n

3- :-. 23$ ‘y:

--==.i11uz-=;=. .2’.- z:

, . nnciiitnnn 4,1922.

have: .

q- r I" d? '

All Aboard for ‘j Christmas Buying

Fruit Cakes should be made right off to Den during the few weeks $00118!‘ you phone for your the sooner

mellow and ri Iefi- . . So the

v .,~liakinsfneeds. the joy of cake making!

- _-,‘Jot downcitvron, lemon and ; ultaha Seedvless raisins, ﬁgs, ‘ ’ "Boris-whatever your recipe calls for, w-e

you can plunge

orange peels. 1 spices of all-

And 1S you want to win a reputation for Plum puddings, make it superior Barbado the ﬁrst to call.

JENKINS; & SON‘

Everything Thatfs Good to Eat

this year with the

es molasses we have for

The Central Guardian

_ ___ , A FULL line in Heather hose. Plain w!» fancy rib. Pawns Limit e11 "-10; $1.15.- uas; $1.40 and $1.15. n

3PEOIAL OFFERINGS of ladies underwear, for children and wo. men. Patons Limited.

REGULAR MEETING of the Daughters of the Empire in the

Empire Rooms this afternoon at 3 oclock.

Misses FLANNEL DRESSES Dlain or pleated skirts in Fawn, Navy and Henna. Prices $10.90 to $19.00. Proiv-se Bros Ltd, SEARLETOWN HALL Tueadn)’ “W111 "1- 3 I1. m. Hear Capt Good- win lecture "A roiling atone gat- nt-rs some moss."

THE BLUE BIRD ELECTRIC WASHER and wringcr trill he t2e~ monstratctl at this storc on Mon- day’ and Tuesday’, Doc 4th and 5th, The Rogers llurdwure C0,. Ltd.

106lii~-l-2i

HOMIE LEAGUE LADIES of the Salvation Army, Summersitl-e #11‘ 1101111118 a chit-ken supper and sale of work Thursday from 5 tn 8 .p. m. Sandy .\lc(li'eg0r will sing

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

IlATlIi!.—l0c per line per day. 0e

0P OVQI- to u llne. 10 per cent. be palﬂ for. worll for one week. week. '

““"*' _ I *“> p_° _ _ “we

Sc per llne pe d I 0 d Groups of Iililgﬂxen?‘ u’. 0r 0".‘ dllcnunt for unlh. Special lluten Situation “noted, 60c

per llne per day for 8 day; Count 5 word- lnltlnl letters, count nu one \v|)|-i], Adclrenn Iorvnu putt ol ml. nnd mu“ Furnished Rooms ud. 75c Iol “w”, for seven words per

Agents Wanted

Miscellaneous

+O+O

and also act as auctioneer.

GLOVES-A large new showing of ehamolsotte gloves in fawn. beaver, grey, black and brown in both guuntldt and short. Price S850; $1.00; $1.25; $1.35; and 51.95. Patons Limited.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY. ---Thc funeral of the late Mrs. John Ranahan took place from her latt- rosidcnco 214 Dorohester SL, yes- terday to "St. Dunstaifs (‘uthetlrgil thence to thc Romaniv Catholic (‘ometery and was largely attenti- 0d.

WANTED LIV! AGENTS FOR Watkins 150 .%quct|. Direct

‘ rite The J. R.

Qrslg St... West

to consumer. v Watkins Co, 7‘ Montreal.

- ForSale

r—->-——--.~.————-—-——- FOR sstz- my AND SKIN- less Codfish. ‘Apply Beecher ‘ftvtiev. l’. E. l. ; 10471-2541

Court, North

Help \Vantd—lv~‘cmale

._____.__-.-_________ WANTED UABLE HOUSE.

keeper, girl omidtlleitged wo-

man. to wkcrimrizo of home

four in famillio children, will 1 he used r1811‘ Alllliy GEOTZu 10551-12-1-31 -- North Adams, Training School for Nurses. North Adams Mass. 4 Please write Superintendent. 11-s 1-14-

Fall. Crapaut‘

Help Waed—Mule rWANTED - ‘ sroris coin. try boy abov . —~Address XA.

