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Tomorrow

is h Slapped 1 Years ll

utbnu ‘ akin

, ' u: plunge-LEI- r orever h‘“::-.:.“'.:.':i.r."..ui'n "l.

stopped his e emu promptly win" I" I" . n, 1mm; well t and nod health ll- ; "Y 9"“ 5mm‘ - m°"l."i.i:'::si"~.cisif°éf'alifitf-

__ *1 ml] trial oﬂer: Oct iCont-inuod gem om D

. Kessler with s certain vim musmellf». "that km‘ wmuy u

m-pesese of this war-Jib “$.15. bet I have. I was bewil-

. . m 8° tiwfgikmtglvwﬁts my I “umi own mum-FY o .

. Americans end vou can luv "h" m. country is still until‘ 1 = but by and larse I said Kessler, mew 1* ggﬂglflf°

- they're more has gone into m» war an '1"

1e. Of couse, we'll We °‘ “m” T“ m” ishg.nli,igg:aftilggopthe Greeks. "S the "4"" ‘m’- "w" ' n‘ mm and Russians and norms;- tn t. but espec v MEWPM“ a‘ “m” “W” "m gdkcwelllfathe United .3‘??? mean" n _ '1] we m u!‘ will moan-i’ Dick M99995“ “ma”, zmﬁui; ‘I: when“ we clean mjhnf, Annnum will hWe mo” "m." MAE“ m, w‘ “m?” 15.91%“? hwkiii W '11 be the. m - arechnotyoiurirzheriygﬁél‘ grunt: u: m, your Pbeodonm anyway. réa .

valiantly for victory. but 919T"

, arching B17090?! "w" gioodmandn pain toward a goal "W! w

coolies. Dick. n05 bean" yo“ "id m!“ some

i damn what becomes o! 36 “ﬁnk may’ “m Km!" Z Ve B

"Don't expect fm WWW’ me coolies but because W" u" 7~ n great deai about what beoomea| whit 6° W“ mean o: your-sci! You don't dare Mt

i110 Sign tﬁuisiiisthyﬁl w pge£ be “leaned “p for good

terrifying. Go on and fight r01‘ ea“ "

your vtuntrv. That's what is be~

.

"I want to think about it." slid Dick. "Bu: YQU don't think I'm a dope because I'm -¢weli. kind of shocked. do you?" _

Kiessiar laughed a httle. "Of course not It's the H105! 51106!" lng conception that has shaken ti‘... minds of men and WOmBII

earth people were walking uIp-"Bﬁllﬂllt °°\1-'“-YY~ And

side down I! you said vou‘walk 148m "P 1° a iumm“ "ewrf weren't shocked by ii, I shouldn't that. advert-lies ‘fﬁsmcted m“

belie“, mu .. mo‘ You'll meet another

Dick rumbled among his own who went thrown what you did. ihouizhis for e. moment. Apbecause he. like bglikgieduxll‘: lenvih he ‘nnuined. "How did vouﬂrccdvrﬂ. End Wu“ 5"

Male to buy s sandwich in a drus

00m to think of all this?" I “Iewas pretiv badly hurt in the store because i118)’ 11°09

15st war,” Kessler answered franlr- nigers You'll hear ccmfortabi: iv. "When a man's life is so vio- ladies and gentlemen 875i!!!“-

lently changed, he has to do a lot comfortably that there’d

ho h i unem loyment if men would only’ of mlnklng At first I t 13K t n P You“ be told that ‘we in; w manque his own pcoblelns. lunches in ‘POI/BTW Btﬂvkeﬂ But when hell broke loose again school districts are mcrcly B11- 1’ had i0 start ‘hinklnz all over. oﬂher way 0f 9611111511118 the

terms of individuals. each lesrn- work.

not in terms oi’ individuals only thiftiess You'll find that

but in terms of the human race. men and Women Out 0f i911 d4?!" mats all" care what happens u» anybody Again Dick was silent Hr anywhere. don't even notice 1!. unless it interferes with their own the world, and himself again, I conyunience. And you'll .sfand in the midst of all the

thought, oomtemploting “ Finally he said.

i oirrs I

DON'T MIS OIIR

nvnsx WARE counts: l

{i} .....pici.y and cruelty and an; Aslllml Sllilerlliﬂ WW"... ‘ma: scc. m

x m: i» .., still somewhat bewildered about gitgi: ‘iaklilitvovl "1III""°'""“°"

