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gell; Bridge at South Lake; Ap- proaches to Mink River Bridge; ‘l Approaches to Montague Bridge. 1°

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By P. M. Sarle. United Press State we load' ourielves as much as possible

C r ondent. wltli rub side and clothes outside,

BEALED TENDERS win be i~ee¢iv~ H

I rum S ed hy the undersigned until noon on fl'

. Wd d J r 27th, 1915, from Bl

8 D88 By, BYIUB Y

any person or persons willing to con- 0

ct_ for the construction of any one lh

of me fnnowing wo,-ks;_ the corps especially praised by Sir n

ln Klng's County.-Wharf at Mid- J

o reap l S .ln LONDON, Dec. 24.-(By mail.)- he says. €l.To show you how one tries ow a British seiitry lost his way, yet unsuccessfully to keep warm. Just as iding liimselt lu the German llnes,|we were falling in to move into the ayed to make a sketch of the trench- advanced trenches for our sp`ell. I s, is told ln the regimental orders of found that I had forgotten my identi e Nortliamptonshlre Regiment, one ty disc, which s round oue's neck

|09 '

xt to the sltlil. Well, in order to get

. e ohn French. ` it there I had to open eight things.

Private Lammett was on outpost uty one dark night when - he lost ti

"Mackintosh, dressing gown (H Brel! p this. for the trenches. although In

uch with his fellow sentries. After case of an advance, one would have to

n Queen’s County:-Shea's Bridge .trampln about for awhile he made out leave it hehind~l ani afraid Napoleon

t Iona; Gasoolgne Bridge, Flat River; “

Clyde River Bridge. ll

In Prince County: Hickey's Bridge, H

West Cape; Whaleback Bridge, Mal- U

cards you will want some new ones. We have all

the

peque; Summerside Road near Sum- C merside.

Plans and speciilcatlons may be 3

seen and forms ot tender obtained at 0 the Provincial Engineer’s office. Char- S

8

trench in the distaiicewhich he im- w

ould turn in his rave at the idea of

E

gined was held by the Highlanders. dressing gowns on the battlefield.-

ntil he was quite close did he dis w over that they were Germans. h Lammett speaks German fluently an iid realizing that boldness alone sn ould save him, he challenged nn.d hi poke to the Germans in their own so

c Kaiser's soldiers from detecting w

alst coats. one shirt, (would have

e went up to the outposts. and not next one's uniform coat, two wooly

e

ti lastly two vests.-and I live in I1 all dugout, 6 feet by 4 feet by 5 feel gh. Unluckily we are both biggisli. we have to squeeze in Jolly adja-

lnnetown and of each nearest work nt language. The darkness prevented cent. Our roof consists of .1 few planks

en two but mlslnld the second). I .

the new backs are works of art, cushion backs, 3 gold edge. We have

gold edge ones at 30c and

J. G. .lamieso

DRUGGIST 1

the latest ones. Some of r

l

them at 15. zo, zsépacit ‘r

50 cents.

fl

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if

I- lt

the de ret

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North.

que. H

Oflice of Hon. James A. McNeill, l

Summerside. C

tender, which will he forfeited it the l

‘ person tendering declines to enter D into a contract when called upon; to do so or, fail to complete

work Cong-acted fm-_ “wine ten. himself warm in the trenches is indi- t

atcd in a letter from an ofiicer of the pounds, but owing to thc wnr, two uke ot' Cornwall's Eight infantry, ounces of German and Austrian names

The De artment docs not bind itself l

8256-1-Iflmtf

. nnnq

e

teed.

