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- __ _ _ - NEW YEAR's DANCE' tonight- AT HOME-Mrs. Edison wright '~ _ ' well rendered in ' - _ _ _ _»_ _ ll _ e Christmas solo Bee. 4 Cookies-1 Bessie Halii- . - ~ .- -Pi-in _r w1_ c 11 ii 11. nib th w d ,.1 .4. ‘C°“"”“°"“°’“ "“g° 1’ " " ' < 3 _ - f _ CANADI B. E. S. L_ _ _ _fi 0 11 GS 0 exe a 1643 xfmmgorh agmivenignss ay al;M0|_ _ nI;iliegi;;yi|>;_ Nishts by Van water in wgniz Annie Halliwell 3 Addie _ _.
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‘ `” _°" 'e innrnzrivé vegtrivinir hifi:/irrfil ___ sec.-6 Apple Pie-1 Margaret* Un.l“J-iniuilumlim---‘
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_ lastln the'§£.Court, three pro- -one _or tho e associated with _ward better things Au the mgh_ sT_ PAUUS CHURCH sem 7 Candy__1 Georgnm Clow Mrhdraiiiiiia _
Prlhce Of `WaleS ' C0lleg'e ' ` °|%Ym°qwtwmB':wad£:u;?€;iésq§‘; `_1§s_f?;vgrdKi':¥:“éi']‘ler;g txtolggllf GGL and holiest aspirations of _the _
' i ' ' ‘ liumaii soul are contradicted by tho New Year's services at St Paul's 95°" 4 Fi°"°“C€ M°N9ViIl
2 Florence Mayne 3 Margaret Math~
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' -f ' nrstr: if _ i th li lif 11 in i , - ~ _ _‘._,Umle|-_ the Distinguished patronage or mg Honour Llcng, . _ _ '.0 ell” _ffl 9 ”' “" '"8 ixslergfl skeptics belief. _ Church on Sunday brought helpful Semi; White Cake--1 Annie Hal-
-_ 4 Governor Heart: a '-5 CIIAPI-JR .\' Mrs. W. S._ Stewart, Mrs. I. E.
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PRESBYTERIAN
CONCERT
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On the evening of
19th the annual
day School conceit tree was held in the River
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Bells-
by chairman, Rev. R.
Gamester (eri-
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Cumming ___,. _
Armstrong
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Bernard.
Wood, John
Gamcster `
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Elsie Wood' Wayc rind
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Ruth McCoubi'cy
Ductt-Ruth and
Solo'-Miss Olga Waye (encore) _li
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Ductt-Rox and Ruth McCoubrc_v S Dialogue “Prepziring for Sa11ta's M
Trip"-Mr. and Mrs. Robt Sliiitli,_M
Mr. Geo. Gixmester, Florence and Vernon Noy, Viola Gamestcr nndt
Guy H tori- ai
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McCoubrcy of giitl, pic-.clited to thi- iiiildicil
Recitation-Viola Gamestcr lb
ssl. and had left all iii ood cheer U18 fI`0ll1 45 t0 43 r1€EY@€S the Wlwle
____ Thomas Beh_ Vice President rc Vincent was sung, Miss Christine Eliieioild School I<ai1 wus held Clarence Hiisiam 311-Iazel Somers
ut solncoé thc glolwii up lolk iioioi NEW YEARQ wEAT“ER_M ld elected Edward Nicholson SeCre_ Miller taking the soplano solo Miss di Eilwralli ‘SI‘i\00l. Dwi 19, and 4 D0i'0iiiy MHYUP emem elc as wc mio g ti ~ '» ‘ 1 ' C 1111 .lth l L t k i -1
Rec"/auon_RhOda Bagmm W i il lest tmy Treasure, le elccmd Guam' amn e rendered the song A 'l ciigi he weather was very un Sec 3 Ar Wor (Jun nr)
Solo-Rcv. R. Hensley Stiivert p Recitrition-R,cx McCoubrey len- p
rnonnla thc oicnhist _n ioiolc. eiicililficivni New Ye-11 <1. hut not in _nm of choice “gsm It was deem
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J _ ' _ _ ` . _i --<0-¢>-_Z- ean Cumming hc 5'Ci' Oni' “pon his hoinewnrd way' day I Green lawns and bale side ‘.\lll\1|rll'N llliiiiiirlit ri»lli\\'eii lililii.
Recithtion-Margaret Cumming.
