NOVEMBE 1, 1941__

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6% ENGLAND

PETERS CAIHEDRAL UAIIE

ALA.» L. TI!- Octave 0f 5“

Pfi$'||0|y Commlmlll" iinlv Jiutlllitlla] I-jilchnrist, Proccs- n fill Sammy, L ‘lobar zgfffiviiilillg, followed by llitulllglirrs of ll" mm‘ e V___ H, Mi!’ . ST‘ pAulialrdifirPilicegor A- Leqmnlhulgls, Assistant. fiklll-ustiri “is; Liliianalisrln I‘ . ._ . t‘. Choir Difivgiilnlllllimonl 13° “o!!! firliifllltlll School. i335 “nllouiu; women's Blbl°

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Minister The ‘Kgqud l: ii. Busseil Soul"!-

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g Men's Bible Class. lii-nycr and Strum"- WELCOME

pivlilc W \\‘liut All.‘

c. Worship.

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IIWIPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prince inn Grafton 5""! Minister h ‘er

Rev. G. (‘zn-lylc We s

Orgilnist - MISS irons “Wind MORNING wollsllir

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‘Jcsus, Saviour Pilot _ __ __ _ —Sclmrikcr. 'l‘lii- Salbbntll School

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liithcnizvihe Four of the Lord.’ Jllljilwsrlliulllg mu] nf good courage. ,, , niul llii- Lurill Ilr ii. is thfll kllilugnnl3l€m:li\:lll‘i€i(lly invited t0

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UNITED CHURCH oi CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Street

Minister

Itev. llugh Miller, lvLA. 8.1). Assistant

Rev. Donald C. Bootnroyii, BA. 0 nist

. I'll A. Boy Kendall, l...lt.A.M., A.A.G.0. I100 A. M. Public Worship.

RESERVES." Rev. Iiush Miller. Vocal Solo: "The Prayer Perfect"

—0ley Slicsiis.

Miss Andrey Gilils.

Ofrertory Anthem: Rejoice in The Lord." - - — - - -Elvey ~

7 P. M. Public Worship.

Sermon: "TI-IE ATTIC 0F TIIE SOUL."

Rev. Ilugh Miller.

Selection for men's voices: "Jesus. Lover oi’ My Soul."

Anthem: "The Radiant Morn"— Woodward.

Vocal Solo: "Iiold Thou My I-Isnd, Dear Lord — —C. S. Briggs

Mr. Douglas Watt.

Short organ recital before Even- irll Worship by Mr. A. R. Kendall

. C. C. 0.--Prellidc. E. minor- Bach. “The Swsn"-Saint Ssens.

Visitors and students cordially welcome. BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets Minister

Rev. I. Judson Levy, B.A. Organist and Choir Director: Mr. John Inch, Mus. Bile.

MORNING WORSHIP II A.M. Sermon “A Soul's Awakening." Anthem "0 Lord We Trust Alone

Iii Thee" — — — — -- —- lllundle) The Church School 2.30 p.m. Do YOU take your boys and»

girls to the Church School? There are classes for you nnd for them. EVENING WORSHIP 7 P.M Sermon, the Rev. E. R. McLean, Secretary of the Ontario Religious Education Council. Anthem: “A Song of IIope and P0000" — — — — — — Sons Soiici. Snlo-Selccted. Mr. Kenneth Corey. tenor. You are lnvltrii to worship with TIIE BAPTIST CIIIYIIFII

CHURCH ‘nFiFFFR-IST

cwsiitfliflwchliisfiiu‘ iiiiEFi Kent Street Rev, Nril llerman, RA. lliinister

"CALLING ON OUR‘

THE ciisgporrizruwu’

This oulunin ls reserved for nsvvs sl locsi interest. but advertising or s "WI! tutors Isl, he inserted ll l esuts s word. strictly psynbls in nlivnni-e.

CillAINS. —- Dreadnought ‘I'll-e chains at Rogers Hardware. L-ISli-ll-i-t.

