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_1. 1929
'rl-nt cHARLo'l°rl~:'r0WN cmAaniAN . PAQ;
_will leave the funeral parlurs il.
uennessey this mornins at use for
Blilit Dlliidfrllfe Qairhedrll thence iD BT; ,Ally (mol) prggtioe to- _ """'° ' -
the Roman Catholic Cemetery. night at 'I 'p. m.
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an-u-you in-ensues-ll' T =- ia Zi ff
Central Guardian A -   Many 11.r.°u.~. in lvaraier 1.. _ 5'* “rf *"4* °"°‘l'¢°
,,"_,‘:‘f,,‘;"’f,‘,__‘,‘,‘,{“,,,°ff§“,,,‘f”°,,,‘,f,’,'; " _ _ s V Fredflromson _‘Collision _Case ‘ P.“°'-h lu an una!!
°' °”"“‘“*'mwm" 'I qm* `If`_'i_lrn at Capitol $250 For Acorn  '  ’ _
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4291 One need not pina for thrills _in
the latest Paramount picture starring
mr. srawnar Unites chu.-ah az I nominees, c_Asu'AI<_lN-"Ye M- ries 'rhnmsau ln' "'"rhe Planes:
oe-usda lerviwe Sunday. Feb. era - long ur christ," declared Mn- Milt- scout." which opened an engagement
MY. BCGWILTC 11 I. III.: IDU 40, I-D. D1.; Mlful in ODODUII TIN' MIGIQII IBSC at u.|e_ c.‘p\wl Thug”-9 Yana!-day_
Mt. stewart, 1 p. ml Bev. J. M. Mc- night at the meeting in U1' 5‘|"*' some' of themcst thrilling scenes
ua  mod of Charlottetown will be the tionfArmy Citadel- _ This splendid seen here for some- time are included
preacher BONDS 01 I'l°11l\¢ll iD°°““¥' M" be” in the wefstern picture. and`_ to the
--- lfrlnled f°\' il” d=°P°°i°¥ °f 'W' stars ereslt. it must be me that his
SLIGHT CORRECTION n the present offering isnoiie of the bast__
ea _ _ . 0 "pert or th; match b_;t__w¢;en Ken.. acre taiagi 1u:tirl_e| are vent:-_:._ 3: “mm DMU,” ,hom hem for mm,
' sington md' olim fs c lPP¢ll'° 0°” W W- ".°°°'1 moons. '~ ` ‘ ' -' '
°° 1” '1’*‘l"9°‘Y`° “°“° *°*“"° °‘ “‘° ““" W “"3” “nd _ ”‘"' ““““' "Laea‘1`-triple' _mu-' will remember
souls scored by E. Hemord f°\‘ Kell- "°"°~°° *;‘°:_: 14 “FY °":_"_:'__ ‘:°°° ”° this star-in -Jesse James." which
» 5 ' elnston Wm in t"i‘°l‘ mdlwd 9° A- P°'Y"~ W ° °°“¥"°¥* _“ “"5" created solmuch taik throughout the
__ '¢00Kl Ill 8% U0 5 \l\h\\\“. MWHY- .“'°;° '£23 °"°;Y__ ."';:‘ ':‘9:_t°g°:__’;_ rum world. 'rhat also was a Para-
‘“ " . P" 3 “ - mount picture. and the producing
N. Hooper _ AT TH“__:mA;";_?__N“1w”' 3”' ‘Ti ‘° '°°“~" |.75°_‘;’__i_’____‘¥‘“'::‘_f___"-°"":_°_:t__‘:_‘_‘_“_f_'_ firm has spared no pains with Thom-
' The Caled _ Martin prose - _ o .
  ULABS B_ TROT . lug night by Di-_ W, R. Carson, who ‘fl-om E_ M__ mmm. ..P°mbmues in s_r;1___;__i;econd picture made for the
SP0” 011 f-U0 l°l°l\°6 0! °h\\'°D\°l¢N¢ prayer,” stressing the conditions to -'
‘A . . Fred Thomson, as predicted before.
