.
4_5.
,,. 0 " ‘
-.
l
2-ni 
Ngvnnmsn ze. 1932 ' 'ri-la cll.'.lu.oT'ri'l‘owl~l cuslzomlv PAGE THREE  ,
.
. ~ ti
'\, vi
n  f- ~ -. ,__ ___ ._ ,__  ____..‘,__._. ,_ _ --,-. ._ \ ii _ W 5',-1.,
I ,,,..
| i
_ ,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,_,,,
YARDLEY
1011.1-:Ts
YARDLEY SETS `
850 UP T0 $10.00
In wr his dl-may oi iimlieye.
We have the hmoull i.avenn.l-
To.iet Water, Soar.. Sechet, Talcum,
Face Powder. Compacts, Bath Cry.
stall. Creams. shaving cream,
Bowls, etc., etc. ln lovely sets, abc
separately. Select Yarl..ley’s here
today.
J. Ernest ii. Worth
14| Prince Sheet Pho” sz
W ol'f."`§..'ff.°.1‘.`. If §.'1`i=».l§L..`§.f.$ Evening. T o a s t s, GOVT PLEDGES
oN '
DISPLA Y
oi XMAS ...croswell '
Phone Today For An I
Appointment
W-
65 ll.-1 -1
Death Of Mrs.
H. V. Bunf"z°n
ANNUAL SIEGE
BAITERY
REUNIUN
Armorles Saturday
Banquet Was Held At |
JOHN GOSS and
i`he London Singers
The fini concert of the
lllai-'otfetown Community
Jonceri. Association will be
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Nth
Members please note Con-
cert will commence at eight
o’ciock. There will positively
be no admittance while any
number of the program is
being sung,
____.___.__`
mile'-ll-28-li.
cliinlii
illlllslill
F0
R
Saturday, liov. 26, Monday Nov. 28 ' -
1 
sarllsosy, l~ovr...usr;lr 26. Mulvu/oy, isovsilor.-it za J'
BEANS, lwniiel  lv lbs. iso ’=
BEANS. Welloweye)  10 los. Zee L
M“_°8EATli GRUGERY 5
0 a
_*__
Maritime Students
Told Of League Oi
el.--~----°~~ mono noepitel on saturday even- S n And St 0 ' S 6 C ll I' 6 W 0 l`1(i
The “ml sermon in an interest-
,” ,eng on “The fruits of the
‘hmm me" was delivered by the
my A, c. Vincent, DD., at the
.naming service yesterday. Briefly
camng attention to the fruits of the
‘hmm life as enumerated in pre-
vious addresses. Holiness. PPBYUT.
Discipleship. Joy, Love, especial at-
tention was called on this occasion
W me fruit of Peace. The thought
was based on John 16, 33: "These
mms; have I spoken unto you, that
in-me ye may have pence." Never
was mere a greater need of peace
mm m an age such as ours.
»m-ough abiding ill Christ and his
mdmg gn us, we may have peace
in a restless World. PN-*U0 in "N
midst of conflict, peace in the as-
rurance "1 have overcome the
w0rid." Gounod'l ‘fPraise .JB U10
Father" was impressively rendered
by s full choir and the finely bal-
anced male quartette. MCSUB- QW'
1ey,Caider, Dingwell and Stems
gave rich expression to "Though
your gms be as scarlet." The ser-
vice was broadcast by station
CHCK.
The sublm °‘ uw "°m°3 W'
mon by Dr. Vincent was "The
whirlwind speaks of retribution."
The evening music included Dudley
Bucks “Jubllste Deal' and s very
,_-N-Snlpiul interpretation -of Whit-
tlel'| "Dear Lord and Father of
Mankind" ln the fine setting oi
pwi, w. lt. Fletcher.
Attention was called to the sc-
tiviiies of the week, notably in the
mid week prayer meeting on Wed-
nesday at 7.80 which has been
.many growing in attention and
interest as well as to the concert of
the Young People's Society for
Tilllrsdsy evening at 0.1!.
‘ T ~ 0 _-
" nm nluvrlsr onunon ing. Although the aeceusesbasbeeo g ory n (commued ,mm Pm U
s , '
t .
The
-ii
, Raiders Visit ' »
- Monarchs Home
-mg
IDNDON, Nov. 27.-(C.P.)--An
empty palace on Richmond Green
that once was the home od 'Iudor
,monarchs has been broken into by
ralders apparently lured by legend-
;ary treasure by Henry VII there.
'ills removal of about a ton of earth
.by them revealing the opening of- a
leant tunnel. -
°'l'lus is as far as the intruders
got, because they were evidently
ilistlirbed, and now a day-and-night
'watch is being kept on the build-
ills.
°wiie.l by J. 1.. Middleton, who
Wiuired the lease from the Crown
'Zi nm ago, the paiace is rich in
"li-li°l’i’. Henry I was the first king
to live there. Rioilhpd II Ind Henry
V. Htllfy VII and Charles 11 sue-
'cessively restored the palace. Queen
Elizabeth, Edward III and Henry
.VII died there. There also Amy
bssrt married Lord Robert Dud-
W- According to legend Henry V11
md ill the Palace or beneath it a
Iinssurs whose value has expanded
,with the years to $10,000,000. Suc-
.msive efforts to find it in years
|0110 by failed.
llbr more than I. year the palace
ills been to let.
75° lllfllrising thing about the
“Wi exploration is that they
*lihtr knew or discovered a secret
iw near the fireplace in the room
""0 W” ll-‘ed by Queen nilsabetb
fwmeetins her ministers. Through
25° d°°f they went down a shaft
mnmlllllls into the ground, and
th" "moving about neo or eu-tu
by disclosed the brickell-up open-
Tho! ri subterrannean tunnel.
M 2 legend has it that the see-
door led to a tunnel coming out
'll Richmond Greed. Middfetonl
E he knew of the door, but he
mzrlat intend to attempt to dis-
e sec tof h
mm' l'€ t eunderground
. _Wav ~
, "OT A san rms A1' mar
ill
uh $0 Spoken of Mi-ll. Wilcous dis-
W fciections: but once there
*mln unfortunate hgppmm. mn-
“U °"‘= °f her accepted poems
""°”.,,,,,“'° "°f more enruisa iam
,Q of 3' sh” hid Opened a certain
mklifrses with one of her most
.us m“°°~ typical or ber style:
in th “I is ll llshthouse keeper,"
9 Pl"-hiEl', In “M it .
Num it to mad' ill! UP.
PEITRII. GUARDIAN
nonsn xinnlm-Ahorse 'elven
by Mr. James Clnrkin, Lot 65, and
owned by Mr. -William Clarkim'
was struck by sn unidentified car
at the comer of Hillsboro and
Richmond Streets about 5 o'c1ock
Saturday evening. The animal was
so severely injured that it wg
necessary in shoot it. The driver
of the car did not stop to investi-
gete the damage which he had
done.
Seeking Inspiration
To Write New Song
AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Nov.
20.-(C.P.)--A young Dutchman.
William van H. Lemme, describing
himself as a song writer and poet
was detained on the Zealaniiia
when the vessel arrived from Byd-
ney racently. He states that he
went aboard the steamer at Sydney
to obtain inspiration for a boat
lsong. He sat at a table in the
lounge, and became so absorbed in
the composition of his :ang that he
did not notice the stesmer's depart-
ure until it was almost abreast of
Sydney Heads. He had dinner. and
then informed the captain of what
had happened, and explained that
he was without luggage and"had
only a few shillings Lemme was
not allowed to land here. l-le re-
¢lU'|1¢d to Sydney on the Zeiilandia
a few days later.
-__
Police Fight Crime
With Aid of Radio
MONTREAL P. Q.. Nov. 26.-To
the side of the authorities in the
endless wer on law-breakers and
crime the police department of
ill for some time with typhoid fev
el- her passing was unexpected. as
it was thought :bc was on the road
to recovery.
Mrs. Buntsin. f’o*i_ner1y liaise
Mamie Wilson MacDonald, was 02
vearsof asc. she was‘born in
Chatham, N. B. Sho Wes a member
cf St. James Church.
She is survived by one son.
George; by four skiers, Mrs. Char-
les L. Barett, Haverhill, Mass..
Mis, A. E. Moore, Lexington, Mass.,
Mrs. Horace Smith, Lexington,
Mass., and Mrs. ‘Harold Logan.
South Devon, N. B.: and by two
brothers, Emil MacDonald, North
Attleboro, Mass., and Harvey Mac-
band predeceased her by about two
years. '
The funeral will be held on Wed-
nesday at 2 P. M. 'nt=rment will
be at the 1§eople's Cemetery.
' . . -ni v .XP
Crliliti >'.:;:t:` fills. ii
MONDAY
3.30-Intermediate C. G. I. T., res-
ular meeting-All girls from
12 to i5 years of age urged to
join-Social Heli.
7.00-Trail Rangers, regular meet-
` ing-Social Hall.
7.30-Willing Clrclc of Klng's
Daughters. regu‘ar monthly
meeting-Social Hall.
Nova Scotia Bird
Farm Is Growing
HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 26.-A
highly interesting, little experiment
in wild life has been undertaken at
Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, by John
W. Pigot, who has set apart on Brea
of 25 acres for development to suit
the fancies of native and ulisfllllli
birds. In the past season. which
was the second of the enterprise.
Mr. Plggot estimated that nesting
bird life in the sanctuary had in-
creased more than 500 per cent.
Mr. Piggot began development of
Montreal has brought that most
modem device, the radio transmit- 4
ter and receiver. A short-wave sta-
tion-UYR.-has been put into ser-
vice ss a police weapon. Itftrians-
mits police information io a fleet
of patrol automobiles equipped with
receivers and manned by uniformed
policemen, and it is believed the
time saved, as compared to ordinary '
telephonic communication, will be
of very great ilrglortallcc ill nvel-ting
and detecting crime.
Montreal, with a population of
about one million, has been dlvidcd
into ten radio districts and each
district will be patrolled 24 hours a
day by a radio-equipped car never
more than three minutes from any
point within its area. There are
three shifts of cars and stalls in
each day. Each car is driven by a
constable and carries in addition s
detective chosen for experience, tact,
and all-round efiiciency. Cars used
by the homicide and hold-up squads
also carry receivers, and machines
have been installed in all district
police stations and suburban police
departments.
Messages from the central police
station. where the transmitter is
operated, are given in French and
English, and a code system is used
to assure secrecy. In the larger
'United States cities the police are
making use of radio transmission
and radio cars with great success,
and law-enforcement authorities of
Canlds In watching the Montreal
experiment with considerable inter-
est.
And Now Comes
The Girl Wrestler
TORONTO M188 SAYS SHE
CANT FIND ANY WHO
CAN “TAKE IT”
his little tract by excavation oi two
large ponds and the grading of
lawns. Now he is providing ever-
grecns, alder and birch thlckets
Donald, Chatham, N. B. Her hus- -~
Programme
even ng at the Armories Owing ici
out
cons
WIS
the
jor
the
was
the
banquet. The toast to The King
ren
Mr.
eneo
Th
year were: President. J. Eine
hport. Herbert McEwen. 535°'
ley B.idge, Arthur Mutch Southport
Howard Court. City. and W. L. Jen-
kills,
.mer the banquet the °"°l\11=S
S0
to
note . ‘
Dm-mg the banquet some twenty
telegrams were read from mcmblffs
the My and who could not be
ne
Greetings were sent to C0lul’8
lv
pa.
as expressed for his recovery.
wh
ions
Par
and willow-bordered streams; plans
an arboretum of 15,000 trees and
already has 6,000 of them in the
gmund' He has ' ` host to I wl'1Ii'he soft lustrous fabric lends - ` f . 81 ,_ -E ,md ' ' Af
course could be adopted so that E“"°P° °f pm °‘°’5‘°“ B ml S '¢h°-Sell f°l' l-he ¢05iumc reflect one
elf is graceful f°1d-‘l- ‘md mes” v , establishment of snort-term ,
be
birds of molly varieties. Bfuebirds,
ous kinds of swallows. The spring
wild geese are making their per-
From computations based on his
own observation, Mr. Plggot has
concluded that Nova Scotia normal-
ly has a population of 07,000,000
wild birds which eat 50 bushels of
insects every dey.
€_i__________
wood lifted his hands in horror at
the mere thought of such s thing,
and strongly recommended that the
promoter did not take the matter
up with the chief-Bri; ~.:iier-Gc_.-
eral D. C. Draper.
“Now from one of tlzc Toronto
vocational schools vse hear of n girl
who claims to be a wrestler. She
says she doesnt expect to wrestle
again as the girls cun't take it.’
And right off the bat comes a che)-
lengc to her from nnother mystery
girl who signs herself 'M, P.‘ And
the challenge is for two out of three
falls, any time, any p'ace, for noth-
ing, for plenty, or anything else."
iii
 
. ifvlif  Y
sci
‘il
TORONTO, Nov. 25.-Alexsndrine
Gibb, woman's sports editor of a io-
cal paper, says: "Down in New York
recently a feminine boxing show
was staged, with the entire cord be-
ing put on by girls. And the large
building was crowded, and one girl
iboxer got knocked out cold. The
‘card ran all the way up from slen-
aer moles to ueevyweirllls. I
af: ""1 '° S Ueht housekeeper,"
'filet ' Wu°°’¢ never fiiflave that'
, hnveniiliiu :ind her followers must'
uw" hmBmtm that their beloved
H e out of 1., '
cw ymk Amman. r mind.- |
"Clippings of the ladies in action '
were shown to Tomato promoters,
who immediately sought the advice
oi' the police department as to the
chances of putting one of these
shows on in Tomato. Our infer- |
mation is that Inspector Green-
`N1iiSvMAS
Shop
Ea rly I 1
éihnd Buy ‘H
ristmos .
Seals tv
' /
:Z/Fil "if
- __’ i 
lf.
‘.21 '
not common in Nova Scotia, have ,sl
found his nesting places, and varl- 3
and fall migration seasons bring ith
wild geese, ducks and other water- . 5
fowl and shore birds, resting on . 1°
their long journeys, and twenty as
manent heme within his friendly “"° "“‘d°'
acres. I
-'ly attractive with fur coats. “P9-
vely shades of red. blue. Kleen-
weu na black, in fact in every
shade in which the evening S0Wn5
For the daytime there are short- `
er gloves of velvet. In brown and
beige shades these are pHl'ti°ll1‘“'
crgny mir-lk, 'beige breitchwantz
coat and ruby velvet beret and per-
haps a velvet baS~ i
charming Christmas presents can
be made of these velvet 8l0ll¢5 and
the dainty trilles that are made,
to accompany them. The evening
gloves may have sllllP¢l'S 0° match-
while gloves for the daytime match .
bergt, bag and belt. `
There are new black velvet g.oves
for the sftemooll with the gauntlet ,
cuff of white kid. This is wornl
turned down over the hand and isi
exuemely chic with black cos-
tumes trimmed with ermine.
nw there are corduroy velvet
‘mm for sports wear. These are
made in a. variety of colors with
matching berets, bags and scarves.
In every smart restaurant and
every ball-room these velvet ¥10v¢S
are seen. They are wom by such
leaders of fashion as the Duchess
of Sutherland, the Duchess d’Alb8.
who has them to match each of
her numerous evening gowns, the
Comtesse ds Cosse~Brlssad, the
oomiesse aessint rllulle. and by
most of the smart Wollllill MTU-
I-IEN HOUSE MATHEMATICS
Under normal conditions it takes
5 _ y for the cost of fced
for n. pullet 4 ing the puilet year,
figures suppi ed by the Dominion
Experimen Station at Lennox- l
ville, Que., show. As this ngure is
arrived at from an average of twelve
years' results it is of more than or-
dinary intercst. The number of
eggs required to psy the cost of feed
per bird varies, of course, with pre-
vailing market prices from year io
21| ~iii‘I£’i’l?.i'.5.‘I.'.’
year. During the period of the re-A
portithasrangedfromaslcwasso
o 579 024 individuals to the end of
September 1932 the tbl-Ll W8-SCG
annual reunion of the and ' ' _ Ho
paid being s3B,8o2,l0i.63, and a to
Bw” Battery W" held smuday tal of 18 152,384 man-days work be- di”
in aff ded.
r . l throu
weather conditions attendance ot' 8 or irlon.
of town members dropped off E I ,_ inight. The solicitor General. who
ldersbly. There were about ' nanny mp “mm was
thirty-five present, among whom ,, ad an delegation to the Conference
After a survey of employment
Mr' A' M‘ P°mr’ Springhill’ collditlons in the shops of the at
N. 8. who has attended eyery re- 1 was
muon' ‘moe 1919- The President of Canadian National Railways, twas Pres
decided to maintain operations so
ploymcnt being given to a large
number of employees. In the month
'”p°nded t° by me singing or of September, 1931, the Canadian brig
Nat opal Anthem, ‘the toast fo Pncmc Railway Company was com_ ;1on1ths’., ML pupre declared, .The
our Fan” o°n?°d” by W'  `pelled, as you all know, to shut re
Dil
ernment for assistance The Gov-
n
Jack Stems. and were heartily emmem arranged, as h'a5 been “_ have been made since the war.
red. ,
d tat d in mi House, with the
Y e °wce" elected 'or the erm: Ceaanifdian iiliclflc lgailway Company E2;
to open its shops on November l'l.
Ritchie. City; Vice President A. M. - ther
S' rem” 1931, and io keep them open until the
P°tt°" sprmshm' N' 8': ec December 31 of the some year, the t
ut
lui:
Treasurer Charles Stewart. Cfiyl ’ Gil
Executive' Mm" F. G_ Kennedy. Government paying the wages of sin
the workers employed in the shops.
the railway company, however, to.
reilrloul-se the Government for ex-I
penditures so made. The total'
_us spent fn song and “om ‘ thus given employed wa.: 8,455, the _.es
A vow of thanks was extended wages involved being $1,447,222. pm
Mum Pl s_ melding. MM" who The cost ol administration under pea
d B pmnm mr me evening the 1931 legislation was $84,481.57. -»y'ran¢e propose; that, subject'
"ln ihe spring of this year 1932, w
it became apparent _to the munlcl-
unable to carry that burden further.
Intlmation of this condition was
  made to the Government by var- ll , I
° ious communications and following Bud Cllllll-di. whim _ have ”' ways
For  Tunes the custom that had prevailed b d \“t°
_._.-- from the beginning or the tenure European allll"=°°~‘- B”-5°* °“ fills]
e c-
izatlon of an .
I h_ of office of this administration, no Elll'0P€3D °"88“ I'
PANB' Nw' z6_A°cesB°ry as ‘ time was lost in inviting the Prem- out machinery 1°’ me P’°"'e“t~’°“ °fl New Yo k 
Peace.
BACKVIILE; N. B., Nov. 36
peful indications towards world
rmament were on the horizon
gh Frsnce's new proposals,
Maurice Dupre stated last
a leading member of the Can-
Geneva in February last and
elected to the post of Vice-
ident of the Naval Committee,
siegelaetiery sssecatleq, ua- _ addressed the' meeting of the vol-
rl-. B. corlraa, Mlvl., presided et “S ‘° P°’“‘“ °’ ‘“”°"“”°°’"‘ em versltios ol it-ie Maritime Produces.
"The situst on at the moment is
htel' than it hes been for some
ch Government has just an-
|r,_ stem; and to Our commanding down its shops and the former nounced a. plan which- prov.des se-
omcemu by mem Cd W B workers of these shops were with curl
Pmwse' D's'o‘ , out employment, concerning whom equally for Germany' Tm French
o
ty for ltsell ond. by implication.
riing the banquet soos were _ proposals are fBl"Y€8Ch1¥18 and
dared by Mr* Elmer Rmme and applications were made io the Gov am
g the most important that
They will co‘our all the debates of
forthcoming session of the:
zen should lmderstsnd their
CHIEF FEATURES
new French scheme is n many
armament convention, prov sion
. 1-
t me dmwnw from palitlcs throughout the Dominion. shou.d be made for European P0
° resided °' so and to the provinces, that the pro- ltical arrangements which would
_ . w be “Seng Jectlon of works by the munlclpali- ensure security. She recogn 205.
m°`em';ut_pmm18ed P tics and by the provinces them- however, that the question of se-
” y° ' de selves was rapidly becoming I0 :urity and guarantee are primarily
t overseas
_ . h is at present, a grcilt a burden that the municipal- European and admits tha
:;n1:§E`:;,; gzngtor um and wish- ities and probably the provinces states need not necessarily be
would soon be impoverished and directly lnvo`ved in these two quest
tions.
“This amplifies the problem.,
articularly for the United SVBWS
t
e
ed
s
s
discussion took place with re-
as
that had obtained in the year prior
to that date. These representations
were heard by this Clovernment,l
and further representation was
made by the provincial premiere,
headed, I think I am not unfair
ill Sliylng, by the Premier of the
Province of Quebec, for whom 1
have the utmost and profoundest
respect. He made it very clear, and
was supported in his contention by
the other provinces, that he wish-
ed to promote the scheme of di-
rect rellef. Obviously the expenses
of those concerned would be ma-
terially reduccd. Just assoonasthe
scheme of direct relief could be
perfected, it was put into motion,
save for the completion of works
which had been commenced, the
SWPPBBB of which would have re.
Suited in s total or partial loss of
 é_
1 tl lZ d bi’ ' _
wwe been nz? u zgeevelvet ' icrs of the various provinces to W5’ and me punishment of the as | (Canadian Press)
ls' 1'1"" "wen °n_ 1,. come to Ottawa in order that they i!!`¢55°l‘» the French make the IDI' NEW YORK, Nov. 26-The acces-
3l°v°"n°t‘ 1°’ me traditional on might sit in conference with this ’1°W 118 BDSCXUC dl-Wfmamcnif Pm' sexy ensemble is the some of ch.c 'un
, 1 h dS. f l ,,
hand.but for fall- and gente B” *government to see what steps P°5°1"~ _ this 82115011- E;
°° md ‘um it could be taken, or what othel-| "(1) The °'°°m1°“ in °°m'1”°“"°1 The bags belts gloves and shoes 0
SEES HUPEI.
I
l
I
'What are their chief Iestures:
Muview' number of railway shop employees ima mee*
pects an advance on` p.ev.ous doc
posais for the organization of pun
W- and
port
U10 ‘“l°P“°“ °f “ ll°“°’“1 “"5” tuely. it will limit lt to the mini-
mum. The only export which will
possible through an American
HEINZ BEANS. il-urge)  .  2 for zoo
UEINZ BEANS (Medium)  . _  2 for 2lo
"ElNZ BEANS.`(Smll|)   2ior l5c
Cl-ARKS BEANS. Homestyle three)  ..  2 for asc
CLARKS BEANS, Homestyle iMedlum) ..  . .. ,_ 2 for 15;;
Cl--‘WKS BEANS. Homestyle ismiilll   2 for lac
snixr lieiminc, erin Quoliiy  _ 4 ru, 3,,
i./llrn............. . . ..... 
 " for 2oz:
siioir'rr:NlNG....i1.11.1:..... . ..°  2~ior 2:lo
. . . 2 for 25i.
PUI-TED WHEAT ...... ....
PUFFED RICE   
SUGAR . . . . .
 
'BULK COCOA   ..
TEA (Best Bulk) . . . . . . . . .
 ..
NESTLES MILK (Large) ,,.,,.,,,, _
NESTLES MILK (Small)  
CHEESE (Island) 
FIGS (Cooklnli 
CORNER FITZROY AND
PHONE 1317 FOR QUICK
‘O
GUARDS CLOSELY
EMPIRE ROUTING
FROM DOMINION
 2 for 351:
 20 lbs. 99c
 Per lb. Sc
.  4lt~s.9lic
.  ._ lilo
.....  .6c
 Per Ib. l5¢‘
 . . . .
,. 3ibs.28c
EDWARD
DELIVERY ‘
I
»
Customs Will Strictly Enforce Ruling Wilich Will
Force Shipments Through Halifax During
Coming Winter; West Expresses Willingness
To Co-operate.
'IOR.ON'I`O. Nov. 27-The Mail Assured or 51.3,-e
and
ing f
ro .
ference. It is not only Incumbent, , lgtigiierchnnges berween the Cana~
efore, on every government nl umm
world to study them, but every; hm/er
efeli
auth
men
be
port
ladlng, which interpreted with the
rictrless which the British auth-
orities are now understood to in-nth
st
tend
in the case of shbcna fide trans-ia
action between s. Canadian export-1 ro
er and a British importer. th
ion
eilm make it clear that the
ces in li manner calculated to
iflcarlce. pmh
channels.
"The intention of the British
oritim, according to word now
ved by the Ottawa Govern-
t.
un‘ie'nte.tlon. This will apply
icularly to shipments of wheat.
while it will not prevent ex-
Empire publishes the follow- -
m its Ottawa correspondent'
l aut
and United Kingdom Gov-
C
eil
are
the
th
the
will enforce its wheot pref-
traffic through Canadian
is to require the strictest fi;-5
thcl
through American ports en-
will be on e. through bill of ter
Will Co-operate
"The no: effect of the British
ho ltlrs’ insistence upoll thii
strict documentation is that thi
lmadillll D0rtS, especially thosi
ulpped to handle grain traffic
assured of.e larger share of
wheat export business than
ey have been able to secure in
past.
“Already the elevators at Hali-
fax ire said to be in receipt of the
t important corlsignments
which they have hzlndled since
r erection.
"Commenting mlon this move-
ment to the Maritime ports yes-
terday, Hon. H. H. Stevens, Minis-
of Trade and Commerce, said
that the Government had been in
teleg“aphl.c communication with
e Winnipeg grain interests in re~
will vlrtunllv be possible only‘ cent days, and that they had
».
i
uting the Empire-bound grain
rough the ports of the Domin-
gileed tooo-operate in the policy of ,
7*
I .
een suspicious of benz ravm Whatys  In S
pegple should not ff r 1 k the lamlonious scheme of color and
was are n\;a:°v:a)r:iea;rhiri::da?>3;: oi the necessities osfu iii; lgr 3:15 Corlscript armies of a pulely defenm fabrm An mtelope bag Gals for dfo
th’ °“’°w' “ co ntr and t th a ti to Sl" °h”“°"°' N° d15°’1m““u°“ antelope gloves and show oi the .
u y. a e s in
0 |°"°" Pm °f tm umadjuisg' try tg Inaugu,-me 5 pymemalsewas mode Hglliinst Germany. All tht-W game hue. Buttons on the coat Q;
V’ me Wm' They ue m e within the financial competence of “mes ”°’ in principle' to be me mam* *hc f°5t°nm8S °1`l the ff0°k»I .
pect to all the various Amattersl V3 A ‘pedal Mediwflullean navel comb ,,,,_Mons_ |
and the complexities of the position. pam’ ‘nd 3 Scmfal Pf°l f°l' *h°,| With a black wool fl-ock havlnslli
it ‘Med those m,eremd_ It was asfl tion of the most o.fensivc na- ighif pique touch? fine ,Tm 
va arms. . or cl- wears a, bac ante ope e
t2;ta‘;li1\;x;h;l?u|:11vsggpcgovigiegearsgl "4-The llb01llfl0ll fl! 39! “I b°m' with a white sntelope plastrcn inf
they could no longer finance works ibudment’ mupled with the rcgulaf `f"°“t ‘md °”m°5 9 black Bllftlopff 'm
and undertakings on the same scale :mm of “H European GM! aircraft' much mg “ned in Whu' it
| "'l'.lls French Dieu. the BTW-91| A brown velvet afternoon lrock,
,plan for the barr nl; Oi l=\SBT955iV° is accompanied by s brown suede
weapons, and the Hoover plm i0 lbw and gauntlet gloves, and a blue
reduce armaments rousllly by °“"‘ woot sports suit appears with a bag'
third, all dovetail and overlap. They lol-nl scarf made of blue, whlio llnrli
will mlm the mol.. items on the .ed scotch plaza wool. “
.genes oi the next scss on of the Metal lr one of ine outstanding
conference. ` accessory touches in this seasons
"The three grcut lJ0‘~"@l`S ha" wardrobes. Silver clips and bars
new shown their hands- The dis' fasten chic wool sports flocks; cop-
armament conference is ready li per plaques designed w`th o key
last to come to 8l‘ll>S Wml ’e“mY- thrust through a ring are used in-
"From a Canadian point 01 V1°W,5teali of buttons on sports coais,;
tl-lore are two sSD0Cf5 °f m°,and gold knlck-knocks are seen on
rl-euell proposals which are Defi” lbolis and hots.
ularly .ntel-estlng. I Searls, which have replaced neck-
"(1) We are riot, lt l'~'°ll1d aPP°‘“`~;laccs since the new high ncck`i\lc
to be asked to increase our political mme into vog.ue_ me among the!
lcommtmcnfs undef them The d°` most filscnatlng novelties of thef
vice of regional guarantees enfurcs mode_ I
that we shall not be l“"°“'°d 1" ‘mi striped jersey, ormkled velvet,
affairs of Europe to any growl fli- knitted wool and cl-lnxlea ribbon
itent than we are at present- lull appear 'n a variety of styles.
the bmem °t the w°rk d°“°- Ai"| ' <2) The inU€mH@i0H°1|Z°"°“ °f1 For wear with one frock of black
proprlate action was taken by the ‘c|v_1 summon as put, forward by the d~ag0,,,,, wool' 8 smart park Avenue,
Dominion Government to seek the ,French is not extended tothe North *girl has three 56,,-veg__¢me or grey,
ldvlvo 0! the provinces as to what , Ameman Continent. iwhite and black stripped jersey. ii;
works should be completed, and, "while the Canadian Governmentxtmrd of apD`€ green duvetyn and
agreements were made and under- ,has always admitted the force °fia fourth of crlnkled crimson velvet!
sm-'dwg' “nw” at in this °°i'l' 'thLe argument, it has at thc same ___.___?_
nection. Many of these Works hu'/0 time never hesitated io make it Bm-"Sn “rpm MARKET
"Oi yet been completed; others tcm” gc Geneva that the interns- ____ ‘
have been", tlonalizaton of civil ovation ls’ The M,,..k,,¢5 Inf,¢1l=g¢n¢e Sort/me
neither desirable nor practical in of thc Dom‘nlon Fruit Brnnfll
e335 1111932 toe peak ot 69 ill 1928. canada where the Silflll\V°l1 '-5 9"' supplies the fo‘low'nz statement ini
while it wok cl to pay the feed costfgh-e'y different from Europe. our ,.e_.D,.c. ,D me mmm for “wks m.
t
ln 1931' It L’ “|50 "li1‘f°S`-illl~! to 110% civil a'rcraft could not pwslbly con- gr.. United K nfzdnmz
that thc same cost. study shows that suture a threat to anyone. end, Information of a somewhat op-,
“n “erase °f 15 088s is suilicienti
topay the cost of feed perbird dur- ‘may be impaired by any form oi is now given further recognition | ;
. "ti `
ther essential services for Canada
1°' “N View mwtlll mir international eeatrei 'nm position ia tile neun. sebum
i
(Canadian Press)
hat a dozen times an hour.'
THE MORAL OF THE T.-\l.Y`
demand with tllc prcicrcnce going 3
to red apples. The loflvr staicllfbift 
would indicate that hlghiy fcstur- i
ed varieties due to slrve in thi?
near future will meet will a 8004
reception. There appears to be ll _ 
decided upward trend on the Ulllted ‘ 
Kingdom market and shippers
should endeavor to malulllill. Bild if
possible, slrengthcn the market by
avoiding iienvy shipments of low
qllilllty frll`i."
Er. ill. R. Car
CHIROPRACTOR
Three Year Palmer Graduate r '
124 Prince Si. Phone 1012 , qi,
. .
lonleilailsslada.
peed in Mathematics
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 26-The
lverslty mathematics professor
fast and clever st flguru of
urse but it takes a boolunaker
r real speed.
A local reporter, querying at ran-
m, asked: “What are the Odds 
a cutter wagers to turn an ace.
n pr deuce in three cuts of s. l
-.r!: deck? Many answers were
. _ , ' f nine to foul'
those c°nCemed_ As R result of frame status. All profesional arm land both are Quan awed in colornglllven ranging rom
hat invitation, on ine stu or Apr-ll‘1°-'» “ft ‘° be “b°“°‘h°d' 'ml materiel to belt Clasp- wr-
last. I believe it was, that confer- ‘~2_Th° °rg°n‘za'M°n of special rings' °’ me 9°" P1" °m°m°m °“
nce convened in this city. All the “`“°“5“’° ‘°’°° and the °5‘ab”°°'h~' mi1dam‘s hat. V i;
provinces of Canada were repre- mem °f swcks M powerful armsi Th” ba? ‘men is the k'Y“°t'e “'60
sented' and a general and m_o]°ng_ wh ch would be placed undef the 'thc accessory ensemble, since it of- t
control 01 the I-iellglle °f Namns- ifers almost endless possibilities for 3
favor to 13 to nine agaiinst, ,
A Louisville Un versity mathe-
atlcs professor said nine to four.
verni hours later he submitted s
0-word answer showing the oddS |
1,197 to 1.000.
The cty editor of the newspaper
mploying the reporter icl9D1l0l'l@d ll
ookmaker. "Hold the phone a mln-
ute." he said. "Then in .1 flash rc-
puoc "i,lo'l io l,o~o".
“N:iw, it wll.sll't llal'd,"' tile book-
alrer sold. “wo figure odds ll”
i
l
Teaching fwzlrnillg llcr pupils
gulllst. calchlng cold)-I had a lit-
tlo brother seven years old, and one
` day llc took his new sled out ill the
snow. I-le caught pneumonia, and
three days lati-r he died.
Silence for ten seconds.
. Voice from the Rear-Wherc's his
sled?-Annapolis Log.
, inllstlc nllture, indicating improve-
‘ment in conditions on the English
‘market has just been received from
the Canad an Fruit Trade Com- l
miss oner in Londoll. Supplies of
American fruit are llglli and good
quallty stock ls clljoylng a Sl-r0lliZ 
l
,l
.§. '.‘
.,,,
,.
,l
. |\.
-‘_= --J   ‘til-2.
/,lg 2'  ' 1"
..'»:'»4 ' . ..*_.-.-,-_---
,,4,_,   _ MW.,
-, ., :*”‘..m. --
iii
l.
,l
ll
,.
l
i