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PRUTESTANT ORPHANAGE cuiirunnus

l. I“; 10,, - . . l. l, ¢, DAY§ BOB H s A NEW SWEETHEART! l; /' , And whot on exciting poi. they ‘bake as ‘he. KENT 5T" Icwumled) I‘ _/’“\i,,/C,» laugh one lc-e their way tr-roogr Rgt: ~ A-HOYIIB!‘ C0- 30-00 II ,' I‘ "Louis Stevenscns greatest thrill. Rﬁv- M?» Pierce 2-00 l. Robert Ross 2.00 l _ m. Glddlngs 2.00 .1 l, “ J. F. Hobbs 1.00 i John Martin 1.00 i I _ Robert Devereaux 1.00 , ' l,, ' G. R. Hooper 1,00 ', Frank Teed 1.00 l l .1 A. Robertson 1.00 r l D K. Currie 1,00 l i} _ , 4.442? Miss Annie si-nm. 1,00 I l l l . , c1. u. Holbrook , 1,00 l _ W‘ I tr \ J. B. Murley 1,00 . all l .0 g Miss A. Rogeraon 1,00 l '~ a Mrs. Cyril l‘. MncGregor 1,00 l. V} f4 Edgar Whltlock 1,00 1 ‘ " ' . a Fox plum ‘l. I W. E. Scantlebury 100 l V l - _ Maple Lea! Bakery L00 . . . l PATSY nun .... Vall _., ‘ ' i BASIL RATIIBONE “W” "mm so -. - _ ' - Miss Ida Seller _50 t MARIORIE GATESON Miss 10...... ,0 I " 1 ___ A llllllll Mrs. H. Saunders 50 "- . . . H. M. Howatt 35 I l < Earle Carmody 35 l ' ‘ “XS WEYMOUTH a. EDWARD ST. T0 . COMEDY DATE l -ELOGUE Mrs. Harold Worthy 3,00 l R E N A L n o w E N I Thomas Michael 1,00 .. MONDAY l i DAILY Miss I-L Yeo pool l TUESDAY usm'a,;o..jfaso. 1...... 3.15 - 7 - 8.45 Miss Seaman 1.00 1.. f. WEDNESDAY Slovuuuofnfﬁlltldlllllb". I Miss E- Hush 1.00 _ l Miss L. Passmore 100 q , Y Y Prof. H. Wigmore 1_00 ‘ ~~ ﬁYExlﬁc Miss Amy Matthews 1,00 l. V 24c — 33c Harold Moore 1,00 ‘ Miss E. Webster L00 l Mrs. H. J. Hill 1,00 l _ li ,_._. __... . I l t s l Mrs. A. D. McLcnnan 1,00 ' ' ' . . ford Maclaren were \'L~llO.‘S o un - lyl-g Waller Wilson 1'00 s VIBW I l ' mersxlc Saturday. Mrs. W. F. Morris 1,00 a ‘ I .\Ir. and Mrs. Charles Pavntsr. fr‘; Jlsasénzllinderson ~ r ‘lit-n Rlicr, were ‘I-ﬁltcrs to Sea J _ l ' The 18th annual meeting of the “m, Sanlllda‘. the guels or Mr- Jscpi Shama. .50l l‘ Sen View Women's Itisiituze 1m ~ hclcl l“. W. Rol.'Adams_ Mis. MacIntyre .50 I,‘ t‘ at the home of .\Irs. John A. Cotilson “I I A ‘ I ' MISS Ranlsay 50} E on Wednesday ciscninc, Nov. llih Mm Tllcjllore Bayer“ Mrs. A. J. Warren .50, with an attendance of twengv-iivc l “we l“ ﬂl-cmlancc 2175- ‘c- TIMES?" .50.; 7‘. members anti tum ". ‘or... A taro a,“ csomnolmlll “Mlcllllg “"5- G- P- TVOIIIPSOH .50?‘ It minutes silence was OI).~.€l'\('(I n: tiic on Wlkllleklllvv’ l ﬁrs. George Mclnnis ,50i "- opening of the inset/n: fdluw (l ‘o3- ; F- H- Currie ,50 . I. singing of “Ode” and rope. “l, “Yl ‘n. Mylar Dugmn and‘ A Friend 5Q I‘ Creed m uni on" Rﬂ can‘ I‘ 2.12s M YJOYIC Blcikney were vis tors “r5- Reg C“ ~50. Tl 1 answered by psiyinz mviiibcruip l0 Km l n Saturday c.l.(,lllng_ D. W. Swan 501 . bl fees. The Secre rc-porvcl a __,______ Leigh warren 35 I i “a” balm“ m‘ hm“ °f *"-“7“ M‘ m. n00. Macarzhur, Elmsdiile. BAYFIELD, CHESTNUT, BlSl-IO = l ‘"5 and 1° W“ ‘Imdw l‘? -““‘jd_ “m 1.; \".