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`¢»Ar:Eslx - _ _L . . »- -=-Q- -- - - _- Il’IARCH_1s,:l_932

. 0ElIl'RAI. 0lIARllIAII

` Loaded with

laughs that will “""'m your heart

T '_!¢ ~ TIIIIII3 that

` will knock you : ¢‘°Id» its the

\ inside story of

I the dlring

! scheme t h a t Q mln-a me sub- nlarines.

BILL BOYD

ROBERT ARMSTRONG

JAMES GLEASON GINGER ROGERS

Also Short Subjects

I U. S , I MinI’I£1§I’I=¥efllA?=:£c!luction

FRINGE EDWARD -- NUW CAPITOL-Now PLAYING I

T0.\

Matinee 3.15. Adults 3.5¢, Govt. Tax 2x--.’i7r. Children 150. Matinee 3.15. Adults 256. Govt. Tlx le-260. » Children 151:, Silnlto Govt. Tax lr-l6r. Night 7 8: 8.45. Orchestra 504-, Govt. Tax (- .L 1-,X |¢~_16e, Night 7 & 8.45. Adults 400. Govt. Tax 2° 10 to or-seo. sal.-any loc, Go.-l. Tux zo-ssc. I nlluron asf, ,wdren 25% nm, 1,, 10-20.-. _ PM Govt. Tax lc-261'. '__

THE NA. VY’S BIG' PARADE

A Round Up of Western Thrills .j“;'n‘I“

/ " Pns’o .

N MA ` 'ma UNITED clwncn of can-

” ' C ` l' I ada,

I in

and 'I o'clock. Dr. M. E. Genge. r

Belle River-Belfast. Services ay, Mar 20th are as follows'

bund . ~ ll:-lie River. at 11 a. m.; Eldon, at

.__-.-.12

' m., subject, “The Important

_ -.. 3 p.

/-- ~ -- Question." r0ev.J.R..sklnner,Pas-

tor.

. ~"f“`\i'i;‘»-SI I

_ Q

'OID CLINIC at Provincial

:lam OiIlce, Saturday from I 12. 1-22-fri-tf. __ ‘ SBYTEBIAN SERVICES -I y March 20. at Mt. Stewart 11

__ ,

,nwr§\f' so A; In Men s Clothing and

A* ~” . _ Cana - '

‘W " I ‘ | town ce er as, as rece v- ' . ‘

notice of his transfer to Quebec ' will leave this moming. _ ¢

. ” ia _l TH* cA ‘I '-

Chyi W ' ev" Y

Ova THE LP`s0"‘°go"¥“'€IE I

“wow” “"“ ,f

St. To

A _ SS

nollsmo 'rsns IN wnicn IG.,

I I

and

day Soci

Stav

are

dian Airways in Charlotte sin Octob l th i

GOES T0 TORONTO-Rev. R.

Hensley Stavert left on Monday to attend the annual meeting of the General Assembly's Board of Sun-

.£}'f.§`,°°.I’i..f.§` °...’§°.`2` 1. f.'.’.?§"i'§' SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES

Andrew’s Church School room, ronto, March 17th, and 18th. Mr.

possible of the sessions of the eral Board oi' Missions which being held in the same place

err, will also attend as many, ‘

I 'THE SEASONS NEWEST STYLES AT.

_ ' ' if

MEll’S SUITSI. 3pg|||(;

BLUE SERGE, ' F I N E

#pf

pnnlhdir I ,

A ':°I:>=“-\"I‘-, nAnD DIDING. man FIGHT-

_Ek mo. AND wsnlu Love Ginn Ma

2- ` < rm: 'rnsin

/gm u ALSO SERIAL AND COMEDYI The many friends of Mr. George

Reddin will regret his present in-

A WIIITE GIRLS LIFE IN THE

FAR NORTH

(By The Canadian Press 'ToEoN'm, ont, March 1'l.--

GLACE BAy_ N_ Sq Mun 17_ The life of a white girl 8893 14 I”

