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i ion of the Doctor, and Mrs. W.

0 Turner, R. N. the injured member

Thc final play-off game of

hockey for the Dr, Champion Cup which was post poned from Feb. iuness of Mfg Jgim

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20, owing to the inclemency of the Mount Royal Th;-eg members of ivmziier was played in O’Leary her famuy 5 gon, and twg daught- irnk on Feb. 27, between the M5, arrived home during the last Knuisfoi-d *ind Mill River ' teams. mdnth |50 vm; their mngher in hei-

Mrs. Daniel

The game was fast from start to i11n@55_ M;-_ and y

iinisli, the Mill River Boys holding Buchanan, 0'1_,ein-y, are being mn-

tuiated on the birth of a young

is doing very nicely.

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the play through the three periods, with Licistonc playing an air-tight daughte,-_ txamc, which viiilcfl in 9. score of

Allison Lcurviit refereed the game of :incl much credit 's due him for h’sih0me on peb_ N to fair-play ro both teams. The line- funex-810-; the formeris up wus as follows-Mill River- M

(ical--J, Lidsione, Defence D. Mc~ _-\u=iaii<l and O. McAusland. For- rrnrds, \V. _\IcAusland, G. Rooney,

J. Arsncaiili, G. Arsneault, Kriuts- st,,8_d_ Q-Leary have

Edmonton, Alberta,

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1-0 in faiui- of Mill River. M,-_ and M,-5_ James A_ H191-“hy ` I

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onton Un Feb. 25.

wards, A. I\fcIsaac_ B. Wediock, A. Albert hom Fen 38_ Smallman. E. Smallmim, L. Silliker. The presc-ntat‘on of the cup to the

Mr. D. W. Sullivan,

We regret to learn of the serious

McDonald,

arrived

ttond the other Mrs.

ary Hieriihy, Hebron, having left

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin More-

ths sincere

ford,--4'.`foal--\V. Harris, Defencc,- sympathy of the community in the L. I-liirris and B. Smallman, For- death of their infant sm' william

and nciee

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_POE BOSTON-MY. and Mrs J. J. Gillis and iii-. Joseph rucsiiw leg; Kensingmn Wednesday morn- ing on return triii fo BWWU- Tim' had been attending the funeral of M,-,_ 51115' and Mr. Higgins’ sister. Miss Lillian Higgins--K.

_.DIR J. C. LAWSON, Oste0patl‘

and Dietitian w.il be in Albenon ai the home of Mr. W. C. Lawson Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar. 8 am 9, when anyone with any chronif trouble may consult him. Consuliat ion is free. i304-a-5-21

-MI-OAREME-The feast which

marks the middle of the forty days of lent occurred on Wednesday ill” 2nd lnst. In some localities the an- cient French custom of an old lad; di.\5r'buting hard boiled eggs ani' molasses iaffy among the childi'ei~ of the district is still maintainer! and the feast is always locked for- ward to as a great event by the children l.n whose homes it is prac-

tised.-T. ~ I

_.Mr. Arscne Poirier of Miscouch: was in Tignlsh last week in the interests of his company.-T.

--Oswald Murphy who has been

at home since the death of his fath- er in the train wreck left on Thurs- day moming to resume his studies

Leap Year Week

Not Appreciated

EVANSTON, Ili., March 5-Who

said the woman always pays? _

They won’t at Northwestern Un-

lversity. Senior male students proposed a

“leap year week.” The idea was that the co-cds make their Uwn dates with selected men, entertain them "nd pay the bills.

When Margaret Frantz, president

'of the Women's Students Govern- ment Association, heard of this she took one deep breath and said:

“We'd rather stay home than give

'way to the unwomanly display of chasing a man."

victorious Mill River team, was`Ei]ee“ Howan-L gave W°|g,v|5|g¢¢1 one School -Year

made by l\li~, A. J. Mathieson,

O`Le:u~_v, wiih a show compliment- Fen 23_ ` ary address. _.____.

Hi: many friends will be sorry to John yea 011,95,-y Ram gn gm

lezirn thai. .\ii', Albert Walsh, Cape -Dinh of B, young mn Wolf. hurl the misfortune to fall __

down cellar last week and was quite M,-_ James Auld' with hm daugh.

***°-' ' i Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.

visited West

badly injured. 'ters Anne. and Marlon

. -_-“‘ Pom on Feb. 2s.-o.

