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A Gaumnnt-lrllllh Pictur'

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Over the Channel that divide Eiiglandand France . . . i,

-'A for bound steamer _ _ . A Financial wizard . . . . l

' ms SWWUIW . . . . '1'heAlarm-"Man Overboard” . . . ~S°°Wli=¢hsor»sluinthoro¢__,,s °

llaledonia Wins L F

' Easter" ` The McTier Cup`

Locals `.-(c. r. B ouurliiumr spooiu woo)

‘ GLACE Bay, N. s.. Nov. io-'rho

Cup. emolematiouhof the

g rugby c aznpio ip of

....‘..f.".Ti'...§Zi“’iI.’i...‘.7. .§f.'."'¥.¥.'5...i'iT EH-Wm Canada- €°°» i° ilu Uw- |..¢ of . ...ny ...um m., |,,, |.,. donia team here this year without seried at 2 cents a vhrd strictly g,5tr\;gg1e_Wgrd wg; fggeived todgy swublo in bamboo. `from Mr. R. H. Gunn, Secretary of V "the Cup trustees, that the only

, ‘other challengers, Montreal Ams-

.. SUBSCHJPTIONS td T118 rmarlottetown Guardian may be §f;1,fld";;m§n“;bl‘;"t2°!€gl2;‘ t°m;'7°:;'

handed to their Rem' Archie Hume Breton and therefore were

.' With-

Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mabons drawing from the competmom

Drug store' M°m'ag“e' L'7 Caledonia also won the cup last

..°'rUo or walt. Montague year'

Rink, Thursday, November 15, un~‘ .

der auspices Montagub Branch. ‘PANTS BANDITS' AMN!

Canadian Legion. Benefit night for noun. no... '°.-.';..z:l.‘z.°-.';:.':.“':.°:°°i-'.:i.";:

W* "pants bandits” is operating in the

oéa;B1?zAA¥'mnAND SUPPER in loop. one of them s woman. Three

be ‘za d ~ M°“f9-K“e- N0' times they have appeared, each

lem ef » “H ef H'-l=Pl°°= °f PNB- tinrs forcing their rnule victim to bybenm Uh“"°h~ I-P3311 remove his trousers. to make their

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..°MON'TAGUE HOSPITAL esgigiecee t1f|;k the woman io the

benefit night. Tug of war Thurs- some one who preyed upon tax; day ulsht- Followins teams tcm- driven. some time nge, forcing them Pmngf Knmuu' (P"°"i“°1*"1 Cham' to remove all but their underwear P10115) VS- P°l¢l1f° 511Yl8€l'S (l'1l¥l- before she departed with their

nets up); Murray River vs. Wood m¢,n¢y_ ,

Islands; Potato Slinger Juniors

<Klng's County champion) vs. Vic- gguggd pm, foria Cross (runners up); Kinross Clean and bone B my-ge 551,' such vS~ Belle River- A bis nights fun us u wlrlteiish. More the following 1°? .10 Cents- L-2311 dressing: Mix 1 quart soft bread

' _-- rumbs, .salt and epfper, 12 boned

..‘c. w. i.. _ on sunday Nov. inobovies, 2 tablespoons shrouded,

ii, 1934, a meeting oi' the ladies of boned ,alt yginlng, 1/, cup melted Bt- Gvlumba Parish lack place for rot; add enough milk to rnulro s the purpose of Ofgllllillliir a Cath- moist dressing. Fill the fish and

Dllc Vgmeu; lt/2H5IueboT;il<; chaili- sew it ttogethaer. steam or babe the man; V~ ~ » ¢ H -SP0 9 fish im il ten er. Cool and then chill WZ Tlllhgty &b°Ut Dtihe Igligl-1% T112 thoroughly. Place on a platter and he SUCH 91' Was YS- - J. Riley. blanket with mayonnaise or cooked Charlottetown. who explained the .salad dressing. Gamish with a row aim and rules of this organization. of capers along the back. Place pars- lt was then moved by Mrs. Aneas ieyineyes and mouth. This fish may P. McPhee and seconded by Mrs. ybe served hot, if desired, with cur-

l;7V. Stegéirt thrill; the rant sauce.

eague organ ze . o ow ng officers were elected: President. STROUDSBURA3, Pa., Nov. iii.-

lF\,dfS-idW~t5~M MHCIlltYl”€¢Mcl;gchV1C€ 'Yhen Miss Ann Johnstone Wed Eli res en , rs. D. A. em: avis she said nothing about it bz- dlld Vice President, Mrs. John J. cause she wanted to keep her job. MacDonald; ard Vice President, She trlrvelled constantly as a Mrs. James R. M\a':Donald; Treas- representative of a public utility urer, Mrs. Aneas P. MacPhee; Sec- corporation. He ran his hardware rotary, Mrs. Charles J. McMahon. store in east Stroudsburg. Their

-ie* friends never suspected.