BAPTIST CURCUIT — Service will be at Trycn at three o'clock

7130. Sunday Nov. 2nd.

YORK UNITED CHARGE-Jim, J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Services Sunday. November I: 11 am. Cen- tral_ Church: Rev. J. M. Murchi- "ll- 14-30 D_-m. Brackley; 7.30 p.m. special service at York

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHURCH —- Sunday. Nov. 2, 194i: 10 am. Bmiday School, 11 sm., mvrnlns worship; 2 phi. Provlnc. lfll YOHHB People's Study Group; ‘I130 om. Cavendish Baptist Ser- vice. Rev. R. E. Show, Minister.

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SOLDIERS ENTERTAINED _ APTOXlIHBlBlY 200 soldiers and ser- vicemen were guests at ii dance at the Benevolent Irish Society hall Wednesday night. Needless to say the boys‘ in the forces were more 1'10" delighted with the evening's entertainment.

V FOR VICTORY - A l for Victory decoration was grligtdl: Play in the south window on the cast. porch of the Provincial Sana- torlum lost night in observance of the Halloween celebration. This patriotic gesture was the work of Mr. John Cummisky and many fav- (fgilble comments were heard about

BUFFET SUPPER -- About 300 Peflllle attended the successful buf- fct supper and dance inst night at The Charlottetown which was spon- sored by the Royal Alr Force. Danc- ers occupied thc- mnin dining room which was bcnuffully (lccornled for

1 the occasion of iris enjoy-able 11,11-

lowc‘en function. Music was

sup- Plled by the R. A. F. team.

cumin ruinous ‘Five per cent

Bonus for all Mail Contractors

UITAWA. Oct si-(cr) —Post-

TRYON . BONSIIAW UNITED mm" Geller“ M111“! s-imwncoo

ltodoy that mail contractors, rura.

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1, 154 line tax was brought down in the

TRINITY i7. r. f. MEETINB - The Halloween meeting of the Trinity‘ Y. P. U. was held in the

Grace Diamond and Miss rltntlil Moore. In place o: llic classes, lniilcrn slide. of Korea u

sliovrii. Th0 iwrmaiiiiki‘ of tlic w.

frcslmicnls were SDPVPII.

POPULAR VISITOR-Film Wal- ter Fowler o.’ lh" T.C.A., who was formerly u rcsrlcnl of this city when he was associated with t-h

Mrs. V. L. Dingwrli. Organist.

Mr. Ilermnn preaches at both. services.

I1 A. ill. Remember! It Is Your. (‘hurchl

2.30 PM.: Bible School.

7 l’. M. -- Subject — "Canadian Tools For IIitlcr To Finish His Job!" A real, hearty welcome for you.

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arid . iloticcs . flllsi" CIIARLOTTETOWN PACK uiAsiLicAl The first llit‘t'llilg of the First

Pack look place inst Saturday evening in llltlli‘ Dvii under the leadership oi Scuutci" Fred lit/fulfil?- iiklllxeii buys were present iricuzd- h; four mu Chums, The uioellng tpPllfll lll lui- uuiul nionncr with lheGruuil ilowl nnd continued Willi some nvw gzimrs, instruction P! uihl concluded with a. Red Floivcr.

Piilcen Scout. a lcndcd the last "ltllllll! of iiii- Flisl Troop in their lieadquuru .10 1m Friday night. Scoiilc-i- J.ni Sniii; oi til? It A. F. ‘l! Cr. liilllil in nsslst in running programme ililfl to act {i3 an ' Signalling etc. Several - introduced and a . . Al. The proyumml‘. pkhcd u ll an Indoor Council - F-Yilu u ' l llu- following songs Itre lhorouchly enjoyed; "There's illolc In My Bucket. Deni" Linn" "ll ‘Thu King of Cariictucus. At _ conclusion of the meeting ‘Pill! Dav Tags were distributed l"? bringing,

"I'll! many friends of James crib, former Scout of the First 11°00 who is now attending St. mllllilRIY-fi Collcgl‘. were sorry to m" that Jim. vrilc playing foo!- mlslffl sliorl time ago. had the

ortuiie of breaking his ankle.

gel“ llllllcd that the break wail ml“ quickly and that Jim will l‘ b0 up and doing.

