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MAN OR WOMAN T0 TRAVEL AND appoint local representatives. Posi- tion permanent: yearly guarantee $1092. (being $21. weekly average) and expenses; commission alld cash bonuses besides. Winston 00.. Tower Bldg, Toronto. A.w.2-swtl2'l.

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For Sale , I-IIUIMWIR i‘! ‘ FEATHER. BEDS MADE INTO SANI-

tary folding mattresses, pillow cushions, etc sanitary Feather Mattress Co., 166 Queen street. rhal-lcttetown. P. E. I.» 4l80-1-25-ti

POI BALE-HOUSE AND LOT AND also barn at 70 Bayﬂeld Street owned by Leslie Bryenton, Winsloe. Apply at 154 Euslpn Street.

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i. LET-TWO FRONT ROOMS. well heated and nicely furnished. Accommodation for 4 people. Par- ker House._Kent St. -4007-1-l6-tf

‘Miscellaneous.

1N0. ALFRED MACDONALD, Land Surveyor, Hermcnville. P. ii. l. - l0ll6-12-1-1m0.

—s-—~l-—-—nwauw-—-——-—-—-i 1N0. ALFRED MACDONALD. LAND Surveyor, Hermanvillc, P. E. I. MIiB-H-B-lmn. ~—-—-v-—-—---—---i—- BHIPPING TAGS. EXPEIIITIOUS- lv supplied. Guardian Job Print- ary, . ti. Mllioalau arm MOURNING cards at shortest notice. Guard- ian Jqb Printery.

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T0 tixcuauon. 20o scans WILD llrll at Coleman for Western Cun- ads land. Apply B. L. Deacon. 802 llﬂhtyra 81h, Winnipeg, Mar 1

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AHIITIOU! INEXPERIENCED lion allowed -filty cents an hour, lsamlag but paying trades. Engine- al. ociriciy, Garage work,

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-FUNERAL TODAY-The body of the late Hon. J. H. -Bell arrived Thursday night in Summerside where the funeral takes place at 1.90 p. m. today.

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WANTED MAID-APPLY 80 UPPER

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gamer.‘ d Spﬁoilul rat? opera; time. It is economical under our rate. 6 0 a 0 B Ham“. Y B! l!‘ t!’ ffslétttsstet. Maritime Electric Company, Ltd,

walvrsn A slvmvr YOUNG MAN 800d school education, must be well lire Milk Co.

recommended. Apply P Ltd. 4449-2-9-31

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YOUNG woman nasmmc 1'0

enter-next class of North Adams 001 for Nurses, North Ma§w please write Supt. promptly. School qualifies pupils $0 secure lﬂl-stration. Provides mlmthly allowance and privilege cl six month's course at The Phllc. delphls General Hospital. All ex- 4ﬂ01-1-tts9i.

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Found -:

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Building Materials

SALE 0F GLAZED SASII, FRAMES. Doors, Flooring. Rooﬁng, Shingles. Paint, Hardware, Wallboard, Hay- ing Outﬁts, Ladders, Metal Siding. etc., made up during winter months at lowest coats and now offered dir- ect to users at factory distributors prices. Special low freight prices

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during February and March.

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nlshed rooms for light ll-usekeeP ing. Apply write "Y" Guardian. _ _ 4450-2-9-21

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During the Mass the choir sang many appropriate hymns. Mrs. Hubert Gil- 11s played the wedding march. The bride looked Winsome in a. dress of brown crepe with hat and llovas to match. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hickey. After re- ceiving the good wishes of many friends the bridal party drove to the home oi Mr. Joe. M. Gillie, brother of the bride, where a dainty wedding breakfast was served to the immod- late relatives of the bride and groom. Alter a. few hours pleasantly spout in music and singing, Mr. md Mrs.

groom, where ‘a goodly number cf their friends awaited them to extend their felicltationa. The evening was spent in music and dancing until the weesma’ hours, when all departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Drllooli molly years of happy wedded llie. A few evenings previous to her marriage the bride was given a generous show- er at the home of her cousin, Miss Ellie Gillis. She received many beau- tiful gifts including silver. linen, i-iless, aluminum also a large amoun o! money. All join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Drlscoll many years c1 wedded bliss.

