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MACNALEB NEWS . . .

ADDED ENJOYMENT . . . - POPEYE THI BAHDB. . . o

IrBAYlLTALK-“IIOLLAND IN TULIP TIME’

apiilooled Ofi Iii.- Second Love

be sold here in December. The - e Ofmfllc owner oi this collection not disclosed. ' The number oi letters greatly ex- ‘ ». thgse written to Josephine, h cure sold out oi the late d Rcsgberys library a year ago. . tgs the Marie Louise letters e, their lac-k the‘ first iine rap- e ore-his earlier love aiiaire. The soriell‘ oi opistles to Maris

BIO-liblk-glving a picture o! i, leomvpleiuiing with the young nutrient-princess even beiore he . maivher, and aim-wards of

- begins by declaring hi!

enemy.

Nyou‘ and my son."

" sumo cavr: nv AFRICA

~ haves

tismlcia

the aura.

l- =- cover aperiod oi roux-years

ir msllried life down to the time . his first imprisonment at Elba » im- ‘. iencdloo meet her, his longing to l. I -- bimseli at her feet" and to g_ to this lire to making her yo!!!

- y, Duringivapoleonb campaigns he ites to her day after day, urging to |l$ cheeriul, and to be as- -. oLhls unchanging love. “You w how much I love you," he tes, 15nd how 1 long to hear that u ara,.well and happy," ending ith "Good-bye. my love, and a usandjrisses." After the birth oi ir son, the King o! Rome, he in-

ablyyadds: “Give a kiss ior

_ Russian cam- ign , describes the leading ants. but never, even in the dark ys oi, the French retreat, did he ' so. to vurge her to be cheeriul, - orily._,worry being lest her let- w him might be intercepted by

t thcniall o: Paris. he begs her - - be "brave and strong, as he is, the sake oi thcir son," and as- e3 has; that he "feels his mis- tuncsjar more ior her sake than r hisoym." Th: last letter oi the ries ways sent from Elba. "The is- Ud nlgvely, but you are so iar way. he writes. "and l long to

Irgflwries oi miraculous cures in an rground pool 30 miles irom

is‘ , Keldera (The Cellars). t it ilwmcre oiten called the pl ’ ave." Dying men are said

R8 GUESTS DANCE TILL DAWN

m “CASABLANCA STBEE " FOE

BARBARA BUTIONS BIRTHDAY

PARIS, Nov. 2d.—In a Epecially- condmlcted cabaret at the Ritz Howl, 128 gusts danced until dawn yesterday in celebration oi the twenty ’ birthday oi Prince

Barbara mum. Marvin, five and.

ten cent store heiress... _-

The guests came from thefUnited states, France .and..Great Britain The orchestra came in an airplane from ‘libs. Gay Casino de Paris in London, at a. reported cost oi 010,-

Prlncen Mdlvani ordered the cabaret bruit to her ordorior one night only in a Ritz salon. Called "A Street in Casablanca." it-was a representation oi part oi a Moroc-

can village

Prince Alexis Mdivazlfs gift to hi5 wiiewasadiiaznond“ ‘fiWher they married June 20, 1983, hc received an allowance irom her sometimes reported as high as $260,000 a. year, but probably much less as her allowance then, as a minor. had Just been ‘ increased from $300,000 to only 0400.000 a

Some od the British guests cams in two chartered airplanes from London- '

There was but one inieliciwus note in the birthday party. The band arrived only after Mdivani had shown the guests to their seats. ‘rlze bgnd leader explained that he and his men had been out looking over Montmartre and had misunderstood the schedule.

Princess Mdivanfs fortune as oi May, 1933, was reported officially by her lather and guardian Frank- lyn L. Hutton, to be $43.0‘l'1.328,53 Under his administration it grew f: that iigurc irom the $18,000,000 she inherited. Her income 0i 193i. was $1.740,'!15,64.In June. 1980 she was authorized to buy a pzvata car ior $20,000 and was allowed $36,000 a

year to maintain and operate it. Her

debut allowance, for a dance at the

Ritz Carlton in New York, was $10-

000.

