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     TPRINCE a l '  
     
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     CAPITOL 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOW PLAYING 
     
    
   
   
    
     *1 rlE CHAEDOTTETOWQLQQARDIAQT" 
     
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     LORETTA YOUNG 
     
    
   
   
    
     WINNIE LIGHTNEB 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     CENTRAL GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     DR. AltClllBALWS OFFICE will 
     
     be closed for a few weeks beginning 
     
    
   
   
    
     winter. They have ufloygd mlny 
     
     winter: m that beautiful Island and 
     
     their friends wish them may" 
     
     pleasant holiday. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     “ Ow PLAYING uarlxzaa 3.1a  110, 26:. IN  G |  f Jmll"? 5m 743°'1'3'3‘ Min Eva Wilkinson, char-lotte- 
     
     xlcllri" 7 s 8.1.5  26c, 37c. -—— town, was a VMNOIKTDTCOHIWII] on 
     
     KINDERGARTEN RBOPENS New Yea.‘ d”, ‘m, swayed the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MATINEE 3ll5—l8o, 26o. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     PRENUE EDWARD THURSDAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     FIVE Great Scream Stars 
     
     in One Great Prison RIOTl 
     
    
   
   
    
     [The All-American Halfwit: Break Out of 
     
     the Padded Cell m Die for"DcarOld]ai1" 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     NIGHT 7 é 8-45-2613 37c, 45c. 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     CAPITOL THURSDAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘luavllee sis-m. 26¢. Night 1 a. ass -2ee. 81c. 
     
     ‘~" ACTION GALLOPS ACROSS THE BOREEN 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     " lllrslclll. REVUE and TRAVELOGUE 
     
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     WITH THE WIIIZZ 0F 
     
     THE WILD AND WOOLY 
     
    
   
   
    
     WEST. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     SANTA CLAUS’ ’CH.*\IN WORK- 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     The most daring cowboy star 
     
     and the world's brnlnies horse 
     
     give you thrills a plcnty- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     SHOPS 
     
    

    
     In his difficult 1932 ChfstmaS 
     
     l job of joy-making, the Canadian 
     
     l Santa Claus had the help of a TOY 
     
     Shop Chain operated by Boy Scouts 
     
     land Girl Guides in 145 towns and 
     
     cities across the Domin on. ‘Toys, 
     
     gables, story books and dolls were 
     
     provided for fully 75.000 children, 
     
     including some 4,500 on prairie 
     
     iarnls by mail. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SOME TOY SHOP FIGURES 
     
    

    
     The Montreal scout Toy Shop lur- 
     
     rlished well over 16,000 gills for city 
     
     families, and 500 on western famls. 
     
     Calgary and Hamilton provided for 
     
     5,000 kiddies each, and Winnipeg 
     
     filled Santa's bag for the children 
     
     o! n half dozen institutions, and 
     
     361 cliildrcn on farms. Ottawa made 
     
     a new record by mailing gifts to 934 
     
     settlers‘ children. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     filmilllil fliluriuu loulplcxlolls. A 
     
     lillln gnltlc rubbing and your 5km 
     
    
   
   
    
     B illvilwrillrd alld wllelleli with the ago and in hockey he was one o! 110-11: of Tralce by Duilvail Car- Mrs. James Cousins expreswd he: lllol-taliy wounded during the battle Muriel McDonald sang a solo Llle i 
     
    

    
     true bealllv or youth. charmingly the most proficient goal tcndrrs.‘ mirllacl; dialogue lilo Captain's appreclatlon o; belng able 1,0 “lo-ml, o, Jumnd. eel-tweaks “lam me Mission Band I _ ‘ 
     
    

    
     fragrant. mlilzlllflllmllsellrlnls and His death under such tl-azic clr-‘ Whiskers (rllulrcdl: 100-11300 D00! 'l‘hon thl- chairman announce-l _ were prcsvlitbd by Mr Ross t0 Alice J w  
     
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     I earv cs tile rklll. Relieve". llll rough- 
     
     m " and chafing cau~ed ay weather 
     
     l, flIZdITlTOILTOXICS nnd stimulates. En- 
     
     ‘ lacs nlld proiects the loveliest 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     team M1921. He also took part in .ul:llk out oi school; drill Christ- 
     
     llremenb sports some twmty years mas time by l5 pupils: .4010 the 
     
    
   
   
    
     cumstances. will be wldcly regretted Sailta Claus: recitalzou, a. little boys 
     
    
   
   
    
     by a host oi friends. 
     
