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Under the auspices or the Caledonian Club of Prince Edward Island

. Orchestra

.. Capt. A. Macdougal

Quigley and Sterns

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.. Mrs. Arthur Roper Mr. Matthew Lawson

. . Emery Crane

WILLIAM COLTON' and JEAN DARROW

William Colton .. Jean Darrow Carl Cameron Arthur Orforri

Mrs. Seth Henderson Master James Burnett

Mr. James Calder . Kenneth McLean

Mr. Leigh Dinirivell

- Comedy. Singing. Talking and Dancing‘; l Just what the Doctor ordered

Concert Director: Mr. James Calder. _ Accompanlst: Miss Roberta Spencer, l~‘.T.(7.I..

, _ Ticlccts50 and 75 cents. Oii stile at the Prince Edward Theatre 9.30 Friday nioriiinf:

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BIG PAY. Large demand for ladies who learn beauty culture and Hairdressing. Join Canada's largest system. Dip- lomas eranted. Write for inform- ation. hfarvel Beauty Academies; 8 Ct. Catherine East. Montreal.

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Salesman Wanted F011 WINTER MUNTIIS WANTED two reliable sales agents for Island. Good pay. exclusive stock and ter- ritory. Write now Pclham Nurs-

ery Co, Toronto, Ont. S. W. 12-20-mwsti

amen INFLUENZA

LONDON, Jan. 21-1111 influenza epidemic covering a large part of Europe, especially .in the cities and towns has put thousands in their beds ill and hampered business and trans portation services through reductions in staffs‘. In some cases schools have closed.

In 107 large towns of England on vvhnse returns the country's vital . istles are based there were 101 deaths from the diseme last week compared with 60 deaths the prev- ious week. Otherwise there has been no larizc increase in the mortality rate and in some countries, Spain and Portugal particularly, the dis- cuss-. is of a mild type.

Some oi’ the Hollywood film actrcse res have taken up boxing. Striking beauties. i

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Recital liven nnnnul (‘IIARLOTTETOIVN vioux iwnooi Prof. Emanuel, Instructor lmoqngcer Ilnrl. (Pnnlaln) nos 0 r w r

diisiiclr Ictiohltii a "a OenovrTeyIlyutR1_ nyl n C‘. tin-h llumvnhrlrclo 0pm every llnnllny nt (‘. J. (‘onl- Ifennlnllon. I‘. l1. I. __ 011m m” Frlili-y lluil Hnlurilny at Iwirnrr I101! lmil Jinlilnsull ‘lircrls \\'_\Ir "Ill , Mum-tun. N. IL lMI-l-lfl-il

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{monthly nicsting in the Isegion Home‘ [Thursday night. There was a lBlI‘ st- ‘tendance of members and several ap-

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Alumnae Association

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sicirr. Moore a McLeod Limited. ' 2021-11 In view o1 u... Celebration in June i [i932 of the 75th Anniversary of the.‘

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foundation of Notre Dams AcadcmyJ Charlottetown, by the Sisters of the: Congregation" dc Notre Dame, the' occasion seems appropriate to {oi-mi an Alumnae Association-thus unit-i ladies, $145.00 for 888.00 Moore dziing three generations oi Iormei- pup-i McLeod Limited 2021-11 IL! in a home-coming rem st iuoin 1.; Airna Mater.

viiitv srsbisi. DISCOUNTS on To make this re-llnlon poisons; all Ladies mi- com ounni the last and to facilitate tiio work oi iiie l days of cur Big Sale. Prowse Broi. Organizing Committee as well as to ma. 1808-1-22-31. prevent delay, all lormer pupil: .1" Notro Dame Academy dispersed throughout Canada and the United: States are kindly requested to send In name and address before Febru-l airy l5, 1931.

Communications may be addressed to Notre Dame Academy, Lharlotte-i town, Prince Edward Island, Canada.‘ 1669-1-22-24-21. I

rut, nausea of all Ladies win-f ier Hats at $1.00 and $1.98. Prowsm Bros, Ltd. 1688-1-22-31.

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members except one present. This Institute was organized in May, 1930., All officers were re-electcd for thei coming year. New committees for’ Program, School and Sick were ap-i pointed. Next meeting next Wednes- day, Jan. 28th at Mrs. James Harry's. All members requested to be present. -(P1itr1ot please copy).

A HIGH LIGHT IN VALUE from the sale ls that showing of men's un- der wear and men's shirts at $1.00 Moore d: McLeod Limited. 2027-11

30% OFF all Ladies and Children's Flsnnelette Niglitgowns and Pyj- amas. Prowse Bros, Ltd. 1668-1-22-31.

