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[HE CHARLUFTETOWN GIJARDIAN OCTOBER 14, 1930
civiiol rom 1 0llPlT0l. TOMORIl0W 2I.‘.’§°2’.”;.';1iZ'.’Z‘I,°
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-UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE-The ,
PART T ALKIE
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNC -
OPHISTIICATED
“WONDER °‘ society
WCMEN”
Lewis Stone - Peg!! Wood
ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS
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rince Edward Today
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PLAYERS
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1,' “What l'I\'ei'_v Woman
__ Wants"
` C§i!LDREN lee. ADULTS 37:
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1. T,m,_2.,,,,,_,5 . MODERN YOUTH
L; “PAT l'li'r;i<'s i>l.AcE” PLAYS AT LOVE
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TALKING
ROMANCE
OF YOUTH
Smart society. polo games, the
.I Tomorrow Night beach at Newport, modornls- /with
 ie settings. Gorgeous Women  
: “\VHY “in/ES “VORRY” ` in beautiful gown‘ lavish `
L  ~ ses/\sT|AN
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' FAST MOVISG COMEDY i settings and the smartest.
.` most sophisticated dialogue!
.L Reserve Your Seats Now ALSO
SHORT SUBJECTS
Evening rrises- sin, see, noe
k I7-Zararlii :ill :.;.'p.~a-: ha
person is Nlcli and every play.
 Neil.. _
HAMi|.ioN
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FEATURING
Broadway Joy Boy -
HERMAN MILLER '
Cyclone of Dance
CLUB KARNAK _
onli-vnutli-rep 3
MURIEL ROGERS
Personality Girl
EDDIE SOPER - _
MUSICAL COMEDY `
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ALL Gini 
_` P. E. I. HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN-
 B - District meeting in the United
" Church Schoolroom, Valleyfleld, with
SENSATIONAI. f"" addresses explaining the Prince Ed-
18 ns_r_l;lé:;_li_l;s 1 8 ‘.{"_. ward island .Hospital campaign. sn¢i|
ENTERTMNERS , - .'__, an entertainment by Charlottetown
artists, to which all are invited. No
 . 1 l. . 14-31
 _ contributions at ths mee ing
w"“°UT AN EQUAL nistriet meeting in New Glasgow
CLIFF BLANCHARD 1° Hall, New Glasgow. with addresses
explaining the Prince Edward Island
Hospital Campaign and an enter-
tainment by Charlottetown art'sts. to
which llll are invited. Nocontribu-
tions at this meeting. 14-31
Lain stu of SHOW “OA-I. L morning at 9 o'clcck a way freight
EARL FRANKWN  on the sa<:i<ville~Toi-mentins route ed until Wednesday. The catch was|
Nifty Straight _ ': was derailed near Tormentine. It is
. _ -_ mpg,-g¢d that five or gi; cars were, in the vicinity of Summerslde it was
3_Blg Shows In 0ne""3 ` off the track. The cause of the ac-
cident is unknown. The wrecking
VAUDEVILLE » crew wmpleted ir.; work at 9 0'¢1o¢k lthe larger lobsters were canned. The'
AN-D PICTURES _ last evening. Trains making main-l
inns connections was lata in sr- eters was low ss compared with pre-
MA'rrNlili-le aim an  , ,, , ,
EVENING ALL SEATS 52° _ riving n t e cty ast night.
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STARTING Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Love, St. Avards,__
NEXT    announce the engagement of their
daughter. Isabelle Warburton. to Mr.
WHAT A STAGE SHOW , .mlm Addison Mebeod, North Rival-
Road, marriage to take place the
I latter part of October. 7591
I  if onnvic one ouasioen--'rlie
_ __ . Red Cross clinic for crippled child
7500-10-14-81
P. E. I. HOSPITAL CAl\H’AIGN--
-_ are being hatched out by mother
_I ren conducted by Dr. T. B. Acker. , goose. The baby goslings are due to
NIGHT CLUB REVUE . w;ll be held ln Charlottetown Thurs-
day, Oct. 23, instead of 21st, and
22nd us previously advertised.
arrive about October 16th. Ifall is
well this should be a record per-
fonnance.-5.
