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Deafened People Report To Druggists

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Trinity United Church

MONDAY:- 3:30—Cubs Serial Hall. 7:30—Evcning Auxiliary, East Par- lor. W. M. S. Study class, home

of Mrs. R. E. Mulch. L-56.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

At the morning service of Trin- ity United Church the speaker was Rev. Dr. D. G. Coc D. D.. missionary of the United Church of Canada who has lalborcd Newfoundland, Iabrador, and the Yukon and who has given many years of his life in bring the word of God to the peoples oi India.

Dr. Cock Lad a slowing story to tell oi the marvelous way in which the teeming depressed mil- lions of that greet land are flock- ing to the Master. The speaker told of a Mnltom-mednln priest who travelled through the length and breadth of the Holy Land seeking n rr"»~i~ii'u "1 l ~r1 ""1 of how he found it upon the hill of Calvary. I-le rested also how hundreds of the ancient tribes of India are ever ﬂocking to the Christian Leaders seekinz for the way of freedom from the bondage of Hinduism.

One incident of special interest for nil British subjects was put forth by Dr. Cock, when he told of a large room in the House of Commons of the British Parliament where once a week the members have gathered for one hundred end five years. regularly, once each week for voluntary prayer to God for strength in their work of gov-

ernment. This room Dr. Cock spoke of as the powerhouse of the Empire.

By these stirring incidents the speaker madn a powerful mov- ing appeal for the continuation oi the missionary work in India.

The music of the choir was es- pecially helpful arnd enriching to the worshi of God. The choir sang l-fer Sanders beautiful anthem "Was there ever kindest Shepherd" and MIA! Margaret Stems gave a fine rendition of the soprano part of the anthem.

Mr. George Johnson splendidly sang the delightful anthem “The Holy City "

111.‘ evening service Rev. Miller delivered an excellent

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In Memoriam

In loving remembrance of my son, luv. G. G. Moreslde who December 4th, 1030.

One year he:

Since that sldpTl-lud

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deer died

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sermon on the ih-emc "The Search For 1.111s." In this the Minister showed that the full Iiie is not to be found in an abundance of ma- trsrial possessions but in the ex- ample of the fullness of the stature of Christ

The eventing anthem was "Praise Ye The Lord." and Miss Edna Burke was the alto soloist. The organ selections of th-e organistJi/lr. A.R. Kendall were fine tributes to his musical skifl.

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JARDlNE-At Salem. Oregon, Dec. 1st, 1939. Guy C. Jardine eldwt son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jar- dine Charlottetoxm, aged 4-6.

MACDONALD—-At the Prince Ed-

ward Island Hospital on sunde

Dec. 3, 1939 Mrs. M les MacDon- ald. Hopedaie. aged 2 ars. Rie- mains ere resting at the Cutcliffc Funeral Home till noon today. then to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dan MacLeod, H ale. Fun-

eral will be ‘Iblesday, Deceznrber 5th 2 p_ m. Interment Brookfield Cemetery.

SCOTT -- At the Charlottetown Hospital Sunday, Dec. 3, Cecil J. Bwit. Bile 48 years. Fmueral from the residence .of his father, John Scott, Clyde River, tomorrow (Tuesday) service starting at 2 o'clock. Interment Clyde River Cemetery. The late Mr. Scott is restim at the McLean Funeral Home until 5 o'clock this evening.

MoDUNALD—-At the P.E.I. Ros- pitel Saturday. Dec. 2, Roderick McDonald, aged 54 years. Funeral from his late residence at South-

vice starting at 1 o'clock. Inter- ment Pow-ml Ceme

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CONIEDEBATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. IrSIIO-‘l-Zl-Il

SCARLET FEVER immunisation clinics st Prince Street School this Tuedlo’ clay. Pro-school children 3 p. m. Other school clinic dates later. L-M-lll-A-Zi.

