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Trust Companies Ca t In t e re s t Rate To 3 P.C.

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Appointment Of ’

D r. Tidrnarsh '

Announced B Y S E v n N s

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RETITEIATIBN’ THREATENEB BYliEiMANY

THREE MILEIUN’

Independence Of WBRKERSAIJIIEI]

Austria Assured

(C- P. By Gulnlialfa ﬂesh! Wire)

Moooollol And" Hitler Roooll lTii PAYR i] [LS ‘ﬂu M I l ll l.

of. the MoGill medical faculty and

ﬂier July l. associate at the Royal Victoria

all?!’ Wm Ply an interest rate of

Agreement On Future Of Re-

' ~l Wires per cent on deposits instead Hospital has bee a inted to an Bllllcesslve Defaults by °l “hm "u! one-hell w loll - - - - ationalRecove Act ’ ‘l Ppobahey - ~ France Held Equlv- ‘gsmlfrelg-‘llxénzlleuxllliﬁvlzlllills .2“... .3 Ecollomlq R ell r I s . public — Nazl Leader Will Not N Aids In worklé Ec_ ‘Edﬁéﬁiaﬁtiiit. it wiimltf. Calladlfs F o r e l ell ammo Fﬂrmalcan. cm n. m. on e§..§"‘.n.““.n§§; “ls Agaml Germ“ Return To Geneva Conference o ' R t r tion 33mm“ m" “ml” Trade llwreased 41 ceuaﬁom gmfenfagothcgllfgnwéglélnoglnecgt Im p ort s Will Be ___, ' ﬁglccodfs 8 ﬁr“ in. Tldmarsh. native of en», Percent In May As mm” 5W9"! “T150 Colwomrgstiorl; Met Counter By Andrue Bcrdlug, ' conference and the League of Na- o . S p Mwwwn’ P‘ E‘ I" obmmd m5 COITIDBYGd Th‘ , o: "h" “M- “WM” m" m’ m“ ‘W’ “mam” “W” Measures “m” "i" "ml" "ll" “m” Pml“ ‘"0" "Wm" W m8‘ l" U- 3- A- 5.2.". $°§§§°e$§neee t: dtrvleoiigl ‘inn? Same Month of The l Staff Writer) and the Chartered Trust and ' Vgtlyigglllzs-lflﬁﬂgrwﬁ) a- $gﬂxxffufle8llllleezliight to complete. pan“ TT“ cop ma: 87"“ Bllllallm‘ ‘m’ m‘ “mm he PPQVTOUS Year. I

Elmlll" “mW-"Y- (BY "will 5- ~l°l““°“- entered M06111 and obtained his

x‘ p. By Guardian's Special Wire) pARIS, June l5—There was a "wing feeling in parliamentary mp5 today that no “final settle- my," of the war debts question, on of on the occasion of each Qiault. is necessary, but that the pue already has settled itself.

The failure of France to hand m» the $59,000,216.57 due the United States today left her $14!,- m,'i59.44 in arrears. altogether, and "n; held in some quarters that MPSUCCCSSlVC defaults could mean puling more than that the debt ‘notion is as dead as if the obli- Flinn; had been formally cancell-

MUSICIANS ilN slim:

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

TORONTO, June 15—A Domin- ion-wlde strike of Canadian Radio been called for tonight. The strike will

Commission musicans has

By Elmer Peterson,

Associated Prue Foreign staﬂ. (By Guardian's special Wire)

BERLIN, June 15.—In an official communique, with a distinctly belli- cose tone, the German Government announced tonight that any econo- lnlc repriaala by Great Britain for the moratorium on Young and Daw- es loans will be met by quick retalia- tion in kind against British imports to Germany.

The communique was prompted by reports that Britain will establish a. compulsory clearing arrangement, and was regarded as a flat state-

greement that Austria, troubled lit- tle republic between their two coun- tries, must remain an independent nation and work out, its own destiny was reached today by Premier Muss- olini or Italy and Chancellor Hitler of Germany.

This decision meant that Hitler, himself a native of Austria, has giv- en up his plan for an “AXIBChllX-IIB" which would have united the two German-speaking countries into one.

Not only the future of Austria it- self but of all Europe may be affec- ted by the agreement of the W10 na- tional leaders which came at a time when an Austrian government friendly to Italy is being harassed by

In this matter, Count Ciano said, Italy will not take the initiative, since the- views c! Premier Musollni already have been started.

