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IN MENIURIAM

Kelly, Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. John

Kenya In 77.;

the writer's privilege during the past

Trade Crisis

transportation that the automobile should give us is impossible, replaced

~_- . 11m flmalgjljgrrnww current w

" oiral Guartiiani

amount borrowed, in ‘Eggiglynirlgfnl-

J. M. Livingston, M.D., '- Medical Director

M, two Sabbaths and though stormy, cold menl, o, m, less than One-l,“ cent’ H- L- Guy. F-A-S» Trww-rr

mrws raolw l H a l " ’ ’ l . _ 0 o o ' ' ‘ tartar’: Feed Store whom turn Limelight New HllflstMlfies ...... A “- l i - ‘ i‘ .... ...... . ...... "he PM“ “drew ~= m - 1 - R}, d - ...... T ‘.12’..- "' “:5” “W . st nnua tatement a v I t1 t.» We l"?! Houses on January 10th, 1931. ms Gflvernor Says I n I 0 381a’ ' "y ‘ " 5'2'1.1'21- ,- ' , i ; ‘Y 1 ~_ - “W, death came as a e t sh ' m ‘ ' l i *5 a .- g’ " °°" °° m‘ . - pa. M A module/ms i) ‘ " ' I Buckwheat Hour relatives and friends especially those l m, om ‘h; m" dm‘ q THE / l .- , at lllfl own household who were (m); gm JOSEPH BYRNE Pnollt BULAWAYQ gouthem Rhodes“, ce the Tweet Building (for- 1 -.. ll l l, ‘l l; Madr "m" CHOICE “SILYEIL always with him. It is hard to mp 188s T0 no iris aasr roii ALL m‘ 1°'“““t ‘m “"4 m“ “m” mew mum“ by m’- mugan) is 1 I M U ‘ ‘V’ ‘I ' a ‘ I HULL" 5"“ B"°'""‘“" isle that one so near and dear to .11 ‘ll-Asses m trams cohouy, has hurt the mines in south ahod- m" W"! for lmcflw- 3266-2-10-51 \ . 1‘ its’, ' "" ' ' "is. by the production faliin ofl - ‘ i ‘ i splendid _for PANCAKES should be taken away dd 1 e5 , 5 “F” ' A C i - . PORMDGE M‘ . but such m um so su en y. mlllloll’ Fell loam‘ Gm all siderably is shown 1h a review of the Mooas r0 luomruzsh-Mr. and! - < SSurance Ompany l l l 6 Cents P" Pfllhfl- ‘Besides been missed by those at "°°°Ph _Byrne. newly ppolnted gov. lhihins lndilstry during 10:10 given by Yfl- Harry Cudmore. ‘left Monday‘. r . , l. '1' ‘ I - . . ‘ . 1n ' - = h G h m Fl home he wul be missed by many “n” Gflmm “d °°“"“‘“"°"""' J D “m” semmy °‘ “h” “h” 8 m’ Mmmm“ "We M“ . V, ill p! .

Fres m a our “lends both far and near as he Chm M Kmy" Chlouy, human, w esia Chamber of Mines. I-le points out We. W111 undergo medical treat l . l.

mgde from choice can always had a cheery wlord and Lt'-c°l' Sh‘ Edwud 5118s. who rsc- m“ the mm‘ In“ "m! “Versel? mam‘ WATERLOO, QNT. ‘I ' ' ‘ l I-l .

“h,” M“; m, pest, or u" hlendly way to all who called In ently retired, in p. gpgech he“ m“ affected mineral production at the RE r ll , _. r

wheat. ch h ' ' prior to his leaving Englmd tolllke end of November. The decline was COVERS FROM ACCIDENT- . ' 1 ‘ I

