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lU AM i926 SARAGE lARAGE IlOflS t Gas as: RlAI. Was 11] Since “Us. IIU. “I LU" go'lilt'l' unexpected, as a great quick to the whole community. oc- .-urreol about half past live o’clock ”n tllirislmas Eve. when Mrs. (Ben) ,l. E. Peters. wife of the pastor of m.- Qm-o-n Street i'nitell Church. ‘.;._.-.-ml away following an illness of ulmllt six weeks from paralysis. \li-s. l’o-lers was first taken ill on the Hill. of November when she lost lu-i- speech and, on her physician {wing called in she was ordered to mil from which she never arose. For the lirst two or three weeks there mu some. hope. that she might re- mm-r. but during the first week in ih't'elllilt'l' slm hecamo unconscious ;tllit \V'itil tilt‘ l'Xt’Olltinll (if twini' --vâ€"‘ c.. IM-i°enili6-i' sho became unconscious and with the exception of brief wells remained in this condition until sho passed away. The late Mrs. Peters was born at. Newport. Nova Scotia, in 1862. and was a daughter of the, late Mr. John .\llis0n. in later years homestead inspertor for Manitoba. Her maiden name was Edith Ada Allison. Mrs. l'eters was a niece of Dr. David .\llisnn. for many years president ..I' the Mount Allison (New Bruns- wn-k l'uiversit)‘. She, was educat- ml in the 'l'rurn. Nova Scotia, sehools. and at the. age of sixteen wars was graduated from the, Nor- l'nal sehool with a Grade C. diploma. She afterwards taught. for four years in Duteh village. near Halifax. and subsequently wa- on the statT of the. llirhmond street and Aliiro street schnols in the latter rity. for nine years .\ rlewr. industrious student. and a born eduratiunalist. Mrs. Peters t't'i‘elei the appoin-ment of Lady l’riuripal ut' the Methoi’ttst tlullegn at. St. John's Newfoundland, a posi- tion she held until about. the year it” '. lu this latter pnsltinu Mrs. _V_-â€"â€"-v VI I‘Uvumner From Paralysis and Though She Rallied on Several Occasions, Ber Condition was Always Regarded as Serious. Interment to Be Made in St. John’s. Rawfmmm.“ Cemetery. \ dram which mil :szwl lbwluuum. In l‘JHTiN. \Viiwu. "‘l!‘ f ‘ Hw- m-xuniu- i will ho-hl ~‘v\n-l'~ .‘c'~ ~i?«‘l'v‘~'\l'llH‘\'. Sllll't' l'Hlllâ€" ' .~ lwnxm-w- lhw)’ hmw how” 1 tr! Sh. I'I'xvhl, umu' Hull. :tl lbw-Hun. lhuull'urll. Hurâ€" '15:" Il'u'lmm. l"'llllllf.." hul'v v. >." ! I». ICU}. “lu'm- HIM‘ hmw \\Hll; «my... [Hut unlx' nl' lhwlr umu -rl‘u u. “'1' HI' lhw \\hnh~ I'Hlll“ M» {Mr llu-H' inlwrml ill ”l" .21“! .-t'rrnuml:ur.: lvrrilunLV. Held Many Offices .. m~l;u'l". ‘.‘.ll"l'o* Hl"_\'i . «In. ll. lilll'i<lin, l n l , | r l l’. ‘. 'l':'u~'lo-.‘s 41. llruuuu. .l. llilâ€" N. H. lillll-lZâ€"llEY HERE ; NEW YEAR’S DAY: _-â€"â€"â€"-â€"-...,r._A_â€".â€" ‘ I Hanover and Durham Seniors Play in Durham Rink Saturdz.y.- Jun-E ior Game Scheduled for Jan. 5. ' . , . “ . I 1,, .\l. >lo-umvhvr \les :u llnumwr‘ “1:”:th 2H «wuwuur I'nr this ch<lrlrl \I: ‘. l’t'll‘l" \\:lr~' :ll\‘.:l}‘s :1 \HH'kl‘l'm H \'m HI! III I up n ' u. ' " .‘...'o' ~ w:r\ vhmrh\\|lh\\hu'hshv\\:l.~'"!1 ' ‘ ‘ “” """‘- l-n- phuuu: :n-hmlulv. Huumwr, ~I~~;.rlml, lull lhw cllll llHl prom-uh l \\'n|l;wrllm. lihvsluy and llurhnm, "nu lwiu; ‘ulwwwlml in 11mm . . .A ; I'llelll' ‘ \-.,- ,m, slum." l‘HlHllllllt' lhv chstru'l zuul lhv M'llo'-; ‘4' o‘ . ‘ \. . |, _ . . ‘ " l «lulu rull< lnr lho' lu'sl. gzuuv llvl'w nut vw'ulh, ~‘hn rnulol unl. lwrhzuw' II» .u'lnw A part {H sh“. \Vnuhl hm hm- \:I.