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The flec sion “'11s given in n. suit for $50,000 instituted by Louis I-in- nlg, of Mnpli-tvond, against. Dr. Henry B. Orti-n fur fnlhuc 1o con- tinue a throat operation on hlh daughter. Jl-auclle, l months old.

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WESTMORELAND SCHOOL CONCERT

On ‘Thursday evening December 16111. a Christmas tree and con- cert was hold in the school at Westnlorclzlnd and despite the fact. thr- roads were poor a large crowd Zlll/‘llflfll 11nd a sum of $21.- 01) was realized.

Allcr a few brief remarks by the chairman the Rev. Mr. ’I‘r.ttes. the following program was curried nut

O n ‘i111.- Chnrus by school; Wel- 1-111111- by Nnrlnan Bartlett; Merry Wishes by Marion Campbell; Chrid-mas drill bv four bnvs; Due-t bv Pearl French and 1111-11011 Campbell: Monologue by ltforey MacVittis-z Diabgue. Whose

‘ Turn; Duct by Lois and Rankine

lifac-Vittie; March of Mt-"hanlcal Dolls. 1a drill» Todd Orchestra; Dtu-t by Boyd Wilson and Ran- klnr- Mat-Vitlic: Recitation by Pl-url French; S1110 11v Lois Mac- Vlllie: Mouth Organ duet bv Law- son Onkcs and Boyd Wilson; Re- "111111011. The Little Boy: Mono- lmrne, Writinc to Santa Claus; Dialn-zue, The Wonderful Scholar; Duct by Norman Bartlet-t and Mnrr-y li/Ini-Viitir; ‘Todd Orches- tra: Stop drna-ing by Marlon Cnmnbel‘; Duct by Morey and Keith M-tcvitlic; Recitation by Bcvii W-Knn; Duel. by Ilavlmon 011k!“ and L01: MarVittie; Recl- lallnn by Marlon Campbell; D111] by Morey MacVliUe; Duct by Lola

1 Mal-Vlltin 2111s Willie Wilson; Dia-

lngtle. Flea Powder; Bong by three boyn; Todd Orchestra; Monologue by John Gamble; Dialogue, Am.- tr-ur Farming; Monologue bv Fcnum Wll-Wn: Silent Dlrrogue. Love wm Find a W111‘; Recitation. Good ""8; by Margaret MacDonald; Okl-‘lllt; 91101118 b.v School;- Todd Orchestra; step dancing by Irving Rogerson.

Sflhia Claus then appeared and in his‘ urunl coed manner 1114111- bill"! ill?‘ 1211i: frrm the heavily laden tree. to pupils, teacher; and vidlors.

A sale of boxes then followed, after which the singing of the Na. iional Anthem brought a success- 1'11) 11nd happy gathering m g, ClnsP.

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scene. "I um afraid that it would‘ Lean 2 R0 . . , . . bbi t‘. alonal juclgfnenl 11nd skill to whlchl ml’ 3° ""0 ‘Rm-WOW 0f the char-1 o -M cmnnon’ 3' “flier of people appearing in the £11115," said the government slmkes- ‘

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SUUCESSFUL STUDENTS-In listing the successful students of , Medicine at Dalhousle University‘ third your medicine the name of i Mr. Reginald McKenna Oyster Bed Bridge who passed in P111110- logy and Pharmacology W111 omit- 1 ted. In second year the name of g. W. Oallaghan was also 0m1nit-

FUR AUCTION REPORT - A cable was received last evening by McLure and MacKinnon fronl Hudson's Bay 0a.. London, stating that at the close of yesterdays sale 89.000 silver fox pelts had been oflered by them and that H3 per cent were sold, Prices were fully maintained yesterday.

BRIDAL SIIOWEIF-A pleaauxlt evening W83 spent at the home 11f ‘Mr. and Mrs. 1.1. L. Maclnnis m 1 lthe Rockford Apartments, Mo11- 1 1

day, January 10th. when Mi».

