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"Talkies at Mt. Stewart Monday night. - L-aeio-ia-ic-n.

"West Royalty Christmas 0on- gm, Thursday. Dec. 20th. L482:

"Meeting of the Junior Hockey league, Milton Rink, Saturday night December 16th. 1-4774-1244-1

"Christmas Tree and Concert in Clinton Hall, Wednesday, Y‘ b n. Admission ice. L-mr-ia-is-ai.

"Beihel School Christmas Con- cert, December 17th. Lr-SIOO-lli-lfl-ll.

"Millvale School Christmas Con- cert, December 20th. Admhslon l0 cents. Irfl93-12-l5-ll.

"Useful and appropriate Xmas Gifts for sale at Miss Powers, 151 Dumberland Street. n-zvoa-u-is-zi.

"Christmas Concert in Forest I-iill iiall on Thursday evening, December Nth. 11-2808-13-16-11.

"Don't fail to see "My Weakness" with Lillian Harvey at Kensington

Tuesday night. L-ZtlIO-II-lb-li.

"Christmas Concert, Hartsville Hail, December 22nd. If stormy, Iith. L-3l26-l2-7-li.

"skating in Victoria Rink Satur- day night, Dec. 1c. Admission lbc. L-Rdli "Buying dressed hogs every Tues- day and Wednesday. Paying market prices. L. D. McLeod, Victoria. L-ZUlT-ii-lc-il

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..._.__. "Take your dressed poultry

I. Conrad, lower Queen- the most satiifactory returns. Io-SIOG-lfl-lil-Ul.

"Poultry! George lolghtiner 00., aext Queen Hotel, buying all kinds dressed poultry, correct grading, highest prices. ‘ L-aoee-u

Mrs. Capt. c. E. Myers, Dorchester 0t. has returned to her home from lhe Charlottetown‘ Hospital, where Q1821! successfully operated on llst ICC

"Christmas Gifts, Toys, Novelties, Ienuine hand made fancy work lilo to $5.00. Handy Shop. UPNr Queen street. L-2802-12-l5-l8-20-22.

"Brookfield Christian ‘Ehideavvr will present the pageant The Mes- sage cf the Cross, Sunday, December 16th, 7.30. L-ifac-lf-lll-li.

"We will be buying dressed chick- en. fowl at Cardigan on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 18-18. Signed I. A. MacDonald 00., Ltd.

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Ecru‘. SEAMEN LQST 11v VALIANT RESCUE A TTEMPT

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BHEIWSHIP FREIEHTPERl

Terse Wireless Mes- sages Reveal Grip- ping And Dramatic Rescue Attempt On theHigh Seas.

(Ar. By Gunnflau’! Special Wire)

NEW YORK. Dec. it-The grip- iflllr Ilory of how eight seamen ioattlulrlives inn drama of Ml"?! and death on the gale- llshed North Atlantic was told ov- er the wireless waves tonight by a. vhllant Belgian slriprur. In terse but striking phases. Captain Sadie Goutheir of the S. S. Jean Jadot described the tragic climax to his attempt to rescue crow membenofthedlstreeaodiirit- ieh frs-‘ghter Usworth in a single lifeboat that olpliscd in the crash- ing ecu. "One big wave capslsed the boat and all occupants." he wlrelcssed the Aaaool“ d Press. “We lost two men plus sir. from Usworth."

Comm ences Ministry In‘ This Province

BRIE-I’ DISPATCH

l His brief dispatch and previous wireless messages did not disclose whether there were other casual- ties. but at least 30 of the Uh worth! crew of approximately 80 were rescued. The Jean Jadot had two surviv- ors and the Southampton-bound

parted the; two ahipa for ten hours and shifted the Belgium's car$0 bllkod attempts to tovi the Us- worth, helpless with a Smflshtd steering gear.

Then, with the storm still r88-

Rev- J- W- S. Lnwry, late of Cam- bridge, Mnss, has arrived in the, Provinco to take charge of a la.ge part of the former Central Parish of the Church of Scotland, to which he has been invited by tho Home Mission Committee of the

l1 r gftfihpgelggtterln " boat for t e Presbytery of Prince Edward 1s- Aboud m‘ fisworm, exhausted and of the PresbyteriaruChurch in

Canada. Dr. iowry who has been Pastor of tho Scottish Kirk of Cambridge for the past seven yeazs is already widely known in Prince Edward Island from his frequent visits to th: Province within the last ton years or more, and from his very acceptable ministrations in different localities from season to season. I-le will preach statedly to

seamen struggled in a tangle wreckage, too exhausted to pull in the lines the Belgium shot them.

rename I-‘lGllT

The life boat, after a terrific fight with the wind and sea. reach- ed tho side of the Usworth. But as she took aboard elklli men. sh-e

swung afoul of the cargo derricks Oh h urchlll, Nine Mlle Creek and filed-ht»? ma, ‘he path or t a People's Church, Charlottetown.