    
   
   
    
     speech; dntkc drill lilo 
     
    
   
   
    
     women's 
     
    
   
   
    
     The deceased is survived by his class by '1 boys; recitation Funny 
     
     rcvitaiioll a little girls 
     
    
   
   
    
     wire. rive sons and six dauflhivri- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arithmetic: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     pleased with the examllatlons, zlllaj 
     
     was very ulad to b0 able to attcnztf 
     
    
   
   
    
     that the entertainment 0i tllc nlw r- 
     
     noon be brought to a close with the 
     
     singing of the Naional Anthem. 
     
     Welcome, Hilda and Verna Bell-is» 
     
     to: chorus. J ngfe Bells, recitation, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ellaracllr shown by Ship's Boy Jack 
     
     (rm-llwell, a Boy Scout, alter being 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     r , dialogue gantzrs Helpers, recita- 
     
     lllfill Jimmy Harding, pantomime. 
     
     llil‘ flirt. recitation, Stirling Clark, 
     
     lrlrlq Jolly Old 5t. Ncbolas. recita- 
     
     li ll Eunllx: Clark, dialogue Christ.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wednesday morning, January 4th, 
     
     at 9.30. Children from 3% to 6 
     
     years may enroll. Jun 3-21. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LEAVES FOB. P. E. I.—NB'. Ed- 
     
     ward MacVlcar leit on Wfidflfidfl)‘ 
     
     for Georgetown, P. E. I.. where he 
     
     is a thelogiclll student and is tak- 
     
     ing duty at one of the churdhs in 
     
     that place-Sydney Post. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND — 
     
     ‘There will be service in the Kirk 
     
     at Murray River on Friday the 
     
     6th at 7.30, also on Sabbath, 8th, 
     
     at Murray River at 10.30, and, if 
     
     the travelling is favourable, at 
     
     Iris at 3 pm, and Belle River at 
     
     7 p.m. Rev. Elven MzlcDougull, 
     
     minister. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BOARD 0F EDUCATION 
     
     CHANGES-The following changes 
     
     and appointments are lannounlwd 
     
     by the Provincial Board of Educa- 
     
     tion. Mr. James Murphy, Inspector 
     
     of No. 4 Inspectorate, has been re- 
     
     placed by Mr. J. A, S. Williams. 
     
     Tyne Valley; Mr. R. Brewer Auld, 
     
     No. 3 Inspectorate, has been m- 
     
     placed by Mr. Wm, Smith, Kinkom; 
     
     Mr. D. J; Mullins, No. 9, has been 
     
     replaced by Mr, Herbert N. Murphy, 
     
     Georgetown; Miss Mary Donahue, 
     
     Cardigan, has been appointed a 
     
     teacher ill the Model School. 
     
    
   
   
    
     evening Rev, D.  Ross gave a 
     
     helpful Now Year ulcslaagc and Miss 
     
    
   
   
    
     Marjorie lloward, Eileen Margaret 
     
     Shaw, Stanley llolvllrd Crosby and 
     
     Jack Macmillan. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ Mr. and Mrs. David White, York 
     
    
   
   
    
     skating in Cornwall Rink that ev. 
     
     enlng. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and ma. W. N. Jenkins and 
     
     MP- N Mpntsomerr of Be- 
     
     dflque. accompanied by Dr. H. 
     
     Moyse of Halifax were visiting at 
     
     the parsonage on Thursday of last 
     
     week. ' 
     
    

    
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     MBBMAID SCHOOL 
     
    
   
   
    
     The send-annual examination of 
     
     Mermaid School wu hold in the 
     
     school-room on Wednesday, Dec. 
     
     I1. at a o'clock, m tllo presence of 
     
     Parents and visitors. The pupils 
     
     were examined by thou- "up", 
     
     was Helen Drisooll, and their opt 
     
     and correct answers gave evidence 
     
     of the work which had been accom. 
     
     pllshed. A Health Parade was pret- 
     
     tlly presented by the pupils. Santa 
     
     the“ flliwflred and delighted one 
     
     and all by presenting gifts from the 
     
     Christmas tree. A -leasing feature 
     
     of therafternoon was the reading 
     
     of an address to the Teacher on be- 
     
     half o! the pupils by Adel; M”- 
     
     Donald, and the prlcaentgtlm; 0g g 
     
     pair of beautiful tan fur-lined kid 
     
     zloves by Margaret Doyle, The 
     
     teacher, in a. few wordagthanlgeql 
     
     the pupils for LhBlI thoughtfulness. 
     
     Then followed remarks by all pm. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     i mummy}. 1m _ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SMILES 
     
    
   
   
    
     “And dld you enjoy your trip 
     
     through Switzerland?" 
     
