THURSDAY,

Special llalueefrom Our large Carpet Department

Heavy,

Printed Linoleum‘ Rugs Excellent Qualltyz One.

Pieeein Beautiful Color Combinations.

71-2 x 9 ft; $8.75

Sixes 6 x i) ft: $7.00

FLOOR OILCLOTII RUGS

Made in one piece, tion colors of lilue and lfose, Tan, (‘ream and Black. Sizes (i x 9 ft, $4.50; 71,2 x 9 f1, $5.75; 7 1-2 x 10 1-2, ft $0.50. FLOOR OILCLOTII 5 lovely patterns 48c sq. yard. L’ yards wide . . . 90c sq. yard FRlLLED CURTAINS 95c per pair WINDOW SHADES Dark Green and Cream Window Shades FLAT (‘['it'l‘.\l.\‘ RODS 13c each, 2 for . . li.\"i‘itr.~\ liFAYY QUALITY PRINTED LINOLEIY )1 Five patterns 1o choose from, 2 yards wide - . . 8.50 p61‘ Hil- Y0- lioublo width . . . . $1.70 sq. yd. l).-\.\i.-\(il<}l) (lOXQiOLEVLTM BUGS .3x31-2ft. , . $10.00

25c

Sizes 2 x3 ft. $6.50

Damaged Oileltiih Mats 3x4 1.3

Prowse Bros Ltd.

FOR BARGAINS 1N

9x911;

in eombina. .

67c each '

9 x 12 1'1. $14.00

9 x1012 ft;

$1 1.35 $12.25

'l‘APES'l‘RY CARPET‘ ltLTi-S In beautiful patterns. Sizes 71-2 x 9 ft; 9 x 1.0 1-2 ft- ‘ $10.00 $15.75 HEAVY BRUSSELS SQUARES Sizes ti 3,4 x 9 ft 9 x 101 2 it. $18.50 $29.00

TAPESTRY IIEARTH HUGS hizes 22 x ~10 inches . $1.25 each AXMINWPER IIEARTH BUGS flood quality. Special $3.00 each RICYIQRSIBLIE SDIYIfNY-i lll".\ RTH BIKES

x 54 inches. Salli price $3.50

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Size

BRFSSICLS l[l<‘.-\lf.'l‘ll HUGS

Sizes 27x48 inches Special $13-75 Sizes 27x54 inches, Speeiill $3.00

BEST QYALITY \\'lL'l'()._\' RU GS 9x12 ft. worth $125.00 for $85-00

to clear $1.00; 3x7 1.2 $1.50 cil-

llOY Si") F11 RN lSlilN GS

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small token ofrcxuenlbrance -

Westem- Guardian 7 AH.” from acumen- sealed

-ros LATE wssfsnu News ——Psge 3 is available. _ ti,

—DICTIONARIEB can be had at, the Westemflusrdian Office, Wat-- ter Street, Snrnmerside. for only fifty cents with a new or renewal subscription. ti;

-GUARDlAN8 0N SALE at the‘ Guardians western office in the tidcNelll Buildine. Sornmerside. every day. ' '

—C. E. P. VEO, RAWLEIGH man. thanks his patrons for gen srous patronage during the past, and solicits a. continuance of some.

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-—GUARVDIAN O FF)‘ C E.-—'l‘he Guardian's Western Office is now located in the McNeil] ‘Building. Water Sh. Summerslde, where subscriptions, news or advertising will -be received. The phone num- ber is 233.

—-LAID TO REST.—- The body of the lute Mrs William Stewart. who died in St. John arrived in Sum- mersulo on Tuesday evening ne- companied by the deceasetbs hus- band and daughter and wvus laid to rest yesterday in the People's Cemetery. The funeral was beldl from the Presbyterian Churchg‘ Suiumerside, being largely aitendl ad. The funeral service was clin- ductcd by Rev. Mr, Mitchell and; Rev. Mr. Iloothroytl. The pall- boarerswere Messrs T. D. liuuisln’, ll. T. ilolmnn, A. S, McKay, M, 1.. Bradshaw, W. A. Stewart and l-Jr.‘ Sinclair, ‘

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Passes/tbs

—-.\‘lr. and Mrs. Roy SilltlpbauLi Suunuersitle, have returned from] a pleasant visr. to Truro, lialifatit. and other Maritime places. -

-—+..\ir. Sayre Sleeves. Summer- side left Saturday morning for Vvolfville, N. S.. to resume his studies in Acadia Academy.