Prices from $2.50 up. I

G I-I day, January 27th, for the purchase of 0

° ° y the Cheese Factory at Cardigan. with ter au, the inner world. The things

. . C0UlPl€t€ Ch@°`=‘S€ and llllltel' lllakillg that happen outside are chiet1y of

JEWEHCI' & Optimal] outfit- T0nd9I‘S for Building may be consequence to us as they effect that

either with or without inside sheatli-,inner exiS;en¢e_w|\¢iiie|~ they bring

rr ,

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lil

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th

ee

For isle

Tendors will he received until Thurs-

antl flooring, and for thc Manufac--it

ing Plant either cn bloc or any portfw

I’

ereof. n A deposit ot' 10 p. c. to accompanyl

following places:-- U)

Ollice of H. D. McEwen, Morell. ll'

Store of Martin MnKinnnn_ Mnngn. and he was allowed to stay talking to

gue_ the enemy for several minutes with-

Sgore of Joseph Mncaber Ion?" out arousing suspicion. Selzing a w Store of A_ D_ Ross* E|d0n_ favorable opportunity, he dropped flat an

n the ground and crawled away. but feet, and to find that they are still

Office of G. M. Matthews, O'Leary. 0

a safe distance he stopped to make there, only useless with cold,” \vrites

Store of P. Mc1\!utt & Sons, Malpe- UI

r be not accepted the cheque :vill be C urned. D

D

accept the lowest or any tender. 0 _ _ 1 Tenders to be addrnsqnd to me nn. the thaw has set in again, and every- t

l derslgned and marked ‘;Tender." 1

I

un n L. B. McMILI AN,

Fo s Sett Of PlIbllJC \VOI‘l{S. \f¢¢:»¢:»o2»o:s¢:u:n:eo:o¢:n§o:n:W¢:»:»:u:oQQoQ`

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Public Works Office, Charlottetown,

for New Year P. E. I., Jitll. 12. 1915.

Every pen fully guaran- @-

_':;~2~.~.°°.~.°*¢&°Z°~ ~Z~ 0:0 6:0 . 131 I=Z 3 I=I

0:9

OED .

°=~»»:»e-:~:~

His trick, however, was successful, I.

ith earth on top. Except for being

s khaki iinit`orin, but he had liitcnd- turned out two"or three tinies a night

Stn,-e of John McLean’ Son,-1S_ eil pretending that he was a German by firing. I sleep t0D'liolc. Bless all Store of Benj_ Clow. Mn,-my Hn,-nor spy returning from a reconnalssaince. makers ot’ warm dressing owns. S95

“Oh yes, we are have at lively time, liking up in the middle of thc night d wondering who has ‘pinclicd’ your

sketch ofthe position ot the German Private Bishop, of the Middlesex Re-

reiiches, which he took back to his gi

ment. “About two nights ago we had

olonel. ’I‘he sketch was handed to the to get out in the wind and rain, (and it

Each gender must be nccomnnnied commander of the artillery, who found w _ by an accepted check on a cnm-te,-en that Lammett had made no miscalcu- down as far as we could, for the wind bank, paynble to the 0|-der nf me Com. lation of any importance, and with its al ', . misgioner of Public \v0|-ks' equal to help the guns were able to shell a line could not stand the strain in the soft ten per nent of the nmnnnt of the of trenches. the location of which till m

hen had not been fixed. Lauiiiictt was ronioted sergeant.

as cold, too), to bang the tent pegs

most carried the tent away the pegs

ud.“

The Post Office London Directory

r i for 1915 has lost two ounces in weight

How Tommy Atkins tries to keep as the result of the war. Last year

the “lied l"ez1flic.rs" ot' American War l

hing is very sloppy and misreablc, but .

his ever growing tonic weighed 15

iave dropped out, through their own-

t` ln`depenilenco Fame.) "Unluckil ', ers having gone out of business or re-

u

rned to their own countries to light.

niiitv ssuacnoris Fon .r

iisiiusiis or 2; me iiuiiiiniiiii "‘

SED CROSS

RED CROSS. '

A branch of the Red Cross Society

vas organized in Rollo Bay, Oct. 1-ith,

I

Furnlehed by W. S.. Loueon. ` and tl e following ofiiccrs were zip-

pointed: , . .

2°°Zt*2'*2‘*2°°2*°:°’1° Mcl)ougall; Vicfy. President, Mrs.

