ZTANUARY 12, 1925

Out 0f Doors In Canada

ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

icapt. J. Mriito_‘State noted lec- turer. author and (traveller and who lg at present riihe official ilecturerot (he. Canadian National Runways will deliver a free lecture entitled "Ouvt. of Doors in Canada" in the Prince of Waies__i0oilege Hail on Wednesday eveiing, January 14th

CAPT, J. MILTON STATE

commencing at 7.30 oiciiock. p. 1n,

This tiecturo will (be finely iiluis- (rated with colored views and mov- ing pictures, and is delivered un- der -t.'he~ auspices of the 1'. E. l. (Iiourist Asso-clariiion. ' _

Capt. State ‘ls spoken of~i1y the leading Canadian and United Sutt- es Pres» a5 being a witty, humor- cus s-peqikeg.

All (foliage Students as well as the general public should take ad- vantage of ‘this fine ‘lecture. 908-1-12-3i

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Kansas Governor And Son To Be Placed Under Arrest

(Canadian Press) g TOPEKIA, Kansas. Jat1.11.——

. Warrants will be sworn out in the

court of Topeka tomorrow charg- i g Covet-nor Jonathan M. David- and his son~l1ullell"G.-‘ Dlvifi. 33. wlfh soloeiting nad. accepting =1 bribe of $1,250 in payment of a pardon issued to Fred“ W. Pullman, it was auununcctl late today by Tiukhani-Veaie. county attorney of Shawnee County.

NEGOTIATORS

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ginning immediately. Experts will go over arm-ass‘!!! and re- por to the delegates before ‘Mon- day just exactly what Belgium has actually received.

Await Instructions.

The United States war datmage claims settlement. however, re- 11mins illle most important mnt-ter before he conference. Tonight Aim- bnssador ‘Herrick and Mr. Obur-cb- ill are awaiting fmilicr instructions from “hsliingzou and London.

THE MARKETS

t (Canadian Pros!)

MONTREAL, Jan. 11—The fea- ture of the export (trade in grain here 8sturday was the increased demand for Canadian spring wheat from foreign buyers. Some sales of. No. 1 Northern were made at 81-99 per ‘bushel. No. 4 wheat at 8 cen-ts per bushel under the Win- nipeg May option, and No. 5 wh-eat. at 15 cents per bushel under all C; 1.11‘. Bay purts- There was a slight improvement. in the de- mand for oats, and the undertone was firm. . Ontario No. 2 white be- ing quoted at 66 cents, No. 3 grade n. 64 cents and No. 4 grade at 62 cents per bushel, ex store. Owing -to the high prices ruling here for Spring wheat grades of flour, llttlc business was transacted with Unit- ed Kingdom on Saturday. The local trad-e was quiet. ‘Extreme dullness marked the trade in wint- er wheat. flour but prices were well maintained. The miilfecd market was without any new fea- ture to note. The demand for rolled onts continues steady and prices were i'irn1. The volume of business in eggs in a wholesale

jabbing way was lnrge and the tendency was steady- The butter market was quiet. T-he export

trade in cheese continues inartive. The tone of the market for current receipts of fodder tnadi: good de- tuulns very firm with No. 1 grade mioteil at 18% to 19 cents per pound, and No. 2 grade at 17% to 13 cents per pound. Crop beans were quoted at 62-70 to 52-30 P91‘ bushel. ‘

Large Attendance At “Y” Sing‘ Song

SENIOR

The largest crowd this year were ut the ‘"1"’ last 11igl1t and all joined heartily in the slug-song, over ewo hundred being present. A11 excellent programme was put on under the direction of Prof. Tanton who not» ed as accompanist. which included a duo: by Mrs. C. I). ‘Bell and liilss Coombs, a solo by Miss Coombs and a trioiln solo (cncored) thy Har- ry Porter. ‘

’ Rev. Dr. Gcnge gave a beautiful ten minute talk, taking for his sub jrut. “The Quartebtc of Life."

To nil those who so ‘kindly gave of their time and services the take this opportunity of expressing their thanks.

