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We have a complete stock of Rhino Litmbermans Rubbers with White, Rod and Black Rolled soles.

Youths, prices . . . . . . . . . . $1.95 up lioys’, prices . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.25 up Men’s, prices . . . . $2.75 up

(‘all and sell our full line before you purchase elsewhere. We guarantee every pair.

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tlvc itomination convention held in

might assutne that the principle oi

on the record of the Patric-t and its

period the Patriot and the Liberal

i‘ill1(ll(iili(‘ oi

side oi the picture? What during

seliish and nngenerous position oi

'l‘li’s is the hard iatt that no amoun record: ---

' Queen's County Dom Conservative Candidates

i832 Fred lirceken, lawyer. city.

Alex. Nlariin, iarnter- country .l. i1‘. Myers, farmer. country. Donald Mcliiiinon, lawyer. ci ll may hen» he explained

country; ill the ionvintion in 15111

i921

Thick, Swollen Glands

790 Klloeycles (380 Meters)

oi the Conservative party that the Patriot now so unjustly bcrates? \\'.iS a broad sympathetic and progressive one as opposed to the narrow

on the part oi‘ ilic Patriot can ivcaken or dispel.

oi‘ the (Yonstmviitive itarty; but tor other iurntcr tiiieritig, Mr, Nicholson was nominated. 1h‘. J. '1‘. .li~nkins a iarmoi" and countryman. and for good reason. years ago he retired from active medical practice and (tperateil a large

THE CHARLOTTETOWN » GUARDIAN

PATRIOT’S BELATED CHAMPIONSHIP . 0

The Patriot has almost ironi time immemorlal been the organ oi the Liberal party oi this Province, and so continues. in its manyyeara oi erratic and inconsistent course it has never appeared to worse ud- vantagc than in its two editorials in criticism o! the rocen-t Conserva-

our city. in reading these articles

the reader unacqualnied with the peculiarities oi Patriot editorlalshlit.

turmer and country representation

as ilistlnct from city representation in Dominion elections in Queen's Cirnn-ty. was one dear to the hrnrt and mind oi the Patriot's editor. and never to be departed from. As the Patriot has seen tit to raise the issue it. may not be amiss to draw the voll and let a little light in

party on this question. During the

past iorty-ihrcc years there have been held ten Dominion general elec- tions. with twenty candidates running on each side.

party in (Queen's County could be

pcrsiiaileil to nominate only one farmer, Mr, John E. Sinclair as the the party in this country. that even he would have been accepted were it not that Mr. L. L‘. Pzeyrse, a city merchant, declined to be put in nomination in 1917. Mr. ‘Siticlair was their‘ candidate. in 1917 and 192i.

1t ls far from certain

But what ot‘ the other these many years was tho attitude it

the Patriot and its friends. 0i its

twenty candidates that iverc nominated to contest those teit elections in (Queen's County, eleven or a majority were farmers and countrymen.

t oi ivriggling or lugubrious whining The following is the lnlcn General Elecitlons

L. 1i. Davies, lawyer, city.

Dr. J. T. Jenkins. farmer. country. David Laird, printer. city.

i887 Donald Ferguson. farmer. country. L. 11. Davies, lawyer, elty. ‘ Win. Campbell. iarmcr. country. Wm, Welsh. master mariner. cizy i891 ltonalti Ferguson, farmer. country. . L. ll. Davies. lawyer, city. , Patrick lllake- meat dealer, city. '\Vm. Welsh, city. 1821i; Dr, Jenkins, farmer, country. L. 11. Davies, lawyer, city. Ali-x Martin, iaritier, country. Wm. Welsh. master mariner, city.

lSJUU Alex Nlartin, larmer. country. L. H. Davies, lawyer, city. W. S. Siowart. lawyer. city. 1), A. AieKiiinon. lawyer. city.

liilii Alex. .\laitin, iartncr. county. A. ll. Warburttin, lawyer. city. ' A. .-\. ‘McLean. lawyer. city. L. E. Prowse, merchant, city. 1510B Alex. Niartin, farmer. country. A. ll. Warburion, lawyer, city. A. A. .\lcl.e.an, lawyer, city. L. E. Prowse. merchant, ‘city.

1011 A. .\. .\lcl.enn, lawyer- Ill)‘. A. Wiarburton, lawyer. city. D. Nicholson, merchant. city. L, 111. Prowse, merchant, city.

i917 ll. Nicholson. merchant. city,- Warburton, lawyer, city.

