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FRIDAY. JANUARY 1, 192G

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5t Zamzs fireshytcrkiau 11:00:51; REV. w. B. MUIR, MINISTER.

F. T. WATKIS. ORGANIST AND CHOIRMQBTER »- 11.00 A. Ma-Sermon. *7‘ 2.80 P .M.—-8abbsth School. ' 7.00 P. M.—-8ermon.

The Choir will repeat Christmas Music at both services. i

.» ilirinity 0111020 Church MINl$TER:-Rev. W. M. Ryan, B. A. ‘ A880CIATE:—~Rev.1E.iH_. Ramsay, D. D. ‘

ORGANIST AND‘ OHOIRMAQTERI—W. E. Fletcher, l -A. R. C.-1M., A. T. C. L.

THE SERVICES 10.00 A. 1M.—-Pra'yer Meeting in Heart: Hall. 11.00 A. M.-—Proaoher-Rev. W. M. Ryan, 1B. A. 8ubject:—"A Communion Address" Anthem by the Choir. ' New Year Communion Service after Morning Sermon. 2.80 P. M.—-8abbath School and Bible Classes. 7.00 P. M.--Preaeher:—Fiev. 1E. H. Ramsay, D. D. 1 Subjeciz-“A New Year's Message" 8o|o—“God is our Refuge" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Mrs. Ewen W. MaeKWnnon ‘ Anthem by the Choir.

A GORDIAL WELOOME TO ALL

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MiNlSTER-JIEV. R. C. EATON. B. A., B. D. ORGANiST-MRS. ALBERT BAKER

‘MORNING SERVICE AT 11 UCLOCK

The Morning ‘Service opens at 11, and closes at 12.30. it includes Sermon, ‘story sermon for Juniors, Study per- iod for all classes.

Sermom-“Our Great Overlord" EVENING SERVICE 7 O'CLOCK

The 1Mlnieter will preach, his theme being an evangel- lstic one, subject. "Adventurine" ‘

The Choir will render spedial and appropriate music at both services. 4; +>+++o++e+0 i1 b~0++o++++n+++o++o+>+o++w+e+++e+e rw+e+o+o+w+ow

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For Sale

Miscellaneous ‘

FOR SALE— one PAIR SILVE 1bla1ck fox pllllll. and three younzll females. Good quality 11nd tips. Can. Nat. Reg5stration.—J. A. MacKenzie, Kensington. ‘i013

roxizs ronsZLs-‘rwdbszso ere, several pups. ifimll-lfiil- Med‘ ium silver. medium tIPfl- Nflllllll‘ al Registration. Write or phone Arthur C. Wood, Mt. Herbert.

6975-12-30-41

FOR SALE OR RENT ‘HOUSE NO. .147 Hillaboro Street. ADDly 1° owner on premises or to McLeod and Bentley, Barristers.

JNO. A. MacDONALD, LAND SUR- veyor, Hermaiiville, P, E. I. ' 637r5-12-1-1 mo. BOARDERS ACCOMODATED BE- low P. W. C. 30ii-Kent St. 6998 12 313i.

ACCOMMODATED‘. 6934 12 29 3i.

CHINGHILLA FUR RABBITS- Young pedigreed stock for ini- medlate delivery. Booking orders for imported breeding stock to arrive in January. W. G. Siiliker. Enterprise Rabbitry, Box 377.

BOA RDERS 242 Kent St.

_ 699435‘ Summerslde. 6931-30-61 _ LOBE HOTEL "iii ‘ P25123135. IIRVGEIZGIYICIIIIIBB Siilml- Male Irelp Wanted ._-._._____.. __

did taxi and livery business. lire cream parlor and pool room. A growing business ideally sll-lllflleil in ‘the most progressive centre in the Province. Reasonable terms. Apply i]. W. Taylor, Proprietor.

