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APRIL 16. 1934

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ORANGE, LEMON, LIME TRUE FRUIT FLAVOU

DILLINGER RAlllSPillll)E ARSENAL

Escaped C_onvict And

Companion F o 1- ¢ e Officer to Reveal Arsenal in Station,

'WIAEBAFW Ind April 14-Con

vinoedthatJdb.nDllllngerls

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‘ l`HE Cl-lARLOTTE'I`OWN GUARDIAN PAGE FIVE

Stock Quotations

“_ 1--_

(lhasdiaa Press)

Beth Steal ... - ... ... .. CP B ... ... ... ... ...N

than ... .. ... -

Corn Pro"-lr-ta ___ ,__

llladmlsn ... . . ... ..._ Gen Electric ... .. . . .._

gon limda ... . ... .- en rl ... ... .. - . . int Hagavisun -.. ... ... ... .:. _list Nickel .. ..- .. ..._ I

Nat Biscuit ... ... . .,_. N Y Central .. ... ...

‘E.‘i'I...i"' ” ’ '°f__"f__'°___"'__tt: ’ sullld on N J . ._

G .

ll il Bubbef ... r. ... ....

Vanadium . . . . ... ......

BANK!

Banks

lilllntreal .. ... .... ...

Royal ... ... ... ... .. ldd

Markets At A Glance

_.A-

(Casaadlnl PIII) Toronto and llonueal-llldnsiri

stocks irre uiarly higher. Toronto iinea-Brandy.

lower.

'Will-alps-Wheat eloead lower. 1.00 I-10.

PR UDUCE

l0N'lll.liAL, Agri lb-8 nfs

elinas in butter #Noes faatun la

§\

and produce market. The week end

0111160 DU - . 21% Dom steel coal B .

c‘heaa_?r>aks and Ohio ... ,.. .. O McColl Front ._, .__ . _ _ _ __ Con aa .. ... ;_‘l_ _lssmugl pong _ _

Tex uit __ ... .. ..... U8

Union forbids ... ... .- ... .. 45&

° D* ltaeks

(Canadian Press)

Goss

vornlnerce .. .. ,... Unqnoted

New York-Stocks closed slight!

N" L’ "C¢’“W“l| ‘°lll¥ lil K U The pound stsrliaf was eoafipqg

h le-

" Omadial

Pivotal New ` Montreal . York Stoclu Stock Market'

(Canadian Prana)

“UU uno nuts can

All!-ldlislli ... . ... ...Ill 4- --4 r rw ur. l¥.‘.Tr"."“._? 5:: :: ::: ::: :::: It an anal: 46 nrullin . ... .. .. nie Am'l'el nd'l‘l... .120 g

I . . .. ..

ru--m :-1-»»’... . ll* 5‘lirT.. '.'.'. ::: _ “t

16 _ _

How Smith . ... . ss -» Int Nickel .,

Muse Harris . . ._ ,. __

Nat Bnw ... ... ... ....

D¢ll"ll' » \i HB4 ... ..... - Power Corp ... ... ~- ... ... -

Quebec Povvsn ... ... ... ... .. - Sha ini _ Q

Wlnnloer ll ...

22% vv nn ... ... .. .:. .. ii, Iii; Steel of Can ... .__. ... ., 81 83% 3 mg

rom. f or iii MTL

" 8 5”" -- - - % ll A oll ... ... ... ... ...._ - Waninghouso ... ... ... ...... - ?;,“h1l0r;°E 'ii 1°: "° ’:° _"° I* w.°\""h "' "' "‘ "' °’° W llllll Oil -.. ... ... ... ... "...

Int Pao ... ... ... ... ... Walker PM ... ... ... ... ..._ -

_ me --

bova Scotia ... ... ... ... Unqrlcted (Canadian Press)

l(0NTREAL_ April 15-Currencies

were irregular during today's tradin

fe ha d

held a small gain a mg Uni” Stiles dollar was hsetionally lows

The franc remained unchanged

The pound ended the day at U. 11-M. 8-10 csnta nom lrlaay are all dollar eased l-83 ol one percent to 5__~::_°g°_I:e;t__:i:e_g:l-nt. The franc eon

(Canadian Press)

ll Nllw onli _

rate changes narrow Bstnr y

I The Canadian dolls mengggq 1;

reminm over the United States dn) r from 1-ld to 8-1d pqrenng,

‘i

fIl$|0 I d (Ll for amhnng :lll\e~ha?f"‘u:l:t.”'}|_'5h|

Y , April 15-Foreign as

changes were extremely mist an

& I I

cents.

