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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE

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NE WS Y NOTES

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mins tchre azoursec of my' counffy MAC; lheullllilf. of the old Earl it 'a marvellous apparatus' The cm'

ranlblea I have on two occasions was incumbent on him to protectf m

come across an "urchin," as it is his dependents-noblesse oblige. l-Ie 133%; Qgshizhgogxgizzglaad cz: called in some districts. One hadidetermined to seek the advice of ai _

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(Oontiued from page eeleven) lremoved, bringing away both mnesiand releueiv; hm ovghcstlinodlsep;

T#-*_ und skin. 'more who ii ai-tex it bo ' M me mmm' md as the mhabm |01 me "mast" are £30” 2 cl uiiided to him he would idu it. mu m mwmed Wm) mn oth_ Drums it I a in iull urmortne knight, er, the lady is generally saluted by ' fenmed the "ve" the repme mad” the Kreatest Dart of the men; the The bw ` §f°’ him “hd fi S¢Ubb0i’!1 fight was lalutation is after the Fmnch fash- n worm "°n' The mah hiwked and hewed.

lon. upon the cheek, when having ,_ mmm t th h 1 ithe armor did its part and the re- lsluted one the lady presents the ‘ mm’ °' um Y W 9° *hd mlm-H Di’ the dead monster floated other. The' European ladies who' IW” th” P"°“d! lhway- But alas! In the excitement \re settled here, rather than appear Tum th? wud Whel thm' Bill!-Shine. ,the dog was forgotten and it was! lingular, adopt this custom, only ‘Wm I-Hd 010116. fthe aged Earl who rushed forward' varying the salutation after the Thy wheel and thee we neither lovelto meet `

I his victorious son. Horri-

igngllsh fashion. The author of this nor hate " - lfied by his in bu

, wcount, an English officer, observes, The Earl of Durham (Eng) is to 'condition the xyouiil; tglafnuml nl;

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close his beeutiiul ceutl t 1. -‘ tion in 80in8 to the house of an bon an the. Wea “de ° “mb _‘5‘0“Bht the witch who exclaimed.

, , 1'. an to sell thef Oh, luckless wighti For nin _

English merchant, who had a. beau- e S9" iiiul wife, but ee the husband wee :;§nZ°°;“f;eh‘;:’:;d tile"-t This is ,eraiions the Lembioin shell not die there, and the salute must be given th d th yy “Xa °n ”‘“d‘.l“ their hed-ii" in his absence, a great disappoint- e ea dunes which m mei L°°al f1'8d1i5i0i1 has it that the ment enBued_,. I spare my readers short space of four mo...ths have`curse was lifted towards the end the account oi the American Indian ’ed“°"d th” "“‘“‘3 °f th? e-*We ffm" °f 02° Seventeenth century. when customs, which might well have ‘10»°°°»000 t0 $5,000,000. `the last man of the "nine genera- been written by that uuthoi-ees, who i In °idsn times the crown and t:o.:e" died suddenly in nie codon et was reared by her father as a sail- um n°b1h¢y levied the feudal dues Durham, while joilrneying from ' lr, and who started the world a Eof "heriot" and "marchet" upon ilmndon to Lambton

:ouple 0! years |180- by her Iwrra- their vassal tenants, Marches "zine The lime; in some cxtmct f

:i i the social oe e nie f th ` mm PE? °eshms‘ I' m” 5 ° U _Wicked DFBCWSB Whilkt WHS ,first of giant reptile is universal, and

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V The book, (which contains 872 3323?-» b;,c;{,i;;gEv&nusH£)cthini;:s Zgzaefzfimfhconflude that it is an

pages) ends with a "History of Wo- imstory of Durham was “acted on first ° l' mes when mah “en in an Ages""b“t it is t°° 'the marriage of the tenant and its appeared no earth and bat-l

y ilamboyant to bear quotation now, ' » tied with the fierce saurians that ` though it seems to have been looked inature was such that 1" cm" ‘°t wen meh existed- We find W°l'm'S Head

upon as commonplace in 1821. be explained m °‘ “°WSP°P°’- H°"1°° in Glilmwsiih. a .d Great Ol-mes

W" “ °"-’*'°m“’Y Pfwmeht °f “fm-‘L (worms) Head in Denbigh, two

;’§‘;'l‘lt’e’;‘e§"5» °1' thet:e5';b1;l’»‘ll9- ca-pes in Wales; and in ancient

; ' Y °TSe»*°h 9 BH h 0! English poetry there are, among

The Hedgehog. A Meliavv la. tenant. The lord of manor had others, the legends of ~-the dragon

|1055 a fl8hliI1E mimi this W8-*I 00 of Wantley,” “St. George and the recompense him. The wheel 0! for- dragon". and the "loidly iioath-

krrial is, from my observation. scarce; tune has turned fun circle’ and now some) worm of Spmdlestone *md 55 like V’ hechme m01`e S0» the commonality are taxing the Hen 1;,"

since H’ has been “und t° be a 'T10bUifY '50 92451 DU011- | Agrock in the river nt Lambton

