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Frm authentic ihrlll epic oi the num. dangerous spore. in ` f
the world: Breath-inning drama played eniult I- blvk- _
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THE' CHAMBER
submitted to the Chamber of Depu-
is Bt. George Stubbs. dynamic 001'-
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PARIS. Jan. 1'!-In the budget m mv ww "ved ms sudo.. .of
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Under 'the distinguished patronagev of His
' ,Honour the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
Dalton. and }{is.\\'ill'.<hip the Mayor and Mrs
Stewart. _
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    will lucxe a rel-sonar ap-
 pearance on the Prime
"" *""f" Edward Stage to tell you
about Hollywod and render Vocal Selections - Miss Ayres
will be remembered as first creating a sensation as lending
lzuly in late Rudolph Valentlno’s “The Sheik”-Y_ou will have
an opportunity of meeting lovely and vlvaclous Miss Ayres
face-lo-face.
Apso 'rria FASTEST, FUNNIE S1' Mvsrsrcv
THAT EV E R Il IT THE TALKING SCREEN X I I
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AND SHOUT TVITII L A U G ll T E R.
B E N LY O N
ZASU PITTS
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Matinee 3.15.
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Night 7 & 8.45
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OTHERS LEAVE OFF
/“-50 SERIAL AND CARTOON luhc csiiliiaied deficit is 10,541,000,-
`ucc iccay Finance Minister cher-
ou docs not mention the “political
debt" which France owes Great
Britain and the United States. It
ni upon international develop
ment-'i.
lt was stated in political circles
ublillg legislation in handle the
situation on the basis of later de-
velopments. '
The budget totals 52,03B,000,000
francs ($2,0Bl,520,000)_ Its presen-
tation emphasized thc precarious
poi.-ltlon of the government result-
'iug from hostility toward new tl!-
cs and sharp economies included in
.lilo Finance Ministers proposals.
'overnment demands 5300000000
I,
Norl:;_As Tuls rs A si~scrlil. .i1'l'rmc'rr0N sensors l ' fooo francs is-i21.64o,000> and the
f
nv n FUR SALES IN
comma-3 nays starring Molmav PAR|s Al‘§’;'lf}‘,;'{.hifch
MARIE DRESSLER _ POLLY MURAN
Meeting Girls p
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5" _ silver' foxes were offered and 00 he,-amp 0g_¢h¢1_\- branch,
IN M E M 0 R  ‘sympullly goes out to Mr. RRS i’@T°€“'0 SOM ‘V011 UP i0 $50~ Better 1 The oldi members with the help
__ M who is up in years and in feeble grad?-°>` 5¢‘"`°€15’ 1`9‘l“1fed~ 500 Ted of Mrs. H. D. Raymond, Honor-
J *vs_-*__ . health at present, and to his sons f0X€S A-ulcricml Bhd Nofwfgiafl lu ary President of the Branch, pre--
` “ ` Mclmhzm whose mother-'s home going is 5016 Hi hish P11695- pared I. d.a.i.nty`luDP¢1‘ fm” 3 °'°l°‘1‘
I.
runes in economies, including tem-
crvlce list, and 5,453,000,000 francs
in new taxes. ' _
The Socialists introduced s. coun-
ter-projeet asking the government
to regulate the war debts, repress
nternalional credits and reduce
armaments, They oppose new taxes.
The Finance Minister flatly de-
clined to put through a loan to
meet, the deficit, saying it was es-
sential to balance the budget with-
out recourse to any such method.
The bill now goes before the fin-
ance committee where it is likely
to have rocky travelling.
_ -_-1 A pleasant time was spent at Bt. tax frauds, negotiate restoration of
iv I __ 2! i
N K( (SDM-’-11 i0 the Gu-”-rdinh) 'Paul's Parish Hall, Monday even-
PARI an _ - e
S. J Y 17 Th Murchc ing, when the Girls' Auxlllarv held
- - Francais auction on _ January 12 a, get-together supper meeting, with
_ _ _ . and 13, were wcll attended. 4500 the ob ect of increasin the mem-
, _ i
if
John Munro Mcxenne departed- 
A t
this me at hm home ____ am |fcr their life, look not behind tive members and several ohcr
G och, ~ _
Wood 1s1_mds_ P_ E_ 1 on Dec 25th thee, neither stay thou in all thc Furnace Cheats
19‘3z_Sabb“h momhm ch__15__mas_plaln; ercape to the mountain lest , Mrs. Raymond extended a hear.