900W RADIO IIIIOADCASTS

“align to CBCWi "Scout War Heroes Series" Saturdays five pm.

‘To lllllll December sixth

‘fllilio ciiuuorssrrowu osour (St. James)

“l l “Mimi of the Group com- aliff, of ihe 3rd ciisriowuown PM. n the school basement cn we Y- Oclobcr 24th inc following pm 8350111: Skinner K, M, M“. "m" Alf-L.’ Chandler. Pete Mao- Mln- r iir Belchcr, Malor Mac-

' '1 Bfiiuzollrkscdolul tvqorii loll. ‘l0 _recc s.- fggéullfiwli. by Bklnrer Mar- bvlpbv Worse Chlmlll. . ss- ctr Macuevln Oubs by

Tho ennui: banquet r Friday Nov. 14th. 1.251;! o‘ r1311 grain zkui

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' S. M. ls the fourth Leader which

Officers elected for the year iii-i, PT€SlEl(‘I‘ll——Ml'. R. S. P. Jardine, Vice-President, Mr. Arthur Belchevr, Secretary. Mr. Arthur Clark. Chap- lain. Rrv. T. H. Russell Somers.

Mr. George Chandler. the new

the Troop Iias had in the post year This a sure indication that the Group Committee is an active one in St. James.

APPLE DAY —NOVEMBER 15th

Only tivo more weeks before the Scouts and Cubs all over the Island will present themselves to the public to offer delicious apples for snlc. Tags. posters. cans nnd other adverlizing material will be sent to the oui-of-town Groups llie first of t-he wcck.

There is dJfiIlIlC word that prizes will be offered in the (‘harlotl .-lo'vn salesmen as follows: Best Scout de- corrni buskcl. Bcst Cub dcsoriited brisket. Bcsl. Scout salesman. Best Cub Salesman. So Cubs and Scouts

et busy now nnd work on! some deas for decorating our baskets. Don't leave ll until t e lnsv week or the last nlnzt. Baskets will be judged‘ b' eo.-i. Cibmasvi‘ and Scoulmiis er for th"‘r oivu "mi: and then inc winn-is will cough‘- gate at Apple Day Headquarters Friday evening November" H for ‘I e final Judgment. It would be a good idea for each Pack and Troop hi‘: offer prizes in their own units‘ nso.

SCOUTERS CLUB NEWS

On Thursday evening. October 30 the members of the Charlottetown Scooters Club gathered at the Charlottetown Yacht Club for a Halloween Party. The programme consisted of giimcs, dancing. stunts. stories, etc. The Guests were dir- ected lo an unper loom where a corpse was resting on a bier sur- rounded by C|‘0llls who presented dishes containing the dend man's cves, lungs, tcclh, cttx. I0 the startled Scoiiters. Mnnv weird sounds were evident. coming from the Ghouls workshop. mingled with the screams of the lady Scoulers and R. few wlmpcrs from the men. Altogether it was a very pleasant evening. and the com- mlttce in charge, Miss Eva Mc- Millan. Miss Grace Diamond. and Bob Morris (the corpse) are to be congratulated for spending so much time and work on the pro- gramme. The Club wishes to lhsnk Mr. Len Jordon who so ably sup- plied music for the dancino. and also the Charlottetown Yacht Club for the use of their Clubhouse,

GOOD SCDTTTJNG ALL

heavy bombardment last night as

Cimarifiin Aiwvnys is now on a linlidelv trip l; Clinrlcliotoiavii. He Wlll lcilve on return icrluln For the past _\'f.‘1ll‘ ho has been piloting T C.A. planes flying bezwccn Tmonto and New York. He reports that the traffic is steadily increasing and lhrs your w’ll show a marked advance over i940

. NEW APPOINTMENTS Mr.‘ Gordon R. Sturratt, begins his do.- I05 today as Acting liiiit Super- iniendent of the Island Tlelepnone Company, Limited. Up until now he has been Superintendent of ivfsin- tcnance. lVll‘. D. M. Griss, Commer- cial and Traffic Supcrlntondcnt Lias been appointed Commercial Mana- ger. Those promotions were made in connection with the retirement of Mr, W. S. Grant Manager. wilcli becomes effective next April. The latter begins n six-month leave of absence today.

