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MRS. N. J. NICHOLSON

On Wednesday afternoon the citizens of Montague were deeply shocked to learn oi the sudden death of Rena Davidson, beloved wife of Mr. N. J. Nicholson at the age of fifty-four years. The deceased had been in delicate health for some years owing to heart trouble, but was able t0 attend to the light- er dutics about the house and on the Wednesday had assisted pre- paring dinner for her family. She appeared to be in her usual state of health but at about four o'clock in the afternoon she suddenly coi- lspsed and in a moment her spirit had passed beyond the things oi this earth. Her years of iii health and days of pain were borne with wonderful courage and patience. She was always ready to serve with joy the husband and family she loved so well and who are now left to mourn the loss of a gentle, sym- pathetic and loving wife and mother.

The deceased was a daughter of the late Rev. Prank Davidson. at one time pastor oi the Baptist Church at Montague and was born at Southampton, Nova Bcotia. She was a lover oi good literature and a great reader. in summer months a great deal oi her time was spcnt in hcr garden which rea- ponded so wcll to the attention and care she gave it. and her house plants also showed the care oi a loving hand. she was fond of music in its best forum and was richly an- dowed with the appreciative quali- ties oi a true music lover.

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—WOMI.'N’S and children's snow- shoes in stock at Bruce's. i778

-li0CKI£Y, BIDIQUI IINI. Tuesday, Jan. 30th. Clark league game. Albany vs Bedeque. One hour's skate after match. Admis- sion l0 and l5. i756

—-“SII.ENT BILL" BIDDLE AD- DRESSES CAPACITY HOUSES AT SUMMEBSIDE—'I‘IIe Capitol The- atre was filled w capacity both in the afternoon and evening on Bun- dsy to hear "Bilerit Bill" Biddle, an ex-oonvlct from Sing Bing Pen- itentiary, deliver his lecture on ju- venile ‘ “ and prison life in the peniientiaries in the United States. Lantern slides of various prisons supplemented his excellent address. Biddle has been on the Island lecturing in different places on the cause of crime, especially among ihe young. S.

—SI£\'EN MIL! BAY AND BOB- DEN-At the various card tourne- inents being held weekly during the wlnicr months in their respective places. large numbers have been presuii despite inclement weather and poor travelling. Previous to Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno Mutiart. Albany, first prizes were won by Mr- Harold Tierney and Miss Hazel Green; Mr. Henry Perry and Mrs, Basil Sherry getting consolation gifts, and Mrs. Jno Muttort, the freeze-out. At Borden in the Abegwelt Hotel un- der auspices oi Mr. and Mrs. Jno P. Gallant, first prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McAleer with consolation rewards going to Mr. Wm. McIver and Miss Annie Perry. Thursday night, Dec. 21st, saw a large crowd gather at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Jno J. Mclsaac, Bor- den, competition for first honors ran high, with Mr. LouLt I-iackctt capturing the gentleman's prizc and Mrs. W. P- McNeill, the lady's; fortune favoring Mr. Roy and Miss Margaret Mclnnis for co ' ‘ions. Resumption of Lia favorite pastime afar Christmas assumed renewed energy and msny found their way to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Trainer, Albany, where out oi many tables, w. J. B. Noonan and Mrs. Joe. Muttart emerged victors, with leaner Qoila going to Mr. Harold Tierney and Mrs Gration lloonan; freeze-out going to Miss Mary McCarvill. Thursday. Jsny t, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richard, Borden. enter- tained; distribution of wines re- sulting ii-i Mr. Amile Gallant and Mrs. Joe. Rogers obtaining first mention with Mr- P. J. Mcinnis and Mrs. A. P. Cerettl taking home the boobies. A week later at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Rogers. Borden, after three hours of lively play, Mr. Louis Hackett, for the third time this season, carried home prize No. 1 for gents while Mrs. George Birch No. l for the la- dies: freeze-out gonig to Mrs. Prank Dorsey with consoiations to Father Monaghan and Mrs. T. P. Sexton. Saturday night, Jany 20th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas McAleer Borden, under auspices oi Mr. and Mrs. Reg» McAleer, from a goodly number of tables in play, fu-gt priuss were won by Father Moor ghan and Mrs. T. P, sexton, while oonsolatlons by Mr. Harry Mcinnia and Mrs. D. P. McNeill, needless to say increased interest is being shown by all Dltrons of this social source of amusement, especially these long evenings and all long forward w a continuance of winter's favorite and common pastime.

