FEBRUARY 4» 1935

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I.N.T. WINTER BIIS SCHEDULE

Summerside — Charlottetown - ,

LEAVES CHARLOTTETOWN FOR SUMMERBIDI l (From Whitds Restaurant) ‘

Dally eloopt lundap- 9.00 A. M,

Saturday only — 10.00 P. M.

LEAVES SUMMERSIDE l-‘Olt CHARLOTTETOWN (hem Gourlie’: Drug Store)

Daily excqpt nndny —- 8.30 A. M.

Saturday only — 10.00 P. M. wowv o v v0

Deanna Dnrbin In “I00 illen And A Girl” - At l’rlnce Edward

'l'h_e ttirl who has the most un- lltllfll hlllléilill voice in motion pic- illres. Dtfdllllil. Durbht, is the star oi the new illtn, "100 Men and a Girl." a gtttttetiy drama with music, which opened yesterday at. the Prince Ettwtttd Theatre for a three day rntt.

Deanna first charmed you when the sent: oier the radio. She de- lttzlttcd you with her memorable lllflfortnttttce in "T Smart. h rls.’ Now she will capture yon in htt- latcst nrotittction. Featured with kvr‘ in titc oilcrititi is Leopold Sto- ovskt. one of the worlds foremost ttrchestrtt conductors. He has de- ‘Vs-tilled a liPW method of reproduc-

‘lllmttstc for the screen which lliht-hrlll your senses,

Admt] t-vt-ttlient cast: includes

n £19‘ nit-trim!- Alice Brady, Ettg- fni‘ ill vltv, Mischa Aner as a mad RPlrl-‘géttt litlly Gilbert, Alma Kru- h - Qtnttatt Rub and Jack Mui-

lltc btcturc was nrodtttaed by mffl lcrtm that made “Thrce l“ f If director Hcnry Kos- P‘_,,“n"‘_:ln3_‘“l‘<'1lll0 producer Joseph

ngllllppf""l' "i "Hi0 _Mcn and a I" “Mllllwlliis a musician's dttttgh- m" fimtclurs nn_ on-lteetra of 100 “man min Vt ttir nncc in the sun W,‘ n: lite facing a scriotts “man-M ntntz ihe. course of tho inn" nlml- Deanna Durbin sinvs h,“ ll‘-"“-ll.""d to livc in your n “ml ~l fillet‘ vnu hr-nr them. H m" ‘ifllililiylcflliir vim-nut drama m "qnnt ‘W stvitklitttv romcdv. if W,“ M" “l” to marvt-lmts mini.» H" "WlNTYtlNt-istiaev llgtfttrfiirltztlgiou l .. ir- "hfjl, iii] Men and a out.“ ca.» mos‘ m ts ncw rhythm to human

“The Timlliestiuiteers” At Capitol

t m. will ct the Rnc ~ o t _ kiee. which Tmxlllv itau-ttiay at the Capitol numamthllllllllitses tu be one of the nit. Witt“ “"‘“°l'l.\ (trellis-s vi the m bv mi a hltte ribbon east head- “it: Mt ' .. ‘. " lnI°‘l)1Io€iil(lifll-Jllifilli}, with a ster1_ n10,“ ' “lid Mlle-fire thrill situ- Thc Th. in! , ice itiesmtitccrs, Bob Liv- W‘- “ill Contact: and Mint

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When In need of I llefl- , V,“ "H" "flfliek efficient" Iervice C.“ M‘

Stand: Martin's Gangs. 256 Queen Street. Mimi/int. AYLWAII!

