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Q _ 5’ _ .. ‘:1i'¢-’7;'l'::'I3T "2 ’ ' I ' '-'_ ' " ’ -,,-\_3'._. .._~"$r»'f»l,.¢?aé‘-_',.;.-__-' $3' _'.r.‘Zi';w_ _gf-~ .'i_'G' ' ` "._-"\'.'.`#".',7'€‘1-1_l"f.- :',.7'~"_-‘~"- "" 2 ‘ '-1 "" "tr *"?."Mjf" '.;`~(f»--'j - ¥’f;'7f“ ."‘4’»' " »,Q,,_.,>.-\;-..`;.',_ -.',»:_',-‘ "‘,"`.“*f"-§f.":';- *-1* "-'-‘-', ',.f~"-1/"'~_<.'-.-' ,, -f _

' ‘ ` ` ~ 'L' " i ~'f".’- '*"""-i‘3‘\"_'7’d.f . . -_f 1' '¢.7'i`¢ " - 3 '"1" .- '12' _- '-Yi-.".""*?:». .-?i"3f‘:’1--5..-_ »‘»-_ L ' LL. .'°’f..rtf .1 ‘-'Er-v "»~` " 7""~’ -= EV -"5" . ‘ _ '7 ' " V -' ` " ’ ’ '

AG VA Rooms

a

-J

Nevin, City, to sell at Public Auction, White’s Sales Room, Queen Street, next door to Fennel & Chandler, his

trois, Singer Sewing Machine

This furniture is practical

YCICYVU.

6229-24-31- Tues.. Wed, Frid.

household .furniture and other effects on Friday, November 27th, starting at one o’clock sharp, consisting of :

Fumed 0ak_ Dining Room Suit, Olreasalsn walnut;

Bedroom Suit. Mahogany Bedroom set with Brass Bed. Hand Carved Upholstered Living Room Suit, Kitchen Chairs and Table, Antique Sofa, Player Plano. Victor Vic.

Safe. L. C- Smith Typewriter, Vacuum Cleaner (new). Four Squares 9x12 and s number of ismalier rugs and mate. Wilton Stair Carpet, Curtains, Pictures. Clocks, Silver. dishes and kitchen utensils, etc. l

(new). Roll Top Desk. Small

'Y Ill IWW- Sale positive. No

J. A. MeDONALD.

Auctioneer

Dial’

_ ___ _ _ _ . J _ _` - As ls the case lin every undertalk-

_ _ `1 ing of the 0. W. V. A. the ar-

Auction, Sale

CF FURNITURE

..._;_0_~_l |

I am instructed by Mr. A. J. Mac-

rangeamcn-ts were ‘faultiesslly car- ried out and the guests or the evening--made to meet -positively st home during t'he entire proceed- ings.

The guests 'were cord-iali»y receiv-

ed -by Mrs. -H. A. aMcDon-gall. Mrs. G. E, Sherron, ~Mrs. (-Dr.) i. ‘E. Crolten and Mrs. P. E. Palmer.

'Shortly alter s.:-io me company

sat down to cards which continued until almost 10 o’clock.

-All impmmptu program was then

S’fG3l‘|y K*-njoyed-. This cons-iste-d of vivliu solos by .Misa Kathleen Horn- by Messrs Harry Porter and ii. We-b-ber; vocal solos, Msg, iw, 1-3, Fletcher. -Mlfss Annie ‘Dain-nieroli. 'Mc-ssrs Robt. -Stevenson and Lei-gh Dlllgwelli Comic songs, Moss;-5 E, M- DlX0Il Rnd Wim. Whitlock; voca'l duet, IPvrof. W. E. and iMrs. tFiei.c.h- or and Scotch dances .by 11155 .Helen McDonald. Prof. Fletcher presided at tho- piano.

~ii.c-frcshmcnts were served by

the wives of tho Imcmbers about 11 oclock zrfter whilch dancing was 9lU.10y\€d. the music being furnished by Mr. Alrbort 'Blanchard at the piano.

