- P1, , ,
'-;"*..l:l.\- 
1'- ' 'l'.'»‘.“ " ‘e
.
 -ali-Paris of the
  _D_lsa_s‘ter
_ii-;_.‘l . "Mill lwtévk S
 |-
T j‘ "f0_jmegl1es"i=ressi
N'."5i§°m¥» S °7°',l_- _i  3 -_9'~D°»pei-chei
errivi“$-iiggnlirlit givsee me, of how
 reoent-storm bore on the
ehippinz .ilmll -parts ei the worm.
Tl" =. potato -laden, schooner Liens
WMU. -_§c_ul_1_d to Ijevv ,york from s
Nelda  _ .ll eshorepii the Maine
fg_=:¢ __ it ie protein: s emi
"1`l,19_, ,` ~lyere _en od.
The  ' Wdagltlf Bo" delayed the
Habib _ American " Liner, President
Gl`,°“l¢» __l§ll°t ll" Supply of bunker coal
"BF t°f°_4_l»ll‘i it llewmo necessary
g:h5U '35 Put luto`Hali!ax to reple-
- she will reach Heins, is,,t.,,d,,,,_
Advlcei hom the Pacific coast state
that fearful.-iiaiee are raging,
V°°°°l» in trouble lest their deer
1004!.  'I‘lle,eteam schooner Ro-.
cheile bound from San Francisco to
P°"t1°“'3v'9l`°. is 10118 overdue. Fears
ere . lor her” iet . `
_wma sa lr She
carr  ._
Plrilqii' Ilia Mgr! i’or_the safety of
"N __-§"l|,3llT\` Steamer 'Snowdon Range,
°lRht days overdue. ._
'rho deppsih -ei the swedish stee-
mer"Vesl._ei‘land ieighved the Snowden
Reuse oevgi hundred holes west or
Scotlandl ' ' . Q .‘
H" l`ll‘i_Sl¢lf _Wie broken, liieboats
"WPS “Wil” Bndiifie had -been rolling
in h6‘aVY‘l9_al for ourteen days. -
'rhe vesturlsncfwee unable ie ters
her in towubut odered eb talne the
crew ol. » yr _ ,L _
. Thi! oiicr wasffrefused.
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORKT ' Jan. 9=~,Frank A.`
MUUIBY has made s -proposition so
R°°“°V°ll.3 £0 merge the -Progressive
end Republican parties is the United
Sta-tel Politics. - -
111 a “Ply -today Roosevelt refuses.
Heeays honest-Government can best
be secured by the adherence of the
PI‘0s'reee1ve party te. the -principles
which will rid the United States 'ai
_the boss rule. V The Republican party
hss not shown that under the present
mlmesement they can be trusted
not to lie, cheat or steal.
iiliilwiiv T
T sulisii-up
LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jan. 7.-One
person was killed, three probably fat-
ally injured, and thirty-three slightly
hurt, when six cars on train number
15, of tbe~Glevelan"d, Cincinnati, Chl-
cago and Bt. Llouis railway, north
bound from Cincinnati to Chicago,
jumped the track at Stockwell, near
here this afternoon. The train was
running at high speed when a wheel
on the baggage car broke, throwing
that car, the smoker, day coach, din-
er and two Pullmans into the ditch.
When the smoker left the track lt
overturned, but the Pullrnans and
The gn_0¢dm_ Range cutie, forty __dlner, though thrown down a fifteen
mon and is loaded with au general ear-
go. ' " -` `
S|l.vER`_`lTllEl$,_ -
Last ilslit- onthe League of the
Ul`0l,l_ B0¥%ng -ailleys, C_lr"arlotl:etown,.