Joseph McRae; Trcnsiircr. Miss

- President Mrs Alexander

THE WNER WORLD Charlotte ` Murphy; Secretary, Gen-

The world we really live in is, af-

va Chaisson.

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

Rev. E Walker, 5.00; Mr l’t-Ici-

j°y M fear' throw it lim) . wm.rl' .Burkc, $1.00; Mrs Potcr Vincau, $1.00; mils Of Pa5§'°"» Or comm" lt mth Miss Tliercsn McDonnld, $1.25; Mrs.

94100- Annie White, $1.00,1 pair socks,

And while we arc oftcii powerless ,

owcls; Mrs. Gabriel Deagle, 1 blanket

¢ ivgcli tender, which will he returned iiito change Quuvard ¢-ii-¢-,nm5mii<;es, it Mrs Ethmrert Perry' I pair Socks and

nder is not accepted, ~ it

within our province so to strength- r

JANUARY.

High Water

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Date Day 1 IF

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-s 22.4

JANUARY.--lst to 3rd, fair and

cold. 4th to Sth, blustery. 9th to 13th. flue weather for January. 1-ith to 18th, sleet and snow. 19th to 22nd,

chnngea2b5Ie. 23217 to 24th, rain and

snow. th to th, a storm period. ., X 28"! to 29th' clearing _.mth to mst' there? Thi. person on the outside clear and cold.

r DIIRY 0F EVENTS

TO-DAY.

City Magistru.te's Court.

I’eople's Theatre, 7.30 and 0 p.m. Prince Edward Theatre. nnitincc at

3 p.m.; evening, 7 and 8.45 p.ni.

¢fr|a~»~».\¢ ."1

BIRTHS '

MePHEFl80N-At Uigg, on Jan. fitli. to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McPherson. a

(l8~ll§h¢€f'. '

W l |

` 'A ` IIRIIIAGES

SENCEBAUGH-HYDE. - At the

Manse, Murray River, P. E. I., Jan.

20th, 1915 by Rev. A. J. Mo.cNeill, B. e

A., Wilbert Grant Sencebaugh of Mur-

ray Harbour North and Mary Hyde of Murray_ Harbour.

BECK-McLEOD. - At Guernsey Cove, P. E. l, Jan. 14, at the home of the

By order of Directors,

J. A. NIACDONALD,

(lardigan, P. E. l. '

Jun. 1Slli, 1015.

S1110-1-20-ivfinfli. _

-'._é_. _L-'I

nuin [nt suis 0

Onc hundred acres of [rec hold land.

six miles from llharlottotown; good house und buildings. lt has boon well cared for, mudded, fertilized. limbed, manured. The best farm on Winsloe road. \Vindn1ill, telephone, both in good working order. Tlircsli- ing outfit, all complete. 1-lay fork. rope and carrier goes with form. If not sold by first day ot' l\Inrcl1 will lic sold by auction.

JOHN IIORNE.

\Vinsloc Station.

P. E. I.

8294-1-18MtliGwks. I

“D0 YE N0' KEN ME?"

A recent copy oi` The Wishaw (Lan-

arkshire) Herald had the following:

The war is responsible for many

strange happenings, and one incident worth recording is reported from the district. Recently while a woman was niakiiig preparations to retire for tho night she hard footstps on the stair leading to her house and a voice re- marked. “1t's the right hand door.” Her door was locked and the house was in darkness. However, when the knock camo, she questioned, “Who’s

explained that he was a stranded sol- dier. and hail been sent to this house for lodgings. The woman had tho gas lighted, und invited the soldier to on- ter. ln answer to her question, the man in khaki informed the guid wife that ho wits from (‘niia.4ln. The wo- inan'llicn offered, if he had any relzi lives in the plnce, to help him fliid them, when thc soldier looking in- tently at her, asked: "l)o yc no' ken me, motlier?" It transpired that when a lad of seventeen the soldier hail left Kllsyth. where his family tht-ii resided, and emigrated to the Domin- ion. Twelve years passed and during the time he had become on iiidifferent corrsepondent. On war breaking out. lie joined the Canadian forces, .and when given leave he visited Kilsyth. only to find that his family had remov- ed to Motherwell. l-Iere he found them as stated. and it was far ayout the sms' ‘ oors before the family retired to rest.

