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il” ”‘ XBREEDERS SW1 DLED 0 fr oF $35, ooo
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Federal Minister Of LaborMakcs Statement Re- Unemployme Situation
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ettetown Board oi Trade held last _ _...__
ht. in the Board ol 'l‘r_ade rooms i which the President, Mr, H 112 Mc.. hee presided. A number ei excellent and comprehensive reptxts werrpre-
tad. officers were elected for ihef uing year and considerable discus-` on on the inaugurationioi air com- unloatlon with the mai.ri1and.t0ok_‘ ce. Mr. J. P Crockett was appoint- president in place oi Mr. H. ir.,
oi the council( ` ` ,. Alter the reading ol the .mlnui/eo' the previous quarterly meetings by secretary the president called the
i of the board to the propos-
meeting of Maritime senators and-
men in the Coniederiitioni
lu ihe prcviueiai building. Au-"
was made of the twelfth of lfudcraied Chambers or of the British Empire to
held this year in the ciuiid aaiif
‘ PRESIDENT! REPORT
W- In it we havvbam ‘privileged Wim” the realisation: or the realisation: ot. certain cf' this 's most notable and' long
-sought objectives. < _ Certain undertakings ol the great- Gll importance to this Province have We ddmiwlv iaunehed sad are ae- iivolv under way. 'ro these, 1 uhsu We more irariieiuariy rarer. Meat ei these have been me gubygeg pg gl-,Lg B°al'd's earnest dllberai-ions and gd. tive endeavors during, many years. Nil it mild nfiord fha lfaliht lat~ isiaetion to all oi our members but omivuiariy to those wha ba/ve served km! 5"" "`ilVQlY in our coun-._‘, to realize that their .labors and sacrli- i°°° have not been in va-in. ` ‘
lt has therefore been the happy Wk of your oliicass for 'dia year just closed. ln e`. sense to reap the
ot the labtrs oi their pre dec
H°w°"°" °‘”' """'“'“"°° ”"°'whish this city and yawinee eww
been confined to that
The usual quarterly meetings of
the Board were Old °°‘ ”°“ “ "|some years agobeen taken over by
°°‘“‘°‘1 “MW” a gi-pup ei pubu. uuuded eiurena
- he made or it. both in equipment
wee number or
"WlllSf¢ It Th““¢iBY. January
“Reserva “VY 25?-h, io!
be held on 1930. at 2 p.
“Come tp glrgow ribs
liven for
Nd! come
Comer ples tree
ee who was appointed a mem- ig
_ - ’ ,eluted viea-préiaeat ia eaarfs ei
°“’ “‘°°”“! ‘°“i¥"‘° WTI” *he ; irame ei the c.N'.n. Mr. nm-nap has
°‘ “‘_°*'h°f vw °f lhi»|m-ved so years-with on ubsrmi
"°“'“"‘~ li *W W” in uweemprue the o.n.'s. -S ,t
satis! isr-
,. respects a mass, __ __ _ _
4 as 'I
Hall Lot 65 your Board was appointed to deal
U82 1 '1~2l with this mn-liter This Committee
New Vice Pres.
I t
B.. L. Bm-nap who has heea"sp-
usuoh business et importance itransaatcd. Immediately after the last Annual maatins, it became nec-. iessary for your council in deal with _twourgei-it.mat:iers.'I'hetiraitoltheae. the situation created by the ae- leideat ta i.he.car-Parry which re- 'suited in the eaneeiiaiieu ei_ the :double daily mail and WMBill’¢l` 3"' viee from the Mainland. This ecard. Iiiiiseiighilts ti-ansportation committee ps-cruipt action and an excellent ian- mail was instituted by the Post Otiloe Daparhuent abd very satisfac- torily carried on thrcusholl the win- ter months. This mutter will be more iuiiy dealt with in the rel>°fi= °f. the Transportation Committee.
The second matter ot an 111801141 nature. whieh at ones encased i-he aiieniieu or your newly elected off iicers, was the disastrous loss
iencod when the I-loial victoria was snowed by me 'nie vieiesia had
W and service a ilrst class hotel, and a most valuable ease' in our com munity 'nie loss to the community .was a serious one in both a aooill and ¢cmniei~cia.l way A committee of
so operated with a committee repre- senting me 'Iuuriat and Publidbl Al
in an endetvov' in have the National Railway Comveav a new hotel in Oharloilte
'nierepcrtbruiaieemmiitaawuibe presented!/syou wnisht lshallelw
as to the manner in which
ottiiatesmmltteepef
S K at said; igiiiiizi iii” sei?
iii :div of an and
:dimes their important tub except wremindvouo\~iv°vbev°o°vb°°‘naars is-ina parenase ef asuiisbie
wgiuw, me yeu saab dey the bust orwiioll
“leases with sua eauviaairu proof of the effiwv
0 bi their amawih
.ia.‘;‘°‘§
Secured Fox Furs Valu.
ed At $35,000 From] N. S. Bi'e'ede‘rs -- Ar- rest Expected At Any ' Time.
