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PAGE TWO

l 7th - f

ANNIVERS

2 Lbs. CREAMERY BUTTER _ _ . _ 45c

MOLASSES, Per Ga

10Lbs.WHITESUGAR............ 49c

SPECIAL TEA, Per

3 Tins OA1vll>EELL's TOMATO SOUP 25o SUPERBE EAKING POWDER, ‘,”,T.‘.' zac

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ARY"sALE

lion............47c

Lb........_....24c

SPECIAL SPECIAL

CORN, PEAS & T0- KELLOGG’S MATOES & CLAMS CORN FLAKES

3 FOR 29c. 3 FOR 25c

Royal Household Flour 98 lb. Bag _ _ $2.25 Royal Household Flour, 24 lb. Bag . _ , 65c _

5 (lakes Fairy Soap

_\ Highest Prices Paid for Chickens. . \ALL OTHER GROCERIES AT A 'L DISCOUNT _

. N. MANUEL A FREE DELIVERY

Phone NO 73.

19c

36 Elm Avenue.

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IN BANKRU TCY

In ilu' lnnifrl' of fill* fin( inr|1F|'i Rlr

olgaor oi' (harlea lt. Proiltt Alberto". T. E, I.

Senior] tenders will be received by

tha \in1ll~i'siul\°ll up lo main nn\'i`i\urs- dmv' filo l.`iil| |i:i_\' of Iii-i~-ilil\r~" A. D. `lfi.'i;’, l‘ni» :lil oi' ;ii\_\' of (lic frirllriivinll v~-vw--~i». um.-ll i-...vim-io. .iii ii..-\n=.~=»-is of lilo said :iiitiiorizcrl nsslignor.

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Parcel No. I Store and Loi oni Bflllll

Fi nl, .\lll rin ‘

FI' I* il i-ui-i--i xo, 2 iluuh- una Loc lfnflug

ou i'o|.i:lr .~'i|~-»-e. .\ii.f-i-tow. '

Parcel No. :i ll.lu§.~i-hill l~‘l|rl=;’t\ire. l’a\rv|-l .\`o. ll Stool: of ll:irii»~ss.`\ T'i\rct°l No, ii Sim-ic oi' i\|iil-illiiliilfv

Aw-1-ssorlos null ueiierill lluriiw.-'\i'f-.

l'nreel No. ii ifliilvrtnkillir siippl‘leS~ i-im-ei No. '1 nioi-irlc Fittings. I Parcel .\’o_ R Sporting Goods, ‘¢

- Parcel No, li .iiironiiiliiirx

Parcel .\'o. in l"ixtilrea and cqiilh-

nir-ni, 'l_

l‘nrr4~l Wo. 11 .Milling m:ll~i\i|ic anvil

(`:|\ii linuisinr' i.\ll'4':isl<l-\ »_ _

Parcel Nu. l~: i.orf,'l-» .<:li'e. l l'nri-rl Nu. I3 Book Deliia

M'l"‘ufl_»°r.~rr'1i,;1rPiif- nylon for ine whole ivin Maeliaren and Gia/:idle Squires;

llYl` fi f‘ .'li'l’f‘ I, -

'i`iiv‘ _lii',;lir~.~‘i ar :l||_\'_ tfnllcr not uc- ‘€- I-'fW"l'9l'|C9 D0h@rl')'~

""""""""-" """"l“"'l- l i Grade I. (bi 1. Doris MzicE\vcn

T|i\'f‘i\ir~ric= lil.-ir ln- _sei-li ‘ni the

Siilre I-l' S, i'._ li.-|i'.l_\'.~', 4‘n|~oi\r (Jill-eil ami Kelli Sir-~r'i_-', i'ii3rloii|‘io\\'|i, .\ioi=sr.l. J. IT, .\lvr'ivk null (`o_, Alhm-_ toa,_nr at the Office of the under-

n:;;licrl in the (`olirt House, Slimmer-

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ivlsprv-'i~v| ni’ the airwk may he

