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profits of 80 leading insuran are:

` Phoenix Ins.-Co.,

over 200 carefully chosen,

Canadian _industry

Federated Capiliil Corpora

with an impressive record of

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lead in' future earnings?

ALI-_forms ofinsurance-life-iirircasualty grow with

period of years, yielded annual returns from 12% to 75%,

Federated Capital Corporation'-an Investment Com- '

and supervision-enables every stockholder to share in the `

_ Globe and Rutgers Fira lns. Co. ' Hartford Fire Ins. Co.

» Home Insurance Co. "

Maryland Casualty tb

National Surety Co.

_ Niagara Fire Ins. Co.

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

` Title Guarantee and Trust Co.

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representing the soundest in every phase of American and

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Hartford

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all 'Fitting and supplying Glasses, W H. J. MABON

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Suiierers from Eycstrain ma have periect vision and there- fore do not suspect the presenc ol any eye defect.

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LONG CREEK WOMEN'S ‘ INSTITUTE

mot at the home of Mrs. I-lugli Mac-

iird. with an attendance of nine

members enrolled. The meeting op.- ened with the singing of the Institute Cde and repeating the Creed( follow-

last meeting and approval of Same.

|i'sad by the Secretary, which amount-

the hall $50.00, It was moved, sec- onded that all bills in connection with thc bazaar hc paid. Mrs. Fred

_S1 i'ct.f‘li _and Mrs. Dan MiwE\ven were niipoiiilcd on the sick committee for thc month of Jainiary. It was mov- ,i‘d. seconded that a calendar be paid

r ilvit \\/as not for tho school. It

rffis moved. seconded, that Mrs. Dan lfncllhvcii mid Mrs. Alex MacLeod i>I1i‘"li._".se the following for the hall:

rivrlains. A letter in connection with

|r~.l.°ry. and committees were appoint- ierl 'or canvassing.

The followlnrz program was well

Arthur: R~adin~. Miss Myrtle Mac-

_Yeod Reading. Mrs. Di-n MacEwen; P..e~f'insz. Mrs. Neil Stewart.

Tctni number of points scored. 125.

wltli - singing. A hearty vote of

The regular monthly meeting of

the Long Creek Women's Institute,

Kcnzic on Thursday evening. Jan.

members and three visitors, two

ed by the reading of the minutes of

The receipts from the Bazaar were

led to $81.65. It was ordered that the Secretary give the chairman of

casollnc lamp. two window blind.; two window curtains and two door

the Smilcrium was read by the Sec-

renrlorrrlz Readme. Miss Della Vac- feori: Rendinfz. Miss Msrsaret Mac-

Deinfv refreshments were served

‘iv the hostess and the meeting closed

` Central guardian

WRIST.-DDDT 101160 l.l'i0 whl£l.

lbllliht lla Bi, J05¢Dl1'B 50i'llul.y HBH.

BY _PAYING IDU!! SUBSCRIP-

TION now ‘you get the choice of nine calendars from the Charlottetown Guardian.

FUNERAL THURSDAY” _Funeral

of late Francis Trainer, will-be held qu Thursday morning, Jan. 24th., at 9 o'clock, from the home of Alphon- sus Trainer, Kinkora.

CAME BY AUTO.-Messrs. Clar-

ence Prizzel, Donald McFadyen and John Gass,,0( New Haven. niotored to the city 'yesterday in Mr. Frizzcllls car and reported the road in a good condition. This is a record break- er for Jany 22nd.

TIIE MARKET.-The local market

was very slimly attended yesterday, with little, lf anything. being offer- ed. The following prices were quot- ed “Beef (carcass) lzc; cut. 12c to 20c; pork (carcass) 12c to 15c; cut 15c to 25c; butter, 4.4¢: lb; eggs, 60c per dos.; calf skins 10c; hides 10c; chicken $1.00 to 83.00. Produce- Hay, Bile; straw, 45c; oats, 58c to 60c per bus.; tumips 20c bus. No potatoes were offered.

iinssrouanms Lnavn. - Rev.

