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.MARCH-'9;-1927' __ _ » _ _ _ _ J H y 'rss cuanwrrnrows GUARDIAN _ , ’ '_
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  Prime!!
,The rich nourishmentand meaty zest of
' prirne beef are in “OXO” Cubes. They
. add food value and new flavour to every
dish you prepare with' them. Soups.
sauces, stews,- hash, croquettes- are
made tastier and more beneficial when
you add a cube or two of “OXO," _
A splendid beverage to prevent “after-xiii" when
coming in out of the cold is hot “O O." It's
warming - invigorating - nourishing. Alvlsyl
keep S‘OX0" cubes in the pantry. ' __
Tin of 4 cubes, l5c; tin of 10, 30c.
Send for the free “OXO” Cook-book.
OXO LIMITED, 356 St. Antoine SK., lontresl
to every
picture
“DY
of
The Great Beef Economy
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ccf
,Kathryn MisoQuarnie has -bee
N B. To ensure quick dissolving, always silos the cube into hot wster. 9 _
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ion Through
vesfment Trusts
Leading the Way -
INVESTMENT Trusts have been proven in l‘°9i"d
to world -finances by Our Scotch and British
Pioneers. These Trusts provdd filth* W°""\ d“"‘"9
me late world war,. they. furnished. mapy. stron!!
American issues to British Government for purpose
of issuing bonds against Collateral for war materiil
purposes. This brought British methods before New _
York and other interests:
THE point of diversification wlde spread as was
ai-lush Finance for world tr-de'was easily ¢°°" '
by Best Established Interests. There is |10 Pla"
they know conservative finance better than_ New
sngiana, eslisllanea as u is on ole couniry methane.
Better Collateral cannot be obtained than American
Corporations, both as to self contained units or for
well established earning capacity and ull to date re-
sults. Thls is combi-ned in the following: 80 Leading
issues, Listed on Exchanges chosen under restricted
clauses in a Trust Deed of which the Federal Nat- '
ional Bank of Boston acts as Trustee. The dividends
are paid without deduction to the holder-the cost of
the Trust being Included for 20 years in theprlee.
DIVIDENDS, no par value shares, 53V2c for six'
months ending -Dec. 31st. We anticipate the pres-
ent six months will fully equal if not exceed this. 133
shares of stock make up a 1000 share unit.
WE have full descriptive circular and booklet, which '
will convey to you all Information. .Besides we
ask you to make every investigation- through your
Banker, respecting any point that you `may be in
doubt ef. Then allow us to execute your order-__
today’s market 11%, whllch will include dividend =¢-
crued from Jan. ist, now amounting to about 22V2c a r
share. The Collateral Certificates come In I-Hilti Of
10, 25, 50, 100 and 500. This enables us to make up
any multiple of these figures or larger amounts. The
dividends come through the Royal Bank of Canada,
Montreal-
YOU may wire or phone st our expense. We shi."
be' glad to-correspond with you by mall- In 78°*
if there is any way We Cin UB °f' P°"l|°"°| '°"'|°"
