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nlrvll l"_ u‘ w; IIIII lm uncured lllut ll w nut I» ml lnl a i050. It vuu bu, llrlln-r lhnnrr-“w hum- purly fresh from Itr- tnrll-u of tlu- punt your lvlll nunlln

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nl-lv "m" huulll he meal fur lllln|t'lllf Ill in“ for the ll l: pull uud In pr".

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up ulllnl lllr nutrket beginning tuduy l: flint tlll- iulrat of tho It Illlkllg he IHJIII lllut with punslllilllv

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M his home in OLeary after many mull“ of intense suffering there

med l0 his eternal reward Mr. John Janey‘ u; the age of seventy- mm yBBXS.

The deceased 115d been in p097 health for the past two years and for gver three months was confined to his bcd. His long and painful ulna“ was borne with true christ- lm fortitude. He was tenderly cared yo; by his wife assisted by their daughter, Mrs Thos. woodbrldge who came to Oleary from their hum. 1n somerville, Muss to be with her parents during this time of trial. ‘Plvo sons Ray of 'I‘oronto and Avard of Buctouciw also came home during the recent months and an?!“ 501M‘ time with their parents. In addition to his widow and the members of the family referred to above there m: left to mourn their loss two sons Harold A. general merchant at Oleary flll(l Milford also of OLeary “l, sisters, Mrs Jamm G. Hardy of Roscbullk. Lot 4 and iV.l:s Harry Ward of Woburu {lass also survive.

11m flulomi W85 held on Sunday the 21st from his late home to the [lullcd Church lit OLclary whore an lmpvlkRslvc sci-vice was delivered by

‘Tllenflpalbblearcrs were Messrs Thos John, and. Robcrt Harris, Herbert and George Jellcy and Ernest Rog- ers. A very large number of people who had gathered to pay to the do; parted a, last tribuu; of respect and esteem formed a. long concourse which followed the remains to Springfield West whore interment was made in the Baptist Cemetery.

The late Mr. Jcilcy was born In Freeland. Lot 11 and came to Union- vale with his parents when a. child. For upwards of iorly your; he con- ducted an undertaking business and also carried on business in OLozlry. He made many friends and was hghly esteemed by all who kncw him both in business enlr-rpl-Lscs and in private iifc. To the sorrowing widow, the bereaved family and other rolatlves the ‘sin- cere sympathy of the community is extended-O

FORECAST FOR N. E. STATES (Canadian Press)

EC-STON, lvinss, Jzul. 2—-Bfiglllll' mg. January l, .tho official weather rrlports for New England will bc i5- ‘sucd daily in separate forecasts for cat-h of the six states instead of two

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By STEWART JONES Er CO», Charlottetown Correspondent: of Greenahieldc 4E Co, Montreal

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llnu, and lllould be quite an helpful 1|.

no in nlrirllglhenin: confidence through- out Western Purlndn. Tim lmproremvul. however. in buying power must rl-s-‘l with u \\' ld wide. solution of the pri-r- . out eil-essi ‘ly low prices for azrlr-lll-l lurul products, notably wilcut. ill ll:.-

l-uul- of the uolvuprinf industry. \\'llr‘l"'

IYPIIICIIPR! developed durilll: the lmsl- _\'i‘ill', lhoro are good grounds for l fuel-

ing nf r-oulidelll-p lllnt conditions \\‘i-l l inlprovc, utiuiullllcri by n merger. lnll

whether .1 merger goes through or null l and lhut present levels of newsprint

sl-vllrltlvn are. like. nverage levels mi llil‘ ‘ rilnrl; lllurlmt, considerably below this‘ potential vuluel.

