_ lawfully

There eomu a time when, waiting too long for the hair t

vertlelng. To play howl

It ufo,

Today's The ‘Day

It In‘ almost too late to begin ad- start Seize time by the forolook while there's enough foroioek to ulxo. In the daily ad that counts.

li k0 eulo.

Charlottetown Guardian Two Celts Founded 1881

Moral-g Guardian,

CHA

HUSTIIII] BASES

WEHEUPAEAIN YESTERDAY

The Firf Case, Re

Liquor Seizure On Oct. 12th, Was Dismissed

Judgment was delivered yaster day in the first case of Geo. ll Harbour, Cusoma Preventive Offlc er against Michael Doyle, tried be lore Mr. D. Edgar Shaw and Mr Donald E. Campbell, as two Jus

the effect that yrassports have been Armourli-a. 'l‘hi-ri- were some tuvi-n- (Bflllill Ullllllll Pfflll-l r ports for the DIIFDOSI? of invcsllgill- nutter: (‘ll inquiry lireat Britain sucrcil czoncert “The Daughter of ""93 "l ill" P939’? ll" QIIBBlYli hnnqted to“; 9x..](tytl,vqrnyt(| Qncmtt-ttgti ty mpnt|,,.|-_.4 mi tm, “nit t,,-,.__,t.“t_ l-‘rm- ‘Prado, itnuiieirtlon tirouiiscfl lug tiie uiioslion of (ii-rman rcpul" has abandoned all thought ol‘ an lm- Julrus" by Sir John Stziiaer, There llmlmy‘ admltiting them into (icrmany and witii (fol. i). A. MacKlnnou prcsiii- l*0NDoN-N"V- l5l"l'l°-V‘l llemg" “F” "mt ‘Ylllllllll ll“’ll' llllllmlllll’ llllOll-‘i- llllilllllll" rPllllfillllJll llllllllry. either W-‘Hl l1 530ml 311911197199 and m“ The (ruse had reference to u t t H t omen“ statement hm and If, Asquith have irlosirtl their illilllil‘; the \\'lIl‘lill]\‘ll and llili*'lll))li))'~ '|*|,,. ‘Iulnnlnhlp’ “i; suggcsii-ii, u-ttu ur wlchuut the |)lli‘lll'ljiillltll| of very high quality of the perform- “Mzllm M ‘mven 10 gum)“ k-eg“ or agutwouetlnfrtigil Berlin denying that T1115, the gout-t“ uununt Arlnlfllipe breach and will fight. Baldwin ell cd in‘ the llllllliili ll districts. ivoulil be composed iii‘ dcicgalils idrancc. once, was ‘wllllfelllillell llY ll-ll DPS- riim made on October 12th. in uh (‘ermml guwmlntmt hm gtvt,“ qmttwrqttry pntobrtttmn Ut- H“. tho free trade lssui- at the grant-i" lluily ufihe Liberal party scents from the. Powers represented on thi- The British HUVPTIIIIIFIII will sent. t ‘Iklw M the judgment “wen Mr’ Deimlsfsion for the retitrn of the lfoluttiu was DHHIIIDH tlii- itiosl suc- lll election nuw scheduli-il for UP" ltfllvlllelly ll~**'lll'*'ll \\'llll lll" lllle‘ ilcparatiuus Pomuilssiuti; its iinl l1c||<'cl<il‘ll1 licyolc llfivll’ l“ Driri-r" Tll" \'lll"“§' "l Ml” Blflllcllc “m” K" J" lllarll" K- C" collmlel for m’) {in l moxiirch ceasful vet staged A particularly “llllillr lilii. 'i‘licl\vo former Liberal Xllll) of a few wcalclti-aut incur 1b,, wuutu |)(ltt)tlfllul)li_~,ll| (wu-tuuuygi bu; Al-lllilinllt‘ iprribients, awaliuug yer, illiss iddllli iiafuse, Mrs. Hlr llrlllwclllloluaskellforad-lollmnlent e Tliiry an; 0f the irpluion that ilteiillcasinfi’featuru was the. report oi Plllll" Mlnmlw“ will mm“ ‘hull: 'l"""" lmlllmli "l" Mlllllllll \\'ill llll" external and iuterttal rlrsoiiriri-s; ll ‘llllllll l>l'<ll>lll0llli Hlflnlclll l0 re am l3i1ll.l'lll‘5-l'l-S~ llellll “ "11- ll‘ “l! mp 0889i o‘ thetlipcondf lghirliua. Visit. of Dr. Kan, Dutch Mlnlsteuilic. committee who were ln charlll’ rorlcos will‘. lmnfld llumpnny h.