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Mrs. L. H. Poole. Montague. left recently on a business trip to Montreal. . ‘HOOLEYB MEN'S WEAR. Montague, Mammoth Sale. Two iveeks, starting January 15th. Hugo discounts.

Miss Florrle Beaton, who has been visiting in Boston for the past few weeks, has returned to her home in Montague.

..'TWO WEEKS SALE corn- Hnencing January 15th. Everything "reduced. Discounts up to 50%. I liooleys Men's Wear. Montague.

. ."MISS ELIZABETH SIM- MONDS will be at the Montague lliigh school Wednesday, January .26th at 3.30 P. M. to meet those wishing instructions in Singing or ﬁ Piano.

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i Mrs. Douglas MacLaren Wll a fvisitor to Charlottetown on Thurs- ‘day. where she visited her mother who is a patient in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital.

l Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kennedy and daughters Helen and Barbara Ann. .Murray Harbour North. have been visiting in O'Lea.ry for the past ‘week. guests of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Stan Dunviile.

Her many friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. Sam Wood. ‘who is at present a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital, is making favourable

following a recent operation.

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‘ every day "Sale Day" for Suits and '. ‘Fnproais at A. F. Campbell's, Mon- tague. New Spring Samples are i here, with a wide range to choose l frotn. . Preston Peardon. who has employed in Brantford, Ont.. for the past few months. has re- turned to his home in Montague. Mr. Peardon said that employ- melit at Braniford is at a mini- Imum during the winter season. ..'Mr. Howard Vickerson. Mont- iague, member of the staff of ‘Bcrgmanns. loft on Tuesday for Boston where he will spend a few weeks visiting his brothers Hector and William. and also many friends. Mr. Vlckerson was employed for many years in‘ Boston with the

--'DIAMOND RING! ‘$25.00 up. Wedding Rings $600 up. C. R. Bochner, Jeweller. Montague.

His many friends will regret to learn that Mr. Sydney MacLean has entered the Prince Edward Island Hospital for x-rays.

‘rho many friends of Barbara Shaw, datlghftr of Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw. Montague. will re. cret to learn of her illness at her home.

The ladies of the Young Peoples Society of the United Church. Montague. held a sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Greene. The ladies are making drapes for the classroom, which will add a great deal to the appearance of the room. The very enjoyable eve- ning was brought to e close with a delicious lunch served by the hostess.

Mr. Stan Molnnis of the Nation- al Film Board, Charlotteton, pre- sented the monthly films in Murray Harbour North on Mon- day. January 1'1. A large attend- ance was on, hand to witness the films which are both interesting and educational. The feature film "Lunenburg Fishermen" which was to have been shown had to be omitted due to a programme change, but. Mr. Mclnnis hoped to be able to have this one next month. The films shown were: Inside The Atom. The Home Town Paper. Lets Get Rid of Rats, Bird Dog Trials, and the Progressive Conservative Convention.

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Murray Harbour North Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. Elmer Millar with twenty members and one visitor present. The presl-' dent, Mrs. Gavin i-ficken. presided. The meeting opened by singing hymn 417, followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The Scripture lesson was read responsiveiy from Matthew chapter l6, followed by the exposition on the lesson given by Mrs. William Kennedy. Mrs. C. J. MacLure then lead in prayer. The roll call was responded to by a verse of scripture. Minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. Willard McClure. One new member was added to the roll. The treasurers report showed a cash balance on hand of ninety-one dollars and ten cents. Mrs. Hazel: MacLure invited the

Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company prior to returning to Montague.

An interesting item is the report ‘that Mr. David Jamieson, Gaspar- eaux. was plowing his land on the ‘6th and 7th of January, during the unusual spring weather ex- isting at that time. Had he h-is plow out on the 20th. he could have continued. for that was also a spring day. Mr. Jamieson is a prosperous farmer and an ex- pert potato grower.

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l DRAMA AND COMEDY DEFILY BLENDED LN “BEST YEARS OF LIFE"

The annual meeting Young Ladies Society of the Preslilytlerian Church. Montague,

“' v . was e d at the manse on Tuesday blgciiléaxfﬁaﬁggfsgllugragliﬁﬁi evening. with the president. Miss new dramatic production "The Ann?- Mawlcgldem’ ‘aiuwmg’ The

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hymn read by

V meeting. Lunch committee appoint-

stancling motion ‘picture. Myrna Loy. Fredric March. Dana Andrews, ‘Teresa Wright, Virginia Mayo are‘ starred in this RKO Radio release, and Cathy O'Donnell a new Gold- wyn discovery is introduced.