_ and Mrs. D. M. MacDonald, who gave addresses in t.he Reformed Church in Moncton, Sunday, sailed from Hail- fax Monday moming on the steamer Astania for Southampton, England, where they will remain for nine days. and then take passage on the Royal Mail steamer Arndei Castle for Dur- ban, South Africa. Rev. Mr. Mac- Donald is a native of Springton, P. E. I., and is s graduate of Normal College, Wollaston. Mass. During the Great War he served for two years in England and France, and since _then he-studied for the min- istry, being ordained at the Beulah Camp Ground in June, 1928. Mrs, MacDonald has spent twenty years in Africa, being the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I-I. C. Saunders. who established the missionary sta- tion in one of 'the stations at that place, Balmoral. now Hartland, being the central point. She came back to Canada on furlough, and meeting Mr. MacDonald. they were married on June 30th. 1928. at the Beulah Camp Ground. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald will take up their work in Africa. and the prayers and good wishes of all will follow them in their work.-Moncton Times.

l\l|nard'a lilnlmcnt for Bore 'l‘lironi.

Stock Quotations

1-IALH=‘AX,, Jan., 22. -' Quotations

furnished by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK EXCHANGE

At Top & santa Fe Ry ...200 Am Can C0 . . . . . . ... ... ...1l37.i Am Car & Foundry Co ... ...100 Am Locomotive Co ..l09% Am Smelt 65 Re Co ... ... ... 98%. Am Bosch Mag Co 45% An Cop Mining Co ...126% N Y Cen dt Hud Rv R R. ... ..196'=§ Con Gas Co (N Y) ...l10 Hlid M0tor`Car C0 8425 Inter Petroleum ... ... 65 Standard Oil of N J ... 52% Reading Co . . ...107 Southem Pac ...133=li Union~Pa.cific~R.y ... ... .....2l9?ii U_S In Alcohol Co ...l35% Wmtinghouse Elec ... ...139‘,~”_- United States Steel ...l89`

MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Abitihi ... ... 54 Atlantic Re Co . . . ... ... ... i8 lst-_B E Steel Ist Pfd ... 8 Miss Kan as Texas Ry ...,.420 Montreal Power ... ....ll2 National Breweries ... ...134‘..’| Winnipeg Electric ... ... ... ..105‘/§ Brompton 38'/.» Brazilian Traction ... .. .. '18 Steel Co of Canada 62% Abitibf ....340 Shawinigan . . . . 89% Dominion Bridge . . .. 95% Massey Harris 93 Asbestos 18% Canadian Brewery 27'/.l Building Products 1.. 42 Fraser and Co . . 85 Chas Gurd ... ... 40 Power Corporation .. 09

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Allen-Godfrey Nuptials

A pretty home wedding took place

at 5.30 this morning at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLaren, 'I0 Hillsboro Street, when Miss Eve- lyn Gertrude Allen. daughter of Mrs. Catherine Allen. was united in mar- riage.to Mr. Fred W. Godfrey, of the Dominion Seed Inspectors staff of the Experimental Farm.

The ceremony, which took place

in the drawing-room. prcttily decor- ated with flowers and greenery. was performed by the Rev. W. Bruce Muir of St. James Presbyterian Church. and was witnessed by the immediate relatives and friends of the bride and groom. numbering about twenty-four. Mr. Wm. G. Bruce presided at the piano and played the weddlrig march as the bridal party cnicrcd.

The bride. who was given in niar-

riage by Mr. J. A. Webster, looked exceedingly nice in a becoming drap- ed dress of cocoa-tan geor- gette, with contrasting flat crepe satin and fringe trimming. A close fitting brown straw and felt hat with an exquisite arm bouquet of bridal rcscs. completed the costume. Tra- velling Mrs. Godfrey wore a smart cont of nigger brown with Beaver collar and ciifl's_

The bridesmaid, Miss Ina Gillan,

carried an arm boquci. of pink car- nations. which blended prettlly with her imported French crepe dress and black picture hat. Mi'. Malcolm i\'lcKlnnoii performed the duties of groomsinau.