I 'By The (.`an:i<iiun Pressl--United the far “Mm I5 wld °t by Margaret |l\iinc Workc-rs of District 26 have Warren In 9' letter In the Gmbe' ' era

voir-il not io accept wage reduct-' "sevefl °f the India” gms W ions n-Commended by me Duncan what you call getting married this Commission. The miners turned F1111- When the 110115 B-fe 15 th”

_Idown the advice of their executive Sift their traps. P0I5» bI9“k°I'5»

---_- . Illourd by a majority of 1,203 votes wire and stores -on crvdlt B5 H19

l.<|\<~l~iul io the Guardian! Im n rr:l`ei'clidull1 which brought I Post and start for themselves on

\\'ASHIT\`GTO1\`. Mull 17-'I`1`f-lf`~\‘ I out 10.241 ol ille 12,000 miners in I their own hunting ground. They

urv e.\';\cl-:.5 estilmse Anlericans will f inc glnnloy of the Dominion Steel need a woman to skin and tan. cut P115' lactnreeil sl50,000_000 and $175.- and Coal Corporation. wood if there is any and cook. so

O00 000 in iicomc iavcs by nlicluigllt I Cnpg Breton locals gf the Union fhe

st take 'afstron irl along

____ .._.__..... _ . ..._ for

, Mrs. Foster tells of the visit of her subject to Copper Cliff in Sud- bury when she was the guest of “Kit” when giving her concert. The sulphur fumes killed all green vegetation. Kit had sent to Toron- to for a bouquet of roses for pre- sentation; she kept them in the re- frigerator. They wilted to a. dark brown on their short journey to the hall.

One trip to Prince Edward Is- land was taken late in the season and the ferry was frozen into the Straits of Northumberland, with the result that Pauline and her company had to spend six days on board the small steamer. She was I fond of tl-le Atlantic provinces; of

- ‘I V 3 - _ .lu s s - `

tomorrow A. last minute rush to I voicd against the proposition by n 15 gr 17 years old. When a boy ten during her early visits she was i.`e reuims is reported from all I majority of 2.230; mainland locals. fakes a wife, or woman as they call Ulltefm-med at DY- R°b°\‘t5` hmm pion; 2, Urban Glover; 3, Mlorn ports of the country. Payments have ‘ representing miners of Springhill, non She is all h's own forever. in ¥{i!lE'B C011¢8¢. Wi¥ld5°l`» Whefff Cole' 4 Olga Cotton.

been slower than in any recent year, Steilarlon and Thurburn, favored “Dad Says people in some cities She'e!l.I0Y¢d hel' °°¥W°1`5°“°“5 with

with a smaller number of returns. acceptance of the cuts by a major- have not emugh to eat we h-ave( the _children GSPNZIHIIY- At 071° 2.

The budge: deficit Mo.-on 10 cover- 1 ity of 873- The heavy swirls asainst lots to lust us two years, lr DadI S‘“““ "‘““3° I" “""f°‘““”°“d II"

disposition; he leaves this morning

surgical treatment in Montreal.

,SPRING VALLEY 'SCHOOL

Standing of Spring Valley School

for Febluary:--

Grade IX-1, D. Lottie Profit. Grade VIII (Sr.)-1, Meda Glov-

er; 2, Keith Harrington; 3, Gladys Sudbury. `

Grade VIII (Jin)-1, Doris Burl; Ray Mountain. Grade VII-1, Cordelia Harring-

ton and Mildred Casclcy, (equal): 2, Muriel Leard; 3, Lillian Casrley; 4, Gladys Cole.

Grade VI (Jr.l-1, Ivan Harring-

ton; 2, Stacy Bryenton; 3, Lloyd Campbell.