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carrier °f the dreaded f°°t'a"d" B11* We are 10-“ills Sight Of $112 whose corrugatio-s are said to mouth disease or cattle. 'rhere will Lambwn w,,,m_ one me Sunday have been made 'by the ..w,,,m., as

MW' ‘”m‘°“t d°“"”' be “Wed “" "\°mih8- 501112 Centuries asv' the it enfolded it ie still pointed out official order for its extermination, young Lord oi’ Lambton, instead of but the mark; are evidently mad.; and it will go the way of the wolf, gwccmpfmymg his father to me by the muon of water

Wild b0\ll'» md 8 Dumber 0! 05116? near-by church, got out his r0d| A hobby as dehned by the dm-

animals that once roamed Ezlgland. and line and went down to the nom,-y is a favourite pursuit This '"‘° h°d“"h°¥ h” “Way” "W" Wei" W fish- F01' H time heh was might be amplified to show that ln

.ested liaturallsts and Gilbftrt White, unsuccessful, but at last he felt the almost au cases the hobby is pm._

<i7'l0> devvtes One Of his clilssiv tug which mco..t "e bite." Pulling sued without tin; nope of pecuniary

Ebt;in'sdt;Jnii;£-I; in thviztlilllls he was surprised See advantage. It is an eternal truth . It appears by th dun that tile' 5 he ' 9 Crea “fe 01* the h°°k. that "man shall not live by bread A, G 8 Y As he took it off, he was aware of Eloney and B hobby ngmvy used U 'imp "pm the "““"f' that beetles “re 9- 3.f*“’e“1°°klh3 -53mh3¢"» With 5 provides a welcome relaxation from

no lnconsiderable part of their food. lung white beard, who asked i-what

Inllme lil-it I procured D- litter 01 have you got?" 1 think rve caught ,,,,,g_

10111' 01' five young hedaehoss which tho devil," sad the graceless youth IDPGB-red to be five or six days old. as he flung his catch in again. He They are bom blind, a..d could not looked* up but the stranger had in-

i see when they came into my hands.

o doubt their spines are soft and'

V ilerible et the time or their birth'

or else the poor da.m would have but a bad time of it in the critical moment of parturitlon, but it is plain they soon harden for these

3,. lltth pigs had euch etifi' prioidee ‘ff on Q ir backs and sides as would ;_/ easily have fetched biood, had they ° not been handled with caution.

Hedgehogs make a deep and warm hybemaculum with ieav s and moss in which they conceal themselves

for the winter." I The reference to the spine re-

' that he had a very great mortifica-

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spit second thrust its sharp snou _ worm was the creature he had bo h

between its hind legs and curled flung into the river on that mem- Qen X W" eight rubber tubes at'

into a. ball, spikes outward. The orable Sunday, and that the whole the end and each fork term! ated* dog was nonpiussed, and circled community was being punished for ‘ with “Jo small e”_plug5_the`y “_

about yelping, but did not venture his sin of Sabbath breaking. How] to attack the "serrled foe." could the monstc' be overcome and .

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Tile gypsies are very partial to slain? Said the witch: "In one way»s e ° °x W” e *P11118 motor,

mast hedgehog which they cook in and on one condition. Have the ar- I ds

tho following manner: After elvis-lmorer stud your armor with blades cor and money were scarce 1':

csrating the urchin. they plaster it sharp as razors; doll your |.rmor,' in ted th I

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over thickly with puddied brick take your sword, end go boldly into Af§;°:ed ,ffm the n:usf;"‘;:f:h svn” clay. It is then placed in a shallow the river to meet your foe. Tile iqulte maudme to the general pub_ pit. among the hot ashes of a wood woml will wind round you, the ;uc_ This was B hobby that helped fire. After roasting sufficiently, the blades will cut it up a..d the wateriw pay me expenses of the exhm_

outer covering of hardened clay is will hear the parts away!" And the

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Sthhtly disappeared- which was given to me when I left

'cfhehniams ‘thefts tgwthejoiinmé the old Country. It depicm a. rocky

5° es- e ef 0 m h e shoire; blown rocks covered with the army fm' Palesuhe- “hd it W” tangles of seaweed over which the thlife y°1*A“`-‘ii heltsfe he ;°“hd him' ‘surf is breaking. Overhead ragged se ages, n s ances ral home. clouds are flying across a misty Things “ere B°h"g"h9~dl5/:Z A mizh' moon. This little gem was Painted

it)l;;u;sryre;;t‘i;e cligedwilrmhada-1835 'by a tram conductor. His wages “P ih’ °b°d° °h 3 "Ck ih the mid' '.street; but he carried in his spirit

die °f the "Ver “hd “me at 1"' the beauty of the universe Another tervals to take toll of the cattle.