Guardian

IIALE IIELF'WAN'I‘EII—_BIAI(EI money at. l1—-$15.00 to $00.00] paid weakly!" your npnro timol

for us. canvassing.) instruct and sup- ply you wgork. gvest-Angus

writing shocrds

Surveyor, i Harmony Jct,

Stewart, Hampshire. l0C00-i2-2i

er having farm for particulars and lowest price Wisconsin.

APPLICANTS entering

DESIROUS February class

perty and paying

mo. ALFRTD McDONALD LAND 10158-214. llltt‘. POULTRY _ PARTIES HAVING

500d iﬂitellﬂi Chickens 811011111 his room with a severe attack of get lmy prices before 59111113- N0 “Tonsilitisﬂ hut expects to ‘he WW 11111911 6108M at canning around again in a few days.

Prices. J. D. Jenkins. 10467-25-7i

» -_____ FOR SERVICE A PURE snap Poand Chino Boar. Apply Iiillllﬂl

' yiiisuil of. tho ilcfcnnanl. 110171;; giv-

WANT T0 HEAR FROM OWN- sale; givl. John J. Black, Chippewa Fails’. 24 Nov 2'5 Dec 2 C 0F of

._____________.____ CAPTURED ON MY PREMISES Nov. 26th. A black fox. Owner may have some by proving pro~ Nv- not claimed by Denizatliinnwilsl. tit-fl 1~ cinema-Jame» v. O'Con- sold. Herbert Piiytner New Lch-lncli ‘DBQIIJF known as the (mphamfimsiil of J- E" Mimgnni Norihaml

CONFINED TO HOME- Owing to the illness of Rev. Dr. Genge there was no preaching service at the Central Christian Church last evening. Dr. Gczige i; confined to

POLICE COURT-At the Police »"ourt‘Siitiirilay' morning an iid- journcil prohibition cast», was ills-

‘n ninc intmthii in jail. An in~ fraction oi‘ the Sanitary by law

_, - rms and eases iftarfr blood caumng through ihc con mated spot. This rclIi-vvs pres euro an? sonrnrss. The pain Vllllhlipg,

D act.- is warm. ulowinit comfort.

Try Sloan's an airaiIu-d and lin‘ nlulclos. It nllnys nourﬂilfiﬂ and b.1- k- achu. dllroaks up colds in chest. Ktrp an y.

Made d» Canada

Sloanb Llniment-Iiillspainl

Gra d Concert At Hampton Hall

Friday evening Dec 8 Reginald . G. B1001‘. well known tiomit:

singer ably assisted by other tul- J cnt

Admission 25c and 15c. will he a treat. - REGINALD w. e. BLOOR

This

DoSziblc. H STANFIELDS LADIES Jlﬂilﬂl"

Wear. special Saturday. 30 to 42 Patons Limited. 2i

BUOY SERVICE.~ The f‘. G. S. Montcalm is completing tho work of lifting buoys for the wint- er. After loading hurt» with buiikcr coal she will proccctl to Quebec. iziigctl in lifting up the remaining buoys.

FUNERAL ‘SUATURDAY. — The

funeral of tho Jute Katie Itush was held Saturday morningdrtim her lutc‘ residence, Spring Put-k

to ‘lit, liunstatfs Cnthotlrnl whore a llctluitim High hlaes was uclt- lll‘i'li'll by Rev. Jas. ltotinizy. Ser- vltrcs at the grave were coliiltlctietl by lit-V. R. Si; Jilllil.

RED CROSS MEETINGS —~Cit-

was ztiljouruoil and a dog owner “or non l‘..'l_\'lIl(‘lii. of tax ‘was liiiod $5.00 or twenty day's.

iSLANDER APPOINTED. -—R0v .-\. J. lliisluni, NI. A.. a native -v‘pringficlii l’ E I who is V1011 irnown in Nova =Stzotia anti who’ vas for stunt: time an Angiicun| missionary in India has been zip-i pointed by thi- Bishop of Saskut-‘l t'lli*.‘.\‘illl. rot-tor oi‘ St. Jumps church‘ Saskatoon. .\lr. llilSiilill has just returned to‘ (‘aiuidit iroin England.