directly or indirectly, so wmmilld Ul-
WE believe that advantageous exchahi" °°"|¢ 5°
suggested for this aeeurltY °‘M|"9 *O 'fl UNI*
strength of diversification and a trust arrangement
as respects future income-
F. MAHON & C0.
Investment 'Bankers Since 1907_
Queen Building, Cer. -Prince and Hollis .Streeil
HA,LlFAX| N- 8-
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mfg condl-illon (Mft. Tu-yon) is r
'“ ported B,u.gh”.y ,imm-oved, _M1-g_-Lellnn, daughters of M1' and Mrs
A_ ,Cah,.ns_ Mm Tryon is ].ep0_,,tedlSlxtus MucLellan, very successful
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I' *THE lillllllkl GUARDIAN
follows: Vernon River at 10.30 a
St. Andrews, Orwell, at 7 p, m,
um on -Sunday next March 1at
am 3 lp. m- conducted by the Rn-,,-
laan' P-11. ln. al-scared' in-'nas' na-ig
dleli Blvamgelllistic Services at
show at 3 ,p. ln.. 'nine friends
spending a few -pleasant 'ho-ilda
woood- mhlsl ‘w-inter. The we-a-the
wood and potato and fertilize-
Morrison, ,retirlng 'secretary
Tryon E58 \Olarclo, is`conl'lned
ailtendlnlg to Itho dli.slui.'bu-lion
per-talinlng to lobe -wind-ing up o
Uhe year's -business at -line presen
ser-lously lil. The attending pil
encouraging lbopea .for 'his ,pollen
GaoFSealrs RovHN llvllwc-
. 0nlMEI-,L-v.ERNo-N uN|'reo souri-l Aralcau veterans wlu
lcnuncnss. -services fm- sun-
-day next, March 1'3l1h_,` will be as 3 ¢,~c|,,ck_ 4232
meet tonight at the G. W. V. A. at
rn-: Cherry Valley wr 2-30 r- m.; vEs'rEaoAv's MARKET. -
Eggs sold at 45c; butter 40c; chick-
an $1.00; fowl $1.25 and apples
‘HAM-PTl0N-'l11ere will -be ser- 10c, hay 55c, oats 60c, straw 36c,
vlilcs in mlbo United Church Hamp- turnips 25c and blue potatoes 45c.
In \ -
, Beef sold at from 8c to llc, dress
,lad pork 14c. '
OFFICES RENOVATED --M
i1- r.
ser Miles 'Iuono will begin me Spe- John 'Hanna has been palnming the
Bon- olilllloes at the »Exps.rlmetsll Stallion
of -sm) ltlhey reflect with credit on his
the fBwp_tlsit 01h-unch .will ooo-peu1'\¢.e., oklifl. -
everybody is linrvdlbedl Ito 'bo present. ---
TRYON PER»SONAL8.- Misa POLICE COURT. --A defendant
n in a. Prohibition case was given
six months in jail at the Police
ya _
ai. -the homo of iher slmter, Mm. Court yesterday. A milk vendor
Clayton Monniison, Tryon, also atffor supplying milk under test was
the .home ol' her isunli. Mrs. Arlbro fined $20.00.
Howatt, Tryon, where che Iims 'been 1- '
the guest of hor cousin, Miss Ruby, P. E_. l. FOXMEN MENTIONED.
Howatt. -,-Messrs 'Percy and .Fen-'-The January number of “Dh-
Lon 'Howailt, ’liryon, are filling coil-.Pelztler-zu1lht" a German periodic-
tracts for lunge quanti-ties of -flrednl devoted exclusively to fur-farm~
r :ing and the natural life of the fur
and roads iimve -been ideal for bearing animal contains views
. B.
1-_of fox ranches in Germany, France
:ha-ullng ' no date. -Mr. Claylomand Switzerland, an excellent pic-
of ture taken in the latter place of P
.tglgroup of fox men among whom
his room .hy influenza, under -the 'IW C01- D- A- Ml10Kil1i'l0¥l ll-lid W
attendance of Dr. N-- R. Bovyer, Chester MCLUYB. M. L- A- Till'
gli' llcirwpwud. Mrs. Mor'rlso“_ -1,, caption reads:-“Two well-known
0.
1`,Cunadlsn fox men, Messrs McLurf
the “Re-balls" and other matter-_-‘ami MacKinnon during their vlsil
non Fur Farm Gryon S. Box (May
, zcm, 1926)
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home of the secretary ut Tryon,| i*
during his lllnws. -M'rs. McKen-l NURSES GRADUATE- - Mis?
e.iWanda and Miss Josephine Mac
ily graduated from the Frencl
y.
slclan does noft appear to en-te-m1ln'H°”D|fal» New YOYK CIW- 0" Feb'
tiruary 28th ultlmo. In their ex-
wt ,present ,Beat wishes we extenwluminatlons they made the splen~
ad for a change for the better soon illld marks of 98 in medicine ani’
_ML and M.,.s_ R_ A_ H0wm_tm.e|su1‘gery. Their two sisters, Miss
able Wea-ther conditions may soo
pre-via,l'l,- _resullting -bon-eflic‘4a.lly,
he heal-on of our people in gcner
afternoon of Thursday, Feb. 17th
iucted a short devoiioéil scrvlc
Young Peoples Societies for th
Presbyterian Church in Canada.
his address Dr. Kannawiu lai
E E ' Sl -
order to lay the foundations
urong and noble characters th
'ength about _the great progres
chewan she had increased
to the church of their l’alhers. Th
cusslon was carried cn, denlln
with the problems of Sunda
school and young people’s work.
