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Llmlllcla Enwlnn roniv CAPITGI- re T0-'DAY
CIIUIUI Ol' SC
will 'be service in Mermaid.
Sabbath sftorncon at 2.80.
WANTID-‘I0 BUY Ol.
5 horse power gasoline engine.
to Ti-IE ROGERS HAR-D
YES'l‘EB.DAY’S MARKET. -
BOLT '
‘,,;_,,__¢&,Ala'-~ -~- ____-
_
 MATINEE-3.15-1co-`.s1o.
Moviefone' Niclrr 1 AND ass-csc-szc-_-szc.
Ousnhd
All. ‘ Prince Edward Monday
tsrscidatfiomasctosbcz eggs
chickens $1.00; fowl $1.25;
zoo peck ind crab apples bc
hay ’16c; straw 45c; oats 60c;
nips 406; potatoes 900.
meio-
. dramatic
isle cf s
beautiful
dancing
P
SPLENDID
BILL
MONDA
in the
sris of
the `
,I I upsches.
ALSO
“ OUR
GANG
AND NOVELTY
TALKE REEL
'IUDHHTENM
 in '-mrruuo s r sr li it s'
Throb
ci Adventure
~ lllinribeats of
Love-a Pip of
Football Game, etc
1 BACK DAMAGED DB
and a few coats for sale Sa
V
874-
morning st 10 o'clock. The
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ANGLICAN SERVICES:
Jsnmry 5th.; 1980. Saint
Springfield J8-illllry Sth., 1930
PREBBYTEBIAN CHURCH
CANADA-Sunday Jan. 5th.
will be services in tho Geddie
orial Church at ll e. m., in the
River Ohurch at 2.30 p. in. in
oiuwu church at 'Iso p. mf
Simdsy after Christmas, Jan
A' `~ woou school, is spending his holidays. onrrusnv " ‘ protestant orphanage
GLENWOOD
AND VICINITY
st; his home in Milton
JAMES ADAMS ~
Dunbiano Women's Institute
held ____
l’orMrs.A. 0.Ms0Nlili
H. R. Moose ..........'......
Mrs. D. McKinnon ..,.~.......
Mrs. Janet Gcss........-.......
Mrs. James Jardine ..........
Mrs. 0. lil. P. Yoo ............
Mrs. Stewart Mosse ..........
Mrs. Harry W. Mill .`.........
Heul'yM.ill -.........a........-
Bruce Poynter ......,.........
Mrs. George R. Clerk .........
George MacNeill ..............
Mrs. HowardBoyle............
its annual meeting which had been James Adams died at Irlshtown
postponed from the previous month. on poeemtber 20th., sftnr an illness
` ` 1 on December 13th, at the home 0! that extended through several years
Th’ '°m1'ann“x °“mmat;;n 2 `Mrs. Ralph Mclsaac. Ten members During his whole life he enjoyed
Dunmam schwi was held on e 8,- and ninet/een visitors were present. good hoslth, and his death was the
“mm” °! D°°°mb"_2°m' A une' Tho meeting opened with the creed natural termins-tion arf mania earth-
nmnbn °! nthpayeu and vmtors and chorus after which the president. ly course. He was buried at St.
“N meant' The mmm were exam' Mrs. Amos Gorrlll, gave a re of stophenb Church. I-\’i§hWW1\ 011 D"
' mm m "11' vwmus branch" by mf 1; the years’ work. The financial state- Slat., 1929. Rev. G. T. Spriggs per-
"°‘°h°r' Mr' mme" Bmuey' Ms” ei ment was then submitted by the sec- formed the sed, solemn rites The
by ms’ D’ A' Mcphemm' Comm' retsry. The following officers were pall bearers were James H. Murphy,
mann” 1.61221: were ‘gen imde T; elected: President, Mrs. Amos Got- Edwin .Murphy, Jereniiali Adams,
‘ Mr Percy ° arson' ec” my rlll re-elected' Vice-President Mrs. Wilson Adams. TUOIIWS Adam# md
l.~` trustees' Mrs' Ne” A' Bonner and Leslie McLean, re-elected; Secretary, Keir Mann, Left sorely bereaved are
1.- M"s‘”' "“ M°Ph°“°';'u1;"°md“ We?) Mrs, Wm. A. Giilcush, re-elected; his w-irc. nec Maw Ellen Duesan.
