l . THE GUARDIAN, cHARL_qT'rRTowN, PRINCE EDWARD 1sL.‘TAND.' THE lsLANl3 GUARDIAN ..“.°.::“:.‘::"‘l’ :.3°...°.i.*::.?:.°“’..:t."::‘l:‘:.' THE lllllllllllgslllll .li.f°.:-.”.:o“;£::?;;.‘."::;:..*’::.';

would be fully and rigidly enforced. But letiier number of the people would like

D CHRISTIAN CHRONICLE. . if outlawed by l.llg.i.tic. cmtmcnt, .11 toeee Prohibition. I think it could he euforced,if the govt. undertook to do so.

: A ——~ who have regard f r the tof the ' I A ,_ -. P. E. I. in thCy Und $0 To‘Mr. Geigiufl-,:.__"[‘h9|-9 mgy be guuqe Editoriltl Comments. their standing among their fellowmen lmderhand liquor selling in Mt. Stewart.

_‘ . would withdraw from the business. It T Mn Glut l___I l. lel. l-we mm to th:°l‘::y:: ‘t'l§:k"’t'l‘l‘l_:’°l‘,‘l’_:l°_’ would be left in the hands of the lawless Bill. T. Mllllllls HAS HIS SAY. llcelflel lllellfve llc’;:,B mall” mm

hibition should be deferred until the '““‘ ‘“"°P““'“"°- -— drunkertle. than free rum-

. If the government having passed a pro- , _ _ , T J ll M Do lllll .,_I ll » l llllllk ll, ' i I I " '6 RR , I ' - I I I T T ll“ up __ _ _ ougc cTn . on T T, Y 51:: ‘ll°m:°l::io‘;lcl:)tl:f0:p'tl.llon°t1l:°°l:.°ded": bib“-07? 1"’ '°“1‘_1 3PP°‘°t f°_' the“ P would take many more preventive oflicers k f it 1- °m°°" t'° °“f°“-'9 W “W °f m°d “ad than we have now,to enforce prohibition. .. ’

Rev. Father M¢:Aulay in declaring P"°'°d t°mP°“n°° P"l°°iP1°°- ‘W1 th°° Ewen McDougall(sworn.) Am aliquot‘ I ‘ I‘ I

lull Prohibition’ Nd the commlulon exereiee the name authority °V°l' “W90 llllll.‘ hlolllll Slewflfl, dealer, have been such 21 years. I was

‘t he did 00‘ think. ‘-50 Difim 13' PW‘ .pp°imm°nt' ” i‘ am’ done in the use of ,/ engaged in the business when the Scott’ ‘ l— i . - ibiied the moderate use of any of God's ;“°“ °':P:l‘:¥°d ‘*0 “WY W“ :};:_t'°V°'l‘:‘° fggtjfillg to Ripgllggg of for Act was in force. - e -

. . w . . . ~o=u«=u of .:::.°...°.::.‘::“:.’.*.:..::'.:..; .. ucuuun. Tour-eurlecuy o .

that about the modeflte “'0 0‘ °Pi“m7 creased since the repeal of the Act. I l, l. well as our revenue laws are. And who

it . sttopped selling when the act came in O House ’ _ ‘ A It is and commentary on some of the ff“ °ht ‘°' th°f’t'i‘P‘;3l Of 51:9 1'°V0!1ltl: MI‘. Evlpn _would be force’ and closed my store; but “I found 3 South Side. 31901027 05 31° ‘lei the‘ 00917 0'01’? ll‘ " °" ‘°°°‘mt° en. now“ omens“ 3 aw-a 1 mg ItlZ¢°- my customers "wanted a glass. I com-

.dealer who went before the commis- No one , , ‘R’ nfenced again. ,1 made more money und- I s it any use advertising at present it ” The consensus of opinion is that with . .n expressed opinions on the liquor L“ ‘*5 h“'° tbs hwv ‘ml ‘ f‘m'_m°‘““r° S. W. Crabbe (sworn)-—Have been in el. the» Scott Act, as the prom. were ‘i fourths of population out of towlll an efi‘0l.t8T in direction of t l T , ltiestioa far more creditable to the chris- °f °“f°"°°m°‘3ts t_h° m°:“l 5_°“t‘m°nt °f business here 20ye-ars. Ithink the Scott gl.el.t°l._ people would give ally ll,lca_ is useless . ‘ T " . as " ‘ ‘I .ian sentiment of the community than did um °°““u'Y 3831"" ‘-43 l“l“°‘' trllffic Act did good. It was well enforced at The greater plies was to cover the l.l.k of '

- ‘ldb t r‘ d t .- . ./.. I I I ‘ R I J‘ ‘R

at last one of the (ill! clergyman in meceeiime :) rougAelil' (oi: tgdrolfiellc times and not at others. It depended on selling. When public Opllunn was pretty J EA T R ,9.

