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THE W. C. T. U. lucels with Mrs. lurke. 36 Upper l-lilleboro 5t, Mon- day, Jan. ll, at 3 p. m. 14211-10 2i

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1?. -,- *\ - -- -— -—- Oourtyeeturdny morning, the case o! ‘ ents Wanted ‘ Boarders W n _ omen-chemo with beini drunk and Ag_ i. ---__- _ ted incapable was adjourned till today. , 45y IVANTED. PROI-TIABLIQ- BOIIIIDERS can as Accorlol 0- "'—“" Stanly employment sclin} cal‘ dated at 54 DcrchcsterStrest; WINSLOII SERVICES, Jun. Iltli, lllivillii lgnglgflguggfigscteflxglwgélgz 1375-1-8-41 Wlnsloe South, 11 a, 11.. Winslca -t"t‘r¢?»‘_““~ " , "*—_"_‘-_ South 3 . m; Fri oct w" R d, 7 "flames that sell easily and quck- To Let p" m" p n ° " D“

v 1y. You nmke 200d money. paid

Wkly, Free up-to-datn equipment '""-"--*—- ‘ ——-- rad instructions. Write Luke IIEIITFED ROOMS WITII '01! x1351‘ CLASSEQ 9pm; M; we U“- Brathcfi Ilurserlei. Mvntlflll‘; ' ‘wt-mill 119ml- Alilgkl; lligllllrdlen- 10x1 Commercial Collczc on Mondliy l " 1”” ____ ' ' _ week‘ next, Jan. i2. See Prln. Moran. - - "_ T“__‘ """ ' s 1427-1-10 For Sale liound .“FOR SALE-J). l‘. MACDON- FTZlIJND-Lngygs "MEL ROSA-RY MILTON-The mclubcrs of the-

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Efn-Tificmliiouéiifisco EEG few weeks. Guardian. 525-9240 t!

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FOR. SALE, T0 LE1‘. BOARD AND more signs on hand at. Guardian ' B

OHIO.

Fri siu.c:nb rollwsr cnosuzv

10112 11-13-1100.

Radio, Apply 45 nluston Street.

-. ‘ IhB'P.'.Z.E-SEVI-IN rox uncon- lug houses chcap for cash. Wm. J.

Scott, Illarshfield. P.

ma‘ new -, BABY CARRIAGE.

1426-1-10-81.

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l238-l-1-8i.

Appj 20 Upper llilisboro Strect.

n. 4'15?

1380-1-8-21.

ma, lard. Apply 32 Brighton Rood.

row ‘slur. -‘ rnorruvo suzrml,

yrhlvtil-ully‘ new. Mrs. ston, Kcnsington.

Follow-i Ln’! OahlnS. S. .'ltL. Doherty, N. l3.

FOR ranches. Harm-y, Box 74, Bath F.

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Pctit

1347-1-7-3i.

Millie Juliu-

13B2-1-9-3l. ____.__.._i_____ CEDAR FOR FENCE POSTS, I-‘OX Write

etc. Rqchcs. l34’-1-7-3i.

Wat's‘ mru fro}: FOX Apply to J. Bonnet

urst. N. B. B. Jan. ill-ii.

FOR SALE - RENFREW never used.

2000 ll).

wrrlrilv, $35.00 rash takes it. B. C.

(rill, Box 247. Pictou. F.

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. Hillht‘, I‘. 0. BOX (if-L. ""'" Flinn ifTinls - liifll. old or new. set.

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grr, AiVLRilIO Scrvlcc ‘of h" Situations W lvlayvlili Irosrrioiv Apply Guardian.

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N. S. S. Jlln. Il-Gi.

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nil-DONALD. PRO- Lzmd Slll"~’@\'0I‘, HETIIIBII- ' 70-12-30-11110.

rdrn Fur Farris, Char-

175. Phone l289-l-5-tf. BRING llS Wc‘li DHPKO A. Dn- Station. lllli-l-fl-Hl

outed

AS MAID

14124 -‘."-'li

WANTED — YOBITION IN CHAR- iottrtovrn ns nurse maid by exper-

ienced young lady. B01; 596, Sum- . mersidc-Good refercnccs.

1303-1-0-31.

