Hs llililliiea as sxtrernest old age vtlll s5, syeom into no same sou. lly. oomiltialtvvttt. m». who died

prematurely-it ls the mind-tile pelvis-wherein the difference,"

lflYv ﬁlls

§I

Clarlefsesewa Gaaslhn Two cent.

II Guardian, F used 1881

EE-lzttilllli-JE l ii Y

LEGIGLATIVI QHAMBER- FRI. DAY.

Punch-villi; and ilromptitude are now in evidence. Every tﬂelnber or the IASHIINPB WI! in his place yesterday forenoon. or with-in the precincts of the Legislative chamb- er at the hour to which the House had been adjourned-IO o'clock, and by 10.65 o'clock the prayers bad been offered, the lninuoes of the previous day bad been read, and two important government measures had been submitted. The fact is significant of the change that has resulted from the change of government. There was careless- ness about the hours of meeting up tier the old administration. Mem- bers arrived at the House an hour- or- hours after the time fixed for the lneetlnr-sud, the work or the session was carried on in an unbus- iness-llke vmy. The. members of the Party led by "tile Hon. Mr. Stewart already recognise that business- like attention to the duties of the beglsilature is now the order of the day nmd ‘those of the Opposition have been constrained to. fall into. line. ilt is hoped that the notable change effected in this regardmay be acceptance a soon. sign-an au- sufy. as it. W_Bi‘8—of stricter atten- tion to legislative duty and ‘plllblif: business in the future than in the

past. . The bills silblnitted were: .(1)—

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Succeeds Denby . As-U. S. Naval Secretary

(Canadian Press)

SAN FRANCISCO. Calif" ‘March 14.—~Curtls D. Wilbur. Chief Jus- tice oivcalifornis. Supreme Court, announced‘ last nlg-ht that. he had; received a telegram from lPresident Cwlldiﬂ- $951110, dilm the office oi Secretary of svy, made vacant by t-he resignation oi Edwin Denby and that he had accepted.

Condensed Specials ‘

RATE-dc per word, not each insertion in this column

__.__.._.__.....________..__ ‘FOR SALIp-JIWIO GOWS ONE due to freshen March 14. the oth- er May 8rd. Apply 206 Euston St. _ 201743-13-81.

‘HOUND PUPB FOR SALE. RAY Atllerton. Mt. Herbert. 2028-8-1B-3l.

‘CHOW! QUALITY BULK .00- coa. 2 lbs, for l5 cents, Jenkins & sou.

204241-1441

‘WANTID-JJOW QUANTITY OF good sound commercial oats.- John H. Gill and Son.

2016-9-19-91.

REAL EITATI. iF YOU HAVE A farm property for sale call and give us particulars. We will helP you find s. purchaser. Eastern Securities Co. 146., New Bank of Nova Beetle Bldg, iloiio-a-ll-lii.

'CANNED VlGITAlIl-ES --Se-lec- ted sliced beets, fancy table Dsrsllips and carrots, cauliflow-

llcenleti to crystallze in the German

ilili llllEil-Eﬁs ill still N5

Premier for New . Conference

(United Press)

BERLIN, March 14—’i‘he Bok peace plan competition has stirred up the imagination of Europe, and Wane illans are now sprouting everywhere.

Germany, often accused of still wanting war is showing a vast in- terest in pence schemes.

This fact was proven in the re- cent visit of the reparation exports here. Daily their mall contained numerous suggestions for establish- ln! real world pence. Some oi’ tile

letters naturally were froln cranks.

Others, however, were thoroughly earnest-minded men and womoll.

The llfﬂilosala ran m». (entire Banlut of League of Nations, lull-r- "IMO!!!" (‘l0llrl. Disurutenlcllt agree- ments anli the like.

Meantime Germany has followed with deepest. interest Suggeutiohg of t-he British Premier MacDonald for a new disarmament conference and hints for a general readjust. ment of international war debts.

