' , 1- 4U elryllousld Corning ot Yarlnoiltll .Aceording to I‘. L. Miller, se-

oozm

oretary of the Fair. the entry lis! this rear breaks all previous re- cords ~Neslrly three hundred splendid lbeef cattle ‘have entered, incluelveof n herd from Ontario. One "hundlred and ‘thirtyiive

1A number of prominent speak ers have been secured, while all attractive program of amusements obvilil be conducted along with the a r.

LANSING, Mldll., lDec. 5 May or James Ccuzens nf Detroit hus been appointed by Governor Alex- antler J Groesbeck as United States senator from Michigan to flll‘tb‘e unexpired term of former

Camlpbellton,

Qllltsillllli Elllfllllll

‘BI-IO? from Holman‘: Catalog. FOX RANCH for sale.

swine sre entered together wltlh s“ ‘"1- two hundred sheep. and nearly in ‘i115 WW’- 1063554“ two thousand poultry‘ exhibits —

a“ Eastefn Qagada racorm DR. H- D. JOHNQQN. Wlli b8

absent from his orfice this week.

1064-16-31 INSTITUTE

THE FARMERS

meets in lMarslhrleld ‘Hall Dec. 9th

Bi. 8 D. m. D907“ ‘NATIVE CANADIAN one: A NEWSBOY, ls u. SJSENATOR. M“ W""‘"."5 "Aim-WE"

New lbondlon, an bounces the engagemen or her

daughter, Lelia Ada, to Mr. Ira

l)aniel MacKay, marriage to take plnce‘Dec. 20th. Dec7ll

FUR COATS FOR LADIES on

Senator Truman who resigned Couzens has eccetptedthc appoi nlent, the Governor announced, The {iovernor

h ' Fail . 5., Dec. 5. —- Aymhlre horde yul Winter Fair here tpday, and the 10th Animal Fllir 098M111! th, and contin- r... iteenth 0i tilfl be the firs‘. redlted herd hull test at the Wlh- . a result of this f the huge build- aside for the 1-: is, a5 a, protoc- se. The owners ' herds are Bcrtltcd with Henry Ford ill tho manu . B. I., MacRaeIlfacture of automobiles In Detroit own,

88.90011 as his Detroit could be arranged. _ Announcement of men followed a week's survey

_ill18 more. than hal-f candidates.

premises, I exacted none." ‘Mayor Couzcns

Reputed t’o have

heath of their vioo president 11nd treasurer.

ry stock to Am-

he week. All of carrying vii’ have entered Maritime Win- exception oi’

’s Twist wing“ Tobacco

‘,5 REPUTATION ON ITS MERITS

candidate here,

Jmown chewing tobacco still enjoys the

n. ved to the man w-ho chews tobacco that It

3V0!‘-

.|;ny chewing tobacco and ask for HICKBYW’ - 1 nythlng else.

‘& Nicholson Tobacco Ltd-

Charlottetown

W- 4E9“

_A“Gi;'fts tat Laist”

CLISH SILVER

ve just received our first ship- i f Silver and Cutlery direct

‘ ld be pleased to show you al Christmas stock.

H. TAYLOR

Jeweller and Engraver

l-i. Newberry recently. ‘Mavor

annou-nccrl Mr. _ flouzens, lwillo has gainled naltln- wldc prominence through his muni clpal railway venture in Detroit would take his sen-t in the Senate

was horn lll ilulnpwn l-i-zlll was the (‘hntham, Ontario. fifty ycurs rtgo much merrlmcnt on Thursday eve. a fortune of Nov. 30th 1922 when a nliscedan- mlliii’ millions. he started his cal" nous shower was given in honor of eel a! a “llewslll” on a passenger m. nnn Mrs li-i. K. MucNoill, Dc~ train. In 1903 ho became associa-

nnd the ‘inking a position as bookkeeper |,;|,..|.1>,01d¢,] at mie- door null Jed in l rimfillifl-i Film‘ will‘?! i"? BPVPTPIi iii!‘ iillnneci-iii" wblifeanlulrch was bcingpiaycliily r,- Charlottetownlwith the comlpay in i915 he was Q1159’ Florenc" 1n|mm_ A wnlplannn

ills first public office was that 1°» Wihiie they 0f police commissioner, to which Iinlnptolrs young ladies. The pur- ' or island exh: he was npopintcd in 191s. He. was ca... we... 0D,...“ a...‘ u... yg-fggg ‘1 sheep. slwlne first elected Mayor of Detroit in read by M“, 1918 and his rc-olectliln last year nmch |a"ghter_ M“ and Mm Mac. W” rbY 30-000 ‘mi-“B- the largest ‘Neill vftilc-uglll token by surprise mii-iiirity “i” given a mayoralty ‘n a fow n-ppropnluto words thunk-

