SATURDAY-

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By mm ‘senses Lebanon.

aun as a nation free of Hench su- On B‘ evening th t d t pervision- It 133d ‘has place on JUlT IDLII 11:“! bva in‘ t w wa news —— dwarfed 0* addnaa 2132:. 2118c? testis: the P's-em; took l! "l" " m“ N place, the Lebanese government “Mu-nu pgg-lfl-f d the flllt rdfan N a1 was dissolved, and independence z u ‘m h l. wtll

r u. r . . W" ‘Mfid- "mm Gm!" ° “m “bfl m‘, 3g n. Durhu: the course of nu 2...... was dispatched w neyrouth u“; mm. um on! ‘"11 nut away the Reverend speaker, w wasvthe (Beirut), the capital, by De Gaulle. [mover men's dlllll to kill. gh rca7eghntative. ‘gemibzg “4 medmw‘ l“ “ Wmrmuw 3' . ' ' . mmguw lbowedthaoncnaaaofm ‘élIill-h. Dloslve situation 1* mm.‘ n": mhgxgtlgnfn "In", ‘u’ HO also IV! I lllfllnlry 0f the Bordered on the south by Pales- Half-why down the Lebanese loom Blalmp 06am who told tine, and on the north by tobacco- cmm L! Bewwth’ bu” W" o‘ o“ "in “mun”, “dam m“ of cmurienoea aa n. er off lfiwlgltg sgilfaklahgle‘: Egunigilgglll‘ 100.000 Pwple. whose c source That war ahall never mm ll!!! % J'p'“1?m:r'°“ °! n by Am i w ' =1 - e 3 ilk _ . - ~ ~ “w” wuflnet“ 810118 a 140ml“ was‘ ‘lsnillclgflpainrigfelsfcityneilsggel?“ Time wu u: unlit-IN "I "W! Fun‘ “fulfil 'o 2%“? o’ w Igbany-rtsllhiséglrylnmlégmtm lgend‘ In 1941 Great Britain occupied And menandwomcndlmfllflm ' ' ' ' ng O 9 grm C1’! GUI v ‘ ‘ , like itiswrdflyb "e"- "4 ‘med tl/iectmotnublhenatllrenglfi-Tgxéh $1?! IbI-Ihhgbwhofwiht WINK-l" comm-lb‘: m: cedars “ere used 1n the coilstruc- day...“ guy-mg over to 311mb thew “m”. go; 3.3mm, Ind “m”. non or King Solomon's temple. m, n“, new, on...“ Th, ‘mat o uni- would WW"- n umu duri the pus‘ week. n. boasts of the site of Baalbek, current crisis has borne fruit ' ' ' ‘I'M i4 under the direction

the city built by Cain. and the there where the whale discharged Us passenger, Jonah. From the x 9f Byblos "Bible."

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The Rcgcnsburg-Nuremburg area‘

Frcqucntly raided by RAF and J, s Eighth Alt Force planes is

H19 Rc:¢1\-\bui'g-Nurcrnburg area of] served by committee in charge.

Gel-litany. shown in detail HbOl/E-

anclent land of silk and cedar, wants its place 1n the

came the word

French troops marching in the streets of Beyroath '1

i i501‘ school children.

a. stand; the ideals and policies of the Atlantic Charter will apply to Middle Eastern countries as to . their right to independence.

SUCCESS W. I.

I The 27th annual meeting of Suc- lcess W. I. Graham's Road, met at the home of Mrs. Earle Murray on luesday evening. November 16th. In the absence of the President. the vice president Mrs. Fwd. Cum - bell presided. Meeting opened wiPh singing The Maple Leaf Forever" followed by the Creed in wiiscn. Roll call was responder; to by pay- ing membership ‘ees. The minutes of Drevoous meeting 4nd lust an- nal meeting were read wid approv- ed. $25.65 was reported taken in from last dance. Bills amounting to 1013,31 were presented and {bald and a $50.00 Victory Bond .bou£ht. It was decided to pack lboxes for members of the Armed iForces in Canada. at the homo of iMrs. J. M. Campbell on ‘Tuesday. .December 14th. Also to remember the sick and shut-ins at Christmas Mrs. Earle Murray and Charity ,MucKay were nskec.‘ to buy gifts Correspond- l cnce were read and the SecretarY ireported having sent cigarettes ‘overseas. $5.00 m Milk for Britain ‘Fund. Members decided to send for

in that Washington has at last taken

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But BIO: wen mode tbtt fem!“ I ll discontent. 15mm cars“ 111% were trained new hard

ea Andbacktowarflu nation! went. ._.

