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T e entra Guardian

D 5 _ The annual meeting of the Hazel

» .p . _ . the president Mrs. Pape Bagnall 1

" "” " “` Wm' G4 Quigley' MmlfSB'gg.1g.4_1|_ presided. Meeting opened by sins- gkneellng. stopping running up and

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LIFE IN UR .

_s,m8_7_12_312_ Grove Womens Insti.ute niet" at

F' the home of Mrs. Merton Ba.,..all T

dl NDAY sEnvICE___New Gl“_ on Tuesday evening, November v17_,

__ _ _ _ gm H00 A M and In me Cavan with twelve member. and four vis

ing the Ode followed by repeating

WITH HHEIIMATISH

o Go Upstairs Was Agony

There is nothing in which rheu-

Q _ idisii Ba tisrcnlirch 'iso P.1vr.Rev'. ""’5 P’°““‘- 1" me “"S°"°“ °f rnatism is 11 greater handicap than

doing ordinary household duties

down stairs. How to overcome that

»_ _ .`_-L ` . _W ' ~ handicap, and relieve rheumatic

R1' ' _.#50 I \ . ` ' if" -5 - >-f`;3=f?'3='5.- c““E`mls-H Pastoral charge ufmlcireed in unisom The mmmef aches and Pains. is the subject of

. -~~ _ _ 'Chuicli Services for December 6th. ° “J ammal meeting' *md mi" me following yen”-~_.

'° ’°"'*""¢ -1. _ ' 11 A_ M_ Stanley Bridge (Cdm_ utes of monthly meeting were ' 53°,” ,._fW_,r ._` _ I I _V .._`_.»»» _ .__ V Xuumoxm 730 P. M' North Rd_mc°_ heard; also the secret-ary-treasun Salts fm. mme monum when I

. 'A ' Rev. w. A. Paterson, Minister. °N "DOH for the year ending OC- started, r had rneumatism in both

~ _ A V L_1020_12.4-1|_ tober, 1936 were read and adopted. knees. They were very swollen. I

An- _ _,H _, . ~~ | ~..a’ef"" \ l_ Officers were thcn uppoiired, wiiieh could not rise from a. c air without

"I have been taking Kruschen

g|._R\1(~|-,g IN yon); pasgoml are as follow piesidlnt, Mrs FlS¥iS\BY1C0- I C0U1d Wi' 101051- Ind

H ‘hm ` o( ` Cname on Sunday. December dm Hamid Bagnalhlvice prcsldeiif,.\lrs: to 'i 6 ° ui; ad. will bc Central Church ll A. M. Merton Bagmill; seci‘eLaryti‘casiircr 3:

°“ °° an incl. ' R M- asain €:.iy.‘l.l ‘i‘.f:f‘°;:..?.i:. 1~=:»,;e<;»-,,1.°=» in we - =-°~»-"

L-ross-iii-4-ii. Bertram Mrs Popénagiiaii- aud- _ 'S' '

itors, Mrs MacEachern Mrs Rus-

go upstairs was agony. Now I n run upstairs and kneel as much

I like. Since I have taken

Two of the ingredients of Krus-

chen Salts are effective solvents of

ww o v¢“‘ ~,,. o f9,,\ioi\\ ciiAiu.o'rrr~:'iowN vlsi1'ous- sei Nicholson. ie-elected; frimdi uric acid. other ingredients or

‘v .` vl°Y \\°" Mr W H McRae and Mrs C B committee, Misses Irene N cliolson these sms have 5 mmllllf-3-118 Of-

nik'

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TOTINY mid S'\'I`. H

ii \" v :f ==_7/vo-i\.on P. nr.

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was also decided fo. in h i_~i~ li,-r alts'S“pP'lyumimd`°'°ty°"'"n°'°

i wifnnixo ANNIvEitsA|tY-An w take a gift to be sent to the or- 1 ==

event of unparalleled social signi- phariage. A vote of iiiiiiii.. \.....~ some way expressing our feelings

wi". a§dG i ficancc occurred on Tuesday, Nov- tendered the secretary-trrdudr, of

, ' . . . . . . 1

\ $ d°'“ . . . _ f t th i te 1 d

._._ _ |110 _ ..i..R.ae, East Riier Road. have as and Edith B i li, ik it- ec “mn 5 n nm 0TB\\1l- In

i .t. - \»v0 "f-1°" = duets for a few days their mth- tee. Mrs. Fr:i§i:aNidii§is0ri0lniI€irs “S15” them '° '"9" “W di-"'°W°d

E _ - - ` ` W _ er. Mrs. James Calder, and sister. Merton Bagnalli programmo cam; uric Mid from the “Stem”

