'ran o1mtno1'rn'w-WN emits!-.m - - _ FEBRUWY. 1 -.1911

We gtiaggtee that both

th ` l°t f ariattgge will qouiziisii' oygmlitr Phone or call on

cat.. it utnmtl §

Prescription Druggist ` I55one 616, Revere Hotel Block,_Kent St.

Keep Your Feet Warm and Dry

We sell all kinds of Men’s

and Womens-Rubbers and Overshoes and

Lumbermans Rubbzrs

But for liver and bowels ,bad breath, had colds, sour stomaeh_

box.

bllioueness, coated

nose clogged up with trace this to torpld

liver; fermenting food dn the bowels or sour, gasey stomach.

Poisonous matter clogged' in the ln-

testines, Instead of being cast out of the system is re-absorbed into the blood. When this poison' reaches the delicate brain tissue it causes conges- tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken- ing be-adncho.

Cnscnrets' immediately cleanse the

stomach, remove the sour, undigested (nod and' I‘ouI gases, take the t‘-xt-ess -bile' from the liver anti carry out ull thc' constipatetl waste mutton and pois- ons in the bowels.

A Cuscaret tornight will surely

straighten you out by morning. ’l‘hey work while you sleep-a 10-cent bolt from your druggist means your ltead clear, stomach swe'et and your liver ‘ and bowels regular for months. _

‘END$‘HlS LIFE IN _ THE N. Y. HIPPODROME

NEW YORK, January 24- A young'

tman, believed to have been Douglas Fraser, of Regina.: Saskatchewan, Canada, shot and killed himself yes- tertlay afternoon while seated in the .last rc-w of orchestra seats at the Hippodreme. i-le was one of the fire: to enter the theatre, and only about ,fifty persons were seated when nu 'nsher, hearing the muffled sound of_ it revolver, sa\v the young man tiwll against the seat in _fro-nt

The’ body was taken to an oliicc ad

joining the lobby, whore it was kept

In Endless variety

We have the GOODS and

SALESMEN you havethe

The Money

Come in and let us make a perfect fit for you and let . us show you how little mon-_

ey will make _you comfort-

a le for the winter

Prices the lowest in

Canada

Morris-Smith-Beer 3

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GERMAN PROMOTION

FOR THIS CRIMINAL.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 27-

Franz BOPP. former German consul- general here, recently convicted of neutrality violations, and sentenced to three years' imprisonment, will be Slven “promotion” on his return to Germany, according to a declaration made here by Enrich Zoepffel, acting German consulgeneral, to it large crowd of Germans gathered last night

téo celebrate Emperor W-illiam's birth- ay. Bopp received an enthusiastic

reception from his countrymen when She took the platform to introduce zioepllel, his successor. The latter thnnkod them for the reception they had given Bopp and assured them that promotion awaited his_._ pre- dt‘-.~cessor'. When asked inter to um- llllfy his remarks. Mr. 7.oepi‘i‘el had nothing l.o say.

until after the matinee to awnit thc notion of the coroner, being taken In-i ter to the East Fifty-iirst street po- tlicc satic-n. The -man was about twcn 'ty-live years old, tive feet ten int-hes .tall and weighed 160 pounds. He worn ia. blue shirt, black coat and trousers, mixed gray overcoat and gray cap. I A postal registry cnrtl bore thc name of Dougls Fraser, anti was pr.-stntarketl Regina, Saskatchewan. in u pot-kct ,with a magazine' photograph of a llrit ish soldier with thc caption, “Llr~ut. A. W. Fraser, D. S. 0., whois a sou of the late (inpt. J. K. l<`rasct', anti mei his death with tin, llordcr rcgl ment."

McNAMARA AGREES

T0 OBEY ORDERS.

SAN QUENTIN, Cal., January 27-

After spending twenty-four hours in the dungeon ot' the state prison here. J. B. McNamara, agreed to obey

V: . I ‘ :NT lteltfbeing confined toihis house

'iorgan gems Baptist Church is a guar-

IT PAYS tg buy In this Province.

"B" Co. OF THE 105th. invite their

friends, who prevlousiy_ accepted their hospitality to a skate in thel Arena Rink, Saturday, Feb. 3. 4219

OFFICE CLOSED.-Owing to Dr.

