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11's RVEALLY FALSE ecouomv TO use DOUBTFUL BAKING POWDER. ms1sr ON MAGIC. IT ALWAYS ‘ ewes DEPENDABLE

R E s u LTS _ -.'

-Thla onlumn le recon-ed fur new: of lurul int-mu hut ndverilalng 11f n newly I-lnlure may be lnarrn-ll nt 2

vunce .

-WORKING GLOVES quarter and less at Bruce's.

for a 2619.

SAYS DIISS ALICE MOIR, Dlcrirlun alone o] blontrculflrrjinel!

apartment-hotel restaurant:

MAGIC

sold at Braces.

mo. 111 Canada i

THE CHARLOTTETOWNM GUARDIAN

SIIMMERME iilliiiiil|ANE*"="!_"_"“*"'*"

and Prince Bounty Chronicle

—8UMMERSIDE POLICE COURT-In the Summer-aid, Police

centa n word airlclly payable In Ill-l com.‘ on Friday one drunk h-d h“ Ohlflulfuww“ GuQYdIW HWY b9 '

ball of $10 estreated and another man was fined t3 and costs. S.

—ll0CKEY-A meeting of the

' --r~'1:w 1934 Badminton rocquets, 01m; League will b. 111,111 m 3,11. i and wild goose N051 regulation blrdafi eque Rink Thursday evening, Nov. ‘ 2619.‘ 1on1. at eight o'clock. All hockey GWYWW" will" "i" held a‘ ‘ 'Kilmuir on Monday, October 1am

—STUDY (iROUP-lllr‘ study. trophy are to send two rtpresent- The “mum “gum °p°md at

iclubs Wishing to compete for the

..'Thln eelana la reaorved for nevva e! IOQII literal! bub Mlvertlalng OI n newly nature Inn] be Ina tell at I eenta a vvord atrletly payable in

“QUBSCBIPTIONS to The l handed to their Rept. Archie Hume. 1 or left at H. J_. Mabonb Drug Store, l Montague. 106-

"WBOHTAILI CONVENTION -'I'ha M- R. E. C. convention of the

Group o1 Freetown village. Lower, atlves. All interested are welcome. W” °’°1°°k ""11 i" Prfildml-

vmcu n1 1:111:11 g

—coata not quire Li 11f a cent more per baking 1 h-.111 1111- chi-111»- est inferior halting p11\\1lurs.\\l1y

“CONTAINS NI ALUM." This nutc- menr on every tin Ia

Frcrtowu and South Eh-cetovvn "P110015 was held ii1 Freetown Vii-l loge school on October 28th. The‘

25“ ROV. A. R. Pyke, in U19 Chill!‘- T118 | scriplure reading was by Rev. Mr. _1 no“, 35 x 11;, x 15 am; 1 m“ Watterworth and prayer was of-

4e‘-

FIHEfD SW51"! 5D FIE-f :1 a n”

flalidnl

your guarantee that Magic llnklnl Puwdt-r is Iru- from alum urany harmful Ingredient.

following: officers were for the roar 1933-34:

lury results?

Mayne, Supervisor J. A. S. Wil- iruns lcd a \-cry'i11tc-rcs1i11g and

' ‘ ,, ,,._ ' lpu pus s, but for lhc 1110s‘. part its Cl “In ‘thi- 1101-1-15- o1 1hr- 111mg." _ Bzung lainorri 111s 11s rhnubncks. joumed to convene

‘111111- zidmits. and oflcu c 1151's 11 m _ p.111. 011 Tuesday,

a lo’. of trouble For iustalicc, tour‘

HALH-x-rx‘ 11__,C'P , __‘11:"1'-.1111c:t11l gills 11nd 111-‘11. l0’). E3." U... t. , ‘_ a y‘ m. u. 10-1-- in to llurc 11 change 11nd.‘ 1'11 b d “.,.‘...k.d “U, ~ Bu, U“, p,’ ‘11111111. c1111 111g to cupd m- a 9 19R "ll!-

mflt $1311.15 H, |,,_»,,..LT_ -,hl:-r-rI111g 11111-1. E1111 r tlu-y have

1:011:11: 01:.- .1-o s11c1 1111-.» c11.11~1@.='-“-1l"1""" mil“ i" 115"“ "Wm, —PIJPPER—LOG‘N “rooms-

