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l; -| inns, Ml. Herbert, l Oxford p3,,“ ingn, Mt. Herbert, Yearli John McKinnon. Grandvlew, 1

ilnrry o. Reid. Murray Harbor

ufrezi Moreside, O1Loary, 1 Ayrshire Bull 6 years. ‘W. pigs, -Ml. Herbert, 4 Oxford Rain lambs.

Yearling. ng and aged ewes. Holstein Bull, 3 years.

Albert Youukeir. Winsioe, 1 Shot-thorn hull 2 years.

North, 1 Oxford Down u-um 4 yours

||. lil. Coffin, Frenchfort, l Dorset Horn ram, 4 years.

||. h. (loifin. Frenchfort, 2 Raini iamfbs.

Junnis McPhail, Cornwall, 1 Holstein bull 4 years.

lil'il('il ii‘. Judson,.f3eaton‘a Mills, 1 Yorkshire Boar 7 months.

.l. S. (Jairns, Dunstaffnage, ,1 Ayrshire Cow ii years.

i‘. .\i. Arsenauit, Abrum's Village-J Hampshire Down ruin yearling. i‘, .\i. Arsenault, AmriiinH-i Village, 3 Hampshire Do\vli rain lambs FfPii Godfrey; Suflblk, 1 Berkshire boar 8 months.

gnivin Reid, Rollo Bay, 2 Ayn-i hire bull calves, Z months.

pjnwin Reid, iRol-lo Buy, 12 Ayreahire bull calf 2 months.

ii (‘lilylllil Morrison, Tryon, 6 Yo

win Reid, illollo, Bay, 2 Ay-rshine heifers 2 months.

rkshire Pigs, 0' weeks.

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NOTE: — Advertising locals cost five cents per word, payable in advance.

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HEA MR8. JONES 1N VIOLIN selections at the Baptist‘ schooi= room this evening. 1i

MAYORALTY CANDIDATE- Yielding to the wishes of his many friends, Mr. l’. S. Brown has de- cided to be a candidate for the Mnyoralty in the Civic Elections in February.

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FROM BARBAOOESJ-The three mastad schooner “Union Jack". Capt. M. Frnmnton, Newfoundland, arrived last week from Barbadoes with a cargo of molasses for Car-

Captain Allen, arrived Saturday from Crapaud, P. E. L, and docked at Black and Flinn'a wharf. She has a load oi’ produce.——l-lalifax Chronicle.

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TllE ‘BIRKS YEAR‘. Biiilii Laden with the loveliest wares of

the five continents, the. new edition of the Birks Year Book, is on its way to

In it are pictured over three thou- sand attractive gifts, rare in quality and reasonable in price.

. and pleasing lines have been added ' to those previously shown.

If you do not receive a copy, your

HALIFAX. Canada,

(Gonilnuod From Rage i)

which he devotes all his time is bir own creation and is meeting with tremendous success, inquiries for his services coining from various parts of United States and Canada? in fact so great are the demands that they can only be carried out in rotation. The standard as used by Mr. Brackett is based essentially upon a scientific breeding standpoint which allows both the owner and the buyer to estimate the intrinsic value of the foxes as judged and scored under this standard. Many prominent breeders in the United States and Canada are having their foxes scored and indexed by Mr. Brackett. Among thclre may be mentioned Borcstone lliountniu Ranch. windswept Farms. Wurre; Rayner, ctc., in the United States;

Many new

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Royal Yeast Cakes have been used and recommended by Canadian housewives for over

Time is the teat-of quality. Insist on “the kind that

Delivers Address at Corran Ban

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Brilliant Comedy Drama

POLICE counr-i-Tin-es iflilfll aged l5, 16 and 17 years respect- ively, upenred before the Stipen-

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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Agents Wnntcd- |

i HY NOT START A BIG BU8I- ncss wiih Watkins 150 Family‘- Necessities. 100% nwflts- 1- f1- Watkins Company. DBDI- Til. 3i9 (n.1,; \Vest, Montreal. 248-11-14-1lnth

Miscellaneous Idnsoms SAUSAGEBTFRESH today. Saunders, Newsome d: 00.. llllrltet Building. 602-9-24-6mo. Halo Help Wanted ANTED-BOY T0 WORK IN garage. Apply McLaughlin-Buick sin-vice Station, Queen st. 3i iiiTF ifool-lo

rclinble married man to take

charge of fox ranch nnd farm.

