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Drisilgelntial addseaaunztdthe forth

°°m IRM!! N00 the al society or canada. is ra sam’ Quebec City lily al-as next. it was announced hare.

Leon Gsrin. resident

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Ca Preston. Gwrse. James at huns and Alexander 1n'giw~b.»°°|¢¢_ ab four brothers calvin or yu. lotteiown and James of Sherbrooke, Wallis and Btantord sf Nmh Wvmvuth. Mu.. and your sums

Hrs. Ga! of Bosto Mr. Cussaek

of Trliig, N. B., andn'Mrs..Russell of Ulilrlo sto to whom

la nmmthy °l'll fhmfs 1772 made later. -rm.” be

and Rance toward the elsss of ms lbth and during the first half of the 10th centuriae. Bummsd up in three words: Renaissance, Refer- mlthn. Discovery. they are. as it

the !r~ame~work and primer

1° phale of modern

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af. c an _ as a nvircnment and eul- about Bt. Malo. It will

is home surroundings

habits. while keep-

touch with the court

sn of the nation, in. the hardships and ses I' Pvt of the address cal review oi’ the ds

on his first official

arlads in 1534 and an the data collected and l°¢\ll'°d by him ln the

and Ueneral know Gulf of Bt Lawrence oounf-fi' sa com sr

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LIQUOI B

FIUITLESB BIIAK-Burlllfl

forced an entrance to the New Method Cleaners' plant on Lons- worth Avenue Saturday night, Al

ently the obiect of the bre , but there was no cash on the pgnises

edbywayofswindowintherear. City police were notilied 0! Die hclk, and are wasting sn the ease.

thelate Mi-.n.N.0ostookplaca onsaturdayfromhialatereaidenee

5 55; ici” ig”

formerly oi Southport, ru.ns from Halifax to the West Indies and

-_-___

were Mars. R.. 1' Macbure. J. Lund 0eor¢s Peterson, vlee at the house

lily. O. N. say and Adj

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Interment Peoples Cemetery.

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WEE WE ‘Fi ;g§?.§%lle§f§E;.;_ ;i§i§§;iiii§il§i‘r §'§illiEls§ll§§§

111°!! as the

King.

byl¢r.li¢srd

Matheson.

0Can.ads.

Theohurch. proposed by

JohnCa.rson.rsspendedtobyRe

0.N.Bl'0wn.

’1‘haY ILOA-.

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J ll Maohden

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The Ladies. proposed by MacPherson responded to

The Gentlemen, propose

Nancy Weeks, responded George Msobougall

Bertram Poster. responded ltr. John MacKenzie, presiden

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p. rn , Tlieltre Party

siamiera Ltd ideal Dairy Halifax

qu... |iu.|u|uul l|.v.v|\.u~u

mrswaslplol "Quisiey.oala¢r,m.."¢uaadstei-as

_-a-u- af

ani-Ensg§.=§§g:~§§_aé_§°= i§§.ii;..i&§s.;§.a@ Etggggiaé Egisggng §€‘5FEEéss segigil §§lE§°§i5'le Eiggi @.r§s_E.isll5§§i .5

es of the cle!!!

us was that of Sabbath

breaking. 'l‘he early followers ol ths lard found themselves com- pellsdby thalswoilovatohslp another day, in memory of the events or the Bavioufs liis. Beinl unable to observe two rest day! in one week, they had to abandon the old Sabbath. The Rector salaried upon the necessity of keeping 0od's law ot one dsy's rest in seven from all standpointl. including that of efficiency, and mentioned the

ferent interval.

The talk to the children was on

amtrame zo ul b using . ' .