mi-if fi: _why limo ily _-|,.|.i,-il.; ln Mr, i‘ ~" iivii at .i`, ll_ ,\l_\'i'i|'k and (`n‘s S!-lvl .\iil-Viilii. 1 i»:i\~~ii uf Svillllliersilio, this 5th liar

or i»o<-emi-or A. .-‘.i>_°.'_. ' F. J. l \vi:|r.ii'r,

Trustee

Bliill l'_‘ T wlm _

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ME ' HANT' S A'rTENTi9,Wl

,. We are open to buy for

Cash, Stocks of Merchan- dise. large or small. lf you want to sell out your business consult us.

All correspond-

ence strictly confidential.

Phillips Sales Co

P.0. Box 524. Halifax, N.S.

“_ Professional (iards

Prohibition Commission - Chu. FI. Black, Chairman,

Charlottetown. |15. B. McDonald, West St. Peter; John Simpson, Hamilton.

Send all information regarding

sfractlons of PBOHIBITION ACT

the above or to Inspector J. Frlppl, B. C. M. P., i

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Stewart- & Lowther - J. D. s'rEwAn.'r, K. c. N. W. LOWTHER ‘

Hsnnisrsns, soucrrons, irrc 84 Great George Street MONEY To LOAN

MoLEoD a. BENTLEY, J. A. BENTLEY W. B. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law MONEY T0 LOAN Odleoz 180 Blehmond Street <

J.ii. Maciionald, KJ).

BABBISTEB. SOLICITOB. és. Riley Building Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Money vo Loan and Collections given the very best attention.

575-2-6-imonth.

EELL & MATHIESON

. R. Bell D. L. Mnthleson, LL.D.

Barrlsters da Solicitors Money to Loan

- Charlottetown and Montague

ll. F. MacPHEE, ll.il.

I BARBISTER, SOLICITOII.

NOTARY, dm.,

they Buiidin Charlotteto ,_

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'I6-2-8-I month.

MARK R. McGUIGAN

B. A. BARRISTER. SOLICITOII. ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN Iameron Black. Charlottetown. l’.l.l. b-»---_-?é_._

.i. W. MlicNAUGH'l` B. A.. Li.. B.

Blrrlvtcr. Solicitor. &e. Money to Loan

Kensington `

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GREENWICH SCHOOL

Following is the stanriiug of

Greenwich School for the ,month of November.

Grade X. i. Gladys MacLeren Grade VIII. 1. Leah Sanderson. Grade VI. i. Preston Ma.cEwen;

2. Rhoda Macharen; 3. Ralph San- derson. '

Grade V. 1. Beatrice Doherty. Grade IV. l. Freda. MacLai'en:

2 Ruby Sanderson.

Grade III. l. Stuart MucE\ven;

2. Fred MacEwen; 3. David San- derson.

Grade II. l. Cyril Sanderson; 2.

Pearl squlres; 3. sheiaon Haydon; f*

Glade I tai 1. Culviii Sunder-

4_ Thelma Ratiray.

son; 2. Hudson Sanderson; 3. Mel-

ncl Albert MacE\\'cn (cqiiali; .!_

Randolph Sai§erson

_tty MacKay, teacher.

evening of anxious solitude in his st

_ ASHES of li0SES A Romance of Today By Joanna Cunnan

"Good," said Geoffrey, rather ab- sently. Ho was wondering exactly what happened at a Hrm'S 0U¢iD8» and whether it would be possible for him to see anything of Fay-

That same question occupied his

mind throughout the days that fol- lowed. In consequence, he drove his father's two-seater into the back of a sedate Rolls-Royce on Maiden- head Bridge, placed R0 b€l'01‘¢ RE

in his card index, displeased his landlady by going to bed and leav-

i_f sho was going, and on Wednes-

calied across to Fay, "Mr. Geoffrey wants to know if you'te going on st Thursday, dear!" A muffled sound

and Fay‘s typewriter clicked rapid- ly on. Miss Carter said, "Ssl1, ssh." Geoffrey felt himself blushing. He ,

