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pm? F Persons . Killed" JEiiuPFifteen Wound- '. ed in Clash Between 0pp0sing'_ "Parties- ~"Vice-Q1'.¢8.lii¢l\t‘ Shut " Three Timlflfl- . _

mo anmsmo, reli.'s,l_-vl'cc-rrcs- ‘ m; Mello vianuabf Brazil. was

ifiiilrtirciiflStliféol" y ‘ . Potato -,1lic""i1=¢i -

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Freq“ u“ mm.’ ‘pa’: “a m only‘ from aeisctadr ihelt. lame one in MM 6n howls; -. ~ 71044-105111. the delay in the‘ mills 1” t - ~ - 1" -_._. ._. ..

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"l" u compel-co min" 1101a: ml

C. T. meets with Mrs. 1.1:. Mcuod. 15! Prince st, non-

year previous. The ...-lo, w, m“! dsrolbb. 16th,»: o. in; ma i‘ Preemie Isle 6n thlt om‘ ’ -'- '"

til-as to raso ucoinoueit with all: ‘ BANp in was snucrolviosr. l“ list yo... n14 mo to $2.161 ror, ‘A A A I 1P"-

tiw ychr previous. During mini-cg. ‘iii “ewe-tom cram:- oars ‘Wife slurred hon-i Maine. mom. Plred with sass: for mi year ant “'97s m‘ ill" Jim- orcvlous. ‘ ‘more were on that sate m can". iMivdinx time from r-Il- summon

qundCfl three ginegfland several bor- " iii-lo inuecl tooiiyraunng" roo- i ‘llv-fllofliftfi ariliing from the mes- luiiuii election csmpslsu in - the ‘lite oi Mines Geraes. I The Vlcelpresidollt VIQB mot in the eck and in the new, but his wounds m considered not to be serious. 1|‘ W5 reporttd that lit’! M15011! hdd I tcn killed find‘ i5 wounded in "tho ; 5hr, which occurred’ so Monte. Illnros, where the Vice-president had Jul arrived at the scene of a Conser-

irlvis in cocoons-s." tbflitilfld" with 114 for the ‘nine date last yea;- mo i" for the Wlhinfdilibilfl. Supplies ow resorted liberal with model-Au demand but market considered inn. P» E- 1511M vo-io "sun no. [Gwen Mountains ‘trim to mo; oo-io sacks Cobblers szso. _. i ' New Ybrl: lfqporfdd see onrg 1m truck. 8m." ‘ivors commons hea- vy but the marketmas steady. P. l. Island lUO-lb sacks fancy stack Green Mountains were quoted at i itlve delegation to launch the Pres- 45.25 to $5.50; Bil-lb sacks atftmil to i cnlllil campaign of Julio Prestcl. 83-15. ' A lroiiscrviitlve can one. ' . ‘ Besides carloads 0n “Ni; in Bos- iliini Gcraes the "stronghold" or ton and New York the Bulletin also no Opposition perry. whose czmdi- rrrorts v5 on track in rhtlsdelohil: i" te n Bctullo Yarges, and there hoe; '10 in Piwburx- 5i in Glevcllnd Ind ipirnoqucnt tell: or federal liitei- ass ‘in clilcozo-mlliins e will oi "nliun in the State's administration U33 W" o" “wk in m9" w‘ cm" (“n8 m, p”; (cw wag‘ on Feby. 4th. On Feby. 1st the total

Rafael Fieury, tlie V‘ -piesldent's “PM” "kmfii i" "W" W1"

gfctafy, was reported to be among W" 937- ' l dead. rind Monaeis Dollibell, n ----— ---- ----- _ the Pfllldtlfltltloh over the week-end grill knourn engineer and sportsman _ .R!nge,.s mm" “mm u“ I and ‘will appear in the Police Court lulu“ Jlilwiro, seriously wounded. Canadians .. tQ-mwmw mflmng‘ 5mm‘ m‘ PM“

" on“! m“ __ sessions of one of the men arrested

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Toronto .. Americans ... ... . Dertiot rumour; ...

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ll ~ The, Electors 0f Ward Five

_ 111a lfdies and Gentlemen: - o‘

p Having been requested by a large number of voters in Ward 5 to "offer for Councillor for this very important "section of the City. I have acceded to illicir resquest and place myself in your hands.

y If elected] will devote all my efforts for the bat- fiuincnt of the Ward. My only‘ interest is the rate- llllyers interest. of which I am one.

