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8, 1925
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Hop, E.C.G. Page Lea-
der of Commonwealth
of Australia Speaks
,to Can. Manufac-
- turers
RECIPROCAL
TRADE
Spchker Outlines
Some of the Conces-
sions of the Propos.
.ed Treaty
ll.0N'l`li.l<}A|L, Feb, 17.-Pointing.
out thc mutual advantages to both
'Canada ami Australia should' the
Dominion pnrliufnont ratify the pro
icctcll trade treaty between the
two countries the dlon. ‘l0. C. (,i.
Page, leader of tbe,»Commonwoalth
of Australia, presented the case
for the Autipodes to the -Canadian ‘
manufacturers association here to-
day. lie intimated that the t\vo
countries were the complement of
each other, their climate and sens-
ons were totally different, and each
was able to supply what thc oth-
cr was unable to furnish of itself.
The visiting statesman urged
that Canada should nvuil herself
of such Australian products as
wool, fruits and leather, while Cun-
ndn could supply to Australia
newsprlnt, machinery and other
manufactured articles which at pro
sent were being bought either from
lllc United States or from Britain.
Canada/s reciprocal trade with
ltstralin wus not commensurate
with the amount of buying what
0.. commonwealth did- in this
cuutry, and the trade treaty wus
liulgned to strike a better balance
vlikcertain other advantages to,
mix nf the contracting dominions.
Lui year Australian purchases
from this country had amounted
lo $25,000,000 but Canada had
bought only- $1,500,000 worth of
goods from the commonwealth.
The speaker outlined some of
the concessions of the proposed
treaty ns follows:
Fish, reduced from 5 to 2 cents
per pound (Anstruliu'_s trade in im-
imrted fish amounted annually to
$5,675,000 and of this 'Canada had
secured only 20 per cent_
Gloves, with an advantage of 15
per cent over the -llnited States.
Printing machines, reduced from
ten percent to the free list,
Nowsprint with a reduction of
15 percent per ton, placing Canad-
ian pape ron the some level as Dri-
tlah paper,
Writing paper on a fivo cent bas-
is gainst 15 per cent for other
wllrllries,
‘These were only some of the con
unions .Australia was willing to
mul.
On the other hs.nd the Common-
‘iaith wanted to get into the Cun-
lililll market with raw wool, can-
lltiiiruits, oranges currnnts, jams.
butler cheese, wines, etc.
The speaker believed that with
lil increased north and south
liwnd trade. many of \Canudn's
"iflwortation problems would bo
solved,
-é<ro->---
(Speolsl to the Guardian)
'IiOlt()N"I‘0, Ont., Feb. 17. -The
Ku -Klux .Kipp hm; been refused
li charter by.rhe Ontario _Govern-
ment lumpy, '
M
 »o v'
'iondensed -Specials
RATE.-46 por word. Nl
each insertion in this column.
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°"0R s/its _ nscisrenso
Shorthorn' Bull. three years old.
'James I-logon. Rocky. Point.
461-2-is-si
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'SPECIAL OFFER OF' HIGH
srlde elwdiobrl, 50 for 80°. 125
for 85c., |50 for 56a., 500 for
$1-00. 1000 for 11.95. Guardian
Office.
-¥;__ _
‘PHONE O07 J. M. ROOF I 80-.
vrholcssle Pork Packers. 89,
WIN; Street. Charlottetown.
882-1-10-lf l
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°*_¢:i_r_t|o:_as uusmss mos
10 ly. nndors Newsom
* 0°-. umotsianiniiui.
0050-I-124-G~m0l.
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"OB Pnlurina _ or svcnv
75°-"ii'i'§"&‘i'i2.‘f’-‘i'. '““‘. °‘3°“'
. nord on on-
li" JW Primary. Phono 188
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lpenses were made to the ext-‘nt of
`llEI]ll|] lil
llili lllllll |lIN
John E. Campbell New
Mayor of ‘S’Side-
Councillors and
Water Commis-
sioners Nominat-
ed Yesterday
(Special to The -Guardian) |
SJUM-MERSIDE, Feb. 17.-Mr.
