I

“I’m tellin’ you"

ySays Santzi-——“that

basement at MOORE €s° McLEOD’S

is full of

nice, 10W

Priced Christmas Gifts"

ladies’ all wool coat sweaters. Solon wlnea nsvy. scarlet, rust rown an green.

Sizes 14-20. Price —

ladies’ sil wool coat sweaters. Colors wine, black, brown and navy with assorted trimmings.

These sweaters come with Kl 3 and with collars. lea 6-44. Price wool broadcloth skirts

ladies?

with zipper fasteners. AZOHQd styles and colors. Size $1 98 14-20. Price — — — '

Ladies’ ell wool dresses. As- sorted styles. Colors oranges,

no: black and green. S s le-io. Price - - - $339 lﬁlwicflnew crepe h with A-orltedonsstygs ~13? Selig: Silos 14-20. Price —

indies‘ heavy sot-in dressing towns. Colon wine, green and ﬁslsgeﬂsmall, medium and

== — — — $2.95 Lldls’ lace trimmed satin brle snd tie sets. Colors blue and rose. Size small. medium and large. Price

ladies’ lace trimmed and tail- Mltd ntin slips. color tee rose. Shasta-M. Price——8%

ladies’ rlyon bloomers. ks. rose. Sine snail, medium end large. Price - — 2

~ ladies’ rayon vests to match the above bloomers. sizes

1.1m"... f??? “EL”? 29c liwlllilm‘! 1:51"! cmhion 39c Luce table runners.

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Children's lsoe trimmed rayon night gowns. Assorted styles Size 31-16

years. _ _ ._ ladies’ long sleeve ﬂlmielettc night gowns in white only. Luge size — - — - — Mcdilundle————— 79c undies’ trimmed Flycli night g blue ano

pingsiseenledi and Inge. Prlce--‘:m—-—- 79c

wise’ assorted print cotton over aprons. Large m, 50c

Glrll’ Ill wool pin-id dresses. iii‘. l I l‘._’°_‘"_' $2.19

A lovely assortment of indies’

'33" ﬁfﬁi... S811‘? $1.45

indies’ cotton print house dresses. Assorted styles and colon. ll—ﬂ. Price

i Basement

Dolls Strange Beasts . ..

Toy Shop

Puzzles, Mechanical Toys

Lovely noise makers in

a riot of interest for little folk. All these basement toys in three price

groups

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APPOHVTED DIRECTOR

of , . 18~(OP)— ﬁlﬂflﬁlihlﬂpﬂii/iﬂh elspervisor Johnhllclbyoﬂrcronto, supervisor ch u ofwcsteln nmrlofortilesunlllfe Mr li<if°midll°l

wr"l.$-.?.:.P*""-..* PM" T000 Ill-lit l1 A“?

THEATRE

BORDER TOWN with

PAUL MUNI BETTE DAVIES SOURIS THURSDAY 22nd

flight from Ila-gland to snd return. Another Scout ell-mm. He wss a Wolf Oub,

is thensseoutinthebthmstl-‘lam Group, Inndon.

A gift of 35.891 sores of nlount-

Oommlssloncr for Great Britain For 20 . who was heed of the British Poss-

Scoutlng, first as Scout- msster. then as s Oouny Oom- missloner for Middlesex.

Bureau. Mr. Martin pl 0r role ln the organization of the first World scout Jamlmree, held at Olympic, London, in 1920.

"it is interesting to

those other youth movements es- tablished in certain countries. In those countries the voluntary prin- ciple l5 unknown; vouth movements are compulsory

cur. and we see the result 1n those

hooliganism. It is s pity that the Scout spirit of kindness and help- fulness cannot be imported into those movements. example set by Boy Scouts to s11 of us. not only in this country but

two yecrs.'—vlsomlnt. County Treasurer, shire

Mr. Hubert S. Martin, Director of

emu. recalls the almost chance cir- cumstance which resulted in the first international Bcv Scouts. In 1920. following Mr. Martin's merit: as head of the new Interna- tiorlal Bureau. sir Robert Baden- Powcll sulzgested the holding of a

Jamboree?" Mr. Martin, agreed. end invitations were duly sent, with the expectation that. only the odd one might be acce d

Mr, Martins dismay. evcrv invite.-

917 Vi‘? coating Rusia, Italy and Bulgaria —- e greatest international assem- bly of youth in the world's . And sesin Hubert Martin, ss -

reetorifﬂtheulntgmaticnsl Scout

By J; R, William:

Blhesu. wganin

Th6 of blotting w neoerl-Poweiis new“ one and moses in 3°"-

mmte t. r a God a m» w Mum- ‘nn. lnifci? 5.151“ "“

1"“ Qmw- WW e11 0f h" m" much w circulate the Book, o not lme to 119d

and from 111,1 19m "5 he“! °1 u" miemnm"! ymrs it has sent out over five 1W! B m1- hundred million

723 different languages. and it is also made available in over 40 dif-

mmpue ferent trsnslstions for the blind. Scouting as s youth movement with 3y 11 1M ma;

recent lad lo . Th is thing resembling the Scouiyrgode 3°»..- w the w” work

outbreaks of cruel and uncontrolled m.‘ o;

men

Parqairlgznt fwrﬁtes laws dfort fr: reg“ uman con uo

The excellml the gtstiiteoBooks of the country. but the Bible writes them on the

h overseas, mekes me nrcuder than 1km 1 1h paw" o1 11115 13001;, ever of having been Proeident of the “$20012”. ﬁends 11 u, n11 part3 one of their local associations for of the world b910,” c051‘ 1151mm-

iw° W!“ not. only as an act or Thanksgiving.

“PWIM- but also um the Society may be able 1.» send this Bock ol’ Books wherever man is found.

Scout gathering. a “Jamboz-ee." at 11 1 1h 501111 (gpllgcwr, Olympia. London in celebxaliou of fﬁwemﬁnd ‘aha, cfgﬁﬁmuk... 1o

Ycu’ve been

. an s score or more visitors attend. Tb .2

use

played s. key role in its ion.

bcleu m» m. scrim m n°§m of mm inspira-

The Society which ls doing so

by shy one Qhumh, but

sl-l oommuniorls of the Reform-

Fslth. During the 134

copies of the its

Scriptures. ‘Ihrouglh accuse’ this sacred volume ls now read in

onary work of all Churches at home and abwlld i5

. em g y m? of the It has been doing a

vernment and Perils.- ts are small and ineffectual."

0f men and women. Be-

hopes rger response than ever, A119,- 111a

their heme

Will those who have not had s 111' pgrggg-L

complaining about the lack of change ln your meals.

Wcolner

Keep Minnrdﬁn in the home. Woolnel‘

nlngs. Hunter River

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MISTAKES ‘THERE wan, 51,-:

RUHT-~TH5RE SHOULD BE

M? l-iMwm-usps? M5

50th Anniversary

A very happy event took place Mlmm- ing its 1000 Oolborieurs u» sell it §§tl°811$§,%°f' n when 5mm‘ Ywk‘ to sll who can pay and give it to ' “ma?” 11°‘ -.. c. p ree 0S!’ is. ﬂn- ' ey were presen by

The recent reverted deal-h o! kgffwlgrtaliséﬁllgé Igﬁaaegibvcgkélajilimzlklide family with suitable gifts and their 30V 3cm"? Inwmatmnal Bu?‘ possible b"; free will contributions and the executive earnestly

i. gathering of 2mm T171‘:

ndmoth 1th 1 l b t. Edward Island will §§“cam,11§§.,w ‘i “my “(we

had partaken

neighbors and friends h nq 11 to offer their happy congrliatglaiizmn: “ u the “vantages or cum“!

appointed chairman and the fol-

(encomd); Mrs. Roy Woclner; Mrs. Warren Lucy and Olaf reading by Mr. Ro Toombs An cddrus was

m ‘e McGuisan 81 Boylii {hm “mmmlww "115 “Pg; sum?" Some of them do. "only?"

, seen. A5 LONG A5 Pearl's MAKE

FOR MY NEW INVENTIQMWAND pggpLg ERR MORE OFTEN ‘ll-IAN ‘THEY ARE

OF MY luvsmlolus m evslzv HOME-~BY col/E luvs ‘THAT WILL, BE MY sLoéAHvvs-Vw-IAT )5 v HOME WITHQJT AWAHwu-[JQW AT NAME SHALL. 1 (ALL.

Osr store is chuck full of bssutifulriGlft The largest stock of Pipes end Smokers supplies you eon find ls the my.

See our toys clearing or less than cost

FOR HER FOR HIM

ldoo, and $50,000 i} _ “" "-‘ """°};”“““'" "“.,‘,"§1“3§ Th6 Bible Soclety Dressing sm _ Electric Razors - scouts of America. e _..____ .00 f0 i615 $3 50 to $5000 were named as Mr. and Mrs. Waite m1, 1, m, 10111-111 censmm-y of - ~ . 1 m w Phillips of ‘Pulse, Oklahoma. The m“, 311,11, m, m, w. 4 Pipes — $ - to $9- srea, famous as the scene of Kit estimate what it hee meant to the Toilet Sets “.00 to $i .85 Wm‘ wok‘. Carson's 281MB on the old Bsnts ‘W543, 1,9 Qeulge the a trsil. be met ' m‘ further 111ml ma, “n19 Bib in a secular Wrin- Wotcim $6.!) to $81.! “mm” "W"! "l4 wildmw aspect is the first in all notional c‘ c. 1. camping by American Boy Soou‘ my 1n 11;. ggulglilalthsilg- $6.00 to $37.50 gen lgsrs es, va U8 Q ll v

