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Some of the most. atrocious lm liél / ff/ /» ”’ I \w` `\\\\ 'ax , "_ e mm
have Mm Iceman' to the hw  //__       \i-*‘ l‘l ight. l man with the 18
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Annual Bnbafri lions llslivnrod 3.1.00
Morning Gulrdlnn, Fonllllld
ily mul, trariiiifii uiiii ii. iii. li. ;4.i-,lg _ _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CAIQADA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1927 oliiniotistiiwii niimilnii 'rwo ew
I `_ “'
cuillllllilllllllis lllllli I
liil. BY NEW C CUBAN IARIFF
under The New i§§£'ii`13i7iiviaed For 4 in The
Arrangement Just Made, Canadian Pot-‘
. atoes, Except Seed,_ Pay $2 Per 220
Lbs., From Dec. 31 To May31. _ _ _
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orrawa. Nav. 28- -By virtue into ilioz. 'riie terms or this treaty,
of the new trade arrangement provide that the United States
which has been entered into be' shall receive a reduction, specifi-
tweeii Ciiniitiil illiii Ciihil. the Di-till* eil differently- -:nr different come
2|-'f-llé'
gi
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If-'<1
jg QFD
'l-.-i
i""'i=*i
Q|1|'*"'|"'|""I
Big Buildings Col-
i lapsed, and M-any
Houses Were Swept
Away--Feared That
ALGIERS, Nov. 28. -Hundreds of
crsuns are te cited to have
<liielii>n.~i from the maximum ratellmy other c0“m,.y_
now lil effect on imports enteriim Canada exports wlirut flour to
llii- relili-hii"- |Cllha, and on this commodity tho
lnloii secures very linvreeiebie re- modltleii. below the rates given io_
'i‘ii~-ye iii. however. iiiiic Chilhiie rate remailiii'liliciiuugcd at $l.!llii
in the rates oil which a number of_p9r 200 pounds while the United
articles of Canadian exlwrt l\|1\'~2| States pays 01 cents. Again on lm~
i0 021'. i'i`0!ii ihe Diii Clihhh filiii-3- ports of Canadian codfiah, herring
and on one of the most impol-tliut.‘np¢| mack,"-e|_ th...-9 18 no change
nanicli’ li0l&i00fl. the tariff agaii1n‘i1_ in t.lic rate. The rate -against Cam
the Fanaillan Di`°d‘i‘3i~ \lii\if‘i‘ ti\C‘~udlan herring rt-nililiis nt $1.30 per
iii-w arrangement is increased. |220 pounds, as ifonipared with the
l7iilii!i"iii0 Uiii Ciihiiil iilfifi. Ciii‘~', Ullitod States EI7 1-2 colits, on coil-
iiillaii lioliitoes liniil aiu roto of 65 llsli the saiiiv, aiiil on iiiackl-i-ol.
l-tilts. l'or ovary 200 pounds outer- lp., lellnlllllm, ,-ml mu,|_ My $2"-,,,
lag thc rcpirlilic. Tho United Staten pol- 220 poiinils as eoinparell witli
paid 52 cents. Under the new rate- lilo llnitell States' $1.05. `
provilled for ill the ai‘rii¥i§0TDiiii'-! On i-tiiilied salmon, the vaio ag-
illflt inlllifi- Caiialiinii lwiatees eni|iilnsi. ilin ooiiilillaii iii-odiinl. in sl
in liriren for Meri. enter <‘-nba freer pei- 220 poiiiidn as <-uni-nariiil will.
Canadian potatoes imported iiiioi the old rate of $0.110 and it llnitiill
Clihil i0i” Oihhi' l>iii'ii0ii8H from DBl.~ States ralo of $5.25. The maximum
ii0 MW 31 liiiy $2 Wi' 200 iJ0iiii‘|ii= Cuban rate on ciuiiied salmon, .is
and llloi-ie imported from June 1 to ill the casa ot’ other fish, is llolllile
Nov. Iii) $1 Der '200 liounda. liniteti the rate paill hy Cailalliali i»xporl~
States liotutnes imported from Dec. ers. 'filo new rate against Canad-
1 to May 31 pay_ $1.60 per 200 ian butter ex-ported to Cuba is $12
poiinds, and from Julie. 1 to Nov. per 220 pounds as compared with
3"- ii" ““"i»"- tqi:c_old rate ai $9.10. The United
. .a os rate `. _ _ 1 -i
U. S. GIVEN PREFERENCE cheese undl-.r iii; $ii;ew0 riitzmihlllihiitl
Day $10 per 220 pounds under the
'l`li~ United States enjoys a pre-fpew lm-nngemem M, comwmd
tr.-relive in the Cuban market und-` with $6.50 under. lhe 01.1 mm, and
tri' lilo t@l"mii of a treaty entered a linflell Status rate of $6.