Sinclair, iarniirr. country. Sinclair, farmer, country. D. A. hlt-Kinnon, lawyer, city.

A. 13. J. E. J. 1'1.

i)’.

that Mr. Alexander Martin, farmer.

received the unzinimitiis nomination personal rhasons declined. and no We have called Many

(violin obligate). (ilotienbeck), (b)

"iionnh- Dundee." (Scott). Mrs.

hiellln, oi 55 Cleveland street, took care oi the guest book and Miss

During that long '

DR. W. J. McCULLOUGH

Chief Health Officer for the Pro- vince of Ontario, says the time is coming when there will be a peri- odical inspection of adults which will lessen illness and prolong lite.

m-

SOCIAL GATHERING.

The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Holroyd, Wlnsloi‘ W115 the scene of a very happy gather- ing on the eventing oi‘ Nov. 17in. when the people oi St. Jithirs par- ish, lyllnton gathered to give their pastor a iaretvell reception. Alter the guests were xissctnbli-il. .vir. llolroyil called upon Mr, ilcrbcrt (‘oles to read an illlilfflnlh‘. while] t» 11.: iliiss Vera llorne presented lilr Patton with a purse. The prc- sr-utation wis quite a surprise to .\lr. Patton, who replied in it mast- orly manitci" to the very kind senti- ments oi ihi- people. lie said lll‘ ivonid never i.) (‘i the hospitality oi‘ the people oi‘ Militia. which was so kindly hcstowcil on him during his stay antong them. 'l‘ite evening ivzis vary itleasantly spent in music and goats. mush: biting inrnislic-il ' by Airs. L, L. Ji-nlciiis. .\l rs. Li mu ~l (‘obs and .\lr Roy Younkier. After liinchi-oii was served. the people all jUllllfil in a sing-song which ivas gritzitly’ enjtrvcd by all- A hearty vote oi thanks was [Ullilllffltl l\lr. and Mm liolroyil for the very pleasant evening. spinit. Alter bouncing l\lr. Patton aml singing "For iii- ir- a Jolly (lood Fellow" a very itleasant evening was broilglii to a close- by all joining hands and singing "Aulil Lang Sync" and Lind Save the King.

Thi- following is llic illltlYUuSI iicv. J. W. Patton. '

DECEMBER 12, 1

“The Haberdashery?

J t‘ Q P actical G "ft llere at this, his favorite store, are things which in; will have to buy for ‘hintself if Santa Claus fails to bring‘ them down {his chimney on Christmas morn- ing. ‘thristitizis Gift Ties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75e up llitcx Silk Hose .. . . . . . . ... . . . . . .....$1.50 pair ldiittjlisli (flashniere Hose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.0!) pair Fine Initial Linen Haitdkcrcliiefs . . . . . . . . . . . .5tlc lrish Linen Haindkerehiefs (1/-_- doz.). . . . . $2.25 up l/‘tlhite Silk Knitted llluillers. . . .. . . . . . $2.25 up

l-lrushcd Wool Muillcrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$l.5() up

(trey Sll/Ctlc (iloves, Sllli lined . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2l.tlil

Natural Lllramois Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . J . . pair

Fine Importcil Wool (llovtvs . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.27) up ,

Unlined Buckskin Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.50 pair t

Automobile (lloves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$;,l.ll(l up

liombay (ford Shirts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “$11.01)

Filk Broadcloth Shirts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .3235

iliiocho lllitts for llatl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2." 3 pair

~ Scotch (‘tashtnci-c. M Lllll(‘l‘:§ . . . . . . . . . . . .$Il. 5 up

White Knitted Pullovers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,'5.tlll

Knitted ("oat Sweaters . . . . . . ., . . . . . . . . . . . . $31.00

Smoking‘ Jackets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $81.50 up ~.>.

