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The rout, of the Immaculate Conception was fitting!) observed yesterday?“ Notre Dame Convent. endhlsst lillit a. special was delivered. by. the Rey. Father Michael ilitzmclo lu ‘Nob-e Dame Chspelhwhlch yes mpletely fli- led. His Lordship ~B up Ohm-y, presided. A mpfiojll program at vo- loal music was rendered during the Reception as follows:

‘Chorus, "Ave Maris Stella" __.-- ' ---- --'--'- ------- __.. ..... .. Muller Magoiflcat ............. -- Roswig _ Sololsts: The Misses Agnes lFlyun, Angeline Doirou, Gertrude Hilde/Donald, wllflllllirEd Machellan, gbertha. Arsenault. ‘(During the benediction of the Bin sad Sacrament)‘ Full chorus “Cor Jeeu" __.. Mozart "Sanctus, Benedlctus." _-- Gounod

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~"“‘"‘"- Miss Rose Ryan .--—-{+-y-—‘ .__‘_.‘. ., _ , "Ave Marla" ____ -..v .... -_ Gounod '» ‘ i‘ 1b . population, in point of numbers, ls Miss Lucy Blanchard

A t‘ at a slmidstlll or worse." Violin Obligabo: Miss Kathleen

B - Take the boot and shoe industry. l-lornby HSIHGSS Speaking ut thc recent convention Four-part lChorus "Tantum Ergo" . W,“ (if filo S1109 Mflflufactflfgg Aggoglg- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ___ Boelmann ‘ e m6,“ Lon of Canada, President Deslong- “madam Dommum __,_ Gregorian

. . v ~--~r_-i ()'I"FAK\%A; J'-{.D§_ nut..- at t e71 in‘ Kin are us- ,“ uvi‘ ibsnihle in thew-av of limll .. to _'ehow_\ttlu\t“llie, un- trv is pros lei-bud. illiq is rosu ting “(Hunt- hr lctvutlzl‘ iiuptlqpu. Tffitlu lbzurcs extant? iii! ,5 ‘ flit‘ ‘over the 1mg‘, yctrrjaru < sinks. tpd as evid- uulu- [but uboilnilllitlf‘. ijfqfilpfrliy ‘ex- vsts. 'l‘o lioair sbmq fit e-Czlbillct. ilittistczadilllfgkine, would think 1]». tv-tliftho in prosper-ions

]il‘l‘l( ‘ rtaniidlilsv, ory. Whilb liifxiiq ‘twin l " _ Epit- ul a». neltflpJtc-tzidlltl-W - om llvli ofllllu L hotel's)?!‘ who are provilrzflly saying", “ghevylloveru- uwul: “it you filth-g.‘ hsmuclltitig 1'01‘ tlnun our penpl willjrslubvo. vrt-initavi.Ariuntrtxtlq“; f Nova_ Sco- t,“ ‘h; a good l.lli_cru_,'.\ ho would not ,._\»,,>t-5pr;rto,_tltt~ ‘igslnialf/ut‘ affairs in

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his own province” Q yw-t. be told m.- tiarortuuvntv ' _ it of lllu sor ‘mu- situgltiou (hill. coiiit- about tut-taunt -.thr; t-losi Jdnttxn ofrnni

miuogivzintl of wjfvoeilftwitttlis. llo' was lrzu-liéll-'llll by-Qri ~-K c. U11‘ Lib- .r.d whip, by $.17. on. -.,}\l. by u; i-‘jffprrpl,___M). P“ and by '11‘. N. livlly. M. -l‘.“~..’l'hull thusu'+'there,-,itre n,» hrlttr Ifllivrzliu in tho tough-y. Th. |-l-"\\‘\-|*u‘till1|= to? who st ‘HH- l‘|l llll‘ unvulploy$rilitllilllt tixisit-tl

u, |h.. 7i; . mo ‘roviuct-s. Illa" Ehey We” ‘vhmfhil Kmg Gov’ Baritone Solo-"Tommy Lad." Sir l<‘r<‘tlvrl<:lc' _\\.',1_ll_l pifi . Taylor. filmy,‘ l," “meaml "fluoihlt would be ——~By request .. (Margetson)

