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. THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

"l M A I '1‘ COMEDY

j or T1...- Y. M. c. A.

' ’. The Foreign Work report was pre- l

t , 1 ﬁhé} HALL GAINS

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ORCHESTRA — USUAL PRICES

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CAPITOL Tomorrow .

WESTERN "FHRILLER

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USUAL PRICES

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Directors

‘The regular monthly Meeting of the Y. M. C. A. Board of Direct.- ors was held in the Board Room at. five P. M. on Tuesday, December

' I 10th.

‘The President, Mr. J. A. Clark.

was unavoidably absent. In his ab-

sence, Mr. Percy Turner occupied

the chair and the following Directors

were present: Messrs. Turner. Del IBlols, MacMillan, Rowe, Archibald, l Purdle. Clawson, McNuir, Harris and: _ the General Secretary g

f The devotional exercises were led

, it‘ by the General Secretary. l

iii The minutes of the previous meet- .Y|"I lzlg were read and approved.

Mr. J. A. McMillan alter presellt- l’ ing the Physical Dept. report, moved _ its adoption, seconded by Mr. Mc-‘

l; Nair. 'f'llls report showed a. large Li. ﬂain in gymnasium attendance.

sented by Mr. Rovrc. showing sub- I,

y scriprtions received: $250 and $50 stllll It gives me real pleasure to pre-i The 1mm] monthly 50cm was held I sent °"-l' 769°“ 1°!‘ Nlivelnber- The lfor our Juniors with good attendance. month has indeed been o. busy one £0111‘ boys have been. selling Christ- alld your Y. M’. C. A. has been kppl? mm

_ l unsecured. l‘ i In the absence of Mr_ W, A, stew- i

nly sc

art, the Finance Report was given by Mr Tumer.

Hour oi Meeting: -

It was the general feeling of the Directors present that a flve p. m. meeting is preferable to eight p. nl. unless a. special and long program is necessary.

The general secretary then presen- ted his report.

Topics of discussion:

A program of motion pictures for the C. N. R. VeteransClub and for Dill‘ OWH program

Program for Boys.

It was the feeling oi the meeting that not much more program could be put on in our present building.

should be discontinued.

have been completed, have had 1neetlngs\a.nd are func- tioning satisfactorily.

well filled, serving the hundreds of boys, young men and women who come in for their regular program.

General Activities and Attendance

Most oi our standing committees and several

Our winter program ls going along

smoothly: there is nothing exception- al to report—the various activities conducted are all very well attended and all major events will be briefly dealt with. e

Student Work

Work for the students I would

_ ‘say is going along bcttcr than evcr. ‘ New Year's Day reception. It was 31.11011, attendance the °pim°n °i the Bu“ that’ this '.Lect-urcs and at class games is very iencouraging. Our program in some

at Gym. Classes.

The meeting w“ bmught my alphases reaches every student that

Secretary.

; close with prayer by the Generalicomes into our building. More than lever it is our policy to let the stu-

Report of the General Sccreturyidents handle their own activitles as

for the month of’ Novimiher. 1929.

"far as possible, and inlhis, manner

‘ _ ihe S. C. M. is functioning very ef- To the President and lvlembcrs ofﬁvipnu“

ille board. Gentlemen ,

Al...“

BOYs Work

ncing

My Schedule for This Week‘

I told you in my letter to you Inst ulcek that I would try rmd give you my schedule during my stay here. I find it rIi/ﬁcult to arrange my plans for n longer period than n week at a time and so I om giving my schedule up to DECEMBER M, (SATIFRDA Y) and will follow this with

Ilcrlille for the next (rec/r.

My Plans For The Coming Week Are—

IVEDNEKQDA Y, DECEMBER II, 10.45 A. M.—Arrive in bﬁuzlnlersicle from ’I‘iynish where I will be met at the station by my Northern Sleigh and Pages. I ulill then drive round the streets of Sumnzerside returning to Holnuufs store where I will visit Toyland.

