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Agents Wanted

SELL HOSIERY FOR THE FAM- ly from Mill to consume , Good pay. Sterling Hosiery Mil s,_ Tor-

onto, Qpt.

A.W.14-21-28-Dec.5. $ SELL _ ',HOUQEl-IOLD NEO-

sssltiés" greatest imaginable

demand. itave business .oi your

own; make, ilye dollars up daily; .

capital or -expsrlence unneces- sary. B. Garretson. Brantford. Ont. 11-11-121-

-__..- MAN OR WOMAN TO TRAVEL and appoint local representatives. $1092 yearly guaranteed. ($21 weekly average) and expenses. Position Piirmanent. '- Experience unnecessary...Winston 00., Tor- onto. A.W.—*-ws10l.

WITH THE WATKINS LINE, YOU will make big money ‘and estab- lish your own business with ab- solutely no risk, 176 Family nec- essities from the Plant direct to Consumers. _ The J- R. Watkins. Company, 379 Craig Street. Mon- treal. A.W.7-14‘21-28-

THE BIG SEASON FOR SELLING Personal Christmas Cards is now on. See or write us immediately- Have choice of four kinds of samples. Whole or spare time. Weekly pay. You deal direct with

"the manufacturer. Master Kraft Greeting Card Co. Toronto Re- presentatives also wanted in small towns_ mhw-ttstt-Nov. 14

AGENTS-OE!’ IN A PROFIT- ablg all year commission ‘bus- iness of your own. Every pro- perty owner is a customer or prospect. Nine hundred varieties of hardy, Red Tag Nursery pro- ducts. Cash every week. ‘Complete equipment and instructions free. Writs Dominion Nurseries, Mon- trsal. A.W. 90.

l . Miscellaneous

Ila nor lino of l5 words‘ - lo per lino of 0 words 7" Ilor lino of S words

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Jnoo. a. MaoDONALD, ‘LAND Surveyor, Hermanville, P. hi. 1. 5054 1o 2a lmo.

STUDENTS, P. W. C. OR BUSI- ness can he accommodated at 23-5 Fitzroy St. 6039-11-14-ti

‘BUY YOUR ANT—FREEZE AT Love's Service ‘Station. 0051 11 14. Zl.

FOR SERVICE-PURE BRED Yorkshire bacon type boar. Fee $1.00. C, Craswell, Wlnsloe.

6045-11-14-2i

STRAYED. —FROM MY PREMIS- es, on Nov. 4. an ox 2% yrs, red and white. white stripes down shoulders. Notify Joseph Acorn, Millview, and receive reward.

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Salesmen Wanted

SALESMEN WANTED FOR THE "Old Reliable Fonthill Nurseries." Start at beat selling season. liberal commissions, exclusive territory handsome free outfit. large list oi new specialties. Stone & Wellington. Toronto. Oct. 16-41.

For Sale FOR 8ALE—HAMPSH|RE AND‘ Cheviot Rams. Ceplins Nnuu. Wlnsloe. ' 6044-1111-31-

FOR SALE—7 YR. OLD HORSE weighing 1300 lbs. sound. Apply 241 Dorchester Si. 5968 11 10 6i.

FOR SALE-i GOLDEN O.AK stove with pipe; Apply 2-17 Prince St. 6030-11-13-31

FOXES FOR SALE-i DOZEN females. pups and adults, Can- adian National itegistered. Write‘ or phone Arthur C. Wood. -Mt. ll-erbert. 15997 11 11 4i.

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Male Ilvlp “hinted

T0 LET-S ROOMS FOR LIGHT ‘housekeeping. All modern con- veniences. Apply 247 Prince St.

_ 6030-1l-13-3i

TO LET HOUSE, SEVEN‘ ROOMS conveniences, siuhle all in good condition. Phone 564-1.. Apply 126 Fitzroy St. 6050-1i-3l-cod

Lost

L°$T-—PA|R TORTQIQE QHELL glasses between King 80d Ed- \vnrd St. Finder lonvs at Guard-

iun Office, reward. 605011-14-31 LOST- BUFFALO ROBE BE-

twceil P. J. McDonald's store and Clark Street. Finder please leave ut ‘McDonald's store. Re- ward. 6035-11-13-21

Nursing

YOUNG WOMEN OESIRING TO enter North Adams Training School for Nurses, North Adams.” ‘Mass. please write Supt. prompt- ly. School qualifies pupil to so’ cure registration. Provides monthly allowance and privilege of six months course at Yale University School of Nursing all expenses paid.