.1 drawer.

to rain, no tiowiipoiir but a steady, so

the clouds. Unable to support an

sitting-room, Geoiirey betook him- ‘ self to ii Cinema. The film, R rom- M

his youthful heart an intolerable an ache for such scenes and such kiss- bo es for liilnseii' and Fay. He walked back to his lodgings in the total ob- livion of a blissful daydream. Only as he fumbled for his iatchkey, did De he notice that it was still raining. No

In oiiiee and. factory, Gilmour to

CHAPTER iv. on

THE 0 UTING ' th

Avis _ equi .neun oi heights of them uprose the glorious

sun. Geoffrey woke at dawn, saw af

.."TlT' _ $1523; 'Za".1L*. ann _!» A_ “IND "UW -ent - - will

,, up you akin l_

NOTICE OF RESOLUTION L

' NOTIFE T0 (WIEDITORR

-ru, v,,|,,,,¢,,, wu.u|,,,, up A,-¢ reflect the mood of his own heart,

1" "'° M°**°" ‘W so gaiiy it danced in the pathway

f the morning sun. .He did not th

The R. -1. Mas-Neill Blltrk iami Silver

Fox Company Limited. 0

Notice is herchr gli-ea that at n

special general mcciing of the allure- liolderl of The Ii, J. BiiicNeiiI Ria:-it and Silver For Company Limited, duly called for the purpose, held in the office of Ellis Siewiipt. at Northam in Prinre f‘ouni,v in T'rincr~ Evlwnrrl island on Tliiiraliav the 24th rlny of November, A. D, 1932' at the hour of two o'elnr~k P. iii., a resolution was passed requiring that the Company he wound ull voluntarily under the provisions of "The Voluntary Wind- ing np Art, 15 George V,, Cap 9, “and that by the said resolution we were ‘appointed Llfliildntors of the sniri

.ompnn_v. Ami farther fake notice flint' nll persons having nav elnims against the iirilrl The Tl. .T. l\i’iieNeIil Rlnck anal Sliver Fox Fompnny liimliell are re- quired to present the same duly prov- ed forthwith to the iinrlerslgnerl liqui- rlafors. otherwise the. assets of the .~:\lrl The R. .T. )lae\`oiil Rlrinlr ami Silver For (`omp.'in_v l’.imiir\d v\‘ili'hc_ vllsirihiiicll among the pnriicn cnlitl- cal filer:-ia, having rcgnrll only to thc clnima of which the said liqiiillnfors hare nntlce.

Dal:-ri at Northam in Prince County

this 2.‘lih day of November A. D,

lli.'i’_‘.

(Syl): DAN MACLEAN

T, Vi .

(Fgd): L. A_ BU'RT.ElGv1rI? nl”

Eli:-rslla

(SB\‘l)I THOMAS GRIGG

MoUiDA-rons

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Parents!

Ellerslle

A were to You About HOIDO f0|,' I Your iIhiid’s Eyes ..."§1'.'..2i‘Ii§'*'1‘$i "§.."”f..}‘;

suffer severely from EYE- STRAIN.

ORDINARY I'i.lBi.lC

SCHOOL TESTS do not dis- cover this condition, aa there is nothing wrong with the ohild'a ability to see; this strain however, may seriously aieet the physical and men- tal development of your child- and it is most important that it he removed hy the use of properly fitted glasses.

llave your ehlld’ii eyes

seientlheally examined.

