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l_.:i::°lton ilu perlina of5worda POLICE C0 |

.i _ it . ;=n»t;f.ni so per une or s words - court yesterday morning a prohibit- “‘° blllldlnt edicinins. the residence 'and Keiiyr cross

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"OK ` `. ‘and at Guardian

,ii mi iiiif. 73 fgriglitoii Road

-"_ __'_____Ve__eY. eAnnn,iGe_ wnwrxn _ A umm.: _ /loan

Hunan nooms wrru on ,en

_ f . - _ - - . - .c___..'i _ - Ewen Meennneeii wiii nreeen see_ DIAL was recently closed when the Gill. .

_, Tr- _ ‘ p' _ - - 7 fr bath lun at Murrny River ne man HIZBYII 'rrlltii U9. }J.llI'¢h8.5bd tho ' _*_-

_ |~_nr 511|# _ _ iBOBI`d€l'S Wantgd ,nd »i_ Aise Mendey inn ee Bene property of Gecrge~Whcatley on the Miss Alma Holm of De sable spent - i'

__,¢~-' "°" ' " f- V corner of Euston and Great George New Year's the uest of Miss Hazel --

ro: cats-n. F. Mncnolv- nonnnaus CAN na Accolmuon- R1 er at 7 P' m' ' streets and the adjoining property Ford or ivniton. 8 A B ' ht P - ,im ~ 10112-12-18-imc. ated at 154 Dorchester street. “W mu M H the me sh ed by I8 _ rig' - l’€Sld6Il-

____.____.?_ ia-iii.i.i-4i_ TEARING our our-Ls-worlr liao P ° °P °"“ * '

Q ¢.,.,,,_e, cannon on eo(”,nnND__Rev AN IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE morning to resume his studies at Mc

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. . -_ __ _ _ i . _ _ ' ifciii- l:i.e.|.icn;i Be per lrne of 5 words i of My-_ g¢°i~¢¢ mmm, _______ _ _

nigh; i,__~i;ei-t.o:is 'lc per lla, M5 “nie on case was further adjourned. Mr' Edwin white left _ru y V ._

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Ewen? nnnwnm USED ONLY _ _im been begun ieerine out ine eene et nano cunrnoi-e, The entire property mr ii/LN. Moor.”-i, zoo st J _ P t Of Mr. few' iilitizs. cinrdliin i-“.s.-czio-ti sienrngoeilgees Aiegcolitiieiiionnblgnn the Police station. when the city 1; “"°“°i 1°‘;h" 125 feeltmig w;ei;rr- Sify. who liti: bee; iltiofor some time Tllstlce A1'Sel’l3ll|i3 At ' _ . _______ _ . y H1115 ri-,_ Bniiiiine nes been renevetee the c ased n e name o e rn riorw on e ro recovery. e r

~i.\|.|t‘ 'ru |E'|‘ BCAIID AND 1 1311-1-6-Bi. eeiie wiii ne ieeeeed in the teen The 'ri-ust Co.. for principals who as yet 1 ‘ Mu sqay S A n n u a I

,mm sign. on h V _U I _ i* fiom. oi the station wiii be inenene do not wish their name made public. Miss Tessie McNeill, Suuimerside, eetlngo

cific.. __ .___ _ Fema e Help _Wanted dow., to ,ne ,mi of nie ereene ,ne ____ _ is visiting in the city. tn. giioit of

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-___i Lynx F93 BREEU ’ til new quarters are provided, drunks ‘FEMEMBEBWG THE POSTAIW Mr and Mrs’ Wm' M°Ke“z|e’.Bngh` $7153 DN!id°l’lli5| 2611011 Ht the ln- `

_ , .~`;»»._,. for cnsii. win. J. ‘v§;'g'§`eE”“e_ ;_DnW|m¥NdGHl:2gti:I Gnu.. eneeied by ine eeiiee wiii be een,in_ sun-'rhe _stair of the charlotte- tcn» _,im meomng oi ine Tourist nmeie ‘ iff‘l'V‘3~""" P' E'i§ée_1_i_8i i375;i_3_3i_ ed iii the jail pending their appear- mm W5* °m°° *Sk the m'°55 5° `*_"' Him' 'I’ll9SdBy lllsht. Mr. Jus

_ ___________;______ --_-___,_g_ ance at court. convey -their thanks for kind re- Ml'~ DF-Vid Hlllllllibll °f_ 27 H€l1SioY me Ai-eenguii remedied in-ne din.ine_

_ mcmbrlnoea received during the St., left this morning for Halifax to ine inet year e nnieeeet in me hi_e_i

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inr;V_’_V_ no Bmw Hnesnme Streee _egnlinnenhndor housekeepelgw MAIL CARRIER REMEMBEREU Christmas seasgn to Major C. Leo- enter Camp I-Illl_I-Iospital for treat wry ei ene__A_eseeieeion; euminer.hot_