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PORTRAIT AGENT8- WRITE for iprices and catalogue. United Art Co. Ijillliilfid. 4 Brunswick. Toronto, Ont. 6863-l2-23-wsm-20i

BIG EARNINGS STEADV EM- pioyment for Barbers. Become expert iii 8 weeks. Write Molcr Barber College, Department "F"

WAN "r 1a o -- STENOGRAPHER “"‘"‘"‘- 3'1'"““" wit-h book-keeping experience. J. sALEsMET; _ WE o FF E5 ggnMamnnald & steady employment and pay

weekly to sell our complete and exclusive lines o0 guaranteed quality, whole root, fresh-dugto order trees and plants. Attract- ive illustrated samples and full- co-operation, s money-making opportunIty_ Duke Brothers Nurs eriss, Montreal. S. W. 91

___,____;___ GIRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUSE- work. Mrs. John A. MoCurvlllc, Kinknra. 6933 12 29 6i. WANTED—-MAID. APPLY MRS. ‘Morrow, 30 1l’lrasiiiil St. 600:‘. 12411-21; TRAINING SCHOOL FOR] Nurses. Gale llospitai. liavrr- l1iil Mass. Throo yours‘ court"?- Aifiiiation with Providence (lily Hospital. Eight hour day. Al-

Found |FOUND—_ SMALL PARCEL CON- tuiiiing Christmas presents. Ap-

> lows:

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Leod, Stanley Bridge.

$MITH-MOK1INLEY——Ai sonar-re. evening, Doc. MacNevlii, Mr. R.(lol1iing Smith “"9? Pllillllilllli! Xmas Em Mcmnley Mlllvalo. guest of Mr. Hagen.

oi‘ Cornwall in Mrs oi‘ North Iiiver,

Central Guardian

s. a. uieeoonAijoie mid-winter nal opens Saturday morning. .,_ H _ _ W " 7020-1M21.

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IQJAZEL _OK OIROUITF- The Peso-kw seroee will be held on 31m, y. Jan-nary 3rd. Conference 1110i; 8,05 on 1Sot1irdsy, January 211d 1i . ,

ci-iunci-i SERVIGES.— Rev. 1011.11 W. Tyndall Will preach in the New Glasgow Church Sunday morning an. 11 a. m. in Cavendish Baptist Church 7 p‘. m.

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“.-,U TED OHUfiH SERVICES. fiTh- ev. Geo. FeSears will con- AIIiot ilew Year's~_Sc-rvices on Sun- doy. Kauai-y {ii-d-‘at Bonshaw 1i 1;. m. 1De1Sa-bic 3 -p. in. Victoria

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There will be preaching at Belfast Presbyterian Church on Sunday 3rd at 11 a. m., Wlood islands 3 p. m. and ‘Belfast 7 p. m. Preacher

‘ Rev. Geo. Cameron. (Patriot please

copy.) .

BROfjKFlELDr-Tho services in the Biookllelil congregation on Sunday, January 3rd will bo as fol- ll-iartsvlile 4 p. m. Brook- field 7 p. m. and Hunter Rilver 7 p. m. Kindly note ‘the chad-go 0i hour in the Brookfle-ld Service. A cord"lal welcome -to all.

CLYDE H-lVER.-The service ‘in Clyde River Presbyterian Church in connection w-lth ‘the Presbyterian Church in Own-ads will be at 11

> a. m. Sunday School at 10 ‘a. m. A

hearty invitation 1m all.

BRADALBANE AND ROSE VALLEY-On. Sun-day, January 3rd there .,will bc- service "in the Omnge ‘H-all. Bradinlbane in con- nection witli the Presbyterian Church in Canada at 11 a. m. and In tho Orange Hall, Rose Valley at 2 p. m. All ro cordially invited.

YORK AND MAR‘SH‘FIELD.— New Year's iservice next Sunday as follows: York, 111i. m. ‘Brackley. 2.30 p. m. Marshfleld 7 p. m. The Sacrament of 1the Lord's Supper will be ‘administered at both York and ‘Brackley. Everybodyywelcom-e, Hubert T. 1Smlth, Pastor.

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CALEDONIAN LECTURE POST- PONED-Owiug tn a misunder- standing on the Dart of officials of the Club the hall was not opened for the delivery of Mr. K. J. Martin's lecture lost evening. A large number of people who came to the meeting had to go away fiiS- appointed. lt is to bo regretted that ‘better preparations are not regularly made for this important series of lectures to which the pub- lic look forward with a growing interest, '

BUYS FINE POXES-ilvir. Alex. Henderson of Scotch settlement, N. 13., was among the outgoing passengers steri-iay morning iravim: spent‘ s 1111.1 few ‘days on the Island. Mr. Henderson who has 1 iflTKp ranch near Moncton took homc with iiiiu a handsome pair of foxes IYIIFPIIBSPII from ‘Mr. John A MacDonald. liivviburv. These were 'l prilr of ‘Mr. liiw-finiinlills provrvi ‘irrriicrs sPfiTlilg My, and 95 point‘: "ind ivero- sold for a iiiinilsom" price.

