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ﬁll! GIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN \ '“' ' . Wm! E ll - purpose sung by Jeanette Iiddy. famous American huuzlwhs. . . ‘ THE RN "Illxllty "Inﬁll" cldsoDonw and Nelson Iddy. does his best acting as well u‘ Borden School -_._GA',ﬁ"n_v,gﬂ1a.§i“ %cg°g'z'g;_ sill; cqual- z. negro Noouanl ' playing the leading roles in the lenldinl new charm to the glorious Grade v1.-1 not. Heffei; ¢,,,,,,',‘i";q,,,, A“. u“ . I t Ex ' ' Picture. is heard against a tbun- melodies -—-—- _ Aiiiia Lynda; i. Manon liowstt. and,‘ 1 5;; on“, m. " gm“ b“ The W- B. Van Dyke's direction in- Honor 1101i of Borden School for Highest aver“, 91. m Am.“ 5‘ M“ m". -. ' 9* “immune of . pioneer iecied many clever and -l‘l'tlitki the month of November. _ Grade L cél- John h m“. . ' ' l " ills Auction" human interest touches into the Mhs Della McKenzie’: De t. ' u I cos. J u Danube.‘ mo, o Clare McNaily and rreda pj_-—_ l of st. Louis of the old creole days. vivid story of the trench princess Mr. . . - ‘ _ “w. L mum“, “y ‘M m“, he Guardian Iasr so his i dilly I! II: II ila lsi- the capture of’ the Csaquette clirls who, to escape an unwelc no _ ._ ,, Grade 1u.-1. Elva McKenzie. 2. ett Campbell. equﬂ; a ow- Ullll Gina in salamander by pirates. their rescue and ot er lover. flees to the ooimy of lnuis- 9"“ x'_1'. Pm” ¥i°mg=m 7' Clive shawl 3- "illwd Mﬂlnml- stable and Everett llokenna. soils!- III adenine. wane simi- oewsea. unnu- Water smut i__ Br dramatic details are is-na. for an eluding romance with w‘ mmmw- " “m” “' Sm" W- Jl-L He" Mwim- 0M» 11-1. m m» ‘F’. “u”, Water SINK Ill’! hslilvlviii-Gralrilla lune woven into a story that. aside from -__________ and. 1x4 Eleanor hlclsaw $11G.’ Joan word; a, Gsrneit you“; g_ 5mm (hum;- ;_ “m. ,_.____ “mm Wale. runsme. stirring wiramn th wcrlserful n. , providea an sszrr WAG! moans: a mm“ D595“. 3 wumd PM; grat- v m _ A1 Kaouglz. equal. n, marsh: will Io II ll! Illa i! Ian “mm, and a taels blend in um m“. epic mgm o; on, o; Ammcg-s __ hm - ~ q bras e I . Sh- Garth l-I- M. Perfect atislndanoe - Anna Ma n um antes I ween vroduc NEW YORK. Dec. 1s - (Arl- ' “‘ ' ' ' - - w, B” u u p» u: a m nan-Ira m» m f 5 m... most mmlntit clues e H wt “vow W- rn?§?t°“;'{..§d§g‘§“‘_°“‘“§,d Q-lhm Yvonne any“; “n5 -"" ""' °"“' “ "" "" "‘°° " "' “""“'“ """'“ M r...:~:. “cares” non no ""°""-'*""" screen an s ~ , B. . ‘v m‘ , , Leon - x" m‘ _ 4mm!“ or tranacrllltion of View, Humv- u “M, 5"” Wu," o; we," 1.0.) announ that un- ma; MacDonald rnd Marlon Decc- lent]? Narilgy Jame-harm Iixerrlgf, " 4° m1“ u: t, m; " . WWII" W" r ._. at the "I'm in uve With soma- ion Nwesentltivss of no.0!» em- an. Laura Ozon. Powell nenholrn. - u,“ Platinum ius r ved at Braces. Cspito 11mm. -- m, mum» "Dram oloyeea of the woeunglwun liisc- wood McKenna. lung‘ “m” 5 ‘$4 11f . c dl-ib-li. om‘ ' 5114' other; 3i triui and Manufacturing Com- Mira Mildred swam mm. ominenlce. 4on0! 63H‘ A B lovely Herbert soon Herbert's immovrhl n". pan‘! in: you?‘ w dunand a 11- Mrs. Stewart's Dept. m _ “N5 MILL. Burlington. gm, m“, ‘we-M Tu] ummﬂuami‘ Miss MacDonald is beautiful to 69h 4h" 0"! GYIIR- G m WHFA. Amen m hard; G m __ Gd ‘ - c". ct":.r.*""“"' as: m... .....s*==r*'~i::.."“: “" °‘“"““" ’“““‘° °’ “m” ‘°°“ " “M m" “m m-n-rr-"r-nune- * =. "M no. , 4.4L e s w _ - '- r‘:- *“‘ f‘: “ . . . . _ . i _ "‘“‘ "m" 8 . .- .- » .. . ~. be e I'm . . .. . , . ,

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Summerside m” houonhu mm ,

w. j c suoh a Community Centre for Yiillli FAULT ‘é.‘§.‘i.°.'.‘..£;éf““' “‘ “"' ‘°‘"‘ °‘

, ‘Moved by Colmcilior J. L. ' “$512.... by Councillor 1-. n.