"1 mean are lithygotu sag _ _ . aopecta n. mun for ihrm. ‘Ilheyve omega)’ ti"! war °gver anything Wm and minor

' in the same d - Wm much your chﬂdmn evgqhjll, Yﬂill run u more. Don't stop to think of thislimsltonahteltliait olflcliexl tlrtasﬂglgimthg? now if l:‘s ioo much I know l“ ~

"I don't cx-peci. it to beheﬁ-iyl ‘ .. i ' i t be ioul

mu asked of )0" 11°“ I fﬁ°védifsbio Ignaz ywire r1311; about that. You'll go throuah we hm-dgsg training ‘ever devised for military men; 3'0"“ be "m into a desert or a. Junzlt 0!‘ W119 frozen island; you'll fight disease and bombs and suimiarlnes. b9- cwse “m1 bienm '11 met flltee “.732. since they were asked to believeiThtn "i" i“ W“ 5 _ that 0.. the omc-i- side of ihellnd come home, w your own 1m-

fcr gmnwd in the Inuit nation

;the bloody horrors behind Wu Ind wonder if they were all for nothing." a

. (To Bo Continued) _.__._.__

KILVIN GROVE W. l.

The annual meeti o! the Kel- vin Grove women's nstltllle was held at the home of the President. Mrs. Leﬂma. Caseley, ‘ruesday eve- Ining, Nov. '1. The meeting opened with the Institute Ode and the Creed in unison. The minutes of the last~annual and October meet- ings were read and approved. Ai- though the attendance was not u

their nnnuiu fees. A splendid re- port o! the year's Institute activities was given by the President. Mrs. \Oaseley. Mrs. Lorne Orozier, treas- urer. in her financial report stut- cd that receipts for the year total- leditlflm and expenditure 838.16. |The Secretary reported that ‘twenty subscriptions had been for- warded for a Magazine. It

run cnAigpgrifi-aroww ‘guano

Distinguished Coats . . . deﬁnitely outer-and- ing in authentic modernstyle and design. . . .

The“ are the “Success Coats” that we invite you to see today.

Graciouely handsome . . . Wlflll and richly fun-ed . . . tailored of choice fabrics that are leaders in ‘popular acciaimv . . . these are def- lnltgly superior coats that you’d be proud to own and wear.

$59. $65. $75. to $185.00

national Red Cross to help send

risoner-of-war-boxes to Pte. Prank

aglole in Germany. A commit- tee of three, Mrs. S. L. Cassie)’. Mrs. Robert Hogg and Mrs. Lorne Cro- zier was appointed to pack the rest of the Christmas boxes ior the Kelvin boys in the services. . The election oi’ officers for the year 1944-45 resulted as follows: - Pres, Mrs. S. 1. Caseley. (re-elect, ed); Vice-Pics. Mrs. Irving Cot- ton. (re-elected); Secretary. Mrs. Harold Laird. (re-electedr Treas- urer. Miss Pearl Craig; Directors. Mrs. J. A. Stewart, Mrs. J. A. Ho" and Mrs. Wm. staveri. (re-electad»; Auditors. Mrs. Bertha Walker. Mrs. John Cotton. (re-elected): Pianist, Mrs. Robert Hogg. Correspondence was read and dealt with. Tho following program committee was appointed for three months: s. Samuel Waugh, Mrs. John Cotton and Mrs. Cecil Forbes. It was decided to have an "auction" of Christmas gins at our December meeting which is to be held at the home Cl Mrs. Harold Laird. Lunch Committee: Mrs. S. L. Caseley, Mrs. Robert H088. Mrs. Lorne Crozier, Mrs. John Cotton. The meeting closed with the National Anthem after which lunch was served ny the hostess and committee and a social hour enjoyed.

MOUNT‘. ALBION SCHOOL

e . A.—l. Preston MacN IArnold MacNeil: 3. Joan Trowl- B. E.

I

-—Jean Stewart ‘ Fr

Honour Roll for the month of November. Grade IX.—1. Charlie Ballem. Grade VIIL-i, Stuart Jenkins. Grade VII.-1, Bet/h Stewart: 2. ‘Robert ’I‘rowsd I Grade VI.-1. Wendell Jenkins. Grade V.—1. Doris Wood' 2. Evl. Jenkins: 3. Anne Horton.

Grade IV. A.—l, Jean Ste-wart: 2. Shirley Myers. Grade IV. B.-i_ Iiiiiian Myers.

