' Riimia CARS _ 'i'RicvcLas

_ -. ._ ».f _ "’

]»g_I;xr{5(_"[‘ SOLITAIRE

(;r.u-:~ful siinl'li"5"Y _ is tm. liighliglit of

imiii_»~ in ui; iam. $ 5 T, gold rink- A Pcffcfi' `

` d1.i1v.n:iil.

5 'v,'r=r-f_'l.*..'.- `*‘ ".' _ -ll flies-l _f"‘-*T1 ` _ " 'f"'i“"'i5~""fi ` "““:i` "“l'-'- ...a_,_ -,_ -_ efesi. _- -<',- _-..- L'.i!_!:. ,.1 ~ _ f ',---`1-:'-I1‘_-.-’¢‘.=.i-_- -H - moiiiiicss or-‘ 'riMr;"

y;u‘i\v;i‘_-' new 17 : ji-ml innilel _f-'ir

iiiclzidicsl llmi\t_V

_, and ‘ feminine. } Giiarauif-eil.

$2915

A LOVELY BRIDAL PAIR

om; CREDIT !

, . ,~="f"~_

cout,

/Q A., F ‘~ _

it _ MAN'S STONE

New designs in finely cut slone _' rings for men! I0 - and 14kt. mount-

ings

/'iimiifii i _l‘

23%

ica_L

The`Jeiliiiil:l;uumacy

i cuaaLor'ra'rowN

Eastern Guardian

..‘BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUR

now, you will not regret it.

..°SUBSCRlP'I‘IONS to the

'Charlottetown Guardian may be

Q i

r|;`;J‘:i!;tii§.gxll:Il::v- , Drug Store, Montague. tf. less and rerfefi W

(Pamcnds.

P°"f°§gl¥¢ mtcglfg handed to their Rept. Archie Hume. 1" Phone 47 or left at H. J. Mabon’s

_ _ *THROUGHOUT the season

pelts will be received for the Prince Edward Island Fur Pool Limited by R. W. Stewart, Clark Brothers Store. Montague and J. A. Webster, 156 Richmond St, Charlottetown, L-600.

i ..*N0 SIGN UF ICE-Despite the wintry weather of the past few days the Montague river is asopen V as mid-summer, no ice to be seen. One or two schooziers, besides the

RING _ V steamer which plies between here

and Sydney are expected before the close of navigation.

__°Fma AT GEORGETOWN --

Early Sunday morning the re.»i

____ \ `..;“-7--_; / ___ nell at Georgetown was totally de

. ' _ _ _ _ _ dence of Mrs. Alexander McCon-

'.~ ,$9 ’ i 5 - __’ft§' f strayed by fire. There was a surf _, 1_,i ,E _ eg/6,? ‘_ southeast breeze blowing, and the ' meh ii_¢_2|¢_» _ .__,_'_f_'_:},_ Lavers hou~e adjoining, separated ' ' “"""" - ’ ‘ Only by a narrow nlic wa' was

_ _ Y 1,

--CANADIAN C|__]p|>E|¢»- V ,sav_ed only with considerable diffi-

. 5’

The latest Bui . ova for men! 17 jewels. Ful-, $ ly sv

Strap ba

'Cul .

‘STURGEO - Miss Patricia

‘. -~ N `

nraniecd. Wigili. Sill!‘!,'COll. is now s ending

nd. ~

_ iv _ a few week; with her si ter, Mrs. ;J0S@uh sinmat of Marie, _ Miss

1 _ ` ' - Gladys Mullaiy, Sturgeon, was H

' V __ t . V I recent visi‘or to Ponmure Island.- »_ ° ° V _ _ _ _ V :'- ;We are all glad to see Mr, Lorne

JF.‘.\ l~.l.f.Rs SINCE 1355 ~ ,Dunn of Ga._uei'eaux out again af-

, CH.~\Ri.0'.I`TI-ITOWN, P- E- I- _ ` receiittillni-ss. H; has mgdc _ ii- » -.~.,-- » _ --~ -_ ,_»» uv' -_ -"~‘r . .J'.: ~. ".:;.`-‘ -i, ;' ,_ - "","`_f"`=T1"`," _ Q ‘ vc C Him 0 S Lirfeofi by (`9~!`-- ~`~ f :’f,f_~5§»".-_é_"-;i<r‘f;~_'f.‘ . -,»_._,u_'.- ‘Mi`s Reta E.:ni=, Pembroke, spent

ithe weekend at Mrs James Wiwiiw

L--__-.~~ ---1- ___g_ ___ -The bingo and dances held lie;

,°i`l‘liil' in Sfllf1;'00n Hall have been

r'_\s',\n.-\ _ l em-fied 0 - , . i-ico\'i.\'cE or-‘ riiixrri \:n\\.\RD . n su°°.e55fui‘5' Beuuilfui

