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GROSSMlTH-- NAPIER l JOA

and LADY TREK

Hs dldn't went to many IM girls who wanted to marry hh, but had to marry somebody, ov forfeit liil allowance . . . so ho married 0 nobody!

Haifa u comedy you'il enlar- LAUGH AND ll HAPPY!

Bernadette Paquet first year stu- summary or the activities perform by thi; sub-division He u d Ach sum ge 8 een el

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EXTRA ! EXTRA ! COMEDY

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_ _ _ ufa f M dent, have returned to resume their ed by this sub-division durin the 3 es were care or W

Callliulllge, Mass. ,

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Sl~f.»\_§(lN' |_\' 'I`lIl‘I (`IiUIi(‘Il OI’ S(`(YI`I..\NI)

"i'lii- l'<»:‘f»;i";.i‘if»zi of the riiwvc

cilli;'i.il-;i"e iililfiluz :,pul'ii'li 2 l`<‘-Conl-

uiilni-..>:i ,<e:".'i~r=; this ~,\'cl~l-L and next. 1 uitil Tiev. l-2'.1,i‘:i Al1i\'.'Do'.lglill, of Ci;nl‘io*ti\tfl\vli, as thi: giies; preiiril- er lol' the :f:i1'-llilf !-'a.c‘!'tillleili:\l<li‘- \'ol.;oii. A l‘~-e~~.§,'lel~lrii Conlerciiee wiil 11.1211 lic ill'-Iii :lull at 'fi special meeting of the Y(-flu: l"eople's As- soeiqitmu on `.if.lll,'1..v err-llillg next. Rev. J, W. l.li',lj.‘ is to ;:,i\'r~ all

lli:>'tol'ieal rl.~.:‘r;ll.‘.c lui "Tile prigin and lfsnec of the Cominiiiuon Token in the Cfilvillistlr Cliul'clles." Rev. Ewen Itlaelwiisellii will assist the Pastor at lllf; obseri‘:illc‘c of the Lords Slipper, on Sliiibniii, April 30?-h. at liolil zizfllnlllz' ziliti ereninl! services, A \-r'.' 'n‘ercsliu; anniv- ersary is cx§:v~<‘»»:i and large num- bers will Le orl'll1'. for the 'happy

scar-on of Srifrlilllenial soiemnit-y,

West Australia

ST.-‘\TE`S Tl!.\DE RF.\'I\'/\L

` For the six nionths, ended Decem-

ber 31, compared with the corres- ponding perlori of the previous yeflf. West/-rn Aiislriiiia‘s imports ln- creased by £i.3Oli.00<l. tivo-lliird.< of which .frivorell oi'el':»eas countries. Exports inelezlseil by £1.0~13,000 in flice of a decline of £21,000 in ex- ports in the Lilslcrn States. Im- ports of :igrii'ui;lii~;il ln:i<'hiner_v rose ri-cm xzlmlofl lf> £127 000. nullcl- ex-

ports ixicl-ein-/~il by !,`i_i0_lJo0, and iln- ports fieereaiseti by l'l5.000. There was it <»ill'illl-:;i_lr- i»i` £111,000 iii iln-

pm'Ie:i bacilli, :ilui lu‘esi:l'vefl milk. ¢lill:.ll.~<l ily llzzoilfl. 'lun t-onclensecl* hulk fliczorics have lil-ell operating in lha Soilth-nest for about ai year.` 'l`iic value of e.\:pol'ii‘cl pzolrl was over 532711410 liilziier, ,smile of which is lille to ilu- tl"piet-ltatioli oi' ster- ling, as si i-'\,'.;'. of \\'lli<°ll tile ill- dilslry i., ul¢>:'i‘ :il‘.l\'e lhzin for ser-

er:ii years.

S()I'T|l-\\`l'f,~"|‘ lfi lilfi-.\'l'ION

'l`h/‘ firvi :illfl sllirlllvs-‘, of three

il'l‘i;:zifioii .<1-lu-illi1.+ wilirii lhc Gov-

iiin export surplus as a result of tile development of the South-west.

l THE MINING INDUSTRY

The production of gold in 1932

was 605,562 ounces, compared with 510,572 ounces for the previous year, which is the best annual re-

ltlirn since 1920. The yield for January. 1933, was 45,755 ounces, whlch “.35 1717 ounces ln excess af readily learned free by e\‘cryoiic. ll-,M lol- the same month ol. last All that is iieeessaryf is td write for year* ,the booklet-usually a. most inter-

Reports mntlmle to be mcelved estlng encyclopedia of the product

from various aurlferous portions Ol or task. And if thc nlaniitleictlirer the slate in regard w finds by hasli’t a booklet on tl:\`l'y and meat i>1`0SDeCCOr5, the Opening up uf old products, growing hen.-;_ flowers.

mllles wlllch were lmpayable when fruit or ehl'<ll~en-the Government. gold was only £45/ an ounce’ and will send free most uiiiillorltatiiie ol myable }.l,_.ldS'oblallled by many ones. Soap companies, or washing Bold-seekers who can now make a

lllvlng where formerly they could tfon on home laundry than most ‘not do so ` women loam in a lifetime. And

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Did~§he'know what would happen when she sent_her husband, to an- other room? A love-secret that has baffled millions! Can you guessjtl M.

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GLIENDA

other irrigation schemes ill pro- l\‘.`Xl-3 ll0U.‘érIlI()Ll) ANI) COOK- grcss, one at Collie will bc four ING l!\'l-“0R.\l.-lTl0\' COMES

times larger than that at Harvey, \`li\ (‘t`)lfI’OI\'S

land the third will be at Waroona.

The Plelniers ambition is to feed Since “\\'oullin‘.< plrice is in the iilc whole of the State and have home,” lllalliilactilrel-s hiivf- done

all they can t-1 mlikc that job pieasallt hurl i~.i.~_i'. The newest bride and oldest ecok nlay have the

latest, authentic iiiforlnation olilgiceumtely-it is sold' in marked l

acli'erLis.-d protlilel.s by .~iliu.\i_\‘ writ

work is done p'-rfeetly. ’

machine heoks give hetier informa-

with food products, the manufac-

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LEGlsL_,“.lvE ASSEMBLY turer gives out, net juit testcciure;

ELECTIONS clpes but the very bcs -ones a

have been gathered after research

wllh B majorlly or four l th men, dletitialis and cost experts

“ ° have dcclacd that this l- thc most

Legislative Assembly. the coalition .

Govemmentl comprlslng 15 Natlom d§llcio:s,(llcaltliful and best value l-_L d 2 _ o s .n . 2': ;;'r1]l’ lhdmgylieiirs coin: One of the most. oiitstalldillr; ex. J '_ e er Sr amp'cs is in jelly-maklne. That ames Mitchell) ill f

W acc me el' most. difficult and cxasperating

1;; A?rig8`hThe Government’ task has now been made almost me l “Elem it rfe 53°” °f M' foolproof. ltfzinlifactiirclzs. not

n 5 0 ex mor mary fin' housewives found out win' huge'

tlilclal difficulty, has clone well in ` `

‘$1

fl'liin1~lll, has in lllulfl ill the South-

\‘.'e:-t, iiilfl \‘,lll:'ll \\lIi }li:l§,' :iii im- }1ol't,.'iut. p.'irt in illc rlwrirililllellt of iiliit part of ilu- Sfliie, will; rlpr-lied by the Pl'<‘l1l:er 'Sir .laillles Mileh- elll zii. 1i:ir\'e_v mi J.illliul'y L14. The lf.1i'\ey welr luis im-il enlilrized froln 5f1tl.0U0.000 gallon.; to 2,275,- 000,000 iznliorls :it ri cost of £105,- 000, :uni new' ii'rig:i|.ioll cilanuels

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ing the lllallilflit-iiil'er.=. And so. Mrs. 1933 moves out from four w:il's with back-bi'e.ikiiig tasks iii- to the factories wllere some oi her

Daily houseliolrl routine i-all be

,je1i. Then they concentrated the jeli_v-milking siibstance in fruits,- pect'n-and worked recipes for every fruit to give a marvellous jam or jelly at a lower cost than \i>it.h the old fashlenecl "take a chance" way. Not content. with thai. the mailufaeturcr removed tile bother of measuring the pectin

bott-for-t-llc correct amount need only be poiu'ed right into the hot fruit syrup.

Accurate measurement is so es-

sential to good cooking that many maniii'zi:~tiirel's follow this example. Eveljv hou<evl'5fe has one favorite cliocelatc cake--the family’s real festive food. And every cook has been somewhat disappointed ln tryin: to measure accurately the correct aniount of unsweetened chocolate, Tile thick, rich looking cake never broke on the shallow

square came away, New this cho- co‘tite comes marked with deep ridges, ccisiiy broken into 1 ounce pieces-a perfect measurement

gers. And from thc same manufac-

colatc dishes.

corner offers a free course in some

dectcrs. lawyers and other profes- sional workers read constantly to

make hcl' home :1 better place. -

ridges-always ii little oi another

Aitken have left for Halifax to at-

snd freight will make scheduled trips to this port during the sum- mer season. These steamers are of the same line as the B. S. Rosalind which has been calling here dur- ing the summer months for several years. They will connect with St. Pierre, Bt. John's. Halifax, and New York. Both vemels are con- siderably larger thnn the Sylvia which called here last season.

