r crrawa. Nev 2.-rem neon
I 
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' Man Is daily in more dang” (mm
hi; fellow man than from ug",-,,_
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"N N I Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew \` " ---_-- v
 
ut mr ii li RDI  i 
gnnnnl Buhlorintlollu Delivered 85.00
gy lull. Cnlldl mtl U. B. A. 84.50
CHARLO’I`TE'l OWN CANADA, SATURDAY NOVEMB
Charlottetown Guardian 'Ivo Doll
ii i _ . I ` ’ ' ' _  3'.  a Earning Guardian, Ivlldnil Il'
Promwes
 .f s
imports-nt BP€9°h in theA.fg
capiuil, more detailed accounts
which are now comi
accorded him by the Govemme
und people of India and partlcule
, iy on the enjoymént afforded _,ln
crmnent of India on the “Rav/a
Pindi".
Giving ldetailed account of h
expericnicein ‘the vurious foreig
Bouriya met with. He made s
mention of the degree of doctor
hw conferred on him by Oxf
was not inappropriate in view
hh own endeavors to zfefonnth
laws of Afghanistan. _
shadowed was the fomiation of
as Sher Ahmed Khan. whomh
had entrusted with the ion-natio
li
r
m
by -his voyage as guest of the Gov
1
is
n
eountris he visited, King Aman-
ullah expressed gratitude totheir
govemments and peoples forthe
ng to hand.
appreciation of the reception
I1
hospitable reception he and Queen
peefol
D1
ard
University, which, he »-remarked.
Of
9
Among important reforms fore-
a
cabinet. 1-Lis Majesty intimated that
e
n
of a. Cabinet, hud failed to do so he_
would himself for the present dis-
1;-_.__
l
it .
Afghan Ruler will Establish c..b.°.1 , °  y
net and Reform Laws. i "ll 
. Mi mum &|
Brmsh Rnyalfanuly N981* marked K‘hl;i;t;l; Pgllndanlgllthgbgeng. mvliag 4,.\?‘_;;;:A__ tg Ad Government took over from Hud developed greatly in the course of
femure U’ Kms Am‘°'“"u'°h'“ “mit Killfs absence from the Capital' igm* 'I-gl
f was also annourmed. _ xl' -..-»i...J \, , .. ,_  _ 
° other “mum f°f°Sh1\d°W¢d ` _ - i . ' of the arrival or me mst rauwa u tr tnrou n t the
th f f nm 1 y ers an appers g ou
ms Majesty md stress on msl m°me°j“‘;c'i°£_“y' f;h;“t};undF::u°n1“;‘; in Winnipek. according to the Manfucrthwest, from the international
public libraries ard factories
and boys between the es of
the introduction of Europe'
clothing at Kabul.
Dlscuwiing social reform, th
views on the emancipation of w
ous practices, he affirmed math
intended to carry out the tr
doctrines of Islam.
` On the question of Purdah
indicated a preference for th
wearing of modern veils in Kab
at least. 'while leaving itto 't
provinces to adhere to tho old
adopt the new fashion.
A dramatic incident ensued wh
Queen Souriya. and other co
The speech was cordially “Cel”
by the la/rge audience of M811
tives.
NE W YORK
They Lived, Before
York. Py..§1<.Rl9f°fS-
Canadian Press)-Four travelle
have entered New York witho
natives of the Aleutian Islands,
from that part of the North Am-
erican continent which, over a
thousand years ego. was the, cen-
tre of population as New York City
is today. They come from a me-
tropolis of the past to the metrop-
olis of the prelent.
True the population of the Aleu-
tian Islands wasnt no time reck-
oned in the millions. But when
it was approaching the thousand
murk the site of the _present city
of New York was empty of all hab-
itation. Perhaps an occasional In-
dian passed through the treeé and
shrubs. Otherwise there was noth-
ing. In fact the Aleuts were tot-
ally unaware that such a spot ex-
isted. that it ever had existed or
that it wasever going to exist.
