Over 38.000 people in this Province - 3.000 in the _City -_ Read The

Guardian every 'dw-

Thoi Guardian is read in Wacrioally every worth- lvhpe home in Prince

_ Edward Island.

cum M ri rn//i

Covers Prince Edward

island Like the Dew

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THE WEATHER

Fresh westerly windsi parly

cloudy; not much i-hung? in tem~ peratufe.

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7 ‘ ; I , = _ gx.':t..‘2:‘.‘%.'::'....'.1.‘t1.°.‘...‘2‘.1 CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1932 1o_PAGEs

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UMMISSIUN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20~-(As-

Pmss)-Prcsident Hoover

ahead on his own responsi- today to organize a commis-

mi to review the war debts, af- isr apparently receiving from Pre- ddcnt-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt irefusnl of his invitation to par- llcipiite. lengthy conferences between the President and Secretary of State lienry- L. Stimson and one of the il‘rr\siii'y, Ogden Mills lecl to spec- ulation that iluxsc tivo Cabinet members niiglit serve on thc debt igencv:

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NOUNCEMENTS,

COMING _,.

MEE'i`Ii\lGS, ILTC

"Postponed, Lyndnlc Concert on rcccuiit of sickness. 7231!-12-20-21.

"Biuiiig chicken and ioivl Wed- iirsinlf. P. J. Noy & Co.

7240-12-20-ill

“Sl1.iiiiig at Mt.. I-ici-bert. Wed- rsri:i_\' ..i:d S:it.urr.'iiiy night.. Adiiiis- zoii lu ri-iiis. 72454-lil-'.'l-ii.

°'(i:i;iie at \V'iicntley l`ii\'r‘i' Rink Thiir_<rii§.' night. Skate iiftci' nuitcli.

'i'.l'l'.!-1‘.l-ill.-21

"l3i1.'~iii'.' chicken. fo\vl_ live and l0SS~‘li. Wednesday after three lrieck, Ciiiciiffc Bros, 7247-12-20-2|

"Our store will be open every nciiiiig iiiiiii Ciiristiiius. P. J. Noy 5' C0- 72-iv-is-zo-zi

"Bcr~leii Line Club loading hogs, H155. Albxuiy, Wednesday, Decem- Y -li 7252-12.20-ai

liiit in Rink now open. Regular e Monday, Wednesday, Satur- lnlillit:;_ 7257-12-21-ll.

"Niiie ivnio creek concert. woa-` *5df*l'. Ure. 21st. Admission 100.

7245-12-20-2|

"cililir io the Eldon Clirbitinns Unveil iii the Belfast Public _lla!i, dill. llvceinber 23rd.

7208-12-21-11.

h'r`If_<ii'iii' to uio sr, ciiriici-iiie mbéing- Concert '1'hursday, Dec-

1‘ ..iid; if storiiiy, Friday.

7254-12-21-ll,

;tCiiri»:iiins ‘tree and concert at

G Rixvulty School Thursday, --3. Admission i0 and 15 cents.

7274-li

I ii . e:;i~\lliiii.ilvClii-istmiis Tree will be 30,, ‘ 1"l<v|l\§',|1Jcccinbcr 23rd at mm- ~\1. bpccuii music mid pan-

°~ vzsc-12~21-ii.

"U"l°""Ul1ir ciir fox meat at Ai-

Wfdllcsfllly and 'l‘hui~sday,

21 und 22. Bnico Camp-

7263-12-21-21.

13- Christmas Tree and Pm- " lrllrvicw Church, North December 24th.

7258-12-21-ll.

H ds. Emerald,

ccmber 22nd. 7241-12-20-21.

dresseldo chicken and

., , Cgzllfv to Concert and xmgg

If lllshlre Hall on December

hot fine following night.

and 10c_

7253-12-21-li.

lst chance for a goose . _ S. social evening to- Siieelnl door prize a big

hymn

pressed

Is Little

With

Message

Of Deputies Unlikely

At Present To Shift From Its Attitude Of - Postponement Of December Interest Payment.

stench opinion mia' to una in President l-loover's message to Con- SVBSS Satisfying indications that the French plan for l. general examin- ation of the debts will be accepted by the United States.

