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IANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING

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Aseomtibg systems opened up and reviled- lnbor lying office methods installed. ‘

UCB Adbuilltlng hlllltllieil

to suit special requirements. ,

Monthly. Quarterly and annual audits.

Balance sheets and Profit

lneeene Tax returns written ep and Bled. Ilnsleisl srrellnmente made between debtor and

nediterl.

unioosuotmcycompnunxooofpofsaos. I

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and Lees Accounts prepared. \

Chevrolet Trucks I

] Chevmlet's truck line for 1035

rque cre rsepower 'I0 and maximum torque sustained lfrom 800 to 1800 r. p, m. to 152 foot pounds, provldeepower plant re- serve capable of mslnteming effic- ient and prompt delivery service in urban areas and at the some time meets every competitive strain of speedy inter-city hauling. - The ms Mable Les! two-ton truck in addition to more powerful engine has hydraulic brakes _ throughout the entire line. A new ilmpressive radiator grill is sur- ' mounted by the new Maple Les! emblem and trade mark. The two wheelbase lengths have been revised I to 141 inch and 166 inch. Freedom I from rear end strains are olisev. by ' the incorporation of a full nesting | rear axle.

Additional mechanical features

include the new improved efficient clung system; electro plated pistons, e heavier 09 pound cranckshaft and an air-cooled generator with auto- matic voltage regulator permitting higher charging rate without dem- aging battery or generator.

Six commercial hal!-ton models

are available for 1005 with the Chevrolet sedan delivery on the 101' chassis heading the half-ton commercial division. Five models Ire available on the Chevrolet chassis with 112" wheelbase. These models include the panel, canopy, screen- side, pick-up. ami de luxe paul These commercial vehicles :n_ the half-ton field have many improve- ments and refinements over the 1934 models. These bodies are 8 foot pan- el and 10 foot panel, 8 foot canopy and 10 feet canopy.

Brakes onthe Chevrolet half-ton

truck are improved and refined to provide greater deceleration in line with the increased engine perform- ance. While the size of the brake linings is not changed, they are made of material having a higher coefficient of friction to provide more enicient braking with lower pedal pressure. Both the life and the efficiency of these .linings are im- proved by the use of brake drums . made of s. homogeneous, 'closer-

grained steel which is more resist- ant to scoring.

On the ha‘f-town. Chevrolet truck,

the rear end of the drive pinion is supported by a high grade roller bearing which replaces the ball bearing formerly used at this point. This bearing is capable of with- standing s greater load with less de- flection, assuring better alignment of the drive gear and pinion, which

or ulet o eration The

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Charged with murdering his mother in Bcliesllle, Ontario, last

ber Harold W Vermllyea, B seen here being led into Belleville

Octo , . court where trial is in progress.

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'i'hi.e column is reserved for r|ewll\

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f ioeil interest but advertillll : noisy nature may be inserted d cenlu I word strictly payable

ACOOMPANIED SOLOIST -

Omltted unintentionally from yes- terday's report of the lecture and musical entertainment at Rochiord Square School hail Thursday night was the name of Miss Marlon Dou- gen, who ably accompanied Rev.

Bernard Gillis, D.D., in his vocal soo.

VETERANS PARADE T0 BT.

JAMES.-The annual church parade

edvllee » ' of the Veterans of the South' Afri- @ `can War, which is held ouch year oémsnnnlmnoxs uufe irisuu. on the sunday nearest the anniver-

ANCE. L-6798-'i-12-Blat sary of the Battle of Puardeberg,

____ will ta.i(¢)¢-ix pli;`ceti.<lnmoriro\v tolst L no on ,me at cud. ames urc a tie eeven o’c oc

mggogrisgl W L_473G-2.21.31_ service. Veterans of the Great War

will arg: gitte-ndé as,\vell as the

To AnpENTEn,g__ Kirk oop of oy Scouts and the

piggerggit nt c(i:ty Han champ. Kirk Cub_Pack. During thc service ers Tuesday 26m at 5 0~c1OCk_ wreaths will bo placed in the chanc-

L_4q79_2_23_3;_ clgo the memory of departed com-

ra es. '

srnclsx. Mamma B. 1. s. sun- --

a night s oulock. A11 members HELP THE FIl°EMIN--EX¢en-

results in m e Cl D - pinion shaft is larger in diameter and serves as the inner race for the rollers. The roller unit is restrained from endwlse movement by a square shoulder added at the rear of the pinion teeth and hy a snap ring which seats in a groove in the pin- ion shaft.

The chevrolet 1%-ton chassis on the 131" wheelbase features two panel bodies, two canopy bodies and Ivarious stake bodies. The Chevro- flet 1%~t0n chassis on 15'!" Wheel- base features various stake and dorm type bodies.

