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snob 12s.

I imurest? Zion nail tonight. - Elili-"filildstialtiiy and Moha on."

THE PLAN 1'00‘

Holman’: Catalog. ‘Mien: canes .will deliver a

, the Chstha-m- , Abegweit gable will open Wednes-

CHATHAM vn. All-B at the Arena Wednesdpylynight. Qub. TWO ‘ROUND inma-

at 9.35 a. "m. she

erriv, rnentlne

WEITS

_ - Two round trips wure made yesterday by the car ferry. Borden bu; _‘ f t. Tor- at 11:10 "antljgr _it with (Night at 111.40, arriving at Borden

Go

BOSTON, Feb. 11—Not until sit- er tii.» most ferocious hockey haltie of the season at the Bolton Arena last nlisht did the reorganiz- ed Now Haven team, which won the championship of the Hockey gue last season, vanquish the Victorias. ,

The count’! ‘Twas 8-2. but New

u a. wins-z

at Arenarhi

in the Arena next ‘htesdsy nidnt

being completed for an

' i. 1 6th The pupils of West Kent Bchool 1011510 inning on s benefit nlzht

March 6th, and arra-ngelnenti; we nter- scholastic hockey match whld!

Haven was forced to play an extra

will be put on the tint P1111 0! 11110

vvwv a A A p.44

¢¢€v>rrv

arrival of the mclrning train,

treatment of Dr.

Keeping and

011111. Skilton hind hooloed the mick

Over Canadians

1- » ,1»;- u",,,,~'°,,{3;*;'g{ 1-m- 1- m» ma. .i.::.-..:".:..::.::':::r: . . ~ ., . . , i

W50“, _‘ ' ‘or fin’: , ‘ for ‘l‘—' ' q- 9 ' ‘mo. DIAB-RIAGES 4'40 16ft sgaln with-Iran", 1111111 The ‘Harvard varsity smothered “w” 91°’ and “1miet1mr 1t 1m“ - . --. -. . ' _ ' ' '- _ ' . and passengers at 6.10"e'|id dock d . _-. tho lb boys are going t0 ‘ ' r é’ __ ' - _. ' --., . ' can: e smsonn. g - uormrut. LUAKEMUTTARTHA‘ ‘stonewall s; Borden st 2.10. wqriia is the gfio; 11112211115111’: gfirvlzloyglill {l3 211w 13$.» pgetty fine work. The Basketball 681116 a 1/10 "WBSiSOPII

.,_.,_. H. ,5. ‘ ; . _ _ Mamlwbion ‘an. u’ 1928 by ‘her tgrafltt ‘trig-salon since rlaililn. p 12th count of 5 -io '1. And even- at 1'3“ o! “hmgfoggmfimilfifi g“: ——— l __._ ..

,,, -‘> Y‘ _ any“; M...“ John Nnnonlluke _ ' sears-Me r0 1110s 11m rm crimson was not forced f’ 1011"" FREDERWDON, Feb. 23- The mo; “on. 50in" pug“,

ec-‘fl-i‘ - ' “l--- -_-'..-,_»"‘ ~11“, Tucion, Manitoba and Annie Ber: $311116” a d" "d 1° a t0 exert itself to any great extent ]'~°‘":‘5¢‘1 $111 t‘; h; :‘;H°gh3:1'b: basket ball team of University o! . - _ ,_P-_... l V" f. . . _

. ,1 gv-r- A "v v ‘flfi m, Mun“, daughter o! M“ R- p. are bgitzifilglliillrggleflfinllsll-II 2112111]: anghehbntta-betwialafn Neva Have; nag; ‘rgglwgagwslat the aim-fits gallih€llslezgl1flzgttaiw Ilflrunnviickvheght- __'3ALE 61F WORK-Tiwqlttrilhl.

Lord, Cape 'l‘reveme P. E. I. . ' _, f‘ 08 W Q0 0W11 .1 9 0 e — e e10 h B ' League laden‘ bf the, 8111s on

_ i ‘ ‘ ‘ ;l°f"°“‘-‘1- chaflimemwl V" 11-40 l1 ilfckilai- history of the i-lu-b ss s firs‘ b!’ 111° 9r°m°ters " ‘m! lug in an‘ exhibition game plugs! Army, gwmmgmiqe, an, wig“ H.

