General Jan Christian _Smuta P.C.; o_o., iomor rromior ortho Union of South Airloa, probably the moat picturesque figure of the great war and the great peace that followed lt.. Photographed in the Windsor Station oi the Canadian Paciils Railway on New Year’s_Dey._'l'hia is the Brat time in liisloiéf career that he _has crossed theA antle to 'it th ti t d liisin

vis is con uen an ten. tion is to "See something oi Canada and Canadians at home and to get a livin: -impression ot the moat

important. of the young. British Domlglona". While n Montreal lie was a mitted to an L.Li D. Degree bythe University oi _McGi1l.

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MT-I' S'i.‘EwanT_ NOTES

I _..¢~.~ -' »_. ‘_-._-r - _ -_ W- “I4 ws- WW# 'Ish Ulisf-.~ lottetown-_ -New. Yaarfl- with ==1-iw -my we

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was in ciuriotzoi_§wn'on1_‘h»n»eay ~

Def. ¢lil.its" a num-

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-wdmouu T Instituto" held h

v_¢y-isooooosioi -'"I>'uih-y .sai'o" gon'

saturday' s.ioo‘rhoon;‘in- tho' emi-o,oI an-. 09.1.' ssofhnispii being woli pa- h»onissd;'_everythih'g in ihsiiaisioi "rood'_oaia'°1_doind he-ioumrand the moat intseating event draw inc or? a' heiuiiioi 'christmas 'cakel donated hy ws. im-.> A. a.-mriin.- in-. Doueias =happened io iiave'ih'o'1iioky‘i.ioirst. ~' _

QA very pleasant evening-was ,spent _at the Home o! Mr. -and

'ir-f,_-Metaphor-n von New Years 'night

me ovonreoini- ru" Your pony. The h.i»§o~ pomsoi- oi~euesi'o _present en}oyed';lthem'aelvea indaiicingiand games. diunoheon' was served and all he.nds»`deparied'in 'the wee small hours L»enthusl.estlca.l-ly ' it L reel hood' tithe. ' ‘ ‘

Mrs; (mn) -J'.'G. Toombs, Geome- town, s_ipent~New`Year's1at her tor- mer homie-..in‘Mt. smwart. the west or"hor"c».\ichtor Mrsnu. w. mo- K”_

The iunera.l_o!._tl1e late was Mary

Catherine MoDona1d.of'Clien'y-I-lill. was _held from Cd her brother Mir. _P.`l§do.Dona.ld. on solid-1_1-si-_mfe-i\==»1"=f° 1-is to zest in'St. Andre_w’s Cemetery, and despite _thejiapt that the' day was ooldfa large number were pres- ent at tliejhouae' and’greve to pay theirlasgr-esp_ect_'s. - '_ _'

lldruand Mn. -Lyman 'Jay ' and daushier. Georgetown were in Mt.

stewart; on New '-roo'r's nay. ‘

'se-.~'n_oy madothe nm steps t4>wards_i'u'r-`ia.rming,__'_ having purcl`ias`ed-_tw_o“pairs_`oi tones 'and isprep`aring"'enewranch."- '

Mr.`and ws. raster Jey.'!'a_nning srsok_ were' ln'-'tho' city' 'satin-adv. -iv

me -nos_'oio»-.i¢oI.ood,>rotinnod is

Mt; siewa.rt"'6ii-'sam:'day'w mums her diiliieaf es 'teacl'ie7r,"a`i'iAr spend- irg the holidays at liar homofin valieyiioid. - ' ' ~

. M.r.'John lbehan was-in-‘the'1Clty 1”t_wg¢k,lal ._ _ __ , - -

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_WASI-IINGTON, `D.- 6.,” Jan.- 7.-A rosoioiionuidng. on-iy recognition of the independence. of -India by the United States .was introduced in. the United States Senate todayby -Bena- tor_Blain_e, Republican. Wisconsin. The resolution .provided that Sell!" filedge-its suport to the Presi- dent of the .-United Btates -“Whatever he may deem it proper tomecogniee the sovereignty and the independence of meh." ' _ _ .- < . I ,ln oiierlng theresolutimi, Blaine said at o ia.is'i-_eatsho intended w discuss the aubjecti ' along with the pleas for 'Philippine ~indef_iendence and the relation of botli ‘ta the. naval con- ference about reconvene ln`l’.»ondor_i. _Asked i! he did.not think’ his reso- lution might be .con.`sid'ered' interfer- onos in the nina-s of the British moi- pirs, senator _*maine adhii'tzod“‘it nii|ht,beao-called). Itiwas nL1‘ ideafto dlscussfthe resolution in. connection with .theimetter -ofa giving.; independ- encsto the; Phllippine_Islands.’ He thought that so long' as Great Britain doni_hoaiad._ india' and'-.ohe_-united States ‘ doifninaibd .".i-ho’ PhiliPPinee 'it was 'nscuaary' to-‘keepiopen the asa Numiwnip possessions and this had efbearina uponjfther naval~'disu-nia‘- ment problem: I : " -_~

