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OERNATIVE CONVENTION

FOURId-i DISTRICT OF QUEEN'S

A convention to nominate two Conservative Candidates to C,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,_,r c, contest this District zit the next Provincial Election will be held at Eldon Hall on Thursday November lllth, i912 at 2 p.m. Each poll is entitled to send five deltas-ates to this convention. The poll chairmen are asked to arrange for

the selection of delegates at once.

QUEEN'S COUNTY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

Walter S. Grant President

M. A. Farmer Secretary

10-31-4-7-11-1448

CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION

, SECOND, rump AND FIFTH DISTRICTS . or QUEENS COUNTY

NOTRE DAME ACADEMY l HONOR. ROLL

The itill.» [ZlllliYl (111 ‘,!\i

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pber, with a .2 1n I)u]>'~'.'illt(‘lli,

Aiillti Kllbrldc.

Morris. Shirley NlzlcNaiilyg Weir, Kathleen IIcri-cll.

Grade Vlli-Niury McWade,

Kathleen Noolinll, Mary Carroll, Grade VL-Florence Peters.

Grade V.-Mary Crclglinn, Etna

Marjorie Murphy, Lorna. Noonan.

Barbara. Walsh. equal. Mary McNeil. Joan Cronin

Grnde IIL-Wilniii Doyle, Betty

smith. Nancy Mullin.

Grade II—J0:=Ci}ll Rcvell. Patricia

Wynne, Patricia Macdonsld.

KINGSTON SCHOOL Report ior October. Grad», X.—l, Olive Barrett; Lois Greene

Grade IXI-tm-l. Joyce Willis;

Conventions to nominate Conservative Candidates to con- mm,“ Gwen.

test the Second, Third and Fifth Districts of Queen's n County at the next Provincial Election will be held ln tho Graae v1__1, Ngrmp, smith; s,

5w oi

Empire Theatre, Charlottetown, on Tuesday, November Ina Paul: 3.E1'l'ollGre€li@-

Grade V.-—l, Veldo Greene; 2,

17th, 1942 at 2 p.m. for Second District, 3 p.m. for Third mm, Comm; 3_ Row. 6mm,

District and 4 p.m. for Fifth District. Each poll is entitled to send five delegates to the Convention for its District. The poll chairmen are asked to arrange for the selection oi

delegates at once.

QUEENS COUNTY CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

Walter S. Grant President

M. A. Farmer Secretary

Rov Younkcr,

and Rov MacGregor

Grndc II.-1, Aidiha MticGregor. Grade l’. Sr.-—l, Alton Greene and Harold Smith; 2, Lloyd MncGreBilf-

Grade I. Jr.—l. Rﬁlltlle Newwm

Pe riect aticndnnce~Olive Barrett, Joyoo Macswaixi, Norma Smith. Edna. Colwlil, Velda Greene. Shirley Newson. Aletha Mucciiegor. Harold

10.31.4.7.11.1‘.1§ smith. Reusie Newsori.

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‘lieacher-Aita Prowse. __.______-_- ' PLAN nsLr-nopms!

~ ~__ 01m, NIB, Nov. s- WW rogilllir civic hull-holiday on lu- membrance Day. Nov. ll, will be Mayor Wasson t0- morrow, it was announced tonight following a meetins 01 m9 can‘

proclaimed by mon Council.

follows an order of the counc compliance with s request o!

was stated. iTaw rum swli!

habitually take shelter from wind.

ﬁtting and Suppiyisu ﬁllies

‘u. .l. "iuaou

OPTOMETRIST Montague. P. B. l. Oiiico ﬂours: 10 to l! n. ll. I to ii P. M.

Ilolliin . elm. in nppolntniont OI Ice Connected will

nguosroar

drill?!

