OCTOBER 10. 1953 .wus.-w-t.M.v.-h

ECHURCHES TOMORROW.

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CHURCH ot ENGLAND

..---:"'1T'"'T"T"':: S. ,PETEIl'S CATHEDRAL

Anglican lochford Square The Reverend Canon G.E. Moilati M. . . Relctor Ilsa Reverend W. G. llogg Honorary Assistant Priest. gsnlst and Choir Director ,..3' Suzanne Brenton. hie. Mulla-

jTi llsrvelt Thanksgiving (Trinity 19) L30 s.m.-Mattias 8 s.In.-Holy Eucharist l0 s.m.-Church School 11 s.m.-Choral Eucharist Sermon: The Very Rev. C. E. Riley, D.D., Dean of Toronto. 1 p.m.-Evensong.

5. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH

The Parish Church Established 1169 by Royal Foundation.

The Reverend Canon J. '1'. lbbott. Rector organist and Choir Master: Paul Cudmoro. A.Mus. (McGiil)

3.30 a.m.--Holy Communion

10.00 a..m.-Sunday School

11.00 a.m.-Form of Thanksgiving for the Blessing of Harvest. subject: "Gratitude Towards God... . Anthem: "Now Thank We All Our God" (Bach).

7.00 p.m.-Harvest Thanksgiving Service. Subject Love's Giving. Anthem: "Hymn of Thanks- giving (Silvester).

PRESBYTERIAN

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

Minister: Reverend A. Frank Maelqan r Organist and Choir Oirector George A. Thompson, F.R.C.0., (CHM) A.It.C.M.

11 s.m.-Divine Worship conducted

by the Minister C

Sermon: "Bundles of Dennis"

-Rev'd. Mr. MacLesn

Anthem: "Fear Not, 0 Land. be

Glad and Rejoice" (J. H. Bog-

ersl.

p.m.-Divine Worship

Sermon: "When I Became A

Man I...”-IIev'd. Mr. Mae-

Lean. '

Anthem: "Ye Shall Dwell In

The Land" (Sir John Steiner).

8.15-Vocal and instrumental pro- gram by the Eppley Sisters.

You are invited to worship God in Trinity Church.

THE BAPTISI , CHURCH

Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets The Reverend James D. Davison. B.A.; B.I)., Pastor.

Organist and Choir Director: Royston F. Mugford. A.R.C.0.

ll a.m.-Thanksgiving W o r s hip. Sermon: "Meet Paul The Grate- fui".

Anthem: Dutch Hymn Of Thanksgiving.

12 noon-Church School.

7 p.m.-Worship service. Sermon: "Preacher Of A New Dsy"- Zephaniah".

Anthem: When Twilight Shad- ows.

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Visitors are welcome to share God's worship.

THE KIRK OF 5. JAMES The Reverend T. Ii. ii. Semen.

United PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

THE GUARDIAN. cf-lAizLo'r'rl:'row1v

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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ulna, Henderson is Cudmore.

bulbs at Brown Electric.

VISIT H1-STYLE style Hi-style.

ners. Specializing Chinese dish.

up. Henderson s.-, Cudmore.

0antwell's Pharmacy, Gloria.

selling below cost at eron's Sale.

Bakery.

Electric. g

CURLING CLUB

nine o'clock. Al estrs.

with banana. icing.

C BLO'1'I'ETOWN

OIAIWELI. for letter Photo- OOIDRIUL SCARVES selling below cost at Jack Cameron's, Sale.

IEIANOER RANGE! for coal. wood or oil. Bryenton U Mscxay.

wnsresx am; DUNGAREEI VEBSETS TIRE SHOP will be closed from Oct. 12 to 1'1 inclusive. sroosur 1.AMrs with Dsylite

MILLINERY. 1631A Great George Street. Every

ISLAND GltII.Io. Queen Street Dial 5215. serving full course din-

MADE To MEASURE s U IT 8 from finest imported woolens. 549.50

ssavlos To max. pm sin. next to

MALLORY a imoclr nK'rs Jack Cam-

'WE TREAT THE SICK WEI.I.' Giggey's Pharmacy. next Btewarfs

155 DISCOUNT on discontinued line of Lighting Fixtures. Brown

DIEMBERS Social Evening this Saturday night. Blanchard's Orch-

BANANA LAYER CAKE special today at Stewart Bakeries made with fresh Bananas and frosted

