11:11 nnxna ar c;

MAXIBJS

DFA

MERCHANT

_ .

'nat which

now; and that W hath a|r¢dy been; rqulfeth that which

I sill S.

2':

--"-_-i- I ' Gvvers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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- ' ns. I i H I _ _ M/xxlivis

it tiinniunfiuwii ilu in

~w§“ ' _ _ " MERCHANT ; » I 2”//f I as i\"\\\\. ' - $5/4 /_ i The_Pe0p|€'$ Pdpéf Redd by Everybody `II\

______ _ _“By _ _ ' ,Q iighiiy inrzreri.

' F

V _ - __? _._ 1 \

_rg (laarl|.a. landed IMI.

12 A_|i:iuie|_ r~‘iil»,-i-nivlioiu :N-I`_iivn-it__l_'»_._‘.0. _

'°"°“"‘ ““"”"' "'° °°"'“ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1930 ., . __ _

_ __ _*___ __ __ _ _ _ ___ J

Probable Successor To Willin don ' W'w"gd°"s °

-4,1*

The name of the Earl of,/1

censor to Lord Willingdoii as gong,-.I nor-general of Oansida. Above areI

one. lie earl Africa A brother c Qu M I ,

has 'lust °°"‘l’l°‘°d an 0I§h¢‘ycar he has had ri d!stingu`isliedccc[Aree:lll1'M pmcauuons

IMPIIRTANT CIIIISTIIUCTIUN

_ rowing Season

" ' ~ » g ` 1° eave or =

' ~ iiniiussisIW"é...f.i His opiirniSnnMiilllllX

»~i U3

Ifor the year is estimated at $250,000 _ _ ‘ _ by Mn C_ A_ Been Pmvmcml Firepanuary 14 for Saint lohn, N. 1-...

N h as d M ww ooo ‘there to board the stcinier Montciaiii

for 1929 Tlie.only large fires during ' ‘ `“

Ltd., at 0'Leary, the Gordon Bui1d»|

ing . g _ _ _ _ _ _ Crm while in 1929 heavy losses WMC |rcccption. while in Quebec the piiitv

i _ __ _ lineurred through the destruction of Imu mmm” °“ thc specm "“1“‘

ithe Victoria. Hotel. the store of ,

I . ‘Poole and Thompson, Ltd., Montague, I "

`St. Mai-y`s Church, Souris and gin'-A age ef W. B. Prowsc and Sons, also damage to the buildings of the Im-f pcrial Biscuit. Company and Eastern Trust Company.

imfiz

Q. 2-:cn -'Q

ate more care on the part of the

MONTREAL Que. D€C '90 -The George H Murphy, a member of thc

IN I_ ` ;_ Fa first session of a snecisi two day -_il- Govenfmcnt of Novo, Scotia without

ul 3 6 nconductedb the Can :ortfol s' ce 1929. has been sp

New Hotel, New San-

atorium and~~ New

.‘ Forum Afnoiig Larg-

eg Buildings Erect- C e

A marked i:1';;':a.s." iii the amount

and value of construction work cioiie_I IH the City dvfine me over iozp wiii I be ifotcd from the fact that diirizig I the year just closing permits were

ver fox auctio y i lo _n - Hdihfl FUI AUG*-1011 SBIG-‘5 UDMPBM pointed Minister of Public Hea.‘tli for

-1- I Limited, commenced here todiiy when the Province.

4800 silver fox pelts were offered for The portfolio is _L new one,,_ its

Ablllldallt Crops Marketed SagiS'.;_'sé.is."'Airn°urn_riisjj`i§riiss war.-ner "simian, ».=Ir=in;ii'¢i on-aan'si"nll-

» were not announced it was undcr~ I rlngton said in his announcement,

stood that the auction was veiv sue I being in fulfilment of the d~f nite

y Iccssful and had attracted on large I policy which the Crovcrninent rldopt-

number of buyers The auction will ed in 1925, but vias delayed owing to

I .

_ . _ _ _ _ .

