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IUNUAKY Z, 1937

Today Only Prince Edward-zoo. 1. 9 p-m-

Lawrence Tlbbett in “Under nYour $115111" PLUS CARTOON — MUSICAL -— IRAVELQUUL

TODAY ONLY_CAPITOLZ_3O_7_S_4S The tlentral Guardian

EDWARD EVERETT HORTON PLUS CONFEDEBATION LIFE ENSUR-

in “ms NIGHT our" QTPESJ... "m "'°"’""'“'m'

SUNDAY SERVICES-New Glas- gow 11.00 a. 1a.; Cavendish 38P- tlst Church 7.30 p. m. Rev. Wm. G- Qulgley, minister. 114943-

i u n v17 atch out for your Unguarded Hour!

.It threatens this love affair . .. but gives

you a romantic thrill . .. and a chuckle

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runsnar. NOTICE -—The fun- eral of the late William Benders“ will take place this morning at 9 o'clock from the Mel-sen Funeral Home.

KINDERGARTEN, Trinity Soc- la.l Hall, under the direction 0f Berna Huestis. assisted by Marlon

5 l4, at 9.30. Children from 3 to s years ‘may enroll. L-l95l-1-2-2i.

IIII‘ IIAITPI,‘ roaring romance of the frontier

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MONDAY -- TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY ‘nanx ass - 1.00 - us r. M.

LUCKY TICKET WINNER-Mr. Rupert MacKay, Kent Street, was the holder of thc lucky ticket for a. $20 prize given away by Chester A. Campbell, Jeweler. ing was made by Police Officer Ben Mclilachern.

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l PRESENTED WITI-l TEA SER- vlCE-On 'l‘hursduy Mrs. Otto yumgpbell terminated work as lab- mutory technician in the Provincial hiboratory at. the Snnatorlum after .1 year's service. She was present-

, cd with a beautiful tea service b; Public Health ixporlment and

lsunatorium Staffs. Mrs, Camp-

l‘ bell was succeeded by Mrs. D. F.

Archibald, Charlottetown.

MATINIIE EVEMNG

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- , rul of Mr. M. W. MacLeod wasl .‘.1-1d from his late residence ll Jlensant Street. Thursday afternoon. service at the house was conduct- ‘ ed by Rev. Hugh Miller and Rev. A. l E. McKenzie. The pallbearers were:

l lUflfl|¢ FURS WANTED

. _ g _‘ u _ _ _ \ v L“ . l lvfcssrsl R$scll gIuIyIqmeI-lilarryfielg/lttg; wullhglévléS STO§E . Will be at Revere Hotel buying l hglltgguéil, Wlillfred‘ Llvlngstone and l

George Craig. Interment was in the j l Peoples Cemetery where service a; l also conducted by l

Furs, Tuesday January 5th. Wishing all ranchers in Prince ‘ Edward Island a happy and prosper-

v I Y‘ ‘ ’— Ukilibtl Mo§l>".§v’"”l"r“dEsB‘Z‘v“‘f’"¢vE‘Eusway

DAILY 3.15 - 1.00 - 0.00 P. M.

l the grove was Rev. Hugh Miller.

l FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The

Saunders, opens Monday. January .

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Masses were celebrated at. St. Dunstaxrs Basilica ywterday at. 7. 8, 9.30 and 11 o'clock. High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Ember Sullivan of St. Dunstan: Univer- sity. Rev. Dr. McMahon preached and gave the New Year message to the congregation.

At 7 o'clock lat evening holy hour was held and. the Parish ded- icated to Almlglry God by the Rector, Rev. Dr. .McMahon.

The watch night service at St. Paul's Church began with the sing- ing oi’ the hymn, “For Thy Mercy And Thy Grace Constant Through Another Year," which was followed by prayer appropriate to the occu- l siofi.

l A few minutes before midnight , the Rector. Rev. H. D. Raymond j addressed the congregation. Point- " mg to the past he showed that the

world and the church have failed in keeping good resolutions but he

mmlnded his audience that the.‘

‘rlrth oi the child, Jesus Christ. lfered to the world and to the hurch a new hope and strength - keep their good resolutions. He. urged upon his hearers the call of

‘Jurist to the new discipleship and f

u fresh dedication to God's service. While the hour of midnight

I struck and the bells in the church ' tower rang in the new year the

lacuclous srnvlcts

ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CliUllClll

congregation kueclcd in sllentpray- .