the gsuvt-»e,rey 'roses .defeated the
Red ‘_.‘_F°X' . ’ _bv -the -fsinsli' 'margin oi _
four ‘ins.l’_   ~ `-  '- ‘
  ¥’°'_“ -_°*e:*'
`95l°'W-V -.f  `”.si;o;e..ni the
. -~; -~ ~_~’ " uv:  -_ 
A _ ' S so
e Totals
G. _'ruli,...... »~.»,:..-.‘ 92, vs' ‘ 250
Ar iJoy`....,, .....'..»;~ 88 112 86. 286
H. Croker  .»..'.l '86 8_2 73 241'
J. Carragher_ -... 87 105- 107 299
R. McDon|\l_d` ... 75 73 103 ` 251
, " ‘f  --9- vp-e --it-'
428 452 447 1327
SILVER GREYS
,  " ’ Totals
W. Coyle ..¢ .;.... 10§ 94 93 ~291
Wil. McDonald  80 117 91 288
M. W. `Ol!rl‘lBl‘ ..l... 66 68 88 222
J. Dudy   *...1 88
J. Keenan  ... 101.
‘-_-
_ ,439
Majority for ,Saver
253
277
1331
80 85
91 85
450 442
Grays 4.
'Ilia game furn hed a great deal of
excitement for t e large number ol-
ellettators preach These teams are
oxilectsd toqmcet' again on Tuesday
night next. ,_ U. __._"? 1'-
sz,ooo nsivnlrim mam.
foot embankment, held together. The
clay coach was demolished.. Zunner
was riding in the smoker and was so
badly crushed as to make identifica-
tion difficult. -
A steady downpour of rain added
to the horror of the wreck. A spe-
cial train was made up here and
brought the injured to Lafayette has-
pltal. ‘
. /
WINNIPEG' SYNDICATE 1
_  REISUILD RAIL-WAY
4 _' . .i -I V - i ‘ _
WINNIPEG, Jan. 7.-A syndicate
oflprominent local- hnanciers is er-
ijaiiging to begin working in the
spring on the construction of a rail-
road from Winnipeg to I-I-udson Bay,
with' Port Nelson as the objective
point. Tney have already spent a
large amount of-money in prelimin-
ary surveys, purchasing ' land, etc.,
and are in earnest. -
The directors are now contemplat-
ing the construction of_ terminals
here under an option already secur-
ed. The charter for the road has al-
ready been secured under the name
Hudson Bay Peace. River and Pacific
railway. '
T0 EILL VACANCIES
, 'IN THE SENATE
OTTAWA, Jan. 7.-It is probable
that the' Senate vacancy in Ontario
caused by the failure of Senator _Sul-
livan of Kingston to attend during
aosros,  esriy today'
cages: s2,0on.f_, ‘ n,ku_.,te the harris
ui pres:-`~v>i'vIe?.~rimenee -ei Frederick
R.§‘,Ay_cr. No. 4!-.~‘ Crescent avenue,
Bdachnnont. Several houses were _me-
‘ -.§_-_-_~_A_-_-,-_-,-_-_-_-,1.,.,\,.,Q¢»_-_-v-QV.,._._._._._.,.,,,\._.v._____.__
two consecutive sessions wi_ll.be lllled
shortly hv the appointment of Chris-
topher Kloefher, ex-M-. P., for South
Wellington. »Mr. Kloefher represent-
ad the riding in the Commons in the
Conservative interest from 1896 to
1900, and has long been a staunch
Q-_-_-_» -_-___-:_-_-_»_-_-_-,_-_»_-_1_-_-; _-_-_-_-_-_-,-,-,-_-_-_-;_-_-_za-_-_
' i ivlipntkrvi cum oi=i=lzn\
. 1

i »' » c -'ie
» Th M ' G' di lied "  2.5 V
   .
, - _ ree;  -
 let” price oi one*
Guardian management has
ahovgo two papers to any ud-
Guardian" to the reading `
-circulation by thous- ,
I I
farm magazine.
coated-,poperv sine
lendidly
'P cues cf
of the »
are given about The Can-
TQDAY
bein renewal su
wllh thu uma' 1
year 'lllie Oansdlmm
llT°f°nw|i”t"' ,'
.s-l-»’¢...‘i,»`»;_........»»»»'-~,_-- -~
. _ _
BY .’
V _
1'. T.
  [ll STRIKE
_ ' (Canadian Press) ‘
‘ LONDON, Jan. 9.-The Yorkshire
textile trade danger is coming to a
standstill through the strike of the
dyers for higher wages.
Six thousand dyers quit work at
Bradford and five thousand more will
quit in a. week.
The employers are willing to grant
an increase but want the system of
piece work which the dyers oppose.