Reid being confined to his house with tonsltlitls, his otllce will be closed for the remainder oi’ the week

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“BIRTH OF A NATION_"_ CAN-

CELLED-Owing to the changed sche- dule of the winter steaniers the "Birth of a Nation" Company and it impossible to furnish the illms on the dates ut first contracted for and the exhibition has been cancelled for tho present.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-

Mr. und Mrs. Jantos E. Brown, Ilny- sidc, anltottncc the engagement ol' their daughter, Anita Florence, to Mr. Linus B. McDon'a’ld, Grand lliv- er, marriage to take place about thc' utiddlc of February. 4250-2-lMlipd

APPOINTED ORGANIST.-Prof. il.

A:~Tunten of this city has been ap- pointed organist and choir instructor of the Ba tist Church of Charlotte- to`w`i'i`.`“`"1P¥i~ot`. Tantou has for‘several years been choir instructor at St. Pc- ter's Cathedral and was _for some time organist of u. leading Anglican church in New Yc-rk. As organist he possesses undoubted ability and his appointment to the magnificent new

autee t at the high standard of the choir willbe maintained..

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sntohj. nEcsP1'toN-Mrs. oyrns

li/le_Millan, formerly lt-llss Margaret Bro' wer, held her iirst reception yestertltty afternoon, at her tnother's residence on \Vnltncr road says the Toronto Star und ntitlis: The bride wore- it lovely truck of silver lacc and bnlc t~hll`l`on

with a §orsagc of orchids and lilies. Mrs. rowcv wore black velvct anti r~t|\b_roltlcrt-d cltit`t`on. Fragrant sprint: lit,-were dncoraletl tho drawing rooms sind" thc‘ tcn~roon't. where Mrs. Adam llullantync und Mrs. Mcf`,lellund pour- f-,t|_ ton and coitc. The assistants, who wore corsagon of roses and mig- ttotiottc-, \vert- Mrs. E. S. Edwards and Illiss-lit-len and Miss Norntn Suther- l:1nd.` "

AGRICULTURALSHORT COURSE

~A short coursc in ttgrlcullurc is now bcing licld at Mount Stewart, It is rfrenting much interest, from fifty tn st-vonty persons bf,-ln_g in attendance. 'l`hc course opened on Monday and continues until Frltlay. Among those who- have been present giving €1(If|l'GS~ sts were Messrs. W. R. lleek, of thc Agricultural Department, M. ll. <‘oughlin. District Ilepresentntivctor

orders and today began work in thc jute mill. McNamara, 'who is serving - a life term for his confessed part in the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building in 1910, hatl been working in the prison laundry, but his

.was ordered to thc jute -mill. Ou his refusal to gc- there- he was placed in the dungeon. Every day be was taken ou; and asked if hc were ready to obey orders and until yesterday he regularly refused.

DEWEY'S WILL FILED.

W-ASIIINGTON, January 30-Admi~

ral Dcwcy’s will, dated December 17, 1915, was filed today for probate. it bequeatbs a life annuity ot' $500 10 his sister, Mrs. Mary P, Greeley, anti directs that u. suitable stone be placed over his grave in Arlington National _(‘,emct.ery. The remaining estate, of which no estimate -is made, is left to the widow anti' his son. (leorgc Dewey .Ir., who ure named as e-xt=t:tttot‘s with out bond.

'dt-nt of tiny Experimental i1‘ar\n, l’_ A.

work was found unsatisfactory und hc-

i{ing’s t‘o., .i_ A. Clark, Supcrlntcu-

Murphy, Plant Pathologist, anti Wm. Kerr. of the Poultry Branch. Mes- srs. J. L. 'l`e'nnant _und W. R. Shaw. left. .y.oatcrtlay aiternpolt tc- tuko will in thc proceedings.

