JANUARY '10, 1925

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FLOUR ADVANCE. —The mills advanced the price of hardwhea-t flour yesterday another ten cents a barrel. This makes the mill price delivered Charlottetown ‘$10-59 a barrel jute ‘basis.

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pletely free from tubercular in iectlon. The inspectors at the ‘packing houses had informed him that any hog tuberculosis that they met with was of a type peculiar to poultry and did not colne from cattle. The Ayrshire Breeders’ Club could claim the honor of be- ing the first to promote the idea of a provincial free area, having In. troduced the subject at their spring meeting. Thanks were due the Holstein Breeders’ Club for the very active dnterest that organiz- ation was also taking in the mat- ter. Every means should be tak- en to establish the area, which without doubt, would be oi inestlm- ‘abievbenefit to the ‘live stock In- dustry of the Island.

Discussion followed as to the system to be adopted In making the proposal a fact. The consent oi a two thirds majority oi the breeders was necessary before the government could act. This could be got, the meeting thought, by the ‘circulation oI petitions. The next topic of (llscuslslon was

GOV'T POND CLEARED.—Yes- lterday aiternoon a. staff at‘ men shoveliod tho snow off Government Pond and last evening the splendid Qklbllnrg was itvallej oi ‘by a large gathering of citizens.

WHIST‘ PARTY.-’I‘-he ladies Drlle at the iwh-Jst at the Kniglrls of ‘Coiuunbus Home l-asl night was won lby Miss Jean Pineau and tihe gentleman's prize lby Mr. A. Friz- zel,

WEEK OF PRAYER cou-ctuo- ED.—'I‘llc final I‘-nlon Prayer Ser- vice‘ Wds held lust night. in Zion Church, Ilcv. ‘II. C, Eaton being ‘tihe1 speaker and ‘his subject "Prayer and Youth" The lillgii attend-Jute ‘that has characterized the iwtclos

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FOR OUR SALE

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

One Inner-lion Four Insertions Eight Insertions ..

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Agents \Van’ted

10o per Ilne oi Ii words tie per line of 5 wards . 7e per Ilne oi ii words

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nice-tings was again in evidence the grading 0t Ayrshhe bun,“ last evening. ‘ which are divided into threo class- ts, viz: A. AA. , and Preference.

CONFERRED WITH PREWER 'l‘hc judging oi cattle for grading “Yefiwfdlly 11110111101111 MIIYQY MC‘ into these classes had hitherto Kcnliii. laud the ‘mulubervs of ‘the IIIEBII intrusted to one official;

Council ‘held a. confcreilce -w.l~th Pro micr Stewart and dismissed mat‘ tors in connection with ‘thc en- lorce-‘melut cd‘ the Prohibition Iinlw. Nothing definite Miss decided 011 ‘bu-t il may ‘be limfcrrled ‘Ilhat ‘the law. will ‘be ‘more strictly eniforced than heretofore.

many more were now of the opin- ion that the judging be done IIIUTI‘ fairly by three men acting In cou- cert, as m-Jny instances could bl- given Wilt-TC single judges Iiad had their verdicts reversed by subsc- quently uctin-g judges.

Mr. Brown, York and Mr. Wood Marshfleld, moved

1 a resolution that three officials h» REMMNS WILL ARRWE To’ appointed to grade Ayrshlri-

DAY--Word was received i‘u ‘the city buns 71111417543)’ 01 the‘ dwm‘ "11 never” A rcsolution was passed recom- .3111$5-‘ 015 M11 3W5‘- A- 11°“'115» 10m" mending Mr. Alex-under Humc 1'11)‘ 01' (311111111-1111‘ W110 Pwwed “W” of Ctinipbelliord, Ontario as judgc after n. brief illness, The ileceasetl of Ayfghlfe (331119 a; 11,6 pr0v1|1¢1,.1 was a. son‘ oi the late Wan. ‘i’. I-cw- Exhibftion; shOIlId lie not be avail. is, Esq. Cardigan, and ‘the only able Prof. Barton of the MacDon- a-urvlving ilmotliur of |M‘ns_ Wm. M. aid Agricultural College.- lqlyinn, 259 Richmond Sit. Tim re- Another rcsoluticm was passed nmjlus ‘lcli. lieveuly lust night for 1'0<¢0111111cn<l-I11g that judges be sl-l- (lardigun ‘wihere interment 1\vill take “91-"11 11'0"‘ “Ilmng 131111111 11T‘*“‘1"‘“"'- PM“, to offlciatc at fairs and exhibitions throughout Upper Cu-nndn and 1.1141. Mnrltimcs. Among the Ililiiléd of men com-potent to so act being Messrs JMPITICS Easter, Fred Mcifac, B. R- Brown, J. A. Clark, and Walter Shaw. ' The changing to an earlier data the opening of the Winter Fair was also dismissed, the members think- ing that too short a time was allow. ed the exhibitors of Ilv1e stock (or getting their dnlmals to the Royal Fair, (opening five day-s lutcr) i-u u fit condition for showing. It was

