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set.- Al, It .v;:s.&"h mrnade do lei;

an moo, . '. e :2. 3...." - -eve" Irnnivolll our . -

BveaaslateaaIept.l.laa9,

rm &ll'Q:'en'a es... '..'..,. snow sultr,el'aariIj5nne guns oil. was orsruraa service -to- night I ma. Kirk of 3. James. nev, Arrranh Welcome. A special. cnuanvn boys. and win boots, llldjhllll, also army . oharlotteytoivn. vllxehange lion, sa iusnuiaiiii It. . Iflcmbll Coleen Beauty Shop Cold Wave-and hlaehineless per- nianeiita Phone IN Queue

RICIIVED IAD NEWS y Mrs. Peter McAleer. '22 Alloy St., City, received the sad news Sunday. oi the death-other-Iietar-intlavl. Mrs. Robert Lavveui.v- Newton. Upper Falls. It. I. A. .(nee.K.athorlne Me- Aleer. sister of Mr. John McAloer. at that Avenue. City. I

1 into so , 0 Attend- ance gathered. tit "C. A. Sunday evening for the regular weekly Christian '-Youth Fellow- ship sing Machean was

.anng-lsader -tor the evening and Allan Massey id the devotional. Lunch was served andithrevsning closed with thei joining. of hands Itlie fellowship circle.

DIIAITII RIIJIIE-The tillnlar-. man at the Red Cross?

3. 3 ? r

communication

a preparation hove made

in . Gg.gldN, ton relin- .qui'ii.iiif."....."...2.l'f.'.i:.ii...pi..e

M lst Corps was sent to Italy. sur-

tidr -It-.cu. Sandra , Illcnlueets of Mr. --and Ill! Macnaeharr on. Jan-

"""”'l'i2.':

Island relatives attaining the (ini- gral services for the late .Petar included D. Mac-

Iirrlaon. I knit pastor hare indent oi the United Church train- inggachnol. Toronto. are welcoming be home (or Chi-lstniaa and New Years season. Miss Morrison Ior'm- arb taught at Prince Street School hetero

g up the course at the Toronto training school.

Relatives and friends train our rnerglngpdlstrlcts. Joined the large number present at Trinity Church to wiihiasa the marriage of Fairlee, Edythe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Shaw, to H. Mlllnr. non of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mlllar. C o b d e n, Ontario.

, Gift: Presented at the bride's re-

ception testified to the esteem en- .tarlJidned for this young couple. Following the wedding trip through the Marltimes, and the province if Ontario. they will reside at Middleton. N. S., where the groom ia.posted at the R.C.A.F. Station at Greenwood. N. S.

Weekend visitors her, included, Mr and Mrs. Bill Cantwell and daughter Gail, Mr. G. R. Ferguson, Miss Alma Gould. Misses

Ada Campbell, Sadie MacFadyen.

more "”"”i2.”Sii?'ia.??i”'8.:3: "W its Mn .i'-mascara Jhn ooraon" dim 0- I ?nod:i-l-:9-vi" am He ml mm lndeshrs. Judson Zia "pm: Maci N! to 0.000 ton: 01.00.” ' . umgumon 1;: 1,! In exltrullnl much sylnvl hi calm" Mr" 3' at w"."'''

Tb ll!!! volume HQ Hll& ha. ugh mmuxigy Ind W” hm". Ill! illness It llll home It Strntlh Mn Cunard sh ' week. t." any mm iu Nllura by the gov. anneyl In V;l8ll-Or It Serrensrd-G. band I adl. Britain and the C Tb ..nm.gg. pm. we" chmnd d vvlshu lornenrly-retiirnto health Yew! "m" . - .,e ”"mi.u""'”""3i' tho Patrician ""1 0""-0 Mrs. Annie iiii2iiii”'ii.m."”i m W--0-mt A-1 0- .. ldmonton: ”' M Reslnlient -I-”oa"i?o:'i3 C”"'"”'”'"””' ”' l-b:h::0?IlhlrI'lllI:1lml 5i.”ii"i1."i'"” "3 tun d 5”. A Q n g .b&-'.y. tended to Mrs. William Weddell, United W 0 fyg ., wmmudn. at arghi 0 : Mount Tryon. by her many friends d Church 011 DQ080159? - is necemsa-.1so. are tobe ' "W the M1 M08 W-ed '"' " ”” d''””0'' '1 D'- M"? with 1. km "lung mnnwuz REQUEST mg mo gnllggtqng on me . journey 1300310. was repented in St. John I

at . i on Jun” 1, a:il;8llc't;II Church on Sunday W0- 9!!! an&h threw up WINNIPEG (CP) -A former . E. anuary 1, and was lulu! N. mmmud ham .5 In" mug”; inch”, me m, M”, Messrs. Morrison and MecEach- enloyed by the large congregation wu mm 1'. No. I. u,"- y 3,mh,.' M, the b of em, were business vulture at Mon- Present.

