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Open lvminge Until 'rl ' I .I " I we

V ch _um |(1uARL0."»Elr0w~ Aug C“UN-li p

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_ Vi e have added 'a very full . r .

lille of it ildys to' buy in this Province. The Arena opens Xmas night.

Back Combs ` The many lrleiiiis ei qordeii ara’ service will lie held at christ

Ban-(ues and lllwf-. Alexandra. will be pleased to Church, Cherry Valley, on Sundav-

BBH him out again after his recent

24th at 10.30 s ni only This will

Bandeax illness. ‘ he the Cbristmsd .Communion for

to om. stock- If ‘_ 1- this congregation. Theoffertnry will,

_ _ yOu vlmlt The schooner B. G. Anderson, Cap- be a Christmas gift to the Rector.

something really nlce,seethem ml* M°rrle. arrived from sour-is, P

E- I-. yesterday with 4000 busheld A North Sydney despatch aays'- l'l0tat0cs, 500 bushels oats -Halifax Ca tain So el lerc of Gr d

W. W. WCIIHGT Em I ' miie, Nad, -eeeii iii town riiiire

1 i H1 , I

Jawa! M iturday I-Ie ls awaiting the arriva

U’ h les _.Anna McEachcrn, of Bs11a9¢"of his schooner the Margaret which ‘

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1 fl# iésigneld his position as Principal is now on her way from Prince Ed

` , _ ~ ' ~ iiinother of his scbooners the Arkan-

G O O d G f ° » . A ‘sas which left Grand B nk month 'L i

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Fine Footwear f

A useful gift

r-me U7 N

stands higher than iiig

We have made exteiisi

day .scaisoli and are showin

re lily good in footwear I

ever sliowu

- Ca I in lodily Burl make your selection W’ '1 _

S¢l'V¢ it llfllll you want it dei.vercd if you wish e “il he il

For Women

Felt slipp-_i~s,al' liinds, 45|; up lioudolr slippers . . . Sl. up l<._--citing slippers 5; up \'.:lvef. and :latin pumps upto Queen Quality basis $4 iii _ _ _ _ $5

Sl.-tiling lmol.. S; io _ 53 _gn Ovizrillioils .. _ _$|_15 up St uwsliims _ _ _ _ . . . . . . $2.7

_ _ _ S

Mu _-casiiis . _ QL25

For Boys

for lllc kiddies.

_ 1W3l’S the niost pleasing

and valuable and among the list of gif=s Home

one of the hertixiiiblls we have

J _ J-, iw* K 0 , lgg iigh Bchool, and intend, ward Island to Sydney. Captain _

“°-'E leaving for New York in the may Piercy is also awaiting tidings of ‘ ‘

a e.

I t S 1 n The Rev F W Bandon, of the nrro for Portugal with twenty-iilne

Newfoundland Conference, will preach hundred quiutals of dried fish. She » on Sunday, December- 24th_ “_ North has slhce been unheard of and grave ‘

li class fonts ear.

ve preparations for the Holi-

g s choice' line of all that is `

For Girls

SllPi‘e'-‘li .loc to.. $2.

B ‘fits in butrgned and litc_ d stylus $.59 ig _ _ $_5_

Skilling bouts . . . . __ _ SL35 Ov.-irsllncs ._ . . . . . . $1.75 Sic\\sl.c»:s ..._ $l.15

For Men

Carpet and felt slippers

_ 1: <1 v_--_~_<::_~_~_»'>_;%»r e; -_..--.re-._= -

45010 $I.50

Kid and lcatlirr slippers 4.,

si. ie _ _ 52.75 ,G

Iiiviclus boots $5- lo_..$6.00 .;l Slsiling boots $1 to_ $5.50 ,l

Overshous $1.211 to ..$Z.75 Snowshoes ._ , .. . .SJ Moccasins . . . . . . .. . . . _ $1.40 gl|

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_‘mlm Hllflllrls Po. are well known

Wide. Easy

I Lnut evening n:_8_o'clocli h R

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Shoes for the

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Q _._ St. Johu‘s Presbyterian church. As

_ expected a lnr;:n number went. to hear

I55 Queen Sireci ‘

B2!-

~ r rrfrcily Finished Photos

'Our photos are vopulsr 1 LHQIR- A. D.

