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latter a like amount at Hollinger rose 50 cents to d International Nickel and

mm both touches new

former rose to gasp to close at 23.75, up

d the latter declined In the day's high of ose at 37, up 1-8. Bridle Preferred. which

appearances e drop of 1| sale whm it

llftfened lostl l-2

Dominion Coal pn. last week's features.

Fractional losses

shown by Montreal Pow-

and a number of oth.

Dominion Bridge, Qu,-4,

Cement and

wed gains ranging

to more than

88,617. BGl& $9,900,

Science Miracle

Restores Eyesight

NBWUABILB - GI-THE-'I'YNl,

I Img. lleb 21.-A miracle of science

enabled a man aged 29 to be- the world for the first time. is Mr. H. H. Watson, of Brink. avenue. Bwalwell-on-Tyne. He been blind for longer than he

pon him at the

result of an attack

- but he remembered

t he had seen. most delicate opera-

- an operation which a sensation even among of modern workers ei

prtnession -

IU. Tudor Tho-

gi §

. atson can see. successfully grafted tad man’s eyes the

thin membi-are cover-

f the eye) _'rom the man and a woman.

a of their eyes

the cornea of as diseased.

as perform- Watson and he operating blood pres-

removed the then transfer- from the other

n took place woman then operation.

erica, Indie and hd the UPN-hil- London to see the poration. had met part in the

had been ab

tude. but he ha

and did not e

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afternoon

FUNERAL IATUIDAY - lr.,

lrnest M.sdN‘utt received a tele-I gram yesterday morning

remains of his Nutt will arrive - day evening. The being made lor

place Betunhy mornin o'cloek from _ the Keir llsmorial Church, Mslpeque.

e was -

ing from Moncton yesterday morn- Ingonthetripsohsduled forthe day previous, sho encountered a heavy mow squall elmg the south shore of thc province shortly before noon and was compelled to make a forced landing about aight miles from Charlottetown. As the Dragon had some difficulty In taking of! again. the Fairchild picked up the mail and brought it to Charlotte- town, than proceeded on the dly’s regular schedule.

MAG -Of local

report in'

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'pounds of in addition severity of winter has aircraft much son than was when the first place till

sm..

stone

,sages have Sydney. N- lottctown

quently

they get out

blenkeicd with a and they are compelled to return. The Magdalena are also subiect to, sudden storms occasion, aircraft hav three days turn fiisht. in all were

ent W. llvwler

Joris, the latter

,iority of the fllglis.

PIISOHLLI

Antoogthose on theaicklistare

Mr. Norman Iawtber, lr. C. ll. Will.iams.lars.Brucellac0ormae.of Mt. Bwwarglasterdleorgelrlam.

Rdyludaburyandlfttls

oflhnsingtonmvsrs-

bomeirunvisitingiriends

Charlottetown.

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improvement

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ved rom swlrunswicgq; e

evening trainlast night, mlya ahorttlmeafterherfatherbadpas-l 1i"e:.:~1tr1t:“:rt I » Perry, lt. Nicholas, brothers and sistcrrespectivalyofthedsoeassd. wsrealsopalalimrsartbatrain.

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(0. 1'. Dy GaardIan'a Special Wire) UITAWA, lub. 31.-Private mam-

barshsldaficlddUintbeBouse of Commons today praising e Na- tional unemployment insurance scheme. Liberals, Progressives and one Conservative painted rosy pic- tures of a Dominion-wide scheme but had elicited no reply from gov- ernment benohes when the debate adjourned.

Introduces Snblcet

A. W. Neill, the British Columbia

independent from Comox-Alberni. introduced. the'subJect, sponsoring a motion favoring the National ss- peeis of any proposed insurance scheme. It still was under consid- eration at the six o'clock closing hour and will be discussed later.

