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CONTEST for the most popular glrl-
'rhe winner will receive from S. A. McDonald'a Dry Goods and Cloth-
ing Store, an ontilt of wearing app arel now on dlsllh! in 9:10 5 ‘ga
window, 200 votes given with every dollar purchase at the a ore-
vntes given :lt the Theatre, afternoon or evening. _
Get Coupon elsewhere in this paper for tonight.
` VOTE FOR Youre l=AvORlTE-wATcl-l PAPERS
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The Car Owner's Scrap Book
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raaazmo roiN'rs or stooaoi. ` pen to bs in the crease limes, ,M
l Agoodtmting trough for theliom
an slocnol nydnnnsier. is it nscsa-laersse cw be mlde very easily from
sity during the winter liwnths for.an told discarded casing, thg in-3,
l e alcohol the casing Ula better After the des
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- - trouble. If the valve seat is rouzh. CARRYING LUGGAGE
no ACH  grind it in with oil and cmery by When lugggage of any kind ls
COMEDY Q ,_ " .rotating the spindle on its seat. _strapped to the running boards, t
._ _ ‘Q | Another cause of flooding is a bent should never ex-tend beyond the hub-
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“ / 'convenient table that it would be PIM 01 vfrifdha mlm. to about out
f Q ,- - /. wmh while to preserve for reference: inch. The eahaust clearance can be
. _ ’ adjusted with a thin business card
. %Watei‘ €2Aloohol lFahr:nheit) to about .005 inch. Thea; specific-i
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» 4  95 5 25 degreesltions are general. and of exact di,
,. . - N -"l: ‘ 90 lo is degrees tance of each clearance.
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NAPOLEON 
The thrilling epic of “Thr |70
Little C0l'D0ra.l.” the Corsican _ 65
youth who gained the greatest
conquests in love and battle
only to lose all by a trick of
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solution in the radiatvi’ This hyd 8 , shei
_ ._ . meter gives the specific gravity, which lac it with seveial coats. both insidg
.¢.,_§_ / __ ,`»' , must be known to determine me and out. Then make a supporting
===f.f;§¥;§§;;l; - ~ .~~' ' freezing point oi the solution being ~ stand out oi s. few strips or wo°q_
""‘ » 1*’ ' used. A car owner cannot merely pour
a few quarts of alcohol into his radia- WATCH THE VALVE CLEARANCE
tor and then be assured that it will The constant tavllml M the valve
qi’ _P .` not freeze. The solution must be of lifters makes a nbiay engine. 1t‘alss
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Form iii: practice of looking at all ol
Water ‘,1Alcohol (Fahrenheit) _ the tires when putting the car away
25 -2 degrees for the night. Then, if the next morn.
30 - ‘~' -Qdegrecs lngatirelsflatltisgenera.liydue»,n
:ls -I5 degrees a loose valve stem or to a leaky valve
/l0~ -23 degrees The ordinary Pungture usually leaks
~ much faster. Eith remove the tubs
CARBURETOB. TIDOUBLES and tighten the nut at the base of the
nw when the float otacarbluetor leaks valve stem, or remove the valve can
' lit is sure to cause trouble. Inspecting and tighten the plunger. Then test to
- the seat of the valve will determine see if the leak has been stopped,
valve spindle. The remedy for this 18 caps and the right side.
to remove_t.he float, place the spindle
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Burns Anniversary
Under 'the Auspices of the Caledonian Club
Selections hy Pipe and Drum Band.
Highland Fling .  l, - ‘if  5/.”-4/7__§,,"
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IB) Bonnie Doon.
Step Dance. ' _
Solo-The Maid of Dundee
Sword Dance.
Song-Mary. .
Reading-Angus McVlcar°s_ -Visit. .
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lb) Sound the Lnull Pichrol-Ii
Dance: Seann Trnlbhas ’
Orchestra-Caledonian Club Parade.
Character songs. -
Violin. Solo--Blne Bells of Scotland.
Song-The March ol the Cameron Men.
Reading-Bairnlcs Cuddle Doon.
Gaelic Songs.
