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“-»"-'"- °"°"“~'~ 11°--‘°° "-1 oHARLo'rrE'rowN GANADA sA'rl'RDAY JANUARY 31 1925 gr--:_..°=‘;,°°,_~,'»,“,°'-;.."°:,".,

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ttiiltt ttiittitii 1 tits HIE erusttistnis itil-il f ~ I T PM

(Canadian Preaa)

u F E N T H Y i `0T1`AWA’ Jan. sos-_‘Exports

from ‘Canada ln the year 1924 ex- ceeded imports by $262,413,043 ex. ports lislu 1,oss,o ' _ 1

8 0 57.898, and lm

--Z D0rts $808,196,573, according to a __

' ' ~ ,summary issued b th C - _

Pact Wlth MCXICQ Pro' ial Intelligence Jogrnai oIf]li$¢;arl:tf:s,0Ver L€g'S 3.

vide f°f D°v°l°1>- i_i_:°..‘s°i&.§‘.ii’_?.‘3t‘t2°..‘;i.i“§;.t:.‘:.i Anus Supplied nur ment of _G_reat Port 000 less. ing Year--Tricycles

0" Paclflc C0351 - and Invalid Chairs OLD _VI-E-NACE \Submar1l_1{a_e(_J_rew _Res- Issueigsabled _

(Special to The Guardian) 1

Feared Harbor May .s,,.,.,, ,,,”T,,, G,,,_,d,a , watson, 1..., iio__N..l..iu...t.... »

PORT _ _ dlllg the lapse of ilve years ilo~»

Become Jap. Naval rphe ¢r@§vM¢3L.i.;`¢I;L l`;uI'0'mla]ilirll'l‘e3g;48!tile cessation of hostilities, 57,2131 Base ln the Event of 1~"hl°h was drive” “l‘°f° Ut' the en- f.'}°“.il.'.§i.‘l'.f'.i§1.i'l` t.iei.‘$i.f.2q.§'§..2f"fi{

rilnce vo ~l’ortsmoutt‘h H rb l t '_ '

Wal' n-ight was tlaken off by coli-st cglllagiiysithe Great Wm' were disposed 01 1"

STOCK]-i0LiM, Jan. 30.-Is :Mexi-

co lo be colonized by Asia or Eur. cpe? This is the issue which now llrguntly confronts the world, uc. cortliilg to .Dr, il-Ielmer Key, editor ot` illc "Svenska Dagbladt," and out- of the world's leading u-utlmr. ities on the emigration question,

The treaty, which was conclud-

ed lilst month between Mexico and .l:lpun, the text of which is still un- published, provides for the devoi- opnlcnt of a great port lil Lower California and the movement of

-l1\lN\ll'H SUFDIUB lwpulation to.Mex-Iwas burned to the ground lastl

ico, wllere it will be accorded equ ul rights with the Mexicans, Dr. _lie-y. wllo has the text in his pos- session, revealed this to the writ- [‘l‘,

This treaty, when it becomes

ltllown will cause apprehension in ille lluited States, \Dr_ Key fears, owing to the possibility that the new Mexican port might become a .lupnnese naval bose in case of war iulil tile Japanese emigrants be- come Japanese soldiers.

What Dr, Key proposes is that

.lit-xico, along with otller vacant regions in :Canada and South Afri- ru, sllould be _colonized by Europe wllose vast excess populations lulve no work and where there is no prospect for work for them for many years. The world, according so Dr. Key. nireildy is greatly ov- ci‘~intillstriulized,

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Caiiadian Silver

Foxes To Be Bread in France

T‘.\ltlS, Jon, 30.-Forty-tive sil-

ver foxes have been brought into Frulire from -Canada by IMr_ Ber- l\f'l’. a breeder from Alsace, who lntonds to develop a farm along the lines c fthose so successfully rontlut-ted l nmore northerly clim- es. Tile precious animals, valued nt smile 20,000 frallcs apiece, have been transported with great care

very special attention to their

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Condensed Specials

RATE.--ic per word, not

§ each insertion in this column.

°8AUNSOME SAUSAGES MADE

fresh today. Saunders, Newsom it co.. luurlret Building.

6050-9-124-6-mos.

g___________ 'Pl-UM Pnsssnvs 4 Le .ian 75

o_ts.-P. J, MacDonald’s, corner iriucc and Kent Street.