Practically every speaker favored

a contributory system. illder which a fund would be established from contributions by the workers, em- ployees and the state. More than one alluded to the possible necessity of amending the British North Am-

ca Act tb clarify the eonstihrticn-

bilitles of the provinces

Dominion. If a national

e were established. either the

. .A.Actwouldhsvetobea-

ded or the provinces would ve their jurisdiction, a subject ussed at the recent Dominion-

Provincial Conference hen. »

Only one member, Joseph Brad-

ettc, Lib., North omiakllhihl. 8"' any indication of the probable cost of a national insuranceschsme. Ea- timating the cost of admirlistrati/:I1 at‘lo percent; he put the total nt eio4.0o0.ooo of winch e26.°9°_;ooo would be contributed by indifstry. $26,000,000 by labor and l63.000.000 by the State. The letter figure might be divided between the pro- vinces and Dominion. depending upon the terms of the constitutional agreement reached ‘between them.

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Gypsy Girl Bride Wears Valuable Jewel

WEl.'l.'I’0N PARK, Eng. Feb. alf-

A bride of sixteen. robed in white silk. and beiewelled with diamonds.

mg. a gold cconet, a Jangling

of golden coins. was mar-

ried here at aundown one day re-

boy of seventeen. Romsny wedding, and trangest ceremonies I . It was barbaric yet

of colorful pageant- turiec.

lens livano and 008921 Btelro. both French-Canadian

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a band

In the tent of the ln'ide their strange,

wn the girl's was almost at trong. swarthy the arms and ancampment ich the bride- heaped meats ding feast. bowed as his

looked UD. and

a word. Blow-

p to his aide. on the camp fire.

In ri shadows the band stuck up a strange anthem and the Ramanid danced with Joy.

The Oeeaact

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usenet. _

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No New Taxation As

Improvement in Re- venues Will Provide Surplus.

(C. P. B1 Glardfal igecial WIN) !REDliR.l!UI‘0N -

lbnoasting a the laae fiseal ger, Provincial Secretary-Treasurer, brought down his budget in the New Brunswick legislature today. He estimated an increase in expendi- tures of 8180.800 over i-hose of last ycargandanincreaseofuddtddfin revenues. -

“Whilst we do not look for any

sudden expansion. still all omditions inthsProvIncepointtoanim- provslnent in the revenues. and with the ourtailmcnt of every per- missible expenditure we still hope toclosethefiscalyearwithareal surplus." said Mr. leger. “It will therefore not be necessary to impose any new taxation."

'Ibtal revenues he estimated at

a5,ooe,II'li and total expenditures at $5,188,818 less than the amount atl- thorised by law in lild. Total ex- penditures to be voted amount to

ai,9¢0,033.

speaking for one hour and ten

minutes, he presented s comprehen- sive picture of the financial and ec- onomic aspects of the province, and reviewed the record of the resent administration. O. T. Richard. Gloucester, new Opposition financial critic, will open the debate on the budget tomorrow. He will be fol- lowed on Friday by Hon. W. H. Har- rison, Attomey-General.

In the last budget, Mr. Leger con-

tinued, depending on acceleration of business s deficit of 887.111 had been predicted. This reached the sum of $29,517, attributable to the shrinkage in the estimated revenues of $468,276, but counter-balanced to some extent by a reduction of $120,- 920 in the estimated expenditures.

PROMINENT

. (Cdltifillod fiom PICS 1)

of leading members

Edward Island ties was form- det became its which he re- timo of his

E§,, 5§.~ .>= s-2% EEE

iz =t

gggiié s- gil s§§ gi riié

retained

death.

The deceased was a devout mem-

sctivities. - _ _

An eilthusiastio angler,

a member

.for’ihany years

ii, t f %§i§ idiot eeibi §§ii iiiiii

He pomeesed one of the finest

term with congenial friends.

married. his tint wife being the

brothers. Arthur and Amable. andq one 3st. Mrs Hanley Perry. who

To tba bereaved family and rela-

names appeared in the New Year

list.

The provisional dates are Febru-

ary TI and 38. According to prece- dent the first Investiture will be "official," which means that those attending will wear levee dress. while tbs ascend will be “;wIvate," at which those attending will wear

ordinary clothes.

Manchester and Liverpool will be

honored with visits from the King and Queen Jointly during July. The King will open the new Central

brlry ki' Bt. P0i»¢i"l SQUSN. Illn-

chester, and in Liverpool he will open the new tunnel under the

Egiéiéitii §5§EE§§§ E gigiaa .E §§;E Qi ici;

)dlniHlIalnAyllaoDonal ltay,ilt,Isnowvirtuall.y oem- usted.

