The Night of

By C. N. and A

romances of my The above amount lure beam (‘upyngnl 1921, by given aw ‘ iii I'll CASH _ Es. _ re W!" be given ' follow»- , 5th‘ Ppize, 6th Prize, 7th Prize, 2 8th “Prize, 2°. Each in Cash l-"acb in (‘ash

. Carroll, a cnarlning and ricn 1111. is tillllllg (ht 11111-11111110011 l“ llhldt-n Hall Court. it is a 14100111)’ am] “guided lJLtdlig ll-lll 1.1) ' U11‘ bridal pair by Sir ltaivoun “f-llri. at! unsuccessful suitor for tau-s lmlzd- '

‘an. ‘$3: $12“:

In Prize, 2nd Prize, 3rd Prize, 4th ~Prize, 5 Prires I0 Pritea

The Furnace

THUITHI .1111 tttulllil was July 11d 1111- wlntnl-r Wlhlll. Lherl- \\':1s 1.1 111111111» 111m 111 the furnal-m cv-d- ll-ully not long k:ndl1-d, lur 1t was |1n r.- 11111111111111)’ that the wry ‘p 11111.11‘ vlllukr‘ and 1111111‘ 11f burn- , 11,: 21nd <11'.;:,.1l.1.1-li s fiflghtful v itziougiil spat 1111-11111411- tllasu-"s . lulnin whit-n turiu-d 111111 sick; and ' , l; . \\‘ '1. 1:1 L2 w" v l0 lillf furth- SOIVC IhC PIIZZIG A“) ‘gzlgs dtiii-rlilt- n‘: llldbiltli and rush- Cisy ibal-k lo Ling up- n lllv |'ur1..1¢-.- 1111111". There an- 7 lacea to ‘be loun more, rou- lun. ham] w.“ “Unimfll b Lhc “m S’“""' "lip"; i1“! 7“ litfck“‘ftltu ilftill of hl-lia- die and y ‘an you 1n t em so r - ' _ -- _ - __ wuhan Xmuuonill-evinlvrvdnd“' PM" llly 11t- llmcbt-d 11-11111 111.- 11e._vb1asl '""":.'"..P"."".ul='rz°""".:v'zli.1121. 11-1-111- 11.11.11. - u: mar - ‘ ‘ ' . ,'

Filirisainriiii11:11:11:x311:nxialwneruxilnellgrefiil 'l'i1e lit-at] “'11:; lnloltliullblv. and ncascn ucs. 1am we 111K l . went 1d to 1e 1511119111111 1y 111115505 b” Conmh-"d “mm” ncoirec'w~e‘\lil‘lyd' "o1 1=ilu<cr1b'111it- slllll WIIlCiI 111d vi-cvnu bvrelnr rnnilolusnnltll‘ h"? ""1" i -- ‘ ‘ _ '_ ' ‘ _ loluifill. l)on'ir‘“q:lml"az‘\' monjw-zginclfgzll: ilm 11 hvapl-d \'.1lh1n, on a bl-d o1

bcaprize winne wen 111, 11 1m“ u“. Wu."

. . _ 5 .11 r ulvdlrecllu ‘ ' ‘ “ - """'“"wm‘ m ‘out e "\ ial. hint- you bet-n 111:1. ‘ 1111510 rnppl-d out.

burning

GOOD HOPE MANWAQTURING COMPANY MONTREAZE? cum Sui“ WEST‘ CANADA lurntd 1t. L111- fool at till‘

"Uh, odds x1111] e111!!!" 11c said. "Uddt-i and wilds” echoed KPH.

