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Gharlottotowl .Guardian Thru Gents. I ' _ -~ . . 5, “Nb ¢|M“_ “N

noi-ning Gillrlhnr 'alluded 1091. inning eanruian 1001. ' CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER18, 1919.

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DARING HOLD UPS EXCHANGE CONDIEIUN -S' S'-.l’ii§I‘.?.‘.°'iIl°ii’.ir.. . _ - OCCUR IN ENGLAND, BECOMING; -CRITICAL

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Bank. Manager Shot Dead, London Bank Raided and Finance Minister to Confer With Montreal Stock Ex- ---» 0-- -nr i- --if ---1--"-'-n---_ ’

I Sh0_ts.E-xchanged. Public Advised to Shoot First = change and. Board of Trade With-_ Reference to com Wm Hams = ~ *"0 'Trust I0 I“I°II|Z0ll00 0f lilly. __ ' Situation Which _ i_s_Becoming Critical. Exporters pe0p|¢ ,I Momm

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Dec. 17.--The hold up

habit is growing in Britain. Closely fol- lowing on _the Leeds outrage, when a bank Manager was shot dead and the ;,0uqon_Bank ,raided during which, shots were fired witl1out__ei‘fsct, a third case is reported from- Newcastle, shore an armed and masked soldier succeeded in getting away with tho tskings of the branch post office. "1‘ns.popers'_uere point to -thc milit- ty of sein-_defence laws and advise renders who want themselves marked

by armed burglars to shoot first and to trust to theintelligeiicy of a jury for ultimate acquittal.

The Leeds incident recalls predic-

tions that.the period following the

I I MONTREAL Dec. 17.-'rne Minister

I of Pulp Making Dividends Dui of _ Exchange Alone. .,,,,,,,,,,~,,,, #_ ,.__.,.,,.,,,_, ,...

u______ - arm was felt by thousands here over

(Special to The Guardian.) Ithe benefit oiiin this way. The'slLua- world. Jams Wei D___0c_0r of Mc_

wnr would be characterized by c\‘1lI'iBS ot Finance, Sir Henry Drayton. will gfW‘;|°I_‘II‘_°" In Wmch ’““""'“t5 F0010 meet it committee of members of the human H? "‘fI§_;""0 fm' the Bancmy °f Stock Exchange and Board of Trade ed _ °' 9 °°mI““~“_ItY_ IS Wamj here Friday in neiereuce to the ex-

° preparlr' fm' “WHY Bimllal' 111/Cid' change rate. it is feared in some cir-

euts during the present winter and C185 that the exchange 1-are may ye; some papers suggest stricter supervis- go yo 25 per ,,,,,,t_ unless steps are ion over the sale of revolvers and am- _gaken to rectify me ¢0ndiy_i0ug which munitions. _ now exist. It is pointed out that the

ST. DUNSTAN’S

pulp and paper companies of Canada have strucl¢..who.-t _ls almostnbonanza in the fact that their export of pulp Iand paper to United States is paid in United States currency it is stated

they will benlmost able to pay their dividends on t_he exchange they get

ing out distress signals by wireless,

' Her position is about sixty miles

South of Halifax Radio sms* sa

the prophecies about the end of the

_ s r,

I;‘;“_)I_9mI:$_€'?';‘11:fngI3::‘I£_fiii'I ?:°cI;lII§_ Gill Observatory, issued a statement

“dv In Home “Isles ttkgai aw Caxlgidgaulz ¢§ils1;I'iinI>‘I1rx°ic;’lM;Ji.i;uIiEli.§:)>Ii ;LIIs:t].0dur]t`; tiidnzi;

_(aur_§;nro_y_ dflihouga t;=c§§_§:_‘I;_ it I8. and It had the effect of calming many bein? adhered ¢°- h 'pkq/$0301 on account of the extreme in Iytlscullsi-_sliguatéiogeixrggsllfnugig cold, nervous folk were arguing that “°I' at °” y the beginning of a shift in, the eari.h's

