. JANUARY 21,1939 i

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Tllb column a roeerv news _L____'-_----_,- gww-wp-gu i;';'-1-=,3'=, CHURCH 0i ENGLAND . word ysirictly pey- ' I z .. __ m. s" Paul ' chum‘ The Baptist Church OIAsWll-l. for Photographs- Ven. Archdescoamlisymond. 13.0., lugrlnoe and Iitaroy Street _____ llev. (lanai: u. A. ueelem. m. l? L‘ ‘mm’ u” mugs. mATloi-srss-EP-glh m . u. Cam bel . -—-— mrimbit-t l. “~..:"::.:....* hi’ ""' "scum —."r...."'-.:.:~=- m Send-r 11w Isiah-w w glacier u. clear it $1.00. Haiswaa. m L-233-i-20-1i.

Ofiertory Solo: “Jesus Lover oi

My Soul" (Macllougali) by Mr. V. All

lngw I 230 Suhdsy School and Bible Classes: . 1.00 Evening Prayer and Sermon

oAnthsem:"‘Still, Still with Thee’; l “gygnvubnv wuwom

PRESBYTERIAN

The Presbyterian Church in Canada St. James Church Pownal Street ' Minister — Rev. R. Moorland Legato, D.D. organist-Mrs. K. S. lingers. Choir Director-Mrs. J. A. Lewson Public Worship: Morning at eleven and evening at seven o'clock- Preacher: The Minister. Sunday School at Two-thirty. Morn r:- - Solo: "O Saviour of Mankind"- Mettrop.—MlS. ll. S. Henderson. Anthem:”“BIees Thou The Lord 0

kl. Strangers and Visitors Cordially Invited.

Zion Presbyterian Church Prince and Grafton Street Minister -- Rev. G. Carlyle Webster -0rganlst — Miss Rena Wood.

Morning Worship 11.00 a.m.

Theme: "The Liberty oi Chris- tians".

Hymns: l9, 752, 437, 261.

Anthem: "Just As I Am." (Bow-

l ). e230 pun. The Sabbath School an; Bible Celene. ‘

Theme: reat Confession."

Hymns: 8 .

Anthem: ' e Fear oi the Lord’ (Simoer).

Solo: "Babylon." (M. Watson)- Mrs. B. W. Patterson.

"Blessed is everyone that ieeroth the Lord, that wallteth in His Way." Students and strangers are cordially

invited to worship with us.

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umrep CHURCH I oi CANADA

Trinity United Church Prince Street Rev. Hugh Miller, M.A., B.D. Ministe

r Rev. Lewis M. Murray, B.A. Aseis nt A. Roy Kendall, I..Rl.'A.M., A.A.G._0.,

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11.00 a.m. Po fenworshlpl" ‘ -‘

Semen: “IS OUR. RELIGION RADIANTT”. Third in the series: “Tcsts oi Our Religion." —- Rev. Iluch Miller. ‘

Anthem: "The King of Love. My fillcphcrd ie"—(F. Watkls

2.30 p.rn. Sunday School and Bible Classes.

7.00 p.m. Public Woi-shi .

Sermon: "WHAT TII NK YE 0F GOD.” -— Rev. Imvls M. Mur- ray. B.A.

Anthem: "Great is Thy love".- (Carl Bolun.)

Visitor: and Students Cordially

Invited.‘

In Memoriarn

MRS. MARY C. TAYLOR

Mrs. Mary C. Taylor, wile oi David Taylor, passed away at her

home in Providence, R. I. on Jan- uary s. 19199. site an illness oi mo

about two and a s

Mrs. Taylor was born in New Argyle, Prince Edward Island, on Jilly 10, 1870, s. daughter of the late Duncan and' Jamie cMsc- Eachern) MacKlnnon.

For the past es years Mrs. Tay- lor hs.d made her homo in Pro- vidence. and for twelve had tended in-th i section.

were held irom her lstc residence on Ayrault Street. Reverend Mr. MooCelmoht of the United Presby- ierlun, Church officiated. Services Were also held at the grave. Bur- lrl was in Greenville Cemetery, Greenville. R. I.

There were man beautiful floral oiienngs irom ends of the dc- ceased.

Mrs. Taylor is survived by her "$58M. Da/vidTaylor, formerly c1 Rice Point. P. l. I. two pone, David w. of Island, u. 1n, and Herbert J. o Providence, a douzhter, Mrs. Martha Cameron

oi Providence and a granddu -'_

ier. Miss Jessie, M. Cameron, a of u by s. lor also urvi ed e brother Neil A. Meglinriori, of New le, P. E. 1., and e mun-

ber of ecee and nephews.