This view was expressed today

after perusal of the complete text of the message. A French spokes- man said he apprehended that the existing situation ig not of s na- ture to induce the Chamber of Deputies at present to shift from its attitude of postponement of the December interest payment. ,

Officials find hopeful siglm in the Hoover message that he sees eye to eye with the French Government upon the necessity of treating the debt problem from a broad stand- point of economics. However, the iiiidenlying idea or the French plan is its international scope.

It is reiterated that France wants

the debts examined within the franieivork of Secretary of State Stiinsoirs last note to France, be- lieving that no worthwhile accord can be achieved unless it brings advantages t0 both the United Stat- cg and France.

France must think of her potential debts to Great Britain and simil- arly of the debts which other coun- tries owe France.

One delicate problem to be sctmd

before December 31 is Frances sliare of the Austrian restoration project., amounting to 230,000,000 francs (approximately $10,000,000). Already some deputies who favored pnyiiu; Aiiierica, are asking how l"rancc can make this loan io Aus- tria when she is unwilling to Dol/ the 500,000,000 fi-unc interest pay- iircnt to America.

Dept. Of Labor Created In

Nova Scotia

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX, Dec. 20-In accord-

:iuco with legislation passed at the 1932 session of tho provincial house, ii Department; of Labor has been cioaicd in Nova. Scotts. Premier Gordon S. Harrington, who also acts as Minister of Public Works and Mines, will administer the new department, with Charles J. Mc- Donald, of Glace Bay, as Secretary of Labor.

Announcement of tha Depart-

rnent's establishment followed a government meeting today.

Mr. McDonald has been active in

labor movements in Nova Scotia for the last 30 years. Ha has been a railroad man since 1895, first as a brakoman and later as conduct.. or. Since 1902 he had been chair- man of the general committee of the sydney and Loulsburg Railway, and since 1920 chairman of the Do- minion leglslative board of the Brotherh_00d of Railway '1‘|-gimme".

Second Reading Of Vi-siting Forces Bill

LONDON, Dec. 20--(Canadian

Press Cable)-The visiting forces bill which was given second reading in the House of Commons but was dropped as the close of the session, was given third reading in the House of Lords today. It will have to be rc-presented ro the Commons.

The bill will bring visiting forces

of one part of the empire in another port of the empire under the mill-

PARIB, Dec. 20-(APA--0l’!iolal`

'lltrrros pointed out _hc'\'erer-,»t-bat-_

i I

PRUHIBITIVE TARIEF UN U_S.li0llllS

British Colony Of Ber-

muda Will Switch Business To Gan- ada, Is Report.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.--(A.P.) -Plms of the British colony of Bermuda to place what is describ- ed as an “absolutely prohibitive tariff on food products from the United states, thus throwing the business to Canada" were described in telegrarns from four Boston firms which Senator Cciildge of Mass- achusetts has placed before the Senate. They have been referred to the finance committee. ‘

4V i l l Use The CanadianRadz'um

PARIS, Dec. 20--(Canadian Press

Cable)-Madame Pierre Curie, co- discoverer with her husband of ladium, will use Canadian rsdium in her researches it was announ- ced today. ~

Madame Curie has been handi-

capped in her work recently by inadequate supplies of the metal, known chiefly for its curative pro- perties toward cancer.

Arrangements whereby she will

receive_ supiies of Canadian rad- ium were made with Major Ber- nard y, resentative of Can- ar`!'l€iii'airadil:%int§r:sts who has been visiting in Europe, the an- nouncement said. -

LIBEL SUIT

UNDER WAY

(By Frank Flaherty, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

MONTREAL, Dec. 20. -- Loans

made by the Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada to Samuel In- suli of Chicago and to Insuil Uti`i- ties Investments Inc., were repaid in full, it was disclosed today, as the trial of James J. Havpell, charg- ed with criminal libel against Tho- mas B, Macaulay, President of tho Sun Life, continued before Chief Justice R. A. E. Cvreenshields and a Jury. Repayment of the loans, $9,- 375,000 to the investment company and $400,000 to Insull personally, was shown in retiu‘ns made to the Dominion Government. _

George Finlayson, Dominion su-

perintendent of insuriiiicc, was the chief witness today at the trial which, before it ends, will likely find Premier L. A. Taschcreau, of Que- becv, Sir Herbert Holt, President of the Royal Bank of Canada, E. W. Beatty, President of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Hon. Raoul Dan- durniid, Liberal lender in the Ben- ate and other prominent citizens in the witness box. All these have been subpoenaed and Premier Tas- chereau was ready to give his evid- ence today, but Calixte Cormier, counsel for Harpeil said he was not ready for him.

