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QHURLH UP UNIIILU LHURCH ENGLAND of CANADA -*"'—’i TER'S CATHEDRAL TRINITY UNITED ST- PE met-upw- ' CHURCH ; 3n o -. ilcv. Canon EHM, Mnlcus m" tiliieslnlliliiyibter Din” m. ., urn. lIicIImbOlIl-M ‘c h“ a Q m“ D D yum

M,“ sugqms Brenton, Le. us mum". . I o srcl“ "I" *- Iw Kendall. s. c. . ., ,,', '~ c ~ ".2001" -~ ‘Yo-i’- i000 0111i“! 10.00 n. m. The Senior Church

Choral Euchat‘ ‘, and Ser-

"gmo Sud” School 1,00 Evensohs ""1 “rum” ‘V555 pAznLfiElll/ICES c mun 2;]? Illglllxtillly and Friday

H5 Tuudoy, Thursday iilld Sat-|

priili)’ so Wedlmd" LVCIIIOIII Pridn!

sects are free snd unaud-

Mupflugeri, Visitors are welcome .

illc incumbent Ii KIWI l“ m "m" lillndel

M, we service. everybody wel- I

“IDIO-

<1‘. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH "rill: rlinisil ciwlrfii! lsiulillahfll T569 by “W” Found- ation D RM‘ . . lbb it, It. .. cr- rrj-“Rfiysfon r. nblugford s.rc.c.o.. ‘Organist and Choir Master.

mam’? - SECOND ‘bZUNDAY AFTER. Tnilvru LAYMENS’ SUNDAY

no s. m. lioly Commlisiiofle’ mr-rpnrnte Communion. Angliwh

Lllynlrrli g “mo A hi, Sunday Iwhwl 11.00 A. ill. Morning Prlyfl‘

ilrnmens’ Service) ll-MWI-‘l- Splfftltt‘! lllr. W. G. IIOBB "l sl- Pcier’! Cflllwdml- ,, . Anthem: “A Song of Peace- teilwlius. (St. Paul's Laylllrcns‘ Ail- soi-izliinn Chill"

1.00 r. M. Evening rroyer 0M 5':?3:u, on“ Church and the I/BYIIICIL

Anthem. "lmsd Mic Lord — llrsiry. _ ’ rm itluriiinfi hervive “III "l" broadcast over Radio Stu 0I'I C.l-".(‘.I1'.

yum," will receive a corinl welcome at St. Paula Chute

'_'€_'i PRESBYIERIAN our. KIRK 0r s1". JAMES

School

Il.00 a. m. P iingr _ no: Departments. y and Bu“!

.00 n. m. m in

“ndllclfll l1! Dr. Duvdleay wot-Mp ' Sermon: "HERO 0F WORLD." A NEW

Text: “And God blessed Noah _...arid said ‘I do set my bow in the cloud and it shall be for a |covenant token between me gnfl the earth.’ ” Gen. 9:1 l3—Dr Dad. icy ' '

Anthem: “Holy A11 1-hour. _

i if‘? 5- Jmor Choir Practice - . . v

ranted h, m. Dulllfey-Yvtlflhlp “n-

"KEEP YOUR. MIND

“llow can i1 l, be?" John 3:9 — Drluliurlleymn"

"Christ ll ti; _ —- Tillman. U A G"

"I was llld when they said “Mo Iifrdlft us so int» the house er me

y..." are invited to worship God

iii Trinity Church on this Lord's . Day.

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BAPTIST

THh BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince snd Fitzroy Streets. Mllllil". Rev. James D. Dsvison B.A., B.D.

Organist and Director of Choir Mrs. llelen liiacltse, A. T, c, M_

Illflminr Worship 1i A. M, Sermon: "A Man c! Pity" _|;"_ James D. Davison,

"MIMI!" "IIW Mo: Wilt Thou "use m?” (Pfleugef). Miss Pearle Burns taking the solo.

The ('ilurch School immediately following Morning wprgmm

Evenlnir Worship 7 y, M,

Illustrated Scmlon, Clggfl‘; Ming- Imr “Behold the Man."