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(canadian Press) '
Ml0N'l'R.llAL_ Que.. Jan. 8-Ma,1or‘
I the At’wi'ney-Gener-
x, N B.. is in Mon-
r a man for a warrant on iendel to the hi connection ol iurs. ` ‘
Some ago. a salesman repre- senting himself as amiiated with a' Montreal company dealing in iurs, visited Halifax and -made bargains .hrough which he scoured $35,000 worth from aeverallox 'breeders in Nova Scotia.. Following the sales an investigation started with the _teeultl that the llsm by whom the salesmanl deolised he was employed Npildiaft-1 cd his eeaueeiiena. continued in-‘
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In Oeteberand Novarnber th'
Prince ltlwlfd Island Ibis Inhibit ionA»oclatlenheldltsshowlnGiar lottawvm 'mls was the first Piox lixhibitlon held in thi-I PIWWB Whenthepfeposaltoholdsuchsn Exhibition was brought in the at iaiitionoitliisnoantweplacedsur selves on record as heartily gndors inguieprsposltlonuidasiiiiieient sumwasvointllroultliefimdsoitha
trophy to be greaaukd to the dir oetcrsol thenhihiticnforconwoi ltieasuacngtbsaxbihltorsdrhamxow nsasplandidsuooesa audit isto
wllibeoomeauan' psralaollltiaatl-
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dsueommlseloner aiding 'New W h”'m1°“ °”b°u “°”d° r `
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morning lug a ‘ _
for a Montreal premises where the i '“““"'7 ‘°""°° W" °“¢‘¢°5 in U18 mm ummm' www" wa”
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The Naval Parley
will H90 lu velopments ol’ the forthcoming naval
sarees beginning Jan. as. whieh will ba sent out to forty or iiity stations
Prior Claim To Discovery To El- im _nate Mono-
xide Gas Was Filed By Ch’-’
Town Citizen(
Over Two Years | Ago.
BALTIMORE. Md.. Jan. a-Dr. J. C. I1-asar, chairman ol the ahamls-. ary, department as Johns Hopkins' University, announced today be ha-s= lllfleoied s. means or eliminating the deadly carbon monoxide from automobile exhaust gases.
Dr. n-asefs discovery is s cataly-
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The exliamt gales are led over
the chemical alter being discharged
ment at Halifax traced the pur- » .
_ from the engine.
chases to this city. A warrant for _ cn” dum” ___ DL ___ o_ nu
2;‘;n;t:m;,.i:wt° hs E hw or l'-hd oheniioal department oi
' isohua Hopkins University has been
‘ ‘ i recalled a similar discovery over
v by _ two years a¢°- A patent; has been
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sdi»orWG¢iotheBoad'daswid'ie. mmm Gmm.n_ P°°°“’““Y °‘ “Wm” ““1’°‘““ NEW YORK' N' Y" 'Im' $4” mwah? otxatniariwa te maui.- goods, first, with goods prc|luce<l'westem! ,wuxyn ’Rlezmph{§‘°" m"0ol0nel D. A- MacKinnon D.8.0.. °“ 1"”’°° “W4 T°“““'» "°"‘~ W 321,, m 1,, ,f',g;hf,f,ded°;;°1; sr uns city for assure. ais'x.ure and s°°<llb\‘°¢N°°¢el°lWh°\‘° WWW" Cm' md in lm between ,QW york md MacKinnon and a German chemist “" '°° "“‘“’ by '°°°‘ Newfoundland. This eabia was the 1°' ‘ “mn” °°"’°°' “"-“‘ ‘ °““"' produced elsawnuo within the nm to be "paired of me th," ing agent which neutralize: tix peed
i TUID
Empim Thu °°mmm”` an Western Union cables W °*h°“"' 5” md °h”‘5°°
» snpooed bv
tif’ "WV .wk mud’ '°“°“° "h°“‘llif “N “nm ak, meh shook me bed carbon monoxide to harmless car-
md 'Wk' Th” mu’ I °°m°l°"° olAthntiouonl:ovemibe.r18th`De|- b°“ ‘”°u‘“"r‘b° °”Jy “"5” mum
` not been marketed is
surveyoitha local duration and numb” presented an exhaustive and valuable ’$::h;; 13:' 5,233 B:;n;:'§$;; lhat the patent for the United "°°°"*‘ Wm* "m "°“ "°'|’°’ 'my shi Lord Kelvin indicated the ter- SW” h” “°° V” °°°“ ’““°d° T”