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Vllantod

WANTED T0 RENT. SECOND hand piuno, Apply T5 (lreill U90- Street, 0060-11-11

Hotel Victoria 1

Ono of Ono largoot and blot- odulppod Hotola. in Eaotorll Canada. Contains 120 rooml. 44 of whloh hovo prlvnto baths. 0omplotoly_ ronovlhll In tho pm fow yoaro. Few Hotolo throughout Canada and tho Unltod ‘States havl Ito oplondid tabla. Courteous oorvloo to all Ouooto. Talo- phonoa In rooms. ~ '

Ratoo 04.00 to 00.00 I" day.

Charlottetown

Hotel '00.. Ltd. Proprloooro HARRY o. anowu. Ianalll‘

VICTORIA HOTEL

Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sear. Halifax; Mrs. N, Beaulier, Montreal; W. Livingstone. Toronto; G. F. S. Townsend, Halifax; A. Arssnsnu. Summerside! C. rnerslde; John B. vllittiston. Am~ herst; R. MacRltch e. Sydney; (l. L. Morrison, Soattler G. M. May-

nard. Montreal; (loo. Brackett. llos- .

Si. John.

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_ QUEEN HOTEL J. C. Crippcil and wife. Norfolk;

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R. ‘Rogers. Sum-l A. E»

ployment ior Barbers. expert in 8 weeks. Write Molar Barber College. Department “l<"'_ Halifax. ' 3-1-tl84f

qclnolo Help “Etntcml

WANTED. — A‘ HOUSE-KEEPER in family of two. Apply to Hugh McKlnnon. llradalhane.

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Seven Admitted To New Brunswick Bar

(Canadian Press.) FREDERICTON, N. '13.. Nov. 1.’; —Seven attorneys were admitted to the New Brunswick bar before the Supreme Court here today.

CLYDE RIVER. '- 0n Sunday NDV- 15. service in the Clyde IRlver ‘Presbyterian Church -in connection with the Presbyterian Church in

2.15. A cordial invitation to all,

SCORING FOXE8.—Mr. iirackett Superintendent oi scoring of the American Fox institute, is at pres- ent in the city and yesterday scor- ed a large number oi the animals of the W. K. Rogers’ ranches.

Canada, at 3.115 p. m. Sunday School I

BUTTER AND CHEESE MARK- ETn-Montreai. N0. 1 pasteurized, 42%; No. 1 unpasteurized 41%; both delivered Montreal. Toronto, No. 1 pasteurized 48%; No.’ Zfpas- teurlzed and No. 1 unpasteurized 42. Cheese No. 1 large colored, para ifined 32%. '

‘BROOKFIELO-Servdoeg rin the IBrookiie-ld Congregation, Sunday. Nov. 16. will be as follows: Orange Hall. Rose Valley 11.00 a. im.; ‘Brookiield 7.00 p. m. The Harts- ilield people will worship in the Ora-figs Hui-l. Rose Valley. instead oi their own church. All are cor- dially invited. "

MOUNT STEWARI-mhe IPres- lbytery of P. . I. in con-nectlion-svith the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada, will hold e. lPuesbybeu-iial visita- tion in ‘the Foresters‘ l-lali, lMount ‘Stewart on Monday e-venln-g, at 7.00. fill are invited to attend this meet- ‘ ng, .

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHUR- CHPRev. ‘Neil ilierman. 1B. A., will preach at horilh services tomorrow. looking for ‘his subjects morning. “How tile Got ‘To dill; uFeet." Even- llllg, 'iSons»ait-ionaliun\"—- in. And Out oi Charlottetown. There wliil be ‘special lSunduy School session at 2.30 p. m. All are cordially in- vibe-d.

TO IMPROVE PLANT-Mr. F. W. Young, Supervising Mechanical and Electrical Engineer has been in the city for the past day or two inspecting the plant oi the Mari- time Electric Co.. in connection with the acquiring of the several power plants of the Maritime Elec- tric by an American Corpn. .\ir. Young expressed himself as high- ly pleased with the satisfactory conditions existing, especially with the type oi plant which is-bciug operated here, it is understood new equipment will be installed‘ in the

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customers?

EGUNUMIG GDMMITTEE .