-1 I r. l‘rf.9"’:;.r::r°.:- I

wi-h rin-ticula~ people be cause they are natural dainty und. perfectly finish- ed. wo have must. red our business, niillte im--_li pliutn li. must ipiece oiurtlslio skill. Onll in and seo our work.

Cook’s Studio

lieys’ Seoul Shoes tire all ilie_iiegc~l

ilirve you seen them ? There are great values for the money.

Made on up to date lasts. Size I io 5 :.2

&ice $1.50, a.co and :.50 a pair.

ict a pair for that boy of yours.

A. li. McEaelien_

The Shoe Man A

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COAL COAL

Wholesale and Retail. Fresh stock always on hand

of Reserve Runmiue.

Of Reserve Screened.

Of Reserve Nut.

-ALSO-

Anthracite Coal, the ,celeb-

rated Lackawanna in chestnut sizes at lowest prices.

liuntaln. Bell & Co. _

Ageiits Dominion Cool Co. Lid. _ Agents Blitck Diamond S. S. Line

ome. _.is gum street. } 40|-der your Christmas Flowers,

l’lioi_|¢ 40.1 rind .gnu

You arc invited to sec my

display of plants suitable for the Christmas season. I have A choice lot of Primroses in al- ohodza, also Cyeliimcn. \l¢l'U‘ salem Cherries, Ferns. Palms., etc.-Ju. Tait. ir. Brighton. phono 269 l2'l3dtf

OANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

/ ...__

The Canadian Pacific is the 811°"

Direct Route Charlottetown to Mon- treal, the mp being made in Well*-7* four hours. Clone connections ar! made for all points beyond. 5°" villages and 'transferl are avoided. New electric iight sleeve" W ll" °' P- R. Halifax Montreal run. M14 Wi* road has the beet dlnlnl “Y '°""l°° 'rtile is the only line ooorsttnl 8.0¢ Dsrtmeiit can-Montreal and Ot "°

nu ii 'l‘orov~ i ht. Many special

to Toronto. and Mont an ‘ galyéuwiic hiangengnmd' The R03",

' _.1_ K. sou. tl'

ifmtfo vii°°d“'riieei. vw '"9"' °"*

s 1.25.--sruee'e. I2 ~~ 20'!"

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_ New iaiiiihvsa snoglf'

` . _Ildrtf l' riuttetnwn !*F.‘.I

- New Goods lor Xmas

Layer Ilaisns 'in l lb packages 25: L iycr R:ii~in-i in 3 Ib Boxes 65': l lb Plum Piiddiiigs (in ilowis) 3m: 2 lh Pi. in l'nr|i‘ings (ii lio.vls)5oc Almond Pasii- (for li:i~ii¢l p.r lin .ijc Crystalizerl Cheiris~ por ih 5 c Layer Figs fizood qiialiiy) -6.: l.-_vi-r Figa in Sm ill B ‘xox loc

, I-I:rliiJ'.veie ijziloa por lb loc l Navel Ora~1|,'esl ywr doz gsc 45" _=, ‘r: K-ng and Niirlhern Spy Apples

_]iri~ul>‘il l"ruii Celia'

mgeer <5? Goff

We Wish You all

rl li'

P`CIpl Iil:|.§ l 'fill' '

A MfI'I‘y CIil'lSlIli2lS ,.._riiei..'i. 'iec...fiy` i.‘§iff§`§yi.r.°.ili§°i..

and ‘idea of God Dr S iclel n membe

fiituie

l Wiltshire t 11 _ _ _ shire at gin. me ni., and at Ham

, U_'~"fll`\'lCcri on the Mount Stewart

V lliai-ln at ll 11. m., 'Mount Stewart

3*! .ircult, next Sunday 2-ith. will be' in

` St £55 l". In.. Illini-itaiiaiiage at 7

l,, ls _fi The seliiienrr .min Heine cnp-

_ - x,

gain Treiiholni, arrived yesterday hrfim MUYMY River with 2,800 bus- ” S llotatoes, 100 bushels turnlps

I, ond 100 bushels oats.--Halifax Exg,

_W. H. Harlrins and his dramatic f/llllllluy arrived in the city on the Calvin Austin yesterday and will tgmmerice _ a two weeks' engagement “_ the 0130113 HOUSE. St. John En:

lic-rc.;

Robert _and Mrs. 'i`ui,ler who have bf” l>l"llll1g at The Palace for some “l3'3_llH. left; on the early morning tiein to spend is few days at M|...__ Tutler's home in Tiverton, N. S af- atf-~ wlir-li they will ee re P. 1. ‘_'h°"e Q19? Open an engagement at (.1111 lol.._cr.own and Summerside res- Pcvtlvcly.-~-Amherst News.