Snow 1-111 11:11.0 :1 111 11's c-nfiirr- m‘ “d “m “ml acid- Bl"- “Sw-‘ny- Th? mar-rage ul Arm FJTHC. brick i-r $20. Al’ rut-1- mzu- 5'1"“. 5 5'- Lhms w‘, p“ mm "W" dauglvcr of Mrs. P. 111i l‘ and thc baa-i" l1»- 1v '1 li‘~ :11. imlr-lJ-I- ‘ I 1' “m” who Want w rid “Wm ‘llllc Rcr. W. R Pt-lvllt- t.) Jztnx-r-l _m;p1|),. ‘.5 n.7,“. Pa.’ W. .{‘i'\‘.‘. n1 1h." List ir-ltuics o! >1>111c T‘ Logam w“ or A1,.“ My,“ and ~lllrllllig ‘l 11 l 1111R- 1- "l" ‘W’ “h” 5111p 1m Willlsln 11 l1 1.111 of Saint form lo l1 1-1-vl'--rl111"¢ on l-f 111 P1"-~ mp“ .Iol111_ look plafie‘ at 1111x111 u1111o11 ll“ 9i T Fl lflli‘ Of 1-111 .:1\.\.INHI'.I'O“‘ ESCapQ jChurch, Stephen :11 ~i .1 rl-ck 011 Snow. r1 il-“Sll 11"r11-I1cr h: luv" r\' 1 ' . .1511 :- - ' 1 ‘l“111‘tr11. 'l‘l1/- 1-11- 111.1113- per 011:0 ll no 1 .. hf For Autolblbluqitgl grli-ln1-nl1uwl by 11.1. P A. 11x12.-

Pffllllfil‘: this -f11- n11 a lam h iptltrick. ‘The krclq who 1111s given

llqanadinn Press»

back. B11’. he adrztt d it's MlClOllll SAINT JOHN VB M)‘ l“ 1m mmyjggc by l‘(‘1‘1]11’lIl :-, ulnar-ed

done. lTh‘ ‘dmcrs CM 2' " ‘ “LG u]: the c-Jurch to lhe s‘1-..1_\- of the Sill. h“ addcd. pP-r“ s-‘urlzftl _ , in _ . . m 3 bridal chorus irz-m [Ollfillgitll g ._ . H snow. r111 automobile sucncd at a ,.

let t1:- . ‘; .<-;1.1- s; ..1.= nz1ly-iruhvw (rovim ‘WW Plupoduc pl 111-cl by 1l1<r or 1111'. 2 1h“ b"l(lC

Ines who c0111‘: in h. (i my liillc l 111d hm Cardstgnéd"‘Until;h m‘ -_1< g,‘.\\'ll‘(l 111 iJ1-0v.11 ccorgctte

hullway, so nan-011- :s !:.~.1i to sci. g‘ ‘in a Snowdnft qlxfdihe r (IDOL, mode 1:11 long SlFIlGCYMlliK lines.

Mil o vllarr. 0h 11o. l. s. Event ‘ ‘ e“ a“ ° .'1‘he 111.-km bodice nos trimmed

flhc trncks- A locomotive ,was heard. The car pnsscngl-rs

Kill; George hos c r1‘ llfllf‘ “"“s“°_.v111. 111.<¢-.11o11 of pcnu douge lace.

DIRTY" "fl Ill" Him ‘llt yqcxwnnbled to SIHCW Two mm m“ Her l1z1t 11nd accsssori-Js were of Tll< r.11'l_\‘1d-1>\--.~ .1. :1 1»:,d~11.p:111111 iwwardg me tram Tneir gwucuh 111ntcl1 11g 1o or 11nd she woe a 011111-11" 11- s11 v- v1 1-ij11p.1-.g-\ “Om gnd ‘homsgyr; fumgln “(W iron-n TCX f11r, the gift of thr- f"°m PEFlNlW-lk '1 1 W“ ll- 711ml‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ crooni- Her bctiqtiel was of olcllvlia . _ , _ tstorm, but En meer John H. Wli- " ‘ ' . lheres numerous prluresl g rose; and maiqonhan- fem’ Mfg.

,l1an1s saw the motionless car and

f ll . . c W“ than 200 yards to go.

