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Carrots 4 lbs .. . . lied Tomatoes Parnnlpn 8 lbs .

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(Cnlsdinu Irena) MONTREAL, Feb 2—Britisb and

3'1".“ l“ “Willi exchange in relation to the muwrmww" “ANCH-Cfl- 3155!". Mauser: $3"i>£i..;..t i'L'§-'T.'i"E.§§m§§'Jilifilmllkioblsilf; _ —-— -- Onions 10 lbs . n (U11UW,;_ EQuNQToN AND i Potatoen pk A; u 9 315-3, fight No [Far woman-a ins-Inga‘: B“ Ifilslrpl m 329F713; El?“ “i,"’“i‘" \ To This Woman é o..." ' n.1,... .,.,,,". t“ M... nine members oi Eglington um gizlrrgfli d guigfirinllev .0102. c. r. u: Guardian‘! Sam's! Wire) °“’° B“ “will” "Mat the home s "s. z r . ~'“ “‘ m’- "°"“’ ommomu, N. s., res. 1 _-°’ W"- HOWv-rd Wood on Jan, an 1.33111’ “v7.7 f’. 1lililollfii3ftd°Zfiigfinl-ilaoln" hue two Don“ 01142" ‘waned all!!!‘ their regular 111011011)’ meeting. gllirilzlkne Cider gal Denmark krone .22‘.'.3_._ reswnse‘ to knocks on the h, °,‘”°°““' °i>eneo with the Pres- um ." '§'.'§'J‘.'Zdi-§§'l?"§is>m" (mt C1001‘, 1h!- Mlfthl Ridhlfd- menb’ Mn‘ J‘ G‘ McDon-ld. Pfllld- (‘ream Germany relcbunmrk .3842. n‘ 35' who omen.‘ n“ weigh’ I. Yfllllml $118 Qdfl ‘OHOWQG b)’ 5"“?! iireat Britain pound 4.0621. repeating o! tlw are“; m,“ “u (‘ream lireecn druchma mm. u pounds leaped ircm the second w“ nsponded to b pa", “Guam, no,“ w, iory window oi her home scaled a y “ch memb" Blew Melts ‘ ' '

ence and then ran iour blocks be- ore the detectives overtook her. he was charged with theit o:

icles valued at $126.

Th8

nt. The meeting

Margaret MaoDougsil,

rge Dunning hunch Committee,

Hyatt Hsslam and Mrs.

i be. A letter from Mrs Ernest _ and one from Mrs Bowness then road. It was moved. sec-

n regarding. "Carnegie . It. was mo ed ed that a to

sturc available. Mrs. George

Ruth Lambs and Miss

- = ed by Archibald

Clil.

tombstones.

PRINGFIELD WOMEN'S INSTIT- UTI. ID‘! I’!

y meeting oi Spring- ld Women's Institute met at the oms oi Mrs. Robert Howard with rtcao members and one visitor

Roll call was responded to th song or prose composed by obert Burns. The minutes oi last eeting were read and adopted. . George Haslam gave the report the sick committee. It was mov- , seconded and carried that Mrs. ur Hsslam visit the school ior .. month oiJcbrua-ry. The pm- comniitibe was then appoin- .~ as ioiiown: Miss Muriel Haslam,

seconded and on oi ten cents taken at every mmithly meeting. - discussions ior next meeting, culture” and "Child Weiiare.“ embers are urged to get any lit-

i- invited the members to her me for February mating. Roll call ii be answered with "The iunnieet ape I ever mw anyone in." iiowing program was then carried : Musical contest, prepared by rs. Arthur l-Inslam, prise won by

t MIDDO 11; Cent contest,

gor, prises won by Mrs. Arthur ism and rm. George Dunning. h was then served by the hos- -» assistod by Mrs. Norris Sinclair d Mrs. Archibald MacGregor. The eeting closed with National An-

Jewish communities in South Ai- hsve been greatly stirred by the ration oi theincemeteries by dais who overturned and smash-

‘by

Mrs. M. T.

