THE ClIAIlLOTTETOWPI GUARDIAN

Ups‘; and Downs From Tryon and Vicinity

Mrjand Mrs. Harry heard of Orapaud were visitors to North Tryon on Saturday evening. 1 .Mr. and Mrs. George Macldicken ‘o! Cape Traverse were visitors to -'f‘ryon on Tuesday. Jan. 24th. .

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SEDAN. 510.3. TORONTO T an u be 410d. Spur Tin hrludad

we humans ourselves ilave our ,ups and our downs. One day is all smiles, the next- day all frowns.

E e formers in the vicin- ‘ v ensued 1mm: l?» l!

Some of ,lty are b gwhlch they are storing for use ‘the summer months.

The Misses Beulah Robinson and {Bertha ‘Thompson of A__ ‘ lCove were ldsltors to North Tryon I on Saturday evening.

E Miss Gertrude S. Hewett has re- ‘turned after spending a few days the guest of her sister. Mrs. Will Myers of Hampton, P. E. l.

Miss Mildred Smith returned re~ cently after spending a. few pleas-

“ the executive of the P. E. I. Presby-

llllnter River . . And Vicinity

visited friends here recently.

Miss Janie Andrews spent tbc past week with her sisters. Mrs. Green and Msr. Barrett of Kingston

Mr. E. McGowan. formerly of tho Royal Bank staff here was a wak- end guest at the Globe Hotel.

Mr. James Lamont. Charlottetown was the guest of Mr Arthur Woolner at the Globe Hotel over the wcck end.

Mrs. D. M. Macbeod was in Char- lottetown attending a meeting of

teriai which met in Trinity Church on Thursday. _

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Mr. Wilfred incl-can. Broollield. left on Saturday morning for Wis- consin where. on arrival. he will take charge of a large. privately owned. fox ranch.

Miss Ruth Cutllffe, Cape Traverse

Mr. Preston Toombs of Beatty

ant. days the welcome guest of Mrs. Frank MacDonald of Crapoud. \

Friends of Mr. Lorne Mabey of‘ Tryon are glad to know he is rapid-l ly recovering from his illness and hope he may continue to do so.

Miss Jean Webster and Mr. Lorne Carruthers of Augustine Cove at- tended the carnlvalat North ‘ll-yon

Dodge Brothers VictorylSix is rink en Saturday evening. Jan. 28th.

not only a new car but an en~ tirel new and better kind of a car. or the ﬁrst time in history, body and chassis are a single, integral unit.

The wide. deep Victory chassis _ frame, ﬂush with the body lines, eliminates the body sill and the Customary body OVERHANG.

Major body parts are reduced from 367 to 8! 175 pounds of useless weight are cast oﬂ‘!

lowered-with head-room and road clearance unaffected.

The resultscannotheexpressed Mr. Arthur Howatt. one of the prominent farmers of West ‘Pryon

—-they must be eiperlenced. . . . ‘ has returned home after spending No skidding or sldesway. No _ a, (gouplg or days in the Western back-wheel “chatter” when the Capital. l Lockheed Hydraulic brakes are . ~

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woods of;

qulckly apphecL North Tryon spent the week end‘ A smoothness over cobble 'he guest of Mrs. Wood's parents.‘ roads that you have never im- Mr- and Mrs- Will MwQuarl-ie of agined possible. Hamllwn“

A swift ca: that is safe-a ruod~ erale~prlced car posu assed in smartness and individuality.

Smelt fishing has stacked off dur-I ing the past week the fishermen re- porting small smells and small catches. Cheer-lo! ‘Yhe sun has, not gone out of business. }

The gravity center is radically

' - . . n f. Now "l1 dlﬁlllay 1n Charlottetown 81 S’Side 1-3:. ‘::re'ge!?v1nge8£ tulﬁ-i tions of their many friends on the‘

arrival of a "mime wee lamidKl

Showrooms Both mother and baby are doing‘

Imesday evening.

Bros. Ltd. St. John succeeding Mr. R H. Perkins who has been transq ferred to the St. John offices. was here during the week in the inter-‘ csts of the firm.

The Senior Girls Class of the United Sunday School. with their teacher, Mrs. Eldon Seaman tend- ered a class-mate, Mrs. Peter Thompson, forrrlerly -Mtss "May Whltlock. a shower at her home on The many pret- ty end useful gifts of linen and chins were opened by Miss Dorothy Cutliffe. Mrs. ‘Thompson sincerely thanked them for the remembrance and good wishes.

