' Terms msdclilmwll qtisale. Mat-

. t1 ggCAPED mom Il-Alwll. 0N! "mum silver _ -‘ ‘Hull’! m right ear O.,B._N i rd. L J. McDonald.‘ ‘Me

._.._-.--l--- ' o rsolk ied. Gusrdisnl flab .

'~_ a 1-12-1241

on astronaut ‘m! Aygggelrsignedoflcrvfflfg‘ bib’!

be , . held first: m... deli ‘fiillowilil. cbless Silver Blaclc-Ibx 00-. Ltd.

(W. G. Bimpson; James ll. Pro- litt; D. Mackenzie). 9880-12-12-21

k To Lei: _» .L ~ 9656-12-11-21 ...

or apartmantbwlth modern con-

venience. Centrsliyflioeated. Apply in writing "K" Guardian. " H tfidti-lu-e-oi

'7," strainer, Aatewlmw.

""1... ..-.........a. II pee} gg s y“;

e"’”'" a i_=.~+;=~- - -

_ ncusewwk. App- ” 1v oars». sass-ia-il-rr

boakosns WANTED?

i-‘ -As‘k ‘III |

u-nlllbfllheoilwalfl l. Oipaslbsallwoela -- “Dfllhealllwards

AA. 1 4mg -4~ L a

vvgl vv

W.E H7116-

lmllljUU-Ifi.&

own- my woman perfsrred. Apply "A" no; 118 Gllfllllls. O0&12-11-tf

. aosanaas Vishnu. aaso rooms to let. 1191'!!! 10! Prince Street opposite 8t. Paul's Church. esss-m-u-ai

-_-_.-_i—)

Is Appointed (Ciilillillibd rrcm page n

crossings. a problem which has held the attention oi.’ the commis- sion for some time.

Mr. Oliver served on the Beard of Railway Commissioner's from 1923 until his retirement this summer. Hewas first electedto thei-louaeof Commons as member for Edmonton in 1898 and was minister e! inter- ior in the governmental Sir Wil- frid Laurie: from 1906 to 1911.

UITAWA, Dec. ll-wllfllfit A. Bmlthof Bhediac, N. 3., has been

For Sale" 50W '2. $132‘. far-row rlabiiisv. mum.

H1;

_ v . I, B351!’ ‘Qxr - gm”; ' a1 Am- Md p. _ , er two are - ‘ o! W Pmbtsillmt 19-’ °- “olefin”.- n. ., Mautytnew

ch” ' _ B0! 29. Bffllllblhc. ‘bfiflbllfilinodge o! Modem“ 1m B_ Anqghgp

monastic-Two», BEGBTI: medium Qilver male fosps one dark silver iemals well fmrediwitn tips. Wallace Owen. Frenchfort.

11688-124241

F011 sALb-IAII 0F LIGHT Paton tunes. Bred ‘from Island red and black parents. Can re- main in ranch if desired. Apply W. R. Dennis, Marshfield.

- " x 9674-12-12-31

FOR. SALE-TUBE BBED PLY- mouth Rock Cockerels 1191M strain-early hawhed 33-00 99kb-

l Frank Halllday. Eidofh; '- v ~ '

" ~ ~ llcis-iz-ai-al

noasss ron sans. WOIIFAND drlvlnghorses. Also twe horses with plenty of speed. ‘Phase ani- mals are priced right for quick sale. Apply. Parker A. Horne, 114

x nt st. chsnotts . ° - _ -. “me-lama:

lost

LOST-THE MIDDLE 0F OCTOfi-

er between Chtown and Winsloc. tallboard for a dump cart. Apply to Parker A. Home. rill-Kent. 8t, Ch’town. ' Meals-moi <-a-._ sosr-uovsnrssa u. armors Suffolk Railway Crossing and Wflsiits Brits. bllitb. ~831Mb- Fmder please leave at Hector Dar-

men's Marshfield. Reward. 0670-12-12-21

Articles For Sale

roa sans-runes new woon-

Bleishs. two new borslalghs. Box, . ‘P I111‘. ‘ t reorder W. J. scctt.

