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i CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev C-AVINDISH--On BIIMIIY. Ill
Y DAY POLIOE COURT.-A uae.. - ~ »
" m brought against a woman by a :nan Jae MacDougall will preach on 4th, Mr. J. Sydney Bonnell of Pine
¢°N7R5°T-'Ml'~ P- for abusive lan-guage before the Sabbath the ith at Canoe Cove at 1-ml C0115” yin npnqneg ng;-ying
Sifpimerside, has been Court yesterday lnorning was ad- 10.30, Argyle at 3 and DeSable at at North Rustico st 11 a. ni., Caven-
uuntract for 'building jen,-ned nnm gntrn-any nn"-ning, 7_ dish. Sn. ln. and New Glasgow, at
the Sanitorium at _(__ . . ‘ ‘ l
The Work will be BRADALBANE AND NEW YORK CIRGUIT.-Rev. F. H. _.__-
GLASGOW. - Services in the Littlejohna will conduct services on A social event, of more than on
churches of Christ on next Lord’s Sunday as follows:-11 a.l1\.. Yvrll. dlnary importance _took place 'at
5APTi5`|_' §ERV|°E5-- diay as foilnwts:-Bradalbaue, 11 3 p. m. Bruiclrley, 7 p. ln. Union Nine Mile Creek 0n,1°‘rid'ay night,
Mil. Rev, F- A. HlliJi°y a. m; Fredericton Hall, 8.80 p. in.; Road. Sacrament will be disposed Dee, ztlth, when upwards of one
stsrvieos at Albany. New Glasgow 7 'p. m. (Petri-at at, each appointment. _ hundred ot his friends assembled
31'- WYICIDGTBIBIIQ, 7; plggge ¢gqpy_)
inter-Church For- -FUNERAL SERVICES--Tile ous home of Mr. Archibald McGreg-
REQQRD p°|_|_ 'fax ¢0|_LEc. funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth or, to celebrate his 94th birthday.
TION.-The coming civic election Nelliglin who Dallled away at the Mr. M<>Gl‘°¢0i‘ altho\.\¢i1 iw-Vin! ll-'
"°"¢3 "°R ~'A"*N-- may have something tn its with heme 0! her sieve Mrs. tm-.l Flew tained' to this great age is in full
“5° Y°k°i H535' ““‘““5' - the fact that already the sum of $5,- inl. Stanley Bridle. on Sunday £001! possession of all his faculties to
F" ‘E“'t Fi" F“"“i“5 ' 000 has been collected in poll taxes P1808 Dn T\l8il_dU»y Bi¢°l'l\°0l1 li- 1 n wonderful degree and is able to
i 5“’“°"sid° ii" i" bi - o’clock from St. Pauls church to be about and do a fair amount of
“ Y 3 I' the r t , the it ' g
Siillfiiay *W0 'P“il‘! gtg; pnliufainreggigrs gnc;-s¥;rd_ the Catholic Cemetery, Slimmer- work and can still read the finest
H011' S“mm'¢fSid<f 1° side,-1.. print without the aid of spectacles
7pm
at the comfortable and commodi-
and can converse intelligently on
""°" ' . i On tile evening of the 27th lust. His mmm" The Liellienlmf any topic of the day. At about 8
_Next Sabbath’ ‘i““"a large ncmher of the leading citi- Governor will hold a “Levee” at o‘clock Mr. Archie McDonald
iii Orweii Head “Y iifzenn of Son,-is assembled in the 61 Grafton Street on New Years was called to the chair and after
Orweil at 6.30. k Da 19"0 from 2.15 p. m. till 3.30 s few appropriate remarks, called
Bntlrd Room of the Canadian Ban Y -
allin will pro on Mr A K McPhee, who read the
i" Ofweiiiiead 1 (~ r r ‘1 r p. nl. Gentlemen c g - _ _ .