BIRTHS

‘ CLARKIN _- At Emyvale on nec-

ember 29th. to Mr. land Mrs. Peter Clarkin. a sOn. Congratulations.

DOUGLAS-iln this City 11» Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Douglas a. daugh- t‘er. (Congratulations)

BAKER—-At Lakevllio on ‘Decem- ber 5th, 1925. to ‘Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lislni ll. iiiakor. ii soti-—Athol Rob-

ert, weighing 12 pounds.

'W‘fifii7ii€s__ .________________- __ McLEOD - Monnisou- Al ihe

Manse. 202 Prince Street by the Rev. ‘W. Bruce

tho Par- Cornwall on Wednesday 30th by Rev. C, ll

ply 111 this office. 7015

THE MARKETS

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WANTED AT ONCE A MAID (cmmmn Pr?“ 1 T, l0!‘ 8999"" ll°“l‘ewm'k' AFMVWWDOTL and local iriide iii rill iiiiriii Mrs Robert Harris. l07gléflfléll‘l~'l" o1‘ Canadian sriiiii 1111 the Montreal

lowance $15. monthly“ ‘Ono hour from iBostoa. Noxt Class enter- ing “ab. 17. ‘For further inform- ation apply to Superintendent. 6964-12-30-71

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I80 KENT ST.

PRESBYTERIAN SERV|OE8.—

Mum Mounmm turned 1to his home H M i _Pr i '. _ A _ alter spending his holidays Jul Twenty-eight o" son ed" own m “mo! ‘c Charlottetown. guest of hi5 cousin shown by available records as hav-

.l. W. Robbloe

uiiost of M-r. Mialthieson and family.

in this ci Mr. Steele was 11nd Mrs A. Porier and family.

THOUSANDS of morrow Iii. S. A. MacDonald's great we. 10111-111121.

BUY AT HOME SALE starts 8st- urilay. Circular \Plllow Cotton, 4-2 inches wide, Special at 80 cents yd. ——Moore d: McLeod. Ltd. '

bargains to-

i. O. O. F. 8T. LAWRENCE Lod- so. No. 8, Wildey Lodge No. 27 are having an At iHome In lthelr lodge- roomis this afternoon. 7025-1-11.

B. A. MaoDONALWS 8ALE.—10 Yards 27 inich white flsnneleiito 51-75: 10 yards 34 inch white fien- nelette 82.25. 7021-1lM2l.

HIGHFIELQ-The service 1111,1111. Hls-hileld Presbyterian Church on 511111181’. January 3rd will-l be at f! p. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m. All are invited.

1BUY AT HOME sale starts Sat- urday morning. Ssle of Seconds in white Turkish Towels 35c per pair.— Moore 8e McLeod, Limited. 6995-12-31-21

WHIBT IN KNIGHT OF CLU-M- BU.8 HALL. January 7th in aid of St Vincent's Orphanage. Tickets for sale at the door. 7022-1-11

AT S. A. Ma°1DONALD‘S SALE. —Me‘n’s Overalls 98 cents; Sweat- ers $1.58; Underwear 95 cents; Ladies Silk ‘and Wool Hose 75 ccntsj 7019-1'M‘2i.

CENTRAL OHRISTIAN.— Rev. Neil ‘Herman, B. A., who has been spending his Christmas holidays at his home in Dartmouth. N. S.. wiill return to the City Saturday evening and will occupy his pulpit in the (leirtral Christian Church sit both services ISunday. Mr. Herman will pre-zich at 11 1:1. m. m1 the subject "The Man with a Future," and at t-he evening service 7 p. m., he ha! selected for his su-bj-ct, “How to make the New Year New."

Mr. John Smallwood. Mermaid, was o. visitor to the City yesteir- day.

iMrs. Annlle Gill and daughter. Newtown Cross, were visitors to the City yesterday. '

Mr. 1Benj. Jlenlrins. Mt. Albion. was a. visitor ito the ‘City yesterday.

