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merside.
__ Mr. Weiner, of International Fur Mer.-
chants Inc., is now at our main ce’ Sum. the evening service.-Thos. Pale-
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First-hand information relative' \  1 ..=~"*-'i ~ l 2 ...I ‘ if J
to the respective views of chinese "`  -  -‘ ro sw' "~. .-~` 4 
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I ' A' X riisartl mirthe present Mmchumn ' "F ` 'i  'I ‘fill-1   > $20.00 l.¢
t 4 V g S lla On contained in letters re- fl,/5 . .I » »  ' _`g_:'i1i  A
occurred this week at S d 1, V _ ._v.1.1 in lceived yesterday by President J. M. '  jf/"‘_-_.f'1 _. " `i  i YH., _  ` \.»‘
V Mn _,ahh wmherbie’ "eg   1/V1, iii | Mcradyen or the yn Mc..-. club ~  1;. 1 . ',»_.   C/ameras 'nm MG” K
1 they °g (;ol_ 5_ s_ Wehiherhie, oi. and l i Of the Charlottetown. Y M. C. A.   1 it_   98s to $3.75 BEFORE wmsmgz ‘
muevuai p_ E_ L The hh, ML ees " This correspondence, which is an i . ,.-,_ . i  _ if
1 `t 1 \,¢
merside. -
'  Mr. D. F. Meehan, of Daniel F. Meehan
Inc. 1_s now at our consignment office, Sum-
merside.
. . Mr. Weiner will be at Pr f'tt’ Sto Al-
berton, Thursday and Frid;y,l Nllvenlliisr 3
 4. _
' Mr# L»_0’l3l'Yan is now at our office in the
Dalton Building opposite Strong’s store, Sum-
p s are available.
G R M
 . . ACQUARRIE,
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l e an Charlottetown.
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Stewards are
orpe, Minister.
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Weatherbie lived for
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Hqmmu-U V' 'I ` 5 IS
- and receive'
raffic to Victoria and Vanco
on account of the heavy discount in The cub ,ck of this Church .ie 9
lon goins to victoria than to c i games mm B mas pm °t the Cub N‘“""“" Cm’
Canada. Services on the above
Chlfse for Sunday, December sth,
are al follows: Rose Valley li A. M.
Gflllivllle. 3 P. M. Pleasant Valley,
7.30 P. M. The Session and Board of
called to meet after
IIIBJIY YCBTS
Georgetown before removing to
019° Breton, where he has residedl
' Fox ranchers take this opportunity of ei I-°uisb\u-s and sydney. 'nie body
dlSP0S_ll\8‘ of your_ fresh pelts while the high-
est rice f
c. P. n. orncmr. m-:m:_M.-
asse
P1l’~ P P octcb is 1931
Liners are making inward and out- er ’
ward “iis at hhth Ham and °° °pemt1°“ Fel'ow Y's Men affiliated with the
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important and timely development  ‘"_;'»"l ' X'
St .I of the activities of the International "-Q1. '  `
' "n" Association of Y’s Men's Clubs, now
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This troop meets regularly unde represen.cd in ten different coun
wud °h? Charlottetown tonight scoutmnster John A. Lawson, and at mes and among 16° clubs: hu been Pe rfurn es
taken t° Ge°r¥el'°“'“ the Friday night nieetin8 the Scouts dh-ected to me Chme" Ya Men by lil xmas B
were receiving Tenderfot and second V 8 BD- :sr to $10.00.
"°` class tests. This is a good practice me” Y’ Men" Club °°mmm°° °“
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PARKER.-DUOFOLD
I’ENS.l PENCILS. SETS
AND DESK SETS
` Sets from $5.00 to $15.00.
Desk Sets $4.95 up.
and all troops should review their sm°""p“'"°’° R°l°t1°"" 0"°k“»'
T PUZSIGY. CPR 'I`ravelling`i£sii work reghihi. as it is easy i°‘ Japan and to the Japanese Y’s Men M 7 PEARL on AMBER ~
n er A e
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n s g nt. st. John, NB., is forget ,muh and sighaiiihh by President Fucnuo K. Wong, en 3 Sets SETS- PINK- GREEN-
an ofllcial visit here and willi The sh James scouts “B th he President of the Y's Men's Club of From 85c to $15.00
ave for Summe id _ 1
in Mr P 1" ° 1" ll" “Pm .the horn or the and Annual patrol N°~“l<lnii- Clllfll- _ i Shaving Sets. Military seu, AND NATURAL' 'N CASES 
3- - U85 GY l'0P0i't-B t-aific; Leaders/ cohurmca M M heid in The communication from the act- S ki
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or burial. Tsutae Nara, Chairman of th J  ox" Priced "°'“ , i
AIZE. BLUE. PURPLE
PRICED FROM $4.98
T0 $50.00.
