DECEMBER 11.1929 .

r._ Colorful, Fashionable Christmas Gifts»-

A Kodaks Petite

BEAUTIFUL, tantalizing shades of old rose. laven» reen, grey and blue assure at you can suit any ferri- nlne preference in these delight» ful little cameras. And prices an; e0 resailgnshblgti-‘IIAY @6375 b . r an case . —— ey are ‘us: t e thin or Christmas gift use. Kodalu Petite take est Pocket also (1% x 2%) pictures. They re here 1n every shade. Come in and deg chem,

dcr. you

L" PM“ si-J. ERNEST H. WORTH Phone u:

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f Classified Advertisements 1E a ...... 10o nerd-Ins of 5 word; z a mt». 3:212:21 i z Eight Insertion: . .. 7c per 1111c of s words E wfl-imirr “éit-ifiaeasei ‘ -¢ _-,__=_ , ._.-.=-¢¢.v.»

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For Sale Male Help Wanted

;t-)—li-SALE—-TWO NEWLY FRESH- mcti cows, good milkers. . 418-12-11-01. -

WANTED - MAN farm and ranch. Herbert. Permanent job.

£5}; sails-Yo 1.111‘. noanu Al?) room signs on hand at Guardian Office. r011 SALE-BLACK MABE,_ ax- client reader. Apply 1“- Hllkhes, Bedfgrd, . 400-1Z-l0-2i.

erences. Box C 116 Guardian.

110R sALc-irwo rum: 1mm Jprsty Cows to freshen the 4th Febrilary. Aloysious Roberts. Kin- kgrg, 395-12-10-31. _________. .__.__. run SALE - HEAVY 111mm" horse. In good condition. Will sell cheap. M. Carragher, 41 fiichmond street. 3B1-12-9-3l.

sary. Free training given.

MORE MEN

____________________ American plan. FOR SALE-A FEW CHOICE CROSS and red females. W. H. hove, Mon- isgue. 440-12-11-14-17

today for free literature. Halli

BX.

-—-———-——-—---—-—~—_'——*¢— FOR. SALE-d DRAFT FILLY. 8 months old, 1 gelding, year and half. prise winners at Exhibition. Lyman

l ‘hcmere, New Wiltshirc. 436-12-11-81

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FOR SALE-PUIIBRED LISTER ram. Charles Willis. Kingston. 439-12-11-21

insurance.

._......_-__--_-€-_-_--- Ion SALE-l BASEBURNER, AND one open front heater, 1 cooking stove. Apply 69 Rochford Street. 446-12-11-31

I03. SALE-COMFORTABLE HUME

ence, modern

well sheltered with good outbuild- duh-fly Al” “m” Afipyy 191 l lngs and large garden. 28 acres of Gm“ mo,“ street 4°5_,z_1o_“_ 1 soft wood on place. Apply Mrs. Wm. _____ ______ l Partridge. York. ' 283-12-4-5-7-11-13-14. Strayed

MlNK. RANCH BAISED DARK

l Yulton, Quebec and Alaskan Mink. Strong prolific stock. Safe delivery lruaraniced. Terms 50% with order balance C. O. D. Will ranch if wanted; Extra females. Rush. quantity limited. Valley Silver Fox Farms. St. Stephen. N. B. Dec. 5-101.

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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-WOMAN 0R. GIRL FOR general housework. able to do plain cooking. Country girl preferred. Address P. 0. Box 116. DBBO-tf

ADDRESS ENVBLOPES -- HOME for Advertising Campaign. Highest rates paid. sincere people wanted evcrvwhere. Free Stamps. Envelopes whllc working, experience unneces- "Hflv- No Canvassing. Write Federal i434 St. Catherine West, Montreal. Canada. 1-1. w. 1r. Dec. io-alpu.

__ Articals For Sale. -

FOR SALE-FURN-I-QURE. APPLY Guardian. 397-12-10-5i.

w 1m’ expenses. Peter's Road.

Employment Wanted

sisting in Doctors Office. Write "J‘ carc of Guardian. 364-12-7-41

Salesman Wanted

Good pay. Free outfit. now ll reliable, energetic representa- tive to handle the best districts on the Island. Our agency is profit- able. Write. Pslham. Nursery. Co,

Toronto. Ont. S. W. b-WSTIC".