\.illlg hcr cluuglikr Mrs. u] s.» ALLEY STS. T0 DATE pledge money of t_\\‘r-nty‘-!i\'g (ill-HTS Cculsoll Dam. y N l lms‘ lved Shaw L00 l l Ztgmnlllileoftlglllélvlteﬂflltllélll N, _ o. Mrs. W. A. Thompson 1.00 ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ " ' -' ‘ “ EL-‘HV 01 ~‘ ' Mrs. A. N. McLnnls 100 , . . . . . , . ; ' t d: S h: .—.\Iis .. ' m hl\lf\(. .-9 PM. m" m“ “p “"1” ° , "‘ ~ u... Ivan McInnLs 1.0» Marjorie Blakncy and Pauline Coul- . o l b . 26c—33c-—38c , ._ , Standing for C 0 Pr» Mrs. Byron Norton 1.00 ‘son. SIck—Mis=.es MaJcn and Laura Grade X_L Mary ‘ucQuillan; l M P F0 m - vPtokerlng. Officers elecied f0:- the r5’ ' my e 1'00 iyear are: President Mrs. Jnznls E. BC“ CampbeIL . w‘ D‘ waye 1'00 i lM l _ l lpr ‘I s J l Grade VIII-l. Faustma Mc- Mrs‘ W_ E_ Gougtm 5o l urpiy, Voe 05., . r.. our _ _ 2 Hid 61,1 r 3 Dom Pickering; Sec'y-’I‘reas., Mrs. John l Qumd‘ ‘ I B’ a "n ’ ' J‘ J‘ storey 5° ' Murphy; Directors, Mrs. John E. “Id Madame‘ , » M“ M- M- Gum 50 l’ Campbell. Mrs‘ Earl Macxay and Grade II-l. Eugene McQuillan: Mrs. Nell Mcxenzle 50 I v " - Mrs. James n. Murphy; Auditors,‘ 1 Gamma M“°Ph'-‘e- Mrs- Dﬂlzlel .50 i. _ DUKE N01‘ T0 HUNT Thin dnnotincement has been re- Mm nod Donald and Mrs’ Edwln Grade IV-I. Rqymond McQull- A “lend V Al) . , i lull-Rd only, regret in Ibeioestershir: Dumm. Conlmee appolmcd w Ian; 2. Catherine McQuillnn; 3. 25c each from: Mrs‘ Campbell, Th4’ 171k‘ °t Glmmwwr I” t° mIiImmtmg drags‘ The Kins w“; nod prepare monthly programs for the sWPhen M°Ql1aId~ Mrs. Arblng, Mrs. T. Gordham, Mrs mo hunting mo. nod t: m nmwl- expected to hilnt- 1""- "4 W" m yeur-—Mrs. John Coulson’ Mrs. 10- Grads II——1- Judson MMPIMI 1» June emu s palm nﬂttgng, 0 l pared the.‘ he will not be seen m the that the Duke vlvhould. be visiting e land Campbell, Mrs’ James R“ Wilfred CampbeJ; 3. Blll Mac- PARK TERRACE To DATE ' hunting field 911B BBQWY-‘l- mum" dun“! e ‘awn’ Murphy and Miss Margaret Blakney. Pheﬁ- - ML 6a Mn‘ R‘ L‘ comm moo q v - It was decided to provide Christmas Grade I (a)—-l. Blanche Doch- , , i Island Fertilizer Co. 500 I‘ I ' ‘s: *1 Mtxguu 11mm isomamiIIfsol “Jldriiuund "g... r (u) l n01 Docherty w" n 5' “ma!” 1°° l, i Q o on, s. am r a — . en . l", l ~, 4r Dormld and mo. John Pickering Grade 1 (c)—1. Roms MacPhee. M“ if}; s“ d1 h? I I I i l’ ENING MONDA Y W" ‘Mo’ t“ W“ "m m‘ “ " l, . .0. Look-Out oommlttee—Mrs. Aubrey sun vmw scnoor. m‘- Ed- Wm!“ ' mm, Mrs. m Donald, Mrs. John A _ Mrs c. n. Holmes L1 y Campbell and Mn. John Ooulwn- Honor non of se- View school M" "- 3"“ , , ' Organm, Paulina Ooulsou. w; yo; Qgfobeg; _ M?!‘ M°K@n' '35 61mm Mm- W ewwed m rnnuporr Department, cmao x 0 mm‘ "‘ .,______.. prim to: ﬂu correct guess on the 5,-__l_ V,“ Brande.‘ NORTH BIVEI. 1'0 DATE

