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Soldiers’ llonuatent linvalied at Nine» Nile Greek

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A monument in memory of four men from the communit -4mo qt whom fell in the Pint at War and two in the latter was unveiled Nov. 3 at Nine Mile (leak School.

The flag-draped granite tmutorlal which stand: about five feet in height was unveiled by a war vet- eran Mr. Roy Campbell.

Kn address of Dedictaticn was read by Mr. George N. MacPhee.

After a two-minute silence which followed the unveiling, Mr. Albert MacDonald a war veteran. lave a salute and at the base of the mem- orial placed a wreath from Nine Mile cred; Women's Institute.

An appropriate sermon for the memorable occasion was conducted

by Rev. Mr. Skinner. a veteran

of both wars, who spoke in tribute

- to the valiant men choosing as his

l text: "Inasmuch as ye have done

. j it unto one of the least of these

my brethren, ye have done it unto '. Me. C. Matthew 25:40. The fol- l lowing is the Dedication Address:

“This generation having seen and felt the severity and horrors of tr terrible wars hence the people o this community are now about to unveil a visible expression of their gratitude to those who donned the unifmm thus displaying that in their hearts was sheathed the Sword of Devotion for King and Country.

Our heartfelt thanks go out to those who by the Grace of God Loyalty, Courage and Devotion have participated in bowing the enemy down to the dust of an over- whelming defeat o! unconditional surrender. therefore let us never lose sight of the great price which has been paid in human lives and the sacrifices which have been so willingly made that we may enjoy Freedom.

There are many doors into God's paradise where the loyal and true rest ever in l-lis sight. But the most honorable is the Golden Door through which heroes pass to the present-e of their God which is their grcnt reward. Through this l cinorl- two of our noble men in i ltvorld War I— and two in World l

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War If- have passed to be with Him foiever- wearing a truer crc-yn than any ureaih that mrm cnu weave them. As a symbol of our respect we have inscribed on this scroll the names of those who went forth from this community to protect and pre- serve our notion- our libcrty- our Wily of ltfc- and the OPGBHW-‘il Christian faith as we kncw it. Wc trust as time rolls on that this inzcription will over remind us of the sacrifices, even unto death which "were made on our behalf". ~ The following are the names:

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ed meeting by repeating Creed in unison” 3.911, lgwasgurospondqed to with "My Iihvo te Song". 1 »‘ ’ The armual meeting of Greenvale The minutes of last annual meet- Women's Institute met at the home ing end last regular mes-tins were of Mia. Kenneth White on Monday read and approved-_ evening, Nov. 4th., witﬁ an attend- Reports of the various committees ance of nine member-w and one were given and bills were presented visitor. end raid. L , The President presided and open- The Salvation Army collection was

Board oi Public Utilities

Canada Province of

Prince Edward Island . ly the Board. of Commissioners of Public Utilities

GREINVAIIE W. l. ANNUAL MEETING

Upon caummury investigation held this doy under the Pmvisicns oi the Public Utilities Act, the Board finds that The Maritime Electric Company Limited now is, and for several months to coma, will be incapable oi supplying all areas ncw served by it continuously with the peak loud of electric energy os~ new de- munﬂd, thereby from time to time making energy stoppages necessary in one or more oi the areas. But on the evidence adduced

Pic. John Campbell, Killed in -. lActicn in France, Sept. a0, 1916. a .[\ge 33

. Ptc. Anncas Dcwling. Killed in "}°°"‘P1*"" 8° R "W" will“ "°'~ b" lActlotl in notice, July n. 191v. 5W6“- Auc l9.

