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ttetown Sub- Division Meeting

The January meeting of the ‘ﬁglbifiewwn a-lb-d-WISLOZI Catholic K “m5 R8811: was held m m;

‘ c‘ Hau- Tuwdﬂy. January

(All Time is Eastern Standard)

_SATURDAY, JANUARY, 1 3111- Mi I p. m- Mrs. Frank Murray . MOSCOW o and the t was . , 4:00 p.m.--Broadca.st in m;- LQW by the recitation of the .. lish. RAN, a1 m., 9.6 meg. “a” WY"- ’ _. nsnun w mllsiwl out of the program i 5.00 p lm-Germim wuo ma. Oéﬁnmi-‘Mied Mr. Austin mo, 25.4 m., 11.17 meg. 50mm,’ 1'} W“ delithﬂiil piano BUDAPEST ( *5 Rim“ 01’ Swine" by ' °“l°..t"l"“'§l§%‘“‘§"‘ mnsi; “m ‘V0011 or. , 2.8 m., 9. v I m 89°11!“ wwcmient m. Con-

LONDON " 630 p.m.—<Musio Hall. G80 1m.7,5l5.18 rncg.: 0%).’ 25.5 . meg ' Gi, . m., meg; , 31.5 m., 0.51 WW1!!! Rqv- G. P- Moriagh . asp, 4a 1 m , 0.11 meg °' at mmilzni University. uvzha. on 8

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Tiﬁfhhwé?‘ ‘d

Problems. He sueglleo ﬁvﬁiﬁiﬁ“.

self-dermis]. as mndamentai in the

Christian Education of Wu“ m "Hid. OI I115 timu, 011:’ yum)‘

p.m.-—"Whut is Going on rlin?" DJD, 25.4 m., 1.77

ROME .m.-News in Biglili: Music; Topical Talk. 25.4 m., 11.81 megs 1R1‘,

, 31 4 PARIS .-Gramophone Records. m., H.811 meg; TPAi, .71 meg. LONDON ppm-Rugby Union Foot- 5

9 tion 11111111’ and societ , m‘ w! ymth Y by first,

the direct-

' Enl d . Th Re . , I in the w th ‘ Conga meg; has, 111.5 m., shﬂuid so ‘For wl meg .~ can, 40.1 m., 0.11 “"1"”! W!» Qammmgl-ied with. {e need not mzw YORK coon . crisit t ~=1 .00 p.m.-NBC Symphony Or- :9 Well known fact hat those 3o ‘:I$LI'B.. W3XAL. 31 m., 9.67 clmnislgd best are a country's best‘ J; ' CARACAS A hearty you of thanks to fh -' Ir dmo .m.—Danc: Muaic. Yva- $11M sneaker. moved by Mme. . QC,’ 51. m., 5.0 meg. bytlhaarino Creamer and seconded = -.-- .. ow; nmvtxe. Fbtally Imured the 1;.“ . who, u," " ' 1 _ a a r30 _ z » In Fist Fight 3 for 1.‘ll"’éf8if.‘.'8€“2.il‘° “T32-

wfaiize address, e business ti 1.11 wok Place. the Heeimt “garland? to

ANGEL-EB, Jan. 4 -(AP)-— cs Peters. 5'7, Resident oi’ the ﬂu age Company of manna. 0m. was killed in s. fist fight with an unidentified man in a downtown parking lot early to- day. The assailant escaped“

.Ec'tors’ Stepson, George Phillipa.

aecretu-y o! the Mortgage Com-

FINAL TODAY-2.30—-7—-8.45

GENE A UTR Y

“RHYTHM OF THE SADDLE" PLUS CARTOON — COMEDY — SERIAL

IN-

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ture l‘. 123d“. .51" able in Min-nob.

open January iltb. I'm’ m; telephone 1418. CIASWILL for Phowﬂliilil. CONFIDIBATION LIFI INSUR- ANCE. 11-6188-7-21-813 THE VOGUE Jonuu-y Clearance Sale-house courts. dresint WWII-K and Dyilmiis clearing at onc- third discount. 11-887-1-6-21. HOLMES AND BRADLEY Spec- ials: One-mind off all coats sires two to 14x: 20 per cent discount

on wool dresses and sweaters. L-380-1-6-2i.

FREE-Trousers with every made

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tive audience. The sc

Mrs. 1st while Mr. C. chairman.

