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G. Walter DeBlois

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a large circle o! relatives and‘ iriends upon the sudden death oi lira. G. Walter DeBlois which oc- curred at an early hour Jsterdsy morning iollowing upon shod re- celvedin aia-llwbils entering 5t.

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ACCUMUQATED TAX ARIEARS

c. "Pu-wing- Held SITES will!“

II. C. I‘. HOHIJTIIN Manager limtreai Branch

h“, m; gentlemen arrived isl evening ircm lialiiax, having nearly

mgletedscoast-to-ocasttouroithskanchOﬁicesoiths

Great-West

m, Murancs Company. At each Branch the Company's repruenta- m‘ m called Mother ior purposes oi’ instruction. it is this popular ampany‘! intention to do all it possibly can to have its representa- m, Wu posted, and capable or properly advising prospective clients and.

abode“ 1n regard to their insurance problems. The mcctinga will

cuheld at the oiiioes oi Hyndman d:

Company, Ltd, Provincial Managers.

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Mr. Guthrie Replies

The resolution was acceptable to its Government, Hon. Hugh Guth- rgllinister o! Justice said. Ho was lsstig the House in the absence d the Prime Minister.

purchasing power of 81s masses. “It is a subject which has ior a lau time encased the best con- sideration that the government has been able to give," Hr. Guthrie lid. Ii it had not been able to bring into the House s complete solution, it. was not icr lack o! oi the problem.

Them were anomalies in ths ilsh North America Adi, the Minister admitted. but it was ex- eesdnlrliﬁly diiiicult when any im-

was , ,

to get unanimity among all the VIHCCS.

0v the Point oi whether the

Oovemment could invade the pro~

viscial Jurisdiction oi’ property and

ﬂshts under peace order and

- hours oi labor, the Minister

" - if the Dominion had any

'~' Power. ‘Phe ruling of the

’ ' Privy Council was reierred

‘ ‘I indies-tins that it would re-

a situation more serious than

' Present before the federal gqv.

~~ nt could intsriero with rights I , under ‘h. “l...

Provinces. l t nt refused reso u "oqﬂﬂ

mic-d entail? 2.12m- ".113

Peter Keenan, (Llb., Kenora-

f 31""). I-nd a former minist-

o labor. All that ills resolution

for was “immedste consider-

Ht would have preferred to

- "mﬁihlns much more definite,

“will he proposes to give his

$0 the l solution.

Day May See (Continued ﬂﬁn PIIO l)

rendered these mittlous purpcselem. ‘iihcy will be withdrawn. \ ‘Ikanorrow morning the Oablnet reacts b0 drslt a policy declaration which it will summit to the Cham-

her. ‘The Dahdicr Goyernment," a statemem tonight sad. ‘ in this particular; it is a government that intends to gov- em." That the Government reared other disorders was indpa

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friends tion oi their Golden Wedding an- nivu-suy.

IALCONWOOD IIOSPIT Radio Skate, Thursday .1... Special music. Admilitm 26 can L454

ISLAND QTUDINT-In the list oi the island students at Acadia, the name o! Mr. Donald Sutherland oi Borden, 9.8.1., was omitted Mr. Butherlands standing is as iollows: Chemistry 3, passed; Engineering, Class n81; M ‘ti,’ Clan 0.; Frcnc , Pass ; Phy 4, passed; Surveying 2, 3, Class B

T0 RECEIVE MEDAL - One oi the bronm medals to be awarded by the Royal Canadian Humans Society ior bravery in saving hu- man liie goes to James MoNsill, o4 Bummerside, Prince Edward Island, who earned it. icr the rescue oi Horenos Bogart, aged ll, after she had iallen through the ice on the pond near the electric light station at Bummerside on Dec. 30, i032.- Monclﬂn Times.

