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iposityion ‘ Attitude 0 F F H} ER S

Potato. ,Groiwers Ass’n. Analyzed In -L_e,g'isloture.

pause of mm farming. Yet in

the some speech. he had referred able Prince Edward Island to have radium X-Rsy machines of e

to one former orbs-Vin‘ made IN..- . season- strength that wou.» assist

n. ment mania treating the discus “in an adequate manner," Dr. I. l. told members o! Rotary Club yesterday. “This tsik is not an

dmeéjitfs, To ._,Civic Incorporation Bill Committee

pestle... Chamber, April 1.‘ l

Thai-House met at 4 pm. , ,

Mal‘. A. Campbell introduced a bill muturersrrsct “sorcerer-rarer Act respecting Dower. It was given Jirst reading. v '

0n motion of the Premier, sec- onded by Hon. w. Sharp. the foi- lowing committee was appointed lo examine the Provincial Build- llig in. compﬂliy with his‘. Albert ma, contractor and builder, who

made a. report on the condi- Jion of the building: Hon. Mr, Bhcrp, Hon. Mr. MscLesn. Mr. Lea, Mr. McIntyre, Mr. Wigmore. The committee will report back to the Legislature.

The Clerk read a communication from the secretary of His Honour the Lieutenant Governor, enclos- lug a communication received from the Secretary of State and the Minister of Justice. approving cf

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Ihlsnclunle reconcile: new: efineuhheeetieaodv d ulgueynnlurenﬂbe sous-swore minis nulls Ilnleo.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday a drunk was fined ‘three dollars and costs or five day's in jail.

GYRO-At the regular weekly meeting of the Gyro Club last evening Mir. Norville E. Luck, gen- eral secretary of the local Y. M. C A., gave sn interesting talk on spare time activities and the value of a useful hobby. Mr. Stewart Jonas presided.

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had endeavored to show that this policy would be of no advantage. . Mr. lea: f‘! ssid it was hard to

animate" ., Hon. ' Mr. Arssqsult: “And you tried to discourage it." (Applluse). Mr. Arssnsuit cited from the Be- the Department of Alﬂcul- under the bee. ed-

M u r d e r e d L-An woman and her your‘ gran

daughter discovered dead in their humble two-family house, were "un- questionably victims of animbhls murder," Dr. M. E. Marten, chief medical examiner, uiouoced today after an autopsy. ‘ , The autopsy performed with Dr. George Rigor, he said. showed that both women . had been 17 asaulted and then killed. The 60- -o1d grandmother. Mrs. Nora Kelly, was found hanging from a delim- bem in b. noose made of tel- ephone wire. The girl. Florence

Mcvcy, l8, was killed by suffocation, Dr. Marten said.

assessment and make any required changes.

The clause cu-ried_ _._.§ec. 3 empowers the city w v01- iect interest on ‘overdue taxes at the rats of 6 per cent. _- Mr. IePage-askedif this pro- vision wasrintended to be retro- active. The promoter replied in the affirmative.

The clause carried.

To Sec. 98A of the Act, respect- ing the forced sale of property for taxes, provision is added in the bill, empowering the -City Clerk to bid the amount required to pay such assessment. and all expenses and, if no other bid be made, pur- chase the lands on bcimif of the City and with funds oi the City, and to re-sell the said lands by pub- lic auction or private sale within six months thereafter without any notice. or after six months there-

Hearts hdemoriai- ma! wisfiiied to capacity last evening when Mr. KingGordon, M. A., lectured-oh “Soviet Russia, Yesterday and To- day". Mr/Gordon, who is the son of "Rﬂlivh Connor", we; formerly a. professor in thc- ‘United Theologi- cal College, Montreal.

His lecture was under the aus- pices of the local branch of the Mt. Allison Alumni Society. Mr. c. H. Black p;'eslded.