mek . ( Pram

hoinb again in mdigng H wwels trading on the liontnll dairy Ngw 103|( 1 w_&°“|n .P

*il ella-n steadyf great Britain mn

autboritim today set up a n

search for the bank robber w no Jadl seems strong enough to hold.

being quoted at 25‘,¥_to 26% cents- pound while finest ew Zealand ba

with frseh Quebec or Ontario brrteer gjgaf; yo, 535%. do" 515%, ‘.0

I day hills 5.1415; France 0.00; ltnly

"‘ 3-U35: Belgium 3.40; Germany 39.56;

ter or wnatem N 1 d b t

An earl morning raid was m s as* “_ 2., md. ‘_'_______3'f*_; __l’_°“__l’_:_ censor l.oo als.

lr.. “’

lm the po station here in typi llllinger style by two men w asosped with four bullet proof

and two revolvers.

(A. P. ly G-rdisn’s special Wire)

oosier

ew ln

cal ho

vests

5§§§§§r

Saga-all

taken off his beat by forced to accompany them lloe station, identified one en ss Dillinger and the Homer- Van Meter. parole violators from the Indi-

ana State Prison.

But if Dillinger was one of Pit-

heugefs captors the desperado fail- ed to live up to the cognomen of “Phe Killer.”

The M-year-old policeman grab-

bed the machine gun pointed at him by the man he identified as

was ill

usrnlnss

' me

nom

Dillinger and held on until th ma.n's companion stuck another rapid fir; weapon in the small of his back.

“leave loose,” commanded the

man with whom the officer

struggling. "Wo don't want to k

!°'l\-"

Police Arsenal

The policeman said the pair

seemed intent cn gaining access to the police station arsenal. As they marched him down the street they ashed particularly concerning the use containing guns md bullet

rrbof vests.

with Pittenger ahead of them.

main street a short distance to th City Building and mounted aah' to the police station OD th

he two bandits walked down a ___oRoN___3_ A____u ____

____

men ripped the door from a case

vests while the other stood guwrd

W" pm-msg;-_ '.‘."llcn the a'_‘flu.f~\i iv

of his guard was diverted for nn

door and down the stairway to Th street. The bandits some after him in

UWT' llrx . .

hot/ pursuit but from his hiding rrlrelgn dell-md was disspn-'nuns Buff pm

an-I the hcl that Drzgrssl lower |B,_mk H ___ ____

nr|co~fi\irl| wlla lnalla at thc Rains Cul and Edm .. ... _. ... 181

12% 'lo

place in an sllcy he saw them hesi- tate nl-lrny. then flfe ¢°_\ °“‘ which they l‘"'i pnrlzcd lx :_r_ly. Th car sped away.

ANDRUFF

Pal Hahmai

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Hslelow

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Si _ www rm dis: my ann ore om.. .ZI`. . .' 2121

N :duff Ri: mm mv alll on §§{l'l§}.r"..I`Z.T`Z.. .. '

1 li..\.,. lr.. mn. no urn. o_o ”°rr.r"’r..a'::.':;°:..' '.';:::

Mel. xirs un . . ....

x@|1l ... ... r

LINIMENT

l' on 'gi .<2 si ll’ lilll El

s P15

I1...

vicns week no 1 acid up as high

sa. compared with 5,518 boss t preceding week. ‘

ot the few weeks to hold s stead

waek's dose at 10 csnta a dosarl I

cents for B and 16 cents tor C e from a week a o. A total

previous week receipts were 15, cases.

or at Lil( to 1215 cents a pound

the market. Otfrrln s amounted

bags were ll 80 to $1.40.

N. Y. CURB

Stocks

Amer Cyan!! ..,_... ... ... 20 Amer Sup Pow ... .. ..., 1 AIG and ll ... ... . . .... fhn Marconi . . . . ...

Ford of Can A ... .. ... Z

Nia: liud ... ... ... ...

_.___-_-_

0 8 9 P".-_ Acme` (lil .