O
vthou be consumed.” 1° ty welcome to all. She spoke of
co. -ec.. ev ye...-., .fo-. . une.. _mm Pm” cm, Murder T ral ____ _M md me Wk of the W
ing illness which lasted about a
5 5 3 S Y T115 "Wm was it visitor to Colllwnll lust ucel., St. Pancras Hospital from sell'-add
el' 94 Yems 01' R80- Kei Still “ble YO guest of her sister, Mrs. W. R. ministered poison. -able *D “tw-nd an the regular ww'
be ”`°‘1nU. his !fU»hel"i11'lRW0v<‘l' 90 Shaw. Furnace ;v.'sl.lowed the poison in mg m°°un“‘ would keep the *Mm
5.°_m.s but Mdfasv and b t - _ ' Monday evening in each month
y rvo bro --_- his prison cell after he had been
'h"'3» Alexandff- fflmlinil' in GMI' Among the young ladies who en- captured in his London hideaway- free' and plan tn be present' at the
1°°h' a remmed ‘°°kU"" “nd D9” J0Y€d thc Splendid Skiliinz in Com- a southfnd boarding house where smm meetings* when mwresung
in Long r_-nina. New vc.-lc ln- in- wsu ninir on saturday night were he has spent most ci his time ¥”°B”'“’“S “H be °°“"°d °“”'
th" P“55°d “WY 5011 YCHFS S1?-CC Miss Winnie Best, Florence Beer, rcadlnif detective stories. Ani" sum” Mn' Raymond cal'
"ld his Uuly sister. 5 years asc. lsriyihe Livingstone und Ruby lvlc- *...__»~ M Un W” D"B‘°’5 “"‘° 5"" "
Tc th'-‘ writer the circumstances penn, clyele River, Miss Mane Dar- SOURIQ , *elk 0" the W°1'i¢ 1" hcl' °°h°°1 _~'
°f fhh me are truly patriotic. rsch, teacher in st. cuthcnncs, ` KHHSP- Indie- She *Did the “ff”
Fiillrlnl services wer conducted Y ' _ , ‘stories of some of the native teach-
by Rev. Allister Murrz5v,Cnle<lonia, ¥§;sNt1v:;:nI;?1;(;;g;l;g, Miss Lu W3?-L  Sgcégsg; (133/[$vx;t;E“e' 'G11 lt tha School. asking the girls
alia wel-s well mended. Phil hear- _ |01 pray especially for one of these
rrs wore: Messrs. Mui-do Gilmour, on Thursday evening of 135; week Miss Emo T°vmshend_ of Chap who has not yn openly oonfesscf'
Ken McKenzie, Rod. McKenzie, J. the Young People’s Society held all 1OmtDwn_ is at prcsmt in Scum her belief in Christ.
D. McKenzie, Donald McKenzie enjoyable social evening at the visiting at me hcmb of hm. sistm A hearty vote of thanks moved
and Duncan Balclerson. The inter- parsonnge. Contests, games, music Mm Roy Cmckctv mu._.Wmg many 'by Miss M. Worth, seconded by
ment was in Belfast cemetery. and refreshments all added to the acquamt,mcc5_ Miss G. Matheson and can-ied»~b_v
whore until the day breaks und the fun. Before leaving the boys and _.__._. B Bt8h<Ul18 Wit. WHS Exiélldcd fc
_ shadows, flcc ri.\va;.' rest me mortnl,girls extended their hearty thanks Thc 5_ s_ Momcalm lefg 901-; 101- Ml.~s_ DeBiois for her' interesting
remains. Our limits go out in lov- io Mr. and Mrs. Ross for thc hap- the Magdalen glands on sunday
ing _-gympathy towards the b'r;-avcrl py evening. with 3 large quantity of mail and A sing-song led by Miss G. Ma-
'Widmv and her hcevy cluuzc. < freight for the islands. rhe_s. s. theson with Mrs. nail Prowsc c
`- _ T00 “FSB 168800 Hume Of the Montcuim has been in port for some the piano then followed. Mrs.