States Premler Leap conclude tomorrow when another 4.- financial conditions. The Premier in-

800 pelts will be offered. timated that Departments of Labor

__ _ _vl ` and Municipal Affairs would follow Tha gI'°wm': Seagal] of 1930 \`-W* i-“ll }.'CfltCl‘<I-‘~.`»'. “The month of Jung "`°°l__"°°_` in time ns funds for them became

i - r .. . _ ,. _- 1 UV- C- the l.io..t f.i.ouiiinlc in my wii.-; iriiriii niid most favourable to available, but the Government had

i‘0crlleetIoii," stntccl lion. W I-1 Leu Il-lipid gi-0\\fy_|1 crfmlm fm. .~ » .

__ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ ~ _- i ‘-_ » l .. 2,' incrs to get Heav toffns taken the iiew that the_ need roi an

Pi._rii.ei _...cl lifini.-.t.r oi Agi'icultiii'c_ their crops in early, no time beu1gI y active Department of Public Health

issued to the v l l 1fii_o _-l .

we G S 0 0° Q I'“___‘f ‘°j“‘f‘j Of “~-_“°~‘I~'»'_1“1 °°11<I1‘_»________ Un French Coast with ii responsible Minister at its

¢`0n1i>ared with $36.l50 for the ycaiw l>l`f'\'ious. i

Following is a suinmciry of work

tOontiriued on Prgo 1)

V TWA i STIIFISTIISS.

C0flS0lZd(1l'1Of2 Seven /Members Parris, Dee so -storms iiiong the

llc... fci i\ _\:~.u given Tn: Guard- <C0m_1,~_m~d on pm., 0) hem_ must ¢¢m¢ msg

` french coast delayed shipping and Grass Sales

Of Rall; oads Faint] Dle chsrupted fishing fleets today Two

_ _ » Pneufrlonla feral ships were unable to leave port C 1 » ((“"'°`d "“ r"°""‘I 'ir Chcrbourg and Brest. English ofnfnlsslon

W‘mHn`CT`3`N' D' C' Dm' '"0"' """"` lclinnnel. stctinirers encountered unus-I -

y iiilors were washed overboard and

-- _. f diowned off Boulogne Sui Mer Sev N S Llquor

. Agrcriiiciit oi' enstrrii i':ii`i-ami; 0; lr., (Ti;ie~E.il to llie Giinriliani imuy “ugh ‘..ca..].m. ~---

. . . .. .

'--*--- ¢ o , (Special to the Guardian)

1 I . _ _ _ _

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:med Eh,__c_ on ___ c__________________ _______ i:A\'.='i~:iNsvrLi.i:. ein., Der. ao.~ 1 " icnnraion rrersi

Fillowing arc vig,” statistics fm. fm-_y im-gcmndmw _<:__L_,m§ ‘N5 _____ Eeirn ii:e:nf2:i~:; ef the iiiiiiily of J.I HALIFAX, N. S., Dec.. 30--Gross

Ihr Year 1930 up tg D-L-¢mL.;,» 2g_ “_ Inoiiiiccd today ry I‘i<¢r;r;r1it y;.,,._-,_-_ 11. Ev:ii‘:=. ri fm-iiicr lin'/e died of sal.s by the Nova Scotia liquor com

_ gm pl-¢_»,;¢]9m 1,-_G 3 _;;,.._| 1;, ,._.ii_ p:.e=.ii::-;;\ii~. witlilii four days and four _ Buye rs Week 1'|\l~”»S|0H fl‘0m It-S I11C5‘PlI°l1 Of AUS- 15.

records; __.m_l ____c___d_u,_S U 1_3.” mt mp mn _oilirrx today r:~niaii1cd critically ill r _W U10 CWI Of U19 USUBI Year 5017! 30.

