till ,=§i§1 iigrlll it in ri

In F'

sell 'W' as -ll! IM* 1|; greatest enaray at health 5 asmlllon OOIUPOUWI- B _U n, |,.. al appetite ssl early- cmhy, is kills mdusshaal Yes , ,,,, 5. lnulslnl by Mills I *Mm cereal. ` Laboratory tests l\0_W Klullfl mg” .applies “balk” and vhs- ,;, B te relieve eoanaes causti- wjn, Also iron for the blsel. 11,, “bulk” in Asn-Baan is mad: gh mt in leafy vegetables. How ,ug plmanur so sat this deli. 5,, may-toons essaal than ee .5 ,mm nedid|aes.¢'lwa tablo ...Jule daily are llilb |“'

_ .. slant. Chronic

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eases. with sad: meal. If not ro- lieved this way, see your demos. llads by Kellogg in Lodon, 0|!-

; _ _ onenlns the le-

: of the Music Confer-

as, India, declared the music wa. the most ro-

of all the great lnystcriu

mankind.

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Professional Bards

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WELL DRILLING Communicate Wltl -Tile Trask Well Co. whgnsn s. oaoms »"-'L°’...’.%."§' '»‘..‘.'..°"-'»’.. -

i liaslleaald. I

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Prong Pierced _ &_ And Sandalied Priest Served

‘l@\0N'l’0. Pm. 'I-(U.P.)-As ESA’ .1 %°"‘»?éi..f.°'..H“ °““""

_ as up

Order ed hpuohins, who died in 'lhlmto in 151, Roman Oatlsolim have unearthed interesting mater- ialhearingonhispastorateoist. larfs ohuroh here.

When his case of beatiiieation

and aessonisation as s saint comes

authorities at Vatican 00 Nbllitd to have hem

Toronto through the relics, some of which

on of fsmiliu

oited.

Researches conducted by Rev. ld-

ward Kelly, scholarly historian of the 'rwento archdioceas. have dis- closed Father louis was born of wealthy parents at Lavsgns, Italy, educated for banking and spent .four years in business before s serious illness brought about his conversion to s religious life.

He entered the Capuchin order in

l and spent many years in Italy, Francs and England before he was sont to Toronto un the plea of Mon- aignsur dc Charbonnei who was a-

gzuttobeoonsecratedbisluzpcfthe

y. A short. dark complexioned man.

emaciated but with piercing dark eyes, bearded, arrsyed in the Cspu- chin habit with tonsured head and sandalled feet, he must have seem- ed s figure out of the Middle Aiea when he made his first appearance at. Bt. Marys.

According to !‘at.her Kelly's notes,

Father Louis led a life of privation. wearing the Cspuchin habit despite the severity of Canadian winters ang eating the plainest and ooaraest food at only one meal each day. Boon after his arrival he was PN- sented with shoes but never wore them.

In the month of February he cams

to the atiniinisti-sig gi* the m asking permission ve a his house. The administrator com- manded him under obedience to do so at once. He rarely llcllt 111011 than barely sufficient to sustain nature and always rose to fulfil the canonical hours.

"risen," Father Kelly relates.

“whmhs diedandthebodywll bt- ing prepared for burial the culmin- ation of Father Louis’ edorts at mgmggcation was disclosed. It was found he wore s hair shirt and s- rouod his waist was discovered a girdle made of twisted wires with 37 pn-mga projecting alter the man- ner of modern barbed wire.

‘This instrument of torture he

must have wcm for many YM!! ll the akin about the holes made bl' the prongs was hard and calloused."

1"ather Louis was buried beneath the sanctuary of St. )lary'l» WN!

was moved 80 years later to a

building, where it now rests.

said to have been "ln tate of preservation."

ement flosrh cearhonlkaon

pqgeaaaa far eno llml 011 gg the body will be necessary.

5352 -cial 25°; E

W' §§ 3 FQ; Eég

SPIINUION S@00L

th oi January: Nicholson; 1.

li :ll

susan auxin

crass 1x-1, Bessie Halliwell: 2.

agargaret Nicholson: S. Mlflllll MU-

tin. orsev vm cor.--1. llushle Nlvh-

olson. as-ads vu.-1, nor-ence menenou; Lillian lllllllmwll-

LGl'ade VI-I, Sadie Halliwell: 2. Kenneth Martin; 3. Mllwfvl Rem-

say.

afada V-l, Jamu laaekinnon. grade Iv-I, Donald Nicholson.

Grade I!! (&'_‘).-n-ilalph lhoPhae: William Hal!!

