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NEW VAULTS CONSTIUUP‘! -Work has been completed on-th:

Many friends in Georgetown and ident of one of the large railways in resignation of Chief of Police nu-t- W" “Billion! I WIN ti" ‘"11"? t . s elsewhere will learn with deep resrei the United States. The President's whistle hes been received by the City °" h" mo“ o"! llll lloo-“l- am- . ‘sic funeral will take place in __ _ n" ‘mum M the mm“ M u? ol thfo death of Miss Cicely Mac- motto was "My Best." Council. Consideration of the inst. rho body was found shortly before SCHOOL mtéwl —P!I‘I'l‘! WloolNiP-A Y"! 1W1! Berk of owed- lo. Phee, which occurred at the homo Presentation of one o'clock by his son. who went out mu” “ “ m“ ' PM” '°4“- "a "ltmlm ‘l i7"?- Tl" “William "1"!"

of he} niece, Mrs. Allister Macdon- ald. Georgetown, on Thursday, Dec. lrd. after a abort illness, which aha bore §wlth patience and resignation to a Holy Will. She was‘an in- hellig _ capable and trustworthy, this phi-hush lady. All that medi- cal aid and kind nursing could do was done, but God called hoi- home. ,1 c was visited frequently by her ' , Rev. O. Kiggins, who admin-

Scoutmastefs Warrant to Mr. Warren by Pmvin- cisi Secretary.

Vote of Thanks to ladies‘ commit- tee. Rev. Carlyle Webster.

Wllowlllg this program a ‘short llllllromptu concert was staged by the various patrols.

Before the meeting adjourned it WM decided t0 hold the Cqnfgygngg next your early in October, also that o meeting would be hold during the

ter will come up at the next regular llloolilllk oi the Council on Monday night.

Netting two goals on an unsus-' Pecting goalie in the second period- from almost centre ice, Dalhousie Bankers defeated Abegweits last 1118M 3 lo llll, to take a strangle hold on the Super-Six Series and at the same time add to their un- broken rtrliie or victories in their

to call him to dinner.

The late Mr. Weeks, who was 82 years of age, was the sou of the late William A. Weeks. Iibr many years he woe engaged in the di-y goods business. first with the firm of Weeks and Beer, and than as a member of the firm of James Paton d: Company. After retiring from that firm, he and his father went into partnership under the name of

monthly meeting of the School Board Monday afternoon, it was decided to close the city schools for the Chrisimas holidays on Wed- "Bodily. December 23rd, and ,re- open on Monday. January 4th.

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY MEET- lNG-Fcliowing are the officers el- ected at the Annual meeting of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Canadian

PASSED AWAY-The death 0c. curred at Entry Island, Magdalen Islands, Dec. 9th, of Mrs. Lydia. Mc- Lean, aged 92 years and 11 months, leaving to moum four daughters and three sons, namely: Mrs. James McCallum, Winnipeg; Mrs. Russel ‘Illeriurelt, R.N., Quincy, Mass." Mrs. David Geddie, Halifax, 11.8.: Mrs. David Hamilton, of this city; John, Daniel and Richard on the

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the United Church Parsonage, Sum- rnersid , on Wednesday. November 36th stain dciock when Miss Ethel Juli; Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Mann, Indian Riv- er was united in marriage to Mr. Roland Victor Inman, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Inman, Itbrth 8t. Eleanor-s. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. L. B. Campbell, pastor of Trinity United Church,

tended by Miss Doris M.

last August by H, .1. Phillipe. oofil-

for money and one for ato $ books and records. The manive steel door of the money vault ated by time clock is over a footin thickness. Two coupon booths have also been erected for the locomo- dation of customer‘.