‘lasllluey

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211 me or-u.ru.or'r1~:1-own race uma-:

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ii.B. BUDGET .f¢'2'.‘.'I.1'L'I.'i'».f'.f$'/f§Z'1

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mlm ByFatherMurray|

who took a them for forty years | wilderness, enduring their mur-I murlngs, their rdaelliollt their many failurs. until he had con-- varied them into a nation of hor- oea who conquered the land of Oman. Mexneag Is not weakness. ltisnotamatterofinabdlityw assert uno self but unwillivlvodl i»° do ao saoept when duty requires it. 'I‘he meek man is not self-asaert- ive, inconslderate. discourtcous. He is not forever standing up for his rights or an the perpetual lookout that something beput over on him. Pride is the source of all sin and irsinis tcbseiiminatedtheonly way is along the route of humility and meekness. Pride comes as a result of getting aavey from God.. The prodigal leaves the Fathers house. He is puffed up with his

own importance, has an exaqerat-`

and what he

to bring* es at the

lnd| ht

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3;; tiiigi iii?

e5* gigéiegsxgg §&5gE§§;§s}§§-gig =l=i5 it ;=r;§i

gill étiri

ll!

ei. I hired servan

where he belon

miliation to do it.

his father he

"ro a very one day a pt rebuked by his

“You are holy an

me; what 'irshdod this

moment? e answer-"He is ex-‘ siting the humble and the proud Hs is bringing low.” God has been doing that from the very begin- ning. Depresstons have place in life and without them most of us wouklbc alloutotorder. It has been well said: “Some men grow and others swell." The first tcst of a truly greet men is his humil- ity. Really great men have a our- ious under sense of power-lessness.

5°' °f`"‘° Bm” °”'h°"° Chmh- th feeling that the greatest b not *'14 "°°\‘ 'I *WU “Wm” in ‘U "'°'in°but tru-<>ugl\ them, 'rm humble

are as a rule easily satisfied. They are not suprised at their faults and failings. They have a fairly Lnre estimate of themselves and as a result are apt to trust len in self and more In God They accept hu- miliationawellandailinallenioy their measure of happiness. They are seldom bothered by .i¢e10U-vy. mvy and, pride. Now on the other- hand the proud person is miserable largely as a result of his jealousy. envy and whatnot They an sel-

mmn limi-les in urs rmulee, .pm if em mules, pei-petuauy - . me seugi-iced in discussing in een- wmpirmmg, mvetems uma .ne ___

of course it N06 without saying;

The late Mr. Gaudet was twice never constructive. They know no ggAgg;y|~11'r0wN ALLEYS

peace. There is no virtue the

late Mamie Creamer. souris. Of calendar that pays men husidlvl- vlewrlas won me nm section or ‘ this union five children were born, dem-is as humility. rt has been the city Bowling League last night namely, Mary, R.. N. at the Provin- wisely said that it is not what we when they defeated the veterans -cial Banatorium, Elisabeth. Berne-'take up but what we give up that Iive In a sudden death game. dem and Dorothy at home. and makes life truly worth living. I Victorian 3cl0` Pauline, nurse-in-training at the know that meeknees is difficult but veterans 3231 num nleu Hospital New nruns- lu wen worth »mv1n¢ for; in rv- Hlsh slnsle. W- M°D°r\\ld- 32°- wick. His second wife, who sur- wards are great here and greater High three.W.M°D°°lld-|°7~

vives him, was Miss Elisabeth hereafter." | mom of gm. my. mm um un- rather Murray spears this even- Oommwill l»°*¢"° nu

iouwerebom five children, Gilbert, ing at 6.46 from GEIUY' on the lfoops Ltd 2887 Lomsr, Waltham, Eleanor and rar- su Ject"'I1io Journey in the Dark.” -lark 65 M*°D°““D“éé n~ -5-1,, ren, ul or whom survive. rn assi- 'nn mum last nicht wee fur- “Uh °‘"“"- am, off :H5 ' tm w his wire and family ns nurse by the Ovrws Christi elwir 5"” “"1”-G' ’° ' ' ,541 ‘°~'°' °° mm N- '=°"=°'~ Mo- “°»°°=' °“° °“'°°“°“ °' M* W- ’- §’.;.§'..i.‘1‘li° .::::::11:;1::1;ii im John A. Gaudet, a lady of 87: two Brown. mm 'mm' 1,, Johmwn’ Nt

Only $50 Left Of

l'Hl& ll St. NECHOEII.