To pacify it the farmers had made humble, position of au” and a trough whence it was accustomed mane, at the power station. he to drink the milk oi nine cows painted a meme of the ..Temim_ _daily. Had no attempt been made U n 1 th Wilde ..

. minds Us that the hedsehvs is the Ito kill itl Yes, but invariably the ‘wire :mee artmmrtxsg tgfsgxsn British representative of the porcu- 'assailant had been dgme fp death ihelped to make their drab uv” my ‘ nina: but while the spines or ,by the monster. when it was '3m.Bb1e_

“¢l\il1l-S" 01’ f-110 D0i'C\lDin° BN 10118 wounded the wound healed immed- wh th h h n I 8-iid Blender. $11086 Of N10 h¢d8¢h08 lately: if part was cut off, it at BA e D Umgrap made

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condition? "The condition is that YOU must kill the first living thing you meet. after you have slain the worm, or worse will befall." Lmihivn screed, for be had

.ihvuizht of a device to cheat fate.

,the sterner duties of bl~ead-win-

I have, among my treasures, a

little sea-scape done in oil-colors,

were small. he lived in a mean

chance acquaintance held the

its allilearance, it was looked on as

taker of the public Hall in a coun-

struct one. He succeeded too at a

Hall, it was one of the features

a neatly made and varnished oak-

,ta.ched; the tubes forked towards

scmbied doctors stethoscopes. ln-

etc., and one record, for both re-

those days. Tile visitor paid three

tion.

Another man in still humbler cir-

cumstances, a miner, had found his hobby in the nelds a;d woods; he knew more of the habits of the birds of the district than any other lesi- dent. Viscount Gort, when he came to the Hall for the summer oftenl had the old fellow there for a chat.

The son of the inkeeper fired by

this example, had made a collection of eggs oi’ British birds-from the tiny egg of the wren to those of

Give the ‘NeedY’

a Christmas Box

of Groceries

Read Below.

Grocery Prices are the same al both our Summersliie and Charlottetown stores

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Our Branches offer you clean stores-the in-

telligent services of interested clerks-A wide var- iety in Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables; the finest Possible Quality and the lowest Possible Prices. But in addition they offer you tlmelY “Bargain Specials” which this week will help de- crease your Christmas cooking costs.

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Asparagus Tips

PICKLES '

Sweet Mustard . . . Sweet Mixed

Sour Mixed `

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Peanut Brittle, 1 lb. Box _ . ... . .. . ._ . . ._

66 02- 3 5 2 iii. boxes, Half :uid Half Mixture . . . . . . . . i lb; T.,i_.; boiiic C Fallllily Mixture, 5 lb. Box _ . . . . . . . . Ecol. ' 7 Assorted Cllocollltes. 5 lb. Box . . . . . . . .

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Choice Seeded 2, "UW ndisiius Tome-ioee e

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Cooked Meat. -

, 11/2--pks. Potatoes.

' 5-lbs. Carrots. ' 2’/1-lbs. Onions.

i 1-Cabbage.

1-lb. Tea. G-lbs. Griinuiritcd Sugar.

Fresh Pork, -lbs. Grunuiutcd Sugar. -lb. Tea.

--lbs. Butter. -pks. Potatoes. -tins Soup.

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-lb. Graves.

-Ormiges. -Apples. -lb. Rnisios-Table. -Jar Olives.

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No. 3 Family 6 or 7

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8-lbs. Roasting Meat or 2-lbs.

No. 4 Fancy 2.00 `

~ McLaren’s Creahm or Pimento /

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Pimentos

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Sauce§.Z;; 12c 10c ,

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$5-:i-ll-I

1- Butter.

- Fruit Coke. - Plum Pudding - Mixed Nuts.

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54-pk. Apples.

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lilAltvEN's FRUIT chica iight or . "‘ f“””" med'

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Dork, 2 lbe. Erich “°'3f°'

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--lbs. Turnips. -lin Tomatoes. -rioz. Oranges.

-lb. Caoily. -2 lb. Plum Pudding. -pk. Apples. -lb. Assorted Biscuits.

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-lb. Mixed Nuts. -lb. Box Chocolates. -pkg. Cheese. ‘

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es of moths (and I have some of them) were admirable.

