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RODUCE

_ ifsnndian Psm "M7-'\7'. Feb i\ Prices held _aged on inc Montreal produce

,:_;!ml_ri1;:ketftotrllyi1 G G

sl fr res gra a e ga

It 21 cents fo 19 it

mm r- extras, ce a I Ruud 18 cents a doaen for _-__ vvoints were 1,050 cases. _ cunt of trade announced that _ °_;?j‘_ks lrcld here on .Tanunry M .~i0_ boxes of 85 pounds each _,_M7“.~*i_0 boxes aa previously __ °- Lurrent Ontario white “ mffélitsi current Ontario' enl- M, “__ 2_2; ‘gud early Ontario

,mn axes. _ ,ml remained firm, New Bruns- ,lk lfimmoirntainl 80 wad bag . Q renin, Prince ward ls- °° Enforml hlwarri; Nanganumetilha ' 7” 90 pound bat It 05 cantr.

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-,»~_ “hnsdlas ro . .___ sir., noi. 1: ") _, _°_,:°'__l1o 2 55: lar-leg C W no r ;u_hfWno235; ata,CW I, ;,,__:;'. feed no 1 S2: rioun ,, .mm Patents, flrata 4.50; . .,,,,,,' 3-W: Flour- rnlrm soo: hm, " "Mit patents choice ,up llvhite corn 4.00-4.10' Bran f 1,: R ins ion usa- uuiarirrn as 5 ,, °"°‘i 011| me to nn zoo- munlér ton car lotl 0.50; Uheead ¢,,,m,_ N¢°|_llts .00-10: Hatter,

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ru I" ‘°°° nu His Lordship chief Justice mth- Q; ieson t¢ ' 111,; day j

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'fel ...__ __ _ '30 understand that that motion was

Slander Case

rdancewith the Ylllilil Of

in the supreme 001111 y°S 1'

and that the case should be

hdrawn from the jury. The dis-

cussion, in which the counsel on

both concluded when the court adjourn-

unt

sides had taken part, had

il this morning. Lordship, in addressing the said. he wished them to

reflection on the jury or on the

11 confidence which the court and the

bar

1.1 come before the court are usually

has in jurlw. The cases which

two main classes (1) questions of

fact, <2) questions of law.

£5, Questions of fact are for the de- itgit clsion 3;' are

12%, each tribunal is practically sup- Em mme. Mr. Bentley’s motion in ef-

of the jury. Questions of law for the court. In each field

' fect is that the case should be

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mn ou ... sit. of nt

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(canadian r.»¢...; cream booth at Victoria Park, lost

oxrnmi Fei

Montreal live stork markets todai ti

W2 to or 0l'| On

my "y°'°'“" ' wood it <11 b- m'1,`_‘;°;° _"vi vfwvsh came io pleas one of them being that Coun. .°“ mg 9-" “"1 ~f1“8'» buf

YE!

1 r r f ' '. h on 0 Mr tn medmm "om, "“""ty uncillor and that his statements'

inc hundred nnd sixtv six rutile

Great Britain via Saint John, N. li

U19 Vnrrlulin. Both shipments loft ard t d

. ... .. ... .. ._ 7' uhnrnols ...__ ...'.___. ... ..: In H

r, I. 1-’i‘l|cre were

rattle, 203 calves, il!l0 ho s and »01 the

N _ _ _ 0 re received at the yards for export rep

this nrno t 3-il h d - 4 jur

the lilan:-‘Nestor I’?dd112::°nh.ri“N::§ for, . G

» withdrawn from the jury and de-

cided by the court, because there are

involved questions of law. I! motion is granted, the jury free from any other duty in

is Lordship then gave a rev'ew what the case was, quoting the

n"pI.'ff,."_‘_f“ 2' "' """ statements fy1:d on behalf of thc im vm .'.. f.'..'. oi/, plaintiff and of the defendant.

The plaintiff had contended that

a result of Mr. Day‘s utterances

ed. $5,000 damages were asked

The defendant put in several

:halves were 'uni-hanged. Grass ral- Day was Speaking in ‘md faith in

brought around $250 and mi..-(1 t

calves were wefgheri nt $0 to 36,50, C0

hr $3.