Situations Vacant-Eile-

EARN 36.00710‘ slo.oo

. llenru llllCl earn part

.\ tinlr Mol.or

lllrrbsuics. Battery welding. Vul-

ranlzing, ilousc Wi laying’. Plastering.

Beauty Culture Work lions open. Vllrito n

ring. Brick-

Barbering, . Good posi- r call, frcc

instructive book. Dominion Trellfl Brllflcls. 1107 St. Llwrcucc Blvd.

Montreal. virc. Coast lo Coast. l. i‘, M. Dec.

Fro’! employment Scr- 10 WS ti Jan. 3i.

Situations Vaclznb-Felnnlc

IMIZITIOUS WOMEN.

lure (lslurlnd for lelllo-l who learn‘

rrnulv culture and

ilflil] (jgnndrfs 13.5w“ s-lgtgm 135p. (‘d Pm. lu- bnqucwlh-"l his rnlire cs-

lnlnas qrnnlod. Vlrlic f'lcn. blnrvcl Beauty

BIG PAY.

Baird re.-

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for inform- Aceirnlics. l7

Si. Catherine FT‘, l'rp"c"l.

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Economical

Lady CGJXEEJBT-“nllfi

. _ lump l-Jrn. Village

Storekeeper-Well,

1a so Jun. 2f. ism‘-

. gold, "but I am sure no one would

economical

I b01151" ffwm yc-ii (lvefilll- lng to leave anybody."

could

- llliulizlz b: more economical?

Boll: Ways

A London paper rays

a Scotsman

has cured o.‘ asthma by playing the

Ll-Zhlbcs. sum c-tc there are

l‘.1n1a.--»Dctm'.l. Newt's. _ —~_._____._____._ ___.

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lnlurmgtlan Phflvllgliy‘

On the other hand. we Scotsman who lip“ barn curr-(l cf brtgrpiplnj; by os-

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newly organized Wumcub Guild of St John's church hcid their first uivéllhl: on Wednesday, Jan. 7th nt the home of Mrs. J. Stocklnon. The objects of the Gulld arc, l1) l0 work for the Parish Church; l2l, to pray (lolly for the Parish: l3l, lo help and

OWIIC!‘ may have some by applying at office and lasylng for ad. 1408-i-9-if

CENTRALLY‘ LOCATED FRONT room, storm hen‘. and grate. With or without piano. suitable (or 0mm or lcnchcr. Phone 1230.‘ "TL."

- hearty invitation to join the Guild is extended to every woman in Milton. President, Mrs. Roy Cofcs; Vice- Prcsldent, Mrs. J. Stocklnan; Secre- lary-Treasurer, Mrs. L. H. Coles.

TOXOID CLINIC ATTENDANCE At the first of the series cf loxoid clinics to prctcct children against dplheria held at lllc Red Cross Of- flCfl Yfifitflrtlily Dr. W. J. MacMillanln oculalcll the 22 preschool and 9 school children who reported for their first treatments. It is the intention of the Red Cross to continue those clinics every Friday afternoon dur- ing January and February but pnr- ents who intend to have their child- rcn inoculated should have them re- port for the first dose at one oi

re January clinics.

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH-The Rev C N. Brolvn of Trinity United church will prcachtolnorrow morning in the Baptist Church, his subject being "Salvation by Grncc." The Minister

WANTEI)—-MAID rui; GENERAL lwusclvork. Apply 143 Euston St. irlaz-i-ll-tl

\V*\I\'IT'ED-—l\ DINING ROOIII GIRL. AllDly P. E. Island Hospital. 1375-1-8-31.

Wanted uii}ii£ill—£ ' r-luiifiivfiyvslfiil bcrt Robertson, blcrmllid. l4l0-l-9-2i

iiiilirléifiii EITXTCAN SEALING nmchinc. Retort. Steam Elaglrle. H. D., Guardian. 1390-1-0-31.

u-ifiii3_lr"?ou IlAVE All; second hand clothing to sell, give us a rilw. We pay cash‘ for every- thinc we buy. Phone 59-h or call at 103 Richmond St. 1415-1-9-21

HORSES WANTED. l CAN HANDLE Island bred horses in cxcilangc for f-lvlu iunchivcry. W. R. Dennis, 187 Great George Street.

