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e S e n t Indications Point To a Settle- ment Before Long- powers May Vote , Estimates For 1931.

(special to the Guardian)

M315, Feb. 18-Indications are M me French have received with ,,,.,,,,.,, mind the new epllroothoo lm- settlement of the naval dispute ,nh mly made to them on behalf d me gl-ltish Government. This ,W lr considered encourasins in my of the fact that only a short

.89 the Italo-French naval was thought to be oomploto-

deadlocked. Although the French received the British Prime Min- | representative in a very cordial r, me best um can be hoped lr was slated today. would be the Parliaments of the two Ww- snould vote the naval estimates

id' 1931 and then IRNO 00 I l'l€'W

holiday for a few months. Dur-

lq this time diplomats would again gmsvor to me an their powers of w.m,l,m_ hoping fonbetter luck than they have had heretofore. _ in French quarters some surprise "5 “pressed over the fact that the 3|-lull Government should try lllill loaxerclse friendly prgssure in Paris. ‘ lm rreneh have made two sugges- tions in the hope that they migllll ` prove acceptable to the Italis.u`G_ov-

irhment.

_oluir nonDEN. ont.. Fab- 13- 'l‘lo members of the Royal Can- - sdisu Air Force were killed to- day when s training aircraft crashed from an altitude of 1,000 feet. The dead an pilot OHM. can Alun our o|,,',i§,|;all. B. 0-. auil Napoleon Duval of Quebec-

ANNOUNCEMENTS. 'COMING EVENTS

MEETINGS ETCS.

"Montague CTu-b- loading hogs. Wednesday, l8th. 8343-2-14-1_i

"Pantry Sale Saturday afternoon 8urhoe's Store, Corner Fitlroy and Weymouth Street. 3313-2-li-21.

"Illoekey tonight at New Glasgow, ‘llllolloo Flying Frenehmen vs, New DIBSUDW Colts. 3356-2-14

_l"l-lockey at Highfield Saturday, Printers vs_ Granites. Skate after llllloll- - sate-2-14

"The concert at Kelly’s Cross Hall k f"l'f'”»9l Postponed until Monday, feb. 16, at B o'clock If stormy first lllle olshi. ease-2-14 "Milos Hoes at Emerald 'rhes- “Y f°f°llllDn. February l'1th. Ever- lit llssiam. ' 3308-I-13-31.

.'.m'1"l`l\¢ Queens County W.C.T.U. _ meet in the Y.M.C.A_ on Tues- .isy. Feb 17th, at 2 p. m. All ln- llmiea no invites to mens. _-- 8357-2-14

'-"Hockey at Wiltshire tonight 2'- mil- Married Men vs single

ll- Skating after match.

;. 3353-2-14 '"5" the St. Peter's players in 2-llht-House Nan" in the Holy

un Han- 'I`ll¢Sl'lly. llth. Some- _""°¢ "°lll\ ooolns. :sis-2-14-ai

"Rtmember High Tea b

y Baptist

=lllo;ui‘n zion nan. Tuesday, reuni-

from s ooioer. aaai-z-ii-ai.

"°°ll’t forset Mn-en sad s var. -maven by Mt. Allison Anim in i Hell- ms-2-ii-1i.

u°'VP:lentlne Parlor Social in Pow..

rsofihlg on M dl ’

Mflllfy mn. °n s‘iseg-'fig

°'l locount of the storm the $3: I3? oo-°' °' “i ”"°.'$‘“' °“'

Y. Feb. 14th srl. g‘?:lnock.tm sn.

3919-1-1|-2|

“lloflh wimhm 'nn `

phone year-

;’“;“°°;lment is two dollars when mm, "or before February twenty- M "I-to not raid on the above date M" uni wil be three a~1nrs.nv

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"Ulm ciao i in “dine Hogs Tuesday ml;éd0:;) or ues ordered and nr- mh Host. sim onlin can on oo»”“ emma

“l`-vermin lp, s so an si mp- ,,,,,,,‘|’e‘ll_l;“;l`e\ in zion mn. cole “los olsinhmi lgneg ldlzadvai aging’

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Monsignor Joseph A. o'souivon ol'

Si- Alllfllllllle seminary, Toronto, I who has been 'named bishop of Char-I lottetown, P. E. I.

