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The Central Guardzan Gtbbs Says Press At Rotary

Ml! GEORGE l'll.Ll'l'll will

give lessons in Contract Bridge. For npointments phone 371. 339'!-2-17-li

GARDEN CITY BUTTER-2 lbs

70 cents. Buy your supply from

rout teamsters or at our saiesroom. Pure Milk Co. Ltd. tf

PBDPIII/!‘Y CHANGES HANDS-

Mr. David Blrt has purchased the estate of the late Mr. John Dover, suffolk, from Mr. W. J. Curley, of Mattapan, Mass.

B. I. B.» AUCTION forty-fives, and

social hour ‘Tuesday evening, starting 8.15. A large crowd expected and ex- tra hall will be available if necessary. The special orchestra will be in at- ltcndance. aan

` WEDDING BELL!-The marriage of Miss Arline Jane Ilelch of 54 Lib- erty St., Haverhill, Mass., took place |on Feb. 9th to Mr. George Nelson ‘Blois of Truro, N. S. The mother of 'the bride was _formerly Helen Mary Lane of Charlottetown, niece and adopted daughter of the late Mr. ‘and Mrs. Joseph J. Lane of this city.

RETURNS FROM OTIAWA-Dr.

J. A. clark. Superintendent of the Experimental Station, has returned from Ontario. where he attended the Canadian Swine Breeders Associa- tion meeting, Canadian National Poultry Record Association meeting ‘and canadian National Exhibition banquet at Toronto, also the Nation- al Council of the Y. M. C. A. Con- vention at Niagara Falls. 'During his trip he visited St. Catherine's, Ham- ilton. Ottawa and Montreal, attend- ing Rotary meetings at the last two places.,

‘ 01" LOCAL INIEREST-#Friends ,on Prince Edward Island have re- ‘ccived announcement of the mar- riage of Miss Mary Catherine Mac- 'Donaid. daughter of the Reverend Donald MacDonald, D. D., of Port Hastings, Cape Breton, and Gordon Stewart Macwalkerl manager of the ,Walker Financial Company of Port

i llowkcsbury, N. S. Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Walkcr are spending their honey _moon in the West Indies. They will retum in early -spring and make their home at Port Hawkesbury.

4 _INTERESTING WEDDING - At l actn Eocn Baptist Parsonage, wait- ham, Maas., at 5.30 p. nl., Feb. 6th, l Miss Sophie Amelia Ramsay and Mr. ,`Charles Edward Bond, were united lin marriage by the pastor, Rev. l Charles McLean. The attendants f were Mrs. Eliza Sinclair, a friend of

_ .E__ the bride and Mrs. Bertha Bond,

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, ,Cam,di,,n |>,.,§s, lations to retailers were unclianged.

OfI*I‘AWA Ont., Feb. 16.-Eggilfteceipts were 707 cases. Winter col-

lnarkets continue firm in the east-lored chese was one ‘lUi11`l~€¥` Of R ern provinces of Canaria, with some ‘cent higher at 14 3-4 to 15 cents a

tendency to higher prices, but in the ipound. Winter white was unchang- West mllws me _lust holding steady cd at 12 cents as was summer cliccsc iuirlf-r heavy receipts. '1'uroiiio, Ont. Bt 15 12 to I6 4-cuts a pnuiid. Rc This egg markci. is st.carl_\' in firm_'ccipts were onl_v nine boxes. Niim- blll, prlcvs arc still iirichalilzcd Ship fber one pastciirivrd biittcr in car ynciiis of grurlcrl fresh eggs are sell- l|0l»8 W9-‘l QU0lf`d “li 32 V) 32 I 4 cena; dm; nn ,-lint in wlin|v:~.'ilrir,< al. lrxli'H.SlY\ Dolmd- Wilh 3-" ““-“WV "Un" in eV` 30 f,,-,|_-, 3~,_ pull.-|, ,-ulme 34_ _gl-f-.nrlciice tn retailcr.<. Solids were 34 mills 18 in Lin ¢lr»ll\-crrfi. l.>-aif~rs nre`f`*‘llt»1 and prints C15 vciits a pound, qilmmg ~.unrr_v sliippers for un lFM‘f€llli-I WU! 31 bil-’<¢F» NW’ Bl'“"7' ;rr..I.~.i rfgf. .-xirr..-. 3?. tw 5:7. £".:‘:‘.s 24, Wlffk 37°F" m°"“L“l“ T""'*"'°e5 in cm" pullnt f-\'lr.'i< 22. .vcconcis 18 to 20 mt-5 WP" 75 "ms D" 90 P'-"mr bulk rlcll\‘crr>rl. C:isf~s i'i~tlii'lil~d. M0nti'r>al,,°"d U’ mmi|°"S 80 L0 85 cents per Egg runs-ipis here today were 707 cas- ,B0 p°““d bag"-