H Jvhlmy Walker ' H° W” m“°d“°°d by tm °h‘m“°"' b° "W" 1“`°°?d°“¢ “_ th’ H°iy will soon mount the pinnacle of pop-
R°5'°lW°1'fh Mr J' M Mwuym In cm mum Gh°°U' °“tp°u’m‘ M" Mnmu ulari with Youn Americ and f
I A z ‘ y of   hel>l'oetnted__much in- subject “Not my town" .dealt with ty g I' "
Maud Axw th
Ever Ready! Y fomium wmoh hu .1 re my -PpeM__ tm _"wha d d of God upon Hu the older folks fall to get a kick out
- . - 'mu of his pictures. there is something
_ *___ D999" Dim ed in ° lem” to The Guawnn' amm' mumn' A 'plendid ”tt'°ndm°° W" decidedly wrong with their constit-
‘ PFNUD HB °l\1m¢¥l WIS UNDP! V13 again noticeable. and new forces are _
Theta wnsa large attendance of ~Th¢A11|g_ ° _ < utyoli _ _
horsemen and otheii interested inthe Announcer-J. A.lvicDcnald. I 'm°d“’ in tm mnmmt M mme ever welwm' from “mm t° night' .With “The Pioneer Scout" the
rt ig 5 .Puig megung held yn st te ___J Arbm ' DGWNM the 01111!!-lan B°i°3\i»|B¢S'9r¥\d Adjt. Martin will speak tonight on a
59° . B1' Y li- 8- - lover of thrills could hardly ask for
. UD? filth IBB] . Wh bClld d 111 " .
01° °m‘°°° °f M” °- H- °h““‘u°‘\' Wi -Yudses-Waiter Brown. H- V- Bun- ° "5 ° Ve burning subject. Seeinmsly °'°sp°r more. as there is one bl! Punch af-
venmm ta, R _,_ sm] . the mtntti 01' lpliitlill fr\’°\im°'nt 0! ous." and a good turn-out is antici-
° ' _ n’ ' _ e' ' ailments, and the medical prsotition- pgegd, - ter another. The photography 1s,also
Th following officers s re elect- T1 _
“__ e _ _ _ _WOR __ _msrs-Russell Abbott, Dr. Mein on who dum “my with Ntmmt _ striking--and the sceneryl
Honorary President-Lt.-Col. D. A
Ist Vice President-Dr. J. S. Jen
2nd Vice President-Dr. Heath Mc-
Secretary-Treasurer - Mr. Charles
Track and Race Committee -Mes-
srs James Arbing. Douglas McLeod
and Russell Abbott.
Starters-Messrs. James Arbing and
Russell Abbott. _
Bye-Laws Committee-Messrs. G.H.
Hooper, R.. J. Steele and Dr. F. C.
Dougan. '_
It was moved and seconded that
the Secty's. report for last year be aci-
_ opted, also a vote of thanks to all
| those making the speedway a success.
_ and also to the judges who kindly
t acted and to Mr. J. A. MoDonpld for
` handling the classes in so capable a
manner. The old odicers were re-el-
ectcd for the ensuing year.
This Club affords everyone a chance
to become a member, and it is hoped
the membership will be increased this
season. Owingto there being no snow
on the speedway they intend to run
oi! a race on the ice next Saturday
if possible. .
'I'he following are the classes and
probable starters and officials for Sat-
__ urday.
f i cuss A 'rnor
1
Grace Forbes  '
Capt. Jackson ~
Bingsn Aubrey
Peter Verde _
l. Briar Mae
- casss A. rica 
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Dongola
Prince Mao
Dorothy E.
Colorado P. »
R. Woods ' X31”
~ Automatic textile looms are bein!
introduced into lmgland.
_ .\
stltutc a record year according to A
statement made ,by Mr. I-l. H. Melan-
scn, General Passenger Traffic Man-
ager of the Canadian National Rail-
ways on his rctuin to Montreal from
a business trip to New York and all
Canada from East to West is going
to share in this unprecedented influx
of tourists.
