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dlse t in: the importance of .. .3 iTHE WESTERN GUARDIAN rumour ONLY R b 1) 1113i‘? was“ i. fir... .. . .... ......,. 1 ‘ emem mnce ay n! W" “H” l ‘"1 m‘ _ haul ufaarm ""°"‘"°'"m — 9 ' <1 buses i'rtantfa.ct- - - é as . rumor couuu i _ Program For S Slde ‘lilo: 1.1T: Ulinof: mo wboig i - m“, subaoriptlonl. Mvarlhln; ahoald ha left with Mn. Illl ' ' IP cliaeaaa than ~ ..__ ~ i ff-v ~ "°'"' um mm “m1 W" "W" 1° 111"" m‘ Why NotStudythaMattaal The Guardian maybobouhtdaiiyat any of ch, y,“ n-Inanuaiaia S M“ no“ ma new‘ Yul’ n mm enide:_ owing atop“ m Pun.“ b’ also be taken into consideration 50m, mm “d “on”. “n35 M, lama“ Bwum". wfl" s‘ Gown“ on“ w YOUR "m vmor Iavilla $3; gifiuofeifi‘: gfifaiiyiwnj longer young, atill praaarva much of re ater Si». COAT’ Luna. h ' tho ovarflo ' vitality of their 1111111» Blim- "m" l‘ ""11 611111». a"; Granville s; rum hen at Holmana - do» mlowuu ia u» Remembrance (z) m“ “m” D1" cmmmmm I" m“ i_____.____ .ii a m, him,” oi m, mun ma”. youth. Thara ara axamplaa it‘ The Glllfilllll "l" 5° “lhufll W0 lay home in Bummenida b £:°-mflndpmb‘l’au“a=d"::1nm; agt i: Wow!“ m’ mxum “£83m ' mo“ you mm mo“ o! j u Boy at 2o per day or 10o per week. phi,“ 239 i" ‘hi. ‘emu, o: giiivenlent Bus“; 1-,,“ Argo PASASFG PARADE held M; meyemonumvo-m suiyflmm L‘ zi/uemvgeni; 113,132. tr feaatciril; ‘Rigid tin a. also‘: m getebgrgohavoadigabrgafatougpcgtthey live your order to the ho: mmnalbia for llaliverlea on your route. M” m" "m" “'1' °""'¥"¢' s 0W5 7'0“ _ 9'10 Cllgairnvan-l-ilis Worship Mayor And our defence is sure. ' ii-y inQusu-y inpomfiia-oanw’ pom‘ bu", Bmiryfhfl" ‘:30, Shin u“; - - - in that taking care 0f the llb- toooftan oxiata amoupao lainav walk , 1"} 1. "0 Canada," Bum by pupils (3) {i1 tn in u; ry on“; ofliralaflozia I .1111: 111111111" ‘I “m” '°' m" “mu!” "X “vivred- Apply 1v: p, anleaugio by summoniao Oiidaana‘ 8u‘3°1%p%‘"oi‘°}2.§.‘? £2052‘. purrgvria a gm “m- "3; ’ .1 local 111mm b1" "'°""'"I i” Hum" Jflfiev- Bedeque. Beaver visit; Xu .:"",..:'..,; Band. Bo thou our guard while 111111111» 111 poultry 111111111; 11 u» aepuata the ‘E’... .3“: I n; a news! 118111" will? "1""- L-aos-n-s-zi, gratgly iii-mid s" 11...? 110' , o cums.“ Our 1mm m4 “m; mt, smaller birds from man anta- ed n1 eednvisntuword 1t e11: nu- 4 YEAR 66- ." . . - svmlvlausaou and And our Eternal home - . hi}, {i113}; ' - ' ' - ' ._,'L'i.'L‘__--—--_ 1050 1b., Right ,,.,.;*3“§,'5_,-,;r;111111 ggglvgsgnyiggipgiirsi! 11 W‘ _ 1111c 11111111101 10w 111 =11 1-111 was 11111111- 330331; g1 11111111111111 1111111011 a :1i...i'..1i‘...“..a ararlgsluigréishkugmngigiizrles at L-aia-iv-‘v-zi. "mm rich “We 0556;: m i‘ LORNE VA Y with slowing hoaria we ace thee JtEmglfibezli-ins wmhl“ my“ eggs. Poult L21? ‘£3,145? Tm“ I " ' ‘i M" M "hid" I111! “ LLE rise I '5 ‘Inst Post’ Banchnmn Allen continued “M "u°“' ———— __ — _ r - . . The “in u, i t 410R ouwu SALE-IO yea: om isulgligflglaxliirtrlou comm _Ma- fig?" ‘uiiliifirg; flgapmlhm 11111_ ___ The True Norm room and tree, a. Two Minutes Silence. wiifivfi m“ 9.1“§1‘1'1.'J&§ nemi “pose bu,“ mm y held Court at Alber- ° n‘ 9"" (Continued from 1) And stand on guard. O Canada ‘I. Reading after silence Mr. B. eonltlnntin $531 gram.’ gueiioiisih mxicvtazhgnnthroe cases of m. g2“ culgfilgfilltklll! everéthlug a -=.__ we “and on mind to‘ ma. - w‘ Robinson. - condifiied b MrH flliz!wg ‘ting L_3i6_ii_-i_iii_ 11 quors were tried. One proved 193940 mfg“ isvathl‘! ah- iiomi week He was pieased i0 m They shall grow not old muqh appreciated by mo audience o/nmnawuua 531;‘: 115.; no

