NOVEMBER 26. 19$ I

Regime price $6.00 Now CIeiirlng---_____

LADIES’

49C UP

If You Oou|il'nt Oet In Before ~~ Try Again

M0 PAIRS OF THE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS

J. 8i T. BELL

$1.98 y

Ohildren’: BOOTS and OXFOROS

SHOES

137 GRAFTON STREET --- OPEN EVERY EVENING SUNNYSIDE -

STERLING w. l.

The twenty-fifth annual nieet- ing of Sterling W. 1., was held at the home of Mrs. Lorne MricEwen with an attendance of i9 members llltl 1 visitor. The president, Mrs. (‘merge Brown presided. 'I‘he minutes of the last annual meet- ing and the last regular meeting ivere read and approved. The president gave an excellent report of the work done by the Institute during the The

year. scfy-

treasurer reported the receipts for the year amounted to $46.92; the PXpEXNIItUTOS $37. aiire of $9.50 niittee repo the school.

4'1 leaving a bal- . The school ed nothlnz: needed for

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com- EWOIl.

The following offi- I conte. - b

President, Mrs. Cranford Mac-

ay.

Viva-President, Mrs. D. J. Mac- Leod

Scdy-Treas. Miss Hilda Hisoott.

Directors: Mrs. L. S. Maiclilwvn. git/iris’. Frank Bell, Mrs. Edward Gal- an .

Auditors: Mrs. J. E. Fleming, Mrs. Earle Henry.

Organist. Mrs. Lorne MasEwen.

The new committees were as fol- lows: Sick: Mrs. John McGuigan: Prozrrim, Mrs. Cranford MacKayl hlrs. George Brown: Lunch. Mrs. J. E. Fleming, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. I-‘rrink Bell, Mrs. H. S. Mac-

The program consisted o! two t". Alphabet Contest prepared v M s Geneva MiicKay, wonw _

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6. ‘I he 0 Tax

rt The RJC. M; I’. have virtually cleaned up the 1937 dog tax and within the next few days

all parties who loft. from 19:27 will tice of the Peace. pcnscs will he less mons one day and day.

dog tax. he sure you giv

have not paid 1938 tax and any be sued hefore the local. Jus- ln this way the and we could serve the sum- hold the Court the following

In a few days we wil on which the road-foreman wi turns in connection with dog tax.

When remitting money to e the mime 0 foreman, otherwise we cannot zicccpt it.

- DEPT. OF

Court ex-

ﬁx /i-,..

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l settle a definite date ll send in all rc-

to this (iffice.

this office for "

f the road-

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i ‘ Five of our members subscribed

Mrs Iorne MasEwen and Mrs. H. S. Maslilwen. Wafer Contest pre- pared by Mrs. H. S. MaeEwen. won by Mrs. John McGuigan and Mrs. Ernest Maclilwen.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. George Brown, Roll Call to be answered with “'I'he Name of a _National Park o! Can- ada. Meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

Dear Institute Members: As the year i936 draws to a close we gath- er again for our annual meeting and I am pleased to say we have this year observed a very import- ant event in the celebration of our twenty-fifth anniversary oi’ unity. co-operatlon and harmony. Our membership for the year has in- creased by five, and our meetings held regularly on the second Tues- day of each month. As usual committees were appointed each month to visit the sick and where medical attention was required a treat was given. School commit- tees were likewise appointed every two months and a number of’ the members volunteered to clean the school. Money was voted for the teachers to buy books and seat work material for school. Fruit ivas sent to shut-ins at Christmas and ‘two suits of underwear were sent ito a. little bov in the district as s.

Santa Pal gift.

Our birthday box was opened in l Mav and a fairly satisfactory sum realized.

to the Institute News and two cents per member to the A. C. W. W. fund WilS adopted by our In- stltiite.