MEEVFIN‘;ggliflfilllxmivt: 5fl1l1l~ gmat bundll- on

‘T111111 ‘s :1 .~1nl~11 like burning leath-

Annual Meeting of thelu“ Kll151"9\°" 031171119 A55°ciml°nlanswr-rl-d quickly. will be held l" the T¢Y"PQ"Q"~'=,11~ lht-r 11.11; 11111 o1 ir‘lLl'1'5 and all H3110" TUBSQEY- Jam-ml)’ ZOthH-wnts o1 thlngc." next at 1.30 p, ‘m, Patrons and a!‘- ltonncdy 1:11am 111111111 no auswm‘ shareholders are requested to befbu. 111s 11mm was .~il‘k. and 111.» present. lilhronl achi-tl with 1111- 111 i1 ‘find no words. 11- closed Lin: 110111 111‘ 1.111: furnul-c, for 1101111111; (rould ‘in; touched or clcaily- seen wnbin jht- t~1.. 11. flame 11111. on the floor zFimsr" by :1()l11lt'li1ill|.', attrucllzd his ‘iillvllltOll, nmosl as if a ghoslly .1.11g<-r had tuppl-d 111m on L111- .~nonl111-1' and _h<-.11 111111111-11 111111-11. Some 11111.11] pink objé-ct, r lhl-r The Annual ' Meeting of the;l'k-- :1 1.1111111 row, lay on 1111; gray Dunstaffnage Churn and Butteri v sl-llg. 111- 1; 111111211 kplickly and company" "i" be he“; 3g Dungtaff-illlbiftli 11 up; u bit ot coilll calm page Crgjmery, Lot 34. QUBCFPSQWYDDOII 1t was, lvlth a 111w 111.11,,- coum)“ o" Wednesday’ the twtntydn t- '11 11111111 111111411. nltilchl-tl to first day of January. A. D., 1925- at;“V'_--" ‘ l“; bl" ‘ "-1- '1‘ "1111 “F18 the hour's! 2 o'clock p. m. Allll-llijfitg‘uiiuwdj x shareholders and patrons are .'e-.-“_llz“,lllill ‘V "m" quested to attend the ea-id Meetingflqurwd m“ m" A special invitation is extended toiyml" “L? m patrons who reside at a distance ' from the Creamery and who are n,‘ h.“ h, .,l a . t, shipping cream by ran to mm Ur Vi“ llliald 111d 11111111111. staffnage'8reamery,_ January 5th..l,,l,,. Li... yummce w 100k 1925- By order of Dlrecfvrs- nanny 1.1.111 lil"|1il.l' the TXB-I-IOMIQ, {Haste rl-cnIh-ll fir» in tho (1111,, ' " H111‘ had woln for ti1l111t‘1'- not .1 man who noticed 0r could dl-scinbl- u lvonnllrs violin-ts at 1111 ;11'<:u1'a1c1y; had bt-‘l-n in

Us

The

J. F. PROFITT. Secretary. Kcnsington. Jan. 12th. 1925. 3730-1443141.

Meeting

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Annual

garment

furnalrrg. and this 1x11111111 had 1111111‘.

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<'.-\.\'1l11.-\ . PILOVHELJE 0F PRINCE 1<I1l\\'.-'\It11 _ ; - ISLAND \_ : IN Tnt-tlébtinolmxrm counr "if: flj,;,,,‘-'_i" "- ltrtlhe manta-r of the (‘Slum “M.” 111M‘. 01"'F1~ank Forbes, lalefpmk “bum [he (“mag

USMIIWWl Albl?" m Queen"? Evi-‘s favorite color, 90111113’ l" rrmm’; lmwm“ ways s11.- con-trivvd to have 11 . dowasod incest-oi? touch of - c 111111111 her t11i11gs.1111d

\Vl'1l‘711l‘1/\5.»Lctt.e1's 0f Admllllfi‘ that intoxicating inn-fulnl- of 1101B traltlltxn 11341119 ablnvo (eiillillll- 15111111193 was likl- roses, on :1 11111 summw to aria wrvor, nave won IjPVO <1 11111117. 1111111-1- the mouu—ros1~s with by lmtlree filled 111 U113 1701111011 U11‘ £11111 idasll-rn spice and lust-imm- ‘dGlh day of Doceulbl-r, 1\. l), 1112-1, 1...“;

