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Severe Blizzard   TRADE WINDS 1==......1.....1. 25   THUUSANU
Sweeps Province HUP P E U UF F
FUR AZURES
,Very Heavy Snowfall Saturday , ____
Night. Traffic Temporarily 0" S°°°“d I-all Of Pal’
Halted Yesterday.
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* Appointe
ll
n
d
1 n
..Artiiur W. 0rawf0l'i| whose appoint sm
of labor in no
ment as deputy minister
Ontario l0V¢l'l\mellt was announced I
by Premier Henry. For the past two u
years he has boon Inspector of lp.
iirooilooohlp ln government and vu
cam combi or D.`a,o.u. and new
director of technical Qilllbatlofl in
formerly vocational officer for Ham- ‘B
the
labor dclllrtment of federai govern- n vary
.- from the
- -- ---.- -V--- ' "W " " prmnh“""`
the afternoon the sovefll- T
w plough made automobile ‘
possible on the principal Says Strlb
cl
Wh
ment.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVENTS,
MEETINGS ETCS.
X -€
"Mt stewart. Wednesday, eiuui- nm-W
use-si m
lns show.
"Heart
U. at Cornwall Monday night. newly cl
1438~2i
A "C“fdi8on Shipping
P1118 hogs and lambs
EMUVY Nth.
Wednesday.
1396-1-9-31
experienced in any storm within the
` 1 last
'blizzard whic
One of the
d
large nniou
two
had
inches more
wind, which
térnoon began blowing from the
oirth- about 9 o'clock Saturday Hon,I,A_ Amr” Jam u__R_wket5 I
°"““’”3' “nd °°"""‘“°d "°’“ that fir.-.hed uucugn the dark and stormy
°‘°" "U "°‘“°'d‘Y ’“°"‘”“‘ ery tonight in dttemime ie pierce o
heavy cloud bank as a suldv W the
Pedeetrians and motorists had the United sum *spans 11-,-ad, wind,
long overdue on a flight from Ber-
muda. As the -night wore on, inhab-
olid whiteness," shoulder “ants of Harm partlmuy “ve up
11° m°minG b°f°’° th” hope that the white monoplanc
` sidewalks were cleared and when the ,mum bo able in num, ,sump ,_
raged in blitmrd Dr0p0l‘- pnvalllng gale from the northeast
irec
when it
unique experience yesterday after-
00!!
l walls of "s
A high. In t
through
oo
ment sno
traffic
streets,
most d
@-
heavlest falls of snow,
few years, marked a. week-end
spent itself in about
and one-
fallen, during the night ten
oon on additional four inches. The
east
changed to the west.
of walking or driving between
fm still
ns a faithful few experienced
it was
when
majority of householders
active shovellins the snow
sidewalks before their
n, the
Durins
caring e. wide roadway al-
Load Flight From
New York To Paris
- Weather Condi-
tions Favourable.
(Canadian Press)
h tied up traffic tem- HAMILTON, Bermuda, Jan. 10.-
porarily yesterday. The storm, which
was accompanied by a strong north-
east wind,
eighteen hours, during which a very of a pay load flight from New York
nt of snow fell, to Paris. Local weather _ conditions
At ii o'ciock Saturday afternoon were favorable as Mrs. Beryl Hart
half meh” of ,mow and Lieut. William B. MacLaren
The monoplane Trade Wind hopped
(ll.l5 s. 111. EST) on the second lap
took off on the 2,000 mile all water
and during gh, fore- hop across the Atlantic. M
was east Saturday af- ro
PLANE ls OVERDUE
and reach these Islands safely.
roat difficulty in getting to church. _ The local wireless station contin
11008-Sl!! A0 f1°U“d°1` ually craokled out requests for news
drifts waist high. gg gh, plane from ships, but no in-
When the storm began to wane. formation was received. The plane,
d the wind died down md piloted by Lieutenant William Mao
lun appeared 0151!!!! the after- Loren and Mrs BUFYI Hart. Wil C1119
at about 11.15 a. rn. (845 B- m
E. S. T.).
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to the pavement. shear-
o
ing through drifts six feet deep, and
piling the
ins
.snow to either side. On
uch
(c°”u““°d °“ pu’ 6) the world's championship. l
1 Is The Best
streets citizens were very sey ranks w_ L_ (Young) smblmg at banquet of the services which the
annoyed, on account of the the head of the hewyweight division members of the Fruit and Vegetable
Breakers vl. Cornwall C. Pl°“¥h "“'°W|n3 tm “MW °"°" im and predicts today in his annual J
"ed l’d°W°"“- thu* ‘“'°°'°' ranking of the worlds flstic stars for tr
0
iv. cemidmbie amount ei unuec- me mm' hom, magw,,e_ that me Commissioner for the United Kinr-
Schmellng, if and when they duel for
"Cam.ival at Milton
Ill' 14th. Prices for best
if not fine, January 18th.
