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- .15’- i " l" - t, c. — Y A Handle-the hardest I wW/H I Y‘ i 1 I g I I I / ’ d’ I job first each day‘ l ~ r- .. » - 317/ T A - s“ ‘Wssx r 4* ilffhilatfthfiéffilgkla- ones are pie” i . Th9 PEOP 3'5 PGIIEI’ 1w; ' \ . Read by VQTI body \ y‘ _ . g /‘ W‘ I Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew ‘I X _ I ; “ ..............".. ................ r r s“

Morning Guardian, Founded 158i’

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA WEDNESDAY DEC. 5, 1923

Annual tlnlucriptionn Dclivfe

lly Mull. Ullndn all U. S.

AN Alli drone

Hon. Monica (lrenfcll. the lov liosborough. the sporting earl. is t the most distinguished lnen in the

E ROMANCE

ely and vivacious dnuglltcl‘ oi’ Lord o nlarry Sir John Salruolltl, Ofli‘ ut‘ Royal Air Fort-c. Tile nlaljriilgiz

is a surprlsc as Sir John, though botll bundsoule and charming, was

believed to be wiltoleiy wedded to his career. ln command of British forces ill l3agdatl and the villlPy ot‘ the

hratos. Lord Desborough at one be low the Falls, .

lIc is a widower and ibup- tiule swam the Niagara River just

succtssrul trluiit SHCW livlllliililiiiiis PLAYERS

Large Audience Erljo

yed the Opening Per-

formance “The Woman He Married” at

the Prince Edward

Last N ight.

News tllatthe puular W. s. liar kins Players were coming to (Thar- lottrtowll was-received with great interest by theatre-goers hero and the attendance, as was OXDUCIIHI at the opening performance at tho Prince Edward 'l‘lleatre last night. was lat-ire ultd enthusiastic. The opctllug pluy "The Woman He. Alar- rlctl." gave full scope to the tiruul- atic tnlcnts of the performers and tho poiforlnunce was in every way up to the high standard which the ilnrkius Players have creutcd for tilonlsclves on previous orcursiotls

A synopsis oi the play has al- rcudy appeared in the (lalurilizln. ‘file plot centres around tho ill-list’..- model wllu becomes .\irs. Harding, marrying illto tl family of the domineering. get-rlcll-quiizk A-lnerican type, whore she is unsun- dclstootl null looked down upon. The ptlrt oi‘ ltirel. Hurtiing was ail- ullrably‘ taken b_v .\llss Cosgriff wllo has appeared to ltdvzlntage in the well known production "Tho Storm" ill Broadway theatres and is u. talented artiste and has u charming personality. Mr. hierlin, took with credit the part of the.

W Condensed Specials

i IiATlm-iio por word, not each insertion In this column.

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‘T0 LET-CEVEN ROOMED house, good bathroom. rout luodcrtltc. Apply 171 Grafton St.

1tl7-12-4-fll.

‘FOR SAL —-BABIE8 BONNETS. Jill-hots. Bootoee and other fancy work ut '7!) illusion Si.

l73-l2-i-iil

"are tsrflrwo LARGE UN- iuruishetl rooms. Apply Guardian. 12-4-6! fro»: I‘V—S_~ALE—-MEDIUIIII_~ size‘ ‘Nike. Ilot water front. good 130il~ llltlou. 815. W. P. Bruce. 15S Queen st. Ill V_\_____________*___V_ _ wMfTiB—BOARDER8. APPLY 23-5 (W001i Bt.—-—12-4-2i. BOARDERS AOCOMMODATED. APPIY Question. " "106-12-4-31.

_..__- TOU-ETfCNFURNISI-IED ROOMS __‘_I_""Y l-i-i Queen St.——12-4-21..

_____________________ Fon SALE-i asussnt. PUR- "°’“* ""1"- Apply barge Bros.

_ v ‘fi _ l2-5-2I. I Folzunfisi-“EGTIEOCKINC some

luoutIl.-12.4.g'|_Apply 139 “my

mo. A. M53175?‘ n "Y"- Iiflmwnr styfilr-lfill.

‘T0 terqmnn pleasantly lemma and rout. Apply 11g pflnce

ROOMS. moderate St. l2-5-3i.

w°°° “(J-WE ILL l..|. u" M‘ Ambit“: either oli ‘his

Wlnnloe Station. on Saint‘.

