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NOW IS THE TIME to find the W‘ door, wall, cs1 o 001' needs weutherstripp or in- lv vssrertsor“ u . d “m L-zso-z-ia-zl.

HOCKEY Becleque Rink, Tip , M33113 game ‘Thursday, FED- ry 1s, Lower Freetown vs. eque Silver Wings-skate after. lssion 16 cents. L-Bfl-Z-lfi-iil.

TURNED FROM MONT- b-Maycr John E. Campbell ed cn Monday from Mont- wliere he has been on busi- ror the pest two weeks-a.

ALI. AT STWF-JE. C Pew-v lot Airway Engineer for the limes and J, A. Vlillsoii, bu"- r of Civil Aviation made a lcall at Sumznerslde this r, landing on the harbor ice. pilot was Don Saunders-S.

FIND f0 GALLONS 0F RUM e Summerslde ‘etachment of ll. C. M. P, found ten gallon of rurn ln s. field near Bt. ors on Sunday. The cans in a bag but no effort had enily been made to conceal bag-S.

EETING POSTPONED—’I'hs ar- monthly meeting of the council of the Town of Sum- de was posbpzned until I -.= evening as Mayor Oomp- ouly arrived on Monday night .. Montreal. we lute to \ hold

meeting-S.

NED UNDER. T!!! E8018!

-A woman from the eastl»

of Bummerside was fined 25 and costs under the lhicise

on Tuesday mcrnim when

was prosecuted by the R. C.

P. in connection with s. seizure

liillvr on Ba/turday night.

IMPROVING-Mr. "Wallace nisrof O'Leary is. making e. ~ recovery from s fractured The accident hlppcned on ~~ y last while indulging in ~ ~: with a friend. Mr. Den-l suffered two breaks but was

to return to his home on

rdsy from the hospital where

Wis taken after the accident.

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DEATH 0F MRS. MARY Y-‘rliere passed away at the - of her daughter. Mrs. limeri- Arsenault of 5t. Nicholas cu l-Mrs, Mary Perry It the '->- age of B8 yetrs. lbs. l was a most. highly esteem- resident of the district and

thy is extended to the -ber- .

v- family-s.

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I‘ 7°" ' ‘i becoming a “ M only to you but to those You? isitwrecldngyoiirdls-

u well es your health?

‘"5" needlessly. for commas Dlticu is uumlly due touoth-

‘ "m than s luck ofmbulk” iii ‘h it's Kdlmw ALL-ERIN u l

"Hut cereal which

"bl!!!" nccesssry to __ ‘ h"‘mWHnenN.BItMeDvHRAN “mucus wiui solicitations:

°i in the form ofdeilcicus Drink pleiiq of‘ wsber.

"Illllr habits s‘ shines is ""“‘.“".'=lew4l_.=anii=n- .

PG: u UUHMIIIID ‘AID m", Subscription. Advertising should be left with In, h“ m Guardian may be bought dolly ‘at shy of the following mm in

n, Guardian will be delivered to [Boy at 2c per day or 10o per weak: "n. order to the boy responsible for dcliveriu on you» gnu“,

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ward emu lust-Phone . rumor courm: w '

own- . Dru h» e-¢~i."3v'°'o.'£".'.‘.i"fi. it.

houi in . 205-1 iéfifit. 2i

-aisMA-iuur wil- ‘Ibylor Drug Co.. Remington.

-nv MONCTON-Mrx. 35754110 0f Simmer-suit: t0 Momton this week-B.

—COPPEI TUBING Galvanized" llittinu. oehii-iiswfit: 11011111188 11:2! me l“ fieiurtloriigriieri- bolts at Bruce's. L-zss-z-ie-gf

-IIOCKEY at Kensingtnn ‘Thursday, Fbb. 10th, at 8 p, m, Clennont vs. Spring Valley. 1st. gameofutwooutoitmee fetal lame series to decide u winner to enter finals for the Baker wit. Admission 10 and 20 0t .