Salei- f candy _ M Good' Night Drill-Florence Noy, ivl
Jean Isabelle, Georgia and Margaret Cumming and Viola Gamester '
Closing chorus “Ch1°lstn’i'as Day" ir
'riic oinnnisis of the cvening wcrc_WH1i<S_ Wlih en- Qdd .angle woriiii is George onmeesiir- Miss' Ellaiwiluiins his ivev-across: es if look-1 -’*"“*‘>l*
‘“”'ii“' M*-“S ’S“"""i“' 1"i“D°1“1id andj mg f°" Spiingi 1” “.‘"°iy 5 i°°“i ‘"°“'1 PERSONALS A >.sEitioUs CHARGE.-Abontlnooni soc. 1 oats-l"st prize spencer
nd MYS- HWTW- “ _'_ ianemoon that me cami’ gn "‘ _ Rev- Dr- Ramsay introduced Mr. messages for the passi ‘iiW9il B6BBle Halli li ONES CANDIDATE IN WARD 03;- g°“° mer me wp] The °'bje°uv° ‘Donnell We all know him and are year. The hymns were cliltgserytfrtahned we '
W. G. Bruce, Harland Apts. ater had -been fully subscribed. The -
Cl’°il¢“» MIS- A- G- Peake- Street, will be a candidate for Coun-iHerald understands that plans for §;‘;l"?ve‘;£0l::_’;1hf¥::1n]::;n“"L‘:;i‘me"'“' :;}:__?1~€f_l';"°ct:1';'i‘!_ i'°" N5; t§¢8f'S DBY. CLASS Ksbzgimiéila-CHOGH ETING
ities-Refreshments. ~ Ciiior in Ward 09.2. at the coming iihe new university buildings are .Mlm M __ L ste 5 ' _ th “PCB ebeauttful
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9 0’¢i0i=k civic election. His card will appeal' :now under consideration, and it is “ “"6 ms “"5 an em* “UUE Q” Ciifi-Siiillil-‘K Day-
lawn - 1641! X acted that- re Humans. for ilhhth services; in the inoriiiiig. In the morning the Rector preach- Sec. 1 Apron-1 Maude Maths.
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-f' Liid|¢s 750. _ __ _ _,_ _ __ _ when-ucllml '01 the new l,ulldlng.i_ _geifeths -1 greien hill (Gnunod). ed from the text Job 8:9 "Our days B0n 2 Bea-sie and Annie Halliwell,
,,,,,.¢¢oo+o++¢¢+, 5TART5 NEW WAR' WRONG.-'will be considered early iii the new 8. £0 “Hi e.?y§.'|‘ “K” Hamel” C°m° “P011 earth are a shadow." He `re- (equal): 3 Winniired Hiislani.
__ * A msn was tniien in charge on.yeor__ --nrlliox Heroic. vm ,.0 ’§‘_'_v_0u;°0f'“f’_f;"%o_f;g},i“~;_"; §‘;‘:r°d1§;§liMii;it° the 'Ellis of the 3153;- 22KPl§hiSiiiil1i;i_s-1 Helen
_ Sunday for heing drunk( -1- _ ». » . 08-S ns up last will' m _ a ieen e y.
and mmm in mdisordeny mmnen, TAKEN SUDDENLY [LL ___ Mn g}1;itiic.h(lili1;1 i_nW§h)c rsh/eniiig I Proi- and testament as the heritage for Sec. 3 Crocheting-1 ‘Mary Gunn. He will appear in conrt in dnc Gordon ciininlior or iliosthri /oi' '- ' ,,, _ “ ‘°"“‘ *ie Qi' me new year- Its only sift to us is Sec- 4 Mended Sock-1 Edison
e nal thou lit i course. "_ ine Canadian Bank ol Commerce ai tk# choir 5 - “HS relilered by hs. meimories-memories alike of CIOW 2 Priscilla Frizzle.
_ - Morell, was stricken with tippenili- ' f _ Oy an sorrow. He drew attention .
WEDDING BELLS-Mr. and Mrs. ciiir while sponding thc wccir end L--_.__ _to the flwii thiitfeiwh year brains in Ci-NSS 9--MANUAL TRAINING 1-iowc stcrncs of Hillsboro, Albert with ii-lends in the city, and yea- ‘zioN rnr:sBy-'rEaiAN ‘he “ke °f me Chfisimas Spirit 01' Go., N. B., announce the marriage oi"te1‘iliiy was taken to the Priiice CHURCH SERVICES. ha‘rm°ny and 3°°d Will, and said it Sec. 1 Hammer Handle-1 Doug' r' their daughter Muriel Dott, to Mr.;Eilwiii~d Island Hospital, where all ii '_ is agood thing the year begins whenilas Murphy.
Gordon Livingston. of Mcdfordnoperlttioii was performed. Taking Dean Farrar's' i.l'ans1atl0n1ii‘ d°e5- 599919-1 meUii°i1 WB-S m0»d€iMCMBii0H 2 D0l\8iilB Mllfhhy- Mass" whlch happy seveilg wok _____ ox Jer XXIXAL “A Future and alot' the consecration of the Christ-| Sec. S Miscellaneous-1 George place on pec.24ih. bien iN cAi._i-FoaN_iA -_ Pro- Hope", Rev. M. scott Fulton preach- ms °°”-‘"‘““i°“-"The C°mml\ni°11‘M¢Mi1l1°“-
--_ ‘ found s=p1~row was cast over Ilracir- ed li most appropri te N Y “'95 in use at SL Paurs beiil' OH iihili Po'rATo STEAMER sA1i.s - ley, when the nawn was learned of serino'n:"j'-'i‘Jnririg :ic resxrks eff; iwiivm the ifisvrilitivn “17'1'1" eiidi0LASS 12--
Tlic S. s_ iictty which has boon. the deniliol'.Mr_Nei1 c.1vicc-.illnin quoted Dr. Rabbi' Duncan, one of have ih@i°¢f°i'e Just completed one( LIVE sTocK AND Poui_1'l=iv loading potatoes lit the' port of at hils homo in Harbor City, Calif- B_cot1anii's most noted Hebrew hundred and MW yea-!`§ Uf 59l'Vi-09‘ 4 Georgetown for the last few diiys Tlic deceased visitodhis old hunie scholars. To the students who had t° the °°n3fe€5i5i0“- 1927- he Said. Sec. 2 Call-I Margaret Cairns 2
eaiileyil Sahliinily ruorlnliitg for t_\i1]otyears_ago, where lie has many rselribled afoen the Chl-lslmlls vaca_|\;'as the jubilee year of our nation- Spencer Hughes 3 Annie Smith.
