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KATING OUTFITS anei-sides slit centre for men soil -sanacr rom- cbrlaunss SLIPPERS -_ caros at the s or io cent stern. HOSIERY i -Lsmss sn.: aosumr, soc ro I am.

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H 17 Y S welcome gift. Chlffona MOCCASINS

wish to draw attendon to their ad- vertisements in toda ‘s Guardian

and Service-weight, SNOWSHOES featuring rneir penis: “umm

ree to $1.50 t B00”

Ladies’ Fur Trimmed Over. shoes. Velvet or Jersey Cloth = made to fit all heels from ni-spike on cuban. /]

$3~50al'|1| $3-75 Q

Ladies’ Jersey Snap Fasten- ed Overshoes. Black and Brown. All heels $2.75

iKATlllG 0llTFlTS For all the Family

are always appreciated. All sizes

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gift list and buy it here to save money.

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and liberal cash advances against

the Church of Scotland Cemetery in Wilmot Valley-6

heme ci Misa Katherine Clark at Wilmm. Each department report- ed a smpeasrul years work. Plans were discuued for the coming year. The officers were elected as fol- lows; Peaidsit, ms. Frank Jar- dine; Vice President, Mrs. Wyman Clark; Beuetary Miss Lillian So-

iigi Treasurer, Mies Olive Jar-

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-ANNIVEI-8al.Y _MILETING-On Thiursdsy evening the Excelsior Division ci Lbs Sons of Temper- ance held their anniversary meet- ing in Wilmot Valley hall. There was a very large attendance of members and their ment. The guest meaket of tic even was Mr. Carlyle Watterworth of Summer- side who was introduced by the chairman. M:r. James Marchbanks Mir. Watterworth gave an excel- lent d.isc0u‘se on temper-ance and proldbition. A very interesting i'lr0¢ra.m oi’ readings. monologues dialomwl and musical numters was very much appreciated. Lunch- as were sold and a neat sum real- ind/-6

-ANNUAL MEETING Ol'

NOR.'I°H BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH W. M. B.-The annual meetlna of the w. M. S. or North Bedsque United Church was held onTueerhy.Ti1erewasave1-ygood

gtsndance.A,tte the regular meet-

U, a Christmas program was put

on by some of the members and very much swceciated. The elec- tion of officers for the year then took place an follows: Prddent, Mrs,

M’oCa'l1l: Vice Resident, Hrs.

ent Ca.'ruthm's; Secretary. ms. C. McQusx-rie: 'I‘reasum-. Mrs. Preston Bow/nes: Temperance secretary, Mrs. John Mcvaul; Brtuigers Secetary, Mrs mwin Taylor; Mtimionary Monthly Becre il-fy Mrs E68!-I' whey Associate helpers Secretary M3-s. Percy Mschhanks Christian Church Stewanhhip Secretary Mrs Will lam Bcburman The Society has recently packed s box of clothing to Trinidad and a box of quilts to the Missions of hbrsdor The work for the coming year was dis- cussed before the dose of me meeting-6

-NEWLY WED5-About seventy

nelghbos and friends gathered at the home of Mr Peter Baxvlse, well known blacksmith at Ross Corner last week to honour hisson, Mr Walter Bai-wise and his bride to the community Mrs Bai-wus NNN a lovely dem of brown satin sat with her hu! and Rev. MI' Nichulmn léted as ohairmnn and called the gathering to order Afler COIl8ratuls,i-i0Ds had been ex tended to the newly married couple a presentation of a poise filled with silver was made by Mrs Nor man Mdildurdo Mrs. Preston Bow ness then read an sddleu welcom ins the ywns wvpie A dalntiiy trimmed basket filled with g-ms was brought in Asslstilg in open ing the parcels wee Mrs Percy Tucker Mis Elva Iefurgey and Mrs Brewer Waugh Mr Barwise and his bridle exp'e.<aecl their sp- preclation of the kindness shovlm to them after which several gentle men present passed complimentary lemrrks A musical program 101 iowed after which lunch was serv