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, WEDDING BELLS.- On Tuesday morning, January 30th, a quiet wed- ding was soleunnizetl in St. Dunstans Cathedral, Charlottetown, '\vi1cn"~Mtss' Margaret l(ickham,`daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kickham, ot New Haven, became the bride ot Mr. Michael Dcvereaux ot' the some place. 'l`lte' ceremony was performed b_y Roy. l)r_ Curran. The bride was atttred_|u it travelling suit ot' navy blue Wllll hat to match, and was attended by hcr cousin, ' ltlis-s Sadie Mci-`atlyc|1, while' Mr. Louis Wynne was tZl‘00\lif§' tnun. Mr. und Mrs. _Dcvcrcaux lelt on a. siturq wedding trip and on tlictr rt turn wil-l, rcsidc in New linv_cn. 'l`bcir ntatly !'l'lf"l1<l»“` im" iii Wfflhlng tin-nt tnuch ltnp|>l\tc`ss through lilo.

_ --~~ _ (ollc|.:,. lcft yeslcrtlzty on ll visit to _

is faced. _

discomforts.

substance whatever-in

t' tt

I it .

iff "" _ ` _

_ _Tea and coffee do disagree with many. And in these days _of accurate

scientific knowledge there’s no virtue in appearing astonished w en this truth

Caffeine (the drug in coffee, and in tea also) leaves the system in an over-

worked and debilitated state, and is: responsible for various _ser-ious ills and

Thousands who desire an appetizitt? hot table beverage with none of tea

or coffee’s drawbacks, find a most deligh ul cup-one containing no deleterious

os'ru|v|

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'-th¢"|v)li|’0"C64l'B8| f00d-dfilik. Lieut. Thomas Fulflerton, formerly

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SPECIAL TRAIN.- A special tral_l; ___

to connect with the Car Ferry wi PROMOTIONS Cor

.- poral L. Gay,

leave this evening at 8'” D' m' 'oi' the 105th Overseas- Draft, and Cor-5

THE EAST POINT F|RE____The_ poral .l. Eldridge, of the same total insurance on St. Columba‘s Ohu- l;;iv;r::$i0:’_°'i"Sp:_°g";_tf‘l I” "ml rch and parish hall, destroyed by fire B 9 5 "‘ ' '

on Tuesday night is $14,000, d-istribut .

ed among cl‘lfiere'nt companies. Almost HUNWORM BREAD"

all the vestments were dfstroyed._ FOR THE GERMANS Fortunately the church reco de were

kept in a safe in the parochial house- (canadian Press Despatch)

and these were lived' BERLIN. Saturday, January 31.-

J RSCEIIVES DC0_F_;\M|€5|°':_~”" Dr' rye flour. about forty per cent while l' ' r°"§“’ d'm 'g " ‘Y ° mme ,flour and ten per cent barley tlour, is, tme “g” 0 ere S "”°rvice's in com to be adopted exclusively in Berlin

nectiou with the Canadian Dental according to _I mlm " .

_ ~ _ ' ' g made today by_

Brunch, yesttrdny received notiiitn- me m,\gm,.a|,,S_ ,mm runng ‘.(m__

"lZI¥ll.’ ii i`(l I i . DH .. ~ . I'}‘;__ow_‘;dent'__e__ ri‘_“§__°hiq 33__f_1__" at o__;_P| Blend Cotnntlssiou, which has been in- _ ' 5_ D ' *_* _ vestlgating the increasing ltroutl slnrrt- .tnd for the ptesent will be connected nge mm has mmm Mull, __mim,lm_\_ M, with the units now quartered in _‘ming um lust t-C_“. “,‘,‘,k§_ »"h“rl_°“0mW“- H0 hoims ia!" ‘-0 W' The decision was taken tlcspitc pru- ""‘"`Sc“S' tests irtnu cvcl‘_v conceivable t|\tu|'tczr,

' " , and in face ot' arguments that "uni»`

_THT MAH- _B0ATS'-The ‘"““g“"“` form bread" would not apprcriul1l_\'l '-fob 0' W9 “mu bout service at "fe hcttcr the situation. \'l‘he broad (apes this season has had il Very dis' shortage has been conlined largely to "0““‘l'5|“g 5t“"'~ 0“'i"g [0 the h‘3“~“'.V ncarl- white lu-;1\'cs. and is duo

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S"°w'Sl°r’“ °“ 'l“eSda5 me c’°55‘“f> the one hand to transportation drill-

'~ ‘*» ' - 'e-1 -- ‘ ` H " ` " ' ' ,_ _ ~'! t g_~.»..»~. Y .. L". Y

1 crates ct.os:u»-omg to 1-_ r ...,,,.._,..,_.,,,__.._..,,,___ _ ___ ___, __ .