Apply by letter to li‘. G. care (lnnrilian. 3i

Sale of Assets of the Sims Packing Company

snail-d tenders. marked “Tender" will ln- received by the undersign-

I'll up to noon Monday the third day .

u!‘ i)l‘i‘('llll)i‘l' next, for the assets of iiu- above naincil Company either 1'1] blur, or stiparutcly: t1) For ilu- l‘l‘iii cstnto, packing plant, pack-

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.. 10o par lino of 5 words 8o por lino oi‘ 5 words 7o per lino of 5 words

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FOR BALE-DINING TABLE. "W! chairs and lounge. Apply 28 Eus- ton st. 11-24-3i

FOR SALEi-PAIR OF GENTLE- manfis Art Ross Tube Skates and Boots. First class condition. Phone Guardian. 11-2d-3i.

FOR BALE-I SET BHANTFOEZ Computing Scales, new; 1 Cheese Cutter, new; 1 Cash Register, slightly used. Apply to S. S. Hessian, Solicitor, Monihgue.

, 357-11-l7-12i.

' Female Help Wanted

66 2i

to go to New Yonk. Rochford Si.

WOMEN EARN $10.00 DAILY.

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mil Adviser?’ by llr. Pierce. lin- folds secrets of married happi- ness often revealed too late. ‘i008 page cloth-bound book. illustrat- ed with colored lplutes. Chapters on Mother and Babe. Nursing. Accidentsjlfirst Aid. What to do in Sicknesslletails for $1.00.Pree with instructions to workers. Sales enormous. Enclose 10c to help pay postage and- iracltlng. Medical Press, 0-18 Washington Street. Builialo. N. Y. 11-26-3W-

inc, supplies and office furniture and i-uuipincnt; t2) For nil ilcbts iillt‘ tbu (‘ouipuny secured and un-i si-i-urwl; (ii) For the merchnnrllsei ini-luiling packed illutits, clc.

‘fln- ii)\\'('t'il. or nny tiinilvr not nuc- t'li.‘4.'|l'l]_\' Zli't'.f‘])l('.i|.

R. E. SPILLETT, Sucy of thc Co. i'iliil'ltliii'lt)\\'il, 23rd Nov. 1921i. 2i Tues & Fri.

FAR FOR PATIENT- llr. i-Idivnril. Osgood Otis, presld cm or tin» United States Academy "i diiiiftilllif. ar-"rived uL Uiveiipooi in’ ill" (hnntril ililnei- Franconiu. Turin .\'<~-w Yonk fopéfilillly‘ to 0b “iii! 1i ~'liii'illly of tilie new tuber- miosis vaccine, "Antigen? ill tihn Jf-iluosu? or n mutant. He- inumediere} n’ starlcvl iloi‘ Oxiiloixi to

To Lot

T0 LET OR FOR SALE-HOUSES Apply 84 Douglas st. 11~24-3i

TO LET.-HOU3E ON CUMBER- lnnd St, heated with hot water. modern conveniences. Rent 820 p0!‘ month. Apply 24a Fitzroy st-

483-11-24-31

‘r0 RENT-OPPOSITE CATHED- rai newly remodelled tenement with conveniences. Apply on premises Mr. A.l~‘., Murphy, 102 Dorchester St. 478-l1-24-3l.

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To-Nighfis Program

‘obtain iJic- vniciiine, and new-rum in‘ lht- first zivnJi-hde steamer to "Hf Statics. Ac-tlortliing to Dr. Otis. this i-ii~viiil- than ibot-n recommend-

atBaptisi; Church

Following is the program for the

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WATER STREET OHARLOTTETOWN

.i This popular Hotel

I his boon oomplohly Q ‘ renovated and ro- iurniniied throughout

ind offers very oom- ‘ fortabla acoom ’ to u» trovolling lnibtra

The tabio- la upco- lllly good and tho pub- lin ‘aro eourtoousiy cared tor.

hater “All relay; '