There is drama when Andrews

than a gold-digger, and when liar- old Russell. seeks to save his ﬁancee from a dlflluilll. marriage.

are the cluef purveyors of humor. March. happy-go-lucky lover

job with revolutionary ideas of subject of finance. Miss Loy is wife. a model of love-and patience. Carmichael plays a philosophical musical bartender. Cathy O'Don- nell. introduced as a sensational

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picture. plays the sweetheart of lire tragic Russell

William Wyler directed “T110 Best Years nf Our Lives" from tho script by Robert E. sheiwvoorl.

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Miss Sue Hcmphill, and prayer by Rev. F‘. N. Young. The minutes of the last meeting were read'and approved. and roll call was answ- ered with a verse of scripture. Plans were made for soliciting donations for the provincial camp site fund. It was moved and sec- onded that $50 would be donated by the society. Under new business. the following slate of officers was the ensuing year: President — Miss Anne MaoEaoh- ern (re-elected); Vice-President - Secretary- Tmasurer —- Miss Thelma Larter (re-elected): Worship Convenor — Miss Bernice Hlcken; Member- ship Convener Miss Janet lDcwar; Recreational Committee - R/zv. Mr. Young and Mrs. Young. During the study period. each mem- her took part. the topic being ‘Miss- dons." Several letters were read ‘from missionaries. The meeting closed with Benediction.

members to her home for the next

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thrill, excitement and adventure, (3) the restlessness of the pres- ent age when people seek escape from the mechanism of the times. He told the congregation that his text “Be renewed in the spirit of your mind" would provide the cure for this mania, which was preached by the great Apostle ‘Paul. He stated that all Chris- tians believe that God loves ev- eryone and that this should over- come the sense of inferiority. He l8 n- stated that the Christian also had Wm‘ m"? mm" 1°’ n“ "° 5°“ I an opportunity to serve in the P1935? 51°55 my “an 5nd zuldalKingdom and that this would re- my Brain lquirc his all. He would give him And make 1m‘ Ilmughuul’ ‘“'°"$'a cause for which to live and rile. Ind i-"Ie- -lt would also appeal strongly to Ml’ 195W“ may “em mm l° “IFWhis sense of adventure. And study hours long and dry; But if You help me, then l'll see How fast those useful hours fly.

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irf-OMOOMO-Le A PRAYER. FOR. JUNIORS

Dear God, a school day ‘comes.

LONG RIVER. TV. I.

The Long River Womens Insti- o 00d. g0 forth “Mb "It Wdﬂ- ‘tute held their regular monthly And hell! m!’ 3°35 "Id gmdemieetihg at the home of Mrs. m? Hindi ‘Ralph Johnstone on F‘riday ovo- F" Y“ P" WI” "Id “W” P w“ nlng. Jan. 7th. with fourteen T0 m!“ m5 lea-m "Id ImdEFImembeIs and three visitors ‘pre- Si-Blld ‘sent. Meeting opened in the usual 0pm my "*5" imd E37“ l'° "e lmanner with the president pre- ' l-low kind is every Emily T1001’. 5mm; For each one offers Gifts to me I Am... the m“ can and ‘he 14°" minutes of last meeting were read and duly slgngd, a letter of thanks was read from a patient in the Sanatorium for twenty dollars donated by this W. I. to be used towards paying for a dental plate for him. A receipt for $5 sent to the T. B. League Christmas Seal campaign wns__reail also. Thanks

Like Wisdom, Patience. and Power. - —John Marlin. THE ACCIDENT (Ara exercise for two speaker-i l

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Miliar and Mrs. Matilda Millar- and programme committee. Mrs. James Graham and Mrs. George Clow. The meeting closed by sing- ing hymn 606 followed by the benediction. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess.

i. GEORGETOWN AND VICITITY

..‘The first civic nomination held under the new Town Act, passed at the last session of the Legislature, took place in Georgetown on Tuesday. January. 18th, when two candidates for Mayor were nominated as the present office holder. J. A. B. Mac- Ccnneil and former Mayor P. L. Boudreault both filed nomination papers at the office of the Town Clerk. Both Mayoraity candidates are supported by a. complete slate of six councillors each. On the slate of former Mayor Bouclreault are Thomas Kenton. Richard Dougan, Andrew NlacNeill (who served on the present council), Henry Martell. Guy l-lemphill and Walter MacLean. Mayor MacCon- nell's slate included three of the present council in the persons of A. H. Stewart. Edward Easton, Marcellus Gotoll, along with Wil- liam Prosper. Howard Fouchere and Emerson Llewellyn. The elect- ion date ls set down in the Act for the first Tuesday in February. which fails on February 1st. At the time of writing it could not be learned if a Returning Officer had been appointed. No doubt the next week and‘a half will see much activity in civic politics. as the various candidates place their policies and platforms before the public in their canvass. "