patient. attorneys state that the pa-
by°“r°m”m riilclolnc ith arthak 'moush this "M °°“"“"'**° "“’ eabievw; Srgxeu Ebac iiuliles affix mai since is sem- behind in were
ing nnpire shopping week this Board New York md 32., mu” mm my that it has been impossible up to the
‘°"'““°‘ ‘ my ”‘“"““°' '"“°°" Roberts Newreuudiand with s ga -l“'°'°°* *°' "°“'° ""° “‘°°‘*“" 9°'
“i’“" °' “md °'°‘“°°‘ ‘M “"‘“ or loo miles between the brass: “ni *Wh*-‘P W* W” "*‘°“ "lu "°
in d time In view oi
|“**°"‘""' 'M' "°"" "°"“""‘ ““ 1" which the shi was f d te ii ‘°"“‘°°“‘”" “° ' is is stimulate and fewer the pre Wm, mat 105m,” 0, mn u .uae puuieiiy aieaeaiplme pr. rm- d1l¢v“ll llld H0518 l‘ll\Ill.lil£lJill'B Ui ' qu. npmqgd ¢||wv“»y mg ngwg
tbatthapatautrislltsarebold in
pinpoaesaidissfeatureoimirac, mnwmuwmyogmwmgw iiviiia which has oaroaca been in all our readers.)
,.,,,,¢.,,.u, ,..,,,,,..,,,.,. Will Broadcast
Rev. Frank Baird
Baird, rtciou, was _thc unanimous
1 in a series or broadcasts every choice lor Modlratorahlb oi the
PN' W Thursday evening from 8.15 to 8.30 Pribyldtilll Ohurdil ill Can;rd:‘bat
meeting ol the 'nnonto Y- y held here yliierday.
EU
was snnoimcad tonight.
tam in this country and canada, its
ol the Columbia broadcasting sys- The nomlndlon will be submitted
tthenatt-General Alscmblytobe haldinllmiltoil-
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Three Hundred Million Spent By Tourists From Statesln Canada In 1929
ul‘..°.'l"* 'tiifil rltlig illiii ¥§ .ali
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'she engagement has lusi been an-_ nounced of the Countess oi Sea-“i lleld, youngest British .oouniess in| hgg pam right, and one ol the rich- ," “amen 0| England' to Derrick Studley Herbert, formerly an olll-
d tu f'P¢C
MONTREAL, JBII. 8-While the
STATEMENT UN U NEMPLUYMENT
Says Towns And Pro-
vinces Primarily Re- sponsible For Relief.
(Canadian Press) OTTAWA. Ont. Jan. 8-Hon. Pet er l-Ieenan, Minister ol Labor,.today lsued the following statement in regard to unemployment: I have to point out that unemployment is pri- marily a municipal and provincial matter, na fact. _the pa-riivlvaiion by the Dominion Government, in relief work due to unemployment condi- tions was not undertaken until the days during the lJ°St-war dePl'¢SSl°11 which subjected Canada to a very serious condition oi unemployment md rather widespread distress pre- valled throughout the country and a large number oi people were expos- ed to keen sullering. It was rewi- nized that this condition was due in s. large measure to the war and the business oi the Dominion Govern- ment. assumed pa»rt.oi the responsi-
loniered the oilice. lined up the cc-
Unemployment' Situation In West _
Still Alarminii
(Special in the Guardian)
WINNIPEG, Jan. 8-Unonv ployment ln Winnipeg contin- ues to assume alarming propor- tions and drastic measures to deal with `ihe situation to relieve hunger and prlvatlon have been considered by the City Council. Last night the Council approved several measures 'which will al- lord immediate rellei io some ol the married men and single men out of work Unemployed only will he hired lor clearing s right oi way for the Winnipeg hydroa transmission line between Winni- peg and Slave Falls and plana were made for providing shelter and food ior all unemployed within the city of Winnipeg.
payroll was helng“counted out in the presence of twenty employees oi the City Spcnglng Works in s crowded section ol' the business district yes- terday afternoon. two masked men
cupants at the points oi guns. order- ed the money placed in a bag and ¢5°“P¢d with $400.