Germany Must Pay.

The visit of the experts here ilopulution the realization. thllt. re. purntions lnullt be settled l1‘ [he world is to come i0 peace. And it has now becollle quite clear that m‘ Garmllﬂlirl laboring classes are. iully cognizant of tho fact that, h considerable reparation sum mugt be raid. and that this will involve certain serious sacrifices for all classes. v

The experts are known to have Ne" favimlbly impressed with Dr. gﬁlllilllbbthe nlan who stahlized ﬁfmlllyﬂ currency and who bids

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PlEAB lillllli Ill SMllllllllNll

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YIORK, March 1l.—~Flve of the seven mellllbers of the crew oi‘ the Royal Mail Steamer Urdumt, which has been seized by the ilni-

CHAR

HEEWERS Fllll

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(Canadian Press)

CHEYENNE. Wyn. March ll. - Federal Judge T. Blake Kennedy today granted a temporary injunc- tion halting further development work by the Mammoth Oil Corn- pany on the Teapot Dome oil re- HBPVG.

Judge Kennedy named Rear-Ad- miral Joseph Straus, of the United States Navy and A. It‘. Watts, vice- pleeldent 0f the Sinclair Consolid- ated Oll Corporation as joint re- ceivers for the Teapot Donle pro- perty pending the final outcome of the litigation.

Granting of the injunction and appointment of receivers followed the filing by Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts, special Govern- ment counsel, of a bill in equity seeking annulment of the Teapot Dome lease to Hurry . Sinclair and the Mammoth Oil Company on the ground of fraud and irregular- ity.‘ About $250,000,000 is involv-

Former Secretary Fnll was tlburgetl with making "false repro- selltaiionl-l" to the into President llnrtling‘, which resultant ill the transfer of tile lands from the navy to tho interior Depnrtlnt-nt. 'l‘lle

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Mlllllllll NllW llll ll lllllll llltlElllNlB

. (Canadian Prose)

LONDON. March 14. — Tho Labor Government turned an awk- ward corner safely tonight, n posi- tion brought about by n demand that what are known as "rnnker officers", namely penalonell lllcll of the old regular army who were re- called to the colors at, the outbreak of tllc wnr and given commissions, should be treated otl un equality wlill respect to pehsions witll rc- gltlnr colllllllssionell officers.

Captain llcrkely, Liberal, lll0VP.(l an amendment in favor of such equalitytretliment in tho tlebtlte ou the tlrmy estimates and. us tile Government opposed the motion, which would cost the Government an extra. £13,000,000 yearly, it wns feared the amendment might be carried against the Government, although the war department is opposed to such equality treatment.

The Government therefore decid- ed not to make it n. question oi

ted States government, pleaded guilty to a stuuggling change here‘ today and were remanded for sen- tence until next Wednesday. llu tile meantime E. J. Berwind, coal op-I swim. nut up a $1,000,000 bond ml» the steamship company so (hug (he Orduna could sail for Hamburg to- morrow on schedule. and trial of‘ the Government's suit to obtain: permanent possession of the vess- el through confiscation wrts begun before Judge A. N. iiand in the‘ Admiralty Dlvislion of the United Btates district court. l

‘FOR SALE-FIFTY HERRINGI nets, will sell cheap. Write (or price to H. H. Cox, Morel].

2056316 .'li

‘WANTED- BY MAV 1st EIGHT roomed house, central location.

confidence and further, Premier MacDonald promised an independ- ent committee inqulry into the mat- ter; whereupon Captain iierkelys amendment was defeated, 220 to 201.

Tile army estimates total £45.- 000,000, a decrease of £7,000,000 over last year.

lNine 0f Schooners

Crew Picked Up

(Canadian Press.)