Mr. Melanson slated "from all 'in-
dications we should look for a record
year in tourist traffic.” Our offices
in all parts of the United States re-
port that there has never been such
a pronounced 'interest in Canada‘s
out of doors holiday possibilities nor
has there been .such an early rush to
make reservations as is noticed this
year." Mr. Melanson further stated
that inquiries are already pouring in
to Canadian National offices all
through the United States territory
and there is a great iniercst__in the
lower St. Lawrence and Maritime
Province summer resorts. ‘
Reservations are already being
made for space at Mihaki and Jasper
Park Iodge. _
Ke said that many conventions are
booked for Ejaclflo Coast points and
booking are already being made foi-
the handling of special parties of
delegates who have expressed the de-
sire to travel through Canada enroute
stopping over at such famous beauty
spots as Minaki Lodge in the Lake
of the Woods region and Jasper
National Park in the Canadian Rock-
ies. Several of the parties booked will
travel via the triangle tour route
taking in the steamshlp journey from
Prince Rupert to Vancouver through
the famous “Norway of America."
Last year Sweden had more new
drivers of automobiles than in any
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Mattress Co.. lee' queen Street.
Charlottltslwlil Fel. I. 4180-l-25-tf
ron. sans-caan: Hunan, so
Richmond Street. 4258-1-30-3i.
FOB SALE-SLEIGIIS, "FRANCIS"
Auto Back Cutters. The same well-
known run 'and construction. with
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for style and comfort. Prices and
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MEN ’S . CL UB'
The weekly meeting ofthe club was
held nat night lu the Y. M .o. A. sn-
cial rooms. The usual fine supper was
served by the Ladies' Auxiliary and
afterwards the members adjourned to
the inner room. .
Mr. Murray took _the chair for the
transaction of business. As Mr. Eas-
ter the Bec’y was detained. at Hunter
River there were' no minutes read of
the previousmeeting. The hockey
sweaters' were then distributed. Ar-
rangements were complatod for the
playing of a hockey game with the
Cornwall club tonight. Cars will leave
from in front o_f the "Y" at 6.30 p. m.
for the game. _
The Valentine dance to be held at
the Casino February the _cleventh -was
the next subject under discussion.
-The bids' received for the printing of
invitations were presented for action
and the Guardian Press was voted
the work. The dance committee re-
ported the holding 'of daily meetings
to assure the success of the party and
the club cast a vote of thanks for the
fine work already accomplished.
A nominating committee was ap
pointed to present at the annual
meeting next Thursday the names of
*”-- to bold office in the coming
year. _'
The chairman then called upon the
speaker of the evening, Mr. Aubrey
graphy. He covered the entire subject
from the time cf its invention to the
present day when eight msssasel can
be sent and eight messages received
over the one wire simultaneously.
At his conclusion the chairman
thanked him in behalf of the club for
one of the most interesting talks of
the year. _
The meeting adjourned with the
choosing of a bowling team to meet
the Y’s Men in'weekly combat.
__ 
MABBIAGES
CAMPBELL-MAUNEILL-At Char-
lottetown, P. E. Island on January
15th, 1920, by Rev. liwen Maollougall.
B. D., John Campbell, of Uilil. to Miss
Edith A; MacNeill of Little Sands.
r'.E.1. `
HEBBINC - CAMPBELL - At the
residence of the bride's parents, Carls-
ton, P. E. Island, on January 30th,
1829, by Rev. Ewen MacD0ugail, B. D.,
Julian L. Herring of Murray Harbour.
to Miss Helen. DcG. Campbell of
Carleton, P. E. Island.
Looks Promising » roman... ... . 't ..__....e.. ...
This is Mr. Elllott's first visit, al-
year. Mr. Elliott, prior to coming to
organ. _
lstence of more than 100 years.
Stock Quotations
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I-IALIFAX, Jah. 31 - Quotations
furnished by Johnston and Ward.
members Montreal Stock ‘Exchange
Foster. 1Vh‘. ¥bster's subiect was tele- ~
‘ New Yomr sxcunuou
/At, Top & Santa Fo Ry ......204%.
