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11s out: taut-z 0F otuttsr- alas tsuuktirrrs, paste-tints and Chtldrens Story Books. 'I‘aylor‘s Nun's Store. 143642-174“

WlbLlS PIANO. only four years in use, mahogany case, liku new. A bargain for quick sale. Miller Bros. (‘In-it Ginny-go St. l~l2tl-l2-l7-tM3i

CllRlSTlES‘ “PLUM PUDDING llllillti 50 and T5 cents. itt bowls, T.» and $1.25 cacti. Jenkins and Son.

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SPRUCE FOR DECORATING— We ltava 200 Christmas ‘Frees. Mc- Lalnc Service Station. Phone Still. 131412-11-111-61

LOUIS hlAfWilAllOvNw CLOTHES i-lirztni it, proasoil and repaired, over ’l‘iioittbs Music Store. 165 Queen

'l‘lio above is a tiltolograplt iiftlti- ltov. John llztcki-ttii-y, RIJUIUI‘ of Xurtli Sydney, f‘. ll., (‘tt-Adjutot‘ Ilis|toit-l*‘|- ct oi’ (lti- Diocise of Nova Scotia attil l)l'llli‘t‘ lililwtirl lslattil. Th.» t‘iYllSl'l‘l'1tliOli will takt‘ lliilvl‘ "ll l-Ipiphtttrv, tith

tlii- Fi-ast oi tho

January" in All Saints (Httlioilrul. iialifttx. .\'..*i. 'l‘lio liisliiiiv-ilcrt 1H a ltrailuati- oi tlti‘ Uttivi-rstly iil

loci. and hi-lng only -l'i it is folt that llt‘\\'|ii be of art-at .. ttittci- to ills tiflllvr‘ tlto Ari-liltisltop iti ittllilllllfiit‘l'ill.—'~ and iarrylttg on tho work oi this largo ltioccsc.

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People Swallow Some Weird Things

LONDON, n04‘, lti. -l<‘i-\\' (ll its got tlr- i-ltattci- of S\\‘iliitl\\'llil>'~ ill" Qoiopm. eggs, tor, aitliotiglt a tull- growti SllllClillvll‘ titay liavo Zlldlli‘ fiu- to -t long. uttil weigh ‘J00 or J00 potitiils. tho. eggs are no latght" ,1“... Emit“; of rico. No doubt trhllti- n“, in ti“. course oi‘ llii- stiitittior. lllil‘ titisi-ittlieii pli-tity ut ti-‘ti-IH t ils, not to itti-tiiioti butter fliw and ci-tttiyii-ili-s. aitil so fitrlh-

The stomach llliLLill tiroviilc a nice warttt ittciibzitot" for tltrut if it did not cotttttitt-suclt a ilcailly sup- plv of acid attil iligostirit fi-rttiietll ttgttitts-i whit-h tto egg would stand

ltttt '.

lIlll('il citattco oi‘ iloroliitiittg- lt is. ttioroovor, tiiui-li llltti"' toierlttt til gtraiigu- objiicts tltati uiost pimple itn-tgitte. itt itdfl-l a siiitgcott re-

tuovi-d from a stottiaith the fitlloiv- ing objects: -l'.3 gardctt trails, 93 tin tucks, 1i.‘ bi dti-ailed ua s, \hroi- trollar slitils, oni» satiety pin, and otii- sow-ittg Iit'\‘(iit‘, and lh't‘ patient surviroil.

Fmirllr- [oils of it woak-tttiniloil pirrsotr who i-ottsitnicil an ientire sci of ilominoos without serious hiltfili. attil of another who demolished 1,oo0 H1100 nails. (‘ows atiit other animals wh-lcli lick their coats are apt to colcttt itt llilllT stottiairlt ltairs which stick livuotlti-r to fitrttt hIlliN which 5(illl'*iilll"'>‘ izivi- ttuithlo. for hair its very ittiligistililo. Sci-lug ulivtt the stontaclt will iligi-st the itttitiilltig wittiili~t' is tltat it iloes not iliigi-st ili-‘rlf. Why it tltWS not IlOvSt) ita:. tti-vvr bl-ott ytropi-rly oxplaitr (ti

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—:—{O&_- Help hlllliaril’! Llttilncltl in flit‘ Ilutllttt

