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§' T112 iCharIottetown Guardian Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew-»-~ ....-lr-f,
   THE CHARLUTTETOW _GUARDIA  
|v|onN|N¢a oA||..v - 
"UI-‘llllll Daily Found d 1891 .
#now lvenlrlq Daily) 1881 ir _
'/ CHARIDTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY] DECEMBER 30, 1916
» 83.50 Per Year (delivered) ln advance I ii 1 A' I . f /
Pf‘iE;'_lSLAND’S TRADE 
  WITH UNITED STATES
I
I' “M <- E _ . 
7 . .lv .
-'|`.llis'¥ea-r Passed the Million Dollar Mark
0wlllg_._to Enormously Increased Pre?-
ductlon and Extranrdinarily lligh
5-Prices for Agricultural Products.
V I 
The exports from P. E. Island t ` ant 1, L
ulephlted stator this your hhvg§E¢pT.i.`owr`rE.l eTll;‘iT;ei.T§AEaErE ERo"lfEll‘E£
reached an unprecedented total asxof trade. There has been an en-
HIIOWH by U18 rooords of Consulatedlhancemenl of value in many products
invoices of the U. S. Consular ser-,but not suffllcierlt to account for the
vice 'at the ports of Charlottetown and increased commerce »
Summerside. S ft ' _
Half a million has been more than'yeal?oElvh!;neEaEldiatlgsllsiilg-eobotlilliilélgiyvdy
U19 SVBYBBB Hllfllllll €XDOrt. 'while this it will be possible to ascertain in
INDI' the l0¢Hl lli1S»psssed the one mil-I what lines the increased trade most
lion dollar mark. This is not only a largely showed
"°°‘""1‘b"°“k|“B flgllro. but a tremen-| One item wc-rth mentioning is the
d°“5 U`lb“¢° t0 the l>l‘0d\1Cll‘/ily and exportation of potatoes and potato
GTllf8l'DFiB9 Of P. E. Island. |starch, approximating alone two hun-
'I‘h increase this year is not only an dred thousand dollars worth.
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GREEK rovlllsrs  
ARE YIELDING
Allies Blockade Brings Them to Their
Senses. Greek Army Being Demob-
ilized as Demanded by Allies.
V (Canadian Prele Despatch.) papers are compeltely changing their
LONDIN, Dec. 28.-(New York Tri-`tones.
blllle)--News frilll Atlmlls reaching ln the meantime theforelgn office
London last night shows that the`announces the demobilizatlon of the
gzonditllons "hage lmpgoved greatly! Greek army is going on satlsfactori
_ t e A e pont f view. The ly; in accordance w-ith Greecefs pro
lxgrgllsts are beginning to feel -the misss. This will remove the threat
edects of the Allied blockade, and from the Allies’ rear. The persecu-
_even the strongest Royalist news- tion of the Venizelists is also lessen.,
_ ._::; ‘__ ‘mg
. ; vvu¢~»»v -»~-»vv¥¥vm~»» \
' ` *"9* W rr N |-
(SpeclaI to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Dec. 29- The Spectator
devotes- the greater part of its issue
to answering President Wilson’s
question as to` what are the peace
terms of the Entcnte Allies. Briefly
summarised. the principal demands
as ountlined by the Spectator follow:
“Peace terms are to start fronl the
status llllo before the war, this
from Serlyi Roumanis. Russia and
Prussia and Austrian Poland to be
Lollooll sPEcTA§Tor suorllls
Pllonlslr rrlirls or relics
in Reply to President Wilson’s Question as to What
the Allies' lerms__will bc. The Spectator Leaves
Lillie Ground ior)f’Germany’s Future Ambitious or
for an inconclusive Peace. its Forecast Whether
inspired or not is Probably Nearly Correct.
.added to the' new kingdom of Poland
which the _Czar has pledged to create.