lsteregi the ;last rites of the Roman Christmas holidays for the purpose quest for top honors in the above w’ A‘ week’ and compmy’ ca"? ugh“ held "i" 1118b" Himw/"Y 1d home t, d sllmmmlld“ Th‘ bfld“ I°°ked "m" . catholic church, of which and w“ of organizing a Rover Crew. mentioned series of games. mg °n the “We °" Q1199“ Blfooli- President, Mrs. W. S. Stewart; Pres- 9 s a ' some in a dress of blue georgette The following statement has bee! i i, a devoted member. Her brother Rev The Provincial Council desire to “m” 39 31"" 98°. owing l0 l-ll ident, Mrs. Arthur Peake; 1st. Vice- 1 . trinuned with chiffon velvet, with issued for publication by tn; Hon ' Father Moos-hoe predeceased her thank the Minister and session of s1‘. VINCENT or: ram. Sewing health he retired’ leaving m‘ bu“ p'°51d°““ M“ D" I‘ E‘ Cwke“; 2"“ A detznm: plan M the co-ordm- h“ “d ‘m’ i“ u‘ “Lb” w J‘ D‘ swwm’ K‘ c" Pmmml“ loIIlfl-yool‘! B80. She leaves to mourn 8t. James Church for placing thou- Clrcle held their annual meeting at 3i: l8‘; igarrled 0:“ by olllorfl- The Vice-president, Mrs. Gordon Worth; fittings‘; ‘ioajaiafinggrzczvlltr c? cord. She wore a pearl ilccklsoe, the the Province. - her niece, Mrs. Allister Macdonald, Sunday School rooms at the disposal Norte Dame Academy on the after- and Com "Ame °wn as week‘ Secretary, Mrs. Norman Lowther; attemded ubnc em“ m gm? sift of the gloom. They were ‘air "The Government of Prince Ed- .;; lo whom sincere sympathy is extend of the patrol leaders. p“?- p m 3 e Inman, word Island strongly endorses and

ed. The many beautiful Mass Cards spiritual bouquets and messages of Umpvithy show the high esteem in which she was held.

The regular Y. M. c. A. Sunday evening song service was hold in St. James Church, Charlottetown. ‘Hie speaker for the evening was Missfllnstey, Social Servicc worker of St/John‘, u. n, who is in Char- lottetown for the purpose of pro- moting the work of the Social Service. She spoke very interest- inglyon the romance which one can ‘experience in this type of work and Zljiow young people in any form of service they might choose. could v ‘ er the work of this movement.

flsdf-dwbtidniii service was led by SummersiiL; spurggon mard.cole_ Rev-‘R. M. Legato with Mr. n. A. mg", '

Pcndleton as oo-chairman. Mr. Roy

Vessey led in prayer. A delightful Circuit of Queen's: David F.

The following appointments hgvg bee" mldo by the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor in Council:

Justices of the Peace for K'ng'g, Queen's and Prince Counties: Messrs. Donald MacKlnnon, K, 0,,

‘Charlottetown; Arthur F. McQuaid, K. C., Souris, and George M, Matthews, Barrister, O'Leary. Magistrates for Prince Edward Island under the Prohibition Act: Messrs. Donald MacKnnon, K. C., mill" F- MoQuaid, x. 0., and

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Groves M. Matthews, Barrister, O'Leary. Clerk of the logislstivo Assemblb H- Edwn Dawson. Augustine Cove. Provincial Police: Patrick Ryan,

Clerk of the County Court, 3rd

noon of Dec. 3rd, Rt. Rev. Mgr. Maurice MacDonald occupying the chair. All ‘officers of preceding year were unanimously returned to of. iice, viz: Resident, Mrs. Jas. Mac. Aulov: Vice-president, Mrs. F. Mo- Kearney and the undersigned Sec- retary. The ladies decided to meet at 2 o'clock each Thursday afternoon for sewing. They are preparing for on exceptionally heavy year's work, as already there are many demands 5°!‘ clothing. The meeting closed with Benediction of the Most Bless. ed Sacrament, given by the Rt. Rev. Director in the Convent Chapel.

AT ROTARY-Tile speaker at the

Anstey, local secretary of the Child's Welfare Council of St. John, who stressed the need of co-ordination of social welfare organizations in this oily. and the formation of a ‘Central

Rotary luncheon yesterday was Migg '

After the business was closed up, the building was occupied by Morris 6t Smith, boot and shoe merchants. who were succeeded by the Metro- politan Stores.

The lat; Mr. Weeks was a very capable and popular business man, known for his integrity and honor- able dealing. He was in every res- pect an excellent citizen, his fine personal qualities winning for him many warm friends.

He leaves to mourn, besides a sor- rowing widow, formerly Miss Carrie Unsworth, one son Maurice, and one daughter Lorna, of this city; also two brothers, Harry W., of Char- lottetown and Charles in Medicine

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To the bereaved family much sym- patlly will be extended in their sud- den and great bereavement.

WEDNESDAY —DR.ESSED HOG WITGHS G51

‘Treasurer, Mrs. Earl Prowse.

