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PARLIAMENT; ,
( ned INN P°8° 1) everything the tarli! allowed.
ouitkl _ _
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__ 353,545,154 _sca.ozr,sso
 344,;9'5,`aa1 ies,'1c9,sas
ff.. 4aa,m.cn coo.oe4.oea
445,599,419 co1.'1sc.cse
 cc, asserted Dr. Don-
na” nm the increase in the
and consumption of gas;
could show that the price
canada was too high then
have no apology for his
In 1080. he added. the
price of gasoline per gal-
Canada was 21 cents, or a
wh payment of $132,400,000.
he said, did not take
nw provincial tax or the
money spent through dis-
stations.
1.; year, Dr. Donnelly said he
W cents per wine gallon for
purchased at a station in
N. J.. which included three
,ms tax. The wins gallon
80.4 percent of an Im-
gallon. On the other hand
gmwa, 500 miles distant from
ng had paid last year 27
gallon at a service station
tax of 5 cents per
Was there any reason for
great difference? he asked.
pvc gasoline prices for eight
United States and compar-
wlth prices in eight cities
in Canada as of Sept. 1,
252 Majority
gpulcn proceeded to give gaso-
for the same cities on
of the boundary line as
ami 1, 1930. The average price
“muon for gasoline in the eight
in question on September 1
us 5.5 cents in the United
compared with 23.3 cents
Whereas on September
lull, the average was 25.5 in
2 in the United States.
were on a basis of im-
pulilgailon and after taking away
pmlulrl and state taxes.
'ihproper price of gasoline was
e miller of vital. concern across
cumin; and he asked that the
of the proper price be re-
iaredlo the banking and com-
reree committee for investigation
report.
Becolldlng the motion, Charles E.
Botliweli, (Lib. Swift Current), ex-
1  140
2  90
....... .... 98
............. 253
5 ............. 494 534
Totals  1081 1333
UHELTON SCHOOL .
\F¢cI
month of January.
Austin Bears.
Keith Affleck.
4. Myrtle Rogers.
C 0 L D S
Sherry-
Eidon McDonald.
led sold
Elma Watson.
Rok? Rogm-
2. Howard Clark.
Minnie Rogers; 3. Freda Rogers.
pressed the belief that producers of
gasoline in Canada were keeping
prices up and taking advantage of
The oil companies, at the time of
the tarii! increase, had given an
undertaking to the Government in
regard to prices, and by that un-
dertaking they were bound. Mr.
Bennett then read letters which he
had received from the Imperial Oli
Company, the McColl Frontenac Oil
Company, and the British America
Oli Company. The general tenor ot
these communications was that an
investigation would be welcomed
and the fullest co-operation given
by these companies in the proposed
inquiry. ,
The letter from the Imperial Oil
Company was dated January 10,
that from the McColl, Frontenac,
January 18, and the one from the
British America Oil Company was
dated since the motion for -invest-
igation was announced. Mr. Ben-
nett remarked that some technical
assistance might .be required, and
that this would be forthcoming. The
Govemment was prepared to accept
the resolution in the identical form
which it appeared on the order pa-
‘Against System Of
Daylight Sa.v_in
Citizens of Charlottetown on
Wednesday voted not to adopt Day-
light Saving by a majority of 252.
Following are the final results by
polls ot the pleblscitc, taken in con-
nection with the civic election. 1 »
Ward For Against
216
112
157
314
3”
Report of Chei-ion Sollool for the
Grade VII-1. Polly McCardle; 2.
Grade VI-1. Fred Sherry; 2-.
Grade V-1. Jean Schurnlan; 2~
Reta Gardiner; 3. Jean Mccardle;
Grade DI (Sr)-1. Frances 'R08-
ccc; 2. calvin clark; 8. Ralph
ch-cdc In ur.)-I-owls Rosso; 2-
0,;-ade ni-1. Florence Watson; 2.
Grade I (Al-1 Hazel Rogers: 2-
G;-gde I (B)-1.Geo1-ge McCi=.rdle.
Grade I (ol-1. olive Rogers; 2-
Gladys M. Murphy, Teacher.