MILTON-On Wednesday evening. Jan. 21st, the members of St. Johnsi Y.P.A. debated the advisability ofi building a tunnel between P. E. 1.| and the Mainland. The leaders of,

"UNTER ruvERpThe sewn}: m the uffirmative were Mr. I-I. Home.’ the Hunter River United Charge for and M155 Elsie. Hooper; Negnnvefl ,__ ‘ _ Mrs. Gerald Hooper and Mr. Neili ltufir" xixliizslfzteTzggelmaiqfggzvgl Hooper. Many good speeches were made both for and against. e‘

-l1;7..,HtRi.AE. fine p m u“ er V" ' ijudges in summing up, stated that Chapman, Pastor.

‘ the debate was very near a. tie, but]

hIILTON-St. John's chin-on, Sun- g tfiiagfgfwfime 0W5’? “mfg, "mmfi lriy, Jan. 25th: Momlng Prayer and 1 2W0“ for thee gzgfinilqfive “c on W8”, "airman, 10.30 n. ni.: St. Mark's, Rus- ; "‘ ‘ i ' ‘ico, 2.30 p. m.: St. John's, Milton. 7.30 p_ m. Preacher, Rev. George’ "cstbrook, LIFH. . ‘

THERE'S AN INTERESTING sale of Men's Tweed Suits at half price. Moore dz McLeod Limited.

2021-11,.

CARLETON INSTITUTE l\Il:IE'I'-i ING-The members oi Carleton Wo-i men's Institute met at the home ot.

WEST ROYALTY w. L_'_The aw‘ Mrs. Harry Muttart. The meeting‘ ‘uni meeting of the Institute wns~ opened by repeating me "ode", m” icid in November at the home of the ports of commmecs were read and

President, Mrs. Fred Gates, with all‘ 2'1"’ °°“1""“"°°5tg’°"‘; °“T’°“"°d m‘ I 1c com ng mon . discussion for

the ralsing_ of funds for school im- ‘ provcmcnts took place and it was dc- cided to hold a Weighing Party in the near future.

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ELLIOTT-At Boston. Jan. 22, Mrs.‘ Margaret Elliott. Remains tn arrive

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Tuesday eveninz. Funeral to Harts-i Institute having been Orgamzed Wilma" 1mm"; Wmh- h" 59ml‘? “we'-

, November 19, 1030. and are steadily

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ville Cemetery. Notice later.

DONALD-At Mrilpeque, P. E. 1.1, . ‘i- ‘ _

Jnn. 23. Eliza Ann Donald. aged 86.‘. . THE YOUNG PLOPLES so‘;

Wm or the 1M0 Robert T_ Donald’ (JETI. o. Trinity Church 11.10 an ‘,0l1t111IS.85UC meeting last night. At

Funeral notice later. - six

, o'clock supper ivos served to a i Ilarge group of young people. This‘ was followed by a brief business, meeting. The Sports Committee rc-l .. - W“ % Iiiifffi. °§Z.“‘..‘.’§§Z’.“1i‘§i $2.31?” m.‘ 1' ccpiy grateful fur the many acts of; “en 5e , kindness extended to thcni during ‘ 911105 and NIH! flllYlntlfmfifli-S W812‘ the illness and death of lvfrs. Young's bung maie to take immediate ad. lfiléllfiicaptai“ ‘mhn ("L11 ‘ ‘mntzige of tlrs opportunity. The‘ ' _ » Play Committee reported that it had nnade plans for a pageant to be staged iri February and for a play to‘ be presented in March. Four new members were welcomed into the So- i ciety. At a quarter to seven the dif- ferent interest groups met for ani hour of study in Art, Literature and World Affairs.

Mr. and Mrs. Forden

Card of Thanks

I offer my sincere thanks to all the Box IIohIers on Rural Route No. 5 Dunilas and A ndale, who so kindly remembered me on Christ-

m“ LEGION MEETING-The Cllar- ‘

lottetown branch of the Caiizidiani Legion B. m. s. 1.. held its reguiuri

JOIIN w. ivsnsrsn. Mail Lourlcr

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Mr. Joseph Peters and family of‘ North Rustlca (lcaire through the’ press, to thank all friends and nclgh- ,1