(Canadian .|

second floor. Tile taller ofthe two w1_\~_\~1pl_q_ AD," 15.3.11", .M ~'_' _ 7%

not sufi-riensvfo _shaogo zslisglsres- Am", __ __ _ 3

. . rl xc ll e

wot-we the rum -nd vf°==°"‘° ?-ii?..3II_.‘.°.... ?.'i.‘i’."..i2.. ......til i¥l'."' “ 3:: '_

rin- ul-luv:-a at Chicago with a down- Mun.. ___

` rl. t 1,1.. R. .-rr; rel

ernmrnt afenry were prominent

C .

tha liquidation, and only at bottom B01,” __ ___ _ 'evels did the ullrket uncover rasls- m..|0n,, _ _

snnlnlll_y ln reports lo '.1 lu nl-

ehanged hands. Traders eoatiauml

meagre aappoet.

‘$531 Ili. I a 3;'

iii Era ml so 32’ ¥°c°vf "Ell'le's'#o.'

81. nent; a pound, tha highest lavsl in

grae y:arsRsn<|_D2l:lahed__a__we_e_;:g_r_l at Mo

ten . ece intl oa-

__ lsce aneous

The egg market checked the decline '

tone. graded shipments in eavlots or

£55185? I veteran. Offitel' lens were gsnerally qaetelunt the

or Barley C no

A large. 18 cents for A medium, 11 0!!! C W D0 I

Cities Serv ... . . .... 2% 1”; M ‘B all norm .na snare . 11% im h§,'§'_ 10,, 19,3 10,, -,,,_

Imp Oil . . -... lil Int Pete ... ... ... 34%

iii

stoll lrle .__ .. 21

‘wt-::.l| l-ol.lerl~llr~a dill rr; no :lr *fl Cu 01| _ _ ___, _ __

G mv-s any ff 1-l Pl! volume was nntfpnu, T __ ___ __

l1"F' \(‘en Pat ... . . if-l

Liverpool declined__’i to Md pre- Chinn' ___ _

Aullrall \ llfuo’ v-noel’ was ar- celumario . . 46 trilmfrd le raills in the wie n when! rmmmon wp ,__ _ belt_ aml |rl¢-ca finish-.d will losses Cqnkurnm ___

of nur-lr one cnt- n lslms . . ..

Only minor quantities of mah grains llldarslio ... . ... . -

"Kei from lar to III9 forum ln no lrlrz ,. roam mins and till "setter with ooosriah . mvdmte llulldldel vrvwi loo mm lan .. . .

hard 01:80 I nor E'.os“8o'ld'f.'. .rZ“l:_\_l*T aowrrybf ..'. .

I . rr. a s a a u o re

Dmn lrisl 'nun minus . . .`.. -

lsgzuvs ncaa# in '-2.2 LH: 2:: ferns l\‘fl:“_s_l¢l ` ._ .. ... ....

si kill BNI- mrruy l¢mlr_in=\-mud Jena III _ Ill 2: :I :II

stern. aaillv, rlllnlse ma pre, »l»-line. ¢ __ _,_ ,__ ,_ -,

._..__~

y (caaadlaa Press)

HONTRIAL Ap__r§ D- Wheat norvélo 3 ' .__

sf. `

0atsCWrlo344.

named ¢ ‘fri our me rr 1 se. 12,678 cases was offered for sale. The Oats feet No 1 5.

068

Flour spring wheat patents flrsts

5.00.

Cheese was steady to slightly Mg- flour aeeonda 4 40.

Flour hakorn dm. ‘

eururlt make 0ll|ario._.B\lmm»r sheen Flour winter vvhest Pltsllts Choice has almost entirely disappeared from 8.70,

go Flour whits corn 4.20 to LN.

50| boxea_ agalllet Tb boxes the pn- B t Zi 26

ceding week.

Potatoes were also firm Ouebecs ln Middliutl 101| 19 95'

so neural br" rrlllrlg at sim ao sl lo lzollsd can mr 90 lbs 2 Ci and New Brllnawicks in similar

%l_l_anti¢les si $1.10 to |i.1li Prince

ward Island mountains in 90 pound

ran on Shorts ton 24.5

Hay no 2 per ton mrlotl 16 00. Cheese current Ont 11% to 11%. Butter llngraded 5% to NIA. Butter no 1 25% to 21.

Eggs A large 19.

lg-gs-A medium 18.

Bus-B 17. E 16

gp-C _

Potatoes Quebecs ll Ili io $1.10. N. B. mtl $1.10 to S115.

P. ll. I. mtl ll 30 to 81.40.

"/I _ ‘/~ srlurory ls-1_1 prev any m s.

