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See our big array of Xmas chocolates. The selection is of the best. Very fancy packages make your holiday‘ se- lection easy. - ,,,..

assortment is complete. You will also find your favorite bulk assort- ment here.

Annie l.. llunter

always a favorite. Fancy Xmas packages. Try Hunter's Bulk, you will like them.

SMILES , ‘N CHUCKLES r in pound and two pound fancy boxes.

“Make this your candy store” -

.|. ERNEST ll. WORTH

142 PRINCE ST.

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Partner Rarely Told oi, Business

WINNIFBG. Dec. lI-John A. Maohray and his accountant, the late R. H. Shanks, were entirely responsible for “extensive, reckless speculation," by the investment firm of Machray and Sharpe, Fred J. Sharpe declared today.

Partner in the firm, forced into bankruptcy last summer with losses of 83,000,000 to creditors, Sharpe told a board of inquiry that during the last 25 years he was seldom consulted or advised oi business transactions entered into by his company,

' Perusing a list of transactions ex- tending over almost a quarter cen- tury, Sharpe said he knew nothing about 90 per cent. of them; and was surprised to learn shares of certain syndicates were in his name. Cheques for payments of taxes, div- idends of interest on certain of these syndicates were signed by him, witness admitted, but he mere- ly signed when asked to ‘w the ac- countant who, he said, nao com- plete control of the books.

Shanks, witness declared, also was responsible for "about half oi the smaller transactions" entered into by the firm. The accountant would simply enter these without authority from anyone, Sharpe said, thoush “he shouldn't have done it.’

Hack in 1907 when Mechray and Sharpe were "on cordial terms" wit- ness said he took an active interest in investments but as the years passed and Machray become associ- ated with others, Sharpe was sel- dom consulted in this respect. Often he had refused to "go into these extensive reckless speculations" and wamed Machray against it.

The business was very profitable in the “boom" days before the war, witness said , and about 1912 he estimated his equity at about $200,- 000. _ Machrayk, he said, would amount to very much more.

MONTREAL OLERGYMEN HELP REPLACE RUPERTS LAND FUND

MONTREAL, Dec. Ill-An annual tontributlon of $8,545 has been un- dertaken by seventy-seven clergy v1 the Anglican diocese of Montreal braid the Bishop and Clergy main- tenance Fund being raised to replace funds lost through the defdlcations of John Machray, former Chancel- lor of the Diocese of Rupert's Land, 110w serving a seven-year tnnn in Penitentiary. Five missionary dio- Wes of the Church in Western fisnada depended on the trust lvnds which were depleted while 111161‘ Machray's management.

DRESSED POULTRY We will be buying dressed Chicken and Fowl through- "llt the season, paying high-

llt market prices. Returns ly. .

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NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—A senti- mental air pervades the department of street lighting these days, for it is getting ready to perform a solemn rltc,‘a little ceremony that goes only with the advent, of a new mayor.

install a pair of lamps in front of the house at 253 W. 105th street as soon as its occupant, John P. O'- Brien, is sworn in as mayor. In ac- cordanco with hoary tradition, they are tollelp the mayor find his way home at night and to guide the steps of after-dark visitors.

No lamps were set up in front of the home _of acting Mayor Joseph V. McKee, because he happened to live in an apartment house which already had very satisfactory lamps outside.

The custom goes back to the days of early Dutch settlers, before New York ever had a. mayor and long before any attempt had been made at street lighting. It was the habit then of the burgomasler to spend the evening in a tavern where he could discuss affairs of state be- tween sips of ale.

When he went home he would be escorted through the streets by a pair of lantern bearers. These dig- nitaries, after seeing him safely through the door. would hang their lanterns outside as a warning to re- velers that His Honor had retired and wished to be left in peace.

On the occasion of an evening at home the lanterns would be hung outside as a beacon to those who sought an audience with his honor.

Although modern New Yorkers have a difficult time if they set out to find the home of their chief ex- ecutive with only s pair of lamps to go by, the custom has perished.

