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$100 a Month Income i

_ will be paid to you regularly free of any chance of loss for the rest of your life

takes years of self-sacrifice. It isn't necessary now. ,

Why not adopt the modem way

and by depositing moderate annual instalments lei. the Canada Life take over your problem?

We will guarantee you one hun-

dred dollars a month income when you decide to retire at age, say, 50, 55 or 60, or pay you an income per- sonally should you become totally disabled at any time between now and then, or we would start paying it at once to your family if you should die.

Hcuit task to build up a (und oi Why not find out how it is done? thousands oi dollars in order to pro- It will mean no obligation on your vide an income for themselves. It part. I

THIS COUPON WILL BRING YOU VALUABLE INFORMATION

Toronto, Ont.

I am interested in this subject. Please send me by mail your book- let, “Getting the Income You Want.” without obligation oi any kind on my part.

Do you want a deiinite, sure in-

come that will come to you even though all other sources oi income tail? You can have it.

Picture what a hundred dollars a

month would mean to some people you know-the totally disabled, the old unemployed man or woman, the widow struggling along on very small means. Resolve that you will now take the ilrst simple step re- quired in order to provide against you or yours ever being in such a

great Canadian systems ghd

Canadian National, during the rev

All Lines Show _ ‘R01-L0 BAY i f Reduced Business In 1..... ,

Freight & Passengers ..,.J.`.' 13.11322 .`£.’Ii.‘I.‘°§..i"..".?Z§1

Mr- and Mrr. r-rank J. wocd_ V ‘Wit

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eoreased Railway Revenues General i°e1»1°»<=»°rsr»c»»ii. Throughout The Continent Affeotin ”"’“"“’“ ”~""‘“°' “°"°”"

. 7 g W°5¢.bwa;i toNew Acadia recentlyi `

Adversely Both of 0anada’s Great ` `“"”"""

°n Sunday last were Mr. and Mrs.

Eliiah Gallant Tignlsh, Messers`

i°*ii"di*“ hm) ber of employees oi 10,543. ori Eiiiiih Gllimt Tisnish, Messrs ‘

OTTAWA, Oct 13-Both of the 171.2 pea- cent. with lighter loading Innis,, Souris East.

cr d W de- and a smaller average revenue per

ease operating income this year ton mile, the average revenue Per Mr- Daniel MacDonald, Char-

E°°";i°’;'°d with iaiii- A°°°1”°ii“8 5° flieizhii train mile decreased ir0m i°i¢¢f0WI1. was a recent visitor to.

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come oi' the Canadian lines of the The Duluth, wmmpgg and PM, *_

tm d 1 h -,1i1c, Grand Trunk, western nndi Mr. Edward iviunnr .1r.muc any

. im i"i°ii im er 'ei' °W» S °W€‘3 3`N€W England lines all showed deii- East was a visitor to Monteoello 1

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“‘“(Ml__,Mrs__ MM) dciicit cr $721,611, 'rnc United stat-iciir in tire operating income. 'rnc sunday litre

dm 78 B cs lines produced a deficit cr sl,-;ce,,m,1 vermont showed an oper. A can ........... ........................ ._ .. _

..... ... 100,225. This makes a total loss 0! tj m I 76064 hi M15 _i

E I 51821396 iw a3°iii5t im i“°°“'i¢ Ufigomnguagltniiiriih $$'lii,004wioi‘h Illiii sume; lI'iI;zeciuti;s Iivsootieaziliijr it $9,361,565 for the seven months 1

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~ 0 0 ° Ciiiiidiii-“ iiii°5~ Eglington, a.ter spending twoi 0

' To Vlslt Un Sn .Pro test Agalnsii |1930' | The net result of the sysbemfex- weeks vacation at her home ini p p y

Turning to the canadian Pacific cluaive of the eastern lines was a 110110 Bay

___ In Wages the statement shows on opwatmgigeiicit of $110,005, as against H11 __,_ - i“°°me during the seven months or coins of $1o59,s21 in Jul 19:-io

AND VICINITY

°S9Ph Chaason Bear River

Bout

Among the viritcrr tc ncuo Bc ‘ I

Joseph MacMillian, Bt. Peter's Mr.`

p m0057288 ~ y ~ Mr Earle Peters, New Acidic, is +Al-

(Canadian Press) 810 987 milggocompaied With $13-'i GPUSB “Venues Oi' ffhe Canmian in the employ of Lazarus White

ROME 0% 13 Capodmo noNDoN, oct 1a-More than ,faking the ~ th I liaclililc 851;a11;:ayh1nhJulv agiiauggfg Ecllc Bay west.