AND Wl-HdRl-LNS by lmttt-rs of win" “m; been H“. Atlministruviion 1111111-11 ch1- 22nd du-y iti-nigbz‘! 011.11 snsb! of llecetnber A. 1)., 192-1, zldminis Yes, Sllc bud 11...] .1 son pink tmmilm of. the. said esulrte Will ash swathl-d round ilt-l’ waist, grtbllLBd to me roprcsvnting 111 \v.111 a Pfidt‘ stuck into i1 that cann- Crown. 1o tho lop of i1l'1‘ low bodicv, and

l hereby notify all: persons ln- bmlslil-d 111-1- lit-dutiful White neck. 4013194 m 1.119 earl-ate of the saan Thl- mapfs hcud reeled gidd v (leceueed, lto make illllllflliiille pflly- as be thought of hcr lovt-linc mem to m¢"m the 0mm of 1p Ia"_l.'.1l1li that she was lost to 11111 llc Macphem sopcimn Qhm~]m1p1¢_0wn_-ln-lit-vt-d that to be so 110w; lbal. and a“ persona- havmg any claims ahc 11-1111 10s.. only an hour ago loss asqmm the Mm egmle are hum.” she bud smiled at him ac she slipp- Nmuemfl] m prey,“ m‘. Same (‘my cd through“ the door on hl-r way Jvlpsmhflat we 0mm, ,H-o..e_.,,.uu_ to tho lDUSlC room. 11.11 heart 11nd “.5 1 0m, mun“, fro," this dine‘ almost Inn's-t with joy at tho

flail-d mhls 28rd dny of December ‘hWKh-L m“ Sh" “as m5" Am] “h” N h‘ “at bad gone, nt-vcr lo come ba1-k-

. ,. gone when» 111.- c-uuld not follow

‘ this $111+,- uf the grave. He. would ue-vor sci.- 111-1‘ in this world again.

The thought that ltawdon \'V1-.11.~1 bad robin-d him of lu-r—~ki1l1-d hcr cruclly and dt-|il1l-rnt<=.ly' in this wicked boost-v was so strung that 1121-11111 could hardly rostrum _ himself. 11c had loved ltalvdon

onl-u, admin-d him bcyond all oth- 1-1- 1111-11, 11-1111 thoy 114111 gone into 11c \\'lll' loci-then‘, though ltzuvdmrs sm-znihup had l-mno won after,

‘ llul now be il"lt'l| his frir-nd of "U olbi-r 11115-11 s!) holly that 1t was all . 111- could do not to spring m1 him. ' soivl- him from i)l‘ilil](i. and heat I his brains out on the atone floor. Slum-thing, hlnve-vr-t‘, fl*.‘l1.l‘fl11l('(

SUFFERED WITH ECZEMA 3 YEARS

ltched and Burned So Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Healed.

"I lufiered for three yearn with

eczema which broke out on my

limbs. and coon spread

to my neck and fore-

head. lt ltched and

burned eo that it wan

moat lmpoaalble to

eleepatnlgbbandcvery

time l matched it. 1t

would bleed. The

breaking out caused dlafiguremen .

"l began using Cuticura Soap

and Olntmmt and after the first

week I got nellef. l continued the

treatment and ln about e1: months

l waa completely healed." (Signed)

Mrc. George Petite, R. F. D. l, Box 22, fieedotl, Me., Aug. I5. I923.‘

'Uae Cuticura for all toilet purpoeea.

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Willtv, with bad fioalcd out likv- Willf-tti :11.- Silt‘ moved. 1111-1-1- 111-211 spine-tiling

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s. F ’ .._WeAre Buying “ Farm“ Produce

We are pa prices for l

seen i111 lists oars

scEtrnI-fio WHEAT

seep 1.1111 rcco BARLEY . can and rcco BUCK-

‘ WJEAT

, a . . ALED HAY ifld STRAW _ e are ceiling all kind; of

JFéhds ,- For HOREES,“ CATTLE, snzsnanei-Hoos.” A big variety of fresh

yuwfhigheat cash

Poultry Supplies

‘at our In‘ . we.'y'e1_1 FLOUR. (but 111mm) OATMEAL, ROLL- so OATS, rants corm- MEAL. cam-mm noun. WHOLEWHEAT noun. ETQ» all at lowut poaeible

prloea before buy-

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iiivuluntar-'

1.k1~ a shadow‘ in lh.- .-~-.'l.