Polish Your Silver

on :ind protect the inncr'tl\vclliiig_ r

Mnlting lonely fnccs' brighton

Y B Y

Send out the sunshine as you pa-SS

Little dccds of kindness set the world

Scatter them about you- rr

thc sent of tlic_tronblc. Take it ac- cording to the dircolioiis and that dis- 1 trcssing cough will quickly vanish. rr Get a bottle today, and have it in the house. Price 25c and 50c. Maclxin- non Drug Co., (for. Great George and Kent Streets. MEU-

THE LEE-ENFIELD RIFLE FOR

regarded us a distinct conipliuieiit Io the ofliclency of Nova Scotinns thot of the regular division they should bc

A number of Toronto mon are here with them. Regarding the charge

nitts; Mrs Alexander Burke, 2 lbs. oils; Mrs, John W Peters, 50 cents;

‘hill li Shun bf ““sh"k"“ by "mst U' i\Irs. Jos. Martin 20 cents; Mrs Lucy

lit’e's storms. _ V I

Thcro is one Guest, wlio, il llc I

As you go, ,.

‘c-tors 50c; Mrs Eiisebtlis Peters .50c; pair socks; Mrs Andrew Peters -l0c;

abide ‘Vim “sf will mall" "‘ pmm ‘N Mrs Edivard Peters 1 lb. rolls; l\Irs unfniling saiictusry.

ctcr I) Po'Icis'27c, 1 blanket Mrs

l’., . ' : ; ~.

, Matilda Peters 25c, 2 lbs rolls; Mrs

“You may help a load to liglitcnr Frank Peters 75% 1 pair pillow

ascs; Mrs. Alexander McDougall 1.25; Mrs. Mary A. McDonald $1.00;

A5 Fm' g°~ Miss Margaret McDonald 75c; Mrs

As you go.

ou may clioer ai licart that's broken M

y it kinilly iiioss:igc_spol<eii,_ VI ,r ‘_ “.1 I _1'00_ M Jr L_ on may sock sonic lite to brighton 31" Emp L 1” 9" $ ' m mms

argairet O'Donnoll 25c, 1 pair socks;

i:Kinnon $2.25; Mrs Joseph Mc- ac $1.25; Mrs. John Mcllac $1.00; rs Margarot Gallant 25c; Mrs Frank

ll M

along. . Burke 5011, 1 pair cocks, 1 pair mitts;

Seek some life to brighten, chcci' it M

with a song. 1

nglow,

iss Esther Dongle 25c, 1 pair socks, pair mitts; Mrs Emma Burke, 1 pziir ocks, 1 pair mitts; Mrs. Willinni fliaisson 501-, 1 pair socks, 1 pnir iitts; Mrs. Annie Cliziisson, 1 pair

As you go' mitts; Mrs .Icronie B. Clinisson 50c;

zzltexall Cough Cure goes tlircfi to .

S

THE BOY`S.

o'r'r/iivn, .innnnry 21.-why tho

Lee-Enfield rifle is hcing supplied to the 17th Nova Scotia battalion instead of the ltoss rifie is a question which could not be answered at thc Militia. Department this morning. It was 2 oilicially stated that the Department has no word or intimation about it. Such cliniiges really do not have to lio roportoil hero. Tlie'dcpartnient, how- evcr, is disposed to accept as a fact the report that the Novo Scotia regi- ment is going to rciiiforce the Patric- 7 ia's and for this reason is being equip- 1 pod with the Leo-Enfield nrni. lt is

t

tho first to be sent Io the trenches.

that unnecessary supplies of over shoes, harness and other equipment has hecn sent to England. it was ad- mitted at the Dopnrlinent today that overalioen had been scnt over in the belief that the weatlicr conditions might be somewhat similiar to those in Canada. instead of that there is mud and rain so the shoes are largely being returned. It was ilcclored to he false that too many harness' had been