“de” "ee mmy beau u an use U '1' Mr Rai h M Is ac re- and ' sons Fulton Charlottetown,
‘lm were handed to the pupm' The ElreecT;ldr;e;udit;s, Mrx; The; rliart, and William. Sea View,' and daughters,
~ :;"°;f;'s”‘;“° 'ecgved“§;’°df;',f?;"f:f;|ii.»s. D. A. Mcpherscn; standing Mrs. _lvlm-saret Simmons. charlotte-
mm S pup ' Y H Committee Mrs. Amos Gorrili, Mrs. WWII, MIS- J0hI1 D. M\H'l>hY» MTS-
successful examination was thcn\D_ A' Mcpherson and Mrs. Wm. A charles Best' stanhope' and M355
_ or-ought to a close by singing ucod Gmcasr-,_ The next meeting will bo Della, at home, For years he follow- Mm Herbert Bemmi 
Save the King_-. held at the hbme of Mrs Ben Mcnod the sea as an able-bodied ses- Mm Herbert Bowne” _______;`
` ' Isauc cn Friday, January 10th. Com-1 mlm- “nd his 'P’°n°i°“°y' th” def  Heath Bbwness '....'......
eloped advanced him to the posl i
-1-1 '
snso Lupillo LANE
port
Hammond Toombs ............
wwe
Per Mrs. J. A.QdcKenalc
_Russel Bernard 
Eliza, Bernard 
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,_
K Miss Evelyn Rift, Of Hauburwn' Loi lows: School Committee, Mrs. Theo. 41°" °f mme' ‘md he had the abmty
‘ 1/i_D_A.M-nh “ " ' ’
the guest o I rs c ersoll Committee' Miss Jennie Mcphersony had he wished. 1-le practically sailteed _ _ Per Mrs. J. A_ Ccxemie
_ and Mrs. Percy McPherson. Miss Margaret Donam This msm__ upon all the large bodies of wa r Mm D McKenzie  $1' _ _I C
.00 with Bible classes for adults
Sl.
$1.
00
3 » .
' ' M155'Tmi° MCISWC “ml “U55 m°"”\ - . server and faithful narrator in des- _
_ - “I -_ d f Pr. 1 Waxes in November, 1928. At. the Organize- . ‘th h 'had sem on land Rcv. G.  Spriggs ...........
Bo wr' sw ents O “,160 0. Lion meeting there were present eight cnbmg au at e J, B. Mlilman ,,,,__,_,.,,,,,,
C ll e idi it h ld 't
° egg at sp” ng mr O1 ays A members and eight otllcrs who had °r sea' John Duggan .................. $1
their homes in Glenwood. _ Advanoing in your-5 no grew weary
'I
V -attend. Twelve meetings were held °f me sea' an Te re ‘ q J; E, 1>roffitt,'_,,,,,__,__,,,__
Mr. Elwood McPherson, teacher ill durm the year our amvmes were udo of pastoral life. Yet hero hc was A Pldgetm _"N
C0l\€¢fi0I\S 'mo p. ru. st. Maries, nuance.,
°‘-°° :osx rsarosu.
n” umm church cz canada. new rear _
rum
Mrs. J`. H. Walker  $1.00 moiooumbiowumodgs mg
Total $13
. $1
mittecs for the month were as fol- V ~ ', Mrs. Alvin Clover  $100
'~".l ‘ D ul _ ~ .
