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_ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

9 1928

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Tasteful,

Wall

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a bargain price.

low, in the

'SELLING 'THIS MORNING AT BARGAIN PRICES

attractive

Paper

In getting ready for stock taking-

xtures, remove all

patterns of which we have only two or three room lots, and clear them out at

This morning thei-e’s a great as-

sortment of these WALL PAPER' BARGAINS read '

y for you, ROOM

LOTS with border to match, the prettiest papers you’ve ever seen, clearing at a price that’s ridiculously

Sale of odd lots and Remnants

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I Mr. Daniel F. l\/liehan will be at our I office Thursday, December 29th and days following and will-be interesteil' in all grades Silver Fox Pelts, and other Furs. Bring in your Furs and

' realize the high prevailing prices.

G. R. MacQuarrie

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Water St., Summerside. where s`ub-‘ 44

received. The Guardian may be purchased daily st the Western E

the McDonald News Store.

Western Guardian Services At St

Yesterdays services in St. Paul’s

-CRYSTALS vs. Abbies Tuesday wen “ppl-gp,-me th the ch,-ggqgu

-lm 10th- Do not miss the open- reason ui Epiphany. As the church

ins hodtey match ot the P- E. lo- Bulletin states “'rne_chrisnan

land League. 1725-l-'l-3i gon nf Eptphany tugs

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-CARD OF THANKS- Ml” fgrthi’ It can

Elton Robertson desires to express U1 the M531 from

his thanks for being so kincly rem- tnfam Jesus embered by the hox~holders of theme 15 the

asting Gospel to The service of

__ lon was held at

---WESTERN OFFICE. - The 0'¢|0¢k there was

Western Oilice of the Guardian ielwith hymns suitable to . located in the McNeill Building. The lessons were taken from'

and the first chapter

scriptions and advertising will be Jehn's Gospel.

Rev. H. D. Raymond preached an piphany sermon, from the Great

Oillce in the McNeill Building or at Communion Matt. '2B:l9 "Go ye

Paul s Church

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I EYESIGIIT EXAMIIIATIUN

Fitting and snpplyins E135'

ses, etc.

H. J. MABON

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Office Connected with

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EYE STRAIN

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Suifarera from Eyeltraln

may have perfect vislcn and 'therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect. I

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The motive power of the

entire human organilm Il Nerve Enery.

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Normal eyes, It Is computed

“utilize about 20% of thi! 'Nerve Energy. but wnem Eye-

2 msrsln is present, u much 1 _larger proportion is required. ° ‘Henna defective eyes, through

tllllr consumption of an ex- oololvo amount of Nerve En- sngy may seriously nffeot the ‘functioning of other organs

‘ of the body and produce lil

health. '

HAVE YOUR EYEI

IXAMINED _

F. Hutcheson

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Summerside l 0

In Memoriam

CHARLES HAMILTON SHAW

ft was with a sense of shock and

most profound regret that the con- gregations of Covehead and Har- rington lcarned of the death of Mr. ,C. Hamilton Shaw at his home in Braokley Point on Nov. 20, 1927. Mr. Shaw had been far from well for il Long time, but it was thought that at lust his health had begun to mcnd. Everyone felt keenly the pazsiiiig of this faithful Christian soul, for Mr. Shaw was everywhere refzpocteri and honored as a true Christian man. one who ever honor- cd his Saviour in heart and life; be- ing always loyal in worship in church and home and sincere in all his ways. In 1917 Mr. Shaw was 'elected and ordained an elder of the Icongrcgation of Covehead and Harrington, for which _ honorable office he was most eminently fitted, and which he filled most acci:-ptably to all.