    

    
     "You, very much. They had luol 
     
     lttnotlvo postcards all through 
     
     that country." . 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     “On what ground: do you uek l 
     
     divorce, Mr. Jenn?" - 
     
     "lneompallbfllty. I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     want a d  
     
     l voree. and my wife doesn't." 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the Department. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Deputy Minister of Agriculture. 
     
    
   
   
    
     00d? Gian "DnisvbuclcffiulzlH ’ ' 1* 
     
     F “m i AMONG "ma SMALLER cmas ‘VEDDHG BELLS __ A qum mt. expressing pleasure nt the pro- 
     
     EDNA MAY OLIVER, Rocco) or the smaller cities, Bflsklttnofl, wcddm ‘took ‘We at 1 130 am sress made by the pupils and good 
     
     Ares and Edgar Kennedy SllEYbTOOke alla slum rollll repeated g l ‘ ' - ' wishes to all for Christmas and the 
     
     . on December 2B at the home of l 
     
     . w ._ ‘ outstanding work of previous years, the bride “hm Em“ Fdna e1 d“ New Yea-T- The 5108i!!! O! the Na- 
     
     ‘ ‘  I and Moose Jaw in spite of hard daughter or the me geor; J ilonal Anthem concluded the meet- 
     
     ' _ - , . - times established a. new figure o! < e ‘ "18- “ _ 
     
      '  i - _ 302 settlers’ kiddies over the local i'°:ar“r‘,‘:geM::'  “$632113: Follcwins is the address: m 
     
     " _ giving. Halifax again looked after ' Dear Teacher: 
     
     Th1‘! turn “It Big “M159 into a , all,” TlllivXlillv‘ clonal. sunull i I  IllllllBTMlS flshermens families along ‘°'1“;m‘°1‘";‘°M%1't'°'“d M“ L°"" Havlna finished our half-yearly 
     
     B“? “m5” h‘ 0 lhwu“? C°m°dY who-hm, Brut} V’ T0I):‘|‘- ' theses coast and Prince Edward Is- “e com ° W“ Cm“ The tcrmnnder your camful Ilildancc. 
     
     Behind m; Bar; a: u" 11mm; " lmx l‘ 31155 IT. ‘and Scouts did their ML bride, who was unattended, wore a w,’ f”, m,“ we “Mo, I” m,‘ op‘ u 
     
     Tgn(l;|,ry_ very becoming gown of beige, with mummy pa” wnhout upteum: , m 
     
       Tm; Tow-N SRO? LgApg-gs ‘WCEWTVM’ wfmawg‘ l T3: °°'°' in some way our nyPrQCABuOn. ,,,;'.',§{,'j;,§'1"§,{‘;,‘;,§;';,§fl},,f:'|- y. 
     
     axnv CLYDE COMEDY n‘ Rnsewwn, Snsk, retained ‘l5 Zlfzeyogvariufgcfgng; m: fariflgres; Duflng the pm ,1, month, you ll, d,” Mm Thm.‘ M," Mm,“ M, 
     
     asp MUSICAL lusvm: haaerslllp among thle town shops have taken a great deal of inter-m WM ll II mmwfl-Pv II IM wl b la 
     
     . ' he Rev, Alex Firth, pastor of Dun- d 1|. y l" g l g. l l. 
     
     arm IVHCKEY Mousn 3y volunteering to mall parcels to t l in our work. Mining us in every '" ° P °"‘ °" P“ " ' s- 
     
     Luugh Show . dos United Church. Fbllowln the lllfdlfil I" IMPIQYWW‘! l"! MIN 
     
      WAYNE gat nleedtyhsegllrsulkidfi, tend l: ceremony lunch was Bervedll and 31a); tolgtrlvetfilmeet the words of ooh“. » b: 
     
     . a v e u-s an a o quo on now so often It 
     
     \  GREY “TAO e » later Mr. and Mrs. Acorn left amid ' 
     
     . - Guides called for their "usual 100." . , '_ brought before our attention - n o a s- 
     
     m MEMDRIAM Islander K'1l a A 373w?5m°'15°$353¥l3°¥35i"'   "  w‘ ‘" “' 
     
     1 e song Santa Claus; address and THE saunlzlvs NAMES l° ' - glad to know that in a few dayl we “W” ‘N T"! “u” or 
     
     , ' ' members of her family at midnight presentation, The names of settlers unable to shall meet again, m4 hop, m‘; The Dlvorl Why do you glrh 
     
