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crrirai cram." __ E O

siivsii roxi>iaiis

E- r. Louis 0'Bryan will

be at our Summerside

.li _ Office Tuesday, Jan. 13th and days following to purchase all grades of foil pelts. Bring in your

skin

We Require Several Pairs of

5 and take advantage of the high prices.

__ _ siLvi;R Fox Purs.

(;_ R. MacQuarri

SUMMUWIDE AND CHABLOIIE TOWN gpgggu, TRAIN Wm ‘uve Chu, Maritime hockey history. the chairs will be found to bg well

lotmwwn for smnmenme this au” lf Abegweita play the same brand riveted to the floor, so that the en

`_ . - Mon .¢ 545 for C,.ym,]_Abegwen of hockey they exhibited in their ihusialtic fans cannot toss them at. 2511 P0ND`5

SPECIAL PRICES on DRUGS and TUILETRIES

1451.134 my ~'r¢r"i mira ami irirgrr ptr rereipu maori - lliesc 1- rices Arc Good Liitil Saturday Night. Don t Miss Hicm

Abegwelts, accompanied by bun-

' ._a__. “ i- possible. Toronto ia a real hockey: Ap¢‘|'10N|'0p,1‘yp'|vg5Ho|yR_¢_ ' Tonlght‘a Game town now for the pros, though a

deemer Hall Tuesday 14th. 1433 v ____ 'few years ago ‘lt was all for the am-

ateurs. However, the Leafs have

50,451) 0; -[3455 “mu” meet, dreds of fans, will leave by special idrawn well ln the last two' years and'

.ing mg glgcglon D; omce" wed, ‘lrain this evening at 5.15 for Sum- thc addition of King Clancy has nesdsy evening, 3 o'elocl¢_ .1475 merside. where they meet Crystals in caused a sell out many times and,

.___ the fourth game of the Prince Ed- thousands had to be turned away. A

1 1.; nouns 555-1-ING W"-B ward Island Hockey League. To- new rink will be a windfall for Con-;

Band ,nd mmm- Hmkey much to, night‘s fixture has all the earmarks ny Smythe and his confreres finan-

e num 35¢_ 1“1_13_l of being one of the hardest fought.‘clally,_and it is to be hoped that

___ - and most.|pirli`ed in the annals ofi when construction is completed that-

! it

` . ASPIRIN

25|: BAYEIFS

' i>fLi.s

25c IlAMIL’l'0N‘S

.- TABLETS

2 2.5¢: BABY'S OWN

19c '

PILLS

3.5¢: CllASE’S K. dr.

‘ zsc cimrnms _ L. L. i>rLi.s

2 lc 350 SAL _

IIEPATICA

501'. JONTEEL CREAMS

500 I"KU['l`ATlVES

400 CASTORIA

_39°__

Z() _ $1.50 HOT ,_ '_('_ \\`.-\TIZR B()T'I'l.E

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251: Size Tube

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Oni' Year

i ro ni' '

’_°"_ ' C ND Q Guarantee

”" .U game. Return fare $1.10. “I I u 1 ‘ ' . ~ X _

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Qooofboooo

9'" "" ""“ r ' - Found ohm cf venue.. with the dum Mtiwen. Defence, Power and Spill- the lattcr champions have only two

Band and Junior Hockey match la- ° ' "°° ‘l“° “ " ‘P|’“"“ nl* C M1111 M

nmfm sn, Ms1_13_1 ly been settled. as Lester Lowther of _ "Sc Fmunuv S

Amherst has been- appointed referee There is talk around Chicago, ", - c ' ' ‘ ' ' ` ‘

. 1 (loc Andrews Salt .

Z%l‘(f.{T} l Hfixev AND

A i _i _ p ; 2 I \. ` 1 p .\i.!u0.\'n

-~' int uit with cryrtair ii. mio _ii ir ine referees. Tissues msre “ ‘ ___

°*****” . 1 1-z nouns siurrmo wrrii '-

. Cl¢1SSifl°8d AdU8ftlS8m8nt8 l ' 'ni ei silo ir i- wiii ciiaiir N. ii. i.. ii io ' - --_-M QOTTLES

nm- insertion .........r...r........ l0o per line of 5 words. 21° (gf @ Q9 K"*‘l1-‘ "ft

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E-iiiir insertions .................r.. “liz 1;: 2 33:2: 2% . rdR:».1lr-oilhllrm

lilght insertions .................... U A 39 I ' lugcgrinm c _

»»*““, ““»‘ club of Pun” street Bmw, this “_ of being an impartial referee who of the American Hockey League will _ _ ' ' ' " " " c Afeaizrauroi

50c G n Pills 39|; I m-Annals V

4;., i __ moms 1.- GANONGS 41.- _ . | :

UTERA-runz‘CLUB M_EE.nNG___ of tonlghts game. Lowther has a where they teach hockey via thei 35° F . ..

