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‘o? ' “ RAI N BO A style creation in footwear that lends brightness and color to the rainy day attire. Made of all rubber, in colors

Blue, Red, Green and Fawn shade effects. Waterproof, warm, smart and dressy.

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Union Vali- Rani-h.

NlcLuri- A. Moltiltlliln- '1 Vinny ltani-ll.

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W. K. ltogers—l)altun Railch. Bellevue Rain-h l-‘lood Ranch Smallwoud Ram-h

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.l. A. Illli-l)tlilalil~llridgrvielv Ranch

l’. A. Furquharsiliv-J-Iast Royalty Rant-h

Wziltt-r S. (irant-—Silvi-i~ Shot-ll ltani-h

l-I. R. Brow-Brow Ranch

Ed. Saiinders~Netrstirad Rani-h : .l. A. Wt-bstor-(lencral Fur Farms Ltd. i .l. Agilew Fur Farms

W. L. lilcEachcrn

.l. D. Jenkins J. B. Roper l‘ A. Mutch

Legal Counsel W. E. Bentley, K. C. .l. .l. Johnston, K. C.

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This is the conclusion arrived at by eminent Pllysiciails.

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Mothers he careful what you feed your vhildfflh you cvcr inspcrtcd the source of ,\'11111‘ 1111|k ‘iulllily-

You arc invited lo inspect our Phiilt at any time during working hours. and see our process oi (‘hinting and Pas- tcurizing.

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We rclrzovr all visible or invisiblr ¢=('lli eilt or any lorciltu

lnziutr in tllc milk. Then Pasteurizc by the lloldiny; Pro- cess, the best rccrlgniit-il systcm in thi- World today.

Garden City Milk is guaranuertl Pure, and frci, frilln disease germs.

Delivered at your door for llli- a 0111"‘- Tablc Cream. Whipping (in-am and Butter.

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BISHOP SMITH SAYS SPIRIT- UAL. NOT PHVSICAL, SPARK- ING ALL IMPORTANT.

(Toronto Mail and Empire.)

lHunnlulty was pictured as a tllrec-cyliniler mclor car, whose Alnlghty Maker is not satizsfied when ll sparks oilly ill its physical 41nd lnlcllilctuul cylinders uud not lll the s irllliul. ill thi» cilurse of all zldilrcss bi-folc lllc Canadian Club liu the King |‘:(l\\'lli_'li Hotel, Toronto, lily the ‘ltl. ltcv, .loiln Taylor Smith, Pislll-p of Sivrru Leone and former 'Ullaplulu-(li-niernl to His Majesty's d-‘llrl-cs. ' Willi the wit, charm uud ilecp illlllltlll insight which have lnudc .hinl wilrlil-lltmillis, lllsbop Taylor Smith ilisi-llsseil ii wide variety of illlllfb‘, including tllc zidnllratiou z-lld ilcllght lnspllcil ih him by Cun- expcriences ilurlnl! the \\'ill‘ and ill spots all ovcr the world during lhc past quarter century.

ohiud lhi- lii-cil ft-r increased atteu-l ’ ilion to the spiritual nceds of Illllll-f

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(fultlvation of the spiritual fact- 11r lll a plan's nlukc-up is absolute- .\ l-suenliiil, the Bishop assured tllc l-lull. whilsi- lnl-lnhi-ls woril iillcr- llull-ly ilnprossi-d Ily the profunll- Ely, illltl drliglllcil Ily the flushes .ll humor, l1l‘ his ilddrcss.

“You run‘! make a lhreil-li-ggi-il Sllllli stand up on lwo logs nlly lnorc llnin you can make the trinity of ll lllilll'\‘ uulurc t'lllllll‘l' when ou- ly tllll1 I lwo ill’ its supports zlrc rllollg,“ hl- llcrlilrvil ilnrlloslly.

The llllsililp confess-lei] llinlsell illiillniul and invigorated by llre vastness and beauty of Canada, and pictured himself in spite of his lightly’ borno 67 yours, turning llurltlvurll sinners-nulls into the ‘tin-l llousc swimming pool before "lllontliug lllc club's luncheon.

“I've hot-tune: 20 yours younger ln ‘ho short time Eve been here," he "cluiirktlil, "and l suppose if l stay- ‘d long enough l would turn lnto i (Junuillail boy."

Canada's War Services.