JUNIOR

' A good crowd‘ of ‘boys turned out n-nd enjoyed nu hours Bible reading

Central Guardiar

‘CHOP from Hannah's Cots-log.

INSTITUTIONS HELPEll-The Week oi’ Prayer services concludé

run cmnnomnrown contour:

OLD KNOX

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Strives?) Allay I Fireman’s Concert

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majority of churches in favor of Union, anti-unionists are not alarm-

‘Istrand Theatre Tuesday. Jan. 13t"

t ' PAGETHRE!‘

(ed last week were of exceptional m, as [hey gnly palm om, may,

interest and heipiulneas- From (the generous offerings given, The Bible Society receives $21.39; P. E. l. Protestant Orphanage receives $30-17; P. E. l. Hospital receives $30.00. ' {ai- PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Agnew leave this morning for Ontanio, where they will take "up their residence for a time.

Mr. A. S. Prowse, Murray Har- bor, is among the guests register- ed at the Queen.

Mr. and Mrs. R. S. lilcBeth, Si. Peters. were among the visitors iu the city Saturday

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prowsc leave this morning for Ottawa. They w-lll be absent about ten days.

Miss Daldy, who has spent her Christmas holidays in_Clli1i'l0it.e- town, leaves this morning on‘ re» turn to her duties in Edgebiii Ladies College, Windsor, N, 5.. where she is teacher in Music and

rl- .

BIRTHS

DAWSON-(At North Tryon. P. E. l.. Jan. 5, 1925 to Mr. and Mrs. Re» ginaid L. Dawson. a daughter, (Martha Violet).

coLEs-nom at 111111011. Jan.’ r 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L. Coles, a son. Congratulations.

MARRIAGES MaBEATH-GODFREY -- Alexand- er MacBenth of Marishflelti and JcsnRGodfrey were united in mar- riage at the home oi’ the bride's father Mr Vl/llllam Godfrey, Marsh. field on Wednesday Jnu. 7th, 1925, at 5 o'clock, Rev. Ros-s C. Eaton of ‘Chriottetown officiated-

DEATHS

DesROCHES-At Long River on Dec-S, 1924 Mrs. Benjamin Des- Rocheo, aged 55.

“LEA-At the Royal ViCIOPiII Hos- ipital, Montreal, Jan. 10. 1925, W. Brenton Lin. of Tryou, P. E. l. Fuu- crni from his residence Tuesday.

oi from (her late

and talk, the subjr-ct taken for dis- cussion boring “Strengthf in its different forms. Some very iutcr- esting facts were brought out.

A greater number are turning out every Sunday and it is to ‘be hoped that next Sunday morn-lug will be the banner one 0f nil.

____-Q+>i-~ NO SALE HUT A PROFIT

=A farmer outs-red store and egg. aibout six inches long, which hvrdeclnred had been laid ‘by one of his owu ]l"“.S.

The denier (-'Xl‘lllillL‘t1 it wfv h the rest, and theu said: “Psl1atv.‘! ‘vo

will ‘hmt that."

"I'll bet you :1 dollar you lrivcuk‘ snid the farmer.

"Right!" replied tiic tuercliziui; and going behind the counter, hc brought out :1 wire ugg-ibcnter.

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One Insertion .. Four Insertions Eight Insertions . . . . .

Agents \Vanted |

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‘CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

. 10a ppr line of B words Io pa! Ilne of B words . 1e per line of 5 words

Miscellaneous g

PORTRAIT AGENTS -- WRITE for catalogue, United Art Ltd.. Brunswick Ave. Toronto. V

' S99-1-12-innvs1lti1

i 1SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON RAW- 1 illtlv raving ilopples $1R00.—S. L. i

Hardy 8t Co. 901~1-12-‘1112l

WANTED—AGENT FOR EAST- ern Kings County territory. Mt. Stownrt to Elmira. Apply llox -i~i2, Charlottetown, l’. E. l-

_ 860-1-9-11131

AGENTS: SELL “WASHO" WASH- ts Clothes in ie11 ruiuutcs with-

JNO. A. MacDONALD LAND SUR- veyor, lieriiiunvliie. I‘. E. i.

ill6-1~7--~3111os.

BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMOD- uted in privntv fumiiy 249 Queen St. 8T3-1-10-m8i.

out rubbing. (ire-art rcpt-utter. GET YOUR PR1NT1NG DONE AT. 300% pmflm W01“, made $1000 the (lunrdinu (‘enirnbflob Prim- ,“ Sh, wee,“ S“ . I "M, ,1‘ _\v cry. Phone i3.1—.87.-5-6tf.

Lofehvrc & Co. AililXtlllélfill, 011i. " ll.

WANTED NOW-SALES AGENT for Queens or Kings County. good pay. free equipment, exclu- sive territory. und fuvornhiy known. business can ho done. Pelhnm Nursery Co., Toronto, Out. 591-12-24-28!

A good

Our stock is well ' Write _

POULTRY SUPPLIES. - CRUSH sholl. $1.00 iu I00 lbs tings. Poultry (lrlt, $1.110, in 100 lbs. bags. 110.8. St. John. .\'.il. (Tal- endar 011 request. Si. .ioi1u Stork ids-ed (‘o., Film (‘heslcy St... St. John, NB. XIlS-l-IO-hlli

For Sale

"WANTED REPRESENTATIVE to sell on commission. line of Dining room. Living room and Hull Furniture. covering Novn Scotin, New Brunswick ,and Prin- co Edward island and Newfllillid‘ land, Apply with. references stat.

FOR SALE-WMUD DIGGER. AP- ply to Josr-ph ll. Dover- Ilunsiuifv iinge.—.'I0[i-1<1"-— 2i

FOR RENT-"FUHNISHED ROOMS

111i! eifilléfiflifle. ‘em. 10 111° hot mater heading amd grate

Linnertrurniture Co. Ltd. Kits-h‘ Mien-ls u desired. Aifllll)’ l8?

ener, 0nt." s12-1-10-m8i- Prince st. 854-1 9-11-11

i1 ..__.‘l_.

HH|||.‘..., FOR 8ALE— THREE NEWLY

. 4F freshened young cows. Apply

‘ '11. Rhynes Jr. French Port. Queen Hotel ‘ ' ' 8S5-1-10-i113i

Water Street. 6.5-.‘ <

1 Thin pepullr Hotel has >

been completely POMVIIQI j and refurnlshsd throughout <>

FOR ‘SALE — NEW‘ FISHING boats all sizes and designs with or without engines for particulars wrlte- P. A. Rooney, host builder.

‘m, “fir. "n. “mqgmug Sonris. 80B-1-7-m10i. accommodation to the trlvol- ‘ lng public. 4-. »,-,~ ‘rm um, lqlunwlfllv mu ‘vmitm and the public are eourtoeusly """ '°" 1"- wAu-rso-elnl. ron GENERAL R 93-09 l. Ill)‘. housework. (experienced prefer- ‘ red). Apply Shaw's Hotel. Charlottewwn BrackI-ey Bench. 788-1-tl-m8i

Hotel Co, Ltd. r Prqmmn ,

‘O95

animus, dnsxsmsn. ammu-

en 8150, inter 8250 monthly (which positionf). Write Rail- way, Box lid. 806-1-7-19-19-80.

got something in the egg line £11411‘

nesday morning at ‘Vernon River, cemetery for inter i-mcnt.

[N MEMORIAM

In Loving Memory of Archie Cousins, of Park Corner, “who died‘ January 1 12th,1924.

I To live in the hearts of thus: we Iovc is not to die.

li-iSEiiTTED DY THE

t-'A...ILY.

