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Showing the path up the stairway of ‘

May vrr‘ go forth without fear or

Joyful. rcpeziling.

tains of dark-time

Avolvlmzltflwf‘.

fimceting oi Avonlea . e‘. at the Alfrrd Mscre on Aug. 22

blved by Crrcri ‘n unison ates oi last mceiinl

D ‘INIOUOH FRIDAY

4.45 PM

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SiriUWiNfi AT 3:15 - 7 - 8:45

v ‘liens/arr- . the darling ‘ of. society!

PHYLLIS EDIIIID

SACKVILLE

om. 1070

Next meeting to be at Mrs l'."i"i Wnrrcns oil Scpt 19th.

"I 111w“ H0 15 This year Avonlea W. I. cele- brates its fith anniversary and the following were chosen to not

leave us tho’ cur-

IJONDON _-

homc oi Mrs appzared here

fence we 51ml] be up more quickly."

Rust o School, Mrs ns" _i:i Mrs. EZTITSL McL-ure

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JlISEPl-l BUTTEN

from his lriumph In ‘Since You Wam Away”

SHIRLEY TEMPLE

In nu lint nollv a'°""'"P I|°'"°V' m" /

75d Thurs.

SHOWS AT 3:15 ~ 7 - 9 COME EARLY FOR BEST SEATS

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Robert Wool-

m. _~_Tliousc

(OP)-—'I‘he first pne- iabiicalz! aluminum houses have These houses wok thrce-and-a-half hours to

SACKVILLE DIAL 1070

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Monday-Wednesday-Friday 2.45 PM

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as a committee to plan for same

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Tfl-OAY — CAPITOL -—TllE. —WEll.

I th 1 ' erect

nil: dur‘ng at tme, wa. ,

Mat-mil "97""! Wm‘ 059i m1‘ flfld elrcltricity were laid in” “gt/a: . Min- took rather a long time", remarked “P” "t"! the foreman "With a little exper-

and rnll call was

able to put them

' llshcrl. fish farming would b» o!

HEAR PALMOLIVES

Over Radio Station

Happy Gang — Cumin’:

tion CBA, Sackville.

TUNE 1N AT 2.15 P. M.

EVERY WEEKDAY

REST

At the close oi day, on my Jour- ney's way,

Comes a time that 1 love the best;

When the evening's still shows-the distant hill,

Where the sunlight. has gone to rest.

Then there comes to me, such an One as He. who came to His own in the past; And He soothes my heart from the rt

weary sma

Of the toll and the day's dull task

When my feet are soiled andiall day I've toiled,

He, girded, His task doth repeat;

As He cleanses me by His Word. I 58R

So ought I to wash othcr's feet.

And when fears betide by the wat- ers side.

He stills there the wave's weary moan,

And the breeze sings low, u in long ago

lie walked o'er the sea to His own.

And the gathring night shows the

glorious light On the face of My blessed Lord,

And the darkness goes, for my heart well knows

There's rest in the light of His word

Then He leaves me there, as these Joys we Si1iil‘L‘,——

But this. every eve, would l ask-

Let me walk with Thee and mv heart will be

,Ready then for a day's new task!

-I~‘. Hazel Fraser.

BRINGING UP CHILDREN CAN FUN.

