rmiiziir;

and patrons o1 Dllrylflfl Co, will be held In

Factory on Tueaday the 19th . at 1 o'clock p. m. H. G. McLAREN,

‘x g WM. cMNumuiao-t , Secretary. 7l28-lfili;_____~fittrfz i ANNUAL MEETING The Annuafiteetlng of the

Fox Ranching 60.. Ltd., will be held In the Public Hall, Murray Harbor. on Thursday. February 26th, 1928, at 7.30 o'clock p. m. F. W. LELACHEUR, Secretary-Treasurer.

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721744-1411.

ANNUAL MEETING

The annual zueezinz of the Hunt- er River Shipping Club will be held in New Glasgow Hail on Tues- day. Jan. 19th inst at 2 p, m

ADAM BROWN Secretary.

7193-13-14]

Pharmacy Examinations

Thw ‘TL; I -u"\ w" .' Th’: Prince Lcbmvf; 1.. mu.‘ iimiirnaceu tical Association will moot lor the purpose of examining candidates for registration at Charlottetown, on January 28th. 1926. Appilcatlona molt be received before Monday the 18th lnat. For further parti- culare apply to H. L. BETHUNE.

Secretary-Registrar.

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7213-I4~1.\I3I.

NIIIIIlE

The Annual Meeting of the 6r- weii Dairying 00.. will be held in the Orwell Cove Hall on Tueaday, January 10th at 1-30 P. M.

F. F. DREELAN, Secretary,

71951M-3iwte.

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NIIIICE

hoidera and patrons of the Hazel- brook Dairy Company, Liimited, will

January 20th inst. at one o'clock, A. ROY JONES,

7l49-1I-]mwfs.

Professional Cards

McDonaidv& McPhee B. A.

a. a. IcDONALD n. I‘. IcPIIIIB

nun-m», Lion-m, an, Manny to Loan Illey Building Oharlottrtewa

Mark RliMcGuigan

ILIIISTIQB. IOLIIJITOI. ITO. only to Loan clfilqlfil: 151mb Charlottetown, ELL - - - l.

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,_._____ W. A. MORRELL cusnrsneo ACCOUNTANT

mo AUDITOR nuoose arrests stock AMHERBT. novn eccrria llllll-l-illmn

Dr. ‘c. c. Archibald

Graduate ol N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital

and Throat. Testing Eyes and eupplyinfl Gin Office, Bayer Building Great Georqa Street

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a"; Sr‘?

AL MEETINGI

ual Meeting of the atock- the New

Murray Harbor Black and 8l-lver_

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, "Gloanings From A Millers Daughter Tl-yon And oopoa corona , Vicinity

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i We note in the Guardian that it

lie illegal to dnivo a rig in the oil-y wtbout bells. Does the same law iprevuii In thggcountry! If so whose iduty is it to enforce it. ‘Scores of afeiams are upon the rows without Ibeils, in the evening they are a [positive menace to any who are walking. its an excellent law and

were knocked down recently in Crapaud, as they were returning homo from a concert in the Chur- ch. They narrowly escaped being seriously hurt. The team had no bells. *

Speaking of boils, have you heard iiilem? What bells. Merry bells. mar- ,rluge Iitils, where may they be ibcard? All the way from Crapiiuti km (‘ounty Line. How they tinkle.

should be enforced. Pwo children K

MYSTERIOUS WRITING This is tbc fifth chapter of a story about i; lost pf-IXCB. When the set of ilolls is complete at the cnd of next week, they will make fine

actors w'tb which to play the

story over again.

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The miner's daughter bud just wished for thc reward in order that she might have a line dowry- whsn a great surprise- t-ame to bur. A cosy fire was burning Inside lbe stimmerllofise on the ' killiffl grounds and there was a ittiP. table all set with dainty food. There was writing carved into the stone of the fireplace. and Ibis is who! It: said:

"Of comforts here partake. of thy speech beware,“ But she had no sooner seated

but:

blob ribbons about her ankles.)

herself to eat than she heard u cry"!!! and sizhlng and 86W H vnunz man smridint: pt the tic/u‘.

