ggPTEMBEk u. 1949

S. PETEWS CATHEDRAL Anglican Bloolsford Square

m iseveread Cauea I. ll. Malone “m, gusallill Brenton, hie. Mule

M.A., I..'I'b. incumbent Organist

silo-Holy Communion “Log-slllatlll

moo-Choral Eucharist and servers

sundev “ fiotEvenlossg and Sermon.

All seats are free. Iverrbod! welcome. v S. PAUL'S QNGLICAN

cnu Cl-i , THE PARISH CIIUIEI

published i769 by iinyli Foun- dation. Tu. steverend J. T. lbbott, Rector

Iir. Royston F. Mugford, AJLC-O.

organist and Choir Matter

Fifteenth Sunday After Trinity 3.30 a.m. Iloly Communion, 10.00 a.m. iundapSohooL

[us a.m. Morning Prayer and Sm

mon (broadcast). Subject: "Progressive Christianity."

Anthem : Greatncsfl-Jamea Kent.

1.00 plnJJvening Prayer and Scr- mon. Subject: "In God's Keep-

lng"

inthom: "Like as the Hart" -- Dr. waiter Heston.

visitors will receive a cordial wei- couie at St. Paul's Church.

THE KIRK OF S. JAMES

____B___....____..__._.__._ l‘he Reverend T. II. Iluaseli Somers, .A., 8.12M.

Minister Miss E. Lillian Melenale, Mus. lac.

Organist

l0.00 a.m. Church School Baily Day Service.

LL00 a.m. Morning Worship and Sermon: “The Grace of God is in Courtesy".

Anthem: ‘At Thy Foot” — Bach. ' 7.00 pm. Evening Worship and Sermon: “Heroes and Heroines

We Ilave Known." Anthem: “flow Long Wilt Thou Forget mo"—Pfieuger.

The Minister, the Reverend T. II. B. Somers, M.A., S.'.l‘.M..will conduct the Services and de- liver the Sermons.

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get‘ for this session,

7.00 pm. Evening worship, IIIOIIZ Housewife."

Anthem: "Bast Known" (Pfieuger)

CHURCH ass Kent Street

Choir Director.

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union. Sermon: Fertility of Truth."

Men's Choir.

Lord's Day.

‘EHURCHES TOMORROW

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Plinee and Grafton Streets "WM 0- Cerlrle wee-ta, Y Minister

llr. Prank Johnston. A.'.I'.C.L Orslnht and Choir Director

11.00 Gaza Theme: "The were o:

ssrme Anthons: "My Saviessfs

Anthem: “Roch 9g “up l" sun- The Sunday School our “"7" u‘ h"! Day Service. All ehiidren and young people l" "I011 to attend. Parents CITY TAXES - and friends will he wglggmg,

‘W a.m. Theme: "In the Light of

liylnn Anthem: "Ivory fugue" Anthems "The Night u" t,

BAPIISI m: BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Prince and Iltsroy Sh. bounce the engagement of her The Reverend James D. Dsvison,

"H. w. Alllldli M103". AJHO-M. Qflllllst and Director of Choir.

11.00 a.m. Morning Worship. s". men: "Let the Home he the

I This column is reserved for sun er local Interest, but advertising of I n"!!! tnre lily be inserted a“: eesite a word. es-ieflr pay- ‘ s ,

CIASWILI. for Photographs.

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OONFIDIIATION I LII‘! . SUIANOI. n‘

GENERAL lITTI-ll Irons and Toasters, Warming Pldg.’ ‘Ibomba Music Store. ‘

LISTEN T0 Junior ited Cress Pwsramme CFCY Saturday. Sep- tember 30th. at 5:45 p.m.

NORTHERN [LECTIIC Dolby Champ Radio 033.96, 159mg, Music Store. September Nth is the final date for payment, n; third installment City of Char. iottetown tsxeil,

IUMMAG! SALE-Junior Ladies Aid P. n. I. Hospital at Market Building, Saturday, september 26th, at 0 P. M.