Candidate

TO THE ELECTORS OF

this office carries. Time may

warrant your placing faith in

At the request of o number of citizens I have decided to offer as c candidate for Mayor for the Town of Souris. Should I be honoured with this Iiigh office I will endeavour to fulfill to the best of my ability, all the responsibilities that

the Electors, but I hope that my record as councillor for twelve years and Deputy Mayor for the post two years will

suing term of two years. I humbly seek your vote.

N. H. RICHARDS

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for Mayor

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‘ EMPIRE TIIEIITRE-WEDIIESDIIY-JIIIIIIIIRY ‘Zbtit.

Performance commences ct 8 P. M. Sharp.

Please be on time — Doors will be locked immediately before the start of. each

Tickets ore now on sale out the ABEGWEIT GIFT COURT

Rush Seats-SD cents

for fruit sent her during Ilrf .11. ness. The convencr of the Emu‘. ency Fund for Britain, Ippqﬂ“ $28 had been collected in u“ district.

Sick committee reported in". calls and the following new gem. mittees were appointed for um month: Sick — Mrs. Ernest Dim. nlng. Mrs. A. A. Campbell, W; Mrs. W. J. Profitt; Bchool - Mn. Oliver Poynter and-Ivlrs. Alan s, Campbell; Lunch Mrs. A. o, Jolmstone. Mrs. Ralph Johustonq. Mrs. W. E. and Mrs. Arthur Johnstone; Program .- Mrs. Ed. win Bcmnrri and Mrs. Elwood Campbell.

lit the close of the business period two very amusing contest; were put on by Mrs. Donald Campbell and Mrs. Allan Brown. Lunch was served by the coni- mittee in charge and a period of social intercourse was enjoyed.

Next meeting at ihe home of Mrs. Andrew C. Johnston: snl roll call to be answered by ae exchange of valentines. Collection amounted to $l.l0 and one mom- bcr paid her fee and seven pail for Institute News.

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CRANBERRY PORTAGE. Salt. - (CP) - The dog team hart modern competitor in ‘these pans Barney Goodnianson, local trapper. and a mechanic._ dreamed up be- tween thcm a mechanized toboggit powered by gasoline engine.

fast I guess.” A: "A quarter of an hour. more or less. was hardly worth a broken neck. He's gone!" 2

A: "The grade too narrow?" B: "No, the grade was wide. tho other driver gave him half the road; and something extra-for. the wheel marks showed he'd swung his car well over to the| side." ' 8

A: “Drunk?

B: "Ohi I wouldn't say that he was drunk."

A: "He'd been drinking?"

B: "Yes. it's very sad. A fine young man. the only son they had."

A: “The other?"

B: "Crippled. Both the cars are junk." ‘ -

A: "You've seen the Something left unsold?" B: "Something, too. the preach- _ er couldn't say, ‘Death through drink!’ if the truth be told, eh? Why hurt his people's feelings, when he's dead?"

papers?

A: "And who's to blame?"

B: “God knows! The govern- ment? The ﬁfrade? The boy? His parents? You and I? We're in the business!"

A: "People are content to let

—Adapted from the Australian Temperance Advocate.

G AMBLING MANIA

TRURO, Oct. 24-—Rev. Ward H. Maclxan. minister of St. Andrew's United Chtlrch. in a stirring ser- mon today lashed out against "the gambling crau that has taken a strong hold on present day gn- aration." Speaking to a large morning congregation on the sub- ject “Gambling Mania and Its Cure". the minister stated (l) That gembli violated the law of labor; (2) That it violated the law of exchange. and (3) That it violated the law of love and good- will, with a few profiting st the expense of many. Ho stated that the United Church in Canada had taken a strong stand against gambling. tie went. back to the Maritime Conference of the Unit- ed Church in i942 when the re- port of the Committee on Evan- gelism and Social service request- ed the United Church people to refrain from all gambling preo- ticel.

He also. stated that three years ego. Dr. J. H. Arnup. then Mod- erator of the United Church in Canada, sent a personal message to all ministers of the United Church against the principles of gambling. inking them to bring this matter before their congre- gationa.

Rev. lilr. Mecbeen stated that. in spite of these and numerous

tinned one form of gambling or another. He stated that this was due to three reasons: (I) en in- feriority complex which gave a

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