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IN MEMURIAM ThisSecretary -

it ,_ SCANDAIJ...

' ` linked their mmol, ruined

their liven and canon . . . shattered o tender romnnoa

, __ . Kit., _ _ . . .all because of cl lic! Tha _ jj' you's biggest dramatic hill

SAMUEL GULDWYN muon;

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'l`OD.\Y and WEDNESDAY

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llflirium Hopkiiis -_- hlerie ()be1'0n--

.~ Joel §'._i'.".`i'ei1 111 “Tlicse Three” llc' Ai The l’1'ince Edward

“Tlif.-1* 'l`3.:'-.‘_‘." \-.i_;.‘l't ti:'o`.i';`_;I of n:..1ioi1 ;11t'.'.:1'ei1i>ti>1‘y.

1\iirui111 !i~‘,-_-.11..-_ _\It-:'_.- t_7i.1.>t'i\11 .t;;t1 FIV- K--l\ll.\'~ tl0l~‘lL"~S 110W U19 Joel Mt.-(‘1..1 1 - 1 lt- l’.'.1;1'.‘ l;';i\\'.l:`<l , li._._'»` -lt' ;1`.\t:1 ull iJ_\' 011 Ullfull' SW' 'I`l11‘a'.:'i< it . :1 3.' ;<'~l.i~.; liis 111.1.»'. <1.:'.L 111 u p;'.\.itu girls' scho;1i,_111- Domt;-1-_gi __» 11,11.. <'_:*:1:;r1 to ` v.-.'..;;.; 11;; 1‘.'.o ieucliers, Miriam

react; :Bw 1 1.1.1.5. 11 <':11rn1.i :uit Iilc. 1-. ;.i..1 the lal.'cr`s doctor “.n_.-,mv _ _‘__-...1-_‘_ J_.~c_ ).lce`;'v.\_ brought dis-

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Oflei...-L a.. ....t .. ._lt_ .it .ng y ~ ._ ilu-ir lives. Due to the

oppgrf_~_1;11 11 . .~; .__ ws. li i.- _ 1`1__i'lt.=;1. ;c.'_11:l.1l, the .school is lcit, Iiaiulv i.»1;t~:_.‘.1t_'_ :iz _ pro- I ;l1<~ rc.:1i.111.'e brokiii and aliiicsz un- ducml ._»1-’,,_, #1-i_;__ _f 1__.1 1 l>t-..;‘.iI.~..- suilerint; and liurnillutzoii 3-1ight`.~ aiiil.11 1 ; ~::t;1 _ `\-._ 1111111 ilic i» vi.~.‘_eil upon tllcse three innocent Dpmml. .;:_i .11 ‘l\'_~..11t_ 1.11.3111, be.<;'e tnc he is brought 10

I1, 1131..-._ _u; _. :. '» urn A1111--_ _

‘BM m _;¢»__,_,,_,» ,__ ~,._ 1»;»;1' 1 1- (lain-rs who score in the uniformly gather v..__i u .~-:;. ._ ;~..~ui __ in hr.._.;1nl cu.-'t ine Alma Krutrci; :ti

ymar.-p.'__i-il, -rn_.~.‘.';1 .iz .’ 1.:11t1;'_'1~'.- ` D.;:.:'_'.".s i;r;in'.i1no1lici‘; 'Catltel'_111c ‘apic ~;y_i _ ;1.:1:.'i;L_ ‘.1.i 15 111.1 l lltucs-1. a.. the .\‘1ll_\', 1roub.e-making Gran\:lI».\ ~ l 1'_‘-rl 1- rl. 1.1.1111 aiuni; Al1i1~;~11i Mac Jones, Carmen-

1a\~_\ 15,. __._.g,, _;' 1. ll. -L 1-.iz l‘.t_\ Jul1:1__:~_:1. :1n;i Wal‘cr Brelinun. riciotis lic nz 111'. : o j.. 1- "I`lu.~t2 'l'i1'.'cc" is the draniatic ,mp of -}_.\ _rt _: .1 1,. 1 .wi 1 _ .:u..-.1 ut ll1l\.\e;u=.ll1l

74'? ~ 1 ' 1 '.'.~.~1.t~u inc ucckt-cpcr*could profit- OW Ove ably me bg; getting in touch with