and sth in Orwell week M fi/Ir. }l£ng€rS‘iav;,l‘tS3v}ilo iiheljivlleg th; vide themselves with two cards following addressi-
services will be observed. lam four years has been Manager one to be left in the Hall when To Mr. Archibald MacGregor;
W* of ine Bunk ¢nere_ Hun Sennim registering and one handed the Most, respected' friend on this
_ ' McLean, being called to the chair, A.D.(‘., oil entering tho Reception occasion it affords your friends
Ue¢0lllb°l‘ llleeilng of made n few nappy remarks app,-np. Room. Morning or Afternoon great pleasure in meeting together
W°““"’“'S Inst” r-into in the occasion Judge pm. Dress. Edward Palmer, Capt., Pri- to extend to you our lieartieat con-
` gratulations on the attainment of
recently at Mrs. David , _ , SBA. tm-y_
York Point. Many useful ffaiggegdffgff. and read the ml valvirs. (lilililllnon wits si Lleuten- you 94th birthday. For the great-
` ` ‘ lif h ve lived
Christmas work were giv . t G M mmm Wm rec, er pn;-t of your e yon n
members as they busted T°“Mr` h' P'C Smgfrt’ B k of give niwgfnginftsn Sn-61;; en New amongst us and have always been
‘ ‘ ir
Wiiil i1ll~iiilIIE. At the! a.mger' ana dn an . . e of our best citizens. You S --
which is at Missi L°f“”“?"""' Yea" D” mo "om 3`30 D' m' .ijllrllve at all-times been round fore-
. , ~_ l ll 5.0 . .
on January] S°‘"'°' B' E* I' “LL 0 D m y most in all movements which were
for the ‘betternmeut of our com
work 1.01' 'he Pubiili Di5D@i15lU`Y, \\e have lleurd with regret of 1-_ '
be carried °“» “mi the mem' your intended departure from us, -WON FIRST PRIZE.--In a rec- munitY"“°th“'ililSi&11dill8 iila fi’-Ct
mai' Mini? mil' ‘i‘"“‘§i°“5 i°l` ulldwe lake this occasion of ex- ent patriotic essay competition con- that lillfillg iife time y0ll have ffl?-‘
purpose to this me9tmg~ pressing tile esteem and ilpprcciu- tluctcii in Grade 5, Miss Bertha Veiied 9- BF99-1 DHT! Of fi1iB °0!1iii1'
- it
. iilon lu-.lil by ysur » i ' tl, r tl :mr l  a nrt t : in stun- ent and have sees life in lfllmy °
F°RTUNE FOR YOUNG LADY clistolilcrs dilringlnfxliitg 125: 19;:-n nlelrsidh Sriigii S3221, (the :inning its Dil3B9S and 9353865 ill V3l`i9d
l--Rumors circulating around Boll- you have been with us' ` essay was shut composed by Man. occupations, we find you at this
shnw torysomeilnle told of eiipectn- In your capacity U-5 Manager of [er Robe,-t Holman- Mnngel- En. great age enjoying a measure of
‘ ' ’ ll ri ltsut tar
tione of a fortune about io fall to ,he (mnadian Bank of Comulerce ward Arnett and Bert Larkin ink. health, strengt nil v yt
’ th ore
lady Qi that place who re' h b 1 . ing second and thir place res ec- beyond your y€Bl‘S- W9 GW
Boston. Miss Agnes Jane  ‘;'§uudegy0§ cs:I¥S,:;_a§i;v:o$,; ¢ive1y_ These c¢,ng;ei_mnns 'Zn-e take great pleasure in -Presenting
“”“Si‘ief °f ii" me ~‘“"" i ll nil ~ .1 ’ t-snuustell from time to tlilne st ine you with this chair. not for its in-
ander McNevin. Tile rulnor has uE:;“sm`mb€ oprogrzlifgalanto ’:1°iYm,;l;l: request of the Daughters of the Em- trinslc value ibut as a small token
been confirmed by n telegram un- new or 0p,.,.u¢iD“; we me pleased llire,nnt1 the compositions are judg- of tlhetrespect anti' esteem in which
nouncingtllut Mrs._Mnry C. l{lligllt to know that y0’m_ merits have ed b-_,' tl committee appointed* by you are held by friends and neigh-
.whom Miss McNevlll had called for been recognized and rewarded b that order. The society piesents ll0l‘B.
its ahnniigliliei; tot’ yfiirls had dwliled' your Superior officers and wus); tile clans with a framed picture on Signed on behalf of your friends.
