(MN

bmehed s the blue-rilisoli honda an-in Atlantic'

gl l|'ilJOLiliCOl1'ilh\,

Cunard

lines. wi& the

listing fnahaialiy.

Work is

hi u

and

.__ ...... hom the

eoncom

iiiantr: fleets and goodwill, in-

°°U\D\11¥ Hamel and f1:gs

IPl>1ied to the North Atlantic an announcement todq gd,

""‘°|‘frAsre_nt

hill

Regain North At- lantic Blue Ribbon Honors.

tedl&itahWritd| GIll'lhB‘slpecIal

waters with Germ

-; ig E il

with

lun. dev.

I 2 i

train _

Tii.kes'Steps to

Nb. fi¢lt

and

. §3- itat-ii

3'- E§g§s§§

§5§F§a i2§§§§

Ita!

éi' silt

Zi iii;

ofthefinnswere

two companies the will acquire the Norm

ii age’ ii ii iiiii-ff

was

IIIIIVI TUIIDAY. February

llth. !or Prince Street-School Ice

-£5 tg .iiirigi i§’i‘i‘ §,.§,;;§ E Eggggggi EQ

.3 U. _

l BEITRAI. Billliiiiiil

if l§§l ist. IEEE

IIT-_A man ap-

lis Stipendiary

lerdsy morning ling indecent. lang- lnanded until to-

____

lisiti it

z 38?;

s ' lggg

Eli;

ll Trainer who dldate in Ward

o is a well d llrse em-

had two

in the City

he was chairman

Committee Hs

consisted of a ich was boautifimy-

e talk on Service

dents. The meet-

. “Station

vs.wo|.vss en V E CALLY

I ` .

§§§§ iiitgl gigs EE; :sa

eninginl-I derdirectio

sisudby wssthemost

tributions to the success of the prc- duction,

Following were the numbers of

the programme: Theme Song.

Orchestra.

Reading-Mrs. Henry.

Coma-nth' and mem, VACIAD 8010-Tifblllll TSGG.

Reading-Mrs. Robert Acorn.

dei

Mfjnm mwmla m instrumental mule-seen; ann. cenenu umm wensne was

_ _strong qxtenofasapossibiolllnktercf

”°'“”°°°'n£,A°§,°°°wm,’ -vecu sole-"nngn neun"-mn wa-_

N. D. Mclean.

Reading-Miss Ruby McDougall.

Vocal Bolo-Miss Doris Tait.

AXIISBID LITERARY SOCI-

n,_agi1?_ ning’ B cmd moment Events-ser. s. ss. Deng.

°“°°"”‘ 'nt W. °“~ “‘ sob-un. wniani semen.

"°' °°'°°°' ‘ m’°;“..°.'..°i..;'.':.."‘z.°.‘.‘:‘.f‘..°‘.::'.. v-1 »»»-w-- - D- ---=~

*U y"w_d.y_ ML Bmwmau °n‘ (eso0rt»dbyM:issEileenYoungand

the question of "Managed Currency" Mm' vm” H°"t°'

and evoked s Lively discussion. om enum" smbamw cm* 'wh 'H »~f°1°1»-M 1° by W- ;’7’..12°‘»a...“.‘.1‘“.5.’.‘§`..§’“.-f>‘.'i'§’."..r.."£Z

WE” C. H. B. Longworth, Chairman of da calvin' Munn, cowm' md

w mml lxlaéd ailtduslcveml ram- Jam’ “wind his demand that martial law U0 G - 9'°0Y1¢ .Un .Heal @6204 to curb the Hot .

dedd¢q9.“i‘:it¢,‘n&'m:t: °‘ m' ua' W' sh" '"1' P"‘”"°d bilge; ‘silo-hare. J. A. Inwson. P“'m°"‘ 7-*Wim

vm mvsiq liens-"_ ,, *"5* '°'°°f"’“”°""`°4i“'“°" veen sein-e.u.cna.s.uar1e. “WU” WW !°*°"'-N W4

by Gund dd by l&soKe:l;";e."l;re`lvi;4.¢nt=\;>l§¢l?6.3=>’¢U¥- D,m__m.a Quan” md m_‘_°_ T they were unarmed in

MW” 'ad ~ Johmm -police demonstrations 'hiss-

'?" _sh bg my; hm||h;1W4day,whenl0wenfatallywotmdsd

(Tavern ngiueaee an cs-nsouc oou-coin! C’-W 1...¢n¢“§“mfi XJ.. uw. wut.. bv swim. but mme to net, he ' "°°"-'H1°f'l“il="°°\‘1¥“°°°“”¥°‘w\eehumereuspresenta¢ien erwithums.weane|s_sy.

