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Mrs. John Power. Avondale. was

|y'bil0l' to Cardigan Head on

many tin- guet of her sister tirs. Sadie Curran.

_\ ... Frctlii Douglas. Charlotte- ~p<~nt the weekend visiting

niirlpnrcnt Mr. and Mrs. Alrbccd, Lorne Valley.

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The Si. Tera Ts Dfbﬁtlllg Soc- in- lifil their weekly debate in

hf‘ ha’! on Fisidnv evening with ‘y. ;1T‘"il.’l.‘!lf‘-"‘. ‘The sub]: ct. [er a s resolved that: Is y, . “oil's place in the house or

v ~ 1th tlic farm work. speak- rm- '.‘i"l‘\.'("llll" xvrrc Pro. James

u, ymrv lvlcflonald. Kathleen “m, ("in Paul McLaughlin. ....-~@.- ut-Dovr-hi and Aubrey P:-n\~l\ .l"rl~ -. - leopard Bradley.

u... Urban P. Bradley and M. J.

u, viwarri Cairns. Baldwin's yard was n visitor to the city iitrin: ill!‘ Pa“ “Wk-

yfr: rlcs Curran. Baldwin's Road n » '1' passenger on the

ﬁ’0l‘f’f‘l[‘.\\'ll train on ‘Pucday en- .r.,i.. 1,, niurrlclletown where she in y"ii"l .- fcw days visiting her 1w r My.» Hughes.

lfr James Show. Brudnell. was lmcng iilc recent visitors to the cliv.

the people of this district‘ re- zrt-i to hear of the sudden death an Sunday morning of Mr. Fmerv Franc at his home Peal-res Road. The deceased had been islck but s hart lllllp and his death came as a crcnt shock to tlKt 00011111111“?- ﬁr funeral tva< hold from _his gm rrvldenre .to Lorne Va ‘.69 c..m,.i..n-_ service at. the house was gnnducird b" Reverend Owen finches Montague.

Ifr. Edward lav/cl‘? and MI‘. Billie [.’i\\'."l‘\' were visitors to the city during “l0 past week.

lllr. Ira. Maotaren. Brudnell. nut u-ltli a very serious loss during the past week when three of his verv bet ("title strayed from home to the rnilrcad trad: and were killed by train.

ills: iaura Bradley. St. Teresa's. mint the nftst week visltinﬂ friends in the city. Mr. Henry .-. rLaiiizhlin who has betn w-itinc fr‘ends in St. Teresas ritiiirncl m his home i-n souris ‘Itiosday.

‘the ideal weather which we havﬁ hail during the past week hr en- abled many farmers of this d15-

nm to in. quite a supply of WM chopped and hauled to the" homes-C

_..._______-- marital. SERVICES FOR MR5- DOUGLASS rumvnn

Fnncrnl services were held t-hlﬁ afternoon for Mrs. Dmltilﬂsi Tum“- i4. picncrr an Benito county r651‘ lent who died at her Monterrey strict hcme Sunnyslone. I-Iolllstef. Salli. IVt-rlncsrlny morning. A the services started. banks Ol lovely flowers around the casket 10f? evidence to the high esteem in wliiih she was held among he!‘ nany friends throughout the coun- l.

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Born in Prince Eduinrd Island. Canada. Slli‘ moved to San Benito round-v in i870 with her husband. the lair E. J ‘Turner. In 1918 ihe moved in Hollister where she rcsitlrd until the time of her death.

Although having passed her 94th bir‘hf'ni-. Nlrs. Turner was active illfl iii good herﬂth until suffering {IJYIPS in a fall at her home last

Elli‘ l. survived by three sons: E J Turner and A. G, Turner of

au r, Ban Felipe; and sister Mrs Cﬂﬂlhrlne M E n ' ‘ Edward Lilﬁlllf. ac em o‘ Prince

i? OTTAWA WILL ISSUE FOUR NEW STAMPS

OTTAWA. Feb. 24 -Four new issues of Canadian postage stamps, which philatellsts describe as a- mong ihe most beautiful in the world, are soon Lobe issued.

Of two new ten-cent stamps, one reproduces the artistic memorial chamber in the Parliamentary Peace Tower. and ihe other is a picture of Fort Garry Gate. Win- nipeg. A SO-cent stamp portrays Vancouver harbor. and a dollar stamll is a reproduction of the his- toric Chateau do Ramezay’. in Montreal. The coloring; arc ye. garden as exquisite.

DAN-IEI. ‘MACDONALD

death of Daniel MacDonald. retired Canadian National Railway con-

ductor. was received here tonight. I-l died in Montreal at the age of 83 years. ‘

Known to travellers as "Conduc- tor Dan." he was in the railways service for 45 years before his re- tirement in 1917. A native of Grand River. P E. 1.. he began his rail- road career in the island province. later coming to Cape Breton when the old Intercolonial Railway start- ed. In later years he was in charge of the night express out of Sydney.