'As lthc guests departed they De,-_

sonally expressed their apprecia- tion to the moinlbers of tho G. \V. V. A., not only for tho ploaonnt 0V0l\lilH but also the [uct -tha-t tlmir assiislance in aiding the Or- ganization had been appreciated.

E-<so»€_

*_

,_ _ DEATHS

L1-_ in l l E -

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Ono Insertion ........... llo per line ofh vorda Four insertions Ao per line nfs words Eight lnaertlnna 'le por lim. nfs w..|».|.

O

Agents Wantlod

Miscellaneous

S5 8lELL HOUSEHOLD NEC-

essities greatest imaginable

demand, have business of your own; make five dollars up daily; capital or experience unncccs- sary. B. Garretson. Brantford. Ont. 11-l1-l2l-

MAN OR WOMAN T0 TRAVEL

and appoint local representatives. $l092 yearly guaranteed. ($21 weekly average) and expenses. Position permanent. Experience unnecessary. Winston Co., Tor- onto. A.W.-ws10i,

|300 CHRISTMAS-ANYONE CAN

earn this and _more selling our Personal Christmas Cards... Best time now. Spare or full time. Sample free. Selling experience unnecessary. You deal direct with the manufacturer. We pay weakly. Master Kraft Greeting Card Co.. Tomato- Representa- tives also wanted in small towns.

23-fmwmwfi2i.l

For Sale

_______ __________, FOR SALE-NEWLY FRESHEN-

od cow. Guernsey (lrudo. Apply S. B. Giilbsplc. North Milton.

6252-i I-2.'rMl2i.

FOR SERVICE -- PRIZE HOG.

l"nicon'woo<|, Siipcrior Duke l0.l Sire McDonald. Morviin Dlcke, James Martin. Kinross. l

6213.l1.24.14'l

FOR SALE--SEVEN REGISTER-

od Shorthorn bulls. 3 months to 2 yours. cheap, must sell, Apply J. S. Jenkins. 51 Grafton Street.

6211-23-3|

FOR SALE-TWELVE BREED-

ing owes. Apply Wm. Mutch.s Rocky Point. 6176 11 21 3|.

FOR 8ALE--PURE »BRED iER$EY

hull calves. ages from l to H months. Apply Edgar iflanlcr. 'North Wiltshire. P. E. l.

6245-i l-Z5.Vll1li.

AVRUHIRE GRADES ‘FOR SALE

JNO. A. MacDONALD, LAND

Surveyor, liermanviilo. P. E. l.

5654 10 23 imo.

TO LET - NICE FURNISHED

front bed room steam heat. Apply Guardian office or plume 235-J.

621-i,11,2-i.'li

'P0 LET-FIVE ROOMED HOUSE.

includiing winters coal. Apply 232 Grafton Si.. 0258 25 ii.

WOOD--At .B.rook‘i‘-ic-ld. Nov, 24, 1925. ‘Dori-s. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs. \Viilfred Wood ago three weeks. Funeral Wednesday ap 1 oclock, Highfiei-d cemetery.

CURRIE.-Ag, (‘.l\arloi|tf\to\vn, P, IC. l. on ;Monday. |Nov_ 23. Mrs. (`.ntlwr- lilo Currie agc 75 years. 'Funeral this afternoon from the residence of heir _nopheiv John Dickfrsou. North -llivcr Road to Canoe Covo. Funeral leaving at 1 o’clock. BELL-At colitmnnni unspoilt. Now Westminster, 'B. C., Nov. 10, 1925. Daniel Russel lieli. aged 60. iormcrly ol Stanley Bridge.

T0 LET--t-ZROCERY STORE AND

warehouse, Apply at tlfuardian

‘ 'Oili`.i<:e. 622-3 11 24 Zi.

HEAVEN AND HELL SWEDEN.-

borg‘s grcat work ou tho lilc after death and a real world bc- yond. Uvcr -|00 pages. Only 251: postpaid, W- K_ Law,,486 i<Juclld Ave.. Toronto. fs 25-28-2-5.

