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To arrive pie r schooner *domvia and imberly, two cargoes Har direct

from .ow Y Chestn t Cllhsxtaltle ‘fzrhuglll stloves“

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DIARY OF EVENTS .

TODAY.

Pity Magistrate'a Court 9 . m. Pr1neo Edward TheatQ 3, 7 and

8.45 p. m.

BIRTHS

CHESTNUT.-To Dr. and' Mrs. Wm.

Chwtnut, Tyndal, Manitoba, a son._ Mrs. Chestnut is e daughter of Mrs. Margaret McKenzie of Charlotte- town.

. DEATHS

McllAAC.--In East Boston, Mass.. on August 28th, Andrew, husband of Petnonella Mclsaac. Inna McDonald.;

ern. vsnole, 7,ooo

prone. l.os'r wlru

slx or Hr-:la cnew.

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I-IXHIBIIIIIN IENRIRS,

Tenders will be received by the un-

dersiglwd up to and on Saturday the Sth. September, 1917, for the following privileges -at the Exhibition to be held in Charlottetown from the 25th to 28th September. 1917 inclusive:-- . 1-For the privilege of catering un- der the Grand Stand.

2-For the printing and selling of I

score cards for the races.

~3-For the supplying of straw as re

quired.

or any tender not necessarily accep-

O-LD FALSE TEETH

Bought in any condition . $1.00

per set or seven cents per tooth. -Cash by return mail. R. A. COPE- IMAN, 25199. Esplanade Avenue, luon- treal. P. Q.

3044-8-10ME1mo.

li Drug- . Stores

_ P "4';For “mag feed :U horses' cn D_ A_ McK|m,,,n_ K_ C__ represented

9 c on 1 e "mm H i‘a t in McDonald f th Aranmore In Nos. 1, 2 and 4. the highest or' ` D H ° e '

any tender and in No. 3 the lowest The wnnwses- were-Cavtat” Mc'

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

ted. _ -

Commons may be omamed at ,hcl Quartermaster' and First Officer ofthc

omw of Araunrore; also Captain Bushey of

¢_ R_ SMA|_Lw0°D_ the schooner Henry Dicks, who wil.

Sem-et,a|-yT;-gagurer_ AT THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE AT pegged the collision auf-.‘ whose schoo

utr. I

` OTTAWA.

Thursday, the Sth day of August, 1917, (japp M¢D0na|d tegungd that the

Present:

.HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVER- NOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL.

HIS Excellency the Governor Gen-

eral in Council is pleased on the ro- commendation of the Right Honour- able, the Prime Minister, to approve the following Regulations. which have

l am offering my farm consisting

of 100 'acres of land to be sold at Pub-

Ilic Auction in October, date of sale 'will be published later. For further 'particulars apply to owner,

` FRANCIS DEVINE, ,

Hunter River.

6098-8-31l\I3ip_d. '

AN ATLANTIC PORT- Word has

been received here indicating that the smut. 7,000-ton steamsnlp venlie has been sunk, with the loss of six of hgrcrew. The Verdle left here for an English port on August 12 with a car- go but no passengers. Her crew num- bered 112. '

the Verdle refer to all the members of her crow having been saved, with the exception of six, but gives no de- tiills. The message indicates. the ow- ners said. the vessel was sunk about

five days ago.

, .

pumuuu

'ln loving memory of John Ernest Hitch, died Aug. 31,1916.

Blossomed on earth. to bloom in Hea-

van.

7956.

CASTORIA

For Infants and Children

In Use Fo Over 30 Years Always beers

a.,...‘.‘I.°..°f , £é2€'¢<

Time Table

For September 1917

BONSHAW AND ol-l‘TowN FERRY asnvllcs.

The Motor Packet Hazel R. Leat\S B0lJ.ehaw Leaves Cb'Town *Tues ith at 7.30 a.m. ....5.00 pm. Fri 7th at 5.30 a.fn, .2.30 “ Tue-3. 11l'.*l1 ut 7.30 a.m. 4.00 " _Fri 14th at 8.00 a..n1. .5.00 " *Tues 18t'h_ at 7.30 a.m. ....5.00 “ 'Fri 21st at 7.30 a.m. .-4.30 " Tuoo 25th Bt 6.30 a.1n. .. _.330 " Fri 28th at 7.30 a.m. .4.D0 " All freight. must be delivered 1 hr,

before sailing. Trips marked * leave

' I I I l

A cable message to the owners of.