_ __ ~= .'.' _ ‘~" ' -_ __ _ ___ ._ H715' ‘ .-.t

tonsilitls, his oiiice will be closed ` ‘ " ,_ . _ ' ‘ " ‘

"J'>"""`A`_""""_:"""""""""""""""°"""_""""""' f°" U19 “9"\“"“|9" Ui the Week- . _ . ' ,_

4249-2-ttvtzt _ ._ -_ _ _ “ _

LAST CALL TQ; SEE

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‘_»" ’ ..>i" . __ ,' -.f ‘t . f., yy __ _ ;',_ ~ f. ff,=3’i`}'u -

. _._. Jw. ___ __ _ ., .

- “'r1-11-3 CL-ow ”

'__' “Uniform thread,” consisting ot' hall’-. _ . __ _ _

- A wonjrn WHILE FEATURE A- "

U0" M his u“c°'m""°e ‘md has hmm forms with tt rccounnotttiation of lbc_ --'if I* .1 I _ _~ *_* _ “ W'

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“The-Re2\19’S Peril”

~ Pirro Anvamuae ur'

_‘ Grant Police Reporteijisr

‘I

of the boats was quite out ol’ the ques- tion and the high wind, snow-storm and lolly made crossing yesterday itn- possihle, Boats with 78 bags of mail

culties and on the other ltaud.to the over-generous production olyakos by bakers. (luke-making, tlicreft;-|'e, has been forbidden henceforth. _

‘ rinse th_e\'-¢»ltxs‘t- evening 1 ~ ,~ v -' ~ ‘ 'Miss Knt_heri,nn '“'T~*ltn-u _Mcph¢fg9h,_'lll\KMfdit-tl 'lmiltt-pscfi -lotluy, wlilln ntn.ln_-~_

News.

left 'Porntentine at 9.20 but were ob- liged to return. The conditions on the island side were so unfavourable

that nc- uttempt was made to cross. GERMAN SUB FOUNDEREW

-`-_ cnsw oF 34 LANDED.

BACK TO CHARLOTTETOWN.--_ __

.\lr._and Mrs. William G. Iiogg, and (canadian press D¢spa¢Ch_) 1'-lmtly who have been residing for t.oNtJON,J~.tnuut-y :lt_--'t‘ltct-i-cw of 501119 limi! ill Sll@l"lil`00k€, Quebec, re- thirtv-four ot’ at Gcrutnu suim1a'rino,'

“lid it IS Di0U~Sillg I0 IGHFII h€LV€‘ ¢\9»"i- roztst, 'was lnntleti ycslert.luy_ 'itcttr tied to makc this _(‘ity their homo C-llt‘c linnl.me|'i't_st, Nortvuy. by at ,\'ut'\\'ogiatl' ll\0l'€- Ml". U01-1lZ'S fl`i0i\liS Will l\<‘ moto-rhoat, according IU thc-unnouttcc-.| intl-rested to lcutu that he is now in mont 0| 111,. Nm\t,tgt.|,, Munster nt

'_ FRIDAY AND- SATURDAY

" CHARLIE CHAPLIN

IN A RETURN ENGAGEMENT (JF -

_ _ A"Night at the Show

f\ii`nU¢\ i0 U|\‘ll‘l0i!9l0“'l\ lhlii W€¢‘l<~ which l`oundcretl ot`i` thc Nor\\'cgi:ui" *"“°"_"'- _ '_5

" 7' TWELFTH CHAPTER OF

utitr" liifn insurance (Yo. oi` (‘auadt\. tral boat lltcy will bt- liltumlt-ti. ,_ __

<‘»_~ivf=fl lh<=_ut>l10it\_l1t\1‘\\l of t'cnrcst-tion t-ot-i~t~spont|t-ttt_ at t‘tn~istit.nitt. As tht-_ _ tivo for tins Province ot tl1e(‘ottlct|c1'- tlt‘~t'n|:ttts wcrt- trnttspcrtcti on at nut-

thc insurance lntsincsa and has rc- Marino, tratnstnittcti by lilo ltcutt-.r_ I _