' “ “' W” .alice weeks. _ me leases of the cultivation si mn, _,mm _ ,memom mm

plants and their protection against dutructive insects by sprayinx. etc.. drawing the parallel as to our lives

Lam 'ro leer-'na funeral ei Th’ °"'“°"' l"”°‘°‘ W ~ ““‘ "‘°“' °'°"°"‘°“ “‘”"" °"” sang with enthusiasm the anthem

32”" W P"’"' °°"’°“"° ‘°“°" “Give to our ood imnwnal praise"

on mm.,,°,th Avmm_ md vu Trinity Church Y. P. B. The lnrlptlire lessons read at the ,OHL Mn L_ H_ Hom” also mm legely ‘nmded_ nu pmbann . Tile special numbers were: bari-4 morning service were Numbers 22, mos U, the nw ..o°w“,y_..

um - ne 'rn of ‘ ‘°°°l’”‘ Y

were His Honor JMC! DHBV. msnzlga MJ;'|,J$m|n_na|f"4' uumoesgsrk' ` llfwi-yas' mg°|?,ct;£' b; ur' Rev. Mr. Brown delivered the xsseen.s.n.risner.J..y.Homby. - _ “I ° 'sennontaslngasnistextrsalmns n.'r.l-nsss.J. o. liynsmas and w. °°°"°° '°1°» ““'“"¥"°° §*'1'°l=` P°f'=Y W“”“'“- me vel-ss 1, -'ne me ailant is me isa f~ ww- m -°~»- -» .':.:.°‘"..'.-.:v..'*.;.:‘::~ s.°.;‘“=...z‘e: .:';::.°:.°°:-.: .::“.....° »f M ~» -lm » »»- 1 me

vewereomdueeaaby f - . ‘ ' 'lilreenslnenaegedommwule

d_ mutant Burns was accompanist. Each num- the author of the second Gospel. pm,

1, m,m.,_ ber was heartll encored. A vote of- Treating of the question at his _ _ Rm,” _'_°° ensure waa minded w the ai-elm menury as probably ua. .mlm mrs aff; "’;°n°'l’_,‘n'“”'n‘ ‘§f;”D',,°m mf

'BTU-gN‘D |rl°u_c‘U|s'_ A lhd t0 the Urcheatfl. mentioned in ACD li (pololbly the text* .our God 1. . consuming

party esmpessd sf 1|;-_ william Egg. son ot Simon Peter). it was shown nm.. mm" n.m_ Thu in th, ers, Miss Mona Wilson, Miss Mar. - that we have very little informs- Bible., mwmmuuon of ma ohm we Hem. ew we GM B11- Reports Good '-‘°== "wwf “"1 '-“ii "° "“ ¢i...'.<...¢. nm wa. .. 1..... .....- linesly returned recently from a . - probably the young man who fied mmm .nm Chou. nndend tm West Indies cruise on tha Canadian Att d naked from the sarden on the .mmm -I ,ui my ms d0wn Tn National Steamship. °‘Colbome." en ance night of Jesus' betrayal; that he Dua.. uw Mn Roy Qudngf, W”

The ateamship which is under' com- N S C 0 started with Paul and Barnabas on mad 'ml phuum in tm ,om mana er captain .mm n. 1-iubley. . . 011118111101! :lieu in-it missionary ieeuzsuty; lan .wut M God dm” um my

'mud Na *fu* ul” °

Cypress because t

D°““"""‘ Th' “md W" °° “‘° ' ' T' “°"°" Du" Tu” lfiiraoba withstand me tea; Th’ “"‘°“°§,“°° “ lg; Bum”

oslbqms “ML pour" mmm, Oraderxhasreturnedflom llfsii he md to “cr th” on ` hm Sdhoolyeater y was .

chummwwn’ md W buunm’ eonvenll‘oo“;;nt‘ll: lsllgebibi ‘guntltlgr missionary .iour-n'sy. Paul refused

Mr.!-Isi'ry'l‘sylar.slsooithisoli1. ~ “asm Thouwndlme’ he nwml W an ,hm 'hu' Dumb" m_ C

umyp smqgg cougnmgp was good. At the close a silver cup listed on takin|Whnim.°‘thte;::°y Zeus: HOLY IEDIENBB 503473

._A “cent mu, of . sf” Joh,” “_ 30 was given to the butter maker mais- ing the separa D05 st J

ing the closest score put mx the But- ties- but that the later Epistles of Yesterday 'flu 30"* U1 - mph'