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BUITAILI
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fllxl cow. vemon Jenkins, mill- Wanted
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Lost Montague. Rav. Arthur re. Pyke.
M rumor: ro, sunday schccl hour at
Montague, followed at 11 by Mom-
p amoscrsetown ohfl
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0 “H1600 Bt Stiff!!
F WANTED - swim. msarrzn
-rm 03 SALE -- TOY IDX apartment. Apply A. care
pu “ll and German Police Guardian. clz-2-12-11.
y€8l'S.
The family of the late Francis
Bradley, of Kelly's Cross wishes to
thank all those who sent MII!
Cards, Spiritual Bouquets, telegram!
and lcucrc cr sympathy in lholl' fo-
cent sad bereavement. 031'”
N. D. MacLean
UNDIITAIII
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Uhltleiteidill l'
North Wllillllri
The !md’s Bupper will be ad-
ministered tth l ithes ser- I ,
M, ° °°°°°° ° ---A-----~ »~ ~-~" j"W»' r|.w.ru:annoN. .'l____rl»4u.vmuhhadn..
Plnlll
` ., “‘.‘;‘°“"“‘°°°‘“' Re istration Fi ures Show -
'.::;.f.s:;.:i.:...';::;“f‘;.“f°° g g, _ lleslcls Bros.
__ _pc-....1 Lead Well Maintained By V Limited
V FORUM. skating chic citcmccn, tinge Edward Islam Fgxmen
a tc 5. gp-1_1, P ___* d ' whgicclc Mc.-camp ,nd
-"- Prince edward Island, hcmc or oea; ihcpccicd, 2,299; pups marked, ‘“""‘°° ‘*‘°““-
SPECIALS - Delicious home the silver fox industry, still leads 3,574; inspected, 3,422. ‘mm °' P"l“°° s"'¢°" wh”"~
°°°“‘“?- f'°Sh dolly- Booioh Cakes. cu canada in both adult icxes cad Qncpcc._hdcltc chcclccd, 9,260:
Brownies, Scones, Biscuits, etc. G. pups, according to figures complied inspected. 7.266; pups marked, 11_-
g-1lrillloEo°hofh.Eoonomy Store. cor. by inspectors or the ccnadias Nc- sas; inspected, 11,020.
I ce & Dorchester' Phlme 1220- tional Sllv€1'I‘YJl¢B1‘eeders‘ A580615- Ontario:-Adults checked, 8,672; I c a
cis-11 tion :cr-1931. 'rhc figures given are inspected. 4.040: pups mcrlccu. 1,- Trinity ullltttll chltfch
*_ of the animals inspected by Associa- 354; inspected, 7,342.
VALENTINE TEA*-*Xl ¢l1l°¥able tionomolals. The Province of Que- Manitoba:-Adults checked, 2.- FRIDAY
V“l°“"“° Tel* WHS held yesterday bee comes second, and in number 486; inspected, 1,824; pups marked,
artcmcch under thc direction cz inc cr pups ccgictcr-cd, almost tics with a,15s; inspected, 3,153. 7-0°-'uhhh Tllxlo Square- “Euler
marked, 1.749; inspected, 1,740
h ld 99°- '
one e by this soclety mr mme New Brunswick:-Adults checked, Total for the Dominion:-Adults
6,654;inspectcd,4,B83; pups marked, checked, 46,974; inspected, 35,121; Concert 
FORUM k tm th g_04.5- imppcmd, 8,034. pups marked, 53,607; inspected, 52,-
S ° " L’ °"°"’°°”' mwc scctla -adults checked, s,
2 fo 5- ow-11 ~ ‘ Q 88"' Last Evening
turn to the Island in about pix
`\
moetmg _ Social Hall
Llldleé Aid 0! Zion Church. Between Prince Edward Island. New Bruns- Saskatchewan: - Adults checked, .,_00_C,;ok, rehearsal _' Hema
300 and 400 persons wel-¢ served gt wick and Ontario are close behind. 1.357; inspected, 1.028; pups mark- Memormr Ham
the tea which was under the dir-- T110 USU!! for each province show ed, 1.480; inspected, 1,480. 8.00-Young People’s Society. reg-
ectich cf Mrs. W. A. Millar assisted a considerable decrease in those oi Alberta:-Adults chcckcd, 3,161; 668 zulgrlrneetlng - Sooiel Holi.
by the members pf me L14,” Md_ last year. They are as follows: inspected, 2,831; pups marked. 3,- ' ' ' -
Home cooking and candy “bl” Prince Edward Island:--Adults 397; inspected, 3,1197..
were also we11p9_tmmzed_ A1b°g°m_ checked, 12,359: inspected, 8,300; British Columhictz-Adults check-
er the tea WM the most ww”-Bm] pups marked, 13,513; inspected, 13,- ed, 2,062; inspected, 1,684; pups
Enjoyable
sMr. Louis D. Macpcnald , 1: THE LEAGUE
ourls Line Road leaves this morn- TE
ing for Boston to visit his daugh-    (Continued fl‘Ulll P385 1) An enjoyable concert was present-
i/er. He will later visit his son in -1- _---_ p 001 ,J-,om lu,
Builalo. New York. and will re- ‘°°“°”““°° hm P“‘° D plan for progressive proportional cvchlhg cc an sudicncc that icxcd
reducton at armaments as an al- scaling capacity. 'rhciollcwlhg eh-
Week5‘ _ ducts from foreign countries except temative_ tcrtainihg program was presented
wheat, are Mable to the duty. All ` Then, remembering that this pro- by the Phllathea Class of the Sun-
goods imported with the sole sub- jew had been turned down by the day school, the proceeds to,go to
_ N   ject of re-exploration. are exempt- body which drafted the proposed missionary and charitable purposes.
_.___ ed_ arms treaty. Mr. Litvinoff declared- The room was nicely decorated in
(gontmueg ‘mm pw, 1) he was ready i/c support any scheme Valentine effects.
The "Charlottetown" is the larg- Will Change Whole System mf l`€dll°ll0ll “mich lll*'P1'°a¢hed 0’ 1' Violin s°1°_“Ad°mM°“" (B°r'
est vessel of her type in the world. Went ‘°eY‘-‘nd his °W“~ owski’ Mr' Jack Wukms'
is of 5,589 gross tons registry, 324 The bill, which when it becomes More welcome to the delegates 2'V°°°1S°l°fM’5' A' C- Vmcenf-
feet lcng, 59 feet in width with |, hwwm change me whole mm; sys. than these offers of collaboration 3' Plalswf-fH;l‘ DH; *lf 3°"-
dCDll1 of 25 feet- tem of G,-ent Britain, mnpists gf was the Russ nn's insistence that as ° ° "M "~
ed in the Ba tlst Sch
She is an oil burner, having cap- mme pp,-fp, 23 clauses in all; and the soviet Union docs not wisil to, x;`io1;’f’s;;M$s:u:$";}f1:£;‘§":;ie
BCUY lll her tanks mr 470 “ms °t three sllhedules. It is booked by the interfere in the affairs of other na 1 Campbell
oil and was built by the Davie Ship- majority of the cabmeh mcludlng tions and desires to enjoy the some , S '
\lll11<liIl8 Bhd RGPBUIUZ Company m th’ Prim’ Minister' R¢_ Hom Ne. non-interference from its neighbors. ‘ '
their yards at Lauzon, Que. ,me Ummberhm Chmceum. of me “The sole aim of the Soviet Gov-
After leaving the builders’ yards Exchequer, Rt Him Stanley Ba,d_ ernment is the building up or soc-
ch July 14th last the “charlotte ' ` ' lallsm in :hc icrricw of inc so-
' ` . . it l v sl ` 1
town-. proceeds direct to Borden, :;?;x12u}r;‘;‘l"u’V;‘; *3;`o}1;llll;i;lt;1;l mr vet Union.. he sa,d_ Marked as 1? ,Mm
P. E. I., hi 1 1 '
and we;f“fm;‘gI;};‘;§;r°’;:r‘;Ze1°;’; Hon. J. rr. 'rhcmac and sir Philip-  by  V°!l'dde;;';fm‘;lé‘s °£_ Norah. Maid in the msc hcmc-
Jul 26th Cunliffe-Lister. Mr. Rllnclman and ‘ tml ' ' _ h Mrs. Edwin Cook.
Y dress still was dynamic wth s arp _ _ ,
The entrance of the ,,Chm_lom_ Sir John Simon are Hbirpxin th criticism of the existing world heme hfncéne Living room of Mrs. Ross
town” into this service has given the me bm aims at ‘ef r 8 e organization, and was severe with
tourist trade of Prince Edward “_ importation of goods in the nat- 15 1 of the other 4. Vocal Solo-Mrs. H. S. Hender-
_ ,, it Stat” and at tha propose o some som
land a decided impetus and coupled 1”” m°"°‘°°’ ' gp 1; powcf;-;_ _
with the opening of the new cub making addition to the public re- 6°' 5- R-0Hd1llB Miss M. Burdette.
cdiah National Railways howl in "°““°- Th’ Sem"-1 ed "°1°’°°‘l “lil” . ' ' ' 5'
1 win sc i d from Mc. 1. 1 Discuss Ja anesc Woll-
charlctictcwn. the canadian Nc~ °¢ °‘P°°" ° P ., P,,,ye,,c__..Up in me Ah..
tional last summer, the tourist next, Peace 0VeI'tlll'eS ' ,
trade of the Island has shown s. de- BWP” 5-” °1’°“dY hem? taken by -- Aunt E152” I:,:,scl;ar_:ct;T:.k
cided increase and it is anticipated UW ¥°V°m”lm¢ f° °°“5m“i'° me (Canadian Press) Mrs Ketch;m_1,}m` sgm 8', 
there will be a greater increase dur- |ll'lP°l‘ll dlm” Mil/|1017 °°llll1\m°° 5° wA51»uNc.'p0N, D_ c., Feb, 11- V ben' 'A ue amp'
ing the coming season. it may be able to function at the The United States demrtmem has Cou'sm clam_M,Ss Lam D
 . 9°-*nest D°55ib1° m°m°”t» Wt 5° far; asked Consul General Edwin S. lgousgn w;m,;e_M,.5_ Iva; N;yt'eheu‘
DEATHS no appointments have been made. Cunningham’ at Shanghai’ fm. 8 Ruth_Ml5S Mabel Caubeck
` It is not intended that members of. fun report on pence ovcrmres made scene_In B country kitchen'
G'"‘U‘s°At M°“W3“°» F¢b“19~\'Y 11. th° °°mmm”° ‘han Nkselected' t° by the Japanese, and is amriously God Save the King.
1932. Stephen Gillis. ass 80- l’°Pl'°”“l “ll P°l""°“’" ”‘d“"“"°‘ awciclpg .1 rcply_ Acccmpcnisis-Mrs. G.‘r:_1='ul1chd
HIGGIN ' °’ ‘“*°"°*‘°'» l° 1° mied' ` 'rhe Uhtcd sictcc govcrhmcht Mrs. v.L.D1ngwell.
S-At Kensington, on Feb- The advisory committee will have and other powers are eager to me
rusry 11.1932.L1l1ion Hissins, ased power to add articles to the free me Ughtmg 8,, Sham” h,,1.,,,i
54 years. Funeral notice later. 1151;, bug no pqwgr so remove ar- md would Omer no Object on ,D me
“°1°° °”'°°‘1l' °" th’ ff” “ll ““d‘ Ja ci h c th chin- MUSSOLININ
NE , ` 178.11858 SUQECS OD I 5 C
11 Iiiogfgghtgoikilllwlwdicsmshxm mu’ mem mme m me gem” Bd es” "me M’ ° pm” 2° mms hey'
' ' -We - ef' valorem duty, or addition duties d h el 1 to bp (Continued from Page 1)
lsatd f ' on Cap.eavngazonc
8 1c“’st”l;t ""1 hill Mo Ioolllelloo- Exemptions given by the free list patrolled by hcuirals, if it be made
Serv e a. ing at 1.30 P. M. In- gh thu; b with.; _
++eo+++o+4+n garment Mmon cemetery' gn e’ wt csnpazuam clear that this zone ls merely a protocol for P1-emiers.m'Ilhe detach;
Mr Flint-Mrs. Sidney Burhoe.
Nm. Hale-Miss Mina Ling.
, Mrs. Gardiner-Mlm Marion Harris.
` MTS- Taylor-Miss Hannie Carver.
Mrs. Slade-Mrs. Wm. Ward.
Ames-Miss Davide. Baker
6 Vocal S010-Mr V Leigh Din
Y teqnpom,-y ex-ped;¢n;;_ mem, oi' guards was creased an
Classified Advertiserkents -
Nawsou-at 115 Euston street on Am°“° M” nm wk’ °' m' °°'“
Thursd y. February llth. 1932. Mrs. mm” Wm 21° wmideratlon of the present' The Duce in “tum made
Eumbem Newson in her “th | future of du es now in force under his visit an imposing affair, lin ng
widow 1, th lat J hu yearfl the abnormal importation: act, New Tea Onsale the sg,-pei,-., wggh tl-wp, f,-Um me
o e e o Newson
which expires in Moy. and con- Palamo vehczic to thc Vatican
Funeral from her late residence sm tl t th mo of |
¢¢-c+++o¢+o-»»- Saturday, Februa 13th. Fun al an on 0 e pm n some | fmntier' He anerwnd p“bn°1y mm
“"""" private Pica nllyr. rl er ‘”d“‘t"’°“ “"“°“ my “°° be od- » 'ms “ck “ “°"' "“° “f "“°k““° uccicd his and rcscisms attitude
- -- - " 5° ° °W"5~ tea is being offered to Charlotte- '
.- oiilmlely protected by thc ten per inward the catholic church by gd-
» cc 1 -_ ci. hi h 111 , _
Agents Wanted Female Help Wanted P0UND_on Thursday' Mmwy cent mx “Mn” e,,m,,,,, ,mpom bl:-r;esdll;l;pci;1 ar si; r anger ,ng to SL Mm ,md ,mee,ng ,H
11 1931_ Mrs David Pound "ed 83 'I‘he Government also considers it n R' um um P C Ki 5' Dwyer M two ,nm-sl’ one of mem
WAN1-Ep_A STRONG (nm, pon, ' ~ I d N th t r blended by the Blenders of ng _
house work. Write Mr Duncan Yours- Funeral from the residence “In ° B some experience ° Cole, and offered here for thc first mm” W" the tm” M tm °"°f1°d
Buchanan. tNew Dlgzmlnloni P.l  of her son Bruce Pound, 12 Spring I sxuagdecslfgé 31; i;t;ov°;°1:Id X11); time by Island Storee. 683-li Ap1;’tIeP?et°1r‘ rt th lr
Illllld- Bm 9 PBT CU “T5 n 9 ' P_;rk Rand, Saturday, Feb,13th, er- B __________l__ 3 Cm “"5 P9' Y 19989111 9
6z8'2f°10`3l' vice starting at 3. Funeral leasing   Isa; paxgypyly CARD OF -1-H ANKS lml1i'€SSlve trip lo the Vatican fr0l\l-
, at s.ao. Interment pccplca ccme- °“ °l’ ““ Y ~
Miscellaneous ,em of ascertaining whether operation To THE ELECTORS OF WARD ,_ tween dcoblc lines or cc1dt'cgtrccp.f.
of me duty is likely to have the and cheering populace, The waving
L-mil JOIN ALFRED MeDON_ALD, PRO- IIOULE-At the Provincial Samet- eRect of developing produpiion in |51-,mpgs were in h°1ld9,y “,511-, fo
For wa :m§f‘:R¥‘;F‘;oE;i:;°y°" Henmm orlum Thursday, February il, Wil- Great Britain before additions are L‘;dlv;;;I;g tCf;l;]tLe;;i‘n,1or the hBnd_ celebrate "Latera.n Trealty Day," 8
save-lo-is-1 month. llom Arohlbeld Holllo. use 49 years- made to the nes las. some mummy you gave me m WW new holiday named in celebration
- younsoot ooh of tho lolo Mr- and ----_-#i---- wday.B ,lemon 8,50 my opponent cr the pace wh'ch freed Popes or-thc
RAW FUICS-l AM STILL BUY- Mrs. Harry Houle of this City-1"un- After ski-In rub In rnnuau. md I also Wish  state that I wui church fmm they, kms -~;mpr;5°n-
, ips silver 501;-merfllm rfqox- §““ll)‘- cn-1 from 5 Kem. sircct, ch sat-
 an 596-2-9-31. “fd“y- February 13- Service start' r Council Board, for the city and for Smiling. alert, and head up. Mus-
- ' ' ' a .
f. . ~   _ r 5 '_ I -
do all in my power while nt tile
ler about 10 a. m. and proceeded be-
ment” in the Vatican.
ing t 130 Funeral leavlng|Ai5t0 to ‘ ward one especially sollni moved crlsply through the
Wu“ted the =tation thence by spec ran A A_ }||.;N\||;5g| \ varous portions of the Papal dom
Male Help to Sh€l'W00d f°l' illlllflllelll C o u  534.11 A le‘1e with his official party. As he
WAN-|lD__ s|Ng|,E MAN Fog, f ll. reached the "little" Throne Room
 “°“ss.l.='a1 Cm. 0,. T,,,,,,,,, B"$5¥sF.V'S cc..-1 cf nent. '.;§..‘;::..“':::“;:::...‘;t. 
fh . S A F E' __ -historic conference,
SPEEDY. PIIGVEN
R EM I DY M-u
Aelallia Huh
\ V-I-.`.T.'?'f-_T1’.'-231.2
--TurnIps--
T0 THE ELI-ICTORS OF WARD 4:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
l I heartily thank you for the sup-
port you gave me at the polls on
Election Day. Although defeated, I
bespeak for the new Council every
suocas in carrying on tllc clty's
business.
R. BYRON BROWVN.
-Card of Thanks
W' *N 'Will Tarnlps every ll
ll! at our warehouse.
ll0¢an's Wharf. |
J. Lester Douglas l
T0 THE ELECIORS 0F WARD ll
My election by acclamatlon is sln-
cerely appreciated. I shall do my
best in your interests, hoping to
have retained your good graces at
None k-new what His Holiheu and
the Premier talked albout, but the
visit that was to have lasted min-
utes was not over until an hour had
elapsed. and both the Pontlff and
his _visitor seemed pleased when
they emerged.
D IZZ
sian tilvegh bowel amy
'LQ dingy, hesdlelilc
bllkuvr me lAIllll'l R
2.'-fc'1"...'....c."' “"....c"" -I-2'
and 'aa home than ordi- mm"
the encl of mystewnrdshlp. L_.; g ,ca 19- my
office Phone 93| ' ‘ Gratefully yours. l 5:" . mf'
more and higher d'gn'tal-ies were
E Y’s Men 's
Weekly 1|'Ieetz°r»
The Y's Men's Club held their
regular weekly meeting in the Y.
M. C. A., Chairman for the evening
being Y's Man Jim McFadyen_ who
had as his speaker Mr. Jim li' .rley,
Manager of the Telegraph dice,
who gave e. most interestil and
lnifnatlve talk on the Tc ,ram
f1*:lll its writing to its final nestin-
atlon. He explained the entire
system, starting with the e1.`.lient-
ary stages right up to the present
high speed cable systems. He stat-
ed thni the most important part of
a telegram is its being written in a
clear manner to make the reading
of same easy for the operator. The
length of time necessary to handle
the average message to the Main-
land was ‘.5 minute as compared
with 30 to 40 minutes a few years
ago.
Y's Man Ken Ross had as his
guest, Mr. H. H. Hamon, represen-
tative of McLcan's publications.
Y's Man Neil McLean had Mr.
Hill, of Chrlstie’s Funeral supplies
as his guest.
Prominent
Writer Dead
BEVERJJEY 11111115. Calif., Feb,
ll-Edgar Wallace, who became
one of the world’s most Prolific 8-'lld
highest paid wrters after starting
life as a newsboy ln_ the slums of
London, died this moming at 4-45
o'clook. Death was due to double
pneumonia, He was 56 Years Ol 5%*
Walla/ce came to HollYW00d fl`°m
his hqme in England several months
ag.; to write scenarios for the RKO-
Radio Studos.
Known especially for his mystery
novels. which he often wrote as
rapidly as, two a. mouth, Wallace
was one of the most distinguished
writers of the day. He, however.
laid no claim to literary sorilus-
Born fn the squalor and D0*/Erty
of London slums. Wallace‘s paren‘s
were 50 poor they had in leave him
in the care of a public boarding
school.
Ai hm hc sold ps-pero on tho
street; and his education in school
stopped at that age. At eleven hc
engaged himself as a. cab’n boy 0ll
is trawler wh’cl'i later cruised the
North Sea.
A-fter .the Boer War, he founded
the Rand Daily Mall, the first EnK'
llsh newspaper' ln South Afrlca_
Willie ed`tlng the palpcr he beghll
wi-lt'ng adventure stories which
were eagerly sought by publishers
in London.
He became a "natural" for the
movies both as a writer and direc-
bm- and progressed in that field
until he was named chairman of
the Br‘tlsh Lion Film Comoration
and was given a fat contract by
producers in Hollywood.
His most profitable p'ece of labor
was tha play “On the Spot." He
wrote it in two days and received
$100,000 for lt_
MR. THOMAS ARCHIBALD '
WARREN
There passed away at his home in
North Rustoo. one of the commun-
ity's most h`ghly respected citizens.
in the person of Ii/lr. Thomas Arch-
ibald Warren. in his 84th year_ He
was the youngest, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I-l. Warren, of
,North River, who moved to North
Rustico about 35 years age. He mar-
ried Miss .Sarah Har-r‘s Houston.
youngest daughter of the late Mr. and
li_'_l', John Houston, of North Rusti-
co. She predeceased him 21 years
ago, and her pnssng was indeed a
great sorrow to him and their fam-
ily. The late Mr. Warren ‘s surviv-
ed by five sons and three daughters.
The daughters pre Mrs_ R. H. Call-
beck and Ora of Ottawa, ant Mrs.
IR. H. MiwNei.ll of Cavendish, the
sons are Walton of Marshfield. Ty-
ler of Nevada, Iowa, Lou's of Otta-
wa, Homer of Athol, Mass, and
Leigh at home. He is also survived
by. one sister. Mrs_ Robt. Ferguson
of Moncton.
The funeral service was conduci-
ed by the Rev. Wm. G. Quigley of
New Glasgow Christian Church, as-
sisted by Rev, H. S. B'si1op of the
Cavendish United Church. Inter-
ment was in me New Glasgow cem-
otcry.
GASPEREAUX SCHOOL
Following is the honor roll for
January:-
Grade IX-1, Charles Steele and
Everett King, (equal): 2, Winnie
Hayter; 3, Helen 0'Connor.
Grade VIII-l, Rita Hayter; 2,
Gladys Reynolds.
Grade VII-1, Frances Steele; 2,
Ccphas Davey.
Grade VI-1, Jean Steele; 2, Nel-
lie Mercier; 3, Vernon Steele; 4.
el
Harry Llcw lyn: 5, Mary MacKen-
gic; 6, Joseph Mackenzie; 7, George
,EQUARY 12° 1933. .  :_ as THE CHARLOTTETQWN G_Ui\RDIAN_ t .S _ t _ 129.51; _'rfjREE
°"""“f"““"'“" Isla n d F 0 X e s Mr Mcrchcnu
Folwml “hulls this afternoon
3 "° 5- 557 11 ` Whenever we can be of ser-
O
. - Still In Lead  
NOT CF T0 RETURNED MEN-
All Returned Men are requested to 1- _T°l°|’h°“° 6” °' 6”'
NEW DISCUVERIES
IIUNFIRM VIRTUES
UF BRAN IN DIE]
Supplies “Bulk” and Vitamin
B for Constipation; Also
Iron for Blood
For ten years, now, millions have
found Kellogg‘s Al_l,-Blum a safe
pleasant way to overcome commol
constipation -- with the headaches
loss of appetite and energy that le
often result from this condition.
Roc-cnt laboratory tests show that
Al.l.-Blum’ supplies “bulk” to ex-
ercise thu intestines, and Vitamin
B to help tone the intestinal tract-
ln addition, Au,-iin.AN contains
twice as much blood-building iron,
by weight, as beef liver.
This “hulk” in ALL-BRAN is mimi
like thc “bulk” in lettuce. Inside
the body, it absorbs moisture and
forms a soft mass, which gently
clears the intestines of wastes.
Special cooking processes make
A111.-Blum finer, softer, more`pa1-
atablc. It is not habit-forming.
Think how much better it is ht
enjoy this delicious cereal than to
take endless pills and drugs, which
often lead to harmful habits.
Two tablespoonfuls daily-in
serious cases with every meal-are
usually sufficient. If your intestinal
trouble is not relieved ibis way, ser
your doctor.
Serve ALL-BEAN as a cereal witl
milk or cream, or use iri cooking
Appetizing recipes on the red-an
§;cen package. At all grocera
ado by Kellogg in London, Ont.
(Will Take Oath
Mondayflfternooni
Tile oath of office will be admin-
istered to Mayor Stewart on Mon-
day at 3 p. m, in the chambers of
Mr. Justice Saunders, Law Courts
building, Usually the oath is ad.-
ministered on the day following
the election but it was decided to
delay the function until Monday in
-vlcw of Soc. 19, sub-soc. 61 of the
Consolidated Acts of incorporation
of the City of Charlottetown. 1931,
which provides that "any candi-
date at an election or his duly
authorized agent in that behalf,
may ln writing by him addressed to
the City Clerk demand a scrutiny
of votes cast in the election of any
candidate; such demand shall be
made within tivo days from the
day on which the returning offic-
er shall havc declared elected the
candidate in respect io whose el-
ection the scrutiny is demanded,”
etc.
Mayor Stewart was ofilcially de-
clared clcclvd on Wednesday night,
following the announcement of the
election returns, by Returning Of-
flcor D. Edgar Shaw.
Sec. 22 of the Acts provides that
"the Mayor and the Councillors
shall before entering on the duties
of their oihccs respectively be sworn
by taking and subscribing the oath
of allegiance and oath of offical
and such oaths shall be administ-
ered to the Councillors by the May-
or, being himself first swom bo-
fore one of the Judges of the Sup-
reme Court."
_ 
Mackceman; 8, Jack MncKeeman|
9, Winnie Tralrior.
Grade IV-1, Rhoda Graham; I,
Eileen Steele; 3, Jennie MacKenzie;
4, Philip Mercier.
Grade III-i. Leonard O'C0nnor1
2, Rena. Hayter; 3, Frank Steels,
Grade II-1, Everett Dixon.
Grade I (a>~l, Relgh Llewellyn;
2, Mary Jackson.
Grade I (bi-l, Frnncls MacKen-
zie; 2, Louis Sicclc; 3, Mary 0'.
Connor.
Grade I (c)-1, Thelma Dixon; 2,
Helen Jamieson; 3, Myrtle Dixon.
Grade I (ci)-1, Johanliah French.
Perfect attendance-Helen 0'-
Collnor, Nellie Mercier, Leonard 0'-
Conrlcr, Jcnnlc MacKenzie, Nellie
Mercier.
Elizabeth Condon-Teacher.
(Patriot please copy)
N0 LIME
Lawns should not be llmcd urilem
very strongly acid. Neutral soil
favors lawn weeds more than it
docs the grass,
 
FISH!
Daily offering for Lent, rmfrcren
Fresh Cod and Haddock.
Fresh Fillets
Fresh Smells.
Salmon Dressed.
Halibut.
Smoked Flliete
Smoked Finnan Ilsddie.
Boneless and Dry Cod.
Labrador Herrilll. CW-
‘iity Fish Store
Phone 1307 169 Grafton S0
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