Four year after his retirement he moved to Montreal. Surviving are seven children: Frances and Max. Mﬂntteﬂl. Finlay. Edgar and Cyril. Sydney. William. New York. and Reginald. New Jersey. Funeral was held iii this city.

P. E. I. Intiiuaét? I11 Competition For Architects

OTTAWA. Feb. 24 —(CPi —A Dcnllnion-wlde competition for an Architectural design for the Can- adian Government Pavilion to be ercrtco at the World's Fair in New York next year. was announced t0- da by TIBCIC llkinisﬁir 'T“l¢'l‘.

Open to registered ATWIITBCLS or. in the case of Prince Edward Is- la "l. tccla“ tiny uracil ing Archi- tect. the competition will be held through the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and will close" March 5 .

The Architect whose design for the Pavilion is selected will be commissioned by the Department of Trade and Commerce to prepare working drawings. details and spe- cificaflons. He will be paid a sum calculated at three per bent of the total cost. of the building estimat- ed at. $75,600.

Author: placing second and third in the competition will be awarded cash prizes of $300 and $200 re- spectively.

NORTH RIVER WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

On Wednesday evening. February 2nd. the members of the North Rlvel W. I. held their meeting at the home of Mrs Edison Mutch. The president presided over the meeting. Miss Marjorie MacKlnley won the prize which was awarded to the one answering the roll call with the best original Valentine verse. Reports from the different committees were heard. and a let- ter of thanks was read from a member that had received fruit. during her illenss.

Program consisted ‘of a reading by Miss Leah MacKinley, and sev- eral contests. Lunch was served by the hostes and refreshment com- mittee.

Mrs. Bruce MacKinley invited the members to her home for their meeting on March 2nd. Programs will be prepared by: Mrs. Roy Bruce. Mrs. Fulton Morcside. and Mrs. Russell Whcatlcy. Lunch com- mittce. Mrs John MacKinnon. Mrs. Ernest Lndncr. Miss Mary Doyle and Miss Marjorie Mac- Kinlev. Roll cal! to be answered

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wANran-rnAcrrc/ll. NURSEIwhiIe the Swiss franc for convalescent invalid in Char- i unchaniled- The 541111118" “n” 1°newwn_ Apply xy€_3%u;r%a£.- was down 1-64 of o cent. at. par.

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such Close Am For P: i - 5"‘ n" 1332:. IA!!! TE] T91 139:” ' Am will!‘ 101,5 [Anaconda 33% ATKINSON. 33a; Atl Ref . 33.4. Auburn 4% iBalt Ohio 10' Bald L000 101.; Bendix Av 13 ' Beth Steel 53% C1165 QhlO 33 Chrysler 571,1. C011 Oil. 321,; Com S0 lag l COD Can 434:. Con Edison 22-1 Con Ga; Co 11,. Corn Prod 54 Cur Wright 16-7; Elec Auto Lt 1g Elec Pr Lt 19 Elec Pr Lt. 1031.; GCII E180 41x" G811 FOOGS 31a; Gen Motors 351, Goolrich 13:; Goodyear T 23 Gt Nor Plcl 241.. I-lud Mot Car 3;; .: Int Har 63v. .Int Tel Tel 7i._. | Kennecott 40 Mont Ward 36'. ' Murray Corp 6". IN Y Central 13s,". rNatl Cash Reg 1715. lNew York N H 2'; Nor Am Cc 19M. Nor Pac 12%;. Pa~k Mot 4-1.‘ Paramount 10%;. Penn R R 23 Phil Morris 93%’, Phil Pei. Co 39-1,; Pub Ser N J ‘ 311-3 Pure Oil Co 12h‘. Radio Corp 61f Radio K 0 3"... Scars Roe Co 63 Shell Union Oil 161.; South Pac l9“; Std Oil N J 53".- Stude Co 6 Texas Co 4316 United Air 3 United Corp ax. United Drug 7 United Gas Imp 10% U S Rubber 34 U S St Co 555i’- U S Ind Al 19% U S Std Oil Vanadium 18 West Union 26b’.- West All‘ B 25".- West Elec 98"? Woolworth 43 “l. NEW YORK CURB (Canadian Press) Stocks Close Am Cyan G 26% Am Gas Elec lit. Am Sup Power 13-16 As Gas El A 27 Brown Pfd 27 Cities Serv 1% Creole Pet 265-‘; El Bond Sh 77s Humble Oil .69 Lockheed Al: 9'2 Niag I-Iud 8 Pant. Oil 'l BANKS (Canadian Press! Banks Close Canada. Commerce 164 Montreal 202 Nova Scotiu 298 Royal 177

Stocks Move Narrowly Lower 0n Montreal

MONTREAL. Feb. 24 ~ (CP) — - Proﬁt-selling cut deeply today into I the previous day's advance and at the close the Montreal Stock Ex- change list pointed narrowly lower.

