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HEAR BRiilltiHT

(By Carl Retake) tljanadian Press Staff Writer) ‘INA, Dec. iLi-Tranter o1 ‘ settlers front Saskatchewan drought- meas to the northern part of the . province has stopped because alI ‘suitable land available for home- steading has been taken up. the Rowiell Comm ssion was told today. Approximately 45.000 have been l transferred to the north and it is ‘ expected most will be sell support- ing by ziext year. Hon R. J. M. l fairs informed the Commnsicci. . Vc don't know of a quarter l section 1160 acresl of land open for l homestcadlug." .\Ir. Pitrkcr said. I\l-.111_\" oi the 15.000, had been plat-xi on lands formerly p111"! oi piovuicnzl pinks. 'l'here were la11d> owned by loan companies" WlllCll had reverted to them 11 11111111" l1'l.st&lll(‘?.~l years ago

lmlcived bciore the rarovince too}; over pub-- _ '

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place without inspecuon with the l resul" land unsuitable for cultiva- , tion was scrtled before lands were ,ret11r1u>d to the ]1l‘()\'lll[‘('. "aYion ‘Mr. Parker stated 407.60.) pcrsﬁns “ere ll()"C1‘i relief and the February p931; uuwuld exceed 500.000 .01 a population of 928.000.

Ol 26 688 011 relief in the oght 1

clus- 3i p121" cent W910 said to be unemplovable.

M1" Parker" stated the problem in the citi was

ereatest to deal

oi these pCOpltZ “ere school buiklimzs.

Approximately 3.000 school dis- trict~ were collecting no taxes so lhati to be assisted with fuel and 1:11.015.

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M1 Parker outlined Dominioirt adn-iziiszratloxi of aid to the Feder- drought area. However. the pro- vuue had had to give 100 per cent rcLei‘ for four years to 12 n111nic.- polities 1'.ll§(16 the drought area Itlrdii-al attention was rzuaranirwd thr- tvlmle ]‘ll‘0\"ll(‘(‘ by the (molten: of physicians and sunzeons 111th the province paving every doctor with- out an 111001111: $150 a month. “Thy 1 I

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a small allowanre lor transporta- tion and (me-rations at Z5 per rent

of the usual ice. not exceeding

, $100 a mmrh.

Poconroni of single imvmplrrved 11:1 farms had horn reasonably’ sue- l rmslul. l\l'1". Parker snid. This yearl 42.000 had made application while placements last year were 25.000. litany applicants however would be weeMd out.

.________..__._______ IONA WOM EN‘S lNS'l‘lTl"l‘E

The members of the Iona Wo- men's Institute held their first an- 1 nun] meeting on November 10111.1 at the home ol Airs, Hlluli Mr- Eachern Thorn ‘tv oisnt mem- bers and three visitors present, The nwetiitg opened by singing thr- lrtstltute Ode

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last regular martin: were then read and sizrncrl. The President gave an interesting rc- port of the year's work

The SP7‘l‘(‘(Bi'_V—Tl‘f‘3$tll‘Gl‘ than gave a 1111111101211 statement of the y-mrtq work.

The election ol officers for the 000N111! .\‘-‘I\l‘ remilled as folows:

P1"csidr~11t_ 111s Georgc Mr- Eachern 1re-elogtnrl 1

VleeAPro idont. 3111-5. Eat-hem fre-cl-ctech

Dircrtor~x Mrs Richard Quinn.‘ Mrs. Sadie McLeod and 1\l.11"_v1 Quinn

Auditors. Mr» Rnseanna Quinn. and Hrs James Quinn. The mem- . bers discussed plans for making a wool comforter durinq tho winter, months It wa. also decided to add ‘1 to the ‘lllfds l)_\" haviiu: a (laurel in the scimolvduring the Christ-l mas holidays. 1

A very interesting DTOLTTRHI was put on b_v the Prozrnm Committee. nnd was mtu-h cnjoved by all pre- sent. Lmvh was then served by the hostess

Mrs. Roseanna Quinn invilcrl l.l1e members to her home lor 111"‘ next meeting. The roll call i: to b» answered by A Christmas Gil! l’ would like to uni. The ll1t""lilig closed with the Notional Anthem,

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(By ’l'he Canadian Press) EASTBOURNE, Ei1'Ilﬂl‘tC1~—Wl]t‘i"l' prize-wimiors were being announ/ ccd at a svhlst drive hrre. 5111mm. Flatt. n11 elderly player, collapsed j» and died. '

LONDON-Foreign riders wiilbv

banned lr o m national ("yclinq championships 111 fut1u"c-. Since 1878-fo1"n1ation of the National

Cycling Union-events have been open to the world.

