i ‘or A MERCHANT

Flrat of the year advertielng aelia “on; in January and laye a foundation for the holiday trade

This year's income: of thil whole territory will be apent l! home if local dealers guide the spending by advertising and eer-

The Pe

next December.

op|e's Papa

vice.‘ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew, l _______________, :.:':'..‘::"‘°~i'-f'l--=‘-‘a‘-t""‘i..$.!: ‘is? OHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, JANUARY so, 1925 ' twain?"trzirii"":...”ilf'af°i Si‘

fiiiiiiiiiii iili Sliii iiiiliiili

Sensations in Trial of H a rr y D. Williams Alleged Murderer

. Dash for . r T) “m “T; an dan e M in the York Coun-ty Court this ai- in the proceedings or sentence. Elders Immfidiat- fiYHICd i - - iere s a en c - i- i... But is Held by 1 I3l§i§“.'§.“‘iifinffiigiifijds [iii H ff?“ Decision or us. ‘ ~ ’ f c t . , - 1 on r ge , , ., . 29— St. ‘ Deputy '_" (Slteufdrliresiiolkve hi?“ "iiob-ertolluiliilis." Andrew's iChurch herefilhe largest

Wife Swears Pris- oner Good Hus- band.

surprise of the whole murder trlul here Inst night before a crowded court room when he balked on the wiiy to the witness box and refus- ed absolutely to swear. “I woii’t swear, I do not swear," were the words of the man accused of the killing of his two half-nieces, Cyii- tliia and Necia (Foster, The words were uttered in a iflrm tone, one that could be heard all over the

. - ‘ll be surprised u the A" - .. ,_ _ , , court room. He then covered his 0d were manifested in the eloquent m: "_i_'“.‘v' three churches mentioned vet-ed ‘1 A111*i1‘~111 “imiifl ‘1-"1i (nee with his hands and leaning tribute contained in the exquisite pm“- ‘5 ‘iistimbed 50°“ again‘ Uniom

on the shoulder of Deputy Sheriff Sa/unders, wept.

The court house was crowded.

‘iMr. Peters." said Judsa Le- Blonc, when the jury had been called.

"I wish to call the prisoner, Har-

i .i . . , i ,, . _ __ . _. _ _‘ I d -- One Y‘), , . , - - i3. . ~ W 1 $00,000 Totally Des- ‘LI..ZZ;.IE.’.‘;'Z“ilififitlifiliiiiilfél k§$hi§§N§§s'.fi§ZT.1§1' saint. fro: 2;“; iz.i";iiiiiii."sitar. d?’ Gmei D ti. “iii ‘ii Hgliliriilgfli “Let the Prisoner be tak- IrOYML-Other Bllil- n "Grim" wruw“ by Bums and handed stintiifigitefilt hotels-git received herefrom Nome. Alaska. Outcome of th-e voting ni St- An- Flreman a ' ea S iii>\'<‘1‘11lll1'lii in l1iilllll~d to x\lIl8I'I'

en from the box." Sheriff Hawthorne: ers take the prisoner from the

“Mr. Saund-

. . . , , ~ (Canadian Press) “ v i i“ , A ,,,- ,, . _ ‘d- P particular 110cm was withheld and , , .- _ , meeting. A group of laymen led , . _ __,. _ _ _llll< lltl llll l lll~lt<irl ml‘ Mia" s i cached the ti.“ \lil\i("i‘?)a\iirl.iilallrl zorisiii... which that it ultimately found its way to gfifrrtfi”lii-ikfiérbiiigiihal; the anti-Union movement herc, digioirfofgbégi‘ ‘li(‘,mi)(_2L')ill_ liill" ion coul-i not b.- i-ompcllcd i r. auncers appl’ A _" _‘ ‘ ,‘ 1 .‘ '. ,i‘i' . i i i , fur New Zeuland through some rc-" I - ‘. . ' , '1 ‘ ‘I _ , while the Unionists had the nd- CM.‘ ‘ ' ,. '. _ - , i111: "11 '1i111' " i=lil1rk iilr iilfli and Williams arose ‘is;‘giiqméinxfiiii:‘airs,1mm iliggtrzaynela lnltivc of the kindly person to whom imifutiisiiigniigggfiliiiiigii vantage Qt the readership o m“, real‘ tutti‘)isoiiiiiriiifig-{Liiiiebi-Li:‘hi’: itlgigiiilii. as an liiivliivill of wur, seat stopped down. B " ‘ ' ~ ‘ " ‘ " ear y 8 ' ' ‘ '-