Y MRS. JOHN ROSS iSouthern Section for the Bethune days, Prowse also rendered s, solo, "smil-
Tl'ophy was played in Cornwall __-
Mrs. John Ros. whose ln:ilclcn‘Rlnk on Monday, the ninth, ending Mr, J, E. Dystant, of Halifax, The meeting c10s0d with tm. D0x_
liame was Mary Mcbcocl of Mount; in a victory for the C, C. C. boys spent, the week encl in Souris Bild
Vemon, Caledonia. P. E. I. passed 4-0. George McLean and W. R. was among the outgoing passengers
away at her home on Dec. 28th, Shaw acted as referees and the on the express on Monday morning.
nf the Living God. We tliluk what, The January meeting of the Wo- Mr' C' N' now' Manager of the
the Psalmist says of all thus; who mcll's Missionary Society of Corn- S°“’iS B1`“"°h °f we Canadian Friends in Eastern Kings and
trust in the Lord can hc truly said wall Unitccl church was held at Bm* Of Cvuunvrcc. is at Present 50.1,-is will bc sorry to learn that
-cf her. tile home of Mrs. Golding Smith °°mm°d to ms home with a severe DL A- MCT-*mv M-D-. 3138 entered
‘ 'I‘hcy in ihe Lord that firmly on Mo :lay evening, the ninth. In cmd' the P- E' I- H°5P"‘l in ch‘“`I°tt°'
0,-u5¢_ spite of tile stormy evening a large "°_` I ww" fm' t'°“i'm°"t' Th’ D°°°°"'S
'shall be like zicn hill; number attended and one new ms' H' A- E“'“K‘”°°d “nd °‘_‘”‘:' many friends wish him a speedy
r
' l l S
W'hlch at no time can be rclnov- nlcmbcr was welcomed to the So- ren' of Hamm' an ved H ou S °
guests. -
talk.
ing Thro’."
ology.
NCOVCYY.
d nd it w dc ded
mother are her husband and three and Mrs. Everett McKinnon and me y came up B as mush in awk'
that owin t th conditions of the
sons, Peter and Johnson at home MPS- G- Mfwmillnn S8118 H- duet. fmances E vt” im osslble wvova Mr' M' S' A°°m hu retumed t°
P his home in Bouris after spending
arid William in Iris. Two soils died Miss Etta Ross read the lesson mo e B for tm b v th v ' -
'vifnh tragic suddennos-’<, full grown. f|'°m thi? Studi’ b00l< und the Miz- n y S purpose' U B In few days in ch”b"t'et'°wn`_G'
loudly calling on them to "escape ` ‘and invited a number of prospec-
: _----l~~ h
year. His sickness seemed to shout _ LONDON Jan 1v_(A_P_)__,n__e man's Auxiliary and said eeb;
 member should feel proud to
symptoms of leakage of the llc:lri_ efforts of p____s_cia;-5 and nurses to _T
or some kind of heart` trouble. ___ save tile life of Samuel James Fur- long to sum B' mme °rgani;au°",`
H°W°V"' und" 1" an he “'95 Ye' Mrs. Ray McKinnon is visiting nace in order that he might face We an only 5 mm pm ol ma
_maqicably gentle. uncom-plalniniz friends and relatives in O‘Leary. trial for the murder' of his friend, ° gi Mon hen' bm we have.