178-1-30-mst

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ler than butftor and cheaper than ltliti. 3 lb tin 80 cts.,5 lb tin 5100 at P. J, MacDonald's, cor- iiir Kent and Prince.

178-1-30-in-3i

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Duss book between W. K. Rogers insurance Office and Railway via Gt. George and Water Sis. Finder please leave at Guardian Oilice, ' 165-1-29M.8i_ _ 'PHONE nov .|. M. noon 4 cow Wholesale Pork Packers, 89 Wuer so-est. olulrioimm-lu.

882-1-10-ff

.gé______________ °8PaciAl. orran oF mol-t Bride envelopes, 50 for 204:. 125 '°r also for ssc., soo im- $1~00. iooo for urs. oullrtlisu Office.

__ ’-'OB -Pmnrlno - or lzvenv d°“°fiDtion cheapl and exped- "~l°\l!i¥ executed. énardian Cen- tral .ldb Printery. Phone 188.

2876-5-0-ti'

__-ii °SPsclAt..sl anlcubei- Pnuu.

93. 3 lbs, for ilo. Pears, I tina 95°. Cocoa, 2 lbs. 250, Pickles, I bottles 253 (Lenox Soap 6 for 254:. Onions 10 lba. 40°. dlaiaina. 3 Dksa. ills, Yellow-eye (Beans. 10 lba. 650. 0Uilll‘0RtE`HROB

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men at 8.30 o’clock this morning. The men were suffering from ex- posure und their clot-llinig was .froz- ell. The stu-bmarine had been leak- ing badly

*`*--Q-Ota-a

$300,000 Hotel

(Canadian Press

largest llostelry in this locality.

',nitzht with estimated loss of $300.- 000,

Commission __

Appointment

(Special to The Guardian)

QUEBEC. Jian. 30.-Oillciail nott-

i-ficaiiion has' been received by Sir George Garncnll, chairman of the National Bnttlafieltl Comfmistsion of tho i`i;l'po"ln-ttllientt of Col. W. H. Price. Minister in tho Ferguson Calblnet, to represent the province of Olllitlrio on tlratt. bctly. succeed

resigned some time before -he be.

carlo. 'Dllere are many other vue

and the resignation of Colonel Denison.

Crew of British

Submarine Safe

Canadian Press)

The crew of the submarine S-48 which was driven ashore oif the entrance to tllortsnloutll harbor last night was taken off by const guardsmen at 8.30 o‘clock this morning, The mon were suffering from exposure and their clothing

Wheat Rumors De-I nietl

(Special to The Guardian)

o'l"l'AwA, Jan. 30.-nuuiors t_lun_i

the l<`itiur1i.l (iovcrnnlent mily bo: forccd to colnilrzindecr wheat stocks! for fotti. sued and actual llrill pro- tiutlts :irc _poolvpoohed i-n official qllilrtcrs hero. 'Dllc (lovtvrlvnleinit lillls seilsoil has rc-iusetl to organ- ize i'llc seed grain (lollilllis-sion, ull- tleit.-a-klllg onlly -to co-operate as much :ls possible wittll the large co- oporattivo concerns anti the other wcstcrll. bodies ivlhlch have bocn or gallizcil to look after tile farlners lnlert‘ivts_ While it is reaiizictl that who small nllllers may be faccd with n highly delicate sitllation in s‘t.ocking up tiwo dollar wheat with bhp prospect of pl°ioe.~l tlrdplpiug lif- ter thc wheliit has been turned to flour. The Government hero has no mntchlrrery for purposes oi' colli- mantleering since the Waiter Mea- sures Act was repealed.

Intermediate Tariff

For Canadian Cars

` (Canadian Pnaa)

o'r'rAwA, Jan. ao.-'rite Depart- ment of Trade and Commerce has received a calbie from the Canadian Trade Commissioner in Australia, ‘comdlnminig the statement rece-nn/ly made from the omce of 'the Austra- lian Commissioner in New York re- garding the armngemenlts for -the admission af Canadian cars to Au- stralia under the new treaty. The staiernenit made in New York was

elated that goods of a clans not made in Australia would be md‘rn'it- ted at preferential! rates irredocc- tzive of the origin. of the malteriai therein, provided British labor and material equalled 25 pemevnit alt the Mallory cost. 'Pirie would mean tint canadian chants were adfmlsslble It the inttermddiiate ihriiif provid-

Burned- to Ground

)

WHITE R.lVtER JU»NC'1‘ION, Vt.,

Jan, 30.--The Hotel lCoolidge the

ililrlglund during the your end i ‘March 31, 1924. The number ti fclaims admitted during the yew twas 18.118 of which 'C,'(_i85 were ll. respect of death, This total illclllti ed 11,788 ifirst awards of pension. u decline of 7,008 froln the precc-\ ng year and of 28.149 from il-- ,year ended March 31, 1922, wh. .. however, the number of claims fa-1 ling lo be dealt with was m-ul: greater. There has been n progn- sive decline ill fresh application since the year ended -_Viarclr 3.

