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_.__ ..._..._ -W‘ANTED—TWO GOOD MEN . JEABTERN AGENT-Mr. J. to do Raleigh Work. C. E. P. Yeo. \V Murdock is now Guardian went 4 ' Keusington. 6919. iii Montague and- will‘ be pleased ,-—-—— to receive news items, advertising:

—FOl‘l LATE WESTERN NEWS job printing, new and renewal su —Page 3 is available. tt- scrintions- tl- '—ROBIN H000 FLOUR is guar-l . AFOR SALE-Pour female fox- Nlleed t0 Please you better, ies registered ‘in the Canadian Na-I . 6346-11-30-1 m0- tiurlal also three good females not; - ii-egistered. Martin MeKiunon 1 —DIOTIONARIEB can be had at: ‘ 6804-12-23-3l the Wesjernfluardian Office, Wa-i ter Street, Suinmerside. for onlyi Hen-lg pRAwmq FOR the fifty cents with a new or renewaimasonic iRndiog will take place at subscription. tt-ztlietr lodge rooms "Montague. Dec.

. 28th. Dec. at 7.45 sharp. Open t0 —-GUARDIANS ON SALE at the-me publlu » 6895 12 2i. Guardian's western office in the McNeill Building, Summersidei ..'FOR $ALE.-<Fonr female fox- "QPY 587- tes registered iii the Canadian Na-

t -*" tional also three good females ilct -4 ONLY LADIES‘ muskaarl,eg,s,e,ed_ _M,,,,|,, Mcmnnon, coats, sizes 38, 40, 42, new style

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The office bearers and workers ' .\l ist atttilof Zion Church waited upon Rev. _ , Ptlrlfiytuelllllltl Zlttlttllsh lllel-lelollvas for-lDcttsld McLean Wednesday 1118M x,:,‘,.,,lm:;::l:,:£. ullllmih,” ."'""" M b mally inaugurated on Slliltluy lilShillliCT prayer meeting and nresent-.,,,,,,,', ,,‘,,_,_,, , H _ “'“‘ "ms-arr Rev. Dr. MacKiiiiion oi Halifaxflstl him with-an address and purflenu- liiin- f’ l-l rletpruper “mm wag the preacher of the day. Hepf gold. The address, which wasiu“ '| ' gm“: r" e “m” "1' the preached at Tryoti iii the llléfwilllillle by .\ir. Murdock Ross, was ‘ 11'] l” "W" "' m" “"1111 lug, Bout-thaw lll the afternoon, and as followsz~ ".".'I' ,.,,"'.'"'“:":::l:;" m’ m" H“ Victotiti ill the evening. The two Rev. Donald McLeaiL ‘_"'|:d;_‘:"'r ‘(in "Si? """‘""* are pastors. Rev. Geo. Somers and‘. Charlottetown. "m. m”, ‘Mm 1'; I} ‘l’ “mm” hit Geo. F. Sears, participated iii ull ltev. and Dear Sir:--The people f l _‘ l" “ " “"""- 'l‘\\'0 the services. The Lords Sullllerkif Zion Church feel at this time "_ l'""“"“'"l "W" "m" Prrelve was administered at each lwllll-ilhnt the joy of Christmas would ‘Jlilrl: o! iiilxled mount-nit rtltllll. The dav was fitlc. large and iil-lnot he complete without exterid- mufltroit. out ut uf IlHPIItWK Wlltt leféSlfiil t-ongreilations \\‘E'l‘€ tire-uni: to you out" hearty sleetinss. "fin" ‘I';"I‘: "‘ "l" m“ "f "m- lu- sent. -niid not only do we greet you, but " ‘ " " " "m" "' m” luulttilii o lwe wish to thank you most sln- "WW" "m" '"“'"" “""1“"l1<1llt<-rlti Mrs. May Dawson ivas called tOii-crely for your services rsmieretl ‘h""““"§““‘ _“'"" “m” ‘""'"l n1 the States on Saturday "151- ‘Willi its iii every time of need. ‘my ‘f "“"h‘- l" "u ‘"1’ twtimt (Iflllhlz. oi the serious illness or her‘ \‘\'e need ‘not enumerate the ‘"°"" “'"‘ "i" "ll" m" WWWH I-t ill ililltghtcrls family there. imany occasions m] which you Con, llttl. Tho physical Vllllllllllill (if , ducted [he prayer "lecflngs with lotu of aiiivu ivnti ct|unlli~ gomL Tile Christ-mas examination "Y pleasure aild profit to those who "“""_'_lf" """"""‘ "I W!" furrow-it the school at North Tryvll Wllfliivere privileged to hear your tnes- "l" "hm" "11"" 1"" I'll" wit» its hem on Frmayv Mi“ Jessie ‘\];;.,Suge_ you]. discourse“ were a1. litleryihcttc wt-ighlllg pounds. lvittie presides over this SCll()Ol-'\va_\'!§ such as cun only come frotnfwlifl "hi"?! bu“ It"! "vi-Inset! ll [She was assisted ill the work Qiitliosc who have had long inteT-J‘"1ml"»""'"' “'“'"h""=' iiT-“tinu the LXtlllllllflllOll by Mrs" Ilemhlt-oitrae with the BT91" Teflcher- Yel- The latter group of sows fflfTlllVPtl