° his fellow workers, either by per-

.-.nicl ceiitact cr through the med-

_ __ funn of literature. Wintertime is

_ -_ ~ . coiivcntioii time. when producers

`".".1,l T;(._'_t_();,-£._ of all kinds gather together for the

k,.,.D(.r 3 ,_-_,.5 1,\_-qv _gift 1,_»_,,f._\~ I piu1>;~.“e of discurftiiig with each

crap h_,,,_\.,\,,,_.. ~ 13,, ;,,....» .,,t;gj_\- orlrcr the verioiis problenis con- packm U _.._; ,_ -1-gf.,-0 1 ncctcd with their particularun- will he f-rw.. 111* .'_~_'1:'e 1;mf_\l tlustrlcs. Several such conventions durirlfl ‘ite 1:17.! 11'# o:‘.'_xzn".ii'.l1_s 9-Vi’ ll“1d f0¥` lllf bC`0l<@€‘l)€I` Und

A_____ inauy an idle liozir can be pleas-

l“YT"T""/Yw-' Y Y 4” T` " ‘ uiitly and profitably spent in at- P f ' l tending thrm. Many a time the

ro l~.\~1~ire=1‘ luis heard beckccpers re-

in-l: that certain information

_ 11:-‘zcrl up :1t_co:1vr11tlon has more

C0, l1:1:_1 repaid the cost of at_cnding.

_ In zirliiitiou to the convention

Chartered Accountants and association meetings. there are

a number of short courses inc:-I:ccpr1~s izivcn by some of Agricultural Calleecs. Although

_ V iI:1~,=;~ i'viii':_e.< are c"~pcciall_v pre-

:E`-’Af1§"_'”_'.1'_"""':"_.`-.”-'-f§"`= 1 parvcl for liegiiiiicis. the experienc-

4 »Y _ rd beiikecpei' may also find them ’McLC()d é\, 'Bentley ,‘ pi-ci';ialile. and those who can af- t W_ F.. n:;_Ni'1.i§i__K. L_ 1'-an to rio so are well advised tor l J- ~'\» l3i`-7\'r5-l'»\- l‘- C- :ittcitd them. Convention and |B°|"'i'Jl""` _“f“_l ;`f_“""""l"f`?"L”' .lim-L c'11r.~cs are not the onlyi

-"lV‘l`»\l'\V ‘U "0‘“"_ __ __ ` .<r.urces of informaf»ion. for num-l

¢‘-Y '_ " crous lnocks and joiirncils which I Bell f‘ifft‘“°S"“ '11‘“..:1;‘.:;.‘°@2;

_ I L;-I H _ LL_B_ f'_i'.‘1<>i's 1:11. 'v 1 ‘ 1 '.1 .

"R'll~l1l~-ivirlgllit Elovx wrt. Therc can he olatfiincd

flt1_\‘!." 'IO Lil \N tl11'aus;l1 :=n_\~ dt-1:1111' in hee supplies

cron 1:‘.» if ci' ~! 1eo:_i\1~1,l'.!,_.|_ l in C;-.;.1fln_ in afliiitioir bulletins

___-_-L-_M1 3.11:' ;1~:11n11!ci_; firxilirig with dif-

{ 3 _ ._ \,__ - ,l’~1‘c11‘.1>l11\-rs. <f izrekccpirig may

Muc('l‘|g¢1l1 *"-__rl>f‘l¥n(`n |1.~ 11'. 'rirzi free of cluirzc from `_~ MARK ll -V-Iffil l‘-_~\--\- L' the l’i1`uI1r~1l_v and Extension ""(` ST~ f`l~'\m 5"_»\_l“‘UR‘ lf* A' li:~.11~l»l1_ llrp;1rt111er.'t nf Agricul- _ 1 I5f1f1”3l‘~<`{>_~Vffv'[l""3""*-`VMC- ture :z -1~.v:1_ uizrl :tha from scale' 0"_3iU3l`~`1 Ifl)__!l('f)'1"|‘_1nk of inc I'rn\'i:1r-ini Departinent". as

1' """ “T ""“"_' 'H' " ’ wrll. f\ lcv: liuiizs in contact. \vith 1 rzlliwr l>i'r`f:r'r11».';‘.< and :1 few hours

_ K _ I ` , <‘ rut 1:1 1‘e.1rl11t;: is time well spent.

ffl.. I`la~`-la-in ‘hath pl‘1"_.'1rtlv and profitably. 1».\1..w1i~;t:. ii. c. _- --_f---_-_T:_i_-

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Phone 41. 1'. 0. nor 12- _ t‘1<‘

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SONG HIT AND LOWELL TIIOMAS

3.15 - 7.00 - 8.45 P. M.