PABKDALE worsen? _ msrrrvrs

n. l .1 nary...- ‘ of the Parkdblcmwiismen’; ting met

in h Qghgp . his unto. ' win _

Eng“ mofiedlmber present arshe wenéonnanutes oi, the lest meetlnl

lire the absence’ oi the . Olive MecMilian, and the cl the school and sick oomn-ii "N given - ' .

M!" It I'll-Islet

"will: orahl 11 ssn.

Sermon: "D Ono's o’ Burden 2 Adding to it, _. n“

Rev. H. Benton,

Anthem: Selected, Choir, t The Church School 2.80 P. M. —

classes and noun except it: W» senior muse meet It zso the new schoolroome. An. _ nt invitation is extended to all ladies and men to meet with the senior troupe at the close of the morning servlc

t. The Junior Bro“ ‘ ‘ mi in open discussion the mogul-slog “régntuldsaw panel discussion —

held by the young pQuplg, M1“ v- 5- M- Bmilbell, Mus. Buc. lives

h ns. Y i vited ti.“ with? Slam-rem “éh'c"i'bl"“‘

ccsifiil‘ ch"???

Kent Street Minister - Rev. S. C. Cooper, Th.M. Organist - M“, V, L, Dingwe .

Morning Service il sun.

Solo: "Good Nmlgweet Jung" Sermon: "Calibarfs right. ' ‘Slunidfiiy Sschooule2a30 p.m. ve erv , "Solitiy “Tlfhe ‘Sennon: "Sucoceeiul Marriage." Ail Cordislly Invited

WESTMORELAND W. I.

The January meeting held at the home-of the President, Mrs. Robert Mayhew. Roll call was re~ sponded to by nine members. The meeting opened by repeating Its a

time to get acquainted ici- owed by s. Club Womens Creed in unison. Minutes of last meet- irmroed and approved. Reports of d erent conunittees were the-n heard. Sick Committee reported havinl taken fruit to the sick. It

stove brush and polish be bought ibr the school. 1t was also moved and‘ seconded that- ell Institute bills be paid. The following com- mittees were then appointed. sick. Mrs. Harold Cakes. Mrs. Fred Fall School, Mrs. Fred Wilson.

Grace Moore.

Next meeting to be held in the school. in form of o. Valentine Concert.

Meeting adjourned and a social hour was spent in readings and contests.

t . In Memorzam . . ___,__ JAMES WARREN ‘Iheropa-seed awoy at his ome in Albany on December 0, 19 , James Warren a highly respected citizen at the advanced age oi '14 years. He had been in failing health ior some time before hie death but it came as s greet shock to all who had the pleasure oi his acquaintance. was respected by all and had made many frelnds throughout the country. Jim, as he was familiarly caiecl was a great lover oi horses. He will be greafy issed in the home where he ioun ensure, he leaves to IIIOIIITA besides a sorrowlng widow, four sons, Cecil of Albany, Thomas and George at home. Martin at Mount Trycn and three daughters, Mrs. Joseph Muttort of Albany. MH- Anrbrose Corr of lihnersld and Ber- tha at home, who so tenderly nurs- ed her father during his illness which he bore with Christian patience never heard to murmur or complain only reshned to the will oi God. His funeral held on Monday

W. E. .

Smith. Kinkors in the choir. ‘ The poll bearers were his four sons and two sons-in-law. Cecil Thomas, George Martin, Joseph Muttart, and Aimilvroge Corr.

Card Of Thanks

Mrs. James Warren and fsnllly wish to thankaii those who so kind- ly heped during their recent sad

vement also wish w thank the doctor And all those that sent Mule Cords and cards of sympathy.

EABNSOLIFFI WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

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Dinnilingh

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son; Elsie Ia d Edwin Stevenson: Mrs. Pearle I-Iowatt; Mrs. Elbert Hill; Mrs. J. W. Glenn-is; Mrs. J. B Stearns; Mrs. Alden Dickieeon. t

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" ew e ". by Nmmifeer‘ “hm wee ‘ h; members

6V M O O Central Christian Church the Min- ister. v. S. CJCoOSper will preach e B I sermon “ ucceesful Mer- r e'wihich will beof interest es- pefially to the young people.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHABAIEZ-Jenua-ry 22nd. ew Dominion-Service 11 A. M. Kin - ifln P. M. Oomwali- ,8.