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. ..*GEOFIGETOWN CIRCUIT. -—. {On Sabbn-th. 27th. ‘inst. ‘Mlltt-‘m icrosg at 11.00 a.‘ m.: Sturgeon at 12.30 p, m.; Georgtown at 7.00 n. nl. ' ‘

-t.osr m SUMM-ERSIDE or Ill Kensingt/Jn a $100 note also a $5.00 ‘note. Handsome reward to finder. L. A, Mantl. Kentingtou.

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-THE KINKORA DRAMATIC -Club will present "The Path Across the Hills" in- di-inkors Hall Monday evening. December

_Blame The Man

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I IDNIDON. December, 24.—~lnte- ircsting views on the changed re- llatlonship between statesmen and journalists since the rise oi polit- ically independent newspapers is igiven by Lord Beaverbrook. pro- lprietor of The Daily Express in "Politicians

and the

, his book

idair Words For Prince Edward Island

ln the current issue oi‘ "Echoes," the oflicial organ oi the imperial Order of the Daughters of the Eni- pire. appea u an excellent article by the well known Prince Edward island writer, Ada MacLeod, wife of Mr. Neil MncLeod. K.C.. Suin- merside. The subject of the article is Prince Edward island. and it is written in Mrs. Macbeodhl fine. descriptive. and well rounded dic- zioil. From the introductory para- graph to the end, the writer ties- cribes the island. its early settlers with glimpses of whence they ca-me and why they came. the early diillculties encount- crcd and surmounted, the various political questions which engaged the attention oi its public men, the early colonial days to the present. sttth as Responsible Government. the Land Question and Confedera- tion. Space affrods room only for the introductory and the conclud- ing paragraphs given below, but ail between is well worthy of careful ilcrusai.

To none of the other provinces of Canada, however ivlde their do- main or rich their dower. had there fallen the gift. of so poetic a name as that bestowed on the lit- tle Prcvint-e-hy-the-Sea by its orig- inal inhabitants, the Micmacs Ahegvveit (cradled on the wave.) On the eastern marge of Canada.

Prince Edward island lies. crescent-

sihapetl. nestling still in the protect- ing arms oi the Gulf nf St. Law- rence; anti still is it known as a place of beauty and oi rest, so that weary men and women come from inr to sit hy its fair waters and roam in its quiet woods, and de- light their eyes lll its strange har- monies of blue sea and vivid green turf and banks oi terra cotta.