Court frock coat valued at around $1,500 has just been completed in Toronto by a Toronto firm, the Muir Cap and Rcgaiia Ltd., 51 Simcoe St It is for the Hon. Frank Stanfield. Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia and is said to be the first to be ms/de in Canada.

The coat will be worn al; the open-

ing of the Nova Scotia Parliament on Feb. lil. lt is s gorgeous affair of gold leaves, gold braid and trim- ming. Almost five pounds of wiry gold thread imported from France was used in the making, which took 'seven months and over a million stitches. It has been the custom for Lieutenant Governors to order their formal frocks from England. Charles Sweetman of the Muir Co.. thought he could make is frock coat as well as any English tailor. so he borrowed Lieut. Governor W. D. Ross' dress coat and got busy.

HIINESTY PAYS

(Special to the Guardian)

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Says Bessbo rough C'hos°ceHappyOne o

LONDON TELEGRAPH STRESS-

eral is, first and foremost, a busin-

be for Canada, as the rest of the world, a time for reorganization and rationalization.

recognize the fact that the new

Meets With ,

Appro val

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Ont., Feb. 13.-A new Government statement regarding its, policies in Palestine, which is un- derstood in Zionist circles to meet

with the full approval of Dr. Chain I Weisman, former President of the World Zionist organisation, was made public today. The statement tool: the form of a letter to Dr. Weisman from Prime Minister MacDonald, dealing point by point with Zionist object- ions to Lord Passfleld's now famous white paper which brought protest from Jews throughout the world

last October. . y

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PUTATUES

SHIP POTATOES A TUB-

»NlP8 to D, J. IIALLORAN 8 C0., AT BOSTON, MASS. We will handle all your cars on a straight commission of 0 per cant. We will make returns same day as cars are sold. We are ass old concern -with _ $250,000.00 assets. We have bad twenty-live years of hon- est and square dealing. Ship all cars Boston A Maine de-

"The Dominion ‘will not fail to

' GRNWICH, Conn., 'Feb. l3- Miss Tessie O'Roui-ke, s. hotel maid. today was the possessor of a cheque for $1,000 as a token for her honesty in retuming ii. $12,000 pearl neckllve which she found in the street, to the owner, Mrs. Norris 'B. Goddess. 'vile of a New York banker.

Ng w Blsh 0 ‘ _ _ A Déad, OllC€LiU€¢1

P Wall Be C reatzon BRD

.mm§§wmmlNFRANUE

Health of Nation Was

Being Undermined I

States Authorities - _ Wheat Imports from Canada Will Have to Be Increased.

(Special to the Guardian)

PARIS. Feb. 13--Chemlcallzed

bread which enabled French miilers to reduce imports of Canadian wheat. wus condemned officially throughout Frmce today. The Superior Council of Hygiene and the Academy of Medicine issued verdicts declsrlngl that the health of the nation was being undermined by the use of chemicals in flour. This was followed by the announcement that the Fed- eration of Provincial Bakers, com- prising eleven departments of France, issued a manifesto demanding that miliers will be forced to increase wheat imports from Manitoba, which had been practically ousted by the use of chemicals. _

Simultaneously with this larreach-

ing announcement, the United Press learned that`Minister of Agriculture Andre Tardieu does not favor buy- ing Danube wheat, but would prefer to keep the frlendshp of Danubian countries by grunting them loans from Fi-ance’s huge stores of gold.

"E I, 0 -' Charlottetownk _ I`éo:;5f;,:€:Coat LG50rM P-ls I; I Passed Away

NIIVM.. ' ° `

In P. E. Island

Aasacn slvn'm HAD UNIQUE cancel: IN ENGLAND AND UNITED s'rA'rss

LONDON, Feb. '13-Alfred

Smith, Labor member of the House of Commons and once a New York Street car driver. died suddenly at his home in Ilurles-

flen at the age of 71.

Born in London of humble

q1nrent~, Smith picked up a liv- '.ng as an errand boy, emlgratin;

at the age of twelve to the Unit-

‘ ed States. where he drove ii

=treet car in Nw York, worked in oil fields, and was a cod fish la- borer in Fostonl He latrr moved fn Canada and lived feversl

l months on Prince Edward Island

'WI

llon. T. A. 'nor former lcd(-|,.lI

‘unisicr of trade and |‘0l|n\l".“i-1*, liiluf

dead. |

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munication

Repairs.