Twenty-five thousand X -ray A few days ago they agreed it was

pictures h`:tve been taken of sing- time to let the world know they ers’ and non-singers' heads to dis- wcre mnrricd. At a dinner last night cover what causes the -difference they announced the ceremony was between "good" voices and "had" performed in Maine and gave the voices _ wedding date: 1919.

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ADCLPIIE vm

CHILDREN ..` 'rum CHARGE

01. or THEIR

PARENTS . . .

1 6%ollliMAN SIDE

,ylth DORl§_ KENYON. lqinoid owl, Cl»_ulot_\s lion.

ADDED .,. col~iEDY ond Musical.

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l.i':E£.°.;“°°*°"::i*.2: iIlNAllA’S

OYSTF-RS

By the Glass 20c. Stew 251:. Fried 800.

AFTER SCHOOL LUNCH

Chocolate or Tea or Coffee with Ginger Broad 10c.

CANDY SUGGESTIONS -

it lb. box Ginger Chocolates 30a.

(By John C.\ Scott)

SPECIAL icunnsiun nor. stun wntori

A”°l‘““ §’9l;°'1b°“°°°“*°° icopyrigbt, mi. by 'rho c».r-sian ' Press)

TORIONTO, Nov. li - Thirteen

Ag e k:h;0v:I1eY. l'>0Ilc5m3:nd;?u:i11g

‘W0 - Own street character, was

Voice of Business ?"?1`f='i»`3»°§»T3-'*°H'f'=°`3ii-f`uT 331333

` day as much s mystery as it was at the time.

(A. P. By Gu.ardlan'| Special Wire) monk,

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 11. - thing,” dm-gvg;og_ug 131;’

Edward A. Filene, Boston merchant pdetm- of tho room hoo” Tho and economist, told e. board meeting mm hm boon mulafod omionuy of the district advertising fedEd- by . powerful “oouom The th _ or the District Advertising Fedora- Mo bon, Wu bmkoo 'both 6 gs tion or America today that tho gui- bmkeneo wo two wow kmofed dennogelof advertising lies ahead mn by o 'No'

" e ate nineten twenties were swoo '

not the golden age of advertising," or oodnzlowu ;w‘:y”Ee:u ' he said. “That was the age of brass. pédolod hh wo,” in d nt ‘ 1° The golden age is just ahead of us. Hoo, To hu ooswnmoogi oawnaseo “Advemsmg Wm ""p"°"° ‘mm quiet mild and inotfensivc Ig:

now on, both in quality and in quan- oooo£ 5 on old P u B175’ tity; and as it improves in quality it ye ' ° °° W °

bout him.

will improve in quantity. How rapid ‘ this progress will be, however, will ug; :'l;°hZl‘rhotUn°n§n‘g7“1,f°‘}:; Qtr' “Pena largely “P°“ “UW '°P‘°"Y W' slight youth oz about as 'rha can forget what we knew in 1928 “mer wg, dressed my°mo,,or.§ uxgilepggoston merchant said the od- ha' t'°f°k ' gimme bed °n vertislng technique of 1928 and 1929 75 oontor 5°' W .°h 'Sweeney is now or relatively little use to us; 1°# me b“oom‘"°°“,fg Bt °°"‘l’”“°° for an important part of the adver- Pno to his ds 5 u 11 9' m' tising of those gays was not designed the lim] h 1 fepanuu md mm to increase the total volume of dis- f ° ° e t' ‘mm tm’ b°dy W” mouuom Oimd pert day, not a sound was

“An important part of that adver- fl! md mm tm mom °° nw .wp

tlsing, for instance, was the adver- lads". ‘Mtmed an new tisin , not of oods and servi , . Y of alluring ogerings in Btocglfss mama by °' Btnmgm www “NIV bonds. Stocks and bonds. to be sure, h°'v° been Wahl’ "° tm °th°" b°' novo to be advertised, una 1 do not °"‘-“° °’ "‘° tm” P*“'*“°‘°“‘ in W mom to ormome their oem aovob house. If an disturbance had tak

duced; which caused such unem

Guardian

'lslseslsmlls nouns bv

f local interest bs! slv

: lswsr assure may be M I seats s word strictly Ulllblo is lalvsseo.