Sheriff Saunders at his side Wil- liam; walked about half the dis- luau to the witness box, Williams reeled and, turning on his heels

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Condensed Specials

. _ , 'h'l . l ‘rzl rllivr.‘ w -rc injured .. ._ . . i a , I w ly damaged. or ‘ilmflil the homdmld iiblc on any farm. Major Hamning- liflY iiilii iiieii 0i" fviiii e39“- Tile dilld. adherents of the three con- My liicyiiitgvxniliiiei“ “Jim ‘the expiosd dliiys tliilllAiii w.» muric ill cases t m’; rm" Inn's experiments at Alness where other three were installed In the ‘i-Fgllliflrlls t0 1b: held tomorrow f, i- ,iiii,i. “iii ..iii,,i.,,i-u,.,,, ii, iiii, i1iiliii-iil i0 i111’ 511ili¢>l11v ("Uri Oil‘ RATE"_4° p” word’ n: “Y , the foxes have prospered weiLpi-ove tower Inst spring. Tile WP-‘ii-iili "i “ighi i" m‘? Baptist Churuh’ ‘Vheu lllrzlillll-Sitis of iiflii1l(i\iiliii Din.- lu-oiiuih. HIIIMI] [mm HI" ‘Miirifit-iimiiii of ~Wi1i1"°"~i°“i“ ‘m’ “mm ' c" WWI“ I 1mm“ m“ imbbi“ that ‘Iv l1I1I -1 llI-th i-v- in tiles the four bells making up the chim- the new Presbyterian wasresa- s - ~. - ~ -- - m“ “"‘“i“*1'11 'i1""1"i "i 1*” Y°rk Fume igiimtis" a “d S w r L e ea is 12856 pmmdii and special iiy tion will be Organized" Prama“ “mi "y i‘ “Hing mm” i“ in behalf of ilic Divot-lion Der iIf but my artless Iny ‘v .' ' ‘ ' Th I “M” IJISCOI a i i --il.- 11' ft I th -——--— Ilore thy sweet, deeds and laying. if this dovciupmenii proves a we’ dmuiic ‘mgines were culled mm iiiruiiiifout diliniifilil l iixitizrefq imiiik ‘piiii. ‘Hi2; liliiiii iliniiiiqii-ib? ‘SEE ‘E“"'"° “ 5°“ SP” m“ fiilssciiiiliii-lti"lgiidifiiilfiifitiiillfifi’ "m" m “flseiim” liugiiiniiialiiei: Andrews ism saw-iii}; {'3 hi2 iii ' ' ' scrim“ 01-: -- “were w»? ulna-ll’ r-m grocery a? on} page 5. iohstiseflil tqlilthesllliiliiiriialrigflilll True soullml Iilllmretlfilne to prllrllilsie; Ur being egesImal-qhere is‘ no ma‘ Efililégfiiiiglceti: ‘iféoliléw benry tense cunvpaigu which has [men Tl ‘cl (‘nrvurlitiorh and me 1. 111i -~ "1 1* ‘ ' . ass e poet's s . . ' proceeding‘ ‘for the past two Oi‘ I "U i“ "i‘i1*‘i\"-‘ i- Uiliisil "m" ‘sli-IWQME sAi-isiwis MADE reccivcd" lhc wllivaivlll 0i '1 vcw Wlilch won n. friend like 5°“ why the scmiish farm" shmlm Work on the interior o, m8 elii‘ three months S " ‘ ' . . . - __ _ iiioroughiy h“ poiuticn iliul, e. uses duties ifBBil 1011B! Blunders» Newaom of confidence in tliu (‘IHUIIIVJT of the-e n“ emulate we example or his b“ flee is being pushed mpmly and 1h o ~' il- - r l . . .-.i ' i - .i I f _ e field been canvassed that oi “"1 i" ° limp "i iili Alllticllii & Co" Market B““d1ng' Deming“ mi“ "Hmiuooi" when a Whwe love twixtihouglits of mime fiaxerinm cilglililllublaliiid nutrke “T the religious authorities o! ‘his 1.070 availnible votes 1026 W:I‘C I ' L ' J ‘iiiiiil P11111011)‘ Ullfliilliiilll. “050'9'124'6'm°s' [iroposnl i0 1IIil‘('iIl‘lI his foreign and heaven m g a ‘p _a‘ .8 us y‘ diocese are confident that the Bas- polled l 1

150-1-29M2i.