Tile Slavs bf Bosnia and Herzegovnia,
Dalm-atia, Croatia, etc, to be created
into a new kingdom of Bohemia and
to be an independent state. The Rou-
'manian section of Transylvania to be'
‘added to Roumania, the whole Aus-
trian Tyrol, Plus Tries-te, istria and
other portions of Austria which are
including. the evacuation of the whole- italian in blood or feeling. to be added
of northern France, Belgium, and to italy; Turkey to yield Constantl-
Lllxemburg. and of.all the lands taken nople and the Straits to Russia; the
Armenians 0 be ut under Russian
a. , - t D
Montenegro. Alsace and“Lorraine toltutelage; the Arabs to be freed, while
be restored to France. The Danish Syria, Asia Minor, and Mesopotamian
portion of Schleswig Holstein' to go are to.be under external protection,ternationa1 non-German commission,
to Dernmark. and Posen in Polish guaranteeing. tranquility. The Ger- including the Entente- countres, the
man' colonies to remainin the hands
of the Elltente. Moreover a money
indemnity for the ruin Germany has
done ill Belgium, France, Serbia,
Montenegro. etc.
Regarding shipping, Germany to
make reparation in kind for all ships
of commerce destroyed, ton for ton;
neutral shipping to be' replaced only
after all demands of the Allies- have
been satisfied: the German navy to
be handed over and distributed among
the Entente nations. As a guarantee
against further war, the--Allies are to
insist, upon the democratization oi
the' German movement. The Kiel
Canal to be neutralized under an iri-
United States and other neutrals.
_ (Special to this Guardian.)
|LONDON, Dec. 29-~ Pressing in
txpon southern Moldavia from the
hroe sides apparently with all their
rs are making progress against stiff
esistance On the Transylvanlan Mol
FARMER P.E.|. MAN ii
IS NUW ARIIHBISHUP
(Canadian Prele Despatch.)
_W|NNlPEG, Dec. 29.-With all due
ceremony, and assisted by a great
gathering of hierarchy. I-Ils Excellency
Monsignor Stagni, apostolic delegate
to Canada, performed the final act of
lrivestiture installing His Grace the
Mc-st Rev. Alfred Sinnott, D. D., as
first archbishop of Winnipeg. in St.
Mll.ry's Church. at High Mass Sun-
day.
The Pontiiical High Mass was cele-
EPARLIAIVIENT Will
MEET IANUARY l8TH
'(Canadlan PreBs Deapatch.)
OTTAWA, Ont., Dec. 29.-The par
ilame‘nt of Canada will assemble
three weeks from to-day, Thursday.
January 18th. An extra of the
Canada Gazette summoning the Sen
ate and Commons for this date is
being published.
The sessision is opening earliel
than was anticipated because of the
impending war conference in London
which Sir Robert Borden 'intends to
el
t
b
l
t
a
b
o
attend. lt will meet in the lattel
brated by Mgr. 'Stagni, Archbishop
part of February. '
Sinnott assisting at the tllrc-ne.
The new Archbishop is u native of
Prince Edward Island. (canadian Pros; Despatch.)
- OTTAWA, Dec. 29.--In calling par-
liament. to meet on January 18th, it 'ls
believed that the government hopes o
DDNDDNSDD ADS-   "'is.'.:'f..;r'.°.1““°..“..“.‘;2..§f;
iz r roro . '
'roo LATE Fon “ ° P S D
Borden is obliged to_ leave for Eng-
('lLASSIFICATION land to attend the' imperial war coun-
it' -- -
cil. lt is necessary for the prime
minister to be in attendance at these
TWO CENTS per word .ach taser- meetings. r
tion for srl rertislng in this column.
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Cash malt accompany order. M
OA_Lll\lB.0M__l_ . BAUSAGEB MAD!
fresh ever? day from selected
young pork. Saunders, Newsome &
Co., Market Bulding .
_ _li4_“"°""%
'v7Ai'rEcF'....' Rain Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply 69 Rochford St.
3720-12-30-M41.
