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alga-totalitarian urilmu

in Halifax Your-

Large, Treasurer. ‘Ilrey lleitve Next Salinity.

Fire Underwriters Patriot Pub. Co R. L. Day, Oity

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$250.00 Mrs. (Dr.) F.P. Taylor Ill-oil 060- L. Pruwse. The Toggery 25.00 5.00 A. DDllchemin & Co} '

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_ Piles iliretnetrs llottolbtmtn iiiintriiiutiotls. ton tltutejtnoltlteru to. Ftftlltltilmfu Attend-incision Tilltiiilnlent i

Contribution to=iir llreo

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‘CCNDIENSEDSPECIAICS:

IIATEBF-Jflc. per line er s . -, rm- ltne nor day for a n3}. 3-1.2; tic. s lina- per day for 6 days or over» Count b words to s line. Groups of I figures. initial leters, count 3s one-word. 10_per cent. discount for cash. Address forms pun. or rad. and must be paid for. Bpecial Rates Furnished Room pd. 75c for seven words for one week. Situation wanted. for seven words, 50c per week.

WANTED POSITION A8 HOUSE keeper. Alpply P. 0. Box 232.

WANTED —TEACHER GRAND ‘rracadie school. Supplement 8-100. Apply W. A. McDonald, Stacy. .___.___.._________..__’. WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Guardian ot~

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LOST-WHEEL CAP FROM OHAL mar": cnr. Reward. ‘Woods Garage.

‘ J>Q LOST-IN SUMMEROIDE, PLAT!- wn-um bracelet. with name inside.

Finder ring 11-023, Summerslde Exchange.

‘ROADSTER WANTED SECOND hand car in good work-in; 0mm‘- Apply to M_ c_ llvicGowsn, Kil- murir. ‘

GLASS

WANTED SECOND teacher for Sit. Peters Harbor dhloqi " tournament $100.

wart livid-an. Becy.

TO RENT rwlo IHOPS, on: 124 and one 126 Gt. George ‘St. Ap~ ply C. J. Gallagher, Prince Ed- ward Theatre. phone 500.

Giotlt Station ti} Wireless ililain

LONDON. July 17.—-tin answer to questions in the House of Commons yesterday, tiion. F. G. Kellaway, Postmaster‘ General, stsletlthat the

‘fill’ 1*‘

. Covers

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922.

no B00210‘: Passer? M Last NigiiFsMtltliill

pendltures of $160.24. as follows:

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iistitnatetl ilxpeatii iiitlS, tot tile _ Year Were _Suil- nntteti at a Spatial. Meeting oi tile City Council by Finance Chairman Colin. ‘Mom. anii- Passed Alter Short Discussion. -

At a special meeting of the city tlmates fur the year up to Dqeern- Council last night, presided over her 31st, 1922, showing th stttisfitc- by His Worship Mayor Jenkins and ' nttentied lby the full council, the chairman oi the Finance Commit

tee, COIlil. Moran, presented tile es-

tory surplus over all estimated ex

They g rontl

ESTIMATES or REVENUE ANDIEXPEINDITURE“ or- m: CITY

OF CHARL-OTTETOHN, P. Ea I. FOR THE‘ YEAR 1922.

RECAPITULATION . .

Expenditure

government in further ‘considering gggceoggerfllfrflsgilt ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' " ' ""$1‘:'g:i8‘“ - the questions oi an lmlperial wire- Plre De, agunem ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " " ‘ " 0'90 ' lcs chain, has decided to ‘erect ill Fducatlign- ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' " gl-gllfrll” England a station of the ultimate ghee‘. Mgthlh - gégo-gf) Dower contemplated ‘by the expert Assessing and '*"(.,',1.|éc','in"‘ " @8600 commission. instead of a station Market House ’ g 1469b.) with smaller power. which was Intel.“ "m, Di!‘ 358E530 first proposed. The government, hc 3mm’; Fund Lou" ' ‘ ' ' " ' ,,_.‘1V84'13 said was advised Iuililli. this station Board or Hezlih“ ‘ “$31500 with its greater power, would pro- [nsumunce " £86600 vide especially for direct comrner- C“ Hm, “ 119600 oial communication with India, vigor“ . 11.56,“) 8mm‘ Amll" “d All-slmlla‘ Maintenance or time}; ' 1151053 9 "' Miscellaneous . 2,458.71 Stole Pay Roll - ~ 0f M t I F: Rwanda. . Real Estate . . . . . . . 44.388.293.00 ' Personal Property 2,010,450.00