In beginning his address Mr. Gordon remarked that some are in- clined to fori\ that “the world moves on." The reading of history brings that to the miiidciearly, but it is very difficult to transfer the "historic sense" to nsvlew the pres- ent civilization. '“It is difficult for us to fmagme." he said, “that we

that those fuming. conditions have Always

X1; I l” ° insisted on u... miwyoz mimic»

turo for 198i, ministration: “During the you s number of cow-testing ‘ “ Ware estab- lished, bringing the total number now in operation up to l8. These valuable organizations. which are so essential in picking out the profit- able cows in the herd and dissem- inating practical kncwiedge to the dairymen, are under the provincial supervision of Mr. Charles Cook. who has been for many years identified with this work. ‘It is the Lntention to prosecute this phase of extension

he b t u! Wm" m’ sc me, u a e . the farmer should receve c com- fortable livelihood. It was never intended that by taking s Bimb- ling chance on some specialised form of agriculture, he should make 820,000 in one year, n

Mr. Lee: “That is l. new theory.

Hon. Mr. Areenault: “It is not practical to sulﬂﬁt that our fann- crs can do that."

Mr. Lea: "It may not Work iii

vice club. of the facts of cancer, able to mpport in whet way we can is project of such national im- , portal-ice as tho Kins (‘it’)!!! V Silver Jubilee Cancer Fund."

It was public health and nomin- ation day at the Club. A. B. Fisher, manager of s local can manufac- turing firm who fozmeriy resided in Montreal was named president.

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LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS PHOTOGRAPHED —- A large pic- ture, with individual photographs oi the legislative members, has been prepared by Mr. Cleve Craswell, photographer, and is on exhibition

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quo, and this was believed to be

the movincial statutes passed in ﬁner Mm m“ succcsshwe days. ad- in th C if de ution chamb r Th a"? l“ the midst °f m" m°5t "V" f d m t lly the t nd Pola d ha Willi V1801‘ " u; " ' .' ‘ " ‘ m- 9L 1 L v r r; 8 01C l‘ 8. t‘ ‘ _ ' un it G418 75B n S - with u;- eg _ _ ‘a...;::...::r,;‘.:“"::; i. i o rev“ v how m rm mil-- mil-vs v v»- ..S".:.:fi‘."": town of. m“; pay me Su,.,,1,,5 lnoneys m, photography, and will be of cndur- , the world - However it is immrl- The aged Marshal Jasclih Pilsud- nault continued. is nowmrvurg o‘ m, Wm m ‘m, m, um,’ o; m, bond o‘ dlmtmhwwed o! p,“ ramp “sumac sung”, 3..-, d,d,._c,,_n, m, m mg value as a record. is?! if 3091mm oi any Soviet Rvs- ski, war minister and virtual dicta- decry the efforts of the‘ n“! rt“ member "m Rum“. m“ u, m "w tow“ l’ mm mm“- b \ . sa is be rtcured to look at the tor 0f Poland, will take the lead in Agriculture who is ssv n: o Page). "e n” "u" an" n m.“ m Ohulottaww» 'l

i price togctncz" with intcrcstat the b; egtgbjjghed

sunnrzu nssrn - Mr. c. ivrisliuativn with a “historic sensi". the conversations, with FOTCIZn mers from falling into the follies ma,“ 5mm we would m“, m, fr“ miner came up m dmmmn

Th1‘ IOUUWIHE W115 We"? Ymd a rate o! tcn nor cent pcr nnnum

third. llliic unu pulnoLflf , v ‘,1 5 .- g t Msﬁlﬂllﬂn 0f the ROYBI Bimk 01|he 551d» _ ‘ Minister Joseph Beck assuming an into which they were 10d by 101' b ‘ ‘om mm m‘; ‘in