'Ivnli J. Drehaut has returizetl to

*“f’l’5~""» M055, after a llleasant visit .With his parents, 'flinmgig ](_ “nd EMTH- Blieimlli. Alcxaiiilrn. Mr. Hre- -llnut tliinlrs the Island is in a flour- ishing cuiirlltluli. He has soon many cl:n.n;;os since lust visiting here. Mr. Prchuiit is ` ri.. curileliter and reports “Ut” ‘lf ‘Will Since bo has returned. He eiijoyeii himself, while here, shoot- ifl‘~’» hlllltllll: and fisliing, and always had Kood luck on his expeditions. Mr. lircllnut liaprimiefl to have ii min lf. *hs Wlllwn while going te Charlene- town, in the afternoon before going iaway, and just ns lic was nearing the Hillsboro bridge, he shot a lovely_ fat wild goose. Bent this who emi?

_ _ , t e ev lired ti. Baton, of Australia, and the New Hebrides, spoke in the veetry of

the most tilrllling story of the New Hebrides mission. lt. was hero thi Gordon Brothers, the famous P. E. Island missionaries, were niui-dcr¢,d_ Rev. Mr. Briton is a. son of the fam ons llr, Vrton, wlioso writ=v~~s_ l'f and work have been an inspiration to- thoueands, and the son is the iatii ei s worthy successor. It was s. great Privilege to incet and hear one whose nomo and fume are worldwide. The 'story of thc triumphs of the gospel over wrongs and vice always stlri the Christian heart.-Moncton Exe.

The following Acadia, notes have

_bean received and will be of much in» terest here:-The basket ball ganief played between the teams of the dit ferent classes of the University have resulted thus far in the followingz- Senlor vs. F1-eshnien, 7%2; Junior vs. Sophomores. l7~-5; Freshmen vs Agademy, 11-15; Juniors vs. Acade- my, lfv-10. Many llnprovcnients ‘have 'uccii iiiridc recently in thc mffir building of the college and ln thu library. The clans rooms have been fitted with additional electric lights ito provide for the eiirly nnd late Iclusses. Aczirliii. Seminary lield ii. tea nndsiilo recently in iilil ol the \'. M. »(¥. A. work and upwards of in-hun dred dollars was realized. Dr. DeWoli,

aeuni Society on Evolution and the ' i . . rp , |- of the facility of the college, lectured

A llappy New Year I The Bayer Phti_li_l_~§

:cumin il. D. DRDWN, D. M. D. E

DENT I ST “fue i:;1..”llssi .§*.°.isl::’é“-

(‘»hri.rlul.tril.¢.wn. ‘

I 030<liyr.

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*pid i`if‘°iii°.'ll`lc_lsii E urirecn Di=nt»ii»;t

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS----_

early. I have a beautiful lofi of Primroses. Cyc|amen»I"erns, Palms andilerusalcm Cherries. ...Jas Tait, jr. Florist, Brigh- ton, phone 269. iz,-Igdtr

Order your cut flowers e_arly.