e.~. as eonlpai-rd io 372 cases on i.he`

|_~orl'l~.<poiirliiig fli1_v last year. The;

market is i‘rmcr. Frcsh eggs on spr>t` '°“"

lin- irilihing in nfliolcsalcrs at extras! ‘("°““'“““ P'°°-‘l mi, im.-1: ami pulli-i ox'r.-is scc~i M0N'T'n‘r-“L- Q‘"`-- Y"h‘ m"°“"l"

mule ffl. Au ari\'ance of one cent on|lFf‘Celpt.< were 625 nn thc two M0111- iliorr- lil-leer. is exported imincriiatc Il"`“1 ]’V°'l°°k ‘“’"k_"“ 'Uday with J5._ ,,.,,|, ,xmas gmmz rxwsiblg lW0;liglii, run and an 1mnri>veincnt_ in frills liiahf-i". Winnipeg is rllfcringifliléllily. cattle .wld br. _v at. prices

i=if»i‘1ii:e eggs at flrsts 15, sccnucls 13 °5'i"“""d '° b" 35" V’ 50': 0" more

igher, quality considered. Two loads

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F. O. B. Eighteen cents has been ll asked for storage seconds on spot. °f WD W°°"‘» '-"°"°'¥”"¢ 113° 5°'

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LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Winnipeg The past week has not ilfvught 09.60. One load averilginll seen any change for importance on 1-155 ’°"°“3hl' 57-50 and ‘me 1°” 'N' egg markets.. Throiighoilt wi-ste-rn ¢’l'0Kl11€ U70 lbs. bl' gilt 37 35- Uanada production at most points is S

holding up quite wcll and prices mum' 5015 f°l' 35-50 W have been maintained at previous `°0mm°U USM Steers f01' $5 to $5.50- levels. Dealers here are quoting pro- °°'Wl 5010 UD to $5.50 With the rlucers for eggs extras 20, firsts 18. b and m°dl“m seconds 15 delivered. Cases return- ed. Vancouver-'Ihe egg market has again held steady this week although the trend is to higher price levels. Local demand continues good. 'I‘here were eight cars of fresh eggs shipped last week to the east. Dealers are quoting producers for eggs extras 20, ` common S5 to $0. butcher heiiers 8006 extras .l7, puliet extras 15. Chicago, ‘$6 to 08.50, medium 55-50 00 $0; 00m~ I5 1-2. April fresh futlires 19 1-8 N011 $4.50 t0 65. Butch¢r CGW! 80041 Montreal Que., Feb. 18.-Egg and 35 to $5.50, medium S3 '<0 $4.50. Can- bheese produce were higher, while ners $159 to 82. Cutters 02 to $8. butter and pgtgtogg warg unghdnged b't10che1‘ bulls 00mm01‘l $3.50 00 $4.50. on the produce and dairy market GAL! lRECEr?I‘s 535:-The calf here today. Fresh eggs in carlots market WU 35° 01' MUN N011!!- lvere one cent higher, extras being Trade WI-l 0041110- Sill 'NN made tluoicu at so to ai, cents and in-sts early at prices fwsins from $0 to and puliet extras at 20 to 2'! cents, $0.50 for common to medium quality

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dtinksli

$8.75. and

ulk at $5.25. Common

vows brought mostly from . $4.50. There were but few bulls offer- ed . Four choice light butcher bulls sold at s to-p of $8.50. Common thin light bulls as low as $3.50.

