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TUEKEYS, GI!!! AND DUCKS at Roops. 1M2

TIIE FUNII-AL of the late Mr. George Reilly of New tendon will take place on Sunday, Dec. 31st. There will be a ahorr. service at the house at 1 pm., followed by a service in the Clifton Presbyterian‘ Church at. 2 p.m.

I TUB-KEYS. GEES! AND DUCKS ,

Wheat No l bard B; No ‘l not Bl:

this business. They have had over 1 1 v.0... " i. ""' “- \'“ 3 "'2' “I "t f "1" .- . ,_ , 1",“, 31,-‘ M» 5 u l1~' . 5;.\..1l whvnt 5'i'/.~: fortyyearsservicernrealestatework. MM. “m, w, I'm] _..1. . 1v... .\.. 1 n-m o...“ If interested Will youplease consultus. l‘ 1'~w' ""1111 . r-mfjf, l-‘fltori “spy, urn so: TM! 1111-11 .~ - -. _ , 1- ghlznlliiunrlv .. i; ‘ nail‘. N“ 2 c W 8° I N” c i s11») .-r c»... 2s {f/“tég, M 1 ‘feed 375%.; "a 1 mu 25-11.: e stern rust ompanY ~ a" - ~11“ "=1" 1 W t-rutuoo, m. ao-wm.

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markets a hedrled "r iloudny, and vitb the Liverpool mar- k»: closed tonrrrorv, yvfll‘ rad ad-

‘lmlruv-ng of act‘ unis vn-aknned when! .1-.»a..=.- m1" Usrliuea in Dricol rarrinri wheat in Fh rrrgn douu to more than 8 cents und r y». 1- -'a I (‘p "rmcr woathl-r “"1111 :4 nw was nrvdlr-trd for a lorw 1 1x1 ..f the Unit fl States vrin- i r 1-11 '11 i» l‘. and this tended to

..- 11 11-11113 ars “i: o‘ 1 r 1i u hle 2K2“ be- 1 us: rriny’: Lnlsh, corn iii-IV; tlnuu. 11m.- 'f<~t1’. off. and provisions Imv-hvuzv-d to 5 rents darlfne. WINXIPEG. Man be» 21)—Holin|r rlullm-ss overtook thr- nhr-at market ‘o! nvcrrns marl-em and imnm-fcrl to tiny and in the ansruw of bullish en- wnuiasru and foroign demrvll. valucs . llrnpptd for nut Itasca of 2% tn 1% I Couil at the finish

Dwemhcr wh-‘st closed t N. U11! er M. and July at M cen s Isilnie of vnrreaa marlrtg and importers to

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POLICE COURT-At. the Police . Court yesterday morning. Rusrel1 i MacDonald, charged with possession l 1 of a stolen document was convicted, 1

and on request of the Crown, was lremanded till Wednesday for sen- tence.

NEW ARRIVALS-db‘. Ind Mk5- 1 A. L. MacPherson and. two children have arrived from Sydney. C. 8.. and taken up their residence at 1i ,Dundas Esplanade. Mr. MscPher- -son, who represents Messrs. Dunn 1.3.: Bradstreet. is a native of Cape 1 Traverse, but has been absent with the firm for the past twelve years Mr. and Mrs. MacPhsrson and| family are welcome back to the ‘province where Mr. MacPhcr-son 1opens a branch of his firrrrs busi- 1 nee-s early next year.

CROSS BDADS PERSONALS — Mr. and Mrs. Willard Prowse and Miss May Pmwse. Brsckley, spent

By P, D. ‘il-‘lrlnx-rnli‘ .- - report-i u» tlbed upglmlxlregdJxllflngfll; Christmas. the guest of Mr. and m: 4-: rr-r wme n 11 r1 "11 _

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Brunswlck X“ mm“ _ lnl-lliuclrltirram I: rersrznqrvhv" ‘frlmqschool concert was held on Tnurs

. ' N Y Central rm-rrsai of s-ntimcnt. Ooo-ntionl overl day night» December 21st’ ‘nd w”

—-__ Mm. at...» can .1... ..-,..1.... w... m," 1.. .01.“... “.1 a decided success.-Pro. i-lazen Wig-