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15 Malden Lane

At The ~(`apitol

Dramatically revcallng the secrets

of the \vorld`s greatest Jeiv;-lry center, a district guarded as rare- fully as the National Treasury against the hordes of tlxicvcs ltired from all over the world. “I5 Maiden Lane," story of the famous Diamond Row opened yesterday at the Capi- tol Theatre.

To the casual giancc Maiden

Lane is just another narrow street in lower Manhattan, but within the confines of its short length untold fortunes in precious gems are hand- led daily.

Abounding throughout tl1e sircet

are inyriads of plainclothes men, constantly on the watch, yet at- tracting neither attention nor sus- picion by their quite ordinary ap- pearaiice. I11 their care is the ran- som of a hundred kings, and tlie.r unceasing vigil is a. terror to thc ordinary jewel tl1icf_

Cast in the role of a c`ever_ silk-

hatted crock daring enough to at- tempt a robber the rest of thc

mines to recover thc 111il ion d9`lar, loss as well as break up the ring! of jewel thieves victimizing Dia- ‘ mond Row. Pretending ti fall in 1 with the plans of Romero, Clair-ci leads him on until she finds her- .-.elf in a strategic positlon result- ing in a wlilrliviud denouexnent that not only recovers the stolen dianicnd but _-not from several other

robberies as well.

The successful finish of Cla1rc's 1

slcuthing, however, is due print-i-l pally to a new romantic aiigle she applies to the detcctiic bus_11:ss which makes the picture abound in

both tcnsc and tender i11o1ncn:<_

"15 Maiden Lane" also fcutiires

Dciiglas Fowley. Lloyd Nolan. Les- ter Matthews and Robert Mcwade.

POINT RE ROCK-IE

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'Bank of Nova. .\`1_'uti;\ (!1ar..Z1crs l I . l _ _ 0 _ , _ (`l1nrl:»tlt‘t11w-1, P. E- l. ` ‘

.\'fl.’\!`_Y TU |.l)'tN UNDEBTAKER

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'lil iii.:-. 1@iiLihl llliiaf

\\`i~ :ire |n1j.in;.g' d1'e-'_-f:»<l Poultry

('liE('l=_i_-_` !`(>\`.`l._ tllilibiii. lll`t‘l{t~`. TVRKEYS

H.1vEr1';' pi-:‘.--l'1‘~;;~:l pn1=|ir_\' fur n'.:1n_'~.' years and hav- iflr Ii.-_»,._», f~-_ t'~:r.f;>.~< in l:c:~t :\_\_\ii~1lue niarkets can ppp 1.5.1- ~»~( 1:1' i:>.';~ |11‘E<"..~:. l":\ii' _1;‘1‘zidin_';‘ assured.

wrnrnn. 1 avi-~:'vm u».3¢_<.~n-.-i=~_ ~ f wer xv;-1

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Soo ;;~. l;;~-.',;'.~ :zfliiiisg _vuilr |\ouitr_v. We sell Lak-K0 fz1tt'.1iim;. "-!'=~".1 and other poult1°_v feeds at reason

MwWi1l.HoLMAN _

I lien( Sl.

llxiprwfic Old

Spziin restaurant

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FUULTRY _

Buying Poultry, all kinds, daily. _

Paying Highest Market Prices

Island Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Standing of Point dc Rccheschool for October and November:

Grade D{~i. Vincent Fechan; 2_1

Winnifred 0'Han1ey.

Grade VIII~l. Helen O’l-latttey;

2. Betty McCormack; 3. Reggie Fsc- l1ai1 4 Ma ' Doyle and Gcrald‘n;~

of Charl

the late recently

that the

same ch

bed. Sh

she was

Charlotte ased. the

serving

slngton

ready to Ci! llS!,‘.

Besides

Richard

Janie iM

_ -»<_\¢‘ 5.' 30.,

ITODAY and wear 1

£`lmrlott-ct di-rn. Ver

.i-ilrlrell.

MRS.

