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SHOP FROM Holman’; catalog.

WANTED. -—1,000 citizens to et- tend the ﬂnemenb Beneﬁt (Xm- cert, Strand Theatre, Jon. 18th-

NINE CENTS is -..1 lot o! money at Fenneii 1i: Chandler's tlrlt “White Ware" sale. 822-1-7-1118‘

. A COLD NIGHT FOR A FIRE.- Sill the Firemen turn out and do their duty. Do yours by uttendini their - grand Benefit Coneert. Strand January 13th.

COVEHEAD AND HARRING- TON.-— Church services in this congregation tor Sunday, January 11th are: West Covvehead, 11 a. 111., Harrington 3 p. m-, Stnnhope ‘l p. m. There will be no service in Union Road Church.

MEETING POSTPONEII- in view oi certain developments the meeting called at St- PauPs Perish Hail on this Thursday evening to discuss certain civic matters is postponed until further notice.

837-1g8-n1li.

MARK HAMBOURG specially re quested that he be liulrnished wll-t-h a llelntzman piano tor his reel-tail here Friday evening. 842-1-8-M2l

TRANSFERRED. -Mr. R. B. Towriss, manager o1. the Union Bunk oi‘ Canada branch here unti it closed on Nov. l, leit on Wednes- day niternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Towrise tor Toronto. Mr. Towrlss has been appointed man- ager oi’ the Yonge street brernch oi the bank in that city-Moncton Transcript. (Mr. Towriss was tormerly manager o! the Union Bank in Charlottetown.)

PRESENTATION. -— 0n New Year's Eve a number oi.’ ‘the mem- bers 0t the Union choir and eon- gregatiom ot the Baptist and Pres- byterian churchiee, held a reception in the hail at Bonshaw and Pre- sented Mrs. S. Hickox, organist of the two churches with a well tilled puree. Short addresses were giv~ en by Mr H. Crosby and Mr J. J. McLeod. Although taken by sur- prise Mrs. Hickox thanked all (or their kind words o! appreciation, and tor their 5m. Lunch was then served by the young indies. The rest oi the evening was spent in games and social chat when all went home after spending a very { pleasant evenring.

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PERSONALS

Miss Grace Blenkhom ot the C. N. R., has returned to Charlotte- ‘town other visiting in New York and Montreal-

A Pafhémpicture i‘ l. _\ ¢ Lloyd Has Out-Lloyded Himself

FOR THE TIME OF Y-JUR LIFE SEE THIS RIOTOUSLY FUNNY COMEDY

Also Paihc Review-News Weekly " Wiiire-d McCormac iett yester-

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‘Ind l ables day morning on return to Lyoia iColiege after spending the Christ mas vacation with hie parents, Mr and Mrs Geo. MoConnac-

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brow have re turned from 1a; holiday visit to New York. ~ ~

Mr. Fred" E. Morris who accom- panied his young son Harry home from Boston is returning tomorrow.

Engagement Extraordinary

OF THE WORLD FAMOUS PIANIST

MARK I-IAMBOURG

UNDE-ii THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF

HIS HONOR THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND MRS. HEARTZ

AT THE

PRINCE EDWARD

FOR

ONE NIGHT ONLY Friday, January 9th

AT 8/5 P. M. SHARP

Mr.- Haddon MacLeod iert yes- lterdny morning on return to Sask- atoon alter spending a pleasant holiday with friends on the Island While in the city he was the, guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacGregor. Grafton Street.

Getting Too Fat? Try This-Reduce

unnto exception. But i1’ you ﬁnd accumulating or nirendy cum- ha-rsornr, you will he wise to follow thii suggestion, which la endorsed by thou- sands oi’ people who know. All: your drugglst for hiurmoln Prescription Tub- i1-t11 11ml follow directions. 0111.- dollar ls the price the" world over. (let them rrnrn your own druggist or send price direct to Marmoln Co" General Motors 111115., Detroit, Mich. By doing- this you will he able to reduce ltemiiiy and enully and pleasantly, without utnrvn- tion diet nr tiresome exercise. Start inking them today and get llentlcr.

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MR AND MR8 HOUOEHOLDER Havg you been awakened by this tire bell? Appreciate your tire mien by attending their Benelit concert next Tuesday night st the Strand.