-social. Ar 'rim MaNsii-'ine
Girls’ Club of the Summerside Pros-
byterian Church held a social even-
ing at the Manse on Friday in honor
of Miss Janet Robertson, treasurer
of the club. She was presented with
ia lovely silver basket as it wedding
gift from the club and an address.
The presentation was made by Miss
Jean Lyle and the address read by
.Mrs. (Rev) Jeans. M"ss Robertson
‘very graciously acknowledged the
gift, A dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. Jeans and Mrs. John Cobb and
a very pleasant evening spent in`
,music and games.-S.
‘ -LOBSTER SEASON CLOSED -_
The lobster season closed for thc`
L ,TRAIN Dug/U1,ED _ yesterday fishermen on the South Shore on_
exceptionally long and dry summer
and the continuance of the fine
weather has in a large measure been
_responsible for the early laying of _-~.
-pullets. But it is not very often that` ~.  _ '
goalings lay so early. Mr. W. Green,‘ i_~  
of Bedeque. has had a. setting of eggs ‘
from this year's gosiings and they 1
To Raise al Least $250,000 L*
For the New
Prince Edward Island Hospital "
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A PLEDGE UF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
Saturday, although not omclally clos- I
up to the average in most pin/ces buti
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not so good. Owing to the poor ma -
kat in Boston and New York more of _
price of both canned and live lob-
vious years. But the fishermen are
optimistic and are looking forward
to a better seasonnext year.-S. .
A PLEDGE Ol"
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
A PLEDGE OF
3 50 IS LESS THAN
100 IS LESS THAN
‘ 200 IS LESS THAN
300 IS LESS THAN
400 IS LESS THAN
500 IS LESS THAN
600 IS LESS THAN
700 IS LESS THAN
800 IS LESS_THAN $1.12
1.20
1.40
4.20
7.00
A PLEDGE OF 10,000 IS LESS THAN 14.00
A PLEDGE OF 25,000 IS LESS THAN 35.00
900 IS LESS THAN
1000 IB LESS THAN
5000 IS LESS THAN
5000 IS LESS THAN
, Liberal Giving 
THE GOAL ISL FOUR TIMES AS
` LARGE AS IT WAS IN 1923.
Success therefore calls for gifts 
FOUR times as big as those of seven years 5 "
HOW LITTLE IT COSTS T0 BE GENEROUS
Subscriptions in the $250,000 Prince Edward Island Hlxpltal' 3
Campaign are payable in eight equal quarterly instalments, be. 9-if
glnning with December 1, 1030. On this basis, the following table F
of subscriptions has been prepared for ready reference:
'l CENTS A DAY
I4 CENTS A DAY
28 CENTS A DAY
42 CENTS A.DAY
58 CENTS A DAY
70 CENTS A DAY
84 CENTS A DAY
98 CENTS A ‘DAY
A DAY
A DAY
A DAY
A DAY
A DAY
A DAY
A DAY
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The Coiiiiiifwcial Bowling League Nov' 4* 7 P* ""1 Gualman V5- T910
ppriis up its fall scliedule tonight at l’h°“e~ 3 "nd 4~
,I p_ m_ “Wm M(,s5,.s_ Pmwse Bms_ Nov, ii, 7 p. iii.-Guardiuii
lneet R. T. I-lolman`s Ltd. on alleys H°h“a“'5» l and 2~ ‘
kiumber 3 and 4, and the Guardian. N01' 11 l 7 p' m--Prowsc Bm5~ »V5
Pnblisninig co. tfnnl méet ins Tele- T@i°Ph°“@» 3 and 4:
`pi‘iom~, C0. five un alleys 1 and 2 at NOV* 18' 7 U- ’“~“'T'3lE`l’h°“°
the same lioiir, These four teams H°lmM1'5~ 1 and 2~
fought it out this spring for the N°V` 18- 7 P' m-“P"°“'5“` Bros'
cilamplolisliip with Prowse Bros. Gundlan' 3 “nd 4'
Bros.. 1 limi 2.
