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OF EXCITING BRAND NEW ‘ opiuit11s¢pfsmterso,iea|,pm-
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THERE are included in this great clearance
sale evening dresse, afternoon dresses, hos-
tess, treat and sport models. The evening dres-
ses are mostly taffetas,'velveis, metallic cloths.
Evening models run from
$10.75 to $35.00 . . .‘ LESS ONE THIRD.
FH you liek over this assortment you will want to buy more than
one doses. For example, in addition to a smart afternoon dress you
may lilrely want a useful street model. Either or boih are heir ui ili-
tractive prices. Bear in mind . . . whatever' the present price may be
. . . the dress is yours for ONE THIRD LESS.
1 New Evening Dresses
| New Hostess models
y New Street Dresses
Wool dresses in one and two piece.
JA ' Y A Rise Sharply In
'A‘ _ _ Nine 1935 Months
xmcisrou, Jamaica, Jul. io.-_
/ .' (CP)-, Returning prosperity
, reache<§'ti;ar into Jamaica last year
1 as expb for the first nine mouths y
oi' 1935 increased more than 94,- ‘
f 320,000 over the stuns Dlrlod in 19-
ONE
THIRD
OFF
SIZES AND .
STYLES FOR
WOMEN AND
MISSESL `
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$ 5.95 Dresses $ 3.97
$ 8.95 Dresses $ -5.97
$10.75 Dresses s 1.17
$12.50 Dresses S 8.33
$16.95 Dresses $11.30
$19.75 Dresses $12.17
Bureau Reports.
on Deaths, Births
And Marriages
'.i'he following information is ré-
leased by the Dominion Bureau of
Btatiatiuz- _ 1
Live births in Canada during the
reoond quarter of 1935 numbered
01,103 (preliminary figures) giving
an equivalent annual rate of 20.9
per 1,000 population as compared
wiil1~5'i,009 births and a rate of
21.2 for the séoond quarterof 1984.
Btulhlrths amounted to 1,061 br 2.11
Doi cfm or all births as aaainst
1.7 1 or 2.9 por cont.
There wen 2,339 illegitimate
hirths_!orrning 8.9 per oont of all
live births as compared with 2.271
or 4.0 per cent for the correspond-
in( period of 1994. Deaths toissllcd
27.000 with a rate of 9_9 Der 1,000
lwpulation as compared with 25.942
and s rate of 9.6. There were 1900.
marriages or a rate of"f.0 latin”
iam or s rm of 1.1 in tm ree-
ond quarter of 1984.
Deaths under one year of ale,
totalled alll vin~al'ltuof'll
. si I
Dot 1.009 live births, 'lhslo fl¢urss
 _with 8,991 deaths under
, \
one year and a. rate of 70 in the,
corresponding period of 1934. Deaths*
under one month of age numbered
9,060 or a rate of 36 per 1,000 live
births, as against 2.160 or a rate of
39. There were 293 maternal deaths
as compared with 310 and th_e rate
per 1,000 livo births was 0.1 as
nga-irnt 5.5. V
The number of deaths assigned
to oertain causes in the second
quarter oi 1035 was as follows (ln
each case the figurfs for the cor-
responding period of 1934 are given
in parentheses): Typhoid and par-
atyphoid fever 53 (58); smallpox 0
iii); Measles 172 (54): Scarlet fever
di iM); Diphthvria 50 (4l;) In-
fluansa 944 (5211); infantile para-
lysi.s1'1 (13): tuberculosis 1,015 (1.-
947); cancer 2,843 (2070); diseases
of the heart 4.oeo (4,105): dim-10°
of the arteries 2.105 ,(l.i_l6ll; pneu-
monia 2,072 (1,882): diarrhoea and;
enteritis 096 (504): nvphritis 1.628.