' _ isao-i-a-zi. ° ' ' ' -__The box holders on rural route mo. “W M°K“l’» °f ‘he BW” S*»°\V°»\'l= ‘“"_“°~ . eu and other facilities which are

" __ ___;_;»_.s___ 2 from gidon to piiieite_wniie,.i n Co., for cigars, and to Mr. A. M. _*_ necessar f tl _ U: - f ~ ‘ ..-7;;-;--'+.=~.;;»_~__;-_=-_.4 I s=_\.i'f-.\ l?f'l“Y CARRIAGE i To Let' Mr. Sinclair Ross and presented hlam whm°°k 9f the Wh"~1°°k News 'md Ml” E' M' L°B’"‘°' queen ‘“'°°t'ltion of ytoiiiiistse plaoliltler ligie tended to me dmemm members M 1 *_

ai V - 5" i3i,i_i_,i_n'i__ _ “" with a. fine Buffalo robe. The pres- A'-1 C°~ f°¥` CiEal`5 “Ulf 8111891' Bic. Wh° ll`;l\F;_db€€i1 Spttiilding the Cilrisit-» neitofoye been ’i&Ckil'l§» have been ;:;iE;{ielf:¢§i‘te iii°’:t\t:x?;;lgw:1‘;e€l;;;l ‘f ‘L

i ii mas ol ays w ier parens n . - V ` -

~ ' _ _ ' "'.“'“°“‘ "°""'° Apply °“"‘“““' iantioniwaiii mme by Mr' ohm” cunts' .wsrxca sun-‘ans :N Moncton has returned to this oity. p'°"“°d “t "my places il' “lc P'°' and in giving close attention to mel ,` ~" P'

crii.-.n i-on i=~..vfr: Posrs, rox mi-1-5-iweeit “S ll S Usual socd style A'- - ' vinoe The liif H "' *=f -

$iF[i'ci:_ Li.: Criiiliis. Fil- Wfi'-°1"i*'*‘@; Uwllzh taken by surprise Mr. s lluss JURY-Tlie many friends of Chief She is accompanied by her sister, -C- om has been r°` “'°’k l’°'tal“i“K f»°i°5°h -5°°U°”. °f' I Ii* " »

e»oo<ooooeoeoo$eeo¥+»'¢ ¢ '. - ' MGNDATS AL -Th - » _ J

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Cfczcsiified Advertisements ` i’ Janna' Guardlan nl:»"ri;:i1f°if::f°§'»t:;“..°itif`°o;1§nf:x°.i;f§i "`

... ._ ........ .... .... .. PRUSPEC

i 3 var-at me poiie., °“ Monday at 12.45 p. in. was in _past 'week visiting friends in zone* ‘

.rut au -a miie of our wrrcn mizai. clam ana ee.. the dilerence liter thelrst application. All redness vanishes, leaves the akin soft and velvety, s

Generous Siu Bottle Only

We also recommend ini- chopped skin "own izsctisn

` LOTION. It protects and heals. Price 3|"

50c .lonteel Cold Cream

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600 Hinds Honey and Almond Cream

431:"

531: Ponds Cold Cream

39|:

504: Princess Pat Almond Cream

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THE MacKINNON .DRUG .CO.'

`TI-IE DRUGSTORE of LOWER PRICES

ii ~)Ji».,-tv, Petit Rochas, T6 LET GABA iop€l.ed the new Highinllds Hotel at i f _ -.si-_ ,_ . » ` riff

. .;._ __ , < _i _. . . . _ gg, ,qp|>Ly 22 thanked th bo h ld Justice Mathieson wiii i-eg,-ei, to hen who will visit her for some time. ` _ _ _ ' i the work to which they are assigned. . QQ-"_-'iz evil 1345_1_e_3i_ Bayfield se- 1324-1-84” new speechefor The; “exidielihill ggiy that he sustained a broken arm ye; ____ Zcorgeftsoun opened. cottages and rcs- '-with it first class hotel in Char- is'-F *Q _

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_ .. __ _ - ui-an at Cavencllsli and Noxth “"4 '

___.-. _--»-- _Vi f _ _ _ f ei-0eity_ _V V wrday man-iii-ig when he slipped on Messrs li/.ulcolm and Stew-art lottetown, with n. modem and up to -, ~_,_:V<.;, __ .Miscellaneous 'I0 LET-CITY norm.. runmsu- ilie icy walk at the steps ni nie res- Dcchcrlv left yesterday nwmins on §,""m;‘f_ ‘§°“d"d ‘°’ "’“‘“"'" "“"““' date .service between 'ronnentine and 5?- '

_ _ _ . - _ _-__ _ . urn c cottages in proximity to .._ _ _

Abbott’ 1e34_1_s_ei AVIATION SCHOOL To STnn,I,_ iiie,.ice_ The Chief Jiisiine had ieit re-turn to Dalllousle_ to rt_.i n.c tncir go" courses and sea bathing are sem Borden, operatins seven days in the “il ~; __ »