Social Season __ Cabinet Settling _ _
0110118 Thursday . Down To Work
lbuildings to collapse in ii 100-milc
‘area just cast of Oran.
D ` P '
drowned in a widespread flood that
swept away houses and caused big
i
. Rain fell in torrents for 40 hours.
deluging an area 50 miles wide from
Orleansville to Perregaux and
northward to the Mediterranean
Sea. Thirty-seven bodies have al-
ready been recovered. While all
those known to have been drowned
were natives. it is lcarcd many for-
eigners also lost their lives as the
foreign quarters of thc cities in
thc patch of the flood were badly
hit.
The worst damage was at Most-
aganem, where thc city liall.col-
lapsed. Eight bridges in thc vic-
inity urctglid to have been carried
away an the homes. barns. and
livestock of i`urlllol's were dcstl'0yl‘ti.
Rescue Crews Sent
Rescue crews and troops have
been dispatched to thc flooded area,
but as all railroads and other means
of communication are wiped out
littue can be done at present. Heavy
istorms are reported elsewhere as
far as Tunis, where highways were
obliterated.
At Perregaux a dam one-third of
a mile long broke under the sudden
strain of the rushing waters and re-
leased millions of tons of water.
The population of the city had
sources of warning from the pend-
ing break and it is believed cvery-
one escaped to the hills. Passeng-
ers of an Oran-Algiers train that
has been marooned near Perl-egaux
(Special to the Guardian) | (¢a,,.¢;,,, pw,"
WASIMNGTON- NUV- 5-'8~ ”* OTTAWA. Nov, 28, '_ Airnzllly
Wisiiii\s\ol1'll official “Oriel Seam" llie iuliliiot is settling down to the
formally opens next Thurbtllt' 0V- liievitiriile work preliminary lo tili-
"“i"g when Preiideiii iliid Mi`S» session ot' prlrlllilnelit. Cabinet
Ceniidse sive the first of their meetings will be lield llii-oe iliiitiii
slate functions, the dinner in limi.. wt-.ek from now on and the wlliil.-.
"iihih°i- The Viiiii Oi ViS00\ll\t Wil-Ilegisliitive pi-olrraliiliunwill be iiii-
lllilfilon, (ioverlior-(leneirul of Cali- tier review. The 'l‘reasill‘y lioard.
“iiiii iiiiii Viiiifhiihihiii Wiiiiiiirfioli |wliieli ls it sliii-oiiiiliiilttt-ii ol' tiiii
will ho the incentive fora numb”i' raliiiiel, which \voi-its iii colij\iiii:'»
ol' irolorflll and notable affairs in|lou with senior oft`ii~lals of tho
tho capital. They will be ill Wasil-lfllvil Sei-vice will be liiisy duriii:1
iill:t0ii Dfiffember 0 linll 7, and will the nexl. two niullllis over tho do
i-all upon the ilrcsldonl nlid i\ir~i.iliarlni»>nial i-slliniitl-s.
i7<K\iitil:.o iniirkiilg the first time ai . .______,,._. ...__
titular ruler of lt llritish Dominion ' ;
have sent ai messenger in with word
that they are without food.
Aeroplane squadrons have bccn
ordered' to carry food tothe mar~
ocncd refugees and survey the
stricken district. much of which
cannot be reached by land. It if
estimated that 100 perished at Most-
Iaganem, where the whole town is
.under watier.
Fifty houses fell in ruins at Perc-
gaux, while in a number of other
towns the casualties will probably
run into thc'hundreds.
Accurate estimates are difficult
as most places arc cut off from coni-
munication and many of the deaf’
have been carried a considerablf
luis vi.-lili-ll the While lloliso, and  S  -
as ii party will be ut ii dinner i - ` -
distance from their homes.
._. 7.--<03 ------ -~ -
iiiiiiiiiz their silly ln Wasliiliglon  
i_hi‘i/ will he lilo giielits of the .\iill-
lsll-i' .ind Mrs. Vilicfilit Mil.-liitiy, and
will figure ill a litlnllwi- ol' enlp,-_
lliiiiinents there, one of which will
lui it reception on Doc, 7. 'Fllere lint.
h"'-ti a hone in the cap-
ital social circled. that Vis-
ciuiiil Willingllon ' would re.
nlain lil Washington to attend
the l'resident's auilual illplfilnaliv
""""i"i°ii D00- 3. far wlilcli invita-
;ioi_is_wero lssuoll aevcral'duys am.
