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meeting ot the Prince Edward ls- iand Pb! Breeders' Association will be hold in the Board of 'Prado Rooms, Charlottetown, at 1.90' Tuesday evening, December lith- L. W. Hancock. Acting`Becretary.

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Mil. E. R. Woodside, who recently welcomed a new daughter have named her Ruth Beryl. Mrs. Wood- side was formerly Dorcas Sullivan. Her husband’s charge is at Central IM. 16, Prince Edward Island.- Bydnsy Post Record.

PBLTS WILL be received at Rev- 1 ~

\ ere Hotel, Charlottetown, by our rc \ presentative each Friday for the next i few weeks. Mr. J. D. Jenkins is also -taking in pelts for us every day oi _the week. Cash advances are given at those receiving stations immedi- ately upon the pelt being brought in. Leave your pelts with us lor early disposal. Dominion Silver Fox Furs, Ltd. L-217'!-11-27-tt-Bi

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IIEIBTMAS PHOTOS. Q; sal You como io give -3

Kiddies a Christmas Tree this , We hsve_tho decorated lamps ».' shades and sizes. Chappell #_ in orarwdsiroot. _ .;»

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Workers held their regular meeting Friday evening with ten members oresent. Meeting pened by singing “The 'Doothbrush Bong." Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Roll was answered by each child giving the name of their favorite vegetable, Treasurer, Den- `on Francis reported thirty cents

on hand andrgetha Rpgerson was ippoinied to chase a hand basin 'or the school. also a minute book for use of the Junior Red Cross. it was decided to invite parents and those interested in the next meeting. The following prmram committee was appointed: Aletha Roger-son and Robert Oakes. The following program was then carried out: Recitation, Watch Your Cold, 'Elsie Francis; recitation. Breathe Deeply. Doris Oakes; meeting then adjourned after the Bindnk of the National Anthem.

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M,,D°ng|d_ "What a Guide's Honour means."

Grade VH-1, Rita Bradley. The best answers were given by the

Grade VI-l, Faustina Monaghan; Scarlet Tanger and Bluebird Pat-

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tool: place sioanor Mary our was enrolled as a Canadian G Guide. Service stars were presented to a nux_n.b'er`of`gi'rls. and a Second Class Badgeto Janet Stewart, who also received her patrol leaders stripes, pin and lanyard and was invested as the Patrol Leader of the Oriole Patrol. Alfredo, Pickard re- ceived her stripe and lanyard and was invested as the Patrol Second

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in the Pvmpuiy. A prayer e enrolled Guide, the Guide and the National Anthem

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_ i { lively guns of “dumps”

_ by the Bluebird Patrol. - | hal!-hour of carol singing » » practice, a few. carrrp-fire songs,

llvenaong, Taps and the magic squeeae and smile closed the meet-

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the meeting, and three Guides.

1 \ Eleanor Ba , Vivian mx and i THURSDAY EVEIIIIIG DEGEMBER I3 _ ...__ ....r::.... -~_..___._.._..-

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follows by reprmenuvtiives of the New Bnraswio Intercollegiate Hoc- key league.

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meeting. The minutes of the last meeting were given and the roll call was answered by ten members. It yas decided to hold our next

meeting on January -ith and the”

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money for the crippled oniidreomi 4"

i Fund. The following committees were appointed: programme: Elmer MacPhail and Arnold MacPhee; health and cleanliness: Robbie MacKinnon. For this month Ruth Maclean and Marie scott were on the Programme Committee and the following programme was Elven: Recitation, "How Colds Travel,” by the teacher; recitation, “Sing A Song of Sixpence," by Ruby Scott. The meeting then adjourned till next month.

MAYFIELD SCHOOL

The following is the report of

`iayfleld School for the month of November: _

Grade X-1, '1'helma Smith. ' Grade IZ-1, Erwin Andrew; 2.

Evelyn Houston.

Grade VIII-1, Jennie Smith; 2.

Olga Hill.

Grade V-1, Murray Orr; 2, Ethel

H111; 3, Leith Orr.

Grade IV-1, John Toombs. Grade III-»l, Willis Andrew. Grade II-l, Billie Andrew; 2, Al-

an Smith; 3, Elbert Orr.

Grade I - l, Heath Houston; 2,

Robert Toombs and Walter Steed, (equal): 3, Stanley Orr.

Perfect attendance - Leith Orr,

Murray Orr, Stanley Orr, Alan

Q Smith, Robert T00mbS, Willie Nich- y .

olson ‘ _ Percentage of attendance-88.4%.

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I Far Flung Campaign . Underway Against

Narcotic Syndicates Across States.

(A. P- by Gua.rdian's Special Wire) wssnmcfmn, Doo. 9-Joining

inafairflungdrivetosmashthe narfcofbics traffic in the United Sta/les. Federal agents Saturday staged Simultaneous drives at strategic een-tres in the east, middle Iweat and southwest. Nearly 400 I peddlars and addicts were taken in i0 ¢\1Bi0d.v and drugs valued mt

thousands or donors were seized. |

The canirpaign against the ne: cotio syndicate extended from New; Yoirk to Ban Francisco. l Eleven Chinese were arlmted as

police raiders _vwooperi down upon Chicago's "Ch.lnartoiwm", bringing me total an-esta hero to more tno_n` 260

Roundups in Missouri, Kansas

Arkansas and Oklahoma brought 'I5 suspected dealers into the Fed-_ oral net, division supeo-visor Will S- Wo:di of the U. S. Bureau of Narcotics, anmounced at Kansas City.

Start ef Campaign

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work out a plan of monthly payments that Hts your family budget and make arrangements for delivery

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was me ofa:-i. of ooiais oem-poignl Raiding witvat Federal officers

said was the headquarters of a mail order business in narcotics, bureau operatives at Baltimore arrested eight persons and seized what was ca-lied the largest supply of nar- cotics ever found in the city.

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called for :plum ._ 2. Hilda Murray Grade X__1 Beatrice M0 is 2

oneswd in rcaosas 'Guido rx.-1. Ether Livingston M M ,ss '_ 3 M "` “yi wwd °f °iH4'18*\¢|“"d Hazel Mum"-‘“» °<l““1~ grod;mv1rerlQ.1'n:t° M1\x;cl{1nin`{-m'

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*Wim im *ll tomarnwbiehsam -*r- °'~- - _ raoI<sr.>-1,ce1m Dom- °ff°\‘ 01 WW “IWW” M *M WWW 5 locked in cells. Mrs. Bass JoGc':d° ni,'g'1il_"l;ld‘Al¥l“°§?i‘;<~1n2_~ Florence Mcinnis; 3, Aniifa llglsaag luxe junior high school pupils into l u-“"4 in Nggmgn uw "mug Y MW l » ~ 5 W Grade I (Jr.)-l, Vernita Mulch using the stuff. 6 m, ou,” mmm un” “Y l\°"~ and Ruth Mutch; 2 Eileen Doyle ' ww viii-ws we seized si' mo sooo. o wouvoooieii 1iw°.,,,§’,§',‘,‘;",°,,};_;,},-,,f,$,““° ""°“°‘"“‘ 2' _P;>9e!f.1_;*!'1f;¢1=y ' L_; `

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gltgflmfuzdgus .cotic handlers and a roundup _

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