Libr-

Dilli-

The

Mar- Mac-

Ilvlnl l nickel. ‘Ihere were twelve members and two visitors present. Minutes oi previous meeting were reed and adopted. A letter- og than“ Wls “M! from a sick friend, ior iruit received during illness.’ Some discussion took place about getting yarn to finish blanket, which is be- ing knit by Institute. ‘lbs appoint- t oi the ‘ committee then allowed Mrs. J. G. McDonald and Mluxwm. Mills, ior Howe Bay; Mrs, Jas. MacKerizie and Mrs. Howard Wood ior Eglington. Roll call at next meeting to be answered by jokes or riddles, place oi meeting undecided. Rocitations were given by lldrs. Jae. MscKenzie, Mrs, Chas. Luts, Miss Jeanette MacKie and Mrs. I-I. Wood, ior which a priu was dons by Miss Rena Mills. A "son" contest also on the programme was won by Miss Leah Davidson.

The meeting closed by singing ths National Anthem, after which lunch was served by the hostess and a soc- ial hour spent.

(Patriot please copy)

GATIIEB FROM MANY PARTS 0F DOMINION FOR GON- VENTION AT OTTAWA NEXT WEEK

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OTTAWA, Feb. 2.-- (C.P.) -How the patrols oi the Mounted Police have helped them iiil in vacant spaces on the maps oi tar northern areas oi Canada, and many other interesting phases oi their work, will be outlined beiore the annual con- vention o! the Dominion Land Sur- veyom. to be held here Wednesday and Thursday oi next week.

Papers to be presented during the

gathering include many oi general public interest as well as papers oi purely technical aspect. One oi the more important papers will be de- livered by J. A. Wilson, controller oi civil aviation, who will discuss Can- ada's strategic position in the world airways oi the future.

About 50 members irom outside pcvints and delegates from sister or- ganizations will be on hand ior the gathering. Hon. C. H. Cuban, sec- retary oi state, will be the guest speaker at the annual luncheon to be held Wednesday.

Figures issued oi the recent cen- sus indicates Australia's poculsiioii

is 6,630,000 as compared with 6M9,- 614 in 1982.

lllritual

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' ‘I'm-In pm wool. tires Is Iar tin prion ll Owl. ~ In ndvunnn.

For Sale

Advertising Bates-Payable in Advance

Coated any‘; beds, do. per word: Western and Inliorm locals, as. pee Iql- Announcements and Coming Ivaats, lo, per werdi Clnsallod h. per words In lanorlan Notices, 10c. par Inch; Una at Floral and Oiioulngo, Oardl. etc . do pep unmet Lot ru oi Condolence, 70s. w Ila-Ii Indian oi fun-Isa and Aprrwiatill. ‘I word Mint ruoan nu application. list-am Chane he any nlnatInn-nut twenty-flu coats.

Inser-

I BALI - soc-non son's!-

Yl. Bridal- and Whist Soon lids. Guardian Oantrui Job Pfliiwv. Nov. 1-ti.

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Male Help Wanted

RELIABLE MAN T0 TAXI CARI store route. Distribute and col- lect. New product. Protected tsr- ritory. Earn excellent weekly in- come. Berland Nut 00.. St. Paul, Minn. _ L-lli.

(‘ranberries Fresh Ilbuburb lb .

Pivotal New York Stocks

(Canadian hula) 8t ks ch“ All ed (‘hens . ’ .\ and l1‘ Pow . _ A ilnielt 46 Al Tel and Tel . 120 An eondn .. ii Au urn Motor . 11/, Belh Steel “H5 2R

(‘snuds Dry

l? l" R . (‘use ._

Chesapeake and Ohio . (‘on Gas ... (‘orn Products ... Delaware and Bud . .

Eastman ., Gen Electric ., Gen Foods . Gen liloturl . hit Harvester . lut Nickel Nat Biscuit N Y (k-niral North American Pub Ber N J .

United (fnrp

Woolvmrtb .

GRAIN

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPIML Fr-li 2—-

_ (‘was \\ best: liisy (Iii/QB; Juy TUKA. Us“: lliiv iiu-‘iiii; July 3114A. linricy: Mny diljl-l; July 43%. (Above closing quotes).

CASH PRICE!

“Wheat: No l hard 11%; No 1 nor “Wu; No L’ nor 1139"; No 8 nor 62%; ho A uor 01551310 5 58%; No 6 57%; Feed 56%; Track 66%. '

N g N0 3 C W 32-

Onts: o 2 C W 34%

;lL‘x 1 iced 83%; No l ieod 82:81! 2 iesd 307;; Rejected 25%; Track M-

BurleyNodCw ,'NoACWD- M; NoilC W875i; o GCWMQfi; Track A0

“UNNIP IG_ Fab 2—0iIeringa pro- vided tuo weighty ior support on the Winnipeg Grain lixcbsngs today and values {Lnisbod with net losses o! 5Q-

55 gent.

