JANUARY 11, 192:5

llondln l» ls "awlihlwilfiif ‘W . m" ' r * " -—- —— ~—~-- ' $1 " .l';1-§;-1qy‘a u... utfiy°ffii",lu’tl'ii'l’ii'l Supreme Court 12.22.2111;2.:";.r2r:i::r*ti:all .

llll- s ble u q "i r . l ' ' ‘ . ' ‘ gfld knowledge. ‘TOWN rfllggl moat skull (Continued from page 1) onlftggufififid on the fi1-5t count that‘ . . ‘ , _ . v ‘ QQKQQ BIQIII, 85¢ |b_ Bu ' ' range, ———-—i~»-----— ‘ -———~ ‘my "Hence wkineve" was used’ , ' .

y a trial package. person was seen to leave the ground‘ then, as I said before, you will find ‘

"SAMBA"

Central Guardian Island Intermieflnidte League Meting lures place tomorrow, (Thursday)

tel-noon, funeral leavin l u ,1“ a‘ meeting Qf-the FY0109 Ed- llilll-le, 32 Pownal Street, gt Z-lli 2am Island Intermedmte Hwke!’ for service in St. Paul's Church ensue‘ the f°n°wm3 01710015 W019 at 2.30. interment Sherwood (it-n, elected m‘ m” 0118111118 Year! Presl- ewry‘ _ dent, Father Ray McKenzie; Sec- . ' 1901f)’, Charles Stewart. rouca COURT TUESDAY.-A Delegates to the meeting were: person appeared‘ charged with pep‘: Kennedy, ‘C. Murley, Thomas jury‘ He was remanded m ‘he 0081s. Victories; Father Ray Mc- twelfth. A drunk was supposed to Kenya‘ ‘mhn Mcauigllxi- st- D1111‘ uppear-but didn't. His bail bond of‘ Stalls: Jack Gordon, Abegweits. - $20.00 was estreated. A svlledvle of flames was not drawn up at this meeting, however Saloon BOARD MEETS___ Adi, was decided that all games must meeting of the Charlottetown‘ b0 illllyod before February 20th. School Board was held last night.’ I‘ “'95 111% “Flanged that the Sl-

FUNERAL-NOTICE _ The fu... eral of the late William (loamy

It is understood that the report of Dimstmr“ and Abegwell-S Start therts a breach of prison for a prisoner an expert on the alleged unsatis-‘Lcaguc “WW- m‘? date mt b61118 in going over the prison wall to have

factory performance of the heating‘ “efimtely decided-

system in West Kent School was The “hedulc of games Wm be

discussed. y published tritllin thc next few days. y —- < oa- ~ - _-

Col. Sparling, General Stall Of-i‘ ~--.---~ BILLIARDS ‘

flccr, Military District No. 6 and” Capt. Logan. District Cadct Dill-i

evidently-the one who had committ- led the offense. Now who was that person? That is the point where attention will be fconcentrated. As I said, you lire ‘not to decide the case. but, having heard the evidence, you will deter- ,mine whether or not it is a case jthat should go to the petit jury for trial. They have opportunities .much more complete than you have of testing the value of the evidence and examining the witnesses.‘ I do not think that you will have very ‘much difficulty in regard to your yduties in this particular case. ‘ There is another bill of indict- ,ment brought against the same per- son for prison breach and also for -an escape. You will only bring in gyour bill on one or other of those ‘two counts. The first count is that jon or about the 13th of December, iMatthews, being then a prisoner in ithe common Jail or prison in the ‘said County ‘of Queens on a criminal ichargc did unlawfully by force and rviolence break the Jail or prison by springing the lock and opening o.‘ door of the prison with intent there- by then and there to set himself, the said Joseph Matthews, at liber- ity, The other charge, the second ycount, is for an escape simply. 1 Prison breach-wreaking out of a “prison-dies not mean necessarily ‘any marked act of violence. The ‘law goes so far that it. is regarded

knocked down a. brick that was loose ‘on the top of it. Tile raising or forcing open of a window, the turn- ing of a key in the lock of a door,— any act unauthorized by his rights, ‘any act of violence however slight in effecting a breach from a prison, is sufficient to bring the case within