We rrizrot to learn that Mrs.i _il

William Dalton, Burton is not in . STANHQPE 505001, lier usual good health, all hope for ____

her speedy recovery. The following is the

Ross

Mis loin Work of Hamilton February

Oiitni-in, was.a recent visitor at thc GRADE X_1 Mary 1-gan

Ho .

home of lici- sister. Mrs. Amosi GRADE Ix_1 Eileen Robison 3

Cvcirili, Glcnwood, and also of her Etta Misneri 3 Reggie

ncice Mr.-. E. J. Sabine, West Point. 'Lawson

Mr<_ \vorlc is visiting her mother; GRADE vIn_1 Marion Macaw’ Mrs, \\il1.;1m Dunbar, Alma, who ls 2 Mary Mocabe 3 Mmcoym Mac_

seriously ill. mucmam

Mr. Albert Butler, Glengarry

=.‘.ruck in the eye, by 0. bit of steel, Ma°La“°h1'a'"‘ while working at wood recently.

H s eye was qultc seriously injured, i5°“' 2 Beth M°°L°'u°m°‘n' 3 Pal”

mid it was found necessary to ‘take "l’~`k Hmgan'

n trip to Montreal for further GRADE V-1 I-em* Burt- 2 Jean

M,.diC,,] ,,.s»5t,mc.,_ iM'sner, 3 Elliot Misner.

____ y GRADE IV-1 Estelle Hcrgan, 2

Mm Albert MCLCM-,_ `Dunb1,me_ .Emmet Robison, 3 Alvin MacLauch-

’ land Bam-

liad :is her guest on Feb. 26 Mrs. S. km- 4 Peflfllc 3hi1W» 5 L9 ir. sabim-, west Point. ‘ard and Ralph Bernard.

relatives and friends in Lot 8 on

report of

"’“""` Stanhope School for the month of

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GRADE VII (Sn) 1 Keith Doug-

Lot 7. had the misfortune of belrig las and ‘wseph Rdbmn' 2 aww"

And Its Activities

WASHlIN`G-TON. D. C., March 5-

An astounding record of activities for a year has been kept by F. E. Lurton, Superintendent of Schools, Frazee, Minnesota.

Some of the things Lui-ion dd

were: make telephone calls, answer letters, confer with teachers, visit classrooms. confer with parents and students, receive calls from sales- men hold teachers meetlngs, find jobs for students, attend board meet ings, put out circulars to teachers, check report cards, audit bills, at- tend to sick children, examine texts, make reports.

Lurwn in addition in these occu-

pations kept an account of each minute transact/on and found out he had performed 17,407 specific

RHEUMATISM

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lst :hat cough or cold an until it develops into some ` really serious. Ac the Gm moon asks BUCKLEY’S and you will be amazed how quickly all symptoms of A cold will vanilla. BUCKLEY’S literally "l& lib si Huh". No other remedy ann compare with ii in lhl H9004 with which it conquers cough or cold. Gee s bard: today. A: ull druggim. If-IS

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There are twenty-seven Scout

Clubs and Rover Crews at English

Financial Assistance To R0 - establish Unemployed Mi 11 e rs

(Canadian Press)

I-IALIFAX, N. S., Mar. 4.-Finan- cial assistance for the establishment on vacant farms of unemployed coal miners who have had farming

pericnce, and facilities for the acing on the land of miners who wish to gain agricultural experience,

in the Legislature todny by Premier i Gordon S..I-Iarrlngion. | The measure provides that any

nizilc person of more than 21 years of age, who is a British subject and head of a household. who has been

U are provided for in a bill introduced

at St. Dunstans.-T. , an employee of the coal company

and o. resident of Nova Scotia. for

--i--- five years. and who has had satis-

factory experience in farming, may have his application for assistance . considered by a board to be estab-

ilished. It is proposed also, that the i board be granted authority to place nien from mining communities with ifarmers to enable them to obtain

_ practical experience. The board may ` lgrant certain allowances to such men during a period of training not i to exceed one year. The Premier had enunciated a. policy of land set- l tlement some months uso. and the possibility of placing miners on the

land was reviewed recently in the _ report of the Duncan Commission, which declared that too many men ,were employed in the coal fields,

and also recommended endorsement y of the re-allocation proposals, in- , volving closure of certain oollleries, which would displace about 2,000

workers.