EaRiYiIiiia outta; Trains Held For Xmas Shopping"

For thi- aconitnnilzition of DZISHPH‘ gcrs doing shopping atiil tnarkoting at (‘harlntti-ioiiiii. thi- Suuthrrit tra=n schi-iliili-il to liav.» MHFPIIY Harbor at 7.15 a.r|t. will on ill-coni- be-r 22nd, Zllrii, and 21th li-avo. nuo hour i-arlii-r. or "J"! :t.ttt. ri-titrnitil-Z will lean. (‘harlottrtrnvti oui- hour lati-r or iL-‘ltl p lli.

itii satno Iiilllns’ tho lfiasloru train Sl‘hl'(l\l|(‘fl to li-avr (‘liarloltotuwtt at Il.20 p.iti. will ll‘il\'t‘ at -l p.tti. itt- itti-itil. and tlti- iraiti for tioorgi-towtt .'titil fllotttttiztti- will lit‘ lii-lil at .\lt. sit-wart ti. f‘tlllllt‘l‘i with Souris ‘train trout (fhariivlictoivti.

District Passenger Agent's Offloe. Charlottetown, P. E. Island, December 16th, 1924.

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Tit;- Animal Moi-ting of iltii sltttroholilirs of 'l‘lio Jolttt ll, llilllllfl Poiligriwitil Fiixi-s, litil, will bi- llPltl iltt tlii- lloaril of 'l‘t1Iili- ltooitis. 'l‘ui¢<ilay night. at a‘ p m. lrctz. 30. 102i.

JOHN R. DINNIS, Preo- " l‘.ll7-ttttil

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To be aold by public auction on the premises on Monday. 22nd Dgoembgr, at 12 o'clock noon, the farm of 05 acres at Bethel, Lot 48. now or lately occupied by Daniel J- McDonald, with rltook, implements and equipment Including, 3 horses. 1 mllch cow, potato sprayer, scuf- Iler, horae hoe, digger, dlac narrow, gang plow, mower, woodslclgh, bod sleigh, truck wagon driving wagon. poles, work harneus, driving ha neea, riding saddle, shovels, cross cut saw, axes, tools, ate.

400 bushels lrlah Cobbler Certi- fied Boed Potatoqa, (No. 2 alze), a quantity of hay and straw, cedar shingles, boards, studdlng, barbed wire, blueatono. etc., etc,

Uaual tonne ol sale.

J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer.

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Si. 1354-12-17-11 lll<JlN'l"/,M.\N, llSUd plailil. sttiall size rusi-tvoiitl cits-o, fiiti- lotto. A

bargain a-t .\lill.~r UNIS, l-l2tl-l2~l'i'-tlVl3i “iii ARE DISPLAYING 50 var- ii-tii-s of i-attily on our ffllllf. count vi‘, You will find your cltoicc iti lllis ttssortt-notilt, Ji-ttkltis and Son. l-t34-l2-t7-Mili

rr is Nor roi) tart-z t0 have ‘_\~’()ill‘ tirivttto greeting f‘il.l'll5 llritttnil.

\\'i~ do lltiztti \\'lllit‘ you Walt, 1Z5 cards for $3.00. ’l‘aylor's Now‘- Storo. 143642-1701

MOIST .\illNl(‘i~.‘ .\il-.‘.~\i'l‘ itt bottles.

]l|'t'])til‘l‘l| attil riniily for llSi‘. 60 ootits por bot-tic, Jenkins and Son. l-llli l2~ ' '

’ THE CHARLO_’I_‘_'I‘ETOWN GUARDIAN DECEMBEwQSRi r, _ - n r - ' ' “All Alioard for Summerstde —llolman s Refund First-lilass Return Railway Fare t From Any Island Station to flustomers, tloming by Train, Making (lash Purchases of $25.00 or More. ~ - Visit Summerside, see your relatives and friends, do t $81! sflllla-"vlfll Tfiylalld yo‘? Xmas Sh-opping’ with the assurance that your I)on’t fziil to visit TOYLAN!) at Holmafis-hereare ' Runway fare will cost you “°th".‘g' all the toys, games, dolls and playthings the heart of Holmatfs will refund your railway fare—fr0m any youth could desire.‘ ‘ i i Island station upon the presentation to the Cashier of SANTA CLAUS WILL BE AT HOLMANS EVERY ' A f . . i’ - X E . l’ ' r fttlc your cash sales receipt t0 the amount of $25.00 or more. {fléirfggfiaiflgggigdlfgntlg mas ve “m!” your l Your purchases may be made in any department or all departments of the store~if the total is $25.00 or more " M Q S we will refund your Railway fare. " ’ H L N - ALL ABOARD FOR HOLMAN’S ! SUMAMERSIDE t .