After tlic ceremony the guests par-

tcok of_ a dainty wedding breakfast, at which loasts were drunk to the bride and grcom. l\’fr. and Mrs. Gcdfrcy lrit amid showers of confet- -ti and good wishes on a honeymoon trip to Halifax. after which they wly take up their residence at their pretty bungalow at Suffolk.

An exceptionally large number of

valuable gifts testify to the popular- ity of the bride and groom. Iricluded aincng them is a walnut tea wai_.:0n and four-piece si.lvcr service from the fellow-employees of the C. N. R., of which the bride was a ver/ popular member for some years, and a dinner set from the Dominion Inspector staff of which the 'groom is a mem- ber.

The Guardian _lclns in happiest

feilcitations. '

Appreciation 'I

The Operators of thc Telephone

slibscribers for their kind rememb- ranccs at the Christmas season.

'CHRISTINE DAWSON,

SADIE DAWSON.

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The Daily

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News ItemsOf `

National System

In 1920 there was a defict of over thirty million dollars in the operating account of thc.Cansdian National Railways. In 1922. the first Ycllr Bir Henry Thorntori had been at the head 01 the vrsaninzion. this deficit was converted into a surplus of nearly three million dollars, and for the full year 1028, when the figures have been issued. ft is expected that the ne earnings will amount to sixty million dollars. For eleven months of 1928. l-hrl' had reached the huge sum of fifty-three millions.

'The Maritime Provinces ar gettin

very widespread advertising in 'I-lol lend the-te days. through' thc medium of s Dutch journalist, Mr. Kees Van l-fork. who was brought out to Canada under the auspices of the Canadian Neilvnal Rrllwava uri sepiemim- and

lished in twenty-five daily news papers. and fifteen weeklles in I-lol land. and run over a period of some weeks. ljlis observations with regard

cularly sratifyi-nf. He stated that they

11°* enouizh brought is nn foie. He speaks most favorably or in

weather in comparison with omg parts of the country “At the end of 0°i°ber, for instance, I do not need “-" °"°f'°°=¢ here, (sneaking or me Maritime Provinces) while' in West- ern Cansda a.. winter coat feels verv U0mf°Pi1lb1e at this' time of the yesr."'

I-Ie describes the Valley of the Ann-

spoils as the most fertile orchm-d'in the world. and says than go s,_.e_»¢h._. Maritime Provinces was “Love at rim, right."

Mr. Kees Van H

Brunswick as a~ coi?lii{rvdi?fcli;i:¢N£: cellent, rollizm parkland with ri-~,,nc- "Billie hills in the distance," Where §’°_‘t"”‘m5 BTH H0 large and wide. so h_n. and hszv. t.h"t one can imagine

msclf viewing the large rivers of

the old Prtherlandf ' `

Pr1n.(le‘F':W*Yd Island he describe:

siinczz "wealthy self-supporting' pm.

“-°C01'diD2 to the Royal 'Pmk O Canada# monthly n-ws buiienn, in not in»~rin~c of Csrarllaiis durlnir 1925 ».rn~ui1‘»f1 io s4_sno_ooo.ooo. rctwvn 1932-1926. sccordlne to this hiilivin. there was an increase of 18% in Can- adian exporw.

