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‘".'%1Vl0re Than $200,000

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i.-on Stiuarc Garden, New York. .\‘v'l'l'l' paid in tor tho grind which {tilts-ml last Saturday‘ night. “i115

‘Ivilrlltfti when the final business In connection with thc. race was CItHt-II. .\'o OIIIPilII announcement In‘ lilt: attendance and receipts was forilicomitig Iiuclltlsu of a policy of or John .\l. (fhtipmunagalnst ,1 4 these figures. From a re- liab fllll't'l', however, ll. was learn- I-d that tlu; money paid into the Harden for admissions through the WIN-Ii aggregated in excess of $200,- ooo and that a profit of close to $l3nb0o was flividcd among thc Iirmnoters.

The only financial announcement from (‘hapman was to the effect that ESFHMIIJU \\'ZIS paid out by the mar-e mnnztgcmcnt in prize moneys and IJOIIIISels to the riders who r-otnpetcd and that a total of $4.- 000 was put up for sprints by aneu- tators during tlir- week. Nltxfllllilffl

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the . \'- trk cyclist, whose failure to up to torn: was one of the ' s of tho grind, was the high. L paid rider in thc event. It \\'.'I< Fllltl that (lonllct was guaran- _.. on .,.t_o<ni arday under the terms lot‘ his rontragt.

I .\l:lll.'IL{|~l‘ Chapman plans to leave in a few days for his estate at Col- umbia Park. Ga., where he intends to spend the holidays. He has ar- t-d for ll trip to Etiropo t-itrly in the year for the 1iurposo of vis- iting the Cycling trucks abroad and engaging llvW foreign talent for his February six-day race in Chic- .I.:n and tlu- rare which will be I-ld lit-re In March. The foreign idt-rs who competed In the race llast ww-t-l: will sail for Europe on tln- IIIh-f‘ Paris leaving tomorrow.

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ISt. Pats Franchise i Sold For $60,000

l ronoxro, Dec. 12. - The st. .I'atrick llockcy Club of the Na- Itional League has been sold by the 1nr-sent owners. A company, oi‘ whit-h J. P. Blckle, well known ln mining rirttlcs- and N. L. Nathan- 5U", Ilillll‘ 0t‘ the Famous Players (fanadiitii Corporation, are the most proinlurnt. tifllclals, will In future ‘I-tmtrol the local franchise in the ..\ II.l.. eiretiit. While all the ne- l.» ‘sary papers have not lmcnslgn- ‘III. IbI-ro is not llkt-ly to be any bitch in the final. The new com- pany tnatli- an offer of $69.09" I01‘ ,lb.- Si. Patric-It franchise and thll- s, llmnbly, Querrit: and Cic- ‘t-rii- lit-id a meeting and accepted it.

l. --—-oo&i—— I MAY DISCUSS PALESTINE

ROME, Dec, 12.—-The vlslt of Austen (Jhambcrlaln to the pope. set for Wednesday, confirms tho supposition that thc Palestine queu- tion wlll be onc of the most Im- portant subjects brought before tln- present session of tho council ‘of lb» Lcagtiu of Nations. ' Ever uincc the end of the war tho .Vzitit~an has sought to sucurc a for- ‘mal recognition of its. right an the ebb-t‘ (rburt-h to represent. Chris- ,Iianity In its guardianship of tho tholy plntrns, and has looked for ‘stnnrautiecs against the possible con- ‘trol of PIIIUAIIIIO by the Zionist 0|‘- U-ZIIIIIZIIIIOD. i Great Ilrltaln hitherto has been ltlisintrllnell to open the subject, but

it is known that Premier Musaollm ,would be glad discreetly to support ‘tln- Vatican view, nt tho same time Ilncrcimlng Italian prestige In the ‘ Near East. ln Vntlcnn circles tho hcllcf pre- vails that the popo wlll try to Im- press on Mr. Chamberlain the excel- lent effect. that would be produced on Catholics throughout the world If the British government would be sympathetic toward the Irish Fro.» Smlo In its efforts to flml a dc- finito. puaI-vful svlllelncnl. of out- ulxinilltu; Irish questions,

THE IlElllllAl GUARDIAN

‘ SHOP from Holman‘: Catalog. WINSLOE SHIPPING CLUB will meet Monday the 15th. 1356-L2-13-m1i

THE PROCEEDS of the chicken supper held at the Belfast Church Hall, amounted to $114.00.

BUY YOUR WEEKS groceries from mo and you will save money. \V. C. Wright, corner Rocltford and Kent Streets- 136-1-12-12-31

I AM STILL CONTINUING my discount sale on grocerles- \V. C. Wright. 1365-12-12-31

BROOKFIELD CONGREGATION ~The Services in Brookfleld ocu- grt-gzitions will be as followsz-Jlun tt-r Rigor, 11.15 a.m.; Hurtsvlllc, 3 uni} Brookfield, 7 pan. Every- Idy lnvfled.