‘with ,8“ Howard F. Pendleton, sister

preferred b2‘ wm11r11. o; the

ask for :1 hr" 1: -.1-1l1 .1;1< of hus- , _ , -1 , 4- 1 1 ~ 11d‘ bind or WW‘ “h m” a l brought llLS thundcriilg charge to a [node w“ 1:10;“ 12w ‘Sign 2nd 1 1 1 , ‘Ar; . - . ' Q l

b t, m, ,1 v_ , I, _ > iszop within two feet; from the carm“ re a g w , 3e c l l‘ ~<‘-~~.\ (‘Y1 olfl- f‘! f‘ l-‘H. “llvll llace and carried an arm bouquet:

(he sttck1tg _. u 3d virgin itlfielassisted 1n moving it. onto the, 110k: m“ n m‘: m n“ m“ firs?‘ 1 1g~1nay and then resumed his plncc

_ at the throttle. W119i‘?

"N; rRailway Clerks

of flowers of bronze ‘tnts. Immed-I ‘lately following the cez-orrony a1

,rcccption was held at the homo of: lthe bride's sister, Mrs- Montrr-villn‘

151F011

I fl-‘ll "F ‘f2. E- Mllbury, and Mr. Milbury in Si.

so fu-gv. Us- Accept Rep0rt Stephen- Mr. and Mrs. Logan left

v do“ s'1"k 1n 21w par- later ‘by motor for their wedding lo»- 1 11 Srouz iilmsflf. in (Canadian "my trip, and will reside at Bay View .1 no 1d Pxrunpir‘ of this as‘ MONTREAL Que“ NO“ _--u‘Drivc, East Saint John. The bride

h" (lTplnjs 1:11 h. firl ‘c 111 * 5'10 n! "111 SW10 firs”: 11'. c- 111 zizgr.

if you riorrl 11k" yntl 1-1111'h1':"g f. s‘..1"11t.< nir‘ 11 s11 ‘kc: . suckci: : swmzn

i L; not ‘vlmc we had hoped fan but I is a graduate of ‘Provincial Normal suppose it is about the best we could I schml and has bee" a Succcssful

expect, under existing conditions,“ leach" l“ New Brunswick as “an

11- P‘. 1G6,“ of the Brotherhood of years she has been a member of may and steamship -c-lm.ks_ the New Brunswick Pmteslnul O1-

i 1 for

a nz-ov,_nn.,n,_.(,t,s‘ tonight referring w a srclates at the orphanage she re- : so fliers 6 Board of (mncniation recommem > ceived a bootitiftll silver fower bas-

" ,‘ (mum, ammunccd at Ottawa’ ket- Prior to hrr marriage she was . 11. ; From railway Officials n was‘ g11c=t of honor at a shy-or tender- ‘ d "m: lczu-nccl that as thc rcco1111r1e11d11iio11 “d by the mo" of Cfmlplllw-v Unit“ E (‘Olibllllllfitl utmost a tulauimous rc- (‘d Ch" c!" of which Sh“ was a

0111l1'l' .1111.

011w bil: 1111dnrtak111-r by ti-uow; pom by m‘, Board and as it Ms 111/ember. The gl-orln is a member‘ was to will‘ a1 clcftulocl 1111111 Ofjsinnlnl. ,0 the agreement rmchedof the staff of the resident archi- Pz-incc E£l\\"i'fl inland 011 no loss. ham“, U“, milway and its runnmgdoct of the federal d-partmcnt of than tin-tr- r-lnlzrl dc \\-11l1 a nudes ,,,nplovpes_ me mum, would pubkc works, Saint .'ol1'1. The pop- llitlc 117d do‘. 1'1 >112 ' (‘\-1L‘1l_\‘ loco-I h‘, “tunable w the Canadian pawl ulnlily of both br do 11nd groom llillflohfllillfill‘ 31'1" ~ I h ‘m? was ev.<le11ced_b_v lllllllfifflilfi Bills l H5- 71“ ‘Ml’! dill‘. 561110-1 of furniture. silver, cut gloss and

tunes it's done for l(l"lltll

ATTENTION, FOX RANGHERS ! Prepare your foxes for Polling Season hy liberal feeding 0f IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS. No l‘o.\ fnnd cnn surpass ihcm in promoting" growth of superior thick-skinned pelts of finest texture. fully furl-ed with diamond-like sheen,

and retaining their beautiful and desirable prime color,

infill-ir- Llnlmrnl rumor-ea 111.111“. 1 silbldmllal ck-"Ck-c-“st- Jam‘ Tel” "__>-_I_ ‘mm? ' '“‘g1~gph~1’1‘hc bride 1s a nnure OI ‘ B eford. P- E. I.)

i i" "' W ‘i .