H I R h tl * ti f f sentimentfwouuclil lielp aicd ll?“ the pfuller 'h°th°"h° °"°’ °°““°‘l '“ ‘°' °' "g‘““"‘ strong» I generally shut down- The °fi'1- t ' R . ~

OW ll it Will 1° °‘°°P °n ° '3'” ° it. I think there was less drunkenness ,3 refleclled by - 'on_ More ‘old - ' I , T _ R ‘ ' ' '

the Commissioners, questionsare not ask- enftlrcemeut of the law. under the Scott Act’ especially among gender the s°A::(g:: under license. ’ R R I A R O W , H A N e ed. as to the effect of the liquor ti-afhc, Lnderstood thus, it seems to us the countrymen. I W“ 3 member of the when the Act W“ most ti id! enforced » °P°“ l'h°i“d“‘“'i"1t°°m‘"°‘°i‘1t‘“d °°°i‘l th“ ""7 ‘"t”°" 'h° “PP°‘"'3 b°f°'° old license commission at one time. It 8 y ’

- -- R i h Re C ’ ' d ' k d f . there were ten liquor dealers in one block. Their efforts to keep thls popular Store .busy the months of .A I at a in the Interests of..tho oommumtn If We Im- ll ° 7*‘ °""nl8'l°° “ll *5 3' 9 °‘ was fairly well enforced. I do not re- They my not lme ‘Old .0 much lml have been marked with the most uuquali success. ‘

den-stand correctly. the C0mlIllI8i0ll VII hi‘ °Pi“i°“ ‘‘ t° "h°"“’_' “ 1‘“_' P'°' member of much illicit selling. The lll tll ll Wh I lml ‘ I . . . in _T : gppolllted to ueeruinl if P095519, such bibltuig the “manufacture inportatiou and llcense “ll was vl0lal.£d_ The Scott Act l’l::n‘;:uan§°tso1: bguotze bog]: peopl: COIl8ldBI'lflQ that CIIONHOIIS qlllfitdufilfi Of

effects, and the probable client of prohib- Isle of intoxicating liquors as a beverage" mdl, . very gm... change in t1,.,h,i,i.. of mm d come in and all cm stantial Dry Goods have been offered at prices away down. .

T _ _ . -. - - go of the . . . . . . - .

men. so far as the observation of those would be Justified in answering yes. the people_ The Scott Act was repealed place almost. Afterward. they became Tllls Week and null] further llollce we oflel. to sun dohetler than . .

examined led them to conclude. ————+———— because a lot of the electors had their more cmlul Very llllle ol ll“, llquo, 1 following has been prepared. Not certainly for the purpose of ms.kilig’a' big but . _ ,

Insteld Of 903°‘-V°1'l“8 *0 do thlll 8 Hie lordship Judge Hodgsou declared names struck off the electoral list through sold in Scott Act lime‘ f ' d ' th 1 1 v d h ll ° -. , .. . . _ _ _ v _ _ , ,cnme through the or in uctmg ose w 10 lave an t ose W 0 have not atronlzed us in the set to fame r 1:: 'P°°l-“'0' '°'~1]dJ’3d8° lb“ 3 P0"-1°“ 0' before the Commission his belief, that some slip. The last vote did _not show customs. l l in the future, also to lowel, our enormous l mg 6 Stocklp P u

the Commifliofltltlelltohld 5900 3PPT°lll- the curse of God was upon the liquor any material decrease of public sentiment D __ . . . h l . . . T, T ted to di¢0V0l' the W0Ikll9l3'0f the Scott business, and whoever engaged in the in favor of the act, since the previous 3' MCLEOD Did you assume" ep ALL our of Silks In P131“ and fancy Sara“: "Kenna; P953908. Bifi

