FEBRUARY-is. 193a

§. YESTERDAY? 100M. MARKET

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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tBank Closings In Michigan Hurt Business’

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Drastic nction by tin- Stats of Michigan ‘Pucstiny in (‘luglng n" fin- unclul institutions for eight days in

PAINFUL mwnyam

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THE FUNERAL of Mrs. S. C. Moore will be held from her late residence, ‘285 Kent Street, on Thursday, Feb. 16, service starting

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TOCKSLBONDS, Q50 TA

cLosmic MEETING OF SUMMERSIDE" " T0 W1_\_/__ c0 UNCIL l"

Mayor Expresses Appreciation, Of CO-OPGIHtiOH Of

$14,847,159 Reported By Electric Light Commute“ ‘the end oi 19.12 1.. 11.1.: .11

The closing meeting of the Sum- y runniiv; Liinc "and is largely respoii» l'°f Canada"

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SUN ELIFE 1 DJWAKES SPLENDID RECORD

_ .lSt1n Lilo, spoke on the Company's- ‘11111111111’ 14l11.-~—i'oui"progress during these troubled times

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111111drci1 "W1 *9'-'¢111)"91H11L million ‘and in a lucid manner reviewed the

of the sun Lilo AbnlllklliL

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iwcinciii gross made by ihc (Jox1"1p".u1y' dining l _ ~' 1391111111111’ i the iiircc years of depression and ’Ii1is period inic1"na-jit5 rgsigtmwc

t0 the world-ulde

C. C. ~ face of s threatened i-uiinpse had n. _ ,. . l lk wlllo nlcpcilbllliilfillfl llu cannon‘. Cnnl- 131115- 91 ‘21111515111111180. had his mcrside Town gonna] was hem m, _.,;1,1c lqll- llle sllvllll; lll llllc lllbl-lcllb 1101111113’ 1111110115 0901101111515 110F013 11> 1 business contraction, the Sun Life's 111 1111 11111 ll 11 "l" "l" ilollltll vlcwvl shoulder ocated recently by a Monday evening in the Comic-i‘ 111g nil, ' 1111"” 11"" 1110 luost severi- businre‘ l‘.'JllLj\'ilulLlt"_‘:4 incn-asiiig during that

from their scrum position tho llltl- rilption ul‘ liurllircss routine in Michi- gun fiuunciui centres and mnrio ar- rangements for ihc rcnultuut iucreusll in business. "

fall on the icy road as hc was walk. lug from the railway station at York l to attend the funeral of the late

Uorrected" For Every Wednesday and

and Prince County

Chambcrf Mayor Manson presiding. In his remarks to the retiring Coun- “1110118 the Mayor expressed his

‘ ‘Jfiil- 11m (‘)'llIl(l(‘i‘ cnginc today “'°11"°5-“1"l1 1111-‘ 1101111 has knuun 1n ;i-i"1od by ()\l‘i' two hundred thou-

Vcun handle comfortablyl a greatcl "' load than at any time during thi- ‘

ihc Ilflfit om- lmudrcd yours. 111.- doulnward movement being four

in rent-h u total oi nearly u ililiiuJll, business 1n force incivasing

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. _ wltii"iiiiiauimllflllliiwlrllni"n€l'lfl'll ‘"l<l,‘,'{.‘,"_ 3117115711 velssey- - __ul_. ‘olumrl- unwed h! m“ thanks to them for their co-opcra- parst iirc and a l1a‘f years. l limes greater ‘than any other in l by approximately five hundred mil-

lnilcrillutoli ulnl-iln luluhiizr gloumllmilll . l M ‘om!’ ‘more!’ bu‘ ldvemflnznu‘ n lloll lll llll lllms_ He slalml llmll Tl“, lllplllllll new llsccl lll the plllnl ‘- history. Statistical records reveal lion doiii.i~5_ all“ “Slims bl, loll)“ ‘ma. ‘"..":r...."".;:r .1111“. ‘."."s“"'- ""1"" "lwlv-l- ::.".'.".'."".".':::; ..".".".:..;"" "r @1111" <1‘ lWl-l- <11 ; "m. 1°???" v- 11-"1- --~11-~~ 1-11-1- w- Wood

