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The Star Swain Laundry. Pitons |51 134 Kent St.

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F51' Your Grocery Order

I respectfully solicit new

customers for 1913 and wish to thank my large number of friends and patrons throng - out iChariottetown and

Wi§fi‘y Tdr 'their `§'e`iiéi"b`l`is rr§nage during 1912.

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THE PHONE DIRECTORY drawn by prsucing~ horses which she

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mlllgeugrwdin is-igts aiiuuis norm ‘ . - sayin ' svnlrr honor and Diehl;-le of 'rag the HOME paper for Prince Edward Island. , ‘harvests sua ' ui' sum ts..~_rui~4t_~i.y noisy o;aif'o."ify ii... l4l¢‘¢t0_l_‘. The Guardian is nor, fp; remittances Iorwarded wtherwiee `tha'a as above. Mllltf.

hrfhg Guardian lzeilromelr reliable .` Um ‘DNIODI OUR Ollt. thi Province. All luclritsms should b: 3:3011 toy; "The Guardian News

." Charlottetown, imtnediateiy

taht tbl "intl, etc., have

B . 'ue . `

~~' BORN

MacMICKBiN.-At Carleton, Lot 28, on Sunday January 26th to George and Mrs. MacMickeu, a daughter. (Congratulations.) ANNEAR-On Jauy. 28, 1918, to Montague and Mrs. Anneas. Lower Montague, a son.__ Congratulations.B. CROCKliYl"1‘-At Charlottetown, on ~Jan. 31, 1912, to Chas. and Mrs. Crockett, a son. WII1LISl-At Kinlaton on-January 29th, to Hubert and Mrs. Willis a son, Congratulations.

3 DIED

McDONALD-At Rice Point, Friday, Jan. 31, 1913,.A.llan McDonald, aged 49 years. Funeral will take place from his home on Monday, Fab. 3, at one o'clock, to Long Creek Cemetery. SMITH.-At 'Hunter River, Jany. 80th. W. Manson Smith, aged seven- teen years, second son of W. C. Smith.

COM1l°’¥0N=-*At Falconwood Hospital, P. E. slaird, on Jan. 20th, 1913, William. son" of the late Wellington Compton of Belle River, aged 69 years. The remains were laid to rest in the family burial place at Belle River and the funeral service con- ducted by his pastor Rev. Ewen Mac- Dougall. ` ALLEN-There passed away at the ‘home of her son-in-law, Daniel Mc- Neill, Village Green, P. E. I., on Jan. 26th, 1913, Mary Ann Allen. widow, offthe late Benjamin Allen ol Boughton Island, aged 75 years. The remains were interred in Birch Hill Cemetery and the funeral services conducted by Rev. Ewen MK1cD0u!Bl1- Moons.-At Milton, Jen. sist. Mer- jorie, widow of the late William Moore, aged 76 years. Funeral will tale place Sunday Znd inst.. B°1`Vi°9 commencing at Z p. m. Funeral will leave for Milton cenctery at 2.30 l>~ m. `

so, or do not enclose suilicieut money ,\;o pay for same, all of which will be returned by first mail in the event ol the item no’4 being chargeable, or _if

more money is sent than necesslllui Spay -for t.hs`itom the surplus w V be returned at once. there being _a

transpir-

Mliitf.

for ‘advertising of churches are than _for regnlarfbusinsss. In _all such cas~

as possible by mail or Dhone,i often paying the messenger service to get _\ em §a_vc_hs,_t.slephone if not too far igltant, thus saving all possible time. Psi.'|p1e§f1ll‘i$e'-‘iillis oliver to know ii News, Letters "to, Editor. °t°~. are charged for .and to all. such there is but one items eco, of a money 'making nature, even though

1 _.so ewhat.of_ _news nature

Qyfsliqcrlsgiie ref iufesucsstiis sal 'vases notice or. notices.-of a concert,

picnic. ste., are

tm- -l=,ilv..°1‘ `_.°°1l,°°§l.°l\-;=el° 02;" °f 'sale -*ef or refreshments. .' ad- vance notices otpurely religious ser-

__vio_el,, _,raven , though;-.°, a silver eollectieii is = . be taken all. not chargbable. The particulars or any of the above, alter they hAveibee'n_ held. are, however, asws _and».t,liue_ noechsrssabie. The ‘news ‘o_!fl_1r!-pa..'~h_ present or future business. ,which is still being conduo ted, ls cbarges.ble,._ if, it is ep- psrene;~»thar=~ the oblast is to make the moi-evridely known and thus increase it. Verses accompm

tl\.aq\i9ss__<»r~ are also cher-

tb ,which are actual éhbgvbnt/oiiceln

Q or ening Daily

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mail to oilice, so ldilnlllwilitmsnt will