1419-1-12-14-Ri.
"New Wiltshire .District Lodge will
BM in Barton Iodgeroonr. North
\'fl1l0'l. Tuesday, January 13th at
2 P- M- 1394-1-9-si.
_ *in
"Pho Oyster Bed Driving club
intend holding their first race Mon-
day. -loculry 18th. If not nne, wed-
MSUHY- 1419-1-l0~2i.
"Annual Meeting of Harrington
Presbyterian Church will be held
W=do°=dny. -icuucrv um.
i. _ 142|-I-M-Zi.
7 -_._
“Hjiilsboro District L. 0. L. meets
li- B°yno lodge room, January 18th. ‘
1931- Qt 8 P. m._ Stephan Tanion,
Recording Secretary. 1 18-1-10-21.
, Janu- '
' costumes.
Dill!! Uomllan will be held in
i4th, llil, at 2 D. in
Secretary.
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or. ouii. Purdy smicb, woe- °°’°"‘°“"
chester Co., N. Y., U. B.
|179. Chronic mtiadiel w
Ind euread at home, who they or- 4
lsinate. 7489-10-10-Smol. te
A. Phono l'
prevented
hlsllltl See ma oger for
‘"1 Md h b
"ood um;-y his or etc
invitations of
. Always gn
4480-Ii
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"Danclng. Tlil Top Inn. Tuesday Queen
"1 re
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"rhg B,-gd” m ,M of 5t_ vm, here ofthe Dragoon Guards of which
°"lll`H Orphanage in I-loly Redeemer
Hall on Wednesday. Jan. 14th. Re-
frcslimentg, 4485-3|
Nl Tuesday night, Jan. lltn Wheat- el
'-1" River. va Oyster Bed
"Hockey as wneruey aim ami: "*‘°“ fl
' ii
Bridle
Poirular skating nights. Monday; in M
Wednesday and Saturday. Fun for
Ll. 1 _ “mm iell plrtl. under the direction of impressive. _invited to attend the function.
_ _1 _ l1_ -xza .. . _ 1
E I ' 1
Lund- today in
UI Y.
Floiolv. on, Wednesday, Januar-yi
‘"7 1 93’ der Albert Memorial Chapel, in a
h
"Annual Meeting of the Hillsboro
so
. Frank
o glitter she avoided so much
h
le
uniforms.
th
Chief.
Princess B 'L(°)uiS'e §;;"._.°::.:::;°r:'.:°:.°:..r.:°;.::°;1°.fi~
Is
Club ship., °5S*“‘Y Wflfk- _pride of Georgia will whip Max d°m wel °" E
Rilik
al O €S 1.
ci
W
» » (co-operation which has been arrang-
 P P  'ed between Canada and the West I
Indies for the mutual promotion cr splendid achievement. I will only odd 5
the-lr trade. This represents an ideal Why weary ill Wvlldoillsl Thele M0
When It Was Brought Into
The Chapel--Royal Family
Present At Impressive Service.
(Special to the Guardian)
WINDOSOR, Eng., Jan. 10.-Lou-
, Princess Royal, was laid to rest
the Royal Tomb House un-
contsining just a touch of
ile alive. Among those present to
last honor to thc departed daugh-
r of the late King Edward and
Alexandria, was a company
the military Knights of Windsor
their brilliant scarlet and loid
The pallbearere were inem-
o Princess Royal yas Colonel in-
lcottiah piper: preceded the body
was brought into tha Chap-
fer the brief service conducted by
a Man of Windsor. Dr. Albert Bal-
Sii' Wolford Davies. The Dragoon
Guards trunipeiers sounded tba lost
post over the body.