Annual Meeting 0f’

cd Women's Missionary

ent city churches

survey; Zion, .\i-rs. A. 1T hlclirotl Mrs. Jasper yPickartl. Mrs. G. ll. ‘Baylor. Gough; -Centrai Christian. Henrry, Mrs." F. .\i.

hlrs

KELLY—~Su.ddenly at Lake Verde ¢,,,,,.¢,,€._., Jim. 10th. Mrs. John Keii)‘, Fiiliei“ inns W515 held yesterday. ut whiz resident-e Wed- a rsoiuiiou wais imau-imosuiy puss- 8 o'clock to ed to proceed immediately to take

many of these are simply preaching stations with congregations in scores of cases numberingless than twenty. V

At. a meeting tonight it was up- pointed out by Dr. MacGiliivrny' of Guelph that of 22 churches re- ported to be in favor of uuiou in who Presbytery of Ottawa, (thee-om- bined members of these congrcgw‘ tious would not make lip one good city church. '

in the city of Hamilton eight Presbyterian Churches have defeat- ed U11i_on, and three have sustained it. Two churches voting there to. night decided against Union-

Ncw Church In Regina

The following itieusage has 111-en received from Regina by the Pres- byterian Ch-urch Association: “At a largely attended ureeting tonight, if was unanimously agtreed to con- tinue. a. Presbyterian Church in Regina. it will have at iezist 500 members. Services will ho lv-lti next Sunday in the City Hnii. (‘tun- mittees are appoint-ed (to tiffect per- muncut organization. Stops are being taken to appoint four Provin- cial Preebyleries in Saskatche- wan."

In the total vote of the ’l‘oronio churches reporting last night there was a majority against Fuiou. The Unionists claim that this is nu uufuir comparison. 'i‘lrey Milli‘ that the Union side of the question has never been presented in any one of the five 'i‘0routo ehurriies thnt voret against Union lust night by overivhciutiug mujorititzs- SYDNEY, N. S., Jain. 11~ ’i'l1t- first set buck mecivetbhy the Pup“ Breton advocates of (fhurch i'1uuu (saute when the returns tismu St. Paul's Church, (ilnce Bay, Rev. llr. i). .\i. (iililas, Puislor and Si. .\11- dre\\"s Sydney Mines. Rev. lir. i4‘. Scott Niucktruzie, Pastor, dist-iii -<1 t)\'0i'\\‘1li31lll1ilK majorities ngzl l'uiuu.. Th0 vote in St. Paul's Glace Buy, stood, 22 for dud ZIX zlgniniet, and .<.t Si. Andi‘.- '- Sydney liiines, the count showet for nu 265 against. Both pastor: were strung opponents of 17111011. U1‘. liiuciceuzie being one of the foremost nitli-Linionisat speakers i11 the Province.

Warden Church, New Aberdeen, Rev. J. C. hint-Lennon. Pastor went into the. Union. column by :1 vote of 84 for and 20 against. ‘ HALIFAX. Jan. 11~—~Ft>il<11\‘?li§.' [he zinnouiacemeut of tire vote on organic liniuu .iu throc iiniifzix u tueeting ofP1‘.1.:.l1_\ r-

-u‘l'3llS looking to the orgntiizaitiou of a new Presbyterian: cougrt-gi- tiou i11 the city. ACoutuiittee was appointed to find a stiitniill- place for holding worship znul ii' this cuu be nrrnugeti either iii u church or :1 hall, it was stated lust night that the l"ri=..t servici- would be~l1eid on Sunday morning. Jun 13th. Definite uuuouneemsnhdi was stated, would be 111ud~ 41s soon us the illTkliltgfllllllllfi wt»; ed.