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-Ms lliith Mcllevln has ar-

rived frorn Boston to spend the winter months with her mother llra. Cannon of Bmanerside-8

-Friends will be pleased to learn

that Mr Hen y Croaier of Wilmot is able to be out and about asain after his recent accident Mr Cro- sier while driving in his horse and wagon wasi-uriintobvacarand

RUBBERS mu' _.__ am' ..~'s-are serum is me-es ear

Iowa of local ilaferaat but gdvsrtlallif

or left at H J Mabon'a Drug Store

cntague

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G. Matthew, Town Clerk. 3640.

Surrey of Montague, the guts; of her friend Miss Dorothy Clow. Miss Barley had a most delightful visit and speaks in glowing terms of the

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Multlme men all agua lhd Ro'sa50d'k'¢'fP|P\i

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satisfying goo¢lnass,bOdI8 IDUBUJ la 'U ssh lisa axcdln9.MarI&£sr»n\- -'53-

..°smdn¢ the visitors rs mn- Large acl! e 106 Elt'h'alal'8¢15c

last week was Wllride _ Punasumuummorj-hu

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ggydgewfgzseg, (;§t,mmr|enM5,m1g a(lld ellperimelnts in allied sciemliic Kiwi! Clit H118 and S0lk‘°<1 01' 5?/~‘¢P' eral content. Thin ieaved plants Spheres- xgreediug or swinorbuxuermknb- an relatively greater in food value Cellulose, the skeletal part of on Department grcu me. than thick leaved ones, particular-N plat mf' “Ea I-hx” s‘i{’,:“‘7‘°“;’°‘1° ' '

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ly 1” '° W “ he" ° my °° °"p'land of the transparent pliable Sagkatghewan Day

pleuient grains is concerned. The Wmppmg known -8 ,,ceuoP'h‘ne,, he

nutrient value of the various green feeds is Bet form as me result of told his large audience. The glutin- on suunmwm Day, me °m_

ars of experience b th Do l - °“5 s“bmm°° °mp1°y°d in 9'°d“°' cial dmignatirm oi the last Wcdnsk lgn Department of Xgrieliliuis Iln 1”’ "°“‘ “"'“°’§“,:,',“°°“°',““, "°;“ day °i the Royal Winter Fair at a bulletin on l>0ultYy feeds and "mwgfdtmm B 'try h by T°°°°l‘°- when me I”`°"'m°° °f 1¢¢d1ng_ deny ° 5 mg" um “C r' Saskatchewan was represented by

“I *°"°“~ nas exnibirs or uv, stock, the len.

Rabat Weir. Dominion Minister of

nnrrmq B0 S And Agriculture, was present in a dou

¢°°d people of Millvicw. rzcuusn roTA'ro ` ' _ i _

-~ Stock Boar In Winter ‘”~‘ ““°‘“°“°‘ "‘° °

*lf TonoN'ro, Dee. 14. -_ A potato

. with a dual personality, one sidev The imporunoa of exercise hr

P0\.lltl'y Winter containing the usual properties of the Mock bo" particularly m wm_

Gl’€eI\ F€€d fizgchwxaixngrgglvsl ‘;:’l;;e=l$i; Siafclzl;-ter, cannot be over-estimated. He

research by lnvesti atnrs of the ro- “mum hum " rmmy paddock out

Green feeds iw poultry in vim; parties and pctenfialities or celliu- ;‘m‘:‘:°,,§:ht°“::°u°‘; "“,,°,,;";’,2f,“‘;g',,f§

