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MONDAY.

ieiiiuaiv is lhe Furniture Month!

February is recognized as a Month of Lower Prices in Eur")- ture but Low Prices mean nothing if the Quality '9 lacking. __ _ _ _ ‘ At Holman‘s you'll find that Quality is the first consider- ation . . and at the Low Prices we can offer you. W" H realize that it is Value Supreme. See these groups today- without fail.

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i. v - ' d on our Furni- We have grouped together in our Windows an _ ture Floorbseveral Living Room Groups.éailliligisﬁgﬁjtgzil-gvﬂgg items Listed. Each group includes a h e5 f; uires iEach several pieces of Furniture that every _ome 3d - Group is an Outstanding Value at the Price Quo e .

Group No. 1

Mohair Suite in Attractive Cushions. Walnut Finished Occasional Pieces, arid your choice of Bridge, FIOOF- 0|‘ Ta" Lamp, Cushions and Runner to blend

with the whole. .12 PIECES

Each Group '7 includes :

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FIRE SIDE CHAIR GTOIII) N0. Z h l ' L g Attractive Kroehler Suite, upo- ‘ ARM CHAIR 511113 in Taupe Mohair,with Contrasting ll CHESTERFELD Cushion Tops. Tables and Small Pieces T‘ TABLE i are well designed and Finished. Tgﬁ . _,- BL. group will make a vory at-

; E “D TA E tractive Room. 12 PIECES

SMOKER

MAGAZINE RACK’. TABLE RUNNER LAMB STAND LAMP SHADE

Group No. 3

Here we have grouped a Kroehler Suite with exceptionally high back and solid Walnut Trim. Tables and Occasional Pieces also in Solid Walnut. Your choice

of very attractive Lamps and

TWO CUSHIONS Cushions. 12 PIECES . . .. .. . e In A“ Other Groups iit Attractive Prices

ii LAMP SPECIAL $7.95

' l Twelve Plgces- s22 oua wzsr wmoow FOR SUPER VALUES m LAMPS

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aEPORT 0F THE GENERAL They have a monthly social or 1.01.1111; out on, pai- with previous SECRETARY 0F THE Y. M. C. A.‘supper, at which they entertain months, Wednesday is Ladies day

FOR Till‘; MONTH 0F JAN. their lady friends, and also go out s; tbs y, and (mm 9,30 A M_ “n. frequently to the tobvesan slide n1 10.15 p. m. their classes hold The club also has its hockey and. sway in the gymnasium. Basket- baskctball teams, and attend their bsll seems go be moss popular, with gymnasium class session two or Badminton and some other pieces ities for January. We me pleased thrive times a week. This group 110s of aparatus coming next. All told.

i icnticiilcn: The following report is lust a lrief summary of the main actw-i

-HANSFOB.D' Balsam of Myrrh will heal any wound or core on man or boast. Price 35c, 65c 0r 81.25, postage paid. Order at. Bruce's.

' 1034-2-20-21.

—IIOCKEY match at Kensington Rink Monday evening, February 22, 8.15 p. m, Kensington Granite Bis- ters vs. OLeary Sisters. One hour's skate after match. Admlsion, 25o. and 15c. 1042-2-20-21

along with the speakers have been more than pleased.

Ladies Auxiliary: Our Ladies have been very active this winter. Besides the four Y's Men's Club suppers, they held one Afternoon Tea. Despite it being a rainy after- noon, tha ‘Ra was well attended and passed off most successfully. The Ladies are doing everything in their power to assist the Y. M. C. A., during these critical times, and our thanks are due them for their earnest efforts and for their financial help..'I‘heir own meeting this month was most encouraging. Membership: It is most difficult to secure membership these days, and our total membership is not as large as we would like it, nev- ertheless we should feel encourag- ed that we are holding our own during a difficult and trying per- iod. New members secured this month were nine, renewals secured were eighteen.