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-—SMILT SEASON CLOSES- Today was the end of smelt fish- ing at least as far as bug nett‘ noes. The fishermen had asked for an extension of time, but it was not granted and the fisher- men are gathering up their nets and hauling their smelt huts on shore for s-nother season. Bug netting started lste in December owing to the late forming of ice in tihe harbours. The season has been poor for smells and many cf the fishermen pulled up their nets about a week ago-S.

-—M15TAKEN IDENTITY-An Alberton youth, who declined to reveal his name, disclosed yester- day an unfortunate experience of his that he sold would live long 1n his . While following what he believed were rseoon trucks in the woods last week. he came upon an animal about to enter a hollow log. He grasped the furry bundle by the tail just

animal dug in with his claws and refused to-be hauled out of the 10g. The youth, not to be outdone in s. mattecof strength, pulled with a will on the animal's tail. Within s minute or so u. curious smell enveloped the hunter-a and]. which he had never ex-

-»beforc. Then and there, the"; deleted. “I 115d I. Mll- plcim lb Mf-hst racoon on the

father end ofthe mil wasn't a ra-. coca: st aiiP-However. unduunted by the suffocating odor, he clung maufuily to the caudal n-imendage and. finally succeeded in hauling

view and killed him with a stick. Hie susmcions proved correct-it wasusktmk. Atpreseniheis treating his clothes with ammonia but he reports that there ls no ‘ in

emrscishle eaease the strength of the odor, or. as he puts it: "Ifhey still sruell." _

for ‘ stomach llp- A

"the animal out of the log into full]

NEW a BATTLESHIP is iiuitiin

_Spee'cli At Ceremon- ies. n - -

(By LYNN BEINZERLING) (Associated Press Foreign surf) HAMBURG Feb. 1i (

Chancellor Hitler lhllndlfl-zl

on and for l future time enemies of the Reich."

The roar of a echoed over this festival city and its harbor as the Fuehrer upon the spirit of the "Iron Chan- cellor” Otto Von Bismarck to watch over his namesake, the 35,- 000-ton Bismarck. 1n her sets of peace and “in the hours of a mizreldifficult performance; of

11 y. '

The launching marked mother advance in what Nazis call their “road of destiny" for i939.

Claims Careers Parallel

In a brief address before 50.000

cheering onlookers and dignitaries Hitler compared the obstacles the Nazis‘ path tel-those of-Bis- marck-dlpfomat, statesman first Chancellor of the . Empire, who lived from

tured as much the same kind of a

COUNTY CHR

Hitler Likena Himself.

AP) —

s an slges c- msny’ newest d l t befall.- ship today. with the declaration that. the Nasl Party had develop- ed a Spiritual philosophy and or- ganization for destroying from ntow he

fli-sun llillifi celled

in

and German 1815 to 100s and whom the Fuehrer pic-

PAlNFUL T0 BEND l. A JOINT ..

l-iospliul Cues of Rheumatism

The value of perseverance with Kruschen. in the treatment of some cases of rhsumst‘ , is prov- ed man's experience. He saysz- H

9'1 was abroad for over seven I returned

to

Plmtlllilrly 1n the feet and arms, and I was eventually taken into hospital, unable to move without groaning with in. When 1 left "l0 boll-tits! r two months, I was somewhat better. I was recom- mended take Kruschen Baits. have taken them continuously, and until now f am entirely free from

ins. I w uld t b wi firemen oflaltsnibr

Two of n. salts in kruscneu sre effectual solvents of uric acid the excess of which is decidedly

urlous. They swiftly dull the sharp edges of the painful c stale —the cause of and sti fness - and convert em into s harm-

less solution. which is Pellcd nels.

then ex- through the natural chan-

liing Moves “Ratification 0f Trade Pacts

UITAWA. Feb. i4 -—(CP)— Prime Minister Mackenzie King moved in the House of Commons today for the ratification of thQ new Canada-United States trade itisreemsnt and declared that the r

man as himself a lonely figure _ m with gnu trade fighting against obstacles. 3;; 1,9925%“ ‘f... Unwed Kingdom Although the funeral of Pope ‘m; m, flgflflgd sum, marked "s.