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RACES AGAIN.
BMLEB UFF
4. 7 `p. nl.-I-lolmnn's vs. ' “ " ‘ ' _'“" '- Y f
S E H Q G N E R  Avro sroltacn BA'r'ii:icir:s l-UPENING 0|' FUNIATURE GOLF
” l and auto lamps sold at BraA:e`s. 7574 'COURSE-'I’i”l¢ NOW Yllimll-U16 ind00l°'
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Mrs. Manning Bag-nal; puked wml Wheatley River, spent a few days in formally opened on Fridayovening,
,Ms-_ Rag 3,1; wok premier 1aure1stCha.rlottetown. by Mayor Lidstone, who inaahort
in the foul-somes played an Belvidere -_- address congratulated the manage-
links on saturday arte-moon Ove,-i D1'~ J- R. Mil-1165011. M1 M8-1111311 :ment on the-success of their under-
the largest field of goifem that ever Matheson, Bradalbane, spent the week taking, rg, Wu, he g9,id_ wmething
Entered for a single competition in ,Und Vlillkll friends in the eastem _new for Summerslde but would pro-
tne history of the course. lllnrt of the Province. vide entertainment dui-in the fall
1 ..._.- ‘golf course at Summerside which has
L Miss Annie Mel/cod Pidgeon, been fixed up in the curling rink was
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GLOUCESTER. Mass., Oct. 13-
_Tho sr-rolld racc for the Lipton Tro-`
phy urns called off today, an hour
and a half nftel' thc start, when itl
VS. 'became .".l>l>fire`nt that the schooners`
had little chance of sailing thei
course ii-ltliin the time limit. At that
tlllio the rivals. thc Blueliose and;
Tlicbiilid lznd c‘o\'erefl cilillll iii-USS 01';
slightly less than ii filth of the
team mmuy wmnmg OHL Nov. 25, 7 p. m,-l-lolman's
' Prowse Eros., 3 and 4.
I,-_‘LL SCHEDULE Nov. 25, 7 D. ni,--Gliarcliali
Telephonc, l and 2.
Dec. 2, 7 p. rrl.-Holmarrs
_ Guardian, 3 and 4.
OCL “_ 7 p_ m__H,,lmm.,~s vs_ Dec. 2,_ 7 p, m.-Prowse Bros. 
Pl'o\\'sc Bros, 3 and 4., n T”1el)h°“‘3~ 1 °“d 2'
OCL 14_ 7 _,_ m___G,,a,.d,an vs_ Dec. 9. 7 p. m.-Holinaii`s vs. Tcl!!-
Telephone. 1 and 2. 1'h°“°~ 1 and 2’
och 21_ 7 p_ m__Hc1man~s “_ Dec. 9, 7 p, ln.-Pi'0\\':e Bros. vt.. course nilcl the breeze was falling-
G,,a,.d,an_ 3 and 4_ Guardian, 3 and 4. ` r _._.._,_ ..~--- _
r_i,y_ ;;1_ 7 p, m,~_Pr0wse Bros. vs, -"_*_*'*~i“ l "Man will liltvcr be entirely willing_
Ieloiiliniie. l and 2. "Tile genius- is the Siil>1‘cl11ci_v 1101'-_iii git-i~ np this wm-ld for the next, nor 3
oft. za, 7 ia. ni.-Hoilnnns vs. Tele- mel lf1di\'idUc1.With full use Of naiiival ,ine next vroi-ld for this/’-Dean Inge. !
phone, 3 and 4. l>0‘~\'€YS» Th0Se Wm 117° “Oi l§*2“l“5‘¢5, “Tile Chinese are the most civllizcdl
Oct- 28, 7 p. m.-Prowse Bros. vs. are abnormal."-Archibaicl licliclcl'-Flmmnnity which o,risr.s_"~Count Key-l
Guardian. 1 and 2. son. - If-gylmg, '
VS.
