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s26 -_ F,“ “(Iiiutral Guardian

‘Q sinner CHOIR Recital. day evening.

‘.1 Quinta REPRESENTATIVE.

u.» 11.. . be, is Guardian As-

enI for Emerald. Kiukora. slifilllv

field and vicinity. l! .. , ,

. fimovnaus musiosi. Church, Moudsysvening.

, ATTENTION I8 DRAWN to the iPalmer Watson Electric 00.,‘ sd in this issue for Japanese vase lamp"- j‘;‘~ r, . ' aumsaan ‘

I Jyibn FIVE

A quickhot breakfast

scrv. it with hot milk h - Rcady-cookciLrcady-io-cat

HIS E__VI_IIEIICE~ RP " vrhhzhiidildili

THE JUDGES ssursnc:

Central Guardian ___ --_ Punishment In connection with CHRISTMAS GlFTfi-sfleud the abduction in the Province 0t Qu» GmYiliflfl in ‘your friends srbmaddl“ lull! high. says the 'i‘oroui.o this Christmas . Ema,“ Um“. 19261518!‘ Weekly. It was with a heavy Greeting throughout the Whole yesr-‘Iifiurt therefore that young Oscar through the ‘Colimuia or the Gusrid-‘Allbe. a railwaymsu, appeared bo- ian. fore Judge Choquette recently on a - v i ichaige of sbducdng no“ Alma , BRADALBANE CHARGE- nmbgmli-‘hrr east. Slums (on gas). 19,1 Qhumh. m“ ._ c was qu e reconciled to -ear- Dav“ cobum’ Mying jhimself sentenced u; g long

Mou- 3128 .

North Gra 111 , 3 _ _ bane, 7 It Tie B". m Brad“; tence that. was meted out to him. Oscar Aube is a presentable

bane will be s. "Illiaukégtiving 39,-. I - v1 .1 h, , , F0008 iillflll of twenty-eight years. c” “ I‘ "Iereai °I m9 Wbmf-"Baud Ruse Alma Boucher is a pret-

. : w I ' ‘iviiasi - ~ . , FNQMERB ATTENTIONTIWQ s s Seeded and Seodlesi ‘If Jammy “society. Miss Collbockgy mm, thing o, some eighteen y" n‘? m QIIIB marilfiet Iobiytgfi ‘ For Pscklio c pa“ w ‘speak. summers‘ They lived in neifiilibfll“ idr ins v.0 as n: c“ —— In town Iii iii iii ‘ - ttnizrket prices. Harry Jenkins. I l PREBBYTERIAN BERVICE-—TIIB gafuou, fumpflf r6501?’ ‘jfi ‘ ' I '" ' 3121K“! s s - \ xiv“? h" we ‘PWBIIYWPIEII IAWD. and whenever Oscar's train ' ‘ i urc es of the Gedddc Memmdal p555 d 3L s1. z for e mon. Rose was on the s z dion 7.30. Rev. Joseph C. Hora-icon, and despite the vagaflgg o; 1min Minister. schedules, and the opposition of will make s lovel ipiidtiure tiojiranne a her fathei, the lovers found many has ceased. Free ‘to new or_rsnewal | - sii opportunity to meet. alter the usehlness of the " -‘ r > . ‘v Soon both of them were literally lfiitf-IyflilIjfvblfI-[XQODS to The Guard- , ' , . n- Dates .2 Pounds for 25c in! t0] ftllying in the face of her father's w a es, but love tugged hard in the opposite direction, and when one fine (lay Oscar uggested m; 1 p . inent s-Iic forgo: the prhlfiblflé) :1 not ponder long before coining to 1. concluifon. He had seen the romance blossoming under his very nose- Belicving that ihc lovcrs had ' P Cooking Apples erPeck 35c i _ Blended lam 4 Lb- Ti" 39c i? I I s I a Sliced Pineapple 2 i" 29c ’ B k d B 20 Bens a e , eans c Baked "in crocks. Sold in cans

ait French ltlver, Long iRivar undplatform to meet her lover; if a swept off their feet by the grand Figs 15 l filial duty undci the influence of made for Quebec City he communi- 20 Cents Per can

y {J -' ‘ yQ yHAVi unver- seen better flour tan REGAL FLOUR today. Sold wholesale by Oarvell Bros. /|