     ~ JAMES B. rum“ \ tluyfo,‘ III GIElCG Bay mass a: St. Annjs church. She and Following is the addressa Gil": their children Christmas 51ft»! mgffxllglizitalfgzzfff? 513:‘: 0011118 that time we willhava many Max:135’:wkyrnnrgnea|nv|w _ 
     
    

    
     v ' A _ ____ her large fzll. -. ‘ill have the To Miss Selina Currie, ' are gathered at Dominion Scout Menlorml Lodge on Tuesday evcxb MPPY 310111‘! 908931"- w0 05k Y0“ Mr. Oetupuu to our bridge party 
     
    

    
     The ,0”; we n’ James E Palmer synlpa:ll_l' of lnl- lzlra community Dear Teacher: Once more tlle joy- ll lldquarters through immigration 1 to accept this little token in re. and h, mm m mmy "and. h, w," 
     
     and hi‘ {mscmgh m) r m’ h m “$50 0001000“ 5000* 1W1 ti“) in their sad lflsi. v ous season has oome and as we are departments and agencies and by "3 Dm 2m" T“5i'““‘m°“ w“ b?’ membranco of your little pupils of F" T“ '"°"'Y- 
     
    

    
     ~ ° l 0 ' Glace Bay homes this Christmas. Tile surviving sons are Teddy, here to celebrate this happy evczlt ccrncspondenoe with families reach- R‘ w" 0- M sister Mcbem“ “m” Mermaid achool, who All oin in I  \ 
     
    

    
     tcrcst of his commu it I ed v l 
     
     U ~> I1 Y c 0s claiming the lives of Fred Woods Led-la, Percy, Allislalr and Her- we camllot allow this happy t'me to rd 5n previous years. Th‘: Christmas “him Tum“ “"5 ‘wrvcd “d a 5”‘ wishing you "A Ve Mo Xmas." T T 
     
     Emmy mommg’ Dec ‘m!’ “m! " ‘"11 km)“ 1°05! flremfln flflfUbr-rt Till‘ d‘l‘g'lll.i"‘S are 1-" cda V'- pass without expressing our thanks 6'8 letters were received from se" m Mme 5pm” w' M" 51st" M- r! n, "d 
     
     short illness of only one day. Mr. Richard llllaglnlyl-e nmeteerx"vc'\ry m, m}, A ' ‘ ‘ , r ‘ _‘ ' “ " , ' Shaw. D M sister M Robert. 
     
    

    
     , a » l . i l 'l , l , Dcrotllv, Iris and i-i-l for your untirlng efforts in our bc- lliclls, chiefly in the west. The names ' ' '» - 5» 
     
     Inllzllrr was l‘l~‘l v0: rs old and had old son of yn- and Mrs John M-lc- Icon ~ 0 ' l’ Chaplain Sistflr McLeod‘ Rec  
     
    

    
     ' , * - - * .~~~G.nre Dziy Gazelle. hall’, not "lily in preparing lls for 1TH": zlsslgncd to Toy Shops as called - ' ~ ' - 
     
     been a Tllllldbflfi of Prince Edward Intyre of Cafedonia ‘llr loom. l soc‘ sister A l3 Housto - Fm 
     
     __ - - ' . . :5 \\'1ls lcrnlcriy of this - til s occasion but also for wur wcn- i for. y’ ' ' “l - ——— 
     
    

    
     éslglligll lldis lilttlll lala he mar- On. his way home about, midnight lily bu, ,,,,,._.,ld m 61MB Bay about demu patient‘ and plum,“ M is Secy, Sister Ida McDougall; Trees. Christan; services at the Ohutdl _ 
     
     to m  o Cos ain, a daughter Christmas Eve, Mr. Woods wasi g5 you“ u“ H5, “.85 H", Son of since w“ have lake“ charge or Ourlxo DOMINTON FIRST Am Co» Sister ll. Larter; Lecturers, sister or the Holy qll-lnlty w“, very bu“. 
     