EXCHANGE

foreign exchange ln relation to the gnadian dollar, as compiled by the

viurht $5. \v»,th good sheep around

lilcdium good to good ewes and

ogs were sion- with no early sales 4°- _ in

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(Ci\nA|li|\n Press) |

1f0NTREAl._ Feb. 1-British and 8 n

uynl I-lank of Canada, closed today t

Lambs were irnchnngvd. Buck lumhs we

e dkchahge of his duties as city

ldis Lordship then li

respect to cases of this kind. He id in this case it was no doubt at it was a privileged occasion.

The statements were made It I ecting of the City Council to deal

th matters affecting- the admin-

tration of the affairs of the city- Every member of the council had

privilege of saying anythills

" f""°“"‘ that was necessary in the interests

Argentina peso .3004. Australia pound 3.2081. Of Austria schllilng not quoted. of lielgiurn liclgn .10.'»'i.

the city, oven if the characters other persons were involvrd.

llrazll nrilreis _0805. The 0niY limit WR' th” Wh” they

- -_-ri V

(8l\0°lsl to the Guardian)

MONUIDN, N. B., Feb. 1--'.ll'hc

ramifications of Canadsfs world trade was brought quite unexpect- edly t0 the attention of 8 Canad-

udmwt W” enundsigdthi ian woman a. former resident of

a an ' '

t in th° cmdztthat the Yarmouth, N. B.. now of Shanghai, *--

exceilent market offering in Upper _ 3;;

Canada, according to the Natural Resources Depgtpient of the Can. adian National Railways. There is a growing market for the commod- ity in Canada and the Maritime Provinces are capable of supplying the greater part, if not all of the demand, according to officials of the department.

BEDEQUE

way _he

Thesad and unexpected word has been recently reoeived by Mr. mus- tor Hooper, of Middleton of the sudden passing of his only brother, Mr. Henry H. Hooper, at his home

Bugni'-in lev not quoted. S

China I-long Kong doll-url _265l_

Czechoslovakia crown .$553.

Denmark krone _l80il. Finland finmsrk .018i,

Francs franc .04i`l5.

Germany relchsuiark _28.'i0. Gi-cat Britain pound 4.0320.

Greece drachnia _00il‘f. Holland floriu .47Si.

Hungary Denim _20Ri.

India rupee _!l004. `

ltaly llre .0il08. Jillian yen .%23_ _ .Yugoslavia dinnr _01il‘f.

New Zealand pound 3.2200.

Norway ltronc .207l.

Poland llotl A346, lloumanla len .00’l3.

South Africa pound 4.0222,

Spain pcseta .007d_

Su rlfn krone ,2l90.

I' Lied Staten dollar 10

prcinium. ,

' srnnmno

arosa-iiaax., sea. 1-(c.1>.)_srsr- ling flnctuated widely today, closing two cent.: lower at 14.03 after open- ing considerably higher. United Stut-

es funds touched a now high at 10 percent premium, up 'j§.

EXCHANGE

Exchange rates at the clone today

were: -

Pound sterling in Montreal Lil:

U. B. dollar in Montreal 1.10. Pound sterling in New York 3.!l8_l@. Canadian dollar in New York _$31.11.

FINANCE

NEW YORK, Feb. 1-(A~I’-)-7"'

elgn exchange steady. Great Britain high 3.30%; low and close 3.38%? France 3.00%; ltuly 5.10%; lieilfillill 18.01%; Germany 24-'iiiiti Cli"'<1“

percent

nnronr oowuns COOLEST

The current issue of the Cold

storage News Letter, issued by *he Dominion Dairy and Cold Storaile Branch, contains reference to the results of tests which have been made to determine the relative viii” of bright md dark colours in keel!- ing refrigerator cars cool. These studies show that the colour with which a ear was painted had muchi to do with ine degree or nen=if°'~i°“ ‘

of solar heat into the car. There

was leu penetration or solar hosi-

` '°;'_.P~.__l- I. anon mnataiaal “Nun u'm_°°l-W_"d "mg thu,

aid must be free from malice or ill will: or in other words, the councillors enjoyed what might be called a "qualified privilege." It was pointed out that tho

Judge must be satisfied that there was sufficient evidence ,of malice on the part of the defendant to _iustify the case going to the jury to determine whether the state- ment made was actuated by malic- ious motivesf ,

The fact that strong words may

be used 'e no evidence of malice. If the stat/:ment made was proved TD be untrue. that is no evidence. 0! malice, but if the defendant knew that the statement was untrue. then that is conclusive proof of malice.