Y“ "° "we"! "M"! to nit. wsunau. MaoDONALD

Edward Island Hcqitsl,

October 1st to 15th. ENGAGEMENT. ... wt. Kimball

H. Coffin. Moroil. wishes to an-

dli-lflitfl. Alice Evelyn. to Clar-

York Point. Marriage to take place in October.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Miller. Charlottetown. announce

At 12 noon "Baily Day" u“ the engagement oi their daughter Church School will not meet Joan Winifred to William Edward

N", Armstrong. son of Mr. and Mrs. F.

Church School and conga-q‘. ""1 "i" Worship together. Usual Church school sessions at St. Paul's Ang can Church. Nlin on Sunday, October 2nd. Let all the fasssliy rally to.

Anthem: "Brother Jamey Alf” Ser- "A Chit With tho “"1! 501M Shrine. plane "I! "III! accompaniment. Thill Not

You are cordially invited to wor- ship with The Baptist church,

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Marvel D. Dunbar, 5.111., 51mm” 1.30 Bveneong Mrs. M. C. Stewart, org-m“; “q thanks unto the Lord: call upon

10.00 a.m. Church School and Fem. 11.00 a.m. Morning Warship and Comm

N- Milli-Will. Georgetown, Ontario. Marriage to take lace in October,

Till PBESBYTEBIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. — Brookfleld Chlrge. Services neat Lord's Day are as fol- lows: Special service at Hartsvllle at 3 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mac- Donald will participate. S. s. 2 P M. Glasgow Road S. S. 11 A. M. Brook- iioid S. S. 10.30 A. M. Rev. Don aid Nicholson, Minister.

MILTON — RUSTICO PARISH. Sunday. September 25th is Harvest ‘Thanksgiving Sunday for members and friends of St. John's Church. Milton. The services are as follows: 10.00 A. M. Sunday School. 11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Sermon. and " . "O give

his name; make known his deeds among the people." A special Har- vest ‘Iharfssgivlng collection will he taken in aid of missions. Regarding church decorations-Annamaria of

"TM vegetables, fruit and flowers will be

gladly received st the ciulrdh this

7m P-m- 5"“!!! WWIUP- 501’- afternoon and evening. Other ser- mon’: “Irons Grafter to Saint" “cw-Holy ‘rrlnlty, W“ Choir: Bowls-I music by 11.00. Morning Prayer and Sennon

Georgetown.

5t. Mark's, Rustlco. 3.00 Evenifln!

Solo: “It Pays to Servo Jesus" and Sermon. Ccrne and brill! 131° (Instonl-Mr. Lloyd Archer. Students, members and friends E. Plercoy welcomes you. are always welcome in cm. trsl Christian Church on the i310

Whole famiily. The Rector. R"- A- The

Harvest ‘Iharlilsiiving Service for Rustico Congregation and

SUNDAY SEIVICES II a.m. Holiness M Suhieot: "Power"

2.80 Sunday School

1 I-ns. Salvation Meeting

the day. Ali are welcome.

g CHURCH

i’! Bins Avenue for ail ages

loop the sayings of the “Worship God." .

kots for the last yell‘.

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Foreign llble Society.

b SALVATION ARMY

alums- GEORGE erases- m- immm" Major and Mrs. I. Hutchinson. °h“'°h "W" Y

Subjects “What Shall It Be?" Special music and song throughout Whittier obtained her medical. dc-

classes 11.00 a.m. Worship and hslae. You are invited to worship with us. 1.00 p.sn. Evangelistic Meeting. Bible,

FINE!) FOR SWEEP TICKETS '

IRAZNTPORD. Ont, Sept. 22 -- (C!) - George Crouch of Brant- ford today was fined 0700 or six months when he pleaded guilty to distributing Irish sweepstake tic-

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Identity, on. 1m. WINNER!- "nmu svlvnav" "' "" Mom m- . HAWES’ n, FLOOR WAX Coupon Draw rfrofiings for 0:00"? l. I ” ‘b. Auxiliary of the aunt's and 0111M!!! N190!“

friends will be held on Iiinfily. C ‘ 2nd lt7.30P. M.