Brief addresses were also given b
C. Harrison. Before closing
hearty vote of thanks was temlere
by the-chairman for his inspirln
kuowladged. The Rally was
vlll take up tho work among th
voung with renewed vigor.
 Beans
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Tar mean you save up 1°-40% °” Y°“" 'g,‘“':
No Water N0 W9-Sie Y
These and other advantalu °f ¢\"°° 9°|"°
tar bill. Csreo -Seine Ter has a light' be I
it penetrates and spreads as no other tsr will-
4g, gs, ,ng 5 gallon tins--O1 bsok on peed
empty' barrels, At your dealers or wrhs:
The .Carritte Company ,
anne Jenn ' 'H"'f“
sd to serve you- -»'»_f€` . -_
"The Heat"
..1;.‘f1f\.,# l _-__ .s
RALLY AT CLIFTON-Ou til
'ulnds of the young must be stor- .
nl with truths of scripture Dr.: “Wou1en's \Vol'k" by Mary C. Mar
address and by him suitably ac
iplendid success. Those presen
`t.~
Eerfectgy cooked,
easy tq gest nu- ~
tritious, econornical
and ready to serve.
Tomato, Chili or
We supply the right grade; for
sl| uses. Rina us up and issrn e
our reasonable prIes¢,_for all kind
se the sei: adsl. wisliall ss pled- 192': me ben yea- vet., -
rajolclin/g in Ithe arrival of n -so11lF"““°e3' graduate “M59 °f th'
in meh. h0me_ _Mu and Mmlsnme institution and Miss Adele.
-1-combs me among _many s.uffer_l|1ow of New York, were present n
mg "om, mma,__9mwa£mu0ned .Lalthe graduation. It is the lnten
Grlppe". We 'tiru-sl. -that less change-im," °r Miss Wanda and Mis"
Josephine to remain in the Frencl
.tg Hospital until next July when the?
ai.
intend to enter the nursing pro
gfesslon for themselves. ‘
,fi ooNs|_nsroN_ _ The foam.
very successful Young Penple’s_reg“1m`_"‘eeU"g °[ the Donnldstm
Rally was held in the Prosbyterlaui Womens lnsmme was held 0’
church, cllmm. Rev. R. H. sta-1-‘ '1`“@S<lf1Y- MW- 1Sl~ 1" *he l‘°m° Ol
art presided and after h vi1\g~cox\»iM"S- J- 'H- C011" with “ine ‘membim
elanil four visitors present. The roi
‘le introduced to the audience Rev; 98'" if/‘lil H“$\Ve1`€1| Wilh -11 "i°ke'
W_ M_ Kmmawin the General Sec.-all ol which caused great merri
'etary for Sabbath Schools anfli "\‘f“l» A r9D0l'l Ol’ the bean SUDPEI
9; was given by the 'secretary and i
ml was decided to get a new teacher’s
,1 chair also some smaller articles lo:
iiress on the great worth of early l-he SUl\001 Olli Of the funds. '1‘h¢
1-alum |110" 181| 'ous lines 1,,-same 'school committee were re
ngwpolnteil for next month. A ver;
@‘lu'terestlng reading was given b_\_
Mrs. J. H. -Court also 11 paper or
Kannawin also spoke to some Dona-ld. and a. recitation by Mar;
si I. MacDonald. A tempting luncl
'nada by the Presbyterian Church‘ was then served by the hostess am
in Canada during the past year or the remainder of the evening wa:
more. In the province of Saskal-[pleasantly spent in singing__an_\
ln_ music, V' ___, _,L_-fm-L
ztrength three hundred per cenl.f __-
On every hand throughout the' N<O0NAN.|-luafl-|55 Nu.PT|AL;
length of Canada the _people who, ~A very quiet 'bult pr(-any wed-dfln-;
were led astray are swinging baul¢,w-ge g,l;qcm-mlzeg ar SL pam-'
00hu/neil, lS‘evecn Mile Bay, on. Mon
1utlook ls bright indeed. A short,.,1|,-y, pe.b,,-nm-y 233,. -Wm-(m. C.e,,-wi;
lla
Z Ellen Noonan, daugih-ter of M-r nm
Y Mira. Joseph Nloon-sn, All-bany wa.