P'u_v, XI was conducted in Vatican City today. Hitler referred times tomchurch he said. opposed cellor.

i "Princes and dynasties. politicians and liberalism, state parliaments and Relchstag part1c< Hitler asserted. He aafd Bismarck

he old Chan-

priest-

06 it W“ I501" $0 di-Bflllpeflr- The stood forth among all others who o; “preconditions

helped create the for the present-day Greater manv" and added:- "Everywhere the arose in opposition to the genius of his time. It, was alight which onlv he- can appreciate who himself has been compelled to face such u world of obstacles." Countless Dorothea Von Dcewen- feld. granddaughter of christened e shin -which 790.68 feet long and 118.11

Ger-

along with anti-at with the words: “Bv order of the Fuehrer and Chancellor I chrlsten thee Bismarck." - . '

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KENSINGTON SCHOOL

m following pupils of ton Schoo

percmtuge for Jan: Ceor Kennedy; Profi ;_8. Marjorie Baker. Grade IX-l . Eddie _ Pcndergust Grade VIII lwWlhdfl-Mlllll‘ I Wi-lns Delaney; s. Geraldine

three liticians" who,

social democracy.

are no more."

noncntities onlv

Bismarck.

wide and is designed tn carry eight list-inch and 12 ilk-inches guns rcrsfi: weapons-

Raisins- l have attained honor Grade X"--l. Wendell

c.

return in sound economics" on the port's! the three countries.

John I". Simmons. actini; Chars! Dhffalries for the United States in Ottawl. and other member of the United States leguticn staff sat in the gallery and heard Mr. Mackenzie King describe Cordell Hull. U. S. secretary of state, as "a greatnreforrner ln the matter

trade.

2B eriterln the Present lifes- merit, m. liguckenzie King said the Canadian Government not only made s contribution to world Rood-will by making possible the United States-United Kinfldillfl agreement but secured Canada! mrakets for the future as well. Had Canada not cooperated this country might have been faced with the termination of

i! f r s resident with the Unit- re-t flied.‘ ih

and the agreement

‘the United-Kingdom. The former expired this year. the latter next- . It was by surrendering semi! 0f the preferences accorded (tanada under the agreement with the United Kingdom that his govern- ment hsd made possible the agree- ment between the United States and the United Kingdom.

The two agreements were in- separable because one could not have been made without the other and Canadians might be Drill!!! that. in this fnsl-vnce their 0011b"?! - assumed the role of interpreter between tn.- two crest Ensllsh- speaking nations.

WQAT BAVINGll-Wiilnul’!

at greatly reduced , ' ' meg- Illsr 88.85 for $1.49 s-ud rug- ulsr $5.00 for $2.49. A good uuorimeht of styles lnil sizes from which to “ Chop today for s pu-lr two! .

e o, n. CHINESE CIIECKEILS-Gei yours today. A fascinating and teriulning game for - two to six players. hfsuy are ‘new playing it. Priced at 40o to 93c. 5 and ‘l0 Department.

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s e 4 MATCHED SET-Occasional Ohslr and locker. Made of sturdy birch in rich walnut finish. Covered in attractive rcPlI. Match set-both for $14.95. '

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s: s s ANNOUNCINGJ-A brand new Batter! Radio with brand new 1.4 volt iubss. You'll like the new lower orienting cost lliil mod of all the new low price. See them today,

HULMAN '3 =z§vwvletzide Order 500

Additional

Warplanes

(Continued from page l)

firms: Dollxlas. Los Angeles; Cur- tiss. Buffalo, N. Y4 Glenn Martin, Baltimore; and North American Aviation Corporation.