Powered with the six cylinder cial truck engine, these units

Qld?/e a four speed transmission, giv- ing a total low speed ration of 42.2

to 1.

Improvements made hi the front

springsoiftlieGhevvroletl1-2tmi trucks and their connections to the frame provide positive vehicle control and thereby greater safety. A stop is incorporated in the di-out hanger of the front spring to prevent forward movement oi’ the

“Y tw d L_;-m7_2_23_u_ tionally heavy necessary expendi-

ax-Ie in case the spring main leaf should break between the axle and ‘ the spring rear hanger. This stop is a. heavy lug, forged integral with ,the hanger just ahead of the eye. If breakage should occur, the spring shackle tie bolt registers against this lug and stops the axle from moving forward sufficiently

TIIIPHONE U1(-

and Culture Of House Plants

Experimental Fann

News Letter)

homes, especially during the months, are much too hot for most plants. High tem-

ccmblned with too little produce weak, spindly

and under such conditions

plants often drop then- the home can only be to 1 very slight extent,

must be chosen that can ad-

to such enviroment.

plants suc-

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and Feed Sipri

organic mm:-ul. °"° with um wo trucks is made posslmo by in- ‘°"“° “dd “ ’““"°’ §hn,por1oooo“'"°hoof ofnmrzii wnorfpisntz crossing the dumoter to is mono.

mould

- we _ Th; ppsgr- on the front brake and 16-inch

best e w shut :i‘olAyofNt?liu:"pl:rit Is. of ccllrse, n diameter on the rear. Both front

'to uipsot the steering control. A

similiar plants that IlaV6 btcome similar-swp is provided on ‘ the unehepely should be cut back at from ,W-mg hom M mg m_|_4'.1xm

this tim; Plant; :£1-ely neue: lg; mwk m0de.15_ Dvttllls 1111118 11 1' m°'n ‘ The fr nt spring is strengthened not wer wt- 1"1°W°f1=8nP1="‘°f“°f1 one no :Yolo monsoon by changing t0 be '1'°°i~\>°“f1d W °W°’ fe' Y- the gauge or the mam lem. 'ro sup- Wheri potting make sure drainase 15 plemem me safety geggm-es of the IYYOVWCG- A P15” °'f Igvifwiigmi from shackle stop and the stronger We’ the dr nag” °° rear hanger, the second leaf of the Smell 8-m°‘"‘§ °fm “mmm spring is iongthsned to extend bc- ¥""V°1°’°1t2n3`1S,°xlweo'! po” youd the spring rear eye. °’ °°h°’ “ ° " I’ but ,wh should the mom mor break new “gh §nf§’ mm fs; the eye. this extension will supporfi wow- st loose one-mu mon st tha §f§es°P'_ “mf ’“s“““‘“ “°“””“*’ “‘ “I a’"'°m' Wh” '°.tp°“,m 35,33 311;” The three upper leaves of this andre1;I?i§ lglalllts or cuttings should Wfma "G mm” °°°“"°15' fwwned be set firmly me bam exuclmd together attherear endoftheuning thot the motiu-o not inland when W ° \’°""‘* "°'°°“““ “IP °‘ "“° com ,md th, sou ,wma 1,; one- same design ss those used on the ha,,f’,mh below th, po, ,gm res- springs. This cup. which takes

watering -- After potting the the place of a clinch WPG dip, will

pmt sgoutg mceiwxvgmxg mngomle loose due to spring move. Ifgdgg. n1o'<Ifnin1g¢ punts 1-oquue Improved braking control with m “gn mm mg aww" growing lighter fnedal pressure on the 1 l-2

good indication of its requirements. and rear drums have hem meteri- A method commonly :ouowed is to ally lmowved and smelter risidltv up uw with me auueaiu; it obtained in opems1on.sorvu» mrs ithaspl ofwaterthesoundisliningserelongerandwiderssere dun,u' drythepotwillrinl. theeuiergencybralcelinings. Oceadonsl sysinelhc is beneficial The flexible mounting of the for ferns other foliage plants. fuel tank for the 1 1-n ton

Jardinleres-If properly used the Chevrolef, trucks was redesigned jmiinisreis secures ct #Mil cuningtheiesiseeeentoprovide beauty to oil' plants. but ordinarily a better support and reinforce- csuse great inlury. 'Rail iniuw mentforthc temk.The pivot results from stemllht water collect- bracket, which formerly was welded ingirlhebottomefthebowlcaus- directlytothebottomofthchnk, ine w“hetlliermed"v\¢!°°t"-1‘l=1l unowwemeawohoovystrxpsfcel ‘mezellwo mmme in olldafne iw bucket simon- fo tm amusnoa me of 'fgvel gf gn vgrfgd :.::.‘: sawermnwbetwmfwthemtw material about we hours offer at reetcn. is applied, especially in the case

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please a u .