I respectfully solicit your vote and influence, on ll dnesday, Feb. 1Q. " ' ‘ " _ . ' '

. .. . . Respectfully yours. - -

DR. J. E. BLANCHARD.

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_rs ivnxreli-ivsw atmo- Srrisation. Thu "Bells" Hollow xicl" will give hundreds ‘of ___ . _ ____ .11. velvety Bhsvea- from the,wr;.r'l_n"'fi‘-y' MAN M", Wyn!’ l" blade‘ ‘Mn “m.” wlthlmi room and board in private family. gsucccss. wrlu pr vi" i" Apply cunts office. isss-zl

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bilyihg raw furs every 2526-01

Jenkins. Charlottetown.

:10" IWO .‘ Commercial eerngo p9,, 9g PM ‘ 5g; 5g, -*i--—'—-"""""‘"—-"""’°‘ h“ N_ B_ _ “ML IACCOON! WANTED -_ A raw

pairs of raccoons and. some extra females. Gavin Herding, a ‘l W0 st. Phone 23-1.. 1538-3

For Ssleh _4

FOI- BAl-I-QYIAI OLD POLICE. ' slog. aisftthonosranh It ‘I W111i!“ Apply . ‘ “W444i.-

Collcge {Students ~~ ... ' -..ro siooo. OIrMDRB CAN n! ll I'd by college students‘ durinl

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‘ literature. mar partiouiqrs stating m; doiiego ydtbnde. mum anti "year. and when ‘ iitsln work. Ill‘. 0onfdd.-..i.n._.._.._a_._..-----4-----—-#

vu‘ snare rosi- sat: on" ‘In!!!

7 . DQDMJPGIIF one..- Tor- _ "A. w. Feb. lfl-h-iboib-flilil. yo; young cdtle. sumo" H. or

was calm our! mu. was to so solo at ivou-v Dame Acqaeiny on Iiebrtlary 12. is postponed indefinitely. ~ ‘ ~ 4 _ rose-n.

p southernmost-m funeral or the 1m rm. mot: Tfdllfypwill take placefruesdey momlngat 10o’- clock from the residence of m. sired White, York Point, leaving for Cove Hood Cemetery snoso. - —-—-w- BAND AT ‘Ill IINI TONIGHT. ’ ‘ ' 1m.

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srnasloon was in his of at. Vincent's Orphanage at the residence of Mrs. R. J. fadwell. i1’! Water 5L, Wednesday. hbrulfi’ 12th. 4 to o The public/are cordially invited. Tickets, as cents. ~ " 103s

I'll! CALL- Last night, about 11.20 the firemen answered s call for

The fire which caught from a grate

was easily extinguished by l. few

buckets of water. i

was a bottle ofilquor.

sacclvzn. INJUltlll-‘Ihe friends of police officer Btanford

_Biggarwiilregrmiohssrtbati1ahaa

received seven injuries in a hookl? gains at Oornwtll Link, and is at from-is ccniliico to the Prince Bd- vvard Island Hospital in a serious condition suffering from ion of lilWQ- '

vlsrrmc cur-mi». J. HrNOX- ton of Moncton, N. 8.. was a passen- ger to the city on the Borden train ssturday, night. Mr. Norton, who is a meg-Ibex‘ of the Canadian Advisory

will be the speaker at the Rotary luncheon" today. While in tits city/he u thg guest o; and Mrs. Wilkins. 28 BrightonQBload, with whom Mrs. Norton has been visiting.

; Cardiff‘, Wales, will spend $20,000,- 000' in port development.

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Mines Dbiislda O-lawiord and Louisa Burks, city. snlowsbosd to York Pointand moi-nos recently.

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-—nd_<--p'-Q---Q--Q-i---—-—__ GCOWNOI-At the Prince County Hospital. on Monday. February a.

nor, Clinton, a’ daughter.

Mrs. rialocllafclianrilsr. Hazel Grove,

‘iuesday ai‘~_1o o'clock (OIIYGIY-l-bh. . surmised-hi West st. isctci-i. Feb‘. d. 1910.; Mrs.‘ Catherine Ander- oci-iyaeco oi‘ years. Funeral took place, from the. residence of i-isigson

CLAIR-At the ‘rseidonoci of her son Charles Clark. II Hr: 5t, Mrs. Millicent Oilrk, age" l . Itin- ersi Monday aitemnop. start ing at 2 p. m. Pupml leaving at no. numeric-at favourin- tsry. Iloasc omit flowers; .

