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     It . (I Advertisements z ;“?‘*"“°’~. ' . 1 ' "r5 90°- Wrwvr- 1 r m. I . 
     
    

    
     4 - i - .~ I. , » Mrs. Malcolm McSwainI and Mm‘ p‘- i.00 P. ilL-Iiev. R. Moorhead Legato, B. D. 
     
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     ‘ I “In 8c p" III". 0' II ‘will . , I rp-aild . i... iuii OllL on 0- ng rcn l h t B c ty. The following gnglygig of the pgr- I. wlllgllh Bedeqlle v5_ Nm-th Behqlla 
     
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     >-—-l-—-— """"""" —_-'" -- . “"'  I * operation for appendicitis in the P. cmmcnt asks Parliament to vote is ' _ g . > 
     
    

    
     i I I. . ll _ I CAME HOME FOB. BRIDE. — _ , g , 
     
    

    
     Agcnts yViiiiicii ILIIIJIQIIILIIQ Wanted _ sllllslallltS ullivliuchllirilliltiuisiv, ht E. I. Hospital. glgillgaglllll:  ::l;ll,MI_ IIIII “III mIIIldIIII IMIIDIIIIIIIII‘ I Zion Presbyterlan church I 
     
    

    
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     t4 A DAY PAID CHRISTIAN iii/m \\’IiN'l‘l'II)., A MAID AT oscri. our; w...“ l, l5 ,5“; pup-pp“; down "on, Mm A. n. Wise, City, has returned year. This is a decrease of 04.5w,- spmumld we“ 1m on M m“ 1 MmlsTliW-REV- M- 59°" FULTON- M- A» 5- 9- i: 
     
    

    
     _ l. dlII lb ll .,l,, .,., _ _ , _ _ I . . for their future home in Montana, ‘ > 
     
     n, women o; . r_  nlg it islfij-Ilq um sleeps out prefcired. Apply me clouds by llIe mall IIllII I“ he home’ “m. spendlng two we,“ val-y on l0 5 A For several years Mr MC . ORGANISIH-MR. L. D. THOMPSON 
     
     literature. , _or,l)fl,1‘.°“fll'5-'Wl' ° l this oi ice. , 3i ' _ _ l . ' ' ' ' ' 0 _ <> 
     
     ........ use Niel-um».  —»+I-——_- ......... ____..__. withrrmrflrwm More '"‘°*_‘““".Y wtth h“ dflurhwr- M“ a’; jfijyrmggoggrqgrfg;‘$033,;to...“ i... i.» i. m. wee... g ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 
     
     Mr. C0111"? TWY”. B?d1-'~>._'1‘Q1j°l_‘!<°- WAN |)_M,\||)_ APPLY. MR5 l|_ w“ ~ 396B 3193M"; Mxchahenes’ “t M°“°"°n' N‘ n I States and has travelled extensively ,_ , _ , ,, 
     
     A, w _5_5l   _ _,- _ , _ ' 1L _ required for interest on the puollc . ll A. M.-— Pauli: Analysis of conversion 
     
     M‘ bmww“ ~11 mmflmi b'“““°' ~ - ~ ' d bt l h i th ti ate The Wm m m“ “um” “d ‘“-C““d“' Aithcm-"Illr Lord is in "-sirh er Mn Fl r ' 1 
     
     :--»-- -  , . 2040-3-1-11 l-MVES FOR- llMJFAX-dwt- E- ' ' ° " ‘ °‘"“ I"I d°I"II‘:I " while on a visit to his former home ‘ _ b'I “' I" " ' ° ' l 
     
     MISCEIIQDGOUS " —---’—_-—‘—-—- ------- --—'--———~-— M- Amm“ chalrmu‘ °l the Pr°vmcul , Mcfififi- A- 13- 39mm 3M w~ A-lamiunt ‘Ilpproprr e at I‘ purpoie l in Springfield two years ago he met “m” cl l“ om" > 
     
    

    
     ________*______ ‘ ' ___ WANTED iiurizmATutY, GIRLOR Boyflsworkfloardlcavesthts morning YOl-inkci‘ qr winsioe. returned ircmfiw"! ° a W" "8 m W" ‘IMp, wlln, All“ M,“ o, Cmum- E 2.20 f‘. M.—Sunday School the Bible Classes , I 
     
    

    
     JOHNALFIIED MIGDONALIIL-LANU 1 “lllldlilllvl-gllhilrl llvglllfllll  to attend tho annual meeting of tlie (YLegry bljlnglng a Qgrlggd o; callleitllikiifiiadllil, orttfipflljlllli less ttlllan I p“ who w“ mum“ school In we EVENHG . 
     
