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 'et their we
 came to this
 of 1929, at s uma when the
'nun-mometel'"'  was regisicring almost
 aero. However. the wol-
ccineof theoburch was very warm.
nénaiiiealarely began is may une
new sitmtion for himself. s strang-
er in what was to him s strange
we
A year of intensive study and pre-
paration has just been completed
and at the annual meeting of the
churcll real PNINM was reportod.
Congregations have increased splen-
didly, while every department ot the
 has advanced under his lead
eramp. He has visited every family
twice or more, has acquainted him-
'aelf with the western viewpoint, has
laidia' careful foundation for a suc-
'eesslul pasfmate, and au look for-
_wlrd with confidence to his work in
‘the coming years. Mrs. Eaton and
the boy; mme out in July. and she
 has made a real contribution.
in the direction of the girls* work of
'the church. in addition to her many
`otiher_1nt,eresta.
'I'he First Baptist Church ot Bran-
don, the college town of the da-
nomination in the west. is one of
the 'important charles of the BIP-
'uag people here, dealing aa it does
with so many young nwvle from all
pattsof the country, Mr. Eaton hll
developed an understanding cf the
problem and the' situation, and the
outlook for his work in 1930, and
in the years to come is very bright.
Owing to the resignation of Dr. H.
L. MacNelll in the mid term of the
college, and the necessity of com-
pleting certain isubjects of the years
curriculum. the Brandon College
Board has asked Mr. Eaton to tcacll
one course for the mkiistcrlal body
of the college. Thus he will be more
closely connected with the student
life. He is also a member of the col-
lege board, takes a prominent Pl-fl
in the ministerial association, of tl-la
city, and in many ways has made a
real contribution to the life of the
city in his mst year amongst us.
H. L. P.,
-4-o-eqooo-0-be-e-ooo-‘deco-eoeoee
HAVE YOUR EYES
EXAMINED AND i
GLASSES FITTED BY
1' 5 1-;__ MRKMAN
lrgiaiefcd Optometrist
‘ “ , Montague. P. E- L ‘
'Western Guardzan
--Ill) RIINCU AND MM-
“1-sssass. my ,mem pl-me at
lrscs’s. 134|-1-D-si.
xnééi ‘
-»l0UIlYlA1‘Cl|at Kehlillltoa
Kensington Vs "C. Y. M. L" Pride!
night. Jan. 21st. One hour's ,skate
after . 1l'|l-ll.
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-fsllll emo! roaucolond
etched tumbler package Robin Hood
Rapid Oats at your Grocer.
, 1298-1-21-lweek.
ll¢_°'l4
-I‘ll_BH FBOZIN FISH 'for fox
or mink feed is scarce. I1 you want
any try Brwe‘s. _1364-1-29-Zi.
-raiasanxs standard sealer
will weigh correctly if lb. or 500 lbs.
Bold at Bl-sce‘s. 1380-1-30-ll.
-QUEEN HIATIBS for wood
only. 85.50 and $8.50 at Braces.
1348-l-29-Iii.
-HARRIS’ BONELBSS inspected
horsemest, every box guaranteed,
choloe quality. order now at Braces.
1380-l-30-Zi.
, -BORDEN, FEBRUARY 4i.h NEXT
-Chicken Supper, Bazaar, Bingo,
Lotteries, Games etc., in basement of
`Abegweit Hotel. Proceeds in aid of
‘nay Church. Everyone welcome.
Drawing of special cake donated.
Supper at 5 o‘clock. 1349-Zi.
WBlGH’l‘--The dgath occurred at
the residence o!"Mn. Mlnto. Bum-
mcrlida,` on 'mildly night of Mrs.
A. M. wright. following a paralytic
stroke which ogcurred last Friday
evening as Mrs. Wright was about
to tilkc part in a blrtlldly social in
Epwoirth Hall. The deceased lady
lived in Bedeque-in her girlhood
and married Mr. A. M. Wright. s
el-dh there But for
in the Un‘lt»ed'Sf-WH. After hm' hus-
teemed by all who knew her for her
many estlmsbla qualities and will
be much mined by has many friends
one son is left to mourn. Mr. Perey
Wright of Detroit. to whom much
sympathy is exprease
--ANNUAL MEETING Ol' BUM-
Drlvlng Club was nel.-l in the or-
fico of Dr. E. E. 'Danton tm Tues-
day evenlri Altar the minutes, of
the previous meetng had been ra-
vlewed and aduptcd the officers for
the ar mo were elected as fol
ed to elect their onloers ss follows'
It was decided to hold the nrst nee
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MDN!!! , T0 LOAN
MONTAGUB '
-nsajra or rms. A. M. -
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--FOI Ill!!! FROZEN CAPLIN.
natnah and herring try Bracs’s.