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M,\'ri.\'el; :.00 P. lil.-11¢~,2ec. _A _ M11--“I °‘ 'I “W "1" 1" | We have completed our Gu-ag. su-visa by |n.¢,|||,‘ ""“'“" ' ‘“ “'“`2°"' 37”' it . if j l if;-'§Ii.iL' l'.`.'.fl..°.°.'lf' ' "‘"" """"’li , _ -ia -p-u»-me rin un-1- sim. lncisliaiuu my mm genial. _-ixu concur _ll .. l . ana moat annum vulanhlng equipment olilalnibh. .

PURINA CHICK START!! used The vnlelnlslng will be dong by n Goodyear Fgchn

li . g exclusively will insure you s greater

trnlnerl man. We are p|'opl.lo¢l to, let;

number of chickens raised to mntur- M E E T I N G Service. Il" ,W "mv T.” ity- M°°K|° 5° 0°- 9°°9'4'33'1|- Telephone 58| and our service our will bo at your mm,

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Nxsirr 1 ic us zsc,'s1e. N naslnwl wednesday. my ard Offigerg For Ene W, an ml

upped tyofthmllngyou for-yq|||p.,¢

- WY°"“ B‘“°;:’;i'D;“°° "‘ ;°;:" ° vatwmn md vlklt nur 'rin imimaa.

1-lall. Refresh _ mM_u_lL Slllllg YBRI' WGN we any a complete liao ollqmayqu- me rim

Elected-. Miss Rose "“'°° ""°"' ’°"°‘ W' ’-°“"° “°"‘°°- .

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` ` sncm. ranuaunur waves . U ~ il

without a $3.50. All work gun-mtcca. Dart be Gaud9t I3 Presldent A _ £5*

mis ld, our permnnents cannot be . _i °

IL dupilcated at my price. Masonb. Th° Ulm!!! ¥i\°°¢|l1¢ °f th* mn' i I. GARAGE

Beauty shoppe. Phone 680. for Sub-division Catholic Women's

8734-4-6-tf. League. wu held Wednesday even

___ ing April 19th. in Knight! of GOI-

1 ui naimrax-R»v.Dr.J.Pr1nzle. “mb”-1 3*" “nd W" ‘WHY “fc support, u has been glvcn me by whilcamhty-one families wer., Wilfred Chew and Rev- E» M- i*°““°‘l~ the outgoing einem, as' li. is the plied with fuel,

tend the conference at Pine H111 "ld the S“b°d1V15i°11 ‘W5 h°“°'¢d to make a auocess in any and all N14 W°U\¢\1 ln positions, last oollege which opens there an wed- 'bv the presence of His aixecllcncy ,md,,i,_l,m,,_ The Army raid railway and li ne,dal.___5l-dmv p0,|;_R¢¢°rd_ _ Bt. Rev. J. A. 0'Bulllvan, Bishop Ryo" wmiudmm 1 wigh w YU” 101' 90110115 80111; to job;

°’ °h"1°*~°°°°W1\- RW Few" thanx very heanuy the Executive *"°“”*"°“° ‘“°” 'md "’° W

l' ADDITIONAL STEAMERS-The 0'Ha“1¢Y» Ch°'P’°~m °f the Wh* and each and every member who Lwauy 105 "mm we” pm' S. S. F011 St- G¢°1’€¢ and S~ B- dM’i°“ “nd 935° W5- W- J- M°',worked so well' with me and gave premanent lmmuom and

Nerissa of the Furness, Withy and I-“°Yf°» N“f'i°“°1 P1'°°id°|\t- me their splendid su rt and - temporary pwmom

After prayer and the singing of olm-“inn ln ,ll olll. ,mlmm ln "3 ° °’ Pl" fl* 0 Canada.. Miss Dougan in A few m “gpm mcg me 0'1"” um' Hmm' 24°

,ds lc d y °f ° were started ln life afresh

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“’° We °“‘° 5 °° °“°Y Rev I would also like to mend the mpouce ¢,,,,,.l Wm Gmc

futher ol-rahle and N tl nal °" Pmldmt Re I2; 1, th ;ec° N°“°“°l P1°°ld°11¢»w= W J- Mc 201 visits to the police could