The pioneer ministers also, be- sitl-“H curing fnr the spiritual needs of their people. dld tntich towards niimttlatliig their mental growth by tnmtttli of good reading. The writer 01' this article owns a set of (‘rib- boils "Ilistory oi Rome” procured almost. n century ago for hit-i people hv tho Rev. Robert ‘Patterson. min- latter of Bode-title for fifty-six years. flit tho. fly-loaf of each voltl-me lti ivritton in his own hand "Bedeque I-‘fiillfllfl Library." When one cort- z-iirlors the tilenitil pabitlum nf the nverttizo. woman (ll today, one won- tlrtrs it‘ we have advanced very ntttrh since thr- days of nur granti- mothers.

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IN TROUBLE

Wu naturally fir: h some our " for ll stance. If we employ an Attorney, he must be the Bent; of l pllyllclln, In serious lllnoln tho Qtlclllnn of price dos: n00- lnhr into consider-non. Ilow lllboriaril than that we be "'5 equally careful to when is Zn- hifl tlult most precious of llh’ Ito's gifts, our Eyollflif." _’

Oli fnellltln for dllillfiljlll‘. Ind ‘correcting eye troubles, an‘ Ilnrplucdt we have everyda- IkI-cnt deviled by science-at Inr command.

TI! eye is Incas-red acdllrntely, OIIBMIII all chance of error.

‘liars ll II detail that escapes our attention pml the result ll that l degree of perfection, II“ your oyel live n rllhl u‘ Consul. If yafi b‘ ioeiflll lid ' fill setflee olnflulbls at a ntbd§ 014i‘ out, you had “butter will" upon u today. Do lt new.

E. 7E. PARKMAN

-» IIWILII All! IIOIIIIBRD

the homeland _

1 on; a bank roll and peeled oif the

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, on cleverness, II have exhausted the

iPress." published to-day. i lteierritliz; t0 the, contiinltal ‘quarrels ‘between politicians and !the press ill those days when Newspapers tend more and more , ,, ito break artisan shackles and Gll-Okfyioyi-Y; Iifxgbryfqwswungizifltutu. WVllHIGDVBI‘ attitude they please

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thief. “'50,!” mum“ eluded Scot‘ Lfilllhgealiletzvltlglrtgglér has an equal ‘and Yum” be" me" and “scmjrizht with the statesmen to choose “ed mghnd. by M5 “any “Tliits own public policy and subordin- "th" “""""'"1‘8 =“"’°"'§',"““ “lute its relation wttti individuals slrlitneiaggdflyalarélafyfiigpgl °°“'iin accordance with how far they fiYours igis one of the vroi-st re- $51,908,133!‘ idmagree Wm‘ its .own - ssue. But this at 198$! “ms m’ pemluem and repfgatidphe politicians will not allow. All ‘fllflozéggtjzgzeefizr gsnfgglicg‘; Ziilgiintifilenltlent newspaper pursuing a ' Ona m lmprlwnmem n" three yearifilld often cutting across Barty °ll a ""95, “E the“ charges an‘ tintercsts is a new factor and one 3E3? flieaa‘: halzjlfixzimzgxmglelen"{extremely liii condenient to the

_ . i(l0Il'llilZlll'. executive oil’ the day. it Tgmllffilufipgrggegitlgfgolfg;ei“igitlierefore is resented. like all fresh as . ' ‘ »

H h , ilniiuences. describe, ‘(yluckstein ill ordtnury| 10rd Beaverbrook greatly favors life was only Emmflmlel Goldmangintlepcntient journalists us against 5599 35' a "lerk- He’ beg“ tho old partisan press which, he criminal career in 1016. ~ln courcwrnes; t-produces a wrong reunion ggggeghfiprzfgggégolihtfniognsligg;ibetween the newspaper and its