In conclusion His Lordship grant-

ed Mr. Bentley's motion that the words uttered were on a privileged occasion and that there was no actual malice. He therefore ruled that judgment be entered for the defendant and the jury discharg- ed.

Mrs. Ollteilly - Good morning.

Mrs. Murphy. I ain't seen your old man lately. Wot took him off?

Mrs. Murphy-A seizure. Mrs. 0'Reilly-Dear, dear, you

never say. Wot was it-'eart?

Mrs, Murphy - No. my dear -

police.

throughothers. Under like Condi- tions of radiation and exposure to sunshine, car surfaces painted. red were better than those painted' yel- low, but were cooler than those ‘painted black. _it was found. I; was found also that the difference be- tween air and surface temperatures for stationary cars was about 'twice

in Livermore, California, Mr. Hooper, was the :on of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Hooper of Lower Bed"que, P. E. I., and wlrcrc be resided in his ei-rrl`er days, and was well known by the older folks of this eommunity, although he left the Island, a number of years ago. Thcre are left to cherish his fond memory a sci-rowing widow and four sons, and one brother Alllston (mentioned above). The deceased was seventy-six years of

s‘ncere sympthy of the commlmlty is -being ext/=nded in their sudden

profts accruing to him on ac- ~ ~ Pet

sheep and lambs for sale 0: the trio C0lIIlt of being refused that p0Si' bereavement'

n, also that his character and‘ ` '**~ Gr utamm had been greatly in- Most ofthe farmers in this vicln- Ga

.ty have completed cutting their

.supply of fire-wood. The absence

of snow has greatly facilitated

the woodsmen have to have the snow for iiaul`ng.

re made without m,,11ce_ | Miss Vlrtis Roberts has returned

,lewd mm- to Prince of Wales. r

mane” "1"" M well recognized author’tlea the law! mil

The many friends of Mr. John

MacG-ougan, will regret to hear of his serious illness.

Hockey enthusiasts have shown

much interest in the scheduled games of the Clark League, and have been delighted with thc splen~ did br-and of hockey turned out by

those boys. fi

The many friends of Mr. Austin.

Hammlll, of Lower Frcetown, will regret to hear that he entered the Prince County Hospital and has underwent a successful operation for appendlcitis, and is recovering quite nicely.

1/os. nraru. Jardine or wiimou

Valley, entertained for the first time since her marriage at her home on Thursday afternoon and evening. The drawing-room was charmingly arranled with potted plants. the bride was asisted in re- ceiving by the groom‘s mother, Mrs. Benjamin Jardine and her sister. Mrs. Stirling Lord of Tryon- The bride wore her wedding gilwhf of ruby chiffon velvet, Mrs. Ben- jamin Jardine was dressed in black flat crepe. with lace trimmings, and Mrs. Lord a lovely gown of blue georgette. The bride and asslstarits were kept pleasantly` entertained.

came to extend their hearty con- gratulations and best wishes. In the dining room the tea table was tastefully decorated, pink candles in silver holders, blended with the color scheme of pink and green. with Mrs. Clarke MacQuarrie, pre- siding over the tea-cups. Assisting in sewing at the luncheon were Misa Olive Jardine, Miss Rita Muttsrt, Miss Florence MacCauil,

Receiving at the door was _Miss Annie Jardine.-B.