NEW YORK. March l-i.~Nine members oi‘ the crew of the Am- erican schooner lSpLndrift which was abandoned at sea while on her way from Jacksonville to Portland liiain-e have been picked up by the

Covers. Prince Edward Island like the Dew

LOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1924

Man is formed by nature is '

benevolence, so when he

anything benevolent or 6th __ i conducive to the omunon ‘ ha sets eonlormabiy to his eellﬁtt .. tlon, and he gets what. is his evm.

s uni . llv v I ' lAl;niltll‘l‘l‘il,uCu:sI:l§“a-l= ti. '

NEW SENATOR

Andrew Haydon, M.A., L.L.B., who has been appointed to the Sen- ate to iili the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Rstz. Sen- ator Haydon who was‘ born at Fat‘ enham, Ontario, and educated at Almonte, new resides in Ottawa.

(BY REV. S. D

‘ ""1: (Continued) THE BATTLE OF THE FORKS

llerc is a forking of tile road. l bring this whole company up to this dividing, and therefore decid- ing, point. Let each choose his. owll roud deliberately, prnyerfully, with open eyes. 'i‘llls road to the left has as its law, yielding to sI-li; saying "yas” to the tlesirtls nntl llcnlllnlls of sell’; with some iilOfllflllllllOllg possibly, here lli‘ll there, for I am talking to professing christian people. Yes to Jesus sonic- tilllcs, but ttl other tllllcs, when it suits circumstances and inclina- tions better tn do otllerwisc—\vcll, u pushing of tile troublesome nuns- iioll nettle. And that ulotllls u de- cided yes to stilt, wiill as Positive .t negative of Jesus‘ tlcsircs im- plied thereby. That is the left.- ilnnd fork.

This right-hand road knows only one law to which exception is never l-lllde, namely: Yes to Jesus, cv-sry- where, always, regardless 0i’ col.»- snquouccs, though it nlny Pillflll loss of friendships, or luonoy, or position ,or social standing, or personal preierencs, or radical change of plans, or, what not.

(British United Press) LONDON, March i4.~ Lord Cllelnlsiord definitely nlacctl tile responsibility tor naval defence of tile overseas Domluions on the

Commons last night. lle Iﬂlllli-l the

defence of the Empire must depend

pirc.

Domilllons themselves where ill ex- plaining the naval estimates in the

significant statement that the tlavul

ultimately on the active support of public opinion throughout the Em-

SIR CAMPBELL STUART

Canadian journalist, who was managing-director of the London , Times, and who, it is sold, is re- turning to Canada. to accept a gov- ernment post and ‘to act as person- -al sclvlsor in foreign affairs to the lPremter. . . . . ..

[ENTEN [EBTURES

ill BEUEVERS.

in Retreat.

Quiet Talks

. GORDON) ‘

Judas assented toithe cravings of his zullbitious self and salll ‘ nu to lll.=. lviarlter. thinking possibly, with his worldly sllrewdness. ihﬂeily 1°

1-in-3

little knew what n time of crisis it was, and what terrific results would follow.

Peter stood on the sill cowardly, shrinking self in court-yard that dark night. against his Master. And though with nlatchles, love he was for- given, he never forgave himself, nor was ulllo in get that night's doing out of his memory. Judas and Peter were brothers in actloll that. night, illlfl there are evidences tllnt many other disciples are standing over in the same group. Are you? Which road do you choose tel-night: This-to the left’! Or, this -to the right‘!

l knew 1t young mall who was deeply attached to un admirable young woman, both refined chris- tian persons, much above tlle average in native ability, and in culture. He made known to her his feelings. But as many a woman

does not trust ller blest Frléllfl in such matters is apt to do she held him off, testing him

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e oi his tile and

tortuous ltusl Gilli llill’

r to assist

,do everything in its powe sea going

in the development oi’ Dominion tlavics.