‘ 191-“ llmlhhldhl rllnlill“ 11>‘- thc nrficlzil where the exported tieruiziu capital ¢llll‘ll lll“ fPD-Wfilllflllri llllflfillllll- R0)’ l1 QlllglPy llllll Ml“ l" l lldiia ton, cover ng ma era o c omr or m? tnteflm. wt“, “m5 bputzvpfl m of the "Old (‘omrailes Benefit All“ “llll Ill‘ ll J0 Ill campaign ll n-ail in‘ party but IllIUlIlil the Llbct" 1p... “m; m,“ it pa“ t“. tn-ottgtp There is not the remotnst chanie, well \\'('f'(-‘ heard in sifc ‘ '-“'- mm’ for m!“ pulrpunef or ricfllvlng have carried passports to Dooru DHIICP." 'i‘lie report showed the ‘r1114 lPflrited iu political i-ircleis to a il|il'4'l't,'ll lu office it, is being ‘-ll” hack; how auii in what amount ll ld \lc\"l1ireii. of the liuiwernmi-nt and choral put-ts uhm mi. further in! ruct 0m! will L HWII- w,“ ~ . . -~. .. - u- --. 111v. r cii lhal he \\'ill siittrily‘ resixn . .. - -. .. . cnnvcniu" ‘I ilcnarv a-ommi- ~ - ~- lei i - ‘l"‘ i " _ , pu-iiiy it.) caution Wilhelm that danu. to have bi in a gtiat sncuss - _ _ V V _ . - lhi- IPBOUHPH 0t 1hr- iictiii tau at v I; f i ; l l l "l" H1198 7-0 l 1~-T ll f‘ ll-. '- This case was eccnrdinglyolalgjoutn- that Aims would no‘ vlpw his m“ with a ptmtjtttpt-ttbtt, hntmtt. m, _While the _p:ir|_v Wllilki on all ii. up, the reum oi uttici- zigaln H“. IJI"\S'AIHLIIIOIIIAAII1 ht. lttitizml tm. ference jointly" \\'ill] the llniirtl Airs. A. R. Jin upp~ e "lkum" Monday next atflvlh {L 1m‘ Dartura from ifolland witlilhi-sziitie liunii after all expcIi-‘lcf-l llllll l"“‘ll Mm.“- m‘ ‘Bulking lthp-udual ‘damn’ m lh" him“? “l I'M“! “NOW-PM ,, rilbziratintis. tliiil how Germany can stale’; mlllolll- l"l'“ll“ll lilllfllCAJll‘ solos fur the tir-t t t. hllmwlng .1” ‘he text 0 s“, e ‘lmg- equunlmiiy as that of hi‘: unn, - paid. 'i‘hi.~i entire surplus. til was POl _l‘}~lll'l‘lfl_ llt-lllll- llll‘ liwlwlll‘ l llll"'l‘l'-'llll'_"li. "l" "lwlll-i‘ "°lll_l‘l' rcestabltslt her flnaaitltil position. “m” _ tlottctowu and unuli- a l‘ i. _:““-“]t "ad by Magllm-ale law y” _._ annnunceil, will be used for the llillylliiellfillly Ul“il;_l¢;fl|lli1i.\‘lY flore- eltn but their tllFlfiillfl/l ri rezilizi- H h, tturtttpt hlnpttwd that“ [Wt], Tile (irlverutnent authorities re- pressiou. The cum» rt w. l nine "nay: ‘ . . . benefit of Liii- foitillies 0f i-x-meiu- "in" ll! ll‘ PO31! u it‘ llllpfillf lllj-(nttil in epile ul‘ l 1i .l$-\‘lll'lilli'4' of a -.; _. _ _ , _ _ , _ pn iatc lht- rcccnt talk altout 1m - 1_ n31 -= |--' ti l. H. z-y r on m“ 7m Novenmer ‘mum’. a l-Evpt-y “nth pprtmtt 5th,", [u midi un il ¢.\|n.rl b4 adtiiil lo flu 10m ,tu l o r n ll u: ii iii | t - I

charge under ihn

us two Justices of the Peace against

“ilihilfil Doyle of North ifustico for unlawful-

lieuttlng- certain liquors ly imported into Canada.