Ang; L-5190-1-12-3121

CHURCH Ol' SCOTLAND --

The meeting. which was held in I -h ll attend-

elected: President, Mrs. Walter in Bt Peters Cathedral Witexvily

'Munn vioo-President, um auth McQuaid. Secretary, e a MacDonald. Directors, Mrs. John Fltzpstrlclr, Mrs. Putriolr enuth,|t Mrs. Edward Smith. Auditors, Miss McQuaid. Mrs. Arscnault. It was(

decided to hold the rcgulsrtmeet-

month. Roll Call for the mooring will bo "a onnstmu aug- *- gestion." f

sl>iuNaroN w. I.-on` tho °

afternoon of November Bth the ladies of Springion met in the U'

en's Institute in that district The

chosen as the regular day of meet-

will be “A Favorite Line of thc Creed." The following officers

Lamont. Vice-President, lvirs. Cyrus Martin. secretory. 'miss Dorothy 1 Maoxonnio. auditors. Mrs. william ° Halliwell, Miss Lila Thompson.

Charles Ramsay.

tion given the News s few citizens of the town are getting a laugh out cf a recent predicament of an Am-

at one of his accounts around noon

clerks to their homes-one girl was dropped. at her destination. Hs drove the other to her home, but when the young lad endeavored to

locked. Something had gone wrong with the mechanism of the door. and l services of e garsgeman was event- ualy secured. And now s catch 0 phrase on the road is the query- “W'ho is the young man from Am- té lierst who kidnapped the gsrl from

VARIETY SHOWER-A most en- R

Joyable time was spent last evening at the home of Mrs. J.A. Young. 2|. Willow street, when some fifty friends of Mrs. Malcom Goodwin,

WD. P.li.I-. lltheréd to tender 1191’

recent marriage. The rooms were attractively decorated for the oc-

a delicious luncheon was served by

after joining in singing She's s Jolly

bought securities instead of goods, ,

however' th Produ ti - d dw , _ Good Fellow, and showering the _ M_ o_

trihutlcn of geoods was: ntegestrrily re- Raglng .igxxégnhngowitth M walmcm °! pegqpllgsritfliiurw ‘gf sacred ‘ _ _ _

- . "" "‘ °“ "”‘°"' hols in tho Baptist ohuroh st half time mv. nr. uolnhm for ho'

HUDIY 501110 Well Soma Very new con , gn do Mb in oooom _ we recognize those evolutionary for- :rilye z|1su'v°:;'n;¥n¢h, euztonnglg ooo virion .moo this new desi no- vluolru o tronn.¢ibu.iy mm. ...J

"Advertising, tllne, which is the p1sy¢4b¢fq-¢_»-

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Operetta _-3- The Pennant

CATCHY PLEASING - snnppy . !

so-ciisr-sol

L _,_ Thursday, November 15

si Friday. November is .

aes Ei li

Clrlslil 8-15 - _ Aaniniob au. "Aman mmm mnntoaori"

V esuniptuaullllpperwasssrveiiby

' the hostess, only the immediate

ft-ir m °m'~....-... .molar °

-~ Music , .f coluiinv cos'i'UMss .t»n.ri..¢

HOLY REDEEMER HALL' '

cuffs and trimmings of whih- and gold taffeta: also dork ,brown tru- bsrk suede cost with sable trim- mlnsl and accessories to match. After the ceremony which was performed by lcv. K. A. `\hc- wlisn, the party mowed to u-is home of the brids’| psrsnts wivns

ww yalms couple. .osnsins much mnrrimsn

on I2Ail4f Iilllfél

if me §§ till; it . tie 5

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E _ 3

iigiggé §§§§.'§§§i§

fi E E

Armistice

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.i ‘de iii; E.