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Mr. _W_ili‘r_ed _Nioiiolsofh student of; r. w_, .o. scent his holidays with hh, person. ur; and Mrs. Hushie Nichol-_

'That Y. P. 8-, 0! Plc!-Slllvt Valley United Ghilroh held a very njoyable _

J- A- Guicliti’e_on Tumdey night, Dec. 31.- society. oi which Mrs. Frank bulclifig is president, and mv. Mr. Paltthorpe a very active members, is

helipod those two capable leaders, and the other* member who are always :eady in co-opei-its with their loaders, - wears looking for ward to an uplifting eiroceseiul year.

_Misa R.ata_ Cruwys, Kirigston. is visiting in Glen Valley, the guest. of _ Miss Katherine MacKenzie.

_'Miss Adele Macliennan. teacher of Fmdaricion school spent the holidays at her home; Experimental Station Ghaziottetawn.

and little son, 0rland_ spent Christ mas.wl1h Mr. and Mlrs. Ire Mallett. Granville.

. The many .friends oi' _li/lr. and

learn tint little Daroiihy is recover int from her recent illness.

.On the aiiernoon of December 19.

in the gaily decorated schoolhouse of lllredericton tor the semi annual ex- ' adnination. The pupils who were ex- amined by their teacher assisted by Mrs. Rank Ciltclilie and Miss Mary Stevenson-, scqulted themselves very crediiably. Then a very enjoyable' DYOIIBDI was rendered by the pupils after which all present were treated to candy by the teacher. A gleeful Santa Claus then appeared and dis- ributed the. gills to fthe pupils from the teacher and the Women's Instit- ute. Alier Santa Claus had wished all present a, "Merry Oln'isLmas" he de- parted and the meeting was closed by singing the-National Anthem .

sir. and in-s. A. D. ooicliife Hun-' vor nivn-. wore visitors io medérictoo New Yea.r’s Day.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ackland and iamily, Hampshire, were the guests of M.r._end Mrs. G. W. Stevenson on

New _ ,Years Day. _

.Miz _and Mrs- Wm. Buchsnnan, Al- bany __ were visitors t0 _Fredericton on_ lfew Y¢ar’s Day- I

On the evening of Dec. 20._Fred-

_ericton Sunday School held a most eiijoyable Christmas tree and enter- tainment. Blmt. N. B. J. Miuray, pre- aiding. The program was most ad- mirably rendered. The recitation of

Raliph Weel¢s_ sono! Mr. and Mrs. Iqrne Weeks cells for special notice. Ralph. who is only three years old, recited his piece very sweetly. We were also pleased to have with us Miss Marlon_M.ao1ienna.n of Charlottetown who favored us with two clever read- ings. ~ _ _ - _

The following is the program. Welcome Drill-By seven pupils. Chorus-Christmas Welcome-By

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nooiuuon-Trosso Pound. -

séoiuiion-_miph ws.-ks. ilhferclse-Ml.lton and adelma Gut- oluie. '

_Dialogue-'I`rouh‘.c in Santo Claus Land-Eight pupils. 'Motion song-Good some chos- _Biza girls.

_ _Zllecitation-Beatrice Stewart.

_Dalogus-lust Mothers Little Girl `-four girls. ` _ Re_ci-ta`tion-Lady santa Claus-Ml-l ton Outcliffe.

Duet-Harriet and Jenny Weeks. _ Tableau-Preparing for Christmas

-`-by nina puplls._

Reading-Marion Machennan ion

cored.)

Bt'ar_Drill-by ten girls. ‘ _ Duet-.Star col the East-Irene

Weeks and Adele._MacLennan. - .Wecitation-Celia Stevenson. _ ` Dialogue'-For the Christmas pud- _dlng-`ten pupils. ' ' __ ' ‘Recitation'-Clara Pound. ` ` 'Pantomine-It Canis Upon the Midnight _0lee.r.. I ttecitailon-tdiller Stevenson. chorus-ohrisunu nails-by school Dodiave the Kiii|._` oar, the close of the program, a jolly Benta Ulaus al>Deal'ed_ and dis- ifisliuafoaooy ood opoioo to iso Many- thanks are due to our tv'ro.ganei-ou: merchants. Mr. Frank 0irtalIfe'and ltr. “Walter Weeks who

