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ENTIRE CHANGE or vau- DEVILLE mctuomo THE SPECIAL rzaruac scorrcu ac-r.

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Eveninq-(Wc. 52c. 80c. Mat-Adults 26_c.Chlldren 16c

Radio Program

cN RA-313 Metres ,

Ti. bTRANDIAT Jflilo 5..

2nd, 1924.

‘try "Fzicle All.“ "ill p. m:

1

Ii. it. (lander. . Piano Solo, SrltClHI. .\li.~.< .\I.'lri.lu White

Mrs. T‘ H. lNalsh

p.mm

Soc Wescy Barry tn the r0‘: r_ g1 a kid who has to lathe: and ‘motner two brothers-and pep up an exciting r0 vlaficc.

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Wzllti-r Sllcphartl '. l'i-.ii:u S010. Polichennclli. .

A \ .. hlarion \\'hlie

Sung 0f Arnby- Lorne lit-Kendrick

. (‘lllltrulto Solo. Selected. .\irl-t. '1‘. ll. \\’alsb

lllulitl. Lorne McKt-ndrlck- "his. ' n] ijfsigte l2 Baritone» Solo, Jack's

It. R, (lander (Hill SAVE THE KING

Declines To

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Statement of Commission.

Al. ‘hSt. John

llmlnissitm follows:

‘SHOP from Holman‘: Cltllol.

POLICE COURT. —'l‘he cue of a man for breaklnl and entering was concluded at the Police Court yesterday afternoon, sentence be- ing sus-pneded for two months-

YORK BRANCH OF FIILE S0- CIETY will hold it; anpnal meeting in Brackley Church on Wednesday evening at 7.30. when Rev. J. M. Murchison, District Secretary will speak. The election of oflicera will

WILL ADDRESS O. W, L-Rev.

lake mace. Everybody wekoma of flour the retail and wholesale

yvmsr tn noeaav HALL to mofiow. (Wednesday) nisht. s‘ 1102-12-2-11

prices. The Montague Furnishing Co., Ltd. l082-12-2-m3i.

MONTHLY MEETING of the Catholic Women's League at Ros~ ary Hall tonlght.—l102-12-2-1l

INCREASE IN PRICE .OF BREAD-Owing to advance in price

price of bread will be increased One cent per loaf. to take effect Tues-

0 . LUMBER WANTED-“Wite for

evtry’ alr_ passagtn.

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0 If your nostrils areTclogged and your head is stuffed diecause of nasty catarrh. or a cold. apply a lit- tle pure, antiseptic cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through Lng and

healing sovollen. in

Ely's (‘team Balm ~ any durg

more, Your clogged nostrils Opt-Ill rightfup; your head tls clear; nol

ed ltienlhr- lll. a. "The Eagle ..

Father Crolten of St. Dunn's Lin-id“?- Dec- 311d- EW" Ymlfimi l“

I M°"°t°"' N" B" Tuuday’ Decemb" .\lr. (‘reelman hIacArthur. Sunl-

vuo p. m-—lk‘d Time Stories. - .\lr. Albin Johnson, Belding.

liurizoilt- Solo, Nancy Lee, . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.lAdamsl

, (‘ontrallo Solo. Crossing The Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. t.\le\vplll

O ‘ IS i. Tenor Solo, .\iary of Argyle. rl Ina t Lorne McI-(cndrick by Jgufl 33596508 .7 Aiulldolin Solo. Souvenir. ..

"I'M irwlull" Wm" " ' ’ to ‘ it." till. m“

llzlllil Saw and Bell. Selected.

. (RiiChIlHiDlIlOII

Tl-lior Solo, I'll Slug ‘The Hon‘ JV A. xiumnald‘ hummer

_ lil-ilding Selection from Drum-

ll. Aillndolin Solo. llunloresque . . (Dvorak)

.\lr. W. A .\icl\'e-l—Acc-ompanist.

ivenity, will address the Catholic‘ Women's League in‘ Rosary Hall

vited to attend. ' ---<0->—i-

PERSONALS

('01. D. A. MacKiunon, D. S. 0., A, D. C.. is confined to the house suffering from a bad cold-

mt-rsidt», was in the city on a visit yesterday.