’ . ¢fl§§=<

0-0-04- c e-c oo-oolo-oe-‘Qe-Q 0-Q0Q¢§0&&O-Q-&0

sale. Also made to order at roas- ouable prices. Furs remodelled and repaired. All kinds of pelts dressed and tanned. Our work is guaranteed. Montreal Fur Remo- delling Co. ‘Riley Building Queen St. 105908-12-2 lnlth

ht-

THE MONTHLY‘ MEETING oi’

ail-Eli's the Ladies Auxiliary of the Pro-‘sgnrlg,

iestant Orphanage, will be held

the lllllpfliill- Friday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock

of at the residence of Mrs. G. D.

fl illlllfifed Wright. Miss Dunlbar, Lady Sll- girls from rural districts will open

perintcndon-t. will be pleased to

"Mr. Couzcns becomes senator meet all auxiliary mlenllllers, with not a single string attached" the Govemor said. “He made nu

10649 -7 21

lvuscslLLAlNRb-s SH ow-l-zn- l-vcelle 0i’

-S:1blc. The ‘ball was tastefully; ~ zlrmngerl and decorated for the o1:- casion. ‘Tile yollllg clrupic wot".

A. lMcBt-th, secretary. J1

VERNON RIVE-R CIRCUIT—

brisket was then carrlvd in imli snrvinnn for Sunday Dec 10th, placcd- bctwecn tllcln by two oi’ Vernon 2.80 p. nl.. Chwrry v.41.

MuoNcill causing

ml their kind friends for tllclr good wlishcs and. lunny usllful gilt-H .l<-.l-.-<-.roalll ‘und coke were thon scrv- 11d by the [adios of Hampton and the remainder of tho evening was ‘slliiilll. in games singing and music.

HELPING THE ORPHANAGE

. Auxiliary mot on Tuesday after-l noon, Doc. 5th at the home of .:_ Mrs. Periey Drake with eighteen " lnonlllaers present. After the reg-i ulur routine of business it was dccidntl to Ilold the Annual Xmas Ton and Bazaar in the Millview. liall. on tho evening of Tuesday.‘ Doc 12th or h‘ stormy on the lltltll, tho too talhlc to opcn at 7 p. ln., and the bazaar and Cllllily‘ twlblo at 8 p. m. All lllcmbors; were requested ‘by the President ’ lo notify their friends 11nd in any‘ lwny possible to ensure the bn-l znur its usual success is aid of a worthy cause. All articles for the special Xmas box to the Orphan- age may he sent to the home of the President, Mrs. W. Drake who bus, kindly consented to hs...Ssu.ts. iCifllIS for tile Vernon Branch this: iyoar. i . \ , INSTITUTE BAZAAR SUPPER) Tllq-Bnzonranld l-llnpper ‘bokl by tho’ New Perth ‘Women's institute in tile liiall on the evening oi’ the lsti nrovcll a success both socin-li “illlifitriflllyn The bazaar tables

' . W1illlCll worn wcil stocked with all -gland' , , kinds ol‘ use-lull mid fancy atrticlos ,1 ceg are vgry low gongldernjg were well patronized. Ann tile

.\ charming’ sales-indies vied Wlllll

l Y- - cnrll other ‘in the use oi‘ their wiles-

‘o bcguilo from tbolr gentlemen‘ lflrlondslt-llo BlllillFlll-llltll rash" unll sometime-s llllli‘i1 good natured blin- tc.r look ‘place ovcr llilo price of some oftbe ul Ihond made articles offs/red for‘ sale. A touch of excite- ment. was provided by the lottery of n beuti-flli nll woo-l comfort wlllich 11nd been donated to tho Ill- slltute. The lucky winner Mr. 1a.