The sccrrt'-.l'i‘§'~‘tl'eai=.ltt'cr gave the‘ gm Qbsnvm; Rah,“ 515C593“, financial report of year's work us: lmmd in Avmm in Burmm Dec

follows: Receipts: Collections nt tm 15342 Age g1

meetings $6 (t2; Interest 22 vcllthil p“. Chm-i“ R 3M5, {(11135 in Gnvermlw-“l 64'5"" 51 251 Gm” lAciion in Italy. Jan. 8. 1944. Ago 25. Bag 50 cents: proceeds of fcstival1

$86.70; Bnznnr and pantry sale‘ __ $2015. Membership Wes $2.75;

$144M _ - l wmsnor. souru RALLY

Expenditures: Expenses of mect- Sgnvlcp; lngs $130; Christmas trout to

school children $2 38; school sup-

plies $5 B4; fruit for community wlnsloe 5mm‘ gummy Soho": hem

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SPRING VALLEY W. l.

The annual meeting of the spring

Valley W. I. was held at the home

of Mrs. W. J. Harrington. Meet-

ing opened with the ode and creed. in unison. Minutes c-f last annual‘ and regular meeting were read. l0

members paid their dues. Knitted

articles were donated to be aentl to Red Cross for overseas. All corn- l mlttees reported and new ones" were appointed. The Secretaryl Treasurer gave an itemized report| of the year's finalkes. The election, oi’ officers resulted‘ an follownf President, Mrs. Everett Surisbury.‘ 1st. Vice, Mrs. Roy Tublin. 2nd,‘ vice, Mrs. Andrew Caselcy; Sec-z rotary-Treasurer. Mrs. Hiram Her-l rlngtcn. Auditors, Mrs, Everett

Cousins and Miss Florence Bryan-

trm. Directors. Mrs. Wesley (loin

and Mrs. Harry Sudshury. Red

Cross Ccnvenor. Mrs. Robt. Glov-

er.

Song titles were suggesw-i for the “new song ba-ck." Plans were made for an auction sale and bingo at the home of Mrs. Harry suds» bury. The Secretary Treasurer was presented wZ-th a gift from the members for which she thanked them most sincerely. Mrs. Mamie Adams invited members for tho De-' camber meeting. rnll mil to he an‘ cizrhange of gifts. Lunch wars serv-z "fl h)’ the hostess and mccting closed with the King.

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The thirty-second nnnuui meet-l "ti! 0f silflfltiflﬁld Women's Instii-i lilo was held on Nov 11th at that home of Mrs Arthur l-lasiam. l Roll call was answered by thlr-i imp members with the annual feel Kalil one new member was welcom-l c . ~ The bleeidﬁnts address was full-i

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owed by the treasurers report for the year: Balance from previous 3'08!” $31.08. Receipts including fees, collections, Drama Fund. proceeds

their annual Rally Dny service in the church on Nov. l0 with R WU‘ large attendance. The church was

$4.09; Sympathy cnrd l0 cents; don- atlons: hunter River Library $2.00: TB. League $10 00: Red Cross $15.00; Save the Children Fund $15 00; Expenses of festival $41.49; Exchange on cheque 15 cents: Over- seas box $3 67; quilting material $2 58; total $103.60: leaving a bal- qnce on hand of $40 40

Rod Cross report for year: 2 large quills and 1 crib quilt donated, 1 pair shorts, 4 pairs pyjamas, l1 pairs girls panties.

The election of officers for com-

nnd thorn berries. ‘The school cx- tends many thanks to Mr. Mot-Kay and Mr, Clarke for their asst-timer;- l-n tho program which consisted of Organ Prelude by Mr. E. Clark Call to worship by Mr. Kean Hymn 399, Faith of our Fﬂilwrs- Prayer. Dnnlcl Clarke, first y-r-nr student M. A. Chorus by Sunday School -

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ing year was as follows; President. Mrs. Kennett! White (reelected); Vice-president, Mrs. Earle Macftne (re-elected); Susy-treasurer. Mrs.

the Board finds that continuous service moy be had through o voluntary reduction, on the part of all electric energy consume a, of ct least thirty per cant of the usual consumption oi energy between the hours of 4:00 PM. and 9:30 P.M. in each doy.

The board therefore recommend: o: follows:

That until such time cs its energy production is sufficient to meat the ‘demand, the Maritime Electric Company Limited withhold cll further commitments for the supplying oi electric ener y, both as to new installation: and hacvy additions to existing installations.

