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“h M,“ ‘ e (lirl-"Two mouths ago he warn“ was the loveliest thing on eurth, flu’ unduly?‘ and liU\V l loathe the sight of

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l . .. \ ‘ Agents Wanted 1 {Janitor/ls Aesurvs.

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ADVERTISEMENTS

Finest line of Personal Greeting

‘ and; ever shown in ‘Canada.

mggi Aft CO

Manufacturers,

31g spadina Ave. 'l‘oronto. ‘

{Wows CAN EARN.

A. w- Sept. ca}

ggWEEKLY or, IN CITY on. country, in-spare time taking

Orders for

the

Best-Known,

Highest-Grade, lowest-Priced line

' Canadian-made l‘ mg Cards. - book free.

Christmas Greet-

Magnlflccnt sample Write Canadian Pub-

‘pining Co., 61 Wellington W.,

. To LW.

money?

Experience

011i‘

TvIsrEo - AN

IRE YOU MAKING We can show you how to i earn the biggest commissions and " most attractive bonuses ever of-l fercd. No other flrm could afford .__ w follow our liberal plan. ~OurslAYRSIIIItE COW FOR SALE (IN is the most outstanding line of] men's made-to-measure clothes in qiuiada. Low price—high quality. $23.75 and our super line at; $29.75. FOR SALE necessary~wcl train you to sell. Write for com-' pletc selling outfit and details of

profit-sharing plan. the Barton Tailoring Co.,

8-28, 1181 Bleury St., Montreal. A. W. Aug. 20-Sept. 3.

Female Help Wanted ‘

not

ronto. . ug. 26-30-Sept.l,3,6,8,10,l3,15,1'l

GOOD

EXPERIENCED.

Write Dept.

him" The (iirl men changeable?"—Passlng Show.

.. 10o per lino of II war-In u, 8c per lino ol ti wards .7“... 10 per lino ol 5 words

l ‘Boarders Wanted l

. ,

BOARDERS‘ WANTED. APPLY 98 Kent St. -

__________,_,.____.____ BOARDERS. AOOOMODATED 491 Eustou.

ui 150 Dorchesiei- Street. 8009-9-7-3i‘ - BOARDERS CAN HAVE GOOD board and sleeping quarters 157 Hillsborn St.

COLLEGE STUDENTS ACCOM-

modated at . 85 Cumberland Sh; (IICDI P. C). 8853-8-30

For Sale

ply 03 King Street. 8817-8-27-71‘

ls

l Lo

Central Guardian

IZEW seuoLAns-ono hundred‘ __ I an seven . '-- - , i<‘i'lend——“Yon, aren't sued by thg §§§§§..'i°y".‘§‘r“§n$%'§n$?..l FUNEML NOTE" ‘Tm’ ‘““°"( ,Board for new pupils for this ternfal of Evcmm‘ Dmwettc lakes las follows:-Prince Street 61; West! Queen Square "59 and Rochford Square 31.

i Kent 22;

DAIRY MARKET REPORT. — esterdays telegraphic report from Montreal read:

‘cheese 20".. cents.

Mr. Robert D. Crockett, York wasl a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. Charles Brooks, White Sands,‘ 9008'?!“ ‘was a visitor to the city yesterday.

_ _ , Mr. C. H. White of Sydney who! 3935‘9'z'4lihas ‘been visiting his father here)

_ Miss C. G. MacMillan has return- led home from a month's visit to her ,sister, Mrs. E. D. Bigeiow, Provid- ;ence. Rhode Island.

Mass,

Butter 38

PERSONALS

where she will

FOR 551554353359 ROCK “EN month visiting friends. ’

Guy Rodd, Brackley. 9009-9-7-21‘

calf). Apply 140 Eshur Street. 9005-9-7-21

(,_

flange. Apply 207 King Strcct- l 901-i-9-7-il. l

New Haven. ings, good location. Apply Mrsn Margaret Darrach, New Haven. l

8935-9-23

maid.

wngos.

WANTED-GIRL

mas Cards. sury,

also.

fox.

‘New London.

