’ Oven-hull always
commutes
; Nothing like Kellogg's to keep the young hopeful just bubbling over with good health. With milE or cream-nourishing, delicious and moot easily digested.
IMMORTALITY
"whosoever belicveth in .\lc shall,‘ "mist “p1 l
never dic."
Immortality means lleaihl-iss,
Undylng doth the some express;
And he or they shall IIw\'0l' die-
Means the same in language notjAud by a glonous
so high.
This word as only used by Paul, By evangctists. not or all;
Paul was a man of learning greatfx.) ,=,;.;,;1r1.; Could truths in language high, N-‘Fur they
late.
Eternal Life doth mean the same
As "Immortality. but name;
They mean exactly the satire thing Gull
The same idea doth us bring.
n God is immortality. From whom comes our vitality;
1y Divine power- wc are renewedPrbr. -\'ith grace and wisdom all en- duld.
iesns Christ is our living Head. Jur Resurrection from the dead; lie raised us from sin. tad put His Spirit us within. Our Spiritual liie Christ is,
Through Him comes to us joy and
peace, With Him is our blessed llnion, With Father and Son communion.
Jesus our-life shall never die.
He lives and reigns above the sky.. He vanquished death, the last. of '
foes, When from the_ silent, grave He
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Books For Xmas
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the death of
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iBecllus-e it is Ills blessed will.
lA living soul (an net's-r die. lCan any one this truth deny? Tilt‘ spiriulal l,
pfri: who partake, ir choice will ever
l m.l inn can take place, .'lr-,~ filled with Jesus I grace. I
‘Affections then are full of love,
lAull sot upun the things zlbove. Hi ‘~11 >llllll bl» our desire. ahov“ all we shall admire.
illim
. lOur
spiriuizll iii» shall endless be, lAnd
lfllt-ll with all felicity; couv» rsdliou pure and Holy. As it will uniolll in glory.
\\'e'll J.-.<lls..~:»-.- upon Ills throne, Aull shall l‘"jl)lf’il in ilim each one, Aloud our sung of prllisl- \v<~‘ll raise (‘hrlsl through eternity we'll praise.
Such as are in (‘llrLst can ne'er die; ilecllusl- lie will their lift-is supply. And from liis living fountain give. That they nllly drink and cvel" live.
'I‘lle church (‘llristfis .\I,v.stic bolly
And Ill» will take hwl‘ 110111;) ti, lllls ' .- llul‘ Ills blooll I10 shell, , Which from Ills prvljlollg Sign flow. (‘ll full.
And 5W0"! peace came into my soul For Jl-sns’ blood llllil lllllllc mo . wllul--; When that precious" blood was ap- plied My sinful soul was sanctified.
It purglll il\\‘l‘l_\' nly guilt of sill, i
For was lllllll" (lIIL'\\‘ within;
'l‘l1e iovl‘ of (loll was new and sweet,
And to my soul most pleasing ulctlt.
Christ's love flame.
Rlillli; Ill lIr-aven whence it cattle:
Hi5 llfliltl.‘ in souls now sweetly flows,
And olllvalrll into Glory goes.
ill precious souls a
Saints lift,‘ immortal and divine, In lie: Hill)’ glory they shall shine. lly grace. immortal they became. With (‘brisl Iliulsclf they are the
sllnlu.
Dl-nthltn llll‘ bully is but sleep.
Tile lonl-sonll: grltvo our (lust will keep:
Our bmlll-s will repose in dust,
Till lllnsllrrection of the just.
Our bodies shall inlmortal risc,
To meet tho Sllvious in the skies"
\\'l~ shall l'l~.‘l.' from the noisomn toulb,
Ill glory more than youthful bloom.
lint all who in their sins remain, Eternal ill.» will not attain, llillllfiflilllly will not sec.
lint pl-risll in the fiory sea.