I' 9 gl I'6S(€lC8 illl‘Dl‘0D _ 1 lilh th f h
er_ty valued _at $250,000. News ot' gfgieigu, wluumeei Wim me same iiigclribedf lglnmqthiis to§ci\`.:i-gllrriertllig NEH' MCDONALD'
Miss McNevln's good fortune will jme‘m'1Pd‘”_ V01” new sphere “S hi" prize was a illeautiiful reproductoll GARNET CAMPBELL'
he heard with pleasure by her nlnuy, ‘ A l' io” 'ere' picture of the "Death of Wolfe” and *Ms* W' TAYLOR'
friends ill iionsllnw und elsewhere- (_0mfn(fn§f;i\ilZ§i;nt;’°“ti‘ia"'9 5ii°W“. was presented by Mrs. Neil Mc- During tile reuiiillg of the above
=iill'0llEil0Ul tile i>l‘0VlllC€- t Ilmrlaimrg to lherivseugl  igiiiis Leotl, regent. of the Abegweit Chnp- address Mr. MacGregor was pre-
MIDNIGHT SERVICES- The museum-ntot this town ;tnd.lt;0manl: Ear lr.l_O. D. E. who told the class sented with a beautiful chair. Mr.
_ I . ‘ly vou have ever b . d e lstoric story of the great J. W. Taylor making the pres_enta~
passing of the old year anti the ad-k Wm-ing In he] out 9;?" 'T03 y Hilti deeds performed by that illustrious tion. ‘
vent of the new year were marked; and lwmy maizmer ll -I Cileerfnl G-Ienfral ln the early history of our Mr. Mccregor after thanking his
I In conclusion we. would ask von §I_t;l:>ui-lylaigllorrrrfixntilizznéd DA sthlort pro-_ friends for their kindnessiltti rerrlttigr.
i'° ”°"°l’l 'his present. not indeed which added mstsrisli 5 Gill? bermg him gave a very D hm; if
-so lllucll for its value but as sv- pieasuntness of th y 0 e account of mg travels to t 6 a -
- < e occasion. fornian gold fields in the early tif-
last night by initilligllt services in
the Methodist Church and St.
Paul’s Chlirch. At the former tile
pastor Rev. Mr. Glendenning gave
u thoughtful discourse from the
words in Deuteronomy 8 : 2-"Thou
Shalt Remember All the Way
which the Lord thy God litltll Lend
Thee." Scripture readings and
hymns appropriate to thc occasion
were features of the service. in
St. Paul's the first hour of the
new year was observed by a cele-
bration ol! tile Holy Communion
and the singing of llylllns approp-
riate to sucll 9, solcllln occasion.
The rector llcv. H. IJ. Raymond
in a brief and illlprcs.~;ive address
gave out on il text. fortlle yezlrihc
w0rd‘S in 1l.CbrlI1tiliuns 2-14: “Now
Thanks bc unto God, which always
causeth us to Tl-iunlpll in Christ."
FINDING OF BODY.-Tho Hali-
fax Herald, riricrrillg til tllc lintilllg
there of the body of (‘.'.lpt. Wiilsh
UI -Sumnlercide says: “Diver J0hll
Gregorio, who on Sa,tul'dlly brought
10 the surflice the rmllliins nt' Abra-
ham COX. who was tirowlleti nt tilt*
head oif the cable wharf on the
night of Novr>lllbt=l‘ 25, has Kiev
ffltlnd the -body’ of \C.zill\ai“ Wililih.
of the schooner licavxer. at Mill
Cove, Dartmouth. The remains of
the latter were iylllg in flve-i'uth-
oms of wnter, unii were buried in
mud, only one foot being left un-
covered. Capt. Walsh was tl weli-
known seafaring nlull. ulld held ln
the highest respect by all, espec-
ially in Summerside, where he re-
sided. There ure left to nlourn a
widow, three solls,, Harold, ill Sum-
ineraide, Jack tit l’. of W. College,
Frank in 'Sydney nun till-ee daugh-
ters, Mrs. liniph Brllnduge. Sum-
merside, Mrs. Byron Bowness,
Charlottetown, and Miss Fiorrie
Walsh, Calgary. The work of the
diver in both cases was exception-
ally hard, und he is to bc conlulcnd-
ed for his silcceiis. Tile wiiter nt
the head of the ciiille wllilri’ is very
deep and his ttisk wus 'partir-ilizirly
arduous.
