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For Sale M‘. . FOR ‘SALE-ONE NICE DRIVING

mare. Wm. A. Delaney, Kcnslngton,

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FOR SALE-Qt VOLT GENERATOR, Palmcr-WUBI, Charlottetown. _ ‘198-12-30-31. FOR. SALE-TWO BASEBUBNERS. Apply 89 Rochfard Street. * 788-12128-11

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time Electric Light Plant. 582-12-11-121.

FOR SALE-ONE PALE SILVER male fox, also Ayrshire cow, fresh. George Boswell, lhenchfort.

' . 786-12-28-91.

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TWO BED FEMALE POXES FDR sale, three Alaska females. three pairs Raccoons. .Harry Chappeil, Breadalbane, P. E. I.

750-12-25-41.

FOXES POE SALE-i RED PE- males and choice proven breeders. Also 2 black females mated with

' red dog. At a reasonable price.

Fred Boston. New Haven. 702-12-28-3i.

______ ._..____..____ FARM FOR SALE A’! NE Argyle; 50 acres of land, 40 acres clear, balance covered with hard,- wood. Apply, Albert McDougail, New Argyle. 764-i2-27-iwk. ivliscellaneous

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Female Help Wanted

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‘WANTED-CAPABLE MAID F01! general housework. Apply G. Fil-

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Situations Vacant, Female

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- A-UCTION SALE» OI WESTERN IIOIIII ,' l 1. "—_""' ' i Thorn ‘ill be sold h! Public Auc- '» Wlbh? 1Y0“! ‘Western Iiorsss at stables. Charlottetown. on {January 0rd, one thirt! o'clock LI. flhm are a nnsnbcr of u. anticancer are m mum w!"

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RED I-‘OXES, MALE AND FEMALE. Apply "P" Fox Ranch, North Tryon, P. E. I. 775-12-28-41.

WANTED-SECOND IIAND MAIN time cog of 0 H. P. Renfreyw Stay- right engine. Write Feniion Howatt, Victoria, P. E. i. 783-12-28-21.

LUMBER WANTED - 10o COED! soft wood, i0 to 20 feet long, 5 inches and up. Also 100 cords oi hard wood. H. A. MacPhail, New Haven. 758-12-27-31.

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ed. For several years we have been covering Charlottetown by travel- ling salesmen but the increase in our business now makes it ecess .1 that we appoint a local agent to sell our line of office equipment. 1f you can devote an average of two to three days. per month looking alter our business please reply. aivlna present employment and experience to Box "s" 116. 12-28-31.

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theycar. John Arblng, Secretary. v 740-12-25-81.

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TWO BOARDERS ACCOMMODAT- ed at 1d Grafton Street. 785-12-28-31.

Maritime Hockey

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IIALIFAX, N. s. Dec. 27.--New Glasgow Coils defeated the Halifax Wolverines here tonight in the second game of the Eastern . Nova. Scotis Hockey league. The score was dve to four and the game was the wildest staged here in some time. Fourteen penalties were handed out by Referee Lester Irowther, ville aver four thou- sand fans were enthused throughout.

The Wolverines were crippled whrn Lol Beasley sustained a broken collar bone in the opening ersslm. New Glasgow had the advantage ail the way, although the Wolverines out- played Q10 visitors .- nslstcntly.

Eastern Guardian

..'I'BOM DEC. 30 t0 Jan. 11 M" fore we start stock taking. you can save many dollars if you buy your ‘winter requirements from us. T. G. Ives, mo. con-ia-so-ai

moor m: oo-an Oiil‘ heavy winter goods at discounts oi 20 to 80%. Men's Blue. Label Ali-wool Un- derwear i6 broken mu ll. 81.08 each. Ail ladies and children's undorwear 20 p. c. discount. Lots of cold weath- er ahead. Buy- now and be comfort- able. T. G. Ives. Ltd. 007-11-80-31

Annual Meeting

Aasusi General Meeting off the lluvs Aasooisttoi wlfl to hid ll

,. CAIRNGORM PENDANT SEAL

Central Guardian ‘u. sauna Til-Fina! sonoor.

and concert tonight at rso. ‘ m

CIIURCII OI‘ SCOTLAD - Rev. Ewcn MeDcugali will btoldcasi. an address from C. I‘. C. Y. Charlotte- town, on Wednesday, January 1st, beginning at 7.30 p. m.

