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JANUARY 3, 1928
_THE cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN - PAGE
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General Statement ‘ I30th\November»
I I 1927
- i.iABiLiTll-ES '
ClnIlaI8tockPlId up........'
RaserveFund__._......._......
Balanceaf Profits carried
_ .» i » _
DitldendoUnc|aImed.._......_........_.._
Ulvitilgatild N_n. Ibl (lt 11% perattnum), payabluIIIs'tIII)Iel:Ien'\l>IeIr', nom" nf'iI9é.Ii~iy's'\i|`=`iié 'oéééinh`»Ir_ `i'9':i`1`.`.I§§ 12111111111 II
lit-posltsnnt bearlnglnterest . . . __ ._ I U eposils hearing Interest. Including Interest seemed to
date oi Statement
t I) I . . . . . . . .......... ..........;.....
I°'oteso1tl’ieB .Bah :I Iatl S
an rcu nn.._....
Balances due to nt er Banks In Canada
Balaniiel simile tol Bunks and Banking Correspondents else
ll A . _ `
vr ere( an `anada
Bills Pa bio' . . . . . . . . . ._ _
Lisbiiiri; not included in' 'rh`¢'iéi駣»i»`iL\`.'.`.'_'I I I I III 'I 'fill
letters of Credit Outslandlngi, _ , _ _ , ., ,__,, _ , , _ _ __ ,_,,,,__
_ - ASSETS
(Fold and Suhsldlary (loin on hand.. ._ _ _ _ _ _ $26,138,568.” Gold deposited In Central Gold Reservesll.. ‘ I li, ,000.00
Dominion Notes on hand . _ _ . . _ . _ . . . . . . . .._ S4i,lB7,574_00 S
1,ooo,'oim.oo
Dominion Notes deposited In Central Gold
Reserves. .~ . _ _ . . . . . . _ . . , . . _ . . . . . _ _ _ _ ._ _
United States ani! other Foreign Currencies,
hotes 01 other Canadian Banks. _ .. _ _ _ _ ._ Sheques on other Ilanks: . . _ _ _... ._ ._
lncesd both B kIn(‘ tl
aa ue y er ans .ana Balances due hy llanlts and flanking Correspondents else-
where than In (lanadu
Dominion and Pro\'IneIaII II}IoyernrnIer\I1I ISeeuI|'ltieIJ._ Itriot
'exceeding market value). .. _ _ _ _ . . _ _ .`, _ . _
Canadlnnaiunlclpnl Securities and British. Foreign and
(lolon I Fubllr Securities other than Canadian, (not exceqilrirmarketvaluei._....._,....._....___.._..._.
Railway an other llunds, Debentures and Stocks, (not
exceeding marketvaI\lc)._..._.....
(Tull and Short (nnt exceeding thirty daysl Loans in Canada
on Bonds, Uebentures and Stocks and other Securities ol u aulliclcnt marketable value to covsr. _ .- . . . . . . . . .,. 53.338,7B1.M
(fall and Short (not excet-dlriii thirty days) Loans elsewhere _
thanIn(`.anadaonDnsDb t dS k d
$.10. 000.000.0l
~~ ' ¥30.000,000.00_
l.809,8J|,81 -O9-¢+9-me-O-fo-g+*¢-9-Q-9-0-QQ-gore ` | --~----», _ _ as ui tw _ ~- -
-“,,;2§g_§{- crrv nbrzcfrlous ' E/lSlE1\‘iV SEC URITIES COMPANY _ gg
r-hmm s,,__I ,,,,,,Ce ti, _ _ 1 __ L11i11TED _ his _
_wg 3_q_3u_0;4_¢,|, 'dates for the honolrr osfeuggesggllgig . Ibec. tonight.
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The Public Forum _
This column is open for the I ’
i dlsousllon hy correspondents
ef quntlona or interim. 'rhs Charlottetown Guardian 4°" not necessarily entiores tho
°ll'\l°|\l Uf correspondents.
A GLAD NEW YEAR
May it girl- you all good things you wish and may
it give us Lllc u/>/iurlimiiy of confirming those pleasant rrlatioiis ziutli you wliirh have meant .ra muc`h io us -in fha past.
-~---itheh renew citizens in the clt C`/mrlollvloiwi P E I
42.sso.zoo94 te
Mau, 55 end of the past term of two years -
z____m__‘_ N It seems to me that they have done ' _ ______ WA brilliant reception, which took
250.5%.81 - Cdlwlderably improved; _ and thel Hu |Mr. A. S. Wnolner, 0
_ . . 7§2:,"§§:§§Z§§§ _:=_iif_l;_i»___l_il1_s__i!_;§iS Ihia.‘i_l:i_eeil; ctarried on; nter glver i D Tealgger, Hunter River School. 193
1 rc on. u we musi ' ' ' _ ear end:-On this, the ilrst which took pai; me G0vem¢,r-¢,en-
- isee what the cost has been. _ nd Vlclmllyotviwioh on which we meet as eral and vlscountess willingunn,
_ - As for the Province, so for the; M ' _Teacher und Pupils for our Christ- Hon. Narcisse Perodeau. Mrs. Frank
3,_i_”_m_“' City, the object ot those in office-- MESSrS- Stewart Woolner and mas holiday closing, we wish, in McKenna, his daughigi-~ Hon, L_ A,
Should he quiet and steady im-_sterling Brown were among the conveying to you the Seasons Tn _ provement at a cost that will, with- Students returning last week from Greetings and Best Wishes, to tell be
;2.;B1.i74.oe lout additional taxation, be withln‘Dalh°uSl@ t0 Spent the holidays at you also how much we appreciate Mrs. L. A. David, Hon. and Mrs.