Grade V (Sn)-1, Hubert Caseley. Grade v ur.)-1, Helen cham-

Grade IV (Jr)-1, Harry Caseley; Bemlce Mountain; 3, Ruby Cole. Grade III-1, Eileen Glover; 2,

1-ng nine months and ten days of Iacceptonce was recorded in lhe dccsnvt ggve 1; away. We have ms, PINE WHS Ilifemd Wim SWIS Billie Woodington; 3, Rosemary

the gun-eng fiscal year wnfcn ends 'Glace Bay district, home of the sugar' dry milk, dried potatoes and Whivh. l¥l\lC\\ $0 P*1\11U’\€'5 amuse' Glover. - June so was $l.ac4,01s,1ao_o1_ Tn.. large Pnnlen and No. ll locals. .,,,g,.,ab,e_._ nom., beans, mp! ment. had eaten the nlaybivs vff

No. ll is one of the mines wh‘c1\ po“.d,,].| rica raisins “ssl (med T-he b0&l'd5-

totnl deficiency last year was less Uma half that amount. The Treas- II7 now Hrpects a deficit of about u,Hl),000,000 for this fiscal year.

figures show the govem-

has been operated during the nina months at an average

_ IQ 0t"$6,612,000. The cause

H Illia bad position is simple. In- iHBed expenditure and decreased . 9. ,

Expenditures to date of $3,196.-

938.058.61 are $696,801,28-1.24 greater than those of 'the corresponding Period for 1931. Total revenue from all sources has decreased $663.631_- 075.03.

rnsisr-:s CANADIAN slsmzlzs M.

TORONTO, Ont., March 17, -

(By the Canadian Press) -_ Malt- land Farmer, new organist at St. Pauls Anglican Church. who comes from Holy Trinli_v Catilcdml in Ql1I‘lw‘c, br-iif-rrxs Cunadinzl hors’

the corporation proposes to close unclel' :I rc-allocation scheme. While the r:<\~culi\e board l.ad rc- commrnrled that this proposal be opposfcl hy ihc Union, and while it was not on the ballot paper, it was believed in some quarters thnl a sense of opposition to re-aliocn- Itlon had win- bcarlng on the vote. I In Thorblzrn. ho\vc\'er, will-re Illcudia No. 3 would be closed under We-nlloratiml. the vote was 2015 to I46 in favor of accepting the reduc- lion.

I Wage cuts recommendocl were Il() per cont in the case of datal workers, with the proviso that no adult worlzer receive less than $3.25, and 12 1-2 per cent in thc _case of contract men. I Notices were posiecl on all plants lof the Dominion Steel and - Coal Corporation last night, to the ef- fect that the reduced rates would go into cffrrt “on and after the 15 of Ma' ~il, 1032." Meanwhile, when

apples and a barrel of salt. We have a bale of 'arn and lots I wool cloth, and enough fat to last as Ion" as we will be here. It just takes a pound a day io feed a dog when working. and he will do on a

pound when in the cave. I cut the cut the ice fox- our water and draw it with the dogs Snow water makes you weak.

“I must work hard at my lessons.

I get them every day at the Post. and the Post Clerk or Mother marks them for me and puts them in a book again They will go to

pass I get a pass paper and then

I Chu so to high school at Coch- rane, if we are at Moose."

The Mohawk Princess

VANCOUVER. B. C. March 17-

; Bhe prized greatly a Sioux scalp ' given her by a Blood Chief. It was

black hair, the flesh"‘cured” and

skin, and coiled about it close rows

. who comes from the Land of Mor- ring" because she was the daugh-

ter of fighting men; the chief would take no money for it.

HARTSVILLE AND VICINITY

Miss Isabelle MacLeod. Charlot-

teto recent! visited her ar

Lead, Hartsville.

Friends here regret to know that

have been closed for some time

chers, Miss Marion Blondon and

voices are :ill right. "One hears so . I _ 1 en plffme ad°m5 the °°Ver °f thi? pe y mum in England about me mm_ President D. W. Morrison, of the ‘bank The Mohawk princesy sume their duties in tho near fu.

he .<'lErl. "So for we lluve te.=.le:I . C Ibmrch had been given t°c°”°'d°ns

more than 100 for 1% Fmllw and dlsrmf. effect:-d by the vote, t0 ‘ond the world by Mrs, w_ gn,-land. The death occurred on Feb. 18, 3ndget_ wnlnn they nlnnnenr

rm pm_[P(_m_ Sold on th" CAMd_ have their members remain aL -Fasten of U-,is ¢1¢y_ It is fun of V1- 1932 0! Mrs- S- K- M9-CDOHSIG. pl ian Emys ‘mm |wc;~.\: until .’u1~il1er advised. ' _vid dennentlnn of Character’ a“e(._ I-lopedale. The funeral service D

