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Silverulfox Pelt

A ‘BEQEMJBER. 14» 19§6 . ( - \‘....I..q ...

Skins »'

‘We are ‘open to purchase for spot cash

. A _.8'_\Y.i_i§liin,i:he next ten days. receive highest p Mocdiuiiilils ' ' it 0 P: En In

.erels r10. IikeaTortmzt.

, MABE av

‘cnAswlsLl. “iiflillffiiir-F

JTONTIUEALI. Que. -. Dee. 13.—.~ lie foreign demand ffir Canadian 11in on the Montreal y allowed no inlprovemellt and . colisctiucucc bnsiness- in an ex-

i-t ay iras dull. There was mewlemand from local‘ cxporterli r Canadian Western barley to fill u contracts for export and ualcs fseveral loads oi‘ No. 3 were made i‘ 7311M‘ .lnlshcl.(l.l..'i~‘. bay ports.

- Edward island ‘t Lead. aged 2a

market tow

IN ivaluolildn .

MR. ANGUS MACLEOD

-Qi_>—--

Tile death occurred in the Prince Hospital at- 2.30 yeterday morni g of Anguo Mac- esrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. -Alexantlcr J. MacLcoil. oi‘ Montague Mills, Montague.

Mr. MncLeoil itad ncs-n ill for tile

healing oar which developed into an abscess on the brain. He receiv- ed the best possible surgical and medical aid, having undergone two operations by specialists. but. his. life could not he caved.

-lle who born at Valleyfleld. mid for the past five years has been J re-siilent of, Montague, where he has been associated with his fatllcr ill tile management. ol’ the nlllls. llc was a young lnall or splendid cilar~ tlcicr. and his ilcnt-h at such a coni- jiarativcly early age will bu learn- ed with deep regret and sorrow by a. very wide circle oi’ friend-a.

tile haves to mourn besides hie ‘parents the following brothers and i-ilutersr-Nell and Sinnhopc. in Vancouver, John and Jessie in ‘Win- nipeg. Ruth in Saskatchewan. .\lr'~l. Louric in Fort William, Ont. Mrs.

man, wife of David C. Scllurman. of the Elillilfllllfilllfll Farm. (Phar-

bc iloinelltic. finite ill coilrnc. rains was quiet and prices were ueliingilil. emnnd l'or spring wheat of flour

ms was dolio. mic was slbw bu

t tho undertone as steady. ‘ ' " “

r standard grades ol’ rolled oats

m.

|Tll8 demand for eggs continued cllv'e and prices for trash and forage grades were well maintain- d. ‘line receipts were 333 cases. he potato market wan quiet ‘but.

1.75 per bag of 00 pounds. in buikmld» Quebec white stock at $1.55 to $1.50 per baa oL-QO pounds. in bulk. ex track. i‘ The deman .for - utter snllleWllilt aim but the undertone u the market was firm. No asteurlzed was quoted. at 40c to 0 1~2c per pound. The receipts "ere 931lackagcs. the only trading i‘ importance that developed in he butter market was a ilenlanil rum United States buyers for Vceltern current recoiptl-i oi‘ N0. 1 'hite and colored which resulted n sales of odd cars at l7 1-40 10 7 1-21: per poilnd. Tile receilllt-l rcrow2-i0 boxes. , (ypTAivi/di, OnL. Dec. lil. —— PIKE kets continue firm and are gen- ly unchanged over the weekend. 'l()lt0NTO~— Dealers are paylnll or upgraded eggs. delivered, ex- m... (H. firsts 53. SGCOIRlH 35. Pri- c.~i t.o retailers oi‘ fresh are t! to 75. Ylllilrl 60 to 65. HOUOIHlJ 30. forage extra-s 40. first-s 43. aecoilds .3. Poultry -— The market is firm- t bi reported that as high. aa-i 31

diissiuim ADVERTISEMENTS

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lflr insertions

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Situations \\'iiIli/(E(l

A N ‘i’ ED- POSlTiON FDR mulling, or go an noueekeepcr to small fillllll)’. Apply YA. h‘. Guar- dian. 327612 4i

l For Sale. '-

FOR SALE .- omvme SLEIGH. nearly new. Apply llwFrizzlirs Slilfi‘, (‘overload Road. "

‘ . <l258~3i.