John E. -Campbell was elected
Mayor of Summerside today by ac-
clnmution. It was anticipated that
there would be a big fight for the
May6rnlty, but Mayor Lidstoue was
compelled to retire owing to ill-
ness_
.For -Councillors, two old and four
new were nominated, Councillors
Collins’ Body _
Will Be Left
In N atural Tomb
(Canadian Press)
-CAVE CITY, Ky.. Feb. 17.-
`The body cf Floyd .Collins will
be left In his natural tomb and
his funeral service will be held
this afternc-on st the mouth of
the shaft which was dug to rea-
cue him In vain. His aged fa-
ther, Lee Collins consented to
the arrangement after Dr. Wm.
Hazlctt of -Chicago had himself
examined Collins and pronoun-
ced him dead,
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(-Special to 'The Guardian)
SANTA BNRIUARA. Calif., Feb.
|-__ll_
Johnston and McNally as well asl
Messrs .John prady, John F. Tay-
lor, Fred Palmer, und Vincent Har-,
rngton were nominated for :Conn-,
cillors. For Water Commissioners.
Messrs Chester -Palmer and Nuthun
McFarlane were nominated, The
election takes plnco on Tuesday,
November 24.
Prince Bs Warned
And Companion f
Break-s Neck
LONDON, Feb. 17.-1"-he day {
after a thoughtless squlrc talk- _
cd with the Prince of Wales
as the latter was on his way to
a hunt and told him, without
realizing his ldsnliity. that the
Prince would probably break
his nc-ck some day, the dang-
eir of the hunt was tragically
demonstrated by an accident to
one of Wales’ fellow hunts-
mon.
Colonel H. W. Clinch. riding
with the Grafton Hounds,`a
hunt which frequently enjoys
the Prince’s company, was -
The Impact broke the ccIoncl's 1
neck ond, he died instantly.
‘Will Hit Canadian
Wheatund Flour
_*_
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, Feb 17-Dr. Neuhaus,
Germrnrx .Minister of Commerce
last irighft dicclnrl:-d rho new Tar-
iff -scheme iincl-ndcs a Tariff on
foieign gvrain. Gorman A»g1~a1\`uns
who support the Nalio:\a.l2-sts have
thus enforced their disinuirds. The
tariff wilil undoubtedly hit Caua-
<l-Ean wheat and flour.
Over $34,000,000 for
Soldiers Pensions
(Canadian Press)
OTTAiW.\, Feb. 17.---The amount
of $3-1.15-i.073 for pensions is arn-
vidcd in the main estimates tabled
last evening in the llouse of Com-
mons. This ls an increase of $1,-
000,000 ovcr the provision made
lust year_ -Of the total, $34,000,000
will go l.n the payment of pensions
resulting from wur and for servic-
es iu the active militia.
Net Earnings
Of The C. N. R.
(Canadian Pr¢ss)
iuo-NTREAI., rch. 17.--The nf*-I
oarnings of .tho 'Canadian Notion-
ui Railways, utter na.vm°1u of ou-
eruting expenses, amounted to $17.-
244.25l in 1924. according to fiitur-
es liven out today by Sli" llrllfi’
Thornton, Chairman and Presl-
dent, Economics in onerutlnir ox-
,$14,361,901
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UONDON Fill) 17 -The floor bf
and them -was u -large Ml0l0“°9 °f
17.-lMore details of au alleged
$20,000,000 financial bubble. affect
ing o large number of Canadian in
'vestors were revealed today in an
800 page schedule of liabilities and
assets filed with the United States
Commlssionr, W, P. Butcher, Jr.,
by Attorneys for E .C. Lewis, pro-
moter of Atnscadero, Los Angeles.
University City, Missouri, and oth-
er places in involuntary bankrupt-
cy proceedings,
|L.ewis’ creditors consisting main-
ly of persons wllo loaned him mon-
ey on personal notes, number ap-
proximately 25,000 it is alleged.