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, I'LI'S SMITII DAILY 3J5 — 7.00 — 9.00: ‘INEE 2.30

Wrooav _- SATURDAY

PRINCE ED WARD

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court's;

DAILY 8.15 - ‘L00 —- 8.45 SATURDAY MATINEE 2.30

r1. tsv scalar. Cuanuw CHASE ootvmnr

1.15 P. M., 1.45 I’. M. Sunday only — 10.00 A. M.

11.30 A. M. Sunday only -- ‘L30 I’. M.

mals tucking wtty with their cattle; but the ituuiuers trout the game pre- set to iorbttitien by law their killing ‘nnntt-al mcctint! The boys l" ci._l.l(3 the aid ui a clan 0t back- Bent-lei‘

attv ul the tnarnutlurs.

not...» trumpets, paying a bounty on each atuuntls killed 0n their lauu in i-ltc act oi (testroyinz their cat- tle. Utibelatownst i0 the Mesqui- teers, Ed uttwstui and his clan are in rcalltv the true cattle

stooge for them. Matters come to a head when one of the Rangers, who guard the

game in the nearby national park.

is killed, and, Stony is named as

the murderer. Stony’: mtmy threats t

when the Rangers interfered with his protccllnz his cattle herds, have. gaccd him in a per o tttcttt. but Sinnv acts o‘ ‘ f

tlic aid of his fellow "Mesquiteers

and Int-ha. th , lteroine, who is most

npnezvinuly played by Lynn Rob-

erts. Snmmv McKim wins new laurels as the small bov who is forced by

his fathct" to aid in the ntstlihg of

cattle. imdcr lhr‘ throat of mis-

treating his mother if he refuses or

SQIIGBIS.

Frtsfern Guardian

..* SOCIAL GATHERING~ On Friday night Mrs. Preston McIn- tyre. Motttagnc was 110N688 to the Bridge Club etiteriaitiing for Miss Mary Lmnoltt. Mrs. J.P. Beer carried oif the honors and Mrs. Harry Dnvisoti was sccond. —l.i...

.." BRIDGE PARTY-On Moli- day night lvlrs. W.A. Cummings entertained the Bridge Club for her sister Mist Bertha Martin. Mrs. J.P. Beer again carried off the 1st prize and Mrs. Harry Davieon 2nd. -L.

__._.____.. STELLA MARIE CREDIT UN- ION LIMITED, NORTH BUSTICO

The second ennual meeting m’

the Stella Maris Credit Union Limited was hcld at North Rustico on January iii, 1038. Mr. James C. Blacqtilre, President. Dreeid . ‘There was a large attendance oi members which Ls I clear proof of the commit interest in the pm- greu o c un on.

The President gave a report» 0f the duties exercised by the Direc- tors durlng the past seven months in which he union has been in operation. For this short pct-loci the membership showed an incrrnse 0i ginyeigiht pt: tcent. The reports oi’ the sevmtl committees were laudable. The followins i"! ill“ °7' its.“ r" ‘here's “m”

s, r. - President. Mr. John lt- Dflllflllt Vice .. Mr, James Alli-II Gauthier. ‘Ira-wire MP- 4m“ "-

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x of the Cotmtcil oi 4.00 P. M. t

rustlers. cloetkintz their activity by forcing Davy, a small son 0f the clan, to

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utlttmtt In rcurvol for new: til lttttl interest but advertising u! it My nature may be IIIHPIIPI] at 4 dtlllh ts nunl nlrlnll, payable tn ud- ittttt-c. u“

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Iilcirs ' - - t Ptuusc iglltlilbtttilps f§33§g;2-3?§‘

on the Silver Wales College. 4th.

Screen. Prince oi

Friday. February 8 P. M. Admission 25 cents. . 14-2233-2-3-21.

MEWS ARMY FLANNEL Work ‘

511i!“ 14": to 17- Week-end spec- ial 60c. Pronse Bros, Ltd. L-3372-H-3-HI.

(‘ALVIN (‘lllllttil-l lot 48 Divine ,Wo1'slup will be held on Sabbath ‘IlPXL at 2.30 p 1n Rev, G_ c“- ltlylc Webster, will preach.

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.i' SEE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND '

'l'l"lIL UHAKLULIKIS l UWIN. GUARDIAN

island Pictures.