BABY LION l5 BOTTLE FED

, HOLLAND, Michigan, Dec. 18- Mim Dorothy Tasker, of Holland, has a new duty. that of feeding the rejected baby of Duchess, lion- ess at Getz Farm g

with weak staccato cries, the lit- tie cub cursed the day of its birth —a Friday-when taken from his warm little nest to pose for civill- zation. Possibly his dreams of the African Jungle were disturbed; or perhaps he already realizes that to be "king of the beasts" in a cage is tatamount to being an absolute monarch in exile. .

The bottled dinner of rich, warm milk was presented tn Friday, the name applied to the cub by Man: agerPetereonofthefletsranma half hour ahead of schedule, and if Friday is a lion for regularity this irregularity in procedure may further explain his apparent lack of enthusiasm over the meal. 3e- cause Duchess, the mother of Frh‘ day, is of the opinion that her ma- ternal duties terminate as soon as aha has given birth to offspring,

the cub is fed from a bottle every

three hours by one of the farm

hands.

lest March Duchess save birth to

Ri-Rl, famous for his treatment in

a Chicago hospital. and another

cub which dried enroute to Chi-

cago. In July she became mother

of four more cube. When she re-

fused to cars for these, they W!"

gdoptnd by a generous dos. W110

mother-ed them until they W!"

waned, Olly [£0 Mid 100116 W811

retained of this quartet, two of the

cubs having been sold to a cou-

To Get Lights met-voo-

, The department is preparing to-

lFm-d; Rccitation, Glen

THE OWN GUARDIAN

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Range. Call at Pied H. ‘Irainor’

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158 Prince Street.

MOCATAN CHRISTMAS LET- rnn STATIONERY, including

is; paper and envelopes for personal

greetings-only few left. $1.25 per kit. Guardian Office. Dec. 17-tf.

Harrington Concert

Halrlngton School concert was held in the hall Thursday even ng, T‘ ‘ l5, and was a drstlnct success. Although the weather was threatening. the hall was comfort- ably filled, and splendid order was maintained throughout the ellllre evening. Mr. Harold Cudmol-e act- ed as chairman. The following pro- gramme was enjoyed: Welcome Recitation, George Cudmore; School chorus; Recitation, Leaman Morrow Christmas Inrercfse by 14 boys and girls: Recitation, Anita Cudmore; "Family Financlering," Stirling MscPherson; solo, Herbert- Phillips (encored); Recitation, “Last Chrstmas", Wesley Macleod; s. Quartet, Mrs. Stead, Mrs. Fer- guson, Mr. L. Phillips, Mr. H. Cud- more: Rectation, "The Small Boys Inqultur", Arthur Rodd; Dialogue,

Herald Song, ‘Harry Rodd, Arthur Rodd, George Cucimore; Reading, Earl Hughes (encored); Duet, An- ita and George Cudmorc; Recita- tlon, Oled ne Phillips; Dialogue, A Chrstmas Lesson: Reading, Mrs. Ferguson (cncored); Duet, Anatcna and Ivan Morrow; intermission and sale of candy (instrumental music) School chorus; Recitation, Mamie‘ Stewart: Dialogue, “The Trials of a. School Mistress’; Recitation, "Changing The Calendar", Helen Philips; Solo, Anita Cudmore; spelling lesson by 9 boys and girls: Solo, Harold cudmore (encorcd); Reading, “The Deacon's Courtship“ Jessie Stewart; Monologue. “A Present for sister Kate". Hairy Rpddg’ Recitation, “A Present For Santa", Hilson Hughm; Dialogue, "When I was Young", Jessie and Hazel Stewart; Exercise, "I Wish You A. Merry Christmas" by 5 girls: Recitaton- "Good Night" Stirling Newson: Farewell Recitation, George Cud- more.

At the conclusion of the pro-l gramme Santa Claus arrived in his airplane and distributed the gifts; to some forty eager boys and 2M5- Flollowing this the followng ad- dress was read by Miss Mamie Stewart, accompanied by a well- filled envelope.

Mr. Lester Scllick.

Dear qnachcr: Just to show $011 that we appreciate your interest and untiring effOfts to help us in our school work, we ask YOU t0 accept this small token of our ('5' teem and good-will, together vim our best Wishes for a very merry Christmas and a Bright and Happy New Yes!‘-

Signed on behalf of your P1111115‘ and the rettpflytis 017 Hamngw“ School. December l5, 1932.