1920,. when there were 680.9:‘ fresh admissions to pension, hilt it is commented on as n relnarkablt fact that at the close of the yo. ‘ under review claims were still b= ing received at the rate of 1,200 '_ week.

The apprcximrji total expendi

ure from 1914 to March 31, 10;. was £532.230.000. The expellditur es of the year amounted lo £72. 230.000. Thi swlis about .$58,500,000 below the expenditures for the previous yenl' and .£3-i,-115,000 bc- low those for the luaxinium year, 1920-21. included ill this almollllt fo r192-i is the sum of £3,~l52,t)U0 for expenses of admillistriltion, ili- cluding fees to physicians and ili-

port of the Mnisterof Pensiolii.

proportion of these artificial limbs

at the time the report was issued, 2.656 pensioners were using hand

Ministry, 140 being officers,

867.

the new French Ambassador to the United States, lldnlile lluescllnor.

revolution.

tlhtt the Australian Premier had de-

Expenditure

WINNIBEG, Man., Jan, 30.-AB

an alternative to the siwndins thi! year of $1,000.00() on extension of the central ateahl heatins Plant tile ‘Hydro will ahuftiy submit a l>\‘0-

ioa-`1-iasitu; als s ‘sux is mmol by

%___*__.._..._....__-_- canadian £ni;lml__el:t.a1;a__i;°csm¢mtp_t1_s_:_lQt1>5o :_-agtriat ::_p_;a_I;_¢_i_;t“f;’_

_ K Oomminfiouef n uh ' ' '

lim <ln»il1='1'i canal- 1112;. .tmrubhble dm vt me mmeuaum lwmd- 'PM '\°" 10;" '{°“1E‘,, 22 Mncbosuq ~ gp Kent “dot the agreement in Pai-liamoanlllfhlimhwli ‘Wim * ° 9°"

Rfiaog .y_g-1-g_o@§ihm- . . __ .- . ‘ _ceirtl fr! _'taint laid-_ »

_ x rn

The memorial cross erected by the St. Jean Baptiste Society

of Montreal to commemorate the growth of that city since Ita inception by Maisonneuve. It is situated on the highest point of

Mount Royal and the cross itself stands over 100 feet high.

Before a large crowd of hockey

the Snmlnerslde Crystals again

Charlottetown Abbles, und, winn ing a clean but somewhat slow conttssrt by the score of 7 -to 2. clinched the Prince Edward Island Hockey Championship of 1925.

game as the puck was in 'the Cry- stal territory fully as much as in

rh\.=. territory of the vanquished- local sextet, however, were

most of their shots, as well

ing long and completely ineffect- ual and for the most part hitting

the net.

lacking in- comiblnation, but, ou

H 0 B ii_|il__i;ii_AMP|0NSHIP ll] llA5_|l_|NGlUN

Take Slow Game From Abegweits By Diuiheria _ Epidemic Score of 7-2.-Win ners Show Same Calibre of High Class Hockey As in the C1,i1dren,'» is Previous Clashes Here. - Losers Cry From Strick-

Strive Hard But Are No Match enfjea

T __ K' 11 (canadian Press) _

Takes Sudden Turn For .Worse - “Save

For Western cam- le y, ..<...E_ A......., ...., ..._~...,....

lieria epidemic today took a sud

den t/urn for the worse and citizens

" ’ 0 through the local _correspondent

116 8 0 et 1 u_ 1- ,_ sent out the following appeal t

runs in the Arena limit lu.-ii night ‘period Tilton rilliiniolesl :ieulzusbftl §‘fhl”B"°“‘ "H"’l’v_,f'“°“‘°‘““I“°","'

s.ron-g and sure. illitercepttcd in ep by iirplalie, mhwanm “wx

proved themselves superior to the fine form, and often bloke up what S9""i‘ 'S me ajppeal of ‘ ome' nm

