THE WN
BY THE WONDROUS
'|'ECll||lC0|.0li
c dmuia as dup au the human lloaril
ADDED MUs'cai. wrrii mu. La nov AND WEEKLY FOX NEWS
TODAY and WEDNESDAY
DAILY 3 15 - 7.00 - 8.45 P M
PR c MATINEE
E iivsmno. zs¢,szo,11¢.
_Ml
1
Becky Sharp With Miriam Hopkins ln
Filmed In Technicolor
At The Prince Edward
While
_
¢,,,,,.,,, ,, B, ,,,,,.,,,| mn, I, ,|,, ln ,M mm", and lies about her. one girl fights
history or mm onrortulnmcnt, much 4|" g¢w|,,,,, ,, g,,,w,g,,,, C," a gallant lieralcmi full color fraluri-, "Be:-k) lay, inn". D", -I ,\m,||n 5"; blood! fl-nm B Scandal that' would rhsrp. l-ua ll- iwnl nr-nn.-rr ni rho ity ...ni sh- osuru. unruwlolro, on nn.
Prime Eiiunril rin-niri inn night ilurqulo oi siryne, urs oplonilid lu “nn mem 'rhu picture films nprrnsionn of gurl, mi" on." .,,,¢,¢“.1|.., ,,,,. Peering
admiring nolider, horgooulily beutl 1 | b N; | B " 13 9"
ful, :stunningly llfvlllle, lho picture in (;":»-u;;|:||¢.|r.¢§_.J`x? B|{|_|, gall, nfl? picture' My Marr Z
nil that ima been cla nied for it and gk; gh ¢ 1| 1| | “H
' l1°.‘;'.. r.‘$2’.'.i....’.. ° " °" °’ ""‘ mimiic drama tv the C=l>l‘°1
more
Becky alma.” nwremer. in 1 'Becky slnrp," no more iovrr. or Theatre with Claire 'irevor head-
b°¥°l"\ lwlfll' I more DIKGIM literature know, In the story of n wil mg 3 stellar ¢a5; rurgcuun urine, It is il gem of screen ful and clover beauty, who nun her `
l'll¢ii\‘lll|llm¢l\¢. Hllurkiinl’ with humor. lmolinesu to advance her social paul A5 the "blew “ith romance. and rich with lion and inulro rl morning oonuum Miss 'Irevor is a girl who has been d P rf tl n tad, ex ertly 1 gh hug 1 n T e ln
V1;-1.
-15.8'
standing to male the benutif l way l 1 b ¢ d Wlrd, Bdcky I clinrlmeier to llnzeli long gzxrdolo i:lT:l’|¢-I “M New" m
(Organized by the Canadian Social
Hr..
n--_-A*-”“4f°”1"_-° E'
<_.__.
3
milk makes the
with a count which fre
Oi’ Health, In”
<»°"»
TODAY and
balm a is -- 1
f C
‘apr as
CNE _
'and »
_ .oo-aus r-.lm i marines 11
A irvliN_lNo. zszgi
-
Claire Trevor `
“My Marriage”
At The Capitol
societ3{_.sn_li-bs her, sneers
battle to shield the blue-
alll behind the headlines.
startling and daring ro-
heroine of the picture,
ron hold of society,
liiroctra eb te yin: fined nsubru rhrnlr ° ' ' ° me ' N r°“°d the st E uqnroulisn mil lovioliiy yroauooa ie will llfvli "°"'¢i:h° ”'°""° dm” happy .envied “DUI 5 l'B¢i<@l°¢f'° in s mmifrrui arsmrzlrsuon oi wil of vi..In§,°1.i:f¢..;¢hL:::fn"ry°°°l°" bullet strikes her father down- lilln DIIKOPDMO 'l`|\l¢|Kl¢¥l¥’l llllll-l0f*°| Generous unc of liuperlatlvel in den reveals that he was 5, tsckelkél' ficilhn cainiic "Vanity lair.’| crihing the settings, costumes and | iilirlun llvpklln. starring in the -amorphous or tho production is ruily himself' sitio l rin 1 li lm. in hor _gumfi ii "neck sh h _, l, Although
she seeks to run away
Nb ¢l 0 0 K e y arp uwev
zlixraclelrizntion :fl the lo_v_ely,s_:lv=_\‘.ll n _plcturo _tlrt defieil adequate deli from 8i‘lSt0Cl‘l1i1-it y0l.iilg Kent. Tay- u an suoeenu wane e o ¢ ;| || | _ Z invzlhd her role with Ilfe and under bzplegc To be nilgilsgginudf' gx:dm`:1.|: lor' she eventually cannula' es to
his pleas that he marry her. His family, dominated by Pauline Frederick, who plays the mother. seems to welcome and shield her. But, all the while, they are work- ing to destroy the romance.