I "'3 ho "s"\‘d. ‘

“i".ll‘ ivy-self." she answered.

For an instant his face bore p iIUlIIiIt-HI luoif. ills-n he vanished. \\'hru the girl turned again to the i~bic it, ion. was gone and ail tho other comforts,

(This dress beionls to thr mil- ler‘s cities! daughter. ii is brown with u blue nprcn and collar. Her Minus and slflrlillllli-l are brown with

Aw.‘

FINE RECORD FOR SAFETY BY BRITISH RAILWAYB IXNPON. Jan. s - Despite weight and speed of traffic said to he unparalleled, only one 111198971" ger was killed ‘In train accidents in Britain during the past year. This figure is confpareil with more than forty fatalities in France and four times that number in the Unitfd States. The. comparative freedom of British railways from Iatal ac~ cidcufs is uttrihuted to cure in con~ struriloxi and precautions take-n by the rnilway staffs. It is claimed Elle zivernge speed of British trains

The Annual Meeting o! the ehare-,trniric density us be held on Wedneeday afternoon!

Secretary.

Prlotlce limited to Eye. Ear, None month: credit on all

Office Hours-O to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.i'il67-l2-IblI3I.

NEW YORK FISH ADS.

is the Iii-ghost in the world and KFPB! 3S any-

-_- -4-<o>i_-_ IRELAND'S ARMY

iwbi ro.

The Irish Free Slate has an army ‘i’ "pproximotcly 1.000 officers and 6 llil0 men.

i

Candidate For Water Commissoner

At the request of a large number ol prominent citilena l have con- sented to become a candidate lor Water Commieaioner at the forth- coming Civic Election. ll you do me the honor. Ladies and Gentle- men, ol electing me to this position i WIlII do my utmost to protect your Interests.

Respectfully yours,

721i ilii-l-enviii.

CLEARANCE

IIIIITIIIN SIIIE

At Eldon, on Monday. January 18th at 1 o'clock aharp ol all Stock. Crop and Farm Implementa, etc» o1

i

,the late A. G. Smith. Sale poal- itive. No reaerve. Terms 11 eume over

ll ‘stormy. first flne day. J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer.

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Ietabllehed

SillELT AND EEL SHIPPERS ATTENTION .I‘or Top Prices, Prompt: Returns and General Satisfaction Ship Your Production to

CHESEBRO BROTHERS & ROBBINS INC.

llll. Chipping ltenelle lent on loqueal

l. 2 and 3 Fulton Fish Market,

New York N. Y.

¢‘ v vvv‘#v~“¢ v

""/y- ivlwvr‘ or» ‘l-n fir» qntlfnm" -'

G. D. WRIGHT.

tiuklc, merry bells, marriage bells. , ___

Miss Helen Howatt oi’ Augusfinc Covr. Spent lust week at North Try- ou, the guest of Mrs. Elmer Gamb-

ile

Chas. Howutt who went to hos Auiseies. California last. fail, return- ed a few days ago and has been visiting friends In Crapafid, He will purchase- several pairs o! foxes and return west shortly. He reports that thc boom in California appears to be off. There are many vacant houses in the cities and muny out of cmpinymeiti.

Kills.» Gracc- Simmons. of Crapauri. i- nvjfijlliIng the month with her flifilrr I" "You. Mrs. Howard Cali-

lheclz.

lflslb-“iilr Brll has been follow»

lug up se-vnrai (rifles, hoping to loc/

utc some ul‘ thv illicit stills til-at l"_gii.',wil,'|l,lj\i' ,‘,',',‘.',?,'.“',"§,;,,‘",f,I“',§§,"",1{I§I§({TflU ape sand to be located toward h, m. who would lirulil u.» most “(Filmy Lilli‘. lie has found nvldrn- l'|‘u1II it" .\II'II‘\'I‘I~I of vouoisni.“ me Ce lIitli stills have been i-pL-iinfly pubIisIu-rs buvi- urrungril to iIisiriIiuti: i“ but i» is m» n» liar: been able i0 local» ihcm (lcfinit- I" |i:|q.;|‘\'|"| n»; iilll" rvuili-rs. but