WHITE HOUSE HASNT HAD NEW DINNER 55']? IN TWENTY YEAR-S

WJIIHIINO/ION. Nov fl-ln one oi those new White House dishes is deréipped it'll break up a Loco-piece

y . ‘Pilot's the awful thought that nan in the minds oi servants at the United Btstes executive ‘

today as they learned oi a bit oi shopping that Mrs. Roosevelt. did

eces. New dinner sets do not crop up

en restored to health by ,- wstbll. cripples who went hob- to he bath are reported to away their enriches lsit. People are now tra- its ‘The Collar!’ to seek ' rheuma

_ i- . and other com- i arinan claims to have

rnent every day. This one, to be

first

bought one some —and to break a cup or saucer sometbgig oi I lnsior oiisnce

Pnlientflooaeveltisssidlcbe dladhocmartliavewwipouim

imc cum m)»; wit... ~=_

early. It's a dinner set-l.000

around the presidential establish-

dslivomi next month. vii be the sinus ‘Mrs. Woodraw Wilson twenty years o

3o.

QUEEN MARIE PLANS

TOUR OF THE WORLD WITH KING GBANDSON

EIILORADE. Yugoslavia, Nov. 28 -Dowa¢'er Queen Maris oi Rum- nnia hopes to visit North America Again some time soon, taking her grandson, young K Yhloslavla. with her. _she no? to continue on around tting with The Associated Pam today the queen said when she visits ms new world next she ‘wishes to travel not as a reigning queen as she did 1

Doctors Negroes

In Africafs Bush

(Canadian Press) IONDQN. Nov. 25-13:. Albert Schweitzer, who is visiting England

is 60 years oi age and is regarded as one at the most heroic men living. Ho has come out oi the African wilds on one oi his periodic trips to civilization to raise iunfl by lectures and recitals ior his little jungle hospitals at landlor-

ene on the Ogewe River, Hench Equatorial Allin. 'I‘all and strongly built. he red-

iatee energy, good . humor and

magnetism. All-day when at home, nursing, and helping to dltions.

third volume oi his “Modern Phil- osophy," or he plays Bach on yum]; nights iihat are too hot im- wrlting. The natives do not like Bach because "lt is not good (or dancing." He has a grand piano, with organ pedals. specially built to resist tropical heat and insects Dr. Schweitzer does not regret the brilliant career he threw way

in order to become "a poor doctor

oi nogroes." Ailsation by birth, he

had become eminent beiore ho was

30 as a theologian, philosopher

doctor. author, organist, organ- ~builder and musical: authority. Dr.

Schweitzer in 1913 won't with his devoted wiie into the most neglect- edparlsoiAii-lcaas a medical missionary.

His first hospital was eaten by white ants. Undo/tinted, he built another much oi it with hill own hands. He is making good progress in combating sleeping sickness one oi the greatest» scourges o!

leprosy are among the other dis

donors the magic oi his touch.

BARLEY CROP POOR FOB- . BRITISH BREW

(Canadian Press)

alters and brewers.

good indeed, but they were scarce

were keeping oil the market order in depress prices."

National Farmers’ Union,

thebestbeer.

LANNYIDII-.OIIAS.IUOOLII- OmIMD

1N “MELODY IN SPRING»

ALSO . . e SIIJAL AND OAITOON

Horrvwoon PARTY

O LAUI-Ila I HARDY Th?" ilinnisr than everi Bids- Bplittlnr ruin intne Zool Q JIMHY DUBANTI H“ l 11°“! Tanaulin the “Garden

e- LUPI vsnsz Blooms! Othvzvnincllm moor

G KLLY MOB-ANT "We a i-timerfliut

S-tllnsrl

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Balonminehausenanqmmguv, lions!

0.31111 HIALY and‘ hi 5100335 WWI-s cralyl Mad! Nertsl Yoiru Scream!

I MICKEY MoUgg Ovmestolii the - H01‘ crrodrggamsmsghnwlghagh

also . . . . 00mm! AND "ammo: as rr same"

STARTS mommy

asttimebutssa

he toils in the hospital. operating, - build ad-

, The dowsger queen has Just com- volume oi her liie,

" In the evening he works on the

Scientists Praise Halibut Commission

Appreciation oi work dons by the mtcrnationl Fisheries commission, or, as it is popular-fly known, the Paciiic halibut commission, put on record by the Filth Pacific Science Congress. which met at Vancouver this summer, resolution was passed

broke up. wishing Mr. and libs. Mc- Nabb success and good wishes in our discussions here is w react, 1i their new home. possible. a basis on which under- standing can be reached without - and ~11 J- NW9“. mdwwrine the sense o1 security Having learned o! your tcnd- n; anybody," Sir John. making a statement on the naval psrleys between Bri- Staice and Japan, “y reached an

u N =UA

‘lilloalnll Ia named he 0| local lllaloat bl! ‘g

a newly nature Ill be

G

Webster will conduct the service

dence-(Patriot- Please Copy.) CHABIHITIIOWN [U3

There are three complete ting

try is yours ior 1U cents a fox.