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a;.%.‘..@...i ... i........-... on "'""‘-""““~ chanson-st. . _ . __ " _ " g ...rl..'".:"o..::"..°'l€t'“-fi5 soars-lo» o =-*.,@i .r¥"ri*vs l. -- . iii roar ill l i .. _ n. lorllg aicpm u. lay dear

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-_sscrs rosrronszu-on ac- count of tblrmow storm". which later oovelsoco- mum blizzard, the ‘dum-

were to navrseefn. hols on Satur- day afternoon on the liarbouriice had to be pastponed" until Saturday next.

-rusea/ir. NOTICE-file‘ ‘ic- nilins of the istc Avery Wilson, will be conveyed from Bowness undertak- ing parlors this morning (Monday:

..W‘c\stern Guardian ~

iuersiodlorlvlngjclus races which .

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0003 :-._0'c ‘on. 10-0-0000 . pron coaasvr ysoun instinct-ion Qiililiiil‘ l . f ~ rlior. siulisuel.

Speolaiatibntlon given’ to element-

ea-y and advanced-students

~ _ Charlottetown‘- mione sou-If

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ing unconscious. on the bstnporn floor. She immediately z ‘ some oi the men. who at ones went for the doctor. but the unfortunate man

to the Salvation Army Citadel. The funeral will be held from tbs Citadel at z p. BL, Adjutant Martin, of chor- iottetown, officiating, assisted by l-‘tev. Mr. Fraser. '

'—ATTENDING_. convslvrsoli- ,

':1l§"!d sway about ten minute-i lat- -- of heart failure. The deceased ius< ‘WITH at Summer-side, the son oi iii‘

"are Mr. and Mrs} James Wilson. on '

lhsgl been for twenty-two years as Man‘. Y- rl "Wei: C N.R..st$nlv1

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was horrified to find Mr. Wilsm-l iy- _

Mr. Carl Crockett of Summersidql~v.~r='d~\rn-u~*..-- r-u-t the S¢"Vl£i! a= Vise Piuidcnt, of the JewellersAs- ‘lcut rli: .""""‘ """ l“ l"! ' ill"*l"-

. tion of tho Jewellers Association of

Committee of Rotary Intsrnatiorlat,

i030.‘ to Mr. and Mrs. Louis O'Con-"

aged 03 on... Funeral leaves house "Am"

‘ma, M“ ) , V , g i Ivrmnc. y» q "7’. nus "ilanun-wraauoinwncein " g Tedcltél‘! 4-‘- r._a i. oa roman’: cutie-d». , nrffi} _ ,.,‘.I¢""P'2", .~ >_ " - y _ > I ._ ‘f.- - ‘l- .”,,\m§* l I “.P_~\>“° grave whose yea aralsll; " _ g

socistiun for ‘Princmiildward Islsnd, left on Saturday njiorning for Tor- onto to attend the annual conven-

Csnada, which will be held at the Royal Hotel there. this week coin- mencing on ‘Tuesday and lasting is. titres days. it is tc be one of ihc beet. conventions the Association has cier held. ‘There are w beglivlng moal- ‘ sis wearing the Jatcst. Paris gowns with the correct Jewel y for cvcry, model. A special sight seeing trip iii Included. in ihe- itinerary. Mr. Crock- ett, expects to be away about two weeks and will visit the large whole

l fir" i" 1 hi7"! 015311312" simi- sale houses in 'i‘oronto'and Montreal ‘

Ir. the interests of his firm-B.

-I'ARIWELlr PARTY-About ~01}? l hundred and fifty-girl friends of Mfrs

T335! DM7N‘5 ""9 “km liliiwltiarguerile Peters attended the card

Dlfl-Y and_ dance givenyin her honor .ls.st Friday lwening at the Olympia. Summersidc. There more i5 tables of whlst and the prizes were won by the following ladies Rilil- gcntienlcn: Ladies first, Miss Ids Dvnscttc. con- solation. Mrs. Mark Gaiirlet. Gcntle- ntolfs; first, m. He man Duran‘. consolation. Mr. Verna Ars- eriauit. A farewell address was read by Miss Beatrice Dourctte and was accompanied by a present of s hand- some club bdgl Refreshments and dancing followed and an onioyable time was spent. The hostesses of the evening were Miss Bone Gallant. Miss Della Gallant and Miss Vivian Carver. lilies Peters who is leaving next week for Manchester, h‘. I-L. ex- pressed her thanks ingvery fitting terms for thel-ylzindness and ‘good wisbei of not many friends-S. _ ,