CHARLOTTETOYVN GUARDIAN

a. true bill on the first count; that is for prison breach. In that event you will find no bill on the second.‘ But if you are satisfied that there is no evidence to support the charge of prison breach then you will bring in a true bill on the second count if you find only that he has escaped. _

Those are the only matters on which I will for the present charge you. After you have disposed of those I will touch upon the remain- ing cases with such instruction as their special features seem to re- quire.

(The Grand Jury having reported on the bills presented to them, His Lordship continued.)

The next bill of indictment which the Attorney General presents is against Wellington Murphy, and the‘ count reads as follows: That on or about the 20th day of August, 1926. Wellington Murphy unlawfully and knowingly did harbor or conceal certain dutiable goods unlawfully imported into Canada, to wit, 32 ten gallon kegs of rum and 1 gallon keg of rum of the value of $200 and up- wards, whereon the duties lawfully payable in Canada have not been paid.

The conditions of this offence are first that the accused did knowing- ly harbor or conceal certain dutiable goods. You must. find that what- ever was done by him in regard to those goods was done knowingly. That term covers the case, and must be c nsidcred and weighed and dis- 110s of by you. “Unlawfully im- ported into Canada"—thot is anoth- cr condition of the offence. Upon the value of the goods I will not de- lay you,—the value must be $200; whcreon the duties lawfully payable in Canada have not been paid. You

clean up this department, relieving itof any surplus stock, making room . for new. To do this in a hurry we realize wc have to lose some money»- tliis sale then gives you a. chance to choose pretty dresses-handsome coats, etcn,

A '1‘ the entl 0f the season, before stock-taking commences, it is necessary to

AT WONDERFUL BARGAIN PRICES. ’

‘Pretty dresses broken lines,

to $16 . 00, for

velvcts. ulzlr value as ll

Snlall lot of‘ last yeafs coats, come plain cloth, some with

’ Attractive NEW DRESSES

deeply reduced

ed georgettes, last models, but

includes dresses worth

A range of very attractive smart dresses, silks, crepes and- satins, with one 0r two pretty This lot runs in reg-

$25. WORTH rlgi-Qufils. .

Clearing Ladies Cloth Coats

'E°"u§‘J'i in the my u“ Mmuwy 'I‘liv fullrlll tumt m tht Provill ithe provisions of tlle law see, gentlemen, the offence is mode 111110011013 an 8000 Sflflllmlts» 11103113’ with flll‘ 11$ 5-~ . ,‘ ‘ ,_' ‘ ' ’ _'i . ' up of different factors. each one of we 1113119 and we r ‘_ ‘- ‘ ' ' n1. ,.,_____ ‘,,,,| ;,,,1,_,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W“ play, The other count is fol escape, and these factors bemg necessary m be a able You cuffs and including lines for

Govt. Acquires Laurier Home

(Canadian Pressfii QUEBEC. Jan. 10. —— The holllc of Sir Wilfred Laurier in Arthebzlskli which the great statesman had built in 1877, is to become the pro- perty of the government of tile Pro-

vince of Quebec and will be utilizt-fl _ _ 1- n; _ H. 1. H"; to prison and , _ ‘ , ,

as a permuneng mimoflu, 111,188,111, ‘U? ‘p 1,.-. thhhvu, 0, ill turuull tier‘: he long‘ sstay ‘mm demem‘ o‘; ‘we 550L181“ Urdu‘: Act gt‘ Coats sell fol . . .$l0.00 $.39 . ()0 Coats for . . . . . .$26. O0