(Canadian Press)

HAllIF‘.’\X. N S.. Feb. 13-Th0 ls- land of Cape Breton, auf 0" ,mml °l‘dllll1l'y communication with the ma`nlnn~'l since ice-blndeqsd '

,llniusnli lllnlinl

LONDON, Feb. 13--Hon. G. How-

trd Ferguson will have a busy week- end. l-le will be received in audience by the King al: Buckingham Palace i `~'ni\irow at 10.45 on i-he assumption

| rf his duties. He and Mrs, Ferguson , 'vll be guests of the Prime Minister ' *nd Ml.<:s MacDonald at Chequers on

lmday-

ES NEW GOV'EBNOR-GENEID ‘ I ` iajilijz’ _ ":»_."f.;

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AXIS ECUNOMIC TRAINING I -. ...VH ,V ,tr ~

___ lp _ _ _ T0 ‘ Toes Bare /.nd C ...lie sob,

LONDON, Feb. 12.-The choice ofi » Lord Bessborough as the Governor-| rornlse n fe d, Trade DelegatlOn la§§>§';`;3l;,cil/§1‘ss[_),i 11;‘§b;nell‘3.a;.io$§_

General of Canada at this time is'

lI1_;';»lf;\;lI-:Y happy. sayl 'the Daily' H Rufnp ` .Even ing lun yfront Canada To women set out to ascertain the num _

il ll

"This is a time," remarks the Tele- ` Pa rharnent I _ g..--‘ £ e L a I-ge ,,_. on e

graph, when the most outstanding: .

problems of Imperial policy'sre ec _°°_ PARIS, Feb. 13.-Bare legs, bare _#__ onomic and the newnovernor Gen- Fen xl The threat of leet and painted toes protrudingfrom MONTREAL, Feb_ 12__What is

BERlsIN» _'

fi Ramp parliament was heard in Ger- I “’”'“t "mm" Bu “pmt °! Jean w°m?s clieved will prove the biggest and

eu man' man today from Fascist and Na- 'evenm' 'Wm °m°mbl°' hw’ crm” most notable trade delegation ever

“As Viscount Duncannon hs was Y ' Ied a sensation in the Paris fashion _ _

h Rei h t . o leave the shores of Canada, con

known in the House of Commons twnsun members of t e c B as lworld. In contrast Worth's models ,_ in 1 152 eo le Wm Sai from

but was not regarded seriously in li B 0 P D . l

for 10 years, but it has been in the government quu_te,_s_ I9-15° Wei" 1°“3 “ed” 5l°"°5 and Tallfax February 21 for Buenos Air- city that his varied gifts found their, A spokesman for the two Dames' .huge fur collars in the same ensem- ` cs to ,mend the British Empire greatest scope. The near future must* _ hles. , -,_~ h. hi h Wm be 0 ,med in

whose Reichstag deputatlori march rade Fa w c p

ed out in a body yesterday shortly before an important address on For- oign Policy by Dr. Julius Curtius, said that the Fascists might call an op- position sitting at Weimar, birth

representative of Mis Majesty is a ' , l

man who has an extensive practical ,place M German” constitution' | knowledge of finance and trade. It Rumors unfounded ,wool lace, tweeds, jersey tussors. ,umm of canada’ Rn Hom F_ A* may be that Canada will see in his , lfwepes, satins, georgette, chiffon and Wglm' and Mm Angun Wm join appointment an augury of closer ec- t md that lnces. Pastel colors predominate in .he party at .I,,,m1dad_ Others prom, onomic union which is so much de- Rumors 'wen “men ay phartreuse, champagne, shell Pink. all .mm in the dexesmon include. _]_

he Fascists, who recognize the lead-

Weimar is the capital of Thuring in, of which the Fascist Deputy

Even should the Fascists and Na-

tlonalists go through the motions of organizing s Rcichstag at Weimar governing circles believed, the /lr- ganization would be little mole than n demonstration meeting. it was felt that the two parties, after their agit- ation during the last two .nmihs

Thum bing Nose

livery.