A‘ 111-1161‘ PM"? '1'-1°"“1'"1 “"1" sroivini: out oi til“ 5911111195 and“. Fob. 19th. Winsloc rune-c. " 111K! l"‘-\lll'$ cn/tiii the citizi-ns HOUKI, ably guild results inuioiiinorc tll.11l.Ly'"""§' "4 ' """" "w" an“ "1 ""1 “UPb-"lcfl 111" 111111» 111B 1111111111100 i5 1m! held yesterdllr- Rcllnnllleellllllnlilvg ‘ n“, m, gene-fa] fl-l-w on “nun-H 11°11“ 11- WW1“ $°1ll11 3; Hish- "_“_'__'"}““"* "‘ gmmllllllrllt 1111161 15 ilrvvcd by the lrvllc Occasion Mr. Jackson had been j“°'1‘1“3 1’°1’“1“11°11 “mlmll "111- playing to lessen the financial strain 211111111 sipéiiléccgnts iilrideis “C2111! n pound 31:“nfhfllewgllllllulgm: llllrltl-ofllyurlaélmfiail field 7. Service in the Glasgow “POULTRY SALE T0 QUgfEC ffllctltliat the town enyoys as manylrc-qucstcd to forward particulars oi l‘ 1‘1°Y1“°111- of the individual and how the bene- Otiiei- prim remained lull“? lmlkvlll “ll” “growl um “lulu mad 5011001 Home on Wednesday, GOLElIZMENT-Mr. Harold 12rd pilnlvllcses as any town in the Mnri-lthe method to interested parties, The zlubefinclrclllm (mmdiun fills of life insurance have been Followl" were llm “Bulge lull-ell lfirllectgnfislllglllllfltbeclollllll-dfilll] illlc“r:ll:1l'11=_ Ebb.‘ 22nd nt 7.30. Rev. L, J_ 19am‘ of e v has made a sale of en R105 01‘ Possibly in Canada andlTlie careful use of this machine is: _ Sun Llle has been clvlvll upon lo 113K911 111115911189 01 11y pllllcyholders. M1nl5ler_ Ban-ed 30¢}; ma“ chjckgns m ghguuth the low taxation rate oi‘ $12. " without doubt an important con- lllcc “(Horse world b1l5j1lu((; w .l lll. T119 51111 L119 113d "VQTBEI-‘d 501119“

long tlic llordcr. Any deposits Full- u Well

quoted: (‘nlibnge 4 lbs ...- .

udlun bunks inuy have tlcil up

i5 to 8c _ 10c

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(‘unndlnn hunks handling border

Quebec Government for‘ the sum of

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110st lOWlh with the same improve-

would be some important lCgiSlflllOll

tribuiing fin-tor iii the amount o 1

the staff the energy used for stu-

ol these troubled conditions it has

greater degree, during the 111151;

thing like one hundred million dol- lars o. year in payments to policy-

three years of depression.

(f rots 3 lbs . _ l -. l - _ _ _ l liittuce . iiiiinntliifliilgn diiiqetiiliiitiiofliopgiig, on LAID T0 RIJST—The funeral of $100.00. This speaks well for the mcntslhatlc a rate o! $3o. I ubricnling oil saved. l three you“ than most Canadian S""“"'°" 2111-] ""5 “"1” °‘ "m "m" George F. Finiuyson was held from fame of our poultry development- Dllllllc the coming year there‘ With the careful eo-operotion o1 1 llllllllclal lllslllullolls; but ln ‘spm holders and beneficiaries durllls the