QUOTATIONB: - Butcher steers

good $7 to $1.60, medium $6 to $6.75.

$350to

while seconds were unchanged at 20 Vclll. with the bulk nd $0. One to 21 cents a dozen. Btorage extras- Ie candled were quoted unchanged pt in cents. nrnts at 17 cents and!

hconds at is cents a dozen, _Quob 110.50 .Common _ ,

lot ci 4s plain to medium quality veals were sold for $9.50 and a couple of good :urker car.-es were sold up *f-

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mother of. the bridegroom. T/he bride who is a daughter of Mr. Norman M. Ramsay, of Hamilton, P. E. Is- land. was attractively gowned in one .of the new shades of blue chiffon and wore a hat and shoes to corres- pond, while her arm bouquet was of taltsman roses and sweet peas. Following the ceremony, a. reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood Bond, 115 Gibbs St., Newton Centre. where the im- mediate relatives and friends of the couple were guests. After their re- turn from an automobile trip, Mr. and Mrs. Bond will reside at 42 Sterling Road, Waltham, Mass.

SPRING PARK INSTITUTE-The

monthly meeting oi' the Spring Park Womens Institute was held on Jan. 26th, at the home of Mrs. Chas. Ways. The meeting opened by the singing of the Institute Ode and re- peating of the Club Woman's Creed. Nine members answered the roll cali. There were also two visitors present. The minutes of last meeting were i-cad and approved. The question of building a Community Hall was dis- cussed. lt was moved, seconded and carricri that the Institute be in fa- vor of building such a hall. At the close of' the business meeting. a pro- gram of reading was rendered by the President, Mrs. E. McCabe, Mrs. C. Ways. Mrs. Art Peterson and Miss Agnes Clements. Mrs. Bigger in-

lvited the members to her home for ' the February meeting, roll call to be

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were or mixed qimiitv. mostly me-I answercd by naming a canadian au-'

thor. After lunch was served, the meeting was brought to a close with the National Anthem.

$6.50 to $7. Grass calves were selling mostly for 04.

QUOTATIONS:-Good Wal 010 to

$10.50, medium 50 to $0.50, comman $8.50 to 08.75, grass 00.

SHEEP l'l.l!DEIP’1B 187. The lamb!

offered were mostly bucks and sales weremadeonaflatbaeisatflto $7.50. including odd ewes and weth- ers. Sheep were sold for I3 for cull: to 05.50 for good handyweight sheep.

QUO'I‘A'l’IG¥B-Dwi 03 to 06.60.

Lambs common $0.50 to 07.50.

HOG 1'ii|!l0lm>'1I

unsettled. Local feature in early hm were hard chefs and lilhte

to $9 with the bulk betwin 03.75. when sold ea grade Mech brought 01 premium par hcl. Bllid

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' earner seavrclls-North aim In United States 'M th, mm” meeting ,,,¢,,,,,,,. 1"|°1d- 5“”4‘Y- “hmm Wi N°rth ' . c the speaker was Rotarian Roy Hells- River 11 a. m.: Clyde River 3 p. ln.; [8 Pfejll dl Ced U, Wm., gay, an mterestmz addr,” Kingston 'I p. m. W. R. Macwalker, on "Service station Business on "”‘“*°"~ *“"“ Prince edward Island."

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Mn‘T°N"st' °7°h“'5 Ch“|`°h 5°" -Barns” "°UlNAusT 'mn' AM` are aussi; da; xnxx? reset;-i:>m;li: vin' Ash w°d“”d'7~ Feb- "mb 3 ERICANIB FAVUBITE smnr ls is concemed. More free service is p. m., subject, “The meaning of TWISTING uows TAB' given than in any other line of bus- Lent." Preacher, Rev. George West- "'*" mm, with regard ta mecnng of °u_

b"°°t L' T H- A” "°1°°m°- LONDON' “bmw 16-111' “ww infhtlng tires, looking over the rad-

1' In pn" in tl” Umwd stu.. iators of the patrons' cars.

