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THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LEMITED, - CHATHAM, Ont.

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Crown Life Policies are the best incentives to- ward systematic saving-not selfish, miserly saving, but saving that takes thought of others as well as yourself.

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TUESDAY '

CONCERT_ AND 8OCIAL.- _On

November 10th a concert and basket social was held at Derby School, proceeds in aid of school. The program consisting of songs. recita- tions, violin and grsmaphoue selec- tions antl dialogues was well carried out and much credit is duo to all those who helped make the sifair' such s splendid success. The concert closed with the singing of the Ns- tionsl Anthem. ‘

CLEVER Y.OUNG CARTO0Ni8T.-

Mr. D. R. Rutherford, thq well-known representative of the firm of J. & M. Murphy, Halifax. who is now in Char- lottetown yesterday showed s Guar- dian reporter some very interesting pon and ink cartoons which he has just received 'from his son, Clyde, of the Ai-my Service Corps, now st. Shorriclifle. The cartoons are ex- ceptionally clever and show the sol- dier man in some very interesting and amusing situations. Private Ru- therford is the cartoonist for the "Light Car Claxton" is bright little journal published by the Army Ser- vice Corps at Shorucliffe. Pte. Ru-

therford happens to be in Shorncliife because he had his arm battered in u couple of places from a bomb explo sion while at the front.

_ SCHOOL WORK.- Following is tho standing of the pupils of' Spring-

hool ueens Co for the

Amelia Haslnm. Grade VI.--1, Mor- garet Drummond; 2, Mary Lam-bs. Grade V.-1, Luella Hickox. Grade IV.-l, Lewis Haslam; 2, Gladys Ab- bott; 3. l-‘rsncis Lnmbe; 4, Suther- land' MacKay. Grade Ili.-1, Marga- rot Mayne; 2, lleber MacKay; 3. Jean Sinclair; 4. Muriel Abbott and Earith Sinclair (equal). Grads l.-1, Reta Abbott and Keith Mayne (equal); 2, Irving Hsslam; 3, Alfred Seaman;_ 4, Hyatt Haslam. Perfect attendance during monthz- Basil Haslam, Lewis Haslum, Jenn Sinclair, E'arith Sinc- lnlr, Gladys Abbott.. Reis. Abbott, Marshall Matheson, John MacFadyen. Monthly average attendance 26. Tea- cher, Bessie MacKenzie.

GEORGETOWN SHIPPING. -

Schooner Curlen, Captain Worthen, loading produce at Newport by James

schooner Myrtle, Captain Pearson, loading produce at Lower Montague by W. A. Poole & Co.. for Glace Bay, (l.B.; schooner "J.W." Vnptaln Clory. ilisclmrglng coal at Klng's Wharf; schooner "Organ," Captain Delores, discharging coal at King's Wharf. for W. W. Jeklns. Schooner "Melrose" Captain Stacey. loxiding produce at Sturgeon, for Glace Bay. Loaded' by W. A. Poole & Co., schooner "Marnia" Captain Greek, loaddng produce at Sturgeon for Poole & Sutherland; schooner Alice A. Pyke, Captain Keeping; loading produce at Mac- donald Br'os.’ Wharf for Burni, New- i’oundland'; loaded by Macdonald llros., sehr. "Cercasslan" and 'schr. “Jessie Brown," and several others, loaded with bagged potatoes, waiting favorable chance to sail for Plctou. &

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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED.

-A very pleasant event took place at the home__Qf Mr. and Mrs. James McAuslin of Tyne Valley when the young people of Tyne Valley and Port Hill mst to celebrate their elev- enth anniversary. A number of use- ful gifts, among them being a clock, presented by Miss Clara McKay, were presented gto,the host and hostess, who thanked' the young people in their most fitting terms._ A sumptu- ous repust was served after which they all repaired to the room for dancing and other amusements. Mas- tor Clarence and _Leslie entertained the guests by singing and step danc- ing. A very interesting game of whist was played, the prize being won by Miss Gladys McArthur. Music was rendered -by Miss -Rheba Melligan and Mr. Stenning Williams. The young people departed to their homes in the early morning after thanking the host and hostess for the pleasant evening they had spent and wishing them many more happy years of wedded life.

UNION DlVISlON.- Uni0n_Dlvi-

,sion S. of T., Springfield is still forg- ing ahead in membership and interest and claims the proud distinction of having more Grand Otiicers than any other Subordinate Division in the pro-

out n series of interesting programmes for tho winter months. On the night oi' Nov. 22nd. a debate was the source of entertainment, the subject bolng: Resolved that a one hundred acre farm equipped is more inducement to a young man than a B. A., degree, Mr.

speaking in the affirmative, whil the negative side of tho question was led by Mr. Ira MacKay. The other speakers wore Messrs. F. W. E. Has- lam, Walter MacKenzie and Joseph Matheson, at the close of the discus.- sion a vote was taken the B. A. do- gree carrying by s maporlty oi 6. A numbor of the ladies unsccountably withheld their decision. On the next night of meeting the programme va- ried when s picture guessing contest was put on, Mr. Charles MacKenzie the winner succeeded in naming sll the pictures but one, that of Sir R0- ger Casement. On the night of Dec. ,tith s Literary programme will be gi-

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INVITATION EXTENDED.-At the

second quarterly meeting of tho ofli- cisl Board of Grace Methodist Church~ held on Monday evening tho 4th Inst s hearty invitation was given to the Rev. F. L. Litlejohns to ramsin ss pastor for the fourth' yosr. The' invit- ation was accepted subject to Con- ference.

