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EDWARD ISLAND. SATURDAY JANUARY
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Now Holds the Tugelu 20
Miles Above Colenso.
  KITCHENER AT MODDER RIVER! 
GEN. outliers Movisrnisnr it I 9 13
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Ladysmith’s Casualties_Non-Combatants Suffering 
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_Methuen in night-col. Hughes to con-  /
inand-Canadian Army Wagons--Red Cross
Officer '-A Volunteer Pays His Uwn Way.
O'rr.iw_i, Jan. 12.-(Special) -_ l`he
Departm mt of Militia has forwarded
to Lord Strath :ona, specific itions of
light and heavy wagons built by Can~
adisn firms and large orders are
looked for from the War Olliee.
.isornim s1'x.ilsR-'rnz RBD CROSS.
The Government is nor negotia-
ting with the Elder Dempster’a for a k
steamer in the Montezuma’s place.
Col. Ryerson. of the Red Cross,
will be given transport on the S. S. a
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Laurentian to South Africa.
as Pars ms own war. .
wiimm, .rm 12._(sps¢i.i -_F
Cyril H. Moore who passed theit
mgdignl agaminagion, but did not get IB
a plwe on the Second Contingent, W
has started for England, paying his
own expenaes to join the Imperial
Yeomanry. F
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Loxnos, Jan. 12.-(Special)--The
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War Ollice announces the British
casualties at Ladysmith January 6-'h, L
were, rank and til-313-3 killed, 242
wounded.
LORD METHUEX ALL RlGHT.` pf
Lady Methuen absolutely denies te
that Lord Methuen is ill or injured. U
KRUPP WARKED TO B3 NEUTRAL.
Germiny has ofiiclally requested
Krupp to obieive a strict neutrality
‘River at Potgieter’s Drift and seized
PROBABLY A FLAUKING MOVE.
This is a tlinking movement, but
whether it is afeint to cover a for-
ward attack it Colenso is uct yet
The. river is now in Hood, but
B C
) lLord
IT
uller now coumands both the bridge
nd drift, very mportant points.
Hlll OIR BUKLII' HOW I8
Springfield isl6 miles northwestof
rare and 20 mles west of Ccleneo.
Roberts agp oved this move of
oiiuzr ann cninnsur sunziziiro. “
Ladysmith adices show the pac- `
le there are livhg very uncomfortable
' esand that women and children
LAorsiu1'n's xinnso asv wooztbln. Szfaggs-|  °::;i°'°*:|h°;;
ust stay for siiety.
ONDOX IXPERIAEVOLUNTEERS.
The city of Lndon Imperial Vol-
, teers got their :its and the Ciry‘s
reedom at the Guildhall today. The
Regiment sails tomorrow They at-
nded Divine srvice at St. Psu‘s to-
ight and laterwere entertained by
the Benchers c the Inner Temple.
Kircunyzu cos ro iionnna mvxu.
It is now ssiithat Inrd Kitchener
and not supply arms to either Eng- w
land or the Transvaal.
BUi.i.iru’s iiiroarlsr nzsrxrcn.
The War Ollice posts a despatch
from Gen. Boller, dated Springfield.
Jan. llth, 9.20 evening: _
“Occupied south bank of Tuzcll
[ I' rg 
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Tilhfll illll
re
ra
Sh
Uoming,days that it will be
hard for you to keep your
feet warm we have a. few
is ,U ' be
warm feet suggestions for ..
Ladies’ 
ill go direct tohlodder River,criga.n~
e a force thas and relieve Lord
Methuen. The cmmand will probibly
be given to Gedlector McDonald.
Sam D
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COL SAI HECK GITI A COIKAHD
Orrawa Janl2 -(Special)-Col
Hughes hebasn ofered the chm-
snd of a compny of two hundred
apctawn sharphooters and has ac~
J.
cepted. by lla. Aylwill ll fellows : Ap.”
Misa M. Campbell
RUUPUU TUPUU ‘ 31-00 Woodman Brca.
