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bmehed s
the blue-rilisoli honda
an-in Atlantic'
gl l|'ilJOLiliCOl1'ilh\,
Cunard
lines. wi& the
listing fnahaialiy.
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hi u
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IPl>1ied to the North Atlantic
an announcement todq gd,
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Honors.
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ll Trainer who
dldate in Ward
o is a well
d llrse em-
had two
in the City
he was chairman
Committee Hs
consisted of a
ich was boautifimy-
e talk on Service
dents. The meet-
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Following were the numbers of
the programme:
Theme Song.
Orchestra.
Reading-Mrs. Henry.
Coma-nth' and mem, VACIAD 8010-Tifblllll TSGG.
Reading-Mrs. Robert Acorn.
dei
Mfjnm mwmla m instrumental mule-seen; ann. cenenu umm wensne was
_ _strong qxtenofasapossibiolllnktercf
”°'“”°°°'n£,A°§,°°°wm,’ -vecu sole-"nngn neun"-mn wa-_
N. D. Mclean.
Reading-Miss Ruby McDougall.
Vocal Bolo-Miss Doris Tait.
AXIISBID LITERARY SOCI-
n,_agi1?_ ning’ B cmd moment Events-ser. s. ss. Deng.
°“°°"”‘ 'nt W. °“~ “‘ sob-un. wniani semen.
"°' °°'°°°' ‘ m’°;“..°.'..°i..;'.':.."‘z.°.‘.‘:‘.f‘..°‘.::'.. v-1 »»»-w-- - D- ---=~
*U y"w_d.y_ ML Bmwmau °n‘ (eso0rt»dbyM:issEileenYoungand
the question of "Managed Currency" Mm' vm” H°"t°'
and evoked s Lively discussion. om enum" smbamw cm*
'wh 'H »~f°1°1»-M 1° by W- ;’7’..12°‘»a...“.‘.1‘“.5.’.‘§`..§’“.-f>‘.'i'§’."..r.."£Z
WE” C. H. B. Longworth, Chairman of da calvin' Munn, cowm' md
w mml lxlaéd ailtduslcveml ram- Jam’ “wind his demand that martial law
U0 G - 9'°0Y1¢ .Un .Heal @6204 to curb the Hot .
dedd¢q9.“i‘:it¢,‘n&'m:t: °‘ m' ua' W' sh" '"1' P"‘”"°d bilge; ‘silo-hare. J. A. Inwson. P“'m°"‘ 7-*Wim
vm mvsiq liens-"_ ,, *"5* '°'°°f"’“”°""`°4i“'“°" veen sein-e.u.cna.s.uar1e. “WU” WW !°*°"'-N W4
by Gund dd  by l&soKe:l;";e."l;re`lvi;4.¢nt=\;>l§¢l?6.3=>’¢U¥- D,m__m.a Quan” md m_‘_°_ T they were unarmed in
MW” 'ad ~ Johmm -police demonstrations 'hiss-
'?" _sh bg my; hm||h;1W4day,whenl0wenfatallywotmdsd
(Tavern ngiueaee an cs-nsouc oou-coin! C’-W 1...¢n¢“§“mfi XJ.. uw. wut.. bv swim. but mme to net,
he ' "°°"-'H1°f'l“il="°°\‘1¥“°°°“”¥°‘w\eehumereuspresenta¢ien erwithums.weane|s_sy.
“ in °ff°°¢ “DN Jah- 1. the @\l1°1i¢ 0°u¢¥\\i° Clllb "°°¥ currenzevents hyMr.A.M. Douglas. Dalad.ier’s withdrawal satisfied
accounts I \fW'5°°° *ff W' Mr. Charles Earls was oompelledtc them, and last night’s widespread
wi¢bTb°mesl*=iws.reeurntotnestqeisr.. unesin surnames ievexved ounnumlna
1° the  mpfmsewmsistmtsnplsuu. ansheedmme
The members of the "Modernistio
Society" were Mrs. William Warren.
IIIH Mary Martin. A Mrs. J. A. ®£ncNlil’. Mill Rub!
Mscbougsll Miss Alice Partridge
v . ~
by J, J. uuhtiser, and Mrs. N. D. Maclean. ltr. Stu-
'em og pmgulu art Dickson was the announcer.
'l'hsacoornpanistswer'eProf Roy
W .
h me mmm' of me Kendall, Miss Thelma Burns, Mrs.
J. A. MIANIU.
'di' 3°"-Bililhl. financiall mum” Anthem' The play was presented under the
to
il1theHouseofCvmmomthst
lineshadreachedan sg;-eg.
withthe'Dcllury.
ansdvsnsenct caooedlng £3
(currently dont $15,000
*W sarees upon by me
for
-" Prom
1** "Me than eiscomo wr.-
’f°rW°rkinseapuuw1nse
Ndbvtbs 'li-euury.
'1t§r¢¢smed cyan pam”
. the
cardinal
wmplny
under British
" “"1-’l°n was mass that
i°be
Billions
Ulmtrsctigg
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0 4 Year
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TEAMIB-Mr. A.
York City. lmV°
terday enroute to
the steamer “Sol-
insuranm company.
ty by Captain
Bolhsug" has
It Bcllris since
le"to leave
up in the
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Mr. Knouth
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Y. M. C. A.
Death Claims
_ Russ Woolner
I'AlR.Fll:LD, California, January
»~.!'bilowing several weeks' illneu
lsr. Edwin Russel Woolner, I3, one
of the most popular residents cl
Suisun vsheimpisledumvsg at hh
home near ield mas-ning
It 6.30 o'clock.
Funeral services will he held
Monday afternoon at 2 o'cloek nom
V ` annssss on covasos'-at the w. o. Hansen funeral heme in
mn; include ssaasenuien h nm, ,muy mmm; nz nn susan, and interment vm in in
,MF °° '°“”°’ ""° ws iserrs cum Yu Man many the runny plee in me neexvuie
’ .,“”,,,,,,, °°' 3°" onus me as ann-nnn. ans has wneferv.
Egg .soar .
,nm_anotherl;:p¢-guru,
se4~_
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*lilly-srmounesd pun
Q" “wi mmm ans
Deceased, known to sooms of
friends as Russ Wcolner, had been
suffering from rheumatism and
double pneumonia for the plat six
weekslidorethsn aweek sgohis
physicians abandoned hope for his
recova-y, but Wcolner put up a
valiant battle and several days ago
showed signs of improvement su!~
ficient to revive hopes that he
might recover,
Early this morning however. he
tookasudden turnfcrthsworsc
and passed away at 030 o'oloek
with members of his immediate
family at his bedside.
.Wcolnar was born August 22,
1870 on the old Woolner ranch in
Suisun valley that is known today
as the Mortensen ranch, He had
lived his entire life in the valley
and has scam of friends ii'u~oug1.-
out this section of Solano county
whole sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family.
Woolner was the
Ban. F. Woolner
Wociner of liiisun
of age and survives son.
On October S, lUd deoeald wars
united in marrlsp to llies llnnia.
Marshall of Suisun valley. From
this union three children were born
all of whom survive. They are two
sons and s daushter. Herbert
Woolnsr, Marshall Woolf-.er and
Mia lrrwt lookie, all residents of
this community. The widow, Irs-
lfuighle N-"W0°ll1el'. and one ho-
. .lan . Woolner. an stan-sq
of Oakland. also slnvive,
Woolmer was a samba: af Sullal
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A very large crowd pstronisad the
-_ "“|° In l _ weu-laden tables :er several neun.
ll.A.A.llNN'lSllY-'I‘hsat- Thesuppq-wsssponsored bythe
. amnmuevnreasenualreeeesi zsawaieaessoeasnlohrist.
__; ""' toiheeieetionca.rdofMr.As. ian0huroh.
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demaudodthedis-
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BREMER PAYS
(U@f-killed IN!! Pile I)
These stipulated
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so auto-
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took
the
the contact
sspied four
rom an automo-
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y on the
is automo-
a note sign-
, the victim’s
the arrange-
or the release
P011!
deout to treat
rs to Nippert were
envelope containing three
notes slipped under his door the
nisht cf Jan. 30 when a milk bottle
:Ill h“!'|°4 !hl'°i-'ah the front door
al.
lefms io Confirm Report
Nippert himself refused to
the report. which came
unidentified member of
Bremer had been pain-
ured from the blows of pis-
ielded by the kidnappers
invaded his automobile
ing him en route to the
lpperts instruction were
vealed. He was blindfold-
cetinl the kidnlppers by
Pfearrabgements, and taken on a
night automobile ride of about five
hom before me mdeout was
reached.
With the ransom went a note
Bom Adolf Bremer. wealthy hnw-
er and father of the victim. Xt
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ARDIAN
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local lad whawas tsksninto em..
My recently charged with several
misdemeanors will bs escorted io
Halifax today, where he will be
placed in the reform school.
BUCOISIPUL SUPP!!-A
suooeaaful chicken salad mm
was held last evening in the Cen-
trsi Christian Sunday School room.
l*WARl'.DL’l'I3l;ll CANDIDATE-
. . . , ntlrprigiyu loggl
merchant, who hs: been a member
of the City Council for Ward Three
Had Withli, f
-~ 1~ m :'°°....,:'.'..."‘° “°"..:.°’.°.r°‘#.:.°..'f.;° ..“‘.:..“°:.°°.;*’°‘f2‘........"‘;°'m $3 ’f<?f"f3'-'-'='»-=1"“°-"~”»~‘f"=>-”"»
ue appears the mm ' _ _ who was chairman. of the Market
. town for some time. ments, cammma lm mm l\\l-Nl-
h_§B°'U°’“1“B°¢' 'rnenivsminnentteesznsrcrn caan-maxmeatusiceeiuesp-,,, “mm .""°”‘.”?'*"‘ 0°°\‘»°sfisls\»d vit-hstlwfish
ur °°°u”“°d 1°’ of a play. in which was presented a aeities or these former leaders as Q-NWS," fmt? l’°""“"`~‘°¥ '“° cf strength and wheat more than
`. R00: has already nd,” prog;-smrne, sponsored!!! Y-bl follows: , c;edc the  ol- M mu lb ‘mmm “muh
xdnawx °f °°“r*t" “Modomistic Society." Under any AM" 'rgqggq ug ,vggph pgui. °m°“., 9392;: ° ' °" m BDNUIIUVO M7114! \'¢°°WNd with
me wud mdfnlglvlllfli circumstances the numbers given 3mmu,_ gud” mum; gm-|-1°; md” ‘im 9" '
¢¢fY would havemore than satisfiedsg4u°.m,n;Pkn,._¢“mm”“mn “mal ‘saw Prenehfrancs and sterling
my _*I* hh.) If-32° concert audience, but are element md Jwph cum” mmm. 0! me wm'e"NN§“-’I'h° Nm", mgnsr, me latin- being queue
if . carmms'rs-at °|§¢u‘2£l:?n‘:l'°el:i°dq“rg|:°:f£.%I Wm hm- “WWI 10"” 3”’ Bridge or  .Dax  "iw" u'
io the election rangements, made additional con- um' um Mgmm “mama”
Xl'
meme have me oonu-set, lso;u‘,
first. Mrs. 5. G. Pcppin; Ladies
second. Ma. D. J. Reilly; Gentle-
men's first, Mr. Allan Oooh;
Gent;emen‘s second , Rav. Ehrl
Dalton: Oonsolstim. Miss Agnes
Moi!-se. Auction Bridge: Ladies
first. Misa Blanche Conway: ladies
lownd. Miss Dorothy HacAlaar;
Gent-lemelfs first, Rev. 1'. 0'i!an-
ley; Gentiemenh second, Mr. Bic
Robin; Consolation. Min Lappin.
AL'.l'll.A'l‘ION8 'I0 CIIUIGI -
Some alterations are being made to
the interior of the Church of the
Most Holy Redeemer which will en-
able the choir to be seated at the
rearofthechurchinetesdofati-he
front as has
fore.
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Mr. Freddie Thompson, formerly
of Conway, now in Hartford, Conn.,
U.8.A., has returned to his home be-
ingcslled totnelslandowing tohis
sisters death and funeral.
U. S. Postmaster
To Be Questioned
(A. P. by Gnnsdiasfs Special Wire)
WASHINGTON, Feb. S-The
name of former United States
Postmaster General James P.
Brown was linked with talk of
criminal prosecution in connection
with airnmil contre/cts for the first
time today when Chairman Hugo
Black of the senate investigating
Committee told the Senate, Brown
would be called to testify only if
he would waive immunity to such
prosecution
In answer to I. charge by Senator
Sirreon D. Peas, Ohio Republican.
thst the committee was "unfair" in
failing to call Brown to the stand.
Black said the former mail chief
wouidappesrstsny time lfhe
would waive immunity,
The committee today heard ies-
timcny that Browns partner in
stocks deals lot out rates from a
steamship company Lx a trip to
Europe, that one of Browns assist-
ant's went to Europa without
charge. and that post office depart-
ment flooring specifications were
put in such form that the company
represented by tl.s stock account
partner was bound to get the bus~
HCSL
Man. Legislature
In Session
(C. P. by G\sard|nn's Special Wirel
wnmu1m,n.~u. s-romp and
pageantry heralded the opening of
the second session o. Msnitobds
Nth Legislature today. Siiglily
improved conditions were noted in
the speech from the 'lhrona read
by Bon. J. D. McGregor, Lieuten-
sntilovsrnm-. The Speech also
forecast forthcoming legislation.
legislation in be brought down,
the Speech said, will affect the
Companies Act, tba public utility
0oard's jurisdiction over milk, the
County Coin-ta and Surrogate
Courts Acts, the succession dutis,
tllzearaal llwerty and wwe health
The Throne Spend: bolted great-
sotivi mining
sstriaa and some
cos
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DINNER. SUPPER or
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STUCK MARKET
(sy Jsanhcealéy A-seisiea
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(A. P. ly Glasdialk Special Wire)
NEW YORK, feb. I-llarbets
strengthened today after they had
absorbed a carry-ova' of yester-
day's selling. Stocks rallied vigor-
ously in the last hour and al-
though there were some declines
left at the close the net change
fortheawaragos_was halfspoint
thmugha
as a "
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stocks. Ibrelgn exchange dealings
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immediately recognised. We're prescription
specialists . . . maintaining a high standard of
excellence. It PAYS to PATRONIZE our PRE-
SCRIPTION DEPARTMENT!
OUR. PRICES ARE REASONABLE
lb
l\l.l
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-ro asrosrs msnrurwn-A DIFFERENCE’
But to our trained
pharmacists e v e r y
drug . . . every solu-
every compound is
IRONIZED PINKKAHB
YBABT COMPOUND
Kc 011|!
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$1.85 SID $1-50 Bile I -KEXALL LEMONKIBT
BBONCHLAL TOILET SOAP
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LAVZNDIB
SIIAVING
When the market reversed itsalf.
several stocks appeared to be en-,
jeying strong mouse:-ship. U. S.
Smelting soared half s. doses point-s|
and closed near the high. American
Can was another favorite, up more
than two, while Allied Chemical
gained 3%. Union Pacific, whose
directors voted a regular dividmd
was up as much. American Smelt-
ing. Du Pont, I-lows Sound, Mout-
coders
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si »,-,155 = - s=\-E~:_
5 ignites? iiliiilsieirls
Ward and U S Pipe were
. &1gars came forward
of_ths Pnaidmti mel-
advccated that the
a basic commodity
placing it on the free
Steel, General Motus.
and New York Cen-
Utilities
have foam
French bonds
Bank of France
200.000.000 frsnm in
week ended Feb. 2,
heaviest drain got
Jumped its discount
percent fran 2%. This
ed ss s ocnvon
with s view tp
money market
attractive to f
timsts effect
remains to
h
of
r
of Commerce esumated last
mcntirs output for all companies.
including lord, at 155.000 units, a
'Ia percent Jump over December
and a 16 percent increase over last
year.
This week's federal reserve
statements show a reduction of
about 0.000.000 in total discounts
and s shrinkage of open market
bill purchases. The system dropped
its “gold held abroad item" which
is now included in the figures on
monetary sold stocks of the United
States.
Brokers loans were up $8,000,000,
a modest apireeiation in view of
speculative activity diving the per-
iod oovered. New York member
banks loans for “own account"
were up $10,000,000, but those "for
ascimt of others" dropped 31000,.
Loans and investments of local
member banks decreased 822.000,-
000 net. Holdings of other than
U. B. Government securities were
Off  though the aggre-
gate portfolio of federal issues was
UD 304,000,000. Commercial loans
Bagged 827.000.4100 and accommo-
dations on securities, dipped s19_-
000,(l)0.
What Stools Did
Thar. Wed.
Advanced ... . . . . .
... 429 lil
Declines .... ..  211 700
'Unchsnged .......... do 73
Total issues  066 024
ILLEGAL HUNTING
(C- P. By Gaard.iass'a Special Wire)
DALHOUSIE. N. B.. Heb. c-ln-
VUK-illtions into illegal hunting as
S [Hull Oi’ i-he &l1!\ 0! Alphongg
BIVUY. who was noun to death
while in the woods lan month, has
resulted in information against ten
persons, who will appear here to-
lmmw on charles cf killing deer
Wt of aenon.
A' same warden found flvs hind
azrrters and two fore quarts; of
in the woods back of Bal-
moral.
Cattle Export Is
Limited
(C. P. ly Ghrdhafs Special Wire)
GITAWA. hb. 0.-Canadian ex-
cl eadis to United K-lllsdom
will he limited to $0.00 for
th period hlruary to
Stevens, Kfnkter
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ANTISEPTIS
Cleansing and
Deodorsnd
16 01. Bottle
79:
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IN MEMORIAM
DRB. JOSEPH MCCAII
Apallofgioomwsacaet over
Iona and surrounding districts by
the psming away on Jan. 13th of
Hrs. Joseph McCabe, at the com-
paratively oarly age of sixty four
years.
The deceased. who was tahn ill
a yeas- ago and underwent
in that space of
whim God
upon her with
ience and whole-
tion to His Holy
in His kindness and
d her of her suffer-
the morning of th]
date He called
a.i body and
well spent
Barn in Greenfield, her maiden
hams being Annie Cairns, she re-
ceived her education st Prince of
Wales College and on .the
pietion of her studies, there
spent several years teaching
various- parts of the province.
her marriage she took up her resi-
dence st Ions when she passed
the xunainlng years of her life.
Her' loss will be felt both at home
and in the community. A faithful
wife and a loving mother. her in-
fluence was always for good and
the example which die set, one of
Uhriltiln piety. while her manY
actsofcharityandkindnessinthe
houroftrialwonforherthe es-
teem and affection of a large num-
ber of people; a fact attested to by
the number of Mass Cards, Spirit-
ual Bouquets, letters of sympathy.
etc., received by her family from
far and wide.
During her illness she was aff
tended by her pastor, rev. Fr. Mc~
Osrthy, who administered to her
the last rite.; of the Raman Catho-
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lic Church and was also present it
console and strengthen her in her
dying moments. V
Left to mourn hex-_loss are had
husband and three daughters via.;
Mary,” at home; Mrs, John Creams:
Bouris, Mm. Dennis Rooney, Cherry
Valley, also thlte brothers, John
and William of Greenfield. Arn-
bmse of Portland, Me.. and one
sister, Janie of Greenfield. " ~
Her funeral, which despite lu-
almoet impaassble state of dis
roads was largely attended. took
place tn St. Michaels Churoh,
Iona, where Requiem High Msae
was celebrated by her nephew, Raw.
Wm McCabe, of Sturgeon, who
also conducted the services at the
grave, Also present in the nnd~
uary were. Fr. Joseph Rooney, Pr.
Michael Rooney, Fr. Charles llo-
Carthy and Fr. P. D. MoGuisal\.
The pall-bearers were: John Coa-
nolly, Joseph Mooney, Josepl
Roche, John Rooney, Joseph Grid#
fin and Peter McKenna.
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day, February 12. Mount Herbert
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