____ 1111-111 from s1. Louis was dismissed. “m- - o Canada! Glorious and hoe t 1 r1 ' 111- frost - proof vegetable The “he? 1W0 W916 from Palmer Cm m mmmlm?! a ma‘ years compemmn w“ O Canada! we stand on Buavd for Ageasslunf 12rd? wags-fry ethefyw o ' mink have been brought d“'wh'“°°mh““"y°“°‘“b°q"‘u

- 1111'" 1mm one was dismissed u ‘mi-Ween one of the oidast and a day a rut- a m1 iiqmge warehouse; 111011551119 Pflved other‘ ma i ‘m the GET THE NEWS! Bu‘ e ii me or m‘, newest disiricis i the thee. nor the years condemn, demonstration pmiposes. The forum u” m " w“ p‘ 111111111111. B111 11151111 boaidiifeipiiiiriit. w” o, iliiigwigoglililgv :1?“ while 1t is news . . 11ml‘ (‘r0111 Prwince. and reigned u, m? s,“ o Canada! We mm. on guard for a: the going down of the sun and lectures on mmk rail! will be ‘1§“§Z'11'§$§§1§3'1;‘1fi'fi?.°“é ieii piiiygf, tile. br Ckilm ' c559 1mm Norway wuiiismissed s the largest ccntrgs, b, “Mum a» , Harbour Emmi district ha“ thee. and, in the morning Cfllldllcbed by Mr. John C. ack, Dr. pipor-"Jfyonarafortamata you a ins supplifl5 at B11109 5-]_J_31a_11_7_2i i '_ ll Y0!!!’ radio ncedg acheck uW in; tied in pojntg with we new; 3- Flag Saluie, School Pupils. W9 w-fll remember them Glllln and Dr. Hancock of Truro, aavarq gixianddiiacoliaiziforzi-‘moratibhanlikx - ._.1>RESSED STRAW FOR SALE bring it In o1- glvg u, a “m e disiiicis oi Mme vaiiey making 3. Hymn O God Our Help In “Laurence Blnyong- N. s. The entertainment comm"? Z?"1.........;133“?.-1'.=funk???“ bacon‘: at Bracek L_318_11_7_2i. maintain: comiflegeiy equlpimd ii i n, w present iiwo ti,” Ages Past -8ung by pupils and a. Reval1le,_ Bandsman Allen. 213,2 mvgllll put 0n a program in the kflubim _. ouca couwr —In the S‘side —-— "‘ ° s" °° d°l'“""‘°"' "1 W" phies in this year's competition. m. “mm”. M“5‘° b" smnmemd” 9- N°”“““ MY 6°“ T‘) Th“ s‘ Thmalbvutlh-v-lr-Kwlfi-afl-lhb-Iim- P M1911"! IBMII" all makm of ii Citizens Band Summerside Citizens‘ Band partodnnfnldbonafifltomankindin almolt Police cc1111911 11111111111111"; segimi —IIEALTH TALK aw INDIAN mdlog _ Prompt 8.1111 courteous s “w “l” stressed ‘he m“ m" ' While the Band a". the w" Wm" 111 111- ""14- F" K=11I=11 drunks 1111110111811 be 0T8 B $11911 8-1‘) RIVER —An interesting program conic, ‘m! nuonabio "i" continued co-operation in the com- u h i cad? 5 mum,“ "W"; vflubi,‘ u'h1,.r.fln§ was presented at Indian River hall - . . ' munity which is necessary to c ) Wm” 5 Wm be P a 1 the“ the mineral ulu your body in aoma fornatohalpkaapyonfaolingatyonxbaat