Last year the French ‘placed orders for 100 Curtiss- right pursuit planes at a cost of about

$6,000,000. ‘Ihls year, 100 more ships of this type were ordered. The latter order was Part of the total purchases of 500 craft an- nounced today. -

It was reliably re rtcd that s- mcng the 500 were 15 two-motor- ed Glenn Martin of s type which represents improve- ments on an old model.

bombers,

Approve Nazi Plan For Removing Jews mDGiDOli. ma‘ 14 Ab?) J1‘:

to develop opportunities wl the next five W!" 1°!‘ i!“ mment settlement of involun ry emigrants from Germany th the limit of laws snd practices 0‘! the member Governments."

o. nstlonéa tergcvernmentu Committee which was set up lest July st Evian-Les- Bsins, France.

Nationals Eliminated By Unions

Victoria Unions defeated Bor- den Nations-ls 8-4 an Borden Mon- day nighntaklrig the aericfl. m" genus to one, to achieve the first step in their pursuit of the 1939

intermediate hockey champion- sb-ip. The game was hotly contested.

me Nationals, fighting demente- ly for s. mot in the playoffs, hold- im the lead through the first period, the teams playing on even terms the second stems. It was not until the final period that the Nationals, weakened by the absence fluough illness of Charlie love. snort young dc- fcnoemdn, faded from the picture, thmldti they fought gallantly to

the end.

Less than s minute after the lace-off, Pep o! the Na- tionals took s. pass from Allie Osmwsy us centre ice, and stick-

hsndling brilliantly through Victoria, defence, drew 10rd out cfthegcalsnddirededifirapuck to the lower left-hand corner. Boon after, with the Unions try- ing to even the count, three Na- tlonsls broke away, and on u nice combination play from Oscar Campbell and Clint Howutt, Allie Oatway made it two for Borden.

six minutes later on s smart play from Lester Mclecd and John Knox, Danny Mcleod hung up the first Victoria goal. on a close-in shot. Then, with the Unions still pressing. Harold Muttsrt broke sway. skated through the whole Union team and out-gu ‘ 10rd tn put Borden ahead 8-1. lri the closing seconds of the period, with Borden trying to capitalize on Louie McLcodfis penalty, Lester Mcleod and Danny McLeod broke swuy and coasted in on McAlecr. giving him no chance fosave. The period ended Borden 3, Victoria 2.

Two minutes after the second period got under way, Pep Dar- ruqh added to the Nationals lead when he drove s swift one from the boards, Allie Oatway assisting. The Borden team never stopped pressing and they held an edge on the play till the half-way mark was passed, when Harold Bette

in nounced by Prof.

iiount Allison Ghorsl Society To Stage Operetta

BAOKVE-‘LE. N. B. Ihb. 1 The cast of Bprihci bsrt and will

in be staged spring by the Choral Bcci Mount Allison University was H. a. Humor, Head of the Mount Allison Cou- scrvatory and director of the production as follows: ‘rho Lord Chancellor, Prof. Albert W.‘True- man, Head of Mount Allison Uni-

Willis, . I". Johns, Bsckville: Btrephon. Roland Langille. T

Helen ilwias,

ton; Iolanthe,

sydney. The o

presen

and will be repeated vocation Week on May

the Canadian B poratiori to have one performance of the operetta. broadcaster! over the network.

Farm Implement Prices Reviewed By Legislature

RBEINA, Rb. l4 —(OP)- Argument interrupted today's ses-

sion of the Saskatchewan Legis- lature committee investigating the farm implement lndus ry when 9. H. Williams, 0.6.1". lscadet, in- r , . I . _u|

r the government set u either s. government farm mac inery board to purcl'_c farm machinery and sell it for cash m farmers or set up s. farmers’ co-operutlvc for the some purpose. The proposal was voted down by 8-4. A clash developed when J. C. (Lib. Wilkle), accused Mr Williams of trying to make political capital by prematurely introducing the motion which, he thought, might possibly find un- animous support if it was intro- incd at the conclusion of the

inquiry.