__ut il is believed there will li-i
Hilo rllalloe of In extension of
this visit,
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Dunning Does Not
Believe Report
_ (Oln|E:\_Preu)
il'l"l`AWA. Nov. 28, -- “lt is
fir#-‘s lo me. and I do not heliovo
(Cana-di;n__Preiis)
i l<‘lll<}l)lCltl(‘TON. N. li., Nov. ZS.
`-At llalley, Suliliury County, -i
coroliel°'s jlli'y this nfierilooil view-
ed the exliunietl rvnlains nl’ Mrs.
I;|`.=;,.:l?,s1,g|(;§§1,Qr$;§,, nfntkg' w]lmT;'Rolileali of Qilcllvr will lit- nl'ill-‘
. . no cus ol l ‘ » _ ‘ ~
yfiplfi,-(lay Ulm,-g...l Wm, ,,u",,|nRIli (.‘nl'liillal ul lilo colil4islol'y on
his wife's il<-illli. Tile vital orglilrl D""‘*ii‘i’i“' 19- ii “'"’* l"’“"""‘l “"|”3'
of the druid wonlaii are lieiill; ox- ` ' ' ’
lilnlillid ly Ill: ll. I.. Alilulilll-ioli.
l\’rovillci:ll Anaylst at Saint ..iollu.   ,
.li‘s. iilillks diotl soniotimli nl:o nfl-
ei' taking sails which hull iiveli pro _   
pared- by her lillsllliliil, at-voiwiinl; lla _-_ »
oviilelwo lzivvli :it lilo linli-_ . WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.- The
statue of Frederick thc Great o.
'** ‘ Germany which prior to thc en-
trance of the United States into tht
° Great War occupied a place in fron
   _ of the Army War College here was
ner la e
_ -_ Placed At Five ‘°‘i“°{.ii‘€”'.‘§Z°i§ ifi’..i.”f..'$’$"wiii§’.i.f.".i
Archbishop To Bc _
Made A Cardinal
(Special to the Guardian)
ILOME. Nov. 28. ~- Archiilsllop
iii" renoi-l." so iitiited lloii.\c.A.| L-
di P
Germany to the United Stat/cs dllr-
ing the Administration of Presiden
('_’_‘"iiiiilir, Minister of Railways and
‘"‘“|’i iiiliililit. in respect lo lilo
'|°""“_"'h lilihlislleti in New York to
iii" ¢‘iil:cl that Sir Henry Tliornioll
;'_"“|‘| fhiiigi as President of tho
___\_:itliiinn ational Railways and
_____<_.wii poiiltlnn with thc Mexican
___' __ tilts. Sir llonry in in Mexico
______ n_advisorY Ciilleciiy to the Mexi-
n&_hl;0vernment on the Mexican
_ HY situation.
»»  tem”
Condensed Specials
HATE.-tc. per word. not
each insertion ln this column.
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‘l-iilussomi ilausliols Mann
fresh every day. ' Balgders, New-
.S°me ei co., mime uudiii¢. tx
°_v¢nuonAi. mp sooigrv
.iirivato Chi-iltmai cards printed
i° order. Cali ,at Guardian Job
(Cana an reiie) ' _
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_’l`lil\ hood oflii.i\ ol lilo Call:iilllli1_c0"eKe_ Many mqumes made 0
'Pal-iflc Railway here has not lil~o,lliSecre'_m_y of Wm, Davis ,.,._Bm.dm
iliotlfli-tl of the flliilinl: of lilly ull- the bronze smme Caused the WB
llltlonal iloilii-a or of furtlior deatlls D.:f,m~l,»n¢m to take steps to ,-cm.
as a result of tho wrlivkliig of tin- state “_
Molliroul (‘lll<-ago Expl-css and tt ---~<-Q>-~--
freight traiirat lioiiki-rlll Siiiilll: - °
ycilteriiiiy. Aceorilllilr lo ir stair-   
ment from the company‘s offices
tonight the ileull lium‘ber five.  P6 1 
“information gathered at heali-
fliiarters or tlin i‘.i1nadian Pacific . It
ilaiiwayi-i show that thorn in no def- Them Wm be on display uns a .
initc evidence of any further tloatlis emmm at W' Chester S' Mcmne
office, 146 Kent Bt., a collection o
beyond that of the flvc sliecifletl ill |25 “Iver fox' pam from me vim.