'. Vernon Smith, teacher at tilc Sumlucrside High School has entered on his duties after Spend-l in): the holiday season at his homo:

JANUARY 14, ~.

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More News from the “Buy at Home” , “Cannon” Towels

.60c. each or $1.00 pr.

\\'hon a great IIoteL-of as Itigh a gra do as makes the “CAN NON" Towel standard (!(]ll1[)IIl(‘ll1‘_ you the Hall mark of excellence. “(Xv-XX NON” 'i‘owels at a. bargain price_

NON" 'l‘owcls bear offers you an opportunity to secure

(PANNON ‘Towels. bought direct in euornn ous quantity, from the makers, heavy, soft. big, absorbent White 'i‘urk1sh 'i‘oweis size

23x48 inches 60c each, $1.00 per pair

Order these splendid values by mail if

you are out of town,

--- $1.00 each or #1 .15 p;

"u... “.‘nl.'i‘liIOR-E” of‘ New yo“, ..now that meangrtltnt “GAIL

This “jiUY AT HOIIIE SALT)” now

(‘ANNON Towels, thick, heavy, soft soak_ ing up water like blotting paper, tho per,

feet bath towel, big generous size, White 'l‘urkish. Size, 26x54 inches ~

$1.00 each or $1.75 per pair 1'01‘ the “BUY AT HOME

SALE” we will send them POSTIEUI) on recchit oi‘ price. l1‘ you are not delighted with your bargain we shall gladly refund your llmney. e .

8 Specials from the Men's Store, for “Buy at Home Sale ”i

Boys’ and Hows Sport liose. sizes from 7 1-2 to 11. Plain greyms with fancy tops, and brown lteathers with fancy tops. knit, good weight, made of union y'arn. Very special _ai . . . . . . . .50e pair

Boys or (iiris Ski llose iiThc-auv weight grey (Oxford) shades, sizes from 7 to 8 at. 50c

This hose is made full length leg with atljustable band at knee, sizes 8 L2, 9. £11,?" 10 60c pr

Men's medium weight, all wool, fancy col_ ors eoai. sweaters, plain colored shawl col. ars. These sweaters are in nice. shades we have all sizes for men, lilxeeptional value . . . . $3.95

Mews lleavy winter weight 'i‘weetl caps. Inside band Kling Klose adjusinient Price $1.00

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n-ceeo-eeeoe-é-I-I-e

Ribbed -

lleavy 'l‘\vt'ed caps, wcll lined with ear hands and Kling Klose adjustment, the materials of this line is of good weight all wool coatings. " Very remarkable value

Rica's heavy wool knit sweater coat style, with shawl collar, talastlc knit cuffs, tat-o H1111‘ gmckets. Shades plain brown antlplaiu camel. .-\ splendid sweater for the cold weather, at a low price $2,313

Knit 'i'ies suitable. for men or boys in a .i-l'l‘eal variety of pretty sitades in stripes particularly‘, nnule from fibrt» silk, ful] length .lhis line will surprise you . . 25c ea.

Men's good warm coat sweater with shawl collar, two gioclcets, elastic cuffs, made from soft; cotton and wool in grey heather, only . . . . $24K)

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Eastern Guardian

--'SHOP from lioixnnnfe Catalog.’

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..*J. W. MURDOCK, Moniaugtxg ceivetl 1926 Calendars for Guardian readers renewing or subscribing. Also Dictionaries. Renew at once and get one. ._ tf

. " N HOCKEY CIRCLES-diath- thc Vics and Violet Hockey Clubs

,I.\‘F.I\N'I‘S “llllTll PULL UYIQRS r 69c PAIN ‘fhcsc are made from soft, warm, white wool yarn some with feet, others without a real bargain 09c ].l'i"i‘LE GIRLS‘ 'i‘i)QUE AND COMBINED 79c This dainty warm outfit is shown in Pink Sky and \Vhiie, made front fine i('(l\\'\')0|

Sh‘ A R 1*‘

'\\'lll'l‘l'1 wool. nxrrrlcp (;.\u.\"r|.|¢'l'

(i-LOYES 79c A PAIR.