“I think nations should follow the

same morality and the same econ- omic prudence as we expect from a good msn."-John Erskine. ~

"It is uncertainty which kills

courage and initiative."-Irving T. Bush. _

"Some professor said e. man only

began life work at 50. I’ve worked all my life and I started all over

as great aa for moving carl. ,

lllin It 50."-Alfred I. Smith.

welcoming the many friends who D

fl'01\ii 01 WG Mi" counsel for the defendant argued Mills, L0Ild0li. 011 0- , ‘ ' - 'Phi-1 owe ww Sh°f° “ved Wm" what the ease be tried before me A- W- Feb- 4- 7867`2'1`3‘

f I-*_ _ 5 ---

me CM” °“ “ “ice pass mm 11149- °“1Y- MY- -7°1‘“-Wil "Wed warvran rn' rouse riralmu-:n

C1'“bb° 5°°"°d the Hmnets mu"-h that it be titled before judge and For Sale couple furnished bed sitting room,

FREE TRLAL OFFER

KRUSCHEN

If you have never tried Krusclren-try it now at our expense. We have; distributed a great many cial --GIANT " package. which ms: ui “ly f°\` you to prove our ciaiml for, yourself. Ask your dr.: t for the new “GIANT " 75c. pac e. _ This consist: ol our regular 15a. bo tie tolethen' with a srliarate trial l>ottlc--eudicient for About our Weak. Open the ir-ini hottie fu-at, put it to the wt, and then. if not entirely eonv ned that Kruachen duel ever thing we claim it to do the 'eguiar bottle la still aa good na naw. Take it. Wk- Yoilf iiru aint la authorised to return] /our 751°. immmiliaui and without question. You have iricd Kruschen free at our a\peuae_| What rouid ire laircrt llanulletured hyi ill. Grifilthl Hu hca, Ltd, Mumhqtgr Eng, EHUIU- 1750). Iulilvortena' lc0illlvray'Broa_ td , Toronto. '

the in a the thin

were Both

goalies had few difficult stops to

goal P te Bev.

the

lod

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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Couu vert!

paya

SUNDAY SERVICES-Feb. 5

Milton, Morning prayer li a. rn.: Curate in charge, Rey, E, Q_ Lan. caster. Rustico-Afternoon service S p. m. Curate-in-charge Rev. E. 0.

cas

Lan ter.

of of

from I opening goal unassi-Will. 80158 01°” in

sav _ r About midway through the per*-04 _ mine;-is made the score :cad 2-0~ The ,gmainder of the period Went

r- less with suiruarr boiunz out

B00

use

WUPO

third period with the rmnerialo <12

and list tally. In the dyinl m0'

Goal M. Bulman F. MacKenzie

Eric Stevemon E. Coles R.. Dicklescn R. Coles

M. stevens..

1 e an angles |ed by A. E. Jamieson, Oakland mm ' _ Road. Mr. MacKaya hand was In the second pv:Ji°¢ihf_~ 3332,; .-,truck by the headlight of the eru- <on S0* the Imperides the _'me ,mm as he stepped from between two

on a shot from ins rother cars parked at the curb. -_ Nw»~

Th further scoring in _ °,f§.r1'.”.T€i..nr. tour miie §2L‘2’§,§‘,‘§f,"‘§§’°,;,§,§§{’°,‘Q_,§,§,’,§"f,, “°"=-2° P" '°"'» "W in- +'--me

called upon to make ._ number mu on . _ sortions for the price of two. strictly Female He|p Wanted

H al vas which _,em me payable in advance.

$91188 OD B9. “ _.gl

runs svellbovnd ' surname cormr-In the su- WANTED-Gm” F0” GENEM1

'rue game epeedea up during the mm, Cm., y,,,,,,d,,y me me 0, Agents Wanted *‘°“-5° W°’k- “PW °'“§,_f,_=;i§°i‘l-,___3,

This column la reserved for Qneen's,

ty news or local interest but ad-l lllll 'lf I hurry nature may be

inserted _at 4 eeuiu el word strictly

bl* .ll sdvuuee.

coanacu-roN_1h the use 01 'material for their sunday sermons.

winners in the Queen square Ice V In view of tliili' fact it is very in

m _h un sports in the 12 year old race, the` teresting to note the attitude of

ysugnnd e grow ‘ privileged ¢hma_ when she wen; mtg Q gov. , _ winner of first place should have the Methodist Church toward tem.