New Brunswfckhfsceslthe ap- throughout the Province during . l-‘urhsu .\ .1 "only 1~~l.1 1.. ‘w-J-{w-ctcrfi “fr”. a more was a rccent visitor to Croat preaching year w.t a so rit of op- @119 1a,; ye“ Tye Depnmem of f‘ " ~ . "'_‘“'1"‘" ,."""" ,""-“ ' Roads. the gw-st of Hon. M. W, and timism far greaer than that evid— Lands and Mires, wlqlch h“ been . l.1'.",“d<;3u t‘ J. . :n.1'1'.‘.‘..h..d“', f....u.l"’...‘-T.'.." u. "$135.": \fr.~. Wood -M.-. and Mrs. Earle encrd by our people since 1929. chq-ggd, W11. the resp~na1b1lny o; luv..." FirrM-ic .- z ' 111mm: Sfflffll. Qh-istmus a: Alexan- TYIO Strut 1W5 lbw" W ¢1°5° ‘m’ this work, gave approval in 1933 to ‘Pmff, l,‘."fr‘g° V; wjwfrvpqmhl-lazt1nznwviztfi-r-anm h!.‘1‘1"'“‘l’_" Ara, tl11- guest of Mr. and hits. nessed an improvement in our 57a cgknqzzgllgn 10:5 in the province 1 13s Vliuhhvr L,,,,,"..,',‘, 5,1,5... 1mm. “fun... H, livnry Burhom-Mr, Earle Bolder- cconomic position which, while 110B with the res1it that several n- i u a Sine-l u-nm 1'1» <-....~.1.1..-=/1 morcmont wt son was a. recent visitor to Chal- phenomenal was steady and sure '.1.-@1y w 5.11m. t, h be 11" r1011“ nhr-nt on a pnr with m corrclpond lottetcwn Miss Haul Corbett - ne ‘ en ave ecu L‘, , ' , _ __ ‘ - ‘w 1

The unmistakable evidence of bet- openrd up Roads have been built. ‘ llt,..'..i‘.fl’."..“‘_°.' "v3.13. ':.-7.1..'.M;~'1'.1: rvcr-‘t lrmlgnm Cross Roads school teacher, l." ier conditions is to be found in the m are 1n cmrse o; cmqsnucgyon to 011111 find p11 ".4.- 1. 111mm" m1...- spcnding hcr Christmas holidays cl operation and dcvelopment ofnnli i/rmugh those settlements. Mt .1...~.-.— with .--1.-.._. artftonin]: i|.;1..~r ‘mmg 1n Rorky Pauli, _. Hon,

thus nddm; m"tcrir.il,v' to our hlirilwl’ mils-sue As a rrsnlt of thin policv nmny m-QpIe 11th., 51w‘

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nearly ail the basic industries of

New Brunswick, and our people are I beg rming to soc the benafits that have followed tre admirable cour- age and ref-reliance. s0 vvidem wzth n this province (lmnng tile lust. few yr-ars whrn they. "m common

with people in ail parts of tho‘ world, have born sorely trl-"d with acute and serious conditions.

I10 POssiblc any of muiurvz a lulnq 1n the town or \'lll"i{0 1n whlrh thcy wcre. lottultd arr- rlou huuged . and with a very smnll amount o.’ Pssh-‘nnrr will be lndi';.".‘lid(!ll{ ._ wiihin n l-w years

Undoubtedly rue outstanding Tourist 1111111., economical development within New Bfllnlwlfk GIVVB 1933 W85 NW Brunswick, I think, can con-

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gratulate itelf 0:1 the fact that its our lumber industry. The story of

turist traffic in 1033 was

maln- New Brunswicku lumber indiwt-ry talmd to prnc"ca'iy the same in 1933 is a s‘ory of increased activ- standard as that of i932 There lty in the lumber woods, increased was of cours", a dcrrrase in the

gxpofl business. increased operation ef mills and, in short, a develop- ment thrt serms destined to brim; this important industry back 011cc rim-e to the p0si!‘on it h“‘d in the economic life of this province-

‘llfllbtr 0i’ Unlfed States tourists into this province, but that falling of! was more than augmanted by the increase in our irafrlc Ccrtra‘. Cacda We witnessed l during 1933 a mcst. substantial and very encouraging increased traffic from Central Canada to this prov‘ 111cc and I b Iiere the posslhliitles of this trade in the future are most far reacdrg The advert 151.1; mm- paign v/‘ich has been carried on for the lost six years under the dirac ion of t~e Burau of Infor. motion and Tourist. Travel ls now brgicnhg to bar frut and New