_ , - music was furnished by Mr Wu. isnasn _ V .

ci R- B N is cii-FNCERY ggxylgaruill Sf-I-_0fSon1st. and Miss

_ . _ T E gan, aiunure Islandand

.leweller naman riia___:;§_\_sV_TLR OF “ Mi-_ Gus;_.ianueson, Panmure 1-_

land, violinist-Mr. Harold .m§,_

Montague N0- D- 335- i0S0n and Howard Wlght`reccntly

Reduction sale of

33,l_';f!~ on Dishes and

Jewelry, etc.

still continues

= f 1-_:s-1?*-______---___ _i

assesses rl5iIi)I?

*xx ;:

,CaaTER' H

, &

SANTA Ci..4Us

» 1m.~i1iQUAR'rEns

me in and see our big ek of i <

i , if-.i

_ noi.1.s C.-ins fi, V DOLLS REDS fi- inoLi.s' FURNITURE iiovs ami GiRLS si.i-noiis

lt(l(`lilNG HORSES

“<1 Sc

-ui Jin. - ___

‘ Goods selected now will

l 'get first choice.

@mn&0mg

Hocirav STICKS _ suis sxow SHOVELS

-CIlii.nREN’s BLAC

uoanps

. WRITING DESKS

&c9 &C.

- N ... l1i§-Iliiflil 15

be im aside iiii christ- mrs. Hui come in and

- Limited

_ i

GI..»\D\'S Bl(‘I.i-TAN in her own rlzh

_ visited Pembroke.

niiil iia Arlmlulntnilrix 0| ‘|10 D"|“‘““| *WW

untuie nnil clfceia of Malcolm Lamont, BIT. IIERBEIIT W, I,

i i\l iiiatr trlx f »'

iiereznucli. uni nu cm i n 0 tlia personal” erintf and oftcctn of Th

Iloniilii Lnmont. di-er-nuril. Eleanor H be anmmi mgci-iué' OI the Mt. lmnimi. mi Infant. .\i=ii-gim-f Liimonr, or ert Womens Institute was nn lnfnnt, lluth Ivnmnnt, nn hgld Novgmbcr third at the or h- innim, ima noniiln Iaunm. mi limmi. image wigh seven __ b _ D hy ilu- snlil (ilrulya Mrlmiln their next H ’_5_ will CIS illld ,,»,.,,,| ve v tors present.

ANI)

r'o.\ir°L.\i.\'.\N1'S Mccting op;-ned by sing,-ng Ins”

tute Ode and r at'

_ cpe im Ci b _

_Iiggiléiiiixiiilif():elif-ll"“lfii£2:\I:':iIaV a(_7_l;<`g_) _V'§iV1cd nlluutlés vuiuriie ' 4 nErn.\'n.\N'rs. ,mswered byp._\v;.V; a§'§uNf;g]S‘V`;§ |'»ii-simile in ii il-~-ri-mi .mn-r mini. M-13-iillg Money," It was moved .£'f,.f.':.:.‘-ui." ".'.‘.'.::,“ .rr .‘.:': .‘.‘;'.1‘..‘.':::;_.:1' i ?.’.§?.iT.i?°""i“ ‘.“‘“ iii" “Q Pu* f°f nf" _uiisii-r' or nib `u»ii», 1 ii»i»..i»y | ., g sc wo fence' 815° 55 for

ilulity |||l|I |'i|ll "pull illl l\|‘run|\N. rrriliiurn of the nnlil ilcceiiilcii .\Iiilrnl|n l.i||nn||t. luis of \'ii‘iorli\ Cruun ln Kings County, Fiirim-r, niiil nho nll pr-raoiiil, vrcrlilnrii of the unlul ilcceiini-ii |)u|\i\lrl Lllllllllll, Illia llf UID loilmc

tircnt ln tho vatiiteis nt the and t\\u

ul’ tllvlll.

playliouse floor.

It was moved and seconded that

all officers bc re-elected as fol. lows:

Pl`CSiCi@lli. Mrs. Earle Ings; vice

,vim-r-, riii-nm-. ni- <-iiiin-iii; .mv iii- presi<lent Mrs Joseph Dris oll~

, -_ _ 5 _ - - c ,

V ` ali-vi-nas-il iverannu rrllleetivelyi tn I sccy-"trim-5uii`-'i`. Etillll. JCIli*iiUSl BU-

‘ /I I 4

i-.mm in ii, me imii any nr nm-niiir-f uii50l”S, Mrs. Prank Harnin, Mrs. .\. li. ifilifi. nt two o‘f°lnek in the nftvr

