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NORTH WILTSHIRE SCHOOL

Reliort of North Wiltstiire School~ior the month ‘of Novem- ber: '

Grade X: 1. Heather MacLean;

Deacon. Grade IX: bell. Grade VII: 1. Elizabeth Clark. Grade VII: l. June Bowman: 2. Lutie Campbell; 3. Maxie Mac. Lean. .

l. Francis Camp-

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Grade V: l. Raymond Clarke;

Fluorescent Desk

Lamps Boudoir Lumps Table Lamps Tri-Light Lamps Bridge Lamps Heating Pads . Flashlights

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hell. Grade IV: l.

r Grade III: 1. Beryl Easter; 3. Brian Kelly. Grade II: l. Donnie Parker; ,2 Sylvia Clarke; 3, Marie Camp- bell. Grade I Sr.: 1. Gail h/lnclmgn, Grade I Jr.: 1. Melvin liiarNr-ﬂ]; 2. Russel Easter: 3. Cecil riridfrgv, Perfect Attendance: WeodPll Clark. June Fnwman. Wiloa Don- con, Marion Clark. Garth ‘Vinn- Lenn. Beryl Easter. Fmlvm- park. erj Donnie Parker. Marie Camp- bell. Enid Inrnan,

November" Dorothea Ham-

Hnnnr ml] hr Grade X: l.

mill.

Grade IX: l. Ewen ‘i-Iuestls: 2. Doris Parker: 3. Elizabeth Wedge.

Grade VIII: 1. Eilcunor Milrphv; f. Wendell Myers; 3, Fred Corm- er.

Grade VII: l. William Corm- ier; 2, Kristine Ti-iuestis; 3. Harry lbowthcr and John Parker (equal).

Grade VI (a): i. Lorraine Har- mill; 2. Dcrwyn i-iuestis.

phy; Lvlviarion Parker; *8. Flor- ence Parker.

Grade V: 1. Patricia I-Iarnmill; 2. Helen Wedge; 8. Pearl Ham- mill.

Grade IV: Lila Adams.

Grade III (a): 1. LeRoy Bam- mill: 2, Elsie Murphy.

Grade III (b): 1. Marie Wedge;

1, Earl Muttart: 2.

2. Francis Hmunill; 3, Gordon Myers. GradejI: l. Reta Cormicr. Grade I (a): Garnet Lnwther. Grade I (b): Edward Wedge. Grade I (c): ‘Tilomas Hem- mill.

Grade I (d): l, Jean Parker and Marian Wright (equal): 2. Len-

Annual Meeting

POULTRY INDUSTRY COMMITTEE

—In— ,

AGRICULTURAL ROOM, DEPT. Oi-' AGRICULTURE TUESDAY, DECHAIER i0, i946, AT 1:30 PM.

i lltlrldoncs is urgently reguested to assist in tormulllllgl

iii lor ths benefit of our Provincial Policies; also ths Report tho Producers’ ConsultivsWCon-irnittss’: recent Conference in

ova. I ly Order of the President, l). A. MacDONALD. L. MocDONALD, sc'y. Mg , .

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is located temporarily at , 102 IICIIMOND STREET. ‘Ibo stairway is nest door -to the

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MON, Nigeria - (W) -Ad0~ wsis Oslo. sir-Nigerian soldier who served in Bur-ms. remit!) held his first. exhibition oi furniture. which he binnsit insde. 8s ussd his

sosirer snd rodsslsoeduiiosrrsrions ;li‘l British and merlcan papers. inching sdius ts tor troptosi conditions. '

gratuities to set u» ss.tuxr\iture'

ora Muttart; 8, Catherine Ham- mill. . Highest average: Patricia Ham- jmili. (5%. Perfect Attendance: ;Dwen Huestis. Harry bowther, Gordon Myers. Garnet Lowther. "Jean Parker.

I Mary G. Wright. I

, In Memos-lam

l MR. JOHN xsurzrmr

Teacher.

Word has been received by Mrs. ngus Cameron (Florence lap- thorne) o! the death of her brother- ln-isrw. Mr. John Kennedy, ‘l5. st Washington. Tues- day last. Mr. Kennedy married Alice Iapthorne, daughter qi the llste Mr. and Mrs. J.D. lapthoume snd left the Province about. 1O years ago for Port Angeius, Wssh- ingiton.

