l}

- Mr. Russel P. Callaghan, son of Mr.

i w auto come and-h r

oovzinron- IIIABTZ

onlcrrr. AT 8.15

a. I g’ ‘ ‘m L‘ V ‘ . w £1.03;

‘MlPATIIOMAGI or n r s

mu

'sPnc1A1¢YM BY Porn V nlroilnsw

PLA¥b»F0R

QIONPTUEB-i-“GRUMPYWI.

ﬁr- saw. - “AREN'T , -.ll. .--..";.. -- - .. »;- rcrir."-Bl‘e1 80c. 51-10. -

§ET§§0uhM

Anqita glory packed with ‘Mug!’ dranm, thrills, defeat. vicliéiy and mlnkblllul-

Central. Guardian _ your: cannnnm r-‘oa

" .1029 by paying your subscription to .t.ne Guardian. Nino to choose from.

l‘ $170 LNOT DELAY sending you: frgnew __-you will ‘get an artistic “calen i! Paid in time-

iliriy Irmgzmo azormsunscnrr- QQON ‘now you get tho choice of

nine Gﬂendars from the Charlottﬁ"

Ztown Guardian.

m» ~ _ _-_~

. rnilkruivehhc of Mrs. Richard ill. Mciloubicy will take D1369 5mm ‘her hiime. New Glasgow, on Sunday, "lfDec. 30 at 2 P. m.

“crry TAXES-‘The City Clerk's

otnce will be open every evening I

ﬁlls week from 7.00 tq 9.30 p. m.

to receive City taxes. 9969-12-27-31

nurrrrzn nrvria United Church‘

‘ ~ 0d that v - . Y

mrvlcaiircr SlllldB-Y- Dec. 30th: w edlvurll- I" 1* “"4"” Wednesday. Dumber mount-elven» " . . many matters were discussed in . l .» ' ~ _ Wiltshlre. 11 a. m.. Hampshire. 3 caucus; bumhn no decision oclock at they me of, Mr. and Mrs

p. mﬁflunter River, 7 p. m. A. E. Chapnqpn, B.A., pastor.

-

BREADALBANE CliAltGEh-Ulli- ted urch of Canada. David Cobur , Minisialux-t-icrvlces tor Dec- Ombﬂ‘ aom,;ia2a?~‘r1emalr. Valley 11 u. m. Granville 3 p. m. Brcadnlbune 'l p. m.

STQRE AND OFFICE DEBIOIS BROS" LTIL, CLOSED-Owing W ‘funeral’ of late Mr. William E. Mc- , Donald our store and ofllco will be‘ closed ~tiil 10 a. m. Saturday morn-. lng. DeBlois Bros" Ltd. i _ . ' ~ 1039-12-29-11‘

STANLEY BRIDGEANI) NORTH RUSTlCQ-New Year Services will be held in the United Church. Sun- day, December 30th. at Stanley Bridge 11 s. m., and at North Bus-- tico 1.30 1). m. Rev. n. s. Bishop; minister. -

~ nmvirron United Church sci-- v_l'-es for Sunddy, Dec. 30th. are as follows": Deﬂafble. 1i a. m.: Bon- shaw 3 p. mgjtﬂampwn. '1 p. m. Service will be held in Appin Road

James 1P. Kaye, minister.

ml...-

ANGIJCAN SERVICES-Sunday

munlon 2.30 p. m. St. John's,

hours.)

ENGAGEMENIL-The cngageme h. announced oi Miss Mary E. Mc- abe, daughter ol- the lute Mr. and Mrs. William McCabe oi‘ Kinkora. to

W. P. Callughano! St. Mauls, P. E. I. Martino. to tuko place early in January. ' 1034-12-29-1l.

CENTRAL olralsrrllu cnuncn --Rev. AJ. Molebdj ‘Iruro. NB. who branched so accgptobly Ontho 10th 105i» will again occupy the pulpit oi the Co, ' V’ 4g 15pm. lllvrroq at _ , mgr-vices. Mr. - ‘b an eloquent and torceiul puknn and u cordial invitation, r

o n

W! - .%%MM&£ of tho Ignited '_ oi ~‘%¥wwLm% v . ‘ " ,,

m. I -. .»