meme ,or kindly feelings t°Wa"is _"“" ties which was much enjoyed by all, I
iYt?L‘l\irs“ gist?-tahhii. ut convey _M/\50NlC LODGES.-The anlll after which short colnlliilllellfmy' ‘
and wisll you both good elhcllieszddg tvveliijcahryfglfl sg Jglxutltlie Evangelist' Esrtltiritgiixsl? Itviexli/iicgiiqgig :ly IMI?/iigliiseirlh
ilagylllzngonllcfsinggoni tllyetvdyenr. observed by the twor  11? A. K. liierllee, A. 'ivlebonalti and
Lim- ROY MCI-esno stcgpia  fihogiilhizgrerstflfu wine" l'i‘ilmia` Nrsneat§e(il‘i11i;§u'tn$tgalglstlhhisgt 
Wim! and presented Mr. Stnvert staliation' of gfiicer liioamth 9 H* iiounced supper and all -proceeded
wig; iirgislildssiixfle gxeiiinghbag. Ing year of King Hi‘ramrLotiag;n;iloi to the spacious dining room where
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thanked the donors folérilleifnsdiif- izheéjiodggdrogniuiivhholflihphica In i`l?il:.l.; jgsglvfigevgas done to the good
Hills gift, and also for the many ing were Installed ll Ae SU  Sihging games and the various
néztshoi lrindrlless tcgvnrds him dur Kay, P. G. M., assisted 'by IJ, S, amuscmerlts were then indulged in
Ll lssziv' ee, .+ . ._
 .,....'. ...is ....°..§“.l‘f..f.’I.i.` fili §‘l”f"§`”l.’°'si.‘.'.,, ".-f‘;’§i`.§,°t‘$‘.?.’.;.Y,".' $l.'§§`l..'.° .$31 §?’§’l¥é"?.?§s‘€~'. till?
il1lillii.'~:=i. ol’ his life and feelllvly A..'P. Jtilnicson Junior Warden: tninmentvwas thc step-dancing by
iii““iiL“i iilf? il@0t-ie :lnci'busill;ss Phillip Jean, Tries-\surer~ R. E. Ellis Mr. A. Doull, although a man of
men oi’ Souris for their treatment Secretary; B. Bernard 'Junior Den- 70 years, Mr. Doull can still give
anti L:-‘t~"li\l'iii lf'1=liv.n hilll, nm! ex coll; A. E, Lyle, Senior Steward- tile young folks some tips on “The
Dressed the intention of visiting C. E. Carney, Tyler. In Mount Lill'- Light Fantastic."
S-.>llrie,-illis ilf-zl;l‘.i'lll scitsltlc 11l‘0l1 I-Ollge the following were in- After singing Auld' Lang Syrle.
slimlllor resort during illo coming stalled;--Douglas Gordon, W. -M.; and tile National Anthem, all de-
slllllnler, and if possible, on ~many H. A. Darby, Senior Warden; Stan parted to their homes feeling that
other summers. He bespoke for ley Tanton, Junior Warden; Veniah a most enjoyable night had been
Mr. Tullner.ilis successor thc same Milligan, Senior Deacon; Archibald :spent-Com.
iiagrec of tflaiidence nnd nnnniden llgul-rely, Jiéniort Deacon; L. R.|‘ -_-
a.on..:is lu ren sllowl ‘ _ omc e, ecre ar ; J. D. GOES,
cluding, lle expressed llisllygprggg. Treasurer; A. S. M¥:Kay, Chaplain; Half Brackiey P°i“t R°“d P°u'
tion of me kmdw reference to C|,n,1eS Mountain' Senior Steward collected by Charles E. Stewart
Mrs. Stuvert and said they would Percy Marchbarnk, Junior Steward; $5ié~§gr?;* fi§i°wBS:';wart $2 J A
both wrry away happy nwmories Ernest Mills, yler.-L. B ' ` 5 - '
of g0,,,.i3_ ____ Moore $2; James W. Rodd $1; A.
The Chaimmn culled _ - D. Shaw $1; Bertram Toombs $1;
ers who wished to speaiz?  gif" Early Saturday morning Decem- Mrs. L. S. Matllieson $1; J. T. Rodd
Ong ,huge who spoke in'ter_ms of ber 27 the angel of death visited $1; George H. Jones $1; Benjamin
praise and Commendation were tslle ill1onl;i§xll;ir.;s{nddMra. Jiluues Newaon $%; Mrs. Ernfis5t0'PEJwse
5e,,,,,,,, McLean’ Archibald Cunm guts yit a w as of , Tunisia lx; $1.50, n._ . Bl-vention $r£h . lm?
