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(canadian ww.) al¥lx°Dnlg Co.,'is no; Gugrdirllllirel-r' Xl f:°M°‘°°n°;;:°“’°“"d ?":l';"g;“l‘)l£:| New vortx. rea. la. my cane.
vNl~:\\' Yollk, Feb. la.-Otto H. ressntatlve in Sulumel-side and will gd to receive news mms Bdvenw dlan Press)-Alone with her
Kuhn, tho financier who helped be DlBM6d t0 YBCBIVB DBWI, Miver- lug Job Prlntms new 8;” l_enew_~vrll\ts, ln a great house at Havel- hlorrla Gvst bring to the U-,S. stage tising, new and renewlll 5llb,cl.ll,_ al gubscripmansg » ll straw. N. Y.. for many years lived .'.i:;:;:"..§-2:: ;.'r..:‘.‘f“:.°.:1 32:1..°“:..r°*:.§’;‘°.:::f...’:‘~..if.:s: _,., ,w.l»»»b;»_f__8-.iy,;;_»l_;
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';‘;‘.;2..'“t;1‘:::..i".; 1“.;.;‘”‘° "°“’- ”‘° ‘°‘°°“°°° “Sl 1---= ~°‘<--='°- T-°--°° -B 1-°f"°-~-~. be el'ect,cd o D 42nd Street hear B I ____ °n 3 BUOY! Vl»S|l- I0 his Dal‘SntS.- Sha was held ln great al»le¢¢lo,l_ -l-lmcll' S ual.; wllhln B .Nl Ml. _ KENslNG-l-ON cARNlvAl_A very Bmoyable evening was But relatives seldom vivlted her. (lest haaqannounced 3 V 1 SATURDAY FSB 16th-A 0hl"I1l~ spent Feb' 9th M me home ot 'with many °f 'hem “he had long
~ - . _ - _ Mr. and Mrs. James Reilly, Gasper- nlnw quarreled and ml“5,.(l to
Mr. Gt-st declined to mimi the val masquerade and general skat- enum ll belllg lllell- dauglllefs lc t_
sito chosen for the theater. pond- ing entertainment will be held on l,ll.lllday_ Tm, evenlng was spent °":";’r“""C(': dlod Nm, mvlnqt ini; the completion of tllc pimsllase. Kensington rink Saturday. SDS- ln l-llulllcl slnglng and dal-lclng m0Sl__ R(;ce*r"-My "P was learned 'her w*m . Plc disclosed, however. that .\ll-_ cial prizes for best costumes of ly by Mlss Anelm Hlck0x___ dmrlbutes nearly $2'000'0Ml_ To l\ahn would put $250,000 into the ladies and gentlemen. Speed con- Means Lewlg Jamlesolh pe,-cy h two nearest l_el°tlWB__“rM enterprise: that the theater would test for ladies and gentlemen are l)lxoll_ Benjamin l-lsyter, have. N l _she has glvcn sl," ,mol
be "fed ¢° Bulfre H'-‘ch "‘H“|V'~’ H0' bemg ‘"`ran3ed~ 1507'2`15'1\ arrived home from the lumber f_;;;ll':_nsThe rest nl. me eglnm' ln duction” M he Miflwle “Heh ""*“ woods. They report this is n very Kwon to her frlvnds ln Havel,_
hitherto have NOT been brought to ._PRESENTAlTlON T0 MAIL Coll] winter ln me wg0d5_-M;-g_ straw
America: that two plays had been CARRIER.-Mr. -Lea Mouse, driver Stanley Thurber of Boston, Mass, is ‘ I ' _ obtained for simultaneous produu- 011 l'ul‘8l Route No. 2 Was the recip- paying a short visit to Gasperesux, j tion at the opening or the place; lent of a purse oi' $30.00, presented the guest of her mother Mrs.
and that Max Rnlnehsrdt. the En- by the people' ol' Irishtown. Park Margaret Dixon.-Mr. Angus'AFT°N R°l?B`T|;%H°oL EXAM'
\~ol\ea.n director. probably would he Corner and Burlington. .Mr, Mosse Steele. Gaapeareaux. is busy learn-
ln charge or the eastlnir. always “makes the grade” regard- illg his trade as blacksmith. The Seml_ annual school examlm
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lllrs. Sarah E Conklin. rt lvltht-l'ed
Less Time-~
and sweeter, cleaner clothes
IGI
“will be like il. big marble barn." and l~0gdg__.K_ rnilllls all the ornate interior. de- 1;
The new bulldlns. aaio Mr. coat. less of the exlgenelee ot weather
corntlon of the usuul theater. and __wH|,51' ¢|_U3___Tlle l-Ogllla so arrayed that n new interior .md weekly wlllsl and dance was held stage rln be constructed within tt, .by the Asslllllllllloll Society al SL to conform to each nuceelllsive lsaulis hall on Tuesday elrelllllg
?\ll'llI\A\' HAIUIOR N. SCIIOOII. Grade X.-1, Florence l\IcHerl~on,
l- 2. hiny Johnston; 3, Dolly Condon.
