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bath -Sth at Cape Traverse at 11 a. m. and DeSable at 7 p. m. Also Moii-

p. m.

CLASSES CANCEL' ED ~- City

schools were closed all day yester day on account oi' the snow storm

were also cance'lcd.

NEW SERIAL STORY-Trappers,

soldiers and titled dandies seeking

Howden Smith in the Guardian's new serial story, ‘The Doom Trail," starting next week.

7 p. m. G. A. Grant, Minister.

W M S. TRINITY UNITED

DIL JENKINS will not be able to

return on account *oi illness before March lst. 3316-2-13-li.

cniusrs ciruncn._cnei-ry vai- ley. Sunday, Feb. 15th, service at

GARDEN CITY BUTTER--2 lbs. 7°' 70°- BU! Nur supply from our B

teamsters or at our sa_1¢s1-oem, pu" bers, hockey, one hour's skating with Milk Co. Ltd. ti

YOU WANT THE BEST your

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DR. M. A. MCGUIGAN'S new den-

tal oiilce in the Tweel Building (for- merly occupied by Dr. Dougan) is

Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab-

day itlth at Argyle Shore at 7.30

Classes at Prince of Wales College

wealth, reputation and thrills in the New World are portrayed by A. D.

Val . .' Thos. Palethorpe, Minister.

Chapman, pastor 1 j

rts tonight. Races, novelty num

band mske a full program tonight;

New York, stated that Captain Boyd

terday to fly to Florida.

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. PERSONALS

la. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. F. Bate oi Fredericton, N. B.

Mrs. Grate’ health has been indiffer-

beneilcial. We wish her bon voyage.- Truro News, Feby. 9th.

SOURIS

lvllclsaac were laid to rest in the St.

WINSLOE CmCUIT_D1vine ser 'Marys Cemetery, Souris. The funeral

vices on Sunday Feb. 15th as fol- WAS largely attended by mme wh° lows. Highfield ll n. m.' Prince- came t° pay 9' last “bum t° the

town Mad 3 p_ m_. Wmgloe North memory of the lute Mr. Mclsaao who

was a highly respected and life long citizen of our 't0wn.' He leaves to mourn two sons'and two daughters

icy 3 p m. Brodelbane 'I p. m.

HUNTER RIVER-The services on

P. w. coLi.EoE-classes ue- the Hunter River unites charge for

gin this morn.r~», at 9.15. 1‘he work Sunday, Feb. 15 are as follows: 11 °f 91° flflh Period will be cancelled. am. Wiltshire; 3 p. m. Wheatley

River, 7 p. m. Hunter River. A. E.

Q. S. S. ICE SPORTS TONIGHT

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"Tris Doom Inari." - The Start# at 'I-30 Sharp. sais-1-ia

Gua.rdian's new serial starting next week is teeming with Indians, ad- venture, ambition and romance. Its de-SDHt¢h revolved yesterday from Mr.

Bus Phillips. who is at pi-egeyig in

FLYITO FLORIDA.-A telegraphic

Dr. Jack Jenkins and himself were; Boing to take on' from New York yay.

. A slight change for the beti/er was

noted Monday in the condition of 1 ;///»

Mrs. A. B. Warburton, of Charlotte- W; , ,.

town who is critically ill of pneumon- '" if W

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Alberta, who has spent the winter in Nova Scotia, and for some months the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. P. Fulton, Elm St., left Tuesday for Prince Edward Island. on a visit to friends, from thence she will proceed on her retum journey to the west,

ent for some time and her sojoum in her native province has proved very

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CHURC“__0n Wednesday, Fen. 11‘(to whom the Guardian extends its

Mrs. W. A. Thompson, the president in the chair. Seventy eight members and two visitors were present. An in- teresting program on home and for- eign missions was carried out, let- ters were read from Miss Tweedie, Japan, Miss Morson, India and Miss

Love to Hear my saviours Voice, was

from Presbyterial were read by Mrs. Ira Shaw, who stressed'that there were five things each member should do pray, read, work, tail: and give.

iliary and the treasurer gave an en- couraging report of the financial de- partment. Meeting closed with pray- er by Mrs. W. H. spencer.