HALLOWEEN OBSERVED - Chnrlotletown, in common with the

rest of the province. underwent a

chililrcn of all aces observed Hal- lowcrn by shooting off fire crack- crs. Witches and goblins held sway for a few hours about the city as tlic usual customs were observed. Boys nnd girls indulgui in their usual childish pranks of ringing door bclls and parading about llio city with ,l'iick-o-laiilerns. Tile tru- ditioniil parade of college students, which had not been staged for the pnst two years. was partly revived when about 100 students were seen about the streets. The entire police force, rssislcd by the Fire. Watei and Street Department employees were kept busy as prnnkslers suc- ceeded in annoying some citizens. The telephone at the Police Station jinglcd merrily all night as the hel lit of the celebration was on an indignant citizens complained of broken windows and tvlter dis- turbauces. A number of street lights became targets for the bolder those taking part in the night's fun and cars were Pushed “WHY 1mm their parking places and along the street. City Police considered the celebrations of a quiet nature, how- ever, [is compared Willi other years. There ivcre no reports of serious damage to property. thcl’ 0009(1-

Personals

Mr. R. J. Miiclsaim. Montreal ar- rived in the City last nigh! and registered at The Charlottetown. ‘He is here on business in connocLr-n with the F. W, Woolworth Stores.

Mrs. Alan MocMillan leaves this morring by plane with her young daughter l0 Join her husband Fly- ing Officer MncMillaii who is at present located at Ottawa-

Ton Late To (Josifv

WANTED -— USED PERSIAN Lamb and Hudson Seal. Betta Fur Salon, 168 Great George Street. L 1 3,

WILL SELL OR. EXCHANGE electric range for cod coal nnd

"Tull Timber‘ 2%.:

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a (I range. Appy "G" clo. gugrdisn L 158-11441

' Swine Club, Ei-ic M. Brown,

0nd City. whose contracts were s-

and at Bcnsna ' m 1 t worded 0n lenders dated on or be- w m e even ti‘? 1:1 ' M‘? April 29th, 194i. or involving

an annual expenditure of less than $300. will receive s five per cent bonus on payments for work per- formed as from last August 1st.

April 29th, it was explained by 9 MlXIl-Btel‘. was the date the gaso-

Federal budget and contrscts s! - ell before llus day hail no prom- ion for such lax.

‘This bonus will involve sn in- creased expendlture of approximate- ly $215,000 from Aug. 1. 194i, until the end of the fiscal year, March 3i, 1942." the Minister said in n statement.

some 12.500 oontrscts will be sf- fected. The readjustment likely will be worked out in time for in- clusioil with November cheques. Provisions of the order will be re. viewed on or after next April 1.

P. E. I. youths in Judging contest

TORONTO, Ocl. 31 —(CP)—Fif- lilf-llllee boys and 13 girls, win- ners of judging contests in every province in Canada, will gather in Toronto Monday to compete in na- tional club contests being held un- der the dlrectlon of the Canadian Council of Boys’ and Girls’ Club work.

The contests are under the sup- ervision of President J. B. Munro, Deputv Minister of Agriculture for British Columbia, and Secretary A. E‘. hiscisalirin of Ottawa. The farm clubs of which these boys and girls are members have a reported total membership of 40.030.

Oral examinations will be con-

Social Hall on Friday evening, Ilie ducted at Toronto Monday all?“ devotional service was conducted by “mn- l°ll°wed by l1 dlnner at Wlllcll Miss Bertha Storey, assisted by M155 ll" Cflllleslallls Wlll 00

welcomed by Hon. P. M. Dcwan, Ontario

regllluf Minister of Agriculture.

