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o“, ‘my m express in some tangible my our appreciation of your efforts in tho past on this, the commence- ment of your wedded life.

Please accept this small gift, as a ma; oi goodwill and fellowship.

A. B. MacDonald, on behalf of moi-ell Dramatic Club.

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._..________._.._ LETTER. 0F SYMPATHY

pm Mrs. MaeKlnnon. _

The iilelnbers of the Women's Mis- . aitaary Society wish to convey to you and to Mrs. '1). YD. MacKinnon our deepest sympathy in your very . m) bereavement. ‘

wo want you to know that we have been thiukulg about you and praying for you during this sad tllne. "God aioae is our refug and Strength. He eouiforeill ils i all our tribulation that we may be able, to comfort ihem which are in trouble, by the comfort whelewith we ourselves are comforts ed by God."

We pray that He. may bring you

children léit in yoyi- care. ,

Signed 6n bellaif of‘ the Missionary Society of the valioyiieldg Church.

\ Mrs. D. glnclairjsccretary. Valleyiield Mahsojrati. a; mo.

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orrawa, Ont. m5. 4_.-wlth the preparation of tho Speech Prom the dill-one now in progress there is con- Biderable spec ' slon ss to whether it will contain any announcement with respect to the prohibition of liquor clearances to the United States. The impression among men in close touch with tho question is that tile speech will contain» an an-‘g "illllwvlwnt rims these lines which‘ filth“: ‘be proposal before Parlia-

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A iii-WINTER ’ iiiiiliililis ’

ilist o! railway employees

comfort and bless you and the little '.

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TRYON BAPTIST PASTORATE- Services Sunday, February 9: Albany, 11 a. m-i ivestmorelalld, 3 p. m. Try- on, 7 p. m. Please note change ill time of the Westmorelalld and Try- on services" Myron O. Brlnton, Mill- ister. ' ‘

REV. M. SCOTT Fulton will de- liver the address at the regular mid week holiness meeting at the Sal- vation Army. Citadel, tonight at 8 p. m. All are invited. sslwlcn liIEliALS-Amollg the lo whom His Majesty the King has been pleas- ed to award ‘the Imperial Service Medal appearsthe following: Alex- ander Kenneth Mathcson, machinist helper; John Alexander Howatt, brakennan, James Brady McAulny, conductor. and Daniel McDonald. stationary ireman. i ‘ .

salesmanship plural) CHURCH 0F CANADA.-,-Servlces on the above pharge for Sunday, February 9th are as follows: Granville, 11 a. m., Brad- albane, 2.45 p. m., Rose Valley, 7 p. m. ‘the sacrament of the Lord's supper will be dispensed at BradllbsneuPlle- parntory services on fihurdday’ and Friday evenings at ,7.30' pfmqftev. Tllos. Palethorpe, Minitter.

FRASER-MACDONALD-A very pretty wedding tooie place at st. Henry's Church, Melville, Sask., on January the fourth, when Mildred Florence, youngest daughter of Jollll R. MacDonald, Vernon River, P. E. Island, became the bride of Mr. D. J. Fraser, of Cupar, formerly of Avon- daie, P. E. 1. The bride wore a pretty dress df brown charmeuse ‘satin and brown fox fur with a becoming hat to‘ match. The attendants were Miss Qunlcs MacDonald, neice ' of the bride, and Mr. pzivid Fraser, brother of the groom. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of Mr. Leo MacDonald, brother o.‘ the bride. The couple left later on aohoneymoon trip to Regina and other western cities. Mr. and Mrs. Frasel‘ will reside st Cupar, Soak.

SUMMING US UP-Littlo P. E.

“HIE LATE CAPTAIN A. F. YATES

' aimo pilot, and was all active Pilot

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is visiting ‘her brother, Rev. Chas. McCormick, C. S. S. R. Whilein the city she is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ‘F. J. Casey.