INJURED EN ACCIDENT — Mr. and Mrs. Norms-n MecPherson of Hopefielcl in King's County were indured Friday night when car left the pavement three miles 'I‘he accident oc- curred on e sleep hill. The ma- chine went into a deep ditch. Mrs. MeoPheroon received cute about the heed while her husband es- caped with lesser in)

FUR cel

Stree , Tuesday. also Frida-

FAB-MERS-We are re- furs at our office 110 Kent Charlottetown, Monday, and Satur- day, Dec. 411b, 5th, . 9th. Bring "m n - ii§1n§a§y‘§£i£1'-i~iu1redey1 Sum- merside. Maritime Fur Pool Ltd.-

W. Chester B. . Lm-12-4-3i.

COL. BALSTOWS VISIT-Hon. J. L. Relston. lvlinister 01f Fin- ance, Ottawa, is pie-n to be Ill Prince Edward Island on Dec. ll, i2 and 13. Col. Relston has been tendered nomination to the 111W Ml‘. A. E. MacLeeJrs seat in Par- uament 11y tho executives of the East and West Prince count Lib- eral Associations. The by- action takes place Jen. l1

‘T0 FOX RANCHERS-Our De- partment is in a position i0 21W information concerning fox ranch- ers who have had their ranohm graded and have “diamond mark- ed" foxes for sale. ‘This inlformation 1s eveueible m all who apply for some. Provincial Depaﬂmen 0i Agriculture. L-53-12-4-2i.

CAR AND TRUCK OOLLIDE- A c:.r and truck were in collision Saturday night on the Charlotte- bown-Boaden higihwa about 2 miles from the City. i is reported A telephone pole was ‘oroken

and the vehicles slightly damaged in the accident. Nobody was hurt.

STRUCK BY CAR»- Mr. George Furness 40-year-old Charlottetown resident is a patient in the P. E. Ishnd Hospital as a result of a. car accident in the Ciiv ct 6.50 p. m. last night. As V". Furness stepped ofi the curb on Elm Avenue he was stmck by a par-sins mo- torist. Apart from a few minor in- juries the man was not seriously hurt hospital authorities disclosed last night.

LEFT‘ LEGACY FOR CEMETERY nited

Churohmen says. was recently received b . McLean, Chairman of t Souris. P. E. 1., West Protestant Cemetery ‘Committee. The Hon. Dr. George Muttert, died a few months ego in East Boston. where he practised his Iprofession for many years and wase well known citizen. This bsquest re- calls to memo the honourable place long coo-up ed the Muttart ' amily in the church nd communi- ity life of Souris. For an extended l frigid E. B. Mllfliiﬂlﬁ. th; lather ,o . eorge was um y yslclan and friend 1o the people o this end 10f the Island and for some years re- |presented King's County in theFcd- eral parliament. He also served on the Official Board of the Methodist [Church I-Iis daughter. Mrs. Morley 1Acorn died in Sour-is in 1937. He" ihusbend was mayor of Souris and Choir Leader in St. James Church at the tithe of hi1. death in 1036. ,This family is now extinct but their ‘memory i5 %rished by many form- er friends not only in Souris but throughout the Maritimes. “The souls of righteous are in the hands or God and they shall receive a. Iﬁllnrédom from the Lord's ovm

COMMUNICABLE DI S E A S E S REPORTED- Epidemics of scarlet fever. whooping cough and chicken pox are prevalent in different sec- tions of the Province. Dr Keeping. Deputy Minister of Public Health. disclosed last nizht. No deaths have been reported however, and the diseases are reported to be of a mild type. At prescr; there are six houses quarantined azainst scarlet fever in the City. During (his week it is the intention of the Public Hewlth Deowrimen-t to carry on active immunization of the child- ren in the City Schools to prevent the spread of the disease, Dr. Keeping announced. There are five cases of scarlet fever in one house at Bangor but no new cases have been reported in the coun-

Murray Harbor yesterday and schools will open there tomorrow suspension of chases owimz to the large number of cases in that community. Georgetown where the disease first smeared. is reported to be free of the disease, Dr. Keeping re- noris twelve eases oi chicken pox in Rustico with no reports of the disease elsewhere in the Province Epidemics of whooping cough

are Y. nrevalent in Pownel. Village Green,

Bonshsw end Churchill. There have no cases of diphtheria on

Kenning said lest niiziht.

I - The liguorian Players

present "Ain't It The Truth” A comedy in 3 Acts

Holy Redeemer Hall

Tuesday & Wednesday Dec. 5 and 6th Admission 25 cents |

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Clearing Auction Sale

AT OYSTER BED BRIDGE

I em instructed by Gordon c1‘... to sell by Auction on Dee. 7th, oi. one p. m., form of 100 acres to {other with stock, crop end im-

plemento. Terms made known at sole. ALEX MCRAE, Auctioneer L-57-l2-4-4l.

theirl

I noon service was taken from the

' of us lives unto himself,” were the

try lately. Churches reopened in.

