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THE REASON "Why dig your mother scold you yesterday for kissing Tom? You are Gflfliqed. aren’t you?" "Vac. indeed! But not to Tom.’

1n Sour Pickle: she ha: the [wggtggi disposition in the- world. tray. tay.

2nd Sour Pickle: she's a sweet pickle!

No wonder.

He: My sister IS in a vcry shaky business.- ' She: What? He: Shimmy dancer.

PETTY LARCENY

"Bill was arrested for stealing a klsa from a giril’, ' "it won't go hard with him, that was only petty larceny."

ussp 1m, ALL

"Do you suppose any author in hie writing ever used all the word! in English?"

“OI course."

"Nonsense-who?"

"Dqniei Webster.”

Lem‘...

To clean a. sewing machine, place it near the tire to gel. warm s0 that the congealed oil may melt. Then oil It well with kerosene, working it well to get the kerosene into every pan. As thc dirty oil oozes out, wipe it off. ifllen cleaned, upply a little lubricating flll, and the machine will work quite easily.

ooo-o-ooo-o0 M. A. HUTTON PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR Municipal and pusineu Auditing, Probate Accounts prepared {or passing, Utility Investigation: and Dominion Income Tlx Returns pro PING. 700 Main 8t. Monoton. N. B. Telephone B50.

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We tho undlrlignod have deelduu l0 nil our bueineu atand in the town o! Borden, consisting of two

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The Unwilling Adventuress

BY MILDRED HARBOUR O-OO-QQ-O- KEEFINGUP TH-E FARCE

fast in the garden‘ the following morning, she found young Hurtic)’ already there, extraordinarily hand- some and immaculate in white flun- nsls.

L’ \ When Ilofls came down to break-

RHLIBVBS CQUGHS TakeateaepoonfiilofW/aae- line” jelly. Stopathetickle. soothes irritation. Help!

nature heal. Tasteless, odorlen. Wiilnotupeetyou.

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(Consolidated)

lie rose and plated o. chair for her behind the coffee service. "Will you do the honors? fsimished."

lShe examined him critically with green eyes t closed between their curling shes.

“You don't look as though you'd had a hard night." she murmured. “Oh, as to that," he shrugged. "when I joined Tommy last night he was already pretty well tanked and one more drink put him under. So we went bomb and turuotl In. l was saved from my uinriyt-‘s role." “But? said Dorothy practically“ “you don't depend nu such luck cv-. cry night."

“No. zBut I think I've found all easy solution. I've boon scfiutllillf around and I've found an unoccu- pied wing at the rear oftho house. Meekiils tells me that this villa, was built by .1 ivriter with nerves. who couldn't stand the noises of ills fflllill)’. lie bod :1 bedroom. Till-ill and study tacked on at the lmlrk 0i‘. the house. It shuts oil‘ complotr- 1y, only connected by u. passage, 111-‘ most a separate villa. you might any. Now, why can't you complain that the sound of the son in that, front suitc- kceps you awake. and‘ ask for the rcur oils? lbw-u Inrl funlllyfii old-fashioned ideas have to concede modern nerves. I'll swear I can't sleep in the front suite. ‘And there we arc! It oilghi to be simple."

Doris agreed that It sounded so. nnd poured his coffee, adding cream and sugar with charming intent- ness.

He ‘lay back in Ibis choir watched her.

Tho little wretch was pretty us the deuce, he llad to udmit. H0 sup- posed that in other circumstances. if be had. been heart whole and fancy free. he would have found ull-L doniable pleasure in this breakfast en tcte-u-tete. But wlrile his coir

zlutl

thoughts were all for Cuulllla. How much Iovelier

thought. She would be wearing one of those blue and silver affairs‘, that she donned when she served him tea in the firelight of her salon, —one of those lovely creations that’; were like perfumed itirist and went to his bead.

ally, that Camilla would never in a million years allow herself to 11c caught all a breakfast. table bright. siluliglit. Sllc was rarely ready to ‘farce the world noon, and their only aiiit-r extensive

ed her ‘lynch to the light.

Jle Irrmlgbi Iiimseli‘ out oi‘ his

lunch st out» of the boll-Is v~ iP-l sonlhxvllere?"

“I'd like to go in llllllllllitjlllOlllfli I newer swam In salt \\'.'ll(}i'." Doris confessed.

lie stifled n. groan.

‘Oh. I silppose I've got to tench you."

“Yd much rather drown," Doris water is (easier than ‘fresh, isu‘t it‘? And l cull swim like :1 Iisli in _:l river nr Jnkc.“ 1

tile lit. .1 cigarette gioomlly.

“Cu u you be rowdy ut eleven? All the world bullies thnu. And _you'll have to go to ihc shops for u bath- ing suit. I believe I neglected that. item in the equipment you trove."

“l'll manage nicely," Doris as-

the house.

"Qh. by the wa..\'." be drawleil: "YOU Hilly be ixiteresicd in reading‘ about yourself. It's all In tlic lllOl‘|l~ mg paper." 3

I-ie bonded Iler the society page of u Continental edition of an American newspaper.

Her startled eyes found a lengthy account oi the arrival of the

i'm ;

Jvure (mo) Atlantic City. wit’ (500) fI’liiltt.-—~Cclitrztl ll. scious eyes approved Doris, his “mu. M23) Cmci"'_

surcd him, is shc rose to go into l

Véléjglmc

T0m0rr0w’s Radio P r 0 g r a. m

TU ESDAY, DEC. 14>

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.00 P. M. WLW (423) Clncl Piano Request ‘Lady. WSAI (326) Clncl. Congress String Quurtcttc. 6:30 P. M iVEEd (349) Boston. me Broadcast. ' WOAIJ (278) l7llllil..—‘lllfiil‘llm0l‘lliil Trio.

' Intercollegi-

6145 P. M. WEE] (349) BOl-IIOII. hlilulcal. WEAO (249) Columllus—~Music. WGY (-380) Schsnectady- Instru- mental. 7:00 P. M. W O B S (Illil) N. Y. Feature pro- gram. . WEAII" (492) N. Y. The Vikings to WEEI, WFI, WGR. <\\'SAl. WOO, WIiAG, KSD, WICSII. KMOX (280) Si. Louis. Little Rod Schoolhouse. KDKA (.100) E. Pitts-Sacred Song (Yoncert. WllZ (331)) Springt'ieltl~l‘ianizsi. 7:10 P. M. WIAV (I23) Clncl. Concert 7:30 P.M

_WCAE (461) Pitts. Studio recital.

WEAF (492) N. Y.*—J(lll.)' Buckeye l¥akers~i0 \\'TAG,'\VEI. \\"I‘AM WSAI, KSD AiND WCCO.

Studio

Program. |

S. i

Concert

“The Guy 90's"

7:45 P. M.

Si" “'°““‘ vvnno 294 c I b u '~ have been giving him coffee. no (“PG (J00) huge): u§§,,',._“'§f,‘,,,,,, applications wllil have to

Program. 8:00 P. M.

WEAF (492) N. Y. “Eveready llour." also from KSD. WCAE. WCCO. WEAR. ivllEl, WFI. WGR, WGN. WJAR. WOC, WS- AI, “YTAG, “WVJ.

It never occurred to him, natur- W,“ (272) ,C]e,,e|and_ Smdm P“, votes.

gram. WSB (428) Atlanta. Concert.

i" WCAU ('27s) Philn. MOnibartl Fol/WHY of i-lw Univ"-

lies.

iwielrivtnv (423) Cinci. Fornicrt Syiu- Bfliilflwivk- “Tier

phon _v.

Prelmretionfi. will she 1l|\"'-’1l‘»‘iil"""C.\'RA (222) Monctou-Jlt. AllisolrlllPY should not Iurvfl "i118 Mfltkiiiun. 0t‘ Red Deer;

Ladies’ College.

01"»: liour.

(lreamilu; with difficulty. "Bntllinr, ~ WJZ (455) New ‘1'<)rlt——'l‘o be nll-fklllil-l-‘l- Among the decisions reached iii.‘ To these 010v“, nlembars of PM,

ilmlncetl. WMIAK Synrpiiotll‘. 9:30 P. M. WGY (380) Schenectady. Irlusittalc. \V.IZ f-l5-i) N. Y. Musicale. 10:00 P. M. (I23) (Yin-cl. Popular. 10:35 P. M.

WKIilC

told him plinsmitl)’. "After nil-stilt KDKA (Zlflii) E. Pitts. Gruud Tho-

utrc. 10:45 P. M. Atlanta-Concert, 11:00 P. M. WYIIK (273 Cleveland. gram.