Events come to a head rapidly
when husband and wife are alien- ated, and Miss Trevor turns to Paul Kelly an old friend of her father, for aid.
In the startling climactic scenes,
the girl comes face to face with the terror of the underworld, dis- covers the secret of her fathers death-one that would shake so- ciety ot its foundation-but con- ceals it for the love of her hus- band. The close of the film brings a,. reconciliation and a happy solu- tion of the problem.
Helen Wood lovely Southern
brunette. receives her first import- ant assignment in “My Marriage," which also features Thomas Beck and Noel Madison-
_ ST. ANDREW'B SCHOOL
L9a»gue edy the situation Tile newspaper standing for December.-
Of G d editor who might do something to G1-me x,
ana, 3, help mould public opinion happens 2, Bernice
to be the patient of the doctor He Rose,
says the doctor is a fine fellow but Q1-me X,
Hygiene corilrnoil _los Bond st, "°%_1;';°d °;’__¥°;’_‘_`{___‘;“ l;”"§;‘_f_;‘;“ ___ 3<;I\;_l;1_;__§»______
one of the°n;'go5l outslmdlng articles on pasteurizstion the ed cu-ode
itor refuses and the fact comes out Donald 2
pieces of promotion work ever at that Mr Edna d bel 1 » _ °°”‘°‘°" by “ “"9” ”“”"'“’““ ”‘ steurirotlon r HM nthtlnlr ievfhnt Mm Rm' `
the development of national wel gan __ _ ___ ° _ _ 5 B 01959 _ me in this country has just been bacierlz __ i§_:_°§;f__° m ¢f°b¢= and l-l<g>:__£ose. s. Alloc Rea. .
com leted b Sir James Woods,
Presrident ofythe Gordon MacKay, Nm’ far fmm the d°m1"“e °! “ml 2: A”
Company of Toronto sir James mls mteulsent adm’ 15 “ WYE' Phill Th°m°'5-
has written 7,500 personal letters camp supmrted by me 3°n°"°"5' Gfadii
to prolemlonal and buslness wo hearted activities of an energetic 2, Eileen Rea.
clam “gms tlwll. _“ppm tn the Service Club which I shall not Grade'
L l name One of the major activities David EGBHS 3. Jam” E35”
I x
Sr.-i, Rita MacDonald MacDonald; 3. Thomas
Jr.-1, Bernadette Mac- Rita Maclntyre; 3, Rus-
VII.-l, Mlznadora Mac-
Theresa Maclntyre; 3,
V.-i, Margaret Rose; 2.
III,-1, Theresa MacDon- drey Macintyre; 3, Jose-
II.-l, Ivan Maclntyre;
I.-Shirley MacKenzie; 2.-
rl W] f d H ith Ce y mme ea ensue of the Service Club is the support The fo lowing received primes at
anada. in its efforts to cam for ol, __ crippled Chu _S Comm” _asm
d I Chen C B 9
X,°§;,,§,,§°;"°'° °“mpmg“ M hemh tee which supplies splints una the highest stunning in their class-
Tlle Health Lea ue braces for crippled children The es; Grade
g , which is to, __
assume some of the Donlinlon wide . “me du wppues ,nw muk W "M Gnde activities of the social Hyglono|l’_‘_’;’“__i‘;___!“‘§_;‘___f_’;’Yf__ °‘;’_§}§___g_“__= gf Wagg-
e
smmcu’ Wm have as ‘mi of _gs children is of course, bovine tu- aid
most important object ves, e nivcrsal pasteurization of mil.: ger°“l°5i€ _games by ‘iw mnk
sl .1 t t <1 in that i it i °’““‘°“ “H e°°SS“fY adl;.llt?_.,’:eS;_os gh; letter whfclleremn Did you know One epidemic of phulzed ms own personal leellnss l typhoid fever in the City of Mont
d vl tl h ‘lm b real resulted in 5,000 cases, 500
fe" cg” fl (ms ofgmerded wpmh deaths and is estimated to have by Rita lvlacintyie.
111 lf HIl'l“S YW8 6 EBC l
pel.s'on_ a ww ol an address by Dr cxogt the Pgoviéirce of Quellliec $20, John Egan, Teacher.
Gordon Bates, General Director of ___ Um ____'a'“m_1k at epide ° was
§,,f:e°{1,§2 1,§,°,§‘,,‘f,,‘§‘l’°°’,,4°l"l‘;“‘§§l“;',§§,f_"’_“ _e_l):_l_: 2; l<_r_._o:___ ogecislietnilcnli sr/iNi.sy lminol: scilooi.
3? Assnlclatum ‘urging that "ch accounted for 10000 eases and was S¢l\|°l' Dqillflllivllt
y specal attention to the facts d to G me x_l Nom Reld. 2 Isabel
contained in that address Sir gggciommgnsosails _TRW milk sup Rel; 3 Laytim Ben ’ ' `hnIxIel‘:fo°r¢tll::ll:t‘§;'a very large pl-o_ Did you know Thlft ordinary Grlldé IX-1. 1i$\\‘1i-‘H 3» mrtlvn of our milk supply in fl?" milk 1 sreimnsibxe fm' mm m<§aIg:c\?fl§&13'Le:rInzTd-%s§§n- cannon is still unpufourlred, with dl___l§_°__l°___<§“i__§_o____l>__pero_<=enl___;>_l___¢;ll ____ Reid; 3 M___~y Bulmm- » me “sun that the best °f wr during the hot summer month C*"“d° VH“°1- Francis B°l3°’5 2' foods-M1i.,K_cnrrics with it dis- md ____ __ __ 5 Nmbm Re1d;3_K,,mee,, Rem
"'°° “nd death t ll ldyou ow T at m k home Junior Department As an illustration of the dim Y"l° _ °'“d P°"°YP"°1d ‘°"""| Grade v-1_1, Ann... ivinorrwon; 2, cuulco mood by local health nuth et “ff _f8°P“° 5°" “"°“” Robert Rolo; a, n. B. Rolo. Oritiw and the apathy. or very of mes "Q, ° ln c°pff’“’°l‘__ Grade v-1, Msriorlo Martin; 2, WD Pl`0JUdi°@. of community leaders emi _;usE°"m" lun an a ,lan Helen Reid; 3, Joy MacLeod.
i it i t Y ' 5 'S' ”“°”3 ' Gmio iv-1. Thomas Holger; 2.
in matters o commun y mpor ence nr Gordon notes, nationally “$131” ‘;‘_‘_“__f:§;‘;“ ,l‘,‘f_1a_“_‘;f_‘;~ um Gertrude Msooulgun; a, slois Mac-
known public health authority and (40 fluid ounces) _ mllk __ q “___ Ewen. __ _
General Director of the Health ° eq Grade III lsr.)-1. ene Mac-
ol, cmadm “lates the _,ol_ in food value to one pound oi’ steak Donllll
no For obvious "nom at 22 cents Ii eggs averaging al ands In (J,-,)__.1_ _lame Mic.
gmt be °mltted_lh°__sh cost of 33 cents, 3 pounds of fresh L,°d_ 2_ Glagys Hem-y; 3_ Mm;-,en the actual location wdnsh M’ 5 wat M 40 “nm 2% MlwGl118l\l'i-
is beautllully mu pounds of chicken at an average G,-,de 3_1, Amgm Reid; 2,
9, mecca for thousands °°5t °‘ 5° °°“t°- 1 P°\1lld Of 101” George MacEwen; 8, Brendon Reid.
S The mllk for pork at 22 cents or $100 worth of grade 1_1, Thomas Gallant; 2, __ summed bv oysters? And that comparison does pi-mold Mnenwd; 3, Keith Henry.
not include the essential vitamins goo, A, can-no-Prirlcipai.
°“° °°"' A B C. D ana is which mill; can Lovins Fleming-ssoutant.
erclses in January for
x. sr.-Rita iviaclnonaio. X. Jr.-Bemnoltto Mac-
VII.-Meriadora 'MacDon-
Grade Grade Grade
V.-Margaret Rose. IH.-Theresa. MacDonald. II.-Ivan Maclntyre.
Grade I.-Shirley MacKenzie. 'I'-he highest attendance prim won
LAY! FIBES T0 SMDKEBS
”°“"° ”‘ rms. svnslili Mol-mrs sonsorw, ont., roi.. io-rho
Ontario Forestry Branch blamed smokers for the majority of forut fires in thu district int year. Buch
som oi timber valued at :$2.950 in
HOPE IS HELD FDB. HEART UL- CER CURE
JOHNSON CITY, N. Y., Feb. 10-
Dr. John W. P. Love, essociate dir- ector of the Endicott Johnson Lab- oratory, yesterday told of a 'type of "cannibal" bacteria, with which he hopes to effect a cure for heart ulcers.
I-le disclosed that it had been
used successfully in one recent case. ,Bacteria was rushed by gteamship and airplane to Johannesburg, South Africa, and administered to a young patient suffering from an ulcerated heart. .
Under Dr. Love‘,s guidance, a
“stable” of _"bacteriophage" has been fostered and enlarged in the laboratory. "Bacteriophage" is harm- lem to the human body. It feeds upon and destroys other types dari- gerous to human health.
Dr. Love said the bacteriophage
is being used to treat ulcers in per- sons between the ages of 18 and 35. I-Ie explained that the “cannibals,” when put into the blood stream, feed On and eliminate other bac- teria which cause the ulcerated coli- dition.
difit. oluinuarss /is ensc- rlucai. auomsim
Mas Esther Rabiun. Unuiversity
of Alberta graduate, has proven to former sceptical fellow students that the electrical research held still has a place for women.
Following her graduation. Miss
Rabkln has joined the rmenrch lab- oratory ol a large Toronto elec- tricai appliance nwnufactiuer. The former co-ed is being trained by expert scientists in preparation for practical application of her know- ledge.
Esther Rabkin came to Canada
from Russia. She is the only girl to have received an electrical en- gineer’s degree from the University of Alberta.
"she was an excellent student,"
says Dr. J. H. Macleod, University head, “and had the courage and strength of her convictions. Her qualities and abilities are of the variety possessed by few who enter t-he university,"
WINSLDE NORTH SCHOOL
January:
Grade X: I Rena Youniier_ Grade VIII: 1 Clayton Clidmore,
2 Keith Cudmore. .
Grade VI: 1 Laurettl Smith, I
Alton Younker: 3 Preston Cudriiore.
Grade V: 1 Margaret Crasweii; 2
Marion Ford: 3 Erio I..aix1'i.
Gnd., Ill: 1 Catherine MoNaugh-
tan; 2 Vera Nunn; 3 mm cus- more..
Grade II 0.): Charlotte Moreside.
nres destroyed more than 00,108-
tho Budbury arcs.. =l
'Grade Il fb): Heath Cruweii. Grade I: No examinations. _
'. 0'I‘I‘AWA. llbb. 10-<C.P.l-Bun veys now being made in New- foundiand by technical 0300!!
ment and nuanced by the British government would be of valve 00 this coun_tl'y, W. M. Dennis of the Department of the Interior, told the Canadian Institute of Surveying It its annual meeting hem today: Ml' Denis read a paper on Newfound- land surveys and said that by playing the good neighbor to the Island dominion Canada would benefit. `
Advantages to Canada were that
_ the Newfoundland survey would complete the establishment of an wccurate basic survey some 1300 miles long around the Gulf of St. Lawrence, 1,000 miles of which are
vital Canadian trade routes and _ would form a basis for my future boundary action between Quebec and Labrador.