Nowdscron onoe men must come the wf.“ despotism! power will 1' . And this we pray; God grant that 9F Shall pacts c! beau enduring make. MEAN AND VICIOUI

Th h been reourlmoc of mu “incline and‘ brutality ‘i: London cla.l that

growing eel-Tm; panic 1n the face oi’ approaching defeat.

Stung blv frustration, smarting bitterly under cunrulotive disasters in Russia, the retreatin Nazis seek revenge in new atrocit es of mass brutality.

It is true to pattern. For Ger- many there is no dignity nor de- cenc either in vicfc or defeat. 1n all the story of nat ons there is

Germany in the hour of triumph. and in defeat she reaches deph-v of iniquity beyond all dreams.

No sane country which believed in its future would build up for it- self a memory so hideous. a hatred so bitter. as the Nazis are building up for the Germany of tomorrow. There can be no place for Ger- many in the ccmity of civilised nations until this poison purged from her blood. and this

mad dream of world domination. I by themselves as the “muster race’ its driven utterly and finally from

their perverted minds.

ALCOHOL QUIZ!

l. DOES ALCOHOL INJURE THE‘- HEART?

Yes. it paralyses the nerves which control the heart and lows it to beat taco rapidly. thus becoming weakened and overworked.

Some people think that alcohol is a heart stimulant because it

nothing so mean and vicious asap,

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Lawrence Landrigan | to the College on Tuesday. l

Basketball in athletic atlxtlxtinfinfigerg.‘ the cir

OPDOI II.

Public Speaking: iYllftlloghGfgllvf) held ilts fir . as urs ay morn n . under very lengthy tfiscussion was resolved: That rural schools en P. E. I. should be consolidated. A. MacDonald and C. H. Murphy supporting the negative. were suc- cessful by a small margin over the affirmative speakers J. A. ac- Isaac and Allan F. MacDonald.

In the regular meeting of the Sophomore Group the members held an open discussion un "inter- class debating.’ The meeting was concluded with a five minute talk ‘Germany. the destroyer of culture." bv Eddie Gillie.

1111 the Freshman meeting five members gave five minute lallrs. Len ‘MacDonald spoke n “The

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. 9 . {benefits of rural libraries". Clark . IMacAulay on "Pioneers in Canada". ‘

Frank Bollzcr on “How to become a farmer in five easy lessons" Peter Benton on "_Why commodities are rationed" anc‘ Adolphus MacAulay reviewed the book Vipers '1":mnle."

Rt. Rev. A. A. MacAulav and Rev. were visitors

football Under ection o! the basketball

manager Kent MacDonald Infra- mlural and gleivenile Leagues have

been or d The Intramural we of Mama from omo . . a XII. and x The Juvenile League

is d fth foil t Thgleqgugggt," = ,.._<>'lg~;,,;g,x;;.. “ma... ..,_.,g,,,.. m .. ..

‘These birds have taken a great 1n- terest 1n basketball and before very long mil be able to fly through any . o

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causes the heart to beat faster, but. it, does this by paralysing the

On Wednesday evening. o concert r

nerves and ls not a true stimulant-

2. BUT IS NOT BRANDY USED T0 REVIVE FAINTING PER- SONS?

nor safe to use cases ly if

brandy.

one copy of Institute news for each group. A special collection of $1.00 is to be taken at next meeting.

. Financial re rt was given. Rec- eipts“ amount ng to $383.79 . ex- penditures $36539, balance on hand $18.40.

The following officers were ap- pointed. President, Mrs. James Wil- liams. ViCe President, Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Secretary Iueasurer. Mrs. Ray MacLeod. Ccnvenor of Red Cross work. Mrs. J. M. Crimp- bell. Auditors, Mrs. Jack MacKny, and Mrs. Hugh Campbell. Directors, Mrs. Walter Wigmcre, Mrs. A. M. Green and Mrs. Earle Murray. Red Fross work for the year ls as fol- ows:

_ . 2 pair d-Nny socks. 16 pair seamsnb socks, l2 pair sen- marfs stockings. 12 pair Air Force

to 70c. December meeting ls to be hcld at the home of Mrs. Bert MacKay. Roll call a Christmas verse and exchange of Christmas gifts. Meeting closed with National ‘Anthem and a dainty’ lunch was

AIMUIIEII. (SOHO!)