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IUANY WOMAN `
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SEE OUR `
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of-‘
niciuxnb I-luouur vasimns _
$192tu'I’-2’
__ i - mv ng Sets, etc.
&'3ll;nl11;lli;hsi!he sail: as it was at i their haii Saturday' Dm 5i,h_ ing president of the Chinese Club All in Xmas Boxer
v _ id bla 1 year' “t anticipates is given below. The Japanese view-
.. izons era e ncrease i.n passenger zioh point 8_5 hresehied hy the chairman THE
1 uv". .1 ne 1..»...e.. ercniniren ww  R . 
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BRING THEM To exchange m U' S' A' with 16% de' cnthusiasticpand are entering into app ar n an any issue  u sUc(;E5§0|¢ 1-0
 ` preciatlon it means the ordin ,
tourist spénding $1 000 is $160 betlzx U19 8517155 With 10” Of Pei! G00d Young Mens Christian Association    CO,
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DELIVER
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,_ foruia. 'rnis year the c. P. R. ocean Q boy, lem, 2,1,” gays Zmmfhshi on *St '-
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i ox and shi Mrs_ Preston Mmmhnei who m_ - .at all. Were it true, however, the and other coastal and Yangtso Riv
the boys some haw Songs mcid nt the Japanese governmen
ing and as soon as a boy learns the
aggravate the situation.
him an ani alleged cause. But lying back of this Unless 2 peaceable Settlement lsi
Halifax exclusively for boat passcn- U ' ' 2 , t very quickly reached the Chinese I3-3°-E‘i’l°l'¢f9' Cliiii - Social Hall.
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-_7 hh h International Assoc ation of l l d g th . ir, hi l~. l ol t  U
G. R. MMQUARRIES OFFICE o and ave made arrangements sihicis the boys ih the games has Ts Mem Clubs vvcncc an _scope o e inyaslon er por w c ony serve o y |'||tBd church
[with the C. N. R. to be allowed to severhi hew ones each highh The _ ~ _ was out of all pruportiton to the
'Qt 130 RICHMOND STREET *fun their fsllvsv °=f= =° and fwm Minster .urea .ne » .it nt G’°°°’““'“
'I`llL`RSDAY
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ger get-vl¢¢_ l i Cubs are 8 junior bunch of “cub At a recent meeting of our Club, states that there an three hundred .Government will be forced to resort m°c':i:=:igr3_xi;0ci5n‘i“&;°ii "emi"
1 SANTA HERE-Along with the we were gratified to receive our qutstahdlng claims ror the SL-¢¢le.!to military measures of defence; -i_30_MisSioh Band' Ahhuai Coheui
snow which fell late Tuesday night
Highest Market Prices i;iL‘i...E.i.’.§”..‘?.i‘.i§‘.‘;i‘i€.l. ..§“?.f;‘.i§€:
eous white, apparently camo Santa
TORONTO ` MONTREAL lclaus. A large number of kiddies
 8 _
aw him on Grafton Street oppos
ite Holman's yesterday aftemoon
§  1 “"”“' =°°“ °"°°' "' “‘° ’°"" °‘
F" ’“ - T _ -- candy kisses .from a special auto
 N+»yo&¢»oo&&o»+nw sled. Santas Island sled, decorated
“f ‘ ’ I with Christmas trimmings and load
_ Classified Advertisements
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ied wfth toys, left Summerside at
9.30 yesterday morning. Santa en-
route to Charlottetown, visited sev-
eral country schools where he gave
Cub law and signs he is invested,
then he can begin work on his lst
Star Test. 1
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Scouts )
srcs, Japan has delibrlutzly brok-
charter of recognition and affiiia- meh; of which She has hom forced land Communistic elements are like- -Parents and other adults are
tion with the International Assoc- to “dom thgs hostile mc¢h0d_ in ily to increase due to the crippling
lation of 'Y's Men's Clubs, and to other words' in U,-dc, to forci. B sei, lof the government‘s efforts in cop-
realize that we are now a regular Llemeni ncwi-ding to hh, own de_ ing with them. If war should actu-
unit in a great brotherhood. We ‘
asked to encourage the child-
ren by their attendance-Alb
mission 25c. Children l0c-Sale
nf randy - Hearts Memorial
HalL
ally start, who can say where its
_ shall endeavour to live up to the en her i.i(ihhrciiC_. to the Cowmiiit iranilfications may cud The pre- i730“u‘i;’l'f‘:cg;;’l':;’|°'5 s§c‘;3°3';h"°¢'
Eleven scouts were present, lh. I ideals that Y's Men stand for, and ~ - t situat` has all tl osslbil- ‘ ‘
_ of the Lcnguc of Nntloiis, ilic Niue 5°” 1°" ‘° D -@-
ludlns several new boys. Ali/er ln- i though geographically separated bi' power Treaty, una the Kellogg- *iles °f de"°‘°Pl“i? ‘hi-’ l“°° “ W' Moimr Hora scnoor.