“uhm” mmm me ‘°u°'m‘ ter and Cream by the graders Five pm] may mst, Mark was “sin sc. Patron of the Universal Church, $l“l“.rh"°, .m?:.u]:fum“m°'nd had ml other prizes were awarded which are ,spud and bgisysd by him md was celebrated at the Church of the

- WWW' . ‘ ly Redeemer. 'rms feast

sponsored by the Radiooommiuion °W“°d W "N "W‘¢"- _ had the wonderful DflVl1°l'° °f “°"' H° md _ have been very wsu receives. 'nu Th' P‘°¥"'°m° W 'I f°“°;';- wr-lim; one of me Gospels The 111° ‘:‘f“°t§“§e”;f,f§f;' “‘;,:',:",,",;,,,,,, 'fn only vocalist nears in tee mass W°4°°“1*Y- -*Wu lm* -° °- bf: ef Jenn mark certainly shows how me um, hom' msn Mu, mn, programs is 1-lermina West Rich- Um I- my P"°’ld°”" M' L- mm ~ God use, poor, weak human instru- “hunted "_ 10'” dcloek by Rem ards, “silver soprano",the proteseoi ‘-7m“'m*”~ Mmuw 1933 °§“v°“} ments to accomplish His greatest *ther Emum ’ .rm c~hoh._ und” Schumann-Helsk. who has a ern- WH- °'“°‘"‘ B“““°“' E‘°°D°.,_'; ° purposes. and new they may be rs- um dmmm cfm Alfred Do,,°,,,,,_ liant opera and concert record in 2:nl°;;°'B3’°¢2r"g£il°g1g'1l:£’by Eu; deemed and do their greatest work "Mend ‘5pecm1'm“_R,ev_ nth”

Unitedstatassndruropallra. "m,¢;fai1.

~°»-- 1- °f me »==»~»-- “°"°'~ '"‘°'°‘ M ..*’i°°“°z 1~».‘»»-»»“i'»~ it mm. me 2.“:.'."..‘::°.i:°':z°..i°u:".:..':1P‘°"

she has a charminspersona_l_ity and lflglzr. gwwwaiyniam Numb", 31 so to “_ 3,; md _,mn In £1" evenm' me “mc” °m_ _ _ _ °'“ °’°°u‘“”7 mb” "°'°°° Pmdué, mm" H,'m,_x_ N_ g_ 7,30 li, 1-M. slated of the Rosary, Vespers, and Mall the coupon below for complete information.

np," ' _prsagh d b ltev Father nne y.

neil-gnilllx i:l\eTl:DadsnAY_nnlla::a a.1m1.urg»glnery sa1:ll:¢_e.nlo2n,£?.l.2l‘§ “cu” °°"° “nw” mer vfnicnynenedletlon of me Meat W M4 °““““Y ‘W *Y* N* °“°‘"““°° D‘”" s“°°"“"“d°°" mr .1 o. rateaaaon, of Prince 3-°1i’,,§¢‘,°",§,".H“°“_,§_ "“ ‘mn W residence on Reserve street. it was NW B"‘”“"i°“‘ m‘°“"l°” °° ` ` inwme- ' `

I-12! C0119 V0 In was announced esterday that

. .1-1.1¢ - 01 W U* I* It Y

isrgery amended. 'me palibearen °'°""‘ 13,2; §,,§,,1,,m,§- in; lecture to me aeudema and a lmreae. eosslaunz or 'mmaly

WNW. lVi\t4'm :". ' . un; people ot the city last even Talks on the Home will be held

!‘. Uarbonnell, Q' 2c'°0°m;;l§°|3n?' gl-'¢?n`lm8»rTcll‘ln‘s logs at their regular Bon; Service during the month Ioidhgayhgllglsez-

competition. which was held as nal! past aunt sms will be oreacn e _v woéwmki 3,-¢,,¢_-/me and Agenfs MA I

