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CHURCHES

OMORROW

n pQTEIPS CATHEDRAL

ANGLICAN fluchford SO35"

@-:.::..'-..n "m"-

gimvwlti Communion

Iigg IIIliighjE-uchartut. chorel.

sermon. S.":":'a:.i"“-%‘l‘ um»- WEEK “£5;- Communion 14s Tuesday Thursday. film"! I115 Monday o!" FIN"- mo iveanesdor-

Evennll!

‘Ital: $513511; services are hell: wvuv~ur“uur:. ind unfllillrill" “ 5 b: elculned and the Infill!" l" ,1“, u, m m“; after snv ~)¢"""-

lzvsltvaonv WELCOME ST. PAUL'S Cl-IURLL " h‘, r Ibbott, mots‘: Th; [Jillian Earle. Orr-not

. Walt MscNutt, A.'l‘.C.bl.. m ‘Choir Director

l C mlnunlon. ‘étllllffiffxlillflll School. 11.00 lloly Communion and Ser-

non. 1,3; it)’ School. 1mg Evening Prayer and Ser-

PRESBY I E RIAN rulflilliltadrnsr. JAMES IBIS“!

Illa Rev. 505"": 0r ltnlst I Miss l. LillIan MeKOnIlO.

. Mus. Bae.

l un- luon-N-llva wonslllr idp not! BAPTISM

Anthem: ‘Whnt Are Thole’: that Ase Arrayed in White Robes? GStaIng-r.

2:30 p.m. CHURCH SCHOOL AND MINISTEWS BIBLE CLASS.

7 p-lfl. EVENING WORSHIP

Th, Minis”;- wiil oonduot the E|:vlc_eq_sud_dollvur_ tho Sermons.

ilou PRESBYTERIAN- cuuncu

Prince and Grafton Street Ministe

alzv. o. CARLYLE! wuusrun Mrs. Edwin Johnstone, Orllnist and Choir Director IOBNINI‘ WORSHIP:- 11.00" and. Theme: The World "Illa," o1. 11s. zoo. m. ‘ Acihsla “Ehenescrfl Welsh Iyllll

IIEN“? u, The Sallblth saloon

and Bible (‘iaslvielii-P auxlxr woos -

I50 pail’. Thoma: “The Christian w ..

e.

Hymns 670 612, 438.

Hymn Anthem: "Lord of Oil’ LifeP-Fieming. z "The Halolie. —- l0

Lord's Prayer.“ - LAC. Arthur Law-

ll, RAJ".

“Come. and let ‘Ir ‘l: I. u"

mountain of tho Ltll‘ . an to "l!

house of the God of Jacob; and

He will teach u: of nu v5"- l"

Ie will walk in Ilia Pfltlls.

You are oordiallv invited to worship wth us.

Ihis War-Four F Ycarihgo

Bv 1‘ c llnadlan Press 10v. t. 1 hated seven miles into Albania. Announced armed merchant cruis- Prs Lourcniic and Pntroclus tol- Oedoed bv German submarine: 35B vcd from Laurcntic and 263 from trcclus. Two Italian uubmnrinés reported sunk.

uov. s. into-Ammo mar-chari- rrulser Jervis Bav sunk dcfendinc. lonvov against German nmrrd raider in Atlantic. four of 38 vor- Ieir in convoy also sunk. Admir- iltv tnnounoed sinkinu

9 5 '2' 2 3

UNlltU LHURLH 0t CANADA

“Triufifillilri-zfi“ CHURCH Iev. '1'. u; Molnnnas IIIIIII

s as, Kendall. ac.c.o. L.B.A.M Oflsnist ' 11-00 a.ln. Pubiio Worship.

of Covellead United Church. Vocal Solo: “God of Love, My

SIIQPPIIEIII ISL-Wm. Stickies. _

Miss Margaret Stems. soprano.

Grsst JehovsW-Wclsh Tune. 7-00 mm. Public wlllglflp, Sermon: Rev. T. ‘A. Wilson, B.!o.,

of Covehesd United Church, Anthem: “Peace I Leave with

Y0n”-—J- V. Roberts. Tenor Solo-

ist: Mr. George Johnson.