A very

Mrs. Eup

Street, C of 74 yea

The deceased had been confined

to her bed for the past year, so “Way

always shown before taking to her “° d

and duri

will regret of one wl

, \

0Il(‘ S011

EUPHEMIA LYNDS

James Lynds, passed away at her home at IBS King an W

coming of her death was tam'

not unexpected. “Img

She bore her illnem with the

ertuiness which she had' enely

e resided in Kensington sh”

proprietress of the Bruns- with"

wick Hotel. I11 1924 she moved to H

town, where she purch- gougs

Davies Hotel property.

for a great number of years, where heibr

t.h

her husband and one son whim

ho predeceased her, and work

to mourn one daughter

own, and tivo grandchll- ‘ p_m_ nor and E`eanor Camp- befor

_ e

hell of Borden, also three foster The telephone rings corist'intIy__

Mabel <Mrs. William people

\Vi1i.~li>. Frank Willouby, and Edith welt, 11 ` '11

il Ot Cll. Mrs. Ly

n1‘:=. fd by

‘!ott;>town, smug;

nds was a lady of ster- stitue

ling: i‘l1n.1'z1cter and \vill be much bring

. - - _. h

who luiew

het ianuh and t ose who it nt Mrs Roose\e`t's name as

her. spo

I11lrr1nc:1t- was at the Peoples' real

¢‘1‘n1cit'l'_\',

thc reason "A men

and that is the 1-ersfii why, he can by h

'lo to .sirco not

wh_\’."

This is Stein in li ;gra;:l1‘cc.l

the ‘he

Kensington, P.E.I. ` articles is done after five o'clo~k.

cn Saturday afternoons ,when the

--~-1 telephone qufets down, and on Sun-

Cld_ T I ,More Steiiiisms

_ ' ll' ‘ ' - _ ,_ e r?V°’ 'f ,, For Human Miiid, DU.,

day.

&_- fold native girl, belonging to the

NEYV YCRK DT- 7-"A fl0§ clnl Harrismlth district. Orange Free

o to sleep s£"nd`ng and not kitowl stake

\‘»'ll.V- I charn <‘1‘_n go to sleep standing Her

.< ai1d'ne_ but he p"rfers upon

to. For this there is no reason rem

_ Huniaii M nd." the ‘

1111 to d ld nt WASHINGTON, Dec. 'l-(CP)-

o£;.§0w¥,'ef,, ix pf;-gneof Wherever Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- hemm Lymm widow of veit goes alert eyes are likely to

find an emcient, uncbtruslve wom-

. _ th scurrying pencil -- her secretary,

:;f‘"°"°t°“" at e use Malvina Thompson sounder.

Sometimes her tyvévrrlter taps

In autos, on trains. or sitting ser-

ltference to Mrs. Schelder.

otebook have been keeping up

ng her many years in calllisee

e public she made a V

great many friends. both in Ken- ggflne knew we existed' and Wm

“nd C"“’l°“°‘°“"‘f “’h° into obscurity" Mrs soheidei-said t° mm* °f th” passing “Although I lmow Mrs. Roosevelt

to was always willing and l -H I t help out in any needy X/11 thalsivays be an in erestlng figure

v - '_ V"_n°"' _“`l‘° made the five gubernatorial and three Presi-

.~11pre1ne sacrifice in the world war, denti

_she leaves so dine

T5- E~ M< Campbell* B01" called ty‘pical~usually start at Dor

dell. und one son, Edwin P., of 3_15

CHILD SNAKE CHARMER

is employer to vacate the farm

_ and di-mo'i.<hed the walls. leaving

fifvelfiluv ffl Gertrude his utuo girl near the ruins. when "lf ""“' l°°k~ mrll? G50* he returned an hour later with the History of Am°r:ca or child-S

_ Relation. cf H1r1_a11 Nature to low cobra lying in the sun next to

Has Long Hours

ith a. handy notebook and

on a 'rock high on I. moun- Agaln, she takes dictation with a roadside picnic lunch.

in the White House-it makes

a trouper. 14 years Mrs. Schelder and

Mrs. Roosevelt. It/s a. strenu- fe. but she would not swap with anyone else on earth, be- she says she likes her boss. njoyed working for her when

st as happy when we sink back

world of ours."

s. Schelders training for a.