are available in the drl°d 101'!!! 0 lous, in collaboration with scientists ' leaves and plants- Grains alone. are in other fields, it was reverted by hm' ‘““’° '°h° “m °' 'he Wd 1°’ unable for various reasons; tp sup- nr, Hamid 1-ubbert of the Mcuiu "~ few “"‘“" “wh d“"~ ,5 “`°““ port normal growth in poultry, re- Un|\f~rsit._v Department ci cl~r~mi.=lry, 5h°n""'~ "h° ye" mund' “ "";:‘l" gardless of the variety and combln- brim-r thc Royal Canadian institute Wmhlp' `sm3l°'b°”d" "L ul' ation of seeds used. This has been, satui-da_\~ night. suggesting the gggltiysogesédby B °‘l1:,gr5;l:!lI;1'_'1f`t‘_"€ffih shown to be due mainly to two pzisuliilitios in further reel-arch work dms' r ' f causes, namely, the fact, that car- :long these lines oi iicvcloping spec- mg- *lint* M °l°W" hay 1“"_"“_d“' eals are relatively deficient in min- ini _rot natural foods for \liabell0S. p"lpedb;'f°tf' ggfgdas ,’ntam.(1"' 0,; mg, and vi;amm_u_ G;-em feeds, byl Di llibbert reported that "startling SUB" -id. C POM Off *"1

‘ lnvliistrii-il and medical innoiatlons" |5UmlDS. 5 V7 10 Pimnd-“ <l‘*’l‘» mike

which is mmm' chiefly the new ug rdf Q1 yd L r suitable rations In the abaviirq of leafy parts of plants, supplement “UP HH CD08 F0111 G D`¢ - 'alum ha m be

Amusing Games In

Tune With The Day

Christmas is always a. time oi

lnerrimeht and the hostesscs who can provide a series of rnirth-pro- voking games is assured of success. An amusing waytu mallale an even- lng's entertainment is to appoint some genial man is Lord oi Misriiie, after the early English iasnlon, giv- ing him the aceptrc for the even- ing, with power to name the Barnes, forfeits and r ards.

Pitching mvwballs through a hol-

ly or fir wreath can provide s lot nf fun. The balls oi cotton-wool are allotted certain values, l. 5, 10. etc. The guests are divided into te=ams,.cach guest. taking a turn at throwing the balls through. The number nf each ball which SOB through is added to that team’| score. .- Those who are to take part in the

clstacle race must leave the room. to be brought back just one at s time. A course is prepared, oma- mania. books. etc.. bein! Pllwfi he" and there along the way. The player

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efforts . do not exist areelvmyl am for the onlookers and to tha when me fold is qw! in .anime was aa

pgfty 5 ph ull! XIII enudiwod or infancy- Wh! Nl have collect-ed thdm Ill' theminarowvnthawall hill! the guests guess as wths ' di them. A prius may be W

me one who makes the mostgorxeaa guesses. ,' .

WORLD PRODUCTION -

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World Productim. of QI' October was .clillllaltl a¢‘f9’|J|W

ions as compa%with UK UN in sepreinber. red stetasideiiv- cries during October total# 36.- 500 tons ans foreign deliver* Mp

ooo wi-is. wcrlriswcks 4% lr 500 tons to 883,M0 lane d Or tober. `..

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is told that he must avoid all the articlm, under penalty. When he

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all had their turns al the ulsr dishes for Christmas.

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y Work his capacity. In addition to his

Eleven members and tive visitors hill! 011109 88 D0mi!1i<>n Mlflleteri attended the December meeting or ‘ he also appeared as a Swatch-

r,h|_q 1,n_5;mm wma; met at me The very Ailweaaflil ililrd I-131111!-l ewan farmer and successful exhib-

hoinc of Mrs. Walter Reid on Tiles- N°'»1°°*1 Club °°“t“° 1°’ 5°-W md if-¢l’, In thg PerCh€r0n Zroup Of On" K E T A | L C 0 A I W-nohlsml

day evening, December 12, the sirls' farm club teams. which was stallion and two mares nn-ned by President. Mm Wallace MacKay, Qggmm ;°a’1E"’;°§;;';o$gh°if11:°R;§ ‘gs nmhllg: Mn Well "5 F' Prl"'|

presiding The singing oi Holy \' 5 - l 01!!-lb! , Captured 'l1~‘ Per- . .