HOTEL

M.A.. STM Minister. 3, E. A' Mm 5- umim M”K""1” Rev. Quincy? Stiriel-':wPastor. Mus. 8., F.M.C.M.. PM” 8616 Organist and Director of the choirs. Sunday Services

10 s.m.-Sunday School ll s.m.-Worship and Praise 7 p.m.-Evangelistic Meeting.

l0 s.m.-Church School. 11 s.m.-The Festival of Honest

vi ..'(';'od I,-"nu mg 1.". You are Cordiauy Invited plg" "The Church That's Dilerent”. Anthem: "Praise" (Rowley).

The Salvation Army

Great George Street "HOME OF EVANGELISM" Sr. Captain and Mrs. Les Titcombe Corps Officers.

7.00 a.m.-Call to Prayer

10.00 a.m.-Rand in Infirmary

11.00 a.m.--Thanksgiving Holiness Meeting. Topic: "Thank you Lord!"

1.45 p.nl.-Band will leave (Xtadoi for. Vernon United Church of

5 p.m.-Holy Vespers and Medl- tation: "To Live is Christ" ll-"The Little Flowers 'of 5. Francis of Assisi"; "Artless stories of a Great Reformation" Solo: "Green Pastures" (San- derson)-Miss Nancy Mac-Nevin.

Visitors Cordiaily Welcome.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' Prince and Grafton Streets

The Reverend T. H. B. Somers. cum”. ----r Sc oo . Mr. Frank Johnson, A.T.C.L, yam nmlgyomu People. sun- Mornlng Worship non meeting, .

lo a.m.-The Church School. All members are urged to be pres-

il.30 p.m.-Open Air Meeting Mar- itime Electric

9139- q 7.00 p.m.-Salvati 'Rally.- Topic: l1 am.-8 e r m o n: "Thanksgiving "pup For c gsssnsisl". I953". Reverend E. C. Evsno. "

Evening Worship s 7:p.m.-Sermon: "Security in an He is good: for His mercy en- Insecure World". Reverend EC. 1 dureth for sver." Evans. You are cordlsllyinvited t& '0 give thanks unto the Lord; for worship with us.

WORDS FOR THE IWORLD

"This is the Day of which it hath been said: "0 my son! verily God will bring everything to light though it were but the weight of a grain of mustard seed, and hidden in a rock, or in the heavens or in tile earth; for God is sllbtile, informed. of all'."

From The Sacred writings Of The Baha'i world rr-ltn

AUTOMATIC oil. HAT Now Costs So Little!

Oil; - noon sumac:

Tabs It issy-stop fire- tlnding drudgery-yet have : ' a better-heated houss..cols- also Oil Floor Furoscegsits In the floor, is easy to install quickly. Burns low cost oil. No fuel to carry. no ashes to mess up the house. We have s also to give YOUR home. test real ”warm-floor” best at low cost. Listed by Unllerwritgrs' Laboratories. 5-9 all '

COIGI ! EU" I." Oil. floor HFIIIIIIGICO , mull :o'nsl1lI'0 IF-3fE'9uwlIlIM '

sun AY special. live course

luo to no p. M.

GOBRLE - GOBBLE - GOBBLE- For Studebaker cars, new and used parts, service, and antifreeze, dial 6121. Doinglbusinms in the same place-Since" 1927., T. G. Ives.

Jerome Gallant announce the en- gagement of their daughter Stella Elizabeth. to Arnold John Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Perry. formerly of Cambridge, N. 8., now of Charlottetown. Marriage to take place at the Holy Redeemer Church November 7th, 1953, at 8.30 A. M.

IN MEMORIAM

Mother, Mrs. Bessie Parkman. who departed 1951.

away. Forget her no. I never will.

Fondly Remembered by Her Daughter Julia J. sentner.

IN MEMOIRIAM

In loving memory of our (dear Grandmother. Mrs. Bessie Parkman who departed this life October lzih, 1951.

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Dearest Frandmother how we" miss you As it dawns another year. In life's family album is a picture we hold most dear.