House secretaryship included

ing with Mrs. Roosevelt in

al campaigns. Her days - all

rent that none could be

a.m., and last until about 'Ii It’s often 11 p.m._ however. she knocks off.

who must see Mrs. Roose-

requests of congressmen and 5 for appointments for can-

nrs, peop'e who want to l1ou.'=e guests to tea. people

a or, people who want jobs The ork on ma‘l sieeches and

BAN. Dec. 6,-A two~year-

can claim fame as a snake

l(‘l‘. father hed been given notice

whlcli he had squatted. He ed the thatch from his hut

food he found a huge yel-

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SSURANCE COMP

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SHE KNOWS' ITS -VALUE NOW

Enlightened by the experience of a widowed friend, she now appreciates her husband's practical foresight in arranging with The Great-West Life to take care of herand the children if the need should arise. Knowing that he has done all within his means to provide for a secure future, she feels safe and happy. ' You, too, can obtain from this

M'ss Stal* uses dogs as a. kind of back

lan

\\`0n ll?

clmark. Sha refers to them mist -1-7

dei l/.no'.'.:, mc. but t'e dog knew

the time when :he wishes to in- Soutlli

dicalo iden‘iy. Sarnvlcg "The o‘:l atm

ian said I rm I he"ause my iii- the :lk

underworld considers far too ri.<.l:_v,, Cesar Romero achieves a pnl£‘.‘ic<'l

Performance li1 suavity and cool-Il RCPON ff W01lfl¥';t0l1 C€l1ll‘€‘ NEW YC'3'K~ Del 6-(CP)-RT'

ness. Cairn ’I‘1‘ev0r, featured as the I School for thc mcnth cf Novem- SW-!`Ch Sl?"l2-"I`Pd bl' CSIIZITUHH 01°-, ing niece of the head of the vompriny ber‘- ganimiicn: will be aa impor ant flags and quaritites of fl:od-ligl1t- insuring the gem stolen by R.a11ze;'o_l Grade X Sr.-1. Pearl Ayers. C0n~'ld0l`HfiCl\ in 11 ¢EC11l1iCH1 Sym thi

turns amateur detective and dzter- I

_'M' l

2 ~ Tl

McCormack.

Grade VI-1. Mary Mclnnis, C‘a- l

renee Mclnxrs 1

Grade IV-1. Genevieve McCol--l

mack; 2. Reggie McInn`s; 3. Mir-. gnret Kelly; 4. Arlctta McCormack. 1

Grade III-1. Teresa McCormack;]

2. Minnie McCormack; 3. A‘tcc§

Kelly. l Grade II Sr.-1. Francr; Fcehn;

2. Francis Kelly; 3.'Pi1's Feclizxn.

Grade II Jr.-1 Carrie McCar-

mccii; 2. Annie Mclnnis.

Grade I Sr.-1. Ruth Kelly: 2-:

Bernice Kelly.

Grade I Jr.-1. Kathleen Feehin;

2. Freda Fezhan.

Cecelia E. McInt_vre_ teacher.

<Patrict please copy)

)l|n|\r||'1\ l.Inl|n<\nt rnnlnvon n|1\ll1||.i___

'md

that he was he tc'au.'e he kn'\v ;\,m, that he \\'as hc rs _well as knowing sunk

tl1"t he knew she. 1 Th

Dogs like kno\vinf_; what they killed

‘sn w even whfn they n1`ke b~lie\'e that thiv do not nit that t‘~_cy di

not like it but that they do not k11ov_'."

\VEIlLlNGTON SCHOOL

hilcl who was stroking its

cobra is one of Lhe few African snakes that will a human being at sight and

horrified father tip-tecd a\va_v

returned with a knohkerrie which he dispatched the

e. e child wept when her father

the reptile.

tal Corrosion

great Canadian company the assurance that, come what may, your home and family will he safe. Get to know a Great-West man.

. _ _

f` 'ri-is

Takes Heavy Toll

HYNDMAN & CO. LTD., Provincial Managers

Charlottetown

UREAT-WEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

M **"~»-::'_i___-._;::-- ---L-;_-_»;__;__; -._-» - - -..~--;»;~-_--_~_~_-1:;-_-___-_-_ :.-_f_-L-_-_r;_-*_-_~_-_-_-_-:_,L;-__ - ;_;._ __ _-

millions of m2da`s souvenirs,

apr'1:‘ai~us in readiness for th:

' - 11

Gracie X Ji-1. Ever-iii Gamer- rosfum 011 corrfioii of met_1's. an- Coronation.

