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'O"Many people never attempt to test their ability in“ new ways because to do so looks diificulL They lack self-conﬁdence. “For years I was certain I could never learn 0o play bridge. Then I spent a week-

end with some friends and, after dllmtl‘, bridge was proposed. I declined to play. Bridge, 1 said, was s mystery ~ to me."

l“ ‘Why’, my friend ex- claimed, ‘it's no trick st all. There is nothing to bridge except nmnory and judg- ment. You once wrote I chapter on would be dead easy for you!’

“And belore I know it, I found myself playing bridge.”

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‘Ford Predicts Better Business

BY JOHN’ FERRIS Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. April 30 —(AP) — Henry Ford predicted today an economic charnrge for the better in the United ‘States when 1n- tiusfry and business generally be- gin rovrallzing themselves.

3111 oomplelely reticent about his whits House conference with President Roosevelt. the automo- bile manufacturer was asked his genial mood was traceable to the Washington visit.

“Well? he smiled. heard me sayln anyhlng about the president. d vcu? What's the use? He's trying to (‘o the best he fin like everybody else."

"you never

“People must wake up and go to work." said Ford "Tco nu-ny people try t0 live of! money. Money isn‘t wealth. It's just a token of wealth. We must creme wealth and we must do it by doing seme- thing Pecrpe should ba their own leaders.

"Too many people are halt a- sleep. They're coking for security instead oi’ making i themselves. And so they are easily tooled by their leaders.

He named no names and in answer t) a specific question whether he meant labor leaders, he said: “No?

"There's plenty to be done in lndusrv and it ouzht to be done now.’ Ford said. "Forty yours ago people could not foresee all the wolf; the invention and mrmu- lecture of automobiles was to bl-‘n-g. Now it's the same with o‘her things. Railroads, manu-

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ips strengthen char- acler. he said. and even the herd- shlp o! unemploylnent-"the worst in the world.” he said-strength- ens s person if that person sut- fers enough to be driven out o! unemployment into wonk.

Cardlgan Head And Vlclnlty

Mr. Joseph MeAulay (J12) Cardi an Head, spent Friday night in ontague, visiting among friends. He was a passenger on the Georgetown train on Friday even- ing when one of the freight cars was; derahed at Brudennll and he

was obliged to hitch hike Montague.

Mr. Henr Brian. Cardigan Head. was a visl r to St. Teresa's on Friday evening the quest of Mr. Charles Bradley.

Due to the cold wet weather which we have had since the liab- lng season opened many of our en- thusiastic sportsmen have had very Poor luck catching trout. but this ls not so with regard to eel catch- ing as Mr. Joseph Gillan during

hundred o! those snake like fish.

Miss Eunice Jay. Morell, isspend- in a iew days visiting with her aisior. Mn. Joseph Kenney.

Mr. Earl McDonald, Merchant. Lorne Valley, was s visitor to M-t. Stewart on Friday. Returning bycarhe-lound the roedstobeln very mood condition,

Mr. Bernard Clarkln and Mr. Edward Cairns, Baldwin's Road.

with s load live stock for the Shippinl 011$

Cars are now runnine in this report

were It Cerdliafsn on Monday last.

dbl-riot and the roads to be in sood condition with pssseb ou thgldelnonwn o! p. Iezmsplttplsg dlltlieuligr.‘ ,

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Boudreault’ $7 7O

Canadian Fail-bank M Co. Egine parts $1,010.80} one Condon. J. J. Coal. etc 801.29. David. Clarence Trucking $0.50. Fennell & Chandler Wipers 824,20 Flizserald. c. M. Lumber $24.45. Fay 6s Sons,

soclallon ‘Iiruckage 837.82, d0 L. M.

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P1101; Found Repairs 8245.04. gicaaon Marine Railways Repairs,

‘lggaeniey. Show a Peardcn Bolts sled/m s» C0,, ma Bruce Re- pairs 8110.92.

Sloane Joseph Labor Shzsworth ,

G to I‘ Axillary“: Captain Metal-en. William Salary gineer 81,012.77. 111p Salary — Deck-

pgéiareailujv. L. Supplies

Canadian National Railways Freight 80.00.

Condon. J. J'- Coel. etc. 8050.76.

Can. Fairbanks-Morse Co. Re- pairs 1707

83 . . Delorey. Fred Operating motor boat. etc 888.00. Fitzpatrick, John Lumber 86.34. Gotell. Temple Labor 42.00

McLean. Hank Labor 82.80. Lavers. Waldron Labor 810.20. Imvandier, Herman Labor 80.50 grzrgﬂe 6a C0 Lid.

Phtou Foundry & Machine Co. Repairs $213.86. Plctou Marine Railway Repairs

Ross 8s Son. Peter 35

Ross. Me'vllle Labor 81.50. Skinner. Daniel Labor 842.00. Sampson. Henry labor 821.80. Ste rt a O0. Ltd, Bruce Labor

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Wetmore t 80.80. Total — -— — — - —- 85.17020

L011‘! -B POINT FERRY l-‘erryboat "Painless" ($18,258.88)

Dcucette. Jared-lush lslary- Cap- mli iliiimziism rd ssl main a er. s - - eer 81.301 33 u!

Moﬂillivra! Deckhsnd $1,119.11.

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¥igtclor, Wilfred 1:001‘ 8143.00. o a — — — — -- —

710118 l. Dani Labor 81.50.