.\lich.. is among the guests regist- cred at the Queen.

.\lessrs A. Keith Lord and Austin Campbell. Cape Travcrso spent the week end in Traveller's Itcst. K.

“rs. Robert Rhymes. Belgotrnic Farm. Dunstaffnage underwent an operation in P. E. I. Hospital on Saturday and is making satisfac- tory progress toward recovery-

The Misses Elizabeth .\icQuaid and Lena Ostridge returned to thvl city yesterday after spending the

' week-cud in St. Theresas.

of Public Works. has returned homo from attending the Conven- tion of the Good Roads Association

Tues“ even“: M 8 o-clock The than prevails throughout the main- ladies if the congregation are in- 15°41 cllfalkefi-r4lol-lz-2-ll

crease Charlottetown ls being sup» plied with bread at a lower price

Smugglers Are

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near Martha's Vineyard.

Thert- the customs men hailed bootlegger, who, when he hear who they were. sped in the other dirt-Alon as fast as possible Meanwhile the food supply on {he boat was running low and the fresh water had disappeared The three tilt-o had to use cracked ice when- ever they waled water. '

A day or two later, off_.\lartha‘s Vineyard, the three, men hailed a passing bout. tht- owner of which was a bootlegger en route to rum row.-_ They covered him with a machine gun and finally induced him to pilot them to Woods Hole. .\l;lss., 55 miles away.

At \\'00ds Holt- they took up (l collection and rewarded the boot- legger for towing them in. They left the boat there for necessary repairs.

Wordof the loss of a rum run~ ning tug with her eleven men ,and a $400,000 cargo of rum soiuewhvtv between New London, Conn, and Newport. R. l. was received ln this city today. The loss occurroti. so far as could be ltnrned a week

held last week in Toronto.

The games of basketball which

M are being played between the dif- qhm’, m S,“ (E1113) fcrent teams in the Queen Square

basketball league are 0f n high 0r- dcr and excellent work is b01118 tlOlle by tho players.

1072_12,2,n111_ Their is splendid material in the

make-up of the teams from which great players will develop. and it will not be long before n great

their places in the senior ranks‘.

Ideals 12; Beetles 11. The Beetles and Ideals played the

Th" ‘ili-"Wm-“i °l We boundaw third game of basketball and i-t

" i Q, S, S, according to (such information I

IN 6'4 ' » \"\_VQ” h--id 1i lllrtln-r lnocling todaySincel B ‘ . its 1lrt:\'l0ll$ met-ting, NOYBIHDGI’ 5 the whistle‘ 12_11_ Exchemenlt ran

_g Ill XU\'I‘IIAII"I' T. tho commission has high among the Spectators and may.

i ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 "*“'v"“ ll

\OOOOOOOU-OOQ‘Q'&4OQOOOQQO-

"Tho Irish boundary commission-

‘sirln or to appear before it by coun- sel or otherwise.

l "The (Iovcrnnlent of the Free ‘Qtatt: in response_to similar inquir-

proved to be thc fastest junior

an in trunllliurilcution with the em, an first one mam ‘vould lead sh ‘(iovi-rnnlcnt and with the and the“ the other m. [he score.

Forwards

Gormley~ . . . . . . . . . .. E. Hornby

ago lust Sunday in a storm which swept the eastern coast. The tug was the William Malon-

ns was obcainablei She was fortn- erly the Cwpitul, nnd Ilad liven out. it. was said’ to the vessels in tht- ruin fleet lying off Montnuk Point. There she had taken on 10,000 cos t-s of rum valued at $40 a use, and started for New London.