Dressing; Gmvtis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .;“El).tl(l up é

llezil Leather (‘lub Bztgrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.31) up

Henderson 8t Gudmore

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Laughton School oi Boston. Pm- vious to her marriage Mrs. Tapiey was connected wit-b thr- Masonic

Sand and White

These carry healing and

' ~. = ... . .7. ti. l.‘ N, . I i l- The Dally GfOSS Word Puzzle _ l.ll'lll (Upton) .n Ohsiiottemwn Royalty. Whtrc ho 115111.11 tiur in. many “...... o; 5L Wm“, pa...“ _ i0‘ GRAFTON sT. < ll his years oi activity, and was a successiul raiser oi stock. We I Allliltrlbt .! i “li- < . . .- . )->-- is r: ‘ one 9g These Brain Testers Appcm-s Every Morning in Th’ have iiaiiieil Mr. William Welsh as a city ‘man, itirlh; Qvas all his latttllvg n1 wlhhbdvul) Wm.“ um ‘w: r i!‘ Guardian hie a master 11111111101’. 5\11i1'°W1\1-‘1' and ‘Miler- "n a a on“ n "tare as nthleil here this vveitign to. L ‘- ' a ’ city. it is trite he had n summer residence at Kellllviillrlllic 1111111)’ 8 my fflq-e“-,._1] u, yum | r wooooo0o0000000000000o000000o+¢¢4¢¢oo¢o¢¢¢¢44>¢y¢ business man oi the present day. Y0“ Patina‘ HIIIOMZ 115 i1 101411 ' , r .,,_ _ we think w.» pa“, sniilcitmtly exposed the hollnwncss. the liyniir- “l-rallifiil" 111,1 "(YY “"111 Y"11.1_1“"1' —*'*' ~-—---.--- __.___ —_ ~ "' ‘ , . - , _ t ti.‘ l :1 '1.‘ l tl ' DOWLING—WEATHERBIE . I 2 5 4’ _ 5 P1531 11ml We 11118111- 511!’ iliecliiltlishness oi the Patriots attt mp1 1° :fi3;h:l,uy‘v:,::,f] ,l:,,,,i,l,‘g‘li,,:.,0 ma. L_._._ lahle and nseihl presents. Includiiiiil CANADA'S HOME“ O. now broai t the seeds oi ilissenslon and Stlfililfliln llmww“ m“ ‘llvflbriiitiiics was ever looked l'(il'\\'1ll’1l to "it Dnnstaifs (‘athcdi ii \\ illi IN“ _ » ‘111‘"_'1'- P1111111. linen. biao f (‘Am-Uta “m, H“. tum.“ Insnnw, ers oi‘ town atltl 1=1111fl1l".‘/- ll 5* fl IWPUY 51111111 l“'$"“~'”"- “ml w“ MUM" “Ah rlllvllmllnli Ml". l 1111:“! |t1‘1'\ scene oi a prcitY 1‘\\_'1‘lil a: t Wmlhllh. lo-‘o a iiniiiiiet'ltii' divorce cases in the ldntzli 7 5 that the Patriot will receive little countenance for ll. 1311"" ‘Tom Hm itlblirlligluill‘(lvldllllllléfllillhldilllillllllldS lfillxtdlnuxlvllllli: nl'1‘l;i(~l)l‘l<'|l.ml‘ldl\\'lliil-:I‘h “l "1' the vomit.’ (‘Ollzilllllv ‘i’ wlikhlg llmml‘ “Pr l ' ' leaders or its 0w“ pan?" u is “me ma‘ such rank nnschmrdnakmh ik-rtziininit to the hood oi yoiii‘ ilauizhti-twiitlii‘ late Jas. and .