Till-y will br- forever dying, Ilnlll-l" (Hill's illnillllfil-Sllft? lying; Theirs- will bi- ilCfllll eternal. Ill a region, dark. infernal.
All saints iivl- as lnul: as Christ.
Who uavv their life i0 them at first:
Ill-cause I livi- yi- shall also live,
This prouliso did the Saviour glvle,
(‘hrist gavr- saints immortality. Auli they 11TH fnr eternity;
Lilll- .l"illl.*<l (‘llrlst they die no more, But live their Sllvious to adore.
When lloaven and earth have pass- ed tawny, Tll~y'll llwvll in llll‘ eternal day; Their sl-rvicl- all shall joyful be. Tllrllllllll lilies oi‘ olerulty.
DONALD MacLEAN .1924.
Ruby Smith, 3. Enrl
weeks. each
ed from 1 to 10.
White Wyaadottes,
Pen Owner land Address.
1. J. J. .\IcGlllivrsy. Vernon Bridge W.L. 5 3 3 9 2. Mrs. McIntyre, Montague . __ 3, Edward Bullpitt, Cardigan . W.L. 5 3 5 5 5 2 4 29 .2 l. Edward Bullpitt, Cardigan W.L.2 5 2 5 4 4 4 4 5 X35 143 5. Everett Howstt. Cape Traverse \V.L. 3 2 1 4 4 14 31 6. G. F. Connors, Charlottetown , , W.L. 4 4 3 1 5 3 3 4 27 40 7, Sam McPherson, Ztiartinvale W.L. 3 5 6 2 3 4 1 3 27 50 S. Expt. Sallion, Charlottetown .. W.L, 5 1 5 4 3 27 50 ‘J. W. Wisner. Watervale . . 10. Expt. Station, Charlottetown - 11. \\'. W. Mulch, EflflliClllfg BR. 5 1 5 2 3 1.6 33 12. Harry .\l. Hyde, Cornwall BR. 4 4 3 l 12 12 13. Mrs. F, llallidtly. Eldon . . . . . .. . 14. Chas. Parker, Georgetown . B. Il- 3 3 5 16 1.1. Bert. n. Brown, York . . . . . . . .. an. 1 1 1 10, J. spllrgeon Jenkins Mt. Albion B. R- 3_4 2 1 10 15 17. D, F. McDonald, Montague BR. 1 1 1 11s. Jos Carmichezll. Peakes .. mt. 3 3 1i 15!. Walter Buntaiu, Itustico . . . . .. BR. 0 4 3 ' 22 52 20. Chas. McKt-nna, Newton CrossllR. 2 3 4 2 4 5 5 25 104 Totals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 251 62° ' ' ~ Itcmarksz-Exporimenial Station Pens are entered for Rvilifilfll- ‘" ilmllll-"i fllllll- tion only and will not compete for any prizl-s that may he offered. Jlnnager of conest F. A. Driscoll, Sup crintenllcnt, J. A. Clark. .\'. I3. Please address all correspondence to the Superintendent, Experimental Station, Charlottetown, IKE. I. begins on earth. Notes on the seventh P, E, Isiandwvlth the Experimental Stations 111W birth. Egg Laying Contest for the Legllorus for 6th. place wltll 1b
5th. week of Contest ending December 5th, 1924.
Twenty-fin,- pullcts started lay- ing during the week making the total number now layting 73. The prolluctlorl for the wcuk was 251, or an increase of ‘J0 eggs over lust wcck- 'I‘he total No. of eggs laid to llJIC is I320.
Illr, Edward Bullpitfs Lcghorn's loll the contest, pcn 4 being 1st. with 35 eggs and pen 3 being 2nd. with 29 eggs. .\Ir. Sam lllcPhersolfs llt-ghorlfs tied with G. F. Connor's LHgllUYifS, for 3l'd. place wiht 27
l-ggs each. Charles JICKOIIIIIUS lillrrtd Itocks were 4th. w ith 25 2;; Walter Unlliailfs Harrell
lIUClIS were 5th. with 22 l-ggs anll \\'. \V, Jinn-It's Barred Rocks til-ll
Your 1. No. ofJNoek 5 For-tho Wool: Ending Doc o, 1824.