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Violin Solo . . . . . . . . . . ..Mrs. Jones Sale of (‘nndy . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - --

Eastern Guardian

wsuuoav school. RALLY. -~A Sunday School Rally will be hoiil antler the auspices of thc

Tiliailottetjown“ HOtGI 50., '7»

Pmprlotori?‘ '

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Montague S. S. District at Whlui itoud East on ‘Thurs-lay Nth. inst, l- dining nt 7.30 pun. liuv. H. A. lirnwn and A. H. Armstrong of hifllllfllvf‘ nnu .l. A. hfclmllan of Valloyfield will take part. The sacred programme will be inter- moriieil with music ~-.-"., b,’ iacal mul ouhiido intent. No offeilng.

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ilistribilting the wonderfil “Medi-

diary magistrate yesterday and were each fined $10 or 30 days for taking possessi Ill ot‘ Mr. Hen Ac- Orlfll automobile Sunday night while Mr. Acorn was attending church service. They pleaded not guilty to stealing but ndmiitcd inking the cur for a "lurk."

PERSONALS

lion. John E. Sinclair returned homo from Ottawa last evening.

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A new feature iviis the introduc- tion of ouch specialty number by nicnns of u display curd set up ui. the side of the stage, this duty bo- ing performed vory gracefully by Muster Howard ’i‘i'alnoi'.

Tho spcizialilos, ivliiiili included vocal solos by Mrs. W. E. l-‘lctchl-i". Miss Lucy illlnnl-liarrLMr. J. P. Mc- lnniii, Ml‘. W. Williamson, Muster Maurlc-e ltcnrilcn and a violin solo by Miss Stultz, were interspersed between the nets and received warm applause. The. accompanisls oi’ the evening were Prof Bail. Prof, Fletcher, Miss Hcustis, Mr. Albert Blanchard and Miss Louise Arsenault. -_

'l‘he performance is being re- peated again this evening, when a full house is assured. The Knights of Columbus, as is well known, have (iispensed large sums to charity and the proceeds of the present performance are for char- itable purposes.

P. E. I. Hospital iContinuecl. from Page One.)

Ada E. Harris, a permanent officer of the hospital. The other muni- bers of the committee are: .l. F}. ‘Bell, His Worship n. Harold Jenk- lins, H. D. Johnson, M. D.. Mur- dock MacLeod, S. A. McLeod, W. Chester S. McLure. James Paton. W. K. Rogers, Frank W. Stewart, W. F. Tldmnrsh. and J. A. lifeb- ster.

’Working under the direction of the campaign committee will be

Rev. J. S. and Mrs. Bonnell, St. John. arrived on the Borden train last night on a visit to friends.

Capt. T. G. Taylor. of the Marine Department, has recently been appointed a Justice oi’ the Pence.

Mr. n. McNeiii, S. the c. N. u. Moncton. was n passenger on the Borden train ‘lust night.

filial-ins Katie and Sadie McDon- ald of Bonshaiv hiivo returned homo after visiting friends at Hunter River and Runiico.

‘i Mr. and Mrs. Artcmas Cook have returned ‘to Mt. Stewart, after a {pleasant visit with their son Mr. W. H. Cook, Hoosier, Sash, Mr. Cook reports heavy crops in that part oi‘ the west.

Col. Robert lnnis and Mr. Jas. Creeiman, oi‘ the Soldiers Settle- ment Board, St. John. arrived in the city last night on business connected with the proposed sur- vey of the Province for immigra- tion purposes.

Births

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$WAIN.—.—On Nov. 25th. at Iiniiiax, N. S.. to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mac- llean Swuln, n ilangiilsr.

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BiRT-At st. Patricks. Road, Nov. 7. to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Birt a son.

first six teams are brlgaded from the women's division, under the command of Mrs. W. F. Tidniarsh and Mrs. Nash. The remaining tennis, composed of mcn, will head un under Mr. Hearlz, who, as, exe cutive chairman, not only leads the men's division, but alsols com- mnnder-in-chlet‘ of the entire vol- untccr corps.