" line Ier day. Ie sci Ilse lea III for DEATHS - 01185888211 thlejontaggl? atwtailriesluvlllleile 111L112: a 11112912111111.1111 5:11:90! nfqrlcofillngtgg A

Flilfllrn I!!! h I131; . l Y" ' ' . ., . r13“ "t? E-lsualud r""?‘-':‘-n':"":\-'i‘1.‘.. word. Moeltnvznv. ——1Died in the'City PERSO‘ Abs 13111311111141.3183.» ouilytlrhriseand Boston Hockey 15m’ .___._‘,..____H““-' wedn°mx “Milt “I 1 ""»"“ - -"‘"I1'l=1l."-'- ne‘ a: 11:27:: 1'1°“1"l111- Fehszfitfi. ‘Alek. Mc- The ‘noon friends z Mr W c it 1.... no other othanellaylnic ' ' M/uir. nlaylns forward for the - 1 ' $1111, manna Wanted‘: ui mm porn- m ‘Gldvery age 7o years Func- 1 _., a, p ,8 straw him 11 n u Team 1S Vlctor vi it ll a 1 sh ting fm WOOdStOGk T9341] ‘ ' . “ 1 V .. - — ' ' i" Robert on or Pown 2.11111... 1'. l 11 re w o start-ed 1e" 1 015- elce e 11 0° “ ‘4 _~ will take placeet lOardfgan on ihl. ed yo know u,“ under we. aklmul fireworks. ‘ln exactly forty sec- DuL, While rsceley, forward for U. 1L4‘

N. B-. netted the greatest number,

1101141 3%.- niiles from Charlotte- town. Apply 241 Prince st. 27-41

FOR SALE-SHORTHORN BULL, use 3 years, _Waigl1t about 1700

Biuor St West, Toronto. 27

nu“; wnnumsong Auction For full information apply t0 ‘today plugged the broken cud of

.1100,“ icon gem and Gm George the Superintendent. u gas pipe with his linger wniie

S“, 11893_27_3, 1 21 1 mnlh- his baby sister sought aid over ' "'— the telephone. '

FOR sate-om: LOBSTER Female Help Wanted A connection on 11w pipe be- boat, with 4 horse power lllllpef- __ _ came loosened and felyl to the floor, ial engine, boat fished two 300K WANTED-WANTED cap. Without s1 moments ~11@=11t=1t1°" springs. Good size, ior shore able cook. Apply Six North River Tvlll/‘BCPII-mbhill 10 i110 10D 01' 1110 fishing. Lloyd Cox, Morel]. Rand m. R o‘ Box 15L 24.31 hot smve land pushed his [Inger

. 11896-27-2! ‘nto inc pipe. shutting off the flow

FARM FOR SALE-ONE OF THE finest in Kings County 190 acres in all over 1.0!) acres clear and of splendid quality, balance nearly

- covered with fine hardwood good

»»huildiugs, sen manure available Apipiy to Mrs. Edith‘ Hyndman. St, Peters Bay. . 11732-14-101

FOR SALE-VIOT.OR STEREO?- tican. good for large auditorium or hail, 600 volt Electric Bulb.

$

s-ities; Greatest imuginabl mnnd; have business 0f own; mnkc five dollars up capital or experience sary. Garretson, Llm ford. Ont. 20-1

comm,” Bldg, Toronto.

and Agricultural Economies

111)!‘ Sale the latest Home Study lCourse

_ ' ' furnished by Shaw's School. Pre;

FOR gA|_5__"5g A3353 0F GOOD pared by practical men, 1111B mm], Wm, buildings’ on Unkm Just what young farmers need.

Highly endorsed. Free Particu- lars. U. ‘P. Shaw, President, 46

COUR$E FOR NURSING ATTEN

Situations Vacant

SELL HOUQEHOLD NECES-

unneces- lted, Brant- 2i

11.111- Iiolp Wanted

43°91’?- ‘1111111011. Miscellaneous gfifiiyviéftélrvfillfirff “ rliilrmir? 033.11‘

" 1” , . deuce of his brother Peter Stew-

- n1: .