Mr. Shaw, who was a son of the

late David Shaw, was a lifelong rcs- idcnt of Brackley Point, having liv- ed his lifetime in the home where he was born nearly sixty-four years ago. In July, 1893. hc married Miss Eulalie C. Shepherd of Charlotte- town. and through the years their home life has been a benediction. Besides his beloved wife, there is left to mourn his loss a son, George F., and a sister Ada Shaw, both resident in the home at Brackley Point. and a brother Mr. N. Irn Shaw. in Charlotctown. ` The sympathy of thc cntirc com-

munity is with these bereaved ones. for Mr. Shaw was beloved and hon- ored by all. The funeral service was conducted by his pastor, Rev. Thos. A. Wilson. who spoke from the text of Prov. 10.7 "The Memory of the just is blessed."

The remains were laid to rest in

thc Brackley Point Cemetery. being

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borne to their last resting place by his lifetime friends. Messrs Lewis

' Ma:Callum, Colin MacLure. Wcnd-_

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-POULTRY N TICE-Our Poul-

Kllling Pl t at Kensington continue in operation during

January, and we would urge our patrons to thoroughly fatten their birils before disposing of them, :is the price for good* stock will prob- ably continue firm. .i.Ii» .\flllman~ i

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-CASH PRIZE CONTEST.-F0r`.

some weeks past R,obinson's Mill 8.1.*

therefore and teach all nations. baptlzing them in the Name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost."

At the evening service the hymns

“As with gladness men of old." “The people that in darkness sat" and “Jesus shall reign" were sung heartily. The choir rendered the anthem “Send out Thy Light" by Geunod. There were missionary lessons from Isaiah 45 and St. Paul's Epistle to the Collossians. The sermon text was Colossians

Bakery, Limited, has been running' a contest otierlng cash prizes of I $30.00 for the best name for their Bakery products. This contest elos-I es on January 10th. By this it isf understood that all letters for this contestbearing postmnrks at the point of mailing on or before the, above date will be in time. Great'

1:28 “That ye may present every man perfect in Chrlst._Jesus."

The Markets

markets at the present time is the

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interest has been shown by the pub-Ivery strong consumptlve demand I lic in this contest. Not only byprevailing throughout the countryl =?.f»..~`.'.

those in the Maritime Provinces,

while values have been forced down

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OTTAWA, Jan. 8.- |Eggsi - A 1

bright feature of the Canadian egg "rf '-'r4.‘f-

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-.' I .$1 3,.

but from as far away as the Prov-Iward recently through increasing; inccs of Western Canada. so send production. This demand has serv-` '_.__£>;£f-~°_i

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your suggestions for the Inost sult-

ed to keep stocks fairly well cleared.

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able xi'_ir_Ic for our table orcad, aiIil,Ti`iif~ heavy C0l1SUml!li01'l 1eI`|dS an ,-A

fox bread :ind biscuit. You may be' .the lucky winner of :I cash prize' Mail your suggestions today. Rob-

inson's Mill & Bakery, Limited, Inervous and unsettled. Dealers are I

1776_1_7_-_gi lquotmg country shippers extras 45- ' .

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Eastern Guardian Inu _'

encouragement as prices to the market. V

TORONTO-This market. is still

46, firsts 35-42, seconds 29-30 de- livered. Prices of fresh eggs to re- tailers :irc extras 58-G0, iirsts 50-

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__-BUYING LIVE hogs at Kwflcring B. (,. cogs at extras 50-51.. E ;- f

sington Tuesday, Jan. 10th, till noon. Alden Moasc. 1709-1-9-2i

III the mail. Get yours? T. G Ives.

fu-sis 47-49, pfiiiei extras 45-47.

EDMONTOINL- The egg market

firsts 47

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smart dresses, silks, crepes and satins, _with one or two pretty velvets. This lot runs in reg- '

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NEW DRESSES i

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_IANUARY APPAREL SALES

T the end of the season, before stock-taking commences, it is necessary to

A clean up this department, relieving it of any surplus stock, making room

for new. To do this in a hurry we'I°ealize we have to lose some _money--~ this sale then gives you a chance to choose pretty dresses-handsome coats, etc., _ AT WONDERFUL BARGAIN PRICES.