1° s" Wilfred "l" "- , . ‘ ' d - ~. f l . 1f tile evi- _ a" B" “l 1'" e W" 5 . .0 Coats sell for . . .. 13.33 . 4F ) ' - .‘ 0O T1115 was announced wday by Ho“ ‘lol-mliu 1, at Alllcrltrulls 2. ilréncléebégifesaotil‘ tag“, would merb Q1 11w AC1; of 1927, and you W111 be‘ ‘ R 1 1;‘ $1‘- ) - 0( Coats 1.01 - - - - - - n

J. E. Perrault, Minister of Colonic, (‘iliflll-(O l. ill llcsmh Il. 1y Show “mt the prisoner‘ 1111,11,“; able to judge of the (listinction bc- 30 . 00 (00318 S811 fOI‘ . . . .$Z0.i)0 $08 . 0.0 C0318 101‘ . . . . . . $38.61

uiion. mines and fisheries. Nous _ ‘(Clmidlafl PFWE) 1m Open ‘vay, walked 01,1; through tween the two. _ _ ‘_ _ _ _

Timlnins, well known nlinillg finan- l HA1 H.101. h. n, Jull- 10A ma, unguarded way‘ _ wuchmg The m, as n $100.1 h, 1926 when’ You are invited to lnspectt ese—t.l1e one you want is 1lQl'(1~—- _

ciel', and a Kirk Cameron both of Montreal .have arranged to pur- chase the house and turn it over to the government. _____<~r>-—-?-

Eviell if yon gain but all inch you haven't. pllt your best foot forward in vain.

When illo \V()l'll| dlvlars only t: plan's mistakes it always llisl-tlllllis hi..- rclll merits.

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IT C ll I N G

is so quick when PAZO OINTMENT in ‘ ' i willuurnrisc you. Drugglats

urc keenly int: if t . llfidY anti

mull c!‘ 2nd period overtime- m

rclvcs, not only as a worm destroy- __

rm] 1,1,,‘ my!“ n, H", Smmyskle Blplthfll. joins on to where the charge lillFli Pllrltlrs. between Frtltl Mc- 0f P1159“ brew“ “mum end- “ is .\l.ll|hn llllll Efllflfil. PPITV, illc forlll- ‘an escape from prison for a prismmr t-r winning by il (‘tllllftlfiflllle lllilfmto ‘valk om‘ thmugh n" open and 1,1,, H“, hluhus, my,“ w,“ fmyqunguarded door. When any person \'i'\‘l‘l| point: sl'lil'i'l| llv \lc‘.\rltlllf~||l.i$ sentenced m imprisonment‘ that Pp1'1'y'g 1,1;1,,'.,;| m“ ,_,~,,,',,,,,,y_,-,v,,_ " ntcllcc of tllc luwlputs upon tile 'i‘lll- lloxl gtlllll‘ lilkPfl plum-e Illis ev- ‘person convicted me burden u‘ PM“ luqwvon‘ (. f, Sulmuzl‘ ,1,“ standing his imprisonment, and if hwy," yummy,‘ ' ' ‘ ‘he does llot take his imprisonment _'___‘_'<,>_____ ‘but escape through any opportull-

.it that offers, it is regarded, and

HOCKEY RESULTS ‘pYyOpETly regarded, as a crinlinal of-

llalllulrsl tlf-ftnllf-ll 11H! 1101110 ltllllll‘ nomm ‘ a ,1 m no forcerflyen 11 llert- lillliifill 2i—2 in fifth game oils escspcflmyd gym, would [ind a Norlllorll got-lion N. ll. Amateur, Hrckey ‘l.c:rt:1li-»_ i ' SFSSEX, N. 12., Jun. 10. ~—‘_____ Saint John Fusiliers alltl Sussex $TR°NG__0" Jmnm,-yg111|‘ U, 1011-, fllilYPli in one all lie. (iunlc czllltetlynm My,“ q‘ p‘ Slymm‘ g0 nrigm. ‘on Iiuutl. ii tluilglltcl‘

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As llll‘ll grow older they fire up! to lillif lns- :ln:l any more. {C}