LOVELIEST DRESSES DEMON- STRATED here between 2 and 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon. . A skilled model will demonstrate new Ensembles, Afternoon Dresses Semi-Evening Dresses In French ‘I Models, French Coats, etc, for Spring . This is an exceptional op- portunity for you to see at first. hand, the loveliest Illustrations of the style tendencies for the coming season. From 2 to 6 o'clock Satur-

WANTED-AGENT FOR EAST-1JNO. A. MacDONALD LAND SUR- '. crn Kings County tcrritory, Mt.

Sttewart to Elmira. Apply Iiox 442, Charlottetown, I’. E. I- - sso-i-si-lnrri

A SPLENDID OPENING FOR sales organizer [or qhicloselIin-gf zauio iii‘ sory. Aipply -by deitcr, ghiug rt wcncc-s, to’ liubbzlrd C11,, T82 Kin-g West, 'l‘oron-lo.

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TERRIRORIA; MANAGERS TO Iiaudio sales and organize. snlcs

force on commission basis for automotive. ‘ ltcfercnce first let- ‘ Iluhlulrd L‘o., 782 King ‘t 'l‘oronto. Jan3-10

WANTED NOW—SALES AGENT for (guccus or Kings County, good pay, free equipment, exclu- sive territory. Our stock Is well and favorably known. A good business can bu done. Write Pclbluu Nursery (71)., Toronto, Ont. 591-12-2-1-261

AGENTS—GET IN A PROFIT- ztbil- ull-ycnr taonlnlisslon business of y()ill‘ own. Every 1lI'(1[Il'I'1y <1\\’iI-\ i'l' ls a customer or |II‘()S11('t¢I.N1lIt‘1 Inuldrcd varieties of hardy Iicd‘ 'I‘ng Nursery products, Cash cvl-ry1 wcck. (‘ompieic isuulpnlcnt and‘ instructions free. \Vl'IKC--I)I)li1IlI-1‘ Ion Nurseries, Iatd.—90~5-0-stf.

»——————————i————.~i- - AGENTS — WONDERFUL NEW Fin- EXlIIIKIIlvIIICIZ ExcvIl-s work 11f Ilcuvy 1 bigll-pl'lcv.ll lll-virus. Prir-c of only $2.00 makes nui cosy unli- to every IIUIIII‘ and uu-l tomobllc owucr- liver 100% pro- fit. 40,000 already sold. In- vvstigittc today. Pyro Fire Ex- tinguisher Company, G11 Echo lirivo, Ottawa‘ Jnn1I-10-17-24-3I

Situations Vacant

$ SELL HOUSEHOLD NEC- - easritieei, Kiwi-oat imaginable douimul. have Business of you-r own; make ilve dollars‘ up daily;

‘apitnl or cwpcnience unneces-

sary. Ilrzirlie-gGa-rneison. Iii-wilt-

ford On-i. 1-7-131- Wanted

WANTED— MAID, 171 GRAFTON Street. 841-1-8-m3I

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL housework, (experienced prefer- rcill. Apply Shaw's 1101-91- IIruckl-ey Beach, 786-1-6-m0i

BIG EARNINGS STEADY EM- loyment ior Barbers. Become expert In 8 weeks. Write Mol- er Barber College, Department "F". HBIIfIlX.—-3-1-i.!5-1 .

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Queen , Hotel

Water Street, Charlottetown

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This popular Hotel hll been completely "NW0!" and reiurnlehed throughout and offers very eomferllblfl accommodation to the travel- ing public. _

"rm ma, II especially seed and the pubile are eeurieeuely cared for.

Rates 03-00 n day. — ifll

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vt-yor, Iicrnlauvlllc, i’. I‘). I. S1l5-1-7-~3m0s.

BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMOD uteri in private.- fnnrily 2-111 Quccu

Si. S7li-1-10-m3I

GET VOUR PRINTING DONE AT

tho (iuurllinn Central Job Print cry, Phone 133.——2S79-5-6ti,

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IVATE NURSES EARN $15§ Mr to $30 a '\VL'I.‘1i. Iienrn by home‘ ‘ '

day'—M°°re 8" McLeod’ Ltd’ mentioned that a grant of 83 000

886-1-10-m1I . i} to ru-n ten years had been glvenlto i PERSONALS the Winter Fair by the Govern-

ment ior the purchasing of equip-

ment and erecting of buildings. After some (Iisucssion pertaining

the subject oi‘

Mr, II, W. Stewart, Montague, is among tllc guests registccil alt the

, Queen‘ - to transportation

Buys Heifer Clubs came up and Messrs. John A. Lea, V. C, Lea, , P, _ , , , and E. A. Tanton, SIJIIIIIIOIXSHIIEJ“Char? Duran’ Shaw and Paar“)? '1\vr~r1 anion the visitors in the cit “Vere ‘lppomtml w‘ 1110mm the m‘ ' l g yigallizuiion oi these club differ- lyc“ U“ "y" lent parts of the Isl-and.

A‘ ‘n’ Q Maflnnms’ 1 Bmncwllty oi thanking the breeders on the

taulager ‘of the ‘Imperial Life As-

ffillill)’, Cutnlogul- frvc. llcpl. 23 ‘ , v way they had stood behind the Royall (fullcge cl‘ sat nz-c, 'I‘or- . "We ‘Cm"1“"1' 181w“ “M” mom’ club work that had already been on“)! “m, I [0 ,1. III‘; to attend the Annual Meeting done “erg He co,‘g,.atulate,l n“.

eouL-rnv SUJPTPLIES, - CRUSH:

, in 10.1 ti»: l‘1;_-.; (lrli, $1.00. in 1110 lbs

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cndar on rc-qucst. Si. Stock Feed Co, 500 (filcsley St.. St. John, NJ}. 865-1-10-M7l NOTICE—BEING SURE WE CAN offs-r an zlttruciive proposition we

1".0.u. s1, John. .\'.u. ch11 John

4 01' "-111! ‘C0111 ~111Y 1'11 '1"97'°11‘1°~ Pioneer Boys Club on having a cow ~ whose milk showed. 77, of butter ; 11-1‘. 1i. J. 11011 ‘111111111 11 01111- m. He felt that the III1L1ZII tum 1f.’ 61011111 1'11‘ ‘1 “T111111? 1° 1911.91“ h-ad performed good results and .. S. 'COIISIIIII'(;Q’IISZIII1IIISWvdii) leaves proved very bgnevflgia] 1n 11111111111; shorilly for \'11r111ou1‘11 ‘to duke 11 the boys and giving them an Intel'- censtllnr examination. ‘Mr, Hoyt est in farm workl ‘performed a similar duty here ‘a Mr. Brown after endonsing .\lr. 1w.- Iqvegks agQ 3M1 1115 menu... ‘are Archiba-ldls statements moved that ‘pleased to lrav1e ‘him aimong ‘them 1119 1111111115 01' 1110 011111 11L‘ ltXbfli-“eed “gum even {of a 51,0111 .v1s1,1_ to Mr. Arch-lbulil, editor of the

or“. auxllous to communlcntw FHPIYIBVS Guide. Gardenville, 11119‘ ‘with party having Silver lllack DEATHS 1100. for hlS_Z911°1'0511Y 111 5011111115 foxus. Write Iiox ~i'l. Dccp three Marltlmg boys to the iiuyal

Ilrook, Nova Scotia. 852-1-0-11121

For Sale

FOR RENT---FU RNISHED ROOMS avntci‘ if

bending (IPSIPCII.

11ml gra-to Alpply 1S7 ilhi-llbliii

hot

bouts all sizes and designs with or without IHIKIIII s- ior 11:lriirill:lrs write. I’, A. Itoonvy, bout builder. Sourls, 8116-1-7-111101.

shin- Sows ready brod, Also UIIi‘

Dopnrtlucrlt oi Agriculture. 7061-1ist5i

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Your Opportunity

To Better Yourself

gpqfel time, No onipital required No experience

The Nutfionai

clothing more In a neat.