convey the waste matter to the U n The body l5 thus ""“°“'"'§§i’5°§§l»§ivnt E0"??? Bolster

~ , . . , POI!- ished and poisoned. Alcohol also fldenflql phone can by mnflMnb Donald. dancing by Joseph D. ivlacKehna, and a bread tween Bennett Donahue 1nd Frank Costello. (Donahue won.) ArI. Arf.

lungs. causing the danger of

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gloves, 4 m, sweawm 4 r15 fenders of the . Alcohol Windbreakers?!’ 7 green 211011151093 Wefikans 310m 5O 131M the d0 n00 dresses, 5 p513‘ yams; lmlclgers, 5 so quickly or effectivey Ilghtl pair girls DYJamas. against poison Herma-

Collection Was taken amounting 5 HOW DOM-S ALOOHQéo

cater: 111w BO

o dis

unduly praised. He ls always a tire some person and often a hurtful 011E. id". but lt needs to be compln on- ed by other good ideas tn keep it functioning properly in it: proper p a

any hot dri

FECT THE BLOOD?

so that they cannot; build u body with oxygen and

causes the blood vessels or tubes to become hard and brittle, thusi th blood

e brusting through the fine tubes and causing serious harm.

4 OW DOE IT AFPEET TH!‘ OLES? The white corpuscles are the de-

FURTHER INJ URY DY?

It hart-lens and clogs the lung cells so that they cannot supply oxygen so well to the blood or re- ee ve from the blood the carbon- ggaxlde. to breathe out from thv

Y. It has-dens food ao that the work f the stomach is increased and estion is hindered. 1t poralysea the nerves, weakens the muscles causes disease of the liver and ltckildnag. and injures every part o! O

y.

Alcohol is urieua to ma’!

Organ of the dy. -The White Ribbon, New Zealsnd.

BALANCED THINKING The man of one ldea, has been

His one idea may be c

4°55 horns and locomotive whis-

was staged by Club of Charles McIvor. the program were selections

G Yes. but 1t is neither new!“ l1 an.J,Ke1lv In m0!‘ Aulny. and tIlllc padtietnt bwillureviye lrlplclc- €gliglaifign R 0W6 0 1'03 0 1'98 lf- naugural ceremony con cted When able to swallow, bot milk or bv du nk will assist the hea-rblstudents’ Council. and ably asist- better than brandy, and cause noied injury, inld. each Freshman 3. HOW DOES ALCOHOL A1-'- Sportsmanship in carrying out his ‘duties. and as a reward It causes the blood oorpuscles to Nested with a shrivel up and become star shaped, l bow-tie. flqglgllflfll tllnel f J h n 0° _ or y none can o n 1. don Green I ‘and Reggie Ph

Bri at the home of Mrs. Philip Mathe- son on Thursday evening, Novem- ber 4t visitors present.

amcun

previous meeting and last annual meetin

lief Funr. $10.00. Fund l0

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‘Treat for school b0 s

bed ros quilts, 1 ladies suit, 7 pairs sea- men's stockings, 8 cooks. 6 al sleeved sweater.

ident,

W4 Preside t Secretary, Directors. Mrs. Howard Carr. Mrs. Etuasel the-

aon. Auditors. his. Philip Mathespn.

the College and was under the direction‘ ‘Iighllghm of] by flit"; os by F‘. Corcor-l . J. Morris and C. ltfnc-l the grand flnnlc 111 ‘he! of the Freshman. In

e Club "9". sol

Owen Shurkey. President of

by 0. Morris cnr.‘ J. J. iwlcDcn- shomd fine

s . conspicuous ween Hits with ‘he audience initiation were: a duet. 911m. rm autobio- Dunphy, o

something new in tap

eating contest be-

ti? OYSTER. BED BRIDGE W. I.

The annual meetmg of the Oyster Women's Institute met h. Twelve members and three

Roll ‘gall answered with a. nickel

d to 70 cents. Minutes of

receipts for “Mlbrpendl ure, $81.00

Cross aieoo. greet War Re-

.00. Chinese or Britain

dren d

Chudffli. BOXES I02‘ 14

overseas. C s work for year:

palra seurmen’: eevelese sweaters, 1 long

Following are the officers: Pres- Mrs. Gordon Carr. Vice- J. L. ML“ Allcc Chandler- Raymond hlrl.

n. Mrs.

We. Colin Higgna.

Glee ,~

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BUDGET CLUB TERM

in Accordance with Wartime Prices and Trade

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MRS. (REVJ J. M. BAXTER.