.........114"
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Amh Car sr Foundry Co _.....1ii_f; ~ _ tutes: an pmnm.;_'tm_'_ hu drmr _ mem v°“bum,y_ 1. mentioned by flour continued slow. The
Ama ve Co  '°' °' Mar . .   ... .... ....124 wp; coming at a reasonable rate of the TimH.1’€P°1'f»il1¥ tht fllmilisdi I market °°°“““°d mm Wlm
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Am” melt ng ° May . .... ....12’l'5 ,meg dawn (3,,-gggon _gm-ne, -nd that _'fox-hunting scene at the Old Derlrley kim and “° M "P in Mm
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Amn Bosch Magnet. Cc  42%
Ang, Copper Mining bo  12%
N Y Cent as Hud Rv R R .’...l98€i
Con Gas Co (N Y)
Hudson Motor Car Co  
mtematiohal PaperCo   '|.
Intemational Petroleum .. .. .. 58
Stand Oil New Jersey  50
Reading Co  .   .'..11-i
Southarnitalciiio ...   ...l3'1
Union _Pacific Rwy   ...224\i
U S Ind Alcohol Co   ...151=ll
Westinghouse Elec  ..._....162':t
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When 11° Wm 'Pena "h° Wmwr' Canadian Stcamshipcom  ..
While there _he -i1_1_i¢f\d° *° °°““““°__r>ornhunh ai-lege ra ssc ......lor
his studies invoice _culture and plpe‘ M,,_`,ey`1l;u.,;s    93
The °°“1_ °=°‘“i“¢° Bi S_°_“f'°"’; alumina Products   
Englmdv U W bi’ °1°S°d after “n °x° Fraser and Co ... ... ... ....
_ ‘"7 ' throueh materiel agencies. 'me vote anmwsv orrrcmhs naar.-Mr. B"°f1Y' “‘° “°'Y °°“°""“‘ “"”
Maexinuon. D.s.o. . ‘ _ _ __f._i_l___t;h:_;>e_:l____iaer__;>_t___ti\_:__ 1;, n_l_lln;_t, _;>1visi§nMr;rei_g1;_i;_A__gei_1_:;_ ¢_>_i_ 3:33” ‘:_:_‘;“_____‘_;‘; F:_;‘_f_’_f;’;*__“d__‘;_°_:‘;'“;‘_:
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mfuesident-Mr. Charles H. Chanel Tour! Trade mm “mm” by Mm D_ _,_ MwD_m_ Tflveumg Fnlght Aunt _of the. hem? gold rush days pr “rms me
' _ . , aid and presented by the chairman same railway. have arrived in char. time Wm" i-*‘° We” W” “P” ‘°*“°°~
,hor b h. __ Of course they are beset by all sorts
of hazards. Fred Thompson is a pio-
MONCTON Jan 31-Tourist traf- R thnugh M, Lord has been here a near scout whose business it is to
mlm' fic to Canada next summer will con- E  number of times during the past lem the* SWYUHB Chl-“‘“Ci»€l`8 U»¢\’°5¢
the desert.
St. John in November last has been It is dufmi 011° °f the” WP* “""
in Western Canada, andhis visit to he mei? Mary Bmdef- da“5m'°\' °f \
me wand gg present _ gg for the ' settler,__an_d immediately fell in love
pu,-p¢,,e of °bmning ,_ may hang with her. But, of course. there is the
knowledge of conditions and con- Villiv-Il! Arid WS T031 WUBOII. Wh0
suitihg with the meal agent, colonel portrays “Handy Anderson" Wh°
Davidson, on railway matters. He boasts a "hooked" hand. Thrillihz
reported a heavy freight business 'events follow, one of which is a race _
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U19 °" °”» m " » W ' 3|-mgh E pm gg 1 L __ y `ering from her recent serious
grain through St. John being heavl- everything., Silver King, Thomsogrs 'who ha_s_th; r_ight of WHY mea*-B with biggest Bsvmh ms;'_:uT°neC:;__eex1;_;e 
er than a year ago. Messrs. Lord White ha;-ge, 9,150 should come in or an acc en t does not necessarily Th een __ _ _th T _ ._ _ ____
and Elliott will remain on the Is- g share of praise, follow that the man who has not got e m ng ci W he K ni' _ _\.,,. A,.,__,m Mnom son ,,1-
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has been ans erre permanen y 0, --- -~- --» ~' ' I K _wrvrll Waco - ,Q-.._n ,_ pasinm in me 5,.