CHURCH SCHOOL 10:00 a. m.: Intermediate,

in: Young Peoples’ s“. a

sud Adult 11.3%" u I . mm. cg Pr] and Junior llepartilriteenTl. m“, Visitors Cordially Welcome,

“B31513?” THE BAPTIST (‘rllURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets

Minister Rev. I. Judson Levy. BD. MORNING WORSHIP u s.|n. Sermon "Praying in Jesus‘ Name." Anthem "ll Ye Keep My Com-

vice.

The Church School 2.30 p.m. _ here are classes and groups for ll ages and needs. You s" (my. dlally invited to visit and partl-

of the Church. EVENING WORSHIP ‘I pJn. Salmon "A Vision of God," Hymn Anthem "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" (St. Christopher).

choir director. You are invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Dr. M. I. Gonzo. Supply Minister Organist. Miss Marionno Saunders

ll A. M.: Morning Worship. Sermon Subject: "The Aftermath of the Storm." 1:30 P. Sunday School. 7 l‘. Ma Evening Worship.

Hearing Ears." Everybody Welcome.

LTJFULLWGOSPELL? “PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Elm Avenue

10 a.m. Sunday School

ll A. Morning Worship.

8 P. Evangelistic Service.

You arc cordially invited to these III‘ COS.

i‘

Pastors:

B. l. STEEVES E. L. PBOSSER

NOTRE DAME ACADEMY Honor Roll for October. Commercial Class — . Rolando. Roy, 2. Margaret Gcudet, 3. Fran- msmllflyzgerald. Bercngere Slmsrd (eq . E Grade X - l. Doris Kaye, I. Sillrlcy shcrren, 3. Joan McCailum Grad¢ IX. 1. Mary McWade, 2.

Kathleen Noonan. Mary Carroll. Grade VIII — 1. Florence Peters. I Dorothy Mooney. Roberta Sutherland. . Grade VII -— 1. Mary Creiglum; I. Ena lvlariwie Murphy, 3. 1m‘- na Noollrln. | Grade V! —- 1. Barbara Walsh. 2. ¢-

M Murphy, . Lorraine M ' Cdlrfrgiac, Florence Callaghan,‘ (equal)

Grade V

Noreen Show, 3. Shirley Smith.

Grade IV — 1. Mory Prallisht. 2. Elizabeth Co-ylc. 8. Patricia Wynne.

Grade III -- 1. Marina Hennes- say, 2. Patricia MacDonald, 3. Bet- ty Lou Doyle.

Grade I! — 1. Rita Shannan. I. Mildred Ranahan. 2. Patricia, Doyle.

NEWPORT. Monmnutnshllu. -— (OP) — Sir John Beynon. 70. a

— 1. Betty Smith, 2. ‘

of two GM’- Ilan submarines. Oh rchill pledxed ptojlost:air__to_Greeks. _ __

iio llappincss in the liomc ,1 When Mother ls Sick

The tired, worn out mother cannot make o. ha _py ‘Ilomo if aha is sick and worried by tile novcr cut lng

‘ousahoid duties. She irritable,

eta run down and bccnmcs ncrynua and owuhcarted and discouraged, clli t T035 B'-

leading South Wales industrialist. died h

night. and gets u in the morning fooling as tired as when she went to bed-

s remedy with which to he

100k for our trade mark a “Red

omen suli ring in this way may find in Milbum’! Health Ind NB?" p recuporato th “In sydern, and assist tholn back to health-drop

tiii’ health, build up the rua plum una-

ecrt" on the package.

l Pnca 50c a box, 65 pills, at. nil drag coullmrs.

The T. Milhuro 0a., Limitod, Toronto. Out.

all walks of life, the Life

Ill the National Economy. 0f fighting dollars that is

lake copies future more West lllwilli requirements, illel insurance.

llyndman d

Provincilii

Offices: ' Charlottetown

"Infiialfi

Social Security

Friend and Protector to millions of people in

Insurance Com aniss play

a vital part in the welfare of Canadian c tizens. and

Premium Savings also sdil to the mighty army

helping to will tits war.

It is a’ privilege of the Life Underwriter to hslp

secure. Consult the Great-

ile man for o suitable plan to lnest your

uding Accident S Health

00.. Limited.

