KTGTa?iia-ri”rii'E'fiiTiin4ii?iIt-'iit'tu?T:iFrinTEiaceu ll-iEEiague:

PAGE EIGHT THE EASTERN GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold r. Landry. Mrs. Byron Stew-rt. Mn Bruce MacPhee. Miss Joyce Wigglnton. Plus McKinII0lI- AGENT GEORGlSTOWNt Walden Layers.

Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The Post Office; in Souris: The Snack Bar and H. Richards A Son.

..'REsEllVE Wednesday. Feb. 4 for the annual Scottish concert. Ye-o's Theatre, Montague.

HIST. MARYS PARISH, Mon- tague. Card Party, Armoiiries Hall, Tuesday. January 20, 8.15. Lunch. good prizes.

i

Nil-is Mildred Murphy is able to

The many fiiicmts of Ljiiiirriiic he out again after her opt-ralioii Macjiachern are plcascti in sec ni the King's County Hospital. her out again after her recent --mm illness.

The many friends" n' Il:s. niour Acorn will i-c swim in .iF

Montague curling

OGeo'town Defeat J

Georgetown Bridgetown 8-5

In the second game of the hoc- key league comprised of Bridge- town, Lorne Valley and Georgetown Second Team. played at George- toim on Wednesday. the local puck- siers defeated the Bridgetown play- ers 8-5 in a rugged and crowd- pleasing encounter. Scoring for Georgetown were: LeRoy Hatch with two goals. Stephen Goteli with two and singles going to Allan Mac- Phee and E. Roche. The goal-get- ters for Bridgetown were Jenkins. Thompson. MCMESIET. Campbell and

Georgetown Eagles

the situation throughout

of the season. Referee-H. Macl.ean;

D. MacDonald. j Georgetown-Goal. Sullivan:

..i she is a paliciil iii iii" lxiliiliricl h S h d I lfriunty Hospital. All it-rsii ll”f' a' u c e u e speedy recmery. i ELM V ' Iloiitrigiie Curling Club si-lieri- Vt” P-Iiiiill” Iii1'ii'i." i t'””” Llivi for Til) Trill Trnfili)- Clai'l:sririi talesttlniz SriiiSirli'i'3i'ii.l -"3ll'iV-i't- Sltir-id, and the Wzilicr l.. Bceirsi '-in operation iii liin ix it); s p 'i,,,,,(,,. Tmph,,,g'

TI-IEpGUARDIAN.

swamped Murray I-IIrbQI2'...BIllIn! 14-1 in a regular King's county Hockey Lea- gue game last night at Georgetown.

Played before the largest crowd of the season, the game was rugged and fast despite the heavy ice. The Eagles were complete masters of as they displayed their beat attacking form

llnesman.

de-

Eagles In 14-1

Win At Murray Harbour

15-Georgetown, MacNell (B. Murphy. Landry) 17:12 Penaltles- Publloover, A. Mur- phy, Bell.

Georgetown and Vicinity . . tlvir. and Mrs J. B. Scully were

visitors to Charlottetown on Sat- urday, January 17th.

Tr;3M?ps0n' S H D , fence. MacLean. McPhee. .lohii- --m ' C 9"” T ' ”"5'”i v Lm' Mon; 'go,w,,,.dg, 3, Murphy. A, Mur- Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Hansen were "'5' A C phy, MacNell. Landry. Max-tell, visitors to the City on Friday

T i ' Stevens, Publicover and MacDon- January 16th. 1 ”i' """"T" aid. -- .

1 Murray Harbour-Goal. Stevens; Mr. Charles Macconiiell of the defence. Stewart, lierring; for- R0.V31 Qtanaciian Navy, Hliiilx. N.S.. was a recent guest of Mrs. Mac-

wards. I-larris. Munn. hrxiser. White.

CHARLCTFETOWN

Vounty Hosriiai Siimiir i'--::i-t- Tucstlay January 20- . 0 . 0 Bell, Prowse. Oonneii and family. - 4'- i T p.rn.' We-st ire. H. Stewart p I M..