Dr. Lowry is by birth and early training an Ulster-Irishman who studied theology at Munitoba Col- lege, Wiiuiipcg, from which he graduated in i899. and served as a home missionary in Western

All hands were spilled into the 5e], Eight of the resellers from the Uswoth were saved. Tho Ascama took off the remaining survivors.

Messages from the Ascania. re" lsyed through Madliay radio by

"We will be buying dressed poul- lry at Bridgetown on Tuesday, Dec- ember lBth. Signed Matthew d: Mc- '.oan Ltd. L-273l-l2-l3-5i.

"Get our prices on geese and chicken before selling. Geese want- ed at once. R. L. Dickieson. ,

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"East Royalty Dramatic Club P‘

Canada for setornl years: later in

the American freighter Black Gull. Toronto, and subscqueiitly in Cam-

sald the Usworth still was ‘afloat after the last men had been res- cued, but was foundcrins llillleless‘

l .

yThe Usworth. a coal shiil- W“ bound from Montreal for Cobb. Ireland, at the time of her dis- aster. The Jean Jadti, whose 5111i)‘ .- pM-flclpllgd in mother rescue gm yum’: ago, was enroute to Ant-

post-gmduato work in Presbyterian College, Montreal, Plarvard-Andav-er Seminary, U. S. A.. and in May, i933, he received by examination the degree of Doctor of Theology frcm the Southern School of Di- vinity. U. S. The reverend gentle- man hns exercised a very active

Presents "George in g Jam" in l carts Kali, East Royalty, Monday. December l7. L-21t8-l2-l3-3i

..______. “The annual meeting of the Long Creek Farmer's Institute will be held

in Afton Hall, Tuesday lBt ll I 1*. u. 3y order of Direotoru. ~ 11-2799-12-15-21.

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"r will be buying drained chick- ens and fowl at Plnnetta on Wed- hcsday, Decembe 19th, paying high- est market prices. Si George Dochcrty, Pinnetto. L-QTW-li-lb-ii.

"I will be buying dressed chicken and fowl at Iingsbom, Thursday. December 00th, paying beet market "W", naming Inner.

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, Chickens and rm "arise o», in lr-llI-if-‘l-tf. 0e " _ —_-—' m‘, - uiiii Wfifrwsw ""1": re" ~ Cami...‘

and fruitful ministry for the past thirty-five years, and is still. very energetic and earnest in the good work. The Minister is a scion by interesting family tradition of the sturdy rock of irish Presbyterian: —"the oldest and endowed daugh- ter of the Church of scotlanT-la, an enthusiastic ocate and’ -——-——__._,_, --—'—___ J, _._. r "

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svnrmv, N. s. W. mo. lt-(C- p,)_.1t, L; estimated the acreage in New South Wales sown to 811ml my. gcpralclltd a decrease of 16.68 percent from that of 1933-

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"Fredericton Christmas concert Friday, December 21st. L-2B2B

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"Hockey at Marehfield tonight. York vs. Marshfield Maple leafs. ems miter. 11-1815

Borden Rink tonight, i 1-2 hours skating with music. Admis- sion 1s cents. 144m

Iuyiul live and drama fowl‘ and chicken at I. ltrhrowirl. 01"- ton, ‘hilsday, Dee. llth, till l. pm. also at kensinlten ever? day. flgd.)

The following report in connec- tion with the potato marketing plan appears in the Montreal Cez- ette from its Ottelwa correspond- ent:

Of the 0.500.000 bushels of pote- toes produced in Canada this sea- mn, about '70 percent were in the Maritime Provinces and the re- maining 30 percent in Quebec and Ontario. ' But in the United States this season there was also a surplus of 00,000,000 bushels. which fact makes it impossible for the Mari- time Provinces lo irwi-ket a cenhid- eruble quantity of their product in the Eastern States as in previo years. Then Cuba has mr-intaine a tariff barrier against the Can-

GQO. A. Webster. L-IOfldi-IB-Il

_..-_. “Poultry Notice-We will be bu!- ing all kinda circled poultry from eighteenth, till rridav twenty-first inclusive, paving highest market prices. oer-root grading guaranteed. fl. l. fished, Vernon “m, baece-ia-ie-ir.

~ nicotine of the members of the ma: Exhibitors‘ Association of

Prime Ildward Island will N h?"