The charge was laid under Sec-

lion 219 of thc Act which provides that: "if any person knowingly har- bours, keeps, conceals. purchases, Nlflllfil or exchanges any goods tun- tmported into Canada. whether such goods are dutlablc or not, or whereon the iliitlea pay- iihle have not been paid, such Llillltlli, ii‘ found, shall be furfcllcil and may be seized. and, if such goods arc not. found, tho person so uifeinllng shall forfeit the vulue thereof. ' And Subsection 2 provides that:

‘\

k. tllioiidensed Specials

I‘ llATEp-Se per word. net i

each insertion in this column. = ‘GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSE-

work. Apply 174 Kent St. ll ‘JOHN A. MGDONALO. LAND

Surveyor, Harmony Jct. 470-il-10~mo.

m} SALE-SMALL SAFE FOR $26.00. Apply Purdle and Fork son. 271--Ii~14-3i

eFOR SALE-Kitchen range "Star Sterling" new, 4 kitchen chairs. i kitchen table, 2 oil-cloth squares, 1 child's go-ciirt. Appl 172 Prince St. City. _ LOST.—-ON NOV. 9 lN ROYAL bank of Canada or C. D. Bell's office $20.00 bill. Finder please lmive at 223 Great George St. 270-l1-14-2i

Customs Act. (‘hnpter 48 of the Revised Statut- en of Canada. Wns tried before us

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~"“" r“. Read by live

A Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

ybody

A Man's lint published advortlnevtlv mant uema aaeonoplououn tii him’ "3 I . an a girl's flrat engagement llllifl doe: to her. t But the world lllfi focuulng It: mind on any m man's affairs until he make: it. The twentieth ad makes a 60090? lmpreulen than the flrlt.

RLOTTETOWN, CANADA wailmiasimv, NOV.

[X-Kilfifil Nlli iii FHff ill mtva

Berlin Denies Former Emperor Has Been Given Pass- ports

(Canadian

A HEUNIUN ll Illiiiliiiilifi Al HI [Hill

A. Bgde., Ammuni- tion Column Had Pleasant Time Last Night Tlic Animal l‘(*~llIllOll of thu ill

C. it‘. A. brigade Ammunition (‘o unm was held last evening in tli

' Pren)

LONDON, Nov. 11l-—Brl.tlsh Gov- ernment officials are inclined to doubt. the Brussels dcspa-tches to

hers of the (roinutu who have iiiei

, - ~ t. 'f it “on m any "m" Wm“ y rm p since the Armistice. The coinmil

a sum i-uiial to the value of such goods, which iuay ho rncovcrcd ln any Court of (ronipetenl jurisdic- tion. and shall further bc liable, on summary conviction before two justices of the peace, to a penalty

given this worthy cause cit-iwctis of (ihiirloltettiwu, aion tirade possible this social am

by

or to iuiprlsonmetit for u term not exceeding uui- year and not lcss

Members of 11th C. F.

tcc exprcsscil their hourly apprcci~ utiou of lhe whole-hearted support llli‘ which

(iovcrnut- llrlilliKlllilllll for his cmir

i in n GEflRliE ti» isuuml mm rnicis m CUNTEST

AGAINST BALDWIN lillifi

0

ganized 0f tall Parties and is Oonfidcitl r-as t0 the Outcome.

h l. ,.

that wbllc Labor itfficlaliy iii f0

l a majority in lhc next house owinliliit lhc rut-at! cottslititenclcs. to the "intricate reactions brought!iiupcssibli- about. by the protection ieisiic. Lcatli-rs oi‘ the Labor Party Willie pi'(ii'c\~seilly' coitfliicul reall

il accuriiiiig to i-xpcrlis ii

l y do 7itli,llil\'t' lesu-ucil in strength and elcc

- . .. .., ~ - -. ‘i 11L victory ituw fort-seeing -tllc‘iiuti rvHlllli: since women were