That the Mayor and Councillors of the City oi Charlottetown,

the Mayor and Councillors oi the Town ct Montague and the Mayor and Councillors cf the Town oi Georgetown exert

every effort

Jo) to couaa to be discontinued during theparicd of shortage the tile of all outdoor display and advertising lights.

Q) to reduce to the minimum the use oi all window and

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"i, interior ‘commercial lighting and power

The! thaganaroi public cc-cparata in every possible woy to electric energy dur-

by one-third the consumption of

Millnr MacPherson tre-clcctcdt. . Directors, Mrs R White, llirs. l3 Wonnacottand Mrs Albert Paul.

Auditors, Miss H. Brown and Mrs. A Paul Red Cross Convenor, Mrs. A Paul.

Sympathy Committee. Mrs J Patterson.

Eight members paid fees. includ~ ing one new member who joined.

Miss l-iaines Red Cross Nutrition- ist gevc a very interesting talk on the value of hot lunches for the school children which she illustrated with slides.

Correspondence was read and $15.00 was voted to Save the Child- ren Fund.

It was decided to hold Institute meetings on first Tuesday of month.

Mrs. Earle MacRae invited mem~ bers to her home for the December meeting. Rxslhcall to be answered with "A Way to Improve our Con- ventions". '

A dainty lunch was served -by the hostess and the National An- them bmught meeting to s. close.

Jesus Loads Us 0n.

Two world friends by Merrill Clark and Blythe Rodd. Scripture Reading by Lillian

Dhimond. Beatrice Jenkins. Duct, Marvin and Willie Gilles-

pie.

Readinc, 01g.) Ford.

Rally Day Parascls. three zlrls.

Chorus by Primary pupils. The chlldren‘s glorious friend.

Recitation. Marie MacDonald.

Hymn s25, O Valiant ‘Ho-art.

Recitation. Marvin Gillespie

Sn-lo, Mlrinric Crawford.

Exercise, The Five L's.

Solo. Elcnnor Rodd.

Reading. Truly Brothers hv Bri- ty Horne.

Recitation, Veldn Rodd.

Address. John MarKay of Bsndal- bane, P. E. I. and now a student in Theology ll Mount Allison Unl- verslty.

Soldiers and benediction the rally to a close.

Offering Go Gather In The Gold-

en Sheaves. -- . Solo. Rebel- Kean. Hymn 401. Onward Christian

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from sales 0f mat. blanket, cards ind donation amounted to $155.96, Expenses which included Secretary's

decorated with potted plants spruce‘ expenses. Chart. book and shrubs

‘ for school. Christmas gifts and treat to Sanatcriuim, Prince County Hospital and T B. League amounted to 88d 70 Bulzmce nt mid of year $93 26 .

Rfld Cftlss WOT}; for the your in. cludcd l’l child's vests, 3 pairs khaki gloves, 4 pairs men's. socks. 13 Girls‘ dresses, 60 gauze diapers and .11 pairs girls‘ ankiets. The Sick committee reported four visits made and l7 cards sent.

Mrs. Everette Haslam was re- appointed to visit the school in December Suggestions for the “Kitchcn" sectloh of the Scrap Book were passed in and the hitch. en is to be featured again at the December meeting. ;

The following slate of officers was elected for the ensuing year:

President. Mrs. J. Ernest Has- lam (re-elected).

Vice-president, Mrs, l-lygu, “as. lam (re-looted). '

T’$ N01 BFTEN

No, Indeed, g _ l See a Brand a New . Stock Being

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sold 10% 0!! in Mid-Season! . . ,

And W e Really Mean “Being

Sold” and Rapidly at That!

SALE OPENS

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LADIES’ FUR TRIMMED, UNTRIMMED And‘

FUR coats, surrs par-zssns i

No Finer Chance to Save . . . No Finer Stock Anywhereaa-What. More Could Any Great S a l e

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showered by an exchange at Ohrist- mas gifts Refreshments committee Mrs William Haslam, Mrs. Jcs. Matheson and Miss Muriel Haslam’. Programme oomm., Mrs. Crawford Sinclair and Mrs. Reginald l-laslsm. Christmas Tree Gift oomm., Mrs Arthur l-iaslam. Mrs, Norris Sin- clair. Miss Eva Sabine and Mrs. William l-faslam.