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ed georgettes, last models, but broken lines, the assortnient

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Small lot of last yea.r’s coats, come plain cloth, some with fur collar, all good garments, well made and wearable. You may choose from them at

Another lot of last year coats, including velours and tweeds, Inostly with fur collars and cuffs and including lines form-

erly priced at many fig- ures up to $35, at each .

All our newest. Coats reduced

Handsome new garments,-- iresli from t.lIe factories this Fall and Winter, clearing as be- low-

Selections from the foremost Iiialiers in Canada - Beautiful

cloths, stylishly fur trin1nIed,- all cut priced to clear

_ -- .._C_me.d,,m,.,,d from the United; _ and you will be surprised anddeliglited with the price

.. EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. \V.

. here is steady with local and B. C. $15.00 Coats sell for. _ .$10.00 $39.00 Coats for . . . _ . .$26.00

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I,,éb’j§,9,'gN‘°O§°§0°m§ER_,§_§§_; r’§.i'$.”§J€§§i '..‘§."““"°“ “” “mi ”“ $20. 00 coats sen for ...$13.33 $45.00 coats for ._ ...$30.00 ,mes fo, J,,,,,,_,,,_ 0," ,im _,,e.;§_o;;r<;»l ;§r;o;ry.N§v3-;.Dr1:{eb;u;rg~, _ 30.00 Coats sell for . _ _ .$20.00 $58.00 Coats for .. . . _ .$38.67 ` L,,,,,,e,,_ M,,,,,,,g,,e_ 1629.1.3.6i | MoNT~REAL, Jm 8__Thm was; You are Invited to inspect these-the one you want is here -

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Murdock is Guardian Agent in ,ts h St d bt th . ' be »° fs... is i _.__ MOORE & McLEOD LTD receive news items. advertising, new _ .- - "' O and renewal subscriptions.

I.o business resulted. The trade in uI<h ram local was also slow

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` includes dresses worth 8 oo ,,,7-$5' ;. __

~. in $16.00 for . . . .._ ° is ~.i!!:.':!. it-‘“\ ' _ ' ~ if ' Ii

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ES--On fiii i1"=1\'.V \\'i'~l1'1‘ Will- winter wheat grades of flour but' v~| ~ fr yt' ~ \1:-pk.. Dm __ T],.f 1-ld -vw . 1- . . f"r <i11li\lI1\`y- lif‘l'0l'f‘ SIOUX-i"ki“¥~ the undertonc was steady. Thi” “I dey' N0' "7 ;l`ilill)tl\hI»‘i‘liiii\ lluizd iid thi ‘Iiii li Ili itiigiiteiimio ixiliiiitc ililihlders ‘hart Amn' 4:' hmm '“"C"lh""'

T. G. Ives Liniiti-il, liloiliilirllf. milfccd market 'was moderately nc-_ N_ G_ _ . ~ , 3 I -7:; Ulf -~ _ -a C:-A y'

-ci M , iii Iiii I Ii~..-Ii. illowi .ti .W1 - .

16`39'1'4'0i_tivc and Prices werc firm- T110 . _ ms ansonm .\lIii<f.').IIiiiii.I);(niiiiuiidi<'icli?i;iiii..Ii:‘aeidrcsggrfiiy angelic. Mm Ta"'f’"'° 0”" °"'"‘° V"'

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i frepare the pineapple some hours before o meal if it is to be served as a dessert and plenty of Iich juice is desired. Slice into strips. cover each slice with finely sifted .sugar, put in n glass jar and let it stand in the iccnox until ready to serve.

bert Shaw and John MacCallu:n. "The memory of the just is blessed."

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MRS. W. A. O. DIORSON '

There will be sorrow amongst ii

large circle of friends occasioned by the passing away of Mrs. W. A. O. Morson, who entered unto rest at the Charlottetown Hospital early on Sunday morning.

