5' S.”B.

Moana! ‘ '

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' . ' ‘_ nnoanoan 25.1916 ‘ -

terioration.

They pre- .____ serve flavor, " ’*\` freshn e ss and strength

- -insuring

value for the

money.

_'K ____ = ;»;a?§>

.

In SCl.lCd PRCICIQQI place in the school house on Dec. Iilth

in

People More

_ Particular

HE demand for package goods grows greater every

§ year. Why?_ ~

,_ _ Because the world is ever growing' `

more and more particular about foods. ,

Packages keep the goods in wholesome, sanitary

condition. They keep out dust, flies, moisture and

odors,preventingde- ___

_,_

`~`_,`b _-_ -

EDRDSE

R S good i.€-"5 the' income tax. The Court is presided TE 1 . ` _ __

.fe

"\\ _ sewn -

' ' INATION.-The' semi-annual school

_ ng ` Father Baudreault presided, and by his

f-..~?-'.i=-I

VITAI LAM PADA

(By Henry Newbolt.)

P

'lhere’s a breathless hush in the Close

tonight-

Ten to make and the match to win-

humping pitch and a blinding light, _hour to play and the last man in.

And it’s not for the sake of a ribbon- . sd coat, a' the selfish hope of a season’s

fame.

But his Captain’s band on his should- ~; er smote #Play up! play up! and play the

game!"

§he sand og the de'sert is sodxien red- _ ed with t e wreck of a square that .~ brokez-

'lhe Gatlirags' jammed and the Colonel

dea ',

And the regiment blind with dust and _ smoke. The river of death has' brimmed its

banks,

d nd's fa and Honor a name.

-is F- s _

side were Inspector Gallant and Frank

game!" _ '

This is the word' that year by year While in her place the school is set, Eve'ry one' of her sons must hear, And none that hears' it dare forget. This they all with s. joyful mind, Bear through through life like s torch

in fiam

c.

And falling fling to the host behind- “Play up! play up! and play the

game!"

-ABRAM'S VlL.'LAGE.-Mr. Phillip

Arsenault, has returned to his home after spending three months in Nova Scotia.-Santa Clause, equipped with a sample assortment of his- goods. and dressed in a very elaborate style took a drive throughout Ahram's Village. At every public place he made' a stop and addressed the lookers on, in an audible tone, explaining to them the splendid display of toys which could be seen at his head-quarters which he claimed was at Wellington. He had occasion to see' himself very plainly, if he just took a glance in the window of S. 'E. Gallants store, where his counter part was doing his bi; of lu-

n Engle r, t the voice of a schoolboy rallies

i' the ranks, "l’lay up! play up! and play the

vltation to the public but in a sitting posture.-M.

--

Arsenault e ual nd, Ca l

Christmas Presentsm Abundance Grade, Ugugwm Fmm Gump

_ Our 14 ir. and I0 k. Necklace and Pendants are ve

da-rg). _ _ _ 1 _

__ htaxre Diamond Rings $7.50 to $16o.00’ Watch Bracelets

Wrist Watches, Pearl set Brooches etc, etc ‘ -SUCCESSFUL AFFMR- Ov

° ‘ Tuesda evening the adults class

» y

glgravlng promptly’ “nt” Xmas combined with the organized class

ll and See fm' Y0l-"Self ~ of the Methodist Sunday School of

W. N. TANTON

1%?/IIIIIIl\\\\\\\\\§IIIll’Ill@\\\\\\\\\\U presided over the following program

imc Opening Remarks by Chairman;

Q Sm

»/Ifi\

Jeweler

yi-lniianeenlil _ - _-_gn-_ ‘ '

I -` Chorus by the Choir; Recitatlon by

'i`he Right Way to Gel f.'f:f:.::‘%.3.“;.:‘..2:...‘i.

Boulter entitled "O Canada." Reci

.

Mrs. McPherson and Miss Peters en__

’ , titled Keep the home fires burning

Call--- 80 Grafton Street E.§l.‘;I.“'...’§...° .......“;‘£‘ ........21.,. S... -lg-5 1- °h_;,w°;gg~,, vfggnggeggggg - 3 -

by Mrs. McPherson, "solalsré or'“,'{§“ "°§'s“ mwc "B 'tt r. med _ ‘ 1| °“““d“' C“°"' 'B°"“ °’ ‘"9 K'“¢"' lnodieellttigllshlngvfownelnywllxh she _ _ lmvslcuws msscmlmom ~

, ' -lady. National Anthem, after which" . r .

