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THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN '

Central Guardian

BAND AT ARENA tonight. 1687

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am“ m OM11‘? tow-if?" lfiijglflflined from the following MAYORALTY ORGANIZATION.

..._, i ' T “hi; -=—Workers and supporters of Dr.

5- BRQWN. Stamp Vendor. i, Yeo are kindly requested to meet

RAILWAY BOOKSTALL. ' for organization purposes tonight at

Mlialrnm-z star

'1 D- ‘Milton; ohm J- P- DUFFY i ueen Street.“ i _ SON. Quccff 591ml. . ~i‘ Queen s . QETT- 139.511"!!! Park Road. tWest. '

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N. TWEEL, 45 Elna vo.

rano canopy, Mnsmiacoaso ‘FRANK N. iihv

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Greet George Street. Ni Dorohester Street. B. l9 Illllsboro Street. SUMMERSlDE-Jal’. Mew PAQUET. NIQNTAQU - .31. JOHNSTON.

BBS. "Grafton Street.

8 o'clock in Offer Building (over Tcombs music store), Queen St.

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MARSIIFIELD BAPTIST Church. preaching service Sunday, January 8th at 3 p. m. conducted by Rev. Ross C. Eaton, Charlottetown.

MAYOBALTY ORGANIZATION. -Workers and supporters of r. Yeo are kindly requested to m et for organization purposes tonight at 8 o'clock in Offer Building (over Toombs music store), Que n St.

0nd Street. Elm Ave.

N15. McNeil Building.

BANDLAT ARENA tonight. 16?‘?

NEW til-AS . N. s-cimlsrornnivs noon a. LOWER raaarowlv. - This synulm, N SE_OEN:TATIDNERS. meeting was held at the home oi

.‘ fio6K_ srdngfuvPilARliiAcY and BREAWS Mrs. F. L. Cairns onpDec. 14th with BOSTON L' .- £48 Charlotte Street. nine members present. - Papers v -O D SOUTH NEW were read by Mrs. F. L. Cairns and

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Trernont Street. —1IOTAL1NGS NEWS, Depot 30g w“;

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5; M. ANDLERMAN, 341' ‘ ' Mrs. Scottelardine. Next meeting to be held at the home of Miss Mabel Burns. Roll call to be answered with a "New Year resolu- tion for the Institute.

Street.

SKATING WITH BAND-Arena tonight. . 1687

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ciilvnlonra 11v WARD nova.- Mr. B. Roy Holman is a candidate

-FAVORED SECOND CAR FERRY TRIR- A special meeting

The Markets

(Canadian ‘Prcssl MONTREAL, Jon. 4.-Thc export, trade with the United Kingdom and} the continent was again of a very limited character here today. Qut-' sde of sales of a few cars of oats t e local market for cash grain was‘ quiet and prices were unchanged.‘ Prices for all grades of spring andf winter wheat ilour were well main-‘ ltained, under a quiet demand from, all sources. A moderate amount oi r business was worked in all lines of, millfeed and the undertone was.

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the, increased demand for storage eggs between jobbing houses and

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fresh and storage grades. The re-rnearly all the Protestant denomin- ceipts were 2,574 cases. The pulatolations of the city were present. market continued dull but prices; The service which was taken part were unchanged. Car lots of ZPrmcedn by all with the true spirit of Edward Island green mountains‘ earnestness and devotion, was rend- wcre quoted at $1.15 per bag oi ilfllered in the fOIlOWiHB 011181‘?

lbs., Prince Edward Island‘ wliite| DOXOIHBY. "Praise God from lpotatoes at $1.05 per bag of 9o lbiamwllflm all Blessings Flow"

New Brunswick green moungmim at‘ Invocation-Rev. W. Bruce Muir $1.00 per balg of 9o lbs. in bulk, ailcll Hymn 436—“Come let us to the New Brunsivick white potatoes atgl-Oid 0i}? God With Cflfltfiie 5601155 95c per bag oi 90 lbs. in hulk, (ix-Return

tmclk The condition h; the market‘ Prayer-Rev. M. Scott Fulton

lci- imported beans was unchanged, First Lesson. Isiah can 42-—R¢v-

'1 bein flrn with s. small tradelR- C 73am" ghscsEEiL-i. gar ‘lots ofichoicc white Dlaet"‘Mr- and MTS- Rim-ll REY" ' mon

handpicked v'cre_ quoted at $1.65 per,

and woknn lots Second Lesson, Luke cap. IO-Ad-

firm. The tone of the market ior| The second meeting of the Week A ilfllidflrd Brides of rolled 0M5 W890i Prayer, which was held under! Steady With a Small Business 11355- the auspices‘ of the Charlottetown Hymn 46l-"More Love to Thee. ing. A feature of the egg trade vras Branch of the Bible Society, took O Christi‘