sh _y0ym__ h, Wm .gem-dmgly make National Breweries  ... ...182 mbugory go gh, w¢|4gnt_ mg Lgrd- I d H nl! brmzh of the Bank of cl.. .,.ce_
frequent visits to i-his Pl’°V1¥'|°°- B"°mP°°Yl    --  4°* ship here. read from a Manitoba de- n oar oss- 3y
Brazilian Traction xd 50c  76% nmon go ,how thug, 1( amm hu me ‘__ ,’ '
3;* right of way, and an accident fol-  The Y
Et/eel Company of Canada  . . .
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Canadian Brewery  ... ....
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Power Corporation ... ... ... ..l15
Forei' Becuritics ... ... ... .. 37
Intex tillties A ... ... ... ... 46
Inter Jtilities B ... 5.. ... ... 20
British America Oil   ... 56
Imperial Oil  ... ...  .._96
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Bank Commerce  ... ...340
Bank Royal xd 3 p. c. .......385
Bank Montreal xd 3 p. o. ....A14
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_  r"“u°»VB"°nwn' wmme' 424°- _ _ -I Hummfm Thumhy' 'nn am'  0  -‘ down Grafton Street at a odcraie
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_ Yesterday the Acorn=MaoDonald
'collision case which. for _thelast four
days has been occupying 'the atten-
ii_on df the Supreme Court. was dis-
posed of by the verdict of the jury
.fcir the plai_ntiff._Acorn. in the sum
of 8200.00. ' '
In the course of his address to the
Jury; llislrorslahip, Nr. Justice Ar-
tenault first commented on the
iengthfcf the hearing, which had oc-
cupied- some 'four days.
In any case of this kind, he went
on, the facts arefor the Jury always.
‘But the Jury takes its law from the
court, not from the counsel. lf the
court wrongly instructs the .iury there
is a remedy by appeal; but if they
take their law from counsel there is
.none. _
As tothe non~suit, which was rc-
fused the points there raised did not
concem the jury. They were not to
consider for the purposes of the suit
whether the young man was under
'age, or whether he had a license to
drive or not.
His Lordship expressed no opin-
ion as to the merits of the points
raissd_ by counsel for the defendant
in the application 'for non-suit.
These points have been reserved for
“~- consideration of the fall courts.
` counsel for the defendant have
occasion to raise the same.
“lf you ilnd," he went on. “that
there was no negligence on thepart
of young MacAleer and that the
collision was due to the negligence
'that MacAlesr was under age and
that he had no driver‘s license will
not prevent you from finding a ver-
_dict for the plaintiff.
e The rules of the road are for the
protection of the public, and are the
fruit of experience. Still. the breach
of these rules does not prove negli-
gence in a given case. Thus. a man
lows from his insisting on it.. he is
not excused by that. Thus. in this
to blame.
enunciate and explain the gener,1l
iaccidents. A man driving at forty
five or fifty miles an hour-has not
Grafton Btreet at a furious rats of
There is one point that it 'wlilbefor
you to decide. When this young man
reached. the point or the eniusien and
turned his car to avoid an accident,
the only way ln which the hind
wheels could have come in contact
with the bumper of til' defendant'|
car, if that was halted, would be
through the hind wheels of the
piaintiifs car slewing towards the
hawasdrivingtatafuriousrats. It
isforyoutosaywbetharyouwill
aoceptutlzafr evidence.and.ifyou do,
youm nndforthsdatendant..