. “Qmkug 115:)"; OQSCEWSDIFISCI: 411090111. 12115113211130‘, LAND sua- art. Mursirfleid. Wed. 2s inst. at m conauman Wm” me J. n. 1 y oinlslulmm éenplgntré interment, to hiliarshfleid Watkins'Co., s19 Craig so, we... __ _ » 1 - ' CLARKWM M°1111011l-' . FARM Business MANAGEMENT‘ _ we h°m° “I h“

is

tutt‘.

e de your daily

STEWART-fiinlllhrston on Feb. 1s,

brother, A. B. MaoLeod, Bcnshaw, Feb. 25th, 1923, Mrs, Isflfflh Clark widow 0t‘ the late Joseph Clark. aged 61. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a. m. to Peoples Cemetery.

Stands on Ho? l f Stove Holds Gas

of

0f gas.

in spite 0t the fact that his shoes were scorched and his face drawn ‘wlith pain, Tony persisted in sticking at his post until assur- ed titai. all danger of an explosion was over.

Aerial Dreadnought Built For Britain,

kind nursing of Miss Dodd, he lg steadily improving from an attack of pneumonia.

Driving Club

Arranges Big Racing Meet

For Wednesday

The meeting of the Charlotte- town Driving Club isst night was the largest and most enthusiastic the winter, upwards of forty horsemen were on hand to

..\

,, L . _ - -- their intention of starting either "m. Jacob‘ Gamay’ Green nay‘ 11132181105932? of lllgbgrttrlltlerBl-lillsll ' ‘m Wednesday m at v subsequent 2H1 Avenue Boston Mass an- ' 1 1119911115511 d d t k w d

*é*_‘_—.__“"_*‘*‘__*~" ' ° ' ' - _ It was eci e o ma e e nes-

FQR $ALE._QNE BEAUTHEUL noutlce the reorganizing of its ‘ SPRINGFWJIJD, Mass, Feb .26 , _ M p

Aluminium Communion Serum. Training School for Nursing olilillliilg 0n the top oi’ a_ hot dzgfeifgg°g 1511512256, ‘off nindivldual 36 glosses. Good as 19111191115 b°g111111'15\‘\111'11 1' w“ knmw‘ r3115“ Tony ‘scmmplem’

es—lwo for trotlters and two for pacers, were arranged. These will bring together twenty-five 01' 1118 Club's best racing material should iprove very interesting and exciting. 031a races willstart in the order given below, lthe first class culled at 2 p‘. tn. sharp; f a

Following are ‘timer-c the owners:—,+-, '

.I*‘ree For hi; Pace

-Bnron Hnrtsborn‘ (1.3, Stanley) Zua Baughman, (Ll-I. _ Einotiordess, (T. C. Edgett.) Kentucky Marque, (~11. A. MacKin- non.)

C. Benoit.)

Clan A. Trot

Mary Pickford, (Jas. Arising.)- Radiant (Col. J. S. Jenkins.) Keltie, (J. Murray.)

Howard C., (T. Rogers.)

losses“: and

the

h

tied

keep

show took

blood. to be the

speed boy

his tiznc on the

hwflv from Stanley Veno and with a. mad rush up the ice he cleared defence and wabbied the disk (past Resume. The cheering did not last long, owever, for Norman Shay, who is the greatest of all the New Haven players. slashed the puck so fast at the Vics ‘that hasn't seen

New Ha/ven

it yet. ‘the count.

Tlhcn it Set down to a battle for

Freddy Lowery seemed target of Skiitons wrath. Evidently lSkil-ton had been told to 0n the New Haven 9911101. lfor Lowery spent most of ice after Skiitou

his weather eye

of the

11h tils drive.

in the third iperi-od, Skiiton was 1-110 iflhsct of lShorty Vend-s stick. it raised a big dent over Rsymies eye, but the Ktlllleiy to his task‘ and refused to quit. in the face of ilriury. Then the

"Big Chain”

permit-lee

Charlie Dougan And that

stuck

‘piled up

York began better than it 111111111811 in an association 881110 V1111 the Victories, of Boston. at the "@1111" rink last disht- The 3081011 Vmm" ias heat the New York Calladihnfl- or the Canadian New Yorkers. l" the case may be, 2 to 1. in a 8111110 of two extra periods.

