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ALL-BRAN .Will Rid Your System of Them Mgr .miss osorai one s.ie` et

Ofe dr Mcl.»¢od’s Saturday.

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DOING NICELY-The many friends of Mrs. P. O. Brown will be pleased to learn that Ina is convaleacing nice- ly. alter her recent serious illness.

COOK ls SON. Murray River, will WY live poultry with empty crops. Tuesday. Dec. iotn. Highest prices Weld- au-iz-s-21

CHURCH SERVICE! --.Highfield There will be divine service in the Presbyterian Church at Highfield on sundry It 3.80 v. in. Rev. w. Bruce Muir will conduct the service.

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For Sale

Miscellaneous

it SALE, T0 LET. BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian office. if

JOHN ALFRED MACDONALII,

Land Surveyor, Hermanville, Souris.

9749-11-il-lmopd.

itfsififel-l;s?¢_;'l§l's;nnn MEDIUM silver polygamous male fox. John iz. Allan, West Cove Head. 317-2l

R, SALE-A CHOICE LOT OF ,sd fomnles. one patch, two proven breeders. Gordon McLean. Corn-

wall. 1'. E. I. _ 213-12-4-31. is sans __ Two snnorsnmz rain lambs. 1 shorthorn bull. six months old. D. J. Maclean, Argyle Shore. 320-12-G-Zi.

it s.-ins-rrera' Pains nl.l\oK Sliver Foxes. P. E. I. registmtion. also a few black males. J. W. Trowsdaie, Mt. Edward Road.

229-12-4-Si.

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it SALE-COMFORTABLE I-IUME well sheltered with good outbuild- ings and large garden. 28 acres of soft wood on place. Apply Mrs. Wm. Partridge, York.

283'-12-4-5-7-li-13-14.

it SALE-FOUR NEW BOX sielghs, twenty Fox Shippbig Crates. Wm. J. Scott, Marshfield, P. E. I., R. R. No. 3. 202-11-30-Bl.

NOTICE - VALUABLE SHORE

farm for sale. well watered and good buildings. Apply S. A. Murley, Arsvle Shore. ans-12-s-ai.

FOR. SERVICE-IMPORTED BEG-

istercd Chester White Boar. J. W. Boyce, Bonshaw, P. E. I.

206-12-5-31.

FOUND-PURSE IN TRINITY UNI-

ted Church some time ago. Apply Parsonage. 220 Richmond Street.

341-12-6-li

KENTFORD L. WAITE. AUCTION-

eer, Kensington, P. E. I, Phone 25.

277-lil-4-Bi.

POTATO TAGS FOR THE SEA- S°“'S Shillmcnts on shcrt notice. Guardian Central Printery,

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Teachers Wanted

WANTED-TEACHER FOR. MAY-

field School. after Xmas holidays. Supplement $100.00 per annum. Ap.

' 297-I2-5-31.

SALE - SILVER BLACK proven breeders and pups,

consider good car in ex- Phone 100. 318-3i

Female Help \/Vanted

OR. GIRL I-‘OR able to do plain

Country girl preferred.

P. O. Box lid. 9860-ti

OE GIRL FOR

references. State

Apply-to Mrs. J. C. Gilles-

Carleton Siding. 321-i2-6-3i.

To Let

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LET -MPARTLY FURNISHED

. 57 Pflllcd Stftet, 239-12-4-3l

RENT - FURNISHED EIGHT

house. '19 Hillsboro Street. t Hillsboro Bquare. avail-

lale on Jan. lst for six months or nr vcnr. Apply to J. A. MacLaren. Hillsboro Street or at Patons ld. iz~s-al

Wanted

me-211-1-. CCUONS WANTED. WRITE T0 ohn A. Coulson, Kensington, R. R. '0. 2. ' 218-12-~1-Sf.

asss waivrnn-Foamy Low

horses. Apply Largs Bros.

