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  A Gift
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:_ THIS  MAKE!
 ‘ HUNDREDS of husbands and fathers are giving their loved
U, ones _a royal gift' this _‘Christmas-a Heinizman Piano !
-,-1 . Memories of Christmas will indeed last for years to come.
 A Heintznian inthe ideal giffchoice at this happy time-'and if
___ is easily within your means. A small down payment delivers
_,__ the piano you ,de_sire_to your _homer . _
 Then you will se_e happy, appreciative smiles-_for mother and
-H. daughter and son_l_rnovv what a Heintzman represents. They
'H 1 know it as the pian'o that concert artists choose : : : they see it
4; _ in the homes ofiheir friends : r : they know it is the finest
piano you could buy. » _ ‘ _
1 _  Visit 9,14" Muiic Stolen today or tomorrow.
$5
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man’s pen at G. H. Taylors. " _- '
Hampton 3 p. m.; Victoria 7 p. m.;_
Rev. Jas. P. Kaye, Minister.
nanrasr Presbyterian church-
Bpecial Christmas _music end; sev-
er. the Minister. _  _ ~
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WOOD- ISLANDS Presbyterian
plo ees, both retired and active as
-DEATH OF FORMER RESI-
DENT OF LOT 16-There passed
away on Tuesday at the residence
the Dominion Hotel, Summerslde.
Mrs. Margaret McKinnon, at the
age of '15 years. Mrs. McKinnon
had not been in very good health for
the past year, but only' took to her
bed about three weeks a o The de
resided most of her married life 'at
ton. N. B.; Mrs. Henry Clemens, of
saga-is-21-all
HAMl>'roN-Unites church ser-If
vices for Sunday, Dec. 23rd.,'s.re as '- _ . '_ » _ CERTAIN breeds of dogs M9
follows: Appin Road, 11 a. m.: _ ` ' ytluite cgpable or expressing fuiiaily
mon at ll a. ln. and 7'p. m,_Preacli- _ flbeldan U
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' opinions of oltlllpendlah.
DISPOSAL OF DAIRY CATTLE
Y _ ' and 6 year old cows. When Mr.
Sbmbled ill me Club R0°m *md We' Shaw speaks of that figure for calv-
Selltéd Ml- C'¢0l`€° D°‘-'gms' 3" °ld es'three to seven' months old.
and faithful employee who retired To my mind the Dem,-tmem of
from the service S°m@ time =€°rW“*‘ agriculture is in a mcrlbun rtatc,
a wcn nilcu purse. ccorge. who and they would he happy to havc
WHS Vllibly Slfected W this f-“nglble the public swallow letters such as
token of friendship which was whol- above refened w_ more anon re
ly unexpected. meds I1 Shvff but Danish farm help which the De-
suitable reply. The Truckmens‘ Un- partmem made apomgles about ln
ionalso presented Mr-D°ug1l1SWlfh thc Patriot rc lvir. solabcru com-
a Christmas remembrance in cash. mmm
I am, Sir, etc.,
' _ AGRICOLA
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of her son, Mr. Colin McKinnon, of +¢_4s¢¢¢++¢*¢44.¢¢oc .cocoa
1 Household i
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ISV ROIWRTA LLP
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f A   ' i ` ceased was a native °f De sable' b-ut' »~o++ve-»»o+e-evo-o-oe-cocoon*
._ south west, Lot ls, but came a ;,|,,e,,_ gc...-fs
__ _ M I l ER _BR 0 l _ I D short while ago to live with her son “'41
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.°) .. at Summerside. Shi: was 4;! B. éluiet- Old linen scarfs that have passed
~~ , Cm _ _ ;_ unassuming dlslwslt °n an eu elf- out of style can be utilized by mali-
lls Gnd' Gm" sue” rlottewm P E cd herself to all who made her ac- mg mem into gable ¢°ver5_ dailies,
quaintance. There are left to mourn napklns_ or dlsh ¢,0wel5_
' ` two daughters and five sons, name-
‘ H _ly:-Mrs. James McNe7/in. of Monc-_ _ Apple Butter
sommerville, Mass' Alexander. in Apple butrcr is given a rich color
so » . out-:Hs C ._   _   '  or
‘AN ATTIC SALT
naar sanncrlon or water- _ _ ~ - continues from pages
he tin-ned up the little lane towards
Gld'B Huh
a ' ‘»' i W
not only a smile. but o laugh. (Don't_
laughli Even the sedate New-
foundland has been known to smile-
It was at Ostend. fashionable Bel-
gian bathing beach. that a New-
foundland lost patience with the
importuniticc or a Psirincso. all
dandified in resplendent coatee. with
crest, and pocket-handkerchief
(vouches Captain A H Trapman
Church--Rev. Mr, Rod er. of Bei- c ' . ' ..' . ' .'