,_f.{§~;\_ . Yr- . iris. and Richards, of charlotte- mittee. Mrs. Harold Bagr.aii_ Mrs. » . I _ -»~r»=`i\=;“»#. if ‘ K i :own P E l They visited here in MacEachern and Miss E Bagnali, ’

S iii‘.i‘.)cr .ind for the pats; tW0 Organists Misses Muriel Stevenson

in i s d wi ri d r _ - . ai.. ..:.. ;:...ir°i.:';f;‘°iz2fli..Mii. ‘i.;;::.“ i{;,1;g;<,»;=_,=;§,;_;,;;g,i;1_11‘,-,~,,-1,,”-»¢,_,f-"_,

b E " “in ` _ ' ' 'I I _Ahandsomegravunphotognpii of

have been here- since Wednefday bers to her honie for the December y

and will be leaving for home this meeting. when roll call will be an- afme wigproufbbge-énafrrnxnllwl ul week.-Ne\v Glasgow News. swered with Chri tinas recipe..-. lt is 'pure "eo a eo

welcome to you both. We now

"~T!`R"“' “ATINEE dggggiu dd | enibcr 10th. when upwards of one Mrs. Benjamin Crasweli who held ask you to accept this small gift.

7 M) P NI BBQ] P¢_"_D_B~D\. hundred relatives and friends ga- the office for the past. three ye.1r5_ May it always be a reminder of “"" ' ‘ ‘ RG \;,.-- C. ON tlmreri at the spacious home of Mr. A "Peace" programme was their our friend hip and good wishes 'ro-

GRAC; @\a JRA1 and Mis. John O`Conrior. St. 9rlj0yed, which consisted of dread- Wt1I'<lS YOU- '

V AN UP- I. A1111t"'. H0l>€ River. to celebrate ing Your Scn and war, by Mis- Signed on behalf ol' your friends

Dorado” At

iriiice Edward

°\ “\_\E N"\d1\lY-‘ their 10th wedding anniversary. Beatrice Stevenson; reading "‘.vo- of ‘HP “at i After the guests had been warmly men lack interest in world nf"'i'rs"

. . *___ , uN‘¢"“\ H, “'@lC°m?d_Mr. Wall Farish. that by Mrs. Harold Bagnali; Fri@§{{i_li,{,§ i

1 _ ,D ~; _ _ adept _violinist gave such a perfect Songs were rendered by M;-_;_ Ben. regret to learn that he is suffering

t~ rendition of old time jigs that were Jamin Craswe Mis Sic hen Ber- ii

lcecilia Campbell arrived at the which lunch was served an a s

Hazel Grove and vicinity.

Friends of Mr. Joseph Peters will

ith blood poisoning in his hand

~ >. . . _ ._ -_,_ - ` li, -_ -p ~' HS ui Hifi' Ilciktel In _J -ffl CGmPl@_t€1y enthralling in lem tram, Mrs. Russel Nicholson and and receiving treatment in thecitv

“j(r)§~,}n Hood " ' ` him 110 time GHHCIDS was the or Mrs R M Bagiirl Five dvd i~-1-5 Ho_»pitul, Charlottetown. G

‘ . ._ - ~. .der of the program. Mr. Cyril paid riieir fees. Meeting dosed f

Campbell and the Misses Lucy and with the National Antliiin .i ter

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.1 ‘ . ' ` . . . ' d oc-

. _ \'.T,}_" i psycho.ogical moment and added ial hour enjoyed.

5 -T` \ '“ * greiwv to the d wh

ST. i\IARl"S ACADEMY

The following is the standing of

' .r #__ ._ _ procc ure_ en all -M _ _

!__.._,. .Md 3. from tm, most g had thoi'ouglilf~' enjoyed this feat- V The news of the passing of Miss Q10 l1UDU§_ Of Si- MMYS ACBd¢mY. .._.:.1;.u 1 ui' Aiiiei'ica's frontier ,V ~ _ m`e.Mr' Arthur M3101” took the Aussie R. M. Stevenson. whose b_mn"M'31°e’ for me month °f N0'

"" "i iionci Oi Ei Dorado,"

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B:i\ c. came

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.ii:.'_L; `. i`:.<~i' _'Z “_ to ' _ ` ' ` _

.- .», U pe p.-mae Edwmd ' -»- (- \RT0O\} offer cceiqraiiilations to Mr. and ening is deeply :i.;;-.; _.1 ~- 1,,

A ,fi iiiiiced among /' i ` ;~I11;t';ra<§»‘;C0e::i:{<;r_ pi; this occasion. 31,10:-tof refatlvcs and ii~:eiidi;. louiiili 5" _ . _ ...il aiiiir-.eiiienis _~,0\(; ppp __ - -P ii In C~0W€d. each one i sad at all times, but douhiy so M

