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ANNUAL "WBIIHB of Children's Aid Society next Friday night“ g 0010“. Board Room, city Ha“ for election officers and trans: action oi other business, A11 are invited. L-1326-1l-22-3i.

PAINFUL ILLNESS-Amold R0. P9X‘. son oi Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Ro- PBI‘. Mt. Edward Road, met with a bad accident Monday aftgmgon whilst he and his brother were en- Baged in crushing gi-am, virhue stimulus over the belt of the engine his lei; was caught and jammed against the pulley. When the en. giric was quickly Stopped 11-, was found that his leg was broken. The doctor pronounced it a compound fracture below the knee. He was at once taken to the Prince Edward Isiand Hospital where he is doing as well as can be expected.

BURJAL YESTERDAY-It was with feelings oi deepest regret that her Charlottetown friends learned of the death of Miss Flo- rence Margaret Chappell, daugh- ter oi the late Mr. and liliirs. Theophilus Ohappell, which oc- curred Saturday, night in Hali- fax following a lengthy period of indifferent health from which fatal complications‘ developed. lvllss Cha/p— pell, whose home until two years ago was in this city, was transfer- red lo Halifax, she having been a valued and highly steamed mem- ber o! the stat! of the Sun Life Assurance Company for 2i. years. The remains arrived in the oity Monday accompanied her sis- ter Edna, Mrs. John indsey of Fall River, Mass. who will remain here until Saturday. The funeral service yesterday was from 5t. Peter's Cathedral, wher e the body rested on arrival from Hali- fax. surrounded by ﬂoral tokens

l. and woiere friends paid their 1m:

l farewell to a verychsrmingwoman whose kindly acts have left many loving memories. The sorvibe! W016 conducted by Rev. Canon Malone, tho pail-bearers being Messrs. George Tweedy, Simon Paoll Jr., W. J. Massey, Theodore Bayer, Walter wilson, John McNair. The chief mourners were: Messrs. Wai- ter Smith, Archibald Irwin, Mal- colm Irwin, Ned Irwin. Res “Y- lcr, Earl Taylor, $1 Burke and Fred Burke.

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The hsppinem of every home depends largely on the health of the wi e arid mother. she is nervous, pecvish and irritable worried by the cares of the household, end tormented by the pains and irr ularlties that accompany a run own system, there can be no ha piness in the home for the husben and children.

Women who are weak and rug down, nervous and irritable shoul takc a. course of Milburii’: Health

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MR8. T nouns Kins, N oston, Alta, wriics:—“I was in such n week, rim down condition before started using l\liihurn's Health and Nerve Pills 1 could not do my housework and would be so nervous I could hardly stand the noise of the children at their play. Now, after ta three boxes of H. & N. Pills I fee like a different. person.

I shall elwsys tell an one not feeling well to use your m ioine."

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II. J. MABOII

OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE. P. E. I. Oﬂlce Connected With Drugstore

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109 Grafton St. ' (Over Canadian Store!)

Reduced prices on all ‘our Perrnanents for the remainder of Novem- ber. (With or without machine). Hair tinting a specialty.

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SPECIALS Kent Beauty Shoppe, Oil pennanents, etc. L-l332-11-22-8i.

GAZETTE!) — Among Ilse ap- lmintments, promotions and retire. merits in the Canadian Militia re- cently gazetted appears the follow- ing: P. E. I. Highrs—To be 3nd Lt. (supyJ William Gourlis Ho“, 13y S6911. i837.

DON'T MISS HEARING Dr. H. L. Stewart, News Communtator and Prof. at Dalhousle University over C. F. C. Y. in a nation wide hook-up 8.45 to 9 P, M. Wednesday, Novem- ber 24th. 11-56-11-24-11.

-MUSIO OMITTED-At Mrs. Fay C. Glover's funeral in ZionChurch on Monday thc music was as fol- lows:_“Wo are Going Down the valley" sung by Miss Jean Fraser and Mrs. F. A. A. Mutoh, Mr. M. McKinnon and Mr. l-LA. MaicDou- gald. During the Rebeoca Lodge service, Mrs. Vernon l-lowatt sang “'I‘he Old Rugged Cross" with much feeling, At conclusion of ser- vices Proi. Thompson played the Dead March in Saul very Bympg- thetically. The choir of the church were also in attendance.

FAREWELL n AN c r-: —A youy party and dance was held at the

home oi Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mac- Novin. East Royalty. on Wednes- day last to bid farewell to their daughter Jean. who has gone on I. visit to Boston, and to Mr. Dixon Holmes who has gone to Califoy. nia. During the course of the ev- ening Mr. Wallace Andrew in aiew well chosen words explained the object of the party, and he then called on Mr. Ernest Dunnlngwho presented them with remembran- ces from thewcoinrnunity. Although taken by surprise. Dixon and Jean thanked them for the gifts and expressed hopes to see them soon again.

PEltS ON AL!

Mr. Dixon Holmes, East Royalty, 1°" on Thursday for California.

Mm. E, R, Brow has returned home after a visit with her son. Dr. Brow of the stat! of the Royal Vic. torln Hospital. Montreal.

Mrs. James Taper. IVIrs, George Durmins. Mr, n. s. Taylor, w. Horace Til/per, Mr. Orville Taylor of Granville motored to the city yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kennedy and Mr. L. W. Roper, Federal Depart- ment of Agriculture, have return- ed from Toronto where they at- tended the Royal Winter Fair.