_ _ iioiiii nl tho some iiiiy nnil nrnvo their Hen ~ '

at 1-liiiniii iieforn the l\Ii\at»'r of the Rolla _ln IIKI Jenkins* Mrs- Hurry W00d

ut his Fliuinlieriu in tho Lnw (`ouriu ‘ c rs* H3559” JUnkiilS. iniiimiiir in viiiiridiii-ma-ii in iifim It was decided by ballot to hold l'ro\|m~|-, nthrrwiun in lm excliidml gg hon . ri-.im iii.. ii.-.win nr nw .iiiii wi-r and Marloselgmty' Mildred Auld und tin lm hurrril from nml ngnlnst any ' n nynor £7 100k f\fi9!`S{l!i`|€, eiirm iiriiliist viii- siiiii i-anim-ii iii- eniii-r Nine membmi .i0incd. The follow-

iJanies Monaghan; directors, Mrs

ing committees were a ' is

li-iii-ii thin ltlfli riny nt Nmrmher A ` ppom d'

Re-Rlutriir of the Cnnrt of Chancery.

.liilinalon & Johnntnn. Viiiiiiiliiinnnin, Snllcltorli, t iiiirlnttetnwn I’ F I

'Kill ll "ll~'27 "

Do not Fail to Visit Our Store

and see our

Wonderful Display of

_ _ i7».iii.ii_5.I.l.i_.l_.S._

ours

at prriees to suit any purse. New and dainty things to suit any taste. Before buying elsewhere sec our display of

-XMAS (‘.il0COLATl-JS Also our LADIES AND GENTS TOILET SETS FOUNTAIN PEN SETS SMOKERS SUPI‘LlF.S

We also have _L real nice

line of

XMAS CARDS

Reduced prices during month ot December on all

DRUG SUNDRIEBi TOILETRIES

` 0 K , ii. i'o.':o. 4 ' Schfxui MTS- JOSCDH Driscoll and

y " ng-i.i Ll-:|'rir E. nnricirniv Mil ' 1 ~

died Md- programme, Mrs.

Frank Lund, Mrs. Russel Jenkins, MVS- HMVY W00fi: sick commit- tee, Mrs. Lester Rankin, and Mar. ion Raynor.

It R215 IIIOVCKI Rfid Seqondcd fhgt

V ___ _ __ _.___ ._ _ _

. § “ Cflrd Of symnelliy be sent to

i, _ =_G~T_ Mrs D,-i5¢0]1_

Programme consisted of readings

by Mrs Earle lugs and Marion

_ R E S cg i_, e, .A .VA \_ .__ Rayner.. Coilection amounted to

Q R011 Cali f0l‘ December meeting

to be answered by Christmas I Suggestions."

Lunch was served by Miss Beer;

mffifiillg then adjoumed.

HGLSTEIN BREEDERSC

The P. E. Island Holstein Association is prepared to as- sist prospective purchasers of Pure Bred Bulls and also to assist on the first pur- chase of a pure bred female. jApplications to be in the &Secretziry’s hands before . Dec. 22. 1 'For further particulars ap-

vii'

C. J. STEWART,

Secretary

Hampshire, P.E.I.

I.994-12-3-3-

FOR XMAS

YOUR PHOT() Mana ny CRASWELL vvui serve me oirfrmriem. riions 212-L for

An Appointment.

Ill MEMORIAN.

1vms.reuxprNaau

Ori Tuesday, Nov. 17. at North Rustico. the aneel of death enter- ed quietly and snapped from the midst of loved ones the soul- of Mrs. Felix Pineau, one who was greatly admired and dearly beloved by all who had the privilege of her personal acquaintance.

Death meant for her the ending

of a beautiful Christian life spent in bringing cheer and comfort to others, and in the performance of those many acts of unselfish kind- ness and charity which character- Wed a highly successful and use- ful earthly existence.

Her whole attention was devoted

lo domestic duties. She was the sweet, oldfashioned mother above whose head hovers a halo of re- ligion and around whose life clings the youthful recollection oi’ every- thing that is good and beautiful. She was, moreover, a woman of character. She always insisted on faithful obedience from her chil- dren, and at the same time won their respect and affection. She has in a word given a. noble exam- ple of purity and domestic good- ness, a. memory of humble duties performed and a legacy of love which will stimulate her children to cherish and revere her memory.

She was a thoroughly devoted

member of her church. which meant so much to her during her whole lifetime. and which gave her i strength and courage to cheerfully l resign her soul to her Maker when the final sumnions mme. _

The deceased was taken ill on

Wcdiiesday, Nov. llth, suffering an attack of pneumonia, and despite medical aid quietly and peacefully passed into the other world to` be at rest.

She was visited by her beloved

pastor, Rev. Douglas McNeil, and received the last rites of the Rom- an Catliolic Church.