WSB (-128)

FEATURE TALKS

, 5110 P. M WEEI (349) Boston. Day. 6:55 P. M. WPG (300) Atlantic City, Talk. 7:00 P. M. -W‘lP (509) Phllu. Dramatic lie view.

WBZ (i333)

7:15 P. M. Springfield. . Game— I

9:00 P. M.

4 In the cold, ‘but we are wIIIin-g to

. ter." ' by A. C. Pettipas, president of the . the A. A. U. of (2., wile-n asked how

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Wllozit. Pro-_

Events of the

_‘ Hockey the equa

/ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

M. P. B. Will con- . Ice Conditions tinue t0 Filnction In St. Lawrence (Canadian Frau.

Mon/BREAD, Que, Dec. 9. - Ice conditions In the Montreal district or the Si. Ibewrence rlvar remained unchanged from yesterday. There are five vessels in the port of Mon-i.- real awaiting opportunity to sail aud'four other ships entered the Lacblns Canal enroute to Montreal this morning. They nm expected hero tomorrow.

SAINT JOHN, N.-B., Dec. 11. ~ "We are determined to stick by our guns. I suppose we will be out

freeze rather than retreat from the ‘stand we have taken In this mat-

Such was the declaration made

provisional Nova Swtiu brunch of

matters stood in regard to the formation of separate branches for the three Marltlmes. Mr. Pettipas declared that ho ‘had received a mandate from :39 oi‘ the amateur clubs (o0 Nova Scoiia. and he was forced to curry out that mandate. lie ailso intimated thntibe repre- sentatives of the provisional New Brunswick branch had retroaitotl from their stand uutl that their op- position to the M. l’. l3. had been weak.

Mr. ‘Peitlpas. at a meeting of the special committee appointed to try to arrange an harmonious settle- Mn Mann“, came m this Um. ‘if... irzlfliz‘: .:::“"::.‘r.:: "m" ,

~ -' - ‘I ri t r 51m, after war provinces Ilwre complete controloflirzrfi; 21D“? ,_§',,,_{,,,,,,e,, “on; Um. amateur sport ullrhin its own ibor-(versily College m Philosophy“ ders anti thut the M. P. B. iunctionflngush “m, “mo”, Wm, the only in regard to Maritime rainy-offs 1923 613$, Whfle he studied m and such matters. This propositionlTuronto he won the Jardme pflze hoivyever was turned down, it was and also hag a volume of poetry "i1 ( - ubilshed.

Colonel Norman ‘P. McLeod. Prc- p During his graduation W,“ he sident of the Provisional New|\va$ awarded we Rhodes gcpomr. Brunswick organization bud not ship and studied in ‘Oxford for retreated from its stand that sep-thrcle years, where he won high arate branches should be formed. acatemlc honours. l-le also re- The stand taken by Colonel McLeodiccived the ‘Newlligflle Prize which in the matter is that, on llCClllllltOfili-i one of the hifllwii- flvrilflls 0f- tilc lurgc nilmbel- of clubs and Lli9'l(‘r"‘4l 1'0!‘ 110""? in lhi’ “WIN. 11ml 1,400 zilhietics in New nPllfl$l\VlCk.»Wlll‘-‘_il" bml been won previously nnd on account of the Inrge shnro by llyron nnd 'l‘erl.uyson. in the. carrying of the M. P. ll. tllnt Mr. Mclnnis is the second Tor- New Iirunswlck had taken in the 01110 Erfldllflit‘ l0 @9191‘ U16 1100(1- past. this province was now entltl-Bmil.’ S!!!" ill lllfi- JWDTIFUYIOII! 0i ed to have home rule In respect to 51181013’ 41i- Oberllli- U16 118ml 0f u... own athletes. Another reason thelélzvarimem being u graduate was that the three Maritime Pro- 0f "-- vinces, with 2-800 athletes, lludi 4M1’- only nine votes In the parent lmiiysniwiil and he felt it should hnvo 27 votes In par with the other branches.

Mr. Edgar Mc- Innis Receives Appointmen

TORONTO, Dec I0~The Unl- vcrslly of Toronto bu.» gained further honour through the ap- pointment 0t‘ Mr Edgar hlclnnis to the position of assistant lect- urer n; Oberlin. Ohio.

ltitznnis it; u son of Airs. Mclnnis 0t‘ Charlottetown, who is at present residing in Tor- orto.)