The work at present planned
would take five yours to complete. A good start was made in 1035 with an airplane reconnaissance of the whole triangulation some 600 miles long from Port a.ux’Basques to the Straft of Belle Isle, and from Cor- ner Brook to st John’.s Other pre-
on almost one quarter of tht' scheme.
In 1538, it was expected, this pie-
liminary work will be oontiniibd, and the precise observations in- volved started on the section in which preliminary work was com- rpleetd last year. ‘ Mr. Dennis said numerous errors in the older surveys of the Island were suspected and indicated these would be clearly reveald by the Geodetic Survey just b€§ll1`1~ The placing of the older surveys in their correct- relative positions wou‘d permit much greater econ-‘ omy in future surveys which may be required.
BT. ANDREWS WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
The February meeting of the Et.
Andrews Woinen's Institute was. ilcld at the home of Mrs. J. P. M c-
citation of the Greed and singing
The questionnaire on Legislation
was discused and filled out. Mrs. J. P. Macintyre was appointed con- venor-
No new business was transacted.
Correspondence was read by the Secretary. Reports of the different, committees' were then given and new ones appointed as followsz.
Entertainment-Mrs. M. H. Binnli-
wood and Mrs. G. D. Mackenzie.
Sick-Mrs. M. H. Smallwood and
Mrs. F,rank Macliltyre. _
Bchboi - Mrs. G. D. MacKenzie
and Mrs. Frank Macintyre.
The program for the evening was
as follows: Solo--The Isle of Capri-Misses
Audrey and Freda Maclntyre.
Recitation-Miss Joanna Macin-
tyre.
Recitation-Winnie Maclntyre. A contest was put`oi-i by one of
the members and won by Mrs. Tem- ple Murphy. -
On motion to adjourn, the meet-
ing closed by singing the National Anthem. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Macln- tyre. meeting to open with the Creed and singing “My Wild Irish Rose." Roll cali will be answered with an Irish joke. '
TWO SURVIVORS
R. C. M. P. TREK
(By The Canadian Prem)
VANCOUVER. Feb. 10-only two
of the gallant band of North West Mounted Police officers who trek- ked acres: the western prairies to the Rocky Mountain foothills in i874 are alive today. Staff-Sergt. James A. Sutherland, 85, believes.
Mr. Sutherland, who lives in a
cottage on the Pacific Coast, north of Vancouver, was a member of the expedition, and A. H. scouten, B4 now living on a cattle ranch near The Pas. Man.. was another. So` far as Mr. Sutherland knows they are the only survivors.
The force left Toronto June 6,
N774. to police the west. From the end ot steel at Fargo, N. D., the troopers marched 160 miles to Dui- ferin, Man. (now Emerson), 00 miles south of Winnipeg. A few of their number were dropped off here and there to form police pcsui from Manitoba to British Columbia. Mr. Sutherland, former black- smith iind Glasgow policeman, who joined the force in Hamilton, Ont. at the 'ige of 25, recalls vividly hardships on the march through mud and swamps in summer and blizzards in winter.
Wariiko Indians and whiskey
runners soon found their activities out short by tiny patrol adminis- tering many mles of territory.
loaned by the Dominion svvem- '
liminary operations were eompletedl
Thilncwg'lo'H¢lnm- mm upright, niiuble for the unnll n urc- mentor home il o£r¢d as only
*425
INDIANS ABE LAW-ABIDING ‘
(By The Canadain Preis) _
NORTH BA'I'I‘l’.iEi'iO0¥.D, Sack.,
Feb. 10--Before the wining of w I
hite civilization North American ndians were natural aristocrats, honest and devoid of trickery, S. L. MacDonald, of Indian Department, said in an address here.