_ 1.1. .;_ . .~-i.~_n_ _ ` .T . ._`_ Offering bv.-i \\'l»hcs to the lmcpv \vlien taken at the carlv a e of

1*! ‘mil (iUiii)0\I 3

PLUS chair and in a concise marinertold death occurred at her lar" l~~..-\ ""‘L"“`:

those present that it was properto in Wheatley River on Sunday ev

Grade X-i Mary Biliipliant, 3 .';.'_._:.iiiu M.acNeill, 3 Marguerite

i.~..”ilii. Grade IX-l Marjorie Kelly, 2 ociciiie Ulilow, 3 .lean Macrhee. tar-;.dc \/iil~i Lena Raiialian, 2

if . ...; ti ;:_i.~..»i- wie rc-niiniscent 1-’ » - ~ couple. Mi-_ O'Connor in his usual twent 'ear, A ~i ' ~ -_ .. _ . . . ~ 1 ;~ ci~.»;»l~.i \\'d‘:.~r.." "Tae B.g (`h:iptci' 5. lr-teliiirent way thanked all present ful gliéyl Hndsa geHii'§l‘fa1i?c2;ik;J;9i't1h Emu Axsmmm' A Maw Cumm-

':-s_ i:__, . 1 _-_i.ci.ic'.i£..r photo- 111-'f-'1 1"'-'1=:= for their kind expression: A few ,all who knew her. Slic will be

lacy. Grade Vli-i Alice Blanchard 2

.1 r ;. < rd. its :milestones of T0D_`Y & S_\TlvRDAY solos concluded the night's fun and `=adly nilssrd in the Young pw ~ . . _ .,... _.. A - , ”, _ ~ D - Elaine Pt-ii-y, .i _Lorrairie Gallant. ’ ~ U -»F - .- » - H11 dwarfed to heir homes satis- pies stud Gmu “hm

. " f. _ _ _ D'lilV Stl.) - i ~ is-ia . ` V P ` '0 -'lie took

i’ ... \\. .1 .~_»e idilllzii strokes ‘ ~ _ ' ' l`.0d that lli 'i‘b.ti ` . ~ . . . i . i;-i;i_.».; <.:`.'..:_<_ it szillliiids S.»\'L". .\l.\T. 2.30 dcwii in th; Hiiiialg gin trilguldiongi? Tifilézgn¥}!I:lfd§stCl?l]i;‘l‘lith€\lyghenufy iilurcnw Ummm’ J Frances ual-

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' _ 4 };.)f1f`f__`, mm U-C .heart G munity. was a member. In me home _-i~..fr;\ Grade V-1 Elma Landry, 2 Ruth _ oi :iii ;ibsoz~biiig char- Lil D she was the only daugliter of Mr. Kcly. 3 M91\'iIl8- CIQW- ..1_.~iL.i» i;;_~i_1i~;l- Joaciiiiii I\`Iui'ricia. e.-1-» .sf :rr-. ~- and Mrs' Robert SteVe”5""' *hi* 1*’ ¢~ Gmac 1V"`1 Lowse wedge’ 2 lm lit; his i;:.ii;e v.'i'iz‘fii lnrce in ; ' ' "“ Personals Wm be gregtest’ Thor? are 'fn fi’ SIMM Callaghan’ 3 Mmy T' Amen'

c_i» moum. besides her loving pzironi-'_ “U13

'tire J C 5;”-an and Mrs Fred W0 y0llrlgei' b~~cthcis, William D.

i the _iois and

Iv i .. :.~1:v:_v .ii thc l‘l.i' \’Vc¢-I.

" i. s iii the giant-

\\.»:'t.»;' i;.ix'.f-i' L.. “;.' _ ’ | _ *_______i_d__________ _ .. . . _ _ - ' _ ~ - ,.i his career as -. \V.=bst:~r_ Dunstaffnage. are spend- and Nelson' W “`h°"" ‘1°1"`l°€‘-“L Sym- 'I

1 l \ l .i_.. ii . . . _ , A xe ~ _ cfm!-biirl man who , ~~ ing h few days 'n th it _ Dalby is extended. The func l _ _ .il~ _:li T.-rxiuiiir aizzei tlircufih Jack Hunt ln of Mr. and Mrs. I-‘feafryy I was- held ‘mm H" .lane h°‘“e £10 Alma hauam' 2 OMC Gaudet' J

~1._z:..\t~i:. :cai’iorma_ ~¢ . . '. sr ri .t st. f°11°Wins Tuesday at ti '~i If i 1; will. lciiodliig la wi`d 1jdu~s-')-‘€lU“‘3 V' dters l or When a large coi:co\lrsc“gf oyilegglid H

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. . ..- . .. ‘ture "ui", matic c:'~ilui 'ii ` ` _ _ . .i..i _rv 1..., .\.i.i 1eni..iiut hc.ii_s, PM _ ‘ ‘L 3 y imt¢<O“-n P E I' to take a four the bereaved. The assisting c‘ergy- .