The Boy 80M movement l‘.‘.§§‘“§h°.." W mos," 1i. Perfumes $1.00 to $10.00 T°b““°' _ Wwlhm" "W "mid suffer“! 1* bslulees authority with liberty and Ronson and Dunhlll 551°“! 1°55 i“ “m” 5"“ °t is sn snchor for a disturbed world. Cute! Ssh 60c f0 $12.00 . 1g‘!- 31-05-01, the I; @600; f}? B» Rev. 1r. .1. Oodv, President ofblbli; ch I I a 1'95""

M 1' W " n YM- wnlvel-cltfsald. “The Bile cures n cxes tlonné Bureau. and International $31 ummile thgugh 11 1;, vest,- “ h 90-“

And Cedar Chests Shaving Sets 1.00 to 7.15

Parker and Sheciisr‘:

$1.00 to $6.00 PM“ Lady's Ronson Lighten so“ Syphon‘ $450 $3.50 to $10.00 Cameras, Cones Etc.

REDDIN BROS

THE OLD RELIABLE DRUGST ORE Victoria Row Phone 86

children; and it seems almost. an intrusion for your neighbors to come WIDE in However, we feel these oors have always been open with kind hospitality. and we want to offer our congratulations Bernard in rson on this. your fiftieth

FREETOWN WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The resulsr meetlntl of the Blmh Grove WI. met on Dec. 14th at tzhe home of Mrs. Georke Jnrdino

mmmemoroted the fiftieth anni- w ding anniversary. and to wish will! “will member‘ M"! °"*" VM‘ versery of their marriage. ~ you many more years of health 9°! i“ “lwndﬂlw-

their and 1111119111655, The President presided and the

We are glad yours is an unbroken "will? Wm“ with m” mm“

little granddaughters Dorothy and family circle and all your daught- 01 "W! B R°°d mm?" 3°‘ ‘awn’

Leila. Townsend presented their ers are able to be with you on v41" i°n°w°d W $99534“? ""5 0”“

in unison. After roll call the nlin- utes cf the annual meeting were approved. collection to ‘fl cents and four

PM’ occasion. are anxious t0 show in every pos- 8 dinner able mracnnzilr wmci tom hoig- “ ‘"1

means em was invaded by their your loving caretmcnrefulmﬁixging lees were w! motion was that the

passed mo be sent to Mls Ross. Public Heel Nurse. for the children who took the ‘tuberculin Tut and were im-

unbroken family circle of a. case

given

and education you have them. You have given of your best. to

Mr. Ray Toombs was

lowin rc amme w abl .. It was voted that world peace. At. one sf the or- m. 11 1)_ Johnson, treasurer, with gpliilt. gnu galetyfis rendered iﬁumugvlelulgiumi°gllg$oﬂﬂT° 84.0% ‘t: ‘rigid for s. treat for the “mum” meeimgs the‘ chief Charlottetown. P. E. I. Renlarks by chairmen; reading in the community. You have e - “mill alimen- Mla m’ °°““' Smut smlbbled 5' no“? 0n a View --—:-—i-—— by Dori; Wan-en; 5910 by Bob 5Q,- way‘ aauwd 1n every worthy "h ponqimg wig rend it Wis mﬁvﬁ °7 1110mm Pipe!’ and Pﬂ-l-wd ii w Boarder: "Hey! I found anlckel ton (encoed); reading by Mabel ferprise By faithful attendance that 53-00 be w“ m m’ P31‘ T3‘ ligzrltigﬁt 1311b: note r35; 1n my hash!‘ Woolner; reading by Mrs. Gordon and sugport u have mm; m League. It was also discumed that w mmé some foreign scouilmdts tom" Land)’ y. ‘Ya ‘I put it there- Laird (enrolled); selection by Ben active “m; 1n 1119 “um, Md

on. u ¥n?l°“€'§°’$l.1”hf.u3‘°£‘l§‘§3

rec m; g , u

ubrtette b; zndvgcntzuclizilow m“ idem °i u“ on. r: was decided to Deck boxes

001ml‘. Ben We one glad our genial friend is 1°‘ u” m”? “m!” “a “w m" Stevenson: still able to carry on his rum 111,1- trlct st R. C. Aulds store on Fri-

ies in his own energetic and csp- d" inﬁrm” 13"‘ nld- m l!”

en read by ma. able manner, and o l 1 eUpV Tﬁﬂl‘

and‘ Erin Conway “Gum” “mm. rims couwav: I. 8 h ‘mole. .