Benediction-Rev. W. Bruce Muii' _ During the course of the service some fair sized lots changed hands. previous evening, quite filled the Mr. Muir appointed a nominating ,The undertone was steady for bodybuilding, and clergy representing committee. composed of Messrs. G. H. Holbrook, Victor Purdy, Murdock These retired to the vestry for a time and

James The audience, as on the.

' Smalllhian of Sinclair 8t Stewart Ltd

amoblifnanriivce- His many friends are glad to see Mr. John A.

Sulnmcrside, around again after his recent "severe illness.

oi the Council of the Summersicle Board oi Trade was held Tuesday to inllcrse the action of the Char- lotictown Board oi Trade and the Associated Boards of Trade in re- gard to the continuance of a second

for the post ofCity Councillor in Ward Four. Mr. Holmarfs business at $2.75 pcr bushel, ex-stoire. Owing‘ ability and energy. which are well to the continued limited demand‘ known to everyone, are guarantcesirom all sources for butter and the‘ that, if elected he will do his bcsllliberal supplies avail-sole on spot mil l

bushel. ex-track.

l‘)? his Ward and 1'01‘ U10 Ciiy- easier feeling developed and prices

moored a decline of 1-4 cents per lb..,'

jutant Chapman

The Apostles Creed, led by Rev. W. Bruce Muir

Prayer-Rev. Hammond Johnson

Hymn 289-“0 Word of God In- carnate"

‘ lAREElY ATTENDED SERVICE

JAMES CHURCH

SecondMcetingg Of Weekwlf Prayer Held lLast Night Under Auspices Of Bible

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duress-Rev. H. D. Raymond Offertory '

IRoss and D. A. MacKinnon.

on their return announced the nom- ination of the following list of offic- ers of the Bible Society for the en- suing year.

President-Mr. Allen Stewart

Vice Pres.-Mr. Roland Melkle

Bcc'y Tress-Mr. W. B. Robertson

Executive com.-Messrs A. D. Fraser, J. G. McFadyen, G. D. Steele, Frank M. Stewart, Victor Purdie, Ross Bethune, James Harris, Adjutant Chapman and Judge Stewart.

At this time also Mr. W. B. Rob- ertson read the annual report and in connection therewith made a few fitting remarks, ln the course of which he congratulated the collect- ors on the great success they had achieved. He moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded

And we must give our boys and girls an opportunity to take a real interest in the Bible Society. Let us tell the children of its great‘ im- portarice-Nay, of its necessity. As president of the society, the speaker had rnet with requests from many children in the province that they might be permitted to male a gift of a Bible to a boy or girl in one of the mission lands.

Thus, he was glad to say, it had been possible to arrange through the depots of the society the Bible being placed in the hands oi n child in- the mlsion country, and an ae- knowledgement sent to its donor.

The General Secretary of the So- ciety in Australia has said that the yellow peril will vanish, if pnly we can place the word of God in the hands oi‘ the peoples of the east. Bo. in conclusion, let us pass on the torch, to the generation which is to come after us.

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Last night on the L. 0. C. alleys a good game was rolled between the Spuds and Crescents. The game was exciting from start to finish and although the Crescents put up an excellent game they were de- feated by the Spuds who rolled a great game from start to finish. This was the first game of the sec- ond part of the tournament and if all the games are as good as last night's the tournament will surely prove a great success. The Spuds had a majority over the Crescents of 228 pins and P. McQuald of the Crescents had high single of 244 while Rev. P. McMahon of the Spuds had high total of 630 pins. Following are scores:

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Jan. 10—7.00 p. lib-Mitch vs. Down 10-830 p. 'm.- d vs. Mclachern 17-7.00 p. m.-De ten vs. Rodd 17-830 p. m.-Down vs. 24-100 p. m.—Leltch vs Melgiachem 24-830 p. m.—Down vs. 31-700 p. rm-Rodd vs. McEa/ehem 31-830 p. m.—Leltch vs. Down Feb. 7-7.00 p. m.-Down vs. McEaehern 7-830 p. m.—Leltch vs. Rodd 14-700 p. m.-Down vs. Rodd 14-4330 p. m.—Leltch vs. McEachem 2l-7.00 p. m.—Leltch vs. Down‘ ,. 21-830 p. m-Rodd vs. McEaehern .. 28-700 p. m.—Leltch vs. Rodd "’ 28-830 p. m.-—Down vs. McEacheri) - Mar. ,. 0-700 p. ml-Lelteh vs. McEachern 6-830 p. m.-Down vs. Rodd 13-7.00 p. m-Rodd vs. McEachern 13-830 p. m.—Leltch vs. Down ' 4‘ 20-7.00 p. m.-Down vs. MeEachhrn 20-830 p. m.—Leltch vs. Rodd 27-100 p. m-Down vs. Rodd 27-830 p. mr~lfittflh vs. McEacizei-nl» - ---¢0->

IFMEMORIM .

ADOLPHUS MeEWEN

The death of Adolphus McEwen of St. Peters Bay. which occurred on December 23rd. at the age of seventy-six years, makes a distinct loss in the community. For some months his health was falling, and the end came suddenly and peace- fullyf

He was an upright and industri- ous citizen, one of the best farmers in King's County whose farm has been one of the illustration stations of the province.

He was a member of the United Church of St. Peters. and loyal to the various departments of the church's work. .

He is survived by his wife and a. family of. one daughter and four sons, viz: Mrs. E. E. Parkman of’ Charlottetown: Ira of Vancouver, Harvey of Sask.: Robert of Boston," and Clifford on the homestead.

The funeral services were con- ducted by his pastor, Rev. J. M. McLeod who made fitting reference to him as a good and faithful citi- zen. His remains were followed to the cemetery in Midgeil by a large number of sympathizing friends.

"Mark the righteous anon, and behold the upright, for Qie end of that man is peace."

-—-<o¢--— HALF CENTURY AGlO IN CAN- ADA THERE WAS ALSO AN OPEN WINTER Ali open winter such as Ontario. has been enjoying, and which-has been a marvel to many, was, ac- cording to newspaper reports, also experienced by Canadians fifty‘ years ago. ' Looking back ‘over files of The Globe in 1877-78, one finds records bl plowing proceed- ing until after Christmas in Vlc~ trizia Settlement, lvlanltoba. Whe”. wheat seed was sown. Plowing on many farms ln the neighbor- hood oi Hillsilale, OnL. was re- corded an late as Jan. 3. 1373- The scarcity of snow, claimed The Glfillt) oi‘ half a (aclttury i180. delay-

