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HOCKEY M51-Qu ARENA’ Am_ Provincial Bank, Tignish, is spend- W”

he;-5|; va, Mluioxmlms' Monday' _mn ing the New Year holidays with his U CA N

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- _ _ ° parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hom-. ‘°*"““*" ""0 l . _. .,`

:A1820 Prices 651:, 50c, 35c. Seat by, Sidney street, ohmmmowm QUEBEGI Que" Jam 3_ smug an

9 DCU-5 Saturday mornlnz at 10 endorsation of the system of rural . ».f_.,-

o`clock. 1 1286-l-2-2|

in 'rigniah sn i in t i n "°’° e

lottetown, Saturday iorenoon, Mon e 5 e sues 0 er small loan industrial banking sys

Mm Au” Perry Kensington is credits was recently given in the -

, ' ' legislative council by Hon. Frank

Tvnivirs-loading buik, cnnr- i'i5m"“ i'_i°”‘i° "id “°'i“°i°i°°°°° cami. Mn cami rs d ui I A `

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day and Tuesday. Henry Smallwood nun S c a emu tem in that experience had shown -

11231-1.2-3] Mn Alden shea with his sister that it drove out the loan sharks

_ Irene and Mr An Perry ,ngmsh and protected the small loan bor

g SEASON‘S GR!-:ET1N¢;§.__ The were visitors Alberton' ,mesdmf rowers. It had been established

Guardian has received the follow- i and attended the dance thc,-e_ Ulalllll’ fhF0U8h the Russell Sage v ing geiegmm whjch speaks for “_ a :Foundation for the relieving of thc

. - BUT YUU GAN’T BEAT H0lMAN VALUE. 55.

" H' clings tv, Miss steiiu Brennan, Tignish, is ,nh `€’ if ‘i 55”' “’i‘° We” -A

_ Piince Edward Island from Old 1: visiting he, sister Mrs_ R_ Praugm Vi UU mvmls Of Obtaining aid . » ‘

Kentucky.-signed _iceorge w, iC1,m,mcw“,n_ when it was needed. Stewart."

Miss Eileen Handrahan enter-

' Hon. Mr. Carrell gave interesting details regarding the manner in

UOCKEY MATC" ARENA’ Am_ mlmd at A delightful bridge pany which the loan system works. and

licrst vs. Millionaires, Monday, Jan. ‘Monday evening

4, 8.30. Prices 650, 50C, 350. Sent

5319 Oilens Saturday morning at 10 Mr. C. E. Cameron- who has 0Cl0Cl<- 11286-1-2-2i been manager of the Tignish

ibmiif.-ii of thc Provincial Bank

SI‘E(‘lAL B.illG.\lN:~‘. _ 1>;»(,~_-we sliire it opened licrc a your ago

i fires.. Ltd, are iifii-ei-iisiiig an of- :has been transferred to Head Of-

fering of cxcvptloiinl values in fi” ‘li M0!'m`f»‘31~ Slime C0minF¥ some brokcii lirics uf Ill' Overalls, here he 1135 made many friends rpgulm 51_50‘ Sim, p..§(.,. 512;-,_ They both in a business and social way arc also oil'eriii_f: the bailiiiice of “iid mcse “fc all 501‘fl' i0 SM ill!"

l\Icii‘s and Boys' Coiiiliiiiatinn Uiiilmivriir at 26 prr cunt off. Sei

ad clscivliorc.