Progressive Part Split Into Three Groups

These OTTAIWA, -Dec. 11.—— The once strong Progressive party has final- Marltbne provfxgg lgsditvlded (“mini "Dim", three bod. ?i2“?.*;.‘2“§..‘.".‘i‘. p.232‘; ’53"°37'3"e“*335?3:4§ The Alberta aulendment movsdfifie Imlpseghirgafiltgs pooled mm“ m by Judge Jackson and culling tor The yarn-st ma most influential‘ the mixture 0t‘ professionals and of the,“ groups is the United Farm_ amateurs, was defeated by 90 to 19 ers of Alberta a party numbering "- was Bllltmrled m“? by eleven members. They are: Robt Alberta and Thunder Bay with nine Gardmen ' ivotes each, and vice-president llei-

SAIIVI‘ JOHIN, N. B.. Dec. 11.- The applications of New Brunswick nnd Nova Scotln. to form provin- cisl ‘branches of the Canadian Am- ateur Athletic Union. were, reject- ed at the session of this bodyherc today. As a restllt the hlarirtim»: Provinces branch will continue to gtuuction for another year.

through the .

Henry E. William

‘lener, of Atbabuska; ,Speu . f B ttl RI ; Premier J. ll. M. Baxter. of New 13 bazaar)“. gnnfroseYer Welvolill"! (Mlelllrr. m: Letlibrltlge" (leorgc o. dclegntes to tlw province, said wllil - Gnu,’ or Mwleod; Ajwod

.\I icbnol Luke-

‘HPH-fi- h“ “is "i 11w 011mm" 1"“ nvitch, of Vegreliilln- Iwillluln Ir-

"What. do you want to do today?" KDKA (301)) E. Illiis-éiiusic Lor- Canada Stump] have hm- own KIW- vimc 0y wmaskigqn; Donald M_

(‘P111118 730(1)’ 111i‘! "100-l 0171GT“ 1“ Iiennetly. of Peace River, and Ed-

ward J. Garland. of Bow River.

the special rmuxuiitee meeting to- “amen, “ms, m, added night was that. to the effect. nny mall who WY“. My mnfliellruvaernuu belongs to the u. r. 0. 'm°“°Y 0" "He's i'- m mm i“ “m” and finds herself in agreement with out pf zlmuteur sports. The muttcrme -U_ R A because Mm have of relieving the situation In c mew, much Maritime Provinces and Alberta. cmleé. was (liscusstatl and whilu tllc Jack- son nmeudlueut was dcfcutcd and H") “i’l’“"“'1'1"i‘ m. m" M p- B- f“ organization. ‘They stand alone in reinstatement. of athletes who the political wmm have not competed In amateur-sport with any 0mm. ' 51"“! 1920 "e-leciedr the mane!" is vuncemeut of legislation they favor still before the committee out] The m A and m" U F“ 0' a" em)" Wm ‘be made 1° rem” combined. therefore, will number ‘he "‘t"“ii°"_- 1l2 members. They will select zt

1'9 m" decided m“ m" W" lire‘ leader who will take the position 5'59"“; b“ “Pmimed "member" "f held In the lust five years by lion the board of governors for a three- Robe" Forka They w," hum thohI year period to go into effect this own caucus and In even, “m. Ye"- s°'"°"*1 799"" were w‘ function independently of the Lil)- proved by the records committee. em] pa"! Mu Spencer “ken. w,“ most o0 these being of women. be whm

Among (her 1.1.16.1‘. lrecordstl adapted ' wast ato t e oevail ma e n " Congress Busy as Session Begins

Miss Agnes

Identity with any other political

of Ancdln: David l-iKel-

Lincoln H.