She leaves to moLu'n besides an

afflicted husband, two sons and one daughter, namely, Cornelius married and residing at home; Wilfred, student at St. Dunstan's University. Charlottetown, and Fic- rence at home; also a mother, Mrs. Alice Doiron. Charlottetown; tour brothers. Albert. Rustico: Xavic, Charlottetown; Joseph and Anselm. Boston. Mass.; and one sister, Margaret. Charlottetown.

The funeral was conducted in

Stella Maris Church, where a fun- eral high mass was sung by the parish priest, Father McNeil.

She is the first to be buried in

the cemetery of the newly formed parish of North Rustico.

The palibearers were Messrs.

Mosie Buote. Andrew Galiant.An- gus Blacquiere. Earl Blanchard, Benoit Pineau and Thomas Pitre. You. who have known her. apray- er for the repose of her soul.

CLYDE RIVER SCHOOL

The Honor Roll for the month

of Novcmberz-

Grade X-1. Arnold Beer.

Grade IX-1. Ivan MacNevin. Grade VIII Sr.-l. Joyce Dar-

rach; 2. Elmer MacPhail; 3. Helen Darrach.

Grade VIII Jr-1. Thelma Mac-

Kinnon; 2. Florence MncPhee_

Grad eVII-1. Willie Livingston;

2. Robbie MacKinnon; 3. Louis MacLean.

Grade VI-1. Ruth MacLean. Grade V-l. Eric Matheson; 2.

Eleanor Matheson.

Grade IV~1. Hilda MacNevin;

2. Alma MacKinnon; 3. Joyce Mac- Phail.

Grade III Sr.-1. Wanda Living-

ston; 2. Jessie MacNevin_

Grade III Jr.-1. Doris MacKin-

non.

Grade If-I. Ben Matheson. Grade I Sr.~l. Florence lilac-

Donald and Phyl.li.s MacKinnon; 2. Billie Gillespie; 3. Alexander Mac- Neill.

Grade I Jr-1. Belle Matheson. Perfect attendance: Arnold Beer,

Hilda !\facNcvin, Alma MacKin- non, Je`sie MacNeviii, Wanda Liv- ingston, Ben Matheson, Florence MacDonald, Billie Gillespie. t Teacher, Laura A. Livingston. (Patriot please copy)

CULLODEN SCHOOL

Honor roll for Novembcr:-

Grade VI-1. Jean Gillis; 2.

John H. MacPherson; 3. Ohristena

MaCRae.

Grade IV Sr.-1. Lester Mae-

Lean; 2. Margaret Beaton.

Grade IV Jr-1, Alexander Mac-

Pherson; 2_ Catherine MacPher-

son.

Grade IrI~1_ Dorothy MacPher-

son: 2. Florence MacLean.

Grade II-1. laura MacLean; _2.

Daniel Beaton.

Grade I-1. Roy MacLean.

Perfect attendance: John A.

MacPherson. Lester MacLean, Alexander Ma:Ptierson.

Highe:t average in school: Dor-

othy MacPherson 83.4.

Teacher, B. Friend Herring.

.and do‘|I|:t. ask for E S I G “ T ::'.':.".‘;°:.~. "° isxiuiiuiioii N- D- M" 2°"

Flttlnr md Sllnivlylu Gina mirmm

Souris iiriig Stare l 'M ,,,_,,,,,,

sm... .-_..._ l ll. J. MABO|| __ ______,_,,,,___ _,,

uuoeuunuunr! ad¥E§$u.} “tzhr I"’°°°'f.`-°"'.L-_---- ii l

ANCE. L-6798-l-12-1112.

CRASWELL FOR CHRISTMAS

Photographs.

REMINDER T() ADVERTISERS. -Advertisers are reminded copy for new advertisements, or corrections. must reach the Guardian Office by 11 A. M. the day previous to inser- tion. Reeently there has been a ten- dency to delay copy, enforcing us to carry advertisements over to ad- vertisers’ inconvenience and duall- pointment. Please make a note -- "Ads must be in Guardian Office by 11 A. MJ" L4!-

BINGO~ PARTY-The Canadian

Legion weekly bingo party was well attended Wednesday evening. Spe- cial winners are as follows: l\IaSl»@l' Harry Saunder:, Mrs. Dan Brown, 19 Douglas St. The freeze-out was won by Miss Cicily Peters. 128 Dor- chester St.. and Mr. Wilfred Smith, 238 Euston St.

RECEIVE LEGACY -- The St.