and resigned to the end. He is sur~ M Walter Spatcheit, failed today our w°r:e:’ tgmthshe hoped; 
Vive.; by hy Wvdwv nd ,L do L d _ _ . d i ly num o ose presen wour
bay abou __S _E ___ 0_3 b 'lil P “_ Miss _Kathryn lVi_o.K_enzie, R._ Nl, when the D1'lS0H0TDi1il_€'nt led n _join the Girls, Branch and it not
  uf-     --
. But svandcm ever _S,_m_., new P,.C5ldcm_ was in the Cham Mrs w______m G____am -» ~ Charlottetown x_riotorlsi..~'. to Sourls
She was strong in faith giving and ,Miss Etta Ross acted as or- ' ' gin Ifémdw m°-“ded M33 MSJOF
glory to Gnd, glinlst. Mrs. Frank Howard offered In me Souris Town council last °u";wal_;5vWh§d_‘_'p;m at “W hw” in
11105,, left to mourn and miss a Prayer and read a helpful leaflet. week the matter of ,elm for me madman  in '  trcpmwd tm’
patient, gentle, godly wife and Mrs. Daniel Darrach sang a solo cl e 3 qu  pnsmbm but
in s short time parties would call
1932 cccd '15 years. aft/fr about 16 some had lots of action. Several --- on me citizens oiour town for pub-
yeara of great sufferings, 13 of penalties being handed out. M.lssDo1'lsMacDonl\ld has rcsum- 01,, subscription for ,ms purpom
which (ii: is snidl often amounted 1- ed studies ln Cllal'lottctowl1`, after Along with the amount which Wm
in acute pains. llel' trouble. after 3 011 Wi?dU€5CiU-Y 9V€nili8. the elev- 8¥\]0,Vi1l£Z fi- "CRV l’30“5i\ni9 h°HdHY bg 001100000] then, Wm be moneys
years suffering took thy. form of xi entil, Stervarts Bakery and the Spent Ht her 1101110 in 5°“fi5- available from tha Provincial and
running sore on one of her limbs” C. C. C. boys played a. good game l* - ‘Dominion Governments. The lodk-
ri little nbovc the nnkfc, giving hcr of hockey in Cornwall Rink, score MT. -7. Wilfred Clleverie, of Sou- ms um. and the dispensing of this
:much discomfort and ofnn nwlly. reading one-nothing in favor of HS. 517011” H f@“' days m (_-7h‘“`1°ct°‘ fund will be under the care of a
filer patience wag, m:1rvcli'iils. Na- Stewnrt’s Bakery. Billy Alywurd WW” mst WCCK Visiting mends' C0mmiti€G fr0lI\ the TOWn Coililcil
tui-ally she was tenacious to life, acted as referee. 'l and assisted by one of the Clergy
but more so in her fnlth iinrl erin ` 1 Friends Wm "S705 f° 19"” th" of es/ch of the denominations.
about 16 years ago. or about the D011 Bcncdlci-i011 brought the meet- - "
time her ailment begun. Mrs, Ross lug to a close, after which refresh- '
was s member of l"~ cllurch of ments and a social hour was en
scotland no her <.u1l_ I ioycd.. - i '
The servTccs atxthe 1 holne :incl Miss Winnie Wright, York Point, B L R 
grave were conducted by thc mv. was the welcome week-cnd guest of _
lAill'stcr Murray. mlnl"icr of f`n‘c Misc Naomi Bain Comwall
A Irssllsl Sigh!
Miss C. H. Lsngoahhn Vor-
niliou, sack., wi-im:-Huy mee
was covered with And I
0| .Fm
in protest against salary cuts.
Heir Born To
Rich Aga Khan
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PARIS, Jan. 17.-(A.P.)-A son
was bom today to the fair'-haired
French wife of Aga Khan III, re-
ligious head of Ismaili Mohamme-
dans and the owner of an` extensive
racing stable. It was reported that
both the Begum Aga. Khan and the
son, which was born at 'I a. nl., were
d i ‘l.
Prince Ali, 26 year old, by a previ-
England.
was at Cannes on the Riviera today
woman, the daughter of s Bour-
geolsa family, three years ago. He
never has visited- India and has not
ing held very entertaining, inter-
bers_ Meetings were held consecu-
tively every two weeks, the last
various officers showin that
pectatlons Dos te th i +
the long series of events that lcd
to the laying of judicial misconduct
charges against him.