'I, is at present ul..i ng in ull anc|Hart nd Mr; Benj MCISMC. slck ond experience to become skipper Total  $5
“fe ‘V85 Ofgilflized by Miss Saunders °“ the Bmw' and was 8' keen ob' Mrs. Burrows Mosse  $1
.. $200
4th. _Bt. John's, Milton' Holy
munich 10.30 a. rn., Evening
ing prayer 2.80 p. rn., Preacher,
M U. F. Johnson.
°° an-vieoawiueeheleaafonowa
"'°° sunday: central Uhureh. Mar
 numafrsaga, ii a.. m.; York o
POLICE COURT--At ‘ilib
-15 Ocurt ystordsy morning one
$230 or 10 days, and s second had
15 vagrancy was sentenced to 80
in jail suspended sentence The
00 charge was turned over to the
enils court
.___
00 sanvsrlou sam crrsb
00 11 a m. Holiness Meeting, 'I p
00 et 2 p m Junior company
00
00
link up for the yesr’s course of
day evening at 8 p rn Old and
_.___
» ‘ ' _ _ _ F g . _ ...._ . . . . _
,Mount Royal District, is sponding hi., _ ct d ef t d 1 1 able to show s master hand, and _in  Je si Mu h .H _ $1.00 mend; cordhuy mvmi
0
-' holidays at his home in Dunblanc. dm c chi ly QW” S mmm' ng this pursuit made good. He was be S ° W y 
. . tt te . - ._ _ ,_
end in Dunblane, the guest. of Miss m ees “por d to e req? ed In or-y will live as long as the many ' ' ` ‘ ' .
-- _ Province. In every capacity he set
Tile many friends of Mr. Lomc hooks' The ratbpayers joined m ounsln example that at once instruct/ed Wmmm McKay """""'°'
Betts, Glenwood, who has been scri- _ and ed - ~
ously ill for the past iwo \r,-ocksr Wm ‘"8 funds w but a cement foundation ances'_Y_ Hugh S. McKay 
 , Friends of Mr. George Boultcr, Mil- ' ' | There passed peacefully away at tilc
 condition of health hos shown a slight' cember 26th, Margaret Henderson; G ' ' R un
 B, t June our institute Joined with those th d d e of “met ms A E. Thomas 
ig.
a.
x
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-NIYY Helen. daughter of Mr and
ehene with cost of navy blue broad- ' 3 sisters; thirty-four grandchildren and
_[Edin
0° l-his YW!!! couple ms nn” mr m °m'°Tm“‘_“°”t w woman endowed with qualities of °n

lf. I. L. Mt:D0il3lll,
llilh after an
with durltion.
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forward to s pleasant and profitable and °“l‘Y°1l° was welcome who came ' I
around
uit

ll. Dudley, teacher sf.
his vs-
Charlottetown.
Molly. -
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the school building and providing Mrs. J. A. McKenzie' .......... $1.0
-___ sucl e ui ment a the chcol com loved and respected by his relatives' ’
--' bail sstlreafed. A female charged
a ` a
si. '_
.so _ _ _
.50 i
$1.
' _ v V v
\ Miss Flora Boultcr spent the week ,I q D S b 5 ir _ neighbors and friends and his mem- Toes! H  ‘ ' 1 _-  __ ‘ml
L ludcd ill our purcllascs were a. map Por- Mrs Prouton J. Konnedy
M rtivin lu. “ ' hal th hi °
mga e V om °f We W0l1f1.S|i!\1-bourd, and clothes- friends that he a H. e W 0% ~Dr. Illghmll Jardine  $5.00
.. $1
effort to improve conditions by vot- med ms hos, of ummm, Lulu M. Toombr  $130
- » d il 1 I. Th ' _ 
. resret w mm that at im reports hug ;';d°f,,e‘;us,f£fgs paiIf,;§‘;‘;‘;°f_J,§‘,‘§c“ -1--- §l_““F? n§’l;"";‘ _' " ‘fx
fr condition showed no improvement. washed so that the school property Mas. MARGARET nlciisnns w~ J gemplz “es”  H00
' now presenm a much improved ap ‘ \J. A. McPherson ...`..  $1.0
~ um' 1 be glad to learn that ms' prepared by the institute which was 1 m D 8 ' ‘ W H Durrach $10
~ im rovcment. His sim. Gily who much appreciated by the chudren In widow of the lat/e James Richards, ut` eorge ' S ms """"""" "'00
mm he past summer and fa" in of West Point Springfield Knutfford e a' Vance as y y ` Dorothy McKenzl n 
. ii , . 8 ir-....ra-.. ~
’°””° to lm- home sie vm a faithful who was loves ana rueectna by au.