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MR8. FRANK C. OOTTOPY

Mn. drank c. cotton unexpectedly pulsed away GENO!" Year's DU] l! 5.80 ‘ in the = nlternoon. De-

ceased nod not been in good health

appeared to improve and trm- s. lbw weeks the attended to her house- hold duties asdietiai. She we; s dwghtor oi’ rthe m» Cnntnlinuﬁyrwe mud Margaret A. Robbins, o! Y» month", and wee born there torty- oeven years ago. Alter the death or Calpmhn Robbins at sen, tlhe family wlirioh consisted of the widow e.11d two daughters moved 11o Truro in 1901. 1110111111 and Edrgehlll, she married some titieen years ago, her hus- band at the time 11mins n11 the ser- vice of the Royal Bank oi!‘ Oamda at Tnnro, ‘Iihey came to St. Georg 6's Channel, Richmond County 1n 1909, and» moved to Si. Peter; some two years ago. Cotton was a lady o! culture and refinement and she was very popular with all alas. s-es. one was exceedingly chardoable and highly respected. She is our‘ vi1ved by ‘her husband and vlihree sons a niece who resides in Calltornla.

Island Boys At The Maritime Boy’s Parliament

Leith R. Crews oi Summerslde And 1Ha1-oid Meilluh of P. W. C. Receive Important Ap- polntmonto.

The assembling of a group oi young people ‘Qr any reason lie ni- ways marked with great enthusi- asm on the rpart oi‘ the leaders, Dhntllici “ts and the (zommuniiiq in generall, and the sseern-bling oi Picked youth; or mhe dlaritlmo Pm vi-noes, at a 1803's’ Parliament, for the discussion, incorporation, and dri ' ‘Inn oi’ the Tunis pro gramme or fourfold development iior teen age boys smould cause great v citetmen. wmongot the Tux- lg iboys oi’ P. E. island“ '

On ﬂmeeday. December 30th. 1924. sud: a group gathered‘ at the Univereiilly Residence, Moimt galli- sbn College, SBJCILVLIIQ, N. B.‘ This marks the second iboye’ parliament to be held in the lliianitime.‘ inlces, thlirtyltwo members Irtipres~ entimg constituencies all over the ltihr-iitime being assenrblod.

The boys present were mennlbers or tvwo parties. namely. the lC-on- struotlon Party, which ihad theiimz- jorioy, and- tihe ilbeoon-s-trucliion 1Par- Ity whidh touuned the Opposition. Llloyd J. Jess at lPort Wﬂlimn, 1N.

Opposition) as leader ot his Iperty. Mr. Robwt McPherson 0t Brirke water, N. S. was elected as Prime Minister by his mm. _

1lhe member mom Fredericton. N. B.- Murrey San-gem, was elected Speaker o! nhedlouse, which oibice be "lied ‘WWII wnoner pomp 11nd decorum. . ‘

in a later issue aiiong M111 e. liiat o! Rlhe Personnel cant-ho lgllmtse. e rnqn, bore iilrom irrlncei Ed- wsni island with their constituen- cies were,“ ﬂoiiows: Harold Mel- , Medicine, Brlnce oi Wales College; lhairoiid Smith, Pawns-l: queers 1001110’; Thomas 1111mm. Kemsitgwu, Kensinamn. ‘Henry Mom, Bedeque. Prince county: and 111111111 Crewe. Swm-merside Sunnnnerside. All-l him island mem- bers were nileunlbeu-s or the Recon- stntotim Pom. An ppoinrtmenit toilmfod. llor a. Render to lead the pantry tn their gen- eral eieolilon next November. and run tor iriremior o1! the Mnritiane Pﬂflidllllélillh. m1- vilhis position. uel-th Orewe 1o! Sun-i, wide was 9111111115 11111111 Harold 1x11111011 o! Prince o! Wales College es his al- ternate fin-case be ehlould not be a-bla to run 1M0 aloof-ion.

Following this» nuns the eielcﬂoll or a member 11o the National 01d. or Boyle’ Parliament of Canada 110 be held in the Partiamen Buildings in 0111mm in T‘ ‘ , 1025,

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IIIIIIY IIIISII IN SPIIIQQIjANIIS

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Various hills and resolutions‘

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‘Mt-sin. and which were onb receiv-

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Men’s Dressing Gowns

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Men’s Sheep Lined Coats

Beds, Springs and Mattresses

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Mter an election wihioh turned’ out e. ole between tlhe Premier and the member from Summersido. P. E. 1.. a. second baiiilot we» distri- ibulted and ileum Crewe was elect- ed 11o represent the Maritime Pirov- luoee by a oomlontabie majority. This appointment necessitated Mr. Grove‘: resigning his previous mp1 pointment. n leader or the Recon- struction pointy, and lM1r. llsrroild Mobil: at Prime or Wales Ooiiegei

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