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I-2 I"-Fchristmas Concert, Vslleyfieid 'v'HI.ll, n-id.-.y. December 13th. Note ly reduced at the Jo-Anna Dress
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..-Mnlsu OF GEORGETOWN. Holy Trinity. (Anglicani. Sunday.
Advent. 10 A, M. Church school. ll A. M. Morning Prayer. Special
-Speaker. Rev. W. A. Cotton. C. R.
..'M'URRAY HARBOUR PAS- TORAL CHARGE. - The United urch of Canada. Services fort
Sunday. December lath. ii A. iii!
wlurray River. 2 P. M. Little Sandsu
I and COMEDY SHOW
3.30 P, M. Belle River. 7.30 r. .u.,l Murray Harbour. Sermon: ”Tidinzs.l Rich and Fair." Rev. W. Wnllacel MaoPhcrson. Mlnl.iIPf. 3
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....'('.()A-'1-is, suits, and hats great-
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...!(7HR()Ml5 breakfast suites. Just in time for Christmas. New at Stewart and Beck's.
'STl'DI() COUOI-IE8. We have several couches we are clearing at 157; discount. Stewart and Beck.
"l'Rl(il'('l.ES a n d bicycles. Do you want one for Christmas? 10?; discount on all models at Stewart and Beck's.
,,-Toys G We have the largest nssortment of Toys that we have ever offered. Plastic, rubber. metal. Priced for all the family including grand-dad. Blocks. sum. sleds. doll carriages. trucks. to mention it iew. Montague 51: to 51.00 Store.
..'PANTRY SALE. R. K. Clem- pnts office. Saturday, December 12th. Auspices Ladies Auxiliary Kings County Hospital. If you want Christmas cake. Phone 66.
..'THIS IS the season of lux-
lurious sweaters. Choose one from
the Jo-Anna's collection of long and short sleeved sweaters with turtle necks or Johnny collars: also cardigans in beautiful lambs wool, pre-shrunk and moth-proof at very reasonable prices.
ada. Services for December 13th
Sturgeon. '1 P. M. Gwfgetown White Gift Sunday. taken to Hospital. Paterson, Minister.
Gifts Rev. W.
..'M0lu-ILL REAR FIRST AID CLASS--The Catholic Women's League of Morell Rear has organ- ized a Red Orom first aid course under the chairmanship of Mrs. Leonard Ryan. Mrs. Henry Peters is the instructor and conducts
twenty-dive members.
.. 'GE0R.GE';07WN PASTORAL CHARGE.-United Church of Can-
ll A. M, Mllitawn Cross. 2.30 P. M.
in be A.
weekly classes for this group of
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..-Mom-Aoos: tmrrsn eas- TOM"? Sunday. December lath, Rev. Rowland 0. Hill, Pas- tor. 11 A. M. Montague: 3 P. )1. Murray River: 730 P. M. Murray Harbour.
.. 'ST. PET!-IBIS BAY PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services for Sunday, December lath. 11.00 A, M. .1 Greenwich. 3.00 P. M. at St. Peter's. 7.80 P. M. at Marie. Rev. Rugel) A. MncLeod. Minister.
JTHE PRESBYTERIAN Church in Canada--Services for Sunday, December l3th. are as follows: Montague. Sunday school 10 A, M. A Song-Service will be held in St. Andrews Presbyterian church, Montague. at 7.30 P. M. Interim. Moderator. Rev. Cari Currie, Mur- my Harbour North.
. . 'VALLEYFIEI.l) - 0RWELL- HEAD CONGRI-IGATION. - Uni- ted Church of Canada. Services for Sunday. December 13th. Valleyneld 11 ,A. M. Orwell Head 7.30 P. M. Rev. A. C. Fraser. Minister.
JDIES IN CALIFORNIA - A telegram has been received by Mrs. George Gmtd-on of Montague notifying her of the death of her brother, Mr. Archibald H. Gordon, Millburne, Cnlliornia. The late Mr. Gordon xms a fonner resident of Roseneath.
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OTTAWA. (CF:-T Hume Wrong. deputy external affairs minister, has returned home after three weeks in the civic hospital, stiffer- mg. from,-high blood pressure, His office said Thursday that the 59- year-otd Mr. Wrong, is "coming along film.” He is expected to re- turn to his office after a ”short rest."
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Primrose Man Heads, Island Ayrshire lirgeders Club
-Mr. Lloyd MaoLeod, of Primrose, King's County. was elected presi- dent ot the Prime Edward Island Ayrshire Breeders" Club at a well attended annual meeting held at the main office building of the Experimental Farm ywtcrday. Mr. 1-lobar MucPhatl. New Haven, was elected vice-president and James Nicholson, Charlottetown, secret-
ary.
Directors for the coming year were as follows: King's county Lloyd MaoLeod. Primrose; Prince County. Mr. Edward Boswell, victorm: Queen's County. l-ietber M.acPhail. New Haven. Directors at large: Messrs. Gavin Reid. Montague: George Boswell, Fmnchfort; Frat lvfacliae, Central Royalty and John Lewis, Freetown. Almon Wood was named a. delegate to the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders' Association an- nual meeting whiuh is expected to be held this year in 'Ibronto. Maj- or MAoRae was named alternate delegate. The retiring prtsident. Mr. W. F. A. Stewart, M.L.A. pre- sided. A groat deal of the discussion at the meeting. which commenced shortly after it) am. and finished at 4 pm. centered, around the advisability of holding a stock sale some time next spring. Mr. Gavin Reid thought it would be it good thing and would enable a number of the breeders to improve their herds by adding some top notch stock. He was emphaltlc that llli stock offered for sale should be of the very best quality. Major Mac- Rae expressed his approval of the sale and added that any animals offered, should be a credit to the breed. Mr. H. W. Clay cautionad the meeting that the sale would serve no useful purpose if the breeders were to use it as a means of dis- posing of their unwanted stock. He said it would only tend to give the breed a bad name. The mat- ter was left to the directors.