Mrs. Trainor sweetly sang the hymn, "Father Let Me Dedicate All This Year to 'I‘hee." Holy com- munlon. at which many were pre- :..~nt, followed.

__._;____ HOLY REDEEDIER CHURCH

Masses at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer yesterday were at 7.30, 9 and 10.30. The cele-

_brants were Rev. Father 0350111-

DESIGNED F 0R

‘BETTER 00M

Built From Plans Pre- pared By Mr. H. B. Weeks, Charlotte- town Dealer.

Mr. H. B. Weeks, Charlottetown cos-l dealer, has just had built a. coal conveyor from a design which he worked out. The machine, tend- ed by two men and powered by an electric motor will screen and load sixty tons of coal an hour accord- ing to the designer.

Intended as n labor saver the conveyor l; expected to deliver a better grade screened coal than w. 1 possible by hand labor. Metal scoops on an endless chain run- ning in a metal run-wa consti- tute the moving parts of the mach- ine. Those operatlng the device simply have to shovel coal into elevator at the ground. The coal is picked up, elevated, over a screen and into a cart. truck, or any other receptacle. and is ready for delivery.

Mr. Weeks declared to a Guard- ian representative that the prin- cipal function of themachine will be to make possible the delivery of r. better quality of coal.

The conveyor was bullt by the firm of Hall and stavertl, machin- ists on Lower Queen Street, Chnr- lottetown. They have bullt n. num- ber of somewhat similar machines for use as potato loaders. At pre- sent they have in mind the con- structlon of a conveyor for load- lng and screening gravel.

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Personals

Mr. Peter Sinclair, M.P., is still confined to his bed under doctor's care.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Freeman re- turned to their home in Somcrvillc, Mass, after spending the Christmas holidays with friends and relatives on the Island.

lhiends of Mrs. F. J. Trainer, Tyrone, will be sorry to learn silo is confined to the City Hospital for a. short period. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Donahue. Roseneath left recently on a visit to their daughter in Dorchcstcr. Mass.

The many friends of Mrs. ivor- man Sbeidow, Mlllview, are sony to

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van, Rev. Father rllemlnl m4 "l! Solemn High Mass at 10.80 by Rev. Father McKenno, who was assists‘ by Rev. Father O'Sullivan as deac- on and Rev. Father Fleming as sub-deacon.

The sermon was preached by Rev. Father O'Sulllva.n. who ex- tended New Year's greetings to the congregation on behalf of the Rec- tor, Rev. H. I. Fleming.

In his semen Rev. Father 0'- Sulllvan referred to the solemn thoughts that oome to the mind at this time of the year. He pointed out the shortness of time and the fact that all are moving toward . eternity and that one year will be the last in e. person's life.

Quoting from the words of the met he said "Our hearts like muf- fled drums, beating funeral march- es to the grave..."

As a consequenc it is nloeaury to look at life seriously and to spend it for God. "We should live m the presence of Godalwaye and we should remember the thought that our status in eternity is fixed," the speaker said. "We will either be spiritual kings or spiritual beg- gars. We will never be better or worse than we are at the moment of death. Therefore we should l follow the teaching of our Divine Saviour, ‘work while it is still day for the night cometh in which no man shall work’. We should there- lore make good resolutions to live 1n a good Christian manner, re- member-lug that we have the dig- hlty of Sons of God.

"We should make good resolut- ions, not many but some that we will endeavor to keep. They should have to do with being more unsel- flsh, more charitable, more pray- erful, and especially to avoid the occasion of sin.”

Exposition of the Blessed Sacra- mcnt. all day closed with benedic- tlon.

Music at the masses was render- ed by the Holy Redeemer choir imdcr the direction of Mr. Douc-

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cite. learn she is a patient in the P. E. i. Hospital.

Mr. D. J. Macbean, Argyle Shore. l». a patient in the Prince Edward l land Hospital where he will Lndergo a rerlous operation today.