A; the collclllSlfln of the above address and presentation the tea- cher made a fittinB P9111)’. thank‘ lng the pupils and Dfl1¢1115 111d 1111 those who in any way he1ped W make the concert s. success. The chairman, Mr. Harold Cudmore heartily oommen‘ ‘ the teacher for his efforts in preparing the pro- gramme and the meetni 010519111 with the National Anthem.

LARGE ILEEVES

Sleeves on evenn! W111i“ °°11_' t'nue to be very important BY

their sleeves ye shall know them, really-and by 111° my 111° wear“ hurdle; her sleeves! If you don't think that there is an art to 1181111- ling the evening gown sleeve, Just try wearing a few of the different ones that are the model

A NICE EXIT-A Beach Store, Queen Street. 7192-12-17-21.

ALL CAST BEACH RANGES and plpeless furnaces at 1". H. ‘trainer's store, Lower Queen St. 7192-12-17-21

PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS call and see those on view at the Guardian Central Job Printery. Moderate Nov. SO-tf.

ANYONE wishing to contribute to Children's Christmas at Protest- ant Orphanage may send paroels to 7201-12-10-11.

Social Difficulties; Recitation, “Tllc i peeled to benefit by the operation y 00mm; o; 5mm;- Joym Ncwson; .of the Ottawa ‘agreements. The

pie in Kalamazoo who wanted the animah for pits.