MrMAB':'U;f_E A¥3¥gU’_:°E;'EN:e; gfgdwux sonfztrcgnfg mum su, There are three essentials nec__es-'

' 'm 5- ° ~ “DP » ' sary t d tin ccessful -

Point. -announce the marri- Phmp Umm' “md Bdmh -l°“n“l' "ce 3.3:; u;.1nst.Bo?u_W“y 5'; their daughter Helen Matilda W' md “°v°u"' “td 'mush' in "1 l ' D

J A Macnénneu M W t mam.” before the Emmh sputum ond Speed. Third. Thorouglmees.

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Roxb , .Mas. The marriage ,took Umm' be f 91”’ 5““‘.“Y- Feb- 15"* Bl 5°- MUY3 "They Wm' w be tm md mmm! mzdg in equipment in recent years. of the Assumption Church, Brook- _many Ammcm newsmpen ue' These include electric um which

no declared, --but tlacy cannot .osist . P P'

nm' MW- _ the mmphuon of Wann' an um., fill the gas tank automatically, auto-

! To ORPBANAG ml now md mm_w°u,y ‘nd “_ matic oil stands, automatic air stands ENT E-On Bat- ` electric guns for greaslng a car pow-

f bl d li as they think. -

“'97 ° twelve YH’ Uld 811'! lil/his as-ni” E:-, 5 mgtsq bone; mn er car' washers electric polishers, etc. near Pounds Mill, New London, was mmm dmlomncy is mcky and wp cu- washing ls more of 5 problem "“k°“n ' Prince Edward Island than in

Pal

Poplar In of

"'° Mr' speaker mentioned the num-

improvements that have been

to the orphanage at Mount n

honwt because that is the nature of °

where four other children me bent and th" Bmw., imperial many other places owing to the pre-

551110 flm11Y_hll/0 been since bmw md valence of dust in dry weather.

I-Ill? l. 0011303012 MOKIIIIBY Wh() inclined to be u 11|; guests wgrg H31-|~y Stgnley of conducted the'child to the City was "Belo" the "Nm mmm confer. Montreal, Frank Clarke of Char- '°°’m "Wed lt New 1011500 101' mce__wmch chmnd tml, yi," lottetown and Rotarlan 8.13. Gavell, '°""' dm' slightly, but not ,deeply-the Am- °f M°“°*°”-

_w U . whole Mlleyed that The musical program included voc-

WELL KNOWN IN PROVINCE-,;1;T:ngn:u:es India for Wm; lt can al solos by Mrs. Ewen MacKinnon,

Mini' friends in this Province will get out of “_ instrumental duets by Miss Kathleen regret to learn through a despatch "There hu' bun no Kenra] fo. Homby of Charlottetown, violinist published in yesterdays Guardian, of_ cognmon in the United stats that and Osman Richards calms, of Tor. U10 dem* °! MY- ' H0811 Gfame the mwah Raj hu guppreggsd onto. Miss Earl being accompanist. Fraser, science student at Dalhousie mghuul cmelglg ln india, has given All these numbers were heartiily en? University, who succumbed to injuries peace md ,mme w M ngglve ness, col-ed. H I°lli>v/intl im =Xi>l°°l°H 1” th* 1”'b°" has in-igatcd the luis and prevent- Past l=-resident Arch. Irwin was in atory of the University last Thursday ed plagues and “mlm by the de. the ¢h,,_l,._

Mr. Fraser was a son of Rev. H. J. voted work of l very mb). body gf _,________ , “'“°"°" T"“"°- "°“'”’ '°" ’“"“" W" men in tha Indian civil sei-vloe." clalni: rtlvlm rnasarraaisu °' "W P’°"””"‘“‘“ °h‘"°h 1" sm" Ho added that comin U. s. news- SUNDAY school. concern'