-

‘JUICY PRU-NES. 8 LBS. FOR 25 cents. Jenkins d’; ISOIIB-

Jenkins ft ‘Sons.

‘ H n i __ Jlocutcd in the LTnit-cil States. They 150-l-29M2l. the Iicarts of Scotamen but of the (Special to The Guardian) trains from Toronto. with the r9- iliiis i1'°111 iii“ 191i“ “flit: “WP lcolltt-ndeil that ti“, m-tion Qt t)“, '__ l i m Guardian) 00111111011 people of all English Qpeak- QUEBEC, Jim 29__'1\wo Llmjtflllt- “it that the majority of the dele- Earl of Oxford Bliiiil a" flilil-"lwiliif- iiif‘ dlmmii" inn-er court in (Hfnnisflinig their ‘PLUM PRESERVE 4 LB JAR 75 (_$P¢~1fl f> f, I _, r M’ ills countries. Governors, two Prime Ministers. gates (rid n01, arrive in the ancient secured by rtllli robbeis uou d iiuu iiiii Oi» eiiiiiii“ i; pnrnilttgd ti, eta-P. J, MacDonald's, corner iiP-iiili-N; J-1_1_1, __5i-i"'ii-1‘fii1i- wiilii-u ‘On the motion of Hon. J. H. Bell. dozens of members of two provincl- capital "m" 12,30 noon, LON N . between $1,.>00 and SLSCU. stand, wmiid iieiirivi, iiiem o! Pfiaco and K911i. Street. Wm‘ ii" "Mmlilll ‘INK... Jijjdiiii‘ Sncomieil by Maw" Mcxemia. ii Bi DEBUG-men“. Clliilfliildfi Iillli PTO‘ His Honor the Lieutenant-Gover- “h n90 . Jail. 29.—Herbert Afl- — their liropert)’ without due process 178-1-30-m3i lfelrcpiioii when int-ins. ui iii-arty vote of thanks was propos- [eylnnts ecclesiastical dignitaries nor, accompanied. by his Aides. i111‘ 11S been semi-Officially inform of liiw. The Iiritiish Government out Iii iilliviivllll i'-11l11ii1i-‘- iii" i5" ltd and carried by ncclamttpioih It memibeifs of the Bench and 13m- of premier vpaschet-enu and the mem- (“i ma‘ ii is 110W doiiiiliiibi Wileiilel‘ assflrtix(i that their “Lie to um 0|_Q“_ON TRAN JAN, 23m) mun (iovi-riimeiit has momentarily he will be given the title of Earl of 6

, __ , _ _. , , i two great sister provinces and liu-n- stock certificates was confirmed racket book containing cash and iliollll-"ii i111‘ lli a 0i plilllilhlllt» -1 J. (.. liincfadyen. Vice-President of dreds orf good plain business and delegation of citizens greeted the gégiggigi-oiilgciigiiiglii? tile DiiiiiY igiali- m. ti“, tram). ‘,5 Berlin and the chm“ Liberai reward for re. security-pact. the (Illli). who was Chairman. professional mien joined hands 10- visitors a-t the railway station. The been raised b LhBDIivpOBB v 1W6 lNb¢¢R 64L]; imiiiy Oi _v,ii.aiiiiieii_ which’ it w“ imiFFmnk Reid, Freetown’ It -——————vQ>—-i A (ilscussion then took place in day on the arrival of the “Donne pasty at once repaired to the Psr- who mam‘ degcenfi‘ gdilies iiiillliiillh PRAFHSE- “fflued, mid recognized that the I311, 180-1-30-11 R which Captain Grant, of Halifax. Entenitc" delegation from Ontario. lmnent Buildings and ihe Chateau d5 M t h .fl i180 Yi 9 R ownership of stock certificates

oié________ esii (l. W. Wakeford. James Paton, The party 9mm 0st,“... and vicinity Frontenac for luncheon. tendered "g f’ ° ‘ i’ mi’ E"1'i°i OXi-Olli- F EQU\RE§ in“; piiggtid to ti“, Govomment ‘DOMEQ-l-ic SHORTENHQQ 351'. P Jilliltis lilo-Isaac and John Auden numbering eighty, reached Quebec respectively by tho :p1‘°"i“°° and , AN OUT DOORJ soiling the“, tor than buster and cheaper tha-u FOVBS son took part. early this morning. but bad wenth- by iii” wmiililleli ROiBPY- Kiwimis Won figure IMAQ-INATICNI