Feb. 14-121. ,

Long afternoon and evening skirts :re slashed at the knee, revealing “ne leg during the process of walk- ng. The skirts are reminiscent of he "sheath" skirts popular in 1910.

There is a scarcity of printed silks

in the display. There ls~much wool

sired by both countries, and let us don mm had taken;-nond green, grape, black and white.

ni f A r. _

hope that events will make the om- Izfzhfnzins for Weimar' but ,nq,m,y1:~avy aloe is favored for day wear.

en true' at their hotels brought the informs.-l ___ _ ,__ ______

tion that they were still registeredu

Waming To

:md is emi... I Tobacco Growers

; Lllrrly To Be Demonstration

(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13-Tobacco

'_lro\vers will be faced.with disaster `l` they plant more tobacco this pring than last year. acting chair- -nnn Jas- C. Stone of the Federal Farm Board wamed today. From all 'ndications, Stone said, it looks ss if the tobacco crops this year will be

suffering from a broken leg, broken arm, dislocated shoulder and frac- tured hip.

Henry and two friends were walk-

‘llat City, March 14, by His Royal

‘Highness the Prince of Wales, Th" - 'ull list of those making the trip wo".

'vbllshed today. 'There will be 94 "en and 43 women. Heading the delegation will be Rt. ".on. Sir George Perlcy. The Chief

Y-I Woods, President of the Canadian ;C-hamber of Commerce, and Mrs. ’Woods; Elmer Davis; Senator C. P.

Ilieaubien, Montreal; Senator C. W. ifiobinson, Moncton, N. B.; I-lon. Frank Carrel, M. L. C., representing ,ihe Quebec government; W. Mol.. lClarke, secretary of the Canadian

evening the delegates will be guests of the Halifax Board of Trade.

Yolui WON ln! BET ,‘ 5

Aft0fney Given ‘ QU'Ar1>n.r.s:, sua., February ia.

. ~H»~v om". 2°. woo ~ oo 1-=l.'Members Applaud Five Ddys F01' night, out may he is in s nmpien I

Minister’s Prayer

ALBANY, Rb. 18.-The Rev. Ken-

munnamm, N. J., nb. ia.-nnd- ine down l-ho rllllrood iflokl nw nein n. wales, pastor or westmimt- ley M. Fischer, prominent bank at- hare lllll Milli- All "PNC *nm er Presbyterian church here, probab- tomey, was found' guilty on January IWNUUW IS will be invited often to give the 12 at oeoi-so o. roppenimrg or "BetIoan¢t\yoathol=r\°kf»h°ooenin¢prayersortnestais assem-

ghnwglmm lougut,” dared Henry. It I was a ply, me Till DWDM!! VII °lIl\Vl°l‘»6ll 0! I |70- ll 'll Ill" illmlllll Wh!! an llembors of the Lower House Mon- Now the census is complete. And formll Chilli Of 4ilUl’d¢l'l¥ 00114015 llillill °lll¢h¢ IIP “Hi him. and Che day night broke all precedent by ap- Supervisor louis B. scnsale, who

as a result of the incident, and was winner was tossed into the ditch. plauding the clergyman when he hadisuperintcnded the Job, sighed with sentenced to a Jail term of five d\7l_ ml °°0\ll\l\l°l\l CGD” illillfy. completed the following prayer: Give relief as he scanned a list of maim-

rwl.--4, Friday 13a"h I

Unlzzcky For Q Stage Hand

\ I

BUFFALO, 13-Frldhv.

the 13th proved unlucky for Carl

(Special in the Guardian) I Keller, 36. stage manager al' a theatre

here. A suflclcn shift of prop bagsl threw Keller from his post back ‘tale where he was arranging prop- crty to the plrxiicrln 70 feet below.