Thl- distinguished cicric also paid lrlllutt- lo the loyalty of (Yanadti, to ‘ho bilnils that were fol-god by Call- udu's purl ill the Great War. and in iilflhlt‘. "who laid down their liv- cs. lilitl the enemy might come so lur and m» further." \

Some of the amusing passage-s of thc Bishop's address included the reference tl- himself as “a Hi h- lander ill nloulning" his recount l of attending u, banquet as guest of honor and being confronted with '1 . gn reading; "We are all frolll llli- ,. lllf? mold, hilt some are mold- ler than ctllezs." and his assurance that he was too young to start still-king and probably wouldn't he- lzin until llc was cremated;

llc spoke with regret of othcr- wise ‘fine spcclnlens of men who ucglcclctl the religious side of things, and declared that they were "drinking from a sllrcam of 111111131 li-P)’ were nol acknowledging the snlurce.“

Bislll ll ’l‘ilvlill Smith will arrive in Churlilllclolvrl on Thursday, llc- ii-nibcl 1st. and wlll remain over the fnllcwin’: Sunday. A pro- rrollliltl- ill‘ his int-clings will short- ly llt- pllilisllllil.

'l‘hi- nliijorily of our lnislakes would lll'\'l‘l‘ ho llolii-r-d if \\'(' iii-I mil l-nli ullclllion lo lllcnl.

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Mikmfl Driving Easier.

With his attention focused oh 1160110111)’ 1n car ownership Smith very naturally overlooked wuyg m ‘save in its operation, Many m“. rwners are cxilrtlng thenlseivtes illi- necessarily ill ‘their driving, and Smith is one 0f lholn.

“Ylllrro overlooking h lot m" 5pm;

""5 l" Your driving." 1 remarked to lllm the other day as he was ilrlving me into town. “You w.» ’t:llnly_have economy ilotvn p“;

when ll comes to buying iillppllgg tor the cal, lnll why doll‘! you gin; a iitlic thought ii- yourself’! Why wilste your cnilrgy vrhcu ll is ens. lcr to sit . l?"

Smith was giliug lilzough a 1m or llllllltlt'llVl1l‘.‘<l’ili lhc wllci-l illlll, in. stciul of lllt>l‘t!|_\' tolling llilll gonor- ally what lo do, I lrlod to pi-inl olll Hl11=1‘i1'it' rllcrzillons bu, (‘Olllll elim- inate from his ilrivlllg.

Ont- ill‘ the first lliiillzs I obsorv. 11d was ills huhil of moving his 11l-7lll for-t llntlklrard uuii forward il1‘i.\V(‘(‘ll lllt1 ut-cclcrzllilr and the bloke pedul. Al first it looked like nervousness, llul us 1| wiltclii-d mo/rc closely’, l found that it was necessary for him lo do this ill or- der lo balance till? speed of ills cur car while driving through trnffli- llt scelncd that when Smith remov- ed his foot froln the accelerator. the t'lll' continued to pllli ahead Just us if he lvcril still feeding it gas. Of course, that necessitated check- ing lhc speed of the cur with tin.- brakcs. This lliillfi loilk rlghl. “You scent to be ilaving n lot of trouble keeping the speed of the car down to ii sic-w gait," l remark- cil. "It looks to m0 as if your throttle ilocs not close far enough when you take your foot offtho at:- cclorator. In otllel words, when you think you have stopped feed- ing gas to the ougiuc, lt i-s still get- ting so much that it prevents the engine from acting tlS a natural brake. That is wlly you have t<- use the brake Pedal so often. lll your car were right, you would find that yc-u could move slowly along ill tlilffic without all this bother 0f continual pressing (in the llrakc pedal.

“This ls a simple tlouble to relu- edy. Just a matter of adjusting the stop screw which regulates the position u-f the throttle when it is supposed lo be closed. 'I‘llcn tilt-re are other things in which you ap-

pear lo be just us prodigal with lYOlll‘ energy. Let's tllkc lllvlll ill older.