CAVENDISH SERVICES-There will bé service in the Presbyterian (‘litirc-h, North Rustlcu. Sunday, Dec. 14th at 11 am. and at Stanley at 7 pm. '

BAKED BEANS BY THE PINT or quart, 15 cts. and 30 ct-s. Steam- etl Brown Bread, 20 cts. loaf. Lon- crgairs Lunch and Bakery, Great George Street. Phone 1040-L._wn tit-liver after 5 p.m . 1361-12-13-11

PRINCETOWN ROADCHURCH —Sundny, Dec. 14th, Public Wor- ship at 3 p.m.. Sunday School at 2 p.m. The (Ybrlstmzis Concert with tree will bu held on Thursday eve- ning, tllc 18th. A silver offering will be taken for Sunday School "Hal-s. Charles Proudc, Superintend- cnt.

EVANGELIIST RETURNS-Ev- angelist J. W. Haytcr arrived in the city by thc evening train Thurs- day. rcttlrnlmz from flack Bay, st. (It-urge, N. 13., where hc had been cu tinged in an Evangelistic meeting. Fifteen were baptized (luring the rltéfltlfl, among whom was a man strventy-uvo yours of age. Mr. Hay- ter will speak at Summersido on Lord's Day. Dec. 14th. ‘ CABINET CONSIDERING POWER LEASE RENEWAL

OTTAWA, Dec. 12.-The govern- ment has under its consideration the application of the National Hyde-Electric Company for :1 pow- cr lease at Carillon, in the vicinity of the Carillon and Grenville canal, on thc Ottawa. The question of grunting the lease is under tho ad- visement of Hon. Geo, P. Graham and [Iln officials and engineers of the department 0t‘ railwy and can- nln, It. being held here that the ques- tLOlI is one of federal jurisdiction, illlhouuh the waters Involved are interprovlnclal In character.

The company first secured u lcasc forthe development of water Dflwcr In 1011, which lease was rc- nmveil In 1921. The company Is- now making application for what is vir- tually a new lease with n number oi’ new tirlvlleges. some of which may be granted by the government and some of which may not. Among the Privileges Is that of exporting Dower to the United States, and strenuous opposition to this privil- ege being granted ls being offered from Montreal. While it Is the policy of the department to see that an option In given to (inund- lan interests for fltu utilization. of availablte power, tho general feel- ing is that where there is a sur- plus, which cannot bo titllizcd on this side, there should be no ob- jection to export to the other.

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FUR BUYER COMlNG-—Mr. noy Pines of A. Pines Co., Fur Buyers of New York. wlll arrive here about December 20th. and wlll be prepar- ed to purchase any silver fox, furs offerlng.—1363-12~13-2I

ORGANIZATION MEETING. - On Thursday. November" 27, the teachers of the l-Ienthordale Fair Centre held a meeting-In the schoolroom at Ileutherdale to or ganlze for a series of meetings to be hcld throughout the winter. lu- spctor Shaw and five of the teach- ers were present. .\Ir Shaw presid- ed as chairman, and officers were

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Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Sllliphnnt and family leave this morning for L0H Anseles. Cant. to join their son. Billie, who la at presentsturly- lug medicine at the University there. ~

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LONDON Dec 12—AIlens are still barred from entering (iflkll Brit- ain by the third reading In tho IIIIIISI: oithnnmons today of tho Expiring Laws (iOll-tlllllllllflfl llill. IA Labor umuzidnicnt to omit the ‘alien restriction amvtitlnient nct of 1010 from the bill was (Iefcatcd by a vote of 176 to 37.

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lltcrnte person within suld County: GREETING: -

WHEREAS the said John G. D. LcLacheur departed this llfc on or about the 29th day of June, A.D. 1924; .

And Whereas. no will 0t‘ the said deceased has since been filed, and no person has applied for adminis- tratlon of the said estate.

And Whereas, the said John G. D. LeLnchetu‘ left him surviving as his helrs-ut-lziw and next-of-kin, the following personsz- Rowland LeLncheur of Murray Harbour, P. E.I., Sarah LeLacbeur 0t‘ South- Dflfl. P.E.I.. and Lorne LeLach- cur and Emerson LcLucheur, whose addresses are unknown,

And Whereas, Albert P. Prowse of Murray Harbour aforesaid, a1- legos that Prowse & Sons. Limited, of Murray Harbour, ls a creditor of the said John G. D. LcLacbcur. And Whereas, the said Albert, P. Prowso is president and general manager for the said Prowso & sons, Limited.

It. is Ordered that thc said Row- land LeLachtiur, Sarah LeLacheur, Lorne LcLnchcur and Emerson Lc- Luchcur do be and appour before me at u Surrogate Court to beheld In thc Court House at Charlotte- town on Thursday; the fifteenth day of January, A.D. 1925, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the fonenoon to accept or refuse Letters of Ad- ministration of the estate of the said John G. D. LGLIICIIIEUI‘, de- ceased. or show cause why Letters of Administration should not be granted to the said Albert P. Prowse.