’ “' '_ 100000 civil servants with their mon 9 _1u1y a10ne_ , , w c was _, , ____

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visit the United sinies for u staged " ireme"d°"5 but entirely aga1nsts3ao24saa1n 1930 as duced from si1'145ia'1 in 1930 tc is “tended i° Mi' william H' 0 a [ml 6

orderly demonstration today along B decre » !» 6 .This was i 1 i Townsend, Rollo Bay,.in the death

It M Y 1' the embankment, protesting against: nt aseiil $8' 72315' °i' 223 P91' ‘9'623'6i8' The °i’er°‘t ng inwme of his brother Mr. Charles Town-

s ua on, it was announced today-weducmh in their wa d th ‘ie - 0D@fHi Hg expenses we - was reduced to $1,919,169 01” b $1.-

Preparmo f th all ges un er e fe N ‘ Y shend oi' Saint John fo i n t 0

115 or e gamer new economy regime ,dUC€d fr0m $32,333,225 jn 1930 to 330,888. R€V€!lll€ freight all'10l1IlE€d,R°n0 Bay rmerly of,

,@.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,n, c,,,,fe,e,,c,, nm year' To the music of twenty bands and $21,303,531. and ine cpcmcing in. "10 '1ao,o4s,3sa ton miles, cr 15.11 per '

also will be discussed at Washing- ‘the waving of hundreds of bannem wme from $4,668,017 tg $1,155,221; cent less than in 1930 and passen- The dame at Fortune Han _I ton bythe Italian Foreign Ministergithe great parade progressed toyiijaigélg traffic it is reported, de. gel* traffic decreased by 24.8 per Friday night was wen ammdigg who with Signori Grandi will siillxyde Park when a dozen oramrs, by 17.0 per cent but pass- cent. The seasonal increase over |

general discussion oi' thc world

(Chocolate Coated) '

“Tastes like more " ii "zff}r>

I ' The Original Butter Filled Crisp

Temptingly Delicious Melts in the Mouth

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mm Naples cn inc liner ccn~i . “"8” traffic h i i Mum was furnished by Messe"

Grande November '7. i

D. . F c 0 mans busy wife in the shop, inthe smallest earned 1' » Wei): "ii I A bl hi t = 2itnli”n Ambassador to the United! “My word, yes!" replied the; ii any mimi' ‘ ii °“i° ii e W P i'

States, who is in Rome, will re-'shop-keeper. “I only wish I 'ad A-

turn to Washington immediately. lcouplc more like ’er.”

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in July l927," it is reported, P1155.

enger revenues were particularly; lisht. mounting to only $203,504. cri

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Many Decllneu *inland this week cn u visit in Mr. nf Th Eggs °;‘ize iiiieswgrii 1 A t

Peters’ ,mother Mrs. Joseph Peters, 5 ' 9 P 5 I peac

“ gimke' crease ot 27.351?evic(;ei:t_gr'i';;er“;l;iig;;°a;rf;§;“;°:E"f;;;’:ei;4o§T;| Peter Chaisson and Dniphic iii1es.w‘lclee(;tiii);/A5;5;l;iienwlt1?iNg;;lg§i

Signor Grandi will be accomp-| what., That? Day-T011 was less by $3,785.485 or;5-5 Pei' Cent in i930~ The i"Vem5e|Burke' Bear Ewen Aiiiiiein

aiiied by his Personal assistant | _'___ by 165 pei' ceiiii i°i"`ii i`edii°ii°!\ Oi iiiiiii 1°’ freight was “lm°st 59 m‘u'| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke have _W

Guido Ro:-co, iilid a number of -~Hard wormng 11t;1e wife orfve 23’193 employees `¢8 100891' than for July 1930, but Miss Annie M D al

- - y ' I returned to Rollo' Bay after s nd-` ac on ci'

sccrctnrics, but will take nlcng noigct, B111," raid the irnvellcr tc tnci GPOSS revenues for .yuiy 01 the the “"¢”3° ’°"°““° Pei ”°“ miie ing c month itli in pe M‘"i“"°i" was “ ’°°e"i ”is’i°'

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other pomiml 0,. economic ex_,smaH shopkeeper as he watched the Canadian National Eastern lines, was less by .08 per cent, or 'I per John J. Burke* New Acadia* Rollo Bay East. _ crm Nciiiic G1 ccrn Dc Martin ' 1 i‘”i‘i°i‘ “m°“"i@<i '00 $712669 i-

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1 Mr. and Mrs. Beloni Peters and . .family of Alberta motomd to the held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

FOOTBALL I"r\N 5\I'i\l‘.\` AI'I’LI~lS

Urges Pressure I "‘"‘ T'““""`

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O €St0T€ PCGCG, COLUMEIA, ivio., oct 13-.apples

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(Canadian Press, ri iootliall lads this iall. Whether

tiic concll expects the iraiiizionnf

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decrease from July. 1930 ci: $169,- Af FUI’ S016! Rive, South and me germemans in urging the League of Nations to dimcwr of mh_mS_ that Worm

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Fimmess in silver lox and sharp

but it was not so this year," the declines in marten and Russian statement continues, The operating sablefeatured the close yesterday income showed a deficit oi $1,088,-,oi 449,.-as against ii deficit oi $916,388 dz

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the Fall sale ol Frederick Huth Co. Silver fox held unchanged at top oi' $125, with a 95 per cent