‘Ihese views are that Germany should be allowed a partial rearma- ment while other nations maintain their present forces,

Il Dune and his visitor did not draw up or sign any agreement, Count Ciano explained, but expres- sed "concordance of new" in regard to Austria. An official communique m be issued on the subject, he

‘There had been no intention, the apo‘ said, to reach definite accords on any point, stressing the

1934 by The Associated P )

WASHINGTON, June 15—The first year of NRA has demonstrat- ed that we are on the right track- American business, labor and gov- ernment have, acting in concert, raised purchasing power and em- ployment, stimulated production on same lines.

The year, with all its accomp- lishment, has laid a firm ground- work for executlm of the idea with which Franklin D. Roosevelt and his supporters in industry and lab-l or started out. We have no time to spend in patting ourselves on the back for right now the task

M.A. degree M.D., CM, two years later.

SiilE 0F illiIiBK EREMEDTES Will. BE PERMITTED

in 1922 and his

(C. P. By Guardian's Splciai Wire)‘.

OTTAWA, June 15—Canada-’l revenues during the month of May were increased by $7,368,062, and for the first two months of thl current fiscal year the increase waa $11,059,035, according to figures is- sued today by Hon. R. C. Matthews, Minister of National Revenue. For May both customs duties and ex< cise taxes were up more than 88m 000,000.

Reflecting an increase of rlearly60 percent in imports customs duties

at l start at midnight Walter Mur- melll 01 llle German P°ll°y 539-11159 N is m, 1 confronts us of consolidating the during May amounted to $8,803,153 p“ persons have hopes that Ger. doch’ President of’ the Toronto possible reprisals by other creditor lgefollﬂve rlélleslggntbhligdefgaponant zttaléeﬁlélegngggnil: gllsrﬁelntlgfgzng‘; national gains that have been compared with $5,208,457 for the‘ tally 9V9!‘ will 5"!" PaYmE Yelmf- Musicians’ Protective Association ‘llllélsgilﬁlgllglllﬁll-that Germany has NW1; o; the“ twoday personal underst -- betwee l the two scored of refining and perfecting Measure Sponsored By some month last year.

guns again, even on the 10 per- nnt basis of the Lausanne settle- unt, and without reparations ln-

and chairman of the musicians’ radio committee in Canada, de-

clared.

announced readiness to enter nego- tiations on the moratorium question, but insisting that such negotiations

meeting near this historic city, the two premiers had advised the press through a. spokesman that Mussolini

heads of the governments. Mussolini and Hitler will continue this understanding in personal cor-

codes and their administration. But the record of NRA to date is

one for Americans to take pride in.

Once the confusion strirred by the

Hon. Murray Mac- Laren Is Much Less

Excise taxes totalled $10,247,162, an increase of $3,390,535 over May of 1933.Excise duties-amounted to $3,423,406, or $501,269 more than the

med observers see no chance of

OTTAWA, J 15--"It i t mypaymcnts to the United States. um s no

because of wages. Tile position is that the American Fedora-tion of Musicians want us to use members

had not been able to induce Hitler to return to the Geneva Disarma- ment Conference.

Count Galeazzo Clano, member of

respcndence, he said.

Earlier, correspondents were told by a. German spokesman that no formation of an Italian-German bloc

will not be possible “under pressure." the communique ironically states that “the British Government seems to proceed from the idea that Ger-

yapplng and hulla-balloo of die- hard critics is pushed aside, we have coldl, hard facts to point to: industry has

corresponding month a. year ago. Sundry collections were off $18,000.

For the month, total collection! » '_ were $22,542,952, as against $15,-

Stringent Than When First Brought

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l ‘ of their body exclusively on broad- the Italian staff hére, told newspap- to offset other European combina- Bustantially all 685B‘ but We cannot do this be- magiliéisﬁlotlisdggfy unponﬂnt ‘actor ermen that Hitler informed Muasol- tions is contemplated. come forward" voluntarily to co- House‘ 174,889, or an increase of nearly 50 l ‘ S, Qause we are agenda; of the Attention wu- even can“ w the ini that Germany will gobaokto the operate in the enterprise of econo- (c R By Guuidluﬂrstpecm wk‘) percent. p ' »'_ r crown”. This was the statement of ‘Mt m“ during the m,“ qumel. o! mic restoration. Four hundred and AWAI June m __ A hm pub Total collections for the two I

months of the fiscal year amounted . l l

fifty codes are operating. The re-

into effect at midnight tonight.