" A-lz, Wheatbn,

¢_.__

semi???» hrs. The

Ill. '~ -l3963 ~——— . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. saa-sso. CAN m: EARNED WEEK- LAWgQN. -1“ he, fusldpncc‘ ogl ',Lnureiitidc Pulp . o5 ly in spare time selling well known‘ school gum-p ' cim-inqinrown‘ 5mm Montreal Power ,. '76". line Personal Chrlfitmfl-‘l CflPd-‘P-‘urday. September 3rd, 1027, nt 2 of ~ ‘National Breweries . 94". . Scores of Stenosranhers. AC-'m.. Sophia. wife of Mr. John A.. E Spanish nivor . 1oz 394441-341 countants, Clerks, etc., excecdediLawson, aged 83. FIIIIOTHI today. ,\‘ l Stool Co. Can. Com.‘ . . 162'. AW -~ this last season. Beautiful nemwediiesday, at 2 p. m. Interment‘ l Winnipeg Electric samples free. Master Kraft CoulgPeoplefis Cemetery. ' , ‘ DEN L Asbestos Coin. New .. 20'. Limited, Toronto. Representatives IRWIN-At Pleasant ‘Grove oii _ Biompton . . . . . . . . .. 40"‘. wanted small towns also. lTuesday, Sept. 6th, 1027. Mrs.‘ Brazilian Traction . 162W Wlilelmu Mrhw. Sept. 6-1B-l0-l3-15-17.l‘Patience Irwin, widow of the late. l Shawlnigan . . . . . . .. so». 898443-721 _____-____-jWililam Irwin. Funeaal from the ‘ con, simnrnship Com, 36"’. —~——~~-"-'——- (residence of Capt - E. Hardy. \ . . 310ml. Steamship Pfd. . . . . . . . .. 90', ROWN TOP-GHOW- . Wanted n“ ‘Pleasant Grove todny ‘Wedncsdnyl- ‘Soil: or J l Wheels-Sept. 1317i; Dec.. 136w:

Sci-d

use Order

"Wit. I fit

W11 hundred satisfied

d

felireaentetive.

letter 5 ' Office.

rs LIT _ l r-‘iiinmenis ‘.4 . ‘udm

l‘ Apply "B" c|o Guardian."

aged wnninu for gonornl ,,\vork._ "Itoferences requlred- _ p Scurth, 80 Longwnrth.

l1 dreds of references. unt this week. bush. 172 Prince 8t.

Apply 277 Richmond St. i

_ 9019-0-7-21

housework‘ Family °f mrcel covered with inn-d and soft. wood. Good wages‘ Mrs‘ P‘ w‘ Tumerd Also now barn lllitl com-h house. ‘ 231 Prince St. 89739631‘

Li? _ ‘l, GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSE! - | work beginning of September. p03

two acres land known as the latcj"""““" ll" _. estate M (uiuuul rouvr-ntloii oi the

‘Ilourds of 'I‘ru(l(~.

869941-2341

»_-___.__.- _____.. ________

OR A

535F450. CAN BE EARNED ANl!

paid weekly in spare time selling

well known line personal Christ- Expcrience unneces- An early start and our co- operation assures success. tlful new sample book free. Master Kraft, C0,, Limited, Toronto. Rep- resentatives wanted small towns

F‘. H. W. Sept. 5-7-9-12-14-16.

CAPTURED-A BLACK ‘PEMALE Ed. White. Donough.

8965-0-64.“

ii-trlmo

ESCAPED FROM MY‘ RANCH. "isle fox A. i’. ll. iii right our. i\indly _ notify A. C. Mcilragor,

ilililtl-il-7 2i

COAL, east‘ QUALiTYl senses- ed and Albion Nut. Court 8r. Son iiodford Stuiiou.

‘l5 (vulgar: 1 cannon-amnio- .1111! ncwytuoisturc mileage (maker. All autos. ‘ 1 frce.. Critchlow,

LoAnuvoEivE IIOG-S- TUESDAY hficpt. 6th. List at once. Millvicw is Stock ‘Shipping Club.

MARRIED MAN WAN S WORK. -.hn(l lwq yours‘ experience in fox rum-hing. also understands farm- ‘lllii- Apply Dan Dixon,

Brown Top Clearing Plant is now closed and-seed wtll not ho taikenfuntii furthen notice. John J. Campbell, Serfy. Crass Growers‘

Association.