The notes total more than $10,000.-
000 and the total liabilities an sct
forth will reach tho $150,000,000 Ili.:
uros,
The Ku Klux
In Toronto
(Canadian Press)
TORl(lN'll0, Feb, 17.--Moro than
two hundred were initiated into
the -K-u Klux 'Kimi of -Kanada ut
thrown frqp-phi, har" Monday, (the fourth ceremony of its kind to
today. The Grand Kleagle who is
.bo held in Toronto, it was reported
said to be n wealthy Montreal bus-
IDIAMOND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
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General Election
Expected Soon
(Canadian Press)
0T!T.AWA, Feb. 17.-With a
surprising suddcnneu the
House of Commons this after-_
noon plunged ‘lnto Supply.
There is considerable comment
among thc members in conse-
quence. One remark heard is
that the Government is clear-
ing the decks for a general el-
ection. A`|hortcr session than
was at first expected ia appar-
ently on thc cards.
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Hl]U5llNl§ THE
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Mr. W. B, Roibertsion, Charlotte
town offers -some excellent gugges
.ions in the following letterz-
~ ‘While perhaps -many who con
template s-pending an extended holi
d-ny -at the seaside may have their
plans il-old oult, I |be'iievc there are
l 'i;00dly nunuber who leave .the
warmer cities det-ernllned to spend
their time Bit a seaside resort where
sea -ba-thi-ng can be enjoyed. and
whiile i-n 'transit could easily .be in-
duced to come to »I’. E. -Island, with
lite manfy advantages. I had ‘soimc
experience .in meeting an Islander
who -hed :made -good :in ‘inducing the
travelling tourisi: to his ce;-tain
lines- of .hotels .in different cities.
Now, how is this to be ncconrplisii-
ed? IM-y ‘idea 'would lbe for you-r Ais-
socintion, which is doing such valua-
l
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The Earl and Countess of Coventry recently celebrated their
diamond wedding anniversary at Croome Court on the EarI's es-
tate in Worcestershire. Their youngest son, the Hon, Thomas
Coventry, a member of the Provincial Parliament of British Col-
umbia, made a trip to Engisnd to participate in the celebrations.
Viscount Desrhurst the heir, and the Bishop of Worcester, are
standing behind the Earl and Countess. _
  A Eli H|5Hil,F lN|]l|ll|l lil
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:ci
E
iness man came here to conduct
,the affair. 'lt is reported that the
Order as instituted here is strong-
ly lmperlalistlc in its aims,
Two Prisoners
Smothered
(Canadian Press) _
ADTON, Iils.. Fdb. 17.-’Dwo pris-
oners were smothered to death in
the -village jail n-t -Ha.r.ti‘ord last
night, when smoke from ia fire lu
t-heir lbeddlmz filled the ti-g-h'tiy clos-
ed celi.
Against Union
In New Glasgow
(Canadian Prccc)
NEW GLASGOW Feb 1 -
ing the United Church, Rev.
S-tend Burns strongly opposed
Champions Prince
IJONIE-ON, Feb. 17-“Hot shot"
for Duvtid Kiirkwood, - Dumbarton
Socialisit. and -those who supportird
him, -in his criticism of t-he pro-
posed -Sout-h African tour of the
Prince of Wales in' the House of
by the Sirnlduy Tinrc-s. which re
marks that any Labor member of
.the I-Ilouse of Commons w-hio work-
oil even hnlf as hard ins -tho Prince
would fregn-rdi himself as a saint or
n black-itil!-
“Thero are no -trade union re-
strictions forthe Prince," sayis the
Times, “and you never hear him
hw-walling the organization of
.moiety that keeps fhflm incessantly
Ea.r1~ot0xford' ""°.2r’__._'“"’~"  '---1 #M000 of 1-- fr-~~f°1:-"i
W
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l""'¢___.:
if
' ‘ (Special to the Guardian)
i OTTAWA. Feb 17-For the first
| time since ‘their inveurtlon- thle in-
come tax blanks eent out by _the
l°‘edcrai G‘uveruinent .l‘hlis year are
“ lio be felled .in and made payable
I tn the Collector ‘of Customs ilini t-he
_ ia-rlouis coni-munZ<t‘les. This is a
-'”_“ rcsu-lt of the consolidation of the
(.ca"ad|“" Press) tux tlopantnienhs of :the Goovcrn-
l NEW YORK. Fell- l7~"'T|‘° Rt' ments umler the Department of
R'€V~ 13- E- VSEN. f"l"“9"I5' m“h0P'(Ziisrt1onis‘ -:un-d Excise.