The Canadians. or the NW 11°11" ens, as the CBSBJfl-BY 109- 59°F“ 1“ the first penlod, and not again 111 the remaining (four. The Boston Victories, or Victorian Bostolw. 115 (in; c339 may b, scored in the third period and in 1-119 liiith. A second extra period was needed to break the t-le.

Duncan tallied on n rebound at the thiirtecnth minute of the first period. The Victoria goalkeeper was out of position, and Duncan prodded the puck home on a flip from the‘; side. the goalkeeper b81118 on ‘his knee on the other wide 0!

Grant. 6; 1Costor,.2; McOdrum.

L. of G. Bowling

tihe schedule were 111111190‘- out by 69 pins. The eecondi game

winning by ~37 ilfns.

The higihest score in the first game, 204 pins, was made by l’... Robertson of the Railway team and in the second 262 made by J. _Wnish of the Barbers. 'l‘he next game ‘will be rolled tonight be- tween the Poet Office and the All

against. the Vics. ‘SKHIOII, Byntt-t the cage. Red Synnott, or Boston. comers. 011d and l-lc-aly all were mates "in -the who played part of the time with Railway box at once, but the Vics would n garter loose on the bare part of F. Nicholson . . . . . U142 60 11117 not be denied. and battled it :1ut. his leg and streaming behind as L. Robertson . . . . .. 86 204 111 Wliiiiams calmo within an ace of Red rushed, caged e shot in the C McDonald - - - - - - r138 99 151 P811111 counting. too. but ir-ipping by second period, but was off-side, J. Pruuzht . . . . . . . .474 190 106 ' Armstrong robbed the Vice of n Wlllldh medic it no good. S. Trainer .........180 151 194 5111B (‘011111617- ~ Rudolph rushed in the third Trcn the Vics hopped into the period 111111 scored one for Boston. 720 710 610 lead and victory stared them in synnott was benched in this pen Total . . . . ........2109 ~ face. Chick “rill-isms nude a iod tfor~ mixing with a Canadian. lame bid for n pass out. The disk bum 11's penalty was only one of Carveti Bros. EIFIISK W. Veno just as be sprawl- numerous infiictions. Smith. Cana- Jas Mclnnis . . . . . . @156 133 ed on the ice and it bounded past dilsu, and one of the goal umpire! J. Connolly ..175 143 121 Resume for a ‘lucky and mysteri- fell pelt meli over each other in g D. McKenzie .1152 14d 130 ous counter. and the 6,500 lspeclst- icollisgion back of tiha Victorians B. A. Smith . .154 .136 177 ors shcok the rafters with their cage. L. B. Gmitih . . . . . . ..140 1£9 142 weird shriekiht- _ Williams made the last goal "* Taen it was declined to continue twenty seconds aftcr the start of 1» 1 507 667 794 until a winner was determined. the fifth period. 1-19 came my; of Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......2178

but Just fifty-one

G. Walker, Guild. Austin. l. w.

seconds, Wil-

the center wllrtb mo‘ rubber and mvimllrlel

. ‘ ' i t as as well us HELP WANTED- MAKE , , ( _ ‘, w‘ 2 Dapper Dom, (L. Wood.) ircd who ca-ged the winning tally. cooly 1mm] it 101119 He; ihbouncedlFrzt-nk Reardon ......l39 108 194 lldcilggtsfiiihbliightrl. 531w» cut picture, “Q1356, a; home $15.00 to $00.00 __ggfgaqi"rfil‘s”1i1zg1lgt\- filngl-afflgeadiflpnby To“, (w, McNeill.) And then those who had been 0ft’ theice and past the goniirooporjr. Ready ......... ..104 .114 141 also 12 it. screen and carrying paid weekly for your spare time nous,“ .. a gwwphuu, under Con“ 1T t 11101111115 as if their right eye dc- into the net, Doiygan did, some n. 1,113. Hogan . . case. Williamsons Auction wrmng Showcgfdg gor us. No strulmién here for me M? Ministry, Class 5.11% . 110110611 upon it ivendered oft the pert goal gugfdflng, He had m, gm- 1-1. Larlcr Rooms, Cor. Kent and Gt. George canvassing. We instruct and,“ designad for actual living afloatlMai-Jorie, (H. M11111 ligmi, 012115111 4n arm. in the mm; period the -(}flna(manglJ. Keenan . . . . . . . .. .Sts. 113932731 strmfly Y0" ‘"1911 wmk- wewinnd will {be illuminated through-‘canadlan [Beuei (BRIE c n6.) H“ such h hockey‘ . "wmmrded W111‘ 5'91"- "1591- 111°‘ Angus ‘Srowcerd Service 10a m, Mm elecmema A“ electrlclLangemark, (R. . sown.) i arvrrd 81- Nlehelrl Beswlflrns slaying a defensive