FOR SALE-BABY sucmn wrrn "Wt Apply zoo King Street. ao-l-lz-io-zi.

Manager Wnnted

MANAGER FOR 1’. E. I. AS EX- clusive distributor for established international advertised line of pro- ducts for fox breeders. Commission basis. Good income from start. H. O. Downes. Main St. Sta. Pkanklin.

FOR sate-smashes SAMPLES, ‘(W-Wis brassiere-glrdles. bandeau

brawls-rev. other garments. reduced 1v. n. M, w. Dec. 11-11. Moss. Apply Guardian, _______ . 41-12- 1- - ---.. l 1 3‘ Miscellaneous Fon _ SALE A SECOND "AND 101m ALFRED MACDONALD.

shfilplesslTubulgr Cream Separa- tor for slJe; in perfect running flondltion. Capacity 350 pounds per (“"1 Prlcersasonabls. Apply m W. K- Crater. Baltic. Lot 1s. 423-12-11-11. _____________ The political nitration in Bfulil is *1"! strongly affected by the coffee lllflrket, which has been very weak.

Land Surveyor. Hermanvllle, SOLIHI. 0749-11-8-imopd. KENIFOID L. WAITE. AUCTIO -

eer, Kensingion, P. E. I. Phone 2 . 277-l2-4-8i.

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POTATO TAGS FOR THE SIA-

son's shipments on short notice.

Guerdian Central Prlntery. 9328-10-19-11

mlmflfly is standardizing shoe

"k"- rTr-rlslrl-lroclrer nook CONTAIN- \_ ing money. Finder leave at Guard- ""' up Office. 487-12-11-11

DR- w. R. CARSON “Tanted Palmer f‘ admin Chiropractor _______..__.-_-- ----—- Chronic and mum Dinner RACOOON! WANTED. Wlllffl! T0 124 Prince 8L rim" "1 John A, r" v ' ton. R. R. 0111mm at. Psul’: Church "°- '-‘- "‘°"~"‘""'

,..,..-- WANTED - TO PURCHASE A young cow. newly freshened. 0f 1° freshen soon. Must be good mlllrsr and good tester. PR9!‘ M1114!"- Mount Herbert. lll-lfl-il-Zll.

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UR. J. P. MILLAR

DENTAL SURGEON

HOURS-D to ll."

wanrcn '_. 111mm on roun I to s.»

heated furnished rooms for 118M housekeeping. Apply "X Y Z"

0000000400

STRAYER-BLACK AND wpnp 1101181‘. two and one half years old. notify George Lockhart, Kenglng- W1- 12-9-31.

YOUNG LADY WANTS WORK AS-

8~A 1. e s M e 1v ' WANTEDl- some agent for Prince Edward 1sland.~ We want

TO WORK ON A. C. Wood, Mt.

nave you a c2661. rosrrlou for the winter? This one pays about]

$35.00 a week to start. Must have‘ , c“ m, wage“ and furnish gwd re‘_’N0l'th River Road and Euston St.

world's most re- liable Barber School System. Write lie time. u the student-s Ire now Moler writing their Christmas examina- Barber College, 573 Barrlngton St" glans‘

MEN, 3 RELIABLE T0 CALL 0N our ustomers, Permanent work and "ml lh°'m"l" m!“ l" 911W“)! good- earnings. Advantage given toptests and their general class stand- lnen who already sold Fuller Brush- ‘in; lhy-Quihoug, the 1mm

l ~ es, vacuum cleaners or industrial

Write before December

14 to Mr. Bertln. general delivery,

Charlottetown. M, H. W. Dec. 10-21.

T0 LET-A ‘DESIRABLE ‘RESID- conveniencea. hot water heating, partly furnished if

-I __i_________ . STBAYED 0N My PREMISES’ Daniel I‘. Flnlayson, a son.

twelve sheep. If not, claimed and expenses paid. will be sold Dec 19th, Russel Acorn.

445-12-11-21

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E1029. John Houston. aged 75 years...