‘FRIDA Y, DECEMBER 13.—I ivill leave HOIIHGIf-Q, Sumlncrside for (‘harlotletnlvrl 0n morning train. On arriving in Charlottetown I will yo to my hotel and will be at Holmarﬂs Charlottetown Toyland on Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 I’. M. where I hope to meet again all my littl

friends.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER I4, AT 9.35 A. M.—I will arrive in Hol- mnrfs, Smnncerside frmn (Ylmrlottetnuln, will be met at station, driven through streets to Holman? Store and will yo through the store to my

Toylnnrl.

SA TIFRDA Y, DECEMBER I4, 3.00 I’. M.—I will come down my chim-

‘Tfli T01‘ their "Earn and Give"

ney at Holmmfs (frockery Department tour their store to Toyland, ivhere l hope to spend a happy half hour with all my little friends.

That is all for this ulceIr-I uzill write you again next Monday letting you know just where I am goiny to be aml what I am going to do for that week.

Cheerio SANTA‘ CLA US

Campaign for our Foreign .Work. Our directors are asked to give them every encouragement. .

A special program is given our boys every Friday night; during the month four Illustrated Lectures were given on the following subjects: Un- cle'Tom's Cabin, The Stowaway, No- va. Scotla and Japan. About forty boys attended each lecture.

Week of Prayer.

The Y. M. C. A. Week oi Prayer was celebrated all over the world, November with to sixteenth, when special meetings were held in the in- terests of our Religious Work; on ac- count of our Religious Work Com- mittee not. being complete, the only meeting held was our Sunday after Church Service when Ad]. Martin commented Erlingly on this import- ant week in our history.

Sunday Evening Services.

Our Services opened on November

17th, with an illustrated lectureon "The Llfe oi Christ" by Ad]. Martin of the Salvation Army. This was a. very interesting and inspiring lec- Lure and was a very fitting subject for our Week of Prayer Serviceizlf) . young folks attended. ' I on the 24m, Mr. E. D. Otter, Na- itional Council, Toronto. was the speaker. Attendance ‘at this meeting was 25o. ' .

Commencing December 8th, one or ‘- two of our Sunday Services will. be l held in various churches each month. l This will allow for larger attendance i at our special services.

Foreign Work.

Wc \\‘0l'e favoured with a visit from Mr. Ken Benton, returned mission- ary from China. He met with sev-

, cral groups. He assisted our Foreign ‘ work Committee in the raising of some of our Foreign Work contribu- L lion. Owing to the shortness of Mr. l Beaten! visit, we could not arrange in meeting oi the Board for him. l t Y's Men's Club. Four regular meetings were held V this month with an average attend- ance of over eighteen. The speakers for the month were Dr. J. H. Ayers and Mr. Keith Rogers. One business imeeting and one meeting held. at l Trinity Church rounded out the I month's program.

Other Y‘! Club.

. This younger club rte-organized for . the year and held three meetings

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Electric Needle l Specialist

Superfluoua hair, warts and rnnlcl iremoved parmznentl, without roan or peln. For appointment call Queen llletelaz. ' -'

Miss M. M. Richard

l i cleetne needle speenuec. eao-zl. i ' .

Beware Infection

"Infection of cub and bruises is best prevented by npvlylﬂl

'Gentral Guardian

ENGAGEMENT A N N 0 U N C E- MENT-Mrs. Henry M’. Chandler announces the engagement oi her dau,“ . Mary Florence. to Mr. Ed- win Howard Cook. marriage to take place early in January.

AT HOME-Mrs. George H. Bun- tain will receive for the first time since her marriage on Wednesday. December the eleventh from four to six at the Cavendish Apartments.

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PERSONALS

Miss Mamie Coady spent the week- end at her home in North Wiltshire.

Miss Ann Murphy spent the week- end nt her home in Morell.

Mrs. Charles Harper. accompanied by her daughter, Miss Hilda. left yesterday morning for New York. where they will spend the‘ winter.

Mi‘. Joe Iionergan has arrived home from West Outlet. Maine. and will spend the Christmas» holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Lonergan, Richmond Street.