'vv'7t'r1if€o- al'h°L“'"1'o LEARN
dress-making. Apply Miss Seller.
292 omrtoh sl. zltrzs-12-zslvlalpd.
TO' LET¢- COMFORTABLE ROOM
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.‘rT»'l.if3ii"'i"Rlnn1'oN. 1101110 01
10 ¢{lom*_-:ll msldtkrll improvements.
' t . J. c nnon. ,_
--Ap" ° . 1o2s~l~1sutr.
__ . .rc _-_ --
p°R"§A|_g._ §E‘1' OF TWELVE OF
.ru s whlteomh lu-levs works-
t Guardia office.
ADTTY I D12 laldlf
. 880.1- - -
|_og1- o Alt- PAncEl."'coN-
taining pair of gloves. Finder please
leave at ll. Toombs. City.
A avoo-12-ilolvllllt
Tw? Eaov 'iBTnoEns can EE
r‘°°°l°“‘.‘;‘..'.‘r.i'°'.i‘ ..°.:;‘..‘°sf'
.‘ DP '
'-"8 W _al1o-l_a-_aolv_l21l>d-
WKi'ii'5°i'o nance- stack on
Btlver Blok Male Fox. Terms
guy. Write Rancher. Guardian
Tile purpose of these meetings is
vcry comprehensive. as it embraces
the prosecution of the fwar, the condl»
tions upon which peace may be made
and the consideration of problems to
arise after the war. lt is understood
that the prime minister feels himself
bound to attend a conference which
will deal with questions of such vital
and transcendent importance affecting
not only the interests of the Dominion
hilt those of tile whole Empire.
The legislative -programme for the
coming session in view of the neces-
sity of Sir Robert going to England
will be of such a character as to per-
mit its accomplishment within thirty
days. It will pmbably consist of only
the war and civil budgets and exten-
sion legislation. it is understood that
Sir Robert will have to be absent from
Canada during March and April.
"`
Mlnar'd'e Llnlment Cures Toothache.
COMING EVENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
MEETINGS, ETC.
_.__-
Two CINTS per word each ineer
ltlon for advertleing in thla column-
Caab muat ecoomtllnl' Wd"-
om¢s_ _ ozoslz-somllpo.
F5'il"eilIlr-A Numalsa 1
field. 3498 12 l9Mtf
iTs
'young black and patch foxes. Apply
_to'Samuei Craig, 180 Queen street.
.Charlottetown or J. R. Munn. Miflh'
, °°l.u<llor with thin or failed hnlr
should secure one of Miss Rudses
transformations. 171 Great 060119
street, Phone lm. 3715
vigor the forces of the Central Pow-
e
'luvian frontier in the re-glon' north of
 
Teutonic Forces Still Advancing in lloumania.
Germans Succeeded in Entering a French Trench
on Vcrdun Front.  
rudja is now almost cleared ,of defen-
ders, as Berlin.-says Ratchelu, north-
east of Mntchin Bridge head across
the Danube from Braila has- been
coliquercdiilatchelu is on the Danube.
West of tho Meuse in the Nerdun
region, the forces of the German
Crown Prince repulsed.
the express on Thursday night three
been' oil active service at the front
W0\lll b»
almost/ since the outbreak of th.. war: 4 _
Private Wallace Diamond, of the - _
105th Batitalltilld ‘Lvho hos lieenplillé. THE WEATHEE, '
illld WHS UVB. B( (llll€' l'0lll 4 ~ ` V
land; and Private itohert Davis, who TEMPERATURE V `   
enlisted in‘ the 105th. hutimas rojootoli TIDE, MOON, LIL,
h i- ll fit nl t no cross
gg ]R;ln;Ea(nl:i,¥bl.ElE\waEE llietead assigned An adjourned meeting of the Bum
roi- home defence in st. John; N. B. TonoNTo. ont., Dec. .'lo.-strong mcrside Town Council was hold los'
Ar tshoclock yesterday mormns B northwest and west winds fair and ae. ovenlns to consider the resolution
public reception was held in th.-. city cldedly colder. submitted at the meeting of (Tuesday
hall. Gunner Doiron, being thc guest- The temperature at nillc ofclock lllilht by a number of citizens ill
ol' honor. yesterday morning was six degrees Which tl\€'y askedlfol' 9XDl¥lDl|0l\ U0!"