I will have Ilosesiclfilllillllllll' Lily ef the Vrlley. Roman live- ‘ cinthu, Narcissus. ¢'¢. etc.- Jao. Tail, ir, Florist, Brighton.. phone 269. 1 2-I3dlf I

IP I aii:°liiii'$r§i.iii°rné>“ii'e°i'riJ E '

role l

ov" ww” nany suggtstlons for Xmas irifts-

hefore the 'Fhiecilofglcal (llub on Chris tlan B<'.leul:.~. Both lectures were high ly instructive. The new chiii-ch build ing at Wolfvllic ii-l progressing rapid- ly nud it is thought that it. will be rendy for use in Juno. The New Eng- land Association of Acadia Universi- ty held their annual rcimloii a-iidha1i~ quot lit the Parker House, Boston, I'-lass., on November 13th. The erirll» cet, grridluitc present was Dr. Boggs of the clues of 1855. The two priu- cipai addressee; were by Dr. Cullen, President of Acaillii. rind Dr. DeBiols,_ Pllotor of tlie First Baptist Cliurch in lloston. ,

::A visit to our store will givr

I I , . Our stock in chocolates, perfumes smokers’ goods, walking canes, ani? Tilbcny gnoiis is large and well as sorted-`lf. is ii pleasure to shov: goods. Ciill ouii inspect them. E. A. Foster, (‘nntri\l lliwlgstore. Sunny- Side.

r-1_.';"...... _.__ The l’cople’s Thealrcl

T0-l\lGll'l‘ Csp't Kale ` ‘

|\ ' ih -at wrrk done by 8 mvmiélio Siilliiiiiitlon Ai'my.

'lhe Diving Girl

And the anxiety lille causes hvr Uncle

500 00 Reward

1-agen good look ol; our west.

window and eoe If you don tl agree with us thatwe have the. finest. line ofilhristnuis neokwearl

olt. Every tio Isa new

ln the Y- l one this week. eggrv Svgglgms sl: R. I.. Boller

flI\ BXGIUSIVO 0l16 0

._--

..n you cannot shop during the

°. ,. LM ig-iliilr-l.

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information. min'

1-lnrilwzirr 0.. <

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A little leuzlyogoxririnnnlge you Mer-rr

Cm ’e Regeneration

Bee his oh:l;i|ge3-i1!:°.lmi‘;4n_ and llov-

New singer Monday

JOYCE WILLIAMS

is S d S ° “Y 5 cf:.ngAd:ii|sii'i°iI“ 5 cis

‘fears are entertained for hor safety. The Arkahsas was 111 tons register. ltlfie was built in Lunenburg three ‘years ago, ls cornmanded by Captain Cimrlre Dereaux of Gheticamp and

ivnrrlcs 3 crew of six men. l A telegram was received in the city lyt-stcrilny morning__hy Mrs, Chester

‘Gregory to the effect that ber lius- .

hnnd was ill in the Charlottetown hospital, and had been operated on for appendicitls on Tuesday morning. Mi-s. Gregory left yesterday after- 'uoou on the C. P. R. to he at her husbal:ld’s bedside. Chester had al- ready signed to plny with the Monc- tf-n team, but his illness is likely to .keep him out of the game for the coming winter. Gregory was counted lou to makethe forward of this _vear’s "‘/ics," and his team mates anu illoncton hockey fans in general will bo greatly surprised when they learn of his illness. It is possible, how- ever, that Gregory may only have a slight attack, and that he may be able to play a little later in the sea~ son.~~Moiicton Exe.

I ::CASED PIPES. We are offering `tlle fluent line of Sample Cnsod Pipes evi-r shown by us. The prices are re- gular wholesale so you save 25 to 33 l-3 per cent. Como in and see the 14 ciirat Gold mounted pipes we ‘ure selling ar. $3 up. 'flic McKinnon Drug Co., Cor. (it Geo. and Kt. Ste.

dti.

::’|`ry Stewart & Sons for Xmas

supplies. _Sultana Raislus just receiv» eil, iso everything than ls required for the Festive Season, all new stock also 500 bills flour direct from the mills includliig the bent. brands which will he sold clieiip. 12-15dlll.

Will Open Xmas Night

Season Tickets are ‘ new on Sale al ilie Drug Stores

Gents' $3 _ro Ladies' 2.:n Chi ds’ 261.50. .itll Regt. hand. i

12-Qzdzi.

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_,rise >-

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Wallliaiii

Empire and Howard Wallelies

We have a fi'ulyicpi'e-

sentutivc line of the he-:~t i iiiokes of rvritches and it ` will lic worth \vl.iie for iii- tei'cst~.=d once to inspect our

_ stock.

