'Moria 29 1932 me CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAQ.. FIVE

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Bring the Klddies to See It T hey ll Like It

Will You. A,Treat For Old and Youn

Annie and Mickeyand Sandy the do5...Laug}| with lhe_m.' Cry with

them! Love with them!

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c I L NIGHT? do 8.45 260, 371:.

THE POPULAR. WESTERN STAB.

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IN MEMORIAM

MISS DAISY DEAN BULMER

The death occurred on Christ- mas Day at 'her home in Sunny lime of Miss Daisy Dean Bulmer, lialigluci- of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. iiulnier. Miss Bulmer was born on

April 23, 1012, and succumbed to rl illness of a few days' duration. Be.<l1les her parents, she is sur- lired by one brother, Lester Bul- mer, lintiinger of the Bank of Nova 5co:i:1 at St. Peters, P. E. I., and 111 sisters, Mrs. E.. O. Anderson, llrs. Frank Ryan and Mrs, Wil-

l/iisses Nellie und Vera Bulmcr,

.ni MacKi11l1on, all of Boston;

_/l. F. Souey, of Moncton, and

at liciue. _

MRS. .1\I.ICE IIODGSON ABBOTT

llosls of friends in this Province ull lic grieved to hear of the death olllrs. James S. Abbott in Duluth, llinnesotu on Christmas Day, 1932 oipneiimollia. Mrs. Abbott was lon111~rly Miss Alice Hodgson of llalpeqllc, P. E. I., daughter of Mr. and .\1rs. William Hodgson, when quite a young woman she entered the Boston City Hospital, Boston, ll.1ss, for training as 11 nurse. After 1 iew years of private nursing Miss Hodgson became Matron of The Everett City Hospital, Everett; liass., and later when a new City Ho=p1111l was built in Malden, Mass., iilss Hodgson became Supt. of that hsnhuiuil. Quite a. .few years ago. ihe resigned her position there to return to her home to care. for her 1 er and mother who were in poor

li. They passed away about

.en years ago. Eight years ago lliss Hodgson nlnrricd Mr. James S.Abl1ott of Duluth, Minn., and has llnce made her home there. Mrs. Abbott was 11 woman of sterling lhlltlm, a hcliliiiflll el1a11';:c‘.cr, al- ‘ils \\'i‘lii1g to help others. A t¢1'outCl1ristir1i1, a member oi' the Dilicopai Church and as a young ‘mall in Boston, was a great Fvrker in her cliureli there. A thier .111-s. Fulton J. l.f'1'(111iga11. 915504 away on Dcccnibcr 6th, 1032, illvancouver, B. C. There are left \°mollm her passing, her husband lima 1111111111; in Duluth, 1-. sister WS. l:1u11‘s J. Hales lil Hayward, 5“"“.a111lo11o brother Harry L. 11011111111, new ut inc old home in Mnlpcqu@_ .

SOURIS

Mr- L- U MacDol1.1\<l of Har-

'”°"5`1-‘ilelit Fridiw in Sourls on b|Lsln1~.<=.

Sollzis- 1;{.fl'. Svllool, Souris,

“WN on Friday far the <f'\r`.stn1as 11°Hd°y“' The acl-11~.~.1 ehlldl-1-11 were \_?"“><‘F<'d by Santa Clause who _____°__"‘d brfor., cllrlng' and pre- each pup.l with a bar: of After giv.n1 three chrcrs x__"Ll ifflly rcs-.itlelixail the child' h______§ii11l'.~e1l to their various

lv Cnjuy th: holidays

__T°;_K`ci1dy‘ke Lumber Mills are ,° il Ulieration ar er being cloa- 'd 1”” short time.

Df“‘_;_`___l7_t11m1~tt Donohue, student at 1,, ,, " Umvvraitv. Halifax, N. s.. ,, ,,";_’="“t spending 1111 holiday: ome at Souris West. »

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Mr. Stuart Weir of the C. N. R..

Freight, Office at souris has re- turned after a very pleasant noi.- day visiting in Albcrton the guest of his parents Rev. A. S. and Mrs. Weir.

Mr. Sylvester Morrison, Little

Harbour, paid a flying visit to our town on Saturday.

