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TRINITY 11171171325“ lfl- T- n‘. Ilclonnen ‘Ill-II

Ills Marie Mollellgsil, Deaconess l"! Kendall. A-QC-Os LIA-ll Ornnbt

JIETEWS CATHEDRAL

11.00 5.1m: Public Worship,

To You." - Rev. T. B. McLennan. Anthem: "We; There Ever Kind. est Shepherd." - Senders, Belem, --Mlss Margaret. Sterne. 7.00 p.lll.: Public Worship. Sermon: ‘The lint Temptation

in ‘Temptations of Christi’) Anthem: “Seek Ye The Lord."- lboberts. Soloist: Mr. Harvey Mao-

Selection: “Softy Now Th l.i hi oi’ DayiM-Trinity Men's a g

THE CHURCH SCHOOL Young Peoples and Adult

ll Tuesday, Thuflfll!

‘"1 1,11 see them after an! lervir-O-

. i sr. vsuus cu uncu

in Muriel iiloor, Deaconess. si. Miss Lillian Ellrle.

0" ”“°“"'A_.}'f6_11:_v'"" “will and Junior Departments.

Visitors cordially welcome. -

union. 9.30 Confirmation School Com- Ti-lE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince snllJlfJIoy Streets Rev. l. Judson Levy. BA Associate

mlllallotlnlfonilrmatlon School. 11.00 Litany and Sermon. 2.30 Sunday School.

, 7,00 Evening Prayer and Sermon.

Purser I i:RlAN nil: iéiiisTr sr. JAMES

. “Stephen, s Trail Blaz- “Move Love To Thee" (Speaks).

Solo: "Lord. Be Thou My Light" I an Rolnson. M HCH SCHOOL 2.30 '11.}.- nre invited to participate in

M The Rev. T. ll. Busseli Sonlerl. " M.A.. M.

. Mar-din; Worship. : "Turn Thy Face From

Slns".-—Attwood. Soloist —Mlse EVENING wonm"? 7 PM.

RAF. Service of Witness. An R.A.F. choir will provide the

the Rev. l-I. W. Guinness will de- liver the sermon. RAF. men will tale pert in the service

John Inch, Mal. Bees organist

Yon are invited to worship __ THE BAPTIST CHURC

ciifirilnl. CiélllSTlAN

1.30 pm. Church School. Evening Worship, - "Jesus. Lover of My

The Minister will conduct tile miss and deliver the sermons.

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prince and Grafton Street Minister luv. G. Carlyle Webster Mrs. Edwin Juhnstone K Orgsnists Miss Msrionne

MORNING WQRSHIP ii.00 tum. Theme:

liymns: 135. 783, 481, 457. Soprano Solo: Mrs. Arthur Roper. .1,” 11,111.: Sabbath School end

EVENING WORSHIP “What To Do With

Morning Worship, 1i can.

Sunday School, 2:20 p.m. Everyone Welcome

Lord llalifax’s Suggestions

UITAWA. Jan, 25 —- (C?) — A cautious approach to the determin- niltion oi the role Canada play in the Iiritish Commonwealth and in whatever wider organization of notions comes out of the war was today in comments on Lord Hallfaxb speech at Toronto as they came from political lead-

nt iliv CllreP-Suiiivan. “Tho salvation of the ri teous i: oi the Lord: He is their s ill the time of trouble.” ‘ You are cordially invited to wer-

SOUTH MELVILLI AND

The epidemic known as "flu." has reached this vicinity, so, serious crises are reported.

ills; Marie 'I‘oole, student of St- Stanisluus Convent. turned last- week, after the holidays, with her parents in

The reaction 1c the address, in which the British the United States suggested steps ____. to bring about “closer The many friends of Mr. Patrick thought and action" among ‘minor, are glad tn learn. he has recovered, lifter his recent illness. lg

- ulat-ing evidence that ions will be an impor- tllnt subject of debate at the Phr- lialnentary session which