Bowling: At the present time we have six leagues in operation, and a few other groups who come once a week. The leagues are as fol- lows: Rebekah, Commercial, C. N. R. Y's Men's, Y's Menettes, and Zion Guildl We have room now for three or four more leagues and in the near future, we may be able to have several more in operation. We are glad to report that during the month the mid-winter refin- ishing was accomplished without loss of time, and we were able to keep all leagues going at the time. This was one of the major tasks of the month, and it took your staff almost two months to com- plete it.

Finances: During January a special effort was made by the Finance Committee to clear up as many of our outstanding pledges as possible. It was a difficult mat- ter, and not very much headway was made. Another special effort should be made as soon as pos- sible. In this respect letters have gone out to many of those having unpaid pledges for 1931, paving the way for a‘ personal call from some of the Directors. If a real earnest

close our books this year without adding to our overdraft.

In closing, with the end of our fiscal year only ten weeks distant, we have serious cause for real earnest thinking, especially for the close of this years’ business, as well as considering our 1932 May Financial Campaign, the set us and help which we may need. If we set ourselves to the task, seek- ing God's help, we can still comc through successfully.

Respectfully submitted,

R. A. Pencilcton, General Secretary. Chairman Physical Committee:

1o report that in l‘l(‘lli"l'ﬁl, lhllYIﬂ. twenty‘ three or tivciity-iour iiicln- everything 1s runmng JiilVC born up to the usual i-innd- hers, and the £l\'l‘l'.1g6 atteiidiirirc gmgothly wit}, use girls and ladies crd. Activities iii all dcpzii-imciits for the month was seventeen. As gfgupg, Bssketbsu gsmss and 3nd- have been well attended, and the several new members were brought mingon goumsmsngs smong visual winter program has been in recently, their attendance is Classes are dojng much to sustain lirilt in full swing. numbering up to twenty-one and rhsqnrsrsst s: s11,

llnys Work: The ilsuzil program twcllty-tivo. Altogether the Hl-Y

0i‘ building activities silrii as rcft- ‘Club is a distinct success, and as ular gymnasium classes, tournaments, checker games, ping- greater help to the Young Mer pong, moving pictures, social nut- Christian Association. As it is now, 11125. etc. Several of our oluirzns to many of lhcm iil'C acting as Junie: iiic toboggiin slide hrici to he iail- Zlciirlcrs: and assisting in the Physi- rolled during the iilomiy l‘.'.“.l‘uh(‘l'.'c;il Department, prggram,

Skating

tiered conslderaie with the attend-

mice of

nihcr boys groups were wcll to the front in daily attendance in 110.1111‘. Y. M. C. A. and in boosting

building.

Student Work: The Sllli'l“ltiS arc boosting u“; y_ M_ C_ A_ ‘using our building mvrc iiwn own? ‘This group. besides mooring each and they are also ]0il'llii'{ in thefrhus-sdﬂy night {or general activities to n gi"i,-iil.cr cx- lprogfilill, have

boivliili; time gocs on, they will become of

and school lwﬂki-v inter- Y's Dion's Club: Our Senior Ser- vice Club is growing stronger (‘llUll week. The members are more

fully realizing their allegiance to

our Junior class, but hill l

their Y's Men's Club, they arc

supper and

services were

Sunday Evening Services: These held in January Volleyball starting on the, 17th, when all students had returned. On January Badminton 17th, the meeting was held in the lTrail Rangers .. Baptist Ciiurch with thrcc hiiiid- Basketball

red attending. Mr. Donald Camp- bell, student representativc of the Buffalo Students Conference was the speaker. On the 24th. we met iii the Central Christian Church with four hundred people attend- ing and Mr. D. L. Davidson. Tor- onto, was the speaker. This was an extra. fine meeting. Mr. Davidson gave a splendid aldress and held the interest of all. ll bmvlilli; lcllizlwriilst, our meeting was llcid in