Salesman Wanted

SALEBMEN WANTED FOR THE

"0id Reliable Foothill Nurseries." Start at host soiling season. liberal commissions, exclusive territory handsome free outilt. large list of new specialties. Stone & Wellington. Toronto.

Oct. 16-4|.

Nursing

YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING T0

enter North Adams Trainlnli School for Nurses. North Adams. Mass. please write Supt. prompt- ly. School qualifies pupil to se- cure rogistration. ` Provides monthly allowance and privilege of six months course at Yale University School of Nursing all expenses paid.

5311-10-10 f.s.m.w. 20|

Male Help \Vnnt-ed wAN'TE-olzo M»EN"1'o LEARN

moto. $5 ni-st yt-ar. $9 second your. Write for fu`ll particulars. United Traflcs Association. 5| King St.. West. Toronto. Olli-

MllWll.

--4

,_.

---in order to make room inr CALENDAR AND 3pEc|A|_1-vi

purebwds wo arc offering n number of high class cows and boilers. A. Mcltne & Sons.

6228-ii-24-Ill

Lost

LOBT-BETWEEN CHARLOTTE-

lnwn and ll. A. Mnllott‘s. York. Friday, Nov. 20. parcel contain- ing goods. Finder please loavo at P. J. MoDonaid‘n store. Char- lottetown. 6227-ll-2-1-2|.

SALESMAN-~ Contract Ifor fourl winter months to steady hard wnrkor. Ilhlg commissi/>n.s. Stnto quailiiillmiillono. Apply ‘Box 520. London, Ont. 624l.l1.25.7|

WA‘NTE-D_/\”`IT_D-NC E- MAR RlED

mvn io fills/tribute 100 advertis- .hmr ,,,,,,.,.p|¢-.4 por week for tho |F`uiler ‘Ilrnsh Comipany. Steady j0|,_ 300.1 pay, See >M\r. Dickson nt tho ltnvr-ro liotei, 'VW dnosdnli-1 eNovo|.n.¢~r 2.-ni.. 6280

L08-r__NEAR on 'N ¢HAR|_>01'. GENERAL. SALES MANAGER -

temwn _pair ~l.ruc‘k chains. lillnder please leave at A. Homo & Co.

6217-11.24.'hl

Educational

WRITE SHORT STORIES SCEN-

ario plots. or Juvenile Stories. Wo teach you how. Test and Syilnhul Freo.,Bbaw Correspond- mwg School, Dgpt. 5*. .Bloor Street

We have an oponling for ul cap nhlr- gales organllzor lin this tor- ritory. 310.000 a year easily sible for th.~ right man. Exclu- sive tcrriiiory and liberal com- miissilons. `Wriio or wire. (ion-| oral 'Service Olothlng CUIUDHUY ofConndn. Ltd. 56 lPit't St. West, iwiindsor. Ont. 6242

wont, Toronto. 11-4-mwmi. Sentenced T0 Dgaljh,

hlfemnle llolp Wanted-

After Four Min-

wAN'r:o-A who ron osnsn-` utgs’ Trial

nl housework, Must have 0106"- once and reference. Al>Dlv 202 Richmond St. B257-25-2|.

-_-<1-1

LA CKHEADS `

B. Get two ounces of 0fl‘0¥l"l MW

der from your drullist. illiflflill on a lot. wrt cloth and ruh the

MA.NoHns'nna. England- Nov-

24,_. Ono of the shortest murder

trials on record took ‘pliwfi here today when Sam Johnson. 20 YN” old. was sentenced in death Hill" fi ri'-ning of only four minutes for tho

. ii in

f.'.::.i°.'.‘.1?"r.. l‘:;it..l°!'§..i.°»:t.i.....'ii WI? lo remove hlsrkhea s. '

_ . ..__......‘L'.i.1.l

murder of Beatrice Martin, 23.. ai Stratford. near Manchester. Johns son pleaded guilty ami doclfincd the aid of counsel.