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LONDON, Jah. 81.-:A Society freak, is reported from Rhine. .Princesi Debliutu nuuewisst, formerly Miss

drove with one hand while with the

chained together. The alarmed were -ready for flight but she led her escort out again sa sly.

rssroa nsisioss ro ' . , BECOME UNDERTAKBH:

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death

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Tehu-geshls if there is -an admission

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and will l’e°9¢I\ 8 flight et

program will appear ister.

St. Dunstan’e. It has been arranged

in evidence as each club as a reputa-

Dunstan's vs Vice.

00mll9~lly.ior the past year. .The direc

- ~Her friends will regret to learn

that Mrs. Henry Weeks, Charlotte- town. is ill in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Wallace McKinnon, Allie Cutliile,D.

Bertram, Ham Bertra/m and Rufus Stevenson, Fredericton, were in Char- lottetown yesterday evening.

.

OASHIER SHORT $50,000

- SURRENDEBS T0 POLICE

NEWARK. N- -7-. Jan. 28.-A. L.

B

First national bank of 1-llighbridge, N.- J who disappeared recently after. confessing to a shortage 'ot $50,000, efurrendered himself to federal author- .ities in Jersey City to-day and was brought here -for arraignment. ~

Beavers waived examination and

was furnished and he was released.

SAILOR WASHED FROM I , SCHR. GEORGIE PEARL omuonsrmn, Mess., Jun. za.-

The British schooner Georgie Pearl, Capt; George Olson, master, coal laden. from New York to St. John,

other she led a Lion and Leopard 'N. B.. arrived in poft with her col-

ors half-melt ,for the loss of Adler Hanlon, "-one of,-theyerew, who was washed-from the bowspric last even- ing on Peakeshill’-Bar. Hanson was 21 years of age, 'si-ngle, a native of Norway, sad was slapped- at Bt- John. _ _ _ ,_

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Oerrewsd ro: every wednesday sail

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Beavers, defaultin cashier' of the-l

was held under $10,000 bail. Tlis

to his house. '

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straw, per ton

Hay

Eggs, per doz.

Butter

Chicken (pair)

E‘owl (pair) Potatoes, per bus. Turnlps Cabbage

Pclts Hides

Calfskins

Lamb -

beef

40 to 42

".50 fn $6.50

70 to 75 23 t0 28 25 to 28

80 to $1.00

$1.00 to $1.25

26 to 30 10 to 11

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50 to 80

12

13

12 to 16 10 to 16

5 to 8

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$1.25 to $1.90

Beet (quarter) Pork Geese

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the people to be'careful, as the tho- rough brcd being the most prepotsnt

Crpy Lmg,QUp|_-The on Loggi; Mrs.” B. A. McDonald and gon, Mg" horse in the world to~day would re- use been former. .It iuoiuays.. ti.; 'ri-111° l!°Ph~rl°n. Joseph Grim. Ver-“ ""?¢“°° M” °"“ °‘*°"°°‘°'*““°'- I' ioui- senior eiube or oborloteetowu, non. and Mr. McM1llan..Bl1don. were 11° W°'° B11 animal 01 s°0<l type. cormnughu, Visco;-ing, Abegweits and visitors to Charlottetown yesterday. °°“°\i *md ll`&°¢°b1°. With P1°ll¢'»Y 0!

bone and size, he should prove bene-

for the hockey teams of the league to ’W- E- Calbwk. L60 H\lK\1°B. Adrian Mm t° th" °°"“‘“‘“"‘7- meet on tha nth of this month ‘nd M¢Inn|| ,mi Chas gooke' Tryomwere On the other hand, if the thorough- some splendid sport wiii uo doubt be among the laps at the hockey match "?°" 1° °‘ th” 1°“"‘°“°“» “K*‘*'\’°'

in Charlottetown last uigiiz. ‘11°‘1- “M-f“°l“K WPG. “1==°\1“<l and

tion for clean fair, sport to uphold. bad`t°mp°"’d' “Q Mrs” ‘mum d° 'rho hockey games win be oouni. Wm- Delaney. Tryon. a stuaeut ut ‘“°’° ““'“““° *°' “Y °°’“‘““‘.“°Y- h,ad°n_ your team. smug on the in the short course, Charlottetown, in- Tl" student” W°"° stmngly “d"‘°°d' the same night. ~ The iirst games will tend! `BD°lldill8 the week end Wm, if they WGN Using thoroughbred, to be the Oonnaughta vs Abbies and St. friends ill 5°‘U'i!- ' get ‘me of the "gm type' °r el" not

try to breed that class of horse.

