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Seek Authority ‘to Continue Negotia- tions and also Want

Provision for Longer Work- ing Days.

(Canadian Press.) BERLIN, (Jct... 10.~-l1n11' even drastic, 11111111111111; were 111111111 of the ,(ier1nan govermnem 1111_l11y by the group of Ruhr industrialists headed l1y lingo Stlnnes, who rec- ently were, i11 co11s11ltution witl1 (gpnlq-n] 111-gentle, the l"1‘e.11cl1 cem- 111an11er-i11-cl1lef at D11csseldo1't'.

Authority 111 c1111-1l1111e 11011111111- tlons with the occupation officials 111 the Ruhr was one of these dc- 111an1ls.

Provision for longer working hours for German workers both 111 the mines and above ground 1vas another.

The demands were handed to the Government l1y Herr Stlnnes himself. He asked an answer l1y noon today. A meeting of the cab- inet took them under consideration this morning.

The industrialists also (lemand- ed compensation for the coal con- fiscated since the beginning oi‘ tho Ruhr occupation and for the forci- bly levied coal tax: the abolition of the coal tax for the Ruhr reglori. 11 guarantee that 1111 future deliver- les of reparations coal be placod i11 their hands: preferential treat 11111111 for the. Ruhr 111 supplies oi ruw materials and foodstuffs.

The working hours undergro1111d- if the industrialists‘ demands w'erc granted. would he 81-2 hours, and above ground ten hours.

The industrialists also asked 1vhat the Government's attitude would be toward the creation of a railway company in the occupied territory i11 which tho Ithlnelatnd, France and industry would partici- pate.

HIQUSSFILS, (Jet. l1.-Belgian of< flcial circles are optimistic over the 11111111111111 i11 the Ruhr. Advices reaching the (1ovor11111e111. show 1111- resumption 11f work on a daily 111- "Wflfillli! scale. ’l‘l1e Belgian offic- ials i11 the valley declare that 1711,- 000 rail\vay' workers i11 the occu- pied region are ready to go hack -|11 work as 11111111 as ass11ra11l-11s are glv en that the lierlin ti11ver111ne11t will glutruntee the 11ay1111-nt. of their wilges ad nlzlllorize 1111-111 to take 11111 oath of “111-1111-111111111111 allegi- 1111ce" -|0 t-he l<‘ra111-11-111-11411111 1-111] road 111a11age111e11t.

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gilondensed Specials?

lCATI'1.'4.—l0c per line 111-r day. :11» per line per day for :1 ditys 111' 11v1'|'. 8c a line per day for G days or over. Count 5 words to a lino. (lrmips 111'

-p1-rso1111lly l11't'111'11 going anv fur- ther lnto tho umtler.

The 1nain part of Mr. ll11gl1es‘ address dwelt with 1111' struggle

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Strong aiicguliuxis against Sup- eri111c11de11t '1‘. ll. Grady of the (l. N. ii. office here were nutde l1y Mr. .l. llugl1es, M. l'., at the 1111111" . y 111eeti11g of the Charlotte- town liourd of 'i‘ra1le lust night. Mr. ll11gl1cs’ statements crezit1g1l sur prise and there was considerable discussion as to whether these c11111plai11ts should 11ot have been brought before the proper railway authorities, instead of the Board of 'l‘ra1lc. Mr. ll11ghes said he had already done this. it was decided 1hat the tra11s11ortatio11 committee o1‘ the ilourd of 'I‘1'u1le afford M1‘. (lrady an 111111111‘t1111l1.y' of replying

for freight. rate reduction for this l‘rovi11c.e. lie desI-ribcrl tho i11ter< view with the Hoard of itailway1 (‘11111111i11slo111evs a1.i.e.111ie1l l1y hln1-{ self and Mr. A. A. l"e111eroy,'\vl1cn‘ 11111111l1zatio11 of freight rates and other important matters were 111-es- sed. with partial success. lie then explaimd at length his ow11 sub- seoueilt efforts 111 this direction. Mr. P. W. Turner, president of the liourd, presided lust evening. ‘fhere was considerable correspon- dence read and discussed. A c0111- prc-i1ensive repor-i of the recent lialifax 111eeti11g to discuss the 11ro- posed Maritime colonization ex- pension pluns was given l1y bless» E. '1‘. liiggs 11nd A. A. Polncroy and received tho thanks of the 111ceting A discussion 011 i111111igr11tion and other matters followed. A111ong those present last evening was Mr. S. it. ilurkc, of the Mberton Board of 'i‘ra1le.