AND SHOULD BE

A New Yorkijwspaper recently devoted considerable space m an

answered by me members, several ,_ with s. couplc of parent; failure of man to yield his life to Lisa's TWILIGHT visifors were also present It was who think rvarhla children should gmf-cilggs‘§f*‘ga,g§r§"$§&otl':§§°é moved and seconded that $11.00 angncaswzfkfrunme _ n m our souls 1; we W11] nag e m“. Now steals the twilight of life soft- be paid Mrs. Stirling stewart, ior the] m” m Pail ml°ll8 sales l" the story of mm,’ a" 1y (yrggping, desks It was mowd and seconded Th "1' ‘Y! FtEQWBB 8n "ntx- mm“ n, 0551b], to him that Holding the soft robes of rest in that 50 cents be sent to the Prin- da "it 5 “I: 595m B: until-i P"! W“ bemoan, wgghout human response her hand. cess Alice Foundation Fiund. en-t‘; Qh“ the‘ n gem p“- no faith, no miracle. There is the Whispering release from all toil and New ‘committees are as follows. e ! 1° '-‘ e r respommuties stone of our lneffectiv ness as our weeping y v Cavendish S-ck, Mrs Ira Mc- sffgsy “ a5 ham" °T nyhm‘ human participants, f ing the Promising freedom m Gods better Ira McCoubrcy and Mrs Milton ° ‘m!’ w ‘mm!’ 95'9"“ h" be- problems of war. the liquor traffic, 13nd, Green Cavendish School. Mrs. “$11118 a we nwblcm Instead <1! a social inequalities let us ift our Ernest Mame,“ and M,“ F. c d to loved, guided. occaslon- s“, m the power o; god, 5mm“; Herc in the shadows a soft light ls Ste-wart. Rustico Sick, Mrs. Roy A115’ 5135"“! and en-‘Wcd the solution not gust by human ei- sliining, ~ Wcolner and Mrs N S. McLure, 15 Daren“ l“ i" a dim" W" O

how to handle this small problem. dlgnify his badness with technical terms and all in all take him so seriously they don't have much fun bringing him up.

They've been so badly scared by the child experts they are afraid to bring a child up on common sense

Mi. F: r. st w t. Mrs All n "'5'" brim! him “P °n fill“ "Id "GM" Perm“! M°““§°"' Th” Fall o'er 1h: sccilc nf earth's day wy?.,nd_ _,_.§,.,,"'s_.m,,s,,,,‘ Alli; theories instead, evening ‘anthem {fins lHym? “of mid 11's lorc- Lrigh Wrlrrrllfiivirs 12.5 Fleming. And ‘hats "° Y-“n- 1°‘ Either “";,,'e=""s- e1 “f” °d j Hcavn is cirrml and light shall M“ B woomery Mrs 01a; Johnny 0r his parents. His chlld- gvenmg wgsfillxllpmsssivey ren er. G forlewlr rshlifnle i Stcvtllsfln and Mrs MJ. Doyle. hozddroeailvd ishlztdmllllch more than Y " ‘t ° mm"- od slal u il every ,oy ever- q-he me h a l’ rifle a ac c. ....:.:r:"::': §°'.§‘i§.“.....f. in thllegfteh o m» ~-»»ih,»;;;i W »<".m-e"<>"~== was spen‘. Lunch was served and e m "m"? "m" 9 Y mmjon _ (61,) __ The mam 5am’ 2. I945 -'F. Ham Fraser. meeting r .. m the Km; legucated parents is so shockingly pomln dflrymenk society h“ Central Bcdequc.

They regard children as problems to be solved. instead of human beings whose company should be fun‘ and who aren't too complex to be Well brought up on a fftyJifty mixture of love and common sense.

"I don't know what to do about Johnny" is the modern wall And manybe the answer is as simple as this: "Have fun with him "

BACK 0N THE JOB wupoi: _ (cm _ Two ‘or the fast express trains from London to

Yorlcshfle and the north probably will be restored this fall During the war thc speed of these trains has been limited to 60 m-ll-h over a considerable nart of the‘r route but 110W tracks have been restored to tcn condition AFRICAN FISH FARMS

LUSAKA, Northern Rhodesia — (C?) — Experimenk- in fish farm- ing arc showing promise in North- crn Rllfvicsiu If successfully estab-

inestimable value both to African! and Europeans living away from thg natural fisheries.

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HAPPY GANG

molt popular daytime allow — over sta-

passcd a resolution sayinz that 11h- less the public returns empty bottlas the

maintain milk deliveries.