JUST A DONG AT TWILIGHT- mm; mflrea a wuudemul picture, brings back pheasant. memories and

Seeded and seedless (Bait Brand)

realing outburst of emotion the. girl broke into a torrent or tears “"1 ‘he “m” w“ throw“ “It” w‘ ‘On the evening of the 18th Nov- ‘prmm ember friends and neighbors gather- Wtli the wisdom that generally ed a, the home of Mn mu] MHZ chziiacterizca Judge Choquette in John MoDunam huh-me’ m m,‘ “Se” °I hm" ‘Hie-Yes! h" “"194 farewell to their (laughter Sadie. olihe father. who on Monday before became thi-

9°“! Y9" mmkr "M" the "h" brido of James Symour hlycrs oi‘ cuuiatances, dt would be batter to Hazell,rook‘ let them get married? Their UDII" A“ address was ma,‘ and many ‘"90" I5 “'3 ‘mmmh “m” "Ithoul useful gifts were prcsziutcil. Thc "Viking I! ‘any ‘Vorlie- Y0" ca“ bride and groom then thanked tho take W“? duughm" back If W“ guests for their lovely gifts after WIS“- bu‘ Y9“ mu“ realize m“! m“ which luiicli was ‘served ill ‘llrs Mr. daughter" you taku Iliifik is "Q'- Ih“ Donaldfi; hast style (i) which all did J3“‘-’I‘~I91' W“ w!‘ ' ‘ziinple justice. The remaindi-r 0i‘ inn F01‘ a "lumem m“ fume‘ huug evening was plcuazintly spent iii his he“ I" ilerplexiiy “m1 we" he music and dancing ziftcr which wnswcred that he would wllitlrzuv {,.'.,,,.yun0 imparted 10 the“, homés ‘he "hi"??? 33mm" Aim" If ‘he!’ fooling that ihcy had bccn vrcll ctr 110i married at once! And whilc lurmmaL ‘he “b96151 (‘I "N19"; grind “(N135 Th1» following address was road" l‘? i1 Tllie- UIBY 41'" W" grim! 31m“ To Mr. and Mrs. Jlliilf“! Soyniflur ' ly that morning for in a very few, ' ‘ “Fr, minutes the lovers were legally we your friends and‘ nplkhhqrfi wiarrfcil with Dctectivo Ilnssc, tho haw gamer“, he“, m,“ FVQMW, m man who bad caught them, (iffici- cxl,,-,,.v_,,, in i, Smanway mp ,,_i,',’,,_vm “In! as be“ ma“ El?" m“ mmfiiu which Mrs. Myers bud hot-ii lii-ld e1‘ (‘I 11°59 M1113 “Ilemleii mo ‘Jerefin this district. Although with 1.». mom‘, and ‘as an CLITYIQ-SIDOHS of his “my a “my, lime you hm,“ "lam, 200d will he paid all ilic bridal cx- mull)’ friends ‘for yourself whu w,“ nenses and financed a modest hon- always h‘, glad m ‘vflconw m“ "Ymofl" 1° Imm- buck m Melville. We now ii‘~‘k you Ami 5° II w“ m"! 05'5"?" Aim“ to pleas» accept those "email LZIIIS hboucli expecting a 10m: 18H" Ii" as it tolrcn of our ester-In for you. Thilllmon- W1“ {‘"II""V""‘I "mil “'9' accompanied by tlic bust wishcs 0!’ ‘iglited will: a Iifc sentence. your friend‘; in ML,1,,-i]1,._

(11 Oz.) Per Package

FAREWELL GATHERING

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S. MacNnir of New MIIIB, N3» I§ f the thousands who owe much to

I ~s-tives". Full of gratitude he writes

“ Ie truth as follows:

- i honestly say that ‘Fruit-a-tivca’ best intestinal regulator I have

sod‘. Other remedies, iiid ‘I have s. great many, cause pain and 8"!)- but ‘Fruit-a-tives’ always act easily m1 >- aIy. lwas Inclineditorbo ocu- d before, but _now I am feeling te, and most sincerely recommend a-tives‘ to ewryflllh"

a lives" is the sworn enemy of l.- tlon. Made from the intensified .of fresh fruits combined with ton-

. is a natural medicine. It is not

' forining.