’“”xd°' papers had “opened their columns to

"'; the propaganda of Indian extremists The Clyde River Presbyterian Sun-

Dlgrncuury IN M","' -DELW' telling the most fantastic lies about day School Concert and christmas

I-Ierbe of the

|Elt -Mail couriers _have been hav- _Brmsh mlm -pm, was held in me presbymlan ing En" dimcum' in making their- “Tl-iis kinci oi a thing does not Church, Clyde Rivrr. Dr. A, J. Mur. '°u“d5 during the last few days dm help towards the peace of the world chisun acting as chairman and the "'° the had °°"dm°“ °[ me mms* A lor a closer understanding between following lwrograuime was ivuil carried number of couriers from the Char- -mmomy Sir phmp de¢1m.ed_ gulf ‘ \°“»¢t°W" P05’ Om” have had ‘ml However, U. S. newspapers st their Chorus, "The-Happiest Christmas occasion to remain in the country .best take A mm., intelligent and lm.. Day," Choln

°"9“`“1ght b°f°"9 finishing '-heirlpartlal view of world affairs and Reinarks by the Chnirnian. Dr.

l`"UL°S- Yf`Sl@l`fia.V Ulf; 1'°fi<'lS W9” dcvote more space to the cause of A. J. MIli'clii.<m1.

in worse condition than they were on ',,,.,u-A than any other count;-y_ he Rf-1-.llall0n_ -'\velCl~ymc_-' Lnumlla Saturday, as the horses broke ,,_~<,;¢r¢,e¢|, “though tl-le U. s. people Campbell. ‘

I 1-hrcush the crust into the 100-se Smw arc moat lndlficrcnt to what is iuip~ Recitation, Dorothy Auld. lbeneath. , lponlng ln Europe. Trio, Vera Livingstone. Dorothy

____ I Auld and Jeanette Docherty.

- Recitation, Amold Beer. `

i T:N;EM‘1n0F !M::vILLIA:siwlt;L _ sovms “IG” SCHOOL Exercise, “Favorite Trees.”

0 95.1' K 0 9 Bpp€ I1 6' D- D gd _

gsupmme Court of Omg? to rest/°re` The following M the ‘mndhu M beuue te, Jessie and nauretta Camp

the judgment of Jud Palmer dis- Souris High School for January: _

allowing the will of tn lata Aiirodi la-inoipors Department:

Mcvvilliams, West Cape, begins this . 'Grads X.-1, Jessie Bushey; 2, Dor- mm’ Ten Boys_

week in Ottawa. 'Ihe decision of the -is MacDonald; 3, Billie Acorn. momma", Mary Clow ,

Judge of Probate was reversed by Grade DI.-1, Daniel McCormack: Pug mmcisel

the supreme Court of this Province 2, Bemard Mooney; 3, Leith Diaswell. 501°' Domthy Auld)

last fall. Messrs W. E. Bentley, K. C. 'Grade VIII.-1, Stewart McAulaY; mcltmon' wuue Lmngswne and J. J. Johnston, K C. represent- 2, Percy Cheverie; 3, Ivan MacDon- Dialogue' Mary and Lucy Clow;

ing the appellants. and Messrs J. 0. aid. S010, mr] Docherm

C. Campbell and 'I‘hane Campbell Miss Lavie’s Department. g,,¢l¢all¢,,n_ Vera L1vmgwne_ ‘representing the respondent. The ex- Grade VII.-1. Jack Matthew; 2. Exe,-clge, --when pm I Many

ccutor, Mr. Nelson McWilliams left .J0hn Bea-mish; 3. Leonard Condon. 5,,1°_ Lucy g;°w_

for ottawa Saturday morning. Grade VI.-1, Leo MacDonald and Recmmom 'Lorne McN¢vm_

_L_ Jimmie Mclnnis; 2, Gertle Gillam; QuM»te.m| Jean Hazel’ olive

~ Pliltsolvabs 3. Sandy Glllam. gud.,

Glide V.-1, Bhlrhy Gmlm; 2. Exemlsel wrhe Joy of Uhrutmnl-1

MY- U- Hwcrd Dinswell hesgone ‘S"””“¥ Dmlwtui '» U'°°1'l° P°°1°- imitation. ltobbia Mcxinnon. OH B Visit U0 T0i'0nt0 and Boston. Ml” M*°D°1\lld'° D9P“"°m°“t¥ Motion song, "Seven Cooks.".