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- UNCLE RA YS CORNER ryon _ _ _
1 b t. n  Mrs Les Edwards Tryon, returned on June 21  me  
` - wlvfn the spark plug is sliort-circuit-
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Ce e r _ on Saturday from the Prince County *-°“ . ,throttle suddenly. This produces ll- A t
and the Distinguished Patronage of
His Honor Lieut.-Governor Heartz and
His Worship Mayor Yeo and Mrs. Yeo `
their skeletons.

Misses Mary MacKinnon. Muriel Macdonald -_T____ -_'=. '2_=_'-/M”-,_`_
ale Trio (A) Flow Gently Sweet Afton
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The only traces we find of them a
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Thursday and Friday, Jan. 24-25 0 ’  _ ,  " 
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Overture-Bonnie Scotland     ,.. ,.. ... . . ,.. Cullen ---_ V  in
_ By Orchestra - . - 
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A “howdah" on the back of an |
cl h t country do with their trunks "They
. ,i TAM;-; a at deal of damage. In general, Hospital. where she has been recelv (Canadian Press) Sha _ dwbie knock, A lswn pin  
ELEWAHS' WILD MD incl:-:vsi~_ they are psscclulwnlis held ing treatment. 1 11;az;i1r..ro§, oirlit., Jan. ia,-OélllcY;|k,,,,'2f, ls mu,” by , cp,-,wked ln-
' his ntl- arc seen Icaptive. _ `°"_` . ° ° the “m W” Yml?|° U broken pin, or by some tight or badly
atEtI1(.!,E;h;x,l;'§,_15u:,,~t ln  z0g_.they do  Long ago the natives of India H0<1kcy Will be 1'8i2h6l` field ID TW' announce that they have been notl- Wm-n member-_
not run -wild. Once lthere were llearned to make use of the elephants on until the Flu wears off and the i-led that the Oxford-Cambridge ABE wg “EAL-1-uma?
wild elephants roaming over North las a. beast of burden. He is taught b0yS 001118 Out 0! their dem- Then if track team, whlcli. will compete in WHEN WASHING THE CAR ___
Ainerlcaf but that day is long past. lto curry persons on his back, to move Shy I'-rc Still able. the Club has sticks international matches with Harvard. 'ny ,manning 9, sponge to the ncz- Bwame of me gendency w.¢|o,Uy
' se ilogs with his trunk, and to push down etc-. ready for practice- Yale. Cornell and Princeton _ MM ._z1s of the hose when washing the car. me p,,,t_ mum, me ,ment ,nd b,
-- summer. will sail on June 21, land .Tim sponge Wm- by-29,1; the violent. wsu the futum mnny- mmm an
Our neighbors of Victoria are “Well at Montreal and will proceed directly 'force of the water. avoiding any quwe' sm-9 that we do -not comp,”
away.. this season with their fine new to Hamilton for a duel with the Ham- lgplashing and preventing the possible favorably with pan generation, in
ercnl- Thch’ 0P€¥\i!\¥ hl8hi- iS ll- ilton Olympic Club stars before going marmig»Df the finish. It also makes my way yet we ,find ._ dum”
ready history and we trust the future to the United states. information to lt possible to use cnc hand and ai- gushed E,,gush's,,h0m. ,mms ln ,
will be indeed kind to ihefn- this effect was received by the local fords a much more satisfactory met- review of conditions in En81snd_ that
-- club in -a letter from Dr. Salisbury liod. ‘ -~_a_bUv, ap, them has hem gn ‘mu
The death took place at North woods. honorary manager of the _ mg mmfomaqon in me health of
Tryon on Sunday morning. of Frank British team. _ _ REMOVING itulci-imr: scnaws ,he pe,,p,,,_ (0,. whom me L, ,,m,,_
Mayhew. after a short illness of pleu- . Qftlm times 3, small screw will be- ben" and longer’ “nd “nh B more
ral pneumonia, leaving xtgdrmolirn a --- . x _ _
widow and ilve yo\i!i8 C en' . the screw driver is not great enroug 1
_._ girls wili.remember him 'as the sup- » to move it, or the slot in its hem will c°,'f1hp‘:d§gn“°f,‘}5l;’;‘n,;j°u§L”,°n'°:\‘:el;,’;a:
That flu is prevalentln this vlcin- erintendent of the Presbyterian Sab- lspiead when the screwdirver israli- 1838 with mom in the ye" mm In
ity one cannot doubt, for in almost bath School at North Tryon, where‘plied. This can be overcome by filing England and wma; in 1838, the sem
every home some one has it. That as- an elder he labored for the Mast- the head of the_sci-ew into a square erm dum ,ate Wu' 210. in 1925 “_
business is_bl°lsk would be saying a er until Church Union took him into shape and tihen using 9. Kpannel' 8 'Thu means that lk 1828 ine”
whole lot, which would hardly be the Tryon United Church where .he wrench. Or.‘if thespanner wrench i-S ,Que mme than um has demghs for
true for those who are out are out continued his service until called to hardened, ,lt can be hammered over every thousand of me population
because“‘they have to be. that Better Land on High. ' . the head of the obstinate screw. re- than there were in 183s_ In other
_ trees.