his late residence yesterday after-

1'1"'5"11‘5 3 11" business followed tho cnutlnus policy

%fsrf:‘alle(:gxzesisfi .1 l 27H 0r llpcllnhlg mlqllu, drum‘. nnwnooll lo the Peoplelll Cemelery. sch to pats, 11nd the incoming Council tion requirements has been reduces. malnlllllmll lts posmon as world Liic insurance had earned and li-Qlllfljl‘: xllllil,“ i111." siiiinlnuiiususoinii. ivices at the house and grave con- "C. W. L. CARD PARTY-The T1111 1101i llllvc 1111 easy taskl There by "V" 10-900 1“"~ 1113- _ company emerging with aasizalalc "mimmmivtl Wbnc confidence‘ which (‘Annkinnl Apillc: neck -- -- 115" 'l:.'lll 'l'l'é""'l')“ll“cnell‘""'l‘l’l' ducted by Reverend A. C. Vincent. 'l‘ignlsh sub-division of the Catho 1”"~V@l'yln1"gc population oi labour- The engine lathe, purchased 111 increase in assurances in forccJi "my biiaid to be the greutcéb asset 11°“ (""’"'.'g? "'.."l,' l'l‘cll_,'!"" 51g: (‘ililmliun 111111111. The pall bearers were: Dr. J. A. lic Womens League held a card 1111-‘ men and these men would have the early lm-t 0f the yfifll‘ has 11101" This business is just as valuable to [Ur u" m’: lmunmce compames' me ?[ll,1::;l'|‘jlli111\-?TY“-: u: U m" Clark‘ Messrs. J‘ H. willlam’ w’ party in st‘ Mary's ha“ on Thu“ to be given work. Councillor P11i!- oughly Justified its pllrchasl-‘l am Canada as Lhc export oi‘ merchnn- Smmd adtmmstratlon or the bush Honey 2 pounds . . Wyatt. H. 1301-1111118, J05 Curran and‘ day evenmm All excellent game lips had Shlfl that strict 1200110111)‘ from the record of work the machine lllse and lnclllentulll, concluglve r1855 lllld Illcfltfid this confidence. (llllilglnpsy ]f1"l"0~ll'I‘lii.il.'...-u w‘; 1 . Lem‘ wrlghl“ was enioyed. After the awarding of was necessary, But the thi- Mayor has earned $204.80. . proof’ l-l lllly. ls needufol. the 5n» The Sun Lifeavas particularly for; N. K prlzes refreshments were served bl, irlt there were 11111113’ ml)‘:- ul look-i The accounts of tho Electric Light glvss “ml dlablllly Ol Lllls grml 141111110 111 hflvlllg‘ 111‘? lZ§°11\\'111 01

_ ISLAND“; DEAD __ Mm John the ladies of the enwrlalnmenl 111g at) spending money and 1i the Department showed a balance of clllllllllan Comp“), Durmg lllal 111801183111’ 11 1111111011 l1_°11°l'1'1°1dEX‘5.

_____ Byme’ Bedlam. has recclved news cDmmlttee__T_ -llll)0lli‘lflg men were not given work current revenue over expenditure of 5mm period the Easels or the sun their confidence being indicated by

lllllllulln" rte-u)" of the death on Rb. 5m. of Slsllel. ____ p they. would have to be fed. L2“ @2l,65i.25 or s. favourable balance Lll-e lncreased by over forlydlhree @119 13189 PFODOTW)" 01 119W 13115111955

'“""""‘ Mary of St. Rose oi Lima (Bridget Wear had been difficult’ but mls ducting 08111131 chm?“ °f $14" million dollars to reach a total oi’ secured during the pa“ ‘War from

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Hughes, formerly of ‘Pracadie par- ish) of tho House of the Good

—CONCERT REPEATED-Dur- lng the past week the C. Y. M. L. of St. Simon and St. Jude's Church

ycar would be more so, but 11c wn: offering his services again for Mayor

81.7.39. i The monthly report foi" January

wcll over six hundred nnd eleven million dollars.

old policyholders, while the number

of policies being allowed to lapse

' l-'l'l'l,_.‘l"‘§'l,'l.'l."‘___ _ shepherd. St. Paul’ Mllm and felt that with such Councillors 1 showed that there was considerable The 62nd Annual ‘Report of the had been kept to a figure below tho noun 1-_ork . all.‘ gjlllnqlllflglrl giillllllnlldlillillffi Trpeated 1Y1 P111111" R9115 911d 111' us were at present round the Board 1 damage to wires and lines. seventy- Sun Llle Assurance Company ol, general Bveliiile-