showcua _ a. l0 Colhnrnc don 10621-4-li ‘friend and tho ‘.‘l’ii-,nfc King," 155p _ Bids" ToroL ll-22dtf. Fl! prci-icnt in Jllami, Fla” where! hyed To LET itirphzins; lie cxpccts . to leave} 1- pita-mitt soon for Cuba to begin win; snnAvzn-tv AND wmre cro LET ROOM WITH aosnoy” Picnics i" C1111“ “"11 C°11i1‘“i| steer. .\'i. Alfred Roberts gentlemen preferred. 57 Prince; Ameiw“ “'1"‘r°' as’ he 331's‘ ;"““h| wlnsloe. 0315.4.“ Streak 11_29_3i fczists are unknown,- Mr. OCon- ncil is :1 native of IIIIVOIOCIL!

sum/so iFsim-ri-ii-znz IS

on my pvises the last two to American Consulate, wcLi '__— ;f.“§l.i.“i'..“§5.'.'..‘. §;.2..,’°..“."3.,°l,“,' ‘Tigigtgaigd 119M611 ,,,,f,13.g?,,“'.“3Z..?.§l'5§E§.i..iiiX.iZ;D';...§ paying m]; m1 helm-e 135mm. , _ scientist of London England. who bei- 10am-A-Mollonaldmearro LET.—THREE UNFURNISH- “W111i” “°°?“ii>'7. “mfjh mu “fﬂj River. 1062-12-21. ed room suitable for light house» "i" ("ices i“ m“ i u“ ' " _.___.._____..______._._____ kegplng_ Location central “m; P111108 311111114 T11R31" Q1111 111i’- hohi, pleasant. Apply ilt Guardian Of» fieltﬂhvcdlfiwtvnvﬂgagfv" 33$" 0511 5,3: ﬂee. insane-ii. 1 ‘i -' i '

SVhIte Star liner, Olympic. Other

. R09}?

LOST-Jr; ‘ City 14151 11181". 18n{_\"|“|rdy. Ljnhmq" |,um|,,.,.,,,,,,,¢,, tllstitngirlshetit people smiling on dollar b,‘ Finder please leave‘ l-‘rlgnd the saline steamer, were: Sir Tho- at this c9- 31 mas Lipton. Sir Eric Geddes‘ and

* "" r "1 - ‘he Royal bride and groom, Lord PERSONALS and Lady Mountbatten. —i—-—<O}-—-

Horn;

0am HOTEL

Toronto -A Anderson. 'l‘ruro; W

Prof. Ball, organist of the Bap-

tist Church, accompanied by his family have returned home from a brlof visit to Monctnu.

Mr. Thomas Renton, C. N. ll. linginctir, and Brine May llontnn icft Stiturtlayy morning for New

ll Stan} oronito; l‘ S Mflllllllflllil wrkv

‘MOIIN’ i- N J: B

Brehnut Greamridgei ciGee Grand Rapids: l!‘

Rcv, (ion. Irving who was on n

R NOFn 11 K911515810"; M" S Slsht"! wait to fricnds and relatives

Alfred EVEN!

Wathe Bellviev

Job n 11 Br Dirleig Hcwu; Taylor,

Toronto; J S

m. Eiieralie;

la‘ Brc- I‘. TFIITO; I Walkgi/ Peak i‘ M

orkc A A

Launching; oniild. York

‘Mivfphy. Halifax. ‘ILA

HOTEL

ussell, New Glasgow; R‘ 1' William: a‘ Dixon. linvr rrturned to their Jorls Baker Pictou; B \\' Jiriiicni» Boy, N. S. :........ River; W. Lnril. (‘ape TavEsa; R Williams QIIc-“t-t ‘"- Arcbihziltl Burrcll finlifux; A Il:"ln'|l'l'I1(1n with tho sihipmr-nts oi H. Curric. fish for tho New York market. ; E W Scott Chicago; Dr J‘ ; FJ Rafter. Monvtfeal; A E Munroe l-falifnx;..\'. Alf/A Mucdonnld, New York; H Siitirtiay nftcr n short visit to the

w°B111“1'1‘-1;ii1 this tltj: and Vernon left on re-

ituru to New York Saturday. t

1 itov. (‘znioii Harris and Mrs.