Mrs. Tidmarsh has completed nor staff of captains for the wom- en's division. They are: Mrs. Ben- inniln Rogers, commanding Team 1, liirs. J. A. Webster, command- ing Team 2: Mrs. W. H. Pethick. commanding Team 3; Miss Beat- rice McKlnnon, commanding Team i; Miss Emma Nicholson, coni-

DEATHS

OOOMB8.-Dled in the P. E. . Hospital. Nov. 25, i023. John Cooinbs aged 77 years. Funeral from G. D. Wright's Parlors Wod- nesdny 28th inst at 2 p. m. inter- ment People's Cemetehy, Rev. Mr. Ryan officiating.

LONDON, November 24.-—With uncanny skill nn octopus has killed a cormorant. it sea bird and voran- ions fish-eater, which occupied n tank with it in Brighton Aquarium. The octopus had developed n. viol-

Wright. commanding Team 6, Teams 1, 2, and 3, represent thc Ladies Aid Society of the ‘Hospi- tal. Teams 4 and 5 are general un-

cnlcrtainiiicnt at Baptist (‘hurcb an; dinmm go ma hi"; its. comprising women from var~ lliis evening. The tank holds 10,000 gallons of Ions associations. Team 6. is made

water to an average depth of 8 up of members of the Daughters Solo . . . . . . ..1\iiss Harriet Tarbusit feet, and the cormorant was pro- of Rebecca. which is ilio women's

Piano Solo . . . . . . . . ..l'rofoss0r Bflll vlded with n raft that floated in auxiliary of tho Odd Fellows.

Solo - - - - - - - Jim S- "emie-Pflfi" the middle In the nislit the Nine of tho Captains of the

Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Mrs. H. Bull octopus, which measures ii feet men's division. have nae“ recm".

‘Solo . . . . . “Mrs. Warren across. pulled out the plug at the 0d, They are; 1.1 1L gm...’ ghm-p.“

Solo . . . . . . . “lilies lllnncho Bovyer bottom of the tank with his ientnc- 11 mac)“ "om-y (imswnn q, qor.

Male Quni-i-ttc . . . . “Messrs. Cnlder lea. Under a pressure of 40 tons “m, Hughes, Jame“ A MQcMmmL Quigley Dingwcll and Sterne this would be an almost impossible _]_ _|_ McK|nnon_ Harry E_ Mm“,

tnsll for a man. The creature than allowed most of the water to run swayf“ shit

iKeith s. Rogers and William n. . Rowe. - ~ -- Mrs. Tldmarsh and Mrs. Nash oi‘

‘vfifllledy ‘hmma’ ‘Inns’ ‘vinyl; 5figgnhghgvs€rgéggéltbglide 213.33‘: the women's division have had sev- l I which held him under the water tiii cm‘ “onkmnces Wm‘ Predefmk ‘ , CHARACTERS m, was drowned‘ Cotirtenay Barber , of New lorir,

When the attendants arrived the mmpulg" “m3ct°r' m st’ Pam“ Mrs, Robinson ,._,,i\llsin 510L001] dead bird W88 floating ill .1 MW lfl- Puflsh Ha" and M90 in Cumpmg" Lady gplndp,‘ _ _ V _ _ , _ “Minn Lin; chap of water, still in the clutch of H°qadq"a:'"°';“£h ~ -Mrs. Dingwcil . . . . . ..hiiss Grant the octopus. ~°"°"‘ ° ° ‘Mm’ "1' WWW‘ Rachel _ _ D I ‘ _ _ “Mm, "an", are completed anddhe others will .lonnyw ___________ Iain-m ,\_ 11 r{unfln“|fl be recruited to their full strength i

in tho next two or three days.