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7m, r n»: vz. llovhnﬂr. fnrmrrly nt (Iharlnttetown, wishes to annmmcﬂ '1 l>\"'l‘ llu- jcu-ellry Ims-Incss In Montzlﬂi" "I M" J’ l" Tmcr lms In-vn nssvnrlntcd with the firm of C. W. Pat- '.\ u fur llv‘ pnst six yrnrs, and wlll carry on the bull"!!! . ‘l IrweIIry rc-pajring 11s wcll as a 001111919" “"9 o‘ llry, rtv. ho very pleas-ed to have all of Mr. Younker‘! ell!- - tlv r patrnnagl‘, and will appreciate any new Milli“! >!.1E lfilfm.

CARL R. BOEIINER

Montague

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amount In penny box. The follow- ing “Pecos Day” program was car- ried outzﬂilandm Field and Roply‘; Reading, "Our Heritage", MTI. John Murphy; contest, "International Peace Day", namu limited to the Island only’ first pdze won by lVlllss Margaret Blakncy. consolation Mn. Reggie Mountain: Reading, "Our Son; and War", and a. bean contest, Mrs. Fred Donald won first prize and Mn. Ielund Campbell console.- tion. Meeting closed with u... Island Hymn. A unanimous vote o1 thanks was extended to the retiring offic- era, Mn. Pickering and Miss Blok- ney. Refreshments were served by ~Mtsses Nettie Barwlse, Gladys Ad- ams, Pauline Ooulson and the hoot- us.

- Mrs. William Adams has returned l homo from a pleasant visit in Balt- i ic and French River.

Grade X Jr.-l. Arnold Hilts. Grade IX-l. Evelyn Donald; 2.

Grade VIII-d. Stewart Adams; 2. Ralph Duggun.

Grade VII-l. Doris Blakeney; 2. Marlon Sudsbury.

Grade VI-l. miby Adam.

Grade IX Sn-Jl. Hanna M- ama; i. Buddy Brcnder.

Primary Department:

Grade V-i. Orville Adams, 2. veldc Duggan; 8. John Adams.

Grade IV-l. Louie Adams; 2. John Murphy; S. Ruth Burt.

Grade III Br.—1. Elmer Adcml; 2. Sterling Murphy.

Grade III-I. Robert Murphy; 2. Allison Mucbellan; l. Arlto Gn- ham.

Grade 11-1. Wallace Murphy; 2. Audrey Adams; S. Vera Stem-rt.

Grade I-1. Clarence Adams; 2. Ralph Burt.

Mess-rs. Cuthbert Adams and Clif-

A Friend to

L. M. Johnson, ‘ char.

the Aged

As the Years Creep On

tobc

Ncrvo Pills at

In the later yearn o! life we start to lose that map nnd vigor of our younger days. The blond does not circulate u it once did, the vitality il on the wane, and the nerves not just an steady as they used

Little sickneaaca and ailments seem harder to shake off; and ovidenccs of a breakdown begin to appear.

Those who wish to maintain their Iicnlth and vigor and rctnin their energy should use Milburu‘! H. I

this Limo o! life.

Winnie Blukeney; 8. Bill Blakenay. "

Mrs. Herb Plntta 1.00 Mrl. Col. Puke 1.00 mo. Bluatt 1.00 Mn. A. W. M. Allen 1.00 ma. W. L. Cotton 1.00 Mrs Smallwood 1.00 Mrs. Morton Dew 1.00 Mrs. Warren .50 Mrs. Philip Cobb .50 Mrl. David Mot-henna .25