"By the autumn of I!!! 50 VI! 857.000 estate to pro vlde "ma ”" m”'"b" ”' Relatives an s

, . .. , (1 friends of Mia was tour ysiira old. and Gaussian fork ltdanitobn "stu- Mines Cnrol and Betty BfacDon- Mary Morison, daughter of Mr!- m is lh.i.o M" 01 Nah W W ' - i by Morrison. and the late Rev. D. J. a small but 'ivellos-gaggdy illtl - v '- .

"In June on at its live divisions v ' ' to tahrpart lathe siciiun ealn- , ., , , pain. It was then considered likely ' i that this division would return in . . , . 1 tune to join in tiiminvsnoig. of ' , ucivsuoirron ouirs V ' ' i

"In October, however, it was

ac . as a rseigt oil disagreement with -the Canadian government on this

Chadian Ar-iny.". . 1. Stacey lays that after the,

command to replace the tvvo Canadian divisions (ill! and Still in" Italy. V

Two other matters concerning

McNaughton are ported. He committed I?) Canadian bat-

Cenlral

"yous D0l.l.AI' sure Moll atthe Hughes Drung store."

TINY 1'' 1. Special clearing on children's housocoata and dresses.

rnvv rors. Bargain uliin Iv cents 81.00 and 32:00.

isumn oiu.i.'. Queen St. mu snluserving hill mm iiinnen. specialisms Chinese dishes. .

wear" or rnsirsa sniwics: tonight I p.m. Baptist Church, Rev. M.D. Dunbar. Vlelcmrie.

A grwlsnvn wna:ir' counsii: Home Nilrllnl will be started at the Red Cross about nild-January. Women interested inpy enrol. .

llllllll 0F Tlldlllls .A Illcere iana you to by many trieaas roe their hiahaa daring the -holiday season. i J. l. Dr-eaaaa. Provincial lanateriun.

. Ill MEMOIIIAM

In loving nseniery at lebert D. (Debby) Mnaa. vvhenpaued away Jan. 12. 1054.

Always a critic never a frown.

Always-a land.-when some one was down-

here l7asa't a thing tee big or tee

aina

Illa; he ivoaldrt try to do ion as Troa'aared memories are al we have left

of one we level ad will lever

90. y . my mined and lovingly ro- nieldboradjy Mont. Dal. IMO!

ioi-iiemrniioio-

torsiitihajn.

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ey'i'isaoii.i;s iiouias

. wimuiri eiiu mom help dwhoiiimnles strike 0

lIld.hI'etherI.

aluy tor pltnplu. In actual clinical tests; cunssii. ireiiht la a.

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any part or scrap of fish. There's an important scientific reason for "whole". it's really an exciting story for any cat owner who wants mntanted and good-looking pet.

iOnly Whole Fish hos life Balance

'l1iebo

Only the whole dab supplies them all.

Piiss'n loan in mode from Vlliela Fish Our business is at food. Puu'n Boots is not made from pans of tish

they were in the living lish. Valuable cereals are added for flavor and nutrition. You couldn't d "

foryourcatllut allyouhavetodoisoponaanof ' ready-to-serve Possln Boots.

YOU CAN GIVE yourself a pleasant ' to your cat. in three step, a sleeker look, a more contented qualities you want in your pet. Try it!

by

, gives your cat spa

In a living fish there's a balance of those mysterious elements which nature uses to sustain a healthy, thriving organism. When whole is prepared for cat food. those elements are retained intact. just as thcywere in the (wing tish. 11ie llllcts supply rich proteins. The liver and glands yield precious vitamins. in stmcture provides calcium and phosphorus. From various parts of the tish coma iron. vitamins, calcium, manganese and all those vital food elemeiits which nature uses to sustain full vitality. That's why cat food made from pans or scraps of fish is not enough. While almost any part supplies some- thing valuable. your cat needs all those nutrients, in natureis own life balance.

We process whole fish. with nature's balance of nutritive elements intact as

, the food value in Pussln Boots whole fish even if you went to endless trouble buying and cooking complicated meals

pressure-cooked.

aurpnse feeding Poss'n Bent: regularly weeks or less you'll see a more frisky pet. with s livelier purr...nioreot'ellthoeelovahle

v

that word a healthy.

