THE GUARDIAN. m-lARLorrmowN . DECEMBER o, m,‘ 
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Itlllxrta Farmer _ 
     
    

    
     s lso Famous ______TOUR ' , ; I a 
     
     Thore'sl\ As Rose Grower TH“,   Tam T 
     
     llllllll  a..- ANNIVERSARY was r KEEP HOUSE ‘I Anna/inert“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     t0?) - Approaching his 70th 
     
     Array." birthday wi\‘i a twinkle in his ‘“‘"—"‘*‘“‘““" 
     
    

    
     QYQ- 5901185 Jitrznet says he is 
     
     never going lo \~. 
     
    
   
   
    
     At  anldmnautlialginiatlsoklis\d fiktlrilitlsropflsdl l 
     
     l AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC IRON - grgwannwanuin RAE, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Enchant“ ‘m, yo, m," plant breeder at his home herel 
     
    
   
   
    
     \ - Stlmilesnth ‘rm: 
     
     y-_ Christmas tree - dellghtful- _ 91‘ W98! 0 _ m0“ 0h» 
     
     ‘\ \\ t ‘y "stunned m d" His reason for eternal life, given , flkfli lffilllllg IQ!‘ "IIIQIIQ. _ _ Pas]- pQffQfmgnggs QPQQk hf 
     
    
   
   
    
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      ‘ ' d i‘ with tongue in cheek and in a ' - /' 
     
     mmnm an Mm L A "fll 9m’ l" "l? ll°ll"w"¢ themselves. Come in and see 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ "I. \ Chm” M“. from ‘m. y,“ Fgench accent not lost in more‘ 
     
     y’ - l "keno" _ you.“ m“ u, tan 40 years in Canada, is thatt  ' _ _ 
     
     l l’ - find exactly n. gifts they lt lakes flu w" w Mss-bisel‘ ~ ' .-v,, llll‘ Cllllillllfl- , our new brilliantly designed sets 
     
     l y want! a mw- B) m! lime One five-year - . 
     
     h‘ ‘ I ' period has elapsed, he has started 
     
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     a.n|amfl|\d on another. l-ie maintains no rose- 
     
     grower can die with an experiment 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' R l N G halt finished. ~ 
     
     l  Recently, Mr. Bugnet received a] C I 3 
     
    

    
     - letter addressed: “M. Georges! 
     
    

    
     Exquisltely Bugnet, Alberta, Canada." ltl 
     
     eug dllmong, WZIS delivered promptly. This was] - 
     
    
   
   
    
      a mud‘  l  e as a Come in and see our brilliant display of Electrical Equipme nt. gifts that will adorn and 
     
     brighten your home. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     v-w "swap"? w... 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ u.“ H M pm from many countries concerningl 
     
    

    
     i ' his thoriiless ruse, the Theresa! 
     
    

    
       Bugnet, which took him 25 years 
     
    

    
     KETI _ to produce. 
     
    

    
     A ‘m ‘he-l .~ This rose grows six feet In 
     
    

    
     In .ci,,,,cg,,°,"',{ijfl,afel 5 " height. begins to bloom at the 
     
    

    
     unwed styles and ’ same time as the native wild rose 
     
    

    
      _ -' i >  in tho middle of. June, and rs- 
     
    

    
     teins its bloom until the hoarfrost 
     
    

    
     comes. It is durable, fragrant and 
     
     a double rose. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Your Rem Mlwl _ v TABLE LAMPS " y V _ ELECTRIC CLOCKS 
     
     To dewlop the species. he ole-l w’ have a fin. ugsgffmgg}!   Khchen CIOckS 
     
    
   
   
    
       tained some seed of the Kamclilka 
     
     ruse. which grows iii the extreme ' "' " ‘ ~ 
     
    

    
     Emu!“ flvbfllamolll northeast oi Siberia, from Petr0- o’ Tcbl‘ Lumps! Prucficu‘ . , _ t LlVlIlg-ROOIII clQCk§ 
     
     "llallmlflli Pill! - grad Just before the Russion revol- - f l " ., 
     
     “llll a ellerkllnz dla- ution of i917. He cross-bred thei llld GHIGCTIVI. 3;). .. - Alqrm Clggkg 
     
    

    
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     m°"d""l blllld- Russian rose with the Canadian "~ 
     
     wild rose and further developed 
     
     it by cross-bleeding with other 
     
    
   
   
    
     For llerl 
     
       roses, including a Japanese double 
     
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     _ ose. 
     
     S_9.75 [In He was educated in his native 
     
     Thrwe HM!“ w xi" h" France and attended the famed! 
     
     ' ' Sorhonne University in Paris as» 
     
    
   
   
    
     the ultimate in beautiful, I as e niversi ' 0 yang. 
     