$70,000,000 Estate °°“‘““‘°"“ “““"

tivta f-|10 Guardian dttollds sinoern i- uuitime Ekcgrw 2110

mnvefhy. urrrowlvww. ra, ret. 21. _ A ummm M5,

washing machine worth $15 and an

e H Sl lc, -. - -

Royal Invgghturg electric irons: valued at sas are an Hg; ,_h°,fe_ .,._ m,_,,d,m 5,3,

that remain of me s'1o,ooo,ooo estate nnxms

End of Febfllafy of a one-time king of coal. Lu” mn

i Appraisers reported to the ray- Doves um'

UJNDCN, Feb. 21. -_ renewing etts County Court these two items High single' Q Lowther no me mum or the court from san- renrcwlt all the vewnel property mn mm' o_ www, ml

dr‘i!Igham to london the King will lin \-IIIBUU-\lI\b¢Y°d DY Juilh V~‘ 0,1! N95 hold two inmtiturea at sucking- 'l‘h°ml=»°o.wh° °r\¢° H1106 e West- om," H5,

bam Palace, when His sfaiasty will ern Pennsylvania empire of bitu- uh mme Bunn ‘M confer honors upon recipients whose minous coal. gun mr°e`~B_ Bunn 507 V

'lhe appraisal did not include realty holdings, claimed by Thomp- A son creditors who _permitted the aging coal king to retain a resi- deneain his 52-room mansion long after he had sane bankrupt

Tba appraisers indicated that

Thompson died penniless last fall in spite of hints in his will that valuable articles and documents wen hidden in secret places about the mansion.

STORM DAMAGE (continues from Page 1>

“;,.hnyh'.°°°n‘°°un'. umm] 'nh shipping ccnditims In New Yoshi h'|_|,,- 5,,||,¢

acceuion I-lla llaiesty 3‘"’°" !"° Wm” ""1 "°"° Knoiimits .. im time einem vum to ¢¥\l°¢i\1fi1=l¢h\h»ish¢°ii¥\¢"°f"'-rlmss .... .......... ._ less

m am-mg g mu 17100811 01° 'ind N4 *NM 01°, nigh single, nose clauset, 191.

harborwasfilled with ice hindering

liners were reported late, from a

l I 4

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the ch

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abled trawler coast luard Wilt to h

'nn 7.00-'I‘uxis Squares. _ Twelve Killed.

the movement of tugs and small. Holy NAM; lniulns ‘NWN '°lI'“- °°"f°l i°°°““°¢| ss-me uooee wonrrom 'r. oauant

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25 CINTS A BOX

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rsrrons. A Gamer 'rome sun norman arrrn srcxusss arrn mm vows ¢oNnrrroN. Lancs size nofrrtm our au.

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expeetorant. dlo Bottle.

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'l'B'Ul»8DA!

4.00-4.45-Prayer Meeting for

women, arranged by Women's Missionary Society--East Par- lor, Hearts Memorial Hall.

In Japanese Plane Crashes

(AJ. By Gaardissfs Special Wire)

TOKYO. Feb. ZZ-(Thursday)

-Two naval planes crashed In- to a molntalaelde ia a heavy fog near H0110. killing five Japanese flyers, the newspaper Amhi reported today. Tbh brmlbt to 12 the nmrber of fatalities in a recent series of array and navy slr rllaasicrs.

The latest accident happened

shortly after the planes took aff from Hallo bound for Nl!- asski. The five corpses were

foand in the charred ruins.

Also, an army scout plane

with two flyers has been mls- sing slnoe Feb. 1|. It was fly-

ing from Tokyo to Korea.