ITPAULSUIIUIOI Ugggqlebcthm,

service lt. e

thereatnr,R.¢werendluwsd yremu-ks

dslivcredassr- of

tbeoomimm-

of the

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;

- coursnauarxolv un umm.

`inl`0f the National mv. Dt. Vihoent Dl0lI0i.lhdd the Benediction.

vs 1HI:l

Rev pr.A,,o.Yincont e inprsyorthfs

i’E§ iii? E' a' tid the tlili

25°' ` iii; 5' F Efgte itil; Eigiggz §§.5§?E

hs some hour.

closed with the sing-

Anthem Ind

EW s E

ii ri

»Tberc will be PNWND8 9°l'V1°° lf our enemies, for saving 'useable Kira on Thursday. N0- the dreadful onslaught of

vembci’ 15th, at 2 D. ln.. HGV. Wm. “lvl gm- 'Wm' us th' bn”

J. liimeleod of the Free Church of who Wm; "of md fought for us, Scotland will preach- A1001' DMM for the brave mothers and wives service there will be I. discussion who spared their sims and hus on the i1r0i>0SBl U0 lfflllli°-Wlilbands, for the readiness of our tho-Free Church. L-2301-1143-li omaha to ‘-“pond go tho ¢`u go

, do their at homo b sending

rarluoric Avnmtss-ou rl-i~ ,.,,,u,,, magna, ,D 'A|m|,h,,

afternoon suitable Armistice .Goo to omomo ooooo ooo good exercise-i ww “mad Wt ll* rouowrbin union; the notions oi

Park 5°h°.°1 'VNU Ml-7°* the world. and to give us yet u T1°l'“°Y U/Ml’°“°d th* P“9n°~ fuller and richer peace; lbrtitude Mei" f°°“”°‘l '°l°° *°°“`°°‘° u shown by st Paul in his lotto: wer ilu" "”““1°°°°°°* md to tho Epliosiun when no sua: is one or the latin; sotlriuotlons' oi the ==°°wlty °l Nlw "so .bong in ti... 1...... .ns in ti.. or mo. still otbsn fool thot "sou wins °»v°l<l°‘l~ A “wiv "°“-rover or nu Might, put on the exl=msl<m"; tho sivlns vent fo,

W” t°“d°“4 th' °9°°'k'| whole armor of God.”

._ P“l’“° "°l' N* °‘°°“°°°, 'rho offer-tory unthsm, "rho lu- dN“~ cessionai," Reginald De Koven.

retit , Grstitud giving us the

.eg §§§§c 5

*was very aooeptahly slmg, the solo f

WOMEN’S INSTITIJTE OBGAN- pon bovine been “km by Mn nughngo um hypgvrmy °g iuder.

IZES.--A new branch of the Wo- pl-moi; 'r|»qno|-_ ,

menu Insttiute was organised 'on e

November 7th at Ten Mile House.

BT.-H1235 oA'l‘ll.l¢DRAl. come that ye might have lfie."

one's inner urges is one of the deep a .

OINTIAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

`Ths¢peaksi-at

wtlMr.Norvill Y.lLC.A.w

t =§*§r

aug F 35,'-53 ggag

might have life and that ye

have it more abundantly. stated at the outlet that the beginning of time menu concern was with the ues

tm' _ ing satisfaction of mick" 'ro this

from responsibility, and external controls or ¢me's work and ability

nd lasting satlsfsctions of life Commenting upon the unsatis aotory conditions of life sud the

ip in C.brist’s dey. the speaker mphuissd the need of cbrist's bold claim when he said, “! am

the school ouse was we \o.i. 'rho rouowing oirioers were 'rheie was s ima conrresstlvn

l Mm sl th was -

wee be beautiful hymn (No. 648) 'They whose course on earth is

g th 1 ‘He that findetii his life shall lose

§§§§f,,"Q§f°,, §§,_,,c,,°,,, °,,,‘",'°W"°,,‘:_ it. one no that loo¢tn_ his life for

y o

last Friday in ewh month was ‘lg th* °°"“°“ W” th" "°“ “

ing. The Roll Call for December dr

were elected : President, Mrs. Ewen 0

ll . - wed by the singing of "Faith of 7.30, 9 and 10.15 o'clock. At the 7.30

morning

men

\W .