“l lic-licc, for instance. that you go to considerable ll0lll)ie to lzikc _your foot away from the clutch prd» ill, and tlicu pill it bark on lllc lsainc pedal ugiiln. This wll-ultl not lllc so bad if you dill not hurt- lo list ‘iill? clutcll st,- frequently ,lllll JIPFE iin traffic it lnusl be lroullllasolnc ‘for you to keep tnovlug your fool lnrollntl lllnl way. i supposc you ovoid kilcpillg your foot pi-ri-llcii n tho clutch pedal llci-iiu-sc you . avc heard that. tho wrlglll of you. "NM-i may hold tllc clutch out just. ulllough In cause Hillllllllll‘. 'l‘hi- llnllil of lktlepltlg your fool on the ‘clutch pedal ls known us ‘liilinl; ‘lilo clutch,‘ and you il<~ll‘l want lo do that, of cilursll, bul iill'l‘l' lnusl illi- some way that you lfllli s‘ ‘I.

iyulirself lnconvcnicllcl- ill this (‘tllb-

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“Fr-r lily purl, ll find it l‘lliii'f'|)' psafo to kccp my foot. on lhi- Pillilill pcdul, ilccilusc I knrw lilitl I l-nllfll do any harm lo it unless I prcss on ill ncrvolrI-lly. Bul I have llll lll‘l" irons llabil in this rcspl-i-l. 'I‘|lul's l, ho point.

1 “The l-hlcl‘ vulllo in wuvkiul: <1111 some of these details ill ywlul" driv~

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

0- § lug ulyil: is that it loads ill .'| l|llllI- l lbw-r of othcl more ilnplu-lmll short 4t li-uls, Most of us vtork l-nlirl-ly lino hard whcn we urc ilriving. Wt * ~ , ' . . 3 cull lzo fartlur on u lrlp. null do .' 1 We ‘vlgh t“ In for“! to work off tho Cold and u; fortify m. ll wllll ll grilnl dlliil l|ll-l‘l' l-olnfoil ., the pubilC that wc fin:::...llaj.l:*.£r:l.:"£.:rr.2"? ;', ";,,,;;',{f,"1;,';;_';‘ 33111;: . 4F t d ‘ The SufoandFrovenIteminLynPnco 30c. '1 u"- u‘ 5 m o I I l - - . u. \ '. . l; _4 ,hdve been dppfilflle Tilebtxlglelaliigfilairgidzatura ‘llfillxllélxlltizlllg lot llglllmllut, illl l lsk 4, . . _ . 1 . 0 SOIQ DIStDIbtItOPS for , é W. g6 “llnl- oiltstauillllg llllVllllitll-Zo of 4L i) by l f > - - ova llhls iillltutlo oi‘ mind ls lilitl ll illi- 41 ' 1' '9 0 ' e 00in‘ l‘ l-Pyqpe” Meg; sfnbe 188 iploviui the tmris i-onillliilu. Tho 1’ plete line of the f] _ [motorist who lltlH the right clear- 1 4 . 4 |ance at the brake build. ‘for i-xnnl! i: Famous 1 +oeoaaeoe+oop+o+o+wvo+o pie, saves himself a lot. of 9.110.111)’ 4 4’ |Will5|l applying his llru-kcs. Run- " < To W110!“ {hing with ll. more efficient lnixtnro, l’ 4 ‘ I ' C lwhich may be richer or lenncr than o 1 4 oncern ilhe average, depending upon the I: j’ ‘ i- imuke of cal‘ and the conditions Illi- 4, 0 ‘Those parties who have left'1ler which ll is operated. tniiy PHIVL‘ 4* < llflnos. organs, sewing machlnbs and ll lol of gear shifting." f _ y’ small musical instruments all ouri A point which Smith hiid never o The Ploneer Makerg shop for repairs, wlll please call and considered until alter our con versa- l, ‘ :11! 11:‘ ‘V-hflhm within four weeksytii-n was that steering ls lniillc etis» , D I _ I "ed t F w l, l _ n ‘Med f 4 rom a e; o erw lie, those lnstru- ier it the steering wheel is grasped eii ers supp a ac ry r ce purci rom us y men“ Wm be w" to p” h" I” In a ("Hermit mmmela Fsuany in a, retail way, we will have them installed by ‘ “ML vneerlng i! simpler and safer H. me 4 ' l hands grip the wheel on opposite l ) 1 , ) o MILLER. BROS. N.“ 0 I b _, _ l l I s, ne then las etlu lever 11 I 145 Gym; Geo", are“ Inge talkie-position and the nlecli- I or 1 NQyember1g¢h'19g-;_ ‘tzulcal advantage. offered by lil- jl ‘ ‘““ 1gelizsnetlhgtzvsgsgfs‘always ls ii labor l 408-1146-ws4l. , - ------ , . o .. ...___.__ _ .~________ i» Or they can be purchased from the above Experts on Radio. Childrenls _ 1 Buy the Everrendy '13" Batteries and get the best. I . . f. rmli Stocks weekly. ANNUAL mssrmo l VIOlGlZ Ray WllldOWS The Annual General Meeting of: OSHAWA om Nov “Lime a Zlrarlglultttfi" P‘: d|5°°m7 ‘f’ first public schoolroom in Canada 4 , _ n” " n‘ Qmm“ to be equipped with windows and Kings Counties-and of all - ~ . m“ Ilium” m ‘he m" P"; through which the healing ultra- ‘ " ° ° violet rays of the sun are admitted 0 alilldrcn, will be held In the City F .. c‘ g u. n] ‘ by a special form of glass, will be a “on!” the 28th £3" w? "t! ‘a room in the extension to the new - ‘*4 ' . y‘ m 1 m '1 ' public school now under construc- Ualng delicate heat measurlnc; The _Argent|n9 ggvgrnmgnt l! Sgckgli. “on hem instruments, healing engineers considering a ileep well boring pro- Y "l"- , i n The Board o; mucaflon h” ac. have found that white D1111" °" '1'“ zriim in all parts of the coiintrv W- - P- 1i °M| l". cepged m, o3” 0g the mgnufgcuw- kw: i; house “cooler In stlm- where water is scarce. to contlnuelch I ‘J w 7111"!“ e" to equjp me foontL The effects q; b fleeting about 38 par cent for 1t years. lit an expenditure 'Ui “gaming; w" on the pupils using the room \Vl|l s ~ .‘ m. - ITIOH‘ than ¥lo.000,00ll, zumbmwfmmf . ' m bg “felony nolgd,