.i. Hughes. Souria; G. (lilpin. Tor-

N.D.MAcLi-:AN

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Brand Fox Netiinl- "DNA nm

small; mi’ for ue We have ...in this Netting or the put lwenly-5" years to the largest P.E.l. Ranchcrs, and are the largest Dealers in America.

Write /or

THE ROGERS HA C0. LTP. Cuxiu.o1‘1s1o . -E-L

I Safe Bonds for investment

A. E. MACNEILL

’ 137 Pownal St.

Telephone 704-L.

~1;r'~ ,.2/" ‘.f___",'f»-'-7 V

Prong; ynug Foxes with "Peerlessxl

galvanized before and after wovcni

owe s s A- J l ` - -

5 9 S est A mint enjoyable "At moose" A

~ was given at the G. W. V. A. moms

F and est 1;1t°l:;HvEf;veniu|:s -by diihoh tpeunbom

e ecu v -t. - .i

76 m to the -mexbem irfaillze cagtg ov; vii; ' ‘

.. . ..

~. ~\f¢ff°11=fl¢vwr1ve~‘ :.‘:."...l”...r..‘”:;‘:f .::i.:.’.f§:°5.'.':: .

assisted with specialities. on the

°V°l1i“E of the pmduotlon of the "

TINS .

Special Prices

THIS YEAR’S PACK

V

ron/:A-roEs _ ......................... ._ isa. s 1-no one

._ m. e rms sitio

CORN AND F EAS . . . ...... . . . ...

WAX BEANS . . . . . .. .. _ __ _ 25¢_ 5 -rp., $1.35

CLARK8 BEANS (Large) . .. . 25°. 8 Tlnl $1.20

FTEACHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 300- 8 Tlnl

PEARS . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25a, 8 Tina $1.00

Ptums .............................. ._ zso. s 'rim sifdo

ASPARAGUS (Del Monte) . . . . . . .._ 60c. B Tins $2;

BEET-8 (Dol Monte) . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . ._ . 351:. 6 Tlnl $1-75

ASPARAGU-8 (Dei Monte) Small . . . ...,.. 35e. 8 Tins 01.75

PEARS (Del Monte) . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . 45c. C Tins

PEACHES (Dei Monte) Sliced . 306. 5 Tins>$1.50

PEACHES (Del Monte) Sliced .. . . . . . ... 35C. 8 Tina

PEACHES (Dei Monte Sliced) . . . . . . . . .,_ 50c- 6 Tins $2.50

PEACHES, (ost Monte) Haivn ....... ._ soo. e rn., e1.l'>Ti

PEACHES (Del Monte) -Halvee . . . . . . . ... 35c. 6 Tina $1.75

PINEAPPLE (Del Monte) Sliced . . . . . ... 40c. 6 Tlne $2.00

| .__

PINEAPPLE (Dei Mionte) Sliced . . . . . 50c. 6 Tins $2.50

PINEAPPLE (Del Monte) Crushed 40c. 6 Tins $2.00

APRiC0`PS_(Dei Monte) . . .. . . . . . . . . . ._ . 30c. 6`Tins

APRICOTB (Del Monte) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 50c. 6 Tlnl $2.50

FRUIT SALAD (Dei Monte) . . . . . . . . . ... 400. 3 Tina $2.10

RASPBERRIES (Del Monte) . . . . . . . . . ._ _ 50c. B Tlnz $2.70

SPIN./KCH (Dei Monte) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 30C- 6 Tina $1.50

CHICKEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 406. 6 Tins $2.00

c|_AMs .................... .... ._ 1so.e rim. ass ovsrsas ..... ...... soc. ein." 05.'-id sAno|NEs . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . _ _ ..... __ 25¢, 6 1'|..s_e`1`.2o si-in|M.P ..... . . _ _ . . ._.E ........ asc. o'_rMs's1.'ao

