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FChoilSE 1S2 i ceiibie IFootWcar for Acceptable x1111. Gills ‘

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- f h f the days of the_PiiEl‘lll'lB l" the iirggllilflotrfizzwtrilbglie this tiilzgillilmve iiivlorilll leillllll‘ 1°; Wiiiiam do Mille-’s Paramount production of "biicewlzztlvliglllhay lllrnfd will 11¢ seen at thePrince Edw-ird Theatre, ncx

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GIFTS FOR HIM B ‘GIFTS FOR THE HOME D

A REAL oilm-soni um '1“ 5° Illllrocteted by everyone. l-ol II owls-in our policies. North American Life Allurnncg Aug’ “ml l-‘l- lA-nlhorne; Wm. fltsvnrt. District Integers.

IOUDOIR CAR-Variety orbeau- beeutifnl designs; a nice asst". l3"!- °l lllllillllfll. leather purs- Qli Vfllllil- cdlol. lllk dress bill-Ill. silk for sport skirts, etc. -—.Patons Limited.

AUTO-STROP RAZORS —An ideail Xmas gilt $1.00 nnd upwards. ~— W. W. Weilner, Ltd. Grafton St.

ATHLETICS-JIM athletic boy| will appreciate a. Xmas gift from- dafl, if it consists oi‘ a Member- ship Certificate in the \'..\l.C.A.l See the secretary and got all net-l eseary information. ‘

POCKET-KNIVES.T‘S]IEIJI1AI prices for Xmas. A. E. ‘foouihs.

CE TRAL CAFE-—IJ.IDCIIGS, Choc- ontes, Oysters, Tobaccos , etc. New Soda Fountain. Kent Street.

CMRIFTMAS .JEWEtLRY.-— Any filt- hr Xmas selected from our b!‘ mock will be greatly ap- preciated. We have a complete _____i ...__- _---- line. E. E. Parkman, the “GifuCARNIVAL HATS. —.‘iee our win-l Store." Montague. dow display; also beautiful]

smoking sols lor XII-ills gill-S. —

IVERSHARP FENCILS, Fountain‘ Laiubros Bros. 1

Mill. at Nation's Montague. cod -- —-————————

_ FLAsHLIGHTS— Special prices

'OUNTMN FEMS “All 9W1“ for Xmas. A. E. Toombs. '

from $1.00 upwards at W. W.| _ l

Wellner, Ltd. Grafton St.

‘GOLF BAGS.-lit- miiy not be‘ 111,11, 1., 111111- golf at Xmas, but ha 'w‘l!' be “fckied tn death“ Wdh a. goit bag. Reddin Bros.

KIMONAS- Nothing more accept-l able than a Kimona as a Xmas rift. We ‘have a beautiful line ‘

of nlik and velvet Kimonos. See

tbem.—1Ps1wn's Limited.

MOIITS CHOCOLATEB. Page Shaw's. Uggetts and Lowneys at Mnlbons, Montague.

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MUSIC 8ATCHEiL8-—Tiie git‘: she ‘wants a! AF. TUDIIIIIJ.

PlPES.—Our stock of pipes ill complete. We have thnm at price-s lo suit all. (live him_ ii 111m for 2, Xmas gft. lllllltlrlllli Drug Store.

RADIO-Villint gift would be more 511111111119 thnn r. radio receiving, set for Xmas? \Ve have them illi

____________ _ ____ __ various prices. ROSQTH Hfllllware

NUFOINT PENCIL—Thc gift m1 C“ 3011001 0i‘ College girl or boy. $1.00 up at A.E. Toombs.

l RiNGS L: Diamond 111.1 gem ring! at lowest prices :11 C. W. Patter» son's at 130 Great George 51-

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NIPPON .CHINA.—-A Xmas gift that will be highly apprecated. by lie-r. Sec our

splendid assortment. Biack &

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WATCHE$~l"'ii 1nd fine line of watches. VTT)‘ Ill“ cuptablo Xmas gifts; 10 and 15 pni- r-enl tbs-mint ilurlug Xmas

BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPIN and Records — nothing nicer for Christmas. The W. '1‘. Wellner 09,, Ltd, Queen Street.

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CHRITMAS music by radio. lo ceived on ions I'll-lid? Malcmll sets; nil up to date “mes gill- Rogers Hardware Co.

COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA from $37.60 up, the ideal Christmas gilt at Ab‘. Toombs.

gHgt§lTMA$,—Mlns Ida Wauslwll hag i; very fine collection m passe-partout pictures. which would make ideal Christmas gifts. Gall 198 Cumberland Street.

EMPEROR GRAFilSl-Fillfl. large (‘IUSIGTS Coffin & Co.

EVERSHARP PENCILS- A com- pleil! assortment for Xmas. Prices from 75c upwards. —— W. W. Weliner, (lyalon St.

EVERYTHING you want in the oatnble line is here for Xmas; candies. fruits, vegetables. bcei. pork and sausages (fresh dailY-l n, 1,. Day. Spring Park Road.

GlFTS—The best Xmas display of gifts and presents at. Mahoifs Drug Store, MOIIMEIIB» 11°41

HOME MADE TOFFIES and sand)‘ for sale every tiny nt the "Little Dutch" Tea Room, Kent. ‘Street. [mo-it for the sign.

LlST OF THE SEA$ON.—Nilvill oranges. wiiiesap apprs. PXiTl I(‘lli (iiiai-ity and flavor. Coffin ‘- (I0.

"VIUSIC satchel and ‘bafl- W0, hi"? ll 599C131 1111.. [or Xmas at special prices.

Thursday. _

The occasion is n Fourth of July ‘ruasque-rzido bell all-larva: guggLg appeal‘ wearing COJLIIiIIeS-ffllltlill-MGIIC 0T‘ avilli-Yk ‘élwmml Period! of American history. No two costumes uroogi t-Elvflil- w“ grand dailies. maids of the first revolutionary llllfl 11th the" ma‘? bcnutics and dozens of other tYDBB 8P6 DWBi-"llleil l” ‘ cuiino counterparts.

WALLAC D and BEBE DANlELS intbt PwummuttQMm ‘NICE PEOPLE‘ e WILLIAM doMlLLE production

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Julia Faye, in the mic of the hostess, is gowned as" Columbia. Brim iiairelsr, charm-lug iii the huge ntlelirted gown of 1340, 11111-1 Conrad Nagei as an early Colonial cavalier, arc the othe-r principals of this episode.

What-c Reid. who is the other member of the quartet of prin. uipnis in the all-sitar cast of "Nice lPeopie," docs not appear in this 114111011091 of scenes.

Tim introductkin of this masons ‘ball is an original idca for which Will-lam de Mlle and Clara Beranger, who adapted the St-lry ‘rom ltachvl Crothers’ play. arc the sponsors. in most other im- wortiint respects. thci Paramount screen adaption. follows the 01-1. ‘ginai 1i‘:ay closely.

a m ‘Most Useful oi iii Presents

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Women's Warm Felt Juliet Clippers, Lqum. soles end heels, with plueh'trlmmlnge,‘ln colors red, brown and black. per pell- . . . . . . . . $2.15 Packerde’ Slippers for Ladies. all shades, luv; ' rubber heels and Pontoon, per pslr .....$1,9s Ladies’ Rlbbonttrlmmsgd,‘ Elk Cotes, p.413“ Slippers in rod, rho-own, hnvy and meroon, qnly per pair ' ...........,...il.4o

HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Fancy Xmas Hosiery for Ladies, In Silk, the new»! styles, just roodtved, per pair “$2.25 .

GAAITERS

We have n splendid "1111. of Qlltere In differ- ent colors and lengths at $1.90 up to Q3,” "m

"Got flu H itch " HOCKEY BOOTS

Vouthe’, per pair .

Boys’. per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$3.00 Women's, iper pair , . . . . . . . . . . . “$3.50 to $5.75 Men's, per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.25 up to 59-00

SKATES Bo) Stanton, per pair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..60c Bella Skates. per pair . Imperial Skates. per pair Champion Skates, per pair .. Dominion Skates. per pair .. Varsity Skates. per pair .. Hockey King Tube Skates. per pair . . Professional Tube Skates, per pair .....$7.00

We have adopted the

CASH SYSTEM 1

When goods an allowed on ..,.,.. ‘ tlon 111. htphest priced pali- must be paid for w." leaving the store.

week. Chester Campbell. n -----— ------— ~— —~~~———- R|35_T1. 1ft f cnt ess GIFTS FOR THE HOME D Rigloigiit. NlWVeXiias i-liirrirds it!!! ~ i -t A. E. T ha. UMBRELLAS AND CANES mrl___'{ff_',_"_‘l_“_ "w" Xmas gifts —W. W. \ll/Miner Lid‘ ..___ __._. . w.-- »~~»---- ~—- i var. 0c e o -. ms POST cARC-S. booklets al| 1...-n1i111. r111» w. r. weuuei- c1... Mabmfs, ‘Nlifilllflgl-l-P- cxlsd- litd., Queen Street.