11A.M.Scrvice'iP.M.R.e.E,R. Woodeide, Minister. L-MZ-"l-Ql-li.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP. TIST PASTOR-ATE — Rev. J, M. Blelitilill. B. A.-—Minister. Divine worsrilgh Smock January 22nd. North lion l1 A. M. North River 3.00 P, M. gston 7.00 P. M. "The church is not a. convention. Do not send a deegaic, come yourself."

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T!!! CBABLOTTETOWN FUR. SALES at b6 Queen Street, Char- lottetown, have s. number oi choice Silver Fox Furs suitable for neck- pieces and ranging $30.00 upwards. Good fox furs were never so cheap and probably never will be again. is your time to

e world's most L-188-l-19-21.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral oi . Hcru-y C. Lowe which was largely attended was held yester- day afternoon from St Paul's Church where service was conduct- ed by A ‘ideacon H. D. Raymond, a. D., and Rev. Canon Hsslam. em

Paul's and Mr. Leigh Ding-well sang "Crossing the Bar " A short service was held by Dr. Ray- mond at the home before the re- mains were removed to the church. The pallbearers were: l-Iis Honor Lieutenant Governor DeBlois; Dr. W. H. Pethick, Messrs. Roy Quigley. I-Iany Miller, James E. Harris and C. H. B. Longworth. The mourners were: Messrs. Weston Lowe, John McLean, Isaac Carter, J. M. Hunter, Chas. Moran. Geo. W Ritchie. Simon Panli, Sn, J. H. G, Murphy. Wm. Mnhar, Ambrose Coady, Chas. Hamm. Watson McKinnon. Ro- land Harper, W. O. Pyle, Judge H. L. Palmer. Major. T. E. Mac- Nutv. Interment was in the Peo- ie's Cemetery, service at the grave elm’ conducted by Rev Canon m.

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Protestant ' Orphanage Collections

NEW GLASGOW

Per Mrs. M. McLeod, Mrs, B. B. ailckleson and Mrs- P. L Camp- I.

Mrs. R. E. Begnall $1.00 A Friend .00 50c each: R. L. Dickieson; Ross White; Mrs. M. McLeod; Mrs.

. J. Macleod, Mrs. ‘lgs, McArthur—lVI.rs. Cyrus Smih

30c each: Mrs. J. L. Stevenson;

a! — — — — - - - —$9_00

ADDITIONAL AMOUNTS Iimployeee Bank of Nora Sco- s,_. _. ._ _ ... -- - - .26 Summe side District - 432-40 SPECIALS

To

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0. ll. ii. Notes

1n the recent section makeup the ioliourine men have cixerciaed their seniority, -

I William P. Bernard, Hunter River moved to R0 alty Junction. Joseph We , lvliltcn,

mended for a week, and s. young man charged with stealing ooa until Tuesday. ordered cleaned. A case of posses- sion of stolen goods. and another able w resume work in the near oi poesessio oi intoxicating liquor future. remanded one week

Mrs. Colin Love. Borden had the misfortune to fall and break her ankle. She is resti 8s can be expect County Hospital,

Seven

for failure to pay Bone paid up others had destroyed the dog. 8nd lhe rest were fined five dollars and costs or ten days.

INSPECT NEW BUILDING — panled by hm wue_

mm producwgr‘ g" wn-‘trlwflm i“ m‘ MW :3“ extended visit to Western an-

li Sanatorium is now completed. The

jthe gentlemen expressed themselves

The president. Mrs. MscKey

Hamilton W. I.— — — 410.00 carried ew Dunblan W. I. -’ " _ ‘"* $2.50 pointed es iolhw 15-364. - Sldi.

if Visit Our Show Room and Picl:

ins ic "The v. 5.1). L-ilM-l -li.

ruck cnsamrrsroww cqsppnm

Trinity iinited Bhurch

SATURDAY. J AN UAIY II

in Cardi-

arrruarAmsn - 1cm . baearnnston Oharlottewvgln 3i‘. has “lg-uracil Vwwy. Georgetown. to en

the holiday season

3p’ Mill-PSI HLIFDOI‘. 1n gm my m he, mqther, Mm Gar led Dey. Miscouche to O’- ll.‘ P I-Ia th Park '

. . n, Street, was the guest of honor at several parties recon eluded with a cocktsi y given its Major and Mrs. Jefreguert the

slicers’ mess, Welllngtm eclrs. —I-le.lifax Emil.