M the mann! or the Lneumre reputation in Maritime hockey circles blackboard method, that tha winners _ soc Dxleirznillls .

..,a-soo-004+-0-0 _ _

____ __ ___-_*__ _“_ ___ . temoon’ ML R Moorheid haste knows the rules beckwards. Follow- challm the ‘champions of the N, - soc W-Ck va . " “”" ____ _______. ----- will “ke up the study ...rho Mep ing is the lineup-Goal, Stull and H. L. for the Stanley Cup, and that » 60( Mm; ‘lx u .

. 03 nl . ~ - . . . . ..r rr.

‘ ‘ For §ale _ _ ' ett. Lawlor. Forwards-Nicholson. courses open, one being to accept andl 60° Ch”°"`N' F°°d ""'

|,nli{w1l`.filtY SALE-D. F. MACDON- 81;, _.;,,.»1_.,_ 10112-iz-is-imc.

rirriiiidntownl. USED ON!-Y fgwvrccks. Guardiln. FS.-92404(

_,_

roi: saw, ro urr, aosau room signs on hand at Gum oiiire. U

§{i'§_\i.i-1-pc ronssr cnosmy

Rag-fi _\pply 45 Euston Street.

1426-1-10-al.

ICR ,=.»'iLE-STEAM BOILER. AND ,-9:91: Priced to sell. James A. ci.:-sz -Murray Harbor North, P.l‘!l.!.

1477-1-13-31

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BCALE FOR. SALE - RENFBEW iriirw .<.~.-llc, never used; 2000 lb. ¢,~,p_.gii_\'_ 535.00 cash takes it. B. C. Gill, Box 2-17, Plctou, N. S.

F. B. Jan. 9-61.

-_"lt'lisceilanenus

|0ll_\l*.'iLFRED liIcDONALD. PIO- vir..-inl Land Surveyor, Herman- i-iii.» 1179-12-30-imo.

PEN BRED EUROPEAN FITCH.

Gulf Garden Fur Farms. Char- imvriciin, P. 0. Box 115. Phone sci-1.1 ` 1289-1-5-tf.

rovun-moms nasal. ROSARY

Owner may have same by aplllylfil at office and paying for ad. A

1408-1-9-U

. Wanted

WANTED-BOARD Ion. A QUIET

young man who is weak-minded. Write “E. D." Guardian. '

1166-1-18-li.

HORSES WANTED. 1 CAN HANDLE

Island bred horses in exchange for fann machinery. W. R. Dennis, 187 Great George Street.

1415-1-10-31.

Female Help Wanted wIiTi'sn ... coonrar oiivifron

general housework. Apply Box 5. Gare of Guardian. 1476-ti

WANTED-A MAID FOR. GENE!-

al housework. References required. Apply 305 Euston Street.

1460-1-13-31.

WOMEN WANIED T0 SEW FOB

us at home. Sewing machine neces- sary. No selling. Ontario Neckwear Company, Dept. 1t'l. Toronto 8.

F. H. W. Jah. 15.

Lost

._,__._

li\-‘- uE'1'V.'EEN I-IILLSBOBO ~-1. i.- ff' :ii Streets. sum of money.

1 ' i-vc at Guardian Office

'L :.<~\:i'e reward. 1488-1-13-31.

' -- \"‘iIR OF EYEGLASSES.

‘ -';1;<d_:icy :ind Great George

I Q. Puiclcr leave at 172 Sydney :`.i'~_‘ 1. 1470-il.

Mule Help Wanted

BECOME EXPERT BARBER

rurfiiizii our special low cost course. Hiiiicircds of succesful graduates. wriro Mclei- Barber College, 573 llmiiitrton. Halifax. Oct. 14-tts-t.f.

(Ste-:idy Job Goes _ Begging ln Ontario

ll~;1‘l`L'liENBR, Jan. 12.-The little ilillagc of New Germany is having <`liii_<_.1<~riible trouble getting a post- nm.<<_fr. No one wants the job as the li \'-` is loo snmil, the range being bc- ivwoii $100 and $120, there being arty 45 families in the community. Mitt of the people in the village

Livestock-Markets

(Canadian Press)

iv;0N1\y:,5AL Que., Jan. 12-Cattle

i-eeeffpla were '110 on the two Mont- reri iivestocir mwah lousy. Cattle were 250 or more higher. Good steers sold for $7.50 to $7.15. There were no' real topg..lV.‘:dium steers brought around $1 and $7725. 0001-Yl`\°Y\ “WWW $6.9). Odd light thin steers sold as iw rr ss. 'rho bulk of the swd cows were sold for $5.50, odd toll! were quoted a shade 11181113- H¢U°*`-5 sold from $5 to S1 and bulls from $3 to $5.115. A few baby beeves and fed calves weighing from 525 20 375 psuncir sold for $9-50 sud 810-50-

Quotations:-Butcher steers good

87.50 in $7.75, medium $0.75 t0$'l.25§ common $5 to 86.15. Butcher hell- ei-5 good $6.50 to $7; medium $5 ID $8.50; common $5 to $52 `U11\¢h¢1' cows good |550: medium 53-50 1° sms; csmiers $1.50 to $2: Outtm $2 ic ta; butcher buns good to ui

SNOW SHOES.-Buy them NOW

at our low prices to clear them out. Carter ez Co., Ltd. 1454-1-13-21.

SKATING TBI! AFTERNOON-

1481-13-1

to.the small attendance at the meeting of the Flying Club _called for last evening, it was decided to postpone the meeting until Thursday evening, January 15th, when it will be held in Board of Trade Rooms at '|30 p. m.

Prank Gates, who with her two small sons Frank, and Glendon, left on return to her home in Vancouver,

B. C.. after an extended visit to her former home at Brackley Point. She

AIIMAN Aliltlvbs-Pilot. C. E:

which will start shortly in this city,

Del-Iaviland Moth Plane.

Murray .Harbor train twenty-four

-minutes late, and the Georgetown

'and Sourls train half an hour late.

luncheon yesterday Rotarlan Oliver

with lantern slides on "Elldellghts on Photography." Pictures of a num- ber of the members of the Rotary Ulub in various unconventional at- titudes were thrown on the screen, the lantern being handled by Rotar-

‘ian Ray‘Pendletcn. Tl-ils unique fea- ture was greatly enjoyed. Rotarlan Dr. Johnson was in the chair. A new Rotary song book was distributed and several selections from it rendered.

Saunders. Lawlor, Squarebrlggs. Gillis McDonald.

The N. H. L. Situation

Crystal gamers worrying over the

hockey situation are pretty well con-

MEETING P05“'0NED'°‘0Wi¥'ll 'vlnced that Maroons, Canadiens and

mir win nriirir in his mr: division in the Canadian section. with Am- ericans a distinct threat to the fin- ish. Boston is conceded, along with Rangers, as ccrtainkies in the Amer- ican sectilon, with Falcons and Hawks fighting it out for third place

i* . 'Ottawa and Philadelphia are out al-

RETUBNS HOME-R¢lTBi-fill flfe' L together, and can’t be figured in l-he

welll were said last week in Mrs. B. picture by any rating. Ottawa is

likely in be ,lust a tough opponent, but no`.hlng else for contending clubs iilth an ability to scramble plans by inflicting odd defeafa at times.

WIS BC°°mPanled to S~ckville by her Quakers may from time to time SUNY. Mill Dori! Rodd. explode a. surprise, but they are in

--- 'Che throes of reconstruction which is

a painful process for fans to look at,

Keating of Moncton. who will act as particularly as carried out by this instructor in the Carr Flying School type of team. The unwelcome task

is in good hands, but Cooper Smeat-

srrived last evening. It is expected on must be well aware by now of the that he and Mr. Carr will be flying adage that good players make good over the city this afternoon in their coaches. He is trying his utmost to

get somewhere with his inexperien-

` -- ccd crew, but apparently they are ' RAILWAY LINE 0LEA.ltED-Rail destined' to remain rlvetted fo last

iservlra continued yesterday-'over the place. This -is -in-the case where '-a. iaiand Division, uninterrupted by the chance of mme spd venue worked heavy snowfall of the recent storm. no tlllhse in itat-us. as in the case ‘Tha western trali-i arrived in char- of Detroit who. by becoming Falcons iottetoiim half an hour late. the instead of Cougars. apparently bein-

ed their for*-aes.