MMONYIFREAL. July 17.—'l‘ile . $1,500 pay roll of the firm oi N. ti. @ 3% _ 4127,9743‘; $s'398'743'o0 Poison and Company. wholesale druggists, illll Notre Dalme Street, p011 Tm; @ 35,90 _ H _ 3113800’ West, was stolen today when a Autgynqblleg @ ;1()_00__ 390000 Y0l1lll lllllllfillilll ll satchel “l°llllllll' Rents, ‘Polls. Grants, Licenses and Miscella- ing the money from the hands of ti mm“; Rgyenug _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ H 2130000 girl cashier as s-hc was entering __ the company's offices with it. 516106185

The this! measles selflvev la n Less niuoduntu laad-"Aippeals . . . . . 2.40000 high powered car which was wlnlt- l ________ ‘QSSIGHBG

flag (or him near the scene of the robbery.

This is the second daylight pay- rcill robbery to occur in the city in a weelk, $29,000 payroll of the Dom- in-lon Textile Company having been stolen last-week‘ when the pity-l

‘Surplus

DETAILS OF EXPENDITURE 1922

“l City Government

$ 160.24

$ 4,638.44

r registration certificate was

p $11,010.90

$10,540.34

$ 7,483.00

$82,59l.l1

C $800.00

C, 2,180.00 t . . - $66,003.76

ICFFIOEB r0 Ram-r m ‘rt-ls llllllllslflxmgllrlllilllllllqltltl ‘fall llelll lllliMayors Salary n‘: 324.44 gays-rt Bulilxtlllinlg.‘ ‘Great Gieorge °l1 - ° 5° ~ l'°9~ glty Clerllfs Stasiaalry . . . . .. .. 1,440.00 4 ee. a es "convsnencss _ -—-——<4¢*—"""' -‘ 8110RPM) 9P8’ l ‘My . 7-20.00 and bested. Apply at the Studio. l-ilkféllégggzllfnllzliéglciléLLENT Auditor-tr (s) . 430.00 WANTED MAN TO WORKW igdhirung ringl lilemms 40000 0s‘an rn rig... . . . . .. 100,00 farm. Apply Byne‘ Bros. North _O'l‘TAW'A-h-llllYCI7~—‘CFC‘P ‘llllzllilll,’ Telephones and Telegrams 305.00 River. .. ' "lmlh lllm"? "ll", "llllladab ‘aft _ j‘ Election expenses . . 600.00 r“ E 0537...; m,1.11‘;Si.“{.°’§§§§iE§“iZ..r..L“§,'(if; lllllllle lllerllll-e ‘lllllesv l-lll" FOR SAL a ' _, ‘ RTSQBKB .. 10.00 a Ford ton-ring car. a King Truck. ‘Olllllllslllll ‘Ollllellllellial Fllrmg m‘ Canadian Munltcipaiities . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. 56.00 i091)’ lite-office ‘Iglllglgcgiglzilfgfiiligffitg‘“aredsiclgllig; Miscellaneous . . . . . .. 400.00 away-rm) FAT 593mg LAMB$ lust year for the same period, when danvered at our a|uugmer house lack of rain retarded growth con- _ Pam“ Deplflmm‘ lamb" st“ this week only 10 sidernbly. The abatndance of rain cents per ib., live ‘weight. Saund» thllfi Yfifllftlllltil ma"!!! lllltltl-‘llleglslter; Magistrates‘ Statuary ..$1.200.00 ers Newsome Co. W‘ ilillllcll- 05° lei" W l ll Clerk's ‘Salary .. 1.08000 ._ _-_---—----—~ his" Ylellil city Marshall's Salary . . . . . . .. . 1.14000 WANTED — Experienced sltélle‘ Police-men's ‘Salary ...l . . 01000.00 s-rwivhvr Olt sootl education er- Printing Bo lis and Stat/ionary . . . . .. .. 30.00 mancnt position and E000 Qatari’ WANTED__ A . HRS-1- cLAss Telephones . . . . . .. . 71.90 ‘Awllflllllms Wm b” recglvu‘ m male teacher a'n'd an asslst-anfmllcelllelfs Ol°llllll8 30090 ‘Writ-in! by the untlersrgnett- m‘, Thumb Gramm“ Schooh Repairs to Station 125.00 w_ 1i Tltlmnrsh. Supplement. $200 a-nd $100. J. gland“ (‘llllll '—' , t .upp es .. . PUPPIES F°R “Al-Eh- Cgflll’; igo._.__._.hlasson';?ecy' special duties 100.00 ‘Slllllllel! “l” Pm” °l"l ll“ ‘rescues WANTED- sa-zconn Advertising -- 10-00 lmlma pup!‘ Fmm ‘Md hmmuzi or Third ‘Class Montgomery Ml5°°llllll°°lll 175m) glzclL-‘ggeaestt ‘Emnan’ Upper ‘School N0. 161, Prince County. - “m” ' '__ Voluntary suptplenaent $50.00 V rwmreo ulmtqro WORK on ‘(Yb ~_l~r_ gvgllllgfll- z swlllall‘ - farm surly Harry Rodd. Harring- l l“ l- ' ' °'._'________ Fm- Department l°ll= ~ waurso TO RENT MODERN --_-__-—----~ ~»~— . . . 1 . _,_ _. »36‘.'.00 "mllw m‘ "MLPEQUE WAG" house’ CBntHiJrIOLatIiitISLElmAXIlreY grtilirgtqttniatlraliiier . l!‘ 111.00 on wrap. Owner my have lltllllll 51B‘ awn’ ' Engineer nnthKeel-‘Ierh; Salary . . . . . . .. 000.00