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Mrs. Golden. Weeks are pleased to I

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» s_oIii'e very Oiit'sti`illdi1ig values in the furniture line, val- ues; that ,comprise quality, "appearance, sefi-_vice and

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WAL_NUfI‘f`FINI_s'I_I DRESSER, oi. tractllvelydinlshed, well made and serviceable -fitted with 36 inch case and plritemirror. _

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DRESSEVRS in surface oak or Wol- nut iln'_ish,' exceptionally well made and 1'i¢|'|,|i-l0ki|1E with three deep linen _drawers and finished with

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a strong and sturdy Crib, very at- tractive in ' appearance ilited with easy running cast_ers,nnd service-

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This is one of our outstanding ‘bhrgaiiis in a BED OUT-" _

t FIT. The BED is WALNUT- FINISH, continuous Post

sign with' five filling rods at each _end and fitted with roller. ` casters, height of head 48.inches, height Of_ foot 34 inches,

length 6 feel, widths 39, 48 and 54 _inclics.. . _ »_ '_

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_'ALL FELT MATTRESS. exii-s_'o`_of‘r and cosy. Iviodo up or

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good quality Art Tickling -excellently finished. Widths 39,

48 and 54 inches. _ ' _ - ~ » _ _ '

FEI.T MATTRESSES, excellent/quality that will give good

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BED OUTFIT comprising a WAL- ' _ NUT FINISHED STEEL BED iii- ted with 2 inch continuous steel ' posts perforated steel panel medal-

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widths 3 feet 3 inches and 4 ft. and ' 4 ft. 6 inches. Complete outiit com- » prising Bed, Link Spring with high ‘ »

risfr and Fen' Maqress' $20 95 CARD-_TABLES excellent quality Pnce ' withgreencovered tOpsizeabout30

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KITCHEN CHAIRS, set up ready for use, good quality and \'ery ser- viceable. Doii’t 'miss _this bargain.

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Plan, the United States accepts the

full faith and credit of Germany as

the only secui-it_`y' and guarantee for fulfilment ol Gerniany's i obligations

riirthermore in notes exchanged he-` tween and Berlin as 'ah annex to the treaty it is agreed-that

this Aruoio 4 ot.iiio_ii`sa¢y is to so

inilrnreied as meaning' that osrnhiny will in the futui_~e_.be in the eeme.po'- ation as principal' "seniors oi, the U,ii_ii/at States. which means Britain. l"ranas._It`a1y_ and Aix'ierioa'e other wartime dost hind-

with America

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o Summerside

1y.in view of the campaign of the right in -Germany in favor of refus- ingto pay reparations. Thus Ameri- ca‘s example risks embarrassing the 'other creditors of Germany and the

'question will arise whether Washing-

ton‘s' 'adjustment of the United States 5 per cent share of repara- tions has not hampered arrange- ments for the payment of the other Do per cent.

LAKI. VIBDI SCHOOL

The following is the standing of

Lake' verde Bohool for Novemlier:- qrsde x-i,_ ru-noii wood: 2, mur- 'i.oe.' Redaholidl S. Edna Redmond. 'Grade' IX-If Ollie. Bdylan. Glide _Vl_1Ii-i., Imelda Bileheiz I, llary lledinond;-'enllerseret mdniond; I. Will: WNd._ 'Glide VI-I, Helen 'Aa`_!ol!ii"I. 'ara 3 Pius Nd-

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III-1, Basil Redmond; 2, Ira Red- gi-cater popularity. ` taining a lull report of the :how al

mohili 3. J°l¢Ph Shen. Grade II isrl The .general contents of the mega-_ the Royal Winter Fair... ' "

'-1, Allan Callaghan; 2, Marion Bry- zinc are bright, interesting' and well _ Rod and Gun and Cglloiqsi silver ian; a, Iavlhia shoe; 4, Esther hed- Iiiorirsiod with L wealth of healthy; Fox News is 'poi-Iuhi-e,oiW.hly mend. .Grade 11 (Jr.l--, Doris Red- breezy `outdcor articles. The silver Rodend Gun Limited,°5\l’“'/ale

mood; 2, Mary coiioghan; 3. nmio rox ooporimoht issue very _good,con_- Qs ;.‘:”,‘;,';.“'.:

Bliee. Grade 1-l,John Acorn. Per _ fec attendance:-Chas. Boylan,

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aio rim moo oi thu nmoooi outdoor, I-lei_‘e’s'_ one the

pilhlldet-ton hee :grated from tlie_ whole great

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