In the Indian jungles there are
long stretches of pampas grass, rising
to a. height of from 15 in 20 feet. Men
would find it almost impossible to get
through t.ha.t/grass on foot. but they
manage to do so while riding on the
backs of elephants. `
Hunters in India ride oh elephants
while out to shoot tigers. The tig-
aes do not care to argue with an ele-
phant, as a general rule: so the hunt-
crs are fairly safe. Often there is
a kind of pavilion-known as a “how-
dah"-oii the back of the elephant.
This gives comfort to the rider, and
he is protected from the sun.
A native of Burma once told me
some of the things elephants in his
Messrs. W. E. Fletcher. ~G. Johnstone, B. Acorn . cp an . I . .
- _ - lcan pick up needles," he said. "If
india today is the home or both 'you have watched an elelohrnt pick
Mrs. if. Nasa wild and tame elephants. The big ,un a peanut from the dust. it my
Sailors Hornpipe - beasts live in the jungles, and areihui bv S0 hard lol' you to believe
Miss Frances Clawson captured from time to time. To *hai they kl'l0\'~’ h0W t0 Dirk up need-
G tn rl take them in traps is a hard picce les They krwlv enough not to swal-
Slmgs-(a) The Macgregors a e ng _ ~
lb) The Aul Scots Sangs uf work, for the elephant is cunning 10W U19 T\90dl@S!
Miss Mary Smith, Toronto as well as powerful. He keeps on the
Selection-Blue Bonnets   ,.. ._.  . . . .
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' By Orchestra It is an interesting fact that once 
Miss Mary Trainor
Song-0, For the Bloom ol' My Ovrn Native Heather elephants are caught and tamed
lllr. Martin Power, Mermaid, P.fE. I. they seldom try to escape. The ones
which break loose arc supposed to hc
"mad," and they have at times done
- Tomorrow-A Famous Temple
of India
Mr. George Johnstone
_ Dr. George (ircen
on 1- llail Caledonia
Miss Mary Smith
- Mins llelen Macdonald
Mr. Martin Power
' Miss Kathleen llornliy
Mr. lien Acorn
Dr. George Green
INSTITUTE NEWS
The annual meeting of Lékcviriv
Institute mer. on Dec. 7 at. Mrs. E.