Commercial Bo wiing League
CIIIIYSLEII MDTDRS Pll0DYUC'l‘
  .AiuNEn, A
lllhi  o hilxl
-an L even greater value
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l De Soto Six mndc a great name for itself- i
N E “v L 0 “v P n I C E broke all sales records i`or_a iirsbycuar car-rode
$1030
AND UP-F. 0. I3. FACTORY '
Rnfirlsfer, |1030; Business Coupe,
$1055; Coupe (with rumble seat),
|1095; Four-Door Sedan. 01110-
All prices f. o. 0. factofy. including
lfandardfacfory eqlll'Pm0l\¢ ffnlll"
and taxes euro).
the high wave ofpopuliirity for 22'months wilh-
out a single change in design, engineering or
price. Now that rccorrl-breaking Dc_ Soto Six
~ is actually improved, enriched, lrellcred in per-
formance . . . at a lawerprice! A leader with I
better right than ever to lead. A great value _
v made greater. Bigger engine. More power.
WITH THESE FEATURES
Chrysler-designed,highcomgression
engine-Isii~llierm venlillie bridge-
typo pislons-lniernsl foiir-wheel
hydraulic brake-1-l"illl-pressure lu-
lJrication~rilblicr insulation of
engine - coiiiiierweighterl crank-
lliait-canislinli drivrn by silent
cliaiii-ihernioainiic hen! control-
ehromiiim-plated lamps-fuel pump
-fuel filler-air cleaner-Steelweld
Body, no joints, utmost solidity.
V
"cANAniAN-l|Un.1' 
von rananraws" ~
More speed. Faster pick-up. A new Steelweld
Body . . . steel welded to steel . . . strongest.,
quiciest, safest type ot' body construction ever
developed. The finer De Solo Six not only
improves upon a famous predecessor. but
offers greater value because oi' its lower price.
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gi-o_|¢'i~L._\ g'o.\n»A_\'|oN cu: 'ro 'rim |.mll.r.lAN'r on sorn along
Bruce Stewart 6# Co., Ltd
58-62 Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
tolli: ii uno in/\ii:li ioli in iiis l'°l""
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Thr” °ih@r Pairs tied for second; '--- months before curling commenced.
Place namely Mrs Benj. Rogers md; Mrs. Charlie Ross, of Boston, has 'rm prmdenz of the club Mn George
A,V.Sa\imiers. Mrs N_oelDeBlois anrlElrcturned home accompanied by hu' Mu-ttart also spoke- a ,nw words
D~ -‘\llC~1Ul~=flil. Miss Muriel Wnggg , brother, Mr. Charlie Andrews, of There were some two mmdred pmpxe
and H. S. McLeod. These three did | Wheatley River. _ present who tested out the mem! of
1105 Flay off but divided second.‘ --- )
thi d d fo th , ML Hem Trai of W1 d _ the new course with a few rounds of
r an ur prizes. Y nor n en, ac
rrhere was another deadlock ior`°°mi>Hnied by Mrs. George Duffy fix' The cum” “nk has b°°“t”‘“°'
:inn place between Mrs o<><><iwlii§an<i daughter Miss wlnnle, mntnreii °"““’d,’“"° " Welty “’°°d’““d *°@“°
_and C.C. Thompson, M155 ;{_ pews I to thcclty Sunday last and were ,
and WX. Rogers and M1-5_ Gem iguests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Duffy. 1’ °' ’°g“m“°“ 13 h°‘° °°“"° and en"
Buntain end Ewen McKinnon. Iti _+ ‘ circles the rink' Amwugh this 38"”
was decided by a putting contest ,;-` -Mr. Stanley Williams, of the 1” "”Y P°P“l°-" 1” m°5° Ciimdian
round the clock grew, img; y{_ pet.. i Bank of Commerce at Amherst, N.S., ,WWE it i5 new V* S\\mm€\‘5idc. The
ers and W.K. Rogers winning,  arrived home on Friday night on ac- combined efforts of the Golf Club and
Mrs. L.E. weuner and M_ w_  count ol the serious illness of his mo- Curling Club are responsible for the
tveekn won the blind hole wmpeg- _ ther, Mrs. R. L. Williams, of McNeills course, the members of both parties
ition. . Mills.-S. worked untiring for sometime tn
. Tile prizes consisted of twelve, “_ bfi-H8 the golf course into being. It
. ,pairs of silk hose donated very -Miss Brace of Summerside, who nnw remains for me public to “ke fm
thoughtfully by the Eastern Hosierylallendfd me Maritime slmdily interest in the game to make it a
cp _ School Convention of the United succea 5_
1 Church at Moncton, N.B., lust week,
Net? is visiting in Halifax, N.S.. for a few _INSTUUTE MEE.nNG__.I.he Sea
d“y5“`s‘ View Women’s Institute held their
.
