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T, OTTAWA. Ont.. Dec. 17-(By the
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A lot of the charity that begins at
home ts too weak to venture outside. _
lornlng Guardian, Founded U81.
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°»-"°=°°'~~- °-f-1'-» I- °-'- _ cHARLod"1‘ETowN, CANADA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1s, 1931 14 PAGES a‘;".':.:..“:,':;r.'_:“’,';':.'
,No Poss1BlL1TYc0l1m1Nns
DF IDENTI1-‘Y1N<;H1n0|cw0|u
SKELETDNS FoUND_0fcn|z1Ns
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FIVE OF THE EIGHT FIRE VICTIMS NOW BE- Lieutanant Gow-nor
LIEVED ACCOUNTED FOR. BOILERS MAY
BE SALVAGED IN GOOD' CONDITION.
MALE PATIENTS TO BE REMOVED TO
QUARTERS
IN CITY, WHILE FEMALES
Deeply Grieved at
Falconwood Disas-
ter. Will Return
Home Tuesday
| The following telegram was re-
' ceived yesterday from His Honour
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WILL BE ACCOMMODA TED IN INFIRMARY “Henan Ccwmcf D-Mr '
Chaned fragments of two moregchen has been built to the Infir-
°k°l°T'°m ""9 “Und in Y-11° F9l'fm01‘Y. and three army stoves are,
oonwood ruins yesterday. bringing; being fitted up for cooking purpos-'
known total of death victims es. This 'equipment will be ready 
lr De C0 rations 11°' 01° “Mn” "ld ’°f *h°iP°°P‘°. DAD PLAYED SANTA CLAUS AND GDT CAUGHT
_ to live. Three missing inmates
ire still unaccounted tor, but little
hope is entertained of any of them
hsvingesaaped in the disastrous
fire of Monday night. It has been
impossible to identify any' of the
remains that have been found. I
Workman yesterday were engaz
ed in pulling down part of thc wail
at"the west end which was in
` danger of falling. A government
caterpillar tractor was used for this
work. Efforts will be made to level
other sections of wall and smoke-_ women patients are housed. This
stacks today.
Through the efforts of Dr. Good~]
will and volunteer workers a. kit-
Ch ristmas
ifor use by noon today, and will be
'adequate to supply immediate re- `
iqulrements.
I Fortunately the three main boil-
_ers of the hospital suffered little
apparent damage. An examination.
was made yesterday with 0. view tol
*reconditioning them and one boil-
er wus found in specially good,
:shape Steam pile lines are beingi
-laid from this boucr to' the con-'
valesccnt Home, north east of the
hospital sitc, where a, number of
(Canadian Press)
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dee.
11-Two long-cared farm Inuit!
driven by an aged negro pulled
a rattling wagon past a. red
traffic light. Traffic became
paralysed. Motorists shouted.
Horns touted in swelling bed-
lam.
“Hey you," roared policeman
W. H. Collier, trying bravely to
untangle the snarl. “Dldn't you
see that red light?"
, Continued on page 10 Ayn' 'uh' 50”, I sped ;¢ “mg
|work ls about completed and it is
Ten Students
To Be Selected
ciety of Canada has completed ar-
rangements under which ten Can-
adian students will be selected dur-
ing 1932 for the first award of $1,500
travelling fellowships provided by
the Carnegie Corporation. The So-
ciety has been granted $15,000 year-
ly for fivc years for this purpose
and next year will see the first
awards under this foundation.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVENTS,
-MEETINGS. ETC
"Come to the Christmas School
Concert, Iris, December 22nd.
10955-12-17-31.
“Village Green School Concert
December 19th. If not fine Tuesday
evening. 10951-12-i'l-21.
"Concert Martinvale Hall, Dec-
,f_ ber 21st. If not fine, first tina
' ` ht. 10031-12-10-41.
"Dance, Tip-Top Inn tonight.
Jerry and his novelty orchestra. 8.30
till i o'clock. 10995
°_°Monta.guc Club loading hogs
Tuesday, December 22nd instead of
Wednesday. 10985-12-18-2i.
"West Roy ty School Concert
Tuesday, Dec ber 22nd.
3 ‘ -’ 10987-12-iii-2|.
“Oyster Bei Driving Club hold-
hg annual meeting, December 19th
at Cudmore’s Store. T. Kneebone,
Secretary. 10980-12-ill-li.