57, _memo md tm""t° men W” no ernment store on Chestup Ave. in S Slde HOCkey r¢Bd Jack Coyle instead of Ivan Pirglneo in 184; I d _

8 DEW! EIDE FDDI I.

Q1” actus

PUTS B E EF INTO YUU

In’ U ,Shanghai ond bought a can of ' Mvilashln- 8 m° °°' cranberr-les. "-"_ M ' ' Montreal Star of 1910, when st.

en the court rewmsd thi! The Dry cleaners broke the -~-

1 th cm I Upon arrival at her home and on no WOOD ISLANDS PRESBYTER- . _ Jam" Chvrvh. M0I1tl‘€i1l. held its

"“" H1’ L°’d°h” ° e uuwro in the per-eel ,hs found P is “'i““”‘¥ '°"’°°i‘ Wm" my IAN crruacu-on Feb. stu, there Attltlld6 II] EBIIIGI' °°“¢°““i°i tea- the item Md# !i\i1S=

_ te d h Pi’ 3 d r _ .

tc; ‘x_:fn;h“;_y;e rcs; whigi the crauberrles were canned at _Katt _Egemt sts in ° “que nx will he a regular chu;-Ch se,-vice - "Evidence of a big change in

muemed dmmg the ahsencei Yarmouth, N, B,,'h¢r home town, ,mesdl;yyn_gh'; Th; gacnrlstgvzs QT; held at 3 p. m., travelling wnditions Methodist opinion in Canada on

, . 7 _ .

the jury, discussion took place i :(1 °°m° ‘mm N°"‘ swm °"‘n'| closely contested and the winning iieiirtimg' Rev' Amsser Murray' Interesting News- :;_;,;gb]]ec;' of gtmptergince was mr' °ti° Ut MP- Bemfle that ifhei ny boss' cranberry cumvamn ' 80al came just one minut before r' as mg a e wmenmal

U y 3 . .

_me b Coummm, Day- in Nova Scotia and ,,150 in New ____ a tea at St. James Church, when a ,m_,,_;°do,,’; pmumd oc-_“_ i Brunswick has received a coosid- :aid !?:,fnb;1,1,' 3_§_",'f_g°“a1;_“;“o‘_'_‘,‘; Noam mvm onovr or Bao- p per 1 p P 1 n g' number of historical documents

erable stimulus of late due to the B tist Churches: Services Sunday

ged to get one shot away that Feb 5 ' The United Church of Prince r. .

_ th Wu; be held f 1] ; . _ No member f thi. it ,' ii

tered on Phillips. Moore, on Lo H _ A as o OWS Edward Island at their annual ,_ resolution paszed bg, :;;eqia__;;_

ng Creek at a m , Clyde River ti

Dry Cleaners defence turned at 3 p m, Kinggh-,n M7 p m Rev mee ng in Kensington 18'" Week ly official board .ol St. Jame..

heavy checking game and gave ' ‘ ' ' ' Dilssed a resolution re-affirming

J, _ W h 1 _ _ Cliur 1 F b 26th, 1840

opposlnz Pucksters Plenty t0 G 5 e mg. P5-‘Mr their confidence in the Prohibition _.Shadi lbgnalloxsml ummm "__

were read.

13"' in f¢SP€Ct to the sale of alco

k about. _

While Llic game provided plenty Beggqsbos CIUNITED C"UnC"__ holic beverages, and also to pledge Tseisgnegiexyzizincgi xpelzsué 5 of excitement for the fans there Wmslsj goufthayu Fxm 22' S031; themselves to promote in whatever teatétalism 0,. tom, abétrgenie N

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few really spectacular plays. 3; P ,__ 3_0 R (_ _,_ . _ _ way they can the successful carry- Wm, ,_ View of making it 5 church

‘I1 H th rlc Wn on ,RevLJj

defences bockedwe and e Lem_d'M_n,s_er_ 'Ing out of the temperance law, que5uon_.. Now ,_ resolution ir

empemnce has 1°’ the Past twen favour of prohibition is a standing

handle, LoNG CREEK church of En _ ty-five years or more been a sub- order at the Methodist General