Anthem: "Sun of My Soul" - (Turner)

Ilc assured of your cordial wcL

"°""=1" WWI-hip ith th BAPT ciluncil. w o 1ST

' CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

{he luv. 1‘. ii Busscli somers CHURCH -~ .A.. Kent Street mnmlfle lmiuaifn nus} Organs I ' . AR, 5, T]; Miss n. Lillian McKenzie Minister. ' Mus. Bac-

11 s. u. piornlng Worship Sermon: “Actlilfl "m" u" m!“ Motives." u i\lllill‘l‘.li "Sock Ye T-lie Lflfll- -' Rsvlwrts. 1130 p, m. Church School. 7 r, M, Evening “lore-hip

Hcnnon: "Learning the F!"

it'll!" , ‘tutllcln: “Sun Of M! Will "‘ Turner.

'l‘llc Minister will conduct tho

lei-vices and deliver the Sermons. vol, are cordially invited to wor- lillp wit-ll l lis.

“zlos PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH Prlncg gnd Grafton Streets ' itcv: G. Carlyle Wcbster Minister prank jiphfflfflll A. 'l‘. C. I. organist and ciloir director DIORNING Wllllilill‘ ll.00 A. ill. Theme: "Th0 Widening Vision." Hymns: 5B. 586. 38l- Antlicnis: "Praise the l-Ofil. o Jerusalem." "Hark, My Sillll. ll l! The Lord." 2.30 P. M. The Sabbath School and Bible Classes EVENING IVORSHD‘ 7.00 P. ‘M. Theme: "Ills Slfiffll Steps Pursue." iiynms: 666. I88. 582. ’ Anthems: "Now the Day l! 0""

Mr.

v-Keighiey. "Dear Lord and Father P

of Mankind." ‘fliesssd be the Lord. who daily losdeth us with benefits, even tht God of clir naivstioii.“

You are cordially invited to wor- ship with us.

SALVATION ARMY i"' I r elsew- .li A. M. lloilnus Meetlnl- Subject: "Apples of Gold‘

2.00 r. M. Suudly school 1M Bible -Class.

7.00 i‘. M. Evaneglistlc Hour Subject: "The indelible Re- liord.“

Week night meetinl MII

Thursday 8'1’. M.

All are cordially invited to at- tend the ‘meetings at i-lic Citadel this weekend. There will he Inspir- ational singing and gospel mel-

isres. But these are written. that‘? e

Blight believe that Jesus is Christ, the SUI! of God; lllfl Hint believing ye might have l"! through his name.

ALL ARE WELCOME.

lormeom-ec-Q-eendrr-rl-ii

Sleigh: 8r Waggon:

For High Grade, Driving Wog- ons, Fcrln Wagons, Slsiglis and new truck bodies and other special orders.

Writs or plums J. S. Francis Sons, Manufacturers, For- ieeslside» "~ F- '-

illrs. M. C. Stewart, Qf‘ufl|¢ Choir Director

10.00 n. m. Church School and Family Hour.

(An hour of inspiration for all ages) (Adult Class in lllniii Auditorium)

11.00 A. M. Morning Worship lnfl Communion.

Sennon: "Is Christianity A N“- mal Experience?" Anthem: "Still, still wnh Thar- Mr. Preston Beck Soloist. 7.00 P. ill. Evening Worship 5g- vice — Male Choir. Sermon: “The Gods Of Battle: Th9 ll"?! of Common Place." Solo: "Selected" Mr. Bloyce c". ter Soloist. YOUTH CONFERENCE — Satur- day October Jnth-(llst. Provincial Youth Societies are Ward to be present and to bring reports of their years work. Friday Night — 8.00 p.m. THE HOUR 0F POWER- Centrnl Christian extends a wumr welcome to all services on the Lord's day.

Gospel Hail Upper Prince Street _cnrletievnf‘giihin-iri—te_'th_§ name of the Lord Jesus Christ mm 18.20.) .

Meeting for Children lnrds day i0 A. M. Prayer Meeting Tuesday 8.P.M. M.

Rfililhlllblfllll’ the Lord. Lords Gospel Meeting, Lords day 7.90 day Ii A. M.

Bible Reading Friday 8 P. M. . Except a man be born again he ‘ see the Kingdom of God. John 3-3.

Except ye be convened and ba- colne ss little children vs shall not enter into the Kingdom of lies- Iln (Mat 18-3)

Believe on the Lord Jesus Chrbt and thou shall be savsl Acts iii-ll.