. passenger trip of’ the Car Ferry dur- _ _,_ y '. MAYORAL-TY 0R ANIZATIOI‘ _ . W _-,, , _ Report of the Charlottetown by Mr. Raymond and passed by a Spuds m5 the “mo? months‘ __worke,.s and supgorters of m. :"1‘rt‘“v:§e11‘i,a€ glgireslBranch of the Bible Society read by standing vote of the congregation. E. Robins . . . . . . . . ..157 184 154 i ' . “'7 . ~ . ' , . ' . .B. ' ' ' .. 1111151 "Wlled m. meet in Dr. Lock- —Si’-PENi>_F-l> PENTENCE", “A Yeo aremn-dly ‘equated t‘? 111902100, 1 pasfleuflzpd was quotcd 1i‘- 35Tmlieglirt 01R (firlntlsfiating Committee The financial rem“ l5 as follows‘ ECWIPrZhxEMahOn hartipffice on Saturday night. Jan. Young man-charged WltILCEUSIIIg alioinorganination purposes tonight atlpy, “m5 m 35 ccms p4,- ]l)_ The 13%| . | G. Murphy . . . . . . . .. 200 H9 7th i, 7o'clock lci- the purpose of dwiuibogw ".1 “P” Chmese regtaulj‘ gkglaziknxigicgtfggg) BQulilacéirrlig grwerlcciphs vrere 6'1 packages. f. _,,l tgANNUAL FINANCIAL aarowr or THE CIIARLOTTETOWN BRANCH H‘ Gregory jfjflufj 182 190 ‘fare ignlriztrstiéaicing club. Egg iérasougllrirgsgdcs X121; ‘Neg! c s - . . algllllelcihfiltfsgturxrzarrliigt1121f;vr , OF T111. I‘. E. ISLASIgTB£BIILgJESI%(IJBI€TKRI;OR YEAR ENDING Tom1_2695 - .0 ,7 '_ LARE ~ _ c . if‘ it!’ t (jlfigrnltglwniiiattgtgfidTgtfesrtlanv1012213! —Y0Stfl‘(lil?bl‘ElE3'-1IE'E:tDtAllY’ bemg- dun MICK D7113!“ ‘ Mammal A’ 214 16g 7A" FD“ ACT-- A youngtingg“ H“ Coympanlon at 3w tinwl Police Court seven (lrnnks nu lniiThe lecelpts we]? 4] m; "IE-.;.,'__.-' RECEIPTS P- H8 244 ivoman a d her child who had been,» 3 - _ hand Re _ -‘ ‘ h“ - . OTTAWA. 0n. .au. l...» ,. _ J_ 19o 167 neglected by her husband was out- “m5 lmfme m? Judge yesterdfly. an] vfflllLuta‘ Dmb‘ U0“ 94"” There is no further change l_i\ Call-Balance mn-icd fol-Ward _ _ _ _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ , _ _ __ 5 15A,; E_ 130 145 ggggdaggh sepia Moi-e;1ge,=;,d $3135 *:,*,;§,,“,:;;;;*‘i* ...‘...r‘..". “T.i“l'.....‘l"-i‘ .-.?.‘.'.°"...:12:'t’ .“"“‘“ "llfkibéfiiftl-“ill “gf3f3'.i‘l2l¢°*m""" more - 1"" i ~ "l" "i .,, sen _ o a com ora c -' - .. _ .' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ '. y 111159 i? 5 1* " . l Collected by Ladies .. ...$ 475.80 Tqla1_z4e7 home _to rest and recuperate yes- _"“"“"°°>fi",-Tm' . EM ‘m? m‘ m“ woman‘ “'1'” 0i the "Vida , 0.110 tel b Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 325.45 tmrflpy through thd kind hearmdness The him: u! I'|llll—-.\l|Iilll'l'lN Lliiluirni, ilncll 11915.00 Oi‘ llilrty days; 11w‘ Toronm_yl.lmel,c is lime qhzmge in, - E.) .9 ( Y n . 80125 Tonight at 8 dclock sharp the 0t twozlfldics or sunlmpfstde‘ The.“ PERSONALS $gfiplgdoooarslillitrlyv 5:5 1mg 1mm “lmket “m'°"‘5l“"1-fi‘any". ColleclodSt. Paul's Sunday School 31.60 Anchors roll the invincibles and an- “! many cases of mans humlmlty 3rourili $20 0U - ‘ " y ~_ ) ’ ‘t lthmg ‘Pm ‘F 9' "w" sleddi/ 30011115?“ Collected St. James‘ Sunday School .. 3.00 other good game is expected. to man. but the care of woman for M _ _ J Lem) H l ‘div, the aha", loLntfiuy ‘lays’ T111130’ iDITBVEllIlFQ. Dealers are quoting; ,. Cfluomed “mm, Sunday School 2432 imm- mow ‘Enfonunute 515mg :54] bell 01.512111111213321\38:'C}“il lo anneal-lipid (lllillfld i??? lmunwy shlpper$ on ‘w? ‘a0 cfrlts Collected Baptist Slllidfly 50h°°1 e- T59 Dill“ ‘W399 the PiPe give“ away Fm” ‘Ewm ‘edeemmg Imwms m‘ -' U‘ -,p t m, liicuu (‘f s-iofuq B“, .. ", m‘ first“ ‘*5 “i” “mm” 3° “w” den Collected Christian Baptist . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 3.00 this week to the bowler making the humamly‘ m w c‘ y Mfrs l‘ lllfifilllil‘ tut“ in in '1» as 167' H‘ Th“ lmmmd F““°“ "°"““.‘"‘L ’sl°"“°v° @5951 Collected Peoples Sunday School 192s . . . . , . . . . . . . .. 