PPTRGI‘ presented it back agiun to

FINECIHNA WARE ‘gs

o UR s11. VER WARE n ALI: IKINDS OF

’ IS TMALS GIFTS

s in Wrist Watches, Gents atcbes, Cufl.’ Links, Brooch- . Necklets, RosariespBrace- l nits} etc.

lIO sold at a-llction, whcn lMr. Frank ‘Scagor proved the ‘ilighcst bidder and became t-he pleased and final owner The supper tables lvhir-lll iornlold‘ and important part of tho program was substantial ev- ldnnco of tho snllill allld efflclcncyin tho culinary nrt oi’ the institute null uphold the reputation that ilhe indies of New Forth have al- ways enjoyed. Spccal music and

singing by local talent. together with various ohhor amusements. whilod the hours away nil to

qull-kly. and mllny Favourable cum- lnents were expressed at the slic- ccss o1‘ tho evening a nice sum being realized.

t -./ l . \/~I\I \1 t ~ . 1. 1

The iNeuwesti In Finest

PIPES

The men who smokes sl- wsys appreciates his pipe and dislikes s change In this ar- \ tlcls no he does In his cigars’

or In his dross and pleasure. ~ We have tried to cater to all

smokers’ dull-ea by present- lng In unusually complete sssortmsht of pipes showing many of the old styles and sizes, shspn and materials and many distinctive Ideas seldom found In this commod- ity. Men who smoke will be Interested In seeing than pipes. It is quite In Interest- . l" plpe story Indeed. The _ prices are vary low-

lhe Two lilacs

' DRUOOISTO

qucstcd to zlttcud us matters 0f

lbcrull iiours"

Church fur the good you can give if not for the good you can got.

Dllltstafilnzige at ii p.

-"I‘he Vernon Ladies Protestant Steolell)

lac-l. ‘Miss

ll nlg,

FOR RHEUMATISM

Lumbago, Nouralglu. or pain, uppiy itching spot and got quick MllllllWrfl is the remedy your grand- mother used. equal

WOOD SALE at ‘Strath see all. in this paper. 10640-5-4l DR. BEAM-AN HA8 vnken tem- porary offices at 168 Prince St. 105J8-12-1-1d

FOR QUICK SALE, one young

Yulkon 3-4 Silver Fox. Apply to \‘i'illium E. Bell and Son, Cape Traverstal 101648 74l

A CORDUROY VELVET KIMO. NA, makes a pretty gift. Have you seen Futons’!

AT HOM-E. — Mrs. P. A. Filril-LIGBPBOII, 99 Upper Prince St. willl be nt home on Friday after- noon of this week from 4 to 6. 2i

CIVIL SERViCE—Joln the clas- ses at the Unlnn Commercial Col- llege and gel in line for a good po- Isltlon. Full particulars on applica- tion to Prin. Moran. l0512-28~t.f.

LATHS WANTED—‘50M each, 32 and 48 inch trup latlls. Delivery on or before Doc. 15th. Pholne 01' write Klondyke 1111111118!‘ Mills, 10620-5-21.

THE ANNUAL short. course ill household science for women and

ill (illnrottctown. Jun-nary 8th Ap-

piclltion should be sent immediate-

ly to Women's institute Branch

Box 125i, Charlotte-town, P. E. I. 10646-0224.

A MEETING OF THE MEM- BERS of tho Murshlield ‘Egg Cir- cle will bll. hold in tho Mztrshficlti liull Thursday evening, Doc. 17th at 7.30 p. ln. All interested rc-

ilnportllllcc will be discussed —A.

10y 6.30 p. m. Subject "Our Num and "Aro..thcrc not in the day"? Go to

twclvc hours

MOUNT STEWART METHO- DIST M|‘$SiON-'i‘iic1‘u will be llivinc sorvlicc on Sunday Doc. 10th nt Black lillvcr at l1 a. m. m. Union

XMAS GIFT ' Is At

REDDIN BROS.

hchoolaiieports

Honor Roll of Carleton School for Ootolber and November. Prin- cipal's Dept. Grndc X.— 1, Doro thy Mutts-rt; 2. James Smith; 3 Amos McCarvlll. Grade lX.—— 1. Selina MYBTS; 2. Aicihu Dickie. Grad-e VilllL-l. Gordon Rose; 2 Marion ‘Dickie. Grade V|i.—— 1. Vl- vlan Hewett; 2. Stirling Gilles- pie; 3. Frunk llowlut. Gratin V1. — 1. Olive Gillc" ; 2. Jellies MacDoU-Qll-ii? 3- Hum Mcdlllrvill. Miss MctCurvllYs Dl-pL. (irnde VI —1_ Joseph Smith; 2. [lose Tren- hoim; 3. Ada Smith. Grade lV. —- Johrl Myers; 2. 111211211 Mciklrvlil; 3. Fcnton Holwalt. Grade l.il. 4 1. Harold Clow; 2. Viola Gilles-

Mwarvill. lllilllzll). GradeJi. —- 1_ Hazen Gillcsoio; 2. Doris Gilles. pie; 3. Stanley llowntt. Grellc l.— 1. George Muttarl; 2. Rita Dickie; 3. Ernest Smith.