Prince Eduard lolollll Eco l-irlno Mum'- Condncted by the Dominion Experimental Station Charlottetown. Island. '
This contest started swamp" 1st, 1924 and continues tor 62 pen in the some" contains 10 birds and they ore number.
‘II-Leading Pens: B. Broody; M-Mouthiug; D-Dead; S.Sick.
The following tabla give; we production f0 rthe individual birds tor the week under columns numbering 1 to 10. Column "W" gives the total weekly pen pmductlon and eqlumn "T" the total number o! egg! for the pen to date. The difference between 1B6 Weekly 10181 and "l9 records of the individual hens is the result o! esss laid on the 11°01'-
Note:—B. It-Barred Rocks; W. L White Leghorns; W. W»
Breed12846678910 W T.
eggs cach. Everett IIOWZIKUS L0;- horus were 7th. with 14 (‘fills mill. Iinrry IIylle's were Sill, with 12 eggs, Mr. Edward Bullpitfs pen of Ll-ghorus No. 4 le llthl- contest to date wiihlliil eggsJIr. Charles MC- Kcllnzrs Barred Rocks were 2nd. with 53 eggs. Salli NlcPhcrsous \\'hiti_- Leghorns are 5th. with 50 feggs. Tho ICExpcrinlc-nflul Statlfllfs ‘Iioghorns are 01h. with ~13 ci-ZK-i- Ml‘- (‘. Ii. Connor's White Let-thorns are Ttll, with 40 eggs. W. W. Riutcll-‘s Burro-J Rocks are 8th. with 33 eggs, and G. B. Connor's White Lei;- horns are 9th. with 31 eggs.
During the week the following puns started laying Harry 1131155 Darrell Rocks, Joseph CarmlchaeYs llarrl-ll Rocks, Bert, R, Brown's linrrl-ll Rocks and D. F. MCDDIIZIIIPS llllrrell ltocks.
SchooLlleports
MURRAY HARBOR SCHOOL
ilonor Roll 0t‘ Zliurrlly Harbour School. Principal. Dept.
Grade VIII—~1 Elsie Penny, 2 Vl-rnll Brooks, 3 Lorne Stewart. (lrulle \'ll—1 Velollicllards and Lewis White (equal). 2 Ellllcr Jor- llllli, 1i Evelyn Dillard.
-(il'llllO Vl- 1 Roy Bell, 2 Ross Willie unll John Machou, (equal). 1i Laura White. 4 Gertrude White. (lradc V-l LcRoy \\'hite. 2 hlzlr-
Clllire Sl9\\'llI‘l,IvI11. Ilylle and Ell- wurll Jordon, (equal). 8 Ernest llllcllou, ~I Scllar MacKay.
Assistant's Dept.
(irlllle lll—1 Hubert ‘VMLO, 2
llulicl Bucll aull Brllcc Stlnvart (lquul, 3 hlrlrsllall lllzlcLcoll, 4 itoylll Willie.
Grade II—1 Mary Jordan. 2 Ches- tor Cooper and Blanche Penny (equal), 3 Florence Bilinrd and illnucllc Punlly. (equal).
(irlldc I, (lll—1 Hazel MacLeod, 2 Julie Jordan.
(ll‘ilili‘ I (bi-l Doris MacLcoll, 2 Aubrey Prowse. 3 Doris Iteyntiills. l Lillian Graham nlld Edith Duell (l qulll l.
Grade I (c)—1 Lloyd Herring, 2 Justin Jordan, 3 Florence Stewart.
‘ -i Jalulls‘ Alurplly. Perfect Attendance -— Elsie Penny, (iorirullc Wilite. Roy Bell- L Ilty \\'llill-, Jim.- Robertson.