18845. will preach at 3 o'¢?1ock`Cl'lrist_ `  is ‘ma §f" F"e“d' The awry
mas Bunddy. "5 ` '
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_ "_“'  THE Newfoundland_p:_::,ke_¢_i_ the
ZION CHOIR.-The Choir of Zion _ sl ci-1 b W. R.. Pekinese up and ran n_ e sea
Church, under the leadership of 5153,’ sbeaglxxrsugg., he ,laments with it and dropped it just in the
Prof. Louis DI Thompson, will ren- about’ me sale of much cows at an line of ths,bi-eaklng surf. The lit--
der the Christmas Cantata. “The.unde,-value price. and States thc tie fellow was quite unable to bat-
Adoration” by Geo. Nevin, at the Department of Agrlcuuure ¢,f_ p_E_1_ tie with what to .»,him were over-
close of Sunday evening service. has realized mms fact and have ad. powering waves. and was in ob-
0896-12-21-11 “sed against the wholesale disposal vious danger of being drowned.
i* ~ ‘ ' ' . ill Mr. Shaw lease EWG
sulsn/iv sl-zltvicss _ Marsh- of the D,,p,,,'1m_,,,,, of AFTER watching its incircctual
field-Dunstaffnage, Pleasant Grove welfare of the nrrmers in this re. struggles for half a minute or so
and York: Christmas Services will spew as I know 0_1 cows and oxen the Newfoundland relented- big
be held in the United Churcheras three years 01d_,md. oven having people have usually the tenderest
follows:-Central Church, Marsh- been sold at $40 a head_ and the hearts-and rescued the little dan _
field-Dunstatfnage 11 a. rn.; Pleas, sellers were mm-,,am_ of the greater dy. dropping him safe but fright-
ant Grove at 2 p. m.; York service “Ina Surely ou, Department 01
"-'J 7 P- m~5 Church S°h°°l at 13° Agriculture will not expect the peo-
P-.rm-_ An are h“’i"°d» ReY.~~‘F' 'E' pig to accept without question Mr.
Bnbthrovd. Minister- ‘ " shawe statements; as hialcttcr was
"** V the firstindication of them sending
_C~ N' R* Gln'-0" Wedmsday out information to the public.
afternoon a number of C. N, R.. em~. Think of 54|) fm- 3 year l,lq“q;r¢n
encd on the beach. Then he stroll-
ed away contentedly smiling to
himself.
' Hundreds of people witnessed tha
scene which was reported in the
newspapers next day.
$1 0 S
AFYER a life time of tramping
and listening to the birds, John
Burroughs. the great naturalist. took
up automobiling, his _friend Henry
Ford, having made him a present
of a car. Uncle John learned to
drive in the Catskills, -above all
places, and at .the age of eighty-
one- he motored himself ‘from
Woodchuck Inn at Roxbury to the
Hamlin Garlands summer camp at
Onteora--a two hours’ drive.