I;‘_l_tSI1t§I‘y 5_‘_’EgeI3e°I‘_¥ izataggiaflolaait position which would reproduce a gia-

_ _ ' ‘ cial periodhere had set ln. it was 15 r‘“.ai.‘i“ ef';?“';”.?“ ”:;°‘.§‘:;‘0‘."§ ---»

f$ n D 0 me y check 'for that amount is taken to- a ""'°"'-"°*'*-"-"

bktl. l- hk_ e_ml om- .

ii? ‘° iii? 5”; exif ini 505:21 Ma" vm" - -

. c ; an ere o e o ,

comqniiiiggllnlgie exchange; the other is » Anicrieci iulids -and docs. * `

I .

Up to East Nigbt Charlottetown Contributed . SS 500. Freetown 'Parish Contributed $410

I-Datil,-Being ‘$60 in Excess of Dbjective. tot I (I I "r r- '- - I”r

b bl _ t _ __ wrote to almost all the monarchs of Hillel Ilotio. which .iii too liberally

_ _ ‘ge Lngyevgggglfffxeaelg ;‘;_l;_i‘_I’d‘;g Europe are produced. The drama un- adorn them can no longer doubt for l

10 00! "**°“‘“"""-. in me recent sw_,m___ folds itself before the reader with moment that before the war the Ger- wzoo _ _ _ _ , _ , astonishing clearness. man Empire was ruled by n oemi-

.ini Allies Will Dem_iind_ Definite Answer to A_II Points. Anstram Government ,,,,,_,,__,_,,__,____ _ 13;;;=ig,_,_1°,__;;I11___\»‘;,_;=-“»=,~={_;°;,,§g=,;;

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Following' is a partial list of sub-

scriptions obtained in -Charlottetown <sterday‘-

hr s; R.°Jsnirina $25o.00Iiu. w. nsnrann

200.00 50.00 00.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20 00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10_00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00

D. 0'M. Reddin .. Tomlins & Hynes Bak. Co... Rev. J. N. Poirier Rev. J..R0oney _ liuv PKF. Hughes . .. Rev. C. J. McDonald .. . . Rev. 0. Klggills . A. J. Mcliints -_ .. . .l._Austin Trainer . .

Adrian Peters P. W. Clarkln

J A;,McI£inh

l~‘red_Coyle . - - Alex McDonald- .. _ . Ambrose Logan .. ... nassaui smith .. G. J. Mccorrnac, P.E.lil. J. ni. Hughes .. ._ J. B._MclnIifs.....'.. .. '.\,.E`.`Edt_i'i_0iids . .

James liiurnaghan . . . . 'i‘. L. Smith . . .

Jolin J. Trainer .

H. F. Connors .. _ .

A. v. M0Quniq

Ronald McDonald' :. .

i-‘. J. Sassy .. ._ _

Mrs. uby .. Thnmesmartin

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fcounrnsro srrciiis ,

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J. 0’Donneil . I Peter Bradley ‘ P. Keenan ..

10.00I 10.00

_P. V Roblli

IJ. J. nnrry .. . . . . . . . . 1o.00I »l¢ev. Francis McQusid, ltlmei~a1d,$25.00i ‘ Idosepii ._\lcDonuid, Emerald, _ 25.00I

I 'l‘lios llughi.-e, Emerald, _ 26.00

'.-\II'~`1l2\“i 11111110. Sill`i1iSfIb'1d. 10-00 fi r- iit:-- i-\.p»\ct~= to-submit a flniil no fr ' int- to cn- of tin- c-iiiinn-iitsiors, and Iioiwir-.»|i ri-ii-li----i wi-in lilrii-i :ami - -~-~---~ --

10~00 to (if-rm ny this w--ck, fixing ii tim* - .t \~.'.L.-i til-~ subj»~ct oi' particular consid- _thirty injured by the rgollapgg of the, I I a . 10-00 for thi' signin.; oi the protocol, it wus ‘-i':1il'_lu :it Lili* Irumloil CUHIMDHCG IMI. :tool of ii iii-ning picture tu-..it:o inure. ‘ i

_ilnimuit Dunn, Springfield _ Il.eiiard Meboiinlil, Springfield, f Peter Lawless, Norboro, ~ 'John A Hughes, Norborof - il"r.1ncis Lawless, Griihqms ltd.,

filiomas Sullivan, (lliuion,

'rornell McMrihon, Emerald,

D. J_ White, Emerald,

'J-rliii _\'ic< iirviii, ii`re~.-i.own,

10-00 ply to the \E1i»tf\ute note is regarded 10-00 iii Fr--nch 'official circles as accred-

IZ D d 10.00 Allied note, except that couc-vriiiiig

fb

I_ _________,_,,,_,_,_.._.__ _A ._ . _ .

Igave a. short address on the standing Iof the Presbytcry of tho Church of =Sr-otlanil in ihis province. He said that some ignorant or malicious per- sons hnd circulated a report that the

_ QUEBEC, Dec. 17.-There are so

Lg 4

GERMANY ISSUES -

NEW WHITE BO0Ii

Series of Documents of Great importance and Thrilling Interest. Marginal Notes by Former Emper_0r~

Prociaiin Him a Fool .

LONDON, Dec. 16.-“A German

white book, dealing with the origin of the war, hes, just appeared in Ber- lin," says s. despatch to the Daily News. "This is not -to he confused with the unofficial and largely pre- Judiced volume by Karl Ksutsky, for- merly Under-Secretary of Foreign A1- fairs in the Ebert Government.

"Published in four volumes, this

whi-to book is a. series of documents of the greatest importance and of thril- ling interest. It will, doubtless, consti- tute to _future historians one of the chief sources of authoritative informa-

tllini about the great European con-

c . ' "Through its pages pass all the

personalities who controlled the dest- inies of Germany on the evo of the war. One seems to hear, as one rendrl these volumes, the voices of emper- ors and princes, now dead or in exile, or of statesman now lu disgrace. The archives of the Foreign Office seem to have been ransackod with work-

1 cation; the third down to the declara-

___

'London As suddenly as on a cine- matograph screen. the scene changes and through the medium of quoted _ despatched one sees Von Tirpitz or Von Moltke whispering Lu the lim. peror's ear. "The first volume contains' docu- ments dealing with the period from Archduke Ferdinand's assassination at Sarajevo to the arrival of the Ber- lilan reply tothe Austrian ultimatum The second volume takes _the history of events' down to the Russian mobili-

tion of war on France and the find volume is entitled. ‘From the declara- tion of war on France to the Austra- iiungarian declaration of war on Run-

sln.' .

The Fool, by the Grace of God. “Vonwa.erts, under the full page

beading, “The fool,’by the grace of God] comments as follows on the doo- umeuts:‘ I “The sensation of the new publi- cation lr, that in it the former lend-

maniiko thoro hues The Kaiser' in c nlit fth G Em-

Belie Isle that the wrecking steamer ug S / __ g __ mon y 0 e er

Lord Strnih lil t i t~ ‘ ' , ' ' ' mm hut will lehgga siiortilyo fav; nl-iziiliifiifs ‘marginal "0 ps on despatchns www Iplrre “gum appears in u dazzling umm

Y h h m h _ __ _ t Sh Ieil from his Ambassrulors are sonic- lillioevc-r hits looked through this col-

xufgeb efinwlo tdavgu ‘“r__;1t‘:‘;r :£3 rf Iiim‘~s quoted and loti-rs which ho I lvction of papers for the Imperial lull-