With a conference of Dominion Prime Ministers in Ixmdon arr-sn- ged for an umtated date tn the not distant future. it is possible the debates prior to that meetln take the form of suggestions government and arguments for and against them rather than n direct conflict between two points of view. Progressive Conservative Bracken. vlho heard Lord Halifax s eak in Toronto, shared this ctt- lude and ln a statement said he hoped the views expressed by the ambassador would not vcconae "the ioublcct of small political ‘iscuss- on '

Prime Minister MacKcnzlc King mode no immediate comment and there was no indication that h would, although. as usual. he will be prepared to discuss all phases of Canada's external relations in

. J. Coidwell, C. C was critical of the Halifax viewpoint and said he would not like to see er parontain $outh-.Canads ccrnmitted in advance to "tni-y - dominated colonial policies like those so con- slltently followed in the past."

Blackmoro questioned the value of any suggestions for closer integra- tion of the British commonwealth unless they offered some contribu- tion to solution of the problem of] distributing among the 11800198 i318 abundance the world can produce. 1h some circles there was a ten- dency to regard Lord opeecll as the stating of n problem N11191- 1111111 g s-uglzesterl solution

‘iocle. South Melvllo, left recent- b, for Nova Sootla, where intend to spend the winter months.

The school iKs-Teopeuec um the holidays, under o

‘A number of study club rneetinilfi have recently been held in South Melville relative to org Credit Union. Successful attended ones were held at homes of Jas. D. Flood and melt Col-man, while others equally

llilfllts in different precincts of Kelly's Cross. It is proposed to hold those study clubs, all the winlcr months, and much en- thusiasm is shown.

Kflllys Crow, left last week to at- . tend iiie short course, being held

Mlss Elvira Villett has returned l’ after spending llhe

. Tllfl "llllly friends of Mrs. l-lari-y Mackenzie are glad to know, she

lllll-lllllll a good recovery after ‘ner sglllfaloilerallou‘ in the P. E. I.

lira. S lvester Monogllsn South ° enkding surge time 1n

er age perch s, 711°‘ yore seriously ill with the

“"1 "lends and neighbors

This col of iocaiuiztI/lerieist,

0h

Church

Commun

Hospital.

Sackville.

omc.

Owl, for es amid

-...

at '1 to attend

attendant.

on the station platform. sauntored into ll nearby hole in the tenor voice and played "opposite ound, possibly the result of some - tho famous "Marjory, the least

Meligllle and vicinity gath-

Earller in the war there eulrestions of en wl ell Dominion: repres-

governmentb reaction was that more could be achieved by frtquent vis- it; of ministers, conferences

t 8 end views through the nlgm com- tllilsionere.

gxctnb dropped by the Germans, of every soldier audience. and went. to sloop. A detail of the Home Guard was service and with thi- use o some kidneys as ball, iris lion was coaxed baok into his crate and nonchsi- nntly resumed his

sent to his MIlJel-loi‘ when received read

o ggisse tt clapnum Junction." i

Still"! dilTlrcrvljTlYls HONORED or l\lNG

Co ernlnent iiouse. Ill--

h lf 1mm", u“ "mum. Ueutenunt-Governor. on be l

ctl ti Men. ship's Citrpcntel‘. with i110 Med

lng to the gauge or distance ‘tween opposite rails in the tracks. airs" Carpenter Chrllililnecn tlsd en with the Canadian National traffic Stesmshlps for s, number of years, serving in frolght and passenger

ed; "f ercptlonal aowtlvn l0 A gliglgyhi: :11? s s or - eeouently emitted in effecrlnr