learn that Miss member of the Presbyterian Church _The psll bearers, (Orangemen), were
dlulliler cf our ""'_"'_""”°”"”""-"’“* at Murray Harbor John B Saunders, Louis Wheeler,
... 're-tha lnraavea wa teueer our am- me n. mmm, imma nomn.
cm sympathy in this, their hour efjrhomaa norton, and William Porter, ankle-dash.
sorrow. l `,tharemsinsbe\ngdrieenbyWm.A.
.,, Bbewssidldtorestinthelslirrsy
her hlllbllldf
191| Ili
infancy
Nw.
Chill
, HM’ GHC!!
of a will
wall-York Point Womon’s
_O0 York Point on Monday Dec.
Despite the stormy evening and
_O0 almost. impossible state of the
Mr. Hazen Howard made the
stitute members from Cornwall
0 this meeting it was decided to
0 ths grant required to procure
ir wll 'p°°““°°' A” °h"'s°““" “ "ee W” lo u f her on or. Thursday. Dc-\W““‘““ M°‘“‘”l“  ‘Lg school um-ary for York reins school
D0'
also to provide the bookcase and
oessary equipment for same, o
the!
businem matters were also d|R>°l°\`| ' ' ' ' ' °
Westinghouse Elec  141
, n - dent, Mr. Leu lvl is . ` '  ._ ' ' m »
_ An interesting event. took place onl me Pmvinclalsg C an. “tended and shortly afterwards removed to' ° n C °“g°“ '  "'00 om" fm. whim My-,_ 5, M, Mggon
onventicn in Char- D. F. Hardy ....  $1.00
Thursday, December 26th, when lulss lottetwm Almost every month school Gladstone, where she resided until Mrs T A Damwh ‘I no has kindly given an invitation
_ ` her death. ' ` ' ""°""' ' meet. at her home the sale wil
-f d ik 1 . .  ... ' `
1|;-5, John gm-ne’ of Gl,,m,ood_ Wasi ‘xuusvsas ;‘;’:l‘t;*€:; :Els rggllallrzd. she leaves to moum their loss, four 3 1; Pgxésiord '° ' “'00 continued for the benedt of-!ii¢l_\,¥‘_
Uhlléd in marriage to Mr. Francis ’ ° rs sons, George and Vere, of U. S. A.; ' ' ~ "’°"""" ‘Mm bers unable to attend isstiniiotihg.