Grade VII.-1, Ada Condon; 2,
Elizabeth Condon: 3, Florence Kon- nody; 4, Annie Clow.
(trade VI.-l, Eileen I\IcLure; 2,
ation of Afton Road School was held on the evening of the 21st of Dee. The weather proved lover- able and it large number of rote- payers and others assembled to show their interest and apprecia- tion of school work.
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Report of North Milton School
for January.
NORTH MILTON
1- Alton Rodd (equal). ‘
M l __->-~;¢aml~l`_:\\»_..._‘ -_ .-
Sara Neill, 3. Beth. Coles, and
Grade III.-1, Florence Matheson
and Robert MacKenzie (equal), 2.
Grade VII.-1, Margaret Coles, Russel Coles.
2 Addie Andrew, 3. Bert Hooper.
Grade V.~1, Helen Matheson, 2. Joyce Hooper.
Verner Coles. 3. Marjorie Andrews.
Grade IV.-1. Phyllis Hooper, 2.
Grade Il.-1. Irene Coles, 2.
Grade l.-ta). Doris Rodd (b),
Noel Hooper.
Con vincing Evidence
Mr. E. R. Brow states he has fed Imperial Fox Biscuits
in his ranch evsr since these Biscuits were manufactured. eight yur! ago. i-le ls feeding them summer and wllriter and has obtained excellent results. His average litter in slightly under four- to a pair and his live foxes have realized first-class prices. He believes 'ln a balanced diet for his foxes ln winter and . is feeding imperial Cod-I.-lver.0ll Fox Biscuits every morning.
Mr. Brow ls well known in the fax buslneu as the
owner of Sir Charles, one of the most beautiful Silver foxes in the world-Sir Charles le the progenitor of some of the but breeding stock.. ln., Canada.. and.. the.. Urrlted States.
Imperial Biscuit Co. Ltd. Charlottetown, P. E, l.
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6. M. lMill’S0l| & G0.
64 Queen Strait
London
Public Auction Balos of
RAW FURS
Bale! are held
January, April and October
Ropreliellted by
ALFRED FRASER
212 Fifth Avenue,
New York
Sliver Fox and Cross Fox should be shipped direct to
London to avoid the payment of the I0 per cont duty inl-
polod by the United States Government.
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FWS Wanted ,
Every trapper las well as breeder of
furs wants to get the best grading and tllebellt price for their furs.
'Ship us -anilulou will receive fair gradixtg and t l market prices on all raw furs.
No shipment too small or too large
to receive our personal attention.
llroiat Fur Go mpany,
Limited I
418 Bt. Paul St., West, Mgntrml, P. Q.
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‘l Malts an appointment now.
spectacle produced. ll. \v|ll he es-
audience.
Above the main theater will br-
a smaller secondary one ,equipped fnr chamber productions. _
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CARLETON SCHOOL
The standing of Carleton School
for January is as follows:
Pr-|nclpll'c Dept.
Grade X.-~1, Dorothy Muttart. 2.
Verna Weeks, 3. .lannle Muttart.
Grade IX -1 Gordon Ross, 2
Howutl. 2. Hazen. Gillespie
peeleliy 'noted for playa in w\\l°“ large .After wbisl, dancing was in the ltlge and auditorium are one. grdel. ml mldlllglll wllenl-he party Wm' '1°'°"“ """““"5 Wm’ me retired after spending a pleasant
and as usual the attendance was
evening.--H.
-T/OUR-IST ASSOCIAT-l0N._ A
meeting of the Prince Co.. 'branch of the new Tourist Association was
Arthur presiding. lA fairly large
dengast oi Kensington. Addresses
man oi' the Financial Comm. Major
Beavers A full dainty meal of
Rub I3§.by~s*Colds
Treat one cold with Vicks Vapo
Rub and as in the case reported below, you will adulll- this external method for all the cold troubles of the family.