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The .scores
Gr?/as
First:
Mr.; Manning Bagnall and
Reg Bell
Ties seconds .
Mrs Benj. Rogers and
A, V. Saunders
Mrs Noel DeBlois and
E. D. Nicholson
Muriel Weeks and
H.S. McLeod
Tied for fifth:
Miss K. Peters and
W.K. Rogers
Mrs Geo. Buhtain and
Ewen McKinnon
108
105
112
115
116
112
EGG LAYING CONTEST
ending Oct. 9, 1930.
with 35 eggs, 37.1 points.
lottetown, B. R.. pen No. 7 in pen
ing with 242 eggs, 277.9 points; Mr.
o-___
ness to be a sport."--Wiiliun Wrigley.
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Notes on the Prince Edward Island
Egg Laying Contest for the week
Mr. T. H. Fosters B. R. pen ii led
the contest for the week with 37 eggs,
43.2 points: Mr. H. C. Muttart's B. R.
pen 9 were second with 36 eggs, 41.5
points and the Experimental Farm,
Charlottetown. B. R. pen 6 were third
The Experimental Farm, Char-L
leads the contest for individual lay-
W. Bell‘s B. R. hens No. 7 and No.
5 are second and third with 335 eggs.
269.1 points and 228 eggs and 266.5
points respectively.
The pens leading in total produc-
tion are:
ist. William Sansom. Durham
Bridge, N.B., B. R. 2021 eggs, 2114.1
points.
2nd. James Tuplin, New Annan, P.
E. I., B. R. 1921 eggs. 2110.5 points.
3rd. Kensington B. C. Hatchery,
B. R.. 1884 eggs, 2003.5 points.
'me production for the week was
437 and to date 34530.
“The burden of taxation is measur-
ed not by its alnolute amount but by
its ratio to income."-Ramsay Mao- .
Donald.
‘wu ';=i._».if"i>LYlvro.UTH.3~”,..,...... ua.” 
72
75 ,
; "Branding criminals has never yet
75 _prevented crime."
L An Emercency
75
76
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“There is nothing in tl-ie world so
,pleasing as to see your friends fouow
-your thoughts."-Baron Melchett. ~
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Dressing
Minard's is invaluable as a quick
dressing for burns. scalds and all
flesh abrasions. It cleanses and
soothes the wound,
in the construction of the course. _It
The co-operation of all the people in _
Kings and Queens Counties is absolutely ' 1
necessary. The hospital serves the whole
community.