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"Greater a8¥"ess‘on on tba part D'

'7P=’lP-dll\\75 Rllfl the Prltlsh West Tvrlieivs alike is absolutely e.".sen'.|al to furlbcr t"srl/.2 between these two paris _of the F?nip'~e". ring il.. Onan. ""1 f‘*"l’€'-Srti b." T'Iow_ard 'T‘_ ili'*1ter. Virr-Prrsldcnt of Mc'_Leim's Mag- rviiic. Toronto. when he sri-ivcfi af Si. J-olin on Mor"lrv last, ha"in~; been on the “Y.zd_v Ne‘1o:i" of the Cari- rcllan Na‘ic-nal Stcamsluln rluriiiyz her ‘neiwiiral tour of the British West Il"i'll=~i_

“'l“‘e United States and Great

British are b~e_‘ing us out in sa‘e_': msthoc’.s.“ 'said Mr. Hunter. “Their representative; are ¢qv¢p1ng__p1-3 ground rnuch more frequently than we are. Thrt we are gettinfz businssr

ignite these facts is t‘u`t the people

.fer to trade with Ca.iiadi:.n,s."

Cunard and -White Star Lines op-

GFBUUS out cf Halifsv under thc auspices of the Canadian National Railwtys _are carrying _average cn;-. goes of one_tliousand tom from that port on every sailing eastbound. This a1`1'H\‘1€m0Dt hrs done a.great deal to stimulate business through the port of Iflslifax, __ _

That there are opportunities for in-

creasing the interchange nf commerce between Canaria and the Balkans and near East is the opinion of S. E. Ci. Bejsnoff. of Constaninople. who was in conference with passenger officials of the National system. Mr. Bejazioff stated that the New Republic of ’I`\"l¢°>' WIS today making gi-cnt strides towards nrosperity and he be.. lieved that the Balkan _States Turkey offered ii. market for many Canadian products. oroviding the manufactur- ers of Canada were prepared to make an energetic iirllinr campaign in those _markets ~

There are prosoects that n 'rurxisn

football team will visit Canada and Dlsv a series of gcmes against Can- adian teams from Montreal to Van- couver. Arrangements for this tour. it is stated. have been made with the Dominion Foot-bail Association. and the party to be brought over com- prise approximately twenty people.

NJ mascot of the Turkish team. it

is possible that therc will be nn old reiitlenian. whose certified aged by the Consuls-Genersllof various coun- tries. is stated to be 154 years. I-le .is being induced to leave his native count-ry for this_tour to Canada by two of his sons. one whom is 120 years old and the other 90.

-Lsnd sales and collections in West- =_m Canada last year showed a con- siderable increase over 1927. and were in fact the best for many years. ac- cording io the report presented at the annual meeting of the Land Deport- ment of the Canadian Nations.i-R-aii- ways. _

_'l‘he New Brusnwick Tourist As-

rocliitlon has ceased to _function as a

body for the promoiloii of general Provhioill tourist- work. - after' tiirity- tw-~years of servlco_~ . ~

At the annual meeting on January

4th. It Saint John. A slate of offic- ers of the Association. representative of the City of Saint John sndviclnlty -nl\='. were elected. ' ` _

The 'lotion of dlsbanding the old

system ‘hu evidently taken in view of. the New Brunswick (lovem- inent _tourist and‘Publlclty~ Bureau having isbn over tiiegensrsi tourist wort: for the l5_ro_vince. ' _Premier Bimten ozpnusd 'great ap- nrsoiation »of the _work the -New

Brunsziek Tourist- had some .ning iu.tniriy~i.w¢ you-i or existence. .

One of the outstanding features of

the Boston Bporhmens show to be held in Mechanics I-Iall. Mechanics Uiiliding. -next sreelrw will be the ex- ‘ilbit-cl. the aniidiao National _Rail

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f Balance December3lst,I92'l.;...~_

Nei P105” fvf year. losses by Bad Debi: eaiiir.ai¢d‘and provided for.. _ . _

Dividends for yearat 16% perannum, .Z ...Q .`._. .. . _ _ . . ....__..'

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Balance carried forward December 51st, 1928 , . . . . . ..

