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'lh-.~ pcril of the surging seas . . . lhr ilangci- that lurked on a ship uiih :\ rrcw nf sea plunder- ir< . . . impending doom with a ixiizzo of high explosives . . . .\ll nrn- as nothing in the eyes and heart oi‘ a Kiri Who 145K611 i-u-ryfhixr; ta bi- in the arms oi’ il“l luvrrl ‘

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THREE WISE CLUCKS

but the youth béat him at his own game of Love!

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THE prigragwizrgwi}! GUAR,!21_AN-._ CENTRAL GUARDIAN

1} U (j K J QN E s 5r. nuns cake: SALE Moore IN lb liicix. is today for Ladies Aid '1'. E, 1. llcupitai. 691-2-13-11.

TIIE VUGUIL-Final notice for settlement of all overdue accounts. 669-2-12-31.

CHRIST CHURCH Cherry Val- ley, Sunday Feb. 14th: Church, School and Evcnsong at 2.30 p. m. ‘Capt/am Albert Wittlg, C. A. in (‘hnigv No service next Sunday

Till; VOGUE-Stock taking dis- noun‘. Sale beginning Saturday, Feb-

HE rum-y llitli, continuing for one irovk, 609-2-12-31. AT TH|$ (‘llL'it('II NOTICE - Services

in 'l‘r_rnn and Crapaud United RIVAL ! rhurchcs on rrb. 14th will be hold

at I1 a. ill. and 7 p. m, respective- ly.

T1111 “Milli-Ono case of dross- cs including Sport, Afternoon and Evening styles to clear at half price. Olhcr lilies selling at 1-3 dis- count. All Fr‘; Hats to clear at one (lollu ouch. GLiEl-2-12-3l.

IiI\‘(i.\(iI'\ll£N'l‘ ANNOUNCED»- Mr. and airs. John Stockman, South Milton, ziniionnce iiic cr.g.i~~~.-inort, of their iillllflilltl‘ Doris Annc to Mr. \V(‘li\l'.'li lloluivs Phillips, Clicuiiiitt-

town. AIJlTilIY-ZC to Lclcc nlacc this nimrh. 700-2-13-11. (j.\.‘»II~‘. JOYED — Thu auct-

ion in lilnkom Hilli ivas a great irsliecrss The hall was full of peo- ,plc 1min all parts and i-vvigvbu- -- d]; foul; a grout V interest in U1‘ "l;lli‘ which mad: it very f‘.‘lCillii;‘, 1.: ladies prize was won by Miss llr*il'1i(‘1l'0(‘lil1l1 and the ucntlr- nnnrs by Mr David ftoborts, both of liinkurlt.

Tilli BAPTI I‘ ('III'II(.‘II. — The illcv. A. C. Vincent \‘.'ill '.'])Llik, lo- llllll’l'()\V i vrniir; on "Soul ivinning,

- Our ‘fink. 'l‘h-- >ui.-_,..'i. o1 ills err".- uw lscrnion w.ll bu ‘Why I.l ul

1- ~ wo groups. Scoutinaster Crcnvc I 4 - s with the boys week about. ;._ This is a wlrle awake Troop and arr nrulzlng good progress in lost work. 'I‘lio Rev. A, G. Ciowc, S. W. has received his Gllwoll woods badge and parrliincnt signed by fhc Chief Scout.

Conizratiilaliuns are being ex- quldcd m 1th". Frederick ivigmoro, ion being ‘Cilillullliidd "editor" of the ilﬁoliiouslo Univcrsrylﬂ _.\'v~"-1" 000K "Pnarasfﬂ- B.

"QC/KEY AT AIARSIIIFIELD

A speedy game of hockey was playvtl at Pfarshflcld rlni: on Mon- (pp; night vrhon the Mﬂfsllficld (fuhs dvfeatctl the East ROYQHY |l‘lllii hf .1 score of 6—-4. There was a ‘Hood shcct of ice and the first fast ending with Ii . In tho second period ,. .irl{-a_v ind Mill scored for the Pubs. making ihc ‘ score 5-3. In ilhv ilIllTl period Robertson scor- '<~d for i-aist Royalty a few min- iwn-s aflvi" tho face-off but just ihr-[rirc the final whistle MacKay ‘irfur the Cubs, end- score (1-4. The line up

