DECEMEEBA?» 1931

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yrrrsrzwrariox BY rm: giumsccirrr: w. l. T0 MR. AND runs. FRANK GLEASON

On tho 6th inst. the Earnscliffe women's Institute went to the nome of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleason and presented the happy couple with an elegant sift oi all: verware and the following address:

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleason:

Dear Friends-It affords the Wo- men's Institute of this district very much pleasure to come here this evening to heartily congratulate you on your recent marriage and to express to you the very sincere vi-ish that yours may be a long and. very happy wedded life. That i-he roses of sunshine and happiness that are blooming so sweetly in your pathway now may always be as bright and beautiful as they are today.

And to you, Mrs. Gleason, whose husband is one of the finest and most highly respected young men in the district, we, the members of the Earnsciiffe Women's Institute, have also very much pleasure in extending a very hearty welcome as you come now to take up your res- idence in our midst. We can very sincerely assure you that you will always find all our members your wnnn, true-hearted friends. And we would all be delighted if at some time in the near future you should sec your way clear to become a member of our Society and there- by help to make it an even better

and more useful organization than it is at present.

In conclusion, please accept the accompanying gift as a. token of friendship and good-will from the Earnscliffo Women"s Institute.

Again assuring you of our earnest hope that you may have all the happiness that this life can afford.

Bigned on behalf oi officers and members of the Earnsciiffe Wo- men's Institute.

MRS. ROY MUTCiI, President. LAURA YOUNG, Secretary. - The address was fFad by the President, Mrs. Roy Mutch, and re- sponded in by Mr. and Mrs. Glea- son, both of whom tendered the Institute their very sincere thanks for their great kindness-kindness which they would certainly never forget. Mrs. Gleason also said she had been a member of the Bouris Women's Institute for some time, had always taken a great interest in the work and would gladly 10in this one in Ear-nscllffe first op- portunity. After luncheon a very pleasant evening was spent by all those present.

' GEIITRAL GUARDIAN

CRASWELL FOR YOUR XMAS Photos. 7012-12-10-61.

DRESSED POULTRY WANTED. -—l>ilghest prices, careful grading. Prompt returns. F. B. Conrad.

6017-12-6-61.

POLICE COUlt'l‘—'i‘here was a clean docket at. the Police Court Saturday morning.

FOR. SELECT P B I V A T E CHRISTMAS CARDS call and see those on view at the Guardian Central Job Prlntery. Moderate prices. ' Nov. 30-tf.

PRESBYTERIAN NOTES. NORTH TRYON-The Presbyter- ian Church ladies of North Tryon held their annual chicken supper and bazaar at the Baptist Hall on Wednesday, 23rd of November. The day was fine and the attendance good, many friends coming from Summcrside and other adjacent points. The tables were loaded with the good things of life such as Tryon ladies are noted for. The evening was given over to games and amusements and at the close the genial Hugh Morrison oi Sum- mcrside auctioned off the surplus dalnties and realized a. goodly sum. The proceeds oi the evening amounted to over seventy dollars. Dr. Genge and wife met for the first time with their people in so- cial gathering and the people are enthusiastic over having a settled pastor and lender. Already a. beau- .tiiul new shed has been built for the accomodation of teams during the winter months, the men going to the woods and cutting the frame. Much help was given and a. hearty spirit completed the work. The unsightly trees have’ been cut around the church'and a graded front will give added beauty to the already beautiful surroundings. The ladies circle met at the home of Mrs, Lefergy Wednesday of. temoon and evening and ended the year's meetings with-"the payment oi all bills and the donation of

‘$100.00 toward the new sheds.

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Lcndon Advertiser: “No truck or trade with Russia." a Toronto Con- servative daily represents Mr. Ben- nett as sayins- Elxcept in oil and furfl. aluminum. etc., which ‘some- how do not bear the moral taint oi coal, implements, etc., for reasons which must be referred to a spec- ialist incasuistry.

"Banker" .

See Our Large Assortment

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Jeweler and Engraver

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We have just purchased

Assorted

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Cheap Lumber

Trip

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at the lowest prices in thirty years.

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PAOLPS WHARVES

on our latest Buying

Lumber

be issued on Tuesday

Large congregations and a real in- terest in all departments oi work attest to the desire to become a living church and asset to the community. A new manse will re- ceive serious consideration at the next annual meeting.