Wheaton opened the scoring half land service ul be h ld _ Sgt ject that has been dealt with by Conference

through the first session when _hm I (MY -) che hm ' many ministers; and is growing in ' received Schui-man’s pass at the mas g 'can “rc at 7 favour with preachers as good` At the same time as was passed

m0l1ih H-Hd S1iPlX’d if Pail? P' m' on sunday' Fen sth' conduct' i the resolution just quoted the quar-

e rs, and just bsf0l'e tht b€il ed by Cam' N' E' Wmig' C' A' -*WNW* ter-ly bog;-d passed 5 second mo.

assi-“ted M0nif80m€Yy 0" the Smal mu’ was the" sperm While tion censuring Mr. R. D. Weds'-`

second counter when they left tht* FUNERAL sER‘.,lCE_°;3‘e.1un;' members and gufgsts were ent°rta|"` worth, an official of the church.

l of the late Miss Ca erine cd by the folloviin irc r Pi

C 1501 f°!'“'8fd line at Wntfe icc' n g I g am‘ am for his zeal as a temperance itat-

od are Campbell will take place from her Solo, Mrs, A. MacEachern; A paper __ cad ,ig M

u Tlhe ,fefand tp;;r_le;'B`;m “gust home 8 Graft/on street on saturday on the "Activities of our Auxiliary" °r' Anomher-res°1u an r y r

elf u Wen . . _ " Ca.rsnwas,h statd, th ori"

h H hen A Gallant morning at 8.45 to Saint Dunstans read by Mrs. Dr. Clark, Vocal Solo, _hp C dl ° Th ek! v_° Dm

before t e be w » 0! ,ma -an a gi .

, Basilica. Interment at .Ccrran Ban. Mrs. L, l-lcwatt: Reading. M _ R. e n "K "5

realzed mm 9' mixup in from of ` ___ Acorn. A talk on the work is the It was “Sed by the sb' Juncf

net' rsnannans i=1N|-;n_-rw., ,,at,..e5` Y. M. c. A. by 1=t.Pendlétun,seere- ‘i““’”°"y °"‘°“‘1 ‘°°"'° °“ °°i°"“"

an Way through me last ner- of P E I were cha, dwith havjn tary of the Y. Tea was then served 15' 1852' and requested 9” °°"' Chick Gallant tied the scott uquér _n'the_r _on not Dui Presiding at the tea table was Mr, ernor of United Canada to lei

when he caught' the Dry Cleaners chased at a. Commission store in Ci1Pi~ Taylor, Who was assisted 1; °“‘id° “ d°7 fm' thmuiivml-" napping. This brought excitement New Glasgow NS on Monday Serving by the different memberb Other interesting information

°' high pitch ‘md bath teams They Earl Hamiltoh and Joseph Dilfillg the tea hour, Mrs. A. Mao-' °°“t“4-“ed 1” ¢h° °npPm5 'U i'h°

Wilfked like "Mans w break thef ghoofje pieaded guilty and were Eachern played several piano num- MW! that HYHOHB th0 B'f¢¢t\l18l ft- tle_ M0l\tS\'Jm¢1‘y and 5°h“"m““ fined £100 and casts or one month bers, which were enjoyed by all, oelved at the centenial celebration re ‘“°°°”‘“1.wht-ifhsioizmlgixé in ian. 'rue trio elected the lat. made at a inty coiulcil meeting EKG and had lived in the United ggnfm H' mc" PM ” ` _ im'-“'H"m“x Herald- PERSONALS :mm charles Wed” smug °1

5 plamtm. who made appuca. i States most of his life. To the ber- L

n to op.,.,,_te a fruit and ice caved family and brother, the_CAP

#_ from former pastors was A letter

Summeraide, P, B. I., who at Nut

Mile Creek, got into their boat yes- MIS- W€ym0l1th WHS f0rm0rly Miss Charles W. Strong was the fath-

Wharf and made the trip to Char-

ierday morning at Nine Mue creek Bertha Mcreod, or this diy. er- or Mis. Jessie strong of Belmont