t1. lows: Morning at 10.45 u. m.. Cen- tral Bedeque". evening at 7.00 p. m. A hearty welcome to

iWateh Night Scrvlce-Servica Dec. 30th will have a lycaring upon the ,New Year. Mr. Fulton, the minis-

in the morning Th s ' “ Ol e Church Wednesday, Jan. 2nd. Rev. m“ be The d and Fsome Christmas numbers by the ‘choir,’ with additional appropriate selections.

niter Christmas. December 30th. st- S_ c, E Wm convene m 73o The“

JOhTYSvMHWU, MOHHHB PFBYOI‘ 19-39‘ will follow a. reception to the entire » 1- m- St- Mark's. Rustlwtlloly Cvln-fchoh- membership by the Christian Mili<>111Eer1dcavoi~ Society. the lunch being Evening Prayer 7.30 p. m. Preacherzfdonatcd by me Ladies Aid society Rev. c." F. Jbhnscn. (Note chance vflbnd friends. Lunch will be sewed at 10.30 to which members young people arelnvlizd. At 11.30 a- Watchnlght Servicowlil" be hold" and the minister will deliver an address ch "Destruction and Construction.’

ENTATIVE~In the recent General Elections in the United‘ states tor ' National and State Leglalhtora. ‘Mr. Richard E. Johnston was re-elected m“, as representative constituencies of the City oi‘ Bos- l ton. on the RlepublloanyTlclret. It mby be remembered that in the 00h "EDYSUOII hold at Kentvllle losfImg-v ust trrcormnemorcio tho centenary

limv Eﬂilinikﬂtatnsplllr. “J @- woa sent as a delegate in represent iﬂmﬂiat: o! Massachusetts. In hut, hB nlme isbelm promlnantlyrhun tlndaltasa candidate tor thoigovori - ' _ orshlp oiﬁtho h". who. ‘I1 it ..... .

om l- "It. Guilt. l. -'

. a. aonmwnbn..o,k_

‘on " h“ fmﬂam n;

Arrnnnyzw

.‘.'FRENCII LEAVE’

NEXT WEEK

WED.—'I‘IIUBS.—“THE LIE" WE ALL" I

MAITINEE 26c. AND 52c.

SEATS Now

. SANTA PALS I-Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Stewart oi Milton. Mass, were among the liberal con- tributors to the Guardlaws Santa lPal Fund.

‘ cunrmn. sanction BAPTIST

192b, Dr. Sldey willfpreach as lol-

Freetown. all.

Pessle Adelaide. to Mr.

ary.

meeting of the City Council members hadspent some time nl caucus,’ the meeting was held only

was ur- rlvcci at. "

FIRE ALARMS—The lire brigade answered two still alarms last night .—onc [or a chimney ilre in the res- [idence of Sgt. Allan ‘Muclnnls; Fitzroy Street, at 1.45 ppm" and another at 7.00 p. m. in the resi- dence oi Robert Duncan. King Street. No damage was done.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH — Early prayer meeting at 10 o. m.: Rev. Hammond Johnson will preach at morning service and-Rev. Dr. Ramsay will be the preacher in the evening. Subject for evening ser- vlce-“The Lord Commands Ab‘- ram." The Choir will render an an- them m. each service. Sabbath School and Bible Classes meet at 2.30 p. m. Morning Service Broad- cast by C. I". C. Y.

ZION CHURCH Reception and

tor. will preach on "Going Forwarrff and the evening There will be a repetition of

Monday evening Y. P.

and

ISLANDER armors» rtsrrcﬁs-

ior one of the

t the scttlcmentln that district" o! large. numwr oX peopleyior the ohmtbn "'

Jib Cl”. H: \ IX! ﬁﬂlh

PASTOBATE --suhaay, Dec. 30th,

ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. James Stevenson, Rustico, announce the engagement of their daughter William "Douglas Bell. of Cape Traverse, mar-v riage to take place early 1n Janu- 1036-12-29-11

crry council)"; A second WBS‘ called for last. night. ulfber the

interesting event of the evening

came to do honour to the bride ﬁnd Grimm. great credit issdue men; 1n the mannerly way ‘they They received many". . beautiful presents Showing thepopulnrlty or" the all‘: cream. The rest o! one

open) n mus c andisinging. ‘The happy couple‘ drove to their home m Hunter River where thoy will reside with the" best wishes o! their many friends. .