_ She reached NOW London safely land then set a course for Newport. The last known of ht-r was when.

luqrt-fhavrking or snufflng. (‘oullt fifty. All the sinffness. dryuessq struggling for breath is gonc. You] fell tine. |

Grand Musical

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a thcme representing the Church.

This is followed by ‘a rl-stlt-ss

nlovcnlent always increasing itl passion. tlupicting the \\'orlll with all its galely and frivolity and cul- minating in a trumpet fanfare us a nolt- oi victory. From ufllr~ils though forgotten——is ht-ilrll thc (‘hurch theme pleading with thi- world to leave its sins bt-hintl, The World is loathe to giro up its pleasures and reminiscences of its lhvllli‘ are ht-ard ill conjunction wvlth that of Church. Its pleas- urt-s however, are short lived for lht- Church, steatlily-incrrzlsillg ill [ill\\'('f', risu; supremo ovt-r its rntlnitrs. The cliluux is rvalrlictl in the (‘horailp calling for till. full rrstlurces of lilo org-an 1l(.‘(".)lll])iill< il-d by tho bells proclaiming thc dominant HON" of victury~thc "Church triuulillluilt."

E l l ‘V. A Tone POwIII “'l‘llc (‘hurcll l

Following was the programme: inoonan Pan One

1. Overtime rlo %alii'.' of-‘Bagdad . . . . . . ......'.......... Bolldlell MrQFletcher1 II. a. Baliitaimlamastnr rc tlcllc ‘ncque proforde tfrom Lkalrlcane) . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . .. Meyerbvtir b. "lnqulsta Tomba Oscura" . . . . . . . . . . . . Beethoven .\lr. Xcwcomhe

. Pierce b. Nocturne . . . . . . . . . . .. Curran c. "The Pipes of Gordon's llien"

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hammond "

.\lr. Xcwcombo

l\'. a. "ll is enough". . Xlclldclssohti b. "ls Nut Ilis Word Lilo.- a Fire",

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . Hllt-utlclssohtl l (from I-Ilijalli i

c. ltecitc: "Thou Saith the 1.0m"! llaudel‘:

.\lr. ht-yvcolnlic l

Triumphant" . . . . , . . . .. Scllurs l tTlii- (‘hurt-ll \'l rslls Ill" World! Sir. Fletcher

Part Two l \'l. a. "(loldt-n Sunlight illltl Azlli-i- j - .... l\'oulnlllvnivll i ‘Slit Ftur , , . . . . . . .. Loud: ‘In tho Silvt-r Night. . . . . l , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RllCIllIlllnlllOV .\lr. Nt-ivctillllit- \'ll. n. “Bill Mo to Live" lialtoll ll. "Thl- (‘nvi-" . . . . . . .. Scllnl-iilt-r c. "Tllt- llullr Glass llurlcigh .\lr. Nclvcotllbc

\'lll. a. "When lllu King XVcnt

Forth to War" .. Koelll-nlnn h. "\\'o Sway .~‘lltlnfl"~ Nlzlllisolll c <~ ‘ l Drill llnlndwlw

_ . . . . .. Niollsstlrgsliy .. (lndnlllltlffl Mr. Nuwt-nnillv. ill lltllllllilll to tin- nhovo Illilllr lllafi .\lr. Xtwvcllllllio, in rl-splnlw

[at four o'clock on the afternoon 4li'

many of them will be able to lake a ‘Nek 93° 13$ Smlllillfl Sh? $90k"! to another steamer and signalled:

‘that all was well. Both vessels lwere in the midst of the storm-

er that hour and the only supposl-l

KZllllP. ever Dlayetl. The Ideals head- interested in the Inn's Wyflse it. ' ed the score at the last blow ol|:]l(1;*wlnsl‘1vt;th“'=A-‘ll, ehnasnllllfetl and wmlti .1\ S.

t.