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Jas. Point, paid a visit to the city yester- day.

Mr. and Mrs.

M1‘. JBS- J. Macliulay, Grand ‘Ira- i-‘edie. was a visitor- m the city yes- terday.

Mr. Clarrie Cameron. assistant Manager of the Bank of Nova Bcatis, leaves this morning on a busing-g; trip to I-Ialfiax.

BIRTHS

DIAMOND--At wlilsloe. Jsllusry 21st, 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diamond, a daughter, Mal-y Iggbgllg,

IIENNESSEY—At the City Hospital, Feb- 6. 1929. to Mr. and Mrs. William Hennessey, s. son.

RILEY-At the City Hospital, Feb. 6. 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Riley. City. a son.

MARI! IAGES

NEWRICK-IIEFFELL-On January 31. at the United Parsonage, Sum- merside. by Rev. Mr. Fraser, .11.. New- rlck, 0.13.. of Cape Traverse, R. 1%., P. E. Island. formerly of Suffolk, England, to Jessie A., youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Heflel of Cape Traverse, R. R.

DEATHS

MacMILLAN-At Wood Islands, on February 7, i929, Mrs. Margaret Mac- Millan. Funeral Saturday at 1 p. m.

CUMMINGS-At Milton, Feb. 8, 1929 Mrs. John Cummings. in her 96th year. Funeral from her son's resi- dence Mondayat 2 p. m. to Hal-lg. ville Cemetery.

CRUWYS.—At Cornwall, Feb. 8th Mrs. George Cruwys, aged sixty-three years-Funeral from her late resi- dence, Sunday, Feb. 10th at 1.30 to Cornwall Cemetery.

IN MEMORIAL!

In sad and loving memory of our dear Husband and Father H. Pops Abbott who died February lib. llll.

We miss thee dearest Father We miss thy tender care

Our home is and without thee We miss than mnwbm.

Driseoll drove to the home of the ~

Smith, Rocky ‘

. Yet again we hope to moat thee ‘

Ne. R. n. l. saeo-a-v-al. > m“ ,3...‘ ‘pa? mills: . W cuts rascn- ",,,“,,,,,,"' " '1' nu In or for Qiiﬂo school to sigt l "nunmnq Lpravemmts, It alibi!‘ no sway. eunnlemt huyimlussillﬂallllll’ .00 ‘ll-l. year. John Al-blnm n“, m l Maritime rrcv- tary. MaO-l-s-aiy my. ls sepsis io time k E §,,"°,| n” ‘magi-fun; i . ' I u ‘n $.12’. ltflﬂllftl. ‘T2133 -~ - w» v r was ‘Cm .. ....e anu r.‘ uu-a-s-all» "°"' '1" i

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Timiyohﬂddnq, d" w‘ of “d” 10th for summcrvillc Races. byjur brother. m. Felix Mclsne, Illlnlgutla Following Jump" dndyouneed Gill Pills 4441-2-9-11- left yesterday morning on return to “m wmf;_';vr';'ur'hn,“ u Gin Pill t - “ Boston. after attending the funeral uluslval to tho msuuiset at saluti- directly Zful? §§sbll..'§l','§ WEDDING llELLia-A quiet wad. o’ the“ moth”, who ‘mud ‘my n ilc hauling-aids. u» onus iau faausll. der. They soothe, heal and strengthen d")! W?! P1806 It 5i. MW‘! Qhllwh. h" Mm. m “w” c“ Md" 9”" n‘ ‘ n ‘mud "l! iﬂﬂlmsd crgfl. Thousands who Indian River on Wednesday muni- ' ‘"- Wm- 1'"°"l°- 9"» l" "l! W‘ ha" "ed Gin u. muuuiuticﬂl, l _ fected a new modal Acoustical that r o - ~= we cw- ‘"' “°"“"’ m" "m" w" Fm" SOME USEFUL .'.';:’.§:'t:."'..£':..:.:'.'.i:i.‘ .1"; ':.'..'.'.. 1:: f, Get m“ H". ma‘, u ,0." dmzxi“ Ann 611115. 31971901“. 561281110 U10 _____ _ the dent, This latest locust-con is foa- m) "s s bu. National Dru and chm.’ "ride or. Timothy Arnold Drlwoll al- continued from pm 1 Willi." hllltﬁllllll‘ L’. Elm-Elli‘: y “HI figs! Comm: o! Cans , Limited, so of that place. The _, w“ - are clean) no distinctly era's-mined ’ °'°“‘°' “*- Performed by at... m. emu. who Kaaalnltes School. were received gg,,,g,i;bg,sglg;g,n.;-g;a 33;, 333511;} also celebrated the Nuptial Mass. yesterday: Blanche Hughes. Doris “shr- eler m sir-clam: mo u-uum MacKallzie, Jennie MacDonald 1nd m h" ‘° "I w‘ m“ "" “I "'