“ in °ff°°¢ “DN Jah- 1. the @\l1°1i¢ 0°u¢¥\\i° Clllb "°°¥ currenzevents hyMr.A.M. Douglas. Dalad.ier’s withdrawal satisfied

accounts I \fW'5°°° *ff W' Mr. Charles Earls was oompelledtc them, and last night’s widespread

wi¢bTb°mesl*=iws.reeurntotnestqeisr.. unesin surnames ievexved ounnumlna 1° the mpfmsewmsistmtsnplsuu. ansheedmme

The members of the "Modernistio

Society" were Mrs. William Warren.

IIIH Mary Martin. A Mrs. J. A. ®£ncNlil’. Mill Rub!

Mscbougsll Miss Alice Partridge

v . ~ by J, J. uuhtiser, and Mrs. N. D. Maclean. ltr. Stu- 'em og pmgulu art Dickson was the announcer.

'l'hsacoornpanistswer'eProf Roy

W .

h me mmm' of me Kendall, Miss Thelma Burns, Mrs.

J. A. MIANIU.

'di' 3°"-Bililhl. financiall mum” Anthem' The play was presented under the

il1theHouseofCvmmomthst lineshadreachedan sg;-eg. withthe'Dcllury.

ansdvsnsenct caooedlng £3

(currently dont $15,000

*W sarees upon by me

for

-" Prom

1** "Me than eiscomo wr.-

’f°rW°rkinseapuuw1nse Ndbvtbs 'li-euury.

'1t§r¢¢smed cyan pam”

. the

cardinal wmplny

under British

" “"1-’l°n was mass that

i°be

Billions

Ulmtrsctigg

-1980. and

»°00wes expgn

E”"J'uciion wg. minded 0 4 Year

} _

*3fk0ur ‘incur

wnanung~~~ °:--

the Treasury, announ-

¢h0°°||\P|°\|0h0!|.be- l~lle~\cl-lleaivtal

llreeme Principle that ig,

ilihvdiaoed il

IN.

s I8 A 2* 5 E

llhls

- car

r .< ,-;

~ A

'RS lift

,`§ie .. ill 355 “i 3; icliititiiifi §?;;.2;§'t§i§E§ii is E

2 2 §

if' .gg ig, if

DANDRUFF

TEAMIB-Mr. A. York City. lmV° terday enroute to the steamer “Sol-

insuranm company.

ty by Captain Bolhsug" has It Bcllris since

le"to leave up in the Om with

been

g the

Mr. Knouth ion pictures the steamer e ice

5 w 8 E

arlyle Web- ,iect UW!-

iigtti §§5 _S isis; . niiiis

9 B R F8 § B1

.. iieifiiiil-iiiilii gnligf §..;§rE=°§=§.§-it-§‘i,ile.

E. .ifigfgii-iii;-gg. ‘eitiiiileiiii-§§°;s§r§ 1. eigiitgré-;i§8r§i;§§;§one-s=§;e§;§ retort;.cisili;..;t..§;i;i§i§§§.;;§.i

¢0\ll'lCI

iii

auspices of the l.Adios' Aid io the Y. M. C. A.

Death Claims _ Russ Woolner

I'AlR.Fll:LD, California, January

»~.!'bilowing several weeks' illneu lsr. Edwin Russel Woolner, I3, one of the most popular residents cl

Suisun vsheimpisledumvsg at hh home near ield mas-ning It 6.30 o'clock.

Funeral services will he held

Monday afternoon at 2 o'cloek nom

V ` annssss on covasos'-at the w. o. Hansen funeral heme in

mn; include ssaasenuien h nm, ,muy mmm; nz nn susan, and interment vm in in

,MF °° '°“”°’ ""° ws iserrs cum Yu Man many the runny plee in me neexvuie ’ .,“”,,,,,,, °°' 3°" onus me as ann-nnn. ans has wneferv.