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hf: lodstioifeal.

cits snow lllll TlllllllE on lllTllllEi LIFE BAl.Alll:E Ill Wll0I.E FISH!

secret of a cat's health and disposition is in its feeding. According to

(enquire r cat's food with Puss'n Boots. On! Puss'n Boots biologists, the best single food you can give your cat is whalejirli. Not just '0' Y

is so well balanced . . . nourishes so completely!

In You had let HAMIUIBII lacks HlSs'N iiusunonv ielnarsy-sivin git-(boo , mbuf in, g y rail: is e clcnt protein umum .'.r"i,o.1,. huh in vitamins A and D. building protein and Hood i 3 iron. ,

tamin In You Ieel TIN? lot It KDNEY lacks ' Def Kidney has a manganese, one of the sup has good supply of nutritive factors

health ' ie gin se, so sary to the '0' bum” in y k” M niotcher catnacncduher kittens. & V” Int SAIMON ( ed) HD3510 IOOIS I scraps IKMOWI unn not on y or sdmon (cgnngd) lacks vitamin A. so is a rich natural source of 3.. godrbuiidin neccs , for good ' vitamin D and calcium. but Ill round pmmm i,,,n..i,u.hin eyesight and salmon contains vitamin A as well calcium and vitamin & contains very little as valuable carbohydrates. In You Feel MIX! ht III Inch iron, HD3811 I00?! not only Milk has growing the mineral that's so has ri!bollsv:lndt;or vi ' . ' t t ai ur an iamin midi ?1nprl:tre:tIrong i"i'xor:vd'hlood.or mod for alertness. as in

Krwih-gtvlnl protein, for encrgygiiadn

honesandteetli vinandthl

responsible for normal reproduction and

rkling health Ki-id-lieauty!

furnishes bod -building

enriching iron. but has an abundant amount of carbo- li di-ates for energy and

russw aoors not only

hca thy skin and fat for energy. but also the important mineral. man-

milk. but supplies the blood-building iron which milk hch.

g ' j If :1, The Guardian. 3. :3 Tuesday, Jan. 10:19”. '

tice to fish for bass over spa '2 beds it you can find theIn,'.;a

there is an open seasonuln-you area at that time at year. He says more and more conservationists are coming round to that point d

view.

"Studies show that inoet..lreah water fish die of old age and only a fraction of the, ' catch goes into the tree anglers. Why not harvest tbpni

' KEEP FLASIIING 3

MOOSE JAW. Sask. .(CPlad'COH moving streams whenrweather can slow down.

'Nlosl Fresh Water Fish Die Of Old Age Uncaught

NEW YORK (CP)--Black bass. one of the best of the fresh-water game fish, have prospered mid ll.IIl.1t.llJlied with the advance of civilization, in contrast to the diminishing numbers of trout.

Large-mouth bass thrive wher- ever new waters have been pro vided-in a million iarm ponds, in reservoirs of city water systems, in abandoned open-cast mines-as well as in their native lakes and streams.

So p iitiiul has the species be- come i at in the United States 85 per cent of the 22,000,000 licensed

use area of the Great Lakes. MORE ADAPTABLE

Of the two species. the large. months have proved the more adaptable, following wherever hu-. mans have seen lit to provide new home waters and growing z-.ir.mg and scrappy as far north as south-i ern Canada.

Bauer goes on:

"Small - mouths haven't been quite so adaptable. perhaps be- cause waters without vegetation and without earth bottoms are. less numerous. Generally they nre-. for cool

anglers fish for bass. oxygen content is high or i'i)Ll(-ilightsi wmks 5'-lPEl'll1tH1dEl1 -7- i The haunts and habits of bass bottomed lakes where the windlP”5l0" explained. uenumo III! are discussed at length in "Bass gives wave action similar ii) the '9 be "Bed "1 "19 mechmlilll I

In America." by Erwin A. Bauer.

tumbling of a stream. . They r'eezi"g wmP9"""1'95i just published by Simon and '4chu5- ter.

grow big and wild in numerous

lakes across southern Canada; in IMMIGRANT Fi””- ,

many they were introduced mly an ALBERT BAY, B. C, (Cpy .5 balls City

short time ago. Lake of the Woods? seagull branded in Salt is one of these." Utah. on June 7. l947,wns dis i covered here by Rev. J. Salton ii

Bauer contends it is sound prac-i I

p -

Once the range of bass was fairly limited-lar e-mouth bass were generally naive to the deep south, small-mouths to the drain-

soars not only

and b ood-

A for keen eyesight.

niacin for smooth,

In the economical II as and convenient 0 ea. ease.