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The Oc‘olir~r mvebr-g of Avon- . - lr-s Wiinit~i$s ll..~‘.ll‘.l‘ met Iii zhe mimvf. Y‘? “minim to "we aboutimﬁeiing 6105911 by ﬂinging Gilli ham“ “CW H ‘ plan 1.1.. .ho.~o bulbs. Roll call [save the King ‘ ‘ * 1 for next meeting 0n Peace. The ‘

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t! will he at the home oi‘ . oh Warren. North Rustico. 3v IllTCTOJilIIQ paper was read

encv to abnormal bleeﬂq.) He

had bitten his tongue. K"!!! Minot-do in "the home.

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v llll.‘ Mrs. Milton Green and Mrs. SHEFFIELD’ Engyﬂnd _.(CP) _ ,, if“ 3110f?» CPWWKii-sh. Mrs..l>reparation made from the venom ,1 M _ U, ,,, M, r Pi~i WI-lllv and bury Woolnerlor deadly‘ snakes saved the life of N Kuhn“ GYM“: C“? I (LNljlliSiHO. H be [Walter Woodbine, 4l._who was suf- ,. “an. s,,,,,ﬂ.., am, ~X mo" m! lust the annual lerlng from haemophilia m lenti- Ti

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THE cnniztorrswtivm GUARDIAN

The Central Guardian

This column is reserved for news o! local interest but advertising of’ a newsy nature may bs inserted at l cents a word strictly pay- _a_b_l_e__l.n_advanoe.______ ___‘ _

POWNAL W. M- S. MEETING-

nt Yhe . d McDonald. Tea Hill, for their November meeting. The President. Miss Lane

book. “The World in Canada" was introduced. Talks were given on the author and his wonderful work in the Church of All Nations in Toron- to and a synopsis of the opening chapter. A little sory tells of the author visiting a humble n home in Saskatchewan and Betting u glimpse of a bit of woven clot

1n a beautiful attern. His host told him the c 0th was forty years old and good for mother forty years. So. Mr. McKay thinking of all the qualities which go to make up such diverse Deoules ‘yho come to our shores calls his first chapter “Weaving a NeuQWeb”. Into the texture of Canadian life is being wrought the culture and traditions of many nations. The Christian

Church is helﬁing through her members to ma. e that fabric strong and beautiful, Il we cannot trav- el to Europe let us visit her in Canada. this miller through our studv books. Readings bearing on the topic were given bv seveml 0f the members. The revenue 0f the society was increased to the extent of fifteen dollars through the presentzvion of the “Bridal ennt" held in the (‘ll\li‘(‘il previous week. Mrs. Walter 1x155 invited the society to meet at her home for their December meeting. Delicious lunch was served by the llO~it‘<.<. Another in the series 0i "Nliifn lire Bn/azirs" was held after the meeting,

Personals

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. James Trainer. 5min’: Park Rood. has entered the City Hospital for treatment.

Miss Helen Clements leaves this morning for Milton Centre, Mass.

where she trill spend the winter months.

The many friends of Mrs. R. S. Huniiwlirlﬂv. Kensinlltoli. will b6

flliVi to know she is doing nicely follovriirz ﬁn operation in the .1’. E. I. Hospital.

In Memoriam

MRS. MARY McCLELLAN

There passed peacefully sway in liiattapan at the home of her son- in-lmv. Charis: Aspcssi. Mrs. Mary Aietilellan. at the are of 75 years.

The funeral was held from her resirlenxe at i0 o'clock 0n Oct. 1st. l0 Calvary Cemetery. She loaves to mourn one daughter, live grand-children, also three sis- ters anti one brother. namely, Mrs. Annie Ross. Pinette, Miss Sarah Ross. Pinette. Mrs. Wm. Mac- Willlams. Ocean View and Wm. Ross, Pineilie. .

Mrs. McClellan was a native of Pirictte, Prince Edward Island and

1,794,880 compared with 1,465,983 yesterday. What stocks did.

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for the past 58 years resided in U. A. (Patriot Please Copy)

p iStock Prices Slip Sharply

In New York

(BV FREDERICK GARDNER Associated Press Financial Writer)

NEW YORK. Nov. 16—(AP)—Thl Stock liianket look a sharp tumble inadv and returned to the line it held throughout. October and early November" period prior to election tiny. ‘A heavy burst of selling near the final hour just about completed, the process of eliminating the post-r election gains

The Associated Press Composita price of 60 stocks was down 1.2 {mints at 51.9. the sharpest fall since hﬁi late September war-frightened se ng.

The Canadian section di ped. Wallters lcs. 1 '7-8 points to 5 1-8 Distillers-Seagraml 5-8 to 2i, Dome

L1 e Shore improved slightly. European events. pivoting around developments in Germany, again hcld the attention of Wall Street. There was much discussion in fin-. ancial circles on who: effect the lrrest events abroad would have

uoon the post-Munich policies of "appeasement." in Europe. l In some lines. cspeciall Rail

traffic there were signs o sonal leveling off in business. But tracie news generally includln Steel reports. encouraged finimci circles to look for continuation of the revival that has made rapid progress since July. Siare trniiiac ions. more actiio on the selling waves. increased to

(By The Canadian Press)

Bobby Jones, king of amateur golfers, abdicated his throne eight ysnrs ago today. Perhaps the beat- lmown golfer the world has known. the zaqiear-uld winner of_l3 nat- ionnl titles—including ‘his "grand- siam" of four major titles in i930- quit amateur ranks to make I sc"es of motionwpiiu s__on_ golf.

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uai meeting of the New Glllsvw Womens Institute was held 0n Monday evening. Nov. m1 at the home of Mrs. W. J. Mo . Quite s large number was in n. tendance and new officers named for the ensuin year. The meeting 0 lied with t e President in the sir. by singing the Ode, and re- heating the creed in unison. The earl and monthly re m wen ear and stand npprov .'I‘he var- ious committees then, reported their sick and school calls. Roll call was bv s Peace Quotation. The

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To the hurt of a man, be he pleasant or sour, — She just mites llll’ calm out of Purity Flourl

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