, » . _ . _ _ ., .scenes oi fir- :uid nziiiiliy :it .~_cri_ is ‘ ‘ ' ' ' _ _ ‘ 1 ..~ .> .L ca t ne seural L di' Beauty cuitur § th me” We” Rf* W~ G. Qillillcy. Rev. *

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(`()-()PERATIVE ll.~‘iiRYl\lEN ATTEN ION

Our rn-nm gathering system by ,

ms been discontinued for the

l.'i'~- \i‘::';ld niziv ask all who \-_l~:.l-1"; :.uri;:i_-.- of cream to ti u~ hy rail tn llazelbronlr and r:-ccivc za square dea‘.

ijhr .1 p.~ii-es. Prompt returns twice

rnuiiflil_\'.

won. 1 .- :i i'..i it

`-‘ 'ricdl

laizclbrcoli Creamery;

(_ Yimpzziiy, Ltd.

»,.,|._<.._-,’_n:

» You slinuid bc glad to know that _wu ni-i-rl X() help in :ee- ing. And g.ad ag,l:i ii' yall find out liiiit you D0.

The first is a satisfadk-

The sci.-ond leads to results that are 'beneficial beyond what is often hoped for.

Do not overlook your eyes-

have them looked over. ‘

G. F. Hutcheson

Hard and Soft UDAL

High Quality Low cost

Weigheii on City

` Scales

HUGHES & EDMUNDS

‘i ua.

>r. -is . ii. _ _,sir

-.in Loiiiic a not "\

; t . ‘:;_f» <2'-znonsirates a dramatic ‘L ' _i.. . o destiiie hci foi

.\i:1t1o. the Spanish’

1/ xilic has bccoznc A

.;ii;;f <1;-_.:i;.'.;c actress; Bruce ‘ ' li. Eric Lillcicn. .ir il-.:`.~_'_;'.`. Cliiirics Trow-

i e ig. gcuitiit . t ihc Cai i Riigigg 15211053 N111- H i _L _ .iii 1-M TCD Src lie

Jack H11: `is the szar of this iii- ‘ beautiful hymn "If J€’S1lS GOES

Grade V1-1 Hciirictta Coyle, 2

Grade III-1 Theresa. MacCormac

‘ lrciic Cormier, 3 Lililan Perry.

tiradc II-i F.orence Clow and

city Wedge. Music Department lover 90 per cnir.

. ~ -l; iii.) ni ii. 1' isa role "` "i ' H D `. ‘VI K. h _ “me fOr miles to priv th i* l rt C _

in . »:~._;.~ :=~:n;i;i<i~ dale. ilc:‘rciles.i, ine kdpltol ter of !\iIr.CIr:1dlI\/iib; L:;r;§’”:aMl;};- ”5p°°f'~`~ The service was cfiilflizint- H Scmor ~Cl,a'Ss_1` Pearl Stewart' 2 1. 2, mm ,md ,O ,I Bdx_ _ V ----ff _ v _ Kmmlm. len Modday mf Chap ed by Rev. Mr. McQiiarrif_=_ who Ifri-no Heil. .3 Shelton Harris, 4 Mary

,.1-1,1 Cmrm that is A suiiiiy pdcerl .iiri1.ir.g adicn- month: Coupe at the Mmm school delivered a. beautiful mcfsagc to bllhpham' 5 Lena Ramhan' 6 Mm-

Jsric Kcily, 7 Hilda MaCNei1l, 8 i.oi'i'aiiic Gallant, 9 Helen McEwen, lii Diana Downing. li Myrtle Mur- riiy, 12 Frances Gallant, i3 Jean M.icPhec, 14 Eiccii Todd, 25 Sheila Caliagliziii, 16 Ruth Kelly, 17 Zita Sillipiiuiit, 18 Helen Muttart, 19

` ALBANY rr.aAsAN'r With Me I‘ll Gd" The floral mb i\i.ii~ cuininiskey, zo Mary Mac-

elwstiiig .\ci'c;~ii play ziiiil iii h;s A ‘ Utes received - -

._--A 1 - the cinczzizi oiliriiiv, "Dnzii'ui'ous _A ev 5 YS C NGW v “ Citi _IA lc.-O nf M dm.; 'atei~.>." tim ll;-.una Jwlilcli opciicd GMSBOW News, A. Paterson. n.id Rev. W. J. V