Mr. Justice Frank Ford, appoint-
ed b the Minister of Justice to 111-
15 understood that these debts were , y h d
omitted because they are depend- "°°"3“'° th’ °°mp’°m"°‘ hu °”_
v _
evidence from almost a dozen wit
nosses, including Hon. W. J. Major,
Attorney-General, who supported
tm; does not necessarily mem “mths soeuss.tious.` Beginning tomar.
mmm government is Imaam, row ho will listen to the evidence
them. as experts say it is always ` °! “‘° °°°“”d'
pcnible to introduce special en-5 Thi* -“idle W1" \’° °“ W °°°'“‘f
for at least a week, he warned the
commission, while another week
will be occupied with his final ar-
gument. It is not expected any
other witnesses will testify.
Already accused by the Attorney.
General with "excessive abuse of
authority," and receiving fees in
contravention to the statutes, Judge
Stubbs was further charged 'by
Magistrate R. B. Graham “wlth
conduct interfering with adminis-
tration of justice."
The magistrate of city police
orary salary cuts in the' civil , court was one of the chief witness-
es at tod.ay's hearing which was cd-
joumed at noon, disappointing the
huge crowd which had lined the
ccridors long before the hour of re-
convention.
Several cases were cited by wit-
ness to support his charges. Also
he told of s prisoner in his court
refusing an offer of trial by msgis-`
trate or jury and demanding trial
by Judge Stubbs. Pivr detectives
swore this _was a common feeling
by prisoners.
Ohiectlon to admission of certain
evidence was taken by defense
counsel, E. J. McMurray. but Judge
civil service groups have threat- I s;ur.b.'hiierniptea with the re.
ened to slow down or go on strike mm-1|; 1-we»,,e had gown M mm
oners and others making me out
a Mecca for criminals so this may
ll ‘N11 8° along to complete the
farce." -' _
H000 that counsel did not agree
with his client ls to what would
D0 l°°°Di0d by the commission as
evidence was expressed by Mr. Jus-
tice Ford. Counsel assured him 110
did not.
Demonstrations
In Wie West
wmurvrrvno, .rm 11 _ io. P.) _
ous marriage. Prince All lives in Tuned t‘° ”n°h’°m"° Wm' mum' “Back T0 The
tation 0! s memorial urging M00.
'rhe wealthy nan Indian Prince °'°“ °f I “Siem °f °°ui='ibut°ry W00dS ’ ’ ’ S¢1yS‘
1m°mD10yD1€llt insurance to Prime
He was married to the pretty French Mmm?-\' F- B- Bennett Nt Ottlwl Tru fo C0 un eil
dernonstmtions were organised to-
day by unemployed uircugrwui
_ 'PRJURD `N. S. .Inn
is of years old and she is 34.  Canada, Four persons to- Nov “bmi to th; land.. but “back
The Ilegum Aga Khan, who spent n g t were under arrest. at Nelson, to me woods.. is the -I-rum town of
her entire life in Cliambery, France, IB. C.. but at other centres order I _
her birthplace, until her marriage, prevailed. wuncws remedy ‘or unempoy
Demonstrators numbering more
200 lore woodlot have
adopted the Mohammedan faith. nun 1,500 marched fn the yum, dm” M ° _ _
She was bom _,_ Cathom _ been ¢°mpler,e¢i_ There the workles. through the absence of tha. eel,
ment buildings at Winnipeg. Mount-
24 Police intercepted them on the
gro w ere a dele
Long creek Blue Bell Division “th” "um "mmm 1° °'°°°"t “Mel” “\° ‘”"¢°1°" °f "°‘”"‘ °“¥`
a series oi demands to Cabinet Min-
has completed its first quarter, hav- Men m connection with \mempby_ hm” R" U' M‘9D°w°"‘
ment relief
all Cabinet ministers qualified to
desi with their demands now are
in Ottawa attending the Dominion-
few being held at the homes of Pmv M _ __.`_._
rvini. Malcolm lvrucuelll, Mrs. am- "ml °° "°”°°' P°u°° “I” (canadian ness)
ed a dozen banners bearing inscrip-
est Turner and Mrs. C. R. Mac- i. .. MONCTON N. B., Jan. li.-All
1>h..u nu via. me .ina-rea.. one ff,‘;“.f§‘f,’;n;‘ ,,';" mf ,",°,,'e;“.°.°"‘°°.,.,,'e puma wulftueu trip and fun of
has been taken and so many young ` ' comments upon the enjoyable holl-
parade was comparatively orderly
men and women have joined the dly thvy had. retuminu Mufitlmcrl
organization every prospect oi n mdvuwr 'mem' fag” imd natal' arrived in Moncton today from
very successful future appears in me G speeches by I “de” e MOBY-F051 Bild Qllebw OD the 509501
crowd dispersed
store for "Blue B011," The P,-0. ` ‘ ` low fare excursion operated by the
:ammo contest h 1, M Damn’ mm” "mm 30° Wm' Canadian' National Railways to
H w lc has been “_ ng pl de _
put on under- the du-eciio or r o cms' °°'“d‘ "M" ` *»h°°° “ii” °“ 1""°BY1°-°°~
capable captains has prove; a. huze mmded lddmoml nu” imm the 5°m° “Ven h““d’°d mme tm
success, all members participating gwemmem tm d°m°n"tm°°"° Pu' trip to Montreal while approxim-
to the best of their ability, At the “ded w' their h°°‘d'q““"’°“ wha” ately two hundred visited Quebec.