' let constipation plague you. Get a he bloom of health, the sparkle in j ye, the feeling that life couldn't be‘

Begin at once, with "Fruit-aw 25c and 50c a box anywhere-q p. here. sir

PERSONALS ' - Mrs Harold Warren and daught er of this city are visiting in Monc~ ___:..-.- . mu. BAPTIST SERVICES - North River Field, Sunday Dec. 5 ‘Long Crack 11 a . m.; Clyde River 3 “p. im.; KIBEBIOII 7 p. m.

“How amiable are Thy Tsbernaclea 0 Lord 0f -H'0sts!" (‘Psalm 84:7! W. R. MacWalker, minister.

i Th0 1118113‘ friends of bliss Ruiby MtiDougall of ‘Hunter River will ‘be sorry to l1cui~ that she has ent- ered thc d’. E, island Hospital to iuiidergo an operation for appendic-

t B.

Miss Catherine ‘i’. Taylor. St. PBUEFS island and Miss Laura S. ‘Darrsch, New Haven have return» ed to Boston, M333" Ito resume their duties as nurses. after taking a special course in Obsteterlcal nurs- ing a, New York Nursery and Childflsilluspltal, New York City. These two young nurses are former graduates of Falcuiiwnod Hospital. CIIBTIOIIOIOWH.

HONOR ROLL

Queen Stuisre ‘School iiouor ltoll for ‘Noveiirbcr.

Per Package

2 Packages

FUNERAL SE VICES--'I‘he fun- eral o {the late r. Wm. D. McEw- en of ‘Lot/IO was held from his late residence, on Sunday afternoon, NOV- 23th“ at 2 p. m. interment at West St.. Peter's cemetery. Rev. M. K. ‘CIIBPIIYHXI oi‘ ‘the United Church, Mt. Stewart, officiated. i

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO: ADVERTISERB.— Advertisers are respectfully requested to see that their advertisements for the Guard} , iau reach the office by noon of the day preceding pimllcation other, wise insertion will not bQgusrau-I toad. On Saturday ads must bs, received by 10 A. M.

bar 5th will be a-a follows: Tlhsn kiss in his general direction as

er HLOMI in the offing. banning the

V V When Iiose failed to return to Cocoanut 1/4 "mil W“ 8c

ijcidxlie Memorial Church. 11 a. m, the train rolled by. it is an old W8)’ I0 Iifliiiiiiiecs. Rose was an the house that night her father. Mr. I Dairy Butter 1 Lb- BM 35c

New Mimi?" 5°? 3IIYPIIW. Dwain-meeting was impossible. to wavc 1-9118 Riv". 2 D- In. and New Inn-saying that love will find a way Daasion- But ever the ‘girl's i'stb- obedient chi Id and she was averse

Dates 25c Louis Boucer, u retired farmer, did

~s.lsylsl»limsl.

lsted with the local police. The

race was entrusted to the hands of Detective Manse, who left headquar- ters ilcteriniueil to locate them.

