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BARNSLEY. England — William 0.1km». 111111101‘ of Barnsley. sec- ~16] division sortie)‘ club. died a few .915”; bcfore his team was beaten b0 {w filhiiehostci‘ United in 9. fourth round 13311211511 011D millen-

Mo rtgage Sale

Tym- will be so‘d by public auc- 15min front of the Law Courts “mo”; in (‘hnrkittetoivn in (‘thinly ill Prince Edward on ’l‘li-irsdav the" third day i, .-\. 1).. i038. at the hour o'clock noon ALL THAT TKIFT me and parcel of land unmn- 'i‘il‘l' and being on Lot or jaunt-IN» Number thirty-five in p; r»; (‘ivuiuy in Priiice Edward |. i. ii-umled mid described as c‘ that is to sziyz-Comnienn- fr" on the South bank of the Mill- rfiie (‘reek and at the north-wrest i-nrnrr uf one hundred acres of |_- d formerly‘ in possession of Vin- mq Bel! now Thomas Bell thence

5...“. tiiirtv-olirliv degrees and minutes west ninety-five thrnrc nnr‘h one degree

.--\'rn i-liziiiis \ ‘d forty links parole] to the first men- tinned lini- to the said Creek tin-tire iilhup; shore of the said (‘i-wit in the plat-e of commence- n-mit illtllillillillg fifty acres of land a little inure or less.

The llilllYP sale is made pursuant to .tln~ Poiw-r of’ Sale contained in Ill ii ilenliire nf Mortgage dated tlic 131th (lay of November, A. D., 19:15. and made between James Arhiivt: of Bedforrl in Queens fnvnty in Print-o Edward Island, farmer and Mary Ellen Arblng, his wife. nf the one part .and Rosetta llae-iiifiiv of Tracadie in Queens (‘nuiity afnresnid. widow. o! the other hart. Dcfnult having been maili- in payment of the princlnal m"lli'\' iillli interest due under the sr-iil mortgage.

For further particulars apply to J. .-\. Diiirllonald, Riley Blflg" (‘hirlntti- . ‘ilicitor.

Iiai-sd this 26th day of January, A. D.. 11138.

ROSETTA MACAULAY, Mortgagee. p-2l32-1-27-2-3-10-l7

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- TN TYTF. SITRROGATE COURT n! rv-ir l‘vIA’_I"l‘ER or’ the estate of Norman lihiilziyson. late of Alli. fiifi" iii King's County. Farmer. non-mod. intestate.

"is Honourable HAROLD l) PALMER. Surrogate ._i<:iie of Probate. &c..&c.,&c. Tu no Sheriff of the County of ‘i‘" Ciiiiiii-y or any Constable or

‘ GREETING: AS Alex. RuMcDonald of Mil-lain _ in Kings County. . mizniiiistrator_ of the E's- )‘ _ Norman Finlayson the nfoc naim-tl deceased hath prayed t-ifit a‘ twine may issue for the inf-o. the lands of the said de- rcriti. owned by him ,at the time ‘i, iii“ Iii-iii» to any the debts due 11.1 tiic siivl deceased. Yivll AllE HEREBY REQUIRED t? cue n11 persons interested in iii‘ wicl estate to appear before liiPniii a Surrogate Court to be tifrlitiyii‘ iii the Court House in PiM-‘Pirioivn in Queens County N} .. Province on the first day of H-grh If’). 1938 at the hour of {urn r-clock in the forenoon to iiI-lfril cause if any they can why a t-Xfgiiiriio sell the real estate of _-' “and dcccnsed should not be Ki-Rimcr. to the said Administrator. my"? l D0 ORDER THAT a ‘M-("ioiiii hereto be forthwith pub- ‘mifl xi some newsflflilfli‘ publish- in ii“ heiloitctown aforesaid once t <11 neck for at least three

uttrc weeks from the date

SYMiN under _niv hand and thc -|'-i_i of the said Court this 26th ("ii of -T'll'lilll1'V. AD. 193B. ' 'S“.d.l II. L. PALMER. lmgqfigJmekal Surrogate.

“ilriirtinont t-o-let at 201 Prince gflzifi- iiilrfl house below Fitzroy "f"; -F'T\1o offices on ground h" m heellent situation for duc-

<u dentist. For full particulars

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iiicrorisc Bakery off Elm Ave. _— izlaiiilééii-

Forhs/ite on EXCHANGE iron Irma"? horse the standard bred ch“ l"! mare Jude. T . Ives.