lt. r. homily-Ir 1,811; _ _ 5°"'l Mrs. Annie Acorn of surest Hill, “W47”-

e s StQiIIlCCUAKEI-Zg-alrilji Ioméuw‘

Gaspereaux hy Mrs. Pcrcy Dixon

. l2. .111. t Bimday School. Meeting in Unlteg Church. 3 P. M. Bradalbane. 7.30

P.M.F‘l'd "t -R . . . m“ ‘c elic on ev R El Sllalvlil,

hit...“ ‘vtmsifi. "u u... o w be conducted . - . _ . both morning pl-lIld evening icmor- m" “lldlellce R"- T- A- Wm”; m Balm: Mrs. Austin Davey: y me 11111111513’ acted as oti-lirman dulins the the Rev. T. H, Bussell Somers, who evlllllllil- will also munch mt;- sermonm Thel lllollowing is the programme: ‘- TqtpJ-_$9,95. Organist, Miss E. Lilllian‘ Chorus. 0 Canada the Reading, sizing Up Tlic Crowd

row ait the Kiik b

I NlcKenzie. Mus. sac. will direct ,1 mlusic. At 2-30 the Church School by Austin Mayo B Class for: song. "The Broken Wcddingl At mid- Ring" by Misscs Kathlccn McDon~l 730 m Mm‘ won ilyleéidnesday g/tfiald and Belt,- MacMilZnn lvlthfill-lllegléllfldflcll/l Er t’ Has 1 . e s r w - t; .' . ~ ~ son: n; ‘lies - vc an u guitar nccomarilrcri b: Mrs. Mrsarlg. Emgsowaal; LN“!- ‘gm. -- . .. ; cs asrim; rv- Dialogue. Beime and After a “m e 1am 1mm“, eslarn: Mrs. Keith Ma-ynleu;

and Minister ‘s

dress oniJxThe Celebration of H011’ Edgar Marshall icncoreril.

Gregory’ Mclnnls of Tignish un- mui“ mvenhm- derweiit a successful operation for appendicitis in the Prince County

Mrs. Gordon Hughes has arrived home from Toronto, where she had been taking treatment in a Toronto

hospital. M1". Hughes met her at

Lawrence Thursday morning on return Toronto after spending tvwc weeks

--_.__ Mr. and Mrs. Goo. V. Fraser have

FY8591‘ attended a three-day con-

mute

Girl Guide News

All Brownies of the 1th Char- lottetown Pack are asked to _ B; T111111‘, 50mg] [-1.111 next ‘rhurs- iMens Accesscricsl: 1st. team -- Mrs, Emes; wrmht day. Febrllray 3rd. when c. re-or- Mrs. Keith DJHi-llfl-‘l- ML“ Vlld“ 25c. Ear-ch: Mrs. Walter Craizt panization meeting will be hcid- McDonald, Miss Beth MncLauch- Mm wufl-ed 51mg; 11111-5, E5319 We are very fortunate in ueeurln -Me1 ome Wright; Mrs. K81’ Joluiswne as Brown Ow . Mtllan, Mrs. Harry Lcwis, Mrs. Mrs, Harry wright. and Mm. Ethel sorsythe as Tawney r Marshall, won by 2nd team. Total $405 thll PflBlK-Fwm" Brown‘ ontcst: “Fccliing the Baby" _ ‘ . recruits aged 1o and 111- (Bliridfoldcd) --Erith Hughes and Fernwtaird By Mrs. Cyril Molar- Bre lnvlllld l". l” fem“ at " e Mrs. Lyeith McKlnnon Ila Carr, Lane & Mrs. Charles Henderson mcatilill next rhhs av-

BWOWNIE_T‘I€AINING

A series of tr-alnlns classes or ., . Brownie Guidcrsxllsplgletltrgsocgngugé; byllgggrll ‘ficclglgfiifiifnll m" drawn Harrison Mclllarlsne P -. ti C. W. lsntreolte. These meci-lilgs are beinB well attended. mid the rateiul to ivllrs, Pat- r son for her assistance. The nixt Vedn MacMiilan- Orviuc Willis. 1111M“ 591m,

tel" meeting is to be held P. M-

Byqwnle and Mrs. Keim Douglas a] "

te Brcllvriie work are cordially invltcd

LION 0N LOOSE HOME GUARD CALLED

Possibly readers hBVu read lukes about tigers on railway station plat- mm“ ind m mllXeli-ul’ Qualifies n: isl t ‘ed 1 w eel-e on o cc l. r, . transm fled by a e 502M181‘Frgllflgntifllllllgrtllgaxillgl Wu? Jenllll‘ 3°39“- was a ,a.n so named because o1 ihc sym-

