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D estiny ” IZCRASWELLAIN' Pool'/ographl. SUNIIAY SERVICES for Ne;

RAYON SATIN

_/__ ‘,..'____ ,Y°u must get hu, twsy; only

rest and change will help her now.'_ "I “Restl" Dancy's thin lips moved hu

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119-121 Queen Street

shall have to get used to the idea;

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Our underwear buyer made _ _

__ a very smart purchase alt,

Satin Slip $1.95

Very lovely fresh from 1!__Ic0\1ldthl_1_n1¢y0u."

in tailored styles. . . .iearose and white _ - - - -$1-95 ___

BRASSIERES HALF PRICE -iii.-.11= * °° W” °°’“”““ “

‘I‘m afraid that Raging will never experienced none of the suffering back wlih you." she had expected to feel. Instead. _.___

$ 1 I Gray that lt's three months since-” take

“I do was t-be curl renlv- atism. 1: I went out I had io mt I've a career to think of; I can‘t two

l Iod l'I‘hoseasonisholn. ea? n on m?w _ mine asked me what was the mat

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White, tailored or lace trim, :vb

in all sizes - --- - -

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Broken Size

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' In Memoriam

MRS. ALFRED 0’HANLEY

That sense of gloom and sorrowful

dcprcssiiiii, so ilncparable under all

cii1r;l1i11s;.111i'l~.\‘ :rom the presence ofI the Cir.ln I{i,;1,1v1', was p0igriant.y I mlxnlicsilii- il‘.tf_l1.~.1f`1ccl, as it was, by . till: lisoriicss of the otherwise joy-I ozl. (3111-_.-.1r..~..1 .~i1‘.;;im-\\'l1eli on De- I if-111b:'1‘ liixh, 19315, Mrs. Allred ' O`1»l;1:Z<y, of Si. Pc1c1"s, pusred toI l1-’_' 1.:-111.11 i'1<v;.1:ii after a veryl bliol l.Ili'.-._

11121-1- .. _.1l;_uf1'i health up Lo ion'

:I1 ll 1. ;° i1;.1ii1_ rho then suf-I llivii .1 .»1'r.¢»_ ll chill. but prompt I ii'1:1‘.:1:»:1z ly-, .210 iuniily doctor gave fur- 111;., ;1';:i. soon, liowz-1'e1`, }11\.<\::1l11'i.;\ <l"'.--inpcri, with other 111.131' 1 ' 1 1 .11i1i. bccanle nc-I if‘.'=:11‘\' in 1 =.1 1.1 Iwo ciiy (loctors1 n 1. li 1':..1 fir.: :mls and con- _~-1l";;‘_.11'., 'lil .» 1'-.;<‘c,<, of B. regis- i 1':-fi 1:'.:;'- .‘ 12111-1- also secured i1;11:1~_;1i]'.‘ '11 .<-l:j,\.1~'.1~i‘l1i. llic millis- ira.. ns of iiv- ll»1\<1i.~1i nicmbcrs of hi" 11\'.11 funn Dui. al proved un- n1..1;li.1.;. All ion .».oon it bccameI

qxlnf- 1-'.1=il1:1f i!.11l. 1111 human sklilI ruuir: i'1'.pr» \'.',ii1 :lm prou1'r=s of hor nizlizlciy. In iiizli. sarnc .spirit of deep, I

1111o.\ic11:il€1o1i.< iaith which had ever I ninrkoll 11 11* f-'irccr fliroligrh life. shc rninilv I1:-1>,1;11vrl for the summons so I swri in 1;/1~'1<i1~ its close. Visltcdxreg- 1 nhll‘ij.' '.l11'1' '.'1_-,limit inf' :illic-ss by thc _ }i.1l‘l;»'l1 111.1. I. and wliii hcl' spirit: collsoiill ;11_1i li1rtii‘<»;i for the 1zl.st~ long jo1.111rj,' bv (lf-vout reception of the ling; Vi;1'11'um at his hands. fl'.i`_v io11:.111is io lilo last few mom-I rms of all about hr-r, alter bidding a. fnnil 1`11ri-wcll to the sorrowing oncsl gi-1.11pm ;11‘r>:111<i_ she ihcn slowly \ sank into that :aim repose, “as one I who wrzips thc drnpf‘r\' of her couch I about. her and iles down to pleasant I dn :ln1:'."