Speak -

(“'1'- MacPhail, oi‘ Southeast Grey. Miss

the same- set of prin- These principles are that they must not ‘fuse or merge their

coopcratinr.‘ party in the ad-

ibuoyaut utornlng spirits diuupene

WFJAF (492) N. Y.. Auction Bridge Instruction,‘ to WEEI, WCSII, WTAG. WJAR. WGIZ. ‘WICAE. AVTAM, WFI, WUY, WSAI, WGN, WOC, WCCO and KSD.

honeymooning iilurtleys wt the vil- la of‘. “the (liatiugulshetl "banker. Mr. Malcolm Hartley. of NewYorkJ who has leased the charming Villa,’ Poinciauo for several SGllSOIlH-fllltl who, though something of a recluse, is prominent. In the fashionable American colony of the Riviera." "It gets worse and worse, doesn't

WANT TO DANCE?

s:o'o s. M. . 'WBA-L (246) Bait more. City Park. it?‘ said Hartley with a wry ' , smile. “Oil, what a tangled we wg: (380) schenecmd» Kenton

we weave." he ended wlthasbrutg. 9:00 p_ M_

‘mm’ 1°“ Mm wmmm making, BZ (333) Springfield. Brunswick. any continent. She was thinking. .- 9.30 p_ M

What if that news gets buck t 9 ’ ' p | _

misuse? . What will cauuuZIWEAF (4 2L3); p), u “me

think? And Cousin Henry? AizdpWJZ (455) N. Y. Hotel, Penn. 00 M

Aunt ‘Elsie? 1g; p_ _ refilled iv have he wPu (s00) Atlantic cm. Silver

But sllc , Slipper Club. b)’ any B110?! ("Blfaflfilnil lo-rebotl- WTAM (390) Cleveland. Vocation. Hartley's invitation for eleven 10:30 P. M. o'clock, she pressed the eflicienilwPG (300) Atlantic ‘City. bathing costume at a shop to which he piloted her. and still under hisy-stxirt, had a glorious hour in the ‘*"_'”“ ‘ g Just as she was co lng out. wrapped in n gay, and most becom- e filartley. staring wrmthfuily “fromn Qulckly DtOp roup of bothers under a beach . ilnshide. She waved to him airlly

Ings, and Ioftiiy disregarding young WAAM (zos Newark. Bailey's, Meeitins into service. purchased n Slipper, surf. Hard 0i‘ 001118 ‘link peignoir. she encountered young This mflrvelmls corn solvent af- and continued on hor wsytojolu

Silver ‘

‘Hayter, Gladys Stewart,

bettering of the 5,000 ‘meters nnd 400 yard hurdles ‘by D. illcGill and W. .I. Montabone.

HIGH BANK SCHOOL

The. llnnor Roll of "Iligh Bank school.

(Grade VlIl-—1 Florence l-layier, 2 Laura Roberts. Ti Sydney Stew- art. 4 Milton Livingstone.

Grade Vl——1 Myrna Hnyter and Elmer Livingstone, (equal), r 2 Irene Buell and Ida Giddlngs (equal).

Grade lV—l Jane King, 2 Ches-

y Buell.

Grade .l‘i'--1 Rlalpb Roberts. 2 itaymontLMacLean, 3 Mary Sau- tiers.

Grade I (n) ——1 Sarah Stewart. 2 Clarence Livingstone, (b) Mur- lei Livingstone, 2 Margaret Stew- art, 3 Tana Munroe and lllarl lilac- Lenu (equal), (c) 1 George Liv- lngstoue.

Perfect Attendance —— Florence Myrna Hayter. Sydney Stewart, Raymond MacLean, Tens. Munroe and Earl

cLe n.

Velma-Nelson, teacher.

NEW LONDON The following is the standing of

lAugust by v. (Plckard. 12 feet s inches. Others approved Included lling of the 100 meters by ](.‘. Coffee and G. Hester; the 400 ‘meters zby A. T. Christie, and the WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.—-(‘nn- gress today was settling into tho legislative jog trot which czlrrics It through the always congested business of its regular session.

One =blll, Increasing salaries of feti- ernl judges already was nil (In: ‘way to President Coolldgtfs desk: another. appropriating lu-urly l]. billion dollars to deBruyut-xt year's expenses of the trenstlry" and post ofllce departments was up- pronching a vote In the Ilouscumrl a third providing Blmlilurly for the interior department was iifllldctl for the same channel.

In the Senate foreign affairs had claimed imajor attention in the form of a proposal for ratification of the treaty to outluw Ilse ofpois- . on gas in warfare. At the same time, however, considerable inter- est was lbeing shown in efforts to prevent the seating of Senators- elsot Vare, oil Pennsylvania, and Smith. of Illinois. while such top; ics a prohibition oi taxation-poli- cies were being pressed vigorously in both chorrlbera. Committees, too, are going about their business in normal fashion with the usual ‘hitches here and there.