-HOCKEY SPli`»ClAL-The pry!-
tal hockey special will leave Bum-
mersida Pi-ldsy, the aist. at 4 p. m.
Return fare $l.’l0. .1388-l.-30-Zi
-lutsvy ALL wool. m.ANxl:'rs
aa x as, regular wsu speem also
$10.50 special $8.50 per pair, at
Brace‘s. 1348-l-29-Sl.
Eastern Guardian
..°SUNDAY SERVICES-Rev. J.
W. Williams will conduct services on
sunday, nb. 2. as follows. Montague
st 10.30 s.. m. Georgetown 2.65 D- D1-
Bturgeon st 'I p. m.`
JST. ANDREWS PKESBYTEI-
(AN CIIUICB. MONTAGUL-The
Rlv. W. l. Dlviel. B. A-.' Minister of
cardigan will pm-each in the alwvl
church on Sunday" next, Iiebrusry
2nd It 'I P. m. weather and roads
roads permitting. The Kirk session
will meer, alter the service- '
P
band's desth Mrs. Wright returned A"‘9“""°' M°D°”m’ Wm’ W” by
.w th, mbm to “vs_ sh, Wu "_ Miss Mary Modormac and Mr. John
| ‘ ` W. McDonald. 'Ifha consolation going
to Mrs. Aeneas McDonald and Mr.
Rom Underhsy.
..°BOClAL GATBEBING - Thir-
d__s teen tables were played at s. very
pleasant whist at the home of Mrs.
Michael McDonald, Little Pond, on
hi
Mlgsmg DRIVING CLUB _THQ Jlri. Bbh. 'Phe DNR! W Ch Weld
mmm. mmm' M th°.Bummenm° given by Mrs. Vincent Mclsonsld,
t M Donald
were won by Miss Jane c
Donald sud Mr. Nell McCormao._
.___-
Han. Pres. Hon. J. sl Wyatt; P.-en. ed which sow towards the builgilnz
dent, Dr. Tanmu; vi” p|-¢,1d,,n|;_ fund for o. new school to bc erected
Capt. mad; sgnmggry, D;-_ qm,~¢h_ in the near future. Excellent music
was furnished by Mr. Henry McDon-
 on the race track of the Driving aid and Mr. Wilfred Campbell.
<1* _ cm on July let, s feature of me --
- 3 race being I three your Old stake ..°SAVAGE BA'BBO_ll. DEBATE-
g “ ’ ' A race for s purse oi sooo; it was also On Jan. 13 the Savage Harbor De-
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gl
adreed to hold an exhibition in the
fall providing A sumcient grant
could be dbtalned from the Govem.
ment, The Board found themselves
beting mlety met in the school room
to discuss the following subject, “Rc-
solved that therroxlmity or the Un-
ited Blaios is Detrllnental to Can-
||j¢HANw5 AND 55,491 ,nu in s very gratifying position owing ada." The subject called for much
wlu and that ana been east less here.
to the fact that during the season
discussion and was sbly,snd thor-
qmckex. md hem, work Wm, 1”, of 1929 they had been able to meet oughly discussed by both sides. The
' all obligations-8. pro side contended that the prox-
eilqrt will be the result. Visas. saws.
in-lity of the U. B. had a tendency
drillsjplanes, wrenches and complete
tool kits-hardware of every descrip- PUNUNMS V° 'um C““‘“‘“ V°““.‘5` W 3""
t,l.on` swalt your selection 0ur`
country, while the con side upheld
, "’ _ ' -an. ne.. 1-mutt or me sian or that me lasurlee aeoletea sy me ep-
stock is I te. Av ld disc int-
' comp' ° P” Nova eeotis at 0'Leary has been position ss s. result ofthe nesl-ness
mm mm ne mor.
» l °’ °° ' ’° mnnzenea to their man. ln Ulm- or um unuea su would mu ex-
lotwwwn,-s.  _
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.;§'H£rdware. Co.,
 ‘h  Limited
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asa this adjective sd-
eltll
‘erllalllh
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-use .mn omg. sc Mlealeien,
left on 'hlaaday naming for New
Y°r‘»=.'whare she will use np my
training as a nurse in one of me
-00ri¢'i'ttis\atim|l»l'0hfAlI&d
___ large hospitals there.-8.
e-e-e-Q-eo-00+' _
-Messrs.