Jul h l

young ilusilanil. Jack lluluiing. Mf- Rillfi‘. as Col. John Harding. played most ucccpiwbly. The other

by, (.\lr. (Jewell). Jul-es Marsttnt ('.\ir. Balfour), and Marie, (Miss Burke) were admirably taken. The pcrforulzltlcc. as a whole was illozls- lug and there wcrt: sonlc ibrilllant SfFOkF-i of trouledy inter-travail. Tllc pcriklrlultllct: tonight "Fair and Warnlcl” bus llnd u big run in the New York and London t-llvillftffl and will no doubt draw a largo Imus-c. ’

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ANWHII Klli-

(Canadialn ‘ SYDNEY. N. 8.. (lllrrio, forulcr

Press) Dec. ~i -~'l'tlii.v lift-r at Dorchei-l- ti-r. wllo this wot-k was relcllsetl‘ on parole uilcr ll yczlrs ill i-bt- pcllilclltillry. just t‘Sl'tl|)l!Il tllc gill-i lows by 2i hours, llzlcit ill iilii. (larriil bud -bi-cll cilllvlclcd of thc murdcl- ill‘ Lou hlclalrtlll, u uutivo of Prlllcc lidwltrd Island. the crinlo having bocn coulnlittetl at Ilcscrvc. Tile doutll l<0lll('Il(‘t' bud been pro- lloltuccil and the gilllolv-s tsrcctetl llcrc. tbc first. lo be constructed ill (‘upt- llrottnl since the I-‘Iaveu nulr- dcr of llluny ycurs nub. Twenty" four hours before (larrli) wits to g0 to the gallolvs. word was received frolll (lttuwu collllnutlng the sell- iencc to lift- imprisonment. ‘FWOOD SALE AT ROOKEV Poilli. Six plots adjoining Block- llotlsi- roud. Saturday afternoon at 2.30. l-‘our ulouths credit. 2-5 ‘I.

FOR SALE —AT A BARGAIN walnut sideboard luudc by Mark Butcher. also furniture good as lli-tv. 2 parlor suites ovcr stuffed

satin covert-d. VVIIIIIIIIISUII Auc- tion Rooms. 12-5-61. F5 U-;ETJ_‘I'I;-PVLI Aid E ms a i 551E

and In it good lucutiull for a grocery slorc. vortlcl‘ lllllsbort) lultl ltclli. .»\])|ll_\‘. i’. ll. iii-Cor-

mack. Iteveru lllock. tli ORPHANAGE RUMMAGE SALE iu the Nlarkct building opens nt 9.30 u. Ill. on ‘fhursliily morning. ‘PFOR SALE-FUR CLEANING Plant consisting of 2 drums and electric motor. all ready for op- ilration. Apply .|. I_I. Ilolultouizh. Mt. Edward ililad. tflnlrloltetolvll. zli “FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF high grade Sliver ioxes scoring up high us coil polnls ill Royal Winter Fair, all registered in (‘median Natlounl Sliver Fox

‘ Y- "W- I Ohmmoncing in 130 i}- m" ' "W11"! n! tire woilit ‘mill

envy | ‘in: “r oltoorlt. ' i

12- -2i.

/i%reedem Association. Must be ‘sold an I um »l'l0illli'l u"! "l."

ranch. Apply .i. ll. ROIIIIJOIIRh. 1 Mt. ‘lid-ward Road. (iharloitctonu.

iiiiitiiiiiinii lliiifi-iilil iwitliiiiiiis

Officers ovffilte Char- lottetown Society El- ected at last Night’s

Meeting The udiotlrncd annual lui-otintr ot‘ thc (‘buriottcttnvll (‘hildri-lls

Aid Society was llcld ill the (‘ity Council (fbulubr-rs last night. lilo prositleut. lion. I)r. W. .|. P. T-lc- hiillan presiding. Before clcctillg officers for the your tltc question of alllalizulllntioll of the tilrée. (‘ilild- rt-ns Aid Societies llIPCilLIy csttlbllsll cd ill' the Proviucl- was discussed. and the. colllmitti-c. appointed at a. previous llloetlllg. brought ill the following resolution, moved by Rev. Maurice McDonald and seconded by rte-V. J. J. McDonald, which was llnunilllously adopted:

RESOLVED that scptlratr- Child- rcns Aid Societies be established or continue Ill (Ihtlrlottctotvu and Sunlulcrsitle, each having on azcllt paid by a govorulllcllt grant of 3751i for the Charlottetown Society. wllicll shall have Jurisdiction ovcr (int-ens (‘ouuty and Kings (‘oltnty lllltil such time as tho luttcr shall orgunizi- and function; and $2.70 for tbc Sulllulorsiiltl Society which

rlllcc County. these grants to lu- supplclut-ntcd by grunts from city oi‘ (‘barlottctolvn alld the town of Slllnnlcrsiilc respectively. anti by any otbcl" additional grants that may be secured from lllt‘ (lovr-rn lllcltt."