“Special Musical Service in York
Church this Sunday evening, Dec-
ember 20th at 'l P. M. Silver collec-
tion. 10083-12-il-Ii.
"Christmas Tree and School
Concert in Bonshaw Hall, Wednes-
day evening, December 23rd.
10987-12-1B-21.
“Phone 1170 and make your °e-_
servations for Christmas Dinner at
the Canadian National Hotel. BMC-
ial music. Dinner served from 12.30
to asc p. m. uc also pu- plate. 10000
*‘°Anyone wishing to contribute to
the Children's Christmas at the
Protestant Orphanage kindly leave
parcels at iss rr-mes _st
' 10994-12-ll-21
'_ "Comma Montague Saturday.
BT! Oyllnder love" in Tallties. The
lreatdt mow of the year. Also
Ufimedy. 10012-12-is-1|.
U
_ "Christmas Concert at Ken i ~
tw-l"|‘ldsr.neccm\»f1slh. A135-
bl':*‘“ll\0 You will enjoy and remem-
f-- A _ -imc-12-10-ai.
. -_.__
3265.000 in Ncvcmbcr, 1030.
` flora I got hero." the old nclfl`0
replied with a dlsnrmlllx KTTH-
“I been watchin' it flash red
1 and green ss I drlv' up the
| street. A1l\’t no tellin! Will*
' you city folks gwlne do next
E X P 0 R T S  N for Christmas decorations.”
, . _ So slyins. the Bled one
  olucked to his mules and was
on his way, still grinning.
Dominion Bureau oi' Statistics. Ex-
r;'f.z;.:“2:..:°°; :.';;'“..‘i:;‘°i:;  -»- 
LONDON, Dec. 17.-The Board of
$513-°°°» W*‘“° ln the s‘““° “‘°"“‘ “ 'nude tonight issued its third aun-
year Ngo' they mtaned $448900' Ex' dumping order under the abnormal
p°’t‘“ °f w°°d pulp' °n than gthfr Impo:-tations Act, levying a 50 per
hmm' dwuned ‘mm $3598' 0 'Q cent. ad valoremduty on a number
Nmember' 193°' t° $2‘674’0°° ms ‘,of foreign imports to become effec-
m°nth' C tive after Saturday.
E"P°"'s °f ““t°m°b“°“ mm ““' Among the items included in the
“da dmpped vm greatly in “me” list are incandescent electric bulbs,
In November, 1930, Canada exported mmm” lighting mums ,md accep
|““°°’“°b1;°’ t°ttl;h';hv“1“‘; °‘ 21122" sories, fuses, sockets, shades, reflec-
ooo' L” "‘°“ ° va ue ° ese tors, switches and other appliances.
°"T’°'t°m`;"“"‘ ‘€55é°°';n :’;p°“5"l°f The duty will also be levied on cam-
°“t°m° e P” 5 ec ° mm "' eras and parts, unexposed photo-
000 in November, 1930, to $49,000 in ‘__
November, 1931. on M “ed an page N
Canada exported meats to the n n
value of $525,000 last month, which
was an appreciable increase over
,November, 1930 when meat exports , I
gccuiisa samwo. Paper. chiefly Electrons n
Inewsprint, was exported to the ex
'tent cz 00,141,000 curing the past Australia
lmonth, as against a value of $10,-
Tomorrow
 Bc Barrister SYDNEY. Australia, Deo. 18-
(FTTCBY)-(CBXIBQTBD P1355 CETJTG)-'
Passes A way The people of Australia go tp the
decision on matters of vital m
WOODSIDUK, N. B., Dec. 17- poi-tance to the future of the Com-
and for nearly twenty-five years government headed by Prime Min-
Jndgg of probate for Carleton ister James Beullin sustained, or
condition since. former right 'wing members on the
,wick lm year. ls I bf°*»h=f~
“M Somerville Mass Dec. 18
"Chief Justicecharlottetown P.E.I.