11v MQIORIAM

The death occurred in Narlaimo hospital yesterday at 3.30 of one of Nanaimos most plomineilt citizens, in the person of Capt. Albert Fran- cis Yates, at the use of ‘73 years. Stricken with a fatal illness, Capt. Yates was removed to the hospital about a week ago, but despite every‘ care, he gradually sank and death followed s. stroke prior to his remov- al to the hospital.

Born July 4th, 1852 at Charlotte- town, P. E. I. the late Capt. Yates slit/ended Prince of Wales/College of P. E. I., and had command of a ship at the age of l9 years, and was called the "Boy Skipper" out of New York. For ten years he was in the coast trade, being 1n ,the~em'- ploy of the R. Dunsmuir and Sons on the S. -S. Costa Rica which ves- sel was renamed the S. S. Bristol. and carried miners and supplies from’ Victoria to Nanuilno in the Klondike rush. In 1000 he was appointed Nan-

up until two years aeo at which tim he gave up piloting, but continued survey work. representing Lloyds. I-lc also represented the San Francisco Underwriters Association and was harbor master here.

“Hie late Capt. Yates, alter retir- ing from active sea service. turned his attention to civic activities and was one’ or the originators of» the first "white laundries" to be started in Nanaimo, and acted as president of the same for several years.

Capt. Yates is survived by his wile and dgughtel’, Miss Ethel at home and one son, Capt, Arthur Yates, of the Government flshefies boat "Van- idis," He leaves three grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, c. E. Yates of yslo, B. 0., and Capt. Montague Yates of Dondoll, EnK- He‘ was o, past master of Doric 1.0686 A.'F. and A. M., and was also} Fwy- iil Arch Mason, Keystone Chapter

000 lbs milk testing 3.9 butter fat, he would have 5B5 lbs butter fat, say at 32 cents per lb. l-lc would realize $187.20, which ‘wonld give an ave:-

age of $1374 or a. fraction more per hundred pounds milk. Supposing that the manager wanted to make a better showing in the price of butler- fat, and still give the "paztron no more money than he received at the 32 cents per 191).,‘ he- could do so by reducing the test from 3.9vsay to 3.4 per cent. which would give on the same amount; of milk 510 lbs, butter fat, arid-to realize tile same amount of money, he would have to be paid 36 3-4 cents per pound for butter fat, in place of the thirty», tw-o cents, and his lnllk per hand-l red pounds would make Vthe same: average asfithe thirty-two cents psri pound rate. Ii. would lead the pat-

ron to believe he was doing much

better when he received the higher

price for butler fat.

v PLANNING TO SPRAY

(experimental Farm Note) i Preparations to spray are often de- layed until the insect or disease it is hoped in control isseen. This isl much too dale and the failure to: successfully control these enemies to.

sucoesaful-‘fruit culture is in many: oases dueto procrastination. l Preparations to spray should be} made.’ during the winter months be- fore the rush of spring work and before the insects and diseases be- come active.

The lots-st mlormotlorfon the best methods of control of the pests it is desired to destroy should be ob- tained during the winter. The spray‘ materials should be purchased anal the spray pump put. in order or a} new onifpurchased. One should be prepared to make as many applica- tions as will ensure clean and unin- jured fruit and foliage. At tile E);- perimental Farm, Ottawa. it has been found that in some seasons six ap-r plicntions or more of spray material i-i required to entirely control the apple scab but it is well worth the ctxra labor and small cost to obtain clean fruit. The first application must be made very soon after growth ‘ begins if not when the tree is still] dormant, hence plan to be prepared

the highest in the company's history and an eceptionally strong working capital posltiom-perilaps the strong- est of ally corporation in Canada.

Power Corporation is another issue which has only recovered 9 points from the low level reached durillg the drastic break.

Investment trllst issues llave not been in public favour during the last few months on account of what hap- pnned to several of them across the line. The management of Power Corporation has recently issued a

frank statement ill connection witiilStuclebaker . . its affairs but what the invcstillipShell Union .. public would like to be given now is: Texas Corp. and at; Westinghouse what prices the same were acqulrcdl U. S. Steel ... . . . . ..

the list of securities ileld

Quotations furnished by lilowat 8: MacGllllvray, Stock Brokers

Montreal Abltibi . . . . . . . . .. 26"’.- Asbestos 2'»; Bell Telephone .. . 155 B.C.PowerA ....... .38 B. C. PowerB 20 Brompton 26b’,- Brazllian .. . . . . . 38h’. Building Products . 28 Cali. Car .. 27'; Call. Bronze , 531; Can. Incl Alcohol l0’); Cdll. Power dz Paper . . . . . . . . .. lit. Cockshutt . . . . . .. . 21%". Cons. Smelters .. 221i Can. Brewing . 7!. Con. Cement l0 Dominion Bridge 7o

Famous Players Fraser‘ . . . . . . . . . . . .. Generallfiteel Wares . GillfiS'.~....." . . . . . . . . . .. Hamilton Bridge Int. Nickel Massey Harris . . . . . . McCall-Frontenac . Montreal Power National Breweries .. National-Steel Car Power Corp. Price Bros. Quebec Power ... Shawlnigan Simon (c Sons .. Steel of Canada . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Winnipeg ifliectriq

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01m“ an. ‘Ad lssl ' l , the homo of Mr. and Mrs. m P" 35 “is- 5“i°1;4in°;1;d¥; ' ~ i . . Allied Chemical .. 21a T. coliiu and prescribed ~ "' ' '1 Ecmmcil!) °Iu siililmimiliglfflv- “my MET!“ rho shhusl rueeilns t1 Interna- Atlantic Refilling as - _ “at ._.._ mun" w‘ n“ _ g V pun viii‘ ““d“““f:'_‘:“°°'“ld_gf;:'pm; 4 uauitnalt CREPE" silk ‘dresses day 8th; at Birch mu f. '1 p. m. lurid The annual meeting of the Mur- ' mm“ Nickel c°mpany i” cimdu’ Ame" a‘ F°‘°"“ P°“’°‘ 98*‘ “l ' m - l M m. lust arrived from makers. wdudor- Sabbath 9th at Birch Hill at 10-30 a ray l-lsrbor North Cheese Factor unwed‘ M“ b.’ m" °“ “m” m’ *‘“"°'- 5mm" 4‘ Rfliliiiifl "ii- lliiled by M“ 4~ 31M“. h. m‘ ful value at was. MOOREAa MC- m. and if the travelling is favourable was held in the factor on January, 1m‘ n 2 p‘ m’ a‘ n“ my“ ‘I'M “m” T" a‘ T“ 23°" in. i“ " M’. "m"? °‘.°“ “amt; noon LIMITED. 1539-2-6-31 ht Kirlross at use p. m. the 16th inst There a. fai ty I “ML wmnw’ sharemde“ M w 8'18“ M!‘ " "7 ‘uunked ti... mwqmud, ‘Io, ____ y “nun I '1‘ _ " “ ‘gsord February 18. 1930 only. will be Bethlehem 1011. hilulrloss-iludsensrosity. am TIME M, ‘mum HALL PERSONALS presides; Onarewrwlu Dre-mi; Tiltisutitled to notice of and to vote st shsoohdo Copper .. 1am. no remainder o!‘ Kat: tonight Dflnce ‘In aid of sick fund. 090M115 the lneetlnfl Cave ryshort the mum“ meeting’ or adjovmmem “Columbia carbon ‘ 189 I pier-rum’ “P” ' ' ‘ Admlssi G ts - . . . therwl- c P 0d ‘ts .. _, r ‘ pry an departed’ Wm“ “Lind on,“ on 25 cw. lisdigsaii I flit/Ir, tend‘! M.s. Edvard Nicholson addretzs ‘on t: seasons work, reierr- I Cgffimbia 3:: i - _- - . e . . . . . . .. e .1 I!!- Coilin many YEBYB 9! 1391mm“ ‘l e fies r “y on a’ v to Momrgal‘ tzgthe 6?; Beaggszzng! parukbazzvfieg Investments That llave Not Moved Columbia Gramophone 29H. Pfiiilperlty’ PLAIN C LORS and printed ef- M, wane M D 1d - - ' . Continental Can 58'!‘ -__ > - d Melvin Whivh WIS 118811151’. the production of - . ' ' ' ' '- e lviillwi"! i“ ‘he “dare” ‘ fects among he DURBAR CREPE r ac om an ' Willie the decreasing supply of c l .~ Th Feb. 3. 1930 link dresses at ‘in s” window ‘my’ York’ we.“ l“ ‘he cm’ yestermy‘ gnugtgut ‘tun: an m“) °°“F‘d°‘“‘ some investment stocks has been se- N22122:? Central . 184E... 5 w. and Mrs. Wendali coirin. MOORE d: MCLEOD LIMITED. M, mm swan com, ad Road exam: T£em°mw°'° pit‘; m“ flccted in a. rising market lorthom. c. p. n. ......... .. I zoo" l W° “e “ssembled he" tonight h b 15394-541 spent the week end in Piiquid tho oflleers ‘for the czmrigzoyearenthgt them are some sound issues which Fastmau Km“ ' 192 ‘mud to you our best wishes. We ___ guest o‘, Ml“ End Mm Lloyd Jgw engaged ma present cheesy: ‘make: have not moved up yet, even ailollgil llec. Power 8a Light . 611,’. wgratulato you v13 WW1‘ "Mm" °1 mu ruvlll, AT UNION lulu. John mum Jr I ch k important accumulation has been go» Fox rilm .... .. cal. line purtmr’ and ‘Fanny welcome wnmm‘ Dane” i“ “m ‘it 51°“ mnd~ Mrs. Theodore MacDonald. Cove ink the comihg gchsfiremfvas m“ 0n m them’ m this conuecthm cons‘ Gas " - 114“ I w w me community; mid 11:11:: you Admission, Gents 25 cts; Ladies 15. 1.16m Romp 13 spending a kw days slime dlscwkh on the 'pfl°e M, bu“ Imperial Oil is probably the lnost General Elec. .... . 77% Mm “bmlltxfgugrsbfic ‘Egan. "m! . ' 15“‘2‘5T1l in Winsloe. the guest oi’ her mother. w: fat paid by the crcalneries, be- Zutstgndhl‘: elm? 1e’ a; the srfikht: Gene“! Mow“ 4m unfit: you hi... tailed o. keen in- OFFERING non FEBRUARY a Mrs"MacD°nuld' m‘ high" m“ that pm by m” hi; ssf. ggptflnt: abcgliereth: lvjwest Goodyear "" W” F SUDDEN TRHMHQHANT CONCLUSION “mt, and you" have alwayd been remarkable value washable HOUSE 1:4“ Q15 Noyc, Norm wuwfirm stwentzat guss- point reached during the break. :3 F To BLINDFOLD TEST mdy to do your part chcerluliy- ‘DRESS at $1.98. MOORE 8c MC- 1s doing a, we“ as m, be expected “fluid be to m {he averwgagfl: The annual financial statement of mt. Tel s. Tel ......... .. . 67-7.’. i ' we commend you‘ especially for LEOD LIMITED- ioae-z-ii-al a"... he, men; Operation m the P W hundred pounds mm‘ from the Imperial Oil Lilllitcd will be publish- Stand. Oil of New Jersey s31, I . the mm?“ W“ have “ken m Our ‘i E. Island Hospital. returns received hvm each For ex_ ed early in March and from what in- Johns Mnnsville . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 148 I ‘ m, and recognizing your ability. ,GET A FUR COAT this‘ week at ample take a patrol‘ s“ m‘ in 15_ formed people m]; us i; w." be m, Chrysler _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ 40,‘ ’ “F FAKE off the blindfold!" he cried. "Keep honour ii-mi mWKmY- we “mud” l.‘ ‘mm’? Pflces- “loom? 5‘ MCLEOD Mrs. TfBuckley, of St. John, N. 3., p y s‘ ' impressive document with earnings Kennecott Copper 00' the 0th“. dmcdaic b3“ ‘or wmdmdv " else. This one is so I know it must

“Kolster . . . . . . . Montgomery Ward .

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Vfnck Truck .. . . . . . . Nash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Stand. Oil of New York . . . . . .. 32*. Overland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10'. Public Service of New Jersey .. 91R’. Radio ...................... .. 39-1.’. ' Remington Rand . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35".’. Radio Keith Orplleum ...... .. a1 ‘ U. S. Rubber 251,1, Sinclair Oil . . . . . 251,; Stand. Gas dt oll 120w. Y Spicer . . . . . . . . . . 35!’. ....... .. .4631,

Yellow Cab . . . . . . . . . V/oolwortll Amer. Buyers Amer. Waterworks Allegilany Bendix Aviation . . . . . . Commercial ‘Solvents v

be Rownireds York Mi l" Anyone would be blind indeed who couldn't spot lhe superiority of Rbwntreds York Milk. It is so smooth, so distinctive in flavourbao utterly delicious, that it marks a new standard of milk chocolate goodness. Try it yourself. Register for yourself the wholesome, velvety perfection of this new chocolate bar. Yor_k Milk has a quality all its own-it will open

your eyes!

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Conlnloillvcaltll 8.: S0 ‘I For injurlo; rclcelvfid w his mt, T] I. ' ' i . ' " s Fr . Qurtlss Wright _ 7 ‘WYLSZ wllcrl lle ivas run dolrll by a 111.15 ‘fffgfeldlxandqidstfiiebjzlelnérltflb Dupont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 129 {Sliced boat ivllile swimming hi; Brjgh- ‘ Rive;- Lmey Dublin for S o 1e Famous Players . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 652's “m. EflZifllld. J. II. W, Reiiler was rc- i mO“i'lI ‘l. fund which was“ Vi’)? r ‘ ~ r - su crl

Frccport Texas i

Packard Simmons . . . . . . . . . . ‘filrlkell Roller Bearing . Soars Roebuck United Corp. ivfllllfll‘ Bros. .

United Aircraft . . . . . . Gillette Razors Loews lilo. . . . . . .. Vanadium Steel .. Reynold‘; Tobacco Stand. Oil of California. . . . . ..

Sales

LIVESTOCK MARKET

(Canadian Press)

LiONTREAL, Que, Feb. 5—Tilere \\'Ol_‘0 2B1 cattle, 15 calves, 57B hogs, and 25 sheep and lambs, fol" sale on‘ the two Montreal live stock markets! including about 2o cattle and 20o‘ llogs held over from ycsterdayb mar- i. kct. One load of good steers averag- i in; close to 1330 pounds, broughti

ifvllily alvardcd $0 300 damages b i . . ~ . ' ‘ - -* y ml .0 years m": now ti s §E11ki1sh court. ° amoun n8 m neafly

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Investmenf Suggestions

COMBINING THE THREE ESSENTIAL CHARACTERISTICS or, sucvllrrr, .-\”l‘TR.-\C'l'li’E YIELD AND MARKET ABILITY

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CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN s’; nouns DUE you’, 1948 'r0 new ovm 55"..

TOWN or‘ SUMMERSIIAJE

s". nexus DUE JULY lsf, 1m r0 Yruw OVER 5.20%.

MONTREAL T RAMWAYS CO.

5'} BONDS DUE OCT. 1st, 1055. TO YIELD OVER 5

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