When I was good, a very hm!!

time ago, my people rewarded me by allowing me to read Oliver Gold- smith’s "Natural History." Now Goldsmith, although he shone as B poet, knew rather less of Iiiiillflil

that scams bird the eagle. Ihietory. than you end 1 do; still the -U\°lh€l' Vml8€l’. whose emPl0y° Plates (colored) were good and the ment was the weilihins of the wal anecdotes better. end from this otd as it cams down from the mine, de- book I lmbibed (ii I may use the

MINCE MEAT KIDNEY SUET

Per lb. 25c. Per lb. i25c. .

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voted his spare time to the study ol term> a taste for thc wondrous? insects. He had a compound micros-

llis neighbors, playing cnlxls. or what not.

In concluding this subject i lnusi.

CUl08lze the proprietors of The Guardian for their part in siaginli the "Feed the bird contests." some of the children, perhaps all of illmn. are reins i° grow up with mi inter- est in their feathered friends, thru will prove a perennial joy as ouch fefllmifls #Prine peoples the giovfs with the little songgt,e|-,q_ AS Lohsieizow wrote oi Agn i~~--

lsllc would sing il more \\'onclcri'ul

Sting,

CARLETON S(`llOOL

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SENIOR DEPARTMENT

Grade X-1 E`i=:lilor Bell;

Cridc IX-1 Tilcima Q"`Rl0y`

Or tell a more marvellous tale."

| The following is the standing of

,Carleton Schoi for month of Nov- Grade nl_1' Mildred Lowther and

Quigley; 3, Edward Ontway.

' PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Grade V.-1, Herman Jorgensen; 2, Marion Bell :md Grace llowntt. equal; 3, Jean Mllitnrt.

Grade III.-l, Frrilc Bell; 2, Gor- doi'i`Glllespie; 3, Joreph Noonan.

Ib. Jorgensen equal.

Grade I.-1, Lillian Gratto.

2 Principal-Elmer Robrri s.

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DorlsGillupie; 3,/i:iicZl.1 McDon- "5'Sw`nt Dommy. H H

things which nature has ilrovided "And Nature. the old nurse, ionic “ml . Yeung msn (taking .-inning los-

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buying one of the following Grocer-);"B£x|Ts andmlilav- ing it sent io those yo.. w sh-we w e ver w n

city or town limits. ' Swansdown Mushroofns \ l_i No. i aift sox Family 2 or 3 CAKE

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-3% lb. Chicken. 1--lb. Butter.

-pk. Potatoes. -lb. Fruit Cake. c

-lUS- Tllflllilii- -lb Plum Pudding. 1

-§§i)HC==5'[g§§;s _lt_ iinee Niue. Pkg. C 53°" 2 tins C -lb. lEaton’s ;i`cil. “nh CMNIY- _ I -lbs, Grnnulated Sugar. %-pk. Apples. -

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Little BiiL;..< hiiiiiiiny uns ap-

prozichlng, a fact silc was at no pains to c:lilc;ni from her fiuclids.

"Yes, darling!" siliil Au t Jcille

“I'm kcrpinfz it iii mind nnd will

send you 3 lo\'r~l_v prcsilili." , “Tll:llli:s evyr so much. A\iritii\,‘ said Bcity, "and will you s.e tilol it's not something useful?"

"You ri-*in to llnve ilrlci il surlnu.

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cope-not g very good one, for his 'tor investigation. | The child upon her knee, \._.,,,ed Mumri- 3 ip,-ri-i Mnimrg *Ulf*-D0 you think I cou'd use my. icr mr." wages were smilli-but he made it Practically every Briton has a saying: "Here is is story-book ’ ' ,jf ' . 'A ` ,-ff,-. in by-C 7

more useful by constructing his own

indo vnl.-i, bloom- P" MW

hobby und is the better ior it. ne 'rhy Father has written for ii..-.~_~ mi ; Term MCC; .I.c_,_cher_ (dmm,..,,,.d.,g W, 1.

accessories. I have a turntable for I has something to occuiiy ll's mind-i ` ,mélc vH__1 Gmginn Mc_ yes. you can che," “hm I,,.:_,_i_»__,,i

m°‘ml'lfl€ Slide! Wh\¢h hi? 1115419 “hd °°m°"hlh3 belt" um" r°"‘m“g A' d Whenever *he WHY seemed i.iii;'. `Cai'viiic§ 2. Evelyn Noolizill. Hoover B063 by. gave to me. His pen and ink sketch- more or less nctitlous Erwin about or his heart begun tn mg, Grade v1.-1, Deane Bell: 2. John

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