Lord Chellmsiortl also made ref- erence to the resolutions of tile lim- perial Conference stating that the Admiralty at that time had lpolnt- ed ollt that tile upkeep 0f the fleet imposed o heavy burden on British tux payers which they were called upoll to pny unaided and moreover tllnt the necessary naval strength 0i‘ the Elllpirc could only be sec- ured and maintained iby the cop-

. t fgreat freighter and twenty-five of

force Jesus to assert His power. He "

ilit. Slllllitd

(Canadian Press)

BALTIMORE, Mar. 14.~'l‘en sur. vivors of tile Ward iline steamer Santiago which sank in the storm off Hatteras last Tuesday night were landed here today from the Cissy.

They told a fragmentary but tragic story of tllc loss of their ship and the gallant (lentil of

Captain J. S. Baldwin who refused to leave his ship and went down strapped to the masthead.

The disaster which overtook the

her crew was caused through the loosening of a hatch cover which let in the mountainous seas and foundered the vessel. Life boats were smashed to kindling wod and only one sot away lust as the steamer turned over. Several had been washed away in an effort to replace the hatch cover and ten men in the stolrebold were drown- ed like rats. The list of the crew was not. saved. There had been eleven. in the life boat that escap- ed but before being picked up tile boa-t had overturned andwhen the struggling seamen had succeeded in righting it one of their number was missing. it is believed that these ten men were the only survivors.

(cimelsn Frees.) OTYDAAVA, lliarob 14.—-Will there be a new revisionof the Canadian Bank Act by Parliament this year? There are five resolutions on the order paper of the House ill Q0111- mom at the present time‘ which, if carried, would mean -the opening up of the bank act in one form or another. These resolutions all stand under the names of ‘Conser- vative or labor members. The atti- tude of the government toward n revision 0t tile bank act is not so certain Hon. J. A. Robb, Acting Minister

lib SAVER Film t

Revolutionary Groups Exist Under Guise of Charitable Org-

allizatiolls.

(United Frees) _

NEW YORK. N. Y.. March 14.- Efforts by lRusslan Soviet agen-ts to cooperate with the independence movement‘ in tBl-itish lndia have been discovered by the Brit- ish authorities at Calcutta. ‘Exist- ence of a revolutionary conspiracy has been lproven. but the law can- not reach the conspirators. ‘in Ben- gal, revolutionary groups are known to exist under the guise of charitable organizations. The Third Internationale, according to infor- mation in possession of the Indian Kovernment. has supplied money and arms to tlle natives, who can- not purchase guns or munitions in ‘ ndia.

The Swaraj agitators in India. however, are not a-ll favorable to co-operstlon with the Bolsheviks. The substitution oi Russian lmss- tery of ‘India for lBritish corrtrol does not appeal to the dndieane. The "Bolshevik propaganda has for its objective the independence of tin- dia, and not its inclusion under th Russian ﬂag. Nevertheless, many lindians see in Russia's interest in lililltlll affairs the exempliilcatlon of time honored Anglwltusslan riv- alry in the mlddll- east.

Arms smuggled

Efforts by the ‘British altthorities to keep Russians from trading ill arms with India, secretly, are meet- ing with success, though some arms are being smuggled ‘across the bor- der. The ofililtziul Moscow Soviet is not believed to lluve anything to do with the smuggling. But, there are Russian lBolahevik agitators in Af- ghanistan, who have been trying to exert an antllBltltish influence on the Amcer, and it is from Afghan- istan that the propaganda to Sov-

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oi‘ Finance, when asked as to the attitude of the government toward these resolutions and toward a new revision oi’ the bank not, did not commit himself for or against it in explicit language.

Announcements, Coming Events, Meetings. Etc.

names-J cents per insertion.

word each

"Reserve, Monday March 17tll. for social and entertainment at St. Margarets Hall. 2035-3-l4-2l.

"Come to Emerald Hall on St. Patrick's night to bear Dr. J. D. McGnigan lecture. 1994-3-13,“

“Red Cross home nursing class Tuesday. March 18th at. 7.30 p, m. G. W. V. A. Rooms. 3i

"Central Christian Church annual Tea on Tuesday, March 18th. 2048 3 15 ii

"Come to the Tea and outcrtain- ment in Marshiield Hall. Monday.