TUNA FISH . . . . . .._ . . . . . . . . ... 45c.6Tins $2.40

cms MEAT .................... ._ -too. 6 rms s2.1o

HERRING (in Sauce) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 18c. 6 Tins 90a

;Evn.|.Eo HAM ..... .fi ........... __ 10°. o 10:55; cot-'iNEo BEEF _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .._ soo. s Tim §_'s_o LIJNCH _17oNouE _ . . . . . . . .._ 4o¢.Yoird.;_szfoo

KIPPER SNACK8 . 101:. 8 Tins 50::

EALMON _fi . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ zso. s rin. sizes nTA_`riEmr~..._._...___._.if.i......_.....1o;f"6'Tin|"§Jo €onN1s~§/Ei-=°iT|T.l;T._..-_.‘."f.V i if iKo`rlsI"t17f2s

cnAN.aEnRv sAucE -iss. o Tins $2.40

'pirrso ci-|Enn|Es . . . . _ , . . . . . . . . ._,asa e ri... ;1.ao

QIACEEJNES (M|,.¢d vaucmbln) 40c. 6 Tins $2.00

FRENCH PEAS........\..` . _ . . . . ...30c.6T|na$1.50

'roMATo AN-n vEoE'rAa|_E sour .... ._ mfs Tinfsso

-.~. __ _ 9

_

Queen Hotel

Since taking over this

Hotel we have spent many thousands of dollars In repairs and improvements. lt is.now the finest Hotel of its class in the Maritime Prov- Inces. it: appeaia to those who want a comfortable

- Hotel and splendid table and

excellent service at a moder- ate price.

Rites 03.00 a day.

Charlottetown

' Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprietors

MISS L. McQUAiD. Manager

B. I-l. Peuwarden. Mt. Stewart; .I

onto; Arthur T. Worlley. Monc- ton: I.. l.. Chapman, 0 aws; D.

CHICKEN SOUP - -- __ . 20c 6 Tins \1.00

M||.K (email) .................. ._ se. 6 rn.. 45°

184:. 8 Tlns 801:

MILK (Large) . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .

EAGLE |v||LK _ . . . _ 25¢.s'rn.¢s1.ao

PURE s'rnAweERnv e n.AsP.BEnrtY

JAM .... s1.oo.o 'r|nsss.4o

MARMALADE c a. a ....... si.oo, s rin: $5.40

Po1"rEo MEAT ........ zs=_o'r|..¢1s=

'r.Aai.EcnEAM ............. ........____.aoser|n:1s_o

BROOMS

A Real Good Broom SPECIAL PRICE 50 CENTS EACH

Jenkins &Son

l 1

in Home in THE Msnmrs central Guardian ._ _ _

--.-- (Canadian Press)

OTTAWA. Nov. 2~i.--The market

is generally .unchanged today with the tone of both fresh and storage Eggs strong. Toronto country ship- pers alro paying emtras 52. ilrsts 46. making sales extras 60, flrsts 52. f.o.b. Montreal, johbing fresh extras 68, ilrsis 65. storage extras 46. flrsts ~il. seconds 36. A car of fall fresh extras reported at 49. deliv- orcd, a car of storage seconds 32, a cas' of storage extras was offered at i2. .hut not sold: .Winnipeg dealers are quoting

_county shippers extras 65. ilrsts 50. to 55, seconds 32 to 33. Jobbing fresh extras 70. flrsts 56. eeconda 35- Storage extra 46( llrsts 42. seconds 34. -Poultry show increase.

l;l<lmonton jobbing storage extras

45. ilrsts 40. seconds 35. Poultry market ilrm. dealers quoting coun- try shippers livo chickens 12 to 1-i‘. fowl iii to 12, turkeys 17 to 13.

Calgary egg market remains stea

dy. poultry is moving freely, chick- ens ii to I4. heavy fowl 12, Light fowl 9, ‘turkeys 19.