Miss Margaret Coles, North Mil- ton, and Miss Jean MacNevinEest Royalty, left ‘Thursday morning for an extended visit to relatives and friends in Boston and vicinity.

Miss iii/laud Morgan, New York

arrived in the city Monday com- ing by plane from Moncton, on o. visit to her mother, Mlrs. Catherine Morgan, Bayfield Street, who is seriously ill. IVLr. Arthur Morgan, New Glasgow, N. 3.. also is home to be with his mother.

Eastern Guardian

Jsuss orurrious to the Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume.

“QIOBIN HOOD FLOUR is cc- onomicai. Micro loaves oi better

‘bread from each bag.

..*DR. MeINTYRE of Montague will be absent from his office until November 30th. L-69-11-24-2i.

..*NEW THEATRE OPENED- “Godb Country and the Woman” was the feature used by Mr. B. l-l. Yeo to open the new and up-to- date movie theatre in Montague Friday night. This is a nwdern and comfortable building and will seat 300 people. Much credit is due the 1.0.0.1“. in the way they solved the problem of a much- needed ground floor theatre. L

..'KINDLY REMEMZBERED -- On the eve of his departure for the Amherst and Royal Winter Fairs, Irving Cowan oi Lower Montague was waited on by a rep- resentative committee of the young people oi the community. and on behalf of his friends oi lower Montague, presented him with a well filled purse in appreciotionof his efforts in again helping to win the oup for the Montague Cali Club, and thus ualiiylng for the competition at he Royal winter Fair at Toronto. Needless to say, this kind and thoughtful act was very much appreciated by Irving and his parents. I.

PERSONALS

..'Miss Lylle Jenkins of Mill- view is visiting Miss Pearl Finley at her home in Montague. I.

..‘M.r. Douglas McGowan oi the firm of MoGowarrs Ltd, Kilmuir. left on a business trip to St. John. N. B. L

..'Mr. Lloyd Shaw, Superinten- dent ot Education in Newfound- land, spent the weekend in Mon- tague visiting his mother and sis- ter Mrs. Henry McLsi-en. L

..'I‘rlends will learn with regret of the illness of Mrs. Cooke of Mt. stowart who is confined to bed at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Lane. Montague. I.

..'H’is friends regret that Mr. L. B. Meilish of Montague is con- ﬂned to bed with on infection in his face. and since-rely hope he will soon be fully recovered and

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NORTH RTVER, WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The annual meeting of the North River Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Robert MacKin- ley. Following the "Ode" and "Creed", the minutes of last year's annual meeting, together with. the October report. was read and ap- proved. School and sick commit- tees reported and all bills were or- dered paid.

The following oﬂlcers were elect- ed for 193B: President, Leah Mac- Kinley; vice-president, Mrs. Fulton Moreside; secy. treasurer. Mary MaoKenzie; auditors, ills-s. Hurry Scott and Mrs. Glen Owen; dir- ectors, Mrs. Spurgeon Warrcrnlvlrs. Brent Garnhum, Mrs. Edison Mutcli and Mrs. Gordon Thomson; school committee. Mary MacKeiizie and Elynor Ackland; ‘sick committee. Mary Doyle and Muriel Warren; program committee, Mrs. Russell Whestley, Marjorie MscKinley and Ella UUISOH.

The school. sick and program committees were appointed for only three mouths.

The pence program was followed with selections read by Muriel

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Lunch: Muriel Warren, Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Owen and Leah MacKinieyn

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The Qclol meeting lll"Z as the home oi Mrs Leigh Oliowiiii, with an attendance of seventeen mem- bers and {our visitors present. The president presided. Meeting open- ed in usual way and minutes of last meeting were read and a- dopted. 025.00 was voted to T.B. League. A very interesting paper was read from delegates to T.B. convention, and Miss Toombs fav- ored us with two splendid read- ings; also a contest was put on by the program committee. Novem- ber meeting is to be held at Mrs. lvLacKnys; roll call to be answer- ed by paying "fees." A dainty lunch was served by hostess and meeting adjourned.

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I-life Insurance Shows Increase

TORONTO. November 23—Sliow- ing an improvement of nearly 155b,, as campared with the cor- responding month a year ago. new ordinary life insurance sales in Canada and Newfoundland in Oct- ober totalled $33,762,000, according to returns compiled by the Life Insurance soles Research Bureau and given out today by the Can- adian Life Insurance Officers As- sociatiori

Detailed sales by provinces, based on returns by 18 companies having 87% oi the total insurance in force, and exclusive of group in- siirance. annuities. pension bonds without insurance. reinsurance. re- vivals. etc, were as follows:-

British Columbia 52.470000 Alberta 1304000 Saskatchewan 094.000 l Manitoba 1.985.000 Ontario 14,722,000 Quebec 9.548.000 New Brunswick y 944,000 Nova Scotia 1.277.000 Prince Edward Island 121.000 Newfoundland 397,000 $ 333162.000

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Mi‘ William Goodwin, C N. R Section man at Hunter River, re- turned to his work on ‘Tuesday oi the past week aitei- spending two wet It hie home in Baldwin's

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Mrsw Minnie MeSwaiii. Lorne Valley. spent the pasi. week vis- iting friends in Morcll.

Mr. Alex Mcmnis, Ionic Val- ley, was a visitor to the city dur- ing the past week,

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