Sincere sympathy goes out to Mrs lna Brown in the sudden death of her lnothenMrs Christopher Gunn. The furleml was held on Saturday afternoon and was largely attended. The poll bearers were: Messrs. Clifford Carew, Nelson Carew. Eldon Seaman. Andrew Stevenson, E. McDowell and W. Bigger. Her eon, Mr. Spurgeon Ounn arrived home from the West on Friday‘ evening. lntennent was in Freder- icton Cemetery.

- Mt. Stewart Notes ’

Mrs. Fay _C. Glover and children‘

Your dealer sells BIG BEN by the plug and by the Vacuum (air- tight) Tin.

PLUG

’” 100% increase in MINING in the Maritimes

HE coal mines of the Maritlmes made a record in 1926-27. Big Ben plug chewing is also making a new record.

Men know that the Plug is the best form of Chewing Tobacco, because the plug is always fresh and moist, and there is no waste. ’

And Big Ben gives them the quality, richness and mellow ﬂavour that they enjoy moat. l ‘ l

mo BEN

Chewing Tobacco

w. arrows: a sons y‘

_Cha,rlottctown spent a short week- Her many friends regret to learn

. ‘end visit at her former home hero. ‘E769 ' By DODGE BROTHERS

thabMrs. Donald Bell has not re-lreturnillg Saturday evening. . covered as quickly aswss antlcipatw THE SENIOR SIX AND AMERICA'S FASTEST FOUR ALSO ON DISPLAY

ed. being still cortfined to her home.‘ huthit is hopedsnc will soon- bets having a radio installed irl his about again. _ home. Mr. Coffin is to be congrat-

' ' ulnlcd in living up to the times.

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We learn that Mr. Luther Coffin

FATHER. McMAHON KINDLY BEMEMBERILD . ‘ Boole time $80. a Committee from D tho C. Y. M. of Kelly's Cross waited _ . upon Pr. McMahon and presented] _ him with two rocking chairs andi the following address. This $1115“ cntation was planned for the, _ V _ Records

"lChrlstnlos sea-son. but the shipment On a Dew, Dew, Dewy Day

Tho potato prospect‘ is looking. _ k brighter than it has bfb for the Anloug those who attended Burns‘ was delayed for three or four weeks, post. months. Reports are that; Concert this year were Mr. and Mm The address was read by Mr. A. potatoes are not as plentiful in U. Ross Plgott, Mr and Mrs Edwin Mo- Bmlglh and pfeggnlalion made by P.‘ 8.,A. uslt wasat first thought and Assay and our teachers, Miss M. w_ mg” ant-l p, ,l_ Flood, Father

McDonald and Miss Agnes Clement. mumm m“ a vgyy lmppy amt

the. buyers of Albany add vicinity are tulkinz "better vrl§wff_ for ﬁr)“ grateful reply m the address. which‘ ' ' ' was as followsz- '

The many friends of Mr Chester

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ctenmorir scuoot.

