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The September meeting ofCorri- wall W. M. S. was he! at the home of Miss Laure. Crosby. Mrs. Mack. Vlckerson led the devotions

following the theme "Godfs Grace

-The Water of Llfe".

Mrs. Hazen Howard introduced the new study book "Along Af- rican Trails", givlng a very clear picture of Angola, West Africa. Mrs. Sterling Clow repeated the poem "Give A Thought to Africa." Mrs. Charles Hyde reviewed the chapter "Tasks Old and New" in the old study book describing the Marine Missions, Radio-Missions and Sunday Schools by air. '

The president conducted the business of the meeting and plans were made for a church service. Mrs. Bruce MncKinley will eu- tertain the members for their Oc- tober meeting when Mrs. A. 8. Weir will conduct the study and Mrs. Reginald MacEwen will lead the devotions. The word for roll

call will be "Thanksgiving". As- sisting the hostess will be Mrs. Earl Lowther and Mrs. Sterling Clow.

The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and the Mlzpah Benediction.

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By Thornton EAGGED-EAR MAKES EXCUSES

Whene'er there is no way of knowing.

Suspicion grows, and keeps on growing.

-Old Mother Nature.

Raddy Fox was disappointed. He had done his best to be pleasant as he invited Ragged-Ear, aiyoung Rabbit, to take a. walk with him in the Old Puture. Ragged-Ear had been just about to accept the invitation when he had changed his mind. This had happened twice. The first time Ragged-Ear had complained of being tired. The second time, he had lost his appetite. He said so. "I know that sweet clover must be wonderful, but I would rather have it when I have more of an appetite,” he explained.

Rcddy tried to hide his dis- appointment. "That's all right." said he. "Phat clover will stay there. How about coming along and having a look at it? Then you will know right where it is and can go get it when you are hungry. Perhaps the walk will give you an appetite," Roddy grinned. He didn't know it, but it was his grinning that was upsetting all his plans. When he grins he shows his teeth. And just the sight of those teeth gnve Ragged-Ear an uncomfort-i able ieellng.

"I'm sorry. but I have some work to do this morning," explained Ragged-Ear.

"Perhaps I can help you." said Reddy pleasantly. "A good neighbor is always ready to help another. I want to be a good neighbor- supposlng you tell me what you have to do, then I will see if I can help."

"I have to cut a new path

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The F. Hugh Herbert-I A. L. Dia- mond screenplay casts Miss Col- bert as a young, attractive grand- mother who finds herself pursued by an ever-armorous estranged hus- band and I. wealthy ex-boy friend who decides to pick up where he left off 20 years previous. The film funfest is still of the humorous situ- ations that traditionally highlight I Claudette Colbert comedy.

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"I really don't need your help," said Ragged-Ear.

through these brambles -brlars," said R8-Szed-Ear.

"Just where are you going to cut it?" Reddy wanted to know.

"I'm going to start right here where I am now, and cut a new path out to the edge," explained the young Rabbit. , .

Reddy pretended to be interests "That will be fine," said he. "You really do need another path, I certainly would want one .were I in your place. I think, however, you are making one mistake."

"What mistake am I making?" asked Ragged-Ear.

"I think it is a mistake to start the new path where you are. As I see it, the place to start it is out on the outer edge. It will be much better to cut from outside in than from inside out. I am sure you will agree when you think it over," said Eeddy.

Ragged-Ear thought this over for a moment. ”I don't see that it will be any easier.” said he, "I don't think that it will make any difference at which place I start that path."

"It will make all the difference in the world,'' said Raddy. You have forgotten something."

"What have I forgotten?” Raglzed-Ear wanted to know.

"You have forgotten that I offered to help." said Recldy. He grinned in a. way which he intend- ed to be very pleasant. The trouble was he had too many teeth to make a grin pleasant when he showed all of them. .

Just then Sammy Jay began can- ing in the distance. At the sound of his voice Ragged-Ear remembered the wamlng Sammy had given him the day before. At the sa ie time he saw those teeth,

"I really don't need your help," Mid missed-Ear. "It's nice of you to offer to help, but there really isn't room for two to work at the same time. Thank you, just the same."

Reddy tried to hide his disap- pointment. "I'm sorry you think that," said he. "I admit there would hardly be room in there for both or us. That is one reason I think it

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-FILMS at Bearletown Hall. to- night.

--INSUL PLYBOABD 34. inch thick is better than 96 inch plaster board. Both sold at Bruce's.

-DON”1' FORGET the big One Cent sale at Waugh's Drug Store. Alberton. October 15, 16. 17, 18. -zl-um

-COME to Film Board in Dam- ley Hall. October 16th, at ll o'clock. Sale of lunches by W. I.

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-NEW LONDON PARISH - Church of England. The Girls' Aux- llliary. Miss Constance Williston, Dominion Glrls' supervisor, will hold a meeting for teen-age girls in Saint Mark's Parish Hall, Kensing- ton, on October 21st, at 8 P. M. All teen-age girls of New London Parish and vicinity are asked to at- tend thismeetlng. '

.-THANKSGIVING SERVICE - On Sunday. October 12 Thanks- giving services were held in the West Devon United Church at 9.30

would be much better to start from the outside. Why not try it?" "Thlefl Thief! Thief!" screamed Sammy Jay in the distance. Ragged-Ear cut a bramble with his sharp front cutting teeth. "I don't think you have the right kind of teeth for.thls kind of work." said he,

It was true. Reddy Fox doesn't have front cutting teeth such as all Rabbits have. He doesn't have to bite off things as they do. ''I have very good teetii," said Ready. But Ragged-Ear appeared not to hear him.

I p. in. There was a large attendance and the Church was appropriately decorated with the produce or gar. den and farm. At 11 a. in. there was another large congregation at the Bloomfield Church. The afternoon

' service was in the Brae church.

The Sacrament of the Lord's sup- per was observed. Four young people, children of Mr. and Mrs James Maoxlnnon, joined the Church on profession of faith. They wore: Jeanette, Eva, Hillard and Willard Macxlnnon. Elder 1'-ti-ea MacLeod assisted at the service. In the night there was a very large congregation in the 0'Leary Church. At all places, the Minister. Rev. W. G. Dickson officiated and preached appropriate sermons. The various choirs had special Thanks- giving hymns and music.

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