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|_ Today/'s Guardian comprises six. een pages.

mi cum-eiit is the electrical hair R6\_- J- S. Batty, Moncton, who is .er The upparatus not only fur; In we.l known speaker here, lectured

‘l.r_;,_e',, B steady current of air bi

this week in Moncton on Mormonism.

:lie wmperatlire of the ,air may be _ _ 3- ' ____,_,e,\ nt will. The hair_drier con-V This weeks Wesleyan contains an _ye of a small motor driving a blow- ex en ed notice on the death of the

:T 'n heating unit made of many ,,,`,~,,s resistance wire is. placed with a switch for regula.ting_ pine current

late Wm. Lowther, (‘,0|~n“»u||_

‘ Rev J Abbott Winfield o

. - - _ - _ _ 1 Alber-

,,, me small space occupie by the ap-_-ton arrived in the city yesterdav and mms Tile motor is of the very best. in the guest of Henry (.‘/undall, city,

lllsterials insuring perfect operation ,,,,,1ei- the worst usuuge. As a con- venfeiice, this article is i_ndispensi_ble ,,, the toilet outfit of ladies, desiring the utmost convenience. The Swiss firm, lulectro-Mechanic ,.0,,,,,any, have perfected an _interest- ,ng lot of machines for cleaning and polishing shoes. .Many novel ideas me ,.e[n~esented making the machine probably the most successful thils far introllllced. Whnt is alleged to be the most novel cable road in Europe, is_in use mr ascending the steep sides of iiollnt lllanc in i"l\»\'lt2€l‘18n‘l. There ,fe three sets of cables, the top one “ning used to hold. the wheels of the lnndiilg car, and support the greater linrt of its weight. Under this is an- other cable, which though smaller in ,_,,e_ Served the purpnse_in case of 'emni-geiicics for stopping the cur mroiiirii mechanical means, the bot- wm cable is moved by a set of drums it one cud operated by powerful elec- gric motors. Thus the car is able to asc;-nil or decend on the cable, this iorni of transportation is very inex- pensive ns compared to the cost of iniillliiig a railroad on the steep sides 0( n_ mountain. In an agreement with the Canadian Govcriiiiieiit the Marconi Company have agreed to transit all wireless messages between Canada and Eug- land nt the rate of--ten ceiitsper word. The submarine cables charge twenty-five cents a word for the game distance, all press business, weatlier reports and appeals . for lnlp will be transmitted at the rate of five cents a word.

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KINGSTON, Ont., Nov. 30-in St. liary's l‘.athedr|`l this morning Rev. l~‘rltlisr Michael J. Spratt, for the lint-f, twenty years rector of St. .\iicliiicl`s Church, Belleville, was con- .ln-i-nif-.l ns Archbishop of Kinzswll in slilwtfssion to Archbishop Gallilb 'i`lici~e was ii great assemblage in the ciitlicdrnl for the ceremony. Mgr.. Stilgili, l’npn`l llelegnte, was the con- nvcintor, and was assisted by BiSll0DS linclioniicll of Alexandria and o'l‘l»iuior of Peterboro. The sermon inn; pn-.nclicil by Bishop Fallon of l.niniou. Iii attendance were a large number of the clergy from all over lnnnlln. Nearly all the Bishops were tluirc, including'Archbishop Bruchesi of Illoiilrcul, Gauthier of Ottawa, Mc- l‘lirthy of Halifax and (lonrcil Of ll|;dciishiii'g, N. Y; , "

"For 25c.'additional we will send nn; pair of skates cXD\'eS5 ll1`¢Pa_i<l l-0 any punt of the Maritime Provinces. Till- inigcrs Hardware (lui l-f-~l -

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,i.lp. m.|o¢ Owe? Hsl_iiday.'s and China Point. 'l.‘uesday, l0.|Dl.m- but beneficial tothe hair. Zac nr contains ov

_ grgwgagithgq and China Point. &§,”_ :__ economical and within th eaéggféielxa ore'

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un. lsr wen Rim-_ _ . Snwrgfy. sis ri-.le 11111 1],

° nltsrnzglionday will emu lat Vernon River Bridge on w ch days nailing

. Nh¢ otide.

yi-:dig;_=z_i¢§.a».s¢ me w o. aim-ss-.<1 chin; sem. minus ~.li cues be prepaid 1'. GCG- and C11 Stl'

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social at the Pownnl Parsonage on Monday 4th. `

Sailing with My Honey Girl is the l-me Ol tGdl1Y's music and song. 'l`iiat of next Sstlirdsy will he The.Me,-ry Whirl.