Grzllw- llPlllly, Lucy Phillips. IClnu-r Illlluclllnlorllllll, ClillfC Stewart, (‘llcsll-l- Cooper. Hubert White, Iloyai Willie, Blanche Penny, Mur~ il~l llucll. Sarah Ilrellaut, May Jor- dan, Muriel Jncltson, Lillian Gra- llillll, Aubrey Prowse, Ilazvl Bino- Imoll, IClliill Ilul-ll. Janlvs blurplly. llllrsllzlll .\lllcLcoll, Jane Jorlialn, llrllcl- Slowart.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
Thu fnllolviuu is the standing of llll‘ pupils ill the sr-verzll grndl-s- u!‘
Pll-llszlrlt Valli-y School for tho luollill of Novr-lnber. lrnlip, X.—I, Mrlrbclln Muc-
L. nnun, 2. Dorothy lllrlcDowell.
flrnllu \'lIl.—-1. Berlin Steven- son. 2, Florvncc hit-Swain. (lrulll- Vll,—1, lslu Wet-its, 2-
Taylol‘, 4.
\'llI Ilorring, 3 Lucy Phillips, 4' Gl-llcc Penny. Grade lV—-1 Grace “lhlte, 2
llorlalll Dowcll-
Grade V.~—1. Alice lVeeks, 2. Clara .\IzlcLcoll, 3. May Smith.
Grade IV.—1. William Hickox, 2, Ervin Buckonan, 3. Lollis Smith, i, Claudl- Smith.
(‘lrallc lII.—1. Elizabeth Mac- Kay, 2. Evelyn McLnre.
(trade I.—-(a) I, Marion Steven- sou, 2. Bruce MacLennan, 3. Mil- bllrll llirlcDou-oll, ti, Donald Muc- Kay, 5. James IIickox.
Grade I.—(b). 1. Gerald Smith. 2, Ada Ctovensoll, fl. Elinor Buch- onnn, 4, Miller Weeks.
Grallc 1.——-(c) 1. Ralph Peters, 2. Olive I-Iickox.
Grade I.—(d). 1. MlllaSB Loud, 2. Jessie Zliucswain.
hlacswnin 5. Alex Mac-
Mac-
FREDERICTON SCHOOL
The following is the standing of
25 25 PER C
p. c.
Fredericton School for the mouth
such as
s Four great groups
EN T. For example.
$10.00, $15.00, $10.00, $25.00
ALL COATS OF HIGHER PRICES grouped in the classes mentioned a
$40.00 Coats for $30.00. $45.00 Coats’ for $33.75.
$50.00 Coats for $37.50.
Come in early—get your choice first. f
Moose a rrusou
ON, well made, handsomely de- you would be proud to u] series of assortments.
which cannot be conveniently A bove offered at a reduction of
Introducing a great
Sale of Coats
for Women
OATS OF STYLE AND DISTINCT] signed, and skillfully tailored, Coats wear, going on sale this week in a delightf
pl‘ cl
of November.
(trade X.—1, Ruth Stevenson, 2. llillln Culliffc- (lfllllg lX.—'1. Mary Stevenson.
Grade V.—1. Ruby Stevenson and lluullah Ilickox (equal), 2. John MeLennan, 3. Willie Hickox-
‘Grade lII.—-1. Wesley Murray, 2. Arnold Wvults, 3. Sheldon Stewart and Murdock Stun-art (equal)-
Grllllc lI.—1. Jliller Stevenson, 2. Mary Iloss, Zl, Alcx. Ross-
Gradc I—lu) 1. Edith Cutliflc, 2. licorice Stewart, 3. Edna Hill-
Grllllt‘ 1.——(b) l.’ JOIIII lIickox. 2. Lillian hlorrisou, 3. John Morrison.