Bililii-DJ-Zl EXiirpri-ios I; ' likewise

(‘l - your g ‘ suit or in: coat this ll rrorli ,i_n any’

guaran , hearl

samples

custoiflvl. rum B (

To Let

_ . T0 LE'l‘ - HEATED BEDROOM lhd board for‘ two and sitting room with fire place, a . A. 0.. one;

ii- - -2i ‘Ii-M RV

WPITED_HOUSEMAID. 100D‘. foxes. Apply to l-I. l6. Shurholl, Apply Young Women's" ‘hristlau Association.

M

w srEn-ivinm iii. GEIIERALl-W

89 liHl-Liii’.

MIDDLE l house

Beau-

_.;__, s__,

JNO.ALFRED McDONA D, LAND Surveyor, Hermunvlllc, l‘.i<).I.

899l-9-7-2i

‘ ‘to select from the best I ever clrried. w ry letters. and testimonials of

§’i“s?"'illl‘.u'

b, . | iaixlflninlt many ills. n will relieve a

,, , an it'll???’ Milli‘?! ‘ll $136

slur lu excellent condition, Will. i‘ sell on terms. or iii exirhuuge for. I Portage, P. E. 1. 899727-21 FOR SALE — FARM CONSIST- ‘ lng of 75 acres laud, iii Penkeu District, hnlf clr-nr and other halt‘.

Applyto Urban Iirziolcy. St. Ter-

esa. 8975-9-6-21.

SALE-JIESIDENPE AND, ., Theodore Pickerings ‘ Hunter River (with barn and hen- house). Apply to Donald Andrewsl Hunter River. 8884-8-31-fii l

would mnke good garage. J. Wuite, Summerside, l‘. E. l. ‘ som-ii-o-ii |

Situations Vacant

A BIG SSMPIIIVATE CHRISTMAS

men and women already makingl

Misceuanebus ford, Ont. 5. V. Sept. 6-24i.' ‘ —————~—— ’ ATTENTION. FOR SERVICE — REGISTERED‘ Christmas Card Gumsey Bun- G"! 395d? BIB-ck‘ free. Greatest imaginable demand: Icy‘ 900997“ this season for the celebrated in-l

expensive Royal Series. Secure orders now even in spare time; deliver later. Highest commission. Experience or capital unnecessary» ‘Bradley - Garrctson. Brantford. Ont.

. 4 Male Help Wanted

-<-~_-+—--i WA_NTED--MA.N TO WORK ON farm. flood iviigcs. Boswell (‘ur- vcr, iIlliZCiblnOk_

ployment for Barbers. Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Molor Barber College, Department Halifax.

wast-so muréfiEérv e on roomed house, modern

lfrlnm this office.

.*r-*"-'“"-—.*"""-“'-"t*""“ ‘WANTED - sdemsss‘ ‘LADV wants comfortable room and

board lnlprivtito family". Write x Giiflrdidli. ' ' _ 9001-9-7-31‘

Lost

LOST.’ WATCH WITH OWNER'S name. Finder-leave at Guardian Office. Reward. 00010131

...._--_----i---——— _

LOST-ON NORTH SIDE MARKET;

or in Strand. auto switchiey. Re-

ward. Apply Guardian. - 90g: .... _~-{OI—-—-— -

::It ‘Has Many Qualities-The man who possesses a bbttle of Dr Thomas’ Iolectrlc Oil is armed

rook a _ will rediuoe ‘tjhe aw.’ m8‘ -. in, eve t e mos r-‘

.,%

i-Lfiww»

cough, eold, prevent me throat;

(rod

Rev. F. W. Sawdon, Mrs. Sawdon. ‘and family, Bear River, N. S.. spent a few days recently visiting fricndsl lin Ellcrslie and Bideford. ___1Sawdon was formerly stationed in

_ 0N5 506m NGL Bideford.

The Misses Junie and Amiio Mr- . iNutt oi‘ iiIliillUfllil‘ uro spending .i yo]; SALE-A sMALI, FARM A1‘ fcw (lays iu the i-lty gilvi-iis ot‘ Miss ‘ comfortable bnild- lilary Ramsay, Llppcr Prince Si.