NFlll. PRilBE Nilli EllllEll

(Canadian Press)

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld., March 14. ——- The Royal Commission which for ten weeks has been investigating the administration of Former Prenl- ler Sir Richard Squires; and the uc- tions of frlllcr ministers of his Gov- ernment, held its filial session this afternon and Commissioner 'i‘. Hollis Walker informed the court that be would file big report. short- ly. This afternoon's session iii‘- velcped nothing of interest outside the commission.

The Weather, Etc.

Manse l$ A cow MoNTH ‘to sw-ewv‘

THE “ HAVE-PLENTY 01*‘ ' v- [m

_ \

(Special to the Guardian). .. MONTREAL. ‘March lL-Ilfhlill ‘figures showing the complete sills: ment ot‘ operating reaultsninriﬂii; 1923 were announced todaybrtbez Canadian Nlatiolisii Railways. These. figures show that the net earn 0i the system during last year‘ p l 820.236.563.09 as compared with» $2,886,711.11, in 1922 or n. net in-, crease of 517.349.651.54. They diifer"; only slightly from the estimated; earnings for 1923 as announced by; Sir Henry W. Thornton, [President and Chairman of the Board of 117-.- ectors early in January of this) year.

The final ilgures for the year, show the operating revenues for: 1923 as $354.ilil6.45tl.04; 1922*. 3234059412505 an increase of $29.- 867330; operating expenses for 1923-—$234,689,992; 1922-6811173? 313.50, an increase o: $3,517,579.46; Net revenues for 1933_'$$9.3$5i5“$ 09. 1922-62386311155 an increase‘ of. l17,ll49,8i1'.54.

During the twelve months ending December 31st, 1023 -the operatinl ratio was 92.06 per cent as will» pared with 98.77 per cenrdurilg the corresponding period of» lllllrl . decrease oi 6.71 per cent.

——-—-<QQ&-—

Court Upholds- Finding in Favor? 0i Mrs. Stillman»-

(Canadlan Pleas.)

NEW YORK. March 14..—'i‘hB Appellate Division of the Slllmillﬂ Court in Brooklyn today unanim- ously tlpheld the recent ilnﬂllldﬂ 01’- lieferee Glemon- in favor of lMrn. Anne ll. Stillman, wife oi-James A. Stillman, former heed of the Na- tionul City Bank. in her defense of a suit. for divorce brought ngei

her by her husband.

At DAILY TALE. AD By Summon Lockwood

EVERYBODY KNOWS ABOUT IT

o...

Sometimes the render of news- papers or magazines wonder why great concerns continue advertie~ ing. T o him, at least, their names and their products are so well known tllnt it p14: tr". us if it mlitif be a waste n: ulolwy for them lo keep on nnyTl-L: I'-"l)t'llSl\l‘. space in order to toll gt». something which presumnl-i; already know. Yet it i=- .~ singular thing tllnt there

should b "nlllitlllhl of people who never rwtm of u Victor phono- graph, .».- -.‘.\lgu.i.BB Dental Cream.

or Joint: Uljlilllui! lng.

All interesting bit oi widence to prove that the entire public is ucvt-l" fully conscious of unyvthlllS. no lllzliter \Vli.'ll wide publicity it lllay have bad is provided by a re- cent uccurt-ncl- in New York City. There was a big scandal in Wall Street; n very large firm of brok~ ores Wtre accused of fraudulent practise. They hail failed and thousands of people had lost a grout deal of money on scccurt of the failure. The whole matter wee very thoroughly volatilated in the newspapers. Eve.» tiny for weeks there o'er-e columns on the front

Asbestos Roof-

pngc in every uolvspaper in the taity~spnce whit-ll no advertiser could get at slly price-space

which if it could have been mid ‘for would have cost milliolIl-r‘ tlollars. Certainly it was reason- able to suppose that in these Bil‘- clllllstanccs l-vvry‘ lllilll. women llpﬁ

