ESTERN GUARDIAN

GENT-Mere. John m u Water Item. lat-Phone ere-r

UMMBISID AND Plum! counrr t, samriviionr. Advertising lholll be rm with Mrs, m“ . Guardian may he bought daily at our of the following m", h,

r|irle:-- a kstore, Water 8t. Golrrlla Dfllljfll isn't’: mm. Water st. rm: owl-t, s'-r"q::','fi,,'§,_

QGIIIHIIIIIIIII blllbllvltodtolllyhumgh Boy tzoperdnyorloeperweekrh no.1 "Y l; order to the be! responsible for flaming e§°§slikhrofiak° or

column is reserved for new: .1 Interest but. uivertilln my nature may be I cents a word strictly in advance.

—LOB5TEB TWINE Galvaniz d

'75P Nets and ll labs e

supplies sold at 3.11%‘; t" mm“! 1r345-2-10-2l.

—POLICE COURT-Th ‘glnllfid before mustn't? on Wednesday and were

E your own Surshot with n; given the customary 1l.f1E,—S

ct Gun just_ arrived at Drug 00., Kznsulgton.

BOOK. SPORTS Bedeqilo Friday evening, February nrusicn 11 cents.

L-IZD-i-il-Ii.

ALABM-Th - side Firemen were caleledsugllfiecarn grgdnmaytulmgntroegtn m ' "m"

on n ra _ we was donei_s . no real dam

OUT MEETIN -Ah exec- mestln; of the newly organiz- ce county District Council Boy Scouts was held on Wed- . evening when a good deal of t lion work was clone and ttees alhlointsci-S.

PARTY-The re lar_ held lrtcthe . of es of the

599m 951M118. Sheet Asbestos d 5kg l-lwewu nwkins. al. o. stficna races. L-245-2-l0-2i.

—TEACHERB CLUB FORMED_ M!“ GWEN Macbean has been o1- efilfli lire dent of the new teachers fililib at the high school. The club w ll meet every Friday afternoon, fitmutatsbiinm°t ""1" "e NellL-S “m MM‘

l card h?’ me un er he auep C. and C. W. L, was held on e day and very well attended. mes were won by Mm. Wm. . Neil. and Mr. Fldele Perry idga; and Mrs. J. C. Hickey = r. James Arsenault for auc- criy iivcs_ Refreshments were . at the close of the DEM-B.

AMPBELL CHALLENGE CUP - Complnli Challenge Cup has manger hands. Skip Murphy supported by WaLer E. Darby ate; Victor Inman 2nd s.one

-rrmnr:lrs FOR HAULING CREADL- Tenders will be received b ‘he llndefsiflhed up to and in. clidlngPebruary 13th. as. for the hairline of Orearn to the Kenslng- w" But wry. season 1939

fer Fac from May 1st to November 80th, 1 es of Routes and any

o??? ‘ifiimdmt. r orma onmaybeobti d ¥§.li.¥*‘°.§§°'§.‘:.2i~..‘.t""* "a $5 W. L. Delaney, Secretaryy. aocep e '

-BIR.THDAY PARTY -- Mrs. Frank Gamble was the guest oi’ loner at a Joly birthday part at he home of Mr. and Mrs. William Iiohurman Linkletter Road. The ev- flllflfl W88 plea antly spznt in music and antes. During he evenin Mrs. G 1e was presented with ahovely t from her family and friends. ong the nests was Mrs. Firth Bownoss of ummerslde-S

—-CARD PARTIES AT NOR- BORO —Two very successful card parties were held at Norboro re- 091mm the first at Mr. Albert Murphy's at which prizes were won . Eileen Lambe and Mr, Emmett Connick. A dainty lunch was servedby Mrs. Murphy, as- sisoed by the committee. A-t the mvnd party held at Mr. Walter 111181168. the prizes for Auction went to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Douglas. A large crowd enjo dancing. the music at both par ies being supplied by Bummerfleld Orchestra. . R.

