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__1=ANTRY AND RUMMLAGE SALE in the Town Hall. Remini- wn, on Saturday, Feb. ‘lth, 3 pm. ‘Jonsorgd iyy Music Club.

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—ANGLICAN SERVICE! Sun- day, February 1t. St. Mary's, Bum- mnorside. 8 A. M. Holy Communion, Rev. D. E. Noel. 7 P. M. evensong, Rev. S .J. Davies, St. John's, 5t. Elsinore. 3.30 P. M. Evensong, Rev.

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be able to call on my Glad to have you eali mo your chick orders. give you one hundred aver-y hundred Plrliets‘ Albany.

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Remember I pullets 1'01‘ bgught. Re! L-wsofl.

_-\\'ANTED—At Prince County Hggmltill, Summer-side. PE. Island. probationers for class beginnirv! March lst. Entrance requirements Grade 11 certificate. Aipvply Bil-PET- iniendent. '

wCHUR/Cl-l OF ENGLAND. New London Parish: Sexasesima F5‘?- 15r, 9.05 a.m., Sunday school by Radio, CFCY: 11. momma Prayer 5,, Stephen's Church. Burlington; 2.30. evening prayer St. ‘Thomas’. NU,» London; 6.30, Church SChOOl, 1m Rectory; 7.30, Holy Commun- ion, St. Mark's, Kenslngton. "A sower went forth to sow his seed Wsonre fell by the wayside-q gome fell upon a rock...sorne fel.

among thorns . . . some fell on gQud ground . . . the seed is ‘the word of God." St. Luke 8.4M.

Rev. D. E. Noel. RR“)?-

tattle Sale A Ease lleardln Bounty Court f

rm- the last two days the County Court at Sununerside, with Judge t. o. Lewis presiding. has been tiken up with the case of Oliver Campbell of‘ Kenslnlgton vs. BT90 c, Ramsay, M.L.A., of Moartrose, sh action for the sum of $53.09-

Action was/taken on tho fol- lowing grounds ailesed by’ u" plaintiff: that on or about Nov- ember l5, I946, the plaintiff (Mir. Campbell) agreed to purchase I Hereford bull ovmed b)’ the d?‘ fondant for ten cents a b00110 011 the hoof. It‘ was arransed that the plaintiff was to leave a signed blank cheque with Mr. Henry clurk of Alberton and that the airmail would be Weighed by Mr. Clarke on his scales. til-Ht ll"? cheque was in be filled out by Mr. Clarke for the sum computed at the above rate and Ill/ch t0 the defendant. The plaintiff further alleges that the bull was weighed in Alberton but on other scales than those agreed on and the Weight marked on the weight ticket 2.000 pounds. ‘rho defend- ant took the weight ticket to Mr. Clark, who filled out the cheque for $200.00, and the defendant cashed it for that amount. The bull was shipped to the plaintiff s! Kensington end he weighed it there on November 23, i940. and the weight slip there showed only 1470 pounds. ‘Thus the plaintiff claims $53.00, being the difference in the two weight slips.

On Thursday four witnesses for the plaintiff were heard end yes- terday one witness for the plaint- iff was heard. A witness did not show up on ‘Thursday and lifr. R. S. Hinton, K.C., counsel for the plaintiff stated that he contem- plated issuing a warrant for the appearance of this witness. How- ever, yesterday a doctor's certific- ate was presented showing that he was ill.

The case is now adjourned til‘. February 4th. S

—ANNIVERSABY SALE. - 25

ear; in business. Stirling Hunter,

ensington. Bargains in all lines. Come mid see. All goods with Red Tag at very special prices.

~800Mb GATIIERING- The Okto Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. H. T. Holman, Jr., on Tuesday afternoon. The presi- dent, Mrs. Carl Crockett, was m the chair.

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4m. w. J. Sullivan of sum- mersido spent a few days in Char-

l lottetown this week.-S.

"ramps or PAULINE" snussrronsr. rrullr mm:

—The fascinating, fabulous story of the early movie days is Techni- colorfully depicted in Paramount's "The Perils of Pauline“, a spec- tnculur picturizntiou of the life andtinres of the screen's firm great thrill-queen, Pearl White.

Starring Betty Hutton, an in- spired selectlou for the role of fills. dare-devil serial star who made the movies famous, uud -herseif a national helrolire, and John Lllllll, sensational find of "To Each I-lrs Own", the film opened yesterday at tho Capitol Theatre.

Betty Hutton calls upon curry bit of her seemingly bounllsss energy as she re-creates many of Pearl White's daring escapes from the diabolical villain who pur- sued the originnl Pauline through fifteen chapters of the old serial. It is hilariously funny to get the behind-the-scenes lowdown of how she is lashed to the trmks before ourushing locomotives, tied to buzz-sows, thrown from air- planes, off cliffs and out of win- dow's, is burned at the stake by savage Indians and attacked l-y wild beas in the jungle.