. =1 who have hccn visiting Mr 11in‘: W. L. Cotton of this city home in

v ilfvwd A McDonald. New .k N Y is in the province in

.\ir. E. Brehaut. Cream Ridge J. returned to the mainland

TO LET—TWO OFFECES NEXT

city.

e-J

a

s-..a§ ,

k ‘,9

/i A Cleanlieautiful Skin

Then are millions of tiny openindl or pom in the shin and these must be kept open and clean if the beauty of the shin in to be maintained

n use it cleanses time pores and encourages thehealthful action oi the shin. Di’. Chile's Ointment n molt attentive as a skin beluliﬁer. K011811- neu. redness, pimple: andali foils 01 skin liiémilliu dislpptlf 11y 1" ""- snd the shin is left elm, smooth and HWY.

DR. CHASES‘ OINTMEN T

.°'"lllnu.nuaulnn.aemmnau,nsipaco..rndtwvm

Kings county.

Notice To Creditors Of First Meeting WhereAssignment Made THE. BANKRUPTCY ACT '

a

ln the Faint’.- of John I’. Brail- icy of Kelly's Cross. in Queen's COIIIII)’, Prince Edward island. Merchant, Authorized Assignor.

Notice is hereby given 1118i John P. liradiey of Kelly's Cross. IKE. island. did on the 24th dvay of November, All. 1922. make B11 authorized assignment to tihe un- dersigned. ,

‘Notice is further given that the first meeting of Creditors In the a/bovo Estate will be held in the Board of Trade Room. Charlotte . town, on thaal-ith. day of Decem~ her, Al). l , at 3.30 o'clock in the afternoon. 1. .

To entitle S? toqivtxtoszwqfeati. proof of your v in arias qdlev will: ma beﬁts-o itiin lqﬁﬂtiﬁ is M I . ,. ,

Broxies to v us mt thajpeei; lng must be ‘ggtikbtiedwfth ms prior thereto.

tAnd further, take notice that II’ you have any claim against. debtor for which you are entitled to rank, proof of such claim must hefiled with ma within thirty days from the date of this notice, for from and after the expiration of the time fixed by subsection 8 of sec- tion a1 of the said Act, I nian‘ distribute t-ha proceeds of the Debtor's Estate among the par. tics entitled thereto, having re- gard only to the claims of which l have then notice.

Dated at Sumimerside, this 1st dav of December A.D.. iiﬂ. 17H! CANADIAN ORION‘ MIN’! TRUST ASSOCIATION LIIIITID

(‘Maritime Division.) Per 51W. MANSON.

Representative tor Frllia IOWIH! Idlll i

Athenian 1a..» D80 ‘v ‘i '1 v- v .

Fnirtlcn. i p. m.

izcns of Summcrsitie are rcminticti of tho lied Cross Meeting on Wed- ic-sday, 6th at S pan. Also citizen.“

of ltiiontiigue and vicinity of the

meeting on Friday Detromhtir 54th

QHHOLII. meetings will be hddrcsscil

by Dr. J. W. Robertson, CAI (land Dr. Wodeihousc. These micetings are very fmportzint and should he well attcudeil.

lSLAN‘D FOXMlEN-The Toron- to "Star" contained recently on ox colicnt photo of members of thi-

iFox Show Corirmittee at. the Royal itiiinter Fnir. The group was com,

1.; P. G. Clark. Summer- sidc; Dr. J. A. Allan. now of ll. ltnynnr. Summersidc. Chairman of thc cnm-mittee: J. B. Rombough, Charlotte-town nn-l

to; E.

Lt-Col D. A, Nitrifinnon of Char- latte-town.

LAID T0 REST - The funeral of the late Mrs. (fhurics McDonaltl took place ycsicriluy" afternoon from the homo, 304 ltichmontl Stu to St. Dutistuifs Cathedral, and i'1li‘ll('0 to the Roman Catholic (fometwnv. it was very largely attended and many flowers and spiritual bouquets worn rocuiveti. Rev. Father Rooney conducted the serviecs nt the Cathedral and grave. The pail bearers were: ‘Messrs. J. R. Burnett, I). D. Ryan, Sixtus Aiclmllan Frank

140011911111, I). J. Jlirlmnaltl, T. L.