"\Iin0’ hundred telc-grams, state Germany was bound, sow day, to get

V ;(>)a;]pI».r§mand_ lett:e`;'_s atiile iwirféxndnloge Ikeutgrlgegugn

.g___________g_ ______ _ , re n ri G 1 n r li > g |-

__ _ V _ _ " _ 'fins iiffici- rp--nl<in:: io th-~ Gfrman toric ponaliy for lis .offence which

(Special to The Guardian.) iii-~ -_'~n~.-rfil t.-rm Of tht' reply hind _; l’.-\.RiS, Dec. 16.-A d~sp:\tch to too ~,m~,,_»,,,,,,_,;,,,.__ In p,.t,-0_.md_ pm-IB ;m_1_.g_,,n__I__,1,.,1 in m|,_Ih,,t It allowed mm

.-_\;¢,15_ 1).(-__ 1T_-T'1‘h.- Ponce Con-ji>»i-it i<ii'>v_'ii for s»\ei'Iil days. II'.‘C0l"J' -H.-iii. i)-- i‘zi_r-is from Tunis r-:iyn that mm..-_ _»m.1 rr, prim-,. [,|¢-hrmwriq in ' I., ru\._" ' ,

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1000 ;..,,f,,,~,\ may w--i., niin ini- r- nnit it is snin tant I 10-00 PARIS, Doc. 16.-The Gorman _re- it has b--i~n d-iciiivd not to permit the ‘ T M '

G rmnng to piolpng ihe nogotlabons, _

ii o illi \ l 'initc answer, it is _ i

--vi 1’ . ~1=': » _ )‘ __ _ _

10.00 in to nil the _ (rims raise in ihc ilcclcr- d, is likely to bi- forniulaied, I|C_I]f[`\

-=.i'ii:n ci lirivf pi rind, thc note taking I "__ v

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l(l.O0_tli»- siiil-iilt: fi: iii- _'r -rilriii \v:ir=‘hip.i t-ii il\.\i..rt_»i iii til lil'-1|-0fYUI_'<Il_l‘I lI\"1 \|.- |g_ J Sm,-,\_»_`__ m.,-.pm ptr-my-gl _

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I *."u'“°' th9.S"'rm°“ at Baum' las( Sab'_ N M U - iiin .\'utio::ul Pictorial Film. Pictures] E 4 I.-l°.i0 HIS() C I)IH`CI'(,nCC B0i.wLCl1 ihe iii i.:_ Ibaili evening, Rev. Ewen McDougall, - _ _ ,- . f _ , . _ ._ . _. __ _ _ _ _ _ __ __

_ , _¥f_I‘_I___I’_I’__§_'_I\’§,§§“_,§j,II“§h;”§,o‘,§’§; gf; ot. s Editenril Opinion arid the Facts t_.`o:_c_,-. r.-~

_ P E I S L A N U R E 1 _>_§1_r__ f§_>§_I§1__f1_g§§_f_vI_I§I_°__iIf°_II; <f_f__iv1_1_e;_§_-;1;1_;I in g tlic Lair _Ferry Service, and lucid-ence ily; R

' ' , of tho standard gouge over ilie nor-i CHHS HOW \'\7I'\ell H B0 lie F0llnd Ollt Thli1’.”o

“‘ ` ’°"' ““““`° °“ ‘“° P E I ““""“’ “"1 About the Use of the ge irchli ht in Ice Whiilh

‘Presbywry or Prince Edward mmm! A melting of ihe Prince "Edward is- i‘lcoWi'iiiiiiliod the members for the lI1"0Il.f"`fliI0U Of P05 C0|`I@I'fy MT- SHV-I mx ` = ‘ '

land is not a legally qualified church court its it is now constituted; and as such reports were calculated to des- troy tiie confidence of _many in their ‘ church it _won necessary that zi refut/ri.-

l`h-rc was is good attendance

_ _ _ 4 tion of them be made as public as pos- r¢O".¢.*'_¢-°**.`*.$9‘***!*_***'°***‘°* Isiiilo. .\ir. McDougall declared inost_

. _ >` ` " ' ‘~***""'“*""""”' m 1; iigali [hut such reports Were' °W,5N'fé°\-“"Q9A.NTITV. OF GRAN; gbslbliiitely fyalse, and that the Presby- .|"5"_I`f<°".~ Wm? Jenkms 'md sau' 2 i-.~i~:-' as new constituted is not disquali- "=,¢.- - Z* ' ' ' fled-or incompetent in any way lie

Prvsidi ll' --J A \VelNf.i>r Vice

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The above n.'iin<>d ofiioi-rs, and W. G-rant Major D. A. McKinnon. A.

~ 'N1"¢l">.1i~'A dint. #oR"dEN'EnAi.- ‘

8To'n“.x°_§° CAR OR- WAIGHGON substantiated this claim .by reference

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in iiahli _ ie"fberms. Apply U 01°' d'0rdiu,n,' 'A sr-as-ia-is-iu_4i_ ‘iii `\; __ i._ *___- Mwfiiritb.-sf. .Few soAsoeRe_. I _rerir "tc°;f_ ¥Tf.‘.ePe...S.';. ._ _.3

*liihbllliixb-+*rwo ootnrisi-i wiri-1 or-Iwi, one sions.-Apply A- B- ‘_f}fhar,\lia.gi Ofhce. 3677-12-l&M_Zi.

wigiiidi-Ji_i__&li Le"rIa`ii>"- wiri-i .nussss -'sh ',pf_m-ents drsris-saves con_.--

. ur licuse warm. For soviet -_ ;_.;nsf§7a._weks.~ 3114-iz-1sM.i. _ -c '°5__~rrm\s s-rnrionenv warn.

.r .3 .t?%-_Inltgia‘l1lg`;tsr Inhgsrid C\;r:_iir:rlr .2` li . ti _ - » .' iE"r»`fqitery, rio icgni sim-i.~~\ tr.

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néewcrk. No washing. Apply Mrs-

.' Sims, B49 Prince St. _ I _ ‘» 3015-12-15-Mtl. _

. ` 1t,._V" ~ _,___._........_..__- | * _ _Epi-cAPAei.e mio in I . “ ~¢[_ three, Highest WMBS-.

. 'ly '»|}"_' “__ Newsom, 12 Ambrose* ~. _ -area-12-israel.;

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F ‘,sA=_t.¥...i<i-rcrisn s~ro\_/E SIN: s.;in.u'oe;‘aiso some lcliclien_ ‘at sits. Apply to 51 Upper Quigni t ° '. -‘

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vo a recent comnfuniccition from _ho procure! or of the Church of Scotland, the highest ecclesiastical authority an .such matters. 'From this it would ap- psnr-_ inns inc Presnyisry in fully quell- fiod in numbers and general standing to do itll work that may devolve upon such abody, and also that apart from t-he jurisdi`cr.iou of tho preabyi-‘Wy 110 work in this povlnce can bo recog- nized' nsconnected with the church of Scotland. The members of_ the Pres- byiery realized their responsibility in niiii-ntaining the rights of .ali who claim connection with the Church ol’ Scotland and trust that all friends of tho church may cooperate with them in that effort.

Historic Painting . _ Presented. to Navy League

. Mr. Albert E. Morrison has pro- sonted to tho Charlottetown Brztncri of the Canadian Navy League all on pointing or the nuttin or Trnfnlznr painted -lry -t-he into George Godsil Thrasher, Mr Morrliloirs grandfath-

ii was chaplains clerk in inf-

er, w 0 s British Navy in the stirring days 0! Lord` Nelson. The painting was exec- utrd in 1819.

The artist's conception of the great

battle is well expressed by his brush in ruin piccdrs. Auniirni coiiingn-non in command of the RDYB-I 3°"°\`°I3"‘~ is in .fiction nnd Lord Nelson is sul>D0-l nd io he saying:--"How nobly that ilncwood draws his ships into action. it-hiin, vnliinizwootl is sayinzl- _YVIIM womd Neuron 5|;-e iq_\bc in-re. Ac-

the picture things WSI?