THE BTANLEY.- The' Stanley

yesterday dnished taking up the buoys oil Bummerslde and then took up the buoys at Point du Cherie and Miscouche. Today sho goo, go T0,-_ mentino' to take in the boil buoy and then to Tryon to take up the auto- matic buoy. She returns to this port this afternoon and goes next to bring in the buoys from the South Side of the Island and the Magdalene.

_...___ »n»sMouN'r Acco|v|ooA'r|6N.- The French remount officer at Ot- tawa hss asked by telegram if five hundred horses could be accomodated at St. John until shipped overseas. The re'ply has been sent that the nec- essary sccomodstlon is available in' the exceptionally well constructed sheds at the exhibition grounds there; which have already been used for this purpose. It is therefore possible that the shipment of remounts se- cured in the maritime provinces, es- pecially Prince Edward Island, may be o feature of the winter business at this port, says the Maritime' Mer- chant.

SPECIAL SERVlCE8.- The

evangelistic service st Kensington on M°“dllY evening was ve/ry' largely st- tended, and will always- be a blessed memory in the hearts of all who were present. The opening song service was conducted by the choir leader T. W. Be/ntley. and was supplemented by two very beautiful solos by Re'v. J. M. Murchison, which were sermons in themselves: Tho talk bythe Evan-, gelist was based on “The Healing of Blind Bartime`as" and in his straight- forward, convlncing manner, he brought home to his audience very clearly the fact that Christ was ss near to any one of theim that night as Ho was to the blind- beggar; that He was just as willing and able to save and £0 |1681 them. ss He was then and that U19 light Mid Joy that came to Bartimeas might also be thdirs for tho' asking. In the after se-rvioe_ es- pecially was the power and presence of the 'Holy Spirit felt, when upwards- of fifty people knelt around the altar mil and prayed earnestly for the touch of His pierced hand on their sightloss eyes. and as surely ms God answers prayer, s‘o these prayers will bc answered. -Com.

MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD.-

The regular meeting of the _City School Board was held on _Monday evening. There were present, the' chair- man, Mr. Henry Smith, Hon. Dr. Jon- kins, J. J. Johnston. K. C., Dr. Mc- Millan and Mr. J. P. »Gordd'on; also the principals of the three city schodls. Tho' prlncipsls reports and the statistical statements were received and other regular business disposed oi‘. The' Christmas closinll of the schools was fixed for Friday, the' 22nd il\~Si», and the schools will reopen on Jnnua,ry~2. 1917. The, hours' ot closing will be: Queen Square at 9.20 to 10.20 a. .m.; West Kent,,10.30: ‘to 11.30 Prince Street. 11.30 to 12.30; Roch- ford Square School ,2.00'to 3.00 p. m. Visitors for the month were ap- pointed as follows: Queen Square Schoo'i,_ Dr. Jenkins sud' Mr .J. -P. Gordon; Prince Street, Dr. Mc'Ml-llan and Mr. Henry Smith; West Kent Stl'9Q£. School. Mr. J. J. Johnston and Mr. Henry Smith; Rochford Square School, Mr. J. P. Gordon and Mr. J. J. Johnston.

' SOME POTATOES.- Mr. Aus-

tin McGllvary the noted potato grower of Glenfanning had this year six acres under potatoes which yielded him twelve hundred bushels, un average of two hundred bushels por acre which is a. pretty good aver- age yield for this province. Of this number\Mr. McGilvray shipped sev- en hundred bushels st sixty cents per bushel making a total of four hundred and twenty dollars which he realized from potatoes alone. 'Be- sides cultivstingone hundred and fifty acres of land, Mr. McGilvray this year ran s meat delivery wagon on the Launching route and also operates a threshing outfit and grain crusher, a convenience much appre-

the contract of carrying the mail on. the Cardigan Annandale route one Qt the longest mail routes on the Island the round trip covering s. distance of thirty three miles. Mr. McGilvray discharges the duties of this some- flhat dliiicult route to the satisfac- tion of all concerned.-&

STUDENTS' GIFT FUND A SUC-

CESS.-The following extracts of let- ters from officers of tho 105th since going overseas will bo oi much in- terest. especially to the young stud- ents whose "Students' Gift/ Fund" sc- oomplished so much. Speitllung of the first field kitchen previous to ar- rival of the second, one extract says: "We are using the School Child'ren‘s Fbold Kitchen every d'uy. lt is splen did'.” Another says: "The field' kitch- en is a gem, and it has been such a comfort to us." A letter from the of- ficer commanding the 105th speaking of the safe arrival of the second kit- chen s considerable time ago, states it had been. and' wss in dhily use by the regiment. Continuing this letter dated Nov. 4th, ssys: "Wo find the two kitchens working splendisily and really indispensable." (Co-incident with the arrival of this plessiug news

from yerrsess, came letters from school outside the city containing more than suihclont money to psy oif the bslsnce dns on the second kitch- en.) ln regsrd to the kitchens, sn- othor officer had written: "Wo re- ceived the second .kitchen safely. They sro simply frost things." lt will surely prove s source of much plsssuro to the young people to know they have been sblo to provide this moans of comfort for the brave boys. Their loysl work hss resulted ln the Students' Fund being success- ful beyond' sxpectstions snd ss there will ho s surplus of about 8285.00, which goes to tho !'Boldiiors' Dissble- mont Fund," the bo ond girls have

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