Papers bent downward. with St. Lawrence Paper Preferred a point lower at 41 and St. Lawrence Cor- poration. Price Brothers. and How- ard Smith of! fractions. Rails weakened though Canadian Pacific ﬁnished unchanged. Canadian Cor and National Steel Car eased frac- tions. the latter 3-4.

Constructions lost fractions. in- eluding Canada Cement. Dominion Bridge and Foundation Company. On the general list. Dominion Steel and Coal "B" sold off 5-8 at. 14 1-4. General Steel Wares com- mon and right lost fractions.

Total sales: Industrlals 24,700; mines 63.500: bonds $850.

Currencies

MONTREAL. Feb. 24 — (C?) — The pound sterling advanced about 1-64 of a cent to 5.01 5-8 on Mon- treal foreign exchanges today while the French franc declined ll-lb of a cent at. 3.25 1-4 cents. The United Stat/es dollar advanced l-64 of a cent at per.

t NEW YORK. Feb. 24 - (AP) -

l European currencies edged down-

ward in terms of the United States

' dollar today.

The pound sterling lost l-l8 of a cent at 5.01 5-8 and the French franc .00 5-8 of a cent. at 3J5 3-8. The illlilder dropped .02 of a cent and the belga .00 l-2 of a cent remained

FOR SALE

1. Property on Mal In Bold wed hllhwly. mlkirto of

on harlottetown. Ibo!!! three and one-hull’ acres of land. wlthnn-tu- date dwelling-house comprising seven rooms. bath and lunnorch. llot Water llentlnh. Electric Lights, Barn. Fox Shed. Ind Fox lhnch. All ln ﬁrst-can condition.

100 aunrantm‘ fﬂvtl-medlcliiﬂl-i z. hm about so norcl ll toilet reparations. Inwer BTW!‘- Cornvnll with modern dwelling- Llbera commission. Extra homo and Illdlng. all in bonus. Free gifts. 1f .ou have llrlt-cllll con A at nun I cor and n litttine mllulfrmn Char! Mum. . . Q fill .

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Monti-cal Stock Exchange

(Cunt u Eran) Stocks‘. '

1 90s .80 to .82; 50's 45 to .50: B.W.I. N0. 1 60's $1.75; Fla. bushel

$2.50

MONTREAL. Feb. 24 - (CP) — Prices held steady today in light trading on Canadian commodity exchange.

Butter Spot—Que. grass rcgrad- ed 34 1-2 to 34 3-4; Que. 2nds 13B score) 34 l-4n.

Cheese Spot-Unquotcd. i

Eggs Spot—Ont. A-large 25a; A- medium 24a; A-pullets 23a.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE Toronto. Montreal and New York ; —Stocks closed lower. I Winnipeg-Wheat. l-4 cent lower to tinchanized.

New York-Cotton and rubber lower: sugar unchanged: coll"? higher.