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in homo

ive counties. / -_ ` ' , _

The President in accepting the ol- need oi the str0rlgeSt G0-Operation nutouioiiile-, ihe iec

.i .ti 'ith th Ch h fSc t- ‘ ' _ _ _ _ _ _ , . . _ __ " ,' _ ,... ' _ ' ' , ' n Conner on “ 6 “rc O 0 land Motor League w-us held last honor _ziccordcd hiiii and S901” 0i’Um`_ 'f"_° _‘I"r_t_I1___hIs w_9rk mf; b§__\’I‘°t°_ i,I1C l'11I11()i lin; I1 Q1 D]SQOVQ1g\d_

nicht in ihe Boar-i of Trade itoouis. levi -.ill-~ oi' iiio prospects for the com_ ».r_ii‘\-Hi. _ new ox 1-.in-. oi r0WB‘ i _ . '

. ' _ _ _ _ _ Ing- yem__ _ limi f\[.Qi~l\liiuoi\ in <,liarluttei.uy;n lLuyI »--~~--~--~-----

' in add esscs followed 'llli' Iii’ “"0 D°‘l1ii `hl‘°'e iiliys in Uliar- 1 ii .,l‘i.\<iil.~ ie cr from Captain' is ion th ..i'i r iiu ii' i

The meeting open~-diwlili M,\'. W. SJ EHCDUYHH 8 _ F- f‘ _ _' if ‘ _ _ _ __, -,_ ,. ,_ ,__ __ _ V- __ .. - . ,;- . ~, ;.n mon ' _-. Grant, Vice Preixldeni in the céiair. Ifrom the S\'_C1‘0!&!‘y. MF- U- W- .R°l5“"~‘--,II§`""""`I,' Im‘}_ tm” l"gI'_" I" U°"‘I_‘*“-IJ-»-ir; i._ r<._.i._5 .,- l,,_, . ,,- 1-. rr, to inc-Itiwt. they 01110 Yvll ill illlllflvfi- -\‘~'~"

0il'u:»>rs for ilii- .onsiiingyea were Mr. A A. l‘omt=r0y. Mr. W. K. ltoi:1_‘1'F.‘ 0° ‘If“I’j'_" "f‘“L D“_ C “¢[°"““’~“’“ , l'-wrt-\' ii:i.~ _ _--n ai nr io ii. :or li\1\Jli» at ~i 45.- ii in ii' iii~~ train.. are on tim-,

,.I,.,_¢,.d as fi,1i0ws;_- Mr. .lf P. Gurdon, Major D, A. Mrhln-‘ 'f"\e _~l`~-iili_1»"='i -U2 \\@‘-BH 050 'I_`11*<‘; i- .;,.»r\ nf, -fri if.:iii.,,~ of rip- patriot rg. '

-Hifi if the-_\ tw- init it is un tour /_~'

, _ _ , . Inon, Mr, C. L. McKay, Mr. W. lil.; I -U1-i~I<\l1_?\~ I- IIIIH I* 0l\.iI}§ FIIIU-ti; ...-1 1: ri--v'iii,~i0. ro his -.ipiiii-.»ii. ii ihe ‘Tar-i'»-i-ry_ at-r\'ic_f~.

President--W. K. ilogi»i~.-i. Secrit<ti'y- iliiir-~,. Mi' .|` ii. itoss, Dr. C. H Beef.. 5*'-’1'\'ll`0 ui th; l’riii<:a l<,dwnrii ilw-\ll”f-` nat. to-» i<.iii,.', .iii-i coiituiucd lrrci-ivan; You get the St. John morning pap~_. . --Q “Q img.”-,_ lqxiicuiive (,‘ou1-- Mn. .lnlui-_~i I‘¢1l0i-it _ MT- 'W-_ "°""`°"""""°"""""`"""""""`_` ilu-‘¥f~‘f1

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» ' ' r ' " r in ' ' . ti ':I\. ' ]0\I!I";o}I3 eIi)is1iu(I'i'isH' }i'I>‘r“-'Klntzs and I iirlrini sDrr4i1~0-Ilixluvtililfingihlhouhcgiesglify 3°? \ 1'- was decided to have ‘hr ui~n\’>~“` I

C r ,. ._ _ _ _ . . _

Prince Counties are to be named by I having iill Ing/ri wiit'r;xn1tott1_i;1vc_hI€$=i_shlp feodremain Mas I'1efore;e§_ld00 til* :miomobile members of these respect- I are concur-i.e eiiforc _o e e __ year an open _e ery en o

'nnorhor poini emphasized was thei the province who is thc owner of uni

io be paid to the?

. _- - -4. secretary.

_ _ » _ J.. . ---

also to make aI new members ini

It was decided

I A Y rilrong canvas for

- s order to streiighten the lea,gue's haudsI

` ' » The matter of th

e annual auiomof

‘ - - -bile show was brought up by the new=

_v.,,. . . ,__

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the lending spirit'

_ _ secretary, who was

i < -‘ ‘ ‘ of last year such_

in making the show _ _ __ o. notable success, I ' ' " I “ Mr. W. S. Grant oi' the Automobile » ,s..»__» I. Dr-nlors' Association sta-ted that theyj

‘ I wi-ro trying to secure a suitable bulId_

~ ing for show purposes and expected to

put on 0 considerably larger show than lust year. it will probably be heiil in March. I

The League docidvil io render nil;

assistance in their power to make the‘ show u success.

Islanders Make a I

Clean Sweep;

(Special to Th

A‘t{liEiliST Dec.

,J

s Guardian_) I

I _ . 17.-The P. l. I IAyrshire 'pref-.d_r-rs Club made nearly; a clean swi-ep at winter Fair winning' I three iirsts, two seconds, nnd one-'

ricxririrm 'rtricn I

'I‘0RON'l`(l, Doc. 18.-Fair and con-I

- Iiinii-‘d v~ rv cold.

"l‘h»- low~isi temp-~i':itur on Tiwsilztyi

~ iiicli’ was 11 degriri-s b»~iiiw zero. MI

Ill ai. iii. yesterday it was 10 below .MI ‘l ;i ni. ii below :mil :ii 9.31) lust nicli: it was 3 below.

_ _ I The this WIII _Ile high thi! ll1'il'i|liig_

Rev. Canon Simpson enters _tonuy his ci-ni:i'~.r_-tion

upor. his il4th` rear as- prie|i~_incum- ly in ».-xierding 'ncntlor st. 1‘.0tc{n o».iire<ii-»i..*rne winning nirn rnany (moriiihir joiarwih the me'n_\li0i‘s‘0t ini endeavor.

' HIV CANON SIMPSON 5

at 8.02 and tomorrow st 8.59; li will be high tonight at 7.20 and tomorrow at

Sun sets this afternoon at nt 442

and Satinrdny at j 41. ni<»`on, Suiniot l\i»i~-.-ni I

years of uae- moon,

.-.i'.----i was surprised on reziiling

y--nr editorial of thi- 2-ith ui the riiiouiii oi' misleading in-utter it con- tului-d.

There is ;iii old saying, that gri-at

iiiiiids run in the some channel and on reading ihe article. i thought, well that proves the above saying, for here was the Editor of ihe Patriot think- ing along the saline line us the Hon. Mr. Nnsli imc' it was noi uniil l learn- ofi :lint you still held thc editorial chair that l realized that you were fryinu io mislead the public to thifik that Editor Nash and Hon. Mr. Nash vtin-ta two different men with the same views _

Personally l am one of the last mea

in the country to resent constructive critic-lain inoinithing that is altoge- thpr lac-kinu in either your letier or your editorial) but I w-ill not nilow, even you, io' get away with half truths and sncli glaring mis-statements as you have been guilty of in this case B-nd I believe your letter has done our '---i-.vid province more harm than good.