~l, wxln-rh-uw' in lhv \. h-‘r .-\'wruli\'o' nhilily and lll‘l‘ l‘, mumswl “urn. :ll\\:l\'s in «it'- u-.l :mol \\l‘l‘o‘ l'rm-l)’ givvu. Al. linulinuwl on page 5} W l l l l l l \ Saturday night uvxt. New \Mur’s. : |.m'21| l'nns always gut a thrill“ who-n Hnumwr rmuvs tn lmxu and? a full rink will in all prnhahilily s.-.-‘ H..- ruulvsl. Un \\'nluo~54luy Hl' newli \w-uk lhu Huumr ' and Durham jun-3 iurs try runchmc‘ms on llurhum lro‘. i«‘nlln\\‘inj.: ls‘ ”ll‘ svhmlllll-Z Intermediate Jan. I llnmm-r at Durham. \\_'alkm'lnn at llllc'slvy. 3 Durham at Haumwr 7 Hannwr at, \ankurlnn l2 (Zhesh-y at Hanuwr l7 \Valkvrhm at. Durham l8 Hanowr at. (Illnsh‘y 2l (le09le at Walkvrtnu '35 Durham at. llhvsloy Walkortm: at Hanmvr '38 lllwsloy at Durham 31 Durham at \Valknrhm guagés and anthem“ ‘l'nivornif‘f. After h‘vm‘ wed “ l'nivPrsitY. guer ”'"u’ 33am; education mainly b At times he W0?k and odd jobS’ ll“n lumber commu- ,1 has Ms M "I vl't' was ll vhurm'tvr. mom than Hm m' ulw-ulinn. am! a horn Imulm Since been actively iolenti 1):! thw \an'ks 01' NW Plum" + a most hnlpful assistant. t sham! in his labors in NI livlds to which Inn has sim' signml. marriagn Mr. and Mr: above"! in No'xvfouncllmul f0 \z-zu's. [wing stutimyu! 3 Ann Hw Mc‘thom My in gL-uvr lsml was industrious studcnt. and ratinnalisi, Mrs. Pvtvrs '- appoin'mvnt of Lady 1' Hm MPHmmst (Inllvgn a NPanllmlliHNl, a posi- -id until about. Hm yval' |i'% ilet‘I' pnsltinn Mrs. uguishml imi-si-ll' as a mh'is‘nl' nf Hm lady al- Hin ('()”f‘,‘.'t' and lim' 'ill'- a Nowfmmdlmul, a porn- ‘ld until about. Hm yvar [is latte-1' [msltinn Mrs. nguishml non-svlf as a advisnr HI' Hm lady at- Hm ('nllvgo- and how our- ls on» of grout sucm‘ss .u‘u'l advancean for Hm HUI Hl'l'0\\' In lwcamo unoonscinus o-xmptinn of brim in “IN conditnrm 'l'. and Mrs. foumlland for stat mum! at “'0! Chu IM-lih' IllU’ m '. 0f the» ('h :qu wuman Hm m“- Imulm', l'hllH'h mm. to in Hu- 5' SUN“ GLENELG TOWNSHIP TO HAVE ELECTION Reeve Weir Returned by Acclama- tion, But Bight Are in the Field For Council. .Bgremont Council Gets; Acclamation Thf‘l'i' will lm an nlpctinn in (Elmi- o'll: nvxl. Monday and with (‘iglil running and four to he nli‘ctml it, will lw a rathi-i' hard malli-I' l0 pii-k llw winner until al'tm' the vulvs al'w munlml. At tlw Iinmina- linn «m. Manilay last. tlw slalllle la- lmi- qiwslinn was about the only thing: slisrussi-il. \Vith the PXCPp- linu Of T. .l. llrmlie and .l. MCKPCh- niv. all llmsu in Hm livld uxprnssml Hll'mSI‘IVOPS as favm'alilv l.” abolish- ing: slalulv ialmi- and atalling‘ llm wwci'nmvnl policy of wall smwi'in- lvnolvnl. This may all'i‘i‘l, HIP l‘ll'P- lion rmnlla in individual vasvs, lml llw llilllil<llllll‘lll nl' «'lalulv lalim' is assurml in “MM: for 1927 al lc-zisl. Ianli‘ming: is llw livkvl, Willi l'nm' Councillors to ho vlvl'lml: HN‘VH â€"\V. \Vl‘il' ’ill'l'L. linum'il -'l'. .l'. lli-mliv. .\l. Mark. J. )ll‘Kl'l'hllll‘, .l. Mrllii'l'. .l. .‘li'lii'alll. ll. lnliiiisun. (i. \Vllilmnro‘. 1:. \Vepâ€" plPI'. Ttwro will lw no nlvt'tifm in Emm- nmnl this war. 