G. F. |illTOIiESOil

down to the sea, which seemed to

dare to stay there long, however, but soon returned to the car park

char-a-banc arrived. It was full of b the factory hands, and two more - came before Geoffrey caught sight

Carter's. I-Ie was going up to her J

and Mr. Turner coming towards him across the road. Fay was wear- ing blue, a full, flowered frock, a big lint, and n string of crystal beads. Her frock had not been expensive and it had lost its first freshness, but it was of the type which best suited her; she was even more the Dresden chinn shepherdess now. Miss Evers wore a black and scarlet frock and a smart little scarlet hat. Mr. Turner wore white flannel trousers,_ li navy blue blazer with brass buttons. and the collar of his white cricket shirt outside his coat. “Good-morning," said Geoffrey.

"It's never you. Mr. Geoffrey!"

cried Miss Evers. "Why, how early `

Ndthers, Mix This

a Bad Cough

smm. soEuTyl Nocooriugi

You'il be pleasantly surprised when

you make up this simple home mix- ture and try it for li glistreivsing cough. It's no trouble to mix, and costs but ii trifle, yet it can be depended upon to give fliiiek and lasting relief.

Mn c a syrup by stirring 2 cups of

granulated sugar and one cup of water or a few moments until dissolved. No cookin needed. Get 2% ounces of

Pine: ,from any drughist. Put it into a 16 oz. bottle, and l up with your sugar syrup. The 16 ounces thus made costs no more than a small bottle of ready-made medicine, yet it is the most effective remedy that money can buy. Kel-£5 perfectly and tastes Bne.

T is simple remedy has a remark-

iihle three-fold action. It soothes and heals the inflamed membriinm loosens

the germ-laden “hir-gm, and clears tho air passages. T nn it mnlws breathing easy. and lets you get restful sleep.

Pinex is tl rompoiiiid of Norway

Pine, in r-onccniriiteii form. famous al ii healing agent for throat membranes.

ing the windows of his sitting room

open and the electric light ashine. yo On Tuesday he summoned up 10 colil'a,f:e enough to ask Miss Evers al

day to ask her if Miss Bennett was gat going too. Connie Evers told him,, tho yes, and Mr. Errans being for the Be moment out of the office, she even yo

came from behind the file cabinets m

On Wednesday evening it began Ge

hopeless drizzle without a break in no

1-we thought wen lust are a imulbers to be a decoy. The mu

roll along the prom before din- Siu of placing the temptation OI - . " new explained Miss Evers- "And drink in the 'wily cf others has been _ ° r. Turner was going to find out committed simply by dropping a currency one must look UP U10 fc' lll`°Sll`“U°" bwausc _tobacco md m Ullli the l1l1lhil'l8 l\i‘l‘Rll80ll'l¢mS~ white bit of paper in a ballot-box. cent excliangc rate and do some shot his nerves Lo plC0€S, alld ano-

hen we won‘t waste any time this multiplying. ther ‘me gave up the ghmt becauie' C

@fi'l°<>1i- Cbme alone. suis and MANY ,my pgououucniinnrrs The commission looked lu the tobacco had rallied _his Sl°m“°

1'5"' nv ROYAL coivnvnssron rin-ooiioh or Local Option by urging Yet Wlwu 11 r“1°l<@1' “WS °f l’“°“‘

They went down the street and me Government "to give the people monia the doctoi"s death certifi- along the pmmenade' Gwmey “sk‘ The importance of the concess- the power to protect themselves cate gives p!i<‘um0I1li1 Rnd 1105 9°' ed Fay if she had ever been to ions by way of pronouncements against the liquor traffic in their bacco as the cause of death. And

reham-on-Sea before. She said 8 amst the liquor traffic by the own localities by their direct vote, the tombsione man with his chissel

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,and that this year she had been Bfmsh Royal Licensing Cgmmiss- , especially that residents on new says nothing at all. ar

Bournemouth with Miss Evers' ion's Report after a two years' con- hous‘ng areas shall be armed with

. » GAL lu

mm’ °f Walkin” s1°‘”‘Y am’ ulceration should never he forgot- me power io poioot their own UNDER Tun covER Or LE re

king questions about B°ume` ten in the wet and dry struggle go- neighborhood from the incursion of SALE outh, Geoffrey contrived that he in the world OW.,-_ new licenses for file sale of intoxl- S

d she should drop behind' gli? was "that the use of alcohol 1 eating drinks." ‘ The workings of the Liquvr C011- °

