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Central Bedeque Citis- _ i, » ens Bid Farewellto ' v ii Mr. and Mrsi H.~S. l . I, Jiiiiilli I Callbeck. ‘ ' " ‘ i‘ i l " iii!

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Bedeque gathered st the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Hefilry S. Oellinck to arewe . »

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TORONTO, May 15 - (C.P.): Described as a serious young sc- tress, with blue eyes and fair heir, Miss Victoria Hopper, born in Ven- couvcr, B. 0., 2i years ago, is win- ning the plaudits oi london and New York critics for her portrayal of Tess in the British film "Con- flant Nymph."

Miss Ho is a Canadian in birth and childhood. At the age of l3 she moved with her PI-TBHYJ to England, when tlley made their home in Newcastle. In her early ‘teens she showed considerable dramatic talent and studied for the stage at s. West London dra- matic school. While Miss Hopper was playing in "Martino" at the school Sydney Carroll became im- pressed with her ability. He pro- duced the play at the Ambassa- dors Theatre with the young Ca- nadian born sctreu in the princi- pal part. Hel- scting ss a French peasant girl was highly praised by the critics.

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A Presentation 0i s solid walnut cedar chest snd end table wss mode by Charles Green, Fred Moyse and Harold Bagnall on behalf of those present. Mr. callback wps taken completely by surprise but rose to the occasion and made s fitting reply on behslf of himself snd Mrs. Csllbeck, and extended a cordial invitation to all to visit them in their new home. Remarks were made by Col. U. G. Dawson, Rev. A._G. crowe and Rev. L. P. Archibald. A short musical PNGram was mrnished by Mrs. lnrle D. Lesrd, Miss Eileen Dawson and Mr. Vernon MacQuar- rti; A sing sOng orb old time favor- w n o . Kennedy's “Constant Nymph" Ba- snd cgiesuwfs its)‘; xvegeagglfi sil Dean, the director, selected Miss the oonclusbn “For they m Jolly Hopper for the difficult role of Good yellows" w" bunny “m! ‘Ilessa- Her success in the pslrt is st- by 31L tested by the critics. “The truly superb note is the performance of Victor-la. Hopper as the hapless Tessa," says the New York Post, reviewing the film. "Miss Hopper is young and wanly beautiful. Even in the gay mo- ments there is latent tragedy. There is an almost unearthly love- liness in her playing; a simplicity and dignity that tear your heart out." “A pretty little English newcomer. Victoria Hopper, plays Tessa»- plays her truly and effectively throughout," in the opinion of the New York World-Telegrams obser- ver. The Mlrror declares Miss Hop- per cerries off her part "superbly" while The New York Telegram says wmwug, 3mm sheis beautiful, frail and touching" Hflwgvef, a, m, 1, a Wm.“ o; in her performance of the role. activity, and as it is your success i—-——-—— as beoomin Man

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MONTREAL, May 14.—Durlng Ap- accept our hearty congratulations‘ ril, newsprint production by Canad- on ymu- poglflol-L Ilan mills totalled 216,507 tons, BO- we fee] 1t womd be very “may, cording to the Newsprint Service on your part to bid you stay but Bureau. This contrasts with 147.759 we realize that our loss is 01h", tons m Apr“ of 1m year, represenb 8am -

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To Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Call- bcck and family:-

We have learned with regret that you are planning in the near, future in move to the capital City of our Province. We will miss you‘ all in the home, the church, and 111° wmmll-flly. You have been life long residents o! this plsce. and have always taken s. leading part ln every function that was of pub- lic interest, We will miss your cheery welcome by your open fire- side in your beautiful new home, Saturday night at Central Be- deque will not seem quite complete,

' Robert s. Bruce, 50c; Wm. m- Donald, 50c; Ralph Robertson, 50c; Wilfred McLean, 50c; ‘Talbot Stew- art, 35c; John Alex Stewart, 30c; FOR SA L E Fred E. Robertson. 20c; Lloyd Mc- illeun, 20c; Joshua McDonald, 25c; A V R , yRoy Dixon, 25ct; Oswald Stewart, 25c; Freeman S ewart, 25c; Barton t l ernon ‘per McDonald, 25c; John w. . ;son, 25c; Seldon McLean, 25c; Wfls The property formerly of the late ti" ‘mung’ 25¢ Tina] $595- Mllmi c ", ~11 l l"' room fiottblgrte-{ea 01:13:22: If’; urn-E ‘ Rm “m” P" v9"- B- Chm‘ I ll d. MB b had t ‘ l- F gonalse pricelforecash. afidstrg 1:00.’ MYS- The°d°re mbemmi “~99? B" m- Chuhuflown ‘Mrs. Silas Fraser, 50c; Roddy Kids- 1011, 50c: Nelson Stewart, 50c; Clar- ollro Ching, 50c; Mrs. Chester Mc- Nr-ill, 25c; William Ching, 25c; Mrs. ["44 - _ ,___ iTyler ching, 25c. Total $3.75. - Lalrevllle Per Mabel R000 Tenders f0?‘ C001 Mrs. Starbird Rose, $1.00,- Mrs. s. L. Rose, $1.00: Mrs. Wm. Baker, 85c; Sealed Tenders will be received at ‘Mrs- A~ F- 3°59. 50°? Mrs- LD- R959- the office of the Commissiune s of '50“ Tom] $335‘ S d W t S I t'l Dfiwggmd-yag. racing: 133,903,]; North Lake Per Mn. Wm. Fraser May for delivery and trimming in » sheds at Pumping Station, lllalpeque, E; D- FFBBBY» $190; J- E- Bins- Road of five hundred. (500). ions, iwml- 50°? H- G- Mormw» 50°? M75- more or less, of coal. Said cmll to be “fled Mormw- 50°? Mrs- wm- n35‘ ‘f u" be“ quality of this war-S ‘or, 50c: George Morrow, 50c»; Mrs. J. mum," w be weighed on‘ C,“ I'll, Baker, 25c; Mrs. R. D. McLaren, Scales at expense of tenderer and 25°-T°°“1$4'°°- tobedeli ed ulred.Shdt the Statlovnerfo l: $1 on Deceinbrfr Mlmm “mm P" M5‘ Calvub 15th next. Tenders to state price of Kflmedy ' f ll d I ll u élfifum m as w“ “s “‘"“°l Mrs. Stanford Robertson, 50c;‘ n, m d d n f . 1 t {Clarence Robertson, 50c; J. A. has- be suicide: Nifalfi eslfirridl 22am: for. 50c; Mrs. Alton Robertson, 25c: mum”, o; ‘he we,“ ;Mrs. Calvin Kennedy, 25c. Total The Commissioners do not bind "52 00- themsrlvr-s to accept the lowest or any Tender. By order, I. A. MacMILLAN, Manager, City Water Department.