Meueiui siz-iz-s-2|

'ro BUY slumxrs. Bauer:

Wharf. Apply Box 122. azs. Andrew cnulant. ‘

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V3 CARS CERTIFIED

also five cars of reed; and one table atook for im- shipment. Earl Henry,

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RANCH BAISED DARK Quebec and Alaskan Mink. prolific stock. Safe delivery

Terms 50% with order

C. 0. D. Will ranch if

Extra females. Rush.

limited. Valley Silver Fox Stephen. N. B. Dec. J-10|.

Lost _H

ten Pownal. '-51

Street and Milton, a pocket- Flndcr return to Guardian.

319-12-8-Zi.

THE PARTY WHO TELE-

The Guardian that A purse

'G htm found kindly communis- l° again with The Guardian. ns

Salespeople Wanted

WE HAVE OPENINGS ON PRINCE

Edward Island for energetic sales- men' with ambition to succeed. Life Insurance Sales are very heavy on Prince Edward Island this year and prospects for winter bright. This gives ideal opportunity for entering a real biislness. Write fully, Mari- time superintendent. Crown Life Insurance Company, Moncton, N. B.

R. W. Dec. 6-4i.

Good Things To Eat

Pepper Mangoes.

l Use large green l>¢DP¢rs. Cut a silt in the side and remove seeds with a fork. Prepare a stuffing of 4 tablespoons chopped cabbage, 2 lab- lespoons ciioppccl onion, 1 teaspoon each of ground nutmeg, mustard. mace, celery seed, olive oil, sugar, chopped chives, 12 whole pepper .corns, 2 tablespoons horseradish. Fill peppers with this, sew up slit and lay in deep stone crock. Pour boiling vinegar over them. Drain off vinegar, reheat and pour back every other day until you. have done it three times. lt will take three months to rlpen these properly for the table. _

Things New and Old.

Too much dressing will spoil a Sll~

ad.

A fresh salad each day has the

same erfeot as the apple in rellfd tc keeping the doctor away. Diced celery and green peppers

are good served on romalne salad with French or mayonnaise dress-

ing. Domestic duck should be cooked'

until moat of the fat has cooked out of it, butwild duck should be serv- ed rather rare.

Buy fish the dpy it is to be used.

never beforehand. It may spoil in keeping and even if it does keep fresh the flavor will be impaired.

Clam Bisque.

Four cups milk. 8 large clams, 1

tablespoon butler. 1 tablespoon chopped parsley, 1 tablespoon flour.

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

-Mr. William Schofield. mechani- cal superintendent of the Guardian, and son John. who rae leaving for Pembroke, Ont., were remembered by the members of the Guardian staff yesterday evening when the two de. parting members were given an ad- dress ahd presents/ilion. The address was read by Mr. Edgar Vessey in N10 presence of a large majority of the Guardian staff.

MH 'Hthfy Doucette arrived

home Wednesday from a two month’s visit in the' United States. '

Woman Cured By Miracle

PARIS, Dec. 5.-Another mirac-

ous cure ls the result of a pilgrimage to Lourdes, is reported from Sienne. The remarkable net about it is that the cure occurred not during the pli- `ifTimli¢. but a considerable time af- terwards, when all the sick woman's friends had given up hope. -

The woman, who was 54, suffered

from spinal paralysis, and for four. teen yllrs had been unable to move

from her bed. No change in her phys- ical conditlon was noted after she had been at Inurdcs. and when she

ply to Jes. A. Houston, secretary. lrvtufhed to her village it was only

‘to be taken beck to her bed. But there had been it great spiritual change. for the woman who herself had previously abandoned all hope of cure, declared that she wasinow cer- tain of recovery.

For a few days she still kept in her

bed, but then. when a nun who had habitually nursed hc: came to make her moming toilet, she found the "paralysed" woman already our of bod and walking about her room. The villagers are now flocking to her house to see the miracle for them- selves.

(iood for Tcothacllo-)lfnlrfl's Uillrnsnt

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iP|YI'E1’-Ai; the home of Mrs. Nell @W. McKinnon, Southport, Lot 48 to .Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bippey. of Hazel- ibrook. a son. -

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V JOHNSON-At Bedeque. on Decem- _ber 1, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. T. I-I. l Johnson, a daughter.

lMCMILLAN-At Covehead Road. Dec. 1, 1928, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth McMi1lan, s, son.