Grade IIL-l, Sterling Jenkins. 2. Jean Mac-Neill.

e II.-1. Sidnsy Myers: 3.’ George Myers.

Gr I ell:

Grade I. B.-i, Jackie Myers. Grade I, C.'—l. Louise Jenkins: 2.

Dewar Myers. Grade I. D.~l_ Lloyd Jenkins. ' hcst Avorawe in Senior ’ Grades-Beth Stewart 34%. Highest Avcrazgié énv Junior Grades

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KILMUIR SCHOOL Report for the month of Novem- er

iii-ode X.—-1_ Joan MaoGowan. Grade VIII.—l. Sldnzy Mac- Ciowan: 2. Zona Beaten: 3. Eleanor MacKinnon. Grade VL-l. Florence MacKin- non: 2. Ramsay MacKenna; 3. Bruce Leeco. Grade V.~——1. Patterson MncPher- n

scGrade IV.—1. Norman Mac-

b

Kcnnm: 2. Jimmy ilcholson. Grade III.—l. Jessie ltiacGolwnnt 2, Kenneth MacDonald. 3. Claude Stewart

Grade 11-1. Dotty SileiWB-rt; 2. John Maclﬁnnun: 3. Raymond

A-—1, Bobbv mane: 2.

Grade I. Isabel Nicholson.

2. Nan Stewama‘. Marv Phi-unhar-

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rgirade I. C.—1. Laurie MacDon-

November.

An! Grade IX.-l. Inez Doiroxi.

Valerie Blacqulere; 3. Irene Dou- ccttc.

PYIIX UTlllTY IIISII

A gift she'll use i dozen ways. Cocks small roasts, bot breads. rolhbimuiigand desserts. Ideal For candy end brownies. The

hendiest dish ' the kitchen. IOV! irsizo 7

RaymondwGailant. 3. Hazel Doiron. Grade nzI-i. Frederick Blac- (mic

Grade ' aine Doiron: 8. tre. Gra

i Perfect Attendance - Maxie , Crockett. Inez Doiron. Jennie neede D0lTg2hIJ€n%_?0lll3€LT/ﬁf£ Hazel [llglr- hm b 0 . n . ' . agic Pin; Miwyrueisi-d Géiialilfofntwﬁgzit "re-WM" "d P“! - d Pitre.

Tcachnr+1~1eien Gallant.

PYREX U" DISII Notice ilw cbnvlnlenl g|m lun- dlesl Bakes puleei layer calm or double: for mun, vegetables end other baking. Washes ueily.

A pairmekcs a lovely gilt. Each - . . . only

Report for the month cf Nov- ember

PYRIX Pl! Pl“! Just iMnls how proud she'll be of her pies in tlvi: smart trans- parent Pyrex Pie Pletmsbe can watch crusts come to e crilp,

§§2i'.".'§".";f".”.’."f'I 37¢

2. Ralph A

Grad. 2. Harold Leard: 3. Georue Mont- b Kcmery.

Grade I. A-l. mme Holland. - k2,"? ﬁx" . B Ralph MacCallum' 53min“ ev . . Harvev Armnaulh] Th h Perfect Attendance -— Marina, ° MacCoilum, Lorne Arsenault, Har- ' m“ “m” 161;?- illey. Georzle Wuuarh. Janetl Ne“ "mm"! w be

aug . Toacher — Freda Howatt.

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Mrs. Richard Dickleson enter- incd the mcmbors o! New Glad,- Jf chflitml! Bl t! b gow W. I. nt her home on Monday proved very interest ng. evening. D1124. President. Mrs.‘ The meet land Hill. presided and meet- Anthem. Optillifd by singing Institute Ode ‘IVFPI anﬂs Creed

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Grade I. B.—1. John MacGowan:

s... MacLeod - Teacher.

TORON£SCHOOL Honor Roll for the momh of Gatlode X.—-l. Maxie Crockett: 2.

Dmide VII.--1, Jennie Doimn: 2,

Grade VI.—-l, Arnold Gallant; 2, Gordon Blacquiicze.

11-4. Iorina Pitta}. Lor- Eric P1 de L-i, Hubert Biacqulere.

_____i.___ LOWER BEDEQUE SCHOOL

I1I.-—-l. Slhirlev Arsenault:

NEW_GLASGOW w.r.