D, Francis. North Lake. After the
usual opening exercises. the annual
rcpoi-is of the president, scci‘ct.al'v
and librarian were read and adopt-_
ed. The following olllccrs were then
elected for the ensuing year, namely:
President, Mrs. Starbird Rose; Sec-
retary, Mrs. J. E. Dlngwcll; Vice Pre-
sident. Mrs. E. D. Fmser; Directors,
M11 Swphm McDonald, Mm L“,_ I on town council last night and un-
lngrltone Rcsc and Mrs. Dan Mac-
Donald; Auditors, Mrs, J. H. Baker
and Mrs. Hudson Morrow; Delegates
to Convention, Mrs. J. H. Baker and
W\fFa.vd¢n's Gaelic Qusrtclte Mrs. Dan MacDonald; Programme
d Lang Syne--God Save the King , Committee for next six months,
March              By WagncriMi-SS F'l`eda Stewart and MTS. Willic
Rnsc. Program consLsted of a reci-
UIKGE FARMERS
T0 BE PACKERS
BARBIE. Jfill. 19.-A co-operative
packing association fashioned after
, the successful Danish system is being
loigaiiireli in Simcoe County. An cf-
fort is being made to secure ten-year
hilt! ccnti acts and financial subscrip-
tions of $150 each from three thous-
and farmers in the county.
A delegation headed by Reeve Field
DOWYICY. of Floss Township, waited
folded its plans.
They would build a quarter million
dollar plant at Burrlc, handling 750,-
000`hogs a yeiir and employing 45
men. It is proposed to pay 75 pei-
cent down, 25 per cent after grading
on hook and profits each year.
In return thc town is asked to
/Members of Prince Edward Orchestra tation by Mrs. Starbird Rose, read- |\lUBl'Hht€e b0f1dS Of tht COIHPHHY f0l`
rlday 25th at Jamlesons, Friday 25th at 9 a m. tie lograp y an au
McLean, Pres.; T. F. White, Chairman Com.. T. M. McMillan, Seo y. of his writing was read by each mem
ber present. Mrs. R. D. Maclilircn
_ mms ws me--bers to mm M her
homo on January 2. Mrs. L. D. Rose,
Mrs. Dan MacDonald, Miss. Freda
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MacDonald
Lester _0’-
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Gillam; 4. Phil- _-__
until yopjht-,\¥Q
I nfl ue n z a
U,3£
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Mr- B- Wszl1er-Violin ing by Mrs. L. D. Rose and song by ,
Miss 0. Graham-Piano Mis. Hudson Morrow and Miss Grace lexemptiori of taxation for twenty
Tom Mcl"arlans.-Trumpet. Dingwell, The December meeting l years and free water for the same per- `
Garnhum-Traps was entertained by Mrs. J. H. Baker.
Gaudel~'I`rombone. Mrs. Hudson Murrow. Mrs. E. D.
Ben Wagner+Director. ,,_. Fraser, Mrs. Btnrblrd R/ose and Miss
Concert under direction at W. E. Fletcher, A.ll.C.lli.. A.T.C.L. =\~; Alice Rose were aDP0ihi»€d H 00m'
- "Y mittee to make arrangements for a
Reserved seats 50 and 75 cents b°X -WCW. i/0 be held ifl- January-
for the purpose of raising money
Doors Open at 7.15, Concert at 8 o'clook sharp for the Sanatoriiun Fund. R011-call
Plan for Thursday, 24th at Jalniesons. Tuesday 22nd at 9 a. m.; Plan was answered by Xmas verses; and
F . . l b h of thdr with one
 _ 3;, Dingwell and Mrs. J. E, Dingwcll
were appolnicd 'to canvass the two
souius uiuil scliooi. mil;n.:.cc3;ixil; 1:2. Irvin Cairns; 4. Don- ,‘2“;;f{§nL$fnVg°uf“3lcN§ef;f;I
_ _ _ ___ _ drawn up regarding thc building of
elitist 1:. ls.: ..:;°'.::‘;:s. sf .‘3:;.;-:.°..l;l.f. Brazil  - ---»-»--- »-»------r-- 
5 C ° - 4' wmu F" iinék ’ ed by useful knowledge. A reading
Miss Psquet? Dept* wuigwen by ngs' Dan Mawonmg
' _ muse by Mrs. udson Morrow an
vu'°1'_ ?"n;": N‘[°°“°l;'l'_ Z' music by the girls of the Institute.
-’°h“- -I-ei Dniwe - - next nieetlng invite.: to the home or
Mrs. Stephen MacDonald. .North
M“'5h°" c°“d°"5 2- Lake, roll-call to be answered by the
IX-L 3- 1°" M*°D°“- "place ci our lili-til."--restrict please
Health
Don’~t Wait
Because of the heavy `harvest.