$20,000 Fire A Devastates Quebec Village ‘

(Canadian Press)

JOLlETTE, Q1111. Oct. 10.~.Two hundred thousand dollars damage was done last night by u. conting- ration in the village of Si. Felix l)evulc.rs, several miles from hero.

'l‘\ve.iv1-.-stores and houses were 111'1~tl'11y1'1l.

Three Year Ol Shoots Himself

(l1y Dominion News Servlcc)_

LONDON, (lct. 9.-A tl1r1-e-.-1111l-:1 hull‘ year old boy, (lerald Pollen- tino. who ilvcs at (iambmwveil, N. l<‘., London was take to (‘:1111b1‘1= well Infirmary with 11 bullet 11111111111 in the stomach.

Leonard .lcsse Ilene. who lives at tho aalnc address, told a report er that (icrald was 1111i. to 111111 .11. 0.3111 111 his, l\lr. llont-‘s bed until he 111111111-11’ went. to 111-d. Soon aflcr he had 11111-11 iuclccd 1111 there eznne wrea11111 11f "Oh 11111111111y! oh, 11111111111y!" and. r11si1l11g 11pstalrs, 1hr 11111ti1cr and father found the

f1 figures, initial letters, c111|11t 11s one word. 1O per cent discount for cash. Address forms part of 11d. and must be paid f11r. Special llatr-s Furnished Rooms ad. 70c for 111-111-11

Words for one week. Situation ' wanted. for seven words 60c P" weolt.

T0 LET-New house, all 111111111111 co11vcniencos, possession glvcll immediately. Apllly E- E. l‘11rk- man 111 Euston. St.

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WANTED.—hlx11erlencc1l 11111111 i11 smnll family, c01111try girl prefer-

red. Apply M. L. c. of. "(luardi came 111 find i1. for nobody knew a ' !l99-1il‘11‘3’-I it vras lherc but myself, but he is ._._,_.__.___.__._..__.___ 11 very sharp 11111.‘ and is always BOARDERS CAN 1111110011111111011110"! 11111311111: 11-1111 1111111111: knives par-

at the Lansdowne House ".5111 1111111111-5‘ Si‘t‘lll 111 f11scl11111e him." Great George Street. ._._. -- 1002-1011131 FOR ' ' fresl1o11e1l -—-- A -—-—' cow, ~i years 1111i. ti. S. 111111111111. FOR SALE—SINGER SEWING ltustlco. 995-111-1101 machine. Apply. 1113 C11111ber- __._. laud St. 2i T0 LET.—l"i1‘e 11nd six roomed '——- 11111111011. Apply 2111i (iruftnn. even- WANTED - SALES LADY FOR “m” Iii ladies‘ roady-to-wear; also for _________~_~_. hosiery department. l‘. 0. Box 1, ___1.~m-n|,..|,.1.1 l]nuh"\ 397. Charlottetown.‘ 965-10-10-31 FOR SALE

LO81'—OCT.-,0th, A 1.4111115, s11. "vcr-casedwstch. on Graftton or Cumberland. near Station. I-‘ln- der kindly lesve at this office. 2i

"ro LEE-COTTAGE

411L111. at 0111111111111 0ffico_ . 943-10-9-31

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,__ _ __ FOR SALE-REGISTERED MARE 6 Years old, winner of 4 M111

prises. Can show a mile in 2.25 Dam has three in the .20 list Wm. Bowman, 1178 Sydney 8t.

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FOR CALI or to font furiiishetl or fog-table dwellinl Owner

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unfuraiuhaac house p ctlcl 1y 110w.

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situated. modern conveniences.

boy lying i11 a pool of blood on i111- floor 11y the bed.

"'l‘he boy 11nd shot himself." lllr. llone 1111111, "with 11 Service revolv- er which 1 keep under the mattress of 111y bed as a protection against lmrglurs. ll 1111s f11lly loaded. and the boy 1111111‘. have got the trigger mixed 1111 with the stool nuittrcss when h1- puiled lt out from under thc mattress l1y the 11111zzle. The weapon 11111111 have gone off and 1111- shot struck 1111-. boy i11 the st11111ac11.