as I5. the limits of our financial abiiity their homes in North Rustlco and y0Llr kindly interest ln our behalf Lucien Cannon, Mr. Justice and Mrs
Quebec State Ball A
The event ,took the form of a. state
-W-H4-"M-ht' l' U f ' ' ' h ll with Their Excen ci vir-
m_w3_g7i_¢5_- i_Council are already in the field. We a ' eu es
_ _ ii ii ii - . - » “ _ - _ count and Vlscountess Willingdon as
, . . . . . , . . . . 514,562.m_|s _ §e_l:or__8th:;oltt___;vi_i_iiB_,i:_i_te_i'_i_a;i, lllonlrcdl _Saint John, N. B. _lIaIifa.i, N.S. the guesis of uouuu to iuuuch me
~r .| __| _ 72;_53¢_o,°_“ 10,5 now in _mice will make at me social debut of charming Miss Yvet-
_,___
McKenna.
ell over one hour of fairly fast
5,ozs,o5a.|5 Pretty Well. The streets have beeni _ noon’s proceedings to a close. waikiug past me duis formed the
ening of the ball. This was follow- by a delightful quadrille. in
_ , ol | _ . _
'$i'lo,|5s,zs7,4s 'That ls to say provision should be,N9W GIRSBOW, respectively. 'during the time you have spent. with Tesslcr, Mr. Justice and Mrs. _Ar-
3, 237,424.60 _ 38,350',97B.00 -
1,489.90
3I,904,40l.ll I I
7Cl,307,380.36
31,296,226.”
15,890,650.” ‘
o , e en urea an toe lan
other Securities of a sulilclent marketable value to cover. _ ._ ._ . . . . . . . _ . . . . .._ . . . . . . ... ,_ _ . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 97-95346-7*
/Current Loans and Discounts In Canada fleas' rebate of
---_- uss.4sa,tuz.no
Interest) alter making full provision for all had and doubtful d bra 2 5
e . . . _ . . . . .._~. . . . _ . . . . . . . .._
Current boans and Illscounts elsewhere than In Canada
S I ,$36,860.80 .
fleas rebate of Interest) after making full provision for
all bad and doubtful debts . _ _ . . . . . . _ _ . _ . . .._ _. ,_ ._ .. _ 153,lll,835.01
Non-Current Loans, estimated loss provided fur. _ _ _ ._ ._ __ _ - 2,Z4l,802.58 I9
----_M ssi, o.49a.4.i
Bank Premises nt not more than rnst,1ess amounts written oft. _ _ . _ _ _ _ .. . i3,b70,3l5.~it| Real Entateother than Bank Premises.. ._ l,9l7,ll3.95 Mortuaues on Reel Estate sold hy the Bank. ._ _ _ _...__ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. . i.462.ll9-72 Llabl it ell of Customers under Letters of _Crsdlz as per contra. _ _ _ _ . _ _ ._ . 30.997.5ll|-33 Shares of and Loans to Controlled Companies. _ _ . . , _ ._ . _ _ _ .. _ _ _ _ __ __ . 2,l7l,636.59 Degottlt with the Minister for the purposes of the Circulation Fund.. . _ _ .. l,300,000.00 Ot et' Assets nor Included ln the foregoing . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .._ _'_ _ _ . . _ _ _ 520,795.17
II. S. IIOLT,
sT§‘u.st.s.99i4s .M
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President General Manager _ AUi ilTI)RS_' CERTIFICATE
To 'rlla Sumaltoboalis. Tiia l'l.ovAl. BANK ov CANADA:
We have examined the shove statement oi Llabllltles and Assets at 30th November,l927, with
the books and accounts ol The Royal Bank of Canada at Head Oiilce and with the eertilled returns irnm the branches. We have verified the cash and securities at Head Office at the close oi the Bsnk'i=
fiscal year, and during the year wa eounwd the cash and cxsialned tha securities at several oi the lm-
portant branches.
We have obtained all the information and explanations that we have required, and in our opinion
the transactions ol the Bank, _which have como under ournotiee, have been_wlthln the powers ol the Bsnlt. The above statement is in our opinlo_n Eroperlyuirswn up so as to dlscloss the true condition ol the Bank as at 30th November, 1927, and it as shown IB;-the books of the,Banlt.
A. B. BRO IE, C_A..
I Jas. G. Ross, C_A. I A‘“ll¢°r=-
Montreal, Canada, 2'lih1Dccember, 1927. of P. S. Ross & Saas.
PROFIT AND .LOSS _ACCOUNT
Baltinre oi Profit and Lnss Account, 30th Noveln-aber, 1926. . 3l,409,67|.58\ Prolltitfor the year. :liter deducting charges of management » accrutd Interest on deposits. full provision for all bad
and doubtful debts and rebate of Interest 'on un- 37 M5 6,
mllured hills.