1415-1-10-31.

lVlale Help ‘

Wanted Dr. A. C. Vincent, will preach at thc ______ ___________._______. cvcnlng service. taking as his themc gyjqon"; ExrEu-r “ARBER "Whotlto do with the sermon." illlss

Eprncer will give a short organ pre ludc from 6.45 to 7 o'clock. Among the lnuslc of the day will be Dudley Buck's nnthcln, "So Be Joyful," W. E. _F'lctchcr‘s “Dear Lord and Father

through our special low cost course lfunclrrds of successful uraciualcs. \_Vvilo Molcr Bvvbcnffolielzo. 5'73 Barrinlztoil, Halifax. Oct. ll-tts-tf. REIJABLI‘) hIAN- FOR ONE HUND- rorl slorc county routs‘: this prov- lncr; experience unnecessary: no selling; distribute and" collect. Should not seventy dollars weekly. Shamas Mfg. Co, New Toronto. Ontnrlo. M.H.W.

on of Prayer.‘ itfr. V. L. Dingivcll will talre the solo in the last mentioned. Mr. Quiglcy takes the solo in time morning anther-n and Mrs. H. S. l-lcnderson, in ‘the evening.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS -- AS Postman, Clerks, Stcnogrupluers. Customs, and immigration Offic- ials. Free booklet telis how to lret them. Obtainabie only from the oldest Canadian Civil Service Cor- respondence School. M. C. 0.. Ltd-- Toronto l0. M.l-l.W.Jan.3-'I-10~14-17-21-24-28-31."

ing her Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Janna; Gill Elllotsvale.

Salesman Wanted

FOR WINTER. MUNTHS WANTED two reliable soles agents for Island. Good pay, exclusive stock and ter- ritory. Write now Pclham Nurs- ery 00., Toronto. Ont.

S. W. l2-20-mwstl.

Miss Hilde. Holloran, student of U.

l-folloran.

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. William Bowen and family. wish to thank their kind friends and neighbors for their sin- ccrc sympathy and kindness in their rcccnt sad bereavement. 1414-11.

In loving remembrance cl’ our hc- lovcll husband a-nl father George’

Warren Robinson. who III~§EBII nwoy lJnnuury 10th, i930.

Tllcrl- are than who miss you sadly Anj find tlnlo long since yous-sent Thrrc arc those who think oI you. I always

11ml try In he bfilT? and content.

In tho homo you are fondly rflllflll- ‘ bore ' Sivecl nlenwrics rflrr: dear name.

True hearts that loved you In life I Still love you In death just the some.

Mrs. Robinson and Family. 1424-“.

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N. D. Ma cLean

Aglpgggg MIRPRISI-ID BY BRANUKER WILL

FTIGYV/OOD, Cal, Jan. 9.-—Aur- lei Lcc, actress and director of play ors, cxprcssccl rlstoulshifll-‘ill Wllfi" she was lulorlnrcl she had blvli unm- cd um soic hcll‘ or/lll- Vice Murrlwl ISIr Wililnln Brnnckcr \’lll‘l.‘t‘lfill‘ of rlvll ‘aviation ill England, who ivzls klliEil lin Il‘(l lvrcck of till‘ dlliillbll‘ 349l- ’ Whon Sir wllllmus will was llicd for probate in London, ll. was reveal

tat:- valucd at $35000 lu Ill-BS l--“l‘~ lvkhoizt mentioning his widow nnd round your

“I m, gregtiy surprised" Miss Lee

be more surprised than Sh‘ Wllllflill |hfmsclf to learn that he had a forth!

Miss Lvc was born m the United States, but went to England in i900. She come here six weeks ago to vie- lt Ruth Chalterton. screen star. Ind

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is assisting in the production of IINDEIFIAQII! Miss Chaltertons latest picture. guguuggn 0

“I "l" s" wmmm ‘“ "m" Ml“ * mam e um» wumn I Lee said. "He was a great friend of 2 m‘; “m, v." x my family, 1 was interested In evlo- 2 ¢

lion and nlodc several IYlli-‘i with sir William whvn he was trot-in! newly drveloprd ulr rquipnzont. f W"- the firzt woman lo fly inlo Earl A7|'l°I-"

Turning ngnln l0 lhc will, Miss Lee said: "For a time I worked in a brokerage other in London. While there 1 handled Sir William's ac- count. Possibiy for that reason he named me in ills will.”