     “'"""'"" “""“""'"~- w‘ “‘ “ " ‘ L rtuonrsceur DESK LAMPS CHRISTMAS TREEIJECORATIONS BOUDOIR LAMP sers 
     
    
   
   
    
     In i904 lie became attracted to 
     
     He!“ wear Canada  colonization posters 
     
     “"“°“' W“ "‘°““'“' S“°“°“ “m” Ultra modern. Just the thing for A Wide range to choose from that Nothing will delight her more. In 
     
    
   
   
    
     easily $25,000 could be made in 
     
     will add sparkle to your tree. a variety of styles- and colors. 
     
    
   
   
    
     line Proudly “Md, _ 
     
    

    
     That (lEvIClGKl it. Mr. and Airs; fhg ygung QXQQuflYQ, 
     
     Bugnet. came to Canada in 190a 
     
     and in the Fall ol that year home- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lslgii mute THIS YOUR ELECTRICAL SHOPPING ceurae 
     
    
   
   
    
     the least of their worries. 
     
     At the age of 40. Mr. Bugnet 
     
    
   
   
    
     STONE limos 32:11?“..l;,i’:§§“..“"ll‘i.iitr‘°ili.."iif.‘g e o 
     
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     $29.15 up ‘ *'“ "' """"""'  ;‘3.S‘..°°{§i..?“‘l.“i...““£3.65;“ti; e I  PIC 
     
    
   
   
    
     bmllly —- massively 
     
    

    
     He'll prize a carved and set with his V mvek a book Pf Prim.“ and _a ‘ 
     
     handsome Bulm-a birthnone. Xtxaxiliel-Llelhuilf cliffs? Cililatlicais glllagif      
     
     watch - built ‘ t ‘ ‘ 
     
     n"- compyeuly H _ . v rst Frcncli-lmitlzllllldie authors. v d    n e a 
     
     accurate service. ’  " ‘_ HlF nine ill itch Iii?‘ siiea. 
     
    

    
     . _ - cier Canada and he liies hole mag m“ ;‘.; 
     
     with his wife and one granrl- l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . . . 1 h Woodside, B uce Rile . L. D_ M-- Rani ay. Pa‘ t Slew t, J w, 
     
     d he...“ Uocline la hlltrltlnnal _   irequentiy a member of the iii; or M“, Us“ rmamsayyyw’ C‘ Doll Ranxzny’ “his, Rams; 85511:‘? a 
     
     ' ' mun‘ of ‘he Ghurch’ aid George Crozicr and Frank Dolia'd A vsr la e circle oi 
     
        on” explamuon ‘which m‘ Rm“ __'_ He 19M“ m “mum besides h“ Simpson and the acting pallbear- frlcndsniiourii hi‘; clexpilarture Wt 
     
     a“ h“ ad"m‘°°d i‘ ma‘ ‘he ‘ledl-“e "Own", “AMSAY ‘m’ (nee Fmreme hgacnmmau o! ers were li9l3hC\\‘*3 and‘ neighbors can all say inccrely’ v M 
     
     u - ‘: l 1 t‘ i. t" ' '-"-' _ Victoria. West. P. E. _l 1W0 soils. ’ _ ' - l‘ - l’ I 
     
    

    
     leather Pflrkfir "-51"    Built-ha“lagizpilatltoneazugii “Wfllfd Rll-‘Ilsly 01 Hilllllllolll Douglas. (‘if Tifiilll?‘ "d dJwws namely J’ R‘ Llicklnby’ Harri’ °l 50d- Wtll done." --Da.r. 
     
     l- imi. i d th ‘ l di ii. B assod away to his reward on No- who occup es t e arm an wo ~- 
     
    

    
     S 0° e mm“ e ° “L p daughters Hazel, Mrs. Whitfield "HE'S Worllfs BEST. Lalllll 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' ' ' i ' 8 fter B. riod 
     
     oourlors WALLETS PEN SET Studied In West $133,;‘f;",j;;“i;‘,‘fj;i,,‘;§,,,,‘;§"“$§,,§$ ;€“‘?:i..¥,,““.:..i3:, i‘. a. “ti... a... a Sheffield Mills, N. s. 1...... 
     
      up _  --- of food varies. year of his life. Well known and of the Prince of Wales College 
     
     They're siurdily ~~ EDMONTON. Dec. 8 —\‘CP> -- He docs not subscribe m the highly respect/ed in this whole staff, Charlottetown, also a sister. 
     