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WGY Program THURSDAVT-D-E-OEMBER l8 WOT(Schenectady, N. Y.) (ii-noral Electric Company

7J0 Kllocyclcs (380 liictcirs)

Eastern Standard Time

aro itt-trart.i\'ol_\' llOilf‘ up In ilolly crepe tiiti-kztgos. \\'o ttositivitly- guar antoo the quality of lii"St‘ cakes Jenkins and Son, 1~lli-t-i;3_17.,\13;

-— ~-~<+>- . TUNE HARDLY APPOSITE

\\'.\’l‘(‘illl<?S fll<}(‘l')i\’l<)ll h_\' mail will ho protuptiy I"l‘|\<‘\ll‘f*ll h_\' (‘uil 355 a. mflfin“. signal“; ttioro and \\'illiattts, I09 ( it. J0 p. tti.-- Stock tnarkot l'('.|tt)i‘l., (lotirgi- Sin-oi. 1-i35-i2~l7-.\l3l i-lt) p. tit -~Pl"0(lllL’t.‘ tttarki-t re- -—-—--—-——-~-_~.~- ~~~ es ~_~___._» urt. ' cttttustntos" FRUIT SULTANA 12:45 ti. ni.—-—\Veflthe,r report and Clterry CHkPS tn a and i 21W ti, in-Hlliislc and l-allt; pound slabs 50 cents tier lh. They "Cmmi Twig“ fl" ‘Pllng Pmlln“ Daniel Chase. Physical 'i‘t'zttnltig

Riiroau. Slate Dopartntcitt of Etillfil tlon.

0:00 p nr-Proiliice and stuck tnarktot quotations; tie-wit bulletins. 6:15 p. tttmlteport oti condlt-iotr of Now York Stilt-e ll gltwitys, fitr-

NFJW YOllk, Doc. Iii-Tho mus- ical itil\\'flt‘l' box ivliich plays a tuna who-ti.- opens-it. is a favorite. novelty iti the (‘hr stunts ilisplzty-s this sinason. Oui- oi‘ tho favorite tunes is‘ that. old college tttclndy. “Drink Upi and (lUl a Itod Nose." The tune is: intioctiotts, since the conltenits of] tho box assures agtrittsi. any sitch‘ l‘t'.<tlil, '

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TWELVE MINUTE CROSSING l

\\'i‘lSIlltNtlT()N, Dec. lti.—'l‘hcl army air scrv co has jitst announc- od that an ttirtilatto flight. has been tttadi- by an army avfwtnr from tlii- Ail:ittiit' to tho Pacific coast ltt t.\vi~l\'i> iiiltiittes- Tho fight. Witt-i [across tlii- Pattattta cattal zone. W

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GETTING AFTER KING'S a AUSTRALIAN RECIPROCITV

Oppositfiiti Lo tit-r new Canadian- Atistra-liain trailo agroi-itictit tinder which the duty on all foreigtr raki- illS except Australian will be in- (Ti‘t‘£tS’t‘(i to ithreo. ci-tths a pound cott- titvucs to develop .n the tltree prairie. provinces.

[Pollowlng up the recent tiotllfoni oivlll. by the Manitoba wholesale groin-rs to the covi-ruttii-tii at 0t.- tawa tirotostltig against the inert-art- (‘ll raisin tariff. tho Grain tiruwers tlulilr an litflitotitlal paper witch has it w do circulation tliroitgh the Westorn provinces, answers the govi-rtttttottfs assertion that. the ln- cense ltt the price of raisins to tho t'.tlllt'illlli€f‘ would not be great and that ‘ado ouitlvts will soon adjust tlicntselvcs to the itew cottdltloiiu by say ng:

“ll is ttptia-rontly of little in- torcst ltow much tho consumer is soakorl provided there in benefit. for tho tnatttifactiiror. 'l‘lt‘is Australian tri-aty is ttiorcly a £7118!‘ of plating tttioilior ltitrili-tt of Sldltlthtltltl upon thi- t't)llStllllt‘l‘S of (‘tttiaiia iti tiftlthl‘ to subsidize tlti- growers of raisins iii Aurvtttrlia 15,000 tttiics away, itnd opou tip now itiarkcts for tilu (Tati- aiiiatii titanufricttirirrs-

“'l‘lio presotit ilitty of two-thirds of a trout por pnuitil oit ntisltio la pli-ln-iy high otioitglt. Furiltortnore, ,tho cotiitutiii-rs of Canada are tint ooiitplititi-lg about either the variety or tho itualty of tho. raisins they am now tat-tug. if tlii- Dotnluloti govi-rttiticttt wished to cttcuurago tirado with Australia. ilii-y llllKiil. have placed Austrlittn rais- ins on tho free l-ist iiiiil loft. tltc gou- cral ittrlff wlti-ro it Siillltlfl today. But. to raise tho duty 350 per cent and taki- $l,00tl,tlll0 out oi that cou- sunti-m of (‘aaaila in» tlftllll‘ to sub- siillzo growi-m il,000 tiiilos away is an itiilefotislblc act llore on the prita rliis tlt» Lonsutiters are already hoavlly pottallutd In order to sub- iililizo ou-r own protected lttduiiLrli-a and our owtt (‘ituailltttt fruit. gritw» om llui whotr it (itlllllltd to placltig another burden on our (aonnuittorli for tho bi-tteflt of growers ln other lands, lt is going a bit too far."

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Once All Hats ’ Matte 0f W001

Fi-lti-il wool was the oarltosl. form iirto which this fibre was ttiait- itfactitrod. lhn primitive racos diu- covi-ring. before they had lmtrtioil to split and weave, that. peculiar characteristic of wool wlrclt causes lt. to malt together, by tho applica- tion of iii-at. moisture and prensitirc. into a flrni and smooth teatime, susceptible of a great variety of tisi-ii, Modern mnchinWry has! utiliz- ed this pecui-tarfty tor many pur- poiseii- ft. has beoiit tound In the man-itfaoturo of hats, formerly con- fined to wool for its raw material, that Iii-r h better suited for this itae.

ttislivii by (‘attutiti A. W. Brandt, Siato Highway (fottititlssiiltiivr. ii:.'itl p. tti.——llitittot' mus t: liy lloti-l 'l‘oti Eych Ottclri-sirit, Albatry, N. Y. 72in p. m.—— "A Few Moments with Now Books,‘ L- L, Hopkins. Resistant librarian, General Elec- tric Company. Soloctioti, ltttirch, “Prlospertty" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Berber WllY Orcltcstra Milo p- nt.~'i‘alk on "Border Ballads“ Dr, (Iliarlies Aloxittttloi‘ Richmond, Prcs- dent of tin-ion Foliage. Selection, "Lonely Hearts" .. Illll Orchestra 8:20 p. IHQTCOIIIBllY. “Wvildittg itclls," by Salisbury Field". WGY Players

THE CAST

Fitzlsakl John Lofltus ltogitialil (‘arler Elhvliflftl H. Smith Jackson .. Frank Oliver Spencer Wells Edward E. St. Louis Douglas Ord-way Jerome lflvflihtillli Mrs. Hunter Helen. Campbell Marcia Hunter . . Marjorie 'l‘ylett ltosaltc Rosallne Greene Hooper .. . Lola Summers

Act l.—A room lint Reginald (litr- toi-‘s house on Madison Avenue, New York City.

Ttne-Adivs o'clock of an after- tiooti lni February.

Selection, "Tho Troopers" Itollluso

Orchestra Act lleSaltie as Aul l ThnoeNtno o'clock. Eventing of thi- saute day. S-slcctloit, "Dreams of Cahlldhood".. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Waldteufcl Orchestra. Act lll~Sante as Act. 1. ’l‘ltttie—--Eleveti-lhlrty ltt the tttorti- ing of tho following if-ily. SUiPCllOII, March "Conway" Swclley Orchestra 11:30 p. tii.~---Organ ritcltal liy Siophcti ls}, llolsclalr. l'roctor's liar- niittiits, UlPUCkCf Hall, Albany, Ncw York.