-AUCTION I-‘ORTY- FIVE PARTY —On Tuesday, the 7th, a. very succewf-ul Auction and dance was held at Mr, Louis McCour-ts, South Freetown, at which a large crowd played cards until ten and lunch was served. The music was supplied by Mulligank Orchestra. ‘the mes were won by Miss Mary Mu gun, and Mr. Claude Clown.

1st stone. The game was an one and at the cloze of end was an even nine, the at the finish being 11-9.—8.

'1‘. MARYS BRIDGE-Thor's" a very good attendance at the esday afternoon Brld e in 5t. .- hal. besides the p yers a I-- oi ladies called at the tea .The hosesscs were the Misses ti, Mrs Reginald Pope Miss F. unt and Ml-SS Hannah Small. lzes this week were donated i s. Water Cellbeck, and were by Mrs. Ray Tanton 1st and G. Cameron or Strathgartney, lotion-S. '

ISLAND CANNERY IMPORTS KEN-it ls rather startling ~ to dlacover that. a Chicken cry operating in Svumnrersida this season been ob d to im- three carloeds of dressed chick- ne from the Saskatchewan irivo Association and two from r- as the Proprietor claims he duct in

cultural

-= le to secure the pro Province. In an try such as we have. t is mar- us that Chlfll-Kiill can be im rted - Eakatchewan and ' reight

on ii. packed here and then

- bald again to the final mar- WEDDING BIZLLB—-A

ti“? v : was solenmized B

a Church, Summersldo on * Sill afternoon at tin-ea o'clock -_____.._i

Mcbellan PERSONALS

—M‘r. James H. Bheen. Kensln - at. is visiting friends in Bummeg-

--llrii'e. A. A, Mcbellarl of Sum- merside is visiting his daughter. Mrs. James Callaghan in Klnkorasl "@119 with blue hat and S. matching accessories. attends by he: sister, - who was dressed in n; m brldekéwbrogar,

sum» d A1- ‘ Wilding flllllber atithe hi:

Mrs. John C. Jack left

-m-. and . zeaeterdly for Ottawa and Montreal.

°m° -Miss Olga Walsh. ‘rryon, spent

the week~end very pleasantly in Moncton, N. B —G. W. Profitt of the firm of A. “"35... " .‘Z“‘“’5l°"駒°.i ‘$362 l- - r on e , £5,155 mgggidggggg gg; there be wl be the guest of nu her grandparents, M’. d _ daughter, Jean, 1o is in that liin on Ottawa Street, when '

recel q - we 5°“ ‘my “my “u” -m-. and Mrs. J. n. Dunbar,

left Thursday for a two to thevUnited States. 'l‘l'wy will be the guests of Mrs. l". A. Laundry in Cambridge, Mass.

--Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harvey of Linkletter Road have taken 1a‘ heir residence in Christianmmd

rsozlega, w was er H for e pastor of the Christian

urch. Mr. we ey will remain for the balance of the win- ter-S

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'- “ntrr...i"""*" * E - on ’ Cre- Union Ltd, held its yalhnual

"ltfmeénliowien. an. on Jan- a

PLAN FESTIVAL

T.‘ ""1 reserves-also. rr edabufi ‘Cgehr-etgnpmantlersuuuf itinz corrunitLoe consisted of the Lagos-m" . no, dfirlgllgq c .

. . Bruce Oerruth .. lilm ire. Cape Breton vrieeiesm we M. Wm- amiss’- r _____.___“.’l°' no etmnn rumpus armory mum. n . -<or - o: n o; tgs slog-lot on ti: corded mew al fsunda .f - null except irlweasgs. of lglflglll‘! at a meeting of the North-

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m" Dorian. “ . "f1"? mtuaHeas

—GAS ruvormr. PACKING. Valve ‘

LCKLEY

MIXTURE

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-Tignish

Miss Dorothy Morrissey returned to Montreal recently, after a short visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Percy Morriaeey.