Best Remedy for Cough Is Easily Mixed_at Home

N oCookingl NoWorkl Real Saving!

You'll nr-rcr know how quickly R eiuhhorn c1111 l1 can ho confllllrml- m?‘ lil r1111 try l is famous rvfillllfi l" l“ usL-tl in 111111-11 huuirs lllillhlllY "ill"? rough 1-1-1111-11)‘. llvu-uusu 1i_ i-"W" "WT" proui l, pusifiro rolls-f. Its un trouble a1. al to mix null costs but 11 ir1llc.

Info r1 16 oz. bottle, pnur 2'4’; ounces of Piuex; flu-n mid 1:1-n1111ln11~1i sugar nyrun 1o nmkn Ill ouucl-s. 5‘.\‘T"P "l pngily mndn with 2 cups of sugar and one cup of wntor, stirred a few mo- menta until diasolvcd. M; 900k"!!! nor-rind. This gives you Tour ttmr! 11a 111111-11 cough medicine for your monor- nurl it's n purer. brill-r 1-1-n1o11i’- new-1- spuil-I, and lnstra fine.

Instantly you fool its ponr-lrnilnc vi’- Incl. 1i. loosens thr- Rrrlll-lildwl l'l\l“l-'"l~ ‘FIPRIB tin- nir lulssnuca, null snutlnfa ‘ nnrl heals the inflamed ruemhruucs. '_lh1a

three-fold action explains why 1t llfllllf! ‘ uuoh quick relief in acrcre coughs. l Pint-x is 11 highly 1~o11<.-e11lr111r-1l com- lpnuml of Norway Pine, uscll for 2MP . (‘rations for its healing offer-l n11 flu-lull. lnvmhrunos. It is zunruulr-rul to glvo [lrOlIiPL rclict or IllUllPy 1-1-f11u1l1-d.

1f not now feeding. delay’ no lonucr for delays are dangerous and most unprofitable.

v. For highest-priced pelts, feed

“IMPER 1.4 LS "

IMPERIAL BISCUIT 60., LTD.

(Iharlotietown, P. E. I.

i...__..

l 1914-1918, and His Divine Omnipot-

-l_statcd Frank Hall, Canadian Vice-1 a‘ l“ Mmtrefll" F“ we last tw°1ques ,. .

zuluoinled‘ so .\' 2 x 15 "Brayco" Fox Netting fem! W 1""- MT- Mliimvm- m" President, “i111 makc 011t- fox pen 12 x 2o x o u. the reldln: and adoption o! the

Grace Deacon; Secretary. Dorothy high covered top and bottom. Buy minute! 01th‘! 1933 °°11V9l1l~l°n and ' P the roll call of schools the presid-

l lent introduced the visiting Secret- hrlplul (liscussion on 1hc teaching,’ —l\ll\5QI-‘EK~4DE D5‘-\'(‘5—A "W: "Y: Rw- M“ Glbwn-or wmtvme- of urithlnctir, The meeting ad-clulll-ablt- masquerade dfllwv WM N~$-M1'-°""°"'l 3mm" °n W“

115mm m, ggrflicici 111 the C. M. B. A., Hall on, erai work was moat helpful November 2Btl1.'F‘l‘ldrly with all attendance of OV-UIIWNFl-lui- m“ MT- Pflnlk PTO-

‘ nt Bruce's. 2619-

1,, U". li‘r(intj\\rn vlnflflc Q1100; qhmcr cgluy. Sixty came in costume iounced _ a - - . , subject 11f iho next 111111-111“; wflprlnd some very pretty and original evening session opened at eight

‘c1135 were sccn. The prizes were 1411-011 1o Mss Gladys Gavin for 11' 1110.11 Oflglllill costume of a China-' .111:.11. and Mr. In“ t"; Gallant; 111(- Gcntlcmelrs prim 11 deep‘ .~c:1 11sl1u1-n1ar1.-S j