"We do not anticipate much trouble except, perhaps in Toronto, whore the union is strong organiz- ed. We were advised of the strike yesterday and sent a Nun ' officer to Toronto for a. confer- ence."

"But we are prepared to meet the emergency," Mr. Charlesworth continued. He said. many program- mes olld not call for musicians and he intimated the commission had prepared such programmes.

"Since the strike in Montreal last Sunday, we have been using non- union musicians, of which there are many in Canada." He believed the strike was called in sympathy with the Montreal branch of the

compulsory clearings.

"Germany in all events Ls ready and determined to retaliate against any such measures against German imports in whatever form with cor- r " -v counter en," the communique said.

“In the interest of mutual trade relations, which would be further re- duced if such compulsory measures were adopted, it would be opportune if the thought of such one-sided pro- cedure againat German exports were not indulged in."

The communique was accepted as further proof that Germany finds strength as far as economic reprisals are concerned in the lack of har- mony between obligations which pay interest and trade balances.

In this connection the German

Hector Charlesworth, Canadian m, G h d 1 . ' '_ m h _ -W;. _____ Radio Commission chairman, to- m,’i,“,§,,,,§'“‘3;",,,g,,,3, ‘ﬁx-X: Dalhousle Prgf, Seeslmpygvement mainder will soon be done. ﬂing, glgdfcffelg llfbglljfilg°glfglzs to $34,438,111, compared with $23,. ~ ,~_. 1118M 1-" illlmmenll"! °n 5 despalcll with the British Empire, the infer- , , ' _ Private payrolls‘ have increased or for the renal at a number o‘, d,» 379,082 for the same period of 1933, y l "Announcement! l" lnleﬂvll In from Tozonto which said a strike m“ being ma; Gennmy has the Head Unlv In Conditions In -.;;-; c; calms ‘over a year eases held to be o‘ a nature m re_ or an increase likewise of nearly 50 ..» l , lll‘ ""“""‘ “' a "w" ll" “"1 0! 00111101581011 11105101005 WOIIld 8° advantage in a possible battle of ' 53°? ‘"1 “ll-“llllle mllllmlll" °l 3" quire lmmediat and expert medical pelcelll‘ ' l ' ‘W’ lwlm‘ l" '“l"“'°°' ‘ 000,000 more workers are employed. attention, w“ passed through com_ OTTAWA, June l5-Canada'd ‘ , l

Of Manitoba

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

HALIFAX, June lit-Sidney Earle Smith, M.A., LL.B., Dean of Dalhou- lsle Law School, will be the next President of the University of Man- itoba, sucoeeﬁng Dr. J. A. McLean. -who retired this spring to reside in Victoria. '

Dean Smith announced his accept- ance tonight in a message to D. C. Coleman, Winnipeg, chairman of the Board of Governors of the western institution. His successor as head of Dalhousies fumed law school will not be chosen until later in the sum- mar.

Born at Port Hood, N. S., in 1887,

and hundreds of thousands of these owe their jobs to nothing in the world but the shortening of work hours by codes.

The principle that a working man or woman is entitled to a de- cent wagc—that labor is not a commodity to be purchased at the hardest bargain to be driven-has been established, I firmly believe, for all time.

The abolition of child labor-an

foreign trade bounded up 4i per- cent in May, compared with tho same month of 1933, according t0 figures issued here today by Hon. R. C, Matthews, Minister of Na- tional Revenue. Durlng the month, exports and imports had a value of $110,782,515, compared with $78,- 502,967 for the month of May, 1933.

For the two months of the cur- rent fiscal year this country’; vol- _ - ume of foreign trade has increased ' i ' l from $118,971,913 last year to 8177.- 179394 this year, or an upward surge of slightly more than 48 per- CED .

During May the value of Canad- ian exports was $57,899,511, as against $45,576,337 for the same month of 1933, while imports in.

mlttee of the Commons tonight. The measure brought on an interesting discussion particularly among the physicians in the Chamber as to what diseases should be included. 'I'l'le measure was sponsored by Hon. Murray Mcbaren, Minister of Pensions and National Health. The object he said was. to protect the public. against “quack medicines." Often persons stricken with a dis- ease tried these medicines and in do- ing so delayed visiting a physician with the result that valuable time was lost while the disease progres-

S .

