. | . - llett York Stock ‘ llentreal Stuck Exchange Exchange The following have decided to close their Beauty d Vi as 3 4. —- I u 11 each Wednesday (all day) until fur- m 03$? ea r-a iiwibi a 1-1 Pm“ ' N 1r Oeutni 11 1-a 1 a a1 s-i é Q 1'3 ll A Z ' “l” "m" $2.2” ea r-a 1 1o r Gt Nor Pfd 2a a-a Bldg Prod 1c SUNNYSIDE BEAUTY PARLOUR .2" o“ N '7 54 lj‘ gfllhfll M}: eiuiectittt 8i i 2 a urst .- CDLEEN BEAUTY SHOPPE lgonty 14: 7 HOYTS BEAUTY SAIJON . ‘of; h“ q gm p” 1.; V BEAUTYLAND £439 0m; a ‘it’! Cm Ou- a‘ l‘: Row MARIE $2,151,?" m shut-i... 2:1 EMPRESS BEAUTY SALON United 111mm as 3-1 c Paper-Pm c a3 NU-MODE BEAUTY SALON w? 11:11am Dmmm‘ “Howl a 34 MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE a: i-e Ford a v To at) of: d EAUTY SHOPPE ________ Gen Steel Wares 12 “NT B r 3°" but“ 1* 2.2 OmC t ,..-———-—-——— PROIIIIBE "or =1 l4 1- ___._-- In! Pete ‘l2 1-2 /~"‘ .__ Tub 1o w-a r? . B c Power as 3-4 Jl-n..11 - (GP) — u a ' ' 511191 41 1-2 ates-Pa able tn Advance Mu- »- ww mum v 1...... w... .. ll"°""'"g. n . . “y ... . . hhmiwwuwm“ °’ A“ Mr M- » iliinirnuni charge In: u: “men men: L6 cents Erma: glad xhlnmenté A“%fl,:ed° mtfsgytcg-ilagfi 15 12} , - . ~- soot dame: - - ' cum‘ ‘““‘-““"‘ "SZToBhZZ-‘YKZZ"col-iffifhvifil’.$7353‘ $5.? 33h 11-14. 11-511mm 1MB. B w °“" N" P“ l“ u: P" “"31” Anlmni- in Memorizin Notices 10o per 1nen~ Lllte of 3i. ‘muma 5° 1'3 ”“"'in§:u"is§1'r'tt::, l’- . unis. elm. 5c iwr name; llettsrn of 3mm? n?" "uuxcrguzjng? ggliecmwer f$$'3»'¢"°' ’°° P“ ““"" w""“"' °"".5°“'§“§i.'° "("31 "n: ‘Si: $151" 13gb» 113131‘; price Solar!’ St 14w =1 1-2 ill cente for every additional 3 wo l. o es n _ a s _ lg’ v n | s; Law Pm 15 ‘nu-matron 10c per inch or 4e ‘or word. Llnte of buhscrlptlnna k1 11V algllzllalgyslilll¢llflali 5 '5" Brazmum 23 L4 lléntents per lncli. Address and Presentation $1.00. Other rltee on (a “w: buns-n‘ I-mh wuwm | steel or can 64 rcntion. and Que. 30 HOB wholesale i-b- ' "‘ ’“E— . bin; western and Q10. white ‘l0 11-4. " ' - _ _ , Nuva Sootie 24o ,,.,|e Help Wanted ‘ F0? 11'§‘3i.‘v‘é’.°'ri.§’.. ‘Bounds-riff 1559131901 Royal 131 y FOR RENT, runny MODERN "”'_"_‘_" ANTEP"L“T B ' . -. it t,th'e ~ dbtl tzztztttt. .*.:.*.:::::: “huh: Mmmg stock Markets Fairer)” 11.124 E01: noguligg situated. Phone 1641. 1-18-2- hr R ,...-..: ~——-, " - At A an ,YL‘l%I'EfiEEK—~;6-§ _ _,____, _ SF, sJuaxni l'l—h(a%i’)—Clo- u-IIGQ ‘ANTE f .. , LOST — TU Y. IARY n3 7°“ _Qm ons- “Prince l-dwillq- hlyogt flf-sfffi 15th, betsvacnnfiaell ‘Char- NEW YORK. Jun. 11-011’)- irwlr W $“"°.‘.‘.‘?_“f_._“;..;_' lotbewwn, one no»: truck chain. SW4‘ C!