QLIPPEIki-‘We have a beautiful (Fsiyil-ay of dippers to suit any and every riielnliler of the fniui- iy. A nice Xmas gift. Alley 8c Co.

liirogramms, each member making

|somc contribution. A pleasant - - - soc-la] evcnlf-n - l . t. T ' Big Election Fight .1... .......1...f $23, $2.1 ... _ - 1rlub. Thle meeting adliourncti with

TORONTO, Dec. 1s.- Cooserva- rinsing oi’ the Notional Ant i ‘ ttl ~ rgyealmfllgnlhels tKTHYOIKEgeCIIRIJId bee- cmflral. Bedeqlm-‘Blevell "mm tween two Liberals. the present be“ "ml W" Vllllllirfl "lei B1 the Mayor‘ Alfred Maguhe, and no; ome of Mrs. Melville Johnsor He" John Flemming. ‘manager of on December 5th. After the sing the Toronto same‘ milwuy Tm, ing of the Ode and the usual bus!

v 1 v1 1 1893, ls9nincss it was decided to hold 1' gzulyelasgillam ’ “or n Community Christmas Tree. Com

Th u k i i. p“ h He“ mittens wore appoin-tci to nttcnd fmlujzipzll‘ gzht i“ or malgy sears‘ 0 the pfflgfflllldlllli and the decor turning u-pon whether the city is to allow o free six track right of

We have the finest line of Lumbormon’: Robbers In CIIIIQI,—AMEO<HOLDEN RUBBERSP-every pair guaranteed, prices lowest. Aloe‘: complete line of Felt look for Men and Women. Vnu are as welcome to look no you ere to buy.

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---~~--——i-—<————»——- Wlshlngyou all a Merry Chrlstmgg and g Progpgfqu‘ NQW yum WATCHER — Wrist and llocke watches at special prices nt C X W. Patterson's, 130 Gres ' George St. - ‘M.A.A.*. -' bio i O i’ 0'70

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Keel Laid 0f l 1A jHunt StopsiMcGrath

ORDER BY MAIL — POSTAGE PREPAID

Purdie-Fergusoii Shoe Company l.td

I Charlottetown, P.'E. I.

LABOR M P '5 CAN'T LIVE ON SALARY

Sumiyside,

LONDON, Dec. 13.——-The Labor difsciissml and carried over til‘

mom-hers who have given up their other work to enter Parliament are now ftniriig that thcy lift‘ Lill- nble to live iii Loiiion on their £400 sia-lnry.

They have been forced to ai- tempt the formation of a club for cheaper living.

AGENTS will/‘ANTED

the fifihing schooner Columbia i0 be operated by Captain Ben Pine of Gloucester, owner of the

‘iii fated Puritan, which was lost

on Sable island this year, and as- sociates. is ibeing lirid at the ship- yards oi‘ A. D. Story, ‘Tile Coiuim biit was designed by Burgess and PlllllL of Boston as a possible con-

tender fnr the international tro- nlitv. 1 ‘ The owners have the vessel's lines, dilsigned before ‘the unnounctliuiliil "by the Canad- ‘lau trustees of the trophy of the (‘iiirplzicemcmt rule giving vessels more freedom than is customary in the New England fishing indus- ltry would not be nltpred, race or

AGENTS MAiZETiii DAILY taking orders for new book, "Story of Canada," ctmtuininir over 700 haircut 150 illustrations history of Canada from cnrlicst suttlr-lncnt tr- present. Other Popular Books and Bibles. 'El'IOl‘fIIfl\‘~l Quill-Andi bll; Prllllll; credit given: freight paid: exclusive territory: Outfit (roe; M‘! ill hill?“- Winston Co., Dept. (3.. Toronto-

no race. Tile (Zoluiiiliia is to bc 105 feet

stated that

Schr. Columbiai In First Round

. _ . .. i 1 E-SSEX, Dill‘, 15, —' The keel ill HALIFAX. .N S. Dec H——l)it‘.l|

H-uiit put Johnny -McGruih down o". the resin folr the full count in tli First round oi‘ the main bout iii St

wily for llydro rudials along the water front to the provincial lly- 11m commission. (M14. IEieinminguI who is a ulemlber of hte Toronto llmriiior lConuuiseion. has stoutly

Mary's amateur show at the Mains pp-pnsnd gwing nny 11,0111, 11111 Con.

tic theatre inst night. The Mill ing was not up to the standard n local il-aihcr pushing tviirucys am’ Linc-re was little action in tiic eiglir bouts.