U0: TA TION

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

MINING

(Canadian Prell) TORONTO, Fob. 24-

Clooc Stocks m“, Bell Tel Brazilian “ﬁn Acme on 69 B POW A 311,5 Bldg Prod 49 i, 3 Ca“ Cement; ma; 2O Can (Jar Fd mi? w? cnzruai- Pfd 32v, 3g; 3 r- 7 3 sot-i 19“, 19 9* so 5114 40 15-"? 18,; 13a .7 41 fgj- 4s I II’ 7g as? ' W, 4'2 t .-.- 67 1:554.‘ 7 16 15 = 2&5 14 116 51 212 l; as it so .1 . v g3 39 (lomwealth . . . 32 61': Coniarum 170 14kg COB Clllb 32 .210 1- ' 41 64 so 59 a3 18W 10!! 148 s 244 Sellm Trend 61° 9'1 l“ 2i’.- Sends Market 5;‘ 4 ' 24 On Down I rail ti». Granada 2v ____ Gunnar Gold 100" (By Frederick Gardner) gﬂfg Rock 200 (Associated Press Financial Writer) Htarher 13% NEW YORK. Feb. 14—'I'hc stock Hit“ S" 15 market ran out of recovery fuel to- H‘) n3“ 13% day and leading issues backed down Home on 126 fractions "to more than a point. omest 25 _ Profit selling‘ dribbled into the iisr. H°W°Y 2v from the start and only mild wme- Jlwk Waite 43 back attempts were in evidence “will 31v: through the slow motion session. Jelllme 6Q ' A few aircrafts. utilities and s ec- J M C0"- 12 ialties contested the trend sufic- 75°F!‘ Add 202 ientiy to emerge with small advan- Kerr Lake 5g ces. but steels. motors and other Kirk Hud 105 heavy industries ended not far from Kirk Lake 124 their lows of the day. Rails were Lacuna 43 onv fractionally lower. Lake Shore 561; The Associated Press average of Lam Cont: _ 415 60 stocks was clown .5 of a. Lana Cad 58 at 46 compared with Wednesday's Lava Cap m; upturn of 1.1 points. Transfers to- Lebel Oro 111;, tailed 718.007 shares against L299,- Gold 1 315 the day before. Leltch m) " Declines predominated on a slug- Little L L 510 gisli Canadian list. International Macassa 490 Nickel and Walkers each dropped Madsen 39 a point to 51 1-2 and 41 1-2. re- Mar-Leon 250 spectively. Distillers - Seagrams. Man East 2... Dome and Lake Shore showed rnin- Maraigo 12 ' or losses. Ahead fractions were Mc- McIntyre 411» Intyre Ford and Massey HEITIS. MCKenzle 96 WIIAT srocxs DID nnllgwititzlceers i3 . THURS wrn NQYQQNDO" 14 Advances 194 62s Mm“, 21° Declines ass es Monmh 4 Utichlangcd 1,61 130 Moneta ziyt Tota Issues 3'7 826 - rssiibx": I; ,. Nlpissiilg Nlhinslil ' Montreal Curb and...“ 25in. . Nczmetal 95 ' g OBTlED 405 (Canadian Press) glgﬁal 20%,, Stocks Close gllgegglam Abltibi Com - 190 95mm“ 111i Abitibi Pfd 17 gglfdml? 375 Asbestos 65 Pavogs‘ 50 B A Oil _ 20»; Pq-“tena 17 Bciiuliarnois 4‘; Paiﬂoren 16% Bnthurst A 10% Pavmasw 17 I DO“ A 6'? Perron r 62'” Doin Tar 8% Peterson 152 Fraser V T C Pick crow 1'4 Fraser Pioneer 465 Ford A 1m Powell 310 nii- Walker 42 Premier 225 Home Oil 12s Preston 233 1'“? o“ 19 Read Auth m Int Peie a0“; 390 Red Crest 28... iPrice Com 14 Red Lake - Price Pfd 4a Ree. MMD 2B _ " Reno Gold 53 PRllilillCE Pniciss w S! Aflth 16h; ----— aw e MONTREAL. Feb. 24 -- tcm- Sheep Creek if; Wheat. Northern No. 1 $1.61; bar- Sherritt 154 ley. Canadian Western No. 3, .78; Siscoe 275 oats. iced. No. 1 .56; ﬂour. spring Sladen 120 ivlreui. patents. firsts $7.90. seconds Slave Lake 14 $7.50. bakers $7.40; winter wheat. Stadacona 351. patents. choice $4.25 to $4.55; white Straw Lake 111; corn $3.95 w $4.05; bran. ton $34.35 Sud Basin 315 shorts. ton $35.25; middlings, ton Sud Cont 13'; $38 5; rolled oats, bag 90 pounds. Sullivan 10o $3.25; tiny. No. 2. per ton. carlots Sylvanite 335 $10.50. Teci. Hush 545 Cheese: Wcstcrn current .14 3-4 TeX!" COFP 140 Lo 15. Butler: No. 1 .34 1-2 to_35. Tvburn 260 Eggs in cartons: A-1 large .J3; OWHBmI-i! 60 A-l medium .31; A-large .30; A- U91" 160 medium .118; A-pullets .27. Unit. Oil i7 Potatoes: Que. whites No. 1 80's Vimtur“ 625 .52 m .55; N a. Mts. 80's .55 m Vilma" 105 .55; 50's .40 to .45; P r: I. Mts. m». will“ 4m" 191 i 90's an to .82; 50's 45 to .50: wmfllimk 14'- a.w.1. N0. l 60's $1.75: Fla. bush- west {,3 15‘, el $2.50. w” Gig" 10 = MONTREAL. Fob. 24 _ tcm- wffmﬂ a 39 Butter ruled ﬁrm on Montreal open Ymh “tfga 80° prgduce markets tggay. 34 l2 m 25 utter was quot at - 35 cents a poluiidl ftosi‘ No. t1 car; UNLISTED lots or ess iv ti o to re a ers a _... as l-2l i» so for solids and a5 1-2 ‘ggggt an 32g * or pr his. , Graded shipments in carlots or ﬁfag“ 6014' less were 25 cents a dozen for A- H“ B“ ~ - 37,. large. 24 for A-medlum. and 23 for Kirk T03" m " A-pullcts. alrcblc 1% Cheese was 14 3-4 to 15 cents a on 5e19,, 3' pound for current western recci ts. pend or 310 Potatoes: Que. whites No. 1 ‘s Robb Mo"; 2 .52 to .55; Mts. No. 1 80‘s .55 to Ten-Mk n .58; 60's .40 to .45; P.E.I. Mts. N0.

(By The Canadian Press)

TORONTO. Feb. 24-00111 shares maintained their price position in the average today on the Toronto market although some of the most active finders sagged under a run of proﬁt-taking. Other mining groups lost ground and the west- ern oils closed narrowly lower.