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migy MGDONALD, PRO-

iqi 1" rd Surveyor, Herman- »

ed Rnd stables, shop attached Mrs

,EN nzzzjn IIYJROPEAN FITCH. --_-*_-.W

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1* ;‘.'_.' s;lc'.vic.ll ls cis

" "J C 'I am C" C" fplc of foci. it .quality equal to the

dscri". ci: ::l>p.y during the

YA" ';A`e`TV°5 1:.” 31 1°‘|s2x rilnrtcs are up this little clock

'ect potato '_ei`li:illlcs reported ten..

iiicvciiifii; bilt`pi~Lccs`wcrc uii-l " _

locally.. | ,I ic

_ nu uv TION i..\\v

0 . ~ . _ » . IT[:;\"_' Cm' J“"‘ 7_C““°'d"‘“| .fir.il=.~.liDE. /iii.~.ti-nlin ian --A

'f‘ ll`€ill.'i.r'lls llave l~n:‘ii ro-

e.'§uiC;1Lli<?' U Y-Biting legal proceedings against iln-

,i » ff! S ‘ cc mug' employed tcnnilts. 'Tile tenant has .lr irifikilzg sales Ol' Ohtur-

J! ex as 30 to

in; i-- 3 .__ _ __ reason of his urinmploynicrit, he is llil

ie`;;_J_?n;0eelnemgsidcxgairxg able to meet his rent and tllat he

B_______Vn Columbia e ge on is nlilkhiil every reasonable cndcav0_.

im. _(Wm ae e g to obtain employment. _Unemployed

30 `i.iA piiiig xltiisiii Z 3; persons, who ha've fallen into _arrears ivn_nn_c_:_naynig prices to with their mortgage payments arc

__n._V_w__S for eggs dropped protected in the same way.

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ras 30, firsts 28, _

5:' E__:m0me“_,I_iier3 was a producers extras 20, ffirsts 18, sec

,imp in ew” _ne h _ orids 16. Two cars of fresh eggs

___ _ dey St Jolili-Egg receipts here

U- icontinue to increase as the mild

A K F, .,|.| ‘ VV weather continues. Dealers now are

) ` ‘ paying country shippers for ungrad-

cd eggs extras 84 to 30, fix-sts 30 to 31, seconds 23 to 24.'Thc entire mar'-

pi-ovement in the situation is look- ed for. Halifax-Receipts of local-

hesvy. Quotations to country ship pert are unchanged, but wholesale

i to retailers e evo to three

his

M to 46, puliet extras 35 to 37. sec

Work r

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c mix e you ay

kct is very irregular, but retail prlc-_ es are gradually coming into iin0. `My heart was broken. papa darling, g" smw' K' C" mr defendant' In

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L V ,_ _ me _ t e .tiny f_npci.s and cups, "Of c..ch Simi-'i " ' MARRIAGES carnations and maiden hair" fern. » » A

, _ e Weight Of it dime is measiircd out and IIIIOOPER-REAGH-At St. John's Perfect Love was beautifully sulig by _'I br_‘_uf:im5ez]li`;°n fil'?DllCf1 llltll OHL' Of H1050 PMS. Thcli iChiir;:h, Milton, on Doc. 1551930, by Miss Verna Rodd, Mcndclssohifs

_ _ ___ __ boiling watcl' is added. 'lllc ten is left |lfcv. George Westbrook L. th., David BL _ ,__ » V _Q its Liciv fcr six minutes. When thc .Robert Hooper and Ada Lily Blanche

Reaglifboth OI Milton, P. E. I

...pie iw-._‘.;:. ch.c:c. Rr . ‘ '

_ ‘ ‘ _ _ strikes. It was mode evpccially for _ - V - » iie y ¢ ie i ft amid showers of “"0 mm "M" “ gum dy :the purpose. Thcn coin'-s the tast- DlN("wEu’_BLACKE1T`_M the r pp wp C

ccfrrccl, ni:.kin; izrlrcs n ine I no “ei sweiieiv ine tee___I me Manse, st. Peters, by the Rev, J, Ad- hmm 3; 12 to; 12 14' mmeaiiliiie thc scalrlcd ic'a leaves. A inmson °n Dec' 16' 1930' Mrs' Ethel ii » :list oticniiw. ltizliuhltlt | bright Copper ceier is e sign of good Dingwell to Mr. Robert Blackott. both

of Muric.

DEATHS

ma. et” .comin-uc weak and- mr' ' niav iiiivnkilown as thc 'E.‘v»~:i.‘..ill Ari D0Uu‘_M "h° h°m° °f Mr- J°h“

_ 'Drovciits landlords' iii the _State of’ Frizzeu' Central Bedcquei Mary

from . numb" `°1 South Australia from cvictiilg nr Jean' aged 15 m°"thF' d““3h°°" °f

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Doull. Chelton. Funeral from the United Church at

_ _ Bcdeque, Thursday, January 8, at 2

neden men on VS ne _er only to satisfy a nlilgistrntc that, bv . i

p. iri.

iii Mswioniiiii

In loving memory of my dear

father, Mr. David Bell, who departed this life January 8th. 1929.