Due partly to these circumstances
and the changes that time has
wrought, the four emlssax-ies from
a fur land, landing at Prince Ru
vert, B. C., travelled .togsther across
Canada. on the Canad n National
Railways for the insignificant lore
°f $20. They were suitably accom-
modsted, carefully protected and
Mummies Brought From
S
from scum pam .wha mich: have' tact with them.
been affected bythe United States
quoza. against alien immigrants
ut
hindrance by border ofllcials. As
WEL COMES
ANCIENT VISITORS
Aleutian Islands, Where
There was any N e w
. __ ' r d
NEW YORK, Nov.. 2. (By The throughout their tip arouse cur- Products Limited. winnipeg' and
the Canada Gypsum and Alabos WQfnan TQ I
iosity in whomever came into con
men. While denouncing superstiti-
i% .:_.‘;’.:=‘i§-i\`r';\»\\g
-‘A '
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z,_,..\'i
. _'Al j, ._§;~ *A ,, f-' _ 5.3 
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(Canadian Press)
Dr se on of the Dominion, tributing.
“Q CTTAWA. Nov.. 2.-with the can
81"!
o nion developed' today
pi .
Energetic opposition was voiced °rCl`-lem.
_ by spokesmen of the Flax Fibre
King Amanullah `  ‘I lvinnipeg Has  i
Reforms ~
Raw Fur Market
Of Late Years This Has Been the
. | I
.fi--‘I s 0 U '
Primary Market tn the Domznton.
WINNIPEG, Nov 2.-(By Thewith the result that instead of the
PESHAWAR. llndia., Nov... 2.- lclisrgse the funetiom Q( prime    Canadian Press)-Independent ti-¢d,fl1l‘ trading being confined almost
Giatificatlon at the establishment Minis r. The appointment of  f,e ,.4 '   '~,. ~
of mmdly rehmons ‘with me Ghulam-Saldiq Khan as Foreign   ,_  .  ` d 1,-Dm 1870, th Company. as had been the case,
' . . fi; .` ‘Qi 5 1,._ r* ;f,,_-1 f 'i ' . ~ '
_ ` ._k."f -. l: V ‘f. 5 "ll!‘- it -
mm ...<.:i- ililtw. 'lil L Qi. ,  ' »' -
Lug in ,aw fur in Winnipeg dat” exclusively to the Hudsen's Bay
9 ye" me D°mU“°n independent trading began and
S0115 Bay Company the aammisn-a ' imc
tion of law and order in the great ‘Shipments of raw fur are at
northwest territories also the yearltracted to this market from trad-
£ Fire broke out in thg Cazhedrul of tuba Free Press The Free Press boundary to the Arctic circle and
e ‘_ ' . Tournai one af the nes Roman llllc es e. local fur dealer as saying beyond, says the Free Press. "Buy
°°mp“L"/ry C( °d“°‘m°“ ago: gmglesqlse ,Iclhurchcs  dhelghlrlm. last .hilt this cityfhas been the mainlers from the great centres of this
, wee . e old ca e ral w ich was pr mary raw ur, market in Can- continent and Europe attend the
‘md 11 years M age in Kabul agg built in the twe|fth_ century, con- da during the past ll years, ‘Winnipeg auction of raw gm-S reg.
mins at number of pictures by Rub- The fur-trading activity of the ulorly and take up large quantities
e ens and other maste|;dund o.  néirtahwest wus' practically contsroll- of northern skins for their princi-
ous vestment, presen to t y 2 y the I-ludson's Bay Com ny pals in New York, Montreal, Chl-
Ki-“3 femmted his W°u'k“°“;’f Thomas A. Bccket of England. ~ .prior to 1870, the company hax.;'aing|cago. London and Paris. Climatic
eliminated competition, to a large conditions in Canada also result in
e e;rter;`t,.earlier in the century.f‘ Un- ir large domestic consumption of
' 51 i Bt ytlll' ll 18119 Dart 0 z the fur. Manufacturing and retail fur-
ue Taflff BOaf'd company's duties lay in the admin- rlers, dyers and dressers are all
he stration of law and order. as stat- kept busy catering to the needs of
ed. With the advent of the ‘ - .
he .
rail
the Canadian public There is also
2 Concludes Two way, traders and fur buyers from a. considerable export business in
“ _ glsternb Canada and the United mnufactured goods to which, the
t t fi d th i - i i f1l i -
mscwmon of the 'people in me Day Sesslon too 515 egtlrlil o n _er way in levergrow ,ng tour st tralc s con
Famous Painters
,ful eidhibitlon of Dutch art will
held at Burlington House fro:
Ji»l‘ll1`8-l'y 4 to March 9 next.