Births Dealiux l‘.1'ir__!1CIZd:x‘tLo:i. Czily one iziixibr pouit ri- I'~`r “L15 “"'"{¢` d35"35C< ``` " ‘ffm 0"" 359991090 °°°°\'dI"g I0 ‘Im

mvm” 1 ~ "‘ ‘mums l LT ""9"31I Ui- IH U1 "- """"”`_"'*- (Spam in the Guardmn' 'commissions rmwrt as handed _L9 ` ` Y been broiighi. about. to it large extent

....... .155 544 _.l 'J i c e 11',

` . ~ _ v\ _, -4 teens ...... '294 153 entfc coiisolichtioii .=cl~.fiiie. It lviis _ I TORONTO' D~°‘ 3°' C°‘“m°"°I°‘I P`l'°mI‘1f G~ S- Hf1\'ii1\Sl°l1< With UNI , _ bv un, Mm.._mm LM, Sm..k Board

°Y'\"I5Y‘8 to Pro'.'lncir.l C-ci':~:°i-ni'.‘ntI'1`

’“°= cii er: L*

rm left to n.rbitr.".ti>:i_

:.5 $2 ' (5

I Staff Writer) `

coiicrcinztncl toclny by Prrinzer B. 1`.';unc‘t. rperiking' at a liznciicoii rir- in:-gcd iii his lionoi' by the local'

C°“.'3°“`atI"° A55°°I3u°“- ' ‘nw one dof'ii't~'" in v"~'v but i

. I

I tvvhcn you hear men going up _,C m_(1Pa_.n;\.,,___. nrt wt, _"XM _cup

_ _arid down_t1ic country," he said. _ ’ . - (I ti. \» _ C :O V.

G U W .E‘i"ia’I-:ing cf secession and spe:iking in I "'

' ii1`f.1ir terms of conditions, you know'

they. are not doing it for the good'

le: of constitutional government and cilsrcgarcl of the elenicntary laws of | cccnoinics." The government realized I the great trust and responsibility im-

biti_ons_e1' selfish purposesto _sei-ve. _ ' "we will -discharge that responsib- ility." he said. “We will not be <ict.f.~r- 1 rcd by the unfair criticism of our op- I ponents. We will only reinind them| that we are their icgotecs and it is' our duty to solve the problems they I rniiroi to solve. _ '

"The present depression was thc'

greatest the world had ever lriiown, Mr. Bennett went on. There was ov- I or production of wheat in all wheat I

producing countries and wheat im-| porting countries were taking steps' to meet their own needs. Under such I 'conditions the Government could on- I ly consider the national interest and 'could not be swayed by local appeals.

The Imperial Conference

Speaking on the f.nperlal Confer-:

ence, Mr. Bennett said he had notI hesitated to make known to ctherf parts of the empire the determination ' of Canada to develop their heritage of natural resources for the benefit

of Caniida. If there were some whoI were disappointed with the Confcr-I ence hc would only remind them that I

Ifurthcr disciissicns would be carried!

<Co::t.iii.' '.1 \..i . -re U I

posed on it and had no personal am- I

IN lCanadlz;_l‘re|s) __ `

I.__.i’.?2i2.Z”..t'....§1“I;.§§$.....‘i?';€3Z§ I-00kS Confldellfly I* <>1'WHfd T0 W _

Due w the fact that there “___” _eral and Viscountees Willirigdou will ° w , J _ 'Q _ _ _ _ _ _ few large fires in the province dur- flewe Canada fm' E“g‘““‘I' ‘md “Ii” 1{eV]`eW§ P1LS€nt Natl0na"._ P/lf_ill’(|lllS Of Lllllltili UW

ing 1030, property losses during the .sfouemly for their new pfm in :' I` ' ° ' -"mi 1 "1

year were very much less than were .tha on January 16' was mme at UW' I bi Lg lweutlobedl " those for the c°___,-espoudmg melvc _ernment House this morning. T‘»i-:_lt_ _ ‘ i_q_‘.'(".'?Sf*l(?1° ll) Ill* months p_,ev10“5_ The total fire loss Fyccileiieies will leave Ott:-.w-1 lr,/I _ _ ~f---»- _ 3.. .__ __ _ _ __ W .,_.... ._ lng.d0n_

ispccisl train at noon on \‘/ecl"ir=a'la1". fl-.\ Franli l'~1I“‘\'¢b'. C»11'r\¢ln-n Press `

i;"£.“"@

3'-5 ismmgég

§'3e.¢o

More all, compare w '1 _ ' ‘ _,__ __ _ _

Ifor Fmgland The _iou"r.ey to ~`aint R.'.t_rl..A. C.::.:., Dc-:_ 30.--Apll2€\l'¢ ~ ~_ 1, 1 pri-lure cf L/:rd Wrlliiigdori r