., we l"-°‘ *le lf" -l f li io- .i ii~ '°

ie ,_,__C______ nee _mel quoting are _being .ill pped east rom ere Yi; Iuriiriyetiierliclngeieiloday, en¢¢_ R, N, MoNei1l,K. C.. for plaint-

Whcn I stood by your bedside, And took my last farewell.

With a broken heart I watched you, And saw you pass away,

Although I loved you dearly

I ould not li st .

with wholesale levels and an ini- when you left us all alone. "‘° W* °' P'°“d ““°' "°' mm' ‘"'

But God knows best., and he had

willed lt,

That you should be taken home.

"wh ee." on thi, _mu-ke; are gtiii _$12.50 J. D. Stewart. K. U., for

Some may think you are forgotten That the wound la surely healed, But they little know the. sorrow

pr ces ar . _ came 'wee M exit" ie eo 50’ “mee Thats within my heart concealed. en on Deeember ee ieee fee the - Il

I often alt and think of you

onds 33 to 35. Chicago-Spot_24 1-2 When I am all alone _ action for breach of contract for sale

¢~. _ _ f _ , April gtoragg pgiiokedto -8-4." F" ”'°"'°'7 b th' “I7 'mn' of potatoes. The appeal has been set

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That grief eau call Ita own

Like Ivy on the weathered oak

When other thlnll decay My love for you shall atlll keep green And never fade away.

But sleep-ouflepl darling

at present covering ; side line of Flcsli- i

_for Main- _ ‘

uid jeas- f

_ _ _ _ _ _dollars

Weekly commlssion"1_fManager will be _ life-fiiemrlottetown Thursday only »this ~v...§i.'..**°*’i’°c‘l’-“"s*li‘11”' “rua” I

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Sleep on and like YW! f°l¢

I Invcdyou well. ,

lint Jesuit loved youbeat.

Inserted by Elizabeth.

lass.. . . , _ _ _

N. D. MacLean - ciiiirariixaa '

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_ cliarlouomm 'is wont wnmin 2 .

i_._..--ei

shower bouquet of pink aild white

During the signing of the register, C

Wedding March was cilpubly rcndcr- de by the organist, Mrs. L. H. Coles. Immediately after the ceremony the

ice and confetti on a honeymoon trip to Montreal and other Canadian cities, the bride wearing a `brown broadcloth coat in French model with nlink trlniirilrigs, and velvet hat to natch. Upon their return they will reside in North Milton.

QUEENS COUNTY COURT-The

final session of the December term of the Queens County Court was held yesterday with His Honour Judge Duffy on the Bench. Four cases were ieai-cl and court was adjourned till March. In the case oi’ Jenkins vs. Moore judgment of non-suit was given without costs, except court costs. The case of the Unitcd Build- 'ers Company vs. Patrick H. McMil- lan was re-opened. and the defend- ants evidence was heard. On up- pllcation of the counsel for the plaintiff the case was adjourned till he March court for further evid-

iff, J. D. Stewart, K. C..'for defend- ant. In the caseof Hyde vs. John- ston, action for $125 on sule of fur coat. judgment was given for the defendant with costs. Donald Mc- Kinnon. K. C., for plaintiff, D. Ed-

ction for work and labour, judg- ment was given for the plaintiff for

plaintiffs. An appeal was fyled yes- terday in the case of Douglas va. Stewart in which judgment was giv-

laintiff for $125. The case was an

own for the June sitting of the suprerne court.

canoor THANKS

Mn. McKay. Stanley Bridge, wish-

es to thank all who remembered her and family Christmas. and wish them all ii Happy New Year.

1374-ll. '

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An Acre of Lumber lwuliuliqmiieroonm-

beruearaaawlrlllaalnotover

O0:

‘- |‘?~ can no '

M Tiionias Cain ei Sin Themes his imma to go to his om¢e_ had Stlldici 0»fiJ¢l' Sllfllf-l-E 'il-l ll0il<-iayd in d d L __weok, during thc summer months,

1 * A i _ ' - i ith their p r is Mr _.i wi - Rob- °’"““ ' L" le ms been d°“° ‘“ - li ll e f' bet » M - Mas Help Wanfed °'§-~;~“..°°r ‘;:;l..'f.'S.;.”l‘.:‘“'“s; J.. °" " "° lo W ‘;:;f..i.:.°: __... -__--~ -_ .'--~ '-°- _ _ .. a e av an Mo ii maeiiiiie fm- me C 0 e wa . _ ' _ - - .ineifi _e- i , _ -