I-‘our From P. E. I Entries in the conlcsl. include the

and fortune tolling. after which rc-I following:

Prince Edward Island: Gowan Brae Dniry Calf Club. Billie How- lett and Finlay Hewlett. Souris, Mount Herbert Poultry Club. Mary Driscoll and Pauline Wood, Mount

e Herbert.

Nova Scotia: Scotsburn Dairy Calf Club, Allan MncKay and Donald iliacLcod, Scnlsburn; Wallace Bay and Robert W. Tuttlc. Pugwash; Skye Glen Poultry Club, Henry Austin mid Frederick 1-1. Benton, Skye Glen; Cumberland Potato Club.

lAiZllQS Hnvroch and Mildred Hav-

roch. Oxford.

New Brunswick: St. Mary's Dairy Calf Club. Omer Cormier of Up- per Buctouche and John Maillot c. Roy Office; Hoyt Swine Club, FIQVQ Graham and Clayton Sfflliit, Hoyt; Green Point Poultry Club, Louis liArigliiis of Petit Rocher rind Lor- raine Levasseur of Belledunc.

DUTCH VISIT AUSSIES

CANBERRA—- (CPJ- Returning a. recent visit of Australian news- papcrmcn to the Dutch East In-' dies a delegation of Eilropean. Malayan and Chinese editors from Eben East Indies are touring Aus- ra a.

DEATHS

“the; Prince County Hospital October 21st, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Rank Townsend,‘ Sumanerside, RR, a daughter.

FORD - At Wheatly River on Oct, 29th, 1941. to Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ford a son.

JEFFREY - At Alma. Oct. 25. i941, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jeffrey, s son.

DESROCIIES — At Miscouche. Oct. 14, 1941, lo Mr and Mrs. Hillary DesRochcs. a son.

WARREN-IIORNB- At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Horne, Wlnsloe on Wed., Oct. 29, 1941. by the Rev. A. E. Todd, Miss Freda Precllla Home of Winsloe, and Ful- ton Melvin Warren of North Riv- er.

HAMBLY - BEVAN — At 'I‘rl:ilty Manse, Oct. 18. 1941, Gladys Eileen Bevan. Charlottetown to William Leonard I-Ismbly, Etasl, Royalty.

MscDONALD-OOADE —- At St. Andrew Oct. 29th. 1941 Mary Kathleen Helena MacDonald. eldest daughter of Donald J and Mrs MacDonald, to John Joseph Coade, son of Mrs. Dorothy Ccade Ind the late William Ooudc. Rev. Father Campbell officiating.

WARREN-HORNE — At the home. of Robert

t0 Warren of North River, MsoINNIS-MacKENZlE-At Hali- fax, NS d 24, 194i. B the Rev. H. L. Danton, Elmer vlllnbcn, youngest son of Alex- ander MacInnis, Lorne Volley, PE. . to Mabel Augusto, v0ung- est daughter or Mrs. Charles B. MacKenzle. and the late Charles B. MacKenzle of Canso, N. B.

Moos-En s’: =—‘—="

Great Day‘!

When sud for Whst Purpose Looking for Sslvstion?

TIMELY BIBLE ll/IESSAGES

v Pastor L. Astieford, British Missionary from British Honduras

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2 A'i‘ 8.15 P. M. (Screen Pictures of tho Tropics) Whst Lsw Was Abolished When Jesus Died? And b! What Lsw Will Almighty God Judge the World in the Lsst

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ll sr 8.15 r. M. (Screen Pictures of the Tropics). A Companion of the old and New Covenants.

of Whst villus Arc They to us Tod-v? UM" which m vow YOU sits OOIDIALLY iuviriio T0 sr-rsun. sssrs ARE rnss

It. O. Cemetery

Were Esoh or These Made, snvl

TIIQ Seventh-lily Adventist climb. hail-om Am“ 5'1"‘ m‘

MscKINNON - At Olmmud. Oct. 30, i941, Mrs. Margaret Mac- Klnnon aged 95. Funeral from the home 0f her son-ln-lsw. Mr. Fred Fails today, Saturday. Nov. lst.. st 1:80 pm thence lo St. Johns church Crspsud where service will start at 2 oclock.