- Road horses were the third class

FIRE INSURANOE MmE,rIN_}__ Q\?e;:c°H§:°’lt°xéha?;:€;igx;vgf Baci: discussed. As the Island does not The annual meeting of the Charlotte-"1’““i°d W his Wm’ 16"- Y°5f°fdBY 0l\ gsedmoturdptgver fo! anyhkgdioll tha town Fir, yn",-mc, C°__ .Wu hold an extended visit to New York and 08 B' an ‘ere ore B e r ma in th' Board of Trade room. Int Bostom work has to hc done by horses, the `evening. The attendance was large __ road horse should prove particularly and tha du.°ctm..' “port bt the The many friends og John Mc_ Tuitiiqblle todtliic people ii bred properé years business highly satisfactory. A Sw°°”' B'°°k”°’d' Wm ‘°’"“ Wm* than f:irlIv\iiffegiviMt>oow§:ut3 :Effie mvlutivu was unsnhrwusly passed "1"“‘“’° °' N” ’°"°"°’Y "°"‘ “ “’ in weight if bei 'bt fro is-1 to mankmg the ,atkins duenors for vereattack of rheumatism. Mr. Mc- ,EH and ‘shfmmw ‘imm tgloughout the- splendid manner in which they Sween' “'h° had take” in 1°” UC'-°' " '

b _ i Oh In t The more beautiful the horse, the

had conducted the business of the Rf; t:Ba%r;,u£;" ‘;m§e?“'“ Wsterduy more money he was worth, if he

were sound and clean gaited As

to" °1°°t°d f0l` We enillillg Year BW I road horses, square trctters are much Geo. E. Hughes, President, Herbert REFER Brrnuimgo ARBITRATION to be preferred to pacers, and it Fennell. A. O- Dlwlwmln. R. 0- Goa . __ ' mould bo the sim or the breeder to and J . A. Farquharson.. NEW YORK -Jan 29_Oomp“lsor get what will suit the market best.

"" bit ti ' d ` I While the small road horse may do

ANOTHER si=Ls:Nn1n PROGRAM. 8' ’“ 9” W” °“°““°°“ *°““Y by wen for my driving in s iight ruu- -“PMYOUH Of The PB0Pl6's Theatre, S“m“°1'“'°'“p°"' president °1 th* about ituis not advisable to have Charlottetown, last evening witness- American F°d°"““°“ °f L°'b°"' in “ is. mei'-s breed this class as even ed another well casted program ol BP°°°h b°'°"° th° Bmmal meetmg °‘ w an breeding from the best a large pictures. In fact the whole even- th” N°ti°”°1Givi° F°d"““°“‘ mbor of misilts are -produced which cvening‘s entertainment was good William G- 149°' President °f th( bring very little money On the thereby furnishing the audience with B"°th°fh°°d °f R9-“T085 Tl`Hll1l11Bl!. other hand B, larger gorge even many cnloyabls moments. The com- 915° d°“°““°°d °°mP“1°°l`Y *“`b“'\“5' though somewhat coarse and ldcking cdies by the Keystone Co. entitled, tion- “EU-\P|°Y°B 'md °l'llP10Y9l`5 in in the qualities that go to make up "At Coney Island" and “A Grocer the United Stall” and C9-Hilda aft the ilrst-rater can nevertheless be Clerk’s Romance" were rip roaring m0Bl5 0- “Ulf 8~§&il1stit." he asserted. sold at a fair price, as a 'light ex- pictures. The Lubin drama, “The "Both sides declare that until some or-esser or delivery horse, or failing Sheriffs Daughter" is splendidly act- 111°" SB'-lSfHCt0l`Y 11181111011 Ol adlust- -that to ilnd a market as a useful ed out besides showing some very lllg disputes is reached strikes and horse on th f

. e arm.