' a

'4

4m, m i , mes the msrltunas three muon-

t, .5. w. scum tatives on the directorate.

gflgd any in the summer. CARD 0F “ma, u. llennesse! wishes to sincerely thank all those who by their mass cards. swirl"!!! WWW"- visits and kind expressions showed

theiraympathy in his sad bereave- ment inthe lossot "his wife. M”

liambaseley acted- as secretary. A very considerable discussion took

l“!!! .

can with m m. alum cently sent out by, the Potato Shiv- | pets Committee. Qlrmotion it was resolved that the best way to con- to cur, down thel

trol the price is _ than five acres

acreage to noTmore

lllZlD-Yestcrday even-

was i!!! the prohibition inspectors made a seizure of five bottles of rum in a premises on sysney Street.

A COLLISION occurred yesterday

morning on lower Queen Street, op- lnsite Carter's-Seed Btore between a truck wagon‘ and a light passenger carriage

. The horse in this latter

turnout tell dowmbut was not hurt

was damaged to the

vol-no oaoweas or xen-

vm oltovs none mamas - Ameetmgcftbemtatogrdwersoi Kelvin Grove was held on Decem-

v l s... enrol... ICGHtYGI Guardidnlffas fay Lords Reform‘

(Oontlunid ma. pqs 1; The following is a list, of child-

" l-PDOIR (Canadian Press) have found Santa-Pals who

normon, Doc. lb-Asljhiilfle for bend retonnotthel-loweoflmdswas eulbodied in a. reedution intrqd ed- in the unbel- house todly by Lord Clarendon. with the diiblit’ o! in: “shelving” ,0! the ques- ud "siaserirls u? to deal withjthe

mien said he Yfinnly believed in the principle of hered- itary rcprwentation but it was un- deniable that labor was not 1G9-

lit-Mlriwrle. ‘I. sweater. . lfl—lkiwll'd. 10.1%“! Mill BOOT-l.

. ... we an: .1.- "Ps" M tion of f rm 0 . ove ocs. M "m w» ts-nsw- =- ww --

tibia. 39-—Mamret. l4. lmderwear mbbers, sins 11-2. ell-Clara. 10, underwear and rub- hers. sine 111-2.

-""- - bcetn lldnuJhnltJbtael-twss .15 Hume 8t. 1088-18484! hpipointed chair-insane wu

with regard» to the matters

to the hmnired sore farm. NOTBI‘. DAME TEIi-‘Pileliiflb

Tea in Non-e ma Academy Mb"- dgy gouging w largely attended

and patrons whgogtdtlwn to the tea tables well s ed with the best

of everything were loud in their praises oi the excellent menu and

who attended to their wants. Booths containing fancy articles, etc., were well patronized while the "ilshins ” around which a. group of‘ the younger element constantly linger- ed-until it was fished cut-was a

er popular game “blngo" was crowd-

ths lucky ones.

monthly meeting of the Alpha Re-

Grand Secretary; Brother Benja-

then enjoyed. ~ p“ -

:~.'l‘o Asthma Sufferers. Dr. J. D- Keiloggb Asthma Remedy cbbib!

swimmer. It gives new life‘ and hope

argument-its own MW" like thousands of s" rs. _ Y. BOWLING v

. 1, saomsaaerar. masons I

"anions Ltd." defeated tile Rogers Hardware Co." by 173 ~ a; htsvenson oi the "were" Herd- jg," tar; siflile and ‘yaw, _ match of‘ the even- gningypsngsu a Chandlerf‘ won ever the “Guardls " by the narrow mlfklilfl Hwlllm- _ . P. @918 Of: "Ibnnall ll Chandler ' rouse tboflr the lush slash BM tinder 247 and 615 billl- .