Iu spcakillg of this rt-stlllltiillt Itcv. .i. .i. McDonald of Sulllmi-lwsitlr- (‘Xltlillllflll that tllo rcasoi] for u si-pnrultl Society ill Sluunu-rsidt:

shall buvo jurisdiction ovcr tlll oi‘ p

was tilut. truancy’ is so linkcil up

I

Contributors.

I A lnrglaly ilttt-lltlcd mutating oi tlu- caulpttilzn workers ill connec- tion with tlli- i’. l-l. Island Hospital t]|'l\'t‘ to realize $07,000 for necess- ary illl1il'(J\'('llli‘lll to the hospital building and (‘flllillllllilli was hold ill Zion (‘lturcll school room lust night. all enjoyable supper being proviilctl by tllc Ladies‘ Aid to which all present did fllll justice.

Tllc executive cllairulall of the tralllptllgll committee. Mr. It‘. It. Heartz. prcsidcil and tntlde the (encouraging zlulluuntrcillcllt that already. frolll forty-three contribu- tors. one third the amount of till.- necessary funds will be forthcom- illg. Amid applause be announced that six of these contributors have given $1.200 cucll tile other amounts being also highly gratifying. The list appears lielolv.

The chuirllltlll explained that tho clllllptlign is being extended be» yond the Province to Islanders

resident abroad. some

of whom

Deadlock in U. S.

(Canadian Press.) ..\\'.\SI-II.\'(I'I‘ON. Dec. -i-—.\ fight to the finish is threatened by a score oi’ Republican insurgents in thr- House who prevented the or- gltuiziliiiul yesterday of the sixty- eight congress at the opening sco- slon. The Scuttle today was ready to ])l‘(l('(‘l‘(1 to buslncss but llllillllf‘ to do so because of the deadlock

tiiiiiusilsiit BPENINC * Til HCSPllAi CAMPAIGN

It Was Announced Last “Night That Al- ready a Third of the Required $67,000 Has Been Raised Among Forty-Three

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iiiiill l5 Fill

IIEIHINB I

liiHEllM Ill iiiiiisi i

Discovered by U. S. Scientist in Valley ' Near Jerusalem

(United Press.)

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1-i.——.-\ll undisturbed tomb dating froln the timc of Christ has been discovered ill the Valley of Kedron. near .ior- usalenl. according to word receiv- ed here front Dr. W. F. Alhrlght. director of the American School 0i‘ Oriental Research in Jerusalem. it was announced today by Dr. Jalo- t-s Alan Molltgolnery, president of the school.

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iluvc uIri-aily" sitzlllfii-il their apprec- iation of the splclldltl work of illc hospital by [lrolulsctl donations. Iilrilul this sourcl- tllollc ll is coll- flilontly t-xpcctl-il to meet tho ct."- pcllsl: of tllc campaign.

Sironl-Z addresses followcil by l\lr. \\'. K. Rogers. Ilr. l. J Yco, Rov. II. I). Raymond, and Mr. F. C. Harbor. campaign (lirecior. who spoke successively upon the econo- mic. scientific. humanitarian and practical tranlpalgu side of tile Ilos- pital question. Facts and argulllcnts ln support 0t‘ the valuable public work being carried ml and the noc- csslty of keeping up tire efficiency ot the institution wow. ltlzlrsIlalIt-il "The mm" wmamed ‘"0"’ ma" Hlld presented var-y utm- m“) made a score of ossuaries.“ Dr. Al- a strong impression upon the “my. bright wrote. “A dozen oi‘ these ellcc. After the addrcsl s busltlesn bore the llullles and genealogies of Ill connection with lhi. (‘Zlmpalgn the occupants. All the dead ilpfllll“ was entered into with lyuihugfflguL elltly belonged 'to ollc family,

Following is a list oi" cillltrlblllers Whli-‘h flollflfiheil 1151"" m!’ "'11"! and the zllnounts TPCPIIUKI up tn of Christ. The slowly increasing

illollald l\

i Senate Co-ntinuesifiiin... t (oil:

lilo.