PROVINCIAL S.\\'.-\'l'ORll'I\I __

Dr. P. A. Crcelmaii, Superintend- ent Writes:-'I`he patients ofthe Provincial Sanatorium wish to :hunk the "Study Lovers’ Club" iiifl all those who rrere iiistriiincn- tal in assciubliiiag and presenting Elie library to the Siinritorium. We are indeed fortunate in having up-

lczivc. All iirc ploascd, liowevt-r, to soc that his business ability ls bc-

Jing recognized arid that he is be-

Iing advanced to a higher and more ,responsible position. Hc is being `i'cpl:zt°vd Jan. 2nd by Mr. John Ca- iiicron of Suinincrsido.

l Misses Frances and Eva Harper fcutcrtaiiiccl friends in honor of

fthcir brother Ralph :ii a lovely] l‘.ricl;;e Party at tht-ir hrautii`ul

lioiiic n fcw evciiiiigs ago. ;

supplied the interesting informat- fion that ii. resident oi’ this city. Al- phonse Desjardins, was one of the

ran group of small loan banks and ._

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original promotors of the Ameri-

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the first person to start the move

ment in America. `-2; The speaker concluded with the

statement that these industrial; .7

`sniall loan companies, known inf

the Provinrc of Quebec as Caisse Populairc, do not seek financial assistance from the govcrmnent. .ite but supply their own capital in ad- rg, dition to pi-oiiding revenue from licensc fecs.

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vicmiry

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im.-ii, is spciiiliiig her holidays at .N

thc l‘.c;iin of liar parents, Mr. and

\l;.;_ I-‘;':‘.i;1; l";ii‘qu'lifi1‘s0li, Canavoty.

wards of two hundred books at our ,i T;-,Q Tignish branch of thc F;§h_ _ I fn

disposal for our pleasure and bene-

iii' and it Speaks ‘V911 fur “WSC pin social and diinve in thc Tiir- i S

if-rman’s Union held n siicccssfiili

EFOUPS \\'l'l0 S0 iIli~€1'€S€l’fl ilirln- iiish Hall Wc<liiL‘sdii\'. It was wcil.

‘°i"e5 in this Work- Y¢`fi1lZl1lg U10 iittencled and oiiioyeti by all. lr importance of entertaining thosc

who are obliged to endure zi pro-` Motif. y/".5 and R“.mUn,I

high caiibici iiiciiiiiing many °f E Fi':1sci', :ill of Alberton, atteiicied li the classics. The yellow jackets -- »

with black silhouettes. which is the =

Alieuiii, Austin Murphy and Bud

tlic cl.iiit‘c in 'lignish, Wccliiesclay.

work of the C. G. I. T.i rroup of St. ~i_ pn-,m|n(.n¢, farm ,- of ti i. _ , _ James Presbyterian Church, is ii it . _ e iii SCC. l"~‘l"ll~ is -‘il’~`-lm-mg mme time at '.».

masterpiece °i artistic Ci'a"fm‘1f1“ , large herd of cattle lately, discov- wr hmm in Hamm Stewmi'

tion vshen butcherlng one of his

ship. It mziyiplease th0S¢ Wh0 hav” ici-sid a. pair if ladies sill: blooincri-.,

manifested themselves in this ef-

perfertly intact and uiil:ai'iii';<l ln

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l»l.~:' H.i."rI Corbett. Savage Har- '_37

lonqed r(_st(_The books me ofa _ ` " ` bor, sp-:iidiiig her Christmas

cl-;i..,\`.-: at tho lioiiie of her Aunt if

Z\l.r. (2 Lf.'.vfli"r, Rice Point. in-',

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kiss Murioii MacDonald, New _fl

Miss Eclitlr Cameron, \Vfst Cove- __

mit °ii °iii` beiiaii' t° know limi the cow's first stoiiiaeli. Manv con- iiiiiii' is siiiiiidiiig some iimii at the if;

they are the means of making J-L,Ctm.£,s are being made `ns to home of hor panents, Mr. and Mrs. 4'

brief what -W°iiid Mheiwise be a iwhcre they came from and :i dill- Ci'i'i'in Ciiiiiiiiiiiii Hemi °i Hiiis' ioiig’ weary' iiiiiiii' The patients iii i gent .search for the oivnci' of inc iiiiiiiiiiiii

the Sariatorium enjoyed a very pleasant holiday season. This was made possible through the efforts of the doctors, nurses, and other

of the patients assembled in the

gai'im~i;i. is being made. I With the current due to a i

ashore along the North Cape and ‘

reception room where gifts on the V Phee shore Bmches Within the ’