Mrs Nioscs White 1 pair mitts; Mrs Lazarus White 25c; Mrs Chnrlcs Deaglc 1 piiii' niitts' Mrs Louis Den lc

I E'

pair socks; Mrs John 'A White 1.25; Mrs. ltobcrt Chaisson 900; Mrs

Peter Chuisson 50c; Mrs Jainos Mc- (lorinnc $1.25, 2 pairs mitts, 1 pair

ocks; Mrs \Vni White 1 pair mitts 1

pair socks; Mrs Win A White 75c; Mrs Moy E White 50c; Mrs Joseph Meade 50c; Mrs A. J. Kenys 750; Mas-

cr John Kenys 300; Mrs Peter Doa-

glc $1.00; Mrs Moses Brow $1.00. 1 pair pillow cases, 1 pair mitts; . Mrs Fred Chaisson »'»5c; Mrs llsaoc Burke 50c; Mrs Samuel Carpenter -i5c, 1 pair socks; Mrs Bruno Peters $1.00; 1 skein yarn; Mrs Hugh McDonald

51:; Mrs llnyniond Dongle 25c; Mrs

Mrs. Edward Dongle 25c; Mrs Louis Citrpeiitcr 50c; Mrs L Lever 25c; Mrs A J McDonald $1.00; Mrs Alexftndcr While 501'. 1 Diilr mitts. 1 pair pillow cases; Mrs Michael Evans 50c; Mrs Charles Dongle 50c; Mrs John Doyle

50, 1 pair socks; Mrs John J Doyle pair soaks. 1 pair mitts; Mrs

Archy Martin 1 pair socks, 1 pair pil- low vs-708; .urn D F Mclsaae tion; Mrs Dan Fislier 1 pair pillow cases; Mrs ilaymond_§lwooiiey_ 1 pair mitts; Mrs John McI\innon $1.25, 1 pair mitts; Mrs Peter Deagle $1.00; Mr. J J Chaissou 50c; Mrs J J Chaisson 1,1, ll; rolls. 1 pair towls; Mr JOB A Mclsanc 500 llirs Thos Chain. 5001811661. 1 pair pillow vases; Vlrs Ronald Mclsaac, yarn; Mrs Mud.

line Ileaglo, 2 pairs socks; Mrs Peter

Ihalsson, 25c,, Il yds. ilannelette; Mrs .Ioseph E Deagle. 25c, 1-2 lb. rolls; Mrs John P Chitlsson, 25c, yarn; My-3 “OX llllrke. 2 pairs socks, 1 pr towels; Airs .los ffallaglian. $2; Mrs William

sent over. lf not needed for the gen' 2 Will' flocks; Mr Peter McGaugh,

forces now on Salisbury Plnlu it will he required shortly. No more Oliver equipment will be issued. The De

instead is adopting the Web

Sc; Mr John D McDonald 251:' Mr

Donald McDonald, 250; Mr John I1_Mc- lsaac, 250; Miss Alice McGaugh, 35c; Vlrs Frank McGsulh. $1; Mr Edwin-d

I We use Spsrklene and know from l

actudl ex rience that you cannot secure

bridee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlio-ll lomew Beck by the Rev. L. H. Jewett,'| Ida May to Eber McLeod of Murrayi Harbor

CAUUIFOR REJOICING.

In the Boston depot on ii warm day..

an old lady hunted up, all In A perspir- ' ation. to the ticket ofllce and asked

the agent time grgmnlext train won go y. g 3 up at the geek he sal:.g‘*M\dam. there 'will be a tfatndn inet two hours and three quarters. She quietly took tier sent

Ietrd faeleimed, "l'm so glad l'm not a e.

PC

a better Sliver Polish at a smaller cost. We have used it for years and lt has al- ways given us perfect satisfaction-that'a 1 why we recommend it to you ss the best

Silver Polish on the market.

You'|l like Sparklene. because it ie

quicker. easier and the results are so much more satisfactory than it is possible 'fi secure with other Silver Pollshes.