BBA

THE Preaching umdc musing H1O texts: “H unto land. behold on 5nd row. and the lithtf ll darkened the heavens thereof." tar" the bflkhtilnd morn s minister. tho Rev. '1'. H. Bus ‘ f. was the ‘i’ What were appearances to were the ligh the bursting into the seen. the of God's new creation, the spirit world older. into ti; now is. No wonder Jesus outside the gates cus, fell blinded- to the was He lmd seen moment. he had seen-tho unveiled purp of God. And where Paul an you who on some again and felt. the of His power, you to whom He now the companion of the way a blessed intimacy of

‘I'll! null-Ilium‘ ..__- d "I am m (Rcvclntlozr 3211c; I ‘What had he seen? Do not lh t death-defeating Chi spirit have met. whose wonders never

and a goal.

s playthings cldent and futility. We are getti somewhere.

ins. at la and this corruptlblc shall put incorruption,

c all in all.

SUIC i’

I open tn the day.

set. it in the sky for yo

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

was a memorial service for

an was killed ill Germany oil Julie

who swept his after wandering and found it possessed devils worse than the fir

God o Has Prepared" (Gaul).

Senior Sunday School was

ad

told work

oi

and consecration their chlei.

, .___________._ THE BAPTIST CHURCH

The service of was conducted by Rev. I. Judson

morning worship the minister, the Levy, B.D., with “What. God Cannot Do." "Take ye away the stone.” said Jesus at the grave of Lazarus. Had

cannot. do? thing that God does not do? God does not do for man what man can do. The stone is a symbol of man's inability or his unfaith.

e rc- moval of the stone is a symbol of man's willingness to rust. The

stone is a smybol oi man's sin. the

fort but. by the ve of God work- ing through humble, consecrated humanity.

The anthem of the morning was "Give Peace in Our Time". Mrs. Gordon Stewart ave beautiful ex- pression to Men clsschn’: "0 For the Wings of c. Dove" in her solo.

Mr. Levy's evening sermon was

milk trade will be unable to

s01’- (fsaiah mo)

o_ disciples? They

lash ‘of God. of the unseen world break through

c order that Faul, meeting ' of Damas- earth!

c Syrian sunshine that

ou who have been these disciples were high road of the the risen Christ thrill and glory

friendship cease-you need no further proof. Life docs have a meaning and a purpose And We poor strug- Bgllfl creatures are not the doom-

of chance and ac-

We are moving on- wards to a day when this suffer-

and this mortal shall gut on immortality, and God shall

"I am the brightI and morning t

that though hind

O trust that Morning [Start God u

The morning service in Trinity

W04 ur M. Jones who was killed in

who 22,

house clean and about came back wit); seven s

The Choir sang the Anthem "O

All Sunday School classes were well attended in the morning. The

dressed by Lawrence Toombs who

a most interestingstory of the of the Christian religion as it actually influenced the liia of on African trip: bv the devotion 31011118

on Anglican Young

in

1118

the sell re- the

Th Angllccn Association of Prince land held their second

. on Labor Day wee - tember lat to 8rd.

Members attended from t ual Peter's, Charlottetown, Rustico, Kensington. Alberton. K dare and Port Hill.

The conference got under way Saturday even

ink n5 w‘

in ist, ose

dinner speeches were lvcn Canon E. M. Malone. Charlottetown. and Rev. . Noel. Kensinkton. Rev. S. J. Da lea, Milton. conducted c. study pc iod in the pic's work in which he several suggestion: for the the Isl: d

Sunday's programme service of Holy Peter's Church, llnt ll Rev. D. E. Noel officiated.

l5

in M?“

on “What Is Wrong With Our

n; izer of the A.

ideas were brought forward. Al‘ Scllion

In the afternoon the were first entertained J. Phillips. date secretary of Girls’ who imiressed people the need

on by Mr

upon the youn

star." says Jesus. all comes to be trained missionaries to help

SACKVILLE back ln the end to the question: in the Indian schools, vans, hos-

' Arc we prepared to live now as pltals, vocational schools and to

DIAL 1070 those who have seen the purpose serve as Bishop's messengers.