The Misses., Martlio. and Evelyn

Cunningham, and Helen Ailkn, stud-ents al; St. Mary‘s Convent at Souris, are spending the holidays at their respective homes at Montague.

The P. li. I. Grass Seed Growers

Association have no\v all their maclnnery in readiness for opera' tion and we understand that the work of clciming seed \vll com- mence tilis wc1k and prcb.1bly will kcrp two men employed until Spring with this work.

Mr. Upton Scanlon, -Station

Seurig visiting' his Allllt. M ss Min' nie Seamen. 1

Mr. Roderick S. Munn, has re-

sumed his duties at the Canadian Bank of Commerce, 'Souri.=', after enjoying a few days of holidlll' at his parents home at Marsllii'-‘1d.

Chr’stmas pamed very quietly IH

Souris this year and there were very few signs of any Chi'isln1:ls-_ ~‘spin'1s."

Week end visitors to Souris in- cluded Miss Eleanor Stems of Charlottetown, who was the guest! at the home of l1er grand-fr1thcr,; Mr. John G. Stems. '

Mr. Peter Holland, Station

Agent at Sourls is again back to work after a. few weeks lloldays.

The St. James United Church

was appropriately decorated for Christmas Sunday with spruce and other deeorailoiifg Beautiful Christ- inns Carols and alilholns were rch- dered by the ohcir at both adr- vices of the day. The evening aer- vice took the form of picture and song presentation of the life of Christ. Beautiful pictures illustrat- ing his life from birth to death were 'eloquently described by the pastor Rev. J. G. Hockin as they were thrown on the screen.

The following students of Prince

of Wales Coll:-cc at Charlottetown are spending thc holidays at their homes, the Misses Virginia Mac- Donald, Dorls MacDonald, Margaret

Lavie, and William Acorn

Mr. Arthur McAllum. has re-

turned to Charlottetown after spending a. few days in 5°UV15 lf' the home of his parents.

THEY SOON HOLLER. “0UUI'I”

It has been discovered that in giv-

ing till it hurts some people are ex'

tremcly sensitive to pain. (

LONG. LONG TRAIL

What is your occupM~i0h'i’ It lsn‘t an occupation. it's L DU'

suit. rm a bill collector

Guardian receved pansles yester-

Mrs. George Leard, Peakes Station on 4 Dee. 26.

- New Dominion at ll a. m. Kingston

at 3 p, m. Cornwall at 7. New Year Messages. Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister.

Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab- bath January lst, at Summerslde at 11 a. m. and, if the travelling is favollrable, at Cape Traverse, at 'I 11. in.

Douglas Bell, Cape 'I‘ru.versc, has been advised by the Canadian Na-

Agent at E1mil'l\. Slivilt Sluldiii' in 1.101111 Fox Breeders Association that

a silver fox pelt gllipped by him through the Association topped the recent London sales at £30 or $150 at ordinary exchange rates.

Canada. Services on the above charge for Sunday, January 1, are as follows: Rose Valley, 11 s. m.: Granville, 3 p. m.: Pleasant Valley 7.30 p. m. Rev. Thos- Palethor-pe, Minster. -

:uid Saint John's Church, December 31. Waiclmight service 11.15 p. m.

Saint Elizabeth's Church, .lzniuziry

T. spriggs, Rector.

plea.-:mit event took place in V-he Institlltc Room at Crapaud on Sat- urday evening, Dec. 17th, This was a goose supper put on by the mem- bers of Prince Arthur L. 0. L. The members, with their wives and 18(1)' friends sat down to a lvlwt tllfitl would satisfy the most 1m1'iiC1llB\' taste. A-ftcr ample satisfaction had been done to ga.vtronom‘c r mire- menfs, Mr. Lee Gamble, the Master- of the Lodge. took the chair HS toastmaster, and the following toast list was carried out: The King, re- sponded to by all rising; the Em- pire. responded to by Stewart In- man: Our Order, responded to by J. Verner Moore; our Island Home, re-

' sponded to by Thos. I-1. Best; Prince

Arthur Lodge, responded to by Crisp Moore; the ladies, responded to by H. V. Norton: Princesa Mary Lodge

Leard. This interesting funct‘on was brought to a close by the slngllw Of the National Anthem, after which all retired to the Lodge Room where a social hour was very pleasantly ment. _ ,

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

CANADIAN NATIONAL Fox

Breeders will receive fox pelts at Revere Hotel on Friday, December 30. 7356-12-28-21

PANSIES IN DE(7l‘IMBl:)R-The

day picked from the garden of

PURCHASING LIVE FOWI. and

Chicken Friday, December 30th. Signed A. C. Green, Albany.