ST CATHERINES W. l.

The regular monthly meeting of s: 01111101111“ w 1 1m held atl the home of Mrs. Hector McNevln. on Dec 8th. with an attendance o! l0 members and 3 visitors pre- sent, 11nd the President in the chair. The meeting opened by sing- ing Institute Odo and repeating Creed in unison. In the abmnce of the Secretary Mrs. M. W Mor- row was appointed to act for the evening. Roll call was answered by n. Christmas Suggestion. The minutes o! previous meeting were read and adopted Under the head- ing of unfinished business a dis- cussion o! the concert took place. It, was decided to hold a concert on

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Dec 21st. Admission l0 cents. Lunch 10 cents. It Was decided that, each member prepare B boxes of lunch. It was also decided that the Institute buy 50 bOXes to P"! 1 the lunches in. also l lb 0t‘ Tea. t l bottle Gas, and 1 Gall K 011. l

Parker. Munster of Municipal AI- _

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“There in one very important law of human ’ 1. which, if ‘obeyed, will bring us friends and happiness. The law is this: Always make the other person fee! im- portant-am! do it sincerely.

“The greatest teacher of all time summed it up in these words: ‘Do unto others as you would have others do unto you?’

time, everywhere.

“Almost every person you meet feels superior to u

in some way. Then lct these people feel 1.11m you

appreciate their importance in their respective wad“ V. But remember, ﬂattery is useless. You must be Slntergpi

HAVE Q1 SMOKED A TURRET LATELY?

I I AVE you ever noticed how the offer

of a cigarette can put aman at his ease? ' “Have a Turret” is a phrase that has paved \

‘ the way to the beginning of many a friend- “Considcratc little phrases such as ‘I'm sorry to trouble '

, you,‘ ‘Won’: you please,’ ‘Would you mind,’ used throughout the clay will make the people with whom 1 you come in contact feel that you look upon them as l fellow human beings, and recognize their individual l importance. And don't forget to give praise whenever you can.”

“There is no better place for you to begin applying this magic formula than right in your own home. Your wife must have many good points—at least you thought so once or you wouldn’t have married her. But how long has it been since you told her how much you appreciate her? How long?"

ship . . . the commencement of many an important business deal, because when you ‘ offer a Turret, you offer an unusual cigarette , made with the ﬁnest ‘Virginia tobacco, com- bined in an original and unique blend.

For Christmas giving, Turrcts are smartly

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vlgaretle- Imperial Tobacco Company 1.1 cmn, Limited

that- frult, and flowers be sent to

'1". n league money over w "H" Imam‘ It was 11111111111 scr-ondvd Mrs. Mary Moore _invited the be answered bv 11 Q111~s~11111 w.» members only Chrisimas Seals January meeting and the Presl- and carried that the bill for tlo\v-l111c11ibe1"s for January meeting. dauqtv Iimrh 1173,. 80,1,“ |11 111,, Were diwllbltled 8111011: the mem- dent and Secretary sign their ers at Tails be paid. also the om- umch C()[f|n]if,[gp__. Mm 51mm 3a.“... 111,913,," c105,“ bv fawn, bers.___ﬂ_wavswdecidedv to» leave ‘the pameitopllnfrryesolutions for T rB at Mlller_§ros_!o_r_iepairing Oman. ' ' l 9

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Santa has come to Charlottetown, and has ma de his Headquarters at Carter & Co., Ltd. It’s the kind of Toyland that Boys and Girls dream about . . . . and grown ups wouldn’t wa_nt t0 miss. Trains that scoot around dangerous curves; Dolls as lovable as baby sister; Wagons, Steam Engines. Hockey Sticks, Tric ycles, . . . . just everything that means “fun.”

We will be pleased to set aside any Toys you may wish for Christmas Eve Delivery.

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