-pubiic." but the politicians accord- ths police nickname oi "the dandy - l w; 1 ii swindler" and a reputation as oneimg w hm’ ‘Eh or ‘he good o‘

idsys when any party error would magi flleggflrggtSzvfiffgdvggrdhegjpie defended by a hundred able ~ | -, VI scrted him and in tears and con-gig?‘ mnllltllelhiigngfsfiiitmfol;D1132: trition he ‘sought mitigation of his Hm“ any néwspapel, opponent h; Ewgilnndifmggldi’ f: lcggiarttlmated solely bypersonal spite . "i r 4°" "Mb" h" 1°14 ‘he 1M1" "fill: éllllstllzlttzitotilitsttfiltlgymotillgil then (lectured he ivas not a Uflilrlatfguments m genera] f5 Illustrated iual either from temperament 0T‘ ' choice. but through the influence of owmg a married woman much older ihamcflreel.‘ hlmfle". _ "-t am told for instance, tuna When the judge announced his The Dan), Expresfl has a vendetta iiabetltiolt to lllfllCLhfl-tloglga] flgalmsy, tMr. Baldwin when it 0D- ‘ e Prmfn" KEY, Y" 9T“ “- v poses his-Mesopotamian policy. (rod, dontdo that. he cried. Dani ye, The Dan}, Express began m, Kl" "'8 a-bkmg senleuQF I can‘ campaign for the evacuation of ggllllt-SIE? inclerall“lllqgilllldlttzietillllljg‘ x-iesopmanfla when ML Lloyd Whetxl ilc llvas revived the judge fflolrfzelllvaiiliiprlglcfnItmgiterkslrfsgi will him i115 19"" “Wind ‘be 5mm‘ tlle step he did tln iimvivtiug our encd it he showed a disposition to occupauoh w lazgfheld the San“, Wmrm- view when _-'Mr. Ramsay Mac-Don- ald was in power and merely con- ‘tinttes to maintain a consistent policy now that Baldwin is ioiilce. ilt lis incredible that anyone with any pretension to logic or even ‘sanity can propoitnd the view that the unvaried policy oi tile newspaper, dating from 1919 when lMr. Baldwin-was in n posit- ion ol’ no pollltlcal importance, was invented to annoy Mr. Baldwin as premier six years later. Yet I con- lstantly see this IllHOTy'8dVl|l'lC(ffl." --—-<o>-_-_

scoot: alterations

IlIhLlFAX, Dec. 2t.- Quutnitnnr furnished by Johnston and Wot-d. Members of the Montreal Suck Exchange.

At. Top. and Santa ‘Fe Ry. American Can, Co.

Am. Car and Fdy. 0o. . Atlantic Refinery Co. -

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I y London Raffles

experience in his own

“Glucksteltrs famous pose was as a member of the millionaire Glucksteln family owning Lyon's restraurnnts here. In otte oi his most audacious swindles he oh- tairied jewellery by representing he was a confidential agent oi’ Lord Reading. Viceroy of lndia. Always clothed in the highest iash ion. he aseunied such haiitenr in tradeemens presence that many of them immediately assumed all his credentials to the correct andtook the attitude of not wishing to oil'- end n person of such high stand- ing ‘by questioning his claims. Numerous jewellers permitted him to select the best in their stock and take it out on approval with- out even a. deposit.

A characteristic incident ‘look place last September. Entering a smart London shop, "Gluckstein"- told the jeweiler he was Mister Lewis. proprietor oi the Gaiety Theatre, and asked if he could open an account “Certainly, air," Am mcomouve Cm , said the dealer. But "Mister Lewis Am gmelfng and Rem; Cm then changed his mind. Selecting Am Bosch Mag CON ~ v two rings anti a watch. he ilrewiAnu_ Copper Mm co

‘Chile Copper Co. .-. .. 34 queried: “May I N.Y. Cell. and Hod. Riv. RSR 1301/; phone?" When the Jeweller con-l "

{Cuba Cane Sugar Co. .... .. 8% seated the thief ostensibly callediwbfi 0mm 5"!" Co; Md‘ up the Gaiety Theatre and gave‘

international Pap; Co, several orders to the manager.