"tie a picture of you dear Grandma

who were always so good and just

And when life's Journey is over.

we. know you will be waiting for us.

Sadly Missed and Always Remem- bered by Her Granddaughters. Mary Darts and Ruby Larier.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear V Mother. Mrs. Bessie Parkman. who departed this life October l2th. 1051.

Dearest Mother how I miss you, As the years roll slowly o'er Solneiday I hope to see you.

As we meet on that Golden Shore.

Beautiful msmori... she left behind.

Always she was so loving and kind.

Just right and true to one another

It wai a pleasure to have caliedvyoup "Mother." '

Always Remembered by Her Son . ' J. Percy Darts.

sins: souosr . October ltili

ANNUAL” AND. s . orrnnmo strggrs ' MONDAY, ooroamz ' is

All Ministers, Officers of Branches. Collectors" and Contributors are requested

giving? seconds. that is the record of our Studebaker Commander Automatic T Isl -

- M. .::”:.':.: 3.22:-

ure it is driving until you try it. T. G. Ives.

Special W. M. 5. Service, Wheatley River 7.45 P. M. October llth. Mrs. I-Iazen Howard, guest speaker. Missionary slides will be shown. Special sing- ing. Rev. Howard Christie. Minister.

I loved her then. I love her stil.', SDBCI-KL

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The JENKINS PIIAIIMAGYI, lbw

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ALL DAY SUNDAY. OCTOBER 11 10 A.M. to 9 P.M.

ALL DAY MONDAY. Thanksgiving 0.55 9 A.M. to 3 PM.

BONSHAW IUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY. October 11211. 1.30 o'clock.

gaunt. Brown Electric.

A New HAT for the holiday by Adam. Special only 34.05.. Hender- son an Cudlnore.

JUST ARRIVED at the Fit Rite Shoe Company, shipment of Savage children Oxfords. '

KEROSENE. Electric and Pro- psne Gas Refrigerators. Bryenton and mlscxsy.

AT HOME.-Mrs. J. T. Ibbott will be at home Wednesday. lilr. October tom 3 until ii o'clock.

FALL AND WINTER GLOVES selling below cost at Jack Camer- on's Closing out Sale.

PUMIKIN PIES SPECIAL at Stewart Bakeries for Thanksgiving Day.

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ALL TAXES owing Village Green School not paid by October 20th, will be handed to an Attorney for collection. By Order of Trustees.

CLYDE RIVER BAPTIST w.M.S. Thank Offering Service on Sunday evening, October 11th, at 7.30. Miss Bernie Lockhart, Missionary from India. guest speaker. Music by the Cornwall Trio. .

BAKERY DELIGIITB fresh from our ovens will add variety to your Thanksgiving Day meals. Visit Stewart Bakeries and choose from their many varieties.

ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY SCHOOL meets tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. Each member is urged to be present. New members will re- ceive. s. cordial welcome.

ATTENTION CURLERS from Alberton. Summerside. Charlotte- town, Montague and Souris. the

2: Wednesday, October 14th, starting at 8 P. M. sharp.

some sosidwnsns Thanks- 60 miles an hour in ten

HUNTER RIVER CHARGE. - Thankofferlng 'Hall at

A EEK - ABE - DUTS-N0, you are

In loving memory of my dear Wong. this L, not I new word.

Just. . ..

"H5 1"” ocwb" 12"” aroungci?odG:lel:nsI:l(:1i:ek "gregmi:

g side and shines all' over.

Two ya" mm (mm! duo, that partly describes a. 1950 Regal De- luxe 4-door Champion sedan for

day In which the 2.... I loved was called WW 55931 -Wm"! should read sl:l95.

This

a am, this T anksgivlng T. G. Ives.

soon iisarnas - lose ou- :

WHAT IS THERE NOW. for less. than ever before? Our Special Thanksgiving Used Car Bargains- You must see them to get the whole story. '1'. G. Ives. ' MILTON-RUSTICO PARISH. - Rev. A. E. Piercey. Rector. Ser- vices for Sundsy. October 11th, are as follows:-St. John's, Milton. 10.00 A. M. Sunday School. 11.00 A. M. Holy Communion and sermon. Christ church, Cherry Valley. 2.30 P'. M. Holy Communion and Ser- mon. St. Mark's, Rustico. 7.30 P. M. Harvest Thanksgiving Service. "Come ys thankful people come."