AI’I’RDPRIA'I`I-ID AS FOLLOWS:
oi Price, Waterhouse `(‘o. }
5, 0,
$r».779,il_z_li_ 2_7
l\lvldends»`Nos. l5N, 159, |60 and lol ut 1251, pcr annum. _ . . $3,386,0I0.(0 ' Bonus of 1".; tn Shareholders, _ _ . _ . ._ _........ 598,978.00 Iransfcrrqd to Offu ers' Pension Fund.. ._ _ _ ..._ . _ . _ _'_ is ... 100,000.00 » pproprlatlbn for Bank Premises.. ..._..._...._.._ _ 400,000.00 Reserve for Dominion Government Taxes, Including Tar on
Bank i~oleClrculatlnn_ _ _ _ ._ ._ 485,000.00
Balance of Prullt and Loss carried forward . _ _ . . _- _ . .. . . ._ .
_ Montreal, 27th December, |931.
1,809,831.”
ss,11o,szo.z_1
But there‘s a limit. It is to be hoped
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made for the retirement of thei Ius. Not only ln the school-room, but thur Cannon, Senator and Mrs Cas- gity _braids _us they Siecome due, andit Miss Rllbi; McDougall. Charlotte-'on the play-ground and street, your grain-
e n res on e City‘s debt- 0Wh_ was ere on Tu d th htf l , te nd h or
should be kept “within bounds." Save lSW0 Very 19191181118 rllsln?l¥ers?i:g,1\a?II;gworlI lxlsgsregggut ihdaesteeginof 359905 Of 3 mal‘V€ll0uS P8869-hir
Of course. we can't expect tc huvcthe program of the United sunduysll. As a slight when cf our upprec- kaleidoscorlc vista of magnificent
liiuird iiiid pei-miilneni; stréeig imd.§;:_hool__ Concert held that eveningfiation. we ask you to accept this 005¢um9S-
s ewa s and a the f 'liti f_ ere urnedtoth C't b ' _ ‘ 'l I th d` ‘city life, without expenseacafnd e§el?t,‘express Tuesday nightly y the IMC glfgvgllybiilirgilwltlclrlta ioizus Chile Of time- Sat up and YOUR 00h'
' Christmas and a Bright uud Happy siderable notice. It was as if _the
that the late Council have not ex-I Mr. Daniel Dunning, Summcrsidc,'New Year. _ -_liliuusls °f "5 °ld and mo” gI°I`I‘°“I'
d th ll l h _ ~ - I ily » 226,331 ,-?n“?.$ 23i§‘..‘§§»§iy”“S.§§§flil?-fi.d”’§.?.§‘.’I,'$“?.l. l‘,5.`””F “§°°"1 S‘“5°'°‘yr'»...i. Sealers °f Champlain- me mical and at the same time pro- Masters Daniel and Elmerg VEIfrhi€lml¢II 0uIHunIterIR.ivcr School uuu Il`u‘lu°i5 Culefs' me great' 9°velI' gi-e5si've_ . lwi-in wiii spend the holidays wigh __ _*_ ___4,>________ `Inoi's andlntendants _of F‘l°anc_:e, the We have now Ia beautitful little_their grandparents. I ' mclalcs' the S°ldIe“’ of M°‘nCa]m'
city. Citizens and Councillors alike' M au
should strive t.o make it more beau- Mr. Hector Buchanan, Brookfield _ *__ .P
tiful and more attractive as o. placeleft recently to visit his ht :-
of residence for men and women Mrs. Kimball and her hus’Il>aa.Iligd ill IVAN HULTER DUI/AR IFS who are in good clrcuinstn.iic~s and Bosto M ‘ _ 1 - _ _ _ . . »`
Thus the ball took largely the
Old Quebec, careless of thc pas-
s had' come hack with the early
d of Wolf-e. From the illuminated windows of arliamcnt House could be seen the ntours of the bastions and the wars of Chateau Frontenac, loom-
.” n’ “us » Oil Duc. 1-5. H1010 D-1==SCll =1W»\YIing over the ice-bound St. Lawren-
liuve money io spend. M iii thc- homo of his pitrcnis in Chur- c¢_ The Streets gif Quehef; were
I am, Sir, etc.,
A CITIZEN
, Sp
THE GOVERNMEN_’l"S I
- MAMDATES
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Sir,-At the beginning of 1928 we|A_r
Brilliant . Affair
QUEBEC, December. 27-History
repeated- itself in historical Quebec tonight, and the centuries of splen- dor, the hundreds of years between 1535 and 1860 came back to the eye,
well as to the imagination, at the rgeous ball given at Parliament use by His Honor Narcisse Pero- au, Lieutenant-Governor of Que-
schereau, Prime Minister of Que-I c and Mrs. Taschereau; Hon. andj
New
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I1/Iliillllbli
i hope
ll
,mi
I perity and al1_ the - ` good things of l1fe--
_ and thatyour happi- ` ness may endure for
many, many' y€9~1`S~
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To You All A Happy
T is our sincere
will bring to you and
` ==< yours health, pros -
' MOORE
Mcl.-EOD
Year '
that 1928
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loitetowi Ivan Hunter Duval of line as b ma lc The wholeI- _ __ ~_ ~-
. _ \- ' '- to s d y g - - f
Miss Helena McMillan, P. W. C.. iSiCnrn\vul1, eltlesi son of Iylr. alliipgpulace was out. for it was mllduccllencics, accompanied by thelr,Lld-, Summer-side, spent Clirlstm;-ii
ehdlhs the holldays at her_home.l_\irs. liunicr Duvar. amd gi~an<l~>unu from without they could catch sides, had inspected the Psrliamenmviih her psi-ents, Mr. and Mrs
M sun oi' the lute Colonel John Hunt.-iglimpses of gold and silken gowns ofi building and had admired the dec- Charles Lord, North Tryon-
Reueut VlSll'°l'5 here lhclude lVllSSier Duvar, of llcunewood, l’.E_l- imarquisses and magnificent uni-Iorativc arrangements. @- elda Taylor. Granville: Miss Agncsl uc 'lcuvcs ic mourn, bcsillcs his I forms of thc First Empire. After the march past and presen-» :Mics l-:ruth i.orri, of n_'r_ Holman thur, Fredericton: Mrs .Wallace parnnls, n wife- (nec Addie llowaril tation. thc quadrille was dancedlLtd-, Summersidc, spenlxmcis with ,
are .femulduu that Shakespeare has Adams- Kehslhglohl MF- Bild M1`S..oi` Keiiailigion), and two young LENGTIIY RECEPTION- _ with the utmost grace. But not be-Irclativeg in Tryon.