by rBIIIflK Bl 155 Q1156“ 3L - Assistant Keeper's Salary . . . . . . . .. .. 600.00

>~ , , *—-__' Losf-WALTHAM WATCH, 5UP Allowance to Companies . . . . . ._ .. 3,600.00

UMMBR °°TTA°E AT “om” ll K nt .st.. between Maintenance. hose. etc. . . . . .. . 025.00

Pllllli- sllllwble ll" "m" MmHl“ giftgnyafi: ‘Edward or vicinity. Repairs to Wllsons. Gasoline . - . . . . . . .. .. ‘100-00 l)" cllmlgnx 3317s" w“; fimiulxv- Reward. Apply this office. Telephones and Flire Bells 300.00 ‘Ply. R0 “rt 0 on n‘ l" “l”. _____ ‘ Sundries . 100.00 ‘llllllllllllflll- t t.osr_- ran-ween CHARLOT Accident. Insurance . . . . .. 000.00 ‘T’ ‘ d“ tt l rl Cornwall, auto rill) Hose Driver . . . . . . .. 75.00 l-Olnfighli‘! tihA80LéNlg iaotAgi-a f‘ uiirlwigrlslfl Finder please leave Chemical Dnltver - - . . . . .. 75.00 X -- 0v "W"- llll C ‘ r . ‘ nu Cot 100.00 Will exchange- for general pllr~ Queilis Cmmty um1_lf_________ Ru er as 00h horse. Will sell with or Q2381. ON SATURDAY NIGHT ON l wmlbm Qnllme‘ Bu" m Mona“ '(}rest George St. between Fitz- Education-School “Curd. Bay, N. S.“ Apply J. W. Daley my and Kant Queen,’ ‘Game,- _l_3_°l¥°ll l’ - - _, - pocket book ‘containing small Estimates ..; ...‘..h... .. ..asztsn1.ti ‘A com-‘onrarshs Home AT sum of naorteyil- please We" l-0 ""0 . Bvllll "ll!" l" elllllllllfie "l all" _.if f.'____ Maritime Electric Co. . . . . .. . .4 1.200100 iottetown toll girl of good chllIlIC~ ‘FOR SALE GREAT BARGMN’ A ~ » teas: “F613;; mgllgnkalgiegolksfi‘ handsome double seated carriage Alahalng and Collecting. ‘Wll- .' ' lth l r I d hails tor . p‘ l” Mmh-laiti‘ ‘MOP-ml 53.3w‘ itingiepfirsgf lllyiarprlyag Vision; St. Collector's Salary ' ' ' ' - ~ ~- --$1.030~00 lff d Street." ' V_ ‘ A ‘s Allowance .. . . . . . . . . > .. 900.00 Low. n. 1f"! "gGwfl-fsrR/tvzo-rwo erases. on: Printing and Advertising .. 200.00 ~ r - - ll: . - —--——- lrtaunda on the nicht ohthe same gm‘ 0§§l‘h,‘§“§,,§° $13‘: “H”; ‘ ‘l between Slammerslde Ind Char‘ n y,’ iottetuwn s. ‘boy's Olevelnnti llelllll“ lllldllllllt ma‘: Plwwnglsnf, r Bic ciQk‘ Rwhrtit tor informs. glggté-n 8:11 Wgrgnbnla Andra“ n “n”. H’ tlo lending torecovst-y of sanrar R so é’ Bradanmne’ R Em ', l Alli“? llll‘ “mu” ,.._.'.__.L_...r.___. -.._- » "Market Ciergaufllalsrsvu... .. --l‘ “"‘_' '“""“ N ABIG- ulovmo FIO- llluglueurquu s. sry .. .. . l "as!" WAlNhTDI-l wgtanzav; ‘category This will he the best (‘tity Welgher‘: Salary and Asst. . .. 80500 Ilevrw "l will‘. ' ' .s c I 1500,00 l" "B" l-‘ltr wit! ltiwn in Crinn» “"0130” o: cloufiunluu Market. .. .. . "r0200 “lull, n“ "mmlublh" ‘m.’ "3' mm,‘ lmulh; Wm be, new.“ Repa-lrsito Blllilflfg .. . .. 1.50100 um: nollllwlv urevnata owl "‘l’°°‘ H ,5... Wadi,’ night to." Fountain ‘tomb dentazsivery our owner- apron Murrnvklnay mm weflhuduy Tehphoh‘ _ __ “m, pent: can to sail: Jail profltl.‘ Wniiéglatu amen Tmmny nmihhm“ u“ “w, _ rm ‘ ._wrvt;o.l3¢ raring , "ll "jff, at. slit RIM lllrltllv- nlvht- 8h"! Advertising m. printing .. .. .. no .-t-i‘lt>. uufifn. int-tim- n-“tl ‘l’ l” w“ ""' ""° ‘el2if.'li““‘i.tl.i..:'iut11;.".'..'r::: ::: 1:: :: ltd‘ raincoat-to. "l?" , ll . v .