“ Ball-i and assorted specialties con- = ; "' r ran Pliidci’ iiutif Albert Griffin, tlnlled w make modest headway in tlllNTl-l) ._ 1110C“ Fink“ Nlontarzue iyzeworu 1-18-11 [more 1o today's Shock Market but many [or c1411"; G“‘°°'-" 5w“, t, ,' __ .. _'_ _."i__' A con 10 leaders operamed over s. slightly “n. pt Apply 5e cc if Afiiclcs wanted Ant-flora: é: evict?‘ course. m - e Assoc ted Press BO-stock 4-?’- \>——~—€— - r . . i ithPl-JRIEM. BAND AND ORCHESTRA m- MK?“ _ 41 ‘,‘,‘.’;,‘,:gf’,,‘",i,,:;,‘§f;* $360“ .3525! t f cc < aitilalc w 15221111113:ti.“llgéiéiolnhlcctggggmléagi:yAshlghy (a i3 compared with 934,920 last Pfldfly-l ' ll‘?‘muflliugxflflflflfzfififi gnmldqdguélgl ‘Mid ‘t)r:1fi% t3] lelaétiy Aunor 101201110, Jan. l'l—(OP)—-'1‘lie i-retued IJ-‘él-l gem“ m? it. l oi nan. . 4 11> sigma. Baaarnac l4 sold stocks wok another long stride h ilzc of bod l A 1 by T0lVOVlii/Q_ .‘_ vllturio- N - - -|Ba.nkfi 15 1-2 forward today on the Toronto stock taittsiti'"‘t......tz r" i»... sit. W ‘£521.? " ‘a? trtstdzst“ i” “b” "it: ‘l, ' 1- ' ~ .€&T OK‘ XHOXY,W 8 C lttrort... -. w - . -» e» »-l. owns. .. hr Mar it“? Parr our .,f——'"“""“ 1." __- DI‘ “BAD EXRBS. 856m B" - Wanted ‘$52.22? “did...” ccolndit‘ . Bohr g; y; ggngv- .1511; ‘time W11 . .-~»--—-———-——~-- Phulic 647-14. r ' 5 D 9e5- -,-'"' . ' ;_ ~ 1Z5 51mg, -- - .~~ —~— --~»~——————»-- rlt I2 -— “Q-“xfft”. ,, ‘Tu’ s r011 sum - NEWlY0UNDLAND_Bmu1an to 1-2 Mom-REM, m, 17._(¢p;__m. _ F‘ - ~__~ aims. Res: Butler, North River. Buff Cdn 08 76g hind the leadership of newsptrints W h"; "UhDRED GhLLON . 1-15-31 ,Bufik H 2 05 prices were mix-lo’ firm today on the nu. oil. W. Whcflllrv- E“; ffifi "ti? “t d 851mm 21 irtitffiksgifihzvxeglle uirlguicgflioxgfket’ ,1. , >_A_______'_'_"t ezic ers an e Cd“ M“ 78 " ipitwE GIRL BOARD- r ‘ " "'--_"”i Oentht 1.90 031C550 Jan_ 17 .__ (Ap) ._ “ti. $3.11. Btcare of Guardian. TiigclrlzgliwlYéxflev-D gent Par g3 Wheat and rye were down tvboui; a 1' l suvvlcmeni $l5°~°° P" Ya“- Chester 1.3a icrgfcomhitnuroeriui-odfgrtmaa be mart »_ NED" vwiiém; m 503m Rea-Zn Barrett, Secretary. 1-11- . Comm“, L93 demagd mp0“? otieasmgsslflifigkuge icln “:51 iCWiS Lipase.‘ $1917‘ .... ____ ggliim 11g? was?‘ trade ihllrlsbfiéah Katlnisas - - . ~ _v a enzisapo , p ces . ~ I — - - r Con Smelt 41 quoted below ceilings on 1.1;; m. - \'l “our: ornfivgl: ‘NM: “M: £35551 concern- lgflgifesne 29 ‘lg giirikgher-t. unsettled‘ the riitures -- i- “e100! . - -__ r . ' 1'1 u" and pupils of Nine Easter w —-— . ' _ , . Eldtcrado 1-25 WINNLPEG, Jan. 17—(CP)—R w. -T.-\BLE nromsi. huttji; x _ ff‘ fiefflflri ‘Q31; co d; trading was errutio today on trig u. . Write Clr-ik Bros. Mini a ‘ h": Human“ m, opzuems Gold Gate whmgpw gum Exchange and for . 7 145,1}; and Vlsyww M13 Wesley ivlacDou- Halcrgw o6 b2 rdriatzxtstsofdgiiiie session uric? Wlgfficlfl - " fm" . , . v ' 1. a uyscosing ve. “ma” " n‘ Bgbffimiifi i’iifvtrlirftfbfwcikjfrsiifriliahtglsa‘firgg-rhgg:f0 “alum” °3 1% prices. outs: 2 feed o0; a feed 40' ivttniui Jllllll-l-‘Y 315‘; ,,Bc“R-.