POLICE COURT-Ab the Police Court sum-say mcniing c. drunk and disorderly was fined $10 and costs or 20 days. The case oi a man going ab- rasivedsnniln was dismissed and a_ case of common assault adjourned till this morning. A motorist for driv- ing without lights was fined I2 and costs.

PRIVATE FUNERAL - The fun- ersl ,0! thh late Mr. W. A. weeks was held privately yesterday after- noon from his lite residence thence lo snerwocd Cerncte y by - special train. Dir. E. H. Ramsey conducted the service at the home and at the grave.

THE KIRK BOY SCOUT! will take part at St. James Sunday School conlwrt tonight at half past seven. 804

nus! rourcst oouar nus MORNING-A large number cr mes are on the list to come up at the Po- lice Court this morning. In addition to the five men who will appear for a preliminary hearing on s. charge oi breaking and entering. there will be twoéeses for drunkenness, two for two young women charged with dis- orderly cor -‘~-~t, a prohibition case, s case of non-support. and one ad- journed case. ,

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THE VICTORIA speedway Club oi Charlottetown are putting the Vic- toria Park speedway in racing shape. They expect to have everything in fine order for New Year's afternoon. A canvass of the club's possible start- ers for the racing season this winter, showed 3i trotters and l0 pours. The fastest trctter is Fred Medium, 2.11%. and the fastest pacer, Billy Cope, 2.1213. The races this winter promise to be even more exciting than those oi last year.

THE VOGUE-Owing to the [gy- ero loss we have sustained in the rec- ent fire we are appealing to m m”; to whom credit was granted to make payments at once. A “Ilpotlry of. fice has been secured in Beddln Bros. Drug Store, where we will be pleased to receipt all bills. It is imperative that all bills be paid by January 10th to enable us to meat our obligations and secure new stock. After the 10th, drafts will be made for all outstand- ing ‘ _ 808-12-30-evd Ii.

DEATHS

ADAMS-At Burlington, P. n, 1., Sunday. Dec. 20. James Adams.

LOCKEB-BYF-At Fortune Cove, on ‘December 9th. 1030, Mrs. H. Russell Locker-by. in her 82nd year. WADBELL-Psssed peacefully into rest at Kelly's Cross on Saturday, December II. James Weddell, aged 84. Funeral from home oi G. E. Weddell, Monday. December so, at 1.30 p. m. to St. John's Cemetery, Ciapaud.

CAIRNS-At Dunatsflnage on Sun- day, Dec. 20th.. Mrs. William Cairns, aged 86 years. Funeral from her late residence on Wednesday Jan.‘ 1st, service sumac st 2 o'clock. Inter- ment lidarshdeld Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

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In loving memory or our dear has- band and father, (Mr. George Ballem) who was called home December $0. 193i. '

Four years has passed since, than.

Dear Father . ' Ascended to that. bright home, Where thou hast Joined the Angels sloth: round the throne.

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To inset the friends on the other side

Away to a land of perfect day»

Where cares are forgotten and tears are dried. _ J

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Cpcniiigofviolin Studio Jan. 2nd.

Professor Oscar M. Emmanuel. teacher of Violin, 101 Queen Stret, Charlottetown, above Rcnrdon‘: Bar- ber Shop; Telephode loss-a. i2-30-iweelt.

UIET CHRISTMAS WEEK- ‘At the present time between the ihclidays of C... and New Years the city presents a striking contrast to the period immediately preced- ing Christmas, one of the busiest shopping seasons on record. The fes- tive spirit seems to pervade the air and naturally accounm for the quietness ‘usual to Cfuietmas week as well as- the customary laziness oi the iaotsevm days of the year. How- ever, many will offset their pardon- gable indolenc: by numerous good resolutions as they see the old year out and ths New Year in. but will those resolutions be kept till the fin- al week of next year?