Egg .soar . ,nm_anotherl;:p¢-guru,

se4~_

».d..tPe1:t:°““ 'P' ‘NP stint- seeming *lilly-srmounesd pun Q" “wi mmm ans

Deceased, known to sooms of

friends as Russ Wcolner, had been suffering from rheumatism and double pneumonia for the plat six weekslidorethsn aweek sgohis physicians abandoned hope for his recova-y, but Wcolner put up a valiant battle and several days ago showed signs of improvement su!~ ficient to revive hopes that he might recover,

Early this morning however. he

tookasudden turnfcrthsworsc and passed away at 030 o'oloek with members of his immediate family at his bedside. .Wcolnar was born August 22, 1870 on the old Woolner ranch in Suisun valley that is known today as the Mortensen ranch, He had lived his entire life in the valley and has scam of friends ii'u~oug1.- out this section of Solano county whole sympathy is extended to the bereaved family.

Woolner was the

Ban. F. Woolner Wociner of liiisun

of age and survives son.

On October S, lUd deoeald wars

united in marrlsp to llies llnnia. Marshall of Suisun valley. From this union three children were born all of whom survive. They are two sons and s daushter. Herbert Woolnsr, Marshall Woolf-.er and Mia lrrwt lookie, all residents of this community. The widow, Irs- lfuighle N-"W0°ll1el'. and one ho-

. .lan . Woolner. an stan-sq

of Oakland. also slnvive,

Woolmer was a samba: af Sullal

104|! No. 7| P, for the

stir iii

F its

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°“STAll0ll lilll” .........

umnfm ;;:.-e,.-,;;,fN|uv£n aim,

A very large crowd pstronisad the

-_ "“|° In l _ weu-laden tables :er several neun.

ll.A.A.llNN'lSllY-'I‘hsat- Thesuppq-wsssponsored bythe

. amnmuevnreasenualreeeesi zsawaieaessoeasnlohrist.

__; ""' toiheeieetionca.rdofMr.As. ian0huroh.

', _ lo|memey.\n-.Hennsaseyh

Ill

s E S

I I i 3

(Continued man Plte I

'"it Sr f £53 itil? to-l@§fiil‘ §.i;;g.g r,t5§ igtglg §l‘ §a?5§$§ Eggfg

la-Pn-its Avaliable

A deesn famer stamina

availsblsforposisinthe

inet.asucoelscrtothato(ld Dsi.adiu-wbiehwsswrechsdmthe rochoflllvidmgrowingoutof

igs

grin till? 5 tl

JuleaStoegandAl-

lmiies.

l§§§§§§§§§§. Elgiitiglii

5 § -_ i.- ..§..§§ till

understood, meanwhile,

demaudodthedis-

and i-be

BREMER PAYS

(U@f-killed IN!! Pile I)

These stipulated in s specified

so auto-

cre en-

§§§i§lii

` 5' _S Ellie; §§?i5 a§§

l‘elluws0rdera

iiiiiiiiiigiiiiiiriiiéiéiii itliiilfirilliicngeii Egéé “ggi §§.*§§§;g§; E55 id gfriéiiii is tilt?

ence took the

the contact sspied four

rom an automo- aignsl for Magee

y on the is automo-

a note sign- , the victim’s the arrange-

or the release

P011!

deout to treat

rs to Nippert were

envelope containing three

notes slipped under his door the nisht cf Jan. 30 when a milk bottle :Ill h“!'|°4 !hl'°i-'ah the front door

al.

lefms io Confirm Report

Nippert himself refused to

the report. which came unidentified member of Bremer had been pain-

ured from the blows of pis-

ielded by the kidnappers invaded his automobile ing him en route to the

lpperts instruction were vealed. He was blindfold- cetinl the kidnlppers by

Pfearrabgements, and taken on a night automobile ride of about five hom before me mdeout was reached.

With the ransom went a note

Bom Adolf Bremer. wealthy hnw- er and father of the victim. Xt

iiéiiiifili”

§ 0 . {¢2 502. Q ~ai§:§i§;§:§§ iii §§§i§§r§§e. 1 3 i' §§§5§‘5i§ 3 ' Eziggggig

i i ti E iii' :gras tail

ARDIAN

2 i

local lad whawas tsksninto em.. My recently charged with several misdemeanors will bs escorted io Halifax today, where he will be placed in the reform school.

