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Brown Holder I Salesman Were In iionferenee

MQNCTON. Jan. 14.—'i‘he Sales- man o! Brown-Holder Biscuits air tended their annual sales conven- tion at the offices of the Company. Bosifotrd Street. Monday and Tues- day of last. week.

The sales meeliatgs weie presided over by Fred M. Brown. Ma-sioliii: Director; Fired L. Hicke. Sales Man- ager and Harold M. Brotwn. Secre- tary-Trecsurcr. salesmen attending \\‘<‘l‘tll J. ii. Fartwell of Monoton and itigtby; I. O. Mundee. Saint John; li- B. Clark, Prince Edward island and Nova Scotia; l1 B. laftowd. St. Pet- ers, C. 13.; D. R. Ciitlﬂl‘. SWAN)’; F- L. Rhindress. Halifax.

Also attending were G- B- Yiilmi- Plant Floreman. Mr. T. 1... Routledge. of mum, was unable to attend d" to recent iilneee. ..

At aha conclusion of iii! "l" meetings. the salesmen end Plliii officials were guests of the CW1" pany at e. dinner and smoker held at the Brunswick Hotel-

Call PAUUS For Charter Flights ‘typical fares between

Charlottetown and

Souls $11.20 Georgetown. tins-ray Harbor .. lfnrray River . . .

8.00 9.10 8.25 6.70 11.10 3.75

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SPRINGVIALE SCHOOL CONCERT )

The annual Christmas concert of Bpringvalc School was held in the school.

'I‘iie concert was well attended by s large appreciative audience.

The duties of chairman we're performed by Mr. Chas. Proude iiil a very __ " manner.

Music which was much enjoyefi| w” furnished by rs. Francis Doyle. violin; Melvin Hyde. guitar; Chalmers Newson arid Tom Muld“ ridge, harmonica. I

The children were nccomwiiied by Mrs. Dale Ptoudc at the cram. and the following Pmlﬁm W" carried out:

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A Real Welcome. Alton Sentner. Doria Dollar. Ruth Dollar. L" Gebbe and Faye Proud:-

Racltation. Wayne Proud!-

"Solo. Betty Proude-

Recitation. Janet Dollar.

Dialogue. Mr. Piper Gil!" A Present. *

Recitation. Betty Prvude.

Motion Bong. "Away 1n A Mm- ger" lieye and Wayne Proud!-

Mpnologue. Elbert Waite.

Recitation. Everett Jahnstcnc.

Motion Song. Silent Nisht by Thelma and Betty Proude. Hazel and Eileen Waite.

Recitation. Billy Waite.

Ohrietmls 0min by swan motil-

Recltatlotn. Ieighton Prcude.

Instrumental Music-

Dar ie Song.

Due. "Where Are You Going gmy 39y?" by Faye Proude and Billy Waite. '

Dialogue. "llreat liior Santa’.

Monologue. ‘Thelma 0-

Rocltatiori. Kenneth Colts.

Duet. Hang Out The ilfﬂiili Dwi-

Key. by Betty Proude and Hazel Waite

Dialogue. "Santa Plays Cupid!’ Recitation. Grant Proude. Recitation. Lloyd Kent.

solo. “Paddy Modes" by Billy Waite. _ Tap Denctnl’. Elaine MRI-Mili-

Ohonia. by the school.

A special feature or the evenine was step-domain! by M951‘!- ma“ MacLeen and Tam Muidrldﬂli-

While Jingle Bells was being played. Santa arrived in his usual jovial mannerlnd presented Iii" from n well-laden t!"-

Much credit is due. to the pupil» and teacher. Miss Hilde UNI-ﬁll

fcr the efficient my the DIOINI" '

was carried out.

A treat of apples which Ila 901i" tributed by the Women's Institute was eniwed by i?" WPIh- T“ concert closed by the stristne of the National Anthem. (Patriot please copyi.

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The annual Christmas concert

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ct central Royalty school we: mo- . rented In the sehoolroom oit Iri-

diy evening. December‘ 20th. A ' of parents and]

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visitors were in attendance. ‘he accompanist for the evening was Mrs. Alex Agnew. Mr. Willard Lank capebiy presided and the follow- ing program wtas well carried out. Chorus -- The Welcome Song- The school. Recitation- MacMilian. Reeitetion- Not 5o hay -Basi-l

Welcome Anti!