UNITED P-ENTECOSTAL . CHURCH

87 llui Avenue lav. Quincy Stairs. Pastor Sunday Services 10.00 n. m. Sunday School 11.00 a. m. Worship and Praise 7.00 n. m. Evangelistic M " _ Week Night Services 8.00 p. in. Wednesday Young Pcoplo 8.00 p. m. l-‘ridsy Bible Study . 1.00 p. m. Friday. Prayer and .Dlvlne Healing‘ services We pray for the sick. "Jesus Heals today." Pentecostal Convention will be held in the Charlottetown Church Nov. 4th, to 7th. Several Minio- ters and workers expected- ! Everyone ill welcome to sii Ser- ' vices.

IN MEhLORIAM

In loving memory of WILLIAM MIoNAUGHTON

Lovingly remembered and family.

who passed away Oct. 2S. 1N5- by wife

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved fcr news of ioosl interest. hut advertising of s newsy nature may be inserted st live centl a word. strictly pay- sbic in advance.

JIIMMIE‘! TAXI Pnonl 636 CRABWELL to: Xliifl Photos.

CONFEDEI-ATI-O-N LIFE ISN- SURANCE.

HOWARD lltlclltlili’ Fitted Footwear at I75 Queen Stress.

NEW WILLIS PIANO st spec- ial price. Froombs Music Store.

‘HEAR. ltAIlPl-I- ItAYNOR. in violin numbers at the York Con- cert.

ELEUIRIO STEAM HEATERS, Stoves. Irons, Toasters, Razors. Toombs Music Store.

PANTRY SALE at. Rogers Hard- ware by North Milton W. I. this afternoon at 2.30.

SUPPORT the Canadian Red Cross Free Blood Transfusion Ser- vice. Eilroli when t.h canvasser calls at. your home one‘ help to save a life. Perhaps your own.

NOTRE DAME ALUMNAE HOME COMING will be observ- ed at. the Academy Sunday after- noon at. 3 o'clock. A full attend- ance is requested.

GABARDINE and Covert, Top- ccsis. Best. quality in Fawn. Navy Blue. Green. etc. Just arrived Jack Camel-oils. .

COVEHEAD-STANIIOPE UNI- TED CHURCH-Services for Sun- day. October 24th, West Covcheed ll A. M. Covehead Road ll P. M. Stanhope 7.30 P, M. Rev. .1. l-l. MacCalium, B. A., of York, will conduct these services.

NORTH RIVER PASTORATL- Services for Sunday. October 24th. North River S. S. ll A, M. Long Creek S. S. ll A. M. Clyde River 7.30 P. M. W, M. S. Thank Offering Service with special music and Mrs. (Rev) J. D. Dsvlson, speaker.

CLYDE RIVER Baptist Church. Mrs. J. D. Davison will be the guest speaker at the W. M. S. Thank Offering service in the Clyde River Baptist Church on Sunday evening, October 24th at 7.30 o‘clcck. The choir will be as- sisted by Miss Sully Woo'd, Miss Florence Simmons and Mr. Sterling lnnlan. -

SACRJFICIAL GIVING. — The Scriptures as a means of evangel- lzatlon and education have proved their worth in Christian exper- ience, and the decades succeeding the conclusion of the second Great World War will demand. as they should command, the sacrificial giving of all Christian people who believe that, the open Bible was intended to be the possession of mankind. Help the great cause of the P. E. I. Auxiliary or Branch of the Bible Society as it co-o/pcr- ates in this great work.

THE KIRK OF ST. JAMES. - Both itlcrnlng and Evening Wor- ship at. the Kirk to orrow will be conducted by the Mt ister. Rev. T. H. B, Somers. M. A.. S. T. .\l., who will also preach the Sermons, in the Morning on “Acting from the Right Motives"; in the Evening on "Learning the Hard Way.” The Church School meets at 2.30 in the afternoon. The music will be under the direction of the Church Organ- ist, Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, Mus. Bsc. and will include Morning Anthem "Seek Ye the Lord" Rob- erts. Evening. "Surl of My Soul", Turner.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. _ Morning Worship will be conduct- ed at ll A. M. by the minister, the Rev, James D. Davison, B. A., B. D. The morning sermon will be "A Man of Pity." The choir \viiI sing Pfleugsi-‘s "Bow Long Wilt Thou Forget Me?" Miss Pearle Burns will take the solo. The Church School meets as usual at l2 noon. Evening Worship will be conducted by the minister at. 7 P. M. with an illustrated sermon based on Olsen's painting "Behold the Man." Turner's "Sun of My Soul" will be the anthem of the evening. You are cordially invited i0 worhin with The Baptist Church,