\l"r'-| - - Im-‘Im “inn” will‘ '111111*‘1'1'11-‘ f‘1‘l|1l'“4““"h""illliylr l-lqllz“ -' ‘- "l" am f. . were frowned HD1111 411111 1111115111111191111119011- iloclt- Your inter ‘i in the \‘llilil' ldllcn ltoirling- l)l't'1lllli‘ the bridi- ‘Hmldg 111 llillilllvfil (‘llllflrllllililll(,t1|1;_ (mm. '5 ' ' mind" ""‘ .9 /0 // /2 Charlotti-tinvn. as a matter oi iactpls only one oi the live electoral lentil-Li yon intuit witiiliiii will‘ “lint willjilnn “vvulllmlllipy- Sh" m lr"__—_'_‘ a . , ,,.. , . . . ' t ‘v. || t g ' --, -;_- - g - ; - - \~ ; _ , ; -' - “"*_~~————<-a ______, l “mulch, commsmg (was... manly, I15 (icltgritcs iii the tonwiitioii t~t_tt__l<l‘t .1 111w _\\ is mitt t, utk- H“ itdnt 11 it“ _ . t~ nil ~ I 4 _y Lhasa 1 l h m. the“, ‘mlvmuw, H“, pitcnitiil by its minihirs. \oui \vt.lilltliill. oi this (‘ll_\. the liti. 111111111 0m? b” l‘ “wr” fraction or He Wm L‘ , "l. ‘ i . place in the Saltbath Sifllilill. whcre- Father McCahe (tillciaiing. 1 , _ L’ /f /_‘>_ liarmers comprised the great maJorlty. it was their business to lioliiill’ by your noble ixnnplie and kindly 'l‘he bride was zitti-niieil by her I \,..- \ 3 “u. teimm they pleascil. There were several iariitcr (filllillililliffi 11111 111 preempt cnili-ziieil yoiii'~'i~li' lo allYt-ousln. .\iiss Agni» (‘()1‘l'l.“\ll,\\‘llll\“ ' -..-. i‘ -. ' -'-"z'- -;"-‘1".':: ‘=1 -~ nominaiioii and because the iartner (leleg-iti-s fiilllaetl to ViliLllilrlllli ill $1,121!‘iaiixullfiiiulillit“illpllltllcllilt vilulgll‘ “It”. Llglnllllliill ll()_\l( llll) ‘slllipilrit ll . - :~'t l'~:t' ~'~t'.-n- , - , _ /6 /7 mu“ H“) m MGM.“ and lmumd by \ u Pill)? )'ll(ll‘l\(ynvkYig; i\lll.,ll;_l“lcl_ rcpt this gilt which ex-pri s ill a ’ilie bride was llttiwiliilllj-Zl)’ atiir. fgigtjtl “t the popularity and strength oi the ticitt i iosi n. ii '- {yr-int- way our untold trot m or] in 4, lawns.“ m“ M mm, Wm, H ilelegates ii‘ they felt so ‘illsposed could nominate two iarmcr candidates. Iylmlr ,1..1|,,,,-l,,|-‘,,_ “;_|,..:¢,\\»_Q.- you w, nine" pipiiflpg, ||-,i_ 111,. ],|-;.1.-5,,,;,1.| . , . < _. i bilsinqm, Qf the Patriot, it! gout wisnies o llt‘ people oi a so wort- illlt‘. /6 l3 20 ‘ 2/ 11"“ the’ d“, not do so s no - Milton will over follow’ you. And 'l‘lic album's slit to the bride was ._, H‘, N,“ I E. may the . l-SIJI‘ whom you sci-vi» a strin (ll iiluthird pearls .'iiitl tho cANAgmty/dtrAa-SIONAL l)l;|£%l3av(()l:?L“I(1K;:S::H Uilllfllfitefiisigllltl over bless and keep You with nil ‘ y- .4111 to the l>l'l(l(_'.\‘lllillil \\‘£l‘1 . - t wirele: inesszigtzs h the (lanadiain "mlndmw" m mmu" ‘minis’ / P? 9.5 Pf 26 i Namm“; q~eleg,.a,,hh"und we...“ strait-ti on hi-haii nithe peoltle oi 1111M‘ the t-i-rmitiiy 1111- ltaittw l Unkm SL Julius Parish. Milton. (‘Ouplo ilrove to the home oi tliel ‘ ltailio program to be broadcastcd Tiny“. by the Canadian Nation, Mr, A. w, Hmrsyd, bride's mother‘. where a illlllll)" 2 by the Canadliiii National ltailwziy ;i| Aiunoy (“new -Mr. Robt- Hooper. “Tililllif-I lWPflltia-“i \\'=IH servi-tl. al- 6 System iii the British Empire. from SEND your lireisltt and Travel _' “m ‘mu-h m? “any P“ ."