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Miss Marie Campbell, Chelton, left Saturday morning for Moncton, N. 13-. where she intends spending the win- ter months.

The many friends oi Mr. Urban Gallant, formerly of the Provincial Bank here, but now oi the Passenger Traffic Department. Canadian Na- tional Railways, will be sorry to learn that he has entered the Charlottetown Hospital to undergo an operation for appendicitis.

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Nationalist government took measur- es tonight to rescind extra-territor- iality rights of foreign nations‘ in China effective January 1. This was despite the only partial acquiescence oi several governments to China's in- sistence that foreigners be tricdln Chinese administered courts, yielding the right to trial by courts in China maintained by their own govern- menta. As a result of the Nationalist Government's central political coun- cil having ordered the state» council t0 prepare "practical measures for abolitioi of ‘extra-territoriality. in China." the latter body tonight is- sued the iollowing mandate: "In ev- ery sovereign state, foreigners as well as its nationalists, are equally am- enable to its_ laws and the jurisdic- tion oi its tribunals. This is an es- sentisiattribute o! sovereignity.

"lbr more than eighty years China has been bound by an extra-territor- ial system which prevented the sino government exercising judicial power over foreigners in China. So long as extra territoriality is not abolished, so long is China unable to exercise full soverelgnity.

"For the purpose of restoring her iurisdictlonal sovereignty, it is here- by declared that on and after Janu- ary 1. i030, all foreign nationals in China. now enjoying extrs-icn-ltor- lbmy shall be subject to Chinese Jurisdiction. Executive and judicial yuan: (departments) are hereby or- dered to instruct the ministers con- oemcd to Prepare as soon as possible the means to execute this msndstc and submit them for the constitu- tion of the legislative yuan for pro- mulgation and enforcement.

Millard‘: Llniment relieves stllnell. I

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An examination of the plans andI description of the new hotel to be:

Railways at Charlottetown, P. E. I., i which it is expec‘ ’ will be opened‘ in July next, discloses a structure l that will prove an additional attrae- , ton 06 tourists to villi. the Mnritinles I and Prince Edward Island in par- um". " j

The plan provides for a five-story hotel with six lotlres in the centcrj

‘ portion. and containing 108 bedrooms

with‘ bath. w» private sitting rooms -

‘ . and two suitcfi. Provision is made (m- an extension of sixty additional

Kent. Street, with the main lounge and dining room flanking on Roch- ford Square, which contains some very beautiful oak trees, birches, rowans and populars. The building has been so designed as to not intrr- fare with this beauty spot. The en- trance will be through a porch flank- ed by a terrace along Pavmsl street. with French windows opening from the dining room onto this terrace.

The type of architecture was chosen so as to harrnonlie with the general

erected by the Canadian National Trooins. The main entrance will be on type of design of the leading build-

ings of the city. The exterior will b: of brick with stone oi" trimmings and dressings. The ground floor will com- prise the iobby, entered through s vestibule, which will be 65 by 2i feet, the hotel offices and pubic fncJ ilities, the lounge. writing room. breakfast room and mai"! dining rorm. The main dining room will be reach- ul by a foyer‘ frcm- the lobby. The

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three years and also the scholarship _,of, political economy 0100 per annum for two years.

Back Home Again.

In 1877-78 he was s. student in Paris and Edniburgh, getting in the. university of the city named last, the degree of Doctor of Mental and Moral ._Sci_enqe. In June. 1878. he won the i-iibbert Travelling reuowsbip, $1,000 per annum. ‘for two years and spent‘ those years ss Hibbert Fellow at Hiedelblug. Berlin. Gottingen and in Italy. The Hibber-t Trustees publish- cd in 188i in London his wantian Ethics of Evolution. He was profes- sor of English Litreature. Political and Psychology at Acadia from 1880 to 1882. Professor of English Liter- ature and Metaphysics, Daihousie, Halifax, 1882-1883, Professor of Phil- osophy in Cornell University. fthica. 1886-1892. President of Cornell Uni- versity, 1802; Honorary LL,D., Coi- umbia, 1897, Yale. 190i, Edinburgh.‘ 1002; author of "The Ethical Impcrti cf Darwinism of Pellet in God" andf of "Agnosticism and Religion." con-', tributor to home and foreign period- icals; member of the Town and Gown

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' In 1880 he was appointed by Presi- dent William McKiniey, president oi a commission to investigate the con- dition of the Philippine Islands and made a_ report in four volumes which was published by the government. Later he was Ambassador to China. of recent years has been American Ambassador to Germany.