. _md the Brace Buudm in uw .mcrs and where they may tttioiiii rx :P'~'Hi_1i€ Provinces frorn Caiindn were rfiijectiiww as to ilv- identity 1 ‘

niciiiisi iii ‘Premier _ifoioositilllil PEE

I CT"l`A"‘.'.\, D7". 30.--\\`ii!i il" fig.

‘Nd

_______ year wen _hc _tore ___ ___________________ |J0h_n Wm be broken at Quebc¢_ wiv.;-_. Ito l»::e_l ii,~:Ju£Ii<'cs iii the form ei ‘ ._ _ _. m.___»,. rf 1-,_., C, mme mC_mh,_ . w“_,,_

'their exeellencies spent several siiiiv I~”*"fiEfff»'~-C‘l1'= ISI' thc Swcssiozi of the _ r ' -

with hi!

:x:Cc'::::ei' nr. Gc\'c:';ior C`erier:` ob

politzcal .<p::iilr.iorr. are bu'_\'

` C:.iir»_;lri.. I; is l"_*.rm‘fi f"s‘n r' 'able

i "'§

-gwrs F ee. §_;`r_-1 mme;

ng 'il“5"§ 3 m

mg; Was 0.1.?

l*`i_'otito.bl-“

i-4 “-4 fp ..

lmss or F'.-rin Ac

_.__ __ _ ` - , perils of that nauirc. It is so easy to! YV. (clay. . mon” shown “mem stud,” or ____ E _ _ ._~_~_ _ _ _ -- psople, Mr. Beer- expresses the hope_ _ I ~ _ _ ._ __ _ ,_

as been mentioned _I " ° Ml ‘erm as governor-~erieml of South I _ ‘Va-‘° fI"°1“= But “mit IU`-'f‘ Iliff-'I '"'” | 1"' "“"°° L"° M~"‘*~I" GI ‘“"

as probable sue and Countess of Athi T , _ . B ” mM_cmzcns Wm exercise set gram' . l-_rom for gmmday what have mUy<_ __ _ ___ __ _r i.; iisr: :i‘.:;i;;c;i"cI :i citrix:

' _ I E R clone for the west? What have they _vfmf I'0‘I`___pm`S_ _:c;a_”__ _'__ ,,_"m`_'~"-'~I1 ill? IT'-‘~”»i» --C 1"- -1 .» A- _

the srrvice of the empire. ' done for Snski1tcheivan'."‘ , Flgrgl In mf” Cn _h“_ ‘_A __l_9"_'___`_‘____ .FcotlL.'.l1 Veer in h;5 l'n;'1Ir =. 'Atl '. 'lilo

____ _ 1- e r::'.';:u: gszaw ss.; _ ... .~ ._ . l

__ _ | 2 Attempt; v:¢i~e being made and _?_c_f_ ___ fo; ____ __________ ____ _mo _lr _has not bmii p.ii_ci..a.ly r_ .ve

l » O , H011, l)1‘, GeOl'g‘C HI. would be made, said the Premier, to QI? ' _ “___ ___ “~_‘ “M__ ___ .politically he lic: time r.:n':c spas ng ` _ Murphy New- Mil\iS_ fasten on the present government re- ` ` ' ~ ` 'f

. _ _ i. - ter of Public Health sponsibility for present day condit- _“___ CI Ar _ _

- = . ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ .i i.. ri i iri . no r._i'<-_ ._