_:g:'l°;'_‘_':’l'_:‘;‘,,";‘l“'°‘| 0ns_:"‘_:|"y ’:i5i'itland‘Unionvale rtnches of the Mc
' “` ‘" ' ii Y “it” Lure and MacKinnon Silver Fo'
m‘_’_"‘ ""i“i"~ Farms. Ltd. These polls are main
it ls ilndcriitond that llio most ly from pop; that wel-¢ ¢0n5l¢lel-ef
of the slightly injured have return- not good enough to use as breeder:
ed homo or arc proccuililg to des- when mating up last, fall and ther
tiiialioiis. Others. more serioiiiily ia- are some adults in the number. , I
iureil, are progressing favorably." is a pretty fair colleazlon and wil
show that it' yl to ld pups ove
°°" " for peltlng neat] the fall of thel
Priiltqry.
`* 
'Aairiarle i.l1"rlii i-mins Ann
loiterl for lilo during Christ-
inln season on hand a* Guardian
~_-i°h Priatlry.
, __
@1001 warn- noon msvtioriis
mn” .far was too ici- silo:
Immigration Order
Held Legal
tCanadlan Press)
DETROIT, Mich., Nov. 28. -The
lc al ty of an immigration order
55°' Mg _ _ me.-e an wma putty cholm 5 cl lent in liio United Slntcs $7.000 in
‘ul "*”-    m¢mi- W9" Dfifed by Mr- 002:10' Tiiyiliellt of claims llllowoll U, S.  
N0- Giildhn Priiiibry- if Iii! lfld Mexico from crossing the Lund and the Unionvale by Mr ltizenu ngalnst.lvnn.l.ln, The li ____ /
3°* , ibtirders daily 'to and from woi-lr, was James Maund. The cleaning of th aai-lmont of .liisiicu will distribute PINE BLUFF, Ark.. Nov. 28, _
- “WING Ol' lvl!!-upheld today by Judge Charles C. Deli! Wll lime hi! Mr- Lund wh _ ie money for the Canadian clriim.Locklna a town marshal in a box
Wuiiiiiciti, cheaply and cxpeiil- simmons. in led...-nl court. The worked all %t 'night plittinu iinls iinmi-illiilely ilio oiiiinis nn- eiii-. live men robbed the Bank oi-
miiii mica.  can- decision was given ln ii suit brought thrvulrii tile- 1 “polls in fourteen iioiileil ii-pin, the ii-nr or isle. Reardon. in ciiachlta Countv. early
- "ai W7. U3. bil .ilylo aliens. h°ii\’l- ‘ ‘ __ _,_ __ today of $80,000 and escaped.
year-old form. In almost ever
case the peltl hlve improved con
isiderably. The colt of holding their
over is computed at about $18 pe
fox. The shipment will be boxe'
today at 5 o‘oiock and forwarded t'
the Hudson lay Oo., London. to b'
sold in their Janulsy auction sale
The Vimy fox pe amongwhlcr
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all i.iiis~o.< in ilnglimd '
l'@embled on November llt
tribute to Bi'it.l\in‘s heroes onthe Great War. Above is the scene of
' London. where is located thiimp oslng cenotnph to the cmplre‘s mllil
h. the ninth anniversary of the arinistice, ,to pay
that memorable day in Whitehall,
on war dead.
  iif
NITE
Constitution Presegiffs
MTM
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l"'i-I-_
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Looking Forward '
» To Visit From
Prince Of Wales
(Special to the Guardian)
DliliI.liN, Nov. 28. -- The pcopio
oi' lreliilid are lookinl; l'orwal‘d til
tho visit of lilo l’i'ilii‘e ol' Wales.
'who is l.~,'i>liil.'. to lielfast to open tllu
|lle\v p.irli;iiiioiit lloui-ie. No date has
been fixed for the opening, Manv
iii liiiliiiil express llie iiopv that
Sel'i0\.lS  ifit the i’rliii~o ot' vviiles may iictliiui
the Way of a Treaty,
Says Coolidge.
Wl\SliiN(l'l`0N, Nov, 1:15. ---Ante
ions iii tiisrliss wltli wtirld powers
l>l'opos:ils for lilo outluwiills’ (ti
war. l'i~i»sidi~ii1 tioolidlzo fools. nov-
.irtilvli-ss_ lliui. lllv consliitutiun ct'
lli~ l'iiili-il Stall-sl pi'uscnln ii seri-
fiu-_< <iit`t'ii-lilly in the way of 1|. liinil-
illp; ll'l‘llly.
ll was i'el-nllcil yt\stri'llny ai liil’
Whitt- llousv lililt lilo i-ollstilllliiiil
pllii-os willi (‘oiigress the lespollsi-
bility of iir<~larllll; wlir. Mr. (Tuol-
ltigi- lielioviis (Iiilll:l‘es¢~; cillluot.