Commands Fine Showing
Mr. W. R. Show, Deputy Minist- er of Agriculture. addressed the ” or briefly. He was warm in his praise of Keith Son who made such a fine showing
Hillside lodge Meeting Held
. .”rhe regular meeting of lilti- side Lodge. Montague, was held on Tuesday night with Brother Spencer Llewellyn. N. C... presiding There were twenty members ahd four visitors present.
The Grand Master. Bmtther C, D. Keenan. paid an official visit to the Lodge. He was accompanied by D.D.G.M., Brother Malcolm Mac- Kenzie; Grand Guardian, Brother Rumell Matheson; past grand master. Brother John Maolvair, and Brother Alfred Pl-izzell. The Noble Grand welcomed the brothers to the lodge meeting. GM. Keenan gave the highlights of the recent meeting of the grand masters at Portland, Maine, and the current trend of ioddfellcvwship in North America.
He complimented the members on the initiative and high standing of Hillside Lodge in. the Maritime Provinces. P. G. MacNair gave a lengthy address on the good work of the order. He gave some color- ful incidents which occurred dur- ing his tenure of office as grand master. Brother MscNsir was the youngut grand master in Canada during his term of office twenty- five years ago. His address was listened to with rapt attention by the members as he is a dynamic and pleasing speaker. He is imbued with the spirit od Oddfellonship.
Brothers Matheson and Frizzell spoke briefly on the work of the order and their pleasure of agtaln visiting Montague.
Several of the members voiced their appreciation of having those worthy brothers visit. the lodge. Several business matters were taken care of. and it was also announced that a bean supper would be held in the l .
It was reported that Brother Allistair Currie was a patient in the King's County Hospital, and was visited by Brother Macxenzie. After the lodge closed some of the members were advised that Brother
the King's County Hospital.
At the closing of the lodge a do- ltclous lunch was served by thr iunoh committee. A social hour was then enjoyed with Brother Ros.- Hunllwn nrovtdlns instrumental music st the piano.
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FOR FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Shortening, lb. ......... 25c Tomato Ketchup, 25 oz. 29c Peaches "Peter Pan"
2 tins , 31c Salmon (tall tin) .. 37c Peas, 2 tins .............. ...... 37c
Mixed Nuts, per lb. .... .. 33c
Sheriffs Lushus Jelly Powder, 3 for ............ .. 29c
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at the Royal Winter Fair, Mr. Shaw" described the Ayrshire show as "magnificent". a.nd was glad to see a man of such courage as Mr. Boswell and his son. who took a chance by taking their hard for the first time among such high clad competition. He noted that out (1 11 entries, Mr. Boswell was able to bring home 10 ribbons in classes which, in some cases oontslned,47 entries. Mr. Bhaw descs-bod Bos- well and Son's exhibit an "a. credit. not only to themselves but to the Province."
speaking of departmental grants. Mr. Shaw made it clear that the Department did not in any way
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wilr to dictate the expenditure of this money but would be pleased to see the major part of it used for the purchase of some high class bulls which he believed were poulble to obtain within the Prov- ince. However, he would suggest the procuring of such animals, even though it would be memory to go to Upper Canada for than. Mr. Show felt that some of the money would be wisely spent in extension work and sugguted tihst some of the directors or other qualified person should spend a portion of their time in promotional efforts on behalf of the breed.
Mr. H. W. Clay, of the Federal Department of Agriculture. noted that his Department was and would still continue to be one of the but buyers of bulls that the club hul. Mr. clay offered the as- sistance of his office in the set- sctlon of the proper type of ant-
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New By-Law A new section was added to the
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constitution and by-lam of the Club. It reads as follows: "me directors shall act as the extension fieldmen of the club.-It shall be their duty tone that the obpoct of the clubs: outllnedin Article II, is carriul out, They shall pasonally
tsct promsctive new breeders and msnlbul." l
Mr. R. 0. Parent. superintendent ling on
of the Domini mini mum. who was at the meett for only sshorttimeduotohu ng required to ostch a plus for the mainland. reported on ' the bull bonus policy. He explained that at a. directors meeting it was decided to discard the bull bonusing in effect the previous years and to use the money for the purchase of a couple of top notdr bulls. He described the experiment being presently carried out at the Farm. in which the records at the various bulls were beiru kept in m for as their heifer offqnlnga were con-
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00h-ll-II-P-I1'6ly Rood stock over a pgg. 105- M Y0lI!l..I-hit was the ammgl to be recommended for uas.ln the ohm. He stated that no results trun this experiment would be available for at least 8.n0I.hel"yogr,
The 4-11 out clubs came in for some discussion and reference W55 music to the fine showmg of am. unease who topped s.u m. Junior Golf Club munbars at the Maritime winter Fair. The (nub voted ssslsflnce to these 4-II Clubs. I
At the noon recon members as- sembled at Bmh Court where they were served I tiful dump, in. the Parkdsle Womenis Institute. A welcome guest at the dinner and at the sessions was Mr. l-lawn-d 'rr-uem-an. prominent Aynhm breeder from Point do Bum, N3, Mr. Trueman. who is also A direct- or of the Oasndian Ayrshire Breed. ers' Auociatlon, eorprmed his pleasure at being present and on several occasions entered into the discussions.
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