When the little ones come in wet
and sniffing. lust apply Vicks over
flannel cloth. Repeat at bedtime. , Vicks acts like a linlment or plaster. In addition, its in- gredients, vaporized by the body heat. are inhaled all night long.
The child is usually better next,
h' morning and the bad after-effects
of internal dosing are avoided. Just as good of course, for adults.
7.. Mrs. Emanuel Albert. of Ram- I say Street. Campbellton, New
Hrullswlck,wl‘ltes: “Vicks Vapo-
Rub is a wonderful remedy. My lf’ children were all sick with colds
and I rubbed their chests with' Vicks, always obtaining the best
Q' results. My two months old batly
was very ill with ll cold in his
' chest and l was afraid he would
have inflammation of the lungs for he ouglied so much. I applied Vicks and it relieved him. I cs.n't
Q speak too highly of Vicks."
l At all rirug stores 50c a lar. For a free test size package. write Vick Chemical Co.. 344 St. Paul
' St., W., Montreal, P. Q.
Though Vicks is new in Canada
it has a remarkable sale in the
- States. Over 17 million Jars used
yearly.
' svzarrunn rits rmmci. - mu. ,oauoit or Haan.
Aoi-in
Some lutllarltlss ny 90 p.c.
. of all hsulinohu are caused
puts it loss than 10 p.c, Leave it to your own experience.
- you class your syn, don't
you?
Q Ol' tho tvrslvs pairs of
norvn iri tho skull. lix have some connection with the
._ sys. No wonder the dull soils t- from sylbtrllfi occurs in any
part of ills Mid. lo when ds- futlvs syn are called upon to do the sys-work -rsqulrod by modern life/tlls third cou- llr muscles lst up pain along
.' the nerves connecting with
the other plrts of the hold. A not-not pelr of glasses gots
é at the nun. Qlulso banish
- not one holllcho but l thou-
NMI.
¢onsult
l H. J. MABON
Ovhnlotrtot Neiilletlo allies Gonnsml with Drug
"li I w°"d°"f“' R°"‘°dy'” took their little son, Edward all 5!!! NW' 5‘°“'“W\°k M°"h°" lille early age of eight years and i
I -SADLY BEREAVED. - The,
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` l of death entered the home’
i lllllglslr. and Mrs. E. Keith Cameroni
“i lKil-it Street on Sunday night arull
eleven months following a painful illness of four weeks of rlluematlc fever. The departed from infancy , had been delicate occaslotllng much sacrificing care on the part ol his devoted parents who are re- l celving the sympathy of the com- munity in their bereavement In-
Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, Rev-s. C D White nnd G S Mitchell officiating. The pall bearers were: Roy Smalllnan, Roland Lyle, Maxwell ltobertson and Earl Baker. The floral tributes ill- eludetl a wreath from _the firm ol Sinclair and Stewart. Llnlitefl; tl wreath from the employees oi the some firm; a crescent from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boswell; a about from Mr. and Mrs. David Manson; a bouquet from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. McQuarrie, a wreath from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mill, Marshfield; land at wreath from Mr. John Green and family.-S.
-w. M. s. MEETING. _ 'rho
annual meeting ofthe Womeu's Auxiliary of New London parish was held in St. Marks Hall. Ken- sington on Wednesday afternoon, Feb. ilth with a good attendance. In the past year good work has been done, the missionary plodgo of $100.00 has been fully met, there has been an increase in member ship and an increase in missionary interest evidenced by a larger number of subscribers to "The Living Message", the official organ of the W. A. Other Auxiliary funds are in a healthy state and the work of the new year starts under favourable conditions. The following are the officers for the ensuing year: -Pres..Mrs. (Rev.) G. T. Spriggs; lst Vice Pres..Mrs. J. Bradford Mlllman; 2nd Vice Pres, Mrs. Geo. Profltt; 3rd Mrs. Harry Hardingi Secretary for Kell sington, Mrs. J. B. Profitt; Secre- tary for Burlington, Miss Bertha Mlllman: Gen. Trees. Mrs. A. L. ‘Rogers-, Treae for Burlington, Mrs. W. J. Paynter; Living Message Sec, Mrs. Burrows Mouse; Prayer Partner, Sec, Mrs. Bertha Mlllman ,Dorcas Sec, Misa Agnes Adams. ‘Thank offering one cent s week »Ssc’y Mrs. Caseiy.