iTotul

. N. ‘Br-Gil , 10; S l9 , , 13? urumnm,’ figmxfierley_ Mcggmlym evening tc witness the game . bu‘

first between the Railway and Carvel-l Bros, the latter ‘vlnnln’: er‘ out!“ and “T,” d8!”

was played between the invinci- hles e111! the Barbers, the former at‘ “h” an‘ am’

Beats Byng Gills

...__- za-Jrh of points , for the home ‘teams _ BQgpQN, Feb. 26 19 . 0 Linc up: ~ "~11 2g _ ‘T _ canndinn Hockey Curb of lNew Dalhousle-dvlutr, l3; Wilson, WOODSTOCK’ “'8' Fm‘ u‘ -

v c big Armory held one of the largest crowds of the season thil

tween the Byng Girls, af St. John and the Woodcflock teem. "flee whole session was tun .01‘ excite- ment, thslllls, and was perhaps

ante here with a record of nine

their kilowicdgc of the finerpottrts or the game. but they met ‘a strong- ted by s

score of 2'! to The players were:

Woodstock ‘Forwards Miles Lowe . . . . . . .. Agnes Griffin Miss Hunt . . . . . .. Helen Smith - ~- Centre Miss Gladys Smith De-fe Miss iSmith ....iMuriel Miss Johnston Dorothy Referee-diary Estah While awalfilllg (l? the next train with team a some was pl two local teams cap son Wallace and co The U.N.B. gi hero or March

Jfheima Smith Merrimlan A-uchei-tou rocks.

the arrival of the St. John flyed between tainedl by rdon Melanin , ris‘ tesin will it] Y 2.

The Woodstock girls hlYe-I w" ' every 8111119 played 01's season.- i

l w

I Arabs

‘a

. ' ‘\ . Killed 1n Tripoli reneci I t Th Guard

TRJTPUI-Lilirhgb. esp-magi; we further advanced m¢;i5q;'_ a r Aralbs of whom two thousa been killed since the robe?“ u. this colony.

, rough in spots. ‘The St. John teem ‘

-—-' i . . . i t nt ° ‘£8 gfthgugfionas has?“ and gave a good demonstration o!