DIBIASI AMONG DCGO-Ow- ing to an epidemic oi distemper among dogs in the city md vicin- ity, dog owners have been advised to mussle their dogs. This disease, it is learned, is somewhat the nature oi influenza in human be- ing, although more total. The dis- ease is contagious and owners who

mvaluetheirdopshotild acct-hat

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threatened rioting hept the ministry nervous, al- irliﬂlh detumincd to use a strong

The tense political situation was reileded in the bourse where nooks. bonds and the rranc slump- Thrniened demmstrations by ‘ , ‘ “‘ ‘ the dis- miml o! Jean Chiappe, Paris D0‘ lies prefect. the gathu-lng oi Bo- olailst “about troops" and the pomhility oi renewed manifesta- tons by Hoyaiists against the Gov- ernment brought the troop re-in- rocoansnb into the city.

The normal Paris garrison oi 4M0 was backed up by detach- ments irom the provinces. while in adiition there were 8.000 mounted riders or the Republican guard and heavy ioroes oi the mo- bile guard.

‘Ikn machine-guns, eight de- ‘ in two sections and the

others ready ibr action, rolled in Ihlll carts drawn by mules to the Lourcine Barr-acts, the one ginger. to the Chamber oi Deputies. The courtyard o! the barracks was uowded with midiers.

As the machine-gurus paged through she streets there was some

, from mectators -— in France the whistle is the equival-

ent oi hisrdng-whle one man

“ ‘ ‘ "that is what they are to eed us Rrisians".

War Pensions __ Pa id O u t

(C. P. by Guardian's special Wire) OITAWA, Rb. 5—'I‘be total a- mount paid out in war pensions has been droppin, for the past clnber, 108i, the annual war pen- bill was approximately $5,500.- iass than in 100i. and nearly BIN-m -

they are not allowed to roam at large. Thereisslsoadangeroltbe animals being shot by tos-ranchprs who are on the watch to protect their iorcs irom pmsiblc contagion- HEAB ‘I'll! CIIAILOTIITOWN Male Chorus in Prince ‘o! Wales College Hall, ‘Tuesday and Wednes- day. February 0 and 1, 8.16 pm. Proceeds in aid oi A.A.C.O- L443 T!!! POPPY GIRL! will call cu you to support the Ialoonwood Hospital Radio tats, Thursday. Tickets are but 3 cents. 1.464

A1‘ (WHO-There was a mil at- tendance at the Gyro dinner which was held last evening at the Om- adian National Hotel. llr. Gordon lihcDonald was in the chair. The speaker o! the evening was 0on- stabls W- J. Monaghan oi tbs Royal C " Mounted Police, who gave an interesting addrem on the history oi’ the force to which he belongs. He dealt in some detail with the story oi the Riel Rebellion. It. was reported that the bridge tournament was still in . that the result of the hockey match last week was 5-4 in favour oi the single men, and that the play-oil would be held Rext week.

GIVEN I'll! TICKITS-‘Iwenty West Kent Bcbool pugils are the recipients oi ires tickets to a con- cert to be presented by the Choral Society st the Prince oi Wales Col- lege Tuesday and Wednesday even- ings oi this week. ‘lhsse tickets were generously donated by Mr. He- ber Large and were awarded to the ten pupils standing ‘ ‘

nine and ten. Those securing the tickets were: Grads i0 -- Danny Ieigh, Keith IAngill, ldary Nichol- son, Evelyn Block, Walter Pickard, borne Bmallwood, James Rattan- bury, Irvine Rice, Jean Pinlayson,

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.Othsr instructors are MJss

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to try HUCKLIYB MIXTURE, and it sure does the trick. About three doses gives ms relief."

No wonder millions oi former sularers say, “Buckley's acts like s dash." Ii you have a cough, cold, ‘ﬂu or bronchitis, get a bottle today. It clears the bronchial tuba. cases breathing and stops the cough before other remedies have begun to act. Play ssie. Reiuse substitutes. Buckley‘: is sold everywhle.