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the gardens'
Monthly Meeting
Canadian Legion
_The _regular monthly meeting of
the canadian Legion was hem mt
evening with a lar~~ »""°idancc.
As the Preslr' __ two Vice
i>residents.were ._ of tnwn, Com-
rade Colonel A:~'....l.' G. Peake was
called to preside. _
The meeting was opened with
period of silence in honour of dup
ed comrades.
After- thc ‘minutes weljg read, the
following were admitted  members:
Thomas Ambrose Rodd, 'Arthur
Donald, Walter A. Smith.
Comrade W. J. Cheverie delivered
a very interesting and instructive
address on the Royal Canadian Ar-
tillery since its organization on Zzlri
November, l8"ll.
A hearty vote of thanks was moved
by Comrade T. E. MacNutt, seconded
_by Comrade William McLaren and
'conveyed to the speaker by Colonel
_ Peake. ' _
' The ni ical ro amm o sisrcd
us p gr e c n _
of MacDonald only, than the fact' _Mn Brooks of 0-mm.” W”
of solos by Mr. Samuel Doyle. Coin-
rade Arthur Bruce, and a reading by
Comrade Sizvsrt Dixon. Mr. Walter
MBcNutt pd ldcd at the piano. all
of whom received a vote of thanks.
All present joined in the old song,
"Pack up Your Troubles in Your
old Kit Bag."` ~
Colonel Peake in his closing re-
marks predicied a great future for
cggg, 1( gh; bqy wg; ggmlng dqwn me _ Last evening .saw the first gal le of _ ___esT_ Pm.,-1.5 UNITED
street at 0 highrateof speed, and, lnzlonr hoc!-:cy played on the ‘L M. C. g_._.v,(,__ at Mme H' a_ m_;
knowing he had the right or way. did A. stun. 'lille same is played with nt G,.qe,,,.,,C1, 3 p_ m_; germ, M
20% nothing to were a enuiglon, he was a ten-inch puck with a hole 'ln the net.” 7 P m _
il8~ ` ' ` `
.center and broom handles for hockey
His Lordship then proceeded to sticks. The rules are much the some -V -in "
as ice hockey except for clieclclng.
rule,` that those who make use of "The first game last _e_`vcnlug proved
the public highway must drive to the 'very interesting and more games are The M ar kets
safety of the public. ‘ to be played in the near future. °
'Ijhare is some evidence that this Those starring last evening were _
young man was coming down Graf- John Turner " who _proved a great `
ten street at a rate ai' is in so miles ‘mah an tr. » nnslve. John Martin Momma" °"°" °"°` 3"
per hour. Now, a motorist must have also pro" .liable as well as Ed. ' _
his car under control-that is, incase .Warren, .. _ r scored many goals. ggfgo TLS 1:;  3
of overgclng he must be"able'to avoid Next game to be played on Mon- D
s
day night
_ot ms “__ under °°nu_°l_ so M (annum hm) flour situation was quiet. prices
you accept thai evidence. You `may LONDON. Eos.. Jan.. 31--One 0! 'mms when “rm” bein' "my
and a verdict rar- the defendant. the peculiar ervrwim which the °“"°° "“° “‘° "°‘“‘“° °‘
ce - movies have contributed -to the Am W” *mm* Th” '“°"°“‘°“° °f
---- H--139% suddenly he saw a flash, and there HUM The Tim” SWS- D C” hem °"“dV Th"° W"
' was a collision which threw his car “There mlKht be KUNG minlllldaf- °h"“3° "°d°y m th’ mc" my
“,°und_ md ups" “_ Gauging the "mums wncemms th, “uvm” of ation. Prices were unchanged. Tl
ihlury. Then, there is the serene- the army of film movie who devoid- W” ‘ ’“°d°'“*° d°m°“¢ ’°°°"¥
.... .... 97% me-, eh¢¢;~y,t,11g¢ he wg.; going down ed on Bhardeloes this moming and_'.l°°d lily. N0 BXPOPD llllilllflll YB
 ....1oo’/» prince Street at a slow 4-are of gms, "shot" the rox hounds, the scene ci, ported in. 'The cvs market was firm
.... ‘....l02 mg gm; when 1-lg got to the mt"- the meet and many other subjects. "`9 “M¢\’f°n€ W 'NW ml\'k¢i 505118
section ar ri-mee and orntmn, they Ifney might even have "shot" the iff 'ill in “W °f 1°W°f lfflvlil "Dm
saw an automobile coming down "d they beena little more nimble." F10 and advices that British
lea!