it s0 ‘liaippcucd that he dfd not ako long for vcry early in his ienrcli of the rooming-house he found trace ol‘ them. From the description which the landlady ‘gave of -licr boarders he was con- vinced that it was thcm. Thcy were not at I1Ulii0,'Il0\\'€V0l‘, and he > dad to wait their return- ln due course the couple arrived Detective Aiassc waited in the hall‘ until they were both in the (lining room. "Phcn he entered the room, put liiii huiid 0n Aubc‘s shoulder iud told him tliatihe was tinder ar- rest. Aube took the matter quiet- y enough, but Rose Alma broke ‘in- .0 tears and protested gainst the JIIIIUIIY of tlic liiw in interfering with their lives. Aubc was taken .0 headquarters whcrc he spout rthc iright prior to appearing in :ourt {he following dllflflllllg on the abduction charge preferred by the girl's fatlier- And while Rose AI- ‘ua ‘begged tlia officers to “take .ier too" she had to cry ‘her little hcnrt out all alonc iii the boarding iousc. llii the meantime Mr. Boucher lad been informed by the police of iow the cnse had devclculetl and lie hastened to the city to retrieve rila daughter and to cast rer love- , to the d0gu 0i thc law. He wa. Grade v-MI“ Mumauhan‘ Dept‘ there in the morning when the case was called in the police court. Tho prosecutor h-ad a complete Jrief of the case against Aube, how 21c had persisted in this attentions o the girl after being “warned iii," dud how finally he Iild can rlcd lmr off against her better will; Ill short, that. he abducted heir Thlngfl looked very black for Os- car Aube when all of a sudden it occurred to Judge Clioquette to know what the gVrl bad to say ibout ‘tho matter Seeing her in the court, he invited her to take ‘he stand and tell her story. Aftcr tlic usual preliminaries of wearing lu hail been completed Judge, Clioqucttc asked tho wit- uciis. “Dill this mun (indicating Oscar Aube.) abduct y<iu"~~ "No, your honor, I abducted lilm," came the astonishing reply Evcu the prisoner raised his liaiid in protest, but the girl want (711 regardless. "He didn't. abduct mo. l lovo him and wsulcd to coma» l want lo stay now and ~ get. married ii you'll only let him go. lWe came here intending to get tnarrlell. Iilli‘ it is not s0 easy to get unarrieil" when yuu kiIbw that (‘lie ipolicc are on your track trying to slay .i'on." With the completion of this ic-

Grade X-Prlnclpal’s Dept. ‘VERNON CIRCUIT. -—Announcc-, meats for ‘Sunday December 5th.‘ ‘Service of Cherry Valley U, c, at 410.30 mum. and at Vernon River. United Church at 1.30 p. m. Sunday School st the usual hour. Vernon‘ W. M18. will meet at the home oi| Mrs J. Huntley on Tuesday, Dec. 7th at 2 p. in.

1. Gerald Johnston 2. Eddie Berrlgan 3. Thomas Peters.

Grade lX—Mr McDonald's Dept. 1. Franck; McMillan.

2. Teddy MoKearncy

3. Austin Connolly.

WU) FIIE ILKCC _

HEINZ &_ CLARK’S _

Baked Beans“ 2 for 15c 'HAND PICKED” ’ '

Beans 10 60c

_ ~ 10¢ LEMON

PIE FILLING 2 f0!‘ IIVIAOARNI .. 2 lg. ii

-2’jf"25c

. cotosn SYiRUP 2 i... 25c 30c

Small i _ REAS AND CORN/z for25c ___.._.___._..

I-IAMPTON——iSp8cisl anniversary] GPid6‘.VI||—M"- M°""ii$¢y's DEFI- services to celebrate the conaummii

tographs FQr tion of local union will ‘be held on‘ ‘Sunday next, Dec. 5th at Bonsbaw

. . Christmas GlftS 1'1 u. m.. Hampton 3 p. m. and st

e dalnticst compliment YOU Vlcivria ‘Hull 7- u. m. Special

psy a near and dear friend la to “Wflkcr. for the day the Rev. F. E.

a plcturg. 9| yguljg" sfBOillbroyd of. York and Marshfieid

a ,¢,,,;,.,|d,_ The ahflifmilll of the ‘F. ca. 1. Tres-

._. hugs a|wgyu a llaomeonen whobytsry of the United Church bf

ntn YOUR portrait morc than c“n°d"' ' hing also.‘

.-‘ AVE vouu SITTING NOW ‘c

i EBAYER srumo‘

_1B3 Great George sung

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1. Charles O'Neill 2. Layton Trainer. 1i. Stephen Gilli;

Grads VII-Mr Connolly's Dept. .. N, ..

1. Louis Monaghau 2. Plus Callaghan. 3. Eric ‘Robin.

White

TEA, Bulk . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ALMOND PA-ISTE 45c

COLORED ICING 2 for 25c

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ISLAND BOY JOINS ’ mien- HANT M‘ARl‘NiE..——— tIerick'Mc-i Donald, son of Condu tor McDon- ald; left for Halifax yesterday morning to poiu file SS. "Canadian iMiller" leaving Halifax on Decem- ber 7th for Australia. This posi- {tiou was obtained through the co- »~--~ - operation of the P. E. l. branch oi’ the Navy League of Canada.