5 Cents Per Pound. Route Etzhvil" always B devout up m‘ new dunes’ mlened w Kenya 31363595 and l; ls expecmd that by The many friends of Mr. Percy Rodd I me 618‘ Annual statement of ‘he company Show‘ ‘ c whole Wheat Cereal min!!!‘ workers‘? :1 ‘x1; 1:31:15! ‘is; ivol-ltl: u hem! l“ m’ llmellgm‘ cl lam H’ the end of December the shortfall Eihlllvlrllidccusple. engineer incharghi , . substantial P7087888 in the past year. ll l V . l“: w glve a helm“; hand‘ He was said: Unfortunately Kenya 1, very will be 81.500900. The decline is prlh- _ e nstallation plant of the For-| N t s l 0d l h l i". crest for Porridge or whole attended ln m h“ m“ b much in the umepghl; ll would be Clpally noted 1n m, c“, o; mmlllal um, will he glgd to 1cm, that lllel l e urp us earn _. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 5,254,351.00 I ll t ~ when “up Pastor my A, A 85s y his belle, ll they could so mange the“ pmducmll chrome h” dawned have but}, recov9red from the palm l ' New Assurances paid for 1930. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60,526,2l2.00 l’ l l . 3:5"! g cents Per Pound. Jared gm; laétlgttlsilzlfltlltvlfeloxitiitl- “flak-s as w be lell more l“ peace, “gglqggl ullestos $418,315, mlcl, “u: ful injuries of a few weeks ago caus- l ; I Dividends paid Policyliolders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,030,789.00 _ .1 i; .1 - 5.1, these Cereals and keep clllhollc clmrclt He leaves to mos; Blr Joseph was the Principal guest Gzglhcoal 3110.500. and gold $218,185. flew’ 31113100211111 splashing over the" - l $UIEJI2 Funds 8nd Contingency Reserves. . . . . . . . . . . . . . [$468,009.00 ll 74;; well phone go,- mms, besldes a ‘Borrowing Wm one d“ of the East Africa ‘Dinner Club at c peak year for gold was 1916, 5 W c a work. Mr. Rodd is back °1 wt!- . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Il6,662,059.00 l, _ t“ Mary Josephine ma») M 841- the sevpy 50m when he ‘palm He when 930,356 fine ounces valued at at work and Mr. McCusple went away Insurance in force. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 492,833,3lB.00 " l 19 - t & co eph B McMillan d e rs. Jos- assured those llmelll at the dllmel- 819370.555 was produced, but the Ye-‘lbewfll! mvfhlflg- I Rate of Interest earned on Invested Assets 6.13% 1' l t‘ g - .811 one son Jus- u, ' d " d h l _ ,‘ f Ls '1 d I an s“; rlghm-lns on the homestead. wit: reodnatfutzfituliezflfifud“ fiat: 21:;°d°:1n“::r1;2‘-asSlfiaelgrcgg: PERSONAL I “we” “pm” "no m the Company“; history. "9 f‘! It‘ ' ) o a a o one sorr William Wil- w 111d d h l, ' 951g claims to b t}, gym-d 1,“ g s . . _ 1 ‘ ' . “OLE” GQUEEN u mo, who gmmd lllm mm“ wit“ Vols‘; ‘at; 5° 13:‘ "ndflleig producer or Kola“ i,“ 3mm‘ ‘i: l Financial Statement as of December 31st, 1930: " l .'-. SEED - ' years ago. ' - P!" - Mr- Martin Kelly Newto Cross "5 r.‘ . Secretary forth Do i i d 1. Dire even today. and the position ts ' 9 - . .~ Jag: I“i'zegalrwfls :29 °h M01108)’. onies. llroposingea ttzinihaschfir- regarded as the one stable feature. w“ m the on” yesmlrday" B d ASSETS $ f , i TY 1 rom laterggldence mall Sh. Chal Tl“ 133'; earn ms forth l.ll.llll_ i 011S.-............................................... .442Z°I38-33 ‘I’. l a l _ . r es Bowring, urged Y B" c P s 1 ln ormu on. to sh Pele" R“ a Cemetery adlolm the neceslty or an sections o! the pa‘ base mmuals such u asbestos‘ yd Mr. lllil/llcvarish. _ Souris. spent Sun- Mortgage Loans on Real Estate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42,342.98I.7l . _ l "m" sad l, um l!!! ‘he Church where ho was Inter- Kenya popllllllloll world“: together chm“, and cog], have mo“, g Pr“. “Y W 119-5 brmhcl’. Mr. W. Mc~ ' Stocks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . l 867 019.12 '2