Managers - Sulnnsrsids - Montague

INVEST IN VICTORY

BUY VICTORY BONDS

Illa Marie Moliougull, Dean,“

Sermon: Rev. '1‘. A. Wilson, hJoJDivule worsnlp WMA be neio on

Anthem: "Guide Me. 0 Thsuiata-svcrau nut-sea‘ Association at ii-Vluluerry Luugc, Summeruide Mon- “vl! Il- 4 u. ul. opecial speaker,

iulsease nee uovatoes WLii be held. :lIi tnc cave traverse nail. Tues- Qtl-YAIIYOVCIIIIJBI "itn at 8 P. M. W.

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,",",_ ,1» wuson. Bro. of Uuvcnesd would

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Cvlflmllnlon of the Lordh Sup-, _ _ . w win l» vbwwl o u-i- or’ ti.“?.'lt.l'”tfii‘l“ulfv.“viie‘fifihiffr‘it iii. cillltc in this Bible Study servics t

Mrs. G. Elliott Pull, orgsnlgt and 5

Sermon Subject: "Open Eyes and.

OENTIIAI. OIIAIIOIAN i

Iii “Illa a reosflol la sun d loosi interest. out adv

W l "l"! nature may he tnssr at live csnls u wors- sl-rwtly pay- lllll ill ililvanos,

SOOKS for Christmas Photo-

ll‘ D08. UUA\FI‘EBATION IJFI LNv

DUKANL

UNLOADING TODAY. - Oll- ul mount Homilies and root-

rululeu a umuullers. 11-4-31.

catvm cuuacll. Mermaid. -

, Sunburn ncxv at 2.30 P. us. ncv. U. i-B-Ylylo welsster. Minister. 11-4-11.

QUARIERL; nsEETlNG OI‘ Aurel: Doucetls.

A MEETING of all Potato Grow- "B inwrested in the irrowimz of

1-‘ an Stews-rt. Minlstu- of ultune.

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of lvlliton and Rustico for Sun- day, November 6m: St, John's, IVAIItOIIZ noly Conununion, 11:00 u. m. Song Service, 8200 p. m. “Come, bet Us Sing Unto The Lord." at. Mark's, rtustico: Eve- ning Prayer, 3:00 p. m. ztev. Sidney J. Davies, ztcctor-

11-4-11.

r TRINITY uuufip CHURCH. - Sunday next me services o: wor-

snlp will be conducted by ‘ltev T ulcll. MJSI Margaret Sierras will

God or Love. My Sheppard Is, by will. Stickies. Ln tile uvalunk ine anthem WiLi tie-Peace

tune unapr the supervis- ion of Miss Marlo Mcuougall, dea- coness.

NORTH RIVER CHURCHES.- Sunaay. Now-moor 5th. Fsirview:

. Bulool 10.15 A.M. Service i1 AM. North RIVUZ isunday school BJld Cnulron Bervicn together at 2 P.M. Creek: ‘Inc Ann Rally Day Service at 1.80 PM. K : United. and Baptist Cour-cues will

u. AM. strvlces. Rev. A.E. Credo. wnistor. 11-3-1.

PINE IIILL ELECT orflmms —L)r1icers elected last week for tlu Pine Hill Divinity nan 5,“. dent Council executive, 1044-45, are la follows: President, Norman lvioiller, New Glasgow; treasurer, Donald Burris, Sydney; Secretary, John Stewart, Mu uodoboit; councillors, Mel McDcwfi, PIE, ,; J. l". Maclveilfln, Sydney; Charles Macintosh, St. Peter's; Gordon 99ml. 551M John; John Mac- Lefld. Scotsburxl. and Beverley Strople. representing King's Unl- verslty.

THE BAPTIST cuuocll. - The airman by llw Rev. l. Judson Lcvy,| B- LL. at the service of Mor worship will be "Prayinflt in Jesus Namofl The Communion of the

5am SAYS: .

“Lethargy and Iudlffgorlcs toward ACTION in kiwi! out. Life Insurance have been the cause of many tragedies or strukolinz dependents left unprovirled for. d Wt. ltd

oi: all Florence - ‘a mostlv procrastination. km

never done. yet "Rot around v not take action this week? LET'S TALK THIS OVER E. C. JOHNSTONE, C. L. U.,

Branch Manager

5-8 Phillips Bldg. 111-115 Grafton Street

Phone ‘I4

Charlottetoyvn, P. E. l.