.used

mg Qn me ny" 'many “nh Service. the longer Co e

December 3

Makm

servi

out the

ur Fathers.”

closed

Directors, Mrs. Malcolm Nicholson. mr. stephen ruornpeon, Mrs. D"P“'°°° ‘“*‘

NEARLY A K11DNAPPlNC-Am-

herst News: According to informa- wht which word. would be o

herst traveller who was on P.E. °°mm°m°““°n °! muh Bmw? °! Island for a few days. While calling be °°1“

hour. he drove a couple of the lady 3*

open the car door, :Xie found it was fill” m°f°m¥ “M” °°mm°“°°d it

ml.-_

when the Holy Eucharist

offend for the light, refmah t and peace of those who meds

e supreme sacrifice in the Great ar

The Collect, Epistle and Gospel

were taken from the Burlsl

liect fivmth

urial Service was also used. Bc-

n the Epistle and the Gospel

er" was nfig. The Rav. Canon

e officlated and preached sn

rropriate sermon from the Nxt

sake shall find it The theme

oe did so in silence. without ing from duty and with-

self seeking. so ought

followers oi’ Christ for his

urch today The sermon was foi

oss who fell in their coimtrys

ift

A most impremive service was

with the 81561118 Of the Rul-

At Evensong canon Maidne took

shall make my darkness to be

ideastohnwdesthshouldbe

upon Sstiudaynextistlie

in 1300 Sunday next will

observed ss s day cf Thanks ving st St Peters Cathedral.

THE BAP’.l`I!'l' CHUBDK

Yesterday, Remembrance Dey.

.20 that all possible might be ls to attend the memorial cere-

Ths two conceptions of life were

mentioned; the exclusive concep- ,tion which looks at the reality oi lifeubeingintheiutureandthe inclusive conception of life which considers life as s whole. It was this last conception with which Christ was concerned.

Included in the music of the

hour was s mole quartet, "O God Our Hllp in Agia Put."

The Sunday School was well at-

tended regardless of the unfavor- able weather.

'Illia subject of the evening ser-

Imon was “National Peace God's Gift," in which the Dlsfor made a i>l°e for greater interest in the W°l'|¢ Wfd° peace movement.

The music included an anthem.

"I Will Forgive." and the service was concluded with the National Anthem.

HOLY BIDIEMEB. CHURCH

Masses at the Holy Redeemer

Church yesterday morning were at

Mass, it being Holy Name Sunday the members' oithe Society received 1-loly Communion in a body. The nine c‘clock Mass was the childraifs Mass. and at 10.15 s. low Mass was as sbraiod the time having been

ies at the monument at il o'clock. Rev. C. Odhrs, 0.58.12., preached st all the Masses in the morning.

Sunday School was held for all the

children in the afternoon.

In the evening at 'I o’clock, lsr-

vices consisted of the Rfoslry, Holy Name Vespen recited by the men ol the Society. an eloquent md power- ful sermon preached by Rev. H. Fleming, C.&.R., after which Benc- dicticn of the Most Blessed Scors- msnt was given by Father O'Hln.

After the services I. meeting of the

H Name Society was held in the

Rev. Pr Fleming. This was lol

1 .

as his text the words "The Lord my changed due to Armistice common- God _

look . `

Lin . '

mcoy

n “Rllh .

Bacon ," Dr Vincent took as his

'bein 1

Summerside." sousness, and aft r t t g

r, . ~ owed by reading of the minutes of the last meeting by the Secretary. Mr. James Coyle. Following this h chairman introduced the special

d .

xtpertofHebrews'l,3.’ g

interpretation King of Right-

e hs also Kin

e peaks: ofthe evening, Rev. nr. Mc-

rels

n variety shower in honor of her and beginning cf peace. K.ipl.ing's

Ra .