-.~'l‘('(‘E§5I-"UI. Pi’. s‘. .- lLFr-K Ihe solo of poppies 111 aid of the 11m- \-c11-1-.-1ns was imdtrtnkcn this _1.<-:11- 1n Stimmcrside by the Boy‘ s;.-.111s and some of the senor _:11-l.<. of the High School. The boys

fully as many were sold this year? as in pmvious years. Mrs. T. H. S.- Jnckson undcr whose direction the,’ Wflfk was done entertained the Scouts and young ladies on Satur. day evening at her home where a hmppy time was spent-S

-r|21\cr.: CELEBRATION-The glories of pcacs were emphasized 111 Kenshigion on Nov. 11th, by: convincing testimony. On the dot of eleven all industrial activities ceased, and 11s far as it was pos- siblc, the two minutes silence was maintained. Many a fervent prayer was audibly or silently expressed. essentially demonstrating aireleva- lion of the soul to God. Gratitude was ‘returned to God for the suc- ocssful issue of the Great War,

enae was beaought so to direct ‘the minds of leaders of nations. {that never again will the world be ( visited by such a catastrophe. Na- , tlons may quarrel over trade rela- ltlons, trade policies, over racial is- over religious distinctions, 1 over torn-u. of worship, over sectar- 11111 divisions. but when a. univer-

ldrunks appeared before Mr. E. H.

and

the Benediction. The '

oclock. The devotional exercises, were under the direction of Kil-' muir Y. P. S. and were very effi-f clently carried out. A aolo by Mr.’ Allison Michel-n and a trio by Messrs. Beam, Bruce and Munroe" were very much enjoyed by 1111 present. After the reading and adoption of the minutes of the af- ternoon Mr. Gibson addressed the meeting on teaching in the Sun- day school. This address was mOstI inspiring and no doubt the Sunday

and girls did remarkably well, and s°h°°1 wmke" mm“ "m" “w”

with more and better ideas as to how to teach a. class successfully. The convention closed with the Benediction by Rev. Mr. Sinclair.

V

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,ROLET nucKS

NOVEMBER 14, 1933

The visiting delegates were kindly entertained by the good people of Kilmutr.

—SUMMERSIDE POLICE COURT-Jot the Sturtmerside Police Court on Mon-day morning two

trate, one was fined $3 and coats and the other $15 and costs-S

-COUN1'Y COURT-An unusual case came before Judge Inmm in the County Oourt on Thursday and Friday. The case involved the ques- tion o! the oumership of oome piles of manure on the property, recent- ly sold by the plaintiff to the de- fendent. The plaintiff claiming that the manure did not go with the farm when sold to defender-it. The defendant claimed that it did.- Ae this was the first tune such a cue had come ‘before thfsOourtmd probably any Court in the Prov- ince, the Judge reserved his decis-

wl1o have been spending a. few days in Charlottetown have return- ed to S11n1111crside.-S

snow storm the Alberton Fox Show

strong, K, 0,, ggypendm-y Meats-lbs: been postponed until a future date-S

new coroner. Carrol Romer. o. nrp- new of Rt- Hon. Lord Jusflce Rom- er, who has been appointed in sue- oession to Sir Lionel Kershaw, re- cently letred. served in the wnr with the Royal Etig-"ne-rs, winning the M. C., and hasybelen assistant’ “"3- Registrar of the Ccuz-t ofCrimin- a1 Appeal SlIICC 1931- He was edu-' ODOYIIUOIIS KY0 "OW 119111118 Wm‘

-Mr. and Mrs. Melville Bradshaw Lumbering Brisk

(Canadian Press)

~-O\v'u'1g tn the receut- heavy

King's Coroner Job Not Onerous)

(Canadian Press) LONDON. Nov 13-The

than the vnlue of the 1932 cut.

King's

SAINT JOHN. NB, Nov. 13- With the British pound worth ap- proximately 25 percent more in Canadian funds than it was a. year ago, and with materially increased woods operations in prospect, the potential value of this winter's Jon! lumber cut in New Brunswick waa|inlo Yarn and wove info Blanket.

' _ m, t The charger are: placed tonight at $25 000 area e1- wnu doubled Z6 can“ p" Wm‘

Blank fa $2.00, and i! unlanndemd while the Department of Lamb-ulna“ “h” n" "m n; w”; N,

and Mines has not yet given outde- _ Blanket. Wool must be well washed tailed estimate of this year's cut, it and all dirt and burra Pick"! fill is generally believed it will be from. Th!‘ two to three times that of last year. A conservative estimyagtewof the win-W tors cut is 150,000,000 feet, although u’: name. address and instruction!