John E_ Macdonald’ H_ H. Acorn' 3 ok; shawn tltelr eary cover Rodd $1, Ernest xwoi ry; 3 , 1..
DK Sumvun’ Dr. Macdonald A aug er ary n the early age o W. Newson $1, Benjam n o d$ ,
F. ivieqnniu, william Whalen' Ai 7 yearifnund 9m°“""'M"y always M.” P1 P'°w°° 2,11; £122" NW;
'-~  A- R-  Af C. ?~‘l.’.‘§§€’.....°i‘>°°"f.“l.‘. ‘i.?““ `l“l‘.§i ‘l1`.‘2.“.“'li°.‘l`i‘...§’° sf '......‘i“£i‘i°.'$.i
Cm and others' cd of a lckahtomanhs Shceomcll) Ltin- rdegeliii k $13? Arihu Jackson
Mr' Slave" has been "a“5fe"i" ued to set worse itiutil 10 gcliock ?1a'rSila.s Pi'owse'$1- W rR Younk~
ed to North s~V‘i“ei' as Mimagef Cllristmss ni ht she became uncon er'$1' William A Cliark |$1'. Vernon
'gf ak MW i’"“'Ci‘ °‘ the C‘“‘“di°“ sclous then gay. Father McDonald McMillan $1; Jno Barr $1'; T. Mc-
 (‘l’lfm(;”’“"’e’“e "boi" t0 be Oli' and Dr. Al’.an 'were summoned.i Quaid $1; John B. Roper $1; Har-
'Mr ,l,an'ne hi Tile Doctor did not think there old Gillespie $1; Wallace Wheatley
' l` 5 5“°°995°i` here- was any danger of her death and $1; William P. Carroll $1; John E.
has llritl considerable ex enience alri ht But Holmes $1 Charles Stewart $1'
~ - P llo said she would be g . ; ,
gi" B“"“i“g b“5ii‘"‘S» “mi MS ills* God had planned it otherwise and T. WJ Prowse $1; Mrs. Lee Essory
|"0‘“"“"‘i “UW “V9 Years' S@i°ViC@ at 12.30 Saturday morning she pass $1; George Abbott $1; B. Bryentou
____> _____A__ ,_ _,_______f‘V_§}T-f’_§f1_5 ,_ ___ ___Y_ __ _ ___ ed peacefully and quietly away, Al. $1; Mrs. Isaac Essory $1; Russell
*'-*"”"‘*"’"'”"" "' "“'*"” "*””_‘ "'T’”‘_`“W`  '-' though Mary was quite a. young Abbott $1; Ray Clark $1; Peter
T balm.. C:::1, Big, Golden
Brown loaves ol nuflika
Elvin that orly a genuine
hard spring w' eat Hour can
produce.
/""s
girl she was further advanced in A. Stewart $1; Charles Mellett $1;
school than one would expect. John A. McKinnon $1; Norman
Mary was a very sweet-tempered Beaton $1;~l Joseph Bryenton $1;
loving little girl and at the nge A. G. Meliett $1; Mrs. John Gill
that she will be greatly missed in $1; Mrs. Ross Wheatley $1; Wil-
the home and by her playmates at liam~McNaughton $1; A. J. Wise
school. She leaves to mourn be- /I5; Stanleyjrowse .50; Mrs. Cep-
sides her mother, father, and many has Mellett .50; Barham Gordon
school chums the following sisters .50; Annie J. Walker .50; Rowe
and brothers, Marion and Tillie Hughes .50; Cepilas Ford .50; Chas
residents of Beverley, Mass., Nellie Phillips .50; Robert Stewart .50.
Willie, Lawrence. Florence, George Pleasant Grove School District.,
and Genevieve, all at home. The Queen’s. coilectedtby Edward Wyatt
pail bearers were Joseph Trainor, $8.50 as foliowsz-
Cyrus `Sanphy, Peter McKenna. J. M. Crockett $1; Henry C.
James Corcoran, Joseph McLellan, Whtts $1; William H. Watts $1;
an Tralnor The whois Alfred J Watts $1 Richard Rob
cl Harry . . ; ~
family has the heartfelt sympathy erts $1; James Mahar .50; Frank
of the community. E. Watts .50; llarry E. Roberta
_l
.50; Parnell Roberts .50; James
Hardy .50; Arthur Wyatt $1.