I CANADIAN. - I PA*cu=|c_

2 SINGLE sans l Tickets on Sale Aug. 30 and

Sept. 4.

Good until Sept. 6th and Sept.

11th respectively.

Fare and One Third Tickets on Sale Aug. 27 t0 Sept. 7. Good until Sept. 12th. 1917.

For Full Particulars see H. M. Davison, Local Agent. Or write N. R. DssBr*ls_3y-, D.P.A., C.P.R., St. John, N.B.

under the powers conferred upon him

- (bp the expression “bacon” shall

Q 0 include cured (either pickled or I , , smoked) sides, backs, hams.

been made by the Food Controller

Iby the Order in Council of the 16th IJune. 1917 and the same are hereby approved accordinglyz-

Regulations Applicable to Public Eat- ing -Places.

~1.'For the purposes of these regula- tions.

tal the expression "public eating

place" includes any hotel. res- taurant. cafeteria, club or other

I place where meals to the num- ber of twenty-five or more per diem are sold and served to persons other than fmembers of the family or house hold of the proprietor;

‘and any portion of what is termed in the trade Wiltshire sides,

.2. At any public eating place,

tal beef shall not be served at

more than one meal on any day. and on Tuesdays and Fri- days none shall be served; tbl Bacon shall not be served . nt

lmore than one meal on any day, and on Tuesdays and Fridays none shall be served;

tlrl At every meal at which white

I bread is served there shall] al-

so be served some substitute or substitutes. such as corn bread. oat cakes. potatoes, etc.;

td) There shall be prominently dir:-`

played a printed notice to the effect that all persons in order-

6000'-8727t'lSept. 7th. T

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_¢$:._~__~}.-_

1. .~ ' ` 5 \¥\ "< éfri'-'Sf

Synopsis of Canadian Northwest had Regulations

U in . 'rlliii sole head ofa family or any male over

eightefn years old; may homestead a quarter

section o avaliable omlnien land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alhgts. Applicant must up seaéln person at the 8n~linlon guide Alenry r' ub-Agency for the istrlct. ntfy by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands gency ing not Bug-Agencaifn :ertain conditions.

ulies- ix mon _ residence upon and cui-

iivutionofthe land in esch of tlrrelshxearl. A homeatesder may live within nine conf hir homestead on a fann nf at least It acres, on certain conditl s. A hahitablr. house la re-

,aplrefl vmen residence is performed in

8 V C I1! .

In eertaln districts a homrtuder in food

standinlylmay pre-emgt e traar nr-section a ong de his ornostead. rice $3.00 per ac-re.

Duties Brx months residence in each of three

F s _ sbt.

,_ a .,

The area of cultivation is aubiect to reduction n case of rgllhssltimbelzy or storay land. Live

stock may au ttut tm cut vatlon under ‘

I M th ' au-nmwnaunm, W W b RY C M G lowing Regulations. and the same -are *T*-‘*-*-m rom CAI. ur U what-f' Drill!! the rrl`nlh,ter of llhe lnt;rior herebf 'made and established ac(-'Ord'

WM MCRAE, Mgr. N R-Una|\'1'tllorl¢ed p"*~l~»- tlon ofthva adver lngly -

~\»-sv q -mv

` I r' ' 'be ld t _ ` ' I

7°31'°'Mm'"3“i12'- 9'5”13~1o11M6mor °' I. The proprietor or manager of any' i g V _ . _

V ' ne has taken place. and -any clerk,

employee or servant violating any of

uc a e me sam "eg"I“U°"`5' Sha" be Kumi' Ui PETROGRAD ~Gel'manv’s nlilitarv

glrlmthrltjrcecgzeicstklsrltl llgrullhbtlefl ltlpoi? propamuon was known to the Rnsslah

_ V ' '"9 °‘ WH' ministry. and lt ws nl o lr -

Valuable Property and household furniture. We fence- 1° H Penalty "01 ¢X°°°fi'"S we that Gernlsnv cnntemvlastedsa

are authorised by the Executors of the Estate of the late "';"’;|" “"" ""' ie” ""1" H00" of war in mos. and mln ln 1913 Mrs. Adams to sell the property situated on Allen St. I " ° ° ‘"“' “"“ '°' "M" 5"" “"‘°"‘""S *O is‘="f"°"v SWB" misr-