Cxhibltion is being pr-gmgted by
Anglo-Batavian Society und
M. G., G. C. V. 0., M. P., who lg
Rome from 1908 till 1919 as Britis
ambassador. Since 1883 he has serv
ed the British diplomatic scrvl
from Zanzibar to Stockholm an
from Abysslnla and Athens to Parl
and Berlin,
Premier King
to Open Royal
r
0 0 o _ _ ’
th ir us “r clusion of a two day SeSa10n 01 Abandans Pahcy SCafldlnaUlanS V ister, will be tendered a ubiic re-
ladies removed e ve . ed are Tariff lzclvisory Board this ag- , O p feptlm cami prgsented wth an 1;.
l‘l'1°0I\» U H' PYOSFBSS WBS ma f ° uminat ddre b th it h
with the disposal of applications of Restflctlon F or Canada he comes sore xisymorstil thivcvope
officials and dlpl0n\11ilC 1‘°P1'°S¢“°°" 10,- tariff revision on mms of do. _.__ ; *_ the ,-oy,” winter mr, This ded;
all except the case of the insular- in the sugar industry with a viewto ive tour of Canada. Mr. Venner- that a dinner also be tendered b
ing application which was adjourn- holding eventually on internatlonali stro-rn is greatly impressed with th# the city. Following the reC€Pf\°
ed pending an gmcm rest, of for- conference. Cuba has informed tho. degree of success Scandinavian which will be held in the coun
sign and native products, upon economic committee that it is ready settlers have met with in this chamber those present will have
which considerable - difference of 50 C0-Oilernte with the League ,i_r\\,ti`iiunt\'y.l _ |an op'portunity'to` meet Mr. Krug.
'finding some solution to the sugar! _
(Special hs The Glvnarani
TORONTO, Nov., 2.-Right Hon*
I1
I1
mestle classifications, In each in- rs-.Mini to the Guardian) , WINNIPEG, Man., Nov., 2.-The ion was arrived at by the board of
stance reduced duties were souBhff~ GENEVA, Nov., 2.-With Cuba tide of ‘Scandinavians ernigra/tion controllers today when. Mayor Mc-
lnvoivmg proposed cuts of ten to notifying the League of Nation. is rem; turned iw oanaoaandin Bride suggested that recognition
twenty per cent. Sewing machines that the Cuban government has de- _the rniext few years 3 19389 l¥1f1\1X°f me P¥'€m1¢1”'B Visit bi! made-
control appliances for electric cided to abandon any restriction settlers from the Scandinavian The prime minister is to be the
stoves. insulation material for home upon its sugar production, the Lea.-' countries may be expected, accord- guest also of the board of trade
construction and roofing tile, were gue‘s economic committee voted to- ing to Senator Ivar Vennerstrom, 9,1; 9, luncheon, and therefore th
the subjects of the separate refer- day to ask an independent expert's who passed through Winnipeg re- mayor did' not fall in with the
‘nces. Argument was completed in committee to investigate the crisis ,oonltly in the'cours»e of his extons- suggestion of Controller Hacker
ci
of
9
 _
l I I
:Farmer Shoots iMimsters '
l Durin the entire journey they Une. Limited, -Pall-ff, Ont.. t0 any I  Wah-,est  Reunian
8
'never moved. The tribal leader. ac
companled by a. hunter, a seam
Stress and B baby SM lmmobug that a new industry was being es- - *__ _
with their hneewglleu uri close tc _tablished in the west. witllthfesh-_ , LCNDCN, Nev.. 2.-_-Miss vera M. fnmla to provide canadian color '-0 whom he hm unjwd in min-nag
midway between Alaska and Siberia noir bl”caS S- . GXD H HS
` d old Mwracken, leader of the Stoll _ . _ I _ _
they have come as ambassa ors Mccméken expedition ,nw me My would not as p. great boon to c ., .,310 1 _ K d Thornton pas or , ` V .en V
r - , - . e ;,_
north on a search for relics of an
early Mongolian race. is a charm!-
teristic posture of the Aleuts. Thi
oroposed downward revision on in
the farmers of Canada an crea Odamed Carly next momh Wm
_ ' - c
_ sulating material. It was argued Be Ofdalned COBALT, ont., Nov., 2.--Follow-i WENN-EPEG _Manu Nm,” 2___T0
ing their extensive trip from Cali- prawn W Wm mmm-ed couples,
9.