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in’; uzfh . was: The PM , ,,~,.,,,,,,,,,.n (up, East Royalty Troop of Um’ u" rn, ..,l ' lvvri lil- Goa _ ' . . < r lli vidcd for tho wlnwa- innmns into Mill hiacw‘ Ems

*Ci§..l1'iiiii’llORE BROS. ‘.13,’ mm SATURDAY

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f‘ “lid-rift (Davis o» l7rziscr) peril). 18c

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Sun Life Shows Increased Assets

MONREAL, Qua, Se‘). 11-~(By The Canadian Prcss)——A gain in assets of over $36,000,000 in I931 compared with the previous year, 1iavmenl; t0 policyholders of over $26,000,000 or about 22 per cent Lwi the total annual premium income. and new amurancos of over $527,- 000,000 ‘bringing the maul in force to a. figure excicdlng sa,o00.o00,oo0 was rs-rvoricd in the annual fin- ancial statement of the Sun Llfc Assurance company of Canada, pro- sentcd at tho annual meeting hcrc today.

The annual remit stated that rumors the company was llqirdat- ing United States securities was incorrect. ‘The investment portfolio was practically intact from the pro- vlous year, together wi“; an addit- ion of government and other bonds purchased during the your of which $23,000,000 were in Canadian Gov» crnmcnt, bonds_

Total income for the your was shovim at $197,149,162 and total dis- bursements at $136,509,376, leaving an excess of income of $60,630,785.

Defence Jenkins Connolly MMKIIS’ Roper Forwards" Easter W. Wheatley L. Mill Robertson

ltfacFnrlane L. Wheatley

Referee, W. R. Godfrey.

Marshfleld Cubs defeat Dunstaf- fnagc. On Tuesday night the Marshfield Cubs in another fast exciting hockey game nosed out the Dunstaffnage team by a score of 8—5. The ice was in good con- dltion and the game was fast from the start. Mill opened the score for the Cubs ‘after four minutes of play, MacKay following with a close second. Connolly" scored a few minutes later for Dunstuffnagc, Mill following with another for the Cubs, ending the period 3-1.

In the second period thrvr morn goals for the Cubs und one for Dunstaffnagc were scored end- ing 6-2. l

In the third period thing‘; were more oven, the Cubs scoring twice, Dunstaffnage three. Ono of the Dunstaffnagc goals was (llsputori but was given to them, cndiny: the game 8 5. Following is ihollnc no:

(fubs Dunsfziffnagc Goal E. Mill F. Thompson Dcfcncr-

Jenkins Court Alacliny Dover Forward-

Fosfcr Connolly I... Mill I. Thompson liiacFnrlane M'llor Subs-Stewart, MncCnllum, and

Cairns. W. R. Godfrey refereed to the

satisfaction: of nil. Cubs had a dis- advantage in the last period when

,Jcnklns got badly hurt seven min- Jllél before ﬁnals.

Leaves Solution To League 0f Nations

(Assucialcil Press)

PARIS, Fob. IIAPYCIIIILI‘ Laval. asserting that Frail c had done its dilly in collaborating with the pow- ers in tho far East, tonight tumcd

. back a more lo frrcc an immediate debate in tho chambci‘ of Dcpulics cn Trench uetivty" in Hi.» Orient.

Up?" ‘Ihc niu fr ul Lin: day \\lil‘lll- elude ‘iurncrs “Sun 0i lviyi Soul," SullTvaifs “’I'urn Thy Face Finin My Sins: Gauls “LJAJL the Cherubic Iiosi," tho solos ln lhc lust ineli- iloilcci Viili bc talker: by Mrs. Vincent and Mr. V. L. Dingwcil. Mr. Ding- wcll will render a baritone sula at the morning scrvlcc a3 wcll. A much appreciated feature 0i the evinlng service it; the short organ recital from 0.45 to 7 U'Cl0Cl-{. '1'n-rnorro\v evening Mrs. Full vill give thiee

\‘ l .‘ J i l l l i. ‘ . . . , FLO 101i f“ C‘; ( C“ F: i‘ w“ viuinbcrs from Ciliilniant Chcpn, and l Ln“ “CH K P ‘Ag “h ‘ ‘m Silas. Ii, is l'.up.d that the Eimdav “H”? powvjiq‘ h‘ m“! l: ‘m’ Svliol athuidancc will I‘l"ll."l "00 to . 1 . . . i >4 -

Japan and (fhlua ill‘ mwlcdgcd (he ‘niparliallly of illu French Iltliiﬂi.