The bill as finally adopted was much less stringent than when first brought into the House. An amend- ment was passed that enabled im-

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"'Reserve June 23 for Clyde River Play at Wheatley River Hall. 14-5992.

With the intention of spending a three weeks vacation at his old home in Marshfield, Mr. L. A. Gib- son, Winnipeg, Dairy Commision- or for Marlltoba, arrived in the [province last evening. He reports tthat thsrains of June 4 have [greatly improved the prospects of the grain crop in the West, that the hay will be short. Prev- ious to June 4, the weather was very dry. Manitoba, he says is go- ing into mixed farming more in- tenslvely than formerly. There is a little better feeling throughout the West, and conditions seem to

"rallies-St. Peter's Monday. ' L-5996.

"See ‘Lena Rivers”, Kelly's Cross lull, Thursday 21st. L-5999.

"Reserve Tuesday, June 26th for Festival at Marshflgld. L-6000.

"Ice Cream Social in Bradalbane Village school, Saturday, Junie‘ - 61

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Dismiss Actions Against Pa s to r

"Attend the Festival, Dance and

:1.‘ I Sports at Head of Hillsboro, Wed- “mom , _ l be somewhat on the up grade. rt u d Sal t h 1 m ‘l “M”; June ZOHL L_5993_ gllztiflug: olfulialuéixneg: iiggiezcihatalggilgg gialijxslnlletrléigviupbcésiilgxjdaséollsgs {B31165 are offered better prices (c P B G mspecm win) ggllgngonasarzhe libglsliaifd rigid 1c‘ we: ggaéid from $32,926,630 to $52,. F.

. inted out that 4o percent of the only a2 at the time of his apoolnl- l ell" Pmdllwe- A W“ BB° mm‘ ' ' y u“ _Di.s issal "m" l“ l° "ml" Pmplml“ °'- ll lime’ of th 12 " - . l '~ f Th Bir h r l” ttln '1 a a ts MONTREAL, June l5 m _ ‘ e commodity groups ..

Wmmg ° l’ ° °~°' °° total obligations Dayinll interest are merit at Dalhousie in 192s. Eight s" were re K all cen a, was made hm many of 51x actions they did. were addressed to the med comprmng me export bum”

dozen for their eggs and this year they are getting 13 and 14 cents. The average price for butter is

ical profession. In the original bill the sale was prohibited except to the

Made Poison For

Cream Parlor, Carleton, June 16th.

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years after he joined the faculty of has a large debit trade balance.