Modem civilisation and methods
oi’ living has influenced the char- acter of some Indians, said Mr. MacDonald, who has studied the natives for the past 50 years. But even under present conditions the Indian in general is law-abiding and givw little trouble to authori- ties. This was due to the high code each tribe adopted years before the country was settled by the white man.
The Indian originally came from
Asia. Mr. MacDonald said. Some northern tribes have a Mongolian cast to their features.
The Indian sign language used
extensively all over the continent was said to have been originated by a missionary named Evans. who produced the i~yi‘albic system in 1650.
PLANNING HELP
FOR CREDITORS
TOIRGTTO. Feb. 10-A plan de-~ signed to help the unsecured cred- itors uf Crosse and Blackwell (Can- ada) Ltd, which went into bank-v ruptcy in 1934, has been formulat- ed and laid before the other cred- itors through the trustee, G. T. Clarkson.
The plan calls for a payment on the $320,000 due of five per cent now and five per cent more at the and of three months, The plan a‘so invplves the issue of certificates for the balance of the claims contem- plating a clearing off of the entire debt i.n ,s period of five to 10 years.
the force have been recalled. Once 'Sergeant Sutherland and a companion entered the camp of Sitting Bull and his 2.000 warriors flesh fromthe Custer massacre and arrested I bad man. sitting Bull and his army had fled into Canada
after the Custer affrtir.
Mr. Booutcn was 24 when he joinedthe force in Toronto." I-le made the long march into British Columbia and returned with 'a por-
Many instances of the hero|sm=of
tion of the fcme to Ontario.
in Canada, which would materially »
assist in,tl1e accurate charting of _ _
I
s|v|Ai.i_:n s|zi=.'
L OWE R P R I C E |MPROVED TONE and TOUCII
Heimzmm piano czafmmen have achieved
mother triumph. Into the nc:__5'3” gland and the 3’io” upright they have B t_new develop- ments in action and acoustics which tgreduce a richneu of time hitherto unknown in e smaller models. Yet these same developments efect such I saving in manufacturin coli: that the new models can be offered at :Ernie price reductions.
incl-l built with zypiai Heinmnm
oroug ess. tant nse. Amum
and beauty of tone. Beanigggiil use K in and ace thee new piano value.
. '___ ._ ____-LM --.. _-.___.;__Dl_.»_-_-M---Z----_--»-_-i---1
_ 5, 3 _l l ;,_E_UARDlA~ 5_7:--i.»_ ` ._ I--B '_ ‘-'!5_ .re-=E”xU" iT‘ Ie,
7 Help to Canada _ _ _
5 0 _ ‘
sl ..... 1'. 1 ~ .-
The Heinu.-lnm g'g' gi-uid with improved action Ind cone is priced at only
'995
IHi.Vi'¢ with seven members and Ale 'filo famous artists Messrs. Malcolm a Goiideu pclform on HEINTZMAN CONCERT
visitor in attendance. ‘
The meeung opened with me "_ GRAND PIANOB at the O0MivlUNi'ry 00Nc|i;|y|~ 3391141, Mgr EVENING,
“Roll Along Prairie Moon.” The
roll cali was answered with a. Valen- 1
tine verse. Another new member was welcomed to our Institute. - I O
BAKE MANY YEARS
life to Krakatoa Island, a barren lava stretch for many years fol- lowing a volcanic eruption, Dr. Dia
_Dominion Museum. Ottawa. Said -here on his retum from a for east- ern voyage. *
Krakatoejs eruption occurred nel-r
the end of the last century and the island left above the Indian Ocean was a. smoking wnste. The wp was
agric ure More than 500.000 Chinese are in- cluded in its 40,000,000 population.