‘The British and

Foreign Bible Society

IN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY

Till‘. WORLD-WIDE NEED FOR BIBLES

We believe that we can have Peace and Justice sud a Stable Order in Europe. Asia and throughout the World only upon the pfnolpios that are laid down in the Bible.

if you really love your Bible, will you mgke It your sin to enable us to put the Rcriptures into the hands of all who wish to read them? There is a famine of Bibles in the world like the famine for bread. and we must try to meet it.

Please send your subscrip- tion throu|h P. l. l. Antil- iary or Bunch.

‘lieu liolitsl Miles in Charlottetown

iiounoed the opening of his office in the Whalcn Memorial Building. I75 Grafton St, Charlottetown, for the practice of dentistry in the office formerly occupied by Dr. Smith. Dr. Msclssac is a rcuent graduate cf the Faculty of Dentis- try of MoGlll University, Montreal, having previously studied at St. Francis Xavier University. Anti- gonish, N. S., and Sydney Acsdc- my, Sydney. N. S., where he took an active interest in extra. cur- ricular activities. such as foot- ball. hockey. etc.

He is a son cf Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Maclsaac, Sydney, N.S.. Jioth cf whom are well known in P. E. I.

Dr. Macisaac is married to tilt! former Rita. Coally. li.N., D.P.ii.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Goldy. Hazeibrook, P.E.I.

MRS. STERLING MacLcall wish- es to announce the engagement of her oldest daughter, Doris Ruth to James Townsend, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heath Montgomci-y. Iliurrialgr: to take place in November.

WELCOME VISITORS - Mr. Charles sillipllzlnt. from Rapid City, Main. is a guest of his niece Mrs. J. W. Patterson and Mr. Patterson of Hunter River. m: Silllphant, a native of Hunter River, is renewing acquaintances with friends and relatives for the first time in over 50 years. lie is accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Cowcy. 0f Kenora, Ont.

CITY POLICE COURT- At. the Stlpendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday; a mail charged with breach of tile Temperance Act was fined $200 and costs or two months in Jail. A man charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated was sentenced to I5 days in jail, lvilile tile same man charged with taking a motor vehicle without the owner's consent was allowed the charge to be withdrawn. A drunk and incapable was sentenced to 20 days in jail.

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of New London for Sunday, October 24th. 22nd after Trinity. Laynlens Sunday. St. Mark's, Kenslngton, Holy’ Communion 8.30 il.in.; Sunday School 10.00 n.m.; Morning Prayer 11.00 n.m. Speaker at this service will be’Mr. Verner Moore of Crap- nud. Si. Thomas, New London, Sunday School 1.30 p.m., Evening Prayer 2.30 p.m. Speaker, Mr. Ver- ner Moore. Si. Stephen's, Burling- ton, Sunday School 6.30 p.m. Even- ing Prayer 7.30 p.m. Speaker, Mr. Ernest Haslarrl of Springfield. The Rector will be assisted at those ser- vices by iaymen from the three congregations in the parish. You are invited to worship with us. Wednesday, October 27th, Prayer Meeting st Sea View Hail. All wel- come. Rcv. Sidney J’. Davies, Reo- tor.

KASSNElL-BOPER WEDDING _ At the Temple Emanuel in West- mount, P. Q., the marriage took place of Lois Irene Roper, R. N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Roper, Souris to Edward Kassner, M.D., son of the lute Mr. and Mrs. Kassner, Montreal. Rev. DI‘. l-larry Stern officiated at the ceremony. Bouquets of chrysanthemums were used as decorations. Tile bride was given in marriage by Dr. Maurice Weisberg and attended by Mrs. Charles Kzlssncr as matron-uf-hon- or. The groomsman was Mr. Char- les Kassner and Dr. Bouchard act- ed as usher. The bride wore a tra- ditional gown of white satin, with lace yolk. long pointed sleeves, fin- gertlp veil. He! bouquet was of Talisman roses. The matron-of-hon- or wore a gown of white net over taffeta. She carried a bouquet of pink and white roses. Following s reception held at the Berkeley Hotel in Montreal, Dr. and Mrs. Kassner left on a trip to the Mari- time Provinces. For travelling iile bride wore an "aqua blue gabsrdine suit and top coat, matching hat and brown accessories. Out of town guests at the wedding were Miss Eva Roper. Charlottetown and Dr. and Mrs. Schaplra, New Glasgow, P. E. I. Dr. and Mrs. Ksssner will live in Montreal.