PAGE THRE Medieval Frocks _ . _ a _ . , Are Ffiature mar r _ _ . .... _ . _ o s.‘ ‘¢ . O l IDNDCN, nee. la-st. Margaret's his $ w, Westminster, which is known l-B _ . " the church or the House o! Com- 5 $2‘ e mans, was crowded today for the ‘ l, wedding o: m.» Diana Churchill. ‘ ~55’, eldest daughter of the Rt. Hon. W] Winston Churchill, to John M11110!‘ - p35 l _, p, g Bailey, p011 of the famous south f1, African mining magnate, Sir Abe y - B8119)’. ~ ‘X4: I Miss Churchill was attended by 1°51 six bridesmaids-her own two sis— ters, Miss Sarah Churchill and Miss Mary Churchill, and two cousins. Miss Clarissa Churchill and Miss ma . Shoppinq Days 31,151 ,;§-*11@>'-,g<;;1= ween"; I U R R E I 'ill Christmas - a» '5 °" M n‘ B“ °y “n ~ Mlss Noreen Bailey. They wore medieval Joocks of . white gulls over underslips of sil- ° ver lame. Their long flowing skirts Encouraging swept the ground at the back and c l- o S E S J a n u q r | " fll bel th kli f t. y f‘ Report From- il....: 2:: 2.x. 1:2. 11 , 1n PRIZE $1000 — 2nd PRIZE $250 - 3 d PRIZE . - r 100 as t r a 1 a $118 uj§j’,a§j“_§;";§ ,“"*1;f=;§§j 1s PRIZES OF $10 — 10o PRIZES OF $5 entirely of silver lame. I I (special to The Guardml) with these frocks the brides-' a P MOmREAIh Que” Dem l6__Bus1_ maids wore wreaths of white chif- Tm . b v _ . f 118s: conditions in Australia are 1°“ r°’°11’°" m almg? Fkyour tutti)‘, tokm" b‘? “m”? M1‘ Ya" deal" 1°!’ l showing great improvement ‘nd Derek Blyth, a very old friend NP? Y 811591111‘ "iffy an s~—e_stlmatc the number of goals each there is a decidedly optimistic of the brldegroonm was best man], inafléorflllanyfoecltiyeg-gigse {CainhwllliiOéZUpIIOJBINéBITIBiH8nd send ' _ h- 0U Wis .un l e coslng ate januar 7th trend, according to report received and M’ Churchill gave his daug f . , _' ' here today by the Canadian Na- t" away‘ grciggrgttafrrrijmatinyhsiize Turretf Egan“: package with pmtm" °f Mona, steamshlps from “a mm The officiating clergy were Can- must accomlganjfiéaech fglpneo i c vouchers froma tln of 50 or 100 tralian manager. A. J. Simpson. In ‘m cfmegie’ M tat‘ Mar’ ~ 17' pt... u... ...»... reads: new. old c span of h- House WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT or NEW TURRET contest ON JANUARY on. “steady improvement m oondb of Commons, and the Rev. B. G. ————- uon generally, unemployment has Boufcier, recto;- og 5n Anne's Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited declined. Trade turnovers have 5°!“ ' steadily increased since June and fmefreuwzle 1mg!" 111511131250 b55111‘! ____________ rnowcleai h flast ca‘ “l? l “"113” 116mm“ . , - , _ ‘ Zgeures Begin?‘ Zmguons in S; dressing set from Their Mzljcsiies. Protestant Orphanage $11M R101)“ ' ' ‘ ' ' LORME VALLEY 11170111555 n“ ‘ - .' l. as. . c cvrl . . . . . r states are excellcn‘ and give pro- b Th’ "@0110" gas held in 22c Annual Collecllolls whmv, ._ M, STHUTL mise of high production, possiblyl .a11'r°°m 1111119 w" 11°15” °f e " 1 4 ' exceeding the fisures for 1931-32. . Duke 0f M“11’°1°11sh. a cousin of 215111.11“ ‘wemh, annual PM,“ '1 Exports have been we" mamhkb Winston Church,“ . e Lorne Val ey Womens Instituhi I Bedeque Per Mn. W. T. Bolmess l was hold at Mrs. Malcolm McLeoclI ‘ed and prlcgs have been somewhat Lmvvr ‘flu-um ill Laura Scott. on November 10th with an attend: higher‘ Primary producers are ex- Lewis Spence ‘100 I 1 A I nnce of eight members and one vis A W. T. Bowncss .. 2.00 ‘Mrs. 'l‘llpppr l"l‘l'[.fll.