MARRIAG ES

_ RAMSAY-McKAY-At Trinity Pal‘-

1Z1\'Illl(‘.l".'~l Worm- Powders seldom somgc‘ summel-gde on December rau- The-V lmmediately atmck the 28th, by Rev. J. P. C. Fraser, Glenn worms and expel them from the Campbell Ramsay w‘ M11110“ Me. system. They are complete in them- Kay‘ both of Belmont. 1,0; 11;,

cr. but as a highly beneficial medi- cillc for children. correcting weak ____

DEATHS

dfgcotitul and restoring the dcbilit- CQNROY __ A,‘ 32 “Hymn 3110.1", i

pied systf-m to hczllthfulncss, with- on qvuc/fiday‘ Jzlnuzl‘v)v 11m,‘ 1934‘

' purchases. soils or exchanges any

provcn in order to establish the case. “Knowingly did harbor or conceal dutiable goods unlawfully‘ inlportcfl into Canada whercun the‘ duties lawfully payable llati not. been paid.“

I call your attention to the date of the "offence; it is the 20th ofi August, 1926. I call your atten-l tion particularly to the date because. there was an amending Act passed in 1927 which docs not apply to this case at all. I will give you the

may choose from them 5 at . . . . . '

All our newest

llandsfllllc new garmellts,—- fresh from the factories this Fallantl Winter, clearing as be- l0w-——

this offence is alleged to have tak- cn piece reads: That if ally person!‘ knowingly harbors. keeps. conceals.‘

goods unlawfully imported into Canada, whether sucll goods are dutiable or not, or wllereoll the dut-l ics lawfully payable have not been —- -~ paid, such goods if found shall b91011 to be tricd under the later Act shun read to you";

of crepes, figur-

the assortment

Out all

including velours and

ures up to $35, at each

Selections from the f

all cut priced to clear

anti you will be surprised antideliglltefl witll the ylricc

MOORE & DMcLEOD LTD.

Another lot of last year coats,

collars and

erly priced at many fig- I

Coats reduced

makers in Canada -'—,Beautiful cloths, stylishly fur trimmed,-

tweeds,

orenlost

That at Char-Till 00 61111911 ill 01100 l0 111° 01113 111"111 Silvllll; and winter wheat grades

Seize“ and “fluted “mi the P0130“ the Grimm “mild “m; “e90 1° Pm” lottetown in Queens County on olnsielld 01 llflvlllt; first t0 Serve 11 year. of flour continued quiet but values

shall be liable for Certain penalties. that concealment was made wilfully. 1 , 271 . r O mm. 1927

The A“ OI x927 ‘flakes a veryqlf me accuwd wished 1° 5110"” that yltyeidliasixivfcLéiilcildcllfijllregk 011i: considerable change. Under “ Act 0f 1926 i‘ is “ecessalfy for U ' ccnsent mm the g°°d5 ‘Vere kept situated and l box oi" Moirs choco~ Crown to prove tile guilty know-ion his ])l'Ul’lllSi.'S for the purpose of 13195‘ 1 tin of Edgehm tobacco‘ 1| lffilgfi- T119 01110110108 50L 0f 19~71ccnccallnellt contrary to the lzllv he [in Bcmerys con-ea and“ number o1‘,

as attorney. t‘ “Those of us who wcrc called b0-

llint you livc ill a more fortunate ago“ said His Lordship. "In your adq mission to the bur you have acquit-

__ was intended w “lake that “mm”: ‘Wind haw- lmde" m0 101°? A"? 10 other small articles of the value 011061 i1 Status lvhlCll 0811108 Willi 1i

l essary.

lawful excuse. the proof of which‘ ishall be on the person accused. who‘ harbors. conccnls, etc. goods unlaw-

It reads that any Person-Ki’ 0" the 5111110 01‘ DTOGUCO witncss- 180 ~ h 1h - 1 1 Th; "rent responsibilities . . . . . . . . ..The ___;\vhethcr the owner or not, without-cg, w provc it. $ ' d“! L en and me 5 93' m