But th sequences make up only a part of “The Perils of Pau- line". It goes on to tell of Pearls acquisition of fame and fortune. and of her great love for one man. It takes her to Paris, where she gained further fame in French nruslcal revues, and closes with the accident which ended her career, but brought her the mun for whom she had waited through- out ths years.

f} ARMS FOR CHINA

HALIFAX. Jen. 2'1 - (GP) — Second ship to clear this port with a cargo of arms for Chinese n1.- tlonelist _forcos, the freighter [lakeside sailed tonight with a cargo of 600 tons of ammunition and 30 fighter- planes.

‘EQUABLE CLIMATE Puerio Rico has an average temperature in summer of ‘l9 de- grees snd in winter '73 degrees.

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_ Iurnituro Department is of TABLE OIIJCLOTIIX lie alwayehard to got-butright n All whito Table Oiloloth. 00 ‘Inches

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Mr. Fido-lo '1‘. Arsonault (shovel now in his 09th year, celebrated his 00th birthday on Jan. 20th last. Senior member of the fir-m of Arsenault and Gaudet, Wei- lington, an account of his business career appeared in The Guardian's issue of Jan. I). '

He is still active in the business and visits the store each day.‘

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In Memoriam

M155 WINNIFBED BERNARD

The following Mass Cards, Flatw- ers. Cards of Sympathy mud Tele- gramrs were received in connection with the death of Misg Wlnnifred Bernard, whose funeral and inter- ment. took place at Tigurish on Sat- urday, January 17th., and the thanks of the fnnily is extended t0 all for their kind and thoughtful messages. ,,

MASS CARDS

lifr. and Mrs. W. S. Bmrard, Boston. '

Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Bernard, ivelland.

Dr. amd Mrs. Eric C. Lotir, Bos-

ton.

W. B. Bernard's Family, Bos- ton.

liim-ployecs Morris, Bernard dc

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Miss Mary A. Monsghan, Ci y.

Dr. and Mrs. J. D. MacGuigan, City. - Dr. J. A. Johnston d: Noreen, Tlgnish.

Hon. J. P. and Mrs. Maclntyre,

ty. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dougan, C-Zty. ' Mrs. Carolina Gallant, City.

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McTague, Tig- nlsh.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cameron and Family, Tigrrish.

Mr. Justin McCarthy, Tignlsh.

Junior Holy Name Society, Tlg. nlsh.

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Dougen, City.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gaudot and Family, City. '

Mrs. A. Stewart, City.

Mrs. Lina Murphy, Iennox Is- land. ' Mrs. Margaret E. Clements, Bos- ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bernard d: Family, Ch‘town, -

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gallant. City.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bernard, Bos-

ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Beers d: Junior. Boston.

Sisters sacred Heart Home, City.

Miss Flora Campbell, City. ‘ “Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bernard, Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Bernard and Albert. Tignish.

Miss Rita Maclntyre, City.

Hon. and Mrs. WJP. MscMillau. City. r

Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kinoh, ‘rig- nislr.

Mr. sud Mrs. C.’ i". Morrissey, Tlgnish.

Mr. C. P. McCarthy, Tignish.‘

Canadian Legion, Tignish Branch No. 6.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Csudet, Bum- merslde.

Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murnaghan, City, Mr. and Mrs. J. FoConnolly, City.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doucette and Alberta, Boston.

Miss Maud A. l‘ ‘ ‘

FLOWERS

Bernard Family, Govemmont House. '

Mr. and Mrs. David Egar, Ot- taws.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gallant, City

Omer and Walter Bernard, Tig- nfsh.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cuntwcll, City.

csnns or snlrsruy

Mrs. I". J. Casey and Catherine, City. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cahill, City. Misses Kay and Dot Hughes, Cit/y. - Mrs. Margaret E. Clements, Bos- ton. ' . . ‘ _ Claire, Edwina s: Alfredo, City. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foley, Bummer-side. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cletson, Ti;- nish. . . , Miss Gloria Bernard, Boston. Mr. C. '1'. Montgomery, ‘City. lVlz. William W. Bernard, Bos-

ton. ‘Mr. and Mrs. I-fughie Jones, Bol- t0

n. . Mrs. Annie McConnack, Bouris. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ryan City. -‘ Employees have] Bureau, City. Miss Maud A. Chioseon, Boston. Mr. _ rerun. c. Caudetto, st.

Mr. and Mrs. Juli. Perry. Clu- csgo. - -. ‘ ms rm. p. o. Martin, um- couche. _ . and LDil : _ Q \_ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chieosori/ Bolton . -

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernard,

Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Bernard,

Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallant, I4- mont Bey.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mansfield. Boston.

SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS

Miss Anna MacDonald, City. Miss Katherine A. Noonan, Bos-

ton. Reverend Bernard Glllls. City. Mrs. Mary Perry, Chicago. Teachers and Pupils, Tignish Shore School. Mrs, lmlzabeth Boyd. Boston. Sisters Precious Blood. City.

TELEGRAMS 0F SYMPAQIIIY

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lotlr, New Jersey.