i

. gummy; is to be fixed (m. handy“, _ 881118. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “Z353 .- o» ~ » _."-n'zz'dtt' ‘,1“,"“5'P‘Z““"-°"°1’~"~" 1° 11°11 “hglazidyuiinlgrreyc.(Edfirwen) Beals -1ni1ir'c1rvii1<li3]eorwith Gunman k311i i‘.‘,°“‘;,¥{“° viewer? “tykffla MeCaskiillaarbera as 20s 102' . - ~ ' .- " ____ , lune a rest on the water. Two ‘ ’ ' ' ' c" Bun“ 0 91y W58 - ' - - LosT-COLHE PUP‘ HNDER To LET__ .____!‘vatelwtvyglriit transverse ‘bulkhmjuls Class B. Pace Hill. Austin, H.111. r. w. n Baldwin 31311111311012 11123:“ reggck ‘Denlpney VX1322; H Iilon-se return to 100 Brighton ——-———— LET 1E5 ELM AVENUEQYB lllvvl ed._as sell as sleeping Ed Laconda, or,‘ Mexenna) I. w. Irownsend Bunmn The Nzmma _- wn. J=Hughes~ 172 r" “Md and receive reward’ 3' 8H0? To 2 Silqugfiudtrrlifigf ‘llbvtf 11111111111111 b b iltlJudm" 141d. (H- Dennis.) C1'011‘~1y.iOase,l.d. ..lr. d. N WHIKSPtVICQOFlIU (2) w‘ 1101115 1 194 1'39 1-11 ~——~——-*———-—~—~— - " . '~ ‘ . "e e ‘1 ‘Directum Boy. (8- Martin-i Owen. summon. r.d....i.d., ‘ """" " _ LOST-AT ARENA RINK LADIES To LET Two OFFICES "Exflzloillrilexrliltruclum divided into threeflame HAL (w_ Mqueiii) Flint, lBigelow, g ........g, Eielzrlirliletlslmougnn GM] L5 '1 096 832 768 golds???" watmgolalistilzlss of to American Consulate r Wenlllle tinfifilsrh§ilnilrbio"oseéinollrodfl E" 1G‘ Gay’) “score: "".~o;i.L-;.E.."""‘ w? Total . . 23.15 r. n erase _ _ ~ g, " 1 ‘Nellie n, (n. w-ni-to.) nrvnrd 1 . . ‘ ' 1-, Euston I1782-17-stt-6i llshted and hested- A1101 t“ ~-0°m. 111101111" for 511111111111 111111 the Baron Boy (J. K. stnnley.) st Nicholas . . . . . .. o l; Rumolpb "mu" __'.°"_— . . -_-- ~--- -‘--- ~-—————-' T“ Mm" 65718 251 “'1” 1°’ 11"’ 911°“ The 1°11" Winnie M ' (L Praught) Gill's by H1118 Austin Buntai 1H8“ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " Mawhenw" 1-051‘ BErwEEN DAME-L ‘ Wight or we flying amp with ma! u '. ' Guild-d‘ lltefsreesl-H. Dennsilil W15 nno ‘Cent’? ' ' ' I llzltlelgllgiltlig 11611111111531? eamgglrieoi wanted ~_ 3101;511:1118 1310x0111 1111-1111(13): 11063111111101: The Mflw"; whdlwnl handle fidwa". Timha 15 1111111118 re-r- y’ n """wiYnur's Cbnway What happened the CitY Lame‘! it w an all? r ' ' ._ 1 * _ ii _ ’ races 011 8 1J9! y BIB BS - - wumams _ . s 1h _ _,____ O_ ‘ s, qf gfm’ g " lllcsso leave at W. J. McEMh WANTED -— FEW BOARDERS 11911111’ 111110 811d a half tong, lows,_ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. mt crop and im elmen ' ' c1311 or the owner B. A. Weather- colniortable rooms at ieasonablc thflTjigflrimPfll will be carried under starter-<Mr. C. Show. _ I ‘ 313.1113; Duncan 50:11" gRYthI-elzfue flzutflalfwged at 12 011002.! 3.111511111111111: ma" 22M 1 rates’ n17 Eflnce st’ 1H“ means of 11v Zgvatxlyfip: 15111111551111.1111 Judlles-lMessrs‘ W. Brown. G, Victorian New Haven camdyafirrunmgf1~thggllgglh. who ywer: n09‘ yzgeeuéble for B’: D. Iidseflregor to sell _-hi_I LOST.-—A LETTER ADDRESSED WANTED-A routouss em- 5:33;“ five machine guns will be M°T‘Z‘,’,’L’¢‘.‘L§..E£’J.'"Ir§' Acorn, Jas J- Henley, conioy, ;_,,,___,,._,,._L°Wm). iglflhltudolliln. Victories, 0 minutes: a" ‘"1"- AB 1n previous years anf: girdoflfz°zhff fig‘;- ‘gfi m: to John N. -MoPhee, Fairvlew. tier. Frank McKay, East Royni- no “bnndv Brrfnseci as to leave MoE-achem Synnott, ‘ConlieyJ c“, “c, -g_ veno 2.0 110F011. Will-ams. Victorian, 8°! 