2f God. taesa nigh and women who Agra‘; Phillipslatddreal; was follgaw;

_ ave as e powers o t e e y a very neres g acccuu o

grafmffhrggg ‘zefaflzilallitzgionflf world to come? And will we hold mission work -in Canada. by Miss Palmonws l, My Gang can M’ to it in spite of everything, in Eva Dyer of Alberton.

longer he ha“, m," CFC‘, Chm, suite of the tangles and the dark- Major N. W. Lowther. Veterans’

lonemwn ' ness and all our own secret sor- Welfare Division, Charlottetown.

' rows and disappointments and concluded the afternoon's study

However‘ you c”, m“ h“, Th, defeats, that God's will is coming period with an instructive talk on

Mondlyh Meeting:

organizer, Rev. J Nowe,

Mary Lawson, St. lottetown. Dresldin

d iness ference by

Miss Eleanor Birch, Port Hill

1945. At this service Miss Pauline Alberta Bryant, St. Peter's,

Simmons sang "The Holy City" Charlottetown, was appointed Bible

(Adams). Reading Secretary for the Island. M the event!!! service the mtti- Rev. J. . Nowe suggested start-

ibstelrn spoke on “Living Positively" mg an A, Y, p, A, mbyu-yq Fur. as g his sermon n the J0" m 1

which Jesus told abgut the er dscussion o‘ this matter l‘

to be continued at the Local Council m er

Monday afternoon all d a

ence had been all would share

in fellowship again next year.

In Memoriam

can. M. u. BONNELL

Th d

e "ath c d

Rivci- on Mafclsug? 191?)? olMfiigg, M. H. Bonnell, a native of 048W; loundland. . Bonneh

He Boon

Seams. received his Master nC and W“

HBllfaX, N. B. in SEN. IUIO.‘ cmied ca:

Peoples: lionicronco

Y People's oungldvlaid 1|- annual fibula-once at. Freclcudklodll. 110i

bfllldhfll of st. Paul's commit-

splendidly a chicken banquet at 7:30. Afton . Peter's,

D Ii.

v nin n Young Peo- e e g o outlined

vancement of our A. Y. P. A. on n .

with Communion in 5t. It 8:00.

At 11:15 an hour's study peritzd Y. P. All" under tge direction of R v. J. W. Nov/e, eanery organ-

e Y. P. A., resulted In a lively discussion and many new

study grow:

c. . Charlottetown, candl- W. A.,

of girls and boys

rehabilitation. Major Lowthcr was accompanied by Mr. Robinson, also of the Veterans’ Welfare Division. and Surgeon-Lleut. MacKerchcr. who spoke briefly on the mental

The Monday morning session be- gan with prayers by the Deanery . and was followed by a short business meeting with the President of the A.‘ Y. P. A. Local Council. Miss Paul's, Char- I.

The meeting opened with the reading of the minutes of the bus-

meettng at last year's con. the secretary-treasurer,

annual tins tn Novem-

Qb rted for home feeling that the confer- a success and that

ho n. il- ill b!

Y: 1--

"And all the jarring notes of life attitude of the returning veterans Seem blending in a psalm, vening service was conducted And all the angles cf its strife by Rev. J. W. Nowe, Alberton, in Slow rounding into calm. St. Peter's Church, Lot ll, at 8:09 o'clock and after returning to And so the shadows fall apart, camp all Joined in sing-song be- - And so thc west winds play: fore "lights out." And all the windowsnof my heart

city “'3 3e

will

mtic

contented. Just look at them! Don't

i l5 - '1'"

they lookwontlentcd? Can't you be- -—but that might "wile thin" Mouonuv. sell‘ “m,

lievc anything you see? worse. Hens ilgVfi a verivlecorgltggjlfi veterilfl! 01 hthfwuggglj’ w; oi The authority ior this dist-urb- aspcct. but t cy We of the N011

ing revelation is

that milk production is reduced

much

perament. He suggests greater con- le slderation ior

of the Freemasons until he reached ment he engaged in shipping, farm- cf England but upon his ictiielnent ted Church was bwico married. MacDonald, Little Mrs. J. Libby, Portland. Maine. widow survives him. aftsmon, March 21th and were con- Masons was led by Mr. Ewart Kw Fred Brehaut, Walter beautiful flowers were placed in Mrs. Sarah 30:51.01] and funilv sympathy of neighbors and friends

sosar Lanzhou: 9.00 P. M.