INDIAN MISSIONARY III-I — Whittier, United on furlough from Central India. is on Prince Edward Island and will spend the next two weeks in visiting various control to toll 0f bor work there.‘ This is Dr. Whittlefs first visit to Prince Edward Island, She is s native of Upper Itawdcn, N5. Dr.

greo from Toronto University and went to India as a medical

eio Society c! the United

wort: in mission hospitals Dr.

Reverend Quincy Stairs, Plllél’ what“; mggyugq ’ 10.00 a.m. Sunday School with

toxtbooks into Hindi for use hplpitals and schools of nursing. She has s challenging and inter- esting story to tell of the 8""- needs and opportunities for service in Indie. today. Her itinerary is as follows: Sunday, Sept. 20-Mar- ray Harbour and Montague; Tues- day, Sept, M-Ploasant Valley Un- ited Church at S p.tn.; Wednesday, Sept. I-Trinity C “, Summer- side at 8 pan; Thursday. 5999- 19 -tKonsingion United Qburch at 8 pm; Friday, Sept. StI-Blocmfiold Church at 8 p.rn.; Sunday, Oct. 2 _5pring\field West at the morning service in Bethel Church; Camp- bellton Church at 8 p.m.; Elmsdsle United Church at evening service; United

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mis- Nurses’ Alumnae was held at the

Utllldd PENTECOYI-AL sionsry under the Woman's Mil-

OOOII i0!‘ Photographs,

HUWAID IllelNNIl Fitted Ibotwesr at 11s Queen Street.

PIISIO PIISIUII COOKIES at ‘memos Music Store.

JUST AIIIVEDp-Fosthn Plan- Mi DIIIIQI- Silos 14-44. Kennedy's ladies’ Wear.

OUIt CUSTOMERS NOTE. _. Just arrived. The 04.96 Skirts you have been waiting for. Xermedys Ladies’ Wear.

rwo WILL-KNOWN smite .1 Girdles in discontinued numbers. Irlldtilclsiiy priced. at S. A. McDon- I

DISCONTINUED LINES of Bruin well known and popular W!" It srtstly reduced prices, S. A- NODOIIBJdb.

I. l. “NORTH PIONEER" due Giarlottetown Friday, September 23rd alrsd loads general cargo and livestock for 5t. John's Newfounq. and. For space and rates apply to Buntsin Boll A Co., Agents.

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CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. — Services September 35th- Kinsston Ll A. M. Church School 10 A. M. New Dominion Service cancelled. Cornwall 7.30 P. M. Church School 10.30 A. M. Rev M. K. Chm-man, Minister.

HUNTER RIVER. PASTORAL CHARGE. — Services, September 25th. Wiltshiro l1 A. M. Hampshire 2.30 PM. Hunter River 7.30. Sunday Schools at the usual hours. Howard Christie. Minister.

_,__ A MEMORIAL SERVICE to the memory oi Lucy Maude Montgorn-j cry will be held at Green Gables. Prince Edward Island National Park orl Sunday, September 5th. at 2J0 P. M. The guest speaker will be Chief Justice Campbell and s. local choir will be in attendance. l

ENGAGEMENT. Mrs. Jas. MacLauchlsn. Stanhope. wishes to announce the engagement of her daughter Wanda Christina to Walter Husker. son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Msllett. York. Wedding to take place early in October.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS. — Advertisers are reminded that their copy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the prev- ious day in guarantee insertion. Out oi city advertisers who tele- phone classifieds. etc. should par- tlcularly hear this in mind.