"l shoved ‘in a

(hilllhllPHfi .n horror. his [car that could

1 ._. -. ,. it “'11s anal-bid 11nd lit-er. h‘ "MS m“ mdm‘ m

11.11.1111‘ 1111- .~11'.1t 1111.112, ‘When 1111.1 when til-n’

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lhnk was al-

Q the Wedding _

.M. WILLIAMSON

Authors of "The Lightning Conductor" and other fascinating

sle-ry and love Public Ledger Company

9-0 O¢O§§fi

Komlz-dy Ila-sue. marri-d to E‘-'1“.11-1111 P0551513’ i1 “'95 Ruwdolls‘

'1i1np which 011cc. 1'11 so 611N114“! 4' sllvvillltfll of manhood, had seem- 1-11 horribly pathetic to Ken- Or ipoaslbly it was the recollection of Wall's words, “Give mo the b81191" of tilc doubt."

11» had promised to lrlve that bent-fit. 111111 he would been 111B trunk-for a little while 5191- 1"’ idt-t-d. aa his head cleared Kew iivllilltfiti 111.11 uolhlnr; would bu igaiued ul this stage by killing ittnwdun \\'rli.~4. 1t wasn't c€l'[fll|l"" not lprlle certain )"‘11_'-1“-ll he 111111 caused l-Jv- tu_ 1115111111131-1‘. 11111111411 clrcumslalnlial evident-1- o1 .m;|;_y kinds gathered thickly ‘ruund him. lf llarllt- killed fltawdon \\'-l1s he would be 11111 P" iprisun, and could not work 11L 11n- ]rnv1-1ing the 1t1}'.\‘ll'1‘)'. 'l'hl11 W116 11in: must important thing of all at ‘111't:l~.i3ll1I 1o be frw!

‘ Without a word he slipped into 111111 pocket 11111 1-11...-.'1'ed i111. of pink ehtiu ribbon, wit-h its mg 0f gay, gliuermg fringe, 11nd follow- cd lfatvdoil lwstairs. _ 4

l 'l‘11ere was 111st one consolallmi, ‘i... mp1 hinlgglf. \\'1-11s could not escape.

The stairs 10d inlu ‘.1 long, stone- ipaved corridor which bramchl-d off front lht- nlain ball. liut it could ‘bl.- loft or tum-rod by a1 door that lopl-ned 111111 an t-Xte-liol‘ court, known as 1111- “Dutch ‘Prue Court.‘ .1;n\\'11o11, no 111111111, had a kl-y to 1111.. 1111111; 11-111 reflected. 111111 could easily- ‘no [own lo hi

itti)l)1't1l.0l'_\'. nus-ten

- . . l Hun-S 1H5, “hm H h‘.- wum b) 1111- >i\1il|l5, lie could then

‘have 1-111111: up by the sent-t way. rand il-at-lit-tl lllc 11lllSll>f0OIIl while '1-.‘\e was maying. Aftt-lwvard-lml ii-nl lril-d i1n.1.-;11l ‘i11l1\'(' hrtppcilvd aftvrwztri 111- hull not 51-111 1111- hnndkci- l-bief whu-li Pandora 11nd pivki-rl up 111-111- 1111- 111111111.

I (To 111- (‘uutinlu-d)

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‘Still Enjoying Good iflealth at Eighty-one

Newfoundland Man Attributes This to Dodds Kidney Pills.

He first began using Dodd’: Kidney Pilla twenty-four years ago. l-‘urtunc llarlzour. Nlld; Jan. 1G. lSpi-cial) N11 plucl- sci-ms lo bl-

loo small lo 1111-1111111 at ions! 11111-

L”,]1111'.s'1111 who is prepared lo any lhul

1111- grieal (Ianndinn liillilr-y‘ 1115111011)‘ lmddZ-a l'i11.-1. .\ir_ ltil- 1rd Quirk‘, :1 wl-ll ltnuuu and highly rcspcclL-il rl-sid- l-nl 111-11‘, is 1111c of 111cm.