Rheumatism Pains

.. 6 , E F01‘ I. IN‘ lIl.~‘llI'illl(‘0 o {Jilliltlilit Ofllhllr lllisllTifeiestfilée Itusll and hlcMuhon scored mostlY l, l ‘3; UT "Tn T“ a" - __ e 9 for the ideals. While Gormley and -

2 corisut , 1)‘ 2. '1 W‘! ""1" 1M B11115“ ('°‘e"“' Trainor accounted for a g00d nlllll- 0 II. M. NUII H . g m~~nt and Ixorthcrn Ireland indic- be, o; pom“; m, the 369,198‘

z 156 Richmond skeet ‘I 316', in rcspct-t to inquiries made by The “new”;

. phone 362 ‘tin- ullllil n. that neither of _

Q q Illvst- lwo Governments desire to 5551155 |D5AL3

M<¢+HN*""*°°"°'°" submit a statement. to he commis- Came

The storm increased in fury alts‘, j

tion of those ill this city who were’ 7

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Red Pepper Heat

When you are suffering with‘ rheumatism so you can hardly got around just try Red Pepper Rub Trainor . . . . . . . . . . . .. r. Rush and you will have the quickest“ Benoit . . . . . . . . . .. o. lifcMahon lief known.‘

Welsh

Stove size for tur- naccs. Chestnut size for base burners-

This is ‘a high grade coal and ls giving tntire satis- faction low in ash and free from smoke and soot.

"T-HE MAXIMUM OF HEAT"

W.D. GILLIS 8; CO.

Phone 176

(‘OIIIIIIISSIOII by counsel.

lings will be private." I l - ' - i

‘bcr: Grade X A Alice McCarthy Carrie lilcCarron Eileen Rooney ll Margaret Allcnby ‘Marion Macdonald Dorothy O'Brien l Dorothy McKenzie I Grade IX Elle-n Cuntwcll Mary Dooley Nora Murray Grade VIII .\i:lry Moran Eva ltannhan Mario Monughan Grade VII

liiliéillliillil lllllclts

utcv- urc-

_ é ivilnlrgargt Cheverle l cen onway Wilt-n‘ you tvnni 1i (Nady! O'Brien Grade VI _, , , . n ‘,0 I Agnes Pigot MIIINIIIITI; (Lil iy 2 Fathering Dicks - . :i st-rvo at all aitt-rntltlll 3160a,“? » Gratin V tt-n try our UIPM‘, 1 m“), my“, '2 Mnrjtlritl Mitchell |il_\'f'l' loo c r t- a m 3 "flunk? (‘olylcw 1H1 (3 _. , ' . . 1 Ella Ilogun lllit ks, quart m pltlf 2 Wrlam mm" l. “"9" I - - Cat-run

Grade III

l Orchard liroilgh any é . ggrlzrfihzflwalker

3 Marie Araenault

|'(‘l'fl‘(.'"0lI cloak-r. 0r

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‘direct front IIH.

(Ztiltrjl ireamerics

, Lid.

22s Flurdyhst. ‘Phone ass ' “r “V t‘. .

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A. J. T. Illflde ll formal statement with lrw-gnrd to Article 12 for a treaty RA MacDonald llli‘l\\'l:ttll Great Britain and Ireland, p; _ _ ' lllltlvl‘ which the commission has Sub n lllxw-Il vonstltutt-d. The response re- 1,, r lt-t-ivctl from the Government of the R@g@re@__g_ 33w,“ q Frct- Slut-.- intimated that it was Tlmer_cl Coym - » JIPSITOIIS of appearing before the

l V"At today's tilt-cling the commis- c " .‘ H ‘ ' a5“ w“ Played m‘ ‘he L- °t C- from red peppers, costs little nt the (J0\('I'IlI|1ln1 of the Free State 1100p, Saturday mommg m 1030 Int an early date. This hearing will bggween the 1d“); and 0h Boys ‘m’ hum l" 11°11'10" and the DPOCEBII‘ and it turned out to be another

NOTRE DAME ACADEMY.