, _ t t to" N’ tlnaucial sucuss oi the, tlautc. iu llvl_ _ __. t ._ _ b _ V t not] olillsiullflgfi ‘xfilrlllllllfgg; ‘donzrs tttt-l-tit-ttptt- thpy pxtn-t.,.t_,~’t.t| nutty titililculty oi l'i|l'l'_\'l|lj{ on ihc, ivltigslcni u tlic lntitclnl-w- ifu uni _f.‘.i\'¢‘ : all‘ thunk“ t‘, "it. “(mm pimttpnttm (iovieritiiiciit in view n1‘ the lliirllifli'il|'l'i'il>i oi’ ihcir allitiuli- uu iltc

are: . ei-ititoitiii-

t

inentary lill‘X|"ll‘l‘lI‘ill'l' ul‘ the great’ prohli-ut.

majority’ of their itietubers.

Result 0f Coming" Election, Now Scheduled for December 6th, Is Very Uncertain- Labor Regarded as the Most Iiighly Or-

coulcitt. ’i‘ho majority believe tlial bonus lo ll,‘il‘ll'||lliil‘t‘ Ilicy will pro- im party will be able lo cirmmzintl ltably ioisc tiiany liiousatnii: of votes

tfnrcli ll today bow ticopiit are gitiug, lu vole HlilPt‘ \\‘ili' p:|rt_v affiliations

14, i923

Annual Subscriptions Delivered ‘LOO Iiy Mull, Canada and l‘. s. A. MK‘

|tlus'fPI|l isin ENTENIE SAYS HHIISH

tumult i Pii5 iHHlH PHUPIiSAl .

Suggests [Expert Com- mittee 'l‘0 Study Resources of Germany

By Which Peace (Tam Be Kept,

(Canadianfllllresst

I "r- ' LONDON, Nov, .'l——iu coast-on (Canadian Press)

lhililh‘, Nov. lZi.~Pri-uiicr Poin-

i-iirc but ileclilcd to [iropusc the

irrealiun of a fftlllllllliltlt“ of ex»

impending break with Franirie, avg uiug that. the t‘.\'lt'>i.l'llt't' of illlf‘. iiln ionic is liic only uni-bur uiir-rcb)

itiitteo for cat-h cuuulry. The in- vcsiigaiiiin ivuulil last lwu tiiouflls at least.

in taking up on his own ziccoutil a plztu for u committee of experts l\|. Politczirc was tncvcil by a desire to furnish fresh proof of his resol| iniiciit in lcavc no itictlioil likely lo lead to a solution of the repaint» lions problem untricil. ‘The Prent- icr, it is iiilllOlillfivfl, would by no

Immigration “Con-

. ' - l- lil l‘ "'l:' "l." il.‘ l" 1 ‘ '- -

mun mm "umm m‘ to ‘mm "up mm l: lnyl 't(liilhliiblllllziliilzllillT!‘ lillll‘ i-r certainly the ‘best or‘ auizcltl ]:li'li'l'lli‘ll]l'lli“l lilwTLhliltrllllliLtllll lhlllllllllllli- “llllmll Wllpl" l‘) "MW m“) "“l4“'l' » »- Qanaullan ‘Fess’ lmprlsonlnlelm - l'll“il'll‘l!lll"(l\\"il‘ll 'i‘lil_-.iilril for tin-tail parties at prceout tllrotigh ilslialciv iucliidiitg |lli"l)lil(il of lit-v» “llllll” 'llll ll"l‘llllllly.li0\y illlll llll-‘l- UMAWA‘ FM)“ l‘; A mm”- l Mr. "mum (m “plum m Hllledo]. Ri-itilrons‘ "il-isistanci» in. bringing (~()l1ii‘l)l ul’ l.l'iillt' unions‘ but llillf*qa'lt)Il\‘l]-il‘l’ Lord H-ilisiiurv Lord liob “w” WSlKMHW m" Wflsml “ml ML PM‘. U‘ tmlmlnuj“ MM’ Prlnlmvm‘ lfillfllllll- llfllllfilllllll lllflill W“ "W73 '_ _ ' __ _ _ t“, Pxtwttn .- .| 'f . I l, .,_'. , ‘ ' __ Q’, fnl ilclliulls: 'lli lll‘ll\'l‘l'li‘H ili klui‘ "qlnlmml auvm ‘m “Hm Krllllml olilecllee“ chill‘ "um" m ‘“' ‘"-“' Iii.‘ will l" 3"" "' m“ ""“ t...‘.-...=.“tt ‘Jiiitili? iiiil Y.‘.’i’§i.'.‘.i 2.13.}. 13.11’. .§.‘.'.’{§.»’...-'§7..‘.1§f.Aifiliiiil ~l~ii>~l the-la w "l" ‘Heel “l'. i??? "A "- pom.“ of_ "‘ t , _ _ __ _ t ti] ,_ t I H‘, l w , . _ ,_,- .. _" _ I qm-ppntpttt wph u“. (‘t]l1n‘n]] indunt, lice t» ‘iiii rcpiq-sunialtrot, 11-pin