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MGDRE E~ M?LEODI3EE£€

CHARLOTTETOWN, 9.12.1.

d. also n. Plain Science book' u, the Dill being iFnther Mu

- aumm A ‘w’ "I? and members reclt- AD Ms ue Prayer. AVAIS. James

resided. The treasur-

on Murphy reported boys on] active ser-

bulunce oi’ $33.63 on tion it was decided to

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Grade III JL-l, Elaine Cooke And gqual; Zvliliznbeth

Grade I (an-Ii, M

vannon scum!!- LOOPI 1o: tl-ie month d 5°’

r x. Bn-l Marlon. daon McQuaid: 3. loam

Grade x. Jr.—l. Arthur "M" d Dco

re 901118

testant Orph celved from trict, an a TB

letter from the Pro- BYIBBBe for $18.00 re- collection in iue dis- ppeal from tints‘ Navy and . . . . e Egg: gliglxllggﬁjélxitgllB0liliﬂl‘. Wartime Prices and Tr m e .— . E na Ootway: 2 two member,’ MacFurlune. 3. Arthur Hoi- “m for m“ mum Grade v1.-i. Bobbv Holland: 2. I" w“ m" Norman Montgomery. Grade V.—1. Marina Maccalium’ Lunch Zmﬂohn Waugh; 3. a

heal-ho: film death ithe morning oi N

short sojourn ihi : ly sixteen yenrsfnillme:

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rage: Senior Grades:

h Highest avenge, Junior Crsdesz’ d Elaine Cooke 98.8.‘ dance: Cecil Wat's.

_ Ger id md Lmrary d-2, Earl Morrluey. 3.

‘m’ "° b“ "m “F mﬂnb"! Grade vnI-i. Jenn Mwvlllhiw‘

for the members of the armed fo

d and seconded mat we buy a $5. ai h

D oi’ War Work reported nil completed and material on I cums t8’ be made

committee next month - stevenson and Mrs. M. The committee to nuke

school children were sch mittee and officers. crs were named for two overseas packed at the home of he following ant evening was

Cross committee gave of the year's work.

.' Mrs. H. B Mme Mun MacLeod.

Donald. Mlrlna w Anne Mull: Grade 1v.-'i. John Montirocnery; charge o! rsenauli:

iorboro his sicknes ence and was never

' m. rile Mcnoném: e iv

.______-_ EAIINSOLIFFI SCHOOL

‘t rm FUTHGéB. Marion 11:1! llﬂgénﬂ¢

e discussion it we: plnn- Flgilifﬁstlllgvgg __ m;

a Box Social and dance. d3 Lun h

o and character and

Principal — Oeiie T. R4000"-

pﬂmny Deplriawnl

_ “CLAIM “lurlphﬁni. Jacki!

-l, Emma Tweddy; 2,

—l. Irene Mcinnir mum Mclnnis; a, Russell is Innis.

Grade V-l. Ruth

Lyman alnd Wiliisi Report for November. n?’ Pa" ma’ m“ Grade X Sn-l, Shir-lo

Mary Watts- 8, N uni

,nesday. Jan. 3 roll call to be answ- ered with bri zine. Coilec

Miss

of the

nginiz a book or maga- 80c

- Pr Elsie Laird then took charge‘ program and several tests were min ed.

arms Lewis, Olga l. Rupert Vessey;

[Grids III.—I. MIN"

2. Fkancihwlne‘ l- gmde I .11. 9&8. m‘

and“: 11 -l.' Helm

Grade VIII Sr.—l, Vessiey; 2, Aletha Brown w s

Grade VIII Jr. -l, Gerald Robin- n

o VI-I, Christine Proud; 2,

Lewis

I. Freda Newmn; Grade 1v (b)-l, Donald Crockett Grade IV (cl-l,

2. Norman Brown. Grade III Bin-l. Glldyl Mac-l

iniz closed with National y Adam’ Keir Bu,

100 per cent in Spell!

Q

f symps instilled

l: gstee mlnughlch the el Interment wu in I'm ch oemeie y, Bur-

SUMMEBFIELD C.W.L.

The monthly meeting of Sum- I moi-field Catholic Women's Inngus >‘ sub-division moi on Dec. 3 at .*he homde of Mrs. Ambrose C12": at Ern-

Highelt nrverue in senior n e in unicr ‘Grade:

Hlnhelt Avenue — M" ‘Theohm-AHM E- “"1"” no Mlnnrd’! In i!" "“"'

ENGLISH II OFFICIAL liiestinz obeneci wiih ohaplin Rev. MIIIIIWI-llllﬂﬁ lIIl-lllv m. an“! ' ' "it