"Rib ollosilng are the-lineups:-

and find help

mt. u yousufler from asthma 8st The neighbour accolfiinfllydeliver- rtlule- g eystothemsnwboisln the service station, at the

rear of the agent's Garage. This . 1m fruesday last, transferred from its owner's Garage ‘to the agent. The owner re- to the cltycn Friday last. visiting the agent's garage, otlced that his car‘ had sus-

_”".§ a 51%.? l.

E r:

Wi-flg

ipolicihave

ed on m1 mqfifffi‘; l!!!‘ , e

i", "W".

g ravenous-so. Chelton, ‘mo. 0th..’ 'ldlli'.axxdllri.banieillicArdie,s

dlirghter. gnssrss‘ ,

quately represented in the House. He suggested that princes and law

that bishops should share and share alike with those elected by peers themselves and further that not elected‘ to the House o! Lords should be eligible for the House of Conunorls.

Under his scheme the House of Lords would consist o! (i) 150 peers elected by proportional representa- tion or a. cumulative vote in each parliament by the whole both of peers; (2) no persons nunina-ted by the Crown in limbhrtion to the ties in the House of

ill-Frank. ll. underwear and rub- ber?» size 11 1-2. 15. underwear and

rubbers. size s. iii-Aihol. 9. skates and bouts, size 3. " ' 37—‘;l‘“;‘a1;‘nces,' 5, ovemhoes. 93-" blffed. 1. ted -bea.r suit. sG-Jennie. 12, shocsdyor suppers l1.-Charles, 11, lumber-plan's rub- size 3 ,

hers, , 4340M. 18, cap, also 6'1 ' undenvea

1" letter re-| - . i .

-,BOULOQNI.'F'1-ance, Dec. 1l — The Prince cfwales, starting on the last lap oi his 6.000 mile dash from equatorial Africa. to Enllqnd. left

. '1‘ WJMHQ. 6, boots and stockings. 45—w¢'b<i¢11. ti. boots and stock-

inks. 49-9811. 3. teddy-bear suit.- 50-

duration 0199b parlia- d (3) that the Crown be empowered to appoint a limited number of peers

PAINFULLY INJUREDF- Yester- day morning about 1o o'clock Cecil Wakeling aged about twenty years was painfully injured while working at the new potato‘ warehouse on the Railway Wharf. The young man at the time was wheeling s. barrow pil- ed with bricks along a staging ten feet from the groundwnen losing his balance he fell landing one pile’ of bricks below. the barrow and con- his-legfifle was at once carried into the contractor's ofllce nearby and medical aid’ sum: moned. He was shortly rward removed to the P. lblpland Hospit- al where an x-ray termine the extent o1 his injuries. The young man's father. Mr. Robert Wakeling is also employed atthe work and accompanied his son

in each parlia- iiii-Bliith. 8. sweats .

iii-Terry. 10. slates and boots. lib-Ruth. l1. underwear and stock-

has. 55-Feb-11. 13. gloves and scarf. hoes

prompt service o! the young ladies ‘

source of much amusement. The ev-

ed throughout the evening and many useful primes carried away by

vlsrrsn, Janos-Luis regular _ tents fsllius on bekah Lodge, I. O. O."1i‘.<.'was fav- oured last evening wltlibn oflicial visit from Sister Elizabeth Mc- Eschern, President ‘of the Rebekah . Assembly of the Maritime Prov- inces. together with Brother John A. McNair," Grand blaster of the Grand Lodge of the Maritime Pro- vinces and the following Grand Ofllcers: Brother .1. a. ucdipnon,

‘BO-Gflatrlb’. 10

‘Til-Oliver. 14. hers. size 3.

‘Fi-vwilfred-fl, lumbormenb rub- be also l

Vil-Frankhs. boom sad rubbers. . B. over-shoes and stock-

» ings. , niqartnunllt-booté and nurses-s. ‘fl-Kathleen. 3. teddy-bear suit.