Deﬁnite weakness in the base metals was chieﬂy responsible for a loss of about two nolnts regis- tered by the miscellaneous mines index. Noranda and Hudson Bay lost small fractions. Theclose was down 25 to 30 cents for Falcon- brirlge Coast Copper Ind Ventures.

MarLeod-Cockshutt was again the heaviest tr~der and the action r~;~"=~'te'l substantial profit-tak- iw- "he_close'a_t 2.80. th» da\"s

In Memoriam l

CAPTAIN iosam runaway

The death of Captain Joseph Tierney on Monday, February 14th., '. removed from our midst. a life

The genial Captain had been it failing health for the past few years but put up a gallant fight against his advanced age. and painful lnfirmities. Tenderly cared for by his gentle spouse of sixty years‘ of wedded life. who was ever at. his side. his last remaining years were but. a continuation of that domestic happiness which characterized his real and Christ- ian home.

Born at East Point in the year 1847 his family removed to Souris a few years later. where he rr-sl- ded ever since. Al. an early age he started going to sea. and became Master at the age of twentyi-one. In common with most men who go to sea. his experiences \1'(.‘l'_\’ often were far from pleasant ones, es- pecially in the loss of the schooner "Nutwocd" during a blinding snowstorm on the Cane Breton coast in December. 190i. when the

Ship's company barely escaped with their lives, Subsequent to his retirement

from the sea. he was employed by the firm of Matthew and McLean. as manazer of their large fishing interests. This position he held un- til his actual retirement some fifteen years ago.

Always of a pleasant disposition. passionately fond of children. he gathered about him a fcllowiiig that will ever miss his humorous and thrilling stories of the "ca. I-Ic had the happy faculty of making and retaining a host of friends. who wit‘ regret the passing of the ‘familiar fizurc of “Ca-plain Joe." af he was affectionately called by 11's many admirers.

Rlrssrrl with a retentive memory. always interested in the town in ivhlrh he lived. a Canadian first. last “ivl always. his knowledge of world wide affairs made him a convcrsntionalist. of rare intel- ligciicc.

He died at the home of his son- iii-lawn Mr. M. A. Paquet. sur- roiinriccl by a number of his child- ren and grand-childnzii. and his faithful wife. Consoled by the Last Rites of the Catholic Church, he surrendered his soul to the inevit- able and passed peacefully away:

Besides his sorrowinq wifs h. leaves to mourn the following sons and daughters: William A.. of Boston. Mass; D. F1. of the De- partment of ‘Transport. Charlotte- tpwii: Mrs. M. A. Paquet iJeniiie)

Sour‘ : MFS. Peter J. Cote (Agnes). Coi:\ ' N. H; Mrs. J. E, Mo... Milli tMu-narcti. Souris; Mrs. A.

R. Mrwhcllnn tMaehBosion. Mass; MP“- D» J. Foley (Katei. Boston.

Mass; one daughter. Mrs. Gillis tMabeli predeceased him some twenty years ago.

His funeral. Wlllcll was largely

attended took p‘acc at St. Mary's Church on Wednesday. Feb. 16th. A Requiem I-Iigh Mass was cele- brated by the pastor. Reverend I. R. A. MacDonald. Father Crrken officiating at the grave. The “Mi- seremini“ was sympathetically in- terpreted by Mr. J. E. Moynagh at the Offertoiy. as was Mrs. W. J. Paquctfs rendition of The Dead March. The following were the Dﬂllbiiﬂl‘ o" Mcssnzs H. D. McLean. Girvlv Le is. P. A. MncLcllan. J. Peter MacPhce. Plu< J. Cheverie and-William Whelan.

The sympathy of the town of Souris and beyond its limits goes out to those who arc left to mourn the parsing‘ of a faithful husband and indulgent fathei; and a friend of thc wholc community.

With ihe characteristic care of

the good sea captain. you steered your many voyages over calm and stormy seas. guided on‘y by those loftv

attainments of duties well ' .l‘li"l(‘(l to your worldly employ- so also have you steered that chart of

i Eternity. May the Divine Mariner vrhose beacon light has illuminated your final voyage. receive vnu into

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MR. WILLIAM KEEPING

On Monday. January 31st, Mr. William Keeping. a very highlyre- speclcd resident of Murray Harbor passed peacefully away in the Prince Edward Island Hospital at the comparatively early age of 46 years.

The deceased had been in his usual quite good condition of health until the morning of Janu- ary 26th when on the arrival of his brother Eugene home from a neighbor's house he found Wil- liam in a state of unconsciousness. On the following day he was taken to the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital for treatment. All that. medical skill and kind friends could do was done. but all to no avail. He never fully regained consciousness.

Instead of gaining in strength he grew gradually weaker untilon the above mentioned date his gen- tle spirit winged its licavenwnrtl flight. The causc of his death. it is peiicvcti. was a hemorrhage of the brain.