Vancouver -,iobbing fresh extras

vi-1. ilrsts 61. seconds and 'pallets 50 Light hens 16, heavy _ 24, llglii ,spring 25- heavy 28.Suint John job- blng fresh extras 65, tlrsts 58. seconds 50. stowage extras 45. firsts l-i3. seconds 40, Poultry supply is light.

Charlottetown the demand is

good and market higher under iight receipts, wholesalers paying conn- try points extras 53, flrsts 45. seo- onds 43. -

\Montreal. Nov- 24.-The export

trade in the local grain market was very active today there _being an fxoevllollully good demand from foreign l'm'portcrs_ lt is estimated that fully 5.000.000 bushels of wheat were sold. There was also a good demand from foreign buyers for coarse grains. Tile domestic 'trade in cash grain was likewise brisk. The feature of the flour valu- ation was the much stronger feel ing that developed in thc market for spring 'wheat grades and mil- IOYS generally advanced prices an- .oihcr 30 cents per barrel which makes a net rise of 50 cents per barrel during the past week. The prlcc of 'winter whcat flour was al so advanced 30 ccnts per barrel ‘A stronger feeling prevailed in the .mlllfefed market and prices remain od at the same level. There was no ;oiiauge in tho condition of the mar- 'itvt for bulcd hay prices being !'mnlntalnod. Tho ogg market was* active with n firm undertone, Tin i.-utter market whilc firm, was not vory active- Nu improvement war noted in thc cheese market busin ‘oss all directions being reported quiet.

Stock Markgt

(Canadian Press.)

.\i()N'l`lll‘Jl‘\I., Nov. 2-1 -..l,jv.

stork for sale -on the two markets this niorninl: amounted to 227 cat- lic, 65 lambs, 818 hogs. and Sl' ‘<-nlvos_ The cnttlc were made u| of three loads of good Northwest su-ers which were being held fo: “Xliort and thc balance were com- §:non cows, canncrs and bulls. The ‘common cows sold around throc dollars: cutters two seventy-five land cnnncrs iwo dollars. Bulls i\vnro from three dollars ami three lfifty.

Thorn were no good calves and

mixed lots ci' just fair quality sold 'from nine to tcn dollars. Gransers ,sold for four twenty-five and lout ililty. Best lambs offered broilghi ‘iwolvo twenty-five and common _ones eleven fifty. A few were sold iv:-_.\:ior<iny for twelve fifty. Trad- ini! in hogs was somewhat sion ind the few sales made today ".'t-ro at _veslerday's level of thir ‘~-on dollars for mixed lots anri _ihiriovn fifty for selects. 'Som¢ poorer qnaiiiy hogs sold for twolvr >l:ovoniy-live and sows ton dollars ,find ton twontyifivo.

‘ ~*--<0;--A

` ::Au Oil for All Men.-The sail ,nn the soldier, the flsliermau, the ,lnn1bvr|nnn. the out-door laborer and all who are exposed to injury ,and the element will find in Dr l'l'homns’ l~)cl0ctrlc ()il a true and ;lalihful friend. To ease pain. rc ylicvo collix-x, dress wounds, subd-no lulnhngo and overcome rheumatism_

‘It in oxcoiicnt, 'l’hore'fore, it should ;h.xvo a piacn in ull homo medicines loud bo nmongst those ta.ltt‘n on n

Hotel Victoria

, V One of the largest and best 3 equipped Hotels in Eastern

Canada. Contains 120 rooms. 44 of which have private

- baths. Completely renovated

in the past low years. Few

I Hotels throughout Canada

and the United States have

| its splendid table, "Courteous

service to all Cuesta. Teie- phones in rooms.

Rates $4.00 to 85.00 per

day.

Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Proprietors

HARRV C. BROWN, Manager

2

Donald. West Cove. N. 3.' R. E.