EAST WILTSHTRE SCHOOL

Honor Roll oil East ivlltsllire Scllool:— Grnllc X.~— i. George McKinley; 2. Prod Poss; 3. Kath- lcen MacKilllr-y. (imdc lX.—— 1. Olive Williams; 2. Ray lVlltCKlII‘ n-on. Grade Vlli.— 1, (lllurlotte MacKinlnon; 2. Leah MacKinleyH 3. Gordon Jewell. Gfillll‘. Vi.—~' 1. Allison MacKinnon; 2. Malrv Doyle B. Wilfrid MacKinley, Grade lV.- i. Dnn Jewell; 2. Lillie Willlulns;

ANGLO nus-rice SCHOOL. The following is the» standing of

Anglo Rustiro Sviltml for ill’! month 0f Novr-nlllwr. Grllllo Vii.»-

-"ll*v"-c iii ‘Mouiil Presby-teuiutn Church. conducted by the Rev.

lSie wur: in tho, Scrviccsl George’

CAPTURED IN MONCTON -—, Dora lvlay Griffin and Annie (Joyle who escaped ‘from th-e Home the Good Shepherd, whore they were serving a term have been cluptured in M-cncton and Wledues‘ day officers from police headquar- ters lcft for the ruliwzly town. for iill‘ plinptlsc of bringing . them back. St. John Journal. l

""“'* I

MGDElL SCOOL—-Thc following is tile Honor Roll of Model School of l’. W. College loll" the month of Nov. Principal's‘ "Dcpt, Tcachclr; Min/s ‘Harrington. Grade V—l Eva" GUFUBJ’ 2 ‘Freda Ward, 3. Gordclr Arblnlg. Grads lV-- l idln While.- Z Florence "Mobougall. 3 Stuart llklstclr, Bertha Brown and

Clrbeck, equal. ME 4 dopt-—-ll ilzlrry iliaptlllarno, ‘ ‘Les-l lie Pcppln 8 l-lclrace McEwen

Miss Boullkofs dept —-1 Gcolrgrf Boer 2 Juck Milford 3 John Mich- Jchlnsolrs ilitpi.—'.\l0t graded. i

Protestant. (lrpllnnage was bold

on lNov 8th at home oi‘ Mrs. W. Jllrlulv. litctirlng Officers» -Ml's.

Trucmun Jcnkilllls, Pres; Mrs. R. ‘Blltliic. V-ico Pros; Mrs. VWlirirl FlIP-IIGSS, $112.: Mrs. B. C. Koop ‘rreus. lFlnsnclal statement- Bazaar and bean supper $79.50; colfiort $711.00; lm cream socia- $70.86; donations $8.90; member- ehilp foes $16.50; collections $19.10; amount on hand $50.09; total lncolnc $315.85; expenditure $70.21; net ltncollne‘ $245.64. Of~ ficers elected tor‘ rlrcslcn-t your. ‘Virs. W, Drake. Pres.; ‘Mrs. T. Jcnkins‘. Vice Dresa lMrs. A. J. lrvlng.lSecy; ‘Mrs. W. A. Jenkins Troas.

‘i- .. . -_.4 f.

141.2 D ‘f3 . ‘ ILIN lM EN

any other lilllnitffl’! Llnlmont to the relief.

Thorn is nothing to

it. _ FUR SALE EVERYWHERE.

.1».

Xmas Suggestion

While making out your list for Xmas, why. not Include I pslr of nicely mounted glasses for Mother, or Father What could be more appropriate and useful, giving the recip- ient ' " _ pleasure through- out the YOII‘. '

Csil st the office and we can arrange for in s int- ment after Xmas. o will mall s gift announcement In your nsms to arrive In the Xmas mall. Let us solve the Xmas problem for you In this any way. . l

|Sill‘|lll.

1. Dorothy Bullmm. Grade Vi. — Eva Steven-son, llelon (equal); Z.‘ Elwoll ilePaz ' ricl Toomths. (iralio V.

3. Mu-

taln; 2. Read lli.— 1. Chnrloel (Jrllslvcli; 2. nice LePuge. (mule I.-—l.