..W“m,_n~S mms are nt mm' The rlisirict board ls in session iinotns of gl-eng interest mum1m¢,, which was held on Feb. 21, was si

bmi ‘_r_r_\_ bm\mmL They nw Im | lure. 'Inc next slr~p`1n negoil (tions ,ing ynnny people and plncen pan, conducted by Rev. R. H. Stavert. G in mv llenrins. fluiin ideal lln- .1 I WHS IIIWTIIIIII I"`°`I' I"-Im' IMI 1” “l°‘ lluc Johnson. (Tekahionwakel. asuskd by RW' Mr' B°9"“'°yd~ ac

' :.r-: l'i;\l~.~ iii ~. r-'. ' _ .»

'huwh “_rvim And I dom dunk fu] .pf mhlmll' llc boil' \\onl~i ,- _.S ine nnmnr in ne, gn,-e,w,n-dy She is survived by her husband,

thi- fusion oi' tone-<‘olor with bo\*;,'.' 'I I I` ‘ " IJ" Ihomlnw :I “'35 11°* 3 PPUIWSS in the °l`dIIllil”.V three daughters “mi "hr°° mm' ll

acceptation of the term, but it is nimelyi MPS. Dllhlel 00111311085. fn

voices is perfect. Oi' course. 1‘nl

epmlzing froln a Cathedral angle." _ ` “ IY es' ' ' ' ’ t

Chnyese And Japs crlbes whut_ she meant gg the Wood Islands and Isabelle at home, ,

N0 More Piles

-____- Sl'l.'\.\`ClllAI. MMCII l7-(A.P.l- women of the time were much res_ to rest in Hartsvlue cemetery_

You can End Your Awful Missry

Clash In lllanclluria

Clnl"'c cl p thus from Peiping to

me only word that acc me a Ilullwn, me L s lvnoivnusn

country she loved.

Speaking of the lecture tours of

Pauline, Mrs. Foster notes: “The

Quick Without Cutting or S.~.l\-as I ~` » If A , . _, - "lewd In their °‘V°°“I'I°n‘» 1°’ °°‘ I

I ‘I3-‘ ° ‘"1 CI’ “°"’ "°I““ 091° had education was still a much discus- Messrs. Norman MacDonald,

'1'lioll.ands of Pile sufffrcr. io my “""’i`-‘sd “"3 1'0"' of LIf`“~`IifU1-I r~

s ms 0 0 1 V 1 _ Is d experiment and equal suffrage Melville and Eldred Weeks, Fred- h

. - -5 5; _--, ;. ll;:" 1,' i 2. :.\‘. Li. \'.‘.‘\L ` ' ‘ .

l‘.‘;2.°.I.1".;‘.f.";s..°.;‘.:-.‘.”..f:‘J. ~ .-. "i ‘ > °f - Wu -ff fo- C-»--us ----»-. we T--. me vu-. th lo b ,ell ' ~ ‘~'"“‘“--H-V I women. It was somewhat of 1 ‘ attended 1-nshland Division on

e wel' ow , , _ . 'rhai ls the sclcntlnc truth nbou; Th" “""“""“‘° “M °°°“’”‘°°" brcak for a gentlewoman to shot- Tuesday evening. ~ \ °

Piles-the renl reason why s.1l~.'e; “'35 F-1"°°d°fI IU' 3 mimnfy °'"8HK0“;tcr the traditions of the time; and

and supposltorics do not give pr- muli .n which l-00 .lnpnxlese soldiezs ; in _ B mancnt relief why cutting does not .._-, ,.,. _.; _ e concert stage was may 5' 5h°’t MI" FI°r°n°° D°wn" Chulmbe