Smith .

be

lilnimi-nt llnmlu-rnann‘! Frh-nd

Bntriisl i»?

Jllnnrdhu

McISAAO-At Bortlcn on Nov. 27.

1922 to M-r and Mrs J..I. ‘Mc Isaac n ' h-tcr.

Bin-tits '

MacFADYEN-At Augustine COW!

P. E. l. on Dec. 2nd. Neil F. M30

Funcrul Tucstlga i

Gubiier oods ‘ ‘

—for the Sick Room

0r Other Uael

The Brant is also oi‘-

ii-onsisting of 5 horses; |purpose more, 9 years old; 1 horse

Four Teams For '1 Hockey League

ST. JOIHN. N. 8., Dec

Victoria Hotel 1111011. Sussex. 5t. John. St. league,

in: yesterday

Nicholson. St. Stephen and Beat 1PM‘. Fredericton.

will b0

inccbthe home team. The some in St. John will be on Janu

try 12 when St. ‘Stephen will he

the attraction.

The schedule as drawn up yes-

terday was as follows:- Januiiry 4—-Fre<lei1lcton at Stephen.

St.

m

January 1‘2——»St Stephen at St. ohn.

January 16~St. John at rriclon. _ v January 17—Sussex at St. Ste- on.

January 18—~Sussex nt Frederic to ‘

Freo-

SPX.

crirlon, February Il-Sussex at St John.

Meeting

for by the

‘ar as itlsn the

iii‘; a special meeting uctrt ry at. which the business of the regular iilllliiiil Jllffﬁtilli,’ will] ill‘ li'i‘ill.'~‘.‘l(‘l'_‘ti. Of this special

rm: MAGIC SILVER BLACK i FOX COMPANY. Pcr .1. A. STEWART, Pre-s.

‘IAT MT. ALBION ON SAT. use.

aiiit) telephonedn house.

8 years old; 1 mare 8 years old; 1 horse 12 years old, good Ilriver;

freshen in June; 1 in February; 1 in May; 1 furrow, 1 heifer 1 1-2 rears old; 1 brood sow; 2 fall 111.13. geese, ducks and hens.

'Cr0p:— 8 tons hay; 50 tons mixed feed; 200 bushels oats; quantity straw; 100 bush. red

potatoes; 100 busih. turnips. lm'plc-ments:—- 1 trudk wasﬂn: l driving wilgon; 1 high sleigh; 1 driving sleigh; 1 wood sleigh; 1 gang plow (new); 1 sin- gle plow; l sot spring tooth har- rows (lever); 1 set tooth barrow,- liny rope and blocks, hoes. sho-

._. vols, 1 rubber belt; 1 grain crush-

er; othcr articles too numerous to

mention.

Terms-IZ months credit on all sums over $10.00 on approved joint notes; 0 percent ctr for cnsb. All sums under $10.00, cash.

Terms of farm at sale. HIFIAM ROBERTSON.

Mt. Albion. J. A. McDonald. Auctioneer.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX. Dec. 2.-—(Qli0t8tl0n furnished by Johnson and Ward members of the Montreal Stock

10630 4 6i

-iror \VATER BOTTLES -‘-1xv.u.ii) RINGS —SYRINGES i-ATOMIZERS

A high class line at con- servative prices

McKINNON DRUG C0

‘Th: Retail K061i Store" PHONE 219

Exchange.) Brampton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35 Bell Telephone .110 Abitibi .04 siiawinisan .. .. . . 110% Laurentitle Pulp ._.4. - - - - - Cnnadian General Electlc... — (‘anaiiian Steamship Com... 1i! Asbestos Cum . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Dominion Bridge .. 72 Winnipeg Electric . . . . . . .. —- Montreal Power . 100% National Hiioweries . . 49

, Atlantic Sugar .. 231A Atchison . . . . . ..101% Am. Car 8c Foundry - Am. Locomotion . . . . . . . . 120% American smelting d: Reﬁning 64%

Anaconda Copper . . .

Canadian Pacific Hsilwaynalirlb

New York Central Cubs Cans Sugar Crucible Steel International Paper . Kelly Springfield . Mex. Petroleum .. . . . . . . . —- lnternational tiller. Marina 49% Press Steel Car Southern Pacific .