é TONIGHT Prince of Wales College Hall l MOVING PICTURES

CLEARING our entire N stock i t.

. OF THE JAMBOHEE IN HOLLAND

0m} of the finest films ever made‘ of Scout ' activities 1n conjunction with Prince Edward

ADMISSION ~25 GEN TS.

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divinity lfluitzh outta.

FRIDAY. FEBRUARY G

ONE or THE ncsr scour 3.30 P.'M.—li 1 FILMS ever taken will be on vicw 6.30 P. li1.-(itill'tIl.-l:.cs‘

in the P. W. C. Hall tonight. sure and ace it. L-3409-2-4-li.

(‘Illllifll OF SCOTLAND-Rev. Malcolm (‘mlltraith will preach February tlth. Coleman 10,30; Milo 2.30 and Colentzttt 7 l). 1n. L-iitiLtti.

B1: 7.00 I’. .\I.—

noun: cotinr —At the Ptt-f

lice Court yesterday a man m] r1 drunk and disorderly charge was remanded for one tiveck. A vagrant was sentenced in ten days in jail.

l, SERIOUS ACCIDENT-Mr. Roy .4 Hermann, Pownal garage man, lvvho hatd the misfortune to break ‘ ‘his leg last week while playing ~ltockey, is doing as well as can , be expected. .

ORDAINED DEACON—Mr.John ‘ Rand, B. A., was recently ordain- ed deacon by the Rt. Rev. Bishop HacKenley in the chapel oi King's College, Halifax. Mr. Ratiti is a son of the Rev. Charles Rand formerly Rector of Crapaud ant. fipliglnggitfleld and is well known in

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PAIN ill. AOClDENT—Tlte tnany friends of Mr, Jack Her- maun, Pownal who had his ling» ei-s crushed white unloading logs will be glad to ltcar that he is getting along nicely.

RESUMES POLICE DUTY-City police constable Dominic Doyle resumed duty last. tilgltt illl/GTLJQJII,’ reinstated by Sllpcndxttry Magistrate Martin following his period of 5w.- pettsiott as Sergeant it was an- nounced last night by Councillor Dr. Heal-h Maclntyrc, chairman of the Police Committee.

T0 TRAIN AS NIlRRF. --Mi.~s Isabel Brown, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bert R. Brown, of York left yesterday tnorning for Ottawa, t0 enter the Ottawa Civic Hospital training school for nurses. Before leaving she wits presented with a very 111cc bedroom clock by the Ymlng Peopies Society in ap- preciation of her services to the ctmnnutiity. Her friends all wish {Aer success in her new undertak-

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’l‘0 ATTEND MEETING——'MIZ W. E. Bentley, K. 0., left this lnoming t0 attilend the mid-winter‘ meeting the Canadian Bar Asset-nation to be held tomor- row att. the Soig-niory Club. Montc- bello. P. Q. Hon. J. W. (it-B. Farris K. C.. of ‘Vunttouvcr. Pvesidtttit of tilie Astrsciaitiott. Wi-lil attend and preside. Rctports from various com- mihives and officers mspmt-inr, the pvork of the A-socittiltm since its ltcld in ‘I'm-tuna Attgttsti. lost. will bc received. Mr. atlmtls as Vice Prdslrlcni. of the Association for (this Pro- vince. Prclimittatiii‘ arrangements will also be made rctrardiittz the au-

huai titer-ting oi‘ the Asncintion which is to be held in Vancouver in Ail-gist.

‘Y's MEN’S (‘tLIlB — The Y's men's business meeting last night was presided ovcr by Mr. Fred Holman. The past motitlvs activi- ties itvcre revlctved and {fans for tthe coming month discussed. The chairman of thc entertainment committee ‘announced a valentine dance. also a ritnunage sale is to e_ near future. The . the procrain , mittee expressed the thanks of the club to those ho had entertain- ed the mentbers at- their Two new members, Messrs cric Large and Herbert- Sitnm,

homcs. Fred- o'er-c

iltoit- Rehearsal, ‘couis.