prettiest home weddings oi the sea. 5°" ‘WK niece um Decombentbe nineteenth, when Marlon Janeqliea- TIBY. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Wes. lexythI-Ioansy wos um

w

Something mow In beauty con- aao at u» lyfiillq uvlmmln‘ hblo" with bum: mm ' in“ mm bitching suit mm _ mu um f’ ’ um ‘blushed in as rho-l "wrrn

MARJORIE

pnes allowed tojoin this year. The ice committee came in for severe censure for not having any ice but as the weather has been anvthini

of the best oﬁi le ‘were then ap- pointed as idlldws-ﬁhairman, J. F. Q-Whéar; B. E. Spillet. B. C. Moore, W. AiMcKinnon, C. H. Black, J. P. Simmonds. It was glso thought ad- visable that the Executive shouldbe at homeio all members o! the club at the Rink on New Year's ‘day from 4 till 6 so t the new mem- berscould get of _ uainted with the oldermern‘ ' {and bll enjoy a soc- ial time. “

SPENCE — MnclNNIS. --A very pretty wedding ;was_;polemnized on

John Maclnnlsw inploc, when their {ﬁﬂelle became the V ell spence o! Hunter River. The bride entered the parlor on the arm of her {other to the‘ strains _,o l ‘a Wedding March w ' beeuillulfy mudd- od-by Mr. Earle Maclnnis where they stood under an arch of green spruce with-whim and pink roses, The ceremony was performed by the; Rev. G. A. Grant in the presenceoi the immediate relatives oi both parties. Thebride was beautifully gowned in white silk ﬂat crepe trim- med wlth lace and pearls with the conventional veil," caught up with the lilies or the valley. Miss Janie Spence‘ sister ot the ‘groom ‘acted ‘as bridesmaid, whowas dressed in '

, _ white] crepe dc chene‘, while thcgrodm w” ably supported by the bride's brother Mr. Gordon Maclnnls. Arm- the ceremony they repaired to the din. INS-room where all did ample justice w the good things provided for them. The charlvari was quite an

Where many. many masked people

Plwrry wnunmon-one oithe

ill

' t.

drfatmd unit's-ah summon. i i " ' "QIIOUCUII [MIC '

with her

looking so and illness

o! Calsﬂry. g _ Charlottetown. ‘The happy acouple ‘are to resident -Cllnton where the

groom is a well known and proxies‘-

nr, anummg _ milder-able depth”; 3A

MacDougali will re she is ill.

The Misses M811! and Jenetta Noonan and Miss Olga Green-oi Albany, are spendin 'very pleasantly in Bradalblne, the Quests o! their aunt pod 1rncle, Mr. and Mm. Stephen B. Hughes. _.

at

me

_.a__

"Mrs. (Din) Leo Call is spending the Chris , Parents. Mr. Arch’d. McMurdo, Kelvin.

.... i.

Christmas me Mrs. Caféb . _ lock, rm Elm Avenue. recent‘ chi-ism‘- mas greetings by I hex-son Harry. on board the» “LlandatfmstIe" v Egypt. Mr.‘ Whltlock is en route ‘ Canada to East Africa where ‘he re"- presents the Ford Mo or Canada, Ltd.

common szwslts-wnie‘ iléuvy rainstorm last night caused consid- arable inconvenience at some-sweet intersections. Izeawes, carried along b11011: torment-clogged. m

Ale Wlrl.

%ﬁ_

Whitehead or

whit- . ‘iogrum from

tor Company

k. Crepaud.

rhjrzdellghttur minim“ rliﬁbvs may billion-wlll: l _ shop. ﬁn -tmh»¢ n h ‘ "W mm it‘ nvcblthsl bachelor is Her 6151mm. ‘ ‘

to "1. rbuow- uhpucity" "the W1 a. Don't visit

._ __,___,_ ' ~é 3+1 y The many friends‘ o! Miss Ruby grot to learn that

rot-Avon: on:

out; Dec. ca-m vréw- :61 - pie- wldespreoid incidence

_' viP. iDbllll ~

‘I "Soivgethe ‘K

gar.

77:9 ipaily

I lain.

ht; notso 1hr been as severe as-lt

‘is very contagious and may bill-mire Wow: through such com- niwations as ‘vrnncllztls, llliffﬁililul trbiiblc or priénvnrmiu. - HOW TO AVQID “FLU”

1. K6615 Physically ﬁt.

2. Excel-else in lithe open air. a-cet silfﬂciﬂrt‘ sleép in a well Veniiiwted room. _

l. Avoid "crowds; " "

5. Wash your face and hands frequently unlfalways before (eut- lug.

6. If you mustlwugn or -sl'_l€'.‘;1_c do so irito a clean hbndkerchiei. "_ wdvice ‘lot "Your health officer. " ~ " ' Ithose who are sick unless it is absolutely necessary. DON-‘T WORRY ABOUT THE

“my.

