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. orerioe McPherson. . e on ’ . Campbell invited the members to dimmm gm‘ m mm" ‘m

. sills ..ls*i..l"r.".s'r we W We or m ‘day of Rim-unity. H.011 call will be rows. r. Error.“

1 mes. .eenrzc1;s » rig

. ‘tihe National Anltihern. Av Vgflﬂtle- Tm‘: K'“gg§‘gg§,S°“°°L llicimls lunch was then served by the hostess Aiterwarrds an enioy- - able Sing-song was held. Kingston School held their

Christmas concert in the hall on

A very enjoyablg Christmas con-

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RBOltBtiOn -Freddy Ellis

The Vernon River Womerfe ln- Intermission and Sale oi Candy. itiituw lliilgi at Itihﬁfeséiwltie 0! Recitatigg —F'red Dou .

is. c on av ve- N m“; _ ﬁn“ riiniz. Jan. 10th with seven mem- “Meﬁem Mmﬁo bers and two visitors present. Qhwu5_5nmt Night ligtgetinsodovspsrl? hi‘; inﬂow {ﬂ- Recitation -RusselE1iis. s ulc e 0 owe y repeat“! _ Cree-d in unison. lvilinutes of the wxglfm organ select‘ Balm last Yfzgffmoguwere 1W1 W! "M" Step Dance —Joe MacDonald

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(encased) New Y or’ Resolumir . Three new rlnlegrtnlxegs berg IVGICOWlIEd hi1 the Recltatmn “m”? mun‘ itu e. e corresnon eIWBS

b Benny Watts (moored) mwtreseés. znjnsxrsmﬁrs; has or» so new ‘gelﬁégjeﬂekaésmlrziy "fﬁvﬂfntmu, coftegir-danoe 41mm mu (en-

. bone o e once. -

Itewas weed m,“ m‘ seeping m Recitation -I:nimet Dougari. the apron be ind-zed at tihe next 1719408119 —P1l-Y1!1¢ 90°30!‘- meeting, Mrs. Everett Stewart Bane —Bl11e Eves ——Betty. Irene and Cecilia Currlepwere renppolnt- and Iﬁwis Gvllrt- edon sick committee and Mrs. Recitation —Leonard mils. Vernon Campbell and Cecilia Cum-is Bong —When the Fields are on the program committee. The White with Daisies I'll Return - rozram for the evening consisted Colin Campbell teneored.) of a reading bv Cecilia. Currie; a Exercise —The Sandman —Pea.r1 contest put on by Mrs. Vernon Ellis. - Campbell. won by Mrs. T. Lea. Mrs. Closing . Curley. Mrs. R. Enman and Betty and Irene cou _ Owiiie Currie. A contest out on At the conclusion o! the pi-o- . gramme Santa Claus appeared and ‘

Tuesday evening. Dec. 20th

i—————— . The hall was filled to anueity with a DONALDSTON CONCERT lsr e number oi gateoauers and

tors. . Mr. Gordon Newson very capably f ggltoolwjigom ‘fxidmﬂrsdgiégfrflif; presided as chairman and the tol- l‘ December 22nd. The program eon: 10mm“ “rﬁﬂﬂ” ,",','“ mrﬂed 0M“ “m”. c“ WW5» diawiluﬂ- ‘m4 lion Newson and Vere. Livingstone, recitsticns was well rendered by Mas-S Qgldwﬂn c, y; the pupils and 2011111’- imnie n! Newsori and Davis Ward. r the district. Mr. doilll Dougan (moi-us: welecms by the school. l- bapably noted chairmen. glaciation; W ' e, Norma

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Following is the program: W 1,1,, Opening Emmet Dougan. Recitation, Old Folks. Broil Choius -Welcome - Margaret Greenand Edna. Golwill.

Ellzs. Betty and Irene court. Solo. Joyce Mawwain. Recitation -Pi-eddle Court. Recitation, Doris Green. Dialogue —Clisnglng servants - Dmltrmle. Mouse to the Rescue. Recitation -Vincent Douaan. Belle Smith lean White. Alton Song -Silvery Moonlight Trail Willis. Rm! iiewwn- Elmer Colwlll.

-Berty and Irene Court. 59ml “WWII- Recitatlon -Jock Dougan. D1151 07 We 341mm“ swkillﬁh song __,praiﬂe Moon __Benny Monolcgue. Douglas Dooherty

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Recitation —Kenneth Ellis. gleilr-cgefthﬂsﬂgﬁfl- w

A Comic Exercise ~bouls Mac-

Donald and Mrs. Frank McIntyre. p" Belle 3mm and u“

Dialogue —A Mock Wedding.

, te. £2???" -M°f_i' m1.‘:!1___*_ Dialogue. llinz ot Sally. Norma

Be Willis. Robert. Younker, NUWQOn.

rﬁlemmris Gtee o. n. . Recitation, Lewis

master. ,..nterrnlsslon. sale oi’ candy. mus

u 61g 31,31?‘ scum Miaundggliilldl- ﬁve-reim- mq “sh... 11.1101.