Act» the 33339 0‘ it‘ "P51 "1 "19 °0m- iniquitous traflic,wss sure tobe reduced to election. The Provincial exhibitions were t0l:lr;alt)?1:l:l;t;:l:l:'!:;a:)a;:lslf 3:31 aI‘w.:ld to 3-130. all 9111' large St0Ck Cf standard make.s,_in COIOTB, It IGIHMB unity, and the superiority of a licence poverty. But what about those who ac- generally very quiet during the Scott fihoeverlcould -The bu‘er would 03“ Any lady In want of a. genuine, Silk Dress, will do to Visit ' 6 law, to any other mode of dealing with cop: the belood money of the liquor deal- Act. There was much drunkenness at ' y following are a. few of the prices offered to effect ,a speedy clearance, R Rank]-

. . . . . . . . . , a large price for liquor under the Scott . _ _ the liquor traific. erstodefend them in their iniquitous bus the last exhibition. I don: know that Act. There was no cbmpemionlalthough for our standard Black Silks $1.20 and $1.75. Dlflflollllloll lilo

iness, when under the ban of the law,and there is much decrease of drunkenness them were more plaéeslo ‘elllng. llw“ Colored Silks $1.35, for 950. $1.50 I01‘ $1.00, Summer Silks, 65¢ fat

4 it 'I' 0 ‘ed ‘tn bef 1;}, who take advantage of every miserable under the present system from that of the _ « co(:nnnii::iti:°hci:?ng exlrestieisthe tigieuioii quihhi. available to get them clear of free rum period. It depends largely on *1‘ secret and cm, l,,,,,,,,, lull l,,, 91,0, .0 MANTLES“L°t Summer Jackets 30“ at $3 55» f°l‘ 35; $4 9

ll,“ the ll” of fine a ll bewngl, lull theirjust punishment,aud thus encourage the season of the year. I think Prohibi- ,3‘ E:;°°mp°titi:; ‘Eu n:‘l,l°Eitrin:nt°' goods Colored Cloth Capes 32-90 fl”. $1-l95- Silk L909 Maude‘ , . . . - - u ere on n e i o - ' — ~ mum” to the Divine 1",, but “ymg them to continue in the business. tiou would be more easily enforced by y m c 3 q y ' ale price, $14.00. Never before was there such value offered.

- ' ' I - - h 1 c , J . h P 4- 1- . » , t1l,ul9'on1dno¢pl-ohibigigfgr mgdicigud If the curse of God is upon the blood- federal oflicials than by local authorities. W em em I h" n, noticed that t 9 39-79: $12: HOW; $4.70, $0.00, $6.50, $7.00. Dolmans, Pegllllll‘ R

. . driuktciitedthb“ . . . all} T aggrgmanm pm-pg“, etc,‘ Ml-_ money taken by the liquor dealer, surely I believe Prohibitton would do good. I The §:o:teA:: ma‘; p:;P1?::::::reful tlon Pl-lee $7.

GR 1 pl-o¢.ea.d g pa; :1, ‘23;-d His blessi cunot be u n that i-tiou don’t see wh men in the li uor business . . , . I e R , of‘gh: etith chip of I°Timoth; as s 125:: of it handle]: over to his pczunsel top:nable should be oolzpfitllflted. q of gethng dhmk' I did nt notice that the blanufacturer S lot of In Lawns’ fancy Cotton‘! 3

ml the use of me ls l bmnge is hlm to My the 1" ml comma in the To Mr Gl“ke__,l.hm we been larger scett Act erected the status of the busi- choose from, regular price 80c. Dissolution sale price 50c--this lot must be acted ‘nthorm by ,¢l.ll,ml.l,_ The verse Godcursed busirsis.We think they should crowds at the exhibitions the last two “If: hll prfier h°°n°° to Sci?“ regardless gf cost’ '1 lot S11k‘B1°n3e-3 31-90» for $1-OQ I I

lwls, ..l,,lnl, “along” ‘Mn bulls“ ,lll,,,.l,llllllllleT sme llml Owl. M yelrsllllall Mlle lmedlng, wlllcll Wm lmgusbmm e oi;-zzsyciulllzjlr ‘I’ MILLIIN ERY ! MILLINLRY MI_LLINERY,_! Englishguade Bonnets Hill for llme g-mg fog thy nmmwhg ggkg ma much interested in the liquor businesses held in the drill shed. They occupied would not hauvaelsold under the Scott Act less than cost. _ Untrimmed Hats In Wlllte Leghornblack and Whit to 01311‘, It II-l

thin, often infil-mifiepjt If thi. is not the other. The only difference is the only two days and no horse trots were in if I Ind not be-eTn pressed into it by peopla heard of in this ci[;y_

clearlyamedicinal prescription what is it‘? poor rum Seller hasn't the chance to get connection. I thought better than myself. Pretty N additions have been nlade in this w