Mrs. Morson had been a sufferer

for a number of years, and after* treatment in Montreal and long con- tinued cnre in home surroundingsl she entered in Ma last the Home-'

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,wood Sanltarium at Guelph. Ontar-

io. But continuing to grow weaker and hope having been given up of ultimate recovery, the decision was made last week that she should be brought home, and she arrived on Saturday night, by through pullman from Hamilton. 1 Apparently she had stood the journey well, and re- latives hoped that she should be

in social and church activities, and

made many friends. I Four sisters cherish her memory,

Mrs. Hodgson, Mrs. Simpson, Mr:;.I Watson and Mrs. Dei-,Brisuy and the late Mrs. Robert DeBlois was anoth- er of the family I-Ier children died in childhood anal

her illness began shortly after. if not before the passing away of Mr. Morson seven years ago. The fun- eral service is to be held at. St. Pet- ers’ Cathedral on Tuesday morning at 9 o‘ciock, prececded by a requiem celebration at 17.45.

"May thy servant be perfected in

blessedness in that day when Thou makest up Thy jewels."

trade in standard grades of rolled oats was quiet and steady. Out- side of some business that \vas_' transacted with United States buy- crs in western October cheese and current receipts of no one white and' colored at L9 to 19 1~4 the market. was quiet. The receipts were 248 boxes. An easier feeling again prevailed in the butter trade but thtrc was no further change in prices. The demand was quiet and little business was transacted. The' receipts were 81 packages. The egg market was without any neu' feature to note prices being un-1 changed with a small trade passing- Receipts were 1215 cases. Potato and bean markets not available to- night. ,

Joint Installation

Grand Master of the I. O. O. F. of iimii ilu” si‘iI<»olI'0fvIi1 and the ti-oc iul niontlon should be maile of tho Milly COFCOYHH and Brendan Cur- the Maritime pr0vin¢es_ \.|§ited_\\'cre ni:-1-lv <if.»<-.\i~uic<l. .\iI-. lluctm- nresnnt r@<~@ivt~_l iw mf. ¢f»_»,,~1\.\,- ran; closing address. Lily Carter; Wildey Lodge. No. 27 Friday evening .\inr:I`lo|izilil \v;i.== i-li'iii'nIaiI for th" front the pupils, l"I'cni-li lvoi-1:, song. Santa Claus, Gen. Sanphy, Lily and instaued at 3 joint 1nsw_1hmon_li-\~i»niriH und inns* r~xci»llr-'It oi'<lifi‘ l'lru.~:h. Comb nufl Mirrm- sm. Caller. Mary and Margaret Corcor-‘

V G-Wm. L. Munr

Rec. Sec'y.-Frank Nicholson, Fin. Scc’y.-John McLaughlin,

Trcns.-Cluis S, Drew,

Warden-Ernest Mclnnis,

Cond.-John Dryderi,

. G.-G. A. Cudmorc,

.-Herbert Platts,

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CONCERT AND CHRISTMAS TREE AT WOOD ISLANDS

WEST

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-J. A. MacN:Iir,

.-A. O. F. Gill.

.-D. D. Morrison. _-Hugh McKay,

-Geo. McDougall, -Preston Sentner, -Geo. W. Snelgrovc,

ltecitntlon-Sidney Ste\\'nri; Violin_Christmas Day, Gen. Sanphy Lily 1_1: . , Solo-Doutzlns Sii»\v:iI~i; Ilialogn- Carter, Mary and M3-l`i§l1!`eif CCil`¢°1" Moore 'rflllmiii-ixhoéiililiiianizI Juli ---And I \\'on'i .\lui'i-_v Yon; Rui-itii-fan. Mabel McQU8ifi§ rccitnti0I1. Thi? _\|im,|L'. ;;‘m“.,,|l_' ` 1 ` um lion-The Ilug-\VilIii¢i .\l;ic)lilli.in'RCIHHHCO Of it HRIHHIOSR. M£\belMc- "

lieclintioii--A <7liI'isiiIiIi.~i Qiilz-»iQU8id1 l`€'L‘i!l1Ii0ll, My Christmas Miss Gree|1’s Deptf Gradg VI. I