An organization’ meeting of the captains of the Men's Division will be held lit six o'clock this . (‘fuelidanvl evening in the ltose gland Giey Restaurant. At thnt hour. ihil men captains will nsacinbic at a uiodost informal slipper, with ilio IIIUIIIIIHPS of tho campaign coin- mittee lo begin the work. of sclec~ ting thc members of their teuuu-i. -'l‘he campaign committee has pre- parcd for thc Captains a list of {probable team workers. from which the tcunis leaders are ox- ‘pecir-d to make some of their sei-

' for over eifh has roliod n "£3 dad's mm I Cruim i “We” auras": I o: on u ' eon ttlnn imagina- i stress-of tho ooaoona activities. Whlto Flash . "i 4 Sand l0: In TrlolSfn harassment. Montreal

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‘and director Barber hope most cur-

wun, Wm be “was up entirely of per than in European or American women or exclusively of men. Tho icmmtfles-

mnnding Team 5: and Miss Libbio b

Joivtski, of tho (‘iinrlles Ulll\'i'l'3-ili._\' ing .‘~‘i'\'i'l'iil (‘list-rt tbnt hnvi- been

“mum. 1h“... ;"tflliv fagjllipflng On Friday evening last the rcsid- ilerc, told 'l‘he .\i:lll and lCnipii-i: iii-ought to till-ii" ziitcnlion with rc- m, r‘l(lrlllting' 0i ,h;_.,'d|vi,,ion_ ants of Corran Ban and vicinity had correspondent. toilay in an inter- guru to ill!‘ stealing of packing i i u m impmqnp, U, now-- mm the privilege and pleasure of henr- view. from thc journals of freight care-i. i‘ ,"i"-|-,._; {L 1.1,, ,-l,,..|,,L._ Assoqgum ing Mr. f‘. Gavan Duffy ileliver a liowcvcr, Prof. .\llllili‘j()\\'l-ikl Nut lung ago n couple of men i‘, ljii- in- m‘ thu - .|;-|,;,._-_-, m Mud. lecture on (‘ominunity Welfare. tilki-s no (vi-edit tn himself‘ for the worn urn-sled ni-ni- _New (llusgnw Qj unzip“; \.,,,,t,.,.,|,,,. “Wmmnvi "n" Long before the hour for opening ilisi-oviery. liisiri-iiieliy is simply for ihl- offi-nsi- and lined heavily i

criioon. "zlizlt (filrihaiuti Dirr-rii-r hi“! “""|"“" ‘hi’ “lmcimiii "u" “'11” “

Barb“. Mo,‘ not m‘ ‘my mhnr flip-q m o,.e,._flowlng_n,n,,y [Hing lions attempicii by vuriiiiis liii_\'.\'i- lin- nily iSii‘. in inukn tort-hos for _ ,_ _-

_ , _ f_' _ _ unable to obtain nnntn clans previously. Silllllflll fishing. .- g:gk;r,.,,‘\.(ln,lfgn H1‘, x011‘; ilvfs" idniirg 'l‘holearucil lecinrorlfirst outlined "Hut -witii lllt‘ uni-d.“ tin» prof-i.» 'i‘his nppnri-ntly bus not fillillPil i, d" ‘, "’ _ g f’ U‘, .1 inn nnrly hingm-y nf [wince 15.1mm} sor explaiiiiiui. "injcctiuns ni‘ "ilH the pi-rnicitnis and vi-ry dangerous i ‘,.i‘.i‘tf‘ili(l.ilivlilict) iltoilli-vlwl-‘i-ilii-a‘ I -_‘I'L'|,,1nnd generally. Ho then inndu uccrli-d snbstilnci- in liil- uric» 1s pl‘lii'il('l‘, fur .‘~‘4‘\‘i'l‘i|l r-nscs linvc '_. T” F?‘ 0 , N’ "If"? ‘ufpm ’ '1‘ purticnlni- reference to thc country lmptissiblv. So i Pfllllllllltfll lllt- i ill l)t'l'll l't‘.]lfli'it‘il from \" ions si-ciitins " ‘épmmgvllflw nfmmw‘ m‘ fine on" in and nrounll Trncnilie nnd (lor- with the ii rnrt oi‘ :1 1'11"" "lilifii in‘ in» linc. Tin- worst fcnturn is ' ll Lltiflill‘ vorkcrf- i" d" "m" ‘hm ran lion, offering many helpful in l-iiiin iiroscrn iiilI|ltii'\\'l. ‘filo iilfll iiu- loss of tin- packing is not ‘(i "(""" “ 1"" lm‘ “wk ("mes Mr‘ snggcutitini-i with regard to (‘nin- """'i’|""""" I "M" “Mimi -\'~'|"'i" illHi’t)\'l‘]'l'i| until niii-r thi- curs ni-o 4 "“"'"" "*1" m“ ‘in w" """"‘l“"'“ iininliy Welfare i-lll('ll iii-i tho planl- “Hun M1H'ii1ii\-'1'Iuu. ii is t-ii-‘cn in- illiuvilvil to u ii-nin ililil lnivu gflfli! i n “ho ‘Paws’ so m "H hmnuqly in! of trccs illong our rend-i nnn ti-rnnliy. fillilli‘ iliHillllPt‘. 'i‘iii\n_ liiit box lI('Hi4"1|"- Sill!" "INF-Ill "if? lifl-iy dlqvewnynnhe gmwmg of vegntahp. “l ililVf‘ nsi-d ii sni-ri-~..~ii'ii|l_v in n-Onpp- .|.-vi-l.i|nt_ and (pin mpnnn