0113 2. Hubert Ayers; 3. Rus e‘l nounccd the othrr day by the A-l

M. Ki:`noi1_

mcrican Soc'c'fy of Meclianic‘l'En-l will

- Some thirty of forty mll`lon flags

be made in the c’tv h'twee'1

Gracie VIII it Dorothy Gillis; 2. ` aincers, The .<_vm`4osium. to bv now and May next. Two firms 07

H"1e11Can1erc1i: 3. Laurrtta Lecky. 1 hed here Drc. 3. will be a feature flag manufac urers have c... n_.tcl

Grade VII-1. Elizzalcftli Gillis. of Grade VI_l, Emmet.. Ayers: 2. "Tl

Doris Steele; 3. Delores McNeill. sion

ic yenrfy toll taken by corro- ,i

is stated in astronomi,:eI fig- of

Glade V-1. Henry McKinnon; , urcsf' said Tlmnia: H. Wic'kend`n.

2. Lorne McNeill.

the S0Ci0ly`-»' anmml me_°t'nz_ 1 their works. one or the fir no hiv-

recently received rx single ord r three million flags. Medal manufmturers have now

chairman rf tre corrmittee 111 settled their designs, the prejtara-

Grim" IV-“L Ellvfn 5l¢‘l‘l°i 2- Cl‘fi1`S-'P Of the l1r‘0Zt1m_ \vh0 d‘S- tion of whlcl1_ in many in't nccs.

GCC1`§<` Cflulvroll. criheri it not only as rn indiistrial has taken H cangidemrlc amount

GFMIC UI-L M.V1`l1l‘ RtlIl1*1l.V1 2_ pro`9Icin but a`so as a question of of

time and money-one firm ln

Les McNeill; 3. E1nme_t; Cameron. notlopfll welfare. ipartlcular paying out 200 gu'neas

Gmfic II-1» Ffwstilia McNeill; Mr. wliltonfufii said that tech to

secure a design that vas s`tls-

2<,P_01ll1if‘ Bf\_1‘l0W- _ _ nical knowlcd;c had mad* more`fa¢tory, 'I'-h_'s frm expects to

"HUG I 5’-“L Hui" C‘“"ef°’_"_ Dl‘0‘!FP~‘S ill U10 DJSY- fCW UCCIITGSI manufacture several milliors of C'Fi‘(lf‘ I Jl"l» C' \`U'\ld0 Gllll-5» than in 1nan_v c_~nturles previiufly. these mcd,l|s_ and Wm D,-Cd;-¢e

2. Patricia McNeill; 3. Urban Cam- as

far as k11o'_vl:doe of 0° r°sI°n` them oi the rote of 250.000 it week.

cron and Einn1cttCaincrci1 iequall. was concm.m.d_ manufacturing A set of decm_a_

Cameron, Hilda Camero Henry

elopmcnt, and research division. 5

shield for attaching to the front

ll' dev

M°K"‘"°" D0” 5t‘~“`f MY"f5° International Nickel Comrany. An' b,~,r,,~,- ,md h~¢|ud|ng s~,-game,-5 Rm" “‘ imrortant factor in vorr_1<'0n wa- which are attached to th- radiator

Doris E McKenna, Teacher “.01

MILLVALE SCHOOL ni

Honor Roll for November:

Grade X.-1. Clifford Murphy.

Grad: VIII.-l. Leona Murphy, 2. Bernice Murphy, 3. Jnme; Murphy.

Grade VII.-Lillian Mrlnnis, 2.

Mary Murphy, 3. Basil Malone. fling

Pcifcct etteiidanccz Emmeit He is pssistam, n_mmg,._.r of me "ons for mo-or cars cons-sung o~»

_ _ . _ `,

Gl`L1d.c V.-1. Helen Mlliphy, 2. "` -

John Parsons, 3. Eunice Murphy. 1

Grade IV.-1. Agnes Murphy, 2. l'

Janie Mclnnls, 3. Leonard Murphy. lu)

Ida Miirpliy. 3. Teresa Murphy. ‘

Grade II../\_' 1. Eric Parsons, 2._

Jean Mtupliy, _

Grad: II. B.-1. Frances Murphy. 1 Tommy Murphy, 3. Russell

Parsons.

Grade I.-1. Bertha Murphy.

