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-our-. - u 8 o'clock. -IAN!!! BALE - X-lolInan's

loose. Bunnies-side, 1 . Nov- iu-I'lth.st no P.)(.byN Landon Presbyterian W. M. B:

.-CARD PARTY in Clinton Hell. lhurodsy. November 2'rth.

.-van:-ry CONCERT of rich- hwn Hall. Friday, November lath. Dialogues. Songs. Dance numbers, etc. Guest artists. Local talent.

-OB-SERVE WEDDING AN- NIVERSARY - On the occasion of i their 37th wedding anniversary. ' t ' ,Ir Mr. and Mrs. Percy Weeks of St. -J t Eleonora were most thoughtlully I . . renumbered by their dau hters, ; ' Mrs. Jack MacDonald on Miss . K SN Patricia of Saint John, N. B.. with , g 7 3 ' , ' i the presentation o! a beautiful w ..:s X ,-limit ti bouquet of roses. i ' e j i V . A

-S. A. OFFICER VI-SITE S'SlDE -Sr. Captain L. Titcombe. oiticer in charge 0! the Charlottetown establishment or the Salvation Anny. who is in Summersido dist- ributing the Christmas issue of the War Cry. yesterday expressed his keen appreciation of the many couriesies extended to him and his stair by the people 0! Summerside. He said that everywhere. by peo- ple 0! all creeds, he had been re- ceived most kindly and was great-

ly assisted by all. Captain Tit- . . combe was recently chosen as the

Canadian delegate to the Staff '

College (Field Officers Session:

which commences in London, Eng-

land, early in the new year. I r

I O 0 Leary Athletic 7 v - 1' I l V 9 S Association

Annual Meeting

-The annual meeting of the Oilsesry Athletic Association Ltd. was held in 0'Leary Public Hall on November 18th with the presi-

dent, Dr. L. G. Dewar, in the chair. Minutes were approved as

read by the secretary, Dr. Wm. . McMurdo.

The nnancial statement showed a very successful year with 81927.7-i profit from the rink, canteen and; S

annual picnic. The mortgage wast paid during the year tor 3700130..

Notes of 3478.60 were also paid; i

and sundry bills to the total ofj

31203.86, leaving I. credit balance;

in bank account of 3940.00. It was?

decided to purchase a :500 Prince;

Edward Island Government. bondi H .

as an investment.

A committee was appointed to- look mm the matter or the build-1 mg of a new rink. It was also de- 1 sided to issue and sell one hund-1

red shares at. 310 a share in the company. The financial statement of the O'Le:iry girls hockey team was presented by Mrs. Marne Ken- nedy and a surplus of fifty some dollars was present in the bank.

Mr. James Baglole presented the; statement for the Maroons hockey.

team. and this also showed Ii

worthwhile surplus. i A committee was appointed oi, Mrs. Marne Kennedy, Wendall ' i Turner, Oban Wedge, Claud Mac-i , I

Neill and James Baglole tn iorm a hockey club, and look into the

matter of acquiring a coach. 3 On balloting the following di- rectors were elected for the en- suing year: Dr. L. G. Dewar. V. B. Seaman. Alton Rayner, Ralph - Adams. Raynall McNeill. Rev. cl 0 O

O. Howlett, Thiren Ellis. Clsud' MacNeill, Dr. Wm. McMurdo. E. W. Turner, Ray Jelly, Douglas

J. Macwmmm Game He's back! That wonderful man is back again! Has a dear! We love him! "And youlll love all the ex-

”! "law"! 0' W9 di"Ct0" citing Toys he's unpacked from his sleigh. Bring your own or beg and borrow sorneone'elses children: '”i,”””:"3 mg”; '”""”” melwtzfi the but come see Santa-while his reindeer are resting Santa wants to talk to all his children. Santas rgoxl f wn o cers were eec i or t , . . - ' ' noexl! yegar: President, Therin ax- ed into HOLMAN S Both Stores from now 'till Christmas. . . . Come see him and SW8 the children me 1 r us; vice-president, Douglas Ad- of g, lifetime! '

ams: honorary president, Dr. L. G. Dewar; secretary treasurer, Dr. Wm. McMurdo.

'"iiEiL""""I Boys! Girls! One to Ninety One!

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attacked me when I wanted to be . ' friendly," concluded Mite. - e -mm you who he as ome ee I'I ara

when you Iirst saw him?" asked the other Mouse.

"No." replied Mite. "I didn't know Q Q" . , '. who he was, and I don't know now." it is me ll IS lg eau I ll 0 y a ll 0 a .

equealred the other. "That was Teeny Weeny the shrew. ma you just don't want to have anything to do with Bhrews. You say you dorm: now why he attacked you. He was looking for a dinner." IH""'9"'”'Hr- H

Mli.e's small eyes opened very wide. "But he couldn't have eaten S t , ' , :36! am twice as big as he is," he a S . S ..;':"3:.: ?.?.?.i'.ii..'3.”if.""” ”"'".; ch It p "d R H

. .21 en you. an t t ' Sa W 3" " ” "W" 3” 9 ”" 9 2 Siimmersiiie ,Paraiie Route I S II! II I

think those Bhrews have the grest- . ' est appetite in the world," said the ' SATURDAY - Must Be!

"He'll never see me again if I see

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good lor is 'to tail light room dors-

:lo.:,"He osn't no thliiu o1 any land in I-IOLMAN'S, to Water Street and to Santa); Toylsnd in HOLMAN'S. . "Their how can he so huntmi " A ' . A you-panned I h

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and light folks?" demanded um. "I don't know. but you have ” -foimd out for yourself that be con."

i replied OM other. - young Mood

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