- would otherwise have been scor- for me somdoughs but especially

mg cmn,bma,tions fo? the c-_hildren-lthe yvoung Anrgt

' , _ er calls o tomorrow, e o

MGQUUHE' me able Cris”-1] de want to have to ask Sovlett Russia

fence man. was absent fronl their L0 send us an Ice breaker wmh ami

The score was no criterion of the extent, their style of play, Gor- ~"‘ , _ ,

don, who was as usual, continually anldwh or has '.`n`gdeB hu

,_ please have "Uncle’ send lm ai

f;:‘.;°” ::.;“.§_s“°‘;.‘i“.;’;@ ‘s§.ti fm-

p r' po red blooded men who have volun

for one °f their "w° names' me teered to fly to Nome in four h0‘ur

iii

man-y of the Westerners’ tries be-

worked-like a very Trojan on the

Graves the regular Crystal net tender, whose stopping has been a

tl_;lt__t_l;_egeq;_l_l:_1___ofo_tl£_21_l;_u_t1_&p:_1_t1ent;: other being made by Kelly who mme in order to bring us renew good advantage nor in shooting,

Former aviators in Alaska ha

llne-up and this affected to eomemxi nor do we ask for the Shen

r o

d Z d

P Y

in Fairbanks whose crews ha gone south

steady game.

feature of the previous games _______‘,>_;__ was replaced last night by R H

°m’°“"“B Wing' volunteered to man air lanes l in

players rather than the goalies or Morrison who played a good 'anti

More Money De-

manded By The

Admiralty

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Jan. 30-An increase

_ Liberal Party Will Dempsey’s Last Bat-

lng the into I-ion, Mr. Henclrle \w’l\Q Sig?n§;L§1;g;n:;:n,§E110I;:n?;:;5

cam ueuwmm G°"""°" M Onfsiuies that 8,255 ui-tim-lui legs' ASq11ll]h ‘ N 0X0

_ancies on the Commission following were supplied dlmng the yew' “ml --- --

*t’he deaith of Sir Edmond \Va.lker 1201 nnmdal arms' The g"°“t°"' Canadian Press) Canadian Press)

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l»()Nl)0lN. .l'l.l1_ 30.--Tilt’ SUI-I' LOS ANGELES, Jilll. 30.-JRC

;'_;Ev_h_1_st_h° form ‘Efl ‘if"“i_“'"_|“ _ Oriwllicll is knownlus the organ of tho Dempsey. \vorld‘s heavyweigl

0 991195' me ‘I ll" S "~"“|‘5 l ~ 11 ‘l l ' tzn lu that nn ~la ` f tl 'ilt-I announced to

issued 1° ""pl"'°"’ womlen ""°“» Ai" kitihiliivfimrliciisiiilil( eltiaf lt(l\l‘ I.iil0l‘i11 illiymtl)ll1i)ti1ll)is lilestl rling eilgilgemell tiiicial eyes were fitted to Ci.37ll.Ct»ll\'eiitiol1 today ilt,~cillod not tu will tgtko 111111-,o on M-dy 20, nex

Penslonem- 'One hlinilfffil “nil Sevwset up any mncliincry for thc 0106- when he will nlcct Estelle Taylo _ _ - e“ly`[°‘"` h““d`p"°peued t"i“y“le”iti0n of n 101111013 Ulilf! i¢=l\'lllFI 1'il=‘\`- nlotioll picture artist at the altar

and 127 invalid chairs were issuedib _,_ H \_. 111.,_ who 1,, 1,, 1,,.¢-omg _ ,_1 ,,1,,m 11,11 p,1z111Sm for g1,011_, to ng.-ievously disabled" neilsiuii-31?; 1131.1-11 Siutilxforil as head ot tho ,Ecu sum( lie had fought his _last

P()RT,qM,01iT1{, N, 1.1_ ,mn 30___1er5- ‘Since me estabnshmem- ‘lf th@1pal‘ty for ilnilltlefillite pel'iotl_ The-battle and that his decision to re-

' ' (Ministry 4.334 hand propelled tri- , . 1~1 11 1» -1 1..11.111. 1, 1, 1, 1t,.lm.1by his ' °

CYCIBH Bild invalid chairs have 1-l@e“1lil;i`t‘is1illgpa(liis:“tiny Rialto; {\'i(tllLi1il(y hlii5l°oll1sc:ti,e€01hor(1]l`li§fiers albusiness _ 1551195. including 113 Sliiilill 0l1l"'partieS. man to a pugilist for a husband. -1

ringes and 43 chairs or machines of' ___

special type, It is estimated that, - - - Y

Fighting Plague Fiscal ear

propelled tricycles supplied by the

was frozen, |,

it is one of the duties of the War -_-- , _ ',1“`

Pensions Minister to make provls- (Canadian PNS5) _ ', ,“’§'fad'a"‘ Press)

ion for the care of children of mon WlNNU’UG» Jn". 30-“' ‘-'\ W"-*l““' “l‘\`1\‘lH"l" “""~ 3°»""\"iU\ H lv-‘ Coolidge attended.