    

    
     Many zln~ mode - with Mmlfln non m, William Rowan, an Edmonton theory that, whPll the animal pop- countryside. Born in 1am the Mrs. w. D_ Burgess of Watervillc, 
     
     mllrilllll Slyll’! convenient- com- “Tiles dry with ' zuololllslv. is preparing a research ulation is too large there is insuf- 015855 1X1 ill‘! lam“? °1 me ‘Me N- 5' m“ “u” bflnhers '_Re"' 
     
     to thrill her pni-tments, A wet ink -comcs 5 Dyggfflm through uhicli he hopes to iicient food and the animals die James treporler) Ramsay and Dr. J. A Ramsay of Moncton, N_ 
     
     "ll" C/llflfil- llfflllfll ill" “uh ""5", . explain ivhy i-hc population oi fur- arr, his wire Elizabeth Ramsay, m: 13., Rev. Dr. E. H. Ramsay of 
     
     mas. choice mfllchinlz pencil. ._ ~ i heal-lug animals and game birds Because rabbits reproduce quick- lzrew up in their farm home and Saint John, N_ B. and Fred W. 
     
    
   
   
    
     rises and falls in cyclas- 1y. Dr. Rowan will use them in in turn came to be an ind Ramsay- Hflmlll°ll-_ P- E- 1» l‘ 
     
     w D ~ Dr, Rowan feels that if he can his experiments. They will be en- llllelligent and successful farmer. brother Fulton of OLeary and a 
     
    

    
     I | g _ determine the reason [or these closed in an area of several acres Quiet, and unassuming he gave Slfilel‘. MP5. F- J. LOCKEYW M33111‘ 
     
    

    
     -'_ j cycles. it will be oi great benefit which is as near as possibleto their good service through the instru- ilton. Dledllcellfiefl llllll- Th! ll-lll‘ 
     
    

    
     in the fur industry alid to sports- natural habitat, ment of his excellent farm. ft rral services Friday afternoon in 
     
     men. For more than two years, Dr. was always a pleasure to visit his the home and in Princetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     JEWELLERS SINCE 1868 ‘ 
     
      ‘I t». The scientist says that one oi the Rowan and his assistant, J, E_ beautiful acres by tlhe shores of United Church were chaste and 
     
    
   
   
    
     most marked exa-niples of the pop- Moore, will subject the rabbits to a Malpeque Bay and to be enter- imDIQS-‘ivil Rllfl 114F891)’ 11195594. 
     
     lllation fluctuations in animals is diet which has been controlled in tallied in his hospitable home, The Rev. Jame-s Cross, minister of 
     
     ;tho ltlqveai- cycle through which nutritional elements, Honest and honorable in all his the church spoke from Matt. 
     
     ““",\.mRE ‘(H0011 Gracie III tam -_ 1, Mary Fraud; - the rabbit imcs. If M‘ "Xlielllllellt is successful, dealings he was a most useful and 2o-21. "Well clone good and faith- 
     
     l» - - 3 Gram EdWMKLE Rabbits multiply at such a rate Dr. Rowan plans to include his publlc-lnlnded citizen always ready ful servant, . . . enter t-hou into 
     
     ~—~- Grade 111 aim _ 1‘ Cymrles that at. a population peak there ls Silldcllvts al the University of Al. to QQ-Qpgralg in my movement, the joy o1 thy Lord," He w“ M. 
     
     The iollounc is the Slallfilll! of Easter; 2, Hollis Diamond. a ‘up “ml ‘he MN‘ i“ cmprcd mm will" m “ W" "Xllerlment iv-tiich (or the welfare and FY0879“ 0i “Sled bl’ Rel’. E1559“ wwdslde 
     
     Hampshire School for the months Grade I tsrl - l, Jean Mat-Lean; me 5k"l9‘°"~* "l fie?“ "lbllllfi- Will ti‘): to produce an artificial the community Better public ser- of Trymi. a friend of the family 
     
     of Ociobor mid Noicmber: 2. Nlnrion Easter: 3. Sheldon Moore . TM “mo ‘ll-Np 1S npparpmt Mm populamm. H” aim"! tlic experl- vices whether of roads or tele- There was a full choir. l1 599cm 
     
     Gm,“ X _._ 1_ Inn-ham Edwards; Grads I my, _ l’ Robert 010w. in the populatioin of practically lllelllal animals. phgng‘ m- meue, or any other im- number. the hymn “Nearer, My 
     
     2. Clcicialirl Stewart z, Beryl Ncwsnn; y, 3,1,“. Ne,,_,,,,,’_ llll numbers of lllcllrullse fflmlli" *-~*———--_ pmvemem, he niwnys supported. God to Thee" “was suns as ll lrlll- 
     
     Grade iX N l Jrvvce l-lusier; 2. Hlsrllesl Air-rages 76C? lllfidt‘ bv me H‘m“"‘“" Pmmdge‘ ‘he lmgfls‘ - For many years he was the faith~ ute to the tnemory (ll the dilcelu‘ 
     
     Joan Slouai-l. Audrey Kitsoii. Barbara Edwards “m” “ndfgevenql mhor smaller bwds' fill and painstaking secretary of ed by the Kenslngton Male Quar- 
     
     Gflide Vlli - l- Andrei‘ Kitsnn; 11nd Audrey Non-son. T!“ "mwmy “l ("Pbcmqng am"   the district school board. The his- tette-Mcssrs. Walker. MacKay. 
     