Despite the unfavorable conditionl

KINGSTTIN SCHOOL p Th1» pupils worn" PXillIll-ll‘ (l lnipregidgd gt, the om“; whﬂg "y, {q}. weak of-Ilu- vnlvh u.» Hlllljvttln‘ by their touch-Ion‘ _ U M“ Kingston was held in til School- _ 5 . a The Misses Ida and Katy c-l, "m, on an “gm-noun of January by] it]... l\‘l£:lll(l(\ .\llli_ Illlrl acquit-I Opening trio-Silent Ni ht Don,“ and M1 powmngmcnon- l"lll.‘-lL‘_\ ‘S \‘l‘l)' numb" 9f “awn” and ._qsimys_ Finch pupil was post 112ml with 213N119!‘ I Trydn on Tuesday, Jan. 24th. All 11w pupal were examined in diam, gift from tlloir Il'lll‘llf'l' who \\'.‘t.\' Dlll-lflkllwLlttle PWOhOr-i the youilg people in Tryon are very Jule may and nmpﬂycm and the pupils. All prvsvazl wslwqwillli‘ 33m" foljtlle winter and can join them in fhgﬂ- 139mm “m; ggn-ggt answers ire-uteri to 1i generals supply of Du" J95“? 3155 U5 shlllﬁm- the fun. V‘ " ‘ ‘ - ~ , -__- . - n -, . . _* Riccitatlon. "Companyh Colnin to " " . _ 3.9m...“ "ﬁiﬁioiﬁéﬁ Ziiiiiil; .'.‘..‘..‘~.‘.‘.“..'..".'..E§I‘ ...‘.‘.-T.‘Z‘.“IT.T;. iiiTfffl. Tw-Ronald Bull» The Ramona carrying “in te- _ , _ _ y. v A X Tre rill assrs Tl-yo e ery Tu day awn prepared program was "m. brought m .l (‘ll .0 h_\ tllt- hll hllll, 1100138650“. 31,26 Aggoigihlbzutﬁﬁ 5nd many. 1.26 zesldebtgfesstu‘ iQD-V _ . . Musical selection— Mr. Lab l p novelty. Many of them seeing one w‘ 8°", "‘ gcgwgkchgtfsfmggfl- STANLEY 3am“ 5°“ and m. Buchanan qsnwmll s“ for fill: first time m their lives. But - ‘ Thr- full -\\‘llll4 is llll- standing 0t‘ Peddlers» v lmwers for Mroplanesrqlnd I do," EH15; Recitation ~— Helen Stnlrlrgl- Ilrlrlgt: Sr-lluol for the‘ The Bugle 5on8 by ﬁve pupils Emcan maybe‘ . a_‘ll('japtﬂlil o! the Ball llxzlllxzyyz-l-l‘ leg-Stirling McLeod t The boys of Tryon and North _ . . "1 f "T = _ "u" net. "Rear the Pennies Dro ~ ltation-ilona Paul. Recitation mull l"lt‘lllllll{ .1 RCllll FilPl-Sll -l Ur- W‘ wig, g, members)“, fee o; 50 cents, Rodd. Recital-tun —- Rllﬂdﬁllar, “dish. ‘ Mono] ue, "um Pﬂmg Xmaglvlfﬁfymle mleleswd in good clean qﬁemfzllecltutloa-Hanrls and ‘ﬁn-flare: fllllml z; Ptﬂlll‘: lit-ill I Mair-I Recitation. "Willie's-Breeches" -.’_lng the club. The money collected p V illis. Exercise - m; \\';[I3|l_ garold Talm- . by Museums New Anniu hltilillllllil‘. (lquzll) r urn. Musical selectlon-Mr Langley cw- Good luck w the boys in their eon; Dialogue-Freda: Mistake; Re- mlgel- :'. Tutu Raid v i I land Mr. Buchanan ' {VBIIUJTO and we hope that everyone ; Mildred mild: Cll0fllS—BY ' Bellow Recitation-l‘! IwtwPF-‘v- Lillian Cotes " Fﬂfflzl llvfulg ~. ‘tlcmenm-Willle Butler lhcrkey~wlll respond by momma a- clyn v11; Recitation-alien Dress mm,“ ,,,_,°R,,,,,,, ,.,,.,',.,,_.“_,',,.l’, Monologue. “Entertaining ellﬂmcmber- . IVBWS PwlaPwl 910W; DleIQK-zoulml -t Nora lhld - l'\ll3 \\'ll~lll‘ Recitation "My First Week at m lmlmsd Men's Hockey Sex- ue-"ﬂlc Sowing Society?‘ R¢¢1m‘"6 l-lzlrlc ill-ill, ) =School~Gracc Bctton ‘tetto from Tryon and North Tryon “in: B'°°"*"'°""L“°y 01°”: G°°d' old. r‘ -l-'1 l ll .1 .. = DlwF-Walf/er and Edwin Burdett-go. I heard one of the old veter- ZY" mwmls°—7 Elm! G°d 53W "m. m lea‘ ML i. Rbdtatlfm. "A Busy “WNW-Jens remark the other evening, that Bails‘ J m i team composed of married men. ally veue—" n e oer W ' ' lace. any time. anywhere. But of the ro (is uit be tl -1 . The semi-annual HXXLITlIIEAUOIl Led at Uuawnqschio‘; gzaigzein; Next was the sale of home-madeﬁcove he's going to wear a steel w“ hold 411 01mm! 501ml l attend the Christmas tree and cn- “m” m“ Pl“ “m” “f” ““°"‘°""'m“k l“ ll° 4°“ 1"“ Swill“! "m 2211.". with a R0041? alltfllna-"ltﬂ "l school. The school was nicely de-ll men appcamdw sudden m“ hmrtsithe mrwwds “m” o’ Ihwm" am‘ ‘of the children. each receiving a Webster the two able defence men Mr. Johll __ _