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PERSONAL! a

—Mrs. Harry Cannon has re- turned to her home in St. Eleonora after a very pleasant visit to her home in Coleman. B. "

~50. Wm- Dyment hu returned in his home in Knutsford alter Visiting friends in Bedeque and Summereide. S.

-Miss Lucy Hogg of Wilmoi Valley has returned from Char- lottetown where she had been at- tending the United Church Hes- byierial of Prince Edward Island. S.

at the Bummer-side Business col- lelt- ltient the weekend with her parents. ltr. and Mrs. J. W. iiogg of Wiluiot alley. B.

Mayor L. B. Meilish and Mr. C. An-

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-succlssrrn. ‘lambda ladies 0f the W. A. d 8%. Church. 8t. licences. held s auceeuful bridge at iiis h Miss Margaret Jones last evening. At. the conclusion of pla a dainty lunch was served and social hour uniﬁed. B.

—DEATII 0F MRS. RUSSELL iitoRWlN-There passed away at hei- home in Bherbrooks on sun- day, Mrs. Russell Mclwen at ‘I2 years of age. In. llcliwen was a native of Kinkora. and marriage was Boaaline Hamnieil. She was very highly esteemed for her many fine characteristics and many friends will regret to learn of her passing. There are left to mourn besides her sorrowing hus- band three daughters and two sons, namely: Mra- D. J. Keir, Summer- side; Mrs. R. J. Dunn, Bt. Eleanors;

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Trinity Church

The annual congregational meet- ing of Trinity United Church was held last evening in Hearts Hall and after devotional services Mr. S. A. McDonald was appointed chairman with Mr. John F. when: and Dr. Ci. D. Steel as joint sec-,

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Reports by the Session, the‘ Board or Stewards, the Sunday SChOOI. Ladies Aid. Women's Mis- sionary Society, King's Daughters and other branches or departments were submitted and set forth a re—' cord of work done and achieve- ments accomplished which were of l molt encouriliﬂs nature and called forth gracious words of thanks to all concerned. The amount of receipts from all sources was approximately 82i,1l9.9l and the financial standing of the Church is in excellent condition. The Trustees reported $9,100.00 of invested funds on hand.

The following were elected or re- elected to fill vacancies as follows:

Eiders, Messrs. James Paton, Henry Smith, A. R. Gilltﬁ. Harold Nswson, L. J. Douglas, Dr. Mc- Laughlin, B. W. LePage, W. E. Burke, Mrs. Thompson, Hammond Johnson. _ Stewards. Messrs. S. A. McDonald, G. A. Hughes, E B. Coffin, L. W. Shaw, A. 0. Sinclair, E. T. Hlggs. J. A. McKenzie and J. P. Bim- monds-

The following resolution was un- animously adopted:

RESOLVED that the Congrega- tion of Trinity United Church st this annual meeting assembled de- sire to renew its expression of hi!!! appreciation of the devoted and successful services of our ministers, Rev. Dr. Ramsay and 11w. C. N. 3m“, use, not only in creating 3m} building up a splendid spirit of fellowship and goodwill in the different departments °i ti" cnui-en activities. but all» in the maintenance of that true Christian spirit, which has evcr been mani- fest throughout the conrrmim- ever since the Uhlikd Chllnh V" formed.

We bear testimony to the pleas- ant relationships that have existed between paawra and people W! '0 the wonderful success of their min- igtry in these recent vsm. which have been full of anxiety have called forth unusual and ea- tra exertion on their pert and it i. our prayer thot Gods bleasinl may reef. abundantly uvvn 5°“! ministers and conervtliion w " enter another W" °i 597"“ u ' United Church-

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g T0 CELEBRATE ms evnvr w: u: eurrmo on a s1» sin: roe nva nave, JANUARY so, s1. rzaausav 1. 2, s. T1113 vona OPPORTUNITY 1'0 LAY m A surrnv or oaoozams AT mar CANNOT an newsman on PRINCE IDWARD,IBT_.AND_

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Great-West life Issues Report For 1933

The Grest- est Life Assurance Company is one oi Canada's large ﬁnancial institutions. This bo- comes evidentwhen one considers the impressive figures contained in its report for i033: insurance in force of over five hundred and fifty millions, new business issued of over fifty-four millions; smote of nearly one hundred and thirty-live mil- lions; Contingency Reserve. Gurplus and Capitol assuming nearly d! and a quarter iaillims.