     2, Shirley White; 3, Vaiinda Perfect. Attendance for Nnveni- "n15 “l” ‘m Lhnmgh a Slmuar Ioric Prlncetown (Maipequel Brown and Taylor- The"! “m” 
     
     stewai-i. be: _. Bar-ham Eduard,“ wanna“ CV3“- kgf ‘My. tlllfllurlne llllllhll, uni.‘ Church formerly Presbyterian now many beautiful floral tributes in 
     
     Grade vii _ i. Ralph Clark. éiou-art. Audrey Kltsnli, E\Pl\‘ll m“ R““'“Y “a” m“ mFVPM “M” m-iTtii-iil‘liihtfifiiaifififiglflilflk-'*°'"- United had his loyal devotlon- H! lvvllll! "lemorv ‘ll l-lle dwell!" . 
     
     Grade V - i. Ailclrtl‘ Nr-wsoli; MacPhcrsoii, Alma Edwntris- Aildrev lhmulll‘ “find? m"? amnlals pa“ "7 ""‘°""" "MW" “l?” VII-award Mllllt Rcflfpllbly ill "h? chum“ The bum! w“ l“ ‘he {Emily plot E 4' ' - . 
     
     " iii population increase and dcvrcasc "°'"*"ll°l"lvl>rln younclulreinsotter, m0“. (or over sixty years and 1h The Peoples Cemetery. Tile #511 ~- .~ . . s,  
     
     elders Herdsman James Davidson shows "Wyoming U.“ HD-pouml Ilsmpslilre 
     
    
   
   
    
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     smoother akin. l. Boot es llchinl. burning 
     
    

    
     Pherson. Grant Eh -d.. sl ld vi . . ' 
     
    

    
     cuai s 1e nil i tiorc. confined In the north lfilllpffflllly? aagrggislalrinielonl:ezéhfhnnhialtzfns,‘m: h“ his hearty suppom “e w“ and M940“! friends o; n“. de. wethcr. mljudged Grand Champion at the International lilvrstfltll 
     
    

    
     Arlene Clow; 3, Frcrlcil-lc Mac- Nuixsnu. Bcrll N ' . . 
     
    

    
     ‘ .l.,_,avhfl_ __5 Mrsfwlsglznfl Nowsnn‘ WfllCh runs around the world. ""1"" l" Nlloflnm Mu- the connemmon and w“ quire Lockerbyq 1-1, 1,, Donald, A. W. flrat lllmltnlilrc In the ahow's 45-year history to win top honors-u 
     
    

    
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     2. Alma Edlvards: Ii. Evelyn Mac- Xewsrm, Arlc Cl -. .\l " P- (I . . . 
     
     m W a“ m“ ‘ llafi llvo fllzlllllvflllt lcfllllrrs-lt ls amsrtlngln’!minutesiliilllrnen! ma- every enterprise of his Church honorary pallbearers were 
     
     Grade IV - l. Wilfred \V.tts; 1!. Jorili Watt, R l “t Cl ~, ~ . . 
     
     w = filPl ow Biuw mntiules and 1S round in a belt “I'll!!! Nllodornl t-tnnu you. an your for forty-five years an elder of ceased, namcly- Messrs. F. J, Show in Chicago, Entered by Wyoming University. the lamb is tliv 
     
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     Claiete ‘i l » y;   Sweaters 
     
    
   
   
    
     Give him the shirt he wants in - Practical, good looking sweater! 
     
    
   
   
    
     the patterns he wants. We hove v  {l . l‘?   . in a variety of shades. Mode 0i 
     
     o wide selection to choose from.  _  i ‘  0-.  the finest yarn obtainable soft 
     
     He is bound to like them, 4 i . < .1 and light in weight. All ldelll 
     
    
   
   
    
     a a also colllll ask lot! 
     
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     TE‘.   ‘ i. i I and DOES Ink for, it yell plot-ml Ties, HG“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     y‘ shirts, sweeten, pajamas may not seem orig- s“ our wond f“ GM Mm m“ duping “mum 
     
     with o gilt ol our neckweor.   "m! '_ but “"7" “m "m" h‘ “m”! Y°'“ my o’ m.“ ‘soih u; with o selection from our stock. 
     
     ~ gilt is sure to molie o lut ll you choose from a“ mo" and ‘hum. A ‘M. "mm" o‘ cob" "d 
     
    
   
   
    
     these solid standbys ot Kennedy's Men's Wear. pm“ MM pumm, 
     
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     You are sure to please lilm 
     
    
   
   
    
     Many original and distinctive 
     
     patterns to choose from. 
     
    
   
   
    
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