Dr. D. D. Scannell, Mrs. Scarinclll .3i.‘and two sons, of Jamaica Plainshmvm. had have returned home fromfivc hundred p93, 5M]; o], To LET__STER_‘ their European trip. Mrs. Scannell nlcals. l ling House, with stable,_opposlte is a Sister of Mr- MacDonald of tlwon the Burlington Railroad, and , Prince Edward TheatrcGrafton Plllflm- ’ ‘

Mass"

maid. Mrs. W. B. Prowse, 48' 5g, A 1 d] 0m _ . Grafton 8t. 89261 2tf l ' m’ y Gm“ a“ §§70_9_6_,, Mrs. i ,Bay, and WANTED ‘MMEDWPELY — ‘Anon SALE STUDEBAKER ROAD-

Mr.

Tam SALE - OFFE AND Fivzlsvvmlliis the

|MacDONAL 31G 55 pnwyrg‘ 5th, 1927, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sample bo°k.MacDonald, a son.

MAY(HEW—At lliodfnrd, 26. I927, Jolm '1‘. Muyheiv, in his 50th your.

SlIl-IRREN-Suddenly at St. Oath-i S. V. Aug. 30-61: nringg Funeral notice later. ‘ -

36 . years.

.READY~At 3'1‘23‘tl'5“ , 1927, Bernard Ready. "~?‘*—‘-— ;vlcc at Indian River Church at 91 AN UNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY (‘o'clock 'I‘hursday morning; l

Lflnterment _ ’ Funeral service starting at 3 p. m ‘ f",'l‘,"°(‘f ,funeral leaving at _ ‘"1"!- APPW Sergl-‘Malm ~ '~ w RREN-Martha Warren, belov- ml wife of C. B‘. Warren, after a~ 9”" ',r,hort illness. passed away in peacc- , glul sleep at the home’ of her son, ' Ivey T. Warren, l722—40th Ave. E, Vancouver. B. 0., 20th inst. in her 78th year. in Charlottetown, P. El. 1., she leaves to mourn the loss of a loving and mother] her husband, t sons and two daughters. Ivey T. and Chris H. of Vancouver; Everett W. of Los Angeles. Calif, Mrs Ernest C. Campbell and Elisabeth "M. of Vancouver»

lov

cents,‘

Rev. R. J. Bowen, F.R.G.S., ndon, Ont... is supplying the pul- lllj pit of Rev. H. D. Raymond, Rector 8983-9-7-31»: st. Paul's Anglican Church dur- ling his absence.

—.——————-———~———‘M..ih Whit, h is bat WANTED COUPLE STUDENTS iniiispfiséil, left efoilvhlzlme s;o?§iduy,S'“ afternoon. l

of

yo“ SALE_QEAMAN "QUSEL-XFL} Mrs. A. B. McDougall, Bideford.‘ left on Saturday for Wntertown,

spend a

Mr.

MISS E. LILLIAN McKenzie wil resume classes in DIRIIOIOILC singing Se t. 13th. register ii mediately.

this afternoon at 2 o'clock to R. C Cemetery. _

| FUNERAL NOTICPL- The fun- eral of the late Mrs. J. A. Lawson. liakes place this afternoon from the; residence of her daughter, Mrs. R5 13- ROBBIE. 78 Upper Prince. Street. (not School Street as. previously

lstated.) service starting at 2 p. m.

__,‘__, ‘ AEROPLANE FLEW OVER .0'_LEARY.—An aeroplane said to be the "Sir John Carling" bound from London, ,Ont., to London, England. passed over 0‘Lcary at 12.45 Mon- day afternoon.

MOTOR TRIP.— A motor party consisting of Mrs. R, A. Mrs. Brecken Simmons, Mrs. H. Davis Moose, and Miss Lila ‘lMoase of Wilmot and Miss Carrie Haywood of Howlan motored to Charlottetown yesterday and spent a pleasant day.

CIIURCII 0F SCOTLAND -—Rev. Ewen MacDougall. B. D., , will preach Thursday 8th at Argyle Shore at 7.30, and Friday 9th at Bangor at 7.30. Also Sabbath 11th at DeSable at 10.30, Cape Traverse ‘at 2.30 and Summerside at 7 and ‘on Monday 12th at Coleman at 7.30.

l POLICE COURT. -At the Police Court yesterday two assault and battery cases were disposed of; the defendant in one was fined $1.00 or ,ten days and the defendant in the ‘second $20.00 or sixty days. Two drunks were each fined $20.00 or thirty days and a third was dis- missed. An autoist for operating a car without a license was fined $10.00 or thirty days.