Week ago 187.1 year ago 00.0.

li las4 high l4o_4 lm low no u.

l ,o was low -ls 1.

(Copy (ht loss by 1ioody'a).

* MINING

__i- Oaadaiaa Press)

Bsoeka

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.12.l

.\lny__ ll_.:l.»ll__f.;urn;_d0zh»__ wec_k _sa Bggamse -

(16%, nl at 1,5 an c o ar a ‘ ___

ilisbllili Pll-ififgei' dll-‘hfd ¢hY°ll‘?h 5 cents Sgnthenl trllflers and the Gov- £23’ _ _

. . ...

1° Bl mu 3

l . . ...

‘B C‘ia`riey . . ... ..._

» ... ... -

9 3 2%' -Zo

fig ag

sal

E 5!! ? E4 in

aaa! :s§§§aai§;EsEa:...§r.§§§§

to r snap . . ,.. .

Goldale ... . . . . . .. ...

Grsnada ... . ° '

Inkalasdy... ... ... ... . . ...

- . . . =rn§;_- -_-__-.-

e e .. .. .

lsghttara ... ... s.: gr: “TL “III Oil ... ... no an qs _aa gt gl ,__ ... ... ... .... .rr r3r°.'..".'..".'.::.t"..'..;

'*i'sz§s’§'

, “ ”d¢“_.|s vnsrn grains h ~o the d Q Q _,_ ,__ “___-,_

rolling lieptsmlrr drllvrry 5 ei, ... >-r an an nan

‘... tumbled to the b0!‘0ll'lOl\ -.. ... an sn one `

:|33 asia'-_oaaasl‘s ilelill il . . ... ... _ r

ery Nell- . _ ... ......

s 1 _ _ . ._ lea

wualaexnam coll

yesu»0a's ill. 1 * L;‘ . .

is lt sm. wr nv 111' ra '.,'1..”... .. _ '

E 'W. ' _ ‘ Qeelins of M ‘ ". ,... ' -_

M __,....-1-P ll ,_

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(dhnalial Press)

GOOD

Currencies

I .

23?' 22 i.: ..:'..°..._:;§.,‘.'.:'°.'.°.°.‘;L.

1| D4

` 1:

French Irene held nnehangej ag ¢_q,

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NEW YORK, April 15-Index of 15

W” mph eommoauy prim (ner sl ml

equals 100; 1926 average equals 280 - 5)

Class

_ ml

A rl-v~\.~ . .. . 15%

Tl 17

1400

.. . Jlli

l MA

... ...._ \2\,§

- ' 3 ..___ ___v_ . Q 3 - ._

@2271./@wl'g/»...‘@2@/lv eejiew _

/ABENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATDRS

NADI

including:

aomcanicel operation.

QA _ A_N GENERAL ELEcTR1Q_c0. Limireg

Rylvanite

Vacuum Vanture!

Wa yside

Total ,al

Aiderrnar- Assoc Ui lislrilvlu

l'irowlllr».~ lillrklngll

Fell Man Vhem Rc Churchill (‘llftol'l _

ltnst Pro

Glllllv ._

Kirk llu

ll aron Lellel __ Mnlrnllic Mandy _ McLeod Nordon

Oslsko

Pawnee

orc Pond nel Preston

Roynlite

Wood K

depends

01' 58 Durin

l to 51 t d

i y in

problem

ference

dearly

mrrluy

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args *$28

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from tulsa hths

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'rrrlr ll . . . _....115

a....,.. . nj

Bud Benin .. Bud Cont

Tllarns L\

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Wrlu wrt ...'. . f... 'ls

. ... . . . zl~ . . _ .. '.

I .rr rr -. r

wrlgm u sum- _ . .. ... so

" 'fx 3.-2., llc and had almost reached the

Fnltllv . _' “fm T' - 1"? snr md been lll for some time rua

__ ... . ... 4

lx . ... _

' elk

_~~ ~- » ,_`_,’l°' River, P. E. Island, where they re-

Erie (his

‘4

' ' ‘ 'nie flrewi. United church. she is sur-

ffl

Tl -~~ a ...

ou srl ` '.11

l . . .. ol ' i’£ 2.30 from l43 Townsend St. Inter-

- 11:2* ment in Hardwood Hill cemetery.