. Williams introduced his otlori arm R. ‘f. Graham. K. C., counsel for the Federal govern- ment at its farm machinery in-

tinued his explanation of figures and facts presented to the Ottawa committee.

Attornew General T. C. Davis opposed the motion. Hp wanted first; a complete explanation of ~what was behind the findings of the Ottawa committee in order to draw c. clean picture of that in-

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GIBRALTAR —(CP) —

one landplanes fitted for opera- tion flying for-m the aerial equip- ment of H. M. S. Ark Royal air- plane carrier. on l I~ first “shake- own" cruise in M

versity Eng Department; Earl of Mcuntura t, Oran - man, lle: Ihrl ‘llolloller,

stu- rnagouch. N. B.‘ Queen. Miss Ethel Peakie. of Mount Al- lison Conservatory staff; Cells, Adelaide Fl , fax; Leila,

, P. E. 1.; Phyllis, Dorothy Allen, Mono- Bvelyn Moffutt,

etta, Iolanthe, will be in the Charles Fswcett Memorial Hull on Anril 28 and 29. during Cou- 20. Al'- rangements are being made 81th

, .. ob

quiry at Ottawa in 1937. had con-

Fllt-Y- tinsl symptoms

MAIN 0R CORK H? H) l1» l0

NIIVEB AND INDIGISTION

When mun had to hunt for food it meant that he has! to put his brain and body to work tn outwit

the animal he was hunting. And NAure equipped man with nerves sud muscles that enabled him to mink and act quickly.

of nerves and di- Dr. Walter Alvarez. Mays Clinic, in Bygela, suys:

"The di eslve tract is richly supplied th nerves which. like tele one wires, t. one part of e intestine with the other and all parts with the brain. It is this close connection with the brain that many s. nervous man or wo- man would like to cut. Once use- iful. 1t is now largely a nuisance. ‘Ages ago, when a man's life de-

‘ "on his ability in beat s. Elgar or s tree, his nerves hel h by sh ‘ of! a1 aary activity in and by pouring into his Juices from certain glands he was gblletmw devote ‘all his energy in

i! g or runn g away. To-do. whsman ‘fights forhislifzt (financially) he telephones or writes a letter." l

Nature gave man. his alert nerves to warn him- of dangers and these juices to give him extra. Bi-Tellkth, speed, and courage when needed. As he does not need this extra speed. stren snd outings to-day to fight butt . these Juices (chemicals or medi es they may be culled) still pour into oodt under my emotion or

What Y ‘ "Ihse tsnces remain to slow up his digestion. in-ftsu the large intestine (colon) and u his heart action." Thus t ls found that the individual with the ner-

bowel is _ , iigsct. An Xmy examina- ow no organic imcublc, ltdlflbbfifii.‘ and greg- en oaus the “direct result of worry, uriy: hglpiness. ffifthflflfllllfightlsgfbifl." 98cc 0 c m! er caus- es gcs pains and sometimes colic

tlon wl l the heart,

H s a Fishers? THIN IN‘ ifM

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’ IN moo TO THAT GHT- i THINK ' so swear.

—‘!i'ien(h willlea-rn with regret u“ , --€-——i- “d Lam “cued eluded the d edmnmem but m h" be f d m t m“ w" P?” mum 3 m ‘t Grade VII-l. Jean Ibllsud: i- M 1419 5°!" E ma,“ go rm, . M; °n§_ waters. tionai upsets gfndcnlfrits of! tinmgr her some in ammonium-c. Andrew Humphrey: s. Leslie _ h ed momma, o, ____ m" mm, M,“ a m.” V“, ~—- - ,, u. a“... m“... in m, 11?“,

FREN AGENT Olfidrhiua v1 i Jessie oi...- s the debate until mu . 0on- (Occflnum from um ll ma players elf-fed n. with s Prue"? 810111. mix‘- wfitofhedlfielvgg ffn {he

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