PERSONALS
-Mr. Leigh Lowther and Mr. W.
-E. Gllliaple were visitors to town on Wednesday. S.
-Mr. E. W. Johnston. Elmsdale,
was in Summerslde on Wednesday. -H.
-Miss Gertrude becky, of the
office staff of R. T. Holman. spent the week-enrl st her home in Mis- couohs. 8.
Lorne Kennedy; If, Edwnrcl Clow.
Grndo V.-l. Irene Kennedy; 2,
into Kennedy: 3. George Mellox; -l. l..c\\'ls Condon: 5. Floyd John
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Grade IV.-1. Preston Mcllure:
2. Ruth ond Dan Condon: 4, Ivan Henderson their various subjects by their ten-l
fl-d ll.s.-l,L H <1- l held on Tuesday evening in the 2' l_fl‘;;nCe lflewlym°“; Jp°H';|;';f;';_ llla MacAulay and showed by their
The schoolroolll was nicely de-
corated Ior the occasion ond a- Christlnas treo lnden with presents lor pupils, teacher and others afld~l cd u pleasing feature to the pro-- gramme of the evening.
The pupils were ` examined ill
chcr, Irene Brnzel, assisted by Cec-l
prompt answers that their
Town Hall, Vice -President -.\lc- W.: 'James l,m_lm__
Grade II. r.-1, H M-l. ,
number of intluenitial citizens were and Helm Rem lequaficqlv M;r\f'\f‘)°: lillririg the term. A Short but present, including Mr. James Pen- 3' Ralph Condom '
Grade I.-l. Charlie Clow; 2,
were glv-en by C. R. Rogers, Chair- l_,,w,._enc,, l,,.l,,g_
Perfect Attendanctv-lilac John-
had been uppermost in their
pre pa rod programme which
lil ll A Sl ll Vll - ~ .
in the time between classes was Itl]£:l“lliull<llll1g9g\l1Lv .loscpilg liricA§l`:lll.‘cedll:T\?yre:h-dlelldgallled lllnilsnstltiilsflsil emoycd by all pr°5ent~ and Mary Steele: Song, Nellie Dar- owing to thu sliggestlolls tontnln
At the “|059 of the p"°5"a'"m9 ling" by Mary Steele, llnzel Mc- ell in his letters.
Schurman, A. F. Arsenault. M,-L..-\.. ston,Ralph Condon. lrenr1<»nnedl'. tslllentaeghhllsltinllrgdlenlllidtdulllostklilCormack and Euzubclh A' MCQUW Fin H sl ' "emi to
A. E. -Mebean. `M. -P.. and rt num- Lewis Condon, Florence Moller.-on. ber of others, all being unanimous Mary E McLeod, 'reseller
l’KATT’S
` BIG MID-WINTER SALE!!
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 21st, 22nd, 23rd
SAVE YOUR MONEY FOR IT
BEST BARGAINS YET!!!
< throat and chest and cover with it terment took place in the Peoples _ For three days on' v r th. . h ,I .
M _ Y e e Y lug ln our eavl y stocked store and
¥§%lI\Jt;§uSsi;sI'J.I§tPg§el\élIl]ne WHOLESALE PRICES. These are below the- mnces whi h ha b S of goods to-da_y, as we stocked up early to avoid ad-
c ve een -considerable, lncludmg the 6 per cent sales tax.
I _ EXTRA SPECIAL I l °
The fdlowmg' 'a1°e>B31`8`aii\S YOU C2ln’t afford to miss.
Men’s Overcoiats
The balance cf our stock at HALF PRICE. Regular price from $20.50 to $14 59 S-Ile prices from $14.15 te srlza
Ladies’ Winter -Coats
The balance of our stock at HALF PRIOE. Ruillill' prices $27.50 to $12.00 Silo l»rI¢u'$13-75 to sooo
» -Minn ‘Pearl Clark of the office
A Few childrens _Coats i`
R°ll"|lr $8.00- Slls price 3399
Bvyl Cm' rwulnr alma to so
M Bale price £5.95 to ....