('Illll'll\‘l&‘i'ri ill tile play, Nlrs. llrllill- ""080 (Miss Weaver) (‘t-cit Arnl+

iiiiliisiiiiil

‘could il(*\‘('l‘ succccd. that it nllldc’

with tbc problclll ill‘ lIt'IiIl(|ll('ll"_\‘ i" H“. HU"S,,_

that it would 'l'l.‘iill'il‘i‘ tllc atti-lliioll “v_,\s;_HN-l-ON’ UL... 4., Anon“..- of udmullt officer, and tllu. ll‘ lIif‘ hallo, for a ‘speaker h, mu Hlqusu services of one ‘Ug9IlL‘\\'t‘l'O rDtlilll“ ma“). fimed m qn-emg- me dead. "d u“ m“ "me m" £1'“I'l°"“'-"“"‘lock. .\'u candidate received the

""""" "““'—"‘-‘*'—‘”*—__'"—‘ majority- necessary for election. (Continued on Page 3) . k - .

IIAMSTAY MACDII NALIYS PlllliIY

. __. __i_._.__.___

British Labor Leader Defies Government

to Show Any One Benefit of Their

Protection Platform-View Re- garding Election

llo\v appeared to the people and he

wns convinced that under its own IIONDON. Dec. -l-~“I am regard- banners it'\voultl shortly march to

cd as a louder of thc Red Rovolll- 116K011’-

tionuril-s," suid lluulsay l\iIacDoll-

zlltl. llu- Labor Louder. at a rccclltl

Ill-flail:Ilfiixhtiherjfhfl-tlt‘I‘ said tllill- miBank lhu interest 0f his owll v8"? Ill‘ Two Charges

tilought the i-lectioll was fwml- ""1 (Canadian Press.)

was not afraid of it; he welcomed? ll. Nothing would ilclp Ilulull" no contribution to tllc solution oi‘ NI-IW YORK, iloc. 2l.-—-A formal uncnlpioylnlcllt. and that instead ilfiihili-gl! of luiluldcr Ill tho lift-st. vie

(Canadian Press-l

luori- tllnn to allow how protection- llolpllll: lls in oltr foreign and home markets. it would illcrcusc impedi- lm-nts on llritisll industry. All such considerations wore to he sucrificd ill order that Mr. Baldwin might get out. of ull uwkard posi- on.

“Ono thing I ulll afraid oi." said Mr. MacDonald. “l am afraid of the ignorance 0t‘ a largo part oi‘ the electors. ltlorc particularly WIIPII tllut ignorance is going to bi- pauderetl lo by our new syudlciltcil Press. I defy thc (lovcrllllttvllt and their supporters to give us ully cx- ilnlple oi’ the efficacy of Protection. They cunllot lvo you our. Iiut I could glvo rotectionist States whcrc thrre are sweating, unem- ployment. low wages. trudc strike. ulul precisely the problems which we have got hero."

'l‘llcy were asked to keep thi- Ilvitlsh lCluplrc togetllcl‘ on tI“ill‘ ilpplos and tinned salmon. declar- od l\lr. lllucDolialtl. ilo would on l." future occasion return to tllut sub- ject. bllt hr added that Free Ttxtds- was not tho nito-rlultlvt- to Protcc» tion. The only alternative was the: positive. and constructive policy which the Labor Pt-lrly’ would put ill-fore the cnultry. It was fIl-P dc- sirl- of thc Labor Party to sec tllo finuuccs of the country handled ill such a wuy in which u real bust-l llclll-l nulu would handle thoul. They. wl-re determined. ill accordance with thl- national interests. to work so us lo briutr about the miuiuluut amount of injury and the maxinlunt or good. and in tho and. nftcr a (‘npitai Levy. he was per- fectly curtain that iiil enormous balance for good would be the final reluit.

