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CHARDOTTETOWN

LADY PATRICIA- Tun at) Iva especially ill-signal for u onion and girls. Yidlnlv-iuk Pl_\ll',\§'lTl\ ull"lnli‘\‘uc" lPZIT ll|‘1'~. mqiii-iti- colors- \li~ . Minn-l. lll- k Luci". Pi-n. V». lH-iu-il. o... >lanelartl s lt»lilliui_' ~l§lr in Persian. lln\\. \l<-~.s hralt: and J01, Poll, $5. l'\:ucil, ﬁll.

Cotintry" Mixed (lit llcbt Plans Vfith Year End

lily J, F. Siititlcrsoli) f('.iii.illi.tii l’i'\s staff \\ riter) \' ilii‘ rxpcrlinclit 0i hOClIll Albi-rta, silatiry municipal hing iii Alanlioba and iil-ivaii, and rcfutiding schemes (ictatllwmi builds in the East, the " "lilt; sliilvion across. Canada ais the end presents

-tl picture. .\ .lL‘l'l.l il..d lo s a province t. lzi must people \\'t'1'C interested iiriililns? subjects lake cattle.

id freight rate". 'I‘o-

lii one $tlbjP('l—C(‘Oll0illiC$. "up the itlll road Winnipeg at tiiltliatiiln hilt rt- llkbly‘ also 1o bi- iouiid rcatling, and discussing the economic theories tieorge. iifarx, Douglas, Gesell or Kiyncs. Thi- nizlii on llll‘ street has turned at z-ntlon tilivartl iiitc iatlunal ialion of credit and the ‘d. He glib y uses suali ns as the (lost-ll system, tiational i. zdt-ntl, controlled currency. incre- lllfli’. 0i association and compen- cl’ ‘ 1)l'lt't‘. _ A aorta L(l(l1l_\' is it vast 9t‘0ll0llll\‘ al ‘lilo lnan ivho is mostly‘ i- rdllbilJit ls a forlnt-i" Czllgﬂ .\('iiLK)l teacher. William Aberhart, \'.llt) started out three years a-go to st-l‘ a ns-iv brand of economics to .-. ‘vtn. 'l'ot2av' hi’ is premier 0f i110 ll('t' and almost at the point lit‘ hopes to UlLTOLlLITE.‘ his ‘Llll. tlnaiiclal theories ivlth nthlv LllVLLlClld of $5 or $10 to adult. r Alierhart government took . ‘i i973‘ and .\lliCC then vt- happened. Sonic , lnSt/lk‘ of sianlpcd st'rip. l‘L'(lllt.'ll0ll. industrial codes and g of bond inter had no . bearing on the social credit _ '(‘tl\'C uihlch is yet to be reached. . " ziecomplish nothing else tilrixcd an international spot- on llit‘ F‘tl()'lllllS province and lwliiy A licrlaii an economist, ﬂlil, ‘t-iir or professional. Tao oi the most publicized act~

inn- of the Aberhart government concvrnetl debts, pllllll." and private. ‘Ch.- hiturcsi “r fill provincial ho‘ t’... ai.>;il.ir.l_i' from an iiw ' to 2 1-1! 111i‘ cent ili.‘ th.» veil: tilt‘ principal . l maturnies have been

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p Charlottetown l Y. M. G. A . November Report

KED SPECIALS

3 pkgs. Icing Sugar 25c 2 lbs. bulk Cocoa — 25c 1 lb. Cream Tartar 25c 4 lbs. Dates — — 25c 2 lbs. bulk Raisins 25c 2 lbs. Shortening - 25c 3 boxes Matches — 25c 2 tins Peas - - — 25c

The pregame for the month‘ v covered a wide range of activity and i the volume oi plrtlclpatfon shows l‘ a substantial increase over the, corresponding month of a yeair ago. , lA nuirked increase was noted in the number of casual attendances i at the building and in the number {of informal unorganized servica ‘ rendered. l Unemployed Young Men. An ' average of thirty-five (35) Older

Boys and Young Men-l5 to 25 yrs. - ' of age-attended the buildina: each ‘é uni Tmlﬁalt“ Sll-"lp 25c flay, milking U58 of tlic reading ca es a mo w“ room mcilities and playing domin- soap '— '- "" "- 25c oes and checkers. A small group of 1 Broom ._ _ _. _. 25¢ half a dozen accepted an invitation ‘ 2 lbs soda Biscuit 25c inform a class for gymnasium‘ ., lbs Mixed Bis activity and slioiver baths as guests " _' " _ ‘ of the Assorialiiil on certain morn- cllllS —— -— — —— 230 lings of each wcvk. An endeavor is 3 lbS. PTUIICS -— — 25C “T ,.'i?.'Z'§.'J.‘"‘.'i..'? ,§’.'-'.l'.‘.§..“..'i..f."°,.§lf;i'°" 3 “"5 0'8"“ — - 25° in", gm n; a Reading‘ “Rooms The Reading é, lbshlsugzllvll‘ '_ _ \y,,l,.r,,mn~s Room fﬂ('lll'.Z£‘$_0lvlllC Association p; g4 Oil OlZISSES -00 e,.hh,n,_,___ Fm", have been avail-nine not ionly for Z lbs, Codﬁsh _ _ 25¢ good jiulgnirni. lgThlx lllfgnlliors but hive“ 2 llIlXCd Candy 25L‘ and Hum“ h” etn ix Lllitf .i.o o noii-nieni ols 10 R _ B] d warm“, “T. l. X , generally". 'lhe great maiority of, “Z01 a e5 —' 25c h eulbralcgs non-ineinbtirs frequenting the 5 pkgs. Jelly -— -— 25C DnilyUscfulnt-ssJxing ﬁffllillflnil “Rmxnlvvdzm luwngployod l4 "L walnuts ‘— — 25c . , . i c . ' ‘i 1* ii- ~ Servmc’ sol“! wmlh‘ ihzineg periodicals]antlqsbiierﬁl lrlllilll_i' 1 lb’ Sliced Bacon newspapers attract a large number No- 1 "_ _ '— —‘ 25c lto the ASzOClRILLOII Building. _ I 2 lbS. Bologna -- 25c lrnBoys‘ iltrilblby Crtaft (guifb- Manual , 1 ]b_ Butter __ __ 25c ‘llilllllg. 'ilriy~ we i ercnt bovsl - - i are our-tilled ilr ioilr Manual Traiii- l z lbs’ Mlxed Nuts 25c i nu CILIROS conducted under the Jriikli-i-sliip of Mr. J. L. Curran.

, Foili- Cl as arc held each \vt\ck—- tivo on Friday nights and tivo onl Salurdiii‘. Sateen class i>er ods were licld dill-lug the month with, a total attendance of ll!l1£‘t_\‘—fi\'€. ‘ -Bo_vs‘ Sianip Club. '1‘\vcnl_v diff- rri-ilt boy-ts arv getting a lJPilDi‘ illi- wu and Lem“, as 01d (19915 u}; dcizsianrliiir oi \\'Ol‘l(l gco-gixlpliv and

l those cumrﬂclcd bum“, m“ amen Internaizoiizil aTaii-s through ‘ nciv debts being c.:ilt.acie;l since. 11 Jlllllvl‘ 111d Illlvfllll‘ '1‘ 51'1"“?

l On nciv debts. intt-rcst \\'.l5 rcducca Clllb- Tlllﬁ‘ - “W15 “'01! livid dilr- ,

l to inc per cunt. On old debts all ing thl- nlonth ivitli a total uttendJ

Albert Kays

East Corner Richmond Pownal Streets

Phone 1289

Hir- ])l'l.\'tilCilll uovcininent has re- sulted lll so much praise and so Xlltlfll protest as its; debt rcdilciitin lt-gislation. 1n bl‘lt*l. ii look July i,

W rs w» v‘ 11-1422-12-17-23.

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interest and prlilclpal ilklyintnir. auct- of 3!. Mr. E. V. Bull and Mr. “C, _ _ were dcductctl iioin the (icbl. total Borden Ling ware counsellors at lust Meek?‘ Youths Need” and the result made payiable in l0 tll0'NOVPillbCI‘ meeting. An inlerest- Central chrlslla" chumh- Ml".

instalments starting Nov. 1, 1937, i ing fcatilre of this rar-Iictllar Hobby "We"? Langme- 9f Hall-ll?! Y. M» ' Willwlll inwfest- is the correspondence received and c‘ A'_The world 9f Y°ut11 B5 Seen letter exchanges with Stamp from Geneva - , _ _ . , Collectors in other lands. he prmgmme “l HBBFYZ Memorial courts to test lLS iaLdity, biougiit , BOYS, Sunday hmmlng Class Wnm Hall was an innovat-on m that the imam “Om d"'b"“'“dc." mmmiblBov'sr Sunday hiorning Fellowdiii) paper presented “'35 ﬁllowed by l! l, and protests from nearly everyone i Gr}, toh I _ c1 _ d fl panel discuss-on The discuss, . else. ’I‘he government has defended up m? m" 0cm“ on‘ ‘fr “g ' m‘

This legislation, since taken to the

i the month with a total attendance was led by my- A- E- Miwiienzle-

i it a: ivccssarv, vital to recovery v

ancilﬂptpmmltly we m, v ‘my w ‘ of twenty-cue. Mr. Howard Lrangllle, three‘ speakers Very briefly 00m- l force mortgage-fickle“ into a real- . Boys‘ Wm“ s9C"°ta'-l' cf the Ham“ nlefmng on the paper presented or , ity of the debt sltuutirn. lY. M C, A. Was tho speirrr at Emits expression m additional

‘ the last incetinv of the month. ‘Ylbws on the subject 0f the even- l t: l Intermediate Boys‘ supper Rail . mg 11°" referred W by the intro- Y Rev. H. L. Denton of the Baptist ducwfy Speaker. Opinions both for Church ivas the guest at a group and against a P0513011 of extreme ‘supper of the Intermediate Boys Paciﬁsm were presented by Ml‘. _ _ _ ,dtlring the month and gave an Stewart Lelgh- M11 M11161‘ McClure of dried-out municipalities. Interest ' appropriate 3,151,511,“, m; lneiqage and Mr. Lorne MsKay. This gather~ on farm mortgages was reduced. iumt ‘m5 much ﬂppl-eciuiedw 111E was largely attended and the Ever since ciepression hit thc; Junior Bm-s- supper Rally Fort)“ program was followed through l “will? me Oirlsltx lyearsislago‘ m“ l one members of the Junior Section with Particularly close attention gone ig compan p ias ecn over‘ . 1 The purpose f h ' l debts‘ Fame“ clawed they um‘ gzlllxigrinllgqrigiﬁiie ‘gnBllducaal/toiilltlljlllilk m draw out lg? lsllllilllllﬁztiliaillfsgrtlafmoiil: l iriicterl debts when wheat was $1.23. on ..glecu.icm,.. ~n m. p‘ f h; 1 Christian teaching in i-elatlo f to $1.50 a bushel and were expected _ ‘ ‘W t; i.‘ 7 t m‘ o. ‘ ‘lye?’ issues “crash, H I n to MO repay mum M,“ whom 501m‘! ant iliictisatitin, 0 Jliniol 03s. Y ‘ < ‘Z 1e m lids 0f Camp Concert at. Canoe Cove. 0n m‘ l‘ “l m9 B19591"; time. The one

,‘ Saskatchewan and Manitoba, on ‘ ‘ the other hand, ﬂUOplCd other l means of reducing debts. in con-

junction vvith mortgage companies. l tastes, relief debts and private debts ' tvere cancelled or reduced in scores

l to 'ud"e how man" mllions ln debt 3 huile bacon iviped ollt in Alberta. Sa- Cami) conlmmei" R Cmlcerl W35 noulwed by a “we number 9-5 5151!!“ skatchcwnn and Manitoba but the , held in the Canoe Cove Community "latmﬁ “"1 lwlvful 11nd B- request l figure for Snskataticivrm alone was H811 1'11 aid 01' the Camp and a fair i195 MPH tuﬂdo for more such meet- , placed iit $7.3.000.0U0. If the Act ‘sum ivas realized for the operations “'55- o" U19 Other hand, the wis- stands scrutiny‘ of the courts, the i of this past sea-tin. The piicgixnile do!" 9f lilscuﬁiillg social and econ- saving in Alberta will continue for I was arranged by Miss Berna Hiles- "mic QUESUOYIS 0F 00111111051118 B/ﬂy i0 years. ftis, Miss Leila Worthy and Mr, w, meeting in nature of a forum on Refunding plans are in process i A. Henry. The Committee is deeply Sunday evening has been questioned for several Ontario municipalities indfibtcd m the Girls and Boys who ‘ by a. few’ at least. This is a. mat-tar whose bond obligations are in dc- k , , , ‘ _ which W111 1 _ mull‘ ‘m two. ilnponum. _ also“ i ll/llltGtfb). TZ/ltftiliilridstlieslflrtlltiiigs "(lion 0f lhiﬁnfﬁgsgltlsltbllg lfillstliilsle Windsor and Mlmlco, the (lest may Wm‘) a ‘Mm in slyxyylylinfj “any gatherinﬂs of younw pgoplg be financed on a plan involving is- 1 t t- ' “ ‘ ‘ “ , HF Y” Grads C1 ‘i, ' sue of new bonds at n lower iiiter- pm a 19"‘ , i‘ 1 . u ' “wee meet‘ est rate and a time extension for Gms am‘ B°Y5 MOVUIB Plcl/"Tl? n35 °‘ the club We"? held during payment. This plan has been ac- cepted by the municipalities and the Boridholders’ Protective Associ-

, ows provided by the Commissioner , of fifty-fol"- 0116 m€0tlng was in ‘of Parks of the Dominion Govcrli- ' the 1111mm of t» Ladies‘ Night Event with an attendance

“Mon and is bcfmit. mm Omar“, i ment were ])l‘t‘S"lllC(l on three Frl- of twenty Niunicipal Board for approval. Silil- l dill’ C\'l‘lllll,;s of the month with a gllﬂsts. Rev. A. E. MacKeilzie of iar refunding is 1)l'01)().‘c[l for 0th; total attendance of‘ two hundred. , Trinity United Church was the

These entertainments are attendedﬂuest SPtF-lkﬁr On one occasion, by girls and boys up to fourteen Y's Mons Club. Four meetings years of age and arc hold as Camm- W"? llcld with u total attendance

municipalities. In the few cases of municipal bond default iii Quebec the provin-

ties’ obligations well advanced. “As for the Marltlmos." said u bond house authority. "they have n. coni- . parativcly" clean bill oi health in‘ rrurlrd to meeting both principlll and interest on their builds.“

“Fishing for 'I‘_vrc"-“'I'lic Beaver HUGH between the two organizations. I-‘amily"~'.la.~pel~ of the Lakes“ YOUIIB People's Choir Rehearsal. Etlut llﬁllllll Tilrcrial Group. 5'01"’ Sﬂlllfilﬁy night rehearsals of

fiaonlll with a total altcndiuioe of utlcninuce of forty-six under the lsixtrtli ll‘lfl"i' the (l'l‘f‘(‘I.1(‘l"l 0i Mr. direction of Mrs. Frances H011

;~_~.;::::.~__ :;.-:.— .1. :'_—_ (kiorge Hart oi Prince Street Tfaiﬁof- This gmllp 0f young people , School. assist in the musical programe of Young People's Song Services, the $undily Evening after church

Song Services. Senior Section Rally. The regular monthly supper giitherfng or the

The Stinday Exit-fling aftcr church Song Services conducted co-ope-r- at vt-ly by the S. C. M» of Prince of Wales College‘ the Y. M. C. A., and the churches iverc hold in .St nttendﬂnﬁo 0f sixteen Mr. J. W. James, Baptist, St. Paul's, and Boulter oi the Board of Directors Central Christizn Churches and was present and addressed the ll-lenrtz Memorial Hull during the group on Problems and Opportun- ‘month. There was an average ities within the Y. M. C. A. from nttrtitlatict‘ of about 40o at each the vlvivlwlut of a Director. lacrvice. Tile Joint Committee is ‘ Girls‘ and Boys‘ Hobbies Exhibit- , again deeply indebted to all those ion. Plans are now being worked l who assisted in carrying thlough out for the 1937 Event to be held in these services-soloists. organists, April or the first week in May. ,speakers and church officials. The The personnel of the Board of speakers and topics dealt with were Directors is about complete and as follows: St. James-Mr. Niall will shortly be announced. Two Burnett _“What Youth Expects oi meetings oi thc Board were heldl the Church’ Heartz Memorial :durlng the month. Hall-Mr. John Denny-“Paclfism“l Church Group Periods. In carry- Bnptist Church-Mr. W. Denny—'ing through its policy of OO-Opgy. "The Oxford Group Movement" I ntion with organized Boys’ Groups

BRINGING up FATHER

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lin and Halifax

Feature. Educational films as f’oll- l the mlmih with a wtal attendance‘

cial government's Ztiiinicipnl Coni- ; unity; Evrnts, of 105, one meeting being attended llll'~Sl0I'l is reported l0 have plalisl "he ncawr ppopicr..,..~g,-,,dlc Q1’ by Y's Mcneltes for a rotind-tahlci for taking Cillt‘ of lllt‘ munieipali- i R“._.,.5-i_ qlmm. 0- u“. Buffalo" ziiscusson on the basis of CO-Oiier-

; F»f‘\'l‘fl hl‘.‘$l0ll.\ were held dilrilig t-hc U10 6110i!‘ ivcrc held with a total J

Senior Section was held with an,‘

guAiwiAiv

I l of the churches in providing facil- ities for mid-week activities, one period each week was set aside for the use of the Gymnasium. Thirty- aeven different boys have been en- rolled in this class to date, the Association thus far supplying the leadership for this recreational program. Four periods were_held during the month with a total attendance of 72.

Olaaa period foil’ Herald News Boys. A period each Saturday morning ls reserved for Herald News Boys under the leadership of Mr. Jack Chandler. lbw classes wen hold during the month with a total attendance of thlrtv-olghr

Bowling. ‘The attendance in the Bowling Alleya shows a. marked in- crease over the corresponding month of a year ogoQthQ total number of games played being 3300 as against 2150 for the month in

were engaged in League Bowling during the month, in addition to numerous groups bowling regularly each weak but in League competit- ion.

Membership. The membership , of’ the Association according to l Sections is as follows at date of Nov. 30th:-

Junlor Boys-— -_-_ _83

Intermediates and Students ~57 Young Men and Seniors- - _396

Toi/al——-————————-589

Junior Girls-—- - _ _ _ _ 42 Intermediate Girls-- - - _i4z

Business Girls— — - _ - __19 Married Ladies -- — -— - -—2 Total — — - _ - - -- ._ _1o5 Total for all Sections - - - 644

Special Building Repairs. At the Board of Directors‘ Meeting for November consideration was given to ways and means of financing Special House Repairs which the Board was forced to undertake be- fore the opening of the Gymnasium for the Fall and Winter Season. Considering the regular current. obligations of the Association, it was deemed advisable to raise the required amount of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars for tlaese repairs i by special appeal to a selected group lof Association friends. As at date of Nov. 30th—$442.50 had been paid in. An analysis of the prospect list of persons yet to be heard from gave reasonable confidence that the full amount o! the objective would be reached. i Finances. Up to date of Nov. BOth-the sum of $3375.50 or 80.2% of the 1936 Campaign Subscriptions amounting to $4707.00 had been‘ collected. Overdue,‘ unpaid aub- scrlptions totalling $326.00 are outstanding. This situation is embarrassing the Association con- siderably. In addition, the Associat- ion has been called upon to nickel adjustments clue to the fact that the Cunpaign results, gratifying as they were’ fell short $600.00 of the actual needs of’ the Association _l’or the year. On Nov. 30th accounts on hand for payment ‘amounted w $910.40. The total number of events- apart from Bowling-held in the ,Y. M. C. A. Building during the ‘ month was 21s with a total attend- t ance of 2575. The total number of ' different participants in the fore-

Nov. 17th under the auspices of the Such program held has been pro- 101W, “Sled events 15 553 ﬂnd- ml holiday to the children and our

‘ addition,‘ theme are approidmntelyl 100 different bowlers and about 50 ~ casuals not included in the listed activities, making a grand total of’ , 733 different persons using the faculties oi the Y. M. C. A. dur- ing the month.

iKing George Misses Brother’s Company i

LONDON, Doc. 16—Klng George conﬁded to his Privy Council to- ‘ day his "very real loss" upon Ed- ward's abdication. l He told the 20 Councillors who l presented an expression of loyalty ‘ from the House of Commons: "Gentlemen, may 1 add that I am sure I can count on your sym- pathy in the sad circumstances in ~ which Ihuve acceded to the Throne. "I have suffered a very real loss l by the decision oi my brother, for by his going I am deprived of a (lose friendship which I valued highly. , "However. the fact that I have ‘ received this address at the hands l of many old friends ﬁlls rne with trunuuiﬂgemﬁlll. for the future." Further evidence that King ,George plans to follow closely in l the footsteps oi his father, the late George V, was given in tonight's court circular. ' . Lord Wlgrum, adviser to George ' V throughout his reign, was ap-

1935. Twenty-seven different teams .

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TJProtestajiit A’ _ Orphanage Notes

The last regular meeting of the Orphanage Board for the year was held on Tuesday and the several committees reported on their work to date.

We have, as most people are aware, a. very large increase in the number of children in the home with corresponding increases inall operating costs and there are many more needy caaea awaiting admis- sion. r

Mrs. H. S. Henderson. chairman of the ﬁnance committee, brought good cheer when she reported that, in the city the ladies of the Auxil- lary had made a. splendid success of their collection which to date showed an increase over last year and there were several yet m hear from.

The Board la deeply grateful to the ladies of this City Auxiliary and to all the other ladies who as- sisted them for by the liberal alc- rlﬂce of time and through great effort they have achieved for the

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lng of Christ, and there can be no truly joyous celebration of the birth of’ Him whose, life was con- secrated to the service of human- ity, than in following His example.

for such service were never more to which material progress has failed to ‘bring what mankind la seeking, is hungerlng and thirstlng thing more than a

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lvivcsﬂltill inhuman hearts have stumbled upon the truth which religion teaches.

virtues oi’ selfishness and devotion to unworldly things that are u.

And that truth is that at all sociuted with those old grey times, happiness is found only in stceples and ivy-mailtletl [owe servlceto others. Sucliisthe teach- from which the bells ivlll soc

send forth their mes age oi gogd- will to men.

Isolated. lmplusive acts of char. ity are not enough. They are 1 malche; which illuminate darl places for a moment. and the; flicker out, leaving the durknesi more oppressive than before they were struck.

What the bells call for L1 m. lnitiaiion of a new order-mot ill legislatures or 1n the fzrtnegg o; dictators, but in each human heart. an order in which life shall be based, no longer upon self bui upon the Chrsitian foundation oi service to others.

Easy at all times, opportunities easily rendered than today. A world

for, proof that mankind la some- "pitcher of vipers each trying to get its head

lng for evidence that there aur-|

How Edward Announced Abdicqtion To Empire

children a much " , It la also fitting that a word of thanks and praise should be ex- tended to the numerous country collectors. who by returns received so far are doing extra well in their several districts.

Christmas is much more than a

1818B family 1a on best behavior in great anticipation.

ANYONE wishing to contribute to their euioyment at this time may send parcels to 158 Prince st.

Lll08-l2-1741

A Christmas Message

Ono of the greatest Joys of Christmas festival is the spirit o! giving. Look around you after the holiday and you will find, almost lnylfllbly. that thoae who have enloyed it most. are the onea who laid themselves out to give some- one else a good time.

There are, of course, men and Women. rertless and unsatisfied at heart. vaguei aware that they are not 89W!!! he beat out of’ life, who try to deceive themselves that hey are ﬂlloylng the festival by carryins its grosses pleasures to excess.

Too much eating, too mum drfnkin .

8 Too much everything, but thinking!

as Leigh Hunt wrote. But. these can continue in that way only for a time. With a certainty that they cannot avert, the day comes when the body rebels against such abuse. when health will no longer en-‘ dure it. Then, they realize that they have lived through the greater part of life without discovering any r~ai Joy in Christmas

So they blame Christmas. Never

pointed permanent Imd-in-Walt- i lng to the new Sovereign. The l post is a newly-created one.

Major Alexander Hardlnge was named George VI's private secre- tary. He was private secretary to Edward VIII and earlier equerry and assistant private secretary to

l King George.

A jockey who had obviously been imbibing vcry freely entered the paddock and noticed his mount being led round wearing bllnkers. '

“Take those bllnkers off," he

do they censure themselves, Ac- customed by life-long error to aaek hﬂilllnesa among their surround- ings, or to buy it with money, they feel that the world is cheating them of something, or that the whola LvnVEIILlOII of Christmas la an lmpoﬂture.

The mean-Be of the Christmas

bells would set them right if such

people would sit and listen . . .

and reﬂect. Christmas ls a creation

oi’ the spirit. Its heart, its centre

Ls in sacred places. It many men

and women who capture its joy

are not notably religious they are

De who by accident perhaps, l

yel_lod, “onemof us has got to see."

or guided by religious instincts‘

Excellent accommoda- tion at reasonable cost on last, comfortable CanndianPaciﬁc ships. Frequent sailings via the Worlvfa Greatest ' Travel System . . . Cabin. Tourist and Third Clans.

hi! blamed‘ In- yﬁ III nulunlu

Wllio H. C. JAMES, Dlllrlel PM- nrnger Agent, Quint John, 11.3,

produced above, the Instrument of abdication slim"! "Y 1"‘ V!!! at lill Fort Belvaderc residence in the presence of q" At the moment of signing, the flag ol’ the duchy of Corn“. 11H“ above the cutie, was dipped briefly, than glued It'll-Elﬁn" "_

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ﬂlttuind this {ninth day off December. nineteen '3

, uttdrodfima thirty origin tho presence or

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Colman fir‘ 'I'UR'F"BB'»VBZY.RE ._; . $111; momma -

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