Large bottles price 251'.

0 W. i N. runoff

~.

,,\-~ ,te.t._4

,

.-:~ii.-...; , »i-..~- -. vi. , _ _

Sheen, 50c; Mrs John Campbell. 2 Dall' mills, 1 pair towels; Mrs Peter McLusky, 50c; Mrs Alex Mclssac, 1 Skelll yarn; Mrs Philip Quigley. wool: Mrs Edward Deagle. 1 pair mitts, 1 osir pillow cases; Mrs Phil McCiaugh. I pair towels; Miss Bride McCarthy, $1: Mrs (Captain) James Lnnnigau, 50C; Mrs Lawrence Lennizan. 35f~: Mrs Thomas Kickham, $2; Miss Jon anna Klckliiim, 25c; Mrs John Burke, $1; Mrs James St John, 26c; Mrs Jas Hlyel. 350; Mr and Mrs Dan McKin- non. $1: Mrs (Captain) P McCarthy, 75°; Mrs Watson 0'Hara, $1; Mrs Catherine O'I{ara, 261:; Mrs Simon Clioverlc. 25c; Mrs James Kickham. 50c; Mrs Richard Kickham, $1; Mrs Charles Klckham, 50c; Misses Annie and Maud Kickham ll; Mrs Isaac White, 1 pr soolts ll0c; Mrs Peter King. ssc; Mrs deter warner, soc-

Mru Huni Mcnoiihin. '/se; mn. anti rick Mnllaily, Mo' Miss Charlotte

@

L...

~ S; McDonald illiin

Sale of Overcoats

,.1

Save from $5. to $10. Now

Every Overcoat in this store is fleeing

sold now at Sacrifice Prices, Satur¢lay__& Mondav were two of the busiest overcoat

days ofthe season ' ` 0

Many Coats gomg now at nearly rl-Z

their regular values. Every man should secure one of these coats today. _

Bring your boy with you some bargains

for liim too.