"\\'1- cannot i111agl11c 110w ho

with good stable. Apply (“Pal nut St. 21% 1-10-11 .ll LOST- 1n 511-11 AR sunusn- side 111111111 gold 111111111. initials M. J. B. Finder kindly leave at Q1109"

WANTED MAlD-1—ioasslstntho11sn work. Apply by lcttcl‘. 0i‘ 91'0"“ ~il’vi—J Mrs ii. h‘. \\'llli11111'-1 31!. Edward Road. 110"" “_'_“g“"‘ right party. 081-10 11---1

i-‘ ' WANTED-A single 1111111. with M ' least three years QXIWFNW" "i" 1 chin: foxes, to come to Michi- gan and take charm! "l Tilllch- Prefer man between 111111y “"1 forty years of use. 1111"" “Tim” wanted, write to Frank Tuilml.

Covers Prince Edward 111111111 1.11111 11111 Dew

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CHARLOTTETOWN,‘ CANADA THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 192s

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CANADA 1411s RIGHT TO VOICE IN SETTLEMENT OF EUROPE (Canadian Presii.)

o'r'1‘AwA, Oct. 111,..- “v.11. have a ‘right to 11 voice in the scbtleiileiit of rlurope. an-sl i hope that you will assert l1. because it is 111 _vour interest and ‘because it is 111 1111- 11111-1‘- 11111. o1‘ tho world."

So 111-1211111-11 the ltlght 111111. David Lloyd ileorgc 1o r211» 01111111111111 people tonight 111. tile banquet‘te-iulcrcd to him by the 11011111111111 1l11ver11111e11t when discusslltg the pre-blenl of war reparations 11ml that prollnsal of the 1711111111 Slates for the a1111ui11‘t.1ne11‘t of an 111- ter11at1onnl commission o1‘ cc- 1111011111- experts 11111c1c1'111ine the capacity of Germany to pay. ‘

The war premier 11f the 1'11- ited Klngdmu declarctl 115111- sclf imartily 1n favor of 1hl.-1 proposal which was made 111st licceiiiber or January’ l1y lion. (Ylrmlos llughest llnlted States‘! 4'S1>.c1'etary,11|' Static. ~1-

lle was very careful, at the -i~ s1111111 time, 1o make 11. clear 1' that he spoke as a. private ~1- cltlzcn, and he made :1 specl- + ilc 1lccla.r11tior1 that he had + not had any 111115111111111111 111+ the subject with the 111en1- 4' hers 0f ‘the 01111111111111 govern- 4- ment. II- + + + i-

Prince Will Sail on Empress 0f France

(Canadian Press) OTT.A\V.‘\, Oct. SL-Thc report that Lord Itenfrew will sail fol New York on the lMiulretania o1: October 30th is denied at Govern n1e11t llouse bore. . The Prince will be a passenger

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on the Empress of France 1111111111 sails from Quebec on Saturday

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Prince of Denmark Will Also Farm I In Canada-

(British United Press.) NEW YORK, Sept. it), —-— llxixlcc Viggo ol‘ Denmark is following 1:1 the footsteps 11f the i'rinc Vvalcs. lle arrivc1l from 011111111- lmgcu on ‘the Esthouia1310111111)‘. 11nd planned to lcnve 11.1. once for 131111111111. w-‘here he 11111-1111‘; 1o b11111 and far-111 a. while o11 1111111111; lnrnt 111' his .br11tl1er‘s, Prince l~.‘1'ik. Prince Vlggo, who is the son o1 the Prince of Valdemar, brother o1 the laJc King Christian the elev- enth. is exemplified by the follow lug sartorial departure oi‘ a grey globe trottor: su-lt. with 1-1l'"l’('-ll\"-”k er cap, 11. la Bowery; 1" 111W‘- 111F111 ed ‘white shirt, three 111111111111‘ 111‘ " with ‘belligerent ‘b11111 clocks; a kaudy s-trlped knitted tie and black slices. ‘ ills costume differed in :1l111os1 every detail 1fro1n the correct form laid down by liord llcufrew.