. .'Mr. and W: 1"-oliri” liiiim s Mai-Dnnitld. y SUMM-"ii The many friends of Miss Nellie iinlli-1i:Ur& Mi" 191"” W 'i”9 1” East ice. C. S. Stewart vs. 1.. H. Kim! are sorry to hear tha't she is Murray ii"”"””v till-it" pimin. Fmt Period ill at her home and all Wish her a '""d"' W,” . M" 1 M 9 ltm. WW Wu mo L- A- l-Georgetown, Landry speedy. recovery. Nellie is the pop. t-hesirr .-iriritlnmi. ,.inim.-inn ts. G. Gnrrlon. 11 mp I q"g;;; of R double tMncNelll . . ....... .. :06 ulsr and highly efficient goal keep-

" is ' East ire. J. Lowei'.V vs. 5. i i-'- , ' 3.5 t ,1, d- er of the Georgetown High School

..'Miss 0ii:2i iiriiiwzol Mt l”'.l.ii-in-iiyn. .hratiei' ll?-TVN in the Gmrtttowii .,'ff.?L'.::i" In xy 1:23 Girls Hockey Team. present holders

turned to her ironic in Ninn:a:i”i SKIN '” Milly team member; gRiiik on Fiiiday. the School Girls 3.43901, emwnl A. Mm. hy of me provincial sumo, Gm. Hoe. - w llli'ii an -i i d 3 P Q.','”' lfeiilfl it i”'1t"l,h-”y i l”, 1'11; . -Mr;-so-W7-in i,;1;9t"lv,q,i3”l,ril,:”'1 t W"? mg”: Uohnstolii .. 6:45 key Championship.

irtoria OSIVH4, .i an rm, -" e ieir ...i to ii. an nilspc us 4ggG t . ' A. Mx. 1

list fr-w nmnilxs. , i as they I liniidcd the Montague (sefeilileengnrxii up is. 12:34 .MT, John D, G0...m1 was I buameu , .' .' . . . ,, Sim”! Girls Tmm ” 5'2 F19 "L 5-Georgetown, MacDonald visitor to Charlottetown on Friday "HONORi”.D UN iii-V-IR” it I n iltlinus several of last seasons star mubljcover, 15-53 Januuy 15”,

Mr. Cari Niarii-lit". M10 W5 V t players and playing without their . ' ' '

VF" . emwnilsd. ..m'3):,.. 3-,E:(;n;:.,i.l: - ireg”,)”-goami H". 10”” .”m"”d 6fL?;::I3wn' Mane” . 13:22! Miss Mary Stewart has accepted

(.:(.-m:;.d ',, nilsn Cr.-I vim re. ....;..i 1 ;:dL::lf”,:f:”;'u:':q ill): tljlfimfzlrivilaffal-I Penalties -. Stewart. employment in Montague.

A 4 , i A I I I I, K . . I n

..i .i' ll'3P.ltl(lif:I(I'i1 V i i i "j. - kww ;:lild our goal by Jcaii Sampson. Ill Second Period Mr. Guy Henmhm w” R. recent

iipaiuicateinlz A T V 7: Coached bi Ralph Beck tho the Standsimlcha sesM:;ndeaF Marten '7-Murray Harbour White busmeu Vmwr m Ch”w""mw"'

'i ' 4 as I .' - - couii erc azaiii an . on ague en- - '

iiil"F'' hf ii” I i”'"” '" "M”'"” .V'7iliRBii8 5iim0ii5iWk5 hamineiiediliercd tho scorins: column on ex mmwsm ' ' :3! His

with W. H. 'i'"” "'1 "Ni V" ”'l- lvivlllother Vl1:;.0;)'dgi?-::UIAlZIl;q::;iSCUlt6 by TtICCRl'1iCll. Each team tal-ir g:g:g:g:tEg:::' Qacbgiglrlplly 63" were Ilngfeit:;I?1?ldT1e,:riX?8N:K1E::;,1xI .n.VI.-Ru, In. BE”.h.1. p - fix i nnaEuEB udn 1&8 bgfore a lied once ill the final .i'c.ine as Anna" (E, Murphy) 15:51 Royal Canadian Navy Recruiting

-rm, (uni.-1--riiot mp 1:.:c .xirx.iiiriri' M1C.C.l,eC U Cgs ,.h L was a. prosper S-ank (mp mr mp -lomlai l0-Georgetown E. Murphy 17.51 bmndcast" 0'” which the Epegker W”

.,,..,v.u..im was held .Xloiici:iy ai- 2.3))-mm lhouse. m), i: 1? 1 thel and Lanmgan mp my WP Hslmmi 11-Georgetownv Stevens Cm” Pew-V omC"1RObe"J””km5'

it-1'noo;1Ali'Oill st .lohii's Clllll”Cll.i.nH1hnz mckel dex ldlllon Ora er The Tern” was 5 Mumux tMacDonaldl 18:58 son of M” "m MT5- 5' E- Jmkim