Eileen O'Neil, R. N.. Mina Mary K1118’. R. N.. and Miss Marcella McDonald. R. N, and fellow-

nurses tendered a miscellaneous sho er to Miss Ree Lcightizcr. R. N., n honor o1‘ her forthcoming marriage. Mi» Ielghilzei‘ “'11s the recipient of many lovely and 111c- ful articles. Bhe thanked her old jriends in her usua‘ "language". "The evening was spent with music. dfinfllli! and games. A dainty luncheon was served and a. good time was brought to a close bv bouncing the bride-hob‘; mm 8111111111! “For 5119's a Jolly Good Fellow,“

FOR MAGDALENS-Pilot H. S. Jones took the Canadian Airways plane CF-A-B-D and one passeng- H‘. M1‘. Turnbnll of the lvIagdalr-n Islands 0n the first 1111111 11> 1.111- Magdnlen Islands yesiredny morn- ing, lending there around 11.15 a. )m~ all" b61118 in communication ,wlth the Upton Airport here i-hmllth short wave transmitter ‘CJY on his way over. The pram, with S. Jones an pilot and Captain Gray M co-pilot, brought v ‘back a large quantity of mall and ' m"? DB-Bsengarsthree of the 1111-, ilenta who entered the Charlotte- mw" K951711111, The patients wem ‘Allkustlne Deveau. Amherst Is- land» Mflfy Anna Richard, House Harbor. and Wilfred Peiilppes. Evrlndstoxie Island. The plane 19ft me around 1.30 p. n1, on m,» SW. 0nd fllrht to the Magdzrcns will; Miss Harbin of Quebec City as passcilger.

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M1“ Mary Maddigan .11 the Btonns Gontrzr-tlnsz 00., Toronto, is spending a few days in the city visiting her OICl ltcme.

lit/HM Irma Gaudet. R. N., ha; Y0 llrncd to her home in Montague, after a week's visit to her Aunt MPB- A. J. Hownlt. Hovlland Si.

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The following is the rfpcri, or Qlyde River 81111001 for the 1n:1ntl1 of December.

Grade X--l. Arnold Dccr

Grade 1X—-1. Joyce Darrach, 2. Elmer MnoPhail, 3. Helen Darragh,

Grade VIfI-i. Ruth Mar- i

Louis MacLean.

Grade VI-i, Eric Mathoson. 2. Eleanor Matheson.

Grade V-l. Hilda MncNevin. 3 Alma MacKlnnon and Juyce MrtnPhail_ (equal) l1, E11. M .- Phall. 1c "c

Grade IV-(Stzll. Wanda Llv_ Ina-Mm. 2 Jes ie Mal-Nevin.

Grade IV—tJr.) 1. D0113 Mm. K111111111. I. Ben Matheson.

Grade II-l. Florence MacDonald 9- Billie Gull-vie. a. Phvlhs Mac- Klnnon. l

Grade I-—l Lonn- MacLcan. 2. I Avdmi Dflrrllch, and Belle Mnillc-

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1 ——-——__%_. TOLD llER STPRY ALOUT TWO HATS NEW BED-FORD, M11115, Jun. l2- Oongresswuman Edith Rogcra of Lowell treated her kl.'t:,0c111_c.\ 1n a dl31)ll/\'y.(ll millilwry 1111- 01111-1" day. WM; inc bt1111ri11111—'l'1111es. B1111 c.1- hlblted taolulls 111.1111; fc-r w0111.11. 0110, mic 11a d, 11,1111 n11.111- i11 Japan, and ccud h;- buught hurl: 1111- 111 cents. The other was made 111 111.- Urllted Slates 11nd rclnllcit at 813.13. M"- ROHBH intended hcr 111.-play u 1m aurumont for Ildllllfllllll pru- icctlon for American hat manufact- urers, the paper says, but many of , the men in her and encc n1u11t hnvc ‘ made a mental note to 1111101111 1111: little woman and the daughters, 1f In)’. that they hail accn n perfect- 1y swell bonnet that could 11c bought for 8121i. 11nd to remember , that the next time they went to‘ ll1cl1'_mllllncra.

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Sea View and Vicinity The recent thaw of last week has

made the roads icy 11nd the travel- li11 light.

The farmers are all bully engag- ed cutting and lnlullng their supply of firewood for another year.

Mr. Charles Graham has been kept, busy going to the different homes with h a saw gear and cutting