' __ s c a -
AS a special celebration of the
occasion, _Mr. Garland made some
of his famous coffee and Uncle John
took a swlg at it. although his doc-
tors had forbidden any stimulant
(Hamlin Garland tells the story in
."Bac_k_ Trailers from the Middle
Bord_er,"). andthen-“just to show
what a little good drink will do for
a man of eighty-one." he leaped
into the air and cracked his heels
together twice,
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ONE.of the Justices of Appeal in
Ireland some years ago-'Judge
Charles Bnrry-would insist on
going of! to “The Dolphin" for
lunch and .taking an unconscion-
able tlme_to come back. His two
colleagues, _ Ashbourne and‘ Fitz-_
gibbon, sought to shame him into
punctuality by coming out on the
l- the ~pr<>babll1tv of the deep wet- ontario; Albert, or' North st. El- aaa a new spicy flavor, if cnc puts §;“‘f§d “IH W‘§“;““ '"‘°'° ‘°' lm"-
URGE  _'ANA l I   erway l>l”0]€CC _ Wing °5¥`l'ied Wt- eanors; Colin at Summerside; John,|some old fashioned cinnamon drops 0 _man S a A _
The” Camda W°uld be =uXl°uSth“t in British columbia and charles in ia while it is cooking.
-hips of all nations should come to ‘ Gull Lake, Sa,al¢__ also one brother
_R I y SHI the lake ports and with that in viewi and two sisters, Mr. Colin McKay. Gold Chains
' _ . ' it is doubtful whether it would be of East Bldcford; Mrs. Mol-*adyen, _ I is __
_ - ' - _ _ wise to discourage them now by im- Canoe cove and Mrs. Rogers, of To brighten gold chains, or similar " h K- C- ’» AS\1b°llfll€ bl‘0l¢0 Sil-
_ 8 bl P C I In 1927 196 boats of all nstionali the Bowness Undertaking Parlor- to of water.
" ‘ ~ ' ' il firm 'tiesfcame fromthe sea up thr gl d h l~, dc te t, -_-“*°~_-- _
‘-fgaged m Lake Traffic _Lm e to y _ thc lcircs. Niucty_two oi  ti¥§_“i€,cviJ  Aitiich gxiiiilailnz. *°****+**°-°**°*°**°**°** ’°l°"““° F’°'“°“S °f Y°“' "SU-
_ F885. _ _ . - ' brought pulpwood from Newfound- and was vel-‘y largely attended
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o'r'r.1iwA. <'>nt.‘ ~De¢.,_l9»- W°fd` ff°n1 the continent of Europe built ogdcnsburg, oswcgo and cornwall; _
coins; to Ottawa thapanotlier effort where they can be produced much 57 bi-aught scrap iron- from New : :WE HAVE A FEW WESTING- Guardlan Readers
will be made' at' t`iie'comlng`seSSi0n more Chev-Ply than in Canada. ent/sr York to Detroit; 14 brought steel HOUSE namo sms that will bc
vilthc Domlni9n`perll\un¢l\t whale the GW" L““°S ‘“ the Si1ring.com- and iron from sycincy' to thc Head cols at a bargain to thc carly pur-
a _toll levied on _foreign 'ships using plete with the local ships and g0 ti: of _the Lakesi 10 brought general chases-. THE ROGERS  December “_ 1928
Canadian .ca.nals_. This would not some ocean route when winter set. am-gags from the Unlged Klngdgm (:0M|»ANY LIMITED. 9 - - - CAUSE FOR _HHNKSGIWNG
however include ships of the United ln. It will be argued they pay 10W- to Cardinal, Ogdensbuig and .Tor- -‘_‘4'°>°°"-*’ For my thoughts are not you
States. The effort will be made by er wages than the Canadian or Un- ¢ml»,0_ The remainder cg;-fled car- PERSONALS thoughts neither are your ways
goes from _various parts of the -- ways myth the Lm_d____Iéa 55,8 _
ingffreight on the Great' Lakes and ` The lake boats of Canada-and the wg;-ld_ In 1926 the ships coming Many friends will regret to seal; _ ~ ~ - ~ -
Bt. 'Lawrence river and will be aim. nited States o erate on a proxim up from the sea numbered 131. of the illness of Mr. W. H. co ,
shipping iritci-cats in cai~icda_ carry- itcci states ships.