‘grog: V—-No tests.

GREEN ROAD SCHOOL

cfGreerlRead§chcolM

Revert the month of November

rude x-r. Moreen McGoueiw

G \ I. Janie ‘mole. Grade

)-N tests. m (am-lo, Della. w-

m.-

rme 1. Limls Oomway. Grade II-l. Viola Tocle; I.

Conway. Grade I (In-l. Catherine Toolo = ‘lm ‘QSZW szaraie - Dells Mc- (3011811 . 00. . Perfgt abtelxlsnce-Jﬂnil! ‘PW!

Clarence Tclle.

COYYWGY:

Edna oouway Yrs-min Btephen Toole,’ Viols T001 . Cler- ence ‘roole.

Mary MnGdiiBhﬂYv Tﬂﬁilei’ HELP IORAYOUNG‘ DAB 11-5 18-year-old bu!

"Do Englishmen use American

‘My daughter is being married in London, and the Duke lust cabled me to come across."

- With - Major Hoople

tion was accented enthusiastically, _ - ?-i.ﬁi..§"°§ﬁé‘.°.’ntl;i‘“ﬁll“‘ignd“'ugi E121‘ 11.1.1111, 1,0,: £11m" “:81; hey"; 3?}? £5.32" “i: the mod um- m? $212 s blc cle to use to look and he found himm" Mm the m‘ Bill’ IlllS Bernard with a beautiful fan sub- some veorr In spitzgofwrl ma! m" "iven- ' for work told e court he was I ggsaxlsémemiscéf loglgllféngétwlieedi g stentlally decorated with bank disability 2b. has eve-r ex Mrs. ltvcrett Schumlsn was '29-‘ hudzsud and s father. He wﬂstifii: . $01M bee, I 1,01,11,11 111 51¢ Qolnml es. y a two o c lsoeukinamoo ‘mriiilmnboyiclflnmmd ‘Mm’ Package Tea - - 45c i‘ liwmvllmem-Ie-rv sllliecllu were ampiiingthpegtimifiilhthgxiiv$a ‘Film wgsnm lzi-wmm {a thaw}; of work 2'53 iinuiceisl nelb. ' On lﬂﬂdk Mr . - . MSG! . glﬁﬁg- g1; mitliflltﬁhz sucogse Bu“ 2 Lbs. Lard — - — 21c "111 5101-1115 511115;; fqg- 1i“ m‘; 1o §§‘“$.1,'.‘,”1.T.§‘ 121115331 "11",? w€h8altn°ﬂley be 3,“; Minn,“ In the home. n aummmam“ d “my” m, 10 Lbs. Beans — - 29c $011,132: iéﬂmmg}; Ilgr- Chm“ friendship yesrs. its rs tion. and at our year ln- i . 5 Lbs new dates — 25c M, Bernard he“ 1y m “ed Al“?! "m"! 9° d0 Willi; 8110 ﬁr" ymlﬁslnwmzikfgﬂ “m” "F Mens Lumbermans aim" which all jolnedngin ainpcing $0.1m: ‘li'i'li"‘fv'ize$l‘g‘iiuiii "B! ° We" 9 510W!" “For they sre jolly good fellows" ’ i 1 Delnm , . Rubbers — — — --1.35 - our Mirslonm Bwie v- _ club Nm-wgif’ ‘.f“l%..’*“€.‘2. 1.1.... ..".“.°..€.°.“l'l‘“f.%lu°§..€.“.%...§.l."i3 ."...~nc~..zr.~cr;..w...z.xlz - Qd 1 091m _ . __ l . ver- Mm o,“ fmﬁm “Q; Combinations - - 1.00 I xmbcgufeﬁ lurch we: in“ b ous vicissitudes of life. bless you which Nmsentaﬁlve Scour, groups We have s. complete line l 1.1.. 15.11., y M“ "Wlldimil- m‘! 8m" W" m“ “h” 1"“ w” mm“- 1" of to s and lfts for The hf satherins was brought "wmnm “M “nuntmm “m!” attendance the clilnax was mwh- y. g w s. close all 10mm; hands nd “u u“ “minim m“ 31L Blqng us your poul- s! s Au“ Lang Byne and “u” In OOUOIUBiOXl i113)‘ till! small Ki" try and receive highest Neiional Anthem. irmrdwiaysstwwylflktirﬁ’ nelgh prices. Store open eve- To m, EM _ b"?! Ind fﬂmds.

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