We ha\'e’iit time to pub-

lish a detailed price list but would say that in Ladies' watches wc have a gimmn- tccd Silver or gun iuctiil wntcli which we recoiir

nic-nd, for 6.00.

Also nt .‘i_no we offcrn

reliable gold filled watch: better on:-s at i2_oo, r3.5o

and upwards.

Boys’ Watches start at

i oo. Abetfcr one st 4.50 i.-a pa rlit.-ularly i‘ccolnnier.rl -

cd ,

In Mcii`s Watches thc

HOWARD of course pre- doininates, _prices ranging from 37.50 to $350.00. I

Then we have thousands

‘ of dollars worth of nf>l>l1_l8f priced Walthaui, Emoire and other watches, from

6.5oup

_ May we not have the pleasure of discussing the Watch question with all

interested,

G. F. Hutcheson jewe liar-Opin ian

`-";ji‘_.»¢‘§».l, _-10 Qmpirr

. . ___ 55

B-_-arisen-rr-ua-_-1-e n-it

flu _.S1

'ef _._

g>`v..., . v $3' 2-__/5

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1000 Skeins

Aviation Wool

Now in Stock

V Bright Red, Mid Red

< 1 .

Grey.

, l'-gf 12c per Ounce Ském

Sky, Navy,

W' hite.

‘ Dark Red, Black.

~ Stanley Bros

EE Q

if lie finds ii box of X\/IA

lv.-lp you select-

Cllarlotteto

il inn up win Pleaser-e`§]

S CIGAFS among his Gifts.

We liavkr a large rissortiiient of the most popular Cigars

in lioxesof lens, t-.vent -lives and fifties. Call in and we’ll

GEO. E. H UGI-IES ’i'.§rl:-.l;..t.

wil, P. E. l.

I Xmas

Goods

We have a large stock of Xruas .stockings from Q to $2. U

*W W i;W_ _ _ Ou" confectionery coiisists of everything needed for your Xmas t“VV¢ BTC out

"`”' ' ' _ 'ii;iplles. Moiis chocolates: a specialty. Also nut fudge.

A R E N A Li-.eéiit' @i3lffiff“”‘i

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TO THE PERSQNS .CO

Simple Conditions ofthe

winner. AN EXTRA PRIZE nestest correct count.

Mzrrriou t DOMI

GUUNT THE DOTS

.h .

UNTING THE DOTS IN

THIS I-IAN D, and rriarlyether prizes according tothe

Contest (which will he sont).

This is xi chance for clcvci' persons in WIN CASH and other

PRIZES with a liizle effort. COUNT THE DOTS IN THB HAND and write the number thnt you count on u sheet of paper or post card and mailto us and we will let you know :if oiice li you are a _

of $10.00 will he given for the Nioirrnemiulw co.;

*l'“° "*"* 214 St. James Street, - Montreal, P:Q.

li'ill‘l€r I

- Conserva-

tiio Candiriates will meet thc elect- ors of the Second Electoral District of Queeu’s County at the following plni'en:--

Rustico Bank, Friday, 22nd. , Mlltun, lVsuiiesday_ lieu. Zftli.

Wheatley River, Tliursilay, 28th. All rrceting to open at 7.30, p.n:l,

sharp.

- J. H. Buntain, I.. L. Jenkins. I The Liberal inniiuideies are iiiviteil to attend.

12-llrlrtf.

0nly 2 Shopping Days

Until Christmas

for Better and Bigger i

» Bargains In Christmas goods

Than any Other Drug Store Our 'Stock the Largest and Most Varied

Leather Goods---Caiabash, Briar and Meerchaum

Pipes, Walking Sticks, Writing Tablets, Dressing Cascs,etc. Get the Habit-

Be-a Customer. 1

Reddin Bros.