Path.” Ml.‘ Glgmlt thinks is 9,l,l.¢8~e, out of the business which those have who Mr. Crabbe hei-e_explaine.'l the pro- . e - , - I - V t m Divine dinpprml of N" u l m promoted to the Bench. gmsol the lglmlon for the n_m“glng much all the old licensed sellers sold impoited a very heavy stock, and in order to make a speed cleanses, will ofir Tabb

. . . u d th ScottA t. I here a un- Linens, Towelin s B ' ' R R t . . . .—j bay“-.gg_ 1: 1001;; 331i more mm 0113 TT the wards etc. I am opposed to a license Jmerulo; so lecmlda whl) Vif tvheery had ll . g , Furnlshings, all selected by PATCH, member of the Commission would like to . ll, allogelllel, ml prefer llle present the (I: mil pwould {lame the Him“ years experience as a men Buyer in all the leading markets of Great We — A - “l._ll,ll_ll ml, ll llleo,y_ “I would permit a man to drink until aystgm to it, Pl” FY . i always on hand a good stock of the best Irish, Scotch and German makes. H ‘

* he become I drunlmd and then I would Thonius Morris (sworn)--Am a met. C°°'""'°d °° fifth 9'39’ and these intending will do well to visit this department. ’ I

4.4 eve

'3mPi-9d to M ‘howl-It does not Pr°V° WOHICI DOC be irrational understood Mr. Morris had fefuggd to e - , fin; prohibition ‘hula not nncceed in to allow mm, mm the lllmly to llrlllll Obey 3 subpoena. Mt Mom. said it was —extraordiuary value offered to clear this lot.