A little group of the Royal Fam.
ily otherwise had the chapel service
virtually to themselves. Those pres-
ent included ine King, u1e'Princc of
Wales, the Duke and Duchess of
York, the Duke of Gloucester and
other members of the Royal family,
Princess Louise died last Sunday
afternoon of heart trouble after g
brief illness. She was 63 years old.
Premier Ramsey MacDonald, _m,
Hon. David 'Lloyd Goo;-gg, pun,
Margaret Lloyd George, fm-d pu.
moor and the Marquess of Reading
were also present. It was the first
Royal funeral since the recent re-
storation of St. Georges chapel ang
the service in the beautiful old edif-
(loorgea choir song the mul- l
|°°. softly illuminated. was most
oil! for the Azores at 12.15 p. rn.
NEW YORK. Jan. 11-Jack Demp-
o
l _ 
WINDSOR, Ont.. Jan.. 11-
Produelion of moving pictures
in Windsor is expected to start
about April 1, according to an
announcement made bore today
by Fred W. Martin. Closely con-
nected with the new company
are the British Guimont and
British Guimont of Canada, both
REAVERS ARE
LIJCKEIJ 0l|T
Textile Dispute In
England Reaching'
_Serious Situation _
_ Be Affected.
.__
(Special to the Guardian)
BURNEY, Eng., Jan. 10.-Twenty-
five thousand weavers inthe cotton
textile industry were locked out today
by 90 percent of the mill owners
carrylngout the owners threat when
5.000 men who struck earlier in the
week did not return to their _lol
ltoday. The lockout was an organized
M810' 0- 5- N°f"'°"¢\\Y» D-5-0-faction on the part of the employers
.C., resident assistant general man- and 1; appeal-gd unlikely that any of Chamberlain, banned Marc Conn-
LATEB. or" of 'loo Book of Monlnol in To- the mine inveived would reopen in- eiiy's ploy. “The Green Pastures;
nio, who hu been raised to the d1v1duauy_ amough two lm-ge mms from English stage. is being persis-
Doslllloh of I-lllli-Bllt lwtfil Null* not afilliatcd with the owners organ-
¢l' li- 71°” °"l°¢ |11 M°|\¢"l|- ization continued in operation. ‘W
The textile dispute arose from the
weavers refusal to accept the mill
,owners demand that each man now
_operating four looms take over
eight. There were fears that the dim-
culties would spread, affecting about
050.000 Weavers and as many spin-
iners.
quarters in New York.
fore Of British Dallying
After The War.
bbers' Association ` ren or
pire. The question of economic oo-
ct almost of some controversy But
a s, we are reminded of that
admirable piece of practical business
schcmo of inter imperial collaborat-
lnn between two areas producing
different staple commodities, neith-
sr able to produce thc chief staples
nf the other-a linking up of the
temperate and the tropical lones.
This scheme has given the Empire
that splendid fleet of vessels which
sails under the house flag of the
Canadian National Stesmshlps,
manned by Oanadim sail.
ore, carrying Empire products on
either voyage, and built, where the,
best ships should be built, in the
shipyards of Great Britain.
The scheme has already proved
itself by its fruits-in the circum-
stances ths obviously appropriate
word. Few things have been more
gratifying in recent history than the
imperial progress of the Jamaica
banana. Two years ago Canada im-
ported direct from Jamaica only
51.000 bunches out ef a total import
of I 1-I millions, In the last finan-
cial year she imported 2,120,000
bunches out of a total import of
nearly four millions. In the first six
months of the current year her
After speaking at the st. John  Hefnarfhage
Sir VVillian__1'Cla_rk
High Commissioner To
_ Can. Speaks Convincingly ‘=o1°°-ef 11m- E- M1111- -1--11
_  ____ _ _ _ ov
`,______i__________,_ S.
ells the Why and Where-
Cause OF Death
Due A To Shock
(Canadian Press)
d as dis- _
ibuton sh, wmiam Um_k_ High SYDNEY Mm-gg, N, 5,, Jim, 11- ing from the United States trcwler
Bhock and hemorrhage as the result
of a blow delivered by Harold Young,
it to a y: '
There are also the services which W” 31"” L’ th' °°“"° °f Jam” simmer mmmmn to mgloceed to
our commerce renders to the Em- B°'m°r'° d°°th. by " c°r°“°"° ‘mm the scene' on Mmum of gh Winds
empanelled last night to make fur-
pemgion wuhm th, mmm., hu ther inquiry into the circumstances 9-'bl°-A0 WW” Yfwmouth ‘mm 0°'
surrounding Bonner-'s sudden death.
