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JLDDED ENJOYMENT

~ WEEKLY N EWS

‘f1’ IJULBEBTSON BRIDGE ' ‘ “ EXPERIENCES

_ ‘Entertaining - ducational

choir noyaury SCHOOL

Honor roll for November. Gr dc X-l Nora Harper, 2 Inu- be Andrew, 3 Vera Roper. Gray's’ 1X—~1 Arthur Love, I Lloyd; ﬁplmes, 3 Walter Morrissey. Grade VIII-l Scott Andrew, 2 1mm; smith, a Zita Marrlssey. Grad “‘VII-—l Vera Smith, 2 Oll- vey rfd mes. Graae VI-q Keith Clay. 2 Har- bld blizhrents, 3 Alvin Andrew. Gradé.‘ V-l Florence Roper, 2 Ralpliﬂiobertson. 3 Donald Holmes. Gr‘ e’ IV~1 Mona. Clay,‘ 2 Ber- Ilice, re, S Doris Cleunents. Gr" LIII—1 Irene Roper. 2 Bhit yjparrich, 3 Ethel Roper. GrygieJI-l Harold Clark, 2 Max- ine lmreeler, 3 012a Smith. Glﬂdmli (a) l Marlon wheeler. 2 Adcﬂhobertson, 3 Paddy Walsh. Grads»! (b) .i Waldron Roper, 2 Myron Morrissey. . Grarleql (c) 1 VelrnamAndmw, 3 Bobbygglements. Isabel

m1g3;.g_M2cFadyen and

- BrOWQ-f-IQZLCYIGIS.

{- M-fl‘. BOPE SCHOOL 797': - FQIQy/irlgis the standing for

Nﬂvgmﬁpl‘.

GpadpyX-l Allan Maoheod, I Everett Macbeod.

Grade IX-l Harold Dockendori’!

Grade VII-l Florence Burhoo, I Ansell Judson.

Grade V-l Elvin MacLeod, 2 Blew‘ purrie.

Gra e IV-—1 Ethel Currie.

Grade 111 (S12) l Hubert Mac- ilemiﬂi Christine Moot-cod.

discs m (an 1 Russel Docken-

Grade I—-1 Arthur MacDonald.

Perfﬁzt attendance. Albert Burhoe

Myles MacPhcrson-Teacher.

N! ilh DOUEBEAD R/OAD SCHOOL

Milka?’

Hobos, roll tor November.

Gratis IX-e-l Ina MacDonald.

Grads VII-l Wendell Birt, M}

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~ Mlliloil 1:0“

FRINGE EIIWARIFSlARTTNG ‘MUIBAY

DISTURBINO

'5. 11rd S

HAP

Annie Doyle.

Grade VL-l Nora. Kielly, 2 Al- thea mckendorfi. 3 EIdLson Mu:- wllan.

Grade v-1 Janet swam? Garth Birt and Muriel Webster, 3 Mar-

garepWooldrldg-e. - . . Grade IV (Sin) l Helen ivlracldll- lan and Clarence woaldrldgc. Grade 1V (J12) 1 Allan Reardon, 2 Harvey Kielly and Lorne Klelly, 3 Rita Doyle. Grade XXL-i Eddy Doyle.

"EVER SINCE EVE" - wrm .;. aroma 01mm: Brism- Herbert uusua sham-mommy mu CIIAPTII r . . . am s-rauuuvc nucx muss

Bapitoksaas Mon.

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BINNIE BARNES

REMEMBER KATHARINE HOWARD IN HENRY Vlll" ALSO 1N CAST IS

Nell Hamilton. Paul Cavanagh, Eusane Palleite. Grant Mitchell

' carrro’ Luca“ w»

Central y . A Guardian

Card of almanac,

1m family o! mum moms Hogan wish to thank their msuz’ iriondslior kindness shown them also those who sent‘ Mass Cards‘

TOO MANY B08355. _ L-QTN-lﬂ-vll-Gl.

_....._ ooursnnanon urn muon- aucs. IrUIBB-‘I-ll-ﬂlll.

IISEIVI Monday sac‘ Tuesday

next for Queen Square School An- nual consort. Il-ﬂﬂ-lﬂ-ld-ﬂi.

Till BANK 0F MONTREAL has sent tho om o1 its

qussu comm! scuoor. AN-

you’; cgrglolsu, Mmdsy, Decem- 1 . good nwmmws»

m 5 ' h-ﬂsv-iz-ic-zi.