fun.i‘lJcd 'in tlhe Hlollyv B-ondls of Mat
Ylr-imouy to -Mir. Steipben Befnncl
Rev. R.- H. Stavert and Rev. .l'os_'H,u.g<heS_0,f BmA,amNme_ -Rem W_ E
c ` ` I I `
x \loriag1h-all -performing the cere
mlony. iT-he b-ride wfho was glvez
P' in mla.n\1la=ge -by lher faltheu' wa.:
‘L-asteflrlly wtbire-dl :lu a blue -georg
‘I eltlve and velvet dress. wlifth. blloudi
ewhlali. land ish-ces. She ailso wore l
lNorl1hiern 'Muakiralt coat, the gift oi
.her ‘fa-ther. Mir- amid Mars Gr-at-ml
;Noonan acltield as witnesses. Main:
'TGI the Clark Kitchens help You"! prcsems' `md]"u'ddm@ dmma’ wwe"
iWM‘0. 111111 Clwdues were received
~ I , _:by llhe bmldc. 'Almlong -the present:
_ _ g-who o. 'beawtlflul llhlrceiple-ce ‘Pm
G --lor suite ‘linom che ‘Govern-m»e=nlt, oar
a _ _ Llllollall-a of wlhlloh Mliss Noonan was
_Polak-»1
la. vlallued cmlplllolylee dn dho Depart
lmenlt of Education for ovleir uhrei
years. aliso -beaultifull cult glass um'
slllvlelr ifnolm mhe guests of the Day
I-leo Hlovteil- lMr. hmnl Mfrs. Hiuglxe:
\v1illl make 1lhc'ir future Ihome ix
Briavdlallbaile wlhene Mir. Hughles is
one of 'Line successfull fammers of
l'. 0. F. -That was a happ!
.  .
 '\  éb oung and old, "hut Plame' \
thought that suggested to the Chle
Ranger, Bro. Dr. J. E. Blanchard.
the idea of having a social and an
tertalnment on our regular meeting'
night, March 7th. After the nec
essary businesd was attended tr
and quite a few proposals for mem
bershlp accepted. the Chief Range
vacated the chair. Bro. Austin .L
" ' Trninor then took charge and
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splendid programme of musj/',-
rsading and sketches. follower]
**9+O-O+O+0-9+0+e+e+e+»0-0-O- where nil did so well it would ia
_lnvldious to partlcularfze, yet we
cannot forbear to mention the
violin solos of Bro. McKearney a-n
Bro. Gallant. The vocal solos o
Connelly and Tralnor, the reading
of J. A, Tralnor and funny sketches
by Mr. Callaghan. All the above
numbers were heartily encored. At
the conclusion of the programme
the ladies served a very dainty re
past of cake, coffee and ice cream
and n very pleasant evening war
closed by a hearty vote of thanks
extended to the committee in
charge. nad the singing of the Na
ilonsl Anthem. There was a very
large attendance of Foresters and
on every side could be heard the
remarks-a splendid evening-the
best yet-let us have another soon.
Court Hillsboro is certainly a live
institution. The present staff oi
officers are determined to make
CARD OF -THANKS
Duncan Dan-sch and Faplivli'
wish to -thank their
for their sympathy.
lmasssgesland
their recent
Safe Speed Relief
fa--°-liars
Nnuldo
lsspYsur nheunlltlslll
lull ide lumen
mg' nv '?¢§\»ssh¢'I-
'r-ns-c'° mm
Tidbits From
Tryon And Vicinity
(By Wandering Scribe-)
Tuesday .March lst. The TFYOU
Dalrylng Company held their
annual meeting in their factory at
North Tryon. A large number of
patrons as well as stockholders
were -present. The repor-t of the
past. years business as given by
che manager -Mr. 1C. E. Gamble
showed thattbe company had
enloyed a very prosperous year.