Magislliilf.‘ E. H. Strong. Two were

Canadian Legion Members, Ex-

[INKWITH

BIT! on the good work. "Our education-

ed saw each; one $8.50 and an- on Nov. 3rd whe Mix; oli I , 33m, ioiiviied his bail of MQQQ on R“ N" pi-ovinciainheaiih nuiygee i? ‘zlaegxllnfénrlg? ‘agar a1 System “are is Siiowiy amonk Q GOG, M11‘ help in 8.808 1388'», servicemen. Mid 1111C TUWTI Council The Krnaahon habit ia Inch I aim la oom- Tucsdny ihree offenders raced the dressed an enthudastiic audience. Now you d,“ ha" aiiqwus,‘ modating itself to the ne-eds or the Our hope for years to come; will file past and drop Poppies in V iritaieasn ingxongaivow e.- viiiaauiioeo “£11111: ilugumlc and wele 81W“ Jsiil Miss Ings talk was supplemented he“ Wm, ‘h, convenience be. - people," said the Superintendent as our Shem’ mm‘ ‘he ‘wmy blast "memmmwe- inagla-aorw-m.Noproduouiftao atom] 111121.111: 1° “m” ° "Y... ‘°“:§e..:*azl:..l1 2P1.“ '.°""'1‘F.1‘° '"°“""- ""1 “"- .1; "M111" 1" some 0111* "M °‘"““ “m .....‘°...§“a..l‘.:*.‘:-"'.1l.§a““““' 5"“ T “d“"3°""m°d°m 1111i‘ C’ Y 8- - ury n3. Holman’ 011B - c anges in the methods of te h- - 9111M" y )ING——fimis_me ma!“ lags? gimishP/Weigle miivilili! P10111165 ing Heaters will ielicve “$1.1 ing since the early days of ‘Qfiu- - Why not atart ht away. Givo -11 EDI 1 i’ m U “ed miztgd mnlllw “ti: $11805 a is Lrazss- from all heatinii worries, cation iri the province when a p“. ton visiting relatives and friends. Kruschan areal during thonaxt 11111;? w“ p 5"” a e n "Batiiiing the‘) Tuna? ‘eifiationa? m" 0v" "W 0b 0f K011111118 son's education was considered L few months. Prove at for Yourself. church Parsonage, North Bedeque ,, c i 0111' home comfortable and completed i!’ he possessed an ele- The weather man during the s At all drug coun 25c, 450,754; at 8:30 Tueisiilaiy! tlilxlivfllnfg sanygogliltllg atokéenefsufiiluiicafifiigi wiiletfiotfl‘ otrfifiiffdhvsvsitn “Leta? mentally knowledge of the three gmtfw daysririlias mmflfi m! bienst Hvdfldw“ 0 c“ g1 ° 9‘ 01d castles and other interesting ghese s“ u], flaw-s in m“. W5- vour- 3'" ‘g “s 5 ‘m5 f e 1 ' en England, daughter or Mr, and scenes on ihe River Riiyne, proweds home you can “ugh a‘ Mae‘ The next speaker Mr. J. A. autumn weather, and the many t e E 1 d, 111i- 11 1' 1 in be d . i _‘ Boulter told the people mat Lorne fanners in this vicinity have in _'__ ‘iflji ff,°‘1‘{.‘_ 6.2%“ MMKQ}? ‘i? 151%.’? J3 ‘iii -‘EY1°§“E¥..§’..... a fife 32$” ‘n “M” M “demonsm m“ m ma” ° r°°' “m” m“ "med “he “W111”! Capt. Eli Arsenault “m” m" ‘"" ‘"1" 1*“ "w" New Mimi The bride w” very of thanks was extended to the visit- ginning in winning the cup and of their potatoes, turnips and oth- -——-L—_ i m P as wamhouaeznan m: tbs firm ha it in a'w.me veivei dress with lng ladies for an interesting and in- iliat they should put up a real er vegetables and are now busily The quarterly 111053118 (g5 heiid a5 Passes Ater Short had served a0 faithfully at sea. ‘gigging accegsories H" bride's structivo program-K iiieght to bring it back again next engaged in fall ploughing. 1.N1~l111r1§::§r1i§;og1a lofntilie Prime Illness ‘she véoriged {gi- owi- 11514) - ~ 1 ar. -—-- _ _ ears s mman rm. - 1111111. i111“ aimriy Tuplln IiI/orema Azfigéxrsgti-gllriilzlvpoolzzltgprlaas £- ‘The 1111i; evtehnt. gr uio gviay Btocak a Igéaznplfismlyr-ovio olrgnordéeirgnwas giggly 3381353111 fii¥§fi§ersiiietoiiy§iu __ lligfl-ll-h calused léiim oomroiiro oboiiz lovflly IP55 0 Wne crepe. l‘, I 8C8 8. t E ' pafifi W En 8 CDOUTEN B TB - 11.51.11 . ' < yeti-lb BBO. HOB B, time G don sciium-iim was best mam Mim- Manse, Kensmgton on Thursday summefslde ford LePage, Lieutenant Govemor The Misses. Mary Inglis and mghcliffif l,il.‘geqiiéififé'ngrriswg?b ‘fig sifingiigsigémhg-sr" b58121? ‘i: has enjoyed ms fruits o; hi; labors mo ceremony the young couplg morning, November 2nd, when Miss or prince Edward Isfzmd, presented Katherine Anderson were visitors yum“ cbmmiiiees read mm i.e_ the death oi, Capt Eu Arsemuit in quiet contentment with his wife Reta Jean, eldest. daughter of Mr. the trophy to the chairman of W QYIBJVMIEWWTI 011 Sunday. ms which were diiiy mopmi W55 ‘vhich occurred M; his home hi and family. The Captain was well