‘ ‘ Room , Cha - m. Bu" o, “m. s r mode. too. through the provision

HEJ. Dalirymen Confer With The Marketing Board Committee Appointed To Prepare

A Scheme To Be Presented To Annual Meetings Of Factories.

the congregations of Canoe Cove,‘

lasurplus

bridge, Mass. Di‘. Lowry also took,

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Sympathies.

"mto the family well, Which the plumber built he Aunt Eliza fell-

We must buy a filter."

Cw-‘decable ilincusslon relative to the problems and difficulties of

dairymen took place at the meet- "wall wen!"

ing of representatives of the Dairy- ,, men's Asociatiou held yesterday u“ Ground" afternoon at the Board of 178419 "n, 15 wgny

Rooms.

Mr. W. R- Shaw, chairman oftbc Provincial Marketing Board, pre- sided. and: a-nrioimced _ that the meeting was called at direction of the Provincial Dairymeifa Asuncion tlon, who at their last annual meeting passed a resolution asking the Provincial Government to op- point a marketing board with a1‘ possible dispatch. The board after appointment took up fir$. the potato marketing as the potato industry was of assistance. The potato market- ing scheme has almost been wm~ and the scheme embrac- Edward lSlfl-‘llil. Nova Sootia, New Brimowiok and: 0n- tario is expected to be put into effect early in the new year.

Gil-cl N. D. C. Meeting

ISo-oomes book to my memory. wonder who wrote it?

In reference to p. “ems twine

S. S. Aaoanil. which stood by at the scene oflthe rescue attempt “l0 WW? w; mmlllmf, . u! and swayed fuel all low the “Beg,” t‘ he m p " Bvlruscfui wells arc-mot m the -2il.“i‘.""““*-‘~“’- "WM-el- l“ o r- 1 ‘A’. i. .1...- »- lsmaifi,“ rut“ "rye.- ~ , V V‘ 0 y, of‘ Skippy 0 A gale of "hurricane forze" that u“ m!" J" w‘ s‘ Low“! wllsldered- The ‘as; fiprtfgdualgi I one of the most wonderful gifts in M“ “mt Ewe the creation. In olden times men

ional Dairy Council, had to do with‘ the mlarketihs of birttcr. Ho pro- posed that a pool plan be adopt- od whereby l0 percent of the cream delivered to the crearnerles would gointoapoaluniiierwnt/wlofa

of wells. for they often meant

are frequently referred to

MPTKw-“g 3w“ The "mmml well constantly giving refreshment 9° WW“ l” b; “lag atmfare; and comfort, but receiving replen- Trglgezlgzftgfibylxfifun i" m, illiliicrlt as mt as it yields relief. deduction would be sold by the‘

Marketing Board If deemed ex- ‘S

portable it in England, and the prmeedl N- baltedbaoktotdieflaiotoiieslnthe proportion to which they had coil- trlbuted. ‘The deduction would hold good only during the two smnlner months when milk production i: highest, The weakness of thi scheme is that it might armoured! of bu-tlor, the p“. ctlori of vmicia has boon incrgaairlo in the last few years. In i928 butter production in Canada was 168 mil- ylm 1m.‘ in i933 it was 219 million lbs., and in the first l0 months Q 1934 it has been i3 million lbs. higher than during a. similar per iod in i933. such a well. giving ' ' Producers‘ Attitude

The producer members 0i "l" council took the stand that ano ache-me should embrace all the in- dustry not a. part of it. They pro- posed that one rent per pound b! levied 0n all butter fat, or about 3 i-Z cents per 100 lbs. of milk E0- ing out for commercial purposes. and that a two cent per owed bonus be placed on all cheese for expert. As a reason for this plan they maintained that While the" is no very attractive export mar- ket for butter there is an excellent

Pillld.

he stands for unless there is

so far been forthcoming.

appointed? Our Santa Pals so far are:

V '1) (Continued on Pa" Miss E. Burnett; Mrs.

In. Benjamin Rogers. Cartor, Constance n, Cums.

a scheme to be known as the Eastern Canadian Marketing Board to repmscnt the interests of the Maritime Provinces. Originally it

Gloria Large, Mrs. Mark Mcfluigan. Jenkins, McKenzie Corner,

“m. New,“ h“ m“ pflwomg rothy Kirwin, Mrs. D.