Greases

3. m; "lb-Alfred. 14. boots Ill-dream, l8, stookinu. and hoc- ke boots

y . 81—Vincent, 12, beets, we z. fl- underwear

11, , 9. l3. 84—Plorence. 4. rubbers. sine 10. over-shoes.

lb-Robevt. B. cvensheeasnd swec -

er. bit-Harold. 8. overshoes, sins (i. OO-Gussie, 13 months. men's rubbers. size a. QZ-Herman; 4, sweater. - 98-—Margaret, 2, boots. also '4.

bc-Jlsther. 7. coat and boom, size

-' a. . arm-unease, bootsslu c. ‘Wr-Kflihldth. a, overshocs, size 1. "Xi-Mar. "i. dress and‘: sweater. lliiwisyton. ‘l. 102~Il:“nd.‘ ‘I rnon

min. Bremner. Past Grand Master; ‘ Brother David Bethune. Past Grand ' Patriarch: Sister Gertrude , Beer. District Deput Resident oi Al- Dha Lodse; an ‘Sister Florence Mc- Donald. Conductor ofpllehekah As- sembly. The Rebekah degree was conferred on eight pandidates. Ad- dresses and presentations were made by the Grand Oflicers. After the regular business oi the meeting concluded, a delightful social was

'1 w. Basil Dufly. Kink the week end in Bedeq Mr. and M-rs. Daniel Neonan.

Messrs Gerald Grimn and Maur- lee lWcDonsld, North spent a very pleasant week itlng friends in Bedeque.

Pictou Farmers _i Make Report on P. E. I. Fertilizer

A » navy. -“BOR.IOWEE"-A resident of this-city was away on business last week. Before leaving he made arrangements for his phrysler car m be taken m the ag- like a helping hahd to a. sinkiii! ents Garage, wits: a view to making _ an exchange for a new one. To . thlhi come to believe this end he left the keys of his own ilnfilble. Its benefit is too evident Garage and oi’ the cariwith anelgh- to he‘ questioned-it is its own best boy, whom he requested‘ to take the

best b9‘ car to the aunt's establishment.

owlflteddy-besr

mzw» GLASGOW, Dec. l1.-David Hnlayson. o1 Merigomish. was el-

n ~--

Mrs. W. Chester 8. llcLure, Mrs. ill l... Warren. roam. Mrs. w a. Prwwse, m.

Mi-IsViII-iuia Ear-

ingamwullaryllcllachermmss

SLIGHT

(Continued from page l)

far Fblkestona at 1.10 p.

m. aboard the regular mall boat

TO REMAIN IN OTTAWA

onsws, Dec, l1—Ow1ng u. mé very serious nature o1 the news re-

lceived at Government House today

concemlngthe condition of Kins George, Viscount Wlllingden has suspended his trip to the city o! Quebec. Lady Willlngdon is ill- ready there and the Governor-Gen- eral was to have left by train early in the momlng. However, advices

today wereso grave that His Ex- capital.

i-

COURT CIBICULARBS POLICY

gagements rultilled by Queen Mary

holy.

commanded to issue invitations.

s . , ~- , 1°9-Ai-h01. 1.3. boots and rubbers. lilk-Tiahle. 11, sweeter.

l06-H.iida,.8, overcoat, ' toe-Bernice. 6. gvcrooat.

ected President ofthe Pictou Coun- ty Branch of the United Fennel-s of Nova Scotls, here, recently. The an- nual meeting of the Association was largew attended. Several of the members were honorary guests of the New. Glasgow Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon this afternoon and W. 0. Creighton. retiring Bec- retary-Treasurtr of the Assoclat‘ gave an address on fanning.