Reading

Studdnksr Union Pacific .. Utah Copper .

U. B. Steel "gum; MONTREAL IXOHANOI 1934 Victory . .

1988 Victory .-

In This Section

2—A schedule of hockey matches [or the southern section of the New Brunswick and Prince Edward Is- land Hockey League was drawn up 11nd Hlmroved at. a meeting of re nresentattvee of the teams in the yesterday after Ste- Dhen and Fredericton willl battle for honors in this sectioffof the

"1118 representatives at uni meat

afternoon were: Billion. Sussex; Jarvis, St. John;

‘The opening game of the league played at Stt. Stephen on 511111161’? 4 when Fredericton will first

January L1.—|St. Stephen at Sue 9X.

Tl

January 25——Frederi‘cton at Sus-

Januiiry 26~.Fredericton at St. John.

January 29—St. John at. St. Ste- phon.

February 1—-St. John at Sus- scx.

I"i?1‘ll18i'y 1—St Stephen at Fred

Notice 0f ‘Annual

Owing ‘to an error in calling the nuptial unceting of the Magic Sil- vcr Black Fox Company for Nov 22 iustttiil of Nov l5 asproviiletl company's bye laws, illi! notici- of tilt-cling was irrcgw atljouriiedment from Nov 22 to Dec 6. Owing to is mild."-

mcetin: due notice iriii be 311/1111- ‘ Sgucd: I

_- with the Loch in the distance and

I offer for sale my 111F111 01 592 1-2 acres, situated at Mt Al ho has hccn giving picnics to thc§c1""'1°ii‘*i°“'" fmnmri-v or Tiirmiihioti, Lot 48; 65 acres clear; bal- ance under wood and alder mud? -water hack and ﬂront of farmtlthcse

Also niyi "Their crop, stock and farm impiementsllhel; pop,“ in the valleys; 1 ZGHPTBVsoiI yiﬁlllﬁ sufficient to support its

t

ihrave heart-s deserve {l more cheer.

l ‘nmre 10 years old; 5 cows, 2 tol

Siki iillust Be Good For Nine Months

iPAIR/IIS. Deo 2—-Battling Siki. who won the world's light-heavy- weight boxing championship from

TODAY AT 3.15 SHARP. TONIGHT 7 AND 8-45

Georges Carpentier but recently

lost it and also was denied the privilege of fighting, by the rul- ing 0f the French Boxing Fl3<l0lti~ tlon because of alleged unseem- ingly conduct, may have u. new

license to box “after nine months of good behavior."

r I

This information is contained in a letter sent by tho Federation to Henry Pate, UndeHSet-retziry of State for Physical Culture. Till? letter was written in consequence of the debate in the ‘Chamber of Deputies Thursday. when ihc Senegalese Deputy, Diagne, 11'

tempted to have an appropriation for phy-slcni education reduced hov cause of the action of the ifoiierzr‘ tlon in penalizing Siki. Diagncsi motion wus defeated by u Vutu of 408 to 136. -

St. Andrews Day

After dinner addresses. (Con- tinued from Saturday's Guard- inn.)

Ex-Clulef James Palm". 1 Replying to the toast "The Land O’ The Heather" lx-Cthlef Jas. Paton referred to Scotland as till‘ greatest magnet of the world (lrniwing yearly thousands of visi- tors from all parts of tho globe to see its beauties, its cottages, cast-

ics and ulhlhles, and to hcar its lurks and linncts sing. "We Scotsmcn love the olti

land" he continued. “W0 lnvo to climlb its heather covcrntl lliililli-1 thins, to travel through its glclls. to sit by its rivers and by tlini hanks and bracs o‘ Bonny Doolul or by the classic watt-rs oi‘ Ayr. or‘ treat] the ground the Paisley Poet; Tnnnihill wrote about:

“The sun has gone down on thc1

lofty Ben Lomond, A big special production Ami left the rod clouds to prc- adapted from Dion Booclc. l. '2 t.'li,:: .." iEill1(i'l.(iI.1>0IlO‘r1ln(Il( iililgiou. the 3U“ ‘amoﬁa “lay “The speaker tic-scribed as the outszniiil sha“9h'a""-

lug quulitlcs that made Scotland. As a result of the Education Act passed centurion ago every parish was compcllird to build .'l schoolt house and provide fl. school mas" tor. Later on llnivcrsitics \.rt.-ri> built in the principle cities. Scot- lunifstnnzls high today in art, sci i-nc-ie, agriculture and shiphuiiiling Sailing down the (‘lytlc one may look to the right and lift. and sro tho grout ships on tho stocks‘ lie-

iriss, I Isl-Eel... ‘emcee

Mat. Adults 1st. Children 11¢. Eve. Adults 26c. Children 16c.

m, mu 1.5m!»

I l u |

it5~--——-—

A SONG in}: whistles, because it symbol.

lzes A PICTURE t

Al‘! the world is talking aboutvv ~

vivqryone known, sings

because it Ii typical of '|ri|h Wit, Humor and Brogus, fpf it brathfes the bratiie o! ould Erin with

its love ind

TOIYIBHCQ.

111i: built t.) sail l)\'l'l' tho stven, seas. Not so vi-rv long ago this __~_. river was a riioro brflflk anti it is

now out- of tho greatest rivcrsi in

111'? \V°1'1(1-'-11<11 111 lifmfih or width, hut commercially. Due §l\’l ‘The speaker ilcscritbctl among

inther scenes, Pltlochry, the Sol ldiefs Leap and thc Loch Tunnoll ‘ithe mountains rising grhml hm] vwild. It was amid such scenes us this that Bruce sztw the Highland army in its lengthened lines ex- tend from the itioiintztin top to its Imse. "Wallace" trrlcil he, "These

ful home." "They are happier in Willi-H." returned ‘li/ailzice. flocks browse on tho hills. the

nous. Their luxuries are mlnstrtiﬁs b11112, and the lips of thclr bride. Thcir zimiblt-ion is satisfed with followng their chief to the fcld. And their honor lint; in serving

G911: G/rr OFIGLADNESS

XMAS PACKAGE

their God and maintaining the free-i

dom of their country" (Applause) Our Guests.

Following a song by Mr, Ding

and everyone wants to In”:

._ as

well the toast, Our Guests-i, was responded to hy Rev. W Orr Mu! ligan and William fivioltae, lex-

THOROBREAD t

box

(‘hlcf oi’ Police, Vancouver, and ox. Chief of iSt. Antlrows Society In that city.

Mr. Mulligan in the course oi’ an excellent speech, nhounding in humorous stories. paid eloquent tribute t0 Scotland's contribution tn democracy, hnr achievements in pence and war, and her glorious traditions. lie deplored the fact that old Scotch music was dying out and strongly advocated group

FLOU

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a ‘boa-z

Milled by Hunt Bros "Limited LondoznCanad; P - Flour for the wlae- t:

always ﬁntlsfles

j

singing.

Mr. Mcllric- gave a hrief but witty fltwhonse to his toast, referring to C161?- Hilllilflf‘ colcihrntitms which he hm) "The neglect of this old musi: zittcndeil in Vancouver, He had is due to o false pride WlliCh is hccn honored hy receiving h 1m; not characteristic of the Scotch,"

--—-——————-— 110 Sﬂitl." lt is an iniquitous pride, flank Montreal . . . . and if the St, Andrew Societies Bank Nova Scotia . . could knock this thing on the Commerce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q0184 head it would Justify" their exis- Whcat, Dec. 119%; May 116%; tcncc for anothcr hundred years." Jul)’. 108. ‘A _ Corn, Dec. 711$: May, 70. July. The next toast "The Losses was ‘viii/a tony responded to iiy Mr. D. Edgar

Oats, Dec. 431,5 43%.

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"membership in Si. Andrew's So

‘programme.

The closing toasts "The Cala-

donaian Clllil)" and "Our Host and

Hostess" were proposed respect- ively by GlS. lnainri, K.C., and

JR. Burnett and responded to by

President Bethune and “XK. Rog-

ers, President of the Hotel Com-

IWUU- . A song "The March of the Cam-

eron Man,’ led by Mr. Williamson , preceded the above toast.

“Aulii Lang Sync“ King" followed

and "The concluding tbr

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