EUSTON l1‘. EAST TO DATE

Mrs. Gordon MoCﬂlum 1.00 Mrs. George Whutley 1.00 Mrs. A. Coffin 1.00 Mrs. C. ll. Dlngvnll 1.00 Mrs. G. D. Steele 1.00 Mn. Pethtek 1.00 m1. 0. D. ﬁner .50 m1. B. Gurney ' .50 Mrs. J. Hewett .50 T. R180 .50 S. Korrey .50 Hollis Jay .25 l". M. McKtnrma .25 A Friend .10 UPPER QUEEN 5T. T0 DATE Mr. Henderson 2.00 Eltu Keys 2.00 Mn. Kenny 1.00 Mn. Bormby 1.00 Mia B. Cook 1.00 Mrs. Horne 1.00 Mrs. Holman 1.00 Mrs. Taper 1.00 Mrs. J. l". Mcelnd 1.00 Miss Kellow 1.00 Mrs. J. W. McKenzie 1.00 Mrs. Dr. Smith .50

Wilfred Doyle

J. A. McKlnnon 2.00 l Mrs. W. W. MacLaren 1.00‘ ‘ Mrs. L. n. Douglas 1.00!

Mrs. E. B. MacLaren L00

Mrs. Albert Dalzlel 1.00

Mrs. Harold McDonald 1.00

Mrs. Albert Lavers .50

Mrs. John Stirling .50

Mrs. G. W. Hlbbett. .50

Mrs. S. C. Knight-l .50

Mrs. Churles Johnson .50

The following 25c each: Miss

‘ South Africa to meet LlurtrStev-

cu -\RLOT1‘l-‘.'I‘OWN susnmsw

Mrs. Rodd 5° w. McNevln .50 Mrs. m Bell 50 F. A. Moore 5°

The following 25c each: Miss L. Vessey, Mrs. Large, Mrs. Ferguson, A friend, Mr. Peters, A Friend. Mrs. J. MaoCormack, N. S. Tah- weel 15c.

ROCKFORD, HAVILAND a.- ESPLANADE TO DATE

John Ryan . 5-00 l Mr. 8a Mrs. W. l". Tldmarsh 2.00 Mn. Percy Williams L00 Mrs. Frank Stewart 1.00 M38. D Williams 1-00 Mrs. H’ L. Smith 1.00 Mr. dz Mrs. A. L. McPherson 1.00 Mrl. D. N. Bell .75 M15 Elli Saint .'I5 Mrs.‘ H. Blnm .15 Mn. Red Bourke ~59 A Friend 5° Mn. H. H. knit-h .50 Mrs. John Plemc 30

The following 25c each: Mrs. Chas. Hlne, Mrs. HewsornA Friend. NORTH MILTON per Winnie Cole:

Mrs. Amos Rodd 1.00 Mrs. Ira Rodd 1.00 Leslie Cole: 1-00 Mrs. Robert Hooper 1.00 The Misses Cola 1.00 Miss Etta C. Coles 1.00 Mrs. Ernest Coles ‘l5 Mrs. Philip Chandler |.50 Mrs. Edmund Rodd .50 Mrs. A. B. Cole: .50 Mrs. Herbert Coles .50 Mrs. Reagh Moreside .50l Mrs. Earle Coles .50. Mrs. Brenton Coles .50 Mrs. John Chandler .40‘ Mrs. Elmer Coles .40 _‘ Mrs. Charles Smith .35 , Mrs. Henry Nell .25, Mrs. Hammond Cartpr .25‘ A Friend .10

$12.00

GEORGGETOWN, per Mn. Albert Lavers d: Miss C. Easton

Agnes Publicover, Miss Ethel Ren- ton, Mrs. Ashley Allan, Mrs. Lyman Jay, Mrs. Chester Illewellyn, Mrs. Henry Parker, Mrs. Harry Levers, Mrs. Glen Jenkins, Mrs. A. C. Ste- wart, Mrs. Peter Ross, Mrs. Wal- lace MaczDonald, Mrs. Norman McDonald, Mrs. BIacketwIOc. Total-$l2‘.60. CORRECTION WATER ST. Mrs. J. B. Hogan should be Mrs. J. B. Hegan 1.00 SPECIALS Mrs. Jabez Lea, Victoria, 3 pairs mittens. Cherry Hill W. I. Mount Morlah A.F. 6a A.M. ENDOWMENT FUND Estate James Paton, City 500.00 L-634-11-21-1i

3.00 9.24

SAILS FOR. SOUTH AFRICA

NEW YORK, Nov. 20—Petey Barron of Birmingham, Ala, Nut- ional Boxing Association feather- weight champion, sailed tonight for

cns, British Elmplre lightweight champion, at Johannesburg, Jan. 0.

iii.

