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i i Reflect Stage Life

rrmv YORIK. Dec. 20—-Rehear- sale, whether-i o"! opera, musical ‘comedy or motion picture. are en- igrossing work. lacking thsglamor that audiences associate witfh stage‘ life.

They are hitsrnesallke affairs, during which the artists and direc- torg apparently forget all else. Even noises of mechanical activities that give the stage the appearance of a workshop are lit-tie heeded, except

IO f... l5‘? in the opera rehearsal when ears ¢ ,a're attuned to musical notes that {Qf lltnttsl he faithfully exacted. i

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I . l Visitors are distracting and!

, therefore barred. But here is anl idea of ‘what takes place.

., in the center of a stage a comr‘;

'l‘he browslonc front houses in the llllil ill" lllllﬂllllearinfr Fulﬁl")? Th‘? QUEEN MARY A3 SANTA

‘tllafi is going through his "busi- ness." Suddenly a cue is given

w-nrul Purl: lVt-st section. home ofold tlWr-‘lllllllri tire hcintf razed almost Sullllnﬁoggmgiﬁ ma: gltglgza Lionel Payuln Bancro“, mam Yew York's cllu- of [he "day Qcvgwnlalviylllljtnﬁtt) Iii“. “or fur tin-dam nnnrt- LONDON, Dec"18___Queen Man. lands in working clothe's_dres_seaI be’. of parliament for setklrkv who ' __‘ v" chose some very orthodox Christ hathlng “m, 0,- costumeﬂ ma; 14ml; has been selected as whip by Mr.

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partment of Technical Education term courses lasting eight weeks and com- mencing January 11th, will be given in Agriculture, Motor Mechanics, Woodwork- ing, Civics, Commercial Arithmetic, Suit-

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considerably more than the com- bined sales of all other Canadian

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Used by the principal amateurs

and professionals, including the Maritime champions, the Trurg Bonrcatc.

These skates arc at moderate

Prices. Ranging from $1.50 to $5.50.

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Two hundred dozen different hoc-

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Princess Mary's elder son will madcap). smlllngl and begln Slug. cL-tcatcd three other candldates_ get a magniﬁcent 10y Ylwhl. more lug. Soon the music stops, the WM, W" "W" dﬂlwiili- H9 "l" ' than 24 inches in length and with chorus smiles its way out and the '1"! l" i 'h""'°°""°d‘ “MP” '" l9‘ picturesque white sails. Princess t-ontedian picks up his antics and'25. but was successful in a dual Elizabeth will have a big white putter “there he 1m off. COMES! I" 192°- wooly doll with very pink cheeks it is a tnusicztl comedy company ‘and most unto-date red, Russian bard at work‘. 'i;be members] of llhe boots. The lttle Princess will also "as. are w" 011s v alert wh e i or - recélve a very gorgeous nurggry lire ohn Ithlo lsttalgelhbut lwhenmawait- Names For Alrplanes

lll llh anlmal ﬁgures em. nzt etr urn n e wngs- ey uls- gllgidteoliodwon n‘ lyearh harm], iProlllelty nreln on?“ Was Pr0bl€m

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Had To Bc Diplomatic

Mo, H, "m, o“, mnnnlwmen, should Across mo city scenes are being difficult to select fivo wltliottt of- »..- pmnnm to [lot llli? hens into tllr- rehearsed in a motion picture sttiio. "ct sunlight whenever possiblc. (‘cr- A small 0l‘t!ll€ﬂi.l'8 0i’ string lmlifll- - ~-i-, gloss substitutes which m-t- now m. l. playing a throbbing plQQQ, _ ‘anions early (HSCOVOTGPQ- also being mnnufncturod permit ultrn-vlo- The vlllalu Walks onlo the set and were on m9 lisp ‘bu; 33am the qlleg- '-"i l""'"*'°" i° m" "lillllilht ml“ horasses the heroine. in different tlon resolved itself vi’ P0551519 P98- ""’“" ‘ml?’ Wm m“ “M” ‘m h‘ parts of the studio carpenters aro ‘onal objections. Then the ships of

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CHEMICAL DEVELOPMENT OF MUSSELS UNDER TEST

WUSCATINE. lownf ﬁrs. 2".-—~ .~\ permanent supply of mussel shells. the raw material for manufacturers of buttons. knife handles, buckles, and other ornamental articles. is promised by experiments being cou- ducted at the United States blolos- lcal station at Falrport, near here by Dr. Ill. M. Ellis. of the-Universi- ty 0t‘ Missouri. Mussel beds have been built up in tlto pust by inoculating Iluh with glocliltlia, the lunvu. of the mussel. uni Ttllflliﬁllll, these "host" fish lu

sections of the river utost suitable ~' for tnussel shell production. The ~ q _ Bridge t

glochldizt drop off and mature in three or four years on tho rivul‘

bod. Dr. Ellis‘ experiments seek n

Sealed tenders will be received at this office, until noon on Thurs- ‘llvillllfl of chemically tievelopim:

m‘ hm“ m 1 gm P “mun m day, January 6th., 1927 for the supplying of the following material; for 2 . ' ‘ . . ". t ‘ e‘ .

glocmdln might behulllallted" with thl repairing" of Haldlrgand Bridge, Lot 15. The lowest or any tender out the use of "host ﬁsh," lbus elim- m’ “was” y aw“, e '

‘noting the uncertainty as to whore ltn tnusstlls are to ho grown, But ‘mt tuukt-ru son in tlic process tho ‘osslblllty of thin-lupin: privately‘ ‘Wll/Jtl uiul stot-"r-tl mussel beds zhnilai‘ to lhc oyster beds.