Emgland, bol of that dlVi-Hltlll, has passed from My Cwmbfll according to information reaching the scene in the person of w, L. the Canadian Natlunn-l Railweyfi lTennent. who "was Assistant Agent Mm 11151.11, Parson‘. magazine. When an f-‘nullsir goods. 1n or freight train as We call it on this

occurrence but the crultci‘ lion. 1i. happened

ly the operator s

end figured the sen er was his Morse code . : Rev.

nearest thing w "Lion out of cage" ill Vice President one General q Mrs. Charles Green; we. Hem!‘ would be "Line out of gauge" ieferr- lManager. J. r Prin le, and other, z Mn. knltll Shem-en; m: bgo-lflfll0flll executive oficers- stated m"! W659i"; MPB- LA. B00111‘- ‘thst this new equipment is very [urgently needed to take cure of the

main 11.119 betwctn Montreal Halifax 1h. tl-iqdeellre

and _ c. r. nelson: urs. ' usual:

rulrmpllsizoorrcrciwiv GUARDIAN

Annual Collections

of a newly net 1 ,1 It five cent; g 1101-11 "an?" --- 11 v Y W!‘ ' $02K“ ADDITIONS ... s ‘°' ’—-“°‘°" at... is N . - sulln§§§“‘T'°“ u" m- Mrs- Stanley Scott. Muebfleld so .1. n. Mutcn, m. lichen-t 3.00 1$Elldlcgfgggfl,gggyrvagggsgg Allilton by Iiossie lsecll “m” m" l-W-ll- w JEaIch: Mrs. .1." u. ACagWbe . sum SIGMA i-lll summon 5 " ' “ ' 541,5, 5L J . Meolieodr; Mrs. James A 5,,_,,,,,,y_ Jawmmflgtgh ‘Bggfsglt- neck: Mls._0hil.s- hlc-Dwmid. u - - -| MacDonald. Nowell MacDonald 1 ' 15o lhch: . Wallace 0am?‘- co-n"; A“ bell: s. .1. mellow: Mrs. - ‘mmslzéllghlllllllgellle-rvflllll andcilved- Flossie Be-crmiitlrss L. Acorreit’ Bfiameckj nesday, February 1st. and md. m1 13a '; 143-5, 111111,,“ l- Mrs Olrilla MacDonald Mrs Abe

.11“ my’ m“ ‘W’ h i a 1 r h i“v2;o“l?.“°iiuw°8v°' B76811 At u} VITA-WA Jan 23-109) i-l use 5 NO V9 h ~ -. n‘. - m. U. I - -— 0 mm” 31st i-M-Zi.‘ 50in Ptee- Willixalrr? xDgrugcol-‘ljitn arel: Qnfl“ 3°“ by Mn‘ s‘ n‘ m“ I Total 5 a $11-35 lxhgsgfiluffijs“ 1101111119115 ‘ i ' . _ 1 BEBE Dll, Cl" R. n. r. SERVICE with“. lllgilllkldng m‘ “fe- wml m Eng wmmnggwlvllllm mmme- North Granville By Pearl Foiland hogs with arciliazlggidfeyg; d E“ ’ . . ' . - A1111 c. er l?“ ‘éttifil-S, 1,11%] Mfg” 5mg“ -ml1§“-”c‘*§°mu m] “m”; m. J. ‘Ibwlor $1.00. the home. lost year Issued the third m“ Leader me Rev H s - - . - 031113 Jalnes Taper 1,111) - edition of his work, parliamentary R A ' Gav-m 5111-3911118 1 ()0, rules and forms, which is the stand.