MIL‘! RN SCHOOL

Honor Ito “of Mil-burn “ ‘ for Novemb f .

French Ghainber Adopts Budget

PARIS, Dec. 10. —-<For the first time in many years the Chamiiiel‘ of Deputies driven by M. Poin- care, the indefatigable: premier, has voted a budget w-th a sub- stantial sprphm before the end -i the year. The chamber on Dec. 4th (Adopted the arlrwnriltiollfl section of the budget and ‘tonight adopted by 410 to 125 the revenue section which involves no new taxes.

IN MEMORIAM

MR8. ptlcniuul MURPHY.

On Frltlny morning, October 29,1926, the soul of hiurmirr-t t‘. Wight. beluv wife ui.’ hilt-hurl Murphy, nnd unt- Pnnmum Isluntl'n luont rcspected rt-sl- tlttfilit punt-led to hcr t-iernnl rrwnrd ill till.- 56th yt-ur of her ugu.

Ilcccxisl-d illltl been in toiling hcnllll for nllnmii two yw-nrs but wuu ublc i" nttcutl to bur houut-hulil duties uni" Auguiiifit, 192G when, while nitt-ullilt‘ the mission services tit St. Hull)‘ Church. Sturgeon, she wns ntrlckcn suddenly with pnrulysls, Alumni!!! sho lingered In u lstute of‘ send-Puli- m-iouunesu during most of tho tllili". M first. hupc for hcr rcctivcry‘ wnu Yirllb but Inter ubc grow weak nnd wviikfl‘ until her dt-uth. On her ll-ulilIJ-Wil the Lnut Sacrament of lluly M01311‘! Church were mlrniulsiered by h" ‘m: lovcd pastor, Itcv. Theodore Glillfliii- who together with llev. Father .\lul- lint-l, vluih-d her frequently iiurillit h" Illness. It was u unintly iii-nth. the: echo of n llfc of vory grant virillP- A! her bctlslllc were her htlllbillitl. iflflfll "Y hcr lnrgc fuulily and mnuy ut-ilflliiflffl-

She, with her husband, irmi tlliivlli.’ the first settlers of Pnmnurt: Islnnil nnd her curly yi-nrs were luzlrked by tho iiiirtlllhlllfl nnd toil which wee every sl-tllci-‘ii portion. llut with "hi! sanctified by yours of prILW-‘l’ ("iii 1i spirit of fnitb which him-used with her ycnra. JKlnd nnd IJPIIW‘ “he ill- wnys was nnd to the cud hr!‘ 0H0 Wish wnu the comfort of thusi- who attend- ed hrr. The high estceln In which she was hold wns testified by "l" V91‘! lnrge number of curs nnd Win10"! which folloivctl the fclllfllllfl to St. Paul's Church, Sturgcuil. W11?" "W flint-rill Muss of Soliuun Requiem was celebrated by her l)i'll\\'4‘(l pastor who, assisted by Rev. llcruurtl Gillie, con- ducted thc service ht the grave.

Mrs. Murphy i..- rurvlreti by her Iiuubnnd, three Nlilflrfl, Mrs. John Yuwcr. New X's-rib. .\lrs. Lawrence Campbell. Pnnrnuro, Mrs. Joseph Fish- cr, liostuu, ihrt-c brothers, Archibald. of Brcwcr, Jlimcs of Sturgeon. nnd Win. l). of‘ Punuiurc. sun-u sons uud four daughters, Terrence of L0u_.\l|gcies. llnwnrd of Montreal, Adutn D. of Dartmouth, I-‘nhlun of Boston. Mrs. B. G, Dewecsc oi’ La Snllc, NY. Mrs. I’. S. Purity, Lcbrci. Sunk" llerb, Jer- ome, Eugeuc, Sit-Ila urul Gudlys at home. The pullbt-ureru, John P. Pow- er. New lh-rtb. Wm. F. Steele, Gnsper- cuuX, John \\'In. Jamie-son, Pnmnure Inland. Archibald llcynoltls, Gunner ruux, Duvld Reid, Murray Ilnrimr North, nnd Richard Imwlellyn Blur- gtlon. -

.\lr. lilurpby and family nro very grateful to the following who so kind-

jj; fro memory of their time.

Makes a Nice Gift i?

PUT UP. IN HOLLY PAPErt

or ask yo

DECEMBERj '11s, 1926 f

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