f rl
ruchuru ivlununulri, ui west Point E0 °°" °1°“°° “me” "°"‘”° ’“°”“’°" wliilam at Murray Harbor, sho Alex. weslsy Ch°;;“”°“  “'°° mer- a aeclal chat and refreshing
__ 'file ceremony was performed ut, t,holwh° had suffered b°r°°v°m°“"' Dm' E. on the homestead in Gladstone; 2["'°W M°“' Oh ......... 01.00 lunch on went home feeling muah
psrstmsge at Springfield by Rev. W.‘mg the summer months meeting' we" daughters, Mary, (Mrs. McKinn0nl.| B' R" Mcmdyen '°",""""" 'lm better for having braved the temp-`
s. Loring of the United church. The held 1” tm °°“°°1 b“” “"5” ”’°"°" of New Argyle, P. E. 1.; sud Lime, P?”"°“ J- K°““““Y  *L00 em _
'mmm young mme was msmuuv less successful, either from the stand- (Mm Thom” Rh Davew' ut Gaemsey -- ____
gym _ upoint of pleasure or prcflt,sowere- . " ' T0*-Bl  $33.00 _
gown marron glace crepe del verwd to our original plan of meetm Cove, P. E. I., two brothers and four Tom Kensmgmn Dlsqdct l ‘ U ‘Wm BAD WA,LlIlN0-The mild weath
ofthe
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fur along una nap "M mm '““"' “‘“ "° "‘ ’°°‘“°' more than craluury luuauear to ali' ______l_'.'__-......___-_  0° H _ '
Central _Guardian
OTLAND-111811 `
mt ‘O 'IOXOID
RENT!
and a few coats for sale Baturdoy
Crspsud,
EPISCOPAI. SERVICES. -Second
um nnitsly established that his father,
°°m_ the late Thomas Doyle of lwsticc
OIIAIGI-
next
with _ _
M worship at st. .lanes church in me
On Sunday January sth special
New Yesr's services will be held
salvation meeting. In the aft/ern
losses
Old
and young are cordially invited
_ sons. .At 3.30 the monthly service
signed the requisition were unable to E. Gamble ..................... $2.00 the .County Jail will be held.
tl ti d to tl e uiet- sum praise nw,” Wm be held an sum.
. . ne
00
INs'rl'rU'l'E WORK.-’l‘he,Co1'
Invil
lute held their monthly meeting
the home of Mrs. E. J. Macmll
:osds
gra
with his car, filled with live-wire
cloth and hat to match Bride and In um h°m°°' M p'"°“° Q” 1"' nineteen greet grandchildren »"””"  IZ: rt: 
 unattended, thewltussrer °“°“"’ “ °“"‘“¢ "P "‘° 'WY °f she wuauxluu aria luviug wus rua 'A ““”“""’ "‘”’°“ ”‘ “‘° "'"P°““ ter-mou mu mains
*mmm-,Y Mm' -Mm mum hclme-nursing from the manual suv' mother, s good n,|ghbm.’ ever "my desert sand 5.000 years slo has been on th, _“muh
an me smith. 'rhelr uruuy " 'd by "”° ”'°“ °'°”' PV" '“'° "°' ur help lu uma of used. she war u2"'“"' 1” ' '°°‘ '°"F° °' '”°°°""' a céualuhn
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COMPANY LIMITED. '[93-12-28-Gi - '
CONDITION IMPROVED - The
B“t_ many friends of Mr. John Corrigan,
wc; who is ill in the City Hospital, will
pl” be pleased to learn that his condition
npwt; was reported as much improved yes-
mb terday.
FUNERAL BQVICII.-'Ibn fun-
Esns eral or the lam me. .mlm c. may
dn was held yesterday morning from
till'
morning at 10 o'clock_ The ogue. Y M’ 1'" _""“d°n°° 53 mm_‘“°" ‘°
_ the Church of the Moat Holy RA-
1-S 2| _
deemsr, where Requiem High Misa
1 mon nsnuioan nasssss “F "°‘°'“""°°° W 3°” “W” °"_
csv
Ha-i~a'0. SBIR.. The pdl besrers were
,_ Messrs. William Johnson' James
V
a.“_l_3_2, Clinton. Christopher lord. James
Ki.“iD.I, R@0l‘t Dilmmld Ind .Ail-
gustus MoQusid. Service. at thi
,B ¢i-ave was consuelea by asv. o. ms-
Juim
ohm-ch. Holy communion 11.00 `°°““‘°"' °°'“-“- '“‘“"“ “Pm”
sum funeral to 'the-Mission Church. l
Elimbe‘tlh’s Ohurch.17ve'nsong 7.00. ""”“'
A STBJCKBN FAl\lll.Y.-- Mr.