_ ‘ sequent offence to a penalty not ex- dm. gn G . | |

Gaytown, on Sept* 12, Wednesday, commencing at 10.30 ceeflmg me mind fl a ll ` Ewa M °"°'"°" M ""9

_ th . . , _ "9 0 "B and 00'- trial of (len. Soukhomllnoff. former

a.m eroert tm fl dll h.. dlerl

ing their, food ought to consid- er the needs of Great Britain and her allies and their' armies for wheat, beef and bacon, and that the Food Controller ru quires the public to do every- thing in their power to make these commodities available for export hy eating as little as possible of them, and by mak- ing use of substitutes and avoid ing waste. ` °

Regulations Relating to the Use ot Wheat in the Manufacture of AI- cohol.

No person shall use any wheat in

the distillation or manufacture of al- cohol unless such alcohol is to be-used for manufacturing on munitions pur. poses. and no person shall use wheat in the distillation or manufacture of alcohol for manufacturing on muni- tions purposes unless such person has

nit' l il est d t -l 50 obtainela li _ th f . ,

I'gg,m.1'm°§'f;',,':ff,u_°;§':¢_ef,f,'p¢£=,mt;,;ff”" F d C( Cen” 'fre °" [mm the corroborated the statements of the , e nhralnegnas soon n homestead ostentmn °° '°""`°"e" f°" ( Nada- N0 fee Captains of the steamer and th "(`»

anron n . . - , ' ~ .

egslettler wllomhas exhausted his homestead Sha" be palame for any Smh license' reno." 9

.':'“'.r'.'-':‘“ r '“:'°s*ar‘ "°"‘°°‘°"i>l':.“'- ' .-. . D

In I TIC It "C - T 'CTE --v - ` . ' V Musrmlatsummtlnln Jin of :lim :flu H'-“ |°"C€‘i@"¢Y is fllfilhvr pleased. H P mms Wm mer °" """'"" cultivate 50 norm and elects house worth two. ,md . ,h I H 000108 lil U16 cane.

el e provisions of The War

Measures Act, 1914. to make the fol-

publlc eating place in which any viola I |

E -""-'E5 tion of the above regulations relating

to public eating places as t-herein de-

ll d

IlllR|NIl IN RISE IIFRIIIENI IIIIIIISIRN

Last wpek a hearing was heard with

regard to the recent collision between the S. S. Aranmore and the- Schooner Cyrene off Picton Light in which col- lision the Cyrene was sent tothe bottom. 'rue nearing was held ln ine itlarlne Office before Capt. Demers. .Wreck Commissioner for Canada, as- sisted by Captain ltlcheod, formerly of the Northumberland. and' Capt. Lumsden. J. J. Johnston, K. (`., re resented the schooner "(`:v'rene" and

Donald. of the "Aranmore," Caliiillil Murphy and crew of the “Cv'rene." the

ner was in close proximity at the time of the accident.

collision occurred on August 27th at 6.42 p. m. A moderate westerly wind was blowing when the Aranmore left Picton wharf and a 2% knot current was running. The Capt. alld Second Of- ficer were on the bridge. The Captain said they were practically upon thc ranges when the collision took place. He noticed two sailing vessels beat- ing in. one on each side ofthe bow ot' the "Aranmorc-." The "t`yrene" was on the starboard and headed northwest upon the port tack. The width of thc channel at the place of the collision was about onetifth mile. The steam

er was going at full speed, about 14% ` knots. The steamer' attempted to pass ` between the two schooners. 'i`he stea» nlcr's whistle .was sounded. The steamer struck the “Cy'rene" head on and about right angles amidshlpsf Capt. llinrphy of the (`yrene‘testliied. that he was bound for Picton,and was tacklng up the harbor when the col- lision occurred. He maintained that tho course he took was the proper course and theronly course he could take, in order to avoid u collision; that the schooner "Henry Dicks" had

tile right of way and that he _could not avoid crossing the bow ofthe steamer' in time to avoid the collision; that he was under the impression that the steamer would pass ast-ern of his schooner and that there was ample room for him to have done so. Tilc two schoollers were so close at the

time and the steamer going fllll speed' in broad daylight, that he expected the steamer would vary her course so as to go astern of the schooner. This she did not do but proceeded on her straight course at full speed until thc collision took place.