132% 290%

price. Then hesitsting an instant

Kelly Springfield Tire Co. Then, tnrnin to th mu h imprggs Brit, lomtplre Steel. 1st Rid. ed jewenenghe sf“, (i, secondbrit. Empire SteeL-Znd ma. .. though; he would buy some jewels “"9731 P°"°|°"5L~ ~- ior an actress in his reveue. "li- ‘Peimlellm Selecting a diamond cluster ring Standard New York with (our sapphires set in gold, a Readin! ‘C0- siiver and diamond crescent Southern Pacific

course tininiluenced by!

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28th. .';. Aust-in Trainer and other specialties between acts; 6842-12-22-25

-~GUARD.IAN 0 F FIG E.‘--’l‘he ,Giiardian's Western Office is now ‘located in the McNeill uBuildiug. Water St.. Surnmersitie. subscriptions, news or advertising will be received. The phone niini- ber is 233.

where

“AULD LANG '$YNE and l-lousewifehs Calendars have been received at the Guardian's West- ern Office, hicbleiil Building, Sum- merside. These calendars will be given to those subscribing or ‘re- ewiriz their subscription ttt the uardiac.

--DIES IN MAINE-At Oroiin; Maine, on December 12, Mrs. Mill ton S. Whiting. daughter of and Mrs. Nicholas Frizzleoi Mai-- gaie, aged 45 years. She leaves to >mottrtl her father and her mother, ‘her husband, two sons, Milton and lHarry, and one (laughter. Mrs. IFred Curr. all of Orono, Maine. ‘She leaves tllsn Your brothers ‘and lone sister, Robert. Lncombi. Altti., lGrt-iha-mes, firadtilhane, Heath. iLong ltivei- Hugh anti Mary at ‘ ome, also two gralldchildretl. lMllton Williams and Dorothy Carr.

INCREASE IN EXPORT 0F DAIRY PROPUCTN.

I

tlitr i-xptirfs of littttcr for the tvvolrt- iiiinitlis i-titliiii: \\‘itli Scptctritlcr totnlicil flL-"fWfl-ill lbs, villuml nt Uilfifltlfii-I ' rt-tl witnituoeitnnn lint. valued ttt i. ‘.742 lit the proviuits yctlruitltl‘ of ilit-i-si- l-iT.".".lf.‘,H00 lbs. vnlitl-tl at Sill,- "'l, Will rntllpnrt-ii with 115.245.4041 "ll. valued tit $21,881 lll.- Of tlillk ptiwtlcr tho exports wert- 9.847. 400 llliu. vnlitt-tl ut $0M, 111i ugulat 4.712, 704i ills. \'illlll'l| at $405, 050 illlfl‘ oi‘ nlilk, t-illuleltser‘, i-tttitlcil or prest-rvotl 45, Rkfifiliki lbs. ivalut-ti ttt $4, il75,.’i.'>8 i-otitpilrcil wltti 42,-

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ilil4.000 lbs. vitluetl tit $4.i~l73.ll7l. 0i‘ t-itsq

lelti thorn was ntl export of 2R1], 055i lbs.

_'\'.ll|\ll‘tl ill @335 against 30, tlotl lbs. Ivnliled tit $2,710. lVc thus haven gritt- llfyinl: ltlcrt-nse of export of all dairy products for thi- twelve nioiitlls eiitlliip: September lust tii’ fl1,tk'lil,lil'.t'lllt|. valued tit Mil, 310,644 compared with the purv- ioirs twelve months.

An Acrostic

in the notice for the weekly luncheon of tile Rotary Club yes- terday. there was the following Christmas nvrcntlc by Mr. Reuben NiscDonaltl. Secretary of the Club: M-ay joy attend your Chriatmastlde E-ach ginomy thought. speed swift- ly by. - ll-otsrian precepts be ymtr guide. lt-emetnberliig that in service wide Y-onr happiness will ever he. hat selfishness nnd gmed sway. H-eip others o'er life's weary rotitL. Remembering those who day by ‘day l-tl silent-e bear their heavy lnnd. S-eek out the homes where tzrim want dwells; T-he gifts you bring, the Lord will bless. M-ny children greet smile A-nd render thanks that knows no guile, S-o profit those best.

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‘Dank Montreal Wheat-Dec. 175%; July 148%.

Corn—-Dec..

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Oats—May 45; July 45% Wheab-Dec... 153%; May. l Jilly 155%.

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farms in this province and in coili- fol-table circumstances, are often hard to rind fault with their op- portunities and, results. Only laflt summer tt-hie writer was talking with a man on the-train who rB~ marked how well the country look-

lCillsliolm, Mrs. Chas Lord. Nil‘!- Eltiier (iambic. the Misses Toonlits

and Miss (lnrriitheix-i. 'l'h'c scholurT-i

icretlitaillc planner. The school lbuildittg was tastefully ticcortiterl ttlnd trwell laden Christin-ls tree

tall acquitted themselves iii a vet)’.

t Lfllfi gems of truth were so Dlnitllyl wevcaloil tlitit llll could embrace ,tliem.

Let its say further that lint OlllY in the prayer nieetiliiéfl. 1m! l" every plaice and on every M93510" ‘Wllell your services were asked for

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ied nt that season. when another man chipped in with the statement that itlost likely the owners of-the fine crops growing in the fields. through which we were passing. would have something to "growl" about even though every thins.‘ looked so well. and to back up his‘ istatement cited the case of the, ‘farmer, upon whom ‘he once calleiii ‘and who had the heaviest crop of ‘ ___ -w,,,.k,,,.s “Lydon phmfl, 3mm he had ever we“ growing‘ The Albany Baptist roill-ZYEEH‘ Signed on behalf of the Y. l’. R. ThiB "m" "he" mnnwlulated on tlotl held their anliititl Christmas i‘, l-I. ni‘ Zion Presbyterian Church.) hie fine 0WD M5 ""14 w“ produ” collcert oll Saturday rveiiiilg. Tilt-t MURDOCK ROSS. ‘Prel- "lg- "n" l‘ "‘°m°;'"“‘:f"";'$:c;ff?ennui-en had been trained by Mrs.‘ MAE McPHERSON, Secty. its “v t1 I'M-SO" °P B " ' s, Miss lmltllll! IBDUBI! "Y8! "B a ""9 “m? but illmllllgigrlullltlTlllllsxlsln Florcttt-c Lnrtzcw‘ .\ir. Alt-x Alt-Donald rlien handed l9’ awlm“? ham on the ‘and and wm-The church was crowded to t-tlllti- gypr tho purse of gold. Rev- Ml‘- DOBBlbIY bTeak the ‘bmderu it-ity with tilt uutlieticc that showed Mt-Lctin ft-t-litiizly zlcktioitvletige the ATE l1’)! 11131133107 ‘l! ‘lfleniélivel; very marked apllrocititiotl or tilt‘ izlfts and expressed the pleasure it 1° 100m"! T" l e Wm"! 9 a ° ii i ~ r' mo. . t \'l as luen to him to render everything? _Surely the mamicty txtcllent ltroil am i-lairtlyivelng was m his power “h0g9 [arm l" Vrmmcmg Mm “l The atlttual ititsittess iltectini: of m Zion and all other Presbyterian 80ml ‘"0!’ y"“‘"' ‘miter Ye" ahouldlthe Baptist church was licltl t)" cbtircltcs that railed for his assist- "m- “WW5 be mmplainlng He,Tlll-lI'HllflY afiartinoii. lt was ittrgo- 311mg 33: Yinrggylg? s; lgéilganhggedglgzg ly attended. Title reports; oll‘ illlt’ till-i . t. . . .. . , and Rrunlble tless. Is it- not otten‘i'“ff,f,,f,ll‘f,llfg“ écigdltflknllf l T‘Le)Lfi:l-. ‘l "ct m“! “- great- mmny o’ the ant-ial repott gave the total rc- flilflg“ “M”? which gfnglfiglgag: celpts for the your as tintottiltiltz, gve cause or grum . _ C ; p i . “m” o’ m" “w” “eglact l” “Humrlllgglefthllnhiiisfollh .iiid llllliéllfllllrlfillt’ 1° {till ""0 ilfflcllce the £7195‘ met'.]1lll‘ll0SCS totalled $1511.00. Ilnritig. i" iu-nrui- Wright. ivlii- live-s on tln- huds on the ‘and? ‘I have ofwnllhe F93!‘ U"? \v9$ll‘10r9l“|"| “ranch ‘East-x slili- til‘ tlii- ’l‘it:i|tii~s.ttiiil who h:iii' “mndeml 1"“ 1' l“ “m “m” “‘°“.itttiiding has Ilectt iiioruiigltly o\'01'-‘.~.|u-ui n\'t'i' niiir n ci-tiltiry t-r ittlitir lti flpgilitzufllflgs)’ iantfinéizomvlzlltill; 31kg mlittulcil iitlti Iitlt ill first class cntt- l,,,,,,,,,,,-,, ,|,,,.k|,,,,,,' r‘a(l‘\ll‘|y ,,,|,| ,, y... "mmmwn ‘farm and 50°“ convertIllllgntlltibe“lllltilllgdt blllflelliillgoyfllllll: .'.lc.r.l."l,.."lf,.,:'l:l,‘,,,i[:.i'm “mlmrhn ‘M grspfmtélif‘ gxllrieztaiiirlgvfig D9911 GPEClEKl- Th? dill-ti lllmll llle" ".\ tliiai-ii or more vutiiitilotis vinttkol t» a m? m muke finds meet and are nhwali able m 791m" "ll "m5 iiillilt h"Qlll‘kt"~i 'll‘l‘-ll‘4\lil.ll\’ plickcil lll box- ttll Ilflmllelled I0 B?" 0"? and u credit bniatitee on hand. it . J h. ,.L,,l,|,,,,,.,i M“, ,,|,.,,-,.,, “n. p.11 After all success or failure de- is "ow planned m make a 3mm H’ d‘ Huh", “hi, "mm" l“ n". mm,“ "ends “"39” 0n m” ma“ not ‘he next year upon the now hall alitl “Quin ,- ‘lpllr mi... “u; hm ,.,,,,v,,. flfmi and if ‘b11185 11° "m- Wcrk m" tho Albany brunch building will ‘Hlfljrf 1",, l‘ l, ivcurtd “.,',..,, m. “u; ‘mflsfiwlwrlly ‘hi’ ma" “with! 3P‘ be renovated. At the close or the “ i‘, n ifs“: f", pun“, 1H,,“ my Ms “gmuflri m hlmsen- “M ‘llflilllllg the tncu tit-asemhlvtl tit tlit-fmmuinnml N u “flulnl ii i‘ ti...» not put the blame on the wind 0H] ‘ - J i I . 1 ., . _ "m '““"‘g "" "m " " '"' _" fi ‘_ “ weather’ lam‘ or crop‘ Place m? "ti"? will‘ ~‘)-- "Ymdnl WIWH- bill) i-rtlti-a. l ticvt-rooiilil ili-t-lilo \\llll'll"\\ilfl plamp. when; it properly bepang; RS“ “allfihrxgalxmgulgms ‘if lfis:llfl;;lliP~ must iii-rvoiis—tlii- lllllil ‘o:- l;ll\v, “r “"4 by i! klmwlellgi? 0! Ylllsmkei‘ goods. Oil Sutldnv ‘\'V('llllli_' they thhmnlxltn ‘f,"""'“,',“ i." ill“ ‘ngr-nl. i and “Ludylng m" “Ne” '3'! “m”? ltiuttl of l-Ulllflilkfllllll- was given to“ rlgm This" M] I o M“ n“ n I no n Wm Boon be ‘ound that grumb _ _ I ‘* ‘Lirltitits, uliii-h lift‘ hiiusuil tllnitirtl ship in mm m5“ "Iemhel ‘um m" flu‘ "I intuit-rise lllilllN. Wltit- llntiils iirc [IHNHPKII