_ . . _ ___ ____

Park liil

Penri Ure P Pro ._

Robb Mo

NECESSARY eldest daughter of the late Richer

--4 nrld Hepzibah Garrett. Here s_h

The price 0! bacon in Britain spent her childhood days. m0\'m

on the quality of the pro- with her parents in lntor Year!

the total supply offered rrlrlleld. P.E_ I.

y the different countries. She was united ill marriage i

I 1921 the monthly average Elisha B. Morrow on July l5t

price of Danish bacon ranged from 18s0_ To thu. union were born two

shillings irougllly from 2 chlldren,_t ‘il of W\l10mSl1i’\'lVU hfl'

Ui’

duct and 1 le b

o 13 olars) per cwt higher than One son " or e who lives on th the mon ly average prioe of Can old hom rad and one dmlghte sdian. One of the chief inc ors re Jennie M wife of W F Bowie

for this great prlce dis and two gl-andsons Hudson fm was the lock of unifoml George Bowley, and two great

t dim hog production. grand rhildren besldm two broth

as the recognition of this ers. A"5 rt mst Baltic, P E I s which resulted in the Freeman, 1=‘nirfield P E I a the National swine Con- two sister. Rowena, wife of Crew

the Ixlminlon Depart- ford Hayden, and Maria. wife o

Agriculture in the fall of William 1=‘r1.se‘r, botfrl of Saint Pet-

At this conference it was er‘s Bay, P. E. I. Her husband and CRJOKE1-ER nm;

ernonstrated that the th-ree sisters and _ze broti_;_er gli;

crrlsolul hon must be ns vfedrwlled *V* E my -rlre csrulslrrl rr.-_-ri

-M if -M -of »=-I-M ~ - lloulln mv sslleslll rllllrs

tain an outlet for her pm- Mrs. Morrow was one of those -mm 0omns_ the oldest _,mm the world‘s bacon markets. quiet, unobtrusive souls whose lives ..Bl“e_». dm M hu home hem MM also agreed t-:at lisa!! Whig* $3. He played for Cambridge* From QUEBEC 9.0)

rilsh t W H Y °\’ NNW- - mst oxford ln lass. llc wld

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,.,,,, ....1 ,,.....r.l_ wml. l... urwrlm &m___,__ N Hmm G___mm___ PIUNCE EDWARD To MONTREAL _. 10.00 on would rerun ln me me nrlellty rerlcrallresln ner some school ,___ 9 _,UL ISLAND ° OTTAWA 1235 g paid for his hogs in and children, it was by no means TORONTO .__, l5.N( with their quality. 'nie confined there. Her gentle and ‘BN LAY, ...wo "mx EGGS this up nu new been motheflv wi-'it often found an wi- _.___ Children of Five and Under Twelve Years Half Fave

assumed-8»Ml>°°'= °n t-h° N' it* Mm* ii” °°“fl°°° °‘ ii" l-om' col.aoruvl\:_ om". soul

mg pq 3|-gi-ling, horns to attend to the sick. com- 13___A ban” _,wk wus, owned by

fort the sorwwing a.nd assist the Bsnnmn mmm of wMnm,¢,__

ICI Ol-IAM needy in hhs community. When the hu 'one _“yn” md _mvd laying

_.___ call came for her to meet death. _"_" esp 'uh _“___” mes ____

Oarlslsl. f°ll°"l°¢ 1'°°iP° l' “W” "‘° "“ “"1" It ‘M “°" “nd h" side mem. neullcn exhibited tw

dgarts.

Dllainicn

sponsible C1'9P\ll¢Y

and it w

calling of

ment of

‘that ysa.r__

quality of

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ADJUFTABIE Sl'lB'.lVE. Upper ahslves removable. Boiiomahelf "telescopes" iosecrmmcdetsrossilnlll

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EXCHANGE ...... ... ......... ."'f.f.""" "“‘ "“'

In C Bn O!‘l'l!¥\ 0 Ol' V81!

A lil IREMURIAM

‘fr

MRS. MARGARET MCFADYEN

,A The death occurred at the fam-

W taey . . Whit* El »- - - 30": ily residence, 143 Townsend St.,

,__ on wednesday evening, of Mrs.