l do m" Hunk “hm? is any tot tttdtqttntttnt t“ M, tttnutku ‘ilitttt vitlltlllylltlwllllhlllll ‘be gltltllllJdidlilliltlljllll, bu liubeti llurneauil Lin] “fulfil”; ' " it“ t".t,\.",t.,,,; (\xil'il)t ltmtfitl t-Vnhmr

spoke oi lhc i'cii\ai'l(:\i>le, csprit~ilc- HRH-tail‘. llt‘li' is ail-u) tlic laclllmirl llirltcuin-ail. '-

ground for the first objection tak- en, namely, that the information docs not disclose an o feuso under _ .

~ , . work ot tho unit while U181liifientgtstutglfEgl(afltwgtjtgtélsglllrflllgllfilli llll! batteries ul‘ tht iiifilrelbtly lglllflllgfiwHIIDPOZIIAPTBPOIIIII] 7ll"l l)l"'l"l°"~ l“ "l" "WY l"l""""l

irurps which ci|a|':iclc.ri1.is<l ihu uuii and of the spli-tiiliil luilhiilua

._ irnuirailes buck through tgllrgatqtthgzi’, days which prcc-ciloil tho Armis

8S

objection then the tlon appears to me same question, namely whether liquor imported into this Province uthur- wise than by the Government Commission can be lawfully im- portcrl and subject to duty at all. The second objection, viz: “that the offence which» by lllflslatrulefi la a further llnblllty ln addition to a money forfeiture and that there. has been none does not seem to ‘me to bc a teuublo objection. ii would -seeni to mo to be an lili- fpni-lflliilblt! ground fnr u ili-fcudatit to tako that lnasniuirh as he utnilll he liable to both the forfeiture. and a summary conviction hi: should first be convicted ni‘ 'l‘" forfeiture before he could be hold’ liable on summary conviction. lf| title were intended it npttczirs to me that the Court which is to try the forfeiture would have been giv- en power tn enforce the aunuuiiry conviction an on to obviate the neces- sity of two trials instead of one;

in Iialifux through the less pleas ant xulvcitturcs at Ypres, The 80m me, Viniy llitlgc, Pziascheinlaelc. Amic-ns, Arrris; (iuitibral to crowning adveutiiri: 0i’ Novcnibei the clcvcntlt f-lvc years ago. tumultuous and prolonged

of the speaker. idollowiug the Colonel's address a silent, toast was drunk to lhc coutriides whn did not. return. The evening was flllcil with rcur luli-iccticcs as the Imys reuuwcil old acquaiitliiiii-cs and riwleweii old experiences. Laughter at the adventures with the mules, or in the Llfilililllllili. giving w-iy to silent retrospcctiott, as. iu the telling of the story, the name of iomc com- rade now slcieplug in Franco or Flatiilers would be recalled. , lie-unions of such men, who have soon war, know its horrors. and up- prciiiato its tcrrlbli: cost in tried and true friends should do much

"WOMEN'S INBTITUTE$ IN

Queen's and King's Counties are l’

asked to collect jams for the I’. iii. i., Hospital shower at llloorel ti’ l\lcLeod's Tuesday Nov. 201i.