William Keeping was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keeping. Murray Harbor. Mrs. Joseph Kccpliic pas-sod away woven years ago and her husband quite a number oi years bciorc that. In their family there tvcrc three sons. Besides William now dcceascrhtwvo rcmain to mourn their loss. name- lv. George in Halifax. N.S.. and Etigcne. Murray Harbor. Eugene being the only member of the familv now remaining in tlic old home. he is naturally feeling his brothers loss very keenly.

William was a young man who was held in high esteem by all who knew him. I-Ic took a deep interest in all that pertained to flu- best. His place in the Sunday School And in the sanctuary on ill" Sabbath day.‘ was seldom vac- ant. He will be much missed in the different spheres of life.

The funeral which was largely attended was hcld in the Presby- terian Church at Murray Harbor on Wednesday. February 2nd. The service was conducted by Rev. R.

Hensley Stavert assisted by Rev. Mr.._.W=*et"-_Es___ee!gb:e."r§ cesslons of 4 to 10 cents were

showing at the close for Cariboo. Chibolirzamau. Gunner. Lit-tic Long Lac. Panionr. Oro Plaia. Pickle Crow and Wright-Hargreaves.

Senior golds held steady and ihe close was narrowly higher for Hard Rock. Jacola. Macassa and Svlvanite Price ndiusiments in the iunlor oil group were mninlv on the down side. Roralilc lost. 1-2. Oknlto fl. Anglo-Canadian 5

--~i Rn-md Dnlhotisle S.

long resident of the town of Sour-is. |

LN;

I BROOM

10 bzn"

SALE res. 2s. iii MARCH 6th.

BULK 'I‘I*IA. lh. — — — - -- - -» I\l()'l‘l-lla‘lt'S OWN 'l‘E.~‘l, lh. -~ - - - - SUGAR. l0 lbs. — — — - - _ __ _ __ IIOLASSES. I gal. -— — — —- -- - 4 lbs.~l).-\'l‘I‘lS — — - -- - _ _ .._ _. lilNl-‘VFHPIS. It boxes — — — - - — _ - CREAM 0|" 'l‘AIt'I‘AR. lb. — — — ~ - -

3 lllls (if NTXIIIIYNOES — — — — — — —- 2: pkgs. roux l-‘LAKIJS - - - - - _ 3 tins‘ (YARNIYFION MILK — - _ _. _ COFFEE. lh. — — — — — — — — -- —' l0 SCH] BBLERS — — — — — — — — - Zl Tins (Yl..~\.\lS — - — — —‘---- _-_ —& __. 2 lbs. MIXED (DANDY — — — — _ _ _ 7 bill's FACE SOAP — — — — — — — — LAUNDRY SOAP — — — —- —

43c . 53c

q

3 tins .l AND BEANS — — - _ _ ...

6 rolls T0] LET PAPER - — -- -- -- - f Largo Bottle I‘I(.TI\'I.I~JS — — — — - - l 2 lbs. SHOIVIENING - — ~ _ _ _ _ _ ._

2 lbs. NIIXPJI) BISCUITS — - -- G _

2 pkg-us. PEP FlA-XIIES. KCHOQHS — - -

IIIENKS‘ ()\'I<Jlt.~\l.l. - - _ - _ $|_3,', .

MEN'S PA N'l‘S_ 'I‘\veed — — — — - _ "

I\IEN’S SHIRTS — — - - _ . _ _ _. __

MEWS HEAVY SHIRTS -— -- - —- — . . l ZIIENXS‘ SVSPENIIIIIIS. pair - - - - - '2 l MENKS‘ SOCKS. Woolen. ])l|ll' — — -- — l. e DIEIVS SOChS. (Wilton. pair — - — - — 13t- MEN'S CAPS. each — — - — —- 39c 8; $1.00 DIENS fleece-lined C().\IIiIN.-\'I‘I()NS —- $1.10 BOYS‘ fleece-lined (‘0.\lIilN.-\'l‘I()NS - 75t- BOYS‘ SFSPICNDIJICS — — — — — — - 13c LADIPJS‘ HOFSIC DltI-ISSICS — 59c & $1.00 LADIIJS‘ SILK S; \\'()()l. S'l‘()('lx’l.\'(iS - 29t- LADIES‘ SILK S'l‘()(‘KlN(lS — ~ - — 23c LADIES’. COTTON SIYJCKINGJ - - - 15c 'l‘O\\'l<ll.S. pair — ~ — - - - _ lin- and 33t-

ii yds DISH ITHVICLINL‘. — — — — — - 25c

ii yds LINEN T()\\'I<Il.lN(i — — — — -- 3th- CHILDRENS (lLOVIiS. pair -- - — - 13c BABY I’()\\'DER_ price 35c for — — -— - 13c SHOE LACES. 12 pairs — -- — — - —- -- 25c IJNVBILOPES 25 for — - ~ - - - -- ltic

ON DRY GOODS WE WILL TAKE l0‘). OFF

Corner Richmond & Pownal Streets

were Messrs. Carl Richards. Vere Richards. Elmer Brcliaui. Clarence Brehaut. Everett Robertson and Hubert White. Interment was Harbor cemetery.