, (t/ITEREI) TO PRESIDENT. - ‘During the recent. trip of President ‘Coolidge and party to and from Yellowstone Park, on Island boy Herbert W. Vickerson of Vernon the honour of serving and eight at their Mr. Vickerson is o steward

‘their menus are noted rill‘ over the

‘continent. In n letter he says that

LBXIQ Mvnousflll of Glow he found President Coolidge and lDF-llMrs. Coolidge very pleasant and af-

her sister, Mrs.

Stewart MacNutt

wompziny them home-

BIRTHS

Congratulations.

DEATHS

George Sherren,‘

St. Peter's

$.30.

necessary. Garret-son Co. Brant- Willurrl Wnilmuu, n‘ (laughter.

senior.

‘Ty-now. ' . t, » .

Undertaker EMBALlilER

nu - a 14!?"

. who _ hasmnd Mrs‘ been on the Guardian staff during berry 1:13pm the summer months left yesterday an honour to ca“... LO mo‘ President for a short visit tn Summersidcynnd {he Lad nftor which he intends to enter the‘ and party‘ IUniversity of King's College, Hnliq

fax. l

iiziiiiiiliziii‘

five dollars up daily, in spareWADMAN-At Aiigirstint‘: (Tovo on time; experience or capital UII-(‘Allgiilli 29. 1927 to Mr. lillli Mrs.

, _: :If one be troubled with corns, he _~_ _ will find in Hollownys Corn Re. August

. ‘ ‘ READY-At Burlington, Sept. 6th. i027, Joseph Bernard Ready, age Funeral notice later. 8995-9-7.2li1y|ac|,|.;0p_Q/\¢ the 11.1mm Edward

"—“' _'I.ldH.itl ,8 . rooms. ru~.:.:t"....t“i:.:..a':.. s;‘.’."‘“.i....§.‘2i.

‘formerly of Tignish, aged 86 years;

Irishtown, Sept. GtlLl Funeral ser-

Cemetery.

on Monday the Born

(I s o. MacLEAN |

A‘ Kent 30,

I35

l! Q

iCrvken of Charlottetown. who lslnble, 11nd had the satisfaction of Vlblllllfi helm were filming u"? "lslulcarriing that they zippreciated tlie Of-‘i-lll ll“! Clly Tll95dillh~SYIllWY service vci'v much. jRecord. '

Charles Vickcrson, Vernon River. George

SCHOOL isoanm- At the

a_yeai“s leave of absence. .Martina Monagiinn has

found net-cs:

place-

Mr- Vickerson is a brother to Messrs Fred and

MocMillanh A1- It is considered quite

y of the White House

m, Mr. R. 1.. Potion, l’resl(li>ui or tho solar meeting of tho City $011001. nonru of ‘Prado, loft yesterday n1‘?- Bmml held last evening Miss Muriel Viiiicoiiver to iiiii-iiii th-l Weeks “m3 appointed to the stall of Prince Street School. and given Miss - _ resigned l Mrs- (lenrgo l). Al-{llUii who wiilrllmll 5m“ Ol Qllcllll squire SQlIOOLi lhcr little (laughter, Jenn. has boon and Miss Hllflll Gflllppt "llhlm" llfilltlllyfl Wllillbeex‘ o" leave has Yellmlcd m dllll" Master Furness were features of the

I mourns lillNS , . lllEFEAlINll STARS lABllR llllYl

Labor Day morning at the Abeg- weit grounds the largest turn out of fans for the season assembled for the Anchor-Star baseball game, the final game of the second section

which was called on three different occasions. ‘ The weather was anything but

favorable for comfort either for players or fans. Nevertheless the large gathering was treated to the best baseball game of the season and possibly for many a season, the players and fans were at a high pitch of excitement and there was many on occasion for to show en-‘ thusiasm. - '

Never in a ball game 1n this city‘ did two mcundsmen work like on Labor Day. It was a real pitcher's duel and no mistake, both hurled

enteen strike outs to McFarlaneYs‘ thirteen. McFai-lanc hold morel tight corners to wiggle out of than‘

the Stars filled the paths, but only could get one man across the plate‘ during the entire game. l