An Act respecting the ciebeniurc‘ h‘; p,- ,,,,,O,?,,.1Vn,3[ Canada staff, City, has received Mi‘. Gurdoii. Who visited Russia 1n active role. Piisudski was reprcscn- lowing the policies of thc lacdcr n“ Qawfmzxaidx‘ “us, (Luushterx buélwﬁcgrztmiéltlgly iﬁgaﬁwd to

dobg, or [hp guy of Qhm-joqr-J C0,“, ‘ word of the drain o; his nclo, Mr. 1932 and 8581i)‘ 111 1934. claimed that ted tonight as seeing in the Eden of the Opposition himself, when he u‘ ‘mu he m.“ t communmh ‘i6 be cum“! ‘or the ye" w L

town 1M1‘. Stewart», v‘ mm-lu“. $3,110“ provides that m John Patric of Gardiner Mines, one of the incorrect impressions visit and its Stress, sequel an cppcr- was in charge of this department. ‘pooch: M an, "u. u certain" “$12623” “now? ~- L, m, My, fﬁspgcﬂng Comm, (‘burgh H“, prcgvrlhed digpnsition o! sub C. B. Mr. Petrie \vas sick only a many Canadians have of Russia is tunity to weld a Polish foreign pol- (Applause). w“ not ‘n u” ‘m, ‘he 0pm,’. Vlwgwden I “Sh”; _i

icy that he can bequeath as a def- inite thing to his political heirs.

In one quarter it ‘was declared that the Marshal believes that one gap still remaining in his foreign program is in relations with Lith- uania, where he has strong personal ties. It was pointed out that Poland probably will take the viewpoint that "when Lithuania is a friend, Poland will offer her friendship." ‘ A spokesman of the foreign 0f- fice emphasized that Edenis visit is exploratory in nature and that Po- land has not changed her official view to the point of making de- mands.

that Russia is a strange country, and that the people are different. M1". Gordon said that Canadians visiting Russia would find thum- seires very much at home. as it is a pioneer country with great con- struction works going on.

One of the things that impresses the traveller in Russia, he said, is the tremendous activity and thn feel of the new "tempo“ in the sir. Referring to the changes he not- ed during his second visit, Mr. Gordon‘ stated that the first thing be ntoiced was the definite im- provement in the matte!‘ of food. The people now, especially in the cities, he said. have plenty to est.

few days and his death was totally unexpected. As yet no date has been set for the funeral notice due to absence of relatives in the United States.

tlcn- leader's ideas." (Applause).

Continuing, Mr. Arsensuit noted. tlut the Opposition, in speaking on the Budget, had again referred t0 having been stuck on the road at Albany. His complaint was that he had been able to get up the hill in his cor, but could not get down. "Did anybody ever hear of a predi- cament like that." Mr. Arsenault asked amid laughter.

PAYING LIBERAL DEBTS

Vice-Prcsident-F. M. Stewart. Secretary-Adam- MacKensie. Treasurer-Arthur Bclcher. Executives-The retirinﬂ W"? dent, the sbovc ‘fanned my Quigley and arren n.- The report was unanimous?! ldr

opted. . Returns To‘ ProvinceOn Visit A , "f! y’

and globe lands (Mr. Siewarti.

Ari Act to amend the Act to in- corporate the Charlottetown Golf Club (Mr. Stcxvarti.

An Act to umr-nd ihc Highway Traffic Act (Hon. Mr. lvIacPhec).

On motion of Premier MacMill- an the House resumed committee reading, with Mr. Wigmcre in the chairﬁoi‘ the Public Library Act. The bill, WlllCll had previously been discussed clause by clause, and which authorizes the appoint- ment of a commission of seven members to supervise the expend- iture of moneys, etc_, in connection with the Prince Edward Island

plus moneys or resale, right of re- demption shall exist except in case of purchase by the City Clerk and than only until re-sale by him and‘ upon payment to him of his bid price with interest and expenses.

The bill was agreed to without amendment,

On motion of Mr. Bethune the House went into conunittee with Mr, Stewart iii the chair on an Act to amend an Act to incorpor- ate the Charlottetown Slimmer Resort. The bill was agreed to without amendment.

Hon. Mr. Arscnault. resumed the debut-e on the Budget.