And It Ia Further Ordered that In default of the said Rowland Le- Lachuur, Sarah LeLucheur, Lorne LuLachcur nnd Emerson LcLucheur

accepting or refusing such Letters of Administration on or before the said date fixed for holding the said Court, the said Albert P. Prowso may proceed to obtain Letters of Administration of the said estate.

I Do Hereby Further Order that a true copy hereof shall he publish- cd once a week for four consecu- tive weeks prior to the date here- in set for the holding of the said Court in some newspaper publish- ed In Charlottetown. and that the said publication shall be aufllclent nntlco to them the said Rowland LcLachettr, Sarah LeLachour, Lorne LeLacheur and Emerson lzcLtvch- our and to all other persona Inter- ested of this Order.

Given under my hand and the seal of the mid Court this twelfth day of December. A.D. 1924. and

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($811.) A. B. WARBURTON.

OTTAWA, llec, stansou for fur neckplect-s l..- SIlLZl-Z- t-sted by (‘lywlo L. Patch, S10v0?"- mcnt taxidermist as a means 0t‘ giving Iurtbt-r protection to wild fur-bearers. lle does not think wo- men should be allowed to wear furs Iln isutnmt-r.

[Trade and Commerce

Following the Ilecislvo tresult of the British elections, Illr. Calvin Coolidge and the ltt-ptibllcuti Par- ‘ty have won an totially’ notable vic- tory in the Pulled States. In both countries a. perlotl of stability in political affairs seems IIIHllIlldlt. This ls all to the good. for ther are other parts of the world In gen- oral, and lEuropo In particular, ,whlch are not s0 favorably placed. The problems to be faced demand Icourago and clear thinking, and I Iieliieve that the moral effect of strong and stable governments in the two great English-speaking countries wlll be beneficial In this regard. The new American Govern- ment ls becoming uneasy, however, becanse- the World Wair Foreign Debt Commission Iran not yet per- suaded France, Italy and Belgium to follow Great Jlnltalnis example and conic to terms with the U.S. rc- gardlng the repayment of their debts. Next year thc Commission will ask for two or three years longer life. France owes America some 800 millions, Italy 400, and Belgium 91, and there ls really very little hope of the color of their money being seen on the oth- er side of the Atlantic. Poland. Hungary, Finland and Lithuania are paying because they depend on the American banks for their very existence. France, Belgium and Italy, however can offer good ee- curlty for any loans they may ralso on the other side of the Atlantic and show no signs of paying either Britain or the U, S. The win- result- ed In tho adoption of a programme, of national finance in Franco which experience hm; proved to bc unsound. and the result is that the French Minister of Finance must be a harassed mnn today. War pcn slons and the salaries of State ser- vants are to be Increased, thus Im~ posing an additional charge on tho budzet for 1925 of 380 million flrnnca. A new Internal Joan baa been launched this week and there Ie undoubtedl ysome uncertainty an to the way in which It will be rc- celved. There la a scheme on foot. If It does not succeed, to compel all

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which are still patiently (IWIIIIIIIK solution, great progress has been made in‘ the right direction since the armistice was signed just six _\'<-nr.s ago.

Britain's Fruit Imports.

‘Fresh f~rult has been consumctl in increasing (luantltles throughout Great Britain during recent years and is today acknowledged as an essential part of the Iiationnl die- tary. As a consequence, imports oi fresh fruit Into (lrcut llrittiiit from Smith Africa, British ‘Columbia. No- ra Scotla, Australia, America Spain and -Palostluo have today reached a very high figure, The chief ur- tlf-lca Imported are apples and or- anges. In order that fruit shall ro- III-St‘ its highest ma-rkct value, it is necessary that it should be In the boot possible condition. In order to ensure this, it ls necessary for it to be old and danrlluttctl as uuick- ly as possible aitor arrival. In Southampton the fault is landed. sold and loaded to rail or road transport within a very short per- iod after the IIFTIVIII of the steam- er, For Instance, It is not at all un- usual for a cargo to be lnmluzl. sor- ted, catulogtied. sold and distribut- ed on th eday following its arrival. 'l'bis_ ruillaiactory’ condition is duo entirely to the remarkable organi- zation which has been built, up and perfected by Messrs. Simona (Southampton) -Ltd., who are res- ponsible for the development of the fruit traffic at the Port of Southampton. The Colonial and American apples, pears, ctc., are landed here by the largest and fas- test of the world's great Iinem; but, In addition, there l3 n regular service of fast cargo steamers en- gaged In this traffic, particularly orom Spain and the North-West Coast of America. Owing to the lack of regular steamer connections with Palestine, and Australasia thc market has notdilthorto been sup- ported from these flour-cm, a]. though both stripper; and the or. flclals ofthc DOm-inlons concerned