The many friends of Cecil Ran- kin, son of C. A. Rankin, Mt, A1- bion, are pleased to hear that he is doing nicely after a recent oper- ation at the P. E. Island Hospital.

PERSONALS

Mi. and Mrs. Lyman Davlson left Saturday morning on a short visit to Montreal.

Mlr. Simon Paoii of L. M. Poole a Co. has arrived home from visiting all the big lumber mills o! New Brunswick.

RIDING MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK

UITAWA, Dec. i2- Riding Mountain National Park, Manito- ba‘ lies on a lofty plateau, which forms the summit of Riding Moun- tain. Covered with a luxurious growth of forest and set with ex- quisitely clear lakes, Manitoba's scenic playground has rapidly gain- ed a. position of importance a; a major tourist attraction. Hundreds of elk, bear, and moose roam wild within its boundaries; wildiowl and bea/ver build their homes along its waterways; while a herd of buffa- lo, descendants of those wild herds which once roamed the prairies, brouscd on the rich buffalo grassof the uplands.

NOR WANT TO

fa Angeles Times: These people who wrlw jokes about the plumb- ers faulty memory never got an itemized bill from one of them.

l1!- SPEBIAL!

Reduced prices for ten days. 12ih-22nd.

Elite Beauty Salon

Also three valuable

prizes given. Phone 1329 for par- ticulars.

Proprietor Percy Gullison C

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OHIBOPBACTOB

Three Year Palmer (lradute I24 Prince 8t. Phone 101! Home Calla Made.

e ' C Erinttr Unites dibuub MONDAY 3.30 p. m-Intermedlate c, G. I. T, —Weekly Meeting _ social

Hall.

7.00 p. m.—'1\'ail Rangers - Week- ly meeting-Social Hall.

7.30 p. m.—Willing Circle oi King's Daughters - Annual Meeting —Irnportant business-Ladies.

1.30 p. rim-Committee of Stewards —Monthly meeting —- Social Hall’.

Realizing Re- salts Of Impe- r i a I P a c t s

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Dee. l0.—Ever in- creasing trade between Canada's Atlantic ports _and the United King- dom, based upon results oi the Em- pire Economic Conference, has at- tracted yet another steamship line to the Maritime Provinces, it is an- nounced here. .

The company is the Bristol City Line oi Steamships Limited, which will operate a fortnightly freight service between Halifax and Bris- tol, England. Should the winter service prove satisfactory it is pos- slble that the company will send its vessels to Montreal during the per- iod oi navigation on the St. Law- rence River next summer.

According to the announcement, made by Furness, Withy and Com- pany, Limited, Canadian agents, the first departure from Halifax will be made on Jan. 10 by the Bristol City. New York has been the North American port of call of the line for some years and will continue to see the departures of the Bristol City vessels but calls will be made at Halifax.

Other steamers of the line sf- fecied by the new announcement are the Exeter City, the Boston City and the New York City. All 1,710 net tons. '

Annual Meeting W0men’s Auxiliary

St. Paul's Church senior branches

of the Women's Auxiliary held their annual meetings during the past week. Branch B met on Tuesday with Mrs. Noel DeBlols, President, in the choir. After Bible reading and prayer, encouraging reports of the year's work were given by the of- ficers. Last winter the members worked on an outfit for one of the Indian children attending the Res- idential Schol at Orion Lake, Sask. This outfit, a number of Christ- mas gifts, and a. quantity of can- ned goods, were packed and shipped in April. The Branch packed and has been able to meet its financial obligations and has a. small balance with which to purchase materials to start another outfit when meet- ings resume in January.

Mrs. DeBlois was re-electcd Pres- ident. Mrs. Bell, one of our new, but very energetic workers, was el- ected lst Vice President. All other officers were re-eiected. Mrs. Ray- mond, honorary president oi the Branch, spoke a few words of en- couragement, and urged the mem- bers to keep before them, at all meetings, the aims of the Women's Auxiliary. To take a little while at each meeting for mission study and make daily use of the members‘ prayer. To remember as we sew on the garments, that they will be the means of making it possible for a child to attend school and ai- so to hear more about our Saviour.

Branch A met on Thursday with Miss McCallum, President, in the chair. Branch A also had a very active and successful year, and an optimistic spirit prevailed in all re- ports. Miss C. Hashim, the faith- ful and capable treasurer, was un- able to be present and a message of greeting was sent to her. Reference was made to several faithful work- ers who have passed to higher ser- vice.