. now Ira KNOW mm 4mm" :='1,’ne»"doseasa~ dually start-s sud- denly with an "out oi’ sorts feeling“

“Cold vln the head" or slight cough, elevation of temperature, and some- times vomiting and dlrrnoea.

t". "Ind Mrs- the chest.

Pownal Notes

Ill‘

. . . J" s 'h'd nor polish .811 Mrhand M

rid msiifmiiisi“

8 I- low’ days

r

ve Miss Stannie and Rogle ‘Paiﬁé ‘oi’ ’ Surrey. England, who arrived" on-tlie Inland recently. _ winter at the brideicle, Rev. F. “wins come these

_ _ 1r 15nd. recently attiexrirgllateg to set back . l- ie p on 1 treet. made Ii- Ulllvlolmnwojrol-‘iarnous, by Charles Dickens, his _ Young people m our "lit- tle district and will donll we can 0o make them tool at home 1mm! oi a stranger in a. strange‘ land,

Bell‘: Bruce. Mllitown Gross, m; e week with bor- sister. H y

. All are glad to iloeher travel especially by means oi aero- wcll, site her operation ill the melon.

MW 15¢. e1 511mm. teacher ate." 6h smvea homo to-h ‘(the Y? WW - R. lmman Onnillifwilldirtafx ‘is covered in re-

-|

her. Your

b - -- a I

we» ti?

m‘; my“, b," _$mm,v ° WhWLhWIIQ l; .=u-lararw dbasraakgimlllbof the my wgmaﬂ my” ﬁrmnu ‘m..-ll ﬁllimber or valuulib} ‘ Jﬂiiﬁiitldl lw ﬁrms room w me stash. o! in w . m ° " " "m" m W-‘ibiﬁlﬂmzfwmﬂ P~M= Mdrbh ' f by i4“), i " i " . , vlrtlvesmﬂrlrlhhgnuverhthc. mo»

_' well is longer than the time actual- ~ y ill.

is neglected, pains in Icough and eventually

pneumonle 1.11M develop. REMEM- BER, PNTEUMONIA

QUICKLY FATAL. ' _.

HOW '1!) FIGHT “FLU”

l. ‘GO TO BED IMMEDIATELY.

2. Call your physician on, once and

do as he prescribes.

3. Sta-y 1p bedtlll your doctor tells

you lbo get up.-

4. Remember the period of getting

or. wqﬂiiilh‘: seed; srfold lr she'd qult""’aotin‘ "Kittcnish an‘

callin‘ girls."

llS

old married - women

At 7.80 p.

School oi tiﬂcate'in .

pains and aches all over the body. -

It these symptons persist and -

is orrmv '

5. Keopyoin‘ room. at 6B F. and well nﬂllatod. .

whenofhclols o! Rochester, Eng-

admin-bra protested so vigorously that ‘ the plan ‘was abandoned.

“Our "dauihtor Betty is real ul- fcctinnntousne never tells me thej

- price

she's paid Jor anything .

without "Pﬂrso nuﬁin‘ hor ‘arm

, around my neck."

A01‘ v

,1 ng by ‘Bells

Best.

i cl Hillier.

I c 4 Dept.

. u

I Tndllscdnrrnr-zmllr. TRAVEL

‘ is heard these days oi trims- l tmvel and transoceanlc

for this mode oi ‘ _ has not reached um rim whmlt lsoonsldered ‘Pfmbboltloh to mvel __ continent limit way. "tiib aeroplane is, yet this

pldih, but B0 trdiﬁpdiihtioh

Much Business

A-fleod ofJVext: _ House lSession

._-¢-__

OTTAWA. oelembar _aa."-mutui- al resources, the tarlﬂ Ind reputa- tions. fruitful-mm v ‘be "ma -obio! sirbloiits blliobbte at _

' ‘illlilﬂltiﬁrls

Will

liini“ damn or the

8

w lliibiikvlou!

m, . =10

hool.