TRURO SHORT
N - COURSE
TBURO, Jan. T.-The annual short
course for farmers and their sonsli
opened here to-day at tho Provincial-
Agric'ultural_ College, under thc dl-
rectiou of Principal M. Cumming,
B. A., Secretary of Agriculture for
Nova Scotia. The attendance exceeds
all expectations, more especiallyl
when it is borne ln mind that in
Prince Edward Island a short course
of similar studies is being put on
this year for the first time.
In former years the Island was re-`
presented here at Truro by over a
hundred students. Had this number
been added tothe list this year they
could hardly have been accommodat-
ed. The growth of this brunch of the
institu'e°ion’s work here has been]
enormous, and it is the hope of Prin-
cipal Cumming to place these educa-
tional advantages even closer to the
tillers of the soil.
V-IOLET ASQUITH
 SEEING WONDERS
PHILADELPHIA, January 7-Inde-
pendencc hall and chlldren's play-
grounds claimed the interest of thc
Countess of Aberdeen, wife of the
lord lieutenant of Ireland, and Miss
Violet Asqulth, ‘daughter of thc,
prime minister of England, who ar-
rived here today from Washington.
They are the guests of Dr. and Mrs.,
Tait McKenzie, formerly of Mon'Lreal.~
- During a visit of Independence
hall, Miss Asquitli displayed keen
interest in the liberty bell, and ex-
pressed delight at being allowed to
touch the historic relic, the case of
whichwas removed for the occasion.
Alter n luncheon attended by Mayor
and Mrs. Blenkenburg, Director of
Health embchsritics Nea, superin-
tendent of Public Schools, Brumhaugh
and Others, the Vlsitor-sl were shown
open air play grounds and other pla-
ces of interest.
»......,,........~.w....._.
and active supporter of the party.
The second Senate vacancy caused
by the death yesterday of Senator
Campbell in Toronto will probably
be illlcd by the appointment of Alex-
ander F. Macllaren, the millionaire
cheese manufacturer, and the repre-
sentative oi North Perth in the Com-
mons from 1896 to 1908.
me lislinisii
'ine-issizsslruas
nor. noon, Ere
. ‘ ,_,,,'
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORON2l0,f Jani 10.-Fresh wester-
ly ‘~-sliutliwesterly winds, fair, a
little higher temperature.
i is-¢*¢_~¢f»4-1-iw--»
The tdmperature at three o'clock
this _merging bythe Rexall Store
'I'eiItlid"'l` brmometer with e. northern
expolurawas eighteen degrees above
:sro lull 'with a southern exposure
was tivlinty above.
The lowest ternperature yesterday
was lllflhfrsoorded at nine p. m., and'\
the llH'lfelt“was` seven above. Bt Ullw
a.. ni. ob, previous night the high-
est 1l@a|l\&Rty-lllve-above.- '
 _tglle _ will be high this after-
noo `»~hll'.i‘ .ill tall tomorrow at 1.04;
It will he high Saturday mJrning st
12.85 and Sunday et 1,17.
The sun sets this aitsrnoon ar 4.86.
m¢~ fqgsfmgy \_ gt 4.37; it rises to-
morrozllilldrriiiig .at 7.40 and Sunday
It 7.8 .
sets thlsevenlng at 'I-52-
ln n
‘BL
of the moon will
Jany. 13 at 2=-Pi
ll0\\l'l
`(U'rom
450-5-
'st io.ao cvclecir
Retail » Stole
1; n‘Jr'thetn-
fourteen GOSNGS-
with a 1 03'
.._,1_._.._.._.._-_...__-__--__._-.,-
Last night, through the courtesy of
' _ lthe officials of the Marine Depart-
T' . ' ment at- Ottawa who. have. been in-
_ -  1, . , lvestigating the alleged grievances of
the firemen on the D. G. S. Earl
Grey, namely C. Doutre, T. R. Fer-
guson and Commander H. Thompson,
The Guai-dlan~was given the story ol
the trouble from the government's
standpoint.
The above named gentlemen came
to Charlottetown on Wednesday, in-
vestigated the trouble on board the
Earl Grey yesterday and will leave
this morning on return to Ottawa.