He leaves to mourn his wife. (nee Alice Iispthonse). three sons: Norman. 11S. Anny. Gordon, Van- couver. and James. Port Angelus. Two daughters. Mrs. Margaret Robinson and Hrs.

Poi-t Andilus. ‘Poo brothtrs, eph D. Kennedy ot Charlottetown. and Windsor. N.8.. sud Donal Otty. Mrs. Kennedy was a patient in the Hospital at Port Angeius. iiiilferiiil Willi s hooks: is: st the time oi her husband's-death.

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Honor roii for November:

Joan Balderson: l 2. Eugene Kelly; 3, Donna For. is. I

Edgar Parker; 2.]

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Grade VI (b): 1. Patricia Mur-l

| Ivan Written, night engineer,

‘from the burning building.

Ion the second floor.

"this column is reserved for news -oi‘ local interest, but advertising

2' wuna Deacon: 3' Jean 0mm)" '0! a newsy nature may be inserteii=

at five cents a word, strictly payable in advance.

< CRASWELL for Photographs.

i consent-infusioh LIFE IN- SURANCE. 5 STORE ores all day today,

Wednesday. H. C. Atkinson.

SMART winter Overcoats at Jack Cameron's, “Fhe Store for Men."

| ALL CHRISTMAS GIFTS Wrap ped Free at Crocketvs Jewellery l Kent Street.

"‘ WINTER OVEBCOATS in all tilt latest models at‘ Jack Cameron's. “The Store for Men."

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. SPECIAL SALE in Wool and Crepe Dresses. Bargains. Mrs. Johnston's Ladies’ Wear.

CORRECTION -— Following is the correct standing for the month of Novembcr of Grade V (Miss MacDougalPs Department) West Kent School:— 1. Shirley Vessey; 2. Marina Campbell; ti. David Mac-

Donald and .Wyllie Allan (equal) ,

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT. -- Mr. and Mrs. Russell iMacGregor, Montague, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elsie, to William Sinclair. son of Mrs. Angus A. MacLeod and the late Mr. MacLeod of Kinross. Mar- riage t.o take place in December.

i BRIDAL RECEPTION — _ On ‘Thursday evening. November d. 1940. a reception was held s-t the home of Mrs. Rena Burt. Mslpeque in honor a! her son Amon and his ‘bride (nee Hazel Barrett). While the wedding march was played by Jean Holmes the young couple en- tered and took their places in a room tastefully decorated for the occasion. The gifts were opened by Miss Marion Woodside and the ac- Mfiiiiiiiiying verses were read by Mrs. Russell Craig and Mrs. Bruce Stewart. Mr. Burt an behalf of his wife thanked one and all for their many beautiful gifts. A dainty limch was served by the hostess and the remainder of the evening was pleas- antly spent in dancing. The music for the eveningwaa furnished by Mr. Alonso Holmes. Mr. Alan Hick- ,c-y and Miss Jean Holmes. After Spending a very enjoyable evening the guests departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Burt many hamry years of wedded iiie. .

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Invalid REGAINED HEALTH

“For a yesr I suffered from pains in the ldlns snd sore buck. Mypsso was diagnosed ss Rheu- matic pain, but no medicine re- ileved'rne satisfactorily. Then I tried Nerviline. I bought three bottles. Before the third bottle was ﬁnished I felt like a new man. I srn able to work again. No trouble in straightening up. All bsck pains have disappeared. To every one who sudors from Lame back due to cold I reco mend Nerviline. When you rub in Nervillne you assist in

GRADE III: I. Vairie biaqulore. 2. Jsrinir Dali-on. s. Noreen Osiisnt. Grade VII: i. Gordon lioqulero. Grudr- VI: 1. Prods-rick isoulsre.‘ Grade IV: i. Lorine iers. it. isorslns Doiron. s. Iric Peters. Grade III: 1. Joseph Doiron Grade II: i. lisrlln Doiron. 2. Herbert llsquiers and Kenneth Gallant. (equal). a mien Gallant. Grade i: i. Edwin Peters.