==ANV ONE HAVING SECOND luiud clothing. boots, or any use- ful articles for Hospital rum- mage sale in market building Fri- ilay next. phone 149 and this par- ccla will be called for. 2i

FOR SALE—A BROOD 80W WITH ll plga. Apply to John Spencer, Mt. Edward Road. 2i

.______________________

CAN AOCOMMODATE TWO LAD-

lea or taarrled couple In private

rtimlly. Apply Guardian Office. 278-i1-1-i-1l.

“WANTED - CAPABLE MAID for general housework, refer- citcuii required. Apply to Mns. L. ll. Murray. 101 Upper Prince Street. 1I-9-3i.

°'FOR SALE 0R RENT, --GO0D business stand at St. Avardii. llllilly to Mrs. J. McLean, 227 Grafton St. 193-11-10-3]

FOR SALE THREE WILD GEESE. lllliily Ii. Jenkins. Marahtleld. 226-1l-l2-2i.

LOST-SATURDAY, IAN-BROOCH, Jlllllilllyat and pearl setting. Find- i-r kindly leave at this office. 2i

“Lflff-JET-WIIN MURNAGl-t. "he boiirdln; house and Kent Street parcel containing hatchet. leather and other articles. Find- "l please notify J. H. Gallant. Oyster died Bridge, d’. E I.

11-14~1i.

PLY- cockereln airnd by {Mien whose dams hold record "l 39° Bus. Price $2.00. Apply L‘; Tlllllllle if. Foster, Chor- llelvwn. a. n. m. a.

FOR nu. -aAnaeo

mouth Rock

but on the contrary the statute mak- ea the forfeiture an additional ram- edy apart from the summary con- vlctlon.

I cannot. agree with the proposi- tion contiilitetl ln the third Ohjuc- tlon that “no private individual can be lliiblc to such forfeiture iiii- der the prcnctit laws of (‘anada- Thu section referred to tziukes the kocptir of goods unlawfully ltii- ported into Canada. liable whether the goods are (iutluble or not. Having tlispossiil of these tibjcie lions we have to decide how far this charge is supported by the cv- ldcuirc.

Tho chnrgc. fitllowlug iltc siti- tutc, states that ilil! defcitilaui illd kuowtngty km.“ curtain goods uu~ lawfully iuumrti-il into (‘unadu-

A case reported in Ctlllfltlil

oniihiitnl silent auleamatt. Allltll’ Box 12. (‘lly. ll

v-ro LET. —LARGE raoNT rooms ccutrnlly locntcd. furiusli-[ltm ed or unfurnished. Ailllly lllllll" dlun. 2138-11-1

to prevent further wars. but at. thu some tinio we venture tn predict that should war be the only solit- tiou, the 11th Brigade Ammunition will hold nu more ffl~lliilflflrl until they return ufti-i- the signing in‘ lhr- ncxt armistice.

This association is an issel to ilit! cninuiiitilly and (‘of lliacliiiiii- on nind his comrades are in lr- cuu~ griitulateil on their vi-ry efficient organization.

(‘rlmlitiil (lanes, Vol. ll, itiige 415. (The King, vs. Beaver) decides that the lnaurtloti of tiic word "knowingly" tnakes it inciiniliitttl upon the [iroaeciitinn lo give cvl- ilcitcc oi‘ knowledge, nnd ltt an l~}n- gllsli casi- (Shcrrris vs. llPRllUh-‘El. l. Q. B. pp. b2) it was hcld In a prosecution for selling liuuor lo a constable on duty that the prosc- cuto must. show that. the iuau who sold ilic liquor knew that the con- stablc uvas on duly.

'l‘hcri.~ is cvidcitcc in liic tires- ciiac that the tlefcudziitt alltult< ‘lied tn Mr. Uttrboui‘ that lltc land twhcrcou the liquor was found ivz-s his; but tlieru in no direct i-vxidcnce that tho dcfeudunt ku--\v that tho

WwANTEn-A GIRL TO ASSIST at hetlllciyllllfl Allllll’ l" M“ liquor was kept there.