~v m" """ Station C. N. Ii. ‘\'\ i313 metre-st. throughout the gluitl. Dominion oi SOUTH GRANVH-LE SCHOOL t“ mm.“ "1 m“ 1"""""'-“ ,"“"l“"”t Mmluo". N. B" Btmluyl Duconlhm, Canada _.._. ivhi-ro iliitui-i" ivas served iii .\iis.; 2 2 12th. 1112-1. 11y ti“. The following is the standing oi w"""l"""l"" '“"-"l “Xltllclil- fillrlr-i 8‘ ‘a 9 8.00 inn." Dotniiiion Live Stock CANADIAN NATIONAL “"1"” “P11111119 511111111 W 111v """ "l. “'.'""" “l” "'1"“="“' ‘~‘"‘“'""-“ Rrpons. RAHJNAYS. mom“ of Nmnnnbvr; most illlllllilii‘ ll‘l(‘.ll(l~l [llll'i(l()l~l. 8.31) [rm-Program by Artists from ]323_12.]~)_\11i (irade Vlll.~l, Ji-anetia McKcn- “'~‘l_111'11111;§ 111 tile evening to thcl I 1 5L J01,“ NJL- lmdtr U“, ‘time. "' zie; 2, Alexandra Keir; 3, Janie l"'|‘l“-‘ 111111111 1111‘ llltilill‘ 111111111‘ (‘II-i 7 Cross Word Puzzle No. 15 m)" Ur Dr. Pmflval L. Donnell‘ __.._¢o>_ [<‘()]];|n,]_ v J. tertalnoil over one linntliwiil flillwélsi , 1, it;ns..,,,i,p.‘ e0 (janmmjt MccLuR5_TAp|_Ev (trade \.~ i, Dorothy .\ii-I\'cr_ir.i~; 1° $11ltl11'1”- _ i A Kay to cm“ word punie Na 15> g, gopmno 501,,‘ "Q gm, pamipj A ____- bilcitiii lllagcnfl; 3.1 r\tli"l(|lli‘, ll~‘oi- W:\Il“"|‘11l'.\"llilfalszini] ‘Pnvlillllil. ivasi F I .. a . . . ». .. . , i . -, _ ., ~ ., 4 ,1“. n ()|"|'_ 1 . 1 I . i . z - g a ll o lt'r aililisv- _ mplmfi ~Ga- s- -iIJ‘|o¥\--~I¢.\. , 1 I‘,.',f',,.LL“""“’ (‘u-ML Mm‘ 111-1“l8,,jug,§‘,Y3,,,{;§;§‘§,,l1‘;§§1?.1';“‘$,'.'l: Hdlrziillo lfleflfiiiirbllltii Bliflljdnhic. ""‘"l~“- M“ 111111 “Pa. Weailierhicl u Horizontal gzlltlkvw Si. ‘honor solo, "lieiovctl. it is Evelyn {Vii-Clarinet 771 Trowbrltlni: Ilkoliilt“!la’;‘“'l;"'l,l u l F H l “w” '11" "Plltiellir oi many rulirj y r -- - " t - - ~ i .‘ -- ; ; . , * ‘rate ,e~. 1.1m ii : z ; l. Bird's ilwclliug. 2i (favoring for a wheel (Bus. “(ll“illdlilllllililrlldTmlllilp2 Tilrilltfltl.’ dlmfi nliiclglltn‘lthildilltldllllfl- 2. ‘Vlllli! Milfflfifln; 3. llrviho illrlll“ I “sec” d 7’ "l4 ltmlnl viuvnhx i; t sunning) cit: Ilirs. ll. ll. M=ii;Mi<-.liui-i. “We iiniitttl hi marifitise. This "mi- l n S . 't't. '..' 7 :t'. . . -- .,‘. .- .'.-.-. -. .< _ . ,— ;' . -2 ..., ..i...{i:::r"t.;;:::.. *:.{’;;~‘.*;::t;- m its: ‘wttiizt tmsgg‘; .3111.“ li...»....1i..1‘ ‘l lti‘.tf.l°'.~..-: o m r .- - i- ~11» wt '.. 11211-2. :, i...:t.. -1 '---1 ‘L’! ii Raw mineral, 215 Article. lo), Dr. P. L. Donnell. 11111110? oi the Prospect Street Con~ ‘"1- ' “Dune l i2 Parent. 127 Towards. G. Soprano solo (a) "sq"; of gregationtilchurch, (fambritlge, ’i‘|i.\ Grade; .\—I1. ‘Keir McLeod; 2, , _ Ill (train. ' Seuss." (Mora): (It) “Carrisslma" lirltltt was given in marriage 41y hi-i- 11181141111 E1" 1 "T1" “"11 l tr, limit-ht. tPennl. Mrs. Blake Ferris. ninth-r. Perfect. titwntltinvvr Jennie (‘er- .