Teacher-Welter Bolton.

mbbing out the soreness and slid- poss." Thus writes s sstlsiied user of Nesviiho. Oct s 85o bottle from your dssise-sodsy.

NERVlLlNE

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--eornge oi baby ‘mums. For invet-

bcing removed in dying condition

lie was found by George Cudmore. (top. 2r Barbara Campbell; 3; Marl0rl9_extreine right) in an unconscious condition 20 feet inside a window

SIMPSOITS OPEN TODAY.

SAILS FOR NFLD. — The ;steumei~ "Mayfall" ‘for Newfoundland with livestock and farm produce. i Z SCHOOLS CLOSING - Schools Ahroughout the Province will close ‘for the Christmas holidays on Fri- xlay, December 20th and re-open on iMonday January 6th.

! TAKEN sunnnutv ILL - A man who collapsed yesterday lmarnlng in the corridor of the

‘Provincial Building was removed lby ambulance to the Charlotte- ltown Hospital. i-ils condition

‘was not regarded as serious. i l rouce COURT - A summary: ‘ejectment case was withdrawn in, ,the City Police Court yesterday Imornlng. One drunk and disorderly was sentenced to 3!) days with the lcommltrnent held icr good behavior, and another was fin-ed $20.00 and. costs or 30 days. ' P. E. I. VISITORS — Mr. and ‘Mrs. David Cinrlz. Chariolietowr, lP. E. I. were in town y-merday. lralllng on friends. They or» guests ‘of his cousin. Ewan (‘rlark and Mrs. lClark. Elizabeth Hawhts. The for- mer was a Chief r1 Polici- in the Steel Town. and i-s alivays assured a hearty welcome. —New Gl:sgow'

News. l

| LOCAL rt.c.1u.r. CHANGES -l Szt. L. C. J. Watson. R. C. M. P.,f who has been in charge of the: Summerside detachment for the, past. four and a half years. has' been transferred to the Char- lottetown detarhment. Replacing jsgt. Watson in Summerside, is icpl. P. L. Keyes, for the lastl iseven years in charge oi the jMontague detachment. Cpl. Keyes] ;has been replaced in Montague‘ jby Cpl. F. G. H. Truscott. Tor-' gonto.

ISLAND LADY PASSES - Priends in this province will learn with regret of the death in South Portland on November 10th oi Miss Annie I. Gillies. daughter ct the late John Gillies of Mount Stewart: and Mary Ellen McDonald former- ly of Tracadie. The deceased who was n resident of Portland for many years was a riressmakor and furrier there. She ivas a member of Holy Cross Church and promin- ent in the work of many of the clubs and societies affiliated with the church. The funeral was held Tuesday, November 12th and High Mass of Requiem wr-s sung by her cousin, Rev. W. V. McDonald who also performed the last rites at the gmve. Present li| the sanctuary were Reverend ‘Leonard McDonald of st. Charles. P. E. I. and Rever- end Father Clovne acting pastor of Holy Cross. —B. '

YANUZIEIJD-MoCARWLLI-Z — At our Lady oi Mount Carmel church, Nov. 12 the marriage of Helen Margaret Mocsrvilie, dailgh- ter of Mrs. N. MoCarvlile and the late James McCarvllle, Charlotte- town. I-‘HE 1.. and John A. Yanu- <eiio. son oi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yanuriello was solemnlred by Rev. Father Herring. Miss A. Volpe was the soloist. The church decorations were white unrysenthemums. Given in marriage by her brother. Fired MoCsrvliie the htrlde was gowned in white net and lace with three- qusrim length veil and carried a shower bouqueroi white baby ‘mums and pink roses. Her sister. Miss Ida MoOcrville, attended as bridesmaid. gowned in blue bro- csded taffeta with net skirt and bouquet of yellow baby ‘mums and coral roses. D. J. YIAIIUZlQLlO was the best man for his brother snd Arthur McOsrvIiie and 'I‘hos. Din- gilio were ushers. A reception was held st the home of the bride. the bride's mother receiving wearing s rnidnkht blue crepe gown and cor- use 0f baby ‘mums. The groom's mother assisted wearing s blscit crepe gown with oerise trim snd

ling the bride wore s grey disas-

St. Andrew's iiay Greetings

The following greeting cards from Caledanian C.ubs in Canada and the United States were read at the St. Andrew's dinner at. the

has 19g; pa“ Charlottetown Hotel last night:

St. Andrew's and Caiedonlan Society 1886-—Vancouve¢, B.C.——l946

Fraternal Greetings to Brother Scots, St. Andrew's Day, November 30th.