Street, Summerside, who is the or-

Ml-WS Pat Rel/iiie and I-ucv Re- rr.-.ist of 'rrirrit United on eh

_ IMPERIALS 3 lotrbetown in clear open water, _ . g y ur ,

"OWEN 4’ br-urging their boat to the board ice V111’ 'f-’“”“P‘“"”d W mei’ “mi” Slimmer-Side. e position sh. has

t M h .5 Point inside th hm. Margaret, were in the city yester- herd for many ,nm

painfully cut hand shortly before

to cross Barrington street, between

Prince and Sackville streets, he stepped in the path of a car operat-

Georgo W Gardiner vs the City

H d gn-ie of 3 “YP y 8 '

a fast we puwe 8 H1315 hour, and from there they walked day' en ’°“t° "° B°5°°n when they REV- J0hD BB-Sl 5‘51Uf1l’ WI-I I

hockey, the Ne':e;v;i;sg;Jtwt;l:l;mds to the dw- They clam the shores intend entering a training school pagym-~ in gedeque fm.; 4,. huriery Went dawn to w to mé ,une are all clean on that side; and to 1°’ 11“"5"s- The M5505 Rfelfiue have there. B, ’

the Muton Home ' ' prove this while walking across the been on “cam” for the pax tW° ----

£0111’ i0 mme- ' h in months at the home of then- par-

, ed nh me flats they picked up t ree f e _

T: 11”” 9°’1°d ‘men W d oystem They wo saw 1_,,,.,,_, Bucks elm. MT. H-Hd li/Irs. J0hn Reville. He-Do you like open-air sports?

o et-1 sewn! “W” W “ “°° cardigan sue-1 ad e th are ou r start, me cores taking the :nick °f WM d“°‘“- r » _; °’ "m ’ °°;

it . 'rh€i1' WANTED BIG COMMISSION

rammed W “en ma en up h °f chumbewwn’ "‘ “M0” t° 'M' and liberal bonuses mean real Want€d

11°F”-9 Were 59°” dashed “ide W an ll-S140 two 158! Bic decds. Came UD money for you as agent for Pub-

hiS WH blue une 5°°rEd me W “

“AND IN_nmED_E_ MXCKMI 16 . +*¢+++e+-#+4-o-o-o-ov-o»+¢4¢¢4‘

our B-lm =° W S°““‘ ”"“‘°‘ 8”" S“““‘“°° ° Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance.

e noon yesterday when in attempting C°°"'“| G“'“‘”‘U' |°°=|!. 4¢- Der Word; Western and

El¢i¢l11 |°¢llS. 2c. P21' "OW: Announcements and Coming EVGMS. 20- Per word; Ciitseined, Ze. per word; In Memoriam Notices, 70c. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Oiler- illll. Cards. atc-. lc. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c. per inch; Notion of Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch 0|' 4° DCI' Word. Other rates on applications.

lzleigiamum Charge for any advertisement twenty _ 5"

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Jury The judge gave his decision

Roberta beat Bviman mm °‘°‘° before Mr. Ju.-.ties snerrouit, J. .1.. ue service Mills' ues, shuts, 1105- w/irv`rr-.ni.`cfrf5_rrT{>§os char.

in deuting the tW‘~“° 101’ me ‘"1" Johnson, K. c., for tue piainufr, i°'l’» ‘”‘_;i_§";'°§,‘__ W_f"‘*°1`f‘:__l__ lag' 110 Prince su-eoi_'1s4e-1-si-its-si

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counter. Bh_0ri-ly °»iif">1'W°"d~‘ R- and K, _1_ Martin, K, (7,, and K_ M_ ;§fc,_m_’:meces5a_f;, ° gee selifmg -*__-_~i&_ i°’“°°°“ s°‘“'°d ffm” “"“"‘b1° in Martin for the defendant. The outfit. Dept. '11os,r>uu1io service HOURLY NURSING DONE AT

tar, reasonable mics Phone 331-L

light housekeeping privileges

ts 1 th R. D‘icki£50l`l ' . _ CABBOARD SUITABLE FOR Phone 1241. 7864-2-2-ll

UW” 0 ° 8°‘m° in favor of the defendants con ,mms outhouses etc lc pm, ,__

ban!" thi’ Bibb" Wi M°°K"m° teni.ion_ The case was set down sheet Gua,d|a,§ omg., gf