B111 111 1926- 11111191‘ next count is that on the 27th dart-ain't congratulates you upon your m“ A“ of which Yo“ m"? “Vi”? of October, 1927. Herbert McLcozillldmission hem mdalh"

Llli£ man, 110 \V0l.ll(l I101. have t0 did rough/e and. hayc in 111s p055es_ 1\/[r_ Inmgn then moved that Mr, do thin" It Wm be for Y0" W119i‘- sion l box Moirs chocolates, 1 tin Bcll be appointed a commissioner

out WlllCll the growth of the child \\'1]Hn]~“ (mum); “gull 77 will bc retarded and liS C0l15ilt1l¢1011 Funeral lvilvillg ills lute residence wcukczlcti.

ill 2.15 on 'l‘llilrlltlfly afternoon ‘for service ill Si. Paul's (‘llllrrll at 2-30-

yeal s. l‘

fully1111110110011110001111041- Shilll lleycu come to deal with this matter 110M0- YO“ See U115 A“ 0f “l0 m1’, to determine whether under the law lowing year does not apply to till‘ a prima fzicic case has been mfldc

Edge-hill tobacco. l tin Borden's coffee and other articles of similar‘ kind. knowing them to have been!

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McSWAlN—-Al (lunlpllill Hospital- lillllfllx. Juli. lllll. 102$. .\l1ll‘(|0(‘.k Mt-Swuill of llupvtllllc l‘.l~i.l- Full-

case at all. but 1b tflkcs 111m ilcfiollt. If you find that ti" evidence 11 T1 t t . ne for count that they could cilangc tile submitted by the grmy; qnblish- Ztgaelfillg tllciegoggscgilg flfJiJlm. ‘m. law so that tht‘ burden 01 D1005 15cc that the accused did knowingly receiving the goods knowing 111111 shifted from the Prosecution to the harbor and Concem dutiable goods they had been Stolen‘

P015011 111 ‘V0050 P00005510" U10 unlawfully imported into Canada of 1 might m“ you in regard 1Q the

for inking affidavits in each of the three counties of the province. This, motion also was granted.

At tile opening of the afternoon session in ihc case of King vs. Munll charged with receiving stolen goods, the Attorney General applied for o. stay oi" proceedings, as the jury had

‘were steady. A fair amount of bus- 111855 was done in all lines of mill-

thpi it “'85 "oi with hi“ knowledge m"! cr tllc shop of Harry Craig there Y0"? lllfll Privilege W85 granted feel‘ feed and the undertone to the mar-

kct was firm. A slcildy trade was donc in standard grades of rolled oats and the prices were unchang- cd. Further weakness developed in the market for strictly fresh eggs and prices scored a decline of two to five cents per dozen. This was attributed to the continued lnild the increased production and the limited demand. Fresh ext- ras were quoted at 55 cents flrsts at 53 and puilet extras at 51 cents per dozen. Thcrc was no change in pric- cs for storage eggs. but. the under- -tone was easy with a small trade passing. The receipts were 1,573 cas-

weather,

I u .100 nor um 0f s WGIIII “m! 'H"“'S‘my PM" Smwiw i“ liquor was found. If the case cnmc: the ymuc Q1 $209 and u ‘yards u on, , . _ . ,-» .1 . 1 t1 -._, 05- 2:" nilrfi-ortzllll lie ll" "l" ‘ll f ""1" "““‘“""“’ “l 1 ‘whmk’ __________ g ‘_ W which ‘lllv duties lmvffilly‘ llaynpblc‘ 81301111266111“? °,‘,’-{’,Z"T,,§§“.f,,y‘§‘§e“§l mgr? Ihioltlfltrend Staafgrileiesd lzctfgrlléincillvll". g“? dim“? tmyrhpmmws “mm” li-llht lncertlvlll ~ "s" P" m" i“ " “'°"" LANE ____ M u“, chal.louetn\y,| _7 111MB 1101 00011 118101 111011 11 W111 '1‘! the other; you cannot bring in a MacNeill. K. C., he was granted tiis- Zléaéyégnllvflfce“Ecmmflvgnlgfgmlzrgg:

Agents Wanted

"ORTRAIT AGENTS WRITE UN- iicfl Art Limited, 4 llrullsti -l'

j-‘llCsllliiil ml 'I‘uvstlu_\'. January 10th 102R, Mrs. Waite: Lune, aged ‘42 yours. Funeral from llcr lzlio l‘l‘Sl4l~ (lll(',(3 100 Sydney Street flll"l‘llllrs- ——-— s , (lay. Jzlllullry 12th. il1il‘l‘lll0lll[N9\V FOR _- Ilolnillioll (‘cmctelgv- llolll" o Ser- llllvll- Alllllv Plilllll: llllll 3101*“ vitec llllllflllllcctl later, lichellfllill; sitic, (ircwt (icorgf) ‘t.

Articles For Sale

for‘ Yo}; M; 11110 flftlfll?‘ 11111 illgllvvl-‘true bill that he stoic the goods and wisc,l tzoproo ms o esa isli 1- m L 1 919d the 55mg u prinw. facie case-fails to makeigosgds Qunyffig rffenl’ m have been . lygtdnosgsegvgtchtlyélgl ‘tjglllntlijesilgéltlfbsfolell. You will have to makct up . i ' i" ‘d, if ubringina rue t} 111W- 111011 it Wm b0 3'01"‘ duty ‘Jbiltluaznblll. on yishich of those two bring ill no/bill.

icoullis you find the indictment;

The 119x19 b1“ 0f 11101011119111 island you might distinguish these in

charge of bail.

The civil docket is as follows:

THE DOCKET

Robert Harold Jenkins vs. Tllos. W. Morris. Nun Jury, Debt or Damage.

Richard O‘Leary and ano. vs. An- drew E. Douuettc.

mountains were/quoted at $1.15 per ‘bag of 90 pounds: Prince Edward Island willie potatoes at $1.05 per lbag of ninety pounds; N. B. green ‘mountains at $1 per bag of 90 lbs. ill bulk. and N. B. white potatoes i at 95 pcr bag of 90 pounds, in bulk,

‘fol-onto. liflii-lil-iri-xl-s HGNLLUF“ illion rullllilu: of Rocky Point BUM.- , . against Elijah Diamond, and tilt-lye,“ venom La sane Extension University ‘,s_i‘gx_track_ 311w gxq\gil~ylgor~tiygpufited ‘ ri-—r————'—' ““‘“ "' , _ -. wording f the count ‘w that at‘ h" 1 " 11 t r ch - A11 - M 1 l, ‘ @8118 0011111110 0 =1 lllll 0 C lll- “l. AGENTS MAKE MONEY SELL" T“ m“ __ _ 1 f A 01l=11'1°‘~1°1Z\\.vl1 301/0115’ l" 1311100115,loggfilwnfrtgncgrllpfibflututhea 2Bthagf Edzlilfaliylcl ‘Cljplil/icDonald vs. John‘! ‘"191’ but "allies ruled 51911031391“ fl

inf; Blips Nuzlvc l-lcrhs for ctll- FQr SEIIQ saksman For Face (Imam County on r about the 7th day OQQCwbQr McLeod 111d break and stetsgrL riots of choice whiic hand picked f)

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hIlIlIAIlOII, IiINIlKBSUUH, liilvllllllil- lialn, livol" and kidneys. ‘.100 trcallllcnts $1. Excellent sllllfl‘ limo work for men tllltl wtllllvllw EllNy lo make lnollvy. \\'l'ilo for‘ frw- l-ullnplc new illlllillltlt‘ null‘ illitlllfiy plan, Alonzo l). liliwsj .\lt-liicul (‘o., Dept. I21 Si. Paul. Si. it). Mollirctll, Canada. ‘, l052-l~i-\\-rli<l a