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XMAS CLOSING PEMBROKE SCHOOL

)5, its tenor has uudoubu-tli_v zirotisml

The seuii-nunuitl uxntuiiuuiou of -

n s.1s p.m. throughout the Empire to give close uiteutiiou to these problems lest PROGRAMME a big opportunity be lost and per- \, . .. ,. .. luips irrctrievabie damage result to' ‘ilfiffffi The (‘up ‘vmnegeréé; the Entpirrfn structure. ‘b Pa,“

An historically Conservative ' _ -- - nelwripaper such as {he plowing """"""""""""" -- hnglenmlm

The Orchestral Silcllziiy ocai Duet "Tenor and ilaritozie" . _. Lune Wilson

Post 5uys:»—“'l‘he United Kingdom, _ once. under the old colonial sys- ,tem ,\vn.~s desirous to shed he-r colo-

nies. but has now become depend- M1‘- ROY Qlflglel’ A1111 31!‘. b91311 cm, upon her Overseas Doluiuious Dingwcll

precisely as the Domiuionu in nu- Violin Soio "Hllligdfilill idyi" __.__ uthvl‘ sense are (lepentleut, upon the _____________________ N Kg)“ 1mm Ullliitcvi Kingdom and upon our. nu- Miss Kathleen llornby

o 1er.

'i‘l111t shows l1o\v the Empire spiri-L

. _ _ _ You" _________ __ has become :1 living thing on this

Miss Flrau C65 Moore

Dorel

brings into the limelight some of the dangers when it says "Can- ad-a and Australia nrc so rich i-u natural resources. so thinl n u- _ _ _, ited, that peoples of other erfiitfif-lile‘; Dream ‘S 0e" “nun-any dpgirp ,0 Shaw in ma, Mr. Urban Pinedu and t.\ii‘. .\rlhut wealth and t-veu control its pm- 33111191

.\ir. J. Austin 'l'r‘.1i:1or

the aspirations of her Eastern llPiglldHJTS. The United States per- 3115,; Edith Rxiuse tile 111M115 of (fzltiurin. 11 luemis whereby the American people can replenish their own ousted and wus- iing resourcrs."

r0" from Sonata “l‘zttiieiiqti~" _. Mr. Frank '1'. Watkls

M11 Arthur (i, Bruce Selection "Destiny \\':1lt'/." _____ . . After reviewing tlu- (‘llfiilililllll 9cm” onflwf4int - , geographical siiuntioti and the com- S191) Damn“: b-‘f xlrgmmd‘! (or M‘ iuerclui east and west trend. tl1e' 11111151111“ Umwfi‘ 3‘)- puper adds "t(1 reverse ilm policy and ziibantlou tht- east uud WPSI E111- pirn trmle I11 furor of u north and stiulh policy wuultl li-ull iue\"tubl_v (Jvertilre "Tile CzilIf 0i‘ lligtlutl" . to n fusion with the Tinted stilt s. ____________________ __ lliiiflhlivll T111‘ "P11735011 11'"!!! 11H‘ Piilillirm" The Orchestral] So iety of whit-ll illi‘l'o is tulk in (‘unndu I{pu,1ing __ g,.1,.¢,¢,1 i01l2iy—*\v0ultl lend tn exactly the 3,, m“, g,.,,,,,,,,,, iuimn entl. (‘minllu 431111 he :1 strong yo“, 50,0 Tm, U“, .,,,,,-,.,,,n-- ___ liuletieiitlelit ituiimt iu proportion, _ __ h-ritgskq. and only in propurtioil n11 she is 1s- sneiated \vith the’ titllev tir- Emipire."

Th;- liiornitig Post adds most sign 'i"euntiy “we d0 uot believe that ,, _ , , , the |IOliCy oi’ the Canadian (lovt-ru- “oh” 501“ ‘Span iueltl tends towurtl separation but

Must Stay in Empire.