l-Ie gile ancient Ara/bio Order of the lng and in beautifying of his home. he Joined the Presbyterian Church His firs}, marriage Wis as: marriage two children His second marria e was to Sarah Funeral services were held from ducted by his pastor Rev. Roy Ves- lng. The pail bearers were: bee. Interment was in the Little loving memory of the domfltd- wish to express their thanks and flutiélng the illness and death of the a

step by step Ln the Orcer ystic Shrine. Since his retire- He was a member of the Church at. Mluray River and later the Uni- Hurry aohlioil. Whim Road and lvlacAuslcnd. Char ottedwn. Hts his late residence on Saturday sey. The service conducted by the Lo , Phili Lowe. , Whi we p Bueil, Art Bands cemetery. A large number of _________ appreciation for the kind-I'M! Ind Capt. Donnell. 9-16-11!-

OPERA WINNER ON “CAVALCADE”M m

Jqseph Laderoutc, opera c n- or from Sault Ste. Marie. Ontario. who won 1945 Metropolitan 03:0“ Company 8500.00 Award Echo ar- ship and contract. will be featured on Borden's "Canadian Caval- cade" toniflmf 0th" 3m" ' n will includeflordon Sinclair, noted globe-trotting adventurer; Jimmy Namarro, Canada's master xyle- phonigt; and lovely count vll r uline Ronnie- IUNE [N TONIGHT T0

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.____..______.__.___. Cows Have Feelings

'I‘h.at cows shocking

amazes-um: -

I of new or improved products for better living. Few people would understand the details of his daily work, but everyone stands to gain by what he does. How? Well, when a new product of chemistry such /

being, the life of-aimost every man, woman a child is in some way made easier and pleusanter .: . and

never stands still. ‘

CAN IAN

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(Globe and Mail) f have temperament is ill

dweller. It is dislllusloning to‘ to think that when he finally that five acres. and a cow. not be guarante c“

On hands. Cows should be

as 15 per cent by bovine tom Bossy's feelin

Rmombcr the akin-lnd-bonoc picture (left) allowing Pvt. Joe Demler on liberation from the German Prison clmP l! Um‘ berg? Well, look at him now_ (right). relaxing ovor a um ' of l! ital. Munphin. Tenn ‘Hie l-git-cevcn Domlcr 1o poundl when rucucd. in up to m. om pound huvier than when he joined the Anny In Jmlo. 19M. Rnturninl recently Mm I 4°- dq furlouth to hi: home all hcdonin. Wt!» "hm "'"°"" cooking" put on ii of the re- puted poundl. Demler liud I19 a h“ ggggvqry with. "Everybody

‘all at Ihnnedy General

minimum annual!’

the new product provides more jobs. From the efiorts of this and other C-I-L chemists in our plants across Canada may come, any day, l. formula that will revolutionize or create an industry! Chemistry

mvudzy

dlicilw machine. comes to the worst.

hormone injections.

. , l“, . Sci discover‘, for the average is ‘£311 knrtawli that music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. A he One would ass-lune that the bucolic ed content- remtnisccnces of Beethoven's Pas- mant, but may find he has a n Eralmifligléllow thg hired man could try some duets

Dr. W. A. Peter- with much headshaklnn 811d airy husbandry expert of the nsnt w!!!» bun a n be,” of Minnesota. He claim: 213i, like sapglugoflglugubng age

gs. c olir l0 Agricultural