I'll! BUYER - w. M. Maurice just arrived from Montreal is loca- ted with P. E. I. Fur ﬁnders. 182 Queen St., buying Silver Fox Pelt! and other furs. lv-ﬂsl-ll-ls-si

ABE YOU GOING to livo tho Kiddies s. Christmas Tree this year. We have the decorated lamps in all shades and sizes. chnweli 4r 00-. 1'13 Grafton Street.

THE BAPTIST CHURClL-Dr. Vincent will spank in tho morning on “The Primacy of tho Cross" and in the evening ho will continue his series on the ‘lien Commandlnenis, with a sermon on The Eighth Com- mandment. Mrs. G. Elliott Full will be in charge of tho music o! the day.

REV. ARTHUR WALLIS, B. A., Pastor. Bradalbane, Saturday 7 PM. Missionary Service "Bermuda, the mchanled Isles." Colored slides. Sunday ll A. M. Pleasant Valley.

.A.DDED ENJOYMENT MUSICAL — SNAPSHOTS

How His Majesty Will "Broadcast

What MPDens when the King broadcasts to Britain and the Empire on Christmas Day? How is it all arranged?

Grade I (s) 1 Erma Blrt. 2 Mar- jorie MacDonald and Veda Mac- Donald, s Gordon Webster. |

Grade I (b) l Mary Webster, 2 Alden Dockendorif, 3 Muriel Mac- Donald.

Grade I (c) l CarmerrDocken- dcrff; 2 iii-nest Mach/Lilian, 3 Tom Power. '

Edith Miahmhlan-‘Ileaoher.

;ll| newsman

MRS. SARAH WEIR

After a long perlodo! illness the ‘ death occured ‘on Friday morning or Mm. SaralrWeir, widow oi the late R/IHH. 'Weir,~ at thwagc of 86 years. Mrs. Weir passed sway at her homo on HaveloclvStrsct‘, Am- herst, NS, and in her years of health was one or the best known and most active women in the town. She was prominent in churchwork and only in recentyears did she lay aside her activity in c this respect. She is survived by two daughters, lbaura st home and Mrs. Watson Fife oi.’ Charlottetown, and - three sons, wit‘. in Charlottetown, ‘Gerald in Detroit, and George in Calgary. There is also a nephew, George

I will tell you. writes J . C. Can- nell in a British periodical. The technical side of it is in the hands 01 the outside staff of the British Broadcasting Company.

This outside broadcasting staff is- rathor a large one. It has to bo-so many engagements fall to them.

Actually, on Christmas Day, there are {our 0i these B. B. C. men on duty, at Sandringham~ three englneeers under Mr. Gerald Cock.

They g0 0n Christmas Eve to Sandringham to place the micro- phones in position in the Kingsh studynnd to test the two. lines, by means oi which Britain and the Empire will hear the King's voicc Just after Christmas ‘dinner.

Double lines are laid so u to guard against the possibility of a breakdown or a hitch oi any kind Oneoi them runs through Note tingham to Broadcasting House. and the other through Norwich and

8 P. M. Rose Vsllsy- ‘i P. M. Brad- albanc. 14-2196-12-15-11.

CHABLOTIETOWN FUR SALES wish to announce that they are now pelting foxes for the general public- Them are three complete peltihg units electrically heated and they guarantee uniiorm curing of iurs and they can pelt 450 ‘ioxes s day. Skilled workmanship under expert supervision in the best equipped pelting establishment in the coun- try is yours for ‘i5 cents a (ox.

L-2109 PERSONALS

Keith, son of Mr- and Mm.

Billie Duuglan- nayﬂcld st is =-

patient in the P. E. Island HOS- pital. _ v

Mr. A. B. Les Eco-he oi Sum- merside spent s iow days in the city this week on lnsiness.

East Royalty Dramatic Club

The annual‘ m3eting of the East Royalty Dramatic Players was held st East Royalty recently and much enthusiasm wu shown by all the members present. The election of oificcrsjor .the_,y_ear resulted as

Chelmsiord.

When the King voice comes through from Sandringham on these two lines to the control- rooim at laughs-m Piece, iibo engineers have to dlcide quickly on which line the reception is beam. In the control-room they will hear the King's voice in duplicate, u it were, and will select, tho line glv-

2 Cemetery.

Tupper, oi Bear River. There will be deep sympathy lwith the family in their bereavement. . The funeral waa- held from tbc home on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment iuHighiand

ing the more effective reception. g

Then the Royal voice will be lent automatically to Dc y. in the Emlpire Broadcasting Station. and the‘ other tnahsrrlitting stations in Britain, w be sent out for you in the Domiulcms and Oclmiles.