during s flstic encounter with Young
a week ago Young held on s charge
Je _ -
I U  ' in-re in the Maritime Provinces and 01' manslaughter, will appear in court the Sgmmef W”"l’°°1 W” W "M ef'
d R t emonz those whose business in life f°f Pf°Um”"’~"Y h°*‘"“3 "°m°"°W- ‘ect G me westpooi and white'
lo buy and sell fruits and veg- 1 C
ble "'_1'W~W"__°-*_W--_-__-'
by more than half a million bun-
ches as compared with the first six
months of the year before. That is a
still worlds left to conquer. There is
for example, the world of the to-
mato. The Government of the Ba-
hamas is ondesvorlrig to establish
trade in Canada in the plump and
luscious tomatoes of those sunny ls-
les. I have just been presented with
a cmte of these admirable products.
beautifully packed and graded, so I
speak with all the conviction of per-
lenal experience. With them came
an alluring poster showing I. truly
noble tomato, a great deal larger
than the ship in which it was about
to voyage northwards and the shore
with palm trees complete, which it
was about to leave. The poster bears
the wise admonition "Trade With
the Empire" And I would venture to
suggest to you that that should be
your motto, both in your buying and
in your loloe to the rotallers whom
you supply. Help them to ri;a)2e.
‘what ia perfectly true, or can asily
be‘1niade true. that that is the cer-
tion which sells the goods.
I speak of this with some con-
ddenca because before I came out tc
Canada I was a. member at home of
Jamaican imports had grown agua (continued on Pon ll
250,000 Hands May,
ru..  SCHUUNER IS
Mentioned
' -
Earl of Cromer, who as Lord
iently mentioned as possible sucess-
to Lord Wiiiingdon as govemor-
general oi’ Canada.
_1-T
FRUR MASTER
IN IJISERESS
' 1(Ca`nadian`l’i'ees)
ST. JOI-i'.N, N. B. Jan., 11-With
her rudder gone, the four rnasted
Zwicker and Co. Lunenburg, N.
was rerported in distress fifteen
miles south southwest of Cape Sable
N. S., in wireless and telephone
mmsages received here tonight by J.
O. Ohesley, agent for the Depart-
ment of Marine. The schooner is
boiurd from Turk Island to Liverpool,
N. S., with 9, cargo of salt, 
The first intlma.ticn of the New-
son's trouble was received in a. wire-
less to Mr Chesley early this even-
Whitecap. Mr Chesley telephoned to
Yarmoutli. N. S. to the Government
and seas. the Laurentian will be un-
morrow momlug.Mr Cheeley later
telephoned the owners at Lunenburg.
A wireless received later tonight from
ap were standing -by the Newson.
FRUITLESS SEARCH
The Laurentian, according to Yar-
nuziili .li-.=1patrlics. i'e-turned there
'eslcrday n.t't.°i'nnmi after spoiiriing
a. day ciuiisiiur off Sail Island in o
fruitless search for the hulk of tlicl
Boston fishing schooner Josephine
Decosta, wrecked seyeral months ego
cn Blonde Rock. 'The Laiuentlan
started out fm- St. John, but on ac~
count of rough weather went back
to Ynnnouth in the evening.
E Will TenderA‘
Farewell Dinner
To Willingdons
(Special to tho Gulrdian)
OTTAWA, Jan. 10.-The Prime
Minister and Miss Mildred Bennett
pro tendering a farewell dinner to
‘their Excellenclcs the Viscount and
Lady Wlllingdon at the Chateau Laur-
ier on Tuesday evcnlng next. Their
Excellencics will leave the following
day for Quebec and Saint John. sail-
ing from the latter port on Jan. 14.
A select number nf guests have been
(Canadian Press)
UITAWA, Ont., Jan. ll.-Gold is
required by a country solely for the
purpose of meeting an adverse bal-
ance of foreign payments. The
measure of the gold reserve which
any country requires is the maximum
amount that is likely at any time
to be needed for export in order to
meet an adverse balance of pay-
ments, pending such time as thc
causes leading to an adverse bal-
ance can be rectified by other ap-
propriate means. The above prin-
ciple was enunciated Saturday by
Sir Basil Blackett, eminent authority
of finance. who addressed the Can-
adian Club here today at luncheon.
sir suiii chose fer nu subject "cold
and the world trade depression."