MIXED FARMING EMPHASIZED

Today it is necessary that the formers be brought back to the policy of dairy, hog and poultry raising, and this was what the Agricultural Minister was doing. By bringing the government's poi- icics before the farmers in the outlying sections, travelling ex- penses had been incurred for which the administration had received criticism. Mr, A: nault empha- sized the value of these visits, and the fact that the meetings held throughout the Province had been cf great benefit to the agricultural

BUDGET DEBATE CONTINUES -In the Legislature yesterday afternoon. the Budget debate was resumed by Hon. A. F’. Arseneuit and continued by Messrs. Aeneas Gallant (Lib, First Prince), W. A. Stewart (Con. Charlottetown), J. J. Larabee (Lib. Fourth Queens), Hon. M. W. Wood, Leslie Hunter. (Con, 'I'hird Kings‘: , who con- eluded just before 11 p, m. Mr. J.

Analyzing the Liberal ﬁnancial record, Mr_ Arsenault found that the Opposition leader. 1h mo. had

_,___ "Crime is on tho 460N559 conditions in the underworld

library demonstration. was agreed A mm . ted s om ‘ t m, t m, d L - Omlld ($01M Third Queens) Another change, he said, is m». P°‘°“° W” “Pies” a ° m _ been the first to say thstihf Ffm- om ,. w p“ m; botm-smoo o W o“ en men liifivéd the sdioiimmellt. the Him“ immense increase in the demand "emptmus or reports she w“ wan“? collnhnsugong; under ‘he when‘ Nb ere should W? "f: tggsbelgfggll} thsezglﬁign 0f prohibition lathe

to exchange Pomorre (the Polish corridor) for Lithuania.

“That is ridiculous," said a foreign office official. ,"Status quc in Pom- orze is our big concern. We are sin- cere in our thirst for peace. We have a real interest in Dcnzig, but we are satisfied with the lifeiem state of affairs there because Ger- man leaders in the {rec city cooper- ate with us." r

1920," he added, lccting $571,000, but in that year there was an increase of $350,000. and the expenditure also indicts!!!- By i928 the ordinary revenue was $672,000. The total expenditure and sinking fund, however, was only one million dollars. The next year the total ordinary expendi- ture was $714,000. In i920 it was $124,000 just about the ssms amount, but in i921, when the Liberals took ouice. it row w $851,000. By 198i the expenditure rose to $1,453,000. and in the first eight months of that year. under Liberal government. the debt was increased by $544,000." It was difficult, after such extra- vagance. for the incoming Conser- said. he W" iii m?’ which votive government to cut down reserve force of Choc!!! very moan. m ‘lbiugtitzb. "imfb m; irtszixitifitix-meﬂcmlinwﬂnmm, d the pcsi on w c e pus cook can“? huhway Wu”, Al; present he held the office o! President of the Police Chief's As- socistion of Cock County. he said- and intimated that he would so into active service III-ll! M‘? 1-

United st w." declared Ohm-ill Heloise. farmer Chief of Police

Niles Centre, Illinois. thine Obi- J

for manufactured goods. Formerly ‘the peasants were not consumers of manufactured goods. They wove their own cloth and lived off their own land. Now that the country is becoming industrialized and with the improved iivinw conditions, an im- mense demand for all kinds of manufactured goods is being oest- ed. In regard to h0uslng conclit‘ ns the sirnaker said that. although conditions are not very bright ‘n some sections, there is a continual improvement. “lnfour or five years tlme~ipgusti'i8-1ir‘i‘-°Flcers in Russia W111 be BIiJOYinE a higher standard of living than Canadian workers," he said. Continuing hr: claimed, “we are nllFwingkour cities to became‘ more s um i e " I - _ ‘ Ccdzenn said Reichswehr and The speaker referred briefly to Swrm ,3,“ ‘Vere being 601mm- religion m Russ‘? The“ is em‘. trated on the German frontier Pliz-mg m Russia’ he 5am‘ a new and that construction of fortifi- ge mo“ whether we like ‘l’ o" ml" cations was being actively pushed. 0w adgquite ‘t’ “(m be rqmams League circles were hopeful that ‘to bqswn’ ‘Timnms “m1? 15 the arbitration would be instituted in 9"”? 3;‘l-*P“a17§"l’l°' H“ “M15 view of the fact, that Lithuania in- ‘égq p. ilfmlgnhgha” m“ idem‘ of formed Geneva today that she will ‘gawk? gybleel that they are renew for five years her accept- to 51mg 8m a were only drelms ance of compulsory arbitration in , 1c speaker claimed,‘ the w rm coum After the lecture the chairman Kill/B ah opportunity t0 anyone present to ask questions. Several asked Mr. Gordon questions about the degree of freedom and. ques. tions ccnweming the religious sit- “imml lPRii-Sslit- A vote of thanks on behalf of Mt. Allison Alumni smlety Wis tendered Mr. Gordon. The meeting closed by singing God Save the King.