"I am greatly grieved to ieam of
_the disaster at' Falconwood and
‘hast/en to express my sympathy,
i of our province atop it is fortunate
work of the Hood people of Char~‘
! lottetown atop.  0 "Hx
| The immedifie problem of caring:  ’ nf* ;-‘
i for the inmates must no doubt ui-  S In G Q3 - g
“Honorable J. A. Matheson, i
under the circumstances that theref Th 0 D  Q
was not greater loss of lives stop . ,
i This no doubt is due to the heroic  a  ee'
I
' volve great difficulty stop. | ____
1 "Tha loss to the' Province is
of a new hospital, which is indis-_
pensable, will be quite an added
burden on our people stop. T
“I expect to be home by Tuesday;
next stop. In the meant'me I.
would be pleased if through the'
medium of the press you wouldi
extend to our good people of the
1 province my heartfelt symp‘thy in
| this disavter.
| CHARLES DALTON,
1 Lieutenant Governor.
1...-.1
NTINNING TIGHT
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Ont., Dec. 17.-An in- _ » .
crease in the value of pulp wood ex- » _
ports from Canada during the 1  
Tmcnth of November. as compared ' ‘ ’ T
'with November of last year, _ls  
shown in 0. statement issued by thc T “__”
Four Lunenburg Fish-
ermen Have Trying
Experience During'
Storm.
(Canadian Press)
LUNENBURG, N. S., Dec. 17.-
Four Lunenburg seamen were safe
today from the triple menaces of
fire, cold and storm. They were
brought home in a motorboat from
Ross Island, where they reached
land last night after a hazardous
three-hour row from the blazing
hulk of their craft, the hundred ton
motor-vessel Abegweit.
The four are, Captain Joseph
Himmelman, engineer, Freeman
Parks, and seamen Urban Tanner
and Wilson Winters.
Continued on page 10
Defends French
' Gov ’t. Tariffs
PARIS, Deo. 17.-(A.P.)-Premier
Laval in a s eech bei re the Re-
D
Wu” °“ B°f""d'°‘y t° resume’ thmltailers Association todo; vigorously
1 _
defended the Ciovemment‘s tariffs
and the imposition of quotas on for-
(By the Canadian Press)--Thane mo:-.|wealth. The general election_°1gn 'mal
M. sores, 51. prominent barrister wiu ees the commonwealth Lance He md that dum, omg" the
value of foreign imports was reduc-
ed by 217,500,000 francs. while
County, died at his homo here to- else replaced by e. Govemment_ French exports increased approxim-
iday. f-Ie suffered a stroke ten days drgwlng its guppgrg (mm we Ng-_ ately 100,000,000 francs. (A franc
ago and had been in a serious tlonallst and country parties. and T5 “b°“t f°‘“' °°“"°)-
.SEITMEN TN
w. P. Jones. K. C.. leader 0! the uber party, ir the deculch is a - ` ' - - S _ _
.l-mi  »»  -~-   spends Quiet ._'~:»r..:“:.::.:.'f:.;:.f; ral
-__   een Campbell, Audrey Birch, ni; (J. S- GOUT. FUCES
' m¢m0¥'! 0! ‘Bradford C. McLur<=, , ,
W .t _ Re  per cent, the gsnenl oonferenee_ of lliuwlhy lbiiae, lbenezo; Wom- Huge DeflClt'
1 a 1 1 fl railway chairmen marked time GN -_- ‘ en's omeu‘s_Inetitute, Jack Sound-
g p today. _ li C°'?”AWA'P__°“°)-1  ‘;"_;BVp_°_‘; ers, Douglas Saunders. dolce Nichol- _-__-
spokumm lm' the wufefenw ”‘ "” °“ _ “S »=°°» °°1\l\=»n°e madman, imlmfc (special to u..- omahm
Mon-mast., Que., nec. 11-<By,ctatca no further action would be' with °°usrllul=t°fv 100°”-I 1?, Blake. Pele Oooh, .nick Ecu. wAsHrNc.'roN_ nm. 11.-The
-mc canadian Pleas-.still wsitmg-men in the dispute which mvciv-.H01 Mwlfsnlle Kina. Liberal ee - urs. o. o. oruweu, crmcciii cmvcmmcut een.-it mc the oscar
c reply from the Department °' es wmv 21000 “mums trade: em-1 sf. ment luarmy-seventh an-fussy Bmw, sm. w. H. J. om, Alimm yu.. 1032 pascm um simon scum
bor at ottawa in regard to a ployeea of theosnadlan Pacific and. ‘l“|°"1Y ht" WNY- The LM" Hutch. Mrs. C D McLean, l\lr= mark Dec 15, when it reached sl.-
great and the cost of construction: The Response For  Pals Has
Been Gratifying But Still There
AreManyLittle Ones On Our List
Who Will Be
More Pals Join
Cheerless Unless
The Club.