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Motion Song Irltiloi Tea-pct. Recitation- Borrowed Stockings --Biilie Matthews. Carol - Good King Wencesias. Exercise — The Christmas Strike Dialogue - Harry's Pockets. Hymn -Away in A Manger, Recitation~ Daddy's Present - Wayne MacAuslend. Intermission - Bale of apples. l Chorus - When Christmas Time is Come - The School. Carol -— Sec Amid The Winter's

of a eewey nature may be eagle‘: testis e rrerd. strictly pay

CRASWBIL for Photographs. Jiiviitiiirs TAXI. Phone 525. 000K‘! for Photographs.

CONIEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. ‘

MEN'S JACKETS $2.95 ni. S. A. MCDOMICTs Bargain “asement.

armour. JANUARY ssuc _ Mrl- Johnston's Ladies Wear.‘

SPECIAL clearing line of Wool Jersey and two piece printed crepes at B- A. McDonald's. Half price.

26% DISCOUNT of Ceiling Fix. time at Brown Electric Shop. 111 Kent Stryt.

CLEARING at S. A. McDonald's. Housecoats $2.00.

SALE-At 6 Connnugiit Apart. mm“. Jﬁliillfl’ 15th. 2 o'clock. special articles, flat silver, ward- robe trtxnir. photo frames. fur fab- ric coat.

BALANCE o! Wood Dresses t0

purposes. we believe it will pay

TO and other

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Whether growing vegetables for home use or for commercial

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We carry the ALWAYS TENDER BEIE'I‘—HYBR-ID SWEET CORN. BOUNTY TOMA

recent introductions.

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WRITE FUR YOUR FR ARTHUR VESEY, York, Prince Edward Island

BLUE CIIINCIIILLA itiaifs Over. coat taken in error from Charlotte- town Hotel or while visiting New Year’; Day please phone Guardian.

-——- i SALE-At ti Cut-taught Apart-

HOWARD MHNNIS’ ﬁtted merits. Wednesday. January 15th. 2 Footwear now located at 115 o'clock articles belonging estate Queen Street. Isabel Meiklc. including Radio.

trunk. hot plates. electric iron. new and uocd linen. bedding. clothing. furs, dishes. etc.

CITY POLICE COURT —-'At the City Police Court yesterday morning two men diarged with keeping liquor for sale were fined $100 and costs or two months and $50 and coats or one month respectively. A third ac- cused on a similar charge wal remanded until today. There were four cases of drunk and disorder- ly. Two accused were each fined 810 and costs or 20 days and the other two were remanded until today and Tuesday. January 21st respectively. A man charged Willi

clear onethird off. ald's.

S. A. McDon-

BALANCE 0F WINTER COATS plain and fur trimmed to clear at 1/3 discouzut. The Vogue, 158 Rich- ‘ mond Street.

WOOL AND CREPE DRESSES Bpeciai at 1/3 discount. All Hats clearing at reduced prices. The Vogue 158 Richmond Street.

YOUNG PROGRESSIVE CON- SERVATIVES: Meeting tonight at 8 P. M. in McLure Bldg, 110 Kent Street. All young people welcome.

‘ x H E A DA C ll E ? - TAXI MILD _,\~ lUFVlClIlIl-I HXIIIVI relieve headaches. sick feeling,

. Thmo h plead acﬂu. Worn OVQfIIIIﬂIL ‘Pylvlg atrcngtlga‘. NR and NR Juniorfli dose) I

or aIi-rl mild action and elective relief. Chocolate‘ coated or plain.

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Recitation -- A Puzzle -- Dun-t ning Bulman. .

Dialogue -— The Obstructive Hal. t

Recitation- A Possibility -Le\v— la Tralnor.

Moticii Song - A Shopping We Will Go.

Recitation — What I'd Do --Ber- nerd Lacey.

Carol - While lhepherde Wetch- l ed Their Fiocks. i Interrupted Recitation - Wilma

Wood and George Kells.

Carols - The School.

Roeltatioii- Announcing sanlri - Raiph Wright.

After which Santa arrived anti distributed many gifts to thcpupiis and teachers. Donations of apples and po-pcorn were given by Foster‘.- siore uiid Mrs. Fred Osborne and were miwii enio-yed by the children. The singing of the National Ar.- ihtm brought the evening's enter- tainment to a close.

CIIILDBIRTII WEIGHT RECORD IS CLAIMED

CANBERRA. Jan. i3 —~(OP) —— An Australian record for weight at birili is claimed for the 51x children of Harry Parkinson. M, and his wife. Amy. 29, cg m... berra. Australia.