Other mentbera ot tho Royal

that the reception mtantcmecus, Just as though the

follows:

Hon. President-Emma. Holmes. President-Dixon Holmes.

Vlcs President-Wallace Andrew-

LOADING ruumrs ronsv_ .1. M. mop. . L-ﬂM-ii-li-ﬂ a

. ,, -l Bouquets. llsslluss o. nun-us an an By and ﬂowers in tlill

"m" not“: u : ~ a iﬂ-wﬁu». i. rvlwwiaru the M um

Cards, Spiritual Bcuquoh, Mes sages of Sympathy and Flowers:

FLOW!!!

The Charlottetown Guardian. lnnploym of the Cbsrlottstou Guardian. .

Mr. Noel DcBiois. City.

Miss F. a M. Joluison,’ City. -

Mr. and Mrs. l". M. Moors db ism ily, City.

MASS chaos

mersidc (G hill-l).

Summers“ (1 high)

side (1 high). Guardian Employees (1 high).

Summerslde. City.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laurie. City. Mr. and Mrs. City. - Mrs. Mary Barrett dz family, City Mr. and Mrs-Lawrence Kelly, Miss Bertha Lawlor, City.

Mr. and ma. P. Dennis, City.

City

family. City.

Miss Ethel Mclintee, City. The Misses Annie dz Joseph, City.

City. ' - Miss Gertrude Coady, City.

Mr. and Mrs. L C

ily, City, Mr. and Mrs.

ARE YOU u

George Tull. City.

lif . . . Mlelburrﬂl Health and Nerve Pills.

and healthier.

Seorctary ‘Treasurer - Emma MoNevin.

Executive - Georgie Harper, Louis Whcatley, Norman MaoWil- llama. _

The very successful plays for- merly staged by the club were rc- viewcd and it was decided to pre- sent Dennison! three act comedy. "George in a Jam" during the present month, The splendid an- nex recently built on to Hearts Hail will have n. heater installed at once and some slight changes will

parw bo made to tho stage and lidhtlng,

s. larger advertising play program will be printed and important business matters in connection with the club were discussed. Th». services of J. Austin Tninor werc Illin secured as dramatic director Parts were liven out for tho com- ing play and the evenings selected for rehearsals Everything point: to s very successful ynr for the

door o! the King's study, 1mm East Rnvaitv Dramatic Club.

which he is speaking. wow to ' " , ' ""“' ———————"“'—*_"'_—-~»

allow them tohoar his actual voico- mulla- ono, containing [rod 'I'.he King will be cnt/llroly slob: electric lamp.

When this red 113i! flickers Hi:

he prefers not, to have anyone prc- Majesty knows that tho whole . ‘sent in the room while he is talk‘- Qn ' ‘u Inn of broad- Ilng. - casting is prepared u» send his Incidentally, this method oi leov- words out through the other; and the speaker alone isobocrvod whsnitcoaicairlpormclwitlyrod. ge-ncrallyby the B. B. C when lnucccptsthctutinsignaitobe- ordinarytmlksolwbdnlkivon from gin hill-talk. when the King has mums: whzzoaadactuzcmﬂgw; as; his lost word the red light goes have 803100116 with him. but iorr tho " mg wggam mum“ 53¢; mcuMics-theroistben uodb-' §|-|Qp AT THE ‘ '\ “In M ." - v i _ I . . i l. *' . ~ '- , Ream’ “h1°v_;"m“'5'i~13'<7===5,% ' Ian's Glft Stars * . wmauwmsumur-‘u-a‘ 50m“;- ,€<9i'il.:~ i’ ' " bcwilnmnnwmmmm " g l ‘Holiday SPQCIaIS l vlgn-ﬁnmmigwmglréwbww WI ‘é A m‘? » - my will slsmbio u limitation Specials in n kwoar j s. ,~ hrlstmas has its own particular. bakery goods _ _. _ : q made from genorstlon-to-goncration banded down. ~ wmnnn‘ ifmwdwmw“: __ ‘Z59 35°’ m ‘ n‘ 3 miss "' g some are stocked. otlurs will lmo to be bro-amt. l | gum-i, Wool Mutilu-s .- -=a~"-‘""*""- “m "° ' "" °" “‘°“’" °"'°' ..";f'..?i".a..”;.“.‘."a?;£ﬁ ' ~ "s to m“ [fmzi yursﬁnow. g _ v K" ‘ , . mtokinmvilihcidsmvm 11-“ 431mg T“ 1y"; . '._ FRUIT CAKE was»; HEAT mes. a f'm.?£§ . " ' ‘Glow .1 s‘ I‘, . o‘. n - ‘ g _'_Y1l1' ‘m ________40c 22¢ m, nfmﬁp": wmw} - 81.00 and up. i , .,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,¢ vouw cares sass-sue: .':."f*.:. ~11?‘ = I “ , ," um from Cicadas-y Blunt m; m; mm will ysy ma; up Lllmborlltsll‘! Rubbers _ I 5 4 wiﬂlﬂoh, . iwtuallyhsarthcloyol smsogass_.|;y¢y-yg||_|gg g m“: "no “nun-us:- ‘l m. m a" i, Lian‘ .. , ‘v T’ , ._ .‘ .. ‘Tllolhhlﬂllibﬂi’ would‘ In .'~_ ‘, 5 ZY,‘l ..» _; . I ' ‘" z ., . . »-".4 aaswmatmmassa. l ensued nisiropbobu than ' I o