#1111211; ‘iiiiii-ibah. 15'- imp rm . GAzETTED-Among the appoint- btrmn the comedy drama whmh 11191’ W°11111 “m0 11111111811 311 T18111~11v° 5119915 1131115 13111115 “w” 111ml“ ' Canada was made public at the An- Perhaps the feature o: the fin- :.'l'l:';;ll';',°'l_l(' ' _ _ merits, promotions, etc. in the Can- thlely preighwsly played so 5116095511 C°1111C111°1 1119119111» W111) 15 01191", ‘m1’ 11110 remacement 9°51 b91113 nual Meeting held here today, Emmi report {Pr 1932 “tag the 1mg“ JIM"! 1h m...‘ . l.. l... i.‘ {w st o“ ‘ml _ l l Ram“ Mimi“ recently gamtled’ arr fu y in e home town, ‘P13111511. ing for rc-clcction in the Wcst'$67.09 for lumps besides 111i- labour. Ml.‘ Tl B llllaclmlny, who “as in amount of paid-for insurance sec. Tongues encli ... n.- , pears the foumvmg: P) E. I‘ Hlghrs‘ Those taking part endured quite a lward, Said he had been bmmed by There was an improvement of 2.461. we 5mm addressed llm meellng on ured m the face of such troubled

world business conditions. _'I'hc

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in the output over January of last year.

Round Steak . .

Sirloin sil-nk lot oi’ cold ahd inconvenience ill many in his ward for the fact that

l “Importation but they reel amply the police department had been too repaid for their hard-ship by thEIVlgllant and also that he was res- Sllddel- 1159- 1H funds. The caste 8Y6 ponsible for the reduction in the very grateful to all those who lnitruckmens wages. coun,‘ McNeill any way helped with the mains denied this. Coun. Phillips, chair-

world business conditions and ex- pressed his wcll-considercd opinion that a fundamental basis had been laid for a. return to more normal conditions, and that the coming world economic conference should

—2nd. Lt. (supyl A. L. MacDonald, 111.111., is trans. i0 Mun. Rang. 20th Aug. 19513. To be Capt. (Puymr): Lt. lPayiiurl H. M. Simpson. 1st. Feb. 1932.

amount is considered, under present conditionsto be a remarkable show- ing, the Sun Life reporting business actually paid for m 1932 reaching a total of over two hundred 'and

Electric Light paid bills for Janu- nry were’ passed and amounted to $726.87; Unpaid bills, $997.80.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of Edward J. Ready, which was largely attended, was held yes- terday morning from his late resi- dence, 306 Richmond Street to St. Dunstans Basilica where Requiem

gh Musswas celebrated by Rev.

uls Dougan. The’ pail bearers were: Messrs. John Callaghan, T. L. smlthfJohn Cameron, Frank Mur-

tizer. Service at the grave was con- ducted by Rev. E. O’Ha.nley. The

ray, John Cronin and John Leigh-

of these ‘performances-T.

—SEAL AT INDIAN RIVER-A live seal was discovered near the lsmall creek above Indian River bridge on Monday morning by Geo. and Allan Murphy. They we're ap- prised of the presence of the sea‘. by the actions of a crow which was hovering over him. The boys didn't know what klndof a strange ani- mal they had stumbled on and concluding he was an amphibian.

Shakespeare said once upon a time. "Even the poor deienceiess worm

man of the Police Committee, said that he took full responsibility for his department and he considered that the Police had done well in

Splendid Record of Mr. Jackson

Coun. Schurman stated that as there had been considerable critic-

l before Mr.

keeping order and cleaning up cer- tain bad elements in the town.

Coun. Grady, in his remarks, said, that Coun. McNeill was not res- ponsible for the cut in the truck- merrs wages, as that he'd been done McNeill came to the Board.

The business before the meeting was the passlngoi’ the bills as fol-

Palcl Bills, $726.87; Unpaid bills,

ism regarding the salary of Mr. Jackson and that it was too high and that as he was s. foreigner to the town it was thought by some that the job should be given to a town man, M1". Schurman fclt that it was only fair that the public should know of the splendid record that Mr. Jackson holds as an elect-

rank of Lieut. Commander in His 1

accomplish much good. Previous de- pressions lasted on an average of but. twenty months. This depression has already lasted for exactly twice