-< - - ‘ 'i I‘l("KFD ' .- Exam ' --- l C' as.” ' ' ll th se ice between New York ‘

i'll.ii /ru.: Fi.l.r~0.l WHO_ _. BECOME purpose of st_g_.iin n cn i _i _ and was about to nsccnd the steps, _ , . .. - ~ . .. iW¢ G fl’ ~ ‘up bl:-.ck \‘/'oiri~ Gimniel pull Sllrl- throi hour smchlrlowgogtlzgifsg iators. He plans iftilizlngoghe Zogzn when he fell licavily. He was rc- M'5~ Jr C- M“'°l_<""d‘7i°k' 42 P55'l The Tmmst busme_ss' Judge Boswll and Clli1l'10¥i-ciJW'D`. f0i' tllef "ai" """"`" LJ Alma ilgggfi-fiflsrl H‘¥“‘K°d-‘l °l vucccuful graduates. river for a starting and landiiieiiolii moved to tne city Hospital where an ‘“°’° 5”- Citi* l-l °°“fl“¢fl *'> ll" A"°““""‘ ~s°f“'“`d'- has ’°“°h°d _‘"0 .mst time slnce'Ccnfcderaiion.PrL\1c@ _ §¢i_i'_l_<_'»i‘Pll‘lVi'°-__ leIeolei;{Bl:iIrber College. 573 eeneiderme time to be an ideal' x_my reveeied e fracture te ine eight 'home suffcrirlg from a broken ankle_P°i‘“t “'1“”'“ it 1135 b‘~`°?me me P131" izdward Island will be ori_a. level with _ 8 n' B ax' oct' H_tts'“' Ground for his purpose. Already he arm below the shoulder. He was re- Shc Ls rwnng wmformbly and her eau revenue promfcmg `M%“stry m_au i other Pr0\'ll‘l°¢S Of CB\l“<1fl-

Gnii Gai-,i.~;. riir Fai-ms, _Char-f S.e t. W has B number of nrosneciive students moved to his home where hc is rest- iiuincrous fricilds hope for her Canadii. _and it a business whichi ..we ere eied time we inwe been ioii,,i,~,._,,_ p, 0, Box 175. Phone 1 U3 l0i'lS ,afltéd end ee seen as the iee holds and his ing c0mi°i.iinbiy_ speedy recovery. severa nations nave recognized of

_ such impoeeame that la I | able to take the lead in all of these

__ . . _ I pilot instructor arrives, he will com- "T , me Sums 0 'Several imP"°"em°“'°‘* “mi we grate "_-_"_ _ I ` i. " ` A¢l>ltlPi.¥y vg1‘?§r‘;c1rr§ed`}~I-qtiglllilyrvtlitn) mence classes. During the past fall HOOPEWREAGH NUPTlAL5*5t~ THERE WAS PLENTY Som!! money are being spent in Nationalfuill' °°k“°Wl¢d3° the help ‘md “"`

L05t"_‘..-~" -'-~“~- "HmSb0rl_l`Stl’\l€t. City. 1365-1-8-2|. Mr. Carr img been cm.,-ying neSen_ Jc\hri's Church, Milton, was the scene WHEN SHIP TOOK To SINKE acfyerming' _ _ Jsistance given us, by the Charlotte-

C . 141- ge;-5 in his Moth in different nares ol' 9, quiet but pretty wedding on _W such advertising 15 being dfmc by town Bbgpdg gf Trade and of the

white. black oi' yellow, sincerity and loyalty are their dominating traits. U

thelseven seas. A large number of ig the Dollar Line vessels 'sail up and v down the great Chinese rivers. where the water is often low;' currents tréacllcrous, szmdbanks shifty, andt bandits arc -always in the ofling. I Naturally, the pilots oil these rlv- i

er boats _arc picked inen. l3Vut‘_even ii to' 'them' accidents' sometimes hap- it pen. When this does, the _pilot _feels n~ deeply on the n'lal_:ter,"as witness this letter received by captain Dollar ie from Vone_ of his Ichang pilots:

~Dear Sir _Dcll0.r."’-t_hus the pilot raises the veteran to the ranks of_ the nobility-3"In`§4 Iipril, downward, n

LOST-A 1:01.!! WRi$'I‘ 'WAT FI, ` ' - Pilots the_world over take theil r - the countries of Fra ce, Ge on Gum Uw_m_VSe__ or Elm Ave' GIRL TEA TESTER _ of the Maritimes. Monday. Dec. 15. 1930. at 4.30 19. m.. _ r e n rman

Filld°l` iilcnxc i'ctllru"to'~130 Elin '_ ,__ _ GETS $5_o°0_SALARY V when Miss Ada Liny (Bnmene) young silonsibilltlcs seriously. Red men or Italy, Switzerland, and South Africa. Province __

‘___ _ _ _ _ s1i)EwA|,|{s no BAD CONDL est daughter of the late'Al'chdcacon Th

- ____ _ _' '_ LONDON, Jali,V7.-For tasting tea T|0N_Tiie siiisii rcsiiiting from the and Mrs. Rough of Miion was un-

THE itshy and day out, Margaret Irving I ;imw_ on Monday froze on iiie eide_ lted in mariiage with Mr. Daiid Rob-

.~ ' ‘ P31 $9-000 3 l?l‘l‘~ H€aii l~l’lS¢0r f0l` , walks overiligllt a.nd nlnde ' walking “L H°°per' 5°" °f the late G°°"g° R-

;;‘§.`i§ m____` .msn _ ._ _ _8_ii\r§c,produce market section, Miss _,.eSi,i.(iey exiieineiy nnnieesimt not Hooper and Mrs. Hooper of Milton.

