- _ ]ANUARY 29, 1908

gf 'rl-le. CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN use me ,

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-lily. Queers covlllv cuiiimiii

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|'lead~0fllces in New P 7* if _______ __ ____ ___ __ _ ___:owse Block Charlottetown _ _ _

eialulilil rrizilltnillgillf is fmt “gm "l4lll`l“mM°Cmhl’ I' C' R" °""°°"'

last night for Georgetown en

route to Moncton

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Allred Higgins, Cambridge, hes;

l`°°°"°"d ‘mm his 'mul l““°S3>‘ Late last night The Guardian was

The wmd_ during the. “___ storm informed that fears were entertained

on Mon” ._ “Gul hl°W ll`0ln 24 to so serious tha i 36 miles gn” hour-_ 'l’ll°_ rain fall he would survitve tthyevllllglitt expect” averaged .abo\it'one.ha1l'incb.f '~ ' ` i

'The last Canada Gazette has thelLiterar Boclet members following; ‘"I‘o be Brevet Colonel Visit thx; New (glasmw Liteillxrlzlgyldsx Lieutenant-Colonel F. S. Moore, flely- The visitors will furnish the D, 0. O., M. D. No. 123° Theientertainment, td which the public is Guardian extends congratulations to l“Vll¢°d-

Colonel Moore.

at Premier Peters' condition was

on Fflflv-y evening' the Cavendish

_ The number of non-resident

Rev. Robert McLean, who was pas_,attendlng Acadia Seminary, pv`l'?,i|l: tor at Valleyfield for the past twen-l "lll°| this year is phenomenally ‘ty years, but who has lately resid,-,1 large Nova Scotia sending 69, New nt Milan, Que., died 5<iterday_ 13,3 Brunswick 35, Prince Edward Island inews of his death -ras contained in ii 3 and the- rest of the world 5, a go. despatch to this paper. "tal of 112. _

In ailyts to The'Gunrdlan Daniell The Guardian has received an ex-

Coughl ‘»_seys- that the Union men cellent colored picture on a .large did not refuse to haul Mr. Dralufsfs ale of the C P R steamer Emp

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ics to the City because it was cut ress of Ireland. It will be remember-‘ o

by~_n_0ll-\ll\l0!1'li18l1. but because M;-__ 0 that this n ncent vessel with

Drake would not pay a fair price for llel' sister s Empress of Bri- hauling lt, tain are the latest additions to the in

P. R.'s fleet of Atlantic liners. M

Capgain M¢p|m11 of the steamer Both vessels represent the latest de- ‘li Coban, who has been visiting hlslvelopment of design _and comfort ln ,fo home at Louisburg, has returned to °°°““ “t”“m5hlP9_~““d We V¢\`l¢8b.l0 ‘e take charge of his vessel, which will °x“mPl°S °l l~ll° “fill-llvnting pal- s be flanged in a few d,,yB_ She is ace. The picture gives a very good ii now in the dry dock at Halifax idea of the size and appearance ol pl

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being repaired. Capt. McPhail has this splendiq v°“°l' and may be many friends in this 0ity_ ,seen at the Guardian oiilce, where it

__‘_ 'is displayed in the advertising de

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A meeting or the ei-editors of the P“"””‘°“*~

Queen Hotel was held last evening.| A general statement was submitted,

,interior of the Poetolfice building in DW" “as “ K°°‘l °l*l“°"»“*l“l1l° and

this City are for the purpose of intro sind' “ml Wm be much missed by T o el ni e ' _ ‘B - e

n d family and friends He leaves to

mlzngg':lsgd¥y_;ee;;dn;;,B$_en:n;l;r5¥_ _mourn six sons and three daughters g tnetloe. An agreeable result or the é‘a

h i th f t th ', . §ol;;l8_¢;p_ve sbeene ___l_a_¢_;______ a_t__dth;___<r;1__l£_ |_;_n_d nge bsisters-Mrs. Theo. Moore, u and are now more attractive than Iss ra en” Douse' Mrs' J' E' '

Purdy, Mrs. S. N. Earle, Mrs. Rev. m

b°r°r°` ~ 'Fred'k Strong, Michigan. ` 2;

l1|or_0 ls Dnly Dire '

“Drama Uuinine ” .