B. C. Dairymen’s 4 Five Year Plan I

i cLovEnDAi.n, B. c. March 4.- I<By the Canadian Press) - Brit- ish Columbia dairymen have em- ‘ barked upon a. five-year plan for the improvement of ther herds.

Need for independent, aggres- sive effort tc atta{i\this object- _ive was emphasized at the recent ‘

convention, held here, of the dairy | industry, representing' an annual production worth approximately-

* $13,000,000. I

The dairymen brought with them

reports of unusual conditions in the industry. Notwithstanding dif- ficulties in the form of low prices, high taxes and worries over litiga- \

ous British Columbia milk legisla- tion. they prepared to go ahead

colleges and universities. _

Latest Royal Boy Scout

The latest additional to "royal icy Scouts,” is H. R.. H. Prince Gustav Adolf, eldest son of the

Western Indian Boy Scouts Authority from the Department

of Indian Affairs has been grant- cd for the organization of a Scout Troop at the Sarcee Indian School in Alberta. The group committee includes Chief Jim Starlight and iihief Big Plume.

French Honor For Colwlllu Scouter

In recognition of services ren-

dered French Scouts during visits to Canada in 1928 and 1930, scout- master Leslie F. Sars. of Calgary has been presented with the French Scout Medal of Thanks by the Chief Scout of France. English Scouts May Vlslt Canada.

A project is afoot among Binn-

ingham Scouts and Rovers to org- anize a special troop and visit Canada this summer. If the plan materlallzes the troop will leave Liverpool in July and spend some fifteen days in Canada.

New Bishop A Scuutmuslcr The recently elected Anglican

Bishop of Ontario, Rt. Rev. John Lyons, is a Scout leader of some years’ experience. 1-le organized and for several years was Scout- muster of a. troop at Belleville. He participated in games and hikes and took the boys to camp. Scouts at Famous English Schools No less than eighty Old Coun-

try public schools now have their Boy Scout Troops. T'he latest addi- tions aro Epsom, Mill Hill, Oak- hsm, Oundle, Tonbridge and West-. minster. Canadian Soouts on tour after theigreat 1929 World Jam- boree in England were much in- terested ln a Scout notice board in the famous quadrangle at Eton, re- cording the activities of Eton Scout patrols prior to the summer holidays. ` Boys Training As Fireman

Last year 673 Canadian Scouts

received fire prevention training and qualified for the Scout Fire- man's Badge. The training in most cases is given by fire chiefs or firemen. Since the training was started 19,698 boys have qualified

as Scout Flremen.

A Scout Bird Sanctuary

With the consent of the Quebec

govemment, the Minister of the Interior has by proclamation made Mystery Island, the permanent Boy Scout camp near Ottawa, a bird sanctuary. There are several such Scout wild life sanctuaries in

various parts of Canada.

When Does Wind Whistle?

How do trees indicate varying

wind velocities? At what wind vel- ocity does dust rise and swirl, and

‘Crown Prince of Sweden.

with a programme of herd im- loose paper whirl into the sir? At

provement to extend over at least five years.

"Something more than co-0pera-

tlon is needed to pull the industry through," declared President R. U. Harford of Courtenay. "Co-opera- tion has been held out so long as the cure-nil of all farmers' trou-

what velocity does wind whistle in the telephone wires? Ask a Boy Scout who has been studying his 1932 Canadian Scout Diary.

"Mystery Island" On The Map

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The name "Mystery Island" glv- I I en the permanent Scout camp .be- ,the “ew m“”|°iP“l b1°5’k- E. Coles then oossted through to ing developed near Ottawa has; ‘make the score 2-0. But this' vga

--- io return home on the short end,

LEEDS, England, MM 4_ _ of a five to two score. This being

_The comwmm M t-hm 3,-eat quite s sudden change of the tide Yo!-“hh-6 town are seeking for 3 to U18 SW fBl1A that Atbonded. 81581' name for their new block of muni- SHUI! what ihv RWM' Wim did! cipsi ‘buildings Leeds 'rcwn mul. to the Granite a week before. hav- cpened 80 years ago, has long prov- in! JM Kivw the lliicr "lm B' ed inadequate. The Assioe Courts neat whitewash 2-0. The game start are in the present Town Hall, and ed away fast therc was only one in future it will be concemed prin- score in this period. Len Phillips' cipally with the administration of iwogpting A, Sheri-2n'g pass from justice. On sentimental grounds w|n¢_ Thy, goal seemed to hw, up. the citizens dislike the idea of ,eg th, Lindy, 55 it mm, “mm transferring the name Town Hall to carry the D,” yn the "mud aww

been omcmuy confirmed by the It is a curious circumstance that short "ved as wane” and Hyde;

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l. | GRADE iir-1 Aiber

Mr. Ray Kennedy, 'O’Leary, has'Carollne McCabe, 3 Th

returned from a short business and -‘Wan Misiier.

trip to the Mainland. 1 Aileen

...___ 2 Gladys Bernard.