‘sample caso.

Ivo territory by writin!

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Box 2017. Monti-sail. 7,10,1I.17.51.2I.23.91.

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FOR SALE—-BY MIDDLE OF JAN- unry a number of choice York-

ycnr old boar. Apply at once to

- When

THERE IS A GOOD LIVING FOR you right where you live. Full or

necessary. We ‘teach you thaw to become a. Nat- ‘Ionnl Representative, selling our

"Store at your door" ‘selling outfit 1g ‘a ‘ooniliflmfii small Ernporignoml endos- men see unlimited ‘mssttrllities In ~ our proposition. Snrinis 11110 110W ready, bigger and betlter than over, Augurg yourself an exclus- immed- iately naming ‘the district you Rural communities arnd city territories equally ‘proilmble. "I-t I; a slum of dim-notion to b0 n National ‘representttllvef’ M1- ‘piy Seieamamgor, iyitiionsll Madi Order Home panama. new. 50.1

Wl-ntler Fair.

It wasa-Iso moved that thanks be extended the Provincial (lov- ernment ior its assistance to live stock exhibitors at tho Royal Winter Fair.

On motion it was decided to acnd a letter of sympathy to the widow oi the late Mr, Howard Corning. Yarmouth.

McDONALD—On Dec. 23nd, at the homo oi her daughter, Mrs. J. J. hIcKcnzIe, St. Peter's Ilay- Mrs. Angus R. McDonald, aged T9 yenrs. Internlent at St. Andrew's Cemet- ery.

ARBlNG—-In this City. on Jan. 9th, Eva Shirley. aged 12 years and 7 months, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. \Volsey Arbing. Funeral from he!‘ izrillerfis residence, Gaytown, Sun-

FOR VSALE__ THREE NEWLY 12in‘): ‘flan. 11th. Service starting at Iifhflelntlhnzig: lsrlvzgoulzatgel. ‘ '-‘.\l~;-l‘ ‘-. A I - - ltlltl>lllilrlfiyylizi-IYIIFHIII\;I\FUFL Iii! Y .- _ (Canadian Pie") ‘ ) c-ayler Canadg. Telephone In 3X5_1.1,1.,,,;11 MONTIoEAL, Jan.‘ rooms. ourteoue eervtce. . provcmen was no Cl n e '1' ' H_ Q BROWN. FOR SALE_FEMALE FOX pup demand for Canadian grain Inc‘: 1 Manager 11:11 11w. 1w“ ““11‘1‘1“\;‘1 ' ——— L ggggg- 5g; 11,3;g;;,"@g~;g;1,~"13;‘;",;,., i lmlo fox Ian-odor. (‘zinndiilu . a- n loving memory of eslie - ‘ " ‘ ' ilionul. Wrlli- m- P1101111 Arthur Brewer Smith, who departed mu mwhb"! @1116 ‘E1111? o1 rtxhe CIIBPIOHQIJOWII t ‘ . . H ,- was rm. n ar o o. ‘ \\ ood. lilt. lll T111 rtnz-IJI-nkm“ He, January 11th. 1924. ' grades being quoted M 66 Gen“ ,\,'o. Hotel C0.’ _______i____g______, The month of January again is hers 3 grade at 6i cents and I grade 111 pmpfluon ‘ goR SALE __ NEW HSHWG The saddest of the year 62 cunts. Tho feature oi ‘the flour 1

For ‘it was on January day, That my dear husband pee-ted away. ‘hat dBVMGI-‘ed 101‘ 59'1"“ ‘vlwut grades and prices were advuntu-tl

‘ Fmm "'13 w°r|d °f 9'1“ ‘m1 ‘°""°‘W 10 cts. pur barrel, which Is the first

To that land of peace and‘ reef God has taken my dear h-uebnnd To be forever ‘with the blen.

How sad and sudden was the esll To one ‘we loved l0 dear

Hie memory M111 Ie with ue here How oft we ehed a silent tear.

we leave thie world change: When we leave this world of care We will find our missing loved one In our Father's Mansion fair.

He is sleeping. sweetly I109P1I1II

And hi! form ls laid away.