l»I.1i'11 at FJ. _\l.11":.l1-r~ ‘.. on Septem- ber Dill. lliii, J-~n:11r~ l-Ziizabcili Mac- ‘ Plir-9, <ln'...1l1'.1~ of lilc laic Angus and Mis. §.I:~.t'l’i1cc of ii1a'_11iace.she bccunic 1'1n: brzilc 1-n November.

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15:11, 1901, of Mr. sured o'Hmley, a fi, prominent farmer and lobster pack- ..

cr of St. Peters. Their family of

eight children comprised four sons, H John A., now of Boston, Mass.; D

Brent, Roderick and Euphras, at

home. and four daughters, Mary 3

Genevieve, \vho died in infancy; Katherine (Mrs. Harold Donnelly,

Dorchester, Ma.=s.); F.orence, of=5

Boston, but who retLu'ned home in

time to be with her mother in her

sides those seven children and their I D disconsolate father. the deceased ls; 51

also survived by a sister, Mtrs. James I McDoliz1lcl, of I-Iernianville, and two brothers, Allan MacPhee, of St. I Ivlni-garl\i's and John D. of Maine. I U.S.A.. to all of whom sincere sym- pailiy is extended in their bereave-

nicht

The laic Mrs. O'l~Ianley was wonlnn of most. estlmable Christian clmi'actcr; to her husband a devoted

1 = -_ _ _ stumbled. `

1" _"You understand. After all, in a ina

`=- ° Ife oo . I ~ ' 1 The newspapers synchronked the (DWI), P. E. I. H€_ Went I0 Sll5l!8T.-

h 1 ' ltension. announcement that Rostne Moore

to a lust the li kthat

you mean, lfn't it?" Rosine's voice

HALF PRICE _ Came S*“'”‘Y~

little lrrltably. “Do you recline.

be inni " A use I‘ve

the allow opens Sho can

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angements to make for the new 3:1'

.away under the regular show, Danny lltaclgaretta and ple prige, said in A different tone: Look Mt

here, Gray, you persuade Roatne a 8

go away somewhere quietly so md at she will befitio start agaii T, R, W he . T

bod

ailor Who Could Hardly

_ Walk For Pain

am A seamen," he writes. "and o travelled all over the world in

sailing shipa. Some time ago I was

n bad with aclatica and rheum

or three times before I got e Oneday an old mate of

and he said get some Kruschen ts Solgot some and Iam ased to say I felt a great ease. er continuing for a week, I was feat deal better and on the Sat- ayIwa|backonmyship’-

n he pains of rheumatism and

$1 leave everything untu me last solstice are frequently cw-sedbyt°°

minute. . . but for mc that is im- m"

possible." K

ch uric acid accumulating in the y. Two of the ingred ents of1

en Salts are notable for tlieiri

CONFEDIRATION LIFE INSUR-

ANCE. L1-6798-I-I2-312.

KOL-PACK STIIAWBERBIES for

sale at P. N. limnuel. Jos. Bhnma, Pure Foods. L-2847-i-20-41.

PIIESBYTEBIAN CHURCH SER-

VICES. Sunday, January 24th. Marshfield ll A. M. Dr. Rannawin.

_ Highfield 3 P. M. Mount Stewart

7.30 P. M. L-2942-l-22-lf.

ANGLICAN SERVICES, January

24th. Milton: Bt. John’s Church. il A. M. Moming Prayer. 7.30 P.M. Evening Prayer. Rustico: St. Mark's Church. 8 P. M. Evening Prayer. Everyibody welcome. Rev’d. E. 0. Lancaster, Rector. L-2949-1-M-li.

BUYS HANDSOME FILLY-1Mr.

I Beef' “id um Gray* work in dissolving uric acid and,wlm, siliiphant of Hunter River

Just then the door opened. oth

Rorine came falteringly into the ass room. ina

Home, sho whispered as she set- the tied herself on a divan. Oh, Lewis.