The “Little Lass” 0f Labor Party

(Associated Prcaa) .. LONDON, DPC- l0. ~——i,altor'i-: sole wotnzi-tt representative in thtc new lloiiso of (‘ominous is Mics Elli-tr Wilkinson, 33 years old, who won t-ho lldtildlrsborottgit East Division from the lilbcritls. Site li-i only 5 fi-i-i tall, but has mitablliiltt-d a ro- putatlon for pluck and pitgnttc-lty. Site is known as .1 wit. and is our of tho tttost effY-ctlve woman plat- fortti spivrkoro ltt tlii-. country. Mfos Wtllidnimnht shortness of iitnttiro was ratltor an nut-let. llllilfl it ilrwltaizk ltt the cnttrso of hor politi- cal campaign. for it nndrareil her tn the working classes who often refer to her as the "llttllo lass." ----<o>—-——

Mlnnrdhs Llnlnistnt llnnl by Physic-Inna

Special Poufiy Notice

We will be able to handle a Ilm- ited quantity of turkeys, geese and ducks early this week at highest market prleea.

We will take your offerings of llve and dressed Iowl and chickens until the and of the year.

If your stock la not fat lt will pay you to hold tlt rather than to rush it on the Christmas market in an unfinished oondltlon.

The Harris Abattoir Co., Ltd.

Charlottetown

Lions Fires His Last Shot

(Associated Press; CAPETOWN, Doc.

lions, has died herr- but only at‘ er ho itct-ounts-tl for 25h‘ of the boasts. Alli-u, whto wan a natlvo oi‘ ‘Poxns, cattto to South Atrlca l7 yi-atns ago ‘to rid the liritlslt Soiiili Airiciiii (‘otttpttnfs rattchi-s of lions. So well did he d0 his work that for the last ten years lions in the coni- panyls disitrlct bet-ante- about as abundant as bison on thi- Aini-ricnn Prairie. and hi- t‘\'\‘llillil|i_\' cull liiiti- sell out of a job. His but-I of lions is a rouoril, oven for Soittli .»\frli::,i.

Allen's description of (l lion was that it was tiotliitig ttiori- ilian a bli: ilog,_attil that lit was safest not to open flri- titttll tho animal was wiliin ‘.20 ywtrils of tho gun,

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Tiitankhamens ‘ Mother-in-Law Was Great Lover

LONDON, Doc. 10, —-A wntttaii whose attiazittg lteatuy enchants the eyo and Uhte mind, although s-he illcd in Egypt iLf-tlil yeum ttgo, is causing a sensation tn one of the Eltyptian rooms of tho llrirish Mit- Siidllfl. She is (Queen Ncfritt-itl, wife of the Pharaoh Aklinzitott, and mothor-in-lnw of Tutnnkhantcti.

'l‘lio almost life-size colored httst which has just lil”l‘ll yirototitcd to tho museum is a replica of the or- igltial found in the ruins itt‘ 'l‘cli>- Allllltflltl, and now ln the Berlin Museum.

Perhaps European

"She is the tlinest cxattiiplc of Egyptian portraiture," says Dr. Hall, keeper ot‘ tho. iilityttlttitii attit- qtiitics lit the lirltilnh Museum.

Famous archaeologists and art- lt-tls who thia-vc seen hcr agree that slio ls most beautiful woman of antiquity, and that as a work of art her portrait hilt-ii. is Llto most living thing that has come down fmtu the attclent world-

ller personality is stilrmunili-ll by mystery. Snttio exports think slio was a Syrian, itiliers oven stig- gtut that. site may have come frottt Ellffljtl).

A strange tnttrkahlo work socket is vitcatit. zrro divldlcd botwctrit

this re- the left

fact. about. is that tho belief

authority 0n this tierioil, that tho (IliOOII was blind ln ono eye, or that

tlii- sculptor dld tint finish his work. Visitors to tho tnuiictiiti have iiuggosti-ii to tlr" aitiliorit.ii-.~i

that the otttpty oye socket. should bl: filled ltt.