gellnhrriiilié Cnr Hhnvn;lai,h(,-oti;:e- lit; ggilmniiiii iiV;eni3i_uAmriii;; -his 051 ktheirisl=1’i;Xniess_or said: “Many t1;>;1d.di;n;il expresgedfthankfulness ati Sec. 3 Pnllet and_Coc$kerel-l El- P_._E_ L mmllzm Gl_owml;l> andy the Bmckleyy swlsh ‘hi-hole; lihehicilnhilnt, grimr Stvims nygu aGl;lnagK1eIl~;eu; spirit v opmen o our nationalilzaheth Cairns. _ _
SALVATION ARMY NEW YEAR DIED IN U. S. -A telegram was Zeflh IX112. "Turn ye to the strong- Church at 3.00 o'cl0ck. Two 0? th; gcc 1 weeds 1 D0 th
SERENADE.-The Salvation Army received yesterday announcing the hold. ye prisoners of hope.” ichoir boys Emest Lord and George,2 Tl-laien Some; anflo lfdalrliayrlzi held 2. Watch night service on Sat- death of Mr. James H. Pray at j`<'I`his address was liste ed to by a Hart took art i th i th ‘ '
`urday night; which was largely al_|Penacook. N. H. He leaves to splendid audience and Igiieathed 'the one readingp thenScrip€§1;;c;ssone|LaSn;be'2 tended- Today the Am1y'S bfi“°i|‘“°“‘" his We f°fmer1y, Miss spirit of New Years dey. -<-At the and the other conducting the Psalin'z wfnniixiilivseihhhighmiflggciw which is becoming a splendid organ- Adelaide Poole of Montague, one 30;; close the- minister quoted these ad- readin _ . ` ization will serenade in honor of Henry P0016 Pray. and tW0 Brand- !'nfii‘lib1e lines: -__ __ The gevening service was St Paul's er;e£;»nd3 Io8im\\£f%od 1 Ei the New Year, and a collection will Chiidl‘0I1» PBI'i€l0P€ and Lilian. re- _‘.7 _ _ ' monthly broad t, d th t ’ . U _ _ `
he taken on behalf of the good wiilg; wth ttheir1%randmother, Mrs With the wild. wan grasses on myfsermon was a.c1rl;ss;g1e fore th§cI~?l§:r ton Someni
Lyon Trotsky_ as he is to-dayf|X;);( aglagléligasgn by me army both The Ufunirglyrsiiill 7t:¥€yr;i):<:td1 L,i'i;dni;;'ever. seeking .after God: '¥;l?d'liIi:ii‘?owti'ie;,t tiles el;sa}ri1th 63581 CLASS 12-$s°H°p'L WORK
c har recenii-y been onsien from 1 'ihiesday and interment will bc Myheiir crews whiter tliim the- ood Th t t y “in ' y I positions connected with fthe FUNERAL SATURDAY _ The made at Medford. Mass. ' thistle' plumes he sldfds' el Urtuine%lofl‘ e yean! Sec' I wnrk B°°k`°1 Pete" Sin'
°fii°_i°i 5°Vi°i Oi 9H"i2aii°"S 38 fh°il`u1ie1'al of-the late Mrs. 'Bi°idr'ct -_ Arid all my limbs are loose. ' with GddarEI§oIde);i?ili:s&ts §i.hdml{1ii(hi:g{clair 2 Pope McMahon 3 Thelma
Bagnall =resu.t of his antagonism to the Gallant WAS held Saturday nwl.n__ I.. P. U. MEETING.-The annual But in my eye is the star of ali un- mlnd and the human hand in the Jogsi 1 (M _Rum Lambe 2 Am
faii" "Dime at Moscow. ing from the rm,-idcnce of hm- _qonmeeting of the Labourer's Protective C0l1¢lU€l'0fl h0lJ€.
.mines Gallant to st. Dnnstan's;U11l°i1 WHS held in their Hell. water Airid in my heart 0110 hope fOr 01/erifrgllige withtldsogeearwhfoaofllgnhsfth '"1 Smith 3 An" M°M“h°" 4 spew
’°;`i""""' Cathedral- Where ii Requicm High St" yeswrday and'wa5 largely at' ~ singsi _ il-lim, The crowning sllcggsg fm- eagh er Hughes' .