3.10 highest single score- ' —__ l‘ " M‘ R‘ H i rc" vcrim- ifilillsllli} grloviiuselhalflf 0 éssaun-‘lare 501mm to retailers M mums A4‘ ‘ _ 7232 SECOND ROUND 0F l“ 0F C’ 5ihwAppldlcATlqgilyREFPEEDS\AL after h sfciccsszeil Opéliltiitlllkolll the l'l‘lll‘lll(|€(l llllllll’ 111,1,‘ lfillhalfillwar ‘cents’ firs“ 42 cents‘ (“Euctnds ‘satlntcrest Bank of Nova Scotia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.76 Bowl/ENG TOURNAMENT ‘ e reguar vmec g o io um- _ , ‘_'_ ' ' .. l ( zi- cents ,. _ J n_ ulnersme 130a“ of. 5.311001 Tl-ustm... Prince Edward Island Hospital. rlouul out 0_i $500.00 bnll- , _ M°nLrea1_-rhe egg market Lew ia Total ‘ ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . ‘ _ ' ‘ ' ~ ‘ 4 _ . _ _ ' . I ~ ' ‘ ' . _ . . H s 908.20 ispuds v5_ Crescents tad...” Twiggy “dam fill-loll lei Justice A E Arsenaiilt Char 3 PERSONALS “"11 ‘md ‘Vmk “uh Wm“ acwmula" >>>>> . I ——-— “Amhm vs‘ Invmcibles -. an ll Disisl miinn a u oar i W i ~ i ,‘ ' ‘ _' ,tlon f stocks and there has bcenla; _ . 9._Ramb1er5 v5_ Vlcmrias {Dresertiité ther apsptlicgtioln oglthe lcortl- “ism” m summe"! ‘h. “mum ‘I “Ivmnrml g I jll to (A cents decline on the murkretr‘ 331mm‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " s M‘? 10_canu¢k5 v5, stars Brega n o . nus iurci o 5- - km _ _‘ " ' ' “' for both fresh and storage. '1' e n, E ll-Splids vs. Anchors lhave St. Marys Aciuiemyiakcn uud- i _ ‘ V ‘- _“*‘-'l -1 l"l~‘i="‘i_iKPl' by i110 Ell-it” 1; t turkles is xvesk with‘ EXPEND UR 12-Crescents vs. Invincibles ‘er the general supcrvisiori and res-_. —M*‘- M~ P- Titus “d M“ Em?“ m" UM" l" 11"‘ ‘"111’ Yviiiflluiily. 1§‘,l§,‘§e°s,,§’,'f._ ,.“ , _ . ‘ l6- Canucks vs. Crescents Donslbllity of theSchool Board WRZHMQNUEE: Charlottetown were VlSlt-g u I V) --_ . ‘l st. Johngrhc ‘markgt 1nd,...“ dun Paid on sundries ..‘._......_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $ 908.33 17_vicwrhw vs_ stars. Zthoroughhr discuss.“ and age,- vm-ygirs tu Sumniersidc yesterday. N.‘ . 1).\(.llll‘A, Rlclluuzilll {lllll Mr. and continuing m ‘Volsk “m,” as “hqpilld Dr. Johnson, ‘licasuicr B. LR: F. S . -_ lpspuds vs_ mvinc-‘bles careful consideration not grautcdl _ H _ l,‘ 1M)“ .‘\]"("n“m'l" w‘ N n)" lccipts increase with favor. 1c» Balance Forward . . . . . . . . . - - - ~ - - - - < - - - ~ - - - - - - ' " ' ' " If“, iii-Anchors‘ vs. Ramblers ' by the Bom-(L "rho pefltiiowwns A- All". Jaiiiios l.- bziiiiiili-is. llni- Sculls liivl-i, wort- llJiégLvnguy-g- m-lwcathula _ ' :- if 234m“ v5, cmscéngs ' IIiISGObOII behalfHni‘ in‘; "aongregg- :;t'{i““"'\',‘1x“"ltillftilfi"lggzamll ‘llnfllj l” l" i" '(:l‘illl'l-Z¢.‘l(l\\‘ll <..>--- "I 'l‘oi:il . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . .. 5 908-40 Z-i-Canucks vs. Spuds ton yMessrs. on. A,‘ .. rs n t vi‘ i 1 a 'i_ t : i. u .‘= \__ I l . i l“ V .\'~‘=~‘l*l'i=l.\'- . ' ., . _ _ , .. -. i. . 25-Victorias vs. Anchors Leonard M_ MacNeiu_ J_ A‘ Arsen_it.ll(\ |l~lil.\'lllll)ll m iye-ll l!1ll‘ll(‘.1| lmli- ‘ _____ 55M; _ ANNUAL EXAMINATION, Thai list ofiicgrlsbfriia cllllziirigggcigrglsleljruiprage zkmvmcibles .ault, John J.~M0rl'i-*i. JOSPPY! J- d“ev‘\" l Jm- "mm!" "llillllivll. ilrncli- 0F MAYFIPJLD SCHOOL ~l wa” Henna b“ P3355 t- ‘ ftci‘ havE-‘Gods written word without note 3O”S“"S v5‘ An°h°r5 {iuudct and JOS_ s: Ferny -»_---~--»¢+>~-—- Judd. has l'Ullll‘llPll homo nth-r ~——-- ‘Yule “f t e mmgmga mn‘ a_ i . , ' u‘! I 1- h ill-Ramblers vs. Spuds . y.~'.])l‘lllllllI-{ (lhrisliiuts ll0ll(l1l_\'S visll- The examination of Mnyflclli m?- bee“, duly ‘nuvqd and A‘°°°"3°F‘_~ ctoltizmlnent’ w a“ e mop e o l e l .._-()N BUYING rpgng ._M,-_ _;_ p) mug Pivlils in |)l)l|1.‘.'lil‘¥lti\\‘ll, (‘linl- ischcol, ivas held on Thursday Fcucmng immodmtely on HTNSOTH‘ m“ ycar_ that word was Feb,

