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\iu.\"l‘liEAli 11cc Pe-lleuvy demand lwlii‘ fni-i-eii butter prices s cent a- |iuilliil higher on the. Mont-run] dairy .'in.i |»l"\r(liil'B inni-krt. Traders atiri- llil'i‘il ihe rush of ilemand to the bull- i-ii siiitistmiil situation. No 1 regrad~ Pil piiarourized became generally 23% iii Iii", cents a pound for carlots or These prices were ths highest

Receipts to- flgy totalled C27 boxes.

Yn rhnnges were lvicorded on Qbs r21 market, graded shipments in car- lill" HI‘ less of French Ontarlns sell- ing at fifl cents a dnsen for A-lsrgs 32 FPHIF fnr A-niedlum and 30 cents for Apiill-ts with some asking s cent hifllvl’ A total ci‘ use cases was of- fi-ivii during the day.

'l'|ie rhei-ste inarlrct held Itesdy at in reliiil a pound fnl‘ ilntarios. Arriv- al. aumiiniezi to ‘I7 boxes.

(in tho potato market Quebec-s eon- tiiiiwi at 75 sents per 80 pound baa’. “n. \‘~w Brunswick g-rreu mountains in similar quantities at 80 rents and l'l"ll\f‘l‘ Edward island g-veen moan- t...“ in poiird bags at 90 cents.

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m (Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Dec l2~0tferings on the two Hnntrral livestock markets to iiay totalled 718 Receipts were erm- Dosed of K17 cattle 180 valves, 171i Wits and 8i! aherp and lambs, includ- inr about 210 c-ittls h°ld over ‘ There were no early sales o! i-attlml Calves were steady (‘ornrnnn light‘, coals brought around S, with fair to medium good veals from $1 110 to 81% and good veals sellinr un to $7. Drinkors were sold for $3 to $4,511

lflllffllflit to quality. Om- lot of evrvs and wethers was sr-ld for $7 Sheep were steady at 8L-

Hngs made a gain of 10 cents.» Barons and butchers were 5'1 m. 5n]. M-ts brought I1 per hog protnlnny Heavies wore IS 85, ertrn heavier H.745 and lights $5 Ki to 86 36 Saws were, anid for ‘S4 H0 tn 85 2L according to weight and quality.

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The meeting oi! the First. Char- lottetown Company was held on Monday evening with an atten- dance of 28 Guides.

The meeting was opened by the Ilnz-sedie Formation and inspec- tlOn for ties tied with a reef knot.

The Company was then divided into thrre classes;

class showing excellent progress in their work

A “wheel game" was greatly en- loyed and won by the Canary Pat- rol. Ari “obsacle relay" won by the Canary Pat oi made lots of fun. Marks were given the first three.

The camp fire program was in new song was written out and sung. urday morning about made

Auld Lam: Sync and Taps cl0s-' cd the meeting A court of honour, was held after the meeting

$14 was .

2ND CHARLOTTETOWN CO. St. Paui’: Thefe Guides are busy cutting out and h=mming eighteen brown

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ties which will be given to the new Brownie Pack. There is a prcrniae of a large attendance oi’ little girls at the first meeting this afternoon.

Five more Guides have passed bed»mak ng, n"me'y Delys Owen, Helen Lawson, Anna Hughes, Tlsey Darrach and Marion Andrew.

The ioui- new Guides, who bought their tunfrs some time ago. received their hats and belts at the meefirig last Ffidiy Every Guide in this Ccmnany now has a. com- plete uniform.

At campfi-e a P911117 new song “The Anmai For" was taught by a member of the White Heather Patrol

Nrxt Friday several Guides will not b0 able to attend the meeting so some changes in the program have been made The Scarlet Tanager Patril will take charge of a game.

UIGG SCHOOL

Honour roll for November:

Grade X~ i. Ulili-‘C MacLcod; i. Sadie MacDonald. 3, Marion Mac- lieod.

Grade VIlL-l, Dorothy MacLeod; 2, lrma Gillls; 3. Sinclair iiiiiclood-

Grade Vl-l. Munro Manhood; 2, Stanwood MacLeod; 3, James Mac- Leod.

Grade V—-l, Ruth MacLeod: i. Evelyn Dawson: 3. Esther Maclieou.

Grade iV——l, Edward Macleod;

‘ison; 2, John Manhood.

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c” Grade n (ii-i, VlClOf (illlil; a. " l-larry Marlnod.