P° ° 9 °1'<i Intyre and to the Senior Subl7l

“W B°°"e°*“'Y» °°“'°’P°“‘u“%' 5”' vision our heartfelt thanks for ii;ii’iit‘ei¢Iu1:oi;ii:eu.1fiii.1°Ji,1?¢}ri,(yianm 'MY and T"°”“"°'f- W9' ‘heh their many kindnesses to us at all ings were held and fifty-five i "em “nm Whmh the P"°5‘d°'“'- 8°" limes. and also to the Holy Nemo visited The Army on their dlgch ’°V‘°W °f the Y¢3"5 “¢UVW~¢S in Club who have been most obllglng and were supplied with eighty

her report which was as followsz- and omll-“ol” ta us whlle bowllng and 149 meal,

on their alleys, also to our Chap- In 1932 127 prisoners were he

President/s Report mn, new 1|_ °~Ha,l1,y who ll” in one way or another at a c

PDO U0 Tllm

Co. Ltd.. carrying both passengers - h tm 1,! "°

' been most mithml sin $11005 ` M *-he °.l\"°lf°11’=

-__ ce his ap- ' '

jf 'l'lli:ii.i.s Asn im- <1: A R R E L ' ` RUSTICO - The ivusscs Helen T° me °ffi°°"5 and Melflfefs of ,pointment as chaplain of this sub- "w°“°y'°i’.‘ “mare” we" ‘em

?EA9oH Ill V . _ll_,\Nl.l_l lwl, Ml,S_ _B E N L_.Y O N V Bllllmn and Eva Stevenson spent the Junior Sub-Division of the Dgvigiol-,_ 3.970 days and given 11,910 in

~ '1‘r.`1t l' l ‘ the Easter vacation at their homes C°t.h°u° W°m°“"5 I-“€“°- Faithfully yours, Omthm' 'nd mo” were “ppm

MARY BRIAN ln Rumco _ Mlm Mmm Toombsl . MARGARET DOUGH' these children st a cost of $255

SUURT 1`1\L5l|'35 P P ?_ P'-P' P P P Stenographer with McNutt an Sons De" M¢mb¢\`l¢ The President then called on His At Grin Hupml a tum.”

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spent a few days with her parents 51103191' WM' 1185 101166 by UNI Excellency to say a. few words gms were kept mr M53 dns

_____‘___A___ ___A_____ v in Rustlco.-Miss Margaret; Gallant, again it is my privilege to add;-gs; who expmssed great lemme é were given 18",” mens" cmh

second year student at P. W. C. and you tonight and lv bri p I W” “lm summed t° “me extent

K G YOU 8 01 being present and at the work done At et md in

C 8 and every member to continue d lied it 721

t dl ft ' di 1 t an were supp w h 5, me

and a drainage ,<\'.<telli which are n iiilliditil :t :heisx‘p:s nxt ab pagan past' year' their interests in the work the Clothing and shoes were sup

' P” We h°m0S in Our first duty after our Annual Le h

nearing completion will cost £91,- Rusllcov M ' H8118 85 been d0ing and made Funeral expenses for two dea 000. The me or ihc new irrigation . p g y _.__ h”‘ °“ Q93; 15"” 1°°2» WHS fb suggestions which poland lm the were paid. 'Mal wat °f the

(lieu-ici is 22,000 at-res. where an __ “"'* _ _ 'rua Yoimc. rnorui MEET- boo; ll; ws” Zn :id ::l°°t'::‘~"’”‘y f°’ °"'“ 5"°‘*'°" “°“°“- W” "»”3"°

important cialrylng lndustry is cet- I‘llle Holmeltold and Cooking Information Come 'rhe Young Peoples society of thc - v° ° ‘“'d’°°"‘°‘ We" “I” liven by

. . dl’ Wing

ci-ed for by a butter factory and Vin Coupons' Christian church, New Glasgow, tn' mme place' on which ° mv' “the” °'H‘n1°Y 'md NYS i EGG LAYING CO

ri condensed milk factory. Of the 1,-_ mei: with Rev. and Mrs, Wm. G. sawn ry amaint Wu realized' Mcmtyre’ who expressed ummm' TES'f