UNDWEITI) MONEY BOX

in the Murray

(By The Canadian Press] Closing exchange mics: At Monireal—Poiind

S. dollar par: franc 3.25 l At New York-Pound 5 . . gignadian dollar par; franc 325

Al, Paris-Pound 154.10 fir; U 5. dollar 30.68 l—2 fir; Canadian dol- lar 30.70 fr. i

In Gold-Pound 12.- ltl: U. S. dollar 58.95 cents; Cilllﬂtllzlll dol- lar 59 98 cents.

ST. Aivnurzlvs $650..

Honor Roll of Si. A\il(ll‘1‘\\"5 School for the mouth of JlllllllllﬂV.

Principals Department

Grade IX.—l. Aubiu DOIIOIII 2, Arthur LcClair; 3. Francis Blac- quiere. ‘

Gracie VII in-l—l. Beatrice

Gauthier: 2. Loretta M. C-allnnt; 3, Eduiavtl LmGlair.

Gracie VII tbi—Vicc Principal's Dcpartiiieiit---l. Il‘(‘1I\‘ LeClnir; ‘.2. Marjorie Gauthier: 3. Alma LeCl-nir.

Grade II.—l. him-ion Gallant: 2. Lillian Gauthier; 3. Angelina Gal-

lant. _ Grade V.—1. Evelyn Ciautliicr; 2,

Rosella Buotc; 3. Zeta Gallant.

Intermediate Department

Grade I‘.'.-i. Eleanor Doiroii: f3. Regina Gallant; 3. Alphonse LcClair Grade III.-1. Helena Blncquiern;

:2, Eric Gauthier; ii. Eduard LcClair.

Grade II. tar-l. Freda (iiiliuni; 2. Edna Bluctiuicre: Ii. Joan Blac- quierc.

Grade II il)l-l. Fxlcur LPCHUI‘; 2. Yvonne Gallant: 3. (icurgc Ga - lant.

Junior Department

Grade I iil|——l. Alutiitin Pinciiii; 2. Bernice Doiron: Li. All"" iu Blac-

I tb-—1. 2. Marjorie Gallant thicr. Patrick Gaul

The Value 0f Minerals For Swine

(Experimental Farms Nut i In practical swine livflllll, urn-

Eicunor Piiieiiii; J, Rqslllli Gnu- ei: equal.

cral 5ll]ii.l."lll(3llt usuuiv llllI coin- moii or iodizttl salt. ll timi- or feeding hnnc 1110.11. u iniili m:- Novc and I\"-'l‘(‘.ll\ .~i ' ' ' -.~ :- r'l'1l §\l1lpl(‘lﬂ(?lll. (‘Oil-i (l 4t)

part5 each of ground limes u; and bone char and 2O ])lll'1\' lt)IilZ:(l salt. is a satisfactory mixture when ted at the rate of L! Dﬁllilfls t1» earl: 100 pounds of mvul mixture. In ndtli- tion to this mixture and as n pre- vcntion against anemia in young pigs. it is generally recoiuint-iidctl 1.0 swab t-ho nursing sows utltlcr reg- ularly with a saturated solution of ferrous sulphate until the Pius are from 4 to 6 vet-ks old

The valuc of mineral fccdiizu “as clearly demonstrated at flu- Nﬁpiiltll Experimental Farm. ziurin‘ tlic winter of 1034-35. in a fvvtiiiiu ex- periment comparing fish inca‘. and skim-milk s. profs-in supplrmt-nts l1. hogs. The same bnsa-l ration of ground mixed oats, barley and wheat. was fed to both lots A sv- veiv crippling resulted in all the hugs on skim milk lot. whit-ii fﬂPltlly improved following thi- addition io the supplement at the rntc oi 4 per, cent 0f the meal mixture. to ll!‘l' with cod liver oil at. clu- rau- teaspoonful per pig pcr day.

Apart from preventing the ap- pearanoe of the characteristic min- eral deficiency conditions. the use of mineral supplements has gener- ally resulted in nioic rapid and economical gains. When swiiic 8ft‘ fed a well balanced ration. ccnsist- _ ing of grain with fish meal. meat scraps or tnnkarzc. lcs advantage will result from i-hc us‘ of minerals

tliiui if n li-ss i-iti r*:‘l r-ti -\ wvrr Used. Fnttciruiz stock do not Yvtllllfr

'a‘:~~ rt in n m‘: i"'ow'n'- n = or

as ‘r ‘h ll -cn 1.. - .

ration of the above llililvrlil]