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Cents A Ho d
17. (By the Canad’an Press)-
Cash and carry coal ag a nick-
el the hod is the latest mer-
Sydney coal producers. “Fresh
from the minor-come with
your hod and nickel and take
. 'tway your heat” is the invit-
, ation of one eolliery operator.
ln dl".tr'cts near the mine, coal
sheds are giving plume to the
extra scuttle.
E chandizing scheme of North
l
Noam srnmw. N. a., mc. T
coal Af 5 THE CANADA-
ITRITNCE TREATY
ABRUGATETJ
I ____
Will Become N0n-Ef-
I fective on June 16th
Next, It Was Offici-
_ ally Announced.
(Canadian _rressl
OTTAWA, Out., Dec. 17.-The
Canada-France trade treaty-is be-
of
'_-_ ing abrogated. Notice the ter-
mination of the pact was given to
the French Government vesterdn'
9 _ V V
by Hon. Philippe Roy. Canadian
Minister to France, acting under in-
c ll T B E I N G structlons from the Dominion Gov-
ernment With six months' notice
called for under this Convention of
Commerce entcrcri into in 1022, thc
tren will become non-effective or
7 fy
 l S C U S S E D June 10 next, it was officially an
nouncod today.
' .. A canada has expressed its willing-
U"-ltcolne of Present ness to enter immediately upon neg-
Qgnfgrgncc Await. etiations for a new convention ben-
eficial to the co1r\m~rcc oi’ butt
Cd   R'/luch Ap' cuillztrlcs. This atiiiildc was con
_ |)I‘€h€l1Sl'0l1 i  _voycd to the !i‘l‘ench Gcvemmelr.
, Miners Affected.
1 uL.AcE BAY, N  Doc. 17~
iwith the noncc on pci ur of thc
Canadian _Govcrnnieni for abroga-
ilnn of the treaty.
Efforts by the Dominion udnnnl
(By the Canadian Press) -Some in-! l____ ___ ___,___ ___,_______
dicnlion of thc outcome may be cmmuued on page 10
forthconlifg from tonlorrow`s ses
-' " t ' nfcr
sion of the prescn wage co I
ence b-tween the U M W exccu-|
n al
itive and Dominion Steel a d Co  E 
ltiorporaiion officials. affecting the
T income of 12,000 Cape Breton min-f
icrs. lscumion oi the wm an s
D  s_x.NIll MEET
proposal for cuts a glng fr _
to 33 percent, already rejected byl 1
l°iStm“5 takes ul come when the Unlo 1, and of alternative plans,
IT is surprising how long Ch 1 - __ _
one is a child. and ho\v quickly the time flies when one has been going forwud for SOMIF E B R U  Y 4
reaches the-_Pauline stage for putting childish things away.; d,,y_5_ i
This day week the Day of Days will be on us whether wc be I _No Scssm, of me wage comme, '
ready for it or not. It is most gratifying to find the gener- ‘ ,,0,,f,,,e,,ce was hem ,bday the mm
ous response being made to the appeal for Santa Pals, but  0,5 wnfmmg with Thom” Ken_I~
still there is room-and need for-more in the Club. Our . may, 1,.,m.,,,m,,,,,11 sec,et,~,,.y of mei
list of descrvng littieones has been greatly incl‘eased.Un\t¢d Mme W0,-km_ `
through additions made by the pzirsons and social workers T
of the city-little ones \vho through no fault of their own
are not on the oificiul list of Good Si.. Nicholas. We foci sure
OTTAWA, Ont.. Dec, 17. (By
the Canadian Press)-Parilr
ment will meet on Thursday,
February 4. Official announce-
i ment. to this effect was mn/.le to-
night by Rt. Hon. B.. B. Ben-
nett, Prlme Minister.