Personals

The Lleut.-0ovsrnor and Mrs. Berna-rd are visiting in Tlgnish.

Miss- Yvonne Gaudet of Wol- llngton has been visiting her coul- in. Mrs. .7. J. Connolly and Cap- tain Connolly, North River Road. for the past. ‘several weeks and has recently taken s. position with tile Rogers Hardware company.

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Dr. A. L. Maclsaac who has an-l

YORK

novelties.

Contributions To Protestaluilrphaliage

BONSIIAW DISTRICT BY MRS. O. Ii. CURTIS Hon. W.1".A. Stewart. .1000 Dr. O. H. Curtis . ...10.00

2.00 Each: Everett Crosby; L. T. Benton; Edison MltcRac; Mrs. Stcphcll McLeod; Alfred Mac- Piiull; Eric Ferguson; Alex. Mac- Fadyen.

1.00 Each: Mrs. Alex MacFady- en; Andrew Crosby; Mrs. Milton

MacRae; Ralph MacPllail; Dan MscPhec; Mrs. Ncll Ferguson; Mrs. Wellington Salmond; Mrs.

Stewart MacNevin: J. L. Conley; Mrs. John MacQuarrie; Mrs. Sarah MacDcugail; Mrs. Christine Mac- Nevin; Mrs. A. B. Manhood; Mrs. Clara. Mackenzie; Mrs. Iva Mac- Daugali; J. W. MacDonald; Russel Boyce; Mrs. Jcilllie MacPilaii; Airs. Edlvill Boyce: Mrs. Jacob Inmarl; Mrs. Sophia Murchison; George Carson; Harry wheeler; Mrs. Ncil Salmond; l<‘1'cd Bertram.

.500 blucii: Inez MscPhee; Mrs. John MacPllail. 'l‘0tal 70.00

CIIARLOTTETOWN CONTINU- IiD:

Island Coilstructlon Co 5.00

2.00 lflacli: Mrs. M. Drew: P. Barlow; Mrs. Ronald Norman; Mrs. W. W. Munch; Allison M3- ILeod; Mrs. Mellick; Mrs. Nell Mc-

Donald; Noilmarl McPherson; Ken?

my’: l-Iohie Bakery; Keys Grocery; Mrs. F‘. S. Moore: McLeoiYs Gro- cery; Costcllos Meat Market; Mrs. Gordon Haynes.

1.00 Each: Mrs. J. f". Moore; Mrs. John McNevln; Mrs. Arthur Ramsay; Roy White; Mrs. R. Lar- tcr; Mrs. E. S. Lord: Mrs. Vincent Blake; Mary Haszard; Mrs Hor- ace Cameron; Mrs. Lloyd MacNev- in; Mrs. Lorne Moiikley; Mrs. Lorne Good; Union Grocery; Mrs. A. R. Clarke; Mrs. Geo. Simmons: Ethel Simmons; Mrs. Hilton Vail; Mrs. Frank Johnston. Jr.; Mrs. George Ivcs; Mrs. ii. W. Pletch; Mrs. Martin McKlunon; Mrs. G. W. Buell: Florence Arblng; Mrs. Everett Plstts; Mrs. Roy Kennedy: Mrs. Fred Andrews; Mrs. Gordon Ross; Mrs. E. Holdway; Mrs. W. E. Besristo; Mrs. Mae Adams; Mrs. G. C. Warren: Mrs. E. C. Haywood; Mrs. Benj. Simpson; G. A Ramsay; Roland Jewell; rs. J R. Skinner; Mrs. W. E. Burke; Miss A. Scott; Miss I... Passmore; Mrs. L. Spencer; Mrs. J. l... Lock- iiart; Mrs. Laura. E. Bustln; Mrs. Vernon Munn; V. M. Sliutc; Mrs. Harry Siackford; Ethel McDoug~ all; Mrs. W. D. Ross; Mrs. B. Tocmbs; Mrs. M. McCoubrey; Mrs. Geo. Vickerscn; Mrs. A. D. Mc- Pherson: ivirs. Charles D. Roger- son; Mrs. Maurice Block; Liz's. E.