. Charles Graham

Mrs. Clarence luxury lvlrs- H0

Com: Y. P, u- 50c Each: . - 1-

ore a lame em.- apprecla»

Elizabeth Acorn.

and Mrs. Walter G. Mwlfcnlle

Taking" by Eric and Jean Mac- g1flagmlnl has‘ Wm Mlllan. ‘ z

" nologue, Grandma's Hats by lgfgszklfilisobzlrsllapfilrgel Mrs‘ John

Solo and Guitar IliiklC by Earn-ilfigcKenz1e_

Fashion Parade- son Macmillan who introduced 25c Mrs. Luth Psyntcr,

costumes with sultabl- humorous Total - $21.25. VQYSCS

Doris Brown. Evening Gown 1194a and 1cos>,|‘°Yr£§‘1‘f,-35o Miss Kathleen McDonnl/fi and Mrs. ' '

Beach Outfit (i943 and 1912). Kenneth McKenzie; Wm. McKen Miss Kathleen McDonald and‘zie; Mrs. Lexi Cvillis; Dali R. Mc

Lounslns Toss by Miss Veda

he following Bridal Pariici op-,Mj§§°l1’1(n,a§e ~wr1xm s, ' $1.00 Ea Lorne MacMi1lna. Bride Mrs. 1 51,81,911

Marie McDonald Barrett: lVilrs. Hudson Jeffery: Ebb

Babel Wu

: Mcasr" Edgar Mfilblflfle

.. Auld lZlih Msc- M14111"- iiviillnn. Fred Hughes, stcrllm Ford. Rcuhan McDonald Winners,

rmNl-ry 11110111111155.4111 1250K Fred Hughes, m awn by Elzlizar 50c Each, Mm vemm 01,818. Mlllsllllll- , ._ .. ms. Edison Wrl a: Mrs. cllfforll 111°" ""1" “a” ‘Dlfasllll UP Wright; Mrs. iaiiiott wnght: 40c.

lin; 2nd team -Mrs. Gemge Mac- Wflght; Mm,

and Betty Mach/Kilian, Wilfred Mc-

Clharles Henderson Alex Mcilarl ie 1 Edwin McI-‘ar aile 1

Won by Will-cal McDonald and Mrs. Charles Marshall

prizes awarded: lieatiest c upl . , ,. i352 lbs) won by Albert Ravgnhifi so-"finnluk Mwaflane‘

Llglllfll 0°14" U79 lbs-l M155 Searletown By Marv Wright 5r

Sale of bunches l1f'>'l' which tea

National Anthem. I -<-—i-—-— ‘son Newszmle; Fred Plrltts; W-AS lilEMiiER 0F FAMOUS ltei" Wright. 25c. Each: Mrs Edlv

of the original "ljuulilchs" Third Chem,“ 5v “Mme RM"! a‘

[of the Sleeping and Lllnlng Car

Department of the Chiltldliali Nnt- 1 Mm Ed m. 901111 2x15111611; side. came to a stop at Clapham iomll Railways llcre. Following the gvlgy 3111,0111“ e- 11111-51 ghamey Junction, a fill grown lion Jumped war Dumbells wurod the country Pearson; Mrs. l-i. Peterson, Mrs out of a box car onto the station and acquired 19 great deal of p0p- Arthur ers: Mrs, Coleman Rog- latforln. The lion was en route ularlty. The late Mr. ‘Iennant, crs: Mm. we Rogers, rom the north of England to Peterl- ‘known as "Blli' w 5 host of army Total field and broke loose. Altar landing men who server, in fiance during the lion the last wsr, uossesscu e pleasing Central Bedeoue By Mrs. Ellis

Webster a. Mrs. T. .I. lnnlan

Oailbeck I500 into' NEW CNlt. EQUIPMENT M: “W” 111111111 - . arold B ll 1.00 "°" “w” "‘“"° W's is Moricton. Jan. as - Comment- '5' ‘p’ '