Don’t try, he said as he piled bri

lliant-"

the “mkersv rich smm' an cuhlon against her hack "And Ihavea. friend who has

er ingredients of these Salts' t 1 ist .th intemal or ans to elim IW” 8' recen vjlwr to §°uthp°"'

9 5 ' 1whlle _there he purchased from

tes ytilgm dissolved uric acid from ‘calvin Wood a very handsome

,~_-__%‘»_T_-_-4?;-I--.:_-_-: Clydesdale filly three years old for

which he paid a nice price. Mr. .Si1liphant is known. to be a good judge of horseflesh. Congratula-

s . _ Colin moved forward. saved life," Ro`ine said, her face _i-‘ms M" sunpham'

rangements to make for-" he I

w weeks you’1l be back with me," Ir e broke off, conscou. of a sudden

Lewis Gray looked at Rosine; he IW

ok her hands as if to warn her |s‘:ige with the breaking of her en-

gement to Colin Dancy. osine read the statements and

"Lewis!" Roslne's cry came first.

“Not dance again-that/s what 91

'I dOn't believe it" Gilin said

"I must rush off, dear. I've wh

ite dt _ "Ana `.clin, m - an £2 yoffife in ,_ h,‘:g_.. ° I lsl.ANmm Passes-A telegram

L. _ Colin Dancy muttered something "'35 received °“ wednesday ‘fdvis

ing the death on that day 0. Mr.

:cmate and escaped from the Itlharles E Taylor, formerly of Free-

chewan about twenty years ago and

ld never again appear on the .for the past few years has resided

at Courtney. B. C. No particulars have yet been received.

Personals

6 smiled! 3 Smile 1” Which lvfiss Ruth Trainor returned to

You mean-" Colin‘s face pa.led_ wisdome and courage were strang- IB05u'm yesterday morning to re.

blendmi- ual at coil alter

ispered

. ,wh .

fierecely. “It's impossible! Impos-l ‘Not11irig," she replied. I don't

sible!" 1 re

ie Isnme her st es 086 _ Wis Gmy 1°°k"d “t her' __ ,spending her vacation with her What is there for me to say, lir m_he,._ ML Fred H_ -rm1nm-__

Rev. J. E. Dougan, Halifax' is

“UV need 5y'“P“th3*'- 'A11 this spending a few days in the city on

Rosine. calm now, said quietly: Imight have happened after wc E visit to his mother’ Mrs_ A_ D0ug_ “I might. not have been 31,16 to lwere married; Colin dldn’t want a Iam Prince Street__

walk again, Colin; I might, even Iwife-he wanted someone who1 have been -1 d." _ Iwould be a com lement to his

. _ ea P I Mrs. Calum Bruce and Mrs. Nath- Oh my .ar!" Lewis's face was _cal-rer. I fitted that role. thats all. amel Gay leave mfs mommg on B

paier than hers in that second. rf She llwusht for a Second. ‘I wil- _visit to B05¢,,,._ New york and cm-

ou know-" pose I deserve this." rhe added. 1 f ., ,, .cago where they will remain for I do know, she whispered, I Lewis paced the room. This time _ three months visiting 1.e1atives_

nt on ‘I have is friend who is a Pfam ever "

Roslne

She went close to him

Iwant only one thing olllfe

t;§;‘Ief§,l;tanIW;c:)°In§1i_nn1§;_qt 231’ £11; HOW.” she sad earnestly 'the nnal scene, her earthly form was !€,};_faé11?e to begin agam_a5 your

elltlv consigned to its consecrated ` . resting place, pending the glorious mglishagnlfl e3£_;?5gat:eréu¥$ngp5 will be no issue of Edward VIII csurreciion promised to the Just. I love you she whrpemd er' postage stamps in Canada. I-Ion.