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ﬁrst of all a seek. _*"““' _ mm...“ Y“ w“ 1"" ‘n: our mﬂhﬁmsts unless you use a good m; hey Neweun. ’

ﬂ 1' . . wagon,’ lair; do _ 21:“ wlidtt: , 2;: mt" m“ i r N! mym m newm. new" mum.

use nothing but Rana. mil- miu. w I'm an to oiad

Song —Get Away Old Man -

Chorus wgrgaret Ellis,

, d pupils. The entertainment closed

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Mouth organ solo. Roy Newson. ise: His star.

MMFMYGII. Exercise. Robert Green and-Emma

ma . lugiinilfm’ <1 ﬂﬂltl Ill

llo ixtsnslon , , " 0f Smsltl-‘ishing Season, Itoport

GITAWA. Jill. M-—(GP)— ‘Hie Mia-gene smelt Iislilng season will

present the eaksstl yea-m. with no sign otwearly improve-

extenaion of t-he current fishing season would probably result in a heavy carry-over o! melts, th consequent adverse eﬂeet ugi next season's marketing," a - pertinent statement. said.

while the season varies for - ierenb areas. the leawétk in e

New Glasgow

Friends o! Mr. Hsrofd

that he Ls conﬁned account oi’ illness.

Visitors to the City from this sec- smith, Horace Cutilﬂe, Chester B - man.

Mrs Everett Rirgueon, eeoom- panied by her son, Robert and daughter, slilrley, Charlottetown, were Vl5ii0r5 here Saturday, the guests o1 Mrs. Lulu Elms.

Mr. Frank Nicholson, Hunter Riv- er, left. recently (or Boston. Mr. Nicholson took a car load o1 cattle to dispose of.

in condition tor ear driving.

Mr. Robert Stevenson is out o- gain alter his recent Linens.

Mr. Stanley rs, simmer-stale. is at. present in t_ Mary's having been 6811841 home on account ot he serious illness 01 his mother. Nlrs.

tth pastweelchere thsguea S l1 O oliemn. Harland Hill. An th interesting afternoon o! rr*%."~..°§..r=*2.=~se.i""..':“"~h.. OW r crowd attended to witness tihe horse

Mm . Owns Smith and Lemuel Craswell, motorelddrw the gt! on wile who is a tient in

Edward Islaricimﬁospit i remains tie same. _ a Miss Lucy Woolner. North Rus- tico, resumed to her home alter an enjoyable visit. with her sister. W8- Mervyn Bulman.

Mrs. James Bulman, spent the past. week with Mr. and Mira, Fred- erlck Toombs, South Rustlco. Friends o! Miss Lois McDonald

will be glad w learn that she is improving In health shice her ill- ness.

___,_ Quite a1 nugiberm 01w m o! mum an w oop ave beenlibported int-h: vicinity of Wheotley River.

The following donations will be ven to the owners or the fastest arses In the different china at the end o1’ racing season. ree rug, Revel ckleson, bridle, c- Guigan and Boyle, halter van Bowman, horse r113. .1. Lester -

ter,'stanley Show and Peardon. This will be very inviting to owners 0t speed.

Glasgow Imper and the Rms oi the Rangers.

the patients in the

Mrs Edison Rulings. Mrs. reiuriled to her home Sunday.

tute held their January meet

an attendance o! sixteen iuembe

named were sic ,

Teachers Aid was read y

was read b the secretiryJvir

H0 11y» . on the Turkey?

20 Prizes ‘Offered A For Bast A

THEATRE

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mien: us‘ ‘shown u

merit. "Under these cirwmsteness. sn-

Eﬁiiiaiii

Hazel Grove, will et w eani his bed on

tlon recently were Messrs. Geo e L

Clark South Rustlsoi "i"

Minted. behdld thhehemeolildrs. Manny‘

K012013030 WOMINT INSTITUTE

0N1 W86 - mﬁﬁnbl‘? tor heat. to

for tgtisshegregﬁl i: vlvlﬁﬁfseﬂtpsgliléct, solution, cash w h" m. ‘Hum m m“ ‘ pr ze a n o =

1st prize - - - - - -S15.00 2nd prize-------10.00 SrdprIze-u-n- 4th prize-.....- 4.00 5tliprize-------- 3.00

and 10 more prizes of 50 cents each.

