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CHURCHES TOMORROW?

fiuuizcu oi ENGLAND S. PETER'S CATHEDML Anglican

Ilaichford Square Reverend Cenon Go‘. Meiletl ILA-.

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Doctor The Iaevarend W. G. llegg Honorary Assistant Print. organist and Choir Director “in Brenton. Lio. llaic. ’irmi. innssy am: sutu- Itogetion Snndny. 1.30 an. Mattias ii a.ni. Holy Euchnriat in am. Church School ll a.m. Choral Euohnrist sermon: By the hector. ll e.m. Church School (Under 0) 7 p.m. Eveheong "5. nuts ANGLICAN CHURCH The Parish Church Established 1169 by loyal

Foundation. the Iteverend Bceanon J. ‘I‘. Ibbott. c

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organist and Choir blaster: Paul (tudniore. A.lidua._ (MoGili)

,____.___ "E30 a..ln. lloly coinnsunion lo a.m. Sunday School ii am. Morning Prayer and Ser- nnn Subject: "In God‘: Service", Anthem: [lroadcult C.F.C.Y. Church Panda: Prince School Cadets 7 pm. Evening Prayer and Ser- non, Subject: "lllllllfld ll! H993" Anthem:

'll5RESBYTERIAN

__————-?-—-——--:- FHE KIRK OF S. JAMES

_— The llsverend T. II. B. Semen. M.A.. 8.T.M.

Minister.

Miss E. Lillian Mclllcnete Mus. B-. li‘.M.C.M.. organist and Director oi the Choirs.

~10 a.m. Church School

11 ans. Divine Service and Ser- mmn: "The Most Important Work "hrlsl. Is Doing on Earth Today”

Street

Solo: Come Unto llini (from Messiah) Handel. Miss Muriel llurst.

Anthem: 'iir'lat Iletli a Gar-

ilen. —'I‘hIman 5 pm. Vespers and Meditation: "Our Debt to John Knox, tbe~Fath- ll‘ ni Scottish Protestantism" Anthem: Cast Thy Burden. — liendelseohn visitor: cordially vveloosno

‘Zion PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

_.___.._.._:._:__ Cor. Prince and Gra.iton Sta. The Ileverend W. Ilercld Drown. M.A.. Minister Mr. Frank Johnson, A.'I'.C.I.._ Organist and Choir Director

Morning Worship

in a.in. The Church School

10 s..m. Adult Bible Clan '

11 em. The Nursery School

ll e.m. Sermon: "The Master Builder"

The Alexander (fiiaptar No. II or The Royal Arch Mason's will ioin us in our morning worship. mnibers of The order will take part in this service.

Junior Chorul:

Junior Choir of P.IJ.I. .- nrphanege: "God Knows"

Anthem: "Great and Glorious"-—

llsydn Evening worship 7 p.m. Sermon: “You are the lien"

Miss Joan Large, newly dleig'riat- rd rleaconeaa. will assist the Min. ister. *

Anthem: "May No Iiaals Intruder"

Illandcll.

Duet, Marilyn McDonald. I'll lilrkox: "Faireet Lord Jeesua"

"Know Yet Not That Ye Are lhe Temple of God".

The British and Foreign Bible Society

l'RIN(‘I'Z EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

Do you know that your rift to the Bible Society

\\lll provide approximately the inllowlng: (‘nit W'lioie New Bibles Test aments Goopeie $3.00 8 I 100 3.00 ll 20 500 10.00 10 00 1000

30.00 50 200 5000

Reanesnbcr this great work with a gift cent to the Bible House at 100 lfltaroy Street,

rmrlottetown. I’. E. I.

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iiimmr UNITED cuuscn

Minister:

Reverend A. Frank Mecbun. IA. 0I’|'InIst end Choir Director Gown A. Thompson. I".l..C.0.

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. ll e.m. Senior Church School end Begins:

11 LE. DIVIIII W "'_, conduct. all by the Minister. Sermon: Look- ing To Jesus —l.ev'd. W. E. Munro. M.A.. l.D.. D.D., Editor of The United churchmen.

Anthem: Our Ietuga and Strength (James C. Fyio)

1 p.m. Divine Worship. conducted it! the Minister. Sermon: Invest In The Church —Beverend Dr.

0 Love of God (Eric

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

THE IAPTISI CHURCH

Onrner Prince end Fltaroy Streets The Reverend James D. Devlson B.A.. B.D.. Pastor. Orgeniet end Choir Director- loyeton I‘. Mugiord. A.It.C.0.

II a.m. Wonhip sent“, 5.1-. "A Good Conscience." Choir: I2 noon. Church School 7D-In. Worehip service. Sermon: "A Rebel Conquered" Choir: A Christian welcome to all who would love the Lord.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN .

CHURCH us Kent Street

llernl D. Dunbar. B.Th.. Mlnlltcr Him Thelma Burns, organist gm- Choir Director.

10 e.ln. Church School and Pam- ily Hour. An average of "100 or more in “54".

