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PUBLN} ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR

Municipal ind Business Auditing.

Probate Accounts prepared W‘

penning, Utility ‘investigation: and

Dominion Income Tex Return: pre- pared.

798 Main Sh. Moncton, N. B.

Telephone 850.

aREooN Nov‘ GEN. ALVERO O Nov‘ ormer president o! Mexico, may Stewart.

seek reelection in 1928. X0“

Nov.

Halloween in Olden Times?

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Dec.

Halloween has greatly changed! xul,1inn' ,_ since the time when it was l. New U“ 1Q~— 111C 11111313 FIN" 3* 1-"19 3'9“ “11131111119 4° Year's fire festival among the Celts MacLealp 8W0‘- APPU 1° of northwestern Europe, whichD LEONARD GARDINER, was its original significance. writesi C“

Long Creek J. G. Frazer, in his epic book on primitive rites, The Golden Bough. ltiscussing European fire festiv- als of litany years before Christ. he‘

says that these pagans 0t‘ "Land's 1927'

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brations on the cves of May Day and hill/ember 1. _ is that these times marked fori them the two great division ofthel yenr. when as a pastoral people. they drove their flocks out summer pasture or returned thcmi 2-}

tiling?" Affirmative, .\lr. Nlhcrt Romp.

60 acres of land in high cultiva- tion, 5 acres under wood. Apply to DAVID McKlNNON,

Ruetico Road.

Larcii.

winter. h, I") Once Began New Year.

2538-11-6-41. i Tile beginning of the year was H ,_ apparently dated from lrlulloivekandFeb- 11-— 11111 1\1g111~"

as ‘evidenced on the "Isle of Bilanlpc], lg__“pccps m the Heave which long held ottt as a fortress

WINE REVIVED FRENCH TEAlVl

|l"lain red winc discovered latt- during their stay in the United States L3 responsible for tho im- proved showing of the French Davis Cup players in the American championships. as compared W111" their work in the finals against Japan and {the Challenge Round against America.

“I simply could not get used to ce water." one of the returning players said. "it stuck like at lump on my stomach. l could not get up a sweat against Japan, and l was rotten against America. Then we had the visit of a friend from Montreal. He carried two large isuit cases."

All the French Davis Cup play- ers drink wine with their meals. which was coming “L Laccste merely cuts his water l

similation, and where New Years, was in recent centuries celebrated] at this season.

Many Hulloiveen customs traceable to this New Year inii ence. The numerous fortune tel

are natural at the first of the year. and t\iilsctlill."——.\ll'. when one would wish to see what‘ the coming twelvemoltth holds in storo. Jack-o-lnnttarns. feeble sub-i stltutes for great bonfires. recall the time when the new fire, endow-

Kiunoii.

properties. was cerenioniully light- ed. in the hope that its blessing would endure through

Sf. James Literary Society Syllabus for Session 1926-21

lirmativc. :\lr_ \\'m.

hlushetcers.”

5.-—Opening Address and Soiree.——Rev. \V. lrtlcc hluir. l2.-—“Island Stories by an Island \\'ri'ter.”—l\ir. \\'. A.

19.—-—Dcbzite: "Is a Business Education Better "Flinn a Clas- sical Education ?"—-.-\ffirmative, Air. tivc, Mr. Heath Satindcrs.

26.—“.~\re There Really Ghosts and Gobliiis?”-——Dr. Heath

3.—Dcbatc: “ls Attending" Moving Pictures l-Iarmftii?” Ai- Ncgative. Mr. Roderick

Burns;

". l7.—-“Dickens’ Christmas Carol." Rev. \\'. Bruce Muir.

End" observed their greatest cele-fjnil. 7.—"\\'il_v “'0 Turn (lvcr n New l.6£li'."|—l'IOll. john Agnew.

The Supposmmlljan. l4.——l)chatc: "is the Standard of Public Speaking Degener- Negative,

Ur. Robyn Cameron; \

wijan. 2l.——R. L. Stcvcusoifs “Yrcustlrt: Isl:uid."—.\[r_ \\‘. .-\. Mc-

1° 111911 1111111“ 111 111° "11’1’1'°‘1"11 °1‘_la"n‘_ 2S.-—Dcbatc: “That .\lClll£1l Development Gives hiorc Satis- faction Tllciil Physical Development." Aifirmntive, l_VIr. David Stewart: Negative. Mr. \Vcndel Macdoualtl. iicb. 4.-—"\\'hztl Should Boys Rcnd?”—.\lr R. R. Hurst,

us.”—-Mr. D. K. Currie.