“te"" F He M_ E_ Brook! proposed __ Mfg. or ,legfnastfge _mk____g m__Ehed_ Remy _en _ lmamai and Exumai use

tllginks tto tadrs' Mcphegstm mr pl* the kitchen and went into her bed- s ng a e organ. w ich was»car- mom she wanted nommg so much ried unanimously Immediately after that ha-1

me entertainment' ML F_ sweet Oulu' to be alone in_ that room _ <_ _ , , ,_ » , 1, ,mc,,,,n the bask,” The tim been her fathers-in um room when

f v

. no ken molly presewed me wea-

' _ _ _ _ _ _proceefin .mr me evening ammmung :ling clolhl; she had lavished so much

*buying wool and Red Cross par- I . r '

I’ r n e » A _ th d the fded photograph of

e nsu a C D,,,,M_ w_ _ *co es an a ___ were an

A Necessity

Then insure in good strong stock compan-

‘es,which never contest an honest claim such

' asierepresentedby .

Charlottetown

_ _ , .

NEW A YORK’ Fran A15S'“_

A ' n

AISI _CO5

" ' (incorporated) ’ f ' "

107 Fulton Mamet

' IW E \ll

~ wnctaeats

lW-been

corklfitsien ~ ~ ~

1 R3

,.7-=Aii sorripohlsnos promptly sr-fwermi slsmfiis sem. on application

i.EY_ &. SONS ‘rlumsrmn Aulmrs f

I clade 11 1st, cm-:sae Gallant, znd 'rn-

.__. f 1'lie Barlow and Winnlfred Gallant

lequal, 3rd Irene Arsenaul; and Law-

\¥.'I§IIZL\\\\\\\\'fIHIIII/i\\\\\WHIIIII rence Pembroke (equal). Gradel (sen

i 1 B l G d t and Violel

.A ` _ Y _ -*Y _ _ ~ HQ.

N The Wesfefff PARTY” PERSE[lUi|0N

-IT PAYG to buy in this Province.

-Tl-il MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laf!erty'a Tensor- lal Parlours, Summprside.

-SCHOOL OLOSEB.-The Summer-

side High School closed for the Xmas holidays on Friday evening and will reopen on Jan. 3rd, 1917.-H.

-REGULAR COMMUNICATION

Knights of Pythian, .Tuesday Decem- ber 26. Every brother ‘ specially"re- quested to attend. First and third ranks. E. Livingstone, Chancellor Commander. 3681-12-23M2i.

-MARKET PRICES.-The market

Drlce of black oats in' Summerslde on Friday was 'l0c per bus. white oats 6'lc, wheat $1.40 to $2.00, pork light, organs attached, 14% cts per lb.-H.

-COUNTY COURT.-The Decem-

ber session of the County Court, open- ed on Friday. The docket is a large- one and consists of many appeals from

over by His Honor Judge McQuarrle

H.

- ANNUAL SCHOOL EXAM

examination of Abram’s Village, took

As usual, the attendance of rate pay- ers was flarge and the pupils gave a very good account of themselves. Rev.

Doiron teacher of Urbalnvi-lie. Were also present, Miss Lea Arsenaul~t,` tea- cher of Maxlmville, Miss Marguerette Leclare, teacher of St Hubert. The classes were examined ,in reading, spelling, grammar, geography, history and other subjects. The answers to all the questions were very satisfactory. Remarks were passed by Rev. S. Bou- dreault, Inspector Gallant and the trustees. A short program of recitat- iong and songs were given. On the' whole it was a good success and re- flects credit on the district.-M.

-WELLINGTON SCHOOL.-The

standing of the pupils of Wellington Station school for month of November is as follows: Principals Department. Grade VIII, lst Leona Cameron, 2nd Hermine' Poirier, 3rd, Helen Bishop. Grade VII, Aldona Gallant. Grade V, lst Zeica Poirier, 2nd, Rene' Gaudet. 3rd, Ernie Gaude-t. Grade IV. (senior) ist Arthemise Poirier. 2nd, Theodore Gallant, 3rd, Annie Mae Gwllsnt. Assis~ tant’s Department-Grade IV (junior) lst, Edna Gallant, 2nd Cordelia Arse- nault and Edward Poirier (equal). Grade li-I, lst Marie Delaney, 2nd Jos eph Gwllant and Clarisse Poirier equal

or) st, ern ce au e

2 rro Delane

and Annie' Poirier (equal), 2nd Winnie Porler and Marie Arsenault (equal.) Lauretta Nelligan, Tteacher.