motored to Borden and crossed on the Car Ferry for a. short: viszt to Nova scotin. Upon their return Mr.

and Mrs, Orville Clark. Kensitur- ton. was united in marriage to Mr. Keith James only son of Mr. and

—WEDDING BELLS -—A quiet

wedding was solemnized on Satur-

tTllSt£~9§ and in a short address he snoke of some of the advantages of the one room school. He was

Miss Wanda Mills of Mills Point, enjoyed the weekend in Kensing-

ona. Wilson, convenor of the can‘;

mltwe for natlonal eluollment

nurses for war and disaslvl‘. Staifid

Summerside yesterday Capt. Eli,

known and was always to be seen "mmmg- round the whsrves still taking an

as he was generally

and Mrs. MucKay W111 make $11911‘ Mrs William Mann, Indian River. g11g~1P1111i1v§111<=11111= Rev‘ L‘ E‘ very pleased to see that the peo- “my the guest 0f h" 17161111 M158 that, the P, E. 1. nurses had eXCBed- know“ had bee“ up and “mund loved i0 relate his experiences home in New Annan. The Guardian Rev. B. C. Salter officiated. The M'uq,Z‘.’,‘°§,i_? fi§u§§§§§ 81min‘; “flfi pie of Lorne Valley had merited Glen McKay. ed the allotment by twenty 1.111% lililégrli sgtglgéwarfihegimgifghwzzii: with the iceboat croQsiHB-‘la-ndearly Joins iu wishing them every hap- bride looked charming attired in Mrs, waits;- gchuxmm u; Link- the cup and commented on the M: afi- To date 83 arevavallable for tm bright w“ unable w s“ up but seafaring dgy; m w“ mm; and pmessnefore hermarriage the bride a Queen Blue chiffon velvet dress 1cm,- Rum became me bridi, o; fine appearance of the school buil- Sewe- ggorle signifies!’ mike 231i 581N102. lviislsiaclgnverégixixite: “negated um Tuesday when he chnriiable 11-1111 God fvarins- He w” ‘he guest °f hmmur at a “any with Queen Elizabeth hat and ac“ Mr’ wuired E‘ woodside’ m“ o! dings and mounds‘ lottetown was a recent visitor to gugfidlctilat tl§e Caiadian nurse who Passed Deaoefllny "w"? dun“! the fiifiifidaiifiwfilk amemt of’???

m “avwers RES“ hm’ whe“ h” i°>$“r'.ii°‘oi°us‘ii.“tiiié“3vlii? “鑧§.‘1" gllflngllégslbélgsfiafilidxvgvoatssidgtmgf .§.‘§?§’..i”21‘§.°..’.“21 '§§il“§§e3§ 12111: Kenfimston. received the scholarship emblina "wming- CW‘- 559111111“ W“ b11111 Holy Name Society Captain