The meeting closed with the Na- tional Anthem and lunch was am-v- ed by the committee.

HAMPSHIRE W. I.

The annual meeting of the Hamp- shire Women's Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. Redversa Stewart an Mrs. Fred Proud on Tuesday ev ing. November 12th. -

The WWW: opened by singing

Creed ln unison. The roll call was "Slwﬁdcd to with 10 members and two visitors present. after which the minutes of the previous meet- lug and the last annual meeting

Smretary. Mrs. Reginald Hus- lnm (re-lccledi. ‘lireasurer. Mfs. Arthur Hashim.

Press secretary. Miss Eva Sabine.

Directors, Mrs. Norris Sinclair, Mrs 8.1!. Howard. Miss Muriel Harlem Are-looted).

Auditors, Mrs. Keith Mayne and Mrs. Crawford Sinclair.

Red Omas committee. Mrs. Hyatt Haslam and Mrs. William Haslam (re-elected).

ﬂick Pcrnmlttec. Miss Emily How- ard, Mrs. Andrew Ilughefand Mrs. Joseph Matheaon.

Mrs. Joseph Mstheaon invited

December meeting. Roi] call to be

. ‘and 9:30 PM. of such day, ﬁiqlaggfrlighiacnly in the room actually and for ‘v . .: ' u"

evening lneel.

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l bend to in practice by

eieaet operate with an overload.

l. t; MecMILLAN, Secretary, — etﬁaeatottmn at Public Utilities;

\ galng or removal oi a portion of the lumps from

during “the above period of ell electrical h] hooters, hot plates, pumps, iri- y .

Kiln at elect ital ranges re do heavy " ~ a mlnintinnlupe of each ranges fer

eat to the General Public that time

I ‘..‘ maintained but it the Mitt.- la will continue an In

Trina llvrevl inland, this ﬁntiday

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What legally,‘ cereal cornea lit-at In health-value ﬂavour and economy!

the members to her home for the,

(re-elected)

,were read and approved. , The Stay-treasurer gave the fin- . anciai report of $90.1’! on hand. The reports from the various committees was heard. the School comm. re- iported that the trustees of the tschooi donated $10.00 towards a lnew fountain for the school. The locmmittee reported the laminate ‘of new fountain and pail coating .!'1.00 leaving a balancrol $8.00 which will be kept for the school. The alok committee the ,bill of ‘l5 cents for hut for sick in district.

Itwas decided to make a Quilt at the "next meeting and each mam- bar is to bring a square of white cotton else 1R in l! in.

The slate o! tears wen elected as follows:

i lode-mixture. In. Chester Id- war . lgrryldvmtis. rs. Blblleijt TNIIIIN

the Institute Ode and repeating the .

Chairwoman. We. Wittsloa Watts. ‘

ENDM 30., llll.

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Sick comm. Mrs Richard Mac- the meeting be ad ' " Joni-lied folio 11%;? and Mrs. Harry Edwards. by singing the National Anthem. s vim of next meeting is at Lunch was served by the .. the home of Mrs. Alt-c Lari/Qt‘. u“. a551,,“ by .c,,m,,,i,,,,,. l! WM m0ved and seconded that charge.

Mood lslands-dtarihou Service

With the Prince Nova and Charles A. Dunning now operation the schedule is as follows:

Leave Wood

islands 8 a.m. ll tun I p.m. 3 P- Leaves _ ‘ Caribou 8 a.m. l1 a.m. 1 p.m. 3 l1

Operating Daily including Sundays.

RATES: Same as i945. t For Daily information Listen in to CFCY 7:30 All- Each Morning. -

i‘ NdRTHUMBtERjLlANIYI-‘EIIRIES mo. a A R. E. MUTCH. President.

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