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PARIS, Dec. ll.-—-'I‘he Academy of France has decided that the formal seating of Marshal Petnin to succeed Foch among the 40 Immortals will take place during January, On that occasion, Petain, in accordance with custom, will have great war leader. _

Paris expects the Petain oration to be the most masterly defence of Foch ever written, and the defend his former chief many of the attacks contained in the Clemenceau book.

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PETAIN TO TAKE SEAT WITH '40‘ NEH!‘ MONTH

to eulogize the

Because of the danger of re-open-

renchmen regret.

contributions and Clemenceau to the Allied vic- tory, Petaln may be urged to limit his eulogies rather than his soldierly merit.

to Fuchs

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Following is November report of

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pupils of St. Peter's Harbour School: attendance: -- Marjorie MacEwcn, Louie Macliiwen, Gordon MacEwen, George Squires, Blanche Squires. Lloyd Squires.

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Marjorie MacEwen, Edith MacEwen, Gladys MncEwen.

Grade X—Editli MacEwen. jorie MacEwe-n, Winnie MacEwen.

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Grade VI-Beth MacEwen, Gladys

McEwen, Sterling MacEwen, Stuart Mosher, Ralph McEwen, Mosher.

Murray

Grade V-Louls MacEwcn, Ethel

Squires, Joe La Pierre, John Mc- Ewen, George Drake, Annie Mathle- son, Margaret Mosher, Frances An- derson.

Grade lI-Georgo Barry, Gordon

MacEwen, Vera Drake, Cyril Sinnott, Florence Mathieson, Blanche Squires, Irene Drake, James Arnold.

Grade I (tn-Rita McDonald, Mary Gauthier. Clam Gauthier, Squires, Hazel Arnold.

Lloyd

Grade I (bl-Ted MacEwen, Har-

old Moshcr, Ralph Slnnott.

A discussion was among some Irlshmen why, according to the actuarirm, there is very little change in the expectation of life be- tween the age: seventy. As one member saw the problem it. presented no difficulty:

of sixty-five

in progress

and

"It stands to reason if ye live t0

sixty-five ye're more likely to live longer than if ye died before that,‘ he remarked."

soldier may against

Ewen MacDougnli will preach Sab-

Brooklyn at 8; and Kinross at 7 p. m.

PRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFT-When sending Christmas Greetings friends abroad or at home why not accompany your greetings with n copy of that interesting Booklet - "Memorles of Long Ago". by an old Charlottetonlan-Benjarnin Bremner. For sale at Carter d: 00., and Mari- time Stationers.

. ISLANDEB home friends of Mr. Wm. Wood, of _Pope's Island, New Bedford, Mass,‘ formerly of Alexandra, will regret to learn oi.’ his denth,.wl1lch occurred there on ‘mesday. Levi L-angille, of this city, who left; to visit him on hearing of his ill- ness, was with him when he passed away.

lremely slippery sidewalks made walking difficult and even dangerous yesterday, especially to the aged and infinn, although the hazard was les~ sened to some extent by the sprink- ling of sand over some of the more traversed ways. It was noted that places, cleared of slush on the prev- ious evening by the residents living opposite, were free of ice.

TOWN-The cases of the three young men, Howard Llewellyn, Samuel Yor~ ston and John McDonald of George- town, who are held on a charge of breaking and entering will be tried today. The case of a. woman, charged with receiving stolen goods, will also come up. The men are at present in Georgetown Jail. The woman has been released on $2,000 ball.

THE CH ARLOTTETO

Bentral, Guardian

THE WANTS ABE MANY at the Dispensary for Christmas. 9816.

BEST TEA OF THE SEASON 1n Zion Church on Thursday. December- 11th. 9758-12-9-31.

XMAS GIFIB.—Our store is full of articles from 50c up. G. H. Taylor, Jeweler and Engraver. 9812-12-10-31.

REMEMBER. THE DISPENSABY poor as early ll possible this year. 9816.

BUY YOUR. CHRISTMAS GIFTS at Zion Church Tu. Fancy work, aprons, handkerchiefs, novelties. re- freshments, candy and children's wear. 9758-12-9-31.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion will beheld in the Legion Rooms this (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock. 9815.

McLUltE AND MacKINNONS oflice will be closed on Thursday. December 11th for the purpose of packing fur purchases. Will resume buying Friday, December 12th.

‘9891-12-11.

DR. LAWSON SPEAKS TONIGHT in Caledonia. Hall on ‘The Philos- ophy of Health." Friday, December 12 on "Diet and Health”. His fare- well message to Charlottetown. 9823-11.

BRAD/ALBANY! UNITED Church oi’ Canada. Services on the above charge for Sunday, Dec. 14, are as follows: Granville. ‘11 a. m.; Rose Valley, 3 p. m4 Bradalbane, 7 p. m. ‘Thus. Palethorpe, Minister.