Germany lliakes .

g Compiote Tie-Up New Proposals for

0i lLS. Railways

BOSTON. Jilly 17.—,0ne train wreck and two alleged attempts to wrctzk other passenger trains were Tllililffllld on New England lines

Future Payment Looming Up (Special to The Guarlila") _ (Sgficisl to The Gulrdla") PARllS. July 17.— The Allied CH-IICAGO, July 17.—» Complete Committee oi‘ Guarantees is BX- tie up oi the Nation's railroads. Ducted to make an important rec- loomed up today and satisfaction cnimendirtlnrl for partial control of spread throng-hoot railroad union German finances, when it reports tirganlzatlon. Nearly 1,000,000 may to the Reparations Commlsaslanl bu idle should peace parleyg gghg. iamorrow upon its return your Ber, tltllcti for this week flail. . . . . . . . ., lin. Germany immediately after, _____<‘.»____ paying tile July reparations in- stallment of 32,000,000 gold tnarlrs asked France to ‘postpone pay- 1 merits of claims to French ulti- zcns for three ycarsfGernrany ilad agreed to ptly $10,000,000 a month; until the lbalance of $100,000» ' was paid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘ . . . . . . . -———-<0-¢---—- Moncton Police _ Tlf k Til In ‘over tile week end. Police and 9 ' ritilrottii ileprcseiltadnves ‘today were investigating cases in New Hampshire and in this state in Whitlii train crews said obstruct- Yesterdays St. John Telegrapliilmlftllgttl ‘Irllifll 1312102103!!! the i-lilfiktli date-F“ ‘ - t. oins ury . sevt-ra Tilbll Incttl police received a telc- Pll5~*"“llg°l'5 Well’ lllilllod and 560T“ r grant irtlrn ‘Sheriff i-‘. N. iiughcsJm Others were shaken up yesterday rm Saturday announcing that Dsn- Wllell ""09 "l ll"! "VB 6W8 0i the it-l O'Brien and George Esetlry had P°ll1*lllll"M'°llll9llll_ illllll 0f lllfi escaped ill-urn ‘(lhttrloittetowtn ja-iliM3lll9 Cellini! Rfldlwlld Overturned willie awaiting transportation to Wllllle the train grit making lorry Dnrchestter llcllitcniary to. coin» ml e5 llll lIOlIY- B 081159 Wfls Sflltl mcnce serving their sentences ‘l0 he Bllreflilillg 0f the rails. The them est two cars, full 0a ‘vacationists. ‘Following the request for the ll°lri 10 llle Tilllli- I apprehension _0f tilt: two ezline the ‘One IIIIIB from tSomerswortll (N- trnrlollnccmeilt that 0‘Briclt had H.) tile Boston 6’: Maine tffllfl. been arrested neat‘ Mono-toll on sus lwlmtl "'0"! 130M011 to lnl-ervalc. picinn nf being cone-cred ill a burg- (N- H-l "KFTBWIY escaped being litry allti illhi) to give him an 0D" “lmlwll l)? it IIIPRC D119 0f i108 Dil~ pcriunity to explain Illg posslession oil! iilnbti-ackl. The engineer i511!- " a cttr which he \v'ls t rivinl; "l 9 9 5 lll‘? ll"! lll lllle l0 Ping “(hell iii-rested ‘ ' his train to it halt. He said he saw