Late buying by seaboard houses a- gsinst nxport lnles oi Canadian wbent brought prices up iroin the low point, but. oflnrlngl increased accordingly and the market islled to make much headway.

May wheat closed st WK W"! Jill! option at 10% cents.

Vuluon held at iincilonallY lower levels throughout. Trading wus rather spasmodic and pit volume reached on-

ly small proportions. Most oi.’ the selling appeared to come irom southern interest-l. with

seaboard boussn supplying the bulk oi‘ support. Total ex ort aalsn were en- tlmated at MIMI!) nsbeln.

Chicago wheat lbovvsd a tendency to ilnn in tbs iatn stages and held n loan simllsr to \Vinnlpeg most oi the dsy. Llverpoo influenced by weak- unsn in Nor American uiulkatn, nllpged l4 to ltd st the close,

'1‘ ere was s little better demand ior top grades c! club grains A: spreads iii-iii rent Imttvr Coarse grains trade ing was dull. Fin fluctuated over n four-cont r1nge_ whil, othsr commod- lilel lvsld govngvnrlilvsiy strody.

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Miewllenew.

PRIVATE HOME KINDIIGAI- we start you. The Institute.

N457.

tens pay. Canadian Kindergarten

.,_.__ ___, - now ro our A oovuaivssni-r

Job. H96 Bbikiet. Th! ll. 0. C. 'Ltd.. Toronto 110.) N-Wl

Female Help Wa nted___

' at IBM‘) itan s rout a bushel today, largely an s result of profit- iakln; nalrl ior holders sud because oi as.llng holr against purchases at Winnipeg

lost lnficsnce temporarily as n buying stimulus Imus’ wbent traders. Tho monetary sltvssiinn was generally ro- gsrdod as having eoniunod tbs grail iraile to loch an extant that s major- ity oi Optllfhll were acting vvitk eovs- niderahle caution, not knowing will as -

Wheat cloned usatndy t“ below yesterday's flnlab, corn un an ad to 1,5 down. ants unchanged to f‘ ctr. aindqprcvisious unchanged to I on cc. no.

vvossau wams T0 IIW F0! us at home. Bewinl will"! No selling. Ontario

into oocultltion. Nine room tenc- mnntnituntod 1i more“ Bimi-

jgjmqg Apply to H. l. Hillsoit. ul A. Home b 001- V”

Dofsr devaluation appeared to bavn °

llungary penlo 2-918. ludia rupee 1ialy lire ABM.

Japan Yen .2904. Jjlioslavls dinsr .M1D.

South Africa pound 4.94M, Spain pesets .1300 Sweden krone .2558. iijwltsarlasitidt iraaaeuidlfl. n a ea . 1 . premium. o I a u p" o.“

At Montreal-Donn] 4.95 - U. l, dOk1tIIhl.(m‘7-1k0; lirsui- ti. s“ ‘evv ‘or ~ ' d - dollar w; 0.1a; ".33." ca. ' and“ At Purim-Pound 71.00 fr; Cnngfllu dollar -—; Ii. S. dollar 15.67 in in Gold-Pound , Canadian dollar 501B cents: U. S. dollar -—-. NEW YORK_ no :-rap)_p-.,,.

elgn exchange hear . (‘rein Brit i N!!! 495: low 4 81ft: dlosc Lsggg (lay billn 4 91; France 0 2S: 1ialy

41%" Belgium 22,46; Germany 33,.

8 d0; Canada 98%. BANK! (Canadian Press)

Bnnkn ch" l‘ mm -

hflinirrélle . “nflfwlg: Nova Scotia :75 Royal 1W1);

Currencies

inn

_ (Cnnad can)

sioar can FPll L-—in!iueuced by (be shsr break on New York and London Foreign Exchanges, the pound sterling took u sudden downward turn tndsy on tho lllonircnl exchanges and clusod with a hvavy lull The French irnnc also Illlfiwfll a substnnti de- iivit while the United States dollar moved higher.

The pound_ sitar opening at $4 93_ eased to a closing level oi 84.95% where it showed a ions oi 5 il-lti cents irniu last. night. The From-h frgng lost .12 cont at 8 {i2 cents and the United Slates dollar advanced one cent to s premium oi 1 9-16 per cent,

MT’L._(_3URB

(Canadian Press)

Stockn

B A Oil. .. Benubarnois imp Tob . Imp Oil lot Pele Walker Pid .

1v. Y. gums

(Canadian Prena)

Stocks

Amer (‘yan R . Amer Sup Pnvv An (l and El .. (‘nn Marconi (‘ltirn Serv .. .. m Bond and Share

Nisg lludu St 0i] Ind

Markets At A Gla n c e

(Canadian Press) Toronto and Montreal-Stork! clon- ed irregularly higher. Toronto llines~lxflultely higher. New York-Stocks irregularly low-

r. Wlnnlpe|—Whrat clovd lower. No vrYork-Coiies and rubber lovr- er; cotton bighen; sugar unchanged.

PRO_I_J_UCE

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, fob. l-Jig n and hul- ter bald iinn st ibn wee ‘s advance, drnin today's trading on ibv- Mont- ronl airy and reduce markets su de- usaad turned ighi. General quota-

I

(Canadian Press) ' y Erxcbange rates st the close today O 01* ‘

ms (IHARIMiTIlIDWN GUARDIAN

MINING

_ (Canadian Irons)

nTgxo-‘TU. W5 3-’!!! I011 ska!“ “I I broke out oi the trenches to- dl! on tbs iitandard and advanced our a wide iront. Adyungg. y." m; ensstional in tbs senior gmgp g.‘ "hm" "" “"5" "fill"! but ins: gore general. Secondary gold n sron °'° ‘kflllilfl! reflected the advance "l "'9 801d price in London to n anvr m" "Wld- 1M n!“ u» to is colts were registered in tb‘ group, m“ :31?‘ '::r':"::'k'|' "=14! sud sliver “E°"Y ""1118 was the order among '“°‘“"“"|"l°°4 Kidd producers.

ldcVittio tr d d 24 000 _ vanccd 8 cgnfs to’ 1 win-S's’: ‘Allaovilo trad d m

ILIVIGIACQGIIHOIEE '“ 13.000 sbsrsn

TORONTO Feb '.'-- ntaess '

llld

TIGNIBH

m. fiwald Murphy, who hag billlilllfllllllllfll-IILMILLJ.

Murphy, Tignish, returned to Que- bec cm ‘lhursdsy

Tbn Catholic Young Men's Isa- gue, ‘lignisb, deligbtiully entertain- ed on Thursday eveninl. at twenty- iour tables oi cards. The large crowd who participated in the encounter thoroughly enjoyed the experience and all conoedsd~that the trophies wuru the reward o! science. The winners "ere: Whist, ladies, Miss Elsie Costsin; gentlemen, Mr. Har- old Oormicr; Consolation, Miss Mary Sheiioon and Mr. John Allen.

gulnk um .I. l d E ,, on 6i‘. ...‘“‘.‘_.

Costing" _ Conlsuruiu Cnriboo ... Dome lilacs Brulorim ,_,

Gods Luke Gvillulo Goldiieid .

liullin rer f“ irou-i-yl’ _ :9“ int Min . ... “m int Min w , _ m Kirk Lake .. so Koolensy "1 iiakelund "'5 i. Shari- . ‘ 13 Lee Gold ,, ' 15 Lowery P ., ‘ M Macaasa ' n) §l}i Basin ' 8% c nt .......'.:~, g,“ McMillan ‘T ‘licVitllc . n, liicWslters . Mln (‘rvrp ,_ 17; liioii‘ usu . ‘,, hinuvtu .. w‘ Murphy .. 2" how-bee .. 3% Nlpissing , _ em Noranda , "n75 Psyiussier . . . . . .. 2g giuneer reluier ..

Read Aulh If!‘ Reno Gold 1m San Ant m0 Sarnia

Sherritt

' scoe

Noutb Tib . ,3 St Anthony 47 Slei- l‘ac . g9 Sud Basin . 13; Null Font p“ Bylvanltg _ 154 Teck a m Thoma Cad 51% "Qogvsgmjac . 3g

' ite agle

Vacuum 2% Ventures .. 1gp Waite Amu 12g Wiltsey (‘ 111/‘ Wright H 115 Wayside 4; Silver . . . . . . 43,‘ Total nalcn 1,003

D00 l XLISTIJD

Alder-mac . . Alitonia ., Assoc Oil Arno . . . Baldwin .

llaltac . . . Brett Tr

(fen an (‘hem Roi .