Night opened the meeting rouow. cans mention to the admirable enema special prize donated by :nel “BLS” H-Um C0-U1

ed by reading the cr-se.; and mu work bv Carwdas vouns farmer! Canadian Pei-cberon liure Breed-, hmmw B

cm, Tm minute, nr gm Nov-mb” under the direction of tha Oanad-_ ers' Association, and in the ¢s55l 2 a a e~ 3

messing were mm md ‘di-,pL¢d_ ian Council on Boys’ and Girls for msresioaled in 1930 he gaiaicdl S150 1 l7ll'l\0l’ - I

The school md ,mg wmmmeeg Club work. Thereare now 1,874 ful- second price with Riva R., whiter

gave uni; "pore, md wer, re ap- ly organized clubs of this kind in a farm in Mr. Weir`s f:-_rn Dep|m_| I _ 7

pointed canada with a membership of aa- ment. me Dominion i-iinerimenrai \ ICTORIA - SYD1\ EY - BRADOBE -

lt Wu deqded to ,md “Q0 ¢° 432. Much of the success of this Farm at Bte. Anne do Ili Po:at.icrc,l, ui., gym club fo, mn, ,nd mo movement, by me wav, lsdue wine Que, mx rcurm pina in the ’

iw join me gnu-dim gan", p;,1s_ Hon. Robert Weir, Dominion Minis- brood mars clan, time .same farm Th, member, ,greed to make candy ter of Agriculture. who has always registered another win fur the Do-

rm- gh, sg)-|091 muqrgn for Chrlsf, taken s keen personal interest in miniqn Department oi Agriculture \

mu me 5¢¢,\-ee", wg “keg to the welfare of the club movement. by taking second place.

'send a letter Oi condolence to a Wggzledln 193° m°!d°1:§’bl:":°;;_d '“'*""‘-** I

bereaved member F8 WW C0115 C ’

Th, Quesrionugires on cmd tions, s meeting of representatives INSURANCIZ OFFICIALS l no Ra &

wsu", md Amcmun were dig- or au Departments er agriculture Mrrr.-r in N. s. is mi] 58 s oh

missed md the om, on gamdpmpland other interested bodies was m QIIGGD t-. lI'10tf¢8lv0Wli, Pll0Ii6 Iam

“U03 I-nd National Events is to by called, at Mr. Weir's request, to I"RlIDEiRIC'ION, N. B-. DCC- 15-l ia:1~1s-.li;ni.-@..n.

dlsguggq ng ghd JMU”-y memng consider the possibility of develop- The Association of In;uranre su.

Mr; Lqrm Mggwm invited the ing a national boys' and girls' farm ilrintendents in Canada will hold member, 1° her hom, gm- the next club policy. As H Nsult \ #H0118 "4 1934 If-Hull meeting during ---~ f- - »-- - ,___ -- _--f f--~»_ _.

meeting h 11 ¢g1| 111 be committee was named and their re- September in New Bnuiswidr. elth- |

“‘""°‘v;”m "’l’2“‘ ‘°' “Y” “‘°"` Q’§'l; '"n'l"“§§§i§ 1°3fn<l'°ifr§°vi`§i°a‘l.'1i i°f=a§r°ai§§”'i'L ful- °H.' stan M315' H K S HEMMMG

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mom' an Mn ul! Ben and ts f A iculture ns a Deput Attorn-y General d S ' ' ‘ ! B A’C'P’A" C‘G°A

urs cranrord lviaexay will h v Departmen 0 K' _ Y ~ U* U- chargs of the prog;-g_m, The ll-ei basis of organization. In May of D0 lntendent of Insurance for New, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT fr-gshmsng mmmmm vm be M _ that year the Canadian Council on Bfllhlviltk K