1o The lni! upon the announcement of ord- Daffim“ 11%

message vmicli llie station nlasiergers placed by Lilo Canadian Nsilon- 1w, D_M_ was“. 10o "Lionnl Railways m; ldilltlonll loco-l “m”, Ho“ 1m

out of cage m. Ciaphan! .7 notion" imotives and lrclgllt cqulmient, E. 1 Mm 1mm 1.1009" 1m 1R. Battlelyq. Chief of Mctlu Power; 1411113,; 111mm 1m,

Pole- and Car uiptilcnt for the Nation-l Mrs, John gum“ 1,00

iflg1al System. who Wes in liloncwn re- i J M Webster 1.00

giicently discussm; operational and 1 Albert Wright 1.00

g equipment matters wlin the reglom, 50c Each C.A Britta

men.

e133‘ Th’ 0% Ste ll “with” 11-5 1 h 1 m w; , r n‘ 1c er.

o‘ mhiioteigy iillvlvliiif; “llélmfli; TM 111-"

5i‘.°..°i‘l12f.‘i%'lo".2,“%‘l“‘..n.o‘ ~=-~--- m», 8,1,,» M». m-

- ' n an. ‘ " ' . . seflygceaaw tmnwwm C u“ tmnty as: one’: orgggd wlu n National Btesmshipe’ Offlcdirs and lzy ‘lrhich ellmiliafollllilglglllé“gof 3%’ “m” Mu‘

ratings of the Merchant Marine cr ibo h pulenge 11d fr; he m - , ' l - , ~ “'9' m 11-; m, considerable serving with thr- ltoyal Canadian and which arer i; operet on Si. ill: gfikilficmy‘ Mrs‘ Wm‘ pg tn vessel to b, Navy have received honors since M115," pcrtforre- thettartofthewn

{Monro Mscfi‘ Ml’! a

3 ' Lennon: Mil/U .. Emest wailing: Mrs. Olen-once Ca-lnvqmrgube; Mm Harold Beam; (B; The 041;“; 51,11 01 '11,,

attic Graham: _Mrs, Geo’. u. Hicken. on - . ‘eg-P-U" l‘ “Vie? ufvehealil- Sydney ' Llewellyn: Mrs. James

s“ an en “amllp ‘m silcilly; Wilson McKenzie; Atwoou 5.1. JAMES __ fashio; parade in the cdinfnunllry,Llaweuyn' M“ Gm 1 1.1 ' - hall r i P"; - '

Mrs. Wallace E Graham. 20c lvlrs.

Springfield by Florria inumnlonu “"115-

,e11 B11611; Mm 111111.115 M¢1=~adyen,_.liiiizlit be some other remedy such

$1.00 Each: Wallace Drummoncl; Nelson Muthc- .

MacKny; Mrs. lthu: i-lasllam; Mrs. Walter G..

95" MllllMlllafl fenwlelil- n00 Each: Mrs. Wm, Constable; A Monologue, ‘will of 1100i! Hitler 1111111111; Mm, F, w_ E, 3115mm; bl’ Orr MflCaf-n Ellsworth Mayne; Mrs. Clarence, l-laslaxn" Mrs. Norris Sinclair: Mrs.

Master of Cczcmoniee. Mr. Alll- Wyatt Haslam; Mm- H. M. Profltt.

House Con; portrays by M", Bolhwell District by Mrs. Wesley 1e" Walter Maobaiichlan. b‘ _ “m” . w 5112f?“ Dre“ M's‘ ‘"33’ m“ Wane REZCHZD Mrs. Tlaqlrbot siewai-v. . . , ixon: s. 1,011,111,. W111, 11-, 1 ML d1 Afteinoon Dmss riots and 1915) Mo“ , m s, t; H _. M". E‘ Tooqxipag" =11 Mrl. Grove Mall/Ulla... 9nd Miss my °l° °‘"‘“ °“'