Capt. Bushey, of the Henry Dicks

testified that he was tacklng up also. hound for Picton, anti. that he was

afraid the steamer would lun into him, He- though that if he did not tack the steamer would have struck him too. At the time ofthe collision he was as tern of the steamer about three or four lengths of the sr-llollncl-_ When thr steanler passed him sho wus going at n good speed and a distance of ten or twelve feet from the schooner, Hit impression was' that the steamer dit' not change her course; that he thou- ght there was sutllclcnt space for the steamer to pass astern ofthe “(`yrelle" and that he was about the middle of the channel when his schooner tacked

John H. Fullerton, Engineer of thé

Aranmore testified that he was on duty at the time of the collision. The .steamer was going full speed. At 6.43 received all order to stand by. ,it took possibly a period ol' gen se(-_ ends fo obey his older. At 6.44 the

order was to stop and immediately came the order-full speed astern. The time that elapsed between the or- der to stop and full speed astern was Only Hbout a matter' of a second."

The evidence of the other witnesst-.4

ISIANIJ GIRI HRS

IIIIFIIIUII IIMI Ill

[Ill MARRIED

BOSTON.-A bridal party with n l

minister und invited guests waitcd ill the First Baptist church, Charlestowlt.

for five hours last night, while. the groom and bride-to-be chased 11000! Soinorville to get a rnal~l'izlge license, which they secured and arrived back at the church. where the ceremony was performed by the pastor. Rev. Harold L. Hanson, at an hour be-fore

midnight.

Lucian E. Gotham, of Roxbury. had

planned to be marrieI to Miss V013 Stuart of East Somerville. in the l-`irst Baptist church at six o’clock in thc evening. They urrivell, at the church with their' attendants, invited' guests and friends and everything was ready for the ceremony, when the oiliciat-

ing clergyman, Rev.`Mr. Hanson, dis- covered the bride did not have a lnar- riage license and' informed the couple that he could not perform the cere- I

nlony. Gotham turned over his lit'-1 ense which he secured ln Boston. i

Clerk on Vacation I

A council of war was held and it

was decided -to get the city clerk of Somerville lie was away on vacation and the brirlegroom. and the nlinislcl made a trip in an automobile to the home oi' Asst. City Clerk Jason M., (`ars0n on \'inal avenue. Somerville.:

They told their story to l\il~. Unrsoli.: ann he inforlnell them that they wolllll

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have to get the blidc to sign tht- up I

plicntiorl and also get ln touch with; the court officials to necrlre a wnivcr' of the tivo-day law.

On the way back to the cllllrcll thc party stopped' at thc ironic of the us-I

sislant clerk of the police court. .iollnl L. Connolly. l\lcnrl\vhile the bl‘irle»| to-be was waiting :lt the church with' ber friends grouped :-lliout ller_

Auto Breaks Next _

The hridv \\'ltll I\ll'. ('nlllll»ll_\' and the

groonl started for the Slmlcrvill., l‘ity iiall ill tile niuchinc, and on thr:~‘ wily over illc l'l'isml Point brillgc tllcrc \\‘al.~' ll blow-out to thc lllucllillu. 'l`llc party got out :llltl took tl struct call' to Soll1el'villc. I

.\ll'. (`ollllol|_v nmllc out tllc pnpr-l's w:li\'ln/.1 the tlvc-tiny lllw, while tht=.| couple went in the ofllce of l\lr. (lar-I

wcdfiini: liccll.~=c. 'i`llcn ztrnl ill urlll

in wc-.ldl'ng outfit they lllarclletl down lligllll-ind avcuuc anti' \\-'alnllt street. to the home of .Jlltlgc ll. I(o_l:cl~ `\\'t»|~,|. worth, ull- iliollrou. strcct. wllcrc tht-\ nrrlvcd at I0 <\`cl<lck. .lllllxxe \\'clliI. “'0i`|ll Signtfri the paper \\':livillg till-

lrlw. und thc collplc nlzll‘clll=li back lu the city clcl‘k`s' uillrc and lsccurctl the licellsc front .\.s:<t. t`iiy t'lcrk Varsoll.

` Married at Last

Almcd with the liccllse they wen:

back in the chllrch. wllerc tllcv \vl‘r€t|

‘ .