The retiring board of directors
:onslstlng qf- -Messrs Geo Wood.
`Job Inman, Harold ~Howatt, W. P.
Cameron, Gordon ‘Dafwson, Alfred
Wood and Geo Callback, were all
re-elected for 19-'27, A _resolution
expressing sympathy with -the
family of the late Luke Wood.
mowed by D. J. Thomson, seconded
by John T. Dawson and supported
b 'Gordon W Dawson was assed
Y . , D
“V me meeting' Tha speakers sided ovar by Miss Mildred Toombs
nrieiiy referred to the late -Mr
Wood as being one of Nort
'l`ryon's leading citizens, who too
rained to the wel-fare of the com
and director of the company bein
one of -the board responsible for th
establishment o-I thg factory in it
present satisfactory location, h
.md uid throughout the comm-unit
of Tryon.
.Soni Walsh our
Jbllglng mall driver
route daily giving
service to all.
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`E. V. MacLeod, Green Bros, th
DeLaney Company General Mer-
:hanls and H. A. Affleck, Whole-
sale Feeds and Produce, Albany all
_'eport business in a satisfactory
_ron¢lltlon, while J. F. Lord, H. :M.
Jhisholm and Ernest Howatt,
Frycn say it never was better.
genial an
`Mr. and 'Mrs. D. J. Thomson,
North Tryon, who accompanied by
Mrs. ’I`homson’s sister Mrs. Nathan
lamsny, spent the past two
Thursday l'etux'ning to P. E.I
Nhilc in Jamaica Plain they were
guests of .\ir. and Mrs. Neil ‘Mac-
Jonaid, (Mrs. Mac D. is u. sister
if Mr. Tllonlson) Mr. Mac`Donald
is a brothel' of the late Angus Mac.
)cuulli, of Tryon, IP. E. I. and has
'esidcd in the United States lor
llmost 40 years. _He holds a good
iosllion with the 'Boston Con-
lolidnied,Gas Co. ln ‘Brookline
hey visited Mrs. ’I‘homson’s
lroliler, Ii. _-\. *Thomson who with
.here for 25 years. 'He is in th
lot -Boston. 'He also becaxnel
li; ru-thers in the junior department.
a. keen interest in all which per-
nunlty at large, a former patron
fl
covers his
Bmisfnciorylsectlon have been ‘shipping large
lls wife and family, has resided
with the Boston Elevated Rail-
way. Mrs. Hattie Clark (M485
Cameron of Albany) widow 0! ill”
W. G. Clark of Victoria. They also
'had .the pleasure of meetln8 919'”
another sister of -Mr. Ti1omB0l1.
Mrs. Morrison of -Nsramata. B. C~.
who is spending the 'winter lu
Boston ,and who expects to vlell
her old home, Tryon next summer.
Mr. Thomson visited many places
of interest in and around Boston
iunchlng at the City Club where
he was the guest of ~Mr. James
Wiatson a prominent younz Broker
acquainted with some of Uncle
Sams sailormen and with 'his
brother-in-law Mr. R. A. Thomson
of Brookline was prlvlllged to al-
tend a boxing bout at the Murine
Y. M. C. A. Charlestown, the
invitation being extended by John
Staley U. S. N. who is now with
his ship in Nicaraguan waters, All
in all they emphatically state they|
had a good time. marred onlyl
by Mrs. Thomson accideutlyi
fracturlng her wrist which I ani,
glad to say is now doing nicely.
1.
The residents of the sch`ool|
districts Tryon Consolidated, North!
Tryon, and Mount Tryon, are tu`
be congratulated on -.having forl
their respective schools. tha ser-1
vices of teachers highly aallsl'aci.ory
to all. Tryon ‘Consolidated is pre»l
' Principal, with .Miss .Bertha Car-
Nortb Tryon has -Miss 'Pearl Ram-,
‘say and 'Mount Tryon, Miss Jenn'
' lHa.ili'well. ' -
g Mr. Jimmie Kelly, -Chariotterowul
9 came up on the hockey special Wed?
B nesdny night, and will spend n few.
ed i Alu .il .~ Mx!