Plouzht. llredohbm- $2.35, Prince Street Wises-t

Pnau t, Leo P lobes- 8017b

Phillips, William G. Labor 80 00. iasioners o1’ sewer a Water

Winchester, Meddle L-dbor 1%’; Winchester, John Labor 854.76.

ter. Robert Labor < Yeo, oswald labor 80.00. . Total - -— - - _ - 41,5994»

Bud's Point l obliges L. strlght subsidy 81,.

830.00.

“r6076 Rocky Pohl Wharf Gov? lllennell dz Chandler B0114 82.10.

($12,138.97)

Murray Harbour James Harris subsidy 3a g0. N uo “lining” Fs us‘ 1d a

e n o er I , PopularnPolrit y s 0000 mam’ em‘ $406“

' wggwh o. Campbell Subsidy

Newport ran-y Sigs th. W. J. l - taln $8201.05. s! "y ‘Ow Boucjlgsault, John salsry .4313“- CIAIfred Salary - Deck.

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Johnson. J, l", Painting 890.00 MoConna-ck. Peter Labor 8139.35. Campbell, Louis Labor 00.00. M0D0Yllld,‘8%!l(%1.s D, Opgfgﬂng

McEachern. John McMaster. John D. Labor 811.00. P E I Potatoes

Timbers 812.00. Growers As-

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us. . n. . tell a 00.. ma. Bup- . (clams-us) nus .01.“ . ~ slums - rsmcs count! a. P. .1. supnues 17.88. Ns nelmvenue. Canada (saueoo) Dues swno Grand liver Pictou Marine Railway Labor. etc no Beltlngl ytcaﬂggiiﬁ ma‘ w“ msiiilihm u» m» a and m -- > I - . i! ll 1111 '- ' matlearhlglnww" u. Labor and féh‘: co. Repairs an material 81.- osuuosntli TTHIIK..PI'II1.BG s m.“ ° m. We 3i»... 8 °". 1.. ufeowi sﬁiul. fro... Molhehern, Anaus Ra lrs 82.50. 878.41 Qgwsrt e Co. m. uoe m- “$111. Lowrance Electric suppuu wlsclleilgr’. John su Musooo. a Company Cos-l ﬁlglndv Btsgley shew a Pesrdou sup- 1o um sblllo. I Bruce ‘sliwsn a 00-. m Labor Iétwerllg. Maurice Leia; smsa. we, material 8471.04. a 1 Geo! - s ' I Guam‘ Con‘; mﬁ idiimdéiﬁimnaol ' hm‘ ilﬁmaiwul s: labor I . I00 . Morrison, Gabriel Lube‘: sass and mam-iiiiysltoo. McAus rd, Maynard Labor no, Douoette. Francis Labor 880.00. McDonald. ohu L. Labor 17.00. Niokersclruw-e. Al Labor .00. iigliiii" Le. I’ ‘gal-mt? McLean’ l , M81160, - I - I ' sass“... “aways. s“ M" L“ "*1 s , l‘ . - . MKin , Labor QumILFfllkTal-DOI 11s.. (ilﬁlniigxxal. Urbsnclenbor 80 0109,.’ Smith. Jaaules Labor 8:00

Bgz-yggﬁ-o-gﬁwton 0Perstin0 Motor

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4.30. Larter. James Stone 8 .00. ‘ Maritime Electric Co. Ltd Lisht i! Co.. L. M. Lumber 840.24 Quinn, Prank Labor 8068.40. “Etewart 8a Co. Ltd.. Bruce Bolts vase. Cyrus Labor 80.50. "Total — - — - - -- 4978.01

McPherson, Hugh Lumber 817.28. Mclllachern. John Lumber 24.00- ugolgle a Co. L. M. umber

Quinn, Frank Label- some, Stewart a Co. ma. Bruce ma.

Alohorn, Roland Labor 845.13. Burdett, ‘Thomas Labor 847.00, Feehan, James Labor 807.51, Griﬂln. Robert labor 83 .01. Lawson. Matthew Labor 010.00. Mokler, Warren labor $3.50. Mulch. William Labor 856.20. ugall, John Labor 818.00. Mclilachern, Lorne Labor 88.00. McEschern, Angus Labor 87.00. McEaohern. George Labor $2.00 Mclsssc. Douglas labor 88.00. McKinnon. Harold Labor 832.50. McLean, Douglas Labor 86.00 McLean, Harold Labor 851.40. McPhee, John Labor 810.00, Smith, James Labor 832.00. Smith, Ivor Labor 810.00, Smith, Bruce Labor 810.00. Smith. Howard Labor 817.00. White. Maurice Labor 820.51. Total - - — - - — 41,041.15 To Be Continued

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LONDON. May 3 —(OP) -" A Child Under Bail" is the title of 4 story by Elizabeth Linklater.

The part o! which Mrs. Link-

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later writes is that which 50 years a o was brought to the knowedie

the women ot a. capteirfs Ism- tly. who in those days were permit» ted to share his narmw quarters on 1c voyages. Her list voyage was mgge at the age oi {our and in the ensuing years it was followed by many more. with her mother for her only companion o! her own sex in the sailing-ship o! which her is’ the!" was captain. She went the world over.

Calcutta. delizhted the child with Jugglers, snake - charlners and sword-swallowers: other rts o! call iumished her with pe to b0 cherished until fate or the cool: in- tsrvened.

Mrs. Llnklater has not forgotten the loneliness and the dlsconlort and the feeling o! women batten- ed down 1n a cabin when some great ses of! the Horn lllled the ship lore and sit. They were excit- ed not b the wetting but by the fear the the men on the poop hsd been swept away.

The ship biscuim of the period tasted none the worse when the

gots they harbored had been sha en out. “The were slso s frequent source o amusement and mag t races enlivened many s mes. It was most excltl to

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