_ _ _ _ _ GENERAL STATEMEN" AS AT DECEMBER Slat, 19

Oc ober_ Hs artiels have been pub- _ _ __ _ LIABILITIES _ _

' CapitalStockpaidii1. 10,000,000 0 ' Reservelfuncl . . _ . . . . _ _ . . . . . _ _ _ ._ 20,000,000 00

Balance of Profits, as per Profit an_d~Lps¢ Account. . . . . _ _ 914,725 6

to the Msrltiinc Provinces are peru- Dividends declared and unpaid. . . . .'._". . . .' . . . ._ _ . . . . . . 401.384 0

offer to the "settler" 'with small cap- Notes of the Bank in circulation. .’.‘f . . L L . L . . _ _ . . __ _ 16,098,054 59 ltsl wonderful opportunities, thus far Deposits not bearing interest. . . . . . . . . .S 43,679,749 03

e Deposits bearing interest, including interest _' __ accrued to date.. . _ _ . . . . A . . . . ..1_§3.307,380 31 212,487,129 3-L

Advances under the Finf,_i_i_ce Act. . . . . . _._‘, .~'.-.:`. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .- 5,000,000 C0

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_ Balances due to other _Baliirs in ,Can'adaj:` . _,`=.`. . . . . . ; _ _ _ 3,246,884 -il T Balances due to Banks and Banking Correspondents in the

United Kingdom and foreign eouii`tries_1.". .". _ . _ . ._ ' 1,920,317 0.3

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Letters of Credit outstanding. . _ .'_._i', . .'.. .i. . .'. . . . . . . _ . . . . ._ _ . ._ _ _

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E Depo.~_it i'i the Central Cold Reserves. _ _ _ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . _ _ _ _ __ _ ' Dozniiiion and Provincial Government securities,uot exceeding market value ` Canadian niuniripal securitiesand Brit'is_l-i/, Foreign and (jolonial public

securities other than Canadian, not e.\ceeding'markei value _ _ . . _ . ._ .

Railway and other l:on<ls,‘deb¢ntures and stocks, not exceeding market value Call and short (not exceeding thirty d_ays_)_loans~in.Cai_i;1da on stocks,

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debentures and bonds and other eeciiriiies of a sufficient markeiabl

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on stocks, debentures and bonds and oi_her securities of a suflfiricn n~.srl¢ei.ible value to cover. _ . . . . i . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » ..-

making full pioyision for all had and doubtful debts

i ‘ Other current loans and discounts elsewhere than in Canada (less rebate 0

iierest) after making full p ovision for all bad and doubtful debts

liabiluies of Lustomers unclci Letters of Lredit, as per contra

._ _‘Jon-rurrent loans, estimated loss provided for _ . _ . . _ . . . . . . ._ _ . _ . ; _ .. __ . i ` Bank Premises at not more than cost,-less amounts written QE. . _ _ _

Deposit with the Minister of Finance for the purposes ofthe ci :cul;i(ion'i`un Other assets not included in-'the foregoing. _ .‘ . . . . . . . 2 . . _ . . . _ . _ . _ . _ _ _ _

Other current loans and discounts in Canada (less rebate of interest) after

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1 s. J. iiooiuz, Passion.-r' ` _ _ ._ J. A. MCLEOD, Gs.

\\ e have exnmircd the above General State nt Lia -lil as and /ine s as at Dec-rnber .list i9’

if e boolzs :.1 the \Ih.ei (lice and with thd cartiil _ relax i _ gigs Bnncnrt. _The Bane s in_\-estnienis l'.'.iisi' Oidce and at the 'Vornnin and Moa edi lriltlwl win termed liz' ul at the close of _busxneu on D

‘ have oh ameri all il.e inforiuailqn and up nations that wf h¢\e iv_qu.rcit. md in our opinion tie tnnsa _ have eine unch-_r our notice have been within the D°‘N\'l [fic HIM

Auditors' Report to tha Shareholders: _ ’ »_ ~ I . . _. .