'l‘ltese gloves arc just; the thing ‘for cold days for skating, tohogging or, snowsltotg ing, made from soft thick brushed wool. lilii WOOL KNPETET) 'l‘0QUl<1 AN!) _

SCARF COMBINATWON FOR YOUNG LADIES’ $3.00 ‘ Warm, neat and. cosy for sk:_|1i|1g' and out

bell presiding at the organ. Supper 0f (lrorgciowu have (rompletetl

MALPEQUE

was served and a _ brought to a close by the singing 0t the National Anthem The evenings‘

expression oi’ the high cslcciu in WlllCll you arc hold. Winn is our loss will be the Royal Victorians gain.

good time was

lll"l!' organization fur the season’ and iliozgriowxi will as in ycals‘ pas‘. p111 one oi‘ more inst teams on.

yarn very pretty and serviceable.

“TIITE \\'()()L IEOOTWCES FOR BA BY‘

door sports.pretty' rango of colors.

2 PAIR FOR 45c

pleasure was one of glad surprise to ‘Mr, and ilirs. Donald and it is earnestly hoped that this anniver-

,\1r,.-_ LEO Owen of Hnmlton left un Friday, January 8th ‘.0 viat 1W1 sister Mrs. Charles ‘Stewart 0f

tyughing you God-speed 4m} Qygry the * issy stirfacenllotll clubs huvci

success m life, we are your old luul -:v~- u! awed wQrkW-us and 110i These. dilinty‘ little liootees are inst the thing 1o keep baby's feet nice and warnt, a ' '

Momrcal and her son ».\ir. Stewart (Jwcn of Toronto. Mrs. Uwcn ex- putts to bo absent about a mouth.

sary may

dress" Mrs. James A. Camplnll, llur- '

llugtou. has been the 811951 "l Mrs. Chester Simpdfln. Aialilflillle [luring the ended» neighbor-g

lyir. Ralph liwstis of Charlotte- town and .\1r. Christopher Harper wish that

greater happiness and success for them. The

To Mr. and Nlrs. James Donald~ On this the 25th anniversary of your marriage

scmblcd here to offer you our cun- grutulations and fully express the

a GOOHWJY i0 pupils and chums.

The presentation of a beautiful grey mole-skin hand bag was made by bliss impulse Ramsay, the host» ass, Mls. Simpson Inadc some kind reference to Miss Donald and many others _oi the ‘company expressed their good will and good wishes. 'l‘he.~;e a_ll, including the address and gill were gratefully acknowledged by the recipient and it is bclicvcd

prove

following is the ad-

we. your fricutls,

and relatives, have as-

you have many mole

doubt are willing and {ready to “faee-off“ with any of the other [ruck-chaining aggregations in tbe_ couniy.~ A.

~..‘SHOWERED.—The home of Mrs. Hudson Longaphic, Suuris lilac Road, was the SCOllc of a most pleusilni and entertaining reunion on Friday night when tin: members of the Ulcn More \\'0u1cn's insti-

are made from nice soft whiip wool, 23c pr, z p“; 45,“

MOORE- Mason

of Vancouver, B. C.. were the Kilt-Sill of their aunt MPB- L. D. MncNutt, rlialpequc for several days.