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£1.81-M QI. 13 ., .,.. (-.pl.,»,, hc giws i CIRCLE INSTITUTE \V0l'f2 many and beau- Plicc, '.’l Elsie Deighan.

an 'f-iitrziiiiiiitiii; pii‘iA:"iiiA:ii;cc. Ho --~ mul- The D911b€'H1`0l‘s \ve:~e Alfred

.Junior Class-l. Louise Wedge, 2

is ii ici-c»,-lui iii-'.iiri~ .viieii qizr-lliiig :in The annual business meeting of 599811. Theo. Sellers, Harold Bun- Bl11`\J=1l`H Slflillllilnt. 3 F.0f9I\Ce Wil' 'iixsiiif' of tin* cii'.il2<‘ l‘-oiii gang Picnsant Circle Institute was held tain' MeI"i]19 Lll‘.'T. F.‘:\i~l; ‘-..w.-r;._ 1_um_»,-_

ii, , _ i i Lil i` L `i~i se helices But in at ‘lie home oi’ Mrs Henr Cam- lan ‘md Pf€Si0ll Rackham Flower

.1-;_'=.q' ~. . _ y _ the h;i:iii; oi li.~; .':i'.li.r.~s bridc hc cron on Nov, 12th. Fifteen mem- be"°"°’»-’ Orville Sl9~\€l-Rua. ri ..:i...- ifrimate

is helpless, ins i_frcv_t love niakiizg it bsrs and eleven visitors were pre- ham' ' Arthur G21lllSl<‘I‘. William irriinossilic for him to i‘ca.izc what .eiiL. The meeting opened in usual Rackham, Charles Andrew, Leon- is ucziig nn `celilii-_l hir. l;:1ck. This “»_-,y_ and you can was responded ard Ling. Interment wa. lin-ld in par; is mr. 'iii1`i_in'.1',' plajfcd by nt- to by each member paying annual the Wheatley River cemetery. The trziczivc. i-rd-liiiii-.il ci:-ace Briicrcy, dugg The president gave d very funeral was under thc direction of

cnc of the screens most seductive-4 in pi,.mg ndd,e5s_ and thanked the Cutcliffe and Andrews, Himter -'i11'¢1\S. inc b _ River.

The object of her lnlaiidishments mgmi}?;s §f:;;_i3hei';'l;:»eO°§;?g;tt1r?¢;lsis(Ei`;;r

Rules Against

Full Pa-cifism

LONDON, Dec. 2 - The Arch-

bishop of Canterbury, Primate of England, saturday rejected the doc-

” R°"""`~ A"""*"““"" bm” f’“`“.d of gave a very satisfactory repdrg, of Miss Ruth Dickicson is vi ling tI'iH0 01 full Daciflsm. "from the

.f;;;..:_.“ §::i.°..°‘.‘.:;- . in not of lioiuiiclv irviiizz ;u inc.-i~i'\c his iilcals hT-no different committees BB*/E °°u5m~ Mir* A3119-S Williams. 5.\'d' of loyakllyf Diario Gibsori, a new-» .t em repmts' and new (mes WW* my street'

comer to thc sci'ucu_ shows Prom- 3 ilppoimed' sick* Mrs* G9°f5‘? Mc' lf lsc and be-.iiii_\'. Cliiirlin Murray is ay and MU- Wallace c3m€l'°l1I A Very en-|°y“b'° “Vent t°°k Y?!‘\'3f` i his lD,m.g,c _“df H. _,__ Imh Chief l>ro_;'rnni. Mrs. Elmer Gamble and HL ‘fit hbme Of Mr. and Mrs. Don l erigiiicer. li'.i::io:‘o=:.';1_v i:_'.ii:g to dis- MVIS Audrey HHTVUTY- MTS- Em- T“f‘°f» H57*-‘1 GTUVP- 05 Ffldab' CV- nmntlc :uid i-cpiiir .'\i~r;_~ g_-.wget tha: "wr Cf°k9f1 “nd MIS- Arthur Mc- 601115- N°\/ember 20th. when a large comes into his liaiitls. 'Kay were appointed scrutineerr, Plumber of friends and nelrhbors

| X ,Jw nn me and the following officers were el gathered to welcome the neivlv

The action' t::`;c.' 1. ‘ - _ _ Pacific and the n:.;i-ali-.-.~ is iiired Cftfd far the ensuing year: “'°dd@<i Couple in their new heme.

point of view of practical realities." 'i‘lic licucl of the Church of Eng- land was joined by the Archbishop of York, the Most Rev. William Temple, in the formal statement.

The two archbishops, while con-

demning wars of aggression, said that in their opinion "circumsta.n- ces nilirht arise in which partici- pation ln war would not be incon- sls uni \\'.t.i <i__Lcs as Christians.”