p r e tttiy W s c in e r y, G a. u- l<;ckouts are preferable to any system The animals for the glass wurk

m o n s e e 1 y p i c t u r e s 0 surrender to injustice. They are were supplied by the MacKinnon are always interesting keeping one in 1arE€1y divided on the question of .Dr-ug, Coq Hammond Kelly DL lull knowledge of the diilerent events compulsory investigation with volun- Pethick and G. D. Wright. These of interest that happen throughout tary acceptance ol the award of n gentlemen very kindly placed their the world. The singing of Mr. Rit- board of investigation and arbitra- animals n.t the disposal of the class zius was very line. His enunciation tion." _ for judglng purposes' and also fo, is perfect, every word being under- Oscar S. Straus, chairman of the comparison as to their good and bad stood and his voice stood out llovely lizard which arbitrated the railroad D0il1f-S. ’

irlimthettsonz ";0\{)ei;_ T_hf`ihO£:,ear;aB1\{)eB.\: engineers’ demands, said that the em- The work in field husbandry, seed

o er Il m e a B Y ployes of public service corporations, Judging, etc., at the Agricultural

souslity" is .mother oi the clever including railroads, are entitled to u Slwft Courses is practlmlly conclud- kind he is singing. The incidental ngtioqal Wag., wmmissiou fm. their :il for this week. Great interest. has music for the pictures _was rendered protection in wage matters, with ooeu token in this brunch oi the by Mrs. Tomlins in flue style, mak- powers' if necessary' to ra-me mu, course and the attendance has been ing the hill for last night a. wcll con- mad rates to insure increased 'Pay 111 that could be expected. On Thurs- structive one. for emD10ye,_ day the chief work taken up was in _ _ A, B, Garreston president ot# th Lhe judging of the seed oi clovers an 1 :_ ~-= » ._ ' Bi-0t11g`r=1j§,0d"°f`}§.'gi1i.6ad ‘C0nductm.s(_` grasses. After the regular sessions,

..._.-..- ° _- criticized the board that arbitrated optional work was given in weed seed

Alex. Dorian, Rustico, was in Char- the engineers' demands. Five members £°';:3§ntie°':s align?" 1t.h° eiadicalfiin lottetown yesterday. of this body,be declared knew nothing , . P B '_ S me ° W0’ B

_ ____ of the m.0b1emSinvo1ved_ "H we must of particular importance to farmers

J-_ J_ Mcquaid, _ pigqum, Wag in arbitrate we will arbitrate along no. who” eeggs are greasy infested with

municates with the sender as quickly, Charlottetown yesterday. cepted lines. _We’ll accept no more some 0 ‘°. Wee E’ W ich We 9° mm'

_ , ____ vagariesi., he declarei He suppol_t_ molnlyl ilnd in olur commercial grasses

Wm, Kain, _New Perth, was in cd the firemen in their call for arbi- Zgfmg 0ve€0Beed,?£ec'£h°a,§;i1usr,? oiugx

Charlottetown yesterday' tration. undo the Erdmun law S , E

again t introducing weeds of a nox-'

M_ A. Dumas’ Bridgewater’ N._ B_ VIGEROY OUT AND . iious nature into an otherwise clean

- 1 i i 1 C8 . A I

some to Charlottetown yesterday- ABDUT AGAIN siege 2551;; tlgptlfu hldgurous edt

, `IliO I d 1 il' I d t

Rev. T. J. Dienstadt, St. John,‘ F£E3iIi‘HI' 613°' 27'-Bam” Charles tlrzbm r-:lishnitl tyhoge lswigerdxsl agssolhly well known in Charlottetown. is vis- 1,;-,fr ggf' ”°’°y °§ ¥“‘“°' Wh° W” sueii os be iinos oireeoy in his seine.

iting in New York. ~ . ceinbgr ahazsxggvlbrsogzrblg $3.3; gf. however, through his inability to

. _ _ 1 etect ne p ' i i d

Shermaun Tremere. Hampshire. ff; “M” me mt “"p°“““°° “‘ P“b‘ seeds iu tbfsoecitlisiun ouenxwzusby who was visiting in Charlottetown ° troduceu some e weed 'v iii has returned home-. Th° Vi°°r°’ meived “ t'°"‘°“d°“° smell. umouuts ou his farm 'oreifiniiiu

ovation as lie was driven through the .

--' - locality which may do incalculable

i .