[ o mung“ chomd_on Ommmfls‘ Hard R0 1-18 other grades 51%. Barley: 3 feed unfurnished moms- \Vitte 1,8 1.1 [Gwen Christan“. . iygfi: 42 63%; other grades 642m 1m‘: iuii. - ' - ~ , - _ __ q _ . __. ‘wvo __AFUP yloyvelcomc R.cit.ition Istbel TaY Honing 12315: LONDON, Jan 17 _ (A?) _ “ANTED _ - ~ 15" Exercise-The Best Dziv of All. Home "04 Strength in home mm featured mi w l“ '1 “MY *~ . _ . - H, Ome- I otherwise quiet uric irreguiai- . W. Lilwlelltfi- ‘Heel-tuition msaiasiligxi iii s Howey . smock Market today - v-iw W“ * .- - Hod B» rridusu-iui shares ‘held m: ' " ".""'""" DXJJOmw-"hookum Around hr 5.1m Ody u l“ steady course against lowear ievxes ifb 1n g 58] Machinery FRI-Hon sang __ The Chrmms so nick 31 sought by oils and diamonds. Kaf- . .. . .. .--~---— Stomlngs bfmuna and Roberta In‘ Nc 3.,|f1rs were inactive. International uuv1i1.'i' SAWS AND WO0D~ Maéfionflid Jason o6 15 securities were higher along with Wtlllillli’. llllliillln“ News“. ‘We? RwLutioii-Seymoui- Currie. 1315313811 In i-zlml-ls" “mas- ilisli§ii.駰'?.§"%’§i.§3§?°$1512. gigggrgig-ggglnggggccyvgigm, g; 3rd 3-3?“ lions gladly furnished on norm" Dialo$zu;-Crisis in Chrlstniasr 1, k sh-r. 115-4 ' anon Dcwhit. Dlether C0113?" i’ a e “ ' 3,15 l i t2it.vt~- 1°?“ "°“%"-ir3‘i Wueittl. *;i.°..."§...°°“‘°““‘° . "”““‘*=“§- ""1: s at m" _ ' Bllf O B . 0 ' ' .-T — Exercise-Do Your Port; by four. . 1,25 o oys. ‘ I: 1.15 wlcjfl Dialogue-Jason Piper Gives I 3.65 t Present. 3-45 "*- &.A Reclt i-l —R-0ma MimDomltd 1.70 (B! The Clnldlni Press) M9ug1%lfmg—-R.ODErbabfl-{\QI‘ ltiorq 3.55 JAN. 1e, 1940- Sabotage su- _ , _ I M" m be ma iviacDonitld and Isa e my 01f- , 02 1-4 spected as five died in gunpowdrr "~‘=""""l. "'1'" "l" "W" “ d Iliaiceuc-fll dull claw 07 factory bruit in Britain. ,One Brit- rlored rut n30 except iliondlly *1‘ Duct—R.obei‘ta Currie and Rein b8 3-4 13m one Qeyng-gn and 34m- neutral Saturday tilsht. Gci-vectt, tencoretlnpo Boy M ghjps sunk Few pl-gsoners capgur. uihcohvi u stv/iiN mmmmmflwhid“ p was a l o0 “d by 3mm‘ ‘s °“°"“' dmwh‘ . . . i we Kln-‘nom AllffllsnMatigltxe._neweuve snowi ‘g merit repulsed on Western front. and Doctor Doqp. _ - 1. 40,21 Ibdhloeoroiun Solo-Eileen 0cm» | g AFTER. THE WAR =~ .mltififxl‘lallv-llfl=l§n§n,figf“as ma“, 2% When this wur is ovetr _ __ A m; Imam-up. 501.3 And the soldier-s come munching D*“l°¥“‘- ““°Y l ' 1o 1-‘2 home- h A ‘ V. ‘mggénamum, _ A Gooabye may} w tirig seamcgafieaim to port OVERSHOES l Wt" “start” 13% “‘°‘° ‘°°‘“' °5 “F ' '. . ' The iii-av and noble ainnen , 1,.- mht:‘tmrittt...rs..titt..fi.. a 193 ca" "tfiwtrri" “‘%r."