MONTHLY SERVICES--Re ' 1' monthly services under the auspices of the Charlottetown Ministerial Association are being held this month by Minister Marvel D. Dunbar of Central Christian Church. Much to the appreciation and blessing of the patients, visit- ing Evangelists Benoit and Wesle have been siding Mr. Dunbar in the services. The services are keen- ly anticipated each week by the Sanitarium population.

SAY ROY-Did you see them? See what? Three of the same year 1950 (look like sisters) Studebaker Champion 4-door sedans. One grey with standard transmission, one light green with overdrive and clock, one dark green with over- drive. at T0. Ivas' special Thanks- giving Week End Values-and the prices-O Boy! T. G. Ives. I

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHARGE. - October llth .1953. Services at:-New Glasgow, Sunday School at the United Church it 10 A. M. Regular service at Christian Church at 11.00 A. M. Sermon. "Stand Fast in One Spirit." Fred- ericton at 3.00 P. M. Subject, "A Vigil with Jesus." Bresdalbane at 730 P. M. Sermon. "The word of Reconciliation." Rev. M. Waiter- worih, Minister.

IN ME!-ORIAM

In memory of my Mother, Mrs. Bessie Parkman, who passed away October 12th, 1951.

How dear, how near her memory, How close, how sweet it stays

To watch above her loved ones And guide them through the days.

How perfect to, each thought of her How comforting to know Her own deer love is with us still To bless the ways we go.

Fondly Remembered by Her Daugh- ter "Hazel." Mrs. Edward H. Larter.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving mem y of MALCOLM N. STEWART

who passed away in Port Arthur, 0nt., October Ilth, 1951.

This day we do remember, A loving thought we give, To one no longer with us But in our hearts still lives.

Ever Remembered by Father. Mother. Sisters and Brothers.

Byilisllilnlneaoe

There has been 'in our nervous, highly industrialized culture the tendency to recognise man as above all a "maker" and a "deer" -an attitude which has been termed "activism."

It is true, of course, that man must act, must make and do-it is a condition of human existence. . '.lIi this does not complete the human picture, it doesi not exhaust the inner possibilities and needs and, indeed, obligations of human .a- ture. '

Man lives within tissue of re- lationships, all of w ich must be maintained in proper balance and tension for the complete fulfill- ment of what he is. Man is related to the external world, first of all; and relative to it he is a "maker", exercising artistic tivity. To be a. maker is of the essence of his humanity, living in and dominat- ing as he does a material world full of possibilities waiting for the exercise of human intelligence and skill.

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By artistic activity we do not mean the activity of the artist tak- en in the narrow sense of the word, but that activity, whether useful or not, whereby man inpresses his rationality upon matter, be it in a painting, or in a. house, or in a jet engine. The artistic activity of man the maker" is necessary, not only to his own individual fulfillment. but to the needs of human society as well. These needs are obvious, and no one questions seriously the necessity of the "artistic man" (in the broad sense) in society.

But man is not only related to external things. More profoundly there is within himself something to be achieved his completion of himself precisely as a man, the establishment of inner stability and harmony. This is the plane of what we might call moral activity, the activity proper to man as it "doer." It is now no longer a ques- tion of making things out of ex- ternal matter, but of becoming something. .of being something within himself. (We must, of course, realize that there is --vv1e- thing arbitrary abc-vt t! s divi- sions, they have very intimate re- lationships with one another. But such divisions are necessary for a preliminary understanding and may, perhaps, be excused on that score).

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The establishment of order with- in the individual. and so, of course, by diffusion, within human society as well . . . such is roughly the accomplishment of man the "doer". the province of man as a moral being. Certain fundamental moral habits or virtues are obviously necessary for the perfection of man

(Copyright)

Thoughts For Our Time

Cardinal McGui3&I

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THE - CONTEMPLATIVE LIFE

reasons. Ultimately, of

integral part of the worship and love of a God Who is Love.

