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AGENTS: MONTAGUE: [Inrold F. Stewart. Miss

AGENT GEORGETOWN: Wilden Levers.

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The. annual meeting of the Young People's Society of St. Andrew's Church, Montague, was

held Tuesday evening. The pre~ sident, Miss Aline MacEi-ichern. presided. TiiF< mceting opened with a devotional period led by Miss Thelma Stewart, assisted by Miss Phyllis Reid. Fifteen mem- bers responded to roll call. The minutes of the last annual meeting. and last regular nicctiiig ivrre read and approved. The financial re- port was read by the treasurer. ‘Miss Thelma I-arter. Mr. Carl Currie, student of the Presbyterian College. Montreal, who is vacaiiin- ing at his home in liioulaxzuri. gave an interesting impromptu talk on his activities at college. Rev F. N. Young had charge of the Bible Study. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President. Miss Anne liifzirEarherni vice-president. Miss Vick c \\'alk- or: secretary, liiiss ‘Wichita TUE!’- srt; treasurer, Miss Thclma Lar- tcr: convene-r of fellowship. Mrs. F‘. N. Young; Convener of li1(‘ll\b€‘l'- ship. Dliss Phvllis Rcid: convene-r of lunch coruiniitre, Miss Jtlary Heimphill.

Georgetown O I I and Vicinity W‘. End Mrsilgfcl. Ilniisrn were visitors to Rlﬂntiinue on Thursday.

Messrs Keith Wight, Wendell Stewart, I-Iarrv Dunn mid Peal-lie MiicL-eod of Murriiy Harbour were recent visitors in Georgetown for a feuv days uhere they were.tlie guests of friends.

Friends of Mrs. W. W. Yorston. former resident of Georgetown and who is presently residing in Port Maitland, N.S., will be pleased to hear that she has now recovered from her recent illness and is sbie to be up and about once again.

Miss Madeili; McKeemrin left a few days ngo on return to Char-

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lottetovvn after visiting in Burnt. Point, where she was the guest, of Mr. and ‘Mrs. NW. J-Iansen and in Georgetown at. tho home of Mr, and Mrs. Guy l-Iemphill.

The holiday activities nt. St. Davids ivcre of a happy and busy character. They cmhrnvpd special Christmas. Watch Night iind New Year services. Helpful musical numbers included n duet hy the lilisses Mae and Ethel Rcnton. solos hy Messrs Hurrliigtoii Yors» ton and Clarence Stewart and choir sclcctrons. The uplifting charm oi’ the Christmas carols was again felt. by the worshippers. There was also the nriiiuai Christ- mas niid New Year's parties of the liiissinn Band nnii the ‘Young Poo- ples Union as well as the present- iition of gifts to the members oi the suiiriiiy School. St. Davids’ “'35 delighted to ivcicomo friends home for the holidays. An rncouroginz sttrt for i950 was made for st. David's W.M.S. whcn the Jan- uary meeting converted at. the home 0f Mrs. W.W. MiwLaren. All the members took part in the pro- gramme on the theme "The Btblc. our Guide tn Christian Faith and Conduct", which was lcd by Mrs. Boyce, and responded to thc roll call with ii Scripture text pert-Bill- ing to Faith. A chapter of the study book, “Growing With the Years", “H15 nlsci tnken up. Much enjoyed refreshments were served by the hostess and a happy social period spent.

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..'IT'S HERE. Yes, \\'herc? At the MOTHER“! Sliuc Store. A lug sale. Everything must go. Dates. Jan, 5 to Jan. 2i, both ‘inclusive. Como esriv, '

Result of Spcl-iiil I-Zll-ction Iiiiroiir- ﬂsllig to Forces of Liiiv and Order Everywhere

For the fifth time since the state of Oklahoma, on Scptember 1'7. i907, entered the Union with a constitutional provision forbidding manufacture nlld sale of intoxicat- lug liquor interests to repeal this provision has been Llcfeated by .1. popular votc. Ill recciit ycnrs, by a "lrgnl fir-lion," the HZIIC of beer of 3.2 per rent alcohol had been permitted undvr this constitution, but. the liquor traffic, especially the wine and distilling interests. have for years carried on a, coiitinu- nus striixgln to 011M) the state's ilcli territory Lu the local sale oi their product. During 1943 and 1949 ii determined ﬂlld hitter campaign svas carried on_ ppcnly and under cover, in the Legislature find otherwise. to discredit the oper- ation of the prerzeiit. Iaivs and secure tlicir l‘l‘})f‘lii. The campaign. leading up to the special election mi Septemhcr 2'7. 1940, was marked by flagrant misrcprcscntzitions, out. riigeous llqLi0l‘ propiigniida methods. and bitter prrsoiiul nttxicks upon dry lenders niid spolwyiicii. In spitc of these frciizictl efforts, the election rcsultcci in n popular maj- ority of approximately 50,000 votes for the maintcnruice of the State's present laws and for the repeal of the liquor proposal. Inmmpletc. unofficial figures, with 3,563 pre- cincts reporting. out of B total of 3,720 precincts in the State, show the vote t0 be 3131771 for main- teiience of the present constitution. n1 provision. nizniiist 264.661 votes