Peters Cathedral Monthly savs: "We are to receive a legacy of $500.00 from the estate of the late Mr. Frederick Foster. For this we are very grateful and hope that mem- bers of St. Peters when they make their wills will always make pro- vision for bequests to the church,"

PIONEERS-George West and

wife, Hannah Saunders, left York- shire in 1817, landed in P_E,I. and named'the place York wliere they settled. His son George was one of the first settlers of Brantford. Ont., as was also another son John. Thomas located at Fort Garry. Man. George W. West. recently deceased, was a. grandson of the original founder of York and built the first residence and store in Innisfail, Alta., where he did busi- ness 45 years. It is from the "West, De La. Wari'-" that thc state of Delaware gei.= its name, Sir Wil- liam West being kniglited at Hampden Court and crested "De La \\`nrr." To go i'u:':hei- Sir Tho- mas West was the founder of the English Wests, aizd took part in the French wars of Edward III.

ELM\‘l'i)0D JUNIORS R. C. --

The reorganization meeting of the "Elniivcod Juniors' oi' the Junifr Red Cross was lu-ici in the school on Tuesday afternoon Nov. 24th and plane were outincrl for another vigorous years work. After having carried out a very commendable program last year the meinbers were very eutliusiasiic about the activities of the J. R. C. and the result was that the school has ii one hundred per cent enrollnieiii thts year again. The liinliliglit of RSI. year‘s'pi'o,f;i'am was the concert which they .sponsoircl and which proved to be a lucrative \'ciilu:‘c_ The funds re:ilii:eri lielpccl buy a large amount of new eriiiipiiieiit for the schcol room and now. ihornugli- ly renovated. The Elmwood Sclicoi is one of the most a:ti'ac'..vv that one might ciiaizce to see. The cies- Lion of officers i'c.';uliccl as fol o'.v.~: President, Hilda Calliiiit; Vice Pres- ident. Katlilern McQuaiii; Secretary Mary McQuillau, 'i‘rr:\su:'er_ Bell Campbei; Circulation Mazinger. Dorothy Cnmp'ue1l_ As :i i'vsu:~i; of _poor aztcudmicc the i‘eo;'g;iiii;'ax;rii meeting was delayed several months.

BALTIC SCHOOL

The following report is for riionih ,

of November: ‘

Grade X--1 Ronaid Dclaiiey, Grade VII-1 Robert Pierce, 2

Doris Bernard, 3 Jean Holniess.

Grade VI-1 Eunice Clark, 2

””E-?§uTuAL.u__m-u_..

fl sr Zo Q S

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR-| BUY ROBIN IIOOI) FLOUR

iiow, you will not regret it.

Y’S MEN MEET - Committee

chairmen submitted reports at the weekly meeting of ihe Y's Ments Club last night. The meeting, dc- voted to business, was prcsidid over by the President, Clouclc Smith. An announcement from th: program committee indicated that it was probable that ladies' night would be held th_e second week ii: J:iiiua.i'y. The .sympathy of each member was conveyed in a lcttei' to Mrs. A. M. Douglas, president of the Y'menettes Club, on the

_ l

Dsceaiuak 4,1936 'ri-ii: cnaRLo'i~_ije1_<iwN GUARDIAN V _ __ gggg ___ 1'AGE‘THR_W ¢;/ri I r

death of her father recently in‘ --~_-;-__--___-_<.-_- .-» Y __ _ _ so Ontario. Committee chairmen giv- i l’0"°‘ "hh" "H100"

| in _ , _.,.___

, g reports last night were. Messrs, __ __ ___ ,___ __ ‘ l Fred small, Erngst Ben. waiter ‘ fl_f_‘_‘5_ Quf"',,:V,;",f“2F;,,_pbe], _ l Grant' and George Craig' A3 sm" Ariliur J.:l;i;s'/`;_c_ I 1 eral °f the Club members w°’9°b` i Llraile \'i --1 1_1. rzui-rite Poynter 1 Sent takuig Dari' ill the Roi-llfyl ‘.2 B;\l.'o 1- iJ.ii“._'_ _ 1-. .li-r_ir~_s Brow!

radio auction the regular league (33-3

iI>°l‘~1ill§ game was cancelled 2 Jenn C.im;:1;t-li, 1:

` (i";1Lf‘ = ` `.`

xr. fs

C [1

<.l’f‘

g. Races Towards Manila , PM 1"-‘CL

Anniversary _ __ _ Grd¢i= l\v._11I\f_._;V-L___i~;!_ I

After Raking Eastg __<_§=--fll>_1i_1__~

i tweiity fifth anniversary of the d- ~- S ||w| y l marriage of Mr. and Mrs. William (A1§{§'Nlg_AG'ua5clCa“s-,Wife at,,p,,(.r,§n i ..1.~s ll mr. 1 J.°.ire.s Fitzsim.