“.\l111l1l 21 yw-urs ago 1 bad a \‘l'l‘_\' HtWPTl‘ zitlui-lt 111‘ kidnuy trouble. I

1s so ill for three nlonths with

1:111 aching‘ bat-k that 1 “'11s 111111111111 HE ‘Vfl-‘liif not qllilu

v a cripple. 1 bopfan ‘using lioddls Kldnl-y Pilla and in [six uionlhs 1 was-l trmnplcte-ly re- ‘iiovled.

I um now in my 81st year 111111 am still in good 1111111111 and HIFOIIK. ivhich 1 firmly believe 1 can 11t- lrlbulc to the use of l>0dll'11 Kidney Pills so many yours ago,"

110111131 Kidnt-y Pills have been s11c1:c.~1.~1l'11l1y' used for ltbeumzltism. humlmcli. Diabetes, 1.1111111 11.11.11. lll-url llisczlsc and all 111111-1111 caus- 1-11 I1_v faulty kidneys.

——-—-<o>——-_- Time and Money

Th0 rnunterft-ltor “'11s in prison for lcu years,

“M/lbal are you doing hero?" “k. cd u visitor.

"Passing time,"

"Ab, what for?"

“Passing money.” And the passed on.

Direction For Shipping Silver Fox Skins

1'0 MESSRS. c. M. LAMPSON a. co. LONDON, FROM PRmQE EDWARD ISLAND av RE. GISTERED MAIL OR 12x. PRESS FOR rue YEAR 1924, 11cm: urn-n. FURTHER NOT-

visitor

(‘Silver Fnx intended for Messrs. 1- M- Lllmlison & Co's London

1- it'|. himsl-lt‘ in, to|

not. 1o think yl-t wbxlt u

Report of Women's Institutes, of Prince Edward Island

South Bedeque. - Twenty-two members attended the December meeting of tins institute, which wan hold at [he home of Mrs. Anderson, After the usual routine business. plans ww-re malb- for the (Iona-hing of 11 box of Clarinuixas gifts and flttititim to the Provincial lnllrm- a1'y. Two new members were wel- comed. This club 1s now busy prac- t slug for a Play. The next. intest- ing will be hold arthe home of Mrs, D. .\i('Llll‘~‘. _

Traveller's Rest lnstltu-te men"; Decrlnber 18th, at the home of Mrs. Hurry Walker, seventeen menlbcrs 11nd time visitors at- tending. The molding opened by reading 1b.. “(W-end." after which 1111- 111-11111 basins-cs wns transacted. and 1111- 1101110115 for the M. 8r I), Associations ivorp signed. The pro. coeds from lill‘ snppt-r were dig- rnssl-d and several papers from the llepartlnelit read. One new mem. bcr “"115 vrclcomed. The Jan-nary mectiup, will be held in the Hal]. 11nd will b1- an open 11111311111; wl-th 1a program and 11111011.

l Victoria. Fourteen members at. ‘tended lin- Uri-ember meet. ng of 1111s llrum-b, which was held a3 ilsuul in the 111111. The Treflgurgr J't-.'|ll)f‘l1tl $515.00 as proceeds from the 11-01-111 liaznnr. lit-ports of varl. 1111s committees were given and new out-s zippointed. A message of sympathy was 5911.! m a 51mm. lll-Plllblll‘, Airs, M-dcalfe. whose 111W- band was taken l0 the hospital 1m- an operation. Four new menpberg wru- \\'t‘il.‘(ll'|l\"ti. Several readings were pivi-n and refreshments se-rv. Pli. b11111 of \Vilil'il added to the en- jr._v|n<-.ut of 1110 evening. The nexe min-ling will 11o held in the Hull, and roll c1111 will be iansweredwith a "(loud resolution from Each member." l1 >1 worthy to note 1.1.111 1111.- plxesident of this Institute, 3111*‘. R011RP1'§'.0n, won first prize [m- bnokl-tl 111g that she exhibited“; 11 rl-l-l-nl Exhibition 01' the Handi- 1-1-1111 11111111, Montreal. Besides re- ceiving a pr'zl-, Mrs. Rmlgepgnn 50p] ltbc r111; for a good figupg