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ON WAY T0 l‘. E. I.—-A Wood- stock paper saysz-A car belonging to a Massachusetts resident named Palethorpe was badly damaged in a. collision on the Houlton road yester- day nftemoon. Mr. Palethorpe and his wife and children were on their way to Prince Edward Island to visit his relatives. New Brunswick his car was in col- lision with another, driven by David McKenzie, of Moultcn. were damaged but none of the occu- pants were hurt, with the exception of one of the Palethorpa children, who was badly shaken up and re- ceived a blow on the head. Provin- cial police investigated and report-ed that the accident was due to the Mc- Kenzie car being driven at excessive speed, considering the condition cf the roads. The driver agreed to pay for the damage and no charge was laid against him. The Palethorpe family are at u local hotel while their car is ' being repaired.

Messrs. Wilfred and John Connolly and Dannie Noonan, were visitors to the Capital on Monday.

Mrs. James Murray and two little sons Mervin and Arnold, of Augus- tine Cove, were visitors to the city over the week end, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald.

Mrs. Wilfred Connolly and two lit- tle children, of Bedeque, were visit- ors to the city over the week end, the guest's of Mrs. Connolly's sister, Mrs. John McDonald.

Clothes do not make the man- lunlus he is a. tailor.

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msrrruru "D Institute held their animal meeting on Nov. 20 in the school house, with nine members present. The roll call was answered by paying the annual foes. A report of the business dur- ing the year was read ‘by the secre- tary and was found satisfactory. All the ofllcers were re-elected. Next. meeting is to be held at Mrs. Mary Simpson's and the roll call will be answered by talk, sing, play or pay.

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Honor roll for November:- Prlnelpalb Department

Grade X-l, Doris MacDonald; 3, Jessie Bushey; 3, Billie Acorn.

Grade IX-l, Daniel McCormack and Bernard Mooney; 2, Leith Ding- well; 3, Lloyd McInnis.

Grade VIII-l, Stewart McAulay; 2, Percy Cheverie; 3, Ian MacDon- aid.

Miss Lavie‘s Department

Grade VII-l, Leonard Condon; 2, Ambrose Moynegh; 3, Philip Paquet. Grade VI-l, Jimmie‘ McInnis; 2,

Leo McDonald; 3, Sandy Glllam. Grade V-1, Stirley Gillum; 2,

Geo. Poole; 3, Franklyn Gheverie.

Miss MacDonald's Department

shortly an" entermg Grade I'V—i, Grace Poole; 3, Ca-

The voyage, thus far, has for they have seen ' and Forks WILII Ion hlndlco. short blldfi And Butter Spreaders and S5: nylr-th does not stop with the mtginnl Rogers Silverplnic is n co which will be remembcrerF-alwuys.

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Grade I (l1)—I, Alonzo Gallant; 2, Clarence Gallant; 3, John McIn- tosh; 4, Harold Creamer.

Grade I (b)—l, Pauline Richards; 2, Barbara Poole; 3, Francis Dou- cette; 4, Earl Harding.

_____.______. DANIEL JOI-INSIDN.

On December the first there dlied at Little Harbor. Daniel Jonhston in his 57th year. The deceased who was a mun of robust oonst/utkm had been in his usual cord health and went to assist e neighbor with some work when he died suddenly. Death was attributed to heart failure. Mr Johnson “as a man of many sterling qualities amd highly respected by a wide circle of friends and acquaint-

mille Cheverie; 3, Andrew Byrne; 4, Reggie Paquet.

Grade II-l, Marjorie Poole; 2,5 Danny Malone: 3, Andrew Meurant; i 4, Mervyn MacDonald. '

Miss 0'Donnell's Department

Grade II-1, Nelson Paquet; 2,’

George Paquet" 3, Paul Mc cil; 4.

Both ' cars

. ices. to whom his passing leaves a void that is hard to fill. His fun. eml on Wednesday morning to St. Mary's Souris, was very largely at- tended. Rev Mgr Nlcbean P. A_ P. P. officiated nt the mass while Rev B. Croken held the services at the grave. ‘The bereaved are: his widow Mary

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PARIS. Dec. 10,-“. be bar one must bathe in chainpwlt. ' is the latest edict for slaves to ~ ty. Mlstlnguett. the iwrcnill with the famous 1085- “PM ‘ {u} ‘by ammunolng that she 1MP! ‘ mu and legs "roam: bl‘ “l” them in "bubble water." Alb famous beauty in the Fltlldl “l” who never quaifs \\'ll1e or ~ revealed that every “"34 h" ' l tiful red_hair is washed in the!

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