John llcKay
25 George Tweedy
R. McKenzie 25 A, L_ Pm-dy
Thos. Donahue
_-tail*
Adslsea's Bates: Balsam has gained a
putation whichplnces it in the front
oks of curative rants. It has been in
e market abouthirty years. it is re-
ininended bythoest physicians because
euros coughs ad colds every time.
s. all drlwgiets.
li
That Harness g§Lyddite.
Thé announceiant that General Jon-
rt does _not objzt to the use of lyddite
ill come as a reef to the British gun-
youl-S_ ners, who have Jeen shedding tears
ery time their iparior officers firced
hem io hurl anoer hogshead or so in-
the Boer rank-London News.
_ John Wilkinson
Gordon Pickering
John Howitt
William ‘ Carruthers George Proli 25
J :hu Marks c. J. siswsrr 1.co
C599- D°Y|° James Larkin 25
Fred Semple 25 C_ W_ Kelly _50
i C- A- MGNIIU 1-00. Mrs. J. P. Brennan .50
_ Samuel Kennedy 50; Mis, L_ J_ Mum" _50
John McGougan 50 (;_ Mongggmm-7, _50
H- A- 110850 1-00“Mrs. Herbert Bell 1.00
John E Sinclair 25 Wm_ Hunt”
Mrs. Henry Clarke 50 W, B_ Dy”
Mrs. Isaac Clark 25
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tolli llaysa'
CIW. Clarke
Gordon Glover _ 1 50
N. E. Carruthers
Gaiters. f
Ladies’ long gaiters made
of good heavy cloth, well A
finished, black and chocolate.
Price $|.00, $1.20, $1-25
Short ones 12 buttons welll
made black cloth price 950.
5 and 6 buttons length
black cloth 45c, 580. 68c-
MOCCASINS.
Snow Shoe Moccasins. *
LIenseeee»aasaaeaee-a$1»mQ_
Womens.............. 75c
Misses.... .. .. .. ,. N680*
Childs.......Z .......‘.45c’
BUF F B803 "*”""...',‘...'_"””“""0
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f .gr ' W -f-  i,-,_;._y.__ . y M. -¢',..¢.=.»s.
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e va., .5 sq, r ‘ "'
50
_ _ , M. F. Schurman 3 00 Rem H_ (;_ Gut; '
` Mr. Ruby
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“The enemy is strongly entrenched L*
four and a half miles north."
_ _ Georgetown tonight. » it °'~7'i'~°3"~3~"°° '"""'°"’
- . _ t\llntheV_ies’,bstthalass_svlshe&‘h
.°lzlg;l;;;i1t:'s:tmio!u&‘»i:m are sci fascia it muon mens erm ii-imp si 
nm llserryvoicea ftbeae'lelestedll|C d’ be _  I
'N41 nifesarisg arms ioriheir ccnsiryii dass: is seein  U mn ' “H90 peek
ln' I; havxllznel s Bangs heart good to hsvstseea the ladies at work and m'“iF°*°l“ '.:.“”“°‘~.‘ ' ba* a*
°~ Nl ll-ID bout . -_
boys would like it it tiliey wereya.t home., Phan: o “ual” iw tn ‘ny an ‘WWI 5° *Ulf*-` 3lm’ll le
The work dons in the last tour days has been something marvelous. _*WI*  VW’
Imagine it you can some seventy-live ladies at work cutting cnt, making and Vi" *WWI*
finishing dressing gowns lou
ABEGWEITS
I he Abegweit-Crescent
Club Carries off
THE COVETED PALH 0F
»dlletotblhd¢\e¢lbev@
inbl ' ‘
°lH||efee;"l‘he
_ get to
_ . nging coats. ‘H inaellatts shirts, pillow cases, t ln* '°*°° U* 'Clie
caps and every imaginable pi I
'I led'
' ,_ -no appmi. ii semis; in 
uslnunded enthusiaaiKall‘dl__sise&ln' a pradnctiv‘?:.hanoei. Suhvicriptlons have 'PIU' ‘°‘*°°'¢ MW* _
come in from all puts cloths Province, and instead ol one box tour boxes will “°L°°d '°°f°‘| “N501
be forwarded in car of M
goal. The
e ajor G. C. J ones, Snpr. of Stores Hilitax who ill _*KW* h°°‘i-°3- T
see that th
c o make the prqtct a success.