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Doctors and surgeons in Mexico founcP guilty of carelessness or in- experience causing the death of e pallcnt will hereafter be classed as crmllnpil and subjected to punish-

mcnt.

, A device "hu "been invented in Oermpny. which, when etteched to

mm, n; Unplnpnoyon n; IIIIDMOIQIIO, lulomltlceiiy dllpllyl ___._ - q nlgnoi when the our ltrlku q person MELBOURNE. Australia, Jen 9. qr climbi- vehicle.

it is unofficially estimated there ll’!

lientr-‘al Guardian‘

1402-1-19-11 tlirllwr the existing activities of the- “ "—' ——- church. Meetings will be held tho 176171316 Help Wanted first Wednesday of every month. A

of ilfankind" n gospel hymn. “Gnrd- .

PERSONALS I

Miss Helen Gill has resumed her Q: me question for "ma! Producers studies in u c. College RICO!‘ spencl- l” m" ‘he "gum 5°’ m m"?

C. C., spent her Christmas holiday-q with her parents, Mr. oml Mrs. P |

‘lalnly result in their wholesale slaughter. The society is also fighting the

firm; _ CHARLOTTETOWN

Th: Public Forum

This column In open for the dlocnsllllll h; eqmcolludwll of questions of lnterolL This Clurlnllmwe Guardian due on Iccemvll! chime ll." lplnloill ol correspondents-

DAD SIDEWALKS

Blr,--Why are the street sidewalks giloweq to remain in such a dis- ‘graoeful condition? There have been several nearly total accidents owing to the deplorable condition 0f the sidewalks, Wlhllc evcrythins is done for cue benefit of tile motors on tlw ‘streets, by machinery 811d mflllllfll labour, most of the sidewalks are neglected and 12ft in a very danger- ous condition. Surely the City Coun- lcll will take up this huportont loat- tcr with the Chief of Police and w: that this ls attended to wlthzut any

more delay. _

l I um, Sir, etc,

" COMMON ssssr:

AUSTRALIA WANTS rm: smcir: noon

WELLINGTON, N. Z. Jan. fl-—(By the Canadian P:essi—Ali;-trallc is "fed up" with lhc talking pictures and is going back t: the "flush and ,biooli' Sl1C\i'5, according to John Fuller, Sydney amusement magnate, who arrived hero rcczxllly on 'a bus» lucss trip.

"Tlllkillg pictures‘, he slid, "have lost lher novcllyl and that was their lchicf attraction in IrLiSLrBlla. Thty ‘rare now a grncrally accepted fonn of entertainment and as such only the best will draw public patronage. Tliosc who predicted that talking pictures would sound the death knoll c-f the legitimate play were mlstalztn from the start. Normal conditions will soon be rcstorcd and screen and stage will develop side by side, with neither one dominant."

Mr Fuller thought‘ that so long as lhc depression in bluslnzss continu- ed in Australia, it vwouif. be folly to stage extravagant stage SHOWS. How- ever. he was confident that as soon as bcLtcr bltuizics-s conditions rcturn- 'ed the thcatres new‘ engaged crzclu- ‘slveiy in the shelving of lzlLzzes ‘wllzld at least in port TSVLIYL lo the lcgitiiuale drnluo and musical com- ‘cllq. | In the million of Mr Fullcr lilcrc Inns sznr-lli hop: of Britain equalling lhc position of Lilo Uultcrl Stairs in the production of films 1:0 long as such a large quota cf its lalcnt lvcnt .to Hollywood.

l "The bcsl. actors ill Iioilyyvood to day avg English," said Mr Fuller. "‘I~Iclly\v0od "has been placing o prc-

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,mlum on English artists cvcr since it became l1cccsary' for screen play- ers to become audible, and it ls out

wood contracts." T0 EXTERMINATE DEER

AUCKLAND, N. Z., Jan 9--(By the Canadian Pr: l-Dcer have b2- lflflllla such a. post in certain parts of Now Zealund that plans for thslr extermination has become a diffi- cult problem, and many remedies have been suggested.

