PAOS.
SEC
DAILY
NEWS
It!)
ROYAL
BABY
CHRISTENED
WITH
WATER
FROM
JORDAN
RIVER
WHEAT
SALE
The
recnt
t:hn.stening
of
the
first-born
son
of
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Kint
made
possible
the
snapping
of
thi.s
informal
picture
of
the
family
riding
to
Buckingham
PaUu.
ror
the
baptismal
rites
The
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Kent
are
pictured
in
car
wu.h
then
baby.
wht
is
being
held
by
a
nurse.
The
chjld
was
named
Edward
George
Nicholas
Paul
Patrick
Windsor.
11
i
inn
ILinea,
in
Andalusia
LdlllCb
dl
1UU,
'stances
of
extreme
Sleeps
longevity
frer
Early
Applicant
I
fiHeny
are
reported,
says
she
has
LiIlllC
n0
reason
to
believe
she
will
not
I
live
at
least
another
ten
years."
She
married
at
32,
had
her
first
AGE
AND
PURITY
GUAR
ANTE
ED
BY
$10,000
BOND
CtiASTyB
REUJERIE5
Thla-odvrbsoroenf
is
"iadt
'published
or
displayed
by
the
Llqupr
Control
Board
pr.'
by
-t?-WPiment
p
ErlUth
(Jolumbla
I
IS
REMEDY
i
prqninics
Prpfesspr
Says
Surplus
Shpuld
Ije
Disposed
pf
oyr
OTTAJV'A,
Dec.
?0:
In
ordr
to
keep
the
price
from
advancing
unduly
and
unsettling;
the
mar-
!
ket,
the
ppminion
Wheat
Hoard
J
(s
srllfnr
'wheat
freely
and
Gap-
da's
surplu?
Is
fentinuin?
tQ
move
out
nicely
under
the
in-
j
fluence
of
the
strengthened
marjtet.
j
MONTREAL.
Dec.
29:
JCP
!
Wheat
salesi-J-lmpetus
to
wlwLs
pf
jCapaijn
Industry
h9M
the
sqUj-
tlon
to
uanaaas
economic
pron-lems,
says
John
T.
Culllton,
assis
tant
professor
pf
economics
at
Mc-dlll
University
here.
Immediate
sale
of
the
western
wheat
surplus,
even
at
a
loss,
was
the
sole
remedy
to
the
pressing
problems
facing
the
Canadian
people,
Prof.
Culliton
told
a
meeting
of
the
General
Accountants'
Association.
,
Mr.
Culliton
said
the
immense
(
importance
nf
wheat
was
seen
in)
the
fact
that
the
average
value
of
j
the
annual
crop
was
$400,000,000.!
It
was
the
country's
greatest
single
export
and
paid
for
numerous
im-,
ports
such
as
tea,
coffee,
cocoa,
su-
(
jsar.
oranges
and
bananas.
lint
I,
tlio
llnltoJ
O
to
toe
mil
nf
I
Fflr
L,U1UUIU
DlVIUGIlds
exDOrt
market
and
the
crops,
,of
Australia
and
the
Argentine
be-i
lov
normal,
the
time
had
come
for
Spanish
Centenarian
Shows
Young
chnd(
agirl(
at
3C
and
her
seamt
Appliesat
city
IlaU
In
Calgary!
f
dispose
of
her
surplus
tOlk
HOW
tO
(jrow
Old
!
U
a
Wov
boy,
n't
at
K0
50.
The
Tli,.
first.
first
riipri
died
cmmr
young,
.v..
r-!.i.
Dollars
r.ii
I
Mr.
Mr.
CullitOll
Culliton
Said.
sad.
i
With
Grace
I
the
second
is
now
a
grandfather.
;
fler
husband
died
in
1896.
MADRID,
Dec.
20:
I
CP)
At
100
Dona
Gertrudls
had
all
her
You
are
certain
to
Le
doing
tlie
right
thing
if
you
serve
Lucky
Lager
The
Champagne
of
Beers.
It
is
preferred
hy
more
people
than
any
other
brandy
Order
early
and
adequately
to
avoid
any
disappointment.
Other
Wghett
Quality
British
Columbia
Malt
fieverages
to
clioascfromt
EojilUh
Type
Beer
Special
Xmat
brew)
B.C.
Bud
Lager
Silver
Spring
Lager
Burton
Type
Ale
Silver
Spriug
XXXX
Stout
3m:
For
Eighteen
WW
Mr..