d t Cnsl”€ ml Ch\11'Ch~ and 15 W DL Ville Marie by a farmer who oun Ulnmd Church on a recent sunday covered by Profemor E C Baly, o
c them robbing his hen yard The an- evenmg Au the brides and mid -[Liverpool University, and his 50
employment. have the distinction of bel-ns theilmais were awaiting shipment at the grwms Whom he .had joined w-IE, J, Baly, working in ggjgmol-anon in an mtef,,1ew_ "A lot of ‘Mk Wm
‘ th.: woman minister in Scot.l.'.uid. railroad station when they 0508966 sewer in me bonds of wedlock with Dr. F. Poi1ak,a distinguished mee to be pm, in before me _
Sir Rennell Rodd, G. C. B., G. C.
t
visit Canada. Sir Rennell lived I:
VVinter Fair
W L Mackenzie King prime min-
Y
n l
l
Project through. The Dutch m
inser in London Dr R De
l Napier McNab, one time Premier
, Uppzr Canada, and he succeeded
in 1894. He was bom in London
, 1858.
‘ Consisting of between 400 a
, 500 paintings and about 200 dra
D185 and etohings. the exhibiti
will occupy all the galleries of
members to space ensuring hang
ing. The period covered will b
. from_about 1500to the endof
19th century, thus pemiittlng
special representation of the Hag
and Mauve--and the inclusion of
large group of works by Vlan Gog
many of the pictures being lent
surviving members of the fam
Among the countries, besides
land and Holland, contributing
The
the
at-rone English and Dutch commit-
tee has been fomred to carry the
&!'9€8
in
. . . M
Swinderen, is honorary chairman
of the committee and Lord Albe-
h marie chairman. Lord Albcma
- | Who has 'had ta- distinguished mi
¢e| itry career and is a. colonéi on
rl reserves of officers, is n. son of
s 7th Earl of Albemarle and Sop
Mary, daughter of Hon. Sir Alan
cf
L0
| the title on the death of his father
ln
rle,
lit-
the
tl
le
hia
nd
W-
on
the
Royal Academy, the relation of
the
2.
ue
School-the brothers Maris, Israels,
8.
nl,
by
ily.\
Eng-
to
the exhibittlon ure the United
States, Fiulnce, Germany Switzer-
' London will Show
Notecl_l_?i1tch Art
Will be Represent-
ed at Coming Exhibition.
LONDON., Nov., 2.-A wonder.
be
land. Belgium. Finland, Rumania,
and, it is -hoped Portugal.
King George is lending five
pictures: “The Magi Adnring
Christ," by Rcmbraridt; "Th
Letter," by Tfrborch; “Morning
Toilet," by Jan Steen: “Land and
Gentleman Playing the Virgirla.ls,"
by Vermeer; and “The Card Play-
ers," by Pieter de Hoogh. Among
the other principal contributors in
this country are the Duke gf
Buccleuch, Lord Crawford, Sh- Otto
Beit, fthe Duke of Willington, Lord
Swaythling. and Sir Joseph Duveen
-who is ialso bringing over some
vary iznportantworks from United
States. About 114 pictures-exclud-
ing drawings and etchings--#are
coming from Holland, the directors
of the Ryks-museum, the Maurit-
shuis. and the Rotterdam Museum
keeping in close touch with me
English committee and crossing
over at a mom-c'nt’s notice.
Rembrandt will naiturally be the
great figure of the exhibition I-‘rom
Holland are coming “The Jewish
Bride", The Dead Peacock", “Sus-
anna in the Bath," and Landscape
with Bridge"; and among the fami-
ous examples of the master in this
country will be Sir Herbert Cook’s
"Boy Titus" land "The Man in
Armour" from the Glasgow Gallery.
I. de Broyn. of Switzerland, who is
the hon-. treasurer' of the exhibi-
tion, is lending his famous collec-
tion of Rembrandt etchlmgs, and
they with the rest of the drawings
and etchings-are to be arranged
by Campbell Dodgson and A. M.
. Hind, of the British Museum.
.