lliko ill-r prototype lichen of 'l‘l'lly{ i _'I‘ll<- slyllslrilnrbcl" had for scv-i ,l1ll yi-nrs ctmrll-d iill! two sisters -—, l.iud.l ilgcil 2H iind llelcn ilgcil 710-,‘

willlllut knowing whit-ll of thc two i.) i-llllosv. Finally lllt! llltlilllil’ in-' li-iSlPli on his rilnlinl: to a liUttlHlOll, mid the lol fell on Helen. llut

iLludn (ll'(‘l2ll't‘ii lllill shi- would rc-

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(‘iwrles 1 tj-nd Heari-l“il'-‘.Z'l'i.$3"...‘l§1l-.Ti‘.‘;i."iii??? }II.‘L'{'§.i‘_“f§; etta Marla T,ol‘cl'iedlllll§itllllz-il' llt‘itll'l’ lllirdlollrle with

. h illllcrs lo provcnl Llllilu lroul lol- Unlversltyllowlug the brillltl pair. llllt Lilltlu Authorities.

wont lo lllo hilusc of u lady frli-ud

,ilud lssui-tl lull-l‘ on. lllsguisi-il llH inn Ilitl wilnlzin and covert-d wilil :1 1'inrk \'l'ii. tillli lJSCilIlPtI llli- uoliv" LUNDON. Nor. l5. -—Olle of thelill‘ iilt‘ pillii-cllll-ll. nosl important of current rcstor-l 'l‘ll<l bridal purly wuul ill glmilo» 11119115 111 09110111 Univelfili-Y l5 W111i‘ lus ill l-{r stale lil the (lllllri-ll of 0f the 1V9“ “on! of U19 library of Sun Zzlci-u c, and when lllc pritlsl the Queen's College now completed» (“ring ‘m. ....,-...n.,,.y “Rug 11w The whole ofthe front has been re-, brim. groom [he S. “mum! ‘vnmq lalmd mm Chmlmn‘ Stone‘ but 5pc?‘ lhcrt- was a ‘sudden und vililcut ill lni care has been taken to recon-l , rm!‘ i 1 H l, , r struct the enriched pcdinlcnt ana1,j““‘,""“_"- ‘I '_l _“ lu.usl“’ube "fl ihc right stone statues v/llich stand! ‘m n d “(mum “lhhed H031‘ l 1. ' 1

n niches facin" the Collette garden l l‘ MUM‘ “Wmml mwu} - 1 l s -= - . . Chmleg L nodded in laud N('l‘t‘illllL‘(i lnaledlctltlils on her.