The version given to The Guardlanis
about as follows: -
Up to this fell neither of the gov-
firemen, except when on lighthouse
service in the summer On going in
an extra shift claiming that it had
_ nf.-,\ if
inc pi rmenre sue cf ine Star vsrclu Liu iii nib Messrs perm;
  i ll     in in Alntervlerilliilsli tlieyliuurdicn' S H  
i1fiiiPini|_is    I I     
UUIIHESS HAS
a NUT IMPBUVED
(Canadian Press)
MON'llREAL, Jan. 9--The bulletin,
of the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon-
treal, reports the Duchess of Con-
naught’s condition unchanged.
ernment stearners had three shifts of She slept at intervals and her i
strength has been maintained.
Some men nearby removed the salt
mNE`pseARiMEN1
,,., . -- ‘_ .
it _ HIVTH FLUUI]
- (Canadian Press)
Pl'I"l‘Sl3IlRG, Jan. 9.-The Crest
River flood .to-'day reached eleven feet)
over the danger mark.
To-night the water was receding.
A large area of the business dis-
trlct suilered from inundation and
the loss is heavy. Hundreds of
homes were flooded and scores of
plants are idle affecting over 5,000
men. The silbsiding of the flood
leaves great quantities of debris and
it will be days before the flood zone
s restored to its normal condition.
v   _  _msc-cg si. i°=°:.iiih'&&ei@§i~_  _
Tgigf iliivi sllllllf
  IN ll]|l|l|lllP-LE
_-_-
Offlcial News Received Des-
cribes Situation as
Desperate _
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Ofllcial news
has been received that the Bulgarian
delegation describes the situation in
Adrlauople as desperate.
Soldiers who deserted and succeed-
ed in reaching the headquarters of
the allies say the town is in its last
gasp.
Provisions are scarce and the milit-
ary authoritles have requisitioued
all the food possessed by private in-
dividuals and are making only one
distribution comprising a half ration
daily.
Conditions are becoming still grav-
er.
There arc a great number sick who
overflow the hospitals where the at-
tendance is inadequate
to port for winter service this ruling , The death rate is very high The
was invariably abrogated. '  M fldulgarians allowed medicines and
When -in H'alif8»X, Pl'0Vi0US '£0 00m- ' 'Red Cross workers to enter under
lug to Sumrnerside this tall, three , the escort of s Bulgarian detach-
Hllifte WBFB Dllt 011 lille MlHt0 *md lm’ D   ment. Tlic commander of the for-
kr10Wl\ t0 the Department, these tress declared he would rather see all
Shifts WPF0 Permitted '10 C0\\lliI1“° uf' . "_-' die oi starvation than to surrender
ter entering. on the winter service. (SP°°151bY Phone? ' the town,
This was the bone of contention with Al-‘BF/RT0N» -TBD# 9'“A¥_1 €mP10Y° ' ___ I The Bulgarians believe the question
the meu on the Ferl Grey- From °‘ the 5"” 0| J- H- MYUCK 15* C°» ci Adriahepie will soon he solved.
their viewpoint _it was reasonable T18l1iB11. PY the name 0| William A- _ T The diff-lculty now lies with the de-
tllat they should be accorded the hearn was instantly killed on Tues- (Canadian Press) termiratiou of the allies not go pm-_
same treatment as was given to the day last under sad and somewhat un- LIVERPUOL. Jim- 9--'The BUUU1 ticipate in the conference unless they
men on the Mintd. ' usual circumstances. 111110 Steamer Amb1`°S°- While Pm' are notified before hand what Turkey
Last spring the llremcn on both The man was taking salt from a Ceedlllg UD Ulf! MBYBSY l90“daY °0_1l\ded` intends to propose. `
steaniers made a' demand for llighel' building at Tignish Run when s, large with 0 flshmg “mack and B hi-’-htel' 'lhey do not wish to revive the dis-
pay and the demand, which was re- qiiangny of the article which was slnklllf-‘I_tl19m bfllill- cussion of unacceptable terms and
garded as reasonable, was granted. placed ab,-,ve when he was worki-ng T911 “V95 were 10”- are fully determined they must have
In December the Bremen OD the _feii on him with s tsrrihie crssh asus- "*’”-'*-°' ;Adriunople first. The discussion of
Earl Grey renewed their demand for ing instant death  
other questions will come up later.