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ministration had been for Mr. Les and his staff to sit in their office and give radio talks.

(Reads agricultural report, i930).

"With the large number of radios now in operation it is possible to reach with one address. at a small expense, hundreds or even thousands of producers who could not be reached in rural districts by a very large series of farm meetings, involv- ing s large expenditure and loss of time under our winter conditions. This service is to be commended."

What benefit was this poiiof. M". Arsenault asked, to those farmers who needed it most, and whocculd‘ not afford to have radios in their homes 1 , ~

CANADIAN aoxm rs wrmvrm

‘CIVIC INCORPORATION ACT adjouming until 10 a. m. today.

adlo csggucir; the north. in B" yes Y- The ex-chieg officer is s native on Brade-lbsne, P. m. 1.. and WII i! Charlottetown to visit his slllll‘. Mrs. Thomas Yeo who will!!!“ "I OPE-ago“ ‘tntgdapmnse Edward Ir land oer a - ' m, Holmes, in answer to rewri- srs’ queries claime in thEhOI-Ptlgu but when eY m he shook his head. He Ill 30$ ll active service when WW0 m“? iNo. 1 was captured. v v , For some WIN.

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

IONDON- Avril 1-<c r. Cable) —Cha.rlie Beianger, ‘Winnipeg light heavyweight boxer, tonight defeated Alex Bell at Crystal Palace. The referee stopped the bout in the sixth round of their scheduled m. round encounter owing to a bad cut over one of Bei1’s eyes.

Oh motion of Mr. Stewart the House went into committee with Mr- -Wigmore in the chair on on Act. to amend the City of Char- lottetown Incorporation Act.

The promoter explained that the purpose was to make certain changes in connection with the qualification of voters.

REMAINS FORWARDED-Yes- tcrday morning at 6.15 at St. Dun- stan‘; Basilica Mass was celebrated by Has Excellency, Bishop 0'Su1- livan. the edifice being filled, prin- cipally by men of the congregation many of whom received Holy Com- munion, together with the large numiber of altar boys whcfwere in the Sanctuary. The remains of Rev‘. Father McGrath were then removed to the C. N. R., station followed by all those present at the Mass. The remains were forwarded Mrs. Leslie McDonald, a son. meiﬁ?“ thence W New Yfirl-i t0 as nesting place of the Paul- MMliglAlfff-l-ggﬁ (FEW Traverse. ist FathersRev. P. MoMahomD. n, " ' i t° ML fwd MP5 accompanied the remains. Vernon Muttfart, (nee Hilda Har- vey). a son. v

GENEVA, April 1—With a three- power warning to Lithuania dis- closed in London dispatches it ap- peared likely tonight that the trouble with Germany over the mandated. Mcmel territory is head- ed for the world court of Justice. Unconfirmed Warsaw dispatches quoting the newspaper Iiiutrovany

Voters’ Qualifications ' Blnms

Sec. l of the bill repesis Sec. 23 bf the Act and substitutes there- Ior: '

