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in Rosary Hall Thursday evening, Feb- lllth. auspicerc. w. L. Re- treahmenta. 1551-31

noalruioon Rapid China Oats,

{- ‘ lszl-z-io-lzi. norm; noon raoun hiiiiea only from selected wheat. ' ‘

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STORE CLOSED for business. we would ask all those who owe us book accounts to make payments at once at the old atand. Paton's Ltd.

1044-12-21 arztvom nalnr will bc opcn to retail milk and cream from now on. Bond in y ur order as soon as pos- sible. L. . Roper. 11ia-2-1a-1i.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—Tho ~ Sis- ters of 5t. Vincent‘: Orphanage wish to thank the Caledonian Club for their generous donation o! $15.00

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satvirrion ARMY-Irrthe leeiii Salvation Army Citadel. on‘ In-iday eel/mill. Feb. ltthQet a p. m..‘an‘inl tereating programme; ls'being , ar- ranged by the members of the Home League. ‘One outstanding item, wi-ll be the "Famous Wax Works" imper- abnated in character. The string in-' struhiehtaiisis will add ‘their’ popu- lar items. readings. recitatiorisl and ‘solos also will be rendered. Mrs. R. gcrockett will render‘ a piano [forte solo. and Adit. A. W. Martin a cor- ‘net solo. The proceeds are in aid oi- the local.band instrument scheme. Fuller particulars announced _elae- ‘where.

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ABIRTBDA!’ PARTSZ-A very en- joyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Moore, Albion. when quite a umber oi invited guests gathered at their home to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. William M. Moore on January

pleasantly in songs and dancing to the sweet" music 0t. tho violin. Mrs. More in her very~amiablo way pre- pared a very elaborate supper to which all the‘ guests did ample jus- tice. Alter supper singing and danc- ing was continued and’ all present felt they had spent e. very pleasant evening. ‘the party was concluded by aii singing Auld Lang Sync.

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a very enjoyable evening was spent "at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mackenzie. Cable l-iead. the occasion ‘being the twentieth anniversary of their wedding." ‘

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hiaserious‘ illness. ‘

‘ ‘Ilhe ' y meeting of the Y. I‘. M. S. oi Cabie- Head-and Greenwich was held at the home ofeMr. W__._,D. Macbaren. jbable Head, on Thursday evening, January 30th. Mr. Leslie MacLaren. Cable Head, visited Marie recently. ‘ Miss Rena Mills has resumed her duties as teacher oi_ Greenwich School, after being confined to the house for three wecka with an attacj of the measles. '

Mr. Raymond Rattray. Greenwich, visited 8t. Peters recently. '

Mr. D. J. Mullin. Inspector of Schools. visited this vicinity on Tues- day last. '

Kelsi-Helpless ' iron rm "All! i tlilh lit‘! align

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31st. 1930. The evening was spent very

On Monday evening. February 3rd,

l-lls many’ friends are glad to see Mr‘. ira MacLaren out again. alter

or! , ro- alumna-pi. ma. Mrs. Dewar leave this‘ morning (oi: Halifax. enroute to Bermuda. They will be borne about the" "middhr c! March when the Doctor hopes to re- sume his practice. . ‘ .

HAMPTON-United Church ‘serv- ices for Sundiy Feby; 19th, are a. follows:—-Appin Mad; ll a." 111.} Hampton. Iijp. rn.; Victoria 1‘ p. ha. * James P. Kaye. minister. " ‘ _,_ ucw otasoow arm ,-ipi'ivaxn; ISM-Services on !unday._Feb. 10th, New Glasgow at ll a. mi; and Cav- endish at 3 p. ‘m. Prayers, 104p; a. m. Rev. H. S. ‘ ” . minister. ,- ' i ~-— I

ANGLICAN SBBVICES-Crapaud. Saint John's“ Church. February 1d. evenaong, 1.00; Springfield, Saint El- isabeth's Church, February 1p. Holy- Communlon, 11.00. '

PEILEI/S ROAD WEST; INSTIN- UTE-Peterks Road West‘ Instltulk met at the home of Mrs. Raymond Jenkins. on January 28th. ten mom- bers and (lve visitors being present. Meeting opened by reading Creed. Minutes. of last ineetin readisnd adopted. Roll call was answered with "Uses for apples.” Committees

was decided to buy one dozen history books for junior scholars’ and to enamelTatovelpii-ie in school. One new member was added to- our roll. Nextmeetlng to be ield at the home of- Mrs. mo: MIGSWIIXI, rloll call "fie be answered {with “Valentine verses." Meeting closed with gramaphonelel- ections. Lunch was served and. a pleasant ‘hour was spent.