J. C. Mitchell. St. John; R. S. Mc-

p_ M¢[)0|m|.;_ .gom-pq; $11. 0. F. Connel. Si. .iohn: Donald Michsud

NOVEPE3 5-,_}??_5 _'___ _ ' _ cuxnnraa _ _ - _ PAGE"

REMEMBER itsd Church tea l0l1i0ri'0W~ 6262-25-1i ,

POLICE COURT-A man chsrg- A

ad with drunkenness was lined $5.00 at the Police Court yester-

E l

SANTA GLAUI HEADQUART. wlsesselssd

ERB Carter's Book and Tay Store. Q00! or

szoozs-ei Ur lbs -M

, ...___ vapors isshahd,

. _

oo|.|.swAaE. ArnoNs. towsn, Hgad and chggt

novelties. Christmas gifts. at Unit- ' ¢ " '

ed Church Bazaar Thur;;i3a4y§4_zI In a New

Slévo which Rilllltl

SPO!! |l¢llApp.lIor|0_Iet 'l'ls;otu|dClsesL

~- . ‘"“s..a.° “"°'°s. ....

» .- n, me 2 _

..':.;.~.:wn:.., .2n:°:..:::.:_ p,-2,--_.V-..». 'H .hmm Candy. for sale iby the Klng‘sl TmV|“Mmm»

, h sisthemodern tier

Daughters at the United Churc , an wlduouueaumth . "mf" ‘°‘“°"°“'~ ml- nrincamssomu»¢£'§"~‘lh'¢'f»e"§l'.‘& FUNERAL Tooav-'rho tune-,17S';|'i',l‘,§?d’“§§,"°w§‘e°"th“§',;‘:LV°°¢g',,l§,,d` ~

'al of the late Mrs. Capt. Currie bmnchm&c,.°up‘h”dandcb“t°dd..

' »

5

Canoe Cove Cemetery.

will lake place from the residence tan), mlm, ha e,.m._ rf her nephew, John Uickleson, “Just ,gb Vickgrove¥{h,,°atm,dche¢ North River Road, today, leaving and inhale me medicated WW* It the house at 1 o’clock for theiquj¢|qy|Q°°¢n3u_Daw|d_

FUNERAL TODAY.-The funer-

'al of the -late |Mrs. Catherine Cur- re will take place this aftemoon from the resldcxicv- of her nephew lohu Dicioeson. North River Road 'o Canoe Cove Ceme-tcry. Funeral 'caving the house vat 1 o’clock.

l | 4

will be service in the United

Church, Stanley. on Sunday. Nov.) 29, at 11.00 a.m. and in North Rus-_ iico at 7.00 p.m. The Younk P00' >>lo‘s Group will meet at the home if Mr. E: C. l.ePagc. North Rustico -n Friday evening.

wr 13. a Junior Rcd Cross Branch was organllzed ln Elliotvale School. l'wen<ty three ‘members were cn-I 'oiled in the society. After roll‘ ull, the nominations and election \f officers took place. Following .re the officers: Director, Daniel, \. MacConmsc. (Teacher). Prcrlfd-l int, Mis.; ‘R08-el.la M'fi'gennlls: Vice-‘ "resident, Miss Loretta |Powc-r. Fnrasurer, 'Miss Bertha Gill. Cir-, ulation Manager. Mliss Marglircl

TEACHER'8 MEETING-Tho,

teachers of Mt Vernon School Fair section held the second of this

vear's meetings on Nov. 18th. Miss, Mary MacCormac was elected pre- sident, and Miss Catherine Mac- Lean. Secretary-treasurer. lt was iecidod to subscribe for "Thc‘ School" magazine, and to Corres- 'xond with the Supervisor nf \Vom- ~n's institutes in regard to having in institute organized in the sec- ion. Questions relative to teach-

irofitable discussion. Tho next neoting will be held in Mt. Ver- 'ion School on Dec. 2nd. at -1.30

.l. ill a

nsini-la<'iion of the new officers look M

.loco -in the olnb rooms last even-' ng. The retiring president -Mr. 'l`.