1 Manmaoes

MAYHEW-CASELEY -- At the Un-

|ited Church parsonsge. Kensington, ‘On Wednesday, Dec. ith., 1929. by lllev. Geo. Ayers, Heath Y. Mayhew of Margate to Marlon L. Caseley of Kelvin.

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Moana-at rlnetti; Dec. 5. ms. Roderick A. McRae. lied ill, Funer- al Saturday. Dec. 'i. at 2 o'clock.

MaoDONALD-At Little Sands, on December 4th. 1929. Sadie, beloved wife of John E. MacDonald, aged 43 years. Funeral notice later.

_ In Memoriam

In-loving memory of Andrew

Bradley who departed this life December Oth, Illl.

Ona lies on earth! ` its pain, na sorrow and its toll

' to share.

Ona less the bl|ll‘l1\\‘l dell!

` crola to bear. Ono more the crown of the

bloat ts wear

At home in liaavenl

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Ertnitp Glmteh iflliurdi _ rninait ' 7.30-Collage Prayer llieeilng-'B.esld-

cnce of Mr. Ruder|ck'Nichu|son. Isl Kent street.

8.00-Young Peoples Society-

ular Meeting-Social Hall.

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GASOLINE (Con'.inucd from page 1)

the distress signal flown by the boat in trouble, the iight house f;ecper and a .party of Summerside fishermen walked across the ice to tile- light- house and endeavored to 'aunch the dory kept there. They could not how- ever, get to the craft in distress and were obliged to.rcturn to Summrr- side. They got near enough to see c man walking round the deck.

Mr. A. E. MacLean, M. P., notified

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and obtained the promise that the

cnc in the moming. In. me mean- time ihe ice imprisoned :i-aft. at r. very carlyhour this morning up- pesred to be in no -danger, as thc wind was fortunately on shore.--S

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pontlff's ring and in turn rcceivrrl from him the apostolic bcn-cdiction.

tary of State`left Vatican City at 12.20 p. m. to return, in behalf of the pope, the vtsit gf the king and quem to Vatican City.

Arriving at St. Peters Square, their

Majestic.; were received by Comman- dore Camilla Scrafiui. Governor of vailcan City, who read an address of welcome, then with Prince Cammiilo Massino. Pap:-‘.l Supcrinicncicnt of Posts, also in private dress, he nc companled them within the confines of the- papal' state. En route to the Cortile of St.`D-amnsas, which took the Royal Procession behind St. Peter's the cortege was saluted by detachments of Swiss Guards, Papal C-endarmes and Palatine Guards.

At 10.52 the royal' couple reached

'ire Papal Apartments. The King was dressed in the uniform of a Field Marshal of Italy; Queen Elena wore a white dress and veil, as did all her Ladies in Waiting. The privilege of the while dress was by a special dis- pcnsation from His Holiness.

LONG LIFE ON THE FARM

Remarkable longevity was disclosed

at the recent dinner of the Williton. England. agricultural association. Benjamin Bcalch, who headed the list oi' aged farm hands, was 86. The other winners were 85 and 84. All _the nine entrants in the class for :.gcd women were 80 years or more. Har- riet Milton, the first prize winner. was 811.5. and the youngest aspirant was 81. The ages of the nine totalled 750 years.

DEPORTEI) MAN SENTENCED

Alexander Ferguson. a clrugglst.

who wa; stated io have been deport- ed from the United Etates as an undesirable, pleaded guilty to 13 charges in sheriff court at Aberdeen. Scotland. and admitted four previous convictions for theft and houscbreak- ing. Most of the 13 charges related to failing to pay for board and lodg- ings ln six cities in Scotland. I-Ie was sentenced to six months' imprison- ment. ,

To promote fire prevention equip-

ment for airplanes. a contest of such devices was recently held in France.

More than foul' times as many

American automatic refrigerators arc being used in Great Britain as a year ago.