(Canadian Press)
. .
been premieed them but whim" '°“° hut only to and him desc, . SHIPPED T0 MEXICO coNs'rAN'r1Noi>l.isi, Jes. 9.-The
Pr0mlSG WHS mB<10 Of by Wh°‘“ mad” Deceased was 45 years of age and -- Porte circular of the Turkish Ambas-
the department has been unable to was unmarried NEW 0R1,}~;ANg_ Jam 7__Appf0x. sailors abroad intimates that unless
ascertain. In any eeee. “either “le His ,,,,,e,,,1 lwok place on W,.,d,,e,_ imstsiy 5,000,000 rounds of smmuhi- the allies accept 'rurxcrs peace pro-
Agont of Marine, the Captain of the, dn last A tion have been shipped from New or. posals by the end of the week the
stoanlel' DOI' BUY 0110 Olltsldil °f the y ` ° leans to Mexico since the neutrality Of-COHHIH GGIGEB-1199 Will be l'°°ln°d~
Department had any authority to proclamation wee issued by President The circular says that whatever
make such a promise. In reply to    Taft laei spring, according to testi- happens the Porte is determined to
this demand the firemen were inform-  molly given her? t,5_day before Sena. maintain its sttiiude in pegs;-d to
ed that
-d;"»l'&‘i€°m 5* C
__ __,_’_*__ __‘__
J
. ne
__°°“_‘1”°_ti°“__ _ _ ________ __};71’I.'f
PIANO- TUNING AN-E REGUUAT-
ing. Ten years practi al experience
also two years private tuition un-
der- Brooks, considered the belit-
authority known on tuning and
action work; J. W. Wright, “Bodh-
que. 1-9M1l_d.
FOX F0§ SAl?[E,-ONE LARGE
mare. cron fox,~ amid bred flbml
lug guaranteed as 'péronte 'eau' lie
ooh Tuesday seen; Was bent as s  lox: _or 
yssiipngt be”_itn_ tihe niarkotvaiogs.
Fo furt or D cu are . .
0 lla. had Btu' bipuiei Pig
_ ,  R ~:' .i in _mp aipa.
be eight p& - Vi T§3\`E:i.I‘lllS
LICITY I HA
for names of Olerigynien, School
xsehers' and »-members. el pubhe
iiiuwulins' 'te.\;o¢\1tepoiiii with
British people. -'Also for names oi
lthool children  .to corres-
pond with Britlllrchll some
gm; Ad,dN_ll,J’. . BLK, _ ,
iieity`wini\.- l£metteuviai.‘
‘ i-mimi.
when 200 orphans, ranging in age
from five- to seven years, were roused
  from sleep on the fifth floor of St. orders’ copies of invoices? names of
pan wi a Very “Wy sea
James McKenna, 225 Queen St., the Banks he never experienced such
_ and paying _for thls__ad.___1-10M1_ilJd. weather al on Saturday last.
INNUUIGEIEIITS.
'I Gillllll EVENTS,
` ' \ IEETIIIGS. ETC)
_ -.i : 5 - \= ',
One cent per word each insertion
in this column. Cash must oesoirr
Dany oi.-der and five per cent discount
-red female and black male, breed-.Fails-sd, mmmum ,hu-3, gygggy.
dve cents. ~ >
"The prfnefpaluunetion of a type-
wrl;*r is to write in type sreedlly
mifmeuntsiy, and than when 'um
‘ , ii Ind Smith Premier partic-
ularly shine A. Milne Feaeer.Hallfax,
N. S. 1-ami.
"A concert and basket social in
aid of Church of England will be
held' in Rustico Bank Hall on Mon-
day. January nth. Doors open _at
1.. Admhsi llc. Ii weather un-
Tavorlbla in bl hold first fine ll ht
mittee to-day and produced original
. Mr. Ferrueen veulfi be Sm ,. , _ ,_ ter smith, chairmen ei thc commit- Aarienople end the Aegean Ielgpde In'
#kb tl d ix.) . "_" ` _ tee investigating the Mexican situa- view of the fact of t e sac ce ll
( on Hue on page S MONTREAL' Jan' 7'-The “tmty tion. Several representatives of fire- other directions having reached the
°f are drm was d°m°”st"at°‘1 mnight' arms companies were before the com- extreme limit. _
_, , , p chasers, amos oi consignees, etc. 