That le

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Yesterday Mrs. Theo. Moore of it

and it was decided by those present this City ’°°°l"°d 8 l'°l°gl`“m Elini# th that the hotel should be continued ing the death °l ll" b"°tl"°" Jflhn al as heretofore for some time or until Doll" of D°l`°h°St°"- M359- F01' tr a later meeting is held to determine many ymm’ Mr' U°““° W” “S9009-' ti n definite course of action. .tad with ' his l“l'h°r'. the late H°“~ lill

_ Q William Douse, and his late brother th

Alterations now taking place in the Jsmes in shlpb"l1dl“g' &°- MY- co

Dorchester-also one brother,

pt. F. A. Douse, now in Boston .ln

kept steadily falling until noon yes -* _ . » Wfday. At nine o'clock yesterday Clever stick handling, fast skating` f ~ _ _1/ furs out morning it stood at fifteen degrees and pretty combination work will bel .1/’ lta_l_>ove, and at noon only twelve. It strikingfeatures of Friday night'sl "'-

en gradually rose, and at nine last games in the Arena. _ _ _ A at on

night it was eighteen degrees above.

ong. It is not unusual for con _ Il; V_l_EW Ol' ttllfi great interest tflken . | _ ,

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.i.°.€°,'i,..*°,.':f. cial.” ilsfllsi hi eerie €é‘,i’.,§"‘é,2‘;:l.€l' Great Savings FM Mon is contract just three weeks soonel OF Friday night between the Vic- H - . . . _ V ' . _ ' an required by c0,,t,.,,ct_ _The de 0|-gas of this git” and the Crystals, _ I lhls best furnishings department lu the city offei-5 many a tempting cllan_c to the

mtors and peingeps who have been §urri_r_i;e;_~sidl;,__pr_ox;iise? to be one | » nlenfolk tllesedays. _ i

at work will also inis this week. 8 W "PDS 0 s 0 excitement.. ' ' -" - ‘ _._ ---

he _tom _S now practically open __ he Crystals h__ve_ many d__cm__d_ tm _And _trhe <_:_hooslng is not from old uildeslrable goods either none but the new and

in for business. The formal open- hall lilwy Will 00me down for cer-| ' C Neo ere

g will be in about three weeks Jill 011 Ffldlly Bild 8 big game is,

me, on the arriva1'of the firm'l ~>0lWd f01‘-

rge and up-to-date stock of fancy ' -m ‘

nd staple dry goods which will b John Pooiey. of Caroross. Yukon addition te th diffrent. lines noe territory. left yesterday ~ afternoon.

rried. On the entire completion ol, e work, The Guardian will give I

if -' "" " - - - more extended notice. ~'

The Guardian has received fron John McRae of the firm of McRae 0 allard, Everett, Wash., the follow g particulars `with‘ reference to thi eath and funeral of the lata Thoma: B. McRae. It will bc remembers( that Mr. Mcl-tae was a son of Alex

_ under and Mrs. McRae for man;

years reident of Bonshaw nd

Laxative Bramo Uuinina ff Hel- machif-ri

_ Ill THE' WRU) DYER TU UIIEA UDLD IN UNE DAY. :gt

Always 'remember the .full name. Look

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--for Bread, Biscuits and Pan Cakes-for P.l¢S. ‘ Cakes and Fancy Pastry--no flour, milled of a single kind of wheat, compares with a Q,

P It bakes whiter and lighter-it contains more

er/1_,[,i,],y in Ollfdfid " 1_0'

food properties of Manitoba wheat-with the_ or

lightness and nutty flavor of Ontario wheat. _ TRY A BLENDED FLOUR-the result of

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wife of Mr. McRae whose home ia at 1007 San Pablo avenue. Oakland,

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ummerside. About a year ago hr arried, Miss Laura Howard young-

daughter of the late John How-

ard, North River, and ai sister of Dr ,

" H. P, Howard, Eveéett, gash. "The

' » ’ - " -' ' " funeral of Thomas _ Mc ae_wa's at- V

'°r tm” 5l§lm'l*\u'° 9” eval.; box- 95°' , tended by a large number of friend; _

_ - -- __ ~ _-_- -- Y - at the First Presbyterian church.Thr

' " ' ' ` » _ services were conducted by the pas

0\“Akl0 _` °“TAR'° tor, Rev. Herbert Thomson, assisted

/‘_` ' `/'vs_ ; /`__ gy _ . . _

I » o ‘ . ,,,,,,, gg ,.., all kinds ....., & ..,.. \_3_y

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of _ 4' llbearers were Dan Curry

» as pa

“-lo¢m\"` Baking _ “°¢|A“"° H.

ses, Miss Jean Caithness, Jamel lug "mst Plea9anflY Situated- Ml'-’ -: wis and H. S. Groger, Those act