and H. Ilennessey F. Doyle i‘

Ilol-tithy Robertson, Bernice S‘l'"1°1'_F|'°dfl Hllflllefl

Iticbardlnil Grunt, Mary Mc- Take

Gum-d; Nothing has such concentmhell B. Doiron penetrating heat as red peppers Renrdon

Ideals 2o; on Boya 17. 1 tlsm torture is gone.

any drug store. Get a jar at once

win for the Ideals. score 20-17. When the whistle blew for time up the score was _13-13. and it as agreed for ten minutes extra pl y.

next four points for the Oh Boys (two field goals). ‘ Line-up as follows:

OH BOYS IDEALS

Forwards ___ é: K552i‘. 111:: .... .:.‘.’: lélfilfil STOCK " K. McNllllan B. Doiron 1cm“ c. Coyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. E. Ilornby \\’. Mclsaac . . . . . . W. Power Plnkham’. Vega-m‘ c°m'

Referee——C. Purcell. P°""d ------------------ -- 31-25

Timer-E. Goes.

Father John's Medicine ............................ .. $1.25

Absorblna Jr. ......... .. $1.25

Grade ll

1 Eleanor Walker

2 Gertrude McCarron

3 Marion Mahar COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT

Gregg Shorthlnd

Melolda ....................... .. 25c

P ..... . . Junvlorqmlry Hughes 9P! ...................... .. 25c

Typewrltlng ' ' Scnior—Enlmeline Mulhern Papa’. Dflwalm" """ “ 60° J I -—M 9t P .tt- -‘ " - u“ or Baggfizuplnagquo ‘" California Syrup Figs 60c

l00%—Rits Maolnfyra, Dorothy

perm Peroxlno Powder $1.00 .

Lllterln) 35o, 65o ‘L26 squirm’- ‘roliin Paste 50¢

All Excess Fat

Do you know that thud is a ‘llmple elective remedy for ovnrfatnrnn. ono that may he used safely and secretly by any nun or woman who is losing the llendernrsl of youth’! It is the txlll~ let form oi’ the now famous Marmola Prescription. Thousands of men and women each year regain slender, health- ful figure! by using Msrmola Tablets. Yon. too, can expect to reduce steadily and anally without going through long sielrs of lreaame exercise and starva- tion diet. Narmnla Prescription Tablets are sold by all u-nililtl the world over at one dollar a bu. or you can sl-nnrn them direct rrom the Marmolu tvnytlr-neral Motor: 81113., Detroit, Mien, on receipt of price.

Ghulhh’: 13pm Bait: 20c

Squibb’: Castor 0|! 40¢

Tue REXALL POEoa zls KODAK STD!!! 55¢

. W. Power Instant relief. Just as soon as g you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel Duffy . . . . . . . . .. Art McEachorn the tingling heat. In three min- utes it warms the sore spot through and through, Frees the blood circulation, breaks up the congestion-and the old rheuma-

Uee it for lumbago, neurritis, back- ache, stiff neck. sore muscles, colds lnchest. Allnost instant a; lief awaits you. Be sure to get t‘e genuine, with the name Rowlcs on Th" TQHOVFUIE Pupils received the Hush started things going with it each packflge- "m

illlghkhll averages in the different field goal and then followed by gtrntlcs for the month of Norcm~ McMahon. Ilennesscy scored the

antinuclear‘ ‘1-1- er-i r‘ ‘ 6‘

Back of ‘every Christm ‘ thought-is the cosy. conten I l | a All Cast Pipeless Furnace. ‘ I .. .

their draw-ha cks.

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V" You Can't Have a appy, Merry Home this Christmas If the House is not Well Heqtech-Even Dickens. Could Successfully Picture That.‘ ‘A '

Before you think of h Merry Xmas for othcrg, make sure of onc for your own family. Charity begins at home and the real Christmas ‘SPIFIQ silouid start there too-it will if you have an Enterprise Pipwle5$ Furnace. '

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