...'MISSES and rliildrl-nK-i flight hoot: now available at the Mon- tague Shoe Storc. Get. yours while they lost.

..'.l()-.ANNA DRESS SHOT’. Montague. January Sale now start- ud. Big reductions iii Hints Blouses. Dresses. Skirts. Fonts, Suits. Bar- gains in large size dresses.

Presentation At Valleyfielll

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Representatives of the Valley- field congregation, and members of the Y.P.U. met with the choir in the church on liioiiday night. Dec. 19th, After some time was, pleasantly spent in choir iaracticc for thc service on Christmas Sun- dnv, one of the Elders of the voli- srvzutivii. Mr. \Vill1iim A. Mac- Leoii took chnrgc, and in n lium- orous manner announced a change of program. Mrs. W. A, Bruce. or- ganist, was called to the front, and one of the choir members. Mrs. Preston Pcardon, rend an ari- dress and a ivell-filled purse was presented by one of the managers,‘ Mr. Gordon MacPherson. Mrs. Bruce, although completely taken by surprise, thanked one and n11 for their kinii thought. beautiful address, and generous gift. She f0!‘ ii-‘i 1't‘l><"li.

also eipressed appreciation to the This striking and decisive rebuke lrhnir 1m- fhph‘ faithful supmryl to the ilqliur ililtfCFL uili enoour~ and ecyogieration at all times. with! age the friends of sobriety and Mr. James Fraser at the organ. a‘ law and order everywhere.

happy period of carol singing was‘ ihen enjoyed hv all, lifter which ten and delicious lunch was serv-, ed by the ladies, A most pleasant. evening was brought to a close by forming n friendship circle, and

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BRITISH SPEND MILLION FOR LIQUOR .~\.\'l) (EAMBLING “We kindly Britain two or three billion fiOIIaYS to help her

Singing "5195; b, m; T1; that out of a serious financial condition. Blndsy- She used it. So quickly that it took

‘The intention of the above pre- our breath. Thr follr-iviiig lnhle scntation was that. it. should ln- shoivs hmv the British iii-c using rludc both Airs, Bruce nnci hcrilheir iiicoincs: (‘ni.mblliig sfﬁllﬁ. daughter, Irene, who capabiy pre- 000.000; beer, $2.tI5~2.l)OO.000; wines

and spuits, $569,000,000; cigarcttes, $2.044.000.000; clears. etc, $368. 000,003. The British press says that more money l< lac-int: spent nii heel’ and tobacco than l‘\'r\l‘ bciorc and gambling iiiul licltinv have reached iinprecetleiitcil hnuntlsIK-Tlie Unit_ ed Presbyterian. '

We cniilil, of course, zlrop n hint that no morn loans \\'l\\lI(I be forth- (‘Otiiiilg until Shv- mended hrr wnys, but for the cniiniri-zissiiig recollcrzt. ion that our ()\‘.'lt mi inn is probably spending two or three limos a; much for the same 'Ili\'lli'i(‘3,"

sided at the organ many times during the past yierir and on sev- eral previous occasions. It. had been arranged to have Miss Bruce prc- sent also on Aloiidny night, but ns she is teaching in niIOthPf dis- trict. her attendance was prev-cut:- 0d Owing to impossible travelling: conditions. Later, zit the annual congregational meeting held in the church on Jun. 2, n further sub- stantial contribution, us a. token ol esteem and goodwill, was ndrlert tn the purse already presentcd. Mrs. Bruce, on. behalf of herself and Irene, again gratefully ack- nowledged this gcncrniis expression of confidence and good faith. Pkillnwlug is the address:

Dear Mrs, Bruce. _. We, thy; penpin of Vsileyiieid congregation. at this time, wish to There is no happiness so pcrfcct

express In you our deep ilDPrﬁllii-v that drink will not. ruin it? tioii of thc very fine service your have rendered for many yours. You have served faithfully rind efficiently in all the organizations In drinking driving accidents it of the church, hut your service as is often drunken talk that is organist is outstanding, for you warrant for police ntfircrs to plncc have interpreted tn us, in TﬂilSIFuFi-Il‘ drivers flTlfI occupants uurlcr the loveliness of your own morali arrest. Thvir spent-ii hctrnyeth them. and spiritual qualities, and yiiuiﬂvhcn l was forty ycnrs younger have led us to understand the than I am lodrrv. uric of my bare value of music and BOIlg in the hall heros was 'I‘_vnis R. Cobb, Ty service of God. You have never Cobb for short. How I did admire tried to lead us to fields of music that mnn, as a manly man and which w0u1d_l'i0i'i be understood| player. He was n (‘lose friend of by lili the people. but you have Jack Miner. Imagine tho let down selected the simple, the sublime. when I rend that. on July Hth, iii-id the spiritual, which were so 1947, Ty Cobb, baseball's "Georgia well received by the congregation; Pencil", uxis frccd on ball on and by the many vilsltors who charge of drunkucss on s public durintf we summer mbntha “lend. highway. The Justice or the Pence the services. !Si’ii(l thnt Cobh hiizl been cited hy lu OM01‘ to 81W n10" mﬁﬂliilifl‘ the piitrnlmnn for being liruzik to our expressions of wrrevlitivnl hut would not linvC becii jfillﬂi u We ask you to accept this Rm- 1!. he hail not Spoken "too freely." is far short. of what We would likti Actually it wns not Ty Cobb who t0 d0. WT "- i! B lymbﬂl 01 °"i‘ talked "ton freoly"-‘it ivns the gratitude for lovely service gladly alcohol in Ty Cnbiﬁshrnln that brib-

"Habitual usitﬂnfuiilcnhoi even in moderation, tcuds in produce dc- zendeiirc on it n?» n drug, medicai-

A IIASITIKAIJIIIOTONTITAST

iind voluntarily rendered. bled lnstrnd of ii home rim it. Now, 0n bEliRlf of th¢_ V8119)" "was n run-iii. For thousands of field comzresutlun. We “i511 Yml- baseball inns that. talking “too

Mr. Bfiiﬁfydnd familyz ii. very fin/a Christmas. and the very best in the New Yciir.

freely" Wlivli drunk took some of the bloom off the "Georgia Pooch." ln that sanio month of Jilly, i947. another famous bull-player L-ilkrcl freely hut hr- hJiiI something differ- cntxto say. Cnnnlc nlark was given a city ivlllc reception iii Meridcn. Connecticut, where he commenced ‘his baseball career Fi\i}‘~lﬂlll' years ago. At the himqiic-t. given in his honor, Lowell Thomas wns present. ‘His cvmilng broadcast. was given from that place. He. introduced Connie Mack, who said some plen-

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‘Ellen's Diary

Continued from page 2

our ability to cook, which pleases and disappoints, encourages and discourages as our stores ebb and flow according to time and will and circumstances, the results we obtain with this concoction i; of- ten amazing in it: tutefulnesl. O C C

Jeanie voted it "delicious" and though James remarked with l smile "this chopping gives n fel- low an appetite to tackle any- rhing!“ he enjoyed more than one sewing, whilst our conversation went back along the months of the ycar. We spoke. of how kindly it hzid been to farm-folk. mm" tioning a first consideration —— the fine crops that. had paid in full for the labor of the seed-time. We remembered too and gratefully, that it the peace of war’; end has not yct been realized, or perhaps as we sec it, only in part, this old _\'i‘i'il‘ allnaved us to attend to peace- ful pilrsuits. Remembering the many plciisantrles and delight: of the old. how best. then shall we come to ii happy new year?

“To lcavc the old with s burst of

song. recall the right. and forgive

To the wrong:

To forget the thing that binds you fast

To the vain regrets of the year that's past;

To have the strength to let go your hold

Of the not-worth-whiio of the days grown nl

To dare go forth with a purpose true

To lhc unknown task of l world that‘: new;

Tn help your brother slang the mad

To dn his work and to lift his load;

To add ymir gift to the world's

good cheer, ls to have. and to give r Happy New Year."

Until Monday — Diary-Good- night. . . . CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT MORELL SPONSORED BY

THE GIRL GUIDES

Opening _ "0 Canada" followed by "o Come All Yo Faithful" by Girl Guides.