It is partly for this reaton that the highest activity of man-the contemplative activity of man the "seer"-is so essential. The fruit- lulness of the work of man, maker and door, of the "active" man, de- pends ultimstely on the wisdom and light of the "contemplative" man. It is only in God and in the understanding and love of His Truth that the vision of the whole is to be realized. And without this vision-dim thought below, in comparison with the brightness of eternity-truth and wisdom and integrity will be lack- ihg to the other activities of man living and working in his world.

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Action which does not flow from truth can be a. dangerous thing, however well-intentioned. There must be a place in human life for the prayerful scrutiny of the mys- teries of God, and of the truths that flow from Him through His creation around us, or His Revela-

vealed by God's revelation. There are natural reasons for morality, which are true even if they are not the most ultimate and the deepest COIITSC, morality fulfills itself only if it becomes religion and is seen as an

rAGE rum;

tion which He has communicated us.

We of the West have often been critical of the East for its lack of energy and action in dealing with the practical problems of the pwrn-ld. But we ourselves have often become too iluncrscd in activity-we have disregarded the adage "Action must flow from contemplation." We have been tempted to des i the contempla- tive life as selfish and useless. and we stand convicted of superficiality for having done'so. It is only in the light of God's Truth and in the Love of His Goodness that we shall acquire the wlsdom.and love

ecessary really -to "make" and "do" in truth and love. We have ceaselessly to be reminded of the necessity of knowing God and His Truth, to be reminded that "Where

I be here 5,

there is no vision the people per- ish."

(No meeting is held

and human moiety. quite apart from his status as completely re-

Rae and Mr. Weale.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Marvel D. Dunbar, B.Th., Minister.

Miss Thelma Burns, Organist and Choir Director.

Evangelists E. P. Benoit and W. 0. Wesle in CONTINUING EVANGELISTIC SERVICES Topics for October 11th-16th Sunday 11:00 a.rri.: The Holy Spirit in You. 7:00 p.m.: Will You Be at the Wedding. Monday 8:00 p.m.: Tile Miracles of Jesus. , Tuesday 8:00 p.m.: The Parables of Jesus. Wednesday 8:00 p.m.: The New Commandment. Thursday 8:00 p.m.: The Food of Life. Friday 8:00 p.m.: Six Baptisms or One?

Plan -to attend every night; come early to be as- sured of seating in the Church proper.

Music under the direction of Mrs. Allison Mac-

on Saturday night)"

Large Fat DUCKS .... ..

10 Lbs. Pkg. Tea; 1

TIIAIIKSGIVIIIG POULTRY

Fresh Killed TURKEYS, 7-17 lb., cocll .......... .. 63c lb, Fresh KilledxCHICKEN,

..... ..,......................

EXTRA sl-i:clAL: .

Reg. value S10.49;' Sale Price S8.95

MT. EDWARD HEIGHTS MARKET

" DIAL 6611 - FREE DELIVERY

.. 55c lb. ............... .. 63c lb.

Gal. Bulk Molasses

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MIT FILM

(sponsored by Prince Edward Island Ah Society)

IIE-OPENING HARRIS MEMORIAL Ii.ALi.EIIY

(Library Building) and t

l 8 pm. Tuesday October 13

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SHOWING

FILMS.

SEE run WORK or RENOVATION IN YOUR GALLERY. ENJOY A SELECTION or ART

COME AND

No admission charge - - - Everyone cordially invited

& 'S'tYIh3C.)c”&Y.1-.'i9eIh.

I A. s...lollEs.

All

120 KtIt'Sf. L; ' e

no am e

to cooperate to make this s most successful year in its

- offering for the" P. E. I.

A of the British and Foreign Bible aociety.

DIAL 4219 - WE DELIVER

Our great Rexall 1c Sale starts next Wednesday morning. Watch this paper for details.

for your

price of a new

cost.

' Take advantage of

old furs

ere w

your furs into

when it is

oi s new fur coat.

we will make you s I

very attractive offer I o I d f u.r 3 against the purchase

liberal allowance, your

money to us and to you. Yes for the next ten days you can turn old discarded real dollars. This offer s.1'anc.Is only applied against the purchase

island

TRADEIN YOUR OLD FUR COAT

For the nexi ten days

fur

this

orfh

. or . - . ' A Fresh Stock of 250 Cools. Size and styles to suit all figures, 9-44. Price Range for every purse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S135 - S1075

Let's Trade!

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