4 Silvers 0ffer0d ' ‘°ns' But “U mm mum deny mm' th' |1511 gi' 1920 wc:iiil.ng pigs coii'~'l' J Goo oo ng mcc I _ nd

____ iieseiit depicssinn has gmy lip cup l __ ' _______ _ __ ____ _ __ ,liao a good deal of inoney. Politi ‘.1-

_ `5°“r°CI-V be *Used 0 B “5 D -l_v he is described as a liberal m d-

Qf e a, I 1 9 3 0 First Auctlon Day' lgangdim pr-ug) niinotion of “nine years of total dis f_____mc_s __et__m__d mm bm I

' _*_ HALLFAX N S_ D¢¢_ 30__.1-gan Di; regard for the fundamental princip- Imam' ` ‘ ' “G T°|`>'~ He has been aCU"° in S1 L

` ' ' ' ' |In the :.;:i'iiig of 1930 feed was cl:c»pI . _ _ _ _ _. al

' 'Ui

me well ,ii el W. Clay of the Dominion D:pori»

` iciiltuic As dui`ng the

and pork prices were comparatively high; 'hence those farmers were able to dispose of their pigs at very high profits. Due to the promising out- look for potatoes last spring and summer flu-niers neglected to make provision for all litters. The rc- ault has been that many have found tlicirisclves ii-ith excessive quantities of cheap iced. and with a decidedly decreased number of hogs to con- sume this feed. Of late there has been ii great effort cn the part of the farmers to increase the number ci brood sows. The present scarcity oi hogs in ihc Province will contin- ue until iiftci' midsummer. Mr. Clay believes when an exceptionally heavy crop of pigs is expected. The de- mand fer pork products has been well iriaiiitaiiied. Without a doubt during the past. _vear hog raising has been one of the most profitable phases of farm activities. Prices were on the average higher than time year be-Jon; and the market was in gens~r;il sterzdler. _

One of the features of the hog

marketing situation this year was :lie trend toward st more orderly syctcni of selling. Whereas the cus~ tem has been heretofore to market the hogs during the Spring and fall, now the supply has been spread ov- er the whole _vear'wit‘l1 the result tliai. prices do not fluctuate to such an extent ns in the past. This has

hilavren ,.b.c°Tf~ccnd Tamimo nm; I;-!o~mi~ I cost of me pxemgcnc held more “mn .Australla fiiliider the iiiaimigcnicnt of Mi' R.

" ml mnucc om mmm ac um' 3' ‘Car “O °n me ‘°mD’r°'n°’ qu‘“;` N Elliot wliich offers shipping fav-

KIUBS .........` 2l0 97 I Tl1r,~r‘.iiii':>:\§.: are t1i;~l'.riii'-_vl;.~:il:_ .‘ ' ' ‘ '| - _ ~ ~ ~ - _ _ _ _ _ hlirlottctown _ fi- the i‘T'_‘v.' Yorli Central tiin ll.1lt1°ii'ii‘. Im conduct n ‘ful-Fra wwk in TWO” INCH deductld as we" as orgammuun Bar Aliens ilillcs at all times of the year.

.. 283 _.J . . v

=~ - '~- wi ; Hlll"nl' 70 Death “~° f°II°\"'I\18 UIC MGIIUCHI I>'l.VCr-l expenses oi the coininission itself. ___ ___ l

I I

1.-fl Ohh und the N.\.l.cl P...ic .s_».. | _ I A ‘N rm, \., ,_H,h__C_ O ___ mm I neck next February. This decisloii and maintalnanao of the Nova Scotia

Dance at Vernon River Hall,

Rovers vs Granite: nt

rink. New Ycar‘a nlgiit.I

match. 1230-12-31-ill ‘

Unloading car of ccal nt Uigg week. D. A. McPherson. r

1214-12-31-2|

inuul meeting Shipping Club

River, Jan. 5th, 7.30 p. m.

Jan. 12th, afternoon. Sec'y. 1218-12-31-21

'Carnival at Milton Rink January

1°'

iq f. ir . »~ - was annouiiccd todny at a ini=e'ii1-'l peice. ii t profits for the p°i-iod A <Si1°CII1l lu UI# bllilrdlnhl b G

. lCfl0.

MANCIIESTER, Hn:-. Dec. 30.