During the year- ft wltnessed lumber shiomen‘: to th- Urrtcd Kingdom oi’ at least 110000.000 feet and 26,0001!» to the U“1f.€d SW95‘! ~11. s11 1as'oo,'"o feet vnorttd l em happy to report as well n substantia‘ increase in the 0P8"- tlon of pulp and paper mills. 811d 1n gddflflon the resumption in Oll- rratlon of several sawmills which hm been efrsed f'r sevwai years It is estimated that the lumber out in this province o1 Crown and private lands for lorg lumber and pu‘p wood, etc, during the 1933-34 season will be 350"00O00 fort and approximately 15.000 mm W111 i" employed in the New Brunswick lumber operations this winter ‘I'M export of pulp wcod to the Unit"! States amountrd to about 95.000 cords, o; an increase in these nhipmenta over 1832.

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The harvesvns "H011 brouxht- conclusive ev‘dence that the agri- cultural indusry ln New Bruns- wick is in a so~e~rat imnrovcd condition in ccmfarislon to the Dltecedin: year.

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more the mecca of tcuriits from the Urited States and elsewhere as l a rseult of Ihe pub city which has lren accorded tiis province ‘The tourist indurfry is now One of our major industr cs rrd its promotion and development has bcen,1' think, corfucted in a ma"*rer that is bcund to show beneficial and prof- ltabl~ results to the whole people of the province.

Maritime Co-optration

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.d.->ni-.uul" tn the Dominion Govern- ,m<~ut fur the "dofinito documentary monfodvraium riuhts of the people of lNow Brunswick, vspccially with ros- ypPCL to transportation and trade.” ‘iwns adopv-d at ii special, (“flTlllll/B

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Briznrnno . atiou Lv-nguv horn this afternoon. mm ll .. ‘ . y; 11.4,]; 1M1‘ A. l‘. iutcrson submitted an Rom.» ‘analysis of the icunl opinion Drepar- Bm‘ """ - rd for tho government of New ‘I'm. " Brunswick hv .l. F‘, H. Tcvd, K. C.. m1 nttl Rvlm on tho rubjr-("t of Maritime claims F11! "ii -» and rights unrirr r-onfcdrrrtlon. ‘an \1~r (‘nn‘l~ '1‘ -_ (‘IV-l ;‘If. . I l 2.1.1?!‘ - Ilfrscel aneous (‘nl-nrnrio . __ _ 2mm“! tinnntlha run.» , trvnurrlm . ‘X \ _l__ l 1m U _

Farm» . . o. 11 ..\.. ~ fir"... "t"... 111m) il-lmi. llilrvlli) . fl‘ p‘ “r71”. v liurit; t. _\\ no’ h! p,“ K rk 11/5 mils <_ \\_ no s .9. r;..1.1,.1.. _ ‘(Misti \l\ lllllo~l1 Foldfvltl 111.11 "v1 1v 1~' r;'.1.,.... 11.1.. 1- .1 .... : :"-"- _ “Y, Pa,“ p01..." p...» 1.1; \\h~‘:|t 11.111 H's frsts ll. Lvr . 1| 1 l*l1l_i1|l'Pl‘ Flour r1. .1 .1 .1. i '7 '. 11.... 1; r10... ll.ili1‘l‘;a 4"".

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ations this win er w’ll 18-09911 the last ye~r we have witnessed f": if‘; ffn".“_’lfn;“'h',ff‘"lf9n'i'§“‘fl, ‘f6

near st hand a market for hay. tangibn evide ce by the three $1.1“, .,.......1‘r... carlots or lies whllv- H“ . ..,_. 21.11

oats, pork and be-f, a“d will in- Provinces of t'"is d':.s're to co-oper- sulnmnr chm-r" was 1r nvral‘! 1111M"! $1.0...) e 11,... 1.. 1141" w 1~~1~1< 11 o" videntvly absorb a part 0! Isfiwl- ate wifh one an't“er on qutstions 11f. 11 cs1" I 9011111 1111"“ Wm 0°. urinal»; “illld . . h»: ‘111 1t“, ' ‘Y- m mt’ 13m: dfln‘ the wink!‘ p33“. at to the “new!” of our bnffrfctors corflinverl unt-haulrrl. W) M tulle“ 199%.!‘.5..“T!...5l?319"‘“ v months. Martme Pmvlnru I can only gunntl m." "r Qucbrr; ">111" m rs _\.,;.,',,..,1, .~.“,‘,f,,,, m, ,,,,,,.,. , .. ..i’t.’.°'.‘f.‘.'r.°.“.f 3'.;“§..“.“2?u°'°?€4 35.125555»: .§"2-“..“?.?.°°..,€§...“‘3? ."".'.'.1¢.."::-. 119;." 1.1;" z. 11.": :11. -~ l'sf-:":"..'.I