Grade Vl--Miss McDonald's Dept.

UNIQUE AND BEAUTIFUL ARE THE REMARKS PASSED

A SAMPIE LOT STRAIGHT FROM JAPAN

MAJOLICA AND MING LOO CLOISONNE

VASE TABLE LAMPS SHADES

Also

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF

DESK AND BED LAMPS.

Palmer Watson Electric Co.

1. Josep Reardon 2. \Villl m Brown 3. Philip Hogan

COD FISH per lb

1. Ralph Molnnls A1- 53 | _ 2. Frank McLeod M CH ' awe 3. Picton Brown. OARVELL BROS received a wife ,'l‘lio "S. ‘S. Cents." sailed Ifmll lhiontreul ut nocn on Thursday, Dec.‘ 2. Tlfii steamer will arrive ill Charlottetown. Sunday night or Monday morning to load a cargo I01‘ St. John's, NewfoiiniF/and. Tlxh will he tho lust trip of gliiigiacgiilsi ‘ ~ for this season. 3 ‘ - - . ’ A Nyal s Creophos - Campbell's

n t t ' ‘ It ISLANDER PASSES AVfiAYé-‘l- LEMONS ' ' I ll. 6 I8 P I" "l- l ’l“'l dcatl: occurred‘ in ‘b o ‘ . - - - - ~ - .. o_r . tlon so quick that cnc dose w 9 TOMATO SOUP. 2 for PARSNIPS . . . . .. 8 lbs. 25c -—————-—,— J ' .- 1. umes Duffy.

'I‘aul's lloutiital, isuiakatiron. of Mrs. stops: spllm of coughing. ' CARROTS .... .. lb . ' 2- Arihflr Campbell 8 ‘ 25¢ c|ark7s a. Teddy lMdDouald

G. E. McFarlnne in her 67th your. ' Every memb" M u" “m,” The Into Mrs. bIcFarlzuic was )O\‘ll derives benefit from It. it is GRANEERRIES, per Ib. . . 3 for 27c

Safe ‘Speedy Rt lief

i. Children gladly take It for golds.

Grade V—~Mlsa Francis Dept.

AND

_____._.___._.- CREAM TARTAR ipor lb. l‘ George Chappcne‘

2. Alfred Chipmau 3. Teddy Butler

I Grad: IV-Miss Jenkins’ Dept. Mw- 1. Harry Pinesu TOMATOES . . . . .. 2 for 2. Edward Pineau -—-——'-—-—<—- _ 3 Daniel Wedge

Grade JV-Mlss ‘Wcfsh’: Dept.

in lvSourlg, I‘. '1']. ‘Ifllflibtl and iIcII. 311210‘ ‘w, slsostcnlc to fortify the " s '

there with her diuobanilil in I90} for l ystcm against coldly cousin. axial] g,?§t§.lé':1“le§l,‘ fljfllfffill; ' °““"m' ‘m’ P"°""‘°""' time of her dcirlli. 1w i971 she ‘with licr husband look over ibhe luiulflilll I ‘I, L - liotclmuil ‘UIIPOIIIKIII her nlrlc mun’ 0 (ifllly 178 QUEEN" STREET I‘ i PHONE 211 l

Grade Ill-Mi . w h’ D t. . . .. . . . n ._______i_ " a "5 s w Ayvrvnsymnyirr-nsazr vwssynrxylrrx “rcnwc u‘

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SWEET POTATOES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 lbs. 25c

GRAPE FRUIT . 3. 3 for __i_.__.n.

1. Elmer Gauthier and Kim: '

2 James Mc-‘Lcan. ReEFIe Triiinor

Robert

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ugemcnt m-udc it owe of the IJOHI‘ hotels in Saskatchewan. -Soinc time. ago ahc ilevelopod pernicious uu-l mcmlu and entered itiho ‘Iiospital where in spite of ‘n-ll medical aid she passed quietly niwaiy mi ‘Sunday ~ (Xitober 31st. The rcmnlflh W0"! brought to iLauigtin and‘ ibhe funeral service ilieild ‘from the‘ United church n; (mat place on Tuesday afternoon. .A large number were ‘fraggut 10 pay their final respects to a departed ditizeini. She leaves to mourn her loss a. ao-rrowlug bus mum and one son to whom t-lic Guardian extends sincere sympathy.