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l l lhlnrlsuy 1s,“ _ l fillJllli-lifl fllllporirll llil I , SYSTEM: I . 0| ‘ Wyn‘ "rum; l ‘I ‘I _l _ ‘this orgunlzrllirln. ulllvll l'flfll“lll~4 . Ix“; 3 QM- ‘f lvunullirlll II,\'l]I'0<I';I(‘lIli‘Ii! Corp. and New l lug" _\|||1 _ ‘l ilmzlunll Power Assoviullrlll. reports uul llulvv (‘nrp . 1 ' invru so of S pm. for lilo first ll nlonlhs l up", 1-0“, -_- ~ l-f‘ l0 ’i‘hls situation lil ill e-illlrrast with lSl|l|\\'i||h_';||\ __ )I_ ,-,| 501 u - ~ lil dr-l-iiilo of 1,‘, of i pm. for lhr- flfal l u; "u ‘ulmum 1 40 I u: u: ' Iummm] SM“ u - ~ llll nuvnllls of this _v¢-ar rf-ir (‘rlnrldliln null lwlu Flue ' 1| l; - l; _ _ _ _ m ' - |i nilml Nlulou output u power. l-olllpur I l l ) I llnumfl; {GIIMIE/llf" "' - - - __ lwl with IIIP. uulllo period Inst your. Tile 13,1353 |,‘,,|,,i"|m‘|Ul-m,“ ' _ '- llitllllllon is interesting for investors. .\'" ll u‘ -' . . . . l(\‘liIllI'lll('I';‘0 . H230 123i] "Hm Ilwlr oration .. 'H worry?“ IXDLSTR‘: ,.unrcl| .. _ . f’ _ __ ‘_ *““""' ' “"2 - - - ' l...fi§.'.".'r'iII.'l' -'.l"2‘l'.°.."..“§l-‘.-‘IT. 11;‘? 1.12".’ ..'l°‘§'»'- hllu\vinl;:rlll l ' ‘ ‘ ' '

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ill» vnnlillnr-ll ul-livily ill the clou- - industry. lvllil-h llilfillllll)‘ unborn.- r iill lm". of rho world‘! l-rlppr-r vill- |l|:l. Another point being nlrcssllll is lilut our llu- pzml lllllf~i'f‘lllill'_\' world's um»

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sllulpzinn of copper has shin-sin an llv- l‘lll;.','ll illcrtuso of about ti p.11. per un- lllilli.

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you contemplate buying improved property free

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mmplete purchase, we will be glad to make Iuitlbie loan by way oi’ first mortgage.

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JOHNSTON WWARQ Stocks and Bonds

Monica: Maura! Swrl Excbange, Montreal Cub Nuhl, Toronto Star! Exchange, Winnipeg Clan lrtbuzge, Chicago Board of Trdl, New York Curb (nuoriall) HEAD CFFICE GORDON BLDG. w» m: Bur-i». r..§l“£'3,i;°.§f“§'.‘f.'l.§.;.'gs. MONTREAL Telephone 1269.

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Greenshields S‘ Co.

Member: ol the Montreal Stock Exchange

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luilures. H1011 is \‘.'lli b."

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shown 5:1 Luck-ii’ . lint ‘.22: Sill?‘ right wilt‘ “'51: - b;- ))?‘_7ll‘.l‘.l blouses with normal waist- “lizicr, dcfiziod by narrow Iezltilci‘ but