spection and collection of dues, a a great distance from most of the i_h»i,m¢-_1 pact. irlble world war unless it is nlppcd ___
talk was given on the first five Clubs, we hope to participate in the By throwing ui, R Smoke which of
ovout laws. sions and salute. All the fellowship which our international ,hm h,,,,,h¢,i ,,,,_Sciiie,i ,0i,i,.,,,
lil the blld- V 'rne iouowing is the standing of
lt is with this realization that we M E H h i io
- - p s, V nun opc Sc oo r the month
scouts ol this troop tied the Bow- hffl'la;l0n may ago,-d_ _hihhh Seeks in ima the “mid ioilvrlto to you, Fellow Ys Mon, to cn- hi Niiihiiihm.
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.ine knot blindfolded. The Boiiiine It ls lh hursuglme of this hope that hciieve that im entire mshahs-hii_ deavor to interpret to you the Chin. GRHDE L.; (Sr i 1 Ed ar Dock_
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.mot is a life saving knot, and is in this ,im cal hour thrgugh whlelr ty for the Same hes at Chinn-S do-My ese view of the crisis which is fac- hhdm,ii._
used to tie a secure loo about
' P “ i our country is now passing, we whereas any impartial observe, in. 'Cd not Oni? by China- but 315° by GRADE IX <Jr.> l Pearl McLean
 "'"'°°'°°°'°°"°‘°°‘°"°"’*’°"*'°”***°'**°*°°** arrived in Charlottetown at 2.30,'
the children candy. Santa Claus
i  F0! Sale Ml8€¢|llne(|lil PM-eng, gmm 330 to 3_3() ln H01;
met the small children with their
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CA_li.DBOARD_ SUITABLE F01!
lining outhousas etc., le. pe;
t
man's toyland. At 3 o'clock he
'SCHED FROMMYRANCHIONE mounted his sled again remaining
silver female Fox. Advise J. W. 1 _ '
.ntcrcst in the work, which is a yea” wa ou mcse B' "Be," “S the result' °t Japanw as
Tmwsdahh io6i9_i2_3_3i_ ‘ in front of the store amusing 1500
I Qcheet. Guardian ofdoe.
I BALI ~° OLD PAPERS. I
cents bundle. Guardian Office.
_~~_ -- ' ~ 2-4-ti.
-ee-.*_.____
rob sau; _ casa aaolsmn,
show case and scales. Apply Clark
Q McDonald, B5 Queen Street.
3; 10597-12-2-ii.
 ~@
F01! SALE - LEICESTER RAM
tyo years old. Apply Wallace
Blehlut, Alexandra. 10595-12-2-3i.
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F05 BALI To LET. BOARD AND
room signs on hand at Guardian
Office. tf.
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PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS,
ekclusive designs, may now be ob-
tained from the Guardian Central
Job Printery. Order early and
avoid disappointment.
10352-ll-21-tf.
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lfqnj sAl.l-'rmuea rox arman-
_ children, ranging fn years from two
< |03” Au-agp M°p0leA'|,p_ |130. i to n'nety-two years of age. After
Vlliiilill Land Surveyor. Herman- some time of this. Santa motor-ed
"*“°- ‘E 31 9°g§7‘;-*io is I th about and viewed the city and was
' - _ mon ' no doubt favorably impressed with
SKINNINQ AND CLEANING the splendid appearance of 'Jhar-
Foxes. Price '75c per Fox. Silas lottetown. _
Chappell, Bradalbime, P. E. I. `
M-10600-12-2-31.
outs Ohdhgh hi ihciudih sev_ up to the present time and to bc cdedi imhwc.. ahi.