The Perfect Lovers

Nofri-tdtl In hinkeil with the first royal love affair |)l('.illl‘l'(l hy art- ;ist.~t» Iil-Irllcr and later iiiiootis of Egypt are sculptured hostile their llllfilllilltlt-l 'ltt couvti-ntiottitl attitude-s hut Akltnwtoti- commanded his art- ists at El Aitiartta to Illttilll ltiittsnlf attd his wife, not as king and itueen of Egypt, but as ltutitan belitgs, 'l‘lio truck tottrba of Atuarnii arc fttll of realistic rt-lii-fs showing Akhtta- ton and his boaullful wife wilting together affectionately holding ltattils. Thoro li-i on“ tilt-turn of Niefriel-ltt ailing on iti-r lllllillillltrtl kin-e.

'l‘lio history of tho tililal (‘lily of tlro Suir lutllit by Akltnaton1l,500 years ago. an that ha nnd his wtfo could experiment with Utopia, aug- gests that this delicate aristocratic woman was also one of the first great lovers in history.

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Talked to Death Says His Doctor

FJDM-ONTON, Doc, 10 ~— A new cause was recognized recently when Donald Macklo. Provincial registrar. accepted a death certific- atn from n Lotlibrliltzo doctor in which the cattste was given as "talk- od to death." The iloctor rofttseil to change the certificate, explain- ing that he bad operated upon the patient, who would have recovered had not a number of relatives ltt- ersliy "talked him to death" ln an effort to get him to change his will.

Hi.- "Yank", .\|il'fl, the terror of South African I

Scourge Of African lEtigianifs Oldest

Widow Seeks A11- other Husband

(Associated Press) TlVFHEE, ling. Dec. ltim-liirs. Betsy l't'lilll(‘.ll, who was a tlEl)lll~

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tattle Wilt ti Victoria became Queen

Farmers Flock T0 t Cities And France I- Lacks Bread

I (Associated Press)

I PARIS- Doc. lti. ltialtitig 500,00tl grains oi’ whi-at grow from one ltt la your and a ltalf. was; (‘ilictl in tho

"T Fllll-Zi-‘lllii ill 1337, is on the loolt- . , , . , - , - . _ oitt for a ltitsbtttiil. Site is too yoarsidus’) (“mu m H" (“Mum r or

Al‘('ll5ll'()l(ifll|~‘iIS'

lti-ld by Arthur \vi‘ll.!lli|, tlt lifldllinl"

u...“ eh. . .. .1 H t _ ‘o; pull ttg itt iit- slttiili- titi- olil _ tO..H,H;ViidIR.L)I-IH F?"‘?legl;lll\t“xg:l:‘lllltllfl- about iititkiui: two li-uri-s l'l'ti\'lllt’t'fi littvk --- l ' ' ' if U5 i - --. t -~.~ t -. . . ihw dflyi ‘imilhijghlltititygi: was. - ‘NIH’ ‘H “ “h-hh" ill ., l"llllil'l( w'i- "i lki‘ ' , , .' , . ,, “ . Years itgii. bitt tins‘iicittinzntifiiioti: ‘km. h} Puimy.("nnlfiir"um"l m N)“ rm. m ‘flux Sh“ ls thought u) h“ Tito? liiintrniilttalil.» sou-not. i-ottlili the itliiitst oi’ King ticurgi-‘s suli- N|,~.‘.)..W]:|.X:"I-lli' -| ._ _ LONDON. Doc. l5. 'l‘lt.- |‘l".ill|i ‘has l“ lauglmm. litlilit'tlll"‘ ‘l "",‘ t" m" Him iii" ilio lii'l'lll.'lll oi i-tiotts li-ll: thi- , ,- ifz:;:l'il':zll‘_'l' l':'l,l'“il';;_:l"_" small“ "Hy .,.lil\ slot; tits tho Anti ’ ‘ill. llrit- 60 S \"‘li‘ itioi~i~ iiriti li'tll‘t.l'- ioui i‘ H M‘ mm ll" “Uh "humus WON“ ail ‘(IN rm,“ n ‘“v_\q‘~_lluw'l‘l l: v it’? "' i-vciyywrlti ri» want to still.» ilown to l ' ‘nits SDiW-KPFS‘. ‘and ttosv ditty“ Mh-‘mpht ' ', “ -‘ ' . v ‘ i t cast‘ thi-y lt:t\'.- i't'i\ll‘llt'ii v 6 y tlilid oi tlt... [tropic culttvato tlii- Immvn. H”, m“). mink’ h". U“. :.(tii. Attd ittiutttitiuo tlto who: short l _ | ,- , I , 1,. ., ]a|.,.|. h llvii i-xtrttoriliiiiirllv soriotis this m“ "."‘~' w " “'5 " ~‘ ' .v -l Wtlrllyliur ‘ocoiililIliHl-‘i "ll" liiliiyu!illh“illi~v. (‘toils-Ii lthnliiiull" ~"-—"— , _, _ ____ . ' l ' t‘ i‘ .‘ ‘i iii- (Associated Press) {,“,','.'.,',',""Z,',‘: 5,11,, 1.3:," r ';"“‘,I." '1'?‘ ill tit.» It xi it is it... lflttiicttls 4... tampon. Dec, tofiviioii tltc ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ' ° “Q "m" iiio tltt'iil it. iaiiii- Soclallists. ill

