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JOINTHE '

Tllrifty Housewives

AND SHOP AT Cash and Carry Stores

|No Worries,

WANTED!

Dressed chickens,

fowl, ducks, geese, turkeys. Highest prices,cesliortrede.

BISII sed GAIIIIY ST 0 It ES

W.l.Di,¥|\p.

4, 382 PGTSQHS `,m¢,¢ 3,3, §',°?,, \,:,°dmp'"""',,:,,d,] luv. ummm o'n:al';&y,

Ndfllfdliléd puma an the three aemunnta ?“Y,H°°P"‘1 *ill* In I'

on mu-roubey, alum inter ma 'fm'

Gustav Schaeffer-as among the tor. ay onfaam spam was) NU 1" "°'*°¢ 'N1 1° the Hdmv-

Highest Qllilify Goods Lowest Prices

Campbell’sPee8oup,3tins..........29c TomaweIs.od:ldces<:1l:ali¢y.2un..ll;. ._ .. 19f Bali!! W 01'. Wlrinper . ....29c

-' Gcallowedforcoupons '

Toilet Tissue, ine good quality, 3 for . _ 25c Qua.kerFlonr,98lb.bag $2.65 Fresi\DairyButter,perlb........... 25c Fresh Eg_gs,A&BGrade, per don. 33c, 37c lliacaron1,bulk,perlb.........._..... Sc Lemons, Slmlrist, per dozen .__ 29c Oranges, large Jada, per dozen .. .. ._ 39c ClarksSoup,anykind,3for......... 25c

Mem, Flu., P<.u1n-y,v¢g¢nb1e.. ' %°.5.’2~.'.%&°'°°‘““*"“'f'°°f-- M is -an-A

No Grocery Bills

Aided' Gang _To C‘ollect_

Factor Money

CHICAGO. bb. It-(Associated

Prem)-Walter A. "Buck" Henrich- ` em. ics-mer 890 a week beer-truck driver for Roger 'llouhsy'a gang,

own on the witness stand

admitted he helped to

ransom last, July 12

ohn Factor.

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Heoricbson,

minemhetestincd, sftel-being

who turned atate'a evidence and

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the ferry mad minutes.

wssconaidersddangerous. Atalate hour last night he was showing some imgrovemenollh-.Geudstwaa confinedtahishomelastweekwitb

l'.l‘A'l'l0N l'lGUl.lS-The Guard

. 0 _ Every Wang You Eat 1,;-,,,=,;;-°,~,,;_§»-=,, ff--, nw- wg FREE DELIVERY 1>HoNE 1115 .§.'.'i..’:°:.“.i.‘i§..f’...‘°“...;’i".‘.i.."°.‘.‘...'i.i: ‘1llIIlIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllr'

age maximum, for each year. aturs accorded period

the

E a 5 'a F

L_". turned Mr. Everett Watton, employee oi

gangster, decided tomake the ad- fh°P\ll'°Ml1k0°..iaconfinedtnhis

home through illneu.

Dunstaxrs Basilica

°'"‘*W*' 1'*~ ’°~*°‘**\°‘ mn" mm-snort n»vmaux.x>st.man-

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was held during

Native Nova A

lun amralnstm eu-unesta A“°*-ll" ltmei-‘wel d=ve1°oment ' ' -

m mthecasecamessreterwllliama, . li0ofWeuconda,!ll.,wsaseiasda.smmm|`n&_

_ theesretakar ofahouae where

inn - - , ° mm Were Advised

By Nfld. Gov.

TIIDIILTUIIAND YIIUU-

ation for Charlottetown for the de-

cal; endlngMDeccmber Sl, 1l33;h'!‘he a man temperatures tha maximum, minimum and 3 for each month, and also the aver-

Judge Duffy

Stir cgi? ini mg; gill; 5 _ Q rl‘§§ ~_§ ‘nr _§§§»;t_€§.t§lf1?;@§-sl iiiiitil ii liiiiliii' céuniihuiué

P EJ. Cranberries

" °"“°"“’ ‘""""""“ °‘ Reach Edznbur h

zfcuctnrrnrriclrsr ' . 3' T “!§,‘:l\|fié‘E;' -- pneumnnia. Yesterday he was re- In A°1 C0ndltl0n

l>0rted WY! week. and his condition

EE; 25 is: Eiiié éér “ - §§i5§§§E it ifiiigi - .= El

§'§i§*i@*E2i§§sr§f§€§‘l§‘*"l ,5,,5c§.§§l§;;;?;;t§; 55.5% igggg§§g,§§.§§§i§i§‘;§§i§§§ gi 4 2 5 ilé 5§irs§tE§§.=i E“§ " t§" f§;;.i§.§§ -‘Q f;‘~ grit! £5.35? §_§_rE§¥§arj§§l‘-$§5%i.§ iii? irréi

Willie packing fail for Mem-s. Paul Company Mr J

5;; EE?