The Play "At Yale" will he repeat-

ed_ln the Opera House this afternoon. Admission will be ten and twenty- five cents. - . ‘

Services on the Mt. Stewart cir-

cuit tomorrow will be Black River ut eleven a. m., Diinstaffnage at three p_ m., and Mt. f-ltewart at seven p. ni.

' The second quarterly meeting of the Mount Stewart circuit will bs held on Tuesday, Dec. 5tl.i, at Mt. Stew- art at 2.30 p. m._

The _Cheerful Glefaiiers Mission Bam-1

will give n concert in the Bpptist Schoolroom. city, at 8 o'clock on Monday evening next.

A. E. McNeill, Manager of the Bank

of Nova Scotia at Annapolis Royal, left yesterday morning on return to that place after spending it vacation nt his home in this city.

The ladies of Charlottetown will be

greatly interested in the fine display of hallllkerchiefs and aprons new be- ing mnde by Stanley Bros. The show- ing is s. good one and an itemized description is given in the ad which appears for the firm on page eight of this issue.

Rev J. F. Floyd will begin n series

of sermons tomorrow evening in the Central Christian Church on Christ- inn Baptism. The subjects and the order of their delivery will he as follows’ 1. The Origin and Import- ance of Christian Baptism. 2. What is Christian Baptism T 3. Wiio should be Baptized 'I 4. What is Baptism for? Rev Mr Floyd believes that the sub- ject of late has been too much nug- lected, and that it reconsideration ann a right understanding of it iinder changed conditions, will he helpful in connection with the question of Christian union.

'l`he death took place at the home

of her son-in-low, .lohii W, Coles, South Brewer, Mass, on Tuesday, Nov. 28th, of Mrs. llcnj. McEwen formerly ol Rustico, _ l’. E, I. She leaves to mourn ii large family of sons and dnu_s,'htcrs most of Wllonl are now settlcll in the United States. Besides one sister Mrs. Duncan Shaw of Winsloe Road and two brothers Henry liobiuson in Clisrlottetowii and liaisli Robinson of O'Leary. Her husband predeceased her some years. The late Mrs. llicrllven was a consis- tent member of the Presbyterian church and died as she lived trllrltlllli in her Saviour. Coin.

The skatini: sensliu is right here

now and for those who indulge in this pleasing pastinic_ will find itemli of great interest in The Hoger's Hardware (_lu's ad in another column of this issue. This firm is the sole agent for the celebrated liiic of skates made by llenry Boker as well as many other high grade lines and this year they are showing some new styles that skaters will find particu- larly pleasing. llesidcs skates _they haven [nfl line of hockey sticks, pucks, shin pads, club boosters. CYC- _in fact everything' a hockey Plllllel' needs-and are advertising a mail of- fer that should please out of town customers.

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Another good show nil tllf0“l5h "Y-‘5 presented nt The Peoples _'l`ll*=*‘- W; last night and the combination (_: ggi-lu subiects and thc flin that s so essential to the success of aii en- tertainment wns surely il ,EOM °“°' The Paw, Oa,_h_ ,,_ western sufiiect of more than usual worth. “V5 ‘me °l those stories wliich-Kéi "EW 01°” W