“-110 have med as 11 1-851111 of 1_1,e1,-1ai‘y and two women nrt- liglltilli! gal uunlud """°n“" Of $IU.i$03.380,- se‘_vim_ in cases where chndm“_a magna of measles and “.|,,,,,p1“g ll alltl total incurred expenditure are found 10 be suffering from neg,tcoiii;ll zillltilip, the -lilo \\'.lrds oi` lholilf $10.-170.130-65 _the 'Manitoba Gov- 1ec1 01- want of proper care_ The_Donlinion Go\'cl'nmclli :lt tho ln- ~‘1'll1ll<!_llt closed its i'l_sc:li year, .-\u- iulmber of children under care nt“"“1l 84°-lilclnent or Nt-1...... 110..” gust 19:-i, showing a not ex-‘hot he went nevertheless und WGS as hopeful. Total votes polled for union tile end or the year was 3.1141, Asif" UW ful' "Grill sf ‘-\i=“\i""*-"f~ The °“”" "1 °'“"‘_"“‘ "°””“"" 0"" Cl" 8

1-ur as D05B1b18 111850 c1111dren meicolony has bcoll ,ivl‘o;ltly tl .lilllatetl l"~‘Ul- '~“-“il0lldlllll'P-“ of $133,395.06,

placed with private families, In ad-'uw ‘“1"l,”°*‘ "°`l‘0l"-

dltioll to the children directly un-‘ '-i---~

del' tho cure of the -Pension ilvlinis-l ` try, there were 18.157 motherless!TI»a_ck

cllildrn under general supervision _ _ M k G t

at the end of the year. The major- d b E ‘ at 6

ity of these were in the care of 1 e _Y _.___ relatives, _-___ (Canadian Press) 1

The total number of pensions to (Canadian Press) Vu\NC0llVi'}`l(, Jan. 30.~Enter- ,L ymm-g Amr;-|13” ceiling, enroute to

widows from the time of the insti- Shit./\TtluA SltltlNtis. N. 1'., ini: thc Jc\\'0li‘y store of J. -F. Hig- tution of the |Ministry in 1914 am- Jun. 30,---'i`wo truck \\'1tlitt»1~_~; tv...-0 ginboilium ill the do\vn town bus- ounted to 244.554. of these 4,441 killed llcre this morning \vlu»ll tho H1988 S0Ci|0u- Hhurtly after six 0'- were granted in the year under re- ollglno of north bound .\lhnlly-Mon- <fl0<‘k 1118i night. ti 10110 bandit held view. The number of pensions to treal-Delaware und Hudson slech- “D the Dl‘0i>1‘i€l0l‘ Ri U16 P0111! Of children from the beginning of the er three hours late, was plied by n gun and escaped with diamond

Wm. to March 31_ 192.1 totalled 409.- Iicop snow oil the trnclt.~l_ rings valued at more than $2,000

Two Children Robbed While _

Has Discharged Lose Lives in Fire Aiding Polic

Debt of G1-3_1-,itudg 1¢,.,,,1`1`,`,I,,,,,) New voa§,~_.i;i_ ao.~wlille

llol.l.owti»;l.l., Maine, Jun. ao.-iiufli' Braverman was slvius first

--* t Two ¢11i1(11»0n were 1,11,-m,,1 10 116,111. uid treotlnellt to a policeman whom

(c°"'d|'" FNS" R _" in n fire which destroyed the bull-h” ‘mil hll- Wilh 1115 m0l0l` WIICK. B

\Vt\‘SH‘1NGT0N' J“"' 30‘_'_ is gulow home oi' Leslie Tllsltlnoelhief H'-010 $230 Wvrlll 01’ 6888 f\'0m 00011111!! Wd” L0 "‘ Swi°me" y here early today, his ¢i0liV0i'Y car.