WINNIPEG. Feb. 24 — ICPi - (ii-till quotations: Wheat: Close. May 1% l-Zb. Jul‘. 19in). Oct. 9B l-Ba. Outs: Mil)‘ ~18 3-4. July 45 5-8a. ‘t. 40 5-8b. Barley: May tifi 7-8. July 60 l-B. Cosh prices: Wlirui. No. 1 Noi- . N0 2 N01‘. lliti 1-2. Nu. I .... l-2. No. 4 Nor. ll! 1-7 wilt-at 98 l-2. N0. 6 wheuL-li

. r. No. 5 '. tcctl 7U 1-2. No. 1 garnet 121

l-2. N0. 2 garnet 119 1-2. No. l durum 94 1-2. N0 4 special 1041-2 No. 5 special 94 l-ZZ. N0. ti :~])lf('I‘zll 85 l-Ll. track i-ll.’ l-ZZ. MlTClllflg-l '10

‘OM05: N0 2 C.W. 3G 3-4. N0. I C W. 4i! 1-4. 0X. l ivud 49 3-4. N0

1 iecci 45 11-4. No. 2 iced ~11. No. l trilck - . liiirli N0 3 C.\V (l4 3-8 NO. i

C W. (i3 3-8. N0. 5 C W. 6i T-I No (i C W. tit) 7-8. track (i7 li-B.

WINNIPEG. Fi-li. 1H -- iCPi — Wheat futures fliici-uutcrl wellwitli- in a cent range Oil Winnipeg grain exchange uxlur in the (fullest ses- sion oi several months. Pricci tended lower duo to (ieclintis at Liverpool and poor demand foi Ciliiiitlian wheat. t|llOlilliillls were 1-4 ccm down i0 iincliiiiigcd. May wheat $1.28 l-Z. July $1.19 and Ociobei 98 l-8 cents. Fiiiiircs at no time Clllllliﬁfl above vcstcrtlzrvls close

Cash wlimit and confuse grain.- harl a dull day. Sure-ails on Nos. I and 2 northern declined l 1-2 tc 1 cent to 1ft and eight cents prem- ium over thr- May future.

Oats cioslwi 1-8 lower to un- changed. barley 1-4 higher. flux 1-2 to 1-4 lower and rye l-4 higher to l-8 lower.

TIIE I'.'IN(E".V»'W(VE.T—III.I.S II.\'l‘ sronr roll sriuxc.

PARIS. Ifcl). ‘J4 ~Tli0so hat: the ladies “our - the edifice! which luivc lJt‘l‘ll climbing in tlu heavens for 7llt‘ lust yvnr --tlic.\"rt all ovcr

Iiisit-nd. lllf‘ Plllh t'(l§iillI'll‘I': Ant! lint-makers who (ll'L'l(l(‘ thou thing.- lmvr (it: ititi lizits as iliii as piiiitnkes. iii iiivi. flu- idcnl liai=

i0 seem: past lll lllf‘ ill(l\'lL‘.\. Tlic new h: lmk liki- 1' tcs tr illitl pni some r'l‘.\(‘lPC

l ttnipiiiiu fruits

‘ iiiirl ilmvPrs \\'lill mosilv lird ‘.lllfll'l ‘he cliir until 4i ic-triiiiia- !)l(‘(‘l' of ribbon. Ynrtls u! ribbon us :1 r111‘.

‘ ' ‘ are leu Whit thorn of huts Iikt- skull vain.-

and iurimii...

EI).\-I()N'l().\'-._Ii-‘tl>ﬂ ‘J4 .\luili:i‘i.

parent.- llllll‘ iiiili-il ltl liiiiii: lli‘ llll‘ll‘ vliiiilrrzi ("'21 t"; 2i. A Baimri" Wait. ilclmtmitm. inlu in: '. y of zlihtitzi l'llll(\.~(i])l'll(‘kl "Alodiirn Dfll‘l‘lll‘- h: vii no siniizi- ards of iluiu: own I-ltiw '.‘.lll (hr vguih (it iuilltiirrtl‘ rli-i-nm ..’(‘illl’ii when iili ho sir.- ntiiiii: him i.‘ bnllvhoo. c n l‘ r u pt rm t-riimrnts. .\l)llll‘lt‘.&< lll(ll\'l(llI<\l~ lliKl inilicrinl tiiii- lll llH‘ mimic of liuinai‘ vnluis “ i-lic asked "We llilYt‘ \..'i\'t"ll v"- chiltlrcii sloppy iliiiikiiii: niiti (‘ii ‘ of \'ll‘lllI‘ Wu llllil‘ bit tlowii

all thc old bridge.- (lll(lHI\'lli\f have we put in ilioir Dlacrcs? shc de- manded. y, _ _

brood sows. but a small lllliﬁllllt is IICCPSSHII’ for llhLXlllllliil guuu. and should be npplicd either in the form (if n iniiieinil supplement. oi in such protein supplements as fish

meal or lmikagt‘. ___

CHAPPED SKIN

Dilute Miami's will! one. halllwcrl oil or cream. Ap- Dlyoncendu- Porirostllile us: the Liuimenl freely and undiluted.

a Nolrouhto. Vary Inallngl