“nl

E I be? I - szlgvuhilo s color ci pink olroii-. Pl-oforsor r'lotsnor's inter: .

f,|_q¢q,"5aidp;1¢ne_ ¢1\ PIM ore 1 o'clock, half al" W e. an a s Ishii. sstlr-~ setting of Tennyson! o ho with o numb". of "The fact remains. that the large d°”°° m9” “'“° in 3'” °45°”‘”‘5ifi°°°r°"'°d in “mu” °°l°" md °’°5 "3 "1" 5"" md “mbly tu" cntfhxer `g::sdiai'x`|tudents, were re- scaie advertising of stocks and bonds, “°°°\ W°ll1d cartainly have been on “dm with 31"' W" °*m°d in *nd l!lWPf°l»°”°“' coived by the Pope in audience. He in 1938 ooo 1929_ ,Homo In mo the slat for the cause thereof. presented to the recent bride. She M gh, ,onine “MM pi-_ vin. dm "loud “ummm ooromomoo ot American masses investing bum," N0, mmve could be unearthed. l’¢°°lV°d mlm? lwllllllflll U14 “|°f“l cent gave another-.oi the series on 'moo ho hoo th, plemm of gg; or dollars in stools and bonds ut o M°“°Y °°“l4 “°l= hm bwl the l""‘""" ""1 ’““°*‘ ‘“°""’"°"° W” the 'ren Gcmmuduww. lwllllll twain; 'bus in none, inoluaing nm, when my should hm, mn murderers obioot because ri wbolo- °v°\=°4 ai WI- °°°dWl“ °P°ll°°l ll” on tho tlrini. 'rho mule quurtotto. .hm “aww ,uh ,M ,1,m.,,, purcmsi-ns goods and ser-vices in- "1" mm' ' Wh°m "Dublin Bill" ""°°"’ “nd md '“°“° th' “°°°'“` MPM- °“’¥‘°Y» °°‘“°"' “mm” of oudinu viilmsuvo to tho high stead: Wwhwed his pencils testified the i'7’“"y‘“¢ ‘°°d w1°h°' 1° '°”°-D‘“°' and Stems sans most effectively pmmga yum. hs My holy, no "nos the masses bonslit goods in- “mm l fav days ru-ovlouslv me 1°¥»l”‘l5l° *M YW" "°“° °° '“'*° "Though Your sins be u scum." mom* mo Mm,-,,, ;, .Wino N, stub.. or securities ut that pu.-ticular 5”” “Mills to my for his usual “P th’ "°”"‘”‘°"P‘ ‘ “Uh” l"°“' -rho rnurlo or tho any was alma limnoi-| wpnotioo ottgoiio notion. time. our industries could have con- SUPNY- ‘mt evemnz and mwuds midnmht ed by Mrs. G. Elliott hill. 'high the Pops has so vigorously

ighteoumess and Pesos are in ewordofdodsndintheeter

though unwritten veritios as lated as cause and effect, foun-

or salem. which is King of Pesos." 2

th ~ nal -

B00

tion and structure In the indi

dl. . -1 “

nee Miss Mary Cameron,ofWell1n- vidual. in society, in international mmughout' md on um numb”

tions righteousness is the basis

oessicnal in an expressive set-

wss finely sung by the large.

Mahon. Rector of lt. Dunst|.n's Baa- ilica, and Chancellor of the Diocese of Charlottetown. Rev. Dr. Mc- Mahon, in s splendid address, which w listened to with rant attention

present of ‘some of the incidents which impressed him most during his stsy in Rome, when he studied

Canon Law for slniigt three ynrs. He described his fi in¢s and do

tinued to run and the masses could lruvo lropt their Jobs. since they Measle Epidemic "‘° h°“°“‘ '"‘° "°“°"f““ ""°l’°"°‘ sacam soho asavrol omnibus tin-wzhout the world.

E? at

-P1°Y"‘°“" “nd ‘“°h ° f“"h°l' ledllc- (C. P. B Gnu-sis ' ht last evenini. . i did address- Other speakers

‘ y M 'Wh' Wm) WE"”“'° “"‘5"°“° °' °*‘° °°°°.°" bor mtimon vm Pres- wmv. rr. month; una iur. nl

tion of the market for goods as ..o GLAQE BAY N 5 Nov 10__ , M; me 4 , - impair the value of even the best of with ‘mm-9 t1m§"11'03 'él».|ld|-¢'n stu) gown' Wm md Prem' “adm” ident of the local B C M. wal fred Doucettc The meeting closed

' k place on Wednesday evening mo om gh, nw or b'y mo spmmol mm,

S'-’¢llrlll=°~ ` down with l 1 .ri _ ' oiruirm z in - -~1...nnotblrningruvertniiigmon tio. no 1ltti.f"l°li.1lii'r1>o§'°or $2212 "M,°",,',,""" “Q "‘° ",'§‘,‘,i"§‘,‘,“° U““°“ soribtu: form no mmm by W. -1-E3.-firluorrt, ur. .burns um..