7368-12-28-ll.

CORNWALL CHARGE, Jn 1. lst.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES -

P1'cs':yicrian service at North Try- on, Sunday, Jail. lst, Dr. M. E. Genge, the pastor will deliver o. Special Message. Don‘t`forget the service or the hour. 7 o'clock.

CIIUR-CII OF SCOTLAND--Rev.

HIGH PRICE FOR PELT - Mr.

BRADALBANE United Church of

ANGLICAN SERVICES. -- Crnp-

.l1\l1uu1'y 1, 1933, Holy Communion 11.00. Hymns: 413 (2), 518 (1), 437 144:21, 444 (1), 258 12.) Springfield

1, Evensong 7.00.

('lll`ltCll OF ENGLAND. - 1501'-

vires in the Parish of New London on thc lst Jan. will be as follows:-- Burlington 10.30 a. m. French River 2.30 p. ui. Kensington Holy Com- munion 1 p. m. Sunday School 2 p. nl. Note that the Winter sche- dule of Services will _ be followed during the next three months.-G.

SUi‘|‘l'Jlt EN.I0\'ED -1A \'€‘l'l'

ladies) responded to by Mrs. Harry

POLICE COURT-At the Police

Court yesterday morning, one drunk and dl.'.-ortferly was fined $5 or 10 days, It non stlpport case was ad- journed until Friday.

.YFOCIHZEHIMDSQQHRTZATWZNS

Ordznatzon

consisting of members of that church and many friends from Frinity United, the Presbyterian and Baptist Churches to witness the ordination of Rev. Carlisle Watterworth, who has lately been culled to minister to the Christian Church at Summcrslde.

Rev. Mr. Watterworth of Mou-

tague, the candidates father,

slkness, Rev, W. H. Harding. who intended to assist in the serv- ice, was unable to do so. Rev, Mr. Campbell, pastor of Trinity United. and Rev. Mr. Jeans, pastor of thc Presbyterian churches, most gra-

lvo talks. -

Mrs. M. F. Schurman and Miss

Amanda Camnon sang solos very fitting to the occasion at conjunc-

a very mipresslve ordination ser mon winch though particularly ad- dressed to the candidate was A

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holidays in Georgctwon, the guesti {;‘__'_ of his mother, Mrs. P. A. Scully. _\f.f1`-..1`l_ i'm111'

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Mr. Bruce, principal of George- i.'ll» I1- '_ l'~\\f~r .1

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»l.o\\'n High School, is :.ponding his; _`<,',f',.`|",`,- ‘,-,,,,",`__ '_`f_ ,_ ' 1;

Mr. Joseph scully, who is 111-' ]`,‘,‘,",'.`,1," __ __ _ _

town is spending his Christmas Nfl"¥12if|1g°,,"`1,],,1'li" '

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condueted the service. Owing toiv

ciously assisted in the service by il

reading, offering of prayers anrltg, Eiving short but timely and effect-t

source of blessing to nh,

Thi'cc vital questions pertaining to and based on the fundamentals

MR. C. W. OTLEY of London, Eng., will be at our office, 152 Kent f St., Cl1a1'lotiot1'>w11, buying and ink- ing on coiisignment, silver' fox pelts for ollr auction sales at home and

abroad. Highest cash prices. Rayner

Fur sales Rego. 'lass-12-."7-3i_

NARROIV ESCAPE-ltlajor T. B.