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. Presentation

‘Iihe following address was pre- sented last Saturday night at Ken. sington to Mr. John H. Mgbigenzge who was retiring from the c, N. R. after 34 years of active ser- vice. Mr. MacKenzie made a vcry suitable reialy thanking his friends for their a ress and lovely gift.

ENTERED SERVICE APRIL l. 1913. RETIRED IJANUARY .3lST, 938

Mr. John H. MacKeiizie-“Time Marches On" --To use a frequent and common phrase and ‘in its 531551110 1115-111! changes are notic-

To us who _are younger in the service, and in perhaps years, it vmay seem quite a whi’c to look a- head thirty-four years, to ma. who has served for 34 years, it no doubt, seems a short while to look back-

The years have brought many changes. some perhaps of great

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benefit, and other we sometimes wonder about. The man power of the road has also changed very considerably, and few of the old timers, are now to be seen on the

b.

Among the last of which is our; old friend and co-worker John H '. McKenzie, who is now retiring afier thirty-four years of honour- able and efficient service with the Railway.

You have ever been an untir- iiig, faithful, and efiicciit w k1" ur allotted ta cheerful with your i " and kindly in your aitiru c dmlings with all to whom came in contact.

We read of many cases on the ficld of battle. where the soldier. who for some deed of valoui- is presented with a lavish demon tra- tioii and decorated with the Vic- toria Cr-risi, Worthy though this medal may be. and we do not wish i to detract from the glory of the| winner; we sometimes wonder; though. if some maybe rushed and: thoughtless burst of bravery, great as it may be. is as worthy of de- i coration as the cont-ant tireless; worker. working early and late.i perhaps without much remunera- tion, and very few biiizles to her- ald his constant and faithful ser-| vice, day after day, early and latch in the cold and stormy mornings" as wcfl asthc fine and sunny days. , We nov: come the ‘ though John, when you are to leave us and retire to a lessi strenuous mode of life; We will miss your cheery smile. and genial way. but hope when our times comes to take retirement, we can leave as proud and clean a record as you so justly merit at this time. In slight token of our esteem. and as a remembrance of our fel- lowship as co-workcrs. during the years we have worked side by side. we would ask you to accept this gift, and only hope that your use of it may give you as much plea- sure, as we the donors derive in presenting it.

Signed on behalf of your pals. the Boys on Section 1 Kensingtlon Subdivision.

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Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

li-iilrnl ‘innrilliin loenll. 4c par Iortli Western and Eastern locale, 211 i," r “mil: Announcements and Coming Event: 2o per wunl; Ulunsiflcd I Ill“? uuril; ln Memoir-lulu Notices, 70o per Inch; Lilla of Floral and M’ "lllfl (Ifferlllll, Cards, elm, 4c per name; Letter: o! Condolence 700 .i|-ti. Ninth-en o! Thank: and Appreciation, 10o por Inch or do m!

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New York Stocks Slump ) Stock Exchange H 66v! i)’ U I1 .53.“... 3...... New York Mart Stocks , Am For Pr Am Rad ..(By FREDERICK GARDNER .. f; gal’? _NEW YORK. 3—}AP> - Stocks. Am T; 1&3!‘ liiitLthc ..e11iiig skids >111 today's v Am water inaiket. many catapultmg to low- A d est levels in nearly three years Ag???" a with losses running to 5 or_ 6 points Au £90!" gxciiteigllyi and even more in a few gufiuiégil, laijhqiil-l- and sharper break in Bgm d1}; Alllbldctlll Telephone touched off B “X ‘A offerings among industrial leaders Bggfilist V at the start and weakness continu- Ch“ Ohio ed throughout. the greater part of Chlfysler the SOSSlOII. although moderate com so buying support 1n the final hour con Edison cnablctl principal sufferers t0 fin- Con Gas Co ish a_bit above bottom marks. Com Prod While Volume was considerably cur wright ahead of yesterday-Transfers Em Auto m $088353 shaitfs ‘against , a , cuties ay — 1e urnovcr Exec giecu; was comparatively small in pro-

_ Fwds portion to tlic heavy decllnm um Motors .;. The Associated Press _.ivera.ge of Goodrich 1D 60 issues dropped 1.7 points to 41.3 Goodyear T 13... a iew low siiicc June l. 1935 Gt No PM 191: Steels.‘ 111151.01’, coppars, trubbersj.