'l'lwl'w wvru tix'n numlnatwt fur Cnum'il. lmt )loissrs. Thomas fluid and .lamm Mark. the latte - u mumlwl' of last. ym‘n-‘s Cnun- vil. withdrew. lmwing tlu- wtmlv llmnwil in by acrlamatimn. llnl- sts'in l’nlicw Villagv 'l‘x'ustm-s wm'v also am-m'clml an acclamation. Fol- lowing aro tlm mumhvrs t'nr 1927: RN)\'Pâ€"-â€"-Nt!ll Calclvr. lbwputy llevvnâ€"WJ. A. l’vl'gusnn. tlmnu'il-â€"\V. H .lluntm'. E. llnhh, N. Wilson. - -‘nl REV. CHARLES H. HUESTIS Vancouver Minister, who has been appointed General Secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance, succeeding Rev. W. M. Rochester. Rev. Mr. Huestis has served the Alliance for the past 15 years, latterly having been Secretary for Alberta and British Columbia. ‘VlUlllluy a L "I v 5 pd the notice officialâ€"h at his late residence, 623 Papa awmgp. Toronto. of Warren L. Boynton. m his 56th year. ' Mr. Boynton was a reSIdent of his V1902 He was a barber by trade and was.marrled to Mar- garet Lauder of thus place. who sur- vxves. , was held Wednesday. I in Scarboro‘ Lawn Monday 3 No Election in Bgremont Toronto dajlieo oontain- DURHAM, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1926. TWO CASES HEARD AT GENERAL SESSIONS Adjourned Sittings Were Held Last Tuesday and Wednesday at Owen Sound. The adjourned sittings 0f the gen- eral sessions of the Peace and the County Court of the County of Grey were held at Owen Sound before Judge Sutherland, the presiding Judge. on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 21st and 22nd of Decemebr. The sitting had been adjourned from the usualhlate. the Nth of December. as Judge Sutherland had to take. the sittings on the 14th of December at Walkerton for the County of Bruce. There was no criminal bus- iness on the docket. There was one civil jury case, which by con- sent. was tried by the judge. with- out a jury. and one other non-jury case. The following cases were tried at the sittings: Proton vs. Aldcorn This was an action entered by the township of Proton against John Aldeorn. who was tax collector for the, township of Promo for the. year 1921, and mm had been tax collect- or for sexeral years before. The {Prporation claimed the sum of oil/15.38 helm.“ a balance of taxes col- lected for 19;“: and which it was t'tzltlllt'lt were not paid to the Treas- urer or to the Corporation. The 'l‘reasurer, Robert H. Armstrong. was added as a party defendant to the action. The action was tried on 'l‘uesday. December 21st and took up :ill of the afternoon. considerable evidence being; put in on both sides. and i'xâ€"tteeve and some Councillors being: called as witnesses. as well as the illerk. 'l‘reasurer and Tax lLollei'toi'. til 19;“; there was close. up to $-’i'.’.ttltt) taxi-s collected, and title Judge el'itieifled \'O|'}' severely the method of collecting.r the taxes that, had been in Vogue in the town“- iship for some years past. It. was admitted both by the Collector and the 'l'reasurer that there was owing to the wirpoi'ation the amount. ,elaimed. The collector contendingr ...â€"..._â€"..