ed' chiefly at Norwegian and Danish
ships. A number of which ply on the
Great Lakes every summer. ‘ -
'While the 1028 figures are not yet
available it is stated in 'i927 _there
were 15 Norse and Danish ships op-
U P P '
ately the same basis, the cost of
construction being practically the
same in the two countries and the
salaries much on the same scale.
which each country supplies a por-
tion of the canal system.
gvantgau. it ls_ciairnc_a_,utlis_ boati'_tlic____lnstitutuig__ai tolls, wi_1l_ be was
erating along the lakes and that The Department of Railways and‘ -
they made 85 trips between various
. S ' ° `
- land, Nova Scotia andgulf ports to Daily Selectlons for
th ul te d of the cm. mm, PRAYER-wc rejoice Lord tha
e 'wp "5 W" ' Thy ways and thoughts are higher rubbers size 21-3
Wh° is °°“nned t° his mme with an than ours as the heavens are abov ' '
THE MARKETS “"“°"”""""“i°i- `. me-‘l _ _ _.
._ Messrs. Lemuel and Amold Mac~ A_ CHBISTMAS CAROL'
-"~' ' » Donald of Nine Mile Creek. left" " __
l°““““e“ "ml Tuesday for New Glasgow. N: S-._  (By nav. w. scott Galbraith)
080818 DOUIW 0"” th” in P’°"i°“s MONTREAL. -dull-_r  19"~Th9l`e where they eitpect to remain for -the Awake my eouli and greet themor
like lwrts .Br lvidlns  °°."\°'l“ r6°\°S.f=‘1“°°f~$ md W" “de “th” was no improvement in the foreign wintci- months. . ~  For chic uc a child is born;
and unloading inthe '0nited»Stat¢e' government that European ships demand for gl-Bm he,-Q may and
ONE DAY after a long delay ire-
lates Serjeant A. M. Sullivan in
“Old Ireland: Reminiscences of an
_ i>csir;:__<=an_el tolls. as one ufllvlel Bangor. lvlainc. 'rho iuocrai took artlclcs,_c|lp them _ri ta zglutlon rg "“_$§_;h__e we are W______'_g _or
- ' c ' ' ° ' ' . from One pal' O amm0n B. 0 ree pat 0\ll`
Efforts Will b Made to Have Foreign Ships En- "°‘“ °" _ place on Thursday lift/ern°°n _ 
brother Barry. Mr. Price, don’t you
think you might go one with the ir
ment?" -
“C€l`ff8l!lly.” was the reply.
......+.. HELP WANTED
_*_
The following is a list of child-
l‘ ren yet to be adopted. Those whose
my names do not appear in todays list A,
havefound Sante-Pals who will at- }’ ‘M1 ‘
tend to their wants.
f- 29-Margaret, 14, underwear and
e 32-vincent, 15. underwear 'and
_ rubbers, size 5.
34?-Athol. D. skates and boots,
' sim 3.
39-Jennie, 12, shoes or slippers.
41-Charles, ll, lumbermelvs rub-
ni -. _ bers, siae 3.
44-"Earl, 13.. underwear and
Yea, God has come in human frame shoes. i '
°r. _vice vena they did n°t ¢°n¢fl\- inot including British ships) should lltuc new business__wua`d°ne by loc- Mr. Earl Kclly oi stanchcl has ar-_ 'ro savc the world from sin and 45-Jackie. 6. bootaiaus stockings.
vcnc the caactih¢iawa.1t_ls thought pay canal tolls but the request-S HW' al exporters. The domestic market rivco hcmc after visiting fricnaa in shams. _
the'ships and trips ‘ increased this ei-fmét with much success. The feel- for law grades of what was 5;,-ang. summemde gud Port gm  i »
ing was against going back $0 “HB1 cr on account of the advance in _ ---' Ye angels,‘swell your notes of song
ln Wlrlnlpeg and local Mr. and Mis. w. 1-r. v. Dunbar Till echoes ring both louci and long.
