NOVEMBER 22 1934 _ _ 'rr-ni: cHAlzL_o'r'rE'i‘oWN cusnniald
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POTATOES
lb. bugs, delivered
HAMBURG STEAK
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Gliildren’s-iliil SocIety_
The A.nnual_MootZng of the Guild-
re.:i'e Aid soo ety of Chrlottotown Pl'°V¢d conditions in Canada and
1 be el out Th '
l .
» il li d “Moy Mahi. °"°‘°“",§hhmwf°°';u°5§g§:bw *lf waaravsn you no dont miss on
y
miter or eoai markets And §°'y_P°'“I'° T” “"4 “T7 “k °°`
lic,-l:~d Room of the. City Bali for the
cl ctlo of Ulm HIC ~
e n o rs and tnuaae I
lion of any other DUNIII. Ill! WVU
rinnor Judge hmm of Sammeearde he
S HIGHER
Con
( tllilléd from P888 1
it of the oointiriulrlg of lm
ll-ld. ‘will be a continuance of
dis
itll
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lil;
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| counnlnanoa un maria.
,moe r.-e1aa~1-la-aw
Kms com TEA.-youu: 'wins
tukey premium ham, hot pota-
toes, tfiiey nt st. Pours. 1.-moo
C.BIl»DB.E.N'S AID meeting to-
night at 8 o‘clock in Board Room of
City Hall. Address by Judge Inman.
Public are invited. L-27608
ALL YOUR OLD friends and,
many new ones will meet zen at
Bt. Pau1'l today. 27000;
FRIDAY NIGHT, I P. ll.
Tlll OLD GLM! 0|'
l0l'l'!~IIVlI
U-l'llZl5-60
PIBIONAM
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gr
IEE
NOW YDIK
to
Mr Robert Gi.va.n left this mom
Mr. and Mrs. H.. Gordon, Summer
C. W. L. PANTBY IALE at H00!!
do MuI£0d'e store, Saturday, 344511. `
_ L-HOW
EVERYTHING thlfl 80011 W Ulf
deliciously served, st. Pa.ui’s i>oda,v.f
I:-Timo
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“WHIBPEBING R»0CK”, --.tho
Guardiaifs new serial to start ahort~
ly, is a Brlpping human story well
told by John Lebar. Watch out for’
the first chapter. ,
ONE OF THE highlights of the
season is st. Ps.ul’s Tsa today.
L 21600
COUNTY COURT - Judgment
with costs for the defendant was
given in the case of Garnhum va
Sevcik in the County Gotlrt YMWY'
day.
B. L-27600
POLICE COURT-At thi P01108
bY
Mrs. J 1-ini, is dau: has WW
mu,” ‘,f;°',.,m,,, §"a,,,,;“§_;,md raised the standard of living. The
Hospitalfor treatment. im”
Mn _,_ Mohtylm c._,,d"_u_ ln, stitutions. Some of the defects
Wednesday morning by cor on we”
extended visit to :renee il "‘“"
Ill
Hdliful.
Mrs. Daniel
ton and New York
Mr. Michael Donahue who mot- fem.,
from Holliex- N- S.. on Sotur~ is the dominant emotion in the
0
da lastonavislttohlspaxente
Mr and Mrs. Austin Donahoe
0aivtainConnierreturnedflrom
ggngnf, m ms Umkd stgutn fha °h8.rl0M6f»0Wn Htlspltiil D0 the
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hu returned
MLIH HlA'3l.!M. Arid Udodlin P0
Donahoe, noseneam, vggwn the
the Okty igoantly, “N Dlilting 0imd.ltiOUd. This 00fi\mis~
#___ M0111
, _ dialed
il1gforhlehomeinR.ipoh,lll\s'ie.nd. mg
else. me :armored at the uount' “M
Royal Hotel. Montreal. on Monday. 53°
MTI. P P °f
m, °1';‘§',d,§’,°° gm' ”,,,¢,,.,,,°°'°°"§ dum-ni system has produced, sues
mm-urns eu rout, to Bum as the introduction of machinery
want
"' . arxlwyishiapositicntogive
s. uelaoodd, none- ”‘
icello, left Saturday morning on l gg? mn’ “mmm and chad' mt
Bidi# 90 RIBMVH And friend! ill luxuries of nga :
md
Roseneahh, left yesterday morning ent
rrturn. distribution of the national income.
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arts Memorial
John Cobllrri,
uwthe audience on
commlgion ap-
by the General Council of
United Church to inquire into
refulsriuey
lated
oi-pointed two years ago, con-
ot men taken from iinance,
ustry. atateeraft and church
. The commission set out to
study what is the Christian stan-
of principle which should
rn the social order. The
aker then went on to cite some
the good things the present in~
ii
M /I/
_;`\_.‘
.. ~ _.
the increase in the productive
er of man. which has greatly ‘~
asa in the number of schools,
colleges, hospitals and similar in- An ()|¢{.T]me Favourite
mentioned, it be shown
despite the eooi-moiliggeein in P°""°"“i“t Pun” -
lnstensi wesltn were is one Chocolate Covered
in the midst of plenty. Hu-
the
“ _ 5%' ,_
the oomfo.~te.nntmsnyozzne B* """"'°'f'
 
Symptoms of the failure of the
present system mentioned were.
Rich Chocolate filled with
which the speaker stated
world today, Unemployment, which
lie an. inevitable result of the pres-
economic system. Inequitabla
The United Church maintains, the
_gage 2/¢ ooo FELLOWS SYRUP $1.19
c l. -r ' _ _-
_ ‘;_,:§‘:_f_:;°,_,_:,:_ _$125 A_BsoRB1NE JR. si.;
 liollilor ' ‘ `
.txt ll 39, so FRUITAHVE PILLS
,/ /llil _ .25 5E1DL17Z
 ,49¢
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HOT WA TER BOTTLES 69;:
HERE ARE sl>Ec|A|_ cur nnicfs oN
HEALTH, BEAUTY and COMFORT NEEDS
Fon THE BALANCE or THE WEEK
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si-25 1RoN1zEn YEAST
PO WDERS _ I5c
_ 
sf,5C|A,|' | o¢wlo.n&wr/not
mum” CAND|E5
FRESH EVERY
WEEK
Asstd. Chocolates lb. 60c
Family Package .. Ib. 60c
Gold-Pleiod Gllleno
Razer in Handsome
Travelling Com also
5 Gillette Blue Blades
speaker amrmed, that wealth was
placed in the world by God for
use of all men, not that a few
 KRUSCREN slums
will sddrola the meeting on the work '
of the Juvenile Court.
The publle In invited.
if- 
BACHELOR! T0 PAY 'I.‘AX`
(By The Canadian hen) ,Mme
sasxlrroon, Nov. 21-Hundreds “uw
of Saskatoon bachelors are belvd
asked to oontriblllb N 08011 in thd‘
form of a poll tax as
toward the upkeep of
in the fi-ical
URGE
-“-i*_ 
asserted. '__
mu _ ,
Grain
t in Nova Bootie gen-
the coal
coal in-
s that is
result or
NRA will
of em--
mining in-
itrd _
iiggsgir
‘njiggi
§§?;§s
3 i-”
ei
E?
ihe 22nd inltllil, 'M I 0'i\!0¢k ln till the
W
fields
Z
Unity of Action
lb other phases of industry,
lovernor-elect Kennedy declared.
mer
3?
§sE§g
~ 'Ze
=§55§
il ni to e1lyml`Th
p cs c mass ve
nf me who have n ,M nt Rooeevelts Drogramme
does not apply to
MB.-YAIIESL
UND K
, o
One of the Oldest rmidenta of th! W2' P00910 il°lP¢l'-'°
parmh of sackville passed away interests that had held
sdturdayintheper'sonofJcmesbmkoo-oper\tioni‘romtheNat-
Lund. wed U years. Deceased in i
his early life, wld a odrporibor' and
mlllwrizht, and for a number of t, governor-elect Kennedy
yea:s he was engaged in bridge laid
building on the_old N3. so Pm
Railway.1'brthe1lstUyeln,he the
has lived fllllotly on Oho hun at
oookville. He was quite native until
recently, and in the summer time any
hewouldwalksoveoulmiieatotovro
- N
In his younger-dayshevva.|fon¢l||aiq_
ornnntimuianeesomethiillnig-
adventures with bears.
Th
John ri. Tryon, Pm.; I".'enk. ‘wi
Prime Albert. Book.. and ned B- to
Coollb, and three daughters, hM's._
ries Babcock, Backville. Mrs. B. T.;
marie, Auburn, RI., and Mrs. Gu- no
field Dixon, Liverpool, N5.. also
two brothers, 03.. Baokville, and
oniliord a. szikhom, Mun. and one
sister, M-rs. Bell Harrison, llilthorn.
The funeral took place Monday
artemcon at 2 o‘olock from the
Cooirvilie Baptist Church,
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isis so' NT-at' tne"l>:in` ee' "UNT, .
Hospital on Nov. 19. im. to mt'
and Mrs. Victor C‘hl»l-leon, a, lon. ,
smw-.iz Loi-no valley, Pu, oo V
Nev. a, 1934. to Mr. and im. Daniel ‘
oggap
W
§!‘El"» “ "‘“”hf°f» Hlfmlh UMM- ‘ time. 'rms time the sportsmen laid th
"  '== aside his bow and arrow and dlop- t
manuals ‘W
mdmarr.-ec0'1~r\-At § Baptist: `
Parsonage, Charlotte!/fvm. ‘by '_ 0.
Vincent. lept. 17, 1994, John Kenny
M"Phail, of -Bofnshew, to Lau-a
mile scott of mrzmieui.
BUCHANAN'-NACKAY -Ak Uhlh-
lottetown, P. E. Illlfid, on NOV. 21,
1934, by R-ev. Ewen Maenougall, Ai-
ircd Roland Buchanan oi Church-
Llg lo Miss Beatrice Maud MacKay,
ttet _
nl T934 own, P E. island. on Nov
by RAY. EWGD M 
-lohn R.. Meellenhm, of Alex eassful ul v tim of Russian olive it
°° Mary Rohardson of Bristol. and emi apple trees at an alti
Ignss co P. si 1. ti
  at
mama
IN MEMORIA =
_ lmi
Ollll
'sm
about
l-leissurvivedbythneeoumnev. ¢
Chan
for the Barge ol Commons.
a eP I.
DoSbl. .E. `
%WLllY
'do
hen
o
1g_ :_l.aNNAs-r.:ca_avn:-.os -At
, _ _ __,_
tm
llingtoaototheextreme left
bring lbout recovery."
th
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Biildhesa
DNP!-l'¢
pezcen
their attitude changed by the ride, on Thursday last. Mrs. Carl
sweeping vote of eonndeooe giver Delaney opened the presents. while
adningztratlonin the November Mrs. Pacif1que`__sGalla£t “read the
leaping' , _ ' v s. Miss en u , o a -
Cong-you Wmistgcgt hlgeglyw pun, i ahll-zemuiner, thankgd those pi-eieht f-11° Vl¢¢Ny The Viceroy. like th
Court yesterday the defendant in
costs or two moaiths in Jail. The
case of a woman charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods was heard and
adjourned until Friday. ‘
SCOUTS SEARCH FOR MAN-A
group of Rover Scouts assisted in
Alhorion, who hen not been seen
since the night of the 18th of Nov,
It is reared the young man has,
met his death in the I"ulllerton~
Mas-sh
N-5'4"" 'UWWOHI “Pita day night, nre, supposedly from au 17
° K v
_ ,Precise
bachelor girls. 21"* "“°,° _lime “rides foward nous namaoao-During Toes- Fl
M :gd 1559]' IM it ilwoared ll overheated ful-nace_ badly damaged “
Q2!
lore it was extinguished. .
SUIIHLISE SHOWER-A s rise
home of Mrs, Leo Wood, Summar-
or- their italit Mi
More drastic regulation" if _ _ dhos_ p  _ _l_i_a__ bwolodl ed
vggthg ,WHS .5 B U SEN/ UD Bl'
° h, ¢l,°;§¢,?°°¢°n"°;,,'°Y:,f",,f§ isisreifstno iiusses sin., elm., ho.-y’ elected minisfers on ohne =t
mygmng Qui, Wm [mm and Margaret McNeill. The party 5°
mm” ,M ,,,,,q,,,,f_y_»- closed by singing "ser shes n Jolly wi
people had shown they were °°°d F°n°"-"
SECTION B DEBATE - Resolved
Pr
W AND ARROW 1932 has been a benefit to Prince
DAGS BIG CAM! Ed
debate in Section B of the Dehltlng
(By'l'heCa.nadiaaPn||) l
Egégéiiii
iiigiigig
E
yiieu-wilnnl lr
ht with its ruaton
stressed him. i
the bam copies the
lor audience and made for
the grimiy withhla gun. l
LONDON. Nov. 91-The fog
that shrouded london today
was no thicker than the fog
that ahroudod the delegates ,
to the naval parleya here be-
tween Brit!-in. the United
States and Japan, but Sir John
Simon, Foreign Secretary. is 'to
make a ltatoruefnt tomorrow
D or Tutu: Aurrruns
A1 Nov 21-Sue
a
- a
of |000 feet is the achievement I
plantation with fie own i'ri-
BANFF, Alta.. Nov. 21--William Cyril Johnston, Neil Price, and Ver-I
Uhmdlcr, of New York, celehat- gen
fourth consecutive aeuoars Jack Murdock and Rowan Fitzger-|
ational port hem with aid.
by bringing down '1'hevoteresultedinpro,iz;con,o
At
he tried his new HO
- a
results. The b:ur Of
from ng ma. lder pared it with the present one.
well attended meeting of ladies
h
~ladies which would assume re-
fsponsibiiities as decided upon from ber
,time to time ln serving as a Y's total po-yulation in the states is
M . -
h
I!!
W
, MI'
(Dy The Carudhn heya) I Y's Mon and a past president of
__, ta., . - the club. indicated the opportun-J*
c i . ~
u
1'. B, Blake whose ranch near §;.M.C.A., made a statement point-
bouta a fine experimental ing out programme projects which
ward Island, was the subject fur
or
Society. The pro speakers were'. s.
e Stewart. The can speakers were
The critic was Robert Dawson
Y'B MENETIES OBGANIZI1-A
oss husbands are members of
Maldfglcllo Islands last week. Mu. the
H customs we W fined *W will ery lroxin th: :more eeoiffedffcggz géent distribution or wesiin ini
oeived about a month ago. _
 
the seo/ren for Allison Leavitt, °f
dmnilnbegeghow will be members wealth beeome the standard or
mm " by th' Pri-nic! and value. The higher or lower clas-
ht become millionaires. The
énequitable, immoral, and un-Chris- 
an.
Q 'I‘h i ttem ted to - .
  T alyzee ifririnnhigsdoxrxilt l-hop oausesudfl
failure of the present indus-
system. One of these causes
'ls th f ls V1 f l ,
U11P¢r H-nd lower housw.. ln each argon? lr: ‘the eY>r¢?senl:vead&a,ry, F1523
(Continued from Page 1) Egg;
mba” ¢1°¢¢°<i llldlootly by the ses are measured, not in terms of
me '
E_'°vl1wle»l loslslatures At Present intelligence or morality, but in 1*
e government is centralised. 't it _ sh
Provincial sdniinistrstlons to he rgxilggeohgf/mn? agi§.°if;‘e§,e°°`l`f§°.§f °“
as regards individual rights. and wnion is new too often tn ni y’ “d
'HBH
ugh we were now headed for me home of M,_ Wwey W°°d_ B; have an elective legislative asaem cmtml the live, gf other? oth" "1
t generoil 00-Overation snr Haaelhrook. The fire worked its way bl
ty of action which is necessary: through the wall partitions and con- °’
ur institutions are to endure and siderable cutting was necessary be- °f
Y
borate consisting of 14 pencentinterest of modern business? c
____ lower enameerhmadrse. somosy, the ennren onlime is in direct Mm
on
chosen il dime 1.3¢, the
y me °f °” °“ °"‘°" Wm’ pm” th “$2 united Drug company Limited
the whole population. Five pro~ ,petition by which one man ts °f T°"mt° was “ subsidiary M nm
  ll Giant size special  ssc
RWM ' - Y _ _
 " ’ '
..'., 
, w
'E ANDREWS SALT, 60c _ _ 49c
 ENOs sAL'i's, lge. _ . . .. soo
-_,Q _SAL HEPATICA, rod ._ 59d
ares of no par value but shown
the books at $5 a share on
vm greater summit” pa_m°u1m__ 1sthe»_msp~mt__-M View of ll ri , $113,585. In addition there were
vances from the United Drug
shares, totalling $840,000 at
end of 1933.
15° on hw md ordeh Each wouldby ‘which a man or ._ mu °°f “"5 Combany. sole ownm of the com-
oc
bread for the family. Mr. Sharp iorces.
ouis wood for one winter menthol At the some time. *lm ministry
During the pest summer he out ls announced the cevtiiro of s Urvuv
cord, of im;-dwgad, v,-hier, he gsm. of Bolivian oiiicers who surrender-
nietes will last them until sexi ed at E1 Carmen °n ‘bv =°“*h¢f°
summer | front where the Paraguayans re-
_ feently won a vlowm
BEL Bo__ _ I AEIRST, N. B., NW. 21-C. E.
ASUNCION, Paraguay, Nov. 31_' risier in Nova Scotia, was the
1 the Unites Provinces and titnesis to the clirisiinn reiiglm 5"” "°"”“° hm "““°d f’°’“ “ Th
e mini.-.try of defence today is-I guest of honor tonight et o bou-
“"l’ °“ i 1 mriava in ma e ni sued a statement beiittung the im duet tendered by the U#-oadlen
Recovery Programme veiv shower was tendered Miss Annie Bm" Thi’ °°m-miSli°l1 found that two °W ° ° ° gh iehro, hi
d mm ‘O °o_0p°mt° mo Ammmm_ chm_l°"et3m_ at the whggagggrs ugectmg mm. n A school, of thougm exist within the of $2,824,781 in 1921 and in 1983 porlarice of the capture of Picuiba Bar Association to ce te s
reserved for the federal v
1;, ,ugh ag gun-emy and mugs, chunk Que favors the wmmete were $2,008,206, ‘on the northern front by Bolivian' 80th birthday, Nov. 18.
Q _- _
Defence and foreign affairs would
‘ the direct Nopomsibility or!
l governors, is to be guid-
in the main by advice o.” the
r m ters,
long as this dces nat conflict
th special respvnsibilitiee.
` lh addition to raerving defence
‘an
d external relations to the Vice-
altme, and through him the
Ny
at the bummg down or me old gritish Govemment, such questions
ince of Wa-les College building in d
prevention of an ymeinare to nr-
er, the safegua ding of minority
rights, and the fisom stability and
,credit. are reserved to the Viceroy
the governors. Bzfeguards are
Urvpoeed against the fLsos,l
leo
_ freedom being used to damafe Brit-
ish trade.
Preservation of the rights of the
service and the police is ad
'civil -
vocated. d of the ind n-:le 'e
the conclusion of the debate, the °f ul me n
the judiciary hom politics. Cori-
uorory Pres1deut.Proi'-Blanchard. sent oi the gover-noi-s will be re-,
vo I very lvtereotlna' description quired to any ieeisie,ti~n affecting
the old college building arid com- police discipline. Special powers to
‘what terrorism would be contin-
Burrna should be separated from
ia and given somewhat the sam
1'nd '
constitution. This separation wool"
e Y’s Men'e Club was held yes- he
accompanied by a trade agree-
day afternoon at the YMCA ment and steps to protect the jud-
er . .
The ladies of the Y’e Meri have i:
been ever ready to_assisc the club
in
carrying on its work in the
Y.M,C.A. and the purpose of the remains. so far as their own af-
meeting yesterday was to consider fairs are concerned, and their en-
' s.
definite organization of the try
n's Club auxiliary The organ ll
YY
forms to a plan foilowod in nu bv
vrous cities across the con ineht l
are Ys Men's Clubs are at work. d
lr. General Beoretary of the
iar-y.
The autonomy of the native
states now ruled by the princes
dogg;-uggmn 0 gh Gross profits were 1 192 in
so - l' e eepiferissio _ 8" 8. . 
ommout. item. and replacing it with 5 M121 loss. since iaza the company had; _
info ,ma The Omer gm” favor made a net profit in only three
rern.a.n _ _ - .
P
a form of Chqstimgzed ca, mnsm years (1928 S0) For the 11 years
Tha speaker ggageg gym; 1? is not ended Dec 31, 1933, the net loss
the pert of ine einn-on to meme W *2'l8»2"2~
the mean.; by whim we mqbmm The only dividend ($1 a share)
mezv be solved: it is not the angin- WHS Paid lil 1930.
eer but the light of the new mcm Herbert Driver, the investigating
under. The task of the church, lwoountant, said he had been in-V
stated Dr. Coburn, ig to 3;-huh gh, formed the average price levels in
gospel. Liggett'Stoz-es, as in other drug
chains, was at about the same Iev-l
T el as in 1929. This was true despite 3
articles had come down Prices ot`
the fact that the price of some
(°°”u”“°d ‘Nm P559 D others had gone up, some due to'
 »___ _
while part~time night delivery boys ga mm as the levy on oosmet' i
;';er_i_ive an ilverage of $335 1°! I Store managers received a week-
Th°“" We” ~ ly wage and were not held re-
e average wage of warehouse “Bibb 1 1°, _ Au mann?"
employes is $17.31 for o week of :,125 Dondetér ses
45 hours. Male laboratory ern o es ' --
average $22 e, week, while his ¥e- 531,23 fvgilfllepaiy ygrfil-d wlggrz ?:<:
mme 1“b°"t"°"Y °mP1°Y°3 "0 PGM articles were sold for one cent
312-83- more than the price of one. 'I‘his
Six male office employes average Wu made possible by the United
$51.66 Rnd 13 femhlw $18.82. All Drug company reducing tha price
employm receive two weeks holi- of sow, to Lime” low enough to
MY* with PW 59°F 0”* Y°3l"5 prevent a loss. They consisted only
service. of articles supplied by the parent
The ¢lU*=°U°“ °f lame m"k“P3 company. Two large debt canoei-
provoked E. J. Young. (Lib., Wey- lations from th
e United Drug
burn) to ask why auch “excessive C t t 1
prices" could be maintained if ompany ° he Lggett cmmpanv
had been made, 8200.000 in 1924
there was no agreement on prices and 33-,5_»m I 1928
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The llew Year’s First Amateur Production
The
HOLY NAME CLUB DRAMATIC PLAYERS
will present on
Monday and Tuesday, January 14th and 15th
a 3-Act Comedy Drama under the direction of
J. AUSTIN TRAINOR
eserve the dates--Watch the papers for further pan
ticulars-and don’t fail to see this successful New York
 
production.
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PEL TS WANTED
JA COB RUSH
Representing HARRY KIRSH, Moncton
will be buying Silver Fox Pelts at Frost and
Wood building, Kent St. Starting Friday.
rl _ Mr. Driver
nuoumt mm ve?t`};g3&_5;5~thD:;:~ min' h°d_ said these appeared to have no re-,
untary. lmtry of at least that num-
Q COOSSQYY.
`ization of such an auxilia con The alternative r'¢p‘>`l’t Pl’°““f2d
‘- ii
bo' . _ -
it'on to urging the en.a‘iiZng_o'
, J. M. Muolfucfyen, an active *lf l1l'°3'1‘€Bs t0Wo1'¢!-I domflloll
status. says they rooogriiae the
ned cd continued safeguards, but
ies for sei-vice on the part or an mllnly for the i>roto2tl°n of the
xiliary as proposed. Norville E. ‘MSDN "Um °XP1°lN\¢iU1l~
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'rua cnsarilsr nauoiuareu -
A long human hair. first dipped
into the federation is to be val-
ef states representing half the
Ma'or Element A‘tlee and other
oorrimltt'~ members in ad
ahead?" risked Alex M. Edwards
"How much further would we be Frofn Brltatn
gloria., Waterloo South). "The or- ` (0 _,_ By Gurdhn.. “odd wh)
"ary 1“7m°“ W°“‘d mt k“°" O'1'I‘AWA, Nov 2l~'I'he shipment
what they were talking about?" of ten Mmphmes for the Royal
Canadian Ali- Force, which arrived
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Bt tion system Many unusual shrubs
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aadtroeathrlveintherareelimate.
Funeral Friday at 1 ,__ ____
bei- late residence. '
Cm, roulmv
' We shall be buying live and
dressed Chickens and Fowl
throughout the season, pay-
ing top market price.
_ _ Signed
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the auxiliary might undertake and
which' would strengthen the work
of the Y‘s Men'a Club and the As-
sociation generally. The discussion
gave expression to general agree-
ment as to the values which would
accrue from the activities of such
an auxiliary and definite organ-
isation was proceeded with. 1,'he_
officers elected are as follows:
President, Mrs. A. M. Douglas;
Vice President. Mrs. Reul Leihge;
Booretlry. Mrs. Geo. Craig: Treas-
urer, Mrs; Windsor Campbell: Ex-‘
eoutive Members, Mrs. Claude
Smith, Uh. I. V. Bell, ma. Harry?
Cudmore. The Ladies Auxiliary of.
the Y-l\l.C.A. and the Y'a Menottea
will coop!!-ate in major undertak-`
ings on behalf of the Association
whileatthe aametimeeaeher-
ganixatiou will have a distinctive
place and function in ilu enlar|ed»
service now assured aa a remit of
this new organisation.
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'\-le. lining aaa repairing hissing. celsm
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in a. weak solution of caustic soda
and then suspended with a weight
just sufficient to keep it taut, wil'
foretell changes of weathgr by
glowing 'longer for wet an con-
tracting for_dry*ognditiom
besun lodey by the Royal Com- type now in use at the Trenton nu-
mlssion on mass buying. station and which has been used
The share olpltvl of tho °0Il1~ by the Air Bierce for some years.
pany consisted of 22.217 common
. . or- 0
8"~¢l°“ °f l-l\° I-»9‘1i5 K- USUN; ohrlla was announced some tpiml; ‘
Company, operating 43 drug stores _asa The mwhims an Ann' two-
scattered over five provinces, was ,eager wapemgion pw,” of the
Y Y  2 MAKE SPECIALTY
OF PRODUCING OVER
SIZE VEGETABLES
iiolilowing a lifetime of -
ng his living from the sou, l
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she could make passable bread,
but has outdone herself alto-
deriok Sharp, oetogenarian ,
,funnier of Poltimore. Ontario, near
Ottawa, and hh wife, are specializ-
ing in growing vegetable.; and other
farm products out of the ordinary
i,nrega.rdtoeine.
iR>tatoeswcig‘hing thne pounds
i
rl ?¢l\|\Y the other
shed always considered
tether since she started
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"I think that ‘H 5°m°'*`h“‘3 mf: vgeignmgdr? gecmlsecotrhcaeshigllgt £3 ”
commission should enquire into, un,-,,|1ectb1
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said Mr. Young. | g
The” k f The Ligget investigation will be
mar ~ups ranged ram my to
no ii-4 percent to soo pei-oent. i °°mp e “d m°"°w'
...,rn '° fir  My ”".:'ii~"» P ,, ~
a we s ou g some ese ,
drug manufacturers in to excl-in arc ase Planes
those things" pursued Mr. Young, 0 °
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ugirrg ‘REGAU F|°m._ each, carrots upwards of two pound: l
nch,oobeofoornovere.toot”i;l
lmlthandoo to
produce
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No doubt about it,
'REGAL' will improve
baking.”
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