In
dealt
hind
sion,
tion,
tion
with the causes which lie be-
the present world-wide depres-
touched on the wheat situa-
indicating how an overproduc-
of this basic commodity inevit-
ably affected the general economic
standards of the public, and conclud-
ioontinued on page 8) _
ai
_ W
, Last Minute
News Flashes '
-11
(Canadian Press)
GUQYAQUIL, Ecuador, Jan. 10
-Landslides today engulfed a.
train at Higra, lrilling 170 persons
reports received hero said.
PARIS, France, Jan. 10.-
Frauce's foreign trade fell off
110,000.000,000 francs (about $390,-
000,000) during the first 11 months
of
corresponding period in 1929.
NEW YORK, Jon., il-Nathan
st;-aug, aged phiianthrovpisf. and
leader of North American Jewry
died suddenly at 4.30 a.m. today
at his home in San Remo Hotel .
He was 82 years old.
1
MIAMI. Fla.. Jan., ll-Win
Day, 15 year old Chicago golfing
sensation \.'nn the crown in the
Miami midwinirr amateur toum-
ament today by defeating i.ee
Chase, 'Buffalo one up a`t the 40th
hole .
BA'|!.Hl',\, Brazil, Jan., ll-The
mlm. tram nilenilc flyer sound
ron arrived here from Natal at
2.20 o‘clnck thu afternoon_ (li.20
a. m. E. S. T.) The planes stunt-
ed over the city for um minutes
The streets were filled with cheer
Ing crowds.
PICTOU. N. S., Jan. l1--lJlm-
court Marion the Second, owned
by Thomas Hooper, breeder of
Ayreshires, has just been cred-
ited with a Canadian record for
two-year-olds as the roinilt cf
producing 15,388 pnunds nf milk
in the course of a 365 day lui-
(Spcci.i| in the Gue."|i1f'.‘_`
EDMONTON. Jan. 10.-Col.
F. C. Jamieson, K. C., Conservat-
ive, was elected to fill the vacanr!
in the Legislature created by the
death of Col. (`. W. Weaver, Con-
servative in Edmonton constit-
ueney.
the course of his' address, he’
1930 as compared with the 1,
_ Gold And World
TradeD§;_>ression
Sir Basil Blackett, Eminent
Authority On Finance, Ad-_l
dresses Canadian Club On
Important Subject.
A New Director ’
J
E. W. Beatty. K.('., president cd
'ihe Canadian Pacific Railroad, who,
has been appointed a director of Ina
ternationai Nickel Company, mol
ceedfng the late Lofrii Mtlchdl.
-li
PUBLISHER
PASSES AWAY
(Canadian Press)
LUNENi3U1=1.c+. N. s.. Jen. ii-P. gr.,
Morehead, for half a century o0§`-
nected with the publishing of
newspapers in Nova. Scotia, mem
his home yesterday. He was born hr
St. Croix. Dutch West Indies, 1
enty-one years ago and publii
here the Mslagash Neva and Newfxdf
Gazelle. `
As'/zs Sash. Govt;
To Spend Six
Million On Roads
(Special to the Guardian)
Rnc.1:NA_- Jun. io.-.neeclb\a1'
passed at a speriiil conference na
recommendations agreed upon at dl
cxerizflvc meeting acre presented iq
the Government in the form of
memorandum l"i-ldcy moming
members uf the executive of '
Saslratchewan Assr>cla'ir1n of
Mimiclpalitics. Iiicliulr-d in the leech
uilon was one requesting thc Den
partmcnt of rllghwxlys to spend Sw-
000,r)00 in the iliree hundred and thileh
rural municipalities of the provinq
in 1931 and allow farmers to work
the roads, and the money earned
be applied on the payment of IDE
taxes on their lend. _
,The Weather, Etc;
TORONTO. Jan. i2-Strong _
west to west winds and mod
gales. mostly fair and somewhat oo
er.
Temperatures I
Maximum  ... ..... ....
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High tide this afternoon at 5. an
tomorrow morning at 0.10.
Sun rises this morning at 7..‘l11f lm(
sets this afternoon nt 4.44.
New moon Sunday, Jan. 18, 13(
p. m.
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