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NAM! COIIICTID - At tho meetln; o! the PIJ. Nurses As- er se tary, s e e , ‘°ﬁi"“~’éi.“°“‘lie‘°é“'.ii.ii" "1' the President, Miss Dorothy Cox presided. -

‘I’!!! OUAIDIAN IN HALIFAX. ——Lalanders and others in Hall's): may so t W lkerh to deslrztie oi’ obtalnins Th6“? 5pm. ll Salter 5t.‘ . ti. TRAIN ARRIVAL-The Borden train arrived in the Cit a: 8.3 last night, one hour an 56 min- utes late. The delay was caused ply late train arrivals at Tormen-

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POLICE OOUBT NEWS - Yes- terdav at the City Police Court two drunk and lnee bles were each lined Id and cos s or l0 days. A drunk and disorder? was lined no and costs or 80 aye. A drunk on complaint oi his wile was re- manded until ‘Iuesdey the 19th. A remanded drunk was lined ts and costs or 10 days.

SHORTHORN BULLS IMPORT- ED — Two magnificent Shot-thorn bulls imported from Ontario ar- rived by 011.3. yesterday morning. One dual purpose bull was im-

rtod b Seymour Wood d: Sch o!

t. Her ert and was shipped by Thomas Amos of Mottat, Ontario. The other animal was purchased from the Russell Farm o! Union- vale by the Qhorthorn Breeders’ Association. Both animals srrived in splendid shape the Association 1.1% to Hopeton Hutch at Earns- c e.

BAPTIST WOMEN‘! MONTHLY MEETING - The monthly meet- ing of the Women's Auxiliary of the Charlottetown Baptist Church was held Monday evening with a larze attendance. The President, Mrs. n B. Cooke, resided. while an, devotional per od and program was in charge ot the ‘Mary Group." The feature oi the evening was three scenes, depicting "Lite oi.’ Missionaries in India‘. presented under the direction o! ﬁr. Zella Clerk and Miss Cora "“ot_ returned missionaries. The “as were realistically enacted ‘iiss Clark and Miss Eliint, a5- ‘d by Mrs. B9111. Stentitord. :5 Blanche Finlayson, Miss lith stems, Miss Ethel Sutherland and Mr. Cestord. Following the program a delicious lunch was served by the "Martha Group” o! the Auxiliary.

period was led by Mary Watts who ened the meeti with hymn “ ell Me The es ct Jesus". leléttl; which Rev. J A.‘ Nichol-ion n yer Reopens ve rend n3

gor- emu...“ wee from Psalm . A r ing. “Quiet Places" was given by Norma. lzwis. Hymn, “Jesus Keep Me Near the

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t One Betrayed" by Vivian An- drews The devotional period was siosedJby hymréaqxttly and Ten-

ry esus a " The re- sident. Anne Maogh d charge of the business call was

minutes o! the previous meetin were read and a roved A litter re:

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d was reed: and o! several delegates were decided upon It was decided a Valentine social he held follow- ing the next meetins. programme committee tor same being Anne MwPherson. Winniired l-Ieyter and Watts. Roll call for next meeting will be answered a ‘liibie in miloh the word

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ng Norma Lewis conducted the recreation period.

I In Memos-lam

In loving memory o! ALPHONSUS MALONE who passed away February ll, 10M.

HIDE TI N UEI? ‘El. ioroadem over C. l‘. C. .- to-day at L P. M. .

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and although the day was

cold a large ‘number o! mom

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eenoe o! the Pastor, k

Stretch was appointed Olaeimea.

Following the medial o8 the

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were received irons the

branches oi the Obumh

The Treasurer's report

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stronger basis iinanc than it

has ior years. Great ereditrie due Rev. A. Ii. Todd and

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t t the extra-mild action

oi Bile Beans tones u her system by stimulating the liver- elpa keep her ﬁt sad So take ry Bile kes Up

. dr ii Bil i! largest-selling liver pill: T: Greeet .5321; Over 7 Millea leaes Sold Int YeI 52

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personal friendship to , whose wile shares equally Joys and sorrows oi their negation.

A splendid donation o! titty dol- lsrs was receiver 1mm a Iormer

NOIBOIO SCHOOL

i ll i the standin ,0! box: gghiggl Tor the hail ‘veer m January 3

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st. G e X.-1, Lowell Andrews: 2. Garth Stewart: 3. Jamel Murphy.

(no exams.) G VIII.-1. Donald Glover. “do Lawless. Lorraine Hughes. “a, g0

N Eleanor Stewart; 8. FIIDOB aw O55- Egress: gillﬂzl, Albion Kilbridﬁ; 2. ﬁdﬂg‘ $5,. 3y

(The v.-1 auyn Heroine: i. “'”E“h°m' Y“ P” Lloyd invitees’: a. M0 “y by in“ 3%,}?

' "P0 . Stretch; Ccnetery Myrtle y l . MacPhee reappcinted to Board; Mr. Tupoer pointed on offering commit replace Mr John Izod has given long years '01’

Grade xv.-1_ Georziena Glover‘;

2' églfge ‘}?.‘i‘“f.“%... Giilis; 2, Eileen M

; 3, Allison Murphy (no ex- ems. Grade I. A.

_1, Mery\ Florence Hughes: 2, Marie limb"; 3. 3°!"

nie Mallett. we Grade 1. 3-1. Annie Mu!" : “Y” ~ Perfect attendance for montghgl mﬁtflefgléginpmgféfuiggs 02pm

. : L ll Andrews. Norma {ZTQIQY Elem?“ Stowe-rt, FTllwl-B Lawless, Ernest Humhﬂl. All?“ Harding, Joem Bowncss, Roma St

ewert War Savin! Stamps muons-ted to

dale: $12676. Teacher-icons G. Casnerosi.

0f Service. Mr. Frederick Clerk, Mrs. i-l Comm >

ard MacNevln, Mrs Eaohern, Mir:

tea Stretch. Stretch. Attended » Mac- ity in

M". Qtewart Borers left on re- turn by plane to Moncton, after vlsltinz her parents, Mr. and Mrs. n“ A_ Duncarh 217 Grafton Street. Charlottetown. she was accom-

Committee. Fimderick Stanton MacPhee Norman A vote o! thanks was — to Mr. and Mrs. D Eechern tor their h

nl d back by her sister, Mrs. 1 1 1 l ‘A? 8D- sﬂm" “"1 d““““"" gTECgA-gﬁpﬁlrillzwlxie melt-Teen 13; Marilyn. the annual meeting. The meeting

cloieduwlm Ivlélzpah Benegiction. s uen report u" Pastor bmicsted his appszclation and tile-nits [or the cooper-a"

spirit among the oiticers o! the Church and o! the Church and consmsstion.

MID. SARAH UNDERHILL

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gnhe ymm sung were: The Lord's My Shepherd, There is no Night in Heaven, and Safe in the Arms’ot Jesus. She leaves to mourn the follow- ing; Mm Pear] Ma/sKenzie, Carle- ton; Mrs. William Pickering. P01‘- ‘den: Mrs. Hall Burt andj-larry o! Fhmch River. Also onepsister Mrs. Marv Jane Boat. Greenvllle. Maine. and one brother Samuel in Kensing-

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Gard of Thanks

The lam ot the late Mrs. Sarah Undenhill eh to thank their man? friends and neighbors for kindness shown them in their recent sad bereavement. _

Card Of Thanks

John Stewart, Carleton. sink

her (ﬁends and neighbors m: their many ﬂgw of kindness durins 11°F Fem“ bereavement. also all who sent

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