F03 SALE--FRESH COW GOOD "lillwr will sell or exollanso for unmet-him: to toed.~’A. Rllyncil- l-‘ijeuch Fort. 3310021401

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ran SALE-AN onleimil. ow

fashioned Franklin stove. a 41111-

1111: room beater and‘ frankn-

Altair 80 ltocatord st.

iimls-is-zi

illlsocllaiieons

_¢ . x ' ' NOTICE-ALL, '-‘ coouun ~00! us not paid h mcesonu Mill 11B handed to our lawyers for col~ ‘°“'>1"fl- Szitlowleug I (l

wsom. 12-10-51

Nd. A. yiiieoonnul a... LAND sllrffiydr. Hermanvills . E. i.‘ 0734-11- 041110

YIAYED -—1'WO IAN QIMII ‘"1 m1 llriim vies siilceg0ot. 1.111 Ind ll no; calmed bathrobes-

lith will 9n tint iii l" My expenses." thankl-

Crspauil.

lti 111* i1;

as fab- aud all amount of bust-i Tile winter wlleal Rev. .\l. Scott Fulton. was held YUR- ‘ ‘hint-Loads iUnilel-takiug Parlours. after which Tho trade ln all lines of millfeetl tliohmly was taken to the railway as again active and the tone of station to proceed by rail to Monta- c nlal-ket was firm.‘ The marketgue for burial. The date or the lun-

s also nctifo and prices, were ’ .

luttettluh. Christine of New York, u trained nilrsc. wllo camc home to

Tile local and exportlbe with her brother duing biz-l ill-

“PS8.

A abort rlfll‘l'lt‘l‘ conducted by

terday aftcriloon at

eral will be announced later.

cents is being paid for live tilrkeys

in Western Ontario.

MbNTIrEAL - Dealers are quot

‘ing mr-din-graded eggs, delivered.

43. eecondll Ill to 30.

ivilN-NIPEG —— Doailers are quot lag country shippers extras 5t! firsts 52._ueconds

i 'SA'5KlA"I‘iUHiE’W'A1N>—1Deulel's_ are

paying for upgraded eggs. extras 45 to 50, firsts ~10 to 45. seconds 35.

lPrices oi’ storage to retailers are

EDMONTON ~ Country ilenlcrs

are receiving for extra-s 50. [lliilfi 45. seen-ails 40.

l 1ST. JOHN. N. -ll..-— Dealers; are

tpayillg i'or ungradctl eggs.» deliver-

ed. extras G5. first-s (i0 seconds Prices of frexsh to retaltlero are ex- tras 73 to 75, firsts 68. Storage ex- trzrs 46, finite 413.

|. iillALiiFAX — Dealers arc paylnt!

‘for upgraded eggs, delivered. extras ins. firsts 5.1, seconds 2s. Prices to (retailers of frcoh arc extras GR, fisiu (iii, i'.(‘0iltlS 11S.

1('.'llAR‘I.O'I‘Til<ITOWN. I’. E. l. —

theaters are quoting country points. extras 52. flrstu 48. secolltlg 43.

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10o par lino o! f» ivurilli Ne per lino of fl wurdn ...7u per llnn of .1 words

xxx xxx

Sitilaflons Vacant

_____._.____._.i__i_. MAKE MONEY AT HOME-MEN

‘cards.

Dominion Building, Toronto.

iillale ‘Help Wanted ploy-men for Bl-rbers.

‘Barber College. Department "F" Halifax. M-tmtl

Lil-j

era. 18160-1250 monthly ‘also

130x 116. City. ‘ - _ 300612 114 2128 Jan l‘

W911i“!

can ranch a limited number (Canadian National only.) --

past six weeks. He contracted a h

Moore, Albion. Prince Edward ill-- land. Florence at home. Mrs. Schur-~

40. “Price-sq or was fresh to ‘retailers are extras 80. first-s 6,5. second; 48. Storage ex- 1 tras 43, firsts 40, seconds 86.

extras, ~16. {irate 42 to 44, seconds.

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and women can earn $1 to $2 an hour in spare time writing show- No canvassing or uolicit~ lng. We instruct you and silpply you with work. Write today. 'l‘ho lvioneniti: Company. Limited, 43

-o-——- -——-—---ii--—— BIG EA NINGB. QTEADY EM~ Become ‘export. in 8 weeks. Writs Molar

I-‘lREMEN. BRAKEMEN. BEGINN- clerka (which position). Railway

‘i.