2335081 U’? 3“ll!’P1‘°.i°°T °f_bith° ‘kink. and prevent other! because. forsooth. not so, and continued:—I am a partner T ‘TA BLED in Wilite .1-linen’ I in variety ; it. t is t e non-prohi tor: pro some fanatics choose to call them diunk- iuabrewery and 1...... been 20 ,.,..,..,_ M, R —AND -— . b.oached and unbleached, Dinner and Tea sizes; Bedroom «Towels in Huibshuek 'i'i°'“ °‘ 3” S°°“R Nth‘ ‘"3 “'5 '°**' srdnl To whom would the duty of de. mercantile business is a liquor business 7 . Linen-' also Linen and Cotton‘ Kitchen Roller. T owelin ch 3 I ‘ R R {I Dell.‘ Ind heeflfle Of these it VII folllld tei-mining whens man became a drunksrd 1 was engaged in the wholesale liqu--r depaltlglent hag been marked llwayidowll so to efl-ectga a ct? in dlficlllt to enf01’°9- be assigned? An examining board of ex- bugiueag in spot; 1; g‘ M 1, R . ‘ ‘1 ' RR . R - - . 3° ““°°- 5' ‘““““S-R GLOVES! GLOVES! GLOVES I-‘-L8,!‘ est variet h t ‘ mm " '° 1'“ °‘p°°t°d ‘mm um Wm "°“ldb° “°°°‘“1'Y- W00“ 135 110*» was confined to the Island. I had I ‘I ' “ v ' R g I y ever . ow".-‘in commission, we had hoped that the mom. in .n common “nu, bl, belle, lo lemon wholesale Hum pm of the time (J I G E E S French malnes,.in and 6 billions; also 4 5 and 6 stud, in tune greys, drahs, hmwplla here thereof would have kept within the the d,,,,,k,,,;-,,,,k;,,g mm ml pl“ To Dr_ McL°od_I hm no opinion of —-one special line, in browns and tails, will clear this fine ‘lot at 653., ‘gull “at. F?‘ £(:I:1'e-c1(::.!:e’rI.l(:lf°tlt1: cltllnnlrlimnomnatxltll vs:-Ll: everioilile ‘on equal footing‘? What say the’ soot; Act, Itputgregtriction oath, Are Sold on their_Merits. Evening Gloves ln great variety: also fine black and colored Silk Glovagyith kfl R R is _ _ TP'°°°_ ye It 0 ec nun uiremet the Scott Act’ ,,i,._ The” ,,,l, mm llllllclllly ll, lelllng lets and tips, selling low for cash. Hundreds of pairs of Cotton and Lists Gloves to a valuable information to parliament to the bean“, lg 3110" the ml}, to gal, than . Ever knows the f - . . , _ _ _ under H’. y Y 3’ rom. Operating to such advantage in the exceptional circum t inn R elect of the liquor traflic on the industrial llquogg ma prevent. the pool; T M ch ll 0 .d b . 3 “ma ‘ 3 ml other lnlemm cl llle llomlnlm ll l the :1 V :2“ :0:-mute; lihinltfzizre ‘lg: Are the Best. make purchases of such importance _as to warrant its stating the ’ ‘ lg, i,,,,,t;g,5,,,, ll, cmled 0,, in 0,5,, The Scott Actan ummmond, more “state than mm in“ L they diuary stock that we are now showing of rich, valuable and high-ehss Gloves h be pun“ “ unit ‘imam b° styled 30°”. DANVILLE Que-xii 19—Votiu on do now. Every day the steainer comes in Everybody Smokes ThPm' comparison the largest and most complete stock of Glove‘ ever Wu P I I mink“ t° “P0” “W” th° "°"'ki”3' °f the repeal of the ébottagdt in Drumiigiond you can see casks of beer etc at the Th H " ] ! 1"" Ladies, CONZOB H099 4| . IT I i the '1‘-‘ltlott Abel: and the ril:.eneesll>tte,l,l1ze couuttly took tluce tolday. Illherfdcilllowiug ,l,,,l_ I sell ,l,,,,,l the ml’, ,3, as ll 37 3" “° RN“ SR Hundreds of pairs to choose from, in all the leading makes and shades Speck] fa Fem. eon ate re are eresussoarasea rom: . . , , '9 ' ° 9 ' ' P°°P ' '1'“! ll‘ . 8“ ° Scott Act times. The saleis reguntted Ladies Under Vests, in natural wool, Merino, Cashmere, and Cotton, in yg,_ (5.5; ‘gd manic

leading shades, white, brown, drab and stripes,‘ from the lowest to the

1- 1 were the “$430113 Act" 88 iflefliciellt f0!‘ stop him," so says one of the witnesses h t h h ' b ' 40 R t ' It . ' - . ‘ t the wppmaion of drinking 8 ibis “Tr enmined befure ‘he Royal Comminion c .8I!‘l1d,g°a\7l0dTc 1:23:11; l;8elrI)e8!8saidy:;1:t- he A t h e ' 500 Cllrlsty S celebi ared BATH TOWELS, In Cotton; IE ‘if.

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- Di-ummondville, St. Germain, St. Cyr'lle, _ , , _ _ - "‘l“°' mm“ was, W; E“, wi,,l,l,,,,, ,,,,, 3., G,,§ll,_ by the quality of the beer. R si<;o;_.,,l.tl Dl5..;.g.JER.Y com whites ; Ladies’ Under-clothing. JAMES PA'roN & Co. haverecently

Em‘ f _ ume, six polls, gave 676 majority for the To Mr. Gigault——We bought about 4000 ail t_._T.;,.l5l _ll,~T,_;—l ' ' . . . T T T oi-cemefl 0 Law “Pall Ulmm’ French “I 0’ bums barley last year. Then might be ?TnY;S€aPS:1pi1P1nl13aAl1:aldI: gleflllls de}l?1'iII(liBl1f,1:I1(: fife Prgpariled toAc1ill'er qualities that éhnliot belt. Ladies will do llnchmmkhld by some pmleslon Kingsey Falls, three polls, gave 241 ma- Tl » ~ . - 0 ca an 00 a . ese 00.. s. so, one lot of Ladies White Skirts, GUI}. for 733

. . 1000 b h dill‘ ' . W h . , to 0 opinion. thuoifiirohihition of the liqu- ’°"" f°’ “’° ‘°'“ 6 or 8 eiifiployei-rsiince m 8 you 0 m N18” Dresses: 889- fl)’ 339-

or trsfiic were enacted, the law could not W T Ool To Judge McDonald——I was a council- be enforced. Just here, however, it is ’ ' ' lor 18 years. I retired last year because