_ 159 _|-_,|§|~g,,_§gR ,_ vincent ne 1>_eui's_ssy1hm sed march- “QMBM Sfmth questioned the ,,,t_  __ _  __  __
, ed without disorder to safety. Flames see closel in an effort to asser_   » ‘-~_‘°- '
. ,   were issuing from three doors ofthe ne B ,_ ,sith fo these su _   T
"""“'   - - orphanage, but Prompt action on the tfilfg W1: h,?,'rniBl;1;f'i°§eyAnfe,icBn wg.
' One cent per word each insertion pert ei the are brigade prevented e ,";a,,"st‘; S Y -__
ln this column. Cash must accom- heavy loss. ' _____________ (spesiui by phgns)
pany order and five per cent discount _ ~ ALBEHFON, Jan. 9.-A shooting
ellewed. Minimum eherse twenty- w||_[_    sccidcht in which william vincent, s
five cents. - _ R resident oi Coleman, narrowly escap-
Fon sans 1 DRIVING sharon AT LONG SllJL‘  ' ed death. eeeurred on Tueedeylelt
and rotle, apply at 181 Weymouth ___ ._-___ “ear Bloomfield Statmn-
_S;_, _ » 1-_l0li;eipd- Tonouro, Jah. 1.-new that the ronoirro, Jen. 1.-cisimihg that Vi“°°“\ and W0 °°°1P°'=l°“° W°'°
WANTED A GIRL 'ro Ass1s'r .ir rights cr c United scenes company business esscsssiche hir under the ;_<§_’_‘____l:_““f_l_1i§__i“____*~_l_1t°;gf_'_<_>_;>*l°;:_=&__:_';_§;
house work. Apply ‘to Mrs. Wm. to develop power at the Long Sault Mi; is foo li1gh,_u deputation repre- home they were h______y___é to the sw
Dousc, 108 Elm Avenue 1-10 M3lp<l l`&l>i\‘1€ 011 f-he Bt- Ll1Wl`€l1¢e 113110 been sentlng the retail merchants asso-
__- _ .-.__ __....._._'____1______ . . tion to meet the train when Vincent
WANTED' A.GIm“ FOR GENERAL dgggiilllllil ssillifdheidllsreidggatiltrlillf  Ofatlitdegpltg  stumbled- his svn fe-Hips t°'t\1°
housework in family of two. Apply P y - g - S- ground and discharging.
J Himz1<>»<_1_e_f._ __ __._1-1°M=`"~ §§3°§l°'i'§§.c1” ‘.1`l'c°.§..e°<§’.l°‘ §‘§”‘€}.‘i§' X133 §‘;T,§.."€.”.§§....§’“..T.,..;°‘TfcT°h...._ wf The not entered his left em et
saUNso1vim BAUSAGES THE Bnsi ject 'When spoken to t,,_d,,y 0,, the _,_ Ha,ma_ Hoi A_ _,_ M,m,,,,,,,,_ thc cihow terribly iscereting it- to
m“d°' Fresh Newry 'hy at S“““' subject Hon. Adam Beck, chairman Hon. R. A. Pyne, and Hon. James S. th;h°’!"_"'ld°r;, taken tmm
_ °~ 9'5M"- of the hydm. electric commission "de- Dug, received the deputation. e miure man was ~
WANTED IA BRIGHT GIRL WITH A -nied the report that the commiilsion A long memorial was read by J. C. be_l_`_t‘7_::a;‘i_l;9r*;_th°2;'°:l‘:_‘§tW':e_f1g°°€§:;
good education' to ‘learii the was considering establishing a Plant van Camp, who isa the dsputsiiom p_ th _md
'i‘vne setting. Apply in person at there. - D0i"l5lUK 01111 that the Y”-te 0! l'»bll'W- ”“ f'°'“,. ° wo ‘
_ M-. \incent is sudering considera-
Tlie Guardia Office » 11-20Mfl tlvet per ci;i_i_i..sin__:;__ig_lli§_i;:_i:_,__ tli$;tyh_i_i_;r b_yl_____ __ complications do not “__
AMES A. iiclcACHEnN_ rips _._____..__- - ew ~ “ ° 1° » Eh _nd b reduc; in he ,un be am to ,-,,t.,m ham, is
Fittei ami Machinist, has moved and the assessment e o _° I __A
- d t the general basis of ten Del' 8 few WWE- -
his shop to the corner of Upper gen Ulor the whole pmv_nce_
Queen and Passmore Streets Pho   f-
. ._.......___---is