10M. a ‘lb tia e0 cts. 5 u» tin

81.00 st P. J, MacDonald's, cor-

ner Kent and Prince. 178~1-30-m-3i

St.

sustained

ACCEPTED

HON . D. A. CAMERON ‘ Whose resignation as Provin- ciristles and against. The ibailotin was ver H rdo Knight. Wilbraifli h" ' . ‘ . ililiiilillililltiiOT-ON. Jim. Ziir-‘HIIFPY i i s i f N s i- . ,, i. - ing hold for rcpllrtaltlon by Federal Y1? rliay, when Premier Herriot h , g .y. y - bi ihd Jan. American Corpora- D- wiiimm“ 8pm“ m” biggm h; bfiirieairtgepiee iizathecoijz: - ttehitbrifih illltlioritics. villa-ally ilciwululcd ‘Germany's "‘“'Y- Pmciimiiy ‘J5 1M 00m. 0i twehtyfirst r ay_ on

iiliiiiiifiviilfiii ii lHiii iii- iiiiiii HHE

Pauls _ Catholic Church Valued at

ings Suffer

that building

. i 1-», 1 ‘EXTRA LARQE FANCY GRAPE ifél-Iity spculi \\ is ciiiitd 54 to fruit, Special 3 for 25 cents.

____.~.<»&>-i—

Has Dropped Idea 0i Security Pact

(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX, Jun

ESP-Tho

nud barn adjoining and St. Pnufs (l(I-l)|Ii‘.I‘i11i‘I\'B Limited- then spread to the magnificent St. Paul's ilomnn (ln-tholic Church. All buildings were totally

The church was valued at $80,000 and $30,000 IIISIIITIIICCflVIIIIE the loss through the burning of other buildings is fiSiiinlflted a-t $15-- 000, with very little insirrzincc. The Presbyterian dwelling and store of C. I). Cormicr were also con-sldcrab-

destroyed.

result

RRIIERI IIIIRNS IIISIIIIEEEI] III Sllilliill IIIIIII

Judge StTart Gives

Interesting Lecture On ScotlancPs Bard

Ho dealt, very fully until the cir- cumstances under whlcl: the poi-rt was reared and inspired and gave an insight into the domestic circle especially with regard to his rein- tionsliip with some of the belles to whom be addressed

was writing verses and continued writing unifll within five days of his death at the age of 37 when he wrote it particularly pat-belie poem. hitherto unpuIblis-hctl in any of his collected works, addressed to Miss Jessie Iiowters who nursed him in his last illness while his Rvifcnii-aii Armour was herself in it ticlicalle slate of health. 'l‘lie tenderness and devotion WIIICII this lady ilisplny-

words of tho verses coiulposetl by Burns on the eve of his passing in- to the "Valley of the Shadi-iv."i\iiss Lewars. whose brother was a fellow oillcer in the Excise with Burns. was n. kind and helpful neighbour of the poet and his family in Diim-

tn Jessie Lcwars worc given ovcr by her and included in the publish- ed works. but it aiipcars thn-t this

it was inditéd. The concluding vers- es 0t’ this pathetic poem are as fol- W52

“Ah! what is Fame? Its wealth of bays

_ vCools not the fever’d ibrow;

Wlll't tell his name in future days Who whistlhl lit the plough

And wrote a simple song or tiwo For happier hearts to sing.

Among the shinliig sheaves of corn,

is with me constantly.”

The Judge summarised and an- alysed with ipflfflculafly tine effect iilv Hulls! of Burns pointing out that it was more particularly to his Sllllilts that Burns live-s, not only in

was tvmlercil t-he lecturer by Mr.

The next lecture will ibe Thursday evening next when Hon. F. J. Nash will talk on “An Islander who be- came Viceroy."

Out Only Te

(Canadian Press)

iFlIbEDERlICTON, N.l3.. Jan. 29.— Harry Williams was found guilty

HARRY IIIIIIAIIIS HIIINII RIIIlTi__IIi§F__IIil|RIlER

Sentenced To Hang April 23.—Jury Was

I) . YGITIOOII of murdering his two ni-ec~

n Minutes.

rs iI-lltl was sentenced to hang April 23. The Jury was out only ten min- uteis. Williams showed no interest

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-A bullet lnitneded for his brother rc- sulted in the death here late Wed- nesday of Ariel Eggers. a Canadian who. with his brother, Milo, was ibc-

As- the two men guarded by Jack Donnoclly, a deputy marshal, were itavliig the Federal building, Millo III‘(1\V a bottle of- amimoiils from his pocket. threw it in the officer's fscc and run. Donnclly drew his gun and fired, one of the bullets ipcnetratlng AricIKs forolirail. Milo escaped. The l-wn are notorious in the northiwest.