Christmas tree were distributed by ; last few days_ This is H very unus_ rm; on in mf. L 0_ 1:-_ Hai] Mount ._-2*;

'ual happening at any season and S‘.»:\vai-t, on Tuesday evening De-

iiiiised by his -i°Viai “iid “Pt ie' many are wondering the exact ceinber the twenty-second. by the FI'

Santa Claus. Much merriment wasi

niiiiiis' "iid “Une °iii°y9‘i his visii' ' cause of it at this particular time pupils of Mount Stewart School. Fifi;

more than little Miss Audrey Mc- Innis Christmas Carols were ren-

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tiered by the choir oi’ Trinity Uni- n

ted Church under the direction of Professor Kendall. The patients wish to express their gratitude to all those who contributed to their enjoyment, and made the first Christmas at the Sanatorium such a success.

MANITOBA PEAS MAKE “SOUPE

of the year. The fish provide a The numerous items on the prog-

`,\ii‘s. Victor Coffin, Savage Har- _ I r, spent Christmas in Mount fv-_4i~'

istorni at sea a large amount of Sii"‘"‘"i the giipst of Mi- “iid Mis'

iiiembeis °i the siaii' The ma-i°i`iiy l live lobsters, cod and liake camo Mf"‘"-V‘='fl1‘~‘ M3"K‘°‘y~

A vciy siicveasfiil concert was 4.

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are treat for all those who live min were very capably rendered by ,Y earby and thus had the Privilege me different nupiis. and im but

of enjoying what bountiful nature nog 16351; Santa Claus put in his

occasionally supplies out of sea- n

iost ivclcoirie appearance. and un- -"'~‘

0n--T- innavfi me many gifts, on the if"

-_*'-im baautifully decorated tree.

Montreal Invaded i H b t gmt t th

' ago ar or. spcii. mas a 6

By Russian Rats h

(Canadian Press)

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warren. Sav-

nine of Mrs. Warre-n’s parents -

.\Ii‘. and Mrs. Albert Jardine, Head I '

AUX POIS CANADIENNE" of Hillsborough.

MONTREAL. Que.. Jan- 2-M0n-

treal is invaded by a new species

(Canadian Press) of out of town `

guest-the black

MONTREAL’ Que" Jan' 2* The Russian rat-who has no notion of ii

immc of hiibitant pea' soup may i leaving despite the unwelcome re- 0

still be in the Province of Quebec M n he is hem tendered

s _ ci the fame or "Soups aux iwis “ep ° , - i ni i tn 1 bi is by A ii” U k mr ho t This species ot rodent arrived in Bm De fl 9 Va’ °“-’ 5” ef

Canadienne is nown ous U the an 1

y about two years ago and

iiie W°iid"`but the peas bo be us- since that time has increased l

n as

Ed f0l’ “S manufacture iii some Miss Mary Donovan, following the .'

number ut an amazing rate, espe-

Thc Savage Harbor, School ex-

niiiiatioii was held on Monday ' veziiag, December the twenty-first "

in the school. The pupils were ex- ,

he teacher, Miss Hazel Corbett, »

sisted by Miss Dora. Doyle and _

.’\lz's, I\i»~1t.2t;iie MacKay, Mount "It,-

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Darts Ui the province me com ng cially during the past few months. cxam‘imtion, the pupils gave a f’°'“ the ’“i‘i°ii° Wm' The mime” N ni ri t i buiidin near the very infnrnsiine pmgramma which

of central Manitoba have taken up

o ced rs n KS

harbor. his arrival in the city was

was brought to a close by the

iiie growiimof peas this past sum- traced to ships from across the arrival of that good old friend

mer and selected the kind of peas

d ,ocean Now colonies are spreading santa Claus. who chcei-ily distri-

iimt i`ii`°iii'ii Ciimiiinn chef? im ito other parts of the city and their mimi me gifts off me won iadgr Jimiseivivcs find the bcst ioi iiirik- ,presence is resented by the native mm

ing pon. soup. | A carload shipped from P1119

brown and grey rats. Strussl” f°1' supremacy are going on and as the °

SHIP APPROVED COCKERLS

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Fang and grown at St. George's