D691- - Australia already has ‘exported l.-
Matthew; 2, Billie 500,000 bushels of wheat this season.
llllllllla
-4-'7"l’||° M°°*i“l Will bc held ill trucks on tho national highway of
An- Belfast llall on Thursday, .I v _
4| “nl “ ,M P. M Mr. M eneauela. which at one point reach
_ Parent and Prof. Clark of the Ex-
2. Mer- nerialcntai dam will! address the
'“°°“l'~ “WI 5°" Will Mars usedinanewbowungaaaiafor
llllfi-8!-H-‘ bpm uae,
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$450,000 provide a free five- acre site
iod.
A council committee is out with
prospective sites. The committee will
report next Monday.
The farmers say they have been
Setting a "raw deal’ from the packing
houses, who they allege are altogether
too independent and arbitrary with
their prices. The company expect.; n
'Yeilfly turnover of ii million and a
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W0l\IEN,_WAR ON FOX HUNTING
Womcn are taking it part. in thc
lively discllssioii in England as to
whether'foX lllmtihg is humane or
shouid be stopped. They have taken
Dari. in meetings. and som have
been the principle speakers. One
leader is Lady Clare Annenlcy and
labor candidate for West Bristol. At 8
it meeting at Banblirg her bitm- dn. ;
nouncement' of the cruelty of fox'
hunting brought forth hunting calls '
and other protests. She declaredthat ‘
snc his followed the inint until ima, ‘
but since then had condemned hunt-
ing ln all forms. She also urled that
it foxes and Stags were destructive
farmers should be allowed to shoot
them. - wi
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According to prints recently lbown
_ in the British Museum in London.
face specialists were much in demand
in the thirteenth century.
Pack mules are still competing with.
.cs an altitude of 14,000 fest.
nouns llnnl disk.-» instead of nails
and Mrs. McWilliams, North Tryon. _.in
come so rusted that the leverage of remote..
th ‘ 1 of L N D""l'.'l“|»l'l'1"i3D 'roll lBu't quite often a. small pin-hole is will be answered personally by 1°*
d,‘,f§, s§‘§f,‘§," §‘,f,,‘f§,‘§§,_ ,',,,,,°,,';“°,,,.,,,,. ______i__._ yew §1iff\¢“1t t°_f1=\d °h°“l<i 1'# MP- ter- _
on a block of wood and straighten thel ONE GALLON 0F Oll-
pn, .It has been estimated that one
giving' the spindle a few gentle gallon of good lubricating oil will
lubricate one million square feet of
,lcylinder area. in an automobile be
It is very easy to distinguish the fore itts completely burned.
il ,,|_,,,,, pm., kneels by its sharp. niet-
f f ' Odds and Ends From ‘ ' - isa. rnis is sci. s sr i-sg isrly and
1 and vicinity T"’“'" Wd' Sa" T l;l;f.S:.‘:e"3::‘s  H0»1ihS@1‘v1<=°S0f
b sai-
Sickness seems to be everywhere.»shaping the head. words in this ,od of umm the gen
His many friends are indeed sorry doctors are busy men and from al- ' I "E INDSHIELD ' eral death ram., been cut in half
to knowvthat Geo. Dawson is coniln- most every house in the country _ is T dug’ Rusk M wind During the same period in London
ed to his bed with pneumonia. Geor- comes the call of sickness. To name ‘it very CU SSP 16 U - me death rate of chndun under nv,
ge was to have had charge of the those in Tryon who are ill, would bc Shield- clean and clear. due to ielyeam has decreased to about one
Albany rink for the season, and but a task indeed, for every day the Flu 5l;°l‘l\if:5i°§hmUd. rain, giilxotwnangl  third of what it Wu' _,rho "sum
for this illness would have been one strikes another. All we can do is hope $vh;V1 'th fl-if CMTY mrdmfi it  of this is that the expectancy of me
0_f the leBdil18 Dlcyers on the St. Pats the change to frosty weather will kill be c1eaneed8b859db¢°5mi mg a clogla mom at mm, has been increased by ov"
line up. tiile dlseas; and thus free the pro- “med with wbgod lgmhol mm a “me twelve yeam