1t0'1'uwt:LL coal. 51.50 per ton

delivered. M. F. Walsh, 49 Chestnut street. L-4661-2-19-21-23.

I. 0, D. E. WILL A’f'I`END.-'lihc

members of the I. O. D. E. ore ex- pected to attend the South African Memorial Service in St. James Church tomor;o\v morning.

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CIIURCII OF SCOTLAND. -

Owing to thc funcrnl of the into Silas Betts of Bangor. P. E. I.. on Sunday afternoon. Rev. Ewen Mac- Dougali cancels his appointments for Birch Hill on that dny. He will preach at Birch Hill on Tuesdziy 26th nt 'I p. m. and Charlottetown on Wednesday 27th nt 730.

L-4781-2-23-11.

THE BAPTIST CIIURCII.--The

usual Sunday services will be ob- served to-morrow, with Dr. A. C. Vincent taking the morning service and his futher The Rev. A. J. Vinc- ent spenking in the evening. The morning sermon will be s continu- ation of the series on The Lord's Prayer, Dr. Vincent on this occas- ion speaking on "Forgive us . . as

at the evening service will speak on

lost.

continuous Side Flange provides continuous support for side wall of tyre. No spacers are required with either wiheei, and they are in- terchangsble front and rear.

The platform is lowered mp-

pooximetely 1 1-2 inches on the 15'!-inch wheelbase model. Larger sign panels are on the 9-foot stake rack units. 'I'-he racks have higher solid sides io prevent we/ter and mud damaging the pay load. New stake rack models and new tsrpaulln bows are alsoadded for

insects-Red spiders thrivecfferns. V'__ _r

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under house conditions and ue hard _ _ to overcome. At me Experimental station se Charlottetown good res-

ults were izteinedolzyngilinhtlns sere- fuily with nwerl ur. Buck- ive insects are o$sened,witu

wbter; biting insects

of alienate of

t of water. _

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books. 30c . ' . 1_,td_ L-47"8-2-2‘2-2i.

tures during the past your have re- duced thc ban-lc account of the local Fire Department to such an extent that it has been found necessary to look around for a. means to aug- ment the lean balance. Over 0975 has been spent by the department towards toumament expenses, per- ndcs and Decoration Day decora- tions. In order to raise funds the boys are placing on lottery a. hand- some brass hand made floor lamp now on exhibition in the show win- dow oi the Maritime Electric Oo., ss first prize and a set of brass candle sticks as second prize. The drawing takes place on Morcli l8th, und you are urged to sccurc tickets from any member of the depart- ment as soon as possible as the time is short. -

Accepts Central BankAppointment

(C. P. By Gua.rdlan's Special Wire)

TORONTO, Feb. 21-Professor

Gilbert Edward Jackson, leading Cons/dlan economist, has been ap- pointed to a position with the Bank of. England, and has resigned his professorship of political econ- omy at the University of Toronto, President H, J. Cody announced today.

Professor Jacksons new post will

be an advisory one. His special field will be the British Empire in which, af, the moment. three new banks are being established, in-

we gorglve." The Rev. A. J. Vincent ciudmg Bank of canadl in the person 0! Charles Bruce

the

"A Heaven born passion for thc. _ _ reward on December 23-h in the

Visit France Un

i7!_e_ltIin»¢r|\’s for flgglsrj-____Y __` , a e hl/Ylllf IIVOQ INN BIIIN nmmhogd ” Secret Mission we cw m-nv women loom.- at the tank right, end. The tank is menu Always “une an um" pan strapped firmly to this bruckct by ---1 gn pdumuonal mowmnts he was a strip steel strap like that on the PARIS. Feb. 21-Chancellor Kurt for “muy nan »n.u‘t°° and BecZ_°t_ opposite end. This strap, in com- Schusohnigy of' Austria and his ny of gm school umhelped Wm] B bins/tion with the support bracket. Foreign Minisnr. E809 _13§l'§€f- willing hand guy ¢¢.°¢ cam, fm. the roinfoeeo the tank ot this point. Wsldenezg. slipped costly thin advancement ofthe community. no eliminating the localized strains Paris tonight at s suburban x-.ilway was elder of the Presbyterian formerly imposed by the movement station on their diplomatic 1111551011 Chirch. Richmond West. and super- ofthe pivot bracket. to advance Austrian independence. mfgqqeng of the &bbath School