BUCOISIPUL SUPP!!-A

suooeaaful chicken salad mm was held last evening in the Cen- trsi Christian Sunday School room.

l*WARl'.DL’l'I3l;ll CANDIDATE-

. . . , ntlrprigiyu loggl

merchant, who hs: been a member of the City Council for Ward Three

Had Withli, f -~ 1~ m :'°°....,:'.'..."‘° “°"..:.°’.°.r°‘#.:.°..'f.;° ..“‘.:..“°:.°°.;*’°‘f2‘........"‘;°'m $3 ’f<?f"f3'-'-'='»-=1"“°-"~”»~‘f"=>-”"» ue appears the mm ' _ _ who was chairman. of the Market

. town for some time. ments, cammma lm mm l\\l-Nl-

h_§B°'U°’“1“B°¢' 'rnenivsminnentteesznsrcrn caan-maxmeatusiceeiuesp-,,, “mm .""°”‘.”?'*"‘ 0°°\‘»°sfisls\»d vit-hstlwfish

ur °°°u”“°d 1°’ of a play. in which was presented a aeities or these former leaders as Q-NWS," fmt? l’°""“"`~‘°¥ '“° cf strength and wheat more than `. R00: has already nd,” prog;-smrne, sponsored!!! Y-bl follows: , c;edc the ol- M mu lb ‘mmm “muh xdnawx °f °°“r*t" “Modomistic Society." Under any AM" 'rgqggq ug ,vggph pgui. °m°“., 9392;: ° ' °" m BDNUIIUVO M7114! \'¢°°WNd with me wud mdfnlglvlllfli circumstances the numbers given 3mmu,_ gud” mum; gm-|-1°; md” ‘im 9" '

¢¢fY would havemore than satisfiedsg4u°.m,n;Pkn,._¢“mm”“mn “mal ‘saw Prenehfrancs and sterling

my _*I* hh.) If-32° concert audience, but are element md Jwph cum” mmm. 0! me wm'e"NN§“-’I'h° Nm", mgnsr, me latin- being queue if . carmms'rs-at °|§¢u‘2£l:?n‘:l'°el:i°dq“rg|:°:f£.%I Wm hm- “WWI 10"” 3”’ Bridge or .Dax "iw" u' io the election rangements, made additional con- um' um Mgmm “mama”

Xl'

meme have me oonu-set, lso;u‘, first. Mrs. 5. G. Pcppin; Ladies second. Ma. D. J. Reilly; Gentle- men's first, Mr. Allan Oooh; Gent;emen‘s second , Rav. Ehrl Dalton: Oonsolstim. Miss Agnes Moi!-se. Auction Bridge: Ladies first. Misa Blanche Conway: ladies lownd. Miss Dorothy HacAlaar; Gent-lemelfs first, Rev. 1'. 0'i!an- ley; Gentiemenh second, Mr. Bic Robin; Consolation. Min Lappin.

AL'.l'll.A'l‘ION8 'I0 CIIUIGI -

Some alterations are being made to the interior of the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer which will en- able the choir to be seated at the rearofthechurchinetesdofati-he front as has

fore.

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Hsnnnsey

' PIISONALS

E8! elif iii fig? 533%

Mr. Freddie Thompson, formerly

of Conway, now in Hartford, Conn., U.8.A., has returned to his home be- ingcslled totnelslandowing tohis sisters death and funeral.

U. S. Postmaster

To Be Questioned

(A. P. by Gnnsdiasfs Special Wire)

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-The

name of former United States Postmaster General James P. Brown was linked with talk of criminal prosecution in connection with airnmil contre/cts for the first time today when Chairman Hugo Black of the senate investigating Committee told the Senate, Brown would be called to testify only if he would waive immunity to such prosecution

In answer to I. charge by Senator Sirreon D. Peas, Ohio Republican. thst the committee was "unfair" in failing to call Brown to the stand. Black said the former mail chief wouidappesrstsny time lfhe would waive immunity,

The committee today heard ies-

timcny that Browns partner in stocks deals lot out rates from a steamship company Lx a trip to Europe, that one of Browns assist- ant's went to Europa without charge. and that post office depart- ment flooring specifications were put in such form that the company represented by tl.s stock account

partner was bound to get the bus~ HCSL

Man. Legislature In Session

(C. P. by G\sard|nn's Special Wirel wnmu1m,n.~u. s-romp and

pageantry heralded the opening of the second session o. Msnitobds Nth Legislature today. Siiglily improved conditions were noted in the speech from the 'lhrona read by Bon. J. D. McGregor, Lieuten- sntilovsrnm-. The Speech also forecast forthcoming legislation.

legislation in be brought down,

the Speech said, will affect the Companies Act, tba public utility 0oard's jurisdiction over milk, the County Coin-ta and Surrogate Courts Acts, the succession dutis, tllzearaal llwerty and wwe health

The Throne Spend: bolted great-

sotivi mining

sstriaa and some

cos

iii? igiii .Ei

Call at liila’s lissiasrast

- For

DINNER. SUPPER or LUNCH

l !. I l li I.