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~ T m]; SALEF; Goon mm . not necessary in this case to shmvl first and second but that it is upuh The Royal Bank of Canada vs. Mlsceuaneous “gulp? also 3 male PuDS. APDW For so he grlyeth his beloved ‘that thus-c things were dollc wllfully.;10 you 1n any event 1o 11m] a true W311“ 5_ Gm“; and “no 5 ihezlnhum. or (l_\§1ll']ll;lfli£tl\’f‘lll(‘ pep out of you. “T Alb lit Robertson Mermaid 8106p. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " IIll. other respects what I have s:lid'b111 1n respect of the 11111-11 or m, 1,111 wjmam H“ Taymr VS wmiam |'i‘hkt- Scigers Syrup. Any drug store. 3M7- ALFRED MACDONALD" e ' 1755j1_10_31 ii" iill regard to the case against- Agmn 1 would say you 11m n01 puund and Am) ' i - ~ 1.. ~--~-—»~-.»-»-----—- “"11 Slllvewl- 11°"“““"'"°- l" ‘ .. “m” B’ m“ Wm’ ?“”“”""“'“”““¢ lllilrvhv you will keep in mind mldtryhlg the case. 1f the cvidellcelSllociul papers-f ; E. l. 11-Ji0']l"u_. _ Fen-mm He|p Wanted i —_ 4 t fllyzlzlygalto tllcdcasc against Dllllgollliisatisfics you that it is a case which Illlpcrini Bank of Canada vs.‘ ""-~——-——-~~——-—-r~~-~"" "‘"" f Q ~ l1 11mm} '3 page cume- 1m er :1, - - - ‘ . - ~ KNITTING DONE AT 116 PFHNCE ._....—-—-——-—~-~—-—-—-—i—-——-‘ 4 zwhgnge 111 the law which 2111113 thgjfilloéug Frzetnbitlxlle 113;? "Lugy Rad. illrvt-l- 17118-141411’ than? Trhnbousfiguofiglmmns- . o ‘ ‘\\"l‘|10]0llJtlll‘%0l1 of prooféso ‘tlhatcwllileldoes not satisfy-you that it is a case Loo il3radley. Aupelluht; rluuhi * " "~~—-——-———---~~Z'~v"’" ' .0 ill - if 11W I \ t ‘l la< 0 e provcn y le rolvrllt, t, ' __~ _ 1 CAR 0F C0Al-—$E|-|-|N5 CHEAP 107744771 In IQW": m”mory °f Leslie Rcmwe “u huskmcss “"0 o that Murphy willfully harbored orlfgi-l Qiggutlg btehfigtd' 110m?‘ 13331883 MITQZ‘ I§,‘,§’§,',‘.‘v‘°“‘m,pe,,m,,. manly] for (‘11g]1_ _l\_ (j_ Ilugilrii, Plllllfl“ __ ___-_-—-—~—-~ —— B‘ Smnh who depufled this y "EH1"! from "19 "Wm" and {concealed the goods in (1119511011 itddoes appear to me that um question “loan Responlaént ' | "M 17% Wanted i me January um‘ 1924' mg“ brcammx easy lcavlng r15 1101' 111700551113? 501‘ 1310 010W" Wiynll will find difficult to dccidc ill Harry A Jcllkills Appellant vsl -~-_‘.. __..__.------~ ‘ . ‘ * , iprovc this in the case against 111g 1111, m 1w‘; l __ M 1 | M' .1 " R ‘ d 1: SHIPPING TAGS, EXPEDITIOUS- TVRFEFITILMARRIED cod-J's? Man Sig: is but a working . The Vmce .,),nlnond_ n may seem mange toyonl; ° °“ ° l“ i" 5°" a 11°11} 1§11fl0r__°§lj°11 "1 l 1y supplied. Guardian Job Prlnt- . '. k A 1 p_ Q_ 130x‘ wh 1 '. 1 tyou that what. might constitute a’ (The Grand Jm-y mo“ retired‘, Ely. ’é‘,.'.'.