The many friends of Mr. N. W. Brown oi the C. N. B... will be sorry to learn that he has entered the P. ‘E. Island Hospital for an operation for appendicitis.

zzlb will prevent ulcerated throat. At the first symptoms of sore throat, which presages, ulceration and infla- matlon take a spooonful oi Dr. Thom- as Eclectric Oil. Add a little sugar to it to take it palatable. It will allay the irritation and prevent the ulcer- ation and swelling that are so pain- ful. Those who were periodically sub- ject to ilulnsy have thus made them- selves immune to attack.

with an average attendance oi ten Both Clubs‘ have supper together and separate for their meeting.

Besides Mr. Benton. mentioned above. we had a visit from Mr. Ed. Otter, who spent, over two days with us and spoke at four or five meet- ings. Mr. Otter brought us news oi national scope, giving "us a vision of the work in general throughout Can- ada.

_ . . Meetings. . _.

_.Eight meetings were held during the month beside those mentioned previously. All told, 21 meetings were held, with total attendance of 1225.

On Novemberbth. our rooms were loaned in the ladies oi the Baptist Church for a rummage sale for mis- sionary purposes.

Our daily attendance in the build- ing is still around the 225 mark. in- cludingparticipants in every activity.

Bowling Alleys.

Twenty-six teams are bowling each week in match "or league games, with over two hundred different persons enrolled in the seven leagues which are in operation.

Our ‘alleys have Just been com- pletely overhauled again and are once more ni splendid shape.

Billiards. '

Our tables are being LlSEd steadily at all playing hours and our receipts from this game are very encouraging.

Reading Room.

During "the month, our reading PC0111 his had new chairs installed and the floor scraped and varnish- ed and now presents a very nice ap- pearance. '

The house in general is in a pretty fair state; a few minor plumbing re- pairs were" attended to: a new tsp was-needed in the shower bathelnd a new draft in the furnace. Both these matters were attended to.

' Membership.

we are Just holding our own. We had eight new members and 2t re- newsais came in during November.

Miss Margaret M. Richard, , elec- tric needle specialist of Monctnn, is registered at the Queen Hotel.

r-Mr. and\Mrs. R. Tweed Barlow, of Wellington, left recently for Bos- ton, Mass, where they will ‘rémaln for two months as the guests oi their daughter Mrs. Nathaniel Schoﬂeid, West Roxbury.

Miss Dora Walsh Bookkeeper with Saunders dz Newton, yesterday after- noon entered the City Hospital for an operation for appendicitis. Miss Walsh has hosts of friends in ‘the city and country who wish her n speedy recovery.

Card of Thanks

Mrs. James 'I‘ra.lnor and family, Rosebenk Farmnsouthport, wish to thank their friends for kindness in their recent sad bereavement. Also for messages and Mass Cards. 438-12-11-11.

The Markets

(Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL, Que, Dec. Ill-Due to a heavy over supply of fresh e885. prices o‘! specials, ﬂrsls and pullets extras were all reduced three cents per dozen to the retail trade on the Montreal wholesale produce market today. Fresh extras and fresh sec- onds were left unchanged at sixty- two and forty cents per dozen res- pectively, as were storage extras at forty-five cents and ﬁrsts at forty- one cents per dozen. Stored seconds were reduced one cent per dozen to thirty eight cis. Fresh specials were quoted today at sixty-five cents; fresh firsts at fifty-five cents -and pullet extras at fifty-two cents. Trading in other sections of the market showed some improvement over yeslerday, but prices continued unchanged.

OTTAWA, ‘one, Dec. l0—Tllc ,

poultry market is rather unsettled. witlmturkeys still at a deadlock. The 088 nlarket is holding about steady.

maonro, Dec. ill-The local

egg market is easy on fresh eggs, with storage stocks holding ﬁrm, al- though prices are unchanged. Tur-

keys are unsettled Wltll dealers pay- -

ing for A grade twenty-three to thir

‘ty-two cents. B _grade, twenty-one

i0 thirty cents delirercci.