lute and their mole ilienls, gather. 1d to present Mrs. Longitpnle with loads oi‘ presents and felicitotinns __ __ on her approaching marriage next “:‘::"=_:‘_ week to Mr. Hector McNevin of ' . , -, . .,. .l idortnnc Bridge. The resents were Bu“ ware Hawk‘ jet t-hu -g'“‘°“_ purilc-ulztrly valuable gs wullns use “Hamlin? h: fhls and munyfnhm m, musmy for hounehmfl purwSmL gases is i re changcdihut is ivlfliilglll. .\i'ter the {lrescntations and felici- ‘ m‘ honhstfoigoo In?“ farm ‘an-l- tations dancing was indulged in "y “it-er ‘my m"? Lhfiyged “,2?” m“, greauy e“joycd_ Supper was-com] 110115 and sulruunlngs, re aervetl in fine style and it was al- we“? centres of pop“ “mm ‘“‘_“"] most thc break of day before the $1.20?“ i“ me elfpefs“ “t the Pun], visitors deported all wishing dillrsl f“ gfowu‘. a and mean 519mm Lullgilvpllli} aniline groom-elect Mlttmusileflty ‘or the farme" y“ xicNevm the ‘lenmpm (‘Ongrélulikrhaxigiiig conditions maymean tho ‘Hon, ' ‘ W t llJrunllflllg down of many cherished oea s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crozicr oil l Kelvin, Mrs. Samuel Cnrruthers and: "wrHE EXOQUS 3°“ merrily. _’“"" _ " -_* son of Carleton, Mr. and Mrs. Alex ~ m, llui.\\'li.llSi.2llli|lllR the hlzh prim-l Mrmngwopo SCARCE AND ._ lnspeellwr 1.. W. Shaw of (busing of Burlington, Mn and if [minions at least in tho LEnsterntHlGi-l ON THE |SLAND.—Appi-op-,Georgetown loft recently for ilhar- uot for its value but as a token oi‘ 31,-; Hex-be" Duvison and Mm m“, llilfl-"l. ,\lr. James .\ic.\~ulay, an ap-ros of the cold weather of the )l‘.\H\.l0ili5ii)\Vll to inspect the schools the respect wmch you hum h, we “Hi Joseph Davison o‘ Kummgum patently sitcccssful farmer of Sour-lweck the scarcity and high price lllere.—~,.\_ community we're m amznmmce at the unnwer n: Line Iiond has sold out a fcw of fife wood on the island has b1» m hem“ o; your ,.r,en,1_.,_ uuigh-{Mary 0t the marflagg 01 Mn and days ago and is going to the U._S.A. come evident. Old. mature hard. bu", and relative, ,Mrs' James Donald which was héld lho auction sale ivhicb took place ‘wood is ‘impossible to obtain in a Tuesday evening’ Jammy w» T3.§§.il.§‘.ii“..“‘3, .1333. 332125211; fiffiififltiif.‘“.fi.’w"“ifi'i.'ii'l.iii‘i ‘ ' ‘ - » .' . ’ . m ,. , ,, - _ ' “penal on Thursday evening‘ Jaw has been in failing health for the X, It“ ‘if m lien,’ gllree h°lrmiiuyu‘v"er m i‘ ‘h'“dw°°d w9°1‘l°t_ml“| Rlffmfl M“- f\‘ll‘°“ “u, ffbu purcbaso uutrks a new do. . _ _ v _ mm two mam,“ passed aw“ 0“ t t t can ovel $ 0 Jaws so d at a gold mine on his farm. There is iunuiluh new leccnt visitors to, Emma 1,, H, H; h . . _ .~ will M “m” “h m m” you“; trlwd“ "l .y $49- ‘Plg! 11D w $26 and everything no diific lty for such owners to t iietrrncnuvzi nein tl t fin e l 0N5 of t e Mann Mmmplpd rryw m!“ Miss Lillian Donald who leaves thispyhmsduy’ January 7th‘ Mr" Hulman else accordingly The farts are that ti" ‘a fur this kind of wdgei g m gues s o onnles‘ mmrmg mm me country n m“ “m W991i 9" T "i9 101' U19 Royal Vii!‘ gvrtgsategnggffit lmiscafllgsnltgfid there is much misconception about funding in ‘the woods while mull; toria Hos ital. Montreal, where the improved times amongst the sales are beln mods 5.315 w $3]; she purposes ‘taming 1m, a nurse‘ some years he conducted a saw mill Eastern farmers V"); tew were for l.‘ h r a5“; 1 ts s“) v0 I M,“ was,“ mush, ‘m, seven‘, and was always regarded as an ln- we He‘ t ‘ K . ~ - _§ 8 r0 o . ‘- , a lllli years in Bekieoue School and where’ “"5"!” “d hum“ “’°'k"““" land: min.