ciy. Till. Bell is an excellent Offic- ‘T- fllld will do his duty without

fear or favour. He needs tbs sup- “

Port of cvcry true citizen in his 200d work. ‘ Every mild day large quantities ‘>4’ Dmilloes have been going for- "tl. A cbtfce lot of table stock. ",i- vifiLy graded for hotel use was ‘ifd hero last “welt for 52,00 per bushel. They are going to the Un~ Iteii SIIIIPS. Many ol the large hob‘ "is ire making baked potatoes a feature of their bill of fares and for this purpose potatoes must he graded to uniform sizo. They arc Paying an extra price for this stock.

dlilss Ruth Ward while on hcr way to Wollville. where she is a stud out at the [indies Seminary. was a passenger on the Itlaritimc Express that was wrecked noar Amherst lust week, but fortunately. while twenty fvc passengers were more 0i‘ less illiurcti, Miss Ward escaped without a ‘scratch. She bus written lief Dflfiillts, Mr. and Firs. Geo. ‘W. Ward ‘a graphic account of her ex- lloricnce. which she ls not anxious to g0 through again. The train wua making good time on a smooth road bod when without a moments warn- ing. there was a terrific crash and several cans went over an enlbank. moot. There was u fearilul snfnsbing of wood and gloss. The passengers on tho upper sble of the car, with IWYIII bflifilage und loose garments. went tumbling down upon those on the lower side, several who \\'(;"‘I‘G filling next the Windows were ihrown against them and were bad- iy cut about tile lace. The snow was drifting badly and in a few momciiis WZIS drift-lug through the broken WIHiI-‘IWVQ upon the impris- oned passengers. As soon an Miss Ward could recover hergglifl Mm 100k about she said the scene was terrible. The wounded were pull- ing illcmseivPu from the wreckage with blood streaming from their face. und arms. No one was killed. but among those who were serious- y hurt were the Conductor and Miss ilose also a student at Woll- viile. Rcllef was rushed from Hull- lax and the injured were soon tak- en chm of. it was about three hours bciorc the uninliured could resume their journey.

Pork. which has been soaring in

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A Safe and n Remedy I The First and Original ' Cold and Grip Tablet

Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century. The boa beara thia signature

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Price 30c. Mada in Canada.

VB

, Iieii and ill/luster Leigh

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ma casnnomrows GUARDIAN

llu Who Tiiriliéil , The World

Dlvnlaaa Methods (‘an Dominate and Triumph: Prov" b! Seientlle l-‘net that. there la a0 IAIIIIOI‘ an excuoe for Fall- urc or lll-lleuith.

numbers of pi-ople to-dny struggling [or a lirclinoi... have u R8! inherent power lo i-ituln aup~ reinuey—otht-rs atrugglim, slong In apltc of Ill-health can att...u iitneaaand content. Theae’ are Iii-l two o! the truths brought tiutuc, iu thorough iuill definite manner, by a book ruseutly Issued. untitled “The Murvela id f Couchnu." ‘W0 buvi- here a tloctrloi- _ t» x - pountlt-il by om- wno lulu uiiulil- oil ull flint be claims. utul the wurlilwviili- rah nowu of Emili- l'0llt' — accred- ited with being tut- tuuileru 111d-

Grcat

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giiiuu of the Iltllliiili 1l1IlIl| --— in proul’. Ill‘ Il- _§t,“,“‘_,‘m,_""‘",§ mums (‘IHJE i-uuplsm is destIni-il to huvo u ri-iuurk- able. furrcilriiilli»! "m". . "The ymn-ois of (‘omit-ism" is un- world

ilofibtodly tlu- key for which tin-

bun iii-cu sciirvlllllizi llw I""'"-*i" f" i‘ givcu the Iuiprt-iislnn of u I|l'\\' uni. l. on Inbi-ri-ui form‘.