Mayor Brown presided and _ll do- above; at om, o'o|o¢k lt was rom-_ All taxation for a period of live years on
          1- 
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Mayor Brown stated that the ob~~, Tho ode Wm bo hm, tm, afternoon cussed at some length all Councillors CHARLOTTETOWN
ject of the gathering W8! l»° “'°l°°m°, at 3.21, tomorrow at 4.00, and Monday BXPPGBSIHS themselves as favourable
home a citizen who had the courage at 4.50; lt rises tomorrow morning at to the rozoluttois. The tolwn nogégvlfni. - IMG tlllwlolu
h . v8.22. M fl 4.32 tl T d ' t P0W9|' 0 KYB" BXBFHD 011 B5 0F
otjgfso “E22 gggllll to bo hom tr. wel- 546_ nn ay at an _ ues ay a tho recorder was instructed to 5 CNN”   the
come yum.. sam lm wornhmh-.anti ull Uri... rr... rot.-. this artorhoohht 4.25; prepare a hill to he uuhmlllou hz the and
°"°' '°"y "mt “.°"'° bm" Amy” mmm' E°'“°"`°"" at "26 “nd M°““|“Y "E M75 l‘°5‘°'““"° pmyms th" th” "°“"' Beautifully bound In rleh Marcin- cover UNM!" ll
ing missed the hearty ‘”°l¢ome that it rises tomorrow morning at 7.42. Mon- cll be 8|'/611 U10 DOWSI' l1fC°BSBl'Yt-h moo; fomw. .|,,o”:‘ "4 “m'¢g “dm”
  ‘° “‘°°:.- fl".:’.'.;°..:::i.:.l:;‘:."'=~i,°""  5* iii- .......... ..':..:“.':‘;':.r :.'...';"1:..::;::.““ :l ...s ~ ~-- ---
man' has rcspon e o ~' e moon se s on g at m ‘.-
. . _ \ . to be here, but any time we can we and tomorrow at 12.07. - grdered ‘paid {1o:lc:ma;l_e'£al;::. $23 oUT_o,_.|.°wN Ramon” ""4 Ano
‘** '°"'°*°*"°“"°_ ""” ee E png Murphy IIIBIA 00m' Bill” be Bhd E9 welcome Prlvatc' Then! wus 5 new moon on snndiy “rms t 9 D” 9 w w|Q||| Qwgnfy m||@1g W"
ed in the course of the afternoon oul
issued today ’l‘cutoll forces. 3,500 men
strong. launched an attack tm the
Russian lilies. Tile battle continued
lllltll evelling when the engagemen-I
slackenell. In the sector of Rim-
llik Sarat Boldulnll attacks on the in-
vaders -were repulsed by the Ilus
lsinns. The statement reads. On
Rinllnlik Sarat, ill Dobrudjn, opposite 'tile Rounlanian front the enemy at
Braila, Berlin reports Austro-German, SLIGHT REVERSE FOR FRENCH. mrfked lmumunians on the- from north
Buigl-1rian.troo»ps are advancing. All _ and south of the river Kasine, naal 1
new thrust seemingly has been start-i Attacks by Frellcll troops, aglullst rho llqumanian frontier, west of Go
_:l -by the Austro Germans along the. the new German positions on Le vooho and pressed ghom book on the
Moldavlnn frontier, thus adding to thc'/Mort Homme whcro the second and vcsta to the eastward. inthe region
difllcultles of the Russians and Roll-ithird line of trenches were entered of Kioshdanl and Koo¢om|m_ 315
manians already hard pressed from by the Germans and 220 prisoners vom, reopeotivg-ly north of mmnlk
the southeast. Several lines of post- and seven machine guns taken. Bm] Sa,-at battles are m-ooeedlng All
ions and 1,400 prisoners were taken Paris adlnits a slight success for attacks have boon beaten book by
y the invaders in the first day of Germans in this sector saylng_that me Ro.um,,_nlans_ Roumanian and ou,
llplr offensive into Moldavia from the 0110 trench South Of Lo MON- Hflmme own detachments which have occu (canon, of only eight years, render-
west which may have for its purpose was entered by the Germans- Other pied .positions oh the lon hunk or the
he cutting off of the retreat, of the efforts to advance between the Meuse river Rfmnik ga1|a_n¢]y repulsed with
Rus-sian' Roumanian troops now oper- and Avocourt in front of both Le counter attacks on ,momy attooko A1)
ting along the southern Moldavian Mort Homme and Hill 304 were re» attack.; on the sector from tho mil,
order. Along the River Jasino west pullsed by the French. way near Rlmnlk Sarat to Boldu. 'V
f Govessa. Petrograd says, Rouman- Except for some engagements- be mutheoot of Rimnik SUM were fo.