1M1‘. W. D. Compton, Belle ‘River. was a visitor to the City ysterday.

lMr. Wmi ‘McCarron Victoria a Cross. was a visitor to the C-lty yesterday.

lMr. Thom-as Troy. ‘Summerville was a visitor to the City yesterday.

.i\lr. Arch-lo Campbell, Capo-lo

Cove, 1111s a visitor to ‘the city yea- terduy.

111-‘. Uzziah Boyce. Mermaid. was in the City yesterday.

Mr. J. i1. Stewart. Wood Islands. ivzts a visitor to the ‘City yester-

day. T

Mr. Charles Greillll‘. Brackley 7 Beach. iveis in the City yesterday.

lMr. Wm. Plppey, ‘i-lillsboro, ivas in lthe City yesterday.

lMzrs. Geo. Abbott Union Road. was a visitor to the City yee-teiday.

Mrs. James Mclniris. Thorndyke. was l‘n the City yestierday.

Mrs. Martha Taylor. Iltice Point, wins in 1l1i1o City yesterday.

Mr. -Ait‘red lMcEwcn has returned to her home in Brailalhane after a'fll

Charlottetown.

Arthur ILawlor.

Mr. Louis 1;.‘ Sherry. has turned ‘to his homo

John 1i. 14.

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'— T which to a great extent was at-Igggwgggg‘ “‘,, Many friends will regret to learn the tribuied to the approaching holi-K oi‘ illtiliess of Mr. Garnet“ W‘. up] ilays and the fart iliiit exporters; Pro t w n s at present con nei

l1n.1l no orders 0i! llliiil Wllllll‘. Are Your a: hmfflhiyme at! Ken”'In“t”"'] H" L‘ lul . 1 nnslic liuyerii were well sup-- _ v I) t e e om ‘am popu tir as esmau ' ‘pflely The mm. the ‘miirkoi, Hands Tled v for A. Home & Co., for many years w“

Victoria

One .11». lei-em and beet qqglpped Hotels In ‘Eastern

important i-hauge. -,Tll0 iilrlllll; iiuil winter wheat 1100f’. liflllfl WW.

Prices ibr 1111 iii-apes oi mllilé<

. - oil 11111111111111 uiiiiler a 11111101‘ Olllldl. oemim 1am; i-eem. -",‘§,{,‘f.,§‘f,_ T1... "$111 rniled .1111.‘ 44 e1 which IIIVII: private ‘was quiet mid ces tut-g: £1.12‘ he”, completely renovated chansod- A ‘m°d°"“i° l“ ' ‘

in the past f"! I'll‘ F“ Hotels throughout _ Canada and the United ltetbo have its splendid table. Courteous

d 1 th egg market and fihaqnggrfitee wills fiiim. The” cheese‘. and butter markets wot“ ll1i°ilve| but steady- 1

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servioe to all Guests. ‘rele- _ 1 f! - ' phones in rooms. | , g “ ' 63”“ “m ‘° “o” W 1o.ao to 11.fl0-—~8pecial eieiqg.

i-Junior G‘ ill l"- %i‘glliit‘0li.

y y 1., 4.110 to sawnestm-Yoiilry B11"- 8 to ill-Seniors‘.

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Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

so mo: ' ' ‘ ~“ HAIlav o. BROWN, Manlflli‘ 9m to l0 p.111. All Allevi oven- rlmre speoiei:

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was steady and prices- alioiied uokfi

very quiet but pricosbwero stoadyi]:

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When business le lioom- i

11nd has a large acquaintance throughout the Province.

Sifllilili of Christmas Beef,

16011:! N cw/oimdland Plarviiigan

Gram Apple Pic

Canadian Cheese

Messrs. C. R. Campbell and Har- l‘iSOll_ Bnidcrson.

Los Angeles, Cain on New Years Eve at The Russ Hotel.

this morning for Huutinigdon. Que- bec. where he has accepted a news- paper position.

. will hold service in the Montngurr Baptist Church. January

Everybody welcome.