-f)n , . . . ,_ 1.001 liOl‘. hlecting OP-Cflvd 13y B11181!‘ . . ' ‘ Orville Johnson 100 Mrs. \'.'fll1:l<'>i Wood . . . . . .. .50 "Ode." Roll was called and ans- mse m 1111M H114 i111’- “PP1°"°11 °1 FIShGS Dlscovfirml M“, Tmeman _ __ , 1:00 Mm ,,..,,,., pa...“ ______ __ glfuefeu with jokes, riddles and a the main export season is expected M’; Charles wlllggt- ' ' 100 Hart... W, .50.’ reading by Premier“, appmpfla“. by some to lead to a lower exchange . M: ' L P A hibald " 1'00 , “ ____ , rm, Remembrance Day, calm time‘ ipremium. But personally I do not ANN HARBOR, Mich, Dec. 16.-A Wm ‘ Rgxcrlsay 1'00 ,1 250 o, Remembrance}. The minutes o‘ ‘ subscribe to that view. Imports z-ncc oi female fishes which live M“; B hard ' 1'00: ' m“ regular and annual meeting (many of which are from Canada and propagate independently oLTm 256050 ' ' ' ' ' " no PM mvq", P" ‘m; MM "flmz- 1 we“, read and Bpprovecp The ,5”. brought in Canadalarl National males of their kind has been foundl so“ W me ' . ‘ ‘ " 1, ' " ‘I rcmry reported recqgpgg g0;- m; 510311151111” 119151119731“ 115'“ 11°11‘ l by Dr. Carl L. Hubbs. University [Han-y c°net;";i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " and uertrude "o m” year were $73.76. Expenditures tinlled to increase. Dealings in the of Michigan zooms,“ An the“ lvirs. Jam? giclrson .. .50 , my,‘ v “Mm 200 ‘ $5229’ The committees for the pas‘ smck exchanges displayed 5115mm gyourlg are females, and the off-1Mrsf Chm es ac ', flu“ 1 H! l“ z ' " 2,100 1 month gavc their reports nlld ncv ed activity in marked contrast to , spflhg invariably “take an“ m°_ Lewis Holland . . . . . . . .10 ’M.r>, I. ‘Bal ow . . . . .. 1.00 Committees were appoiwwi Tm’ ccndpllons cumming for the past ma“ with “m disregard ‘or the Prince Leard . . . . . . . . .50 Eflirs. Allison Holmes . 1.0,“!a5 followed by election of office“ three years, several important com- beautiful fins earned‘ by “lather Mrs. A. Schurman L50 {Mrs Leslie ltopcr .. .. 001m ensuing year’ which resulted a Dames were ab“, to increase dmw and his folks." Mrs. John Davlson . of) jMlb; Muldock Corbett . . . . .. 1.0 Hollows: end rates and others “recast 51m_ The discovery of mesa amazwm‘ Miss P. Inman . 2o liclucrt Love‘ . . . . .. 1.00! President, Mrs‘ ‘hm McLecd n“ action" creatures scientists here say, may Miss Ethel Lovflhm‘ " '2') ‘ Mrs‘ F’ I’ Anurcw " 1'00 ' Vice-President, Mrs. George Leard. “Attendance at the Lielboume bring Ebb“ some fundamental Dr. A. D. Sharp 1.00 yMrs. Frank McKay ,. l.O0.Scc.y_Tre85q Mrs. Reuben Megan, Cup meetlns (the greatest sporting change, 1,, menu“, mm o; cw,- ‘fl 1M“ 11" P" “Chm "when, all re-electcd. Directors, Mrs evcnt of the equator) was excep- hmon These queer animals belong 17.00 Mr.‘ Gr-ol-gc Munn 1.oo‘Murdock Macnonnld, Mm Dan ;_ norm’ several short sea cruises to a lou of troplcul fish which lMm A‘ R‘ cudmoro " ' mlMacArthur, Miss Dot Leard; And. an innovation here, advertised by we limp“) the“, Sioung mive m_ North Granville l'cr Florence Dlorris ilhlli“. Arllllll- Robertson 1.00 liters, Mrs’ Dan J_ Mcgmhur‘ M“ several companies were sold out gt ad f l; m! eggs They have ‘Mrs. sllzlw . . . . . . . . .. IOOIMMCOIm Memo‘; . wiihin a few hours." s; u“: sciefmflc nunie Momenb Mrs. B. W. Taylor .50 zMrs. F. Andrew .. 1.0g,’ seven members pap; m; gnmfl M .J T 1 I0 ‘v11. .l. Andrew .. . 1.0 _ d 1d d go gmbsg 51“ F°’m°“' and “sh M this genus’ M: 1:21;: T1318: in w. H. Smith .. . 