__ ABERDEEN W. I. , MET ON 17TH INST. Next Meeting Takes Place at Home of Miss Margaret McLean, Jan. 21. CELEBRATED THEIR SILVER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McClocklin Were Married Twenty-five Years. Ago Last Christmas Day. cm tlhristnms lmy. WM. 311'. and Mrs. Arthur McClucklin \wrr mar- riml hy tlw Ro-v. \Vra)’ R. Smith. Um rvrrnhm)’ taking [)larr in tlw resi- ch‘lll‘e 110W ownml by thr Durham l’uhlir schnul board at. tho rornm‘ of Lamhton and Albert. strvuts, but at that. timr nwnwl by Mrs. MCCIOCR- lin’s futhrr. tho latr Salnlwl Orchard. Tim anniwrsary was quibtly (-nlu- hmiml with only :1 i'vw (if “in mm)“- chain ri-latiws in for dinnvl'. 'l‘im neighhm's (if Mr. and Mrs. McClnck- lin did not. lvt th day pass without i'vi‘ognitinn. and pi‘vsmitml tho PSâ€" timzihlv couplv with a iwautiful bou- quvt. of rows. With neighbors and fi'iPndS. Thu Illimnivln joins in wish- ing hridv and groom “many happy returns. Mr. William Gray. hush foreman tor tho Durham Furniture Company at thoir timhor limit in Hastings County. was homo over the week- and to spend the holiday in town. Yostorday. the company shipped four teams of horses to the camp, whore they will be used jn hauling out. lumber when the sleighing com- mpncos. ~t Miss Theresa Welsh. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Welsh of Bent,- inck. underwent a minor operation at Durham Hospital on Wednesday of this week. Dr. D. B. Jamieson was the atending surgeon. \Vhio'h SHIPPED TEAMS T0 CAMP clontinm-d on 1mg MINOR OPERATION MRS. A $0" DEAD IN 82ND YEAR \\'u ro-gra'l. this \wag to I'vpm't tho Math 011 'I‘uvsday about mldmght, at her lmmv on Qum‘n Sh'cwt, of Mrs. Auclrvw Svntt. in Mr 821111 year. Her «lc-ath 111'0111'1'01] aftvr nah a short illness f01',111011g|1 she had 11131111 1111-- 1111: 8111011 Last March 51111 “as able 111 lm almul. 1111111'1111111-11Hy and it was not 111111] 11111151111115 night that sin “11111111111101! (1f 11 cold. VOL 1.1111111; mm 11111111 11111 next 11101111111; 111111100- 1111 \\1s all“! and <11“ Wok in hm hm 511111111). 1111!, “as able 111 1111 up again 1111 Munday. \VIH'II slm took “121'.“ 11111! lils‘sml away 1111 'l‘111-s1lay Had. Lived in Durham and Vicinity For Upwards of Sixty Years.â€"- Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon to Durham Cemetery. \\|1l'.~" night Mrs, SmII \ms Imrn ”H Um Island of TIan Scutlaml. in IRIS and «1mm Io Canada \\IIII hm' purvnts in 1849. the I'amih snltling at IW‘vlgus. llvm IIw mt‘ IIu-r IIIIII :IIth {lHl‘I' II“ II' :zm‘ix'ul am! Ihn Inthw, Hm late “1'. I :u Inltm Mt-Imnuhl. rumn up to lrlc'ne'Ig :mcI svtIImI m1 IIw 50001ch (mm-«cm >1th uf tlw Durham 'l‘he- lulu-ml is lwing lwlcl tum“?- rnw aftenmnn l'mm hm' laln I'vsiL llfl‘IH‘l‘ aml inlvl'l‘nvnl will lw mado in Durham wn'lvtvr)‘. ln tlm ah- 90mm of hp? paslm'. Rm: J. 1%. l’le‘s. himsvll‘ on his way tn anfmmdland with tho lmlly Hi' Mrs. l’vlc-rs. \Vlm climl on Christmas Ew. tho. funvral wrvicn will lw taken by the Rev. W. H. Smith of Knnx l'nitod church. With tho community. Thu (Jimm- iclv tondm‘s Miss Scott. and otlmg' rvlativos sympathy in their bm'naw- ment. CHRISTMAS wnA'rnng There have been a few years. but not many. in whieh the Christmas season has been so delightful. The weather was all that could he desir- ed. and certainly hotter than one. could hope for. Generally mild weather prevailed. and with a light covering of snow, there was good motoring and sleighing