Chorus ‘

mastliice it

h. Pepp

ding-ahd-‘Paatfi Nicholson. All tlien=répa quettiﬂk a-ocm sat down iio=~

'_

which wos heartily present. 1A teaturelot it was the "presentingby Reva}! Raymond oivbchslrfis " "nib b

mar-y Department.

. QP-IWIIL mommy. "rho oilbérsworo/llimlleir

pygeig}. i‘

.0?‘

c

and Post

o:

1; ' The catering for t oloocasl

- _ nnthhbasrtlifc trlC but severe the consensus of opinion =1" YWHK “I'M”- >" -"I~ ~ -~°{,r- whfilegﬁggl » , . gMr. Jfaﬂfgohngtoll, ir-idblrletbr. “ "was that theyhad done the lmpoo- ; . .. _ l Ptml“. .. .. _ Y? lbw . . t | . slble by. Mllbkérlisheetor ice that MARSIIFIBIr-D“ nArwrsr-rnh%§r°"?.m*°<1'ell°=lbﬁ, ‘n0’: ." 78117773" l. _ . is almost playable at the present 0llUB/0ll—-Plp§qhl1l8.,ll§rylw,5lln— Bmllllreais. _ ‘ ~ ' time-only wanting a cold night“ or gayheDec-IQZO. lg iiEu-mnt. ch latent‘? $60.“. - - _ ; twotoputorualhobvyﬂood. It as y v- ss . a n. are e- ,, .. . HE. v . " .- i §%.‘°..‘l°°§:‘:$.‘2§§.§“2£§l§ﬁ%;‘?§$ m l " hs‘"‘“"o"“‘mi m “U?” T i511 Pauly-Sewer m thelruna.gm_ mow Kama s“ ‘Ecmvns GEETNGBH on Cimnda. and the United State" t By “Q3533;- Qvlhpnﬂ i |

- ' 1

1 T

m. the con

il-‘YOKII C.

_' "r . Opening Song by the ,When Christmas Joybells Ring.~,..-1r Responsive Scripture Reading. 1 Cluistmas forqA-lbaPrir

Schooh-Rbjg "6 lzholflk

the

Recitation-Christmas 1v thur Brydges. Primary Bong—The Story

; i Recitation-Jennie carmocl 1* 1' Exercise-On the Plum-Q ' ins E- lHaszard's.& Mr. G. Raymomdb m: . d.) . i865. f - -- ' . .l€'§‘.vn.'. . i Recltdtlon-Il every day. ere ‘ l Christmas Day--Délys Owcnh Song-On a Star-lit N

Benita ion-Then and Noutllilloré" l ence Kc . 1 Song-Alem- ¥e Not-Va

Used to bu.

BOUB~HUII will no 00700-1 Bfﬁhﬁh 0i W. A. mcltaitlorw-lThe " in.

Shdphﬂl’

“lid

I a

rah

privy. . A a . . pd lrodtoftlienﬂw an y’ I

‘hm

l with Phat ormrrmqclerlnhbu ‘ ' = "my as toast " Kinr-JRespbnded"

Gunner

$1 at 618,01). rt w alum

enioyeq-klwy, mum

nearby B. Trainer, . butt and Dudley Kerry, choir boys. ’ _

ilxorolse-“Cnristmasg symptom’.- Girlsltrom Miss Wortlfs and Miss,‘ Ham's Classes. .

Rooltation-G. mmroiéohrlst-z

rune-awe mum Bethlehem -

Mics nun cum- _~ "

RecltﬂibrF-lsfmly Robertson. or Olmilmma. . A v

‘re

{Stw

1 . - . ~. , " m» orimrngrteipdhdcu w‘ bylér ‘- " rmv.-1r.v_'1'.-ﬂ3cgg.- , , -" ". “Abbe ‘ ' toby Bro. _ . The DomIniOn-l-Iiespond Bro. A. Mailman; m. P. l Our Isldndemspohded Bro. Dr. J. F.,McNéill, MZL Bi-o. 11. h. Darby, Mill-A " , Our Town-gnespohded Councillor ‘B. W. R/bbl ‘on, Rccltations [in keep with occasion" were delivered “by Grand Master Nicholson, A. E. McLean, M. P.. The meeting closed ‘with the

~ . i ' . 1 -= . St. Paul's annual- Bllndayrﬂphoo concert and mreat- took mlacej las BVBIIME’ in.\the. Par Hollwﬁqppe was served to the s

ch

1 _. __ ., Jnse seiltby"

"~ School-

"LT?

the

Recitation-Star and Song—Mab-_

Solo-Roma WrighF-ASOHI-ﬁh» hristmns -— Chorus by Primdry

.' ml?’