_ ii e cemiy that lo our upinioatlu above suteiaint isolates the trim condition of the Bank and ii “‘ “" “““"' _ F- ` ~ ‘ < D. mic. ia¢<~i_ai.i.ANn_

‘ of Price \Vaierhouse k I

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Toronto Canada létli January, i929 li' Put. Harvick. Mil.

' ' _ ._ . _ __ A. B. SHEPHEQD.

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parts of Canada, Stresslng particul- arly the attractions of the M\\1'\f4ml_5 as n sportsnicn's country. for hunting and fishing. '

'rise exhibit ci the New Brunswick

Government will be a i’ei\f-ure 1150- There will be one or two moose. three or more deer. several black bear. and a couple of Canadian lynx or wild cats. and a number of other animals. as well as s dozen varieties of salmon trout, boss, and other live game f_ish. The moose were caught in.Albert County. and were shipped from there to Boston via' the Canadian National Railways. -

Pushing mroughthe snow oi' Japan i

this winter is a railway snow fight.- ing machine bearing the sturdy Can- adian name of “McLay" and once again is the fame of Canal-in »~v-iv' into the far-reached end of the ea

When K. l-iasliluin. Siiuerinlendent

of Rolling Stock and Machinery of the Sappers District .lspanuc Gov- ernment R-aliwa_vs was in Canada 're- cently. studying the operating of the National System for the benefitloil, the people of his own country. lie wit particularly interested in the methods used for clearing snow. from the track. In is letter received today by W. A. Kingsland. General Manager Westem Region. Mr. Hashii-na ex- pressed his thanks for the coopera- tin given him by the railway officers. particularly by A. H. Eater. General Superintendent Motive Power and Car Equipment. Wlnnipel. and A. Mc- Gowan. Assistant Superintendent Car Equipment. He went on to describea new type of snow-fighting michlne which he had devised from ideas given. him by K. D. Mcbsy. Bridge and Building Master. Calgary Division. The inacliiiie. which is the most successful of all the types tried by the Japanese Railways. Mr. 1-fuhlma has named in gratltiiile "McLay".-

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HALTSVILLE SCHOOL '

EXAMINATION ` ' _ : "

The semi-annual eXlli\iH\UPU 9' Hartsviiie School was held _im _Dec__ 21st. with quite a number of. 1110*-‘ payers and visiti'-rs Present. school was tastefully decorated wi gp]-ug. and Chrlntllill while a tree, wail-laden with (Ula lol’ can teacher ina pupils occupies .e very prominent place in the °li_ll room. - - ~ ’~ " ' The classes wcre`examlned inthe Nfferent subjects by their -teacher.. llvliss Florence Ward. and ihowed by I their prompt- answers that they- iw-en carefully instructed during P rpm, ' .' ‘ __ ‘ - Z

Mr Dougal! Mlcfisnsn very cnpably acted as chairman and the

foiiowhig _program was very W H mil’ r,¢n¢m.ed_ _ ' ` _ _...bill-S an

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Welcome,”-_ Mary Ca agian.

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Reoitstion-`-Alexander MacKenzie. Cvmvllm Dialogue-“A Sudden Disco*/Sri’-" made lil' Duet-Mary MacKenzie, and Ma- véfy hlshly

mio Nicholson. by the tehv

Reclth£t_ion--Lillian MacLeod. 'Ilhe teach Dialogue-“Christmas with Rug- ents for th

cies." (Act 1.1 _ ins in the

'Recitation--Dorothy MacKenzie. their suitabi

Dialogue'_-"Christmas With Rug- tion was b

gies" fact xi.>» - ~ Sinsinz of

Chorus--‘Whats me Meaning?"

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'Recitation-Spurgeon MacLennan. Riecitation-~_Mary l\IacKenz.ie. _ Dialogue-‘_‘Tbe Train 'ro Mauro."

lteeitatioii-Margaret MacLeod. _keeitatibnii-alenr. e Murray. ‘- Chorus-="Baii,a Claus Is Coming.

::Protect ages of wi _Grs.ves' Woi standard re

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