"qs-ada III (Jr.)-l, lieanor Ram- say; 3, Bobby MacKinnon. ands u-1. Hwy lll°Kll1l\°°- 0|-nb I-1, Gordon 'l‘h0lnDl°ll- lossnoe J. Ward-Telchln

Grl.N‘l1)N SCHOOL

Clinton School for anuary, 1934: ennie Mott MCKIIS ; 8, Muriel Heaney. abel Sullivan. Beth 0‘0onnor: I.

__a, virginia 0'0onnor; ering. -l, George Piokerillli I. tsheldi 3. Hilllrd Wood-

V-l, Lorna Warren; I. Connor: 3. Klldlerine Pick-

lilililla-iiiiflitisii in §=£§§rl;§§ ' I

__l. Ulla Whitehead! 2. ; I, Ivan Somers. Vivian Sullivan; 2.

,|:vararry:2.

Perfect attendance for the month: llva Pickering. Ivan Plckerlhl. R01 pgynxar, _Lorna Warren, Ivan Som- ers. Beetle W__\_fl'¢=

Puosntase attmdauoe-li. 'hustler-.Adele v. Hashanah. nnaam ann vlcnrrrr

‘<>ar-senooiurvvelalreoxlllat tnsacrirulmmasamvn las :server ms rrmoll 10°- avum.

'lie

lil Eli if E E

ill; ‘ilzlli ,iiiii \ Egg t§| vii iii; get lil mg Fir '

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Public Dancing An ___. Offence In China

(Canalan hm)

EUIKONTON, hh. 0--Than an

_no Chinese P00910 in ldmtllton who dance in t-be approved Wut-

ern ma.nn:;', nlsvissrfoog llskman, tor ot the Chinese mislon, stated when questioned regarding the le- oent order that has gone Iorth in Canton, Iorbidding public dances, and Hating tthe pastime ss a “pub- lic offence.”

“I don't know why such an ort`_r

ahould be necmary." lisa Dick- lnan said, “because there are many things about Western customs that shock the Chinese people, and the way of dancnrg is one of them, it

is not considered h:legant_ (aint dancing is really w t you gymnastics. Before China throw off the yoke of the Manchu dyn- asty, no one ever dreamed of da.nc~ ing, but since the revolution in 1911, there has been much more freedom in every way, and it may be that this custom is becoming prevalsn among the young set,

the government is trying e national traditions. But

I am afraid there is no means of stopping the pastime, if the young people have really adopted lt, and I dou’t quite see what harm it can do ..

Si lt-

Coincident with this puritanioal

policy of the Bureau of Public Baf- ety in Canton, there has been is- sued a sweeping order forbidding students, teachers, and all civilian government employees from wear ing foreign-style clothing, or from wearing Ohinesestyle clothing made from imported materials.

"Although one can see that tu

vogue for wearing imported mater- ials threatens China's silk trade, it is again sllrangethat this order should he necessary," Miss Dick- man asserted. “The Chinese peo- ple in this city would prefer to wear the costumes and materials of their own country, if the clim- ate and their curollmstances per- mitted-and if they returned to China, they would certainly con- tinue to wear the traditional eos~ tume. There must be many new influences at work, and the young- er generntion is probably adopting many western ideas.

"Ladies of the intellectual classes

always appear in the soft embroid- ered silks that forms fashionable

lug home would not like to go a~ round in European clothes."

Still another edict was issued in

Shantung in an attempt to pre- vent women from wearing their hair in thehigh curled western mode,

IONA EAST SCHOOL

Bona- roll for the month of Jan-

uary: once lx-1. Mary Gill: 2. R-its

Gill; 8, Benedict Walsh. .

Grade VI-1, John llcilarry; 2.

Alice Connolly; 3, Edna MoGarry_

Grade IV-l. Helm KDGUTYI 3. Catherine oonnolly: 3. Cyril Wlllb-

Grsde VI-l, Miriam MoGarry; 3,

leo Walsh. or-me I-1, Marv Walsh: 2. Ruth

McGar-ry; 3, Lillian Conncll¥~

Teacher-Ruth Cairns

MOUNT STEWART SCHOOL

Report of Mount. Stewart School

for January: _ Grids X-I, Mary llacllachern;

I, lisanor Douglas: 8, Ida Ularbs-

Grsda IX-l. Gilbert Timmins; 1.