The old voiuules were closed by the war and ltew volumes were be- ing opened. There was h now

grcc and robbery was mode against

Anthony .i. PiiiltlillO one of those implicated in thclnurdol- of two bunk messengers who wcri- shot

and robbed oi‘ $43,000 ill Brooklyn subyvay station two weeks and. m}: -

Advocates N avyd

to Fight Rum Runners tCanadlwartwPreau.) WASHINGTON. Dec. 1l.--L7s*.-

oi the I‘. S. Navy instead oi addi- tional revenue cutters to colllbut rum ruuncus was advocated today by Senator Willis. Ohio. llc said tllut so long as the lluvy and shlp~ plug board both have ships to sell he would oppose it treasury TPCQIIP inundation for new old-tel‘!-

Dcc. 4th. as road last night by the llulnbcr of such inscription groups ' is already biglnnitlg to provide me with valuable material for the llolllcltclature and eventually for the history oi.’ the New Testament

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‘ICIIOIHOII . . . . . . . . “$1200 EDI‘. (‘arruthers , 130i) ' l\'. Rogers _ 1200

I - . . 1200 period."

hffllfbc Ilros. & (‘o. 1200 Dr. Albright also reported the It. It. Ilcartz . . . . . .. . 1:300 finding of a sarcophagus said to DI‘. ll. I). Johnson . . . . . . . . .. (I00 be the first yet. unearthed Ill Pal-

Stanlcy Shaw and Peal-dun ._ Zlitlorc. ti‘; Illcllcod .. . . r. Jus. Wtlrburton .

i500 (F00

estlne. It was found at. Tell Barak, northeast of Caesarea.

F B n _ C00 "The most reliable dill-.- propos- n-r ‘til-yer . . . . . .. C00 oil is the second century‘ after H ' “.0 1m Y" f 1- - - > - C00 flllrist." tile latter said. “The beau- “; x ~ ‘V“3"Ii~“°IUI C00 tiful ‘sarcophagus is tiistiuctly pro- v X: k‘. ale ts“ . . . . . .. 500 trlasslcai. alld cannot hc compared dh-ltigcultl . . . . .. 400 with the Alexander sarcophagus, n‘ ivnklh -‘ I00 ilospite its undoubted excellence

Rage}; uanitv‘ f0" ill workmanship. up“ F H I! m“ ° Z500 "The front side represents a - <- m, lcs J00 combat between Greeks and Ama-

J. K. lloss . . . . . . . . (I. Ii‘. Ilutcbusoil . Ih-lllois & (‘(1 Ilyndluull &(.'o. .... .. f". H. ll. Lnllglvortll __ \\'. I-l. Iiclltlcy A. Id. Dc war . . . . . .. W. It‘. 'l‘itltllursll Anonymous . . . . ..

.'l00 zons; the other side is mucll more 300 ourclossly executed and represents 7390's couvcutlonnl pair of- griffills, fiiwlconlltlotl lli Italian urt of [hi5 per- ‘ loll."

il00| Prclllnillury to undertaking the fUUIi-Xcltviltions. Dr. Albrlgllt and his ~ party conducted a survey of Pales- 1100 lltlc. They first visited Khlbct-

- ‘A S‘... glvbuAll-‘ICLII . . . . .. glbultnll, ittlcntllficil Willi]! Tiltlllatlr- . . Hf,“ . ', ' ' ' ‘ * " " .erul as lo tome o" Oslua, suc- inlflidk€z|gtgzfg"l ‘h U’ " 240 cossor of llloses in the leadership Ru“ “»_ H_ Hand,‘ 900 of Israel. They also identified the Aum m,“ _ _ _ ‘ I ‘ ' ' “I'm modern town ot‘ Ain Seredath with D“ v_ I“ Goudwm __ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " ISOIZel-etlah, the home of Jerobouln l. Mm S_ E_ Perkin“ _ 1,0 one of the early kings of Israel. Anonymous _ ‘ _ _ __ 230 TIIIIIIOHO Zeredllll has been ideu _1_ T‘ and N M,“ 1,0‘ tiflcd with Zarnthau in tho Jordan [L E_ 3pm“ _ V ‘ ‘ _ ~ ‘iuwvflllpy, despite the fact that It was r$_ Qane V _ _ _ ‘ _ _ V V _ ‘ 4 ‘ “ m0 expressly’ located iu Ei-‘tllrulln. B, Comp)“ 3L Ca ' ‘ ‘ " lvrllile Zurathan was ill hiaunasseh.’ (m0 Crabbe _ _ ‘ _ ‘ I _ _ _ ‘ Ioniin: Albrlgllt said. - --40-x—--—-—

iFrance is Still Look- ingfor Aid From U. S.