To one and all the earth around,

Where ever Scotland's sons are found

And Scottish pride holds sway

May peace among you all abound,

Glad greetings through the ivorld resound

On this St. Andrews Di-LV»

Geo. N. Gibson. G. Sykeﬁr

President Bllfil

Regina, Si, Andrew's Society

Sends greetings to Sister Socie- ties on this St. AIICI.‘9W'S Diy. 1946.

"By Yarraw's stream, still 1e: me

stray, Though none shonlzi guide my feeble way; Still tee-l the breeze down Ettrick break. Although it chill my withered cheek." —Scott.

W. Spaldlng, President. St. Andrew's Day-l946

The President, Ofiicers and Mem- beri of the St. Andrew's Society o-f Toronto send their good wishes to all Sister Societies,

An‘ sing auld scotia": barns an he's,

Her bourtree dykes an mossy Iva’;-

I-Ier ‘aulds. her bughts. an’ birken

shaws.

Whai-e love an‘ freedom sweeten s’. —'I‘. M Cunningham

Presi-dent-RNVH, Binnie.

Si. Andrew's Benevolent Society Hamilton, Ontario 1835-1946

A 8t. Andrew's Day Greeting Tee brlther Scots baith fsur send near What dae due honours to this day Here's tae ye ‘n. We pray that darkened skies \vi'ii clear

‘Aud strife and sorrow fade away

Like meltin’ snow.

And may the brotherhood o‘ man Be truly bound wt‘ tender ties O‘ love and care.

Let each his neighbours gently scan

The iiow Gospel Hall

On Upper Prince Street

ls nearipg completion and God willing will be open for Serv- ices this coming week-end; a two-day convention is planned to which everyone is heartily in- vitsd. Meals will bs served without charge, for the con- vsnience of those attending the convention. Also sleeping ac- commodations for those com- ing from o distance.

Special speakers will be present from Toronto, Ireland and Nova Scotio. The conven- tion will be preceded by o meeting for Prayer at 8 o'clock Friday evening, Dec. 6th.

On Saturday at i0 AM. o rnssting for the ministry oi God's word; and again ot 2:30 PM. 7:30 P.M. on Evangel- istic Service.

Lord's Day i0 A.M., the Re- membrance Fsost. 1:30 P.M., a meeting for the Children. 2:30 P.M., the ministry of the word, and at 7:30 P.M., the last meeting oi the convention will be on Evangelistic Service. Everyone is welcome to all the msstings.

maker suit with brown accessories.

QQO-Q-O

Arid selfish thochls and greed de- spise Nor malice bear.

O Lord of Hosts, who forcordains The sparrows’ fa‘, and birth o’ Kings We pray again. Mali’ Nations’ leaders grip the reins The guide mankind tae better

things And peace maintain. A.J. Poison Jas. K. Mackle, President Bord

511m Andrew's Society of Montreal 109th Anniversary

Greeting On this Saint Andrew's Day a web‘ sage forth we send: As in the past be brave endure. until the end: l The day of victory soon wi‘l dawn,‘ the tyrants vanquished be. 5 And then our herces will rcturn_ from 'cross the troubled sea.—i Geo. S. Cantlie. Keith O. Hutchlson, President.

Scots‘ Charitable Society (Insti-tuted J-Zfllltify 6, 1557)

Extends heartlest this St. Andrew's Day. November, Thirtieih, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-six. l

"There'll always be a Sﬁililiirid. Her bairns are scattered w rte But, when Auld Scotln calls them They're right, there by her side.

There'll always be n Scotland Part o! the Empire wide God Grant us faith and courage To face what o'er oetldé."

—H. C. Legerton

John F. Craig, President.

St. Andrew's Society of the City of Saint John. New Brunswick

On its one hundred and forty- elghth anniversary extends hear- tiest greetings this St. Andrews Day.

Mist on the brooding hllld. Mist on the glen;

House st the crook of the road Calling again.