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ses were reduced by $1,984,612 or B 141 Pei' fem- and me °i’e“‘ii“3 in' i was oi'i 15 per cent, selling at a. come amounted to $78,004 as hi against $1,906,974 in 1930. The L

pay roll, includ'ng the eastern lin-'C

amounted to $10,595,396 which

t..'lor a reduction in the num-_,gl

'in Irefght traffic and 21.0 per cent cent, the high bid being $20 and

he tumover only 40 PSF Cent-

adian lines exclusive of eastern lin. Russlan gable :iso dropped 20 per es of the Canadian National, gross cam and reached 1, high of $34 on revenues declined by 23.9 per cent, S

ales of 30 per cent oi the offerin8»

01' to $12,350,733 85 against $16,237.- Fitch and gl-my fox _were weak,

oth dropping 20 per cent to $i~9U nd $3.70, respectively. Ermirle

gh of $2 on 65 per cent sales.

ynx held firm at $40, unchansvi ross fox sold at a top of $64. off

was a cut of $1,650,452, or 13.5 per h

per cent. White fox was un- :nged at $25,25.-New York mes Oct. 8. 1

Mr. John C. Peters arrived home! prize by BML Tanc; O`Keef;'; exe

from Alberta. recent i Gmvim me unc on W i

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visit his mother Mrs. J. w. Petcrsiserved bi; Qiiiess' Th” ifzilid °f

Lower Rollo any twenty-on. o ars was re .

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The october Meeting ci tire Mi' R“"`i M“ii"5°“' Aim” iii

Rollo Bay West Women's Institute Cross tis in the employ of ri was held in school, with eight, members and three visitors present. Meeting opened with singing “Auld _ .:Its Qiiaiiify S9115 It- The iacii A

Lung syne"_ Minutes of the that so many thousands of intellig- i Pacific Treaty of 1i922,dwhich both ` Y A V Sept. meeting were read andi Mit lJ€0Pi€ 0°niiniie i° use Dr' China and Japan Sgm' i T

ndcpted. The members decided 'I‘i1omaS'EC1ectricO11 speaks \'°1\1-I that it would be inconvenient tolmes i°i` ii-S iieaiiiig emciencyj Ever S acid n district convention this since it was first introduced lt has ii

Mr. George A. Wood, Rollo Bay. in I _, l .

Voke directly the KeH°gg`Bi4i8nd'l'iles were for iii.” ;r;’iri1'i`<i1l l:i..:, nti-War Pict or the Nine-Power _ . .

rt all possible pressure to pre-

Although an oiier of co-oper- I r|,qui1.,,d'

on with the league was renewed

e United States reserved* thewhe 14 \)mhC_I_\._ ard hp ,A gm i'° act indepéndmiiy mher,liro\'id1ii;' iiifizciiiit 1i:i.f;,~:‘. 5u7’p°i't °f iii? ieagiic ‘ir i° in' fruit ninii i1i<l his i iiiilii

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tate Henry L. Stimsori to the ---~

he had usually oiiiziitwii 51-35011

t wan iiickeis for the (,~1111i\'alr~11‘. ni .\‘\`i'!!

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year. The school committee was 8l‘0WYi Sifeafiiiy in Pui'-iii° f“"°r'Y reappointed, Elizabeth M3590,-_ owing entirely to its manifold use- mack and Kathryn MTR” were fulness in, relieving and healing

sont last Friday after President :some sii:i0;~. After .slid hhrl lricci oil Hoover considered the subject in a i the oiclii 11.111' the clerk ,fiskcfi hex' cabinet meeting, asked that the \\'lii`cli piiir- .slic limi <|i 1.-Lficrl mi.

aiipointed on sick committee. Si°i¢i`i°i’5- A5 5 speiiiiic f°r guts" Mrs Lazarus White invited the burns. scalds and various in am-

November Meeting, Roll Call to be i'°Pi'°ii°h' 'b

members to har home for the i"`iiit°i`Y Pains its re°°i'd is beyond 3

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world group “assert nil p“essure` “Not 0115' Of iil<‘!ll.".\!lf~.<rii1i. "D11 and authority within its comptii-ji ivnliiid to solid lol' soiiiw_ iiilil l

nec" toward settling iho dispute iwaliicd to in" -=‘i1‘> find 'i1'<`7”?`

wc:-n .China and Japan. i fish* -“if” "

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1' MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS EXHIBITION.

.A Houns FREE ENTERTAINMENT oi-‘ Nm/Eifrv 1/AUDEVILLE ACTS

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GAMES, BAND CONCERTS, VAUDEVILLV 1

Ramond -LaF1‘ance Dalllf 59° L&M21‘

(jazano Jerome and Jewell

And Bunny “Suicide Twins”

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Novelty Slack Wire Performers Columbia Accprdlan Artist A Novelty Balancing Act That Has . e es rippf

“A Feature Circus Act” An Entertainer Who Will Please You N0 Equal `" More Than Unusual’ “ue Today’ In a Few Rounds of Pep”

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lst Prize An Acrobatic Konck

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is in a Class by Itself as a Tumb- ’ Y S ’ I" 3 Medley ‘if New d 0 _ , I . .i .

BRIUGE LAMP ling Performance Featuring Iron Jaw Suspension “Today and Yesterday” YOURS MM BE THE H U x '

2nd Prize

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