The Stars had eleven hits to six by the Anchors, yet were defeated, but they had. two errors to one by the Anchors and one of the errors accounted for a run which was the difference between the two teams on Labor Day. i

excellent ball, McQuaid getting sev- ‘————

McQuaid for twice during the game ‘Stars

icon siciioi’

;

ASTORIA

The line up: ‘ l Anchors Stars

Catcher l Francis

ite i McFarlane . . . . . . . . . . . . .. McQuaid‘ lst Base l

Hoyt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. McCarey 1 2nd Base l

O'Lcary . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3rd Base Campbell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Squarebriggs‘ NIOTFIFR ,_ Fletcher's s. Ryanl Castoria is especially pre-

and, by regulating the Stomach n of Food; giving natural sleep.

Physicians everywhere recommend II

Short stop ~ . ' Momma" _ _ _ _ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ _ V _ _ _ _ __ Howau. pared to TCIICIC Infants in _ R. Field ‘ ‘arms and Children all ages of M‘ Dlalnond w‘ Ryan; Constipation, Fiatuiency, Wind Saunders . . . . . . . .. Bolgerl Colic and Diarrhea; zillaying‘ Cronin . . . . J, Power Fmverishness zlrising ihmicfron?’ Utility 1 and Bowels, aids the assmiilatio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mclnnis‘ B0,} “are To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of 1 2 "l 4 5 6 7 8 9 RKE‘ Ah l r 1 n rmiess-No Oiiates. Anchors 0200000002 61 i>_"_°_X_1__~- _.._l___.- 0000010001112 - Batteries

Anchors—McFar1anc and Frnncisfl , Stars—McQuaid and McCabe. Officials

Umpire-Jack McAlecr

Bases—Fred Moore

Scorer—Jack Williams I | I I

0TH llNlilNS M ilElEBlllll

Score Board-Eddie Vcssey Police 0fficer-Joseph Trainer

Case Concluded

liossh- 1'\.ll'i'ili'i‘. 'i‘h(- lOYIilPl‘ tesii- fioil ('()ll('f'l'lliillI ('l‘l'iilill it‘lt‘l.(l'illllbl which \\'t'l'(‘. iiol. ullmruil in go in us i‘\'lili'llt'i‘l lliiss iilucPliec was culled lo iilvuiify the writing (ill uslvgrzims; mu- sigunluro shr- said was in tho liaindu-riiiiig of Jessie

CONCERT ENJ()YEI)-— An 0X- cellent concert took place in the. C. M. B. A. Hall, Vernon River, on Thursday evening last. The coin- modious hall was filled with an en- thusiastic, audience, whose appre- ciation was evidenced by the many encorcs and frequent applause giv-l en the performers. Mr. Miltonl Furness. of Vernon River most ac- ceptably presided. The performers were Mrs; G. R. MacLeod. Montreal one of‘ the wellknowu concert and church soloists in this ‘country; Mrs W. Mulch and Miss Lucy Blanchardl Mr. P. W. Small, Master Furnessl and Mrs MacLcodZs little daughteixl Miss MacLeod. The accompnnists were Professor Fletcher and Mrs, Byron Brown. The singing was of high order, and every performer did his or her part to the satisfaction and gratification of all. The graceful dancing of Miss MacLeod

“m” huslanci the duet of this little lady and

Altogether it was

There

ply Mrs. . , , _ . , AV!‘- 89860-7-21‘ toii platform scale must he sold her sister. Mrs. (‘reorgo llvwui‘ El“ M3473!“ Jenkms has T951311?“entertainment. ___i_____ m. mow.“ at Once m; 1mm ha“ and her inoihor, lilrs. l\i(-.ll_v, h-ll. l°"l_?ll99_ll sflllflff? Sflllmll l0 Wk“ one of the best. concerts ever given SELL mnus-l-MAS CARD-S hm," Bum Wm Se“ Heparin‘, ff yesterday on return to hor homo lii i‘ 3107151“ "i ti"? Normal schnol “lid in that part of the Province. required. Office 10 x lat feet NQW llillllbllfg- Olll- llel‘ llllsllflllll a“ 1 w“ '*_ll?°°°ded' by M's“ was an intermission. and a lunch -1~‘\vi|l moot her in lilnnireail to iiC- m" y“ Clalkm- ll has bee“ consisting of sandwiches and rake.