' Quigley on Wednesday cveninl. AD- Il; ay 1932 e Knights °f CM' V" “S bein? much Pleased at the __ ...-._

rlliamwltheflnc auchacncc.Uh- “m “S “Md °“’ S“PP°‘* '11 S211- splendid work acne ma asked in anronr or 'rim rlulvoe

der the leadership of the President, 1"? "‘°k”"S f°’ a P‘°°“'° *hey “fe m“1=° 1* drive for membership so w/mn :sump Eco na

Foster Seller, the business period p'~‘m“8 °l\ 8110. we sold between 250 that more girls, would have anvop-, Qoxrpgr F03, 'mm \\

was admirably conducted. The “"4 30° “°k°'*‘ f°’ them- W° Wffe l>°1'¢11n1w of sharing in the in-caei nivnmo /mm.. 11 ms. worship period was conducted by Und 9° 95545* *hem in N115 Way in work the Junior League wg; __.___.’ ' Bro. Quigley and an interesting “PP‘°°°i“"i°n °f their Seneroslty to doing and capable of doing ye" 15 » study from the synoptic' Gospels 116 f0f_ the uae. of their hall for The election of officers for 1983 Pen Owners

was part of the hour. After the 0111' meetlnls arid various activiti t

ea. hen took place which resulted as No. Nun;

close of the first session, a copy of and we still feel greatly indgbted follows.

~"‘ 'I Earp. Farm Olfimrn

the group paper, "Snappy News," to them for placing their hail at Presid t Mil ' . U" was read and thoroughly enjoyed our dis osal. en' ss Rose Gaudet' 8 nm Fanm' ch mm ml

P lst Vice President, Miss Lillian 2 Mrs. Roland Easter

by ali. The remainder of the even- During vlgxhibmon week when Meme"

ing was spent in social pastime, meal, wer, served L0 mlse funds md ‘ll l

Sullplemenm by lunch served by for me sacred Hem Home SWF lem I-quell; Hes dent, Mlm Kath- la Hamid mira

the hostess and refreshment com- Bored by the senlor su_b_D'Msl°n ard vice' Pr ‘det Mi

nt _ ' C3 H. SS P. 15 Wm. R. BYO ........-.

m °° - “;“SSl-‘led 111 S61”/111s and also took _ Gaudet. wn

f th bog;

You l,ERsoN,ALs__M__ Fred ;=r°;'\K<;v}<;ch :v;:2;1;<3'md £010; them Treasurer, Miss Evelyn Connors] 11 Mrs. J. H. Mcrluil

Robertson’ Hampshlm ls spemllng md passed it over to then? $40.21; Recording Secretary. Miss Non 14 W. J. meld

a. few days at Lot 40, visiting ls November when the ' A3' 'M'“"°Y- .

mends__-The Guardlan regrets to the Turkey dinner y lpoilllaored Oorrespondtns Secretary, Miss 12 T. D. Morrison .........

learn of the illness of Mrs. Geo. slsled ln servlng Atwgllsaggmcuasl; GE;'md;’uC°“d5'~

waltsyorir.-Mr.'lhes.Mcoebc and th kl dl ' "“° °'-’- Misses Georgie Flynn le walter Gregor

Mm Elle” Mommaldr Stanhope, miycmlidyy iiiliellnat ourhcllimposal Florence Hogan. Katie McKenna. iss, R. Pendleton ......... pen, yesmday ln me Clw___.l.he made some lmao woinuwect wc Ivlllzrv Manu-lane, Malvina Richard. livin. A. is Holland

school at Stanhope is progressing own funds w`c also" gf: n 'mr R °' M°F”l3“°~

favorably under the direction of the second ' night of N50 Mwrldy t'I‘he new officers were then in- 20 S. R. Pendleton Mir. Gordon Darrach, formerly of show ln Romford squat; Hullisaridl lsa;l!:d'thNm`s‘ M‘°I“"-V" °°l181’11tu- ~17 Warren Dawson ..

Wllll _lust the puessule ol- the lm, Wright's Bridge.-The Govt. snow we clmducted Pantry “les on two A seem on their election. ,

pow made 3 gl-eat lmpmvemenl on V0 of thanks was tendered Total points 17786

or th 1 _

turer comes an excellent book of Y°fk "Wd f°°e°UY-°-‘M-11 'I’h0mBs In srieplzgxroxzl um rewlnl President for her un- Production 247 hens, 1239 e

18 William Ssnsom

9 Exp. Fami, 0h'bown ....

6John A. Les ............

4John B. Pools .........