‘“‘ It . 1.. ' - ».‘-. h -B l“ ""8 W- Illtx; iiifi"'iilr-luitlstgilmo'riria Q_affihcyashgfgjfligggdlgxdel?” t e Probably never more be fly. , .., c ‘ ' ~ . .2: ..§'::=.£.t." '" ' .-- wherein‘ Z£..i“..;if..fi‘“i$ “o? g H 3E." "°"....."= i“..i‘°.:."..?“* ‘ lvfl v ..°""r t" "t ‘hm u“ f tirrhttscut.°‘..ti'stm..mio 11g t»t-»,,,.ii.z.='zztha."....am-- ey u‘ . ndy and oranges. ‘ihe teacher - _- - gill-w '°'~'°“'°d “$119,?” rlgfilyoffifi “.32 112521111251: within each threshold" Exchange Store "c" he" ""11"" 15.351151» o» u» 1t M» w u» rm- NBt-lOIlB-l All 9m L01 Hungry loving arm; entwined, . tertB-llllllltllll W l‘ dcw‘ m To love and part no more, l0! Richmond street fir‘! To a Phone lee. CAN ANYTHING ma. ~ . 50h tho bands they will be nlnylnc- mnmiustuuunumuti PREVENT “W” m“ it? fire-u- or lwchter rum: rm: -_. - _._‘_______{- " LODGING o4 Msrivgnlchrge’ urfivekgguuuswrcd- . . --—- 3110 60d e sa .v me. '1 I F "ll N?" l - 47 ' ‘1.5§l'5.§"‘t‘.§".2n.f'.r.t~r u tou- oa 1-1 m» rut-mn- wm be bruit-r. , e w; gs grown 1.3 And the sky seem deeper blue, to occur whet th i! ‘Ii under condmom which promolf a With the sang birds song - " ecu en ‘ sweet. Bad game‘ 32L... 5:13?’ luff-atlas may ‘l0 To the honest. brave and true. ‘ int 67 ii‘ “l” "°““°“ ‘h? ‘mm’ w “h” 1-2 Every hood Clas will be firmer. ‘““"°’ "u, new... embrace m... lmmedi p-CASI-l. Ontario and 6M! c 1h l943- ‘ " qtfwu, ' 1,.“ M, b - , FL a“ Sm N beselvg-eilefffimlerfgdg l§."f,,,,'§‘,:,’ 1.33 with t'h=’°wh§i'o world-eat rum... _ e n ' . ' 2. ‘ ' LT‘ mxo in: the followlnu vrw-W-‘Pnl- m‘? 3 $1 my we not forget their comrades _ l Li-I Newmuu Dorninon Cerea . ~ u Brut»- Rr- t ~ ' .11.: ".°él1.“%..”."i”?§ili§‘.$ ‘ Phone 1445 1. Use early trtgltg/rihg wvarietlefl.‘ oe Men who died for you and me- ’ - - me ‘m t "f seetllna in OM45?‘ not I t their loved ones Wpgfiiufiifi Tn: ‘growth 0! °°‘""'" I ti"; W mgr! dyes that weer? S straw. a. A well 1116111304 f“ em 4.102 Fathers. mothers. wives and sweet- h 1 mot IWEUPIII | a . m"‘,,,““‘g“lf.fnf§lfflr urchin-age in the’ ’ hi’ Of the dead sci-nee the deep. ---- ~ plwu‘ ‘ bovc men. f ' This in the price of war. aréztlllnlng Table $1? §§"°,,,°§,¢"Q§ amhcogietiilgl: w" - mpptnnm eaed afimfirghyxiigendsu rod: ireiy, an effort » l" i Chali-n 1°“ ‘"9 m‘ .. 1 mvwon Domin- a1 1-2 not n11 by the will of God. 4 Kltenif. M3,, m WW w“! ' < o4 lull-Gnarls 9‘ x 7'. Ion mmr..m.vt§;,§,‘,',',"“.3.‘th."°°i: 00 8-4 ihmlse God for the grand reunions. h“, W" m, nLtBW than those 1W5] Que; $0,000 God for the elp h; ea’- ; m "'"°,',°"'“' 5§",','§¥&“'fr.§ time towhIi-hd: bvlvlll fir; be enulahbthefwilhff ' w 6hr.- Itiffarintr; n . _ no ffllllfi hllh - — - all end grpi-tcmiiinsfilttitltvierg? n“ M mum-.__‘ 3 k w‘ , “y: . ewmlfl