GENTLEMEN BOABDERS AC- MARRIAGES
commodated in private family. Ap
ply 238 Kent Street. 10589-12-2-V31. LING - MATHESON-At Trinity
i , Parsonage, Charlottetown, November
HAVE ACCOMMODATION FOR aotn, ieai, by mv. o. N. Brown.
;"°"l p‘1":o!°"° t° !§:i“°hh°“ _ Raymond Norman Ling of Wheatley
Eleven boys were iirfsvili iii the our i>e°i>1¢» The liek Of Savllls Mid' League that sire would do ro. we ore
Thursday night meeting. This ti'¢;°D rehabilitating the eighty mllion forced to the cohciusioh thai the
res r r a on era on.- iii ii'il\klil8 8°°d l°f°l5"5’ ‘m er P20910 MW ill “W3 01' “Iliff is B” reasons given by Japan are a mere
Clzan rignch, experfenoed care- ' River' t° Eva Elmer Matheson °fi`SCD\llmHSWl' Bfadle-‘/» Wh° has half Glweiidliisly heavy burden Which me pretext invented by her as an ex-
taker. Mac. Guardiiziliiggiifiicgv 61 Oyster Bed Bridge. ofthe troop passed in 2nd work and country is new trying to can-y_ cuss or sighai hh, the wmmeh¢e_
` ° ' CHAMPION _ MMDONALD _ At several more have nearly completed 1; Wu ln the midst of such clr- mehi oi B. aggrahd sement in which
S_ _ 'Charlottetown P. E. mana on Dec_ their tests. t I cumstances as these that the Jap- the heheh-,,_ti,,h_ domination and
ltua-tions Wanted amber znd 1951 by hev Ev'vm Mnc_ Plans ""5 mad” t° ‘end her ancse military launched the.r invas- eventual pohsessloh of Manchu;-hi
_ atrol leaders and seconds to the Pa io th i
nousall. B. D.. Anoei Edward fm Lenders. coh,,_,,e,wc ‘°“ °f °“" “fm fl’ °“ ff “W” “H and Mongolia is a miller part.
ing house; o°mpl¢te_ glxtggh 1i‘ox~ST'ENO0BAPllER. AND BOOK- champion of Mhihhque to Mi” ' of September 18 in which more than Reallzmg the slghlllwhce gg tlqlr
k - ' '
Shipping Crates, standard four
Cedar Chests larce size, nicely fin-
 wm. J. scott, Marshfield,
lla. I. io-loo-11-as-ai.
FOR SALE - BIIOPSIIIRE RAM
lamb. Apply W. H. Macliolne.
_ ine Mile Creek. l060i.-12-2-Sl.
To Lei
WARM rt00Ms wrrn on wrrn-
out board. 159 Grafton St.
10614-12-2-2|
lf() LET _ APARTMENTS A1' l
Hillsboro Street. Newly renovated.
' Apply 102 Cumberland Street.
` L" 10592-12-2-Si.
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iesféf' (_l°ifi§i;,V2l,ff;t¢;f,f:;§i,f:fp°' Irene Macnoruiid or Baltic, P. E. Km., own’ (SL mm Church) eight or the principal cities. sein- lrortllc move cn the part of Japan
m35_i,_3_3i m,_h,i_ . rated by as much as f°\ir hundred and with e view to limiting, if
mm( A Trwp Leader Maitland Owen is id with ri us destruction of 1 1
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0pP0l’f\.ll’ll€£’€S f0l‘ Men gut; :Mae gmac 'xdthgyhgze kileliins this tilioov aging inniacbsixxle  ind pmp:§ty°and the “sump Zmmeliiicgi acsignaiaory iigieisi; KZ-
‘ ‘ ' ’ ' th S. . num er o _
Bild Omen M, K. Charman. Marziirct sim- scout; have been training hi the tion by the invading forces of gov- l°gg-i3r_ah.l pact has adopted the
1 iottetown to Norman crnmental functions. ii-,nlloy of no military resistance and
lun' -_ ws nova cnnrsmns '“°”d" °’ °““’ _ oriu sired and tire meetings nave
card designs ih hiiwk ,mi white Alexander Dirt, of Peakes Station. when Dm in attendance iaheiy' but Japan has given as the reason for have appealed to the League of Na.
for hand colouring. _ Interesting when these driih are comhicimi' the this hostile attack the alleged tions to bring about lr peaceful ad.