A. MoDouguil; Mrs. A. A. Mc- Donald; Lloyd Wakelin: R. T. White; Mrs. Jack Dalzlel; Mrs.

Claire Jolmstoil; Mrs. P. N. Man- uel; Mrs. M. C. Stewart: Mrs. C. I-Isslam; Mrs. R. E. Ramsay; Mrs. J. C. Stewart: Mrs. Creeiman; Mrs. R. C. Johnstone; .W. A. Smith: A. T. Ross; Mrs. Mo Stems; ML. Cox; ulsrion Ryan; lvirs. E. Ua-rrlercil; Irene Dewar; ..Emms Thomas; Mary .McNelll; _Betty Prevost; Ethel Perry: B. M. Ber- nard; Isobel Cameron; Joyce Larltz; Edna. McKenzie; Georgina Msbey; Lucy McLute; R. P. For- sythe; P.,McAuslend; Capt. Myers: Frank McKle; Keith Cameron: Mrs. Pfllllk DuPlessls; lVLrs. J. F. Gard: Mrs. John McPherson; Mrs. J. Power; Mrs. H. W. Bowman‘. Mrs. B. L. Wood; Mrs, Chas. Mc- Gregor: Mrs. Harry Barrett: Mil- ler MoFsdycn; Mrs. RG. Giggsy; Mrs. Jack McLean; Mrs. Chalmers McLeod; R. If. Lowther: Mrs. D. H. Aildsrscii: Mrs. Gordon Swan: Mrs. C. B. llsmm; Mrs. T. G. Ir- lam; Mrs. A. W. Down: Mrs. W. W. Brown; Mrs. R. R. Hurst; Mrs. Geo. Hooper; Mrs. H. L. White- rhead; Mrs. J. A. White; Wilfred ‘Duffy; Ira Show; Mrs. Charles Beer; Mrs. C. R. Matheson: A Friend; Mrs. Morley Smith; Fred W. Waller; Mrs. Bruce MofLcren; Dorothy Ann Gillie; Mrs. Stuart- McMillan; Mrs. Bruce Currie; ivlrs. E. H. Beer; Mrs. W. W. Clarke; Mrs. J.I-I. Pierce; Mrs. J. '1‘. Windsor: Mrs. Lightening; Mrs. Donald; Mrs. D13. McLeod; Miss 1". Fraser: Miss L. Hooper; Miss B. Billingsley: Miss I-l. Fyfe; Miss M. Smith; Mrs. Milton Carter; Mrs. ‘Philip Palmer; Ross Bethune; Mrs. C. M. Shannon: Mrs. L. Ssd- ler; Miss L. Toombs; Mrs. C. Kirk- patrick; Mrs. C. Murray; Mrs. Ivan Home; Mn. Stuart Dickson; Mn. James McMillan; Mrs. l-f. L. Pal- mer; Mrs. P. Seller; Mrs. O. ii. Foster: Mrs. Bayer; Mrs. A. C. coir; Mrs. TE. MacNutt; Jean Camp- bell: Betty Hooper; A. H. Mould;

-s iiliillTS 5-ii0li. 2, 0, 4, 0 a 9th

The community presents c H VARIETY SHOW comprising c one ccr comedy UTTER RELAXATION", musical numbers by guest artists, and feat- uring "AT THE FAIR", a gay medley of songs, stunts and

Beautiful costumes — colored lighting - special effects.

Tickets now on sole at Henderson and Cudmors’;

By mail from Arthur Vesey, York. (Please specify dole.) Admission Silt-Performance ruin or shine-curtain 8.15 sharp

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i CITADELS

When we sec a citadel, or read about one, we forthwith think of something, or some one to be def- ended. And we ask what is that‘ for which vitadcis are built and maintained? ls _it. not‘ psrsktllliliizlx-I ity? We "wish to pro cc um beings. p

There are many citadels m any ‘social order worth the name. The imost. important is. I think W0 Will all agree, the home. But there are others outside the home and which guard its very approach, e 110019 is our most important citadel, be- cause life begins there and the children are undrer its SIIDCIgVISIOI} and protection or a num er o