“Pied Piper" put it, “the battle 101* t

six miies from there. reached M011-

possession of the warmest and Under the federal policy of Cori*

i'i'°d recmiiii' most comfortable cellars will be a oral 1)ir,'_ril>iitlon arrangement" -

`-”_l°"_` fight to a finish." have bc-cn made to ship male bird"

The much-sought after rodents which have passed inspection to

are real travellers. Their longest Ontario points to supply demanda

(Canadian Press) Joumeys are of course across the for tho coming _brccrlng season

MONTREAL, Quo., Jim. 2--Mcr- high seas. Recently in England an One lot of 200 corltfrrcls is bclncf

cmd anonymity cloaks the iclcnti- ‘attempt was made to find Just shipped from Novo Scotia und New ty of the mnn who is probably lwherc the animals E0 and how l0n't llriinmvick to Ontario, while ano- Mongi-ea1'5 most discreet watch- [it takes them to get to a distant ther lot of around 500 birds is bc-

em loycd by Eugene Mtllierc point. A few were caught and ing stripped from the western pro-

mnn' P tavern here ' ibands attached to their legs in vinccs also to Ontario. Most of wixhogeggfiei arrived 'at his somewhat the same way that pig- these birds are Barred Plymouth place eof business one morning re- icons are labelled. One was found R,ocl:s and Wyandottcs. |

My to open up for the day, he -44 miles from the starting point __..__.~----.--

Zlirlbovered that burglars had been ‘in less than three weeks. lmcnial debts for a year, and that

busy dui-ing the night. Bars pro-y ipost;'.f:\r.:incnt leaves the problem tectmg 8 rem. window had been (WAR, DEBTS WILL BE CUT, cxact1y'\vhcrcii; was. The morator-

sawcd through and $50 worth oil JACOB SCHURMAN TIIINKS (gum is muy n fp-st; step.

cigarettes and six dozen bottles of --- i "Something must be done before beer sto1en_ SAN DIEGO, Calif.. Jan. 2.- the cxpliation of the moratorium in

'rhewatchman in bright con-iJacob Gould Schurman, former June, 1932. And not only that:

tional style informed his em- Un.ted states Ambawador to Ger- something must be done before the

versa th t the premises had been ‘many and Chinn, who arrived from frozen short-term credits to Ger- _ 53:22; a iNcw York, expressed the opinionthat mnny are callable next Febrlmfy-

"so seep said Millicrc. "Where 'payment of reparations and inter- Whatever solution is found, my op-

?-' iallied debts would not be made on inion is that you never will see re-

wlle Wu d in the basement. I ‘the same basis that existed before pm-ations or interallled debts paid

ilcnlrdwlllnolzn but I didnt think the recent moratorium. on the oasis as befvfe.

rd better come up. I knew it was “Approval by Congress of that "I nm strongly opposed to can- burglars without coming up." Hoover moratorium plan does not collation of interallied debts."-Mr.

i mean that this is a final solution Schurmnn is a brother of Major

It is a good sign when a man is oi' the problem," he said. "It merely Schiirman and a native of P. E. Is-

.ina unit and was mm. ii>°sti=°11°° P°Y'“°“‘ °‘ ‘“‘°"¥°'°"“' km"

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Here are a few real, honest-to-goodness New Year Bargains. Every article at Dl'l¢eS

that you cannot afford to miss! No misrepresentation of value. That is NOT _t_he HOLMAN Policy! You will find that the items below comprise every-day necessltleil

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