"mom the eéusel rms 2;: d_ A it P I I _-remove from that play acting town. was a visitor to Btanchel s Your itching. bleedin: or pro- md ‘G H "‘1"‘;{ ‘j"I’a“H‘“`~J “N191 ,which was generally considered last week, where she was the guest truding Piles will only go when you - ‘f ‘-1'-~ 'Oil 9- 19 HDHMSC rulnous to morals. lol Mr. and Mrs. Nell Cameron. Bhe , “°t‘-“ny "°m°"° the °““5°-“nd fm I C""°m“"‘I°" 1" M`~‘“°hU1‘Ia- had UT' “There were many small annoy- was accompanied home by Miss

one minute before. Extomal treat- '

ments cam, do tms_,m mm_mlfl:`1”f‘rl a ‘cm ont;-ation of his forc€S'nnces even in the more settled Lulu Champion, Stsnehel.

medicine should he used. HEM- _ °‘f7I‘r_‘_"‘°"',“‘ “ f"~“'Ii °f h‘5 P"”'|P8rLS of the country. Once at --- ROID, the prescription of Dr. J. s. ml-°_llS 111511100 ‘u Wvsicrn Mlm-,Stanstead, Que., Pauline was giv- Among the most recent visitors

Leonhardt. sold by good druggisv _ rinn-~1

_ ,_ c i_'_ ‘ ing a concert in the girl's school. to Springtcn were Mrs. Maclnt e ggggeigé"g§‘;'fgii;’;f°;’f|;,£ gut, T110 ,Ch 0052 news sources rald"rhe piano was on the wrong side . and Mrs. Coles, Milton, who vis’II:- wngemd bloom hem, and ,.;.s,,,m!-=Ilf;\nl°_f1”_lli1ng bc-tween Chinese vol-,of the room and Pauline wanted ed their parents, Mr. and Mrs. the almost deagvpax§;éM Pom h a 5 ll" -_Ni Jfmlnese soldiers a- ,lt changed. Of course that could Kenneth Macleod. anDralrIS;I;mIIlrnbez!Iie\'able' “record Inf? ‘b0"“” £01118 011 _not be easily done at short notice. Messrs. Will and Leigh Cameron mme” "gm in this cm” so “M -m~r'.H.‘.(l .q.!;(.)~ 'nur nn, ts. Japanese very well; said the visitor, 'then were visitors to Hartsville last 32:2; ::“’;';.:1..’.iE“'.:",..°:|` <f'.;“. .. If““” “il '°°. ;‘.° ‘”“.§°i’ '°.°$.°’§ .'§.."‘””°"' .

- _ _ ,-'UUWOU 11° veun e woe o A.Maennlsana1mle

;Ii\]|§l;$Y;I»:_l;:\’|_Et§¥;\‘_.yP`;_fi‘:]< l-'~`»l‘.>.ll»-' 1 hr;-_ :-im:-ll flgl1i1nn'con0el~t for such a trivial ressonf' son, Kenneth, Hopedsle, were re- mmrantee of money_back if it dm.) 0_1 - I-1-if---his 11 wa ch the Japan- cried the principal. 'I certainly cent visitors to the Dock Road, the not end their Pi|¢,_ no mum. how c o su. ercu fa-uslfifs, as reported would' replied Pauline. and got guests of her mother, Mrs. Johnl

Duncan MacDonald, Summerside, and John D. and Angus Ma_cDon- ald at home. The deceased was laid

`R.ose Valley and Stancnel schoclsi-M

Grade II (Sr.>-1, Willis Burt; 2,

Emmett McKinnon.

Grade II (Jr.)-l, Ruby Caseley. Grade I (Siu)-1, Wendall Har-

5 0 n beautiful braid of long brown-, ringgon

Grade I (Jr.) (al-1, Eunice Case-

° encased in a tightly stitched buck- 1 ley; 2, Lorenm McLellan.

Grade I (Jn) (b.)-1, June Park- '

of turquoise blue I-Iudso'n‘s Ba_\, er; 2, Elva Bryenton; 3, Muriel

half pound when inthe cave. I beads_ It was given to "the Lad) Parken

'I‘eacher`l. Weeks Murphy.