DHSUMB Wim °PD°l’Wl\ltY W mike DEATHS ii ih hm This troop' blowing up of a small section of the _insimpnh A5 those who work ev;1
money colour-in! and selling. attcndancewl ore - "ack of me south Manchurian rm the H ht M ubumy so Ja_
Catalogue free, with samples, _ _ will be well represented at the Pa' l' g l’ '
lg ¢,hts_ gully Hoi An gh°i,_, CUTCLIFFE-At the P. E. I. hos- trol Leaders. Conference. Scout_ Railway near Mukden. The truth of pun has done her best to dissuade
' Stair Bldg.. Toronto. ipital, Nov. 28. Francis Laverne Cut- owen has been issued his Kihg»5‘ thh hugged rug has ye; to he oi. prevent me League from C,,h_
311°; gf ;2dg:Yg`°;1g‘;';°'r7'31%'192'“` ‘°”””' “"4 3 W°°"'- scout Badge, in other words he has proved; parties familiar with the Ce.-ning itself with tn, affair. vet
1~RA|N0g,__Ih thi, sacred Ham.; passed Tcnderfoot 2nd Classic  facts deny that it ever happened when and viiherc, if thcnheahueosii
1 wanted Home’ Dec_ ghd, patrick fi-i.ai_h0,-_ class tests, and besides, tests r mer to serv ce any use l piril
fri-Male Help Wanted
BECOME EXPERT BARBIE
V through our special low cost
1 course. Hundreds of euooessfui
'Ki'lduates. Write Moler Barber
_ immeriy of Hope Riva, aged gg proficiency badges. Anyone Wll° l5iPatrol Leaders' Conference will bc ‘in forestall-ing serious disturbances
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1111- -ev 11»1---»- --»-1"-»     °'°"':“'i’-'::°‘i.::: .‘;:1'e;°".;‘ i.'“:::.°“';°*;.':;:'. ir.. 1'   1.:
John And,-ew, Eu; Rayhlth a Scout handboo . y ur Ay. 0- . .an » ocarer ca-SG o i e Eli ~i'>
10515.12.2.3l M9033.” the ham, of his dmzh. that Scout Owen knows a lot m0i‘¢ ference the following progrnni will slbllity? We are happy to note that
----- te:-_Mm pl-,hh Mmm' sydney' N_5__ than the average boy. Scout Vin- be presented! the reports of the past few days
wAN'rr:n - aalvlmar. Pmzrosll: John weetlm-l,l,, .sed gr, rue..- nicornbe oi this troop has one m°f° 1-30-Assemble. Racistriliien “nfl indicate that the council of ine
men; gt georgetown test to P359 lil °i'der to secure this formation of Patrvll- League is taking the matter up scri-
' College, 573 Barrinirton. Halifax.
1- M. H. W. Nov. 1|-atttf.
horse, Island Bred. Apply Ci
- badge. l~4l'»-Hand signals. ously; but it is too early. at nw-
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Rodd, Brackley. P. E. I.
_ _ -1°°’°'"f"§§ saursoiv-At the City Hosviill. 2.05-.Discussion Petrol Discipline. sen, W,hh,g_ in know wha, ,he ,,,,t_
,Deeemben ind. Joseph Harold Baptist. 2.15-Games. come wiii im
_'_ - miles have been captured and oc- possible the Scope and seriousness!
N’ .2 Jah!
. John Paolo
. Alfa. J. F. Euston
Poole Pen Leads
'levort of the Prince Ildwaril Inland Egg Laying Content for the week
coding( November 23, 1051.
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¢~"".l‘le Roe Poultry Ranch
li. William Saaaem
2.3%". Farm, Fredericton
ie. oroiduiim
fat. Isl and Animal: Feeds,
ii. Bi R. Pendleton
Ili. S. lt. Pendleton
li. William Brown
I. lixp. Station, Charlottetown
I3. Exp. iitaticn, Charlottetown
24. lap. Siiatiou. Charlottetown
lil- lixg. §1tiea, Charlottetown
1". lab. htatloa, Charlottetown
I7. lilo. Station, Charlottetown
il Exp. Station. Charlottetown
‘X `A. Driscoll. Manager of Contest
ituredoetlon 23.! pee sam.
email egge were laid.
41 liens have not laid to data
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Friday morning from P. A. Mona-
isampson. aged 20 years. Funeral 2.45-Discussion cf Camp, 1932.