Crockett, muiiagcl“ 01' it. T. Iiolinnii

Ltd., Charlottetown and Mr. M» Ferno Groves. manager of the furniture dcpzirtmiwiit of R. T. Holman Ltd, Snmmersidc. lcfl.

Tuesday morning for 'I‘oronto and other Ontario points on n buying trip for their firm. Mr. William (‘LI Ellis, manager of the crockery dc-- nartmcnt of R. T. Holiunil Ltd, Summerside, left yesterday for Sm John on a buying trip. ‘.,Mr. Doiialrll

- Baker of the produce department of; R. T. Holman Ltd ns-in Bass River, 0.1m) l.

N. S., ona business trip for his firm. -

l wish In izrutuiillll’ "XIJW-‘Sii ill)’ slm-ixi-i: lll)]ll'f‘l‘l'.llltlll to nll llllHl‘ frlullllu hnlh iii-re mill zibrcud i-iv‘ nu- kindness and sympathy shown lln- lnlo Mr. Spence (luring her

1on1: and lulnl illness. ll. (7- Spence.‘

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LEAGUE RESULTS

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Yuri-instill, l\'. l4. Tho liliur 0|‘ I'i|l|i—.\1l||urd'.- Llnlnu-nl.

afternoon, Willi an attendance of 32 |parcnts and ralc payers. The pup- ills were examined in their various lsubjccts- by their teacher, Miss Ger- ltrildc C. Acklnnd assisted by Airs!‘ {Willard Nicholson (former teacher, lni the school), Mrs. Louis Toombsl

Princess Mary . Gmng T° Egypt'lzzensz.;;i:?i..¥?i::.:>.;iif‘l§;..sfi

LQNDQN, JmL 4__The Evening ‘ton was appointed chairman for the. tgndafd Says that Princess Mary following programme.

S . Johnston: ,

a very instructive and interesting‘

address was delivered by Rev. ii. D. Raynlznlcl. the speaker took as his text Thoss 2. verse 1 “Finally. breth- ren pray for us that the ivord of God may and the following is a synopsis. “I wish to present my complime ts to the Charlottetown branch o the Bible Society, on its report. The offerings this year ivcrc the largest ever given this branch of the society

run and be glorified.“

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l and ‘Viscount Lascéllcs are planning a private trip to Egyptln the spring. ;The trip will last about a month.

At Monlrezll- Canadians 3, Chi-

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