_ `N`0VE1f1BER 24.1916.. _ /'Q 1 'rr-IE cnsnrorrtrrowu cusimisn ' g _ 0 g ___ gg

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lf you can’t_get_ back to the old

j home for Christmas a new photo .

graph will come nearest to taking ‘ your place:-will bring cheer to _ homevkeeping hearts. Make the

appointment today at

,oi. Ziov 17:11 at tho home or Mrs

S. Mclntyre with a large attendance 29 members and '.l visitors pres

This At a pervlous moétlng s commit - tus was appointed to visit the school und 1011500- N°V°111b€‘1' 5~ f1`0111 HON"-

s report on conditions mort-_ 'rue in 1111111 11116 D1‘°1>s1>1Y was Westbound- Img "

splendld`l1rogram of songs. ao'.1re;.s~ terior of the school was found irly The Ll°Yd9 1'°D°1‘Y WYE'-“The 13111011 essos, and readings were rendered, S0USf80i01'Y blll tho Srolmdh wer ' I the men of the district were present, need oi general repair. The and they eongrtitulated the members tute decided at this meeting to _ou the splendid work the institute chase “Home Management" a

of th<Llba o!H 'E c

"Ti nlized. A hearty vote of thanks

Y* -“““\\§/1711 mooring win no new rt Mrs. N

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representative in Montague.

The regular meeting ofthe Annan Women's Institute was

of members and visitors. meeting was a social one. All members had their knitting, and

has dono towards repairing school and in Patriotic work. cheon was served.a.l\d $2.80 was

tendered the hostess. The

McN’ellL’s on 29th Dec.

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.GERMANS REPULSEU

(Special to the Guardian)

LGNDON Nov 22- Unsucce

, _ ssiul

attempts by a German coluimn on

the

following which the (lerrnaiis v

driven away with heavy losses

British relief force, are announce i

an official statement here today.

statement reads: The enemy.

hundred strong, with three guns. eight machine guns attacked a small British post at Lupembe. The garri~ son repulsed the assaults inflicting heavy losses. Later, two British

col-

umns closed in on Lupembo and the

..°l‘l’ PAYS tobuyln thls1‘rovince.~ ..°MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Gus:

dian agent for Annandale and vicinity.

..°T. GCRDON IVE! ld Guardian _.__ _

..*Nsw ANNAN \Ns1'|'ru1'E. _-"rh'e' regular meeting or the M

New Leaf Women-S Institute ww hem at in the Atlantic Ocean ot! the coast

hem the homo of Mrs_ Leighton Mill y y _ 1', Sherbrooke on Nov. 16. There Juli CUC Of dw DOUIZI' Ina f

the 8 1' Y ome con 1 Um and study it at the wmtef meetings Am drifting before the wind with nu

ro- of the =Institu-te-. A report was given‘l’0M9'-` ' L V ,_ wus by the Secrrtury of the Young Peo-` “The Ryndam signalled that she

nex. 1 ples Cluh which the institute has was coming at full speed , und sent a - _ J, la-‘.ely organized and which now iiasiwireless to the American steamer ,_ J-,` - _ _ .»;-_-ff ' ____ ______:;_f__f_____i-

1 menlbership c-I 53. During the Rockingham to D,-.weed to me as. ` " _'W ’ "”""_` "

past month 16 pairs oi socks and 5 sistance of the Manga Revo, the er received a message from the Rock- pnirs ol mltttais were knit for the-'Rockingham being nearer. ingllam saying she could not llnil §~oldlei~.i, and thu members are now “The Rockingham steamed direct nnyithlng ol the Manga Iteva, and resuming their lied Cross Sewing. ‘toward the spot, where the Manga both the llyndam and the l`luckini;- next meeting will be in the form 'fi Revo was supposed to he and should ham proceeded on their voyages '1‘lis_

‘N ii social evening at Mrs. Hopgood have been near her at two o'cinck Rockingham, before departing, sent u

Rayner; on Dec. 14. Monday afternoon. The Ryndani lat- wireless saying a French axuilary

1 Fine Granulation `

Bu our sugar in these neat 2 or 5-lhisrtons, which you can place

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

eMAp|_E|_EAF |N5~|-|-|-U1~E_ ,__ LONDON, NOV. 22.-The Allltrilranl

awe bar0ue_Manga Revs was in distress

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direetl on our pantry shelves. I ` §

lgawd of France and possibly may have were been lost, according to it despatch to

~ Llo ds from Falmouth The harquo

'elféé wasy last reported as` arriving at out the Bug” ‘B you 'wed it*

fu ~ B ;,, steamer Ryndam reports taht she re~ 1u,,t,_ ceived an 'S. 0. SX slgnnll Sunday in pm. latitude 47 north, longtitude 14 west 500,; from the American ship Manga Reva i micsfsaying 'Come as quickly as possible

comes also in 10 and 20-lb bags for house- wives who like tobuy in largerquantitiel

" 2 and 5-lb Cartons 3

V "The All-Purpose Sugar 10 and 20-lb Bags 1

lcruiser was looking for the Manga. V Revs."

The Manga Revs is a four masteil

bark of 2,212 tons. She was built ln

1 05 and is owned by

Glasgow in 9 the Manga. Revo Company ot New York.

British post in Germ-au East Africa, ,V

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-TIME TABLE 1N EFFECT OCTOBER 2nd. 1916. Trains Outward, Read Down. ` Trains Inward R d U P.M. AM. AM. Atlantic Standard Time. AM. 3.46 11.50 7.85 Dop. Charlottetown Arr. 11.40 500 1.1.8 8.80 Hunter River 10.86

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