llllam McDougall, Charlottetown. Icliildreli, Eric 'and Jean, two sis-i ' f0re H Charming. D0Wd8I`9d lady Of -_
` -m tors, Maud and Catherine, four- The reception, which began the Pompadoui-type had been carried
Miss Maude McGuigan, Charlotte- brothers Robert. and Arthur oi’ the promptly at 10 o'c1ock was not com- in 9, sedan chair past me hosts anduuiug iiiiie uaiigiueu Kaiiiieem Mui.
conditions here will continue to im- town, was a passenger to her homc City, Guy of Loc Angeles and Ei!-'plfrted until S0m€ time ilflel' ll- Oh the guests of honor. iC0u¢he_ gpeni Chrigimas with Mrg_
Hope River Friday afternoon to-\v;ii'<l in Luke Lenorc, Sauk- the dals of the Legislative C0uHCll The quadrille was followed by a_50ii1i,;i-'3 img-Cii;ri_ _]aS_ _ _.~,°,_-iid Mi--i_
end the Christmas holidays. _I The ilece-;iscd wus u man of stir- Chamber, under the Smal- Palm-lug flnc minuet. danced by ten youthfulichighoim Nami Tryon.
D1'0V€d iS thut Dl'0duCih8 the Ll¢`lu0l‘ ___ -ling character, likcil and rcspccli-.fl by Beau. St00d the host. Smiling Bud couples. and then there was general_ ____ _
IEvil_ At the beginning of this year. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. MacLeod,_l»y all who camo in contact wiiliiaffable. ii wonderful Roi Soleil, sur- d9_ming_ Supper was served ai. mid-I Suuuuy the 25 beiug ufurmy uiui _‘many of the people expect a. fuflfil-ipredei-i¢f,0n, spgni; christmas Dayiliim. lic-t only in iiie weuieru ua,-iircunded by aides-tie-campf\\;l_i_0 WEE night in ihc_Parliament Cafei whii-“_l;|'Monday roads were none ioc_ gooil. iment of the promises made by Pre- with D, M_ and Mm MacLeod and-of the provilic_c, which lic left some I d1'9S5¢d lh the C05 “mes 0 G P - had been suitably decorated or - Tryon had a mtiier quiet Chi~i5im_,,, _ mier Saunders andthe Alllilrure Of- family. I:-'oven years ago. but also in ihc_l0d- _ _ ’Dui`P°5e- yet by the smiling countenaiices ‘
stated: "Time is the nurse and W breeder of .all good.” .It is.to be hoped that in the passage of time
prove. l Int
One of thc conditions to be im- sp
ators in the course of last year.