The Department of Internal Af- oflrs has sent to England for a sup- uly of poison. and in the mcnrllilnc tho Auckland Acclllnol rltlcn Soc- lcty has lauuchcd a p‘. st against the palgn, charging crurlly and asswling that lhc govrrnlncnl. should not aticnlp: to dos l all thc dccr but lncrcly reduce their num- bars.

Apart from tho cruelty imrolrcd in adnllniltcring poison, thc spread of this material is certain to have dis- astrous effects on cthar wild liIe and (‘lClilSfsIlC annlals, according lo J‘. D. itnmrru‘. czlc of the leading officials of the society, who polnisl out that pheasants are rlcvcr Ilher atcd in rabbit ucuntly where there i5 dlzilgzr cl poison having been scat tered. It would be impossible, hc said, to be careful in the case of deer, because valuable birds and olhsr anbnab were abundant in the temtory over which deer swarmed, and to spread poison would cer-

proposed‘ usg of military ammunition in a, general offensive against deer. No sportsmen. the society claims. would use this class of “woundlnf communlceilon on any anlmnls other than pacllydorlns for, unless the shot strikes the brain, vertebrae or inert, the lnlmal tiles .1 lingering death. Th: Inreynnlont ls bring ndvllcd to concentrate olrcflorla lo cull the hmls by killing as many e5 possible but not absolutely extenninetlng than, which would deprive New Zealllnd of an asset of grooving value ccnnccted with the tourist truffle.

An Acre 0f Lumber

Lawn Inrlaklon have hem in-

, i ell l Auetreile." n“ mom “lump 0y n stalled on the M! of en open-talent ‘

One in roul- of cm.- uoowrolivllm trade unleulotl m out of work» ‘W!

tulldlac In Grabber. mo, to mini-j

Iwlllahbpyenurcoflnm- hr near n new mlll end not over lfmn Inlleu Inn G-eriotfetown.

- manner and distributed gifts from a.

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Rollo Bay and Vicinity nos-sow TRAINS now or run _____. ' l1’ RUNNING SEVEN MILES Miss Clarlbellc Keefe, Menlasuc, mumm- spent the New Year's hoildlyi with ____‘__ - her mother, Mrs. Wm. H. Keefe, MQQQW, ,1"; g_-,1y,.,hwh1y,m, i301"! Bly Eillt- POII-IIIL transportation conference. , ———-—- specially summoned by the Central ‘Mn and Mrs- Jor- Clloluon. Rollo Committee of the Communist PEPE)’. Bay WBSE, We" Yfllilfll yllltore to began today to study ways lo illi- N°W Zfilllllllll U" BUNK’: OI M11 85d move what is admitted to be H11: Mrs. Garfield Mallard. weakest factor in the five year plan. A leading editorial in Economic Life culls the conditions cf transport thoroughly unmlisloctory, and gives l-iflll)’ fizules in proof. During lhe hast three mouths, the average daily g llPlBllt car loadings, originally set for Mr. Euscblur, Dcucctte, St. Charles, luooo and then reduced to 50,000, am spent New Year's day in Sourls West, Iluaily fiVcfagfld 4,1000 and gmpped in the guest of Mr. Francis hfzcOal'l.hy.'Dcccll1bcl' to 42,000. On‘ Jan. 1 the ‘flclslii cur loading shortage amount- On Monday night, Dcc. 29th, Miss led to 50.000 cars, compared with ll,- Marlc Paquct, of Georgetown, gave a musical recital in Si. Alexis parish daily run of a freight locomotive wa". hail, which was greatly enjoyed by not at 120 miles, but lhc actual av- thcsr present. cragc was 85 miles. ‘the average speed Vol n freight train was sci at 9 mile", Mr. Earl Grant. llloutrguc, was a per hour. but the actual average “as recent visitor to Rollo Bcy East. T lnlics. Thc supply of locomotives -_— and passeugcl'.ai:ll frl-lght cars frll Thc inst dnncc cf the your wgglflil’ brlow lhe estimates, and their givcn New Years cve in Rollo Bay‘

condition is much ncrrc. Railway West school. Music was furnishgdlaccidehts increased ta an alarming by Messrs. Pctcr Chaisscn. Beorlflillfiflt- River one Dan Gallant, Rollo Bay! -——~——-————— with mandolin accompaniment byflflli; POWER 0F 1m. E. DCLICEHE and the Aliases (‘IPiIISTI-‘INIIN-TION nlury and Rita Wllytc, Sourls West. ~-'—-— SYDNEY, N. S

Mr. Danny fvlocDcnald, Jr, Monti- ccllo, we: a visitor to Bear River South this week. the guest of his uncle, J. A. and Mrs. MacDonald.