Solution of the problem should be left in the hand; of the Lmagur of Nations, ho drrlarcrl, and on tho voiv tho (fhrnnhr- "are hm a mar- gin of 30:) to >4Ji f-r flu‘ d: talc.

ill\)l'l'(i\\', it was 171 last Sunday.

AIIGUSTINIZ COVE SCHOOL

The follmvlng is the standing oi lhv pupils of Augustine Cove school for January:

Grad X-—1 Doris Webster.

Grade VII---1 Grace Webster, 2 Kr-rineih Dawson. Ii Leslie Dawson.

Grade VIV-l Nlcrvin Sherri-n, 2 Leonard Cameron. -

Grade V Sr.-1 Lillian McWil- llams, 2 Myrtle Wadmnn, 3 Rota Lcarcl.

Grade V Jr.—1 Margaret Mc- Farlauo, 3 Eileen Shcercn.

Grade V Sr,-—1 Eileen McFadyei-i, 2 Muriel Clark, 3 Eldon McWil- llama.

Grade II Jr.—i Olga McWilllams

Grade 1 (m-I Everette _Wad- man, 2 Francis Murphy, 3 Lloyd Murphy.

Grade I I'm-J Aiarlon Cameron, 2 Stanley Cameron, 3 Itcta Cam- pron.

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(‘ENTILIL Il()\'.'\I.'l‘\'

Standing of the Pupils of (ioni- ral Royalty School for January.

Grade X~1_ Alice Chowcn.

(irnde IX Sr.-i. :\,.lI(II'0\W' ltfncRac.

Grade‘ IX Jr.- 1. Hilda MacAus- land; 2. Harvey hmcliuslanci.

Grade VIII-—-1, Arthur MasRac; 2. Donald Iiiacliusland: 3. Lucile Chowon; 4. Vera. Smallwood; 5. Joseph Iiamblv.

Grade VI-i. Kenneth MacRac.

Gracie V-—l. Irene MacLcod; 2. Norma Younv; 3. William Ilamlili".

Grade IV-i. Joan biacftae; ‘l Eva. Chowcn; 3. Jack Agnew; 4. Thomas Agnew.

Grade III-I. f-Ichvr hiltoiuslaiid.

Grade I-—l. 4AJI~J(HA Iiiacitac; i! Molly Lewis; 3. Iiamld ltfacRnr; 4. Arielle Jenkins.

Perfect, Aflendnncr-Alicc Chow- r-n, Ilarvcy hfac/iusland, Avdrrw MacRnc, Vera Sinallvcowzl. Arthur MucRnc, Dmald IVIacAusland, Kun- ncth MricRac, Norma Young, Jack Agnew, llnrold Nlncllar‘.

Teacher, Ilclrin Daucian.

WALLPAPER for I932

Our full slot-k of ncw DE- SIGNS anll COLOURINGS are now open and displayed In the WALLPAPER DE- PARTMENT 12nd floor.)

We are proud of the show- ing we are making this year. Hero you will si-e the most beautiful patterns with bor- ders to match, for P/IIILOR, DRAWING ROOM, LIVING l ROOM, DINING ROOH‘ IIALLS, IIEI) ROOM and KITCHEN. fn-w equal. None surpass our line care- fully selected and priced low.

Remnants

We have some bargains a! HALF PRICE. Cum: early Inr first choice.

Garter 8r Co. Limited

Sole Agents for Stanton‘: WaIlPapei-s

Sfilidi’ a.rrn'cd at llir- lmarcli:i;'.- house. and was shown to his r0 rm.

"Thcro you zircuslix" said ihc landlady. “lhnrs your room."

“Looks coinforlziblc," said Sin- dy.

“Yes, sir." wont. on the \\'I)'.ll,l‘l, "people usually zidmll, I've nizrlc them comfortable hero. I'vr- ilimljvs lmd a gift for doing that."

“Ia that n f:\ct’."‘ said FJ-PHIV.

“Well you nccdna oxprcl onv irrun mic."