On Jiinuary

wit. Esiwclnllv on"- ihry more in- [or their own, participate with the Hssi-tzyiaii with some three suns. tercsted n0W in 111011‘ il-"tiwlb-"rll [Y's Mvncttcs iii their league. They red young people attending. Canon leagues. Their usual Siitiirciiiwuyso have a 0.0110300“ Class on E M_ Malone w“ the spnnkcx. on

the Boxing and Handball

188 Hi-Y Club . Special Ladies “H.404 372 Total _ 1,515 1,519 Boxing. Handball and Basket-

ball have proven most popular during January, and now that our men's Basketball league has been formed, we expect a larger attend- ance in our next months report. Our ladies classes which have slackcncd down in January, should

__ THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN cualzillglw; ‘WESTERN GUARDIAN ‘N-

C. Known Plans i Long DistanceFlight

NEW YORK. N. Y” Fob. 20—-Hi.s plima shrouded in secrecy, N. C. |Bruwn, former United States army flier painted an anti-freezing sub- ‘stance on the wings of his giant plans last night. He placed the ship _in the hangar ct Floyd Bennett field for the night refusing to give !any information as t0 when or for where he would hop off.

It was reported at the field that Brown probably would take 00f to- monow for Orchard, Mo. He would prepare there for a ﬂldht on which it is behaved he hopes to break the long distance record of Boardman and Polando, set when they flew to Istanbul last summer.

It was reported, he planned either so head from Old Orchard for South America or across the Atlantic Ocean.

The South American view was advanced by the Newark ledger in a copyright story. It Elves Euenos. A‘res as his destination.

Politics And War

C_HARM_ING DRESSES of distinguish this very new arrivals in Crepe, Celanese,

offered prices.

Newly. brightly smart are these

CFBPQ Celanese Dresses in two tone

gemblnagpitk Spanish Tile, Vine mo. a d a .

Sizes 14 t°§4u

Many of our customers are choosing these pretty two tone color combin- ations — there's a wonderful value in a silk crepe in Spanish Tile with black gunk ‘line Ggeenthwgiith Brown and ac rimme WI t e new print

Concern Japanese ,

l TOKYO, Feb. 20-—(A.P.)-Japan's voters went to the polls to settle domestic policies today while gov-E armament leaders pondered the need of sending still more troops to | ‘Shanghai to enforce their ultimo:- um. The Seiyiikai (government) party. was inspected to emerge victorious ova-i- the Minseito (opposition) i party in a campaign fought chiefly on the inﬂation issue. Both parties ‘ support in the main the state's military 11°11!!! and the result is_ unlikely to affect the course of the Sine-Japanese conflict. I Premier Inukai called on n1lIp€IDf Ilimhito last night and was under- stood to have submitted grave de- ciaions for his-approval. His move came after an important cabinet meeting at which Minister of War iAraki warned that Marshal Chiang Kai-slick was reported to be lead- ing heavy reinforcements into the Shanghai lines in defiance of the Japanese demands. i

Quebec Legislature

Qonrsciilc, Que, mo. zo-(sy no‘ Canadian Prw)—Notable for its increases in taxation and its lengthy dwete on the Bt. Lawrence Water- way! the first session on the 18th legislature of the Province of Que-' bee was prorogued today with a brief speech byHon. H. G. Carroll, Lieutenant Governor. Hon, Mr. car. l

effort is made, we may be able toimu l"! WW1 Went to 9- 1°11! Iii-ll

of bills, which included upward fie-l Ivis’on of taxes on gasoline, cOIPOT-i ations, railways, meals. amusements and bottled liquor.

To Lecture On Problems Of India

HALIFAX. N. s. m. 20—(By] lThe Canadian Prwl-"In gradually Wﬂchlﬂl! 350.000.1100 people to settle down to Democratic forms of Gov- emmeng after centuries 00f official rule. the British nationis tackling a task w-pieoedenied in history," sir Henry mwrence, x. c. s. 1..

ence has accomplished a great deal‘ ‘in improving public ophion among the Indian masses, but patience is

and Mlierenoes held.

Bli- Henry pictured England as the impartial arbitrator bet/ween the two meat religious bodies, Mosiems and Hmdlw- rwelvins nit-koala from both sides. The struggle bet/ween Moslema and Hindus for control and

lobedience campaign it effect- The following is a statement of distinguished former administrator New ream“ ‘WW “d order’ s].