I-*rank Ilui»..\lillun; iii-ciifiiinii »-~‘V;’{iSli. Flrancis Corcoran: Iecitatiou. . l»‘irsi \Vcek ut Si-iiuol-.~\nnie Mu-1-i" DW C IYISIIIIHS Came 10 tilt’ P00!`- __ .~ -. ._ _ , ~ xiiiiiiu; riiuiuuuur Iiuuiu Busiiir-ssfhousc. Mary Corcoran; recitation. 1.' `\.H"""',(“"""'°'_s’ 2` "“_"et uudi-r lliilli-ultlcs; Ri-iiiiiitioii MIiigv7K0€l>ing Christmas, Stella Carter.

lluulilillaii; Reifiiuiion -_-\ Im-ei_vIRcta and Helena Cullen. Carolyno

si-cnc-si<»w.iri -1I.u~.\Ii11=iiI; Inter-'eudBanc1Ic Markcrccitatioll.When - ~ »

iiiissinn-sci.; nf i'.iun_\-; Ii.»i~iuiii<mII;m a Big Girl. Bcity McQuaid: re- mms Sumvans Dem' Grad' V' - when Fiiiu-i~ it-us 1. any-I,i<»\»<i.otation. Soma Claus. Brendan Our- __ i . _ .\l:irtln; ltccltntloii-.\ Hin-il Life- 'Iran and Martin Corcoran: di11i08U¢- uv:-I fin"It.1isfi)0‘iIII;l{in7ie0His RM Iinyinoiiil Sti'\\'ni'i: llinlouiiz- ---'whell We ATC Big. Bilillliile Milli! ' V H ' ‘ A `

r‘liri.~itInus Plots; \,'iu1in Solo -lion-_and Francis Corcoran; rccit.at.ioxI,I gms sicwui-i; Iiiwiiiiiiun---Iii \\'in.i~AI1 Auction of Bachelors. Gen. San»i -Isvhell Stewart: its-riiiitlon--'I`li~zfpilyl di2iUg\l0» A CHFCIUSS Mother, llcly Sioirkiiig-lionnlil _\|n.»Qm»@,,; .Helena Cullen and Urban McQuaid;

_ I`liuli>giie-Tile Troiililed Witiir-ssl Christmas ExeTCI59~ Helena Clliiell.

Iii-.-iiiiiini.-(mil Aiivi.-.~ niiIi».»‘Blof1chc Mark. Francis Corcoran. .\i.noi|i1ini; Iie<~iiiiii.u-_-\ chi-is;-1Urb=m McQuaid: dialogue. Country

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lliuiw .mil llilon llol|n.in (cqthil),

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Mrs- Lewis' Dept- Grade V.

1.--I\liirjoI'ie )Ini~Q-.iui'|'ic. 2.

(‘lii'loi'd Brown, fl. llhof.i.eI'ic Smith.

Miss Dawson's Dept- Grads IV- V

of TMI 0 0 F .'.';.';fsli.'f;';:".;:‘;:;i.i";.’.i 'ti::3iff.s§‘.1‘i:;.;i“2;.st::;ff.i;“;'.1;,f"'~'° ;;.?.ifi; .i‘:.r§.“‘t;..?.‘;:.f.?”:;‘i..‘i.°.?.~ mg,,;ry-1;;gy;-,.g,.,;;f;i=~H\

, ~ - ~ ~1l>-'.<-1‘mlwi~ ‘."_‘nil- .\lihoiii;li the wel- At the close of the progrziniinv I¥’1ald€l`€l"S Dfgllm, Gen. Sanpliy, ' ` ` ‘ ` " -

W? thi r was ii:I:`u\'orIiblf-'ilicru was al Siinla Cliius uppvuiwil :intl distrih- I1 91 and UV lm MCQUHIGI dill-’ i -

Bro. John A. MncNair. Dcputydzirtzo numii'-i' f\I` pciplo pI'esui:t iiicil the iiumeroiis pI'eseIIt.+ Spec- IOEUC. A Slight MiSllU¢l€I`-<lBl'ldil'lK~ MISS Lees Dept' Grade 'V'

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.-Keiili Jelly. 2. .lean McDo‘.v-

ilrcnicn Rankin.