0105,, of me quarter very camp” they Were Bdd!`95S¢d by their 1054' The excursion included the Gaspe
pensive M-,om were given by th; 011- » Peninsula and Points in the Pro-
8 the _
reports both financially and social- ° “up”
ly have far exceeded our best ox- Graz” arts “mn °°nver”ti°n with hockey
- iii e act tha. it
1# ueccwuy to hold meetings ,t wasritucifrvorc. Jan 17-lar.) i1°°keysamcb°tw°¢nB°S*»°u "Him
_the hum” of the members never_ -umm export; 1"; we;-k fmm and Montreal Mereons at the Mout-
thelcss they have proven to be so gh, United gm,” 5m0um,,d W real Forum on Baturduy_ nigh_t; ang
vm, ,nveresvmg that M we begin 104,000 bush,” ,gmmv |_00L000 stated they saw an excelent len
nnother quart” we trust me fum" bi-llhols the pl'€Vl0l.l5 WBBK, Ind °‘_ h°°k°y lpllayed; _ n was
may be as successful as tha Past 5°"-°°° d“"|"¢ th# °°i'l‘¢3'i>°!1dm¥ ’mA;p°°i° °:] are '”;l°u“§m°n_
has been, At that msmumon of week, of last year, commerce de- ° °°t °"°r ° cam an
al from Montreal to Ottawa. at the
new officer; thc e,¢¢0uuv0 in chu" partmcnt figures released today
was re_electcd th “_ mom some time and some continued on
' ° "Mk bun' °' to Ottawa taking advantage of this
“Ch 0 msc degree of success it omwm 3"” °"P°W°*`| 1"' wmv th M100 0;
- - ourslo t .
was pleasing to the members 00 "0 week through United States ports gum” “md “Q .eh:wp,,;w,,`,],n¢ 
the_same officers take char-go 10;- lmcrirlod to 777,000 bushels a-, hmmm" and other places of mm, mmm hir; gn:
another quarter. At the last moat- llinst 448.000 bushelstho previous at An vom me ,,,wm.,|,,,, B wc. mr.. -és..-r`i'¢i|..i¢-ii .
‘"3 “I0 f°1l°W|l’l8 Dlwrlmmc was 7”* Wm” °’""°"‘ °‘ “Nm Am' cess. Excursionists from Nova Scotia 'M' - 0”' '
Gxceiitionally well rendered- erlclln wheat flour were 57,000 omunued th mjamney "cm mme P&¢Ull. _
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v ' 'l
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  tviiirlfcs-cn. .1ohn.Ah~_-. nic.-rl,-un. ~.u.luuouih's holiday in Boston. Mass. M ,
fi "  violin McLennan. Our heartfelt C. \|1\¢Ti‘i|°ifi»iiiiau(`i:,°'Xu.“d'm»'rn:»,Dg:L-z -"Huh" M'
if
ifonla. assisted by Rev. Mr. Skllinrr The friends of Mr. Jack Scoil B  O G D
ht vile homo, The lutcrmrrit rw.; i'l ‘lic itlild to are him out again af-
milf-doula cemetery and the v.~_il~ _ ltr u severe attack of flu. 
bearbrs were Messrs. Kenneth uri-i` Mrs. John Ellsworth returned 
.3 v,_~~ g,,‘h'n Mcmnnonl _y_,_p__-;'_¢~,.,-_~_,f,_1\1»,¢1 home on Thursday evening from a `  T E R S
me to use
and after I
cleared ofpehp
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listed to be  ss I
was s dreadful ggbt.