0.1 Monday night the Rollo Lav L319 CH1" 011 P‘ '~~-I\‘.i1 lvhtl-"ll Ens‘, Women's Tlliitllllitl? hold a 'l'.1l'l.‘C 171M195 "f9"? ~11!" J-ll» ill? 118i’! in their school. We understand ‘t “T-‘Fk-‘IIZ 5Q‘ blllll "l" l Willfili 51111

gcvrrnlucn‘. official; in Now (lumen,

azczrcllng lo Rcv. J. l). Clark. a Mr. John C. ill-surround, SQ.l,'Ig,ilI'I€iIZ':JCl‘ of the L llfltiVC Council of Ease ‘m5 a ‘lislwl- m R0110 Bay Papuu who claims that this ulna:- West Sundny. the guest. of her sister, llll; DPOgPP-“S ls due to the “prk cf Mm Jo5cph 5439mm christian mismcnnlics among the

_.__ former hzad-hilnlcls.

Mm Bruce Robhmm, and We "The venesr of civilization seems children were recent visitors to Rollo "QTY m1" a? llmes- lllllllélll" Qdlllll" Bay’ guests o; M“ J01,“ Mamas ‘led Mr Clark. "There are many cas~ ‘lo-o where young natives ixcve givcn

“Kt; a success final-lciollyr.

we regret, me gill-mus “mess .3; up lucrative empioylncnt in the

M,’ John Dug“, 59m“ we“, andlyvhlle settlements in order to return

1mm (m. his 5pm”. rewvcrlu ito their savage cilstcms in the jungle, ' villages.‘

turned to Charlottetown to YESLLIIIG "nlwcs m"? “m” bulldll? "l?" Ylll“ hcr stuclies at r. w. 0.. mel- sphul- all“ l" "Rllm- 1'11"“ “'1'- fl llmci lug the holidays at her home in 119'- 59 “m3 “Ell "h?" ‘i193’ bum‘ Rollo Bay Vllcst. __ ins a measure of protczlion ngdnsl Rcv. Wm. MHCPIICP, a native of hostile mbcs‘

Gcurgctmvn, but now of Alberta. vis-l itcd Rollo Buy recently and on Sun- '_ l day he spoke to the parishioners of; ‘r-Qnhn-S GLUE-QT LMEATLWE his mission in Western Canada. . _____

’l"hl~ longest llcclgrrr in ihc vcorlci

l\lacLnughllll1. SourLs

‘duration. The sphencdon is found

M"- PM“ Marti“ New Acadl" ""3501: a tiny island off lllc coast of New l“ no“? B?!‘ ma“ “hmlay m‘ a bull‘ Zealand. Thcrc is nothing quite iikc “cs5 mp" ' lit anywhere rise. The sphcncdon is la reptile and is a, IIIiKLIITC of croco- dile, snake, turtle, and lizard. As a matter of fact, it is probably the. ancestor of all tlicse creatures, but“ in the prooes". of evolution through ccunzless ages, the “childl-cn" have altered and spilt up into a hundred and one different "families." The

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Mrs. Joseph MacDonald, of Sask- atchewan, is visiting her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Hughes. Souris illfcst. »

Miss Louisa Peters, Rolio Bay Eazt, left Tuesday to ccmplelc her studies

s-phrnrdon. It is senrralijv supposrrl that the dinosaur disappesrrrl off lill‘ earth ll more thrcc million years ago!

'f'l'lc serious iihlcss of Mr. Charles

MocCorluac, Soul-is River. is deeply} rcgrcltcd-fl. l BILOOKFIELD is uooi. (JONCERT The cciui-nununl cxanunciioil of

Erockficld Schoi was hckl in thr