LePage. Pewter-t Fred LGPHRQ. Howard Buntain,‘ Muriel Toombs, ilolon LcPugo, He-

13er-

G-radn V_---1, Revel] Dickleson; 2. Earl llouslton; 3. (‘fhalnlers Laird.

. . Grade lV.—~1. Vernon Smith; 2. ‘(innudian Steamship Pill ~~M—l5-‘€;~ll-‘i-Annn Stevenson-z 3. Arthur HOlIH-Asbefliofi Cflm- at “b-tnn. Grndc Ili.—1. Mildred Brown; Dominion Bridge

2, Violct Stevenson; 3. Gcorge Nlsbot. Grllllo ii.—lSl‘.. Grade li.—.lr. 1.

Izort. Stevenson; 3. Elva Bteven-'

lson. (lmlle i.—l. mttln Plneau; 2 ‘Am. Cur l’: Foundry.

|Mp|RTANT ME;1-|NG;_ Thelttllnrlio Smith; 3. Ellie-l Dickinson. Am. hocomot. vc _ y annual mootlnlg of the [lad-Ins Ailli Peiiiwi- “Ummiamiei-‘Berihn Nishmn‘ smelting A‘ nennmi‘ ‘(Vernon Brunch) nf'thc l’. E. Llimi.

Corn Nlsbet, Rhoda Brown Alma. Stovmson, Viola; Stevenson Richard Smith, Rolbert Stevenson Ellsworth Sluvcnnon.

HOPE RIVER sci-tool.

Tire following is the standing

of the school for the month of Nov.

Grads X.~~1. Arthur Fleming; 2 Willlllm Cullen. (lmde Vili- 1.

Alznos (fullen; 2, Stirling Stewart; TI.’ lilllIl'l(“l Ste-wart; 4. Damion Pub Irv], (trndo III.~A1. Elllllor ‘Turner Ion. Grlldo Vl.—-l1. boron Stow 2. l)(‘l‘lllill. Fleming: 3. Josopil fiflllzlni; 4, Thomas Turner. Grade i.‘~v.‘\. iptflirford i-lllnpson and

Jnmon Warren. (equal). Grado I 13,-]. Reginald Gallant. Perfect 1n ttcndnnco: —— Stirling Stewart

Uni-on Siownri, James Wnrror and (‘iilnrd Simpson. Lucy Fern 5011;"; TflliCller.

WINSLOE NORTH

Standing of Winsioc Norti School for Nov;

Grnllo X.---1_ Stanley Younker. z, Hazel (Ioles; fl. Lnurs Cud more. Grudn IX.— 1. Eva (301951 2_ May Garter; 3. Marlon Mc N1lugllloll._Grado Vill.——1. Jas Cudnlnrr; 2. Mildred McNaushtol‘

Gratin Vli.—1. Sadie Mcblnullillml 2. Gordon Colon. Gmdc -Vl.—-—1. lie ion Ymlnkor; 2. Vesta Nunn; 7i Jrlul snunders. Grnde V —1 Alellla (‘udmlofez 2. E. McNaullh ton. Grade lIllL-ll. Marjorie 1w borts; 2. Walter Roberts. Gradr ]__.l,1<>yd Canter. Perfect attend lumen-May Carter. Evil Cm" Smile McNaughton, Gordon Cole! Helen Yowniker skid {Llloyd Car tr. .

Mury A. Andrews, Winston Nortll, ____ - - ‘our

Teacher

1””-

DR. B. G. HARRIS

Optometrist

lu-zb ROSE TEA i. one; or Lille; ackage Teas sold in the Maritime Provinces- or 28 years it: has been the foremost. _ A .

~1 1.,‘ ’;l

. ,- wag

l I

pie; (i. Angelina O'Connell, Ray '

1_ wmntnn Winnipeg Electric Annie Notional Breweries (‘cured and Richard Smith; 2. Ro-Afiilllltic 5113i"

iiliillli Vlllliilli EGYPTIAN

KINI} Ill

FUUNI] Nilil

RED ROSE COFFEE is as generously _ good a: RED ROSE TEA.

lilfil] H. . iilillil

Sensational Egyptolo gical Discovery An- nounced From the “Valley of the Kings” on the Site of Ancient Thebes.