Two officers were killed Feb.

is In a mid-air collision of

army planes atisolldl

Kagamlghara alt been

Nagoya. Two officers and t soldiers were killed the I before when a bombing plane

oraalld-

s5E;s

High three. N. J. clow.'104 Pihl-

F B neil zva

Swans 2155. Crows 1717.

High angie, l... McCallum 237. ‘ High three, 0. Beer 547.

Robins 2083. 1 Hawks 1023. V . mg, mgie, c Mrmlaon 191. l High three, C. Mathleson 585.

HOLY NAME CLUB

Commercial League

(Thur mth)

'lbnnis Club 2105 Thrifty Five 1949 High single. A. Mchchern, 228.

High thre W Halpenny, 566.

High thrde. Gertrude D0!le. dll.

after a hard fought game wo-l'l0,

up to tb( 170 mark, then loose stole the march on Gallant, playing some super shots which had the fans all on edge.

IIDIXUTWDBATH

Z a

suvmsnslns

and Prince County ‘

--1' 'iffy

sd ls:l. fri:-.:s: .blur advertlialz 2': *"1 'Were ml: as roamed as 13 santa a ward strictly payable la al:

-IDCKS, knobs, hinges and gui

shelf hardware, sold right gg. Brace‘s. 1_,.4¢g_f

-FEED B-M. STANDARD meat!

fox biscuits: R-M. standard faxl cubes: or standard vita-crumble; and cut your feed bill in two. Dis-` tributed by Br-ace's. 1_,.gg~

-crwuaaa. mas cut me hanef

saws. axes, handles, etc., sold ai Braces. ' 1,45.

-N0l'l'lI SHORE league ghgm plonship played in Kensington Rink Thursday, Feb. 22. At 8 p. rn., Ind-` lan River vs. Baltic, first game of' the finals to decide winners of thsl Baker Trophy. Best two out of three games. Skating after match.. mission loc. and zoe. Lag;

(Continued from Page 1)

__sToRMs HOLD .'-

Dog Teams .

Bi-KW doe teams carrying suppul'

and clothing set out from Provid-1 ence Bay at approximately tbg, same time, They were halted by' ice conditions whidl preventsd' them from reaching the stranded survivors. -

The dog team expedition was re-I

ported to have stopped at Oapq Onman, where they were building bases for housing and food sup-A piled. ‘

:lf

r-me slums 'I

The relief commission announced

that between Feb. ld- when the Ghcliuskin sank and Feb, 21, the icefield on which they had taken refuge had shifted to the northeast a distance of almost 20 miles and that one large crack already hm Mbpeared in the ice, cutting direct-

ly across the camp sits.

What steps were being taken by

the csstaways to meet their tgp rifying conditions was not made clear, but the commisslcm reported it WHS in Conslaflt conimuniggtion with Commander Schmidt, and» that despite fiie present MN. ships all '.\'crz‘ zcported in good

health.

I0 l.i\`l‘I§ LOST Bosrora, Pen. 2i~N¢w mg-

land skies were clear and blue tc. day, but thc arduous work of ros- cuing vessels, clearing wuntlesa miles of railroad and trolley line tracks, plowing streets and bring- im! relief to thooe isolated oontir. 1- - ed unabatf‘d» with the passing of` the sevcrcet northeast snow storm

\ many years.

Fo the I0 lives reported taken

dm‘ftl_\' or indirectly by the swrm .vf""f<1n_v was add:-ci another tc- day with the collapse of an elderly Lowell mill worker _who succumbed while struggling throuzh snow

drift; on his way to work,

Speculate On . Fu t u re O f

Royal Family

(A. P. By Guardiarra' Special Wire)

BTOCKHOLM, Feb. ll.-With alt- other Prince determined to deserti tradition and marry outside the Royal circle, all Sweden wondered tonight what will be the future of the Royal family,

At the rate at which beautiful ocmmoners are ensnaring the hearg of Swedish princes, the line of aug: cession may be seriously impairs* persons close to the Crown believe!-

Thc sentiment of the public gf

large is against unauthmdrrd rIm~ away marriages. and the plans_ dl Prince Bigvard to wed lrika Patlk, a German film actress, do not meet with general approval.

In short, Sweden wants its Roy-

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