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‘_ Held in the Evening,
. -Present. ' _
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Idedi weather greeted the managers 01'*
the' Maritime \Vinter Fair at Arnhcrs:
Monday when the doors were tlimwr 1
open to the publie at 1 o’cloek. -
X decided improvement is noted ovu
last year in nearly; every depart1n¢nt_
shdtring that the faimiers of the marltimi
provinces are taking a keen Interest in
the exhibition. IThe llVomen's: Hospital
Aid are providing meals at all hours ii.
the building.
In the beef department the number
and quality are both ahead of lest
year. Both the sheep and hogs are
ahead of any previous year. ’1‘he I ex
__hlbit of poultry is not so large as
last season but the selections are ofu
much hetter<'1nality,thc buff orpingions,
buffhnrrerl and white rocks, and -yan-
dottes predominate in the heuery exhibit
its and are equal to, ii not better, than
last year. '
The aununl banquet oi the comrrilsslon/
ers was held from 0 to 8. After partaklng
ofa splendid dinner- President Elderkin _
proposed' the following tonsts: The King,
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INTER FAIRi_ I
 §‘inl1`ers't.this Year is Better Than Last One, anti;
' Exhibits are Much Improved. Annualilanquet
In
regret from Hon. Messrs. Fielding,
be present. He said that Hon. Sydney‘i
H.
and in a short but appropriate address de-
clared the exhibition open. Other speak-
ers were Prof. F. W. Hudson, dominion
live stock commissioner: Prof. C. C. M
James, deputy minister., of agriculture, OW
Ontario; Prof. Cummings, the president R;
a
nd Rev; Father Burke of P. E. Island.
The speakers were unanimous in their
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with Many Notables
|06 8'“0Bf`S and was n. most suecessfu
affair. _
At the oiiiclal opening in the evening a
large audience assembled in the
lecture room E. B.fEIderkin presiding.
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 -'  "      The Baltic ileetwhioh ilred on the British iishermen frbrn liull has left Vigo, Spain, and will not be heard from untii
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ips, three cruisers and nine torpedo crafts.
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. Minister of Agriculture.
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opening he read messages of FF
orden and Mnrray, who were unable to ‘
isher, who is expected, had not arrived
hilt would probably he here later 
Mayer Rhodes and H. B. Logan, M. P.
gave addresses of welcome.
In the absence of Mr. Fisher, Hon.
R. Emmerson was called upon
_the Nova'Sr.otia agricultural school, ps,
pressions of the success of the fair, em- rem
rivcd from the annual exhibits, iespec- po
Who Opened the Winter Fair at Amherst.
Canada om) ooiintryf and our home, re-
sponded to.by lion. H. R. Emmerson,
minlsterof railways, Prof. C. C. James of:
Ontario, and A. B._ Copp, M. P. P. for
Westmor-,ln_nd_.,_ - , I _ ___
The W<»ilieii"s Hospital Aialsoeicty was
propcscliiby H. J, Logan, MI P., and at
the request of Mrs. G. W. Hewson, presi-
dent O. Il. Smith, K. C. responded.
The banquet was attended by more than
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Ztiitlitas Cradé!
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$1  pets  zo ptr ¢_¢Il__t
If Nil _ '"v¢1vs¢"sna origin
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Hgniliil _ch_anc¢`_ to get 8
nit!! 0h‘tI!im’as‘ Present chesp.
his li for (lash only.
_edy due t0 the cold weather was
They spoke in the very highest
the management and especially
Elderkin, the presidcnt,`for his
large as oil the opening day last. year.
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DIED FROM EXPOSUR
l~.loa1'0N,Dec. ll.-The Ilrst local trag-
_ reported
today, when -`Ietemiah'J. Lehan;a night
station, was found dead in a doorw
od the uiliccr's death was caused
work. The attendance was hardly as beg
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patrolman attached to the Jamaica Plain bee
vay on gm
hisroute. The medical examiner annonnc- oh
inlly from the educational standpoint. mr
terms :of Mr'
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failure iiiriuocd by exposure.
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the Church of Christ in that province the sc0w*sn_nk_ of mp* torpedo UMA mcame lost' from
Stevenson W" also offered an excel the other ships and has not yet reported,
t position in Honolulu, but this hc ~'fr- ~-“_
ined as the climate there' would not ‘ Q?/_ ‘ _ I
congenial to Mrs. Stevenson. - '
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n in Central Christian Church on Sun-
ptreal about January 15th. Mrs
Stevenson and family will follow later.
Durting his plastoéatihnirecilie :1oIlu_idr _’ 1'  I/ /
sero le enra nstan is  __ _ _v 1_2
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ong hilovin cnngre tion but in the _ \' / I
part.
anus unillways nike" it pmminent    _  lr
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.  » _,_ ..' -‘ Ileupeokv-It certainly ina paradise, »` _ ' f _
A ‘ ` ‘_
c expects to preach his farewell ser-
,January ttncxt and will leave for ` , ' A /
rv._§nvflsll. lilwnnnnwlinli iii llmiillfr
lisHis|uliu_ viiiivlliini srvi  
C , , ch., Parham incident in which C°"l'""8d_A*f“°'<S by the _ _
enra _dnslqn Rescuers Arrived Too Late Jap H°t'Ha"0"e 8°”   - -----_----
"to where He Has Dealh- Tomo, Dec. 15.--(Special)--Commenc
ing Tuesday night and continuing until
_*_ Wednesday morning six torpedo boats
J VALLlYFmL,.,_ Q,,E_ Dec I5__(SDeC|B_|_) and other craft constantly attacked tim
____ -A double drowning accident occurrndin R““"I"~n bumeshll’ s°"“SI5°p°I “nd th*
I the rapids here today. Pierre and Alex- transports.