Yl
It
0
UNBREA
i I USEFUL
New Glass is Said to b
ble in Many Way
LIVERPOOL. NOV., 2.~Gl
KABLE GLASS
DISCO VER Y
e Burglar-Proof; Adapta-
S.
ass The new substance is knqwng
|which it is impossible to break, pollopes or "ples" for convenience
rays. is non-spiinterabic, cheape
than viiamgluss. burglar proof f
admire health-slvins ultra-violet originauy it was the invention or
r Dr. Pollak, but when the discov
ery
was taken up by a. British syndicate
d flax straw serving as a. low ma ,M_ Fmd1ay,,M_ A_ G1 ) wh ,, _ M .. m two Californian P B _e ew ll ad mm - or K A
terial' Dcvelcpment °f me mdus' has H»CC9lI>i€L‘1 11 Ca‘11`t0a€ggv;’£;ll'103;J traivhiflg lwlolves mwere executed at wasthe expenelcnce of-JfReY_5»t 'P;\\ll‘S'lirc:tl-51:21' :gg usgg ha; lt; 3 hduil; the serviles of Professor Buy were
fought in an Iadvisory capacity.
f “It is rather ea.:-ly yet to talk of
the discovery," said- Professor BaLv
four natives who made the journey P f S  | She preached at the Congrega-Ifrom their crate True to the thiey' were invited to attend the special Australian chemist The discovery @5555 are absolutely p,.,fe¢t_l¥&»
Ito New York as excess baggage had folna e e ' ‘ tional Church, Knaresboroug-h re-, ing instincts of the beasts they im- addmg menpyrlal service. l | foreshadows the estabiialunenc ef
'been buried in that position over
thousand years ago: they had fe
tained it all these years as Inllm
mies on the toll Of 11 bflffeil WC
between Siberia and Alaska. Ii
was therefore not unnatural thai
they should continue unmoved. ev-
en though they were traversing on
their journey to New York. n0§
only o, great expanse of sea anc
continent, but the unbridseable sap
of the centuries. .
The four Mongolian mummies, re
garded as invaluable links with th
past history of the continent sinc
their discovery by the expedition in
the far north, are reposing in th
American Museum of Natural His
tory where their age and the na
ture of the period in which they
lived will be investi8Bf»€d by 51590
ialists of the department.
Heenan Settles
Labor Dispute
___
lSDooial to the Guardian)
an celebrated his third year since
his election to the fodgral house by
settling the strike o. the hosiery
mills in Guelph. The strike has
been going on for two weeks and
yesterday the minister of labor sent
me or his omauus to Guelph to
mediate. The result hu been that
the men will 'retum to work -C0-
.morrow moming, and a number of
Americans who camo to work at the
plant are returning 'smith 'of the
border again.
School Carc-
Tour North
-1-1
iseveral 'Injured
i In House Raid
I
, ,__-
(Canadlan Press)
iford is in thc Middleton hospital
with a bullet wound in his 188
,while his father, MannlriK SM\f0l'd
'and George Gutreau of Yarmouth.
a Temperance Act Enforcement Of
floor occupy nearby beds as the re-
sult of being severely kicked and
the, .
‘clemenuvaie this mai-nina. when
ggygn preventive omcers and cus-
toms men under Customs Excl”
iomcer H. W. B. Wamer of Bar-
uiy by D K Grant
under me ll- B-_
matter is investi-
the
raid this momina WIS °“*'
serlcs`on the homes of Genul'
Manning -8anf°!l'¢- “°“° °’
resulted in any liquor ‘beinll
'rhe .nwum wound. in
coops, of a scrimmage result-
,ffqn 'ocnus Sonfords comin!
mi fathers assistance. No
have yat been laid.