, _ ._ "_ V_

i ehoir is to be congratulated upon

i the .siilenciicl manner in which they _ Vi\CV’_;f‘V'~i`,; Augiui Bi`uuu5'» .

ofrrawa, Dec. 2-ic:-'i-short-‘ S*'M_-.i`fi;.j{AT,..,,,» -. ~ .

l acqiiitted themselves and Si. Marys

J. Paquet of Souris, Reverend J. _ - -i-. -. rf ~ ,_; C~ Peiurs- Pip- Oi' Kelly'-S CFO-$5 and i giiiilclfirlitYi-iiuciPiiiiiiiigixijhiiy'“buildui; _fu-~ 1" i ‘-“ll - i IJ _\':l Brr/.'.'n. i bwlllff Of MIS- Paallet. was lbs: in Manila ieiiigm, waii is uiii iii- " _ ‘ ' " ` " _ _ ____ celebrant of the mass of Thanks- 1 ¢ey~,_<i;y vet to be fell. ( ".` iff." ` ` " 1' ,`.m"'z,iw.m giving. Reverend I, R. A. McDon- i Striking the coa t 100 m:le.=» fmfl ." , z' _' I' ` ""6 Ibn' Hui. Dhfish Priest honoured the oc- southwest of here, the szoi-in :cm ",;_f. _' J "_ casion by being present at the sol- _ huge waves against the Tayabas -` (VM: ` ` "“"“"" `" mn ' cmn sacrifice. Mrs. Parquet, who is 1 Province shore and whirled inland

the parish organist. presided atthe on a 60-mile-nn-hour wind.

Oli-’Hn while Mr. Paquet directed Weather ob.<,ervei's said the storm \

the singing of the liririnonized Mass centre would st;i1»:c close to Man- ,__-_N1 1>_,~_»`,,~_,._~_` \;_-_,,L;__),-` Cp,-pg¢»i__

cf st. Basil by .mites Brazil, which ila‘if lr held to its indrveivfl ` .1-.~;.ii J. :.~i;<_~,> if._1-i-.or 'was sung by the eleven children. ` C0lil'»=C~ G-~~ --V-----~

It was a. i-are ii-out to hear mei Six weck= ago a fierce typlioon Ki1l.i.\"S (ii-il_\.\ S('li00L

sweet childish voices of the young. swell! MYO S 'I`Bi'lli2ilS flllii Oi-110? '---~ - gr Cliildmn immmnizmg with tm. Luzon Island provinces, k:lling :ii (‘-i':u!=‘ X--1 .\1'.i_v Tile;-Zviiiiap | deeper v0§¢g-_,- of me 0150,- mem- least 546 person; and leaving 1.045 /\ii:ii-'e \v':»_;ic`=‘ii, 1-; .\l:!drr-ri Catrae

be,-5 of that f_,mu_vV in me artlmc missing, Tliat storm was centred i _ _V V _ ,,cC0mpamm..m of Mm Paqm., iiiiiéeotoe the north than the pre- R;.;i Bi-a.i.e}, i durin the rfiudilion of this beau- 5° ' . " , ‘ " ' ._

mu] gmlliicm m.1._mgenm“_ Tm, The Philippine Clipper. ready <ii~;~.rVie vill- i xl 1 Kell, _ singing of ,»,,, chrme Emwn bv for a routine flight to the Unitf.-il f‘1‘uf\*` \i 'i i--“`»‘-~'\u°<-' B-ui *N 5 ` “ ~ - - _ _ \l_ihi\l M:ii;»v.=;iii. Clarence, aged eight. was beautiful states' ponpcmed “_ d°pamu"_f°" ‘ (.,.._=,. \'*l 4-. - va,-,, -v 1-Tan- indeed, er. also was that of Cali- lll(-3 second SUCCC sive dai" Lille' ”‘m<"»- :iii (;~u'hier _ W __ _ wise the China Clipper drlayed its ‘ '“',‘ " ” ' " ` ' ilelle a..d TliVic_=a. aged eieicii ._ _fi mum from Guam to Ma__V_,_a_ _Gi-a;;,\ 1\~-1 _.YJ ini Kcly, I ten re.~_pmi;'.ri\' at the Agnus Dr: ° I.l.:;ei'\'u .\1';l;r.;:a.fl_ , Joan. Gmi~-_i_1e. Bcriiaderte, Frm- _ "`”"`W" < __~.~:» ‘i --i :;<.;.i;; i~:»_~lly, 2 'rer-

1 ces, Gabrielle, Theresa and Ciar- t I ess lZi‘Ilf3f1`»_\'. , 7 ,.,,0c_ S0,,m,,O_ Marie ,md Margamt _ In _V §;,-ii:I‘ 1_1 -Sri 1 Norceii Tminor, ‘ alto; Alban and Billie. bass, and - _ ~ 'ui' i"'”9~fl

Mr. Piiqiiet tenor. This famii_v

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_ E. .<1 Caiiiiuui .l, fl All-:A':.`i '>.‘uC‘:iI:ii`;itiell

l An event of m0r€ tilllll D8-ssillg C0aSt. 5 firacif- ll lSf'l 1 \'c:ii:i P:'_-hier, 3 interest was the observance of the ` 2 \`.'.iui_oi' Cciiiiiiucii, 3 Jv:~_:i Fitz-

b.llLill‘ .’ .