The declared that ll the Liberals AS a ve '- " -Tho funiiru s<~.r'lt-,c . ~ I'n=l'>luu\0dlu1l~ Ol Charles I- Of England had been set aside for the gala
were? given office they would bring'<;',re,=,_i¢5Il»_ sgienait i;I,;;IISl. l’uiil‘.~l Clilurclif uiiilwfIiI?oiIIeIi(IieI~<i Iullu th” 5°ulul`e» but uuuuluul Wu' night. It was a sight such as hasl _g about the best possible results by been presented by the Unltcdilc ilic Peoples Ceiii<etcry_ Tho ser-|l5um" ‘lf that day' ‘mod the G°l'e" u°l' been Wllhesshd Slime muhy»| Mp Guidie D¢1,,ney_ i_iiik1eii_,,- .means of the Prohibiwry Lifluorchurch choir on sunday evchinc,I“l°@ WHS srhilllcwil by Rav- ILD- -“°"‘G"“°‘“l' Vu°°“"‘esS wl“‘“u` mahi’ Yea” u°‘°‘° me W" uuyulncud, spent chtisimas with his ni- ILBIW mt1d€ IHOFC W0I‘K9~hl0.¥ and 5° was on account of the storm, post-Ilu‘Yhl°uu» hull Re” uf' Alllmll. of uuuh as Queen Henrietta’ was ia Guests arrived _ mlm uu Dams °f\rentd~Pnrker and Mrs. Delaney, N. the Liberals were given office and mined untii next Sunday evcuinu_ Cornwall. istriklng figure. Besides these gu0S_§_Canada, but the society of Quebec,_T__yuu_
:wer Now its up to the pB0Dl0
E.H- and Mrs- Boulter and char-
lilclgliborllootl to which he moved | Bublues mm' Weurmg the great Thu uilllfc Piifllameht hulldlUSS Tuesday mm-ning 1 beligvg five;-y.~`
ne enjoyed themselves. I
--_-¢-¢4»_€__ lstood Mrs Frank McKen21. Bhd lVll>° Mcntreal Toronto and Ottawa were
D( . _ _ _J 1 1;, ' ,_ ' . to hold thcm to their promise. 'rhci anuary S I hav. wn.LlAM DEATHE ‘Yiwu M°Ke""“' “§_‘;lgeb“t“““’ f°‘ifhe mst ““"‘°’°"5li’ represented' I misc none smith North 'ri-yiiu'
fulfilment ui that promise is onei The christmas Tree and E__te___i _g - _whom the ball wig? _ -med _ _VO Special trains came from east and spent Christmas ai' hm, homo iu
- i thi N -, - _ ‘ A5 the 8\}€StS 0Wy h ‘ west throughout the day, and the ' . _
I;feati}.1eIr mam dunes n S e“_'g;"iI:¢Ii‘Ii;_entSc?iuti°n fipy dthe Unit°d!N_R;Il_ ;I;§;I:ima€§I;,tI;ei’ ‘t)i{_eGiI;§_I;g_r_° by two. their names. or rather the iwiei accomodation was aimost ex.|K“uV 5 Cm”
th Government party y 0° °u ues ay wus- un* t 2 k Y characters they represented, were iuiuuied
I see that e - ~ `doubiedly, one of the most success-‘ll 0'Cl0C WSdI1€Sd8y m0l`hlh£l`~ H0 cpnqunced by Col D B Papineau.; ‘L id iyiiiin do as Chai-ies 1 I Tue Albany rluk ls l"’l"u
are looking forward/ to it Pl_cbLscit0 fui of its kind ever heid in iiiisihud been ill for some little time C ' ' ' __ ° ___ b 5 hu' bl k ti t “fi ompletetl. and soon will he
_ _ ' in the question of Government Con- cum uit _ mi t f _§with\heart trouble and Bright's dis- ' ' ' _ i i d, l”°r_e _ ue reec es' ac sa n U or the water-strange. this
» I. Perhaps love ls- blind, but it “OL If Gov_______me__t Control sh____id_er___1lrslu ____y_ _:__ uec;;a_c_i:olii1___c:____sevd mm Deceased _S survived by his _ wont past, a ceoni ngy €¥\_ ic _slashed in 010th Of 5uV_"l'- ulucu ant year Dari was helilnrl his lun
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manages to and its way to the mm be Hd0Pl€d lhe Pfeseut ll°"erumeul th pe qill a oo widow three sons and a. dau hte hs mmm samuel de Champ am -Jhilh Cupe- emhfulueleu lu Suver' minrer. But cliee=.r.lm Dad. you
I - 'ishei-5_ I _‘__‘T _ __ H. _ RSI c program w be repeated at an . ll I 1', Madeleine de Vercheres, Duc dc iurgu hut with biack piumeg Lady
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. ‘W '-
' We use this adjective ad- vlsodly.
'Bufierers from Eyestraln may have perfect vision and -therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.
The motive power of theI‘
entire human organism _ls N'e Energy,
Normal eyes, It la computed
utlllzs about 20% of this Nerve Energy. but when Eye- strain is present, a, much larger proportion Is required. Hqncs defective eyes, through their consumption nf `sn ex- cesslvs amount of Nerve En- snqy may' seriously effect the functioning of other organs of the body and produce ill health. _ "
H/ive -voun`I sves _ `
sxarsmen
G. F. Hutcheson
. Optometrist
Q
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3-will of coursc. go Out 0 0 lC° _earl te_ h Ernest, of the teachin staff of _Nc 01- _
_ ~ " Imemb€i'S W€\`° eleuleu tu make V53' taxexfi (lg its cgpgcilgiwggdc tIllI;Ill)rId::__Wlnd_S°l` Colleglalfe Smliuli R'ul°Y» §IJI1IiIsetl?§dC¥g§tanu‘hge gsilflurincp of iYiI_3I_Il:_?__‘gsd;f_l‘8_a;o?vIrx_e:3)xi-I 332:32; Iggid “lt \von‘l hs- long now. -Eismac 0!