—DEATH 0F MR. BEARS OI‘ CHELTON-Thcre passed away on the morning of Dec. 7th Mr. J. P. Bears o.’ Chelton at the compar- atively early age of 48 years. He had boon in failing health for some time and had been under treatment in the Prince County Hospital. He formerly belonged to B‘st Point but came to live at Chelton and mar- ried Miss Douil. daughter of Char- les Douil cf Crlpc Traverse. He was very highly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his acquaint- ance and the deepest sympathy is cxtcndcd to his b0"€l‘VEd widow and children, Austin, 13 yogi-s, and 5111f- icy, all infant of a few months. The

funeral is taking phcg this (wer- nesilciy) atemoon a’. two o'clock frpm 11's isle rcsidcncc in the Un- "ad Church at S""c\v'l.-—S,

City Council Chamber last evening by Miss Margaret Anstcy, director of the Children's Aid Society of St. John. Miss Axlsteyls suggestion was, in brief, the employment of a train- ed social worker, utilizing her ser- vices to the best advantage in three ways:

MARINE ACTIVITIES-The C. G. S. Aranmore, which is at present taking on coal is expected to leave today for Murray Harbour to take up buoys there. The C. G. S. Brant is expected to arrive here today from Georgetown. The S. S. Hocllelaga stopped her daily trips last week and has gone to Halifax to lay up for the winter. It is expected that the arrival of the S. S. Magnhild next Saturday will complete the shipping season.

sister of the groom and Mr. Keith J. Mann, brother of tho bride. Fol- lowing the marriage the happy couple motored to the home of the bride's parents where a reception was held for the immediate relat- ives of the contracting parties. A large crowd of happy charivariers assembled to do hpnor tothe newly wedded couple wishing them much happiness for the future after which a social evening was enjoyed. Later the young couple left for their new home in North 8t. Eleanors. Mr. and Mrs. Inman .are very popular ‘rind a host of friends join in wish- ing them a long and happy wedded

life. . . - Flimsy

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT —‘ The

Trustee Board of the Protestant Or-

_ p“ is pleased to acknowledge

receipt of $5.00 from little‘ ‘Miss Dauphenie Clarke, Union Road, in

supports the Emergency Rciicf-‘api peai that has been made by thf Prime Minister of Canada, RiLJ-Idi H. B. Bennett. ‘Phat. grave necel sity exists for such an appeal can not be denied. The demands fa relic.’ are lncrersing daily. slid will the winter season upon us. even available charitable resource will be taxed before spring. Never in our ‘ hfistory have there been so-many appeals for Governmnt aid. The Red Cross Society of Canada his willingly undertaken the, task ‘of soliciting and receiving contribut- ions and considering the fact thht‘ fifty per cent of the amount-col- lected will be spent in this Pro- vince, Whilg the balance wilklo where the need is even greater, the Government is confident that the spirit of charity and loyalty so in- herent in our people will againjl demonstrated by a generous‘ re-

tractor. There are two vaults, .

N ‘ E POUNDS-Mr, Jch Moo‘ f E ~ ~ ‘ sol0.u"1{0w Lovely Are Thy DWBiI-y Mount‘ Stewart. gm, grlldgléllilipfiixilgrilietlieoiiljgifizglngy311d nlore brought a hfigiilltbrgiitilllllfxli‘ ‘The dcwf-h ocouhocd at me Cm, hombres‘ issi1‘loi.;1‘.ilNED-Dur- buy candy and oranges for the spouse to this moat deserving ap- a ~ fiasi’ Wflslfeéliibwt bytilif/irls. 111;‘ Clerk of the County Cour“ 3m Tatum societies» Rotarhmsg‘ AB side on Monday which wflghcd GSSd-r-sh-goi of Mr. Iiarold S1mp5'~.n_ {is $.- ‘Iiflgifr days 12ft liwéem- children for Christmas, - . 5:1. Irfziilrglxlfpinis rt1l:tt]th?s;;£0 i ac can, an a" cau u vo Circuit of xi 1; .1 ' ' pgund d d, Mr, sh _,nophrw of Mr. H". s = 1 m" ‘- ' ' ° “ma” 9 ‘m’ , ___ ' e ° ‘ ' " duet‘; by Messrs. Chas. Hyndman, sgenogmphggfn tlfgxgffiéenzftg: iggiiiasrifdligge Tlafiygregiswxge manfss prxitcciiifzc dpsi-tnfecenltfirwliigzlxs, Georg-town, after “Jyshjrrspggmgs lldlau Pacific Railway Co., Maple —THANK MEEZIN? all want may be lessened I k 13km Th - ‘- . ' ' l , . _ Creek, Sask, was the guest, o, ply-On Sunday eve rig ovem r , ug ou Canwia.’ . _ llldiJiio W o Orson st ol' Commssinner of Provincial Pol ce: islook. N B., Rotarian D. B. Stone- m” h”! was 5° dfl ‘Ln “d ma‘ l‘ wh ch he bore Wm Datum’ and father lvLchaei McKenna Kink the Women's Missionary Society of ——-——————-—-—- r the service was Prof. L. D. Thomp- William y Monnghan cm l t ham o; yarmouth N S Mess P was the heaviest pg markctcd than; resfqlmfi-ln to God-s holy w.“ He - . or: _ L gorilla! Zian Church, Next week p, (own ' r0 w‘ w 1:, Lemcheur o’! Hrs‘; ‘ .0r many years-S, ‘ .1119“; an energhtc honyt ‘may and his wiflals pal-cm‘:- Mr- JM- 3- 8mm“ Umted church he“ ma! ‘ ‘ ' ‘ i - BY l" °1'- i ” ' " 5° and Mrs. Greenan, Newton, Lot 2s first public Thank Offering Meet- BlRTlIs _ _' i.