'of -Canada and Neivfoundland for oi-
tho Reformed ic-icopal Church ~ -
died yesterday 13.) Santa 3i<>nica.]Ma.rltlme 
California, according to advices re-
ceived herc by his son, llcv. Syd-  
ney N_ Ilsher_ Rev. lishcr was eigh- .
ty years old and had fnuizht in tho'
4-Civil War inter studying medicine (canadian pr°°.°;-L M 1
hi h h ' tic d f uitcrn eats QUI”m'“(“’ Fel” 17'- 9 ur
W D 9 pmc e D' ` . y ' I l ti 1 uebec today
in Illinois afterward entering the time] 'le egu 0" ini? __ st," me
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ministry and serving ns Bishop f:`;:_`a,t‘I';0§;‘(',p‘_;;?eT(;,ad;] Eid Munich
of ‘Canada and Newfoundland ten _mlmes in sending an Awclmnda
years' Three yeilm “go wi‘,°" Dish' delegation to Ottawa to impress
°p of Kansas 'CH'-he retuum upon the legislators the utlvisabili-
l ty of developing Canadian DONE'
. ‘ _ 7- ~ - ' , _
r............ .-........,..... ..........-._ Pilgrims To Rome -_---_1 -IIT-up ge 333;” P;g,f;;,‘;,';,
-t"o~n- voted 124 to 19 against enter- fa m'
th h Canadian ports only. fe*
tB0'ST'0g_'__ M135". F°,:'l___1_'_7I'I_;]§g celggg a fine welcome and every
mer . .
Union _ §` e,a.` 'O' 'lv "mg ' V ` C endorsutlon this afternoon Quebec
_ _ _ _ _ . ._
hilgrims from tho Il. S. ,ind an __egisLe____,d “,m,,im,,“_, um_,,.0v,,l and
ada- under tho ileadcrship of Curdi- ' ,` I nl m et
nal O'C0nnell. head of th‘=> Boston tonwrmw the de-legal 01.11- Wd H
. f .
Arclidlocese sailed last xnu'h»t on me Momma] B°”'"l ° ra 0
-;~ it-he flnst pilgrliiiage of ri 'national ‘ -__
f_l_;'._.\_x_‘a;_:;._o;a;_ to Rome _ du.-ing this   
“_”-*‘*-“ ` ix Da. s
- - Caught 1n`S y
'  'For v.\RMoU'r1T’§_s I-‘eu 11-
Commons. last week, is poured out‘   C. N. R. The schooner Dorothy G- Snow.
Capt, Wiliinm S. Murphy, was ol
OTTAWA Feb 17__»ph,, .mm Sandy Pol:n»t, Shelburne cgiénotoyg
or $60,068,000 _for loam. to um Sg_t_\_\_:_§l_11y___\vi__'l_1_-_____*:_i‘f:_f_f___°;5_000- of
Canndiwn' National! Rnmmys Md gthor *fish The vessel left here
 .?1,’:f:s;,",;'if.r..ii.i;:;; -8  -.--»    »-» -<-
““ H '°" " ‘ -1 il Sunday last and
tabled hr thu Illou-so of (‘omn.ons any ""'l““"> ‘mt t k
by ulloni James A. Robb. Acting ‘the Uni” Elm” has been B' an
Minister of Finance. y<‘Sl€1‘1|i'-Y "mee t nl' `“y'
evening. Of the total, 800.000- ____<.>_____ -
000 ‘is provided for rho railways -
Murine as compared with $10027.  