‘.'.\'1t<l'ill l|lllll§gt‘l'?‘lYY‘f$ll‘ flank of"‘§[“_'"l m‘ m‘ “m l" comimy Mr. Franklyn Glynn. w llC tllls ins taken pace, un ess Negro spmma,__..sw,ng Lo,“

luau-uni, wltosourtu-tl on business

('l‘11tllillill.\' is ut-voplt-tl iiy ull, said i_\' m his annual address to iuiw-holtlers: “'l‘h:\l general ~ dull. l0 put it mildly, is

m. 1|! lti= \\',t<l

no ildusiou. lhtxulilut in llPllVy t0,

gm t'\ll'lll that discourages new en- i\~|'l|l‘l>|‘:~'. “any oi" our iutlitstrieu arc running on half-limo. with dim-

llilrlt" d profits m‘ no profits fit all. '|'|..- 11%| o1 living is high and our|

ilii-“Sli ill“ .ll‘§.-.‘2.'J§ilull‘§$.‘l‘§ A" "WWW! 1*" °* “r “h” . 7,, ‘ e , _ vanes was the initiating of about. hplitlli-llif! tlur the present chaotic [my membefs- mm the society of slo e 0t‘ tie shoe manufacturing . industry in Canada should be re- the children o‘ Mary’ ' Canadian National

thing weru not-done to protect it front the unfair competition of Eur- umtt. ,

And yet (in the face of nil this, firm; glfitllsfigggépfigilway syslem cause it shipped out nu ltuprccedent camber 9m 1924 t-d vnluuw oi‘ wheat last year. 3_00‘p.m___13ed Tmfle stub, _ _ _ ‘ _ _

uicdlvd, ii the industry 1's in sur- vive". Ila said that the industry was bonded for bankruptcy, lf some- Railwa s tipvuu countries, u competition that y has 110001110 “'0l‘.‘lf:‘ through the tnr- Rm,“ no ‘

. _ _ . , ' gramme to be broadcast lit’ rtduttlons of the King (ioveru- by the Canmuan National m,“ the plumbers of the (lovcrumont From lluott- rows of tigurlrs to show that smug“ CNR“ (313 Metres) Monc_ thi- country todoynl prosperous ‘be- mm N_ B“ Tuesday. De_

Sump yours zign Sir Wilfrid Lnur» __ _ _ . By “Uncle A" .- ior boustotl (hut when ho came into 33“ pm___programme by Moncm“ pnlvvl ll would not b0 necessary Mme Chuh._l,r0f_ Franklyn to cite rooms 0i’ statistics in order Glynn Director “sigma by

to demonstrate to the people that they were well oil‘. He said that they would know it hoczutse they would have tho itiout-y in their pock- Ms. 'l"hcy haven't got it today. Thr bust proof m’ this‘ is to be soon in the lilffllllllillllill‘. that the bank dt-ptinlts in "our (ziinrtertrtl hanks urn zictirully $00,000,000 less

Miss Elaine Rhind, Soprano, and Miss Anna Malenlant. Contralto. Mr. W. A. McKee, Accompanlst. National Scng--"0 Canada." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Lavallee) Moncton Male Choir. Humorous Part Song-“Alexnntl- or." . . . . . ..; . . . . . . . .. (Brewer) Moncton Male Choir.

possibly it wcrc ltussiu.

The country has to get back to a safe and sane Conservative policy. The Jiibrrzll tariff policy has nil-

Sweet Chariot." . . . . . .... . . . . .. (Arranged by H. B. Gaul) Solo-bliss Anna Malenfant. with

_ _ Choir accompnluulent. ml, and none know ‘it better t an soprano SD10 ___ "Honeysncme the Nova Scotla Liberal M. I’.s Laney _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ > _ _ __ (Fletcher) (who have born at Ottawa, asking M,“ Elaine RfumL tho (loveriutleut for more protcc- D-escn-mlve Churus_i-The Map

NO"- , - tyrs or The Arena)’. .. (dcRllle) Moncton ‘Male Choir.

Coutrallo Solo-—“Frlentl." . . . . . .

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_»._.._~_-'---— seems wmrsb ro sat}; rue "llld itui-iuiile Fontluili Nurseries" 4x\|it‘l‘lt‘liL'0 not necessary. Wo 0i- ‘or exclusive . terriwrl’. libel?“ (‘uultrtlsslons and furnish hand- olililt‘ fro: ouLilitL, Stud. 90W ill inn-st. soiling time. Stone & Wol- _.Ion, 'l‘oronto. 11-25-251.

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WANTED - s»; EXPEELlliNQED tuziltl. nil to to piulu coolluufs. l(t'l'<~rt:ut' rdqttlrcd, .‘ any " tlrullou Slrrbi. l§llil¥ll2-ll"l/i5il.

are EARNINGS STEADY su- pluyrucnt for ‘Barber? 135mm“ (‘xpt-rt. iu 8 wtrriktu- Write ‘M01 for llarbt-r College. Department llulllilx, 3-1-ttstf.