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Harbour. Private funeral this after-

iientral Guardian

RADIO RECEPTION DIPIOVI-Iih 411118110“. alleged ‘frfbave been thcl cause of the poor radio reception‘ during the last week. have apparent- ly lost their influence. as reoeptionl fins have been complaining of stat- ic. especially in the early put of the evenings. However. this annoyance seems to have abated somewhat and the radio bug is again on the air.

CLEANING GOVERNMENT POND —'f'he contract for cleaning out Gov- ernment Pond has been gwudsd to W. R. Allen s: Co. The work will be begun on Thursday or Friday of this week. after the water has been drained off the pond. The work ls to be done in accordance with the wish of residents in the vicinity of the pond who complain of the foul odour. it is sunested that i! the pond is made, very deep that a strict watch be kept during the time when the pond first freezes over. other- Wlse serious accidents may be re- ported.

CAR 0N SIDEWALlL-I-alst ev- ening a Whippet coupe which appar- mniiy had got out of control of the‘ driver, was driven through a con-

405-12-10-31. siclereble depth of snow and finally

"stopped with each of the front wheels firmly wedged in the sides of (he board sidewalk at. the corner of

‘If the ear had gone very few feet

M. H. W. Dec. IO-Sljfunher it would have struck a,» tele-

lphono pols and a‘ serious accident

TWO MEN FOR. PERMANENIYmWht have “ken phat l outside work in country. Selling ex- perience preferred but not neces-

Box

A 11s, Guardian. Mfr-w. Dec. 10-211 present time there are about a doz-

_____...___ en cases of measles among the

WANTED QUlckLlhlprlnce of Wales College

Big pay; easy work while learningl h - n Barber ‘Irade under famous Molsrimt on“ the (mane B of a‘ m d

MEASLES 1N P. W. C.-—At the

students.

type it comes at a. most unfortun-

Princlpel V Robertson states

wed Md s“ u‘ that the students who are unable to

take their exams will be credited

Supple- lmentary examinations will probably be vn-itten in January.

(Special to the Guardisn)

‘IORONTO, Dee. 10-1110 Cliy will send a wreath to the home of the hie Capt. G. F. Kerr. V. 0.. who died recently from the effects of carbon monoxide gu escaping from a motor car in

ll-"svmlne was excellent. moi»: .

a lTHF; _t_:_n.§1z1.01*"ra'row1v GUARDIAN

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The first sip o! "Buckley's"

‘no relihf. Goes right after t t tickle. Inoscna phlegm. Penefrnea and clean the

tubes. Stops the cough.

very druggin ‘belie 1'1. BUS‘. x-run: S ,

Ash Lflu a Flash-av A SINGLE SIP PROVES IT . y,

Continues Survey <

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Of Iron And Steel , Schedules F

(Canadian Press) l CYITAWA, Ont, Dec. _l0—-'I'l1e ad-l vlsory Board on Tariff and Taxation} today continued its survey of ‘the, revised iron and sgecl schedules and; made considerable progress. 111 the forenoon various o! the shipbuilding companies in Canada were present by proity to support the appeal of

Shipyards, for an increase in the‘ tariff on foreign built ships. He also asked for a correction of the situa- tion whereby Canadian ship; repair- ed in United States yards are taxed only 25 percent of ‘their repairs, if they re-enter the service within at year. while American ships repaired in Canadian-Yards have to pay 5U percent to the United States Gov- ernment. ‘

Western Bishops In SaintJo/zn

ST. JOHN. Dec. l0-His Grace Most Rev. Henry J. Olseary. D. D.. and His Lordship Rt. Rev: John T. Kidd. D. D.. Archbishop 0f Edmon- ton and Bishop of Calgary. Alta, respectively. arrived on the S. S. Duchess of Richmond yesterday on route home after their “ad Limlna" ‘visits to Vatican City. where they; had n. special audience with P0p2| Plus XI. I

his garage. Controller Wemp in Board of Control today moved ihatdhe wreath be sent.

BIRTHS

FINLAYSON-At Medford. Maxis, Monday. Dec. 2nd., to Mr. and Mrs.’