Mr- Sutherland Mclnnis had the] misfortune o1 sprai both his wrists during a game o ockey a.

few days ago, ca him off playing for a whi e. His friends l wish him a speedy recove y as he a pears to be ludispensible as a iriefenoeman on the team.

A carnival was held on the o

air rink a. short ime ago.

to lay. fl e

th Bernard won the first prim awarded for the best "ides expressed in costume". ‘SWinB

school boys. The former as “Little Bo Peep" and the lat-tel- as "Lead- er of the Band".

Mrs. Kelly, mother of Rev. J Kelly, curate at Surnmerside, splint a few days visiting friends in g- nish and was t-he guest of Mr. and lvtfrs. Austin McDonafd during her s ay-

The Tlgnish Dramatic Club are new preparing a play. the proceeds of which are to aid the Library Branch here. This ls an annual ..~.ffalr and is the only assistance this very much wrrmreclated or- ganlzatiorl receves from the citi- zens. And even in this it gives us a greet deal for little. We are told the date of the play will be adver- tised soon.

The Department of Public Works engineers are now here loakng over the destruction caused- bv i-he terrific gales and seas to the Tignish Breakwater last full. It is rumored that stee‘. work may be put in to replace the old time wood work: if so this will give us an up-to-da/to wharf. _

The old-tlrne fiddling and stea- dancin contest put on by the ri

commi tee was a decided success in every way. Both fiddling and dancing contestants gave their beat. and the apPlause showed how it was appreciated. Mr‘. C. F. Mor- rlssey acting as master of ceremo- nies for the evening helped t0 make the evenin the success it was. having at al times perfect control of the program and "the audience as wel. About 20 testants in all took part and judges had difficulty in icking the winners. but showed t-he r abil- ity to judge such an even lot of contartanis when they chose Mr. Ralph Araanault as champion old time fiddler and Mr. Claude Ar- senault as nner of the step danc- ers. The judfes were as follows: ard, Peter Burke and P. J- Bernard.- For dancing, Messrs. William Leon- ard, J A. Beckett and Vital Mail- For the fiddler-s, Messrs. J. A Bern- lett. 8o satisfied were the audi- ence with the entertainment and the awards. that in a body they called to the master of ceremonies

as possible. This they were prom- ised and we are looking forward to the date whenfllig-will take phoe. A very leasaut - evening ust mention o exhibtion dancing of m. Vital Myers who opened e program and of Mr. William Leonard who closed it. Both men in their 70's showed the audience what; it means young and fit, and if uestioned fee they would state the “hard work and being cheer. ful" Ls their secret of keeping young. Another added attraction was the music duringthe intermis- sion supplied by the Frog Pond orchestra. This orchestra is oom- prised of four violins; two span and two Havrasian guitars under the direction of Mr. Ralph Arsen- ault. Much could be said ebou this group of young music to express their ability: but we can only say here, we hope that theywill have an opportu during t!" comim summer of appearing more often in public performances.

Mr. Johnston. Scout Commis- sioner for Canada. was here re- ocntly to examine the 5.5. Simfm d: Jude Swift TWO?-

The credit Union omeeutives held s pie social and dance on ‘ihursda? evening which proved to be satis- factory. A nice sum was realized which. no doubt will be put to good advantage to help this energetic young group to another. rung on the ladder of mceees.

Ibbruary and flu hand in hand and make th sick. tbare watch- iii‘. ‘““.....°““ $311‘; “$353323

Ol‘ I known old gentlemen throughout

"CAP" STUBS

EDMONTON. Legislation for ' some agricultural

Jo stage another contest as early‘

In Memoriam

rm. w. r. n. rsbnroouur m death occurred in Wetaski- on l‘! ‘iih of

brother, r. . J . lidionigomery, and they both- be- came prominent merchants of that

th deep reg-ct

friends inwitr‘; province. leaves to mourn e. ow. nee Miss Mary Carr. of 5t. Eleonora. one son, James, “and twoh dautghttfirs. llgar- lvrfl I D010 Y. ese eep sympathy will be extended,

DPENING 0F

t ‘ night was very cold and prevented T x many from dressing in the coa- tumes they had prepared. Mr. C-L. . Coonan and Miss Edi I

Cancellation Of Ag- ricultural Advances Forecast. '

Feb. 8 —(CP)-— cancellation of advances was

J. C. Bowen at the opening of the Alberta. legislature today. Galleries were crowded to watch the beginning of the eighth ses- sion of the eighth Legislative As- sembly.