INTERMISSION

nation‘; m. I.\ . left} ). iliilllls‘ _ ' Vocal solo "lly ihc Waters (ll .\i.:1- ne-tonka“ ._ Licurltuee. .\iiss Lil 1.1n .\lt-l\'enz’.t- lr llama-e" ...._ __.__. Il(‘l'.:i’<*l!l Miss Bernice Stuitz strun- uneasiness iu this country." V0081 $010 “T11¥‘l'("5 ‘(l 11111111" Tlln P051 umkes its confession Qt‘ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ . _ _. A11 futlth in the Plmpire null pus tri- .\i \\'. Fletcher buti- to the work of Borden. Rollin Piano solo "Autittuie" uud "Rondo" 11ml Stunts 11nd concludes that it is" (from 3on3“, “P;,t:],(yiiqun" ____ uuturnl enough thut in comparative. _ _ _ _' Bepthqypn quiet moments ntcuis‘ minds and 3,,’ ,,.,.,,,,k T‘ ymkjs I ioughts should liii'n to separatism V0,“, mm ..,,l.‘iellv(, ‘,0. M, m," or to suhstlr- plaus- for tueetiug dan- vors which in rea-iit_s' do not exist. gut. tlhempractical genius of the ritisi 11111 l't' and British e0 ic , is mo stronlg to peruiit the 1151111111111 M“ 0‘ ‘L ‘L091’ (“it ‘by “e ,wl1ici1 has rcudcretl silt-ii service to Goldswm “m1 “ ebb”). , itlw wurlrl to 11g ilissolvotl, as :1 re- (1-"111"‘1-‘11"‘ Dispmy C1111’ Swmgmg ‘suit ofthe.e:|11‘iet1 m‘ either wrt-sk- 01¢- UPS ur them-is. s, .\ir_ \\':1li‘1t~t- Sentitlobur)‘

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Sztndurstoti . .\ 1. \1L 1.1111 L. .\iei{ee Saxophone solo “Pdntnnu 'i‘wii'

Quotes Laurier.

I The (irrhestrui Society (The Nuiioitni Auihetu

Daily ffelegmpb tiuotcg Sit‘ Oxvmg m |,»,,_-;,|, n,‘ ,,,~;,g,-;,.,,;,,1e, \\_iltrul Lziuriers phrase " you-m, envoy“ m“ ,,,. _._.,,»..,,, wziut usdo help you cull us to your pomp“ ,/,,,.,.,..n,. _,,.r,,,~_ “a ,3’ t'(IIllli'ilS' and says "indies-ti at the Flmchpr moment it wold in‘ true to any ' I - - ~ . , ~ , . . , _, (‘om-niiitee-J. A-usiiu Frflltirii. 1- their is a_ greutei soliotutit-Ito call pyu_kcl_ Hooper “. Smqntlnburv’ 1h:- ilnuiimons into council than ‘ ‘ ' "

e uuuipiet- {o}; —--

thert- is :1 iliSlill-Silifill on their part Lu com . so ('i)ill]¥1l!li‘1_V in 2' ' itus the wheel swu ‘round. .\i- thnugh it is m}; {i1 be l'£‘l‘.li‘illll('l‘- rd that though Sir Wilfrid Lnuricl‘ hurl his imperiztlistit: tunments ther" Wll-‘i llf) Olli‘ lllOlK‘ (‘fly 1111i! 1i!‘ \\‘1lt‘ll

Peutbroke School ivns held on ’i‘ues- tluy, Dec. I!" col .1teil with Xmas gurlnud- i‘he1\\ visitors pre-

~ were about twenty t . W. M. S. sent, the lllt't‘eru1i grade» ut-rc ex-'

amlued in their studies 1l_\' the teacher und it ivas evident

The School nus Alt-tel

s :1 question of tying however loosely the ituutl of (‘uundn or of th: eoiuiuiitiiiig itet‘ to precise iiuiperinl (‘lli£lil_L'10illPlllS.

‘ 'i'i11- very fur-t that ull ‘liill'('t' that his is nut the. time for y.:1r.-=. nu lnrperizti constitutional confer-

Votuii solo “Culling .\ie ileum to “we of m“ ‘Yawn The Same 9511'” Vocal solo "Tihe .\iuu \\'itl1 the Ludv

der and the Hose" ___________ ..i Cornet and Trombone Duet “Lifesi —— __.__.--. Aschcr

tluetion. Australia is wpll some or Yocdi solo iCarmcua" __________ ..