The District Convention was , held in Stanley Bridize Hail. June lzlth and proved a. stimulus to all

THUNDER and

We promised you that this would be the most sensational event of the season ~ -J - - - and now you know it is. Such bargains were never heard of a before!

liundeds of Still GREATER BARGAINS are Yet to be OLEAREIJ OUT *0

WE REMIND You

That _Abs0lutely Every Pair of Footwear

AT

THE

PURDIE» r- FERGUSON Shoe Company Limited

HAS TO

BE SOLD

NO REGARD FOR COST PRICES NO APPROVALS — NO REFUNDS NO TIME T0 LOSE ——-

‘ -—-- NO MORE TO BE SAID I

The Shelves Must Be Emptied

K1110 had the pleasure of attend-

g.

On August 25th we were delight- fiully entertained at the summer residence of Mrs. T. A. Campbell who had kindly invited Miss Hol- man to give a short talk on rug- makin-g, original design and blend- ing of colors. This was both in- teresting and instructive.

The different uestionnaires were discussed and filed in, and papers prepared and read on a number of’ the subjects. Other items on our programs were solos. readings and gontests. which prov- ed very entertaining.

On the passing of a resident of’ our district, a letter oi’ sympathy was sent to a bereaved member.

And now as above mentioned our 25th. anniversary was celebrated in June i8 by holdine: a banquet at Old Spain which was attended by practically all our mmebers hus- bands and sweethearts. and proved a fitting climax to twenty-five years of service for home and

coimtry. I also wish to mention that Ster-

ling Institute hiid the honor oi’ ivinnine second prize in Qureielss ex -

County at our provincial tion.

Arid now dear Institute members as I am retiring from the office with which you have honored me for two years. I wish to thank you all foi- your co-operation and hOiP and I bespeok for my successor the same era-operation and respect you have conferred on me.

Mrs. George Brown. President.

_e___________- RICH GOLDTYIELDS _ PERTH -(CP) -Several rich gold yields have been reported in recent months from small mines and prospectors’ claims in West- em Australia.

CRAMMED WITH THOUSAN

he IZII l se n sonl .9,.@,a

Charlottetown stores are now prepared to make this a real Christmas!

D0 your Christmas shopping in Charlotte~ town! No matter what your need is, Charlotte- town stores are ready with an extensive ar- ray of unusual, practical and beautiful gifts for Christmas . . . all economically priced! The Christmas Season Is Now Operl—

DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY l .‘

.Watch for the Big Christmas Gift Edition ofthe‘ Charlottetown Guardian

DS OF LOGICAL GIFT IDEAS ‘FOR THE

l)

WHOLE FAMILY

riisrmtris-l

MERCHAN

IsIand’s leading stores. made immediately with 0

In order to

The Special Christmas Guardian is a veritable

ur Modern Ad Service Bureau.

gift catalogue secure

Gift Edition of the Charlottetown

space, arrangements should be Phone 132.

of Prince Edward

i hes; 2. Bernice Hansen;

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i Elga Waite‘.

LIGHTNING

-- Cl-lARLOTlfﬁTOwjéfT

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Valley And Vicinity

_ Among the young people attend- ing the ‘Leaders School in Bedcque were Olive Weeks. Phebe Blondon, Miller Weeks, Melbourne Mac- Dowell, Milton Cutcliffe and Eliz- abeth MacKay, all from Pleasant Valley Y. P. U.

_ Mrs. Nor-main MacDonald and little son Edward have returned to

two weeks visiting friends and rel- atives in Massachusetts.

Friends and relatives of Miss Katherine Gillis, who is a patient in the P. E. I. Hospital, pleased to learn that she is stead- ily improving in health.

The Chicken Supper which “ti; held Wednesday last in Frederic’ ton Hall iinderthe auspices of th'

J ladies of Fbedcrictnn Church pror-

ed a great success.

Friends and relatives here were shocked to learn of the sudden passing of Mrs; Hugh MacLure, of

Messrs. Sterling Keating paid a city last week.

Mac-Leah and Harry

Dixon of Brodalbane.

Messrs. Garfield ‘Premere and Dan Maclmod spent Sunday very pleasantly with friends in Glen Valley.

Farmers of this community have completed their Fall work and evi- dently are not living in fear of the approach of Qld Man Winter.