PAGE JACK McKEN`NA

AT ROTARY - At the .totary Young Runcorn, claimant to the

middieweight championship of Can-

Craswcll gave_a short talk illustrated M11. ix *M1011* ¢° MHC Mlyody’ 1111 to

165 pounds.

HOCKEY DEPRESSION

The salary limit for players of the

Ontario. Hockey League is $25 per week. Managers in°the Ontario Pro- fessional League state that there are plenty of players willing to accept their contracts. Players who were re- ceiving from $100 to $150 a week a. year ago are now performing far $25 per week. Many of the Ontario Leag-

- , rissos; common $3 to $5- - ,

caiir .iv the job ut $2 weekly. espec- PIEQUID WOMENS INSTITUTE U., |,|,,y," W," member. of me “_

ialll' in view of the fact that the posimim-lor or his deputy is suppos- cfl so hi- on duty from eight o‘c1ock until six. Anthony Frank resigned \ in mth ago and Frank Scherer lat- lfl iak the post, but he also resigned. The Government hopes to complete Briar. rzemcnts for a new postmaster ahoiuf. and ln the meantime Mr.

Prngik; is again reluctantly filling the D05 .

Exescuto/s Notice

Will -.ill persona owing accoiuits to Nato late Dr. George Given. Den- “Si Dlwee pay some at once at The l-aw office of George J. Tweedy, “»°."~\1 liank of canada Chambers, Chai-lottotdvm. and any persona hav- 1I\u any wroiinui against sua imitate nrfsent some at the office aforesaid l\'ii-l‘l0llf,‘ d§1ny’) V

_ _ J. LESTER. DOUGLAS ` '_ ANGUB lil. GBIIN

_` Excavators.

~ 1400-I-13-21

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rAiKi~: HOME

H lrrlllillmlillrrlil I

l - . ‘“’/:}T1"l'ro\la \ioi.iu iicnooa.

'"1"' - lmwvasl, Instructor

,»..,,__ ‘l"°'-'_' tm-I. ivrrriaim . .urry \\ rdlv--li-_v i--il 'rnumlss

' "~ Nl- mari in .‘. iv. .."`|‘;"|~ in ri ririirir-~»

l Calf receipts-215. Veal calves

steady prices. Common veal brought

$ . .

l were

stronger at $4 to ee with the bulk at

Quotations-docs veal $12-16 to

“lung for as ip $8.25. Lambs offer

$6.25 to 01.25.

Hog receipts-633. H0!! were ll

or more higher than a week ago there was a very light offering bacon: and butchers broulht 810.15 to |11 fed and wetliered. with $1 premium -per hog on selects. .Heav- iea were sold for |10. Light hon brought $10.75 to lil and sows were nom 39 to $9.50 awlii hogs ranged

DRAMATISING "YIClWIUK”

‘ (Canadian Press)

VIENNA Aultrllia Jan 13-Chan

by ri-sntlsek ranger. of Prague

by a Prague Theatre on Christmas,

back to old Virglnny' Minutes of last

call was answered by each member

BIITIIB

FEEHAN-At Savage Harbour, on January ith to Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Foshan (nee .lean Garrett) a daugh- ter. Mary Therese.

UCMUIDU-At Prince County Hos- pital, on January 11th. to Mr. and

_gpqm 510.25 in $20.50. Hrs. Percy E. McMiu'do. of Kelvin, -

ason._

_,___., ,.____-_.___.i.._

IAN-At lsv e Harbour. on

ds of Mr and Hrs. Adrian

mm, md ,em ,, held their Nsular monthly mectins irrrrruorrai i.ea¢u¢.riui-irig the im

wre in good d d nz 00 JB-\1Ull‘Y 'nh li' U19 l\0li'i¢ Of Mrs two years. The London Free Press

from umm w “L50 Wm., fm- to :°“°1d JW- Th*-fe We-VG N116 mfm' fears that the clubs may violate the mmm qmmy ml, M m_50_ w rs Ind five visitors cogent- Meet- rriary iirriii rinse, on ii ro; rome 13 50 Gogd sucker-`calves were sold lm °p°n’d W “Ming CUW FM of them will suffer financial loss.

to 813.50. Grass oavu » "D ‘“°°"”*¢ "M1 '-114 IWNVH1- R011 wiii ami chairs to mor

“'50 t° '5' . paying 5 cents. Next meeting to be Th, ,,,,,,|,_,|¢, of pn, huh” |n sia.so; oiseiuoi su io moo; com- ;;1°lh°w”l""‘t;’ °‘ M" "°‘W“‘1 E» Jw- 'rrrsrrio ir irrairrua oy nrt enormous mm, *.7 to "L59: 'mu M gn “_ duh ,P7 ml" wtlgi SWF' crowds that attend home games of sheen i-ecelpir 1,911. amd ewes and ffm .nj ’ '°" ~ °°“ ° W” urr 'rororuo Lean, aria iri order to wemers were “nay to 25° mam". °l'¢¢| by U10!! PFSCFW- Tm accomodate the large fhrongs a new

. i”°"”“m¢ 1°' M" m°°m"¥ 15 W rink will be built there next year

cd were mostly bucks and were sold b°d¥l;;: 135' 31;' mnléstt R93?-*Un flat will be the last word in rink for $6.25 with about 900 bucks at ln 1 N.;' °° ug. °°°°d construction and will be the biggest $7.25. Sheep l1r0\l’i\t from 02.50 to by ‘n'l(n:“n; P: mm' An ml' ice palace in Canada. Leafs have .5, lamb. nod '8 to ‘$353 wmmon °”° WW) found the Arena Gardena too small

‘ ' for them and they crave a large

._._.-..___...____ place, where more patrons can be

WANTED

lf you have any second hand

clothing to sell, give us a ring. We pay cash for everything we buy. Phone 50-L or call at 108 Richmond Street.

-1- -t .

"`*' ",*"""' Etitiitp Ultiteil lllilliffll

» . ' ' ' Ill as

les Dickens' "Pickwick" was drama- Jun” ah' mn nun", gum; TUESDAY

M .

me was produces for thslarstuma ,”"'w,""' ' .-.so-Mission aaini, reroirr ranting

__._._____._. -sum iiaii.

1950. Langer is the author of the . 7.30-senior C. G. 1. 1'. regular meet-

waa performed by MMI Mil'

Whic

A soldier. of course. You‘d be f

lime wcrkliig for a farmvr` be _ ’ 'MM N'

N. D. Mac!/can

OOO

remarkable, realistic play "Pl\‘il\l\ll’7" ' ing-Social llad.

-___.-*___

I" mu” md vim' gngugg An Acre of Lumber

' ll would you rather be. a __ mggl hi :'40 ;;“:=;

°1' * f"'° "°“°' www” 5 gun-qggg. enero raiier from carrioiuuwa.

' HAIOLD BIINAID I2 lllllzburollli Street

r.i...,»..-.L` rl.-r°°'" °"'"'“"" 1°" W4 wi rw 1° "wt °* °“°- .uunu~°»°»°°u_sua»u il

_ \ _A;________i_____ _ ____ _

I I i i

play a series for the woi~ld‘s title, and the other to refuse. There is some question as to whether the N. H-. L. winner would meet the Am-- erican champions, whom they regard as outlaws. Proxy Frank Calder has strong views on the matter, l and there would likely be a lot of wrang- ling before the mattcr was settled. lf the champions of both leagues

floc Chase‘s Ointment . ..._

». 6041 Scotts Emulsion . . . .. . . . .. . _ 7.5¢* Kruschen Salts ........ ....

$1.00 Russian Oil

1 $1.50 l‘lnkham’a Comp. . . . . . . .. .

47c 4.7¢ 46|: 69:2 Bile 981'.

Reg. lillc Size

Plll'l.LI'PS MILK

, 43|:

1.'ll()(.'OLi'iTES in fancy

boxes. |Few Left From Xmasi

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'» ii-1. 1 .\ I

1..

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39C 'I ff

rv v _

OF _WGNESIA _ Less 20 Per (ent. Off

Guaranteed Fresli Stock.

should coma together it undoubfedly‘ would make a very interesting series.