‘=53 - _ ,., sneofil service of song will be held _____ H. C. Moore, oi Cambridge, Mggg, and symfm hotic young man and w“, whom Mm Mcxcnns spent m‘ Encouraging mp0,.“ from the l.

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(W! leadership of Asst. Provincial Co ' vin

in niruty United Church.

Tlie Annual Patrol Leaders’ Con- Ioroiico for P. E. 1. was held in st. James Church Hall Saturday af- ternoon and evening. Twenty-four boy lleaders from the six Charlotte- town: ‘hoops attended, out-of-town acoifi being unable to be present owing to inclement weather.

'1'1_iis conference was held under

loner Wm. Warren, Pro- l Secretary R. C. Parent, and Soodtmaster C. Walker.

‘The A“ was conducted un- def the patrol system, that is, the boys were divided into three patrol- scouis, Maitland owon, Call vinnl- comlb and Ivan Walsh acting as leadé-s. r

Tl} Conference took the form of disclision on a number of topics, re- latin] particularly to the duties of pail-Q leaders, intorspqd by comes and gangs, conducted Q the patrol leaddrs. The following topics were discifised:

Pflroi Discipline.

Bifllding a Patrol, Program.

T!’ Patrol Corner.

Tifi Court of Honour.

Ti; Patrol Leader's Job, Patrol Bpirg.

Plgficiency Badges.

cusp for less.

Jahborec.

RQuding the next Jamboree vvhidh is to be held in Austria, in 1933, the scouts voted

case r. n. I. was represented no lfiy should be sent who was not a First‘ Class Scout and who had not att “ded at least one Scout Camp. Th cans that a boy to be eligible musi be a. Second Class Scout Dro- vioug to January 1st. 1533. o5 5 Pirsli Class Scout must serve as a secoad class scout for one year.

Alf interesting feature of the af- lernfion session was the Investiture of mules Batt to The Zrothlfllooil of flouts. This scout Pfomllo W?! mail to his Sooutmaster, Mr. Wm, war-gen, in the presence of the other scoub. ‘ '

Aiiolx dclock the hove and I alim- her d’! guests sat down to a sumptu- ous Eiupper pfeilolod b7 * "die" committee from seven city mummi- witnfulss Margaret Irving as Con- vomit.

After slipper the following pro- graig was carried out. "no" ‘he 3Q“; 5¢m¢_3¢ Prepared.

‘ -'I‘he Scout“ ‘Law=‘Mr-

W _ arren. He also read an apol-

absence from tliePlovincial ' imioner.