_ earns: nlvmrlohrzsj lubruary is evidently going to give its real ‘Vflld-fﬂslllmlﬁill.‘ winter, weather with] an abunclrurc» of irost and sinnmfmnners have tempor- ujlly stopped chopping or hauling iheubod uvringio the dc-pth oi snhw in the woods.

,_ The semi-annual examination. oi the Clyde River School was held on ‘Fﬂday, ash. ant. ‘Them were quite a number of visitors present. Inspec- tor-Jidward MacPi-iall assisted the iiiisiehernvn. Miller Mer-iiayeh in questioning the scholars. Prizes giv- en to the scholars, glvln} the beet synopsis“ ofisoine book from time school library were won by (l) Lee Darroch, <2). Elisabet-la McLean. l3). Laura Livingston. (t) John Beer. At the close, of the examriation an ad- dress of appreciation from the schol are was read to the teacher _lnd a

dress in: ltnely read by Miss Irene Moral-lye: sad the pleasingly made by Miss

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and Mrs. Marshall.

held. under the ausiplxs, o: the Clyde River Presbyterian w. n. a; at the home o! Mr. Harry Melraan on Thursday. Jan. ldthwwaa a suc- cealimcially and financially. The large humon- pr dainty-aha iiaeiui articles in the bazaar finding a ready. aalcﬁircat merriment? was caused as the diflerent couples were weighed. indeed some of- them weighed‘ aowell that the “weigh- man" couklvnot believe the register- ingspn the, scalesand several hefty couples asked to on a- gain-‘f. “kheavleet couple weighed ass, hhrlightest; m. 1m. nuaéri Miatheaon. Clyde River, held tlic lucky. tithe-t for: the beautiful .fru'u cake donatedpby Mm.‘ Prod fnecr. ‘Phis cake netted 05-10 of the 041.00 realised. A musical sing-mngled by Miss Ina. Livingstone‘ helped great- ly in the entertaining and a so

"Flow Gently sweet Afton" was very nicely rendere;l_ by Mr. Mlllar. Meadow Bank. who also delighted thegaitheidrll by rliaylng several sc- lectiona on the ‘organ. A, dainty and aatiaiylng iunichmnis serve-d by the ladies and the National anthem brought a very pleasant evening to a close. 1111mm". iiie auxiliary are/due the ladies, members ‘and others. who contributed in any way to the success of the baaaar, to the members from the neighboring ohuroher whmcordially helped in the entertaining to Mri‘ and Mrs.‘

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so rapidly is b nearly 200 already having Halifax to Vancouver.

THE talking motion picture is really the child of the telephone! The ctforts to perfeci telephone communication naturally led to v the study oi Feproduction and ampliﬁcation of the human and it is a result of the success of these efforts that the and picture hasbecome a reality.‘

S0, today, in addition to its activities in connection with radio broadcasting and public address systems, the Northern Electric Company is enabled to contribute still further to the ‘l'CL'i'(‘ﬂll0lI and enjoyment of the Canadian _ public. This Company manufactures, installs and services i H -.. known as the Northern

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clid hc.-,i'.ta.-‘.'.y and lo the friends. ‘rom a distance who. on rcmint of the very high fillbmoonildes were unable no cross the river. but view obliged to return home ‘fthe longest -.'ay hound." We thank then-ii

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.Messra. "Fred Seer. Fulile Darrach ‘and l-farry McKlnnon. Clyde River were vhiitﬁa ‘to the city on Friday tailing in two splendid (at steers for ‘Mr. Darrutab. which were bought ‘by ‘ivrr. ri-eki Rooms. our. -

It‘ is» pleasinij to know that Han! Mclhean. ‘oiive- Livingstone, Ralph Moponald hddiﬂerett Murray,“ coho] ars a}, Clyde River Sc-hml who have been liidlapoeed because c-i measles. have all nicely recovered from the attack; ~ - . .

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