any friends wlil regret to’Iearn,that, audcr Lacoinpte, young men engaged L;(.,_,tcmm¢, M;y,,mDt_0~_._, gomlu mace”
IHS 50 the U0Hl»Il1“¢d IIID€S'~` Of MS Wif0. hnuliug W°°d' were °r°"i“R in a aww but fully rcnch the intended spot while tin
v. ii. W. Stevenson has been com had °n tw heavy ”‘ load 8° successfully Russian searchlights were directed on
led to resign the pmtoraw of Cena.” handle the °°°“’ other Japanese vessels, and exploded .r
Christian Church in this city and will In order to escape denm in the rapids tornado against' Sevnswpal'
ove about the middle of January to they were compelled to remain on sem? T0dl\Y U10 \\'l\l~0h’t0W9l` KIIRFII-‘ill-ll F€~ ’
hicl 0 illled with t
Accepted Position
Lost.
Leaves Shortly For Toro- Last Embrace Before _--
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om. the Pasiorate of the "(08.58 my Torpedo” Anal _ Dt t  b t M- t _ '
Labor Candidate Met a Crushing Defeat
in Cape
Breton. '
l Hsrxrsx Dec. ll5.-(Specis.l.)~The local
provincial election took place in Eve coun-
ties today and the seats which formerly
were all Liberal recorded no change eg.
cept in Picton, where M'oDonald'B 
jority of 400 is I-ut down to 100, those
being the figures representing hdcfiregorm
lead over Bell, and In Richmond where
iiissett, Independent Liberal was running
against Boyd, straight Liberal, defeated
him by 350.
In Cape' Breton Dr. Kendall defeated
B0.Vd. (Labor) by a majority of nearly
2,000, the roto standing Kendall 3941*
Boyd 1061.
The labor campaign is said to h been
wretchedly managed. many of t c booths
having no representatives from he party
with Sydney having none at all. _
In Cumberland Paul has abo I: 500mm.
jority over Day, and in Colche er Leu.
renee comes out of the contes 150 ahead
of Suckling. "Y" W
In Lunenburg and Guysboro Mad;-rg
and Ellis were elected by acciamatinn
IHE MIDNIGHT PHUB
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THE NOVA S_ConA_    ._
. are-ELEcr|oNS.'
Held Yesterday Returned _ Liberals for Former
' __ Liberal Seats.-Some Reduced Maiorities- _ 
- w iso n wa er. .
. ports that the Sevastopols stern has
Ionmllw' where he has nccepmli the The rescue” WMO °n|y in “mc lf’ me sunk three feet. During the attack our i
sitlon of Superintendent of Mission he mm man embrace eachothm, b to
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WAsru.~m'x'o\‘. Dee. l5-4Spcoial.)-
While the battleship Mnssnchlissetfs yas
‘ying in the dock here today undergoing
Jepairs the boiler exploded and s frightful
accident occurred.
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Elght men were in the boiler room
-vin-n end of boiler blew out releasing
.;reat volumes of steam and boiling
water.
The door could not be opened there was _ _ _
i.i.dder leading to the turret undone man i
~prahg up on this, three of the others
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were so terriblyiujureri all muy die.
Menin other parts ship knew nothing,
of the accident until they saw vast vol-
umes steam rising.
Orrnvs, Dec. 15-Fpeciaii-As the re
suit ol' a iight at n dinner given by the
servants in Rideau liall at the time oi
Lord Mintois departure two of the Dom-_
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
_ inion Police have been dismissed. I
It is said that fourteen or fifteen men
-. ere in the row.
Cnxaalo, December 15- iSpeoial)-
Dee.Corn 45i May Corn 45
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“ Pork S l2.55 " Pork $l2.i}9
WHO LIIVES
exquisite dainty China
_ plates, from . . . . . . . . . . . . _ , . _ . . .
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Delicate blue lapnnesc tea sett in 5
Pitchers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . , .
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Large dish
MIXED
Cups and saucers,
Emi: £3i_:':_i_z-__V__w_i_i]r;){._l_\_¢°'s;1oov_vo oil* your sidewalk, ma'am. _ Queen Street _
“Well I guess dere was a woman at de bottom of lt." `.____,___
WHO WANTS CHINA ?
Ladies. always, They never can resist the charm of
Now look over tire list and prices below. vxd\you will
find many lovely things to give your lady friend.
_ ROYAL VIENNA CHAZA-“A GIFT FOR A
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in cups and saucers, bon Iran dishes, vases, dinner, tea and cake 'I
JAPANESE WARE in all its multi-colorings.
Five o‘clock ies sells in 5 pieces ...,_ . . . . _ . . . . . . .
_ . _ _ . _ . . _ $3.50
" “ “ “ “ wlthtray,  $3.90
Snmein more elaborate pattern,    $4 25
Individual cups and saucers, mc, z5c, 3oc, 48c, 5oc, 55a, 75c and $1 eo
Bon bon dishes.  . . . . . . . .
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._ 95c, $1.00 and 1.80
DU I( E C H INA
Did you ever sec it? We sell it in salad dishes at 35c, 7oc ,85c,and $r.3o
Celery dishes in red and green, with rose buds and gold, ....§r.z5
TRIPLE CROWN CH-INA IN
Berrysetnfor . . . . . . . . . . .
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Soldsingiy.smalidishes(l2)  zuc
I Jsrainim, .§.__.fIffff.'.`.`f.`f_ .,.fII`_1I1IIl111I`_..I1l§I`§é>¢masse
Beautiful japanese jardiniera with stands, ... . . . . . . . . .
._ _ _ . _ _ .$10.00
These goods are so choice that words will not anmce to describe
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