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Oysters Cure For Scurvy

(l1y Dominion News Service)

pAms, Oct. 9.'—Q)’tll.t‘.l‘ll help to

cure scurvy. 1111cordi11g to a c0111 uumication made to the French Academy of Sciences. The dis-

covery was made by lilme. llaudcu- 111. who 111 in charge of the Labor- atory of the Paris Hygienic 111- stitute. Guinea-pigs suffering from scurvy were cured within 1W0 0i‘ three days as a rtesult of outing more or less willingly, a few oyst- ors. '-

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Ohio Officers B01113 Wrecked By Dynamite

(Canadian Press.)

DENVILLE, '0hlo, Oct. 10.—-Th1 111111111 of Charles Pearce, 315. 11ro- l11l1itio11 officer at Smithflelti, Ohio “'11s blown up today by dynamite lwurce, his wife and buoy escaped a1.'.1'101111 injury.

The blast partially wrecked thc city hall opposite and inflicted min or damages.

Daring Fur Robbery

(Canadian Fran)

‘MONTREAL, Oct. 9.-Worklng with-in a few feet of Central Firs Station at Youvllle Bill!!!" bllffllfl‘? last night. drilled holes tbrousll B two foot cement wall, a wooden wall and coal bin from the boss- meat of 1111 empty bulldlns 11nd stdle furs from A. J. Alexander-

Jlpom 11.1‘. o. No. 1. Mlehllw"

-In Montreal 1

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131111111 Offerings 1.11

OOODOO-Largo N ments Show Favo

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11121131111 at Nearly $1,- umber of Gash Pay- rabic Financial 0011111-

tion of-the Provin cc.

i11 conversation 111E111 '11 local; bond dealer the (‘.11n1'11la11 is inform ed that the new 111211 Victory 1.111111 bomls have 1111.t with s11cl1 wule- spread 11op11larity that :1 great many people throughout the coun- try, still waiting to renew these bonds, which fall due n11 the. 1st of Novmber next, may be disappoint

‘ed i11 sec11ring 111cm. The price lntszym 1111111111111 1111111, 11111.1 111011111

now advanced t11 nl11cty-11i11e for the long lerm

term 11111.‘ds.l11~i11g con111le1ely off‘

l1111111s. 1111- slmrlilings

he llnlled States, 111-1 is 111-ovc11 by 11111 fact that the Canadian dollar was 1111111011 at Elli cents in New York this week for the first time since January lust.

11 is estimated that the total a111- ouni, s11bscr1bed tl1ro11gho11t Prince 112111111111 island 111111roacl1cs near 1111-. $1,000,001) 1nark, 111111 it. is safe will largo iucrtsllsc, as the offer- are sill co111i11g 111. A great ,11111111nt of these bonds have been

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the 111arkct. for the 111-1-1-1e111. 11ak1~11 11p on cash 11ay111e11ts.. which

'l‘he. new 1111111 originally 11111.

onislunvs that the financial condition

the market l1y the 191111111111.- illlnisl-iof the island is i11 :1 n1uch healthi- er was for 55011111131011, 'i‘l1is \v11.~1l1~1-s1a1e-1lu111 11esr1i111is1s 111111.. 1,111.1.- first 1-xt1-111iu1i 111 $i011,001l,1100 a111l,11111. 'l‘he s11bscriptions are by 1111

finally to $2110,000,11110, which 111ak-‘111ea11s limited

111‘. the bonds orer-subscrlbed to illnl

extent of $28,000,000. This excep-I

tionally large offering is 11ot only.a

highly satisfactory, as showing!

to Charluttctowll 11nd 1he 11ri11cl1111l tmvns, for farm- ers -1l1rougho11t the three countries . large purchasers.

.\l11cl1 of the success of the loan

1111-. confi1le11c.e. of (ianadlan 11eo11lc;1nay' be credited to the bond deal-

ln their ow11 country, but has creu-{i-rs throughout Canada, who thor-

tcd a very favorable impression inioughly circularized every Province i11 advance.

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(Canadian Press.)

i\ir).\."i‘l’.l€Al.. Oct. 111-Lord lte11t're1v and party arrived 111 this city this morning. The first 1-11- gngcment of Lord itcufre1v for i111- ~1tay i11 the 11'1et1‘opolis is a r1111 with the 11111111111-111 1111111.