Previous t.o the feature bout, ii was announced thalt the wliinei \'.1llI(I hi- presented with tho silver ‘rophy hold by Jack MOKOIHHI. emblematic uf tho Nova Scuti" “miter-u: ‘gilt championship. Hun who h -. tieen in tho boxing gami for Uillli‘ tcii years. Love into M. Grttlh at the bell and SIIOWCiFCI him with wicked rights and sihor lofts withut a let up, Mt-Grath try n1; fuiicusly ‘.0 ward oil‘ his -rusl

trolled ihy tho city a franchise on roronto streets. Mayor Mnguire and a majority of the city coon- til recently put through a resolir:

ti"... next. moi-ting. ‘Tho nieetinr dosed with the siniZInf-r of the Na tionai Aflllltlllll. One now ineuib?! was added. to the institute. Lower Montague.-—'l‘lle regulal mcetriig of this club was held at the homo of ‘Mrs. Cornelius Ta) lor on Novelmlber 23rd. There wen srvr-in members present. After the singing of the Ode and the read» in»: ‘and ailoption of the minute-s

ntions. Tho (‘llltlri-Ililll oi’ lunch was-i

Try’ Grandmother's

‘beltl, 40 ibush. turnips.

‘I A, D. 19H.

NOTICE

iAny one buying the property as much advertised in the papers by Neil nose. wnnmn“ n1 Emerald, H. R.. do s0 trau-sfcrring m, their own risk. as l still hold let-k while trawling.

my equity there.

at the waterline and will have a lower side than the Blue- Tiiis is t0 provide ease lit fish from dory to

Eng opponent. iAfter one minutt of battling. wfter several har- swliigs to the ‘face, Ilunt (Zillllltlth ed with a right cross to tho chii and ttlcGrath was counted out. l.

The schooner. which is to be was n cloiiu knockout and McGrai.

(Signed) MR8. NEIL WADMAN built along the general lines of had to be assisted to his comer.

125 Whiting Avenue, lE. DQdIIB-bll, M885» 10852 16 3i

I AUGTITON SALE

The Presbyterian Church n! Lower Montague, will he sold. by Public Auction on Wednesday newt. Dec 20th at 2 p. m. Also the pews and lamps. i i

Administrator s tale

The Administrntrlx oi‘ the Es- tate of the late lChsrlos R Keiiow, deceased, will sell lby Public Aur- tlon on the premises of the said deceased on Thursday the 21st day oi‘ December instant the fol- lowing effects:

1 stack oats, 2 tons bay- 30 etoolus wheat, 1 lbox tools. bllrllls‘ machine, 1 empress WKBOII. a num- lber of wheels, 3 mils roofing. iboards, shovels and forks. 2 nets hnrnef, pung sleigh, wood sleigh ripping saws. anvil. vice, planes, hand sevvii, rake, plough. spring barrows, 6 lbs. nails. 2 desks. mattress and springs. 3 tables, 8 stoves, 1 horse. 2 dozen hens, 26 bush

spindle and pulley.

BENJAMIN GARTER Auctioneer.

FARM FOR ISALE

l8 1-2 acres situated at John- Itmfl River, ‘Lot 36. Queen‘! Oonntly, 7 miles ‘from Charlotte

‘l , town. The farm is In n thigh slate

Of OIIIIIYIQIOII. Iii-h bulld- ' ‘use; l wells of water. filllllillw!

' marsh and elder mud; 1-2 mile \

‘unset mud end near to it. churches and shipping. ‘Itoneofttio belt airy! ' the prtfiiuce If sold sets, will be d b!