Associated Boards‘ of Trade of P. E. I.

a _ z . mm cannons-rows surmount FOP MQYEHCSS Skill Guardian ' l '1 “ ’ "it i, ~Keeg>ffli¢nsystem Regular ,...... ....... or sumo summon one!» 3g

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In CONSIDERATION of the fact that you live in Prince Edward Island and make your living here besides enjoying everything ‘the community has to oifer . . . . . . . . is it perfectly ' i; . fair to spend your money elsewhere when sim- ‘ "ilar producm or service at equally advantag-‘ eons prices can be secured here? i

Have you ever given thought to the added element of pleasure that comes from dealing with those whose interests are identical with yours in the building up of .a fine community D0 you fully realize what your purch- ases mean to those who. are contributing to this community and its needs?

Mr. Merchant are you playing fair with your

REV. W. B. Mum. MINISTER ’ ‘ F, T- WATIUU: ORGANIBT AND CHOIRMAOTER

11.00 A. m-Oormon. zao r. mans-u. some: a 7.00 P. ilk-Sermon. 1 0

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REV. R. C. EATON, I. A- l, D., MINIQTQR

PROF. H. BALD-DIRECTOR OF MUSIC ' i1 O'OL%K Combining tho Sunday School with tho morning oorvlcs of Worship.

Sermon by the Minlsoen-"Ths Fourth Commandment." Anthom-"Whon Wlit Thou Serve tho People" Booth a 1 O'cLOcK

MR. JOHN RAJA RATNAM ISAAC. Native of Y.M.C.A. Secretory of Eangalours. India, will speak.

Anthom-“Tho Twilight Shadows Fall" . . . . . . .... .'.. Wood Anthom-flwhat of Tho Night" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Thompson Solo Part by Mr. Roy-Oulgioy.

All Powo are Free. You aro cordially Wsloomo.

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The United Church of Canada

Minister: REV. W. M. RYAN, B. A,

Spring and if so consumers of elec- tric current will he assured of an improved and more satisfactory service. Since tho present Superin- tendent Mr. .1. T. McKee assumed office many improvements were made under his direction and with

_ n new equipment, manned byihe B“; EARNmGs STEADBYGCEHTBWHI stuff, and tho present alert Sup-

erintendent there is no doubt ‘hut

|Charlottetown will have one of the

best electric power plants in the Maritime Provinces.

PERSONALS

The many friends oi" Mrs. Wat- son Wayc, i-luntvr lliver are plons- ed indeed in know that she is on tho way to a speedy recovery. af- tcr undergoing a serious operation in the l‘. ‘E. island d-lospltal.

Mrs. Sarah McLean and Miss Mildred Russel formerly oi’ ‘North Milton left Saturday morning for Boston, Mass, and other Amcricun cities to spend the winter. Their manyirlends wish them a pleas- ant trip.

Queen Hotel "

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Hotol we havo anon! m!!!

thouoando oi dollaro in ropalro and lmorovomhh. l!

no now the llnoat Hotol OI It! olaoa ln tho Maritlmo Prov- nesa It lppolll l0 "I000 who.. want a oornfortahlo Hotel and splendid tabla and swollen! osrvloo at a moder-

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Charlottetown Hotel Co., Ltd.

Propriotora Mill L. MoQUAlD, Manager

Mr. und Mrs. 1.. M. MucKinntul. Montague; Olga MucKinuon, Mun- mgno; (l, l). i-lurion, St John; W. A. Tingle-y, Amherst; 1". (l. Konno» Southport.

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_ _.___ W. R. CARSON, D. C., Ph. C.

Doctor of Chiropractic

Three Year Palmer Graduate Phone 1072

Riley Bldg.

Geo. Green, l). ll. S.

om» Now Rlloy ‘ Block. Opposite Prowofo. Ouoon l1-

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13'! Pownal 8t. Tolophono 704-1--

‘Miss Mildred Beaten. employer of the T. Eaton 00.. Mnncton. has been spending the past few weeks with her parents in Hunter River. and is leaving this-morning accom- panied by her little nephew Jackie Beoiton. enroute to Boston and New York. where she intends to visitlier sister and ‘relatives there. Miss ‘Beaten will return in the near future to resume her former position in lMoncton. 1

perms

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Bear. va-ged 82. Funeral ‘Saturday 2 p. -m. from Mr. lnibrey Beer's home- to Crapaudicbilngtery.

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McKAV-liia/mlplon Road, New Lon- don. Thulrsdny. Nov. l2, John ‘Suth- l-nrlnnd lMcl/(ay. aged 78 years. Fun- era] from vials lain residence this nftclrnmm at 1.30 o'clock to ‘Now lloudou (lomotery.

WHITE-At P. lil-Llrlospitnl. ‘Fri- day. Oct. 13th.. Mrs. ‘Annie White, aged 76 years. ‘Funeral from the residence oi her daughter, Mrs; Mclnuis. 50 Upper Queen Street. Notice lntcr.

Railways

All concerned will please noic that trnins Nos. 9 and l0 ‘between Souris and Elmira. which for some time past have been operated daily Sundays excepted. will alter Mon- dny 16th instant. be operated as shown on our current folder. name-

ly Monday. Thursday. Friday and,

Saturday from Sourls. and Monday. Tuesday Friday and-Saturday from Elmira.

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Charlottetown, P. E. ‘l, . November 13th, 1925. 6053-14-81

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Box 249 Charlottetown Organist and Choir Mm..- w.:_ Fletcher, A.R.C.M.,A.T.C.L, > > Preacher for Tomorrow 1; REV_ ROBERT G. FULTON I h: J . (st. John, N. B.) i: 0028 1l-131M2l. - ___ ~ l —'T , - o — - _ 10.00 a. m.-Pra.ye¢r Meeting in Heertz ’ m XMAS m“ Messervey And Jen kins Hall. 1 *5 "r __.._.,____._ (Continued from Page 1) 11-00 3- m-‘Sermon- o A PERSONALITY ‘ ' f Pom-Rm- Antihem: “Te Deu-m Laudamus”'r—-lPRIOR j 1P By ORASWELL-Phono 692-L QUEEWS QOUNTV‘ y ' _V > M“, You, Apwhum,“ ' 2.30 p. m.-- Sabbatih School and Bible " Today, l R‘ J7o4nklno MaoKlnnon Messervsy Sinclair 013.8595, mug vcr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 24 7g Sss Our Now Easel Frames msmmvn s2 63 61 80 V‘ 4: — French River . 105 4s 45 105 p. m.-—-Sermon. ', ' ' ' Clinton . . . . . . . 98 61 62 109 ‘ 4 Flre Vlctorla Clifton . . . . . . . .. 5s as as 51' S010 r—" Mr. Ben Acorn. j, The residents of Victoria and p' m‘ I vicinity had a quick call at mid- Hope llivcr 104 124 128 99' 9 . ' night Thursday when fire broke Hazel Grove’. 48 60 58 501 S '_'J u’ n out In M], George Mmmqm Mom Smwhe, _ 57 64, 61 56' I omtencc, I ardon and l cace. i: the originlif which will always be Springfield 72 100 109 80_ p > u mtysteiiy. tllldorliimrtelly n wsiltlgféilelleqntl 1g?! Wlll be TQTldGTQd ' ~‘ l Will ill ~ ‘ - ~ - - -~ . lgrxtiblcvllilaflfdlellxlfill l1» the store, but (‘Zyftlllllyl - ~ - ~ - ~~ (‘Soloistsz Itdetciher, MPS. Hy- 'i;;;lg;iyin§t;;;l;_eg~tii we“ ngnflhi .. ‘ w, m, ,. Spencer, Mr. c. Elliott run, Mr, Harvey <; l1 BU ' ' . ‘ - . Emmi" 49 H 62 4v ivlacfherson ) " . . l. 2.000 l l- , s ..~.i;..“:.'::::::.::::r:..:.* W n; l» n» n; ; ' * ' ' . _ . - .- > M A 2am 31m; ,,.a,.;,,,,,c,,l.,.. lqynnltlil by ,,‘g,";*,;f;,‘,l _ I _ _ _ _, a, f}? A silver collection Will] be taken at itlhis .. r; .umue rcnci, - iur u c 0WD, w GI 97 43 44 103 , ' also \vcnt up in smoke, ouch hgild‘; ihelxter __ _ __ 9R n6 "5 92 Reclta ' I lng being valued at between ‘i0 N 1h R m, , ) m, 95 102 51 alnd $500. The linru watsuicmlrlty, hut N311]! "Ling; ‘it, 72 57 70 _ 71 l“? will‘? 