THE uliARluQlllll" QQWNEUABIJJAN __

Albany and Vicinity I

‘rho funeral of baby Jennie! Evelyn; Mutt-art book pie/be on Monday, January 10th. 1M4. l 5111011 ssrvige wit}; condugtcdmet

e zreva Y P" I "- Austin Jardlne Burial in United Church cemetery Trymi. '_

Mrs. Herbcrt Thompson is‘ convaiesclnc at the home of Johni A. ivlutturt. Hei- msny friends are glad to heu‘ of he: splendid re- covery. l

Mn. Hamid heard. Bert Illlln. N13,, is a vialbor gt, the home of‘ Mr. Mutiart. to be with her meth- , er and dsugivcr, Mrs‘. Mutter-t, and Mrs. ‘ii-icmpscn during their lil-

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rrienh mien Alien! flld vim‘ inity are glad to heir that Mre. I J.\n A. Muttard i: making a eat-i isfaciory recovery from her recent illness in the Prince County Hoe- pitul. All wish for hcr a speedy return home. '

'I‘he numerous friend: of John A. Mutt-Mt and little son Hillard _a1~e glad to hear of tnelr recovery at their hunie in Albany Mr. ‘Muttart has Dueln eeriourly ill wit-h pnemnonia.

‘ Mr. Harold team and Mr. and »Mrs. i-iediey Murray (nee Alice ‘Pooley; returned to their 110mg in P0" El I1. N.B., havini been called owing to the illiiua of Mrs. John Muttart.

' at the‘ Muttnrt ncme.

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Mrs. Earle W. V. suwler. R. N. has been or. professional duty at the Muttart home oiso. she has returned to her home in North Tryon.

Miss Nbreen Croasman Wu e visitor to summer-side on Friday enroute to Montreal, Que, who" She has accepted 9, position.

Mr. Basil Sherry is iakin n g e

8°94 TBIIWQYY his recent serious illness cf pneumonia.