0g Celtic cuslom against Saxon as. Feb. 24.——l)cbz1tc:|“is it Bcttcr to Have Failed llian- Never to iilave Tried at all?" Affirmative, Mr. Harry Iilyndman; Negative, Mr. Sterling hiacdonald.

are March 4.—“Soiilc Niispliiccd llunlor."-—I\’ir. K. hi. Martin.

1 larch Il.—"ll£ll"l‘lC1S"‘l)l3lCl' Pan and \Vcudy.”—l\‘lr. C. Cameron. lug tricks and atlgurles resorted to 31111411 15~""M1_11@ v11111° 01 11 11011111111 Frce L1111711Y» A11 61111917

\\’. Chester S. hicLurc, I\I.L./\.

.\l."irch 24.—“'l‘hc Placc of llynlus in \\"0rsliip.”—;\ir_ D. A. .\i:lc~

April l.—“.l\ll Fools’ Dav and its _l0kcs."—~hlr. A.V\V. Ilyutlmnn. ed by gimple pagans with magjgl\prll 8.—~Magazinc Nightr-liditordllr. Lewis Stewart. I

April l5.——Cl0siilg Address and S0lf€(3.——I‘IOll. I. A. Mailueson. the your MEETING NIGHT FRIDAY AT 7.30 IN THE CHURCH PARLOUR

about 25 per cent with wine, but sour“ of G°b|jn5_ Borotra. Cochut and Brugnou take zhoirs neat. Burotra admits that he even indulges moderately between meals.

“it will probably be a great argu-

rowult or .\n\'t-:n'rtsl\'<i. These fires were also lighted as ,, W.

11 110160111810 1118 111111111 0111W1191111i Thi- will lll liilW‘ int-nus lllv will i 111111311 were BUPDOSGG l0 be reviuit- |ll"(ll|lll'l'4 And as llll‘ll huvi- priiilili-i- lug their old homes.

meut. for prohibition." llorolrn vol- p81 m. hopes to be rid of the nc- things liiiiri- l-iislly ilvnilalilo. Tin- unteerod. "that LHCOSLO. who drinks (jumulated evils m‘ the old ygarg yard or llllifil nl ma" iiirr _ 111B 11931-951 119109111388 0i “Q1191 0150 the new might be begun with a "W111i" 111'" 1" ‘l"'_1 "1; 1'"';“l"'|:-“;,,:[=,,:: uls four. won the championship 01 clear slate. set ghosts goblins.‘gill\‘hot11:1tilr:hzl;vLz:111111111111111“l)“ 1" l... the ‘world’ (lefeahng both Cochet wltches and Warlocks a-rmmg found at illi- ui-liri-iil i-lii-llllsls. l'1'11l11\'

and myself. but I am sure I play

through the air on bcsoms or "gul- m“, better tennis on Bordeaux than on

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10111115 310113 1119 703115 on tubbyWuiltvt-uieilt lilethiuls of living lit-caust- cats. WlllCll for that evening are lmy rt-ilil illiuilt IIPliUI’ whys nlld tic»

turned into coal black steeds.” The lcrllilllt’ ti» l‘li.11'.\' iliuin rel-Imps 11-111‘-

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D,- J. Gibb Wlshart of Toronto, elected a governor of the American College 0t Surgeons, In convention pt Montreal this week.

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Iodine Will cure Goitre, Is Belief

by 1937 it is plausible that goitre will have totally disappeared. phy-

vention at the Interstate Post Graduate Medical Assembly were told.

Feeding of iodine tn the school

the method advanced for combat-

tlng the disease. / Mr. Henry S. Plummcr, Ilochester. Minn, re- counted the discoveries in the

Mayor Laboratory at Rochester five years ago which boosted iodine at once as the great goitre healer. Lack of iodine in the tissues is

he. i-inld.

Elephants Skull Goes To Museum

(Canadian Press) CALGARY. Alta. ‘Nov. 6.—MY1‘~ tie. the great pacliydernl who ran ivilii through the woods of British Columbia during the early part of August, has made her coutrbutioni lo science. Her skull has been

berta.

The elephants remains, includ- ing ‘the preserved skull, scalp anil| lorefcei. were stripped flom .the1 .runnt with ilifflculty by J. A. lr-_ Jllfiilk‘, circus ltgont. T-hey have

been added to the zoological relics - 1t. the university. / i

'————¢o->-—-——- LITTLE BANS ALL SMOKERS

. i‘ No tobacco smoke is in the haze' which hangs lover lRillltlflll Field as’ the Wisconsin football team goes through its nightly workouts be- fore. audiences oi‘ students and townspeople. George Iillttle, coach and directori of atlhletics, has made the cigarette smoker persona non grate. at prnc-J tice sessions. The students are ln-g vited to watch practices‘. but they. must leave their tobacco at homo: Townsipeople, too, are forbidden to. smoke when they drop into the stwddum. -——-<-o>——-— ‘ .\ nvrrnu

cnlrvizuaxl). Ohio. Nov. 6.— ed 10,1111” 12501111611 1° 11°11" Al" them. Iodine. the enemy of goitre. wilherhia 1 11111111641 to-dmy. This jeuei- serve to eradicate that disease and 1'1! 11111191‘! 11l- 4.50i1.0i111 501d 111111115- not been seen since. The forester ‘was stolen from the ‘Prince in 19Z1|was suspicious and told the ‘Print-e.

hiding place sicians attending the annual con-[Mark 01 Brandenburg.

wliiit causes the thyroid growths,’

i-lpy on hiln so while the Russian 5m",

pl esientetl to the University of Al-'__

VENICE, Italy. Nov. 5.--1Beauti-|Celts believed that their magic flfthn of tht- older u"11<‘1‘=111"11 “"01" ful St. Mark's Square is flooded iflgrltes would cause the awesome 111 1111111" “"11"” ""11“l‘3"""‘\1:h

consequence of ten days iof incee-Vsprltes to quit the region foratliue 1'" 1"'11‘1"1” “'"“1‘1 1"", sant rain. Reports from other i-icc- at least. '“1":,1,1‘_1r,l1':,':,',_, u,.,,f,',1;:,;g,,, tious of Northern Italy say all thel iflflllOlVWevll has been in modern " 1‘ rivers are heavily swollen antlmauyldays explained as the time when are overflowing their Fbfllikfi. C81l§"¢1\'11 81111115 1911 1119 13nd 1191079 1-116 cleanliness tbuu the spoevhoil of ing considerable damage to proper- entering of the good for tho suc- the upllftt-rs ivliu llnvo “punt-d thvi 1y; needing All Hallows day. But voices in the limit iiftll .\'<'111‘i1~ T111191‘ 1111698 11 11110 111111111111)’ 11"‘; ""—‘"""""—'

entedating such a conception, say- i "1 lng that the Christian church first the front.

attempted gave its own complexion to the Mrs, Garnet several fire Halloween is one.

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Campbell.

“*'—" "— munity in general. 0n the 3rd

inst. the members had the pleas- ure of meeting with Fairvieu’ Insti- tute at. Mr. ll‘mtnelmun's demon- stration of aluminum.

CANADA'S GROWTH OF TO-

BACCO LEAF

1 ‘Canada is becoming 1111119 11 1°‘ ‘boot-o country. Formerly Cuba and‘ Virginia had a practical monopoly in the Western hemlfllihel‘? 1'11 fact as late as 1921 we exported as little as 200.153 lbs of leaf. where . no last year we sent abroad 3.531.- 422 lbs. or more than seventeen times as much. As in many other lines Great Britain was our best customer, taking 2010.109 lbs. of leaf. 0f the total production. On- taricfg 18,261 acres (Essex 112.840 acres, Kent 4.471, iElgin 7H9 acres ‘and other counties 161 acres) ‘yielded 20,023,000 lbs Quebec's 9.554 acres 8,632,000 lbs, and ten acres in British Columbia over 110.000 lbs. The total form value given in the annual report of the officer in charge of the Tobacco Division 0t the Dominion Experi- mental farma (Mr. C. M ‘Slagffi. 111 $7,004,600. '0ntnrio being credited with $5,276,000 Quebec with $1.726.- 000. Quebec with 81,726,400,’ and British Columbia with 82.200. 1 The Division as far all its oppor- ‘ _ tunltles allow, distributes free of charge to applicants. one quarter ounce of tobacco seed of high quality, grown at the Central Farm Ottawa. and ltha stations at Harv row. 0ut.. and Farnhum, Que mast - Year 6.929 seed lots were di-strib-i

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uteri. vlr. Slug; etstoe that the “m -., supply ‘is always exhausted long

before the seeding eeaeon stalks Mggm

Grip, Influenza and many goinolsiv ‘hta-r Prfliah foliimbill. w B eoupoco ioecream ' . e .

Pnmeummoniatii - “s30: brew srzxwiadlmliliiyzxvglkifigu: S? 1 md ' 0° 17a"? h: H also being conducted at tthe Mor- “"11"”

den Mun" experimental elation and I at other places ithrougilopil the Dominion.

The box bears this signature

more to t-iiilllgt: the llillillfl ill’ the ll:l- tion in the liliittt-r of lulniliiiloli an: ll

Our lwomeni; institute is still t0 A successful ntecllng to suppress 11nd later was held recently at the home of Though festivities of which small in nulnber. they are great. in doedsoiwaye striving for the bet- terment of the school and the com-

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131111111111 311111111 3°". better known i‘ "cl-WY." mater of the Canadian National Exhibition pageants, who 111“ TMIFIUIY- He was one of the beet known showman in America. He served in the Riel Rebellion 4n 1886 and was said to have been the yvvnoeet bunler in the Noflhweit field ‘force. He.wae 58 years old.

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MAGIC

0 111W. whnt mnnrilrtiils lrlrke ilnul thou |llll_v with thy Vliillflflr; hi‘ |,..|I|, iii-xvii! How dost liinu dm-i-ivi- l||o||| nlld Illlllfl‘ llloili dvrr-lvu ||,,.n“,.|,.,.,,'! ‘Flu-Ir follli-n are thy ilollgin! Thur,- silzhs milko than laugh. and tin-li- tmus! nrt- thy merriuu-nt! X"! 1111‘ Brent Blah. who turns mull into luonkeylt. '\\'l|l?4‘l.|)arr”“.“‘ "n" whatever else imst huiuilru his flllll‘_\', lllllh so strangely motilumrpiliilicai thi- llilmlin ldirlpc: uor tilt- grunt l'||\|,,.r_ who confounds ull lliliuller. |I|1|||||.|-I llllil Ilrrilk through every ml,‘ m’ Rrlilnlnnr ut lilll ulll. llllth so dilolnrt. ed thr- English lnnlzilnlrr m; um“ “My, 111"t11111"|'lihfl86! and tllnlorl tho hiiimln ‘lfifltlll. Thou pilttvst out our eyi-ri, Rfflppflflt ‘I111 1111r1'1|1'|'ulllll| lflkdlfl ilwuy the pun-er of nur nostrils‘. so that we i-llii m-itllor lu-c the largest object, hflfll‘ the loutlrst noise. nor lum-ll thi- lunst lmilrnnnt perfume. Again. u-lu-n "m" plennrlli‘. thou cnnnt mllite n molt-hill nppellr nil n. mountain. n Jew‘: harp sound like n trumpet. nnd u llullly Ilmoll like n violet. Thou cnmlt llinke rownrdlm- brnvr. nrurlce gvncroull, pride humble, nnil cruelly tender- hollrft-d. dn abort, tlitiu turnout the heart of ll man lnelfln out. u u jug- glor rlotii n pettieont. and hrinlzetit w‘ . pleeeel thee out: from it.— Fielding.

STRING’!!! 1i

-,i. First n1‘ all, we must observe thnt in nil there mutton o! human lotion the too little and too much are nllire ruinnul. ll we Min nee (to illnlltrnte the nplrltull (by the nliturnt in innlf

.ple allong the great thoroughfare.

Todliy is llit- day of tho biittlo. 'l'lu- lirulii is hnril lo iii-ill‘; Stuliil buck llll _vi- who fiiltt-l‘. Millu- rimm for liu-lil who dzlrcl ~lfelen llulit Jackson.

Broadway has its own associa- tion or commerce along‘ the lines of those in the smell cities. So, too, do some. other -New York streets, ndoludfiug Fifth ;Avenue.l The Broadway Association. as the slreetfis organization is 113111611" has the usual duties of looking a1- m the interests of business peo-

One o! the association's prob- lems is keeping peddlers and sand- wich men off Broadway, from which they are barred by ordin- ance. The organizatlon is vig- ilant through its members in watching for cue intruders and re- porting them to the nuthorl-tieil.

Victor x Jiorflrem Electric

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For 15,000 Autos In , "Heart 0f City

CHIOAG-Q- Nov. 6. —Parking space for 16,000 automobiles in the heart o! the city. without standing one of them in the‘ streets, is an unique adjunct of Chicago.

The parking area is in Grant Park, on the shore of Lake Michi- gan. Just across Michigan svenu, dies the business centre. ' l 1 Grant Park was made by flllinfl lin the lake; It is a half-mile wide between the parking space and the shore, but a. strip of 800 feet in

width lies between the depressed tracks for the Illinois Central rail- road and the main driveway. lu this space, for ingress, 7,2011 feet long. 1.200 cars can, stand abreast. with longitudinal driveways for ingress, there is room for 14 rowel

Except for a large space at the north end of the park. the rest of the space is free. m...“ ALLEGED THIEF OF GERMAN JEWELS BELIEVED NOW IN I

| . UNITED STATES

l fir Ql-ZI.

313311117111 11°"- 5- _ A former the forester went ,ln‘to the forestl

Russia-n wnr answer W110 111 11"!" and buried the jewelry under a n11 pected of having stolen more firm o; 1ogs_

81.000000 worth of jewelry fr nl ‘Prince Henry of Prussia, the‘foriu-

er Kaiser's brother, is now bellev- “we the jewelry

pearell without warning

at his estate, Primkenau. in the They inspected the

and found the treasure gone.

At that time Prussia was the mm. some “me prince

house would be attacked and loot- “on m the

Comlmtiu l st s to

a trustworthy follower of the Hoh- enzoliern family. _. In the {creator's "house in tho forest was living a; tthitt time a former Russian war prisoner, who hiad not returned to Soviet Russia. when the war was over.

attempt to do anything-

vale (leteutivcs svorking on the case ‘since the time of ithe theft. Until rccently it was thought the P1111139 Russian was hiding iii Switzerland 161"!’ 16111911 111° ‘K115511111 111114111 bllt :1 few iluys ago the detectives ii a clue which leads them to was asleep tho forester locked hiln believe he is m Mm Unned slates“ in his room. Then the iPrlnce iinil

-——-—--o-o->- ACCEPT U. S. CHEQUER BID

I The challenge issued by lilo lln- ited States to (treat llriiuin for an international climbers cbltteet in I927 has been accepted. For the contest. which will take place in New York City from ‘March 1 to 16. Great Britain will be represented by six Englishmen nlld six Scots- men-

Tlie English represciltatives will . be R. T Ward of Birmingham. Champion of Great Britain; S. Cb- hen, Champion ot‘ England; J. Alex- linder of irmilrgllntn, John Hynd

RELIEVES COUGHS l Takes teaspoonfitlof "Vase- line”]elly.Stopsthetickle. . Soothes irritation. Helps l nature heal. Tasteless,

[as _W- t t _ of Manchester and H. ‘Christie of odor ' mno up“ you Sunllerlnnd. all fiX-lcllillfllllOlll-l of chtfilhlflj€nwmfgb (IQQPIIIY Idnglansl. and F‘. Killltitll‘ of London.

ex-Ionton champion. lit-serve, T- m 61m,“ Ave" ' “mm”, Go-ltlsbnro of Bradford The Scotch team recently hull not yet been chosen.

TRADE HAIR

The continued illness of Mix] PETROLEUM JELLY

John McMillan is (rousing his uuiu- erous friends much concern.

I But the Russian apparently woke tlp just after the pair (leparted to uuri shadowed] Eight days later - he dlsapq and ha.

. Henry scene of frequent 10011111111111“ 0111- feared to tell the police because

direaks and the lPri-uce tearing his he did not “mm to ca]; me amen. his chum-en l“ the form or 5.11m W313 1111- 1180111911 t0 11111‘? the 1111119111’ 1111' wealth. When 1ioiiiiciil ClllltliUOIlS 51119135 He 10°11 11110 1118 9011111191199 were quieter he reported the theft 1119 0111 head 101911191‘ 91 111i- Bsuneiibuit the police said no long a time

had chips-ed that it was useless to

However. the Prince has hud pri-i

_ bltratlon.

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I Charles Evans Hughes, former chief justice and secretary of utate. appointed United States memberof The Hague permanent court of ar- Hughee will serve six years. succeeding the late George Gray. The filling of the seat has no relation whatever to the admin- istration's attitude toward United States adherence to the League of Nations world court, It was said. i-<-o-o—---

The little red school house exists only in story books for the child- ren of Manhattan island. Their schools are large ‘structures of drab stone, wedged among the dwellings and business b tidings in crowded city streets, wi l doors opened directly upon the sidewalks. One such building is in‘ 46th street. near Broadway. in midtown.

iiinstead ol’ the book straps or

bags of former years, portfolios "1

and leather brief-cases are used by their books. Keep Rllnurllhi Llulment in the house

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