Jim IMP mun-rumours»

‘Protestantdrphanagc

Annual Collection

CHARLOTTETOWN

Island Motor Transport. Ray Btull, alo 0o.

Mrs. Carrutherll, Miss McLura, Mrs. W. E. liyndlnan, Mrs. Bishop,

Campbell, Mrs. A. Koys, Mrs.

L. Bethune. Mrs. Leo Toombs, Mrs.

Donald, George Tull, Mrs.

Cooper, Rev. T. n. B. Scorers, A. Laird, Doris Rooney, Frank

Mrs. Russell Chandler. Ern Seller,

A. Affleck, Thomas Michael Jos-

Mri. Harold Moore, Mrs.

Miss Passmure, Miss Simpson, Miss Yeo, Miss Hugh, Miss Ram. say, Mrs. W. L. Cotton, Margaret Cotton, Luther Coffin, Mrs, A, B, Fisher, Mrs. Rennie Larter, Mrs. David Price, Mrs. Vincent Blake, NIrB. Edmund Home, Mrs, n, B Rutblison, Mrs. Fred Large, M“- Karen Dougan, Mrs. Leilh Wright.

Mrs. Emmett Morrison. S. D. Irv-

Loras supper will be observed at the close oi this aervlcl . The all- them of tile morning will be Heel- Wli "11 Y8 88D My Command- mBHt/Sf’ '1' e Church School, meet- ink. at 2.30 P. M. invites your st- nendanoe at this period of Bible Study. Evtning Worship will be conducted at '1 P. M. by m. nev. I. Judson Levy. flfile evening sermon will be “A Vision: or God." ‘The Hymn Anthem idr the evening will be “Beruam the cross of Jesus." (St. Christopher). The music of the fit; wall bEtil_uad%ultllle dlrecéion of r. . lo . or an t an director of choir. R d

No Sign 0f Nazis Pulling Out 0f Italy

ine. J. J. Larrabee, J. C. Shaw, Mrs. Ed. Bell, Mrs. W. A. Alley, Mrs. Ladner, Mrs. (Dr) McVicQr, Mrs. M. G. Anderson. Mrs. J. M. McLeod, Mrs. Ernest Cameron. Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. J. MflcNalr. Mrs. a. H. Holbrook, Mrs. E. L. Weeks, Mrs. John Mo. LEAH. Mrs. A. E. Smith. Mrs. W. J- MBcKay. R. w. Manning, N. Robinson, Wilfred Livingstone, Mrs- G9°- CRIB. Arthur McDoug- all, Gracie Campbell, Mrs. Cudmore. Mrs. J. W. McKenLle, Mrs. E. W. Beer, Mrs. John GBIII- hum, Mrs. Norman McPherson, Mrl- R58. MacNutt. Mrs. Glen Cam bell, Mrs. Wm. Munro, l)r, Cree man. Dr. Found, Mrs. stems, Miss l-I. Stems, Miss K, McLennnn Mrs. Mary MacNeill, Mrs. Bessie Bernard, Mrs. J. L. McAulay, Mrs. Maurice Block, Mrs. J. L. Lnckhart, Mrs. Laura Dustin, Mrs. W. E. Friend. Mrs. E. MacDougall, Mrs. Geo. Vickerson Mrs. A. D. Mo. P1191150". MYS. C. McPherson, Mrs. W. H. Jenkins, Mrs. Wm. Casford, Mrs. C. _ Mrs. E. C.

51,000 Square Miles Of Country Liberated In 14 Months.

ROME, Nov. 2 — (C?) —More than 51,000 square miles of Italy have been liberated by Allied arm- ies during the last. it months. hut there still is no sign that the Ger- Imans are pulling out of the war- I

torn country, Gen. Sir Harold Alex- ander said today.

During this period, the Allied 5th armies advanced north 50f) miles from Reggie Colabria in the toe oi‘ Italy tn the outskirts of Bol-

ogna.