-Spukenn-ien _for 200,000 workers in the weaving industry today delivered on ultimatum tn mill mmers threatening n general ntrlke In the industry unless thc employers recerled from their re- cent "more looms per weaver" edict.

,_ --i I Prcsldctit Hoover iiiidcisioiids the L

plan provides for the protection of

1 - - - -...

3 at no? 12 31 nl enipioyeezi and of lccai eommunitic:

“Special skate nt Mmm, Rmk ard fulfills the intent of Criiigress ii-,

Y¢lr'l afternoon. 1217-li. <‘::pi'es':ecl in the Trnnspnrtatioii Act

NN()IlNTfTl?M¥Tl\l'| \_ '-"f“‘"'~ ' - -~“» -~ " ff -"».- ~~l1 ! | _ .

c _ _ prcvii _r iziii -r the liit:~r.”..:it: cuiii _ ' ‘ ' _ " ‘ i ` 5 ` ‘ ' _ _ _ ' ” '

EVEN1 5_0 :ncrce coiiiuiizrslnii Dlnn. 1-isiiicfl last _ _... Ifanamln rms” Ft several local mnnmacwrem he1d'm°um t° scmq $23300' "The mdicb CANBERRA. Aiisii'alin; Dec. 30.- Jaco 8 lven

ME " i " ‘ ' \ " _ _i i~lf‘f‘.:.Af., Quo. Dec, 30-Sl n the Ro al "oil: Hotel which las tl ' id p ~.

L1 QS, 'D:ce.iil::‘r would llc abanrloiicd I " " ‘ ‘ X .I y ‘ ' °“5 me ' 53 '~m'~1 H°‘“°I“3t°"' Th " - r - iq 5 _

| i . _, _ _ _ __ __ __ __ c uoyeriiinmt today dec e lo rc

. the iiliie ehildien of Henri Ln- .ponsorcd by thc Retail Mei-‘.i:uits that the annual business i.rans:'ict.d _.Mm “Hen immmmuon “nm t,._____I A Week To Make

frile, I il"' _ _ _ ‘ _ » . 1 iii i merchant of St .Inn Association Ilry the Coniniissioii viill run between c°wm_v.s pomlon impro‘,es Sumc

vicr, Que.. ‘lvere burnt, to death I --?;--- f __ _ ` _ ` . ° '

last _ _ Y ;i_l_;r___t:_:1d___ef__i;e ___¢_l3;_lar_s°__ 3__I_c iéntly to warrniii lliiiiig the ban. The HIS Mlnd

_ _ _ _ __ ommoiiwcaltli wishes to cooperate Chafles Levine b°‘_n° Um by ° full years °pemt'°“ ' with nil countries concerned and hiv- ---~---~

Cm; of" tg" meh 5°“°~ was set' “I” notified the shipping conipniiies that NEXV YORK, T. Dec. 30.--'i’lic

Has Troubles £m’c_':;_';:'€o°£_;:_'g0 C°mn,‘I”i°n` it is undcsiriiblc to give facilities 1' .\!r\v-York strife Athletic Coininission

' ' immigrants fer travel to Australia. tcdrv gave .lee Jacobs. new iiian»

iiirrlil. when fire destroyed his home.‘_ Mrs. LnBolio _iuinpcd from the house with n baby in her arms and a 16;

ririiightei' threw out anoth- nnd -jumped to safety her other six children perished

in the fi:iin_e=. ~

Soviets Kil l

your old or child sc-lf, the

rty Prisoners

AVl_A'l'ION ENTIIUSIAST NOW

Apart from British immigrants,

niits isued on behrilf of the Govern-

agrr of Mm: Scl:nicliiig_ one wack to

" only those already possessing per- niisfrcr "1.'cr;" or "im" io the com-

ini'-=lrii'i izltiiintiim, thru Srlimr-liiig

HELD FOR MISSING SE- ` ~- ' ~ ~

-"Es §Nine Hundred ment will be permitted to enter the'd¢fr-nd his iirii\'vi\'eiglit boxing title

CURI -

country. Tourists :uid business meninizniiisi Jack Simrkc_v here in June.