Prince Eldwerd Island this year, Dr. '

THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

COMING

Wednesday 0111:. 6th

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL TEA and SALE of FANCY and USEFUL ARTICLES

Sox, Aprons, Infants andi Children's Wear, Antiqued} Bags, Hdkfe, etc.

Also Home Cooking and Candy Ll8-12-Z-4-6

IN PORT-The 0.05. Montmlm ln command of C in J. C. Maodonald (formerly of the O. 0. S. Arenmore) arrived in port over the week end.

POLICE COURT —I.n the Police Court Saturday two drunks were each fined $10 and cons or twenty day 1n jail. A man charged with thiutheft of milk was remanded un

year in St. Patrick's Home, Halifax and another remanded for a. week.

HEAVY RAIN — Yesterday dirt roads were ribbons of mud es heavy rain fell. Frost leaving the

ground in r111‘ peretures com- pleted the pl ure number of motorism for a tirne-so gain under 5

power and other: were 1 towed. Several cars left the muddy ‘ roads and landed in the ditch. No one was reported injured, how- ever.

FUNERAL AT RUSTICO—'I'he funeral 0d the lets Arthur Buote was held Saturday from the reel deuce of his bmther-in-lew Mr. Amos Gallant, Rustico, to St. Aug- ustine's Church, Rustlco, when: uiem High Mes was sung by the pastor, Rev. C. Pitre, who also officiated at the grave. ' ‘The bearers were: Messrs. Gerald S enson. DesRoches, Edmund Martin, Lawrence Gallant Jos E. Gallant and Raymond

8T. JAMES CHURCH

Dr. R. Moor-heed Iegcte, min- ister of St. James Presbyterian church conducted both services ‘ yesterday. His text for the fore- -

42nd Psalm “Why art thou cast down, 0 My soul, and why art ihou disquleted within me. ‘Trust _ God and thou shalt live." We no ' living in a world filled with dis-- couragemernt for anyone hoping for the fulfilment 0i (Kristian Ideal]. Daily we see signs of the success of the godess and the persecution of ureaker peoples. Our faith must withstand these blows. end our souls find inward peace in implicit trust. In addition to the anthem, "God is o SpiriW-Bennet, ‘by the choir, Miss Elizabeth Duff, sang a solo "The Lord is My Shepherd" Tchaikowsky. The words of st. Paul in Romans 14:7 "None

inspiration for the evening sermon. Each of us can only be true to ourselves by doing our best to help others. We must look out for the rights of our neighbors playing the part of the good Samaritan on every possible occasion. ‘The height of disregard for this truth is ex-

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amplcd in the totalitarian coun- tries where the rights of the in- dividual are completely sacrificed for the purpose of satisfying the greed of a fs-rv. They cannot con- fine their evilncss to their own countries but must of necessity in- flict dreadful suffering on others. During the taking of the offering Miss Annabelle Lawson sang as a FfYn "Just For Today."

‘Busy Week At Y. M. 0. A.

This past week throughout was marked by large attendances at the classes and for casual privileges in the Y. M. c. A. The physical c asses conducted in the Social Room by Miss Ieile Worthy and Mr. James Cudmore 1vere filled to the ca- paclty of the room. It ls interest- lne to note that in spite of the handicaps under which the As- sociation is working with its gym- nasium closed, the month of No- vember shows a total attendance of 126 Junior boys and comers for this year as against 130 a yea!‘ ago when the gymnasium was in use

Girls’ classes however have an aqttendcgréce of 2431111154 during

ovem r as ns as yes: in the gymnas um. In the snior sections here is e la e falling off due to the closing the gym- nasium. Nothing can be done to my wise.“ nasum ac es are pro , e situation is particularly unfortun- ate due to the fact that there is a large demand for activities re- quiring a, gymnasium. which the Association cannot at present meet.

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A special social event W115 held for the boys of the Junior section on Friday afternoon and one for the comers section on Saturday afternoon. Both events were large-

ly gttended. m oturday eve nig e. party h: the R. C. N. V, R. was entertain at the Y. M. C. A., and later in the evening the ladies of the ‘W. C. T. U. mrved refreshments. s On Thursday evening the Assoc- iation in cooperation with the Y's Men's C1111) entertained a sized audience of the a cry unit at Beach Grove Inn.

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