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Claire Brabsut. x. _ Helen Reynolds, IX Benjamin J. Back. X. Joust Macllwd. IX- ﬂsurls Blah 811ml

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Lloyd George Dewar, I1. Rollo Bay West School

Willard F. Reid. IX.

QUEEN'S COUNTY

m. Stewart School Margaret Msrtln. Alice Martin, 111. Mary Mclliachern, 11. Hunter stirs: ichoﬂl (Entered by Principal). nunstailulxc school Robelt C. Callas. X.

Pleasant Vallt! 5W0"!

Phoebe‘ L. Msc8wsln. IX. Alice L. Weak-I. IX.

Springﬁeld School

Marssrc bulbs. X- Cl COUNT! Albsrtols High School Arthur duality. X.

Freeland School l

Ruth Mickey, IX. Kathleen Iiandarscn, IX. Milton Palmer. 1X. Ruth Boyle. IX. OIivePaImsr. IX. Elisabeth Palmer. IX wwald Murphy. IX.

Kanslngion School Blanche Hughes. X. ,1‘20ria Msﬂﬁnsie, 1X. Jjuhle MacDonald. X. Elva Ossalay. 1X.

CIIAILOTIITOWN

West lent it. Icbcai William It. Bumatt, X. Niall H, Burnett, 11.

Prince cf Wslas Collage John Donny (1st year), XI.

SHORT COURSE ‘IN HOME ECONOMICS The Short Course in Home Econ- omics which was put on by the De- partment of Agriculture for the ban- eflt ‘of rural women and girls ended yesterday. Feb. B. Twenty girls took advantage c: the course offered ill Cooking, Sew- ing, Home Nursing and Mlllinery and ,_ ‘ l‘ ‘ves as very grateiul to the Department for such a course. OnFriday aiternoon from 3 we the girls were "At Home” to about 60 guests. Mrs. J. W. Bouiter, Miss schurman, Miss MacPhall and Miss Ballum eceived and Mrs. Walter shew and Mrs. J. _M. MacFadyen poured. Quite a variety of sewing and mil- llnery was on display-all handicraft of the Short Course pupils. ‘The color ache in the l , ion room was effectively carried out in red and white, tha tabla being doc- orsted. with red and white carnation-r, red candies and valentine hearts.

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for Air Mail. 0.6.8. “Stanley” and 8.5. "Ibrna

The following telegrams were ra- ceived yesterday by Messrs Buntaiu, Bell and Co, from the mute;- af the C. G. S. Stanley: ' . At noon:-

East and of Chatlcunp Island. bearing south east, distance 2 miles. In open ice making fair progress, Weather light. west by north wind, visibility five mo».

(Bgd) HINDI- At 6 p. m.:—

of: cape St. Lawrence, four miles latitude 47-03 north, longitude ai-ﬂl Wm. mlklns send promos. Leads in ice. Going to Ioulaburg.