The speech disclosed ider- ation would be given prnducbon. processing, transportation and _. of farm products ~nd

interested itself in Turner Valley oil field, 45 miles southwest of

08188136

Den g with municipal taxation, the speech declared this matter had receive" "'"'e'"l considm-t- lcn and that the land tax had become more burdensome and that its replacement was being tzlven-nnnderst“ “'-'-‘gislat.i0n for cancellation oi certain old agri- cultural advances st'llex'st'ng as a oharlze against farm lands in the prioivince will be submitted." rt sa .

Development of the oil industry had progressed rapidly arvi"r: a result of this increased develop- ment, the British Admiralty has

interested itself in the Turner Valley field." The speec referred to con-

servation mearlres undertaken by the petroleum- nd nsturalgas con- servation board. Exports ex- tend coal markets were being made.

PREPARE FOR VISIT

as 590.000. J

some va ued as hlBh F0 ey an

oerelv wish a

health.

Fred Handrahan is now well-on

The Kennedy. o Palm

lag recently‘; and

sym th

in iggir YIDBXDGCWG sorrow. Mr. James Mclnn

banner farmers

of oelng

led barn

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on Monday of Thh large barn sheltered . herd of cattle, shee along‘ with all f a 00mg etely filled gran buil ing and contents, tlon of the horses were “Wit. 2",“... yards ony u ing a circular saw at the h his brother Thomas, and iced what looked like steam comin out of the ventilator, and thoug

a total loss. M

ed with smoke it was im

bore cams in to help and heel dlfficu ty in saving and onl through did so. e loss only ed by insurance. The comm-uni more‘. pathizes sinner-en with . Mclnnis in his lrreparab The Children of Mary held i card ameintheC.M.B.A.Hallon Tuesday evening which was well at- tended and a satisfactory sum real-

extreme effor

The fine weother and good roads oflatchasprovenoboomtothe many who had wood to haul and at the present rate of hauling would ' that this work will soon be

surmise completed for this seasons-T,

AX - (OP) — Carpenters.

i: Hi Mr. M . l a

fir‘ min j-lficllllgsfiwhfin] we sm-

speedy return to

We are pleased to report that Mr. l

-l.he way to recovery after a serious‘ illness. ‘

man friends here of Patrick

er Road were

shocked to hear of his sudden Duss-

extend sincere his widow and family

is o of our had the misfortune by fire his newly remodel- temoon.

a. large afield lélitirscs, n u a

ary. The

with the ex- bhree head of cattle and r.

his eon Ralph were away operat- ome of

first not-

they rushed home, the building was so ill

sible to release any more of thepg: Neigh-

the out bull in e portly cover- in

\

at: (service for 8) for Q14,-

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JUST ARRIVED-large Illlllflont of new Aprons in 11W llltterns and colon. Covers-ll style and Ten APNIB, each 25c, Utility 51mins each 15c. 5 Ind 10 department.

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Summerside

EMERALD

Mr. Merritt Callaghan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDougall.

Quite a. number of oung le from hLyVlclnil-y drosve topegra-

Jobh Inglis "Toronto

Elbbslfleet. spent a week in likncrald, visiting had to he

IIDWE SEEKS T0 IIISTIFY BRENBUNTRABT

Charges And Counter- Charges As Promin- ent Speakers Debate Issue.

toda "If for no other reasoli’, thb mat- ter should be dropped and e

nce Departm t Reérrutt d t grlluvgidth ts W052" Mirflstefdgg

. counter-charges and in- ten-u one flew back end forth ac- ross e floor of the House today as debate continued on the

ernmentb contract with the Com y Limited of

for 7, Bren machine

Futile Course Hon, H. A. Stewart. (Con

“I sliflifest to the Prianc Minister that he consider introducing a reso- o contract so ue ma be decided fairly and stxuearely an finally without delay t us get it over with.”