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This populaua. Hotel has been completely renovated and refurnished throughout zand offers very comfortable accommodation to the travai-

ing public. 1 The tabla is especially good 9 and the public are courtcously , cared for.

Rates $3.00 a day,

Charlottetown Proprietors

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Mr. Alfred MCMII; Chapel Rock, Alia, writes: l.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Davies) bliss Anna lllalenfant.

* Tenor Solo-Selected. .

Mr. Alfred Legerc. tPsrt Song-—“Sof‘tiy Fail . 10o per lino "l 5 "41"" ‘Shades of Eveningf’. . (Bolton) 8o |n~r llnn of l! womb: Ithmckon “hie phmn 7“ 1'“ m“ “' l‘ ‘Wm’ ; Soprano Solo—-(a) “The Wood

PlgeonT-Fi-om the “Bird Songs" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Lehmauu) (b) "Waite Up." . . . . . . (Phillips) Miss Elaine Riliud. ‘CllOl‘llo-—-"l'll0 Song of the Jolly

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TO LET.~_GARAGE.

. ,_ - - _ _ , Roger." .. . . .. . (Candi-sh). (‘Hum m‘ f h“ l" o M“ Moncton Male Clio‘? nsslstelg at the‘ - piano by Mr. . A. Mc ee Far Sale Baritone Solo-Selected.

Mr. C. W. E. Dodge. Part Song——“0ld Black Joe". i. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Floster) Moncton Male Choir.

FOR SALE-FOUR FQX HOUSES with Den and Spout- 21 Fox ship- pfltg crates, W. J. Scull, Marsh

lit-id, i‘. E. l. 11l3-12-31u6i Contralto Solm-"Softly Awaken -___.,.__-_——-—<——- My Heart." -~‘From the Opera FOR SERVICE. YORK BOAR. FEE‘ . . . . . . . . .. "Samson and Delilah." $1.50, Percy F. Allen. Scarlclown. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . ., (Saint Saens) 1131-12-4M8l, Miss Anna Maleufant ____._...._.____ Chorus-"In Vocal, Combat." FOR SALE-PURE SHED MAM- - - - - - - ~ - - - - . - - -- (Dudley Buck)

Moncton Male Chorus, assisted at. the Plano by Mr. W.A. McKee

Programme of popular dance luusic by Joe Mazzlco and his Ver- satile Orchestra. formerly the Rain- bow Melody Boys of Moncton, un- der the direction of Mr. Joc Maz-

uiolh Bronze Turkcynbretl from u fourly pound tom. Also lnrfze Pvkiu ilucks. all imported stock. Duncan MacKouzio, French ltlvcr Phnuv No, Kousitiizltiu ll-(ill-

FOR ‘SALE-WHITE LkEtGIHOIRN z 0 . .. . . . A ._ 1o . ‘;';.',':.;*‘ ";i.:.':.'1.::¢::. ‘ .~'.Y..r'.t. Sm he _ 1237_12_9M2L SEND your Express Packages by

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JNO. A. MCUQNALD- LAND SUR- voyor. l-lorntnnvillo. ‘6646-9-27M3HI

Esr Y-OTJ-FIPRINTINO nous AT the (lulu-dish Central Job Print-

cry. 1410110 133- 2379‘5'3"-l El. throughout the grout Dominion ————~~—~--~ of Canada ‘AUCTION SALE OF woon - 13y q- HE ‘Hiltrstluy. Doc. 11th at 1 o'clock Q A N A D I A N‘ N A T19 N A L in lflis in suit 1ui\'t-i\user.—Hcury R A; Lw A Y g_ l Platte, Bracklt-y, 1Z30-12-9-lu2i H», 1226423411.“ LOST — FRIDAY NIGHT BE- ‘_ trot-cu lfichmtitttl Street Went DEATHS

t and Powual Strcot~smali key. -—-————-—————

Flutter plctlst- lctwc at Guardian. TURNER——Qn Sunday, NOV. 23. ___._ --— Mrs. George Turner ln her 93th yenr. The funeral was held Tues- dny, Nov. 25th, from her lute re- sidence Dundns to tho cemetery at the same place.

JUsT RECElVED — ANOTHER shipment of reed for Buskctry. Wo also lrumo pictures. Henry hiucliarlauu S: (To.——120~l-12-6~3l

t WARD-On Monday, Nov. 24, Wil- liam M. Ward, in his 85th your. The funersi was held Tuesday - from the residence of Mr. Nell Mc- Donald- Strathcona, i0 the cometry at. Duutlas.