‘ St. Peter's North. The December moi-ling of this Bram-h was held 111' 1111- 1101111» 0f Mrs. Powoll- ten 111('1|1i1(‘1‘t~i 11nd three visitos-r attend- iiure. Alli-r singing the Ode. roll |1':l11 was unswlwi-ed with recitatlons land 1-on1|nd1'u1ns. P111114 ivore made 111 1111111 n Pin Social ‘n connect-ion Wilil r110 (‘hrisllnas Tree entertain- 1110111. Ono new member was we]. (‘U111t’(l. The noxt meeting will be 111-111 r1! the home o1‘ Miss Annie

THE “ouxnnmn

January Storms Hard on Skin

Frost and wind are Hard -. tht" lkiu. Washing well with warm water-using Baby's Own Soap --aud then rinsing well and drying perfectly keeps the skin healthy, prevents chaps, leaves a delightful sensation of comfort ‘with the aroma of roses.

It is a wonderful soap at a popular price—l0c. a rake in itidividuztl cartons.

"But/er you and Baby Ion"

lc-n

junction with the Young People's Club.

Cardigan lnsftute met at the llOme or Mrs. P, D. Murphy. 0" December 10, with nine members and stlnee visitors present. After the usual roulllne business was concluded, there was a lengthy dis- cunszon on having a Plfly- The mat- ter was left unfinished. The mem- be.s will mete next month at the home of Mrs. D. C. Morsou.

Egllngtcn and Howe Bay.‘ — Fourteen members and one vistor attended the December meeting 0t this Club which was held ut tho home of Mrs. J. G. MacDonald. Af- ter thr- unual business- boxes were packed to send t0 the Orphanage-e. New school committees were up- polnteil and the petitions for the M. £1’: D. Associations were sight-d. One new member was welcomcd. The next meeting w 11 be held at the home of MP8, Howard Wood. Red Hnu-se.

Central Lot 16 Institute hold their Dccombr-r meeting at the home of M111. W, ll. MacGi-egor, \vit.h_slx- tern members and two visitors pfvsdlll, the Vice-President, .\lr . Mouklcy in the chair. 'l‘l1c usual Pfllllille business was dflsposcd o1‘ which included tbc paying of a bill 0t‘ $15.06 for work 110110 on 1hr school. Lunch “'11s served and a social evening enjoyed. The. mem- bers w-ill meet next month with Mrs, idllril‘ Yt-o.

New Zealand.--A meeting: of this lmlitult- was held at. the home of Mrs. Isadore Douccttp on Novem- ber 23rd, tile President occupying the Chair. The minutes of the lad-l meeting‘ wnrr- read and adopted. Slim- lbe 111st meeting, the follow- ing improvl-lnents have been made —1A nlov blucltlmurd [irnvidcd for the school, u new clock, the flue shl-alhcd- and the funds have been illclédlnfili from the lottery of a sofa pillmv. 1.1, was (lecidied to have 11 social to further increase the funds. The next meeting will be lu-ld u! the home of Mrn. Harry

Mnl-Adllay on lliltg second Wednes- day in Junuzn-yq and r011 cull will In- JlllS\\'l‘l‘(?li with “Labor Savers." _ South Lake.Th1- lil-t-em-bt-r met-t- ing, o1’ "this (‘lulb was held at the 110m,- ol‘ Ali's. .1. .1, Mat-Donald, sl-vl-n ml-mbors and fnur visitors nut-riding. Aftl-r the 111111111 open- ing, roll ("til was responded to wilb "Joke-s The Sr-crctury re- ported having recL-ivod sample wnpil-sl of four magazines, and 11f- 11-1- consideration by the members. ‘i1 was decided to subscribe for 1111-1-15 “The Woman's Home Com- 1111111011," “The Pictorial Review" 1111111 “The W-estern Home Monthly. ‘(Jopii-s of the program for the next anon-ting were wrlttcu out and dis- itributed to the members and sent lo absent mam-bars with an invita- tion to attend. Mrs. .1. J. MacDon- ald and Miss Helen Mac-Donald of~ fore-d to clean the school dufng thr- (lln-istmas holidays. Stlltplies for hot lunch for pupils were or» (lured. Lunch “'11s served and un ('11j0y€1i)i0 evening spent. The next mmetlng will be hold at the bonn- of Mrs, Reggie Rose and a Demon- rBlHXLiOIJ will be given 0n making “Little Girl-f Dresses." Sherbrooke. N ne IIIOIIHJPPS and four visitors attended the Decem- bcr meeting 01' this Institute which was held at the home or Mrs. Leighton Mllllgan. The tiles-ting oprncd =by repeating the “(Tn-ed" and r011 call was answered with readings. Reports from various committees were given and the Secretary rend a nacknmvletlgm- mont of a. parcel scnLto Mt. Hrr- bort Orphanage. valued at. $18.00. It was decided to provide 2 quilts for 11 poor family. Thp next meet- ing w-lll be held nt the 1101119 01' Mrs. John Crockett. llllli will b1- 1n tbeform of 11 social ow-ning in con- ._i___