,mc mm new the interest 13:33; t_h,.0ugn0|,¢,_ A _ Second i-loniy Nu was certainly what the h0YH tim bunch of fun" and the laughs it p\‘0- duced testiiicd to the appreciation of the alidleuce The New Editor com- leted the lf” of splendid subjects lindlillustratcli song Imd slleclalw supplied the (nllncss of the l\l‘0iZ\;l_*_1“» The large nndiguriiim WBS lllOl'e tsl nlied and the pvvlllar ill'n_y of spe::_-

ti ii of an e\er_ill\K is ‘

doubtedly at 'l‘he People ll Tim

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:rg pure, w oleeome and nulr t ou]

Slefwarfs Bakery . |63 ,Kun Sfmt

,gig ,=;- <1 °.l.-e *.i.=.i'.=°.e;:'iz:.:'::i

,, "H, mph ed by tho wheuu

°lir Erefiigér selfllskes sto xml! _'l'h»l1` l

The S. S. Bonavlsta arrived in port

yesterday and will sail Monday.

_ll/lrs. William Cole, who has been "Slime friends in this my and Lime York has returned to her home in French River.

EV0l`Yl>U¢ly will meet at the great

Bean Slipper of C entral Church in the Y. M. (‘, A. Monday from 5 . to 9 D. m. Admission free. Slipper twen- ty cents. __

Dec (itli'Rev E. E. Sty es will lecture

In Millvicw Church Wednesday,

on “Notes~,grave and/g/ll; from a Min-

N° °“° °h°“ld neglect the parlor~lister’s Dior There will he silv r

| V l s e _collcction.

Any person who desires to repre-

sent in this Provilice a wide awake |Ncw York wholesale smelt and eel 'dealer should send their mime rind ad- dress to Guardian Office at once.

Yesterday the city market was a lsrf-10 one and considerable produce _changed hands. There wxis no change in the quotations as will be seen by the itemized list elsewhere in this is. sue.

Mrs. Ewen McDonald, nee Miss

Lucy Maud Montgomery, (-the author of ‘Anne of Green Gables’) and Mrs. MacGregor, another Canadian writer, will be given ri reception by the To- 'ronto Women's Press Club ori Dec- ember 6th,_` lit the King Edward,

_ A quiet ond pretty wedding wasl solemnized in Grace Methodist church oii Wednesday afternoon when Helena Mae Myers, of Victoria, I’.E.I., and Blake Phillips, of Dauphin, were imit- cd in matriiiiony by the Rev; W. W. Adamson, of Carman, late of Dau- phin. The bride, who was given sway by her lirother, was assisted by Miss Cora Clyde of Dauphin, _.She was beautifully gowned in ,sl cream pail- ette silk trimmed with gold embroid- ered applique, and. carried a bouquet of white carnations and_ maiden hair fern, The bridesmaid looked very pretty in fi gown of Alice blue peyet- te silk. The bridcgroom was assisted by the brldc's brother, Cleveland Myers, of Winnipeg. The bridegrooirvs gift to the bride was s handsome necklace of pearls, to thc bridesmaid a pearl brooch, and to the best man. a pair of gold cull links. The linppy

'couple left on last nigiit‘s train for Dauphin, wlicrc they will tnkc up their resilience.-Sash. lilxc..

The following appears ln a receutl

issue of u Sun Diego paper. That San Diego-_ has experienced many ma- terial cliangcs for the better during the last twenty years is attended by E. H. llcer, of Cliarlottetow,n,P.E.I., who marvels at the growth of the sity. Arriving in the city only li week aZ0. M\_`- Becr already has invested substaiiti- _ally in San Diego l>i`0l"9l`f»Y and 1"' tends to make his permanent home here with his family. l-ie has pnr. chased two handsome bungalows from the M. E. Ellsworth company in Mission Hills :india choice resilience lot on Third street bctwccii_Nutrnr_',; and Olive ncrir the_ bcniltlfiil resi- dence. lllr. Beer will ininlclllrltely build his home on the Third street. lot, on Third street between Numwg and (llive streets near ,the beautiful lllitcliell resi- came direct fo San Diego from Prince Edwai-cl Island, accompanrcd_by .?~l'il Beer and family, cfimiistiiig of a daughter and two sons, one --f \vl»”»nl is now attending high school n~i.l the other commercial college.