Kensington, collected -by James
Pcrldergast. Dr. Darrach and others
$41.25, as foliowsz-
Dr. Dzlrrztcll $2; Wnl. Doyle $2;
James Kennedy Estate $5; Dr. A.
A. Lockhart $1; George E. Brown
$1; W. R. Mann $1; G. W. Profitt
$1; Cliff B. Mtatliieson $1; Harry
E. Warren $1; Andrew Bowness
$1; J. McGou5un $1; A. L. Rogers
$1; Paullphile LeBlanc $1; E. H.
McFarlane $1: Calvin \McKin-non
$1; J. B. Profitt $1; Win Goss $1;
T. W. Bentley $1; James Pender-
gast $1; Hector'F. Morrison $1;
Gordon Glover $1; W. L. Delaney
$1; Rev. J. A. lves $1; Miss Clark
$1; W. Champion $1; B. R. McF‘ad
yen $1; H. Caldwell si; .fonu want.
er $1; Heath Bowness $1; Alvin
Glover $1; James B. Bernard .50;
Isaac Lowther .50; C. W. Neish
.50; J. F. Profitt .50; E. Gamble
.50; Arch McMul'do .50; John Hogg
.50; Patterson Walker .50; Henry
Mill .50; B. Poynter .50; Mrs. EV-
ans .25.
Souris.-Rev. E. Walker $2; J.
B. Chnisalon $1; W. A. Peters .50;
J. A. McDonald, Cardigan $10.00.
G.W. WAKEFORD,
Treasurer.
Dec 31 1919
The Consolidated Holstein Breed-
c-rs' Club of Hillsboro held a most
successful dalrymen’a‘ banquet in
the Consolidated School, Tuesday
night. Covers were laid for over
100 guests, the catering being und-
er the direction of Mrs. George
Carver of Pownal, an assurance to
begin with, that the feast .-part of
the programme wits all that could
-be desired. A repeat was sfpread
that would have been a credit to
the best hotel and the guests did
am-ple justice to it.
‘Mr. J. Walter Jones, Secretary
of the club was toastmaster and
In response to the various toaata
proposed excellent and informative
addresses were given by Hia Honor
Governor Mcltinnou. Hon. W. M.
Lea, Commissioner of Agriculture
Mr. Wilfrid Boulter, Secretary of
Agriculture, Mr. Harry W. Lind-
Say. Hazeibrook, Mr. Gavin I-iardi
ing, Grahame Road; Mr. Bert Brown
President Ayrshire Breeders, An.
<li°¢iHii0ll¢ Malnr McRae, Secretary
Ayrshire Breeders' Association and
others.
it being n Dair\ymen's banquet
_the toasts were drunk in the con-
ventional buttermilk.
The speeches. needless to say,
dealt almost exclusively with ques-
tions of interest to the club and
valuable information and suggest-
ions were exchanged. The program
was pleasantly intersperced with
music etc., including solos by Mr.
Martin Power, a dialogue by Mc-
Eacllern and Pierce, step dancing
-by Master McDonald, violin select-
ions hy -Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ste-
wart.
The club deserves the utmost
credit not only for this pleasant
gathering of its' members and
friends but for its very progressive
history. The association is still
young having had Ita inception in
‘thc importation iby -Mr. J. Walter
Jones of a. magnificent Holstein
bull from New York several years
ago. Later, assisted .by the late gov-
ernment a number ot pure ibrod
cattle were imported from Ontario
and today the club members' own-
in the aggregate over a hundred
choice pur`o bred animals many of
them having made high records.
I .
0T'I‘AlWA, Dec. 31.-Tonight at
midnight ull Orders-in-Council pas-
sed and enforced by virtue of thi!
War Measures Act, become inef-
fective, some hundreds of-orders
being numbered in tllose which are
no longer law after midnight on
December 31.
Commenting on this a member of
the caiblnet stated today that con-
trary to the lnterpretatlonsot the
rcscinding Order in Council which
had been published, the Order in
Council relating to censorship is
among those rescinded from Jan-
'uary 1 and only nine orders reint-
Ing to trade and financial matters
and dealing with the enemy remain
in effect until the end of the forth-
coming session of Parliament.