The members of the Petite M!" keting Board representins the Ml!"

wm be J. J. ‘mun- or, Redford. P. F. 1.. M. C. Mc- Neely. Charlottetown, P. E. Lbs... K. Ioughead, ‘huro, N. 5.. l". 1- W. Koutvillo, u. s. ii. n. Motherin- Ohhfl Bill. N. .. olm‘ n New Mills, N. . The “ provisions of the scheme are 81ml!!! to those of other scheme! 110w l" operation, such as the Tobacco Board in Ontario. the APP

Chlltor B. McLure. IlcLur

Mr. Bremner. Reich Delioil. Mrs. llildfld Bennett Walker,

hlfl. L. B. Hunt.

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ltarrett. Mrs. n. Itarrett. Aime addict. 807D Warren. m:

adian product. Efforts are beln. , an nmy. Dec. 20th. at

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of the Natural Products Marketin a!‘ to ease the situation and than

unapproved probably blawaek

in Nova Sootia and British Colum- bis. and the Fish and ebioiile

Boards in the new will‘! m W!”

smiths

Some Reflections and Recollections N o t Unconnected With Depths of Wells and Sensatignal

—(Author unknown)

—-From the "Tale of Two Holes in

fought battles for the possession

e difference between life and death for the men and their flocks. They in the‘ scriptures. We like to think of a,

A charitable man or woman La like help and com- fort and receiving much joy in re‘- turn. lf you would like to feel the glow of having done a. good deed, please send a gift to the Santa Pal There is great urgent need. Hundreds of children will lose their faith in Santa Claus and all that

more generous response than has Toys. fruit, candy, or the wherewithal] to buy them is what is wanted. These are the things that make Christ- mas g red-letter day in the lives of the little ones. Will they be dis-

His Honour the Lieutenant Gov- ernor; in memory of Mrs. Burnett; W. H Prowae; Mrs. Ewen Cameron; Miss

Dorothy Elizabeth Lewis. Mrs. Mc- Crcady. A friend. Mrs. lsanc Carter, Miss Bertha ‘ D. K.

llrmScartlLhfl-ss Virginia Scarth. Joan Williams. Constance Large, Mark McGuigan. Jr., Mrs. Boswell Maurice Jmkinl, Mt. Albion. Etta Jenkins!

In. C. if. B. Iongwoith. Mrs. W. Miss Lena

e. W. A. Beer, Mr. Benjamin

Geo. lhBlois. John Walker, Margaret Corinne Walker.

lioronce Walker. Mrs. A. w.

Qordon order. Saddler, Prank . Bert-

ieee, rue %, Ilaino Mutch, me

Announcement From Montreal With Regard To

Personnel Of Alleged Liquor

(C. P. MONTREAL, Dec.

Smuggling Ring.

By Guardianfis Special Wire) i4-Royal Canadian Mounted Pc-

| lice were again tonight calmly awaiting the arrival, singly

4m or in groups, of the 61 persons listed in a blanket warrant wad‘ at George wuhmgtom which charges participation in an alleged $5,000,000 liquor-

It must have been the drought smuggling fraud. which started me thinking about wells, (writes Helianthus.) and the above-mentioned rhyme-told to me by a fellow recruit twehty years

as to their being wanted.

transportation to Montreal, names of those they hoped

I

The long list of wanted , brothers, Sam, Allan, Harry and

nil. The full list follows:

MONTREAL, Dec. 14. 01 those accused in the alleged liquor smuggling conspiracy here, claimed by Royal Canadian Mounted Police to have defrauded the Dominica. and Quebec Governments of $6,000,000, were announced from official sour- ces tcday as follows:

Barn Bronfman, Allan Bronfman, Harry Bronfman, Abraham Bronf- man, brothers, S. S. Blair, David Costley, Barney Aaron, all of Mon- treal; Maxime Albert, of Edmund- ston, N.B.; William Await, Mnhone Bay, Lunenburg, NBA, Colin Chis- holm. Chestnut St., Halifax; Jack Creighton, Lurienburg, NS: Howard Crcaser, River-port, Lunenburg, N .8.

Ray Clank, Union Road, Queens Coimty, PILL; Joseph McDonald, Souris, P.E.l.; Reginald S, McDon- ald, Annandale, PILL; Major Mac- Kinnon, Grand Tracadie, PEFL; Ar- estes MacKinnon, Grand Tkacadie, REL: Clovis Perry, Summer-side, P. E. 1.; Albert Quigley, St. Peters, P. E. L; Miss Eve M. Carilne, 36 Spring

Cook, Wilson Beach, Campobello, N. B. Thurston Cook, New Glasgow,

Halifax; Lousi P‘Entrement, Brook-

House, N.S.; Edward O. Fudge, 80

Falconer, Caribou, N.S.; Milton Ger-

lea N. Himmciman, Bayport, N.S.;

Halifax; P. A. Lindsay, Victoria; George Mader, Mahone Bay, N.S.; W. M. Meagher, Mufgruve, N.S.