:~ '_ _ i. _ i-i' i 111;. Janie(

.u\\n, 1` - <‘§;;;.. I. .icmzelti :‘o'.\"_i_ .li._:z t_i:i;"o~.l_, Willar ozzsialvie 'i~';‘.~'i1i P.i\`:;1r:`. Mant

g.iei'.

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3 Pilfi-‘il Ill-IV Wcil be proud of hav- ‘ age in the Uiiized Kingdom oi 40J,-- ' (;$;{;,-`-L 1,'-Cfg-."C`},,.5<) » 5 ing surli splendid talent in their 000 hogs is unlikely to sat in motion' f.;:__ A "

iiiations to the jubilariaiis. Rever- end F.1liici~ McDonald extended fe- licitntions and expressed the opin- iou that it was rare indeed to find such iiiusieol talent in any one fziuiily. He also thanked* boili of the jiibiiariaiis for their choir act-

Stirling Clark. ` _

Grade V-1 Evelyn MacDonald, 2'

Eldon Hurcliiig, 3 I-.`ll\\‘osd 1\.lucKen- zie.

Grade III-l Harold. lvluc‘_Kenzic

2 Margaret Crozier, 3 Doris Crozier.

Grade II (Sit) 1 Jchii Bi':i.ndei',

2 Marion Holmes 3 Bi.ly Wocdwicie.

Grade If (Jr.‘ i Reziueii Wall. 2

Sutherland Cousins, 3 Leslie Hard- ing. _

Grade I fa- 1 Muriel Wall. Grade 1 tb) 1 Earle MacKenzie,

2 Janette Clark.

Grade 1 (ci I William Cousins.

and David MacKenzie.

Ellen L. Harrington-Teacher,

MIDNIGHT SOLILOQUIES Midnight draws near as I sit and

write.

What comes to my mind, 115 Weil

it might:

Because at this time of night it

seems.

0ne‘s able to write of fancies and

dreams.

I dream of a future clear and bright, _ Probably a whim, or an idiots de-

light;

But it seems w me. and I believe

_it so. _

Wherever one's mind sets. 119 Cl"

go.

Heroes are made not born they

sa ,

One ein be one at work or at play; But the true test comes to all at

sometime,

To live justly and right, or sink to

crime.

I hope that the last I shall never

live,

Rather to my_God and country

give;

My heart, my minrl. above all my

soul.

Then I can say. “I have reached

my goal."

When I lock behind at the days

gone past, -

And think of the trials and sor-

rows that last,

Only a second it seems to me now, Though all ask the question, “To

bear them. I-low?"

The answer I give to all that in-

quire.

Take the good with the bad, the

rain with the fire,

/uid you will find to your own

content.

Your heart and :-oiil to Heaven

bent.

F. A. Bremian, 107 Kent, St. Char-

ivould be graiiiccl to Mr. and Mrs.

congratulations.

The tonstixiiistcr then called upon

Marie. the eldest of the family, who rcari tho following address:

Coiigratiilaiions, dear mother and

daddy! Oui' hearts are flilcd to overflowing with a joy that can be born only of love and reverence and we rejoice with you on this, your Silver Jubilee. May the hap- piness you must experience this day continue in ever-Lucreasing measure through the years to come!

A quarter century has passed

over you, dear parents. and every dny,i1a cvcrv moment f th

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fied by your iinstiiited love. sacri- fice and devotion. Today, you taste the joy that is the true reward of ‘duty well performed.

an we 2.5' C03

Wi-'ii-"H11 i’HflllCi- NP- M- A. Pfi<ill<‘i and 1, B. Lucas, former comuush “nd Mf5~ J- W- Bfeullall- bl”0iilffl'i sion solicitor for recovery of money and sister of Mr. Paquet, extended paid for reports on alleged anti-

lllffiSi~ gan 1-:-;;>oi't niovenicnt of live au_mu,ls

Marie. now of Charlottetown. l from this eoiiiitijv to Britain, live-

who was home for the occasionf stock officials said today. gave a fine iiiterpretation of Loh- - They :old Canada export, no iivc

, engriirs Wedding March before ` mass. and l\leiidelssohn's after _ ~1 ~ xi 1 ~ -

tnass. Splcxzdirl as was the sing- 1 ry the first 10 inoii.hs of this yeiai' lug, the spectacle of Mr. and Mrs. i totalled 121,481,200 pounds. Piiquet and ihcir eleven chilclrenl The shortage. they said. was no;