U rgcs Protection Of British Car Industry

LONDON. Fob. 2 -t01> Cable) -451t' Arnold WILSON. cottservative. today wnrttcd the Govertunertt a. nainst. utjtirtnz British industry by i0\\'f‘l'll'l_i{_ tariffs on United States nttlmnobilcs or by atintitttng goods from cotmtrles with lc-w stautdardt and “VN!QOS‘

Sn" Arnold introduced {l privatt trtcnthefs motion. seconded by Nut I‘. H0l'.~1l)i‘tl2l1. Conservative, ask- ing the Government in iradt tlfiilflilflitlollfi with dominlons and foreign countries to watch the ef- fect of imports produced uncit-t- low standards,

Cmwvrnittc autotnoblles, Sir Arnold declared the Utiitcd States 011F061)’ Bells Great Britain four times more than she buys and asked: “So we want. cheap cars."

"I wish all success to the Presi- dent of the Board of Trade in his nticntpt to_ reach an agmement with America," he said, "but 1 hope the interests of our great

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motorcar industry wont be 1m- perlllod." SEARLETOWN SCHOOL Honor Roll '5» January: Grade VIII-i Eunice Mac-

G-"lllgliev: i! Sandy Nicholson; 3. Claire Sobev. Grade VII- Absent for exams. Grade V~1 Ruth Wright; 2,

Mm.‘ Wrishi»: 3 Doris Sobey.

Gratic ‘HR-l. Doris McGnughey; L! KcithSnh t

Grade TTI- Annie Nitrholsoit; lllltrtcl Srrhcy, Rafph DcsRoche.

Grade II -1 Grace Nicholson: 2. Charles Wright; 3. Margaret lksRocltc-

Grade 1' (at-l, Petr-w sobcy; 2 Rtficlla Noonan; 3. Jennie Arsen- au . grade 1’ lb‘ —i. Edna Arsen- t

Highest average in senior grades -Rttth Wright.

I-llqhcst- average in junior grades ‘Gt-ace Nicholson.

Pcrfcct attendance —Glalrc So- bcv, Ctcorpie Srbey. Annie Nichol son. Doris Sobev, Keith Sobey. Grace Nicholson. Pew? Sobey, Teacher, Edythe Sobey»

lMcc-ting 0f Local 0.W. L.

The February meeting 0i‘ ‘the Catholic Wtnncirs- Lcagtle we; held 'l‘tteedav cvt-nizig in the Business Girls‘ l-litll ett-lt Zvirs Frank Walker.

president. 'l‘!tn newly-a ppoin/Lcd Chaplain Fat hor Wilfred Keel e Wils preach t.

tnz opened with I-hc Icagtte pt-i _. l- and the minutes of previous titotttlily and executive- meeithtgs nt-rc read ntttl approved The Trt.tsttrrt' nits not present w this report wits not ptascntcd.