0W0)’ l0 11 800d 5P0"- 111111 m,“ hunwnss, He" w ‘chm,’ Lot 66, mniledqt Charlottetown. ,y_ . 3| Wm b I slllot in_the craft, which _ wmlmns B’ Heal”. m“ . B seconds. Referee-J. Levvviu ‘the fans were Just beginning to gel. churchés- ‘station’ “fir”, w» ; to Jun‘ ma" nndohas m, mwhed ____ . _ asceuflta twin e to climb mipuiiy “m; Lw" W_ van-o Marylin. Timekcepcrs-Garqn and nteremed, when crash, no more d“: "my and n‘ mm‘ itsdestinstion. As this is an AN-rgp By f, your“; Lany uné If P0111 ‘the lratlge of nova] Rudolph, J, i-ioqiey, i, ___.y-_w_ 51m’. 15 “:11- T1'"°'-'T111‘@@ Periods 0f “m” we“ played" u may be we from gate, land in‘ good c9‘ (thy, important letter, will the finder position as Bwnographe, 0,. M, s u ier depverlng an attack‘. ’ I . skyllonylrrd’ u 11d‘ Annstrong mgn ntues each and two of 10, fllllit of title fans in not showing grower,‘ spyéifmd "W. a Y“! communicate at once with lMr. 545w“ book 1.90m]; (100.1 re. _ Flue Dqugan’ g __ Hug" Renume t ree of the player; on the who“, enough of encouragment. to the draft m“. 1200 "m. u yea" : MdPilee: or his solicitors, -Pnimer felreuce. Write Z. care of Gusr- Score; icefitmls sire Charlottetown ‘boys. boys by not attendll-BG the Barnes 1 gmde Jersey coy m h,“ & Palmer? than 11853_24_3, _ I‘ H View,“ 1 o 1 0__2 T at‘ es Dougan who is attending 0r it may haw; been that there Mara-l 15th.; 1 cow 1° fragile“, _._ B PARIS. Feb. 24—<Collar and cu New Hm,“ “n1 o l _1_3 u, s College, Perley William; and wvare ton many other attractions. M”; 1 coy milking; l» . ms1-__A5o,U-r A MONTH AGO WANTED___SEVERAL SCHOOM 111g‘, skehts oflfine lace are a recenthinncyé qoakPBy shay 2. sklmon‘ w“, 30111111 Mullln. The latter was nub. but whatever the cause. lif the boys helm.’ 2 fyears In “w; 1 g3- leuiimr hound prayer book be- erg of sou-lbs. to 2000-ihs. capnc- E v 11 0°11" 81101111 10011? 1B 0 e“ "l items. W. Veno. franc-e 15m. as °n m" Canmm" ‘eam- are W111,“ ‘My “Mum be 3'1"“ a implements-ii buggy; "1 =dri twetn St. Dunstuivs (latheirni ity to deliver early herring from [he Bertha pntem’ perhaps i?‘ periods. - chance to finish out the League. “emu l. ‘wood ‘Muff d", and Zion chuulrcil. "Finder blouse Mngdallne islands to Northport ___ 1°1'°‘1' '1 “we °“ “u” edge‘ e ' s-mmmq ORNAM . - wheels; 1. truck, plough; my] . 11love at thin office and recclvv mid Piigwush, us. Apply 1m L- -s'r. CATHERJNES Ont 1r i, c‘ cum are smneflmes °f ‘he Mo“ 5"“ T“ S‘ D“""°“'* UMWMW rows; lvseederfi 1 rake: 1 lentil ,m,,,“.d_ . B_ Chapman‘ Nlmhpor,’ N_s_ Charged Wm] samninquor; Nt¥— quotalré type which adds a tiour- SPORTS COSTUMES NEW YORK, For. g4_qammh dbohbali team and the P. W. C. 1 mm", seeder; dawn‘ M“ I l, 11876-2641 mm“ explained ‘he “m” . n‘ m‘ to any sleeve. ornaments grow daily more strik- 11°75 p“ “P a m“ 5°“ brand M harness traces. forks, shoflil“ "*"'*~—- --—— -- - quantity of wine under n, n8 of “- PALM BENCH’ Feb 244°“ °11118 111 color. Orange and black 111° “mum” P55111110 111" W81‘- nurnoroun bther articles. ssh MEMORIAL FOR the Irish Free sinn- are patrons his house n st 11 e “m” m “"73 “N” “m” “w. 1”°“1°“'- "5 11°11 i“ 111° "10" are a favorite combination today W111’ 1"" 1111" I1 116"" e1 81111168 r 1m of nn‘ and straw Tértbm f ‘ - . .. 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