Acknowledging that the Allied assault on the enemy's Gothic Line had come to an almost complete halt in the mud of the Po Valley and the peaks of tho Apermine mountains, the Italian ground com- mander said: "I can't tell how long it will take to drive them out, but it will be done."

l-le laid the Gothic Line was broken up by the "double-handed unch" technique-secretly switch- ng tho 8th Army to hit ths Ger- mans’ weok Adriatic flank, then punching through in the centre

with the 5th Army when the Ger-f

mans drew off some strength from thgt. mountain sector.

ualtiea during the campaign. I The Germans have continual to lend reinforcements into Italy, de-

J. Show, Mrs.

"B". MN. W. F. Tidmarsh Mrs H. Smith, Mrs. u r M1,

Mrs. Goldie Carnoxglarxsl. c and BWWflrt. Mrs. Haslam, Mrs, Geo. W. Dewar, Mrs. F. A. 5m". Mrs. B. F. Tinney, Mrs, wm Thompson, Mrs,

Horne. Whcatleys Grocery,

W. W Williams,

Mrs.

51101119500. Mrs. Guy en G ,

. MYJY, gm)’. Mrs i-f. B.

gamers!» 8- W. T. H

3E". Mrs. Joh:B%.n'l-lgl1rh'as,cit4i2

Mrs.

Simmonds. Mr .

iPay Glover E1

-Frlend, K. Hurhoéagfi-ls. ICule “m” Betty LBTEB. Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Bennett.

illan, Mrs. it, wuu , E vany conscious Mrs, Stg3r?m]§\_ v§§,,,,,;lincm working for us. The

Houston, Mrs,

B tlt . Amy Earl M. H’

Saunders n“ M- émm). MP8. W. E. Warren,

spite their reverses on the eastern P§shdF'M¥§_"Id°r5m"°' M“-

and western fronts. Gen. AIeXdYh. tier disclosed. He admitted puzzle-

mont at this enemy strategy, point-

in out that the enemy already had

suIlered 194,000 casualties in Italy,‘ inoludin 34.000 killed and 104,000

wounde . I r Tho original plan for attacking

the Gothic Line llad to be altered

bgcausg of the withdrawal of all

French divisions and some Ameri-

can divisions for the invlailfll 01

Southern France.

"only thou who are responsible my the conduct of the war os s whole can decide what is best for m, gtrstggy as a whole. he said, "snd we have to carry out our tasks with what ws are lven-

"Ar, M time during t e Italian campnm, have w; had any bhlt s all ht superiority In numbfll» '

I'm» a docilninil to aueu when in. Ita an llchtlnv would end- 0w- Alexander sold he w"!!! 11°‘- ma!’ ine the war in Enroll! WOUOIII"! lpsyond 1945.

P Geo. Hoo er,

5- Wh tehead. Mrs. John ‘A. wit’; Mrs. W. W. Brown, Mrs. J. W' Patterson, Mrs. Ed Anderson, Mrs W- D- Tanton. Mrs. Albert Dalziel, M75. T. G. Irilm, Mrs, A, DOWN. Mil. L. Dingwell, Mrs. P. Porsyille, Mrs. B, _ Mrs. B. C. Prolvse, Mrs. Bowman. Mrs. Percy Mccaugignd Mrs. Sheldon Ross, Mrs. J. s, Sherren, Helen l-laszard. Mrs. vsr. Mn Hvwatt. Mrs, Alfred Affleck Mrs. Alfred Forquharson, Mrs.

'1‘. Prowse. Mrs. R. McClanaghag‘

M"- Hlmld H011. Mrs. Katherine

Murley, Mrs. w r, nogerggm M", and puts it to sloop. This explains: words.

o. n. Whitesidc. r, A, Mg Q ., A. Burns, Mrs, Auid, M3,“; W- "filly. Mrs. R. B. Snaaelle Mrs. Ira Brown, Mrs. J. W. Str- Wlrt, Mrs. Geo. Simmons. Eillcl Simmons, Mrs. A. R. Clarke Mrs. Martin McKinnon, Mrs. é. A. Naylur, Mrs. Geo. Ives, Mrs. .l Duncan.

lI-4-li.

per ' season

:'s. N. Kays, Mrs. E. I1. Clswson. MII. E. C. LaPage,

Mrs. John stems, Mrs. E. w. H.

Puilou Pierce, Mrs. Howard Mo- Do Jamison, Fred Gaudst, M.ra.

y, Mrs. W. Smith, Jean Gill,‘_furnishnd basement room with a

Doris Gill, W. P. Morris, Mrs. C.‘ crackers, H. Coles, Mrs. C. F‘. Worth, Mrs.|

cph Shanta, Mrs. Geo. Michaelflwitki s man dressed A. D. hind McLonnan, Mrs. Walter Wilsorhhiointori to this comer Mrs. Peter Sinclair, R. H. Warren. I that wa, her "Bar."