H Plaxton (Lib. Toronto 'I‘rini y). who first introduced Ma or J. E. Ha , head of the Ingl Corn y to the Defence Depar- men and whose name has fi hr criticism of the contract, sa d he would reserve his remarks until the. Public Accounts Committee makes a report to Parliament. The Gov- ernment would support the motion ref the contract to the oom- mitice. e said.

A Strange Debi-u?

rE-l’

u Transport Minister Howe said

ths debate is the strangest that has taken place since entered Parliament, and. I beieve one of the strangest on record.”

_ Howe said he had some ex- perience in plLYChLhflg cqiiipment not of standard manufacture, which in his own draughting room. He had purchased such material from the John Inglis Company and knew it N a well-e» quipped laut for the manufacture

ham's Rood. Friday evening to the hockey garnet. It is under-shod that the school teams from Emerald and Graham's Read are anxious ‘schedule e. game in the near fu- ure.

liam Curley. Summerfield, leer-n with regret of her recent ill- ness in Prince County Hospital and hope for a speedy recovery.

Reeves. Dancing was enJo ed several hours to the m ished by Mulligan! Orchestra.

Flor-rte Green. Bedequ visiting in mum-aid. at. present guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Green

met for the February meet the home of Mrs. J Ma

e Creed. fo Call, and the exchange Valentines. Tue lninutm of last meeting were read and adopted. The sick committee tcd hav-

ter which the following new rnittce were appointed:

It was decided this month for some needy family. and also to complete for some Th be answered y Irlsh Jokes. ‘the meeting closed with the National Anthem. A dainty lunch was ser- ved by the hostess and a pleasant social hour spent.

Mr. James A. Murphy, Emerald to Bummerslde Satur-

Congratulations are being tielllged to Mr. and Mrs. o

to . leld. in the P. E. l, s dnughtcr, Feb. 5th.

m. Arthur-lacuna. Bilrlngfield, spent last weekend in Charlotte-

Art the card y at w. John L. Sullivan's ton, Nb. 0th there "were ten tables in a very enjoyable dance the game. L was serve the ladies. The Summerfield Or- ohestro supplied the music.

The many friends of Mrs. Will-l w.

for is iibp

The Bnerald Women's Institute’ a e. son on Monday last, with the Presi-

. Green in the chair. opened with the re-

llowcd

‘Si’

repor

visited one sick member, af- oom- 001- Mrs. Ciow and Mrs. Tierney; sick

-M.rs. Mayne and Mrs. Matheeon. to make a quilt

next Roll Call will

of ma ery. Recently he had vis- ited the plant and found it was bill efficient. and that the Bren gun

w was. not being made in the o‘d plant

but in a new addition, built spec- ially for the job with the most mod- ern pment.

“Al. of us are defence minded at this momen . All oi’ u; have seen the threat of war come almost to

llimilpo t. All of us were thankfu. t at something had been done to prepare for the defence of

Canada and it was the Hon. Ian

’ HALE?‘ ——?-

gegintcrs and decorators are pro ar- A successful auction forty-five Mackenzie who did what was done Nova 500MB? llil-Yeii-T-O i1 0' party was held at the home of Mr. and steps to defend this

vinoe House for the visit of the m4 Mm Igonard MncCgr-ville, coun ."

Kin and Queen "e" “mum” n‘ Fkeetvwn. Feb, 1st, Th, ladies Karl Hnmuth (Con. Waterloo

the iatoric council chambers hang prim was n by M", 1,00 M5119“; South) rose to ask a question and