Reid, Fiench Fort, announces enlzuilemeiit o! her daughter M

Fullerton, son oi Mrs. Fullerton and m; o; the late Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Manlage l.“ ‘o; mm“ u, do “for. w, ‘m.

to take place the latter off» ﬁt up a rumpus about their at

STAN CHEL SCHOOL

Li the report oi Btan- 5o,- clgéfl Schoo tor September and Oct.- '

r,- bend. N t until c Glade 11-1. Allison “hull: l. inc clrglod the xiii. did rho look

tit e1- “iii”? we ra e . r.-— , "e ac-

Lean: 2. Juanita Macbeamy °’ m” d“

Grade V. 312-1, Lillian Maclieau. 5pm,,“ 2. eKrl/iitliilsftii sliiggamligigiuriiiii "°,‘§§"‘,,“§',,,“‘““““°°‘ w“ a“ C" e55 3- Miss Waller. It's me all right — Shciul MacLcan; 3. Thomas Raril- alive and kicking.

says Grade lII.-1, Violet Aiken Gfildﬁ l. ia.)-—1, Edna wad.

Grade I. (b)-—1. Vernon MacLean, Tgen suddenly ‘he nun‘ u. um‘ Gruiiaqrlédticl-l- Juckie White: 2. around his neéli. "Oh, I-rni 8O

Grade I. (do-l. RomaMacLean. R Perfect attendance-violet Aiken, hem.‘ beau“! wudm his pulse‘

have at- oi 7n‘ . lli the cx- ﬁllliiiliiitlil‘; for wopu-liillcl- and Oct- 'l.siii;_tor,v stlihtiing n

icy. Lillian 131M. Pruitt-es cuiiipbell, Colette Qillgllon, Ursulinc Mac- Itityre. Leona llozlccttc, Clarice Cor- lnicr. llirieli Pcrrgc, Madeline Carrier,

Gracie X.~Elleeii Lllldflgiln and Claire Nllltillﬁiliilﬂ, i-oilnlt, Marie

Grade lX.—Ntircii Noonan, Joan

Grade 1V.—Myra Milrphyr and eresa

(equal). “ Grade m-i. Leonard MacPhail. uiet about M me- MI-vbe you'd Grade 11-1. Mona MacPhall. like to sud hi4 giade Davis Csmpbelxl. ‘ma’ too

0 an EVQIBBQ OVQI‘ I ' so nersecent. in tests‘ o I W" '0 5"‘

‘ ‘ and see Hm“ Mwmugulkdgﬁg: illtmgg: Association over there -

Grads IX. (bl-l. Joyce Mao-

Mnbel Campbell, Elsie MacDougall. Deonnrd gleiﬁil, Mona MacPliail. Davis Camp- to dmm. Wm, me

Grade IV.—l, Shirley Newson; 2,

Grade Iii. ST.—l, Thelma Willis. Grade III. Jr-l. Wendell Greene

Wool O0 Bonus. Joli the finest

IXCLUSIVI IIATUII future suortuioniol They s01‘. W U10 Roldan Including II hand! "y. h‘ wok Queuing w ggpﬂgm w "M “jlf- i103‘ why m hddlft w ted to ride

.1 t, u‘; homo with bar irom town on emu-- munch ma: day evening. She, in uni

I0

lorno metallic lull, lulu lzllhll‘, Brolblr. Cousin, Friend.

cud. Au appalling pe KAKII Ill-LIN Ii 1d opportunities to uaska q Isles and iurvollous In

Q

Proclamation oi tho halt-holi- riav. which will last until l Ioutumi Ilnut vuluu "or

. altar sho silsms she 5223... ti. nu titular-iii utu- “to “ ou don’: lihqbm 151$, do loguu, today. Addams euilIIlI I youi"

unsnst omen. not CG

. .. o; w‘ RIOAL STATIONIIY w,"niaﬁiinm'mwiiiii°i""au'n't°“ii sup commv

central commit-tee of war veterans representing all returned men, it

Insects on the Polynesian 18111219!