Canadian Foxes

GLASGOW, Scotland, Jan. 29.— The success ‘of Major Lionel Han- nington, a Canadian barrister. who brought over eight pairs of silvcr

in this new type of farming, and the organization which brought ov- t-r silver foxc-s i‘0i' an Oxfordshlrc

0th: r farms will iprobirbly be stirri- cil at it lalicr date in other parts of Scotland and- England, and there is also 2i movement on foot to popu- lnrlzc the industry on the Cciitin ent. ' This is the Jiest time .of the year in bring foxes over from Canada. The nniniztls, which ni-ay cost. as liigli as .5.‘ 200 for a first class pair. are not ilifflcult to kcop, existing on tho ordinary food which is obtain-

“Bonne Entente” At Quebec

er delayed too long the special

(Special to the Guardian) PARIS, Jan 20——Not since the days of 1914 hns the French (fliniiiiber bccn so unanimous in. ac- i-iziiming the government as it was

military -prcpnrations describing iliem as a new and serious threat io world peace. The importance of Premier lIerrioUs denuncia- tion lies in. the fact, that ifor the first time the l-eailer of the paci- fist movement iii Europe was compelled to ndmiit publicly that (ieriiiniiy is not oiily not liiesrnred but that military preparations are illtfftvfiililliLf to such an extent that

No Change In Epidemic

(Canadian Press)

thc diphtheria. epidemic raging

there remains unchanged. -_-_-<oc>——--

(1111-3350, Jan, 29.-—Quebeckers are rejoicing In the fact that from now on the chimes in the towers of their beloved Basilica will pcal forth as they have not peeled since iii-c (lcstroycd the historic temple in December, 1922. ‘The last of the four huge bells that make up the carillon, which recently arrived from -France, was installed yester-

C

ilica will be thrown open for di- vine worship at Eastertide. The outside work has been completed- all scaffolding has been taken down, and the imposing piiB iiilw presents a strlklns app@9-l'i*i1°9~

hers of his Cabinet, and a large

Q-O-OO-O-O-O-O-O-O-OO-O-

and Can-ailian Clubs of Quebec.

p,__._._.¢~_,

mom be rs, to

SI. ANIIREW’

interested oongviisgatlon in Cone Breton, split six Church Union orlty being in favor of the change. Returns on the voting declared to- niight show 607 for Union and 419

the available membership voting. The no-concurrcnts are calling a mass meeting night, when: the formation of a single congregation the minorities of St. Andrew's St. Jainies churches will ‘be discussed- securing of a nilnisticr and a toni- porary meeting-place wlifle await- ing the eirection of a church edi- fice will also be tak-cn up.

and

As soon as the result was aa- nounced fifteen non-Union. elders immediately tendered their resig- nation to Dr. Johni Moderator of the session. announced that the work of organ- izing a new Presbyterian. congre

drewka,” (leclnreil Hugh Ross, K. C., one of the principal leaders of iile Opponents at the closeof the

three ministers who are alll ardent Unionists. we are not large minority in St. Andrew's, united with the minorities in Fal- mouth and will give us a nucleus of over 500 say nothing of ad- herents, for tho new Presbyterian.

hurch.

"W-e have already summoned a meeting of anti-Unionist members

Dr. Prlngle, pastor of the church declared himself with the outcome of the contest.

Doubtful Asquith

Skating Ch’ship

Si. James

Largest Congre- ' gation Polls 607 For and 419 Against--l5

to four on llic iluestloii, the maj-

ifor tomorrow

comiposetl of

Falinoutli Street

The

Pringle as It was

of the church, But

complaining The

churches.

wel-l satisfied

lilililihsi a toizil loss of

‘of the ilank ut‘ (inmim rtei- shortly

TO M-ARRY

v

Miss MARICN BECK i Only daughter oi the Ontario

uary 21st. Mrs, J. i). Hay 0f Toronto, whose son. Mil‘- Strathearn Hay, Miss Beck is to marry shortly. 9a" a ii-"i" cheon in her honor.

iiililiimi .