_ _ r llvinsn was cclehrnteri ioy Rev. P. Mc-iichded. in 'fact one of thc largest That at the next white turning vfionc in the comming y r in thci 'sec' 1' (°)_1 Wi“'“"°d S"‘°l”" lV0d~ All-1”-1' iiilv-illii' wifi ‘if S011l0\Maiioi1. D.D. The- pall bearers attendances in a good many years. thc Wild- hl i f G d hk ee 2 D°"°`ihy ~M“y"° 3 Margaret f U10 -<1-ii'1'l1ii: iiicideiiis ivhivli hariwerc: Messrs. John Mcxcnnn, win.»Aftei~ the rcadihg and adoption of My eyes may rest on Him." ac ev ng ° ° ` ene” iukeii piece on thc 1'-'ily i'\'<1n1 th<i11=‘1ynii_ Patrick luclvlahon, wnifthc minutes or thc lest eiii1uai| ` .` Sw 2 ia) M“i’““1 D°“‘1id Sill' Wm "Qrih iii’ "“$“`ii~"ii‘"'d U10 infill?/iMoran. Patrick Dennis and Liikemeeting. the following oiliccrs were ‘~Chi`ii‘imaS "N516 was icpifilied in cm" 2 Anna Smith 3 An" McMa` ilifis iiliiiifi Ui’°“ iii" Ci‘i`i$ii“HS;Hiilgii1s. St»_1~vicc lii.il1c grave waselccted forthe ensuinl; year: Arthur Zifm Chlimil- ill U10 m0l`lllH§ i-l\C _ h°"~ 'I
I 3 Ediso Clow 4
cre Rev II Hensley Stzitcit the “ED-iilel and all 111i-efmiiiellt blight ayci Perfect", with much feelli favourable, uite a lar e iiumbe Madeline White 2 Anna Smith 3 asm. who received bc-_qulllul sunshine which gave one the feellnglggggneigeph-;§gSteiumgB¥;}.t_R0g;;E d devotion In thc evening thiliarsiiis antlqcliildren vgvero presenzl Ann McMahon 4 Peter Sinclair air of driving gauntlet-. .limes H iCf SDUD8 WHS 0li]0y0d by il11fidl£‘dS mnt J A Gonnlcyf Edwald Gal The exhibits showed the lively in \Sec 3 Senor-1 George Mclviah HCUCWS Ulf' SUliCI`illl¢‘l'id0ili of the Ui iJ0<i€'Si-rialis and :iutoists yestcr lam The members wlbh to thank _“_” iorests tiikeii iii School Fair uoik on 2 Maly Gunn n
lllifiay SCi100i 11 iJ00i< MISS IS€Ib0ll<‘ dw The hafbm has been ‘men im D1 Cha,-les Dougan for “_ splcmllcl CANDIDATE F03 MAYQRAL Ai'ii‘i tho ,ludgiiig was concluded Lionel Ford _ I En M E
Y- In liiss Grant, Ins ectoi Coiilt an Sec 4 Wrtng~1 een 0 n
rs' Duma” Ross a ‘mil ' r _ 15°U_dly`_nufnbex M wuz’ has Phe tem ed to hold the annual Union Ball on `_` I 1'equestse;?i?ln;e rtcoqdiiqséitlignpiziid- MF- Shaw. llal/Gp V611' iIIiel'BHllIlg lee 2 H€'i0l\ Smith 3 Wiimiffed Sm* After Santa had completed ills i»01<1tuic risen to such ii mark, vary- Wednesday' January 25l_h_ _ nting hundreds of citizens, Dig talks oil good qualities and defects claii- 4 Dorothy Mayne.