Margaret Mcliisdyen, relict of the late Angus Mo1"adyen, who passed away over 3 years ago. The de- ceased was a native of Lake Ains-

Q 83rd milestone on 1ile's journey, ~l having been born on May 9, 1851.

her death was not unexpected

r-... l<lrr"”_.'.`.. '_' ` ` fl; shortly mor marriasc at Lake

Cap llolly

Ainslie in 1873 they moved to Gre

sided until their coming to Sydney

' _ il.; in 1900. For ls number of years they

C Copper . . _ - 2% lived at Whitney Pier, where she

:l__{_'_4_l_[;per . . $0 was mn ge _ Dom Exp. __ 5 Church and was active in varied de

t . . 2 .., li-'l . ._ ti

lllllulp .. llome Oil ..

.lark .\inll ..

llt ...

Kirk 'row

nec d with St James

pnrtments of that church‘s work. After taking up residence in the city

ii proper s/everal years ago_ the family

transferred membership to St. An-

_~l vlved by three sisters, Mrs. Bcie

Mc-Lcllrl, Boston: Mrs. Christy Mc-

Donald, Peters Road, P. E. I-1 MYS-

?'2.__ Alrxls Murchison. Sydney. and 4 _ sons, Frank, Shawlrlignn Falls. 5% Quo.; Calvin, John M. and Edward

D ln svdney. One son and daugh-

ll Xi' ter predeceased her. The funeral

will be held on Friday afternoon :lt

" 'rllll LATE rms. lvllluslu l~:.

.. . 5%

nt ... . . . ]l‘_ MORROW

Bo Kr-ora . li - - 51”...-On. 11/, The death of Mrs. Mlnam E. Bud Mine Vickers .

\Vhl(o L_

s . I 7 Morrow, widow of Elisha B. Morrow ~ 118% occured at her home in N0i'th I-Bk

P. E_ 1., on Wednesday. April 4!-h after n. brief illness. at the nE€ 0

79 years, Bom at North Lake, P.

WHY HOG GRADING IS E, I., April 16th, 1854, she was the

A 1'. "Yes. I'm sure my voice is m-

Cena

Y- proving," sold the lady who priri<‘d d herself on her singing. "D9 you

rlelrurlg. Favorite llymns or the* deceased were sung. After the ser- vice, all that was mortsiwaslaid to rest in the family lot, in the beau-

tiful ccfnetery on the hill, “Until the day break and the shadows flee away". The pall bearers were James E, Dlngwell, James H. Baker, William Fraser, Joseph Bailey, John A. E. MacDonald, and James E. Dlngwell, Zfidgell, The hoarse was in charge of Hudson Morrow.

TROUBLE OVER SIIVIPLIFIED SPBLLING

(By The Canadian Prem)

CHICAGO, April 15--Admltting

its campaign for simplified spelling has divided public reaction ln "bouquets and brlokbnt.s,” 'Tile Chicago Tribune has added xr list of 18 words to a range oi ‘sun- plifications" already in use by tllc paper.

The additional list is as follows:

bazar for bazaar; distal for dis taff; etiquet for etiquelteg gally for galley; genuiniy for grnulney; hammoc for hammock; hassoe for hassock; hefer for llcifcr: helllloc for hemlock; horse for hoarse: intem for intcme; lacrimal for lachrymal (together with Infri- mose for lachlymosel; rchrrsc for rehearso; rifrnf for riffmfl; lille for rhyme: shcrif for shcruf; _-:nf for staff and warlmt or unlrallt.

QUEEN NOT AFRAID T0

PLAY A GAVE

._ BURMINGVFMM, EN( rt .-vsp,

April 13.-During her sc(-_.mtl \,/.lL

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ish industries far, Qurcll 1\‘[1lr\'. who was witl1thIDuke and f>rl<~lll-s

d of York. tried a game of sk \‘.`r_<, e Looking at n game of ski 'rs in g the toy section the Queen rvlll'll'kf~:i: to‘ “That socms vory anlusillc, Lot mc

try mv hand." She tried tho grlwlo.

o and kllookrd over scvrrai pills \\`:ll h. her first tllow.

AN`i'l'|ll.\lG FOR A Ql`lET Lil-'I-I

know, ever'_y time I sing to my hus- band in tho evening he is S0 nfl- ected that he gives mf' SUmf‘ 1'-‘lim

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15° money to go shopp ng!"

' "Ah," her friend" replird, "thats L what I call hush money!"