lli-rbcrt Lowllti-r, Victoria, |’.. Rd Axum Wm; fnflnvll‘ m it,“ Yrrwan‘ ' 35ll4l4l4l "kt-op" in the charge‘, the‘ Aiiiegb fill" and Ennllnh icncyciiineu... »... flnap the word as having the immu- ingtn law which includes the (tire. _i§_#-—-———-———- itustoily or auporintcntlcncti of the “JUST RECEIVED.—~A LARGE “m”: kllp"

shipment of new military lmrlll‘ The distinction heiwi-cti llli! blankets. (in sale by :\lll'-l ""l“‘ morn having of intoxicating llquv mliiklly Hunter River, E. L- lllll" ora In one‘n possession and flint of rlugton, Eldon: Lloyd lllnrcslde. kuplng llquora is too well known Hampton; S. L. liurdy & 00'? with regard to the Proliiiilliiiii lei:- Charlottetown. 27241-144" lslatlon to require further

mont. .

FOR BALE 0R T0 LET.—HAND- l think the evldimcn, thcrrftire. residence at. No. 7 West should show that the goods were

NTED-TWO aoAaoans, tat‘ lmiliAlllahoro Si. Zlll-llll zl

a

2132b having all modern con - ln the charge or custody of the de- k . von-ioncca including hot water fondant.

_ t trln With rognril to the question as llisstliilofinliysliiiTiiw-lltiil: nilgodllzfetc. to whether or not the goods were For further particulars and termaunlnwfully imported luto Canada.

ETL-li-ll-lli

scatlcri-il;

' l ‘ ‘ I 2 . l l in intended to he covered by this llllr l"l“l“l*"~‘m“-“ l“ lmlllllltllikyrk

to tice, from the jilciisaut exporit-xiinls.

filo

Tito ap- plause testified to tho popularity

- sunmr where this ruui ivan ntade.

COIIP I

,\ 1p-

Grown Prince Arrives

i

(Canadian llgress.) OELS, SILESIA, Nov.

was announced in despzitclics sentient "from Oels.

'.I"itis is con firmed and sets L0 rest ii great crop 0f rumors concerning" the whereabouts of the former Crown Prince who left his tilace of exile 0n Wieringen Island, Holland last Saturday morning" before (lawn to set foot on his native land for the first time since the downfall of the house 0l' Hohcnzollcrii live years ago this month.

British Steamer In Trouble Off Cape Race

(Canadian Press)

BOSTON, Nov. llbwTlltl iiriiisli steamer Milton was rcpurtcil with her shnift broken and in need oi‘ assistance off Cape Race, New- fouuillunil, lu a message rccciveil hurc i()ilii_\'.

illiltuu with 175,001! bushels uf wheat, icfl hcrc Novctubilr 7th fnr QllUPIltiHHVil, No furthci‘ llilfllylll‘ ars iverc givctt.

l‘lllll rocclvctl by lilni fruiu Mr. litir- bnur hail any custotus tuarks on lheui; lliut ten gallon kegs atc not pcrtulttcil to conic through the (‘iii-items from a forehzu country; but they may come from .'i llri '. ,couutr_v; and in cross cxziiuluatloit he slated lliut rum llll‘,'.tll lic brought up in ilil lo 4O callon cocks duty paid. and put lntu tcu gallon kegs, and tlicre would h» no ui-ei nf “si-riliittg" the ti-u gallon li l\lr. l“f‘iih‘l'f‘ was not |ll‘l‘|Iill‘l"l

1C. FURTIN

iicci-tilly clccteil |ll'f'dl‘ill‘lli of the (‘aiiaillziti l-Ycckljv Ncivspapcria’ As~ sitciailiiiutt.

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Britain Remains Firm 0n Greek Question

(Canadian Press)

ATHFINS, Nitv. lfl ~ (lrcat. ilrl- lain lnis informed lirceci- says the ucivspapciy ltllcutltilros Vlniii today 'that allhpitgh it has not changed il-i lllliiliflt‘ regarding Constantino and Constnutlnlstti it is of the op- inion that (ircccc should avoid nuy

I do not think that the ('\'l'lt_‘Ii('l' [iFOflllCEd is stifficli-nt to ciitahllsh the irhurgc. it must ltc lturin- in mind lliut this is u pronuculiuti l|l.~_ der a penal statute and that lin- defeuiluttt is presunicil to bc innu- ccut until the contrary has been pru- vcu, and thiit. he is eulitliil le tho benefit of any doubt.