11 am. Morning Worship and Communion: Sermon: "Prlyu-_ Knowledge or Feeling”

Anthem: "Let Not Your Heart Do Troubled"

‘I p.m. Evening Worship: Ser- mon: "When God Points Illa Fin- ger At You"

Antbm: “Now The Day Is Over"

Central Christian Church extends to one end all e cordial welcome on the Lord’: day.

The Salvation Army

Great George Street "HOME OF I-:VANGELISM" Since I88!

5I'- Clbtain end Mrs. Lea Titcombr Corps Otlioere.

IO e.m. Band Beech Grove

11 a.m. Public Holiness Meeting. TOPIC: "The Rock that Moved"

2 p.m. Directory Class .,.2.S0 Sunday School

8 p.m. Young Peoples Meeting

0.30 p.m. open Air Maritime Electric

1 p.m. Salvation Rally. Topic: "The Sweetest Story ever Told"

United PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 31 line Avenue

lov. Quincy stairs. Pastor. Phone 8816

III a.ns.—Sund.ay School ll a.m.—Worehlp end Praise ‘I p.ns.—Evangeliatle.

The nibleet oi the evening mes- sage la: The Baptism oi the Holy Ghost with the Bible sign of speaking with other tongues.

You Are Welcome.

EBSPEL HALL

(Corner Prince and Ilurd Sts.) ORDER 0!‘ MEETINGS Lord's Day- All meetings ncclled. Conven- tion in The Gospel Hall at Cre-

paud. “Christ Jesus came into the world to save slnncrs."—-—I Tim. 1:15.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mro. Daniel MecLean, Bristol, who departed this life May tilt. IMI.

Oh blessed words of comfort, Which bid us have no tear

in Haven we'll find “deer Mother." Whom we loved and cherished here.

Inserted by her Deughtere Margaret end Mary and Grandchildren.

DISCUSS TRADE

SEOUL. Korea. — (Reuters) — Robert Mayhew. Canadian Ambas- sador to Japan, arrived here Mon- day to discuss future trade pros- pects between Canada. and South Korea with south Korean officials. He will center with president Sing-

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rowu LAWN MOWIJA from $57.50 up at The Bike Shop.

KEEOSENE. llgctrlc and Pro- pane Gas. Refrigerators. Bryenton and Hacker.-

"ws nsarfrue sicx WELL”. Giggey's Pharmacy. open evenings ‘till I o'clock.

SERVICE TO IIOI. Dial M32, Cantwelra Pharmacy. next to Gloria.

LIJSCUOUS Cream Putts They're fresh and crispy and filled with rich cream filling. Try (Cm! from Stewart Bakeries.

POWER LAWN MOWEIJ from $67.50 up at The like Shop.

IIUMMAGE EALE at 'l‘ri.niiy United church basement. Junior w. A. 3.00 p. in. May amid.

WINSTON FITZGERALD‘! Vio- lln Dance Records end New Gquare Dance Records. Toomlia Music Store.

COTTON I-IOUSEDIIESSES. Res. $2.93. special price $1.08. Nylon Hose good shades, on sale We. The Gloria. 1'19 Grafton Street.

AVE MARIA. aurig as you never heard it sung before. by Bill Kenny of the Ink Spots, Forum. Ml)’ “lb. 8.15 p. m.

MecDONALD RADIO SERVICE Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. inc and tape re- cording. lilo K: t Street. Phone E915.

BIIEADALBANE PItI'JSBYTER- IAN CHUIIUH. — Services Sunday. May 23rd. II a. in. Sunday School 10.15 a. in. All are welcome. Good- will McDouga1l, student Minister.

TRYON UNITED CHURCHES.- Sunday. May 23rd. Tryon ii a. in. Cape Traverse 3 p. in. Orapaud 7.30 p. in. Rural Life Sunday. Rev. Lloyd Archer, Minister.

HUNTER. RIVER CHARGE. — services May 23rd. Hampshire 9.45 a. m. with Sunday school at 11.00 a. m. wlltahire ll.lll e, in. Sunday

School at 10 e. in. Hunter River 1.30 p. m. Rev. Howard Christie, Minister. ,

FROZEN ORANGE CONCEN- TRATE prices have gone up 3 times in the last month. Not so—with our used car and truck prices. You car. buy more now for less than ever before. I911 Champion. 2 door sedan —Looka and runs like new—¢695.00. T. G. Ives.

BROOK!’-‘IELD CHARGE. — Presbyterian Church in Canada. The hours of service for Sunday. May 23rd, are as follows: Hartavllle II a. in. Sunday school lo a. m. Brook- llrld 8 p. in. Sunday School 2 p. in. Glasgow Road 1.30 p. m. All are w ' e. Rev. Lawrence Blsikie. Minister.

SAY BILL--Have you seen '1‘. G. Ives Garage since rebuilding. The cross truss beams are eleven feet high inside. The lower 4 feet of the walls are covered‘ with asbestos board and then Gyproc above that —both fire resistance materials. Large end windows and skylights- grent big door large enough to take in a bus. '

POLICE COURT — In City 001- lce Court yesterday morning before Magisti-a_ta Martin, a. woman charg- ed with issuing a forged cheque was remanded until today. A men charged with theft of e watch was remanded until the 15th. One drunk and incapable was fined 35 and costs. or 5 days. another was sentenced to 20 days and another was remanded until the 28th.