- eo has consented to become a`ot' the exhibits. Sec. 4 b-1 Elizabeth Cairns 2
ndidatc for the mayoralty at the _ - Matlelhic White 3 Anna Smith 4
rthcoming civic election. _Ci..Ai$S_ 1-G-RAINS. Margaret Matheson,
_tree.__A1id not only it large iiunibcr qcnfliicicrl by _Rei/_ 13_ Cr~0l;c"_ ggm-n1le_.,_ president" re_e1ected; anthem “There wele Sheplields' by _ -1- iSec. 2 (h)-I Margaret Lam ie
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gs' Vivian Ai-mgll~0hg_ _ther record that will hold for ri long,1 ___ 1 _ _ _ Quite e 'mils win of money was 10112 “nl” Tim iniixinlum ami min* um 'icncitn Noonan oi: Alinniv fgiiirzdqglit glance retlihigd “Sigel-'Hughes 21"! piiizecliigiigg lddififillnaihi
` ,` - _ _ `~ .W , . _ - ' - ' Ii C q sting as -'oii. Emerald " . ii, . .. ( -~ -
eanzed' The hnthcrmg “M closed mmm u`mDemtme5 for ‘Tammy 1st’=l<i She-iiiliug U10 \‘<'f‘€i< @1111 ill Mi'i' alice ata house on Chestnut Street isipringfield 4:11 Llo11elForil, Emer- dash-1 Geoigina Clow 2 Carolina
Almost immediately after thefwltli thc singing oi the Nationnl_1a“i<V_°‘“` ‘Vere 25 ‘md 13 degrees "°',illi-_liiii the guest or lioi- g1'ti11llniu~'When they nnlved they found n" ’ ~ _
chorushad closed ‘Santa Claus nr-*A
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' Agents Wanted "_
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n em ___ -_ . X iiiwl- -“ff” Fiiiiicis ifiifkeli- 'woman in bed, unconscious by reas-I Sen 2 whent_1 Florence Mc-
_ _ - i _ ‘ itev I Clarence Pitre Professor it is auegid' of a severe beating§Nevm`§Stanchel 2 Euzabeul calms' ~- - -_.James McD.m'nid_' Bosrm l-can c -_ ~ 'i . ' _=_1¢ had rece ved at the hands Oflsianch l 3 .Priscilla Friznle. .sich-
L be . ot h ( d thai ff' Bi’ _Dll"“°"_S i?“i"e\'5iiY» _'Fi her husband. He was removed tocllel .l Dnns prlzzlm slancllel 3
a lon r n , _ the Domgid ewmas bin ghgfgn ncxhslicndinl, thc Chiistnins holidays .it_ me pence statl0n_ and his Wife wan Sec 5 Cm_n_1 Margaret Ma[he_
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` Articles F01-\Sal9 ;s2i_ooo,ooo. He _says the hniidingf _.M._ J h MG H WE°D'N‘_= B i- -
M. A DAY PAID MEN OB WOMEN H
for distributing religious literature until Christmas, _spare or lull timer -'For particulars write Mr.
Conrad, Spadina Bldg., Toronto.
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‘ Miscellaneous
JNO. ALFRED MACDONALD '_ Land Survcyor, Ilormunviliof li. F
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provon breeders -P. Me_ rhtlh
Coveiiond Iiouil. - __ __ 1 -__' _--_
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ly su lion Guoidroir ii-rl:.p
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_would be 25 stories in height and ls, on c uigan one Rlt quiet but liietly iicildiiii-I \\-as sol] Sen 2 mah Cobblers_1 Emmer_ 12_1 Aubrey Eyfe 2 Spencer. Hugh.
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OMB COMFORT RANGE FOR would have more than 20,000 temlzalh t1:11313wasvnqeinpsgggigzlgh7;llE;:§|r<;in’niz|?._ tStziltu1|il;':?‘l] injcflihilnii iiiximaniisnii Matheson. Emerald 2 Flc}1;en;:1e es 3 Fenton Mayne 4 Donald Sin.
' ~ -' ~ " ` ` ' " C00 11 6 1 ff 1 '~ ciN vi » sicnchol .3 Mantle at
sale with tunic. 89 Rocliford St. ani-5 *md emP1°3ie5 when fully °~'.t=aste1'ii train Friday, to spe1idNo~.v nn Tqnel. 957 Queen qt when he,-.M e "1 4 M 1 I “ th '
‘ ` i ' ~ ~ - a cn 1 a esoii.
_...ion nor unc or is wordc monsi' for the largest 0,-me andlhis hom” iii R“S`“°°' ` I taken to the P.' E. Island Hospital.-s0n_ glanchel _2 Dorothy Mayne_ 1
per line or is words business building in the world to bei ' _ *"1 _ Up to four o'clock, it is stated, she`Snrlngflel(l_ V 3 "“" ""° "' 5 “""'“' erected witlilli a year in the Parkit MTS `Flmhccst§W1g] .iwirtll had “°t '9°°"e1`ed °°“5°1°“5“e55-i Sec. 6 Threslled Beans-1 Eliza-
_;. Square district. Boston. According]-ol", S spew ng le U H mas U.: The phone can i'° the police was beth Cairns, Stanchei. 1 _Ji _ lrlays \v1tli her aunt Mrs- John M' ,_ 1 h the child,-en i
_. _ ito a clipping he says the cost of thc[Lnn, North Rusnco Sen , n 5' ' '
' 'lproposed structure was estimated at ` 4 *E18 A wry
CLASS 2-ROOTS.
1613-12-31-2i °"Pied~ The new h“udml5~ Mi- MC']Yt‘ii1"s at the l"a1'0chlnl House, Tr-1- nl' la ‘lit Cl rloti E will-1 mon' Smnchel m
_ ' F S as large as the Woolworth Building
°r ale iin New York oithoi |
_ ~ , igh less than M-_ l) - _ _ _ _ _ ' .