Hotel Victoria

Water Streak Chnrlotteibw" nuo-fl-aii-l

"During the winter of I920- Zl, l was greatly distressed with pains in my beck and felt tired sncl clcprcued most of the time. Particularly during the nidlll l was troubled with frequent urlll- I alien. some night: having to me

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almost every hour. [tried sever- ' room; with privlh bathi- ai difisrcnb treatments without Tc: ,i_|,_r:$:\;. a 2§§°°8;.““€l.‘§i‘§:‘”£.§’.f$l.3; :..:.::Z.V.V.N /' P'll . d fh y rcieve my con- - - I dition before ‘l bplliinislied the hntlbzxtni n: leelggghlaetter this l . Mulder _ h], h ‘ t ear. can 133i” iii ll; Lilli. l§1y33..."il'u§u..*“' "‘ “y y Ifilhfioétoetofl: Dr. Chase's Kldneyeltiver Pills > ° §~p,,_,;;_ ' t Lliob.lbololl6llnlvliitlmlfldn.bntnllflo-.lfiivmwnw F ” L . “oq-e

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Should I-‘rancc- attempt is Mluloter at the Exchequer, would astonish. the

France and the Unltedf States. “TRIBUTE"

ern people. t

A pound per head of the popula- tion (and each citizen. believes it is more) goes yearly to the United States as “trlbute" and the taxpay- er knows no relief through corres- lo Britain by France, Italy and Russia,» who to- gethenows Britain more than twice the British debt to America. Here is material for a popular outcry as exisbs in no other outstanding in-

pondlng payments

ternatlcnal issue.

‘It is true that at various times,

British statesmen ‘have Yenv d

cancellation in return toi- vurl ' s concessions on the part oFFYench. or Italian debts, but Churchill‘ now is in the Treasury- Churchllliis a brilliant politician who wan‘ Prime Minister. A despeate a tempt by Churchill to‘ get money out of France and ltaly. or at sny-‘rate, not to‘ permit those countries to favor the Unite-J have Churchill's political career. Churchill's activities since the report th-a-t the United-States was discussing French debt, were described by a. Cabinet colleague as and even if the Washington negotla. tions prove abortive, the indigntn. tlou they aroused hero has ‘given Churchill his cue.

States would

a beneficial effect wupon

the funding‘ of’ ‘the

sensational,

CHURCH lLL'S CUE

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, when he goes to Paris nuct month, m-fly confidently be assumed to be ready to conduct a belligerent de- fenst- of British financial interests such as has not been witnessed

since the peace negotiations.

The Westminster» Gazette today

says:

“it is impossible for America. to collect her debts and maintain the value of gold -at the same time, un-

less Britain interferes and volun

tarily returns to the gold standard;

l l 3- , ,§:§,§:“l,,,§§,,§l,", ‘usesmmintaolvp ‘l: thing might have happened any cattle market was slightly improv- (mm France or m“. other Am,“ place at any time. It was decided ed l" lmlh will“? and PYWQQ- one

and gratuitously hand to America. the udditioxul bvrleflt of a safe and} stable value for gold? We are like- in return. ‘Arucrlctl has two courses. She can wrulltict-hu: debts in full and buffer loss through gold inflation, or re-, iicve the burden of Europuau debts (with a vicuv to maintaining the

ly to exact something

vsltre of gold through the genera

Therestoratlon of the gold standard,

which would then be easy!’

Belgian Booze‘

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representing millions of dollars.

- Truck Load Traced.

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. Q JUIlCIIfiIl-INIO RI The name “=11! one-t ird do on, can y-eeuhd. or chi nu undid Ito. ' M’; l1 1 ,lflfifl

such funding, giving the United‘ States priority over Great Brit-sin. 110W- ever, as 1on7 as Winston Churchill there would bu measures taken herei hat French and there would undoubtedly ensue a burst of public indignation against

lt is lmposslble‘to impress this fact in language too strong that every British citizen pays heavy taxes. They are greater than have ever been wrung out of any mod-

‘to be

Canadian and American financiers

A significant fact was here learn- ed when the information was forth- coming that. just a few days ago a large motor truck, loaded with the liquor. successfully ran the gaunt- let from t-h eoutsklrls of Boston to a pl-ace,ln Northern Vermont ‘in something less than 48 hours. The fact-s, apparently, did not become known until the huge load had left American territory and was well on its way to the Province of Que- c-c .A watch was set tfor those in

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it was 4.62. Q ghee, New Bruns- wick and ‘Nov lScotls show the slowest disappearance of the large family. by decades. Rural Quebec heads the list with an average of 5.74 to the family.