of
I
, .\m.DDLETON. N. S. Nov..2-
-‘;Municipnl councillor Genus San
Maritimes
f ' ` ' ` l wheat straw -that annually go
_ lrmcnt expert of th£hRaiIwgyl fgpxrxnz b l www on pmme ‘mms and n
Wmy' F' J' meer' ° is D Record Nutn er ithcre is 'morle than a flickering 13;;
:ndent of Land Settlement for the of hope that me problem is “Um
C Vfompany in the West. ° ' | , '
M.. me. i... 1.... sample... .., , Of Marriages lg; bg 5311;? gggggg; gy Lnprneggg
trip of 2500 miles in extent, through ____ I
' _ ,cngineen
the farming districts 0:1 tl; ‘three OTTAWA, Nov" g__A.p¢;1 15 bd-4 The saskatchewan govemmentl
"'f*“'mf“° P"° mes- fm Y “ 'ls 1"' comin a ular month for wed- _
lvionueai enthusiastic over the pros- dmgs ‘ln C§§§da_ Mamma mem E Lvlglghbhrgelgeleqygogy
oects there. For the post two or ed ,L total of 5_4” in’ Am.” lastvl ‘s‘ said to be bereaved In the new
three yws the U- N- F- h“"° bee" which is the highest figure iortnatl m,enuc,, M? may ,mp a mn 0
lo*-il/HY fngaged ln \“'°m°u“3 set' month on record at the Dominion, Wo of an-av, me, w Fmme go b
"l°'"""” th'°“gh°“t th-e EMM" B“1`°°“ °f 5"“‘“‘"°°~ ‘ lasted inthe new machine. The
Provinces. and have °°-°P°"\°¢d Llvimz births for thatmohm not-i , u is B
F nch engineers nven 01|
with the various Pr0vinCli\l G08- -flied 19847. Of these 10.170 werelmfchlnc that Neges smw into a
~rnments in the establishment f boys and 9,557 gms, Quebec agaim ~, . , ,mms tm kmd
_ ‘evrral very successful colonies of led the other |,mvmce,; Wm, B mga) ;‘;r'?is‘:?°:‘tm”:;e, ,wu,es_ Tse “mb
wettlers 'from overseas. Following V.-,f »7_199_ Qnfark, was 9-,cond with 1 can be med for pu,Mu°ns or in me
uc. Freers survey the way is now sms. The figures for the other-4 connmwm of ,H mm of our-
"P611 f0\' B mU°h .mme elitemlve nrovinces' follow: Pnslratrhr-wan 1 -ibundmgB_ It is “Imam to have
orcaramme in this respect. 807; Manitoba. 1.355: Alberta. i,l92i. (gmmues M B fuey
_ -"rhosc who merely travel thrfmsh nova scoua, eos; New Brunswick., P »
the Maritimes by "Bill CBR Elin 902: British Columbia. 783. and* _____.,>_._.
wo proper appwclatlontlgf the! nail- Prince Edward Island. 123. 'rwirasl
beer" "1 “‘° °°“"° °§,,‘,"“,;’ 1'; `3.‘2i".l'i§“`2°§t.§l`§.iil§§ 1...’ §._..lZ1’.1-'f.’,i§§_"°" 25° "M ""° "pe 1 To Celebrate
mme °! Manning n or ‘ural developments the Maritime Mortalitv statistics for the Dom-
Provinces hold," said Mr. _Freer, inlon for' Am-il reveal a total of 9,-',  Week
"from point of view of climate. ton- 222. of which 1.843 were chiidreni _
-igraphy. size ofnfarjma ang MZYUNI- under one year of age. _ , ‘ O --I N 2 I
um. Digby county. sought liquor tural Drlotiw- *S* Pf° “<1” QP' "°--h-I ed I ed. TCR N’I`0» 0f_1_ - °"-- -- U
<»» me -q,»;_f°~,;»~¢»,,;;;»y,;m;'.- :.12’;h:r.?.“.'°:: us: ':.°.°'ir..‘...:.:t isis- 5;; ;.°:zi..,,l :.f.:‘...‘;:.'°:...;;f;~,;e§,;<;;~.,:,§;1l.,‘;f;;=“~:;»-;. ec;
pec on o - ~ - . - ' ,
""°“‘ °°“‘°“...r“'£“{§I.‘§ ?.£‘.l‘.€,7°§‘€...“.‘Z&.’.‘.§I.‘€l"l.¥.‘i..'§f?-"“' ”“°"‘}.’.‘.’...’Z“.".?“;‘iZi’.‘3 i‘2.‘S‘°»..°.‘I.°»?'Z§i..“lI.’I.i_'-ii §‘,‘§§.°,’,°.,.‘§:, ',l,°.’{..“‘.°.}';';‘;§',}l.’l°.,,",‘{_£
h'i';tl1cgml:x :gig denlles car- "The Maritimes are suffering ser- "The Provincial Government and gurqim Book shelf. Ai the an-
* ,,”W;,__h“ bw, ,,,,pe,,d- ously now from _E:>k,9£uasri¢ul- the Federal Departments of Immi-:nun meeting it was unnouncedthat
o . - °
tural population. re been a
cnet. drainue of the youna people
/*.0 the profession), Ind there has
‘teen 1;-actically no mglsimmmegitg
eh ' new irhmilfl
naglllm It has hem diflleult. there-
fore, for tho szricu1tunal.pooulation
‘o mmwn gm oil Btllgllfdusg
re. 1*r0viM
reggnl Departments of Azriculture
me rorneltlv promoting diversified
farmingvand than is li good dnl
M roam for further development. in
this respect." ' , `
"'1he opportunities for land set-
tlement are $;oollont." .continued
lacls nothing in it-he way of clarity! ______  _U _
Miss Findlay is the only daughter-‘
of Mr and Mfrs J B Findlay. df
MCNTREAL- N°"-f 2--PMS ff” 1-n11ne~'m_ she' graduated- with T0 Utilize
‘ ‘;°:‘§ide‘;ab1e e"t€;“°’; ‘g tg?" honours at Glasgow University, and,
‘Civ es “ Umm” 5 an SE e' h leted her course, (train-.