Rcllast The srliii-res weir (-oiidiicl- ipeEt?,::rs'lnSI:;ee 3:,” on;xog5”ag it Lllieupst 4' Penalty - Pmwup Of GCCii'B6i0WYi- R0503 has been I

cd by the RSV. E. s Hairs. 'riieib”j," M y mmd on i: mmgl Ceorzetoiin - Goal L. Babirieim, member or the Royal Canadian

pa'i lbcorcrs yore Chm-les M.ic- Lomled MT:a'ck ' lge.ciK;eQ-HP. Johiisoisi. C. Walkfvrr. Third Period N-avY tor lo Yealls End has risen to

i . , ' 1' V . ' - . . . . he rank of Chief FVO in the Williams, XV lfzcti M lKili..inis.y The V5” .,; Vaged N, uphm-S. C .l"fqE1,Wd pnlxpqglj mgu , , P b” , i John li .1laclx'iiiiiiiiis. .tu'n.:i iifdii fight to catizlh thd Shmohawksxwho (;mI'Pit;):,e1nl3IIihltlartell 'J lsoasriiilr-' tlffzlcggoihzildl u Cm” I38 Naval Medical service.

. :Pl -. .id A'l. ”iii- , . . ' it i t " i ' ' ' '

El;-:;nN1;;nP;;::?:: avgs might Help non seem on thch iktnrpnlih biiitrtsoii. 11. Mcculiouzii. 13-Georgetown, Landry . . Ge0FKetown Harbour, which an. East C'emHm.y. .-Wail)! i0g idd 104 i 9 hi'0P Y 9n- Montague -- Goal. M. Ma1cEwen' Uvlartell) I . l4.5.i joys I reputation is being. second in the HM perizd i ty rand in defence -5 D McHcl'i'oli. P. Mur- 14-Georgetown. Pubiicover I to none on the Atlantic Coast. is

- - poverwheiminxh in i0d5-1.13; tr? pliy.-G. Wiggiivztoii. A, McEwen. J. (MacDonald) . . 16.44 sun compycuy ice 1,". The

yiigsfnd :3; 6-39 Ssexiillilimllperniianouf Graham: forwards -- G. Sullivan. mg, Georgetown - Lower Montague.

'-' ,s.clic rga . B ck. lged smm A, Yen, M. l.niiiiii:an. G. McCar- ferry is contlrjuing go make remhr