_""`“ ”`_""""* __ h f h h Th My McDonald rc i ‘ Dumas mmrlmd M' mmny Ui Si ~]"iiii» I\ B* The ROV' H`*\m` nld 3 (\lmen(~e Haglam Springfield nnder 10_l penlml Mnyng 2 Piipc
-1-i_-_-___ ___Dona1d said. would be e1m0st_twice'cn}li,_._ ` ii’ ,Y ‘ “ii °”f__"“ E ' Siaiicliei. _ 1
united ill mailiage to Randolph Sen 5 TnmlnB__1 Ruth Laml,E_
Ha1°t~ii11rt_ Beiliioii ii- A-. Il- C. L-
Spliiiglield 2 Emmett Allen, Eme1~~
Fmqhencd Mm( Cows J W Ben' Qixrcnhtgewlgsbognrggtéwghnt£513; xllcic rho wa; nlhtending the iiitliicliiiiili oiilihiled Thi. liapny col Q; 7 Canntq I Domuw.Maym_
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Yoik Point 1620-12-31 3i He “Shed the pwvmcc mst Spring L hilsnlolt o1(1)t:alli`c;leal‘l(ym;:(;i\l1iDmm`i qprmgmnn a Enzahelh Calrmn (1)) hoys over 10”] George MCMn_
`_. _"“`“ '“~ “' alter an absence of ovci 35 years M Wm I _ "~°°i~ ‘ “ srnncln-1 i Annie Halliwell. Stall- non 2 Lionel Ford 3I1calaiid Moyne-
/TRIVA 110|: SALE. _ APPROX H0 has onine., on Mnk Snhnt Bonn” _:mu qnifilzvligltkgiif-hliihmlhlliiiilhx Ulioii leiiiiliiilg ’Vli ‘und Mis llnii _‘ml _ Rum Lamb? qpnngnenn
ina cy 90 mics F S Rccvcs, EI 1 doin, n0un,_h__ c hott will icsiilo ill Laliipiiellloii, l\ Sc( 8 namnn] __l Cmmnm “mn
ion where ic is l. a . .
ll _ lilililwlitid th. i iinti i` 1. _ , _0g__ _ _ __l_`)J6 12 ,651 mg réal “QM” busmpss ililid lxiiigs in iiii1Oli[ll\e\'l~f:x,n2l;;?\§;f ______ _lam 2 Everett Somers .l lvzilr .Som-
‘Maic Fox Pup Good tip C N
Rpgistratioli It Rliynes, French ___ -__ ------~ iw- -- _ 1512_12_31_3h DEA-|-HS lsicroi Aizriciili-ure‘ will represent cciul sermon from the text 'I`hv_ _ Tr H-'m(_H___‘ Elizallm-I.
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_` _...__ _..___._._____`_ _ _.._._.._._-~---~ --_ - --!~»~- -_ - PFiIif‘f‘. Edwiild Island on the Farm- iG0d‘s Mcrcicsi new cvcry morning.. ';““~ 2 _ im' _ __ _ _- on "sAi;r;_1-/im Mi-:mum gi|..fc/isEi.l~:v.~1it. Kensington on Dc-me Mai-kstinc Tour 1 to Enron.; great is thy initirfninoss." Hc dealt-Cuiriiif. »“-i=\l_\_°i1<\i~ 2- -‘fl=\“»|‘_;‘<‘1l_fvi_*_‘_*; f“"“5h°‘i bi’ "°h“S“’“ “nd Wafdu
»i_ vel- Foxes C_ N_ RomSn.nt|0n_ Good Ccmhcl- 2Gl_h_ Alfmlm ll/lm~_|m-le_ flg¢d|lcavirlg Halifax on January Btli and with God's continuous blessing to iilm. bllliligi1`eld» 3 Arli_ e a l E. . . ` f returning February 20th manki d and man's ingratitude .Stanchci 4 George Ml-iVi“i\0“- ii"
0|; SALE __ g||_vER"'§_AEK »1~.ii1innn-iii im un- Mnriinnce /\'r S1' JAMES ciiimcn-At sf "S» Sl"‘“g"°m
-- James Church esterda morning,
y Y 1
Honourable Walter M Lea. Min- Rcv W Bruce Muir preached a for Ci-ASB “VEGETABLES
-~-.--` ___-I,-I Oan be bozirrlcd in 1-nnchfil month and 20 _di1yS. dl1Uiil1i01‘ 0_ _ _ '_ _ _ Th '?m is f th eélcrald
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for yeni' on reasonable terms.'Mi- and Mis- Heath CH5€l€Y- *_* _ _ ani* U 955 Une 0 e Emi! ° _lyrltc or nn0n0_ Walter G_ Mach ' Mr; and Mrs. L. H.lM_\1rMillan and which we should cultivate. for we Sec. 3 Onions--I MariZ&\'elCi1irl1S.
little S011 Bruce 0f.Bi>..-Iohn. N. B__ are constantly receiving blessings, Stancheh ' ' ' v
, __ __ _ _ ,on Doa mst' 1927 _after E hngel-mg arc sncnding New *!Bitr‘d with Mt-.‘ Sven the common blessings of ev-| Soc. 4 Cilcilmhers-1 Dorotlg
ni|.i._nnADs AND 5 ' _ ' neatly printed. ‘ ' "-Hi' -_- Prlntcry. 7_3.i7_"‘i-X' ii
'1{cnzic.Bi--_idaihaiio_ 1565-12-29-41MATTHEWS-At Wheatley River.