HIAI ‘l’!!! CHABIDTIIIOWN Male Chorus in Prince o! Wales college Ball, Tuesday and Wednes- day, d and 7. l.“ PM Proceeds in lid oi A.A.0.0. L443

100M! ECONOMIC! 00038!- A three weds ahwt course in Homo Dooncmics, conducted by the Women's lnstituio Bunch o! the Department oi Agriculture will Own this momng at 0 o'clock It Prince oi Wales College Hall. In- struction will be given in sewing home nursing, cooking and hand.- crait. The sewing clras will be

Mona Wilson oi’ the Red Cross Branch will teach home nursinl- ssra n. s. Btorwart. and Pansy Mac- Donald. The number enrolled is

Mr. and Mrs. Alton Robertson, Kingston were passengers to the City on Friday morning. Mrs. Blob- crtson succcssiully underwent an operation in the P. E. I. Hoqittal on Saturday.

Lieut. A. W. Mstheson, city, leit Saturday morning Ior Kingston. Ont, to take a captain's course at the Royal Canadian School oi Art- illery there.

Ir. John It. Nicholson, oi Hun- ter River, iormorly Beroesnt st Arms in the Provincial legislature. underwent an operation ior ap- pendidtis in the Princo Edward island Hospital on Friday. It is pleasin to k-now that he is doing well.

The people oi m. Stewart and vicinity are greatly relieved to learn ot the good news that Dr. Mirth is much improved. Dr. Martin for thfpast several days has been critically in with pneu- monia. His many triencb look icr- w-ard to his ra-psi recovery.

tern, the treatment o! the policy and such. comments oi the speaker as these remain in one‘s mind: “liters is no such thing as

Peter's Cathedral tor the twilight recital on Saturday afternoon. Doc- tor and ambulance were quickly summoned and she was removed to her home at the Char-lotto Resid- ence mily a block away. But soul alter arrival than she lapsed into unconsciousnua and the end cams without suiiering at 0J0 yesterday morning.

Frail o! body, but active. with a

loving disposition and greatly in- terested in the work oi her church and community. abs went about doing good endearing herseli to all with whom shs came in contact. she will be greatly missed and widely mourned- ‘

Ldrs. DeBIols III I 41-118mm‘ Oi

the lsto George Davies oi Brighton villa and cousin oi Sir Louis Davies. A brother, Doctor Charles Davies, resides in London. lhigland. Among relatives in Char‘

are: Mia Ada DQ131015, sister-in- Isw; Miss Kitty Peter's, Mrs. Ro- lmd Paton and ma. Robert L. Cotton, nieces, w. H. B. Stewart, Lieutenant Governor DeBlois, llr. Noel DeBlois, Col. A. G. Peake and Mr. Ernest DaB. Peaks, nephews. The funeral will handled by Miss rerguaon. Miss ‘-'v' dlleﬂdly mmlnl. service a-t Bt- Peter's Cathedral at 0 o'clock, thtznce by train n’ Sherwood Cem- 9 Ty.

take place on

Literary Club Addressed By Rev. Mr. Outhouse

At the meeting oi’ the Literary

club at Prince Street Bchooi on Thursday, January 25th, Rev. W. L. Outhouse was the Outhouse gave a splendid review o! a recent book by 0.1L D. Cole. ‘The Through World Chaos."

speaker. Mr.

Intelligent Man's Guide

lnthisbooklnaColetracesthe

history oi economics. slvins the background and some oi’ the world forces which brought on the World War and led to the present econ- omic crisis. In conclusion the auth- or states there are two alternatives, one oi which must be ldiilﬁdd" world co-operation through a re- construction oi the present system or gradual Socialism.

The speaker presented the sub-

jcct in a mint interesting and lucid manner.

The outline o! the banking sys- tarii!