Rain on the city street; Pools of dim lislili House on the quiet square

Speaking tonight.

Wind on the Culbln Sands Snell off the sea;

House at the harbour Nte Beckonlng me.

Scots in the brow new lands

Far as you roam- Cometh a gentle ghost

Whispering, ‘Home’.

St. Clair Jeans-

James MacMurray, President.

lsint Andrew's Society (1803-1946)

Greetings tron Album In York. U. B. A. - When we look back across the waste of years

And see how little they have lcft behind.

Whose mighty towers, built with sweat and tears

Are vanished as completely as the wind;

When we consider what fair years they spent

In frantic strlvlne for a useless end

And how defeated in success they

went leaving their sons still eager to

contend. Ronald Klnnesr. President

The St. Andrew's Society of Charleston, S>ulh Carolina

On its ‘Iwo Hundred and Seven- teenth Anniversary extend» cordial

greetings to the C-vledoniwn Cluh '

of the City of Charlottetown P. E. I. on this Saint Andrew's Day. November thirtieth. Nineteen Hun- dred and Forty-sly.

"Then let us pray ttvt com" ll may

As comr- it will for c‘ that

‘Phat sense and wcrth. o'er a‘ the earth, .

Msy bear the gree‘. and s’ that.

greetings on is

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.8: Fraser

Gaunt brick wail standing after tire has eompieiy demolished he older section oi tlii Company's plant, with estimated loss of over half a million dollars.

When man to man, the world o'er Shall brothers be lcr a’ that."

Robert Bus-pg. C, Blssell Jenkins. Jr. President.

The Caledonihn Club of the City of Charlottetown. PEJ

On its One Hundred and Twen- ty-second Anniversary extends cor- dial greetings to our Sister Socie- ties on this St. Andrew's Day. No- vember Thirtieth. Nineteen Hun- dred and Forty-Six.

Wherever yell be meetin’ Lassi-es Winsome, kiddie; brgw, We send this grestin’ And a wish God's blessing on we s’, J- C. S rks. W. H. Beaten, President. p.

YORK SCHOOL

Report for November: Senior Department

Grade X Sr.: l, Marian And- rews; 2, Arthur Brown. Grade X Jr.: l, Aletha Br_own. 2, Vivian Andrews; 3, Anita Lew- lS. Grade IX: 1. Christine Proud Grade VIII Sn: I, Bernice Iscw-

Grade VIII Jr.: l, Hazel Anci- rews.

Grade VII: l. Marina Watts; 2, Freda Newsan, Doreen Mac- Donald (equal).

Grade VI: 1. Myron Ling. Grade V Sr; l, Liaken Lewis; 2. Norman Brown, Jackie And- rews (equal); 3. Donald Crockett Grade V Jr.: 1. Rose Watts; 2 Gladys MacDonald.

Perfect Attendance: Gladys MacDonald. Rose Watts, Aleths and Norman Brown. Vivian Hazel and Jacklc Andrews, An- ita Lewis and Christine Proud. Highest Averages: Laken Lewis, 94.2; Alehha Brown. 90.9.

Anne MaoPherson, Teacher.

Primary Department Grade V: l. Elizabeth MacDon- ald; 2. June Dennis; 3. Elaine Cooke.

Grade IV: 1. Marlene MacDon- sl

Grade III (a): l. Muriel Mae- Donald.

Grade 1'1‘! (b): l. George And- YEW!-

Grads III (c): l. Oeoil Watts: 2. Betty Andrews; 2. Janet Mac- Donald.

Grade I‘! (a): l. Alan Brown.

Grade I‘! (b): l. Joyce Ling; 2, Elizabeth Watts; S. Merrill Mac- Donald.

Grade I: i, Hazel Yeast/y; 2. John Dennis.

Highest Average: Basel Veesey,

94%.

Perfect Attendance - Ilialns Cooke. June Dennis. Elizabeth MacDonald. George and Betty

Andrews. lvfuriel and Merrill Mac- Donald. Frankie and Marjorie Lewis. Alan Brown, John Dennis

and Tye-v“! ‘vﬁsqnv- Wlnnlfrcrl Iinyter. Teacher.

For s’ that. and a‘ that, It's coming yet. r a' the!