Friday, April 30th - 0.00 to 13.00 in Bt. James Prtlbyterian Church. A. Cl0\'l.D. C3 ». ° OC . _ 0// _ t bt T L a m. viaieins me relieving plana: so-. J. o.. Murdeer presided and ost. In /mpoffdn Cen S ODA Y

thescripturelessonwasrcadby

,cornmcndatlon which will no doubt be acceptable. The Lord has mid ed our church safely in the past and -

tu . .

lan¢withiineex;a'amim“'l‘o.Whara thsUornin¢ehinetia."Thsmuaicof GN dl! wasuisdar the capable di-

mion of Miss Lillian Uscxenne.

'Rhine service was broadcast

by%0K.

TllNI’l'YUN'l'l‘lDUlUlX

Two most important meetings af-

!°°t-tns the cvnsresams was place last week in connection with the rdgnstions of our Ministers which heollis elective on the Nth June next. ltisdeelredthat both of our ministers secure suitable sppqm- masts upon their leaving here and 1-llt the selection of 'l‘rinlty's new

:star may be in the beat interests Isis

the Church Both meetings were dy attended and a iull discus-

lion took place xesulthg in the ap- pdntmeni. ot a couunttse oi’ seven who will gather all ne- oenary infomation and later Us mah their report and re-

turla He is faithful lt seemed he partcularly appropriate that

than led."

All the regular services were held

as Y y - vice was broadcast over OHCK. The

rain ailected the attendance slight- ly but the choir had 26 present and

M!ssMargaretBternsbcill¢thes0-

an eloquent and inspiring sermon.

C0 ll

“un . » ' -

Apply X care attho (rave wasounducted by Rav. " 'bu C lil _ °

ousroim. r..-mee. c. N. nsswn aamsaluease seem-ia. 5¢°,,,,°"°“‘°"-f-,;','II',§,§°'1’,°¢1§_P" ° ° “',‘,§§,’§'yB°,f1f, mn” ,,,, . N S B kera e

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-lo tide over a d1H9'cu]¢‘ pedod in the event af your death - under the . . . . .

months J

__ your dependents

»» v °°~»- ~» ~ -» ml would receive your

_ 'y the first hymn at the mornins eer-

thoug there was a condderable gum ' , _ . . h VM YHUYGBY WU "0 006 0! B0'

ml _ y, proposed by MY \.r~suci.eaful attempts of the Franc

sunevne or chanenawwn, amount of dvthins 111 ms blliliiml- lusilam nflmm. responses to by’ ans naman revolutions is aus- ‘3.“;’:;° "‘“W,°' 1”" °°‘

mn” '"3 m““' Mm” '"5 “Wu” Prof. R. Iiasen Wlsrnore. atitute a rest day spaced at a dif- 'nw "wma, but .ll our 1.

IMPERIAL SALARY CONTINUANCE PLAN

WOULDNT it be fine if your employer would

promise to continue your full salary to your family for a whole year after your death P.

L » 1 "..' o_)u_-_'_v

»;"f li-bf

Few employers will make such s provision, but you can make it for yourself under the Salary Continu- ance Plan of The Imperial Life. §

The change to another scale of living after the i

bread-winner is gone is one of the most diiicult re-adjustments which life can impose. If, for instance, you should die soon, would your estate provide an immediately available income sufficient to enable your dependents to carry on during that

crucial "first year”?

An Imperial Life Salary Continuancc Policy

providing for the payment io your family of $100 each month for twelve months after your death calls for a saving of only about lO cents s day on your part now-when you can spare the money- Imagine what is blessing the continuation of your monthly salary cheques for a whole year would be in helping your family gradually to change to ways of living within the income from whatever

_ estate you may bequeath

to them.

,__as---~.--..»¢»-.-usasgaaasa~._..¢-- --4

splendid violin solo. which wa-I ro g Tas Issnaiax. Lin Aluaawcs Counrn, m

i-\10fW¥l\lY lPP¥°¢ll'»¢d F’ A M d Haan Orricl, Toaosrro

U . - .

f lrds ACI' Pm. Patterson' aadreaa was in U71! wd 8 _ .