K-ll__-J-_- g“ .l grohlltraz‘ u our es red there lo “all the Blorlous ‘w ‘or ma future pruspemy or the cob llmlly conllnullm expnuloll V8115?! It Yvrk- Real Estate, including Head Oflice Building. . . .. . . . . 1,965,485.99 ' J '

brim? 3 “m” 9 ' urrection. Wilfred Larkin drove the on Loans on Policies 22 100 398 41 I‘ ' ' ‘Qwvl _r the u“ the , y_ _ I , , . ,.__ "flail. w we = re <> r hearse. 5,, ohms Bowl,“ w“ all,“ 8x22‘ This dlulmd Thompson. Cash; . . . . . . ... ............... 142,529.29 " ' _lr s. The p311 bearers were as ‘allows: secretary of the East Alma Prom? . l 5P6" 8 the Week at . Premiums iii courseof collection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2,158,143.24 vl“ . "——_‘“'_ ‘ M“ m M°K°m°- 4°11“ J- Dwrh- tcrste now Kenya 1011-24 and was Life Fifi‘ cmlwall- the truest of her niece Mrs. t Interest due and doomed . .. . .. 2 036 533.55 I‘ ‘ Ilwlsf? and experienced mothers wllllam K_ Larkln Patrlck Liam can ’ Go .' ' y H. Howard. M t 1 , l I when mall, clllldren are maul” - . a g vernor on various occasions. Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $116,662,059.“ q " ,

km“ FY9111‘ Mann“. Joseph R. Larkin. He paid a tribute in the new Gover- H l 1 . 19d “m1 ‘Imus “m1 l°sepn°dbune m Following are the Mass Cardaz- nor-General of Kenya Sir Joseph ears ence Mr‘ Wm’ curlem Boston’ is spend‘ ' LIABILITIES I applying l\liller's Worm ow ers, the Mm Thomas Lalkl M _ d Mr ‘ 1118 B- TW days at his old home at . 1 ' ‘I 0105' "mm? Vermlmge that “an be Justin Larkin. Mr. 2nd lltfrinJosepIr 2551111411.“ 11-11125 sfildlgriaiztigits Jgltpg: Fifty years hence accordin to one Suflolk’ the occasion bemg the death Pohcy. Resfinel "I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ '. ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' 7 “Josiah” "'1'" used. 1t is absolute in clearing the B. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. police experience alone would com- writer men will live in a wgay more M his uncle’ the late John Down UIQPZldPtIhI-Idclum! and Dwldends to POIICYIIOIdcHIdUQ \' I I gyslcnl m‘ worms and restoring those Dwllll. ML ml Ml, _ w F Lasll d d ms l - u no p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . . . . . . . . . . .. 797 ,688.00 t. l~ n llcnlillv conditions without which family, St. aPeterssBay; Rev. 11V?‘ (Tltgme anadppigrzttgifdiltiablie tgrfitixdmfi 13113215111121?!’ igiftigegdm‘ rwzldmrfrlii: The Guardian regrets to 1mm that gividcnds 1e“ with thgcompany at interest. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 8’039’52l'96 j i m; mm. m. bl} no control-t go,- the L kl d M m d _ the condition of Mrs. cllfford Camp- axes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 229 081.90 l _ CIIIILI. or hope of robust growth. It rgrpllll Mi lirldMl-lvlt: :2;izziiglfifltgzrélfignwl:Btnzgzfiix: ma: °€l1a75' l 1 um 1 bell of St. John does not continue t9 .0ther Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 522307126 i g XIII ls llle lllosl llllslwollll o, worm x_ - ' - ° I °wn a" a °“5 n” We improve. Mrs. Campbell is the second i Special Reserves and Surplus Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 468 009.45 I '

l v I l Y c Lurkln, Joseph R, Larkin, Miss Lucy and the best that the speaker could shal1 be touring the heavens as ccm- dllllghm. o, Ml. “all walls York f -_%’__’__ ~ = tclnhuuols. I. Long. Miss Celia McMillan, Ohar- wish him was that he be showed to monly p5 we do the 5;,“ roads t°_ ' - - Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ll6.662,059.64 1