:or tbu._.a<lv¢rtising tn assi rm ` - W an 0 y liiiu. mo I P, rant og um. pm- 4 ,

was the vgicebof busineixli, but ‘lgsyf-' i'?"w¢}h¢ieaths gras:-tir;°‘faft1:i g gem; 'Ed mfg' Hi-Ykgrwlg-ly H ded

ness was um ." th dsini bmk ' ° ° ° ' . . Outhoule. DMM’ d The speaker sold, "I am not ask- ag; 2,1; nogo hov°o °§§e£" srett Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs- th?" oo:3.,_|L°°h,_-1.5¢,” ghqgeh 4|-

lng the advertising men to adopt any sinus, mm” tB%\1l”llf|0» M\1tlé¢|\l°~ Mill um” gn appealing and WWW 9" D‘m"`AN" au-'IOA

incipi 1 ._ ~ gare ous ns ac in the `

E: gem t;&1av°‘:-mtilgt 13;" 31:] Dr' Bm" Arcmbud' ww" mum capacity of bridesmaid while Mr. “dn” in neun' 'lm Anaheim Yesterday at Bt. Dunstaifs Basil-,

I » Gmc". said tollilfht he believed the ' Day. The speaker emphasised the 1 mm Nom sunuywu “mu”

which is designed to provide the 4 mi ,om Bruce Thompson sbiy suppqwq Yoon' no mm. cs masses with the buying power which izlijaawgvsig mme i`iote‘:t!li::di.iid}:g|' the groom. The bride looked at- 3'3"' w mm g. observed, as "Remembrance Day." they must have if advertising 1| to M; mum to No, ‘mmm or tractive and winsoms sownsii in fm m Bet results- All I suggest is that we other outlying districts. |lll8'8°l'-br0Wi1 GNN with dew “my

_, 5 §§3?€=§§? "ffl"'r?`»§E=-‘ist

5.235; 5"" '

"followed by the

paris: of silent

sounding of :Thi I-All

Hr. whilton Smith. ptist quertotta rendered sutiful selection and ver- iopsl and Dltriotic p\'l¥0l" were suns from his AT. It-

°“f|;l&`1,..mm!°. Aiimssuswsrssttheusuaihoun.

§. iii- vii

iggg isle

=*5:§§§5¥5 3? it r§il=r§iti§§§§§° Eagggég-Egg gy' §§§?§~§§;*§ Eiftisg _ intl.

basiledcullwiyoccasionltoall

A hearty vote of thanks, moved by

W. Alfred Dcubstte and seconded by Mr Stephen Connolly was ten

the exception of the 11 c‘ciock| t.1i.1l§ in ordsr to permit the to attend the ceremony at

In the upper church

His liIlclllan°Y Bish°P brstsd the Ilan of

ety, sad sin the words ofi

to lt.

1 s

bishop llcduigsn,

An eloquent all linprsuiv, “__ ':i.°:.:.....;“'.:.P'““ 1°' tl;-, Wu

W DU) delivers;

by nov. in-. P. muhbuu. mbs- u¢“lh@ l9f0\'f\d W thg Annkuo; DIY 02 slxtssallltl sgolwmnh on notonlymippcsedtomdsgm conflict but was to usher in un er, of Perpetual pence in rl world .md safe for democracy. After sixteor years the relations between the li.. tions an still one of Armistice uni .we src yet far from that peace wnicl |gr 1'l°P°d 10?- Ha referred to th.

ence of the Holy Father on lu

'Christmas Ive, when the won. .awaited s pronouncement on wot-1. Slfllfl- ml mill!! was one ui nravertoflodiainsiliratliohuu.-ti of those controlling the destinies or nations with favs of and md brotherly love. The deliberations 9| men forgetful of God will never M.

JOHII. 10' |01 "I lm lvuomnpulh .nythlnm

It was that message of prayer io.

peace that was the theme of Fathel Mclilahoufs semen. Hs referred t. the magnificent demonstrations oi faith and brotherly love. which wu

1 -i Wh" *N W0 d°°P lm`"°"|witne|sed at Lourdes s short tim.

s¢0 when over seventy-tholisgnd

‘l‘”lu°° °°m° “WW” "ff°°d°m'former allied soldiers and their en-

emy joined together in the bond oi their common faith presented to God through the hands of nu Mother their united prayer for tht peace which they fought for.