wondrous power, lhut muy be wiciiicii by rlcb unil 1W1" ulikc. As you rend, ihcro urisi-s nu cvi-r- growing rum-option ol’ IIII‘ lllilll)‘ IIIIIIIII" fiiious to which tht- Si-lcurc um. ‘lu- Il"|» milking our}: ilay more progri-ssivi- mid inorc prof urtivcr 1nvixnz inggi-r rc» words. ‘The mun or winniul, YEHIHH <1!‘ uiil. who peruilts u iiuy ti» l!" II)’ "m!" mil lililllllllllfl "'I‘bc Mnrvrls oi flout-ism

will be guilty oi ui-glet-l to his ui‘ inn own inn-rests: so grout no ilIlI docs Ii g.\-- fbui iliosi- _u'bo un- ilnl i-tvfworsuift with int f-ulllvnia will unruly l»: ul n out ilisutivutitogi- in ibis upi- ol oom- bi-r the word be uppIli-il

gr _ ||otitl0n-~-wbcf

in v uppIii-uiiiu. is Iiil]|i~I‘lllI\‘I*. or you "my p.- qlixflpiifiilllPll. Simply semi your

HIIIITPHSI to: 'l‘iu- t'lillt'rt)l'i0ll

.\lll\‘ anti _ ‘ Iliilliilliv, I.III.. IWIII- '1“ y """{""" Ymiluri ilou london l<.. l. l, hug-

mml, uni-losing, it‘ you wish. I_\b~ m NIIIIIHIN It) l'il\'l'l‘ [Nmllllgifi llllfl _\'llil \'>i| lmvc lliutIt‘ u flf-limtc, suu- sit-p iowunh, IIN‘ zu-uii-vi-mcbt or _\'<|\lI iii-sir s 'ii_ili~ _\'n|i will ln- olili- to prof-c for _\'0ill“.a<‘II that lIm powi-r which IIIEUII‘, oi lvust "m. ilriit woriikfuiuinis run bi- t-njoyi-ii o uli. ‘iu your own ruse.

Mme “my; a drop this weck from l6 1-2 to 15 1-2 cents per lb.

Mrs. Arnold Lofurgtqr, who is spending tile winter in Sunfmcr» side come buck in Tryon for u lPw days this work, but has again re- turnrtl to town.

Pleasant House Warming i’

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by which Anyone i

the lunat _

(The woes ul olden times were somewhat dillereui i'rom thc wines or today. Rummoy. Oaey. Maimesey, ‘Sack and i-Iypocras were in grout Invnr.)

This is a refine "or the Hypocra" ‘cup which was served at the Cor- onation banquets of King Henry VII, King Henry VIII" Amie Dol- Eyll, tint-cu liiimibcili. James l.. ‘Juecu Anne. and doubtless ht‘ .-nno_\- iubcr sovereigns of Pinglund,

Mix ii guiion of Hypncras with ~1 lbs. cinnamon. 2 lbs. gynxer. 1 oz. _-|0v¢._.._ 11 lbs. sugar. ll lbs. small raisins. ii lbs doles.

A GOOD DRINK OF TEA! ' Dated Queen Anne

Make n quart oi‘ very excellent iirewi-il ion. Pour lt out. and set ll five» in.» firc. and boat therein the yolks oi 4 eggs, and a pint oi white will“, o grotcd nutmeg. ond sugar lo iusic. Rtlr over lire til hot. llrink in chins dishes.

TO MAKE SILLYBUBBLES. i.-\.‘ mime‘ for Queen Anuc Boleyn i, -- tween IUousnrt uf Henry

VIII.)

Take a tiuarl oi‘ cream and hull ii puiiini iri’ ilile sugar, u pIiii oi good led wins. uoii hull u pint to

Used As Paint

AiLiPi-NE. Tex, Jan. 14.—~Bur- .owing on the ruggzd mountains of southern Texas, stolld Indians to- day are mining for Ira traasure of quick-silver, the blood-red ore their forefathers used as warpalnt.

The miners live .n villages that are ailent as th-e tomb. Far ben- tath the surface, they spend their waking hours taking from the hills a heritage whch civilization d’s- covered and claims as its_own.