O'Brien will he givgn a hgaring three men running from the scene. today in the police court, lit Along. The train ilitd just left Somers- inn, ‘but un just wlrnt ciltlrge was worth and. as the grade was steep not i(ill)\\'ll lit-re. iitr anti Essory hail not Knitted its full impetus lire alleged to be wanted in eev~ when the obstruction was sighted. ertli places besides Charlottetown The train carried more than 600 O'Brien sayu he belongs to Bau- vacationists. got‘. He was captured at the point At Winchester (Mass) a number of at gun at Clltrrtersville, near of rocks ‘and slbrake shoe" were lMont-ltrn, early on Saturday while found on the Boston‘ it Maine driving rncar buffing liltiinn lic- tracks Just before the Lowell ex- ensc numlber "011-022," by Scrgcttnt press arrived there last night. Austin Sleeves of tire Moncton po- " lice tit-pttrtnlent after information _had been receiver! from Dorches- ,tcr that the store of Palmcrs, Lim. _ ~ iterl, had llaegrr- broken into. O'Brien

---—<-0§-———- STRIKE GOLD ORE ASSAYING $20,000

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a-u-ZI‘

. T‘\*¢t'-'§-rn1~7r,-v~

Decisive

intlontrol of City.

(SpQcIQI to This Gunilla")

vgUBblN, July 17.— With 17795 State and insurgent troovs m“ 5mg ln the vicinity of Limerick. ofbig battle which will decide tile Irish Civil War, was believed inr- mineni today..Tlle insurgents an nounced ‘that Eamonn De V819"!- Rebel Leader. was now at Gclleffli Field Headquarters serving on the staff of the director of opera-

on. pljglrly July 17,- Durlng the week end operations throughout the fighting zone {he National Ar- my troops took albout 500 prison- ers from the Republican insurg- ents“ it was announced today. These included 300 captured at Dlllifléfl-k, 70 at Colloney, 54 in North Tipperary and 21 in County Donogal. l

t binet Meeting Siateti ioitiiis Wetiil OTTAWAf July 17.— Cabinet meetings for the week will com mcnce tomorrow and in official circles it is expected that the ‘bulk ‘of the Important programme of the government w'iil lbe dealt with dur ing the next few days. The Prime Minister who returned from Washington and New York yester- tlay is at his country place st Klngsimore, ‘but. will be in the cavl tal tomorrow for the first o! £116 Cabinet. sessions. Sir Lomer Gouln who‘ has been hbildaylll; at Mill‘ ray Bay w-ii‘l return this afternoon. it ls understood that the Cabinet will devote most 0d their time to t-he railway "situations and an nouncemeni of the new Board 0! Management of the Canadian Na- tional Railways is not unlikely.