Recitation: "Welcome" - Jufm- itn MacDonald. Singing by Five Young Ladies. Dialogue —- Little Pictures. Recitation: "Herc I Am" —Mad- clyli Bonneil. Singing by Five Older Ladies. Dialogue -- Miss Betsy Burgiars. Recitation ~ when I was n Lit- tle Boy - Leigh Webster. Rcnding --. Duet Virginia Steele Genevieve Rossiter. Recitation -- Donald McDonald and Arthur Eidershaw. Dialogue - Blight Mistake. Intermission - Bole of fudge. Monologue -- Jenn Geidert. Piano solo - Anna MacAdom. Recitation -- Bert l-luwbolt. Dialogue - Deacon's Proposal. Camp Fire and Bing Bong by

and

Dorothy Dix Says — Continued from pun I

your father. I'm luro ho will give it to you if he possibly can.”

No, Mother maker n big dark mystery of it and my: that lho will talk to Father about it and see if she can't persuade him to give Johnny or Janey what; they want. And she leaves Johnny and Janey feeling that Father l; n tightwnd or o. groucii or n spotisport who doun't can whuther they sro hnppy or not, and it 1| only Mothrr iri-io wants to rive then-i plulurn.

HOLD IATIIII Al THREAT

Worn still l: tho woman who touches her children to hate thatr father by holding him u ii terror over their heads, When n child 1| naughty rho doesn't punish it herself. Sh. wants tho child to think of her with nothing but iovo and tenderness, lo she lays: ‘T11 toil your father when he corner horn; tonight and ho will give you what's coming in you." "You better not let your father lee that school ro- port, or you will never get. the bicycle he promised you." And m the poor little trembling ivretch dreads his father's coining home of an evening and grows up with tho some sort of affection for him we would fuel for the hsngrnsn who was about to tie the noon around our necks.

EV")! child growl up to the tunfof how much Mother iovel tt and how much Mother has rscrlfieed for it. No one would mlnlmiu mother love or mother sacrifice, but while mothers are incuicnting this propaganda in n child's mind why don't they tell tho youngster a little about how much Father loves it. and how mucii Father sacrifice: for W! For the avenue min 1m mi 1m on u». altar of iiii family. "e m"! to keen it comfortable and m give his children tho ad- vantages he never had, and he gets mighty little reward if they neither love hini nor are grateful to him.

Perhaps the women who are so determined to he all in sIITto their children that they shut their husbands out of their children's lives dn "f"- "Dlile WM! thsy are doins. but they are committing tho unpns-dgp nhle sin. for they are depriving the children's father of iill ti“; my“, his sacrifices ivnrthwhiic and they u; depriving tho children of the mrelt counsel and the most steadying influence that can corny t4

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Taxpayers are reminded that o list ‘of delinquent Mira ls Being prepared for

publication in both newspapers on Janu-

pying Eritrea. pending a final de- cision by ii United Nations com- mission on the future of the for- mer Italian colony in East. Africa.

SKATES TOO EEVDALL

MONTREAL (OP) -5tu- dents of Riorednle Bdliooi had a bright idea for winter sports. They held a. "kiite swan" so that stu- dents could get larger ice skater by handing in their outgrown ones.

iii-iiiiiiiiineiiis Iistla’: Milk Products (Daiiaiia) Limited

C. R. ‘Patterson hiiii been up pointed Advertising Manager of Nestle‘; Milk Products (Oanndn) Limited. according to an announce- ment by Mr. H. M. Grout. Vico President of the company. The up‘ polnlrnent iii effective, January 1st.

J. D. Sutherland has been nip- pointed Traffic Manager of Nei- tie‘: Milk Products (Osniidn) Lim- ited, according to an announce- ment by Mr. H. M. Grout. Vice

sant things. Then Lowell Thomas naked him what. he attributed the fact that. at entity-four, which was hiii ago, he wns still the active manager of the Philadelphia Ath- letics, Connie Mack's rwly WM. "1 Do Not Drink Or Smoke, And Est Bpni-ingly."

i BUYING DAILY

Live or Dressed

FOWL rind CHICKEN

for Cunning Purpose

EASTERN PACKING CO" LIMITED

President of the company. The appointment i: effective Military ‘int. l

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Girl Guides. God Save the King. The Girl Guides

wishes to thank

cry 15th. After rho Publication of this

Association everyone who

list iiidgriients will be applied for.

made this concert so successful.

PHIHIPS’

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TABLETS

THE TOWN COUNCIL. Town Of Soiirls.

ATTENTION! '

MONTAGUE 1nd VIOINITY

All accounts payable to the MONTAGUE SHOE STORE Must be settled by Jnii. 15, 1950 Or they will ho [IIIQII in for Collection.

l. W. LADNW;