WOOD-At Mt. Herbert, on Dec. 110th. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood. a son. Congratulations.

DEATH!

McLEAN-At Grandview, Dec. 9111-. 1929. Samuel McLean, aged 59 years. Funeral ‘Thursday am p. m., to Val- leyfielcl. Cemetery.

HOUSTON-At Mayfield. Dec. 9.

Funeral irriday at 2 p. m. unless’ further notice. I MCKINLAY-At Bradalbone, ccmber 10th, Mrs. William McKinley. widow of the late William McKlnlay. aged 88'. mineral notice later.

DOIBON-At North Rustico. on Dec. 9th, 1920, Joseph Doiron. aged 73 years. Funeral took place Tuesday afternoon at 3 p. m. to St. Augustine Church. Rustlco.

MacLARBN-At Winnipeg. Manitoba, on Nov. 22. 1020. Ethel Buchanan. beloved wife of J. Addison MacLar- en. brother of Conductor MaeLaren of this city.

MoGEkIn this city on December. B. 1920. the infant daughter of Phillip and the late Mrs. Phillip McGee. nge one month. Burial in R. C. Cem- etery.

CAMEION-auddeniy in this city. on ‘Puelday the pth, December, 1029 Reginald Stewart Cameron.‘ aged M eldest Ion of the late Rev. John C. Cameron of louria and Mun-ti!

noon at 3 o'clock fom the McLean Undertaking Home to the Peoples Cemetery.

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_ They were met at the boat by Veryl Rev. Dean J. J. McDerlnoiL, and in company with Rcv. 'N. Anderson. secretary io-Blshop Kidd. 1o ac- companied the prclates on their trip to and from Rome. were iknen to the Saint John lnflrmnry to pay

their rcslaccts to Ills Lordship Bishop LcBlanc. They were pleased to learn

[met His Lordship was steadily im-

proving.

Whm asked concerning late ro-

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Stationery

We have an exceptional aa-

soriment at very reasonable prices ln_ appropriate

1 two years. Resignlng last July he In" m“ t°° late Li’ Cure-

' bout three weeks o. The com li- “l”? “"1 "lcmih will"! DH?» 8- Five.‘ ..'r~.~ 111-1111..“ ‘F Pl Odom‘ R I We ‘s or l e a axwntion; resulting we" the dint; samples of milk showed sediment.

_on Friday Dec; 13th.. m. Bathurst. l

glory and defeated the Anchors by a] flargc majority of 239. J. Clow of the winchors rolled high single of 275. and W. Craswell of the Spuda had high three of 60B. Scores and line-

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‘MO-Weekly Prayer service-visitors‘ . coffllllly welcome-Hearts Mem- orial Hill. 42B-12-11-1l.

wlth anlngenients will be made that i all children under school ago may-l N broiler-t w the Red Cross Clinic l and treated there. 1111s is a volun- llI-W movement and no child wll lbe ltroated without the parent's consent lbut it ls felt that when people know ;that this is a lifesaving movement. 91' hi5 Braduatlon as one oi’ the com- |tl1ey will readily co-operate. ‘This ing preachers of the gospel m, u. ‘work ls becoming a pmnmgp; p“; 60rd shows that he lived up to and of. all ‘public health cgmpaigns and l surpassed even the most mugging considerable movements are bzlngl expectations. Immediately afier hlslmada along this line in different,

. M p ordination he went to preach inFDBWS of the province. Any informs-l onthly ndvetlng NGWCI-itlc. N. 13.. wherehe remaln- $1011 on this movement ulill be gladyl

ed for four years. Here he marriedlgll/E" bl’ lhe Health Officer, | ofprlnce County