The izreat wall of China is mid to represent the labor of 7.000000 men for ton years.

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NERVILSINES Stops the Pain-

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Su g g e st s Scientific Approach To Problem 0f Economic Troubles

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 10—(By the Canadian Prom-Creation of a scientiﬁc laboratory where the ec- onomic system might be dissected in an effort to remove that malig- nant growth. depression, was ad- vocated in the House of Commons today by Alfred Speakman, U.F.A., Red Deer. He would establish a "national council of social and ec- onomic research," patterned after the existing Council on Industrial and Scientific Problems.

The Government, said Hon. H. H. Stevens, was willing to give serious study to the suggestion of an economic council. It was pre- pared even to pass the Speakman resolution if it were made contin- gent on the ratification of the Government. The House debated the resolution until the 6 o'clock adjournment hour without reach- ing a. decision. It will go to the foot of the order paper, to be reached later in the session.

The machinery already existed for a. scientific study of social and economic problems: said Rt. I-lon. Mackenzie King, Liberal lead- er. The National Council of Scien- ilfio Research might be enlarged and such questions as unemploy- ment. unemployment insurance and mail-distribution of commodities and wealth, referred to it for con- sideration.

Organized science had solved such industrial problems as pro- ductlon, said, Mr. Speakman. The Dominion, in furthering that work, had created the National Council of Scientific Research. Ho asked why Canada should not establish a similar council to grapple with social, andeconumlo problems. A ready field existed with such un- solved problems as unemployment, general distribution and low com- modity values. Systomatlzcd rc- Jsearch mlizht {mo a key to um riddle of fleprcssion.

Ontario Declares 1 Yr. Moratorium 0n Mortgages

TORONTO, Ont, Feb 10—(B.v the Canadian Pressl-A one year inor- atuvlilm on mortgages is provided for in a bill whiih lilo Olliﬂfio Government will bring down in tilt’ Lcyslaturc during the scsson which 0130115 tomoxroiv. The bill cov- ers payment of 1iriuolpal and will eliminate tho possibility of forc- closurcs on properties during the period for wlrcli if. ‘s in effect. It docs not affect payment of interest on mortgages.

The measure, zumounocd by Pro- mivr George S_ Henry today to a delegation representing tho United Farmers of Ontario, recalls passage of similar lcgslatlon during the early years of the Great War by the Ontario Government.

KINGSTON SCIIOOL

Honor Roll for Kingstouschool‘ for month of January:

Grade X—l Mabel Auld, 2 Clif- ford Rocld. 3 Maurice Cahiil, 4 Wil- lard Proud.

Grade IX-I Stanley Willis, 2' Erma Newson. t Grade VIII-i Dorothy Auld, 2 Rhoda Nowson, 3 Eleanor Willis, 4 Lena Paul, 5 Earl Dochcrty.

Grade VII-I Jenctte Dochcrty. 2 Daisy Paul, 3 Clifford Holmes. Junior Dept, Grade IV $I‘.—-1 Gcorgio Willis, 2 Florence Yonnkcr and Mary Clow (equal), 3 Earl Wil- lls.

Grade IV Jr.—-1 Sterling Bar- rett, 2 Vera Livingston, 3 Irving Ncwson, 4 Stewart Colwill.

Grade III-1 Hilda Auld and

Vera Willis (cqunl), 2 Harvey Nciv- son, 3 Wesley Green, 4 Douglas Dochcrty.

Grade II-—1 Calvin Holmes, 2 Ralph Green.

Grade I Six-i Myron Holmes, 2 Robbie Younker, 3 Gene Clow, 4 Elinor Colwill.

Grade I Jr.—1 Alctha MacFad- yen, 2 George Green.

CANADA PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN CIIANCERY

Before the Vice-Chancellor No. D455. - In the matter o! the estate of Duncan McDonald of NQWIW" "l lunrc Counl! in PM" "WWI Inland, PURSUANT to an Order of the Vice-Chancellor bearing dale the third day of February A. D., I932, I HEREBY NOTIFY all persona hav- m‘ my claim against the mid Duncan McDonald to come In and 177075 their claim: before the IIIII Vlce-Chlnocllor at the Court Home m qgorgetown on Tuesday the 28rd day of February at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. And take notice 0mg |l| claims not no proved before him will, be barred-

DATED the third day of February A. 17.. 1938.