‘on on e Inter dete- Ar

the Puritan, inst on Salble Island --j<-o§.._i. is expected to he commissioned MUST DEFEND WIFE > curly noxt spring. FiROM OWN CHARGl

DETRJOIT. Dec 16-—Ney J. For:

lwirllse wife May Blenn Ford, i: being hciil iii- the county jail Oi In 1 charge of plotting to kiil he: ~htr husband. is to be asked t.) iiii OTTAWA‘ n,“ 15___ A remark vance money for the woman’: able story of the manner in which ‘rm’ her atmmey “lmolfnwd l‘ ‘lwhllc _n'mn.q jusflcfly, h‘ hmught night. It is a husband's leg-ll obi 1° the Par North 1R unfolded in a gatlon to protect. his wile. cvei recent report t0 headquarters by Umugh “he is °'"."“°‘l N!" an “l ma” Sergpnnt J0» of mp Royal tempt upon his life, tho nttoriit-yi Ciinivlilin Mounted Police, affistenlllpbrglheitczvngglugltrtiliflmn“ The murdbr investigirtech lby ' f ’ _“' ' ° l firm‘ Joy was mm ntlRobcrt yeatgeczlltzggflllflll8d by Fold. biit b, Jane. In wlhlite tiradcr and ithe .. ' place was (‘.0118 Crawford, at the lmhlyay was Opened. mm mm“ hxtrpme northwestern comer m, lor rocai-ic of Mrs. Fold on bond Bil/flin Land. During his investiga but B.“ indicated m“ aha Hugh‘ lions, Sergeant Joy noted in turn m“,y'fkf‘_ll_el;hrreg_qoml'liI ( h‘ in ME capacity of Cnnllmblel “m” l'lll £11111 kiiiitetulfgtiisiiisgsze 23°11, ygugljgéiimgéfa til it is iii-i over," 1.11111 MrsAFord. issued warrants lor the arrest of nlgfrinlnzm“izfte'lxyélguamskgltli: three natives. brought them in. agamm me .. ' ' presided over the preliminary’ p01 '_-_¢.>______ iicc court enquiry and rmiimitlctl AN AEAB WOULD UKE ryllisrdtlgilree to stand their trial for] To 5g Kmq 0F JEwg The inst chapter of this strong‘ 301,111,011 11m 14__-1-he ama- “ my l“ “m l“ ‘lrlu-"n- Nllxlgamntinn tranoJolrdnini-a ant dimmer n Judge of tho Slllllfllll“ Palestine into one state wth com Court will travel north and pre- p111", 1mm-m11 811mm,"). m, “c1 “d” 0"" "l" ‘Mlioll-Yli will llljislfsvored by n11.11- Abdulfnh, in. some unheard of trading post. pNMJOI-danmn 1.11191; “mm 111, Idrlwwish Teielmlvhic Agency learn.- ‘broached tifs scheme during his recent visit to London.

He proposed that he be king o‘ this new state. with full assurnn ce 00 the Zionists chat. ttin/eroc tiion or! the Jewish national home and» the Balfour deduirittdon. ai- wcii as the Zionist policy of the Brltidh government“ would be ‘safeguarded. The Arabs in Poles ifne, however. favor of the unuifi cntlibnt of Syria and Palestine un- dar the leadership of the oxidise Ive Abbas Hlfmi. 1

-—--<-o>i-— HER BRIGHT IDEA.

Hub-What are you doing with your check blookt

Wife-I‘~m signing all the blunt 1ohequee so that. iif anyone steels one he won't be able to forge my mine 00 it. .

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tion favoring a irrant of the right 1i’ way but later, on pressure. con- ‘cntetl to let the people v-ote on the question again, The campaign

ro"l_-cii'l was responded to by the giving of Economy llints . it wa- docidc-d that the institute buy a v _ now blackboard lfor the school. A is already untier way with speak-lpupor (m. "Apmesn w“ reafl b, =rs ziddrcssing big audiences 11.1....’ '11~111-mn_ nightly and the fight. will be 11.11.1119 a111,‘, “lirclv for and against the “fighticowan. of way grant" as the antis have‘ Red PQ|mt__The regular meet llllllllill "l6 lllslle- Illg of this Institute was held at the ‘home of Mrs. J. C. Camphel‘ on December 4th. There Wcaft) _ cicvcn members and eight visitors some voice. an oritcic l could not pfpsgnffl 111m meetmg opmmd W111 llliliW. ‘ ‘the singing of the Spoke -.hro the sound; or was 1111111111 11w 1,14,11,10,, of me prevhmr. the thing cxpioiiiiivtl 111101.111“, were mad and adopted \ll men's ll9llllllY.—l‘l$9ll out of A glohi- and illsnlowels are to bt W011." ‘ibought for the school. The black