An exaggerated nationalism 1|

drawing the nations nearer to war every day. The deliberations of men forgetful of God and His teaching will never save us. hit us therefore pray fervently for the peace of Christ in the Kingdom of Christ.

Although the men of the parish

attended the ,8.00 o'oiook Mass, then was again a very large number at the 11.15 Maas.

In the afternoon at 2.00 o'clock,

Sunday School classes were held, and Benediction of the Blessed Sac- rament nt 8 p. m.

At 7.00 o'ciock, Holy Hour took

the place of Vespsrs, and devotions to the Blessed Sacrament, conducted by Rev. Louis Doulan. who preached an impressive sermon on the Life of Christ and iniratitude of man to- wards God.

The Corpus Christi Choir, under

the direction of Mr. W. J.Brown, at- tended and rendered the singing. Miss Bessie Blanchard was organist.

Prepare For Chr istm as

Travelling

.____.

(Special 'lo The Guardian) MONTREAL. Que., Nov. ll-

"Hlome For Ciuistnua" is s slogan which will soon be in the air and railway and stesmship companies ue already busy making DNN"- tions to handle the incmised truf- fia which naturally sriseo at this

susan of tlklawygfr, tram Atlantic

Christmas and du-istmu

hnsion,

§i§§i§§§i§ grlgél Bg eil i nil* gating .

ceilings from Mlontrsal.

Halifax, according to

general passenger of the Canadian

Uhril

th¢Anfonia

an¢iths‘Mon.i:r0se

. 'Rio’Dlmheu of Bedford

5 OU

t the monument. speaking Pm-9h Mu- Th* WWW °P°¥l°d _ ' ° mme" mm e gm., ony" by mo somton Do,oo_ ~21,l|l°b7i.l Nov 2! and the Airsnll

sndLetitiaNov.N.1l‘mm11sliial thesessonopehswithtlisnilina ofthe Norwegian America. line steaxxierliergansfiolldon Nov.30

iirgegig F55 .3 if u“;li‘= s‘l§i§;§§§§

§5E§a§?gig§ §§=5§sEgE??

ensfiord departing Nov. I0, than will

railings for Boudiiis these being by siosimfl cl the Scandinavian American lines. W Bwediahdmerioen line and the Gdyilla American line all of which leaves on Dec, 10.

In addition to above the Cunani

White star limited numb line. North German Lloyd lfsmburr American, Norwegian America. Swedish American Scandinavian American Cdynle America and Holland American lines announce certain other sailinqs from 'United

Btsteeports.

taksoucofthoel- passengcrfrslfficw tmu|si.\iMs.nd¢iu-

ionaitrainssrvicswlllbeincpsf- ationbythe Csnsdisn National nsiiwsnwhichwillinciudospeo- la! services from Western Canada. connecting up with trains from the out for conveyance of passengers mthsshiuslesvlltfmmthsvar- iouspofrts. ,

Biiscisl lihlwdh slswlw

willheinscrrice ionsliinasopsw. tbmughtothe

ifax.

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ssilingsvls verbulstssmship lihssfiom Montnslquebscand I-tsllfaxupsoisllydurinstbsistw' partefnovanfbsrmowto tha idddleofDscembsr.itisexp0¢¢¢4 tbs._tthscomingChristmle»eason willwitinssse large volmne ol pusallgertnlficdestinedforlur-

o_E\npccts"|tatedl|r..7ohns\on

acl

lpscioltltinnrvimmpimedstibv

ofthe wllsnoily

msovlrisnd movement.” 'nunrodlsunon

.brlhwich

emtmt in WMM.

sr, 55 ii its

gr. S iii; 3 “§ ri 3117?.

§.

E :EE .¥s=5 g;€§ sa&g

all raw furs, Mink, Mail-,

The season is new apes for

rsi, Racoon, ste. 4

I an buying d, "lad psy.-`

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issuers-*sees*

mgrullnuutfpgfog .I .L 1?. Jbnkécs. . = ;. ~f i»»;{

ii rl

, ...$1

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