Springfield, held an entertainment and basket social in the public hall The place being packed with as many people outside striving to obtain ad mission. The Rev. R. M. Brodie

Miss N. Robertson, entitled "The Beautiful Flag; Trio by Misses Eng

tation entitled "Only a Scrap of Pnper "by Miss A. McLaren. Quan tetts by Miss England, Miss Dyment.

Recitatlon by Miss A. Gorrill, "Our

the cond t on of Belg um rance

in rican iinall the so

Dialogue by three yr/uns men and a'

to $73 50, which is to be devoted to

_ .

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A

III I IIII

and-making Ilia. disagrm lo. It’s

iz for "ng ness of¢i>l

ess. ‘A guarantee of hsoluto sa lates-

.<:-;-1-;-;-~.;.;.~»;-~-;.;-;»;¢;.;.;.;-;-1-:-;-;.;; Chngtmgg evg, wquld Hive ovgr Tg&_i)l\ V the courting days. And Jim s ou d e ._ C Kngcksi Obsfirlsiafe 0 . more with her. run, would be her

ou s n _a urr i' Chflrlmel- ' -

“_ U With care she took each garment

from 'its wreppings in the bureau

~ A Simple llvme-Made Bend! - drawer and spread them on the bed. j' "Ill .G¢\' “¢ UI* C°“"- f‘. The pretty wedding dress which '.§.;»:-;|_-:-;»»:»:-_.gunz-gn a su;-_~,\;\;.;.;.;; Blfill Gl0V6_\‘ hid he P54 her mske”

1 ' ,_ yes, she would put it on tonight just

E R BROW I A' “`°““"d' f"°°°°`~° '“""“”"”y3`<1’°»'~'1‘A‘f ” "‘° “"“ ”“"lli."“ ..‘° .‘°“.l l§“{'

9 `, __ ’ . 1 an cv|?sribtd~,|ii:ll|al|iU|:ll|L,:-dll*IlllrTrllildai ooug-bl °g9"'"m www B er 9 0 5 " ~

Y " ' ‘ ' after yt-ur, dlstllrbillgt their sleep he h°dd°’lw‘g"lg:°h;° 5;; h:;sl§'t°l":;;|

-TWO GENTS yer word each in-

sertion for advertis ag in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-five cents.

-BACRAMEN1' 8ERVlG£.-- On

Sunday afternoon the mlnistration of the Lord's Supper was held at the Methodist Church, Knutsford. The Rev. R. Brodie ofiiciating.-W.

-MAXIMVILLE.-The school exam-

ination of Maximville took place onDec. 18th. Unfortunately all the roads were then in an almost impossible condition, there were' no teachers present except Peter Gallant, who practically conduc- ted asll the examination. A very mark- ed progress was noticeable, and, the pupils were in fine form. Remarks were made at the close by Mr. David A. Arsenault, Edward Poirier, Peter Gallant and ,otherst Miss Arsenault though very young has proved herself a very capable teacher.-M.

GIFT APPRECIATED.-A St. John

despatch, saysz- “A grant oi' $300 given to Rev. I-I. E. Thomas by the Methodist Conference to cover the 'expenses of furnishing a home for-his wife and family during the year he was in active' service-, has been returned by him to the confer- ence. In rturnlng the money, Mr. Thomas expressed his appreciation of the thoughtfulness which prompted the grant. The money was voted by the Conference assembled at Sum- merside in 1915. A reference to Mr. Thomas” action which appeared in a, recent issue- of the Wesleyan says:- Vi`he brethren will heartily appreci- ate both the sentiments- of Brother Thomas’ letter and his unselilsh, generous act." ‘

__Z__..__-_ -Mr. Dan Stewart, arrived home

from Acadia College on Thursday evening and is spending the' Christmas holidays with his parents Mr. and' Mrs. W. A. Stewart, Summers-ide.-H.

CHRISTMAS ROMANCE

By Wright A. Patterson

Me preparing for Christmas-me‘.

Goodness knows I wish ll was, but Christmas doing ain'r for me no more. And just becausel was a-baking some thing to eat tomorrow, which happens to be Chrstmas, she thought I was preparing for that day a speclal.”