>MQN'I'R.EAL, Dec. Ill-Receipts of eggs here today were 1,113 eascsJ-i compared to 1,949 cases on the same day last year. The lllarkct is steady and unchanged on fresh and stor- age. Turkeys are still at a deadlock here, but dealers are bidding west today A grade thirty-two cents, thirty-one cents, thirty cents, twen- ty-sevcn cents £11151 tweutv-three cenﬁs delivered. Montreal. According to weight old wms and hens at twenty-three cents B grade, three cents less than A and C, eight cents less. - - . sr JOHN Receipts of fresh eggs are still light» and consists largely of puller. eggs. Paying prices have been reduced to extras. sixty cents to six- ty-two cents: firsts forty-eight to fifty cenls; seconds, thirty to thirty two cents: pullets 34 delivered.

ST. JUf-m, The poultry market is unsettled and“ turkey prices are weak, quotations being made at thirty to thirty-two cents for select- ed quality to country shippers.

HALWAX. The egg market here is ﬁrm although dealers paying prices to country shippers declined one cent for top prices of last week in aniicipalcn oi increased local re- ceipis}. Jobbing prices are holding steady. .

NEW YORK. Dressed chicken a steady and unchanged. Dressed tur- keys are quoted at 28 to _36_ ctr. Live prices are holding steady _a.t_ chick- ens eighteen to twenty-two cents, turkeys, twenty-six cents,

and membership now stands as fol- lows: Juniors. 80; Intermediates, 21; Students. 8B; Social, 66; Senior, 177; Sustaining. 1B0. Total: 543.

Finances.

. We were not able to clear up as t

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many Gilli l! W0 hid expected, and our subscriptions for the month are down considerably-

books this year without a deficit, be done.

In General. Our opportunity for service

n" to give their best. financial wor- ry mull be rem .

We would vrel otmore directors

nights are always busy with the 1111' or numbers than ever who are lulnl mg‘ minding and demanding atten- tloll.

Respectfully submitted.

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Pinex; then ad there is n. great deal of work yet tour“, M "u", ounces. This lavu tvvo-tb rd! of the usually spent for rough gives you e purer, better remedy. spoils. and taste: nod-children like it.

greater than ever and ii your staff Illtmbrlnll-

threefold lctlo such quick relief even In coming around at night, ll our will

[a the active agent o n

one oil lager-o coughs, chest colds and one ‘tron u.

n. A. PINDLETON. It is guarlutral. to give

You'll never know llow quickly a ltub-

born cough or chest cold can be com

uered. until you try this famous recipe. mlllloun of homer, beclule more prompt, positive relief than else. It's no trouble It lll to Into u l6 ox. tl pour 2 ounce: of Jill n [rlllll nted sugar hone to make 16 menus

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You can actul y feel its penetrating,

"W" soothing action on the inﬂlmed throat

it is elm sham-bed Into the ood, where it nets directly on the brou-

rhill tubes. At the lame time it prom f.- i rile

loosens the germ-laden ph egm. n explains why it bnn , severe bronc lll which fol ow cold epidemics. me: is a bghlv ‘eodcentru ad of genuine Norm

com- Pine, contain- creuote, in l palatable formrnnd k u the greatest healing tl or

Do not accept a substitute for Pines. toilet o:

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WILSON'S BACHELOR SILVER ANNIVERSARY

. DECEMBER 11. 192s t

I925

Foil Wrapped

Wilson's

ELL, wel,” cxclaim

the contented smokers, "think of our favourite 10c cigar celebrating its twenty- ﬁfth birthday. It seems but: yesterday that we smoked our ﬁrst Bachelor . . . and have

' continued to smoke them all

these years.

"Congratulations, Bachelor! . . . and many happy returns of the clay.”

In honor of its Silver An- niversary, this famous 10c. _cigar is now wrapped in Iilvery iolhto kecpltIIUOVc Havana ﬁller in pu-fect umoking condition. and protect it against chipping or breaking in the pocket.

Individually foil wrapped

I ket k " Re ...2"<= .5

Sir James Barry is writing a new France's 1929 prune crop w-eighet

Peter Pan book.

8,250,000 pounds.

“HURRAH!

Skating ' Time is Here

Again ! ‘

EH30! the lilting Ielson this year with a new mew

“STARR? SKATES. Made in e greet variety of styles Ind It Ill Prices. We have e Sklte to nit every buyer.

These h... mere n Christmas om um wll be lulled _ with delight. See our Skates-and buy. .

The Rogers Hardware p Company Limited ‘_ *