NEW yon`_K_ Dec__ 30__Ch"1e5 A_ Police will not be affected. The Coniinissioirr. edict _foirstnllcd

nm hope. of Yeung Stribling io nieet

Levine aviation enthusiast, who re~ -

Sl rkr lmbl' in Minnii, this

‘cently was held by Vienna police in` ____ ~ 3° '-"- W0 5

wiiitei niid than figure in the cham-

____ . I3 counterfeiting mix-up. which he ' (special ¢c thc Gnarrllani me Weather’ Efc_ ' __ ___ _______ ___ G ____

Pm" ‘wen fm' be” °°“"m°" "D““°° 1” v°"‘°“ HW wednes' (Canadian Frm) 'subsequently explained away. faced PARIS Dec 30 -Nine huiidved “mn 'Ip me r° "' "rm

l C' Ill. t If ht* ,

if , . ,

"Ot fine the 16th. 1212-12-31-Ii. day, Dec. Sltl. 1228-12-31 Vn,__NA_ Poland Dem 30__r“p°__" new troubxes ye“_e__d._y when B sub poucamm were “ded _amy ___ ‘hcl TOR_oNTo_ Bw _____F__c____ o__ icnvyw .g nex year. won

"W°3“°f’dHY. Jim- 7. there will be "Kensington Rink opens New I~’\‘°ll8ht ht-'P0 t°dHY by 1 ¢f°\-ID 01 MGM WIS Ill*-M "kills him 1° fell Police force of Peril and its suburbs strong shifting winds wiih some ---~-----~~~~~ »~---~--'----

oerccooncroorauuoecsoopoocfooozr

=7"“¢¢i' drama in Hope River I-fail Yun evening. 1227-i2~31-2| |11i:sHan peasants who had crossed the District Attorney how he came at the request of Prefect Jem Cnisp~ snow.

the viet border. said the and a into poenuion of $21900 worth of pe M Ohiappe maintained that with NEW YE/\R‘§ '

1156 12 27 tf

- - - . st y . . .

-_ "Victoria Rink will open New 1 ‘ ‘ ' ' ' \ "' . numbdl of others confined to a con- Iinissing socurltiu. ‘his present force he could not pcs- 1'emper|iui'es ‘f ~ `

' I RECEI' l ION x

Holy Name uni. at. ntcrii. The Years night. spcoisi skate with mu-

"’?° _ _ .ntratlon in awaftin deportation The Fidelity deposit company of sibly cope with the constantly in- [Maximum . 30

___fia’nmont advertised for Mon- sic. Admission, 201:. 122412 31-2| "U C! P 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... _ _\- I-eember mir is postponed . --- tn siberlo had been fired upon ey Maryland. an incur-mee of-moeni in ei-ming mme or the city and italiwnirnnm ........ .... zo The Lieutenant Govern-

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I ~~\1°°v. January _»_t_i;.__2______2_ ‘_;_°§;1_Z'lr;g__ll__\_\;__\;_¢;s:___;l_‘i_1_:_i:d:y. ___T°f__\_\_::_soviet soldiers when they attempted the finoneisi district. urea to hawiouburm. i nigh tier this inonnng in mi rind < or v iii receive nn New

_ » ' 'I ° ' to escape. ty of the prisoner-uma Levine summoned for the inquinai In his report, M. chiappc at-ned I tonight or ass. . .\'ear's Tiny nt his resid- _

erett Wedlock, H nte Rive .

“ " ' _ _ Iiriiiea or iinaeii they me About clinging um me mer mo mms Itnot night amen ina airninuiiea inI sun rises ins mornuio .ri ii: onli ence. 99 North River fiend,

_ " r eiift. Purdy station, went- mo-iz ai ai _ . _ - . . _ _ ° :er c I. . l. A. Pncn _ -- s|xty_wei-s the group which came of American Telephone and 'role Paris from min mo tolosiaot year. sets this afternoon at 4.26. . from 3 p. ni. io 5 p. m.