' iii...) Lnod: 2, Alexander Dawson; 3, Ray-

w, ' IDonald, Marlon Msclicod, Christi‘

com-‘uthy llacisrod. Stanwood Mac-land, (gems wrre Evelyn Dawson. Isthai- Macias‘ smnr Edward atacleod, Audrey Isabel, W. wi- noes Dawson, Shirley slashed, Xfifllwn vehicivs in it I M Pm‘ ~’~ m‘ gdvcnt, 0P FOPQHCE HCPTICIDOD—

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z. Loren Martin; 3, Harold Mac- Leod. Grade I11 (a)-l. Frances Daw- crime 111 ib)—1. James Rebel-M

Grade 11.1 (c)—l. Shirley Mac- .Leod

i Grads ll ini-i, Emily Mlrblfli 2, Florence hiacKiuiioii. crane 1 law-l, ilvgii Robbins. Grade I (bl-l, Norman Mac-

;mond Maclxod. l Perfect sizcnannee—Dorotiiy Mas-

Mscbsod, Evelyn MacPherson, DU’-

tor Gulls. James Robbins. j

Arthur NI!!!)IQ-

Tenderfoot. i Second Class and First Class. sscn - W. W. Hutch

charge of the Robin Patrol, and a Mrs. Philip Chandler

at the Rummage sine held Sat- 9min Gertrude Gales-j:

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Elie-relic Per Mn. E. S. Burieigh

Eilerslie Women's institute . 82.00- Mrs L B. McGovern . . . . .. 2.00‘ . sml W 1.00. - ijggl (Continued min page; a’) 100i he scofied. "One would think you 1'00» of Paris! Have you been reading ' foolAwomana magazine on sisoo Avomfi, Young Girl sauiiia

Iaraaclilfe Par Iveiyn L. Nelson

She flushed at his sarcasm. l "Let me think it over." she beg- ged. “I'll phone you in the morning:

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Baratowe, senior. erect-ed Jeanne cordially.

“Where's Vic?" he enquired wit-h- out thinking.

Canby amirkcd as he shod: hatifi ulih the millionaire.

“I am the fortunate ml-n Y0- night." he said smiling, "But We 58' young Vic making good use o1 hi: evening down at Miss Dares howl-

“lndcedW Mrs. Barstowca eyss were interested.

"Vic and Miss Dayton are dining there," put in Jeanne evenly.

“Oi-ii" the monoeyllflblfl rounded with satisfaction.

“Apropog of angel and imp-J‘ bo- gan Canby waving his hand toward the doorway.

The other three turned and saw that Barstowe and Vera Daywn M" just come in.

“How nice!" murmured Vic's mother. “r haven't seen Vernier several days and I am so 10nd of the dear girl. She is may 11K‘? "i daughter to me.” she explained to Jeanne sweetly, knowing full well that she was cuiting like a 1111116. "the daughter l alway5 Wanted.

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5.001 i 1w um in‘ ?°3§.§i$".?i%i§“.'.f“.f.3‘é.§‘°§i ‘"352 Emil“: Elgiwh - 199. moment" . . . . Punk u c - ' - - - - - - - V - -~ 50 She mentioned a sum . sid-iw Melvml M‘ Canby shook his head reisiiiagéliy. ———, tcmpiuously. 3 8-00, “Nothing doing with that pic- iayune now! The only thing I have Nut-h Milton Per M. Winnie Coles‘ in mind that would be sale right ‘now, would cost you three times 1.00 that amount . . . So you see, you'll Mra_ Amos Rodd 1.00 iicie to let me make you-tempor- 100‘ Jeanne was ma ed. But. still Mn. Robert Hooper .. . 1.00 arily.” y The Misses Coles 1.001 she held out. Harrison might have :1: Etta Coles 1.00: been algle to raise more money on enry A Coies . .75 ier hol ings. She would wait for an Mrs Brenton Coles _ J5 answer to her telegram, rm Ira Rodd . .65‘ Canby insisted on taking her up- A. R. McLeod . 50 town to a dance to which he was Mrs. A, B_ c019,; _ 50 invited utter they had finished din- Mfg, nub"; C01“, _ 5o ner. She didn't want to go. but she M", m“), Mm-eslde _ 3,0 felt it impossible to refu. c. Mrs. Ernest Coles _ ,5o m; mm, Co,“ __ m‘ EMBABBASSING MEETINGS libs. Henry Neill _ _25 M,‘ gmummd can" _ _ . 5 The instant she had arrived she M,‘ Edmund Rodd H J5 wished even more earnestly that M1“ Rem smim- 25 she had obeyed her sixth sense A Imam 25 which had urged her to stay away.