(lthcr engagements for 11111 s i11-re are unsettled. lie will '1 the city till Saturday when 11c 11. .15 for Qucbcc where he will e111- bark on his l111111e.\var11 voyatzc.

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Toronto Greets The ‘British War Premier

(Canadian Press.) TORONTO, Oct. 10.~'i'o1‘1111111. 1111111111 gave so many soidi. rs to the World War turned o111 1=11111a.<..-1~. today to 1‘1'c1'iv1' Lloyd 111-urge 11p- o11 his official visit 1o 12111111111. liloyil (loorge 1111 his :11'1'iv.'1l . s shown ‘lhrnugh the city and 11.11- od points of interest. -{§i—-—i

Drowned Skipper“ Not Legally Dead

(By Dominion News Service)

PARIS, Oct. S.~~'l‘he. ('l11-r11o11:'_1: Civil Court. ask d the l»‘r1-111‘11 "J1111r1111l Official" to publisl1 :1 lncroo certifying that. I.1-.o11r.l1l de Ycleiisard. a sea c1111tain 1-.‘!1o l.~l'1 Cnerbourgh R11111ls 111 18-171. b1 sailing ship bound for America, is '1 rally dead.

When this :11111o1111c.-1‘.11‘111 appears the captain's 1lc-sc11111i1w1s 1v1il be able to cnjoy an .1~~e11111- '\'1ntl1 several millions of fr1111‘.~1.

(‘nptaln dc Valensardls ship w.'~.< lost with all 1111111111. and his aged 111.tl1er and tl1ree sisters then wl‘ '1- 1-11 to share his largo landed e: 11; Cherbourg. But Frailch law for» ‘iallo. as there was no legal pro-rt ‘lint the captain was dead.

Last. year n priest bolongiiur to the Valensard family. took 11p 'i11~ nutter afresh. and they now hope ‘o cmnfortahly end their days with shares of the millions of 11111 #11111- 1 n.

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W. FRANK MURPHY

Grand Exalted Rules ‘of the 111111-

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(Canadian Press.)

litlNilflN, Oct. liL-Snsan New» the, first. woman tn go lo the gallows i11 the past 7O wars was 1-rec11t1-1i at Duke. St. Prison. 1111114131111‘, this morning for 11111rd1~r- ing :1 111-1111111 boy nt C(lili.13l)l‘1il"<'. 'l‘l11- crime. for which she 1111.. ex- r1c11tc1l was 11iscn1'er1.-11 11111.11‘ sin» 11111-1 11111111 entcrixig the back trourt with 'a bundle coiuainiug the body 11f 1111- boy wl1o.l1.‘-.d 111111-11 :1t he:

house with papers 111111 was not 11111-11 alive 111211111. --~ @+>—--~--

Occupatiou of Ruhr Diverted American Orders Elsewhere

ESSIGN. tlcf. Slr-hiany orders from li11111~d Slates firms which have been held 1111 111-cause. of 1111111- crous 1ro111111ic11tlo11s arising out 111' the 1111111" occ11putio11 have been 11111111121111111 and filled l1y wholes- alers or 111111111facl11rt1rs i11 un occupied (icriuany, according to 1111l11stria1ls1.l1crc. This applies- chlefly to 1.011111. cutlery, sulallcr 1nacl1inery. spare ports, nuts and

bolts. and a certain 11111011111 of dress goods nutteriais. 911111111 good shipments from UH!

Ruhr reached United States 110"“ during the 111111111101; b11t only a very

11111111 percentage of the orders which were on hand when the occupation began. The chief

obstacle of getting t‘i11lsl1cd mu- Lerials out of the district. has been the refusal of the German wholes-

alers and 111a1111fact11rers to pay the export tax imposed by I110 French and Belgians as port of

their plan to collect reparations. 'l‘i1e Germzuis refused to pay this tax 011 their goods. Uillmllldilli! that, i11 the first. place, any such co-operatlon with the occupation the. llerlln govcrnn1e11t. and on this authorities 11nd 1101-11 prohibited by‘ account it would have been a violation of the program of passive resistance.