A. Marin. M. P., Valleyliald, $2.00 I Mrs, Haywood, port wins, $1.0 ’
Mies Mirtin. ‘° 1.00 Mr5_
Robert Mosse, jar ol preserves.
MTS- D- B» Mlnvherwn 2.00 Mrs. Burrows, jar ot jelly.
R iv. and Mrs. Teasdale Mfg,
Mrs. P- P- Archibald Mrs. Malcolm McDonald. Gsorgc-
Mrs. T. W. Dodd _
Harry and Agues Watfl flannel and 1 cushion-(credited by
W. A. Weeks
_ Mrs. Arthur Pet rs
Mm Trl; j
' llra. W. A. , r. _
Willard Memorial Fund, Summer- C°n°°°°d by un' B’ B°g°“ '
aide
§§§§§§§e
Wm. Howard, jar of preserves.
town, 1 pair wool blankets, 10 yds
,mistake to Mrs. H. A~ Richardson.)
g ALIIRTOS.
5-00 B. A.
Additional from Kensington, collected Cluk
O
ssssseess
25
5° John T. Weeks
25 John T. Prod:
25
25
25
~r~r~r;
' bobo
ggooooc’
J. J.. Rayner
forge Henderson 50
Mrs. B Rogers
J. E. C. Hunter
1-00 Mrs. Putnam .50
T091 $1-1 00 Capt. J. Champion 1.00
Mr. Anderson, soap. $1. H_ Cm-rig
.25
Mr. Murray, lliinnelette, $1. p_ L_ msg," _50
e _ _ A J. H. Hunter 1.00
Ofice ‘ ` 5 "---+
Rev. J. Gel-lsmili 1.00
‘ 824 so
\,§
¢~
packed yesterday and will be closed by
noon today ‘o be forwarded ta George-
town to-night.
names have been omiltid or wrong
_ credits °ven the ladies will ladl have
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._ ~ _/~ nuns nm. noni. -3 bus beer ex- the v°°°mr.v wrrwdvns muh-
 --' ' tract. 2 bile Lithia Tablets i dz Mont-
bys clever run scored a goal. The
priae when I-I. Breliaut scored again
Abbies, but they went to work wlh
Owin tothe la h
 
The three or four cases were partly
If in the great rush of business any
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little
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iiiiie
,sirrat S.i1|nef,1}lbs absorbent cotton. "_`¥`_"'-
_ Min ance w»in.- 2 its rmii sin. ¢H|¢A00 MARKETS.
fpme _ ~ '\ ‘ ‘l siuiicersss it cc -cocci ti
- » i Ili _ "'”* .
. ~ e ,_ d dt 5| _ 1 ”_00_ CincAGo,AJan. l2._-(Special)-'I‘he m
i ° '  -~ ' ’ 7 p°i'iff’Hhnnc:n:i;ihi.E-esiulncn in. '°"°"f°t *N U" °1°°1°sfl*°l= ‘ --
[hl°l€S ,~ i i in visiiiccmiic -zitn Ensmscssi Jim wiissi 64, com. soi, can,
' aa
_. Easy  n~ A I ..§,s..,...;_...° M  sitgcearii
- . . _ ma.- rcs. ° sweet, ;0orn, ;oa,
 .  Missa Eva Staniper.--l;l.alted milk. p0rk.%ll.05. ; M .M
_    t Mrs.E. Robertson.--4 woolnight- Julywheat. 68|; corn,84- oats-; ‘
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Bt ed1iih1:i`nbni ii iciicwhgiiubess
nsiivaa nom w. B. Dyer.-i_ is as- THE WEATHER,
lorbentcettoiqlpkga lint; bottled! _I..____ ef _ »
e£ervescssit salt.1 box saidlita powders
l I T
cs ._ pork, O11 15. Ai
Miss L. J. Robertson.-2 cans mslt~
Mom” gum" Pm’ 1 Mk “uk wmnscrbii. .ini 12..;.(spscin)._ Paton &0os.f-ll
St.mmmsnai>aa.,..,_ sriispuii, 1 esziis icon mncm-y 2 P“`"’ °1°°‘¥°""’k“‘l‘"*"°'“f'
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In the Senior League Match-Scare 5-3._.