fili‘l'l\l'il|'l\. iiii lll\lil‘ivi~d of this pow-1
er ily any li-only hill he docs lioii
think ii lriilty i-xprossllig ti rilirizil'-;
'itioii of piiilry is_ liossllile. 5
'l`lii» pl-iislili-lil iiltiiltlitiid ii ilvsiroi
lo i-iil;iig'l- iii i~oiiversatiolis iilioiill
ilu-ii ti-i-:nit-s, iii-ileving ciilisider~.
ililv good woulil. some frolil i-on~_
ceiitriiliiiii on llio sulijeci. ;
llolvl-vi-r, iii- does not soo lilc_
way i~li-ni' for ii general collt`i~l‘olit-.i-]
of the lliitlolili lin lilo slihjovl of
iutlnwllig wlir, it' iretlt,it=s are io
do llulrollalt-ll ii* lili_llks |ll'rl',
-should iw iiiailo si-p;irall‘ly iii-lweell
govi-l'linii-ills, 1
lil this i»oiini-i~lion. Sollalor lion,
iii. i‘ll:til'lrlnn of ill-~ Sviititi- rolii~
:ions i-omnlltlec, lolliiy ailvoeutt-,tl
hal thi: prllil-lplo nl' lilo priip0so'i
.realy to outlaw' wur lietwoell
n`i'nlli'i~ itllil this country lio i-xllili'l-
'tl to liogiitiuiioll with ull iilli~‘.r
oadiiig world powers iii<~lllilln'.:
irvzit liriliiill. lliily. .izipail and
iorlllaliy. 'l‘liere are iliilicliiioiia
hill ii lroiiiral i~olifi~i'olli~i~./of these
ations iiii iliis sillijeci. wiilllil ini
eeiirl-il by siilllii <'lilll;l'l‘.sslli!i:ii
ealli-rs. .
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Mayor Of Vienna '
_ Missed By Bullet
vll~:N.\'.\, .\'o\-_ es. - .iii iiiisiirf
-essful allelnlii. to assaasllluic Dr.
iellz. mayor of Vienna, was made
vc¢rtvi'liay. `
Ilr. Snitz, who has long plliyclln
il-onillil-ut pni'l in /\\iisirlan singers
4 the ’l`l'l~nty of l‘once with the Al~
'cli powers ill llliii, was shot at d-i
-.c was leaving all auditorium near
ho Norihwt-stern Railway stlrtlon.
The bullet, niissed tlle"ll\ayor and
ho was not llllrt. Tho assailant
vlio used a riivolvcr, was arrestvil.
$200,000 Received i
From U. S. Govtw
()'l‘TAWA, Out., Nor, 23, - Tho
ieliartmt-ul of l-External Affairs
las ret-eivt'tl over $200,000 frolll
lli- lillitoil States (loverllmont lu
iB.\’ll\<‘nt of claims awarded to
'lmlatllans by lilo plwllniary -lri»
'ninnl and in rciilrn (‘aniidii has
`to Elii-lltilui vlu Southern Irelallihi
i»il.iipliiilg off licro for li. few llays.
lllililillg. While it is known thot'
l`lii- l’i‘ilii-»~ of Wales. is anxious to
avoid it stale visit at this tilnc, i:
is said that lie would welcome :ini
oliportilllity to i-mile to Iililillli.
The l'.`ovei'nineiit. however, ie un-
Wiiiilili lo invlle lliti i’rl`licl\ llur".|
slim- the gunliieli who killed Kevin
0'ilizi<iiis are still ni large and r.
proliablc attempt oli this l’riiii~i-’si
`lii`i~ is fifal-ell.
i _
*“**-*if-é --»~_. _., _
Meeting Of Childrens!
Aid Society
A well attended public meeting ol
the Childrens' Aid Society was held'
in ihi? City Council Chamber lasti
night with _I-Ion. Dr. MacMillan.
president of the society in the
clinir. The following officers were
appointed:
President, Dr. MacMillan.
Vice Presidents, Rev. Mgr. Mac-
Donald, Riev. Ross C. Eaton.
Holi. Solicitor, Mr. Donald Mc-
Kinnon.
Hou. 'treasurer-Major McNiitt. ,
Hon. Secretary-W. L. Cotton. |
Directors-Rev. Il. D. Raymond..
Rev. Frs. Mnclntyrc. Walsh audi
MacMahon. and Rev. W. Bruce;
Muir, Rev. Dr. Ramsay, Rev. Canon_
Malone. Rev. Scott Fulton. His'
Worship the Mayor, Coun. Moran,'
Ex-Mayor McKenna, Prof. Blanch-
ard. Mrs. Ledbvell, Mrs. McCrcad_v,
Mrs. S. R.. Jenkins, Mrs. Bcairsto,
Mrs. Murphy. Mrs. Casey. Mrs. Hen-
derson. Mrs. McIntyre, Mrs. Cotton,
Mrs. W. S. Stewart. Mrs. Tralnor.