A Silk Crepe Dress of exceptional value features the popular puff sleeve, and is shown in the most ap- proved spring colors, this one in sizes 14 to 20 only '

Icarus

Many a time you have paid $16.50 for dresses not so good-nor so pretty as this wonderful line we're showing at $10.60. SILK CREPE, the latest New York ideas, Vine Green, Keltic Green,

E.:%:‘:::::"r;i:u:irr:?..'11°$10-50

most amazin | notable showing 0% fltgglel;

. Silk Crepes, silk Prints. Dresses of the most delightful type are you at little more than half last season's

l “SUNNY MAID"

FROCKS 89c

These very lovely new print house dresses are selling at

—made up during the manu- facturer's slack season, so you get dresses made and finished in quality and stvle equal to many shown at much "“ higher price . .........i.......

"MARTHA WASHINGTON"

DRESSES $1.50

There's no house dress so

the lowest price in years. w:gﬁl"N8-_T_oNTh?jai We placed an enormous order prints, “mg shave’ short

sleeve, cap sleeve or sleeve- less, sizes 14 to 51.

l"fl.l.“l‘l°.ii”,iiil‘l°.'i‘." $150

Another Range at $1.98.

KATTRACTIVE VALUES lN THE SILK SALE FIARST FLOOR x

TODAY.

SEE THE NOTABLE DISPLAY IN WINDOWS - AND THROUGHOUT STORE.

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hit at the leaders of the civil dis-

ing the past few years.

PRACTISE LAW

m dismll- T?" “W! Tﬁbie Confer- JAPANESE women T0

TOKIO, Feb. lie-women lawyers ‘m1 ii" viii“ meet needed by e11 in Japan will oorne into their own PM!" mwmsd 1n any di-agwlom this year. New regulations affect- ing the Bar, with an amendment extending to women the right t0

1. Women

practice law, will become effective on July

who have

graduated from law colleges and

passed the Bar examinations will be allowed the titles of probation-

inifluence in various territories WB-‘Zlgry gttomeys and may become

bound to be bitter for a long time

attorneys after eighteen months‘

there were 28 years ago, decor-din! to a return made to the London City Council. This reduction is largely due to the Licensing Act of 1004 which established a fund to be subscribed by the Liquor trade, out of which compensation is paid to owners of licenses which are can- celled because the licenses are deemed redundant. In the Greater

London area. which covers 117 square milel. there are stillnearly 4,000 public houses, ovu- i,000 beer houses and 423 hotels and restaur- ants. The impression grows that the

Grads VII-l Erma Bain, 2 Hil- da Crosby, 8 Jean Itriueii, 4 Char- les MocKinnon.

Grade VI-l Louise Baiii, 2 Nor- ma Walker, 3 Hector Scott, 4 D0- rothy Good Grade V-1 Eileen Shaw, 2 Ar- thur Howard, 3 Lillian Scott, 4 R0- bert Donahue. Grade IV--1 Ruth Boln. 2 Mill’ nard Show.) Martha Walker, 4 Alice Howard. Grade III-l Margaret Donahue. 2 Marion Good.

show a substantial increase in,“ mne- but swim"! “ill-WHOM.

February, now that we have two with ‘m “MY” "P11811185. were an-

ladiea leagues going.

MElIEsIGliT |l=

night socials arc still bcinr: held in Ll-Icartz l-Iali, but ilicir special cv- cnts arc being hclrl iii the Y. M. C. A., n5 wcll as their cabinet coin- niiitce meetings.

ill-Y Club: This group compris- ii"; of our high school laoys and rrllcge boys, participate in an all sound program. They incct each p; idilY night for suppcr. sins-song. iz-zlilcational talks, mid bilsincss.

u EXAMINATION =€f 0:13:22‘: and Bupplylnglj

l‘! H. J. MABON .‘-; orromnusr s: . Montague r. s. l. ;] .I Office Connected With J1; ' Drugstore :1 uazaz-zgaaazariia

l‘ ‘ the Directors

oacli Mcnziny night, and a hockey Loam who ori- skating fans. The Y's lileli llilVC nil llour nt the Forum Ciiiill Tuesday night. For - a Srrricc (Jiub, their efforts arc pnri oi 1hr‘ Y. M. C. A., and they hclp llsilvrr-xrr they can.