009mb!" MacGuutiih. Bummerslde to eman, "mm °°n' Daniel Bushey, Ulcer-y to Well-

JZQbh Harris, Murray Harbor to Elmira.

John E. MacKenzie. Melville has

P0519! ‘CUUBTL-Ai D011“ 0°11" retired 0n Pension after being out

yesterday a drunk 20 dove in Jail. A vagrant was re-

from the C.N.R.. was remanded

A sidewalk was

were each . dog-owners were up in court the 1938 tax.

urses’ Home at the Provincial

building was inspected Thursday

Mxaw afternoon by Premier Campbell. 50,1113 m;

was sentenced w oi the service sick for six months. ‘The many friends oi J. J. Mac-

Isaec, ineer

pleased to hear o

provement 1n health after a long

lines-s and hope that W111 be

will be

i his steady im-

ss comfortably in the Prince

3060m-

Read. left recentl on

. lcrne Kesys, Section Mm nfortunote accident

Hon- B. W. LePage. president oi while drlvingt e sect on motor car. the llhrccutive‘ Council. and Hon. he was thrown to ilhe ground, frac- Mark R. McGuigan, Minister of turing his arm He was removed to

Health and Education, who were the Cit conducted on the tour of inrpec- 1m: Cvmmllflb -

Mr A. C. Hewett retired conduct-

ticn by Mr, Simon Pcoli, Sr. chairman of the Sanatorium Com-

y Hospital where he is rest- y

mission and after the inspection or is lll in the Prince County Hoe-

as being well pleased and con-

pital after an operation

vraiuletcd Contractor A T. Mac- mvgflezlivtflggrgigic?

t mpathy pea s nd S

Kmmm ‘md Archwmt J‘ M‘ Hun. S. (mariottetown, on' the death oi

ier for the fine work which they his

had done. The gentlemen later vis- ited the Sanatorlum where they were served with tea by the dietitian, Mrs Stems.

Personals

Friends of Alvin Bell are glad t0 hear that he is doing nicely.

was visiting in the City yesterday-

er visitors

lwife who passed sway very Slid- y.

Arnett Hovmtt Despaicher. who had the unusual hard luck tcbreak —~- ' ~'- his leg while playing returned to his home from the P. E I. Hospital and willbc beck to work in about two weeks.

Mr: James Cameron and daught-

Mr. Rav McLeod. Wigmore Road, Chalfllfggglvwavgie recent’

hockey, has

Mr Herod Howati was a visitor

M“ W519’ Omdy- Emyvme’ was to Borden recently, the guest of his

a visitor to the City yesterday-

Mr. George Mclsaoc, Cherry Vol- ley, was s. visitor to the CliyJefi- ierday.

My. Andrew Cannon. Pownal, was a visitor to Curran Bonn. re- cently.

Alexander Aitken. Stanchel. f’;

Mr. weal the city yesterday He l! spendihu the week end with Mr. Roland Benton at Wineoe.

Mr p MucInrus Foreman, Bedford has take sition o1 Moreli, when anion moved to Sourts.

A very enjoyable was held in the

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The many friends 0i M1‘- iur. mm. Pratt Cephas Meliett. Prince Street. M“ the honored guest. The coo be glsdto learn that she i8 milk‘ mention any names. Ls s

grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A M

Mr. A. W. Jay, Yardmsn at Bor- den has resumed duty again after his illness.

Section n similar William

oc-e dinner e nemens rest , st which ield. was k, not to d to be

ing a speedy‘ Ywwl/"y EH01"!!! ‘par excelence’ in his art and all

an operation in the P E. I. Hos- present were high in their pital. This

the staff of L M. Poole 8r 00-.

is an annual affair is point. and the

boys at th My, 11mm“ D, Horgan Jr.. of looking forward to the nex

raises. iii the are all one.

left eoriv this week for Cleveland. Grok-e MacKay. MYS- J- E- H18"

Ohio. where he will take a course cott. Lunch, Mrs. D. J in the Johns Mansvilie Training Mrs Wallace MacKay. Mrs.

Maclleod,

Ed-

School. Before returning Mr. Hor- ward Gallant. Hilda Hiscott. It

gen will vls land and New York.

it relatives in Cieve- wasdecided

to put on a variety concert. The following committee were appointed to have charge of

srrnnruo women's msrrrora: same- Mrs. .r_ u. Hiscott, Mrs. .1.

