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AGRICUL TURE

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nlencing on anus 15th, 1935, for boys ssxteen years ‘age and over. The Coarse will cover a wide range

of subjects and will be intensely prac-

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Foi- putlealsrs regarding the sub- jects to be covered the cost, and the students in at-

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_ _ Department of Agriculture will conduct a four weeks course in A ltural instruction, in ales College and at the Dominion E rimentsl Farm, com-

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CABINET MEETING

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) UITAWA, Dec. 21-What was expected to prove the last cabinet council before the Christmas holi- day was held this aftemoon and a. great volume oi routine business dealt with. but it was anticipated another meeting would be called to- morrow. Among other matters dealt with today was the list oi Canadian candidates ior the King's New Yea;- honors list. It is understood the list will be a short one but as customary the names are a scrup- ulously guarded secret.

what word is oi eight letters, five n; which are the sameV-Assesses.

Nerve Force And Seeing

The relation of seeing and the coliamufllon oi nerve force is an lllteresflfll ioirlc. Paces could be written about lb-snd have been. Briefly-all seeing consumes 1;]: more iii-perfect e eyes e more nerve force is consumed. The consumption in some cases ls excessive. Then some head- aches, nervous altaoss and what not. The cause-the eyes him: first be considered.

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I .'SUBBORIP'I'IONN t0 The i Vharlotiatcwu Guardian ms i handed to their Rept. Archie ume, Phone 4'1. or leit at H. J. Maison!‘ Drug Store. Montague. L-‘i,’

..'A REPRESENTATIVE of the : Charlottetown Fur Bales will be re- ceiving pelts in . Montague, paying ~ cash advances at Clark's Store each “Puesday until further notice. L-Zillfl-lfl-s-iri-mmi-ti’.

..'SADLY MOUBNID — 1!. was with keen regret that the citizens of Mon e learned of the sudden passing Mr. Leo MeNally on Tuesday moming. tthe deceased al- !hough living at Montague for only about three years, hid en cared hlmseli to s host oi frlcri . He was s. man oi high moral prin- ciples and his ready smile brought cheer to everybody he chanced to meet. The sincere sympathy oi the common“, out to the bereav- ed wife and family oi little onus-H

..'PLAY ENJOYED-fie three act comedy “The King oi Liars" was presented at Montague on Tuesday evening in the I. 0. O. l". Hall. The weather was very favor- s/ble and a large number oi people attended the play. Three Boy Scouts of the Montague Troop sot- ed us ushers during the evening and attended to their duties in a cred- itable manner. The play was un- der ths personal direction of Miss Francis Oofiin who again showed wonderful capability in this work. The oset was made up of Montague players who took their different parts remarkably well. Following is the cast: Robert Beunett-—Dr. L. A. Johnston: B. M. Rslstcn-H. M. Mlzlsesn; Dick Donnelly-B. I". Grant; Clarence VfllsDilsen-J. K. Beer; Bishop Dorm-W. H. Poole; Gwendolyn Ralsion-qlllnid Coiifin; Mrs. ill. M. Balaton-Mrs. Gertrude McPhee: Ethel Clarke-Ruth Vick- ers; Mable Jackson-Mrs. Ethan

Stewart; Sable Jackson-Novella Cunningham; Martha-Winniired MVDonald.—H

..'Miss Margaret Coffin and Eric Coffin of Mount Allison arriv- ed on Thursday evening to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Coffin.

..'M:r. Earl Grant of Dalhousie University is spending the Christ- mas season with -his parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. V. Grant, Montague.—l-I

MONTAGUE MEMORIAL SCHOOL

Following is the standing of the Montague Memorial School for the month of November:

Grade X—l Elsie McGregor, 2 Lucille Burden, Jack Murdock, 3 Jean Grant.

Grade IX—i Sandy Reynolds, 2 Gratrude McPhee, 3 Ethel MoPhee.

Norbert Grant, Principal.

Grade VHL-l mine Finley, Z Mary Fraser. 3 Ralph Beck. Grade VII~1 Pearl Greene. 2 Vera Melllsh. 3 Christina sorrey. Kenneth Beer. Vice Principal. Grade VI—,-l Eric Duviu‘. 2 Annie Mackenzie, Clarence Gordon. 3 Betty MbLellan, Gertrude Fraser. Grade V—-l George Burden, Christine MacKenzie, 2 Fraser Cur- rie, Mack Beck, 3 Donald McGregor Mrs. MacIDcnald. teacher. Grade IV——l Glen Reynolds, 2 Harriet Claire, 3 John Dewar. Grade Ill-l Llddie Hermizsr. 2 Florlne Campbell, 3 May Peardon. Lucy Hennigar. Bill Mcliaggsn.