Betty Green sighed as she placed

the pie ln the oven, and- pulled a kit- chen chair up beside the stove. The- new neighbors who had but recentily moved into the town, and who knew nothing of Betty's history, had just left. Wth the Christmas spirit every- .vhere she had thought of cours-e‘ Betty was preparing a feast for the day.

“Now if Jim- hsdn't never-sailed

lway on that water-logged old_ Mary Ann, as he did a-goizag on four years xgo, I guess I could a been preparing ‘or Christmas like other folks. If there' hadn’¢ been nobody _els»e. Jim- md me could have enjoyed Christmas, and then maybe there’d a been some- body eise-somebody what dust about now. would a been liking- dolls or tin cars, and if so Jim and -me. would a been having a. Christmas tree for that somebody, and we’d be a-having the best Christmas in all South Cove'.

"My, how I did try to ke-ep Jim

from sailing in that Mary Ann. Any- body what knew anything about ships knew she wasn’t fit to go to sea in but lim says it's- the only berth. he's like-, ly to g,et,_and taking it would bring :lbout our marrying just that much sooner, and the Mary Ann or Jim aln’t never been heard of since she left that South American place to go round he Horn on her way to China." The' bright eyes of Betty Green

were wet with tears as she opened the oven door to raise the ple to a higher~s-helf. Ever since Jim Busby failed to return in time _for the wed- ding which Betty had so carefully pre- pared for four years ago-a wedding which was to be the big evcfnt of the

Union Jack." Patriotic Play, re- _ __ “ presenting four of the nations at §:El:\t;11a§f§gEggma,;|?&“th Cove she , An _

P L war by 14 of the scholars. An ad- Two months after tim Chrmtm” _ _

' _ ”

‘ ggsgogfséhgt }§f;"re};ag(r°‘g°' Eh" in “hat was to have bc-en Betty’s wedding _ln Dlsgulsa 1 , 7 wer, “mm lay her aged father had been carried 4

lo the village cemetery leaving her

‘lad been born nearly twenty-seven

care upon four years ago These

Jim Busby on her ureau that were left he/r of her romance. With these she' would spend her

drone . an Y her from the spirit world tonight

.;nsedl s-t.ior.l's, on _ohf llomo-mg < ` _ -- l

.l.."yi" ..r:..h‘§ 1»....‘.' 1:: ':"°...:°.'.:'.f :$2.2 1?: l,mg,,f\'°‘*\ Mtv flwgvglsf- "Wi on--_ws oi ¢h,,,§_ “ffm ,M ,(1 , m.yg.\,¢|4,,y¢,

_ log L” f°lfl'|'~l'nll°d» ihtllf' ilu ""1: Al we N000 1l°f°f° W0 *°*"°“ “‘° "

num . gf ,yr . ppgln mils §_l_ronr'1es,rs no lame' mum -. if fe one "filnx\..|i§"11n f¢\§‘ la s uma' the color in ne- V, r.'.’. chalice *'zl.i.:'”°..:r.. 'zo °=- =“ '--“'=° - ""°°‘.';,‘“:,‘-- ,,

‘ I l

_ ‘ _ _ pump; |1_¢tu\-ng trat you_nsycr_lhough_§ weullilm. ldeénflfhtli ir; edeirfdr. _

nu ' lvapllgmdn lin: tmdblcsolilou 5 W' All l-|~ A ‘Wind mn g 7 _ co the irritated if. WO U d f‘ tfntiiwlgéi _mit h'£h;mii\l“fm”_

ll? llnmlll tiliosl -sa. umn \.w` ' . ' i '

IM Hi °°W='- llllvi lm fi sue-~ 'nears the aoor swing, a A 4*?" 'll' “'“ "Y \"°'i§ “ll “' luewy nop on me floor, me s voice-» _

_ ” ’,-¥°;,,,,§f ,‘E‘§,*,,,,°`}’, nal ms 1 runnin- voice-csniny .