as well. With the New Year just. opening up in front of us, and the probabil- ities that the weather will be mild for some time. yet. the winter will seem considerably shortened if the mild spell laps over into January. At this time of year, however. almost anything may happen. and it is hardly safe to make. any prophesies. "WAX WE mu. CONTXNUE T0 FEW: Yov rows to THE 1 mam ot_o_ua AEMLJTV CHRONICLE LITTLE PEN-O-GRAMS awn \ mu. mm mm x mm. 4" mo 509mm my mo TRhOE In some may new. mu M AND mu, mus cm: WELFARE Q Locm. moswam‘. J. H. ROBINSON GOES TO TORONTO ‘MII. .L' H. Robinson. \\IIII has IIIIIIII iII IIIII IIIIiIIII of IIIII DeIIIIIIIInIIIII III HigImaxs IIIIIIII has I‘I‘N’I\Qd notifi- cation of his IIIIInsIeII III IIcIIIIquafl- ('II‘S in Toronto. HII IIIIIIIIS IOII his new position- IIIIout “IO middle 01 next \WIek. MII. Robinson has IIIIIIIIIII IIimsI II' II most popular IIiIizIIn \IIIiIII, IIIIIIII. He is a musician of no mIIIIII IIIIiIiIx plays IIIII [IiIIIIII IIIIII harp, and his SI‘I'HCIPS \xIIIIII IIIIIII II in IIIInIIIIIII IIIIII I'IIIIIIIy giw II. Last night at IIIII .\. Y. I’. A. I-IIIIIIIs Him. 500 iIIl\. III' \\"III(11 IIII “III II. IIIIIIIIIII I'. III‘I'SI'IIII‘II IIIIII \IiIII II MEIâ€" sIIIIiII I'IIIK. \ IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII- \I: IN MINI IIiVIIII. \\'H IIIIIIILIIIsIIIIIII. Bookkeeper for Local Highways Of- fice Given Bigger Position at the Headquarters in the Queen City. SPECIAL SERVICES AT BAPTIST CHURCH Nmt Sundax tlw pastm' “ill (mn- mc-nce m0 spries 0f senmons. wlzlw mui'niug smivs “ill 1w hasml m1 tlw 'ApostlI-s (Z'IIeed 'HIe suhâ€" jm'ls will 1w: 1. I BI‘IIL‘VP 2. I Believe in God 3. I Bvlievc in Jesus Christ. 4. I Boliovo in Virgin Birth :3: I 80“er in The AIOIIL‘HIPIIL. 6. I BUIIPVI' in The “I'SIII'I'I'CUOII. 7. I Bolivw in The Lord's Return. 8. I Beliow in Future Judgement. 9. I BPHM'II in Tim Holy (”1051. 10. I Believe in The Catholic Church 7 - .. . _ kill. 12. I Believe in The Future Life. Tho evening series will deal with character in “Bunyon‘s Pilgrim Pro- gross": 0n the question whether women should wear cotton stockings instead of silk to help the south. the eyes have iLâ€"Wichita Eagle. U H. (l Beliow in the Forgiwmcss of Sin HONOR FOR NOVA SCOTIAN W. D. Ross. who will succeed Hon. Harry Cockshutt as Lieutenant- Gowrnor of Ontario. He is a native of Cape Breton and has long been prominent in financial circles. ‘S'e'rnionsâ€"VBased 0:: Fundamentals of Christian Faith and Practical Christian Life. 1. EV any list .Pliable .Help .Worldy â€"\\ iseman .Goodwill .Passion Patience 8. Shining Ones at the Cross 9. Prudence 10. Hate Good 11. Giant Deepair 12. The Shepherds fIGO‘fi-W!€ . Taylor t_o Prea_ch _Serles_ 9f $2.00 a Year in Canada; $2.50 in U. 8. REEVE BELL RETURNED BY ACCLAMATION Eight in Field for Council, While Murdock and Macdonald Will Fight It Out for Inyoralty The. best crowd in a good many years was the \‘ordict of thoso who ought to know, and who oxnrosm‘d this opinion at. tho nomination meeting held last. Monday night in the town hall. livon at that. more Was room for a good many moro and it. is loo had that moro intorost is not takon in tho town‘s affairs by the gonoral pnhlir. From 7.30 to 8.30 tllt'rk \\'. ll. Vollot roroivod nmninations. and whon this timo was no it was found that. thoro woro throo nominations for mayor. throo l'or wow. and l? for tho oonnril. Sou-n soliool Unstoos woro also nonnnatolt. as won as ono hydro oomnnssionor. (’ioorgo Kross. who “out. in hy ar- rlaniation. At. nino o'rlook 'l‘nosday night, tho timo lunil t'or qualit'nng. it was found that .l. N. Murdock and W. Maoilonahl “two in tho runnim: for tho mayornlty. Homo Boll had hoon rotnrnml to tho roovoship by aoolznnation. and oig'ht hml qualified for tho Council. Fiw qualitlod t'or Sl'lllltll tt'ltstoos so. with all oh-rliml on for o\‘hl’}' position htlt t't‘oM‘. and tho High Srhool Extrusion quoslion thrown in for goocl Inonsnro. thoro will ho a morry timo at, tho polls horo next. Monday. i ' The Municipal Slate Fur Maym'w .l. N. Murdock and W. McDonald. For llm'\'0~â€"A. llvll. (m'cl. {houm'ilâ€"Jl'. llvndm-mn. .l. Ilum'y. U. S. Hunlvr. A. Ml'lllnvklill. ll. M0â€" Lnan. J. McQumm. MIN-rt. analv. Ar- nold Nnhlv. Solmnl Tl‘lls‘ll‘vsl .llH lw 4 lm lml‘--- II. Aljmu lh‘. I). If Janina-um. A. (i. Mcflomh. ll. “Inilmmu II. \\. Wil- son. EMPLOYEES RECEIVED CHRISTMAS CHEER Hydm Cumin-~43. Krvss. (am-l; Reviewed Year’s Business Ex-Mayor Mumlm‘k was tlw firs speakm' and uxm'ussmi his plc-amr at thv lwltm' Hum «In-ram. turn out 01‘ ratvpzuyvrs In lush-n In a «li.~ «'ussmn Hf 'l’mwl .UTail's. 'l'lw was your hm! hm“ a hzml nun fur 1h ()uunvil. lw said. will! “In hl'hlm' and rvmimng walls in “NW mmli tin”. and sun! ”ml 210 lnnl 1m! :I l" of linw lonkim: al'lc-I' Ilw “AV!!- lmsinc'ss. llv said that. lw Ilmuuh it. only l‘iflh'. that. (lmlm-illm-s .~‘um|« bu paid fur svmivvs. as H»: y «will! nut In» «‘XIN'M-wl in Ms“ llll‘ll' Hm not and it). ”In Durham Furniture Company and Stone and Sand Company Distrib- uted Yuletide Gifts. It hen: hunt] ”in custom dnrnn: tbv past. few yvm's t'ur tho liin'haln Fur- nitnw- Company and thc- liin'ham Stimn K Stunt ilnmnuny tn itisti'ihntv Christmas git'ts‘ zimnni.r ”H‘il' vinplny~ «ms and this war was nu vxveption. 'l‘hv Fin-nitnrv Umniany this your prnsvntml vach hnnsc-hnhh-i' hm- plnyve with a lawn juit'y unnsn. tin- sinu‘h- mi-n i-mntuym-s with nm-k- ins. and tho lactim with silk hnw. Tho Stun“ Sand Uimiiany |Il't'- si-ntvd tlwir mnployevs with um'sv. it taking uhout, 75 to go I‘Oumi. Thi- l"nrnitnrv (immany's climatinn nsmt up :mpmximatvl)’ 17.3 g‘evsv. QUEEN STREET SCHOLARS HELD ANNIVERSARY Good Crowd Gathered to near 8:- oellent Programme by Members of the Sunday School. Thu annual Sunday svluml unlvr- taiumvnt of Um Quevn streot church was lwlcl m llw 'l‘nwn ”all law. 'l‘hm'sclzu' night. A guml Now! “as prom-Ht and :m oxvvllvnl. «um-unnâ€" mont was ln'm'nlvd. ll. c'nnsish-d nf numvmus sungs. duels. :ulcl «'hnrusâ€" cs, rocitations and wadiugs. musical numbers and a pantomime», “Jum- salom Hu- (:nlclvn.” by Hm nldvr girls. Tim varinus numlwrs prosullted aro rvpnflod much almw Han aver- age and the big crowd was well «n- tm'tained {rum start to finish. In the ahsvncv of RM. Mr. lNru'rs, the chair was lakon by M126.“ Padflold. Smilm . h - n .15 O E: -’ ~ 2 .ys \VOI “4' I HIHH u'k gratis fur Ilu I'vl'c-I'le tn Hm ch lm'il had I'vlmsv (Continued on [m mm 31 h) 1 1h which plant ”N H