I got no reli hntll
who had had the lids
Bard '
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J. M. MCFADYEN,
' COMMITTEE
J. G. MCFADYEN, Chairman, '
JOHN ANDERSON, MALCOLM MCKINNON
J. B. MANDERSON, T. M. MCMILLAN, Secy.
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THEATRE
TUESDAY _arid WEDNESDAY Evening
- 'January 24th. and 25th.
Admission 50c No Reserved Seats
Tickets for Tuesday, Jan. 24th on sale Fri-
day 20th at 9 a. m. and tickets for Wednesday,
Jan. 25th, on sale Wednesday 25th at`9 a. m. at
Johnson '& Johnson and H. L. Worthy’s Drug
'CPU-U‘U‘U'Q'U
A. B. BROWN
°"§We-' i . 
'The father has another son, *Q e W , -
l7-(C.P.)-
ment. Negotiations for _tho pur-
wlll have a chance to swing their
departments, the chopping comics
With Wreir Trip
vines of Quebec east of Riviera Du
fans a. large number visited the
Come To Rescue
/Of Wild Geese
(Canadian Press)
chaos. ear, N. s., sau. rr-'rhe
local Fish and Game Protectivl
Association his come to the rescue
hungry wild geese at Glace Bay
Lake. Arrangements have been
made to-spread corn there, where
the birds are in a pitiful condition
grass and wild rico on which ther
LONG CREEK DIVISION Punammt um” h _ airs in cutting wood for the town are accustomed to feed.
Today R. C. M. P. _oonstobli-‘_
went to Bay Lakoand Lingsn Bay
and found hundreds of the game
birds on the verge of starvation.
The society thereupon made plans
esting and enthusiastic meetings at Th d I ' M _ ' ` ‘ _
me homes of their various mem_ 0 coca cn was ulvlses that A Pleased for feeding it the lure and will
likely provide provisions at the bay
Youth Drowns
WEST LA HAVE, N. B. Jan l'.’-
(C.P.>-Murray Corkum, 17, was oil
the way home to New Cunlberlnlu.
from a day’s work at West Dublin
when he decided to fry a shortcut
across I-ruey’s Lake. Halt way l'
cross the ice cracked and op`en¢°
beneath his weight. Neighbors HV'
ing along the lake shore ranlw hi'
rescue. but were too late to save ‘lil
life. The youth had been dead l
short time when the body was T*
covered.
 
able number of Marltlmers vlsltlni
relatives and friends in B090"
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W1-lfll°li'1‘llfncl':so10.ldlidred aplesslngmmner. izzilnunglmsswiunoswmidcr-
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These popular low rate excursion:
have met with popular resiJ°“5° “'
the low rate permits 0! |“t¢\‘°1“‘“5'
of visits which otherwise would bf
few and far between.
solo, Benj. Bowarbank: instrument- ' gum qu 0p¢,-nm; from montreal `  
Al music, Annie MocPhee; speech, Auld; remarks, Mrs. Heber Mac- 00 m',,,¢w,,_ 1,,g_0m¢f,|.,n 1-¢nhhing` I
*'°b”' M‘°’-M11: mdins. 0. R Ima _ v.i-uric oiricins inaicarcs uni the
M°¢Phll1: remarks, Mrs. Malcolm special mention may be made of 1" nie .gem-sion co Boston being
MecNei1i: reading, Helen noun; rc. a solo by lima mu wilms Inc- op.-seed on January :nth an i-sri ` 
muh. Url-U. R.MscPhsil; speech, 'Phail which was rendered in such th Canadian National and _ ' ` I  M E `
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Speech. Mrs- Hugh Maoxemlcg barrels against 56,000 ban-eh. on 00,5, umvegd A 00.01,; f- ~» ~~-~»--'-“-'b’."S']
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