°o§“§§r§flZi"§§§°.ri°§ is "filly". eve‘. she has gone she h“ made Rev. A. N. (lillis conducted theIBW ma! the crop w“ a 5mm“ b“ “will On-e mun t L t 4t” is scnrnil friends‘ bu, she Wm doubfle“ find funeral service which was held on ‘n Plaster“ Kings “kid “Hm ‘the ‘mflrkexuacre. not 0r 3st ‘us that thew are none nwre lawns s““"““y ‘“-‘°"‘°°“" The ‘"°"'““‘°‘-hlsh urn-n or potatoes plftfeetilnz spruce and or-nt (in m lmlol" and true than those found in iler were Md w rest l“ Mmlpeque cenwis nil and no dairying obtains. Mr. the demand cannot he“ qlljfil)l‘llg"ll childhood days. The chair was oc- ' McAuls is a com a l . H 0191941 b)’ MI‘- Wm- C ‘Denali! 01 , mun ofy good cbgfiarcttelnelynnygulils! glfennndrzixnitxitfiiai $111? stiff ‘ligating Sea View, and the following ad- Pmwflgn MAKE“ FEM-Kc.“ ‘place will be greatly missed in the poor- wood at be“ and “mess 6d,; dress reed by Miss Marion Mac- , _ _ ‘ community. particularly in Qburch- is obtained t0 mix with it th r l L90“ telcher 3i "l6 Hallie 390991- A hnrher reported to work two hours wink l0!’ Sl- MlITYS Church $011118, V817 p001‘ satisfaction el eh“ Ml" Lin"!!! Donald ‘ Into. bad few more attentive ti; ‘duties women of tlr- housoluld ismt t e Di?" Ll1ll"11¢_1\9 W9 he," Y0" “llrhufs the big lflfill?" (lculnntled in.» and church services. Undoubtedly cesserily experience difficdli! “l:- a “we, w, saryica presented by have given up the art of teaching, boner (‘burches are the iiiggeet baking and cooking with snchyftel‘ ML won" Duane, Extempore for the profession of nursing, lesv- "rm sorry." replied thc lllilliflf. "lint sufferers by the ‘Egod us while m m", com wean," h ‘Saul speeches were given by Rev, A. N. l"! BllmllY i0 B0 i0 Mlmtreel, We. While l was shoving l milieu myself What lbocomes of the old Tltfm moat impgggflfle to nmmah, we" 511115, Maggy; p, J_ Meyer-by, J9)"; your true and sincere friends, have in m u shampoo, haircut and ltiilillillle." home is n tragedy. but the loss of heated nous‘, whnpwuvle ‘in m“; and Robert Crater. O. m. Ramsey. assembled £09019!’ 011B evvulhs- "9"" 3""l“'i"'°- a farm family to the community '1! inland ‘are to do g0; good am 9;, muknhie Ievui m: ll‘ row; dierbert Donald and libel-t Delsn- Your Very pleasing and refined ' “mam ma‘ m m" mm wimrsub csuver thence ‘film in‘ e eyu All of whom made kind refer- manner has won the hearts _of all. m, m me ‘mmedlam mmré , h rd _ fglaoc!" flier ences to Mr. ‘sndwlrs. Donald and We shall miss your-pleasant smile (0 m,“ u“, present “ma, a I l ' can“; " d" _ their splendid family and appeared and quiet ways. ,We wish you every, - hardrwood- ma] hemg om ilmyzwod States, returning v1 truly Slat! for the oillllrtunity af- success in your new wmk- realizing‘ WM“, plies“, pmes an.“ mum, M|~yur Tourist 1r" - t" forderl thorn of enprenlog their sp- thet youinitlnd and mild disposition future 3M of cw, '1 so glen ‘g m“ l““'"“*“' b’ i " '- P, m," nun preclation of ‘their life and work inland sympathetic linile will make Y W911 m; ‘dyggam h, gosh“; “"9, ~-<n~.~.,t§~"‘i',‘f§,‘}2~‘}fn_'»l~"" fi"mm “pliant?! the community. The evening wsgmeny friend; wherever your lot la on", wean“ o, Mm,“ N.‘ h” “rm- ||.y|,,-,,.,,;|,-,,, up, try“, gqemulell- ' _Dl'lncipfllj oocu _ lathe suiting cast. ,, “rank,” bamme h Drama“ N“ m‘; pgalfitagn‘. ‘M’, _ _ --“ . fl- Jen tyulhtwfll", 7°“ "lag", cult to solve and overcome".