_.___ Grade IV.-1, Graco Poole; 2, Ca- Monqloguey "M,-,_ Bmw! »n.ms'I.

M;-_ Daniel w_ Mucpougallv Tam, tmllie Cheverie and Andrew Byme; 3, mm R0d¢

mn. Mass.. arrived last nicht in the iii-@8110 Pl<i“°°- imitation, ningwoli Mclmlycn.

city canoe nomo by tn, sudden] onuic nr.-1, nanny Malone; z, Cmdl, E,,,,.,,,,,_ _

death or nis motncr, Mrs. <capt.> M=ri°r1° Poole: 3. Pearle Oroucher: Dl,l°¢.,,, Jeni, md “mtg

Anslls Macbougsll. 4. Andrew Meusant. V Campbm

W" °'D°““¢”" D°P°"m°*\i= Rocitation, Eugene ciow.

MP- Leith Wright or thc Marina 00140 I1-L °°°"8° P“I“°°¢ ’» nucttc, Miiurcu and Mabel Auld.

lmpartmcnt loft yesterday morning 1 Ncllim Pliiiletz l. Paul McNeil: 4. M,,,,.,l°g,,,, ¢1lm,,.d R,,dd_ .for Pictou on oiiicial business. Jweph Harris- R,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,_ Hilda McN,,,,,,,_

_ Grade I (A).-1, Clarence Gallant; Bolo' Jeanette Dochenm

Mi-s Aicx Bi-cnaut. or Halifax, is 2- Almw Gallant: S. John Molnwsh: mclmlm, mme Docherm

visiting in the city the guest of Mrs 4- H“'°ld °|'°.m°"" Bolo. Vera Livingstone.

lThomas R.. Beer. Grade I (Bl.-1, Pauline Richards; Recmmom Dorothy campbeu

Mn J Mug” B H lk 2* Bubm P°°]°‘ Bolo, Noreen Auld.

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Mr. W. J, Curley, are leaving this CHEESE MMF Dmhuty'

morning for Mattapan, Mass. M Recitation, Thelma McKinnon(

_-im Two cups bread crumbs, 1 cup Exercise’ nchmtmu Domgsu.

, araiws aoan scnoos ,wld milk- 1 °“P 8f°*°‘!» MPP? Rscitation, neggic McKinnon, .___ cheese, 8 eggs, 1 teaspoon salt, it Mom,” som;

The foilowlnz is the standing oi iHll>°°n 1>°i>i>¢1'» 1 “UPN” W°f- nuctte, riciencc and Ethel camp-

Bymeig Road school for mm-,gh of cestershlre sauce ta lesser amount |,e1|_

January. will do), 1 tablespoon chopped pi- Recmmm_Lucy o1°w_

Grade IX.-1, Mary Clarkin; 3, mentc or green pepper, 2 teaspoons 501°, Thelm, Mcxinndm

Mlllllerita Kenny. A butter. Cover the bread crumbs gm,-ug, 1-good mlm ¢mld,.m_..

. Grade VIII.-1, Louise Coffin. with milk for 20 minute; all the 5¢;,»¢,|y Wu the pmgrmnme over

Grade VII.-1, Helen Kenny; 2, cheese, seasonings and Havering. an gsm, glam U-,»|ved_ Mm. he

Alice Ciarkln. _ Separate the eggs; add the yolks

Grade V.-1, Marie Kenny; 2, Ce- and beat for five minutes, or until hsdistributed s. large niunber of gifts

will Kenv; ii, ocociia oiukiu. smooth. ant tits whites or the both to tha young .nu to the mm

Gi-ads Iv.-1, Walter olai-kin; 2, eggs until dry`. and fold into the up folk.