Grallu I.—(c| 1. lllilner Hill, 2. ll()llls lIll-kox, 3. Everett Ross.
Perfect zlttl-utirlncez- Illlnnnll lIil-kox, lVosley Murray, .\Iilll-r, Stcvutlsou Edith (‘utllffc, DOHLFlCL? Stluvllrt, Joilll Hickox, Louis illckox-
hlarion Weeks, Teacher.
CONWAY SCHOOL
Iionor Roll of Conway School for the month of Novcnlbvr.
Grlllle IX-l Audrey Graham, 2 Jvun Iiaytlnr.
Grade VIII-I Ilarold Murphy. (trade VI—1 Clinton Morrison. 2 John Morrison, 3 Vina Graham. (trade V-I llarold Palmer. (lTflllO lll—1 Oswald Murphy. Grade II—~1 Lewis Graham. 3- (ll'ilill‘ I. Senior-l Iiazol Painter. Zlllfffflllfll Traillor, 3 Clarence Mun 3. Ill)’-
Grrlde I, Junior-l (lcorgc Mor- rison and Rustin Banks. equal, 2 Erskine Lewis.
Loulsu Martin (equal) 2- am.» Gallant. 3- Asnes Alien-W"- (luudcl,»3, lliarle Ii. Martin.
Elhvarll lint-hes.
Si. hlllrgnrcfis luonlhs of October null Novr-ulltl-rlJltnnly I)r0\vctt; 3 ,Lestor lliatlllt-
or)‘, 2.
Morrison, Oswald
H. LLOYD IIENDERSON Teacher MOW
s1: FELIX SCHOOL
Standing of thc St. Felix $011001
for tlll- month of November-
(irudo VllI.-1. Oliver McKenzie. (lflltlii vl.—1. John Chluswu. 2~ (ilwllll- V.—-1. Annie Gillls and
Jctllzut-
Grade IV-—Evelyn DCSROClIOS, 2.
Arthur Dcsltoches, 3. Jean Winters.
(irltllo IiL-Rlla Chiasson. 2.
Dorothy Arscnllult 3. Alla (lillis.
(lIXHlC II. -— John Plnonu. 2-
mleljnu Chiflsgfln, Ii. Amllo (iillis.
Grade I.—1. Olive lll-sliocllcs, 2~ Marlin, 3. Melvin Des~
lrry, 2.
Grullaul, John Morrison. Vina Grad (lI‘£1(l0‘lV.—1. Leonard McDonald, ‘2. Augustus McDonald, 3.
Peter
';-;_ . ,_ ." . l , Clinton <01‘)! -1>(.lt11Xll-,l¢e1(313lliti!fl0]13m slselllflnna lllalllllDlly, Harold Palmer and Rustin Mflllunalrl. "mi Banks.
Grade II (a).—-—1. Sallie Montgom- Alice (lillis, 3. Florence Moutgonleay, ~l. Frud Cheverie, 5- Jollll hlolltgunlury.
Grade II (by-l. Alpllonsus Mc- Cormack.
Grade I (a).——I. Mary Montgom~ cry, 2. Iruue .\IcCorul:lult, 3. Adolphus l\l(fl)OIl{Ilil.
Grade I (b).—-1_ Peter Montgom~ cry.
Tcacllor, Frances McGllugh.
WHEATLEY RIVER SCHOOL
Following is the standing of “Wlll-lltllvy" School for November:
Grade X-Pllillp Matllcson; 2. Myrtle Cllanlllul‘
Grade IX-l Wallace Higgins; 2 Jcllu Higgins; 3, Reginald Mc- Kenna
GTilllQ VIII-l, Franco Nell; 2
hiargnrl-t (lallarlt. Tvilvllfl‘.
ST. MARGARETS SCHOOL
Tho following is tllc standing of‘ School for till-
(irallc IX.-1. lllariorl (lralll- VII.—1. Ilillil (lurlrlllle lllcDounIll. (lrtlllo VI.—1. Margaret Cbcverio, lillsil McCormacki 3. Philomene
McDonald. l\ll:I)0Il.llll,
Montgomery.