Opp Post Oiiice Phone SJ z-7dtf

. . Y

3 respite from fiovcruor Slnton- can sure fiom the gallown J. (1. l-luntcr, thc triple murrlc-rer whose flight., for lilo luis been tim most rcm.iirlmhle in the criminal iinimls of Clintliaiii |toinity. For iicoriy two years ilunt- .er has been confined lil the l~lnvunnah fjull ivlailr, cmlnnut legal talent has in-orlzeii to liavo the verdict of dentli set. irsldc. 'lhrec times he has but-U grziliteil ii respite when nlmoi-lt ‘rrnriy to mount the izallriwn. lliciin- wlillc the case wus carried to the ui‘yiri~me court of Gwrglli, wlilch' binlv by ii unanimous \'ut;_ rilfiiseil to illtwlele with the \'orillcl_ of the trlirl ciilirt. Hope that Goveriior Hinton nilglit gi‘u.ht ii rrspito is now prf\_<:ll» cally abandon'-d und it is generally believed that thc colirleninliicd mlm will be cxeclituil rlny alter lo;iii,\r» row.

I-lunti-r’s crime wnlt the muriicr of

three wonirn in ii horse on l’t-ri-y street ln this city on llwzcinlier l0, 1009. Une of the victims wus his wife iroiu whoiii hc war: separated. 'Ilia other victliiis of the inan’s jealous fllry were Mrs. Elixir Gi-il>l>li‘, 70 years old, and ber ilaiiglitor. Mrs. Clllrziii tlllluliflclt Tho tlirfe vrumlan were literally linciied tn pieces with an line.

A pccliliur l'u:\tl.i\`t\ uf viii: Cust: ivns

the gciieritl nrsiimptloii flint. the crime was thiit of ii. negro assailant. l<‘ollo\\'ln;z,- the i=tati-inciit of neigh- l;ol's tlliit. ii iict;l'o wns necli to lclivc the house occiipleil by Mrs. (irlhhlc and her iiiiugliter, \\'hi,i'£‘ illrs. lilliiti.-r was living trniporiii-ily, the pollci' he- gan P. round-up of negro suspects. Within twenty-foiir hours 150 ncgroes were taken into custody. 1 Hunter, the husband of one of the victims, \v.'ia iirrcstcd ii low dliys :if-_ ter tlic crliiie. At nilrliilgiit hr \\`:\'_t taken to the morgun to look upon the dead flies of his wife. lie was naked if lin desired to kiss her and did so. 'Throughout the terrible or- deal hd showed no signs cf fear or emotion other than sobbing.

Huiitcr's trial resulted in a vcr-

dict of guilty and it sentence of death. Tllen began the long legal battle to save the life of the con- demned man. ln Fi-hr\1nl‘¥. 1910. Higham Bryan, 5 negro, made his entry into the famous case. wltll il-le result that the public opinion us to l»iuiiter's guilt was considerably dtvl~

I 1-' "Y -__-_._.. _ 1.4' _ ~ ~ = ~4

' " " l i T() DIE FOR l'lOilRl[lL):`i (TRIRIE

n' ro riinrtel foli

S ~ l s,iv_-xN.\'.»in ill... nee. 2o~oni _“fi ' _ `_ °“'"‘” ".’° I'”"y

stiecl; n-iuiil¢~.r.~», lnvei»;tlgatlon of his movelrisnts brought to light nothing to connect him with the triple triig» cdy, but lie was hcl-'l in jnll on u minor cliurgiv. Si:vr_a~:il iiioiitlis lat/er lie "confessed" to li=.‘/c murdered Mr£~‘. Grilllllc, Mrs. (illlllildur and Mrs, Hunter. According to his stntemem hc entered tho house bent on rohbcrv nnd carrying "_ hummer as ri weapon. .ii~;. urlbniii cliugilt lilm in the lilt» chi-ii. llc said lic struclr her several tlmifs with the hummer before shr illcfl. Then, he ileclnrefl, the daugh- tcr rnii in and aftrr striking hor ilu-.rn iritli his fist, he bent her with the lmninier. .\:sl1e\sils l.i‘y'lii;: to le.~'~'n thu houui-_ tile third woiiinu onine in und griibbud liini. He said he cnlipilt. hor bv the throat und cliolii-rl ber :ind struck lirr with thc hammer.