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‘ ciironh niiliaaiu pmenice ,,___;°l'f;>_§\_§_°_r__|;t__Xi_¢:_to_1;1_:___1";}%s_y._____1_\_:i_ nm. '1~ii¢yu`fr_m been sentences to mph company. vanishes wnuo eo 'rho nnniim- of inirgirrior no his miii moon snnrhi-, .irniirry on. M. Alban Farmer, ’~." f'-irea at nomo, where they or- “ ' . J ' _ ld- ,mon sioerio, they said, for resisting col.. route by messenger from one gown had uno aiininuhed aincc the night snniniei-ririo foo eigiiirrn nnnu- _ l‘i-lvaiie Secretary. '

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land in the solution of egiiculti" problems. Whether the Marquis T.. l~.ad`suificiciit experience to equip l 'ii ‘for the Goi'ci'nor-Gonoralsliip of ( in _adn is n question.

It is now thought the Earl of A"1-

lcnc will .not be anxious to como 1-l Canada. He is a brother of Que i Mary and is rioiv on his way hoi' i from Seiitli Africa where lie 11"; been Governor General for the if z

eight years. Nor is the Earl of Cror - cr another potential nominee, cor- sidcred likely to relinquish his po-' itien as Lord Chamberlain. His Ma. -

esty the King is very foiicl of him. li is stated. Another eminent Scotsmai who has been mentioned is the Mar-

quis oi’ Lothian rformerly Philip Kerri but it is known Lord Lothian has no taste for a position oi the kind and hisfname can be rlismisefl.

MARITIME BUYS IN PARLIAMENT AT SAIIKIIILIE

(`l'iarIottei'own Candid-

ate Contested itlec- iion For Premier- ship.

SACKVILLE. Dee. 30-~The oigliili

annuiil Maritime Tuxis ll?-1`I‘f*‘ ment held an infornini mooring !:\.'~_‘. evening in Mount Allison Ur.L'.:ci':;fy i'esiclcnr_~, iiiidor llie direction of Rev. \\’:\ldo C. Mnchiirn. retii-iii: M.iii'.1|110 bo_vs' work scci~eirir_\-, who is-z:i:l;ici~<l

_ 3 S\‘l'\'lCl’. I Stlrrliig arI<irc.v,es '.\'cx': ',;i'.rii |11' Iilie two rniididnics for the ;~1’f-in~i'- sliip. Iiriijainin itopzors. of Ch.i_-Z::.=- imvii. aiiil Mnl”eliii l\i.i'!i?~fn. ill' I i<;ii,-ri saint .ioiin who i\i'<~'fi`-1 <1

Iilioir i't‘;p:>ct'\: pl.\tfoi~ins and wi- 'pealcd to ilie iiirnilirrs for siinim '_ In the election wliirli followed. l\f:t'_l\-

|e.<.cii_ lc.1rl”i‘ of the l’¥r`c'-~ii<.ti‘iif.‘.i_ui pai'fy_ was elected prcnii:i'. ’l‘l1-2 c".tii of allegiance was ndiiiiiiistozod by :He clrrk J. Llofrcl Jess. of Grcri1'vir.ii, N. S.. nnd the roll wri-. siziiri ivy: Fir- - nicmiifis. I A cerninittee. |:oiu.i.-tiir: ff Mal- ccliri Mntliesoii. l3'~njniiiiii R'i;:'~'.=. Charles Blinni-. Allen B:~.~~i-id:.~. Ali-

Igus Cameron, Burnell Stci-rcs r'i'l Walter Garber, was iippointtd tn pyr- pare lists of members to coiiiiinp 'the standnif coniniitietn cf tie house.

The first sitting oi pzv-lzaiiisiii i

‘be held tvnvirow ait=~.io::1_ at rf- ~'i Rev. Ross Flemington. p:‘i:irip.ii ci Mount Allison A1:adeir‘.'_ \~.'1i'» i~. lieiitenaiit-;m'.'e~rnor 1’ the ;v~~‘i '- incut. will 'eld the spcnh from iii: thrlmc-

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