law as 1n assistant professor showed increases with slight dawn‘

es in three others-wheat flour, fish - |

taken by the City of Montreal

against Rev. Victor Rahard. pastor

I I g l; t _ m di 1 p f i . "00"" l° lllll I” Cream Fesllvlll Killing Husbands pallxrhllxallftisaivgeedclerrllttiljd Ullllteud gt:- Pﬂgﬁitth 5001f call/lit‘ airlgoldlfrsmgitlle? 2° 1'2 “m5 l Wlmd- of the French Anglican Church °l ‘Asiaameddeilfsttlll: advertising of re- and cheese‘ T: ‘l Sl- AY""°“"5 s°ll°°l- ""11" Rm‘ tes with which country Gerlnanv ctlldylnz at Port Hood High School Mr- Gibson. who is accompanied the Redeemer. for alleged llléifll‘ meclles for diseases on the schedule . lino, June 16th. 10-5954. now has a debit trade balance. he prgcggded to King's conegq m. by his wife, left the East 32 years tion of building lav-laws 0°11? "l: was pfghibltgd “mus the ‘diva-me. -——- (c. r. by Guardian's Special Wl") Comment in some circles here, calving his B. A. in 1915 and his 58°. and since that time has visit- in placardlrls the wells ° ment. was addressed to the medical . _ _, "llk-“EYYB dale July 11m 5m‘ F95‘ BUDAPEST, June l5—A womﬂll meanwhile, was to the effect that M A 1n1919_ Awarged an 1,1,3, n; ed his native province twice. church with notices. progessum 1n “my to E_ a E me We ; , “'51 l“ Em RIIYETW by “ﬁlm who manufactured poison for Klll- the moratorium on the Young and Dims“... h. 1920 he did post-grad- The notices in question form l1" Chcvrier (Lib. cmnwln, the minister er; C.‘ . . . , - lieartz Hall, 1-"5953- ing husbands and six women nllcg- -Dawes loans means the end of pav- uate work at HITYVBTG Law School basis of a, criminal action by 0Y0" said that while the general method . l , u ed t0 have Pllruhﬂwd 1181' 80-11011" ments on these Oblisﬂilllﬂs- and returned to Nova Scotia in 1921 S R k v vinciai police by which Mfrbﬁlllllqlfirig followed in advertising to the medi- r ‘ ~ R. Cm“ dBlm" Pliyeg! El l??? teed concoction and used it w I165" to become an assistant professor at enator an tn islaoicusfdcgi blaslglgesmgeugnlpr; 1.1mm; cpl plroiﬂslsgg? iwsasmthroughlcplges- SmF-“CE ‘s ; lver Mon ay, June 1 . X09 0n troy they mates appeared in Darhousm ' crmna arge 8011B Del‘ 0a . ere W00 n0 » ‘ lltriormnnce. Dance with orchestra. court changed Wm, murder here In 1925 he went to 0530006 Hall. Dles Aftef “fee for some time. Legal issues were objection to publishing them in daily (Rm-DEN Buf . @5974’ today. More than 15 deaths were I I Toronto, one year before he became debated before accused was finally papers provided; the statement was 5 , ., ——-— attributed to the clique. DISITUSS 31 Dem, o; Dglhousie Law School he Weeks Ill" e s s committed to trial in the Coutrtboi made iln the auvertisement l WOMEN hi5 A _ ‘v Y' P- l-l- °l Mlllvlew wlll Plesellli The manufacturer oi’ the drug 1 - , was appointed assistant editor of the King's Bench. Oil arrnlgnmen e was drected to medical DIN! 0 011 I . the“ may "He" cllmes chum" l“ that did the lethal work accord- Intefnes fofn Canadian Bar Review. Another hon- fore that tribunal Mr. Rahard ers. - ‘ ~_ l New Perm Han’ mlday’ June 22nd’ 1118 i0 $116 ihdif-limﬂll- W“ Full" ‘m’ w“ “llllelled m‘ mm a yo“ h“ (C. P. B! Guardian's Special Wire) changed his oplllln and requested lprdvrlgllt-lllrst sllilliyiaefgllsledzwlolllidhlllillllidrrhe ~ l l d,

Auspiccs Women's Institute. L~5990. Duma, who is supposed to have er when he was made Secretary of sTRA-ITDRDI on," June 15_m._ gpecdy trial before a. Judge of the, Brtarlosclerom’ blood

Hospital

_ , the trial appendicitis, l Ilypaper as me yaw material the conference of commissioners on mwemen ,_ were being made w_ court of sessions. Date for i B 1 by d!“ )

"W tR 1t w ' I m te “s” unif it r1 gislatlon in Canada. b r1 d for July 24. lull-loll us. rs s ase. cancer es oya y omens us “ c; nel- trade. Havllls made "P a orm y o e night m- me funeral or senator ll” 9°“ Xe by-law which m. diabetes, diphtheria, dropsy, epilepsy. l

Considered an authority on trusts, he has written a number of books

hospital here today after three zlgjgulgfjufefgeaggjfulgxlla"1mm" weeks’ illness. He will be buried

.. .- (Monday afternoon with a public I . D“,,';‘a,§,;§,§s,,§§§‘§§lcggofjfg°lg§ihgservice in Central United Church oéauthm.’ is a standard m“ book m ‘and interment at Avondale Cemet- Canadian law schools. Other works fr!” include “Manual of Canadian Busi- Bella-l" Rmkln W55 a familial‘ ness Law," written with J. D. Reid. land Pmmlnenl? "Bu"? l" 5W5‘?- 1nd “cases on equity." fordh social and political life for While at Dulhousle, Dean Smith 48 years. He was taken ill in Ot- was largely instrumental in arrang- i-BWB laid in Mﬂy 8nd IEIIIOVBCT i0

M22351‘ $250 accused of vkﬂagm; erysipelas, gall stones, kidney stones.