It ly submitted estimates for £65.-

Of nearly £10,000.000 in the Bri- tish naval estimates for the com-

beent demanded by the Admiralty,

- and to be meeting with resist-

ance from the Treasury- Earl Beatty who as the f-irst Sea Lord usually figures in political gossip as champion of generous expendi-

k tunes for the navy, has repeated-

_ 500,000, maintaining that this is 1 the lowest figure compatible with

1 the safety of the nation.

Threat Oi As-

WAS!-lllNG'1‘ON, Jan. 30.--Presb

dent Wilson refused to be deterred from attending church the Sunday after war was declared by anony-

blown to bits, Rev, J, Taylor, his

Revealing for the first time the

history of the "anxious Sunday," Taylor said efforts were made to induce Mr. Wilson to stay home,

i the most composed person in th congregation.

On Way To Visit

Mother Suicides

(Clnadian Preis) HA~IJl-FAX, Jan. 30.-H. S. Ciheutt

Vienna -to visit his sick mother. lumped overboard from the deck of the RiMlS.P. Onitlula yesterday miorning while ou a v0Y8-Be from New York to Hailifax. No trace off him was found.

Captain and Crew

Cling to Rigging

(Canadian Prana)

SEA BRIGHT. -N. J., Jan. 30-

Daylight revealed "the captain" and four men still safely clinging to the rigging of the four m-usted schooner "Comniack," which went aground on s. reef one half miie

that the- material debts of nations _ I

tu ti - _ ““"°" '

as well as their debts oi $\‘g____g Z 4_ _‘_ _ _ , _ 1 __ _ __________ __

b ld, President C B I _ _ 1 gi ,1 (1 _ I Y-_ (W iixializtlrtlrerla txliltt the l’_ll1t:1ed__§1;¢,;i if 5 wil/ 'fr-5“»l__$iT~ _`..-/idx hfiittliirtigdiisgiHxfigiiruuce ui is ‘iid-bits on tue Tip of l?,\/=_°.rvbc:»f.i\__f1=s `t1_“.:lf.>.ut_=

vel, _1_ No.

74 Saturday.

:uit of French aid in tho American . _.t=-| I l -- ¢=== ' 0 t- / --fs-

January 31st, 1925 FREE

Camp Chocolate 1 '

Here'a a new food confeetlon.

Molr‘a Camp Chocolate. It lla aolid tablet weighing half a pound, In compact form, for hitch hikers, campers and out- door aporta generally.

The beauty of thia chocolate

Ia that it ia a dallelaua eating

chocolate, a sustaining food that tldea over between meala, and in addition lt makes a moat re- freshing beverage without the addition of sugar.

-'rho price-260-ia ao low it

prevents you from raallalno new good Moira Gump Chocolate la.

off shore last night in a. gale which piled seas higher than seen here for aevtsral years.

Wo1ie’s Home Turned Into Block of Flats

` (Calsxilln Preaa)

LONDON, n. 30.--MoOe.rim-ey

House. Blaathemtth which was tlhe home of Genetul Wolfe in the iait-

er yeglgutlgoddfie sl10l‘t 11150 Und where y wus lriiong' after t1hea1qeofQ\idbeciatobeturned into a. block of fide.

For And Against

about $9.000

_’ A P~v\/'/

(Canadian Preaa)

Chl1I'Chl1l OIIPOSBS IH- BNEW YORK .lan ao -Gusto

Means, former United Stat

Department of Justice agent, ws

found guilty by a Federal Con

. The Crystals were the more Qi- `

t- (Continued on page 3)

_ _ - . . . r

- . _ el

- i

fl ir i

1 and to s rve n tw

. S 0.000 e o yea

LONDON, Jan, 30-An increase

of nearly £lo,'too,ooo lu the Bri- °e“"e“““"y tm"

tish naval estimates for the com

lui: financial year is said to have ing duauciai year is said to have

been demanded by th-e Admiralty

from the Treasury- The Chanoel- ' lor of the Exchequer Winston Churchill, opposes the Admiralty 1'

' ‘Jury today oil a charge of coosp

Val ing to bribe Government official

11 ,1 (Canadian Preaa)

claim it is declare on the groan

of economics. Hle feels himself _ well qualified to criticize the nav- SOUTH WEST HARBOR.M&i“ al proposals, it is added. having Jani- 30-Titres mented Snhwne been first Lord of the A<1mimlty_“Aii¢@ Perseus." Of Pa1‘rsb°f°. _'

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and to be meeting with resistance

from 1911 io 1915 some or the S was driven ashore vu Kin: news writers say there is a sharp PUUW here in 11 N0i`l*11 E33! b tussle between Earl Beatty and “fd early l°d“Y- The V559

1 n ,1 M811 lies in a dangerous position an-

Mr. Church ll a d the Da' y , declares there is much speculation vvaslsuurds men are standing by- in political circle-sf as to whalt the ‘_“"‘*'°”""W

Now in Ma1or1t

Notwithstanding TORONTO _.___ __H___________

of church union now have a m.