Q tation of King Scout Badso and , " All-round Card to uaitleud by Canon Malone.

tlsnd is the second scout in

, the first being awarded to Illllter in May. 1029. Mait- howsvar, is the first scout to "B" ail-round card which calls earning of twelve Provicielicy

time! Addnsa by Rev. R. sad Legals. This was in the

' ial time and a dainty lunch, the

--BRIDE-'1‘0-BE SHOWERED _- 'I'he girl friends of Miss Bessie Clmllbell tendered hcr a miscellane- ous shower on Friday evening at the home of Miss Nova. Mathiesorl, on Granville street, Summcrsiuu. lvflss Comllbell is one of Sunimersidet-s mo“ Popular young ladies and her “PPS-whine mflrfliigc is being pleas- antly discussed by her friends. Miss Campbell arrived at Miss Mathia- son's home after the guests had g3. thered into the living room. A bas- ket filled with mysterious ‘parcelg was attached to yellow and white streamers wllicllllung from the ceil- lfli; fomllng a pretty effect. The llarcels were opened by Miss Chap- pell and the verses, which were the cause of much merriment were read hv Miss Nina Schurman. After the lovely gifts had been admired, Miss colllllbell thanked the donors in a few gracious words. Among the gifts was a beautiful cedar chest from Messrs. Coney Bros, with whom Miss Campbell has been employed for some time. After a pleasant soc-

guests wished the bi-ide-to-be ‘a pleasant journey through life and Joined in singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fellowfl-S. TUESDAY

BRIDAL SHOWER-On Oct. 28th a miscellaneous shower was tender- ed Miss‘ Laurina Walsh at her home in Summerviile. When the bride-to- be was seated, little Miss Rita Praught wheeled the carriage con- taining the presents into the room. The packages were opened by Mrs. D. G. Praught and the verses read by Miss Anne Walsh. Miss Laurina thanked the donors for their beau- tiful gifts after which was sung "For sires a Jolly Good Fellow." Supper was served by the ladies. The re- mainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing.

—WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty marriage took place at St. Agnes Catholic Church on Tuesday Nov. a at, 9 A. M. when L. Regin- ald Shreenan and Miss Bil-lily Coats were united in the holy bonds of Matrimony by the Rev. Father Mullaley of Iseloraine. The bride wore an ankle length gown cf beige georgette and iiéémtriirilned with model hat of brown silk vel- vet with accessorics w match and carried a. bouquet of pink roses- They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hannah of Brandon. Following the ceremony the happy young couple left for Winnipeg where a short honeymoon will be spent. A large number n! friends of both bride and groom motored from Kiilai-ney to attend the ceremony. Mr. Shreenan referred to above is a son of Mrs. Thomas L. Shreenan of Kllkora. and ha! been for the put tan years the genial and cap- able manager oi lhe ore-went Creamery. Kllllrlley. Mollllobl- H“

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m,“ friends here wish Mr. Shreen an and his bride many Yo!" °l

Rotarians Scarth and Gallagher, who had been absent owing to ill- ness, were welcomed back. It was announced that the proposed Rm- ary bridge and dance had been post- poned until the middle of January.

—POS'1‘ NUPTIAL SHOWER- Mrs. Lynn Miirlett entertained at her home in Summe ‘ last week at a post ‘nuptial shower in honour of Mrs. Walter MacArthur prior to her departure for her new home in Suffolk, P. E. Island. The guests included a. number of,the girl friends 0f the bride. Mrs. MacAr- thur was formerly Miss Brooks of the staff -of Journal Publishing Co. Among the presents was a beautiful cha'r by the choir of Trinity United Church of’ which the bride was a member. A basket trimmed in yellow and white held the many lovely gifts, which were opened by Miss Ruth Calms and the accompanying verses read by Mia Blanche Linkletter. A dainty lunch was served by Miss Frances Titus and Miss Doris Marlett. Mrs. MacArthur was the recipient of a full chest of table silverware from the Journal PubIishing Co. The Guardian joints in heartest con- gratulations and happiness for the future. s.

—PR.ESEN’I‘ATION TO MB. BENJAMIN NESBITT-Mr. Ben- jamin Nesbitt of Summer ‘dc, severed his connection with M. I". Schurman and 00.. Ltd. on Satur- day, after thirty years of faithful service. Previous to that he had worked with Mr. Maynard Schur- man for ten years in Freetown. Mr. Schurman and the staff gath- ered in the office on Saturday af- ternoon and presented Mr. Nesbitt with a purse of American gold pieces and an address in recogni- tion of 11's services to the firm. Mr. Nesbitt left on Monday mom- ing in company with his daughter, Mrs. Clifford loeOoff, for Boston, Mass, where he will make his home. Many friends in Summerside called at his home on Sunday to say fare- well. While expressing sympathy lol‘ the loss of his beloved wife, who passed away recently, all hoped that he would find much to infer- est him in his new home acrods the border, where his children with their families rmide. S.