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0ElEBRATE

S¢°~‘¢=~ Dies Re °;";""“f°" N A TAL Dil Y

.Two _Bills Pass 1,, England’ (”G__._%_.._°;;..Jum) ___

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RBadlng _“T” 1‘°N°°"-1"°°~’°-'4“°‘"°°“*° lknnuemdse, Number Numan

. whether Newfoundland had been Engng. of Hmm alebnted mm.

OITAWA. l\h.I0.-The iirstbills (O. P. By Gsu'd|sn's lpeetal Wire) oonmmq by uw 31-gem; Qgnm. annum Am, of the

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one of the

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matters-

The Oammiasion governing New foundland since the suspension of the constitution is compiled of

Glen _

other Governments nesotiswfl tam npmmmlvu of tm mum -*lm* T-IMI”

W# and time or me enum oovam- U°~\d°f.P-0»:

ment. under the Oovvrnor. In a written answer to a question in the House J. H.,'I‘lwmss, Secretary for Dominions, said that responsibility for selection of the names sullnitted to the King rested with himself.

foimdland the tisld of choice, the

e-gg _ naturally naoelary for him to as-

*-." “ear "3 zu." certain frogn thadovernor of New-

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ilinisteradded.

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Addreu, Kay. P. O.

Much Nodl Carleton in

---- owls" 1° vw! Island Lady

_ (C. P. ity Giasdfih lpselsl Win) Passed Away

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DALHOUBII. N, I. Bit. It-

ICI. &ee agen- _ . " "" ‘°'“"’ T Female Help Wanted wumln' 1aanm",'°1s',"§'.‘m In Detrozt

edtodeeththiaafternoonat

WAIITID -_ llollll - Klrll. ample Omen, ll mils from here.

Gee I. lsde New Wiltshire Ha was returning from school. mn vu "wma m chubm

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te Hon. Peter llo-

r many years s

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. . 1. ARE even better than tile ceites that mother used to maize, For Maritime mothers , can now obtain a pure Belting Powder of

tile itigitert, most uniform grade . . . guaran- teed a|um~free . . . for only 29: a pound.

Schwartz Belting Powder, now on sale , titrougilout the Maritimes, meets tile most _ exacting standards. it gives in fuii measure eii tile qeeiitiee you can demand of a baking _‘ powder...atapriceyouwi||l'>¢9iadtopay. .1

V/has nerd you need Belting Powder,

say "$ci\wertx°° . . . and

eaddectory beklnge. _

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High Grade -» Maritime Made .

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Ilan Reminder

In a general reply to the Dui!

resolution tba prime minister ask' ed members to remember this was the Oenadan Parliament and not the United Qatea Oongrem when they hiked of American tariff barriers and their effect on Cans.- dlan trade.

Presenting his case for recipro-

city, the Nova Scotia member said the time seemed opportune for Canada to sei wider markets in the United Stat-ca., The Roosevelt adminbtratkln seemed more fav- ourable to tariff concessions than those at President Rower or Pres- ident Ooollhe. and Canada should take the initiative in negotiating e treaty. Hs suggested free mtry into American lnarketsforsuchna- tural lroducta as wheat, fish, laun- ber and cattle ln retum for con- cessions in Canadian market for American goods.

U. l. View

WAl|Ulll'ION,PR>.20-Ad-

mininrntlon officials intimated todeythaependlngadecialonon world-Nrtdeitretgrltrnde policies byPrddl\tRpoeevelt,alldisam- aionswtthotllernatkxuongreat- ilandtartffamustxemaininan inia-raalorptvlinitnarycstegory. Dlqltehlsfromoztsavsqueetng

rrarnisrl.B.3ennstteasaytng thatpreliminary disclims for nsgotiadmofanclprocttytrcaty atthileunitedntateshwveasen lnlropbfornlnemonthswne eorrest,inalnushasorvervuruweN madanaoemeat.hsago.~'nudl.|- osadfal,hows'ver,havebesnin-

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Cham Passes

(A. P. By Gnardiada Special Wire)

NEW YORK, Feb. 20. - Jlmol

Butler, founder of the grocery chain bearing his name and well known tunfman, died tonight.