---- ~--- 53* speed. They came ‘o a stop about wheth. at 'the time Macdonald *hi-5 WW! Bhd llld likely to be
....  53 mg “nm of gh, 5 ,md gm, cu- was ‘op Fi.-,ly L, he ,;¢¢,¢g_¢_|-pg next week. Prices were unchanged.
----  5° _ came along and str them. would ha ’ 1, F#¢¢¢lPil were 929 cases. "~~ local
This is lv of negli-
gence; it _.ve to consider.
The case a put by the plaintiff is
that Daniel Macdonald drove so neg-
ligently as to run into the ear of the
plaintiff, causing damage. If then.
you dnd that the accldsidt was due
to the negligence of Macdonald
alone, you will give a. verdict for the
plaintiff-not, cf course. over the
sum of $300.00 If on the other hand.
the accident warcontributsd to by
the negligence of \la.cAlser, even if
Macdonald was negligent also. than
the plaintid cannot recover. and the
verdict goes to ths defendants
You must consider that young
Haclilesr had the rls'l'it of way, and
that the man coming down Prince
Bt-root had to look, and protnct his
right baud side-the  coming on
his right. I have told you to what
akiidit that luis applies. and I leave
tha casa in your hands.”-
’l.'hsil|ryretir,edat4.Up. m. At
1.00 p. m. they returned with a var-
diot for the plaintid. Mont. for O80-
00.
'rhseourtwasadieum|datlp.|n..
tt|ilia.m.today,whsaarl\n\aent
wilibalieardiaiiieeaaeofllhll
vnllaahod. ItwlilthonhlWl‘
nano. Eawh, George william Mae- { :ame with sued clay cxl\ii=Iled‘
'WESTERN
-sulumzasrna/Fannie
in the tnwh buualhg wui be
by Mayor Amoti on Saturday
noon at 4 c'cicck_ Tea will be
by the Daughter vi the lmplra.
charge of 250 wil. lc mada to
pay library expenses. Donatioli
books or money will be gratefully
oeived.
_ --HOCKEY GAME AT 0’l.l
-An exhibition game between th
Y. M. L. team. Summeraide. and
O'Leary team took place in
'J'Leary rink on Tuesday
i‘hc score was 5-4 in favour
§'J‘Leary. It was a good fs-lt.
'loth sides. There was a good
| endnnce ‘ inns. Rcv. Mr.
l -cicrcecl ~.me to the
if both .=,. The visiting
swlsh to thank the C‘l»eary
:Association for the co..:~i-:ales
:ed them; nlto tc Mr. and
lhew for their kindness in
I ‘ng them so royally.
PERSONALS
gunner in s~...~-..:.-.tue this week,
| l
[ -Mr. H. A. Darby ef
ilage. was it visitor io
this week. the guest of Mrs. (DL)
T. Tanton.
-The many friends of Mrs.
Mlnto, of Summerslde, will be
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ern Guardian
feature of the Montreal grain
and a fai:-‘amount of business
done at unchanged prices
nd,
mbla shipments would be
potato market was stef’ 
savers Island ~-‘-.tees we .ine
nmediats s..._.ment at 90 cents
.ur whites, DB cents for green moun-
tairis per 90 lbs. in bulk. Little
trading was being done in P. B. In
goods. However as shipments pg;
small just now most of the buainsq
lil!-Sing was in New Brunswick po-
tatoes. These at 65 cents fm' Onan
Mountains. 58 cents for whites par
90lb`s. inbulhlocsnts higharin
bags. '
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