     I0 I _@ file Rlflilird Costaln of struck by engine No. 23, which wnF» l Mr. LOIIlS Wm -, To his wire inoc school. Pic-use new-pt this small gilt TESTS  . wqi§9li~9nd Mrs‘ E Wheauey; m‘ “m1- Cmll We're 61mg at all aer- 
     
    

    
     Ilullncgas l. Mls. Palmer passed coming back from the usual Satub; Mp5 “any. C V9“, and fmnm, as a token o, our apxnerrltlo“ and‘ The sh Johns Ambulance Assoc__ rector 0i’ Ceremonies, Sister J. Hall; vices, Th; chm-cl»; was dewflwd 
     
     “my l“ mm “u” ‘MT mrty Years day Tight "m t° 9°" M01101“- HC Will m lllf‘ lgvrllpaill_l' oi the r many affection. lllltion has announced that there will Committee. 5cm” memberl 515591‘ WW1 511F066 r096! and Wreaths Ind M 
     
     or’ happy wedded life. Nine child- was evidently walking along the frlemls m this C, wesmoerely wish you an the 1W5 be no Dommwn ‘Vanna Nesbm Hoylvutt; Second, Sisters H. War- leant a. festive note with their g 
     
     roll blessed tile union, (Lillian), pathway midway between the mll- _._.u_____ and blessings o! we season and; Junior m, Gaunt Imemgdate m“ mn. Walker, Rice nnd McEachern; g-rgen collgruglng wlth m, utm- n. 
     
     Mrs, Ellson. and Thomas in Cal- chine shdi’ Messing and the Re- ELHOTYALE SCHOOL CONCERT hope that our present happy My aid Domes“ tms ‘at Boy 5w“, Guardian, Sister Bowman; Truls- frontal and banners of white hue‘ Bu‘. In", u," y", m". h’ *7‘ 
     
     lfornla; Richard and James in serve street crossing. Just what Axl) r-llluslilll-ls rum: tlons may long continue, We lllallk tcillllS have woll the great malority ‘m’ 5m“ M- Dmm‘ Em“ 0' Mb‘ and The candles "manna W‘ ‘m’ pol-um: wltnul Ml- onulloppm  
     
    

    
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     Boson.’ ‘lluilncvl. Mrs. Greene in 118110-1100 has not been fi-Xflclly d6 __.__ our parents and n. ends {or mo“, of these competitions m. a number erts and C. Bentley, Audilors, Sls- mellow light symbolic q! the ohmt|| hu tilllppelrld. » M,’ 
     
     skirmiy lxfidfim “Ifs- Guy MM‘ tgmfllcneg- ZOmafTEMYTr 12391)“: “'55 On Tilllr..d..-l_l' availing, Dec. 22nd presence here tonight. Wishing youlcl yQal-g pm- 1932 both cups we“ tcrs Elsie Wheatlcy, M. Dickie,  Over the east window the words: h|.',:'.'|°"m'" 5W‘ “Pr 7" “ION ow 
     
     INN-Bl '11 a. - rs. Cwstcr Cpstain, 5 m“ Y 1° l’ ° ° 0 °°°m°' l  c ..'.*;f l new, r. leld Christ d h. N = “Nd l, m 2 mm m Clark; Inner Guard, sister Muriel “Thug Al»; 11w ma; g mo" o ' ' on 
     
     Hcrllcy mid Cecil, W110 were prcs- t1"- Whn‘? m?” 15 “will” ‘hm?!’ iii  sling: The “vliatller yerglfirggrlor 0331318312! tllzpillpfl:  ilalék-gb: ~,,,,,°q,,:§,w,d_n°n Smith; Outer Guard, Sister Agnes Christ" were repainted 2nd brought l 
     
     2n’. at his death bed. that the 0" b” 011 0M 0T "l0 '30” l» [IVY ml-Ql-nglc lllllu» “'3; a lane of Elnowale school Patrick, Kelly Crockett; Pianist, Sister Grace Mc- out their mange clear and bright 3' 
     
     l Zinc 2w Mr. Pl-llnw look ll keen iifiivlliuhl? “will ‘hethf-“ll all‘ A'hBAilll/tl'?l_".(l£llt(3l3 lrlhllll slll-l-ollnllilll; as- allml Gill. I PUPUAN BOYS LEARN scour Lu"? P- M- 515i" Frvmh- Indeed one felt the Christ very t  
     
     1‘ ‘m5 i" an H1910‘ Pvllililllfll! t0 “ m‘ 9 ma“ mm “we S‘um' trll . ’.l‘i1l lol ‘rolrll vrrls. prettily ¢?_____-__ Lgpngngnfp near to them on His Birthday. At 
     
     the good of (he Cflmnllinlty, he W0 10"’ 111° °"°°m‘“¥ "i050 llillllilClil nit/l ll lwiiiiiillllly decor- BALTIC SCHOOL CONCERT All English soolltmaster-school- MARRIED AT "AUFAX-m MW"- Oflpt- K611! Ipvh 1mm the "‘ T" “MET” m’ if" W" °¢.  
     