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50c, 2 lbs rolls; Mrs A l\lcl<)\ven, 50c, yarn; lvlrs John Boiirgouis. 1 pr mitts; Mis:-I Mary (‘liovoi‘io, 500; Mrs l*`r0d Dongle, 1 pr iiiitts, 251;; Miss Eniiiilt Fisher, $1.25; Mrs W ll Kcci`o, 551.00; Mrs l~‘reil Peters, $1.25; Mrs Ilan Gil- lis, 251:, rolls, 1 pr mitts; Mrs Art Mc- Cabe. 1 skein yarn; Mrs .los McCor- mac. $1, rolls; Mrs David Gregory, 25<~, rolls; Mrs Uriah Villard, 500'; Mrs l".itrick lianlan. rolls, 1 pr iiiitts; Mrs Peter Conway, 251:; Mrs Wm Gregory, 50c; Mrs Samuel Gregory, 1 pr towels, 1 pr pillow cases; Mrs Jos Gorman. 25c, 3 yds cotton; Mrs Isaac ffhcvorie, rolls; Mrs Mary White, $1; Mr \Vm J Mallard, 500; Miss Katie llowlott, 50c; Mrs James Il Mallard. $1; Mrs John Mullally, $1; Mrs Vnleiiiliio Mul- lally, $1; Mrs Frniilt J Mcllriiinltl, 1 skein yarn; Miss Agnes Mallard, $1; Mrs Edward Villard, 1 pr pillow cases, yarn; Mrs .liiincs Howlett, $1.50; Mrs Win llowltztl, 25c, l pr socks, l sheet, 1 pr pillow minus; Mrs (`|i:i.i‘lc.=i Loutz, 1 pi' socks; Mrs Alcxandi-r <‘licvci~ic, 251:; l sheet, 1 paiir pillow ixnscs, rolls; Mrs John Mallard, 501:; Mrs \\`illiuni Mallard, 1 pi' socks; lvlrs Juiiics (‘niit- well. 50c; Mrs l‘:itrick Goriiiaii. 25C: Mrs \`\'iii llniilziii, l sliccl; Mrs l<l<l\\'ard Wlinlen, 25c, rolls; Mrs: \\'ni Latinas- liay, :'»0t~,, 2 pr pillow ciifacs; Mrs l’nt- rick iilcliiiiis, 501-; i\li‘ Potoi' ll (lon- wny, 50c; .\li~s i't~.ti-r it ifoiiway, 5 yards blue sliirtiiig; Mrs: .John lloiron, 1 pr towels; i`»li~s. James I" Manning, 1 pr mitts, rolls; Miss Mngsgio Doiron, llolls; Mrs Zatrlinric lloiroii, 1 pair socks; Mi' Joliii |)oii'oii. 250; Mr Peter Martin. 25<-; Miss hlngp;-ii- llolroii, 1 pr initls; Mr ZiirlinI'li~ lloiroii, 250; Mrs !\lill‘t~;ni‘eI .-`\iiilci'::oii. 251;; Mrs Al- exander .»’\iii|oi'soii, ;'l:'»i', iiiifltwclotlies, l pr pillow cases; .\l'|‘:; .llnrgnret An flersoii, 1 pi' towels, 2 i`iii'o cloths; Mr James Anderson, 251-; Mrs '1‘0|,in Gallant. rolls; Mrs lsidore l’cIeri~;, 1 pair towels; .\li's lfeloiio finllalit, rolls; Mrs liciiry Peters, 50c; Mr Jerry Pin. null. 10<:; Mrs Jiinics Peters. 25c; _Mr Pnul Gallant, Sfw; Mrs ltlniirii-.Q Gm. lilnl. 1 pr socks: Mrs Loo Gallant, 1 pr socks, 1 pi' mitts; Mrs f‘_\’i-us Mn;-_ tin, 1 pr socks; Mrs Vzirisli tlnllniit, rolls; Mrs Piiiniiil. rolls; Mrs Angus Gallant, 1 pr nooks; Mrs John Gallant, rolls; Mrs .loronio Gallant, 251:; Mrs Joseph Gallant, rolls; Mrs Syit-ogtgr Gallant. 250; Mrs tiillicrl Gallant, rolls; Mrs Maurice M Gnllunt, 1 pair mitts; Mrs Toin Doucctle, rolls, thread; Mrs Moses Gallant, spinning; Mrs Marslinll Gallant, 50c; Mrs;'i‘i1qt, Gallant l pi' socks; Miss Mollie 0'- Doiuicll. 251-: iiiiss itniin Mt-isnnc, 25c; Mrs Winnie Kocto, 2.1¢-; Mrs lfrank Cairns, Mc; Mrs I<`l0|~en¢-0 White, 254:; Miss P Chaison. 25c; M155 Georgie I)eap.'le, 25c; total in cash re- ceived. $89.45. Itecelved later: Mrs Jos Martin, 1 pr socks; Mrs Jos Mc (lorniac. 1 pr mitts; Mrs Peter (;n|. laiit, 1 pr mitts, yarn; Mrs Vornon Mc- lsnac, yarn. 3339

A PROFOUND LINGUIST.

There had boen_:i f:_itnl not-ideiit nt

tho railroad crossing in ft little town und thc- coroner, n pompous old follow, who magnified f-oiisrioiitiously both his ofllce and its incumbent. had ein- pai';~llod ti jury for Iho inueat.

There was only one witness of the

accident, an Illltnrntn slay from me coal mines. _who_t:ouhl uiiderstund no English. Willi him the coroner begun to struggle.

U ‘ \ nv (nn you speak Goi'ninn? he asked.

-The man shook his head.

“Can you speak italian?" continued

the official. Again tho ninn shook pin head.

'Can you speak l{iiiignrlnn?" Tim

same response.

"(‘aii you speak ltussin.ii?" llniilly

asked the coroner. Again the nm" shrook his head.

its no use, gentlemen." said tho

coroner, turning to the jury. "We cant proceed with thc case. l've spoken to this man in five different languagesnand cau't make him under- stand me. -Weekly Scotsman.

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