Florence Martin; I, Elsie Kneeboile-

Graae VIII lsr.)-1, Edson Af-

!1eok;2, Daniel MacAsklll_

~l, Cecil Msclbodi 3. stalls : s. Kms Jer- oncs vu-i. I-alle MMM: 8.

Lois Bfyentoo; I, Bessie Cllsrhr-

Iksttmslhte Dqareaserat or-ace vi-1. rr-snxlyn Jay: 2. rredsie oofrin; 2. I-larry 'l`ll1\l=llll»» 0:-asa v-1. Mary -hy: 2. Oswald

\(acDtlsa.\d& 8. Gerald Kaolaod.

0rs& IV-I, Brighton )(ooDoIlI-

gau; 3, Reggie Ieehsu; 3, Doris

¢ll

mm rs-uuary Dererlm 1 Grace In-l. June -hy: 2. Phyllll

Ailleck; 3, Bruce Ailleck.

Grade II-l, .lean Affleck: 3.100-

na Jay; 2, Harold Mitchell.

Grade I-l, Ruth Plgott; 2, lv-

arett. Mitchell: 3. AlDh°Dlll8 M"- Donald.

Teachers-Mary Irving, Annie K

MacDonald and Helen MacDonald.

lDl'l'-A BOSPITAL 8150.603 AWA!!!

BIIIPON, llg., Feb. 7.-William

Burst, bachelor and former coal mine worker. died- leaving an with of about 0280.000. llwet 01 it W I hospital his executor cannot trace. must. who was 'rs years old left

three small annuities, one to the ex- ecutor c( his will, John Harper, of

Bolton. mother to a cousin, Johl; Priea, who died six years ago. an

Ga-uns..

lgifscn i §E§§§E; 3; §EsE¢§;§g § iiinc li zrmfial

‘ lay wheat audetllat M15 with Ill! option at 'I0 ta. Thr t ot ral in

“tue in ohm._ md tho” n¢um_`iou however-_ that Winnipeg prices be

Pivotal New

York Stock!

(Canadian lreas)

“Doll

Allied Olsem ._ Amuudl'Pow ... . _ _ Aruhmclt ... Am Tel and Te] . Anseouda . . _ . _ Atchison ,_ . . .. ..._ Auburn Motor ... - Bath steel ._ Canada Dry ._ CI'll._._.._....._ ._

glass ii 110%

~=i as .Surg

Case ,. _ _ Cheaapenkg and Ohio __

Con *I ._ ., _. Corn roducts_ _ _ ._ Delaware and liud _ __ lastrusn .. .. Gen Electric .__ Gen Foods Gen Motors . int llsrvester _ _ . . ._ rut Nickel _ Nat Bllésslt _ .. N Y Central . . Notch American ... _ , _... Pub Bel' N J Radio _... Stalld0l1NJ..__. .. Tex Gulf ._ _ Uulon Carbide _ ._ Ullltod if

orp if

Union Paeatia: ... . _ ._ 126

U S Rubber UlSLeol__. _ . _ .. ._ Vanadium ... .__

Westinghouse ., __ MQ Woolwortb ._ __ _ __ 52

BANKS ` _

(Canadian Press) Banks Ulsaa Commerce .__ uiiqnoted Montreal ... ... ll Nova Scotia 214 Royal. _ ,,. IN _.___

(ZRLALDI

(Cmnsdlaa Pleas)

WINNIPEG_ Feb 'I-Belling, llllplt-

od by dowuturua in the Chicago mar- ket, outweighed ordered on the

Wlnnlper Grain Exchange today and prices fnislted if to $5 celltl UW" th. previous close.

srl., is sw. 10% I8 D56 W6 as 30%

if ‘$22 il*

d'g&

een ea n

the United States southwest upset tha southern market which broke three cents at one lime.

Trading through the Winnipeg nit

wa. small in volume, export were contiued to scattered lots, and other support was very thin.

Market observers wer of the opin

haved well in the face of t e‘ sharp decline at Chicago.

Erratic movement of exchange with

the pound sterling again strong, was

upsetting at Liverpool and the lux- llsb market drafted $5 to Broombsl reparte a steady deal s lu stocks of wheat flour in United Kingdom ports, almost 5,000,000 bush-

el, dlrcrease showing up in the past mont _

Cash grains trading was thin, and

coarse grains values eased with wheat.

CHICAGO, Feb 'I-Tumbled down by

nop loss selling wheat today fell a- bout 2% cents a bushel, with other gltalns sllo suiiferlug sharp getbackl.

Most of the selling came (rom

bousaa with connections east. and was associated largely with weakness of the stock market, likelihood of rains soutawast_ and with prospec- tive imports of rye. The proposed

new gbrails exchange code wal also a distur lug factor.