South Lake

Mrs. R. W. Cameron, $1.00; Mrs. Alex. Cameron, $1.00. Total $2.00. Total Esiern Districts $20.65.

Oyster Bed Bridge Per Howard Carr

Howard Carr $1.00; Mr. and Mrs. Hedley Horne, $1.00; Mrs. H. Ling, $1.00", Mrs. Gordon McInnls, $1.00; Mrs Bruce Younker, $1.00; Joseph H. Mathieson, $1.00; Howard Ax:- worthy. $1.001 Mrs. Kenneth Mathe- son, $1.00; lvlilfcrd Cudmore, $1.00; Mrs. R. L. McPherson, $1.00; Philip

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Cloud of sorrow spread over the village’ of North Rustico on Friday, April 27th by the death of Simon Pineau, one of the oldest snd most s speoted citizens of the place. Always interested in anything that would benefit the Community and always eager to help church, school and anyone that he could, when he was active years ago, as a well known lobster Packer. Of late years, nflned to his home by which came on gradually, till he got that he lived in complete darkness but he was always resigned to the Holy Will of God and took his aflllction with the greatest pat- lence. ‘H51 wash fortified byuae lsst rifles o e admin pastor Monsignor cbeafisszi. a M‘ P‘ b7 G"'“u""" sud“ Wm) He is survived by a sorrowlng LONDON’ May its-Km? Ibn widow and six children. Mrs. Stan. Baud of saudl,Amb'fi w“ qumvll Dolron, Wheatley River; Mrs. Ger- as saying that ‘the Wm °r G°d 3' trude Doucette, Rustico; Br. Mary 1°” ha‘ dewrwnw u" 91'9"!" Edgar b: General Hospital, Ketch- °°“"° "l "'9" l" l!" ikan, Alaska, snd three sons, Cor- Wm‘ “any m- J°h° PM] nellus and Henry at home snd Vine-l “sh “uuwmy °n ""15 em m 031mm London Mail today.

Funeral took place Sunday, April I have “ever envisafled WWW"- 29th to st. Augustine's Church. The P“ EXPMI-W" W! I have nvver de- pan bearer‘ we" Stan’ Dom“, sired to conquer Yemen," lbrl Snud George LeClair, Raymond Gallant,

Dolph LeClalr, Fldelo Blscquere, B“ l“ H the conquest o1 Allan Gauthier. May he rest in He!" W“ 1010M‘! upon me a do- Ewma] mum cede ago by the hostilities of King‘

Hussein, similarly Yahya has forced Card Of Thanks

war upon me now by sending

troops into Aslr and Nsjrsn while Mrs, Simon Pineau and family wish to thank all those who helped

nominally engaged in negotiation them and sent letters of sympathy

for peaceful settlement. "I em honestly convinced that in their recent sad bereavement. L-50l6

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BRANDON, ) Roy Roddick, Rbdttiilttk, who ' Bco a settlers to Brandon Hills in 1879, died here today at the age of 78. He had lived on his farm in the

hills until l0 years ago, H; w“ g native of Plctou, N. B.

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the collapse of Yahyois opposition is divine Judgment 0n his appeal from arbltrament of the war."

The irbtcrview was given May I st ‘Iisif, 5,500 feet up in the Heinz Mountains, where Ibn Baud was residing in a marble palace sur- rounded by charming villas, or- chards arlri gardens. The climate was completely different from the

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of the Imam, staying at Tslf as Ibn Saudis guest and pleading the cause of Yemen, and also en Arsb peace delegati I under the Grand Kufti of Palestine.

During the interview secretarle;

constantly brought wireless mess- ages showing progreas on the we! f-ront.

After an sccou the King said:

"l still went peace snd am con- fident ihat the official green book recently published will vindicate my efforts at peace. I gave Yahya plenty of warnings and stated my

of his successes.

essential conditions, nnmcly the wllidrawnl of troops from Aslr and Nsinn, release of hostages and the immediate surrender of refugees. "He would show wisdom if he accepted these conditions but he must new accept the responsibility

for the results. He forced mc to maintain in the field an army of 45,000 for many months at great expense.

"This war is purely a domestic

my conditions. 011651“ mfimfi.“ would be useless Mid u" vméd

The King said he was w" _ that the Imam oi Yemen Pefrud ly did not want war bill w"

.. i Arsb affair and the sole possible info it by "sinister lnfllleme‘ q but: ofpesce lstbeenecution ofhiseouncils.

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