There was a. good attendance at Hiking.
ghan'| Undertaking Parlors,` Kin- the regular meeting Monday iilslit. 2.00-Discussion, Building .:. Patrol
kora and lst class first aid work and Program.
Funeral Friday at 1 p. m. at home
' Morse signalling were studied. The 3.15--Discussion, The Patrol Cor-
DUNS'-At Bommervllie, Maas.. MII- games played were Line T\1l'°f' ner. i
nteiia Duns, nee Estelle Johnson war, circle race. 3.30-Games and songs.
This troop is to be congratulated 4.00-Discussion, Court of Honor.
It has not been easy for thc
Chinese Govemmcnt to hold to the
policy of non-»vlolenc¢ in the face
of keen national resentment. Al-
though the people. enrnlzcfl by the
aggression, have put ii c0iliil'i¢lClBl
boycott into telling effect, still to
~ t h c d d
of father, Donald Johnson, Lonl on the Scouty appearance of tlieir_ 4.15-Discussion. Jamboree. fm” hem ave b cn no Wm 0
River.-mtofment, Qogdy Memorial ‘Headquarters They have a lariiii 4.80-Delnonetration, "Lashing." 1 i in Ci. e
Church- ‘ progress wall chart. a large kiwi, 4.45-Developing Patrolspirit, 'rue ‘?;5fs§;;‘c”i“ ‘$2 ryJ_:'if;`n`;o 
b°\!`d1 ‘nd 5 1"" Dlcwre M me pnml x'».d“" Job’ ‘ll 4 \‘ f .ll ‘i h ‘effects of the
____ Chief scout, Lord Robert Eaden 5.00-Proficiency badges. ‘ i‘ ‘“”‘-fi 51° Us dtcriindcd -of mm
iroweil, and three charters fruzned 5.03-Hike or adjournment, : b"5°°' ' “Ve "
instances of loss of Japanese l;vrs in
Jody' which Wm mt sup and is ess' Wish L0 Share With YOU “me °f OUT miliar with the story of the last fi!" l the World' as to hem you M pos- GRADE vuI_1 Margaret Bilrhve
ily untled Scouts must learn to tie
t hh ` t _ ,lh°UiIhf~5 °°“°f-`l'“lllg l-he “CCM teen years of Japfilfs ilitcrcoursélslble in understanding the course GRADE VlI~l Everett-McLeod 2
w one or wo hands. _ia ~ ’ f vents as reports eventually _
pnncse invasion of our Thre_ , 1° 5 All 1 MLL od 3 Ad McDonald,
The games for the evening were with China will find it hard toreach ill C A
_ . ime. We , '.
E”-Slfem Pf°V1“C03 ffiffiuefllli’ 'fe' any conclusion other than that mostlmwh y°“ ‘mm time to t i GRADE .\.~l Harold Dockcn-
»ii-cle race, follow the leader. “med to as Mahchhrm if hot- ah oi them hmhiems have iwant you to appreciate the s.ncerity doriii
The troop committee show a real Four r nt N . oi our deal,-e 10,- pence and justice,
GRADE V-I John A. Burhoe, 2
1 iionalist sovemmeni we-i esieblfsli- grerelve policy by wnlclr sire has Wm* ““°’"° “5“’““°° °’ "‘°"d' olive cu.-ne, ‘
:reat help to the Scoutmaster. cd at Nanking after a diff chit been trying to ,,mimc.e.. hm, way ship andi goodwill. Y GRADE Iv_i Fiorehce Bhrhoe
SL Pimp. struggle against militarism and into 5 heighhoi-'S memgses in h (S Uma) F"°h°° K1 “°"g’ and Ansel Judson, (equal), 2 Westi
°°mm“l\f5"l- 0°mm‘”llfm and 53°' manner which Ls unwelcome and
There was a good tum-out of “°“°1 dL“e"51°“ have °°ntl““ed with ulterior motives which are de-
. "°"“¢ P'°"‘i"f“ on Moneod, 3 wlliena laurhoc.
Y'5 MEN’5 CLUB 0" NMKING GRADE In-1 Boyd Currie.
I _-"`“““_ GRADE n-1 Gordon Doclren-
i . Y - -Pl -- . . .