Mrs. J. S. Henderson, Mr. McPhelni

Ora Profitt, Mrs. Isget, F. Q, Clay,’

A- bout the weakest player on the never wmauchflt 1150M their

H- bov thought it, would be a good

idea in turn the clock back, but inizvvialyezgzdfigadblflfif and M" I

Harris. Marie is a. cousin of the, children are quiet in hem. Whmt, big ter is disturbing your minds?

, , Ronald: Mother, Mnriq has boon, for the, telling us

Burke, A I

8- Bus". Mrs. ci. w Bucll, h Haywood, Mrs. John- Efltllfllld, Mrs. Wélilvalilelliaggtso, hltgsséi me, B“, Cow“, on the way F- MCI-fwd. MYS- S. Scrimagcuni Mrs. W. Houston, Mrs. F. /I,,. John.‘ “l; M Bum. Mrs. Dr, Smith, Mrs. r‘. Ste- ‘Qffgnjp.

Milton

. T- tails ' Mrs‘ J‘ c‘ Smwut- Mmkzsureiy made us all act silly. ‘I -m'1y0u tell me why we lcst control of

_ O. C. Craswell. Preston Beck, J. E. McDonald. lvirs.

M", Euzabem scofiuzfwstem more than

1!: ficuilécdrrlzrown cumulus National Temperance Study Course for Sunday Schools i944

Lemon II. Novllbl Ill 3751K?!‘ OI‘ ALCOHOL ON IIEDSHIP BY C. I. IARMII

Wslllvcg family have often Spoken about the eve they had vDent Wiilh Decteow/e acDonald

around their llvingroom fireplace.

One day Mr. Wallace said to Bub and Mary. "You will soon be called upon to decide whether you will take alcoholic drinks or not. You both have many friends and you will be invited to more and m0" Dar as ou ITow older. some dlw you w 1 find that beer or hard cider or some other drink COIII-Hinink a. rather small percent- age of alcohol is being served at the party. Your hostess may de-

Eri-be the drink as cocktail and tell you that, it vrifi do you, no 5.1111

“Whyl" said Ma , “I t-‘hvuzht of the swig’ h.“ u‘

"So do I," said Bob.

"So far." continued their father “you have lived in a hqmg why. liquor is not served and you have

and distiller; have made many people think that they cannot en-| tertain their friends properly wish- out it. The large sum-l of money spent on liquor advertising hays:

to take the first g ass.‘ o e a

Early in November the rugby closed with the local col- legiate Wumlna the courlty title. Mrs. Sinlpletorl, whoa daughter, Irmo “simply adored" m; rugby Players. invited the tcam and their girl friends over to a party to oe e- brute the victory. Bob's friend, ill |O0wan invited Mary Wallace t0 ‘g0 with him. The evening was! spent in the usual round of: games and ontortslxunmt, but when the time mme to serve ro- frechmsnts, Mrs. Simp|eton brought the crowd into g nicely

table in the centre laden with , olives, pickles. and other delicacies. In one corner '0! the room was a. serving shelf in white b6- it. Mrs. Simple-ton proudly and said

She invited her guests to step ‘up to the bar for something good to drink. Bill Cowsn and Mary went over with the others. Bill ac- oelptad the glass which the butler 'gav¢ him. but Mary asked him ' who-t ho was serving. When he said it was cocktail she declined it and asked for s glass of water or gin- ‘ger ale.

Mary noticed that the party soon began to grow much more hloisy and even rowdy. Boys and girls who had been enjoying): 800d round of games up to now - came rough and talked in laud boastful tones. One boy who was a-

toam. and who had a point all season, was standing in the centre of one group boasting to them about all the touchdowns he had made. Mary thought ho was a pathetic figure.

|his alvkardness he broke the min- ute hand off. Another group o! boys and girls joined in s. dance a- rmlnd the serving table when sud-

Intor-Senior ' Bob

‘la tMrmS pyersab”

becom . "as certainly does not," replied Pete. “Ho told me 111st l-hs 0th‘

back which he spent on drink we could have our id But I am not icing to spend g, lot