ian troops were drlvell nearly' a mile. tween patrols‘around Brody ln Gall- oo|ood_ The enemy was overthrown
A desperate battle also is reported] cla. no activity is reported from the by om- energetic counter attooko In
s toklllll Place near Scsmezo. near eastern lvl-_ace-tlonlall, Austro ltuliflll ‘he course of the day the enemy, about senting the Patriotic Fund, Mr. James
Ocna. within the Moldavian boundary. front. British and French troops have gwo divioiono stronb continued ot. Pa
North of Rimlk Sarat all attilcks werxt- carrtietd olst Eucccfsfulpralltls on the gocks in the dh-oouon of Ama,-8, Sta oem F_ H_ Lmlejohns' Miss Lima"
e ulsed, according to ’el.r0gl‘l1<- WCB T0" 8 VHF W5 0 5~ inn, ten versts to the south of Boldu .w
Flgld Marshal _*Von Macksen has, Foward evening the battle slackened. “arm acted as accompanist' Three
reached Dunlitrestr. about twelve* PETROGRAD REPORT. Noor Fimoostl smuol, an enemy at
miles- west of Rlnlnik Surat. North-, ‘ tack was repelled by us. Elsewhere
east of that town troops l1l\<l€\‘ his (SP¢¢ii| f° We GU°'"d'H"~i there were artillery attacks. In non composed of H. 'l‘. Holman,
comlmand have captured several vii-I V Dobrudja along the whole front the
lages. The number of prisoners taken I'E'l`ROGRAi), Dec. 29.- violent momy onndooiod attacks against om mdstone and Damel P-_ MCNGHI pro.
Y thill Hrmy i0lt1lS 1.400 ill addition fighting took place between Russian nalrol guards. ' .rided for the regulating of the con-
.o cannon” and nlaclline- guns. troops :ind the iorces of the Central pAR|S Rgpgg-|-_ ,traction of bulllmn-gs on Water so
DOBRUDJA ALMOST Powers yestorrlay, ill Central RU“ma` (3P¢C5a| f° *|16 Guifdiln-) ind other streets. The rolnmttee sug-
CLEARED OF DEFENDERS nia. in thc region of Amaru. ,,Accor- up-ARIS' Doo 29__0mc|a|_ Between :usted that only two cmsoes of bond.