P-noun' Gain? B th’ m¢u,., of U mp 3 $136 glisase ggldgle full particulars of your Imperial

Ital, and was very p uresque sary nance an.

Ben Acorn and little son are~ Dlscusse presbnted. mn 1 ’ P

'ng in &iifax. ---- A large oong-regat o ynunl ""“'“'

--- O’!'1'AWA. A1111 27.-Claims thlt people almost illled the Kirk and HAU1"AX» Avril 3_5-i°°-1'\°4““ Nauru ....... .... ................................... .. . .

Canada sets the short end of the the choir was made up of volun- Pnl)-Th* Wm;-_Y'°‘

saaaanu sf protection afforded suns gm-| ,spend mm among those Bm °:‘__§‘d3°u“‘3:°°°°,,y me eu. Adm.: ......................... .. . ......................... ..Ay,.............

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nmesaatu 1..-sooo in and sm lsaieelm oiuia United New were e4'm°°d in W mn, .ns claus ul, M-4.. vm. aey in its elisooo su 8;? _ . _ __

_ , _

“ns” H111" pIi¢u»°y` ge, gy, 1°¢¢,¢.' House od Commons Friday nidht ll m 5,m41¢¢| _ U. Glennie, the Nova _a um , _Z =_=,

0 HOUSE N0. town, left' Baturday lnorninrm g several members pressed for revision .gm s_ o_ lgnmd y_ “_ Q L .N bsrmsn who made and lost a srnall

Also 126 visieesgsmm yqwywg umm, ofthetreaty. __ “,p|ym“b¢,dmm,_gMm gn. fortuneinthe wiidstoa market ol

sam; s. gc, ' ' -wa are not mains s fair deal. mo.

Q Amman cum' said Col. 'ihomas Cantley (Cons. °" “J gicnm, "_, ,usd by :hs broker.

rieteul, when eaumaiea for prow- .ge wmpany for me amount ei nu

E5’ 5555 d .E

L-Will.

. To ll'l‘dl°l.00l loflllv I”

Grafton lt. Apply 344 Kent lt.

L-N7!

_ mm Arssrlsers 2 m 0 ”‘°'“' "“‘°‘“°"““ ",;’",§‘;,°,‘1',,‘f,2“‘,§; ...$3 ¢'2‘.`§a"l.°"».l.“"‘u.'§.... -~a 'w...n so .mes .dmv in... . seas.. rooms. Thirty to forty-nve dsl- ii W* :"\§\*‘°" ‘vfsheau wholcule -n.g_» 11,, nn yu gsgmfmmms norms s supreme Court ,iury he

- 'uh °h°° lm f the moi-nine. psalm '12, 19. successfully contested Nl “Nm

lars.Osu\dfurnish.Phone2U-J

.2153 cgi?

1. itil

'l‘hsn#l'iy

Kolbdlivwle sorrytohaartha the Chtovwniliospi

tim work were before the House.

bm' ` "An, etaeaa and me birds were enema nr

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li ilis

‘I0 lall'-TWO III

KQICUI. fi!!! Ili

Qlliifllf-“M Hunter N var. A9- rl I. lfchsrd Hiilip Baknall. IG U. Blli-18 fimlftl serviae at lk ian rendsnce wednesday. April is

at li deloek. "vice, atult.“ll;l\- beth'a @tnd\, kill!!! P- ls Interment h Qdsdlald Oesn-

“lism willbledmllrkeu the Mari

y sno r -

ti|l'lei'."§on. Peter Venlot. (Lib-

Glouoester). in pressing for the nes- othiim d anew tres y more besie- ndal to Oansda. 'Peo members from Welhn &nada, hed 'lbtske (Lib. Humboldt) and J. L. Bowman (Oom- naaphml also :sims in ella emie-

flsn's(la|mera.l).snsfsrnisl\ed. '

DUTY. |-nd ¢g¢u_

enema-aiaaaa. on-aaa. rua- mghnm M

.§e

gsmablrdshaddlednearoalsary

' enisyearsaiepr.a.o.seaniev

Mileelllnilml ' iosn.oal¢al1nm.i-xsurgeatne

‘li b fi is

In Memoriam

hhelaidllbd

eisdnhk.