His body \'.‘h.'-; Drclrcn in numerous' places and l ':_ <l`:':l sh _l-if ' .“."~-~'.\'.u'd | it the czii ' -. x-:¢;=;i1‘..~‘ '

or of their fellow citizens who are thout work. The idea may or may, -not 'have been quite sound. At anyI rote, the census takers had a job 'ind they sallied forth with little. -ir-bute as to whether or not man! is any humanity for msn. I When a person misses a meal hel 'comes more serious. An absence’ if two or three consecutive meals lsi

npt to produce a certain irritai.ion,I ‘nd when 24 hours or more pass` "ill'Jut fccd, the spirit of genlulity 1 not. Then ngau, many unemploy- ! persons nre married and these fviduials frcrlucntly have children. 'l imposing sum results when lnckl i slxstcltance for heads of fnmiiiesI " added to the knowledge that off-I

~m~ings are suffering from simllarI »‘ndernourishment. More over, phas-i 'ts of the situation such as unpaid' rent. impoverished dwellings and in-I "flcquate clothing are not to be light- I considered. I

I°f me dlllllbing provisioris rmpectin; `

~ " . , wires

"I“"t°d dl'll8l¥»lllZ Cl-W-'n innumerable poles last Tuesday afternoon re- mained Lsoiated ton`ght so lar as di rect communication by telegraph and I '-43|ePll0l'lG Will concerned. Although' h9lJDful of regaining touch with Cape Breton points tomorrow, offlalalg :till were unable to make any defin_ ite promise. No reports could be re. ceived from repair crews, rushed to the affected districts by the Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Tele- gmphs. Latest information gleaned

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Breton Isolated

Cut Off From

With Mainland-

Cape

Ordinary Com-

1l500Tel9g1‘21Ph and Telephone Poles On The Ground-Will Take Six Months To Make

by the Maritime Telegraph and T¢le_ l’ll°"° C°mPony showed that s :oral °f 1-500 Poles with telegraph, tele. phone and power lin@5_ were down' It was estimated that large Crews "’°“|d 1`0lluire at least six months to make complete repairs. Good progress “M being made by linemen in the VlCll'liC.V of Ne'-v Gasgow. Only forty- one of the 430 telephones in Sydney “Un” “fro \l‘0l'l<lns- six hundred were out of order in Glace Buy and several hundred in North Sydney. Along the fifteen miles between Syd- new and Glace Bay, 251 poles had crashed. Nearly one hundred poles were down in Glace Bay and fifty in Sydney.

Coal A I

Question

The Government

Steel?

s 'Before

(Canadian Prqg)

OTTAWA, Ont., Féb. l3_'I'hg (5051 'md Steel Questions were before elm Government today. Seeking agem- llflilt by increased tariffs appllcaelo

non union coal. rr. bonus on all can. lidlllll C081 used in Canadian coking Plants, further transportation aids, “ll ln respect to coal. and "adequate" tariff protection for the steel indus. fry. a' deputetion from Nova Scotia Walled upon Premier R. B. Bennett and members of his Cabinet today, Premier Bennett told the delegation, I hooded by Premier G. s. inn-imgton `- of Nova Scotia, that these problems would be given the fullest consider.

ation by his Government. He could ll0t. tne Prime Minister stated, say what might nowbly be done at the wmlns session oi Parliament. 'rnei

be conti.nued."°Investigation of these matters,” -he declared, "by men who "0 °\DBble of approaching this mat. ter with all the ability of experts and all the expert knowledge that mn b, brought to bear on this subject, will be continued.”

Case Acljourned

(Canadian Press)

ofr'rAwA, ont., Feb. 13.-The

case of the King vs the National Fllh Company, Ltd., was adjourned “lllll March 2 by Mr. .Justice Aud- lllie lll Ellohoauer court today. Ad- journment was granted on request 01' the Crown, represented by Hec- tor Mclnnes, K. C., in order that

DOUCY of this Government, he re- minded the delegation, however, was i Dredicsted upon the principle of de-I V@l0l>i11s the natural resources ot| Canada within itself and to the ex-

rccords and figures of the business of the National Fish Company for the Yea’ 1927 lTll8ht be produced. The case concerns the validity of @1- tain regulations under which trawl.

The lflllll Ol llle-<2 C°l1ClllSl°llS :tent that it might be possible to do ef fish are assessed on landing,

fvuncl agreement with one census , “lker as he was being chased down a

so, enabling steps would be taken for some time.