. _ | _ .. .. t m 7C rill be d i J i- 1dr er. spinach. l-llllrlllle tlpﬂ. gold Bklncﬁprwﬁs Addf9iglggasfllllrtig sues or a o ‘ un or uma wart}? (Lilly ﬁggilllélliélililgélnerfﬂeillig?‘ “Harmon of a“ maples M ‘he Em March 17m M 8 n m‘ prose“! (a an w“ bun.‘ amnion’ Con“ -~ - D l th u ll their res active Par- irl aid of Orphanage "him l“ m“ ‘my M New Ymk n,“ early June pass, french peas, ‘w w provul is one irl which e ach om- ﬁre mm g n - - - g mo“ of me aunoundm‘ can", and corn on the cob. Jenkins & ANTED-A 8ECOND-HAND inion possesses tlavsl forces of its} ame s. " _ would know mm“ wmmuwém“ 5,1 1| stencil Duplicator. Apply K, c. own. The British Admiralty hctsrb- Tho Summertleld Dramatic m“ Colman! “as u [Towed m.‘ .---_---'-.-~s.. _-____.‘a.. care oLGuan-ilan, 2og4.3.14_g|_ ily endorses this principle and will] (Continued on Page 3) Zléltlnlliteziltégal ialglainglllﬁisngbd: PM“ and that “ma” imaud w“. ‘Tllmill WANTlD-FOR BT- ‘ g E ‘ M H u S, PM lck- ‘n, it would certllnly~ be lost. Yet. the Ml!!! West. sup- 'm°- 5- Milmmli-Dv LAND SUR- ----- ;;.-—.:~-r—' » -— fr?‘ Aylgisﬂon §5c' ' faqpgdll“ ' lpnst office inspectors to whom all lllﬁvlellt IN‘ 73-7-5901! ~ "Yo" Heﬂnuiﬂml» 21h (Canidisn Press) " ‘ ’ o ' ‘ ' ‘ of the mail of this concern had ° cm Iwu It ts t ' - - m"- A H NG 0N Ma s 14.—'i‘h . . ¢-~.---,,,~-., ». »-1 —-T-“ ; . t t tt tn h c. b i - "WWI- ll lI-v ' ‘u; rill?» ' wxls. [bureau tbnighi: issued m: E» M- ; HWWM“ L ‘ count?’ Indie; (lsllcﬂlttrlllllchriatlall ‘llﬁlksgx; ‘i?’ a‘;'“°;{l“':' “Sam; m“ "”‘"‘°‘" "sqltf 35.7.11... olhipaﬁlii’ '°"°“"“‘ “'°"" "“""“", ' ' ' \zsf:$>. ... ttolfﬁ. Wholly V... "llnfTlil. {foleceftvhe ‘Inﬁll i" qgruifmgsaﬁ ., __ , v . - e 1|. -t ‘ ' _,_ sw c s-re e ‘FSQR BALI -- IiCCND HAND %:l:h,wm' Molynexlyd Pa? playééiivglﬁym’ségrinouuvrlzrgtnlﬁogld: $2.3: F‘. ti: rzilltlstserve the" £3115} 105x)?‘ money to be invested in one way or "villi llerchlnel in good repair. "*- ' "- com, and, on 3mm, gar-ohm, m“) I 1 1 '~ ,. ' ‘ another. Eight weeks after the Phone ma. lols-a-ta-zl _—————-i——-———- Gen, , , ,, Dghubsncs w... ' ﬂ‘¢—-——- -"“'“--- n6 ' .. (exposure and lntllctlnent" of on; , WANT ro nun rno own- " °' " --_-_-"-“ - Rwemb" "is "We" W‘ ., a er ham‘ t m! I ‘Mi l m, u, 4‘ p_ m_ o“ Mumm“, Con,’ __ ___ awn" at Norm Mum“ on Thur} conlern ‘the post office found fl JQQAL m‘ ‘hi’! HSGRII; mul". ingrlowoglélapii a veJglllll; may,“ a“, uonmutwurd and m, d“ Much 20th at 730 proceed“ ihti: contetrlliz‘ maiiioue morning a ,0 no ray _ 16- m , _~' ' ' ' __ _‘ ,e er cone} ng ex one hundred‘ salt: an olelt ll tired 90nd cap- J- Black. Chllloewalsglllglyawlgi. '“"" l" '“'°'"’"' l‘ ‘WW1 Chm" Ilium 2W3" 3‘ TORONTO M h 15 M mm dollar bitle and asking‘ that unusa- 5° Y cream up! for (Tubular). W!" ll- - - . I -- . - u . MO -— l!