Mrs. A. Henry, Mrs. Aiiiy Earle.
The meeting was addressed by thc
President, by Dr. Ramsay. Rev. W.
Bruce Muir, Rev. Mgr. McDonald.
Mr. Lloyd Shaw. Mrs. Maclntyre.
Mrs. Murphy, Councillors Foster and
Moran. Mr. Henry Smith, Mr. Rou-
ben McDonald.
Elle following resolution was pas-
SC I -
Moved by Mrs. W. L. Cotton and
seconded by Mrs. M. M. Murphy:
“Resolved that thc board of man-`
agement of this society be requested,
by those present at this annual meet-l
ing to press upon the attention of
the Provincial Legislature and Gov--
emment and the City Council of]
Charlottetown the rights' of tlic|
children of the province and the*
desirability of providing means by
I MONTREAL, Qlle., NOV. ali.
which negimied “nd d°““‘i“°“t Concluding that there have been
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Late Premier of Ru-
mania Was Buried
With Simple But
Impressive (`er c-~
mony.
FLORICA. Romania, Nov. 28.
Six huge white oxen led by fifty
priests in medieval robes yesterday
bore the body of Ionel Bratlanu
from the funeral train to its las:
I mv A I W _ ' ' ' U "7 '»\\  _////.,/1,1/» __ MAXIMS H
.MERGHANT   `  I    A °  i my or A I
_ ' Z1. >”" / / /lff _ _ _ . ' '~ * / _
'“°"u““ "°' °°mmm°d by "uh   ~   , '  5 \ gg? hour Amr.. “aids to unlolliu hill
. _ '_ _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ I ‘_ home. _
i i ' °" " Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew ' ' uhh  _ _ __
__ . . ..-sau
‘Urges Duty Be _
Increased Oli
_ Can. Import
(Special to the Guardian) .
\VA.SillN(l'l`ON- ii. (‘., Nuv, 15.‘~I. _.
-The United States tariff eolli- -
mission was urged lotlay hy Seli-
alor (‘apper, Ropllhlionil, ol' Kun-
siia to llii~reiisv the ditty on Car-' _ _*_*
adlnil llllpol-ts. “l’l'e.=lr~nt dlitirll are  ls Not  
alisolillely lliallel|ilute," (‘.liplier‘
vroli- to the vonllriissioil, “to glvo Any Further 
tho lii°ollllifel~s of lilo United States -
proper protection. You will flnd‘ii  I b e Taken
iioitiiy iilisl-lease ill meats and llvii ' '
lililnliis. lsil'l it possible in this Agalnst Her  the
hiiiiii lil‘<iii~l‘lion <‘ollliti'y, lo give this Canadian Customs,
.'i;irnlers iimiplo consideration, when __
lt, iiolnes to prulciztilig them from
. , - , ~ ., (Canadian Press)
.litap toloigll labor? _ I NEW YORK Nm,_ 28_ __R__ o_
lDllrant's yacht. Vidar. which out-
' ln lied C nadian government boats
  igekhig a servo ti. writ of attach
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ment., was riding at anchor today
,   Hurt off City Island. She had arrived
--€- quietly during the night under oov-
l(‘,ann|-llim P1159) er of fog. A representative of Mr.
LEICEBTER, Eng_, Nm/_ 23, _'php Durant said that only the crew were
Prinue of Wales was thrown today aboard when the yacht arrived.
vhlle hnntlng with me Quo,-nl It was not thought likely that
‘iounds at Wldlnerpool. Howes not.CUSi0m5 Ummais W°“ld sei” me
hurt. :vessel because she sailed from a.
_~-.<¢.,.4_-._._ ‘Canadian port without clearance
papers The Canadian National
Will Run Ships As gettin".-S ;>__»i_»¢ii_»p__<i giggritlggtipmna-§»§
men rifle ‘ fl _
‘  . ft~ :h lad crashed into and
   igariilngede Bllacifs Bridge in Mont-
Holds G 0 O dlreal. In her flight to sea to avoid
. lservice oflthg writ t_h;rci3>_t;_U\w¥§;
--- fused to an e rv .
(Canadian Press) 'leaped over and was Piilked “P hi'
MONTREAL, Nov. L58, - Lnkelone of the pursuing government ves-
shlpplng interests in Montreal. <01*
imong them the (ianlidiall Sloan;-i 0T'1_`AWA_. Oni... Nov. 28. -dum
'ihili iiiiieri. today denied a rcli.'il't i-he V_‘d°r is n_°w outikog  mv
from liuflalo that Lake ships; iufisdlimonr if” is not lmiy aa amgt
would cease operations after Noi'-further steps Wm be enwrgs an
Glllilvr fiiii duo to the owners fear-iher by th” cTnaJ&m “argent pm.