T I llwiiiiifn :5 meeamlckmmu ii: ron, J. WattPl'wort.1, E. Aniiear. t crossings, last week an auxiliary . 3,1,?ee5,,.h0tl:n amee which paid EH j schooner sailed from here loaded in goals and ii. win for the locals Hrsi Pnmd with mund lumber for N'Wmu”d' . i. l d. l The gmne lfiasdvell handled b) l -(lcqrqcfnwii. .l Siiiipsoli 'i..'!9i an AC - Wfcrecl Ar;1'a-V M1.” dkeptf mnm); Z-Genrgctnaii. .1 Marion iil.35lcouncil . . ' -mm”g1 ' .1.” perm 0 mgge 3--Georgctowii. .1 Mai-tcil d ilmckey which pleued ma urge. (G, Fiizoeralrii 14.18 g all 0 crowd of fans whose interest in pemmes W J. Snmlwm. hockey keeps the game alive. . . 'At the January meeting of the Continued from page 1 i Lineups Second Period fggurll; ::lx?ne 0:33:23: nhtffdr bx; dert C0l'tlI!'mp&lt.ilOn by the - . r , ' . DEF ITIETI DI" BI way. ,D::'Osm'a)g:;n0(1'dC;31' d;.r1.eal:,?.' 4-Georrzetnwii. .l Marteil iiiiwiieoibfgfsjncougfllDlzgocefded A week ago today, Mr. Mae- xm tD'mmm, rom"m.dg Poker Nd: (A. Prosper, .l. Saiiipsoiil 3.15 ”mmmun 10 slgooo wh.C:n&?res Naught, together with other t C Ymm' C,enwh'm Ml&Lean 5-Montague, G. Mccarrori L” ed . 31937 I "m i "9! members of the Commons and ,son'L re 3' ' ' (J, Wattcrwni'tlii 3.40 h lui 1? d f M t9 purpt:5e,E Senate representing P.E.I.. re- M” u t Peiialties - G. Fitzgerald. F. ttlzhnshg flrayglcos vofdEXE11i5tw1" ceived copies of petitions signed Bulldogs-Goal, L. Taylor; de-. Murphy. 13 h 51 imcpa y ml” 30 7C by crews of the ”Abegweit" and fence. C. MacDougali, R. Oampbelll at P””" V j . "Prince Edward Island", urging forwards, M-acEacliem, S Mac-i Thlrrl Period Mr ePI;?;d'5EIe:051l1:?1:d ”):fa:3g'If that any transfer of management Leod. J. MacLeod, F. Taylor. A, - r " v be opposed. ,MacDonald, Ti-owadale. 6-Georzzelown. A. Prosper M” R- C M”L"” "5 M” A 1" When the existence of this peli- SUMMARY (.1, Mm-mi. 3.02 MWDOMM '5 Cwncmws and We tion was brought to the attention '1EM(mmgm--M, Lnnnlgan 13” ME -1- EdW”d Moyhagh 35 of Transport. Minister Chevrier First Period (G. suujvan. A Y”, 4.0-H Town Clerk. The BOW-i5 W9” i-'5”'5d and C. N. R. President Donald 1 M L G Inns" Nggggm ,mVw g 1 Hit 15 YER” M 490- Gordon, both denied any intent on ”'(L?";fu)' 1 2,27 1 ”B E the part of department or rail- Z--Buallriiogxs, J. MacLeod . .t" 77-" vivhaey fietiirieihange mmmgomem at 3:i(V;0nmKu" Nelson omi o "I can think of only one ex- ttwte” L i planaiion of this rumor and of . 4'M'0" nut M" "” 6125 H M t the apprehension of menfbers of iMacLeOm ''''''''' -' ' ', O the ferrles' crews," Mr. Mac- 5T:(”;”:;f)”'- New)" '5 The Georgetown Pee Wees anrii Naught said. "That explanation is 0 - iih.Mt I" w-i-all ”'" iltihC d" Nil lR'l- &” Mmlm3”"' M",GL”m s - A3157 a. 2-2 ?l1ija:tfzul:i'id?y nigh: rl)na)aFfas(tiwA;M1;'e9(Ea:;1f hgE::;"e;tNgontgf:e: vvI:.vs mfay alT:vt:M:iske:l oginadidn 7”M'mmgu”- Nelsen , and well played game at theiawa Spa” at th Bison Rein”: National Steamship: for certain (M3CL”"” ---------- N 19'” Georgetown Rink, amylwidavy evenmeg when appmxb technical advice concerning the Pcnames-Fnaeh Li-MUPS5 inately thirty-five friends met to ”pe””M at the fe"i"' A' hr Second Period Georgetown -- Goal. R. McC)ull- v . . . as any change or proposed chrinse bid him farewell and extend best '1 21” 1"": defm" " R- Mi””h-'i'vP- 3”" wishes in his chosen career. A M m””a3cme"" M "'9 f"”" i5 ......nm....... 3”'B”nd”g5' R T” M ; ' childer, C. Hansen. J. Stewart; for- dejjciou mnch prepued by me concerned, 1 have assurance from Fvoinliioiensotionslii 9"IBundogs' Ci Macmugnll Lzsiwhid-i - C. David G- Wiirhi. 13- staff. was served by 'Mlss Hazel ""3 M3119” ”””l”””" that it '5 hm." ill”-1:'g3;ira.:;"' PW” Bmrrosper. D, Clnry. Fl. Bnbinrsu. S. Yeo. Miss Joan Johnsmn. M155 Completely out of the question." i it 1 l . ' A .en ilt. .1. M. tell. W. McQuil- Cl '- Di d Mind 1!: 1 U - -r---mm '11'-M”m'”g"" PM” 3:55 1.2:. J.RMiirpliv. C?-SCilll)'. deiiiify. E1313, tinblee werevtiaigafulriy L0"d0”-(CPV-A ""9 0! b”C0n3 ilz-Momazu" Ciemems 17:12 Montague -1 Goal. 5 Prarden: arranged and centred with decora- W111 171319 Elam iiCii06l 3i'il3in 013 . 5, "n 7ft :3 P'm'm"TO Tmwsdalel Cxemems defence - L. Munroe, V. Bell. B tlve floral pieces. coronation night Julie 2. On the 4"” 9 -4.. 1.1. MacLeod. KC”, D. vuozm. fm.,..ard5gMg An. on bet-.311 or my friends, can initiative of the Boys Scouk organ- i Third Period near, 1.. Power. M. Wigizinton. 1;. was presented with a rift by Mr. izatlon. scout beacons first twinkl- T R I13-Bulldogs. .1. MacLeod vanirim-.-i.im. w Johnson. 13. Ba1- Gilbert Clements and n oompii- ed norm the country on May 6. 1 ,TrW.5dale, V 43,7, mm. M. Comm xv. Macxenm. inentary address was given by Mr. 1935, commemorating the silver ' - . i N . . i D. M. Murray. Jubilee of King George V. t” Bundag” Cnmpben 8'25 First Period He was also the recipient of ii m . a 15-Montague Power a 3 i ' , lovely gift from Mrs. C. G. Clay. ; '1&JBr:?,Ig:ng F .nv,or' Smiiiili " NOW” proprietress of the Bison. Cari I8 h n ii?-Montage iclerrieni 11:52 Penal” O" R" Murphy" "W g"c”””” expremd 1” 'p' lknulldogg 'J Mlcugd i gemnd Puma preciation. An original humorous i , .r.o.:.ii..' 13:40 I M , 1 B H n W :.'5;;-,m;',;,W,,,M;;-, 15:32, gggg chams .i9.ia&iiaggs. ya MiacLeoc1 2:Gg;,;gg;n g 13",, - ..,...,,..,.. ..,.. An... M...L...,., ...,.. GEORGETOWN RINK i i- 30 OM ) 15100 . . v R i Mr. Murray. This was followed by i120-Montague, Power ipmsnmt wmh” 9'59 . (out 1,, the honor-Ed gum, pm. Wednesday, January 21 (Nelson, ppppppppp H 15:25 Penalties E Vnnldcrstine, An- posedyby Mr. Hum” Btewuty V 121--Mrpriltague. Barrie "can WA folly sin:-song accrimpanieng at CI1il1'i0Itet0Wlli Y-M-C-A- ( eson) 18:40 1-,” 5 p,,.g,,d .e pano y Miss nna ac- vg, villi Penalties-None. ' 9 Laren, was greatly enjoyed by Georgetown