1.001222, §§,,';“§,,§§h egnivgxdanligtgly i: are referred to commonly as mol- Miss Ethel Morris ' ‘ ‘ ' _ _ ‘ . ‘ H 5n Mrs‘ Q smith ’ _ K _ H mclthe home o! one o! the ‘membem F Hes‘ They are first cousins o’ the Mrs, Richard Taylor .35 -Mrs. DCtlTllCll 1.00 0.150 decided to draw for tufted bed Or are War glmpies’ which to some extent have Mrs James Taper 25 lMrs Edsnr While 5° spread at the next dance in the ...-.... replaced goldfmh M household JOhlll Stewart 1l\irs.l H. Cltlncnts . .50 hall. w" . i . Nb": 1f .\'."1'll-:\: lcl 150' a t tb lvirs. Geo. redraw-r NEW roux, Dec. l7.—(C.P.l— m. l-iubbs found that ll/Kolllen- 285 W‘ “F” “‘ ___ 011105;’: 25y my, and the mm W, Jclill Dl-lukwafer, British poet and 1519, Formosa is a hybrid between ' 73 50 by M“ Malcolm McLeod and M,‘ playwr gilt. believes poison 811566 two other species. Moilienisia Laiip" . _ ' ' b K . g U i R 'd l‘ M f, ll. Br; ll n Also Jam 1min .\l..~.. l-lwnri’. and Geo. McInnlS. The 1118111 8T5 W! and disease gclms probably are bB- inna and Mollienlsia. Sphenops. n m‘ 3d M‘: ‘funk 1°‘ ° ‘Mrs Barmw ‘ invited m Mrs. James Mcbend.‘ I“ i"? prepared °“ '1 1”“ Se?“ 1°’ 17199711111311” m m“ wchlgan M“. I ' 1 I the December meeting. when Dlaul W111‘ 1156- . scum of Zoology 511011911 111111‘ "Fm" g 1| l\- c ' l will be made for a Christmas en- Addrcsslng the Institute o’ m,“ mbsa" wmnd mate Wm‘ male lath’? Mrs. George Abbott . . . . . 200 _ riglon . w.’ onimuc ‘or the u us o! m. . Mrs a o Mcllctt loo M.» w. c. Lotion 1.00 tvrtfliument l1 P and Soft-noes of Columbia Univcr- innas or male SP1l9Tl0P5 with the M -R-a Mk 1'00 MM Como“ ‘ I m0 schooL Meeting men closed b! 511111111‘ Dmkwat" “wad d“ “m” ‘mm’ A“ the you“: we” m: n yl s...i..'.'.""" 11s 5......“ ' slnalns God Save the Kins’. one: struction of cities by these means female "iormosas". e558 " ' , , whm, mymghmgncg were served by » James Lamont .. .75 Malpeque Wolllolls fnsJtutc 10.00 in the next ten years is regarded From these tests Dr. Hubbs con- " 50 the 1105mm as a possibility not grounded on cluded that he had found me first 1°11" 11/531111?" '50 ” ' “irresponsible pcaninlism." apparent case of parthenogenesis John G c5119 - - - . - - - ~ -5O Apple a Day G 1 “The scientist who is using hi5 among vertebrates _. offsprllls Mrs. Thomas Prowse .50 e 91')’ talents for such cllds is an snti- which have no true father. Mrs. Beecher Bfyfl11°11 ~50 social menace of the most con- Mollies are small fish. 115115117 Mrs. James Maund . - . ~ temptlble kind and should be treat- not over an inch long. Mrs, B.- C. Hardy TORON-I-Q n“, 17,404 p,)__ It i8 6011195111 1f my 0f @119 W111‘ cd as sucll. Herc is a campaign for In the past these have becll bib- Mrs. George Newman . l‘) 1 Th‘, om m (m. ma. m, “mm. a mon vegetables tan campfire W111! lilo press to undertake that would loglsts who believed that llybf1d1z11‘ 311N111 Y” ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' " '0‘ 1dil_\' krone filo doctor array was celery as an ‘aid t0 811118-“1-"11114311131- bring it everlasting honor. tion plays a rolc in the process of Mrs. Harry N0W11;-1;11el-t-"“" ‘qsloxplnrlcd by l)". Angus hfackny. P115§11°3nid“gfr;: “m: “If there is the smallest margn evolution. Dr. l-iilbbs discovcris!» Mrs. Alphonso 11¢ l - ‘dmbetns _,p,,,_..,,1,_,,| when he mm oo pur er a“ -th- s of doubt on this dreadful issue. a about "FOYmOSB" may Md 1° e ' lthc R/‘fsfvrod Nurses’ Msrcilliion l body of toxic su.s anccs, a veg- gemral condemnation by the gov- dence that modern animals in some 10.15 l m“, the mnhctvic pawn, mus. m. l ctable is in n‘ cltass by ‘itself. crnments of such methods, and cv- cases developed from crosses oi I N bu“ imp-m um, pnlnlOcs, npplcs. hlmcl‘ t L1“ "m5" V?