F»¢8ln.ald Kenny; 3. Louis Byme. mixture. Brush a casserole wlthi The evening was a very pleasant

Grade III.-1, Helena Kenny; 2, butter, put in the mixture, and place one throughout. '

PNWHI °°ffil'|~ in a moderate oven. Bake about 35 --D.. Gnd' II--1. -7°”-nh Duffy; 2, mm- or to minutes untu ann. 'li-y it by 1. M. c. A. aowamo

W chfkm- putting a silver knife in the centre;

Grade 1’-1. Cecil Melanie: 2. Jo~ if it coins. out dry tilt loaf is sono. zlolz oumn |,a/tous

aeph Kenny; s. John ayrnc. sci-vc at onoc in tin aim in which ' -

M“’l°'= M°°°f°h>'» “°¢h¢f- it is lima. 'nic fouowinc nucc ononuonut

ildalicimll served with it. B- Frlsei' ........... 127 102 02

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Recitation, Jeanette Docherty.

' Solo, Hilda Auld.

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wh had made some fun for the children i

Worship Mayor Prowse and

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Directed by Mrs- Arthur H.

Mr. Clarence llowatt Mr. Leigh Dlngwell Mies Edith Doyle

' Specialties between the

R¢ld|llg-Miss Violet Richardson

Plan open for exchange

Box Olfice. Prince Edward, mary 20th and Slat. ,

336 2 14 17 16 20 2123-

miiicisr isnwliin riisiirns . ‘ mnuiiiv zaui. ami 241|.. ”

Undo th distin ish il -

Lieutenanrt GfovernoguDaftoNmgn‘:iMMgers°,f glitgfnlgg ..

Mrs. Prowse.

THE DIIARLDTTETDWN '

Y’S MEN’S DLUB

presents `

The 3 Act Comedy Drama fr ,

GONE BROKE ‘

Roper with the followin

‘ caste 3

MW Mlfnret sto .

Mr. Bon Steelems

Mill Ivhezeulo sm..

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Mr. Chee. Kerr mm’ Mnnlziiss Margaret Collins ,g

Acts will consist of '

vioun ana colin duct-Mis. lmiiiccn not-any and Mr .icon wiiu

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_Orchestra Selections by the Y's Me '"1

n" "VW Node Orchestra 1,

(1 PROCEEDS FOR _Y. M. C. A.

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of coupons and sale of tickets ' ~ F113!! lllll Saturday, Fel.. W

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122 104 127 108 106 74 104

C. Brown ,125 G. Glover ........... 122 A. warren~........... 74 E. MacPherson 09 J. Latter 107

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497 512 584‘

Total ............ . . 1593,n

Nonsuch :

J .Dillon 115 106 141 A../tifleck .. 95 E. Maclean 159 116 161 V. Rodd 90 75 75 L. Qudmcre '19 188 110

sas 5:-le use

High single. E. Macncan. lei pins.

SPECIAL MATCH

ZION vl. TRINITY Y

Trinity: A. McLeod 198 M. Mclnnis 64 0. Westegard 154 H.`I.nckhart 95 E. Dunning 154 F. Cotton . . . . . 117

134 'I5 108 124 167 109

120 fi

132

Total . . . . . . . . .. ...

H. Cilaswell 215 M .Miller ............ 133 E Goes ............. 161 A. Howatt 120 B. Llvlngstmie 115 M. Rus 137

141 248 170 102 115

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Majority for Zion, 595 pins H-‘Zh dllgle, E. Goss, 27g pins, 3

Humanized Museum

em IW! has reconstructed her mul

hour or two

In a museum that has been “hum aniaed"'. the stories of hymns and* 1°" |0000. operas and ocncertos have been visualized incollectlonsofmanil-

ics of

and performers.