Referee-Arvay. NFIWS - SPOTLIGIIT ..

"SONGS THAT LIVE" Shows 3:30 - 7 - 9

post offices in the United and its possessions as at July 1 1951.

4 SONG-FILLED DAYS OF H

There were a total of 41.193 4-Montague, Johnson States! .

.'i--Georgetown. G. Wight

(P. Batchilder) . 4.25

(Power) ....... 4.47 , Penalty 7 Munroe. ..A.C. APPINESSE

JOHN WAYNE in

FINAL rooav - Shows 3:30-74 "'3!!! JIM McLAIN”-

everyone. A very pleasant evening concluded with a dance.

Mr. MacLure left yesterday by plane for Saint John, N.B.. where he has accepted a position with W. H. Thorne and Co. Ltd.

Clark's January Sale continues At Montague

Clearing Most lines of seasonablc clothing at Special Prices

Here is a list of new grocery specials for the remainder of the month!

RED ROSE TEA, IN lb. ...................................... 400

Game starts at. 8:30 One hour skate after game

RED ROSE TEA, lb. 79o MOLASSES, per gallon . 956 Snowflake or Crlspyflake SHORTEN NG, lb. . 220

Shlrlffs LUSHES DESSERTS, 2 for ................. 19c Maxwell House INSTANT COFFEE 8wansdown'CAKE FLOUR "Maxwell tor Chase and Sanborn s COFFEE,-lb. begs-99c; U2 lb. MINUTE RICE . CANNED APPLES for plea, 28 01.. tin ................ .. 23c APPLE JUICE. 20 oz., 2 for 25o-Largo 27o stenfield's Blue Label COMBINATIONS .. 8.95 . A discount on all remaining skating outfits to clear. All other hardware 'and dry goods as on handbllls.

cums: BROS. -- MONTAGIIE

Second Trial

Continued from page 6

the charge against the accused. He said the cigarettes were the pro- perty of H. C. For-tier Co., Mon- treal. and asked the jury to try to put from their minds all the evidence they had heard last week

First Witness

The first witness called by the Crown was Mr. Joseph Legace. sec- retary treasurer of H. C. Fortier Co., who stated his firm were the sole agents for Macdonald'a Tobac- co in New Brunswick, Prince Ed- ward Island and Quebec. and the local firm of .1. C. Montgomery was the only representative in this Province.