::(‘I"i`Y T.\Xl<]Sl-A list of names for

unpaid city taxes will be nd\'el‘tiS0<l in 3 few days-Parties that have not paid will please take notice- ll-2S<ltf-

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A Chemist.

in Denmark

where they , get bet- ter resultsf from their poultry and cows than in any other country 111 ‘ the world is responsible for the formula of

Royal Purple Stock and Poultry Specific-

Our gbaraiitee of sat-

isfaction or money re- funded goes with each package of the specific.

70 days treatment for

A 50 cents.

Johnson 'lt Jollnlwn Selling Agents.

ln!! H V0' ° I h.,,_ court. yesterday for violating fish and

»-¢-

...urns 35,001 ‘glint has won the con- Salvatore Terevia, Luigi Scllolo nndl

ddence of the People." Union Com- V U. Lai-ose, were fined $50. l.. Scnolo, much, Cniime, 8-3165- _ a fourth arraigned, was ordered to

_----.--"*"" pny tlic costs, which liniounted to

::The Ladies Ald'of the Y. M. C. A. about the some figure. .

will meet this Saturday afternoon at The men were arrested shortly nfter

the Y. M. C. A. midnight yesterday. following 8, thril-

We have just received

2,ooo pounds of castile soap imported direct from France. This soap is of the highest grade and is abso- lutely guaranteed to be pure and ofthe higliest quality throughout.

On receipt of price we

will send any order to any part of the city. 7 lb.

bB.f|¢»u|acIa5c¢a-°~»$‘-00 IO lb. bafielnlaounuisl-40' l

Mail orders will receive

prompt attention.

The 2 Macs

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kercliiefs

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ladiesf size, line linen at e or 3Oc dozen.

3 side he1ii....<...............; . or 5oc_per dozen.

-(sa .>-

.-s.».~.

or Sgc a dozen.

‘ White heinstitclied ha`ndkcrchief__s some plain, some show.in`g bar in-

- Dainty lieinstitclied lawn handker-

,_ chiefs, showing very pretty eiii-.- 8 broidery........................ C

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~'l`llE STORE WITH THE STOCK

I2l QUEEN ST., CIIARLOTTETOWN

i , plainly as to have you see for yourself. Wiil_yoii come ? and to-day ?

. Here are a Few Specials _ VCliild's Picture Handkercliiefs in n Colored Border hemstitshed lawn f. great lot of colored edge Hancl- handlcerchiefs very neat-nt each

' \lVhiteHe1nn1ed Handkercliiefs I

acli . . .

llainty little

' border

. or 65cm

Fine Pure Irish -Linen

\_Vliite :lieniiiied liandkercliief 4 ladies’ size, very good lawn-each... C

' ' Excelda Ha'ndkerchi€fS

-in plain, -colored and colored

Very pretty embroidered lieuistitcli-

ed liandkerchiefs showing little

harihSide1lem_sPeCiaI at" A tiou.......................65c

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llle blliliesl yel ef e . -

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li V ~ i 5 . ,L4 __ ., ` t:__..V, §__.-_ " _ ;., ,V_.__:V.V,_ V .__ _ _ ‘.__ __ _,F5 __ _ __ V\ ._ 1,, , . , , .,.,,, .if _. _ , 394, _ _ - ' ‘\ ' G l I Values

['93 QS

ei the range is just about double any past season. But whai's the use talking there’s no ,my to show you Q0

dozen. .