‘I

F Bhlood K T I

Poisoning

_ --instant relief and

‘<

household remecl

%;“i"_T WTL' "H W Y W Y T fl Y

rel-tc-ll by thc n|llli:sicl‘ null thc lnl'l:c l\il'. llarlsoll pl‘ou1ul|lccrl th:~ words

ruup of fricntls \\'llli llllll zlnxiollslyiilltlt lllsldc tilclll lllilu and wits. wzlilcd tllcir rctllrll 'l`llc bridnl p1ll't_\', 'l`lll‘ lilillc ill hcr npplicntioll .stllted

\\-;r'_< l't»rl|lc<l null lllallcllcu' up till- coll .strc \v:l:~ xl lllllive oi' I’l'lllcc l<jtl\\'nl'rl‘

ii il :l

son und mudc uppliclltioll for lhc - .

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[WHAT DO I KNOWI

BOUTAW T H?

‘O/Iis is [de Qycsfiolz you v 1/1115! as/f yoursef ` uyirtg a wait/L. I

(6:/l(’l'(.’ IS 0/111/ 0710/

. .. . DIFFERENCE /' ”-»~»- . tn l‘/1co1/Lu'¢/ca/1/Jeaf- *

`: =-l]

o 5 ` ance of-M_csc 'fun wa/c/les '_ 8

and 1'/lat ls “

T .1 M "/ \xfAl‘i`1"°HX'llv`19 \'/

UT there is more difference than that. There is the cliilerence insicle--the

marvellous precision in the adjustment of many small parts, each of which is llaw- less. This is what gives that enduring accuracy which the name "Waltham" sig- nifies. You buyany watch' on "faith"- Your only' protection is the reputation of the maker. 50 buy a "WaltI1aln" with the reputation ol the largest ancl olcleét watch factory in the world behind it.

\\"viIc for our Boolvlcl -("c»\crr|\1'»\E*f1 clTllf)l'\‘¢‘0 \l")\l.Tl'l/\l\\ \\"/NTCIT COMPANY' ‘ ‘ 5/TONTIQEAL

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'\lll,ll\lliilll|llll.l ll .llll.lllllllll l‘\l'lllll;ll.l\\,ll'~‘.»

cl' zlislc ill front uf lllc pulpit, wilclc lsllllill. zllul lllnt :~‘ilc was 30 .Ve-l\"» of

t`cw lnllllltl-.~'.` ul`tcl~ il o’clock llcv. llllc.

-._.=_._.-. ._ -- .- _ “- E* I-4-I _.El

I CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

PRINCE EDVVARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFECTT'-_MAY 21st. 1917.

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Trains ulltwarli--itcllll down Trniua Inward--Read up. Daily ltally llzlily llnlly Daily Daily Daily IiIx.Slln l~Zx.Sun, Ex.:1un, Ex.Sllll I-Ix.Slln. Ex.Suu. Ex-Suu

PM 4,00 5.1!() $.05 6.50 7.20

8.50 9.-13

10.37 11.18 11.65

l‘.l'ti. 11.10 10 lil

ll -10

l'..\l. A.M. . A .\l. 12.15 0.10 Dep. ('1l1\rlottciu\\-rl Arr. ll.i»:'\ l.-i8 7.40 Hunter Ttlvcr i0.=l6

Emer-'lid .lct. 10 00

l(en.slr~l!toll - it Ii7 Slln'ln1crsl<lf~ Dept. 0.10

R-‘>;'-_W

'Doc ~'-L_. -aa

0.05 Arr.

.°"w¥*"E`f1 ag,-‘ “:. "~l°‘:-1

Q F

Sulnluclr side Arr.

Port ilill 7.n~i .L56 (VIA-:lru 7.05 2.126 Alllcrtnn 0,10 l..l7

~ 0 05 Aff. 'llgll lull llcpt. 5.45 12.15

R 50 5.35

Mon. Wcri

7.40

9.10 0.50

S.-45

RM. A.M.

10.20

flee ...en :na

I I

Tiles. Thllr. 61- ’i`llcs. /ts Sal. Fri. & Sat.

Tue

l'.l\l. l'.i\i. l‘_.’\1. l’.!\l, 7 50 0.45 it 45 Dep. Euleralri .ict Arr. 0 115 8.40 10.115 10.20 Arr. Cape Trnvcl'sc llcp. '|09

Dnilv Daily llllliy Ex.Sun l'1x.Sun. ‘ Ex Suu.