ltttssait ship ‘Tovarisclt sailed from Port. 'l‘alliot, (ilatttorgansglre, ro- cctrtly, a wotttati captain. known us (Yoitiraii Dialcliienltl, stood oti tltc llllilttcr-ilcclt itt izottittiaitil of a crow of 0t) ttten.

Tito original captain of tho Tov- airtsch was rvloasi-il front prison in Rtis a to lltlVlliilll‘ tho vossol.\\’lteti it arrivi-il at Port 'l‘.'tlbttt he tlis- appoaroil» and all offoris oti the purl of Soviet ttgcnts to flntl him firloil. Friends said ho gttcw he would ho forci-il to room, 1,, my. sou tmtuoditiioly iipmi his arrival ill RIISSHI. and that lii- soizoii the first opportunity to escape.

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Marital Mix-up A Real Puzzle

LONDON, DPC. 16.—T]\Q four ilattglttcrit oi’ Mr. and Mrs, (‘., Eitwarii of lliiunslow, have tttarrioii two pilns of brothoris- Two of ilti-tii w-iltloil brotltcris tiattioil Walker, of 'l‘wii:ketthatti, itnd their brntltors itta-rrtril the Vtfltlkers’ sisters, ltc~ crtttly a third sister tttarrloil a ‘Mr. Flnlaysott, of (lltisivlck, "dlllli ‘yPt torday tho foiirtli girl tttflrrltgt] _Mr. Ftttiayisotfs brother at. Rligdllil‘, (fttll-aids.

Sees Christmas Tree First Time

l.Al'()lt’l‘l§, lud., Dec, 1ti-Tliis (‘lirlsttnzis will Ito tlii- happiest iti lifi- of Lillian Paton, nine yi-ars olil. Sho will si-o a (Ihrist- mas ircc loaili-il ivlth ltouutifnl

llflKSlllllS for tho first time. liilllalfs sight. has bi

lo ltcr through opcrittions per-

formoil by Dr. Jiiol Whitaker of

liiiliiittztyiolls. Tito cltllil was borti bl-‘nii in July. ltllfi. Wltllo Lillian was iti tlto school for tho blind at ltiiliattiipitlls, llr. Whitaker pcr- formed llto. first. (illltfitlltill on her cyi-s, Ttvo tttoro itpcriitlittis later liavi- glvcn llto cltllil slgltt. Lillian, whet-h_- motlicr and father iloia-rtcil her and ltor tltroo sisters tliroo years ago, is llvitig with an aunt. tieur ltcro. Site is going to sizltool whcro slit: stands lilgli ltt iii-r classes and is popular with her classtunti-u iinil toaizltors.

700 Tons 0f Mail On Way t0 Canada

LONDON, Doc. ltt-The Royal Mall stoami-r Ohio has loft South- llilllltplfln carrying an enormous (‘hrlstinits mall for Canada, consist- ing ot‘ 6.000 bags representing near- ly 700 tons.

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WHY SHE DID NOT OBJECT

ll. is a poor ya-rn that ilnosn't stand nu itttrrisloti-al now adapta- ilmi, which we consider apology uioiigh for tho. following PPVIlFJIl! Two gl-rlri, strangers to each other, worn seated at the tablo in a fash- Ilonitbie restaurant. Ono of them filli- ‘sliing when the other was about to iii-gin, iounizoil buck ltt her chair land ltt 1i‘ cigarette. Tho other one lseonrotl to resent ‘this nnd itnilil: