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Depreci-atlolfof Canad-

FRE IN

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(Canadian Press)

PUGWASH. N. s., May iz. ~ The

ian Currency In the third disastrous fire to visit this

» small town ithi t

ISI\vaste the besvt resllldenililisl Eljgtlliln 3;:

Causing the Minister iv

of Finance some structures including fifteen residenc-

65,

ml-5 m°m1I\8. destroying thirty five

two churches., one small hotel, a

. .W 0l'1'Y. ian factory. hams ana smaller build- F

' OFITAWA. Ont., Mly 12.-A very

I , 11185. T118 loss was estimated at

_ __.__.-___ _ $1

25.000. No lives were lost. but sev-

The Anglican Church and the Ro-

mtewnmg ,gpm hu jug; Men gg. man Cotholic Church, each valued at

sued by the Dominion Bureau of statistics aivins the year 1928 for each of the prov mm, In respect of Prince Edward 1,-,iam-1 it is stated that the principal commodity handled by the railway in Princa Edward Island is potatoes which, in 1928, constituted over 56 per cent I the total freight loaded, and next in importance, other than local freight, was fertilizers, which were almstt 7 per cent of the total freight loaded and the tonnage of fertilizer unloaded was still larger,

being 10.9 lpercent of the total 35 » neuhh down Mexicos latest revolution, Min-

Potatoes loaded, were by far. the ed

heaviest for the past six years, am- ounting to 139,017 tons which was

18,504 tions more than in 1927 and t 71,751 tons more than the 5 year av- 5

erage and also was heavier than 1923 1924 and 1925 combined. The net

exports by rail amounted to i:io.oocl tons, or 16,091 tons more than the 5' year averlie. Other fresh vegetabl- l ea showed increased loadings of 5,- 643 tons over 192'! and exports were

larger by 5,627 tons. -

Imports of bituminous coal by rail

amounted tn 60,623 toris and, imports of clay, gravel, sand and crushed lions to 20,363 tons or 8,- 353 ions more than in 1927. These do not include imports by water which undoubtedly were considerable, Refined petroleum and its products showed an increase in net imports of ' 1,776 tons over 1927 and automobiles an increase of 434 tons. Fertilizers. unloldld. amounted to 28.223 tonsI and het imports to 11,251 tons; ,which I Were increased over 1927 of 5,003 tons

and 4,597 ions respectively.

Caucuses will be held tomorrow for l

the purpose, among other things, oil Considering what action shall bc ;

tai-ren at the pres:-nt time as to the f 5

I plan for revision of reparations pay-

PY0D°Sed tarill' amendments before

Congress. It is understood that there I is considerable difference of opinicni I5 to wheather the House should wait I “mil C0l\B'i'eas has taken final action, I

01' to make an announcement at in

once. There may also be considered I the steps to be taken in connection ,th with th c ci io c fu ‘

‘ (From our own Correspondent) eral persons sustained minor injuries.

$15900, and the Mintc Hotel, slonoo,

traffic reports for Were the largest buildings destroyed,

Continued on page 3 --*_'___

» IIII CIIIIES NS

MEXICO CITY. May 12.-Hailed

a. conquering hero for putting

HERII

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ter of War P. Elias Calles, return-

to the capital just before noon

today to enthusiastic acclaim of ten h0U-Sand persons who stood in a hot ummer sun in the colonial station for nlore than three hours to greet him.

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PRNTEST FRUM

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(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, May 11- A protest

lghinst the reparations compromise proposal of Owen D. Young has been cabled by Premier Bruce of Aus- tralia to Premier Baldwin in Lon- don. Prcmlcr Bruce expressed rigor- ous opposition to any plans to ex- clude the Dominions from claims

against Germany and approved the ccciit arriouncenient of Rt Hou

1 l' _ . . . I Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the ` EK. 1 .

\clcqucr, that the American plan

was inaccepiable to Great Britain.

A cable from Paris last Thursday aid it had been confirmed that the

ments by Germany proposed bi'

Owen D, Young of the United States would leave Great Britain nothing

for the Dominions or for arrears Oi tcrest on debt.

"Morell dramaiic club will present clr 3 act roinody drama “Arrival of lily." in Mi. Stewart Hall Friday

_ .. _

e epre At ii of alia an IK

currency in the United States. It is .wry 17..1. Good Specialties, dance af understood that it L, necessary to ltcl' show. 3672-5-8-13-i5

lhib teo.ooo,ooo or goin to stahuicci exch d th iiiistc f fir-I

"Dont miss the "Adventures of l'andp:l" at Websters Corner Hall

M88. an e n i r 0 i IC,

ance is worried as io where the am- l Tuesday 14th by Savage Harbor Dra-

' fi

Wilt i-S to como from

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS. ETC.

"Dr, Ciift, M. D.-Start now home

llvention oure. Purdy Station, West- clmter Co., N. Y., U. S. A. ~

sms-e-iz-s mos.

iatic Club. Ladies bring pies. If not ne, Wednesday. 3683-5-8-10-13.

"Nurses Graduation Tuesday,May

14th, ii p. in., St. Pauls Parish I-lfili. A fine programnie. Admission 25 cis. 3799-5-13-21

"The W. C. T. U. will hold their

in th Social Hlll

Annual Meeting e of Trinity Church Monday evening, May 13 at 8 p. m. A special feat-

' ure of this meeting will be an ad-

- . P lr. General Secy. of

“Buying live hogs at Kensinstfm

'hieaday forenoon of each week. NI

Alden Moaae. 4957-3-satmontf.

“Kensington T. B. S. Club loadingl

308| Wednesday of each week up till noon. John A. Douglas, Secretary.

7042-3-18-satmontf.

`°'Coi-icert and two-act comedy, 'The' Egyptian Mummy" will be Dre' Hhted in Pownal Hall Friday lith- Sale of bosses. If wet come Satur- day- - sm-5-la-14-ie, "H0190 River, Monday, May 18. UMM to concert of the junior tel- Mit. Excellent program. Sale of can- dy. 37111-5-li-21

"Grand inoturo in staniey'hau on

'Ihuneay evanina. May lata., by Mr. 'Dimuas lihobth. Br., subject. "A life, Nl the ocean." If not fine Friday- |

I A 8767-5-ll-4l. ' °°'rae Oo:-nu Baan Dramatic clue, hreaanta their three act comedy' drama “The Irish Millionaire" in 0°11aa Bum asu, Friday, May 11. I-ldisc in. sm-s-lo-sig

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less by Mr ec he National Temperance Federat- ion. 3300

"Buyin hogs at Emerald Tuesday

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forenooii, May 1-ith. Everett Has- lam. . 3309

'°Don’t miss seeing the North

River players present their play Star Bright in North Witshii-e` Hall. Wed- nesday, Moy 15th. 8805-5-13-3|

"The New Glasgow Young Peo-

ple’s Dramatic Club will present their' play entitled Doom East. in New Glasgow Hall on May ilth. Good specialties. . 3793-5'13'3I

"Come to Bazaar and Concert in

H bcrt Ma

McDonald School. Mt. er . Y 15 at 8 o‘clock. City and local tal-ent taklng part. Doors open at 7 ociock

W d will be held on

If.not fine on e . Thursday. 3|

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"Anti-Glare Device approve y

Motor and Safety Leagues of Canada offers big monry ID d|»’"Ib“l°"5 Canadian Safe-Drive Mfg. Co.. 'l0I Loniizard Street. Toronto. Ontario. t

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ed chairman of the Canadian Manu- facturers’ Association.

MIITHER SIIIYS

toon.

dren and then committed suicide on

lterday. Tho children were Laura May

Wilson was the wife of W .A. Wilson, Itraveller for the Prairie City Oil

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(Special to The Guardian)

500 guests. A large proportion of the presentations were of representativcs‘

naval uniform, tonight took the place

Queen Mary again made a figure

of regal splendor in a beautiful gown of the palest silver gray marqulsetta embroidered with dlamante and seed pearls with mother of pearl paillet- :cs and tiny silver crystals. I-ler sleeves of silver lace were embroid- ered with similar motifs and the train of silver cloth was handsomely embroidered. She wore a diamond Russian shape tiara and a soufoir of diamonds with the famous Kohinoor diamond and star of the garter,

The two hour wait in the Mall be-

fore the entry to the palace we-I ,gain fsvci-ee witifbcsutiiul weather. and great crowds came to see the debutantes in their court dress as they sat in the long line of automo- biles.

As the result of the lreat. prmperity

in Canada its people are buying high- er-prioed autos than last spring, and

15 CHAIRMAN ‘ISLAND STUDENT l 1N CANADA _IIIENI IIIASIEIIIN

sity showing made by Island students in t

. . -.. -msc

and Co. Ltd., who has been appoint- h

scholarships and by taking e. promin-

Coinpany. Y

WINS HIGH HONOR

Miss Constance I. MacFarlane, This City, Wins

Governor Generalfs Medal At Dalhousie. Many Other Island Students In Honor List. _

The pass list of Dalhousie Unvcr- , recently issued, reveals g fine

hs past year. Foremost among the

graduating class and the winner of the Govemor-General's Medal is Mins Constance MacFarlane, daught- er

lane, Upper Prince Street. This splen- did feat of Miss MacFarlane's comes as career at Prince of Wales College and et latter institution, she distinguished

of Mr. and Mrs. Henry MacFar-

the climax of a brilliant scholastic

Dalhousie. During her stay at the

erseif by winning several valuable

ent part ‘in its social life. For I. short

time she omoiated as the oapabie and popular teacher of Malpeque

school. Miss MacFarlane graduates

with high honors in Biology.

Another striking accomplishment is

that of Mr. Fulton C. Underhay of Bay Fortune who graduates with great distinction after a course of but ihrce years. Mr. Underhay is the winner of a special Avery prize and of the Halifax Overseas Club prize.

Miss Edith Allen of Summersidc.

daughter of Mr. Lucas R. Allen, M. LQA., is the winner of one of the Bruce scholarships.

Following is g list of Island stud-

ents in thc faculty oi Ai-is and sci- ence, the classes in which they have passed and the distinction which

they have won.

Constance I. Ma.oI"a.rla.ne, Char-

lottetown-Zoology 8, high first class N distinction; Botany 8, high first class W

Continued on page 3

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tem while on a tour of the country.

Concluding a tour of the Maritime

'_'- Provinces in co-operation with the '

sAsKA,Ifg;""”““ P’°"" Retail Merchants' Association, a par-

N’ MW n"°'A tragedy ty of prominent manufacturing drug-

unpiiralleiled in the history of Sas- gms arrived m cmrlomewwn on §;tc(;°n W; inmed may with tm Saturday night and will remain over

very A ' Muriel wunn' 35 until Tuesday. The party is made up

-took the lives of her four young chil- as follows, V

Mr. H. S. Garlick. President Can-

;‘,°",e:’°;' bmsk if tm” 5“"”°“°‘“"‘ asian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers' we 'disizr 3; sign' The bmi” Association; Canadian Manager Bon- nigrllt seargllr for cthiymlssinglgbilglll um md' *M

' ‘ A. ci. Brown, Waterbury chemical

ren. The time of the death of the cow Tomnm V young ones is set at about noon yes- T A Mcmmway Yardley as oo

Ltd Toronto.

9, Is , ~ ’ l1_2mI;ndSI;,i;;I:; 451ni;)n”;;"j°r:/'itz Gilbert Templeton, Templeton's

' ’ ' 5' Ltd., "I‘oronto.

A. R, Poole, Pinaud Ltd., Toronto. C. J. Giaspel, D. Paquette, Oval-

II E Il F Il II Il Manufacturers Here

CH I I IJ R EN on Gccd-will visit

Terrible Tragedy Oc- ~ T0 Retail D °

curred Near Saska. ‘ ruggrlsts

tins Co., 'lbronto.

C. B. Loga.o,_B_uckley ds Co., Toron-

to. `

Lyman Howe, Northrop ds Lyman. In

Torong-,_ erely by the new United States tariff

,_ B_ Gmmlunl Ptophyhcuo 1' Vision ll ratified by the United 0 G ` States Senate. Canadian cream and q

ik producers will be shut out of

Brush Co.. Montreal. I

R. Bower, Ayerst McKenna. és Har-

rison, Mont. _

Jos. T. Crowder. Retail Druggist from Vancouver. V3.0., at present Do- 5 minion President Retail Merchants'

Assn., of Canada.

Mr. Crowder, in an interview with

The Guardian, explained the purpose of the present visit as a step towards closer co-operation between Canad- ian manufectui-ers and retailers. When the Retail Merchanm' Associa-

Continued on page 3

Baldwin Selected

HUI'DSIAs Candidate-For ISECIINII IIUIIRI

I , Bewdley Divison

(5pecL°.l To The Guardian LONDON, May 11.-Premier Bald-

II in stepped personally into the elec- Lounoiv, M 11- -W . I ay The scene M' tion campaign as an individual can-

B kin

selxndggsxt PSS? bgongretegogmtxy didate for parliament today when he was almost U I h _I was unanimously selected by the

B para 01° I at °f Iam' Bewdley division Conservative As

evening, although more debutantes sochmon as me comervniv. cmdxd_]

r ir e r om were

were D wenwa “d th ° S ate for the division. His nomination: very cmwded' There were nearly 1" was accompanied by an enthusiastic?

scene. I

At the same time the premier in-,

°f th” D°mI“I°“" “nd c°I°me5- dited an election address to his con-I The PWM” dmlng the Wall' in um stituents and the country as a whole h°"» Pi°k°d °11i Wim! EHS”-*ll WH- setting forth the programme of his nis players on whom to centre their pm-t,y_ of Mcompiishmems and ap. II' W 1° 3

attention. The Duke of York, in pealing for renewed confidence in thejt ut

ar .

Five Seats Vacant

(canadian ri-ssc)

LONDON, May 11.--Five seats in

the I-Ioiue of Commons were vacant as dissolution took place yesterday. three of these had been occupied by Conservatives and two by labonnen, all of whom died recently. Conse- quently the standing of parties was

E as follows: Conservatives, 395; Labor,

162; Liberal, 48; Independent, 1; Va

_l cant. 5. Total 615. |

only party which can secure stable conditions and ordered progress along

sound and practical lines.

He stressed the Conservative safe-

guarding policy as having proved wide- ly beneficial and declared that the gov- ernment was 'determined to continue

hi avoidin both the taxation of |

food and the imposition of a general

of his older brother, the Prince of' '_'

Wi ,i sc tl th uee the: Tir? " "` g LAST MINUTE NEWS FLASHES .

in some parts of the country the, nies of all typaa of can are one-

. (Canadian Press) WASHINGTON. May ll.-

Preaident Hoover has called the White House tennis courts into service to help the international goodwill. The Japanese and Can- adiln Davis cup teams have been invited to meet the American foam in an exhibition match. May 21. two days before tourna- ment play in the American aona finals at Chevy Chase Club.

YORK, Penn., May llc-Eleven

hundred dollars went up in smoke when W. I-I. Snyder put that amount of bills in a gas stove for aafety after the banks had closed for »tl\a day. It` became chilly, however. and some member of the family not knowing of the hot, connected the stove to a no ict and applied a match. Snyder mailed smoke and looked in the ahve. Ho aaw only paper ashes in

(Canadian Press) 0fl'l‘AWA. May ll.-Oau.ada.’|

fail wheat estimated lui Novem- ber as having been aovm own au area of 051,000 acres has been wintc-killed to the extent of six percent or 58,800 acres. This leav- ea the area to be harvshd for all Canada at 897.700 aol-ea. The estimate is contained in the fini crop report al sho present issued today by tha dominion bureau of atatiatioa.

' PRINCE BUPIBT, B. C., May ll.-live United MMA salmon

tolling vdels were taken info* .custody by the Canadian govern- ment patrol boat Malaspina at Goose Island, near Bella llcila. B.O~.andll'\l|'|l\¢oPi'laea lu- part Saturday night. No announ- ummtwaamadqbutithpra- umod that the boats were charg- ed with some violation ei' Canad-

the United States market

S."M€i‘fl5T Cnterio Nmlilster of Arr: culture.

Buy Canadian Cattle

Their Privilege

duty-to legislate for our people."

Charles Mocurdy. manager

tariff are the milk producers. stat- ed Mr. Mooui-dy. "The change will be felt chiefly in Quebec, where they ship big quantities to New York and Boston."

FIVE KIllEIl

(Canadian Press)

nwm-n-is-gig “”‘1___U'°‘°°f~ _ - , inc mm. ’ I iw Gables "dm hmclf fstsiiy laguna. hm- than charicttctcwh

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Y U S TNRIFF

“Of course," Mr. Martin laid, “it is _ _;- -I their privilege tc increase their tariff -N snaasaooxs. occ, it as high as they please just the same

as it is the privilege of the Canarilan gg l

Gove'rn.men°,»-one should say the

of the

Livestock Department of the United '~ ` bl, and windows to States of Ontario Co-Operative, do- I over four years ago that clarea that thc dairy fsnhcrs would QP---' \ ` sci-chqcsac was rcconiss 1

district, at that time the

be severely hit. N "The people hcl-scsi hit by the new I..__ _ _ ~ _ Z >__ sein; ,cami carouhcac

” Canada. and the New

FIRM GETS IIIRRE IIRIJER

looking for 11,000 feet of piling for

Mr. Burnaby in company with Pro-

\ ect outgrowth of a trip of some which ran De Ye

Ontoria and Quebec especially will _ »

uffer. This is the opinionof I-lon. J.

(Special To The Guardian

Fears for his safety are an outgrowth

for cream, have been buying up Can- d “mo smst mm commended md” by gh

adian dairy cattle during the past °f ‘went 'mom M ag economic consultative como year, according to Mr. Martin. as head °t tm parliamentary °°m`I Lug,” Council was ¢xp¢¢ The only recourse of me ontario mission to India to study conditions row me suggestion W dakymml ML Martin "1 d’ Wm be to there. The police declare that Indian Fmt mblems of tum" marc cheese and butler cr thc cream “°"°““""“ “nd °°“"“‘“’“""“ We" I ,V P cm ,,,,_,,,,,,,,, by t which is now being expmu to me responsible for the demonstration. C°In°:\;° mane of a 65 P "nil" 5"“°" I” Wm I” so keen was thc demand ici- pigs reviewing the intemcticn 11° cmunued' fm' mem In °°n°'n` at the recent fair at Roscommon, Ire- and financial situation, thi

;.et;e°n gh; t]:rm`;l_1h with land. that sellers were met at lon! tee said the taflfl D1'°lJ1°m

an u er. e r mar-

ket would -be the only one open to dmmm mm the ww” md their the same u 3 Klrsoge mem’ he and porkers purchased. there wege nm; ru” t

While he had no figures available.

§?n;,mxa;F;;;te‘;u‘beT§:g;einbl; ` It mentions that spain p io the united siaicc by ohlaplio l A WOMANS _ “L” mwlns mme aut durymenv Even It present, they nu M g a threat of still higher dut

in the face of high tariff-20 cents _ _ United sum TT 5:3”

A NAME FOR HER fear that li the P

a gallon The new rate will be 48 were not checked the worm

cents ol-'12 cents a quart. Med with mom" pe,-god

competition

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ly. lie-ff-15' CI0I1dy. not much change in temperature, probably a few scat-

Montreal, clear .............. M-42|

_ 1~ex._s_ M.y u___’i|v. New York clear .............. 84-(Gin e re kmed and ‘ Wann” W” Charlottetown. rein ......-.. 55-46'

lil l\ W0 .

heiicvse many inlul-sc and more Hllh "de this nfiemwn at 1-10 and

I a.n1'-l>lm'rr.\' mn

than a score of guests were hurt in ¢°’“°'f°W m°1'ni11s at 3.00. T0 B

s are which destroyed thc tourist ho. Sim we this evenins at 'ms she f§§fn‘°°'Ap‘p',y“`

were identified immediately. Mrs. First quarter moon, Wednesday.

Birdie Rhodes, the landlady, jumped Hay ieth, 4.32 p m I0

ici hm lossy. None or the oem fill tomorrow mornina at 4.2!. _, ,l

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from a floor of the hotel and was lummersido tide eighteen minutes U;

'Class _Gros .eco ~ ~ _g

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nounced at the Maritime conunis- Manifesto C0

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7. Di

sioner'e office here today that a $20,- 000 apot cash order from an Ontario the Fle

,firm to a New Glasgow piling firm pagan a of t was completed yesterday afternoon.

In making the announcement R. Election

W. E. b t is *-

Bunia. y sta ed he was a o LONDON May “__ wh

delivery in the near future to an °h°5i"l Phymi °“ mmed Ontario house, arid he was anxious Wm* m“m°d drum", P” to hear from arms in the Maritimes iey Baldwin d=m°fld°<i °f dealing in this commodity. ectlon manifesto Why

tioned, is the chailengi

fessor MacPhee, president of the which 15 the ¢°°1HE 0! Maritime Provinces Association, leav- helfd in the U00-5

W" for the east tomorrow. Besides The Prime Ml!\i5I=¢i‘ WI

Sir Andrew Duncan, chairman of as

other business they will complete ar- from the platform in

ntrsl electrical board of Britain, m t H D - is “M 11-° T-»-»-» “fm -f-- f§2‘§.i‘Ii`.?mi°’.§L“3I§i'§.’§Z’l.Z“.‘3.Zf ...."°"l.§”..Z'$.'§‘... 31.....

ional Exhibition which is held an- audience of women last nually in Toronto. Mr. Burnaby Before the speeches stated that the decision to inaugur- evening, the great crowd s

0 A N D A R atc this exhibition policy was a dir- gsrvative parody on

' hundred Maritime business men to George, with his coat so |

the exhibition last fall, mm 1¢, and wear either l

Sin th t blish t f th (5 gh Pri Minister

Maritime office in this city. there hmm 91 mg “twig gn

has been sufficient evidence to show party mms]-rg 1-1 0]

B that millions of dollars worth _of raw recgmng th", gh, dmolur, , . I .

CS 9 G5 l l'f'iCl'i 0 0 Bu Q [ng

materials as well as manufactured nu-,.,_ent mark” me gh products. of the Maritimes, can be any of me ,,193 of gh, sold in the Ontario market and that mm, of th, ge,-,,f|,1 m-lg Central Canada can be developed in He dechred that gh, gg;

QORQN-pg my 11... The dgiryins to a great market for Maritime trade. .1 gc of

dostry in ontario wul be hit scv- ` Commun W pa

was a logic ou ome

LONDON May 11- A fresh elec (specm to -1-he Gu,

tion sensation was given to the public smtmllnd this afternoon when it was disclosed Appamtment of qmuned

Unmd sum ukymen’ mmip“_ that special Scotland Yard men are experts ,D couabomte with ing the rise in the tariff on cream and °I°°°Iy 3“‘"u‘“g Su ‘mhu stmm °n omic section of the Leag ummm that ma American dairy 'his campaign tour for re election as a dom in an mon tn sol farms could not meet the demand L“’"°I t'° "M H°""5° °F C°mm°“s' mm; P,-or-,iemg gg (hc wol-

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of a tm C1161' h*

-Many eltlaens of Sh

£ mornlngah ybe

by two distant earthquake

l which causes building:

and district were awaken

derats to fresh winds mostly wester- sul"

tered showers. _ 4444-coco-o

Toronto. cloudy eo-42| Condensed specl

Quebec. clear so-nf l*'"""“ P" "°f'l Hsiiimeiesr................ so-as '°°|"°'°f“°°\°*N'

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