1 I T' ` "t U_--."'-

SUPREME COURT.-All tlic tt\'lt`t‘-

L ____ _f_________ _ A ____ _ , ._ t I

cncc in thc rust- ol W. Aubrey Mutt-lt <-

vs 'i‘ht- Mount llltlwatwl Si-lvcr lllttrk Vox i'_‘o_, Intl.. \v:\s ctmlplctod yosslt-t‘~ tiny, t'our witnesses being examined. \\'l\0n thc cout-I lnccts at ll. o't‘lot~l; this morning thr- judge will adtlrctss the jury who will thcn rttirc to t-ottsitlcr anti biting ilu their vL_-rd'ict. Much interest has been shown in this cttsc nearly ull thc fox tncn of thc city tlllti-lltling tho court front tla_\' to day.

MONDAY

ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHT.

~-Owing to an _accident to the boiler. the ontcrtalntncnt to have been in-ld _ lust evening in Grace Church was hr-ld instead' in tho sclioolroom, .\s a t-onscqucnco the programme as arrang- "f| Willl 0l'<'l\0SlI‘a had to br- catwcllctl lltcrc was no piano in t-ltc_st=l1ool|~ootn. 'l`ltcrc was u largeg attendance attendance thc room being lillotl' to capacity and a large~_nu_niber could not gain adtnittancc. A tlclightltll pro grammt- of first-class moving picittt-es was shown under thc skillful ntanage- ment ot' Mr. W'altcr Ilurkc, whcit were f‘llJ0}/ed by all. it is hoped to have the cntcrtainmcnt as ot'igittall_v pgtutnctl

given at an early dale. __-

PEIISOIIIILS 'V

Air. _\_ ('_ Saunders, Sttmmcrsitlc,

\\::»s'i:t thc t‘it_\~ yoslertitty. . ,

Most s

-\lt. V. .\lot'ri<, Stnnntot-sitio return-

ttl till,-; xvct-it truth New York.

Mr. W. iiouson, (iity, callin in

lrotn iviottlugttn _vcslcrtluy :tfloruoon

Mr. Win. Kerr", ot' tho i’ottltt‘y

lll'1Il\t'll. t-:unc in t'rt;-in thc must _\-ot-iter- day.

Mr. J. A. l-‘rascr of St, lJuustan’s

_1\1r. J. A. Mclsaac, of the interna- tional liarvcstcr Co.. wont to Mount _Stt‘,_wnl't ycstcrtlay nftornc-on.» ~ _ -

- Mr. W. l'. (‘allugltan.,.St.. Louis. re- turned' 'l‘ucstla_v from zt trip to the _ Mainland. ` ' ‘

Mr. P. \V. Turner, re`lurne_d yester-

,day morning i`rom tt business trip to Montreal and Toronto. _ _

Mr. William Kearney, _Murray _

\_'cr, was n visitor to the (`ity yeatox-_ ‘ fav. _ *_ ' ‘

TWELVE EXPERT

lion. J, A, Mt-lionulti returned ‘ " _

'fucsday from u trip to the -Mainland M

und cutnr- tt:~ thc <‘it_\‘ yt~stet'tiay at`tcr~ _ _

IIUIDII.

Miss Murltr-l 'l‘n_vlor. 'l‘igniai\. and

yt-stt\rtla_\'. - '

ills |n:tn_v t`tir-_luis will be ,uorry‘lu ‘

lcurn that Mt-_ l~‘. .l. Nttnlt, Mannglngt -Mmiinee O Editor of thc Patriot. has- been coniln- - cd to his home.,for the last ten days RESERVED SEATS ONS

Tuesday Matinee February 5th and 6th RAQIL S. COURTNEY PRI*`.,§FNTQ

teooo Peoria sooo HoRsE_s cost #500000

1Two___st-n_PLsx MACHINES

IRROROI-D _SCRE-.EN BLACK _SHADOW BOX

PRICES: §&2‘i~‘§'i‘.5$0‘if’<i’f» $22232

nly - Children Under 14 y ear; 25¢ ALE-THURSDAY 10 A.M MAIL ORDERS FILLED NQW

PRI CE EDWARD

and TUESDAY NIGHTSTI

PENCDOUS’ _SPECTACLE° MQRTAL. Ml-NID1 HAS EVER

` I CONCEIVED

o.w;GRtFF|'rH’s-

MONSTER PRODUCTION

OPERATORS t

tllrchestra of 20 Musicians

with at touch oiwifigrlppet. ' _ -__

f ` ’ f' - =I= =£

stu- or nic nnnk_ r Nb ' stun _ H tt- = ' _ I'n'x, arrived Intiie oil? ye¢\_s§->'i?tloyf.1to F,E°°R_7'E'D T0_._N-'29,RC|Bl-`E FEED'

tuke charge ot' fl1é'Bttttl(‘oi' _oval Seo- - - .