Tile ltoumanian .province of Doll- dillg to a Russian olliclal statement me MSM, and the one our amllory - g
carried out u destructive bombard- lection of the' town between
 ment on German organ-izatiolls in the :odor street, on the west.
region of Quenne Vieres. Our pat- 'yunvllle St. on the easnand First and
lol trenches which had been badly Foundry Sis., on the north, namely:
Plllillli REEEPTIUN UEANUER |N' I A é.";:.'.:.‘i.'.f;‘1"°‘i..ra:‘.fa;”;f“:;:l.*;i:‘.:s
TU RETURNED SUUAERS UASUAETY USTM,1`If.f..1“f..f.'l;“.y.Il°§Eff.iifhilf
D
-- t. We stopped se'veral attackr
wh December 29.-me-.1 or “°“" _
h - -l l lr. clrarlotiolowh hy 0"""{‘ , ' . that wele attempted by means ol
‘T me mrvel ' ll l'- E' ('“hm‘ Tlgnish' P' E' L grenades at various points on this
1 _ G Stephen Dolron. front. Everywhere else there wal-
Egilllgiiy or lifihnuerrlottolowll, who huh M|"="d’= I-lol-"\°"* °“'°' °°"" ‘°' intermittent csnnonadlns.
_ {e2.so nr vm (Malloy) ln savor” 
ALLIES’ REPLY T0    
olalilllll rroroslrs
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Full Text of Reply Agreed, Upon and; ttf
be Presented to ermany"-1
American Channels. Freilchslllhister'
,l
to be. Present During Conference. 
Louoou, Deo. .o.-As it result or Finance Minister. pernuzfqa. 'hw
the conference which has been in pro- French Minister is to bejgesent 
gress several days the Entente Allies' ing the conferences. Unusual t.i~
reply to the German note is no-w com- mlsm is shown here as the result' of
pleted. Delivery of the note of the the nnsl form which the reply hae £9-
Entente Allies will be made at Paris,|ken which is believed to bo Such Xl t
after which the communication will be it will meet with satisfaction a ._
forwarded to Germally, through Am- shlngton. The reply to the ‘
erican channels. The reply is a very can note will follow within I few' yr _
long document, much more lengthy after delivery of the reply to 08|'
than the German note. The pre- many. _ 1 '
sence of Alexandre Robert, French k , _
 ».-fr.-_-_-.~.-_-.-=_-.~.~.-_-.-.».~.-rf.-_-_-.~.-.-_-.~r.-_-_-.-.-;.-:_-EN
THURSDAY N|GHT’S|    _ .
- r .,_l_
RECRUITING MEETlNOS@t
,...»
l., ,,_
Meetings Held at Beach Point, Ili b*BEa'l\ ,A
Flat River, 0rwell Cove, ow _ 
Iona, Village Green and Wood Islands
_.-1-ii._.
Fourteen recruits were secured at roorultg were 0bgalng¢_ T119;-Q wgg» A
.he recruiting meetings held lost’go0d muglgal programmg by 1° `
lvening in King‘s County alld part of m|ont_ _ ' - _ "`;_'
)ueen's. The special train with speak- A; Pownal me speaker, you _RQ `_'
:rs and entertainers returned to the E_ 5_ Weeks, M|»_ John Ando;-goof Mic
:ity at 2 s.m. Holbrook and Judge Stewart. 'linin-
At Beach Point, Rev. R. G. Fulton promoters for th¢.pg¢;-lg¢|¢ Funqypql-|‘_4
lresided. The other speakers were'p_ppolmed_ namely, Mo'|gl»g_ Ng¢1mp'|a`l
Walter Beer, W. H. Prowse and A. Iggy and Lggke Jogeg_‘>0ne`.l'oer#11,
‘./lacdonald. Music, vocal and lnstru-'signed on for the 105th reln£0r¢8lDl¢1
mental, was provided by Prof. Hin- draft, Mr, Loon   __ -v.‘t_:`
ton. One recruit, A McKay, for the At village Green _.,Robert,,-QI '_
Navy signed orz. kins presided, and-thrspaakerpil _
At Orwell Cove the speakers were lvleggrg, J, A, Mqnomld, 0” _ Q.
lcv. C. R. Freeman, W. W. Stanley Campbell, Dr, Murray aildex- '_ 'nr
ind Lleut. Strong. A good musical -nor McKinnon. Three ilnef_r'_ '
or is.;.fi
§i'.