TYNE VALLEY SCH 00L

Report for October. Grade X (Sr.i—-l. Donald For-

3. Julia

Ramsay,

Grad-e X (JrJ-i. mtelle Mac- Ausland; 2. Gladys Ellis; 3. Isabelle ManDoug

Grade 1X—-i. Wanda MacNevin; 2. Jack Nisbet; 3, Jean Ramsay.

Grade VIII-J. Gladys Ramsay;

2. Ethel Ramsay.

Grade VlI-1. Audrey MacDoug, all; 2. Verna Folland; 3. Fred MucNcill.

Grade VI (Al-l. Phyllis Sharp: 2. Jean MacKay. 3. Margaret Nis-

be.. Grade Vt (Bi-iﬁancu Mac-

Kay; '1, Blanche Ramsay; 3, Dong, , aid Ramsay.

Grade V-i. Stuart Eatiles: 2. 3. Elaine Williams.

Grade I'V—l. Helen Nisbet; Leonard MiwDougail; 3, Lawrence

Stewart

their home after spending the past i

will be

Miss Iona Dixon. Montreal. is irisiting her mother. Mrs. James f

i

Bradalbane, on Tuesday moming. Hcdlcv MacPherson. ‘ business visit to the .

ma." 11-1. Orville MacDonald; l

2. Elizabeth Nisbet; 3. Vera March-

banks. _

Grade I tSr.)—-l. Kenneth Wil- illams; 2_ Elmer Bigger; 3. Vaughn Ramsay.

all; 2. Cecil Ramsay; 3. irley MacKay. Perfect attendance: Donald

Forbm. Lawrence Stewart, J. A. S. Williams, BA.

cipal.

TITUTE

'I‘he regular monthly and nual mcetim of’ Pleasant C Institute was held at the home of Nov. 17. In the bserice of the H. Cameron presided. Mceth opened with repeating the Crc in unison followed by roll answered by payment oi’ Minutes of last annual and month- ly meeting were read and adopted. Reports of committees

secretary and showed a balance on hand and all bills paid. Com-es-

followirw officers were elected b occlamation. lifrs. X-Iuuh Walker. President. Mrs. Ewen Cameron. Mrs. Brie Boulter. Secretary, Mrs. Grorre MacKav. Directors. Mrs.

Urville ‘Large. ‘Mrs. John Walker

i

Grade ~1 (Jul-l. Basil MargDoug- 1

Mrs. Erie Boulter on Thursday. a. president, the vice-president. Mrs.

call. fees.

receivitd. Financial report iii-as given by the nondence renddand discussed. The Honorary Preslden. Vice-President.

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i Prin- i Enid Inman, assistantl PLEASANTmgIRCLE WOMEN'S‘.

im- l li-o

and Mrs. Lorne Cameron. Audiinrl.

Mrs.

Arthur MacKay tee. Mrs. Henry Cameron and M. Beatrice Tierney.

tee. M Eric

Mrs. Lorne Cameron 7 and 7

Elmer Gamble and Mr». Buying Coiiirmx- ;

School comimi- 1 rs. Arthur MacKay and _l\ii i Boulter. Sick commit’. M. .

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Coal Bargaine

TO new THE NEEDY coat Miriens a! Sydney, we Purchased I000 j Tons Bras D'or Coal " ‘,

WE OFFER THIS COAL F0522 WEEKS ON fr’

AT $7.00 2.521;‘. t Per Ton, Fully Screened

Regular Price $3.25 1i

SIacIt Coal For Blowers or For Banldi-ig Purposes ; 4

$42 l Regular Price $5353‘ _v-

We Guarantee and Stand Behind the Qualistgj o‘ this Coal

H. JR. LARGE aﬁ- CC

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SKATE OUTFITS _ _ __ __ ..- _., .. - __ ., ., __ _ ._ $3 u. ‘ “ENS OXFORDS “‘ " "' '" - -" ‘r -- —— ~- —- —— —- -— -- -~ --- s] no “ENS BOOTS"“'-'"—--~'-————~~~-—-—-~~~ $2.7“ Ask Those who're Been at the Sale I

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