1 ' ` ig;-V. ra wnlsnlm  I. I g
.Inu-0du0ed't0 H011S@1H&1H11i0H WOH \i"’°.i. i.‘“‘ .  0.. ’..?.- “S32
rr .°  “si :   Islmvrovins
C ;;7.,,,,,, Hard Game From .,.,..°...“ii.`?."”.‘.’.....°$§.Ii¥.§’.._  " __
lan Frou
the uotisr. 'ot Lords' was crowned Tll6 BI`l1lllS 2 ll() 1 Han S  imuodizvlrlggb. 11.-A-i3ui.ien..1s_
g sued at Bu°ckin.gha.m Palace this af
Psercsses -and tlistiniglliiiheil Per' ln the greatest hockey battle cv- ° ° ' ternoon on the condlililon of Kring
S008 D|‘99°“'f- Wh” Hemmll AB' er witnessed in tho Tioston Arona.     Gporge' wha ‘was\fAavi:lr(lnsllilc¢:i>(idt(;a\i:l
‘\“*°h' 'G""°“‘t B"“’“i“'s “med n'b°m]'the Bruins forced the llnmilton _.___ suffering from a e attack o_._)m___
Londo-r. was formally introduced c >ionshl hock INLNG N Y Ftb 17 -- PUB M0-1950! |1110 “U
'rl s to play “-lnmll l‘ ` ' 033" ' - ~~ ‘ ' ` '
i0¢l0Y with plU!\"`“q“° cominwny eygiailiroughout the thrco periods in Wi-l-hem S. Ford. sentonrrd to be Wilma- due f° l“m“°“’°- Despite 'I
win san For _
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th last the Hrluns not
withstanding. n Sf"
  1 minutes from the  
the work e even
face»ofl’
-as Emil 'ot Oxiford and'ABQll . order to annex n 2 to 1 w|,,_ 0xeC,,¢ed_ on Mmm, 19th, on n resitless night it added his sellefll
` - di . '
i _ ` The first period went scoreless; chnrgo of murder and srson,t‘l1;nz- °°“d"'l°“ W" “us” my _ _ ,r0R0N_.I.0_ Fen 18__MnmhS£,_ _
the second "Hams" °"“‘““‘1 tw‘°°' 0" himself t°'”i5m in his a 'ng A h t W'11 moderate south-westerly win s "Hops River Dramatic Club
while in o . ____e‘ ___________B‘ ___;_____ but _usd soon __m_____w_&__d___ m ers ` l fair and somewhat colder. will stage their play, “Down fn
Sing Ford was alive when cut
bio -work. to -have a oapaible repres-
enitatlvo constantly on the 't-rains
Brom Vane(-lboro -to Boston, and
‘when-occa-sion requires .it to accom-
imny the ,tourists to the Car-ferry,
HWY 'for Rho moniths of June and
:lu-ly, having lots- of literature seltt~
UIZ forth -the claims of our beauti-
flll lBli1‘ml. with its. many .s-eaisltle
hotels and homes that are open to
accommodate tourislts, givin-g -loca-
alon and how -to get -there, together
with rates- -and loo mine to answer
the many questions ilhnit .would the
asked.
New -I grant mis win be no easy
matder and will :require one of 'che
Hl1"J‘D22S't young 'men to be found;
he must knofw the lsiiapd miriy WM;
and have knowledge of its history,
11011 my his liiieaslng -manner and ad
dress the sible to approach the very
best class of people, and .wihile -anx-
ious to -forward the claims of the
Province, unust exercise igood jp-gg.
men-t in -not overstepping the mn.;-1¢_
Deposito-rs Will
Be Compensated
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. Feb- 17- Premier
Ki-ng announced in Commons this
afternoon that the Government
had decided to introduce th-is siss-
8-LOH il' flll:‘l1BlLl"9 il`GCOKfllZlTl‘_l£ llll!
"moral claim tn' equity for com-
pen-satlon" of the depositors of
the Home Bank which failed in
1923. He d‘id.not sny w-hat ex-
non-t compensation would be paid.
‘Berlin Goes
Pleasure Mad
BERLIN. Feb. 17-Berlin is
whirl-ing -lihrough -the maddest
social season lin- lhs brilliant his-
tory. Public balls occur every
night and thousands attend and
pay from $5 to 810 for 11 -ticket.
-Champagne which could be had
for the equivalent of 2 cents in
1022. now sells for from $5 to
$15 s quart and thousundos of
qua-rts are consumed by the
dancers-
Effori: To Have ,
' _Williams Hung ~
i At .Dorchester
, ___
F-REIDERBCTON, N. B.. Feb. 17
-in an effort to have Hurry B.