"iiisciiizisi KEEP Q nwus ilEiilliIll in" sin coins

.iil::.*2':.'".-.:.u;.u.ri~,“ morning i

i 1i. HEAD LETTUGE . . . . .. CELERY . . . . . and 15c ONIONS ‘ 7 lbs.

LARD 2 Lbs. for . . . . . . . . . . 45c

1O Lbs. for . . . . . . . 2O Lbs. for . . . . . . . . . ..

SCOTCH OAT CAKE ..

Grade ilk-Miss McAuIayLr. Dept. 1. ‘Arthur Kerwin. ‘2. Joseph ‘Rowling. . ‘Reggie Doiron . dfrancis Mahar.

Fraser's CHICKEN SOUP . . . . . .. 20c

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MIXED BISCUIT5 lvr lb. 25c Grade MM,“ A wchws Dept

121i Divislon——l Juincs Strain. .2. Fred Coylc.

ii. ‘Ernest Howati.

2nd ‘Division-l Ivan “Dllilgllflll. i L’. Jack MttCiirville. 3. Joe Prowse

CROSSI: G. BLACKWELUS OR‘ANGE—-LEMON AND

CITFION.. .. and 18c _________ . M; Lb. Padugs

COCOA . . . . . . . . .. 2 lbs.

TOMATO CATSUP . . . . ..

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To Make Pine Cough Syrup it Home "wa.':;'_‘.__'.t:__.§;.°'.:t:""-

Pins is used in nearly all grescrl tlons and remedies for con; s. c reason is, pine has n remarkable elect in soothing and IIQIIIIIQ the membranes of the throat and chest. ' Pine cou h syrups are combinations of pine sn s rup. The “syrup" part is usu i!- ‘hfto ms e ti: h o ctmé h IIIOBB Ell] ll I-l OIIUCQI of Pine: i: a IB-oaybtxtio, and till up with home-made sugar syrup. 0r you can use clarified honey instead ofsugnr szrup. This makes i0 tan you can bu! read - $2.50. It is pure, good, su pleasant- childrsn like it You can feel this take hold of n co h or col in I way tbs IIQIIII bu s. he cough may dry, hoarse and t ht, or ma’ be persist- ently loose roin the ormst on of‘ hlqm. The cause Is the same-lu- iussd nonhuman-sud this Pine: n nation will scalp - hours or less. Spsndld,‘ his} asthma, bronchitis, burp-onus. u, u. s: a eoncsu com- flmn No

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Grade lf-Misr Trainer's Dept. 1- Fflmk Gallant. 2 Wllfrfltl Blaoquicrc i

No Wonder This Man Smiles

OULDNT you smile, too, if u had takon out

n tcu thousand dollar straig t life policy con-

tracting to pay Jircmiuma every ywr for the duration of r Iifc, an then to be handed aJaid up policy for t tcn thousand dollars at thi: cri of the eighteenth year?

That is the happy ex ricncc oi’ Mr. Lawrcnq: this r. The gcnerous pro ts earned by his Mutual policy mt mused his straight IiIe policy to be paid up by about eighteen and a half premiums. And from this date on he will draw profits annually.

The Mutual principle of life assurance a smind, pmfircssive management is - aible for generous pgoc: earned for the poIicyhoIdus of thc Mutual Life o na s.

The Mutual Life agent will bcdglad to explain the type of policy mentioned above an show you his little ' ' actual results, not pminisod results

book giving ‘Mums Liic PolicyhoIdn-s for the past 46 years. Invite im to

‘(Xltilfifl

From New Y...» r15, r2

. ‘Ressmrilioiul. To Madeira. Cadiz, Gibraltar, Alli"; Main, Admin, ‘Mflnoge. dis Holy ma, Z851". tram and‘

III

DIGBY, per box . . . . . . .. 20c

;~e._ig_:¢\\

THREE YEARS FOR STEALING FROM HIS MAJESTWS MAILS