The libel charge arises out of

statements published by Hiirpcll in his mlliuzinc “The Journal of Com- merce" and in a book culled “lndus- try. Commerce and Finance." I-le linked Macaulay and the late Ivar Krluger together as the "world's lreatelt crooks." charged the sun Life President with using his in- fiusnm to secure PB¥ment of illegal bonuses to stockholders and with causing millions of dollars of loss to policyholders of the company. Defence counsel was thwarted te-

day when he attempted to ask Mr. Finlayson about the Governments past dealings with the Bun Life. I-fe was not allowed to ask whether the department of insurance had once asked the Cabinet to cancel the company! licence or to question the oiiloiai about reports he made to the

Modern and old time dam tary iw of the country in whichi

banking committee of the 1-louse of

AT MUNTRENL

To Be Iiistituted Following Disclos- ures Made In Que- bec Province.

<iisclosi=<'l, in the Province of Quebec l

2 W *_ - 't ~ _ i z zmg. ;_ _ » -v _ -__ i V - _

is.. fi.-..*.o...-1.-ng urliruiiiiuriisririsii Empire

oririirrruinsiwiii Listen In IN llll_EBECiChristmas Day

Nation-Wide Probe When His Majesty The King

Voices His Yuletide Message.

(Canadian Pressi

O'I'I‘AWA, Dec 20, - - \Vl:i-ii llifi

Itlujesiy the King voices his (Jiii'i.<;i-

,inns nicssugc to has slilijecln

lihrougliout tiic l3rit.i.sh Empire next l

ofrrnwa, Dee. 20-Diseiosui~es of Sunday moriiws. he will iindoum- N __ S

iiiianipulation in the administration edly “dd“‘S5 me Sl`i‘=1l0-ii Lllldifrwc Y ' '

‘Of direct r,.};C_fy prmcipauyi so fm. as I ever to listen to ii. radio biczidrrisi

Plans now prai-tir'uiiy criimiiicii-rl, '_ *_*

_nh ,_._.,,,1t i the Audi,/0,__G(,n_ irirrangcfl so far as Cniiudn is coii-

” ’ ““ “ f _ Proiiibitioii I s s u e

3_1 ,ml of Canada ,m,mum.,g A M, lcerncd by the newly crcutcil Can

Claus' cannot visit is a. matter to give pause. What has happened to Father Christmas or Santa Claus? Why has he failed to maintain the reputation which he took so many years to gain? But as we shrill see all he asks is the power to give gifts to children. Time was, with- in the memory of living man. when he was known as Father Christ- mas; and his annual visit was very much a home affair and no busi-I ness of any onc‘s outside. In some countries he has somehow become identified with that very kindly saint, Nicholas of Myra, patron of many other sorts of human beings ,besides thc children. to whom he used to give presents on his own December 6; and by now this dwindled St. Nicholas, under the -popular name of Santa Claus, has ousted Father Christmas from his proper season. It might be argued

,lic scandal. and while p os cut' ‘have been instituted in some cases it is hinted that only the surface

with brief oiipiessioiis of Empire

thunder of Niagara. Fails.

While Toronto is on the air a

ill

microphone u lie carried to the

has been combed that hundreds, if Fans ,md bv mmm O, ,mmm c,m_

engagements and performs o.liiiost_

party.

It seems rather s shame The

bore him many thousand miles!

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Deo. 20-(Cann-

dlan Press Cable)-The Duke and Duchess of York entertain- ed at' luncheon today in honor of Prime_Min|ster R.. B. Ben- nett and Kon. Howard Fergu- son, Canadian High Commis- sioner- and Mrs. Ferguson.

ROME, Dec. 20-(A.P.)-'line

number of Italy‘s ulvnploycd passed the million mark on Nov. 30. totalling, 1,038,000, approxi- l\1tely the fl|'|ll‘e of last Apr"- This compares with 878.000 at the same time last year.

dian Press)-Printers in news- paper offices hr-re \vi‘ri~ in favor of the five-day week hy :i _-innil majority, Intcrnulioiiui 'l‘.vprl- graphical Union ni‘fl<'iiil< saiiil here today.

SANTIAGO, Chllc, Dev. 20-

Congress in a joint _-.1-_~'s`iiii io- day formally declared Arturo Alessandri legally circled Pre- sident October 30 in serve un- iii 1938. This action fulfilled a constitutional requirement and opened the way for the President io assume office on Saturday.

Farm Bloc Is

Organized 1 In Congress

CHICAGO, Dec. 20-(A.P.)-The

American Farm Bureau Federation announced tonight that a farm bloc has been organized in Congress, composed of about 150 members of the House of Erepresentat-ivu, in an effort to secure agricultural re- lief in the short session.

The announcement was mule after receipt of a telegram from Edward A. 0‘Neal, Farm Bureau President, who is one of it group of agricultural leaders now in Washington advocating the domes- tic allotment farm relief plan. 0`Neal sent word that thi flfm

'Roosevelt Silent

ALBANY, N. Y., Duc. 20.---<A.P.l

--Governcr Franklin Roosevelt to- day continued his policy of silence toward Herbert Hoovers proposals to United States Congress Monday for co-operation between thc Pres- ident-Elect and the Rrcsident in as- suring continuity of American for- eign policy,

committees had been appointed to deal with fem-i mortgage foreclos- ures, farm relief legisiatiozi. cirr- reny reform and city cooperation.

'He bl0c's tentative programme

he said, contemplates legislation for

of "bone," or credit certificates fort

Monrnnni., mo. zi»-c=i...i- i

Lto enter the Slate bv another' route .more than l50 inilcs out of their

V S nbttlioiisands, more writs may be ___ _,__

demanded and that the systems (Continued on Page 7,

_ O a € which have pcrmitfed the irregu-

larities must be drastically renovat- “*”~-‘M ""-‘~-~

Cd o

-1- e a I ~ I ie mos riinazin iscosures State Ofsle

liigilvia cniaiiiiied from iakei Stl. John » ge

` ' ` ' |County, Quebec. The Provincial! P ro C [al rn ed

' A 1Govemnient aiithorized the issuance; A rgen tine

V relief. The chief agent was a pro- -__-

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Th th It f th bi "'-t‘h’t ll M -----i-----------JI BUENUS MRE5. DCU- 1f0-'~i1\- I

8 01181 0 ere eng more' a he is rea y ic same being , _ ,_,, 7 _p_,i___';-he ”.,,.e,-,.»,~,.n,_ 3,.. ,,,.,,cmm, `

than 400 children in the city and' under another name: but that iS nonuplwi on M I? N led a nation-wide‘state [oi siege, ai-

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in a few rural districts whom Santa' not true. The make-up is the same; ------~---- though dc,~e1Ol,,,,e,,L5 ,m;,ca,,,,1 i

the characters are different. Ow- i » that the autlicritics were irizister ot' i 1118. PCFTWPS, to his training among Fa [ll n g In o. revolutionary plot. i

B P90916 m01'@ 8l`Cga1ious and loss / The state of siege was riutiiorizeti

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‘ _ ‘ - s o _

reticent than our own, Santa Claus Bl fths, ffl ages l Saturday after wholesale arrests oi ]

is 11 Public Character' wiio readily, persons, many or whom licid high , and openly 'undertakes commercial A n d D e a t h 8 0m¢f-‘. WHO Were S\1Sll9Cf~‘d Of Bil-

l |

municipal duties, tlic very hint of_ OTTAWA, Dec. 20-iCziiiaciian 'govcrnineiih

which would have set. 1"utlieriPi-css)-A falling off in the number Mf‘P\U“`hU@ U10 ll0l1fli'f\i 1\il110~ Cm-lstmgg galloping IHS 1-cindcelw of births' marriageg and deaths in sphere cleared coiisideiniily and home across the siio\\'. And iioiv we Canada was ie-corded for the eleven mere “'°’° 5"‘““‘“i'5“5 the W"°lU'

loam t0 Our regret tlnit even hcrcf nioiiilis ended with Novciiiber, says ~ ' 4

he has been getting into trouble.; fi bureau of statistics report, but ba°kg"°u“d u"`°“gh°“L mc “mum”

The complaint is tim; lie is ii siiob; the decline in deaths was the smal-

fiil §§.§‘".f§.i°'I.‘.y,.§‘§t~“`i"i.flluifi 1 lisiom.f°.§f.f’ef.§§e.N§”itwill b°;§i'ii1iI<;31»f§i`i'1if =°»°i»u~= 1° ' have not' And me _luggestion ‘ls l pr'u,i0',,s`>vm,,,1;,,‘c,_,,h5 4,356 com_ tion under the state of siege nic-n.s~ nfe that he should no siiiii our or nic. cared vfitli 41.561. and ivouiases um’ "nd “Wa "°“'°""' f"m_bf_.““'°k` g

gaging in n plot to overtliro_w the

lionalrv ilircnt that has been iii the

istration of Prcsideiit Jiisto had

lIllElY SCENE

h |_;O[,_“.ide robe' ’ (adian. bi'oi1rii':ist coniniissioii. will

. , c M Umm hep is Lh0,.0,,gh,y Satisfied Ebfing into bciiii: the iiiost coriiiiicte Cause F u 1 y

as to the bona “des or claims m_e_ globe ciicii-r-ling lii'oiid<-:ist ever. “L_

sented by some provinces for the tempted] ,_ , - .

This scene shows the results of Christmas giving to the needy and D,,m!mbn~5 share of disbursements Sevcm- CAI'-l0S in Cflllilda and ilu: ` 101']

unknown child. Happiness costa but little. it is unlikely federal payments Wm n Ztheglgianiiiiipnsl, v,-lltll coinle cn the _

i ~ 3 (tiring ie arocidcnsi.

I Z ' "`""""' """""" " _be inode. Disclosures now in the‘ . _ _ _ _ _ i WAQHINGTON Dec ,,0_(MP)

.hands of the Government are .said goodwm ,md ,L mm, h ,UH Wu uoud H h .t h of bn

1 -1 < " 'li '~ '1 __' " - - ,io approach the magnitude of pub- be A wm.,d_“,ide ,,,_0.A|dm,_t ur me `wnsn, tie I g0h,§,1t,L iss eine;

r e ions "I l 5 5 pr ‘ “A u ' _

United States House of Represents tives loudly and some times hoarse- iy debated the .3_2 percent beer bill for six hectic hours today and look ed forward to a final vote by to- morrow night.

Unruly and sarcasticinaotionanil

word, the members abandoned their iniich-cheris'hed dignity. Personal- ities were freely exchanged. Party lines were disregarded. _Reaction M the debate indicated a close voioL One clash that had the member! on the edge of their chairs cam( between representative Mouser, res

/Eélean fiom Ohio, an ardent pro- ii, ltionist, and representative Brit- ten, Iiiiinots republican, an evolve(

rcpealist.

“If you force this beer bil

through prior to s. repeal of th( 18th amendment," Mouser s'h0utcA "you are forgetting tile mandate of the American people." _

"The Democrats have is mandatd

too, the mandate of their platform

io provicle a. non-intoxicating bever- R .

ge_` Britten internipted. "That's the trouble with tho

(Continued on Page 'li

25,950 as eoinpnred with 2ti.c25. cd °“ly W 5‘“"‘E’ °“‘ ”“b“"“°“ i M G

For November alone tliere waS in A

in deaths, and a decline et ri per-

In A Bad Wayi

CARi\'l`UNl{, Maliie. Dec. 20 -

1.-\.P.l--Ncni~iy 500 unhappy hunt-

01"s inva.s‘ioI\ of the main highway from Quebec, had dug in tonight to await re.=ciie or had turned back

`\\'ay.

Those who rcinainedsoiiglitshelter in ovcrniglit; cabins scattered along the ronrl bct-ween here and Jackman few of winch were adapted to wint- or occupancy. Most of the stranded inen and women were without funds-Maine residents who had gone into thc woods roi- deer with which to stock their larders for the winter.

Among them there was no rev- clry and no disposition to ro89l`d their plight. as an adventure. Some were hungry and not a few had families somewhere beyond the mile of swirling water Mid lC€~Cl\»0k‘1‘fl .highway with whom they we.'c eager to spend Christmas day. A few of thc stranded inu‘tit1ld|= 80" around the icc barrier by belltilli

their way through the woods and over the mountain which overlooks the flooded liigliu-ay. One luiiite: who took this mute. draggiiig lui

an increase of currency, lowering of the price of the dollar. stopping

`\ .

V 'mu-u they an vision; <oonnSuui on rm 'ri sim u r,i~p¢i»1.um ma om mb- up me

- ~<~~------~ --» -- ~ ~- - - - » - - -A --`~ e ~ - - »-~-~- - »~-------------»~»--~-~ -. ._ »~-__..;_\1,._' _,F _#_ N ;,u'__‘L

i - - i ,- ,- .._,,_.,___ .~ _-i ,___,,c_,m*-_,-¢.`»,1._,~~;1 _,VT

lM“t:_§'~ ` ~ - . _

farm mortgage l°rcciosui'es wherev- _er possible and giving eqiiiiiiiy io hiioiigiit him ri loaf of iiwiiii io stay' 1.»rr<~,- in imiiriix 12 <iii_v_~ after it

isult and labor. his hunger ~ was mailed.

deer behind him. arrived cold ani famished to be met down the river

ers, whose iioinP\vai'd trek was | blocked here by the Kennebec R.iv- i

llieve it or n<ii_ liiililnx miiii|r.“ll`

. I ‘

loyalty to home traditions wlilchi rt decline of 712 births, no tliarlge Dernonstraters W.; I

.__._.__.__i____.__f__`.__.___...__ cent, in the mrmbrir nf n\;iri_1\i;l‘ gs. A R d i' `

fe 0 1' fe cwiac

(Continued on Page 9; compared with November .i ycrirl _ \ _ 3

di- A Y ro SLEEP »

~----W fi - i c B B

no 5 In Ednlonton is Hhkoesr when l

LA Police obo

Banks, Hunters ,i-wil-weiiiiiioi-iii 7,; \

_f ”(\_ .

tonight as tiie result ot .i 1( iiioii- siraiioii in lllurket Siiiiaiv ivliercl 300 “liiii‘.g.wi‘ iii:ii>vliri':' new-:iibieiii today to iiiriiwli on l”arii:uiii~iit Hill. Four pr\r5rui.'\' '.\'(`i'(‘ liljlirvll, lllcillli- ing one piil;i°\\iiifiii_ lieforo ilu: par- i :ide was iirrikeii up nnrl the demon- straicrs routed. The viii-.nie was’

organized in deiluiice of ri govern- . ment order prohibitiiig the iiiarcli_ , The "miircli on Ediiioiitoii" was

part oi' n iirorxriiiiiinr iiiiiiiiicil by ` unemployed tiirougiioiit the pro- vince io seek ii _ci'c:iter slmrc of re- lief. A great iiiiinber cziinc ironi the conl fields in the soiillivni part of the Province. Agit:-ioi‘s from these fields, poiiro state, wiire ros- ponsible for the move on the i-ity.

Oddities From 'The Mail Bag

i-iamriax. me. co-_ic.P_‘»~ae ,

were not puzzled \\'li~»ii aiii unaid-

dressed li-tier :ii'i'i\`i~d lor riilzvi-1_\'.| They knew il. was for l~‘i'aiik Bark liousr. ‘oecaiisc on the eiiicioiwf

“'55 ri di~,\wing of .i dog, with "wool-i woot" cnimiatiiig foiii its gaping jaws, and ii house. And liei-e‘s ail- otheix John A. Mciiurcly Halifax piibl'siier_ mei a friend ovri' iii Ellil' land but forgot to give him his nd- dress. The friend sent it iettec iid dressed as follows: John A. .\1c~ Curd_v_ The Royal Bank of Cniiiida

by friends iii nn open cur. They

, Canada." Mr, M.~Cuidv i-eccived thc

' L

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liigli 0 th- llila afternoon at 4.512 ani

t iiiiir-row iirirriilnrr at 5.10.

_‘inn ri -it tli's nmriilnu ni 7.715 iiii(

~w~i~i tli,l=,iil`ii~rnm»n nt 42|.

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