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iuckaloivledgeti, according to the COLORADO SPRINOS- O01» Jlll.t‘_ ~-.\iontlton police, that he llnd left-n-"Golll B"? llllll Wlll 353a!’ 35' tfhree companions a short tiistrlnceihigil HS 329-090 a ll?" h“ llel-‘ll down the highway towards Fgxlfilfilffik in the Z,ii00-i'oot level of the", uCreek. The prisoner said that thelPorliand mllle ll! Vlcill- Ofll- ail- Ithree had hired him to ‘bring themiilflffllflii l0 Jflitlllh W- All)’. lurk-i from Maine on a Joy trip. i-ie sztftllMHlIHtlinR DlFBCIOI‘ 0i the Pflrilfllliil ‘lie diti not know who his pas- Gold Mining Company here today scngers were and denied that thelwith the news of one of the biggesti pitrty committed the Dorchester strikes madc in tlhe Crpple Creek burglary. district. in years The ore has been Consideralblc goods from a store found in two streaks of a rich t'our- were fottlitl in the car. 0'l3‘rien's ‘foot vein, one inch and four inches for in width, respectively. according to another make of car, owned by Ady. one Edward Cox, of Maine. it is‘: lTlle drift was opolicd two weeks known that several members ‘ of ago. untl blasts this sveek have rc- 0‘Bricn's party attended the Demp- vealed in the two streakes almost any exhibition at Monctou on Fri- solid ctlllavorlte and sylvanlte. Acly titty. The pniicc believe that the declared. - nrissing three ‘boarded the ex- - ress from St. John to Halifax l ate on Friday at Dorcheeter sta- WDMAN GLAD lN tinn and went iniofNflva tScotla. PRECIOUS STONES {m

MORE M-EN ARE AT W°RK PARIS. July 15.——"Rlngs on her

fingers, bells on her toeel‘, have nothing at nil on the garb worn by ‘Madame Alexandrina liifschops when the French custom house ni-' ilcinilg at Forbnrh. on the Franco-l German frontier, arrested her tho other tiny 0n it charge of gem slrillggllng.

Mme. iilfschopz, who is rrf Polish origin anti tr. resident of Paris, was

OTTAWA. July 17.—-Marked im. provement in the employment sit- uation ls reported by the Employ- er's reports reflecting conditions at the end of May show a gain of 6 points-in the index number oi‘ t-llll- pioyment during that month. This is the most ‘pronounced expansion registered during tiny inontlt ot the

records of the office and very grcatt- m; he? “my hmk w ‘the [wrench l.v exceeds ills train during May 0t‘ onpituu from Mannheim. When llllll YPflP- Silt‘. icft the train ltf the frontier

i} station ftlr tl:c laaggnge examina-

PRINOE WORK3 IN CREAMERY tinn. slrc. unfortunately for herself, i- loft behind ll raincoat in the

‘CAIIMARY Jilly l7-—‘t\¢C0l'tll1lK|packets of which the customs men l0 Initlrmtvttlfln brwtilli l0 (iflllillry found scvcriti patzktiges of pearls. by n countryman of his. Prince Eric They pursued their investigation to

creamery wrinkles in practice in flllltllfll which are nut known ‘in his native laald. He then intends re- turning to Don-mark. where he is proprietor of n very large farm.

Whon ‘Mitre. Liischopys order garments were discarded the in- spector's trstonieilt-ti gaze fell upon a Wamnn clothed iil prrtriotrs stones. lArOIliId her walstwere

lnspectlni; Scale 60.00 Snjndbles . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 125.00 Supplies 60.00 Repairs, Stiavitury Fixtures . . . . . . . . . .. 75.00 I ‘ _ ‘ $4,459.00 Interest and Discount . - - - . - -- - --$39.566-50 $39,856.50 Sinking Funds. l Water and sewerage 2,500.00 ' , Permanent Works .. .. 15,323.02 Mtli-iket House . .. .. 5.45850 Stumi Sewers .. .. 1,016.31 Patriotic Fund .. .. .. 95.40 Fire Apparatus ...- .. . 106.92 ~"——-———-' ‘3 25.184.l3 $136,108.38

lost-d of l-mlali

Holiith Officer's Salary . . . . ., . Merit and Milk‘ inspector's Sale.

| Armstrong English, better known its Arthur Ellis, years Iran acted mall in swore out a warrant

lodged in the cells, bail for $800, when he was relcss

OFFICIAL HANGMAN CHARGED WITH WIFE IEIATING

MONTREAL, July l5.—lCIJBl‘§Ii1Q that her husband had struck lterl repeatedly and mtmngled" her. Mr; English or Ellis. wife of Alexander

who fer many as official hang- of Cansdlnl here today arrested and until he found

many parts

on which Ellis was

ed. The charge against Ellis, who denied the accusation. was fixed, for preliminary hearing July 20th.

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arms were ‘packages of tin-cut dlanlonds Around her neck’ hitherto hidden by a high-necked gown, were 14 strings of pearls. A pendant. consisting of l6 dia- monds. added a certain lustre to lrer railnent.