31;] vl`;tors)fro¥ln "Klng’sgOwn m*‘~-l°l' difficulties with wh Ch We The development of the invasion Capt. Frank I`I3.WkS dorff, 2 Elinor Curr.e, 3 mwin Mc-
'I‘roop.‘ This troop is very active MVB had £0 C0lll»€lld~ Then this since the first attack has been car-i Air Sl)€Cd€l'  L"°d‘
and a number of boys will soon be .Si1i1iIlli2I` and fall heavy and Wide' ried on despite the request of the
_ invested. spread rains, unDi‘€0€fl€llted 1°' League' of Nations that both sides
I nearly a century, creatzd flood con- i-“min from any furthe, aggi.h.,h_
at clrurclr or most lloly Redeemer ditiona which have bwlishi dvilll tion or the trouble, and in the viola-
to thousands and ruin to millions of tion at _ihim_h1s promises io the
‘ GRADE I-1 Hubert Mcbaod. I
Los ANGELES’ Dm 2_ (AiP_,__ Ethel Currie.
Texas company omCi,h were ih. Perfect Attendance: Ansel Judson,
formed bv telephone last night that Florence Burhoe, Elinor Currie,
Capt Frank Hawks nir .=pecd-rcc- Em" M°L°°d' Hubert M°Le°d1
Ord homer is shmhihg from con. Teacher-George Matheson
gestion of the lungs and that Pile'-l'
la i f d. “
mflilie climliiilloey with which liawks PANMURE ISLAND SCHOOL
is identified was informed ih-it
Honor roll for November.
i’.‘f.¥”.‘.‘i 52;? ‘;i.“°2°“..".’.‘..Z“’i¥°“.‘i§ owe IX-11-11-1 W1-1-t
ilight, strilrfng sub-freezing tem- GRADE V`m°“ °°"‘°”“" °°ml"
peratures, and that some of the ben'
plnne's instruments were frozen. GRADE Vn"1 Martha French 3
Neil Campbell.
RAD I-1 Francis Cam bell.
F931' Expressed I2 Zidref c‘;.mpbeli. P
F01’ T01°0Ilt0 Airmarli GRADE Iv-1 Andrew Momen-
--- aid, 2 Clem Wight. 2 Evelyn Mur-
MONTREAL, Que., Dec. 2. (By phy.
the Canadian Prers)-Fear that GRADE 11!-1 Rota. Wight, 2
Pilot Michaud, a. member of the Billy MacDonald.
Toronto flylIl8 Clllb. mlZht MVC Perfect Attendance for month:-
lost his way between Kingston, Ont. Roth Wight, Billy lvl-_lopohalrli Ev.
and this city was expressed hero olyn Murphy, Clem Wight, Andrew
this morning after a check up of MacDonald, Martha French,
all ioozl airports revealed lvl.ciiaud x, Estelle Murphy-Teacher
had 110% yet reiwiied this city. H0, Percentage of attendance 95 pc.
set out from Toronto, yesterday af-'
ternoon, on e pleasure trip to Mon'
trcal. _ CENTRAL BEDEQUE SCHOOL
Michaud, flying a Gypsy Moth
plane, landed at Kingston. Ont., Rcpori. ofC11llir.”il Bcdelllic SCl10Ol
yesterday afternoon for refueling for october and Novcmbcn-
rind took off .about three fyoloolr Grade X-l, Leonard MacKcnna;
for Montreal. He has been unheard 2, Muriel Leurd; 3, Phyllis Dawson.
of sln¢o_ Grade IX-l, Marlon Lord; 2,
Charles MacKcnna.
516|] |;AN|( 503005 Grade VIII-l, Douglas Leard; 2,
The following is the standing ofil-*°m° WHEN? 31 Arnold C“m’°Cl$~
High Bank Schhoi forthe mohihl Grade VII-1, Jennie Grossman:
oi. Novemheh iz, Lillinn Schurman; 3, Blanche
GRADE X-l Raymond MncLmiii. "°h“‘°"~
2 Myrna Hhmch 3 Rnihh Rohhrm Grade VI-l,Keith Leard; 2, Ern-
GRADE vin__i Man, MmTmii_ cst Gailiint; 3, Boydc Cahill.