Tariiinliue and Waldron, ninety mics from a railroad, are the cenzei of a district where the ex- pected optning of o new mine may give ‘Pexas first runk In tho- Unit- ed States‘ production of tiulck-sil- ver. The state now ranks second.

For thvlriy years. hardy men have hem underiuln 11g the moun- tains for the cinnabar ore from which mercury is extracted. One taompaily hits produced SIUMUILUOT) worth of shimmering metal during

Indians Dig For OreI Their Forefathers ~

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-_i_--.- , rI-Jva-uqm-u.

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1.4mm»:

k mily guppiifitl the candy and gills for the chihircn of the district. The)’ uL-o presented the teacher WIUI a btsuhful work 088KB!-

Foilcwmg i! the DITISTIWIIYWI

Reciution —— "Cbr simus urcet- Ings"~Vera Simpson. _ . Recitation — No Siwklflgi "1

\\’ear~~aanles i\\"-l\‘l‘9“- Ret-.i.uliCll-CIH‘ stnias ‘Finns — ‘Thelma Smith. Lin); n5 Xiiliis‘ School. IItZCIiuI'0ii'~SillCkIIIg$ or Shoes“ Thomas ‘Turner. l~‘ztu:i.ftiiiie— ~’I‘lic Red. \\"'nilc Jllil I_l|ut-—iyy 7 girls.

Joys 'I‘Iic

very Q .

‘Hui: tutiom-Aivina MacCalium. Recitation-Austin (lruhuln. I)iuioguo—Bet'ter than a Doctor. Il(:CIlfllI-1Il~A (‘hrlsiuriis Q1111-

tbc last quurvcr of u century.

The miners are Indians and Mexicans; and the viiliages are of adobe huts. Dunn: the day, while

the men are in the ground. the U1" Gilliam-

women reuufn in the houses and “evmlilllbqlii; L9“el"‘"S'eI'h‘“" zbe silence is rarely broken. The Ganilllig ‘ Lgifggig beiwgg" (ht rows of Bquui Ai-rostit-—- (‘bristmus Tree— V10 tisweilings are deserted except for WIDTH‘-

the occasional uppumilce oi a“ lletritoliouwThe Sens-cowl pup- Iudian woman curryzug water in "F

Chorus Xmas Time—Thr- School.

ltccitutiou-A Xmas Sleepy iii-xiii V Iicrnk-e Ferguson.

RQLfIlJlIOlP-"NITH. Santa (‘loos Elinor ’l'urncr.

ilt-citaiiofi» Illtnoiltt- Worn-u.

ItocItutinn-dlury Turin-r.

Rocitoiitiu Joint 'llltit-.(‘.illutn.

2W0 rawhidp bags suspendnfi from pole across her shoulders. Iii prmitive faobon.

One of the mines contain-s uu immense cuvcru, which ijs reached by u iifiyfco‘. ladder placed there, ycors ago, by the primitive [TIIJH-i. 'i‘i\o surround m; bluffs arc lIt‘i‘.0i‘~'

K601111101‘! arid Song _-N[\i|e|-ry Xmas by l4 pupils,

HIGH FUR PRICES

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Furilcrs pre wc-rried. They ha“. plenty of customers and the: cu.~. tmcrs sum lo Jiave plenty of uioucy bu: iurs are getting mom uzu more sconce. Mink. which hi... ouie u standard of style and V‘I. Iue in into yzars. is high unti fro“.

pars arr so: ring fewer s-kins than t‘V(.‘I'. The muskrat cutcb, even with twenty. thousand LUuIsIdn-i iupprrs In the buyous. is not IIPIIIQV. Iii to be large cnottgh to fill the do. iiiuntl. ~Fur|xcrs, theri-ftire. urt- prc, iiiciifig higher prices.

—~»—~~<+>-a- CAT IN COFFIN

‘London, Jan 15,-—Murio Soyun-i- a \\'(;AIlIiy widow of Newton Aim.‘ .L'\'t'Ii5IiIl‘(’. who died recently, it it itisfructiuits iu hc-r WlII that lit-r out should be poisoned with pr' ~ ' ‘ii bv ii wdcrlnary surgeon sud buried in her twlflu with hcr.