Wheat closed unsettled 2 to 2%

/under yslterday's finish com li to ut down, ons sg-at off, rua provis- ions showing 1 to lil rests decline.

WINNlPlG_ Feh 7--

(` Sl

-L0

Wheat: llaiy G83/3A; Jus 70A,

Oats: May 86%: July %B_ Barley: May 4295; July 4355A.

CASH PRICES

Wheat: No 1 hard 7035: No 1 nor

MK; No 2 nor 63%; No 3 uon 88%; Noanor el%:No55'lV: Nos5'l:

md &l§; Track GW.; 'No 1 duruus

0a¢slloICW l4lg:Nol CWB!-

§; lx 1 feed SBK; n 1 feed 81%: Mo I feed 8054; Rrjected 25%; Track

Barley melting grades 6 row ax l C

W eS5£;2 row ex BC W tolli Other

fradas no I C W sud track 40135: No

CWH§|;No5CW8Sl(; olC

W ITM.

EDKCUHQLANSZF

(iialasllla Press)

UONTBIAL, fob 7-British and

foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar, as s-nmpllml by the Royay Bunk of L`nn‘r-lu. rlused todsy ll Io lows :-

Argentina peso TAM

Australia pound 4 Nr2_v Altoirla lchilllllg l9$‘t

Belgium beige 2206. Brasil mllreig 0008 Bulgaria In 0151

(‘blns Hong Kung dnllar~ .'l$ll_

Uaochoslovakln crown _(NM

Denmark krone '_"_:,=l| Finland flumark .1228

France tranc .0040

German; rsicbsmsrk B881 Great ritain hound 50287.

Greece drachma 0002

Holland Morin .Med

Hungary pengo lull?

ludla rum-\ 386|

Italy llre 0l\'i|‘|

Japan you _$008.

Jugosmia dinar 0222

New land pound OOM).

Norway krone 2502

Poland Iloil l8& Rnumenla leu (rim

South Africa pound 5 WM

Rpaln poseia mln Sweden krone '.500

Bwlist-rum] fran: 3162 United Statas dollar 7; per east

premium.

(Bills Press)

laehaaga rates at the close today

wesa;--

M lon¢|¢sl»'l‘r>v|nvl 513%; T7, I.

lolla I “ l

r 005, frsnrt 40

At New York-Pound 4 MM; Canad-

ian dollar Nga; franc 094.

At Peril- onnd 'II 90 fr; Canadian

doflar ILC rr: U- I. dollar 15.10 fr,

a g*-Pound ‘lie ld; Canadian

Inks _C eaats.

W YORK, hh 7_(AP)-l'nr-

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Up Father

list »---

otations

' Montreal

Stocls Market

(Calalhn lresll

ltlllka

BntburstA... ... Bell Tal . ,.... Braalllan ._ _. . ... Can Car . ..._ Can Car I-'fd . ..._ CllllndAl_,_._ . ... Cl"li_._..._. . ...__

Class

117 135; 5% 15 15% 16%

How Smith __ _. it? Dom Steel Coal B . ... Li , Int Z\.ckel _ _ _ 2:55 Massey Harris _ . _ ._ 7% U£L‘0l1 I¢`l’Ollt » . _. Montreal Power ..._ Nat Brew _ ._

_ Power Corp .

Quebec Powes _

|t§hswlnlgan _ _ _ _ ... 'Mit-ul of Can __

Wlllmvfl El . _. . . . .._

.FYILMUL/CY?

(Canadian Preset bl0N'l‘ltlliAl._ Feb 1--For the third

consecutive day ogg prices on the Montreal dairy an goduce market showed sharp gains todays trad- ing, with further advances of two to three cents a dogeu 'being recorded. Graded shipments lu csrlozi or lon were being quoted over s broad range A lar e seuin I

ily. 35% zu; ills I5 21% Xi 3%

g g or .38 to eu cents a

duaarl_ A medium for lid to 35 cents and pullts fur 35 to 37 e-nts.

The butter market again held steady

to tractionaily higher. No l regraded pastaurilad butter In carlotr or less was quoted at 20% to 27 cents s gound with arrivals totalling 100 ores.

Potatoes acid for 81 10 per S0 pound

bag for Quebecs, 81,15 to $1.20 per 80 round bls or New Brunswick mountains and SLI to $1.80 psr D0 pound bag of Prince Edward island mountains.