nent in Nw Maritime P"°"‘“°“5f ul; gimlhe scottish congr¥ga~tioncl1 Mléat SIIOIU
are being made by the Colonization Church, Edmbumh
Department of the Canadian Na- 1 _V `
¢ ‘ional Railways, announces Dr. W. , " "
5 J. Black, Director, following a sur-» , 1225?; efw?_§s?1`;‘i)!°'wkh?d °r snmhg
-ay or me Maritimes which has I Pfgducgs 1 “H th W’ ld”
just been completed bv a \land set- Apr! utmzmg me uns M “ms '.3
- R¢ECrINA, Sask Nov 2.-For
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eration are seized with the lmwrt- the collection now numbers over 50
ance of land settlement and are volumes most of them autographed
actively promotion re-actuanantinciuaing fiction, poetry and biog-
‘ pnaglzed again the ob11€9M°'l1 Wmchi
H on thing, weare not yet fully
9 . Clilitly. b€f01°€ H MTBE 00l\Z1‘98Mi0H» mediately secured for themselves a W sennqn, Mr. Thornton new British Lndugpry ,md ,_ pusqjble “sued ith th b un 1,
1 ment in The %ir;.§“.€..:*iiéi”2ii2§ til. ie;i:;s.:“.:...i‘s“...”:‘:. ;‘:..‘:::is:::f B-iid ‘§.`."7’f.'°......».'““'“°..“°:.’;f..;:‘.i..s“”‘. ...fl :iz instance. “ W ° ' ”`" °
k , , effective, whilst her clocutionfed_ from "
of .Plass..._ I
Y -A factory is being erected at
Nottingham. I l _,
i:/rittle glass.
may nad when when they apreefedi W Y
tjoucbec. 'rms vessel, which will be
policies. Naturally the preferenceinphy.
is for Anglo-Saxon stock. but Soon-, "It is gratfying to know that each
dinavlan settlement and families
from certain other preferred Euro-
pean countries ls encouraged and
welcomed. The Maritimes should
prove a moot attractive lleid for
good type of uttilr. There ia no
actual poverty elllhht. and it is
noteworthy how easily a livin: can
ltr made on the fnrrm and what I
high standard. of livin: is maintain-
ed throughout all of the three Pro-
1ur._n-eer .‘ ii»=\1Irr\~l1\¢.r°¢'i,4li%"i ' "  
year brings some new achievement,"
said Mrs. Dunnlngham Grubb in
hor presidential addrcsa "I fool
_that we have taken four distinct
steps of advancement during the
past year in the formation of the
League of Nation: Oommittee ofthe
association, the establishment of a
Dramatic Guild. the oflnnlltion of
French conversation groupe and re-
markable advmoo made in our
Work of "0lnadianl.”
before him to be united to marriase
and urged ‘them not to 10% Slilhf gg
the fact that the admittamce
Urmst mm me home was the one
'source of orue-hi1DP1I1°55-
Contract Let
1- For New Liner
_ L_ No ._ 2.-eivir.  W.
`Be1;%‘yNrl7ElhIa`ll'man hind President of
the Canadian Pacific Railway; 3;;
nounced today that 9 °°“m;°e1 for
been let for a first class ve 5 d
'service between Boutliamlliim an
` ohn Brown and Company.
Igllyllllchahynh, will be '|30 feet in len8th
sv feet beam. about 40.900 ¢°nS Emi
register and with u sea Speed °
kncrs, enabling the trlr between
Southampton and QUEUQC- ‘im Cher'
bourg, to be made in fivi: days- The
vessel will bc named 'Empress Of
laritam" and is expected to take her
place in service in the spring Oi
1931.