'ng linolllei' freeze-iii as lialipellf~il"~h" Cham? of siaouldg She retum w
lust lh~emlwi~ :it this Soo t‘anal. per °1e“m‘mev'Vaml.S however mg
"We will rlili our ships as lend Gamma" ld sm] Qumd '
as lilo wratlier hollis good and .is chnrgelou '
i0i1i! as t" " is griiili to carry." . -
salil ull oi...~i.ll of lil f‘allad!i 
Steanisliip Lilies, lodily.“  ,
“'i`lii~ i-.\l>»~i'il;llec we hal l 't .
yea_i_ docs not deter us iiec(iiust-   
rea zo that a thing like that may _
not lialipeii again for another fifty - 
yous." . ' "Eat Wholesome Wfhole 
*` ~~ Cereal the 100 percent food in bread
Death  DR |blsoiiit, muflins. ew. “mat M'
  “Como to chicken supper Bibi
_ l,.m... l.. spring-aelil Hall, not 6?.
C dl Thursday "evening, December lst.
( ana an Press) , .
OTTAWA_ Nov_ 2a_ ___D,._ Ju1eS_If not fine first fini- nigliésfgillirgéig;
Tremblay, L.L.D., a leading Frenchl
Canadian literateur. and some _ __
years ago prominent in rlewspaperi "Reserve Deceniber lst’ _ 
gl;-glgs of Montreal and this city l prugriim. hataal' anti sale of ll.nci
resting-place in the little byzantine_died suddenly early today at hisfes- Si- C°°hf“°me3 w°m"“"’ msg;
church which the inte Premier built home here. Apparently in the best ihl0~
here himself. .
In life the dictator of Romania
:if health last evening Dr. Tremblay *"*
was wlzed won after "Fancy work and home oookln*
moved among kings and princes
in death he preferred the hum
‘ .‘ .' . midnight and 'r
but he died some hours later ol' angina tables ai 9fi9m°°“ we in Chnsuu’
lilo deetorls. Lately he was chief Church Svhfwirvam 'Thursday IJ-‘
funeral of the peasant. His dying trsnsiater of the orders of the day 0l'h00i`i~ Defi- ist- 7°3'“'29`2
wish was that there should
be it the House of Commons. *_*
neiihffl' D°h1D. DBh98Yi”iC hi-li' P8110- _..~._<»-o>  *L “Come to the social evening and
phy at his interment, aild his wls
h' ' ' l n- t Stanley Hall, Wednesday.
CS Were F85 €¢t@¢i- SCQUUS ai-'fend'   (bi|ti\'L_02gtli. Undies with cakes free-
ru
li
ing it were suggestive in their sl - . g94.11.2g2l_
pllolty and religious fervor ol blbll- Brlngs 
cal times.
"Rheumatism, etc.. cured. Rb
Teh ihmisimd reverent peasams NEW YORK Now 2g_ __ 0 of ferences given. Write Dr. Cliff, 112
bearing lighted candles. wood
9" ' ne Prince st charlottelown P. at 1..
crosses and bottles containing holy ihl‘ i"’m“i"i"ii “ix C°i’i*f“ ‘if the C d léihone 89-1_J_ '
waten came bo town ln C010,-fu] em. rarest and uiost vallluble of llud- “na 3'
broidered national costumes to p
. _ _ , .. . Alpha Rebekah L0dg9 ZIIGEPS
h°m“5e t° me vewmu bwwsmfg ?|(§u(\,{,l:)m'5|E;:;lu;f|(.;"::a;’ef,;1e Bfxghgll tonight at 8 p.in. A full attendance
By yard Klplillg's works. "Tho Sniltll M
darkest days of war and its bright- ever paid for a book by ii living .ill
est days ol' peace for 25 years. Along tlior , ,Cm mmm “memes dau!
thc route from Bucharest were Tho hook uns published at Alia-
“’h° "lied me country mmugh  ` _ ` . . requested. Degree Rehearsal. 079
oo
thousands of peasants who s
d haliiill, lililia. lil 1861 and was one g‘““"“' """' “Iso 1 "Ypewr"'°r “mi
- - t .
with uncovered heads and in Prayer ot' ii iiiimhcr of riirc editions sold ““f"' Wm mo ““°u°n°d “°'d°y °"
as the funeral train slowly passed. lust iilglii iii auoiioii tn the lliiseii-,U ii' "'~ “" R' Q"""“ Si* J' A' M”
There was something stlikin
. _ ' 8 ' ' l
solemn about the procession as with --»
slow labored tread the six oxen.
iii li.l< li (‘oni iany. iD"“"]'|- __
"°.\ivciint; of Uigg Shipping Club
.'l`hursdliy, llei-. lst, to list hogs anti
r's 
to I lambs. Meeting of institute follow-
echoed over thc green hills
which came from the late Premic
farln drew the flag-draped coffin _
the vault while the mournful cad-  ing to list fowl. W.D_ Ross. Secy.
ences of Chopin's Funeral Marci; _ Co _ C-T-__ W
o " me o rnwa edneaday
Florica and the devout foil to their  5 ievenliig, Nov. 30th and hear Cra-
luiees ill prayer.