wives in tin- vnsl forests mid ier- Piano solo "lutrotluetiori and .\ii:..‘l-

rUuuultl. .\lr. lwipt- wIIVHL his‘ buy- , . . hood ti‘ 11:1 bi- 1'11ti1r-r..< arm in Tiu- l1.ilI‘. yearly (xutuinntiou of Di"'“1‘-'-" ""11 “if "I'll! Y ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ n Lane “vilson [mrnil-y 5111.191;,]v],(,,,,_g],|,g[pr-pgrt- 1111.‘ “111 1111.13 \\ 11 "1-‘11. ' Plhllllltl“): tli- H1114‘? fitlitlillul iii this ‘hmn!’ welwm‘ 1" 1111" vicinity .~: llillll‘ llir! '1‘~\ worthy of] ‘ -‘ 1,,,,,,,,,,l,],. ,,,.-,,,,,,,,_ |‘],, ,-.,,,,,, “-,,,,-, it ‘s r-hururtvr- lit‘ iii‘ lituuzm nu- preitily (lI‘('Ul'ii‘t‘(1 uuti :1 ilPfli‘ ituiil-Yun"? 1° ‘1'-'-*1Y"' "W1 "lljfiy 111v 1P9?-

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Vocal solo "Danny 130?" \VcnIl1e1‘b,\‘

. Ontario. 1)()lll stildents :1! Pine llill

oluv lions

snorrms oars FOR oux SALE

BEER &WEEKS

mi; u... l gm..- t-i" ssi- Jdtin .1. MUC-

. MALPEQUE

1H4‘ of lut rcstt-tl |Illl'r:il1> zitulldom oi‘ mil-h v.‘.ii t.» th lullesi ex- ,‘,-1._-,,,,5 ,,-,;.r,. ,,, ,,,,L-,,,1,,,,. . '1~,,,..t:'c11t. l'(‘i'll1lil.~ ii1-- vulul- tit‘ such l~.v('i‘ei.<est1i'imih d ]I2il‘liiii‘li!~ l\'1‘i'(- freedom “(is in“ r tuorv rwiiizvd ('l'(lilii1l1_\' CillltlilfllPil by ii1t-t<~:1i-l1i1‘.<'0I' "W"! $191111)‘ 1il'l'1'1"~'1il1i~'(1 111' 111%: .\ii.=.>‘ Fern Selim‘, \\'l1:1t-ii y llivct‘. 111111411“ 01'11l1"(‘ (>1 1'1"‘ 110111“ 1111111 and .\i:‘. James .\iurpi1_v ‘ml Vii-w, when the unutntiirt-iiu-iit \\'.»; tuadc |,,, ,,,,-,,;,, m,» briclil. lwgguly ill t :l1el]u.‘1r:1i11i11. which hurl been .'111s\v(21'.~‘. oi‘ 1h,- ehiltltH-u (if lb.- pr; iiuptised us‘ ib- result lit‘ seurletilia 111111)‘ il(i)ll.illl' lit foruivtl :1 >t1ut‘~'.- “$1M Hiirivil. _'1'11" 1111111)‘ ivildri 01 of eujuyuieiit llllll straw-ti [<1 uild thy H0011 171114 111"‘ 211111 l‘) 89B ‘ tly to lb.- gi-ui-rul (‘bet-r iii ill‘ ‘1"'!'i "iii iii-iliiii-r .\1

sinn- l'i"‘/.(-.-; wt-ri- i1\\i\(1'il for llliPllililllllt‘, the \\'ilIll('l'~’ lblllll, .\liuui1- (‘rozil-r .1Il(| 'I'i11-iu1u (‘inim- ,1 nu (ii' ille ll(i\illl(‘\‘(1 21111111. I111: >tl1v D1513 BY OWN INVENTION

'l‘l1nn1p.aou and Borden Champion CHEM|5T'$ TRAGIC ENDING

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from 11111011: i111‘. junk» '. lhtlliflrfill‘ . --— ~ by the mivonved 1111111 ~ 1411'“ vii l.i).\'li(i.\'. .111. ‘I _(1ppti1-iuuity' dent-e m‘ good trziiiiiug. 11nd ti1~ re- kllilfqflq] ,.,., ;,,-, _,, m.» door m;