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MEDAL-Norman Irvin, of 19 Ridge' St., Winchester, Mass., was given a

iavcrlte had been responding to his voice whenever he raised it. I-ie milk

man rushed into the building called, nts cow, and succeeded in urging ner as for as the door. Here hr- and his pei; were overcome by smoke and N0rman’s mother carried her sou in~ to the air and revived hint There was no one on the scene who ielt equal to doing the same for the cow

so she perished in the flames. Nor-; :non was ill for some time from the' effects oi the smoke. Lost 'i‘ue:-day, the Animal Rescue League prescutedl him with an Alice N. Lincoln for his fu-d. Norman ts the grandson of Mrs Peter Finlars-ri and the late Mr Peter Finlayson ot Peake Sta-

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Mrs. L. A. MacDonald, Charlotte-

,-town. was a visitor to Souris this lweek visiting relatives.

Miss Dorothy Moynagh, teacher at

Lakeville, spent `Saturday at her

Macivor, sydney. A pleasing solo, I hlmlll in s°‘”l5‘ ' M H

Mr. R.. Taylor, Moncton, recently cnt a few' days 'ln the Eastern

-inetropilis on business. _

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lRailwsy, spent a few days at his home in Souris this week

Rev. A. D. MacDonald, Souris. was

in attendance at the meeting of

visiting friends in Souris

IRISH CHARACTERS

RICH* IN 'INTEREST

MONTREAL, Feb. 12.-Many of

the Irish poets. drumatists and story. tellers are as rich in interest as any- thing in their literature. George W. Russell-known to lite'i'a‘ry circles as A. E.-said at the 'beginning of a lecture on “Some Personalities of the Irish Literary Movement," before a large audience ol' the Women's Can- adian Club in the Windsor Hotel. They have one thing in common, he continued, in that they are trying to bring the world outside them into har- mony with the ideal world of their imagination.

In a cultural sense, Ireland is one

of the oldest countriesinEurope. the lecturer said. 1-le traced the cycles of literature down to the act of Union in 1800, when English became the language of the courts and schools

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with a “saving remnant" of Gaelic speech among the people on the western seaboard. The people were lnlthe position of having lost their own -culture without yet having gained an English or world culture. This the speaker, said, is reflected in the novels of Lever and Lover with their careless, sporting, shoot- ing, drinking characters, and the stage Irishman that “every real Ir- ishman would like to shoot."

The lecturer recalled the change

that came towards the end of last century when Ireland, sterile in lit- erature for almost a century broke out suddenly into poetry and drama. The grandfathei- of theh Irish literary movement was Standish 0'Grady, to whom Mr. Russell said lie owed his own early enthusiasm.

MATHIAS GIl.l.I'§

The death on Dec. 19, 1930, of

Mathias Gillis, of East Boston, was learned with sincere regret by many relatives and friends in this pro- vince. Deceased was bom in Bay- side Lot 14, 'I4 years ago, son of the lute Roderick- Gillis and Anne Mc- Lellan. At an early _age he emigr- ated to the United States and settl- ed inllut Boston, where he was successful in business and by thrift and _diligence built and maintained s fine-home where- all who had the pleasure of _visiting him enjoyed his

,Gillis, P. P., Wellington, is a nephew |oi the deceased. The funeral was

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he was a devout Catholic and hc was

ever true to his ideals of right living. - ‘ t

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loyal and sincere in all his contacts' Flayed By Criticgl

with social and business life. He leaves to mourn the loss of a cle-

voted husband and kind father his: :orrowing widow (nee Jennie Mc-1 Intyre, formerly of Grniiri River, Lot*

14) and two sons and two riaugliicrs;l

!.tinclon`s nrt critics broke into a rliockctl chorus of disapproval toclny fl over Jacob Epstelnis new luminal statue "Genesis" the figure of an

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eri her and provided her with every Mr' Jas' E' M°'°D°““ld‘ R°u° BW' \'l' 4" ”`°`"°; "" “°~"'*"“' 1' comfort a cow could want. When W” “ "sm" l°.°'_"_t°Wn °“ M°“d°‘y' y -

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medal for his attempt to remove his Pmsbylery °f the Unmd ch“r°h f/ ’~'. ¥ ll .

pe, cow to “my when the bm in held is choriouewwn mu week. _ JI \ - 0 .

which it was, caught fire last No-` Mis Ev L L h et dt St _~ th - _ .

vember. Norman was, in :-1 small way, , 5 5 ew l is r “me ° ' ' _ f"*'*>- ' '

a cow caller and for two years his Peters Bay “ft” spending “ few days J X ‘

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hing had hit. me bot\\'ct:n the eyes." I AT DELHI

I l\ie.in\vlii‘r~ FTpsiriit_sn1llli1;:, refuses I --

' to niiswci' lil.; cril.i‘s_ s:i_vii1_t:: “l did I DELHI, India, Feb. 12.-Sir Ar-

LONDON Febmmv 12___Staid 2 not carve this for t.n‘m, I carved my

iclcn, But I :im szonu-tinu‘s surprised

lint tli<‘_v think l nm nimiuf: a per-

soiiztl insult ut ilu-in or m1_\'our."

