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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, IWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1925

T h .e workman is the true salt of the earth. ’

MADMS“ 0F“ ‘

MERCHANT- ' industrioud

Annual labour-inflow Delivered IIJO I! Hall. Gilda all U. l-LIOM

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J. R. Booth Had Al- most Reached 99th Birthday-Was Un-‘ iversally Known.

(Canadian Press.) ()'i"i‘AWl\. Ont, Doc. S-Johui itutlolpiitiu Booth is tioiitl. Thei grand oiti iuuii of the (Jttttwu viii»

1i‘ , tlonn 0t‘ Cuniidlaiu ltnuiittriiieu. Y

“nil u pioneer oi‘ industry in the iloinitiion, ho would have celtalirtit- od his 99th birthday July 5 next.

iioutli canto quietly at 3.15 this zit-l

treruotiii tit his l‘8!<illl(‘.ill'l‘. 252 diet-i Viilftl Street. . .

No serious illnoss bcioll his inst‘, iiuys. in (not his illness was tte\'-= or of u positive uuttirt‘ but hi‘. lu- oituie gradually weaker tiiitil Stit- iirday when he lapsed into u semi] t-viuscioun condition, from which he, novel" fully recoverotl. His lu-oth-l ors illlii sister, sou, Iiilllgilitll‘ itiitl several grandchildren wort‘ zit his bedside during tho lust hours of: his lilo. l

iliitil Snturtlziy iiinruluig hi- \\’Li“\‘

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uble to liilll to his l':iinil,\, uni; business tissoolutos unii foi- .‘tl idiot-i iiliitilitdl day lu- sut up in‘ liis room. 'i‘liis hiiti lict-ii his won-i ditlon siiiro tenrly iii Novembor‘ when he ciinio homo from his

crimp in tho Mndhwnsltti district ui~ tor stieuillng u week tiintitip, tho, grout titubers Wlli<'i1 lie lnvotl until front whit-h he hitd roiipotl nu ini- ineiist» fortuiio. Print-tins l-Irit‘.

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, é , ,1 ._ .1‘ Nair. .l. l‘). ilnrrls, \V. A. Sit-wart. ‘(Illa“(fini,“mjltimf"‘r,i"il‘,fi"igm{ivmini, ..\. .\lt‘.\iilitlll. w. \\'. llt7\\'t\, .l. ii. tthle to ho ht his lledoitit- S wlllmm“ "ml Um“ SW13" R‘ A’

' W u ‘Pviitlifllliil.

The life oi’ ".l. iii‘. its lio iviis, familiarly known, ivtis oiio rich in‘ tho romance of industry, iiugruiigiiit: \\'tll‘li. ilo n-tts (.'\\'ilt'l‘ of llio lain-test timber llillllfi in tho. lirltish lfinitiirts. llit- l‘i'i'ililli' of u igrout fortune, uiid tho found- i-r tit‘ lill industry which rtitilts. niiioiig tho foremost of its kind lu ilit‘. world.

Burial will take place in tho iluniifs plot in Beechwood ceme- (Qt-y, Ottawa. bttt the‘ dnte of the funeral lins not yet been announc-

tho,

"dMr. Booth wns born in Cnntidn. llllfll‘ what is now tho vliiugta of Waterloo In the tanstorn townships tit (Quebec, on April T», 1X27. tluiy‘ throo children survive him. llirs» A. \\'. ‘Flt-eh, (Y. Jntrksoil. uiid d.‘ Fred lliitilll. lill Di’ (lltuwn. ills, two brothers Colonel J. Btitllihi Fordlilgttiti. \"t.. Mill l1 8W"? “l”; i-uirvlves. 'l‘ltt-.se relatives. mid Airs‘ Urn (‘rttil-fl iils constnnt t-onlltonloil uni-so for runny yours. w Mr. iiooths bedside. when the until

QBITIB. I. . _# <o>--—-

Bobbgd Hair Costs $100 Per Amtuin

A iiiun roiutilitiuiui tiny tliul. since the bold» had bot-onto. [nsbionlnblt I him $100 ]lt‘l‘ nutiuni out $1200 wngi‘. lin- wns iiinr lind ioiir daughters nil of with their mother hnd their‘ tlressotl out-e ti week ‘by it harbor.

tho ed llflii‘ ind t linii eostl 0f his;

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"Q-OQ-O O0 9O O OQQC OO-O-Q4 0-0 O Q 5 '

Condensed Specials

RATE-tic, por word. no! each ‘nsertion in this column.