“my friends gathered m wndcr who was govvned in a ‘beautiful ed by M151 ‘Q1116 silhllfmln 131d the g and he expressed his pleasure Mr. and Nlrs, John S. Bu?!“ h" W ‘MW 11°“ Emduaie “W51” 89 Years 543° “t Mm“ cum“ and Arsenault was married h twice his

her o, nu-cellaneous shower. ‘The m“, miieta dress with burgandy grQQm by M; Lemuel '1 5111mm; Bi ypreseiiiin, me cup co ch15 accompanied by Mrs, Albert Work in 101111011. was P1115111?! he! Billy in life foolrto the sea, For first wife w“ Samh “mum o!

bride received many lovely gum-S. sh The bride was very char in a hooi ° Walker of Morlcwn, N. B., motor- Siflldies 9-1? me UMVBTSWELM °r°m° Sevemfie“ W“! he 1118-1111911 the 10h crummy’ u“; gmm that mm,“ h” “d ma‘ Mr" Em" Mm“ ma] b d; m 5° " ed m u i; School tor graduate nwses as the boats across the Straits between

cousin of the groom acted as de me f“ jaw mash i,’ Conmatllllfifl! U16 district 1°‘ 0 ‘"7 °n Sm‘ “Y- course in London has been djggon- Cape Traverse and cape Tonnmh 011E daughter. Mrs. Axldrew Gau-

-PRETTY WEDDING-A very groomsman. The grooms gift to ‘i? ciiauccieossiiDerioeiin a rgcgpiiog ‘m their awomplishmmt, His Honor — mum dmm the mesa,“ Crisii um which in memiydayawmgme deb of Chelsea. Mam. sm-vlvu. His

pretty wpddiug was solamlneud on the bride was a beautiful yellow mid M‘ the home oi the bride for presented the cup iéotilirorkrlie gaéiilifi ————--————— sisier Shams nus repomxi on the wig connwtingnnkwimmhomamp secontiiuixifg’ formgiityafi I goat:

Thursday morning at the Parsonage, 801d lflckfit V) the bfldesmlfld 11 p, 181-86 numbn- Qi- inviced guggtg, 5mm‘ “g1 egprffguna; GQSHEh to legal procedures necessary io Chalagifi iimiioapi.’ Arsemuii wasarie “the mkfsenum" besimminm daugiimseMm

Remington, Rev. Mr. Somers of- Wm brueiet “d V) we Krwms" Previous to her marriage the bride gifiyflgr n; iitiird time ginagglizgfiiiiaf’ gfifwfijfjiflfffificah? 32113:‘; saaf%m%ofig whsan 5°’ Vincent Robichaud in the ‘States ' ~ - . , n w en pro-

ilczaiing, when Miss Ruby Jean

tie clip. Immediately

man a, gold the

after the happy

was tendered a. miscellaneous show- er at the home of her zrand parents

Other speakers included: Hon. J.

(Continued from gaze 1)

adian Nurse Journal

committee,

duce from Holmans was shipped

in and Mrs. Andrew Perry of Sum- marside, to all of whom much

(P1151115. 131111211151‘ 0f M“ 3°31” icereményd to th b id "rm; P M Intyre, Minister of Public stated that the suixscllpilons were .

c1 Burlington and the late Alex- iflifle“ (vzifgxex: glocierifcious gedrdine; pil-Iiiré “i,‘§‘§d§._“’§f,;.v”i§§i‘“i‘f,‘ {fiesfgi o]; Work; Dr. J. A. Clark. Superin- ed that all national publicity had remaining at a fairly nigh level. A gigging! iicigmgggigtt%ogagntmpsfi Sywnpfllflh is extended. The funeral andcr CDllsmS became the bride or! dinner was served i‘, me funnies honor by he, aunt’ Miss Quie tandem Q1 the Experimental Farm, b.;'n received and that srrsnge- committee was appomted to draw up March 10th w,” when he saiied will be eld on Thursday morning Mr. John 01111115 Mawhbank. S011 of both bride and groom after schurmza. lo the strains of the Mr, Arthur Woolner, School In- menis for local advertisements m plans figr bthehrwiléoposed orjeeliristhiae; from Chaflimewwn on the good from 111s late residence to st. Paw".- oi Mr. and Mrs. Percy Marchbank, which the party motored to Bor- iX/Biiidllg 1W§i1cl1Tpi1ay§d uliyl Miss specter. Wh° 11"5*?§i'{‘° {fed 30th: stilffilimfliaéhfignfigt bgf,‘ gloililfrlsiheoanilua? moliingfifixtnuuke, ship “Adonis? owned by R. T. Church‘ B‘ New 111111.111, The bride looked very den, where the happy newlyweds Te a "I" e- E ea“ u "Y"? UbPBYY 1" the m" “"1 r" ° compieied’ qpiuw am aim being Miss A. Campbell mad a. very ln- Holman. for Point Du Chene with "our! coN-i-Rmwno“