Television Engineering We will select a few young men

the Hazelbrook Women's Institute

willing to take lpecllltlerl trnin- ing dealing with recent develop- ments in Television. The men selected, Ind who take the training will later he required to come to ‘Poronto (expenlcl paid). and will be given the opportunity of cun- duetlng Television and. Cathode Why" electronic experiment: un. der the pereonnl supervision of nur Engineering Department.

Do unt elk for an interview" unleu

i you no mechanically or electrical- ly inclined and have taken elo- at

montnry Algebrn or Physics

nchonl. Good character eleenﬂnl. British American Institute of En- uluenrlng, Wtllln Sh. Toronto.

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W ow put 21/5 ounces of Pine: into a known for its

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attractively finished Veneer K enamel tray with writing lid, $2.98.The Kit and

carbon and instructions with each for the above a “Free Hectograph." Don't delay, get your m.

back guarantee protects you. Call to the “School Supply”, Charlottetown

graph supplies there. For the s JOHN R. EGAN,

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HAZELBIROOK W. l.

The regular monthly meeting of

met at the home of lvlrs. W. T. Coady on Tuesday evening, Oct. 13th with the attendance of twelve members and two visitors. The President, Mrs. W. F. Goody oc- cupied‘ the chair. The meeting opened with singing the Institute Ode, followed by repeating the Club Women's Creed in unison. The sesretary rend the minutes of the previous meeting which were approved as read. followed by the roll call which was answered by "How to raise money in our Insti- tutle.”

It was decided to hold a cake sale in the near future providing a suitable store was available. The Sick Committee reported having called on sick folk and taken them fruit. A grab bag WES held which added to our fund.

One new member, Mrs, Wm. Rogerson joined us. The invitation for our next meeting was left open, the roll call to be answered by paying your membership fee. In- strumental muslc followed by var- ious musicians which was very de- lightful. The meeting was brought to a close with singing the Nat- ional Anthem.

MRS. SAMUEL WOODSIDE

On Tuesday, October 15th at the home of her grandson, Charles Woodslde, Mrs. Samuel Woodside passed peacefully away.

Her husband had predeceased her nine years ago. She was a daughter of the late Duncan and Mrs. Ross of Stanley Bridge. .

Mrs. Woodsldo had celebrated her 95th birthday 1n July and d0- spito her advanced years was wonderfully active until her last illness of about three months. she was gifted with an exceptional memo y and could give most accur- ate details of incidents covering a wide span of years. The late Mrs. Woodside was a. member of the United Church at. Margate to which she was loyally devoted and where she always attended when strength permitted and was always presefl?

last.

The funeral was held from til. home of her grandson where she died. It was conducted by Rev. G, N. Somers who was assisted by Rev. George Ayers a former and much rapected pastor.

She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Grace Goddess, French River, two sons, George of Margate and Gordon of Bedeque also eighteen grand children and twenty-nine great grand children.

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BRANTEORD, ONT. Nov. l8. (CW-A. F. MoAlpine, manager 0t Brantford branch of the Rpynl Bank of Canada for the past thm years, has been transferred to Baird John, N. 3., and will leave the db: Nov. 2'7.

For the last 23 years, Mr. Mio- Alpine has been cngﬂqtd in bank- ing in Saint John, Montreal, Hamil- ton and other cltlls. Succeeding Mr. McKplne here will be F. C. Ken- nedy from the supervisors deporv ment, Toronto

N. D. MacLean- I

UNDEBTAKBR nmaumn Charlottetown ml

North Wllllhlrv Phone Ill

A Satisfaction And A Beneﬁt

You should be $18111 ‘tlnkgg: that you need b0 N‘ P H w“ m!’ And ‘lad ugaln 3 ﬂnd out um 1'0" 1>°'

The first II a s...........¢’,’§ The second leads to “n; "e beneﬁcial . what is often 110D"! m"

Do not overlook if!" “u” have them looked owl'-

(;_ F, Hutcheson

at the communion service until the

lbs.

Every ton of our coal is clean, well screened, free burning and low in ash. .When you buy Drummond, Sydney, Kimber- ley or Shore, you are paying for real heat value and not for a name.

Our Baseburner hard coal is the best value in the City.

.Y our trial order will be appreciated. Weighed on City Scales.

HUGHES & EDMONDS

150 Richmond St.

Phone 583