1°’ the fin” 5¢°"°- for hearing before Mr Justice Ar- ' I ° B

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T-'~ Si°V°“°°1\ “lid B- °°‘°‘ “““d lsenauit this morning. "rue case of . ron sans -_ sucrros ijonrv- __

led the game to the satisfa.-‘ion of H Five, Bridge and Whist Score _ _ an |1'°"‘° H- M°F°"°“° V* 5”- ~ C d_._ C,,,,,,d,,,,, Ccmral Job Two nomurns accoiuonaa-»

Buntsin had been settled. The jury Paimryl Nov' 1_“_ sd, Goh.; pomp, may P, W, C

_f"NE'UPs fwag digchgrged from further i1t~ ___&____l_..,__

_ Ttendance. The sheriff was instruc-` - -’*'°'°

r1urfn1u.ar.s nonsars .ted ,D have me prisoner’ c,,m_,,,_ MlSC€naU¢0“5 noarmans riccoivrruonuan.

Apply Guardian. 7874-2-1-31

'_""` Near Coilcgv. Reasoiiable rates

1" °°‘"° i°d“Y f°‘° ““i““°“- som: au-‘nr-zu rdenonaan. rho- Apply zas Kent street.

The meeting opened in usual way. Lost ,m,u_2_1_3_

The President then welcomed new

Meme 'nm nacur./ar Mom-rrr.r vuie. in. s. sourisi

H- Di°"i“°li F- °"°'°°° MEETING of the Ladies' Auxiliary -° '

K- 5“"'“°1\ R- M‘"K°““‘° of the Y. M. c. A. was hero Tues- NURSE WITH DIP!-OM/\ WANTS To Let

‘ “Wards day, Jun. am, at the Y.. the Pres- ‘;°"“-d,:'°"s ’°“’°““b‘§é7,_§}ff§’,

" St°v°w'-ii D- Mem mehr, Mr.. .rem crooked presiding. “‘" “' “ ro utr-rovn soon FLAT

vincial Land Surveyor, Herman- , 7811-2-1-31

unfumished. Apply l'1’l Kent Bt

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ineilllf ' _ Q UALEDOMA AND MURRAY Mr. George D. MacKinnon, of_ time was 81 years of age and who _

lTOL" Ulu CL”-‘NBR "ARBOR pggggyrgnny chimp- Sherbrooke, P, Q., is in the city. was the son of Rev. John Base ` 0°” es. on rec. sth the services win ne ___ strong, the fir-se pastor sont out to HS' Phnm” as follows. Caledonia at 11 e. nr. Friends wal regret io learn t at st. James from the nr-msn Meth-

D¢f°n°° _ _ and 7 D, m_, both in English; The Mr. Fred Gaudet is confined tents odism, who came to Montreal in

ady Ralph sm-Ph” swbagh Bmw] it 3 p_ m, and thgf home suffering from an injured 1813 and laboured in Quebec for uthn' Moore C. E. on Thursday at 'l.30'p. m. The; toe, It is hoped he will soon be three years. Ho afterwards served

F"'Wm'dS mn service ai; Murray Harbor is post-'. about as usual. in the ministry in the Maritime G““““i Wh” ,, poned from Feb. sth to rea. mn _ Provinces. Rev. .worm nm strong ._ -

C~ Steele schurmat at 3 p. m. R/ev. Allister Murray, Mrs. Bertha Weymouth and son was the grandfather of U. E.

J. Gallant D. Gallant Munster. Arthur arrived in the City Tucstiay Strong of the firm of Messrs, P. W '“

D. Arsenault RW S"“i’h““ - evening. wuue here they wur strong and co., ua., sunrmereide c. Perry M°“'f5’°“‘"y§ nacoan 'mn»_rvn-_ D, N, ~r..y._ be the guests or Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mary A. strong of oen-

R“f`fi-" -C1’\85~ 0‘"*hm'_S' '10, and Mn will -pa,-1°,-_ of Nine W. E. Warren, 217 Richmond St. tral Bedeque.

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E' ihlidmon C) Mighivilii members and mem' Tm “ml °" L0s'l‘ - stack /mn wurrn, rzoozu ro um- -_ wrm on - ' ` 6°' °f b“‘5l“°" f°n°W°d mid the. terrier pup. Finder phone 738, i without board. Fcniaic preferred

mletinl closed with the Kina, A 7815-2-l-31 Apply at Guardian. 7896-ii

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