     sm'vey‘or, Bqx aflkchprllyngggwnl _ “(or I - L ‘llll, n00 l Ilnma-x-l-lln Marltinle Bum-d whlch l: tn belhel and some cholcc horses‘ the IEQU rcmen Oi‘ G ClXlTQll S- dunk”. He recently c‘me back to _ A . I 
     
    

    
     514‘13'14‘1"'°Pd< - i ~ i _ at Halifax this week. ' ‘I. _ r c“ ya“ l Ill" Ill-Ila “Id he "Id Mlss Brlln x ‘I P. M-Jiiondltlons in the far EasW-Bev. John II. Geldart. I 
     
    

    
     "' ‘ , —, . ' . Mr. Oh . H. Rodd, B 1m t, y Anlhcm'—"0, Praise God in Ills HolinesiW-Fosier P 
     
    

    
     DLASTERING. REPAIRINQ BROK. _l I Elnploymentlwuntcd TRYON BAPTIST, YASTORATEI Mass llamas“ mo“ VI,“ w gt i‘; Principal Increases. Iwelle united in mlarrlafle on Fcb. z The Cho“ 
     
     on 111853/97- APPIY 40 Vane!’ si/FW-"t- i ' _____ __ ___ - 5 ' ' ' The pi-lnclpgl lngrgaggg no on Ac- u" " ‘b ammmm ' by R4“ c‘ N‘ 0 I I , ,, 
     
    

    
     , - lallhzl-Lcl ~+-————----- Scrvices_ Sunday March. 2nd. Bon-l “ms, when; he w” the gum o; ML ,Bmwn M: and MIII Mom ll . quartcttw-Goin to shout all over God: Heaven 
     
    

    
     b-“i ____ " n ‘ ‘A  thugs: Shaw’ 1M5 “'- m" Tryml» 3-15 P» m5 and Mrs. Cliiis. H. Swan. ' 92:: oinggtlzlzxhdInlgagnloxxflliz-  take with them the bee.‘ wishes ‘frat 0 Zlw“ “'1' Qhflfl“ 
     
    

    
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     TI-JNDEKSuJVIPL m‘; nhtmvlm Duties to begin March 10 inst. Ap- Bamlsnml “W1” 9"‘ “Ym- new“ ‘ ' W" In?“ pllbllc we,“ caplml mdthott 0f friends for a happy and», . I IIIl 
     
     "11 Mm?“ ‘ghi m‘ drmmm? m1!“ I" l ply oiiaruiim office. A. F. I rww chnnsc m‘ time c! both scr- IIIIIIIIII IleIIIIIlIIIeIIl caplm lurosperoiir wedded life-O. '“““‘”w““"'”“' ” 
     
     ‘grill-tilt?lgstetliillsgzctalyétmgoilvfi: , _ l 1fl90-2-27-Ji vices. Myron 0. Brinton. mintster. Mr. Alexander MacDonald, of The servlces showlng III: “In”: I " ““‘”,“”,,,,"»“,.,,Q, ,,,,,,,,,,,,t 
     
     open on J1me 16th. P. F. Ifrwlirf-‘i- '-_-.———---'---— ---- -—-————-. my; M", IIIIIIIS III-III IIII I IIII II"I‘:‘"I;“_°°' Mg“; ‘ilrevliltém chi’; decreases are interest on public debtw "s°°““' GATMMNG-A m." i - - - U - d  h > 
     
    

    
     , 200i-.l-.l8-Ji MIl l1 l wqnlcd , " _ ,. ° 1‘ “ll R11 T "e "B v "will!" llllmlgrallon and collmlzallllm Solllltl- iucceesful basket social and dance 0 Tflnlty jute flfc t 
     
     . . J C C P 4 mull pliiiio today iviicii it passes ovcr mice. being slic-tvn round by his old and IImIIIIIl land selllemull; mo“, was held in Maple Leaf Hall Grand ‘ 
     
    

    
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     l uuvc ALWAYS. wrcvii, *- ------ -  ‘ ._ Chltlltlllfltmll-"r Fm w Swim blend Mr. John McFi-dven. who de- H, p", my,“ mllw,“ m; m. _Rlvcr. on Wednesday night tinder , e ___ . 
     
     superior §\IIBl'lty"'AIflTi(jl‘iCBlilI Rubllcr ‘vgdnzggogrnsagglssn nzrggggiIgIl your niessngowlicn it is sent down lights in pointing out the many im- “is cl-lpllal “ml ‘llluslmelll, o; w". ltho auspices of the Grand River : g::fIIlIe‘Ii'_RI::I;Ih' R;I'I':Iye'I?I':'   
     
      TAI-rlyéelcigtlglt ‘or  Good My IICIIIIY IIOSIIIIIIL Romp from the clouds. 206d provements in the city of recent clfilm; lbalryii-ig Company. A beautlfui night ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' l» 
     
    