EASTERN GIIARIJIAI

..°Th1s aelama la reserved

strictly payable ll

aver-production, rather is it a case oi’ poor distribution.’ Unemploy- msm leads to the dole system. This system is a isilure icr it leads to lying and stealing on the part, oi many who do not need aid- These Clllt many people in dire distress, oi the help which they should have from their ieliow men.

w. Outhouse concluded with a statoment which might give us

- JAIL ROADS AND RIVER ICE ‘lead to the Moccasin Dance and skating with band, Montague Rink, Wednesday night, Feb. 7th. Benefit Mm‘ Icgion Band. 1,244

some iood icr thought. that the world depression, the tail- ure oi the nations to keep the peacaandtsrechaosinwhichthe

He said

MIINTBMM BACKTRUM HARD TRIP

world is now groping blindly are all due to this tact. "The world has lmt sight, of the Christian spirit oi’ helping one another and has iailed to observe. ‘as ye would that mm should do to you, do ye also to them likewise!"

A vote oi’ thanks moved by Miss Matheson and seconded by Miss Bennett was heartily endorsed and extended to the speaker. Afternoon tea was then served.

S. A. Officer

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) NORTH SYDNEY, N. 5., Feb. 5— Returning irom an errand oi mercy l0 isolated sstt‘ cnts in North Victoria County, the Canadian Government Icebreaker Montcalm docked at the government pier here today to await further orders.

Passengers and members oi the crew told oi landing provisions in remote harbors and coves ibr res- idents, cut oii from the outside world by ioe-iloes and blocked roads Early reports on conditions at these places were greatly exag- gerated, acocrdirig to passengers interviewed.

At South tngonish, where condi- tims were reported extremely ser- ious, James Brewer was quoted as saying there we e ample supplis oi

aims had 100 bushels oi pmatoes available, he said, but no one there ever asked him icr assistance and be expressed doubt anyone had lime hungry in the vicinity. When the Montcalm arrived

luncheon yesterday was Wilson oi the Salvation Anny, 8t. John. He spoke on the history and wort o! the Salvation Anny.

beginning or the pointing out that it was not. in- tended to be what. it has beocrne.

It was merely a local venture in‘ the Bat through iorce or oi. has become a world-wide organisa- tion The Army has a staii oi over “Yiim” “n” w" “m ‘f, h‘; 25,000 oiiicers working in various. d-imwr- Th‘ 5"°°“"‘°" '° ‘u ‘ carts oi m. world. 8o iar as doc- Imvilm ‘Wm- °°"°° °"“°- “g m“; ‘Quanta m, Am“, k ma‘! proﬁt ircm which was to be use

‘the Uses c! evangelical Christian- M" tduumui P“'P°°"-

potatoes and other vegetables. Remy A pumc m“ new“ “m!

that the Balv-atim Anny could not be charged with modernin-n.

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Acquitted On Lottery Charge

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NRONTO, Ebb. b—Br0iher A!‘- nold, s. member oi the Christian Brothers, was acquitted in P°11¢¢ court today on a charge oi operat- ing a lottery. Magistrate ‘ Jones dismissed the charge because oi insuiiicisnt evidence.

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Major Wilson dealt first. with the Army in i865.

kid oi’ London. but]

mstances it

The Army, Major Wilson atsfed.

h operating in between so and es wuntrn and colonies. In most oi those places the women's social IIIDOI. homitals,

Army has the work, children's and rescue

homes. In Canada l-bnc there are fourteen Balvation Anny hospitals as wall as rescue hotncs, which

m. There is also the Army's men's social work, in which is comprised

carry on work icr unmarried moth-i

hostels ior homeless man, homes ior Iced men. Work in

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Brother Arnold, were committed ior

ball each pending a review oi the evidencv in their cases by the grand jury.

The lottery, according to police. was operated by the de La Belle Auxiliary Association oi which

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L09!‘ IN CITY IIGISTI-ATI Pipers. Finder please leave _Guardian Oiiice. ‘ z,-

UOBT-IN NEIGHBOURHOOD 0| St. Dunstarra Basilica on Satur- day night, a lady's pocket bong owned by working girl who neeq the money. ﬁnder leave at Peep den House.