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“ldonotiovoyoulwaidayoq ' woman who knew her own mindl A l“ “Oman elbow“ h" way "But," persisted the young ma“ trllrﬂllgh the crowd, jabbing first one “couldn't you learn to love met": poison and than another‘ Finally “N0? she replied: “I have ieurned She gave one ma“ m“ by a“ m“ a good many difficult things but usual“, 1mm thump’ and asked‘ ‘they have always been things that on; scvtikygcltlrlocs ilt ‘minke any differ. ,, aus n- _ I wanted m learn, cry?" c to the cemct ‘Not to me, madam," polite reply,

“My dear," a little girl's mother 481d, “don't you think you are get- ting too old to play with boys?" The little girl was astonished. "Why above the mums o; bncfnlxss gloom no, mammal" she replied. “The is the fact thnt Japan has not lost olcicr I get the better 1 like them!" ‘her fnith in Chinese reul estate.

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THE CHARMYYFETOWN GUARDIAN

-MA!L YOUR. winter grocery order to Bruce's, and save money. 6567-11-17-21.

—SUMMERSIDE POLICE COURT ~A Summerside man was lined $200 and costs or three months in fail in the Summerside Police Court on Thursday morning for selling li- quor contrary w the Prohibition Act. A drunk was given the cus- tomary fine of $2 and costs-S

—REMOVED TO NEW RESI- DENCE-Mr. J. J. Emman, the es- teemed editor of the Summerslde Journal, who has owcupied the par- sonage of the Chrl. . Church on Summer Street for the last nine years, has taken Mrs. William

side of the street as the parsonage was rcqurcd for the new minister. —S

—.-\IR MAIL SERVICE STARTED —-The ulrmnll service was commen- ccd to the Island on Wednesday and the Fuirchlld plane of the Canadian Airways culled at Bummerside ab- out 1 p. m. She brought mall from Charlottetown. Until the days grow longer she will not be able to bring foreign mull to Summerslele, but she takes mnil lo the ltfninlnnd from Summcrslde, which means that Summcrsicle will have lwo oiltgning malls to the Aiuinlanu every day.—S -—$’I‘. PAPIXS HALL REDECOR- I\T\F4D*'ln preparation for the win- ter's games, St. Patti's Hall, Sum- nzersldc, hns been thoroughly re- decorated. The walls and ceiling have been tinted and the whole has a very neat appearance. The annual lea. anti baznur hold in the hall on Tuesday and Wednesday by the Sisters of st. Mary's Academy was very successful. The C. Y. M. L. will commence their usual volley ball practices In the very near fut- ure and it is expected there will be some irendly competition with cthcr teams during the season-S

—U.\'COY\DION srncnzs - two smelt. ﬁshermen ﬁshing in Bedeque Bay have found in their nets an uncommon fish, which they Say 1W5 never been seen here before. The fish is described in the encyclopedia as the snury, bill fish ul‘ skipper. The most peculiar tlfng about it is its long thin bill or beak which is almost two inches long and looks like trve dnrning nceTiles one a little longer than the other. The fish grows to about cighlcen inch- es long although thc specimen whch was caught by Mr. Heck- bert and which is on display in Enmrms Drug Store is only a foot long. It is of an olive color with a. silver ridge along the back. Its fins are rather small. The fish is usunlly found in the Atlantic wat- ers and is of the herring spaces. It has somewhat thc appearance of» a sprat, a small fish caught ex- tcnslvely in the North Sea. The one caught by Mr. Heckbert is a perfect specimen and has caused a good deal of interest-S

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—BEST IIOBSEMEAT, tripe, hearts and boneless beef in stock at Bruce's, 6557-11-17-21.

BAPTIST SERVICES — Services of the uryen Baptist Church, Sum day, Novémber, 20, 1932: 1i e. m. Albany; 3 p. mphyon: ‘l p. m, Westmoreland.

—ALL HOCKEY TEAMS playing for the Clark Trophy, Bedeque, are requested to send two representa- tives from each team to meet the directors oi the rink Monday even- ing, November 21st to discuss some important matters for the coming hockey season. 6568-11-17-21.