-_ h Tr RN( v nce of w at seems almost a plallue. Clem whmng and rubbing it vmop .rms represents something wmch 1,
The opening of Non ygnt X ' _L ously over the surface' Follow this “°l 3e“°“ny “PP”°’"‘°d- *nd yet it
which was scheduled for :iurday Your correspondent notes that the h_eMmmt_b rubbing *am with R has not happened by chm°e_ R ha,
night has, owing to the preva encglo MacLean Hockey Trophy. which for dem soft cillom to give the glass 3 come about because of the inte,-es;
so much illness, particularly u. the past two years laid dormant. has lpolm; A "me “neg” in warm WM” of governments in the welkbemg of
been iwstnolled indefinitely, Mr. been taken up and will this seasonbe i is am- rewmmmdcd me p,,,pl,,_ md because dmng lhes,
Poole, the proprietor. has this year open to all Prince County teams, the Dufm ram “weather the glass can yea,-5 we have had given tg ug thc
gone w B gm" dem of expense m East Pun” League having by mum” lbe ke tgclcnryby llsliig'a. mixture of means \vliei~cwith» to control some
order to make this ‘the bas; glpen consent widened its boundaries so as glycerlfm san and WMM. applying diseases arid to promote the health
hir Rink of the tD1'°\' mae. HH relic to include West Prince and the town this Soluéion w me gms 6?,” it has of the human ,am
is little doubt bu that 6 CHN SH C Y of Summerstde. Mr. Chas. Bacon. the been cmmed To mix this summon. It is B fact that we ,bday uve long
claim the title. enterprising Sec.-Treas. of the North use two Duéoes or alywrme me on suffer Ie” from disease md en
Mr H la Kni ht left o Friday Tryon Club hu' we undelsmnd' °l` ounces of salt and one ounce oi'wat- i°y a larger mcwlre of helhh \`-11°"
s. are ha, I ' In h ready forwarded the Clubs applies- or when applyms be careful to cv" bemm mmarkame as mu pm
m°\‘h|l1¥ ‘Che 11° ) °l 'M' slime tion so Tryoners will once more have mike- -eve-ry stmkv' dnwnwud' and ness hu been* were “mums much
in Somervmc' Mass" an/er spexmng the chance to see the Armws c(l.m.'. rain will not adhere to the surface, f110l‘c to be dime. NCSU” W0 UU “UL
Christmas with her Parents DS peting for the MacLean Clip. Z but Wm immediately naw om I by any means mms lu me Wwe,-
. -_ available fi ht disease and YO
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Mulrhead of North Tryon W ° W As a substitute for the tube testing will be ours if we will make thi! MC
spend the wmter mth relatives near' trough the average car owner uses essary effort to regain them
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Boston and Master Bobbi? Macrfmfhofl M  an ordinary bucket, filled with water. Questions concerning Health. 'riddles
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and bm er n W n' ' x on COL-D- "°uRN=Y3» ‘tube into sections and immersing it. lation. 184 College Street. Toronto.
Mr. Alexander Morrison in his 75th
year. Deceased was formerly a resi-
dent of Tryon, and prominent in all
ited him he had not strength to over-
come it. He leaves to mourn one son
resided. wo ro s. ..
North Tryon and Robert P., in Van
couver, B. C., also two sisters, Mrs.
John McRae, in Everett, Wash., and
Mrs. Catherine Kim, of Bummerslde.
The funeral will take place on Tues-
day to the United Church at`Tl-yon.
Mr. Morrison having been. an elder of
that congregation. After the service
the procession will leave for the Pres-
byterian Cemetery al. North Tryon.
where the remains will be laid to rest
beside his wife. who pre-deceased him
several years ago.
-The funeral of the
took place from
Wednesday
Church at
Rev. Geo. Somers
George
ee
church and social life of that com-
munity. Since movlng to Hampton
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not been good, and when the Flu vis-
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