S. Wright,,F. W. Manshelél, D.___A

Duryee, 'H. E. Robb ns an Wa el

/ Swalwell. Mr. and Mrs. McRae haf

resided in Oakland less than onf_ year, but in that brief time they

ad made n large number. of friend; r. McRae was a member of the o ~ - .-

,:- 1 b d f th n Methodisq or Boston,and Mr. and Mrs. Pooleyl "

BLENDED FLOUR. cgflrch 1;? S; P8510 Glenna _ new __o go by easy stages to their home' _

their home, and Mrs. McRae war -U ('f"`¢l`059- ' ~ soloist in the choir. The death of Mr `

_ triment and it yields MORE bread etc. McRi;_e, undler sich distressing cir- nll _ cums ances. as rown a g oom over

~ the entire membership of the church

t° the barrel' ' The following from the San Fran-

_ cisco Chronicle of Friday; Janléary

explains the cause of t e acci ent ch cost Mr. McRae his life. "Ir

- i a fire that occurred in the refining

en e plant of the Pacific Refining & Roof-_'

~ ing company at Sixteenth and Mis-

Q _ ‘ _ . sissippi streets yesterday afternoon.

(0f °'\¢l*’l° ""1 M‘"“*°l’° W"°**) 'rliomae Mouse, aged thirty-nv;

, years, the superintendent, was badly

'i and you use the perfect flour. - , §;i_:_i__ed__¢_>_i_; §l;e_ _l1e_e_i_;,___:=_liets_$__ _len_:l___ro;-_T

' ‘ iuried may terminate fatally. Mr.

_ BLENDED FLOUR combines the splendid Mc}_z___e_ waskwlth Migtael cona_y___me

s wor men, w n an exp os on

occurred, it is believed, through the ignition of distillate escaping from

leaky valve. There-was a burst of

flame, and had McRae sought safety

_ . . flight as Conaty and the other

` ° PROVE ILS SU ¢i10f1 . workmen did, he probably would have

y°ur ant baking will P ty escaped injury. Instead he tried to

_ ' nh uk il on iight the flamgs, and _Ivhen he saw

_ ‘“‘l°”' -_ . 5 t ere was no opes of c ecking them,

/ ". 'Ill 5|" Bl-'ENDED IJ, _ 1 he discovered that escape was cut od.` /_ `.` ,Av J/ " FLOURS. ll ie the ‘ *J* Covering his face with his arms, he

-1 i, un . .af M5,” emna 1% uh rushed into the seething mass of _ _

'”"" ~ 'F q F ` “ flames that was between him and M ummbgi)

' Look for 'n an amy ' `_,the exit from the room. Twice he » gif

h and barrel you buy. 4;" nf fell, but struggled to his feet, and “

%g¢|A1¢ " C' fter almost superhuman edort he

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_, staggered blindly into the open air.

He was picked up and driven to the gi-Uluvleusnhlqiue

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kmds` ‘Because my R K I G el `clion, I have decided to do eo;

. ‘ '~ §I£lIl"ACLL CXDCIISCS Qfe ;,;|44|,;,;l|,l,;,,"L,;_,m`_%,_,,__l__,D;,_/' and now respectfully solicit your

as n titled of her husband's condi

‘ on‘lnd hurried over to the Ger-

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- man hospital where he had been ta-

ken after his wounds were dressed."

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"lloraee Ilan,\rd’e l\8°l\°l°‘\» "-- .'fN'li,E1a. §.°i;.ff2.':,rli°z.§;'i*.:::::xz§2°i*:i.Y.. alert..

New York 'Uhderwritere A8¢“°y °f H°"lf°"df %°““'

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hv ;:;g;n?f Cllllniillilllillileoproiillllyo accepted at lowest current

rates. _ » _ _ Peifectpretectiom ' ‘ ` ” '

V Eqlmablelmtell ttiemént of losses I ’_ . P'°'"'° 8° 'Asian efpeelic peeoeege solicited.

HQRVACI; HAszARDiTr

~ _ The Reputation of S |‘EWAR.T’S BREAD'

Hes Been HonenlyBerned

Quality, Cleanliness -_ .and Skill .

l|'|‘M;nl|f_eet_ulfi»hav_e _ - V mile tlieneme

rsdgtggvf, ,. Charlottetown. _ ‘_ C

._cther, to renew acquaintances in, i'

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---_ H. C. McLeod, General Manager oil ;

The _ case of Rattenbury versus the Bank of Nova Scotia, Toronto, _.,=~

Carter is still before the Supreme and well known in this city, has, Court. The cross examination of the EOM 20 KlI\8St0h. Jamaica. ' .