(1,509): suioide 220 .(9110); homicide
47 (30): automobile accidents 398
1242:) other violence 1.03 (1,061)
For the first six months of 1935
stillbirths 8.392 (3368); per cent oi’
total births so ras); deaths 55,153
012,005); death rate 10.3 (9.8); mar-
riages 30,752 (90,890): marriage raw
5.7 (5.7): deaths under one year
8,593 (8,003): rate per 1,000 live
births 78 171); deaths undcr one
month 4.234 (4,323): rate per 1,000
live births 38 (38); maternal deaths
007, (1536); rate per 1.000 live births
sa gan.) _
Deaths from certain causes for
the six months were as follows:
Typhoid and paratyphoid fever
100 (121): smallpox 3 (ii): measles
346 <81); scarlet fever 151 (111):
diphtheria 107, (1i2); influenza 2,-
590 (l.390)& infantile paralysis 30
(90): tuberculosis 3,510 (3,584): can-
cer 5,541 (5,185): diseases of the
heart 8,501 18.071); diseases of the
arteries 4.195 (3399); pneumonia
4,814 (4,118): diarrhoea and enter-
ltis 953 (1,088): nephritis 8.344 <3.-
027); suicide 458 (455): homicide
7| (04): automobile sccldtnto 412
649); other violence 2,103 ($1,000.)
the fisures are al follows, with those
for the mmvondinr oerlvd of 1934
in parentheses: Live births_1l0.'i63
trims); bum me oo.4 ma):
illegitimate births 4,519 14.4137)! PCT
cent or total uve olrtm 4.1 (uni
CARBNAGE. Trinidad, Jan. 10.-
(CP) -Lucy Theodon. 32, died in
hospital here three hours after
she was stung by a scorpion. she
was working in her home when she
received the fatal wound.
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,altace ,=
Jamaica Exports 
ducts _exported from the big Carib-
bean island amounted in value to
£3.0a9.455 (about 815,000,000) com.
pared with £2,234.58() (about $11,-
000,000) during the first three
quarters of 1984. -
Bannana exports alone increased
in value by $4,000,000. Other ln-
creases were noted in cocoa. $100,-
000; rum $50,000; sugar, $500,000;
logwood, $50,000. ,
At the 'same time. however, de-
creases of $100,000 in coffee, $200,-
000 in irrupefnxit and $150,000 in
pimento were registered.
‘ A sharp decline in the total ex-
port figure for the year was ex-
pected, howeevr_ The statistics did
not include losses incurred from
hurricnneewhlch swept through
U19 iilurifi during October and
Wilwd whole districts bare of
bananas both from the old and new
, crops, ,
Damage to the banana industry
, WHS so great that the legislature
‘ was forced to subsidize plantation
oamers. Twenty-six banks applied
to the Agricultural Loan Societies
Board for government loans to as-
,slst sufferers in their districts.
Carib Queen Has
' Odd Present For
Oxford Professor
ARIMA, Trinidad, Jan. 10.- A
courtship ring carved from the
shell of a nut was presented to an
Oxford professor here when he met
the Queen of the Caribe, titular
head of s. raoe of one-time canni-
bals.
_ The ring, ancient symbol of Carib
ifoiiroiihll, was given to Prof.
-Reginald Ccupland by Mrs. Mary
Verges, who led a delegation in
traditional Carib regalia. to meet
the professor when he reached here
on a tour in the West Indies.
Queen Mary explained it was the
custom for a. suitor centuries ago
to acquire the nut from a. ti-as
Krowinz in the Guacharc Cave.
carve it himself and then ask per-
mission to place the ring on the
- finger of the lady oi' his choice. If
she turned him down, he just
never visit her house again,
While the professor talked with
the hueen, some of her subjects
san8 B. Carib song composed on the
Si>0t to celebrate his arrival.
Peaceful descendants of warlike
llwliiora. they listened eagerly as _
Prof. Coupland urged them to pre.
serve as many of their old customs
as possible. It was the Klnws wish,
the professor told them. that the
differ\ut types of people inhabit-
ing the British Empir'.s countries
Another. because a mixed empire is
I much richer one.
B9f0l`¢ Uifiviuir. the Oxonion
handed the queen a bill and stood
‘Foreign Exchange
(By The Canadian Press)
dulum of foreign exchange, object
0! 8-uliiouo attention by those who
carry on Canadahs immense for-
SWUHS in a. comparatively narrow
arc during 1935.