Li__Cun_’ Je _n___7___Amp1e~|ii\iiigs worn is taken as fliinl on to say iiaznid0iis_ Pedeeirielis iennd The ceremony was performed hy the

_ We fmeuicde “_ lVi\<_lz.n~g values of millions of doliai-S ii ,,¢Cess,,,.y _io proceed ceuiinusiy Rev. Gcvrae Westbrook. L. Th.. Rec-

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dnii‘?»’ lliiiizcf here, \\'i_tll Drlc' Ihm ~of-Goa lmpmfted by hm mm wer the icy surface mt” Whmh W9-5 tm of Milton' ‘.n the presence of a

VM___r____ln spne °f_V_(_dnnh_. _lie lem: _ V’ frozen everi, i-Oniniiiii ieie the night llumber of relatives and friends. The

we \__r`___ir__ _md snow Quant- » from tijc examination of the leaf bei-0i.e_ Several had fiiiis `6c`ciii,i.ed_ hllllpy C0llPl€ WHO ll1lPlfi€l'ld9fi~ T110

_(Vt Omnnm. frm] iche sneysg oiic can judge the fresh- _ eenie _ei _them more or -iess srerieue bride, who was given lil marriage by e__1em__r at 37 Gems iuess clVtlie tca, and as u ruieexuct- iii-he dnneei. _wus neitiy eiiniinet d b hc? bl‘0th0i‘ ill IEW Mr- P0118 H0090!

_ fVeir._r_i;`elVd 30.cems_fly whsle it is izroivii. But this is not f me enriiikiiiie ei send ever eheesnpy: wore a dress of chiffon crepe with

‘ ‘ ‘ ` ‘ _ sufficient. It has to be tasted as well. - ' ‘ ' radium lace in pastel blue 'shade with

'szfr I fill ts. Bi '. ' 3 fPe"Y 9»i'??‘_5~ - G I '-___r__V~- nédmh 1? 1“T_l| Mis.: Irving turiicsl to u long couil- V biagie .pi¢tui-e rin; and ¢ai-rind ' a

"P "*n"~ -~"_fT"? c°`~It~'.~;' 'on which were nrraiigcd 'many ` ` ' '

e Federal government of the niied States is now coiiteinplatlsg

Probably no one knows this better like Natic'.\'l advertising and the SMART CDSTUMES FOR

than Captain Robert Dollar, the vet- time has anived when Canadamust _______

emu shipping man whose kecis plow do likewise or lag behind iii the race _ icenedien ymgi `

o attract,_not only tourists, but in- »LI.oRON-I»0_ ont” Jam 7__1:\eminiri¢ eswrs' 1” our gre” mt“""l ’°5°““' busketball teams ivilllfave to Iorik to es. *Lf*-ii Ye" W” f°"“‘<l al M°“ll‘°°~‘- ci-ifiitns in ine Telegram. west and he canadian Aissociiltillll Uf'T0\l’.lS° Y seniors appeared for their open- nd Publicity Burfuux- Thu; A-95°C' .ing game iri'all the glory of 301'!- atifm 1195 as '"5 members' "P"e5‘°“' colorednsweat suits 'v\'i_tl'i new fangiécl _~.tives-from the 'rourlsnand Public- ,-‘zippei-sv to make tlioni fit tigliily Y Bllffflill Of 'llil Cllflllda. i`¢Dl'@5f`l‘lf'- ut the ankles-and when these were tives- from ouii‘-great transportation iiiemgved 10;-.ting start of the game, C0llflD41l1i€S fllld fl‘0`\l1"UUl€l"’b°dl¢S ill- ipure .white uniforms were disclosed. Ytiitéd ill the l0'llllSt tl`&llC. ’ 'I‘hc'Lizzie's sweat suits are a bright

Mcctlngat Winnipeg _ red, with a white "lightning thread"

"The finst annual meeting of 'this across the tops, and the unforms are

ew' association was recently held in ‘of the same lurid hue with White iand iiave eiready shown the worid

(8|'tl.) MRS. SARAH L. McKAY. ,

“men nm” hem cneeieeeeeeem the remainder of their various terms, -

Chilngking watermark, 4 ‘ 'feet 6 inches 'at morning it. ni. 6 o’clock. Leave Cliungking for Icllallg. Break- fast before.

“Tile carry cargo vcry heavy and

V0l'5'. Very forcc. Water much viol- ent. Also thc stcrn cannot rule the steamer, therefore at Chai Pan 'Pze place took to sinking to my great horror.