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Rad Hlgfmr clot cal cqiiinnieiit were in the 1m Tel Tel 5-,, forel ont- oi‘ the retreat. Rails and Kelmecot‘ 371, iiitilitics were more resistant than Mom ward 291; other groups the majority holding- Mun-ay Cg 5g setbacks to fractions

N y Com 153. Declines held general amonf! Natl Cash Reg 15“. Canadian stocks. International New York N H 2i. Nickel dronncil l-4 points to 47 Nor Am Cg l6=ii l~8 as Dl8f.l1iO1'.S-SPflf_ll'fi.Xll. Dome, Nor Pac l0‘. Mcliityi-e. Bell Telephone, Ford. pack Moi; 4'1.» Hollingci‘. Imperial Oil and Massey pal-amount 9i. Harris followed with minor reces- Pqnn R, R. 207s sions. Loke Shore gained 1 l-B Phil Mor 82 points to 57 5-8 and Walkers a Phi] Pg]; co .34'.L half point.

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11 M "is . . .. -. _ , or std o“ N J 47 (fiabil-spnifii?’ gNiigiitliiilng-ihl Ne. stud” Co 5-?" u .101‘ 1J0 '1-ii§ No. 4 nor 113 7-8; Te)?“ Con’ .37?‘ mo. a wheat v8 i-8: No- 6 W110i!» United Air 20f. B9 La; mu .19 m8; No 1 gal-n“ United Corp "l ‘Z0 M’; ML 2 game.‘ n1 1,5; Nu giggling i tiLlflltll o: 7-8; N0. -i specliilil io-i

e _. - . .. t _; °_ 6 U S Rubber Zfihftioiiaa éiil-iltimltiigcll 8144 7-8; g g igdcgl s-ticeiiiiius 500. Oats ——No. 126:1; . ' i-B: No. 3 cw 50 1-8; ex ee Vaiifldiiim l-8; No. i feed 4s s-a; No. 2 wiifirfiigs lied 4i 3-8; No. a iecdN 3&3 s-a:

‘l5- . ° r ck 55 l-8. Barley — o. 6W Vii-ii A11‘ B (tiliuli-B; Nu. 4 cu" s1 7-8; N0 5 cw west- Eiec cu u-a; No. t1 cw 59 3-8; track Woolworth --

GRAIN

WINNIPIEG. Feb. a -—(CP)—-R.e- neiied overseas buyine. and IMM-

unit-ed States winter wheat belt. out-weighed influence of slinky stock markets and North American iv-ieat markets advanced today rutures on Winnipeg grain ex- change closed 7-8-1-4 cent higher,

140101361‘ $1.00 l-4.

Trading in cash wheat was ex- ceptionally slow although spreads closed unchanged.

Coarse grains, also closed, oats 1-8 higher to l-2 low- er; barley 3-4-1-2 higher; lower to unchanged and rye 1-2- 5-8 higher.

MONTREAL, Feb. 3 —(CPl—— Wheat. northeizn. No. l. 1.65 1-2;

cs; bats. feed. NO- 1 .55; flour.

45: white corn 4.05-4.15: bran. ton 31.25; shorts. ton 33 2b: midd- lings. 5B, $37.25; rolled oats, bag 0 tings. 59. $37.25; rolled oats. bag 90 lbs $3.15; hay, No. 2, per ton. car- lots 10.50. -

Cheese current western l4 l-2; summer 13 1-2-15 3-4; butter No. 1 solids 32 3-4-33 1-4.

Eggs in cartons: A-1 large .32; A-l medium 292 A-large .30; A- medium .28: A-pullt-ts 25-26; B- lanze .25; B-medium .24.

Potatoes: Que whites No. l 80's 58-60: N. B mts No. i 80's 60-6 ~- 50's 45-46; P. E. I. mts 90's 88- 85: 50's 50: B. W. I. No. 1 60's 2.- 75 No. 2 60's 2 50.

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(By The Canadian Press)

Closigu txchangc rates

At Montreal —Pound 5.00 25- 32; U. S. dlr .99 63-64; franc 3.27 7-16.

At New York —Pound 5 00 7-8: Canadian dlr 1.00 1-64; franc 3.27

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At Paris --Poiind 153.07 fin; U. S. dlr 30.55 fr; Canadian dlr 30. 55 1-4 fr.

In Gold —Pound 12s. 1d: U. S. d'r 59 03 cents; Canadian dlr 59.- 02 cents

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BARGAIN FAT§Es

CHARLOTTETOWN --Going- SATURDAY. FEB. 12th

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0a 7-8. - MONTREAL. Feb. 3 —(CP)——

Butter iii-ices ruled firmer on Montreal open produce markets to-

day

Butler was quoted at, 32 3-4-33 1-4 cents a pound for carlotsg or css of No. l with lots to retailers 111.33 1-2 tor solids and 34 for prints Graded cut; shipments in carlots or liss were 24 cents it dozen for A- lurge. 2.1 for A-nieclium, 21-22 for

A-pullcbs and 18-20 for B-large and B-mctiium storage.