.. D. S. McQuarrie undertaker of igfgsonn tilentgfggdliggssrii imdnlx harm. Added tu this the fact that Crapaud was in Charlottetown yes- tives and would take no especial pm_ the germination of some ot the com- terday. ‘ ca“ti;mH to prevent another attempt mon commercial seeds is not aa high

-- on his me_ v as it should be. This makes it pos-

sible for the careless farmer to buy and pay for large amounts of useless material, thus making the price oi the good seed which the sample con- tains very inuch higher than lie real- izes. Another ieature prominently brought out in this discussion is the fact that no sccil sold in the mar- kets is necessarily government tested” w`hile all seed sold as seed is liable to govcrniiieut inspection and must average up to the grade for which it is solrl. Failing this, the seller of such seed is liable to prosecution.

Next week the work of this branch

will be in potatoes, roots, such as mangels, turnips, etc., and corn. For this work, as mentioned before, Mr. Boviug of Macdonald Colle e, Mr. Blair. Superintendent of the ilxperl- mental Farm, Kentville, N. S., Mr, S. J. Moore, Seed Inspector for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, as well as J. A. Clark, Superintendent of the Experimental Farm here in Char- lottetown will be present. / -

Tuesday and Wednesday oi next week there _will be classes in -Sheep Husbandry conducted by James A. Teller." On Tuesday Mr. Tslfer will shear Q sheep and' roll up the fleece in the most up-to-date way. Option- al classes begin at. 11 a. m. and at 3.80 p. ui.

W. H.*Os.lbeck, Tryon, maritime re-

presentative of the De Laval separ-

the short course to those interested in Dairying., An exceptionally close skininslirg .was _.done yesterday, so low that it was be ond snu eration

. ‘ 1 is

.barely leaving a trace of butter fat.

_ saturday issue. . f ~ '

ALWAYS CONSULT '

'wma xrauey Pius 5 ~. 'rr-Im Pnomi nmmoron Land those are su( Rad K ` ‘ “'-

ease to work ----

number of who, whm

their

subscrip-

phone

liiqllifl

ator. will give e. demonstration at.

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Btobu Province’ UllN'i‘ius,.‘- Nomyndl-1. '°°¢°"° s horses one

_,L_ -4 .. A ,,___R"_ _ _,_ _,_.,°’W§”,.M_._ um, ,J 1,, W or tum distinct einen unit was

'Hi\a',i'i~rnr.-friiia. in service 'oeemi onuretutomormw '°°'“°°° 1° fl' wualfy to-My-, W rn Hum” Km wmno* -gwmng ,mm "uw A §°'“..,___M°n“". sun". are the carriage "hersss; saddle

at 7 o'c1ock. Wisdom, evening. Temperance Iaciud~ h°“°° °' “"4 h°"“°'- - ' ' "

;,g,,,_ » (ng P,.°Mb|t4m-,_ _ ’ The carriage borseis prodligid in

qqg;-.Mg i ~.-.~::.~.-J-.~.-r:31':z-_-.~.=~.-.1.ee-_-.-_~.-_-_-,-.-.-:_-.-.e LM llrlgcst numbers and of th most

Feed Barrier, Stanhope, has return- suitable types by using s hsckssy

A ed home-$1' spsndindg a (ew Mn. sire. oi good quality, and straight,

In the interim IMJ-‘c"etl bb phoned. 32:? es and trien s in Mount £23. Wlgfag .l:!>°ll¢ }5Llinf»° “uit

< _ £4-.£6 ` I' » , , ll WOR I ` 0

BIa'r1-iniv scorn..-an suouiaf ' --- . “°1¢l1b°"1°°<l °l 1-200 IDI- In vrilef reserve next? lrrresq sight-for the mov. w. w. ,si-ever, st. Jobs, for-I to produce zoou saddle horses it central christian Birtlieuyeooisi ir.: nierly- or ohsrlottetowu, s1tnougb”W°\\ld N waseary to use thoroush- tile Knights orvyuues' Hsu. The improved in neeitii is still tourism bm N004- The lsvwrcr cautioned

plone book. Home people, 1u¢¢“\'¢|` looking at the book, even phone on what number to ask for to get “_ other department. All\ thi. || 5 great waste of time on the part of D.l!l°ll Pllmlills. the operator at the Central, and the clerk in the ag. Psrtmsnt wronlly phoned. The news ltsil, on sn upper floor, mnnot 31" the necessary information about eith- 'er advertising or subscriptions, mr- the advertising stall about subscrip- tions or news, nor the subscription etai! about advertising or no", 1|; other words the clerks know and can do but their own work in their own departments. and if lt were otherwise they would be continually running from one dellartment to another, up- ltllrl and i`l0Wli, mixing work, wear. ing themselves out and causing the greatest possible confusion. On and after 6 P. rn. daily it is usologg go ask for any phone numbers except 132 and 188.