Culliton
expressed
the
opin-i
jion
that,
as
Europe
was
producing;
a11
11
could
the
Do-j
CALOARY
nee;
50:
(CP)-Pirst!
ever
produce,
...
.
.
'
--
I
1
vl
1
.
1
A
1
years
uona
oertrudls
Peregrino
teeth
until
she
was
74,
She
was
application
lor
the
Social
Credit'
fn""un
CUUK?
100K
Iorwara
10
a
re-dances.
Intricate
"sevillanas"
and
.
never,
even
during
childbirth,
un-
basic
dividend
proniiseo;
by
AHctior
1,1
wheat
tarlffs-
Tne
,nter-"fandanguillos,"
sews
without
der
medical
care
until
she
was
80.
berta's
new
goverrunent
was
iriatje
!
n1-onal
marke
must
be
recognized
glasses,
and
insists
qn
high-heeled
A
physician
then
prescribed
for
a
at
Calgary
city
halj!
a
cPmPetltve
market
and
de-
.roes.
'severe
cold.
Jle
has
never
had
to
be
."I.
want
my
Social
Credit.
$18,!
mands
for
reductlon
ln
wheat
She
sleeps
but
five
hours
put.
of
called
again.
please."
a
man
told
the
city
clerk,
!acrea8e
a
a
solution
would
prove
the
24,
does
her
own
housework,
Having
lived
through
many
Considerable
questioning
by
of-!uIesSl
11
snould
&
handled
as
a
and
takes
care
of
her
garden.
She
wars,
.Dona
pertrudis
has
come
to
ficlals
revealed
the
man
had
been
Prlvate
enterprise,
he
said,
says
she
jeats
evervthlne
that
'fear
and
hatp
wnr
Hpr
rnnln
rnn.
Infnfmnrt
Kit
o
foii.,.
onto-
it,.
Many
obstacles
had
been
over-
.
"
"
-
IIHWUIUU
MJf
I
ttilUW
CUICI
Ut
II
1C
'
pleases
her
taste,
and
relishes
wine
ceirn
now
is
that
a
fresh
European
provincial
soup
kitchen
that
regis-
come
ln
makirig
Canada's
system
with
her
meals.
conflict
may
force
her
two
grand-
traion
at
the
city
hall
would
bring
ot
grading
the
standard
of
the
This
hardy
centenarian
of
La
sons
into
service
him
the
$18
dividend.
'
world
Canada's
wheat
was
mar-
keted
with
less
cost
and
more
ef-
"
fectively
than
that
of
any
of
Jts
competitors.
iMORE'iEN
TEACHERS
j
fpinmissionf
r
Alder
Defends
Recent
Appointment
and
Urges
i
'
'
Allii1i(s
to
Save
Hoys
There
has
been
a
hue
and
cry
of
late
about
my
appointment
of
teachers
in
the
schools.
All
things
being
equal,
any
local
job
should
go
to
a
local
malum-
woman,
but
when
I
want
a
man
teacher,
a
girl
;
will
not
fill
the
bill,"
declared
W.
J.
Alder,
pity
commissioner,
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
In
tlie
Coinmodote
Cafe
yesterday
j
In
the
course
of
an
address
on
civic
j
affairs.
"The
facts
ate
that
our
schools
are
all
dpjnj
excellent;
work
In
the
classrooms.
I
have
no
adverse
crl-Mpism
to
fnake
n
hat
particular
btit
the
Jime
has
copie
when
niore
men
ln
the
higher
grades
of
the
!
Elementary
scji.ools
are
a
necessity.
:
Of
three
appointments
to
the
high
!
sc.h..oql
this
year,
two
were
men
apd
:the
one
lady
was
for
home
econo-'
rnlps.
i
'
We
have
in
this
city
a
number
qf
underprivileged
boys
whose
homes
have
broken,
down,"
continued
the
commissioner.
"Seven
are
now
In
the
Industrial
school
for
i
two
year?,
ata
cmt.of
$24
each
per
month,
and
"the
police
have
a
long
list
of
delinquents
on
their
books.
I
"In
the
appointment
of
these
I
men
teachers,
athletics
are
stressed
i
and
aside
from
the
matter
of
discipline,
I
think
that
the
playing
field
Is
a
wonderful
place
to
build
character.
I
have
In
mind
the
necessity
for
enough
men
teachers
in
the
schooli
so
that
every
boy
can
eventually
be
drawn
into
the
games."
Grotto
Taxi
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bojrVtppth
at
his
College
Road
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replaced
the
forceps
on
the
tuble
tnd
dropped
dead
in
a
chair
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or
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here
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of
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