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lu- stuck imirkvi lodiiy In» lwvn (vnturoil with small lute iII-nlincv- li-niru-r. rutloim lierumo uiilto pruuiinvria vim-vim: tho iii-i lo iu-ll nfl‘ griul- \||tIlII llio i-liivl luinllrr ul lulrrrsl uin- tln- liifii A151‘ rn-purl Iliiiultil: furtlirr

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fieiitral lliiliifiliali‘ ti; Exchange '

Mrs. Neil McDougall. City. left Tuesday morning ‘for Moncton to spend a few days with relativosnnd friends, accompanied by ‘ her son George and daughter Louise.

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COVEIIEAD - UNION‘ _ IIOAD —' There will he no service in Covehead

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co Just. to tirmiiisi" a cannibal.

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more than nnothri-T’

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'A wciiinii ivas ill and sciit for hcr Idficbfir. ll; was .1 lircuin who arrivctl id the patient tvok an instant dis-

Wlicu he FFiiNi iicxl (lay lilf‘ wom- vii rout work by licr iii-‘iid that she iswivrl l" ""'"“"““ t‘ ..".“\'l'""f\\..,,,| lc-"iulil not src him. Back Pfllii‘) the

~ ilrl in a iiuimciit tn say tliat thc doc- tor wrahcd to lziiow why lic could not

"Toll hiiu." said the patent, "that .1“ Aii anti-tobacco leaflet says a ccm- jiiibril will not eat the meat of a mail

ill) has u: ml tobacco. But. what of W111i» Zlllllll to go ivitliout. tobac~

Mac. ls there one thing ill this ivor-rlrl you would like

Mac: ‘Woo! Sandy. noo. 1 should

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A; SOCIAL GATHERING-The card - ‘party held at The Holy Redeemer hall Tuesday night was well attend-

» i: ed. The first prize in the auction i i

viii»... lthi Flirya .\|u

_ was won by Mrs. Wendel Read. i'i.i.-i . ':i .

r ‘There iverc’ three lnciies tied for the - ‘second prize. Mrs_ John Callaghan. ‘iMiss Josephine Blanchard and Miss ‘Josephine Lppierre. In the draw Mrs. John Callaghan won second prize. _ "Th". first prize for gentlemen vms i J twun by Mr. Edward “Ihite. 'I'lie. ex-r tra prize was won by Miss Florence Bradley.

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l .. :31‘. __ __ . _ .- i; Annual (KIHBCUOIIS Hllllfi (iii . i: i: iiy it, _--_ ——-.~ .'.'..':'":-..-.‘.'" .'.‘.'-; ti: .'.:'.~ ra-cmwii-i “Mini-i. ii.i Mrs- ii.

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niiiiiuiig PPIJIEIIC a Canada (‘hr .. Vnnada (‘enienf Pirundii Power Filuilda Brrivlrig . lioininion Hrldgp Foreign Power is‘ It'll!!!‘ (‘murmuy Hvflljqlfli Si nl Ware:

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iliuisoy-llpirrlii \li-1.‘oI'l Frontenac National Breweries National Stool Cur Fulfiula "FOTIZB ... . Uiiriliilii Mailing ... . hltlllillhlll ’l'rii' .i. Fiiiiiuiin Player! Norriiiilii .. ... Pinter Corporation ... I Prli-v- Broil. .... Qlii-lipi- ]}ii_in>r Slniivliilzan . Siucltsrti . Stool nf (‘annjh of Pnunvln Phi. . . IIYlIII ._.. ... Qlb n. Ill lliuiilpog Hlci-lrir

NEW YORK American (‘an Allpghlmy ... AIHIFIIIHL’! . Reniliv Aiinilon .'..

(‘iinsnlidriterl Film Ind. . Voiisoliililted flail . (‘iiiiiinerclal Solvent! llnnilnlon Stores filrrfrlin Power and lilglit uriwriii Annhnit

"l Mrs. Ft. l). McLaughlin llllrs. W. H. Houston .. W. T. Payne

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QVERCGAT SALE i

Here’s your chance to save money on your Winter Overcoat.

BLUE WHITNEYS BLUF. (‘HINCH ILLAS BLUE BIELTONS

FAN CY B.-'-\R.R‘i’01i()i4 P15 FAN (‘Y TWElfiltS

New models in the most favored colors. a

2D per cent Discount

on every coat in the store.

D. A. BRUCE

Men's W ear

Foi’ the Man Who Cannot Smoke At Work

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<_ lHai-ry Morris . . . . . . . . 1.00 ft Mrs. George McEwen . lnsn ._ s. if lili-s. Leith Sanderson .50 .. 'H"I*h"'” " if." 3'» Lyman Sanderson i... .50 ‘ ' _' TF-crtha Anderson .5‘) f“ l Mrs. n. .i. McFiwen so ll. -Mrs. Annie Sanderson . .. . ... ' Mrs. A. w. astmiy . . . . . n ' Omitted South Milton -“i\1rs. L. H. Coles............ 100 ' ‘n 0675-ll

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. WILLIAM R. BIRT

Livestock Market

RIONTREAL. Q1112. 170C‘. 3.—~'['l".‘:"‘ """"’ 5° "w" "M 9M m“ f“ ‘"1’ ft ls our si-d and painful duty to "ll fl" l" lll"lll"‘"' ll'~l’-'~"""" "W" PhrfllilPiP i116 death of Mrs. William kits today. Ycsterdni-"s mllllwl Wl“ n. Rift, of St. Patrick's Road. Whlth vomnlrtei": cleared un din-ii“: the sad “PM wok m“! n he‘. home on d0“- ""°"'l’t ‘m’ 1"“ °f “he” held Nov. 22. i930. after a few weeks ill-

ovcr from lillondavs mai-‘rct.

._ Miss Nan hfchcnnan 1.00

l] ltfiss Beatrice Caselry 1.00

l‘. lifiss (irnce Thomson 1.00

Ii_ Mrs. c. Lamont 1.00

t‘. Miss Mary Gorveatt ....... 1.00

.‘ Miss Harriett Gorveatt . . 1.00

'=. Mrs. Charlcs Roberts . . 1.00‘

'l_ Charles Roberts . 1.00

l'~' Kenneth McLean .. . 1.00

‘lhonias Ciradham . .... 1.00

\ .iohn S. McLeod 1.00

l. Unsworth (lurneyt ‘l5

.:_ Alphonse ‘Callaghan 25

_ Miss Esther Dixon .50

_ Miss Florence lllchcccl .50

~ ‘-‘_Miss Ethel Saint .50

iiifiss Minnie Garrett .. .50

f inns": Ella Moose =50 ' IMiss Blanche Jones .50 H. H Miss Hazel Mann .50 l \ xrflilpiig‘ Miss Muriel Iifarks .51 ‘ ' ‘Miss Thelma Clark .50 {Miss Mary Adams . .50

llilss Guido. Adam: .5‘).

‘ . il. A. Barrttt . . . . . . . . . . . .50

i. < Henry Jenkins . . . . . . . . . . . .. .5‘)

¢Grcenwich, per Mrs. Lelth Ssnderfi l

tiiioiiyciir "Firs rIIIIPPIIIIMUIRVHXIII‘! . | Intgritailnpal Hnrrentv

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A I Market Reports By STEWART JONES s co., ChGHOHGtOWII a l. Correspondent: "of- Greenahielda & Co.. Montreal

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Dominion Of

i THE ,M ON TREAL

.- -.' Canada Bonds i CURB [MARKET .'. l-il ._. . .- l i l . ‘~ ~ .i. is lnl to Johnlton a Word) ifinn- ni tn Jo Illlhilbll l Bul- AWUI ; Sill" FIZZ“; one“ ‘"8’, L0,‘ u’ iviii- Iiflilll .-i-.--. umn .\l" oii . atl-‘il-l W6 15 15 l Wiir fmii .:.'.i~iiii i . .‘ in». 1415-14) ‘ll ivii-iiwi- i,i..-iii l'-'~ - "l ‘7-'l l _ ‘i. l‘. In. .. .|\-...i....- ......" no. mi, um 1M .1‘tir_vii er . . .. -- . ',_ ‘ 52 ‘ iir-iirrul Motor: |\:||\'|‘|':\'\‘".’l| In"... ‘ l" \'aiuiiliuni . , _ ‘i4 i- . H __ .'.‘. '.~i-i ‘Z0 If‘. s. Steel . . . . . . . .. . . . ll-v‘. t.‘ “ll ll"lll" ("l - 395 H g y v ii__, igiii lmiriit ll l-Ili-i- FM‘ I _ ' iiifiiiiiiliiii‘: . u, lZIIIIIOILlTi 7' iiiii- "ll lTls‘ 17": 17”’ illnnk (I; xiim ' __ _ W“... . "M liiiiii Tllhnf‘ ill.‘ nu fill Hank n hlnntrs-ri

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(Mrs. Percy Mills. licathbridzc. Alta; Mary lMrs. Isaac Knorlboricl. Foston: Hannah. iMrs. Rkhaz-il Bcttxl. at home; Tempkr. nf Berlin. _N.1-i.: and Reuben. of Bosi-m. Tris ifnllowing were pail hearers: John- iifyers. Wellington Fisher. Charlie

Grant. Arthur Donnelly and Prank ‘Trainer. Our home this week is saddened . By deaths unexpected call, Removing from our homo One who was lovedvliv all. ‘fer heart so light nnrl cheerful. Our home with joy did fill, And ‘her voice so k‘od and gentle Now forever more is still. iPati-lot please copyl 9671-12-4-1i

" “TNTER. AT NASSAU I . .

NASSAU. Dec. 3.»-‘The winter sea- toii of sport. has opened briiliantt-v iriili yacht races and deep sea fish- ing. The record catch fell to Mr. and. Mrs. Manson Follansbee. of Chicago. in residence at the Royal Victoria Hotel. In the fishing cruis- er _"Miilolo“, ill/luster Christopher Brown, and fishing off south West

' l point and Clifton light they secured-

over: twenty fish and reported fifty strikes. In the glittering mass in

the dinghy which trailed behind the‘

cruiser into port was over 1B0 lbs. of flnny creatures ranging from a dolphin to kingfish. Spanish mack- erel, grminer and roe fish.

The Fort Montagu Bench Hotel in its brilliant floral settinil. a new Af- "ricnn village surrounding its Jitngle Clubsa screened private ocean front

'_ laostern Guardian

Ht-DANFE IlFIJtWJTD-‘Fiic inas- ruirrode dance. zfi-siq in mp 111,5, Hall on ‘Thursday: evening, Oct“ 7,11}; was a very pleasant affair. A largo intlliiliPi‘ of dancers were in costunir. ralsn a large crowd of spectators werc

i present. Nlany of the costiiiiics war“. ‘

‘Wore vcry beautiful. and tiir riff-r- lent characters troll l'f‘pl'f‘."."lll"fi.

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iiiw 16*’ i111! Foreman-Send in ynunz Clancy» i. ’ . "

I saw him smoking on a load of pow- der a while ago and I‘m izolnz to fire him.

Raflcrty—\lt'ell. his hilt.

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fhenMoritreal Stock Exchange

hcros mrt of his

“BALDWINHS ROAD \\'O1\IEN‘:-» lAbTITUTIlZ-Tlic Bwldwin Road \\'Of‘l1~.'1‘l'5 institute hclil tlicll‘ fluullrll

lfiii-riill lo Julio-non k Wnrrll m... i. 1l|ifIl|E|¢)I-I,'7".'

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mrctiniz oii Nov 21th in iiic school .-.A.....t.. .‘ mi. Mini ’lr:iiii . , . I! ' ~ m‘ 7m" 3r‘ m, .\Iuii 'ri-.iiii ‘°°"‘~ Maw“ "M" " m “w ‘Mm l7‘- l."i'~'i is .13‘: um. 'i'r.1iii 4' way; roll ciill was rcspondcci ui b; mu‘ “k ‘w H: I I‘ ' . _ ,, - I _ FE‘... ,. paying fees. A \cr_\ satislactm) re- n. _ ‘__‘_',l‘ yo, 5i“ 11-. gllllll‘ l'""' - port of the Years work was road h_\ l-""l"'llll'l"ll - ' ' i'iin ssi-iir . .\l ' iziiiiii |'Iii the Sccrcta ‘. alPr which Lin‘ fol» l'.'|4'lill "TMHZ" Il0.\lI.\'I0.\‘ or I\.\.\II\ - i - - , . - l‘ l'l=l "““U_\TLIID mm!“ lmviiig officer. ucir; lltliJllitfifi lui w “h, the coming _‘.'83.l'I—-Pl'ESlCll?l1t. airs.‘ I .. W”: i! '1 N‘. ‘f’? """"' Peter Carter; Vioe President. Mrs. . ' l‘ ‘~ i .. l’. |"' I ‘Elizabeth Corcoran; Srtcrctaiyv, Airs “ “"< I‘ X _ ,, ll.. ll‘ 3 , '-‘i~ ‘.~ \ i.- ‘ __ m .',,. Patrick lvlcQuairl. lrs-ayimiiilcrlt: l Ltlitltl " \ l‘ -~ “ill” Directors. Mrs. Thomas Balil-iviir. ""' !"""'*'" ""0" ‘v’ M“ 5“ v .\ n . ,_ : .- ‘ l‘ .\ R . Mrs. John Cairns. Mrs. K811111111 I‘ .\ l‘. s... .-. v .. ,. _. ,. x R‘ _ _ 5W "h" Goodwin, AucLtois. Mis. J. J. San

nhy. Mrs. M. I’. Corcoran. A hearty r vote of thanks was tciidcrcd the rc- tiring president; also tlic rc-amioint- ed Secretary. 11. was moved and sec- onded that $5.00 be givrn to help out the Christmas trrivr. also that @200 no givcn tn liclii equip the llf"i‘.'_ cctcd kllChflt iii thc liall. Diwuwoii‘

and was decided to have a lottery. ““““‘

to be drawn at. an entertainment Kfommrrre - f l ' 2H0 vs “fllilrflfil .. = cs4

htcr on. The second Tucsdiy of we"... gm.“ 31in w. m; 3g.

‘mch month will be the cvr-iiini: oi fr‘ “'|‘""'| - . .3?"

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lmai-ii-r: the inattcr of judciiiz illf~l

ficult. Siticildid music was fui".~i.l.=li- ied by the (lanadinn lcgion Orclirs- tra. Dancing was enjoyed

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‘fwslvfl o'clock. The prim: for the

' inrefturst. hast. retircscnted. and most

‘E. Garrett. while the prize for th-

bost. and most original in the m/"ir" costumes ivcnt to F‘. Paqusi and ll‘ finer-in. A FllEY-‘iflhiiai sum any. r91’ tried. which it is unrlcrstood. got". l" charitable |11ll‘1\"\'»‘(‘=. The lu":~" ‘iwere: Ladies. Mrs. A. H. Sniallu~~~i ‘and Miss it. tifrQuald: Gentlemen. A

rF. McQuald and .7. P. McPhee. l

l V HWIASQUERADE DANCE AT ‘SOllRlS-A very delightful and suc- lccssful masquerade dance was held in 13.1.8. haIluSouris. on Thursday.’ .Nov. 27th. in aldof the Orphanage. iThe costumes were many and varied 31nd showed great. originality lu design. | {A skit. on to music by the Con livhfl; iivouldnt want to be arrested h~~ iStcwartl Clown. Nigger. Home Brew ‘and the Lady Pirate brought down| .the house. The task of the judges

l I . l until‘

Cattle Ofl°\'f"i today wove only romrnon cows. PRlili"T"-_ f‘\l7l"!‘< and hull."- nnrl WPT!‘ sold at about steady

ness. Mrs. B‘rt had been in her us- ‘ual mod health when she suddenly Jar-came Ill. Di". Marlin. of Mt. Stew- art, was immediately called and all

bathing bench. and heavily booked was not to be envied. After careful:

opens onvthr 5th January. The New‘ consideration. “WasrF impcrsonatcrl Colonial with usual delightful by Ronalda MacDonald. "Snow smartness will re-open on the. 19th | Bunny" by Jana MacDonald and.

vl'l¢@-=~ ¢°llllll"ll llllll‘ "l'”“’l“ "m um. tnPdicnl skill find kind iiiviniz $3 7'3"‘ 1.3M Ywlrlim‘ "' $4 7'" hem?‘ hands could do was done. but neth- flll-"l"? "mk- Tm" “Tr” m “W” , in: could retard the grim messenger m‘ “W590 h" “"'°' v iof death for God ivlllsd otherwise.

Hogs WPTP about steady nt $10 foi-‘nnfl ‘he passed "w" on m! above‘ bacons and butchers with ti pram-l menfloncd (We M the n" n; i“ "ll" F" 0°‘! "n "°1°°ts' 5°“ were Her departure to be forever

‘of January and the efficient W. C. Wiinnpn is ‘now engaged in organ- izing for that date.

"Kirby's Rustic Garden" a new uev ‘ pment of the dance and caba- ret. run by an ex-Hungarian Artil- lery Major is proving a porllllfil’ 58t-

_ ‘ years. flvlrl llwlllld $9~ [with thi- Lord, creates ii hlg iiianii. I

m. pthéémdév n mm hmwrh and causes a keen sense of loss by; “"th'_ll‘lt a (m h.‘ vhm_a‘.",.._ ‘W l those left behind that time can nev-j

urday night rendezvous and the Torn ‘Thumb Golf Club House has been the locale of much private entertain- ing. '

. iild. were lied as the best dressed la- idles in the hall. iYnu ivevc sure in fine form. Mary». Fiastei" Egg. by Mildred F‘rascr. Flour-r. by Mary Peters. Ruffled. by Nlary MacRnr. .snd May Pole Girl, by Cloiilda Mc- Eachern. tlrd for the prettiest. cos- tumes. while Eunice Garrctt. as Old

;"Lady Pirate" by Mary M. MacDnn-l

Lady in Rocking Chair won first‘

iillCP. for the most original. Lcavvl

ltuired with well-fuizncd innocence: er "asfi ‘

But much as we lhlii,

“How can my! perm“ “Wm! n” mourn and miss this noble Christianl

0 that "ch ma" M" rmqvflivoman like her, we must say "TW-iyi c“, s , . _

m" and M." one rmflln l“ mg l will be done." She was of a kind m h," ' disposition. which gained many

_‘ ' Wm n" but i friends and made her a favorite wilth| AL" m’ cmnpan" ' tboth young and old and her death distmcw, m the mu" of this pro‘ | will be regretted by a wide circle of‘ Puma“ the fellow mum" "m: ,. I friends and acquaintances. Durin/ii

"°"° “k” ‘h’ w" Wm‘ m” “l” hrr iiineiiii iine was visited by her_ ‘ fpastor. Rev. Dr. Genge. minister of‘ jthe Presbyterian Church. Mount gSiiewai-t, who also conducted her 'funerai service, which was held on tNov. 24th. from her late iesidencs.

tn the Peoples‘ Cemetery. Mount ‘Stewart. Hymns sung were "Jesus ,keep me near the cross". and "Safe ‘in the arms of Jesus". fnvormi thymus of the deceased.

j There are left u» fondly cherish ;ths memory of l. kind, loving wife jnnd mother. her grief stricken hus-

fiH band. "V0 dlllfihftl‘! and 0'0 sons. "” :7 namely Audie, Mira. John mo». UARDIAN (JEN iKALi aid). miriiii-iilré. am: lute.

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in" F" "n" “mpemgurq 1, gt. it to Eunice. In the gentleman's list.-

" “m,” m‘; m, Mich” ‘m, with ‘ Chester McDonald as Cowboy: and m“ ‘Qouhipmm Hank Pariuwt. as a Royal N. W.‘ Mountv. won first place as host

dressed men. Both thesi- costumes. {worn vnqucoinpiete and Frank. his usual dashing srlf. Prlu- for thr- most original cosfuinc went to "Con- vlct“ hy Jimmie Ollanlcgv. Mary Hanan. 1H farmer. first was thr fitn- niest. Other costumer. Wflrili" of

C ra in Exchange

domain to JDRIIIIII a‘ Ward)

‘ original ladirs‘ costumes were won hi!’ Mizsrs M. Fraser. R. McDonald. and:

tmCMm ' mention were: Peasant Girl. by h", M" Marnie itfoynheh. Puritan Couple. lt'-' 14k 14h 151,, 751.. Mrs. A. Boll and Miss McIntyre, m“ M“ Good night. lw Imuisc For. i-Iomc <20. w‘. I Brew. hy Gertrude MacDonald. Tmiml m: ‘ Grocer. by Mrs. G. Camnbcll. and‘. _ loiowo. by .i. n. lllrlntwc. Con. m» “it lfltewart weir and Nigger by James . Brennan. The judges were Mrs A ' in. smalls-mid. Miss Josie Mro=iiiiii.': when a ‘ '3' w; im. A. r. Meoiiiiiii iimi Mr. r. Mc- _',' I" I," m a!“ us‘. l Phee. Music was furnlshcd by tun‘. sgfiyvoiuwi- 0W “'4 Q‘ Canadian liegkm Orchestrs and a‘ Ml! w ii- no i.- ll‘ I} h!!! In! was had b) all Hon‘ I