_M1'- E140" Large has returned from Prince Cnunty Hospital where he has been ill with pneumonia.

msQvm EAST 8on5?» coucmr

The Christmas concert was hem in Pisquid East School in the pres- ence of a large number of parents and visitors. Mr. Edward Jay act- ed as chairman and Mrs. Harold Jfl-y presided at the organ. The slnxlng was helped out by Mrs. Ed- ward Jay and Mrs George Dover, The following programme w“ announced by the ehuinnun, Vlvwry Drill. B pupils. won Nev- er Lei: The Old Flag Fall. Address of Welcome,

ver. Diaio e, That’ N , Recitgflaion, Brutge Jag?“ Christmas Dolls, 4 girls. Recitation, Leonard Blrt. 75715108119, Tairinl The ‘reachei-‘e Plfaciii

r . Santa C a , , Recitation, Jew muiozue. Dose of 1-11.. Own ma.

Georgie

e.

Drlll. Hanslnr: the Stockings. Recitation. Shirley Jay.

Music furnished by Samuel Big-L accompanied by Mrs. Harold Jay on the organ.

Step Dancing. Johnnie Mitchgl], Monologue. Gladys Blrt. Dlfllflilllfi. The Mock Wedding. Solo. His Message Home. Alton Jav (encoredi

‘Refilliflvll. Geor ie Dover. Dialogue, Baclie- or’; Quurtorg, Chorus. Jingle B9115,

“shrill, Merry Christmas, 14 pup- Dlslogite, Gifts Pbr Turn. Recitation, Mabel Jay.

Music. _

Diafomie. Boy's Rights

. Recitation. Isabel Birt.

Closing Recitation, Maureen Birt. Santa then arrived and distrib- uted t1 number of Rlfts to both the pupils and the teacher from a nice- ly decorated tree. The teacher also gave the children a treat of candy. The enjoyable evming was brought

The members of this Branch met at the home of Mrs, Fred Jay for the y meeting with an at- tendance of ten members and four visitors. The meeting‘ opened by singing Jingle Bells, followed by the recitation of the Creed. The minute; of the laet meeting were read and signed by the President. The roll call was answered to with the exchange of pot holders. The reports of the different committees were heard and new one»; appoint- d

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After hearing the report of the school committee it. was decided to purchase four new shades and Mrs. Kenneth Jay, Mrs. Clarence Coffin and Mrs. Aeneas McKinnon scrub the school some Friday af- ternoon before the next meeting. Sick committee reported no eick. Sick committee. Mrs, Kenneth Jay and Mrs. John Ostrldge.

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HELP THE cont. DEALER

Consult your dealer regarding your needs:

' Mn Martha Croeeman is acuest t

NEW GLASGOW W. 1.

Mrs, w, J fiat-sierra, ciztcrtaiii- ed Llic memburs of _Na_w G185E9W Women's Ir1s=itute at Ml‘ home. for their regular" iiionthly inc-et- ing. Madame presidcni DFPSIdCd. and opened the 111901.111]: with the Singing of Illb-ihilie ode and repeat- iiig club creed 1.1 unison. Roll call followed, members psslr-E in NEW Year's gift; for exchange. Seven- teen members and SlX_VlS1t0i‘S RW- sent. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Iiepcrts oi committees were given. sick mem- bers had been visited. Pious were made to scrub school room the following weel: Red Cross conven- or reported one airfoicc sweater

1 . N. ' comur-irtees were

K1 a‘ close by singing the National gvpomteg as Pévonows; 5M.’ Mrs_ n em" _ Roy Dickieson anlcl Miss Mac M Kl o : Schoo. V15. Percy

"SQUID WEST w‘ l‘ Dffticiesrfilrli rftnd Mrs. Lflfne Steven-

5011; Program. Mrs. Elbert Hill

and Mrs. W. J MacLeod: Luncli Fee, Mrs. Earl Houston and Mrs. Chalmers Laird. Box committee of eight members were named to pack overseas box Coiibalioiidcnce were read and discussed and bills were presented Mid by motion ordered paid. Programme cum-

exchange of blow Year's gifts look place by each member drawing a number, an amusing feature of the programme was "pinning the tail on the Donkey" flYSL prize going to Mrs. Elbert Hill and ilic "booby" prize going to Mrs. Brenton Dick- iesun

The New Year's "infill!!!

from the President u": than rcad '

Pr

Birt and Zita Handrahaan.