'i“he textile center of Crefehl had on hand 11 lot of 11111101111 orders for dross goods which the American importers found impossible to have duplicated in other parts of (lcri many, because the necessary machinery was 11ot available. These goods were intended for use inst spring and summer 11nd have been reposlug in wmchounes all

these months. Deniers soy the goods will be just as serviceable 11nd f11lly as fashionable next

summer. , According to word received from the United States. shipments from the Ruhr to American ports. by irregular routes perhaps. have been curried on more or less ever since the occupation began. by one way or another which no one here will

' - take the responsibility of explain-

ing. These shipments have been in small lots. it has been suggested. this being deemed advisable he- csuse of the "difficult es" of gett-

svolent and Protective Order of Elks, who is to be honored by the Toronto Elks. at 11 banquet... on‘

worth more than ten thousand dol

Thursday, Oct. 11. Mr. Murphy's

lag the cargoes over t frontiers. Just how this game oprrleti on._aml by (whom, :- - u=i-i'I.-11-111‘1~1" .1 ‘ to

1'§'l"l'l'1'§'l'1'§'l"l"l'+ 1' PRINCE HAS ENJOYABLE

(Canadian Press) t)'l"i‘.-\\\'A, Uct. 10.--Anotlr '1' er day of solid e11lo,v111c11t1111d 1|- rscrcalloii 1121s spent by Lord d- Rcnlrew yesterday, lu‘al‘1y 111+ the afternoon the and his 11111," '1' 1y 11nd 11111 (iovernor (icnerui, 4' a1~r11111pa111111l by their 11111011, d- 111111ored to the lt11yai11t1111va + Golf (111111. llerc they wcredv jollu-zl by Sir George 1l'erl1-_v. 1' Sir Robert llorden and lion. 1' filial-tin iiurrill and several Il- rounds of golf were played. i! 1i.or1i li1-11frew played wl-tl1 tl- Sir Robert Borden, Sir George 'l' Perlcy and lion. lvlr. Burrlll. 'l'_ lie was given an intercstlngi lesson in the use of the irons + hy Mr. Mllligan, ‘the club pro- 'l' fesslonal. At Government (g lIo11se in the evening ‘a private!- dance was given. Lord llea- 'l' frew 1111s 11ot yet definitely 'l' made 1111 his mind when 11c '1'. will say good-Me to the capl- 'I' “tal, but it will be either 'l‘11es- i day evening or Wednesday 4' morning. vile will go to .\lo11- 1' treal from (lltawa. Ottawa, 111:1. 9.--~-lt was an- 1' nounced l"ron1 (lovernulclll '1.‘ ilouse at noon today that llar- 4' + on Renfrew is spending 11113 5‘ + day res/ting. lie will board ‘l’ 'l' his special train 1'or Montreal 1|- -1- 111w tonight, 111111 11 will nut ‘P 1|- o11t at two a.m. tomorrow. ++'l"i"l"l"i+i'l"l"l'1l"l-+

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Fine Monument to Rev. Dr. Fullerton Arrives‘ in City

Tho l1a11ds11111e monument to be erected over the grave of the. late Rev. Dr. Fullcrtmnby the congreg- ation of St. James Presbyterian Church has arrived fron1 Aberdeen. Scotland. a11d is now at the work- shop of hiossrs. Chandler and Bell, Kent Street.

Tho ulonument, which is oi’ the finest polished Bailmoral granite-As of sarcophagus design. having a bottom base of five feet. three in< ches. 1111111111111; five feet high and weighing about five tons. The heavy. carved cup s11rmo11ntlng the whole be: s an appropriate SL101.‘ tlsl1 thlsti . til-sign. At the four cor- ners are inset co111111ns. combining sintplicity 11nd exquisite grace. The lct111ri11g Splice, 11.6 ft. by 2.2 1't., is yet to he filled in. The let- tering of the inscription will be douc at the shop hero, and it is cx11ecled to have the 111011111111-11‘. erected shortly. 111 the 111ea11ti11a- anyolm interested is 1111-111-11 to i11- spirct the work. 'l‘l11.1 111011111111-111 is one of the 1111111y very fine uuamor- i111 stones which the long establish- ed firm of Chandler and Bell have erected for citizens amt in this case it will indeed be 11 fitting tribute to 1111- memory of the tiearly beloved pastor of St. James Church.