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~l at Uuioiivzllc. Rev. A. F. _ H _ , , . _ l . . . . , w... -~ -- '. .‘ l I r m Unhed Churn“ reports fol northern and southern lunlru :0“) V HAM“ u’ X04 know the old an...” cl \v.l l Sum M“ mfludv “more and jack,“ l u" ° c ~ Nu“, England, as fomlgrly, g \ ‘ -- (spwznl m Jollmlluu A- wrmll low. ioraken; green, forrulcru: by" _ _ __ , - ‘l. ' "l : ‘ill Fcv W S Lorin - _ Ilvlil llnllrl Bil -\ kw I"II k r v -» ‘ " » ’ <1 .. mc:1"l.‘s. Jutxrcls “ill be belted or lnosc “l O “fl ‘“_ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ g For the benefit of fishermen and uily 1mm. lvm- lnlull .. .. .. l‘: l‘ :6“ llllllk II.- .ll::l"|l| ‘WM is loveLezt color ivorn. It would loo.- A f , “um mom,“ Wm be made i, of 121: was: mlll Ullilvd Cillllcil as" mhubuunts o; to\vlm and clues along :inic=lll‘-_llu<l"k "ll-luv iiflllll ‘ Illlllli ...‘ r~.........-. ‘l as if blue would make a biz aizcnvu. “ L-Ir? 1;). e 133.101] mo“ m“ . l --' . . . > ' w-lr-ry .0. .;.-; l. -,_ l .. ... lull." ll 3.11‘. ~ - - rl»_.;.l ix: the New England coast, a special illumrlulh 30mm)!“ 1n |l4,\ ll I ml. to step ahead of blaci. in l..I(.‘II;1_>I'Ii_O:I_ tam “mad m m? “mgmlto w“. " “" i ‘ I "3 b n F; forecast will be made for the At» U ‘U: i,“ ~ _ ltvflllllllulr ‘stunner luzvlrzlv 7'01; ..\.\‘L'.\IK\', 2, llmfiiight- Tllrfillwlfifl H1630 a h-t llllb hm“ ‘mmfi T“! dmwc mm: of bu‘, _ l. ..., m or ‘ y 1e‘ cv ‘ante coast norm of Sandy nook u U 0r u‘ J’ _ u | ml runtei and baby blue “as impallin. hm on he doublmbzvcqltd punt :7 xlit and 1.1- vlard Jedoy of N-_ J‘ This prsdiction Wm come m? r‘>\_:l.:"?rvn.. . um,“ Fluun-CLU’ luuxsum Douumox M. Uuuuuu nouns in evening taffctas fl‘.l(.ll.O\7.‘(11‘Cl.5l)I‘li‘l§ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ 111 d" we head of l-ooudmoylg," ygplac- 'l‘||\\|-|||4.;ir[ l n “my M “mipnunpll ‘hm ‘hp 5mm (“X EXEMPT ISSUES) and new street clulhus Wu can p103; ____i__._...__ lng tile fomier forecast for north and . Iltlurivrl. us ms llll- l-‘lv I 'l $|ll'|ll.l-'. Lou-gird that rich admiralty blue i0.‘ . il.'ll.': ~l.--- ~ -. . mo. or sandy Hook. CW1" Exc/mflge ..‘?.1.....1.‘ .. ...::: 3.15.1". ‘I " we W‘ . Failure Slatistics i _ _ Definite predictions for areas vof l:'_"l'|1‘"'-“'|'| |"l:']*l"'*‘§;']f°' "'|'5“""' "QIPIW": -\i=ll‘l.i l Admiralty blue. rather than block. . l lill >1. llii lu lls ll r-lnr -, \\ = - - , _ _ _ b or ltho different Stutcs. it is believed, illiillllldlllrll illllllllll ll... urulu, “'1. "I ""“ l" "" [is lughllghted as tne lTlGal. luliéor __ __ - - - ~ - l':: ~‘ - ‘z .'.:.-: ‘ i‘ r‘ " l‘ . uunnrdu ls lumquaued_ It swift” will moire the ucathcl reports simp (“mum m momma“ k WM“) ilnrulrmuiuulmi .r l.ihXmlullilllxr:livid‘;Ill‘ (T.\\\l r r I<il m) ummg 1931 color g6 Jumm 5,1,; l] 1y mus me uumfu] throbbing ler to undcrstxuid in ell Now Eng- CHICAGO u u", ,1,“ ,,,- 3.1,“, Xnvuum: old ivory and peach beige n51“ and luuvus you lulled rind m. land localities. mi ‘ant blouse shade". in the co-rr; new _ When! _.' _ W, 1-,‘ m,» ' ed blouse and suit. M‘ You can get boxes of crackers cut flulluxu _ ' 4, " 4 211" ‘i"-1',"]']“_‘ Blouse colors for spring are li t ‘i he hearts, diamonds. spades and “'_"-'l lull-Ill -‘l"." - - '2 W "' L‘ ' ‘ ',__ as follows; Peach beige, olzl runs. “lg w 1 u Va or other \\(~.\L l-:|.-..- "P" H ~ ‘ ' Pll lllrlltlflfl-‘EIITIITQEQICIEEL! f‘ blue p1‘ pisdaco lrlon ic cu s spree. lvi l ca l r \\'~Uvcr .. July . . . a - u, f u W _ l..>.;, .13. - ' . on, rower ...: ~ . 1'. P. i‘. ,1 . ' i .\lurl~ll . ppenlngs 0 1e eek All ‘ - v ~ k- rv w . u a delicacies for cocktail o, budge um. \\_oul 1.1 . M. _ ....“ ce Cox, Lethe Laird, Hmene Rog- pale 301m“ 5°11 Mild. h \ ~ I um . §§".',.'“,._l,,u.'u villi‘. g _ trs, Norah Longworth, Helen Wakc- These colors will co-o iiuatc \"‘..‘i - ‘Polul sales ‘ ',',‘:|‘|~f:,u" a“ (Cljnhnued [mm Page B) ford. Josie Blake, Laura Cox. Rose tailored and costlunc sluts in tlxc loi- - I‘, I N I M E N. ‘ Peach satin bordered with kolin- __-__ N _ _ A my .. .'..U.‘.. :l::-l; late V“ Robert stag“ “um Iongworth, Virginia Scarth. Lois lowing colors: Ailmrslilly blur, rt.‘ l-mvr; |~j,')\\_\}:!l‘|\|,_\,\|| -~—. -. . skv,. fashions a luxuflm evwlnii UNIQUE TRIP 1s RECALLED \\'i.\‘.\‘ll'l<;(l rfvaée bank m Qumélmsidc some liilllcl‘. Edith rugs. Doris Gill, Mar-send. ulstwlf-O. blY-fil -'~-"‘"1"' ‘ mum _ ' 9' P " garet Martin, of Burlington, Ont; ium brown) sky grey mid r. Ellllrent quill 1:3»; 1:321 years ago. l-lis bride also lived in Jean Gm. ‘ l Sky grey and wiuum, at: gm“ m. m (Cunndlgn PM“) .ul,\ .. ... m,‘ ...|, n: .. [sum ersld a a Tum “.1 1nd ,5 l _ __ _ SYDNEY N s Dec 314 . .\l.'l_\' .. ... one, 7.0,‘, full‘ l m e 5 3 g g ‘ preghgg only. Grev vcl.l h." rmml" . ' - . . .. . umplng 0,", . .. _ 1 t . , lthc daughter of the lalc Dl. Bcnilsto. _ . . . . m , . 1 1 ...-u l. nsufan . . MiSS Dolothv and -Miss lVfildrcd l-wusn Mw M- 1“. h“ ~- 1~ . ‘mtymw feet mm‘ a Pam bridge ‘W’ " "' "' " A "'-‘ ‘and the widow of the htc Dr Frcd- ' - - i111)‘ -- IT“; ‘:5 - ‘ ' MacPherson, who are visiting thicr 901N115!" ‘V-lh m‘! “um 3'0""? “Hi-i