ICnnt (‘rest '. F-irlorailo . . .

White Ln, '. Wood Kirk . . .

DOGS KILL DIED 1N N. B. IOBBSTS MAUGIRVILLI, N. B., Feb. 2.- (Clio-Domestic dogs, ieellng the urge oi their wild ancestors and the lust ior blood, have been responsible ior the gradually decreasing num- ber oi deer in this vicinity. Two oi the pack have been killed by game- wardens already this year, one oi them as he was about to pounce upon the back cl a terriiied deli‘. 1!- ing exhausted in the deep snow. Straying from their yards in secrch oi iood the dear an trained

estimate between as and (Al deer have been killed by tbs dogs this winter. Wildcats and lynx have slaughtered s number oi moons and deer in several parts oi the vuovince, but dogs are bald mainly nlponaib in this locality.

by the Entertainment Committee, Tbsdoorprisewasnonby Mrsl.

l‘ J. MnTagus.

0n Monday, Jun. 32nd, the C, Y. M. L at Tlgnish held their semi- monthly debate. The ‘ under

Attention To Every inscription or A Banking’ Business

ThNIebiiebi-snebaausdcos-respcndenslnumtbs business trasuastiouswitlsany pas-talk"

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oi Canada lacllltales

Domlniomor wlthanypnrt oil-be Commercial firms

world. ssadissdividnnlsinetkerconists-lqnsulnvi

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nneourservlcrsdirccflyortbrougb the snedlnmcitkolrowubankn. V_

tire was: “Resolved that capital should be abolished" Some very strong points were de- veloped by both sides, the batteries displaying usual iorensic ability. The judges, who were Messrs. Os- wald Murphy and Alex MacDonald, iuliilled their dutiu most imparti- ally. The decision vvss awarded the pros. Mr. John Gillie was modera- tor.

Mrs Catherine MacDonald and little granddaughter Joyce, who have been visiting iriends in Charlotte- town, returned to their home in Tignishon Tuesday.

A very enjoyable card party was held at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Shea, lignish, on Tuesday oi last week. A largo number oi guests were present and an interesting game pursued.

An epidemic oi measles is passing‘ over the western end o! this pro- vinco. At Tignish the pupils oi the primary departments are practically all eflectod. It is ted classes will be resumed ear in the week.

Mr. Austin l-Iandrahari, who was called to St. John, owing to the serious illness oi his dauxhtel‘. M!!! Emily, returned to his home in Tig- nish on Saturday. Mia Anna Han- drahnn, EN, is with her sister. whose illneu is the result oi serious

""5 burns received irom the explosion oi

a lamp.

Miss Irene. Burge, R.N., who has spent the past three months with friends in Boston, returned to her home in Tignish on Saturday.

There paaed away at Tignish on Sunday, Jan 28th, the soul oi Mr. Alired Bernard, iollowing an illness which coniined him to his bed ior almost three mob“ The deceased who was twenty years oi age, was a young man oi splendid character. keen intellect and ialr mind. lie will be greatly missed by the boys oi ‘rlgnish, with whom he grew up and especially at_hom0. Whfil? h! was a thoughtiul and industrious son. To his bereaved isther, m. I". J. Bernard, sisters and brothers, we extend our heartielt sympathy. The iunersi was held on Tuesday-T.

CUMBERLAND HILL SCHOOL

Honor roll oi Cumberland I-Iill school ior the month oi January:

Grade X-l, Bernice Campbell; 2, Isabel Campbell; 3, Boyd Living- stone.

Grdde lP—i. Kathryn Livingstone.

Grade V-1, Patricia Campbell; 2, Marjorie l I icLcod.

Grade III ism-i, Stewart Mac- Leod and David Living-stone (equal).

Grade III (Jr) — i. Murilllfiil MacDonald.

Grade lI-l, Sadie Ward.

Grade I-l, Gordon Duncan.

Periect attendance - Marguerite MacDonald and David Livingstone.

Georgie Matheson-‘lleachcr.

GLEN BOY INSTITUTE

The annual meeting oi Glen Roy Women's Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. John Weir with an attendance oi seven members and two visitors. The Vice-president presided. The meeting opened by reading the Creed in unison. The minutes oi the previous meeting and also oi the last annual lneetins were read and adopted. The roll call was responded to by ravine the annual ieea.