ANY Pnnson .e'N'r1oIPA'r1`i~.G ,Go    J- S- CONSUL NA§§fFOUND.DEAD gm ARCTIC To BE
ing into a general butsisieg _gong ` ., USED AS A L1g,HT5.g]g
fail to communicate w .. c ay 1 _ _.___
Konnedm Bm_da_|ban°_ P_ E_ L LOUISBUEJ, Jan. 7-The Amen_ LONDON, Jan. 8-Paul Nash, the __
13.33Mm¢- can schooner Cavalier, Capt. Proper United, States Consul at Budapest. QUEBEC. Jah- 7 3t°5m°" Af°ti°
_*_._1______;+--_I arrived here pm ,vening with her was found dead this morning is hed will be used ss u ligutshlp at the 'l`ra»-
LOST- BETWEEN LONGWORTH flag flying at half mast for the loss -'in _his apartment at Claridge’e Hotel. verse next summer. During next win-
2"- “ng §"1*”"°F_Sf1~ *°_ G’“‘;‘;”'- 12'; or two oi her crew, James oahieer I Ms, Ness si-rived st the hotel lest ter she will he supplied with new ma-
mwn “ 5°' ‘" er ea” d J K t , both of Glouces- ni ht, i, 1 . V 1, chinery and during the summer of
D0r°h€°f°1` Street end twelve fe* :gr Tligsscifgoglr Cavalier 151|; the g _-_K-_-l ' 1914 will he sent to Hudson Bay to
Award- 11” ml' nsnhs es the zsd isstshe for oshso Missrd's Lihimehc cures ohms, niche used in construction work there-
FOR SALE-“ONE EXTRA DARK to regt and gn Bgturday thgy Q53 ' __ _ _ _ _ _ _' A ___ __________
practical farmers.
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“That Course in Agriculture"-many facts Of  -_
interest to every Provincial farmer, specle _‘_'
Selected items of practical information for   
_ general. _-ff,   
“Advice to Breeders”-specially written for' ° ___ , _ °
dian by a “Proviiicialist.” v ` `_ =_ __
“Care of the Horse”-a. contributed "fide 
value to every horse__,0WI_l°lf-` ». -.
"Horse `Notes"-s chill?"  fm “The Tm?
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_renewing ' 1-alla., . men in the  _
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three, two blacks Write or teleph intokfi $2310 “rr :ma mee accom
one Alfred England, Ellerslie,P.E. Abémt eight dclock ‘D time night
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WILL TH PARTY WHO PIOKED which 'smashed all the dories and
UP U10 DUNS On U1” l°° in th” *"9" afwept five of the crew overboard. , ,
”°» '1"‘“"‘1°Y "‘g"*- "turn at °“°° Three el theee evceeeded in rrelpihu ln Evening Guardian Jany I0 and Morning Guardian deny ll
and avoid further trouble. Informa- mpeg thrbwn to them, and were Mui-
U0” ii held B9 t0 th* P*“`tY in ‘1“°S‘ ed on board. The other two were
_N011 _ __1'9_M" not seen afterwards The condition
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ber parcel containing cutlery. Own- sel was unmanagesblb at the timp.In
er can have same by applying to all Captain Proper’s experience on
“Renovation of Old Orcliards”-specially written for
The Guardian by the Dominion Fruit Inspector.
“Winter Feeding for Profil"-_a special article for The
Guardian by one of Prince Edward Island s_m0_st_.
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pared for “The Farm” department.  _li f   __,
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be niost up-to-date horse-
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