May her soul rest in peace. Abmpuy he moved MI,” from rue Lara rms. imc. or: ~ h".{'~‘“.Y’"¥ “’g"““Y= 5

WARBURTOXI 0R(’E Roslne, theres something you

__ must know; something that will e

_ make you hate mw" he 1 ked t

and iiidustriolls hclpmate; to her , m;ts3gd;?;yagggitigaidmy£321' Iher, "WhenI told you iltigt ygu distribution bemre me Coronation’

it was he who struggled to give .

11 collns direction, waited for ine 't0 refuse to Come Suddenly he ympathy, the reassurance that paused and looking down at gm was ";ke§ns;:,‘Igf,n1y51;l;,1a $13 dn't come. then added slowly Roslne said lhiys 351; la , 7;: meg mms' that Fame can give so much-and so ‘SUDDOSG I 001114 tell yOu that I phy C n ‘S Op

ttle Ihsd made a mistake, Roslne that

“But there are other °p1m0n5_- you will be able to dance again P

ancy said arrogantly You’re not what then?"

oing to accept thi; wir,n0uf,_ She met his gaze Faint colour

What?" Rggjnys voice was my tinged her cheek

Well, if you're not going in do I ‘It wouldnt make any difference. ar omething about it, I am," Dancy she said faintly I shouldnt dance b

he will requ re some weeks of com- lete rest

Mrs Hamilton Shaw and Mrs Colin McClure of Brackiey Point

e in the city attend‘ng the Pres- yterial and visiting friends

N o Edward VIII

Stamps for Canada

0'I'I‘AWA, Jan. 21-(CP)-There

J. C. Elliott, Postmaster General, tated tonight. The next issue will bear the fflgy of the reigning monarch' George VI. and will be in general

f;1r11ii_v it kinrl, self-saciuricing mo- -in th _ ' I would never dancé agBm_"_ was E he said, Immediately following the

ther, wiil`n to the community at ,_ l-iron hotli in parochial activities .‘

and in others of a. more comprchcn- IS

sive nniiii-e, her broad sympathies I foizncl eflectlvc expression wherever 1 true \von1an`y kintlncss. could servc

lit-vc distress. No stronger testimony could be adduced of the high place C her memory holds in the esteem and 5

regard of life general public than llfe Of this province. ' ', Hd C

last days; and Marion, at home. Be-

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it won't be ea y. but-" eng moked utterance to words which seemed I RM D J Momsm, of Hmpwn

l '_

. ‘ a .’ ' '

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y y S' °?' he thought abouf.was his 1 i

I.Ip`e1€I gi very pmmimm' ma" m 1 and how your illnes; waspzgczyiiisgx _no occasion to issue them now,"

g erepascdtohereternlr t ,_ - ;. _“Alma comgen 40 Upper ;______°:e 1|€_gLew_s___ coronation, a special oommemo tres i li 1 i 1 - ,,

, In 22° °,,.C “’ ° “mms deal on, 1 realize now that ra no

Y v c lzens, Helen Amelia- iht th

n1~bu1~loi1, widow of the late Dr. 1rg ', at it' was wrong; but orge Warburton and dnumtpr of Colins attitude infuriated me. I

_ __ . knew that he did 't 1 ' h

io comfort sadness 01* quietly rc- ._f-_l_1§___l_€_1__l§ _l3_l;.___I{;‘_§1__rym-Lanrvls §_f__ Sum- proved that with :ve_;V§ol_i_<;I1. A_§3_been in preparation for several

ative issue will be released and re- mnin in use for some weeks.

Mr. Elliott, had no explanation

to advance for not issuing the Edward V111 stamps, which have

months’ other than that "there is

e e cal profession and public PM-ect your posmonm the theam al 'since a new Kms was on me

the unusually large funeral corlegr: .

iiiut. accompanied her remains

iiic nioinlng of December 15th The hcai-sc was driven by Charles J McKinnon, with the following pall- bcal'r1‘s;:~Jolin D. Walsh, Hugh Mc- Isoac, 1\lariin Mclnnis, Peter Suth- crlzincl, Reginald Lewis and Aiex. Mc-Klnnon.