In hi; Heavenly Father's keeping

Till the ‘resurrection day, INSERTED BY HIS WIFE

market for winter wheat flour was

va-lied in the market for miiiiced but there was no change in prices

was fair and prices ruled steady. An easier feeling developed in the market for brisk. The potato trade responded to a steady demand and pnl-ces were well maintained with sales c-f car lots of No. 1 Green Mountain at 81.00 per 90 lb. bag. Butter receipts dropped, local busi- ness was good but no transactions for export were reported. Prices ‘weru reduced 1-2 cent a pound on Eastern Townships grass. Cheese receipts amounted to 234 boxes and

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market was the stronger feeling w‘

unchanged. A vcry firm feeling pre- T010011); H- C.

announced. The trade in roiled oats v-

. _ ran casnnourrnrowu- , cannons

THE lll-Y lllllll 1101115. INNIIII BIN IIEI

Entertaining as its guwlts a large numiber of its lady friends, the Char lottetown Hi-Y Clulb ht-ld its annual ‘banquet last evening in the Y.»I\I. C. A. R0 ms, which‘ were tastefully decorate for the occasion with e1- ergreens and colored streamersJvI-r. Allan Stewart, President of the (timb- aeted as toast m-aistor, an-d after fuI-l justicn was‘ done to an excellent and most appuiiizlng tur- key dinner served In the usual good style of the Ladies Auxiliary. the following program was carried out:

Toast-Tho K-ing. _

Vocal Solo-Mr. Leigh Dingwt-ll.

Viol-in Solo—-Mlss Iiernice Sluliz.

’I‘0ast—'I‘he III-Y Club.

Rev. W, Orr Mulligan

Responded to by Mr. Allan Stew- IIIT.

Siug-songwLcd by Mr. Iiay Pen» diuton. -

'I‘oast-.—Our (luesls.

Mr, Ilurold ‘rlllaw

Itesponrlcd to by Miss Jenn Mc- Lean. ‘

’I‘oust—'l‘llc Y, M, (‘.. A.

Mr. John McLeod

lies-pended to by President J. A.

Clark. The National Anthem.

- In proposing the toast to the Club, Rl-v. Mr. Miliiigarl spoke of llu- bencfliislt provided its “mm. 111'“; 11101112 were not only of a su- clal nature, but govt- m, oppormn. uy for the rendition oi service m; wi-ll. After polntnlg out lines along which such service could ‘follow’. he concluded by congratulating (‘lub on the success that was atten- ding its activities us was W011 distanced by ‘the present 061-35101;

.\lr. J. A. Clark, PFCSIIIIIIII oi‘ the

that tho. III-Y nlctuhurs co-opcrzric

in continuing the f-IIIQQQSS “.141, whilch the Y. M, C, A, was “Ow nu-oiirlg, the institution member-

a111n 111-1111: larger today than u had been for many years. lie congrntul‘ nit-d the previous STIOZIIUJTS on their excellent speuches and “fished the II‘i-Y Ciu'b all silccess in itg work for the coming year.

.-\n important feature of the pro. g-rnru was the Club's recognition of survives rendur I It by three young llldlv-s‘ the Nlisscs Iirown, Xlcliearl auid Molnnils, 1o whom Prcsldeilt so wart presented appropriate

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recorded a riilsp of 12 Conn; pgr cwt. on Llvurpool czcblcs, with (fanadizln quoted at 101 S.P.D. Crop beans were quoted at $2.70 to $2.80 Der bushel

OTTAWA. 0st,, Jan. 9.~(Eggs) -—'I‘he tone of the market is firm and prices are lilillfiifllllCil under n good demand for sulpplles for im- mednltu consunrption. Storage pric-

Mr, A,y¢1|-11,u1,1_mo1fikhpypqrpm§§_,_arcghighcr. It ‘is reported that ‘ e

sh eggs are bein-g placed in stor- age In British Columbia rathcr than accevpt prices offered from the east. Toronto fresh specials Jobbing 76. 811111111 73 to 75, tornge extras 55 1o 5b, firsts 52 to 53, seconds 46 to 47. Montreal jabbing prices un- changed. Storage eggs strongly held, Aianitdba and Saskatchewan ruarkt-ts unchanged. Calgary very tow fresh arriving. Dealers in 1111011111; (Icllvered 55- firsts 50, sec- onds 45, Jobbing firsts $18.00 per @159- 511011180 stocks very low. Edmonton unchangctl. Vancouver 11‘e;‘111,'111,111 14111111)’. paying country points extras 52, f-Irsts 50, Jobbing

extras _5ll, firsts I34‘ seconds and

pallets 45. »

o++vo+++¢+ - Hotel Victoria

Water Street. hha rlottetown

>0fleri to the travelling 4 Public l comfortable, up-to- ‘ date hotel. Contain; 44

1 VICTORIA HOTEL

J. N. Allen. Si, Fabien; A, J. Dufl’. Ilallfux; 1M, A. Pierce, Mom.

‘change announced this year, Tile ‘"331? M‘ 1‘ T111'111111°11‘ 111011110111; '1‘.