lottetown; Mr. and Mrs, John Kelly, govern through the orthodox math- dam we shall fly beneath the J M _ B 1 L ' l’ ----——-—--———- Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grif- ods provided by the Kenya cohstltu- Northern fights across the Arm 0 95S ay OITOW ll ‘_ ,_. fin, Iona; Herbert and John D. tlon unhampered by numberless com- wastes 9,5 p short; my; to a bum“; Town and t} BOARD OF DIRECTORS ' I . Walsh. 5'?- Pctcrs; Mr- and Mfc- Jos- 1018mm and cvmmhtr - conference in Europe. In the time _____ y ‘ it R. O. McCulIoch C. M. Bowman ‘ ' cnh H- McMillan and Mother. st. ‘ the business man today spends oom- BOSTON’, us... Feb. 10.—A scheme l Pmwm‘ c“‘“'"“"‘ °f ‘h’ 3°“? ‘ 5321:; 81:4: an; Mra-laKtzarnlz-arklln. muting a ridiculously little distance 3 designed to free the uhemployed from L- L-I 1313s P M‘ l M=i--G¢n-H°Iz1£-VC-1\lfflv‘l;urn. K-C-.C-M.G. I ° i 1's- ° l‘ "I'D Y. from surburban home to office, we accepting charity or patronizing loan t ' w” r” " ‘u’ '”' ‘m 3 F O N 39mm- Mass- . MURRAY "M1503 NORTK will travel 200 miles from some sharks and at the same time elimill- l “"1110 CIOBYII Hon. J. Fred Fraser W. G. Watson f 0r u!‘ Spiritual Boquets are as follows:— _ glorious sylvan summer home to a sting the possibility o! any dole 5y5. L. J. Breithaupt E. G. Long, K.C. T. A. Russell, LL.D. M8188"??? Llirklfl. V1050!“ lflfkllb 5mm‘; the most pleuunt things I“ monstrous towering citadel of com- tern. is envisaged in a bill flied on pe- | Glyn Osler, K.C. C. F. Sis: W. J. Blake “Hlson ‘ P a??? Pete"; MBYY Mc- ghvaiztm“ u’ “u; 299mm”: is merce. All that need yet be accomp- tition of J. Arthur Baker, of Pitm- i Isaac Pithlado, K.C., LL.D. Hon. J. E. Perrau1t,K.C. ‘ an an am, Monica Larkin e 9 rem 99°95 B‘ mm‘? w "l 1155..., to brmx me day 01415;“;- l. fleuipzvhoseproposedl l 1 ti . ld I . Cello McMillan, chprlottetown; one visits former fields of labor and all. travel ls lo make allplalfgé enable ammo“ o," olezlflltlalogilljslulo ‘ii . 5 I Pet" MWWXEIY. C911! Lflfkih. 3t. meets the ma“ and w°me“ Wm mt" sturdier and to perfect a. device for borrow from the city 0r town in which I OFFICERS I ' m I P peters, merly were co-workers in the Church. nulomallc equllllmltlolt be mldes m amount cl not more _ ’ i Lotto" pg gmpgghy l“, u M, It is doubly s0 if these people were » _ m“ llve dollars e W. H. Somcrvllle, A.I.A., J . M. Lalng, A.I.A., F.A.S., Acruay r ‘ Penetrating further into the fut _ g p r week for each c‘ l M r T A ~ lowsz-Mrs. Katherine Shea and 31°F? l“ “fly lshiidhmjzzd we“ “m... 5gp 0'“,- ljrégent, tflfflc-en. member of his family. . A E P at‘ A] A F Ad?" H- 110111198» A-I-A-o F'A~_s-9 ' - 0 48mm‘. Iona; Mr. andMrs; Michael . ° “me §° °° “n 9 same cumbel-ed toms,‘ whey, the speed o; Persons seeking the loans would ' ' I g - ' ' " ' ‘ 7’ _ ‘hmcmw A“ 1 ' ’ Griffin, Iona"; My, and Mm John church from infancy. This has been glve a wrlllen promlse tlo repay the l l ILM. “hmcg: W. Chrissie, Supt. ofAgencics l‘ \

5110125011- F°F¢ Augustus; and by wide speedways connecting city

weather made the attendance smaller

I SOON!

of the total loan, with interest at the rate of three per cent. per apnum,_ _, The application for such loans would i .»

,_ MrjsLJphrr If. McDonald and Elizab-___ eth, Little Pond; Mr.’ and Mrs. Wil-

wlth city and crossing over and un-

' t l h the interest and enthus um of t e dcr each other at their intersection.

flock has not diminished in the least. PROGRESS OF THE COMPANY

I wish in undervalue their import- ance or services. But if they discon- tinue their attendance at church, as their elders seem to be doing, they

investigated.