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wan, R id, Boys’ and Girls' Club work began Mr. Harney was elated president MEMBER. OF

er e Mrs Earl Henry Mrs.I i of the camdmn Awmnmon .L mis

to r eto .

gm§mM°E"°“ °"“ M” “‘"’"‘ lm n years convention in Toronto. i-ie cslunisu soclsr! or con' aocouzq-me-pg

- ° mllfmd veiwrday from New York connslssloulm Fon TAKING Alfnnavl

Apleasingpartoftheprogr TSINTHI was the presentation of e. aplenglll Wlnterlng Turkeys :Lucie srangeinerits :nr the meet- sumnm-: comrr or P a. L

cnrlmnas sin. to the secretary ` Turkeys should be wmtmd ,j_,_", °’0,°n‘;’§,°,,“;°'§m;’,§_,8 “£20 Eff i>. it i. iesrnssanrsnvs

where they are eXD¢°5¢d iD ily in lx.:<Lcd a convention of the liao- THE CANADIAN 0559"' “EWS T3'-TST

Illdellble the spring. Housed kduringlatgs Will- ciaticn of commissioners of Insur- ASSOCIATION, LlL|]'11|)_

g thsinsuc ap asaanceforthe Unitdsttr , '

Identlflcatlon sellilavllllblilrn, they have a very fine meeting of the Lifee Insuiansceallgrrlgslf BANK Bunmmc

The advanced registry policy for place to male their nats when ldnets of the United stazes. ' r' “ L

Purebred swine carried out by the “ying commences Turkeys are OCT -A Domihim Live Stock Branch pro- rather inclined to make their neat! OBE!! PRODUCTION vides me :wine maui ry with a sys- in concealed places. due rs their or Nicxsi. nicuss-r ‘°°°““"‘ ""°"" °l"°°‘ 'P °°""1""- r rem or pig resting organised an a wud instinct, and ir some provision rsoN'rm.r nr roun vssas """°' "‘*" °'"°° "°“’* 5*# , .~ national basis All sows entered is not made to offset this habit, Nickel production in Canada ad~ C°“ A°°°'"‘u“¢ |""“"‘°‘ 90 Ui" 'D044 Nliilvmentl. .

under this polgcyulandd also their many or rise eggsdmémyy be lost or vanoedx to 1(lt.}'l.l4,o2i pgunds in 0¢- Monthly, quarterly ms gm.” “gg-_

PTOUGYII. are en e by moans destroyed y pre a animals. tober rom prece ing moneh's Balanced as Inn

°f fettmlns in the can This worn About the tune when the wet iasab total er io,oz5,s.'»a pounds. The oe- I 1. °° "'° * “"' 5*' ~*°°°\=°l insured.

lsdone by officers ofthe Dominion is being commenced for the noon toher output was the highest on "mme u "ur" 'man 'P -‘ md'

Department of sri-ieulture and by reed, suitable nears can easuy be record since December loco. in or- "““'“"" """”‘°‘°°"“ "W" "°*"°¢“ 4'5"* -M

means or this method or idenrm- constructed with nerds or one inch tober im the production was 2,- °"‘“‘°'\

cation, the parentsce or an marred mam-lat eight to twelve inches wide 137.610 pounds, output during me nm, _

m is sou-sateed The breeder by and time reel lang, making e ténagixtha ending oewber to-.alles ' ‘°" ""‘““Y ‘-""‘P°“'°° l°°°fl°f**°'l-

lyltem. enabled also to keep square frame._'I\irkeys, bulletin _ , I pounds as amd with _ '

I lyltematic check on all the in-,149, Dominion Department of M. 3’l.'M.390 pounds lim corres- r’ (" Box 'S' Tnsrlou' _

-ANNUAL HIITING Ol’ FLOB-A TOOHBS MISSION I

CIRCLE-'I'he first annual meet U18 U! the F108 'Il00mll Mission

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