The January meeting

Ewen with an attendance oi twenty- two members and five

George Brown. Th Questionnaires on

visitors. Health and Cansclianioation Crenford Notional Events were The meeting and filled in b

E. Fleming. Mrs. D. J. MacLecd, of the Miss Maclvor, Mrs. , Stirling Women's ‘Institute met st Mrs the home of Mrs. est Mac-

Upton Smith

Mrs.

Public and

discussed COIIVQIIUIS .

presided. opened with the Institute Ode iol- The program consisted of a paper lowed by Creed. The minutes 0d on Diabetes and Insulin by Mrs.

the previous meeting were read Upt/Jn Smith; poem Rural and alpgeroved. Tit: sick and school itation by NIrs. J. (aomm r . was e rem t bill for Vlvlnred by Mrs. Upton paid and won by Mrs.

ch Mrs. Fleming, Institute Jam Band

and seconded that the oranges and treat be

San-

E. Fleming moved ‘Pwo contests A Christmas concert

Smith

D. J MacLeod and

urges _ payed on Library books for the prepared by Miss Woodslde won by

. It was moved and second- Mrs. John MaoGuigsn and Vivian that the Institute discontinue MacEwen. Next meeting to be held

giving treats to the sick. Motion at the home oi Mrs. Prank Bell.

Somrnittees were ap- Roll call to be answered changing

by ex-

Meetinfl

Mrs. Ilolalier. program. Miss closed with the Notionaljigthern

, Refrigerator

We Have Several I938 Models in Steel: Which We Wish to Dispose o! to Maize Room i For I939 Reirigereiors i’ ' Now on Order

'5. Refiigorator

Those Are all Deluxe Models, avingl all the ‘ latest Advanced G. E. Features

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other places.

wi friendly rivalry. That is the spirit o

cnlnslsnnv not WANTED

If you hove o_ cranberry bog for sole, write u: full particulars.

H. K. S. HEMMING 8r CO.

88 Great George Street Charlottetown, P. E. l.

We, the ‘Hoop hockey team hereby chal- lenge any other Troop in this city, to s game of hockey or series oi

to be held at the Upper

Please answer ‘rthrough Scout

first Charlottetown

a JHW NORRIS

JOE PAQUET

Opening the recent Australasian

Boy Scout Jamboree at Sydney, His Excellency the Governor- General, Lord Gowric, Chief Scout for Australia, read the following message from His Majesty the King:

"I am very glad to think that so many Boy Scouts of Australia

are met together on this the last

day oi the old year. I thank you warmly for our kind and loyal send to you and your fellow Scouts from other Do-

mlnions and nations overseas my best wishes for your welfare und

hsppiness in the coming year. 1i throughout the year you try your utmost, as I know you will, to live up to the Scout will have done much to promote the spirit of good-will among men

which is so essential to the peace

oi the world." Some 11,000 Boy Scouts from the different Australian States,

with representative contingents

from France, Hungary, the United

Btaicy, Great Britain and other parts of the Empire,

Sco lepiesented by one Scout leader, Assistant Scoutmaster Charles Lashbrook oi Edmonton. The great camp, divided into distinc- tive subcamps characteristic of the home countries of the boys, st- tracted. many thousands of visi- tors. The camps of native Scouts from New Caledonia, the Loyalty Islands, Noumea and Nauru at- tracted much attention. Novel and interesting camps also had been erected by the Scouts from New Zealsnd. South Africa. India and Kenya.

An announcement from the 1n- ternational Bureslu of the Boy Scouts Association in London re- cords an historic development of Scouting in India. This is the recognition of the Boy Scouts As- sociation of India as an indepen-

dent nationai organization, operat- , g under its own Headquarters, and affiliated with the Interns-I

tional Bureau. Previously the various Indian State Scout organ- iastinoe functioned within the structure of the Boy Scouts As-

scoiation of Greet Britain. A re- l

suit will be to bring Indian Scout- ing into closer touch with other countries, "thus strengthening the bonds of peace."

A bean su er, eaten seated on the iioor, pcnic style, was the feature of e Rotary Club-Boy Scout and Wolf Cub night at Swift Current, sssk. The Rctsr- isns lost out in the bean eatina contest.

“To you Scouts this greet Rally means a good time under canvas. marking new acquaintances, t- ting new points of view, Scou ing in friendly rivalry with boys from To me the signif- icance il deeper. You come from different States; you are oi dif- ferent religious nd sects. But in spite oi these di erencee cu live here together in good and