FOXES WANTED TO IOARD

Gentral Guardian

cowl: ‘r0 incl-lieu ‘T... a. Non-u ~Dalne this evening and have a game

#3’- » Western Guardian

~SUMMERBIDE GIFT SHOP ‘is

of Bingo. 332g 9011119)“. Ltd. east and ‘west .. ____ stores. ‘Nunrberless beautiful w; NR5 Buymq qmmlm a‘ Christmas suggestions. Make WMQMMQ 0n QM", Bu?“ any your selection early. 3323 mild d u-(Il k " . ~ - “y “L 117°” 33“ -eunnizm: coum. —--The su- gmqo l; 1.1m,- jname Hm. Tea aremoCourt in Silmmerside, P. n. this evening, _~ .. . ‘ 33221.. wasoccupled all day yesterday ‘ with the case of McDonald vs.

Morrison. The case was still be- ing heard when court adjourned until this morning.

<-Q;--»~~-- HELP TQ SOLVE family tron.

bles. See how at the Strand tonightl

DON'T FORGET the Stile 0t Con. dy at Ulla West Kent School Con- cert tonight. 3319

. a319, 3.1 -. "_ ‘ _, <;l, ~-°FUNERA‘L NDTICE -- Th9 w||4|_ 55 TAKWG ‘we ‘h6g5 u, funeral of thb late Angus MacLeod Emerald lDec. 22nd all day. last Wm b91151‘! u" i ‘he Plelibytefla“

shipment for the ygur’ please "B, Jhuriah,‘ Montague. “Yedneilay at l! ) lll.

YOU? 110k! witlrisecretary “by card " - Llvest

H. S. (1-4 . N. McKay. Sctfy,

or phone." by 20th Dec. lCltlel-ald l. 33071214 15 l7 Ock Report

THE GIRLS ARE presenting a novelty drill tonight. Strand t4 p. ' Zliilil.

(Canadian Press) MONTWIldAL. Quit. Dot’. 1.'i. -- ‘Jattle receipts 1,410. lip to (no. line of \i'l‘lllll_E the canners llatl illukcil out. and aold at $2.00 per :wt and no other cattle had been» weighed up. Coll‘ receipts ililil. l‘lle few good veals were sold front $111.50 to $11.50 and some common

FUNERAL NOTICE. —- Tho re- mains of the late \Vatstlu SQillilll-ll arrived from Jloatoil by the ldti train lust night. The funeral wll take plade from his late resident-t

206 Sydney Street on Wiedncstlay ‘"1014 H010 101' $l0-00U (311100 Dec, 15th. service f-ilflfllng at g u ralvcs brought Ilnttixon $1.50 zllld m. interment Pcoillt-s (‘emctcrr i4 75.

Quotations:~(‘.tloil veal $1.50 to $111.50. medium $10.00, (irai-isers $4.50 to $1.75, lillcep receipts 2.521. uauiln-l ivero very hard to sell. The iuality was generally poor and {bill's-iv sales nladc. were about. 59.00 for the bucks and $10.00 f0!‘ common to medium ewes and whctbcrs. Ono lot of just ined- ‘iiln lalnbu were sold for $10.50. Sheep wort» fronl $3.00 t0 $5.50. *Qll0lilll0llSZ~*l§'\V8S $3.00 to $5.50 lzilnbs. good $10.00 to $10.50, coni- liloll $0.“) it) $1il.00, bucks $9.00 l0 $0.50. Hog receipts 3,275. Hog prices, were crrutlc. Some bogs ivcro de» |li.'|1I'('tl on contract at $11.75 and. $12.00 ilat and sales llllil lllorlllllgy

ISLANDER WEDS -— Tile marrl age took [ilucc bi New Y()l'k luut week of Miss llcatricc Munro: Schurnlan, daughict- of Nllzanil Mrs George W. Sclliirniuil. to llolbrook ll. Cual-illnian. Mr. Scllllrlnan, father of the hridewla a native of Prince Edward island. being u ‘nrnlllpr oi Jacob Qioillil Schurulail,’ llnited Sfiiflev‘; Allll)il‘$‘:iil(|(ll' to ilernlany. Mr. Sehilrlniin in a lneulbcl‘ 0t’ on: of the largest law firnls of Nevi" York of which lion. Vharlcs E Hughes, a former candidate for the lPrez-litlency, alld a fm-mcr Secretary oi’ State. is now thi- hi-ud.