H8 —b.v School Welcom

Lewis, Betty A Finger Play —-A

' 8 Junior Girls. Monologue -Christmas Present for Aunt Jane —Keith bank. Letter to

Dialogue-A Claus-Anna and Solo —Stra

Guitar) —Ge0l’iI9 Solo-Ba Tow-n --‘Betty

Norma Jenkins. Dis. old

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CENTRAL ROYALTY CHRIST- MAS CONCERT

The annual Christmas Concert of Central Royalty held on Wednesday evening, Dec. 21st before a. large and apprecia-

hoolrooirn.

artistically decorated for the cc- casion, was comme ted pon by Santa as he arrived at the close of the program and distributed hmts of presents to teacher from n heavily burd-ent tr

ee.

Because of sickness a number of pupils were unable to be Present and take their pieces.

The proceeds capably handled 111' Mr. J. Soen amounted to $16.25.

A. Agnew was the organ-

The following is the program:

Chorus Christmas Stars

éliranklin Roper, Ernest Wood, Edwin MacR

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ma. Claus Is Coming to Agnew. Monologue -A Busy Housewife-

lcgue —F'oxy Grandpa —Hnr- Jackie Spencer.

MIIIWINTER

Continues

Friday and Saturday

George Arsenoult.

Gallant. . Recitation —Th4 Pauline Wb-rd.

which was

u Schoo

pupils and

R. Roper, Messrs.

Chorus — Senior Girls.

W!‘ 400715991391’. ~Sh1rley Iank

bie Saiw -Dorothy

Wood acted as line Ward. George

ae . -Junior Pupils. Tiny IbtF-Aniell

Recitation --.A Mono MncAuslazid. Things A1

Motion Song —Mother Barth's 301° (W1 Mantle —Georgie Ward, Lilllui MgcAuslgnd (

Christmas Tree- Larik, Betty kins

Santa

Edwin MacRae. Roan (with

Arsenault.

Allison MncRac. Drill —Christmas '7 Girls.

Time In The Arsenault .

Elaine O'M Allison and Harold Loni:

Moiwlsue. —Miss

I18 -—by School. Arrival of Santa

Patricia. L. O

Lady held in the

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=11. W. lvfistreu, 5r,

Gum Rubba Men's $1.39

Lug-no’

A Buckle $l.98

Cushmeretfe Overshces

D. MJSfIQS. Br.

Sr. Minn

Boys $1.00 cf Lady Patricia drees was read b Dougall, while Br- icd her

beg. Sr. completely

have gathered here

ifeipthful services in iicc as our Rec

Z Buckle $1.49

Cholrus —Chrietrnas Bella —by Intermission —Sale of (During the intermission instru- mental music was supplied by Mrs.

and I-leber MacAusland.) The First Noel —0

Mvnvllsue —6omebody's Picture Dialogue -The Elephant Bob- Solc '-It Came Upo th m . night Clear -Geor¢e a alosue —'I‘akinn Sam's Pinto- tmlph —Joyce Iank. Junior Chorus -A Merry Crowd

Dialogue - curiae Arlene Jenkins. Mollie Iewis, Hilda Asrww.

Mdnoiozuk». Crowded Car -

Solo -W‘hen It's Lamp Lighting Valley -George

Diﬂlvﬂue —Tokine The Census- earn. Frank

m“ 3710091118 —M0llie Lewis. 0s! Chorus —O)Sauta Claus -» The National Anthem. INSTALLATION 0F OFFICERS At the last regular meeting of . B. A. N0. B08

Lodge Canoe Cove, the following officers

Chlolain. Sr. Dgatherine Dal-wen;

orxarust. 8r. Clara. McPhee.

After the installation oi’ officer ie McNevin was presen

ed with s gift from the members lodge. An

y Sr. Sadie Mc-

with a McNevin tho

the members for Merry Christmas and Happy New

Year. After which l. very dainty lunch was served.

Following is the addres: Mrs. Hairy McNeivin:

Dear Sister: We your sisters and brothers o! Indy cia. lodge

Motion Solo —Rocking-Dcmthy

Andrew. Recitation -Holiday Week- Ernest Wood.

3611001 W“ Dialogue Cou -Glndys Ward, Betty eiw.

A811 Norma. Jenkins, Shirley Lank, Rita ,

Beotfilam-

Candy.

Don Harvey

Andrew. Pitu- Arscnauit.

. ) An miveilid- Nm-ma. Jen-

Arithmetic —

Gallant. MacRae, Keith

Prim’! Christ-

Claus.

Room,

Julia. Darranh: Stella Inman;

Stella Inman

beautiful by

i

to measure Suit for the next three

weeks. J. P. MacPherson 8r Son, Great George Street, Charlotte- town. L-32l-1-5-7-10-12-l-i.