“Tile break happen. I cannot with

power to help. And this time is bc- lrig chief pilot's duty. Which is me.

"Bcz. Sir Honorable Dollar, to ex-

cuse nlc. I have dolle the pilot posi- tion in your company for five years ago, liot to break the little things. that not happen once more if by preventing I can and do stop.

“When our steamer slnkillg finish-

cd, I go then to Chungking to report the matter to one manager of your company. I-lc so sorry. also to re- port to river inspector. I-ic so sorry, to. They are very kindly talk me not to trouble again.

"Now I ani very sorry and asham-

ed and cannot but lose face, so am I write to you to steer everything straight. Beg to excuse me, and please,

“Your obedient servant,

"CHAN KEE P00, Chief Pilot"

Captain Dollar has filed this in-

teresting document in the company archives. He says it is almost worth a wreck to get it-especially when the ship and cargo are adequately

insured,

SCIIOOLMABMS’ WAGES LOW- EBED IN THE WEEE wrbmipao, Jan. 1.-salaries of

school teachers in many place in the west are being reduced as a result of the present- depression. A des- patch to the Manitoba Free Press

school teachers in the Lakeview mun- icipality of the Wadena school dis- trict who are receiving more than M00. per year must accept out in, salaries, ranging from 10 per cent on salaries over S800 and not exceed- ing $1.000, fo 20 per cent on salaries of more than 81,200.

In the school district of QuAppelle

Back., the _teachers have agreed to a reduction of I0 per cent in salaries. School trustees of all school districts _ in the .municipality of. Minimum, Manitoba, have asked the teachers to accept reductions in salaries for

ulllhbuvagastmt have to be ei-ranged between eaeii our requests in this regard. iioreew, or toniornowa weather. sep-‘

V »onooi|zoani'anUf¢.he°lw- i'\U1lwnalthmh,mhu»yor-nntuuienmuhalnhmul.

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met the badly wind. Just _as she _ . _ieiiine in ine winds eye to blowing these different bodies with one :tn-

"em wedem, seek" 'einen enewto the City of Charlottetown for

Winnipeg, at 'which were- present delegates 'from the Provinces of Can- ada? Thls_col'ivei1tlon held four scs- sions; at ‘which were dlsct`i.sscd`maiiy matters of linportfmce, pcrtliicnt to the tourist tiadc. The co-operation of

other is bound to have ‘a vcry belie- iicial effect. This association heads the movement to induce the Federal Govcrijimcnt to enter upon li cam- paign of National advertising at home and abroad for the purpose of

<1) Inducillg our own' Cailadiuu

peoplc to become better acquainted

and to visit Canada. first. I '(2) To make kl1own_at home and abroad the beauties of Canada, its! agricultural and fishing industrl<=s, its mines. its forest and water power, With 3- Yi5W' £0 .tilcir developnlelit.

13) To.feature'Callad:t abroad as

9. summer resort as a place in which to settle permanently onto build a 'summer home. _

"The trallsportatioli co_mpa.llies of Canada. and-the tourist organizations '. are now spending about $3 000.000-in advertising, aild publicity work_ which has resulted in a revenue -tn Canada. 0! abc1lt$aoo,0oo.00o in tlio past year, and it is confidently expected that ie yearly additional cicpcilditure of $l,000,000 by thc Dominion govem- ment would largely increase that amount. . "The Secretary, in her admirable

report. which I commend to your at- tention, -will give you fuller particul- ars as to our local activities. We feel mured that every dollar invasted in featuring"our work is r`n'o'ney 'well in- vested, and which brings one hundred

per centi- return. »

"In conclusion I have again to ex-

tend the thanks of this Association to the Provincial Govemment and

their grants, to the citizens of-cl~iar- lottetowri andauinmerside for their financial support, without which we could not operate. Again we express our appreciation of the support given' to our work by the press of this Pro- vince.

Railway Co-operation

"It is alsowith great pleasure that

the Association recognises the close co-operation 'which thc officers of the Canadian National Railway at Mon- treal, ` Moncton and Chai-lottetown,‘. have given to our work. They have been. not only courteous, to our dc-

Witn the different nm.” oi C_e_nn(in ‘Queens in ordinary heavy bluemid-

[well below the knee, and full length

Y' Associated Boards of 'rra/se of tno

Gnu. n'rni.iri-as

their sartorial honors. says Phyllis

ltrilnmings. Both are male teams. l There has certainly been ii. big change in _girls sports fashion during the last half dozeil years. Long stock- ings, full bloomers and bulky blouses

ici* sweaters have given way to ankle ihigh socks, abbreviated "shorts" or tight fitinglbloomers, and trim jer- seys. And who shall say the change [has not been for the better? The ‘players have greater freedom of move

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Financial ‘Support to the Boy Scout

` ‘Move-ment. ls .Iustlfied on Business

Grounds

There is probably no great social

movement in the world run so cheap- ly as the Boy Scout movement. Not ` only has it been started in every for- eign country,' but it has penetrated to all parts of the world. Through- out all that area. there are Commis-

sioners, _Scoutmasters _arid Cubmasters working without any remuneration whatever, simply ln the interests of the young manhood of the world.