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Capt, St. Lawrence is one o} the

northern points of mp9 Breton Is- land. Mr. 0. C. Thompson lesvaa this morning for Loulsburg i0 impact the vlrlo of potatoes on s. 8. ‘lien-ls ba- fore she sails from that port.

Theda-lorry

The car ferry made five mtum trips yesterday on summer schedule time. The mail train, however, did not roach the city until 1J0 p. m Th! IRWIN! was due to delays oa- cuninl on the mainland lines.

The Aeroplgng

In accordance with olden rseclml Ill Mcncton m1 Thursday tram the Chief of the Air ‘service. Ottlwn, there will. until further notice, b; only one flight oi the airplane m- dey. The schedule will b9 u fol- lows: Leave Monctou 11.30 a. 1a., u. rive Ghsﬁcttetowu about 17.10. leave 0n return for Mcnctoc vis iuuuusr. side at 12.15 p. m. The aeroplane “We 11 trip yesterday on iius schedule, taking on board all the outcome mail received from the morning trains, out and south, and 08mins ll DI-lsongors for Summar- side, Premier asundcrs. Bpurgacn Dis. mfmd and Earle Prawn.

o" “Evin! Bummerllde for Mone- ton, she took on board all mail re- ceived from points west,

""13""!!! yesterday were report- ed as favorable for ﬂying.

Other Y's Men ’s Club

The annual meeting opanod last night with the retiring pnaideut in the chair. Ha summed up the work accomplished in the past year, draw- ing particular attention to the in- crease in membership from lavan to seventeen. The other retiring oiilcars also spoke o! the work in their ra- s, " departments.

A committee was naxt appointed by the chairman to co-operata with the

ranleulants fol- a Lsdlw night in be held February the twenty ﬁrst. Tbs dance committee broached the lub- ject cf hiring the Knights of Pythlas hall for the serving of refreshments at the dance and the club voted their A constitution had been drafted in thamtwaekandwasraMbIGw- I. Murray of the committee in charge o! that work. A discussion wu-

Stanley a nd Terne Making Good Pm- gress for Louiiiburg. -—One Trip per Day

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Soprano Solo by Mn. Sutherland McLean and (‘ilollz 2.30 P. M.—Sabbalh School and Bible (fl-asses. EVENING I 1.00 r. M.

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soc-m. i. Psricaa Gsdman. ‘LN-Stetson Hour; Acousticon. too-Sigmund Spaeth. lecture. GAO-Capitol Theatre music. iilﬂil-“Our Government." lilli-Atwater Kent Hour; Mischa Elman, violinist. li-lb-Suldobskar Champions orches- tra.

l1.65—Ns.tioslsl Light Opera Co.

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Sunday School with clans 2.30 P. M

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GAO-Dr. Harry E. Fosdick. ISO-Anal!) Persians.

10041110 Nomads. EGO-Quartet, Colliers Hour. IQIS-Jubiiol lingers; "Tango." llJo-Jimarlcsn Singers; Ol-gcp, 11.i5—(3odfr¢y Ludlow, violinist.

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Soprano Soio--"Tlle Iluly Iluur" . - . . - - - - - - - - - ~ - - ~ Miss Barbara bias-Neill. EVENING IVORSHII‘ 7 OTLLHTIC Illroik-"Illcline Thine Eur" .. Sermon-—"Tha Two Great. Facts of Ilifc" ,. Rev.

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_ (Continued from page 1.) oration and the economic develop- ment of Western Canada, the Pro- vinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. should be granted their natural resources free from restrle~ tions within the legislative compet- anca oi‘ the parliament of Canada with provision for the maintenance and administration of smool lands and school endowment funds for educational purposes, according to the laws of th¢ respective provinces." The resolution stipulates that this should be done in compliance with tha latter and spirit of the constitu- tion and that the claims of the pm- vinces to compensation for loss of lands and resources alienated should be investigated with a. view to satia- factory and ﬂluitable adjustment.

cable from London, has been identi- ﬂed as the son of the late Admiral John Towllsllend Collin. of West- field, N. B., and a grandson of G611"

Loyalist, for whose head 510.090 “'55 offered by the American revolution- ists.