The only Orders in Council pass-
ed under the Warihiieaaurrs Act
which will remain are Gove nniseiit
conttrol of pullp ana paper. su ar,
coal and wool; o ers governing
silver coinage and gold export,
trading with the enemy and ‘intern-
ment of aliens, and the order relat-
ing to the war purchasing commis-
sion.
Censorship being abolished with
the New Year, the censor‘s office
will -be closed as soon as the busi-
ness In connection with that under-
taking can be carried out.
Business profits war tax will ex-
pire and the question will arise of
its renewal or its discontinuance.
During tllefour years the tax has
beell in force it has provided the
major share of receipts from war
taxes, including the present year,
returns for which are not yet avail-
able. The estlmated yield of the.
tax since its conception is in the
neighlborhood of one hundred mil-
lion dollars.
DETROIT, Michigan; Dec. 31.-
Buyera iii Windsor, Ont., across
the Detroit River from this city ol
American money, are making high
profits according to a leading Wind-
sor banker, who 'declares that 95
per cent of the approximately
$250,000 that monthly sees to Wind-
sor irozzl Iiere is bought at u pre-
mium.
A sign dlspiayed in a Windsor
store window this week reads:
"American money bought here;
highest pices paid,” the deaier‘s
price belle; 7 per cent. Chartered
banks less than a block away were
taking nil offerings at 8 per cent
it was s s.ted. Retail stores adver-
tise In :llc newspapers that they
l\ii0W 7 her cent on American cur-
rency \.ilile street car conduct-
ors aro making handsome profits.
Canadmn holders of United States
Liberty Bonds quoted below Dar
are ti clared to -be selling their
bonds in Detroit for American -
ney, \/lllcll they resell in Windxzgr
nt a profit to make up their losses
in Dftrolt there is a, 10 per cent
discr.unt on Canadian money and at
lllllllf nieces it Is refused entirely.
The Government have forwarded
the following reply, In the form of
an extract from minutes of 'Coun-
cll. to the ,delegation that waited
_upon t them this week requesting
that an invitation he extended to
the members of the Empire Press
U“l;;on to visit P1 E. -Isiand, in
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consideration of the facts as pre-
sented, concludes that it cannot;
C0mDiy with the request and for
the following among otherreasons.
1. The present state of_ our fin.
allces would hardly -permit or jusii.
fy Such a large expenditure. .
2. The Government had received
no oiiiclal conlnlunicution on the
subject.
3. On behalf of all the Pro-
vinces the Federal Government had
contributed $50,000 and the Nation-
ai Rl\iiW&ys free transportation.
Yet this province ‘was not included
in U19 0l‘iE1nal itinerary.
4. .T-he people of Summerslde
had generously offered to ents;-rnin
"1" Vieimfs Ind surely them with
luncheon. '
5. The Auto Association had al-
so geuorously .oi‘fered. free of
;i"“éK°- ¢° 0°l1l/ey the visitors from
_or en to Summerslde and thence
to Charlottetown through the most
beautiful sections.
6. The visitors wer
Borden about 10 a. m.e1:l9oé?t;g tg
5““lm°l`Hi\'i0. have luncheon visit
tile fox ranches-, leave about 230 p`
m.. reach Charlottetown about d
ll. m. and leave for Borden’ shortly
after. .
7. The Gov L
'i0'-'Bly Oleredertxomggntribhgg gliilai
towards the expense and supply
Bilpropriate literature,
This offer th
reasonable anne 53|:-nT|,e,;l tc?,f;?:1-_
stances all that it I -.
making. B maimed' in
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ar?E§t2rE;f|3in£1°fl miig--‘;f_il;i;ve fears
er Canadian Spinner w}?t¢;:e?,m'
been drifting in the ice for u tv an
Of two w_eeks inthe vicinity htm:
ane. 'mrs t
glenaces tlfgegehhhi diihnsiiihrouldvhelhg
riii down io c '
mmm be wreckedlrige Chatte, she
mmm” could reach irgrbefore al.
The Quebec Board of 'i"rs.d
a mestingtoday sen; 9, mfzggg.
to the Minister of Marine and p|
eries sugsestlns tli t ths .ten sh'
Wil' _Grey ss instill wiul ss.i"¥§
ii" mi °*P°¢i¢y and make n h
attempt to reach the steamer!-in '”`
The Government, after careful
BRINGING
UP. FATHER .»
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WE WOULD Ba
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LIKE TO BE ABLE
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