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said in their letters of notification however, that to publishers who would sign a ihrec year contract at the new price, they would offer a discount of $5 a ton for first six months of next year. The latter concerns an- nouncements continued that, "recog-

nizing the temporary effect, on the business cl its _customers that may follow the recent financial disturb- ance, the company will allow s. dis- count of 35= per ton from this price

year contract." '

The announcement by the st. Mau rice Valley concern made thc same offer and gave the same reason for

Association has called s. convention. to be held in New York, on December

tion of the Premiers. of Ontario anti Quebec in supporting the increase.

(British United Pre’s)

OSLC, Norway. Dec. 5.-Trcasure-

tales have been handed down about

cfs outfit and hired an assistant io

down io the wreck, which he liatl discovered. He found ucitllcr gold nor

oysters, some of which had sm pearls. _

"I‘reasurc-llunting has also been _

going on outside the small i/own of: Lillesand, where. according to trad-_ ition, a huge amount of old gold coins were buried it liulldrcd lf¢f\\‘5 lS0~ TWO "ciairvo'yants" liad-independently of’ carb other-given the exact spot where the treasure had been burled.‘ and both sail-i that thc money was’ placed in sn iron case. Preliniinary tests were made with a steel rod. and whens this rod struck against some- _ thing giving a metallic sound ir, wasj fclt sure that the treasure was with- ' in reach. The Governmenr was rep-, resented by the local tsx coilecter.`

sand took a day off to see the final _ excavation. The source of the met-, slllc noise was ar last brought into day light; lt was part of an old rusty stove. _ `

More than one-third of the imports

into Chile in the last 12 months were from the United States.

British flying schools have more!

ass last su applicants for iaatruatioas than uiey|f°°°Mlr oomvieted an will c°°d~

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jewels. but he picked up a good col- _cm

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lemon MBU h po ry cove” au! General Plutarcho Elias Caiics.

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sl resources transfer situation, It hadl b,a\m,., hm che., ul mumph at m.._

been assumed that transfers oi re-i _-ources would be confined lo the giioviilces of Manitoba, Alberta and

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nrillsh Columbia, and it was slated! that Saskatchewan was not yreti

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ready to enter into negotiations on :his subject. When the matter of S:iskat:lr2wen's part in the transfer was a subject of negotiation here, the then Premier lion. James Gardiner was not prepared to concede points deemed by federal of- ficials necessary to a deal. Also when .the agrccmcn; between the Canadian National Railways and the promoters of the Flin Flon Mines was being negotiated Mr. Gardiner demanded its delay so that he might more carc- fully study what possible claims his plovlnce would have to royalties from the mines, which arc located mostly in northern anltoba. but aio partly

in i1orthea.2Trn Sa.=ka.tcl‘iewal'l. 'l’hi_~; matter of _ ines may again become a subject of the conversations with Premier Anderson.

Hon Charles Stewart, Minlsi'cr of

ihe Inferior, intimated a short time ago that the way was vow clear for the transfer of resources to l\lanitob.1 Alberta and British Columbia and that all that relnained was the pre- paration for the legislation. '

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especially if they are convalescing from measles or bronchial pneum- olilll, they should have tlicir _mas- iolds X-Rayed. In our clinic we dis- covered that a large number of the babies examined markedly improved after the exposure of the X-Rays and the dxichargc from their ca;-:. .rapidly diminished, In a icw days they were cured.

' “Whorf the slgns'of diseased mas- ltoids are seen on the X-Ray pictures

_an operation should be performed lwithour delay in-order to avoid the 'serious complications of facial par- lalysis, meningitis or involvement of lthe braln," said Dr. Granger.