The inost important matter dis- cussed today was the report of the Fertiliser Committee for last year which was composed MaeKay. W. A. Gunn and W. P. Reid. Macltay, in reporting to the committee stated that the rei- tliiser secured during wii in most instances of fine qual- ity. However. delivery was not sat isfaetory. Had not the farmers been blessed with continual rain. a ser- ious condition might have prevailed. This year's‘ requirements would he nearly 1700 tons, 1000 of which was acid phosphate and ‘m0 slag _'_More_ certain‘ means was the important matter under discussion. This year's first snip- ment was due on my l. but did not arrive till the 15th, thus causing far-

ble worry. ‘lhe finan-

. boots. i iqbrBbirley. O months. boots and s . ' . . 12. underwear and

considerable damage during the city. In fact, PWQSG that the car was made 9!. and had been in an acci- t$ investigation by t‘? 1,3}- | ‘ ' IKTSOP‘ chflfgg e sarviosstatloh that hehad Remains-the o without pe -

_... - y tbs "on Thursdsyev- enlug lastthe made a trip to Mt, Itowarhanrlthat, while be was de.. seending

swea . _ . 18. clcuuna and boots.

13 ng. ill-Allan. 4, clothing

lib-Ronald, 9,.boets 111-42119. 3. overcoat and boots. FTbbmI-s. 6. Boots. rubbers and

lib-Florence, - f _ iii-Katie. l4. rubbers. iii-Bruce. l2, sweater, Bib-Willie. l5. sweater.

i" "l" the w wu ditched. mot... 11'. overcoat and

1y laid Itilinst JFWQItheM-irninalxr-Mm? .3535! use of a motor- q;- wl out the owner's consent. lie

. fro mzflbblldisary Eagle-cm

loll-i. balance‘ for the pest two years. ‘lb committee. which was reaps squealed that a psrseral 1

vnrable that itlll felt that dbeshbpcdln 100. lb. bags irlsteaddlbil. ill-Th

, mm keepers oi the Privy Purse- Jiesides exercising Their Malcbtifi‘ philanthropy in special directions. and such as towards the dwellersjn the

goon), mlningwilstrlcts suffering from unemployment. "c bbby 1W1 "W forwarding the Kim's and Queen’!

tumult of each subscription. ' Queen's (lhrlstmagCharltles

i c». a m... Warfare" '

Pilgrims Society l’ . i v...

group of prmninent Canadians head ed by the Canadianldlnister at Washington, Hon. Vincent Massey.

by the prgdidéht of the society, Dr. Murray Butler, president of Col- umbia. University. In his opening remarks Dr. Butler touched the heart of the Canadians 5y refer- ring fealingly of the illness o! the l Kins. »“'I‘hey_ uiere gathered," he. silicon

er of Vincent Massey "and a group of representatives of the pulfllc life ‘ ,. » _ =ggzmgg,ug,;igpg;gsg,g,glgj Supreme Court , _g - tween Cans a and this Uh . .A ',,. chcreau, we}... of Guebecz. Hon. j“ m“ summe 6mm M‘ mm" ' Ernest Lapolnte, Federal Minister-I gilrslilfedgdyulsrgg gigefigmit-lwx- _

received from Buckingham Palace ocllency decided to remainin the

LONDON. December l1.-It seems to have escaped general notice that the only news sheet published daily throughout tihe British Empire, or. indeed. throughout the world, that has dmtsimd no reference to the King's illness. is the Court Circular issued slightly irons Buckingham Palace. ,It merely records the en-

‘mlllQblfB regarding the King's condition m: not Court news in the omen: sense. One reason for the

' ' ' n of r to the illness of King George 1n the Com-Vs own axuzouncements is while His Maiesty has, of course, to cancel many en- gagements, ithere is no constitutional or other obligation “PM "be Sovereign or consort to explain their

actions.

Similarly. i! any person is cem- manded to wait upon Their Majes- . ties at any ucs menial. socialor other function. and finds it is impos- sible ‘for them to comply, it is in bad taste to make this known Pm?