Miners Conference To Discuss Wage Cut

(By Canad an Pres) ST. JOHNS Nfld. Mhrch 17.- Rcasons for their resignations and

' WB. Y D '

England in the Spring. and if I lent, M,-_ and Mm Rndemk MM- withdrawl of support from the

Govemment, announced la.st1~"ri-

day, were given in the House ‘of Assembly today by 1-lon. Dr. H. M.

portfolio and chairman of the

`owlng to the illness of their tea- health board; Philip Fudge, mem-

ber for Hermitage, and Captain

:By The canadian P,.e5s>_A son Mr. Donald Nicholson respectively- John Parsons, representing Harbor

lhe result of the iote was known, d All ho the will be able to ge- G

posals included in Premier Squll-es’|

nson) had not been made'

leased oldcrs in the Gander terrlt- “Mons would have men d theipast few years, he will be greatly ry was without members' concent; C t 1 mdustrme md;missed by a wide circle of frieml and that sale or Labrador lo can- °‘”‘ 'Y _ !’°“t‘a M md and the sympathy or the wmmuni- C nn, would nave gone through 5;' °°“"“‘”'° ° 5 Um °“ “nd W° ‘ty goes out to the bereaved ones.

upported by the Premier. In a brief counter statement, Sir

Richard said the Government was determined to balance the budget. Dr. Mosdell said he was convinced the sale of Labrador to canada would brave been consummated if the l’f€ml¢1‘ had Uiven negotiations conducted by himself (Dr. Mosdelll illid Holi. P. J. Cashln active support.

-M1-

l|ildren’s Cold s

Checked witho ut

osdell, former minister without!

"aoilnnnub on

amlmszlusqsev, ___ , _ _ in me clun-.se liupmnem _,.0 ner w.,_.._ ,_ , _,-, ,_,,.,,, _‘_` u,-lnoximlm.4

-il ¢ ' . »

nm 15th to the 22nd. GREY W0RSTEDS_

FANCY STRIPES, ETC

AT NEW LOW ` PRICE LEVEL

$19.95 to $35.00

I M.EII’$ HATS!

NEW STYLES, N E W M AKES, SHADES, SNAP AND Al;1;0;I;Am, SHADES ' ROLL EDGE, INA RANGE STRIP ’ ‘. ~-

or NEW SHADES. COLLAR

$1.25. $1.50,

' Shoes at Low

` .

$2.50 lv $6.00 S

NEW 0AP$! g

0VEROi0ATS!

_ NEW PATTFERNS

GUARDE AND PLAIN MODELS.

SEE THEM.

$15.00. 19.010. 25.00 .

$HIRT‘Ii. I .

T0oKE, EA.S'rERN `

£70

ATTALHED OR 1/.

DETACHED. 1,00, $1.50,, $2.50 I

I GLOVES; I I

ALL THE NEW STYLES - HEAVY CAPII-3- ¢"0AT»

DEER, ALSO 'f.IHAll/IOIS-

AND SHADES ETTE_ _-

$2-"0 510.00, $1.50,, to $3.00 f

I sllorsz urcxwlillnx

MEN’S AND BOY’S HUNDREDS OF CHOICE

Prices. PATTERNS.

sa.50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.15 50c,` 750, $1.00

PHILLIPS Mens Wear

STORES LIMITED ‘

l:lIe'tookss the bass of :nerr `

. ,',... Ii.th'b hd- ,, _ |n,.n5» of C-,,n`.,man bow. `_0m_s',, thleltlo $15 :ard nip 'which after much labor and re- W" _ action objections to taxation pro |

I I

were issued on the sole authority of

Reviewing administrative affairs, . Iyond. Although Mr. Jay has not , e elsmed issuance of wrlns against 'he M”L'°°' °f _‘I““"°°' H°”‘”°‘|b°en in very sood health for the '

differently, I bel eve the negoti-

have averted the financial crisis we are now experiencing.”