Mr. Roy MacLean of the Bunk of Nova Scotin staff, Oxford, Nova ucotla, arrived home last evening on a short visit.

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Dr. Earl Grant, of Dominion, N. S., spent the Christmas holidays with his parents Dr. and Mrs. T. V. Grant. He left on return Mon- day morning accompanied back by his father, who will visit him for a short time.

Miss Catherine Mac-Lean who spent the month of December in ‘the Prince Edward Island Red Cross office returned to-day to ‘saint John to continue the direc- tion of Red Cros activities in New ‘Brunswick. She was accompanied 1n: far as Sackvllle by her brother, l/ingus, who is returning to his l studies at Mount Allison University. lMlss Macbean will remain three months in New Brunswick.

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SHEDIAC, N. B., Ja-n. l-Dr. J. C. Webster has received from the King of Italy acommandership in the Order of St. Maurice and Laz- arus, the highest Italian distinc- tion a. foreigner may receive. It was conferred in recognition of Dr.

Webster's work in medicine, hia-

tory and bllc rervice.

.2212; BIRTHS

.*"'*" >— ; '— ".'_T“_‘T_' __-_- YVAKELIN-To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wakelin, City, on Jan. 1, 1937, a son. t

STEELE—At Charlottetown Hospi- tB-L Dec- 26. 1938. to ivh‘. and Mrs. Roderick Steele, Tracadieh son. MCADAM-At Charlottetown Hoa- pltal Dcc. 28. 1938, to IVD‘. and Mrs. Peter McAdam, West st. Peters, a

daughter. CLARKIN-At New Wll-tehlre, on to Mr. and ma. Pat-

Dcc. 26, 1936, rick Clurkln, a daughter, Florence the

Katherine. l'0T’l‘S-—At Island Hospital on to Mr. and Mrs.

Prince Edward January 1, 1937, William Potts,

- an __.:.:-_________ DEATHS

JOHNSTONE-Alt Long River, on Jan. 1, 1936, Donald Johnslone, aged 74. Funeral on Sunday at 1.30 from his lute rnsdcncc.

PEAKE-At Prince County Hospital Dec. 31 1930, Mrs. Victor Peake, of Mnlpeque, aged 8'1 years. mmemi notice later.

MAOINNI&-At her residence, 15 Hensley Street, on December 30th, 1938, Mrs. Sarah Jane MacInnls, widow of the late Alan MacInnls, aged 78 years. Funeral will take place from Frank Hennesseyts Fun- eral Home Saturday morning at 8.45 to St. Dllflfltiin’! Basilica thence to