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me omccrs gf .SL Lawrence Lodgui was pI'i-Ss-r\‘i-il. wliilc the i`iillo\\'il1§< A vote r.i’ thIinkS \vu.<i izlvi-Ii the ilh. Mabel MCQ\iHid. Bl'€IidB!`l Cllr- Mm’ Lets Dam' Grad' HI' No. 8. and Wildey Lodge No. 27 for Iu'f>x_rr:InInI.» \vu.- I-I-nilcrcil by the lciu~lu.\r :intl the pupil-3 for ilu- r-ii- rim- Merlin Corcoran. Urban Mc- __ _ - ,__ the ensuing term. ,i\uInls:- if.-iiiiummii piwiiimi. Thu siuuiiu: Quaid. Remarks were passed com-I\-3,1, R(",,]:i,,,$1fI`.F "lf,;;1'.§‘1i;mS`;I;l,,f¥.}-

He was assisted on the 1n5t;,1|ing ltei~li'iiinn. .-\ Little Spcncli -- nt’ the Natioiial Anthem bI~oiIgZ'.t Diimenfins Miss MCQuald on her..`3 K'm'lS- "" ' "

Team by the following past Gt-and5_ ltuliy .‘ilui~.\lillniI; i‘lioru.=.-.~\ Blerrv the pleasant evening to ii close- E005 WOFK in the SCil00i dU!`in8 tileik ' e 1 lmmkms'

Bros, D_F_ Bethune, Angus M¢Each. i'liI~islIII.Iei: lli~i‘ii:iilou-llov: \\'u ---<+>- past few months. and the splendid]M- C b H. D ¢ G d |||

spared to them for A time at least. tem, L. ri. D. nswaii, and Ciauds ri-mi if mi. iiw 'rw-i.<~.--» Iiumifi cnnxsnins cmsmt; A1- program um; had been so wen car-; "‘ “'“" ° ° ‘P ' la ° '

But early on Sunday morning, the Smith of St. Lawrence Lodge, anfl VGIHHLS ili1\l\2\I"~-'I`lIi~ lli~:ifl Dog: BALDWlN’S ROAD SCIIOOI. rivd Out bythe pupils, The teacher 1 1) ii (‘-lli -k 2 Billy

suinnions came and her spirit quiet-_by D. D. Morrison, Kesley Bu;-imc' liwiiiitiuii. 7`lir» '|`nl»- of the (7/»lt » - -- thanked the pupils and visitors forIJ 1"" am ly, 'A `

ly P85506 10 Him Who save il- Mrs. and Theo. Sentner of Wildey Lodge. llfuullil f`I'o\'~'ifu'fl: iliwif-Itioii-~-is I* The Christmas closing oi Baldivlnis their kind attention and co-opera- ° '""m"" G' 'mn 0 H'

Morson was the youngest. daughter! Following is a "st of the omce,-_; .-\uvlIo<f_v's lliI-lui~».-- -_\liili~nlnI .\li|.-- Road School Look place on Thursday tion. Wishing all a Merry Christ-I - If Q G d || of Mr. and Mrs. Theopholis Des- of beth Ledges; ‘.\lill:ni: Oiiiii-:i-ru l<i.-< .lin Qiuirk evening, December 22, The school. mas. the evening closed by singlnv M55 campbe I B mp ` ra e ' Brisay, of Spring Park. Bright and And flu; ltuiiliiiu- lilusy ('liristInns mom wus prettily decorated for the God Save the King. J _ , ., _ ,qt vivncious, she was always a leader( St. Lawrence, No. li Sliuunirip--lli-_tice Sicwiiri; lnnlic- Christmas season and a hcavilylad~ --4,-,...*.__‘m_ I ""`m`" ‘,`Nf`““"l ‘_\,"_'.HMar"m `

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