-——-———<0>- --_ PERSONALS.

-—~~~—~ ".0 the butcher trade were 110111-13‘

Mr. James (Yllonin-ll lcnvcu this lllfllli‘ at $11.50 and $1l.75 flnt.' "lilfllllllt ‘fill P111111. r Packers took u liunlbcr of hogs at —--—- frillu $11 lo $11.50, for thick

Niles Wllna. llryan. tcncbcr at Ellcrsllc. spent the week-end visit

illlUllillH, ulth a $2.00 prcnliuul pol lop; on selects and $11.00 to $11.25

ll1g‘l1‘1i3!101* 111 WW1 90W)". slit! 0'31“ ‘or shops. Son's were lower at the guest oi‘ Airs. l,0.'t1'tl_ 55.3.’, m 9595a _ -_._ - -¢oa—~-—-

Dr. J. (‘. NIL-Donald. accompali- RECEPTION AT LONG CREEK ' lcd by his dailghter. Ztliesi Helen ' were zimoni: the iveck end visitor's Autumn has brotlighl with it 1° 1111‘ "11)’. - many gay festivities and alum’!!!

——— those worthy of panilcillal- ‘men- u“ J- 1i~\l1""111 1°11 Y0 ‘10111113’ tlon WilH a reception held at. the.

for hf.-.' honlc ln..\lili'oril. ilarsuaftor 001111111»: lo inc l-land to attcnd the

llomo of Mr and Nlrs Will. S. Niac- Klly. Long (‘reek on Wctinesilziy

riqpjgwgpg “jmfflugnd, Cm. lmgielctra-s 00-63, firsts 53 to ~55. pallet fllllrrlll of his father. iii‘. J. N. evening, Nov. 10th, ‘when lilo mem- f Pllinco Edward island (lrcelNPXlra-s i5 to ‘l8. Prices to retailers Ahcurn oi llordoll. ' hqpg ot‘ (up dxlng (‘rock Womcirs [ennui]... we... quoted a; gputpni’, "fiflhr are extrao 72 t0‘ 75. fir-iii! "fr lnutltnlc and a immbcr oi‘ their m- pa; of ‘J0 pounds. New Brilnll- ‘l’: 10 0-». pullct extras 53. t0 53- All‘. James King arrived last

ick GTEOH Mountaiua at $1310 m filflfllfie extras 45 to 46. firsts 42 to week ftonl New York on a short ltonle to give them a lli“ll‘i_‘.' wel

vivait to his mother. Mid. Mary come to our ‘lllltlSL. Kine. Ti‘ Spr m: Park Road. and h..=. twrl brothers. lierb ‘H. alld Artllllr G., \\‘ll0l1l be ha; not seen tor nine yearn. Mr. King left iSa-tilrday morn- ing on a visit to his former home in’ St. John's. Nfld.

ed upon Miss Jean and Mrs .\’lacl{ay with a beautiful silver tray. Although taken sonic- whnt -hy surprise ncverflleicer‘ their coin-age prevailed and c1

1M1‘. Salli Doyle. -Pl‘asident of the

The camera has. become one of the nlost agile prrfornlers on tllc mot- ‘on picture set since the German influence traine to Hollywood.

The o-ld aystenl of planting tho feet of the tripod firmly and ar- ranging the players within in; lllll- ltcd focal sweep has given way to the ideas- of enterprising directors. Scenes are shot from points high and low and from every direction without illsturbing the cits. ar- rangemclnt. <

The new technique is developed upon the principle that the movies should tell the story in Such a‘ man.

friends have assclll-bled llcre this; evening for the purpose of express- iug to you in uonlethlng more lane.‘- iblc than words a hearty weicolno. to our eomlllunity. As this is not your first. trip to lPrlnt-e Etiwzird iiliaild therefore we do not consid- Q1‘ you as strangers but neverthe- less, we feel proud tmiirrllt to ircl- come. you back from ll. S. A. to he- conic. a part of olir fair island. \V<* invltc you to take part ill the. var- ious activities of our -colnmlinlt_\' and trust tlillt you will always look back with pleasure to the day you settled at Loin; Crock. We. ask you

r in lovinfmcmor, of Mn. Mac- , , lntyre. Montague who died on‘ De-

cember 6th. ‘i922. " ‘ ‘ ‘ Gone from cm ng yo. dear mot

DISPLAY

her ’ in Arilitic Holiday Package!

lilies Annie Mac-Pheo presented .\lr.