Corresptiiitlttice wtii read and ..' dimussed. ‘lite report. c! Social '/‘\ Service COHVcnQy ttxtts presented by ' muveuor, who reported that t-ts yet the ttltrtittre nnttntgt-metit have ’ " t fitilcti t0 prtttt ' at suitable ptcttm: ‘ gi-~——~w~,~ . '1 io our sprtro 15.511 air slatttd: t t Y GRA D TREADIE Sulooi‘ tltltt the blisters Z-xtttietlcd )an in- 1 -, 1x’ - "I ’ :11 C. ’. L. \‘.b(".'. ‘ ‘ ' -~ ‘ Hm" 3°" "r January: lFlllgluillkzu-YL? ,‘,~,,,_,_,.S “helpcnnltgocttltl QUALIFIED Pharmacists , I stint-litt- .» . , . t' uunevwuu M" Mt- .1;t‘.‘..§°;..£t"..‘t.“iltiftttfifllcdliilf $335373" $315,, 31"“; _{';;j,{f*',';j l3 “""’"'"'f"}j Grade x-1 K n1 - ‘VI n _ m?“ ‘m: _ 1 be filled ytu -ttt tt-pt-tttt it m]. aid, a I u" A c on l?“ L°lf“"tf’l' "I fwd? "lube: m‘ being Ilfllldllfiflllly qultliiit-tl tlllilrtgl H‘ our Grade IX—1 Margaret, Sieclp ‘llmiid m“ "' ?“'_i‘f“““'[' “llfily gists and, furthermore, that tltt -tttt k lint». Grade VIII-l Leonard Mitt- ‘M.’ Ivinf‘ hi?" " All“! “ml 4‘ “fl ingredients uro frcslt nlltl lillzt. H Donald; 2. Cecilia Kcizer; 3 Rittt M“ (ummm. l“ m1?" "l" vl*"\ll(‘1— “t” n h. flip-d. it is tttttttttilt llIrPI‘ Watts ' ‘"1’. "1 "_"l'5""_"“‘* _“_“ly l-llmlll- rechecked tn guard Zllliliilsi t-rrtt l." Pk k Gram. v-I __1> Pgarl wnns: 2 ‘limp lvlvtqlfilghl tnttn vit-lttuitictl we a" just as (tan-nu "bu", - n. Carmel McAulcy ;3 Rose Roltin~ Pmhol }““"‘ m,‘ “MW” of m” Quick pens; everything else we (lcni in. You ‘Hr 29.. son’ ttttnbcis as our Uilltllllliil and called For Gas and Wm m“. m". service, t .011 ltttn in spcuk l0 l-lil" mtztttlr Indmgum .__.____.. .. ___ _. .. . _ __ 7777 __._______ l Ffilil" Knit‘ (‘zprosstd lrustu" '* Junior Drpt. w‘ wit}; Mm Him G WKPLL and J 3L 75,,’ For health and a strong body! Grade v 1_ R059 MCIHLVW. 2 ttstti-td the 111' mo. 1's oi his asstsh- l. $1.50 _ ROtldle McKinnon; iijjnlvinwnili- ~l1'\"‘5_‘3" ‘all (‘lilt-‘v- v ---- -. C __€ H“ Grade Iv_1 Ame“ Mcmlyev: y .. s. _(.;t_‘\_._\. tit. a tttlzvott the m Jack McDOlilllfl; 3 Nortntt ll‘:- “1 U?‘ L‘? “P *"_1‘l W“ ‘Wk ITALIAN WITH coo LIVER on. * K917“, _t hm (\'.‘ll'l'1td uti iii L."tlli'-Oll.’lU\‘-'ll BALM 60c I I g Grade In_1 Anna “magnum, t-tnnnt‘ post _vc:tt's. Airs. lviurrny Ttistes Just like hot-icy. tug] -»_ Bertie Glbbb; 3‘ George Rn ill-SQ spoke nltitig tlice llncs ottl- FITCIPS Iiighly nutritious, rich 1 curls‘ llxnntg the nclttvttttfi that. the QHAMPOO 25c "1 Vllflmines. 20o;_|m|_ I Grade II —fa\ 1. Michael Rah. “l-‘iliiu? mnsoli‘ m Al“ 173*“ - ___. .~_. ,___ Wm, _______ inst-m; 2 Willie watts _ , A fllSC ssion t-ook place ivitlt most I grade n (b) 14 Margaret watt. of the ntettttzcrs_utkLn-u part, on F , PHOVE 'g_ Johnje Mcgonnid; 3_ Awjr, nine vvav i0 misc fund. It was 090 t ' wacky "ttltil to lttld a t-nkc salt‘. if a. 0 t 319 Grade I tin l. Mabel Watts; 2, _ tzc and (lntt- cottlti be protv-ttrctl. t llllgmsllgllli H _ lxlill Watts; 3 Dllilfllii MacKin- lP/‘iktittgzt-txtst‘ wit»Liitxzgfltvguxaigif "is “lane? c M. unuvcn non. t"-'l l‘ v it j w" - ‘- - _ , _ , Grade I (byqoqina Gibbs; -3_ All hirsute; being cutnplcivtl the Ggt your glfly, nfih Ealh ‘VWEIPEIIH |RONHITLY