CHURCH NOTICE. — Presbyter-

ary th: Lo A. M , Clifimi at 2.30 P. M. Granville at 7 P. M. L-390-1-7-1i

CORNWALL UNITED CHARGE January 8th. New Dominion: Ser- vice 11 A. M. Kingston: Service 3 P. M. Ccmwall: S. S. ll A. M. Service '1 P. M. Rev. E. R. Wood- sidic, Minis/oer. 11-389-1-7-11.

CAVENDISII CHARGE. — Wor- ship on Sunday, January 8th in Cavendish at ll A. M. New Glasgow at 3 P. M, and if road: and weather are favourable in Stanley Bridge at 7.30 P. M. Geo. W. Tiliey. Minister.

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TRYON BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. — Westmoreland: Sun- day School 10.30. Preaching ce ll A. M_ ‘Pryon: Sunday School 2 P. M. Preaching Service 3 P. M. Albany: Sunday School 1.45 PM. Preach Service 7.30 P. M. Rev. S. D, tes, Pastor. L-ilﬂl-l-‘l-li.

SPOKE TO CALIFORNIA —The highlight of the Christmas season. ~10!‘ the farnilyl of Mrs. Henry A. Colea. North ilton. was listening to the telephoninx of n. Christmas message from her son Louis H. Colea and family Quente, California reception was vim’ Rood, ccnsider- Lnﬂ the distance.

ADVERTISING DEADLINE 11 A. lm-Advertisers please note that advertisements must be in this office by l1 A_ M. for insertion the following day. The cooperation of our advertisers in observing this deadline will allow us to give the best possible composition, nnd proof service if required. tf.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADL-Brookiield Charge. Ser- vices next Lord's Day. Brocxfleld ll A. M. Hunter River Sunday School 2 P. M. Worship 3 P. M, Glasgow Road 7.30 RM. Hartsvile Y. P. Soc- iety Christian Endeavour Friday January 6th. Brookﬁeld Amiua Congregational Meeting Tuesday, January 10th at 2 P. M. in the Church.

Boston to attend the Boston Slice and Leather Fair on Monday to Wednesday o! next week at the Hotel Btatler in that City. This being the exhibition of all the im- t New Einztand Shoes factor- . Mr. Wright plans on some very attractive footwear for the local Spring trade.

OFFICERS FOB. BERRY L011. N0. I169—The following were elect- ed: Worshipful Master, Bro. Harold Bet-ts; Deputy Master. Bro. Albert MacDonald Chaplain. Bro. George M. MacPhee: Recording Secretary. Bro. Roderick MacNe-vin: ‘Treasur-

Rarikin ; - Secretary. Bro. Gilbert Mac- uull: . Bro. Cam Mac- Phee: First lecturer. Bro. Arnold McDonald; Swond Lecturer, Bro. Oswald Dar-roch: Committee, Bro. John D. Macbean. Donald Mac Dougali, Alex. strung, Brent Currie and William Smith. ‘me officers were duly installed imto their re- spective office by Bro. Colin Camp- bell. District Master.

DISTINGUISHED LONDON SCOOTER COMING HERE-Pro- vincial Commisiicner J. J. Morris has been advised by Chief Execu- tive Cmnmission John A. Stiles that Sir. Percy Winn Everett.

_ember

headquarters Executive of the Boy Scouts Movement London, Eng, will visit here on tember 4th and 5th. Sir Percy w is a. dis- tinguished journalist and a direc- tor oi C. Arthur Pearson Ltd, has been delegated to visit Scouts in every Province in the Dominion. I-le will arrive in Halifax on Au - ust ii, travel as for as Britis ‘Jclumbia. and on his return

Pa. i this oven

filing your of- ing Secretary

to . iex ress our appmcieton of your

miurney arrive here on Sept 4, loav-

i ng for Halifax via Pictou next do?

l FORMER. ISLANDER ORDAIN- ItD-On Saint Thomas’ Dayy-Sept- ‘ember 21st, there was raised to the Priesthood Reverend John two ‘other c

It by. told poll he was attcbd l ’ 1M“- ' _ Emile ma; eréepggr ‘inhaling? chAs it is now drtvziulkglccrnthii} N_ 5f‘ ‘QPEQ ﬂxgipﬁlﬂﬁ, Qty“, w n e e a . "I'm" 5"” a mm was wiineneo w the "m" i" l" ‘i’ "i W" ‘"1"’ iwﬁﬁdﬂll‘. ‘i-Zexfﬂlfknliiuﬁf i this small 1ft use accept it Y s m“ m4 dauahm‘ with our s ‘wiahes and ‘here's m?!“ ifgnéh‘, mxemﬁ. . , , g

tumours or“; own lgvgihggiimgillg‘; “Mp1”; mitt and nn°’1’é1§‘°p.l..2. (B, ' c“ u he.) errv Christmas and a succeuful mwﬂla m "hm ‘w’ l'° “' 1°“? elcs er. N" ‘Ym- n ' we: “r'1'§bl§t”°wil1l‘°m‘§§.l>e§