-» `- hlbiti0n W0fl¢l1hl° ‘mu uuuusu ' eihroughout the entire evening, ex-_mllrllhg f0l` the hufslhg Pl`0f@SSl0h Russia, General Wolfe and Henrysiwt i_aiieta_ with fiiii sim-i,_ nnishing *Z*
bootletiseri uud they uuuuul llc ex' cellent_ A beautifully decorated andlut me Chudrews Hospital and Huy- VIII. .in long train: bodice, with square-
,l- D€C_li@dCf»0 <50 {'u§Il_l_`__§e;‘;_;’l£_lr"_§l 30253:-heavily laden tree, lighted with sev-,lh0hd alédt Ci’_1:_ll9'l- h0h€l9~lV§f-Deafhe Samson. the executi;'Jn_t:i"_ of “ti_:0.c,i`t degoiieta Oman-,ents_ diamonds
me t on YO-_ leral tiny electric lights, resented a Came Ou 0 iS COHII ry. F0111 I1'0- Reign of Terror, was c il ng a H -‘and earig She wore 3 large 0ma-- - - ~
ernment C0ul»l’0l _must _luevitaplg very handsome and gay Eippearance luud Whefu he had ffulhed lll the ly With Mufle Ahwlhelle- They sul mentpof diamonds in her brown halr.IIf nlng'
follow if an A_dmlul5l"`uu°u umm. Iand its branches held suitable andIlI`iSh ChU1'Cll MiSSl01’1 in Dllllllh- U0 Out. S0 it Seemed- 1° Smoke u fl'leuu"Capt_ the Hon. Inigo Freeman-Tho-
is opposed ti it should remainuriibretty gifts for all the children of worked in Duhlin for some time in ly cigarette. Then there were Rob- mas_ as the Duke of Bii¢kingiiam_
ew office. If the clectorS'Sh0uld gflcldc the many Sunday School classes. C011l10Cli0n With the irish Cl1Ul'Ch CSDle1`1'h 9-hu Duutuu Shaking uuuus' was in a court dress of the Period: ` I
_ ' __ - to maintain the Prohibltory lflu_‘_’lr Rev. Mr. Baxter, the pastor of the Mission. Hc then came out to Guys- Charlotte Corday flirting with Mar--Hou Mm Fi.eemaii_Th0mi,s_ as the, ______ _ _ F _ _ q____ ____ 5 g _ Law the Liberal Government Wl ' church, who presided, Miss Janie boro and became 2. lay re-.\:ler. He at, as if nothing had happened that Duchess of Buckiughum_ wore ii -»f1 Mfieu u- Pieh » <0
' of course. rvmulh lu ‘lmue f°r the Andrews and Mrs D M MacLeod was ordained in 1912 fitter sfiiing fateful day during the French revo- court gown of white and siivei- bm- i -
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`l,,‘ - remainder of the term; but if Gov-_were also spec_auy'__en'_emi,ei.ed_ The in Guysboro for sever-'ll years, he l\1tl0h- cade. _
£2 _. _*E _ ernment Control is to be the law. fouowing is the program: I -was culled to Arlchat. C. B., then Oil they Came- h g°l`3e°u5' ever" His Honor Lieutenant-Governor
__ f they must of course, go out of of-_ ch0_,us_ Ring Mei.,y_ Merry Bells; St. John's Church, Fan view, and Clluhglhg Stream Of Picturesque Pcrodcau, who with Their Excellen-
' . flee We Cimuull expect that Guvenc' Welcome Song, Lila and Herbert two yccrs ago he lcturvif-d to his llulhdhlty- Tall hussufs °f Mum” cies the Governor-General and Lady
ment C0¥1l’»f0l Wlu up Curried ml; Thompson' ' Recitatlon Russel old parish at Guysboro I a Cl`a°l¢ l`e3lmeu"5~ "ed'°°ut°u lufuu' Willingdon and Mrs McKenna and
_ ' - __ '-_t . d a(iminisi,ci~ed as lt. ough _ ' . _‘ , ii _' --~»+;____ _trymen of the eighteenth century, Miss Yvette M(._Kemii,__ Stood on mg X" Evefybudy -wants to ' ggie lfynmen who are 0pD°Seu to It`I‘E'ISni1Irll5]a EIl{;u?slté)cIer.\ttIltIuIiI-¥_ °gi:;§ienIuI A M* R Admlful N950” und Aumulu R°u` dnls of the throne to receive the 'II start the New Yom' Wllh - Therefore, the governm€Dl'» gluug rgriby Edith Bagnaii Irene 'Niuuoisnni dll are i-icy, General Wellington and Geriel- uuests_ Wm.€_ as Louis xii/__ u rich I M P1 bisclte should ccl c 1 __ ' _ .. \ ‘ H1 BluCh@\‘- costume of green and gold, with a
rfedlng 'M prosperity liriolf l>If‘cGol/ernment Control. Iund LOuIsnBagnaIldn1l’aiIl1i:tonl1e is; 1111; Attalnment '_ There were practically all the “’uu'.brocaded satin coat. It was worn and security _ R Mi-_ Saunders, ami his fel--C"u_1_C _UDO H In E 0 8 _ ii...-hi-I-_<_| i»..iii_i_i-iiiii _uhil |»r..rr-on--i._ iieifiii women of the periods of theiovei. 3 iouu waistcoat of wiiiie skim
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es these conditions than
I-lon. have at au evuuis ,Misses Hazel Selliir,Rei.a Carcw and .iii_\_ iluihnr his liii-iihn-, iir. ll. \_ _mcg great French kiug§_i__uuis e
mbroidered with gold knee breech-
thu’ duty In perform n P hibition mu-S Stockings' by thc Piimaiy iIIiIiIiIir-IIIIiIiIIII:\iiIIIil»I;< B ie Prince Charlie was there G
0 what bm" symbonzl mu. minismg 1 this your °l:D°m°IIy Cutmlll E"°'°Is°‘ 'IQ-h’II“I` ’ 'III'III'I.`I` III-II'-l`I 'fI"' XIV., Louis XV- and ~L°ulS XVl~ S of green and sold éstin. and. ov-I
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or ilk <i
Let us supply you.