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35TH! TWINE. ﬂllili ooai q) um d 1i- Jun: ' EAL SATURDAY — '11! MacDonald,

fishing slxnlissmdw

__.__ GAGEMENT. — Mrs. Ray- gmls, Sherbrooke. snnounc. q_ q

Blanche rtson. . Chesley uxilisry

Evenlnz A

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scrlpture and Cilr

d ided that this ed the

The cetinl! Mlzpah Benedlctiorh-S.

TO -DAY

their combined club efforts to 1n-

tituts some plan of reform and

,_sgsin on December 3rd waited on

~ . the ‘Iiown Council informing Coun-

they had after much

Shows 7.30 and 9.15 p.m. u THURSDAY AT 8.80

' APlTOi.

are i.i\TE - because . .

done long before cember 25.

ENMAN lmua co.

t f her do Mo“ 0.. .. rt. o! T. T. s. st. ohtarlc, only sorkigi‘ ﬁx- ' . Mm e is e Wmﬁf. hear moire. 1Z-16-li- ___._ r. VENING auxin/luv Ts .. The regular meeting of WES hem 9n Tuesday Eilelllnli- 139$“

Candle prescntec. Mr‘ with appropriate

The president con-

hanc:

and shove our allocation and Bmolmie-terdny morning. The committee re-

Missionary the Knights of colum- Rotary Club

Fund. bus.

We are open every eve- . ning until 9 to enable 1', You to get all shopping

remains of Rev. Ewen of Toronto. accom

alnevou ' rive stiiimier-R . Funeral urdsy afternoon.

fire at the home of Dr bocirhart, Spring Street. blaze wss caused by an over ed stove with a hand extingulsheh-B.

-- CHILD IN

and Mrs. Wyman

of Wiirnot is

t" has undergone an appendix oration. t was resting 3s

will enjoy

u“ recovery-é.

-—W'ELI~‘ARE OFFICER BEGINS WORK-Mr. Patrick Ryan has been .

d Tru-

Sum-

n his duties yes-

as welfare Officer an ant Officer for the Town merside and bega

"9' hired

presenti Y's Men, and

problem has app ntcd Mr. RY w this position. Orlc of his dut

iiionlmunity Gentre For Youth Trainin In Summerside

meeting of Council on Monday evening:

Movement as p. otec b mittee representing the

lnittee being: C

planning in

last

Bummerside. and on Nov. . m ntatlrlg that they were going to

cil that thought and planning worked the following gm

A competed officer in view to

the amount of time

ved:- "That this Council vofoafor

quarters be established

tlnllﬂ f0

111%-

De-

beer in posseaakn i-lrwas folmisrilty andylneq 5a,.

ed by his son

d will ar- iver Frida evan- at Green Gob es Bat-

— SLIGHT FIRE —-Summer- side firemen were called‘ out about 9.80 yesterday morning for a

n6 pipe and was put out

HOSPITAL —

The eight month-ole daughter of Cairns s patient in the Prince County Hospital where she 0D- iatest reports she w comfortable as m could be expected and their many

Y friend; extend to w. and Mrs.

The foliowinl in the text of the resolution passed at the regular the Summerside Town

“In the matter of the Youth

III-m". Welfare and ‘rruant carry their

effect. They had scour-

ies

be to get the community cen-

by M Ge t. hlihisiobeloctedi the “m” “m” Argricvilli/ltgn-al Hall, mm‘ onel-‘ation . and to act as superillsolx-S i

8

o! Columbus. Rotary Club. Y's Mons Club, The Board of Trade and oth- ers. the members of the said com- ‘

bodies have Clone a lot of work and an effort to improve the youth standards of the Town

ERBERTS n

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et with the Town Council

115G

011i.

g supervision providing that the Town Council would mo e

uni soilld le i tr k aedm in and Heat for remissa. - Council aiiiar considering“ .

end ov- | crating for one month and to con- pcid at the pleasure ._

the Town -

01C"

J

TliR

‘ ' carcasses-answers.

aooniu-ihution that would provide funds to providlnl Ply- rnent of Weiferl and Trusnt Of- ficer, Light, Wain’ above p

“This

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