Solemn Mass of Requiem was cel- I

ebrated by Rev. A. MacAull1y P. P.

who also conducted thc service atI the pravc, assisted by Rev. L. P.| cnlz;~.zi1.-111, of si. charles and u full I ciioir under lcncicisiiip of Mr. .lamrs I (iiiiis, '1'i1<-rc, close by the sacred!

1-uillcc in which for years with all her ian1li_v_ sho had diligently pre-

(@;g,I

DU '

Outdoor men are

unanimous-'you__¢qn 't beat it for flavour and lasting goodness.

Mrs. Warburton had apparently I 0011 enleylllc the best of health nd

tiring at the customary houry andi when called in the morning it was I found that she had assed a in ‘

licautiful life rich in unsclflsh and I kind deeds for she was ever wi ling io_s:1crif1ce herself in order to bring happiness and sunshine into the lives of others. She was deeply interested in every activity working for the welfare and advancement of our people and ccmmunlty and she will be sorely missed by all those privileged io know her and to know her was to love her. Espec- ially will she be missed by her dear friend and companion Miss Havi- land with whom she made her home. The sick and the "shut-in‘s will also miss hcr visits of cheer for

W0 I told myself that lf he was sincere and I had made a mistake

prove it when he knew that you would never dance again, therefore no harm would be done, inasmuch

l.a

,ar syecp __ B “mug closeuwtg a I as. having satisfied myself that he the present.

did love you, I could always say that I had :made a. mistake about your dancing and you would have lost nothing. On the other hand, if I was right, then you would be 'Diff-‘d the tragedy of bclrg married to a. man who didn't lsve you."

He took 'her hand; and looked

into her eyes.

“Orc thing you must believe.' he

said earnestly. “that never once had I in mind that you would come-back to me if Dancy-"

__kr;_gW."sShe Sl1l_d_s0ftly. You've Iewi; Gray held her closely. _wny. one would wear out and the ____ _ncses of muc_ . my life. my 'There__is i. destiny that shapes coats would last only half as long.

_ _he __ _ __ _ PD _ -__ 0" Y I can make it our ends, he whispered, and in his ,The regulation is that they be evoryw .ro s e v s ed ,sie seemed up to you. heart, was a great gratitude. changed from month io month_» _

Throne.

To avoid any possible shortage

' to . b . _ n

U11! ll1\1'iSl_i church nt St. Pci.er’s on i was about as usual on Manda re Iabout mm' he would be able t° in stamp supplies before the new

issue is ready, more are currently

nbeing printed from the George V. I7

tes which have been use up to

1 - ern Guardian

..*SUBSCRIP'I‘l0NS to the

Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume, Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mnbon's Drug Store, Montague. tf.

.___"

F`}_ C9 f“h

been fo~ that accident-"

to radiate liappiners, peace and “And I'm forgiven?" THE END

€00fl~Wlll~ “Theres nothing to forgive." _" _ _ "` Mrs. Warburton was a. devout 'And you will be content to be T”i::;?;; l`--

mcmber of St. Paul‘s Anglican

_ _ 1 .

Church and was greatly interested She raised lm. ,age ¢0`h|§ 1 _ _"'Q. ' ` gg)

just my wife?" he 'isked

-Q

in the work of the Womans Aux- “Once you raid that I wil; your Evil S I G H T

iiiarv Hcr funcrnl will be held w0r1d_ Lew” Now I ,. ‘

1 .rf

il1is` ‘afternoon from St. Paul`s you me mhaéi ,.}da“1Sry,}E_};;t -

Ch1:rcl1, service commencing at two

8 W0 ri vi 1

fame has no place." She hesitated I

rrciock. The funeral will leave the for 8 seCond_ then: "I knew that Fitting md Supplying Glliu

Etc.

Church at two-thirty. She will be

laid to rest in the Peoples Cemetery _I ~ , za? =i'°‘.:;1?..“:§.°l.§;*:.;”.;;i.:':;';; il J lil A B o li I ~ A R D S deceased- her several years ago. Conn md I left for cw _don ' ' “

was ’ oi»'roi»n:'rais'r ® KE |||! Fur

I loved you before the accident,"

1 Jan 11, when the truck they were g riding in from New Perth to Mon-

Glasgow Church of Chrisnare as follows: New Glasgow 11 A. M. Fredericton 3 P. M. and Bradalbane 7 P. M. Wm. G. Quigley.