Good citizenship is the object ach-

ieved through methods which appeal '£6' the i>oy§ and wiiioii Hein hiin al- most unconsciously in the right hab- its of conduct of which the chief char .acteristic is willing and emcient ser- _vice for other people. _

In this movement there 'is no bar-

rier of race, no barrier of class, no barrier of religion. All are equal part- ners in this wonderful Brotherhood,

fivliat the world had begun to disbe- lieve-the possibility of a social sys- tem built on harmony and goodwill iiidividilnl and individual, race and race. nation and nation.

JAMBQREE 1932

While ilo official notice has been

received from Dominion Headquart- ers regarding the Saskatchewan Jam' boree, it is quite evident by dispatch-

`nicnt, and iuidoilbtedly present Bios from Saskatchewan that every ef-

smartre appearance. Back in i924 ‘the Varsity womens interiolleglatc .tram did battle against McGill and

dies (with sleeves rolled above the elbows if you wished,) voluminous iiuvy blue serge bloomers hanging

fblack silk stockings. The Blue and White girls (the white was account- cil for by white silk mlddy tics and white head bands) won the title. too. iepeatcd the next year-in the same outfits.

The Varsity took a radical stop.

and sent the team into stald_oid Mc- Gill equipped with bluc and white socks reaching only to the kncc, short blue blcomers of soincsilk material v'itll white stripes down thc Sid€S Hlld short sleeved blue blouses also trini- ilied with white. The -Montreal IMP' crs devoted -a column to describing tht outfits, which contrasted greatly with the tunics worn by the McGill nnd Queerfs teams. Now the Varsity girls arc' even more modern, with blue and white jerseys, ahort white- sirlped bioomers, and ankle socks. Things do move.

WEATHEl¥..BUBEAU EX-

PROPHET IN CONTEST

PHILADELHIA. Pa., Jan. 7-

Scienceled soofhsaying by a. wind- vane and e. couple Vof gadgets todly in the weather-guesiins Sweepstakes be_tweeniGeorge S. Bliss, Govern- ment weather hureau expert, md san-i Brunner. veteran ¥°°ccl>°ll¢ prophet.

The contest is being conducted to"

determine the comparative accuracy of scientific methods of forecastlril! as opposednto the barnyard variety. involving gooeebones, UWMHOBS- your ui-igig Dudleyiw "R-heilfnltlt" and similar rlnklboo. It began Jan. 1 and is to continue for one month. 'nie newspapers scorecard givin¢_

rnands, for improved railway facil-'

3550!,” “Bunn” The nmoimt of the reduction will ities. but have at-ceded to most of .c0o. one full ame, in thiscabe ai

the daily forecasts showslllas pre' dieting at an .aooelip and Brunner?

fort will be made to hold one. Prince Edward Island will no doubt send Scouts, and only Scouts who have done the most ill Scouting. and for Scouting during the next year sllould Lic sclit. Scouts now is the time to prepare for this.

BAPTIST TROOP

Nine scouts were in attendance at

thc Scout meeting on Monday, Jan- uary 5th_ and a very interesting pro- gram wns followed. The first half was devoted to work aiiil study. A sli:ii't was matic oil tho study of ani- izials arid birds, it being the intention to lenrri as much about one each night as possible. The Moose was the first nniiliai studied. This animal was llazilvd by tho gr(-at spirit Man- itou as Music, the eater of wood, because lic obtains much of his food. pnriicillarly in thc- '\\‘i`ntc`-'r ircili small twigs and biidsof elders, birch c1c.The cow moose has no liorils und a bull moose is several years old before hi: horns has a full number of points. The complete h_oi'n is shed cnch spring. Molly more inicrcstlng things were leiimcd nbout this iiiost mag- nificent animal and all scouts should

br- on hand for future meetings.

Irispcctioii for the evening was won

» FERT AND G0°5E'B0NE by the Fox Patrol and they received

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hi coveted Fox.

lost one; Brunner has three wins and two losses. Each was scored with a will and :\ loss yestc-rdli‘_\'. Bliss said it'would be mostly cloudy. with mod- erate winds; Brunner that it would be clear and cold. The day was clear, vl'ltl'i waifni wliidr..

Tile contact has divided a consider-

able portion' cf 'ihc clly'lflto fwc camps, n.nd'bctli arc pretty hot. de- spi‘e the season. -[’»lLf.s, with all thc scientific doa-dads at his ~ disposal issues the more complete forecast 24 hours in advance. while Brunner hits the high spots only. He marie his complete predictions for' the' 'niomh

Weeks ago _a_ftér weather eye aloft 'and 'studying the _old goose- bone and a tattered almaiihc. "Rain end mild temprrnliire i::‘rv_' .=:id Mr. Bills; "Mioderrting tempcrntilre,

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