their need will appeal to our renders and that they will not     _
While no official intimation of on
rise Christmas morning disappointed. l’icuse udvisc The, ~ _
Guardian early of the little ones to whom you wish to he ,mure has been made. uolllivu
Pals and then send your gifts forthwith that they may be i. ' Signs P°f"°“d that the lfgismio
arranged and despatched in time to rom-h their destination ‘ F M ll R D E R “mich Wm be b’°“ghT “W” dufml
Christmas Eve_ the coming session may not b
List of Santa Pals to date
Mathieson, Mis George Pea son,
(By the Can"dian Press)-Sent
heavy. In political haunts wher
_'___________,___________,___| sHEmmooKE_ Que., Dee, 17.:°bS9YV¢"° “fe Wim* W f°l‘€€8th¢1
T
the feeling is that the session will
Santa Pals !Harold Stewart, Evelyn Stewart, l once of death was pronounced to- gfesiaiunclude about the third Wcpk
,_ ~ 9 ,  ' ,_ d AlbetSt.Pi IH - '
The following Santa Pals have ll-3I(;;Nl§ax1'l’ICLIl3ll;iir mElT°Tc JILNEEN follld UQPTTQ follohving h;n§o(hvic(ET§n' The date mr the holding of me
answered the call: “ ' "" ' ' " imperial Economic Conference will
sian. iby a jury in the court of King’s
Mrs. Willllifrcd L0<lilC. MfS~ Hl11‘l‘1.’ I Bench of the murder of Rene Mal- _]€lY;(;b;‘;Z’:; a f;?0,:,.: tsl? lfirltgtsagé
Millar, Joan l\/iillcr, George Bobby loy of Norton Mills Vermont T tad tg il In I th _
mah; a friend, sz; Mrs. James T .,_ , _ ' ‘_ , ‘ ' ‘susces . e nos bi v 0 e can
me B   |::.:.l;;1f:2.;i§;f_i‘;~ ;:.~:_::.“.i2.?2.. ..“;._‘.";;;r.;“2;’::;’i.°°;;:““.:‘;::    fc  fc 
Mrs. W. H. Prowse, Lou’s H..sunday School E§,mhm Kcndam Jose h A__chémbau_nt'1d s't Pierre with Ottawa as the likely scene.
Lowther, Jean Lowther, Mrs. ' Gladys Wim ' _he _gomd die on F_f_d_: Mgrch 18 Definite decision remains to be
George Wann' Hexen DeB]ois_ Roth! Pownal Un___ed church Mrs C_ _B32 The Y. _ 'imade with the convenience of tho
‘ ` ` ' "°°“s"d t°"k the V°`T`d‘°t‘ various countries of the British Em-
Frederfck Seaman; Donald Sea-
ert DeB1ois, Gordon DcBlois. Leila
Worthy, Mrs. Murdock McKinnon
Mrs. Dr. F. C. Taylor.
Mary Cltherine Wright, George
Bumett, James Burnett. Miss E
Burnett, Mrs. J. M. MacFadyen_
Mrs. J. E. B. Mcorendy, Arm sad-
dler, Frank Saddler, Mrs. Isaac Cnr-
ter, Miss Bertha Carter, Mary
Walker, John 'Walken Corinne
Walker.. __ _
Miss Jane Bonnell Johnston, Mrs.
H- B~ T>°“E“'°\"-“» N°T“h L°“¥“'°"m' and sentence calmly. without shawl
nire as a strong consideration. but
A Friend' Mary Campbell’ Nom °f emmlon- but his Wif¢ “Hd filth lf parliament prorogucs in the latter
Taylor, Allison Foster, Phyllis, Fos- cr’ who had followed the proceed' ‘pm-f, of -May a congmmce B mmm
lef- Miss Elaine M“"h» Dim” ‘md Ines of the trial from the besln-inter would appear at prcscut to nz
FSUWT MCD°u¥”“- George' T°m- H1113. broke down when the fore- into the general scheme of things.
and Rose Mary Rogers, G. H. Tay- __ _
lor, Mrs. Mott, Miss Lillo. Coles,
.lohn C. Doull, J. Cumn1‘sl<y, Dor-
csn Dunlop, Mary and Eleanor
Williams, Mrs. H. E. Cantwell.
Stirling Walker, Mrs. Benjamin
;Rog~crs, Annie May MacKinnon.
Continued on page IT;
Continued on page _l_0____ __
Record & Forecast ofthe Weather
\T|"l‘|'u|nnul;|<'.\1. ol~‘l-'lcE,"l'cr- -._*'..____ ..._ “
Leith McLeod, Mr Benjamin Brcm i Mary Elizabeth Prowse, Tomlins’ ,,,,',,,"' 01,, D] 17
. ' » _ ,_ 0 ._ _
Def. .Betty Bruce. Joyce Warren I Grocery. 0. Friend, Walter L. Beer. . 