H sl

-n

Qwianoe of maintaining feedins

competent manua-

ggs-atlsni wma voluntary 1' 0

1 i

f 5'. l'l ' ll 23%? !s

llsiil

null!

UN- °*“"°Y ¢l\"¥¢d “°"“m uk' crash. Hs had run up a 310.000 the same degree of protection was 'nu 'A7531' (guna "Au .0 mon mm 5500900, ms stordadgamsblrdsinthevnitsd rnmmvm timhwmnhkhwepwrpm.

and let the whole earth be

shootlngtookplsceinthellnlted§_rnd;’u.°db°Hu‘\m°_unum¢h“_u_em“.w¢"“u“dwm_

Canadian Bap- mission among

ol India. It has sacrifice, labour an oscaslmi for

No peq>le,no

can llva on tha

past. Despite de- econemle problems.

preserve the memories

and sur;

2 'i R ‘I Ei &%%i i§l§.;i*?`f¢' l §:i5§rE;f§;;

icaaeaeniumesaailertnsioae

edcant handlln¢ oi his account bl' the ilrm. But the full bench re versed tina verdict in s miivfity deoidon recently. thmllh tho N4' ¢ea diriered in mer opinions ls W the amount due the firm-

eawssay the eomvsnre owned indicated they vwd be “"4” °°

have the amount V! 311'

r. Jus-

order

25? iz; *liz u

Will Report On Mar. Baseball Situation

(C. P. by Gaasllal

AlU@\l¥'.

'Downie

.. ln) 22-

George

Uflhlhlll.

of Maldon hssball com-

Provinces

Athletic

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thrown at ohurchu and convents as lhtruniats omtinued their de- monstrations aaainst-the conven- tion at bcorial.

listers Annad

At Puerta, police attempted in

disperse a danonstrstlon by tiring into the slr. Rtoiers fired at the |us.rds, killing one and wounding several. Nearby. a bomb was thrown into a hotel wrcding the buildlnl.

Madrid \-Iss partially in darkness

tonght, with munidpal gas lsmD- llghten on strike. It was the first time ln sevaal were that munich pal employees had been induced te walk out.

Allow Meeting' Btrmiiata had sworn to lrevent

the meeting at ll mortal. but the Government decided it should be

anyway. under heavy protec-

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there was no violmce than.

Another iscior in prvsswt-ln( the disturbances was general dxtis- factlon with the receritly-“Kd araneny law. Report were drou- lstlu in the capital that President Alcals Zamora had withheld his signature. This could not be son- illDd.

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Fox Farms Crow In Fur Variety

(Canadian Press!

UITAWA, April 22-Fox lermlnq

is now carried on in all the prov- lnces of the Dominion and the number of tsrrns has steadily in- creased, according to the Depart- ment ol Trade and Commerce re- ports.

Latest statistics available. thol for the year 1932. show 5.231 fll farms in Canada with a total il 99.100 foxes, of which 92,703 are silver foxes. In addition to the sil- ver fox. the psirh or cross fox, the red fox and the blue fox are ako raised on Canadian fox fanns.

Attempts to raise the blue fox is

captivity were made in the Mari- time provinces in 1912. a number oi’ the foxes having been imported from Alaska, where blue fox farm- ing had been carried on for some years. These early attempts wt! unsuccessful, but about the yeas 1921 fox farmer.: in British Colum- bia iound that the blue fox could be raised in t-hat province, cllmatis qnditions rroving more suitable.

'Diets an now in Canadian tea Danna Us blue iossa. 293 of these lain] recorded by British Oolumbh` and the remaining Mo dldributed .throilsh Quebec. Ontario and the Prairie Prvvincea

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