Deacon sad
week to a
Men
Ein,
flirt
Elzsil
‘écrit
gnitééi
'lf You Spit Phlegm ,
,1 _ You Have Catarrh . 1
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Getting Bald ‘I
You nesdn’ti Minsrd‘s checks
fllllnl hair and stimulates
MW lfilwth - odd) new life to
the entire scalp.,
, Rubintoscsipfollrtlmose
week. ,
-__-ann-ansllllnnhsnluilll-u-1
1384-l-29-21.
per pair; extra large 'I2 x 90, regular
..°WlllST PARTY-An enjoyable
whist. was held at the home of Mrs.
`Llttle Pond on Jan.
promlneny m mc _ 4 Allen Moxansia, »
. Ind. Twelve tables were played. The
over forty years they had resided “___ "mah ____ _‘WB in by Mm
and Mr. John Norton., The consola-
tions were won by Mrs. John J. Mc-
ye _ ..°BOClAL AND DANCE-The Bo-
1_°w5;___g°,,|-d of Dk-,nm-5, DL E_ -r_ cial and dance which was to be held
'1~mu_m_ <},,pf,_ _L L_ ngadr L_ M_ in Little Pond School on Tuesday,
Mamem, J, }r_ Mun-gm,” G_ w_ Jon. 21st was held on Wednesday.
 su~s mu, E H! Mommy ‘M DL w_ G_ 22nd owing to the storm on Tuesday
‘."‘._‘*'“-.`“.”""'“"""“'”""_'"" Chu;-on. The directs,-5 than pmeed. night. It was quite s success. The
sum of twenty-six dollars was realiz-
signer

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allaa,`naar`rl»en.’.i\.
 Ono. U. sl, -Morrlson._ P.~L.
Ovfflni A- D. Rohan. .T. ldurphy,
Mable rlsot. Judea. Wilma comn.
' ALBAKYANDVICINITY '
s Mr. Neilfllmeron. Btanchel. and
‘son Will. were visitors to Albany
Friday the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ewen Olmemn. ' - .
On Wednesday evening the Albany
rink was crowded with people to gag
the hockey same- between the Royals
of Cape Traverse and Albany st.
Pats. which resulted. in a victory for
ithe Bt. Pats. 'I.’he__galne was a close
one from start to finish and caused
much excitement. The game was ably
refereed by Mr. 'Frank MacFarlane
of Augustine Cove.
Among those from Cape Traverse
who attended fthe hockey ‘match in
Albany rink Wednesday evening
were Misses Helen Macwllllams, Hil-
da Harvey and Florence Bell.
Miss Edith Grossman was s visit-
or to her home in Copa Traverse
Saturday. ~
I
Misses Ads Smith, Angelina U-
Conneil. and Gertrude Murphy were
visitors to Albany Wednesday avan-
ing. While there they attended the
hockey match.
Mr. Ewen Cameron was a visitor
to Bedeque Wednesday. _
Miss Ads Walsh spent last week-
ond in Cape Traverse the guest of
Mrs. Melbourne Howatt.
Mrs. Harry Ross is spending n
week in 'rryonnmong friends and
relatives. ‘r
` ...___ -
Miss Margaret. Affleck was a vis-
itor to Sesrletown Friday.
Miss Ruby Burns was the guest or
Mrs. E. L., Poynter of Lower Bed-
qeua. Thursday.
nonasss Ann rm-:sEN'raTloN'
On Tuesday, Jany. 'lth, a large
number of friends assembled at the
beautiful home of Mr; Aiphie Arsen-
ault where a pleasant evening was
spent in dancing and whist.
Excellent music was rendered by
tha vlclinista Messrs. John Chaissorl
and Joseph E. Gallant. accompanied
on the organ by Mrs. Albert chais-
son. A pleasing feature of the even-
ing was an old fashioned step dance
by Mr. Arsenault°s mother. who
‘can perform with greet credit to her-
self.
Miss Florence Harpers "charles-
toning" was exceptionally well done
and was loudly applauded.
_li/lr. Arsenault's father, Mr. J. J.
Arsenault, who’ is ever courteous and
solicitous for the entertainment of
visitors handled the' card games to
tha satisfactiorrof ill.
During the _course of the evening
an lddrees was read and a purse
presented to Mr. Arsennult, who is
the obliging and efficient mail cour-
ier of route l1o.'2. Mr. Arsenault re-
plied in a. few well chosen words,
thanking all for their kindness, say-
ing that in eighteen years in serv-
lee, with the exception of three years
overseas he had nothing but praise
for the boxholders, and asked if he
should not bs successful in his teari-
er, that the same treatment be ex-
tended to his successor, as a mail
courier's_ job at times is A strenu-
ous task, that one has to contend.
sets, of kindness as were shown to
him that night. Mr. Arsenault was
then seized and bounced, much _ta
the amusement. of the spectators
 me blby  the ‘National Anthem, they all dev _ _ _ C V
' our
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