Cheese was 1-2 cents for wcsicrii current receipts and 15

1-2-3-4 for western summer makes. Pouituts: Que whites No. 1 80's ; N. B. mts N0. 1 80's 60- ‘; P. E. I. nits N0. 1t . ‘s 82-8 ; ‘s 50: B. W. I. N0. 1. 60's 2 75: N0. 2 60's 2.50. I MONTREAL. Feb. 3 —(CP-—! Prices firmed today in light trad-i iiig on Canadian commodity change. Butter spot —Que grass rcgrad- ed 3.7. 3-4-32 7-8; western 2nds (38 scorei 31 7-8-32 1-4; Que 2nds (38 score) 32 1-4ii. Sales: 90 boxes Que grass regrndcd at 32 3-4; 300 boxes Quc crass rcgraded at 32 Cheese spot -Unquoted Eons spot -—-O1lt A-large 24a; A- medium 23a; A-pullets 21a; 3--

large 20a; B-niediuni 19a.

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NEW YORK. Feb. 3 ——lAP)— Iiorcluii cxciiiiiigc; urcai. Britain ucmuuu so ili. 5.00 ;s--i. 5.00 ‘1-8, bu- bills $3.00 3-8; demand:

' 33411-2; lialv 5.26 1-2; chum 16.94: Germany 40.36; Oiuiuita 1.00 1-(14.

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Stocks Close Canada 59% Commerce 108 Montreal 204 Nova Scotin 185

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tliy The Canadian Press) Tomato. bloiitrcul and York -—b’tocks clo-sed lower Wiiiiihieu. -—Whciit 7-8 to 1-4- C/_,,'.t hiuhi-i- ivtw York ~Cotton liiglicr; rub- ber and coffee hire-r; sugar un- Changed. ‘ '

ST. CATIIERINES W. l.

The regular inontlily meeting of Si. Cailicriiics W. l. met at the homo of Mrs. Mnry Moore on Jan. 22nd. "with an attendance of ten members and four visitors. Presi- dcnt opened the mcethig by the members sinuinu Ode and repeatirrég Creed in unison. Roll cull answe by asking a question. Minutes of previous meeting rend and approv- cd. Secretary gave a report of con- cert. A nice sum ivas realized. It was moved. seconded and carried that . B. and Talent money be left over till Feb. meeting. It was moved. seconded and carried that $3 bc elven Mr. Shaw to purchase locks for hull doors. It was moved. seconded and carried that $2 be givcivto purchase plant for one of our members. Ii. was leanicd with reizret bv the members that our President. Mrs. illlll0lll. felt that she could not carry on the duties of president. The secretary thank- ed the members for the beautiful and useful gifts given to her at Christmas.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. John MtfEnchrrn. roll

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maimed oi’ the evening spent very nleasmwtlv in music and sociable entertainment.

Mr John l1‘. Curran. 48 RM” wasaa visitor to the citv on W" " ~= av

Mr. JPN-is ‘ilcvati Tome Val" ‘vv. V'Hli a visitor to Cardiqan. c» WHlFdflY.