Next to Madame Bratianu.
inaurl Dramatic Club stage "The Im-
thc inortancc of Being Earnest.” Baia
saddest figure at thc funeral was "ANY A PERSON inf candy. Proceedsin aid of Mis-
Queen Marie who only a short ttmel \N|LL ‘URN “ED
ago buried her King. Wllen Ma
i =l0ri Build. 701-ll-3-I
d-
ame Bratiaiui seemed on the verge! \F YOU CALL, *‘.‘~.‘iirlli Wiltshire Shipping Club
'oiidinlg hogs Wcilnesday foronooa.
i nd with sisteii :litre-' mm A i\'.>v. Rrd. List ut onro with E. N.
bythearn u 
tion led hcr away.
'-__-_<~»>--~ --
Gave Judgment
In Favor Cf
(Canadian Press)
'7
children sh?" he A m°i'° “d°‘i““'*"Y rcgularities in the administration
i"°"i‘i¢°i f°f *heh iheii have been the iilliiii-ii of the Prudential 'rr
in fomier years. I
Company in the past few years. t
of fainting. Marie took her tenderly
Shareholders_ 
ir-
ust TORONTO, Nov. 29. -Maritime
hat cast and southeast winds increiulnr
 . *\ ' `i‘1;i.slei'. Svvy.
MZ (qi/1 \l
_ "“‘ "ul Stewart Shipping Club load-
) _*gg 'ng hogs Thursday forenoon. D0!
. . ~. ...;f:.gia=, isiii. List nl oar.-. D..l. MacDon-
i ;i___’ »- `  id. so-,-_ me
`-"ii .E _
.i_ -,.-_
"konsinirioii Shipping Oil#
'oailllllz hogs Wednesday- N01. NW
List at once. .1.A. Douglas. i>vc_~.
6_7?
‘ill
, _
"Eesti-rli Kings' Shipping Clin
iourls. loading hogs Wedneodly
'ore-iiiioii, Nov. 30th. List at once.
of
’.A. Mclsaac Sec'y. - 07|
The 'president gave the ihilhiis °f the directors have not 'tried to pro- to strong. Wiiih “iii OP Snow. turninB
the weieiy to the press i°r their toot the interests of the iiniiieliold-
iiUPD°i'i-- i»0 REV. Dr- Romsey fhf his ers, that many shareholders had
address and to thaw who were ares- their stock eonlliioawd in was and
ehi- ithat the president and manager
ibouzht up hundreds of these shares
at ridiculous prices; and that there
is danger of the same thing happen-
ina again. Mr. Justice Demere gave
judgment this morning in the prac-
tice dlvislon of the superior court
in favor of the shareholders who
had asked for an injunction to pre-
vent the directors of .the company
from persisting ia: call for ten per-
cent capital lu rlntion on out-
standing stocks ordered on October
eth. last.
Bandits Locked Up
1
to rain.
Maximum and mlnimuni temper-
atures:
Toronto. cloudy   511-2"
Montreal. clear   44-2’
Quebec, fair   40-1
Halifax. cloudy   40-B
Saint John. fair   46-2'
Boston. fair  54-36
New York, rain  . . . .
._ 56-4
illlgh tide this afternoon at 2.41.
and tomorrow momlng at 1.29.
Sun sets this afternoon ai 4.18
and rises tomorrow morning at 7
"Como to the bazaar and chick
vi supper at Bradoibano on Wed~
esday evening, Nov. 30th. lf not
‘ne on the first fine evening fii
iwing. Everybody welcome.
644-ll-I8-29
"Attention-~ That moan! you.
The P.W.C. Times for December
vill be on sale in all bookltoroi on
vednesday. November 80th. Peril
Iudenta who desire A copy phlk
#rid 20 cents to Business Mhinger.
Ebers. care of P W C A
20. ’
First quarter moon Tliurstlay.
Dec. ist, 9i51 a. m.
‘ . . . _ gy
will be mailed promptly, ellhlo
‘Tlmis will also he on sale in P.W.
C- at 12 o'clock Wednesday.
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