The Branch completed a splendid outfit for a child in the MacKay

School, and also sent a large box of canned goods. A number of knitted articles were made and scnt to the Rev. C. Palmer, Palampur, India, for the use of the iepers. Miss Mccalium said she hoped some of the members of both branches would make gifts of soar- ves and work-bags, to send the teachers and pupils of ‘the school at the Kangra mission, India. Miss A. DeBlois will take these when she returns to Kangre. next year.

All officers of Branch A were re- elected.

Miss McCallum gave a short ad- dress, during which she said she felt there is a call to the women of today to make a stand for the right. Women must come forward and give leadership and do their part as they did during the war. Miss MeCallunrs talks are always most helpful and much appreciated.

The Girl's Auxiliary re-organised on ‘Iliesday eveninfl. 8nd hope to resume meetings the second week in January. Although only a small band of workers, they completed a

splmdid outfit last winter.

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Govent Garden Opera. Subsidy

(Canadian Press‘) LONDON, Dcc. 10.--'l‘lie State subsidy bl’ $87,500, a year to the Covent Garden Opera Syndicate l5 not t0 be paid next year. Sir King- sley W006. Postmaster General, has made this announcement in Par- liament. He said the British Broad- casting Corporation who paid $37, 500 a year tothe subsdyJind agreed to render “such help as they can under sueh~ conditions as they think proper."

The opera subsidy first ‘outlined in Parliament in November, i930, by Lord SIliJWEiCII (then Phil p Snowden) as CIIZIIICCITOX‘ of the EX- chequer, provided for an annual grant of $87,500 for five years. with the British Broadcasting Corpnrd- tion's $37,500 and a further $25,000 from gramophone interests, Grand Opera was assured of an annual in- come of $150,000.

The chairman the Covent Garden Synclcalo, says: "Opera will not suffer by iliis arrangement. The B. B. C. have intimated that they will fill the lllilfifl of the Gov- ernment. The whole organization

of

will go on as before under the clos- est When times are

supervision of the B. B. C. bcitcr we hope

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Xmas GoodsiCbircolaies in Xmas

Many Other Varieties. Tobacco, Cigarettes, Ciganr in Xmas Packages. Counter Lunches. Bock Candy, 40c lb.

WIIITFS

fiiTiz-io-‘u

Box, 30c up. Also in bulk. Ribbon Candy, Hard Candy, Shapes and

that the Government will be able to help us again.

"Meanwhile there is a little doubt that there will be an opera season.

IS But whether or not. 1t will be at

Covent Garden ‘Theatre imclf we cannot say. "An arrangement may be come to within the near future."

‘IYR-IIRO, N. S.. Def. 9.-—iC.P.)-— ’I‘hc Strange Case of the Partition-

Poe tale, but a tine yarn as un-

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Teaspoon: are $2.50 for six!

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‘folded in Truro Police Court. It Iseems that officers raided the room occupii-d by on¢ Robert Gillls inud found a barrel filled with ‘empty bottle. apparently so, Clo- VSCI‘ sczutiny disclosed that a stave {in the lower partof the barrel had [iron sawed and fitted as a slid- iing panel. Behind it were found 17 bottles 0f choice liquors. Glllis trout r0 jail under the Liquor Con-

cd Bar-rel is not an Edgar Allenhm, M“

FRANCE AND RUSS!

New York Times: The im nations are almost falling 0' other trying to be friends r vict Russlap-nt one end J: the other end France a friends among the border S the economic situation in has gmwn vol-so ilv: gave have not tried to launch a against Red Russia. The been makmg friends with

Christmas.

hope l0 are lhcm all.

Yours,

A ME$SAGE

(York-r & ("ompnny : I hmr from my agents that you luuru uguin a u-onderful selection of Christmas Gifts. u-irle

and varied, and that your Toy ‘Dvpm-lmvnt is sivaiupcd by eager, expccfanl children. Toll flicm I have planned a personal visit f0 your s-forr- and

.w,i.\'l.l.

aunts

Picture Books. for the

Now is ihc time for you i0 visit our 'l‘0_vlaud and sch-ct your gifis. 'l‘oys ordered will he carefully pui aside for

Hundreds 0f Rooks by popular authors, books [or Girls and Boys. wonderful ramue of fancy Stationary in Iloxes. ziiszi Waiermnn's fancy Pen and Pencil Sets.

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