Colin MacKenzic, Pruro, NS; Hugh McDongalcl, Guysbcro, NS; Patrick McFadden, Butouche, N.B.; Thomas 0‘Laughlin, 119 Upper Wa- ter St., Halifax; William Oxoner, St. Pierre, Mlquclon; Frank Pnturcl, St. Pierre Miquelon.

Maurice Rofusc, Mahone Bay, NS; Allan M. Robertson, st. John s, Nfld.; Harley Ricey, Windsor, NS; Lawrence Ricey, Riverport, NS; Willoughby Ricey, Lower Lahavc, NS; Monte l-‘tosebourne, St. Pierre

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"Music galore at Mt. Herbert _____;______*:__.____.>_.._____T; .__.___.- M, 1 _ Th Rn 1t “a Rink tonight. Skating frcmllilzaga Miss Irene wedlock, Quexx-SL‘ lggfxlax; Geasmfirémd- e PROGRESS REPOR o Maclood .

"amok 56mm‘ Donald Seaman: Smith, Riverport, NS; Arthur E.

Tanner, Stoneburst, N.S.; Clarence Tanner. Lunenburg, NS; John Tan- ner, 5 Ncrwood St., Halifax. Herbert Tarr, Western Head, NS; Cecil Wiggins, 326 Union St., Saint John, N.S.; Thomas Wiggins, 8'1 Russel St., Saint John; Thomas Young, 113 Beach St., Halifax; Bed- ford Young, ll’! Allan St., Halifax; William A. Yole, Perth, Scotland; Gilbert Zinck, Lunenburg, NS.

had been planned to include the No Co new‘, Provinco of Quebec in this sichema mgmoiknrrrsbeigro; ream“ Fm, nnnounlgement" by me Vi“ 5"“ m‘ “wnbk m“ °' ' y may] RCMP. the charges were laid

iagainst individuals and had no connection whatever with the dis- tilling firm Distiller-s Corporation- Seagrams, Limited, headed by the Bronfmanu, was confirmed today. It was learned the accounting firm ‘of Price Watorhouse and Company had examined the books of the vnrcnfman Company and m4 1-,. ‘ported them as being in good

The accused. ranting in occupa- tions from seamen to financial men, been given a "reasonable time"

(Oolltinllld on R16 S)

rnunicated with every individual

will surrender by next Monday at the latest. Those wanted were said all to be in the greater number in the Maritime Provinces,

Long List Halifax and now in Montreal, a resident British Columbia, three Montrcalers in addition

billed as living in New Brunswick,

Garden Road, Halifax; Lloyd A.

NS; W. H. Crawford. Kentvilie, NS; Byron Dauphinee, Armsdale,

lyn, N.S.; Sylvestre Duriphy, North Sydney, NS; Roy Emst, Block

Oakland Road, Halifax; Mackenzie

hardt, Riverlport, NS; Thomas Gib- bons, 848 Roble St., Halifax; Char-

Benjamin 0. Johnston, 619 Robie St.,

There could be no doubt in the minds of the suspects‘ Yesterday the Mounties com-

making an offer of free today they released thei

and l

Canada,

includes one woman, formerly of of Perth, Scotland, one from- to the four Bronfmanl Abraham, while the remainder arcl Nova Scotil. and Prince Edward‘

WBMANBEATEN T0 DEATH "IS BELIEF

Police Order Arrest Of Prominent Peabody Man.

(A.P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

PEABODY, Mass“ Dec. Shortly after Mrs. Florence Pierce, 4B, attractive mother of five, was found apparently beaten to death today. police ordered the arrest of "a prominent Peabody man."

‘The woman's body was discovered between two leather factories, a pound of butter clutched in one hand. Chief of POIiCCFEGWS-ffi F. Pierce said she "undoubtedly had been murdered."

Mrs. Pierce and hcr husband, Clayton Pierce, have been separ- ated several years. 'if'heir five chil- dren one Ruth, i9, Mrs. Dorothy McMahon, 26, Roger, 20. Guy 25. and Raymond 28. All but Ruth are married.

verely stabbed when he objected to the attentions paid his mother by a former policeman that his life was despaired of. The former po- liceman was sentenced to six months imprisonment.

Sir Robcrt Borden

(C. P. By Guardian's Special

(YYFAWA, Dec. 14——Sir Robert. Borden, Canada's war-time Prime Minister. is confined to his home by illness. Although his condition is not regarded as serious, his ad- vunced years make it a came of some anxiety to his many friends. Bir Robert is 80 years old.