On Thursday the two archbishops

with c.\:cl.inl; inci<lcii:.._ including ai PfPSif|l’l1t. Mrs. Elmer Gamble; Mr' Russel N1°h°‘°“ °"'l"“ 1”" rcccivecl a depuiaticn "representing

lmmdc 8,130 wmch ,._,.D._._s ,O mm- 1 vice-president, Miss Beatrice Tier- Gathering to order mid an address

. » \-;i~_cin;;1y that it iiupe.s the spec- _ 0P_\': secy_-treasurer, ‘Mrs. Orville WM read by Miss Edith L¢.:r;.:1_i_

A S2i.iIlSfaCfi0l1 ~_.i_or middle i..~1.ie iii-i-.di-.-i-s. ilnrse. reappointed: directors, Mrs. accompanied by 8 well-filled Purse

, M-» ~--_-_-~ _ H12*-Zh Walker, Mrs. Patrick Tier- Presented by Mr. Rcigh Banna‘l.

_And Benefit id. P. by Guarillairs Sperviiil “lrel "Cy, Mrs. Lemuel Dawson; audit.. Mr. Taylor on behalf of his bride

NEW YORK. Doi-_ 2»-1'hc New ors, Mr: Earl Boulter. Mrs. Lorne thanked hi; friends for the lovely

‘fork Slate Aihlitic Comniis ion Cameron; buying committee reap- gift. and expressed the hope that . today notified Sam Plan. co-mun- penned, they would feel free to visit them _ ager of \-.'clicrv.-ciglit champion I A hearty vote of thanks was ten- 1 at any time, The remainder of the l Barney Rosy. to appear before thc dcrCd thc retiring president, 3130 evening was fpent in diincing.m\isic ’Comni;.'-.~.on Dec 10 to .sign con- ‘the secretary for the capable man- being supplied by Messrs. F‘i':mk 1 tracts for Ras; to crfexzcl his title ncr in which they carried on the Gfllllllf. HOD!! River. and R/SB ‘against Cr-forliio Garcia of Los .Vcnrs work. This being the 10th 'Doiron, Charlottetown. A deli ions ‘Angeles within 60 days. Ross ruc- ;:iiin_ual meeting of this Institute, a lunch was served by the ladlm I cessfully defended his crown ag- anniversary banquet was hgld be- and after bouncing the bride and against Izzy Jannazzo last Friday _fore the meeting. and was very groom the happy crowd departed in Madison Square Garden. ‘mUCh enjoyed by all. A vote of lor their respective hcmes, wishing

__ thanks was extended to M;-5, 1-(gn. Mr, and Mrs. Taylor many years

_i._M__;_M_._ ly Cameron and family for their of happy wedded life. The fol- _ :N0-*Diilllity in giving the ure of lowing is the adrlrcst

i their house for this occasion. Next Dear Mr. and Mrs. Taylor:-We,

meeting at Mrs. Earl Bmiiter‘s,r0]| your friends and neighbors of Haz-

i call to bc answered with a Christ. el Grove and vicinity are gathered

*lr~.*~"_.~~r- --'--- inns verse. It was decided to meet this evening to extend to you our 1"* in the afternoon to do some sew- congratulations and best wishes for & co' ing. The following Peace Program s happy and prosperous wedded

1 wa; then successfully carried 0u¢_ life. We are very pleased to wcl-

Chartercd Accountants Rcadingf. Your Son and War, Mig come you both into our midst and

' Audrey Harvey; A Friendship song although you arc both strangers to

Mrs. Ja;k Walker; Peace. Mrs, mort of us, we hope in the days in Henry Cameron: The Victory which come you may experience great joy is Peace. Mrs. George McKay; Th; and pleasure in your associations Song of the Paclfist. Mrs. Elmer with us. We feel we could not let C».mble; National Anthem. this opportunity pass without. in

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140 Richmond Street

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McLeod & Bentley W- II. BENTLEY, K. U.

J. A. BIINTLEY, K. C.

Bsrrtsters and Attorneys-at-Law

MONEY T0 LOAN _

M. ALBAN FARMER B- A.. LL.B.

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Bank of Canada Bldg.

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Dr. Woods

iii? NORWAY

Pine

SYRUP

The tough I'I||l Sticks

The Gugli That Hangs 0i|

This is the cough it fl he d t t 'd f h kind that bothers you during th‘; Hay rdndo Holm: you awake at night.

Why uct get s bottle of Dr. Wcod’s Norway Pine

Syrup and_sss how quickly it will relieve you of this coughing condition. t acts promptlv, going straight tn t c foundation of the tmuhle, limi-iiing the ptilcgm, soothing the irritated air passages, strengthening tbp bronchial organs.