'ihc l‘.i:iutil`.r.~tt'~x' Gimrrlnii, how-

PTBDK. Anl2l”|0l1y» MTS- R- LOCl<W00rll' -l _ ll ever, urrzcd violent critics not to be

and Anne, all of East Boston. Be | sides these, one brother, Frank. of Bayside, Lot 14, and one sister, Mrs. Emmanuel McLellan of New York,l are left to mourn. Rev. Urban

held from his late residence. Dec. 21st, to Calvary Cemetery where a large crowd of sorrowlng friends and relatives followed thc remains to their last resting place. Many spiritual offerings testltied to the esteem in which the deceased was held. May his soul rest. in peace.

INDIAN GIRL WINS ORATORICAL CONTEST BRANTFORD, Ont., Feb. i2.-Wil-

ma. Green, India girl of the Six Na- tions trlbe, Saturday night won the Brant County championship in crat- ory, defeating Shirley Brett, of Brantford, in the final here. Wilma spoke on "Florence Nightingale." She will compete on Fcb_ 13, in the sectional contest at Hamilton, thc winner of which is to meet nine oth-

cheerful conversation and the warmth of hospitality. In religion

er sectional winners during Easter week at Toronto. l

cnceinte pilmitlve woman which he considers his most important work. l

The same papers printed letters,

on sure that Epstein is \vrong. The

.Glinrdlnn critic snld: “the figure is

of protest wlilch have rcaehcd them llm“°m1‘ allnml " sllmnn mcgnnm with rpgmd to the statue' one |5`\vonmn_ stark and expros<i\'e with

front a retired clergyman who frars 5 that future archaeologists may take 5

the sculptor's statue as life portray- ll

als of modern Londoners. ,I

onit-.thing tcrrililo in lt, hirth it- elf, trniisrciirllng the properties of ifc-the face hns blind dignity and iathos and thc forms mount up in n

strange rhythm from vast limbs set

Tlic Times critic said of the statue: I

“There are two Mr. Jacob Epstelns.| one a powerful expressive modeller, in bronze and the other the sculptor hero of a bad novel." The Tolo- grnplfs critic finds the statue coarse and repellent and suggests that it be removed from the gallery as "un- 1 suitable for public exhibition." Af- 1

in n rough base through emphatic stages to the head with n hard mass _of hair." l

WOVEN MAY G0 T0 WORK

MOSCOW. February i2.-Employ- uent of hundreds of thousands oi

ter partly describing the statue, the ,women in industries to overcome the

paper says: "there are other details of the figure one simply doesnt care to discuss.

The Daily Express spoke of Epstein

statue an "awful eyeful" and added “Genesis might make an ideal hat- rack in the hall of A lunatic asylum." Again, “when I entered the room.

wlicre it stands surmounted by busm 5

present serious shortage of labor, is being considered by the Government of the Soviet Union. with thousands of Jobs for wine: K

as s man "who cracks bad Jokes with there are no takers the country go. l ""1 "` ‘ ‘Y

his chisel." The Mirror called the day has the - greatest shortage oil H I S

.labor in its history. With millions of women inactive it L1 believed the

problem could be solved by press- lnf; them into service. The children would b~ cnrctl for li the e

thur Currie, principal of McGill Uni- versity, Montreal, and Lady Currie, have arrived here and arc stuying ai the Viecroy‘s residence, where they will reside until after Earl Willing- don's inauguration.

The suburban husband was about

to leave his home for the station when his wife detained hlin.

“John," she said, “I wish you’d go

out to the kitchen and give Bridget a good talking to before you go to business."

“I-iow's that?" he asked. "I thought

you were very satisfied with her?"

"So I am, dear," replied his wife: “but she's beating some carpets for me this morning and she does it bet- ter when she's angry."-Answers.

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