ITY

Mr. Albert Jay and little son

Gordon. of Borden, were visitors to Mount Stewart recently, guests of Mr. .lay's parents, Mr. and Mrs

George Jay.. .

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Coffin,

Ssvaiw Harbor, were visitors to Pisquld on Sunday.

Congratulations are being ex-

tended to Mr. and Mrs. Anear the Swedish “match king," wasl MacEachern " of Conovay, on the found dead in his Paris apartment

_ ,,,,, _,-gggf _ A birth of A bonais baby- _.L_ ,this afternoon with s bullet I.

I | Miss Myrtle Fisher, Peake's Sta-

."` Iilon. spent a short time visiting

MOUNT STEWART AND “cm” ‘in Savage Harbor, recently. the

aced an excessive burden on the_ - -~- ‘ - ` ._--. » ' umm; In replyf Prime Ministerl "To our astonishment and diss-I A "W IUIHEBIIHK U“m°'°1 h°‘iI¢~ r Richard Squires reaffirmed the nppolmmenw he sau me Prime ny was plgyed in M0;-eu Rink rn..

°v°mt;“°“I's '"I'°““°” W b°1“"°°| Minfster treated lsennevs omelsl °°“*1Y b°“"°°“ the MMU" ‘C-"H

°°l1“ - _ and Head of Hillsborough team. DR Mcsdm clmmed members had invitation' with the utmost lndiffer me result being R victory for Mm ence, ne.ther displaying a dis- i ot been afforded and opportunity lmswon to proceed Wm] negonnrell. The hockey fans are quite » °°DSid€I` I-he blld8¢I1 PYOPO-S8152 ' pleased over the recent "cold n t li in I hat the British financial experts H ms Im me ns Us canyltm: imap" as gg 1,, quite n benefit to the T

, _ with them ln an official capac y. Sr Percy Thompson and J. F In connecvon with me G1mdel_Iopen air rinks. _

Pc . fam’liar with local conditions when msed he _“iid 'lf must "°nI:;yI A glogm of sadness was nut over drarrng the budget, and that if f“"‘° my 39'” W; if “I IT; I’;°°°l:m:|uount stewart recently when one some of its provisions were put into °" was °°m° mm e eg 'of its oldest residents, Mr. Robert

effect me fisheries were "doomed," ‘"3 °°"“I“’Y f’°"‘ me *”“° "’“‘i.1ay, passed lnw the ores: ne-

llirougll luis heart and .l revolver in his hand.

Major Fclrrander, a director Ui

' me swcdlsln Macon company. col- lapsed am] died in Stockholm when _advised of Krcugers death. he Swedlsh cabinet met in SP¢'

,cial session after announcement 0! 'the death, which was resflfded 55 "a national catastrophe." It WB! disclosed that the National Bank ,of Sweden recently loaned illt Swedish Match Company 11 f°I“I _of 100,000,000 kroner, ($2b,800,000I-

The holly was found, fully 'Im'

sed and lying on thc floor of 1115 bedroom, by M. Luth-rin, vicv-DW' .sident oi* the Kreuger-Toll Match

0. Kreugel: had been cXP¢Cf*’d Io attend a directors' meeting Im’ moming but failed £0 BPPWI

Kreugcjfs reported suicide recal- led the mysterious death of NWI _Lowenstdm the multi-mllllonalfc Belgian lsrtificial silk manufactufef who fell from an H€1’°DI'““` ""0 the English Channel.

Despite the police conclllslzg that Krcu_lger's death was Sllldh it was dwlded to investigati tied” possibility that no was mufdfme' Finger-print experts went ov.-r 0 room in which he aim and dit" tives joined in the lnvesiilahear Neighbors sam they did 11°’ W me snot, but inn- they "°“".I was Ivants scrmm ‘When the bod,

discovered.

guest of her sister, Mrs. William Pigott.

The many friends of Miss Mar- saret Birt are pleased to know 1 :hst she is improving after her , ong illness and is now at her ' home in Pisquid.-T.

MA'rcli lrlNa`Dfr~`:`s>;li ms owN HAND

PARIS, Mar. 17-Ivan Kreugcr.

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