On Thursday. November 25th, Mrs. J- M. Baxter passed away after an illness of three months, quietly and bravely borne- She was 57 years of age and had been a faith- ful and gracious heipmeet to her husband for some twenlysix years of ministerial work.

The fragrance of her sweet and lovely character will long be re- membered on the charges that she so nobly helped to serve. Quiet and unassuming. she adorned the gos- pel of Jesus that she early in life accepted and professed.

We cannot say. we will not say

That she is gone; she is Just away.

With a cherry smile and a. wave of the hand

1 She has wandered into an un-

known land Andgierft us wondering how very a

It needs must be. for she lingers there.

She was born on January 20th, 1N0, at Walton, Rants County. a datlhter of Silas and Sarah Bur- gess Greenough. She trained as a

- teacher and taught in many of the

schools of West Hunts. In the sun- day School she taught for years a boy's and young men's class who still remember her For a number of years she was the Secretary of Hants County Religious Education Board. and during thoae years It was the banner country of Nova Bootia.

Becoming the wife of Rev. J. Baxter in she

neuron, three years at Louis- ville Community New

: CIIIIICII, {l}: fiuifiretth . ‘titntalgy are f‘; in hia thinking, his teaching be. york. eleven yeirs at River Hebert occasions. not or continuous and comes misleading. He is on unsafe 10"!‘ yleara at , - In. Ill everlasting exercise. when some- guide. Put out. of its proper rela- n Ju y. 1W!- wme to 0e. thin; o“ Wm Wm, m, mwhm. 1,101; 5nd pmpomqn, m; glnglp Here in the first 2 months, cancer .1301 o ,our su horn and the truth beeomesadislorted tb end dflflloved and successfully lthinif re uses to stop its shriekin . not less mischievous than a . held for one year and the DrOmi-ue ‘it mes g nulganu and an - -—-—-————- d new life seemed secure: but in motion. You can get too much of IIIAW 0N 01L late acpmnbor the cancer develop- Ia good thing, and likewise of a oed -_-- ed on lunu and after two idea, when its gets out of con r01. It wok 501,000 gallons of ell f0 months the Master called His sar- . It. is a danggrous thing for- a lend Annex-lean bombers to their vant. reacner to r1 o theo ical hob- firlt assault on Home and bring (mum p19... gm) dangerfluséor bun: “an: s: them but to bus. a wT h“ e poop . e caan -— when "i-iucl ouruu.sm..m wars: ... ..$.:".:l:..":. .... uus..-:r.-%.e‘*'#.~.s lover-em . e us war lmade to thrust er kindnd walga_waa taken in 100i. . uldc. a-“LA limum“ tengttnthogdoormfi ' w en e wro e Illfllflg. l"! dotermined not tn know 2 l.‘ MIGNANI ,thirlg among you, lave Jew land Him crucified?‘ For It. I .0». we - w- a n on ny Ill th Royaligildaxtrolf grmaconcarnln‘ 0a- 0r ‘Mnflnmqniét “u, “dunk M d women in l0 technical ground trades of e _ - g Canadoign “Alu- Force will soon be showing ‘he ‘militia of their trade m???‘ 5!". "lgumv ‘hi: bda. 1b than who la a b , but on lhl-lr uniforms. Wearing of the newly approved trade badges will 2;!" 3°- m‘ p" whogarflh bmhll by dshmalld man. ,,,,,.,,,.-,,.,.. ab...“ llw and of the year. The badges illustrated here will be The christian mm,“ h” b,“ Tethcoewhqwahupinthcmoralagaa’ aawiun nfi ‘ u u» ihmc nlrcildy in wear by wireless and radio tradesmen. physical sadly 5mm“. Wmmhou; m m gay want to bad, we clue in Ifllbma call-band

trulnilia! Jill] tlrill instructors and bandsmen. Others may be authorlned

luici‘, according to an announccmen

bftdgel- of blue cloth embroidered in 11811091‘ W114!» Wm be “"97" b! 311'-

wolnen and airmen up to the rank one inch below the albatross in

ranks, and five inches from the bottom 0f UIG He"! in m0 m" 0f

“igiht sergeant.

t from Air Force Headquarters. The

of flight sergeant. The)’ are placed mo. case of sergeants and lower

history. sorely wounded in the houle of its friends by thoae ninth-track ‘nitride which take l’ 0 Advent for instance-arm trflt Ital though it were the o y doctrine worthy of consideration. when I Christian Ion off-balance

one doc-

some of Scripture-the tlecond