A-lexnnder, (111115 1,, Turbuyne’ 110W. Halifax; Mark llnnlbourg. London; A, Victor bee, St. John; Jno. A. Len,

C- L911. E. A Tanton. Sum-incr-

F106; W. G. Browne, Halifax, "IMHPII Llniniont Cur-d by Pllyllolflny

Watch and Clock Repairing

CUDMORE A WILLIAMS 189 Great George Street

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In and but loving memo?! ef our Dear Boy. 1-"119 5- Cmlth who departed this Ilfe January 11th, 1924.

Oh retention death emonl u| comes,

And bitter grief IMPIF"?

it take; our loved onee from our homes,

But never from our heartl-

mesn-reo av FATHER. sienna ‘AND snowman

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QIIaIrtcrRcItEOrI-fiaiiiqen.311.1,l!.l . Q3, Debi: all) bet-hint;

m-“Preeumptioue Sine" 2m) p, ms-sebbsth School

7100 p. m.—Rev. Waldo Mlchum, 8-D,

Religleue Education Council will e119"-

Bpeclal Muele STRANGERS AND COLLEGE STUDENTS CORDIALLY , wsmoue.

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glflgndlld 111113 o: ‘mpitmtfie otioth- 881 , *¢¢‘ eeeeeeeev‘ ‘v *‘ v v¢“““* e ~ u»

ling ior the enit rc- aun y rum ‘ __

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Y. M. C. A... also spoke ailong time, Illlcs oi scrvlcc, asking mirlictllltrly .

Mark Hambourg

sohn’; wedding march. Tibia was a fitting conchmion to a most mem- orable recital. and it is ‘to be hop- ed that M-r. Iinazibourg will not ‘be 1111 10118 In coming to‘ us again. 1I>Ie wit! surely be welcomed ‘by every true lover oii music, ‘whenever h

comes. -

.1111» audlen-ce was a large a-nd 1111010119111)’ appreciative one. ai- though ‘the “U1 1 was by no mean-s a; fall's? ought ‘to have been. Ills Honor .e lileut. Gover- nor and Mrs. Heartz were In a»!- tenrlitncc. '

Mr, Gallagher, the ‘genial mans-g- er of the Prince Edward Theatre is to ‘be warmly complimented on Ilia‘ entenpnise- In bringini! such a splendid pianist ‘before lhis pat- rons. Tlhe piano used by .\Ir. Ham- Ibonrg was a very fine Ilelntznlnn umig-ht (lrnnd, and by Messrs_ Miller Bros. of this cl- ty.

‘FREE STA-TE

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with political souubbles that it re- at the elections. Hence. tile govcrnlmults influence iwwaning while lilo ‘Iti 1milllcuns ul- ways active, gain COI‘I‘I.'E11MIIILIIII{,'I)'. . The Itupltbllcnns opened an In- ieilsi-ve comlpni-gn‘ Sunday 1WII(!II lit- Vwlera. moumted tile stump to dc- clare again ltlliat so long as ‘ling- Iand 111115 a linger in Ireland, all Ir- islmlcn arc slaves tin-d lJinl thc trsoity mrust ‘be scrapped and u re public ‘proclaimed.

lll view of the government's

troubles the RODIIUIICBIIH, who llow ‘have 46 seals o‘i' a ‘total of I53 in idic Dali, ‘hope to wl‘n- several more. 'I‘hey even are discussing ‘the ad- Ivisalbiilty oii ‘taking their seats in (‘he Dull if l1hcy increase‘ their iot- al'.io fifty. lierotofore hey have ub- stulncil owing u: their rcfusltl to inrure 1o King (lcorgc ‘c bed in the treaty. Wilill file uid oi other opposition groups ‘the Republicans txould even.‘ iuully turn Cosgriavc out or.‘ olficc if lhcy ‘could. add but four more votes to tilelr strength.