Maroons to Strengthen Lineup

All indications point to the Mon-

treal, Maroons putting over an en- deavor to strengthen their line up for the last half of the National League race. It is understood that Dunc Munro plans to return to act- ion on the Maroons' defence shortly and would have done so sooner but for the fact that his team has the full quota of player allowed by the rules. To make room for Munro. who-

has been cartlng his uniform on the! recent road trips, another player wllll be sent to the Windsor Bulldogs, and still another player will have to be sliced from the squad if Glen Bryd- son, Toronto boy now with the Mon- treal A. A. A. teaiuf is signed. And it is 'said such a happening is only a

matter of a. few days. Brydson, whoi _iis§___lo__T!9:i!il9.r§Q¢n\1n1# F1124 "‘°' best amateur right winger in Mon- treai.

Major Penalties

Auriel Joliat of the Canadiens and

“Dit” Clapper of the Bruins are the first two National League players this season to be automatically sus- pended for one game as a result of incurring three major penalties. Jol- lat was out of Canadiens 'line up, while Clapper was forced into retire- nient while the Bruins were playilll Ottawa in Boston last week. There are a number of other plays in the N. H. L. who have two major pen- alties against their record already this season. “lied” Horner of the Leafs is one and Eddie Shore of Boe- fon is another.

Will Play Crystal Sisters

The Shedlac young ladies’ hockey

team ls planning to visit Summer- side this week and try C0H¢l“5l°“9 with the Crystal Sisters. The Shed- lac girls were late this season in be- ginning practice. but hope to make ii. good showin! a€ross'the Strait.

Practically the entire team has

played hockey for several seasons. Captain Lorete Herbert expects to take along the following players: Goal, Capt. Hebert; defence Beatrice Dolron. Arialyee Hebert; wings, Dor- othy Glsdwln, and -Eva LeBlanc; centre Jeanne Bourque; spares, Gen- eva Cormier and Celina Gallant.

Later in the season the Crystal

Sisters will likely play in Shediac when they made their annual tour of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

How About It Charlottetown

The Moncton Times Says:-it was

announced last night by officials of the Junior city hockey Insue that F. lt. Sumner has donated a sllllvt ring to the "cleanest" player in the league. The award will be made on the general department of the player throughout the season, taking into consideration his conduct on and oi! the ice. Mr. Sumner‘a action la a worthy contribution to the League and should instill into the YNIDI players an ambition to Dil! “IG IIIM for the game‘s sake and to be gentle- men at all times.

It has also been announced a

handsome trophy, emblematic of the Junior City Hockey League. has been donated by the Moncton Trans- eript. five teams an entered In the Iaeagse rand competition for the sil- verware is expected to be keen.

Something along the shove lines

E Ross-DRUG-L"NiT1-:D

D°""°'°d ’ successor: T c. o. D. 0 we wiu

'f ` THE MacKINNON DRUG CO. 5011411

- Pay Cash and Save HOME FOR THRIFTY SIIOPPERS

19 '

Newest Members Of Mussolin is

_M-

ROME, Jan. 12.-"Fascist visitors"

dlspensarles, formed the new groups

waves. Less than one-qiiaricr of a second after the roll starts, that is before human senses can detect the roll, these lzyros have caught the

Gyro-stabilized yachts of wealthy

sportsmen, already in extensive use. have drivcn through heavy smrml without loss of speed, instead of hav- ing to licavc to.

In a calm gyros have been used

to roll a vessel artificially, as an aid to getting them off mud banks. In a rescue at sea. a stabilized boat is ali unusual floating breakwatcr shel- ter for the wrecked vessel.

fa-"

I siippns-e if l were to fllc tomor-

row ynird iarii-i'\' some other wo ~iiiii immediately." . ’

should be taken up with rcgardtothe juniors of this city.

"tial right a...i_». ld take a rect

first.

This Woman ,s

Life ’s Labor

NEW YORK. Jan 12.-(By The

Canadian Press)-Believe it or not,

oans anointed her with palm oil up-

The Sanioans dont like intellectual women.

all over Italy and instructed them to.. > ._,.m_k nm the name of Fascism ,ni Dr' Mead is MW Planning ° re' on spot were selling last week end

» i .

the name of the Dun." ,turn to the South Seas. Go she L. at ext,” 35 to 89. fircfo 32 00 83. i Epracticing upon her dancing steps. Puuet exmw 28 to 29. E¥gs_ Pmduw

` She is small and graceful, and if she iwants to, she can weave her sway- -ing body, ln colorful Samoan cos-

‘eum. Even in the hall of the dino-

day.

of Ifdlfan , “Th” “am” °f- “““‘»’°"°1°g““ is said mxtrrr zo, firm is, seconds 14. HW

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,drawing women in increasing num- bers, for museum and field. Women lare needed to do field work, but if they go venturing alone they are

boards and government officials who

“Field work makes heavy demands

There isn't any field work left in the

' Africa, souiii America. me Pacific

‘married to an engineer, a natural

1 someone whose cork carried him in

At tliirty Dr. Mead hr-is written

» l.rio\v by now, is another nntliropclo-

a tcrrilnle potato.

WEDDING BE LLS

beginning of the tilt and are in mo- A num bu, m,,,,_,. wrddinc was tion. Herein largely lies their effect- solenmized in Che|M,,,' MR”__

lvencss-they catch the roll early, Gertrude

‘he-l'i°l’"""” °” ln’ prlnclple M me' Cliailottrtovm. P. E. 1'., rnd Gerald veiii on.

Mitigation of scasicknesa is only Sgsggrd

0"” °! "med 55'r°'5l'“bm"' “"°"' Il' the officiating clergyman, Rev. C. I. 55"" i’°W°"- “ 2° degree mu nsurlng | Wilson, of the Baptist Church. equrl to a 20 per cent loss of power. The mme looked chm.mh,g

when

Elaine iiradlr-_v, fori'ni=i'ly ol

of Rnxhiiry. lliass.. were

in niarrlage nt. the home of

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drc;:. of brown carlton crepe, trim- med with orange, with hat and shoes to nmtcli and carried ii shower bou- quet of white roses and babies’ breath. She was iiitcndccl by hor sister, Miss Nora Brudlcy, who were fl dress of royal blue flat crepe with hat to match and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses.

The groom was ably supported by

his brother. Mr. Fred Goddard.

After thc ceremony the bridal

party rnolored io the hnme of Mrs. Cora Cleveland. wlirre a reception was hold. After refreshments and c'iiigi'niiilnlioris. ilic llappy young "fairs ‘fit by niit_ni‘ wi a honeymoon iilp to 1"i'o'. ldcii:e, lilicde Island and

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OTTAWA, Ont., Jan. 12-Fu1’t.l:lar

l>1‘1<‘e reductions are reported from iirariically all egg markets for the week ending. Production continues far in excess of present requirements and 84 yet 'zhere is no sign of any Aletizp in receipts. Toronto, Ont. Them is a continued weakness in this mar-

are the newest members of Mussol-

' _ _ |Dr. Margaret Mead, brilliant young kat' with pucci “lu be x d

|1015 01‘EB¥11Zi\U°“3 Uf men' “mme” [ ethnologist of the American Museum down Amwu h omcmu mfs] one and children enrolled in support of," Natural History is E Samoan hi; ed Sneah y ues are ine .fascist stare. ld H d ah 't b bl t “F-° '"5 °“ ` eggs ‘°°°7-5”" "Fascist 'vislt.oi's" are women who l dsggfnso b;um31l;°tha€e?hea sim? age eggs ar” very weak “nd” PN” volunteer to go to hospitals, humble, H Sure to sen and 8'” being °""°d .E

homes and wherever moral and ma .

term aid is needed. Their task is 1 on herhrecent expedition there, and ed_MOntrea1' Egg receipts he" today to comfort minds and nurse bodies. made er 8' pr mess' her American “'91” 232° “-583 3-’ °°ml’“\'9d W 937

college degrees would have proved as Cases for the wneapondmg da’ Int ‘

The fascist party, recognizing the _ work of women in ambulances and useless B5 her Ph1.Belm Kappa' key' year' The market L’ ""7 Wal* with

as low as 23 cts. for extras deliver-

‘buyers taknig on supplies from day ,to driy. British Colu.rn.bia fresh eggs

'tion all over Manitoba and 'Sask-

niclicwaii is continuing to increase ‘ai-id prices are again lower Dealers

i a I I . GyrO'StablllZer itumes, all over the staid old Mus- are paymg country Shipper. fm, um

» _ graded eggs extras 28. firsts 26, sec-

! To Rolllng saurs and whales. She said yester- ands 22. At Saskatoon and Begum i

paying prices to the country have

Vancouver. This egg market oontin _ ues very weak and prices have been further reduced. Wholesale dealers

lcanadhn “"9 ` nn. ow a'in -0

NEW YORK’ Jan* 12_ Harnessing constantly annoyed by ivell-meaning t;921Iylm_S;:'18iopfgldggiz; Zig: $2

ia. law of nature as universal as grav- co id It t d B I th to 1-,_

ltation is expected to keep the new ns er °° ‘mg mu" °r em' MON-yR_'EAL' Qu,” _mm 13_mg

Italian Lloyd Sabaudo liner Conte di on health and md -You must eat prices again declined on the pr0<lllC6 swam from rolling' Three soeny anything slcc an wiiere frateriiize and dairy market here today and cyroscvucs will be the bwiw. tbeiwlm an; E52! urfwasheii me eo_ huiirr, cheese and potatoes were un- first ever used on an Atlantic liner., ne as elgple and 1 r et’ md pl chm,ged_ Ontario fresh egg, carlow The law is one which alike holds il P D ' 0,8 D er es' were 10,.,-(rn ext,-as being down (wo

up the small boy`s spinnin top and

Emi me wiiiriing planets. gscienti.sis3U““°d States' 5° °"" has t° @°_ ‘°;;i;ms;,,iiL,ci,I;lf,gaui,(;z,i;`n;':,;1 3”; call it the law of procession. It is the ' _ | 39 ¢_,_ ,,0¢_,, retailers

power of it spinning body to resist ;ila;(;i!r°§0S;°eerg;pp;n;o: nnxxkgle' $91.8 81;, (|031, f,.;Ts5T,l;|a1_, losing strongly any attempt to prevent it.: ' one cent at 45 to 47 ¢t,g_ uid fresh from changmg the plane of its mm' scientist or another entliropnlogist- ‘°Xl'm" gaming on’ cent at 42 I” 44

Hon' l ' . I _ cts. Fresh firsis were unchanged at H

‘l“‘“ M' he' “"‘"" lm" “ll f°" I to ,mm.,,. mms 'RB cis. and fresh pullct extras losing V l I

ivarrl. the Conte de Savoia. will have] ` `- ' one cpu., at 32 M 33 ¢,m,,_ While thi-ee 100-ton gyros. Spinning tops; Tverai books among them .-Coming fresh seconds gained two cents at 30 _ they sie. geared to tilt fore and aft, io! Age in SBQMQU and _,Growing up to 32 cenw Bmw” emu we” “_ - . -but strangely enough not to tilt, in New Gumea,,‘Sh8 is the “fe or rhmsed and smmge ms", and sec. - l from side t° side' lDr R F Fortune who as vou would 01155 ‘l=’Cll“€d 0” °e“" “E 39 t'° 31

It is F* D¢°“1i‘“'i¢Y °f T’1`0C°55l°“! . A ' ' l V l cr-'its and 25 to 26 cents a dozeii. LM" if "‘° mt ls 1°” “nd ""' ‘h°1gist Arid so pei-inet in her digeriion iwmiww were 2-420 C11-=v=~ E11-SW" "°‘1‘“’“°° °"°"°d by "‘° “"`° 1"' lm” '- uirl. she is iris in sac "mm" which tovrishtiw ri'-imber one on-te\u12°<1 sm” "’ “de” Th“°‘ th’ gm’ °““ b° l taster ima ionirs iike rom, but which cremieiy butter was quoted at 31 1-2

applied to counteractlng the roll of is many ‘

to 32 cis. a pound and to retailers.

iSoiirls \i:f::»r» 33 cts. and prints 84 cts.

ia iiouii:i_ Receipts were eighty-eight ibsxes The cheese market was vel'.v Iciiill. rc-.~elpi,» being only 47 boxes. iaith wliite cheese quoted at 11 Cf-<.

si pouiid mid colorcil cliccse one cent

iliif,\-.pix New Br\m_<wiL‘k £79611 moun- tain potatoes in carlots were eighty five reins per ninety pounds bulk mm in rciauciui 95 wits per eighty pound bags.

What. I missed most during my

first, Christmas at Hollywood was holly.-Greta Garbo.

4 Noiliing can cement tivo people or peoples more than to be iii the same

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other American cities. The bride lrnvcllcd in a sand sport dress, with coat and berel: to match. Upon their return they will make their home at 20 Walnut Park, Roxbury. Mass.

The many beautiful gill- <-f lliicn,

silver. cheques, etc., ii~_=ii.'_.~ iii the popularity of the _vouiiu cniiiilf-_

The groom was formerly oi' lin'\-

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