“ en an understanding not to Emplfly older ED911111" Ealnscmfi’ P" Eve y“ c ‘iaml molasses were not essentials of I 11111P°5§°i i“: 111 he 1° b ' _.. 1 L ' t. to prov.dc ca or energy, u thlff? alzsffzllflicfngglfflalrnments should The highest life consists in lcnrn-1 w, W. lViutch 111.2%; Uglfolgkirlr: to fhl- llswcintlon Dr. l, rather to illdflliil}: the vltnéninmrth; - ., ,v_fi,_ __llflf"0O ascertain where such work is being ins not l0 mlwh 110W t0 B11103’ 1111111, Frank Mutch 100 , Mark,“ “x1111 d 11m lo W... ago mincl-nlsualll to advice w“ vA‘ l dong and "stamp it out as they fully, as how to suffer manfully. Roy Mutch . - “m, “Wm, msmm had be!“ (“vac oer-n a o g mo... s would stamp out a nest oi’ gunmen.” Ivan Panin. 30118111011 M11111‘ - - ' ' " ' lfpg-v-noxftlrcd fllirl that» wifh it t}... trcnt-1-*°111'°° 01' 111111911115- °"1‘~‘1;1' r3111“ - MFS- 5Y1111°Y McLeod ‘mom. oi fl"flbf‘if‘< llnd been Tivfllll‘ 111811 111111115’ 111° "cmmb-cs 1x11“! ' f‘ tionizefl. P ior to lha» time 92 per llflri-iclllflriy‘ rich in lime and mag- 1350100111‘. o.‘ rhilflon with the disoasc 1105111111- F“ 111.5 Team“ 11 15 5 11nd succumbed boforc they had had 1Y1"?- 1>1°"d rcgumtor and wnds 1° "nmngon Per Mrs. ltialor Taylor l“ for w yo“, no“, mo“, than 9g combat any tendency to excess ac- Jik 10o Der (‘out of such children were liv-l 11-111?- Cdolyt 13‘ 313;“ a vimabl: Mrs. F. Lockcrby . ~ ling at. m. 0nd of the 10 your pcr- source o.’ vi om n. n; ole ‘o ‘ M,‘ F“ Lockerby 1911 m]; “hm. in n“. ms; obslomcgl the best for vitamin B.—~D0lll1fll0n For the Trade Mrs. E. McKelvie fnjrrnilnils woc foinl for ill“ most Fruit Branch. Mrs, G, CIOZlBX‘ -- - - - - -- '5 ‘p311, in 93:05 of diabetic pwwons. -__.._.._. -» --- ----~ ~~ -—- -— we have our usual supply of Government A Friend . . . . .. '5“1.llO\\' ihrl’ worn cnlricll nu‘. in nl stress. lforvolz. strffl“. Yasflllill Inspected Grade A Mrs. J. 5111195011 " ant-sly. lfr‘ snlfl. RiTOHlllFS- nil no?" ofrnfrlbllf"r'v. mid - * x. Ramsay .. ..» Tl dc/tll lnlc llhil droppczl for, infection vi SW1" W“ 1111'» 11' =11? TURhEYS . DUCKS GEESE G, Taylor . ... .5 ‘penifns limo“. “m. w,“ of “ql-falway-s n prfcqaitnilnz i-lilvr The ' Mrs. L. Owen ....... . . . . . . .. .50, but m,“ had 1m,“ a“ [Hm-neg in thyroid and ]li'.lll‘lll‘f.' cull-fl; were MILK FED CHICKENS J. Ram-SB)’ ' r !n'~r‘nlll\' rillc to dlnbcics bornlisc affected. I r I l. H m, N‘ Bunpson _,| f H rrrm.” accuracy. n! dmgnq Approvrl 0 fl ‘tosall loll iii‘. at surprisingly low prices Mrs. P. Ramsay .50 “In h....,,,;,. in m,“ WWW. pfllflflll. should he nllowml to clllrr CALL AND INSPECT SAME Mrs. M. T111101‘ - afllll‘.< (liul from heart disease o? R 5¢11°°1 P1 11111~“11113 111711” 19 and Mrs. L. Ramsay -*1“l pneumonia bil.‘ bad a (ll"1lf‘ii(‘ ron- oi‘ age 11ml boon flu-on bv ill" 1111-‘ ' Mrs. E. Ramsay .23, 1,1110“ n,» vm-c of flraih ans study committee o1‘ t-lc WHY rfllfirt - . s " y~'\| i.‘ p BOOK YOUR ORDERQ EARLY y Mrs. N. Ferguson . .. .2.) 11nmpd n; ,\1.~_'.;;'_~. or: ill:- death Miss Mal) 111111111011- f‘~---~<‘111 1 Wm, Wnorlsidc . . . . . . . . . .. 35 r-orllflcato. .thc QHYfiTlO-HPEZRSPTPG Nurses Ae- ' Q z ~ ' "'-‘ Prrvolliinn of n (Robotic coltdi-isoclrlllolr std. 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