X~Ray Treatment Preferable

| Another paper telling of the bene- I~fLt to young life of X-Ray and rad-

llum treatment was presented by Dr. il-Ioward P. Doub of Detroit. Difficulty

during the first six months of 1930<ln's\valiowing, pressure in the upper to all customers accepting the threelchesl. and loss of weight as well as

lcougli and lioarserless may be

-,lsymptorns of enlarged themlisf'

_said Dr. Doub. “Treatment may be carried out with both X-Ray and

it. American Newspaper Publislierslradium, buf, in my experience X-Ray

Etlierapy is prcferablcfwhen used in ‘cases not too far advanced remarkable

ml- W draw UP B11 0ff|C|8l Dl‘0tBSi;rcsulls :ire usually obtained and the 33511155 U19 P1'i<‘2 i1”l¢!‘€HSB and the lv- tumor decreases in sizc and the sym-

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iptoms disappear. | Doctors ci. E. Richards and a. C.

The Association r¥ei1tly annoiipcedfg;ng1¢¢¢n_ af the 'rorrinigi General that Cana* “P91 5 "“°f°» thafl milf* hospital gave a paper dealing with the uewsvrint tonnage consumed i.v'ti=e injection of s speelsi iodine and Ulm” 5:8595 “°“`5P“P"5 *“"““*U5'- 'olive oil into tho sinews or hollow

ibone of the face, thus accentuaiing

the sharpness of the X-Ray picture and helping in the diagnosis of in-

Treasure ffection of the sinuscs. This method

developed by Drs S‘al't and Ferre-

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In Nafway filer. of Paris. is extensively and suc-

Icessfully used in the radiological dc-

-- lvelopments of leading hospitals.

digging is the latest popular sport NEW YORK in Norway. A rich Dutch ship we-si --'_-'-”“_-

wrecked on the south coast aboutl \COi1iillUt‘df\‘0i11l`tB§€1l 'two hundred years ago. and fantastic ` °-°-“'_*‘-'_“"_1 ---

terpreted by well informed observers

me lost va1uabi,_.,_ _ |herc as the fore_1'i|nncr of a series

Recently a young man bought a div- °f §’__"f_°_;'¢:_\°¢'5 “'1»h1_\`_t_ U‘@_n¢X_'» EW

wee' . a may cc e no on y me

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may also have A most important] bearing on thc republic fiscal poi-

former Prasident and one of Mcxlco`s

outstanding leaders. is expected in New York from France next wcek. President. Elect Ortiz Rubio. who is enroute to Johns Hopkins l-lospltal. Baltimore. where it is reported lic will take a rest treatment ln all proh- abilliy also will come to New York later.

There are rumors of possible fin-

ancial conferences in winch 'l‘ho\na.= W. Lamont, and other flniinciers who have been helping Mexico to reg- ularize its foreign obligations. are mentioned as likely confreres.

The party which arrived in New

York today with Postmaster General Arturo Elias included: General Sat-

and most of the lnhabitanis of Lille- fu,-nm, C.dmR_ gave,-,M or me

slate of San Louis; Col. Fllibcrt Go- mez, Governor of the Stsic of Mexi- co; Senor Alaberto Tejeda. Govern- or of the Stale of Veracruz. Manuel Riva Palaclos, former President of the Chamber of Deputies, General Arturo Bemal. Chief of the Staff of the Secretary of War; Deputies Pe- dro Palaauelas Ignacio Gomez, an mrlque Hernandez. and Col. Publ sidar Mexlcan.."Mcxlcan Ace." wh

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lnonth.=. and emerge full clad and

ing proved ll New \'oik business msn could do as \-.ell as his cave mall allccsiols in file cl2lncni:.i siruggle. for life.

McConnell conlprofniscrl first on

nudity. deciding io \\-car runnin; pants and atllleilc silirt. l-l: Compro-

l hiised on equipincnt by caiflying ur. _efficient modern axc. lie obtained

g his only cloihiilg by using a moo;-.C shin which Indians had left in 1!‘v woods for safe-keeping. And llc roul- promlsed, apparently. on elapsed lilne by remaining ii few days mile ilmri two monllis in ln.. iol‘c;.i lioznin

During hii slay tllc lnodoril cnvc

man lived on s fciv r.\'obl\.s, bird.. nnd fish-life only fufcrt dcnlzrns who. by succumblir: in his irnpn und his bow and arrow. proved firem- selves ltss iltlcfl to survlic than was hc.