plaintiff by Mr. Johnson for the de- .' *-

fendant Isaac Carter, which was The York Division concert post ommenced on Monday afternoon was s10l10¢l 011 M0l\¢lHy Will lw given Fri not concluded when the Court ad- lay JUIUGTY 3lHl¢~ If not fine con-

nmed lest evening end will be re= :nrt will be heiddollowins night.

umed this morning at half past ten _ --

hen court meets. Miss Mary McDonald, has returned

--_ zo her home in Pictou from a plea-

The death occurred recently after :ant visit in Charlottetown where nly three days' illness of Sister lhe was the guest of Capt. and Mrs. _

elen of the Convent of Mercy,Moor l`Bylor. 3. _‘,.. _ _ reet, East Boston. Prior to tak- ---- - M/ "‘

g the nun's veil the deceased was 'l`ll0 'tickets for Friday night’s iss Annie E. Christopher. She was Ianles are now on sale and many orn in Prince Edward Island, 'and ‘ave been picked _up already. .The r many years taught at Sp pet' ilan of reserved seats is at Hughes"

r’s School in East Boston. A sol lfllg St0l`0-

mn high Mass will be sung for he m

t the convent. The interment tool BlBl10P M0D0l1Bld. of Charlotte- ace at Manchester, N.H. OWU. Wl10 IIBB been the guestuf His

l -llrace Archbishop ‘McCarthy, Holi- Lowe Bros, lust evening finished HX. lla-8 l'9f»l1l‘D6¢‘l l10mo- BISHOP Bar- _ cir contract of S. A. McDonald’s Y, Ol thi! M0065* Ol Chatham, audl ‘ \°"’&'»'“

ore on Queen Street. The work rc .l3iSll0P G8B€y Ol lille ¢li°¢¢99 Ol St-l cts great credit not'only for tho J0lln, have also returned to their

anner in which it is done, but by ll0m€S- ~ _ .

away” the work has been rushed ‘ m- -

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. Handsome, furs at a most substantial saving-

fesults in swift' and heavy business in this

_ department these days _ Not only in the liner grades

-ff.; \ of furs--nlinkss--martcns-sables and so on is the de_

'zff_ir>,. ~.' if ONE THIRD.

.‘\.1 ¢$s."‘ ,-\ ,_

_/_ _ 's '

3,00 furs are now. . . . .2.oo 5.00 furs are now. . . . . 3.34

_ 6oofursarenow.... ..4.oo ~ xo oo "furs no\v....., ..6.67

partment well supplied--but in marmots--lltches--and

many other of the pretty furs that are serviceable as well as cheap we have an attractive range. And now .

- ._ _ your chance is to own any of these at a discount of

20.00 fursare no\v. _ . _ 13.34 30.00 furs are now. . . . 20.00 45 oo furs arenow. _ . 30 oo 6o.oo furs are now. . . . . . 4o.oo_

y train for Georgetown on his wny ack'to his distant adopted home, fter a visit of two or three weeks* J his native Provincen Mr. Poolcyl l a native of Tryon, and it is about l wenty-eight years since he went* 'est. For twenty years he was lo-l ated in diderent points oi that apidly developing country, but the, ast eight years he has resided chief-l I at Carcross, which is a miningl illage about sixty miles from Skag-l lay. Mr. Pooley's friengs will bel lad to learn he is now meeting with ratifying success in,his mining ven-_ ures. He_ is engaged in quartz min-, lg, the 'ore when obtained being] melter. He speaks of Carcross hav-, melter. ,He speaks of .Cardrose hav- l ng a very pleasant winter climate.l '.‘he temperature, although at times]

toing down to a low mark, never' »_` :els oppressively cold, as there is no . sind; while in summer the climate is; 5

Rev M A Casey of the First M rlelightful, Carcross having an eleva-_‘ church. The music was rendered _“l0“ Ol Blwllt “V0 l¢l10\iBBi1d l1W0lé1 Mrs_ A_ L_ Birch,-H-,1_ Miss Lau; iundred feet above sea-level and be-V

‘ooley occupied about six weeks on, 7 is trip from the Yukon to this Pro-3 ince. He was accompanied by his] i ife, and on the way here they were* ’

ister and all three came on to-l -

leir old home. All three left yester-| f

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One third off winter shirts

One third off men’s Cape

One tllird off all sweaters - One third off 50 prs-lined gloves Half price for all wash vests

Half price for allknitted vests

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my on return, Mr Pooley’s sister;

Aromallc Extract

of _Cod Liver Oil

is a pleasant and pala- table coulbination of

Miles of Pretty Prints e ` i

' FRESH from Eiglish mills come these handsome tub proof wash goods-

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Name.... . . . . . ..., . . . . . . ... . . . . ..., . . . . ..., . . . , ...,.