, rcceiviiig lloly Coinmuuian in n 3 a large one and would no; take iong ‘ body, \v:i_~' innst cdifying. ito rcmcdy. They pointed to Can-

Iii the evening. supper was ser- iacinls hog pouulaiion Inst, June of

vcd to their own imiiicdiate relat- 5 4, 138. 600 z~onip.u'e<i with 3, 543,20) ivrs and the occasion was ailfohon- ` in June. 19313. mired by Reverciid I. R. A. Mc-i E-\'P0rI of live h0.r£s to thc Uiiitcd Doiiald, parish priest, and Rover- _` Kiugriom. they ex;\i.‘.;iicd_ wa' less :nd Father Ci-okeu, curate. Rei--1i‘i'actical :limi sliipinent of bacon. i-rcud Fa.h:~i~ Peters acted as toast- ‘ 1lilil0ll‘e'i1 it WHS 1103 illllJ0-'~'SliJi(‘<

master and tendered his coiigrat- fi-

licgs to the United Kiiiudom al- though l, iron e >oi's to that count

By Hydro ed With Costs

TORONTO Dec ChicfJusl1e

ivities and fine co-operation ' ‘ __ .C

' .' H. E. Pose today dismissed with

Fi 1'* ‘ ‘ . ' _

\m_`r.Cx°l‘m 31%? _‘owed his 1 costs the action of ihc Oii'.ni'1o

nppmcmtmn and mplessed me li\'drc-Electric P<>\\'ei' Commission hui"` tiim' "muy more h“pi’~V years against two iornici' comni.ss:oiic;-.\.

former Chief Engineer' I~‘. A. Gabv

hydro attacks.

The :icuoii against Senator Ar-

thur Meiglien, C. Alfred Maguire, former cominissioncrs, Gaby and Lucas sought $4,553, the sum paid out to Toronto private detectives and ii Chicago law fum who had prvcparcd the alleged attacks.

His Lordship, followuig the sum-

ming up _of evidence by counsel, announced thc action against all four defendants had not only failed on all grounds but had "fi-iiicd mis- erably." _

Ice Continues To

y _ o use

twenty' five ears has been sanctl- ' '

Block Lake _Shipping

TORONTO Dec. 2 - With snow

We give fervent thanks to God : faiimg iii inniiy- pans of the pm,-_

i`0l‘ HiS ill'f‘11if iZ00CillC5S ill ili‘~\'illS ince and the temperature higher.

given you to us as our parents. You have taught, us not only by word. but above all by the wonderful example of your lives, the true meaning of honor, and so have made the fulfillment of the fourth Commandment a real pleasure to \i.<. If we have failed in our tilial duties at any time, we humbly beg your pardon and trust you will lay it to head and not to heart.

And now, dear parents, please

accept this little offering, not for its monetary value, but as B. token of our love and gratitude for all _vou have done for \is, all you have been to us and all that you are to us.

“May God Bless and Protect You

Always," is our daily prayer.

Once more, we congratulate you

on your anniversary and we hope- fully look forward to many happy returns of the day.

Signed.

Your lov-ini; children.

'I'-he jiibilarians were visibly

moved by the affectionate senti- ments expressed in the address by their children and the generous expressions of goodwill by all as- scmblcd.

Mr. Paquet responding to thc

\vintcr's icy grip was relaxed today bringing relief not only to Ontario residents but to mariners caught by the sudden cold wave on the Great Lakes.

Ice remained in the channel be-

tween Lakcs Superior and Huron. but boats experienced little difil- culty in navigating either up or down. Seventeen vcsse`s freed from the St. Mar_v‘s ice jarn l\fondii_v night reached Lake Huron witlizvut mishap.

Similar reports of an casing in

marine conditions which a day oi' two ago looked serious were rc- ceived from other lake ports.

had long since winged their flight to the Eternal Shores.

Mr. Joseph Peters, Mrs. Pnquet`s

father, who was unavoidably nb- sent, was a- sharcr in the eulogy pronounced by Mr. Paquet.

'I‘he remainder of the ci-cnliu:

was spent in music and song, cud- ing with ine usual "For They Arc Jolly Good Fellows."

Out of town guests includedthcir

daughters Bernadette of Rustico and Marie of Charlottetown: also Reverend J. C. Peters, Kelly's Cross Mrs. Wilfred Douoctte and

address tliniikcrl all for their kind- Freda Peters.

iirss nizd frankly thanked Heaven The many beautiful presents in that wliaicvcr of merit might he filvr-i'. etc.. besides numcroiis cards found in him and his amiable wife and letters of congratulations bore riiiild be traced to their good ample testimony to the popularity

ivbtotarl.

, Christian parents, thru of whom ,of thin happy coirplq

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