ihut these and other associations will be always cherished by her. Music in abundance was given by Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Simpson acted as accompanist at the organ for Mr. ivulluce Adams, Sea View- whose violin selections were much appleciatcd. it is assured that the good wishes of the community will follow M‘ss Donald in her new venture and it is believed tlun Mnlpeqne and vicinity is losing om who has (llsplayetl in her childhood and young womanhood all the trails of character that make for [Hi8 SUCCESS.

years oi’ happy married life.

(Time files); looking back over a quarter 0t’ a century, you have much reason to be thankful for the measure of health» happiness and prosperity which you both_hnve en- loyed.

You have been a lifelong mem- ber ofthe settlement uud always ready and willing to do your best. to further the social and education- ul interests of the Distlict.

As a Church officer, you have faithfully discharged your official duties and truly manifested your lnterestrby generous giving and strict attendance.

In your esteemed wife, you have

an efficient help mate and have

reared an excellent family. vPlense accept this small present,

i

PERSONALS

yir. Douglas Ramsay, Hamilton.

left ‘Monday uiurlliflg t0 refill"?

his studies n1 the Summvrsdc bus- loge.

Airs, Aitltius parents. Air. and Nirsd I‘ i~1. li. Mcl.arel\.-—A, l Memory Ho“? ....‘.l\irs. ll, ll. Douglas of (lenrgc- "-1 ' town was a rrcent visitor to (‘hur- ioltcioun-A. '

..“".\lr. b). Ilaloiz hi. Mnrysi -PARIS_ Jun_13___l\ t, lioutl has returned to his homc uilwoxhlbluon U; [he wuykg ti . .lr. Walter lmlzitl. tipoiztiol‘ on C. N. IL, spent Sunday at his homo in Gcorgct<nvu~ ~.»\. blcllonntld. All. inn: returned home after u few days in tit-twin»

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ltulh Dennis, biarsbflclrl,

. . been the guest of he!‘ sis-

tcr Mrs. (‘h-"ster Simpson for sev-

eral wtllL-i letz. for her home on Friday, .l'.lllxi2ll‘)' 8th .

..‘“M\‘. ,i, l‘. Stewart spending lowu.

Among other anniversary dayfl uozthy of more. than passing notice may no nu-xilionod Tuesday. Jun- uary 61h which was one of special interest tn the cuntpuuy which as scmislctl a1 the home oi Miss Chris- ilaua ix’. (lweu to mark another uiilcstotu: in fills good lady's life. The day was an ideal one, the et- ntosphcrc of the home was congen- ial and friendly and the supper was duinlly prepared and served. lies- piiullty was the key note of the afternoon taxijoyment and good Wishes for many happy returns of the do) especially to Miss Owen were general and were ileeiy BX- pressed.

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er _recouily_ Ispetuling a pleasant mum, Damn“. l “n M _ \‘l.~ii|_ wnh intends ill Gnovgetowutmomreqn. who (“ed t“ Tupi. H , _ ‘|A.fricu. three years uzw- l‘ ..'ln-. tnlluatr, llPllilSl. 0i George,“ at ma ‘Simson Gall town lllls rei-muetl to his work uli-lmlg Afternoon by the B ~r spending tho holidays at hlslbugsador the lvlarquls 0i houn- iu Parrsboro, N. S.~<A. The pictures on exblblllii -¢-4‘>——— Ily belong to art collector?) wvish to honor the uicm Buy New Lands innit-d (‘tiuudlnn urtlSL ice was n friend of fl " SASRATWJON. ‘Sviifikn Jflfl- 13- uotable Parisluns. Fifty-five (luarler sections, totall- _.__ iug 8800 acres of land north of from pussy,“ since “to c1089 Spot-rs. Susie, in the lliatttlcford dls- “m; u, became establish moThk. "m", (Nouns m. Mr duh incl. have. been purcmse by Men- The Mennonites, nn us gkimh,,._ ,_;,_,,n.g,,ww,, w,“ ',.elg‘,.et “Kfmlmfliivlileril "m" 0"‘- Cflllfllllilll about forty families. Wm “ m learn Hm m5 (‘onmmm ls but lat-ilk; Railway, officials of the m the land on or before 51mm‘, hnllruvedrux ,canad an Mennonite Colonization 192s, - - Board of ‘Rosthorn. announced to-

nxannuvnns.

About seventy-five of the friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. James Donald joined in the festi- vities that attended the twenty- Jlfth anniversary of their marriage on Tuesday. January 5th. The large gathering and the whole hoartedness with which all respond- ~Igu to the evening's enjoyment Mas .-. iuly an evidence of the large lace this worthy ‘couple hold in this community. The duties of chairman were capnbly performed by Mr. Arch, Woodside and an ad- dress which was read by Mrs. Ches- ler Simpson was accompanied ‘with

if-I-ll

L: h c a" l Vi visit; tirli.‘“l'..f"é.‘i“‘éi 9225i; "if dilfit mvtsrmz and revel in the [run Iodine throlllll i

mouths.

e§35="5'--i§ili tirTii. yiipiiuivillifiiifiwfs€fiir ' "l "t? R020! Mquzlalns t: Vlncouver thehllfl

Ott 0V I ‘w ‘ in. Wlfllflt, ihlifiirlwf-iill siniiiiliwvm gnlllefi“

There m: uh

Snmmcrside IBusii-tess“ ‘i egg” The Road to SUCCESS h

wmrss Tanya JANUARY 4. tea - coon roan-irons Jhpflggn, "p,