Bandits Steal
Ca-sh anilfheques
DETROIT. Mich.. Nov., 2.-Tw
armed men entered a branch oiilce
of an insurance company on the
third floor of an office building here
today, and bound twenty-nine mon
and two women together with n
rope, and escaped in an automobile
after gathering up about $1,000 in
cash and cheques. The victims.
imostly salesmen, had just listened
Ito a “sales talk" and were about to
ileuve thc offices, when the robbers
lcntered. Harding their victims into
a room, the bandits produced a coil
of_ light rope, climbed onto a table
and looped it around them. They
ihcn looted the offices.
;Many Live
Beyond Means
»English Boy
Shot and Killed
(Canadian Pi-as)
 . Ont.. NOV-. 2-*
Thornes Hart. and 10. M1 EDBUSU
immigrant boy 'Wu shot and in-
stantly killed last night at Mountain
Station. a little village near here.
and his companion, lawrence Sims
of the some place was wounded in
the shoulder.
The boys along with others were
playing Hnliowfon jokes around the
home of Christie Moore. laborer.
when it is alleged Moore came out
of his house and Bred a revolver
into the crowd. he was placed under
arrest by Constable ldwirh Bryan
and is being held pending the out-
come of an inquest which is being
held at Winchester some time today.
The Hart boy camo to anode
three years ago and was
for his uncle, lrankfllllne
farm at Mountain Btatlon.
survived by a fatlhr and
er md nvqal bltlthil all
Inglllld.
list?
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lflood News For
l Housewives
l
°| (By British United Press)
!_ LONDON, Nov. 2-inventive gen.
lius_is gradually simplifying the
ldutics of the housewife: and it is
,possible to visualize the home of
‘tho future in which the domestic
servant problem will be solved by
§mechanical labour-saving devices
‘which will remove all drudgery.
.A A remarkable collection of new
.nventions is on view at the Insti-
liuic of Patentees' Inventions br-
ihibition, Westminster.
l A chef is the inventor of an el-
{cctrlc contrivance which cooks meat,
,on both sides at once, thus grilling
lit to perfection, and improving its
lquality by retaining the juice.
5 A combination knife and fork for
_use by one armed persons and an
anti-splash device for soda-water
syphons are the inventions of a
‘waiter.
§ Furniture which "contrlves a
’ r_oNDoN Nov, 2-ou e crow-fd°“°'° “°"”"" ”“Y" ‘° ’°P"°“‘“"°d
, . _ _ ag
lord, Wh() has lcmg been knpwn for
,his outspoken criticisms of modem
‘ extravaganoo, especially 134 ghqw-n
in the pc;session of a motor car.
‘declared at the Edmonton County
,Court recently that "not one mm
:in every ten who runs a. motor car
_can propwrly afford it if he looks to
‘the future." The salary of a county
judge is 87,500, and Judge Craw-
‘ ford some time ago stated that even
a county judge had no 'right to buy
fx cur umm he had private means
because his salary alone was not
|suffic.ient.
I Judge Crawford does not own a
‘ca.r.
"There La gross extravagance all
iby a combined wardrobe and scttee
land a sideboard which can be con-
iverted into a bed.
l Few women-or men-relish the
inevitable "washing-un" which fol-
lows every meal, and they will l
with interest of the arrival of a mo-
chine which supersedes the dish.
,cloths and sink. It ls cldmod thit-
‘crockery passed through the ma-
’chine is cleansed thoroughly, there
.being a fresh supply of hot. soapy
lwater for each article.
I In another section of the domes-
|tio sphere them is a device which
brushes and,combs the hair lim-
|ultaneou.sly, but more wonderful still
is the oontrivance which answers
“mum mwmln.. he md at the telephone in the absence of the
immcmcn. ma ,uw `gr-cal. bulk of °‘"’°”'“’°*'- ‘"4 “°" WY f¢¢°Nl N10
m°N°p1°wh°°°|mmw°mm`ntm1c of each call but will receive
llmngjgymg md,-m@,m_ 5,1,” I lnewlke. and. in the event of s
lbcen said. ‘lpewle marry on credit m'°"°" ‘ b‘"'¢\*f7- Wm “UI “P 94°
'and live on iulklnent sunInonsea.“ °’“’h”"° ‘M 3"’ "'° “ml ,
-  -i-gQj.__..._ ,
l of English invuution is \ flea'
linoioum nmdoofpapsx-mason".
or Jute hacking. _ _ _- ~
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