5O cords of poles, 16 feet long, not lclc than 4 inches at tho 8m!" end, spruce or fir.

20 cords of poles, 1B feet long. not less than 4 inches at the 8m!" end, spruce or fir. '-

13,00D feet B. M. of 3 inch plank, 14 ft. long, spruce or hcmilliik-

13.000 feet B. M. of 3 inch plank. 10 feet long, spruce or hﬂfliﬂk-

2,000 fact B. M. of squared lumber 4"x3", 16 fact long, spruce or hemlock.

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Cramps! Plank and squared lumber to be mineral-edged aggrgxle grmakllanlv ‘ramps. 0w 0 and shag“ and all material to be su ect o e a -

. ister of Public Works. Stop Them Qulckl Poles to be delivered at site. Parties tendering for plank and Iqllll‘ t site. All ma- wheu you have cramps’ ll l5 ‘a ed iumoer may tender for material F. 0. B. Wellington or a l m“ utlglity quit-k relief thut you want. "H?" i0 be delivered not laterhthaﬂ (‘he 131th 0f‘ Mamhv 1927 Pa Good old "Ncrviiino" is sure as ‘llldﬂlllil ma)‘ “"5" 7°’ ‘m’ w ° ° m‘ n p ' death to relieve crouips in a hurry. Just a few drops in sweetened water mid the pain is gono. Buy a bottle ot trusty old Nervilino to- day aud keep it handy. Nervillne is a common household llGUQcBlly an is so useful iu case of sudden il ness at night, or when cramps nausea. diarrhoea. vomiting or the like occurs. Sold everywhere in

For further Information apply at this office- Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned and marked "TEN!" for Haidlmand Bridge." L. B. MacMILLAN, _ d _ ~ ‘Secretary of Public Works l_ Department of Public Works. Charlottetown, P. E. I. December 1T, 1926. l ‘ 3442-l2-21-tts-8l. 1L.‘

Another mineral which hens need in smnll amounts is common snlt. The only snfe wny to feed this element, ivowerer, is to include it in the mash mixture. and when no included, cure must he taken to see that the salt is flnelv grnnltltitotl and tltorouﬁhiy mixed with tho rest of the mosh. Ono round of salt to 100 pounds of mush

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workhg iudustriously and noisily. Just of! the set are actors and cx- tms waiting to be called. Tbey,i too, find it irksome business as they talk in low tones. retul or stroll about aimlessly.

—-¢0>-___ TEN MILLION CHRISTMAS TREES FOR U. S. HOMES

i \VASHPNG='I'ON, Dec. 2il.-—Cnrry- ing Yuletide cheer with tlinirtwitik- ling lights, about ten million (‘hflili- mas trees will find their way into American homes this year. The Christmas tree hill will be about $5,000,000 for the growing of tho trees is now nn industry.

"Cut your Christmas trees pro- perly for conservation is wise." says the American Tree Assocln~ tion. "This when dono properly means a thinning which the fort-sl needs. Properly gathered for tin- tnarket these trees do not represent a drain upon our forest resources." , The Nature Association agrees with Prof. Woodbridgs Mcfcalf of the School oi‘ Forestry of the Unl- ‘vc-rslty of California, who says: l

“Docottse of the wastage lillﬂ nn ‘exaggerated notion of tho influence

Columbus were suggested but some historians show there were three ‘n the discoverers fleet, and five na/mes were needed.

Namrs of rivers were advanced. Again objections. on account of cou- fusiou that might ar'ee in tho trans- mission of dispatches, should, for example the "Parana“ crash into tho “La Plato."

Emblem Also Bothered

Nor was the selection of names the only pfﬂllliill. Ch0‘ce of an em-blom for the planes appeared to have possible ititernational repre- cusslore. The first nmblem submit- ted had at the upper right edge the American Eagle, hearing an olive branch. Bu; to certain officials there were thinrg that might be tnisl-nterpretetl. Tho eagle was too lnrge. Ho was placed higher than the South American continent. What was more, flying towards it and pnsiﬂbly some one might think the old ib'rd was grinning, or even wome. smirking. l

ISo, the apparent trite yet prac- tical names of American cities were "tlontevi for the ships. and their em~

of Christmas tree cutting on flu blem became a convontlonal one

future supplies of tlmher for the nation some well intentloncd but misguided individuals have. in rc- cent years urged that tho cuttlmzl of Christmas trees be prohibilotl by law or at least frowned upon by forward looking citizens.

The success of the movement for forest protection depends largely on tho development of a very WlIlO- spread appreciation of tho forest in the minds of the American people. There is probably no better wny of instilling a love for trees in lin- hearts of the rising generation than the use of the little evergreen llll

the central ﬁgure of the Phrlatmns.

Festival."

L-AIRGE WOOL SHIPMENT

The last steamer to clear from . ontreal before the close of navi- gation for tho present season ostr- rled a shipment of 70,000 pounds m‘ graded wool from the Canadian (‘.0- operlfive Wool Growers. to Liver- ‘pool. This was the largest ship- mnwo n’ rrrvnl from this rotwtry- to

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showing n. winitcd circlo enclosing the North anti Soutlt American con- tlnents.

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"One gets used to helm: the lll0ii1l- tel" "Nit of the nictilrr-s" remark- ad Tom Mix, "but outridlng aval- anches and skipping cbnsms is not the worst of it. The altitude often makes such ltnrd play exhausting.

and even painful." I

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