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t Recorder Aime LeBlunc agreed eases’ with counsel nnd dismissed the six

Annual Afternoon Tea at Mrs. Lem- m1 MncKlunorYs, Highfleld, Wed- llesllﬁl’. Jlillc 20th. L-5984

bottle-full of dlcatil dealing nectar. Dr. J’. P. Rankin, 79, who died in ‘she would sell it for 33 cents and ' guarantee the results, according to "long River Dramatic Players the pwwmﬁlon’ ,‘,“l§,f,w§§‘,°, $5 Present "The Country Minister" in had d°n° 5 W0: ' n of’ $2 29 Graham's Road Hall, on Monday ‘wwld clam a “bonus mow» ' damn; June m,“ 1,59“; l more from the _ happy W ~

(c, p, By Guardian's special Wire) MONTREAL. JMTlQ 15 Apoll- cations poured into the Notrc Dame Hospital nerve tonight from candidates for the 31 interne- ships left vacant by the summary dismissal of as many intemes who went on strike yesterday as rllnieel against the appointment of a Jewish interne, Dr. Sam Ralbinovltch. with l-ilospital specialists tem- porarily handling the internes

[grs C")? sowlNG SOVCOVERSNLARGEST AREA EVER YET CULTIVATED

"Prom now on the Blue Bus Ber- vlce will not run on Wednesday till iurtllcr notice but will run every

sllulliuy evening by regular route l

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authorities to dismiss Df- 30m Rabinovitch for n0 other M88011 than his faith. prompted the 31 mun-ms to gbﬂgg l; walkout which

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British Colony

Dancing Contest in Lot. 65 Hall on - 1 farms the plant- June 2m, Good “ea send entries lww“ m‘ mum" ve o, ‘b La per Ixﬁnneﬂlmfd against them. the House of Commons as a Liberal BERl-‘lll- ‘lune 1km‘ Alexmder . n , 15_B _. .\iii'i‘ll0llOlii)illi‘Ail_ l° Plllr clerlcllnphew Wlltslillrgbla g,_°*°°°“'“‘ q“ as y They m "W "l l°°‘° ml" Bars Jdp 600118 l" lay-gr,‘ vlvljfjlﬁgulglmlllf, ‘f3; adaryallldtairiictdrliiscllﬁl: heffieflﬂlllii gngclloindutlheilaytllortdt iIFJ.§'.' lliiiifeiitllillsllmlm“ “a m: ' _____ _ b it f drawing the 26th Bempill accepte an appanmell l lllutsflll .. I T V’, . "Buying live hogs Hunter River o (C. P. By Glwﬂllll’! 3000b! Wl") $131912 Iliuemsm?ntelde lggrTh Bimllrllle ills 501095 Wllh E- D- as lmlmrury “.°’°“""“°“1<;"9v1/llerlot§'$513.0. f. g: -l 1 “lulu. June 19th Everett Haslam "Reserve Wednesday. July 4th» B tt Dentes CASTRIES, st. Lucia. June 1s- pel-ure representative until his ep- B°8°lillb<>llz the challenger. lNewfoulldll-uda "B" h “"6111”! _v.....~.....~.~c . g; ,9 Emerald buying sar-ne date Alden for his tea-party “l Boﬂeni, enne Japan is barred from shipping any polntment to the Senate in 1925. At "l" ma! {filed Kaltlwm cévzlopnlfezl; ,3", m; L . 0 , ' t later. - ti t this British 1- Alekhine ha a a e a o . ,. 2 . ‘Mlle!llllfnglggiilnl-xlnrilliiigedigcxlllal“ amounumm , NCIUSPUPer Story linISIelIIwlTiillTSAnO act passed bvotlla . 15% points. the number lleaassllgv all "l emevgtlwl°m Pl""'°‘l “i. I. n 1-4596"- "cﬂ" “l° by ll“ “dies Tcldthois‘ ___ “lllllllllllll l°‘l“l' m" ‘l“°l"" °“ RCSCIIGS GIT’ l” mllke-hm me whAnﬂll i” t e Thgcovedlstlngliised British flier. '\i~lT..i'li-o}i' l“ u“ ____ st. James Church at 1o oclocL ma] foreign rayon agd ﬁottiornpllﬁe _ eegtee; 1:35:13: lisggilmelilgerleg by a who h“ held m“ ‘my m, m“ |,‘,‘,,,,,,, i“ _ 3’: l G l , ‘ . _.. 0°d5_ n15 i, g 5 , e l‘. .. ontrra ... gfhhuledlngotrllgifviixhnlﬁogglgd mom n8 1 w‘ P’ “is: 1T5Eg$$ dame procIarxiiElJiSlC allmounlclng the F r0111 Df0wnlng score 0f eight wor}! totthrlce, with aisggltrgd 111x062!“ ilIémgll-‘gllémd ":1: i gintlnunbliﬁh __ _ ﬁ - Hor H m; "B dance in l-Iillsboro Ccmso- 0T1‘ . mom-w u, L50 announces that 15 games drawn. ‘l0 o as were: ~ - ‘ I L‘ _ gecmtary Qegfulidhiiargntdmh rfave idatedu School on Thursday. Jag 316:, Mt? °‘§,,,,’,‘.,°,,',',?,’§§1§ Japan ‘has already fulfilled her um Pew" “me ‘ix_yea,._°1d Dr.‘ Alckhine, 15'-_-; Bogoljubow. at?‘ ht?‘ewaangyolialiaiirltriﬂpreaseld ll,’l‘_,l,lrl,’f,‘,,,_,n“_n i}; 0st desirable classes. Kings County 2i. Elliott-p orchestra, L- w 00o mo “um b, spent m Mom- quota. mum“, 01M; um My; Jggk peg. 10B- , i H he would remlm m FORECAST ‘lites only. L-6838. ———— ' ' w. "man Q’ g Thus another colony has fallen o" o; summem- w“ rescued The next chanlplonshlp series bilit es. e said ‘ ‘I “m” Pr H"‘_n_v__““darln_ t" “Notice-The dedication of the "l1 P1P“! 0n ~ ¢ ' u“ will be bctlvocn Dr. Alz-kliine and Jllnunry- ' "l" " ' ‘ '