Rogers ls confined to his home in Southport suffering from a cut on the back of his head, numerous bruises and a general shaking up sustaL1e‘. 'I`uc.='clay afternoon who' thrown fi'oln an express wagon M5-101' Rogers was rclnoving n nun.- ber of foxes from om ranch to an. other and had :1 number loaded on

un express wztrfoii driving along the road, when the horse become nf.

frlghted and started to run. Major Rogers held firmly to the reins, in an attempt to save his valuable load from being thrown out and injllred, ol' probably killcll, but hc himself” was tl11'o\\‘n to th; g'l'o1n\d, and picked up some time unter in, an unconscious condition. llc was, carried into his home and ll doc-

tor i'usl1z‘d from the city. 11 wzlsi found there ucre no bones l:11'oken1 but lie was sllifcring fronl cuts and; bruises. _

VI(`T()RI.\ IIINK --» The Victoria

Rink has L'-cfn opcilcii is the publiu_ for the winter season. Skating and hockey w ll nolv be the ol dei- of the day for the next three months at least. There never was a time when so many skating rlnlzs are to be found, or are under con.=.i-1'llctio`11, as at the present. Hockey teams are in existence from end to end of P. E. I. The people freely patronize the dnlcrent gdlnos and loudly aip- plaud their favorite team. At Vic- toria, the Unions have again organ- i2£d and are prepared to take on all ccmers. 'This team in the past had attained to no n1cr.11 record. hav ing twice aiiircxrd the i11t»:\1'mcd'ate cliampionship oi' the Island, and once the Maritime cizalilpiolisliip. If they notch up to 11.\'1>r~'i~\ii011'=. then the public may look f->l‘\\'1i1'<l 10 some cwltirg 1nn‘.f:1'1'. :l l“~" fram- ing inoliilxs.

Wl'll)Dl.\'G BEI.li.\`--` ', 1 L but

pretty wedding took ;»l;.- '- at Mal- psqun by i.11_~ Rev. 1'<‘1'1~1l \Villi”.uls0rl on Wcdncszlay evo1iill1t_ Dec. 14th. when Miss Marlon Sll.\'.'.l1i'l, (laugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Stclvart of French River, was united in montage to Mr. Fred Bernard of the same place. The wl'.1soi1\c .v0llrl.'; bride locked charming 111 a gown of empire blllc crepe. Her coat was brown with hat and acc~.=.=ol'i<‘S t0 maich. Her bridesmaid. Miss Elsie MacKay wore a gown of Bordeau wine crepe, while the groom was ably gupporicd by M1'. (`x<‘0l'g0 Stewart, brother of the bride. Im- mediately after the ceremony the bridal party motor-ed to the home of the bride where a rcrciltlml W” given in their honour io about forty invited guests. The g1'o0m's gift to the bride was a white gold pendant, to the bridesmaid a. perr' dani, and to the grrouismrln n set of gold cuff links. After the wed- ding; slipper, the scrcnadcrs called and extended good wishes to the bride. and groom. and after bcing treated with refrcsllmenis return- ed to their homes. Previous to her marriage th.. bride received many lovely and useful gifts. A host of friends join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Bernard it happy wedried life.

Mrs. Raney Gallant has entered

the City Hospital to undergo a min-

or operation;

of the Holy Bible were then direct- cd to the candidate. f`i1e~;e being flitinely airnvered, i§l1l1\1~s or the church, Mr. James Callback and

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Mr.hA. P, Wells, came forward and' _ ___ __________ ._,..,' ',, ,,,,l,,r,...,.,,,.,.¢,\-,.15-_

wit the “laying on of hands" by ,

Rev. Mr. Watterworth and these _-___

two Elders, God's Blessing was im- presslvcly. invoked upon the cui- dldale.

Immediately after, Mrs. Schur- .ian sang very sweetly 'I Give nee AL1; Life."

The i. _ essivo ceremony closed _.li the Bcnedictlon pr 1'--‘.11 Rev, L. B. Campbell. S.

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A' large audience enjoyed one of

the best school concerts that ha been held 'in the Town Hall Georgetown, on Wednesday, Der illst. for many years, The teacher deserve great credit for the effoi they took in teaching the childrc to make the concert so successful Following is the proglamlne: Choi' us by School; recitation by Clar- ence McNevin; instrumental music; drill, "Dance of the Fairies;“ mono- logue by George Garnham; song by Misses Lucy Scully and Vivian Mc- Donald; shadowgrapll; song, “How- dy Mr. Santa. Claus;" monologue by John Delory; "The Christmas Star Drill;” orchestra; dialogue, “Not Wanted, a Wlfe;” intermis- sion; play, “The Old Woman Who Liver' in Her Shoeg” God save the King. Quite a sum of money was realized.

Mr, Arthur Yorston, teacher,

Southport, is spending his vacation at his home in Georgetown.