(Canadian Press.)

PARIS. Dec. 4.—At a couforollcl: lu-ttvcen Premier Poillcurc and Louis Ilurtllou. President of the llopnratioll Commission. hcld lust cvt-uiugil revised text. defining llu- power oi‘ the cx rt collllniii- cos which urc to. illvestllzatl- (inr- muny's resources and financial sit- uation was agreed upon.

The text h worded in away wilirl‘. themepuratlou clrrlcu hope will overcome the objection raised by Secretary Ilughes to the par- ticipation of the United States.

Proof that Stall- lng of Lusitania, 1 was Plannedi

(Canadian Press.) ‘ NEW YORK mo. 3.—A spcr ' 1M (lcspatch front ll-‘tlsbingtou stal- es tilmt proof that the German gov- ernment deliberately planned and ordered the sinking of the Lusitan- ta ill contain-ed ill the secret ur- cllives of the l'nitod Siiilcs (lov- erllmellt and has been submitted Io the Mixed Claims Commission in support of the demand for fllll payment an all losses ot‘ life and prbpierty- sustained by Pulled Stu» tes citizens.

Famous Dancer v i Becomes Wife

(Canaril-amfliiresa.) CHICAGO. Dec. ll.—-It'cllt-

r

(‘usi-

sult Very Uncertain

learned today.

cRt lrlflfllfllit of uncertainty clouds thc probable outcome oi‘ tomor- row's bye-election ill Halifax City nml county to HPIIECK a ulcnlbvl" tor

V0.-l No 1'6 Charlottetown. December 5th, 1923 ‘ . " A Q3 .

the fcdornl vacancy (frctlti-ti wflrk wuynmda‘. m.“ M 3 p_m_

. through the appnintlllenl of Ilou. Admiésyon c-“HM asflmhnem

' A- K- “h-LPM‘ I” m" p"‘“id"nc~" useful and lancy articles. High Tea T0020‘? 0' m" E'“he‘|"°" Wm" "I Cmm‘ at 50c (including admission) served -- du- h to T. Special attractions for

Both parties arc fairly coufid- chndrtrlL 13.4.31

ont but. this tuct only adds lo the

L ilo You, Speak Esperanto ‘I

Or Vollpuk? Or any other oi

the lntornlltionar lanqulpel? Nor-never mlnd: a box oi Muir’! Chocolate: will contain

your moulpe eloquently. what- evtr the tongue of the recip- lent.

ideal. new‘ yigor. new enthusiasm. new inspiration. iltld by virtue oi all that the Labor Party claimed the» right to govern. That party

Meir’: mlkn 27 different 5i: barn, ‘ '-

' uncertainty which unprejudicod workers for both parties freely admit. Not for n long time has so mucll energy been injected into a Halifax bye election and some of the most prontiilcut statesman in Canada have participated in tho campai n including Prime Minin- ter Me Gillie King, Hon. W. s. Pickling. liiinistor of Finance. lion. Dr. II. 8. Belanll. Minister of Sol- diers Civil Ito-establishment. lion. E, M. MacDonald. Former Minis- ter oi‘ C atoms and others.

Nova votln is now represented at Ottawa by a solid Littoral mem- barlhip having swept the Province

The Brnll Nut contain: mo" fat than many meats-BM! por- cent of it: bulk In int ll a mat- ter o! fact.

You'll be able to ant more candy and onloy It more. Ii you drink loin of water while doing it.

Lot‘: to the nnrut candy .h.’] . .. .0: '. . '

Halifax Election Re- °

fident of Electing

(Britiah United Press) LONDON, Dec. 4——More than twenty-five thousand meetings art- sl-hedulcd to take place today and tomorrow. the two closing days of the campaign which has certainly been the liveliest since pre-war days. Increasing rowdyiem has led attacks on cadidates of many constituencies. Liberal-Conserva- tive lteadquarlers here both issued a state-melt! this morning to the et- fect that these attacks do not em- anate from either of their follow- ene. It is evident that a gang of Communists is abroad, attempting to intimidate candidates of many rldings. Liberals are centering their appeal of the closing hours of the campaign on women electors. pointing out how many commodi- ties in their opinion are certain to increase in pritrc. If the tariff is imposed and private circulars-iron: many firms are being reprinted alld distributed, In which they in- form customers that there will be a rise ill certain commodities. as