his ilichcl _ L _ _ ‘Hum he was Pxammpd‘ and i. “sash-ho llung her vcll ll\ tllc bride's "(mud m.“ the “mm.- part1‘); thejiilfit‘ and. ‘for want of vitrlrl, lllirl- tattle was quite loose. though LhelPd \‘"1'1'°*"1’L‘ (‘Dllllldfi #11 i191‘ 511-"1 lxrcllcnt workmanship had stiffer-i 1""- ShP “'11s “m1 llllllfillll)’ #1017111" ~51 but glighfly, The upper paflitlllll taken otil of the church. ras off. and when put back again it whilst the bride neally ‘fainted Hts secured to the llichc with cop-llhilillly, ilt.l\\'1\'t‘l‘, lbc i-i-relntllly lcr clanllls. There was a crack in‘ irus i-ilnliirilcil and tho nlilrricd ill‘ hilt 01' till? SIIOHthPCI RWOITl 011 cllllplc loll Vclliilc. Lillllzl llcillg vhich 11111 lclt hand rested. and tllr lt‘llllllll'lll'li_\' tlolnliwil lly till‘ ptlilt": land itscll‘ came away with a slight H, prev...“ furlhp]. trnnhh,

lull. A now joint was nlatle abort: he wrist and lhv hand and llillj verc rcplucrti. Elscavhcrc on the, ltatuc drapery had suffered and- ICIIIBHL was kcycd with copper wiresl ul to the sound stmlc. Tile decay was some int-hos tlccp ill several )1‘ '

Martyrs Body

(By British United Press) LONDON, Nov. 1T. -- Pvrlniss‘ Sun loll is lining‘ slollglll lo bring til" d rl-uluins or llll‘ Von. Jgllil Suulll-

ll r embroidered bodice came uwm/ “Twill, who was lIltll'i_Vl"‘ll 111- '|‘.\’- ,L a touch and Md m m. lined out burn ill lliFl-l from lhlllui lo l<1llg~ .ll(i partly rclntldcllctl ill cement 111111] i111‘ "“l"11'111l~ _ myoyc they mum l)‘. bum mm up.‘ ’i'l|t.1 alulllilriliils all Wcsllllillisll‘? “Hr-he again Hpy 1c“ m-m and ltolniiu (‘ullllllil- (‘ullli-ilrul lll't' now’ Jflllfl had gonc irolnplctcly. but llltll-‘itlflitlllll U1" 11'<‘l'=*¢~‘111‘.\‘ l1'11v<' T1111" "lctaii of tilt‘ right had showed fine, lllt- Fri llt‘ll _L(l1\‘1'l'llllll'lli with till‘ nullity of workmanship. A suit-l lit-lp of |i|l' llrilish lfllrillgn tlffi l. iblc hzincl and arm were (llSPOVUTCKll .lllhn stllllllW rlh ill‘lflll).',l'(i lo i111 1nd carved ill Cilffl-Sflil fllld hflVlfillld liullrzisllirt, "lllnily. ldiluritll-il ul ltcn built into thc statue and LODOdl llouui, hl- |'~ illfflhll 1., |1;|.,;1;....1 ;|§ -. lowll to lnatcli thc tint of the stollc.‘n.i_..,,-1,,m,.-y i“ 1mg,‘ “m; \\'()|~kl|[l- Others of the statues nceclcd less‘~.,_,,_.|h,nh,h, ‘mm h“ w,“ m.,.,,fi,,.,|| lttcntloll. apart from the keying ofldm“ y, 1mm. m“! “HHHSHIHNI. cmrut onto tho sound sto c which, in Hum “,1, (.H_,_,|h__ i