TEE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

And liow on illspiay. in ilur‘ Showrooms; PIANO AUTO SEAT, HIGH BACK, GENTLEMENS’ DRIVERS 1 ' NATURAL WOOD PUNGS. IN LATEST STYLES

Canada Sleighs

Also Saskatchewan ‘Robes and Coats (all sizes) “CORISTINE” Beav- er, Kangaroo and Manchurian Coon Coats, Grey and Black Goab Robes (all sizes.) ‘ ‘ We have a large assortment of Harness, Horse Rugs, Sleigh Bells, Washing Machines, Wringers, “FLEURY” Root (‘utters and Pulpers, Grain Crushers and Grinders. ' “ANKER-HOLTH” Cream Separators from 350 to 800 lbs. capacity. “CORONA” Ranges and “PEASE” Pipeless Furnacs, all of which we are or 0n time to suit the convenience of our

PRICES.

selling at lowest prices for cash customers.

1“ Bargains in Sleighs

We are now offering some of the styles at; LESS Call early and get first choice. a

“DON'T FAIL to call and see our stock 0f the above lines and get our prices before buying elsewhere.

A. IiORNE 8c CO.

Charlottetown

Fur Robes

~+ u

lusf ARRIVED

THA

Summerside

N FACTORY

11.0.11. v. R. Hold Enthus-

Tlle local ilruncll oi‘ the (lanndian Naval Volunteer , (who of the leading young llli‘ll'.~l ill" fi-lcnils ivctldeil thun- way to thoii gumzlmong’ Wm] “h Jun.‘ not“... zli. the helm met rcccntlv l.i one o. enthusiastic

the most

After all had asz-lclnblcd the llro- “or ‘hem sidcnt Mrs ‘Norman hlacldcan call- may" idea m. H“. "Hwflng was I AMUANl““"‘organizlng and mhedules. election volnnlitteies relative lit spurt. etc. Needless to say all llltlililllfi c- h with the

hearty approval oi all prc.»

lilPl

program:

1S ports

lMclsanc, W. “fllltlfllll. ll. liilrlxef-W- tuber alld November:

iastic Meeting u.

by

‘for

thc branch.

ilrzliving: til

up

uuaninltiuz< ill.

winicr~ lioivlinu. U...“ 7,4; Hockey and indoor shooting.

COMMITTEES

MCMIIIIOI]. C. titonilolly.

‘{0\'<v|1 bow-strings. and has cocci-oiled in Regen... sllilrti-nilli: tho process by ilalll- l

‘lillllvflllii

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,|i|'~,.|-(..._.<itllcl'. over which the bou.

l'l'li'i

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M- P. ll. A.A. ll. of C_ returned responded with a silluible reply. 1...". p.161“... n“... p. til;||j5lq1y1'l‘11l@13 'l‘bcn they are roiled. on Saturday night from St. John An excellent program-ole. oi‘ ainuuc- ‘he ma“. mafia‘ “.11. pm j‘ hwkfv “qhv... "m; plug...“ m... a imw. where he had_ been ilttenrling‘ a nlcnls was czirrieil out until llliP1ggregntion i" m“ NH‘ 1mm]. ,_-,.-i,.._._ nlséfting of the A. -A. U. ot‘ C. and woe sma’ hours of the morninixlhis Mme‘. w“ judging ,h‘(_‘p_,,._l rynblelrtzrhfi]‘ryilsnfgiglligioxicc Ilffiiil“ yvbcn iilil ilysiporneil to ihe.]il' valtflvli’; sonnell- will ‘give a audit ‘ilvrtlllilil _ — I - 1 - c. ‘ c. in’ llu silt-i a l. - l —. I ______"¢____ Llgizldlnoiflm ixconed. lllvlillllslfiifielVéfi.‘ I U I v v Alaska Railway . , _ H . rst ol d sellcs n1 hilll-lll ‘ . MOtlOn Glvefi Camera 1“°11‘1“'111i3 l“ fh“ iiddllfifli" “r evenings to take pint-c on lhc liuli‘ Gains p. (‘é Ne N r t- . M“ 111111 RHSW“ i}"H-\m"'k'5 mm ‘ ' of catlll ‘month will be bcbl on \\'t-tl_- m- _ .. W a 1'3. We 0W6!‘ mfflizligfililofidiii_411“ llcstiziy,‘ tomorrow irvclllng. ht l.'_\.\'('[;();p\.(; _ t)...“ |;;' __|.;.u-,.. --_- w‘ mm mélilhprq of m“ “m” o clock. .ful] attendant-c lH l'\|li‘l‘l'y|]gg m- [lnple 531mg Al...“ m“. MOODWOOD, (‘al.. Dot‘. l3. -— ‘ 0' ‘ ‘,_ ‘ ’ “ 1;’ ‘_ ‘.041. V ruatl lll‘L'i‘l‘ilH(‘il ‘2-l per con! dllriuJ. (reek Wonlcns [not tu.(. dnu The following is H", wmlor-H m" hm fist“, Yuma N0“, W. 3mm‘