Grade V.—1. Florence Monlgour Margaret M. McDonald, Si.
Stl-phen K. Glllis, 4. John J. Mc- Perfcct Attendance — Audrey Donald, 5. Joseph McDonald.
BRINGING UP FATHER
I Laura Axtvortlly
Grade VI-I, Iillrold Illclfonna; 2 Alubrose Forll: 3 Lionel Younker
Grade IV——I David Axworthy; 2 Violet Neil; 3, Rufus Axworthy
Grnliw ll-l, ltusscl hln-tlll-son; 2
SOD
(lradl- I (Sr)—1 Irving Noll; 2. Ilosanlonli Nell; 3, Onlor Noll.
Grade I (Jr)—1 Katie Ford; 2 Gladys llIc-Qunrrle; 3, Wendell Mc- (luarrle,
Perfect attondancc—-Phiilp, Jean Illggins, Itoginald Mclfenna, Katie Ford. -
Teacher-Victor Ling.
ampffoar: w NEW ANNAN SCHOOL
Following is the standing of the pupils of New Annan School for the nlouth of November:
Grullo lX—-1, Ella Moaso.
Grade VIII-l, Viola Hegarty; 2 Leo Coudon; 3, Walter Mouse
Grade Vl—1, Bertha MacKlnnon; 2, Anna I-Iegnrty; 3 ,Arlene Ennlatl ~l Ralph Moasu; 5, Lowis Mouse.
Grade \'—1, Itobinn Cameron; 2, hint-lino Hcgarty; 3, Olive Mouse.
(lrllllo IV—-1, lllury Iicgarty; 2 lllllble (laullvt.
(lralle lll—1, Mary MacDonald;
2, hlflft-{illklt Eumnu! 3 Balfour MucKay. (lmde II——1. Ruth Mouse; 2,
Wallace Mouse; 3 Louise Gnudet: -i,, Charles (iaullct. Grudc I (a)-—I Gertie Maclnnls; Greta Ilcgarty; 3, George Mac- Kily- (irade I (b)——1 Sterling Mouse; Peru-ct attenllanccz-Ella Mouse Viola Ilegnrty, Robina Comeran. Anull Ilegllrly, 011W! Alonso, llilllry
0
Hcgurty. Wallace Mouse, Ruth llloase. Jennie M. Downeas, teach- er.
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SEARLETOWN SCHOOL The following is the standing of Scarlotowu School for Novombur. Grade X.——1. Ethel Holland, 2. Arthur Holland, 3. Joan Affleclt. Grade VI.-—1. Gladys Lowther and llinrgnret MacNelll (0011111). 2- I-Iurolll Affleck, 3. Alva Dlackmore- (lradrv V.—1, Gilbert Bell, 2. Frank Ilcll, 3. Jean Callback.
er-z" (lrsllc lll—1. Kenneth Green, 2.
‘ Mary Noonan,
(irallo lI.—1, Edith Solley, 2. Gladys Illacklnore, 3. Roy Sobey and Stanley Gallant (oqulll). ,
Grallu I-——Sr.—1. Gladys Learll. 2, Olive MucLoan, 3. Layton Green.
GrJllc 1.-—Jr.—1, Eldon Sobl-y, 2. Donald Cameron, 3. Lloyd Cameron.
Perfect attendance: Glallys Lowther, Jean Callback, Gilbert Ilcll, Edith Sohoy, Ray Snbuy,
Gladys Ulackmoro, Olive MncLuuu, Pupils enrolled, 31. Avoragl-llttl-nd- Leltll Blacknloro, Eldon Sobcy- ancc 27.
--Vernn. M. Bernard, Teacher. -——-<-o>-——> PromptnOu l‘ pproclated
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