Frances Glow; 3. Log-tel‘ Roberts

BRI-IADALIIANE SPIIOOI.

Rnporis of Breadalhann Vilfage School for the motitlts of Decem- ber and January.

Grade X-1 Sr. i. Doris Wood-

sidc; 2. Clarence Mné-Dotiald; 3 Marcaret Cummings.

Grade X tJr.) —-l. Georgit‘ Cummings .

Grade VII -l. Chester Bernard

Grade VI -—l- Phyllis Woodsidt‘, 2. Emma. Doucetto; 3. Mablc Cummings.

Grade V-Jl, Shirley Wallis

Grade IV-l Bobby Mat-Kay

Grade III-l. Gertrude Mitt‘- Dvnald: 2. Myrtle Mat-Lend; :1. Dorothy Bernard

Grade II-l. Norma Mathcson

Grade I (a) -—1. Junior Bern-

ard

Grade I (c) 1 Myron Mat-lic- son.

Hazel Woodside. Teacher ‘ERE SHE BLOW!

As soon as he entered the cafe. the chronic grnmbler began to complain. When the soup reached him he gavc out the usual veil,

Hey, waiter. he cried, there's a fly 1n my soup .

Cit-ab your fork. advised the

mot-toil to Zillj(lil'l1 was cttllcd nftcr '.\lt:-" tltt- i|l‘.‘|I\l)(‘l‘$ ivcro introduced H» Valli: 1- l><lt»t“c.

sctt ‘viéttimttttd Vicinity

Fcbrtinrv lnts come reminding us ttll that ilic \\‘llli(’l‘ is hall gonc. January lIZiS tittsst-cl and all through the ntoinli we only experienced the one stiolvstorti and that. was only a slight storm. During tht. inst work the curs ltave been very tnuclt in cvidctit-e in a gtcat ma _v (‘Ii-‘iin lttkmq ill!‘ place of thc llfillwl‘ nttrl sloitth. Tho sletsrltlng on the .‘t,t|*.ri is iory pout‘ but tlic ice 1n lili‘ vivt-rs and bays is exceptionally

bttte oi‘ I't‘.\\)l‘('l. 'l'hc service at the home and urnvt‘ “as conducted by Rev. Mt‘. Rlto.tii'~_ litiistttgton, anu his ntcxsnut‘ ‘. iuttcli itppreclztt- (‘ll by fill, f-Ic ltit tnnttv comforting thotiultts tn all bctttztvctl friends. I*‘.i\'<)lll‘llL‘ liynttts t.-l the deceased wt-rt- Mllig a1 tltc (‘line of the ser- vice the YPlllZilllS vii-re bonnie to

waiter. Maybe a trout will come to the surface. '

ELEV/FORE WARD 3:

] am again offering my

tention i0 all Civic

ELECTION cuter)

LADIES AND (IENFLIIBIFJN:

Ward Three, in the forthcoming election.

Iiaving served you for the past four years. and been successful in completing permanent streets in this Ward, establishing Public Facilities in the Market House and in- stalling sioker, which means a large saving yearly in coal, I hereby again solicit your support, and if faithfully serve you, as in the past, giving particular at» Matters, particularly ottistnnding taxes and the financial question.

services as (Touncillor for

elected will

H. F. VANIDERSTINE. L-3422-2-4-3i.

lndnctcti". Mr. E"l"“-‘_ "~' t that he had contplc-tcd iht‘ lection of a. huntlrctl pounds of nscd stamps. A lcltcr from the international lil'9~‘lllf‘l'li.l't=lf“1l'illil to {treat work entailed was rend, The

cd him for his pitiminkiltg per- severance.