Address . .

Date... ....., » .... . . . . . . . . . . . ..., . .... _ £5

_ thousands of ard;--literally yards of them Bearing in mind the f'l.ct th'it_

you would want many of these early--for your spring sewing-we placed our . orders many months ago -sedulous care in choosing--selection from lines that are shown only to this store for P E I.-have resulted in the finest __ col-

ect on we have ever bought before you. _

f And despite the heavy advance in costs We have been able to arrange

matters by heavy purchasing, so that in almost every case We are sellin g at

the same old price. '

Au adequate range of pretty A heavv slrong print in great Fine, smooth, soft English print

Canadian Print in Min. widths, range of dork and light eflucts. 3| free from dressing, very pretty

i ' ' d bl __ _ ' 'd d ood wa$h'ng patterns, ini full range light and

-°-if r" 8° ;::.°.':.‘i‘__‘fi.f'.‘f'.‘..?. iz. il.

We w:‘u'd like to send samples of i-ur prints to ally ladv who is interested in _getting

the most for her m uey--we really think that the lines we are 1-ffenng are very superior and

lined in Boston by Mr. Pne1ey’s<'F we are convinced that the prices are right We will send _samples to any out of town cus- f

tome: for the asking. . _»

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_ plcagg mail me samples ol`(light or darl_l...._.............. . . . . ...PrinlCeltun|

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the active principles of the finest Norwegian Cod Livers with extract or Malt, Wild Cherry Park and Compound Syrup of Hypophosphi- tes.

An Egcellent Tonic 5oc and $1.00 bottles'

KASAGKA '

The Ideal Lallafive.

An aromatic prepara-

'tionof Csscara. Very pleasant to take, yet - prompt and effective.

On account of its

agreeable taste it is

~ especially -suitable for children and can be given to infants with

perfect safety.

Price 151: per ounce.

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Furniture ` ~' ‘ " .

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. 1"*-°°n1 ro 'ran Etecroas eiweizn.,

Footer Bond Co

J. H BOND » - Manager

Ladies andbGentlemen'e-Eb _

SMALL PRICES f0l' Having een request y a args

n ber of tbeelectors of ward four.

new FHRNITURE of all rdigbnleat that ward ln the coming

votes lf tlecled. I shall io the beet

of m ablllt work in the interests `

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drttstf. _ " ' of the city generally, and especially

of ward four. .1

Respectfully _yours _‘

" ` _ I-l7dtf ` l. D. TAYLOR

lumen Ralph, M. D

|nlCff8l__ _ " Physician 0. Surgeon

Alone Paid- All

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the Death Glaims and Matured Endowments _in in the Sun Life of Canada. Not a dollar out of

, the premiums used for that pm-gee. ~ For plans and rates in this lid Company

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E. R. Bl{`0W. `

-` - Manager for P.E. Island

Nc 96 Prince Street, Cor Rlchmoni

Telephone 313, _

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WARBURTON & SHAW

BARBIBTIRB. Pu£::l'()%NllYl'. NUTARY

Olllceln Caaierontliloek. Charlotte- town. _ P. If. Island'

A. ‘B. Warbnrlol|,` In A. D- _ L l D. ldnr Shaw ` i

drlom ' .

"ll Harry Harley, a well-kno.vn' athlete M.'Waleh, Montreal, is visiting in

of this City, returned home yester- this City. ` `

day from Montreal --

1 The schooner Eva May is for sale __

The death occurred recently at See ad tomorrow M

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'ali-miegliem, England, oi ure. ‘s. -4 - g l\ “ fl ,/'<Q\\¢'l/of _ ` l. ' Weston-Jones. Mrs. Jones was a Miss Margaret Furness, Vernonl ,_ .1 i "C 7 \_ .V \ ~ ' . daughter of the late . . _ i g i- ---1 -~- ‘ - - i .

T W Daniel, of River, has gone to New York _ _ -- ~ _ ~ ' ' '

St. John, and wife of Rev. B. Wes- -- ! _ _ ' I "“""" l "',”"'*f ton Jones, formerly rector of St. G. M. Atwood, City, is on a busl-l

Paul'a Church; Charlottetown, but ness trip through Nova Scotia and ll now residing at Birmingham New Brunswick

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, The temperature, which was forty 'Miss Janie E. Meikle, City, whol ' i

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two degrees above zero in this City has been visiting friends in Milton._ _ -‘ ‘ ~ , '

on Monday evening at nine o'clock returned home yesterday. 1

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