     “"5" "‘ -“‘C““~"°f"3 farm" 0nd busi- aznd BTlil wcl‘. laden Christmas tree _-- master m Puma pa“ tribute w me marriage of Margaret MacNeil, text ‘Unto m l child is born." M; hlipl-‘IIBGN came from each H0O.‘ ‘ 
     
     TlFFFlS mun and llad boon for over “Emu” 5m" " The annual Christians examina- value oi the Scout training in de< Ymml!" daughter 0‘ H9000! M0" Evellwlwl (TNPL K011i! H1030 "'0!!! 
     
    

    
     Yl"l'_\' vrnrs all active ulolllber of  _ I _ To“ “T's hem A“ Baltic School vmmm! 1000031111) ability 1n pap. Innes, K. C., and Mrs. Mclnncs, of the message of the Angels to the Th‘ ladies M u" c- W- l» 110m 
     
    

    
     '- Ml ullriit Cllllflfll where he 1"" m-imy whim‘ T’:°"'°d 1am Illursclav afternoon. Dcc. 22nd. uan boys; the sons of former head- Hfllifflxl i0 CflDt-‘lill Arthur Rlch- fihéllhefdi- an Auctm“ mrtymve m"? Th 5"- 
     
    

    
     ” M‘ d‘ F” w: *1“ W“ "mp9?" was m m“ herd m“ n‘ Th? Tknn The scholars were examined by llllnters. Most Papuan tribes lack a-Yd R035 R'C'R"I 50H 0! the 1M6 Jun“ Han °n Mmldll-Y- D90- mml- .1 
     
    

    
     \< r?l"-ll~ of llle Slznclay School “up being Eolinllfllwy‘ Tlhetllnmrml lurid bl‘ tllr lllllllls zlssisltcd by the their teacher Mrs. Carrie Cannon oi ch’eis. and While matters pre de- MT- 0nd MYS- JOWDII ROY. MOM- 5min (715118 P010 l W"? '50 9119 and w” Intel? amended‘ n‘ w“; ' 
     
    

    
     azlll n» lilo lilnrl o; his death was i?“ W1; p‘; °__d "p  mty “ti” mung p.01,“ of m. (“film M me Norm sh mennam Each when, cided, not always sucessfully. 55, real, was solcmrllzed Saturday at scholars of Trinity Sunday School 9' W" W00 by M185 Mildred With! 
     
    

    
     5‘l ~lil~l' ill lllC lllliulll Cllllrcb. (is aft, m" m“ lroylowd 0 \ 1F 03030 of ill? prlllzlulzll Nil/CS PaT"lClfl‘Wl1S ready with a quick response to llle whole village sllllm; down and St. Patrick's globe. They were un- in Holy Trinity Hall last‘ ‘Thursday R'N'I MY- P1111119 D°Y1°l MP-‘P- F1103 
     
    

    
     ill ill". (loath or Mr. Palmer‘ {Wilma b 105p ‘a n Cflmpfl} Sfiil-l‘ and zlu Til. Gill r. no forward T H1O different questions and sublccts argunzr. The Scout idea. of one b0!’ “ttcmlcd- Guests “t 11' Tecelmm‘ M‘ and mad” an hi5 “W0 M91143 Gown and MT‘ Allan M°c°rmw' A 
     
    

    
     rzllllol-lllr; loses one or iis oldest "'c°;;5“"f,“i“°s°' illefasf‘! “““-";,~ll;,l .  . m. “m, m, lhkpd mo“, glvlng lefldell-lllp l0 ll group "seems tor i118’ ceremony included the happy. Preceding the arrival of 001ml’ 10110?! WES 89W“! by M1550! ‘ 
     
     l-csxrlonts, his lllllllt! bolllg a shelter i‘ ‘ 0cm “may MOL 1M" ‘zllll lp “llrlntv lo ill:- occasion, After the examination oi’ classes. a; vary strangc to them at first." Llfilltvllfilit Governor o! Nova Sco- Slmtfl. a delightful supper was had (WWW MMDORRN. Gen RWTMY. 
     