The steering tie rod of the |Meanwhllc, outside the Gare de mm, Mmm; Nr more mm, thirty

chevrolet 1 1-2-ton trucks is 1Est. Paris ccmmunists and So- years. His get knowledge of the entirely redesigned to withstand a , Cmilts Wh° ¢xP¢¢lM *mm W lf' Blblt. $086 r with his wonderful- muon groom ions without bonding. fi” °*"’}2° J°°i‘°°l led =_\_1rs°d- ability as o teacher hoo ion an im- It is much more rigid and scum- §h°“i1i1’lZ d°Wl1 With F'1S°15m » we Dwlllonthat can never be erased. less steam tube, of higher carbon WW” Wm* th? 355355111 Nsilhe. Oneofhissplendid characteristic; content and of larger diameter P0lioe di-lD°l`9°' 'iCm0l1st1‘et0rs and was the hearty welcome, he always than the solid rod uses hentoforf. made B00 mesh. extsxideiiustozaénéfevisitor who omnood

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me of tho ventilated steel disc type All throuah his declining you-» he with Firestone; 'rype mm WU *Nearly cared for by his and continuous side flange. The mimi: dl“¢i;i¢l‘mP°l-'le vrhgtnem

famil who are left to his

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all farmers take advantage of leis-

the coming season.

In this important work it is well

vitality of seeds. On the vigr the parent plant much may re-

thst they should and as aresuit the embryos hiwe not sufficient food for growth and may soon die.

The conditions under

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may be due to the respiration of the embryos themselves or to the presence of bacteria that grow on the seeds.

Where seeds germinate before ‘

being fully. ripe the young plants me usually very weak and unable to withstand unfavorable condi- tions.

Ad to the ago of seeds, we know

that all of them lose their vitality in time. while the rate at which they do so depends upon the kinds of seed and the condition.; under which they are stored.

IN MEMORIAM Mn. onoaos o.. Msoxmnon

General regret will be felt in Hall.

fax and throughout the province at larse in the sudden passing in mm- Pllrsh. Scotland, of George G. Mac. sinnon. Mr. Mackinnon was g, mn of Rev. John Mackinnon. former Presbyterian minister at Hopewell, Plctou county, and a brother of Rev Dr. Clarence Macikinnon, prlncipgf of Pino Hill Divinity Hall.

Rev. Dr. Mackinnon received word

of his brothex~'s death while an rouge I'° H0111” Yesterday after attending 5 m°¢U11l of the Western section 91 the Alliance of Reformed Churches

atBRichmond, Vg,

°m in Edlnbursh. tn ist .

Mackinnon came to Novaoseofmmgfg a child and spent his boyhood gg H0Pcwe1l. Later he returned to the my of his birth, where for the post Six years he has served as a mem. ber of the city council. Hs was also a colonel in the “'I‘erritorials."

I Mr.bMackinn<_m had been retired l‘°ms&lneas for a number of years and e his return to the Qld Country made several visits to Can. ada.--Halifax Chronicle.

CHARLES BRUCE STEWART

Ti” wmmuoity of Mt. Piemnt 11” 1°" = hishlv remotes moment

Stewart who weed fo nu otomoi

I0*/¢Il¢l'-seventh year of his |¢¢_ He was one of the Pioneers settlers

m0ndd,Qid'i“bfoke P.l.I., Lewis

ure hdurs by selecting 3004 BBG for and Robert, Berlin, N. H", Cllrll _

Bruce. Mt. Pleasant and llorrin, N3

Rev. li. Hammond.

Pell bearers were Mem-| waiter

ii gl'

illliltd.

the little craft, said she was partly covered by insurance.

Nothing but the blackened hull,

remained tonight on the shore oil MacNab Island, where tho flamLng| steamer was allowed to drlit after being cut loose from the 'nearby govemment wharf.

Captain E. K. Hartling of Dart-

mouth, the only man on board when the fire broirp out, escaped without difficulty. Engineer Gor- don Fader oi MocNab Island and Jack Wlutebread, deckihand who with his wife made his home on the vessel, were eshom at the time.

Cat Victims ~ In Hospital

(0. P. By GnArdi.sn‘e Special Wire)

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Feb. 21-

Two women were so severely bit- ten and scratched by a pet cat to- day they required hospital treat- mont. The victims, Miss Ellen shes, 45, and her sister. Margaret, 57. said they were playing with the mimai which had been a pet for

"" ii

10 years, when it apparently be- came insane.

They finally boat off thc crazed "devil end Called the police. 'nu police in turn called the Animal Rescue League and the cat wus taken away for observation,

Will Continue

Commission

Broadcast

(Cz P. By Guardian'| Special Wire)

CYITAWA, Fieb. 21-The govern-

ment has no intention of disband- lng the Canadian Radio Broadcast- ing Commission, Premier R. B. Bennett told the House of Com- mons today. t

I-ion. W. D. Euler (Lib. North

Waterloo) prompted the statement when he read e report appearing in n. Toronto newspaper. It said the government would abolish the commission and give up public con- trol of broadcasting.

“Bo far as I know, there is no warrant for that sta/tement," said

for you

CH EWING

' the Prime Minister.

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