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Abittbi (Canadian Prue) Afton ' A P Con Stocks Close Alderman: Amm Bell _Tel 165 Amtfleld Brazilian 10-1. I Ashley Bruck Silk 3-1‘. IAugite B C Pow A 33'.- lixigamac Bldg Prod 50 i Baiikfield Can Cem 10'; .‘ Base Metal Can Nor Pr is i isidgood Can Car Fd 9 . fsig Miss Can Car Pfd 21 dubjo Can Ind Al A 3-". l ih-alorne Can Pac '1 i iiioxvn Oil Can Steam 3 1 hnk Hill Celanase 17'-_ ,-.. Edm Cons Smelt 5g 1 (Jhlmoiit Dist Sea: l3 l Cdn Malartlc Dom Coal Pfd l9 l Uuriboo Dom Bridge 201“. 1 Cas Treth Dom St B 13 i Cent Pat Dryden e1. Ceii Pore Gen St Work 5&1, Chem Res Ham Bridge 3 Chromium How Smith 12 | Comwealth 111111 T01) 14"». 5 Coniarum lnt Nickel 471,, 1 Darkwater Lil-kt? Woos 13 Davies Massey Har or. Dome Oil - McColl Ft 13R Denison Mtl Pow 29¢. Dorval Nat Brew 401. l East Crest Nat St Gar 35 i East Mal Noranda 531; j elldorado Pow Corp - I Falcon Quebec Pow Fed Kirk i Shawiritgan 19,_ Fontaiia St. Law Com 411 Foundation St Law P.1d 131., l-‘rancoeur St of Can 52 Gillies Lake Win Elec A 21/ Glenora Win Elec B Gods Lake Gold Belt goodfig F3113 ti. Montreal Cur Graiidorc gulnnai- '—i a crow (Canadian Press) Hard Rock Harker Blocks Close High Sar , Hollinger Abitibi Com 165 Home Oil Abitlbl Pfd 14w Homest 551188005 53 ‘n; Howey B A 0U 202s Jacola Beauharnois 451 Jellicoe Bath A 9% Beattie Dom Tor a .1 M Con D911 A 5% Kerr Add Fraser V T C 15 Kirk Hud Ford A iii. mm Lake H11‘ Walker 40 , Laguna, Home Oil i115 ‘Lake Shore 117111 Oil 18H Lam Cont. lnt Pete 30 Lapg, cad Melcheis A 2 Lava Cap Brice C0111 13 Label Oro Price Pfd 1L Leitch MONTREAL. Feb. 3 -<cr. uittie L L Some confidence returned to t1. t/Iucassa. ‘ Montreal stock market at the clos vfadsen today but late gains failed to wipi Maclcod out the day's losses entirely and Mamalgo the closing tone -was softer. Vbi- McIntyre lime i-Tifircfl-Bcd Slightly over yester- McKenzie dflv- . McVlttie Downward trend in New York Mercury 0'11 was felt principally in the base Merl Oi metals and papers. International Min Corp Nickel Droved heaviest loser in Minto metals. closins off 1 3-4 at 4'1 l-8. Monarch Papers continued easier, Lhke Moneta, Sulphite easing to 6 3-4 for a loss Morris Kirk 0f i 1-2 Doints on the day. Price Naybob Brothers commoin sold off 5-8 ati Neivibec l3 1-8 and the preferred yielded a i Nipissiiig POW 43- Noraiida Smal‘ dtclines appeared for rails , Nornietal headed bv National Steel Car with Norgold a point loss at 35. Constructions - Nor can also finished weaker. General Ste-l i OBrlen iliarires rights closing off a point at 8kaltaO_ Total sales: Industrlals 29 400; Olfglggl Mines 108.400: Bonds $1.350. Oro Plats Pacalta ga-ngiur , 8.11 0TB. Payore Cardigan Head And p.33... . . . Paymas e1‘ Vicmi Pea.»- ty Pick Crow Among the recent visitors to gigilllffir Cardigan were Mr. Francis Mc- premiu- ImYTe- Mme Villlcy. Mr. Cornc‘i— Preston us Curran. Cardigan Head. Mr. Que Min giant? Baldwin Baldwin's Road. Read Aim; “r8 ughie McLeod. Lorne Valley. Red Lake i111 Mr. Harry Tminor, Baldwin's‘ Rem Gold Rmd‘ Roche Miss Rita Cullen. who for the 517122;’. hast two weeks has been visiting 5m, Am 291i‘ Parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph i shawl-my ‘l: en. 48 Road. returned to the Sheep 91-991; C Y on Wednesday. shlen-mb "WT" S1 ver h Many people in this vlcinityi Sigma ave taken advantage of the ideal 51mm weather during the past week and - slave Lake managed to set quite a supply 0f‘ s w pm wood sawed for future use others Stadacona ‘"58 iii-av chopping 1h the woods Straw Lake an hauling. ‘sug gas? “"'* Su on MThlgo many friends of Mr. Earl Sullivan Jac nald. valuable employee at Sylvgnite A. McDona d and Co . Cardi- , Tashotg gun. are pleased to know that her Took Hugh is improving after a very serious Texas lness and hope to see him about Toburn s°°“' ' Towagmac -'“‘ Uclii Mr. Thomas Gallant. c N R, Unit, 011 Employee at Cane Tormentine. i-e- Ventures turned to work on Wednesday ‘iulcan after spending the pint two weeks Waite Am visiting friends at 48 Roiui- Wcndigo —'"-— Westflank Mrs. James McNeil. Lorne Val- W Turner 1e)’. Was a visitor to the city on Wood Cad Friday inst. wfl H“; Mr. Edward Cairns, Bn""'" ymi; Road. drove to Montague Thurs- day on business. 3mm Tr —*-—- Cdn Marc A very enjoyable evening was coast cop spent at the home of Mrs Philin Cobalt Mclnnis. on ‘Imnrsday when the D51 011 youniz people of Inme Valley and Maimbic Cardigan Head gathered for their pend or weekly auction party. After the Rlwme card game ii delicious lunch was mm, Mon served by the hostess and the re- Tam