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The total p"ductor1 0f will“! all three p:o'.in'es, the govern- 0s cents to mine.- P0111111 ,1! .1.» up. r1

ll estimated to exceed that cf 1982 mints miy speak wtih a united Salad-I -- PMHIM‘! Pf "1 ‘ M "f", m

by over mom M11611. "=1 t“ wives . . . SFJITR. §"'"F"'Z..'.. Pu! $2173.. ht ». record o! the fut y:a.r indicates Look rig back on 1933 one is yo" __ h...“ 31w;

luhtmtisl increase-i in the W0‘ prompt-d to view the 1984 sltua- t Pr! L‘ M C N B 11111-1” 111-‘! "n" o

luci-‘n of oattfe and wheat. Th0 ton, so far as New Brunswfck is " Y? g "m ' “'1' l 11".‘..- 1...... price level for dsi y products. on! concerned, with morn courage and (flu-flig- m-sm .11.}... <.-..1 ,, y ,,,.,,_._ d... m4 b01131’. is slikhfl! 1" mvm“ optimism. The unemployment rc- MONTREAL, mc nt-lsrusb and San Ant :11. 1"!‘- IWHW‘ s! flu; of a year ago and there is 11;: problem is still with us but flrrmgu ........;s 1.. u-sluon bu. 1:1.- Eartha N...“ ._ d W i "time" M’ "l" m" "i" "P" "w" '5 t i‘ ""1"" "W "i" ‘..‘".“"'. “l-‘ialllk ‘Jr’ EZ.-I.'.‘I"NL‘.S‘i-.’. ....?.I-Y’.-”.'..'.'-“ 3.12‘3.'.‘.t.‘.‘¢3‘T€"T....35. ;... 1:151

lo all hrm products as three s11 several of the northern counties ., ¥.,‘11..v.-..~_- Siuth rib . . no: 1. .11. 1|~1 01mm 1w rs?

moved to market. and tow s in our province that last Argent p050 .:4.'10_ s. Anihuny . no: ».1-_-1. 1"'\ ~1 ma: 1w n; s.

y,” h-fi l, B. n11“ by“. h.” ‘d. tllrlfglllfllivlzvitlnligd afist-lulfi u m..- Lht I033 I11 .\f1~~'lys) Co.‘ unh‘ v1.9a ‘he Bovlrwmen‘ m.‘ y!” ‘Bgl-[llllfl bel n‘; l r—.—_r_—_-_____. ho“ l 1 “"119. ll Any-tit“, '1"! mace" Bram ‘nrllresoltblllfl. New Brunswick‘: rnnnl sary durin: corn rg on lhllnrl 11' - 1 _ 4 "m fl 1W QWYYWM f" m" ""111" °’ i" ‘“’""°" “m” 3Lfi§.».’l,".?{.."2§‘..‘-.§"‘ii.'i8r. 3m" . ..’§.'.'.§°'...'..' ..'.' "Sifln "If in hlltfify- The oun- olnrlhmnl 1n m°“1°u'"u“- Th“ Denmark krona 227D Ticadwill . .. fill Kirk Town g1 us; “ward by 20,000 tons 1n its:lf, is 0'19 of the ain't re- Fnlrnd fnmnrk 0.3a. {Ifhlfo Eagle .. . a2 r. Hflrfln i i f" ‘mm 1"“ F" m" "'“""' ’i°"°" °’ m‘ “m” ZZL‘.'.,"'.'.‘.°...‘IZ‘_‘.‘.. m4 -~ I321?“ I" ‘ ii {£27}. .

more nan were employed 1n this m amlc situflwn- Great amm. p... .1 soon. 11s aim. us mi.»- a

tabby in the province than em‘ This is not. a time, of course, for Grew-e dlrachrua .~-. :1 was-y c m Nordnn

bma map. market, prices were unguarded or unbounded optimism. 111111-1111 fl11_1111 Balk 313111. B - I113 215;,“

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that he New Brunswick coal rnin- problems before we are complete m1; 1m cs1. . ' ‘ p.....1....1 ..

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lief in our general economic pic- tuw has been the courage and nif- sacrlfice of our people. The Iber- qgt pstisvos, ability an Ill-lil- iancs of the citilns of New

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