ENJOYABLI SOCIAL IVINING -—A very enloyable program was pr ‘ ’ by one. . talent in North Wiitshin Hall on Wednes- day evening, Nov 7th. The ,_ ,,

evening entrained]. vote or thanks the program all present psrtoolr o!

North Wiltshhle Y. P. S.

Address And

Nov. 12th. the and vicinity

ma. D. J. MoNdhbfiObldthun iarewell, prior to their leaving to: their new home in 5t. Peters.

pres Mr. McNs/bb with s Meerschaum pipe and Mrspdchn ‘iWol-utyre pre- sented Mrs. McNabb with a beauti-

served by the ladies. ‘rile remain- der oi the averting was very pleas-

viclin music iurnished by MrCAl- phonsus McIntyre. Alter si v "They are jolly good fellows" and the National Anthem the party

The following is the address: Mr. Mtrs ed departure irom our midst, we. your friends and neighbors, have

assembled hora tonight to convey to you in some tangible iotm the

this community, and to express the‘ " reeling that emanates

vestigations in the Chili o! Alaska and urging “the continuation and extenticn oi the oceanographic pro gram so ably initiated and ted." The congress was composed oi scientists representing the diflercnt countries having Pacific interests. The halibut commission is an international body representative oi Canada and United States which was established under a convention made between the two countries to conserve the halibut fishery o! the North Pacific. Study oi oceano- graphic conditions in areas ire- qusnted by halibut is essential to a pro ‘erstanding oi the liie oi the iish and much valuable work ls been dons in this field by the commission's scientific investigators.

Gooperation Nation’s Best Defence

IIALTAX. NOV. mtioilfa best deililm is through in-

standing." Proi. '1‘. W. hlviscdermot oi MoGill Univenfly. national see- rotary o! tho Indus oi Nations Society in Canada, said in an ad-

IN“? ilmmgt d lared

c0 l ssor cc

and much oi the barley would rid u '

be m m: melting, in denied that “m ‘"‘“°“" “°'°““ '“°‘“" n ”

the "wicked bre .rs and malaters in

Africa. Malaria. yellow lever and-

eascs he is struggling to stamp outJ Dr. Schweitzer has given an org-an recital at St. Marparstb, Westminster, and has shown Lon-

aoquaintance and citizenship.

tokens oi remembrance, and may they occasionally recall to your

ed here this evening. and the as-

HARPENDEN, England, Nov. 22- Thls has been a bud year for Brit- ish barley. 0i 200 samples exam- ined by experts at a onisrence o! brewers and ianrniers held heN. only one Was placed in the highest grade. The conference was held to assist farmers to find out what barleys were needed by the malt-

S‘

Cherry Downs, a member oi the Institute oi Brewing,_sald he be- lieved the proportion oi barley iit ior melting this year would be very much lower in this country than had been thecase ior some year: past.’ The best barleys were very

‘ing oi huge ar- that would i)"- serve a nation's trade and com- merce. her prestiga. honor, reapori agility, liberty and all things u

u. "We still believe in the old de- bulldingarliloriea andnavies do not suggest their aboli-

8. 0. Rstcliiie. l-Yrfieiflilt oi the

presided, said he had noticed that the beet barley was always grown “m. o; close to the sea, where the sea fogs ‘n4 1 could reach it, He believed that gm; the“ foals were the cause o! the tlons. we know what bloom on the barley which made have been andwe iuiw what the

___.___.__..____. ~ w]; omi. ralss imam DAIII Irrivmg hsr autouncblls at iull

speedagalnstawailbesidaamad at, Benlis. fiance. baatuiiul Illll. Lambert attsm

from each and every one present here tonight at your departure. During the’ twenty seven years you| have lived in this district oi‘ Mill- cove, by your neiahborly qualities and by your energetic labour you have reached the goal oi ailccssl and we know the district oi 5t. Peters will be improved by your

Asamarkoituiraiiectionwe now present you with these little

mind the friends that are gather-

surance oi a royal welcome when- ever it is convenient for you to visit us. May you be spared many years o! health and happiness in your new home lathe sincere wish oi all present,

SUGAR. AN’ SPICE AN’

‘ l Iwli-lbooutinued noI-baana momwn

acantsawacd IIIIIIU IIIINI is

advance. OONIIDII-ATIOI [III RIVI- ANOL Y Ia-flOl-‘l-lfl-llji.