    

    
     l“ 11"‘ W01‘ "I"! Iiwiv and any W0" Known Cum“ {and a llllvlllrlll gilt. 'l‘llv. teacher short program was given by the tie and Mrs Covert: the Premier by the children and then each ehllu Mrs. Donovan and Mrs. D. P. Mo- 
     
    

    
     “““'T‘""V M“) “"110 mill will’ l0!‘ \ ' Fl :1 f: u" ".111 lllK‘ plllflS pupils, Mr. R. W. Caller llbly ]ll'(‘- WALLAQE Klflmunl 560111- v, C_ of Nova Scotia and Mrs. Hllrrlng- T601“!!! 8- 11ml! W756 116 0r She hid Kmmm- A V911’ P190501" Evefllnl 
     
    

    
     1"‘ “t Fl-Yll’ lull-s. llis Il!l!(‘l"ll \‘.'.lS Fm, Wows was Om M mp (Mmvl .l- 1 llllillkccl all sided as chairman iol- the ()"Cil'.r)ll, Thu mm Col-Dwell BM“, the v, ton; Hon. J. C. Cllisllolul, chief learned, then in popped Santa and WM spent-A ' I 
     
     l‘ T“ """""“"' “"1 ‘T "’ ‘WW’ fl l . . ~ .. ' '><‘ l i’ ll lrli» Hip crlilrprb" Among the visitors luv-vat ware c. 0i Scouting, glV0ll rol- outstand- iuslico; llllilllll-y and naval oftlc- .1 
     
     m M“ h ‘T, l" u ,,_ llLlllbflS oi illc Glam Ila} flln Ill ‘ Q 
     
    

    
      I‘ c. ‘J; lu Cll,.l(‘.COlIl- paflmom, mm: nmxvoly co>qxflhlLfl lzilc l '."Zl u svr-lzll and tllrcc young ladies from Durlllfly; lug Courage, capability and charac- firs. Tile mast to the bride was pro- .._. 
     
    

    
     Illglliktlulllnflnu llliral trlblllcs with the dflpflrtmont and M n{rnfirs“ll illlallc...  l;ll..l;f. f. Jingle. oi and one from Freetown and llrlm I (m; (lrglllmlgllalgpl dllrlng a, period posed by Hon. F, B, Mcollrdy, p, c, ‘ 
     
    

    
     n c era o sllllpiuly tcsllly to ’ ‘ ill-ll; was illcn lward and Santlrlltcn The school was very arlisticlll- or yqgl, l-l slcal suffering in a/l- Mr nnd Mrs Ruv loll, lol- Lon- 
     
    

    
     . _ for lhe past tll'r'llt_ti~l’lve years. lYlI ‘ ' g p y‘ ’ ' ' - 
     
     til/- lrgzll (‘.'~§l‘i‘lll ill Viill/‘ll llr- was l])')"’l“("' ~n l“ ~ i li- uqlql ll gm [d g tll QO-"pslfll l-ml -= l dl l 5 l- d Q l >1 h ll 
     
     ‘ - his yolmgp, days m. “as a ,,,,,m, - l~~ l- l  m so ~ J ~ 0Y8 B 0!‘ B r - 1 V-l dton to hgh stun ng rl cou on, n ., “lCPB t 0y wl take up 
     
     Avril by all who know llilll . lll"l‘l‘V "l1lllOl‘ cl" frll for bolll. s)», b 1 nd hrwunn. anll - . rd d b 10rd r ld l__M L IV 
     
     _ - l,“ of the yglrlollg llromonte fltlllC-m - “ ‘ ~ I-l 1C0 W815 H e - l5 ~ | lllg, has been awn e y es encc. ollc on Times. lhe 
     
     airs. Mrrllr-rld l'(\ll(l(‘l"t.‘(l vol-v fccl- - rllildrlll and -"ll\_<_ plin- dls~ cwrlslmas bolls A “'e11‘>‘d£-n Chm». . l“? . l ll l hl g s l; to h l, l 
     
     - tc teams. illld in the vcars follow ~ . . . . l4 l. lllldnPollc ,Word C e cou , appy young rdo will have the 
     
    

    
     lrll: mic oi‘ his favorite llvnlns l t k ' tlrbll‘ l‘ v Lhc g. ‘i "rrllll tile trco he m» l, l (l m of the ' to W 1- ‘- 
     
    

    
     W ~ » - , k l l -_l l, llll -. ~ - l . .s rec s00 in one co. or Acting Assistant Scoutmas r a good wishes 0t many relatives and 
     
    

    
     Illivut" \'\'~"r'~ Nllloiy and Ninm" ,::,.ko':,,.,,._,l:  ,‘,‘,,",I.“,,,.,,,,,,‘l.,,?, ‘ 00k Y‘ l (lvllflliiiifl lWliW-vllil! is ihc school room. lllfl! Killnaird or the Robert Louis friends in this Province. 
     