Mr. Butler, who entered his Outh

year nb, 4_ qlgd 91 num-81 ¢|,.,“, ot Wall Street "insiders" profltlng

at his home.

Four of his five children survive.

They are James Butler Jr William

Coming to the United States ln

1875 from his .native county K1)- kenny. Ireland. Butler found work on Massachusetts farms and in Chi- cago and New York hotels and only by accident entered the business in which he made a great fortune.

Going into partnership with g

friend he opened his first grqcary store in 1882. A year later they opened two more stores and Butler bought out his partner. The busi- ness grew to I chain of more than 1.000 throughout the east.

N. B. PUBLIC W0!!!

FRIDIRICDON, N. B., Ikb. 1)-

(BY Tho Canadian Prod)-Coen struction and maintenance of New 3l’“N"l¢k'l Hallway system xuult- od in an expmditure of ll,ll6,ll0

the an-

t of

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advism-alssretsryef

M_ Baden M"_ Phm' fore the United States Sense and Mrs. Walter ll, 'rx-Evers. we “num C°"_‘m"'°°° may .by ii"

Counsel, Ferdinand Pecora, ln sup-

Pnnrlulnlns

By Richard L. Turner,

Associated Press Stal! Writer. (By Guardians' Special Wlrcl WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-A tale

through pool operations after creat- ing a market activity that led the public to bid up prices was laid bc-

port of the pending Bill to place the stock exchange under govemmcnt regulation.

From Charles C. Wrlght of

Wright and Sexton, a member oi the Exchange, Pecors cllclted testi- mony that he had participated per- sonally in many such operations, the sole object. of which, the witness agreed, was to arouse the interest of the public and then distribute blocks of stock at ensuing higher prices.

The heart of the operation, Pecora

brought out, lay in giving options on quantities of stock at prices close to those oi the current marriot, If the individual or group particip- ating in the option was successful in moving the price upward, the stock involved was "drawn down" with a profit.

"lf that. is'n‘t a species of manip-

ulation." Peoora told reporters la- ter, “then I don‘t. know the mean- ing of the word."

B. C. AGINT OINEIAL SAILB I0! LONDON

(C. P. by Gdllhlfl Special Wire)

HALIPAX, IW. ID-T, Matheson.

*pointed agent general for Br_.;;n Ooltmfilia in lsitdth, sailed with his family laturdey for England on

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,tim Oanadian Pacific liner Mont.- ohre Kr Matheson Nnnerly was

330-Million Band P0si.D0l1ed.

entino Party. 3

no-Prayer service-visitors we!-

oome - Hearts Memorial Half:

TRANSPORTATION

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Traffic Tied Up `

In thc New York area 500,Uii

wmmutcrs were stranded ln their suburban homes after the blixlarl rrippled_traln and subway eervlril The swdk Exchange was forced to dcicr opening from 10 a. m. until ll a. m.. because many traders could not get into town.

Long Island and its thousands 0|

residents who work in Manhattan were virtually isolated. Long Island railroad traffic was almost at I standstill, tracks and third rails pi- ed under great drifts of snow, but by lhte afwmoon special crews were beginning to open some of the lines.

The storm started with rain y¢~

terday afternoon but it turned

snow that blew and drifted t the night as the temperature 1

ped, finally reaching nine degreexg ll n, m, There were three das. around the metropolis in which the weather was s factor.

Army of Workers

Equipped with shovels and picks

an army of 35,000 mm worked to

clear the strce _

Vincenzo l_..llls, 72-year-old tracl

walker for the New Haven railroad. was ground to death beneath a loco- motive at Providence, R.. I.. a victim of the blinding storm. The deaths of two other men, Charles A. Bail. 58. of Providence and Joseph L. lill- sell, 82, Fitchburg, were attrthutl to over-exertion in the atom. "

At Revere, lass., two psnmll

trams and a snow plow crhshedi

the biinard. causing iniurieeva eight passengers, two ol whom

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