Onhls ws): b.1vl: io '1i'|il~.e.,oil

l‘/i:C01illcll dcvoiorerl a biisfer on his 100'. and had tc be rlraggcrl lzi 'li 9. Sledge by a forcsl ranf;t'i' ‘.'.'ilo found him in nn abandoned iiul.

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frorpnration. all of 'i`oromo. Three sufli .~).'ndlf::ltes tolldorcd and the lcucst bid, :\'ibmii.t2d by n largf-

'grozlp colrlaullllg many U. S. firms, was only n iravilon under par, be- ing 99.817. Some`40 bond lioilscs an-l bailkinf; companies ivcre reprcscnterl in the telldcrmg.

in the nunlbrl' ci Uiiiicd Slat-fs

houses lclidci'lng. l-lolz. Dr. J.`lJ ltloniieill, Pl'o\'lll';lal 'l`l'»:‘:isiil'cl', saw :\ fn's0l‘able rrflrrilon on Oniariv

_ finances, ng vlcnerl across the border. | Ho pointed out that life C N. R.

! selling ia $1i5.000,000 issue in October.

had to pay 5.15 per cent. interest rate. About $10,000,000 ofthe loan pro- | cceds, said Dr. Monticth, will be dc~| voted to rcfiincling other loans, llo'v matured. The balance will bc llsccl for the refunding of Treasury notes irsucd during the past several months io finance the govcrnlncnf.'s capital expenditures.

MANY WAR MEDALS l‘.‘.\\'.\'I!l)

Disclosure that 00 per cent. of wav,

medals awarded after the conclusion of the World war are in European pawn shops or liavo. been sold io vc- 'licve distress has causcil much sur- prise ihere. /iiilluugli it is si illlllisli- able crimc to pl°'lge or ncccpi. a< a pledge is \'ir.‘inrin fL‘l'or.<. nhsui. a clozorl linvr found their \'..1j./ to "Unclc." and on ouch about 55 hasi been advanced. Tho average valua- tion of a silver medal is 35 ccnis.

i ORDER FOR. WALES COAL l`L"I`

As the rcsuli of the government

'order shortening the miners' work- lini: day. SCu‘.l'l Wales has lost par: of the 220.000 ion coal r.miva~r plat-=fl by the Brazlllnii Crlllrrll Ra\i\va_~.'.'-. South Wales mine o'.\'i1crs feared ihc government order would causc an in- ` crease in thc cost of prodllction. and tried to obtain higher prices. Tiic i'aiivi'ays ihrll rol1l:'ac'.ci'l for only 80.000 ions from Wales and 50 003, tons from Gcrlnany. 1

Nearly 800.000 laborers have im-

migrated info Argentina in thc Inst 10 years. _

More than 10000000 ivolllt-‘n in

England spent. .<15 rash nn porin-

laneni wrivcs in thc last .six months.

Passenger speed-boat service lin.

been established ni 100 ports and :.:~r.- side rcsoris of England in the last ll moliilis.

Nf~nl'l_v bali of all file icleplloiw-

in Gcflnally arc conneclccl with nutm- matlc exchanges.

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-MARGATE -LONG IIVEI. all

Clifton-The services on this PII- inral charge for Sunday, Dec. lib.. are Clifton at il a. m., Look R-il/U! 230 p. ln. and Margate 'I p. in. A0 Margate the W. M. S.. Will MVC their Thank Offering, and the pili- :int "The Conquest of The Cross." will bc given.

\'i'EST KENT SCHOOL

iiloiiar Roll for November)

Grade X.-i. Helen Ebers: 2. mn-

cs; Lord; 3. Horace McEwen.

Grade ix.-1. Ruth Rattenbury; 2

itabci Crawford; Zi. Ivan Vaughan.

Grade \'lil.-l. Alice Robertson;

L1. Wilma lla'.'i.=oh; 3. Mary Owen.

Grrrle Vlll.-l. Jack Ritchie; I

l-lnrcld Black: 3. William MacRae.