(canadlan Pres.) orit of the Presbyterian chur

ceipts of the Presbyterian Church 951” T°l`°“t°

Dl1Sl0l‘. diBCi0H€¥l during memorial in Canada for the year 1924 were mi’-'Sin °“ me tmill mt" “sl services which President and Mrs. approximately $1,160,000 today or dale in me cm” ___

1,,” than B1 me “me _The total vote in Toronto to .

date a year ago, a difference of less S1 _ _ than one percent. in view of the Chumhes th” h‘_“" V°';"l _ disturbed condition of the church Ch'~“"3h95 “ned "tn “" °“ K

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mous warnings that it would be TORONTO, Jan, 30,__.13\1dget re..l Y

_ as well as a dt-cidt

the financial position is regarded Church VUUHK °“t °f ““l"“

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FOR our A l>t2<>\> THE wA~t‘

TORONTO. Jan. 31.-Maritime. Tuesday, Feibru-ary 3rd. at 1 o'

strong west and norirhawest winds. p_m. (Sgd.) Swine Grotwera'

tai-r and soniewhet colder. ti1m_._17e.1.3o.m.3l

Maximum and Minimum wlnpwra- ' ---- retaé , Bi’lllNK}-(Tl

._ .... ._ 96 14 _ E ._ .. 18 4 ’

'li 1-1 -Ili

'l\oi'bn'to, clear

Montreal-snow _ .. Quetie~c,snmv_... ...ls 0h‘lown, snow 35 1-lalltfax, rain 32 Si.. John. snow 26 Boston, cloudy B1 New York, clear . . . .._

. 28 94

High 'tide this afternoon at 3.55|M¢mm¢ Teacher’ _at York and tomorrow morning at 4.31, .1rgb_ 41,11, _inwfngiggiqn gm of 1 Sun sets this amornoon at 5.05;/ago, -'mind org," nmqtbigg

and rises tomorrow morning at 11,91, new | big mrpgg. in

--~ 1.11. Inu- sn. Auminiuu as i -

'lURON’lU,Jan_ 00.-Uhilrdh I‘Un- mm qqm-5" mmm gum,” c1m.u_ Q9 1.; mf” _‘ _7

ion headtmartbru last nlaht report--Jan. not 11.19 tp. m. istoriny--rllxsfino ea ooo li mlm for .Union sua smmnias use eighteen mu-loom .ua omg( tim, _914 aqialt, it-tes later than Charlottetown. 1904414

t_t_>_i;1_ller will do if his estimates are

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Total vote against union 1'... Antiunionlst malority Total votes polled to date 87 Total voting membership 34,3

° ‘lt is noteworthy that the last

even churches to report in Tor to have gone against union.

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Forest Hill a. mission chu

north of the city, voted out of lon, and Agincourt voted in, neither is included in the abc city total.

Announcements,

Coming Events,

Meetings, Et

Rate;-2c. per word each inoortl

bssdbui-ner and furnace--A Pl

-`°1-lArmcoAl,- T-he but 1

1,1-11 & (;0_ 161-1-29-mi

"This Annual Medting of t

Hunlter River Electric C0.. Wi-U held on Feb. 2nd alt B Dm- ll- Green’s Oiiice.-200-1-3-1-rn-11

Pure-bred Swine are invited to ‘tend s Meeting in the 0G00 d

"Breeders and, Exhhttora

Dominion Live Stack Bralwlh

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MANNUAL ME

1 nual meeting of the Stanley Dalrylng Co., will be held in imasonic Ha-ll. Stanley -Bridge. dn Fdbrua 10th at 1 p. m

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iivlacmwen, Sec' . 191-1 I _ 1.

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17 30 *°tDon'i; foget. the mission

|concert and play entitled

and was sentenced to pay a fine 0