Four l'i‘l,‘illlll‘ meetings nnd sev- eral 0.'\'L‘Llli.l\'C meetings were hold diuiiiu Jun. Regular attendance zit the supper liicciings average around iiilriy At the present time the Y's Mcifs Ciilb are sponsor- ing n iizitui-r- picture "A Rich Man's Folly" which is being shown at the Pi-inw l-Tdivard Theatre, Feb. 29th. in March 2nd. The Club socks tlic lirzii-iy co-operation of and cvcry Y. M. C.

A. member.

Girls Work: The usual number 0T S715 rlrisw. arc being instrucb‘ c‘! "Ch ivcck. with attendance

this occasion. So far this season all the meetings have been of a very high order, and those in char

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BRINGING SUPP FATHER

Respectfully submitted,

Mntheson, Asst. Sec‘y.

Y. M. C. A. If the Government continues to

(rm Lshrnroc YOUR caress: NAME m: YAcu-ij i eoucH-r-lm 17\KING some SOCiETY Fou<5 ABOARD TO-DAY- I'M ANxious To ‘s55. WHATJIGGS HAS NAMEu IT~

f‘

ru. BET it was HAPPY FQR THE PRiviLEGE 0F NAMING IT-

-‘ DE BENTURE-THEN CALL z FOR amour ALLOTATROUBLE it

imputed. Ha did not think um 1n- dian army or pofce would be de- fleeted from British lvlegiance.

CAI-L A‘? MR~ AND MR5

_* THEN DRNE us oun- ‘l. ‘To TH: YACHT- - "r

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apprenticeship in a recognized law office.

graduated from law schools in the‘ spring. The new regulations alto‘ Prominent temperance reformcrsiand Norma Shaw, 2 John Walker.

cover the activities of more than nan-iii: that the change in the hab-‘il Isabel Howard, 4 Jackie Donahue.

Several hundred women will be recently, is

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probability of the Government tak- ing any action upon the Report

Reggie Frizuell.

of the Licensing Committee, iuuedig R0191, Mssphsu, exceedingly remote;

Graik rz-i siliiniey Crosby-

400,000 “was, who m" prugissd» .14 of the people in regard W in‘ for long u "Dalian." ‘rheae must pass the Bar examinations within five years after July 1 or cease their

toxlcants has been phenomenal dur-

alongiour Gymnasium attendance for the of various territories in India, de- Hem? 5W1 in BPPF°V°1 i“ the m‘ CORNWALL SCHOOL month of January: ' lclared last nigh; wenhs smved 0n carceratlon of Mahatma Gandhi. work. - Fonowmg is the report or com 1931 1932 board the line;- Montciare to lecture s“ Henry Wm 5w“ “ddmu” °n _ ﬁ wan 500001 10,. m0 mmm, 0g J“. the Juniors ........ 23a 141 in Canada on the history and, prob- 11141»- ei- Wolfvﬂle Monday. Halifax Pubhc Houses “m:

Intermediates 117 B5 isms o; 1051s“ iTlleﬂdly. 1711119494’ "14 on The Decrease Grade x__1 M“ 90th“, 3 m. students _ , , , _ _ _ _ _ g4 3g ‘ "India is entitled to enjoy homﬁ Fredericton FI-dﬂy, leaving then for m no", 3 wmme 5mm, Dom

Business Men .. . . . . . . .. 97 154 mm but only h h L; b] m MOM-NHL . _ grub _

' ‘ _ ‘ . I H 0 86 101 _ w en s e a e __ ad.an Prom-There are 2,000 few 5 Y * 2 MB govern herself and that time is far- 0,. 000m, mm“ m 100mm mm Grade IX 1 Ruth Stone, l‘! 192 Walker, s Andrew Gass.

Grad I (a)--l James Douahiit

Grade I (b)--i Carl MiicKcnnB