Peerl Finley, teacher.

Grade II-—-l Douglas Preeoe. 2 Preston Peardon. 3 sterling Lane.

Grade I (a) 1 Margaret Beck. 2 Muriel McGiegor, 3 Allred Senior.

Grade I (b) i Grafton Pes-rdon. 2 Arnold Wightman. 3 Laura Glllis.

Jean Macdonldii, teacher.

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Canadian loganberries from the Pacific Oosst have established a reputation for quality in the Unit- ed Kingdom canned fruit trade and during the past season some very good ssles have bdm reported, sc- coi-ding to the Industrial Depart- ment of the Canadian National Railways. Canned grapefruit from Canada has also appeared on the market. other canned fruits which Canada supplies to the British market ale applu, of which 30,812 cases were supplied ior the third quarter (July-sepicmber this year) as compared with 101915 cases the year previous; pears, peaches, cher-

and iliotices. woam rammssrr i Ralph math. mm squire. us! ’

that it ie great fun writing to Scouts in clihe) pas-ts o! the world. and is real educative too. Ralph is at present writing to llldgar Babb, in Trinidad, Fred Hopkins, 8t, Hel-

ena. and Lionel Cohen, Australia.

so far he has received some nlteea letters from these boys and has written as many ill Mill.

AIIIT ALIIBIOI Aiberton scouts are still lsadlne in badge work mdtheynow have in their group the second boy in the

province to win the Gold All Round

Card. Bruce MaoKendnck has re- cently completed the necessary re- quirements ior this important award. To win this a Scout must be a King scout and lave earned eighteen Pi-oncieney bums. Gomion Purdy oi Alberton ‘Troop passed the required tests for the Fireman's badge on Dec. ll. Roy Lesrd, the Healthyman b e and Carleton Rom the Healt yinan badlze.

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The weekly meeting 0t H. ‘B. Troop was well attended and the evening was spent DYQWYMB m9 boys for their second class first aid and signalling. The new boys arc progressing favorably on their ten- derioot tests.

W. Toombs passed his 2nd class first aid thus completing all the tests for a second class Scout.

Twp boys having completed their tenderioot tests were invested and became members oi the Holy Re- deemer troop.

Next nlght of meeting each b6! will bring some article of iood to miflke up s basket which will be handed to Father Flemming for distribution amongst the needy or the parish.

KING’! OWN-Zn! CHARIAYPII- TOWN

Like Alberton this troop ls alert and active, On Nov. z; George Rogers and Robert Forflythe were invested and received into the Troop. On Nov. 34v three candid- ates. Jeri-v Foster. Gordon DeBlols and ‘Fred Seaman were invested 1nd became Scouts.

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(A. P. By Guardian's Bllefilal Wile)

NEW YORK. D00. 22.—The iifll' ic story oi the Usworth disaster was retold today when the Cunard liner Asccnla, one oi the rescue ships, arrived in New Yak fibril Halifax, three days behind sched- tile.

The boat crew of the Ascdnis rescued nine survivors from the sinking freighter Uswortli last Pri- day; the survivors were left at Haliiall. a

Captain J. G. P. Bisset, iiisstei of the Ascania, praised the of his ship's lifeboat crew. adding that he thought too little credit had been accorded the Bel tari ship Jean Jadot, one of hose l is- boats capsized after it ad taken ofi 12 oi the Usworthh seamen.

These l2 men and two members of the Jean Jsdot’: crew died in the Bil-covered waves. seventeen perished in the disaster.

"Oil is a mixed blessing," said Captain Blsset, "It has to be used to smooth the seas. but it ls im- possible for a man to swim in an ‘oil slick,‘ as we call it."

One of those who leaped iron the Usworth into the sed , kept nointinsz to his mouth, the captain said. adding:

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From this asse$mcnt, the Board

Nova Boot-la. Following the decision

Halifax City

canceled w the Court o! Tax Ap- of the Nova scotia ccurlsthea peals which stated a case ior the dismissed todmy, ",5 m“; ea opinion oi the supreme Court oi supreme wart oi Calida.

Appeal Is Dismiss eId-

(C. P. By Guardian's Speohl Wire)

CIITAWA, Ded. 22.—-'I‘he appeal of the City of Halifax versus Hali- iat Harbour Commissioners was dismissed in a judgment handed down today by the Supreme Court of Canada. .

The supreme Court of Nova Beo- tla had held that the property oi the Halifax Harbour Commission- ers was exempt from assessment and taliatlon the City and this decision, in e ect, was upheld by today's Judgment.

In February, 1903. Halifax City assessed the Harbour Board for 8460.000 in respect oi the property occupied by the Beard in Halifax.

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J. s. TAYLOR Alberlon

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