Your dniggfst will recommend "Dr. Wood 's ”. It

11 number of pncifiiit clergy of the Church of England." The state- nicnt from i.i........i Palace, official residence of Cosmo Cordon Lang. Aiclibishop of Canterbury, was is- sued in reply to the deputatlon.

“The Archbishop of Canterbury,”

the stzilement said, "looking at the situation from the point of view of practical realities, said the pacifist ntiiludc involved Consequences to others in the event of war which he, as n. Christian, could not con- template with equanimlty.

“The Archbishop of York express-

ed disagreement with the extreme _pacifist position as being based on incomplete understanding of the implications of the Gospel ls oon- iiilned in the New Testament."

The Joint statement expressed the

hopi- "every effort would' be made to avoid the evil of allowing dis- agreement among Christians, on the question as to how peace should be promoted, to obscure the universal obligation on all Christians to work for the establishment of Justice, good will and peace among t-he nl- tions."

SEARLETOWN SCHOOL

Honor roll for October and No-

vcniber:

Grade X-1 Marjorie Hooper. 2

Vernon Sobey. 3 Isa Bundle.

Grade VII-1 Claire Bobey. Grade VI-1 Jean Runcie and

Muriel Hooper, 2 Harold McDonald.

Grade V-1 Doris Sobey, 2 ivan

Sobey, 3 George Sobey.

Grade III-1 Doris MoGaughey,

2 Keith Sobey. 3 Lome McMurrer.

Grade II~i Ralph Desltnche, 2

Annie Nicho'san, 3 Muriel Bobey.

Grade I (al 1 Grace Nicholson,

r/liirrcr.

Douglas and Roselle Noonan.

Grade I lc) 1 Harold McQuarrie.

has been on the uisi-koi. tor tu p!_|i,__4_s lu",

4 Cvrlde I _(ll) lDori| Rllhaki

PRUTESTANT URPHANAGE BULLECTIUNS

KENSINGTON' DIS'l'Bl(7l‘

Collected by Mn. Preston Kennedy Dr. R. D. McNeill 5.00 Wesley Champion 1.00 Lulu M. Tocmbs 1.00 W. IL Darrach 1.00 n. P. Hardy i_oo W. F. Taylor 1.00 William McLean 1.00 W. T. Lawson 1.00 W. L. Delaney 1.00 J. L. Davison 1.00 Keir Clark 1.00 Ivan Darrach 1.00 Granite Bakery 1.00 Charles Kennedy 1.00 Kenneth Smith 1.00 A. R. Buntain 1.00 J. F. Profitt .00

Fred Davison 1.00 G. S. Cooke .50 P. J. Kennedy .50 R. E. Ross .50

George Sims .50 F. T. Bowness .50 Mrs. George MacNeill .50 Ethel Hope .50 J. W. McNaught .50 J. A. Thompson .50 W. J. Semple .50

K. L. Waite .50 I S. R.. Pendleton .50 Mrs. Ingham Jardine .50 H. W. Heckbert .50 Mrs. J. E. MacNeill .50 E. I, Jay _so O. B. Darrach .50

The following 25c each: D. E.

Bowness, Ollie Burns, Mrs. Fannie Adams, A Friend. J. 0. S. Hunter, Af W. Woodside, Geo. Cousins, Mrs. Gerald McLean, Mrs. W. A. Lock- hart, James Pridham, P. G. Hate- ley, H. P. Wadman, W.G. Simpson.

Total-$34.75.

._ M.- .|, g | - New Glasgow iirniiiisiassweiien' C H 1 A”

1 a R / / `

J. M. Laird 1.00 '

O in winter-men who appreciate satisfy. ing warmtli and correct Fit in underwear, have Found Penmans ”95" or "71 " undq. wear answer! their needs. The Penmans label on all knitted products has won and Held the confidence and goodwill of Canada's outdoor men.

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OUTERWEAR O HOSIER)

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Per Miss Vera Caseley

Mrs. Joseph Sheen "1.00 R Mrs. W. B. McArthur 1.00 H Mrs. Arthur Henry Mrs. James Sheen Mrs. Heath Caseley

Mrs. W. L. Cotton

Mrs. McDonald

Mrs. W. C. McLeod .50 Mrs. MncGougan .25

Per Miss Edna McMurdo

Gordon Glover

Mrs. Heath Bowness Mrs. Joseph Davison Mrs. Robert McMurdo Mrs. Alvin Glover Mrs. James B. Bernard

1.00 1.00

.50 M .50 Li .50 S.