Williams, condemned -to be .hung-
ed here on April 23rd for the inur-
der of -his half nieces ot Foster-
vlile, :executed at the Mutrintimc
Penitentiary at Dorchester. in-
stead of at the Counlty Jail hero,
petitions are to be clrculntwd for
public sigln-ature asking the Min-
ister of Justice to have the Dmnin-
ion low cha ed so thu-t execution
of all murdzger-s will -take pluoe
ut the con-trol penltentiariee in-
stead of at t-he county jails.
Wins Special
Miss lieapiz were uigain fpiresclit and
were 'all going merrily alicoll and
recciv-ed itreiucndous patronage.
and ni-ode a gireait hilt iwith.it, Mr,
Mackie is one of the ‘most versatile
‘lol.'t0'town and he has made iipanvy
'urlendis here. -Al`bcrt Binns gave
wondenful -creation of block palm
velvo: 'with a corsage of<On-rnstions,
pink and lwhitc
in the Pofpulinrlty Contest was an-
Miui; Helen 'Power who is well in
advance of -the other ‘young ladies.
On 'f‘.hurB<iay evening at 10 n’clock
another prize will be rewarded -to
the young lady -who poll.-1 the most
Interest in the contest .is increasing
and the youirg ladies are all -work-
ing very hard to win.
’T.he -drn|\ving` for the door prize
-was done und after ttwo dfraiws the
holder of lthe lucky numfber was
found no .be 'Miss -Doris Mulnnis, 68
(‘.heL'>tuut <Strce"t. Tomorrow llmfpp.
sor H-amii-tion :will make his 'blind-
fold drilve around the city and will
return to the Market House where
he will -looaite an article -which will
-be hidden by a ‘special commitltee
M iss
M iss
Miles
Miss
Helen -Molsnku: ._-1.750
Jenn Grunt ......-1,500
Doilly Benoit .....,2,875
Mmry Stewart ....1,625
Ml.-ie. Zena Hogan . . . .. 500
-Wnrtch itlie voiies roll ln! R
$1,123,729 For
Postal Salaries
OTTAWA, Fab. lT-The H011/-io
of Commons this aflernuou passed
a vote of $1,123.720 for postal sai-
aries.
*ly->i-_
The Weather, Etc.
This Feucow
Si-\oAi_s.,Tr\eT
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Deeerimo Ascot-
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. -'* ‘ M-HERST Feb. 17.-Amherst . ‘
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Gov. and Miss Heartz Churchill Expects to
again Present--Booths Collect $500,000,000
Well Patronized-- Re- From Italy
suits of Popularity . '_ .
Contest to'D.ate Given FREN(“H_`.F_ALLA(“Y
-- Miss Helen. Power British Debt t.. U S,
Absolute _ To Ask
Prize . Debtors For $200,-
Attcndance nit the indoor Circus 
-last evening -was even burger :han _¥
the previous niglrt's. His Honor 'I,()Nll()N, Feb. 17.-Although
Lieutenant Governor licartz and Cluiricrllur oi the ltlxrzlicquor Churc-
hlll's debt note to l~‘r:|m-.» mention-
gpeut several ,hours a/mon-gsit t-he wt- cd no figure, .bint only principles,
tractions. l)ixon's Orcliestra was on -tho .-li.-»ury it is up to France as
present and di-s.coursc'd .sumo splcn- lhn di bio-r io -make the first de-
dkl musiic during intervals. The at- iilnilc r;»i`-icr_thc lirlti.-ih treasury has
trac-tions. sideshows and clown acts cii~,z\rly in mind sunis- France and
italy are i-xpvi:.c4l do lpay.
-in i'a ris rippai cntly inspirecl state
The free acts. clowns, demoushru-_ments have uppenrctl thait tho Bri-
tlonn -were opicndi-diy ‘received und_tIi.»'l1 d-i-iuanrl on France on=ly a-
-were loud-ly a.pplaudc.d. Professor mounts tio £i1il,000.000.