P3 “when 1'3 W’ 1'4 ' 3mm! °n Mm“ M m“ mu" of his fl-mi in réserved seats in

w", . and brothers of Indy Patricia ' _ v . rm: ~coiwn 1m: ric- ~ - $11 5'3"‘ "°.°'1‘=§$°e¥.n%§i‘§ ﬂi__°°f___.zl"__mlh°f' ‘l’ ‘m’ "i993" 90 01¢" ("trim PM“ m") Hand u a youns men Previous to r “MW!!! ndividuliiv mm ""“""’—_" his euteriri the Universit of ) ._ G

towards the elgiériation of the 31mg ﬁr‘; gqrwkgﬁmt txggty

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m: Lined am» Gum Rub- m "d. Izigﬁgtohd.‘ Mitt?

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b” Pm" $ '95 the: was K331i» to tare rt in

Mani Km Boon — $1.69 the narvice owing w his lllnosa.

Hi Leather Menﬁ Police

Mon‘: Felt Boots — — $1.96 Elastic Side Romans — $1.39

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Lined 61-69 and - -- $1196 ' lCliililrenﬁ Overtime!‘ Cloii: $1 l9 . ljlltlli .

Top _ Lumbar- $1.49 loch untim-

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They include fur trimmed $ coats, price $16.95 for -- -

less than the regular price!

Here's

At the Anniversary

news! _

SAL

if

prompt you’ll

get the PERFECT COAT AT ONE THIRD OFF

The forty-sixth anniversary sale offers you a perfect opportunity to secure the coat you have been wanting for months. Just think of being able to buy one of these lovely, fur trimmed garments for one third These choice coats are all new this season,

beautifully tailored and all chamois lined.

$19.50 fur trimmed coats

selling for — — - — — — $25.00 coats trimmed with Bombay

Lamb, Wolf and Persian

Lamb selling for — — —

$29.50 coats trimmed with Persian Lamb, Wolf, Beaver, Bom-

bay Lamb, selling for — — $35. coats in the new Knobby material trimmed with Rgcoon_ Persian Lamb, Bombay Lamb and» Wolf, $ selling for — — — — —

These Splendid Coats are moving out at record Speed — Choose yours

$13.60 $16.67 $19.67

23.34

NOW !

There will be, positively NO FURTHER REDUCTION

cone a. MFLEOD

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$55.00 Lama Coats trimmed with Wolf collars, selling for — — - - — —

All untrimmed Winter Coats from $10.95 I0 $29.50,

selling at - — — —

7, 1939

1

l4 Birthday

GIFTS

s Big Birthday CAKES

you’re

$39.00 coats in the new material trim- med with Persian Lamb, Racoon, Red Fox, and Wolf, ‘

selling for - - - - - -

$49.00 coats trimmed with Persian Lamb, Racoon, Red Fox, $32 Squirrel 8: Wolf_ selling for I

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1_3 our

Presentation

A l asi affair placeveifiy thg ehalli-gat Milo on the evening of

Wallace Bryenton, 0d the‘ Executive of the Choir director

a. nicely worded addrem. panicdby the gift of u. sweater, pair cf Mr. Bryenton. al

22nd, Qrganist , was presented with

accom- beautiful gloves, and scarf. ough completely

when Mr. and

taken by surprise, replied in a very

pleasant manner donors for their ldndness, pressed his easura

mcnt in being able to

pl

thanking his and ex-

and an oy-

. dh th ll iedit way an oped eye ﬁrs‘?

as much as he did. Fo o the address which was reed by l Mr. Reg. MacNeil. ‘

DEM‘ Ml‘ .

friends and aquaintances and vicinity, wish tc convev our sincere appreciation of services u Oman-is

50M At this t

of the Chorus.

when the r9

ward men is

aniéidswot all. go mum“ - gather ere u y expression ou

I proven yourself a valuable number of our community, by the giving

vo time so

free] , and nJno b‘!

to eetabiish n Male Chou:

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nail‘.

Bryentoru-We, your of Milo to you

your and dirirtor , and Male me of irit of goodwill cuaht it our for the. r ihcnka

in ‘our

of inmelflshly and

in this distict. We derire in show

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mvciation. by nrese

very. mall way, our vo- ' hum

hislift.

iovousaatobenoiourloveuid

esteem. and hope that. you may be f me come

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Faith In

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the lunders He believe

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of Canada.

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