m Jack Doyle of Charlottetown, Cen-
Thue adisn Drug reprresentaltive. has en-
Mm_ tered the Oha-rlcttetown Hospital
mms suffering with typhoid fever. This
isthefourthmemlberofthoboyle
famiiytobedttscked witbtblsdla-
essawltbinohe short periodofa
mont1hsnda.half.isbein¢nowde-
the
diedwiththis disease. ltalsost-
p;;’;'_' mms his two alatcrsrma. arthur
-mm Hamer-auu, or union imc who is
nowoouvaiesoingintbsuharlotto-
fwwnfiaspitsl
ii
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sit
lu
m_` IT. IAMII AND ZION UIUIOI-
ll-flfhb lbw! mlntiollld P8051-
hureb
s°h°°1“"°p_m_:""m'.,p_m_ tsriauolluroholwiilholdicintaerv-
”'°° Sacrament of the I.ord'a Supper
 thselese cf the evening service
$1.00
“ ieuen sabbath. January sth. The
_ saersmsoteftb»1.erd'alupperwiil
‘ bseiapeaasdinst. James church.
thaitovlid-Soottrultonoffieisting.
Police '
dnmk The theme of the sermon. “His Last
costs
will and Testament." will be an ex-
.10 position of "Peace I leave with you."
The Zion congregation is invited to
ya mos-nink. Mr. Fulton expects to
00 N nu Wm", preach to the Church cf Scotland
0! ° er' ° juve 9' on 8 ° ,W_ congregation at Mermaid, Lot 48, at
IL-
2.30 p. m. St. James will warship
with zicn in the evening. mceni
' emcavaticns have unearthed some
things of Ueinendous importance in
‘t ancient Ur of the Chaidees, and oth-
m_. er buried cities contiguous to Baby-
om; lon- With these recent and moment-
' ous archaeological finds in mindf Mr.
Fulton will take as his subject-
to "Abraham sn Explorer.” The public
m_ is cordially invited. Looking forward
ut to the Week of Prayer s suitable
A programme has been in preparation
_ which will be announced on Sab-
wl....., W..
,,_ STOCK QUOTATIONS
I; rlsmrsx. .1uu.a.-Quutauuuafur-~
m_. nished by Johnston and Ward, Mem-
mdj bers Montreal Stock Exchange.
me New Your mxcssslos -
Union Pac. Ry. .............. 210%,
deism. can co.  mu
m_ Am. our at 1=‘ary.oo.  me
_ _M Am. Locomotive Co. ...-...... 104
ny Bud. Motor Car Co. .........._59%
um Am. Bosch Maguetoce.  42%
ii. s. mauatrlai1u¢chclco_ .. lasts
Con. Gas C0. (N. Y.) ........ 98%
U. 8. Steel .................... 109%
N Y Cen dsriud R.V,R R...l’i0‘
.; _V Western:Canncia has been telegraplled » The deceased was a daughter of the R al 0| mn" which ,_ numb” of mam . .
 _ mr md is expected to arrive home as and Brac in the holding of a district ,aw Thom” Henderson and Marytw. MacDon d  $1.00 and “nw "acl" brown” by the mm_ Pewoleum  31%
\ .
soon as possible. izgcrxzgggs; SZ Elly our presldem’ Dixon, oi Murray Harbor North. _ -Keir Clark  “'00 members present were sold. realising Standard Oil of.N. J.  65%
‘a -_ ' " “mi V1°°'P"“" In lass she married James Richards' §";A'MA6L°°kh““  "W suse st the next. meeting .1 uary MONTREAL STUCK IXCWWGI
44% '
am _
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33%
iso
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50%
38%
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'go Imperial oil 
bo Powerocrpcrstion ............