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._MOTH .I‘LANE VISITS SUMa luansmsz-Thc privately owned De -f-lavilal;ld Moth airplane. which was in Charlottetown last. wreck taking citizens up for ion minute trips, paid a. visitto Summerslde on F-iday. The plane, piloted by Mr. J. Ways. landed-on the ice on the west side of Queens Wharf about i p. m. and Wvas engaged all the aflci noon taking passengers for short trips. Quits a Inumberlof citiseus of both sexes took the opportunity of a flight. exper- iencing quite a. thrill. Among the youthful fliers that aitzmoon was Master Kenneth-Bell. the fourteen

'Bell,_whg,en_1oyed the trip immense- 'ty. u was the intention of the pal»: l9 remain over until Saturday but as the sky became overcast and titer? was every prospect of LCY/Jflfl. Mr. Ways tool: off it dusk in the dime-- tion oi’ Mortcton. N. 3-5.

—SUDDEN DEATH 0F RETIRE" AY MAbk-Tbe citincns oi Summersida wre ahocirtd to learn on Saturday of the death of Mr. Av- ‘ery-Wiison. Mr. tVllson lived at the éPuuell Hotel. summeriirle. which lie ‘formerly owned and sold quit-e. F0“- lentiy to Mr. Ahenm of Boston. He.

moi Anderson. on lfsb- mo win li-cuico it no inini hour-ho Imps", i st. Cemetery. -

“rntly In his usual health. after el-F ‘neg. hearty supper. About i 30 on Saturday morning lift-s. Alicsrn heard

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f me bIhQVDHBBMnQH the missions

year old son of Mr. and libs. A, I.‘

x dull thud and going to investigate

‘licnt, incmber n2 Y"- ffvnffcn Army

and quite reoeivflv dcrrted a vet-v

itllnisome drum in ‘his. S"Ilvv1*.~.-<"i-

corps. l-fe was an l-oni. oiil- fllVl u.-

fiyht citizen and his un"*"ur_ wnner won him a li"" of f:-i‘~~'

The?! srelcft to nnuril on" '*' "' one»; in tie- crow-loo‘ w- r "lo married sister In Bu=l¢t11‘."'*

“Wman and Ohwcr Wrdumi -~ ilmltierside are B"‘\\".W! To tho “

"raved tho Gordian extends i" vnipnihy in their sudden sorrow F-

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i _-,-1N “my: g t-otlcr: COURT '~~ w‘ Poiize Court a: Summoraidc v .-..iil"i1sy Illflflllllg on: drunk a... issuable sppcsud _. bcioi-e

‘nary Wyatt. and w... fined s. . “taxi-S. v

l l‘ —ANNUAL lilEflTlNG or i": lTY UNITED CH‘ '

l United Clturclf Sulnm

‘annual meeting Ins‘. '1.n_".' '

I clung. Tho reports of Vi.» \ :uii§za'.ious sitoworl the‘ I Ivtion is wcil organized zccd work is being done ll- iepsrimcnf, with increases in i- 1w- “ersiyp, in tbs number of hiwiiirs and in the number of persmr- con- mcted with-the cengregrtlolt All de- nsrtmenis showed substantial pro- gress. The Young People's wo k be- ing particularly encouraging. The church services are being attended nv lugs congregations. this being ~speciaiiy noted during the summer. tinny UlDTQlllOnS of appreciation have been received regarding the broadcasting 01' the services. Total -i\rings for the your were $101M. Of this amoimlfidtbfi was for missions

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silo-cation 0f $3.000. the eonkfetliim

c-sid $31151. A's‘ the result. of an ef-

fort to‘ increase the number of en-

velope contributors the treasurer re-

ported as follows: In i928 the num-

bsr contributing by envelope for l0’:-

sil purposes was 144; in 192; this in-

creased to 289. For missions in 192B 101: in i920 1'78. The regular reven-

I13 of the church is raised by ciroiz: xiv-

liig. A number or friends in the can!!!" ration pmsented the inmates of ti" personage with an unusupl Christ- mas gift-two additional firePiflcfi- ‘This gift hes been s iii-est Mn mi was but one of the many iiilldiie“ 4-0pm the Minister and his wife during U13 year. The conrcsliii?" fnters upon another Y!" WV“ 9W5’ overs" of increased useiilln1ss.-—S.