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ADJUTANT AND MRS. A. W. MARTIN OFFICERS IN CHARGE

plications for membership were cclved, besides other routine ness. The chief feature of the meet» in; was an address by Comrade J_i I-Iesm on his mp to Delhi in 1910.! as one of the naval escort of His hlajesty King George V_ This was a most interesting and wonderful story, ‘ and Comrade Hearn held his aud- ience spellbound as he described the splsndours and glories of that his- toric event. His description of the site of the new Delhi, oi the coronation scene in the great ampitheatre, spe- cially prepared for it out of the‘ jungle, of the review of His Maiestys | forces and of the native

formed a back ground for it all, these were word-pictures which were mas-i tcrly. The appreciation of the Le-l glonalres was voiced by Comrades C; C. Thompson, A. G. Bnice, D. F. Tierney and L. T. Lowther and s hearty» vote of thanks was conveyed to the speaker by Comrade President J. J. Leightizer. The Legion Ls look- ing forward with much plessureable anticipation to a future occasloni when Comrade Hearn has promlsedi to tell them the story of the navaii raid rm the Mole at Zeebruggen Meeting closed with the King_

FLORENCE E. BOWEN, R. N.

Florence Bowen ivas the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bowen. She was born in La. Junta. Colorado, May 31, 1901, spending her early childhood there where she was so much loved by her little play mates. Later, at the age of sixteen she with her parents, came to Prince Edward Island, where she remained until her spirit winged its flight to. its Heavenly home on Dec. 19th at the early age of twenty-nine years.

Although Florence was confined to licr bed for tour years the end camc so suddenly and unexpected that her death was a. great shock to a sorrow-

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ROSS-DRUG-UNITED

SUUCESSOR TO

THE MacK1NNON DRUG CO.

I HOME of THRIFTY suo

are tied great bunches of uiitiircsh- P-USIIEI. 0F OATS BUYS IIAIR CUT- cd oats and many vicgetablcs that the birds like.

The children delight in thus ré- niemberlng their feathered friend". and count the number of different birds that come to the places pre- pared for them. After the birds have enjoyed their food, the children gath- Iinvo bushels l0 bu)‘ B hull: Cm-

er around the poles, dance and singi The elevators here [my 3») "m5 a songs appropriate to the CCCil51OI1.-~1blI'-i1\c1 for oats.

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rAmMoxT, Minn, Jun. za-"rney are cutting hair for a bushel 0f 0M5 in Fairmont

Barbers announced the lime m‘ ‘IlUCIIOII upon opening for business yesterday morning Thursday it £00k

111g community and to all that kncii‘ her. Sh: ujas always a lovable neighborly girl and at the early age of five years she chose her life's-l work while visiting a hospital where she addressed the nurses as Angels in white. Before entering the Prince Edward Island Hospital, she showed special ability 1n nursing. She be- came a nurse in training and with

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and cheerful Christian character she entered in the hearts of the patients‘ she nurses, the doctors she worked under and, the nurses she loved, oi bond oi love which death alone could; sever but which will always remain; as o. loving msimcry in the hearts ofi those who knew her. |

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ll-‘EEDING TIIE BIRDS 11v nonwsv.

In Norway it has been the custom , for many years for the young people cf every village to give a special din- ner to the wild birds nearby. For several days before Christmas, the children go out into the woods, clear places in which to put food, out pol-i cs and brush 11nd erect covers so that when the birds come to get the '

food, they may be sheltered fromi

the cold winds. i _

In addition to this, the peasants fasten wisps of oat straw on their, houses so that the birds may find» them and enjoy the grain; also, the market places have poles on which‘ -_ 1

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bours for kindnesscs shown them in the surldcniillncss and death of their beloved wife and mother, especially the Doctors, Sisters and Nurses of‘ the Charlottetown Iiospital who min- .' isterecl to her in her last moments. 2028-11.

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In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mrs, Wlllla MacNeill, who

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"Religion Beyond" Campaign Ten Days Spiritual Awakening. Saturday, January 21th to Monday, February 2nd inc.

Sunday Services

3.00 l". M. “Pleasant Sunday Afternoon" Broadcast by (‘. H. (‘. 1;. Illustrated Sung Service 6.45 P. M.

Young People's Meetings 10 A. M.. 2 l‘. M. 6 I‘. M_ Each Week Night at 8 P. M.

SPECIAL SUBJECTS. MUSIC BY CITADEL BAND.

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l 11.00 A. M.—Sermon-"Gucsts of God" Rev. Ilenry Cousins, B. A., I1. D.

Anthcm—"llcar Our Prayer" . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Ryder The Choir.

7.00 P. hL-“Doorkccpcrs in the House of God" Rev. Ilenry Cousins, B. A., B. I). Anthcm-“Jerusalcm Our Glorious Home" _-Lowell Mason. The Choir.