NOTICE COOK'S CANNERY. — Cook's Cannery will be through calming fruit and vegetables. Sept. 37th. for this season. Will be closed from the 1st to 11th of October. Will ro-open from 11th to 18th of October for canning of chicken and beef. Chicken and fowl to bc drawn. All goods must be celled for by October 20th.

LEAVES FOR. ENGLAND - The many friends of Flying Officer K. M. McGill, who for some time has been s patient at the Pro- vinciai Sariatorium, will be in- terested to know that he sailed on Thursday for England. Wheffl he will complete his ccnvalescnce-

CITY POLICE COURT-At the Stlpendiary Magistrate's Court yes- terday, a man charged with being drunk and disorderly was remand- ed until Monday, while a drunk and incapable was committed on c previous commitment. These were the only two cases to appear be- fore Magistrate K. M. Martin Yel- terdoy.

NURSES’ ALUMNAE MEETING -The 11th annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Hospital

Cundall Home on Friday, Sept. 16_ Nineteen members were present. In the absence of the president and vice-president, Mrs. Lois MacDonald presided. Officers of tho "inn pi ted annual reports which showed that the past year had been n successful one. lflection of officers for the ensuing year resulted us follows: president, Mrs. Wendell Wood; vice-president. Miss Edith Hume‘. secretary, Miss Anne MacLelni treasurer, Miss Kay MscKenzle.

MALE CHORUS IIESUMES - At s meeting with Mr. Stan Lan- caster, director of the Charlotte- town Male Chorus on Thursday evening it was decided to com- mence iihe weekly rehearsals on Tuesday evening. Seili- 27m It sharp 8 o'clock. Mr. Lancaster has been fortunate in securing the banquet hall in the Y_M.C.A. f0!‘ Tuesday night rehearsals. A fine selection of music has been 0b- tained and Miss Louise Co: has kindly consented to act as pianist for which the chorus is truly grateful. Each rehearsal will commence with s 15-minute sin!- song to loosen up time voices and at the first practise for this com- ing season a short business meet- |n| will he held to appoint three commute", namely. concert, music selection and social. New mem- bers will be enrolled. at this practice and it is hoped 1M I1; who “to, glnglri‘ will be on hsn to share their talent and enlcy en evening of singinl I11 the °1d favorites. Concerts will be ar- ranged as soon as the chorus sett into shape and iii accept invita- tions to organisations desiring to

-' within man, the body exists for the

ml: GUARDIAN. ‘ CHARIJOTTETOWN

THE clinical. GUARDIAN c Thoughts For Our Time

By His Eminence Cardinal McGuigon (Ovvvflsbti

Don't expect too much from the devaluation of the pound or the dollar. The msnoeuvrings of the economists haven't ‘been notably successful in solving human econ- Omic problems. And for s, reason: these problems are not merely econom cal, as economics is gen- erally understood today. They are basically human, that is to say, moral problems. Evaluation, deval- uation, revaluation, pounds, doi- lsrs, francs. Men will try anything once, especially if it is superficial.

Many economists continue to ea- sure us and themselves that econ- omics is a science which hasn't anything to d0 with ethics or mor- ality. But as we go from crisis to crisis, perhaps the ordinary man ln the street and eventually even some of the economists may begin to wonder whether this autonom- ous economic science crested by the minds of men is really able to run the world as crested by God.

In the visible world. as created by God, we find first. of all purely material beings; inanimate, vog- etatlve, sensitive. Over and above all these, we find a rational creat- ure composed of both matter and a spiritual soul — man. And in the hierarchy of being as established by God, the lower exists for the sake of the higher. Thus the pure- ly material beings as a class exist for the sake of man as a class‘,

sake of the soul. It is his rational powers of in-

SPECIAL LOT of Half-Slips t0 clear at S. A. McDonald's.

FLIGHTS to Si. Pierre. Miqua- ion, For information call Maritime Central Airways Limited at 206i.

