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I Mull Canaria and l 8. A. $1.50.
1 " C i' Zi. W 5 ‘
Crown Evidence ‘_ ` somellhefe In A1.-limi.-ic Exhibition Ass’n IGRANU ]|_|ll0|l§
ot Completed
In Case Of George Smith Who Is
Being Tried For Manslaughter At Supreme Court. Will- Con-
tinue To-Day.
.Price Of Rope -°
-After reciting the UL1 also laid
to buy a` rope to hm! Um”-lf 5°
also oeeember is . JW Her first husband, io whom by
ed. an
SIIIIRN IN IIS
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Jan.. 14 ‘hw
The trial of George Smith for
manslaughter began yesterday at the
I Left Husband `Bupreme Court before Mr. Justice
lArxenault, the evidence for the crown
upying the greater part of the
,l,¢ had suffered at the hug, rcwfm in the afterno;a_i_-1. _ ' “ _ --~ - _ --
of ht' farm". hmbmd, Mn in neil _i_3'ourt;p;ri_ee<; __Nt1eB_l_1_1_orx;- a B _ . showed a most successful year, in Hilda E. Tingle bequeathed him _ fnst.He__I:;__ Gallant chaorged with A fact thc greatest in the history of
th
eft. '
a barrister of this Court bu
c
dey. Several witnesses were examin- ~
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To Hang ttorne General Thane Cam
A Y D _
H conducted the pmsecuu°n_ whllc The storm siwcpt Atlantic was believed to have claimed the lives of two more transatlariic fliers, gs IDD
ML _,_ _,_ Johnstom K_ o__ conducted hcpe for the safety of Mrs Beryl lla rt, 27~y:ar-old red-headed widow, an d Lleut. Wlll‘am S. MMI/ cn. wholent Mr _"me, Paton ard th Seo
6 “tenet left Bermuda Saturday noon, January 10, for Hnrta in the Azores. ln th elr monoplune Tradcwlnd, waned ' ' ° " C
g repgyf, of the G;-and Jury was Wm* 73"! Pfliiillz hours.-Photo silo vrs the Trzdevvinri. ' rc
5 E2 cs
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dm. th
The WHL wil". Jann" ,_ Walter E. Darby, Barrister of thc an -_ n mu ws Pmlmled y“|,¢,¢”_ dh, Court of Nova Scotia, was, on mot- e th WSW of the ,nl of , 3_1” lon of Mr. Thane Campbell, sworn in co
223:: ,r,°l;|“::,' uns; "After he me taken the ohh Mr. w I L In I 1_ R€pO1't€d `AHHU31 Al,
tice Arsenault welcomed Mr. Dar- _ h
Is Enthusiastic URGE-RIGURUIIS.
ENFDRGEMENT
tion Commented Upon At An- ,mc A"""'7.""g I“°"°‘
nual Meeting.
ase In Highway Ac- cidents in Province.
_, Splendid Success Of 1930 Exhibi- _ ____
in _ Yesterdav in the Supreme Cour(
The Annual Meeting ol’ the Pro- nc_nl Exhibition Association was
§hold in thc sccretarys ofllce.
rovincial Building. ycsterdliy
afternoon, all the directors being
- _present with the exception of Holi.
orge E. Hughes. The Directors' slid- P‘iiiaiic;al rr.- rts were submitted by the Presid-
tary, Mr. J. W. Boulter. and on
otion were adopted. The Directors' port which is herewith published,
c Association as far as attendance
and exhibits wrre concerned. The nancial report showcd a deficit for
e year of $3,719.73 which was ac- unted for by the fact that it new llding, primarily for the purpose of
ousing the Silver Fox Exhibition, ad been erected and other repairs
to Bar of this province. I-le made *‘- Evelilng Mr, G. J. and replacements made to me prop.
191-,_ the will 5¢,|,¢d_ 1-mv" mp. distinguished career ln college, and
h°“°" W me Bar- (Canadian Press) Rooms, with the vice-president, Mr. bu Mr Justice Saunders also compl.i G J Tweed ,B5 1,., l a "1
' ' -- y.Dld.ginl'1e b-
- mented the young attorney and felt oI'1'AwA. Juli. 14,-ottawa sam mm, of M, _,_ p_ Clockem SU
me was ,mn-lell ln _ymu,,_ reference to the fact that he had a Colorful Scene Sta. _ _ * IC
ti-on Oil Occasion of AppO1Hf€d P1'€S1d€11i£
,M mn only nv, me ll-,,,l,l, that Mr. Darby and hiniself had been »`-‘ _ ’ W 'land caused my health to fall." friends during school days. College _Ju I)9D2ll'illl'£_! Of Thell' ______ I
degrees are marks of ability, he said. EXCell{411(§|QS_ 'rim glmual fneellllg of the char.
_-__-__-__ but the study of law is never nnish- ‘W1 llollegown Bom-l of T,-me was l~l,ld `d°m"5U° "°°l“”`°m°“t5- but “O th” ex' pa
He felt sure Mr. Darby would be ¢~ I - - W
last evening in the Board of Trade
tter and cheese on the British _W
nt of having a constant supply of lw
rty. '
The former Board of Directors ere re-elected with the same ofllccrs
for the ensuing year.
Among tilosc present who took rt in thc discussion was the Holi. _ M. Lea, Premier of the Province, ho gavc 9. short address which was
al-ket where these products find _very greatly enjoyed, being full of ch U' feady d°m°'nd and °“-I°y Such good information and kindly, helpful
sure he would carry oil with the same “Good-bye and good luck" to their pollgwlllg me repo,-l_s of commit. "1 °“‘“bI° "°p“tatI°“5 _ Isuggcstions. Premier Lea has been ii deg'/e of success as that which he Exccllcncies Viscount and Viscount- tees the followlng ol-llcers were el_ That P°“m'Y *md 935 P"°d"°“°“'wondcl'ful friend of the Provlilc’al ha
lfnnadlan Press)
TORONTO, Jan. 14-Mr. Justice
Ease was today sworn in as Chief lustice of the High Court of Ontario ay Licut.-Governor W. D. Ross. The iew chief Justice, who fills the va- cancv c.1us¢~d through the resignation _of Chief Justice R. M. Meredith, is also ilrcsident of the High Court Di- vision of the Supreme Court of On- isrio.
I3 II II
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
d during his term at college. css Williilgdon today. In thc bright- ec-_cd fm. the ensuing year: be '-_-_ ‘ik-7 _--_--` ness of a sparkling sharp Canadian p,.e_,ldent_G_ _,_ Tweedy 8
Stimulated thr°“gh "cry legmm' IExhibition preaching its uscfullncss 5° means to ensure not only a. coll' lin and out of season, and is af mem-
(Contlnued on page 6) winter day. prominent rcprcsenta- Vlw_-President Samuel Kcmmm 35331” Supply f°’ d°m°Su° U-W bm' °f Ibcr of the Advisory Board. Among
lx business and social worlds of thc gum ' market. Presldclm ML James Pamm on
A Dominion gathered! at “°°" °° bm! councll~R. L. cotton, L. A. Mc- Th" tl" p'°d"°“°" °' mum" ‘md 'Him ’“l°l`°Si Sh°"~‘“ by him and . ‘ farewell to the Governor-Gcncrai D0m]d_ P_ w_ Clarkm Dm Cl__u_k_ S_ lambs be increased to meet the rc- Smal amount of “mc llc gave to me and his wife who, for more than A Mcvod H F, Mcphw J P .qutrements of our domestic nccds_ W
tive.. of the political, diplomatic. s5.crcl_m.y_T,ea_,ul.e,_w_ L_ His, I’
high quality surplus fm' the Bmlsh other things ho complimented the
thc thc
ork without recompense. Ho thought
four ycclrs, have lived among the Céockctt' J' L bouélas ` ' That our swine production bc dc- _lllc ollmr _dll-actors ,md the ,;hal.c_
I Canadian l.)e°p]c` Brigmf uniforms The secretary read alettcr from thc Yeloped Hong a national Scmw p°l` II‘°1d°1`5 “WC 9150 €‘“mI€d 1° 2 BPM?-
ss1l1111111i11i
of th: soldiers who constituted trav- _ _ __ ic elliilg escort and Guard of Honor for Mmm” of Mm-me' mth respect t0 C
ii. rcsolutlonpassed by the Board and
their Exccilcncies, flags and hunting, _ lg
mid it large wreath of beautiful roses mmarded t° mm advocating an in' me wgl-ld, our abundant, Suppl of l __ .. .. crease in power to Island radio sta- _ y 1 “Wh "5 mcisagc °f g°°d mek - md' tions The matter had been reigned CUBFS0 STB’-DS ‘md hog fcccls g'Jll¢l`f1l1Y|il'1c enterprise from year to year
W Cd C0101' £0 U10 SCPIW- ` places our Dominion in thc position “-
icllildin PTUS) The departure took place at about t'° the mdk’ department'
. ~ ' u v 0
TORONTO- Ont-» Jan- 14--F0" twenty minutes after twelve o'clock. Smcml conmlumcamm “ere re' me pl.odu¢tl0n of hogs lo ,noel mf, p
constltuel-lg comp,”-llea of lhe G_ _;l_ Hmdcd by Rl HDn_ R_ B_ Bennett wived from the Canadian Chambers
MEETINGS ETCS. Stimson and Company Ltd.. bond l-illlmc Ml,,ll;l¢,-_ menlbers of the D0. Di' C°l1ll\1¢fC¢~ Thi' fll'-W WHS relative
, “- brokerage firm, entered voluntary as- mlnlon Cabinet were present to 10 fi ‘~i\’lC imlJl‘C'\'¢m€llf- lll‘08l'8l1'll‘l1C.
' .Skating tonight at Nwth R'u“I°° Sl8l‘lm¢lli»5 lf- 05300” Him Wday- Isllakc thc hands of Viscount and with 3' “st °f suggeswd mms fm' im' `
The ¢°mPHl1i€5 WCW me N“|°““1 Viscoiiilicss Willingdon for the last p"°VC""Cm‘ atmchcd' The letter was n
~c.>ll1wall Rink sm.-1, pl-ldgy, Debcnture corpore11on,i_.imlic1i; the llmc_ M ll,,,,_ W_ L, ll,l,,cl¢0,,zl,, referred to the incoming ilresiflvnt -M
oronto Bond Excllange; the Stim- lqll-lg_ Lllm-al Lead,”-; H0n_ G_ H0w_ The second was a letter _l'0l1U€Sii\1S
1. son Building Ind I-\'lV¢5¢m°m C01" ard Fcrgusori, 1lr~wl_v-appoillteri l-ligh U19 c°"'5:‘1"atl°1" °f th* B°"d °“ “ C
ration, Limited, and the Stimson `COl,m.lls5l,,m.,. lol- Calladn ll, Gm” resolution passed by the Montreal
Rink. 1531 1 _
11111. see rheiun. lszl-1-is-21
_ T
_ Kfvll Tuesday, Jan. 20 in mind po or Rev. Moorhead Legates illus-
trates lecture. 147g-l3-3l Canadian Development Cvmnnnv. Li- Britain; Hou. viurcur iusssey. for-lB0Hf=i Of TTHFIG and Submilifd W the
_ -€ mited. G. T. Clarkson was appointed _mer Clmacllml Mllllslcr ll, waslllmklclianlber to the effect that wlierens B
iquldltor. 'toi1, representatives of foreign Gov- N10 “l>lJliCHi-i011 Of the Federal IU" g The liabilities of the four firms er,-lmmgs ln Oll,-ll,-,;_ lmfl Dllwrs rcme Tax to Public Utilities is in- were stated to be $1,500,000. Assets ln-ominent in various walks of lifc Gluilllblf' and Ulllllst in mill 01115’ K
Hornets vs. Granites, Highfield were set at $700. G. A. Stinison and in the Dnlllillioll WWC anlong the those utilities which are privaiely_ 3
F»ink.Th1ii°sda_v. Januarv 15th. Skit- Company is listed as the principal cl-ovvll wllleli galllered nr the sm- Iowncd are subject to thc tsx, wh‘lc` "
°_B\ll'iilg live hogs Tuesday, Jan- l
#fl 20th_tlli noon. Everett wedlock, unter River. 1.14-3l_
IA
“ls after match. 151a-1l_
_°;`l;t‘-f‘l'\’e Thursday, January 22nd Md ollccrt and Box Social to be ° in Marshfield Hail. 1519-li.
___;f'I'hc New Glasgow Players \wi1l _misfit their play in Wheatley River
- Thursday night, January iam.
1461-1-13-3|.
P‘°ER/.‘cular meeting Lldisl Aid K-11- 1- l-l°si>ltal. st. Paurs Penan- shz- Wednesday iiftemoon. 3.30 e 'l“- 1432-i-la-ai.
I
“D“'lC1l1". TID Top Inn tonight m _ Elven at entrance. Peppy "2-SIC and excellent floor. Novelties, '- ' 1529
“Annual Meeting Orwell Dalrylng 0°.. will be new in orweii cove mil.
_ l
f being pre-einlrieritly suitable for!
eeds of the British market, which 1-1 largely being supplied today by iv
l’ WlliCl‘l Would €l't‘lllUHl1y DI|1C¢|rlcal of praise for thc efforts thc llnnda in the position of being the former- expended on me Exmblticn I`Z¢SI5 0XP0l‘l»€l' Of 1108 P1'0CIUCi-5 in and the fact thai, thc shareholders
ad ungrudgirigly spent money on
ithout receiving any dividends. '1'hc presence of Mr. Roy Ings of ort Hill was gratifying to all pres- lt. His family have been associated ith thc Exhibition as shareholders
Denmark and other foreign countries. for many years and Mr. ings himself
That lt. is the opinion of the Win- .now located lil the western part of
oncerled and immediate action by
encrally. ll’
iew to urging the adoption of a na-
lpeg Bgal-d of Tl-ad; gl-mr mg slum- 'thc Island, is sure to take an active on is suflcleiitly ncutc to warrant Illll0l'l`St ill iIliS H000 W0l'k-
Mr. J. Walter Jones gave some ln-
all organizations interested, includ- ifl`CSLi1l8 ll1f0l`m5\iI0ll “Birding fairs ng members of the Board of Trade 'C1SCWll€1‘t‘ Ilnfl Slisgested some llciv nd me buslness mm of Canada 'features for thc program which will
all probability be tried out this
lt was proposed that this rcsolu- _"'f“50“-
ion be submitted io thc Dominiorll Mr- E T- *H935 “'35 EVURII5' l"I(`3S nd Provincial Govmuuems “ith a cd with thc showing mario and of-
Ifcrrd some suggestions. Ho rcgrcttcd
1
_ _ _ _ _ , _ -,_ _ k_ thc ilbscrlcc of the Hon. Grorlzc E. _, _ _
unsecured Cfedliilf. ii0ll- ‘»Il05C DU_bI-015’ 0“'\\0d 1_1” €‘\9lUl°l_» YC' uT_:m;__§i;;?|dc;"tgiinéglf Blgaidigitl H1:gl1c.<i ihroligli illness and suggtst- I Directors, S. A. McLeod, W. Cllcutcr
”-'““`"_"""‘ ~"°I""~lb'““° '°I_"_°_D°_“"_:“i°‘€ G‘_"“""'l£__meg nf vw __D,Ohmm`t9 me WP cel that 11 letter bc sent him coil 3 l\frLu:<‘. M. P.. 1\la:'or T. W. L.I
mn "U" °"°'5°l °r° ` -. l tl ci 1 ‘ c. 1 ____o__;' th dmc ________at_°__ against cus |l_m_c_S ol the orgammrlom meetlng cling tin Jmpuliy of ic mc ing ol c 1- Rop 1 \f omillwoorl I
lon with them we are placing our en- tertainment at the lowest figures of ally fair in America. We believe i11I
tile principle of hui-ing a big cz-owrll at small prices rather than a small; Irrowd at big prices.
The Colonel referred to the pres-1
cncc of Judge F. L. I-Iaszard, who lic I said, had b`ccn onc of _thc very orig- I
inal founders of the enterprise. l-112,] together with a few other enthusiasts
were responsible for the conceptioni and completion of thc Charlottetown I Drivinl; Park and Proviilcial Exlilb-l _ition Association. The assistance of( men like the Judge in the past had been of incaicuable benefit to this Province in improving the quality of _ our agriculture, live stock, etc. Furl many, many years the Judge has giv- forl services on the Board, sponding il great deal of time with thc latc
Secretary Charles Smallwoocl. tel ullom, by the way, the Colonel paidl il very lille tribute, in planning for|
'the various Exliibitioils, in supcrvls-l ing dctuils and doing the hundrcdj and one things that are necessary to make all exhibition a. success. Today Ille has the satisfaction cf seeing oth- I rr hands take up thc work and carry
iit forward.
Mr. J. W. Boultcr said that he was
rcally very greatly interested in thc Exhibition and did not bcgrudgc the time he spent on thc work. I-lc found the directors genial and companion ‘able and easy to get along with. He paid a tribute to Mr. Paton and oth- cr directors for thc great assistance given by thcm to him. 1
~ Expressed Gratificlltlon
Mr. Justice Haszarrl lliailkcd tho;
previous speaker. Colonel .\ilicKin I
|1ion for the kliid refcrcnccs to him- l
'sclf. Ho Said that he always cnjoyed` lille work in conncctioll with thc, Exhibition and was gratified to note
the \v:l:.' it was bring carried on now.;
_He lielicvcd tile change to all earlier; _date was responsible fora great deal | _of the success of the past lcw _vcars. ‘llc made some \'cry splendirl refer-_ ences to cxliibitiori work and sairli
that as a sllarclioldcr hc was pleased I to sec thc inlprovcincrits which were I ‘being made to the grounds and plant, l oven though it necessitated the pas- I sing of di\'idclids. His rclllnrks werol
lislcilcd to with closest aitrntion and »\vcre deeply applauclrrl on lhczr com ,i pletion. I
'l`lic election of ofi‘lc<~1's for 1031 rc is
lhe fo|lm\~i1~1g report was submitted by the Grfillcl Jury:
To The Hcilorrlblc
Aublrl E. A1':=:i1aiilt.
1-‘rc;;dil:g Judges of
Court
May it please your Lordship;
We the inombers of the Grand Jury
lxssemblrcl, beg leave tl submit the following report;
We regret \cr;.' much the absence l-iis Liordship the Chic! Justice who
is prcvcntcd from being present on account of n painful nccidcilt, and we
jcin with his inrlily filcllrls in hojl- ing for his specrly l'ccovei‘y.
We wish to record our approval
concerning thc remarks of the learn- ed Judge in his address tu thc Court. mid we view with ularin, thc iilcrrlls- ing number of nccidcilts on the pub- lic liigllwny. We lccollinlelid that a. stronger cnforccmcrlt of the law be ilccesslary for the rafety of lifc und property and wc rt-conimcrid a more thorough investigation of all accid-
Cl`Il5.
‘Wo visited Falconwood Hosptnl.
thc Iilfirinary and the Convalescent: 1-lomc. We found conditions satisiac- tcry. 1`tooms and bedding clean. Food ot good quality. The patients aplar- cntly contented and tcndcrly c-red for. Dr. McLaughlin, .\i`r. Payne and thc Staff of nurses rlirl cvcl'ytllin'; to facilitate our visit. We would rclom- mciicl that a. suitable :xhcd be ion- structcrl to house the coal from the weather.
We also visilccl thc jail and llcrc
found collclitlons satiSfactol‘_\'. iirra also the jaiior Mr. Dwyer". silowcl us every courtcr-ty on our visit. Rcspcclflllly submiitccl.
JOHN H. HUNT.-\l.\'.
F`0i'cn'i:1ll, for self :mtl fl lmvs
Mr. Justice Arscnnul' thankcrl the
Grand .llir_v fcr tlio s.\ti.=fartol'y way in whirll tilcy ll.'.\:l llc'-f::1'll~c'l 'heir rlulics. The l'ccoillm°il'latiol1s rhich thc jury had mode I1" thought ll' rthy of attention. and they will be passed to the proper alitlioritic-1. Hr then discilerged tli~ Grwfl .lui-l-_ :\1"l re-
licvcrl thcrll fi'on'1 ful-lZl~r miller.
The \'i1l1clf\'illc and .\iidwn_v wen! features of rlitcrlloon and evening progrclnlnifs during the ent-irc Ex-
liil:i1.ioll.
\’Ve<iilcefia_v Aliglisl. I‘0 was l'"inf:o
C‘<ll;n‘j' D.°.j'. i>!i'» \\'O1‘Sl'lif\. T'B.l""l' 1\‘i. Lou. l\‘l:l_"ol‘ Pl'o1vsg of C'l1a.r’i1t‘.c-` town. Valor l»1cl:.to:1c of Slinllrler- 1<lr~. ond _voor Prcsirlcllt. A inlislral
the Supreme
of
suited asfollows: frntrrtninilic-lil. wi-1:, given by the
President, .lamps Pnioil. . IL
I Vicc President. Hon. Lic'Ji'gc I~J.I
Hughes. I
S.ccrctar\' J W Boultrr
2 ' - ' *S ' _ ‘ ` _ . ‘ ` ‘ ~ ~ ' rl- .i. _ _~~_ . ' - ~.- .
I B It , G; DPlv1;,l,.,ly 0“n..d utllllles B; dui-trlig farmers week I gnltlmfi Qhc and ad\‘isiilg_ him of his rc election l..l_C.'o1ci1rl D. A. .\Ia-.-Kinr1on_ l'J. 0. ,
oiners r _ ' _ ~ ‘ ~ _» .- . _
Iilll. BEN IIIIIIIIIIES LG
_ _ _"__ _ _ A _ _ as \ice president. Advisory Boniil on bcllnlf of thc
CC'l`1l7¥`l'5'1 ‘Vim H1950 Ur l;uI’Ii°I_5_ °"';'“” _`?:;_3t!“'_;I5;__'b°B::?Elmi;__;I __t_;,__;;p{;l_t IC'o\'r‘r11lli<\ilt of l"ri1"'c Fdivaill l\l-llill cd ui 1 hes c'tl ri bv 'lpll ying lc li ‘ ‘
- r
cglon Band :i.‘:l.=.t'ri l_v local ia‘er1t. The lil-ograrilinc \\_~1.= mucll npp'ieci- steel and receiverl hearty applmiad l.i<l.=iol;c of Siimillor;-.id°. and the lariy oi lacllf-,~, who nl‘lit'cd wltli 'him \vr~:'_~ urlconlrrl n_; l~r-,iz-e..”lltatives ol' hc \\'c:-trril Uaplrui by lioiloumhls l`_ 1.. l-l:1.==rarrl and 5 lin' 1"'esid<‘nt. The fllllctloll Moi: l‘ICli`e in the plain xl:ibiiion lluliliilliz. I\l;'y-.lr Lidstone
- -ow 1 _ . - - - - _ -» P _ _
' ` ' ` ` ' ` be en-ed 1'r'll1.les .1-mu \=/ l\l L 1 w n shall is s A cl `.\'=rf<1 nn' =n'~1>=i'nl‘r nddl'<‘\S and
(C*'“‘"*n |`“`5`I I gl- the meeting with regard to the ii- I J ‘ I m:mbm.s 01 we w_,,.l_\. Cntcrlainod
II SBITIII ‘
fi D I 07111110 N 0 _ __ e - - `. ‘ ' . -` - I at egglsgrgemcnu had been en A rf-`5°l“"I°“ V’ thc f°u°“I“3 cr Commm e “B5 _‘W cmed by Mr R' ,-1 clialngr; of dates made possible thc: DlREL`TOR5` R1El'0R'l`
lm Bmlsh and Unlmd i005- DB-‘Wd bv the Winnipeg B°"d E' Mulch “lm “ated that me lem Igrc-at 'uccrss of the past three ycnrs,‘
t red to W -- --- t ` - . “ ' ` ‘ ' -
lllvlm ~ » saute! L;\u.ms hlmcrw exmmers to (camdhn Frm” - Iof Trade was submitted to the Char- _ just closing was an unusually Wsylolld by other generous iiclp illroughi l`o thc sliarcl1ol<ic1's of the Char
A mm his market for the rllllllllilwi-U\'¢ 01 HALZFAX, N. S., Jail. 14.-The I°"tft°w" Rand f°' °°n5w°“u°n: |°ne_f°r me mmmmcf' but me re`]hI1nsclf and his government. such lotictown Driviizg Park and Prtivln-
’ 1 od cts have ln- sulu obtained src apparent. and the _ _. - - ~ __- ,_
products in Canada, G. H, Duggan, -first pl-ovlllclnl Arclllves Buupllng to Wlwrea-'* °°"°“ U' “__ _ __ ot mms mad we: Mnh “hue A531. the proiidiug of nn omcc in the cial Exhibition _Assn lallol..
ll 9-" “ten im W5 ‘ ° ` ° ° ' ' ' 'B "`in and the assistance of Mr
i 1 el li l director 'l 1 1 c li 11- formally °f°”°d *° “‘° _ _ vw 1: ~ - . -
Eirlrkihrd anariiial g of share- 5593;? 5:15 “nl-l,;],;I;0:: “tion w_ 3_ lem farmers have large quantities of fa result of nn interview with Subff' Boultcr as Secretary Treasurer. help- Lndirs and (l<~nl.lc-mon; Your ln"-
' Ico :se rain cn hand with no profit- intendent McNutt relative to thc 0 k th fall. 5 ml 5
" I Tax to_ all Aliiilitics ""lleth I - -1 ' . .A<l\-1sorv.Bo'I:rl .11 behalf' flCl' r-I
MONTREAL Que., Jan. 14-The .ccmg I tl ‘ - ‘I 0 " m
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D0mil'li0l\ Bfidltl C0- Lid. would Iglbogc ;r;;p;e‘:_a__:u3;°_;1;he__ ‘Shan on TRANSPORTATION Colonel D._A. l\lcKnlnon then s_lol.c1lr_:...tov\n City Council, Couiicillol S.
H d th one of the pm5.` _ _ _ ~ _ _ mid llc rcfirrcfl particulnrlv to the lxrlnncrlv Coulirlllcr E A For-lor. _
bzne it un _Cor 301; l' ____ and ____ l _ ln-slits, or by some other means. | The report ot_ the Transpoitailon Hon Nu LM “ho had bv wggmtmg
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gligeav. January noch, 1,311 ,_ m_ holders me today. chase or welmlle, donor of the, 3 ¥ _ _, _ ,C t° “la 0 ° H “fm UC'
- Drcelan, Secretary. 1525-1-15-St.
"H°°I<¢Y at Victoria Thursday gills 15th. Port Elgin va victoria
N Admission ls and 35 cents
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"Di-_ Clift. Purdy Station. West- §§‘°“°¢f Cc.. N. Y. ti. s. A. Phone mi Chronic maladies prevented _'___ cul-no at home. where they or.
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_"Tile annual meeting of the _~__l‘suaud Creamery Co.. will be held __ Crspaud Hall on Tuesday after- _,°°“- January ioti- at 2 aeioca. H. - Norton. Secretary. 1459-l-13-Bi.
___;_Tl1e Annual Meeting of the Fed- ,__, __Ul'fi'lnr company. muon. wlu
I- ld in the Belf;_e,¢_H,ll on ww., N” moon "I I I was delayed, An auxiliary train was That dairying be developed more presented to the Board of Railway cn ua urider the direction of 1-lla Wor-Ibllildins. vaudfiv-_‘.lle performance in
I us nm' li me minuieilaespslelml from Moncton at :so ii. senerlllv as In wentill Pm °' 'V' ‘commissioners ship Mayor Prowse and the other ff-ini °f the Grand SMG “nd 111°
“2m¢hm,°,"ubl,°“-Myl:¢&'?; n Im. to aid in clearing the line. ery urmvroaramnotoalytomeet our. (QA,-llllmg on Page 11) City councillors. Through co-operao Imldway natronlzcd bl' tll°ll-lands-.
l~c:fl»1_v_ .lnnlitrv 21st at 1.30 p m.I J' R- i‘-icwlliiams, Becrct.~.rv.
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,ne Weather, Etcn étructurm For two yous me mem, Istock is a practical outlet for this on the scheduled time of trains Oncl llmught lt was E grand lhlngl _
ny of the Nova Swllan who madc S\1l'1'llll-!- _ making mainland C0llIl¢¢`-1011-‘L Thi' tha t a man of Mr. Paton's age couldl Our 111tcl'1"rovi1l:1:11 Pxlilbirioli lv;-..~.
TOR»ONTO,Jli1. 15--Strong nortll-1,lhe work posslble had remalncd un_ - And whereas the 11l‘0d\1C¢l0\1 °f 0l'¢°I»i°\l Of I SUb~5¢Hi~|0l\ It th? take such an interest and display so formally olwncd by 1-lis lloriour
wear, to north winds, mostly fair and ’lmo,m_ and Mn Clmslfs comlecglon live stock in the Dominion of Can- croasilll’ On l"im'0¥ Simi WU-9 UI much energy in a public enterprise. Lolilrlmlit-Governor l1r:1l-is on lhe colder- probably some iight snow. wllh ll was ,nllollnwl lor llw fll-sl ada is far short of meeting d°l\1°Sii° obiectlve not attained. Daily ferry N0 reward or any kind gocs to Mr. evening of August ill. Addresses were
' ` ,lm lowly corlsinnntlve demands. much lc-ll service was rained in part. an mein- Paton except me knowledge or good uellverl-<1 by iiouollmule Premier w.
' catering £0 BUY BXPUW mU'k°"i lllld 00Il\murllGlti0ll WM PY°mi-Wd vfork well done. Mr. Boultcr is liic ,from the lnrgr iiufllcncc present. (C.n.dl,,, lsum Therefore be it resolved that oul' for twelve Sundays in midsummer. li-ight man for secretary. He has the.' 'I‘ucsday. Allen-si 19. SW llltf Dilli-
Maximum .....-............... 32; ll/l0N¢T0N_ N_ Bw nn, l4__1n0ul». cattle products should be increased The doceue of Mr. H. V. Buntain 'good will of all the horsemen and ibition in full swing. Judging or cattle Minimum ..................... 22 'tcm can of eulbgund ful; frglght so as to satisfy 0\|l' dl1I'l\°lf-1° M95-‘» was a .severe loss to the committee, everywhere we go around the Mari- land exhibits in the morning and in Hi tid this morning 1'|t8.42 ll1d|No 407 left the rails in the north Ind ¢l\C°“\’°l°m¢|‘\¢ 5° Uwe" W th’ and as a result much work had to times we hear nice things said about the afternoon a splendid horse rac-_ 'h e ' l th C adm, lcglloml lull- production of will-iinilh°¢ “me °f be left to a special committee. Dur- Mr. Boulter. As you are aware hlslinl Dl'081'lmlllc With “lc b*-*Si ‘Hilde-
wnmm lt ue. m in t 132 and :lid osrdsear dzw castle N 3 early good breed and proper tvile Ind °f ing the year reports for double train services are given free to me Assoc- viilc in years and thc great bis Mid-
mm 'tm ms om :ia I thi: yn moon No one iiilurea a quality suitable W ln¢°° “N “W” service and reduction in auromoblie iarlcn. i-ie said we must thank the way wins stl'°n¢- In the Cvenlns
“ta mu “ten:ii°ri‘d“ ‘Jaiiuorv lath but tlieciine was blocked and traffic of the British market. traffic’rate| on the ear ferry. were City too for the help they have giv- 'there was ei concert in the main
S Harrington with the key to the
bundmm presented Pmmler Go,-don ‘able Outlth and “l’l9\‘°°5 the P"°d“° |5P9idm3 “P °‘ the maunmd 5""i°°lccss. Mr. James Patoil ns president Llicir Arinual Report for thc _rear
tion and iillllhed l7\'°dU°i°‘ °f "Ve '-h¢l'° W5 °"’“9|d°"3I°l° Pamig d°’m had donc wonderful wo“k Tile Col Icnding Dcccmbr 31 lflflfl
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illcsr- present with r.\::oilf.n‘. instru- mrnlfii and vocal nl'_i'-lr, their visit :incl iillific v.":r.- llrlrll al>pl"::irtt»:d.
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Coluliy Dov up ll-rc'-1 h'.\ilolll'r-rl vrlih the :1i‘fi1ci:1n<'<~ oi l~:-p1'c.'.c111ati"9.! from the East ilzliilrling i-lls Wor- .<l'1i_o N'-.\i_\'c1r .\IuDoi.al<l of l\Im‘.l8-Stufq .\ir !\icL1ircn, SCcl":1,ar_v of tht! GTorgr~‘,\1\\'n Exhibition and zl niml-
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herst defeated Port Elgin in :i Cen- tral League game here tonight byf
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