Junior. .. ,

~ |\ .1 . d's Dream

Lilli I ‘l

\ I

. Bro. s-

ZBenQ ediction pronounced by the Chap;

Wa.

all in

B; . day .P..14"° "insomniac. ﬂu: the Bib e Society to Mr J. E. H. Worth of the school staff. Worth was taken by surprise _ and thanked the school for being ' - presented with "such a valuable gift. At the, close oi the evening Santa Claus arrived and otter God Save ‘the ‘King had been sung the prizes and candy etc. were distributed by ‘our old friend Bantu.

. _. . O .....

" , h...“ results u: o ml

Mr. r8)

gnu Wh pped Cre

fFollowing the, supper- a short

rogramme oi speeches and music . vphce- l. " -"

‘F

l

, Dr. E. l1. Ramsay, We ‘

er, gill; ‘Song, remn- "A. ‘n. Gulls. .i Ian's Remarks; Cenlﬂaean,

Saxophone B010. MIKIROIQGIG‘ Hogﬁ, ddresa. Our Boys. Mayor .1. .1. Y V, mm 2610,1415: new ma. i Saxophone-Solo. Mr. iiohert new.

Story, “All Honest Boy," Dr. Elli.

Ramsay, ' -

lmmﬁ CbarlieMé mil, .. he chic i

At the close of the program "the boys were all ‘presented. with a bag o! candy and ‘in opplc. ‘ ‘ .

At _'l.00 the boys all moved up "to 1 the gyunfhhem, an athletic meet ~ was held for both the Junior and Senior Boys. y ’ - .

The list oi’ events end the win- ners are. as follows: ‘

100 yd. dash. Junior-lst. Fred Hennessey; 2nd—James Gallant. ‘ 100 yd. dosh, iSenior Boys-lat, Will Gallant; 2nd,_ Fruncis McIn- , his.

2.00, yd. duh, ‘J, on-glst, Bruce P McCallum; 2nd, 0o McCormack. 440 yd. dish. senior-m. Harry Mclnnls: 2nd. ‘Earle blooro.

Hal! Mile Relay Race—8q@rdlan vs. Iiatriot, won by Patriot joys-E. Coyle, R. MdCarvéll": l-l’. ‘Mcinnis, E. Moore. -

‘Three Legged Racel-lst-V. Mc- Innls 8r E. McLennan; 2nd-E. Coyle d: E. Moore. "

Besides the above events, mass games. potaloc races’ and other ev- ents were staged for all the boys.

a w-np-{it .

I

mnzvcgc “or WALES~ " " E RESSES APPII. 0N "or-“ sliuz . 15cc: as-n. m. 12gb Wales has cabled at‘ w: _ .tov.vtho e - p i t‘- Hon. you're __ , ‘on behalf Of-nl-hq. Provlme a! Quebec. The Lieutenant Govemopiyﬂues- sage, follows: ' j ;,- . '. Quebec. D??- 24. 1933 ' ‘ behalf or the goyenlment o! the‘, ovlnce oi Quebec. I beg w boil y to your Royal Highness our li olt greetings on" Christmas da and the expression of oiir ivy avthcgradual restoration.» health i cl‘ His Majesty the "K1118. May this coming year see all part8- oi’ the British umpire with which your Royal Highness is so well icquainted enjoy the largest bin ‘snare of happiness and ‘p sperlty. Such is tile Wish com- lng lrom the oldest province If

N. PIRODEAU. Lieut-Govomol‘ reply ha: 1W»

Q Prince or

O m

- ‘fire following

, ‘ .‘ . " pa]. lghkbyﬂ” received from ﬁllﬁklntham

o x y _ Liéﬁtcnant Coyernor-oif, i191)";

Jqreatly appreciate the nd and sympathetic message which J0"

hunch-has addrossed mo on behalf of . lwwmwni W“ we." °’ the wince of Quebec. 0.313%‘

ily ' reciprocate your )

(sob, dimer?" ‘YofkFar-Sdle

m» column Notlondl

Breeders Aalooinﬂoill .5 , 51d‘?-

v volrboeivedwhe IOUQWIM wie- am re New Yer

Welcome to Boys. Mr. J. ‘yclﬂlﬁ i