in line to make Britain's Lanca-

from a watery grave yesterday after-

f l vi l.: ll it] l and coll wiih Meanwhile it is understood he "film, ztfl"tz‘crﬂl'"fhoaf,r,,_ '

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3 ‘ lock to . l" '0 ma: ma!) llldhlml geggdlllrnggrllyfel: clvrezlilnenotclilf $8’? Zﬁﬁémmiil. (Tgtlgelllitmixt-ﬁqllild ehid°ﬁild°lli’“ii3iilliié ‘Sig: gmlrdgzmltrldlaeaxll trlllehedtgleo 211E315 ne quintuplets are going w cell new asltunrllf. ltnlla hstllsvfg. llalglhlrlé! P J“*r‘_';l,',n lllllgﬂfl u_'"""" “'°“""d"‘- " “M11000: m small advta. nn day. ‘ ‘ ' ' . 1 tested th t th lffect. would brill: Th tid n d b t r r the shoes. ‘more were ﬁve tlllvvlrs on s e l" V" V" " _~ " .1. l... h... » l. l ("in hm- ." m“ o" m e t soon or glovszrhxlglllenﬁfllgo: £12m; hill; a hardshilll tolh: working P901319‘ program Sacha: ldllathgoun‘; In: who dilplﬂly hi"? W00!’ at ‘he 52g” Balm“! ' "Walled lllrlll“ l" Can-lliltfllfnllllltlllll ‘rlnnilelloh-Tvinwl mm“ p . ll u are no such bdvta. will ap- “you will either die oo real, was quoted ea saying that an The quotas are based on the im- grabbed hold of her hair as she was manufactures cxhsllbiliéverfigtérg u; aJagM new ‘he commas!“ GW- ' we“ d"! _ “twink Borduua“

Pear unless the order la ec-

“lllllanled with payment.

""18- Si o thev are looking more like CBMTLOTTETOWN m me "em o, enhell hﬁpplsloore in Montreal. ‘rhere was no auth- yards while 11,550 each was alloted ed. The little one had acme water ze . , . L f n i _ t z u b] m New. 2x. n. 111.; 1 n. m. daily ucept snn. GUARDIAN gtzl-sulgutlllurmllgcnélldllllottetown. ' ority for such a statement, said to trance. Bwiturlanéll,‘ 8616111111. hi: herllllﬂbutaoorzrcccveredflomm shoes than foo wear or ve n xz 351d PTO em; My’ whining “and”. my a I ., . b“ 3mm“ aellmd, , auaaia. aluminum-G, -

1 _ Our endowment ab ‘Blhvesolvllags tlhzgproblem satisfactorily,

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expenditure of from 851700.000 i0 36,000,000 would probably be made

ports on the years 1927 to 193i. United States ia alioted 228.610

going underhnd brought her to after the show

safety, she would have been drown-

Canada for the famous children

ernment is looking to aviation to solve serious communication and!

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