Premises of Twenty- Six Firms Complet-

Door

of the (IOWII town. wholesale. and business district estimated iii $1,500.000 and completely gutted the premises of 20 firms, wlii ‘ll were so (liiiiizigcil by flames smoke, ice and wall-r an‘ to CiiIlSi‘

i __._ Title to $100,000,000

I,iii_,_[i_ ii IIRIZ’

EIIIIRI [IEIIIIIES IN IIIIIIIR III BHEIII RRIIIIIN-

Worth of German i Property is Con-

German-s Asked That New Stock Certifi- cates be Issued by

. tions in Place of T h o se Seized During War

.\\'.\Slll.‘\'(l'I‘().\', JiIII Ziifllllfforts on tho liziri. oi iIII! (i I‘lII1ill> bank-i and lIl'I'liIilll lIilII\'IiIilllIS.i(7 circum- \‘i'lli iIlH vffi-i-i oi‘ iIIl: irvutii-s (if lii-i-liii and \'ci-i-;iilli<. llliliri‘ wliii-li ‘ Iii" ZiIll iliiiii- into legal pos-

‘MP5 on ileposiis to IiOIllIOll bi I(‘Ilt'ti 0f (lciuiiiini insti- tuzioiis, cstiiiiziicil to be worth ap» ilfOXilllLilz-I)’ SIIIUJIIIUJJCU were dc- fuuicil ycsttlriiny through a decis- ion of tlii- Fiiiii-il Status Supmiir" Court, coiifiriiiinp, (Jririit Britain's iille lo the prupi-riy involved.

min stuck or t-.i~i':ii'ic;it1cs repro- s ting siurli. (nvin-d by alien en- . It's and SFEZVII liy it during the

important Dccision

'l‘lii- t-oui". il|lIIi'I(I tho right oi,‘ a lielligt-ri-iit iii Limu- of war to cup- iuro Plilllll)’ propt-rly ns embodied Ill duly i-iiilorscd certificates of

Ono fireman, Livut. was burli-d for hours iIII(Il‘I' n mar. of beams and ice, and this morn-i ing lay iit tit-ath‘s door iii hospital.

(Special to the Guardian) WIAIAIVEG, Jan ‘lil-"l-‘u-o malais- ed robbers held up tlic stuff oi the Goulding and Portage brunch

before noun, hcrc today. and uficr scooping up several bundles ofi

Weather, Etc.

ui-cis iiiiiiiy‘

corpornii- iiiiiwii. 'l‘liie IICLJI-SLOII. is of iiiipirztziiiiro lniiiaiiiiicli as it af- cuscs of a like chur- aicik-r iii which Great Britain flip- p zirs as a pnriy.

Germans Disputed Title

The (lcriiinii bunks ilisputed the title of (ii-cut liritaint claiming lIl0 prop-fly nuil stuck ircprosunt- (‘ll by tliii stock certificates were

(lcrmuiiy, it was further argued, hnd renounced on the part of its nationals nll title or right which they might claim lo such certifi-

nf the sciciiiific restinrcli liitti ilic value of oil shale iii Piciilu (‘minty and other |)i'll'.|l of Nova Siwitlzi nu- nouuc-t-tl today, showed fliiy 1511i‘

tiiilifS. Great Britain iemrphseized the importance the court (incision ivould have in the settlement of

(Special to the Guardian) M-U-RREN, Switzerland, Jan. 29. —Miea G- Holt, s. Canadian won

' Fouuo ._ FOUNTAIN PEN. Owner may have same by apply-

NEIISY HRLRRIEFS

_ war accounts VVILII Germany. ills at thi and paying for i ii t t i l] - nlmle was the figure skating feature of the The limited Stairs steel (‘oi-por- sd. B “m” 1404-284“ lgltlihtaiifncelii xllllififillLVbiilliilllil in m Egrii-‘iiilltitlciiilihiiillflfl Xllp Skating aiieliiuifciiiiiriltiili thro siiitsi the _ i_ . i ttlti ;t_~| 11in: ' pe on 1 ere. very close p41 ll. s, no ug or I 11a was ‘BOY WANTED — MeKINNON ‘i/liirnlitllreil III\I\'I‘II‘0H\ itilliliii‘ were L t H cimlpetitor in the same event was in substance u state-hold of the Bills Co, 1794-3041 readily nccmsnble nml ihc dcvcl- A a e Miss N. Kingsmill, another Cana- p-“Oilvrty illrpircli. and ‘that ii. a8 -__‘