CITY 0F CHARLOTTETOWN TAXES - Interest at. the rate of 1-27. per month will be charged on City of Charlottetown third in- stallment of taxes if not paid by September 30th.

COVEIIEAD CHARGE UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA. - There will be n-o services ln the churches of this charge on Sunday, Septem- ber 25th and October 2nd. unless advertised in the Guardian. Rev. T. A. Wilson, Minister.

DIED IN NEW BEDFOBD, MASS-Mrs. Margaret J. (Stev-l enson) Melvin of Hopedale, Mcssng widow of George Melvin, New, Bedford, Mass, "lied Sunday, SepL; 11th. at the home of her slstexni Mrs. George Maccmber, 49, Willow. St_, New Bedford, Mass, she was; s7. Daughter of Benjamin and Mrs Sarah Stevenson she was born in‘, New Glasgow, P. ELI. Canada and} came to New Bediord and married Mt Melvin living here about. 15 months. She was :i member of the First Presbyterian Church. Surviv- ors sre her mother, a son Donald of Hopednle, Mass, two sisters. Mrs, Macombcr and Mrs. John Sum- ner with whom the mother makes her home.

rut-mass. vusrcuriav ._ The funeral of Mrs. Ellen MacDonald of 202 Dorchester St. took place yesterday morning from the AA. Henneesoy Funeral Home to St. Dunstan's Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. PI‘. MacDonald. Rev. I'LL. Muiisliy of Sturgeon was present in the Sanctuary. The pail-bearers were R. Louis Burge, M.L.A., Gerard Burge, Edward Ryan, Leonard Ryan, Fred Tierney and Joseph ‘rierriey. Interment took place in the-family plot in tho Catholic cemetery where services were con- ducted by Father MacDonald.

Personals

Miss Estelle F. Carr. of Tryon, ls a student at Summorsldo Business OOIIcge.

Congratulations

were extended.

tellect and will which set man above purely materiel things. His reason ought to direct his free use of them and tie is responsible for that use. In other words. man's use of material things belong to the moral order. He ought to use things according to reason.

To use a thing according to rea- son is to use it for the purpose for which it was made. Abuse is to use a, thing for some end for which it was never designed. For example. we should not make a. habit of walking on our hands. Our hands were not made for that purpose. To use them in that way is un- natural. We are interfering in the due order which should exist am- ong our members, Bo, also, to abuse material things is to use them contrary to reason, contrary to their nature and clue end.

Now it is the vocation of purely material things to serve the needs

7p. m.

_ race THREE

Trinity United Church

September 25-41 a. m. SPECIAL MORNING SERVICE

Induction of Sunday School Teachers Celebration of Infant Baptisms Junior Choir , Sermon: MEN 0R. WIIEELBARROWS

Sermon: THE TAKE-OFF (Courtship) First of the series. ANNOUNCING

A series of Evening Sermons on the

MAKING 0F A CHRISTIAN IIOME: Sept. 25—TIlE TAKE-OFF (Courtship) Oet. 2-THE CREW (Pilot and Hostess)

Oct. 9—-TIIE FLIGHT (Marriage) Oct. 28—FORCED LANDING (Divorce) Oct. 80—HAPPY LANDING (Old Age)

October Znd-ll a.m.-WORLDWIDE COMMUNION Reception of new members

October 16-LAYMAN'S SUNDAY , Both morning and evening

of man as a class. That is their calling, their immediate end in ex- isting. They serve God indirectly by serving man. And man, because of his rational nature, has the general right of appropriation over them. If we use them properly, we will use them in such a way that they will fulfill their destiny. For this reason, there must be common use of material things,

Since material things were meant to serve man as a class. all men have the right to satisfy their cor- poreal needs with the goods of this earth. And we must hold things in such a way that we can share them easily with those who are in need of them. If we do not do so, our use of them becomes abuse. Our selfishness prevents material things from fulfilling their voca- tion.