Til aux “IMM- tlill thQ COD- pany is its profits to policyholders wiii ha Dlrticuiarly welcome, the more so. since it. sp- peara to be the settled policy of the Directors to provide rigorously for any weak investment situations. be- lore making surplus distributions- The Company has a well-balanced investment portfolio. including nearly twenty million dollars in Government securities.

As an indioatiai of improvement in general economic conditions, it is signiﬁcant that The Great-West Life Anus-mos Company exp “ ed during 1003 s greatly reduced de- mand fer policy loans, and this has probably hem quits eunmon among the life insurance cunpanlas. Policy- hoidara are usually reluctmt to im- pair the provision they have made for their dependents and their own old sgeexcvptoaathsurge of nec- essity, and my dtItlIM-lm 0! 1M pmctice of bonowiug on insurance policies ia an evidence that linen-

Canadian emu‘! H! coins wollinlngland. Outof atotal ex- pert m: month valued st male. the amount sent to the United Kingdom was tiktl. These so"!!! srenowgoing tomore than 30 countries, notably British South Af- rlg, ﬁ-itldi Indil, Bermuda, straits settiscnen Iwf and JI-

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(Any Assortment) Red Rose Tea .. .. 34c lb.

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Red Rose Coﬁee. . 39c lb. 2 pkga. Puﬁed Rice 29c. 2 pkgs. Pulled Wheat 23c. Aunt lamina Pancake

..l'lour 16c pkg V4 lb. bar Chocolate 10c. V, lb. bar Chocolate 15c. 2 lbs. C, Butter . 55c. 5 Grapefruit . 26c. l0 bars Sunrise Soap 42c. i0 bars P d: G. Soap 83c. 1 gal. tin Tomatoes 36c.

Quebec branch and from Mia An nie- M. Brown, ‘Toronto. advisory Dominion president. Miss Anna Sypher, Fredericton, sang a solo. it was decided to provide a scholar- ship to send a girl to the Intel'- national Kris‘: Dluthws 0m!» at vvampstuolf. Ollie Cod. in 193t- In this connection a. resolution will be brought before the various cir- cies. Afternoon Session

At the ifiemoon session. open- ing devotions were led by Mrs. J. W. Eff-UN. Fredericton. Ind I

ti! leadership confereneq was ieri by

Mrs. victor E. Miller, Quincy, lass. convention guest The secretary, ma. Harry Smith. and treasurer. In. W. c. Klmiesd, of the P's-r-

Theae prices include- eervice and free delivery. You don't have to come to this store to select the goods Yourself. We pay clerks for doing that.

Jewel Shortening 10c lb.

MEAT Choice Island Beef Bound Steak. 2 lbs.. 25c.

Sirloin Steak . 18c. Hamburg Steak, 2 lbs, 23o.

Corn Beef 7c lb. Rib Roasts 14c lb Chuck Roasts .. .. 12c lb. Blade Boasts 10c lb.

_ When you require Poultry of any kind give us a ringu We have in stock about a doaen choice Turkeys. Phone for prices.

We carry fresh and salt fish.

nouncement was mode that the Dtazinion conference would be held in Mmtieal in May, and that the international conference would he held in Proviucence, R. 1.. in June. Mrs. W. H. Nice, Saint John, Bible study cha rmsn. reported. ‘the Sil- vsr Cross magazine, history of the cider and literature were discuss- ed and the question box was open- ed.

Mrs. Nice reported for the reso- lutions committee, thanks being enrolled in In. Hecvey, the‘ prddent, for aooqotng tho office again and for her efficient service: to the convention guest. for her messages; to the Iredericton mem- ben, for hospitality, and fcr the

use of 8t Ann's Hall. The conven- tion closed wth a prayer by In.

raiine Home Boaid. reported, and directors of that board were elect- ed u follows: Mrs. L. V. Lhgley. Ere. J. I2. Waring. Mrs. Herold

' Vincent, Mrs. George Polley. Mrs.

H. Crochet. Mill Gertrude

Mrs. Miller led s quiet hour also, and gsve the charge to the ofil. oers. Mra- iiingley live a solo. Mrs. A. Pierce Crochet. Prederictm. chairman of the social and relig-

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