The Senll-Hnlialacirhmlrlrition _ _ “Mm! PYWP-lmfl“ W“ W" “m!!! .. -—~-—- ' I'T,_‘.\‘l Jl-l llh Julius-lull. assisted fhlgt 1n ‘he prwencfc; a ‘arse to crc-tlifzlllly.) Roclhit-lon.;{"A QUIYT "'—Tommy aild 0f R4359 Valley were visitors to g1; Ebb“; by their “sachet Miﬁtlln- l‘(“('|])lt3llL 01' sL-rcrzll gifts from R/xltaulilh "A WWW!’ 5°l\$"'— SlStiXJlSJ-MlSS IdllLS employed here ggvg gvidgmg g1 5911mm‘; {fuming-candy ltcnlurks were nlzldr- lay-laud! and Tcmmy Bun" man while the following lllﬁresting illltl zl sllr-r‘vs.<l'lll "Xillilllllilltlj. was’ solo by wawer mime“ lenwred) tween Moncmn and m“ Magdnenes By chakman‘ wit‘ the Nzlvlul ill Alltllt-ln. _Gordcn Mcswam nook “pun x‘ as wmeﬁmng of a ‘Quorkcuﬂom “Add: ‘mag Erma *"“ DlalcgusxnA “Mam; use gm-l predict we will soon discard our Rb6ll&¢10ﬂ"—-El93ll()l' Willis mnntll nt‘ Jzllluury: mutation“ "A Mme Boys Trout“ Nam.“ 3¢°mm°“'“ wmard Pwud? ‘ Tryon have organized a hockey club ‘inf-Hilda. and Tommy Butler - Ndiidon: Duck-John and Earle Do-‘ Gratin Vl—~l Ll-ltlsa Flmlllllg 2§Shopping'—Maric McLeod ‘sport are helping the boys by join- mtvlvo 0! ‘harm-lo boys; Roclta-I Grade \' ~~l ilillhl lllscult anti‘ Violin solectiolv-Mr. Butler wows of the team by buying sticks “haw Grade iV-l Ktfllllvtll. Ml-Kny E010. "God n“; You Merry Qgnlllntzrmted in the national garne— y hum: Rmimuonltllullccs Flelllinif. teqllal.) ‘.1 lkizllrljsl-‘ll/efs Beau"~Bn'lrrla Taylor ' ‘_-"' “WI-WWII” Kelp-Ema PM". Grﬂtlo l~—l Layton Bell 2 llllwllti step dﬂmlnlbm- M11818!’ m all on their won and ready w W"! ‘tumor: SCHOOL EXAMINATIONIVMuud Te!!!“ ‘they were ready w play any other 0105MB lﬂO-"Qmd N18!" l-vﬂdlﬁi" us says the next time hc plays the Tfmrmmy “Pm” ""“-' n“*"-°mb°" tertsinment held there in aid of the‘ “d o“ by M" ‘vum Burnett‘ sanml Puck Mm h“ mmnh‘ He 315° “n” "lmwm "Md lllllml- The 591K301‘ ' curated for the occasion. large share of gifts from the prettlly, of the Cove “Stars?

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loom wan tantily decorated nnrl l» - Benton ably acted as chairman, the decorum’ ‘me The wmhc Mm . I l‘, *

Mellﬁdtlcn Cbrletuuls Tree stood , best, n! grder l-cvamn _ Wu“ “mgr o‘ m MISS Morsonp and {n55 Burden Mary Larthardwas t forgotten by »0h yes, let's talk about that . ____ Santa as she was ca led quite often carnival. North Tryon rink was 11° Y°¢°W¢ h" 8W8 Whlch ShOWS thelthe scene of a fancy dress carnival lhigh esteem in which she‘ is held byl on Saturday ‘evening, Jan. 28th h" Dupils. Much credit is due her‘. when the youth and beauty of North fort-he success o4 the concert. . A' Tryon and all surrounding commun- vote of thanks was then. tcnderedllttes gsmmbled there w enjoy the l all those who helped tomato it such‘ merriment of the hour. A goodly l a M! mood time. Singing of ule number fl mum it was about‘ National Anthem broulht p pleas-whiny) were in costume. Borne ofl

Bringing Up Father‘

go an operation, will learn that tho operation has been

tin this way is used to defray the ex- »

I lion Hawaiian

Coffin, Savage Harbor who went to Dorchcster. last fall to under- bt! glad ‘to successfully performed and Mr. Coffin is doing nicely. "

[On Friday afternoon Mr. Daniel

Birt, assistant undertaker and Mr.