Brym\'s confession wits mailc in de»

tall and nl, the time min generally ncccpted as clearing up the mystery of the murder(-s. For inure tlilin e year the negro wus kept in jail while a legal controversy wiigid over thc qui-stlon whether lic ni' thi- con victrwl lill:'l=u°id of .\lrr:. lillntvi' war guilty of the tlrrr-i~ i:i‘:rilurr._ The lnittli, i\niii><l llnulljr in the rr:li~uee of tlizl nfgro mid itnifiri‘i:i1i<`ii\ ul' the '.'crdi<'t of guilt) fouiiil :igninsl Hunter.

llt`li\S'l` (`.\!\Il‘Ili ilI!~‘_\'l".il i’./\lll.\`

XMAS Ntl\'l:il.'l`\' l<`(l‘_l. l‘Jli

l‘AliiS, Dec. lil-<lli\;u;t cnmcl will

he the rulln.ir_v novelty to iw served on fililiutiiios cv:-_ ln flisliiiiiiiililc ree tnurauts lierc. i’m'lsinn.'+ in search of thc trmlltloiinl cccciitric delicacy for their annlml festival folinii the hear cotolcls_ which were si-rwd last your, rn.tiii-r tziuir, nnd miss-1 il thr clci\liiiut'ii foot, v:l:lcli bmi figured promiimntly on the uir-uni: of 1909.

'Three camels. which cost $220 wich.

were killed lust, vrcek ut the Vlllotte slauglitcr house, ami their quarters, which were proiniriontly displayed in gym shops of central butchers attrac- ted the attention of great crowds. A (.omp¢»_¢lt.lon has been started among the chefs of several restaurants as to the best manner of cooking U10 rather tough meat nf the desert run- ners. '

"Magnificent line of new oak dress- rs just opened at Beer 8: Weeks

ded for ii time. Bryan bad been nr-,i ,-...if-.1 5,, fli,- f_~i~n<\i-nl rniil mciic on llic

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LONDON BANK GE'I`t‘l

TW() Yi~lAR.‘i IN l’RlS()N.

LONDON, Dec. 18-_tllrod W. (?sr~

peliter, proprietor rind iiiaiiiiger cl’ the Charing Ci'r»ei.~i Bunlt, who was arrested on April 25 last on ii charge of obtaining inouoy through fraud :ind false pretenccs, was found guiltv nl. the London seridoiis nt the old Lzailey today uni! s_~ii:1r-:iced to a term of two yearn liiiprieoniiiciit. The Char- ing Cross Bfinli, f, private lnstitutlmi fnlleil on (ict. 17, 1910, ILS ll€m`i~ :|uiirtci°i~i were in London hut it hail forty county branches. The deposits amounted to about $5.’l00.00U lllltl the entire lliibilitlcii were cotlmlvwd to reach a total of $l2.500,000_

THE `lZ‘\'i~iANl'l`Y I‘i.l‘1.-'l

l"(lli RET. NICIIEBON.

1"iUS'l‘i)N, Dec. 21--it is gent-rally

bollcvcfi here tliut the Rev. Mr. illchc- s-iuii will not be P15605 011 i-lllll for the murder of Miss Linnell. The ate torueys for the defence have pructi~ cally rlcclilerl to apply to thc (‘nurt .or is Vominlniliuli to exumlnie Fiiclii-.» i-xiii iii: to his sanity. i-in is pl”_0l:i'_0H- Bing m~,.»nriil>ly and will iiniioii.itt~<ily recover.

r~i_._l\:\lou is Curse H

will A nnri'ni.it_

sii.i.\'c.H.\i. nec. 21-'rife .indice- rierr ei nie i~:riir»eror and establish' mem of 0 Republic is the only thing that will satisfy the people and lll'\‘-' vent further wliolesaic shedding of blood.

'lhli-i statement was made hi' Til-“lf Shao Yin ai rspresenuitlve nf Premier ifutin, lifter the session of the Peace Conference.

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"A hint to the ladies:-Cigars are

impersonal and the men enioy N100; just as you ladies enioy a_ \10X 0 cliocolubcs. Why not give_ him cl§B“‘ at xmas? call in end we li help Y0_\\ select. (leo. E. Hughes. The P\\0l’\¢B Di-iiggist. ll-2Zd2l.

"Elegant hand-worked drawn hand- kerchlefe-and many 001°! Bi-11°* N Beer 0 Weeks. 13-12drtf. _..._

"Some magnificent Mahogany desks

on display for Christmas uyere. “Mr 5;. wp¢~ks_ ' 12-lZll\'il.

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