Miss Mary Condon, who has

been visiting in Georgetown the guest of her uncle, Mr. James Condon, left recently for her home in Murray Harbour.

Miss Mildred Wight, R. N.. Char-

lottetown, is spending her vacation at her home in Georgetown.

Miss Anna MacLaren, is spend-

ing her Christmas holidays in Gco1'grtown the guest_of hor par- elits \'i1', and Mrs. W. 7.1.11-l..;1:'ei1.

Misses Eleanor Leslie, Dorothy

MacDonald and Helen MacDonald, who are attending Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, are spend- ing their Christmas holidays .at their homes in Georgetown.

Miss Pearl Weeks, vice principal

Georgetown High School, is spend- ing the holidays with her parents Rev. and Mrs. Weeks, Salisbury,

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Mr. Ralph Douglas, who is at-

tending Dalhousie Universlty, Hali- fax, is spending his Christmas holi- days at his home in Georgetown.

Miss Catherine McKinnon, teach-

er, is spending her Christmas holi- days in Georgetown the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon.

Mrl Philip Doyle, who is attend-

ing McGill University, Montreal, is spending his Christmas holidays in Georgetown the guest of his par- cnis, Mr. and Mrs. Eam Doyle.

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East Royalty, is spendnlg her va- 1 .~~1-111 .\1:1».-~1111 . gs;

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GH-'Si D ' elle, Fiirhaiited Foxes; ' ik" ~“h"'° ~ ~

”.ecltetion_ Colvin McDonald; so1o_ f_'__` ~

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citation, Dorothy Darrach: Pan~ \f

unine, Slent Nicht and .wo by 'Vinnie Stone: R“ciiatlon_ Norma

‘ha\v; Christmas lfvn, ”our little girls; Rvritlli

Curiosity ion, Alice

Howard: Solo, Norma Shaw' Chor- us. The Christmas Dawn; Reciia t'on, Hector Scott; Duet, Hilda

Crosby and Norma Wal

logue, Fair Bethlellr.-nl; Chorus, _\T\_,\_""'_,',, They are Coming; Arrival of santa 'l"11.=ho1.1 Clause who distributed candy. God .,.,,,,m_, md _ 41;,

Save the King brought.

to a close.

Hugh Scott of York arrived home from M

days.

Mrs. D. H. Murchison

daughter, Mrs. Marshall of Halifax,

Percy Boyle of I-Iuntc

Thursday evening the

season and present him

service he has 1~<~nclcred

day School. M1'. I-l:1ijr_\'

and Gordon MacMillan the gift. Rev. D. K. spoke of Mr. Frlzzcll's and c.l11=eri`l1111ess under 1:uli_\'. Mrs. Hazen Howa cd her word of praise.

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able to attend the chu

one very kindly and ev(-iling \va_~ brought to

Miss Thankful Bain,

holidays at her home

Mrs. John Ellsworth

is enjoyng a months Boston with relatives

1 Miss Mary MacMillan Dalhousie University a last week for the holici

Lowther and Rota P Frances Bain students Wales College are on holidays in Cornwall.

T`~e Mis/ion Band o

Church held their ani

Misses Marion and Grace Doug-

lMlllan on Monday e

Point has

Academy for the Christmas holi-

cd to her home in North River, after spend ng some time with her

sprncling his Chrifftmas holidays at his home in Meadowbank.

A number of Sunday school

workers in the United Church call- ed on Mr. Herbert Fr

twenty-sec»

ond to bring lim best wishes of the

with a gift

in appreciation of the fifteen years

supcrintclidalit read the address

faithfulness

great diffi-

that Mr. Frizzcll would

again. Mr. Frizzell thanked every-

a pleasant

Hazel Gl'ove School is spending her

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of Cornwall '

and friends.

ny season.

Miss Naomi Bain,

ct of Prince of

.ual meeting

at the home of Mrs. Gordon Mac-

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t. Allison

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was the annual meeting the follow- ing officers were elected: M"s. W

leaders, Miss Edna Frizzell, Vice- president, Hilda Crosby, Secretary. Jean Frizzell tr~<-asurer. Etta Ross organist and Ruth Stone, Secretary of world friends. The treasurer Doris Crosby gave her report which showed that me allocation had been reached. After the regular

were on joyed.

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