ml!`l¢¢d UD D_l'1°¢! 1 l-2° DH' have closed their home at Keppoch And lead us t._o the holy Child,
with sales of Manitoba No. 6 and are spending the winter months The lowly Jesus undenled. -
in carlots at 88 1-llc and feed ‘ _
a r bushel, ex
hs
y9§\'.'. 1" _ »_11`,»' _
The argument which will be ad- tolls which had been discontinued 8
vanosd by marine -interests is that number of years ago. It was felt the
Nurwly and Denmark do nothing to competition from the European
reciprocate. Canada built the can- ships was not at ther time of sumc-
lllit great expense and the steam- lent extent to warraht a return of
Ship companies pay their share in the tolls. There is also the question
gene;-gl gngfm-.uplgagp ,_m¢|.°p¢i-_-_ag~ to what extent the tolls would ¢
ation of the smals,_anu alsdhaveto 'ancctt thc movement or the arain
my income taxes. all ufwlllchl tlie.crop. ; Another argllmwi. Which- W
foreign- mg gimp, ,uaacf theseis believed. win be advanced asainst cars
_ _ _ __ , __ _ _ _ , tion of
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5" 1 a_~ 7:'
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... cmimrsv ni>,1"T.> - ~ ~ s \
l-nab aaa _lzowi Cut Qvenhom. _
ofthe riewel mate3':,hin'_"a com-
bhtt 04|-55;' designi-
“NoRTHiiRN” 
was ache .iii macros
bu _ or out of
it the Queen Hotel, City. _
FOODS AND SEASONS 1
the
Fruits
35
Egggs
Burl
___  . With Judah's shepherds let us tread
Messrs Leonard Artee and Mjiss To reach the Saviour's stable bed,
MacPhee have returned to their And there to Him our homage show
home in New _Haven after spexirgig With love that makes the spirit glow,
odd a few days visiting friends in _ le ~. '
Bhore. " ` ' . ' O. Mary. blest of womanltind,
_..__._...,___.__..._ ii. What thoughts arise within thy
_mlhdl
_.__ ._ Thou hast been called by God alone
To bear His own begotten son.
gracious King:
P0106." _ _
C°m@ all ve lands and 
Isla Wu_:;\d_hel‘ 0; gre Bev? love;_
e o men you
Praise God the Lord f_orev¢rmor¢_
(B!"Uhlriel -Bruce in The
__ ~ ohatclaincl
His birth»and sing,
to men and henceforth
With rapture that shall never cease.
46-Wendell, 6, boots and stock-
3. teddy-bear suit.
6. b00t8 Mid rubbers.
10. Skited Bhd bOOtB.
v-4
5.:
6. boots and rubbers.
10, bvershots.
lumbermen's nib-
teddy~hear suit.
8, overahoea and stock-
l0. boots and rubbers.
14. boom. sine 5.
12, over-shoes. '
13 years, lumber
rubbers," sine 3.
7, coat and boots, also
7. UVOIOOIC.
montiia, teddy-boar
13. GIGUWII.
A clnus'mas_ wlsn r_oa _sou ”» °'°“‘“‘¢ *"4 "°°°°-
I2, clothing.
I, boots and olothluc.
overooae.¢M boots.
8; boots, rubbers and
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CLASS A SHARES
(No par vnliml
1 $2 Dividend--Cumulat1ve- '
‘ Fully Participating '
It is estimated that the Com-
pany's earnings in 1929 will be
not less than $650,000. Only
$200,000 is required to pay the $2
Qlidend on the Class A Shareg,
$35 a Share _
P111 parlicalm-s oy; reqnggi
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gloves and scarf. z c
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boots, size 4. ' ' -`~ `~
4, coat.
9, sweater.
4. coat.
14. boots and rubbers.
13, overshoes, size 8.
3. ovorshoes. sins l.
7, boots and ribbers
3, sweater and boots,
14, pants, else 92.
14. shirt.
7. boots and rubbers.
6, l\mibernlen's~ rub-

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10. boots and stock
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