The

MWIJDTY of Ban Pietro a Majell, which claims to be the oldest school of miuis in the world, hu freed it- self from the duet otagesandhasgone in for the modem "personal touch." Vincenzo Bellini, famous composer _ Uf "N°1‘ll\l". 000 0! the many great,

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X%§%&

49-Q¢'9f~

to each of the three Count!

visiting their farms.

For further particulars

"_ as the seats of his various qualities.

l0l` l09‘ and

presenting the great musician as a

mln. ,

Total 1610 ""‘ Majority for Nonsuch, 72 pins. “°'

Zion: vas

218 219

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W Put and is ready to show the his; :Sim n.e“_

YDYY of centuries of harmony in sn~

scripts. pictures, instruments and rel-

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Counting. and Writing the Best Story about the Bird'

This contest closes March 31.

ola’|" Notes ia The Guardian.

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Majority for Spare Ribs, 447 pins. artists sent out by the ancient school iq High Single. J. Laderty. 257 pins. is present in all but the body. 'rllm

High, three J. paiferty. 806 pins. , lil

. baroque decorations take f .

Featherwelghtsl mfg n mm Ben

96 are

which he made the notes of “Norma".

his

93 ologicsl casts to show the bumps of _Id

even the sky-blue door with gllde¢

mom in the conservatory, 'rhm the four goose-quill pens with

death mask and modelled phron.

is head that have been interpreted `

There arc clothes that Bellini wore, lock of his hair, wliite flower em- ,tl roidered suspenders. tho chair he sed, his cane, things from his desk

pictures that fill the few gaps in -

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here are instruments of ,ll

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sorts and all periods. violins and lnarps

and all that make an orchestra ny of them of great historical val- "

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un,

nigh tiucc. rl. Maclean. las pins. Thursday Island

Claims Smallest -fl

Daily Newspaper ',`,“,'

'rrrunsnav Isr..AN-D, south lu-

cific Ocean, Feb. 10.-This tiny island. ,n

as with its 2,ooo inhabitants lying to the fm

orth of Australia and forming | ,Q

156 part of that contncnwealth, claimu `._.-A 137 to 198 in

have the srlall.-st daily nolwcpgpel ,,,,, the world . The owner is Mrs Al- .5- Oorran. The staff cconsisu of one 1 n. who is composer, linotype op- m~

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313 717 329 erator, printer, report/er, editor and ...A

.... 2328 .bughggg

manager. .uc

The Torres Straits Daily Pilot ser. ..'.' the interests of the Tories Straits ' ~' 1 fiehing industry It consists oi "N

P931' ° .

115 thi-oc columns and it ll intact lout -ui- 276 and B inchs_ wide. The subscription 'ffl-‘ Q: Price il 25 cents a week. payable in 199 advance, or i2 cents a slnale CGW W

non-subscribers . ~ -°“

Thilrsday Island, with its sister ` '" land, Friday Island, lies in the mid- W?

oi 'roms emits. on wouis “wi this would be the last place in U world _:or a daily oswspauer. ie “°“

High three, E. Goss, 678 pins. the town mmm. principally of a ...W

main street, with neither pavements

clccu-ic lights "4

nor .

Brings Bad; past :ret not only is tn. Daily Pilot nn 5,,

on a hand press every dsy in M

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of Musical Italy suite creditable tylpvrgrapliy. but __3_.

NAPLES' Feb. m__smg|-ng mum- Elllgiiks to the wireless. it carrii°s_ in

issue some highly inieresuct

ld news as furnished by The assi

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Might Be Of Use

The lecturer was apol0€l1i\‘i¢ 1°’ F ving talked ao lohl- '_ “na wry ir 1 lim wanted rw- 'J' sais, "but I iuifcrtunaialy Ut mf i

.hmm me two is no ew ' _

watch

great composers, conductors in um n°m_..\ 1-

.A voice from the -audience reviled: 2.

museum, attached to tho oou- ---rnc:e'a a calendar bound vw “fl” ””f

'nic uttic mn-wily do vw Pill'

so much?

sou 'rin ei¢ nnow-xt ham me "°~ _

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