N0 CUNFERENCE illlll THE STATES
(Special to the Guardian)
OTTAWA. Jan. 8-Canadian auth-
orities are contemplating no wnier- ence wiih United States authorities
I on the proposed new anti smuggling iregulations. Dr. O- D. Skelton, Un- fder Secretary oi State for External \Aifairs said today. Reports reaching here were to the eflect that a Can- adian delegstion might _ioumey to
,Washington to confer with United States authorities concerning new border regulations. The new regula- tions were reported centred mostly towards curtailing bootlegging into the United States. “No conference with the U. S. on the subject is un-
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1 Government." Skelton said today.
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h named i
“`° °°"'»73'"17337~'°° ir =°-' ’°"°"‘°- "°- ""‘"' ’"““ Inoculated Yesterday
Yesterday lorenoon at Prince Street School S01 pupils were in oellaiod by Drs. Seaman and Molienale. The principal and stall gave splendid eo-operation iirthe nurses and thus the whole program was carried out in quick order. Yeaierday alter- noon at the led Cross Rooms a ellaio for children oi pre- school ale was held, and 111 children were inoculated by Dr. Csaellaa, Provincial Health 0!- lol, and Dr. MacMillan' Ciiy
‘ lloalih olloer. There was no
llllealiy experienced In dealing' with ovaa the youngest children; ~anda_halyelolnailonii|a. Dr. Waahlah own child was the
sasagss\\aseaelve`¢ae insi-
'rhe number ol pso-
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be, but is much larger compara- tively than the pro-school child- ren lnooulaied n Bt. John when their campaign was en. Douhtleas when those parents who brought their children today will iell oi the comparatively small trouble that they had li will encourage more parenia io bring their younger children also, and in er- dartngivaallparantaiuths eiiy an opportunity _another clinic lor children ui We-lelool age will ba held in the Bod Cross looms next Wednesday. -lau- lliib., hem s to I P- nl- This aaefnlsag the pupils of Queen
and
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der consideration by the Canadian
ENGAGED te Fixed For
Anauezneeifng -ali iwiwiu Local Me.. Held T he Board Uf Trade is Sflwlilll BY Rights Of Patent ‘
- » NUVA SBUTIANS
At the annual meeting of the Char- ___
Prov. Exhibition
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The annual meeting ot the Chan
2 iottesewu Driving Park and provin-
cial Exhibition Association was hlld at the oilioa ot the secretary, Mr. J. W. Boultar yesterday afternoon- Mr. Jas. Paton, president, occupied the chair and read the report which is appended below. Mr. Bouiter sub- mitted the iinancial li-aiament tot 1929.
The president remarked that the balance remaining to the credit ot the Association was only a small one. and would have been much greater but for the large sums spent on im~, provements. which by the way. also used up the amount remaining from previous years. There is now no rest account tor the Association or any- thingtotakecaraoiabadyaar. The president spoke ot the success o! the' Silver Fox Exhibitibu. and thesecretary read a letter from its directors assuring etroperation in the erection oi a. building that would 'metre fully meet the requirements oi the silver fox breeders and he of value to the Exhibition Association- A discussion took place regardln| the program lor 1930. and it wa: unanimously agreed that ii anythlrii an even better program than 192i _would he provided. The exliibltior i will open on Monday, August »l8. ant win eootiriue i-i1l..!ridas=i jeysolas august zz. 'rbeae win- be rou'i'%ay‘. horse racing, splendid grand stan( attractions and larger exhibits. 'rn weak parts of previous years will b strengthened and a strong campalg
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Hilllllill lllll VISIT CANADI,
(Canadian Press) WAS!-IINGIDN, Jan. 8-Bets:
his retirement irom the diplomal service about the third week in IV. rusty. Sir who Howard, Srl-tl; Ambassador to the United Stat: will pay a. visit; to Canada and s: goodbye. The itinerary follows: A. rive at Montreal, January Tit. leave .lanuary 27th, for Otiaw losve Ottawa, January 30th. for ‘I ronto; leave 'Toronto February 1;;
Day Of Prayer
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(speeial te the ausralsai NEW YORK. Jan- 8-For the li'
cess or the London naval disarm* ment conference. the churches ot i United States and Great Britain i observe on Sunday, Jani 18. s c of prayer. A call io prayer requestl a general observanw oi the day i issued ioday by oilicers ol the fed
_al council of churches and the p ‘siding officers of more than twat denominations. in Great Britain 1 call was issued by the Archbishop Canterbury and leaders oi the 1 churches.
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