P.M. A.i\i. A.M. 51.20 7,00 Ltep, (‘ll:lrlut1»\t|»\vn Arr. 10,00 4 Iii) 8.50 Mt, Slew nrt 8.50 4 i»7 0.27 Mor cll _ 8,22 11,17 0.57 St. i‘t>tl'rl\ 8.00 G 20 11.30 Arr. South: Den. 7.00 RM. A.M; 7.35 Arr. Pllmirn __Dep. 5.40

i’.i\i. A lil. ` A.M. lim 0.05 Dep. Mt. Stewart Arr. 8.50

10.15 Cartliglln 7.52

ltiolltlrglle

10.555 7.23 11.35 Arr. Goorgetowrl Dep. 6.50

sat. null, "` ' AT” '”"`55lly Only lCx,Sat. l<Jx.Sut.

if-. Sun. & Sun.

5.19 5.40 . 6 #5

& Salt.

A.M 7.35 t- 45

Daily Ex.Sun. ‘ l‘.M, 6.10 4.30 3315

3.00 '

1.35

1’.M. 4.10 2,54 2.25

A 1.40 ______V W h_

Sat. Only

d I',I\I. l'.M. A.M. A.M.

Spee y reCOVeI°y°'~' 3.10 3.10 Dep. Cllarlottotmvn Arr. 10.10 9.45

4 Z5 4 n5 Vcrnrill liivcl' S 57 S 'il

by using Elle- 5.55 7.05 Arr. lvlurl-Irv llm~l»¢.- nap also 7foo

All trains unless otherwise mark -ll. run <|nliv_ Sunday Flxceptefl.

. IIT? _ ._ _.3

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RHEKJCJX

Ointment I

Sold in 251:, 35g, 755, $/_25 “zu i

by all druggistr. I

Prepared by

l=os1'nr-lulclt co., ~ TORONTO, ONTARIO

*MMT* TT I ITM* M Hen-dmaster, T

' M. A.

C. S. Fosbery,

SUCCESSES 1917

lst and :Ind l’luces Entrance li. M.

' 1'..

J CANADA

Nina i’:ls.=cr. Fllltrullcp Il. M. C. I-.'lltl'llllcr\ Iloyul Fnlladlfln NuVY»

I"olll' l\lnt_riculntions McGlll_

COLLEGE

l'llv.sicl|i 'l`r-ulnlllg. Manual Train-

furz Slvillllillllg. lt'llks.'i`cnnis t'ourts. liillllliz. llrllwilltr. Music.

i'|-cplmllory, Junior und Senior D8*

Montreal I’='."'““""“~ ‘

l‘cl'nl ('olnlnenccs Sopt. 12 at 9 a.

Ill.

11;

7 ~--'~'--- -_ . '_'---r' - gigs ' -il-"I

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FOOD CONTROL MEETING

_Dr_. J. W. Robertson will address a public meeting

on this 1m'portantsub]ect in the

. Q \

y P y COTISIS g 0 31* 8 We ln 01100 an ss lan one hundred dollars, or to

stables with lhrge lot; of land. Alsgb on the sgme day we,'"1vfi=<uvmf»nt for any term not ex- EII{erDr;lII5,'I;r;:ff,’:|§BT‘;,`;i Pr will sell the furniture commencing at 10.30, consisting °°°'""" me” "'"""“" °' '° "°"‘ ""° "" ““”°'““ °“"’“"Y I" B°'"“‘ f""“I

Of p3l'l0l', dllllflg P00111, bed FOOYTI 2._ll(`l kitchen furnitul-9_1 ang ;np"“°"m°"'~‘ I 1906 to 1911. He swore that he halll

The prolperty will be sold at 12 o’clock noon of the same provlslrglsmxrsolllev :e;IIIIrTlt;Iwr;II.tI:; fepffwg G';""°"y'° nnfnnm “cumy

day. his property will be sold at a bargain as the Es-'10 the use or when ln me alstlllstlon ° ° "ss an W" ° ce'

tate must be closed or manufacture of alcohol shall be The president of the court asked

'Terms for property at sale. For furniture. Cash.

guilty of an offence and shall be liable General Michelsson with what powers 'upon summary conviction to a penalty Germany proposed to ally herself in

, lnot exceeding tive thousand dollars., 1913 against Russia. The witness ask-

.BENJ’ CARTER & nooo`Ll=Hs aouoneau; 'sa permission to reply to the Presl-

_:: v _ AUCIZIOIICGFS. Clerk of the Privy Council, dent only and the request was grant.-

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