W24» 1

@

So Mall)’ People ‘Past ‘ 40

Feel That They're Slipping Losing flair “Grip” on Things

nasoow moan ominous; Divine Worahipwillbehaldonfiab-

bath u. mac P. u. Rev. u. Carlyle W’ w” Nnu" M“

_ Sdlolu Than o Touch d Ir”\4-11-3l-ll. IELAND LAD! IIIIAVT-JIX

NOW TO RILIIVI l1’-

"Jcld Stomach"

death occurred very suddenly at his

mun The: worry. Notice they've lost “sna . as“ 7111mm m, 101g u; mug; Have "hands es otsner- eel

his sorrowing wile and two souls,

Joseph and harry. both oi Plcvi- "'1'." ‘wmm’ "11""- Th"?

‘nit they're “growl old." Not at all. usual! . enlists sa tli cause, la a grea many cases,

v condition ' i tll stom li

the resultooi Izulty slit. figfi “this

xrizmwrrirhsl“: ‘"1’. Women- or East units elecrically heated with guar- Ghary 0f WOSt ma; mteed uniform Wflni oi, lura and muirallcemmdomach cci

When you have one c! these acid 913E?" M‘

L-Blw-ll-X, creasing) . The high concepts oi family liie ol

the East was one oi the deepest im- pressions ehe carried away with he Pan-Pacific Woolen‘:

Price, national president oi the Canadian WOIHQD’! Press Club told members oi the Calgary branch.

‘llho 50 delegates. representative

opvioalzlafitoloolttbock

Tired and low a lot. Am

this: a tendency {an an acid

to do is Uiiikply to s.

stomach upsets, all you do is lain ilk 0f M esia alter m and before ‘icing bed. Soon

Also In Tablet Form! you feel like auo er person. Stom. Ellllfl‘ Milk oi M sch calm. Fewer headaches. And blets are new on sale aéxh the pop and energy you though;

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~< 'r ' _. _ a_ a e1, ‘ ‘mnmwm -—-convenient to tail; with yo;

anywhere . . .

PHILIPsW/z/A qM/aynwzv.

of l4 racial groups who gathered together at the conference t summer, and made no attempt "to liie the world out oi chaos by pas- _ sing resolutions," v elated. It was a oonierecne entir-

ely oi study. built around the idea oi international peace and bound up wfith the idea oi the isniily o!

Problems of birth creasing death rats from abortions, the idea that proisssional men and women might marry ialnily limitation were generally ac- m" cepted were all frankly ‘ The discussions were led by scientists and experts.

A question in the minds oi many at the close oi the conference, she said. was "Will there be a new civil- ization built on a new plane o: in- tel-national understanding and sm-

Prgsgntation shilling from the lands bordering

Would Urge _ - Naval Agreement

Bind ribbons tor bulls. with his well- Qroomed Denis H. The Junior and fifiviffi ""1 °° “°“‘£'i...*"‘ 5° - ‘m Y J- H- 57 Canadian Press od at. nywmtne. Que. It 61ml?- s-rir. ) 811K101‘, Blflot- QUE" $00k i118 N- __Them should“ no hungry hm. serve junior with 01111991319!‘ m1‘ around Ste. Genevieve on a lard, while the senior reserve was gnaw m,“ Irma" an w, m], awardsdanunnamcdmtryowned “can” {he "an," ha“ m‘_

lo the- ‘entertainers. at the close oi‘ W"~3°“1°‘-*1*'°‘“°"'°‘"- heardodoneoitlbeatipuleitionird

burning Ohemistsintllscipnttsdrldus- tryevsrywiiero have been doing mm

LONDON. Nov. 38-101’. Cable) r-Ritailrs opposition to the Jap- anese demand. ior parity in naval fleets was shin voiced British Covernmsnt ivodcy, this time by Sh’ Mm 81mm. 1min: lccret» "Y. in the House of l"

exiticnind-Tl-Plfl b!

‘That every state should ieel kindness. A dainty lunch was" then security that oi others is an lmquestionied right oi all. but that does not nec- nntly spent in dancing. songs, and essarily ‘mean, oi course, that all ‘Lets should in tact be s .

‘Iliat depends responsibilities and other each cue, and the whole

fl

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tain. the Uniteu which have ap, esteem in Whlbh you are held in lmpggg 3pm iterated that. Great Britain’ will continue every eiiort to bring about a. continued agreement to: naval

Livestock Winners At Winter Fair m

‘IURONDO. Nov. as-(ozi-u. L. McCarthy, "binder o! ‘high grade Holstein cattle at Bussu. 8.3., to-

ribbonl at the