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Xmas Aprons

l‘laii1 tea aprons fine

1awn.......,.............45c

Swiss tea :iproii very dainty....................60c i

Fine lawn tea apron

triuiiilcd with lace inscr-

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DECEMBER 2- 1911 -~-ns man .55-.-fs THE cnantorrirrown GUARDIAN _ -- Fins-or iw- Z3 _PAGE THIRTEF/N

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BARGAIN BASEM EN I' ' SI".C0li D If LO0R

_ """" .. _ I/fc /If///i//ery foo#/z _ ,

Sixteenth Annual handkerchief Sale

sit "-gn'

ri ‘$3-

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' For i6 years \vc have been drying, each year to beat our best' record in the » . i

_ December Handkerchief sale. 'l`l1is has meant searching everywhere for the prettiest i

and choices_t handkerchiefs. It has meant working, puzzling, scheming to get costs dowil 5" so that we can give you always better values. It has meant that eucli season we’vc been 2'

“fussier” liaigder to please, in selecting the goods for you, ,_

___» -. This season for exaii1ple~-pi‘¥=lCtlCally every line shown coiiies direct from fhe - - el '

ia makers. That cuts out the ixiidcllemzlu-and saves you one more item of cosf. This season @;"" 'W F '° I il '

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Dainty A V

All over ciiibroidfrry

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'inch liem, carefully liemstitched---and we think anotable good value at llc llc

or $1.00 per dozen

l ___ _ __ ` lIC3 8pV]‘OI1- Very Pretty _

` This is a really notable value. ladies’ size--very hue and soft, I-4 """ 75° `

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changed the main por the second floor into a

fancy goods. You wi

ions, tie raclfs, hand

Mexican Drawn Linen

Annex-Sec if

' a

Bazaar Znd Floor

~ mrs Bazziflr for the display of

displayed fliereiu, pin cush-

work boxes, work bags, whisk holders scissors holders, laun-

. dry bags, and a host of other `

attractive Christmas novelties.

tion on Christ- ,

" Special vzilue Sc each or 85c

` loz ' ~

_ _ r _ - y C ' Pure linen f- See the Christmas

1.00 doz.

Heiustitcliccl :ind Fmibroidercd

ioc each. Pure linen

(Jn the second floor to-mor- -

. row you will find a great dis-

pl:iy_ of novelties iilteresting to

- Christmas buyers. We lizivc

1.25 do'/.. .

Hemstitched and Embroidered ' 2 for 25c. Pure linen

1.50 doz.

Hemstitclied and Embroidered

_Specially pretty apiroii

1 with panel of eiubroiflery |`

down front...... , , _ _ ,__55c

¢ '2

Misses aprons. .L 55c »

' . -- l__ \\§\\\§ Special Values in Em- Notable Valves: Plain ~' ""°'d@"@d Hdkfs Hemsofchea Hdkfs

licinfrtitcliefl or

lienistitclied i2c or

henistitclied 15c or

, iSc---3 foi-`5cc. ‘ Pure linen hemstitched zoc or .

ll find

bags,

in the ll

2.10

Hemstitclied and Embroidered _ 2oc or $2.00 doz . Pure linen

_2.75 doz.

Heuistitched and Embroidered

25c or 2.75 doz. Pure linen

3 75-

Better ones 38, 40, 50, 65c to

$2-00- Better ones 4oc, 45C and 5oc.

lienzsfitchcd 25c or

hemstitchcd 3_;c or

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FISHERRIEN ARE

l<`iNEll $50 l<lA(`lI-i.

l3Ob"l`()N l\l'f'.'tiiiber 29--Three men

captains of petrol fishing launches, were nrrnigaed in the Quincy district

game laws in Quincy bay. The inen,|

ling chase and hand to hand conflicts with rcvolvers with the police. Guns flashed several times, hut nobody was hit. "William Fl. Richardson, deputy fish and game warden, headed the llnrty `of policemen who made the arrest.l-le had be n notified recently of a viola- tion of the law and early yesterday went to Quincy bay in the police boat Veazie.

The fishermen were easily located by

the tocches they used to attract fish to the top of the water. When the po- lice bo it came up alongside the fish- ermen's boats. their anchors had been raised and engines statrtcd, but it was too late. Richardson and his

men scrambled aboard and there was , n fierce struggle for some time. with pistols cracking frequently.

Notwithstanding the strenuous op-

position shown by the Italians, the

A(`.AI\’i~l’l‘ Sill-`l<‘RAGE

AND ".AN'l’iS," TOO.