6th prize-------$ 2-99 7th prize _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _V L00 BULB S-Evary competitor, nlmnigllied under Rule 2. S“); that

8th prize - 9th prize -

Another League game o! hockey 710th prize _ _ _ _ _ _

was played on the rink here on Saturday evenln between the Nae;

Rangers. The score was 4-3 in isvor

Favorable reports um heard trom P. 1i‘- lan

Is d Hospital. Mrs. Ernest Houston! ﬁr:

[grip]; 1_q~n ompetltiou closes to b: eonaldei-ed most reach The 0

The Hazel Grove Women's Insti-

on Tuesday evening, Jan. I1, at gig

aunt a-Any “m... who u paid In advance oLSeJaG-MIDSS. u home of lvirs. Merton Bag-nail, with '

compete lot the aha: Also Bu! In

see. Ily. living In the lame house.

and six visitors resent, the presid- ent presiding. he Beeratai-yﬂs i-e- port was heard and stood approved; some bills we presented and or- dered to be d. The sick commit- tee was absent, but the other coin- mltt/ees report and the new ones

Barbara

eorreepondts are would lulu a-Any Iubaoriber w

and ‘Jean Pound. School, Misses the amount o! the arrears payable- rviorion and naruara Pound. A coin- inittee was asked to write a letter o! mpathy to a bereaved family in e community. A booklet Igim e

Pound, Also s. letter of acknow- ledgement from the T. B. League

The number of feathers on the turkey is the sum total ot the figures shown In the picture. Tbosl figures are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. WHAT D0 ALL TH ESE FIGURES ADD UP T0 7

This contest i sponsored by The Charlottetown Guardian. All prizes are guaranteed by The Island Guardian Pub., Co., Ltd._ Box 491, Charlottetown, to whom all correspondence should be addressed».

2o prizes offered CONDITIONS (Continued)

RULE l-dmiyone I810‘ eligible under nnh a and not beeanlm eligible 1m er Rule may quail“. oi- Iplztlq o; byxudm m o‘

com shall a {Ibo members 0t h or her Immediate hmil! o

agree, ban to 1.00 bddiitii ‘brim ‘in u» Iiflaa ﬁtit"x.i’....°°r. 1,00 To so quality the entry It Ia 11W have it aeeoni ﬂauluiig; 1'00 ‘Iieiiivetwnﬂghlrtin arﬁorrihtlonmwttb‘tlre“e?t9tr'y and m 1m . . , .00 Instead I $15.00.. A ll l‘ Twenty 1mm l:':.'...“‘::.i.":°..'.'“t i?» m arrears. reiiew um omit.- 1m and

loraelianeetewlna 0 LI:

but sueb euallttcatton gives a contestant a chance to wln D0

Fabﬂmfy 1; [p39, A“ "hﬂlgnl the prise that otherwise might be wen. barlottetown Guardian by that

ho had sent “m! h “M Wm‘ u“ "h" lirmiriiihﬁulir; ‘iivitlihliirlorhzrmszbuiihdhlnohzevdrdance wl m“ 0mm“ Pumas‘ .“' Rule s. u those who tied have both, or all. sent In new subscrip-

r Iio la In arrears uia compete on coudl- he or who became ellelble In mid Iurtbeet in advnnc- In the l""f_ paid and the subscript n renewed to some 194i. I! both or m are nsld In advance o! Dﬂf; §1'_1.'l.‘."-'3T? na should immediately write money will be divided evenly among those tvlr- arleltetown Guardian to learn ' Any and all members o! such a h, also when the Iubwrlber hi! ' Cut out this Iorm along the border lines. till In um. PIE-LL ed up to September 30. I889. to the Chlﬂottetown Guardian. E0. Bmi I91 Charlotte 0 -

Ito Short Term Subscriptions Accepted In This Contest

s. Pope Bagn very kindly invited the members oi her home roe the rpbrnary meeting. The ielresh- ‘nggnt committee M11551 m Iter-

aguait Mrs. Fr egg, and s. B en Bel-tr .

Subscription Rates (Cash In Advance)

86.00 per year;

nylon in P. n. i.-. m» nor year:

Solution Turkey Feathsrsﬁiiompstition

(E)—MY solution of the number oi’ feathers oirtlie turkey is

(_b)-l am eligible for the competition on the subscription addressed to the following subscriber:

NHIIIG sssomesuaeollolaaollolbelaeeel AddIUIInuu-u-u-u-n

(en-Amount enclosed on account 6t the above subscription. 8- -- (ch-New subscription. Name ...............2........_ '

, r a, ' Address Second new subscription. Name

Address

‘Amount enclosed for new subscription, S. ..........T

Nlm. o’ eoltlllilht (u.“V."iii-Is...........-...-

senescent‘

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‘l. Vlai-ebteoaseoeeoee wgMrr-mrl

,eathers

ng n the same

send In a years aubaerl i Joi- someone else In order to on b_ . A n not now a I11

scribe:- wolld have to aubaertbe h msslt. an; also send a new sub;

serlotlon for someone else. to quality his en rv tor a obanee to

‘ a oonau: nrlle. It ls not ohllrmrv to wsllty I111!" “flan

RULE S-Eaeh com tlte . by ndlnrln his or her solution. an?" u.» m decision .5... ha»? will be indisputable and urn.

inem- BUL! ‘l-AII solutions must be sent on the printed tom 50'"-

Hons. then the brine will to to the one whose subaerintlon on which