Tuso when Connie EW” and ML 3,; an uid to work, whei-her physi-l The world is moving against the trol Act in Canada can be judged 5'

aiitic one, and the dreamy niiisic ab which was played with it, woke in T

nd Lcgute Limited employed three By liiilidre:i persons, ond two hundred as and eighty six of these had express- m cd the iilteiition of taking part in an thc annual outing. But it is doubt- ifill ii' ally of them hoped and fcai~

`e¢l inure oi' ilic weather than din Ito John Giimolli"s son.

The weather cleared. Blue over wit

the liousetops stretched the pacific ,th

ved far too early, He parked his al

car in the square where he was tnld se hat the char-a-bones would set m

to wait. v w

About an hour later the first W

of a face he knew. This was Miss je

., ‘f

when he saw Fay' Comm Evers auxytwo . . . his voice trailed V 'A _ _ / *T .

Fab' looked out to sea. 1 l, ' Fr, f ' \

_(To be Continued.)` ‘Xi `

1ci:Li.v's cnoss sciiooi. Riu/ ' _ 4

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Honor roll for October and No- ' ‘~~ 3 vember: " '

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7/io I1eaIi‘rig‘Cnvam tio there has been e. riot The

W. C. T. U. Notes

1 PERSONAL nssronsmmrn

Fon THE 1ciNGsTON mor

OUR A

‘ ~-°.': ' ‘_

,_ ggcvw Canada, uiifortuiiately, has dire

-- "‘J’¢”~’°“"" ' li hitontlurles. _

‘L -T ' _I need of jails an D9

_ wil- mn to uve;-flow, and still more oeli

room would be a areal ¢°i\v¢f‘l°"°°~ ~ ~

" -T _,:_V-=-.fl ` Can it be that Canadians are D

l S/ A :R ` satisfied with <oc’a1 conditions as . S 0 I H

W _

IQ'-COLDS, first in-resting thought caused by . 0 G°f

CATARRH ...aa ie. lo Y Buy Your Christmas 1 ts Now

S285 Egg?-QT: ETC one who enjoys civil liberty and ap- ` , A

preciates what this means. l-he _ t- question to what extent have I, -'a - personally contributed to full Jail* ` '

BIG DISCOUNTS

u must have got down! We were Bild l'l°f|Ilz 0l'lmlMl57 ukiug uuf, fu, ,Ou au the “my There is altogether too much of

ang ii. gene al impression prevailing that

A sports cur passed ug in R91- we who are on the outside of pri-f _ - e." said Mr. Turner. "Miss Evers son walls have no resi>°us1bllit.v_

fo the rimes committed by others

ught it might be you but Miss 1' C " P 't' l E d S t d uncut said it wasnt the back of In all probability there Ls scarce- a, e y n S a ur head at all," ` ly a. soul inside Kingston‘s cells who

been entangled b the

Geoflrey looked at Fay: who has not hati’

udied her handbag. drinking temptations t have

"No it wasn't me," he said, "I been made legal by Canada's elec- _

ust have started before you did. torate at the p0llS

ts my car over there D ink, mole frequently than not er nic admi e e men eiiticii ate to evciv

77Ieni'/io/atum K.. ..._ ..._ .......

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.lv Y c,~. rd MissEvcrs. isth 0| .~;E8 _ 1| W w ' U "You can knock quite a lot out of class of crime. This Kingston riot I I I

ve Mr. Turner is a good swim- _ al la d ,, ..maSm.p,ece of eousu-uuuun 1-|vu1.

H-*nl $01118 l° lake “HY risks °f Geoff.. th w c 'r U ever here 'rho riot at the Kingston, ont-. ling many in res ar

_ vbesantost m ."w1i °i°S °f ° - ' ~ - VW »~ .