Importers of British goods found
it cost them a little less to make S
payment, whole dealers in goods
found it slightly more expensive. ,
and French francs.
treble science oi’ exchange, who re-
~.-*D-U'
change United States law
Giving that M their 0 ‘mom Exercise by mm. boys; Lgncom to permit lzrcciiral dissemination of
Montreal Exchange trader? de- Moore, Richard MOON, Sifmiey ENOUGH RM;§N,'ll`)0THE EARTH birth control 1uf'ormati_on.l ht h
clined, however, to hazard a pre- White and Murdoch McDonald. I ‘ fn .“ ""_"`l°,‘dh  13)? “l§0r’a]§,y°
` . dictmn as to haw far tms course Intenmsslon' Treat of candy for If HU U19 mils C'JmPfi5€d in the ilriliflrllttisixigyl ii hor nrilument bciné
O U would be pursued. in- _ _ K 'tracks of the wol'ltl`s railivzrvs were um; Imp” ,,{,\,~,~mg(, is f, pow(-yful
During the year France faced Instrumental nm"'ic` Mes rs i0 be ilifmfd Side bl' S1110 “WV factor fr): mo1"\lii. ‘ birth control ll
several apparent crises, whcn gold David Keenan. Milburn Keenan would from a steel mmway i5 ft' ‘ ‘ ~ 3"
was movlus out of that country in "gl ‘{Vm~ H§;l°~ B ru Bea _ Mrs wide right around me earth. simi-
- heavy uantities or was being ear- A011119 " IS- 8 U-S U' - 18,-1_1 i of the rl' 1 0 0.
markedltln French bank vsulw for li]1l';=h¢D1;/Ir:D".1V1;§§;-urYfmb{9béW°DlV‘;”;f tivei mfidazioliing Ztgckdierictlgm
U10 Uni d States. Ollrrcucy 51969' \ » - X ' ' placed cud to end the would
ialists here do not regard these as George Blue and Misses Mary Blue. mom gimp cover thc elltire lcufzlll all-Inclla won1cn's conference. which
having been very serious, however, Sarah Munn and Donaicin Mc- of this street pathway.
pointing out renewed assurance by Donald.
the Fiench government that France R¢°1i'““°“ "Ch’i5tm“5 E"‘“`y' The export of the following fruits
would still remain on the gold where," Velda McDonald. and vegetables from Canada. is pro- w0Ur,n SEGREGATE Kmmgs
standard was sufficient to relieve Bllxelzilsiel bryr gevegldwglzdl  hxeitgd-Elupples.fi1enrs. fiuinccs, and ____
anxiet. llc. 9 U 9" . G . a oc uous ruiis to Australia;
Enteyring 1935 with a downward Helcn K80n8Y1.CHri M°K0I1ZiG. E911 raw carrots to Bermuda; potatoes
trend, sterling cables in Montreal M0016 and Afilflii Kewan- io Cyprus and England; fresh -(C.P.1_Proposals iq segregate
reached s low point of 54.81 3-4 in Instrumental music: Misses Mil- cranes. tomatoes. and raw vcirc- boys and girls from six to 13 years
March. Asteady climb followed un- burn Keenan. Dlvifi K<`¢“f\“- Wm- 1011105 to Malta; stone fruits (in- of nge in the separate schools of
til a nigh of $4.99 5-8 was reached Hyde- _ cluding apriroiachcrries. ncctarines. this ciiv lms devoloivcd lrccn con-
ui Auron. 'rut nouns men sured Rf°"'“"°“ "The chruimas Can- reaches. and plums) to the onion it-awry among the Sauter author-
nigntly me inward the end or the die’ acne Mrmnald. __ of South Africa.
year was fluctuating narrowly near S010. “UP 0" U19 h0usci0nS. ;____ ~---__.. T._._~_,_*_ - ___--___
January 0 3
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f’,"",£_~,“' "r~.'T'.' ,,»"_¢i1.:l~'!" i.`..J-'x..;:- i . "’ ' 5 .._ >» if'   ,. __; - 'K Y . "` \` - ' \ (£0 _r D ._ \" Q -i I 'Y ‘vN."`r O' A ' ` ' ‘ ' ` "  ' ` ‘ ’
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PR WSE BR -_   
Here is a Frock Event With
Frocks foryaftcrnoonl For business! New dashing
models for every occasion., 'Beautifully styled .n O; _ '
new sleeve and-neckline details . ,,. carefully made
. . . and thrillingly low_in price! Here are Silks,»
Rough Crepes, Triple Sheer Crepes, Metalese. Colors
to suit the preference of every woman and miss. Sizes
ranging from 14 to 44. Creations of unusual elegance
andflair-a simply delightful collection of good look-
ing fl`0‘.'?.'“
READ!
Values You’l| Long Remember!
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tee* gag * ,gg
5§.“ZT.§‘.?‘f.‘iE.f?..’.‘f1‘? $8.95
55.3253. S'f3?.“§t .‘f'.. $5.95 0
'.§§‘§.’.’.f."§¥.“f"..f`f.f`f’1‘fi $3-95
COME! SAVE!
ANCOUVER .mn 9 -A native
Otto Dc Muth-who graduated ill
, ceasful concert and Christmas tree gmm such H success and (3) to .. _ Gu, M “mem
WHS held ‘W the h°m° 01’ Ml* Joh" Sonia Claus for hLs many splendid mlxhcmc nom Mc 1 n 0 -I
E. McDonald, Wood Islands East. gn-l_,_
took a post-graduate course in Lon
don, won the Military Medal for
Th” mini-“"1 Rev- R' Hemiey The aihcrin WHS 0105961 by 911 service in France -- has devised a
  Silvefi. Dmiided. B5SiSi¢‘d d\“`ln'=’ _ioiniugglmnrls ind singing “Auld plan which lie says is highly suc-
----- Daft time 'JY M1' Hugh MCNEUI- Lang Syne" followed by the Na- cessful for use of the “zipper” in the
and the following program was tional Amh,.m_
MONTREAL, Jan. 9-The pen- well carried out:
Opening chorus, Choir.
Rgmafas by t.he ihuirman' A i STEAM TRAIN DOES HOUR Fo it l e claims elimination of mast
Reel on ‘We come," nne 113 MILES AN r 1 . »
Giiln trade in oods and securities, WNW- M P. .' - . _
it Reading “How Jesus Came-.‘ Miss > 5-mu. world mmrds for speed were _;ixi';urc;lcSu<21t;xl1]c!i_.;,r n;r;repg;1tp1§)e1ri;Ct€;;n
Flora Nicholson. mode in the trial run of Britain's - ~ '
R€Cii8-iiiou "Tilé Ci1l`iSii'!lF-S 559' "Silver-' Jubilee’ streamlined steam'
Ori." Miii”§8f¢if M0°Y"~ train last &1)ternber _ a urecent
Instrumental music: Messrs Dan- study of the record of ie run
from gold standard countries gush lel Keenan, Milburn Keenan and reveals. The maximum speed for each of which is Mta(,h,,d a len-Eu,
as France and the United Stow; Wm. Hyde (encored). - the journey between Kingis Cross of elnsuc Webbim, Wm, p,,,_t, of mg
Exercise “The Al13c~ls Mcsszlgv." and Granlllaul \\'_as 1l‘.ln1il;‘spcr ..z“,pm..» a,_t“L,h,,,C,,,L_ when they
The variation throughout the year, Mrs. Milburn Dixon. M1'S~ Wm- D- 1‘°“1'- F" “~ ‘"5t““°" of 25 "WFS au are drawn together there is a nar-
however, did not exceed four per McDonald, Mrs. Arch. Munn and average speed of 107.5 limos per row strip nf Celluloid on one side of
cent for Sterling funds or three Miss?-1 Velda McDonald, Irenc Mc- hour was maintained, the distance the zippci- through which the Wound
per cent for United states dollars Donald, Donalda McDonald, Bella being covcreri in 13 minutes 57 may be 0b5f,rv¢d_
McDonald, Sarah Munn and Annie seconds. 4le:lnil;\s1o\;c;~lei1;°;ln natmall; --
9 _ _ ' avera~ze spa . a
To exp rm in the Mmm impene Wigtgfimtion: “Jolly old st, Nan- and '10_milc= ut ou fivrrusv Saeed of nmru ooxrnoi. lsronom-
nrd cunendes as a commodity uma," Mary Mcphm-Son 01.8 mllesi an hour. Tlhe train was 'I`I0l\
unrest is the uw of supply and Radio Message from santa to the he-ulcd by a »=ta°um__iuid iicvijg ---
emand’ like wheat, boots or cheese chudrem iocomotlte named Bi ver ‘ln
his means Great Britain has been Chorus. “"0 ¢°“-*limi "f 7 ‘M5 Wim* “ Thouuis N_ H<”lll>\\1‘i1» wimy “'95
. _ .. ight of 230 tons.
taking a very mud dose or must- Rccitatien ‘The First Christmas U0” ‘W
ion in the past 12 months. Donalda McDonald.
closing ot' abdominal incisions.
Dr_ De lViuih’s appliance has been
used ln 107 cases in Vancouver with.
he Says, highly satisfactory results.
_ the aiu attendant, in ordinary
complications, and a recluciion in
hospital charges.
The device consists of i.wo_l.l`i-,
angular pieces of adhesive tape to
WORKS 'FOR LEGALIZED
w,»1sif1NGToN. Jun. 10-Mrs.
launched on her 1936 campaign 'io
powerful factor for linppy infar-
riage..
A cablc was read from Mrs.
Margaret Sanger, long-time leader
oi” the movement, saying that the
she nticlrossrrl. had endorsed the
birth control movement.
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa
ities. \
$4.97. The average was below 1984 Ellen Munn-
which had high and low marks of Second Radio message from San-‘ .
$5.16 and $4.80. ' if* Olms-
New yo;-pg fund, wwe firm in Recitatiou. Arnett Keenan.
the spring months, climbing to Address, Rev. R.. Hensley Stavert.
$1.00 1-3 ln Canadian money in Closing chorus.
March. In May the American dui- Shortly alter the strains of thc
lar sank to par, the low quotation closing chorus had died away thc
for the year, but again it crept tinkle of the bells of Santa Claus
upward and in september reached was heard sounding out on ihf
the highest premium, 1 15-16 pcr evening air. It was not long until
cent, It fell away in succeeding hc was in thc midst of the happy
months, keeping near the $1.01 lcv- and expectant children. busily ‘US-
el as the year-end approached. In tributlng the many gifts with
1934 the range was lower, from which he was heavily laden- All °f
$0.96 1-2 0011.00 1.01 1-2. the children and quite a number of
French francs. like American the grown up folks were very kind-
dollsrs. were stronger in l93il._'rhe ly remembend.
franc in Montreal ranged in price Among the siiio 101' the 8“°W“'
from e.al 1-4 cena in January to up awale was o 'oeoutiful Purse
6.71 1~8 cents in October. For 1934 with zipper fastening, together
the low was ace li-e and the nigh with s arse box of L'-“ldv 1°' th”
Eliminate Poisons
By keeping the kidney action regular
Tho human machine in the Em- this kind _is fhund_in t,ho_use of Dr.
eogsofdigcationforms poisonsw ich (`.l).-\.~=v'.=a ludncy-Livlor Pills 
are ciimmniod through the lungs, they nrousc the notion of the liver,
thc kidneys, the bowc s and by per- lu_rin_oys iuui bowels and promptly
gpimq,i(,n_ clmunnth tho (poisons from tho sys-
'l‘hc kidneys are thc nnturni filters tcm 'U10 ki MY! 999 Niieved Of
of the |,|,,°,1 ,,,,d_°n gham is eh!-own oyerwork _and regain health and
the work ol’ eliminating the poisons Yl80l`»_ Pf““S» M505 ‘md  ifbi'
imm all we ent and dnnk, especially 10115 015009081' “D11 S9509! ‘ill°ll° ll
the latter. lf tha quantity _of poisons l>l'9V9i\i°d-
ill :\'\’9i0l' ifhiifi 9110 CGPMWY Of iii” Dr. Chaac's Kidney-Liver Pills,
ki neys _can look _after 'wo expcr- 715 cts., nt all druggists or The Dr. A.
ienm porn and senous  W. Chnso Medicine Co., Limited,
The secret of avoiding trouble of Toronto, Canada.
¢
,355 ;.a, ,minister, Rev. R. Hensley Stavert.
.  _ ._ i -
izzivvffrr- Y: _'12-Ar ;v - ~-~-'~:-;_; ;-_ f _-f~ --;-*fir - W-Y ~ * "'
should remain distinct from one woon lsLaNps EAST ' ' Bef r tt; "happy athenng
YRESBYTERIAN 5- SCHOOL brokeotip hearty votes 0% thanks CANADIAN ADAPTS “Zé§l;E.¥'oNs
CHRISTMAS CONCERT were extended (1) 00 Mr. McDon- To ABDOMINAL OP
-_“°-' aid for opening his house for the
oth i fm-'d,De. _ V, » ~~
s. round of drinks for hor subjects. goth? n, ev:-:e\~‘yenin1t§erer?ting laiilbd snug- 01i,,C0,l;,E;§itng(2€\,?opr?,1_l British Columbian physician, Dr.
e Halifax Port
Arrivals
Halifax for 24 hours ending 1
o'clock, noon Wed., Jan. 8, 1036.
.snmv/ins » f
Piisudski frolu Copenhagen
llc Isle from Nfid Ports
Portia from Nfld. Ports
Alircda from Local Harbour
Vllny Ridge. from Local H
hour
Poniland from Local Harbour
Regus from Local Harbour
Dairotiuu from Glasgow
' Bo ' .
nl
SAILZNGS _ _
Pilsudski io New York
Alfrcrizi io Local Harbour
Vimy Ridge to Lmol Hai-hour
Pentland to Local Harbour
Regus to Locnl Harbour
Can. Conqueror to Local Ha
bour
VESSELS IN BERTII
Vimy Ridge discltaigilig
Can. Conqu""or discharging
Portia. fii.=.cl1:\l',Qing
Lady Soiilers loading
Alfredo bunlrcring
Pcntlauri bunlrcrlng
Barge No. 1! licrtli
Snnin lnadiufr
Pllsudsiri riisciiargiitg
Dakoiian discliarging
Colbornc loading
Loves; tliarlmr~_;ix1;;
V|fSSl’.l.S Dill? T() ARRIVE
Jan.
8~Stecl Traveller from Far East
lyiolitlunl Cii.V from New York
Lenrariifh from Hliliiiix
i0~Cntllcnrl. from Jamaica
Man. Producer from St. John
Duchess of Atholl from Liv
pool
Beavcrbrac from St. John
11-Moniclarc from St. John
Bennington Court from V
('0ll\'€l`
Colborue from Halifax
Lillingunvor frrrrn Jamaica
Dom. Shipper from Halifax
_12-Antonia from New York
Auranla from Havre
Cairnglen from St. John
13-City of .Evansville from C
outta
Rosalind from St. Johns
Pilsudslri from New York
14:-Blink from Antwerp
Rec from Halifax
Nova 11 from Halifax
15-Mar1is from Halifax
Chednbucto from B. C. Ports
i
Birthday Greeting
(By The Canadian Prem)
To "General" Alvin Crowder,
the 1935 world champion Deti
Tigers (pitching staff. Born in Wi
ton~Sa cm. N. C., January ll, 11
he broke into the major leag
with the Washington team in 1!
went, to St. Louis Browns in,11
ret rnerl to Washington in 1930 :
Joiltihd Detroit in 1934.
.t_ . ,_
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w E , _ Y
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Lady Nelson from.Demerara.
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ar