1°11" w" m“ “m” South liustico 55 77 80 49 2 R0005 belonging; tlo Mr. K. C. llolm. (jymbrm I , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 3,; 62 58 28 E3213 leeigiétfli) - - - - - - - -- I 1g; $2 .J;:r..:".*.;..';: ‘$..“.‘"'..."‘...“"n.?"“§.fi .-~. ----- ~ ‘i2 ‘if.’ i; l“ l - / - - l Oi‘ 5 1'8 B. . . . . . gglélegé‘ Efgglllfmlllshl" (b) ~ ~ - - - -~ g; Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2120 2115s 2310 _ i205 ‘ed-firm lMi"-it“’“g‘l$‘glgbfi m“ “gaff filivm‘ 1,18 2g ‘g2 Grand mm ........ .. x1e? m2 1432 1400 ll BVCII YO , 195G ll l" 81' 8.6 ings were all closely connected. Milton . . . . . .. 64 80 88 58 .lt was with greet difficulty that North River .. 104 39 .18 10K . . In particular’ exception is taken Mr. French's house. which was Emma" - - » - ~ - -- '10‘ 51 i‘; Western Guardian to the French suggestion that no "91" m5 "BTW 11nd MPB- 5- C- M11‘ w“ Mlle Creek ' a? 35 g2 59 country should have a navy’ htrong ler's house, adjoining Mr. Waddeils ROCKY P011“ -- 5" n ‘sq __.M|- lBaIsM Morrison, ‘Bayside, enough to defy the authority of the we“? SW9d‘ The buck“ ‘lmlmde ‘M st’ Catherine! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' " 9? 51 59 (i2 Lot 14.. was a vlsiltor to Strmmer- lnague. should it so desire. Well splendid work, the roofs of the en- nracklel’ 13mm Rom] ‘in Z2 62 53 35 side yesterday. nformed quarters here interpret dangered buildings being covered Brackfley 101m Rm“! h) " 1',‘ 41 41 119 (his as a move directed toward fl with wet mats and blankets. Petr grlwileyl mm" ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ " B’, 74 '50 30 —Mr. James Bali, Cape Traverse. reduction of the British and Unit- pie from the neighboring country“ P“ m“ C ‘ 32 41 31; g3 visited ‘Sumlmersidc yoriiiortliay. ed States nnvles and it is not likely Augustine Cove. Crnpaud, Tryonlillliazangolfflovo ‘ 1w 19g 106 96 ----. that any support for such a propos- sml other 1111MB P1151180 l" tlivzgedl-ord 1,1 e1 s9 64 —<Mr. Thoa J. Ronslghan. Fern- 1i will be forthoomlnl; from this scene and did noble work in fight-ileum“, B51,” 65 so 5.1 6T1; wood was among the visitors to country, ins the fire. mcame 71 e4 56 - sninmerside yesterday. ‘Vlount Stewart .. 123 95 ‘B7 121 — lldsquld . 92 1o so 8's g-Mr- ‘Reuben Imse- Wllmfif ' ' ' ' " "Wlldonaghan 70 84 '19 63 llrlley. Wns in Sumvmerstide yssttr. ' F0". Augustus as so 51 49 day- » . 100 83 . Qhnstmfigrlgz“ 1E2) I'll? 66 4.- --Mr. ivalle-r Crockett. hardware - l‘. 4 59 merchant of Truro. . -. om r- “‘?‘:l‘l;‘p°" "f" m 98 9 c m on lNttst 1 M1 , ,i'. 48 39 101 Ernest .0 n,- , sro e" own. mo- hnlzlilrlizwitfllrll Ja¥.i...l.l';.vm$'r. nan..." ' 54 ‘57 76 ‘"4 m s"""“‘°"‘d'° Ye'""d“y' ‘knowing of its whereabouts kiwn-lAvondale . . . . . .. 5h 46 43 4-l M" Th M M d l ly commu-nnlcate with the lslnndiliherry Valley dmrélhlz} Edgy?‘ Ngfthtigeoiegwllié’ itméng“ ICU" IML Iwmon River l?) " 7.; 4g 4-5, 7r, Itwe just returned from a three " 1 ' ' mmm‘ River U) " 6'8 p2 54 58 months rtrip t0 the west. Although Gmnd View Nmlh " . 