“M mu” igrriving at Dercham-on-Sea after couxdnt am er 0 hug been the including of scientific peniteniiary wliere part of tug- de-*the cellar. were f.vc great uoodcn 10

you . . . I me id , _

he chambbancs' it be Possible . . . as a hihttguof Temperance in the school icxt- mand was for cigarette paper in vais, each with a capacity of 8.090 c

L I N l M E N T Tile consequence was that he ar- met' wh" I mean ismhere-5 B place books. _ Iiliwé of the D199 °“ll°WallC¢. Shflllld Bllll0'l1S Of ma-Sh~" _ to

ri ong the beach I wan; awfully to This Commission made another bring this mutter of nicotine in its If it had not been for the po-

e. I went there once after 1 had admission that is shaking Greatldeadliest form-cigarettes-into a tection of a lgsill 11<iU;J1‘ bl-l5il`ll‘55

I down M . easles, and I want most awfully to Britain to ifS dcepbst foundations. Place ‘lf llllbllc discllfslon “Hd Con' nu this mcgafl uslmss n prfpamt ,.,,. leir'passengers, and walked see it again couldn-t you come and it was "that the great prob- sideratioii mat the dangers, physi- tion. and peiformnncc coll d no S

along? N5 awfully pl-euy_ The lem; of the ¢ountry--unemploy- cal, mental and spiritual, demand. possibly have been accomplirhed. d0WnS some right downto the edgu ment, housing, education, and Luther Burbank discussed this T0 ql10f£ MTS- F~ C- Vfafd- D»lmm' A of the dm and an that son of heBm.,_c,m never be dean Wuh suriuuu question in the following ion W. C. T. U. President, ai the

rked out. “I meant couldnt we go

Grade IX~1. Mary McKenna: 2.

Grad, V-1. 'rhomag Trainer; 2.

Annie Waddell; 3. Francis MeDon aid; 4. Thomas Bradley.

Grade III-1. Gavin Woods.

Grade II-1. Mabel Monoghan. Grade I-1. Charles Gauthier. 2. Justin Kelly; 3. Francis Carragher; 4. Lawrence Bradley.

Perfect Atteiidance:-Mary Mc Kenna, William Waddell, Lloyd Waddell, Wilfred Woods, Mildred Carragher, Annie Waddell. Kevin McKenna, Genevieve Uarragher. Beta Braclley,.F‘eustina Monaghan, Mabel Monaghan, Justin Kelly, Francis Carragher, Lawrence Brad-

"Well, Dick, my boy." said his

uncle, "my congratulations! I hear

lt is guaranteed lo give prompt relief

_ _ _J

or money refunded.

-~ -f ~»\ '~~»v-»"_'» u-1-_-...oi __

lll§~" efficiently so long as the 'national unusual light: "What a Sli0Ck DB0- 0i1lnr'o convention in October: 5 She looked up, pleased, finances are burdened with so liea- pie would get if they went through "The tbtill Hm0iint Dxpended by

"Oh, yes. That would be nicei If' vy an expenditure on intoxicating ilic cemeteries and saw tombstones the Piovirice for alcoholic beverages J e can get Miss Evers out of the drink." Great Brftain's 1931 drink declaring the fact that this mon in four y€Hl°S Mid flvb m0lllhS Wil-‘l aier, we can go along after we've bill is estimated at about 280,000,- died of tYl>h°l‘l made fatal by 3 $235»575»330~ This ‘mes “°l “¢°°““l' Uhedf' 000 pounds. To grasp what this tobacco weakened heart, and that for the illicit ‘oootlvilgills trade, 2, Geoffrey grew scarlet. immense sum means in Canadian the man succumbed to nervous which, judging from the infractions "I didn't mean ali four of us," he _ _l f ---

conducted an imaginary Sellfch 1" her," said Mr. Turner. ‘ daresay.” should incite followers of Christ to ' S- `