l ' ' ‘ ‘ l l l l~ lll r M NhE LVERIBG , . uneral o. the late Mr. M a AI1A6TI27 ’ 27¢_-,‘l.'}c-38c ous new year‘ hIZIt-HEESOXI, 7B, took place yesterday c' c a - afternoon from his late residence. __ Mt. Edward Road, to-Zlon Church Q y . and thence to Sherwood Cemetery. MT. HERBERT per MN-F- 50mm l Services were conducted by Rev. Pr; testant Mm. James Munn. Mrs E- Jfllkllls l Revere Hotel a. c. Webster, assisted at the 1 church by Rev. Canon Malone. 0 h Orphanatle staff l J dm 50 l The pallbearers \Vi?l:!okME5STS.DlZll- A I'll ' , MN- 3? 9 - ' McM’ll , Mill‘ 0 05$. n“ rp anage IMHl-lnindulvllrgryfiarl Inga 4.00 ; Age; follolwlng 25v elch- M“ Mrs. lei-ed Jardine 50 . il‘&'"uu<l.;..?.§‘., Allan Taylor- Neil - Mr. and lVlZrs. Hollis Jenkins 3.00 j $1113"?- ll ‘Wm!’ 91"", 5P" Mrs. Harry Douglas .50 ‘ walker and Vicwr Show. COEEGCEIOIIS Mr. and Mrs. James Munn I “ Tomlgla 25 ma. Louis Cameron sol _-— Mr Mrs. Percy Mutch -. ‘ ' ' Mrs. C. McLauchlin .50 LARGE TURKEY S — - Mr. and Mrs. Lap-lilo Mtgvchd 3.8g was l," womenk mama“ Mrs. Ralph Coffin .25 I‘ BélfllsTlllllfllEll‘ ofeglgcrfligficvg/zliv): £117,2- , I‘ 0O - ——~ l9 BIg ‘ ' “NEON ROAD yer "hrgarfl E113: Seyémgur Wood 2.00 $3.75 ‘ llceyi in Eastern Canada. and" who Mellett and Tillie Prowse LBJ“! Bu“ 2m) Ulgg W. I.“ 10.00 formerly disposed of his gum-e out. M; and Mrs. Russel Jenkins 1.00 We J- Sl Merlin 1-°° MT. srgwanr $01111] put; to the c. N. n. for their am- Mls- T- Pmws” 1'09 l Mi and Mrs. Ernest Mulch 1.00 M- E- M"°D°¥""d 1°“ rei- Mrs. E. McAssey a Rcnn Jay inc car and lwwl scrvlcteyreccivlne Mrs. Geo. Abbott 1.01 l MI; and Mrs‘ R Hflmm m0 Mfrs, J. N. Gillls 1.00 a bonus over market. price from B- C- “M” t h l w‘ and Mrs .1 u. Mutch 1.00 iii“- ‘fiiliiblgs be“ ~23 Wm. N Douglas 100 "m" 0" atwfumtffi “Periilffmf; ~ ~' s - ~ » l ‘ ‘ _' ' _ . rs. ac am . ' ' ‘(xi ",1as us year M“ B921” assign, 50 l Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mc ‘ Mm s. D. can? be“ m Stewart McEachern 1.00 :3.” £11m “fit and supylim the C. N- Mrs- A" ' R 0 t Eachem 100 p ' was Taylor .00 “s . p . iremems Purmenns Hashes -5 l w and M“ James Rank", m0 1m. D. B. McLeod .50 mwm Mmssey n. with their present requ nf, .50 l - - “ -- . Mrs. D. J. McLeod .50 and besides sluppcd over two W1 Evfiflt Lam‘) - i G o MrEachern .171 . __ George Newman JO 4 Mr. and Mril e . so . $3 00 0g drcgged turkeys to Halifax. These ‘lb B e -- l ~ . . . .- 0 v ‘ilaréy Lilloclygltltfl“ l 25$, lglxlllpe; l ‘15-5“ 10m Mt. Stewart District—$32.00. “fllf, Quéhffifiitfiliill »-' kLd .5‘ s id tum: u u ttl ' . Ira. Clark M m l ggffmrgfihnrson 5,, MOUNT srawawr nrsrnrcr fix’; e s ° °° °° °“ ° a mum"- Mrs- "WW" ° "m" ' 1; Wood .50 l‘ Followln e th u 1 : l pave-F r mem- Mrs‘ Wm? McLean 113$ Jenkins .50 l M°unhstewm1 Nmfl‘ P" Mn’ Mrs. Erig wlvlfKsy? CM: elf-loath be: p_ Of t?