Patrons who consult their phone

books for the numbers they really want will greatly lessen the work of the patient Central telephone and Guardian clerks and thus help make their lives much brighter and hap- pier- ll-ioctl.

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,, .A GOOD MAJORITY

DUBLIN. Jen. 31.--The National-

ists have a majority in Derry oi 57,

V WHAT YANKEES CAN D0

WASHINGTON, Jan, 27.-Brig:

Gen. Clarence It. Edwards, U. S. A., blames the school histories for the public's alleged lack of interest in the army. Ile thinks a spirit of braggadocio has been bred in the average American duo to statements made in school histories that the American as a soldier is ahead of everybody else in the world. In a statement to-night Geri. Edwards said:

"In all the school histories the

chiidrelfwave been taught that our revolutionary soldiers without exper- ience or training won great victories over the seasoned British troops; they are taught that the same class ol troops whipped the English sol- diers in the war of 1812, und so on through all the wars. There never was such rot put into the form of history. Our fighting in these wars was pitiable and the conduct of the raw and untrained troops with one or two exceptions was disgraceful.

“Wo were beaten in every battle in

1812 with two exceptions, one of them fought _after the war closed and our capital and public buildings were burned. The same thing came near happening again after Bull Run.

"We are without a mobile army

which could be used in case of sud- den war. We could not train the cit- izen soldiery which would have to be recruited short of a year. No one doubts the ability to make soldiers out of the citizens of this country, but it cannot be done in a month or six months.

il* “At the beginning of all our wars

the untrained troops have always proved ineffective and inefficient and yet our school histories have been is- sued _rear after year teaching the youth of the land the falsehood that we can lick all creation. It is time that this false impression was cor- rected and that our people became in- formel nf the true state of unpre- pared:-.ess for war or an emergency requiring any extended use of troops."

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agllglfllfe :$3118 the Puck into

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some time. ‘;o: it' ~ “hand” and threw . it down to ' `.

Abbizsueiéd.. He was given s ,, miuu o rest. Perry meds. Q play and loaded number fosr; scale; the Crystals. The play.was kept seg

the Oi-ystal end but so scoring wash

done as McLellan of the visiting team was always on the job.N.Dursnt Ill, given a few minutes penalty for trip# ping Gordon. Mc'l‘ague was hit with a stick and delayed the game for; about live minutes. Play resumed

but no further score was added t% either side. The game ended with four for the Crystals, Abbies two. The second game started at 10.15.* The play was fairly fast. The ilrlt event was an intermission of twqu minutes for Morrison for tripping.l-I. Whitlock made n fine run and scoredf; the llrst goal for the Abbies. Then Reggie Taylor scored number two goal for the Abbies. Durant took”

his turn next and placed one goal ta* the Crystals credit. The first ha

ended 2-1 for the Abbies.

The second half started, alter fell.;

minutes play. Duily scored thsl third goal for the Abbies. Bla was kept going fairly fast till Dil again succeeded in adding snot ` goal. The play was lively untilt if and when the score stood 4-l in the Abhies favor. .. Referee.-Charles Burns, Victoria). Judge of Play.-J. C. Milford,Qon;

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Penalty Time Keepers.-Dick Hugh-

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not proper for husband and wife to, sit on the same jury according to_xl

decision made to-day il a damage case in the Superior Court. Ju Q, Gillies permited counsel for the plain#

tit! to challenge Mrs. J. D. Dean,“¢Z Kent, whose husband 'had been _‘ cepted as a juror. Mrs. Dean w asked if the presence of her husbahd on the jury would tend to iniluellce her verdict should he happen to dine agree with her. '

"It would not," answered lrlsv nm. --1 think 1 sen deems un-1% and impartially, whether Mr. Deln is present or not." The lawY°\'l “Wg asked Mr. Dean ii Mrs. Dean woul influence his decisions. 1-le was inet. as positive as his wife that he wat' independent in deciding a question, "I would' rather she would not hi there, though," he adddd. Mrs. Dali was excused. ' on

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The cure of Mrs. H.. L. Bl.l'rd&

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shouliieius. l had used various mm- clnes wllhoul relief. lheardpf _ Sarsniuirllln und decided I6 U71", lp# l bless ins day l did. I took itaeveql months and now feel well. LII my pains have vanished." > -»»-*-

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4 only Men’s Black China Dog Coats first quality

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