s. Henrietta Nlnrill var. in a vurse plight. Hcr lace collar all

385vstlilgzlyelbhafiglélhiqt,i lll- was soutl-lli-i-il lo i-xilc. llllii Queen Pilliilllll told Fbundcr of the‘ ‘\:f","_"f'. “"“,"‘,‘_““_ i" Mmihm‘ “'7 Jollcgc, has had tl Sit’l‘\'(‘ carved llll “d” “Mm fmvwfl‘ ‘§‘l""""", m alone‘ and Queen Phimmm‘ infirm“ plrull lllll guilty. bull rl-luuoil: ll is ll a ill-ass thrtlc t'('lll.lll'it‘f; liltcr lhzinlmml Um‘ m“ R“"""‘l"" “h” l"""l w‘, time. has mm a new right, “and! llilllllcvil tlll- ill-nth sclllcnri- wu u stone and a new chin. i*"'_'1"’“"l "1111 l1" \\’1‘l1'- _ Lamplulgh. who was Bishop ol Ex- H11‘ l1111l¥_"1"‘1111111l|i‘ purified ill-- ltol‘ when William of Orallgc lund- l“ 1'11‘ rurl- 11f u llll-llllll-l‘ 11f illt‘

.d ‘and Wham Jrunpg 11_ mndo Arch.‘ lluki- ill‘ Nill-filllfls fnnlily who soul Jlshop of York as his reward for il lo Ililual.

lusting to London with the uclvs. was vcry much worn away in his iilg lhc rl-lnhips was round l." [hi1 fiftlpcfi . part 0f which was pos- Hilv ill‘ liil‘ English llillll-gl- at "iblc to restore. Sllnilarly, lllc upq llouui. Wlli-ltnll-ll who “'l']‘(1 oxali- 7C1‘ half of the open book llc held Vfliillg though. h was ymrléd m“? was relatively simple matter. lllsh lri;il,~<|||~.._

Edward IIYs long nose and high: 1:31pm- A, 1L plmw.’ M_ A} heckbones had bfftffl as fortunate (y |;_ |,;_ Wm, visnml [mum m“: lerc as in Westminster Abbeys rc- (“bug m)“, xmy Dhulngg-“phnl

figglgéinloFflzatuflghzlég 1:10:80 nag; Sllolyliil that lilo bntly hull linen ilDTCd ln stone. and following the [|":‘:'“,w'l' find m"! m“ "m" hm" indications of what remain he hasi "L" ‘m m" m'"l"ml3’ "Y "11 "X11- lcen given an orb for his lcft hand 1nd an aluminum sceptrc for hls| right. ‘ Wltl". these restorations. undertak- en after a long inquest on the re- mains, it is hoped that the statues‘ 1T8 safe for several generations. l __§<o>i—-

ill 1051i, tlli- l‘l('(l\,w1|-y [mm n 30TH ous llltlcfs of Francis llOWIITti. sou "l lhe luiirl of Arundill. was attri- ‘l"""‘| l" 1111' Will's. Thi- hotly was l"°"‘,""1-" '11‘1l<11l 111 l1ouni in 179.1.‘ llurnu: lhc Frcilch Revolution nnil "111" till- l‘l'.('1"llL flXtlllVlliltll/lil‘ liR "1111111111 was unknown. l V

lMaroons Defeat

VENICE, Nov. l7. -~— An extru- at Venice when ‘Ore-sites ll-illln, no oou-i-lntl chill of Montreal ilcntcd‘ about to mnrry the eidcr of lwo ° m l (“treat in H", opening “W99 who is (llstlngulslleil [or her boaulylllcro Cuti B th bwlule it ll belt for their tender skins. “mm m’ 4511571151 it keep! the akin and Q ykllnlliu Ifll , l. mf‘l1'ifi.c$'a'i'ig3i§:

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Montreal J udge Rebukes J urymen‘

.\lO,i\"l‘lti'li\i., Nor. lT. ~~ .lllsli("- Wilson llnii ili-vilsillll lo rcllukc rc- i-iilililriillt julgvlncn \\_‘il('l\ lhc pclit‘ jurors \\‘Ul't' sworn for lllr Nilvonl Ill-r ll-rln (ll llll~ (‘llurl of Kil1¥;'$' lll-ui-li hcro. 'l‘bcr<- were tho usllilll lilies ill’ woo, dvllfllusl-l, short-sight- vilncss, all sorts of physical dis- ubilily. llllli (rlainls lllut to serve on lllc jury wiluld lnciln serious buslncss loss. A few imcnlptiilnzl were grzinliril; but ill most cases lho reiplcsla wort- rojcctilil.

Among lhi- jurymcn was llilu, llcrbl-rl M. Zllitrltlr, lllriucl- lniu- islcrs wllllilul. portfolio in lilo l“(*li' crul tlilvi-rulnilnl.