One of the most impressive sights
taining a frieze decoration depict-
_orgies Qusoi viowi-ui. - .
l¢9lB\-I -1 .= 55
P-lhl\il°¥‘U@il@ ____, _
SZEEFE
' I
' .roiioori sire, sold
ici' . of Fortune
isps nuxunmur Gfgggry S||gg|3|g
(By The Canadian Press) --
VICTORIA, B.C., Bel). 10-Scion-ill) lbs- Sugar ..................
mfs are puzzled over the return i0 ibl. Oatmeal .....
of veggtablm qnjm51_ and 1l159¢$ l0'|.|7S. BDu¢d`0l‘l nusnroou.
Tea, Brlkawlna .-... ...,
ec Salt
_ Beans ..................
mond Jenness, antlucpollgist of the :xr
lon Moiuces ...........
es Corn Flakes .......
oifce
Butter ........... .... b. Best Blom -........... "
0 oils Toilet Paper
blown off .ho mountain, nni the , ,,‘:,'§,,,’; §‘;‘,§§m"j_'_'_°_'_'j_'j'j ensuing tidal wave which swept the 1 dm” lu.” H¢n.|n|, _ ____
Malay coast and East Indies calls- 2 num Kemunb
ed more than 30.000 dvliihs- 5 gallons stove oil
“Trees and other vegetation now 1 gm” m,,¢|um 0,-mn, crow in pr°l\1si<>n." said Dr. Jen- zlln. ness. "find insects and animals have who romrioor. 1 lb. returned to the island." 2 lbs. Fancy Biscuit
He said he was impressed by 8 packages Icing Sugar ......,
the progress in Java, which he ai- 1 lb. Cream Tartu ..‘........ so visited. 'It had become modem- 1 lb. Mixed Candy ized under Dutch rule. with excel- ii lbs. Lord ..................._
lent railroads. air services, and Wash Board . .
V mgdsl duces85'perocntofthe
eva pro
world's quinine supply, he said and
uit is its solo lndustry. 001'- of Rishmmd und Pvwmll Si*
for the Visitor is il temple with B BEST TURNOVER. gallery more than a mile long, con- FOB TWO YLARQ
ing the life 0? Buddha. (By The Canadian Preis)
'101wN'i0, rch. io - 'lnvlllll
nunrirn wrrn nUl~1=‘ALo Blu. volume .on the Toronto industrial
. ---- sham section in January reached
ALLENBY, Sask., Feb. 10-"Dad" 1,450,021 shares which was ih° Gulf, 85 who live; in retirement heaviest turnover in two years with near here, is one of the few sur- exception ol November last Thi viving buffalo hunters who ‘stalked price level reached a new high in the great herds over western plains the month since August, 1033. years M10- The lnonth's heaviest trader will Still hearty and active, "Dad" British American Oil with a tlllll delights in _recounting experiences over of 188,400 shares, follows. bi during the four years he hunted International Niiikd with i'i5 61| with “Buffalo Bill” Cody. 'Uip t0 shares and Braniiian Traction witl i8'i4, he recalls. buffaloe were 150,735 gh"-“_ p‘entii’ul on the prairiee, but whole- -gales on the mining floor of til/ sale slaughter decimated the herds. Togonw 3355.35, ln January at The last bison was shot in Cypress most doubled those of the previou Hills in 1882. month, :etching 36,828,253 the bei! "ora" our tolls oi tho night of um. April im An groups will
-5,000 Sioux Indians into Canada ,oxmlmqn of ul, ,uw-5 md period alter the Custer massacre in Man- of hogvy ending. cold stock tana in 1810, seeking protection-of however, accounted for the mall the “Great White Mother," u they action, ~
_ _ , _ _ __,
G"°'" Hd” A9°'” By Bob Moore and Iolin Hain
with wood'-rrui o/vf/rss .am//cf amor sf.:-'ks me ‘”°' "1 h°\’"\ GRA/vr 1// asm//v/.va Aufk/cA.v
ff/E C0!//VTKK
i
t
. _ _
YOU KNOW PRETTY WELL WHAT THE' PRINCESS IS U P AGAINST- SHES GOTTU HAVE MONEY' AND' HAVE IT FAST.
» ...,
MARKAIA l
if ,,
r
\