Abitibi .....................~..
Montreal Power 
Can. Brewery .................
Winnipeg Elec ................
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Osmstsamshlpvom ........;;1e‘
Can. Steamship Pfd. -......... '|0.
Bank Royal ...............¢.`.. 300
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'fluence limits them to certain
lilils. Kan. 85 'NZM B¥.`..».... IN 3
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dcmewhero between my mail-box
and the office of The Guardian my
Notes for November went astray, and
weather
now I
t. The
ventured to wophsay bsd
round about Deo. 3rd. and
can only speak after the even
fact upon which I based this conclu-
sion was the opposition of Jupiter
tothesunonthstdate,Ifancb-
aerverontbeearthwere abletcaee
both these bodies st one time, he
would find them sepsrstsd by on
angle of 180 degrees: in other words
Jupiter. the earth; and the sun
would be in the same strsisht line.
and each would be affected by the
gravitational pull of the other two.
Furthermore Jupiter was in the sp-
parent neighborhood of the first
magnitude _star Aldebaran, and dis-
tant as that atsr is. it _would still
add its mitb tn the "pu11." The sur-
_fsce of the sun showed its disturb-
ance by producius groups of aun-
spots. one of which was said to be
visible to the naked eye: I saw it
through s field glass, s Jet black
"wart" cn the face of the sun. New
as has often beenpolnted out, sun-
spota are accompanied by abnormal
meteorological phenomena in the
earth'| atmosphere. and it was so in
this case. Astronomers say that the
covering tstnlosphereil of Jupiter is
affected much the same way as our
atmosphere when simlpbta are pre-
valent. _ .
Now what happened at this
lcd? As the srddrew near the
t/ents increased. on Nov. 24th. s
a~'l0 ..1i. withra.in,hail
W-
W-
gale
and
The
barometer fell one inch here on
day- nsapatohas on Nov. 21 said
the greatest storm of the
K ml’
that
S 
_ century
is Britain. Nov. so
Des. and ush-
ewfeund
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importsut obso-
nel asrvies was-cancelled ~fol.' the
time, and nearly. all tolegraphic
and telephonic communication was
breken..A.tt:rna»do made itself felt
andiessoflife.
in
the Southern States. Then the weath-
er,.t.ho\lghi rough. began slowly to
improve. We were fortunate. as we
usually. src, and beyond sltemate
snows and thsws, had little to com-
plain of. `
_The cofnclusionis forced upon
that gravit,_st,inn_is the cause of these
manifestations, but what local in-
por-
tions of the eart.h’s surface? I note
that Saxby'l-iimself dared not ssv
ugh
us
where his gale would strike, tho
he was sure that strike it would.
'Juplter, the ‘head and front of this
offendir_ig.,is s giant planet. his vol-
ume being 1233 times that of the
earth, his density 300 times. and his
gravitation pull 2.8 times- He revolv-
es round the sun in 11.11 of our years
 ,__,_==4'-1930
‘N them. 1! _native trees must be plant.
ed for _shade or ornament, tho may-,1¢
4| but 'N0 reefs use I meuuuusd
that I had outtinss of the new
Golden Willewjn my garden: they
are new smell trees. and 1 was afraid
the thaw would injure them. But noi
lt. bent them' sown. but when the lst
ues la regrettable. for lu :hem 1 hae. melted we fell off. my came haul
I0 tiki! Ofllhlll SHIDO lillilljlilid, so
that I conclude they may as “foil
be planted for ornament as the or-
dinary Golden Willow. _
On the 24th the barometer drap-
pedsl1dsytillsbc'ut0p.m.i¢lro4
fallen nearly an inch and a quarter.