'l‘he only mistake you made in your

letter to the Montreal Star was in writing it at all, and the only mistake you made in your ed'itoi~ial, was in

drawing atiegiion to how little the Hon. Mr. Nao knew about the oper- ation of the Cnr-ferry.

l could safely ict the public decide

who knows. the most about running the Ferry, and what she is capable of, you or i, but I will go further and

:intl Siimm--r, nnd' then proceed to

t 0

Now Mr. Nash, answer this: Has not

the lsiniid had daily steam communi- --:rioii with ihn Mainland every week 1i.i\’ .-‘I'li'»`~ 'Im i 'll'-if-l`l'y wvnl ii`ll0 0p0l’*- :itz-vi iii the mil oi' l9lT7 She has .in-t in my opinion li is something to iii- imiii-i uf. .

Y--ii civil ilu. iiiipri-..._|riii iii as many

:ti-_‘ds that. cicur of th~~ mails and passengers from N. S. and N. B. all ihe passengers are forded to r aiu ri S.ivl~\-lilo for "0 hours eac day ll--it inn you innke such a statement

ln.-ii<~.--4 f l--so fyinii-'-r-ti-iii wiih two (ruins --ui iii' \ii\iiir~-_ii vliyiily. oii-» ivnvlnu n 02?- ci ui V N it .uiii the other

in tiui-- to rvnd ihi-m 'hu seine mei.

I _ ‘_ G.-lull.-ei Zi-lr. S:iuluei'i{i-utiedy and _ lioiivf--n town onli ui>iiii'r_v uuto _o\vnI ._.._.... lug. Vouid you do ihai under the o`J

r. C.. ll. Stt~w:irt of Summersidu. ~-r.--. looking to thc iuu-.u;i.l benefit of_ i-T;=.i..- :':ifr}._it;“` s.-rvice? No, _for they did not gi-, r.,

Lharloitetown till afi er 11 p. m

Wiih this service you take about

31 hours from* Montreal, uniil you ai'-_ in .Cltarioitetown, ready to make _a coll on any of your friends or even to transact business and get your

-mall, or go to a. theatre. but under

(0ontlnn'ed on page Four)

HIGH PRICES 0N NEW ~ ` - YORli FUR MARKET

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ISpecIai to The Guan:ilan_)

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-All grades

of muskrsi skins are commanding prices nowadays that only a few yearn ago would have been considered lin- tiistic. Michigan and eastern rata bring prices ranging up to 88.75 such, when in 1915 the best one sold for bi tc 60 cents a piece. lufromation to ceived from Wi-‘stern Canada-by the New York fur auction sales corpoip tion places the price of the best Mom ioba muskrnt pelts at $2180 wherein fnnr years ago they sold as low is

.30 cents each. The advance _in

‘ - -_ 'krornparc thi service unfavorablywlthf

TIDE° HDON’ N N I h old serisice. 1

who _Enters Today _Uppn H_lo_04th Year in Charge at Si- *’~°""° °°"‘°“"" Iand tomorrow ai 4.43; it rises to r-'i..--1 iiin`i.ir\ih in 'mul rm- ¢;r,,-.fu-|»,‘I . _ ",/

due io the market shortage of muck- rnts sonar-illy and to ii-in ir-mennnus consumer demand for them hi the dycrl state this season`. under the some of Hudson seal

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I _ _ _ . ,_ _, _isnt down some facts AS I KNOW _,I;,f"_.,='riii~:M and not ns you 'i'iiiNK riiui'_ . . V "'“I“’“ I" b"`"'u"°I ";"""' ‘MI‘b‘.iu em. tip i‘nr.i‘..rry was expected ' . ‘ _ _ o iuiiii tb- ciziiise in the terms of' '

i‘oufcdi‘rntioii which guaranteed us - `

_- _ - - -daily steam communication between _ `

THE “ EATBLR I-.he island and the Mainland, Winter

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