MARKE TS

MONTREAL, Que, Dec. 2B——Dim-, inlshing suppics of storage eggs and,‘ a small supply of fresh eggs gave the egg market a strong tone last week. moving prices up as much as four cents a dozen. Early in the week, it was found the wholesalers had a small supply and in the off season for production Montrel dealers turn- cd their eyes to the United aims A car of fresh California. filled in the gap and other American eggs were bought. The latest oi fresh specials, is 72c. and fresh extras 70c. ranging down to 44c for storage seothds Christmas and New Years demand found turkeys of mat quality ad~ vsnced a cent s. pound. potatoes lumped to 81.75 and I100 for New. nrunswick Green Mountains per 00 pounds in hulk in car lots. Butter and cheese ruled quiet and steady.

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The Countess of Southesk claims to be the only peeress in the itish Isles who is a miller, for she owns a mill in the scrui cissctana and

porridge which is served at her breakfast table.

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FREDERICTON, N. B.. Dec. 29~ The hockey team of Queen's Univer- sity which plays in the Ontario Hockey Association. defeated Fred- ericton Capitals of the southern N. B. League 1 to 0 here in an exhibi- tion contest Saturday night. The game was played on soft ice and was not fast. Queen's scored the soli- tary goal early in the third period, Reist going in after the puck when Young -clea.rcd to the corner and cir- cled for the goal. The Fredericton defence left Young wide open at in: time. For the balance of the game the Capitals tore in and peppered Quinn .in an endeavor to tic up the game. The Queen's goalie, who gave a good exhibition throughout. handl- ed all shots, The game was the sec- ond of the Queens Maritime tour. the red. yeilowancl blue having lost at Eathurst 3 to 1 the night before.

ISLANDEI! is rronasn

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rained by a stereoscopic study of these photographs, often without any field work whatever, and where field work is necessary it is reduced to a minimum. 'l"l1is applies to for- est surveys and the various other engineering projects.

As a boy going to school in Char- lottetown, Mr. Seller could remember

‘the teacher painting to a map, show-

ing a large portion of blank szflc: which indicated the vast wastes o! Ungava and Labrador. In the past six years of his service in the aerial survey in commercial aviation he had visited these vast tracts of unknown land, only to find that within these

Ienormous areas is a mighty supply

of natural resources, sufficient when developed to supply the entire count- ry for many years to come. In the more settled areas there is an ever increasing demand for aerial survey. A year and a half ago. Mr. Seller curried out the first aerial survey ever conducted for a telephony company in Canada. ‘The area was 68 miles long and the maps were (1-- livered within eleven days from the data the contract was signed. 1n de- velopment and construction work of all kinds serial surveys are now be- ing used to great advantage. and there are even greater possibilities for this work in the future.

The territory covered by Mr. sel- ler in his work is from the Manitoba border. His chief duties have been

where aerial surveys are much in de-

can herself supply the meal for thsitemsting and is full of enthusiasm for,

its future as an important factor in the development of Canada.

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Novelties Dancing from 9 o'clock

Tickets-Gentlemen $1.00; Ladies 75 cents.

"i: layout has been so arranged that ii will be possible to take catbwf con- vention parties without interfering with the routine of’ the hotpl.

This will be the third hotel to be erected by the Canadiarfflatiohal Railways in the lilaritimes; the oth- er two being "The No'.'l.'"";,!cot.inn" now under construction a-i-Wllalifnx, which it is rxpected, will opened early in 1930. and Plctou, ‘Lodge. at‘ Pfciou, N. S.. n summer resort which is increasing in popularity each year.