The next meeting home of Mrs. Lclitl

-i--<o>-——i PADEREWSKI — 1922

guessed Jy moody youth. know or see Tile grout "Wllvllls good. the se~ given authority to call for tender: , rcuo lend for a supply of 850 it. of hard Of seomiiiig shiftimg rpurpose {ISIWOOII for flooring for the school ' ho-— -A letter of sympathy is to-lbe sent 11o could a world delight, n to Mr.»- J. A. Ching who ls ill in race ‘defend the P. E. Island Hospital. express Mlil Scellliill; nations; turn him-ing the sympathy of the Institute soil‘ again nnd lhlfir hope for her Speedy 1-1»; music. and with more re-povvy- A paper "The Power oi venting sight, 1W0rds" was read by the Secre sulliimor thro’ his leadership Qftary. The next meeting will-l b1 int-n. licld nt the home of Mrs. John Compei all souls to ifollow 111s J. Campbell. This Institute has. in flight, lbcen doing excellent work for the .\ll the vast, 11151011 which 111s 11111 school and a programme of school years bring, improvements has been mapped Being yet young M111 out fur the near future. 111111 intense, Elmlira-Jfhe regular meeting oi The transcendental glory of 11m ‘this institute was hcld at the thing, home of Miles M. A. MoPhee on I cannot 1111Ow,__1,u1 he] and Doc. 5th. There were flvc mcm i-evergnng hers iiml -four visitors present. Af —-———<o.~_.__ ter tho reading and adoption oi zEPQm-g QF WOMEN»; INST-Little minutes. s. paper "Breakfast 1111-53 Foods" was read. Work on the ' quilt was continued. No other P111111, Edward 1.1a“ business was taken up. cent.“ g°y;,11y__-1-1,,, regumr Milddleton..— Eleven members nnenn; n1 1.1113 11181111,“, w.“ m,“ and fourteen visitors stton-doil the .1 111,, Mn“, 01 Mrl (L 1.1_ ‘vomfroguiar meeting of this Institute. .11 pennnlnnr 7111_ 711e,, 11.1.“, 1'i‘he meeting opened with the sing twelve menilbers and three visi-llng "7 1'19 ode "l!" Wlllcll ‘lllll crs present. The Odc was sunglmllllllell We" 799d and lllmilled- A nd the Minutes of thcv ins; nieet-fllllml lllscllwlllll w" held lelilld-

lbe ropal-redl and members voiur. Whlflh ofllillohtrrcri-d tn vnrnfsh the desks durinr

To

quiseionsl

.S‘¢-'nd n DOM NION EXPRESS p‘ MONEY ORDLRM

iN (‘A-Niki 1-11 tun»:-

11111 1.1111 11011111111199 1,1 1,1,1; 111e|hoid at the home of Mrs. John ~.,,111,,1-1111,,1 10 by 1,011" 111111. read. meeting of this institute Wns Iieid and one visitor present. The Ode P I in" formation of e Whlst Club was dis mine, inflamed joints nnd still . nllonn. t. must, hnvo constltut onnl onlo medic no. Hood's Sens nrilll. ends, nnd vol permanent relief. llllttl,

11g ‘were read and stiovr-i. Thofl-lilt was: and means of raising 11111111111 .11 1118 11¢11o01 connntttggflflflnfiy. The next meeting will be sick were given. and new com- Mcnafllllll- lrittces appointed. lRoll cnii was nge which made up an enjoyable at. the school-house on December - ‘ 5th. There were. nine members l! ii f f t O Q POIII was sung. after which the minu- tes were read end adopted. The RIIOIIIIIIII-Ilm II I Ofmllllllfvlqlllli 91159431 gnfl mg gfflcg" 1mg ‘p. license. It censes local schee and ntbhfillapji-ql, 14 unlocks; but cannot be permnlieni-i; clieved b Ionol or external u pii rcntmont. Trike the Front. blood-purifying nnd ditch corrects the sold oond tion ‘o! 1n hinod on which rheumatism de toombinnst moss elf m the treatment of file

Tea and Sulphur, properly com- Dounded. brings back Llio naturaPae sundry foxes.

Ode, after

Alli! ill" "illlllliililly (if ill-lo. lllll boiird and- tieachcfs desk are tt-