Defeated Candidates

Iiired imil their deposits ill tho recent lzcrli-r- 1-111-1111 now bailiff llfllll in llldlll- , The document 1n question warns} teams were‘ |1ill a llv for 11st. conducting 1111. uicv-Yliio British public. not to be 11115-180111" really r0011 exhibitions

- I very pleasant visit with friends in oxilonsos in efltmmted at m“ by the opumism or Mm Bhqpiim looked ‘Urwmd w this year.

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re-Kfeited their in 1Suinmen~1idn while labor nominees wh we ‘Intimacy Dove“ and finger‘, m," hollmays m likewise also iiiirlerelgaale: ilrloi‘ 1hr mouse-s in ma.“ Sufpagge-gi regular league series under the independent liberals lost their lie-Ill” llellef- “Th” Peaaams ‘Mk p°‘1m?"l Y‘ M]. (' A‘ um wininr‘ From ' mmflnh,‘ numliitloai rights, education and mcdl- 1111s melon-ii (rhamninnshin players two fumwpnsiil assistance. It states.

‘Black Prince’ , Believed Found.

ymsits while the 1M.r. Earle Mcinnki 0i‘ ‘the flrm of lmr is composed of of Charlottetown. labor candidates. three indepenib. spent a short holiday in Cardiganfoiit conservatives, two liberal prc-Irhe While there Mr. <Mc1nnls was theltectlonlsts, five independents. Georgedudependent progressive. one 1101-- iislist and six who were officially lnnminated. ibut Mr. Fred Steele who has spent Three of the four won the holiday week Ill Moncton re- dates forfeit their deposits. ‘turned Monday night to his homo list includes one former ‘ ty. Wliile in Moncion-ministor. of Mr. who have lost their deposits at the‘

however oi’ 75 as

“band's Llnlnlent m- ehllbialnii.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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OYSTER COCKTAIL SOUP

81:11:10 of Clam: Crab Gumbo a la Creole

FISH '

Queen Olive:

Baked Siufied Salmon Trout, Pommes" a la. ‘Ifouenaire

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"Apricot: Au Crouion (Qliickcn Pattie: a Ia Francoise Creamed Asflaragus Tip: on 71111:!

BOILED Brisket of Beef

JOINTS

Dish Gravy, Roast Young Turkey Savory Stufiiiig Baked Siuflicd Ham Domestic Goose Polalo 5111171119

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-—-—<0->————— Fruit Salad PERSONALs Cold Slaw ivilh Pimento Mr. Geo. W. Younker, North ENTREMENTS w“ a visitor m the (my [Inglis/i Plum Pudding Ilord Sauce

Hot Mince Pie

Slrauabcrry Tarflei: Pineapple Snow

Chcrry Ice Cream

Pound Cake Fruit C aka DESSERT G rape: N uls Ora-age:

Roqucfort 611E030 Tea _

North Wiiltshire, nd C. H. iPollard, Portland, -Me..

were the guests of Mr. A. McLean.

1M.r. 1Donald lMadRae. llnotype perator with the G-uardisn, leaves

About five have been issued.

a ilemoustration oi

Eastern Guardian

HWRESBYTERIAN SERVICE. he iPreobyiterian-s of 1Montague

squad.

3rd at p. m. Rev. ~D. McVdcar. preacher.

T0 Pay $21,400‘

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Dec.

seven. cuiiiliilutos Fulfill". Willi BCVPMI

election. As a result CaiiiiriuY-i‘

iii October. iii most

conservatives arc “ll

deposits

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who withdrew.‘

The number ent olsctlon shows 11 docreasedinlaklnve ‘Buy. compared with}

election of 1921 | ates failed to secure half of the rivals. rd island saved their deposits.

lng and orders come piling in are your hands tied by a shortage of the right kind of intelli- gent help? When yoilnsscl a elerk, I a messenger. a stone- i graphor or an executive l > just ‘insert a "Help ' Wanted" ad In the classified seotlon of The Guardian and you will get a quiek response from the kind of M0940 you are looking for.

Use The Charlottetown Guardian

To THE ELECTORS or TEE I ' ' FIFTH DISTRICT, PRINCE c0.

If you want a man who will be in a position ho best servo

the lnterslis 0.1 the Province and of this dlllrlfll

VOTE FOR can. o. roar:

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V EG ETA B L ES Boiled Potatoes M as/zed Turnip: French Pea: R E L I 5H ES Siwcct Pic/ale: C how Mustard Pickles

(jofier New Year's Recépiii Al‘. The Y. M. C. A.