Personals

Mr. Roy Bcvnn loft this morn- ing for Monircnl and Boston,

Powrml. is

Mrs (‘iconic Carver attack

mrtwtleetving following: an of pie-meow.

Miss Verna Halnes and‘ Miss 'l"hclma Paimicr. stndcnts attend- ing thc short coitrne for tho past. month in the City. returned to their homes in French River, Mbnday. I

ways into the co-operative streams in order that the tncmbcrs may ut their knowledge into some- itliing practical. As a result of their study s Buying Club has been formed, which has alreey proved its worth. Having increased their knowledge o! cooperatives the fishermen of the district have seen fit to organise a branch of the Fishermens Uni of P-_ E. L, which has already s own sighs of progress. At the organization meetin the following officers were e acted for a term of one year. Mr, George A. 1101a President. .Mr, James 0. Blccquire, Vice Pres, Mr. Albcn Peters, Treasurer. Committee: Mr. James Lawrence Gauthier. Mr- Archibald Ilnrtling. Mr. Wallace Puncy and Mr. Oil- bert Blttcqulre. The Union under

t v I a bio mnt ant of the

Gamml’ "MLLAOIQ gglfifitteta-mrlls iilinfiilli and the ccutive have P"? §l'p'“h,e ym. Georg; A_ tried m put co-opcratlon into oct- {jcmr ‘an “m! pet-repet- LcCieir. lion and have mt with success wm-tttlw M» '-t‘t.:ttt.:r.:..t“.:t."":..cc Wren“ Gauthier‘ Mr’ amp“ c Hlliflaehllvn erected a splendid Inc-

Plncatt and Mr John Emile (inu- th r

‘N: in the previous Ieli study

Club work has been resum .

view of opening

the mental site?-

hotue both oi which should give them greater facility tn the car- rying out of their work during the 11.5mm; season. t‘

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Charlottetown ttltth also commentl- ,

4 r HERE-WE-ARE-AGAIN

With Stocktaking Specials

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SUGAR WHITE 5 Lbs.

28c

BEANS WHITE 5 Lbs.

19c

MATCHES 3

SUGAR ICING 1 1c. Pkg.

9c 22c

Pkgs.

0000A Llt.

Bu y ' British

Great George St.

SHOHTENING Pltx. - PINEAPPLE TIN ‘-

iillAililllliS it» - - 1c. R61. 29c Doz.

UDMUE BRO .

13c 10c t‘ 13c

Phone 224 - 225

thc ct\.tt1ctt‘ry' at liittlticque and icndcrly lttid to rest in the family itlot tlteru. The imll-bcitrcrs were Cnislcv i-‘idztnts, l-Ittrtol McLeod, I-‘rttttk MttNtttt, Alexander Cham- plltnt. James Cltttttipioti and Colin Mtnttttttitt. ‘Fliert- were several l tittul floral iribuicsfrom sytn-

tttt .t/tt1‘. ltit-ttti» i‘ltt‘ lttncrttl ivns tttttittt- tltr tlll‘l‘l‘llitil oi M1'._.l0sepl1 l).l\l.‘~I\ll, tnttlrrtnhcr, Kcnsmpton.

A ntttst sttt-rcsslttl vnricty cott- ttttrt tvns hold ill Dttrnlcy Hall on Ftttitty evcitnte. Jan. 28th tinder tltt‘ ttiispiccs ol the Dnrttlcy W. L. Thmc was a large ciotvd present and the Uflvlt of order prevailed. Mr. Britt-c Crozicr capttbly presid- cd and attcr a. m‘ t smcclt the fttllttwinu pmntnnt wits carried out: