i the refinery list-if is producing. Shortly

FEBRUARY 13._ lW-l

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lffCfil.f..|"l'l0.\"l‘F‘-N.\(‘ on, 00..

spud;- ext-melon ni‘ this 1'llili|li|li_\"\'

hueiurvil in the hlnriliine l'|tl\'llli‘t"\' ha.

been rvaiilrd ovt-r the p.01 .\'i- n!‘ si- livid tins i- rnr-lllrugzln; it ill rllic-lii with I|l‘l\' |]t~\'f‘ll‘II|ll"|ll'~' ti~ f.li-i um ll...

llllrlrllni: of this hllsinr 1s. The piunr. r'.'||i for rrrrltion of nil srornzo “opacity of ammo st Rust Saint John. .\'. ll. and |uppll~s will bu rc-‘r-lrnrl by rho rill-art water route fa this point. This will flir- ther frailitato the hnndlllit of hllsinnas i|i_“'v particular tcrriti-lyv. nnil niuki- for g ate; economy and efficiency of operation.

ltoilssoa alixnst

All eventful lluy in the history of orauda .\lines will fall some time about the third wet-k in April, when the first refined copper will be produced. us a regular process. from the new refin- ery at Montreal East. At the present time. the stands are being filled with hliltrr copper shipped down from the aiine. and this process will go on for some time yet. all it takes the mapper some 40 or 45 days to go through the taah. ~'i‘ha two furnaces urn nearing completion. and will be rnhiiy l-iy thi- time the tank process ll through, that is Inule time in March. During the time that the tanks are iiclng fllleil thr- rov- enue from copper of course if hl-iil ill aheyaure, but n cloudy lllcolno from tilt- refined coppcr will start-just us lumn Ila

afle rthis is _reuily ilie new pinnt

Canada Wire nlld lfuhle Co. now iii-lug eoustrurli-il nr-xt door til the refinery’ wllll he i'l‘|lt|_\' in inkc the rtifitlml (‘upper antl mallllfilrtilro it. ml nrrnlllri-llli-lll that promise-s tii iii- nllltllnlly nilvnntug- eons in Nurnntlzl nllll in (‘ullllilu Wirt‘ anll (‘nhiia in llllf‘ wiilrso tlii- luuilll- fat-luring plulit lllll llf‘ inking n i-iiuaiil- erallle pr-rviuithizi- of till.- rvfliii-il l‘tl|l[Il‘|‘

sound resembling that caused by an explosions and the aeroplane, com- pletely disintegrated, fell out. of the cloud mid craslicd in pieces, the six ivell-kliolvn occupants being killed.

After tlic most detailed enquiry and experiment the sub-committee states that the most probable cause of the break-up was failure o! the tall-plane under severe "bufleting" from air eddies produced by the cen- tre section of the main wings when the machine was flying in the “stall- ed" attitude with the nose up and the tail down. This phenomenon is likely to affect most severely "low wing" monoplanes with the wings lo- cated in’ a lina with the bottom of the fuséiage.

"Buiteting" is described as a state of irregular oscillation in which the tail plane bends violently up and down. The probable course of events ‘in the Junkers crash is that first the port tail plane bent upwards and broke, folding backwards on the ele- vator which, forced downwards, im- mcdiately wrenched the machine into a steep dive. 1n a. second or two the tall unit, vibrating with terrific force, broke away. Next the port wing structure. stressed beyond breaking point, tore out at the root

lulpllt of .\'i>run.lu.

The nlllrkt-t situation for (‘I\|||lt‘l' pH‘- aeulll iliiiirt-sling niissiliilltil-a fiir illi- operations now going; on ill i-illlnui-liiiil with the filling of Jill" l‘t'rilll'l‘_\'. Nurnntiil

lilliPll pining ill I'|l[I|ll‘X‘ i|l‘tI\IlIl| illt‘ end of April. he topper is |lII\\ l: ' ' in will. lilo kit nrillliil i l"! lliivuni-u lllilIlli inki-

ll the nlllrki-t prii any tiy April or .\ill_v. wulllii inn ll lili-lly "llri-ilk“ for tlli- t-nln-

M- l! lllfll‘ iir- lilili l'\I[l|\f‘l' wlll go Milli ne'er, allll ill- iii suggested by aolllc pro-z lilloers as a possibility ill the nextl laouth or an. After that, however, i I61’!!! to he the gl-llcrlll impression thul ile market will firm, nntl with improv- iag buliinells curry it up from the iolv levels to a point where profits ciln be bade for the average mine.

ACTIVE BOND PRICES

fOBPORATION siccl nrrias.

Ahltibl . .. 5pc ioazl m. 78.00 It" Tel . . r.|..- um lfliltili iiiirr. l9 Pow .. impe- lilziii 101.00

(‘em .. 51/541“! lilil iinrul .-.'.'. 5MP sylllll . ll pc illll <ail_:.ii .0 .. all ~ in l".

c], R z " ‘ti iitlll

C!‘ ll ,, 5,... ltlLilll U1! lwilv ... flpi- lll..’.ll| all. Pow ,, ll|..- t ill lint l‘ - _r .

iiopt : i lirln Trilln .. fipv i lion Truni v ripe ' loll ’i‘rllnl . 4|-.|\|> i 3:1 l"-\\' .. 5.|..: ‘ la‘ I‘ l 4; .

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M Queen Sin-ct Mullen. It. c. 4. England

Public Auction Sales or

M“ RAW FURS villus bars will be furnish- : without charge by applying m ll. T. Holman. LtlL. Sum- "Illle. l’. c. I. Rllresenteil by

Alfred F rnscr, Inc, 212 I-‘Ifth Avenue

junction with the centre section, fol- lowed by a breakage of the engine bearers and the falling away of the entire powcrplaiit and propeller.

A point established by the report is that serious "buffeting" of this kind has not been found ‘in any aeroplane of British construction. Actually, no monoplane of the low-

iwlng type is used on any British

passenger-carrying service; it is, in fact a type oi’ aeroplane rarely built. in British workshops. Notable ex- ceptions are the "low wing" mono- plane seaplanes, holders of the world's spa-ed record and winners of the last two races for theSchneider International Trophy, but. the pecul- iar design of these craft apparently

i‘ climintltcs the "lilllfvting" pcril.

Acilnn taken by the Air Ministry following publication of the report may involvc a refusal to validate the (lcrnlllll certificates of airworthiness for this particular type of aeroplane.

‘ in addition. research and experimen-

tnl work devised to clarify the ob- scuro phenomena associated with "bllfictiillz" arc to be put in hand immediately. NEW STABLES FOR ROYAL FAIR PASSED

TORONTO, Feb. i2.—It was 3n- inounccd last night the three-party iagrccment between the Dominion, jProvince and City of Toronto for ithe erection of new stables at the , Canadian National Exhibition grounds had been signed. The new stabfcs are expected to cost in the ‘ ncflclibnrliood of 81.000000 and are to

be used for the livestock display at

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der probation and indeterminate sen- tence system, an opportunity is giv- en to study the ancestry, home life, habits and associates of those charg- ed inthe court, and knowing these things to prescribe a remedy," she i, continued. ' -

Dr. Patterson explained that the court. was established in i913 alter two years‘ ‘dvocacy by the Local Council ofWomen, who had heeded the complaints of the younger wo- men charged in the police court.

WOMEN SHOULD SIBVI AS SOL- DIERS, SAYS KIMAL

ISTANBUL, ‘rial-key, Feb. il-The Gasi, Mustapha Kemal, thinks ‘lur- kiksh wonienlshould be soldiers. Ad- dressing a. girls‘ normal school at Smyrna he said there was no rea- son why tlieysholild not bear arnlls. like men.

“Women? heaald, “nowadays de- mand civic rights. Every right in- valves a duty, not the least of which is militaryservice. Not physiological considerations but baseless prejudices present women from accomplishing military duty.

"In ancient times women shoulder to shoulder with ‘men. Mod- ern society presents no fundamental obstacle to women becoming soldi- crs."

BAN ON CARRYING CIIICKE}!

BY LEGS I

WINDSOR, Ont... Feb. ll-Ohick- ens have the right to hold their heads proudly erect while from the market to the chopping block.

The Essex County Humane Society declares that the ignomlny of being carried by the legswith head dang- ling is not the proper lot of the feathered tribe and so a warning has been issued that the practise must cease. Curelty to animals is alleged as result oi the practise and pros- ecutions are promised. Incidentally the buyer is left to his own ingenu- ity as tn the proper method of C8I'l'_\'- 1 irlg the prospective dinner home from market. =

ADRENALIN BRINGS MAN BACK T0 LIFE WHEN THOUGHT DEAD

KANSAS CITY, Feb. l2.—Ncwman i Herchfleld, ‘ 64-year-old Kalamazoo Mich" merchant was revived by ap- plication of modern science after he apparently had died on the operat-v lng table in a hospital here last night,

Adrenalin was injected into the.

Yboat of Dlgby, N. 5., today was ln~ lllml-lih "l! o!!!» b01156“

per cent to the United Kingdom.‘ Some of the main items imported, 01,3118!‘ which Canada has obtained a share, include butter, bccf and mutton. box materiel, canned goods. preserved ' . . . _ " g .» I fsh. fancy goods, furniture, hay, po-i ‘THE 'mD.‘G°. nun‘. _~ tatoes, poultry and flour. There is a» Wm“. Y5", . 7 - strong Empire trade sentiment, and , High °n m‘ “V”? '.'~'i§_‘!i"_”"- Bermudlans are favourably disposecbsmmni blue by" m‘ “'9'” inn?“- towards trade with Canada. ‘But w f" “r ‘thlt-r-t-he‘ blue is i blurred. " i ~_-. FINDS 1.101s swurmo m IIIS‘3° f" up no ar¢¢11.1¢l1.~fl1¢'_,= » ' BED 3N SPQKANE 501E], ‘Twixt its bllle Ind the-blue ‘clothe ~————- an“ . 1 SPOKANE. Feb. 1z.-a guest. at a Ihen I know. are I note be henfig. local hotel dashed breathiessiy to the Thlb is nll-Iht but- the 11181189 dmk last night. bi-Td- , y "There's a _lion sleeping on myi - '

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es down the rattling rain in”; I crystal shower on the bifphchsa. ' —-Hel'1ry waiisworllrionrleilow.

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BE. MEREDITH. Esq a Holden

i E; W. BEATTY, EsQ.,l<.c Uioimlan and President, Canadian ‘ ‘Parr/i: ‘Railway Company I‘ Gert. Sm Ann-luv. CURRIE,

plfllfffd’, MrGi/l University

Bummer, of Meredith, Holden, Helvsrd

Prudent, Steel Compaq of Caulk, Lunild

ANK or mourned

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“mm "5 iiliféi-ola’ .'.'.. III it . . W-lu- lillus lilo-ls lirsfi Lxfflfid"? " , , I i 2} """"‘ ‘min ‘is -. Hr- llr. “no Inc. iRmgd Wm‘ ‘he "Z9" "'.‘m.d"-h'i " . . ' ‘ ‘ '~‘ a l altruism!“ _ _ _ i ;q - -- loam m, m, Y - "i 574i ,9 114% 121i Hlllrtsfiil: t{l1'.. llr. I lml m.‘ stands. " . " ~ " i , -

A , .. .. ._ . .. - _._, Mm _ _ » _:_ ,, u WM“, H , m, ,,_ v A _ __ _ gi-pllliu. .\ it . .. fipt; lilliii 10425 intloo gun gamut .. h 1- Int Ptitftlllelllll , .. u: has; - -. . l Capltal,$$6,000,000 ~ Rest and Undlvlded Profits, $38,947,047 ,

,oll N n. . .. ape iullu 104.35 iocoo ."‘ "d "WW1 - 4%! 4% 4w 4% sllti-iiul, ilbli m. . . ' | T. ... 1 L » ~ . i . B. t‘. Power . . ‘inn Fume " " "Wei filial fills. 43_5'/a Nornnilu .. . |7l__,l n}; w “I nk ed Se! bane?‘ h nun crawl" i ' T013! ASSCIS $826 969 537 l Buud&:g"fl[;l'0tl nosrlsiolq 0p “mum "oh-us 1i il-lit i143?“ Eiufllfiv)’ l.iil . ; '; ‘He. watches from his mountain ‘walls. | ' ’ ’ i Cans _ , I _. , _4,.i . rr l .. 1., |tltlli "- ‘ ' d Cement ,1,“ EXEMPT ma“; llolu Bridge . ..il ,r...-- . _ And like a thunderbolt he falls. _ 32b: _ *" 5""; "i uzil -..“... ...... ........-..... BOARD or Dlnlzcrons vomlflgloflfjflf gfpc- {PM}. lag-fig 101.10 ujznnf,“ m‘ * 1Q,‘ T —i—~~—-»-~-—-_ l ' |¢ 7'" '" 1" ' . 1 ‘m._ 3 _._, l._ ... ... ,- .

£12.... steel “ '11" ope .. .‘\lur1.li).'i7 105.35 11%,}: Yimlqlfadf“ ' , .. , ‘m. RADING wn" BERMUDA i i‘ PREFJDENT

some 0" ' - p1,, pc Ucc-Lliliil 108.36 108.70 l1“ o", ewfl, 1M ‘"7" "A" “I” '_" i THE ltl0CKlNGB1RD' 5 (H .... G . -

lair" 01111;’, v ‘ mug“ W I -- l | - l‘: About 40.000 tourists enrol-cu the ' . , ‘R ‘ A81". °“"’°'“.>"-“ "

lailullrlul Acobm‘ - (TAAAIILE ISSUES) “om f1 ‘Q 5., _ l‘ B d . . I - Ciialmrun-Domlnlon Fran/r (bmflmw, Linn/n!

lnl¢'"':,':::}.ye,‘,.o1euu', m, t _ _ ‘hlc_vrout " ' 18%|, Tia‘ ‘f: "m" as 15ft Year» “mics “we” Then from a neighboring thicket ' '

mar-...... .. i ;; ;.-- lfiililif _ ill-r: lb-"fi c: l:":-.-- 2r“ Ir- r ' I“ We mrcr<i~ Mo» “CBPRESWNTS ‘ Il;'§f",.,‘,,f,‘,‘,.’,f,,c" - gltltllml 1940 00.35 100.00 penmmff " 54' " "“‘"' . “ Ne“ Y°“‘ Cub i" "W miliwilmmb‘? singers, " a. H. R. Dams-norm. E40. MNOPvGEHTiiE How. S. C. Marmara e.ae.u.

n ' on . . ‘. , ' .' _ ~ , 4 . . . ' ‘ Jlgtionai ill-curries . . Qfi] m: 1%}? "h; B?“ ~ _ o iii n, . issue 0r the cmmnercmi Inlemgenu‘ stringing no“ on, g willy", im-ay ~ i Director-Canada Q Do Vlcr-Prslldalr-T/lr Huron emf U" Fill-t- ltd; lalgxm ggtfwifngutlrrer . . 4.3:. ti; Jcumal. In order of importance agri-. m“ hum o-ermtwgw, _. minion Sugar Co, Limiled Erie Mortgage Corporation .__ L. y ._ .' _ - . . . .._ _ I .- . ,,.

ciiuua ilulllug .... . . . . .. _ W again: emails .. m. l_.iuy,, 43:1,. 3,, culture ranks second to the tourist Shook 1mm h“ “me ‘mum, We,‘ Sm FREDERICK WIUMMST .

piiulinion Tar ... ..., ... nu be: cc . 13A, AI |18,~.i. ..i n-agflc; me chief commodities p,“ n -“ I _ - AYLOR r Ntiflllldil new PROBLEM rovun dllced are ve et-abi a n1 b 1 ‘ m“ o’ d’ "m “mm”? F""'“' G“"""M"“3"' B“ °fM°""‘"

rbwei-Btwrvvratlon ~-- IN MEOPHAM DISASTER “'“““ the ma] lg i legzganbe, y“ ubs‘ That the whole air and woods and .

|¢ m,‘ W. .... - . . .. ‘ vau n ' , _. ._ , -, H . _‘ __ I i

Kiwi...- Puller .. _____ gamma-fa . g2? (was 6m Th‘? U ‘t d “"9 77 900i the waves. seemed silent» to 0,5395‘ AFGUS- 733° s m’ d L, Tue How. Tl-lowis Ai-lsasbunc

u-wulw- - ,.'"""g ,,- f“ i . ' - e “l e K "Kdm- ‘he. listen. ' ~ - ~ .- . "ll-I" "l CM - l‘ ~" 'f= r....'.1....,o....-..Li;l.. HutanlPcIeI

Smelter! _... . LONDON. Feb. 12.—(By The Can- “y; °° u ...'.,", United States and Canada enjoy the ‘ ' l " , Alnlrsnre F‘ I ca d '

m", ,1 (...... u . ad,“ Pmss)_slx months a“ m l -- i- i i-v-A ‘bulk of m t d “h grlalntive at first were the toms and - - ' "IP07. 1R .

sun of iniuuua . e1‘ ° e ‘a e w the B"m“d°3t§ and M‘ 1h", ‘w Lt-CoLHaaselirMoisoN,cM.c.,u.c. <-

fiénzu:wk..niép.kr.lé. m accident last summer to a. German _ In I928. 19.01 Der cent of the totaif mane" ' - _ President, Mellon’: Brewery, limited W- MCCONNEI-LsE-lfl-

New York Stork Ilxflinnize no.1 Curb Junkers single-passenger To DY “mm imports, which were valued at 88,- ; seem“! they My 1on0" or “Ne: the ‘ha LDK ESQ . Pmldmt and Mqrlagulg Dims", inim Citilrll todn)‘. lob- -- the technical sub-committee of in- 5T“ c AL C5555 ..350.685. were from Canada, 44.45 per, revel of flamed hi“: - ' no t ‘fisminvl I ) c 1s" L‘"""“ 3"!" kflmm» . ' i - ~~Baoc s. . r BANKS vestigation has published its report. cent from the United States, and .- , __‘“"’- " ‘°"‘ "" ‘""P"'7 W B - . The aeroplane was flying from Le mnonmv om" Fem 12'_(By 33-38 Der cent from the United King- single not“ we“ . tiienfhmm‘ m » ' ~" r ' _ G- B. FRASER. ESQ- ‘ A‘ ma’ Ego.‘ .

""1 “f ,~‘,'§'f,,;‘,,"'"“ ' ' ,0 Tollqllet lb London n. rough weath- T" “mm PMBP-"KHOW YWI dom. o1 the total visible exports‘ “°"°‘"“" 1°" ‘““°.“““9"1 Dilrdvr. Grvmlblllds Lin-Yd "ma" $05k“ H""'.M'”‘

Ball u . n ... ... ... .. _ , l, i , -- ' ‘ -

Bank of (‘ommel-‘e -- -. -. er. Over Meopham, Kent, it was “mn- ‘umd it 5nd "9 119W W5 ‘TY amounting to $903,489. 7-74 P81‘ 0611i. Tux’ havi-ng Bathgmd l"? he ' ' - THE HON. HENRY COCKSI-llrrr ' l‘

anvil lliuir seen to enter a “cum A 1W seconds to extract the poison from the cases," were export“; to ‘ggnadm 37,91 pgr i M hi?“ tzhem h‘ am“): Chairman and Frail/en , _ A. O. DAWsON. Esq. .4‘

- . < u _ w n,aer s a. gust. .. . . llaallar illlvnllgvlnglon I-‘ElIRl.\R\ lager people on the ground heard a “wed Dr- Mimi?“ Pli-Wfmn- U“ cent to the United States, and 2.54‘ wind gm‘ uuknewbp‘ ICoi-bhurr Plow Qrnpsny, Lmuml Prrndent, Canadian Comm, Linus)

W. N. Tmsv. Bo. lcc. Barrister, of T/lley, jelnuton, Tbomoi,

and Pamenter

PATHS Bums, Esq.

G.C._ll.i.G.. lacs. Chaim“, B a s I ‘L, , r .,K.C. Cl-lals. Srarlcalt, . ‘ '- Prendmt, ‘r ' , Limited, Departmental Slam Ross H. MCMASTBR, Esq. a '

GENERAL MANAGERS W. A. Boo-Jackson Dooos

Established 1811

‘OVER cso BRANCHES m-caualm

bed," he shouted at the clerk. ;3|“9 0n u"

The clerk. mindful of u... business‘ all!» , .- adage, "the customer is always i And ni-“Kht b95"°"_b“‘ “Wubnflfl ‘ right," hastened to the guest's room.| hilh. - " I .'.» ' -

The customer was right. And naulht w Nuhi-ihl 5N0!"

There lay a. young lion, fast asleep. “ma? i ' ' ‘ ~ . . ‘The commotion soon brought the A8 the d"?- “011 171110 d-ulllfldilfl animal's owner, Captain George Hut- 111111 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' chinson, New York City, who said ' 4 " ' f " the three-months-old lion had es- _ M19111 caped from the kitchen Ol.‘ the hotel. A was like _a,b1rd\‘leu|1l._lilithe and

Captain and Mrs. Hutchinson and 01"!‘- ' ‘ _ ‘ ‘. . comer isgreetcd pleas “ and the‘ their two daughters arrived here A! WW3“ °t 5m"'l"'1m 1* h“ 549"“!!! Iuect sent on his way with from Kitchener, B. C., where an air- huff! . " - . iflod wishes and merry quips. visitors plane in which they are touring the The last ms t the moat fseilehtful from other colonies‘ us received and‘ country was damaged in landing. ‘"0"!’ ’ ' to pee;- in and xamlne the

The lion cub is carried with them A 19-11811 l! 111811.111 K119511811“ As it was in the r full-voiced April

as a mascot.

growing Jamilca with the expressed satisfaction and approval of all eon-i

i dill; ~ _ corned. The greatest good nature pre-" 3013035 “u; (jngyqqgn To E5. 'I‘llen I_ know~ that my- heart‘ is veils-Though passing differences or! CAPE TAXES imned ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ opinion may occasionally‘ occur and!