Grcdr- \'Il.- Dorothy Black; 2

.loan I-‘or.=:.'1i‘ie' . Fulton Pierce.

(iiavle \'lL- Cllvc Jollnstonl I

f;¢»--|lft- C-'\‘.l1; ii. Milton Stewart..

urssls- \'l.-l. Walter Piclcard: 2.

.John l.‘lacLeod; 3. Irvine Rice.

Grade. \'l.-l. Donald MacMillan!

1?. iicltii Langill; 3. .lean Robertson.

Grade' V.-1. Elton Worth; 2.

\°:-ri:v~: .\i:ic-Kinnon; 3. Lawrence 'i`;-.‘i:r.la.=.

(trade \’.-1. Harolél Stewart: 2.

l3~\ic Tliomtan; 3. Carol MacCan- nfll.

ilrafle- IV.--l. Eilccri Jolfuston; 2.

ililvln Block. ltosc Blrivvistle iequail: 3. Bclzy i'orsyl.l1<~.

Grade ill.-l. Sandy Brehaui; 2.

Allison West; 3. Newton Large.

Grade ll.-1. Mary MacKay; 2.

Lowell Brchani; 3. Sterling Walker.

(irndc IZ.-l. Margaret Martin; 2.

(il.1rl_v.'. Craig; 3. Allio MacLeod.

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“\"' .IUNIOR BANQUET

Tonight at 6 p. m. there will be I

supper and program for the iuniol members. Thc puzposo of this meet- ing is to get all the boys together ir o:~.‘.:~r to organize basketball and I bowling league. Basketball niat:hei will be held during the regular Wed- nesday gym periods, and bowling on Saturday moming after gym class All Juniors are urgently requested to nttcnd as this will be the only chsnca io get their 'names on the various it-sins. Six o'clock is the time boys. 'rlici-e will be lots of eats and areal

good tune. _ Pictures will be shown during thc evening.

Potato Prices

Going Higher

itanadinn Press)

FREDERTCTON. Dec. 5.-Potato

sliippcrs in New Brunswick report a slight. improvement in prices and market conditions during the past two d.1_\'s. Since the first of the week prices have risen from a low mark for the season of $2 per barrel to $210 nt ,polnis of loading. Ons prfimuicnt F‘redcvicfon shipper con- .<lcicrefl that the change is indicative of gcocl prices and demand by fha ucv; year :md flint shipment.; of the New Bi'\ins\\'i;‘k iubezs lo the United Stairs will regain their former posi- lion. Although only a few carloads are moving at present from New Brnns-.vlck. flue general opinion is that inc volume of shipments vzill in- crease to a suhsiantiai and consistent lcvci by Jnriuar_v. The Boston marke' is favored over Montreal and the Pmirie i”rovlnces because of the ;.Iioi'ic;~ 1-all haul. Prices quoted af ilionircal arc about the same as for Boston.

l.!CN'I`REAL. Que.. Dec. 5,-l(i4

cars of potatoes arri~.'e:l in Montreal during thc week ending December 4 'l‘herc is n better feeling in the vege- table market. which is active and good demand has kept, up firm. A slight lim-:rise in price is noticed on Qucbrv potatoes. l". l-2. l. hlbuntailis. 00 pounds. No. l, $1.90 lo $2.00: P. E. i. Cobblers. 90 pounds. No, 1, $1.90 io $2.00: N. B. \‘Vhiies. 80 pounds. No. 1, $1.70 to $17.5: Quebec Whites, Bt pcnlltlf. No l, $165 to 81.70.

'l`~.\.~» of flue teams in the baseball

lcaizue of Mavaflan, Mexico. are vt;mpo.=crl of girls.

Ca rcl of Thanks

Mr. Tlvnmas Doyle and family wish

io rha.n’.: their many friends for Mass Cards, Spiritual Bouquets and l=‘.orsl Tributes sent. them in their recent snii bcrc-an-mcilit. 33|-

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Palmer Graduats Chiropractor Chronic and Nervous Disease!

124 Prince SL Phono 101 Opposite Bl.. Paul's Church

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