Solicitor m Otlnmllieo. _ ui-a-c-ia-la-li-M-n-di.

(ﬂgil) IIITII E. BIIIICKEN. II. I’. MIQPIIIE,

W’. T. BOWNI-ISS IVILLIAIII CALLBECK "W. A. JOIINSTONE LESTER B. MELLISII CUDIIIORE BROS.

I’. J. McDONALD McPIIEIlSON BROS. ALEX. MoPIIERSON

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l-JDIEIRELI) SCHOOL

Honor Roll for Einvrlill for January:-

Grndc Xml, Blah: t1“ ; 2. Iiclcn Smih; 3. (icncvlcvc Krlly_

Grade IX-l. Flor?!“ Manic; 3. Eileen Allen.

Grade VIII—1_ Ii... . . : 2. Thelma Jones; 3. ]Vi'dl‘_l_.'ﬂ1‘l'L Craken.

Grade VII—1. Iicndell Ivfrrvnc; 2. Pope McMahon.

Grade VI—1_ Mary Dcvine; 2, I:ls MoEntec; 3. Emmet Allen.

(mac V——1, Gladys Crokcn; 2. John itﬂurphy.

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Grade IV-1_ Elmo slum-xv; L‘. Lolmﬂne Hl-KUPSZ 3. Aeliilis ML‘- Enfcc. *

(iradc IIT--l. Ililarv Aiovna m; ‘l. Maurice crokcn; 3. C-lrlylr Train- oi;

Grndo II-l. Herbert 2. Clarissa. Trainor illlii Leo A Milt; 3. Raymond Whiz:

Grade I—l. Kalhlnvn “Anni; g_ Mﬂﬂvn MrEnlccc 1i. .1 liillllY Dunn.

Teachers: Kahlil-en ltrady, Nora McIvcr.

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HOIIPY Vll- (irdvrr-rl a brilliant fireworks display for his marriage with Anne Boleyn.

coconuts

l\iar_v (‘rolzvn; 2.

“ELITE”

Biscuit M I X T U RE

Regular 18c. E.

SPECIAL 2 lbs. for . .

On Sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY at

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BEDEQUE

CENTRAL BEDEQUE MONTAGIJE

MONTAGUE CHARLOTTETOWN cnannomnrown cnannomrsrown CIIARLOTTETOWN

(‘ICTVIIL-‘ill L01‘ 1G SCIIOOL

'l‘ln~. following is the Honor Roll for tlu‘ month of January:

(iradc X.-1. Maude MkllldCfiSlllI, 12. Willie Ziiillcr, 3. May Yoo.

(iradc IX.—1. Betty Mandersolr 2. Mabel Farrell, 3, David Locky.

(irilic VIII.-—1. Kenneth Mac- Lvan, 2. Gladys Yco, 3. Loo Farrell.

(irzldc \_’lI.--l. Marian Mandel"- son, Z. Ada MricLaui-in, 3. Annie iunn " (ii-adv VL-Gcrtrudc Lz-cky, 2. Urban Farmll, 3. Lcota Ramsty,

Grlrli: V.-~~-1, Rewind Lcclcy, 2. Jack You, 3. Goof-lib Yoo. IV. Sl'.——l. Hazel Muc- n, i’. Ruby You, 3. Prowse

Lai You,’

(trad;- IV. JlZ-"i. Ethel Pyc, ‘l. Donald Afar-Lean, 3. Evelyn Ill-viii’-

Ciradc III sr.—1. lilnrlm Fairrcll. 2. Ruthie Iiuiohinson.

Grade III jr.—i. Gerald Yco. 2. Ruth Campbell and Laurence Yco (cqziuli 3. Marjorie lviziciicnn.

Grad" II.~—Rl\oda Locky, ‘l. Ralph Farrell. Grade I. sr.—l. Jcslzlc You 2.

Theresa fFlirrc-ll.

Grade I_ Jr.—1. Aldon Ramsay. Teachers Vivian Woodslde Evelyn Mayne.

The New Issue of the

Island Telephone Directory. ls Now Being Prepared

_A new issue of the Island Telephone Directory is scheduled for publication on the 15th of April. Listings will be closed

on March 8th.

March 8th.

of the extensive field

purpose.

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