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i This Chassis Lectareancl Demon be Given by Competent Factory Representatives

' of the Chevrolet Division of the

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difficulty 0n this score is not belisv- _._~ I l.

"l W""=°"=i-~1=_- v- 5- W"; Eruutp Munich-thatch

unenimousll _ t the plan rci-I

cutting the total aircraft carrier ton- MONDAY _

haze to 100,000. declarin8 that m5.- 7'3~““:::“.'“' “‘s°“:":-'H ‘Emmi °'

000 tons are necessary because of ‘ma’ M“ ‘ '

m, 1m.“ pemcntage or the u Saki li-ilii-Wiilinl Circle of_King'a Daugh- ters meeting for sewing, annual dues. Residence of Mrs. W. F Morris. 221 Weymouth St.

lotment already consumed in the, Lexington and Safstoga, two U. s. aircraft carriers. It is understood the‘. British would present s possible solu- tlon this problem later on.

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‘The complete text. vi the i-vnmse’ llnllcilollideltolfiisieillioi? compromise is expected next week-ltlon of Anglo-American fighting §.i.’.‘ii.°.‘i.."“i.§£l’°“'°‘ ti"; v or v v ment in which Fgench nsegdsasnsdaazl obtained. Under the Washington

itreaty the U. S. would scrap three Ziggiidagzofliiziemei Itllvgpand-Grcat Britain fivc VQSECL! to do“ with the question o? Flziuiu- i reach the fifteen ship parity level. Italian parity, thus for one of the‘ In order o‘ the“ use the dispos‘ biggest obstacles toward e. five pow- I ab: Sig“ um‘ er agreement. Italy remains adaJ n e sums‘ Florida “d nun“ Each armed with ten 12 inch guns

mant in its demand for parity and _ d y l-‘rancc declines to concede it. . :1 11:: mgmlng armed “m1 twelve

: Great Britain -Benbow Emperor WASHINGTON, Fob. B.—-The U. s. ‘ ' is contem _ ‘m: ‘ new bu” o“ of India, Iron Duke and Marlborough

‘A l _A ‘ b m m _ v (armed with ten 13.5 inch guns and “g O m" ca“ a ts p eqmhty‘ the Tiger armed with eight 13.5 guns

which would entail greater Britisill . sacrifices m calm“ shms ‘than! or the Queen Elizabeth aimed with

. . eight 15 Inch guns. hitherto. has been publicly discussedl This program would rid the British c I in Lo a r . ' ur n! e n on con erence The‘ navy of an m comparatively slow‘

--~. on Siilurfll)’ morning on In "<- “uderl visit to"I‘0'onf/> and Oihfl “aces of" interest-s.

._r.iends of Mr. Wlliiern i-feuoils. q summg-rgldg, iii-e glad to see him ...“ “m. omn- being confined to the "cure for some tiin efiliruog

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powers. - Diplomatioaily they Dressed ‘inasmuch’ with the British and U. S. pronouncements on the ground that they hastened the con- ference work by getting down to fig- ures. The Hench however "w... ex- jrempiy teolturiil‘ Andra " Tardieu, I'm-sob Premier, was reported to have

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i. imnnsatly displeased with the con-

tanh of the two announcements and the‘ methodls ' ' played in making them. The Japdnese officially had nothing to say; nciiiro Wakatsuki said informally. he was neither as-

\ Mmilhld nor annoyed. I-le said Japan

has ladJnunttcn at present of‘ u- auingifbilflimsnt; as she had noth- ingto add to her views previously expressed." ‘nu’ statement ofsfoinlei- Ilicflsnail of Col. Itinuoirs caused ‘considerable .3111! ‘proposal gtncrally was wiluiftli jolts; o. s, lsui

l “cuss for some time throusli 5MP‘

u ited P i r . . “ m” w“ " “m” ‘h’ U slbattleshlps an-ned with 13s inchl

is prepared to suggest nbandonmentl i ~ of ihc Washington conference sl-iiplgunm The remllnmg Imeen British:

ital ships would vary in speed} _ _ l . I lcap hclappng program ‘lstcm me‘ from 23 knots up and the smallest}

{Americans would substitute a pro-l o . ‘ f British main batteries would con-i igram which would demand greocer‘ m“ 15 inch Bu“

l . i ' . rifzzeigimhilgrlgshs’ but “Illélch. The position of the U. S. would be: ' ' ' cons c“ After scrapping her‘;

quite different. I . -. essent at to cremtion of actual Amcl ‘Lhne olden vessels u“ m s‘ “mud;