"Oh, she isn't at all speedy," said search liic's record for the result

offrey. “Just an ordinary, usefu! of that ieiling possession, persbnai I Ft- what HFC YOU 80l¥lE to do influeiice. It is not necessary in `

W?" drink and to mix ' socially with

f the law. is everywhere in i<L'i."

hemists-Shops

Are Landiilar

` (Caxidlaii Pressl

STOOKHOLM, Sweden, De¢_

The chemists' shops in Stoc

e quite venerable insiitui dging from o. recently piibi port. Tile seven oldest sho tockholm have a. colnbined

f 1860 years or an average oi ars each. The oldest one is "

e Z' ” ‘igiiialiy the drug dis

rncr turned down to the beach ‘ ‘ ` I ' i. l ~-ll i luigeucc in by the boldness of the lllcgul llfill01` Lan ’ 01 _ _ “Sk -‘bull llw bailiiiis. it was C81 °;.f"emal` - is pllyslfliflclllllg;-:in dm Ol U~ C m ii-uae. Probably lho biggest siiii WY °f “W “°Y“1 l’“‘“°"' “1“°“

_ |qiiite natural to say, "Let‘s wait for ;`ms°“;- ;;l;»ie!)Iscieiti<i);c;§Dxiv;:agLS is - - .over manipulated in this country c

hem hm", And there was “ b°“°h thi' autaritatlveiy covered 'riiE sTAND or THE W. C. T. U. was disobvffed “me Weeki bro in Q Wm" “Y 5”* d°W°» Whllc ' GARETTES the city olnamuion, out., but the

on-my leaned against' the rams of This` pmnouncemegti of these; REGARDING CI i'\vonde~ is how nil its Perfection of n

' rse rl na ur -

e promenade and watched her §;';';1ss;1°:t(:;Ily vliads to the f01_ “om the hom. of its nrgaiilzatloli detail was worked out without S h such admlmtmn in his eyes low,” ` “We accept the View that the W C T U has been blessed evoking police detection. It requir-

P S heavens, gum into the dazzling shgtliiregzn glance wavered when everygéhnd ought to receive speci- with the eye 'oi the prophet of old, ed a tnree laniddone oaii' story sttdiiig,

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uemoony M155 Benhett-P- Geoffrey the properties of alcohol. strongly DDl10S€d 0 9 l-G 0 ' H’ ’ f I O_ n

}that it was fine, turned over and asked Years ago Wendell Phillips wrote: bacco in any form. and that we Di'0dllClll8` 300 Q8 ‘JUS 0 illlfe *lc cm ml 0 his mst *Ulm l mbffl' 011, --1 D - - ‘Tlarness your reform to the school especially pledge ourselves to work hol every l\V":V° hours- “nd Sllafd'

. E f Svfpcct so. Miss Evers is awfully _ b _ H do that iight. But, nev hgiess, he keen she swims beautifully and I house, and the school text books, against the maiiufacttue of cigar- my a fic.ce D0 Ge S.

IN S was early on the road, for you never beue and its victory is only a question ettes, and their sale to the youth- e still was described as a M

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is an old tradition amongst wcdish druggists to give Hill ames to their shops, which gu'1t sculpture representing u mais after which they are ii ed as sign-board. Thus, be "The Lion." ,there is a "Ravenf “White Bear," a "Swan," an "

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The present Swedish Clie Shops are most dignified ilisii on, elaborately f tied up aiid ished. The apbthecares have high standing and have to iillllf

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(IARDIGAN HEAD SCHOOL Standing of Cardigan ll cliool for the month of Novem Grade X-1, Marion Suliivuii

lex MacLeod. Grade IX-i, Samuel Johnson? amuel Lowery. Grade VIII-1, Neil Nicholson; clinic Lowery.

Grade V-1, Sadie Sullivan Grade IV-l, Samuel Nichniso Peter Sullivan. Grade II-1, Margaret Cui-its.

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