The average weight c! the children at birth was l2 1b. 8 1-2 ues. The weights were: ‘Theresa (now i0) 10 lb. l5 oz.; Eileen (Bi 12 lb. 8 02s.: Dawn t1) 11 1b, 4oz; Waiter t4) l4 1b.; Jeffrey (2) l1: 1b.; Mary (nine months) 13 lb. 8 on.

Mr. Pg-kinson is a shearer and seasonal farm worker. All the births were normal and Mrs. Par- kinsmi suffered iio iii effects. Ht.- is l5 it. 8 in. tail. weighs 147 pounds. She is b ft. a in.. weighs 15! pounds. I

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dock satrs for L tray-re and

Dieppe, to rspiaee those destroyed

guring the war. are being built 0P0.

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operating a motor vehicle w-liilc intoxicated was given seven days. Two men on charges of possess- ing stolen goods were remanded until today. The defendant in a ctise of non-support was given three months. A vagrant was given 60 days. A man charged with using threatening and abus- ive language was dismissed with it warning. Three youths charg- ed with breaking and entering were remanded until Tuesday, January 21st.

AVONLIIA W. I.

The regular meeting cf Avonlea WI. met at the home of Mrs. 01a! North Rustico. Meet- ing opened with ode followed by creed in unison. Minutes were read and approved. Roll cell answered by 1'1 members. Five visitors were also present. Committees reported and new ones are as follows: Cav. Sick. Mrs. Geo. McCoubrey and Mrs. Alma Moore; Cav- Sshwi- Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. Sterl- ing Stewart: Rustico Sick. Mrs. Emest MaoLure and Mrs- R. G- Flemiiig; Rustiao School. Mrs.

not purchase T B. bond this year. Two donations of $2.00 each were handed in towards auction sale. It was moved and setxmded that 15

GORDON DIITII Canadian Manager '

Credit Union National Association i ond CUNA Mutual Insurance Society

will address o meeting of all

Credit Union members and others interested in the Credit Union Movement

Holy Redeemer Hall

cents per child be donated to each school to help teacher buy Christmas gifts. Program Questionnaire on Institute-Work was read by Mrs, M J. Doyle and discussed and answered by members.

Program committee for January meeting Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Ern- est MacLurv. Mrs. Allan Wyand and Mrs. George Clark. A bill of 84 cents for paper towels. dispenser and three mouse traps for Rustioo School was ordered paid. Limch com- mittee, Mrs. George MoOoubrey. Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. Milton GNQD- Collection $1.30. Membership fees 15 cents. Next meeting tc be held at the home of Mrs, Allan Wyaiid. Cavendish, January i5.

PIT PONY HOSPITAL

OPENED IN BRITAIN BRIDGEND. Glainorgansiiirc, Wales. Jan. i3 — (CPI — With

resident surgeon. operating theatre and spotless stalls for each pet- ierit, the first pit ponies‘ hospi- tal in Britain has been opened here.

Instituted to improve condi- tions for animals employed in the

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mines. tile hospital can accommo- and will be available for the M0 date 35 sick and injured ponies, 1n the area.

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Anniversary Concert PRESENTED BY III-Y GRADE ‘ Under the Direction d Arthur Vesey

Thursday 8. Friday Jan. 23-24

AT a tam. Prince 0f Wales Auditorium __it_imissiott so.

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Plano Duct-Value Arabesque . .. .. Suzanne Brenton nnd Helen Stewart. Tenor Solo-Border Ballad . George Johnson Mystery Stuntp-Thc Levitation .. Louis Vessey Reading-Attending The Matinee . Elizabeth Baker Parry Song-Gallagher and Sheen Ralph Raynor and Stirling lnmnn (Five Minute Intel-mission) Part 2

One Act Comcdy-“Spai-kin-t The York Players Violin Solo-Tho Bluebell: of Scotland (variations) . --Rulph Raynor Bag Pipe Selection Donald MacLcod Soprano Solo-Annie Laurie Kathleen Clark Male Qlurtntte-"WP A Hundred Plperﬂ-Tlic Bonshnw Singers Reading—ltlargnrct Pow on Art Elizabeth Baker Parry Beg Pipe Selections . . . .. Bruce MscLaren and his Pipara Soprano Solo-Sear n’ Bhnta (O My Bonhnanil- .. . . Marguerite Stewart Tenor Solar-Rout] to the Isles Stephen MncLcod Sungs—(n| Yo Banks and Braes . Y. M. t‘. A. Choral Club (b) There's Nae Luck About The House- -Dlreoted by Rena Johnston: (c) Aulrl Lerig Sync-

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SAVINGS . 5% to 50%

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