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tioncry, iinc selecGd_li.€¥ _ dian Job Priniery -"~>"», Ll
iwE|oiuAlii AND NING cards at shortest n_p£ic‘ii,-' Guardian
Job Printery. -'- _ 1'
COUNTRY _ BOY S T U
for lii1i‘vit:¢1i-1 li_ol1rl~i- Address Fl
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[non SALE _‘SEVERAL NEWLY _ te _ tvenili. fioln Sackvillo, N. Il.. mend .Ii1l1_n_siin oi Triility Unite-l W _L _Shand Mayne' Emerald
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f _ __ _ 'im Wnhnm Mnll_hcws_ aged 30 li/lacMilinn's mother,fMrs.- Jo'iititIilin_0l`y day life in our ability to movc,iMay11c. Spriligfleifl 2 ~M_";”§ii“"h_
West; of this city ‘° - to think. to cat and to sleep ThclC‘iiiriis_ Siaiichcl._ 3 Sllelwfii ill!
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____!_`_/|3_I.§__|-|_E!‘_)_/_`{antic_¥__|Y‘*‘"S~ F“”°’“1-T“°sd“"' "“"' 3'” “° ` ' I .l ' _ ' anthem io th h ir “Tho ' 'rh t ' 1-1' 11- 4 Dori-i ri-inzlc sion BIG EARNINGS’ STEADY EM_lt\vo o`clnck from the home of Mr. i _y _e c o u 8 _(is, mera i. . .
ploymcllt for Barbers. Become ex- "_
bot College, Deliartliicnt "F" Hali- ax. 3-1-22-ttsti
Boarders Wanted ’
"1‘ellcst,” ' (Handel i was splendidly che]
M°bb§ ` -‘*" _ i " " 1" ‘ ' rendered, Mr. Arthur Bruce takingl Sec. 5 'fleets-1 Clarence Has-
pcrt in 8 weeks. Write Molcr Bar-| ' _ " “°*‘**‘°*°**"“****‘****'- the solo most iicceptabiy. A duet by lgrr_ Spriiigiioldhz Bessie Illxlliwcll.
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_ IN MEMORIAM , iNnisciiar.roN_ :‘;:_‘..li.;';.;r.‘s::._“ii'l°':,l.”:l;-§;_i".~‘;;~:..';s:;;
~~~ ~---- -----»----- _*`*" I ` " ’ tlrst time these talented musiciansi Sam 7 prim;-kinli-l Sli‘2\l<i9l`
In ii'Vil“l m“m°fY "f 0”" d°“"`7 have sling together in public andthe < ll 2 Al nie Halli- °iil¢‘\'-'M‘-'*`- ‘John B'°"““ Wh” mud! _ ' harmonious blending of the voices zxltlhegtagdllliglad Priscilla Frizzlv.
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SL' l645'l2'81'2l 1 Fresh with evcryicomiriu y0f1i'- " " " ' " ""-"`°-`°"“` | Bu; ly-r mommy will be cherished
I Ui&l"ILI(! PREACIIER.
' IS VISITING TORONT
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Pi into Edward
GOS- was
V D. M. Lamo1it._M.A_.
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reachcr of the
and
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Ill thc hearts that hold her dear.
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IN MEMORIAM
‘ In fond and loving memory oi our dear and Mrs. John Wheliri. who died December Z4thi 1020 and January llt 1913!.
Still sadly missed by those
who loved them best.
Inserted By Famllv.
Undertaker
EhmAToMER_
` ) i ftl'-ini; - sind-sauna.-> 1-
lviany times oauoedndigestlon, dyspcpsia, filtiilbnce," consti-
pation,eic. ` ' '_ " "
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REXALL X iiysrnrsih ‘ 'l‘AiiLE'rs~' _
_ promptly relieve 'all stomach and bowel troubles. ' 1
‘A 'ril.1Ai.__v`yir.i. '_ conviuor. You or _ _ ' mlm. iuimrrs ._
rrice siinhiid |i.oo. ,
'rua raomrr Dauoolsr
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-iighifiiliy "Holy
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. nunly 2nd, 1920- ` 1 ' was greatly enjoyed. In theeven- ' | 4 D l ln-lzzle, Stanclicl.
mul-i.h orno/ilwi E I ,mgbM,_hMLn, nrearcngn nm; éhelstnnclie ers
x " ie nge o o or n-- _ ~~ 4___|:LQ,wg|:|3
.coupetli around about them that: “A88 _ _
fear Him." At this service, Mr._ n 2 Mixed I,-h,w,n.s__1 Bum.
Reymond was the 'soloist. singing be"uf"M“'rphy_ E,nem|d_ the Christmas Carol-Noel. During Ser 3 Gm.hnhnnn_1 Ma,-gmohunlted _states steel the °n°"°'y Mrs' J' L°ws°“ “nd Cairns sinnchél 2 Lionel Ford 3' Miss J. MacDonald sang very de- ' ’ Murphy 4 Margaml p0,ll_
CLASS 5--FRUIT __‘____'
Sec. 1 Astrachan ADi1iBS-1‘SD0i\-
Hughes. -Emerald 2 Addie Halli-
well, Sitancliel 3 Bessie Halliwell, Stanchel- 4 Ann McMahon. _
ealth ADD‘€S-i Chr'
mn 3 Florence McNe\'il\_ ' Soc. 3 Plums--1 Winniired Has-
lam.
of Sec. 4 Pears-_-1 Clarence Has-i
m' - _ ` 'May
c|.A.ss-ie-1cANN1»No
5 ¢- 1 Mary
Gunn
Sec. 2
y.hrga_ret
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Sinitll
iN.Y. Cen. and Hud. Riv. R,R..