Ill NEVIYURK STUCK MARKET

(sy Jsanhcealéy A-seisiea rn-rinnnhfvvnm

(A. P. ly Glasdialk Special Wire) NEW YORK, feb. I-llarbets

strengthened today after they had absorbed a carry-ova' of yester- day's selling. Stocks rallied vigor- ously in the last hour and al- though there were some declines left at the close the net change fortheawaragos_was halfspoint

thmugha

as a " riiiiiisi §€;€;;;.;ii §§§§=i§§ clit 2 §§§s§;§s

stocks. Ibrelgn exchange dealings

czsmi minus Aff R Ally __ 0

crews rim ..-»..

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___ Mo. .1400 ""'*“’S-“-°-T' ,

‘ll iigl gli! `§§E Egg: Eel tif!

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tion . . . every extract . . . immediately recognised. We're prescription specialists . . . maintaining a high standard of excellence. It PAYS to PATRONIZE our PRE- SCRIPTION DEPARTMENT!

OUR. PRICES ARE REASONABLE

l\l.l

| WHAT A '

m ___ ,

-ro asrosrs msnrurwn-A DIFFERENCE’

But to our trained pharmacists e v e r y drug . . . every solu-

every compound is

IRONIZED PINKKAHB

YBABT COMPOUND

Kc 011|!

u _

$1.85 SID $1-50 Bile I -KEXALL LEMONKIBT

BBONCHLAL TOILET SOAP BYRUP A Clltl 89|: F01'

190

BABY! KLENZO OWN TOUIB PAST*

TABLET! Large Tube Olly Olaly I0 (lc

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HEPATIC A

S00'l"l'S EMULSION Large

700 Silo AL

pm- _ Silo ssc 9*

EEXALL MILK 0l‘

MAGNILSIA CREAM 18 Ol. Bottle |4110 'libs

LAVZNDIB SIIAVING

When the market reversed itsalf. several stocks appeared to be en-, jeying strong mouse:-ship. U. S. Smelting soared half s. doses point-s| and closed near the high. American Can was another favorite, up more than two, while Allied Chemical gained 3%. Union Pacific, whose directors voted a regular dividmd was up as much. American Smelt- ing. Du Pont, I-lows Sound, Mout-

coders

“use iii; §@i§§i‘~"§ itiiliitfgi -ir-iéclliij

>E8;ie5 ' gggiggigiig igiégaisiééggg E si »,-,155 = - s=\-E~:_ 5 ignites? iiliiilsieirls

Ward and U S Pipe were

. &1gars came forward of_ths Pnaidmti mel-

advccated that the

a basic commodity

placing it on the free Steel, General Motus.

and New York Cen-

Utilities

have foam

French bonds

Bank of France 200.000.000 frsnm in week ended Feb. 2, heaviest drain got Jumped its discount percent fran 2%. This ed ss s ocnvon

with s view tp money market attractive to f timsts effect

remains to

h of r

of Commerce esumated last mcntirs output for all companies. including lord, at 155.000 units, a 'Ia percent Jump over December and a 16 percent increase over last year.

This week's federal reserve

statements show a reduction of about 0.000.000 in total discounts and s shrinkage of open market bill purchases. The system dropped its “gold held abroad item" which is now included in the figures on monetary sold stocks of the United States.

Brokers loans were up $8,000,000, a modest apireeiation in view of speculative activity diving the per- iod oovered. New York member banks loans for “own account" were up $10,000,000, but those "for

ascimt of others" dropped 31000,.

Loans and investments of local

member banks decreased 822.000,- 000 net. Holdings of other than U. B. Government securities were Off though the aggre- gate portfolio of federal issues was UD 304,000,000. Commercial loans Bagged 827.000.4100 and accommo- dations on securities, dipped s19_- 000,(l)0.