Mr. Cecil J. Bernard. Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. David Edgar, Ot- tawa. '

The Clarke Family, Ottawa.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gallant, l-lsli- fax.

Dr. end Mrs. E. C. Loth, Boston. Mt. and Mrs. T. P. Bernard. Wellsnd.

BORDER ON BLACK SEA

Four. nations border the Block sea - Russia, Turkey, Romania and Buizara.

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-Perliament resumed its sittings on Monday in an atmosphere of speculation and rumour. Rumours of an impending election and speculation on the Prime Minister's

I think that people who continue to speculate on Mir. King's retire- ment are impuiing tn him motives umvorthy s run of his high in- tegrity. Ills emu throughout hevoboen co nt and u spe- clfio as the circumstances could possibly pomnit. There should new be no doubt but that a National hibcei Convention will be hold some was in July or August o! this your and that at that Conven- tion a successor to Mr. King will be picked and that shortly there- after Mr. King will retire as Prime Minister of Canada. The machinery for such a Convention is already

closely follow the last two Ne- tional Liberal Conventions hold in 1&0 and i918.

In cormoction with Mr. King's long tenure of office as Prime Min- ister, it has been pointed out that, if provincial premiers are consider- ed, lt will not be correct in IIJ that Mr. King has been Prime Minister longer tiran any other Premier in the British Empire. The late Hon. George H. Murray was Premier of Nova. Beetle for an un- broken period from July 20, i896, to January M, 1023. Had he re- mained in office until July 20, i923, he would have been Premier of Nova Scotis. without a. break for twenty-seven years.

O O O

The House had barely resumed its sittings when Mr. Bracken star-ted to move the adjournment of the House under Standing Order 31 to discuss a matter of urgent public importance. He did not time his motion very well and was ad- vised by Mr. Bpeaker to delay his motion until the proper time "at lfii‘ the daily routlnc of business has been concluded and before no- tices of motions or orders of the day are entered upon." This gave the Prime Minister an opportunity to outline the proposed order of business. The programme provided two days a week for the debate in reply to the Speech from the Throne. Since, on this debate, any matter can be discussed, including the rising cost of living. there dill not seem much point in adjoining the House for that purpose; how- ever, Mr.' Bracken, when the pro- per time arrived, persisted in his motion. The Speaker, however, decided that the matter was not urgent since it could be discussed in two days‘ time, and there the matter dropped.

This motion is one that, during the ten years I was associated Wltll the Provincial legislature, I nncr heard made. It is a motion that permits the ordinary procedure to be interrupted to discuss "a def- inite matter of urgent public im- portance" and is one that could of- ten be used to good advantage by any membeflwho wishes to discuss an emergency. It must be remem- bered, however, that Mr. speaker must decide the "urgency" of the‘ situation and that there is no ap- peal from his decision.

8’side Baptist Church Annual Meeting Ileld

Thursday averting, Jammy 30th at 630, well over one hundred and forty members and friends set dlUWII to the annual banquet and business meeting of the Simmer- side Baptist Church, held in_ the Church hall. The Promotion and Good Will Committee, under the chairmanship M ma. Ernest Mor- rison, was responsible for tho pre- paration and serving of a sumpt- uous ropast enjoyed by all.

The meeting was called to order by the chairman, Rev. Ernest J. Barrass, minister of tho church. An opening prayer was offered by tho Pastor in which he thanked almighty God for the blessings of the past year and sought divine guidance for tho year i948.

In the unavoidable absence of the Church Clerk, Mrs. C. B. Jelly was appointed clerk of the meet- 111s. The minutes of the lest Church annual meeting were reed and approved. The following reports were given with each organization Joporting s goodly balance on hand in their treasury.

The Sunday School report was given by Mr. Edgar Clarke. This report revealed an increased Sun- day School attendance.

Tho Senior B.Y.P.U. rmort was given by Miss Anne Harris. This report showed a. large increase in membership and s. substantial balance on bland.

. The Junior'B.Y.P.U. report was given by Patsy Ogden. This re- port spoke of interest well maln- tained with increase in menrbe -

ship.

The Ladies’ Guild of the church reported through Mrs. Jack Mae- Leod. This report was one of the best given by this important org- anization on the life of the church. -

"The Laura Baln" missionary group reported through Mrs. Bor- ry Crossman, This missions y society hes had a fine year.

The senior Missions; Society of the church, together with its Wilmot Branch. reported. through rvu-s. W. G. Ellis a year of growrb in finances ind interest.

The Baby» Band of the church reported through Mrs. Bruce John- stone. This Band had a successful your.

The Mission Bond reported tirrough Nelson Johnstone. The

report spoke of tho Band having we the banner for P. 1.1. for

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two years in succession and ex- pressed the hope that the banner might be wort for a third time this year.

The Promotion o! Good will Committee reported through Mrs. Ernest Morrison, giving the ac- count of its stewardship.

The Property Committee's re- port, prepared by Mr. Ftoy Days, was read by Mrs. lib-nest Morrison. This report showed that many extensive improvements on the church property had been affected and a great amount of work well done.