42 42 5a ihlzy visited the principal towns 11'1""! 171°" 5mm‘ " 5o 57 31 out there. ‘the longest stops were l3llled°llla - - - - ~ ' ' '" so 79 55 mad eat bangbank and Vancouver Plryellémre m 33 gr, whore Mns. MaoMurdds two bvro- ‘3i°" In“ ' Lhers reside. Eldon West 103 . 39 53 98 mo» Point Prim . . . . .. 72 74 74 7f’ _ . n... no... <3. 3; 1; g; 3g Plot Discovered Belle River ( ) ' Wood islands . . . . . . . . . . .. 1s 11 14 6i IIONDON. Nov’ "PRGW"! w . l d l (l [h h ‘Pa l th POWDERS -------------- -- w" n;:.....:..."....f"::. ...:*.: queen's counrv lcnsatorrsrowu.) faiikollfiasgslghmilaillgsét ARE SAFE TO USE AND lnry directorate, were dcniod hy QUmKLY EXPELLS Jenkins MaoKlnnon Moaoorvoy Sinclair the embassy hem‘ . supwmsawwhnm Co.“ ‘Willi! 911° Emit l“) 7s 8 m8 ‘ There was no question of wide. f0 000-". “l! ALL WORMS iwlllil 011° Ea" (b) 87, 93 9a a spread trouble. the embassy stnt- W0"! 0|"! W951 (a) od. it. was admitted there had AND , will“ 0m‘ W5“ lb) l. ' l“ been difficulties in one regiment w your bu" h" . dry Ward "lllwo East (t) 52:‘??? ‘.1 g; at Covadonga over military awards , "arm, o ‘ d n I Tut; l'v3{a,s'i;t( l 1 ms‘ 105 m hut this trouble. it was declared. wnnéun. u Mona.“ "khan g c a . an o on a , v . . . . . . . .. m 8 6 . was purexynocap hm°u'c°nun.n“‘ umuflh pot-holly; bad breath and has lwtlm Th?“ E851 (a) --'~- 5 93 45 The British foreign office has . l 1 s5 70 11 5" . Tho Continental Llmltod loavoo Ward Three East (i) I heard nothing of any untoward ' ""°"" """‘""Y '°°"_ lwnrn Three West . .. as so s2 78 , 1 q | ily at 1M!- o-m- for 9"!"- food him a package of iwurd Four East my; 78 89 97 55 Men n._____._..‘.>___.__" ‘m n' ortlt Baa!» Wlnnlpll. , port n ancouvor op on y KTYTI”..VZI1"L'.....Y°XZ°TZ' 02$ ‘$23? fiii‘..f.l”n;s"" 33 33 ‘i? ‘i? Looks Like Move nnnfp-e ww- sf-ndc-Hi ml vlovrlts the Item-sh Ind Wm‘ ‘F°‘" C°""“' H” a‘ u 75 65 ' ' miibsfiédfifinuéx”... Com; bowels. ward Fm" wan-l’ l“) M 89 101 70 Caro with lunch counters and war?! fitlwur geranium 1:1; ‘u 78 85 73 A d U S k“th""_ , ar vs ast al 90 ill no so csnrs PACKAGE ward give East (b) 119 4s 40 12 n ' ' $33.13"?- "351 "y ‘awe. ard lv'e East (c) 01 131 l 1 140 __'_ ' - " mhru Ros Mono, Ward Five Central (o) us 11a i s m LONMN- N“- "twThtl Fmm" _ V,‘ :~/~m-rl-.-7§-'.'eoo Hughes Drug. G0 Ward rm Central u.» 15s 101 109 m aix-aglmsm treatments"! m" t» ll- i‘ “W. noosno. q Ward Five Wsst Cont. (s) 101 105 115 100 ° "l" ° ° l‘ l‘ "*3 ° Y okot Agont L d Ward rive West Cent. (b) 122 m m igz for tconsblderetlertlt 0f dllllgiima- L. P. RITCHIE. ' ' 111 36 g3 7 men su -coinin so o e gue flout‘ h" mu.‘ imite 33213 5R2 $5.1‘ "" " (b) . l3 120 120 70 Council. is not viewed in an olto- . . . . Ward iFlve Wsst (c) 90 10! 112 97 nether favorable lght in authorit- Wnrd Five West (d) ' 0i. M 104 ‘H siiro circles hers. the corrospnnd- _ Royalty East (a) 93 87 87 ‘i1 out is informed tonight. 0080-11-14B8i. _.