The Act also provides for a check- up by the local welfare department at least once in every two weeks on the

I

l 11am O'Connell. IPrenchfort; Mrs. Railroad trains with their puffing ' Gertie McLeod, Dromore; Mrs, Brld- But were seem m be 3° °ld pmiflfi lllenlclellt engine, will be l, clll._ necessarily be approved by the fippli- Paid to Businelo ! ,1 ‘ get Long and lllmlly. Mldg-ell; Mlss svlident in the ctlilrrch livid florlily m h. 105m, found “my m the m“ populalh ell-Ill.‘ l“, employer and by me wel_ You l Income Assets Poilcyholders in Force |l l l Mm end stem» simmer. Alston. Qjelmjgfllglfljyflfjlzfflllfellofllffl, ... regions. t... Department ... Overseers t. t... 1390. ......s 4419,1512 s 1,696,m6 _s 116,151 s 13,710,300 - ,,. Mass-i Mrs. Frank Morrisey, Dor- l - 1 nd m no wa would me great cllles wlll have grown to Poor of the city or town making the 1910. . . . . . . 3,020,996 16,279,561 804,759 64,355,279 l , l cheater, Mass-i Mr. Frank Kelly, he you“! peope a y enormous Droliortions.’ They will ha“ Each ca“ WW1‘! be thfirmlghll" 1930. . . . . . ._ 25,883,721 110,602,059 13,394,440 492,833,318

Dorchester, Mass; Miss Mary L". kin, Newton, Mass.; Mrs. Annie Mor- riser. Roxbury. Mass-i Mrs. Joseph

seem to have solidified into one amazing, unified structure, reaching upward with massive towers to

Morrisey, Dorchester, Mass; Sr.

Mary of the Precious Blood, Ch'town;

Miss Celia McMillan, Ch'town. Rest in Peace. 3200-11.

mountainous heights. Their lnteri- ors will be horieycombed with streets artificially illuminated and ventil- ated. The main motor speedways

are losing the value of the church. One o! the friends that I was de- lighted to meet for a brief and inter-

lueans that a total of 1oo.ooo,oooi:o.ooo tons were imported from tha pounds—50,000 tons of some zooolllnlted States. Over $750,000 was carloads-of onions were eaten by spent by Cflhhdifihs 0T1 Ufimd 399935‘

individuals obtaining loans, so that no unnecessary delay in repaying will be made after. employment is obtain-

LATE FOR. ABOARD

GRAHAM MCNAMEE» BOAT, IS HOISTED

l u v 1- t o o a t. r n o r

“D00 R y,

Iiinges, bolts, locks. keys, knobs, kw Ditties, really locksmith‘: hard- ware, fnrm an important Item in our ""110 rind varied stock of general hmd“""'°- Cllfllerrters and builders w‘ 5*" "who! by llllylng here, and b” 5"" 01’ 80W"; the best and most

dur-‘Mf’ qualities in every article bouqhi.

HARDWARE

The Rogers Hardware Co., Limited

Let‘ [is Make Your Fox ‘bkm Into a Scarf

The cost to dress skin and maiz- up will be REDS. $12.50 PATCH. $15.00 SlLVl-JRS, 815.00

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Saint John, N, n, "Since 1859"

_ .___ C- M- Lampson 3C0. ultimo. ....‘i.‘..°t°°£ 103...... Public Auction Sales

0F lmw was . shlvnlnr m. wul ho . f: gifiglltnzhlrgo b: snplillll menldefr. m t". "l. lum- .

Mummies by Alfred Fraser, Inc.

ti! fifth Avenue

“"9"”-

Picked Wrong Girls’ School

NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Feb. 10.- Wllen he crept, with the first rays of the rising sun, into the women's dor- mitory at Arnold College, Sydney

estihg chat was the Rev. Richard P.

Bowles. Victoria University and resident on

l-Iillman made o. social blunder that almost proved fatal to Sydney. For Arnold College is not an eilcte seminary where languid Lucy learns how to juggle her tea without spil- ling/a drop, or how to pluck with, pale hands upon 11 harpsichord. Rn- ther, it is one of those red-corpuscled ' places where brawn belles with bulg-l ing biceps co-ordinate minds and. muscl to become physical culture’ teachers. The odor of linliment, which re- places where brawriy belles with bulg- munity boudoir of the students, should have tipped Sydney off that. he was in the wrong pew; but it didn't. One of the girls awoke. There stood Sydney. I-fe had a rougizh twinkle in his‘ eve. "Boo, you beautiful creature!" Syd- ney said. impishly. "C'mon, let's play!" The girl awakened her companions. They rose for their setting-up exer- class. Sydney was used as a human medicine ball by the pyjama-clad young womcn- They gave him s fer- riflc tossing about. Finally Bydneyl 39¢, hug Donn Agnes McCain. in‘ pink nlghtle,‘ gave chase and broilsh, a heavy flashlight down upon this! ujpg p! sydney‘; neck, felling him.’ Then she turned him over to the police.