Wort End street by a jobless indiv- The prime Mu H t md h h d :_ V iser s a . e a A7718 Weather’ Etcf

'uni who, refusing to be questioned, !._-_d srllcrvcl a knife with the im up

,parent intention of carving himself

,Chamber of Commerce; J. W. H. some meaty* llquiremems of the Dominion' TMS

'S th i d, New Glasgow, N. S., rep-

" ei; an th N Senna Govern I Another gatherer of those inter- ,,355 ,natwrhe declared which must

resemng ' 9 ‘wa ` viing statistics had g no thre ~ 4 mem; H°“~ L' P' D' Tmey' san" 'reks without a scratch, Igellow wort?Iifonsodg/c(‘gai;rdIdii;n:oiilid cimrdimisdnb`I “E YQUNQ MAN `-7°hn' N' B' !iepres°nMng me Ncwjtcrs regarded him enviously. He had done g1ad|y_ In GN” Hilti; thi'

Brunswick G°"°mm°“°' fone page of his questionnaire finish- 11-a,l,=0nglim;l0n Sy,-Mm' WAS ln v0gue_ ‘fo A

Representatives of leading busin-,cd and only a few cms ,O nan .H

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css houses from coast to coast are .. , I e won "ed H with three 1"" "eel

lhcn he stopped at a home m South _

voice. They merely left the room,

of South Boston when a women in-I sisted with surprising vigor that she ‘ did not care to be questioned. ln- consistent so far as hte alleged fem- inine uttribute of disclosing secrets is ooncemed, she even refused the pol- ice information and this after being carried by a sturdy group from her home to a court house.

Census taking was relieved from

monotony in other little ways. Six men sustained broken arms and legs when they fell down stairs, accid- ently or otherwise and slipped on ice coated sidewalks. Twelve men, un- able to avoid grippe germs, took io

by Justice of the Peace Gilbert K. jumping olear ol the tracks before us. 0 nord wise laws-and fewer ofIed, injured and sick, and realized

‘***“‘*”**"*”°°°"' " Keith. risohes uid hewouhl spool. Bury, ‘them-" n the work was over.

r beds. I

bee considering wh it had not been

Ipossihle to develop the iron and steel

industry commensurate with the re-

pianis and another under way, ff it

included in the delegation. The party Boston The residents made nofwould not be feasible to “mn pm_

. 1 b th C dl Ch - :

;';;r°;gf"";:;;;|me3;ce'°an;nS1e°';am;_iihreatening gesture, scarcely raised a ,duction of given commodities to dif-

ferent planis so that the supply for

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md certain losses of mensth in tht. i1SlM'8¢.lfll0llll'8‘l' U Ill ll-B YOU ian lil lufncturers Associaton n ,curiously enough' B huge police doglcamdn would be fummhed by our

Ri-ichstlg. felt called \lP0l\ U0 ¢i0 km’ 1931 °r°p 1°°k~5 W M lbflllli 30# co operatlllil Wim the cmmdmn NB"Ithen gamboled into the kitchen- I0Wn Plants and Canadian labor. Vig- I 0/J, aomethirld B011-Sllll°nl\l Pill-l¢“llrlYI0c°'°°° V’ 40-000-000 Pounds agove the X signal Railways. A SP¢°l°| ‘mm “'mlThe visitor' spent the night nursing , omg; prgseaullon of rose”-Cl; work ‘ in view of failure of their obstruc- |d°;“°:1:; Gr°¥°"th:°r°i :V901 sg; 1”" M°"t"e“l withbthe m°1“ib°TyIu severe bile in his left leg. lby Dominion Govemment and the t.-mist tactics to hold the parti to- Luynths u;:r“t;.bl°°:;t:"_ ‘:‘t§“*;xde;;3e“tI;:£tF:f‘tel3r;;:v “sham Trouble broke out in another part 'Nova Scotia Compuny's experts would

gciher. ` |

WillReceive I Tuesday Next

The Lieutenant Govern-

or and Mrs. Dalton will receive at their residence at 99 North River Road on Tuesday afternoon, F e b r u a r y- --seventeenth,

from 3 till 6-

Ladies and gentlemen calling are requested to 1 present their cards to the A~D.C. in attendance. ‘

M. ALBAN FARMER

Private Secretary.

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Minimum i0.

| High use this morning at 9.30 and ‘tonight at sos.

I Sun sets this afternoon at 5.27 and rises tomorrow morning at 7.

i New moon Tuesday, Feb. i7, 9.11 _ a. m.

Summcrslde tide eighteen minutes

later than Charlottetown.

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