Hamilton performed by placing -al Bu. (‘-hurcliil-l expects .to collect
piece of t,\v.lne in his mouth andifrom l~‘r:1nce saints amounting .st
drarwing it -througih .his nostrill, zt!|vl‘esi~iil:»r|1ly \'1\|Uu IU -13300-000-000.
feat w.hich won the hearty nppiau-scifroni Italy .ii 100,000,000, and from
of all present, Charlie Mackie, the,'iho snrul-le-r lielnlors ibctween £10,-
ciever -olow-n, sang a s~plendid son'g`000.000 onli 5350.000-000.
fAithou-g‘h the 'italian debt -to
Great Britain is more ithan three-
vsomsdians ever 'to comp to Chnr-lqixziirtors of the l<`rt»ncli debit. -the
Lalinuo are only to be asikcd tu pay
it third as much s-inc: -the figure in
some clcvc-r ionppnmnnrtlonis- of i.pe_._o bo rims,-ist-il on rrl-ative wealth
female Of U19 Si1€¢“l0s and wore a and -tax-paying cnpnci-ty,
'l`hc liziiizlns are hold -by ‘British
o'¢peri.‘-i lo die -so much more heav-
il ‘rixiil than rhc Ficnch in ro
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The standing of the ¢0n,1@gitap-pg.pnrtio-ii- -to ~t-hi-i-r 'total we-sith, ‘that
a t‘h-lrd of the -French payment is n
nounced last evening for the first fair asscssnwnit. Ancu-her factor is
-time and a. spcciail prize for lube]-tile fact tha. United -States iflnan-
most vote.; Ito date wap n_w;\p.}@¢| cial lxperis have czolculiuted I-tulian
nation-'.\.l income -an $4.~i00,000.000
und the French ut $7,000,000,000, the
ldrench nutluua-l wc'al.h nt $58,000.-
000,000 und the .Italian a.-t $21,250,-
000,Uii0. -
V0 SS from las-t night to that time -_i~-----~a-
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Will -Remain
Cn The Stage
'Ollil(`.=A(l-0, Feb. 17.-Beatrice Lil-
lie, -the fianailimi Igirl. who is aip-
pcari-ng here in n revue, and wiho
yesterday .became Lady -Peel,
through the dcnitli of her faithor-in
T) i ' law, Sir -Rlzllxert Peel, -will not -re
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ML , H 1, P  a lou 'ui me wi u -
gb 6 Q n ower 'S000 v°,t,°s llcrnis of a contract :to a lea-r i
pi u .
frcvuc open*-ng next ‘Seiptenrber ill
New York, but willl return to Eng-
luud early next month to rejoin her
liirsjli-anti. o‘ow in Ausrtrulia.
gigeiire M0- “ff~'-'~ Nr- » 3’1'i`é_U11der Secretary of
State To Retire
(Special to The Guardian)
0T'l’AWA, Ont., Feb, 17.-.Provis
lou in the main estimates of a gru-
tuity of a ycar's salary of eight
thousand dollars lo Sir Joseph
l*oph, Under Secretary of State
t'or external affairs in addition to
u s‘.|pcr-unnuation of $5,600, fore-
shadows tho retirement in the
very near l'utu1'e of this official
for forty nine years in the public
service. ills successor will be Dr.
(). li, Skelton, forme- Professor of
Political Science ui Queens Unl~
versity and for the post your Coull
scllor of the External Affairs De-
partment,--Note~Slr Joseph Pops
is n. native of this city,
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Rate|-2c. per word each Insertion.
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"Tho Annual Banquet of the
Marshfield Farmers institute will
lm held in the Hall on Wednesday,
Pei), 18th. If not fine, hire f0l-ldwlng
fine night.-460-2-16-31
"fiance in C- M. B. At Hall.
_ V-ernon River on Friday evening
20th. linst Ladies please 'bring
'hnskrts Adnvssion 50 team By
order of Oom. 401-2-ll-31.
Maximum and Minimum tempevrn- Mui-ne" in New Glasgow Hall ont
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Thursday, Feb. 19th and if not
line. on Friday evening. 476-MC-If
"Coming to Breadalbane. Wed*
mrs.. Arrival or Kitty," by the line-1
lown Dramatic players. good lldor-
nct spools.-liities.-457-2-16-31
ngat a "The annual meeting of the
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