    
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     (Yllliion Morison, Fredericton Sla- \°"°°5- WP“ B" J- 1"‘- , I “—“‘_ I W“ - The total nmvided fcr aviation ls [m4 1°” ‘mm’ °°“1‘"“°“ ‘° “m” ‘é . a “T "y" " n’ z 
     
     tioi P. E. 1. ' . 1911-2-24-1 ucek. CORNWALL UNITED (YIIARGE- —___ 51575300‘ “l increase ol ’l_55_l_53-l_ but a large crowd that enjoyed tot ll.0i) amp-communion Sermon-luv. Dr. Ramsay 
     
     I’ ' . _______ __ _-.--._______.__-----------—-——~_ REV- E. M. Aitkcii, B. A., minister. Mrs. w. Stewart, who w” called “WI-lug manned yl-alnlllg “pen,” ‘the full the entertainineii; llfJVldBil.  AllIIl('lll-~"0 Saviour of the WorliP-Gosa 
     
     POTATO IIAGS FOR. ‘HIE SEA- wslxflég lgIlgeTllIlgzgf-‘El thgfifglfillltljif0fliiiél of worship Sunday. MRFCIII iicme owznz to the death of héfjclvil air operations and air inail MW” “M Wmlsh" by “"11"  Slcflmfl" "I U" M"?! "W" 
     
     ion’; lhipments on ehcrt mince. III We Fred II, Murphy CIICIIIIII -nd. at West River at 11-00 a. m1: l father Mr. Winchester, is leaving i-ulilgg, L-Mvrcnce Cameron. Harold McIntyre. t . Morning Service Broadcast c. ll. c. K. 
     
     Guardihh Gent!!! PflXIV-YY: ' Ggcdfllalzcsl Agplyrlo MIX TCIQIIII‘ Kingston at 3 l1- m-, and Coriiiviili ‘ this morniiil on return to her home‘ Public works ‘ is included at "h" Pmmst- -'*-”‘“'Y 3°13”? 33mm‘  t 2.30 p. m.—-SlDblI.h School and Bible Classes 
     
     . _________ Murphy, Chclton. 2013-2-28-21 l" 7-90 P- "1- . in Portage 1a Prairie. $25,139,570, an increase of $2,204,081. Fh-‘lfirrl end ‘Iz/Irlllcr xcKlllglf-“fa 1°“ l z I," II III "l-IIIIIII m, Wm, chIlI,--_._m, C N 5mm 
     
     " " __ - ., ’ ,_-__%_._~._?.- ......... -.-"-_-- ' The estimate for the Department \ e "°'"“ i“ r5‘ “"9 ~ '9 "'| ' ' ,‘__ ' _ ' ' ',, ' ‘ 
     
     PESCQPCd , i blimp’ MEN WANTED QUICKLY. AGAIN ON DUTY-Friends o‘ .,,l Pmsluns and Nallonnl Health lsgyre, M153“ cgthemle MacDonald, 3 Anthi-m—'\\ho Fathoms the bternal Thought --I'lotcher x 
     
    

    
     ______ ' __--u Big pay; easy work while teal/lulu; Police Officer Stanford Biggai-‘will $19IQ37I5Q°I an “ml-ease o; ;,l;l5Il.lll_ uind Irene, llicrrtrscri, Arid Jimmie  isflhill- Mr- P- W- Smfllll 
     
    

    
     79x IQSCAPED- r Barb" TYldQ 11nd?!‘ 15mm“ l?" be pleased to hear that he has com- f‘ " ° ' "mull. lol- oal-e cl panel,“ “ml h‘i"l’JunAid on the organ. The bask- x mp" oflg-rlory._"ln g MQn-gtgfy Gg|-flgn"_.]{g¢g|by 
     
    

    
     ' weal?  Dl-nlfns‘ 3-0“ ffimcnmn- plan’ rwnfld‘ most Fe. 1113913’ Temlmred 1mm m5 WWW,‘ I Ital  medical examination of pensioners 135-‘ “'9” *““'°"“d '47 54°“ 55mm‘ ' 8.15 p. rim-Young People's Service in Heart: Ball 
     
    

    
     - _§- liable Barber School system. ‘Wilt? age by II“ E LI IIIIIIIIII The “n” z , 
     
    
   
   
    
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     tcoed EOJ-IF. Notify B. Camp- 
     
     bell, Kingston. 2010-2-28-3i 
     
    
   
   
    
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     csFAi-cn-MALE 103.‘, MAmmn 
     
    
   
   
    
     serious, accident, and is iibic to re- 
     
     sumie his duties out the police force 
     
     once more. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     I] today, loriree literature. Mole: 
     
     _ Barber Ccilegego‘!!! Harrington St. 
     
     Halifax. Wed and Sit t! 
     
    
   
   
    
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     and an increased amount for pay 
     
     and allowances. etc. 
     
    

    
     The requirements of the post of- 
     
     fice are net at 831,336,365. an in- 
     
     crease of 12,148,730 mainly for nlar- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     up $l.’i.00'd_aily. New discovery lin- 
     
     _ _ on tablecloths. Ink stains nnd dirt 
     
     ,-,~ crased iii twoscconds. Write now 
     
     for frce sample outfit. Triangle 
     
     Products, ‘Dept. 13-21, Box 2503, 
     
     Montreal. M. H. W. Feb. lb-Stf. 
     
    
   
   
    
     B. W. G. and 22G. Percy Lund, Mt. 
     
     i-iéi-bei-t,_ _ 197B-f‘¢-2G-4i 
     
     ESCAPID-ONE MALE rox. ‘TAT- 
     
     tnded ,“BRP9D.". Reward if rctilrn- i‘ 
     
     ed alive. _Notify Whitfield Hnwatt. 
     
     Victoria. " 18440-81 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     't0r\ed\_“Bi'§P9D."‘Reward if return- 
     
     .e<i alive." Nbtify Whitfield Howatt. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     ' 2055-34-81 Prepare now 
     
     _ vmofl““ ' ' - '- - for Spring Appointments; M. CCG. 
     
      “III“"'_'RANI.I‘I' Civil Sci'vicc__$cliccl, 'I‘oronto 10. 
     
    
   
   
    
     , mule fox, GVA7G. 'I~‘indc_r not-if," 
     
     “Ilwbert Harper, ‘Milton. 
     
    
   
   
    
     M. H: W.-3-i-8-15-22-20 
     
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     Help. Wanted 
     
     MEN.‘ IVOMEN. $3.00 AN HOUR: 
     
     spin-c time; Cash; plus cash bon- 
     
     uses; Fi-ce-nut-flt; no experience: 
     
     write irhilc opportunity lasts. Real 
     
     silk Hosiery Mills of Canada, Ltd., 
     
     Desk 628, Hamilton. Ont. 
     
     _- _ ~ H. wmeh. 15-22-331. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     AMIIITIOUS tVOMEN. BIG PAY. 
     
     Large demand ior ladies who learn 
     
     beauty culture and Halrdressins. 
     
     Join Canada's largest system. Dip- 
     
     lomas gi-anicd. Write for inform- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     wiytr-[rgjpbA GOOD DAIRY FARDI 
     
     near city. good‘ building. Apply I‘. 
     
     2). Guardian 2051-34-41 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     BAKERS’ OVENS.- 
     
     wntalogue: time payments _ti'Idc-~ 
     
     ;rircd, some used ovens on hand] 
     
     gliubbard Oven Company, i100 
     
     Queen West. Toronto. 
     
    

    
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     Iflit SALE-TWO STACIG llAlhichiei Japanese delegate, liavc both 
     
     dimly B0"!- Moore, Wcst-Rnyalty- agreed to this program. 
     
     i? 4 , J ' _ 3957 For tlic ninincnt tiic (llscusi-ilon is 
     
     ‘“' .- ““‘""",'"_" largely bclivccn Senator David A. 
     
      To l-Ifli-IINIAQ" zaliiiiecd and Japanese Ambassador 
     
     anaon aria uari.  '_ 
     
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     pm; IALEAWARELIIOUR IYEAllsIKsclvcs in rcscrrc. 
     
     also horse. six years old, both’ ‘file fecllng thus far is optimistic, 
     
     Mayor Todd, John ‘Itj-‘Bpwlun Dcili-IBctwcc-n tlic '10 ircgccnt ratio in aux- 
     
     mldston. ,*_: ~z049-3-1-2i'lllllpl'eg which Japan demands, and 
     
     "~-—-------...-'__-_---——- the» 3Q l-igfécnt the United States 8nd 
     
     7111:!» SALEr-ONI lltzllt I‘). lltlIliLIJK-‘V- GrcctBrltnin offcryn compromise is 
     
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     ml, T‘ I. Ilgpkl“; III “FIIWL§II‘IEI_ lileini: rliluuihlrllei ituirllhsiiéilllrlicsthlill 
     
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     s i ldcsipnAtiiig-Willlam R. Castle Jr. RI 
     
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     no; lubcow.z.*o laisllimlytcmpnrnry Ambassador to Tokio dur- 
     
     M“ L M” ‘ow IIIIII Irr- Iowiing thc cmifcrcnccpis greatly facil- 
     
     fMgg-ch l_ Apply Gel-ll." Bl-OWIL Ittitlllfl‘ the jllmcricen . task here. 
     
     iflnvehead Road. 2017-2-28,“ Menmvliilc the chief Italian dclcgatd. 
     
     -l_._______- _____ __-__ ' Foreign ..Ministcr Dino Grandl. liar 
     
     m! lALI--FOUR. COW . 0N1!‘ returned from his hurried convcrsiu 
     
     IIWWIIIV filelhened and I three tn mny-wlth premier Mussolini in 
     
     JTBBn n A i! d MaJA. . 
     
     ,_CII.IIIIIIQII arogzlddfi‘ y Rome nnd tried once more, but wltli 
     
     l ' ' ' dut success, to get Italy into the vot- 
     
    
   
   
    
     I aorta-apes, l" OHM InegqII-IIIQIII I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ACORN-At Millvlew, Fob. 2B, 1930, 
     
    
   
   
    
     patrons and shareholders of tlic 
     
     ’I‘i'yon Dairy Association will be licid_ 
     
     in the Creamery on Tuesday, March 
     
     4th at 1.3011. m. All patrons are es- 
     
     pccially requested to attend. Signed, 
     
     T. E. Gamble._ i ._ j 
     
     2003-3-31-Tliur.-Snt.-Mon. 
     
     CONSERVATIVE LADIES MEET- 
     
     ING--A very successful meeting of 
     
     the ' Liboral-Conservatlve- Women's 
     
     Organization wiisdicld Thursday in 
     
     the committee room over the Can- 
     
     adian Bank of Commerce. The meet- 
     
     ing was held for the purpose of or- 
     
     ganization‘ nnd“ was vcry ‘largely at- 
     
     tended. ’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     TWO FIRE ALARMS-The firemen 
     
     were called out twice yesterday, At 
     
     7'"o'clock in the. morning they res- 
     
     ponded to an alarm on Rocl-iford 
     
     Street, ivlicre _a._ stove pipe beciimc 
     
     disconnected. about ll o'clock they 
     
     wore-called to the residence of ex- 
     
     coriductor John Hughes, Sydney 
     
     $trect, where lathe: became ignited 
     
     from the flue. After a little cutting 
     
     and-the, use,of hand extinguishers 
     
     they restored things lo normal. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ISLANDER DIES IN SASKAT- 
     
     CHEWAN-dntimation‘ has been re- 
     
     ceived of tho rdeatla -ln Strasbourg. 
     
     Sack, of Mr. JL-hn M- 691cc.‘ law v1 
     
     Milton. who was iii his eighty-fifth 
     
     year. The Coles - ‘family , went t0 
     
     Strasbourg about 25 years ago. Mr. 
     
     and Mrs: Coles themselves proceed- 
     
     in; thither, ten years later, so that 
     
     it Lsjiltefll years since he icft the 
     
     Province. Mr. Cotes wns fl- miller 
     
     and former at _M.ilt0n, ‘but since 5o- 
     
     liig to reside with his family he pur- 
     
     sued noacilve occupation. Ho leave: 
     
     a widow (formerly Isabella Home) 
     
     two sons and. one daughter, namely 
     
     Ambrose and Edmund. and Mrs. 
     
     James Homer. who all reside. at 
     
     Strasbourg. The funeral was held 
     
     in St. George's Anglican Church, in- 
     
     terment being made in the Crescent 
     
     Road Cemetery, ’ 
     
    

    
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     JJIBTIIS ‘ 
     
     rAnv-Ai ihé Prineebizriwihu Island 
     
     Hospitni, Fcbfi25, to Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Allison Tait, ii son. 
     
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     DEATIIS 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     .I., 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     On being asked whether h... Anni. n. Acorn, m a1. Fimerai from’ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     city in Canada, recorded 5'1 more l" and mill sel-vlce by ‘ll. 
     
     mzirriagesjthan Montreal and almost . 
     
     half the number of deaths during lullw." "Ill cull-L 
     
     the-mouth of January, 1030, accord- Th, esllmflle (or "llw." ‘III-l “m 
     
     lng to the first monthly bulletin is- ll, "lpll-l l, ‘lmrfallloll. l accrual, 
     
     “led "m" m’ Dmlwllrflllh? 3mm“ of eaumna. due to smaller require- 
     
     cf the Bureau of Statistics, Depart- mull, ml. the Hudson B“. lhllwlly 
     
     ment of 'I‘rade and Commerce today. Md the. Welland ‘l-Ill, “ML 
     
    

    
     Toronto recorded 417 marriages Th, alum”, o; m. ‘ll-mun; l-e. 
     
     while Montreal recorded 380. In qllll-ell to my pmsll, on “count n; 
     
     deaths, Montreal led with 1,219, com- me great w" l! “lllooIlllllL 
     
     "Med m T°"°nt°'5 591' Mmur"! Provision is made under railways 
     
     registered 1.496 birtlis and Toronto and canals capllal lo, a new cal. m, 
     
     U39- Chfirlollf-‘Lfiwn. “PM! °1 ry between Prince Edward Inland 
     
     Prince Edward Island, with a popii- and m, nlalnlandI ‘zjooloool Hum 
     
     lotion of 12,000, recorded eight births m, Bay lull"), "Id Termlnllsl ‘l; 
     
     16 deaths And 14 marriages during lllllyollly and Welland sllll, "ml u“ 
     
     the month. Calgary and Edmonton lllllyooly 
     
     each with 65.000 population. record- Th, m.” “ems under publlc 
     
     9d 115 ‘m?! 103 mflrrlafif?! r¢5i19°t1""‘ works capital are for the Confeder- 
     
     ly, while Hamilton, with a population 3mm lmlllllng ‘lvzomoool the Nllllom 
     
     01111111 W the W0. "cflfded 00W 55» al Research Council Laboratories, 
     
     $1,600,000; Burlington rhlp channel 
     
     improvements, $1,000,000. and the 
     
     lower lakes terminal at Prescott, l3,- 
     
     100,000. 
     
    

    
     Public works income includes items 
     
     for the postal terminal building at 
     
     Montreal, $400,000, and Toronto cus- 
     
     toms house, 81,500,000. 
     
    

    
     with regard to public works, Nova 
     
     Bcctia secures an increase over the 
     
     currontjiacal year as far as public 
     
     buildings are concerned, that prov- 
     
     ince havlng $221,500 worth of con- 
     
     struction in prospect; This compares 
     
     with $189,800 for the year ending 
     
     March 3i, 193D. 
     
    

    
     Leas for New Brunswick. 
     
    

    
     New Brunswick! quota is less than 
     
     Ycr last year. the figures being 86B,- 
     
     600, as compared with $120,500. Con- 
     
     Istructlcn of a new pipe line and re- 
     
     ‘paira to the existing line at the Saint 
     
     John quarantine station, Partridge 
     
     Island, will take up $35,000 of this 
     
     sum. 
     
    

    
     No allotment appear» for Prince 
     
     Edward Island, under the head oi’ 
     
     public buildings. 
     
    

    
     In the items under "harbors and 
     
     river " Nova Bcotia‘: application to- 
     
     tale $809,100, an increase of $72,000 
     
     over lest year. 
     
    

    
     Island Appropriation Decreased. 
     
    

    
     Prince Edward Island! share un- 
     
     der this head drops from $117,800 to 
     
     $105,300; while that of New Bruns- 
     
     wick’ increases from $4(4.i00 to 8602,- 
     
     600. A total of team" will be spent 
     
     on a breakwater and pier at Cueini 
     
     Cape. 038.000 for breakwater exten- 
     
     sion and dredging at cape Bauld, 
     
     $32,000"for a wharf at Middle Cara- 
     
     quet, and other smaller items for 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Use of solidynuwmofaile tires has 
     
     been proliibted by law in the Gold 
     
     Coast of Africa. 
     
    

    
     lbtimators say that about 3,000 
     
     tractors of one American make are 
     
     being used in Italy. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Palmer Graduate cbli-epractor’ 
     
    

    
     Chronic and Nervous Diseases. 
     
    

    
     in rrirm st. rinfle ma. 
     
     Oppoala 8L Paul's Church 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ncsoiumon rum-ma. 
     
     rec" -- that only the pumt druu 
     
     be used in following the written in-l 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘mallow mu“ w mum“ b, “III”; miscellaneous repairs and improve- 
     
     table phyetqianl, ' The drugs mutt mm“ 
     
    

    
     also be of the strength specified and 
     
    

    
     mined in just the right proportions. 1 
     
    

    
     “m” '" "W" "'9" "ti"- Card of Thanks 
     
    
   
   
    
     meats implicitly, you can bring your 
     
     prescriptions to us with confidence. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MacKinnon 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Joseph l. beagle and family 
     
     wish tockprtll their heartfelt thanks 
     
     in the many kind friends and neigh- 
     
    
   
   
    
     r  would like, to Join a fourwvier ‘fféitlt the home of her sister. Mrs. c. u. 
     
     Y sflesm" wfimed with‘ cm: nut-m. the united oehiurli, i... Saturday, service st...- 
     
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     “m, . - ' Staten and Japan in cm ncrumcnl in: at 1.30 to- Pownai Cemetery. 
     
     city .,lsm,l,$§f,:“"§,l,f°; between Iran“ 5M 0"“ Brim" -_4_--_----__ ......... ..___ 
     
     wire Monte.“ "an gléll r prove: lbie, the -‘ " re- 00000000000000000000-00000 
     
     WI! at. Urbain Street, Montreal: plied no. They had no objection ti: r 
     
    

    
     r"....:-.".;";.......-..... ‘.?'§..‘.’;‘".f.'..i'.§;‘£"..f.'.';'3..‘.'.‘.‘ .221; IV-rll Mrwlew’? 
     
     ‘I'M lilo: Prince Idward merm- they laid. but they preferred m re- UNDIZRTAKIR I 
     
     flo"n{l‘aum.%‘gé  main outside ‘and men fllllglluhandl gMuLMg" z 
     
     ""° ‘° "ewe the but district- ch  " ° '° ° °' m“ ciierletieim o Nuflh nun-m ' 
     
     the Illgflh all. ‘um-l. “all, tan powers “which interest 1taiy~ _ _ IIIIIIIII I." . . 0 
     
     lnie. write.  c0, Mlnely lpain and JliQ0-8llVll-< E 
     
    

    
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     hours for exprellionl of "kindness 
     
     and sympathy tendered durln: their 
     
    
   
   
    
     Drug Co. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘seeds which aiizaiuitei to ii substan- 
     
     tiiil sum will b: u ed in reducing the 
     
     debt on the company's plant-m‘. 
     
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     --WEI.L KNOWN CITIZEN. --, 
     
     Sad, thcugl-i not ciilircly uncxpecterll 
     
     was the death oi Mr. Alex. SIEWAFLI 
     
     at his home in Wrsi Point on Feb.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     The deceased was a son of the late 
     
     Donald Stewart, one o! the pioneers 
     
     of West Point District. His wile 
     
     pro-deceased him by thirty years 
     
     pnd one daughter, Mrs. Fred Fraser 
     
     iivmry) died in Boston. Mass. in 
     
     1915. Mr. Stewart was in failing 
     
     health for about three mantlis pre- 
     
     viou; to his death. During this time 
     
     he was visited frequently by his 
     
     pastor, Rev. Father McCabc, who 
     
     administered to him the last rites 
     
     ‘of the Catholic Church. He was 
     
     Ibuiiod at the Immaculate Concep- 
     
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~tion Church, Brae, Lot 9, where Re- 
     
     quiem High Mass was celebrated b.\' 
     
     Rev, Father McCebe. The pail-Incar- 
     
     erg were Maura. H. B. McWilliams. 
     
     Jan-ion Stewart, Melville McLean. 
     
     Thco Howard, Leonard and Charles 
     
     Bt-Iwan. The deceased was highly 
     
     esteemed in the mmunity in 
     
     Iwhicn he lived and his death has 
     
     left a sadness which time alone can 
     
     effwe. There Ara leit to mourn the 
     
     following sons and daughters: John 
     
     A, in Bangor, Maine, Jamu in Bos- 
     
     ton. Mum. Leo in New Hampshire. 
     
     Mrs. Philip A. Stewart (Katie), West 
     
     Point, and Stephen at home. Also 
     
     fifteen grandchildren. »0ne brother, 
     
     Mr. John D. Stewart of West Point 
     
     also survives. Much sympathy is felt 
     
     for the bereaved relatives iii their 
     
     hour of Aorrown-O. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -I'ARMIILS MEETING-The an- 
     
     nual meeting of the United Farmers 
     
     Oct-operative Limited, Richmond, 
     
     was held in the Dew Drop Inn pn 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tuesday last. The president, Mr. 
     
     ~Jamel'1. McIntyre occupied the 
     
     chair and a lane number of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     shareholders were present. Mr..Percy 
     
     Adams. tho aecretary, read the min- 
     
     utes of the last imnual meeting nnd 
     
     or the several directors meetings held 
     
     during the year. Theee on motion 
     
     were adopmd. At the laid annual 
     
     meeting the directors had been in- 
     
     ‘ltructad to dispose of the Company's 
     
     lhoidings t0 the best advantage. The 
     
     presidcit reported that in accord- 
     
     'anoe with these directions. they had 
     
     agreed to sell the shore lot fittings. 
     
     and stock in trade to Messrs Mc- 
     
     Donald, Mcbellan and Blackquiere. 
     
     As the final settlement had not been 
     
     made and there were still many out- 
     
     litanding ac in due the company 
     
     it would b0 Wbsibie lo wind up 
     
     the company's affairs until the next 
     
     Annual meeting. The action oi the 
     
     directorn was approved and they 
     
     were fQ-QIOOtld and instructed to 
     
     wind up the bulineu u ooon la poe- 
     
     alhle. The muting then adJcumed-N 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     -Mr. ‘moi-nu Oorman of Kenning- 
     
     ton. left on Thursday moming for 
     
     8t. John. N. 3., w visit his caiiifln 
     
     Mr. Archibald McKlniil. it in im- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     7th., at the advanced use oi 82 Fir-H 
     
    
   
   
    
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     oi‘ Toronto. 
     
     Rev. ll. l). Raymund, M. A., Rector 
     
    
   
   
    
     iLilb-ltlornin: Prayer, Holy Communion and “ rmon 
     
     During the oiti-ring Mrs. McKinnon will sing "flow fovel ~ 
     
     arc Thy Dwcillngfl-Llddie . 
     
    
   
   
    
     nae-sundry School eha Bible Classes - v t‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     7.00—Evening Prayer and Sermon 
     
     0ffcriory' Anthem-"The Shepherd's CarW-Wilson 
     
     This service will bc broadcast over C. F. C. Y. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev. Frederick Wilkinson 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A. (I. Vincent, l). 1)., Minister 
     
     Organiai-Mlaa liuherla Spencer, I, T. (l. 1,, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     SCI'II\OII——"GGII'S Purpose 
     
    
   
   
    
     the evening sci vice. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MORNING WORSIIII‘, ll (YCLOCK 
     
     Antiicm-"Scnd Out Thy Llghif-Gounoil. 
     
     Scrmnn- "Religion in every day Life"—Dr. Vincent 
     
    
   
   
    
     SFNDAY SCHOOL. 2.30 I‘. M. 
     
     Believing Iii Sunday School as a valuable and vital fac- 
     
     iur In Church life, let us express our belief by our attend- 
     
    
   
   
    
     EVENING WORSIIII‘, '1 (YCLOCK 
     
     Anim-ni-"l-‘Airost Lord Jcsus"—l\latthcivr v 
     
    
   
   
    
     Anthem-"i nerd Thee eri-ry HouP-Berwalil 
     
     The ordinance of the Lord's Supper will be observed, at 
     
    
   
   
    
     for \'cu"—Dr. Vincent 
     
    
   
   
    
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     DOINGS 
     
     (Continued from page 1) 
     
     Dougall, yes, but it is cnforccd in 
     
     none. In all the piihiie works in my 
     
     county men are working tcn hours 
     
     a. day for 25 cents an hour. This is 
     
     unfair and it is not fulfilling the 
     
     requirements of the fair wage clause. 
     
     Mr. Elliott replied that this was the 
     
     met intimation ilint he lind had in 
     
     tiic nature of n complaint. Mr. Mac- 
     
     Dougail asked if the Minister oi’ La- 
     
     bor intended carrying out the prom- 
     
     ise he had made last session to in- 
     
     troducc legislation which would in- 
     
     sist upon the fair wage clause bclng 
     
    
   
   
    
     observed in all government coli- 
     
     tracts. 
     
     A. A. Heaps, Labor, Winnipeg. 
     
    
   
   
    
     north, asked if it were correct tlin. 
     
     men were being paid 25 cents an 
     
     hour on Government work, when 
     
     they should bc rcceivlngfta ccnts. If 
     
     that were so, would the Minister un- 
     
     dertake to collect the difference from 
     
     these contractors. 
     
    

    
     been proi-Iioizd to manager of the 
     
     Imperial Tobacco Co. Ltd. with head 
     
     quarters at St. John and Halifax. 
     
     This is another instance of promot- 
     
     ion for a Maritime Province men, as 
     
     Mr. McKenna ie a native oi Plctou 
     
     and has had many years of exper- 
     
     lance with the company in different 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wratern rlrorlivw- ncflvrc bring trans- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ferred in New Biuluulck. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lion. Peter Keenan. Minister of 
     
     Labor, declared that there were dc- 
     
     piirtmi-ntal oriiccrs touring all over 
     
     the country. and wherever such con- 
     
     ditions were disclosed the difference 
     
     was collected. This had been done 
     
     in many instances. 
     
    

    
     if. B. Adshcad, Labor, Calgary, 
     
     cast. askcd if the Government did 
     
     not consult labor unions as to what 
     
     was n fair rate of wages. and Mr. 
     
     Hceniin replied in the affirmative. 
     
     This brought R. B. Hanson, conser- 
     
     vative, York, Bunbury to his feet and 
     
     he declared. you can't get away with: 
     
     Any statement like that." The maii‘ 
     
     consulted ill my Riding is Peter‘. 
     
     Hughes, who expects to oppose mi 
     
     at thi- next election. Mr. Keenan’, 
     
     retorted that the Labor Department; 
     
     was Absolutely out of politicl. Be; 
     
     fore A man could get a job on publlg 
     
     works in the Riding of Inverness, h 
     
     had to have a written doeumen_ 
     
     signed by the defeated Liberal cai-ii 
     
     diiiate, said Mi‘. MacDougiill. H0 ask 
     
     od if the Minister of Labor wcul 
     
     introduce legislation at this seulo 
     
     making a fair wage compulsory o: 
     
     public works. Urged again by M 
     
     MacDougall and Col. G. ll. Gen 
     
     Conservative, Toronto, Em. Mr. H 
     
     nan said the Government had draw 
     
     up a bill with respect to the faii‘. 
     
     wage clause and had intended IO ill 
     
     trcdurc it as a Government IOII~ 
     
     Ill’!