J. A. McAuley drove to Charlotte-

Wown to meet the remains of the

lute Mrs. Wm. D. Coffin which came accompanied by ilcr nephew, Mr.

To Rev. P. 1.. McMahon. Parish‘

Priest of Kelly's Cross. !

Rov. and dear Futllcl-z Permit H5‘

this evening, to monopolize a few, minutes of your time. l

Our mission here this evening is‘

not one fraught with any very mo- mentous. moral. relitrious. or nut-i tonal import. This festive season. which is fast slipping away. appeals‘ to the finer Christmas impulses of,

Ben]. Stewart on_thc 6.20 train from all, young and old, rich and poora‘

turned home the following looming from Charlottetown, the

from which the funeral was held at

1.30 Saturday afternoon. conducted eryone else in the wlsiv-dy. in the by RevM. K. Charman, pastor, and e503,...“ make others happy,

was largely attended. Intonnentl

Dorchester, Mass. tMr. Stewart re- Thegreat lesson of Generosity -—‘ Good Wlll~ls relnaim scroll of Time at this Joyous Seas-l were brought to the Unltod Church on. ‘

writ large on the’

Everyone vies with each and ev-

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It is this, Rev. Father, that brings‘

wot; ohm in the Peoples Cemetery us, the members of the c. Y. M. st», beside her husband who predeceased dew, w your om“, @1115 cvenjng_ w}

her some years ngo.

Pan bearer" help make our beloved pastor andi

We"? "NP" Dmlgllls- milk Pllwll- splendid. adviser a little bit happier,

Stephen Morrison. Wallace Intyre, George Jay. George Clark.

popular citizens has had a new of his plush w a happy existence

radio installed in his home. —F.

foremost. Spark Plug and Barmy Googlo. These were a circus in themselves, their antics keeping tho spectators and skaters in fits of laughter. Needless to soy this won first prize in the gentleman's class. The first prize for the ladies was won by Miss Agnes Knox-Aunt Jemima; second prize; third prize, Vera Wood-Mamma doll", fourth prize. Alotha Mabey,--Buttorfly. The prizes were very beautiful and costl ly and the management should be congratulated on the generous mall- ncr in which they selected them. bet us hope we will have molly more pleasant evenings like this one in the near future. How about it Bill?

Denmark has established lls first plant. for the manufacture of artificial ltlk. ' -

By introducing inlpmved variet- lcs'of can: and scientific cultiva- plantors have in» creased their annual prcwluctlon of rill-Bl!‘ “$6.0M! tons since 1817 wltll- out increasing the acreage.

mattor simply ofgratltude that his

Nk"8l‘ld‘¥0\ll' New Year e. Joyous and happy one. When we consider that the great and important work of a M“ R" Smmwwd‘ °°° °l “m” Parish Priest is m iced the people

a, The Black A Jacks

3n the life eternal. surely it is i parishioners should at least strive to make. not only the "New Year," but every year. every day, happyi for their pastor in this world. ,

Trusting this Wish of ours for an, increase of ha- lness for the your. i928 may be accepted in the spirit in which we offer it. we respectfully} tender you. Rev. Father, something‘ more tangible than mere words, and when you are tired and feel like sitting down to enjoy a good pipeful of Master Mason. sit down on one these chairs and amidst the mazes of curling rings you may. perch- ance. see the donors, and breathe :1 little prayer for us.

Signed on behalf oi the Society. (P. W. McGee‘. Frank Flood‘. Os- weld Kplly; John Mcquald: Em- mett Gorman; Joseph Kelly; Eph. MoQuaid; Mark Curlsy; Syl. Mon- Blfhﬂli M. A. Smith.

Keilys Croae. Jan. 16th. i928

80ft rubber sockets prevent 478i]- dlea lalllrg out of ft new caurllc atlck.

Nat Shilkret and The Victor Orchestra Jim Miller-Charlie Farrell

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_ Fox Trot Victor Kftlﬂi and Phlldliman 2lll4 ‘ and their Orchestra

Frank Crumit

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Fox ’l'rot Duet with guitar

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Jesse Crawford Paul Wllltcmnnﬁs Concert Orcheotrg

For Trot Vocal

Organ instrumental

(Jomic Black-face Dialogue George Le Maire and Rex Van

My Blue Heaven’

Geno Austin Paul Whltoman and Illa Orcheetn Jesse Crawford Victor Salon Group

Duet n05‘. u

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For Trot Organ Instrumental

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Victor lhlking Machine Co.

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