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THE CENTRAL IIIIAIIIIIAN

SHOP from Holma-nh Cats-log MR8 MeKINNON. MR8 JONES. Mrs. Trainor, Mrs. Agnew sud

HEAR M55553 WATKW-DING- Miss Blanchard, and Itafuse will

WEI-L. sauce AND SHAW in assist at the st. James Concert St. James Hall Thursday. 2i. Thursday. Tickets 35c. 2|. BEE BEER 6. WEEKS latest fur» FALSE REPORT.—Tho report

niture at Strand Theatre tonight at

l t I I St. C - Hospital Concert. 1323-5-11. o a cancer Sven n “berm

as, and reported in the Guardian of Feb. 2nd. has turnedout to be absolutelyfalse as no suchrcoricert was held. The item came in duly signed andwas handled in good mun. . . .

HEAR PROF. STEELE TO. NIGHT. — Lecture on- Charles Lamb in Prince Street School at 8. Program to follow.

CHURCH OF SOOTLAND. -- Rev. D. M. Lamont will preach at Cape Traverse on Wednesday, Feb. 6th at 7.30 p. rn. and at Sesrletown Hall on Thursday, Feb. 7th at 7.30 p. ni.

OVERSEAS MAlL.-'l‘.be next full mail for the Unilted Kingdom will lbs dospawhed .by the steamer jMonltnai-m sailing from St. John, N. B., on Friday the 8th. The last doapsatoh from ilhis ‘Porviiuce will be on Thursday morning the 7th. A Dull Iniail will also be despstched 'by the Steamer Melitta. dram St. __ Joh-n on Thursday, the 14th and a i u- m- on Ssbbnth- Fsb- 10th at turtiicr tmail by the steamer Mont-

Canoe Cove at 10.30 a. m., at Nine mseﬂfl-om s‘; John Km Friday, the Mile Creek at 2.30 p. m. in the 15th,

Peoples’ Church, city at 7 p. m.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. - Rsv. D.- M. Lamont will preach at Churchill on Saturday, Feb. 9th at

COUNCILLOR FOR WARD 4- Attention is called to the card which appears in today's issue. of Mr. Frank Heumesse, who is n candidate for Councillor for Ward 4. Mr. Hennessey who is a well known druggist has already shown his interest in the city by improve merits to the business section ot

CELEBRATED FIRST MA88.— On Sunday, January 20th, the newly ordained priest of Hope River, Rev. Patrick Walsh, sole-- brated his first High Mass in the church of his native parish. The ceremony was fittingly carried out with Rev. P. D. McGuigsn of Ver-

non River. as deacon sud J. A. Great Gggfgg street and other Murphy of S. D. U. as sub-deacon. parts of the city. 1r elected Mr. While 1118 DHSIOI‘. RBV- Wm- V- Heunessey should make a very ef- gECDOIIQfG ﬂClBd I15 Master 0f ﬂclgnf, counclllor, CTQIIIOXI ‘CS. ———<oo---i AT HOME. — Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McLean, Souris North gave HONOR ROLL a delightful at homo to their Report of Prince Street School for mew‘ “d “°“““""““°°“ m‘ - Month of January Thursday evening. There was a prlncipapa Dapmmqnt large attendance, many coming 1. Gladys Mathlegqu. -”-~ H several miles by sled. Mrs’. Mc- 2_ Miriam worth Lean _discharged the duties of

hostess with consummate skill and saw that each and every guest en- joyed a. full measure of entertain- ment. Right merrily passed the hours and all too swiftly. Dane ing was engaged in for the most part. Lunch was served in duo course and everybody concurred in thanks to Mr. and Mrs. McLean who succeeded so cessfuily in the enjoyment of the occasion. i-a0-§—~——- Mlnnnl’! Llniment for Slllllllll

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V|oe4PrIncIpal's Depi. Grids IX. 1, lzell Rice 2, Helen Toombs 3, ltuth Ayros

Miss Taltls Dept. Grade 1, Helen l‘arquliarson 2, Mary Furqtiiiarscii 3, Vcra Wiscnor

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Miss ‘Irving's Dept. Grade VII. 1, Mahcl Mzrtlicstm 2, Bcrthit Mutlow (l; Mildred Cox

Miss Acorn's Dept. Grade 1, Nniney Weeks

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Simmons and ‘Khlare- > iiyinns, the Bath Education Coni- _ mitlcc huve decided t0 Instruct M|5g Ygg’; Dgpf, Grads IV. StMr- Crawford Aiftkenv Grafton teachers, that verses in two ct‘ thi- 1, Ida Dslziel rent’ has Temp-Had home mrwm hymns urn uni: to ht: used. 2‘ Tweedy Plump“ Boston on a visit ‘to his ilamll)’. | The ﬁr... w“... 1., whm. 0b).";- 3. Ernest Tﬂtilllbs ltlcn wnit taken is from the li_\'lllll. M" JIIBMW Arsenal!" Ieﬂvei Ullswnii Things Bright and lit-dutiful.“ rm“ years b”; Grad, |||_ morning on a few weeks’ visit to T}... m}. mm. in 1.1., (313110. 1, Emma MoLennan ‘l-Olllﬁlilll-H. U- 5. A- "rhé'pon‘i~ mun nt lils g-ntc. 2. DOTIH ‘Ferguson "*"‘ (illiff iuudc them ll||-‘,'ll ur lowly. 3, Doris Adams Mr. Arthur J. Murphy. Los And ordcrcd their estate- Angoies, Cal, is visiting in this ' Th" "titer is fmm “Day by "My '3 M“! K|¢||Y DUPQ- GFBUO Ill. my,“ the Little Dnlsy," and begIni-i:—~ "" l. Allan vDoylo i-{Q-m-i Some huvc riches and high place. 2, Doris Whltlocit . NEW Acspm ggHggL Some have lowly homes and luhnr. 3, Mary Hutton At o. meeting of the commlttoon The 513mm“; of the pup“; of member warmly defended the first W" J°"°"' D°PI~ 5"“ "- New Acadia school for term end- hymn. snylmr it was admired "YB"

1, Marion Thorns 2, Ruth Acom 3, Erna Milford

ing January 31st is as follows. Grade lX—-1. Emma

Eva Peters, 3. Reginald Gallant. Grade Vii-I. Madeline Gallant

1, Earl Higgins

2. Betty Milford and Hazel Tup- 1mm Number of days taught 97. Corneleus Gallant days.

3, Lorine French Division

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Edmund Gallant

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Kidney Pills.

80nd: a message of cheer to the thousands of Canadian women who olrry a load of plln and woarlnuo through their delly work. St. Andre d9 Kamourssks, P. Q., Fob. lt-(tspecioly-‘il have out‘. fend terribly for several years from bad kidneys and Indigestion. l was so weaik that I was not sbls to do my housowonin lAiftor taking _ smug Budd's tKidney Pills l tfoit Tongue ‘Shows it’ rlzstiter 3nd the pains in my kidneys ave . - roooni-m Bi|i°‘"iq°“"i|““d them toﬁpvggsrkﬂwlolinon." and iMrs. E. Ouellet. who lives liars, L the above statement. She , ltsels that dhs owes it to other suf- Evw g n-qmi, feror" to tell them how she itound

Hurry Mother! new," gum 191g] ms pleasant reiiol.

“mum”; 11' ﬂyrnp" OMIIIQ ‘hilly pIOOII 011358 their fianstlelt fever fsiil M1100! tbs bow- tribute of praise to llloddb Kidney em A “uwmm may may pro- Pills, it is nottosollo that the great vent a lick child tomorrow. majority are women. - ‘lino reuon Apk your drulslst m: genuine given for this lo that the greet mol- “cuumm. p1‘ syrup" which tau orlt; of women's dill came 0mm the directions for babies and micron kidneys. night's Kidney Pills cot qf ‘ii “so printed on bottle. Moth- directly on tho hidden. muslin!

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Mrsi William Mann and Mrs. Not" man Ferguson, Indian River, ure visiting Mrs. Thomas R. Bears of

Mrs. Annie Trainer,‘ New Glas- gow, is visiting friends in Tfgulsii

Peters, 2.

Nltkw" D”.- Gud‘ H- 2. Gertie Gallant, 3. Vincent Ciem- thc community-

1. MIIPKBTGI- Acorn ents. The head muster of Kliipzsivntod 3- H919" Morrle 5nd Domthy Gradg V--1. Minnie Gallant, 2, School. said he did not. ngrco with 5amid°rs George Doucette, 3. Margaret Cle-thc sentiment of some of the {lvlmuf-h shﬂw monts. hymns, as it was Inid nn rnthoi" Grade lV-l. Olive Peters, 2. IirnvlLv, but If the two verses were

MI" BMW" ‘Dqﬁ- 07359 l- Mary Anne Gallant, 3. Alphonses izolnir to be u source ni’ offence u. 1» ‘Marlon "We" Peters and Donald Gallant, (equal) any section of the community ho 2- Fnances Marten Grade ll—Wllli'ri.l1l Gallant. thought the committee ought to 3- Elma ‘BYWII and P"?! 3"!" Grade l, (c)—1. Cornelius Gal- ndopt a brand-minded view rind

91180" lant, 2. Benedict Doucstte, 3. Wll- lt-nvc them nut.

Iiam Doiron. .\. IE. Conk, one nl’ the lnimur

Miss Taylor?‘ ‘Den:- Gride l- Grade l (bk-Theodore Gallant. members, who nriglnnii rnlsod u..-

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Edmund Gallant present 92 days. present 94%

3, Gordon tDuliy []ay5_ William M. Gallant present 92 days. Olive Peters present 90 days.

Her House Work

Mrs. E. Ouellst Tells of Dodd’!

Hymns Banned

' lily Dominion Nnivs Scﬁicih) Wiﬁtiunou, l-‘eb. {Cw-Having Hill. {IS clmsorg upon u book of Day School

denominations. The written long before class hatred was by certain

hymn was the Idr-ri of being proncht-d poisonous sections oi‘

objection nt n meeting of tho iititli City Council. said he would not imagine people in great trouble lonkinit to that verse as the stiuree cl inspiration. -—----@0&-—-—- The use of brown paper to cover the soil around the plants has in- creased the yield of Hawaiian pine- apples 50 per cent. .

Modest Opinion Of Himself

Out In ‘Frisco there was once n prize fighter who harbored thu hallucination that he was abnorm- ally strong. As a matter of fact, though he had once been» a rugged specimen of physical manhood. rum had undermined his system until he hsd got to be nothing more than a broken down derelict whose mind was stfsctdd. his mania being that he was the strongest man in the world. ' On tho day of‘ the San- Francisco earthquake this derelict of the ring entered a saloon operaIE-I ed by Alex Greggainn, the‘ old boxer. and asked the bartender to give iiim a drink.

"Wwan. sit the air!" said bartender. . "lf ya don't gimme a drink I'll pull down this blr." said the derelict, mapping the edge of the bar with both hands.

"Ya don't git no more drinks here," answered the drink mixer, "so ya better git out whlis the gittiirs 500d."

Al. that the aderoltlct gave one mighty to; at the bar to fulfill his throat. Just their the Son Francisco earthquake hnp not! and the whole building was s alien from

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As Cream in Coffee

OU add full-bodied richness and tempting color to your morning cup of coffee when you “cream” it with Carnation. Be- sides Carnation’s richness and ab-_ solute purity, its convenience and economy are winning thousands _ 0f new users daily. Try it.

Order several tall (16 oz.) cans or‘ tfcase 0f 48 cans of this conveni- ent and dependable milk from your grocer.

Write for the free Carnation Cook Book which contains recipes for over 100 tasty dishes.

HOW TO USE CAIINATION MILK IN COFFEE , OR TEA

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