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—QUIET WEDDING — A quiet wedding took place at the home o! Rev. W. H. Harding of Summer-side on Wednesday evening, when Misc Mildred I. McInnis was united 1n marriage to ivnr. Harold B. white, both of Bloomfield. The young jcouple were unattended. They will reside in Bloomfield where many friends wish them every happines. -s

-—NEW PASTOR FOR CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Rev. Car- lyle Wntterworth with his wife and child arrived on Wednesday eve- ning in Summcrslde and has token up his residence in the Christian Church Parsonage, He will assume the charge of the Church on Sun- day and will occupy the pulpit at the morning and evening service. Hc has been stationed at Hillsburg out, he is the son of Rev. Mr. Wetterworth of the Central Christ- ian Church at Montague. Needless to say Rev. Mr. Watterworﬂx and his family are bong cordially wel- comed by the congregation of his new pastorate and citizens gener- ally-S

For Chllbialnu apply Mlnardh. PERSONALS

-—Miss Catherine Miathcson of Charlottetown is the guest this week of Mrs. Larkin of Summer- side-S

-Miss Ella Montgomery of Bos- ton spent a brief vsit with friends in Charlottetown and Summeiside this week-S

—-Mrs. H. W. Ramsay who has been visting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Harris of Summcrside left 0n Wednesday morning for her home in ‘rruro, N. S.--S

-—Mi5.s Mona Wilson of Charlotte- town has been in Summerside for the past few days organlzng for‘ the sale of Christmas seals conduct- ed under the auspices of the Red Cross Society.—S

-Hi5 many friends will regret to learn that Mr. I-I. M. Downing is a patient in the Prince County Hos- pltaland underwent an operafon for appendcltis on Wednesday afternoon. He is doing as well as can be expected-S

A’ little boy came home from school very much annoyed with his teacher.

"I hate her," he declared.

“Oh, you musnt say that" said his mother. "The Bible tells us to love everybody."

“Yes, I know," replied the boy, “but Miss Jones wasn't alive when the ‘Bible was written."

Attentive Young Mam-Do let me give you a little of this trifle, Miss Belsize.

Miss Belsize~Dear me, isn't this dreadful! I'm trying to diet, and yet I'm dying to dry it.

EYES Iii NT EXAMINATION

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selves.“ We pray for peace

EASTERN GIIARIlIAN

mom‘ YOUR nnuo WArFrJs at Mabons big One Cent sale, November 23rd, 24th, 25th Ind 26th. 8589-11-18-5i.

..'0NE CENT ‘buys the extra article at Mabon‘: One Cent Bale, November 23rd, 24th, 25th and 28th. 6589-11-18-5l.

..°0NE CENT buys $1M worth at Mnbon’: One Cent Bale Novem- ber 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th. Don't miss it. 6589-11-18-51.

..'DON"1‘ MISS this opportunity to buy your Christmas h-esents. Stationery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Chocolates, Drugs. etc, at Maborfs One Cent Sale November 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th.

B589-Ii-18-5i.

“QYORKSHIRE BOAR. at, gey- vice at Frank McAulayb, Souris purchased at recent Swine Bale.

..'WILL THE PARTY who 000k the Wagon from John McSwains Yard, Cardigan Head, on the night of October thirty-ﬁrst, please return same and save further trouble as they are known. 6590-11-18-11.

..'PROFITABLE MEETING _ The A. Y. P. A. met on Tuesday in Trinity Hall, Georgetown. Mem- bﬂrshll! this Year will have to have restrictions. The meeting was open- ed by the Vice-President, Miss Vivian McDonald. Minor matters were discussed and dealt with, A real good time and n real good lunch with the exception of the tee. brought the evening to an end.

A. ..‘HOLY TRINITY-On Sunday 11101111118 at the Church of the Holy Trinity Capt. Kelly spoke from the text "Be at peace amongst your- and hODe that it may be realized. We think of the tremendous sacrifices which took place in the Great War to obtain peace. We thank God we 5W1 PO-‘isess our native land. War has many memorials but Peace has few. One of these memorials is the Christ of thc Andes which is set up il-WRY from civilization, But lei, us look upon our war memorials as the cost of peace. If we think of them i" Such a 118M, we will understand the cost of war. Thinkof those noble sons and daughters who laid down their lives in order to obtain the peace we now enjoy, If we wish Peace we must obtain it first with ourselves. At cvensong Capt, Keny 511°“ on prayer. using the illustra- tion of St. Peter in prison, The Church offered up prayer for mm and God released him. Prayer 1-,,- Godls telephone and wireless. 11 W!‘ Dfﬂyﬂs are right and earnest, they will be answered, if not in

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