“ pmv. Mrs. David McDonald .25 v ___ r Clark & Mrs. Coffin smug. Miss Dorothy Wynn, ML? , moo m“ yesterday mommg 1m. Percy W» - $61.15 gfvk$<BJ~ 13°F“ Se! E. Green and n. Small; Mrs. l jnl-tructional mid training courses- ‘-"‘ ' . . . . . , ,_ , Y , dley of $8,“) _ _ McLeod Douglas 100, G. W. Phillips, Mrs. Colin Stew [hey “ole Corporal Leo Bra . .AL r Adi s in - 1- M .Edwi m ; . cu - 1. ~. l Detachment Preserves from: Bessie Stewart, Pow“ or cc m‘ .W. 1.. McLeod 1.001 u ' rs . n ey M“ 95,. ‘ m” 9km“ e o)" for a three P l , , tor Palmer, Mrs. Patrick Dale). who we t. to Regina Mrs. Wm. NfcLcnn, Mrs. T. rowse. Geo. A‘ EH10, 1.00 l Mmlml-iiu“ M°K“~‘ 1-°°s Mrs. 11.5.1’. Jardlne: Mrs. w. A. months instructional course and MFS- A- Mellm- Robert, Jongg 1.00 .‘ IWTY McKay L001 Currie; Mrs. W. E. MacDonald; l Constable W. J. Monaghan and .. . a. a. Moore 1.00: J91“ °“1'"““m 1~°°5 Mrs. L. a. Moore; Mrs. a. n. L. l Constalblc .1. T. Lyons from the gnAslxLil} if‘? Mrs. J. R. Brown 1.00 ‘ g/‘Ilyda; f???“ Am k i-gg‘ Home; Mrs. J. C. Simpson; Miss l Charlottetown Detachment and ‘ "' ‘S- ' g 111 11. 1.00 Ije- 01" m" 8° - Ethl st - Mr. c. H. M 0.1- c 1 bl Drummohd Hay, front ~ I YEVfIilaHll/lfcllegh 1.00 011V" ‘my 1'00} lum? Mrslfmlgarry Andrew; cMlss Slolxxhsnlerseide, who left for a threel 3°?“ 5"“ 18.3 w. E. Smith .50 f-lcYd Jay _ 1-°°l Doris 1.. Bernard; Mi53 Jcgglp l months training course at Fred- ljw Adele Smith Jgjfilfé glaflfm“ ijggt Hunt; Mrs. Ashley Murray; Miss erlcton. New Brwlswwk- u Al“ c‘ “mm 100 Albeit Jenkins m ‘m R c chrk l o0 Mabel Linkletter, Mrs. J. Clan. POLICE CO—'—*"URT At the Ponce l“ "P" ‘ blE ~< --‘ -.M i;Mis N MM- — M“ Gem“ Hughes ‘E0 xzllneJonldgnan .50 31mm“ M9119“ '75 dofQlll/llilrtl-rgd Mcli/letirdoorllxrld fenllle Con" Thmsdfly “v0 young men Gmrgo suaw “m Vera. Jones 5° 1m" A" C‘ Mcmmald '50 l Carruthers; Mrs. Frank Jardiue; arrest“ Wmmcsday “d charged Mrs. N111 Mccallum .50 Sarah H Jones m, uirs, Harold Show .50 1 Misses Eunice Jardma and Gladys with theft of n motor car were re- Betty Hughes .50 Mrs Willard Jenkins 5n llarold Affieck .50 ; Clarke IP19“ mended lllllll Monday. With two Itfrs. mu McCe-llilm g3 3,3,,” Gay ,5(l “grit-ion Big .50 ‘_______ . 311103 ago rt§§1vn§§r<=s giggle; “if; v Howard Cudmore - J ‘ 5Q A (ison Co in .50 M-Ra JAMES BYRNE l8 it‘ ‘0 ‘ 1 W; The following 25¢ each: Mrs. .1. gfrlymfrnoi; Acorn 5n Mrs- Frauk Rose .50 _____ i?!“cilléaflfflfggalzvggghu‘: u, - - . _ l‘ - _ c "g _: . ll mitt-mu .1. M15. W. MCI-NIB. A Mm Hunk Jones 5,, v'I'l1e_fo loumg 25c each. Mrs. A me death Ocvcuned at Aubunh R remanded for a Week A young ma“ I I-uvud. Mary A Jamms 5o (Imellllwl M15» Wm- McKenzie» E. I. recently of lvlrs. Byrne, widow ha], ed with “hemmed the“ from l Tomi $7.75. A Friend .51) ‘ Mirséufioysgeggd, Mrs. Eva Burke. S; t3; latttawfimes Dry-rue, forlrliiierly g mgtol, vchme was Se,“ m Jan go,- ,-m ~ - l ero wn a er an ncss _ . ,,_ no “RACKLEY “OED El lllgviton ~40 or u“ days‘ ' lIEEIItIIEEEOEI $12‘ tiw: aniiftexllen- r-pr Mrs. L. Scllu-k The following 25c “m. M“ P slxyntlllirrliiltllzylt t‘ anlgrspByme wéase autalteintejcl singer, dorsy charged with 501mg mp1; con- w u. M .. P k. 111 .Ido Pr l rs- e" F" “ “med “ q e“ Y ‘ p“ ° ' ' ed‘ t. o. breach of the Mrs. Srllirk .50 owl): Mrs“ so? ggn.eisM,.s_ - entertainments for many years. She ltfifgngyjnviulalzle 9M1, fined gwo - - .50, r l - - - , Mrs. Frank Pi ott " 1.00 also sang in St. Duns-tanks Ceihe- , ' ' , "m ‘my l Ro Herman Jock Herman. Jim g5 dollars and cots. __ Gag: ' Mm Mmon Com,- 1130 titre] f0; thirty years. A great favor- _____ $1.00 ' __ pew, ]'_,_ com“ _ 190,10 wit all, her death will be de- NEW YEAR nANCES__'I'he New Tom $1555. M“ ‘mm P 159°“ m0 plgfd l?’ ‘Elwéde (lush of friends. Year was ushered in with Baiet)’ MARSIIFIELI) (Addilloilfll) WHIM ROAD I," jylargm-eg Mrs. Walter Plggott Bymg m ‘ado: gwltéh mirzasgl: and revelry at the Canadian Natl-I n t~ 1 n1 - na- Mrs- Wml PM“ - . lonnlHotcl and the 1.0.01‘. Ha s. Wailace Wood .50 m‘ ’“ ““‘ m" m“ Mrs. Lloyd Warren g3 fiflflfof; Q52; ’;‘,,“:’,l§§,g‘,'},3;‘;.""' where dances were held Thursday . ,, N. M Don ld .50 MP8- Eflfl Warren - h 1 ‘ t '1 I cvcning. The functions were un- EAST RO“M‘T" Hddmom“ Millie follohting: R250 cacti: Mrs. W. ‘E; dafilghtegvealvltrflnmm ‘K238151155 dcr the mtspiccs of the Canadian , M , M .. M. .1. McDonald. Mrs. l Monty-gal mg, Charles Rcgerg, f Legion and Oddfellowa respective- M“ F”‘l”“'k Pmqmm" '50 Stlllislfl, Mrs. Nelson Reeves. the weetem States; and two son‘; ly. Both dances were well patron- Marv Nicholson, M. Benton,‘ 20c. "E59 "Fm-Sumo llliam in the C. N. R. office, iced. A1 Blanchard and his orch- NORIWRO P" ‘Vllndfl 5°“‘"°-“5 P!" Mi" ""5" ""31" oncton, Edward in Toronto. estra furnished music at the C. N., c u icd b W . Bourke and She also leaves eleven grandchll- while Elliott's orchestra was in at- Mrs- Grow 91'1"" '-°° o m Byldeglcllyn Mrs Emma Dwila-‘l 5° 4M1- tcndanco at the 1.0.0. s. Hall. Mrs. .1. w. Stounrt 1.00 Mrs. Gcddle Douglas J39 She was laid u» rest m the Rom- Mrs. Hurry Bowness 1.00 Mrs. Game,‘ Moore 35 1* " - ~ an Catholic cemetery in Charlotte- wATcn NIGHT SERVICE — A Mrs. lvinyur Stewart .50 G w clayey 35 town folowing the funeral services 800d Qongregatlon was in attendance M“- Elwc“ 61m“ '50 The. following °5c ouch: Mrs. , l“ m” Bum“ Wm‘ R"- Dr- MC" at a. special service held Thursday “T Cecil Campbell Mr: 1 1v McDon- mm“ “lebml”? MW- "l" F"! night 1n the Bartlet Church. from $6.00 ' " ' ' ' _ 1mm Dwsw offlclatlns at the 10.45 to midnight. From 10.45 w 11 old. Murdock l cLeod. JW- Cfimil p V: _ v 1c 1 eflod Dew 15c from. Mm a Bourke‘ UPI - oclock there was a. mus a p L u __-‘ __________:;———;1 ~ dlrecmd by Miss Vera f“ Miss M. McFnrlanc, A Friend. B M,” H 1 n Callback n u | c E s c u T mush... A R GA I N L __I xgshgénfigulg m .3“ mice , .'-1' .- - ‘ th Re . H. L. Denton, B. D. I‘.;(.l\.l'sAlS\ 291 MT. ALBl0:’a“pcr nus. Lloyd l: A R N. D» Mac 8G1! I prezldml’, the m“ a o‘ web; em . Rev. - 1'0 tcr of Zion Church and the Mrs W- J- Mcfiflflwm 1"" l Mr. MhcKenzie of Trinity Church Mrs. Fred Robertson 1.00 M 0 N C T 0 N who led in the prayers, the Rev. S. Miss Julia Carver .50 C. Cooper of Central Christian Mrs. Lloyd Ballem .50 GOING , Church who dellvemn the address _ __ Mrs. R. W. Chandler géil FRIDAY. JAN m 1937 o; the evening, M s. Chores Ran 'm . - l l send N0 Money l" ‘ ___ Mom. Jan. 11, i937 GOLF FOURsoME_m this] Y-"l wI WW9 YWW IWPEPQUY "We $4.75 craziest of all weather mix-ups on ""“'¢"“." Zigtllle hllltstili‘ rllllltcnfltlg iPIlXIOB Edward Island, roul- en- ynu q ca . — , _ :. ._ . . - .'I‘\\' and work in uomfnrh-or ace NIERMMD P" It"?! illl- M° Fmm chlrhmflnwn T _ l l-lIUSlIIIStS lceliebraltfige ha?! (gnarl; for distance.‘ Jail.‘ thorn‘. "It: Donald la Jean 1 c All‘ crn _ 0° Late To Claslfy m’; éYlEellE-Irgg course ylisterdgay y u arc no a souey sa s c .- i” ‘ _| > TZI___; —: - e - 183-1 "W" SPWtSdHI l" bfll" W. L. McEachcrn 2.00 0”g”':/Z'."”" "0' “r” "m" nous! To LET n OLEBAR s1 They reported the course in 800d "m" “"5” 5°15 mcwlm‘ ‘l '"“°h Albert s. Robertson 2.00 ‘ ._ 1 c511 13g; 349494.24; condition, although the greens hjilhfl" 1114"" '- 5"“ return them‘ Albert Fm-quhgrgqn 1.00 c/li/(II/{ll r/l Fir/z and mrdn l _-—_—_____.._______._ __-...; were s, trifle soggy from WU last iololiggaglytagiil‘ “us COUPON _ Cyrus McDonald 1.00 nl/(p;ymnolagellALfi/IARE l 30535535 AOCQMMQDATED _ night. Those who made up the Walter Munn 100 ..'—-——‘ . 32g guy, 5; Irlgqoqqugl foursome were Messrs. Bob Hol | tlIiI-IYI‘ u |-:.~4'r lll'Tll.\l. r0. | i I 1'0" Yukelr Good 1n - ' ma" Dave slew”, and Mex Home Dept. 11 Toronto | 10h" Dl 5"‘ t‘ - 114v cones/as 0mm ———-———————-——~—~ - l 01.....- .... "....u:.-..|..:I.I.'.¢ I Wm. u. Mcgaoulaldn 1.08 I F “77-1?’ tom.” roar-firm sinmwoouzrsil Xfvhfiboélvttl-ietfiz/lrliiax and Barney _u r xl-tl- ". urn- - l1 " ,7 _ p, M er .5 or ur er n ornmr n Q wg _ - a . , : lull-w: llllll rnmc hnme mm’ M"; E O cwhclte '50 My nth, Ag”! vijéfm 9V N . ‘P11941444’ ___________ In! vmrl. ' ' ' ' M .Jas. McLeod .50 Miss Anna McInnis, Guardian l 5"" - " — ~ - - - - “ l w. s. McEacherh .50 ' DST-FOX noruvn. muses. busines office employee. had the | Aildreu - _ _ - - - - - | Mm Uzzllh Boyce .50 . . ,. . urnr Bngnallls Mills. Hunter misfortune of falling on the lcv I ... _ _. _ _ ._ M, ._ ._ .. l val-mm Mum; ,5» E "(""”"””' ‘\""'""'I hhfiqh‘ ‘ a "mder notify Ollie Dousc ‘lfiewalk Thursday morning and l . _ -. _ _ _ - ... .. .. .. .. ._ wunu MacDonald M- ""' "“" ’ W“ L-lilfl- rrcakirw her wilt