“'83 u “mn Wim” Passmg Wm 1°"-Ve] IF?-Illicit Moiggrina. ‘It Isimsblnif tiniei
1 void in the lives of -both younglnow since Mn Kelley visited Alban”
Y and all are pleased to see his;
smiling face once more in our:
midst.
The potato growers of -this
quantities oi’ Spuds ever since last
iall und still they come. `
C
Tryon-n rural com-m-unity, pro-i
SDcrous farms, stores, wood-work~
ing factory, flour mill, 'saw-mills.;
electric light plant, garage, two!
open air rlnks. Can it be beat any!
where? I think not, 
It is pleasing to note that mel
coudlliou of Mrs. John McKenna_
has so much improved, us to allow-
hcr mother, Mrs. McNeil to return!
to her home in Summerside; hcr»
'nontlxs in Boston and surrounding sister -Miss ‘Cora is howevel. Html
:ities crossed on the Carferry with hen l
'Tile storm of Thursday and Fri-T
dny has filled up the roads, au<i_
Tryon lor the first time this winter
has -missed u mall. .Snow shovellingf
not hockey iS now the order of illcf
\day. Who said a change was nsi
-good as a rest? Bye-e-e. --Z.`
, »-<4-»-l
‘ PERsoNAl.s
Mr. T. T. Trenhoim, C.N.R., Am-
lherst is in the city.
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el Capt. John and Mrs. Smith re-‘
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Head
Oice,
Manxreal
BANK OF MONTREAL
Established_1811 I `
'33
Asssrsand L1AnlL1fT1Es
31st Ianuary, 1927 ‘ U
ASSETS
Casl1onhand........
Deposits with and notes and cheques of
lotherBankg. . . . . . . .
Deposit with Central Gold Reserve .
Call and Short loans on Bonds, Deben-
tures and Stocks . . . . . .
Dominion and Provincial Government
Securities. . . . . . . . .
Canadian Municipal Securities and
British, Foreign and Colonial Public
Securities other than Canadian . .
$ 8o,198,':.68.94
4s.416.911-24
l2,000,000.00
172,784,147-52
78.319391-45
27-678.689-32
Railway and other Bonds, Debentures
an-:iSrocl<.=. . .' .   .
_ 4.179,zxx.o9
Quick Assets ~ . $420,587,1l956
Loans and Diccounrs and other Assets 3g,8,o87,758_70
Bank Premises . . . . . . . . u’8g0_o°o_°0
Liabilities of customers under letters of
credit (as per contra) . . . . . 1z,a37,99z.47
Total Assets . . $772.7l2,370-73
LIABILITIES TO PUBLIC
.
Notes 1ncxrcuiat|on‘ . . . . . _
Deposits.......
Letters of credit; outstanding
Other liabilities . . . _
Total Liabilities Lo P111'-il"
Excess of Assets vvc: ;'...' lv' .L _
41.505531-0°
642-947.383-w
12,237,997-.47
1 :,o:.8,z85.o3
. 7c8,719,19I.75
ro Public . . . _ . . .<2 ;f»3,993,67s.ss'
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.numbing and heating b\1Si11eSS- l11.,,,,,,ed to Ge,,,g,,,0,,,n yestwiay --~------ ----mf-m----~ _ --....._,.z- -,
wmervme theY~-“pmt some ume|af`fernoon, after a delightful vlsitl '
"'“h `M“'  I' `C1““‘° ““d,i""”' Dr'~<>f two months to their dausluer-‘ cowAN Bans - cm-is lu-1 Aidan oxeere 2 Je-
W°““h““ sisters °f Mrs: 1h°ms°ul>Mrs_ Frank Dalziel of Borden. --- ' _seph O’Kcefe 3 Brennan Mui-.ln,'lly.
“fd Mrs Ramsay and m Newwul M 1 Honor Roll. The following is Grade lil-1 Kathleen Howlett 2
""i,1i._lheh` uncle `Ge° Thmilson' ”'| Mrs. H. James Palmer leaves for (llc standing of Cowan B-rno‘Scl1uol ,»\nnie i{owlr`lt 3 Ross Muilally.