“23. (i) At the election of | Mayor or of a. Councillor or Coun-

“cillors, there shall be qualified to Rite thercat, every male inhabit- lnt" of the said City and Common thereof, and. every female inhabit- ant thereof of the age of twenty- one years and upwards who shall have resided in the said Cit-y or Common for at least one year then next preceding the day of such ‘election. and who shall be a. Brit- ishwsubject and who shall have

aid on or before the 31st day of '

eccmber then next preceding the time of holding such election, all rates, taxes and assessments then due. by him or her, of which psy- Ineht the evidence shall be the re- ceipt of the City Clerk or City Collector, and who shall actually and within the ward for which he or she shall vote, then be, and. for, tluee months previously shall have

‘been actually snd in his or her own right, the bons fide owner of theJrcehoid of lands or premises in said City or the Common there- of,-of the assessed value of one hundred dollars. A mortagee shall not have the right to vote under the above qualification unless he

ibrTlTitéhlirﬁtini/TSY; Friday, March 29, i935, to Mr. and

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MR. LENS FALLACIOUS POLICY

The Opposition leader had de- nied, in the course of his remarks on the Budget, that he had aged potato growing at the ex-

AUTHOBBS NEW HOME-Always having a yen for looking into new houses, we want to tell you about the charming house Rev. and Mrs. Ewan Macdonald, (she is L. M. Montgomery, the author of “Arinc or Green Gables") have bought ‘on Riverside Drive. . . . We are cer- tain this popular Canadian author will enjoy writing in her new home. The windows from her living-room and sunrooms, (there is one upstairs and one down), look out over the Humber Valley, and have a glimpse of the Lake beyond. . . . The whole house is flooded with sunlight, ten windows in the livlngroom. The house covers four floors with a spac- lous recreation room in the base- ment, and a large room with ad- joining bathroom on the top floor. One bedroom has walls painted in a pale apricot shade, with adjoin ing bathroom in turquoise blue and white tile; another bedroom is pain- ted in blue, and off the main hall- way is a black and white tiled bath- room. The house is on a‘ square

DEATHS

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Heiled Hitll ‘Fl With, Cigar, Cerrnansilrked

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MUNICH, April 1—Much irked because Joe Jacobs "hailed Hitler‘ with a smoking cigar between the fingers of his saluting hand after the Max Schmeling-Steve Hams: fight at Hsmbu . the Bsvsriw press calls on Schmcling to give Jacobs the sack in the "interests of German-hood."

The firanifische Ta-zrszeitiml points out both Sohmelinl and Waiter Neusei still‘ have Jewish managers in defiance of the "Aryan clause" and fisys the rest

SMITH-At Eldon. April 1, 1935. Mrs. A. G. Smith, age 77_ Funeral from her late residence Tuesday, Anni 2nd, service starting at. 2. dclock.

McDONALD-At Montague, March 31. i935. infant son of Mr. and Leslie McDonald. Private fu- neral at 1.30 Monday afternoon.

SM1TH—At the Charlottetown H05. pital, March 31st, Mrs. Catherine Smith, widow of the late Michael 5mm‘. 889d 30 Wars. Funeral from 184 Kmg Street this morning at 5.45 to St. Dunstatfs Basilica, then to the R. C. Cemetery,

SlERREN-At 82 Gerald Street, on MOYIUBY. April 1st, Robert Morson Sherren, aged 2 months, 9 days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morson Shem-en, Funeral‘ yesterday afternoon to Pec- plefs Cemetery.

Denies Marriage In Announcing Engagement _

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(A. P. Bqy Guardian's Special Wire) BUFFALO. N.Y., April l. - Miss Katherine (Kit) Klein. vivacious United States women's speed skat- ing champion, announced her en gagement today to Dr. Thomas Out- land of Sayre, 9a., at the some time as it became known a woman by the same name and parents hsd married a. Philip J. Nicholas of Bahdusky, Ohio, in Ripley, N.Y., Oct. 9, 1988. Miss Klein repeatedly denied she was the woman married at Ripley- The skater was cmphet‘ in her statement even after town clerk