5 Mrs. J. F. Easton ..»....

I0 Int. FOX 85 Animal Floods

3Evexett I-Sowatt

“Mod recipes for an sorts of ch°_ Brown’ Wooldridge' is spending a Venti h e Diocesan Con- selfish devotion to League inter. percent production 71.8.

few days in the city.-Mr. Albert and gzuyagregglnjp £:“1;’L’;¢WW11. ¢6¢S_ during her term of office. (All hens counted).

Advertising becomes news to the C. Melllsh. York, is spending a few Gaudet re "D" Mi" Gwdet thanked HU Present

presented the Junior for the eonfld n

iicllscyifp when the coupon in the days at Montasue and K11mulr.- S l,_Dl ll ° °° Plmd |11 her by Leading Pens for week

The -mst auto of the season “ned rgelecr; Ogéogrolir Preifsent being electing her President and said she

branch of heme-malrihg. Just as throush York Thursday. April mth. Dlocmn Board 5”” 'V °“ "‘° :"h°e‘:_"’thd°l°:1 in her iwwer to fur- Pen nigga Po

' 6 11 iwsts of the sub dl

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Miss Catherine Stevenson. Fred- wfhlff irons our social functions ion' i

liven UD Wifi* N105' job. so the in- cricton, underwent a successful la; iz; which was reormlnized The singing of me National Al.l_ ‘ mllgcm housewife keeps her eye operation for appcndlcms in the Inca 1 a h an active committee them brought the meeting to a.

on those coupons in the corner to P, E. I. Hospital on Arpril 20th. gem folgnez arg; thsevcru trams close' A

- a ere was lvely

_ .- ._ . C . 00mD¢tltion. We are now rolling RELIEVING D lt

handllniz the finances and the _ mmm) of mm Smm ‘mm to *our thlr IST ESS

ll - in ulaliiolunlw

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employment problem. An umm- demfmcnlioncd i_\~p=i-al examples, Economies Branch, as of the other We conducted two Bridge Parties my 6 '°"°°°""`

nloymcnt tax of vid. in the £1 of this object lf.-.lson in govern- brancllc s of the Department of last fall which were very much gn- In 1932 31951157 passed last session may have gain- mental efficiency. Azricllliurc. "This branch," said MR' ISAAC GALLANT joyed socially md guide, helped ln by The Salvation Armvylzneirligfiig 8 as 66 pd me G°V°mm°“t 5°m° UHPDPU- In answer to a query :is to the the Minister, apropos of a siigges- ~ ii IUCNHSG 0111' fnuds. C5188!! (says the “Moml 1

larily, but it is probable that by work ofthe Dominion Apinrist. Hon tion of several members of parlia- At'R'“5u°°'°"Apm 13'1933»t'h°m Although it has been a strenu- "°“")- The Army supplllgl Aniigi-'c umm' new to Dale

now the people, including low wage- Mr. Weir said “the Dominion Ap- ment to spend more money on the ‘ passed peacefully away at the age. ous time to realize any gr-egg "mn 30.000 meals to nearly 4000

¢'*“'“Cf5 ‘V110 H8 DHYIDB direct tax- linrist does work in \'f‘1‘.V C1050 C0- b1'H1`lCl1. "of course, collects infor- or yin", ‘mera long mness' “Mc lm011nt of money. still we feel we men dum' um yur- I Pm Hen Eggs

' W0" for U10 fi1'St £11112. have real- operation with thc provincial au- mation directly from the farmers 'Girlz' t l were fortunate in being able to The Army “I” °“PPU°d 1.105 men 7 5 136 '

Lscd the necessity of this extra sac- thorities; there is full co-operation and no-operates with the other- th e esveshlf; mouglnlga' wr? Tad meet our obligations. with 3'6" beds' "ee °f °hR!`8€'. or 9 '°°"' 6 "°"' 123

rmcp' in all thc work between the Do- branches: it also works in eo-op- C;-szresaatlllgn l:!Nol_:e rgmze Bn; We still continue to contribute an average °f 5u¥|\f»ly more than is ‘°"" 7 """ 130 """

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officials lu my elepari.mf~nt, in way saves the expense of a large of gal-dlgan_ We gave our usual donAtion|`to 9;, gn! shtly more than “ve mens 11 "H" "°"` 133

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province, and ul.. l;..,l,.fl¢_ ¢;,.,<ll~,,d crowding of the universities and rupled her export rye, namely, 68,- when Monslanor “wma M _

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any by thc Holi. Rolx-it Weir. Do- up they imc iii _-fl .mt'i,c o .i. v ,_,l,__sc M wlnlmopv College' At words “Bleach” Wm] sul h’m of relatives of our members.

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