' $4.50 M

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Russell Champion 5_00` Miss Sarah Webster 1.00 Mrs. Patterson Walker

Mr. C. J. Cooke

Mrs. J. G. Townsend

Rev. B. Fream

Miss Jessie Murphy

Mrs. Charles Sudsbury

Mrs. A. L. Rogers Mrs. H. L. Howard

Oliver Profit Peter McNutt

1.00 1.00 M

.50 T .50 H

$12.50

_ K $5.75 To

1.00 W

Per Mrs. Robert Bowness

Donald McKenzie

cv. B. C. Salter ugh McQuald

1.00 William Champion .50 Stirling Hunter .50 Mrs. B. Condon .50 Mrs. B. Mol1Se

.50 Mrs. G. Caldwell

enshigton Auxiliary tal Kensington District 103,25

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1.00 1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .20

$5.70 14.00

NORTH MILTON Continued

Per Elsie Hooper

1.00 Mrs. Pope Hooper

rs. Hammond Hooper

ndsay Coles B. Gillespie

- Percy Hooper

iss Marlon Hooper M. Crabbe .

Yer Mrs. J. G. Townsend Mrs. Phoebe Crabbe

rs. W. H. Drake

.50 Mrs. M. McRae .50 Mrs. W. H. Wood

co Wood

h . arry Jenkins

rs Albert Bruce

.50 M . .50 Mrs. Geo. Biilicm .50 Mrs. W. C. Robert

ATERSIDE per Elizabeth i\

5011

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .50

$7.00

Icltac

1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .25 .25

$4.00

' Mrs. Pius Stccli- i

Eli Vatcher

LOWER I_\ION'l`.\(Zi`I1 Per Wonicns Instituto

David Wright Geo. A. Poole Mont. Annear

Mrs. C. H. Poole

John Slcnnc

James M. Hewitt

Stanley Hickcii G. Lcsllc Poole

Raynioiid A. Poole

Wallace Aitlfsri Elizabeth l‘.i'rZ\\'cn T Dem Rob:‘i'l.s:.~ii

Leah McLeod

Mrs. C. J. Poole

Wanda M’cFarl;iue- Mrs. V. O. Sciilriiti 1'

Delia Ross

Mrs. Bciij. \Vrl;zlit Mrs. Roger \‘t'<'\i:»~-qi '” Leith Cowan

.‘_'_ `_U -d -._-»_»...;rs d.E;.,£1;$_.;.;-.'_`.`é$u-é13258£552.>E9

Mrs. Geo. Beck

The followiiig 2R.~ i:i:`i;: `.r Geo. Armour, Mrs. lli“’:~..\i‘:i T;~~1~.:‘ Mrs. Bert Tdvlnr. _\li-_ ‘lv :al Taylor, Mrs. J. Aitk1u_ `;';i.?_.ri- lesnrl. 200: Mins. \V|‘.'~f»‘_\'

Total~$'20_00.

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Employees Royal Bank i P. E. I. Fur 'I‘rii<im-.i I -P0 A Friend 10°

RICHMOND ST. Continued o. N. Bionic. 'TN

James Jardine

Mrs. Robert Bowness

Mr. J. Jochelman

Mrs. Preston Toombs 1.00 Mrs. J. E. McKinnon 1_0" Mrs. C. E. P. Yeo 1_0§ J. H. Walker ‘ 1_0; H. J. Toombs 1_00 J. B. Millman 1_0() Emery MacFarlane 1,09 Mrs. David Clark _'15 Mrs. Albert Simpson ,so

Mrs. W. F. Cousins

Mrs. Charles Huestls

Daniel Dunning _50 Mrs. Thomas Somers .50 Elmer Bemard ‘ _50 J. B. Paynter _50 ' Mrs. Thomas stewart _50 Mrs. Janet Goss _50

Harry Mill Henry Mill

Mrs. George Clark Mrs. H. S. Moase

2.00 . 2.00 " 2.00

.50 l .50 5

Grade VIII-1 Eunice McGaughey

2 ilargaret Dcsftoche, 3 Fennie Mc-

Grade I fb) I Charles Wright. 2

Mrs. A. W. Oakes

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$20.55

Per Mn. Russel Mackay

Mrs. W. 0. Rhoad L00 Mrs. J. G. Clark _50 Mrs. Parmenas ,Orr _50 Mrs. W. H. Davison ,5n Hensley Clark - _50 Mrs., Walter Weeks Mrs. E. MacGregor

R.. E. Mackay

Mrs. R. B. Humphrey; Mrs. Harris Blakeney

Erwin Thompson

.50 .50 .50 .50 .25 .25

$5.50

Per Mrs. I. A. Mckensie

J. A. Mackenzie 1.00

Trim Your New Frock The Modern Way

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Fancy Stitching

PRICES ON REQUEST. PROMPT ATTENTION.

Modern Cleaners

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