_‘i I Stranger In t Shady Gulch

I lsooum-lurowau l

tin Photo- It was ngld-sitornooiﬁbm Rad- IYBM Evenlnm by anpoiutmen mo, “p to m. ll-i-if- house. Ho had tied a b

- kin ‘I'll an

01%“ w unedsoulpsndbis ﬂies

00-. IIBGWOdIXI-‘II, bgghls appearance

wuvcrybc I8 -

ii-a-ai. As rm. Thule “magnum; out

house meet

iwonas mwo sromi in b0 potgﬂﬂtb. this afternoon And earning. “r5330: ca“, ""1: “fr. n”

i‘ h ld Ind .

MOORE h McLEOD LIMITED, 2Q; puny!" ﬂu gfled, "1 5° W°d1i°9dl thought you afternoon during November. 11-1-1, guy-d killed you OUR. SIURE will remain o

Novemberydth. Cudmoro Bros. ‘I 1.

were ‘dead! Arlene said

i Dggylllftiﬂi-IIOYIOIOIIIOIIIG msdoc-

- ————— t in . MARINE RAILWAY pay boon °“ aller- d o: M mi say Arlene-Mild W 115d

6

Ch ltikw " " Thursday um m, a l?“ l?‘ Sho cams“ b! in a unibu mu

aiﬂNiioSnCiiIhAuIicGiiilQrNOVCiIiMI ‘mm’ m hi; %%“'...’;.‘i‘i.‘ii.‘.‘.“§.“ili¥.‘.i."n‘i.€'”° Wee-Bed e" w" “m M =1" PM. Rev. D. Xhosa,

they thro on down bi;

hole-horse dog uiwildlilil She's‘ he

r Dad and the t?‘ n

up on the north mesa, where ey‘ro

7 sheriff. Oh. sonny. that girl was ter- n i-ible upset-J’

"But she mustnt. go to the abst- Radkin broke lu. “I've so: rea- a they

m," wl- Mary will ioi- letting ‘em think th u" got away with kllllnz 1110- I round

munch Just when did you Ila "er "2"" u. canyon to u. " o r0 o up mesa. You can xollow her tracks." I-Is found Arlene at the head o! the canyon. She was sitting on the ouno beside her pony~huddled . Bho seemed not to hear noi- I69 him as be came around u sar ran ahead

“P5081!” rho cried shlXPlY. at sight

Then, she saw Radkin. She up, staring at him with un-

ounted. “Don't. be maid. "How in the world did you

do it?" she whispered. “I saw WlLIi m own eyes! It's iin iblei"

thankruli" she sobbed. adkin Gathered her close. his

bounding. Did she really care so

Most Stars in Junior Grade — much?

“ here, there, Miss Arlene -

1 iii/iii“? Srvlgi: S1é9£ii.»rimmig' mews “wit” to get upset about. (Patriot. please copy.) SHERBROOKE scliool.

Honozigc Roll of Sherbroolie School she stood away ‘mm him’ cob

I guess lt must have been a pretty terrifying experience to sec what You saw this morning, but. it's ul. isht now. How did you happen to e up there on the mesa, anyway?"

lected herself, and explained.

on xéhliirtrlo Waite; 2, .. EHGéENfaEKXIInOn. n Sher!!! Oids came out to our

Grade IX_.—l. Audrey chiwpelli 2- He wanted to tell you again that glen MacKinnon; 3. Teresa Laugh- you“ better leave ‘m; 6mm

house yesterday looking [or you.

W - said he'd learned something that

dmdc “urn Anita Laughla“: mad him sur the Halt Diamond 3' Margaret M“ ménewould try? to kill you ii tney

rim onto you. Then, last. night,

y. Grade vn"_1' Elmer WM“; 2' Shorty Meehan came over and tolci

us how they'd already chased you

Grad VI.-'-1.U b Laughton; 2. , nnrotliii Tnwnrencifiiiiiiarliino tvm- f5‘; Shut at sou yesierdnv morn-

‘Grade IV.—-i, Leila Townsend; 2, Audrey Milligari; 3. Bernard Laugh- " when, Mcmmey; "I felt so worried that 1 started 2. ‘Helen Laughlan; 3, Roma. Mac- Tl

and told us that, despite that, you'd gone over to the Halt Dia- mond range to explore the head- waters oI Thumb Creek.