tla here, - ,_.‘ ' - _.

_'g _,~,, ’ '.'_ ' " MNEW, YOl'l.l(. " Jttttuary 27- 'l_:l\e,-

Mfg, Susie M5m.°afd~,._-6" ‘--Went £0 _prisonfaut_ltot-ities rcsortctl to or- |;,-(mkfiem y(,_.Htm.duy__‘o_bB,;,.e,Ghf-at ci_l|l_o_‘1é’_k-tii\\|_.:i_r1 Ibe_v-psp or Mrs. l-it'l1el.1_ nm mm- `l’*' _.'l`i\'l\Ilt=l,-oil/l'i;€'t‘ .the irlrfh <'uuIrol p1'o~'

daughter of Mr. :ritli Mira,” ' At’ D. ` " » 5' ` 3 McPherson of that plncc to Mr. Arnold Lttraon of Penzance. Sauk/ "

Mrs. Ormond Poole of Montague,

P. E. I. and lltlc daughter Greta spent several days In' town with Mrs. Probert and left for horhome' yesterday, Mrs. Poole spent the punt month with hor

arenls nl. Hawkesbury and -remained ore on route homo.-New Glas-gow

Mr. tl.. D. Puyzani t1ssletnnt-m_attn- 'l""“' ` .- 'ii 1 l

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taining her “hunger strike" in bor unless sho _ cell r-n Iiluckwelrs Island, whcre sllteintention tocotiltiaei-I;teedh3s;ll‘fundl(ig their is servittg a thirty day tcrm_ Tile' \vo-;“mt1rtyr" to hm- cause of public" i`n_n.n-did_ noifresist. 'I/tccortling to the oirbttlating birth c¢n¢l‘ol~ on with pl\_v.\iciuns_ sho was too wcnk. A thu supp_0rL of her' "B‘stm._ '$11 Mar_

ifubo _was m'sertr~ti_'.li,- -hor mouth and»§nrt=.1 Sanger, wha lg mmm uid The

nourishing liquid food was ndfministcr-~ decision' to feed Mrs Byrne wa; an. itll. -- - ~~ ttounccl it - .

The patient -» was then ‘put to -came iii iiog;irti`hl‘iei-lrgxtltflltlgryrgoidmg bed. it was announced that tho in-gcrous. Eggs and muk con mmed voluntary method would bf- continuedhcr ilrst diet since' Monday night

_tt-, _._ _ __ _ uiUlA\\\`&*2Jmant\i\\\\1tlsn'inv/An&\\\1t ' '

_ We thank our customers lor their liberal patronage ty, during the past year. _

__ _ _ _ , of the 105th Regiment, and tlatterly nt- * ‘ ' ~ ‘ ,tnchedto one of the Canadian units ~ » . nt tho front, arrived home yesterday

economical md wonderfully delicious. 3‘__’_,'t"""‘_-___ °§,s “ pm§_"_{_'_ §gv'_’.__

_ Dr. and Mrs. Fullerton. i-Ie ar-

. _ rlvotl in Halifax a iewjays hgh ih

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_ __._~».. mm-t~ .No.9 ” _,_ charge of 250 returned ` 0 n_de'_ qol-

.""_lTliere_ :_ _a Renton . f"°~- °"-',,,-,;y;>;;,,t_‘-,s fltifeh-°,i'~_,,,-°,,_

_ *_ \ make e. 1| Q omsr Ht’-‘

__ on return to Franco in u tiny or two.

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V ' Ourwish that Health, Happiness and P;-ogpefity __

be"your good fortune 'during the 'coming `

;. - ~ N. TANTON __ _

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