rnmpaigu l1l(!f‘lll"i.

fl .- - .. '- u” u volunteer “vnrkw and owei gardens, the free appii

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ilmmit“ cation of paint and ivhitc-wash. This 75 “WIN trcntcd for ycur-s will! iii" 'i‘ln- mnlti-i- has |l(‘('tlllli' so serious i

hmme” from ‘my of ‘he meal-mg“?‘interspersed with ninny humorous "m "Wihiiiiii- Film’ "iiiiliii-i "i l"",lilili ilii- l‘ill|\\'il_\' poiicc have been l

Associate Director Harrington ox- incidents, (hluvefpfl by Mn Dnfly IIPW sifllilliiii iiil iiiliil H11" nil" in‘ Jl'fli‘|'t‘li to iil-nl with the mutter.

plaincd, "he will gct out m" touch m his usual ym-Cefu] manner mam,“ now illlii‘ lu climb four flight-i "i ’lii:-i-i- is n snvori- [ii-unity for such .-‘

Wm‘ ‘he “Prk- H9 ‘Vin 1°59 Qmhilfi" lip an address which is worthy of “who Hllil Wlilk nnnni willlilill c“ nn ili'i'i\l‘it't‘ under the Railway Act. i

m"! and wnseouentiy much of being delivered from one 9nd of iorl- Hcr Mail =ul=l<=ii=< iH-"vi- awn ~—-—-—-—-—-———————— ‘ p1,, effflctlvenesfiL The (“my "mp1. 1M5 Province ,0 the omen pedj months ago wiih thc White Star m“ ‘vm 13st less than one hour The address w“ Empmelnented “My I-Q-mffly is simply .i nn-ilinil rg-Amorika, it. applies and the whole series Wm be m,” by the following muswal program. of gelling the silt-sit: il('lil into thc igorti-zli'iic to and from

plated within the week. Therefore both l-xccutivn chairman Iieartz

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instrumental Solo by Miss Doro- othy Hogan, Vocal Solos by Messrs. Ben Acorn and A. ft. Mcinnls. Each number was enthusiastically encored and reaponded- to by the different performers.

A vote of thanks to thc accomp-a iinist. Miss Hogan. the vocalists,’ and thc learned lecturer was then

neatly that every member of thu volunteer organization will attend as many of the meetings as pos- sible. indeed, ninety percent ot‘ atten- dance is essential to sticcess. --——-—<0-§-i

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__ tendered by the Chairman, Ml‘. Nor- Th“ "“";““" i‘ '1'“ "Willy a

. _ "m" Janlefl MCDOnRIL A l‘ l, - i'i'h‘i~‘lilll, in! rnlivi" at W01" mg bunkers and pies men woksapixacz‘ iiglCPlllFIL. Thus the individual

' inn number being so great and the _i_ ' |it)l‘i'l,‘.'.li rinnpnnics cnlnpllite iotrl ‘pas-

__‘ pinning so brisk m,“ U. T, ,- H .-n, 3,90,,“ (v:l])]f1 .41 upni- traffic as usual an get (continued From Pa“ 1) tinnel-rs were required toldghilfigtk- .lo wine n O:\"‘t‘!\\'L Tin-i.- 'l‘iiii<->‘ii‘“i“ ii“"“'ii'1' ill iii" "Tillliilfy Will'-