My Children ’s Aid

' REV. HAMMOND

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It was not lu

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Miss Georgie Harrison, daughter QHPhYSiCIHH-i 01' the Red Cross Nurses. Rev. Geo. Harrison. He then preach- 7711-! 1'83!‘ tile-PE have been more cas- ed successively in the churches an“ °l dlPhlllérla than for fourteen, Summerside. Bedeque, Queen squsrsfims. bill it is several throughout church, 5g John‘ “d Moncwnloiher provinces as well as this, and wwey Memorm Church, occupymglis one of the cycles that this and the pun,“ in “ch (m. ‘our yang-other communicable diseases runJPnr gums- next w the Gown. street cilia are advised to ccnsult their Church. St. John's" Newfoundlandltimily physician early i“ “'11 c1595 .= -,, o sore throats, cause i ' . llfllzrffdfxzlelllx:nbllalljidfillgrilgilicgeClfllglfillEmu-Stb9 Elven earlllfin theadrlsiaigxtl: Pyesldem‘ D“ J‘ A‘ “lmrfllfifi 1H1“

‘ siding. film." Kiri: ' U" . $21‘ charlottetwm’ when he ramnned<be sum ul’ and no‘ after casgsflrcad ill?‘ fgllllliii Olol lllfsnrfFL i‘.

. ¢ 1, ., . t. ,.... ,_ , Wm; p, preach in the United Church: The Meat and Milk report sub- [glloihlglci ‘illiggiaid VEIDJJHOPLCU ‘.1 at Bethurst. N. 13., Here his heelthfmtted by D" I- E- cmkf". Mvillwm Truglll, Ofl,c,.,."a,.‘1 Awhliljy“, began u, fail two months "o, and heland Milk Inspector showed that ninc his mommy rtmpg “mo; x11;- lnoyt entered the Montreal General Hwpi-dlwflm“ °r “"0355” were “mdemmd t proved and aflllrctl I 1 l a tal where he underwent an operation L‘ ‘mm 5°? fwd ‘"15 dfitrlved ‘ml’ “~91 r935 m. 5.-.}... icasfis oi hcezl in the colm ' cause of his death. He is survived by: The police report read by Colm- l ,',7,’,.,.§:_.f,[§,',“1150313“° big wire mg by m", “m, ghnqesdcllior Holman for the mol-ltl-l oi’ No- “ now studying medicine gt Duhousl, ivembcr. contained the following. clas- Universlty. Douglas in Bsthurst. andlilmd illnlmflflvi Claire, principal of Bedeque School“: Drunk and Dlsorderly-Anrsts 2: also by two sisters, Mrs, gem 5¢11er+Convlctoins, 2: Total 2. Jacksonville. N. 8.. and Mrs. Geol Drunk B115 1l"-‘5Pab1°"-"J'T°5l-5 193 committed thereto by (he jutlg" o! Ayers. Kensington. and one brothci-Jllonvlctions. 18: Dismissed 1; Totalis m, Juwnne Cgmt It my,‘ cam.é__,_' Mr‘ w‘ H‘ Johnswn’ mfldmnt M Breaking and Ent9ri“g_Arr°5m l: Cd ihflt 1t would b: much cheap“; this city. The funeral will take place CWWZUOII; 1; Tflial 1. |io maintain chlldrcn 1'11 the school; Umawilll 15951939011 0f TnllJXiW-i- already‘ established than to mzlinlailr d“! liqllflf-Affesl-i 12 COIWiCLiOHS an institution here. It was the opiu- ports as to the health of his brother, l1: ‘Total 1. lgm o; mp5; or the 5pcak9:'5 that lmih 315mm Lou“ J- 07-4911’- °l 0115"‘) v”m'“"“3'_A-n'95l5 7'3 NUWTIllJOXl-filthetovvliailtllcvalg0\'"1'l:1n"ntwon't] Wltemwn» W110 l5 l“ l" 11°5PllB1 lnizi Till?“ 2- l llnnke some airangcmrllt i0": lire Silli- Montreal, His Grace stated that al-i Breach of M. V. Act.-—Arrests, 1," {port of d2lillflil€llfi~ 1.1 “w... 11,513,“,

(Special iu lhi’ Guradlan)

bined 11io11l.l~.l;,- flflfl 51pm“; m“ m. 01' lhe Children's Aid 50:171.). Prince County “'11s held last inn-m. .11 lthe Town Hall, st1m11n1~;.1<1.-.

i112

"m 1w the industrial homes and it. 1111‘. pointed out that lllld"l' m» .1»,;\--t.1-t iAct the municipall 13s could b; mm; liable for the support of t-hlldri-s

though they were favorable, he was Conviction; 1: Total 1. tious. The lausmcss or ~11.» almml Yet °h @119 ill-file!‘ llii- Tfi-mfliW-wdrrests 2: Convictions lziccting was thcu nrwwlcrl \'.'il‘.1. Both prelates left yesterday after- 2: Tot-ml 2; To Falconwocd. The minim/rs or t1~ last annual

"w" for their homes- They will stool Totals-Jirrests 2s; Convictions z1~ l , .