'mired farnler f°"m°"ly °l wa"er"'Hnlliax this morning to join h0l“l'm' Febrlmry: 1 G-rude l-1 James O’Keefe 2
"°"‘]' also visiting several nephewsison Mr. Harold Palmer who went! (i-1'u<lri Vil----1 Mary ()'Kec-fc 2 James irluwlc-lf. '
`-“il “ewes living "ea" B°5t°“', there last week and is now undcr`Jnhn O‘Kcefc. `  Perfect attcndance:- Mary
"hey 315° 'Visited several P' E' I' treatment for his knee. His friends G-rude V-1 Ciiiic-nl McQuurrie'0'Kecfe, Aidan 0’Keefe, Joseph
'5"‘me5 Viz" M" Wilbur DOH' 'arc glad to know lhat Mr. Pulmc1‘2 Margaret O‘Keei'e 3 Annie Mc- O’Keei'e, .James -OlKeefe.
Ioadvme' (formerly 'Miss 'Martha is improving undcr the skilful cure Cabo. I Ellifllifl 3llll13llY, 1€iiCll1\€T-
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.wo sisters, Mrs. ‘Strachan and
luigley.T1'y0n>. nleeting there he” or Dr. Acker. ' ‘ ` '
.Irs. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clarkl
.Vest Roxbury, Mr. -Clark a former,
ilontague boy holds a. lucrative.
iositlon with the IBo:'-ton lCon
_ irother -Frank reside in Somerville.
‘ iordon .Hudson and .his wife ‘Bell11.
hey any are just the same cvorl
leo Dawson who with her brother
Jnwsons are well known in Tryon.
i`hey also visited Mrs. Reid Lewis! _
-na her sisters Mrs ~s E' neml
nklng business in Boston N11 and, qu
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Charlottetown and Geo Wood, soul loaves of br¢ad°
if the lata Mark Wood, Tryon, both;
successful ‘Somerville grocers.|
.vhile Welton il-lowutt of Augustlnel
Cove is doing -fine is his grocery in‘
Jamaica Plain. James Thomas, son
of the late Samuel Thomas, Augus.l '
ine Cove holds a good -fllrallionf »
::-If one be troubled with corna,
-he will find ln- I-Io11oway's -Com Re-
nover an application that will en-
tirely relieve suffering. '
Avbroved Rug Pat-
tern, , Stamped in_
Colors on Good `
Quality Canvass.
  
    
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Pattern ,number 18. -Blu 20x82
Inches, price 40°, P. Pd. Bond for
folder describing sixteen different
psttgryls to ' _ -
JOE -R. ‘ SMITH '
.. ., Jdsrgate, -P. B. island,
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'cady to welcome a. P. E. 1. 6Sii€C_l-i .
illy' one from Tryon, Gordon is in,
he building game and 4loinll‘
exceedingly well. -'He is erecting ai _
lice home for himself in Medford'
xt the -Aiexauders in Dedham they|
net Mrs. Alexlandefs mother Mrs.
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:.;':f.'2.'.".‘i.°.3f_.¥: iii  '$53! when you use Quaker Flour
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.o1ia;uea' Gas Co.. 'Harold Koichi!
md his -wife, nee Mabel -Mc-1
Williams both from Tryon, who-
vlch Mr. Knights mother andl
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_,,,.e,,,,g ,here ,Mm Reid., daughter; There is no such thing as "luck in baking when yo_u use a_flour
 Patterglygl ini: were ivrnlefli; that bakes the same every tlme. Quaker Flour gives umfonn
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:lin-rr Ialgidgrsoamoiig wlmml results ln the oven. Samples are tested eyery day under actual
-Vere Fred Dawson. lnroilier or S., home conditions ln our home-baking kitchen. _ No Hour can
iq' “f T”'°“) Wh” is ‘“ me ‘}“d°"l bear the uaker brand unless it comes up to our 'rigid standards.
.un-_ Norman Ramsay, Mr. hninsayl Women w o use Quaker Flour bsciame accustomeg _to  ,
1 former lPorthlll boy is on thci ' e_. a t idous ¢a es an af e lg t
Boston police force Mr Sellar ol' results every nm aky P S ry' e g '
Every bag is sold under the guarantee that if_ for any reason
you have trouble with Quaker Flour, the dealer will replace lt, -
or give your money back. _
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