L-2987-1-22-li.

< FUNERAL BVICEB-'fha fun- eral of Mr. John W. James was held from his late residence yesterday aftemoon, service at the house and grave being conducted by Rev. Hugh lvfllier, assisted by Rev. A. E. Mac- Kenzie who also conducted service at the grave. The pall bearers were: Messrs: Fred Chandler, J. J. Storey, E. T. Higgs. R.. L. Day, J. D. 1 wcbsier and E. it waurins. l Sons of England attended in

body.

DEPARTURE REGRETTED-

Mr. Charles MacKinnon, son of Mr. and lVi’.rs. E. W. MacKinnon. leaves this morning for Montreal' Ito assume a position in a stock- . broking firm of that city. Charlie. well known in sporting circles, be- .ing an' ardent golfer 1935-36 pro- I .vincial champion, bowler and I hockeyist, will be widely missed. , Last evening, following a game at I the Forum. Mr. Earl MacDonalri1 presented him with a small gift on behalf of his team mates. A host of friend: will wish ltim every

success In his new position.

I Cardigan and I Vicinity

Mr. John Mu`tard, M. L. 'A.

Cardigan Head spent the week-end at Union Road, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacPherson.

.El

I Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Angus Nicholson, I Lorne Valley, on the birth of n. 4

bouncing girl. I

Mis. Lem Drake, Cornwall, spent _

the week-end in New Perth the ~ guest of her brother, Mr. Douglas l I MacLaren

` Rev. T. O. Hughrs. Minister of Montague and Cardigan Presby- terian churches, has rsc:'.'cl'ed ho. ,his recent illnc s and delivered li 1 very inspiring sermon at Lornc ‘Valley Pre:-byiterian Church on Sunday, Jan 17, at 2.30 p. m. also a' St. Andrews Presbyterian church, Cardigan at 11 a. m. I Her many friends at Lorne Valley

are pleased to report that Mrs. Donald MacLeod is convalescing

nicely after her recent illness.

Friends in this vicinity of M.r.

and Mrs. Leslie Gillipie, Charlotte- town are pleased to leam. they are recovering from their recent "shock" in- the car accident at Baltic Hill. (Mrs. Gililspie was formerly Miss Sarah Nicholson. Cardigan Head). _ A lage number of hockey fans

narrowly escaped Monday night

tague rink to attend a hockey match. suddenly stalled on li, steep icy hill on the Union Road and al- though the brakes were immedi- atcly applied. the truck skidded ` rapidly downward crashing into a bridge railing below breaking several posts. All occupants jump- ‘ ed to safety as it came swerving down the hill and escaped :erious injuries. The truck which is a. Ford. ton and a half is owned b

Mr. Homer N. Moor, New Perthlf who was operating the truck at the time.

Mr. W. A. MacDonald, Merchant,

Lorne Valley. was in Morell Mon- day on business. I

His many friends are pleased tow

report that Mr. Billie MacAu.lay, Cardigan Hrad. ir. improving gradu-

ally from his illness. _

The Gual‘<l1all 1'c‘l'eLs to report

the lllnefs of Mr. Aben Finlayson, Riverton, and his friends wish him

a speedy recovery.

Mr. Joe MacAulay Jr, Island

Telephone employee is visiting at his old home in Cardigan I-Iead.~C.

AN OLD SCOTTISH CUSTOM

LONDON, Jan. 20-(UP)-Obser-

vant Londoners have noticed the "Bol>bies" button their tunica and greatcoais on altemate sides.

An ofécer recently explained

why: “It is io save money. If their tunlcs were always buttoned one

TH I FAMOII' RUIBING LINIMEN1'

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Round Steak, lb. - 22c 1

Fresh Liver, lb. - - 17c I

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Large Florida Grapefruit

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Hubbell Signs

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NEW YORK' Jan. 21-New York

Giants today filed away the 1937 contract of Carl Owen Hubbell, the lean lefthander they bought

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