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W. D. GILLIS & . R Reading hy MISS Ruby McDougall.| -"vi f - I r ~ l`-I .Ii iw t h the newcomers. The band of
‘ AN ABSTMNE tencoi-ed); Recltation by Louis Bac-I /- 7! ' J 'iI»Iu~-ii IIIIriIiI~Ir~¢»¢-iiIIiIi`I5; ;i§I@?p,0ys1 22nd Regiment played in- ia_._hi0u_ i
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with eml am Sir, etc..
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to keep on smoking his cigar when he turns to walk with a woman?
A. N0; he should throw it away.
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Evil' The elm 't d sb then out‘Mul`y M8-Cl-»€0d. Recltatloh. Fl0i'0llf_-0_I _ - gri-ui hi-.rliul ion- As soon as they has passed the dais.
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,,,.y¢+»-+0-rv nail; Plilyel-fe ln three \10tS. “The If .-Q W l""_"`;'"`_"“ l<"""'*I tcrmezzos, sotto voce, so as not I0.
*****°****"* _ tt Cowboys Christmas" by Mrs- Clif~I " ff/ /V ,‘.l§f,.',1_"“‘,i','._ ,.,.,.,,,.Irircwn thc voice of the cmcer. |
_ ,,___._ ..___., '""' _.3 ford Carew. the Misses Janie And _ _ _ __' . p ,, -
‘rf l"" M0d€Yn Etlque e rews, Mildred Carew and Messrs I,,,,,,,,,, ,||,._,,,,,,,,,,,i “.i',',,I,'kiI,IIII ,II,II nf cavalry and silver gallooned cad-I
e iii” "wi-'i . ~- - - ‘ _ " c -I ' ' »\ z" ff' A J0l‘Il'l IVICD0l’l8ld, IVfl.l`i BDWI\'l{ln.I.~u»|in~tl|||f-ia. fuel llki- |:l\' iii: up llllv nts; of infantry. Tull-hatwd D0€l.5
.\ . ROBERTA LEE , ,, . / - _ _,_
'_f -._-Il ' B’ V _Gordon Carcw, Orville Sellar, Arth-§I';_'_'_'_‘l~*if:__- i')';‘t i‘,f_l_‘____f{.‘:_"‘(__1i‘_u§f“'i_:f_fi:;_,[of the early ninteenth century pass-
" .ur Woolner. Im McDonald and i,i‘,_,_,,,-,,,-,~_ .ir --i:..\i.li,," in iiuhi orlcd. with Indies of the early Victoria
Lawson MacLeod; Chorus, “Ring,Iii|l»icir, -
Q. Is the suffix "ln-law” used lh Chr tmas Bells"; The Kin _ lI"""‘ """"-"“'l“""" u‘"‘l ll” l‘"'l"""- there. both in her yoiihger and old- 800!-l S0Cl°lfY7 Ols noteworthy interest ind oneIi,.,:°',I,',I 'iI;,.fI°'Ii'»Ii,_iIfI,‘_‘-,I'I?_I,|f:f§f§',,,'§_‘;.ml: cr days, the first accompanied by A- It Shuuld be umuteu ‘Vu°“°V°’° 'calling for special mention was thai l¢rhii¢i-hiirg, onlurlc. ' the Prince Consort. Chopin and
_ possible. presentation by Rev. Mr: Baxter onl -'--_+---%--if--_ Beethoven walked side by side. while
Q, At an elaborate dinner. Wheh behuif of the Sunday schooi of five George Sand was escorted by Alfred uuis exgh guest haiku; tgrelsgi? |Drlzes for Perfect Attendance dur- ' denivlusselu _ _ _ d
_ soon as _ ' _ was o ess o ma ce .or er ,_-,, ,,,,,._ _ , ,_ _ ,_ , nf Q- IS lflihlllie f0I‘ B Buhtlemehlygrtlif §§:;Iésisti0:egir:gt $23!. gzuifigé P of centurieslmas was first lgluhdetl. It IZ “II MII 0" II on R y PM I
'number were among those receiving
, Thcrc assed gold faced generals
` How to Get It
Isl' the Men Nominal Cod ef
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(Spechd to the Guradlan)
LONDON, Dec. 30. -Since Suri-
lld Distrilnltbu 1 C ° YL? F* 98c
adhdl
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mllss _._
,~-»~i»_-- 70 B10!! _
0"? F0 miles _ ..».i. 100 exirs
_ _ DiC'i't0_ ii -INf_O ',- _/. _0sly»0ns Gee|isa_Notv-N0Id_ll'., -" _
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day there have been 4 outbreaks 'oi
the hoof and m0ulfh glselse- l'e5uu‘ the interested Iparents and friends of ' SWIFT CANADIAN C0- ,Cavaliers `°f me Kms' an .mendly‘ nIl;In:'IIrfzwatti‘\I:aI
i th i meriu of thong- ‘ _ , all ln Brest humor.
lmrli cgifiiug rheirgcwnrs hm ig; §_‘f,';’_‘_§i _"§*_§§_fesW,§’°u§;‘{‘_m__‘_’_;§§hf_'; Earlier in the afternoon Their ax- .»...h.i._._ I
Ithem. They were Allan, Howard and i. 'M
Irene Wedlock and Lawson and
Sutherland MacLeod.