What Stools Did

Thar. Wed.

Advanced ... . . . . .... 429 lil Declines .... .. 211 700 'Unchsnged .......... do 73 Total issues 066 024

ILLEGAL HUNTING

(C- P. By Gaard.iass'a Special Wire) DALHOUSIE. N. B.. Heb. c-ln- VUK-illtions into illegal hunting as S [Hull Oi’ i-he &l1!\ 0! Alphongg BIVUY. who was noun to death while in the woods lan month, has resulted in information against ten persons, who will appear here to- lmmw on charles cf killing deer Wt of aenon.

A' same warden found flvs hind

azrrters and two fore quarts; of

in the woods back of Bal-

moral.

Cattle Export Is Limited

(C. P. ly Ghrdhafs Special Wire) GITAWA. hb. 0.-Canadian ex-

cl eadis to United K-lllsdom

will he limited to $0.00 for

th period hlruary to

Stevens, Kfnkter

ii-;§ll *§.E ES” ii; it

l'0li.i!ll\¢\hl

880 Sic 54°

Ml ll ANTISEPTIS Cleansing and Deodorsnd 16 01. Bottle 79:

NOXZI-IMA SKIN CREAM Large Jar

RQSS- Drug-U ui i€<5|.

IN MEMORIAM

DRB. JOSEPH MCCAII

Apallofgioomwsacaet over

Iona and surrounding districts by the psming away on Jan. 13th of Hrs. Joseph McCabe, at the com- paratively oarly age of sixty four years.

The deceased. who was tahn ill

a yeas- ago and underwent

in that space of

whim God

upon her with

ience and whole- tion to His Holy in His kindness and d her of her suffer- the morning of th]

date He called

a.i body and

well spent

Barn in Greenfield, her maiden

hams being Annie Cairns, she re- ceived her education st Prince of Wales College and on .the

pietion of her studies, there spent several years teaching various- parts of the province. her marriage she took up her resi- dence st Ions when she passed the xunainlng years of her life.

Her' loss will be felt both at home

and in the community. A faithful wife and a loving mother. her in- fluence was always for good and the example which die set, one of Uhriltiln piety. while her manY actsofcharityandkindnessinthe houroftrialwonforherthe es- teem and affection of a large num- ber of people; a fact attested to by the number of Mass Cards, Spirit- ual Bouquets, letters of sympathy. etc., received by her family from far and wide.

During her illness she was aff

tended by her pastor, rev. Fr. Mc~ Osrthy, who administered to her the last rite.; of the Raman Catho-

H s r E :ga §§i§i§i§§§§§§

§é;aF.§ EE; gi

955;

lic Church and was also present it console and strengthen her in her dying moments. V

Left to mourn hex-_loss are had

husband and three daughters via.; Mary,” at home; Mrs, John Creams: Bouris, Mm. Dennis Rooney, Cherry Valley, also thlte brothers, John and William of Greenfield. Arn- bmse of Portland, Me.. and one sister, Janie of Greenfield. " ~

Her funeral, which despite lu-

almoet impaassble state of dis roads was largely attended. took place tn St. Michaels Churoh, Iona, where Requiem High Msae was celebrated by her nephew, Raw. Wm McCabe, of Sturgeon, who also conducted the services at the grave, Also present in the nnd~ uary were. Fr. Joseph Rooney, Pr. Michael Rooney, Fr. Charles llo- Carthy and Fr. P. D. MoGuisal\. The pall-bearers were: John Coa- nolly, Joseph Mooney, Josepl Roche, John Rooney, Joseph Grid# fin and Peter McKenna.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

.."l'|sIl cnlnmla is reserved &

have of local Iateren but advc

cf A newly suture may he inserted I eerie a word strictly payable il advance,

_'CARNIVAL MONTAGUI.

Wednesday, February 14th Mule by Montague Legion Band. Admin sion 256. L-M(

,,’ll0CKlIY, MONTAGUE, Mui.

day, February 12. Mount Herbert Maroons vs. Jap-a.-Lacs. Jap-a-Lad Sisters ve, Midgets. Skating after games. L-388

Driver (lo guest rider-"l'hat'a

an attractive village we're coming to, wL\n't il?"

` -TUR

stdione in a limited nrnnbef of

” wmeh will anne yea the mn

J. LESTER

' Plume 938

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0,(

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