I looked for soinething out' of the
common. but only s strong wine.
struck up.foi' s very short time. 1
therefore concluded that a storm was
1181!!! scmewhero »¢18¢. possibly in
the Btatoe. However, the great storm
was centred over the nopihwssi
coasts or mumps noni Norway la
spain: lmgland experienced , _tht
third '10 mp-h. gulo in a fnonth on
Christmas Dsy."rhe barometer hers
raced up almost to its former level
on that day. which was very fine,
with s clear sky: -and the Seth was
all one could wish for. for a winter
day. Block Ducks. which are.aesount-
ed summer visitors, are staying late
this year. for on the 28th. about fif-
ty were seen flying at the mouth of
our creek. .
.____._.__-
THAT ANNUAL BANQUET
The drst annual ba.nq'u»et_of the
Y's Mews Club. which was largely
sttendedwashekiinc\ieY.M.0.A.
'1"lluraday eveningwhansdeiidicua
turkey dinnorwea served by tha
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Vice President-Mrs. Jas. Mohd-
yen.
Secretary-Mrs. W. K. Murray.
_'1‘lessurer-M32 J. W. Johnson. '
.After tho ballotbing for new can.
didstea and the formation of s howl.
lnglesgue were completed the null:
elected prsidsnt, Mr. Mcffsir sd-
dreesed the meeting. ' ` -
votes of thanks were tendered ld!
rv. J. Holman who sufpplled ana of
the turkeys for the enjoylblo repost
and also to the ladies for their kind
co-operlvtion, excellent cooking and
kind attention during the year.
It. was decided ohm Barry Tait
and George Johnson ‘take chargo of
the next meeting. _ _
After aiming the National Anth-
em the manners repaired to the
and it is significant that this is
about the panes between the ruuspot
maxima. Jupiter isnow slowly mov-
ing away from Aldebsrsn in the di-
rection" of ' the ` Pleiades. '
'-Was there any connection between
the "pull" and our earthquake?
Britain has much milder winters
tl-isn‘Canads,‘ and these notes writ-
ten many years ago, in that country.
may interest readers here. "For No-
vember and December: The remains
cf the plants of last month bloom
in greater or les's beauty, according
to the weather, and perhaps s few
plants- are urmsturaliy in bloom. fn
mild winters. stocks of several sorts.
larkspurs, violets, Indian pinks,
priuirosos. monthly roses, daisies and
various other flowers may be gather-
ed. In the ahrubbery clematis caly-
cins sndsome others in bloom out
.cf season. My greenhouse gay with
'illricaf Iisntans. Usmellias and
chryeanthemunu. right on through
December: Visited the stove houses
at the Castle. a wonderful aight. Heat
almost tropical but sunlight defi-
cient: still various kinds of Btapelias.
Btrslitsias, Amsryllis. Aieiris and
several plants I do not. recognise, in
full bloom. I sm credibly informed
that on the south scart, gersniums
tpeiargoniumal are trained up the
house walls. and about once in ten
yesrenlaybeuljurcd byfrostin
winter.”
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bowling alleyl where the first Ice-
gue game was relied.
Dr. Harry U. Hooper, who has
been spending the Christmas holi-
dsys wt his home 'in the city left on
return yesterday morning for Bos-
ton.
MARKETS -
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ceipts of fresh eggs st most points an
increasing as s result of continued
mild weather and as s consequenci
an easier feeling is developing. Tor-
onto. Jan. 3.-This egg market il
very inegulr with yeotei‘dsy’p quo-
tations pxuutlcsily unchanged. The
Pvult-ry market is unchanged except
on fowl live being one to two cent-1
higher. Montreal, Que. Jan. 8.-lm
receipts today were 1,045 cases' as
¢°mp\u°ed to,902 cases cn_the corres-
ponding dats last year. -nila an
market is flrarwwh a good deurlnd
stu-'a.¢e eggs an scarce, but firm and
active we actual cousuxpptive want#
on ‘su gl-sees pricessra unobsnsed-
Mmonton, Alta. Jan. 3.-This ess
market ifteraiing a 1101-\e'oss|li'.
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