_Not.a few made a distinct ‘faux pas‘ last s-unuuer when. being un- able to attend. the 1017111 Garden party. may weed» who immd in newspa, s simouncements of their inability "t0 obey Their Mflkties’

." 1n fact. . nobody W“ cc " -‘ to attendant. as the in- vitations clearly set forth. it was

amount o. nmny hundreds o! pounds every Yuletide. embracing hospitals, large and srhall. homes for cripples. homes of rest for clergy, ministers. and their-widows. blind institutions- g“ 4mg, moi;- Majmtles‘ charitable ioutlook ehshraces at this season well {nigh e-very avenue of genuine phi-

larrthropy. Ten pounds (s80) is the usual

LONDON, ill-Even un- tier the 10-day strain imposed by (the ‘illness of the King. Queen Mary lite not forgotten that little stock- i gs in theahard-bit coal mining about. need out»; m: chruww- Undst the direction of He: Ma- jesty, gifts and toys for children oi the unemployed miners and clo-

' $.."r.*::-. Horst CoqLiafi,

Honor Group _ of Cfinddians‘ 9W9“,

i-

new roux, Dec.l1- ' mm. ' "‘ “ ~ rlcan century of pcflce

Lorna You. Master George Burnett. 3. '11!" We ’ . - j ‘rm. Isaac Carter, Miss Catherine bomggjqhf, fie ffinywmwed‘ _ “"1 594V» bu.” E- BWWW- WB- and-given renewed blessing here to- H. L. Hhrdy, Master Donald Sea- mgm when me pugmm- society o; man. Mrs. J. R». Bilfllctil, MB. J. n” Umwd states were hosts to a O. C. Cfldlipbéll, MlB LUCY MCLLIPB,

The gathering was p. " ’ over

' said, ‘fundei- the shadow o! a great ‘ rpuia anxiety, and all were looking lcng- 1 ingly for better news from Bucking- u. ha-m Pa "

The‘ dinner was tendered in hon-

of Justice. Ottawa, and Rev. Dr. I w‘ n“ appeal gum“ ‘award

H. J. Cody, of ‘Toronto, former,

sfliliation made by HoluG. 8_.=Il\-,. Minister of Education for Ontario. l man. Judge o‘ ma‘ comm of; ‘ Prince County. m. A. c. esunsen. ~~ .

The other Canadians were: Hon.

E. N. Rhodes. Premier of Nova.

Sootla; s1.- Robert Falconer, presl- K- i-"t- "d M“ T- 1L Wmliwi dent or the Toronto University: Sir counsel for the snpellant- . Frederick Williams-‘Ihylor, of the ""1 finw“ m“ ‘hi’ WW1!"- Bank of Montreal; Sir Joseph Fla- Judsment was reserved in the "ll!- velle, chairman oi‘ the Canadian Th“ mmplewd m”, 9mm!‘ i!‘ we Bank of Commerce, l-lon. N. W. “m” m“! his “M55117 Om" W!’

Rcwel , K. ., oi Toronto, and Hon. , Mr. lusticg Riddell, oi Toronto. In“ “mm “tum”! u’ blwbttsw" Mr. Taschereau touched upon LY ‘he ‘mifimwn “*1”- , ., . ' Canada's aspirations. “If the Unit- o‘ ‘he 9" Plum" "its Ii this ed States claims the present because "1"" ‘m’ "lib"!!! 4mm”! WP“. o! wealth and population, then Ca- Wxefmb- has 5°"! "Ylilbbbd W’!!! nada would claim the future bc- mmm“ lmi“'i5°.nmm“m “W. cause cf her great natural resources cmmi-Y i911 5°!‘ 388111“. vijllllli Usi- waiting to be developed." m. ma. lfennenbgsmnzut oh rid; Dr. held that fundamentall Khiza re as ‘My y and Iliiléd u» 11m t.