- 139317 to hgve 3 deg: definition ofthe REGIN‘, -Aug. Legishtlve they deprived the Of 006 member he'll. €flf0"°5‘”5 0 }"’°Mb5t4’9 1410- Assembly struck out by a vote of 8 to 7, ‘bid’ I d° mt think '°' 'igl.“" Alsw my be hroken—,n-or be broken the section of the school bill providing for T° D" M°I’°°d’1 M 9 "°°”"° 5° ".11 "93 °° * ‘"89 Wllesllld 3511 my be en‘ the opening and closing of schools with “veal yea" unilertthe Scott .Act' I don t lowed. of wane, llt the vfolnlon of pjyerl know who my license authorized me to lg, ll, ganonl ‘ml open,“ “thinly i‘ not ..____._.>_.._—. sell to. I think it was to vendors. I sold enforced. If on the other hand, the nth. Over 500 Strikers Arrested. ‘° °""*"~

cars of the l" no . .l t ma diligent (Judge McDonald raised his btinlle-S in ‘eel . out viohwn of the kw md if KNOXVILLE’ Allg_ 23__,0Vel. 500 miners and offered Mr. Morris the protection of

‘ll than ‘ho "a diwovflod flouting the ma‘ citizen,’ hue been ‘nested gl goal the commission to the question which the l“, “.9 punhhed’ ‘ll’ than the kw is en.’ Creek and vicinity. 150 still held as 1”” 3"nt°“°° ‘”"'°r°d' Dr‘ M°L°°d

pl-hone,-3 in 3 little c1lll,l,h_ who has as much back bone as the judge forced’ though than may b°’thr°ngh the has bristles said it would be time enough

‘°“°"""g "°“ °.°°°°“'°""‘."“°‘ ‘‘‘‘°“’ ‘'‘‘° , to. Mr. ‘ldorristo get the protection of . . , IN CLOTHING wet havejusl opened a lot of ALL-WOOL“ YOU'l‘H8l dvlllfs to at seek to escape it! penaltlelc many whom __T:i:—:rE-—- the commission-when he asked for it. Mr T.“ T. . .. from 13 to 18 years of age, bought at a sacrifice andwill -be sold at 33.78 a Belt-a ll

;?:u';'t:l':n':l' :°m_':g:§l:°b0’o"l::'°; BE[}|][}flIsE]] sfl1{1}LB,]]R Bumps Mclilrhlr diinollitppk it and the following T T T TT T Tl genuine bargaili c0I(l1Sl](TIl%lil'ITl§L tEl:1eBql18.llll:y. T, l T T viohted’ mono’ 1°" hmny "Id in' quDidoy'lhI'i’ kniiw ‘you were violating the I I I CLIFTON ” - our MEN S an I win 80- chap’ If you “'9 in "at of ‘fly - cenaiarim. stillpbt-in il_1.o§1r cities, .1- l ‘ll 56 R . ’ ,, don t pass us, as we have the goods and prices that will suit you; and for your own sake , though a law emu prolnlntws tltouuentl H I Tum are plenty of km vlolml I People Salli lW0|ll(l lllfll don’t buy a dollar's worth until you see our bargains. R - R in may iueteneoe the °fl‘°nd°*' no not will violate any law that is unjust, unccn. 1 mm“ 0-453 91' t The goods have got to go and ‘no doubt about it No reasonable ofler refnsedi fir . I c I

. T . - 1. I ' s . W, .,. gm .0 am, am , l,,.,,l,ll,l,,,,,l, cowl‘; ;';‘:‘ 3'00!’ Poisoning I Summer Goods, and lots of goods selling at half price.

liquor law willbe evaded more than any ‘. ' 79 ~ - _ - T l - ' 9 ‘ ' . ” »

to we moo. to. 2:; ::::;R.:::':.:::.:.:::;":.:.::'::: .....“.E.‘’.....'’‘ .Y'£.l‘.?.‘§'.°P§.£..... J - B. MCDONALD S GRE AT CLOTHING STORE. “emu” for in violation an pecan” to U C net. It ,was the same as-a'e but had less 33 11303 1" “my 0? THE “ST Cruz!“ . I A’ I . — ._