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Mr. and ma. n. Hemphill, city]

m. a my. J. r. Hogan, Sum- Msry. Janlcs at Charlie Hogan, Mrs. James A. McNeil]; Summer- Mr. and Mrs. H. I‘. Connors. City, m. and Mrs. Rv-FA- MacDonald.

i

City. - McCorey drDougan Furlily. City. Mrs- Leonard McNsill d: family,

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corcoran, Junior Catholic Women: League. Arthur Gcrmley,

Miss Eileen Ryan, New Glasgow.

City. ‘Mrs. Charles Heron and J'"'".es, m

ty. . Mr. and Mrs. John Pollard, City. ' Tho Misses Mae and Bessie King,

Mrs. M. Ryan and Edward, City. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Gallant. City. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Purcell and Sophia Mr. and Mrs. J. Louis McDonald,

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cullen. City. The Family. Reddin Bros, City.

W. 'G00dwin.

lty. v Capt. and Mrs. Roach and ism-i

and down ANOTH E

n» you feel sllﬂdraggedcut" some ‘day! . . . restless nights . . . nerves on _cdgo . . . sick headaches! Got a new grip on Restore your nerve torco with

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‘Travellers Rest. Saint Charles Auxiliary.

‘Boshner, City. Mr. sud Mrs. F. Rush, City. Mnand Mrs. Frank Walker, City Mr. and Mrs. Leo Duffy, City. John Power and brothers, City. Mr. and Mrs. Prod Coylc, City. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Stanley City. Mr. Millbury, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. family, City., _ Mr. and Mrs. James A. City.

N 5, _ srmrrusr. aocqusrs - Mr. a M . .1. n. we . Bede“?! m Donald Mrs. Clara McLel1an,. City. m». and Mrs. J. E. Dalton, Sum- M“ Kﬂihﬂme Meclnnlﬂ and merside. Mm‘ m. and Mrs. w. P. Callaghan, Mi" Km” "Yllﬂ- Cliv- summeﬂu _ v Mrs. Annie Blacquicre. Mr. J hn o mle Cit . Mr. ago £23. grumbling, LETTERS 0F SYMPATFY

H: Honor Lieut Govomor Do- o

Mr. T. B. Grady. The Sisters Miscouchs Convent. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. C ‘laghsn, Summerside. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McNeiil and family. Sumrnerside. Mr. and ‘Mrs. i-"o Wood, Sum- merslde. Mrs. Wllbvrt Delaney, Malpeque. Mr. and Mrs. Jcs. E. McDonald, North Bedeque, Mr. and Mrs. Bummer-side. Mr. Huntley Keefe. ‘City. Miss Doris McKenna. Femwood. Miss Emma. llltzGel-ald. City, g Mls K. Sutherland, City. Mr. and Mrs. DobsonCisrk. City. l Mrs, Kathrrine Mcclnnis. City. Miss ital-grunt arm-due, Bedeque. Miss ElSiEI-DWG. City. The Quinn Family. City.

J. P." Msclnnis

ON DAY‘? R \.v/ ~

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Every

fllow would ‘you rs»: about Your A gfinaliclal ‘Future Today If YDU Wore IwicomYour. Present, Age ‘I

MI. sndsirs. Hubert McNoiil,

Mrs. Fred Steels and Mrs. Clive "

and Mrs. Arthur Hogan, R. Kerwin and Hughes.‘

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INSURANCE COM

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R. B. ‘Montcalm-Provincial Supt. 179 Kent Street, _

SOLVE “WIATLL WE Ull FOB MONEY" PROBLEM.

BERKELEY. ;°\l1f-, DOC. 1‘:- Tlw bsrtsr niovsluoat reached a new high last nisbt with s wad- ding oomplcta from minim: to music without bsnsfit of cosh» .

In "I do." lI-yoahold Jessie F. Barclay sealed uncooper- ative contract that- made her the barter bride of Roy C. McDonald, 24-year-old truck driver.

Nearly everything was obtained by barter-tho ring, flowers, trous- seau, two orchestras, refreshments and pal-son.

Jeasie and Roy, who promised in take each other b! iﬂodaing the words of tho customary ceremony solved the old problem of "Whnvll we use for money" by paying of! with "credits ‘warned at the raw , oi’ 60 an hour as work msmbsrs o!

tho Berkeley Sell-Help Co-opcr-

ltivc.

5 ncuorou mrnarasran u! caassm naucmc

i BOSION, Dec. it-Religion will ‘ be interprwted by the dancing oi a ' Brookline society glri as pan of the

pro-Christmas services oi’ the Un- _ ion Congregational Church next Sunday evening.

Rev. Dwight Bradley, pastes- of the church, acfinl on tho bells! that the dance, as well as vocal selec- tions, can be used to interpret the spirit of Christmas, has‘ arranged

_,

Miss Gladys ﬂughesgCity.

Mr- and Mrs. J. Alfred Doyle, City.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson, Carleton Siding.

Mr. and Mrs. N. McFarlane and Reta, City.

Mr. Elddic Vessey, City.

Miss Mary Doyle. North River.

Mr. and Mira. Wm. Christmsnn, Detroit, Michigan. 11-2809-12-18-11.

EVEN SANTNS NOT ALLOWED T0 BREAK THE TRAFFIC LAWS DIZPROPI‘. . it-“Scnta Claus, what will these litlls child- ren think when they see you breaking the trI-iiic laws like that?"

The voico, thundcrirlg from a loud speaker imtalled at a down- town intersection as part o! a po- lice safety drive, was that of Patrolman Robert Brown.

The jay-walking Santa Claus, a store employs. hustled quickly back< to the curb on hosring the admon- ition to wait for the green light.

GARTERS TOY STORES and. ‘ Santa Claus Headquarters

ll

‘A larger line of Boys , and cams SLEIGHS, szvow suovsss. HOCKEY srzcxs. HOCKEY PucKs. sxzss. nous, tail-ins ma," cansmc; as; xuvnsncanrsy sum ossx ma" c1141); saws. suoo rzv nocxsas. max . - amass, hosts BED-‘3l.*~W-4G;GONS' alumna sumo ws. ' ’ ‘ KIDDIE andjamony othoi- lines. i

'- limited . »

Ill ozprsssim o! panic

' rouge container.

shown an increase o!

vauvm

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Charlottetown

to have Missy Elsa-nor Bchirmer, a Brooklin society girl and a tBacher of dsncinyproacut six classic dan- coa st the service.

NEW VANITIEB LOOK LIKE GRANQJATHEIIRS HEAVY GOLD WATCH

CHICAGO, Dec. H.— Grand- father's heavy gold watch is in a. comeback a: one o! the smaiaest new designs in woman's vanities

With a yellow gold ﬂnish, other reproductions are Just aboutthe size grandmother might have won pinned to the iront of her dress.

Another bright idea is a new hand bog mirror one side of which is intended to be used in daylight and the other under electric lights. The idea is that the ordinary mir- ror in the'mellowing glow of arti- ficial light isn't quite as frank a] it should be

New and welcome are the even- ing vanities that are in ‘hemselve. party handbags. In their silk—0r satin-lined interiors they have sep- arate cigarette case. powder and lipstick, comb ouch in a definite place, plus a oompartu-wt ‘tor money.

CHARM SCHOOL AT ' ._ REHABILITATION CAMP

BOUN DBBOOK, N.J., Dec. l4. —'I‘ho New Desi now dispenses charm in easy doses.

Borrowing from tho sub-debs‘ copybooks, Camp Northovers lead~ ers have organized a course in "charm" — how to acquire per- sonality by conversation, the fun- f tals of "attract! ” social relations, and theGart o! living.

The course, one of a series, h planned to give almost 100 biisinesl and professional girls at the re~ habilitation camp a chance to IOTIGYr-lnd at tho some time sc- compiish-tha camp's main pur-

pose. _ The girls do all the house work

' except the cooking, and they stud!

-dressmaking, political science, current events, natural history, stage technique, physical education, sports. tyiitwriting, shorthand, do- mestic science, music appreciation. arts and crafts, and charm.

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