2 sarah stewart, 3 Muriel 1.'11;.u:- Gm” V`1' A“‘°'“ M“°K°“““; 2'
' Irma Dawson. `
l l i' L1. 9
mms and MJ mm LH” Wm Grade IV-i._Bcrtll:i Crosman; 3
“`q“°“’ 3 T"“° M“"'°°' 5 Mm' from-ed i.onrd~ 3 rrnmoitsmizh
Saunders. 6 Clarence Liviiigs'ono_ Grade uhh' Hmrhhm Crosman;
GRADE VII-l Earl Mnclfnn ,, Wcimm Crosman
GRADE IV-l Evelyn Sir\\'n:'i, 2 Gmdc n__i' "amid Lend
Sterling Mackay, 3 Vcrncitzi .\lim~ cmd: I mini Bohn Gniinnt 2'
me’ 4 Rwsen Haytcr' l`l'ank Gallant. '
“RAD” “"1 W“““’“ ""'°""f~’i1 2 cirocir 1 fbi-i, Adele cniibfrk; 2,
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2; No Do MacLean I n tm u coo" gr rglrulh gwngpgh' ioewhuai g:,.Qh_ drastic measures to force ii rom ‘
480 Bc 'I
Patrol Leaders' Conference 7.30 to 8.30-Imwomptu Concert lite ocgaiich of nil mi i-.n;x1liese;
pn; on by vmou, “mph ia wi,-C-, ni lotion, which ii.~.;:r 1= 111 result
¢ ' d ` ~ 3 ’ L ‘emi 1.. In
gi cl I h i .Ii i The Annual Patrol Lead rs an the public are iovite4_ cf J pans pr or fm uucii 1
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Nmhwuhhh _ *Seconds* Conference affords a splen-| Scouts are asked to yn" uhlfm-me response perhaps to th‘s apprai and
to receive a ahorr, course in Scout_ Out of town scout; 'ill be bllleted not-onals, Japan has nlrcidy sent
Mk °gfm:','if3.hd”,_ in i did opportunity for Patrol Leaders if Bosslble. it is slated for the pi-oiocton of its
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leadership. The second Annual ‘during the conference. iarlditional nam forces to Shaiielilf
Leona MacKay, 3 John Livin~.<1ons.'
on.~.i>ll_ I-1 nal,-ii l.~i~i.e»n l
Perfect Attendance fir monih:-
Nora l\l.\cZ1Z:nna; 3. llfirucc Cras-
mrin.
Pcrfrrt nt2"lirl.1nc¢: - Carman
llaymard MacLean, Myrim lin;-irr. _1,h5,,,h_ him \i_»_.~,,,_i_~,-V Lillian
‘Vfary Ma~Lean. l’/-onn l.?1'~i<;11-
'f`0ila Munroe. Eveli-n stewart. syr-
'°h Stewart, Vernrftx M'unro:°. .lfiir
Livirigrtene.
Teacher-.Florence J. Hayteni
flulrmnxl, l}ln:lr‘llv Joiil1s"_n. Austin
’u<‘f'Ienn:i_ Nom liiiirlionnn, Frank
illiint. Buell Robins.
I‘rlncipal-Mabel Miller.
Assistant-Jennie Johnston.
illl‘€
a com-
aythai
If PN'
s from
riber oi
l Gov-
-ropcsal
wo per
ur pci'
actured
manu-
es not
ice, and
of the
Wm IP'
es fear-
ti of liv-
er com-
ys about
Britain.
iared the
“made a
llgll dill'
a friend."
iid, “but
.ake mis-
ltends to
' as pos-
own con-
:ts hit by
y spokes-
:ports to
lh French
few items
ne French
omentarily
me super-
.fter Great
. old stand-
:nt 50 per
:asures in
vere amoril .
of the far-
the Cham-
V'00L
yan, 2 Anne
1 4 Ieonard
Murphy 2
iis Agnew. 4
Ilan Walsh.
a.cAulay and
ian Sullivan.
een Ryan, 2
vina Byrne-
: Vickerson.
on MacEach~
iald. 3 Bem-
garet Gaiiani
(equal) 2
ly Agnew.
iity. She b0i'€
uch cheerful-
at even those
she was suf-
ier illness was
reconciled to
l put all he!
.ke frequently
was held cm
rom her fath-
’eople‘s Come-
nded and was
_'_ Ramsay. B5'
rown, Rev, Mr.
ok sweetly ren
tugged Cross"
nn.
1ere six of hcl'
Mutch, Irvine
Kennedy. Pres
Balderson. Her
id brother Ken
sh her memory-
sed By
on Face
Beal Cove, N.B.,
\ very nervous,
md not nhic ic
_'ed with pimpin
noying and tm-
mea.
bottles of Bur-
can do my nwn
lee have entirdy
innnnalvivr-'|'|l
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s   Manchu:-ianCrisis ii- A i,__ , GIVE A'
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