The ilirectors and Ladiirs Auxil- iary 0i‘ the Y. M. C. A. will i111. the hosts and hostesses at ihi- lilllllliii New Year's Reception 111-111;‘. hold-U. m ,_, _ ' . by that. institution this ufierucoiilfil “wks ‘we becoming‘ s" ‘ hundred

unanimous

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Sly/mm, Ciakflgipprrclation of the thoughtfulness

Ifuisi n: Crram (T11 cost‘

Ilorscrirdish Sfllifc‘

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Cranberry Jelly Champagne Sauce Apple Sauce

679mm"! PUIMQC-lilxlrrid Small and Mrs. Small. Sum- Crcaincd ParsiiifnrInicri-ride. The deceased has resided

Boris

B/ad‘; Curran, Jdyviiiioiir at 11:. Central ‘iiodeque 3 lJ-iradlsh Same“

Glam‘ A11 Rhiimi

Lemon Mp,.,',,(/,H. [moored Armchair and Mm. Christie

Quince Tarilrlx Cuslard Saute

invitations;

Afternoon tea will he served. and mp“ “we ‘w! hwy an‘ am

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FROM 2.30 TO 01in. .

J. R. DAVIES, social sflcretary.

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-OFFICE CLOSED-Dr A. w. li.e:ird’a dental office will be closed iJnii. 41h to Jan. 9th inclusive.

Al; Victoria . Hotel Victoria will usher in the‘ New Year today with ‘its annual New‘ Year's Dinner, which will be served at one o'clock. Lt i5 expected that there will ‘be large number oil guests present and ‘it will be seen, from the lollourln-g menu. that the Victoria management is maintaining as usual its well-known reputation for i-lalmivite and sumptuous dinners.

7024-1-41

l --LOADING HUGS-At Emerald on iwcdnesday. January 6th; at Kinkara, Thursday, January 7th.‘, .l. ‘W. Fyfc and E. A. ‘Mclver. i

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l i ' -SUNDAY JANUARY 3- Cap-z gTraversc 11 a. m., Se-arltown 3 p. 111., Sacrament of Lord's Supper I11 llhe afternoon. first service of week of prayer. 9.1m,

Evening address by Rev. D. K. The menu i5 as follows: . lRoss. MENU i ~<—- - l 1Hors Uoeuvers-Nlcioria Sond- 1 —DlED lN 5- ‘Q- “WW1 llasiivir-h, Sardine Csnape. 1 lliccn received in Summenaide of. Oyster Cocktail Soup-Bisque 0! H118 ileath in Cranbrook, B. C., oflclanm. Crab Gumbo a 1a Cream .\lr. Fred -A. SmaiL son of the late] msh_Queen olives’ C616,?’ Bu‘. led Stuffed Salmon Trout. Espag-

1n British ooiiimbia for about 201mm" S““°°' ‘P°""“°‘ a l“ “m”

1 ,, also ‘ {Mam i Entree-—-Aprlcots Au Crouton. . ___cEN-|-RA|_ BEDEQUE aAp-hiChicken Pattie a la Francoise. l I s on Toast. ps1" 1Pas1oratc. Sunday, Jmlusn :1. Creflllleil Asparagus T l’ . 111,... ,m._ Side), w"; Dream u, Ygepl Bolled-—l3rlsket of Beef, Hairsev.

m. and Freetown Lit 7.30 p.

m; Joints-Sirloin of Christmas iBeet Thank offering at each Service.

iDish Gravy. Franconla Potatoes. ——— iRoast Young Turkey. Savory Stuf- —-PRESENTATION TO PASTQRJIHB, Cranberry Jelly, Baked Stuf- ~-'l‘l10 Manse at Alherton was lnqfed l-iam, Champagne Sauce, D01 f-‘vllflll sllflrlly before Christmas ‘brimestic Goose. Potatoe Stuffing, Apr 1'1 crowd of the former Presbyter- pie Sauce, "1 ‘s who presented Rev. lir-cbi-ls- Vegetables - Bel-led Potatoes.‘ "a with. a very ‘fine tapestry ebv-mmamed pqtamgg, Mashed, Turn-j