IV. D. MacLean

_GUARDIAN_

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Annual collection

(Continued)

Mrs. o. n. Blank grim‘ Dr. P. A. Creeliman 3.03 Empllllfees Royal Bank am - lvfrs. Smaiiwood 3,0," L. Haszard 3,00 A. B. Cutcliffe 2,0, _ 1A! Fvfinol” 2.0a -

rs. ._ eeks 2.00 Mrs. A. W. weeks mo Marion McLean 3,00 James Tait 3,00 ' Mrs. F. E. Smallwood 2.00 Dr. B, C. Keeping 2,00 Illlpcrial Service Station 200 W. J. Cudmore 2.00 Mrs. W. J. P11111103! 2.0.] Mrs. John Hume 2.00

81. esgh: Mishésnplle Houston; Mrs, Ell-mun T0010 ; . Is Bee ; Mrs. Walter Browmnlviissmigtzae Gril- gipig Gin. ‘b/Ioérisgn; Mrs. vgarJ.

0 i 1'8. . . amer n; . Ben Stentlford; Mrs. 8013.5. If‘, Worth; J. Wesliierble; Mrs. Arthur MscKay; Gordon McCalluui; Mrs. g. §hMcKieléhsMri5etg!{kA.D/1ll/1i/vlller;

- flmfl; . 0 . ael Grocery; Mrs. Stewart Jones. The Misses Haszard; Mrs. R. E. Mutch; Charles Newson' Mrs. A.E.Gillis; Mrs. git D. gouging“, i rs. Gorgon Hgghefi;

rs. . . wsori; r5, , , Kendall: Mrs. E. v. Bell; Mrs. A.‘ J. Coffin; Mrs. Dr. Steele; Mrs. J.‘ vhf" gl1rges5;MMrs' garrylruldhrslil“

. ems; ts. eo. c or s; Mrs, Parker H00 r; Mrs. Walter Pickard; Mrs. Al red Pickard; Mrs! Frank Dillon; Mrs. Alnsworthfl Mrs. Geo. Buxton; Mrs. Geo. Hen- nessey; Mrs. Lem. Windhesler; Mrs. E) Laifrméiln; kLA, FlMcDougaliér Mrs. ,

. , or e; orence user; Alvin Myers; Mrs. John Garrick; Mrs, D. K. McLeod; Mrs. Willard I Joiiclari; Elmer Sutherland; Mrs. g. L. Partilsltgc, giiss §1am$3ig Miss

ussmore; is; eo; r. more;,

l Mr. McPliee; Mrs. A. D. McLennan: ' lMrs. Harold Moore; MrsnWallcr - lWilson; Mrs. Bruce lVicPliail: Amy. _ Matthews; Joseph Shaina: Thomas‘ . lMlchai-l; Mrs. Bill Michael; Mrs.‘ i-

and cannot be char ce is yours.

Final Sale 0f l94l--T iafs

We’re Swamped Under Ari Avalanche» of Buyers!

Buying enthusiasm reaches the “boiling point” ~ the crowds will not be denied their last and only chance of 1941 t0 get smashed prices on New Fall and Winter mur- chandise for Men and Women! you want these savings.

Choose From 2 Big Stocks ---All Bargain -- Priced!

No matter what you need for Winter — you’ll find it in this Sale at prices that will not be repeated this yczir ~ Save while

repeated next!

If You Really Want Bargains hYou’ll Surely Get Them NOW

You must act Now - if

‘$33 ;. its; l I ,__,

the

‘T. C. Bayer; Mrs. K. S. Rogersfl

Henry Smith; James T. Robisomi Mrs. E. A. Blake; M15. L. S. Web-' slcr; Mrs. W. M. Rowe; Mrs C. E. MacNutl; Mrs. J. C. Houston; Mrs.