charming in a french blue silk vel- vet dross wit-h hat and accessories to match, 11nd was piven in mar- mge by her brother-in-law- Mr. Robert Hogg oi’ Kelvin. Miss Mary liiarchbank sister of the groom at- tended the bride and wore a black velvet dress trimmed with crimson, her accescrles were black. M1‘. Ev- ereit Cousins, a cousin of the bride acted as grooms man. Iin- mediately nfier the ceremony the happy 11011111: couple left for a wed- ding trip through Nova Scotia. Up- on their return M1‘. and Mrs. Marchbank will make their home

fuss-S.

in order to servo our many Cua

crosssed on the noon boat on a honeymoon tour of the Maritimes. Upon their arrival home the hap- py couple v-ill reside in Indian River where the groom is a prosperous young farmer. Their many friends sincerely wish them a happy long, prosperous wedded life. H-

—0. W. L. MEETING Al‘ INDIAN RIVER. -'I‘he monthly meeting of the Indian River branch of the C. W. L. was held on Nov. 5th with a.

00d attendance. The Pres. Mrs. J. Y... Saunders opened the meeting with prayer. A letter from the Pres- ident of the T. B. League was read

read from Mrs. Ardian Mclnnis re

1o! gifts were opened gylMiss Effie ‘Jeffrey and Mabel Li etier while Ml-ss Areta Gamble read the humor- ous verses. Assisting in presenting and arranging the gifts were Miss Schurmann and Miss Evelyn Mac- Lure. A very hmp evening was smut in music an singing. During t evening Mr. schurman delighted the guests with an old fashioned clgiz dance. Refreshmenu wen ser- v by the hostess-S

—POPPY DAY-The Ladies Aux- iliary of the Sbldie Branch of the Canadian Legion have charge of the sale of poppies this year and trust that citizens will respond generously when the boys and girls

les who fought in the last great

Doris Walker of Summer-

A. Dewar,.New Perth. REV- T- Owen Hughes. McCannei. teach ley school, and Mrs. Maclgod, representing the Wo- men's Institute of the district James MacNeill. of “In-ustees, thanked His Honour for the trophy on behalf of the district.

Miss Annabella MacGrath. read the school essay and the P119115 entertain-ed the visitors with 1a short program. The teaalwr was recipient of an address and pre- sentation from the Womens In- stitute who also remembered each of the pupils with an appropriate

gift .

Kensington

made for local radio broadcasts. Mr. Moran also reported that Red Cross broadcasts over the Canad- ian network would be heard on Saturday and. Sunday nights, No- vember 11th. and 12th.

Mrs. J. H. McQuaid, Chairman of the Work Committee, reported that approximate] 1200 pounds of yamhadbeexidtribilizdw the different women's organizations as well as about 500 yards of flu-ne- iette, etc. She stated that the co- o-ieration being given by the many organizations carrying on war work is most gratifyllw. At preamt there are 200 pairs of finished socks on hand as well as about two down

daspiie the current reports.

ileresting nrtlcle from the Canadian Nurse Journal. The next meeting

will be held in Charlottetown February. ing refreshments were served and

in At the close of the meet-

3

hearty vote of thanks was tendered

the superintendent of the

Prince

County Hospital, Miss Geo1g1e

Brown and her assistants for their

generous hospitality. ivllss

Ross convenor of the program com- a true and false

nlitfea, conducted

Ruth

qlrestionaire which was throughly

enjoyed by all.

iLarge Entry

i1

of many such yagea

mainland and farther afield which the Captain made durmg his long ser_vloe__for g. ‘I’. Holman.

cargo of oats. This was only one

vo to the

IDNIXN ——(C) —’I‘ho Fboiball Amociation has given 500 guinoaa ($2.004) to the t. John Fund fr: the sick and wounded 0i’ the war.

His

in New Annan when their many be d t d n ta‘ to B; i i, N 14 M i; friends wish them every happi- ‘£12 vgberlzhyrgallgg-EA is”: “l?” “l” $"1‘.Z1§°{‘§‘§. gleeenaaned giexgnfsfriilll? 1Z3. “Zita... °o.'1‘1“"3.°'.1.1o'$°a1".§y “'7'” 3'17"‘- e

Buying Fox Furs Until further notice at ‘SUMMERSIDE.

Bring all your Furs. Highest market Pricea HARRY KIRSH

Tom Johnson Building

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