(&Ill:}ENWI(.`I{,' Colin., Nov. 30-

Mrs. Flora Macllonnld Thompson,one of thc foremost women of Greenwich, who last year caused a sensation by withdrawing from the (li-eeuwicli Wo- nien's Siiffrage League, yesterday an- nounced that she would not become afrililitctl with anti-suffragists -and gave as her reason that the “nnt|s" programme ‘is limited to opposing women's suflerngc lligislntinn, which is not to be feared ns long ns the legis- lfiturca are run by business men.

Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, presideiit of

the New _York State Association of Womcii opposed to Women Slxlirngc, who organized the Hartford women surly in November lins thus fi-iilcd in 'getting one whom shc desired for n lender in this Connecticut strong- hold of suflraglsm where Mrs. Park- hurst is to appear Saturday night.

Mrs. Thompson, is telling who sho

opposed both suflrliglsts n.nd anti-sub racists, said :-

"I nm. it reformed sullragists. .i ani

opposed to votes for women, blit `i have declined to organize an gssocin- tion opposed to women suffrage in Greenwich, l nm not in sympathy with the 'nntis‘ or with their phil- osophy. Their pro;-ramnie is limited to opposing women sullrngc legisla- ition. . i

"'l`he 'antis' furnish just one cllec-

tive nrgument to the politicians-

eaptains of the boats were placed un- 'r arrest, while their crews were nl-

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lf .%l.-_-.ss-ai-..._-:-.. fl’°1l°ll‘°¥° ¢°»* ~ .f `.

'when n, lot of women can agree about

niun's suffrage or the association of women opposed to woman siiflriiign.

“lf the progranlinc of the ‘untis‘ is nbortivc it is probably bccuiisc their

philosophy is not true fo the facts of the sitliatioii of thc Aimirirnn wn- miin. The Aiiierican womiin is the most wretclicd woman in the world, I bl-livve, I know licr sif- uiition in life is vastly inferior to tliiit of the English nr l"ri~nr‘.h wn- ninn_ for I have lived hol.h in 'lfliip lund rind in l"r.'incv nnrl have seen the truth with my own eyes.

"Women, nn individuilla, in llicir homes mid sliciiil relations have im. nicdlntc access to the doininnut force in control of the political "hairs of n democrn¢._v-public opinion, pnhiii- sentiment.

(.`A.\'A DIAN l"l‘}llFIllAli

. l)lS'l`lt[("l' PLAN.

UTTAWA. Nov. 30-'l'liv lloliiinlon

Conservative ('oiniiili-ision' has issued the first of ri series of nrticles on the Peclcral district plan as excinplihed

Mii.i.l0:\'.-lim-1 l\'oN

hir: .Miro R/lr;-:_

i-lA\'AN.\'.\l-I, Nov, 30--llrllce Brown'

the 24-ycnr old millionaire, todav won his second grand prize race. ' Thin yi-nr he scored his victory in an‘ ltn.li.nn Flat cnr, deff-atiiig Eddie HL-arm-, driving ii German Benz, in which llrllcl- ‘iii-nun won lost yenr‘s. rm-e, Hcnrnc finish:-rl lr-ss than ii. minute behind, '

llnlph l\’lulfl>rrl, lirrn of the Vander-Q

hilt, clip nice, was ii contender up to- the last two laps. when he developed trouble with his engines, which pun speed of todiiy'll rnce was 74.45 miles 4 nn hour. nigninst 70.55 in last year’s grand prize riire. _

h`llDDl‘lN l')l‘}A'T`l<i.

ST. ANl_lIll‘JWS, .\‘. ll.. Nov. 0-

Nicholns i\lelitini:. of the firm 'nf

tllrrrs of St. George, died suddenly this morning. I-le nrose and dressed ,as usual and soon afterwards expir- ed. He had been in poor health for some time past. He was sixty-two

in the District of Columbia. ns throwing light on the proposal to entabllsli Ottawa us n fedcrnl dis- trier.

The nrtirle rciids s follows ~

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