Standard Oil of N. J.
' S . 2 W Y - _ encgcgaslam 2' Emmerwm Malhe. May . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Lambe 4 Hazel Somers.
» CLASS 14-SPORTS
Soc l al Gir's under 9 50 yii
Sinclair 3 Janet 1Sinclair 4 Winni~ fred Haslam.
Girls i'ro1i1 9 to 12 yrs. 50 yd dash
-1 Ami McMahon 2 Dorothy Mayne Margaret Ford 4 Anna Smith. _ (C) Girls over 12 75 yds dash- Kathleen Kelly 2 Winnifred Nvhitc Eileen Enter 4 Helen Smith. Sec. 2 -Boys T5 yd dash under 9- ‘ Peter Sinclair 2 Pope McMali01l
3 Emmersoli MathesoiBii 4 Elmo Sinnott. _
(ly) 100 yd. dash boys from 9 to
clair.
_ Dr. W. R. Carson
_PAi.MElr._ CHlit0PnAc'r0it '
Third Year of Practice -
__ in Charlottetown _
124 Prillw St- Phone 1018-
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A. E. Phipps, Toronto, general
manager of the Imperial Bank of Canada, -who was elected president of the Canadian Bankers’ Associa- tion, In succession to C. E. Neill, retiring after two years’ occupancy of the presidential chair. Beaud- ry Leman was advanced to the sen- ior vice-presidency.
4-Qoe-l
Miss D. Joan Chalmers,
Canadian danscuse, just
from England who 'says the Charleston, ss danced by H.R. the prince of Wales, will be of the season. Waltzing, she
is more popular in the old
than here.
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ic) 100 yd. ilash_\>oys over 12-, Lionel rerri 2 Herinnn Mayne 3;
Douglas Murphy 4 Leaiand Maynv-
Sec. 4 Sack Race (ai 50 yd- ii0yS i
McMahon 3 Wclitlnll Mayne 4 E111- mett Allen. _
llioiiel Fnrii. Secreialy.
Stock Quotations _
I-IALIFAX. Dec. 31.--Quotations
Members of thc Montreal Stock Ex-_ change:
N ew York Exchange
At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. American Can Co. Am. Car and Fdy. Co. Am. Locomotive Co. Am. Smelt. and Being, Co. ,_
I91‘_L»i '74
iosfii, 112%; 1112'-if
Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. Can. _Pacliic Co. . . . . . . 208-'Ai
16
Con. Gas Co. (N.Y.) 125; Hud. Motor Car Co. 83-'hw International Paper Co. _ 7271.4 International Petroleum . 36%?
39%
. . . . 104% _
I91'."‘_'i 109
Rcadng Co. . . . . Union Pacific Ry. U.S. Industrial Alcohol Co. Westinghouse Electric
89% i 151 "fs
Wheat
'December _
March ~. _ _ _ _ May . . _ . . . . . . .. .
Corn
i21\.i 129%
131%!
1
. . Bl'i'i .. 86%
89%
Dec. March ..
_ Oats I
December .
March _ . . _ _ . .
51 ‘.6 54 55 ‘Ai
Wheat ‘ '
iv-f IDGOGTHUBY . I81~%‘
hlly ....‘........---\.....-r 137 July ilitlllt 1 ----me->---~ 1
who has been attending Acadia n
Am. Bosch Mag. Co. 201;. '
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~~ ..*Mr. H. Randolph Carrutllgrsi _
.\Iiiiiiril'u Lliiliiii-lit rcllevmi pulii.
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+44-4909-9090040-044-Q0-00-ooo
Quinn Hoist
Since taking over this
00499*
repairs and improvemoiits. It is now thc ilnest Hotel of its class in the Mnrltilnc Prov- inces. It appeals to those who want a comfortable Hotel and splendid table and excellent service at a moder- atc price. _Rates from $3.00 to $4.50 pcr day.
~ Cha-rlottetown
Hotel C0., Ltd.
' Proprietors
MISS L. MCQUAID, Mnnnlel'
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VICTORIA
One of
equipped _ Canada.
44 of ybatlis. in the Hotels
and the United its splendid tab o.
'service Ito a_ _ _ houes n N60! 1 '- - ' “hater $4.00 w $856901 ll!
Fc-gf; _ _ ~ » __,. _
Hutel Cniiy
lvenity. is sponding his holidays
lifiiii' with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Carruthers, Montague, ' ~ '
Hotel wc have spent many ; tliousaiitls of dollars' in
nc;-_:/_v4¢*;~$*¢xs:o1_:.¢_-gm; _1_..__..-.,._ _-_ _.f.-__.`. _._ _. ._ e-.4