Lumbermen’.s -Rubbers
Msn’s all red 4 syiot.84.76 for $3.75 Mews leather top 6 eyslot $4.15 fer $3.50 Balance nook lou' 20 por cent. '
Men’s Fleece Lined Underwear l 'Balls price ...................... ....... Tic por garment
Men’s Hats :Ind Gaps
HALF PRICE
Sunset Soap Dyes
2 for 23°
Flour Hard Wl\eat,'Excello, North Welt and Our Chief,
......................... .................. $3-65 Per bag
Blonde, Sunbosm, lnvsr, Mcl.sod'| speelgr .................... ............... .... $3.25 per' bag
r GROCERY
°l"”“|°'l Milk rlbuiar *lic psr tain. Ulla price ...... ._ 14c
....................................... __.__________________ ol- 8 an' for 40°
Canned Peas, rsgullr 19°. Bula Mlo¢........,,...... 2 fer 29a Rainbow Pink Salmon, regular 221:. his price iilc can Home-made Mixed Plcktas and Chow, regular 281:.
Bale price ........................... ......... lllc
Hunts-made Sweet Pickles, regular Ile. Isle prion Nc Wslolvo Raspberry Jam, Ngulsr 400. into price 92c W¢lcl\'| -Push Jam, regular 801:. late price
Flannclettc Specials
6webs at 16;;-per yard 5 wg” at 10g per yard
Print Cotton and Gingham .
Assortment that can be used for house drones, aprons. qvllflric. .te at .... __ use per yer-.i
Come early for these.
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A Counter of 'Bargains
Regular prices from $2.75 down. ` Sale Prices from $1.00 to toe A large assortment to select from, Including Men’a
Sweaters.
Men'a Coat Sweaters 33 1.3 par cent eff,
Plaid Dress Goods
R°9“\3" Plilces from 494: to 42<`- Saie .Pi-icon .......... 25c por yard Get some of this for school drosuo or skirts.
Millinery ‘
Balance of Hats from $3.75 to _ $7.50 To clear at _ _ $1.75
Ladies Sweaters _ as i.a per eentlerr. _ A
Muresco
IT WILL PAV YOU .T0 GET your Murnco Nt lprlni
house cleaning new. Have just oooolvld A new shipment of white and all colors suitable for wills Intl bsillngs.
SPECIALS I ‘ . *
Cosmos Laundry Boop 3 cakes for 14¢ Corn Flakes , _ ______ __ 2 for 1% Crum Tsrtdr ._ ..._. 2 ploklgn for 150 Prunos 10 lbs. for 95° white sugar, tis por pound Tsaflrulron Poke; ......-...... lb slr Q. I l'hs.*for |1119 Bestar lrlnd Rliiins .... .. 2'i#¥lUl0l 70|’ .W New stock 15_ oz. plokngss. » `
Sale positively FOR 3 DAYS 0 NLY, if weather is good.. 'Ifweather
is bad, sale will be extended one day f or every stormy day. » _ ' -
c. is rlurr sos Sf. Pe-»r‘=
_ _ l t. ‘lmrr or rr. 1'. lrormn el..-in. me ' , ~ &
.» -an-~ ~ J ._ . “Q” wook-onli nt hor homo in llmornltl. ° .
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l c ll ii nl st l i ii H yi W W ‘tl ru" my an; o o r e, , -' i_ _ _
, _ _ . . _ _ j°3;Im°“t °f the children- Hazel oMc(l!\l>r§l'nat:k): Eeliilbethee A. she woasclllihtubgy? ller
M rl Dlekl 3_ stlrlln Glllespl,._ ln lvln ve asslsllmce l,¢,=sibl@_ °me _made C9~“dY and 0h00°|:,McQuIllall and the teacher; Itecit- matic u ronlltl oi’ several place-1 of
a on e, g g ge ry . ____ _..._ _ Grade VIII.-1. Vivian Howatt A 1:-ll-ml»l¢llll dflve wlll .be lalmclled AFTON ROAD SCHOOL |355 glrglepsgsg serled to the visl glllgllu 1-lllfsllglll llgllnFHeln~y Dlgalul lxllnuseuletntl togelller. 'II‘hz1i night
l nl is Nuns' no oy purer on le llrut\l'-t.\ililln