I
lamely, Geo. Irving Nicholson, Don-
ld A. Nicholsoll, Frank McDonald and
dl'llest Mclicod. all oI'()'E‘w'éll"C`dv`éf"
At Wood Islands, last night; the
lodge Martin, .and Pte. Lockerbie. In
ldditlon to the performers who went
'rom town, Mrs. Dixon gave an excel-
ellt recitation and a young lad named
:d two fine patriotic solos in an ox-
:ellent manner. One recruii, Robert
E. Emery, of Wood islands Nortll,
as obtained.
At Flat River, the speakers-l were
Lleut. White, recently returned from
,hc front, Mr. J. D. Stewart, repro-
ton, representing the Navy and
programme of local talent. was pre-
sented. Four rccrults were obtained,
lpeakers were Rev. l)r. Fullerton,j
tions were given by  youd ‘A _-`
les from the city. Two' men _Q/_d'
on. namely, Lane,,aon of Mn _
5: Mr. nohort .rohlilhr of -valine
Green-one for the Navy and one for
the 5th Siege Battery. 7 '_. '
The speakers at Iona were Rey 
ther McDonald, Professor -BlancEid,t‘,d_.'
Dr. McMillan, Sergt. _M_cKenzle,`,’(tI.l,
Kingston, out), sei-gh dolpl¢u_-3?,
Col. Moore. Rev. Dr._ nlith preal _ .-_
The musical programme wg‘|,.;.itr.,
charge of Miss Katie Stanley. One 
cruit was obtained. _ "_~_ _\.'.
At High Bank the speakers.l`_w`Al‘_d_
Mr. A. A. lvlcneuh, M. P,, 1.leu't.'.il§¢
Queen and Lleut. McLean. 
selections on the bagplpee were.gt _QQ
by Lleut. McQueen, also `ex'hlliltioll§
ln step dancing by two soldiers." V-Ku
recruits were obtained. "
Wm. Stewart, J. _S. Hinton. W. J.
n s be allowed to be built in tllat
on .ln buildings constructed ou we'-_
ter st.. racing the :forth or soili-
must be of wood or stone exte_nd(l{l]g,
back to a distance of 120 -f_det;' ‘ ~`
providing for the cohlttuption 
wooden buildings iron'-clad' at' tr
Lane of Hermitage, and , Jenlriliig ' -
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rear of brick bulldlngrln a deillitzd
area. and providing a space 5 of not
less than zo me between "oh-hoturé=‘
Tile exemption aaked_,#43,,`_la -*bo
Committee was for il pb Od oi We
years on all class "a" bulldll\`(l.- `.’
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THIS PAPER T0
WANT'ET56MP¢TlNT MAN °AP‘ Mr' "gl h ks gf; mo" who pllimopdp Dec. 24th at 4.31 p. ln. . ._ engaged inspecting chimneys, stoves. ' I
*Ne °f. “|08 °\\"`3° °f L°b“°T.'°"' Ea" B“"'° t in stlnaa He Mr J M. Marley. on behalf of the The lust quarter of the tn tt will and pipes lu the business section ot
°°”“°"-*im °*"°"°“°° ““" '§l`\§°';'f.,T|'§;§d¢hTn;lh'Etrliivslng the cor mrlour society. was hexremca on he or sundry, Dec. am at 3.3? e. m. the town. presented bg Nom wg “HEAR
ary requlrlld, turiehlng refere',‘c ~,df| relations between the people and expressed his pleasure at being _ The length of today will be eight was lnstmcted to con hue e worA o
' ADDI? to I. W-" °l° cumin" of.” ‘ hi lf 3712. privileged to say a word of welcome hours and forty four minutes and of in other sections of the town. 9.3:' 
5"- ` . 37°"~13`3°M8A' 'nd m",'_____._..._.._.. to Gunner Dolron. He explained that tomoxrow eight hours and forty nve'reso'lutlon ml'>TlI‘ftatenter} mteo tl;o"(;gg;l§_‘ -
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