Currencies

(ilanadian Press) NIW YORK, Feb 7-The ls-auch

trance met support in the foreign ex- change markets today in face of the crisis at Paris. The franc opened 00 ot a cent higher at s 3'! cents, and al- though this was reduced lt managed to close st 0.84 for s net gain of .03 of a cent.

Sterling and the Canadian dollar al-

so were gtrong at the ensuing The Dominion dollar out its d onllt. from l3~1tl per cent to 0-16 per csnt hut weakened to close at Y, percent for a net loss oi' 1-lo,

The pound crossed the S5 line to

35.0855 during the foreuoon_ After

midday however it slid black rapidly srrtd eose at 34.98% lp 11.5 cents ue .

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Fab 1-The pound

sterling, the French franc and the United States dollar all showed gains at the close of trading on Montreal Foreign llxehanize todays.

The pound, after opening at about

0615, eoneidersnly shove last nlght's close eased to a closing level of $5 UK, where it still held a gain of 1% cents. The French franc advanced .02 cent at 6.40 cents and the United Bhtee dollar flrmed 1-Ill percent to close at K of one percent premium.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL Feb 1-

Whest nor no 2 14. Barley C W no 3 40.

Oats C W no 2 44. Ont; feed no 1 41.

ugolour spring wheat patents Ilrsfl

Flour seconds 4 60.

Fiour bakers 4 50. If our winter wheat patents choice

8 I5 8_N.

Flour white corn 4 40-4 60

Bran ton 2.! Zi. Shorts ton 26.25.

Mlddllngl ton R 25.

Rolled oats hsg 90 lbs 3 00

Hay no 2 pr-r ton rarlots 14 50.

Cheese Ont colored 100;

Il;utterAno 1 r|\gr:_;irrl 2tll§ 27.

ggs lar e U- ,

A medium so-88. A pallets ld-81.

Potatoes tgrebecs 81.10.

N. B mtl 16 to ll N

_ I. mt. |125 to $1 80

P.l

Markets At A

Glance

(Caladllsl Press]

Toronto slid Montreal-Industrial

stocks lower sud. elxosn weak.

Toronto Mines- rregulariy lower. New York-Stocks sharply lower.

Winnipeg-Wheat closed lnwer New York--Cotton end sugar blgh-

er; rubber and coffee lower

LIVESTOCK

t"o.l l_nke . ._

(canarias new r§f.|:~...i» __ .. .'

MONTREAl._ heb 1-Offerings ou ,;__»___,|_, __ __

the two M\>nirr_-nl lirustor-ir _uisrkv-is (;__i__|._____ _ _ \ 'ndny tuinllod 7.4¢ ltw-etpts unc corn ,;r__________ _ ,_ ports U; D0 cattle, 290 t-sires, 370 hogs G______a____ __ ._ an a esp. »' . _

'éhlere were ng earl!y';a15e__s _of cattle. ;:‘f:|____w' ° _ _ vas were rm n _ or grass- " _

are to $8 for medium good quality ggflfazpr __ vaals and up tu $850 for tops At H_)_____`_______ _ tuna of writ ug nn bugs bmi been H____,__`__ ‘ '° _

sod. '

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Stock' Qu

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_ Yieldlng io numerous requests, I have decided in ullcr as ;| iandsdaia "’ U" f°fU"°“1lll¢ Civic l=`|¢flI°l\- In dllins so l am actuated solely by u sincere desire to be oi service to the somn unity ||' hi .

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c_r_1ce_i_at.dthe Lolmcii Board will be of any benefit to the deliberations of

i a o y, I would sincerely appreciate your support.

May I say that I reallae fully the .absolute necessity for the most rigid

economy in Civic Govomment, with the desired oilsertlve of a halaaaoed budget. I do not belleve_ there is any necessity so rfsor. to increased Lala-

nilon, and am ilrmly oi the opinion that s plan can be evolved whereby a mum |ren.er percentage ot the taxes can he collected, 1 would suggest foag equal payments on dates to sync-nrunrle with the payment. of water takes. st would appear to me that this would serve the two-fold purpose of mag- ii.;; it a much easier mails-r for citizens to pay their taxes, um womd P"- t.|.r-r ins- revenue when requrreu, tnus reulsrrug inorest payment; on eer- ronrrl money. l have suisicieni iaith in the riiiuns ol this City te bg"-

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May I say also that if elected. I will in every way endeavor ln work

in hunnony with the Mayor, (whoever he may bel and with my fdllw (`ouncl|lors_ iowsrus the building up of s bigger, better and more prsup".

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