second wins iitcrmeahie ta:-sais
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l The Senior and Intermediate ill IQ
H
lleellq
ook Lea ed th Hllllbdn
an idgl mem mkey 2 it :vas  *_* *_
N otwithatanding the humidity 0| the “mm
and judzing by the enthusiasm displayed taay wma
classes and conditions were represented Inq no
gray-headed “sport ” The (gig w
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Liones’ Arn or nun citoss 
Work. About Completed-Cases Packed will go to§.,.,.“’*i‘°*“:5m‘="
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lblet
_ _ w _ heir hopes. however, were sees
e cases are placed on ooard the iranspoit ,U18 3 8°l1 3°” °°"l' P°f°¢» ('59 “P N *U* 'U0
Besides the many articles of app -rel almost everything procnrzblei for the bf' m°') Tl” PU! UW! b°°l\\\° fi# lid “hell Ill
sick room is included. Mothers have selected. fathers have purchased, and °“h°*` 'MT JW" ‘"9 Ahhh" 30'! *"1-W'» I* 3°” U'
sisters have suggested just whht will mike the Contingent re nam oer home. lb’ ‘_’°°"'°°‘° M°L°“- W0 vm' P°f'l¢» |500 CV” Trl
The completeness of the work will be readily seen by the observer when. he bi' '"9 “N31 01° Wd W°°d°ff°| ‘l“‘°“°" Wi* *I
is told that in the coats are pl iced pocket handksi-chiefs, Besides the general ‘°°d°d Wh" U°"'°l`t\» 35° f¢|°| °f Nl fill. Nile led Ill
contributions some 25 private parcels will ba sent forward ti p.ivate members K'°“ 8°»m°.» |°°l*d 1°! 150 UPN".
of the Contingent. I In the second hal! with the were
Too high a tribute cannot be paid to the executive force of Mrs.C. C. Gard- th’ “TY h°"°** HW 0! PNN- 5’
iner,wlio has done so mu h t ‘
£535
5:3#
ance and McLeod of foothll 1 L ‘ve
shooting the puck throuzli the gosh litebt
very even. It was st all limes fall ed Il]
indulged in considerably. The Vice did their
against them, and it appeared as !|lQgh the g
scoring. Shortly bstore time was eel thepeak
again scored for the Abegweiu. 3000;
The victory for the Abegwelte was e elesa ebeve
commended tor the detersiinanca with welsh t hve
iiioegii it is three years siscs they lest that
disconragedmndltissafetosaylleleellhee me
was the peer ot any they have ever bed NIQI
Hirrynrehsutwasecnsldcredbyalreatkvh
the ice.-Sullivan seemed to possess all -his old tile
llcLeanis s peach at point. -C. Week'e yllgill
_W. Pickard played batter than evas-.~¢'ag‘ areas*
by'Bethnne of the Absgweits _Liu lcKlllaa at peht HDI
lifting was grand.
INTEBIEDIATE HATCH
_ g te our the match was ended Tle Gnalhsal ls
give an extended report of this game lltlollgh it QCHUH It T§
hardly less interesting than the senior latch and wee pl K
ics was so wet ihaitiis players had great diillaiilty ia eg el
For aggressive play the Absgweita were superior to lle Vlenblt
more prolicient in combination play. It would be nlielr teplf
the players. as every man did his beat. With little
I ION
make the Senior team hustle. Messrs. l[abou.Coll|le and UOIIOQ
goal for the Vics. Meirrs D
3 2 = . rake and Pound did tae trick for the Abell
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