Tile family ancestors are said w have settled in England before the Norman conquest and are mentioned in the Doomsday book. General Cof- fin who died in 183B, settled in Klflﬂs County, N. B., and his house, on the main road to ﬁedericton in West- field Parish, is still standing. Admiral John Townshelld Coffin. father of Captain Isaac Coffin, came from England and lived at Westfleld- He married Sophia Melissa Hazen. and there arc entries in the parish register at Westﬂeld recording the birth of their son, Isaac Tristram, the Crimean veteran, cn October l7, 1936 and his baptism on Jan. l6, 1837. No further account cf his career has been discovered in N. B, and it is not known here when he went to England.

CANADIAN nae OTTAWA, Wis. d-The adoption 0i a Canadian ilag will come before Parliament dlbllrll the present see--

the order palm n: o. n. ucmmll. which sells (or the appointment of a

The Markets

pounced in a recent Canadian Press Trade was steady Le,» i;

eral John Coffin, United Elnilire

1:10..- lllccllng with greatest dc. lllll. r-yé YQCQlDlS 434 cases. lillrr. {lbl cl uni: cent per dozen were llllulc lav sulllr jobbers on ~ I . iresll extras and ll. é-clzlge eggs "‘ were increased 2 c; l» ]lul' dozen on all three grades. I31 Lin‘ l-clelpls were 2'7 packages. Prlvrs “cur l-4 to, 1-2 cents higher. TllPll‘ n n pcozl de- .lllalld for supplies. 11ml". lJUlll domes- ltic ulld uulslcic nu-ullllli. and qlliie n lgooil business \‘.':r~: l'i']lC.l‘iC[l. The cheese marker. locally was inactive, ‘the demand helm: (‘hlV for odd snlnli Hols. Receipts \\f‘l'f‘ ill’: boxes. There ‘was no change lll lliC petal.» market. '

EGGS .. . OTTAWA. Fob. 8.~C'.lllnriiall egg - markets are very firm today with-the demand good. SlOUliS are about clear- ed on nearly every lnilrkcL. TORONTO-Stork: on lllls egg ’ mhrket are about clcnrcd and the de- mulld is kecll. Pl'li'li'.<. are higher and. _. an advance is lookczi lur next. week. Some dealers are short of supplies and they are quoting country ahipf pers extras 39-42. ilrsfs 36-38, pullet extras 31-32, seconds 26 dcliilered. B. C. eggs are also higher nt extras 44. ﬁrsis 40, pllllct exlras 37 delivered. Prices to retailers nro extras 45, flrsiB i1, pullet extras 37-38, seconds 31. ‘ MONTREAL-This egg market is _2

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MONTREAL, Feb. 8.—Demand for odd lots only was noted today in the export grain trade locally. The gan- aral feeling was steady and prices were unchanged. The undertone to the spring wheat market was vary ﬁrm owing to tha continued strength in the cash wheat situation at Will- nlpeg. Prices were not changed. how- ever. Actual volume of buainaas was will. Winter wheat trade was lu- active. The prices Da- mand for all lines of millfeed contin- ued good. The rolled eats mam also ﬁrm. No price changes URI ll?-

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ilrrn with a good demand. Prices are E»

unchanged and receipts from BLO. and Ontario are light. ' HALIFAX-With storage stocktwﬂl ‘ﬁr, cleared up on this market there is a. I better demand for all grades of fresh "i stocks. Local receipts-are showing ‘M. slight increase and dealers are paying ' ' country shippers, delivered, extrai W1- 88. firsts 30-32, seconds 25-26. Prices ‘to retailers are ext-u 43-45; ﬂrsllihsi, , 39. seconds 33-35. "- 4." IT. JOHN-Jlfhis egg market n - HIIIIII ‘afield! pull ﬁrm with 11gb: and a good demand. 1mm

bounced. No new developments were reported locally in the boy tnds.

prices are uncbangedat iutras t ﬂrlts 41-43. seconds I048. '