‘Drill Nighii-Monilay and 'l‘hui->- ;|1|]11|_|] |'(\l](n‘]_

'1)’. Social nights-Jidftecntb cf cach 1., mouth, 7 p. nl. until fl p. m.

Hockey-cl. -(‘unnoll_v. i3. lilacs.

Shortens Process of l Making Bowstrings

SACITAXTENTO. -(‘.al.. Dec.- 132. M .l. Lewis. state stilrckctiper. has‘ iliscoveretl a simple way of making.

l

A properly Dlilllflil boivstrillK-l, Lewis says. is thin ill the nlitldie bcctmllng gradnalli‘ larger toward‘ t. lhi- cllds to tukc up vibration. lie i... hos wtrritetl i... consisting of a scries-"of ilezs each M- lllreo-kplarters of an inch i‘ ‘the strings

strands are looped. After thc rc- ]([llll‘i‘il nunibcl- oi‘ loops are made. n“ the strands ill'i‘ cut to l‘ll-_‘ desliretl lcngib by runninl: a knife down the

ltcnerzil lnanallcr. revealed ill hie The gains were divided its fol- lvs: tillssilllzel" tlvlffic 1T2 pt-l‘ vcui. freight 217.1. and mist-cilan-

i Maintcllulli-i- and operation costs ,\\'i'|'i‘ cut 30 |l(‘l‘ ccllt. illlhoiigh iltiiltrlby ivooilon bridges arc being l'(.‘(]llll(‘i‘li by SlPPl. and many tics Hire being rnneweil.

!lll tho iirurcnsc of traffic.

tirade .\'.-l. Adah Macbcan.

except Silver Fox. Honest l?!‘ ' lair. Quick returns. Sliver foxes gold on commission. Ship now.

gzwnr c: otawfrt." gash 2V- L ‘We WM y w’ I and In Baskets. Many to‘: ar, urn sow. . . - ovn o tour memory -

. w aail-ll-ao-ti w: llerp- o y‘ m" . choose cram at new to w" ' Ncwr till life undo. nhail we forI W"-

WANTED-RAW runs ‘r0 FILL m y“, __ _, I .

our Oriiflfl- W6 11117 611011111111 bur tolpur hurii -le UNi-QFIVI‘ 1-H; pRQMPT pnugqigrg

We've» .21."?- 1

persons were killed and fifty-eight injured in a collision of n frclizllt train and a passenger train on tllc

Gratin .|i||[,»—-l, llllilii “T. Hartford. ilutchinson and (. i. hum ieqilsl.)

=: 2. lac

mssnrso-nv raowsolsou

South Manchurian

Drolst Fur 00.. Ltd-. 4B8 St. Paul

railway

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Tobacco Chewing Deer the Latest

.\.I\'CliOR'.»\(ll<3, Alaska. Dec. lil.~ 'l‘obacco chewing rcindt-trr. possess- ina lilo stubborness of a mule and the lighting qualities of Gene Tun- ney, bid fair to challenge the. au- .]ll‘(lllill'y oi; the. xnalamiltes in ill"- ilclil of Alaskan transportation.