l J W. McCloskey, R. Itéallaesvltlheisemorning for the maln- Anson Machandflan ferrcd

ace McDonald; Carl Mcvane; Wes- l

1 _ Glen Martin by Blanch McKenzie be 11H Q Mcmoskeyraggs‘ lggzlmggd slag‘ "gfiogtlellwgm 1191?: and Marion McPherson

en sa on l S id i * . . . ma past two yelgrshummers e l“ and Miss Flofellce MncMillan. 75c Peter McLeod. 50c Each. returned from Ottawa. where Mr. Mfirxrgollil lglllliglagnd 1890i Mrs. frlelfirlihlébhdlglil Alilglgrsfifii farence of Field Rpreseiltativrs oi’ fiffhwlgrlifififimhla“ and M!“ KTLZgIQZagSyI-s. S. w‘ M arson. the Information Branch War Time Pricer .nd Trade Board. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser visited in the cities ni’ Montreal and Que-boo.

11113014111311 bower Bedcque by Mrs. D. J. Mc- To strains of Wedding March, M" “"5 LWY olmlm’ played by Mrs Wnrrcr. Marshal Ea h. Baum J_ Momma;

°°°M~ . h.- 1m 1c" i-rii c; Bridal Party (.943): Groom: Mr. 111.51 “m1: Lonnf 1112.? $111121“

Edscr Marshall Bridvumaid. Miss 50 E 1; M _ mane smack; B Marshall, l<"rwel' Girl. Rose MH_°-rh“§,-,‘w 311mg; Mm, Wm

Bridal Party 11902): Gr: om, Mr. rnlim Lieord: Mrs. Archibald Mont- Eritli Hughes, Bride, Mrs. Chesley gomery; Mrs. Win. M: omefy; Hughes, Bridesmaid. MicS Betty ‘Mrs. Arthur McFarlane: Mrs. Wal- MacMlllsn. Howe: GL1 Ecryl Mc- -ter McCallum: Lucy Oatwav: Mrs.

' -t i; Edna Wigmore; Mrs. Horace right, Jlr. 25c Mrs.

Craig.

Middleton by Mrs. Edison Wright Edgar Marsncil, Stcrllng Ford, Mm w‘ ‘L new $100

sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Llnnell at Calgary--

- - - C il McFarlalic 31-50 Donald and Mm munch Marshall" yr 1 varied his usual procedure of mck- at Ne-w Argyle on the morning 0i h n in; 11 thrce-engirlc trin home from January 2nd. Mrs. John C. Mac- _Dl‘0bl@ Lelming. . This rimc he came in on Ehchem at the advanced 11KB (ll "Lllill" fmir engines but only three propcll- 85 vcars. Although in failing health Rcbecca Dew; ors. . .Thc fourth was knocked for some time still she retained her was among five nil-ls win; 191911.111 faculties till the end. ever bearing lllelr 611115- Slic divu- lliuilest marks

8838

~ . Wrliite Le d, 500, Each: A weighing any was held and Rallfh Campbell; george Hender-

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out over the target

ran-pilot. got lie-ores the same raid. "The siiizw I saw on She will t -rcatly missed in the lllell‘ lest" WPYP

0G1" . 26c. sch: Mrs. Mnfiilnnoml

Mrs. Hm Campbolllnltlrs. low Mc.|

lend: .I"rcd CampbeL: Mrs.|

Peter Hines: Mrs, 1hr] duml ; -

- J . Whitehead“ iVLrs Wa-

or

Wixmore: Mrs- Alf Green; Evelyn Brolvri. {Total

Specials

u’ i

Isl d De l tCo. saeoo 1183?; AYQFQZL o0. the Canadian Legion.

Malneque Womeiis Institute 10:00 NGW will-Sill}? L 0.1.1 Geeorge H. Deacon, Free‘

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Seillfing employment contact J. T. Robinson, Welfare OHIWT; ll‘! M- Brown. Secretary, or P. E. Palmer of

a .1- i I- l 1?