The public has not been asked for
money since 1923. And most of the money
given then is available for use with the
$250,000 to make up the $300,000 neces-
sary to construct :and equip the new
building. L
For yourselves, your families. your _
common health, make one magnificent .
final effort now to 
Give-and Give Liherally 
_M
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Colin Donald on Wed-
nesday evening, Sept. 10th. Meeting
`0lJel1ed by singing "The Maple Leaf
Forever.” Twenty-one members were
present and responded to roll cali
with "Where I Would Like to Tra-
vel." School Committee reported that
a bell was required for the school
and it was decided that same be pur-
Cliased. A discussion followed on
ways and means of raising morn
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CEDAR SHINGLES
We have on hand the following Cedar Shingles vl.l:--
500 M. EXTRAS. ‘ 700 M. had ULEARB.
B00 M. CLEARS. 400 M. CLEAR] WALL*
200 M. X N0.1's.
- PRICES LOW-
L. M. P_OOLE £3 CO.
funds for Institute work. And a mo-
ln the Hall A program Commltte~
ppoi ted as follows. Misses
Helen Rogers, Annie Woodside, Pau-
line Coulson, Jean Donald, Elvin
\| thu Jniilcii ||
tion was made, seconded and carried L V' A
that a Concert and Pie Social be llcld ` @v5y\O5s.. FOR -VV-PMUN ©
- - . . _
5 was a n . ~ ` 'r "
l
Duggan and Mrs. Earl McKay. Thei nie New  Styles
» program for the evening consisted oi' L
Annie Woodside, Victrola selection..
and a guessing contest, first pr ze
bei b
_  a Chorus. “O Canada": Readlngf Are Here !
Foot comfort and perfect lit at moderate cost.
,_ , ___ ng won y Miss Pauli Co is _ ' . .
 /__ ., ' _ second prim Mm Georg; Brgnsg ‘_ __ All sizes in stock, AAA. to EEE JA,
1 j. ' ` ,Ji a i *_
` L"-1'” them Refreshments were served b- f JET
wiv  the hostess. assisted by Elva and Mrs. . , 5 N/5 A. _
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Meeting closed with National An
Blain-icy with an attendance of
twenty-four members and five visit-
! D B hool and sick
re ou imp ¢
pumon °h"‘;°”__";:_|_|: __¢__h° nn- ost. loth. if not fine. his roiiawin
no houuwe hu H °.“"° NIM- A 'i>l°MihB program consist
M me .M ‘IJ ed of Victroln Selections, a punch  ,
.nm nn - - o u on and Miss Blanche D
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Qs, Duggan The October meeting was _ , _ 4,,
hold at the homo of s At ff »
few...  _
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 on Meeting opened by singing Ode l  "" I  `3’“°" 7'-'V
, -.s.
\ -in and repeating Creed R/oil call was l G ILD A
ll .' . 1 _ ' " ’
ZQ D responded to with “Different wa I
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Lui-ik  unn ____:¢,,w,,,_.. c ’ ° ] Black Kid $7.00
. » J .comm es gave favorable reports. i K.
PROPER Prolreas was reported on preparation ` , f Jtlw _
_ cooxmo wsnsms for s oonmt ind it was misss intl E N#
._ nina be held on Thursday evenlniz U  _
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we mms as L " ' `
of u“mu."h“ Hu un“:h¢:o'l|.;l .  |!t__\:_ng°\_l;d a question contest. _ _/
°I In |008 wilringi lilly closed with the National Anthem l Blick Kid $700 T1"-'7_’_'__ __ Ad
The Rogers A
liollt looking bright, gn ng U, 5' Luncheon Wu '
s li in ii ms .' .
in nn... ws mn. 1... ii-ima.. .,,,,..,., .,, ,,,,_'°§§ A,,’[,,,,,°,,,§"M,§_i Black Kia (covered heels) $1.50
Wm. Adams. November roll call will'
be answered with members paying
,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,e Co  i . ALLEY & co. LTD;
Liliill.cd........ ..............
_Brown Kid $8.00
' ‘D _ "It is vain to dream of noble cities
,_ __ _ _ _ mm we proud’ dn" o___e______Dm__ _ Expert litters of Enna Jetiick Shoes
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