Mrs. fDr.i J. B. Champion, GRADE 1-1 Leslie 0’Leai°y, has returned home from a.|lHl1 and _Agatha McCabe visit to Halifax, where her duugh- `CHI’i'. 3 Donald Ma/:Don

ter Miss Helen is attending Dal-I Perfect attendance; M housie University. _Eileen Robison, Etta M

Z. inouciss, ivi.-.bei nbbuon

The six year old son of Mr. John ner, Emmet Rdbison Sllliker, 0'Leary, hadhis thumb Laiiclilan, Estelle I-Xorg seriously injured witn an axe on Ross, Thomas 1v[|_;ne|-_ A1 Feb; 22. With thc prompt attent- Teacher-Emily A. stew

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GRADE VII (Jn) 1 Mabel Ribb-

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i . !point the way towards working to-

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86,500 Families Built Homes The

blcs that I am tiring of the mere ‘ mention of the word. _ i

' “I have every sympathy with

| N I M E N the views of the dairy m' i. who

has rent, heavy interest charges \

___`______i___ :md tn:-:es to meet, and who breaks

'away from his co-operative associ-

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lation from the sheer difficulty of making ends meet at the moment.

“Calm reflection, however, should

gether effectively to better and

..._ .M-_ strengthen your orgimizatlon. The

H J M A B 0 N 'officers of the big sales organiza-

| ¢ tions deserve a lot of credit, and

orrnxiifrrnisr their burden is lightened when

they know they have the dairy-

fllilnl and nuuplylng Gius-

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Boys Aid Firemeu In Dominion Contact

Hamilton, Ont.. Scouts are cre-

dited by Fire Chief James with helping his department win the 1930-31 Dominion Fire Prevention contest Class 1, and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Shield. The Scouts systematically inspected alleys and back streets and rc- ported fire hazards.

World Courts And Boy Scouts

Geographical Board of emma' I no city in England ever described lm

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ed on a new map to be published ' gan' cigar 1"” °‘:°°;: Z _ - b the 'ro s hicci survey. Y ‘ ‘ ° ""“‘ ‘Y

y Wg' P Town Hsu ci- Town clerk. 'rum 5

place two well aimed shots at Mc-I

municipal headquarters as s City Kem” th” md the “me “dl

lesson in neighborliiiess, and that H U B K 'period 2-2-

The third Period WHS \'0\18ll

for world peace on the Scout fast. Then D Roberts broke Movement than on world courts. tie, and then the Lindys in end was the declaration of the Hon. 'vring to force play get too n W. G. Martin, Provincial Minister I , 'men u the we in Hornet ren- or Public welfare, at tiimswpnnuai “NMS ””"°R'""s 5 ,md ig -MQW, made the meeting of the Boy Scouts Associa- 0 lbw” read 5_3_ It wouid be ,mfg tion of Ontario. On Wednesday Feb. 17 these two mentim any stops but it mus

' teams met on the Milton Arena. my-15 public that the Milton sei

sl- This hard checking North River are stui improving iuideriimre

squad md those buzzing Hornets. len; manager Mr Percy H

Wana. New Name 'nu being third encounter mb ses- until we saves is ii.. toys

, ,,. ' ' son Lindys having won both ore- an nom-'s skate was enioyed bi

F0"/K., 1`.l§l(;!“clpal fvious contests 'I-l and 3~2.'But on ,gm young folk; The followini

‘ul mg this trio the I-indvs were wnmlled the iineup of the teams

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Referee-vA.\~cble Auld

are no cut-and-dried qualifications

reaches the status of A city. Any place where a Bishop of the Eng lish Church has his salt is 3 city Ely in Cambridgeshire, for instance, with a population of only 8,000 is A City. although its municipal afflin are controlled merely by o,d|.ltrict council. Such hula centres as Leeds _ and Sheffield were raised to ¢hs‘ - . dignity of "cities" only within than

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