out this morning to ﬁnd ou and warn you. I rode u‘? on e mesa from the valley si c, so at

Grade ll.--1, Junior Colwill; 2. _ Lrlghm“ Muuga“: 3‘.M?'>l°' Laugh lliiligulttilrnigfifarilidiflieliieiv slinw htlilelin

Il. Grade I.—l. Carrie Thompson; Waite. C. B, Jelly-Jreaicher. ARGYLE SHORE SCHOOL

2 bringing you across to that awful ' hole

"You'll never know how horrible it was, hiding there like a coward, watching them. I wanted to scream, but I couldn't -- my voice Just. choked in my throat. “ICU, I rode back here as tut as 1 could to et

riigiliihﬁrsriii°i>tiiii§ii more my i» n m u" i Grade X-l. Helen MacDougall. Grade IX-l. Grace MacPhsil. Grade VIII-l. Linda

Everett MacPhail. Gracie VII—i. Myrna MacPh Grade VI-i. Mabel Campbell; l. hides he had found

Gordon Campbell. . Grade V—l. Jean MacDougall; “your Dad and these o

2. Clarence MacPhail.

Grade IV-l. Adelaide Inman:

Elsie MscDougall; a. Buddy ciirnn- 100k ere. ltu part 01 my glen to let

MacDougnll, ltgiile Hal! Diamond crowd think the e

but I got this far and couldn't. go alniy iarther, so I Just sat down and c e "

mligin described. then. how he death, and went on to

had escaped all; tell her about. the cache o! cow-

"When I get through" he said, timer ranch-

ers instead o! having to sell out to

a. L-aiiy will have hlni in i. spot. nut

dine, so I want you to kee

tell your the situation, but ask them w keep

“I'm £01111 Jacinta o agent. oi the Cattle/men's

toll him

about those hides I lound. 1‘ll sug-

MM‘ gest that he send o. mm tionpretsnd H81!

amond about buying cow hides. It th sell

Pifect Aitendanc :— J n M‘ - Elliot‘... “esnriittzzsiil. ‘i255: iii“ MacPhatli Davis Campbell. ' at me brands’ we ha" y (Patriot please co )

WE PAY B/G

upinaknot." “Those hides explain the cattle we've been losing (or several

years," Arlene said. "I guess that's how Mr. Lall has been getting all the beet t0 in contr t. with the Indian Agency that. I've hoard ‘Dom talk about. But. I don't boitovo 'I‘oni knew how his rather lot tbs meat or he wouldn't halve spoken in

ion sud ma about tho contract. "h" h Rad-kin had his own ideas about Prrronul and ‘gazed Christin Tom, but he mid‘ no "Well

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manta.

figigﬁherolthlohlllgifgm til

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l anon a ' ho prom to do it ii-u ru w let our seamen! bu

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HEN friend husband comes down to breakfast, there's nothing pleases him more than a drooling cup of good coﬁee. So

you'll want in exchange tlio 1Q‘ ilhiolt in coloo value.

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lowrenoe. ‘Ilie preach-lotion ceremony was hold at

ﬂtia a woman’: war too!

An opportunity awaits you in this new, fascinating and useful life. By joining the R.C.A.F. Women's Division you release a man for aircrew duties. More than that, you learn to do vital and

interesting work.

A large number of Women's Division trades are open to you. Some are listed below and there are many more. The Women's Division oﬂicer at your nearest Recruiting Centre will gladly help you decide where you may best serve. No experience is needed for most trades. ,You will be trained in the work that best suits your,

‘capabilities.

WA‘: Won/J you [its To l:

A Transport Driver? . . . An Instrument Muller!

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Thu-o’; a place for you In the

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~ . i _ . . . the school on October 22, 194.2. ‘Those in "he liictu are: -LM'J’s --E O. Currie, sydnoy, N, 3,; 11 s, Willlstout. Byunvy. N. 5.; G. W. Acorn, chiii-lormwwn, Commodore T. A. P. 12.1. son o1 w. and Mrs. B. F. Acorn; a. n, Lanai-g Monoton. N. B,

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