Over BtnMontreal to visit Archblshoihbismtssed l: Total 28. Srcrcialgv-‘lrcasurcrs report sliouct‘. Oléaays Zrother. While ‘in the lcltyl In addition to the above mentioned I n receipt for the govcrnnrclii g: :1" Y" l" “Y 9y 599k? b" ll‘ °f llfllflflrrests there were five convlcltions and an crapcnrlltilrc of $511. rmcl: {P1P l0 511d f"!!! U18 Ewmll Cllyifor Disorderly Conduct, five for Cor- E included the Agent's salary and ox- "ld I159 l“ c°nlle°ll°n WW1 the "(finer lonfing. two for wilful damage t-f Muses in investigating cases in the

> ' l . tfnsm“ °1 the Jubuae Ye“ “nmher lbroperty. four for Non-Payment of , county and also the sum of $1113 sx months.

113°C TEX. four for breaches oi’ the “spoilt in nldlzig nccdy children in ‘Sariitaxy By-Law, one for Common the county districts. The ch‘ rn

_ ‘Assault, one Io; ivon-stippgrt, o! who were llflPQd by thc Society be- ‘lfgmily, and one 111mg,- the cusgqmg- longed to all rlrnclnlzlatlcns. 3.1.".

' ' l lExciss Act for lnsscsszon of smugglrd Hafrllliililll lll‘»‘11 1014i hi5 Fvll-‘lrl.

. lllqucr. Under the liiotor Vehicle Ac: Rev. ,1_ .1, iracDouakl $110k" b1195-

» (Canadian Press)

Detroit 3. Canadiena 5. Toronto 0. Americans l. Y BOWLING C. N. It. LEAGUE

meeting were read and adopted. 'l‘11

and Traffic By-Law there were eight 1.‘; on (‘lo rclwri 11121111‘ complvnfnr wm-ggippg for 5119mm; one [91- ‘Pz ihc work of Mr. l'l.'il'l'.l1;'ill .1111 penmtmyg l mmm. to opefltg mom. also crlnllllonictl 011 iilc (lf‘(l nyehme and one for breach o; “smpv Jutlzc innit-ll in mrkllt: lllr: prison‘. 35,131.,“ responsible for tltrlr" child. mm“: Novenmfl, we assisbed the linquencln llc ccnridcrzcl l: :1 1110;." Prohibition Officers in iwellLv-lhrce l" 519152111 (35'-'f\"?-0ll~ searches of premises suspected of lhc U“ 5" A‘ lflamh” bfmll’ I'm-Pl”- In he first much h“ mam ‘he unlawful sale or possession of intov- “l m’ Fm". v "Roxcl/‘s Gan!" defeated the “Toplcntlng liquor. Seven prosecutions °l u“ 5°" ‘~"- 1“"""““" Notches» by a margin o; 153 pun Q and convictions tverg recorded, and worth had high m,“ and 31mm o-“ihrec of the offenders were sentenc- 223 and 550 m,“ The Seem-m mangled to six months imprisonment with

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‘ - n fut the o mm of fines. Two 0.1V?“ cicty cmbrncfis é‘1ln1l1l":.~.:1;'c n11‘ ' “f win dawn bly we; Never were eachpcomnlltted for theeemonih PM“? Cmml-V‘ n m“ mm p" “w! ' sweats wlch W“ mud u! " that there l" s bccll n grcat ncrrl l1:-

Fonowlng “e thenne_up5;_ ‘were each committed for three N ‘ N‘ _ _ 1 I g ltaonths in default cf pnylnellt 01th’: m” Swen‘ 7“ °”"“l‘ “I me S”

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prowl.‘ and 2hr a 111.11“.

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