Under questioning he started to describe the manner in which business was conducted between his firm and Mr. Montgomery. De- fense counsel, Mr. Allison Gillis. objected on the ground that if there were a contract between the two it should be produced. As the questiinlng continued, however. the witness stated that some orders received from here are turned over to Macdonald's for direct handling. some shipped from his flrm's Montreal stock and the rest de- livered from the consignment stock in Mr. Montgomery's warehouse. Regarding the sale of Exports in tins of "flat fifties” he stated there were none shipped here prior to November as they had been in short supply all year. He had a record of all that came here and told the Court which wholesalers had been the consignees. Ho stat- ed that no one else could get Ex- ports as they only shipped to legiti- mate accounts, however under cross examination by Mr. Gillis he was not prepared to say it would be impossible to get Exports from some other company.

On objection by Mr. Gdllls to the "hearsay" nature of the re- cords introduced the Court noted the objection.

A number of witnesses holding positions as shipping clerks or other posts in wholesale business firms of the Province testified as to the number of Exports their employers has received. All ship- ments of flat fifties were receiv- ed in November for the first time. They included David Murray. R. T. Holman Ltd.; Flt. Sgt. L. H. Kel- sey, R..C.A.F.; Roy Johnson, Rogers and Arnett. all of Siimmei-side; Patrick Read. DeBiois Bros.: Wil- liam Partridge, Atlantic Whole- salers.

Miss Kathleen Morrison, Carvell Brothers. and Mr. Wallace Higgins R. E. Mutch. Ltd., also testified and when cmss examtned stated that their firms had been short on shipments arriving by Canadian National Railway. several cases were missing when .the expected shipments arrived here.

After Recess

After the noon recess Mr. J. C Montgomery was called to the stand. He told of the various busi- ness transactions of his firm and methods of operating. He stated that cigarettes had been stolen from his warehouse and after stock was taken it was learned that 61.- 000 were missing. He had been ab- sent from the Province at the

. to stop the car. The three in the

from wholesale firms when cross examined stated they saw n hing unusual about the exprem stamp or the case. I

William Fall. cousin of the ac- cused, told of driving around town with his brother in the front seat and John Carl Fall. Roy Fall and Carl Prowse In the back seat. "omeon in the rear suggested they drive out the Mt. Edward Road. He did while driving was asked

rear got out and one of them told him to go up the road and turn, but if on the way back there were more than three on the road to keep going. When cross examined he said that during all the time the group was in the car he heard no mention of cigarettes.

Lloyd Fail. brother of the previ- ous witness. was in the car and had seen the accused and the others late on the afternoon be- fore they were arrested. He also testified he heard no mention of cigarettes.

Police Testimony

City Police Chief Charles Mae- Arthur told of being in hiding near where the cigarettes had been re- ported as being. He was accom- panied by Sgt. Lund. On the ef- temoon in question he saw a car on the road while they were hid- ing. Later he heard a noise as people came through the woods in the direction of the cigarette cache. He heard one of the men say ”Here they are" and he and Sgt. Lund immediately jumped for them and placed them under ar- rest. He stated they were stopped over as near to the cigarettes as they could get.

Detective Sgt. Anthony Lund

told of investigating the break and described the conditions of the Montgomery premises. He said the only way to get to the rear when the Queen Street gate is locked is over one of two fences separating the yards from near- by residents. He said he had been with the Chief at all times during the wait in the woods and had personally grabbed the accused. He said they were stooped over the cache when arrested. Sgt. Sterns Webster. City Police. slated hat later on the night the accuse was arrested he had asked him about other missing cigarettes. The accused then denied knowing anything but after making some telephone calls he left the Police Station with Sgit. Webster and Cnst. Archer. He said the accused directed them to a place in back of the County Jail and then told them to stop. They found 31 cartons of Exports in two bags in the ditch.

Cnst. Lloyd Archer corroborated the evidence of the previous wit- ness. On arrival at the spot to which they were directed the oc- cused got out and looked around some bushes and in the ditch. When cross examined he said it took the prisoner a few minutes to find the cigarettes.

This concluded the cue for the Crown and Court was adjourned until 1030 this morning.

Members of the pe-tit jury are Andrew Maclizachern, York Point. fireman; Thomas Lowther. Rice Point; Harold Donahue. Corn- wall: Tyrus Holmes, Kingston;

a

dz

FIND rr man to relax in the den- tist's chair 7 Then you'll be glad to know that the dentist's drill now iiasarival-anewdevloewhids "drills" teeth by means of I. Ono spray of aluminum oxide powder. They any the new technique takes the 'ouc.bl” out of having a tooth fixed.