Sales should 11o Sillpppd by registered mall, or by express, if more convenient.

It’ shipped by registered mail, the skins should be p‘ ked in par- CMS “Yllghing not over 4 lbs. 6 02., the outer covering of which. should ho of unbleached muslin or», similar luau-rial; and the following address 1111011111 be plainly iii-irked 0111 Lilo outside of the [lilckagpg

Messrs, C. M. Lampsou & C0,,

(i4 Qlllfflll St. London, E. (‘.1 4, England

111 31111111011. ‘tho shippers name and address 11111111111 b1.- placed on the outside of the package, to en- able Mess-rs. Lampnon & (Jo. m identify lt on arrival, and packages should be numbered cflllnecutlvely frolu N0. 1 upwards,

Furs consigned to Messrs. bump- 11011 d: Co. by registered mall or 11y express may be insured under ‘the terms of their open policies from the time they leave the ship pews possession until delivered t0 tbci-f‘ destination. but they cannot be insured by Messrs. Lampaon d; Co. lf forwarded by regular parcel post.

1f insurance under the terme of Messrs. Lfrmpson & Co's, open policies ls desired, the above ‘ lin» struot-lona should be cat-chilly fol- lowed, and a letter ofadvlcg must be sent to Alfred Fraser. 212» Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y., stating the number of packages chipped. one number of skins in each pack. age, and the amount of insurance desired. The poet offlcc mculpt or iexpresa receipt must accompany the latter of advice.

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Baker's hocolaie

(imam/um NDJ) By all means the most satisfactory. chocolate for cook- ing or drinking.

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WiFliUll on January 271.11. Linklletter Branch held their-De- cembl-r inc-sting at the homo 01 Mrs. (flifford Rogers, with fifteen mr-mbz-rs and one vaitor alts-titling. After the rr-gular business had bccn (lispfhik-li of, itbz- romainderofthc time was spi-nt in piecing a quilt

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school door. Money wan voted to buy Christmas gttta and candy for the school Christmas Tree. A MD- er on “Christmas Suueetlone" was‘ read by seven! mom n. 1t was. reported also, that a cw creamer. and new brooms were needed for]. the schools. New school and v1eft-, 111g committees were appointed. , The petitions for the D. d: M. aa- i eoclatloua were signed. Lunch was, served and the uieetlng closed with the National Anthem.‘

CENTRAL RQYALTY — The i December meeting ivas held at the 1 home of Mrs. C. H. Wood. six me1n- i hers and six visitors attending. The meeting opened in the usual man- I

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committee was beard. Some dis-i cusslou took place regarding a Christmas Treat for the School

children. Arrangements were made‘ for the members of the Institute to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Spencer‘ and make them a presentation.‘ Petitions for the M. & D. Associa- tions were signed. The next uieet- jng "will be held at the home of Mrs. Earle Williams. . CABLE HEAD EAST- lnstitute' held their November meeting at the 1101110 of Mrs. H. D. MucLellun, eleven members and three visitors attending. The usual routine buaifl ness was carried out and some small business matters attended to. All accounts for 111e- materiols and labor for the repai- of the lnetltutel building were ordred to be paidd ’l‘hc [ivritiuns were read and signed and u. social evening “'11s enjoyed after the busfness was over. Mrs. Rout-rt Lewis will entertain the members next month.