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new series. homemade nqnqasred With t calmness and d _h If

Plmvhlet issued fctiturie that stirs one's sdmirll- :_$_'__”"::hm?”_;‘ ‘°'_‘______n°__';e__;d pepertmerlt oltionandirnvortvstmisthivehei ._ 1,, 1,, _,mm ._ mal, rm met on msc mrmv of g_’_‘;“‘_’_°',:’°,__'_"""___ “"3 ° '

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ik one llskiurx rl" but, "Like one that --°

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muy, when _ant r` zlns." The larp ll ‘if P ' . Q t "-'~"- °' - fm- ::,:'°.‘=....'f:.f‘°.°.-.:...'-':..:’.:.f;:f.:: -ANABI _ __ _

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she occupied in the love and res-

pectofll.1l.'I'herllnernlservioesMUNTREAl were I_e1d at her late home and then at the Christian Ohurch, South lake, Rev. H- R. Bell of-l

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lC» P- By Gunrlllsrrs sperm wll-el MONTREAL, Am-ll ls.-'rrlrlrlg lo

lead from Wall Street where contin- ued labor difflclllties continued to Place n stopper to active trading, the Montreal Stock Exchange pur- sued a dull and featurcless course today. With Wall Street giving one of its most colorless performances of the your the local market moved only narrowly but gained small ma- Jorlfy nt the close. Volume totalled only 7_503 shares.

| Dlstlllery shares have been fairly inctil-r for the past two days, were illmzlccted today while gold stooks lbotll on the exchange and the Curb market reflected the same lack of inltcntion. Changes in the general ills: were all confined to narrow pro- tportlons.

_\ Molllrvnl Power opened active and

firm at 38 but slipped back to 371-l .ln latol- dealings, down ‘Ar from the prorlolls close. Shawlnlgnn lost. ll Elko amount at 22'; and Industrial Allollol was also ofi H. at l5’l. l3l'.'l~..llnn and others held unchan- <~rrl_ International Nickel declined 10 rents at 27.65.

llomlnlon Textile and one or two

more sclectcd lmues were strong

lil-lldlrs. Textile at B0 and St. Law- ironrc Paper Preferred at 18 both firmvd n point while Twin City, mnkilr: its first appearance in sev- loml wrcks, sold up 1% at 3‘.. Hoi- linuvr rose 5 cents at 17.75 and Do- milllon Bridge ‘.» at 34 wllllo gains rallllzlng up to llnlf a point were also sllolvll by Canadian Pacific, Canada Nol‘ihr‘m Power, Inwrnnilonnl Pow- _tr and ofhrrs.

S\i.‘<_ T503. Bonds, $3.850,

A GE.\`ERAL RULE

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Sho l‘.,l<'l Czlllrd up his club to in-

lqlllrc if llcl' husband was there. W.thout a m.oml>llt's delay and uuillollt ally aticmpt to make in- qvurf‘_<, the trlrpllono operator rop- Lrll that hc was not.

“But I hn\'cll'i told you my huS-

ballclls name." rrtorfed the indi- gnant wife.

“Iris all rlqht. maddlfi." WM the

illc club."

reply. "Nobo<iy's husband is ever at

Thr major rommerrilll arms in

Cluladn roduclng table stock swede

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PLAYERS MEET iN F IN A LS

Canadian D o u ble s

Team Elmininated By Lott and Allison.

(C. P. By Gnardls.n’s Special Wie)

P T, N. C., April 13. -

Twenty-four hours after they had been bumped out of the singles pic- ture by two of A.merioa’a lending players. Wal-ter Martin and Marcel Rainville were eliminated today from doubles competition in the Ncrth and South Tennis Tournament.

George Lott and Wilmer Allison

took the measure of the Canadian Davis cupmen by 8-2, 4-6, 6-4 in a stubbornly fought doubles semi-fin- nl. Bitsy Grant of Atlanta, and Lester Stoefcn, Los Angeles, dropped the other semi-final, by scores of 4-6, 6-4, 6-0 to Frank Shields end J. Gilbert Hall, of South Ornlige,

N. J.

in the singles today Shields of

New York and Allison, of Austin, Tex., brushed aside the stubborn op- position of Grant and Lott. and will meet tomorrow ior the title.

Shields, top-ranked player of the

United Stairs and seeded first for the tournament, whipped the little Atlnntnn in straight sets, but was forced to play nt thc top of his game. Thr: scores were 'l-5, 6-4. ll-3. Allison, tho scrolld ranking player, overcame bolt 5-7, 9-7, 6-0, 6-l.

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