Annuity

For $128.90 a man of 30 can buy a ' Maritime combined annuity and insur. ance policy which will give him $5,000 protectloll- now and $50 a month pen- sion later. Inquire: '

i-‘flcl HAurAincAu.

wnmmlus a usurp“. Luann. ‘ Manager for l‘. l. l. u

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s‘ ' c: ‘ <~ _ eason s reetzngs ' ' WE nre thankful to our many customers and friends for their generous husinenn during I930.

Ami we wish everybody a HAPPY and PROS- \ PEROUS NEW YEAR.

A. PICKARD & C0.

Coal Dealers Charlottetown

over the Seine, with a. canoe on his back, was the means by which Lieutenant G. H. G. Smyth, R. N. A. 5., wartime flyer, earned money en- sibling him to continue his famous canoe trip from Sydney to Rome. Re- turning here for a. brief visit six and a. half years from the day he paddled out of this port, he recalled how he made the Jump while moving picture cameras recorded the event. Permis- sion for the stunt was at first refus- ed by the Prefect of Police at Paris, but he consented when "assured" that due to precipitous cliffs ln Cape Breton the fishermen there habitual- ly launch their cruft by hoisting them to their shoulders and leaping down to the water. High lights of the voyage included a 52-hour period of waiting nt sea for surf to subside at Lubec. Maine, n stay at Monte Carlo as the per- sonal guest of the Prince of Monaco. and a. personal interview with Prem- ier Mussolini, who had a. special medal struck to commemorate Smytlrs arrival at Rome and declar- ed a special holiday during which the Mayor of Rome, with the Royal ; Guards’ band, accompanied the Can- ' ndlan on his inst lap up the historic Tiber in excursion craft decorated with English and Italian signs read- lngv “Sydney, Canada, to Rome."

0n one occasion the cunoelst 10st everything but his craft in o. fruit- less offort of i7 hours to cross the English Channel. Finally he took re- fugo on a light-shill-

After his canoe voyage Smyth en- guged in prospecting in the fwd Lake district near Sioux Lookout. Two months ago he went to Bermuda to work on the construction of l new electric railway.

The quickest thing some people do ll lit down.

INDIAN DELEGATES FIND ONE CLUB IS

IONDON‘, Jan. l-Thcro is a piece in Mayfair, a most thoroughly British section of the city, that sud- denly has become a veritable little comer of ancient and mysterious In- dia. Seven days before the Indian