'rs are as follows:-Chllef. Mi". T-

~‘ad on First Vice President Mri

iecrc-tary. Mr. A. B. Brown: -ozvirng Secretory. Mr. T. M. Mc-. vfllllan; Corresponding' i§¥ecre'ta\4y.l.|..h

trantod to the Charlottetown Or-1 H

vnco n week until April 30 for- \rao\i<:e_ The <81. Andrews Cole-1 liiraltilon Covnrmilttoe provii-s'ional.ly- 'cported tha't satisfactory progress: vas being made and that a very. ucccssful ceiobrntlon was anitlcip-' .ted on Monday, Nov. 30th. ln ad- iltlon to a -supper to be provided by, he badfiee Aid of P. E. l, Hospital: . dance and social will ho given he comlblned ticket for which m'ay 'ig obiainod from -l\'l.`r. F. C. (‘.urrle.` wr. George *i’. Nicholson. Mr. A.| 'l. Drown and other mwmibcrs oi` ‘he comimlitteo.

1--I-i0-3-l_ PERSONALS

'Mllss Cora Matheson. R.

\Vi\t-alley River, loft' Saturday nonrlng for V-iki-ng. Alberta. vi'-hl‘l'P \ posilllon awallia her in the Vilt- 'ng Municipal illospital.

Tin-ir manv friends will sympa- ihizo with Mr. and Mrs. llnrryi Porter in tho dcaih of Mrs. Por!

'or's father in Toronto. l

Under, Organization `

Organization of a local Y's M0\\`H ilub was begun las., dllrlli Bl “ mooring of 'those interested. -in th0 Y. M. C. A. .ast evonin5- M"`~ pa-y |Pond-ieton presiding. 1 _ML A, M. Greta. General Socrc-.

ia-ry of thc St. John. Y, M. C. A..l -was present and spoke of tho ex~l :client work being done -by this or-V :animation in other parts of thc. American continent. in which there are about ninety clu-be in sll.

'In the Maritime Proviinoes 'alone

:here is s-boot half a dolen clubs. all in a flourishing condition. and proving important adjuncts to the Association of which they form .s pn-rt.

Mr. Gregg also traced the growth

of the Y's .Men's Ciuib from its in- ception come yeaairs ago ut Toledo. Ohio. and mentioned some of the ways lin which it was proving n valuable asset to the community.

The purpose of the Y's Men's

-Club. -he said, was to bring about

n closer union of Y. ~M. G. A. mem-=

CT IA . hors. create -good fellowships. and

to be a medium of service to the

A. J. Duff, Halifax; E. M. Mar- oommunit atla

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~-nt. Mr. John Anders-on: Financial “"5

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\lr. A. iM. Roy; Treasurer. `M\'~,wnE 'ohn ‘MoPhce_ 'Permission wasltrim

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-it functioned very much as does

Urqiilmrt. Truro; S. »P. 'McK-se. 'Rotary and other similar clubs. like Moncton; E. (‘. Farrell. Amherst: ,those organisations also -it chose its|

membership from every class ofi

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and professional life.

the discussion that followed

in ‘ o idea of organiizing a lloca-l clu‘b

ug methods provoked a lively and s_

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indorsed by iivlessrrs. P. FW.

D. Jon-kins. and Henry

A and on motion of Mr.

1 pihornc, directors of tho local |\I (‘

U "l‘l'- ll Wllh decided to circulate (

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lmrter mcmbcmhip liigt 0( gwgmy

appoint a “committee of five

bu

th wa 'l‘u IJ1

_I ( _ h _ non\'ina!<- officers and directors. The , _ Tue . '_ -_

‘_ \V'hile presided. T-he naw offic- H N- '°`*>”*'

nts of the interior llopnrtmeng e I-:one to the 'Province ot' Cam- ey to investigate a report that ar mill owners, in mm-|};,,| Inst pi: to. ' .

next mccting was 50; .(0, next sdiy owning

AVA A. Nov. 24-Special

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F 00110. have severed rail com-

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l‘0i>ort said a l'ood shortage threatened hy thc stopping 0|

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