Of Canada's’ total population at the last census 97.6 are classified as belonging to some Christian de- nomination or sect.

Illlteracy is declining from de-

cade to decade. [At the last reu- sus t-he percentage of illiteracy for the total population over five years of age was 8.25. Ten years prev- iously it was 10.50. , lt ls now.three years since the last census was taken and returns are still being analyzed and‘ class- ified. A, method of fgtting a system of curves to provincial populations also has been worked out as s ‘basis for estimating annual changes ln Canada's population. Estimates made in accordance with this meth- od glve Canada's total population‘ as now standing at 9.226.740, an in- crease of 438,257 over the figure when the last. census was taken.

Arlie Marks

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business in -- the yesnlCoun. ,Y,eo. said u would be ridiculous to ask the city to pay inspection ofj-‘Ififlds going outof the city god ovlncs. it would also meun n gob deal of extra work for the city inspector- A resolution was passed referring the matter to the Health Commit- toe.

The City Health Officer in his report said that five cases pf scar- let fever had been reported since the last meeting. - . ‘ in the report of the finance- _c0n1_- mittee Cnun; Prowse stated that collections were coming in well.

Conn. Battrsy, chairman of the street committee referred to the matter of shovelliug snow from the sidewalks and bespoke s. strict ob» servsnce of the bye law to this ef- fect- He thought it was the duty of police officers when they found a widow or poor woman unable to keep the sidewalk clean, to report the fact to the city surveyor and that the city should have the walk shovelled. '

Resolutions were passed accept- ing the tunders of (1) Mr Samuel ‘Craig for the making ‘of eight pairs of police trousers; t2) the tender of lrwiu 8t Co, for the printing of the City Reports; (3) C. Lyo & W. D. Glllls-for 100 tons of Sy ney Run 0' Mine each, at 88.70 put in the cellar.

The Police report showed seven- teen arrests made during ‘the month, tun for drunkenness and seven for stealing.

Resolutions were passed for three new street lights of 60 candle power caclnto he placed on West, Euston and Esher streets. Refer- ring to the failure of the lights on Sunnyslde two Saturday nlghTs ago Conn. Foster stated that on the Fri- day previous a change had bet-n- ulatiti and ‘all thelights on. that block were now supplied from the front. tCouu. Foster had spoken to the Superintendent who admitt- ed afterwards that the burnt out transformer had been inadequate for the load. It bad been replac- ed by two transformers, put up, he was iufcrtned in about. twenty-five minutes, yet the store-s had been in darkness from eight o'clock on. Saturday night, and no electricians could ‘be found at the power house -,

who could remedy the troubierThe lil¥ggogriltlq. the hm tonight Wm be merchants along the block had lost ' .

a lot. of business. -

Couu- Moran‘ stated that he h-ad (Ounadiln Prels)

inquired into the trouble and had

been told by the Superintendent MONTREAL. Dec. 8.—-Domlnlon llve stock cattle receipts 1154. The

wit-fi-i-i-i?

Last night's performance al- though of a. somewhat serious nat-' u-re d-ld not lack lnhumorous situ- ations in which Susie Greene play- ed by Miss Arlie Marks» and Toby Haxon played by ‘Mr. Lindsay Per- rin were the chief actors. Both Miss Marks and Mr. ‘Perrin were at their best and provided those present with lots of mirth and laughter.

The vaudeville was of a high or- der and well received. Following was th ecast of char- acters‘. " .

George Tucker. Raymond Was- muud; Samauthy Bees, Miss Agnes Stutz; Rev. Joe Tucker, Mr. ‘Paul Brady; To-by Haxon, Lindsay E. Perrin; Josiah ‘Bumible, A. Paul D‘Msthot; Susie Greene. Miss Ar- lle Marks, Marjorie Morgan, Miss lMerdle Scott; tBiil Stevens, W, L. Phillips.

zThere will be a matinee ‘this af-

. that the accident had been un- nvoitlsble. and due to a short cir- cuit in one n! the stores- The

load of good handy steers averag- ing 1045 pounds was sold for $6.25 a“ ask“, them “am ,1 “us, and a medium quality of steers in §,,,.,Y ncc|d§n,s_ - w g g the 900 to 1000 pound class brought