_asthma time moth

lilly. '

it tu u pleasant and *;.lim}___;ly .i:_m_;_ nl:_<:_____snsyr:_l;sd.____a_;r '

_ - ~ -- - u e e o r -

_ s :‘m___»;¢*¢_._yl»£u§l:_l_s_'e:yrle;?:'ntsl._ _lang :gang into the arms of ~s_ . Li' ' ml '""‘°°' ‘£1 1' mo me in ' » ‘

- ‘ < gl! she listened to ,

I ` mwllglu ° “gh "ny ‘ Jih’|_’ta'l¢ of shi witch on the Pate-_ -

r hroat an chest eel with sp it

‘ ts. o ~ O soliton cos-lt. of s months and years '

Avoid dluvwlnlm - -A lorfpruticni captivity more no coma

` i

. bronnti sailor

back to a seaport

|Y"|f'¢lu¢¢¢|°n» »n¢|°l'l»fl°¢ mm ' ‘°_»'.A,,¢ ,,,,,_.. he “;,,_ ..,___F, hm,

to claim my t hrlstnsspsids

lrilvh °lll?Treclzal’:ll“o:.‘t 'And l have our Chl-lstmds baking

AS NUWIPRAIIIIBED

IN MANITIIBA

The Toronto News points out that

criminal prosecutions for party ends are being carried to great lengths in Manitoba. Dr. R. M. Simpson. oi Wilnnipeg. went oversea with the Can- adian Expeditionsry Force. After serving at a base hospital in England he was placed in charge of one' oi the largest hospitals in France, with the status of Colonel. The Norris Government had him arrested. imllfli' oned for ten days in London, and dragged back to Canada under a slender charge of complicity in the - Kelly frauds. At the outset be offered to resign his commission in the army, return home of his own free will and clear l ’r~self of all suspicion oi wrong~do.~l '. But this did not meet the vindlo so purposes of his politic al enemies. He had been President of the Winnipeg Conservative Asso ciatlon and so had to be subjected to all possible humiliation in order to furnish the new administration withT political capital for use in the consti-

tuencies. '

After vexatious delays the case

against him was submitted to a Grand Jury. Needless to say he was repre sented by no counsel. According to the regular' legal practice he was de fended by no legal representative The crown prosecutor was the only counsel to appear before this primary court which had to decide whether or not there was sufficient basis for the charge against him to warrant it be ing sent on to the criminal courts. The Grand Jury was unable to find a true bill, but instead of accepting its finding, the crown counsel made a specious statement, in which he de- clared that the jury had been unable to agree upon the case.

The crown counsel hypocritically

added that the Government did' not wish to lie under suspicion of political persecution, and so would drop the charge. As a matter of decency hc should have explained that, according to all precedent, the action of the jury was tantamount to an honorable acquittal. The july consisted of 20 of Dr. Simpson's peers, of whom two were absent through sickness. Had 12 jurors reported in favor of a true bill he would have gone up for trial When the crown counsel failed to carry that number. with him he should have gladly concurred in the exonera- tion of a mon who had already been subjected to disgrace on two contin

ents.

But that course would not have

served the party ends of the Norris Government. Its counse'l reluctantly submitted to the jury's finding, and, what was worse, false despatches were sent out to all parts of the country. _and doubtless to Great Brit~ aln - despatches which represented Dr. Simpson as still resting under legal suspicion. T-he people of Mani- toba and of Canada begin to ask how much further the courts of that prov- ince are-to be employed in this service ‘L of a Liberal administration. We’ re- cognize that judges are undelpaid, but to what extent should' they go outside their ownpsphere to increase their in- comes by services that, in the eyes of at least half of the population, must necessarily have' a partizan character. Election petitions properly come be- fone the courts, but the political in- vestigations of the- last few months have so involved the Manitoba judici- ary that it will rest under suspicion for a generation. _

-News has been received of the

death, in Winnipeg of Mrs. G. B. Mur- mach, which occured on the' 7th inst. Deceased was a daughter of Mrs. Lewis Leard, Summerslde, and leaves three children to mourn.-H.

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is because the ilour is always the same. It is milled from llnlll whltf _ Ontario fall wheat, strengthened with western spring wheat. l

_being blended in exact proportions, Beaver Flour is always the sung in strength and quality g and always gives the same results, no matter what or when you bake. 4 _. lf will be a change for the better when you change from western wheat

V Hour to Beaver Flour, milled. from blended wheat.

DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. 202

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Shipments Solicited .

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_Christmas is just around the cellular

‘ and the time toseiect the gilt is NOW‘.';

` H _ The gift that will give-niost pleasiire,

most_Se_1v_ic_e, most fsadsiac -lon will be

Reuben Tuplin Co.

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