‘ Pins-y he invested. Did this‘ IQQ Qlyilﬁﬂﬂ‘ f; m’; Road. m-"ww-i-i = '~ _ - ' The “mm” meemm, "t m“ P‘ stroll! i”!!! 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B" P‘ “" - < A , u moon. l‘ ly are s .t in ctmeat: tr _ .1 ootsletlol yourself. ca. {re and Bee Dike two. zoor-l-ta-lt. earthquake was felt u. Yarmmtth i L, ‘h... -. nfgiﬁepafa?hgggiofﬂggflzg: laao a- m. ' lof these Plfi-lfllllr crooks.- ?‘ m at“ Nun’, of, gnumlgy evening at 11.15 ___c ‘R/JBTAN SIA e ___ by ma Hop. mu’ mumuc chm Sumlnerside tide eighteen min-l pmmbw ., “at, |x.'_ M...“ up glam,’ ‘an mm N“ CALIFORNIA IUNKIST ORANG- oclock and many of the citizens -§ . s i m s ‘Mm! u" l I h- lites later than Charlottetown. still renown", timings‘- ﬂue.“ I _‘ ’ .0519“ 2B m] 3Q to d l B ildi gs miss ( peca e m ‘a musc ts “a” d "m" t m B. p _ N‘ , , ‘ * . r m es s > cen per osen. became ea . u n l _.._ -~ v- . mum an m um em r- ston. .IIQI2O , ago- ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ' ' barge mpsfrnlt 9 for 96 cents. trembled and dll es rattled. The , beet old irlsh songs, llsrnﬂy Mid atures: rem M m; _ 11g, Jqu,“ ‘ Wlnesapspples 8U cents per dos- shook lasted a t three seconds ~._ ' = a N AN$__ _- ~ _ .-Kllh'|'°" MBVWFHWII- 9W Toronto-ml-Ztl. clear. pay some ridmuloue; _ oa ea. Fancy Cape Cod cranberries arts appeared pass from the AID 0R 0 M/ / . 7E2 ass/n‘ Ma (ml/we- r " |M0ltfreal——30-—l8, snow. all muggy. prawn,“ q V‘ 1 s0 .a quart. mm fancy ts- southwest our to the northwest. pwnfua/ _ m srand an {ﬁr/r arm fen after M! mmmn .1 Any person having finished oueoeo-co-ls. cloudy. think. lt usesom ' use: . elem so cents pel- lb. Cele ending with a_ slush. _ of ting 1w ﬂares/swarm” pg»! Jim/w _ from Mrﬂaqwnrmﬂ qhoss to sell to the Morsbfleld Live ClIﬂrlmf0tdWn——38-—23 snow. c., Penal ‘ti. s , _ Iii , p, 354,33. g not», ' " 86 ' “ ‘ ' , Pepl/MgM/llnfhmg/c and rely/our sane no orr/yopamy Ma 8000K 51'1"“! 3M1 for WWII eml- liallfaX—30-i4. cloudy. convicted an ’ ‘cents s lliidf“: "'“"t't3ln"s‘i6e'i‘IiT'P.Uli' sax-m 8&1? 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