. ' mold . S d b mail or freight some placed it at double that fig ma“ s?“ beypam on mo ",- h“

and 1 wane and hooking yarn. Put ehlp- r-‘a nnmoon- a-il paroels nnd-own-

PlnnsJor tl-lewlnter‘: lumbering

‘ height l11111dl1-1-s.r~xprcss and station phalfs Home 5611001’ Flu“ h” 85' l

ion until the December Court. Mr. E. H. Strong, K. 0., for the de- fendent and Mr. C. D. Mocallum for the plalntifL-G

| sal nccd n1ust be served, then the

ll Omnipotent Power lnust be united-

1 ly sought. Let the christian nations of the world reflect, Y, _

bridge, and was culcd to the Bar in 193i. He ulns formerly the edit- or of “The N14 cnth Century and Aftcrl”

The position of K ngs coroner- one of the highest paid appoint- ments in the Rog-oi Courts of Jus- tEce-carries with it that of Regis- trar of the Court of Criminal Ap- peal and Master of the Crovm Of-

PERSONALS —-PROFITALBE A D D R E S S - - Much interest was evinced in Mr. =Thane Carnpbelrs address to the

Community Club at North Bedeque

—Mra. Arthur P‘. Bell of Sum- meraide spent the week end in OIzarL-S

cated at Eastbouruc 11nd Cum-g ylction with every indication that

lmnclreds more men will be finding l employment than last year.

The cut, it is expected, will be general over the province with both large and small operator". ywtfclpnt- ing.

Sugar Reduced

Stewart

" ‘lions by Master John Lecky and

1 Hall last Monday evening. Mr, D. EB. MacDonald acted in the capac- ilty of chairman, and the opening '_ number on the short. program was i a chorus, “The Old Oaken Bucket,” lOther numbers consisted of recita-

-Mr. Allison Profitt. Then the lec- turer of the evening. Mr. Campbell, ‘ta. former Rhodes scholar), and graduate of Oxford University,

-Mias lfi-anoes Titus spent the week end with friends in Char- lottetowns-S

—Miss Bessie Smallmail and Miss Mollie Mcikle of Bummerside were vistors to Charlottetown over the week end.—8

—-Mrs. Charles Oprekson of Chi-

now one of Summersidds success-

111g account of a. trip to Italy. Among some of the things

by which entrance and exit could be made in that country. Some of lhe chief cities visited were Rome, Venice and Florence. and also the llllclent ruin of Pompeii. Some bcmltiful cathedrals, paintings and ‘ sculptures were seen by the speak- or, besides other interesting things. l-le also was shown through a Mosaic factory, which proved a lrr-at indeed. thanks was extended to Mr. Camp- brll at tho conclusion of his speech,

who by his pleasing personality and fluency had held the rapt at- the course of it. The singing of tontion of the audience throughout "The Kills" brought the meeting to

a. close.

Brlflfllm! U0 Father

A hearty vote of

months at her home in O'l..eary.l

men- Mrs. Oprekson was formérly Miss Miss Brown. lioned were the different routes George Matthew the daughter Mr.| Teacher-Why not, Willie?

and Mrs. of

Ouary-S

Vernon Matthew

1 BIL/GUS

directly on the liver.

dizzy-Liver Pilll afford

grompe and lasting relief for torpid liver, llloumaea.

l Became tn act | Dr. Chudeggfl headache. constipation ltomech disorders. teat of time for half‘ a century.

i

Bcsi grade Welsh Hard Coal-Nut or Cobble

Very spccizll price spot cash. I

VIFTOIHA . . . HYDIYEY . . . IBRADORE

. $111,

Slack coal for blowers H. R. LARGE f? CO.

5B Queen Street Tel. 1000

fice.

consist of holding lnqirsta into any sudden deaths occurring in any of the royal palaces, including Houses of ,Carrol R0111c1-‘s work will be car- ried cn at the Hgh Courts of Jus- ttoe.

018° and “W8 b0? Brill/Ed h0me_ ing to give n lcciuro on the sun, and ful young lawyers, gave an interest- on Saturday to spend tho winter I want, 1111 or the pupils 1,0 bc 111cm.

let me go so for away f1-om home.