‘,-l‘.¥{’r1tawn.“’ y tf l ,1 s‘: "I152" 1,, ‘ Clear-As-A-Bell 03:0 rcfiowrigldtggt ‘fvtm-"hlhethc foregoing criminal cases. The Markets I %—~_,---_----———-—— ' _ ._ ___ . , ‘P 5 0 - <5‘ 1_ 0 g . e rand Jllry found as followszm __ BILLIIEADS AND STATEMENTS ‘“*" A a ‘gum ’ They are decidedly effective “year. But we are dealing here King vs. Jos. Matthews, (charged _‘- .. . neatly printed. Guardian Job FOUfld , Agd ‘hi: tutti? L“ qum I for coughs and all irritable iWllil lhorc things that are maciwwlgh assault) 1mg 1,111 MoNTgi?gzdiagmaprcign_ 10rd Printer; t1»--—~-"—“"'—"‘*“—"“" _ ‘ f night ’ i’ llfllllchllll flffwllllllll, lnvlllll- {"0101 '13‘ 5100110» 311d m9 511110110 King vs. Jos. Matthews (charged There w“ “'1 im "mved demlmdi -< - ___.~D . -- l-‘OIIND -- SUNDAY BETWBE" , able for ,0: liable t0 vary with any chance wiill breaking Jail and escaping) ‘ ‘ 1’ . , Buy your STOILAGE- colvflvlomous GAR- Middleton and Bedeque hand bee! WM" 1:11“ 1"" ham" 1""! ‘ itllat lllily lllkfi place in the Qflnct-‘trug hm ‘gmlld "l" ‘fllwdh Kmgdm “"1 _ , _ . are. 222 Queen st. 1720-1-7-31 containing snmll sum of money-k A ‘on ‘fan-l “mun "f b I Speakers . put-ht 0f laws 0f ‘this kind. , King vs. Edward J. Dicks. no bill.‘ “g0 1111p Sfllrglg ‘wt ctltt tge godlay- Llstcrlne "loom _ _ .___...__ Owncr can have same by proving, gt" ‘ow-pow a , a a m 1 ‘ The essenual elements to be prowl King vs‘ E Diamond‘ true m“ an sa csdo a gen y V01?‘ o: s; P‘ ‘ h d FASHIONABLE WEDDING 511A‘ property and paying ‘or mil’??? And allthlngs lovely on the > AND ifggrgremtgl: pgigcnfig: has? hthsisiblfflng vs‘ wellington Murphy‘ no 3:556 “fir: mzle inquery rftswllf ocelfn ab“; ere to ay ti .Grdnn - ‘ ‘ ,‘ .15 ‘~s~ 0 I Jsgelginfggie ‘election u“ __ l110l'l'°W-' . ‘ harbor or conceal dutiable goods. King vs. H. MacLcod. iruc bill on gram from Canadian wmtm- mm" ‘Ind savc ‘Honey t Nursing Inserted by 1.1mm,‘ 5mm E " slngelw ‘unlawfully imported into Qlllfldfl-‘isecond and third counts of the in- i“%gliemf"'fiafgr° {gadbgnig H812‘ “:1 MEMORIARI AND MOURNING ______._-——-——-————-———“‘~'"-‘| 1mg] Bfofljgfg, Pd“: 25c h. 5m." box that ‘mg that the‘ evidence eS-‘dlctmenl- d‘ nndpteo Elverpoél and Magchesstl! - cards at shortest notice. Guardian G|RLS_THA|N FOR NURNNG. , b ma“ ch‘ a ‘as 1e 1mpormt1on o; goods‘ Tommy, the and of the mommg .‘ t 1 9d , , _ Job Primary 111|(1|1(]1]]|LH' ccurao one vvlll‘. lllll", — u“ e c‘ n 7° ' > that were subject to duty, that thezsession after the Grand Jury had “A” fest“ - f m d n - i 11]]; PROMPT DRUGGISTS duty was m" Pa“ “"0 m“ £005‘ Teuwd- 11 P91111011 0f MR-Rllillllllld trad‘, was“ ‘Z0 ‘fiqprflxg geglggg L I S T R I‘N,E