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Germany adhered to this clause in 1933. Poland never adhered to it although shc is bound by court procedure under the Locarno agreements in any dispute arising out of the minority treaties-

The three-power protest to Lithuania was disclosed in London official quarters to hove been made March l3 by Britain, France and Italy. Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, told the House of Commons the joint note to the Baltic state ssid "the present situ-

in his $96M: ‘a dramatic ability. h m b’ Joseph of Arimatheii. D Y m“ Mr. Harold Gaudet. W" Fmmd excellent W" m" Wm‘ u” grace. Marv. "Wm" “I'm” w“ mtmsmh: gavtue. wonderful ill: M“ in every move-

‘m “w” °°°“P““°Y and "Be °l ' l i ih Mcmel terriior is in- a for its "ben- nsrrretaiiim- W‘ h“ d5 an .. Mbornsnsou-Ai. 41 Upper miu- Pim- imd You approach it up a flas- defence of our interests," said w. M“ “ e,‘ Y o1 rencs 1,, Burden revealed" the °! i" “ma” m“ dppib d veril- o, “£5, he gumgmgowﬁnf: “M” we st. on Monday April 1st, Mrs. Stone PathwsswTcronto Teiesrsm- Guthtie. The British Empire was, §°,',‘,‘Lf,":;,° ;‘,*,*,‘,‘;,d“",§,;‘§§;§§§;§; ﬂ; Ksthertne Klein to whom he issued 5,1222%“, ‘§,‘;‘,’,‘.§§‘i.},§§‘?§m§i§.‘ $3? ‘tllelantaiglllttiy ‘Slash thevecomblete _..(2) And there ma“ also be F m. MacPherson, aged 52_years. - the worlds bulwark against war-i Staww and ma.‘ u,’ w“ the duty a license to wed gave the names of ma“ s rt _w°r1“f1,, symplhy o; the Budlgnge. nuumed to vow there“, every tuners! from her late residence, and, despite M1; gourasa-s 0mm o! ma, Lnhuanmn government, to h” parents u Ad“, and Barb“? p0 - may Mndglsn, played" by Miss y‘ ‘ m,“ mhabmnt of and cm, and Scamoirrow. Tuesday. April 2nd. PERSONALS ions. Washington did not have a Ming me situation to an and soheeffcr Klein, the same as Kits “n” Ham,’ w" g difficult plﬂ . U-ommon thereof’ being a 3mm, rvce starting at 2 ociock, Fu- dominating inﬂuence over Can- without delay" . mother and father. B ' F , t but M!“ P; on, gm (n11 iustice ill "Meet and having the qualiﬁer gel-oi leaving at 2.3o_ Interment Mrs’ Pete, A mMah°n_ who has EdB/S mtemational relations, ' Philip J, Nicholas isthe real name afgaln are mrmyms m, Mm was Mill Hons in respect to age, residence 8°91“ Cemetery- been visiting with her sister, Mrs. "u “ymm Wm“ “it House Cam o! Tmuhﬂ of George Nichols, former light o Pilot/Q first IPPQlYm“ M‘ :04 Pﬂymeﬂt 0f taxes» Set with in L? Annie McGuignn, returned to her S“ mmiel 5mm]; glateffgthli" "QY lgfzwgséfingnbgflhéilo°hmpfgdm: E x c l1 T 3 l 0 n age. m ' his twenty-third section, (s) who A b s home m Emerald this nwmmm rcsence. wou ave o m e The whole ‘trouble grow out o‘ l s - g . . M“ Joseph chgvggis, w

5,11 actmm and Wm, the r rec should be ashamed or himgglf, My, g champion skater were linked con- looked the pert 5n Y l“ w“ d latlon Guthrie exclaimed. referring to we “m” °f a‘ Llmuama“ ‘mm’ stantli’ by well-informed. members T“ llrttimes thgmiiziétaglmd ‘u “m, a.

forwhich he shall vote, then be,

Miss Reta Weatherbie and Miss

Washington's‘ dominance of Can-

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