The semi-annual Iexamination and
School Closing look place on Thurs- day afternoon and was attended by
We will be buying
live, and dressed poul- lry daily until the end
c of the season. Highest
prices paid. -
' era. The great Queen herself wiisI
There were over a thousand guests., representing practically all the his-. torlcnl characters of over three' hundred years. Beside a notary of Upper Canada of comparatively rc- -cent times walked pages from thcf time of Francis I. There were] illoundheads of Cromwell's time and’
I con , it fbi it 1 t. -i
_ giacc. Thffy mgsiblmgf ufg Liuu Classes, Candle Drill by Eight Girls_ K it-ir hui-»-ciiiniili-ii. und so was Rui, ROM and wiiiiam er au B “ma 0 “C ve ve pow I
.x full coal b n. _-workable un__o__§ m__St.hoid them of Intemicdlalc Class; Rccitutioh, _ ____ __l_ii___i\__nr .»_r_ii.i_ Sh__k__s__c_____ _md Abraham i__mcoiu_ e
` ' ’i‘ .H hikiir mln I
A to it. If they Clm 0 Noyi Duet by the Misses Janie: _ci .* h_». in-_ i-|i»r¢_~u_'w they walkcd on downstairs, upstairs 3;? the '3___:_‘_)_i'0___nf;f_e___5;hO_F;s gf ‘eggs i ‘ Andrews and Beatrice MacLeodI1 'I IlIiiIiII~IiIiIiI/Ii~|-i- i`i',:II._,‘,Ii',l again. and up l.o the gallery to
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crcd with fleurs de lys, embroider- ti in cold, and lined in cloth of,
u _ period. Also a grey wig, with the long curls with which Louis set thc|
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Tryon Tld-Bits _
Mr- Cllzirlesl Ilorion of lIowni|."lI
Store, Tryon, spciii Christmas at his homc in Murray River.
Miss Ruby Lord, of R.T. Holman
BLACKHEADS GO QUICK
BY THIS SIMPLE METHOD
lllm-khenils-bllr ones or lltlle ones-
llio lvotly im quickly by it sltnple tnvthmli limi jul-it |tlsitol\'ei\ lhrm. ,To do this lrt'I‘ about two olllit-on of peroxlne l\ovw1'~r| from your ilriiirizlst-sprinkle n little nn n hot _wrt cloth-rub nver the hlnck- lif-uils Ivrlskly for it few seconds- niitl wllsh off. \’ou'll woiitlt-r where the] l>liickht~ndii have gone. Plnrhlng and siiiueezlniz hliickllentls only open thel pores of the nltln nlul leave thorn lnrgn and unidixlitly-while the simple applic-
skln soft and the pores ln their natural
will have it colder' hriforo Spring.
dnrk. filo .v lwir cfm only hr hurl
brmvips' .~ mixture nf Sage Tru Sulphiir Your linlr is _vmir c`
It mrikor or n*-:ii‘.= (lic fficr. Wlioii ii fades-i\1\'n=~ ~_:’.‘i_\' nl' .':lrf‘ill:rrl iuri nn applll-mimi or lnvri of Suifi- find Sulphur r\|il\_:iru;n< ils 'lpp~:|i'fi:ii~c ii
hundredfnld.
Don‘t bother to prf‘p:ii»r~ thc mix-
ture: you ran get this f:\iiio-i.° old recipe improved by ihr :ifltliiihli of other ingredients for mi‘_v 7% ~-qui: all ready for use lt ii; rnllud Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur Com- pound. This can always be depend- ed upon to bring back the natural
color and lustre of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth‘s" Sago
and Sulphur Compound now br- cause lt darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply dampen ii sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand at ai time; by morning the gray hail' has disap- peared. and after another nplilic- - ation it becomes beautifully dark
and appears glossy and lustrous.
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¥ :vas TESTED
AND Clans Iltliod by scientific methods.
ls. W. TAYLOR ’ . Aim
J. S. TAY{.0R
llerlatet-eel Upto struts ~ IU llnbmond Street
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been compensated to the_ extent of Mu A_ s_ Wooiuer and inspector .-
3l-355»°0°- "Howard Court and at the close
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Idecorated and s program rendered by the pupils that was thoroughly enjoyable. During the afternoon Santa Claus called with a very lib- .e I supply af candy. nuts and ap- |p and distributed also on behalf i I True Blue Institute, a generous
pply of 0rahges_ The scholars, not
to be outdone by even this venerable Giver of Gifts, next presented their Teacher with a Waterman Fountain
___________'msny complimentary remarks were 'THE GABBS I
Imade on the general efficiency of _ __ _
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By Sarrie Payne!
Ithe school. The school was prettily ---~ - _ _
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~ FRED Lipoo » _
i_rAviNG 1owIl4I`ArIi?clI\uIIsEE5uE * cor A BETTER JOB BUT
SOPHIE snvs Hr Gov Pirro- til
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ETHEL JACK D r..mr“‘lS°s”<'»°»i$l!?““
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Rn. suitably engravedind read to ‘I- , I I i him the following words of apprec- _ Z - _ , _ iiition and good’wishes. After re- u ,i \‘ _ ‘_
marks by xv. Mr. Baxter, _ Mr. H \.:___ ~ . .niuuiii
illld _llleoim WM *TM .-_ “-=>'- `
ml brought a pleasant alot- -- _ ' _ _ _ i