Perfect attelidaiicez James Mc-

Inni; Leonard Mclnnis, Teresa Murphy. Jas. Murphy. Chas. Murphy, __ Bert_i_1_a __ Murphy, Ida ; Murphy. '

Grade III.~l Chnrlcs Murphy, 2. ' I

Lillian Cahill, Teacher. l

oronation Medals

‘ (industrial Britoim °'

Birmingham firms are now set-

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> 5"

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down to the bask 0' roduc-

.-,

' _ TH! FAMOUI

‘ LINI M E N1'

- Rub on- all-1 gm;

' Get the ncwllarge eum-

Gmy lin-Also at/li.|~

‘ able in lmaller. rqulg

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and per cent.

has been the d?scovery and de- and mag); tg the windsor-¢@»r|_

_"MW *r vcfopment cf the alloys containing _ ._

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HEAD OF HILLSBOROUGH SCHOOL

Fbllowlng is the standing of Head

Hillsborough School for the

month of November:

Grade VIII-1. Vivian Birt; 2.

Doris Douglas.

Grade VI-1. Oliver Doug’a.s. Grade V (Sr.)-1. Jcseph Bam-

nuasmo ‘"1°1<-

Grade V (Jr)-l. Gertmde Mv- s; 2. Helen Brazil; 3. Aenas Bra-

Grade IV--1. Marian Myers. Grade II--1. Leslie Douglas; 1.

Mildred Brazil; 3. Jean Douglas.

Grade I-~l. Pearl Myers and Oa- ald Brazil (equal). V Highest average:-Vivian Birt

Joseph Bambrtck (equal), 90

Perfect Attendance-Oliver Doug

las, Joseph Bambriok, Catherine

1 Douglas, Gertrude Myers, Marian

__.

Myers, Jean Douglas, Les`ie Doug- las. Pearl Mycrs.

Teacher-E. Canter. 11.

APPIN ROAD SCIIBOL

Report for the month of Nuvcm-

bcr:»-

Gradc VIII -_ 1. Marion Mac-

Eachern; 2. Jeanette Gillespie.

Grade VII-1.' Mildred Cudmore: Grade VI-1. Florence Gordon;

2. Heath Gordon,

Grade V-1. Lillian and Louise

Farrar fequall; 2. Bessie Goss.

Grade III Sr.-1. Mallnda Class:

2. Freeman Cudmore; 3. Sanford

Gnss.

Grade III Jr.-Lloyd Farrar; 2.

Orvtn Corncy; 3. Leon Corney. Grade II-1. Joyce Gass.

Grade I A-1. Velma Farrar. Grade I B-1. Roland Gass.

Grade I C~1. Clayton Gass; 2.

-Ya~;1ie Farrar; 3. Eva. Gass; 4. Carrie Cudmore; 5. Jackie Cud-

more. `,

Perfect attendance for ‘the

month: Mildred Cudmore, Lillian Louise and Lloyd Farra, Bessie,

Mnllnda and Clayton Gass.

JEAN GORDON, teacher

‘ ’*"_""`* "“° * \ nvnnmuz scnooi. l

Honor Roll for November:

Grade X-l. Eine" " "‘: 2. __

David Mulch; 8. Allison Mutch. ` Grade VII-!. lun... ..1ld. Grade VI--1. ‘?oi»;.t 1.1;-r; 2.

John Farquharson.

Grade V-1. Freddie Mutch.

Grade IV-1. Crrl Hamm, Kath-

erine Judson (equal).

Grade III-Wilfred Mtitch.

Grade I-1. Helen Jones. Keith

Lelacheur (equal); 2. Betty Mc-

Donald.

Perfect attendance: Helen Jones. Robert Bovyer, Wilfred, Freddie and _ David Mutch. 0

Teacher, Elizabeth Jenkins.

[Tn ltl||mr|l'l for Dnmlrutf.

COUNTS 153 DESCENDANTS

JACKSONVILLE, Texas - tCPl -Mrs. Melvina, In`,f`le Clvcsshcr, 103 who was born three _vcars before Texas became a. republic previous to entering the Unted Siacs. h-15 150 descendan‘s.

HIGH caaor STANDARD 7

GUALS

Make your money £01 the limit in value and * have comfort and satis- ` faction.

Buy Standard C02l5 from us. We sell the‘ best. ' Springhill _

Screened - - S 500 ’

1_/_ Albion Round, stove V

and Nut - -_- 3-50

Inverness Screened 8-75 Genuine Old Sydney

Screened `- - - 9-00

Canadian Coke - 10-Q0 Scotch 'Hard - - 12.20 Welsh Hard - - 12.10 \ American Hard - 13.00 ‘ 50c per ton extra

credit after 30 d1\.V5-

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