Q- - ~ ~- -` and Gertrude Carmichael (equal) oi d tth u h th -town 'ml f _ » ' . - ._ 1'H1TH1U1UZ.I.l3‘ V' "' "" 2. Vernon Muttart, 3. Duncan 3;: ln? ‘vllflllnge lllgollgsl sleeps l0`Afl_0: l§£::lw:;1o'Jlt2.lel_ sttligdfggnglf hysgglf-B ‘;)et"‘t|;’(`ak*;is‘i;'tfi`)"r‘; this T909 gue "Hnrry‘s Pocket" by Reginald tllui. on thc morrow, ill:-y iioulll
,M 1 ._ _, Cal~ml¢hge|_ ,make the project a Succesi Meet. ol _llmual.y_ her was thanked for ht-at gogd 2:5: Steele und the teael”lel‘; Songi|l-ellt some roollls and mall.. ull ll
Grade V[I_.__1_ Olive Gillespie, 2. lng adl0ume(l___l»_l_ Grade Vll_l_ Joseph McAsklll_ vice and for ‘wr we" mmm ted Come Back Oli! Salllu by scveilltelnpol';ll'y llomc, without lilo to
Bessllal Trenholm, 3. Harold Mc- ‘ ____ Grade V-1. Mary Steele. 2. Marylamiuoiloll She ou h Bart eixrl gms; valmucwry by Bums Idmddnmyi lwhich the minister “mam Cari/ ~ ' -NA'r|oNAl.s vs. aEAvsns._- Evans. 3. Hazel M c k ' ' °‘ ’ ”*"*’*__" l““*“@” """f~ Gfede V1--1 RW” Tf°“°h°l"‘- 2~ The Borden National Hockey clnu Grade lv._-1. ltollerllghmlshele, 2. giflmfnlvolhlgstklvlsgggllhefglulllzll A 'HURRY' UP' CALL F°R THE 0" “'°'““ ‘° he' '°°’“` ““` "“ °'
Joseph Smith, 3. Ads Smith. “lah lo thank the llillles of Calherlne Evans' 3_ Emma Luml_ assistance and interest li th? wmlk SALVATION ARMY a girl sturieil to give her ploposeii
Badeque for the generous way in Grade ll-1. Mary Lllnd, 2. H i .. . _°”“ . l . ` ‘
.Aulunmw D¢l,¢_ which they used me boys on Mcqnmanr 3_ Gertrude McQ“l‘l*l';’;l3l <;\§agl§1§lChXgl-heghilrilllgllllgallf’|_|;;vlGtrl of 14 calls Rescue Off|cer_ lnlution. Slcoll was lnlpossiblv
Gmde V--1 Am” Carmichael' Tuesday night, Feby. 5th when the Grade I-1. Elizabeth McCor- pleasant evening to a tgose ‘L A “Ny morning ho"-rs' and “MS 'the wee Hman Mum of uw “mm
2- Helen M°C*“"'m» 3' Rem Mc' above terms crossed sticks. The mack, 2. Alice McQulllan, 3. Lucy The following is the progralallle. way out 0( serlous tanglc ling' mmcience won' “nh tho re
Cal~v11l_ _ l ll ell lnlel-es; M¢Qul]lall_ _ l --_- suit tllrlt slle telephoned to The
V 1 Viola Gilles le, " game was one 0 m lllg perl W°rds of weI°°m9 by Eumls For l'o<‘llrrlll‘z ilu-liiullts that sim- Salvation Arllly Hel-lclie llollli- This
Grade 1 --. .D 1-- ll ll »t, bei evenly co st- oct alto d , J _ . .. .. ' ~ - -
Angle” Ucolmell' 3_ James ldroélllgd oglnybodyni game ml ll the'Askm‘ E"zaber;halllceMcQojlelr;i!l‘ 3/llc] 23:35, Il:lvlaHcIltsa:tll<{l,1c"Six:ll)tI.tlt'_C[lglxls “llgpiy bubble over with human inter lwirs. indeed. a .tlllll-l~y.up" tall for O-Connell. .ell(l_ Mm, me whlalle blew cnlllngimary Lund. Found.. by Rbderlcl-( steel? acl est, it_ ls doubtful ii’ those connec-l’lho Aruly. An Officer |lr..g,,.,l ,ll
Gfllde IiI-"- 511) 1- Sfanlel’ time and turning victory for tllel` IRENE BRAIELV Teacher .santa Claus is Coming" b-y ~ul;i'vl_§é-tell; wlglfimthe rlalll; ofqillle ities-lonee, null. within u few lluiluies
. _ _ h_ls_ Recltauon Hchrlsmlm Stociple ters 0 to .il viii on was at t c girl s side.
Grade III.--(Jr.) o 1. Horllce ll kell beans' hot coffee and ev,3l~y.‘ 1 _ g ,_ ’ _ Army hu\c all cfllllli- \ After ilearillg thc gll‘i's tory
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