‘5 F EV s Ry id uxpotil-

‘JOB PRINTING description. cheaply oi

"only ‘mammal!’ Glmrdmn “mil tin motion hit‘. .l. .-\. (‘lurk ivtis

rni Job Printery. Pbotie lilii, .

.._._.__._._~__-___-- - ~ ‘USE SAUNSOME BAU8AGES-—‘ lllindi fresh every ciity. Siitiudt-rs. Newsou & C0., Market ilulidlni-i- , 267l~7-2Il-6iiiou

SALE--ONE NEWLY also four stiwit.‘

F O R frcsheneii cow,

six months old Yorkshires. i,ud- iow Jenkins. Mnrshiielil. GSSlIl-IB-S-Iii

FOR SALE-ONE ENGLISH Bil.- iiiiivi iuliie with nil equipment. in porftwt condition, \Vrite llox i512. Sutttmersitle, tilino-ittli

‘VOU WANT GOOD ENVELOPES Prices 50 for 20c, 15d ior Zinc... 250 for Mo, 500 for $i.tlil, L000 for (1.95. Postpaid. Guardian Office.‘

‘SALEBMAN-WANTED AN EX- perlenoed Salesman to sell from Charlottetown a lino of Automo- biles well known in this Pro- vince. Liberal commission‘ to tho right mun. State experience and references. Write P. i"). Box 202.

GSiil-lE-B-Si

‘WINDSOR BERVIICE STATION now open for business 256 Queen Si. Export service given to nli makes of cars. Batteries repair- mk-rhnrited and stored. Cure

ltht‘ (‘httrltittotoivii

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lihuidliatiiii iii lill‘ li‘t'l‘tli‘tlllll-Z .~.t-t~l_v. itud were approv-

POPII Pius

Who, according to from Rome, may at lair-i, break

with tradition and iQflVg

rJivei-sary of the Francis at Assisi.

Rog~uiai"lVi0’utlily

Meeting‘ Y.lVi.0.A. Inst; Eve-fling‘ (‘igxflpl "t-it-tl» vii Efforts T0 End

‘ilit- Assorlntloit i-otinis Inst night.

'i‘lit‘ rogului‘ iiioiiiiiii‘ lI\l‘\‘iil Y. M iirztril oi‘ lliretrltirs look

blot-tint: wits nponoil with prziy-

>_\' llio ii<"Il\'l'iIi St-i-rt-inry. 'i‘lit- lliillliivil of t

(Nov. lith.) \\‘i‘1‘o. rond by.

ubsi-tit-i.‘

oil its reltd,

Y's Men's Club-.\ii'. ‘Fitrnor rc- ‘[l(ll'il3ll- tho forniutiou of tho (‘hur- lloiti-ttiivii Y's Mons (‘itib iIllil slllllll? club

zit lotigth or tho good this

trouiti do ttntl that prim-spools WVI‘

good for u roui live oiuil.

The following then reportotl on tiiiii on zitioptetl:

Pliysit-til Dept, lill).

Fiiiiilit-c (‘our iiy \V. A. Stiewtirt. Port-Ian Work by \\’. M_ ltowc.

Mr. ifnwt- iii rt-portltit: for

Forell-iu work stated the snot-ess- l'iil raising oi‘ $250.00 for this world

wide work of tho Association.

hieiubersltip t-ntuuilttoo. reported u“, a“ M1584 members or il gain oi’ 20 over

Nov. 1512-1.

General Secretary's Report was prosi-iitoil by the serrolziry niiti on

niotltin titioptotl. ldtliu-tttitiiitil (‘our prt-st-ntt-ti by the St‘t'l‘t!liii‘,\'.

New Busincss-.\ir. Turner rend

n letter from Mr. Patton re

fl‘ptt_vnie.ut of out‘ illotigc to tlit‘. Eni- "1lll‘l.iilo_vod Officers Retirement. Fund. 0n motion it Wits decided to pity

lodges to the Forelt-In Work (‘ount-il uud

p iiililtli

ili't’i)1lll1.‘l.

Nominating Committee-tin mn- ‘tlon of \V. .-\. Stoivzirt. socoiiilirtl by

report;

the Vatican to attend the celebra- tion of the seven hundredth an- dertth of St.

ho inst iiiooiiiigt R; _ _ U; 11min l'l)lll€'.l'\‘ll(‘.\‘ with business itioit ofi

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report was

, Retirement FlWl "m‘l-‘l“tiiid. ill illlilllltlil to nil the local

mun liiliIN ,‘ ill Pinion‘

Jumped on Running

Board and‘ Stoppedl Runaway M o t o r Truck Going 45 Mil- es an Hour.

(Canadian Prue) | SIONPPREAL, Dec. 7.~-A run-l uwny niotor trunk uT. iho busiest thoroughfare. of Montreal was pro- veittetl front running down upon tho crowded side-walks at the cor, lnor ut‘ Peel and St. Cnthtirinee Streets this afternoon. when 'i‘ra-i’~ fit‘ Constable Laloude, stationed at tho litter-section, lumped on ‘the running board and finally brought the truck to n slop after it had gone _:t couple of blocks unii had attained ;tt spoetl of forty-five iiiilos un hour. l'i‘lle our was iteutieti ior n tolutct-o ‘store. on the corner when tho con-

,lt iiwziy, hilt Icoultl not got. inside tlit‘ oioseti tin-or to glint oil this iiiolor. lie sioivrc-d it along the hiett-tilfe Street and thou south to Uortcites- tci", where he brought it up.

"File driver had left the truck while‘ he went into a ttore and a lsuinll boy is thought in have uilllhPgl

'lht.> mischief.

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ncliot Resumes

Act. Prosiiloiil i’. \V. ‘i‘ni'nei' iviisl‘ I tlu illt‘ l'lliill‘ and the loiimviuizl G 0 a1 D l S t e uit-iiilioiu-i wort‘. pvt-soul: .l. A. Mr- *”"

(Special to the Guardian)

‘llAdbiidSlLillltG, line. it-Guvor- ii-ir Plnt-itot todny resume-ti his ef- ‘ftii-ts ildlilti tho suspension operat- iiltiiifi of tho‘ i'oiiii-syli'tiiiiu anthrac- ltp-lloiil now in its iliitloillli wceir. ‘\_;'i‘()ti2ly'>4 uioveiiituit molt the firiu of

the iiitrd eoai rogitin.

and which were tttrt-opteti ‘by ‘l’ miners iilitl rPjeHtt-rl liy tho tipera tors, "

t-onitiillti-es worth motion l

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And Wife Meets Death I11 London

(Canadian Press)’

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were killed tit. Funny Stafford ‘Buckingham Palace while travelling in a churabane Four other persons also were kll lllh‘ titiscratched.

Nit-

iivos were wiped out almost sinntiy.

France And Britai

\\'. M. flown llio follon-liig iihniiti- _

tiling onin. iviis iitiiut-tl by the, , ' t-linlrniiiii to lill the " "nueios on tho ilourd of l\il‘t‘\‘l0l‘!~l‘. W. M.

Rowe tnui l‘. \V. ‘Furtter. National Council li-ttoi‘

Fviilllltlilllt-ti to lli:tl position. Closing Prayer.

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Liberal itlonibers

. from ilu‘ Nut. (‘oiiiirll wool" 49'"*"**""“"“" ""“i'o;id iislfliii: our .‘\.\‘,\'iil'iil[lllll to all» point its llli‘illilt‘l‘ to tho Nntltinni itmtinril of tho Y. .\l, ('. .»\. cl‘ Cun-

Adjournment.

J)ONDON_ Dec. 8 —— The ‘Vest

Membe'-__,,_.\[illlll9it!i‘ ‘Gazette, which is making

daily feature of alleged grove tltiugcr of an Anglo-Turkish wiir. lsztys the situation hllg diegn accen- tutttod by on agreement which, it lozirus, Great Britain and France concluded for cooperation in [lite tiuiiithiioil territories of the Near the

locust. ‘Including presumably invent. oi nu attack thy the Turks

tho idea lheing that Grctit Britain iliili Franco would not in behalf of

the dengue oi Notions.

NOW Number loliManitoba Auditor

(Canadian Frau.) TORUWIW), iii-r. 8—~~'i‘i\u

in ‘llttgot. Iii-lugs tho i|ll'iili)t‘l'.~l In lllt‘ iiions in lill,

proveotiiitgs ill

lPliLlbNlhTPHVV-N. ‘N. J. Dot‘. Henry M. (iYIIliRPT. iflfllwl’ Stilton biinistizr to (‘tiionvhin inst. given nwtiy $5- 824520. not to be cash ever, for out‘ thousnnil y leoson in thrift lit“ has hi) in n ‘hunk to ‘it-uiziln

(HITS.

washed and stored. Your pni- ronnxe appreciated. Vincent Windsor, Manaar. 0548-9-11

special committee in terestr oi the United State Colombia.

oiectionl yestorliiiy oi (i. l). Morin. liiberui. totatl lilliorul lltlllllti of (‘on with 117 Consorvn- ii\'i‘.‘l, 2i i'i~ogrt-.~isi\'os, 2 Labor mid i lntii-potitltint. llot-otitits or court’

progress in some otiiintltiioiii-los. sin-ii us PIEIIUO Riv- or. Ailwrtn, illiti iiurtni North. Ont- urit‘. ma)‘ nltllr the standing hoioro lhti-llitiucut ittisembies on January

Lesson In Thrift l

574.525. oti in, itow- up-to-your-own-ofiire As a about to be erected. Tho building will have an or- thom zit n rttngemcnt oi ramps lentiing up Tenants can tn this way to any floor iiiev An elaborate tlariige will s and be the central feature of the build-

demsltcii

compound interest until 292E win-ti [limit tun 'totrii‘wui iit‘ tll'li1°-“l‘ll‘ of by =I drive r the best ‘ri- choose.

tho provinvitil ‘ gnvortititont.

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wits 31 yours 0i tint‘.

oil. So far as cnn lio usmrt

his affairs tire in good order. 40>»

lTo Motor Up Stairs

S -- Nl<‘.\V YOlkK. Dec. 8~A soluti

United of the parking problem Willi report-

linslt-ti in Newark when rcrti cstuto in

952. forests reported a $1,000,000 motor structure In

git the street.

In}.

‘stu-blile jumped uii to lt. iio veoredl

The Governor inst night. mullet cloni- his intention of sticking to tho; proposals udrleh ht.- presontod us n‘ ithnsis for settlement Novoiu-lie-r 2s the

N. S. Minister?

‘LONDON, lief‘, S-iiev. \\'illlam Nightingale. ti hiletlititiist tululster, ‘formerly oi Dartmouth. N. S" and his wife hitirtllu ll. Nightingale.‘

inst nlghtl

led. hut three passengers escaped

..3‘;;:2‘:r‘::";i..r;r¥:::.Link: u‘ to w ramvny and a moment In,“ u "am- new irieh agreement, passing ‘it merits, which convened here to- run into it wit-h the result that six in- t

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Believed Suicide

\VlNNlPE(i, hlnir. lit-t‘. 8—Stni» plflifil Lindsay iiousfielti. itutlitor of Siindny from n gunshot wntintlulli gum“ w“ m“ only marked by hum‘. tho hood. believed by tho niithori- ties to liitve been self-inflicted. llo nuti unmarri- ninetbi

In New Office Block

on Sil(‘(‘t‘1'il0(‘| in turning the lMnroons

lSiliiiliil SETS ‘Sillilll iliilliii] iilil ililiiiiiY

Heroic Plunge Through Rain of Rocks Saves Sleeping Men From Death in Cabin.

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The following interesting thrll- ‘It was not a. command. it was ling story from the magazine "Lib- not a suggestion. lit was the ia- erty" will ‘be rend with interest conic remark of a man who know here nt-i Mr. J. ‘S. Patritige of ‘Field, what a landslide in the Canadian ‘B. f‘... referred to is a S011 of’ the Rockies woe like, and who know late Mr. James ll. ‘Pntridge of hit. ivhat a slim chance, 1n this illit- ‘Stc-wartz- once, a mere human had to outwit

“The big itiootuotlve. as if 1108- the Juggernaut. gessetl with till animal's instinct ‘The point where the train had for seentiflfl (longer. wit"! l0 11 come to a halt on a stretch of grinding stop on the dark moun" track the Canadian Pacific. known talnside The engineer, cautious- as The Valley of ‘Spiral Tunnels ly applying the brakes, had been What baslbee-n accomplished in the conscious of u sly movement 0i rugged section constitutes one of rock and soil at the left oi’ the the greatest engineering feats in trnok. iLnhoring hard op the steep railroad history. Here the trail- grutie_ the freight engine bail been road doubles back and forth over making slow progrcssfso that the itseili‘ in a bewildering series of ‘tNTiiOiI of onrth had tbeen dlscern- curves that form a complete figure ible despite tho blackness of tbelolglit with titre-e levels oftraek. lAugtist night. ‘A passenger standing on the pint-

Tliero are limos whou the ‘side foi-iu tit. one of the higher lQViSlB of u mountain slits. ‘it was doing can sec smoke from the locomotive it now. 'l‘he mun at the throttle of the train on which he isriding kin-w wiint it uieaitt. IPartridge. drift lazily up from the lower level. .tht- husky flt-i-inttu, knew. A iand- rThe train which (Partridge was

' firing that night. oi last August 15 had passed through the tirnilel of Ogden Mountain, which lifts its I to the peak to an altitude oi‘ eight thou- ndred and ninety-five

‘ tilt?

. ‘Purtritigohc face whitened ‘beneath

its greasy smears. '1\Vc’ro suite." hc- shoutet

engineer. "Site's headed ‘for YohoJsand seven hu ,i3itnt‘ii of men down below thereiier-t; had climbed to the long tun- gasleep. lt’ll lniry ‘eru like tinge.” nel of Cathedral Mountain and bad

I. 'l'ili'l‘ii menacing emerged again at an altitude of li-uiithlo ttnd the rattle of rocks, as four thousand nine hundred feet, dho grout muss tohovo ‘llPgilil to bended east. ‘lip-live poutierotisiy lill/J motion. ‘Directly below the point. where IParti-itigi,‘ sprung from the e-n- Partridge? train bad stopped, lay iglut‘. the station oi Yoho. on the middle l ‘)l‘ni gain-g to rout those fellows one of the three levels of track. font," he yelled hack as he titltsap- “it'll lbe death for those fellows ‘potit-cti into tho tilght. _ down there in the section ‘house be- “\\'<_‘il." tho tfligilltlfil‘ called af- tt‘.~- iilill, you'll have to hurry.”

llil-FOPIIIBI‘ RnssianljVeterans Protest To Exeoutioners Un- l Ottawa (Canadian. iPreu)

__ IWIININDPEG, Dec. 8--—Every Vett- ' crane Organisation Ia ‘Manitoba bfOSCgiznalllltcp gramme.» ha“ 58M mlearame o‘ protest! 1n of‘ howlthe, in tor has boconielotullwa at the withdraw‘ of Tenet hunted in liilsgiti is provided in" sufferers recamng 20 Der cent ttho arrest oi‘ fifteen former GXCCII-ffilggesiigglgzéi$sggg€a :31 Mggcfrflufg [lioiiers iintier the Czarist regime. 0 n“ {mun with ‘h a m U t charged with having strangled to?“ m ‘ n n e o c“ a o tit-nth at least 500 revolntlonists Heading service clubs and many 0t ‘Fndence a am“ mam u‘; ‘jiflltlie ministers of the city churches i rti in the igocni tress ‘yea llldllrmlquesung them to support ma" lilit-y) i-.i.-,.i.,...,| from‘ ‘w’ t}, yw, fzlrlflllpfénl to Ottawa ior e reneclslon itaut-h tixt-etitlmt and that one of 0f “tie receilllimdel “l "N! Depart.- ltlieui. a priest nntned ROSllllDfl. o’ Sm‘ em Cw“ Restalbush. lWilU- otiiclnted tit hangings, recelv~ ' led $1.50 for each prayer on tho gui- lows.

Final Approval To New Irish

was tiuotiier

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United Church Gom- mission In Session

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A g r 6 e In e n t TOROSTgfdlggcfhSg-Piarixiotient organization of finance and relat-

(Canadlart Press) ed branches oi work in the United LONDON. Dec. 8.-"-Tii8 ilonse of Church oi Canada is being consid- Coininons todziy gave iinni approv- ered .ior two days by tie-called e effect. to the “commission on other depart-

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through its second and third read-day under the chnirmanshiiroi Rev Iii-gs [his nfterno/lu without a div- Dr. W. it. Young. lsion.

BiiiliNS iiili SENSATiilNAi GAME FiiilM MilNTRElli 3-2

* Roberts, IQ-Year-Old High School Youth Sensation of The Night In Boston Net.

in Hard Fought Hockey Battle.

iy Amherst boys together

(Llnenlng In)

‘Pontlemonltim reigned enpretne nt the ‘Boston Arena loot night when the (Montreal Maroon/o and Boston Bruins singed one of the uiost exciting rind whirlwind hoc- key battles g0 for in the ‘National iiockoy League this season. The

on tho Maroons.

in the- opening stanza.

iod Carson Cooper counted for Boa ruining and scintillating plays by imtli teams ibut iind in its unfolding the crowning of n hockey head in the person of one Clarence ‘Rob- orls of Boston. a nineteen year old high school Ind who substituted in the Bruin nets ior ‘Dr. Stewart who

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-“Red’? Stewart Figures Prominently

wth Jimmy Herbert: played sensational and telling hockey for the “bean town" crew, while Dunc Munro and Reg Noble shared tiio high honors

The lirstomre ‘war ‘made by Boston ‘HBPDQTUI counting clean. lit the second per-

ton‘; second score on u rebound from Red Stewart's stick. in less time than it takes to tell Mont- real evened the count. Noble and Selbort bulging the twine; ‘it. was during this period ebat Dr. Stewart. the Boston goalie was forced to

Joint Meeting 0f Maritime B. 0f T. C 0 m m i t t e e s

(Canadian Preu) _il~i.AiLtFAX, N. 5-. Dec. 8.—Foi~ lowing a meeting held here tbia morning and afternoon of a. iolht txnnmlttee representing Nova ‘Sco- tlu. New Bruuswck and P. E, i. Boards oi Trade, presided over by A. P. Hattersou of St, John. called to cousiderthe case, for the Mari- timeo as prepared by B‘. C. Cornell, ‘freight rate expert, it was announ- ced ‘that no statement covering the committee's deliberations would be given to the public other than that a brief had been considered and COIIIDIBtecI and would form a basis ior‘ the Maritime argument for low- er freight rate! to ‘he taken up shortly with the Board oi Railway Commissioners for Canada,

‘Mr. Cornell. it was stated, will remain in ‘Halifax several days for consultation with ohippern and otii era and would maintain a head- quarters in the Hitllax Board of Trade rooms.

New Brunswick was represented by A- P. lHattorson. J. D, McKen- na and F. M. Scianders all of St. John and G. iP. Ruckbie oi ‘Bath- urst: Prince ‘Edward island by W. L. Higgins of Charlottetown; and Nova Scotia by ‘Hon. J. A, Walker, Hon. Fred Foe/tor, D, R. Turnilxilli G.- W, Henley and H’. R. ‘Silver, all of Halifax. E. A. Saunders. Secre- tary of Halifax Board of Trade an Secretary of the meeting‘ Mambo“ of the committee were entertained at luncheon.

Former N. B. Premier Under Hospital Treatment

(Canadian Prue.) WOODSTOCK, N. B.. Dec. 8- X-ray examinations oi J. K. Flem- lns. former Premier oi this pro- vince and elected Conservative member oi Parliament for Carlton, Victoria. in general federal elec- tions. October 29. are going 0n at Fisher Memorial Hospital to deter- mine whether or not an operation is ‘necessary. He has been suffer- ing from what are believed to be chronic attacks of gallstones,

Paris Newspapers Assert; Girl Spy In Britain’s Pay

(Canadian Prue.)

PARIS, Dec. 8--Some of the newspapers openly assert today that Great Britain is the power ior which Marthe Moreuii, 25 yenr old Parisienue and former nurse. ar- tists model, and parachute Jumper. was trying to obtain information about French air services.

The young woman is under ar- rest charged with espionage and there also are in’ custody three men. James Leather. Fisher Wil- liams, and Ernest Oliver Phillips. who are alleged to- hnve employed Mile Moi-cull. Newspapers assert that ‘Leather and Phillipa are Enz- iishmen. the former a lieutenant and the other a non-commission- ed officer of the regular British army, who have been detached in- to the intelligence service,

ORE- HOPPINQ

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WHY ALI-THE ICE m ‘for. WINTER Mo‘!

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