-. . ~_ ' H; WMHL ]'_ 13-11m- 5010 (a) "Land o; u“. ‘ The (ldcorntlons were m‘ autumn belt, Eliza-both Corbett, Netti-e. liii- -. - , I . l7 Stool Sky illur- Waters‘; (Cudmanl: (b) Iollaait and rhry-‘tanthemtims. The K1‘11- -1"1_1111'l\1'1 Mlydwlllmv Allxilllllr-l m Girl-m. ",H",,_ Little lrish (virl. (Weatheriry), wctlillng musicwas furnished by :i Keir. lat-bri 11-15011- ‘ ‘.511 ltarling. .\lr. A. (‘. Smith. -\'ii‘llill(‘ll trio oi young ladies. who '__”"">__—_ ‘ ' 33 N” “m”, (an) I ’ 3- V101“! 8°10 (l!) "Mitillet."_ 113m» also played (luririit tho reception AN ACUTE ANGLE o“ - t Z3 limb“! m. ~ ‘l? thorn-ii)‘. ‘(in "My ()ld Kentucky‘ which followed the ceremony. “Vvlwt 1H tut aviitvnnsle. iietiry- . ‘ _ 25 lieilway (ab) . Home (l-oster). Mrs, H, i], Mm- The bride mndo n beautiful D10. asked the tt-nehen. 1 _ c “6 (‘dnpprimnw - hilchaei. titre in her gown oi‘ white gem-g. The pupil hesitated; gave up 1n “____ , 5 .... ...-::.13;:."1‘°:.':; mini. 5:23.‘. list: 3?“;.{i.l"'$31l,..'"'ll..“'l'§;"'..';{‘"‘.i? . . t. "- l “Seconds” .1 _ , ‘ > - ~1 - ‘ ". re you iini t. I _ . an you ' . ' - ~ ‘m mplmd‘ 'Si“'“1‘\’ris?l")' n!“ P!‘ ll" Bonlmll‘ “m” w“ "léiimllcd with "r1111?" tell me a thinit about an acute l but In ley a1 e’ qulte tranklyw i t. 't n.oo" zl." Rx. osiioins. l 1t .1. r II l w , - _ Vtrtlcai , Mrs. ll. Ill. ‘Machilclidtill? ( m] white bride's l-bsesmllvllllli lllld; ill a'|.€(])(l|?_one that elves vou a iriln h d l S130 ‘k. r eanb you ale 0H0‘ 0d l H‘ Tum" mm’ "Banjo Songfl mp’ valley shower‘ ‘MISS “hrmmp to remember ISIIDINNPL came lite an ‘ C lnias WOl'i;l1 ilOln to i Vlosr. tllomer), Mr. A. C. Smith. lie Runrdon oi this towti, cousin oi, l '1. ' I ‘ " ' ' ' t l Del’ pa“). f , 6Q ' ' " _ g gn.,-,,,|_.-|,i,, my.) Y12.“S?grnfifi)si)lti((fl’l "Sariltltr Mist; the brldltt, in {nzuch eollorizillcaitton "mm answe ' __ -on- e- I Solne it O1 ' l CGntS On ‘aCcOunt 0i 3 mum“), i“ N,“ T, U i; I on. im ; ) “ a oy o crepe tr mmei n pear. ant enrry- _ Quickly Ilnllhcd B ‘ 1'] '1 (r _ ' ‘ - (ML) 1 ' H l n Ir“ iinntth-ten" (Sanderson). Mrs. Blake int-l lnutterlly roses. nitenileil as ThmiiqgnIcgrilll-gatlflfyufgofiA y 01. . . . - n“ “npcrfectlon; SQlllC bkll) , Nmmmnm An,,w,,- to pom, No, 14 l-orrls, bridosmaiil. Little Phyllis Slyves- e I1 Yr e 1w- ’ 61011 11] H18 machines 5 wyqfi". as lfi. Baritone solo (n) "Clang oi’ (er oi Cambridge was iiower girl. will“ l“ U‘? ‘mast "ammm gmlmc" ' ‘, ' ' the Forge," (Rodney). (b) "l asslo She wore blue georgeito trimmed ‘1 mamma“ t "t "Y "F! ~ T111‘ . - . g Emir’ h t)’ Mine," (Walt), Dr. P. LfBon- ln pink rosebuds. and curried a "u" 111 111111157510111111- 11118 1W0 on- These ale plaln 01' Plbbfld and m lrfsfngmt". (‘a’) ____ ncll. n ' ltaaket m‘. rose Petals. yo. 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