’I‘bcse instructions won- fully currii-d out.

A \\'£\‘.lIiI1y iuou living at Sow-p. mus iicturtly loft instructions in Ills will iIiflI bi- was in be c: iililih] in u kIIIl'ki‘I‘I)l')i'k(’I" suit uni] iililivsg

QPIIII‘

nit-ii w ‘.11 mfiby Indian piiriogruplis and Irrlugiyphivs, iIu red pigfucni, I

ma‘.

ii-"tvii- m». IIIIII wile-ii ii II'ulIi,~I.<2i.Vi’ BOIIW oi tile froth on u slovc It) top, (Iilclll. with illui \'-I1I('Il is uilt wbipt mutn. and then illI it up with tho Wllllii and lop (Ilcill with that witch iui on iIIP sicvc. i

SULEBUBBLFS

(As made by the Queen when she

was u giri.“-Virim'itt. 18351 i i ’I':iIfc bull‘ a pint of gilou vrrilllhi and null a pint of Irosli rich ‘milkl and pot them into n diy palm. and ‘put thorn-in u spoouiul of orange- wi-ti-i" Iiuwrr and u iiiiic WIIIii" winc. sivceicu ‘vith fine sugar, beat the whites or ;.> eggs, and pill them m. 1111i» (lip mill and grind if well"

iaki- oft‘ ilw froth w'iii u spunmanti put ii in your iclusuos us high us‘ you run. ii‘ you will biive ll ur-ui

roior, pui in riorci insicuil o1 uuiiii wiov. and n Iitiic in tho bottom o the gloss with u niil. augui‘.

SYLLABUB (Cow Froth.)

’I‘uko oi wine or cidor. S\V\'€i!l(!1i ed, and IIIIVUI‘ w-tb nuimrg. lili-i"

(Ivor twenty couples friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. (liieuu liiclieuu. Scuriciowu. culled on them recently to offer feiicltnlious upon the "moving in“ to their new home 0n tile Jim-den Highway. ‘

Mr. J. I1. Iiuyes was chosen musi ier of ceremonies who in u few wcli’ chosen remarks set forth the high, esteem in which the young co-fiple urc held. felling how they were always willing to further tuiy inter- ests for the welfare of the district social und otherwise.

The address was accompanied by] two beautiful Japanese Jortilnlersi and u Silver Tea Service, the prcsH entution being made iu bcliuil‘ oi the company by Mrs. G00, Ruucic and Mrs. Horace Sobcy the 1ocip~ icnts responded in u few well chos- en WOHIS ibuukiug lllt: compuny for their kind remembrance saying the gills would always be a reminder oi’ their kind friends.

After the presentation the party ivas entertained with some mic piano selections by Airs. Geo. Ruoci¢ and Mrs. Fraser Silllker, the remainder of the evening being taken up with songs, guinea and stories.

vlfter all present had parlakcu of a goodly share of cake and ice creum, the singing of Auid Lung Syne and the Nntionui Anthem brought to-a close the end of a per- iect evening.

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GRAHAM'S RQAD SCHOOL

EXAMINATION

The half-yearly examination of Graham's Road School was held lili Graham's Road Hail, 'I‘ucsduy eve-i- lug. December 22nd, with lilillynsiX rate payers tmd visitors present. The hail was beautifully decorated for the occasion with crepe paper. spruce and pink and white urtifltriul

roses. The titipils were examiuctl by their teachers Misses ilit-rizszi Wendi-ride und Elizabeth Fiomiug.

assisted by Miss (larrle Wouiisitic null Mr. Hugh iCam-pboli. .

'I‘iio following prngruuf was thou carried outz~iusirumeutal Aiusic. by Misses iBGllIIlIl uud Uiivc Comp Clllllillltlilj iCborfia, Sleigh Bells of Suuiu Hlluus by School. Speech by Mili- igaret Mucbeun; Dialogue, Playing iSciiool by ‘CIIFIBIQIIB Wigmorc, Jen‘ Inle MttcKinnon and George Wig-