LfiNl Tm’, Doc. ii.-~-\Vl1at is said SUCCESS.

ho ho thl- most sensational Egypt-

oioglcnl discovery of the century Thelbzln Enrpirc, llilw-llly‘ lbcluw tho is unlloullrscli in a Cairo dcslpntcll 'l'i\lli'l) o1" ltllnllasl-s Vi., ll l‘lliliilll)l‘.l‘

to thc London Times from tho, was dllsoovorr-li which “Valley of lilo Kings" on the siic"l‘ll'tcnkhalll11n‘s

of ancient Thebes, near Luxor.

colllnilnlall g-Pill studded Illlrono. 'i'his is (ll-scribed as one

A series of subterranean cllanl-zof the most bountiful 2il'l objects

hers has been explored and so fur ever found. the funeral purll- lpiorcrs cllno upon rexlplisizl: carv-

has disolosotl

phenolic of tho Egyptian King Tu» lcd gilt mulvlll-s illlllill with ivory-

tcukbulnun, one of thc

llvrl-llc other lilTFlilITP. n quantity‘ n1‘ rov

12

.When the rlny of llfc ls past,

"Phen in licavou with joy to greet thee,

Wiherc no furmvell tenr is shell)"

Trojans Confident Of __Victory

l

I ST. JOHN’, N.l<l.. Doc. 5.-—ln n0 'wisie discouraged by their slilqilt tilrhllilCk at St Stephen's lust Sni- urday, the Trojans arc practising ilard for the first gllmc of the season in senior circles here on Saturday night against Churinttl» town's representatives Tile island ers ure tie-signaled as X by the lo cals—tlley being unknown quail titles. However, lilo 'l‘rojans are

monfldent that nnotllw victory will in the royni Nfiltffipllilfi of lilih5WUii 9110i!‘ lfltlli Sil-l-liffiily-

i.i_____=—- .._.;

Professional Cards

Mlorcovl-r. the ex-I

l

Prof. H. A. Tnntnn

kings lot‘ ltho oighlcl-ntll dynasty n1 robes, sumo oi‘ tholn l-wllly do i viii"! Siteciiliist- 'i‘°"<1""i‘ "i Film"

beginning about 1350 B. C.

coruteli. iif< lZli sinful-s 11nd vllsvs

Organ and Voice. Studlzo 146 (lrwll.

The discovery was allnoullccal t0 of tho most illtflczlte lloslun, llull-ui-‘DYF’? Si-

slilnlnloned from England by

Buntnin lday ‘by Lord Cnrnarvcu. spociullyithe remains of largo quantities of. thoiviclunis for tho (load. l . licien Pxlplorer Howard (farter, who had} ' lavage; 2. Fred LoPago. 3. Blair been excavating at his place, withltloulld which urn exp- lltollings. Grade iV.-~l. Doris liun- Lord Cnrnarvon for seven yellrsiup ulnny ilnportnnt pofnta relating gtpvgngqm grade but up to ‘the present with little l; tile eighteenth dynasty.

important pzrp ‘ also wvr-rl?

‘I'll"il tn clear

,.,,,,,,,.,",if“15|STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, Dec.

Canadian General Electric (Janudlan Steamship Com ~-

hiontrenl Power .

Atchison .......... ..

Anaconda Copper Cllnadizlll Pacific liuilw New York (lcntral Cuba Calm Sugar (fruoible Stool international Paper . holly Springfield Mex Petroleum

i.

fi-(Quotntlons

IN MEMORIAM‘

ALEXANDER ROBBLEE.

‘len Buntaln. Doris llluntllln, Doro- furnished by Johnson and Ward, [by B||Lmq1nl;--'I‘(3n(:her' B95319 M, members ol‘ the Montreal Stock in tho passing of Aloxnnlior| Barrett. Jixcilllllsv-l ltollblt-re, 'l'i‘,\'(I\‘l. i’. E. l. insult one ' r *-— i oi’ its host known illlti ililiiliy l"'-*'- NEW GLASGOW SCHOOL. ‘St- illtwrenoe Flour 74'/2'|pect<>.ll teitizells. llu was ll mun of lfittawa Power. ill aim-ling character, cllcorful dis- Honor R011 0i NlBW GiHBSOW Brmnifi-ml - 3i position, puritun spirit. ll ill-m llc~ School for Nov. ‘Ailiiiill 63% llever in the sawing power of Je- .Grmle vfii.i.L--1, Bertha Nlsbet; Shawlnlgnn 11:1 we ghrm, or which bc had u '2. Muse Stevenson; 3. Com Ni-tilfii ita-“remide Pulp 93 long and varied (rxperlencc, lie