It was decided that the meetings be held on Thursday night instead of Wednesday. Thin branch receiv- ed 51X pair pyjamas and two child- rsn'e dresses the members w have them made before the next meet-

boye, thanking the members for the Christmas resents were read. A contest wan t en nut on by Mrs. John Ostrldgo and won by Mrs Clarence Coffin.

The next meeting ie to be iield hi: the home of Mrs. Andrew Mc-

an exchange of Valentines, A delicious lunch was then served by the hostess, assisted by the visit- ore. The collection for the cards amounted to one dollar and twenty five cents. making n total of one dollar and seventy centa.

.__.__4._.___...__. REPEAT I1‘ PLEASE‘

for the black

r ahi t t: rattua i-ettuu rattua. o p m ,

ugram Committee, Mrs. Daniel ‘

ma. The letters recelvd from the!

The name used in medical reports .

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men's mmlttct- cliniriban:

land.

mittee then wok chargc. and the.

Your dealer has many pressing problem. Let him know how much fuel you will need to last until May 1, in addi- l don to the amount you have in your bin. He can their organize his deliveries so that you will receive your share of fuel as it may become available.

Have your bins ready for the delivery mun:

He is a busy man these clays. Do everything possible to speed up his job. If you arc getting both soft: and hard coal scpairatcly, have the necessary spaces ready and cleared for each.

Clear all approaches to your bins: | B: surc that driveway, walk and outside steps are cleared | of snow, and sanded if necessary; also clear walk and driveway. Usc nearest windows. Keep inside steps clcarcd and free of boxes, pails, etc.

Accept whatever kind of usable fuel the dealer can supply: Some types of coal arc scarce and you can’: afford to insist on specific grades or sizes as you would in normal times. Don't take a chance. Any kind of coal is preferable to none.

Take delivery when dealer can make ii: Your dealer is working with limited delivery facilities which must be used continuously throughout the winter, if every householder is to receive his share of available supplies. Don't wait, therefore, until you are almost out of fuel before permitting your dealer to replenish your bin. Let him rnakc delivery when he can.

Get your copy of "Thirty-three Ways to Save Coal" from your dealer immediately.

Dealers are confronted with problems of both labour and supply.“ By co-opcrating in thcsc ways with your coal dealer, you will liclp make things easier for yourself.

" " contest. Nt-xt meeting to be liclcl at the home of Mrs. Rcndle Houston. Roll Cab i0 be answered by “Share ‘I'm; Wealth". Meeting closed with the 511181118 07 National Anthem.

DIALPEQUE .1. r.

The Mulpcquc W. I met. at the home of c110 president, Mrs. Charles Lockhnrt on Thursday evening. Januuiy 5th, with a attendance of members 15 in all and (inc visitor. The mfifllfit; open- ed with the Cc‘:- zimi CWEd ‘ unison. Secretary called the roll and read the ininuits _ - of appreciation were retro from sev- eral of the boys expressing their thanks for Christmas boxes and how much they had enjoyed them. Sick and sclicol ccmmrters report- ed satisfactorily and ircw com- mittees were appointc" for the next two months. Mrs. Charles Taylor was appointed to have charge of quilis to b¢ quilted for Red Cross. Mrs George MscKey invited the members tc her home for a Red Cross knitting. A lunch committee was appointrd for this occasion Red Cross cvi-venor. Mrs. Ralph Beuirstu distzibutet‘ yarn among: the members fur sweaters. Meeting adjourned bv singing the ‘National Allillti‘. and the remaind- cr of tlic evening m.“ spent in pleasant social inter-canine and Red Cross knitting. A bountiful lunch