Doris Howatt, Frances simmons' Mfg L, B. Hunt, M1~s_ Col. D. A._ Mnnlm' UM um' 
Doris Simmons, Sarah FOPDCS- Milf' MacKinnon, Mrs. T. G. Taylor, Al-‘ ;,_.,,,,,,,,,  0
garet Pl-owse,1"airile Prowsc,Eulnlia km Macmillan Margalm ,md Ah: i§<l||u...i..n , _ __ -_iq
' > 1|m~|»n\'t-r  _
:ls
H1 M tliur Coffin, a. Friend, I.--nbcl Mc-i ii_5\_1_\_ll_   25 .
n .. .... 2
e en ‘ w°°d' Mrs' M' WN Lean, W. K. Rogers, Jack McCourt,' -|-,,,.,,,,.':,"‘  _ _ _ ng
McLeod.
Wood. Doris Affleck, Ross
Joan Williams, Peter Jny,
Olson. D. x. Currie, ucv.
, . » ' Illllif X .
Maur m memow UT DOUEIRS H~ Kntheryn Hyndmam A-,mic cmmm L`harlNttcto\\'n 
"f”°°“'j v. scam., nm scarth. ana simn- §’,‘_},'_‘,“,",‘,_,  ~ 
Eleanm son. Dorothy Andrew, Mrs. Ira J. _<ql_n|el;ec_ h..... 
Gem” Yeo emacs 3 and 4 Moon school ” '° 
Minn' Mn' N°°l Demms' Tom” Phyllis Cronin, Kathleen Hornby,
`D°m°u' Beryl D°Bl°|5' Ermst -DcBlois Bros., W. C. Lawson, El-
Worth. Mrs. R.. MacDonald, Ernest
0 Holm. me A E In s
eanor C. Wood, D. A. Bruce.
Ia _ _ _ » . .. . . _
°BllylnlIlvs hogs, Hunter ning' fgquggg made on December 3 for Canadian 'Nationll Railways until leader |-gqund ml birthday mel# P. J. Proud, 252,631,150. the tr<~:\s1u‘y statement
' '1'“¢l<lU.Dseember mail
' “Wit Haalarn. Eu\eral¢l.HT>u‘v'lT1n¢g°
WMM-  am-ste wee.
l ~ |mCe1Iv1'l-81.
g ruling an the validity of the rail- Ottawa 85" l Tetd in th¢ fonn of Alles at Laurier House, and a part Audra? DGBTOII, Ml" Anna Mm.. today showed. On Dr. 15 five "nd
my-, Muon |n making ren-oactivei an opinion of the legality of the of the day was ocoulli’-‘d in 80108 nis, Gordon R. Carver, Betty Ioan, one half months of the nscal year,
toaoveumcc1s,cwa¢s cutcruu scum. ' throusmthnm- lf"-J-Llhtlllgun ;q¢s,Avua.,hadna»ea.
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SYNOPSIS
A moricrnie dv-pr:-salon centred over
tllc l.n\\'|~r St. Lnwrollcc Valley moving
fllliidly cnaiward has caused some
iight snow in northern Ontario und
Quohnr. elsewhere the weather ima
lnccn fair und mild. Pressure is low
to tho r|orll1\v:\r<l in-or um qw-,inn
llrovlncca and high uvor the greater
Port of the United Simca.
FORE(‘.\B'|‘S
Uttnwo ,nd Upper Rt. Lawrence \'r\l-4
lays-.\ln4lcrato to fresh winds; fnir
with stationary or n lltilc lower tolu-
pornture.
Lower Bt. Lawrence Valley-l<‘reah
west and northwest winds; fair and
ulorlernlcl cold.
Y
-_Gulf and North Rhnre-Strong west
und northwest winds; pnrlly cloudy
and moderately cold; prnlmlvly anmv-
ilurl-ics.
Maritime East--Strong wont:-rly
winds: cloudy with some light anew
or rnin at first. then fnlr; not much
chlliirc in temperature.
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lllgh tidc this uftornnun nt 534 nm
tomorrow morning at lilo.
Sun acts this ufti-rnnmi nl 412| uni
risen lonmrmw morning nl 7.20.
Full moon 'i`hnr.°=dny, in--». 21, T.2ll
p.m.
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0.15 .Ill ld 11.40 _ .
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Leaves Tormentlne daily: 10.86 am
and 2.5 Isle-
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