WE CAN SUPPLY all kinds of Studebaker parts including usw motors and crankshaft kits for Champion or Model Mill and 1'! Heavy Trucks. Special Week-End Pric on new and used Studebaker cars and trucks. Servicing stude- baker products for 1! years. '1'. G. Ives.

ENGAGEMENT. -- Mr. and Mrs. David Rennie. Darlirigton, wish to anno the engagement of their grand-daughter Katherine Eliza- beih Nicholson to John Wendell son of Mr. and‘ Mrs. W, H. Phillips. Charlottetown. The marrlege will take place June ldth. I954. at 4.30 p. in. in the Presbyterian Church. Hariaville. P .E. I.

COOK'S for Perfect Pictures.

CIASWILL for Better Phelp- graphs.

GOLP EQUIPMENT at whole- sale prices at The Bike Shop.

IELANGEII IANGES for coal wood or on Bryenton an Macxey.

COIDBED ISLAND VIEWS. - 0raswell'a studio.

BLACKS — Ordinarily to 312.95. Saturday special 30.95. Henderson as Cudrnore.

JIHHTI TAXI I810 or 5253.

vials’ III-STYLE MILLINEIIY. 163% Great George Street. Every style I-Ii-style.

WANTED. — Three thousand begs suitable for shipping coal. A. Pickard 4: co. Coal Dealers.

SPORT SHIRTS. in nylons and reyons. regular to $5.00. Holiday special $2.00. Henderson as Cud- mote.

SIIINING WATERS LODGE open for the season. May 23rd. Catering to banquets and wedding receptions during June.

' ISLAND GEILL. Queen Street Dial 0220. Serving full course din- ncre. Specialising Chinese dish.

NEW WILLIS PIANO. — "Can- ada's Best". Special low price. Toombs Music store.

FAMOUS MAC’! hair resiorcr again available only at The Jen- kins Pharmacy, 85¢.

LADIES LEATHER SHOULDER

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BAGS. — Special $4.95. Toombs Music Store.

I-II-STYLE MlllinEl')' 0 f f e r s most attractive discounts on all

hats for today only.

COCOANUT M.-ictirucns as de- licious and crisp and Iasly as can be today at Stewart Baker- ies.

PANTS SALE—Rcgular $12.95 in gabardlne and worsteds. Saturday feature $3.95. Henderson er Cud- more.

THE INK SPOTS SHOW. — The season's outstanding musical attraction. Monday, May alst, 8.15 D. m. I-‘oruni. -

SPECIAL Banana (fake manic with real bananas. Please every one with this flavored dessert. today at Stewart Bakeries.

OUTSIDE PAINT SPECIAL — White. $3.75 a gal. Grey. Green and Red, $2.95 gal. Douglas Bros. dz Jones, 155 Kent Street, Charlotte- town.

GRADUATING EXERCISES Prince Edward Island Hospital School of Nursing, Prince Wales College Auditorium, Tuesday, May 25th, 8 p. m. _

SPORT SHIRTS in plains and checks. regular to 05.00. Holiday special 82.89. Henderson as Cud- more.

GOSPEL SERVICES, Sons of England Hall: 11:00 a.m. mornln:z worship, 2.30 p.m. Sunday school. 730 p.m. Studies in Revelation, “The 144 Thousand. Who Are They? Has a Gentile Company any right to this title during this present age?" Visitors wel- come. Rev. H. F. MncEwea.

MILTON - IIUSTICO PARISH. Rev. A. E. Piercey, rector. Ser- vices for Sunday. May 23 are: St. John‘s, Milton, 10 em. Sunday school; 11. morning prayer and sermon; Christ Church, Cherry Valley, 2:30 evening prayer and sermon. St. Mark's, Eustico, 7.30, evening prayer and sermon. Come and bring the whole family.

CREDIT UNION MEETING-— President Gecrge Cheverie of the Federal Employees (Charlottetown) Credit Union occupied the chair at a meeting of the executive com- mlttee on Thursday night held in the offices of the U10. Mr. Frank Carboncll, treasurer. submitted the fliiariciel statement indicating a membership of lot in the Credit Union with shares of approxim- ately 81500.00, accumulated since their inauguration last November. Membership is open to all federal civil servants. A short discussion period followed the business meet- ing. Mr. J. J. (Buff) Connolly is

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me crude fireplace stood the iron}

'-hejneitlher were pocket uaiches. Thr- Ol‘Clll'ial‘y mortal depended on tho‘ .

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MASONIC CHURCH SERVICE

Alexandra Chapter — Royal Arch Masons will attend Divine Service on Sunday morning, May 23rd, at Zion Presbyterian Church. All Master Masons are invited to attend. Assemble in the Church Hall at 10:30 am. ‘

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Beaffy Gas Washer reconditioned $1 '| 9.00

Enterprise Oil Range. Pot burner $9530

Astral Refrigerator New unit $59_oo

Maytag Electric Washer Excellent condition $59.00

I4 H. P. Outboard Motor Euinrude $239_oo

C.C‘M. Genfs' Bicycle reconditioned $28_o0

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