Phc people of this community were indeed saddened when it be- came known that Mrs. Russell Aziams a much respected resident had passed away to the Home Be- yond on fi-ldny evening, January 7th at the age of '70 years. The late Mrs Adams had been 1n failing health for some time but the end came following a paralytic stroke of the laruvlons day. lvlrs. Adams was fornu-lzy Miss Mary Belle Ollsloy of Spring Valley, before her mat- rlage and had many friends who will greatly 1111a: her. She was of a cheerful disposition, kind and hospitable in her home and all bo:h old 11nd young were assured o! a wclcumc. The funeral service was held on Sunday 11111411111011 from her lalc ri-sidi-ucc and “'11s largely 11.1-- tcnded. many friends coming to pay the last tribute to one who was greatly respected. The service was by Rev. Mr. Frenm gave a most cumfmtng and helpful message. The hymns sang were The Lord's My Slu-phard and Safe i11 the Arms of Jcsllfl. Mr. John D. 01111111111 snug with deep feeling, Only fir-numbered By Whni We flavr- Dunc. At ihc close of the 501-11100 the remains were borne l0 the ccmoterv of St. Stephen's Church, Burlington 11nd Lcctderly laid to rest in the family plot there beside thnsl: of hcr lnlalmnd who pred-Peased her about two years ago. Tile pal lbcarcrs were six nep- hews" Bruce Casclcy, liruee Croz- ier, Harry Cmzier, Roy Adams, Jc-rry Adams and David Caaeley. Thore- nre left to mourn the pneu- ing of a gnod mother, Miss Laura at. homo who tenderly cared for her nwiher during her ifness; Mina. Dymeut Duggan. Bea View; Mrs. Lyle Crozier, Darnley; also three sons George, Sea Vew; Edward, Margair- and Colin at the old home- stead. Tvro skiers also mourn, Mrs. William Adams. Sea View: Mrs. George Vaughan, Charlottetown and one 111-other Mr. Charles Cais- ley. Spring Valley, besides a wide circle of friends who deeply de- plore hr-r passing To the bereaved family and all other aorrowini

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M53 Katl1erine Mountain, Mar- gale, is spending a few days pleu- anily with friends in Sea View.

Mr. Owen MacGulgan, Malpeque, is spending a pleasant visit in Sea View the guest of Mr and Mru.| Earle McKay.

Tile runny friends of Mrs. John A. Coulson are pleased to learn she ‘ is recovering from her recent illness

Mr. Edwin Mtlrphy has returned home after a recent visit to Uhar- _ lottctcwn.

Mrs. George Vaughan, Charlotte- town. spent a 101v days in Bea View recently. Whilc there she attended the fu-‘iernl of hcr sister the late M111. Russell Adams.

M1: and Mrs. Alex Campbell cele- brated the 20th anniversary of their lllflfflflil" at their home 1n Burllni- ton on the evening of January 4th. There 1111s a large number of guests present and a pleasant evening was‘ spent 111 music, names and soclall chat. In the course of the evening the bride and groom were escorted to cents of honor and presented with a purse of money and a nicely worded address congratulating this wen-111_v couple and wishng them many more years of l1calth and provperllyi. Mr. Campbell in a few wnll chosen rcmnrks graciously ack- nnwlcdlzcd thc 1111114111058 0i fill friends. SPVPHII others wlw W676 present prcsc111cd congratulation! in 11 nr-al. sum-ch after which a delic- 1 1011.4 11111011 was served bl/ ll"? lmllm “m1 p1 ,1 ‘flip lmur all departed lo their home sniff-r wishing Mr. and

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PRINCE ‘EDWARD THEATRE, MARCH 16lh.1& 17th.

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iMn. Campbell many more yearn of

happiness.

The MacKenzie and Wlgmoru League of Hockey player: were scheduled to play their first com- petition on game between the Maple Leafs of Sea. View and Monarchs of Graham's Rcad on Friday llvellinl but owing to the thaw affecting the ice the game had to be post- poned till a later date. The Duh-y Kings of Stanley and the Nationals of French River also form a part of this league-V.

Trend Is Towards Provincial Bonds

TORONTO, January l1.--(CP).— Canadian government and munici- pal bond financing cOIHDIBIMI dur- ing 1937 was slightly lower, apart from treasury bill financing. than in the preceding year. and also lower than in 1935 and 1934.

During the past. three years the trend has been towards lower vol- ume of Dominion of Canadfl 6116011 and guaranteed bond finnnclnl- Wit-h a larger volume of provincial and municpal financing. This tendency a; regards Dominion issues may be uitributcd lo the smaller nizrelate of maturing bonds requiring refund- ing, together with the expansion in revenues which is improving the

I position of current federal finances,

the Wood-Gundy bulotln says.

Provimcal and municipal issues have increased for both new money and rcfundinf! purposes. In the municipal section Amprovlng tux revenues and the general financial position of Canadian municipalities 1111s broadened the demand 101' municipal obligations,

In 1937, as in recent yarn. the entire amount; of bond flnanclns was accomplished within the Dom- inica. apart. from a relatively lmbll amount sold in New York. While the semi-monthly sales of Dominion of Canada treasury bills swcl the ag- gregate of financing completed dur- lng the year, the t1ota1 of mill out- ntandlng at the close of 1937 re- mained at $150,000,000. unchanged from the opening of the year. the ‘llues sold during the year having been for refunding purposes.