    

    
     1-‘ llflhvl‘. RN‘. J. D. lvlcl/lnd, In u“, Glace B“ F11,“ mm, lprol: :.l; Wall-oil » §<',‘l(‘!‘('ll by boy Aficr tile llulubcrs on the llru- Slvvcllsoll Scout Group oi the Thls- —---—--_ 
     
     Ollirllilrd ill lhrl sorrlcc with tllu mcnl MAW“ C, Y T- Fund .l< cllorilll" .llllas'l'imo'c'lil -\ - w ~ d ' d ‘l 0‘l “it I ' t Si Chlld- ‘ 
     
     ‘ a ,  4,131,, of U“. ringlhl, . 9 ~ g lm \ll(‘l.. l(‘ll cle . j<l y .. . llcioull Blanch 0i be ck  . 
     
     plrullllls lllullulll, we galllcrcrl t0 i. , lcllr‘ Will by iii l"‘C§l{lll(ll. N -k to k ll. ' {the ‘ogr- l ill", l ". ll ll 1 T to, A " lt - 
     
     ,,_,,,,,,, M. ,,  _ mm» W‘ °"° i" "l" m“? P" “i '- . , .,, ' ‘ ° m?“ °  ‘Y “PIT l m“ “P “' m“ 5 “ m“ The Department of Agriculture 
     
     ‘c m" "f “n” “hm” flrclnpu in illc nlelllbsrrllxp. FLTFIATL‘ 0f -'l w (l... “up, a .1 half llolir. 111011 81"‘ 5W1!“ - ‘l, 0i a football accident Kinnaird had —————- _ . 
     
    

    
     \"‘1llll'l] lloz. soon sou again, but Chm Godmy Gibson. mlwrim, tnilnn: lll curt‘; lllljt llill, A Trcc lilo chairlllllll rolled on tllc lo'l; llla kg amputated at me mp, very A large number enjoyed the WI“ COIldllct a, foul‘ Weekfl Oollrsfl In 
     
    

    
     v-‘l iii‘ ‘uarllll hl = w -' .~ --l C'-' l" '1 l..-L ‘. '  = ' 2:" Ph‘ ' - kttn i C l l ' ' ' ' 
     
    

    
     mu" “ll: J1 "l! Lhollfuhllxlsbandmthz l‘?  paaslil;  more‘; 1113;100:7611!” fir" llwllflll‘  gltlfikiflhlglieswioléilxliflffigltnt i onlulgoxillglgiltiilllilitllls hints; 11311321 l; 91:‘ Fsflnlflzlht Ogllllvglllel w: :1: 538K220‘: practical Agriculture III Prince Of 
     
    

    
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     m‘ "‘"‘t' '""‘"“" 5" blillifllltly Md energetic flrrnlr-n l“ lull pln-ysj» ‘w "l"; duel Ill l‘ , nnd I‘ll first irked to speak. His rcmll: a, m; and the cloud over llls future, sheet oi’ ice and much credit ls due Wales College and at the Donnnlon 
     
    

    
     iliClxVlllWfillltlilli llldflrflisljd u, so  llxpollyy-l‘, lllllda and ran]: WOrc vvrv appropriate  tllo lclmalra bcciimc an always cheery, Elmer FTIIZZOI] out Herbert Scott Experimgnta] Farm cgmmencing 
     
    

    
     ‘llli y am if‘ land tlat l-ZF-"isllfd Olll "lulu-y Player ‘WM 1M P (=1 . 110ml lav ' casioll. Tl!‘ said it was i ' lll'»\' ' mlcouraglng lcadvr of the hovpltal wlo are t le carctn ers for the sca- ' ' 
     
    

    
     ollr urnl m rorrlially will again rcciiutzoll. . msa Pulver; [to attend lllc Malpequo Sclluol clll, {mop o’ handicapped boys and gen- soil. The boys’ lluckvy clug had a, February  for boys slxteen years 
     
    

    
     W"? HR 011 the othvr sidc. Tile deceased will b0 llal~i.icll'lll-2y' ‘»'1";ue Entilllll. llillg lllc lllillistcr. cert the evening befflv- Bl"? 110 i101" rsally played a part: that attracted good work out and when the girls 0f age and Over. 
     
    

    
     remembered by many llockcv iatsi ‘FI-IUO" Smith in a 0 Fm? 010‘ “Wt 1W W08 ill-BO V017 5Mi$fi°0 “W1 unusual commendation from dm- begin their practicing we may ex- 0 A . 
     
     ~~ ~ ————~‘. 119 playcd in goal for the old col- ,3" 1W‘. I1 Ylllliviiii F011;; and llnliw- the work that had been done in ma llll-a and nurses. The Cornwall pact some good evening's fun, WrltG at Once for paftlflllflrfi re- 
     
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     Jack Brandcr, recitation Jean Holm- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Pom; have gone to Bermuda for the