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- ' _ " _ ' ' can imagine the._lndlgnatlon of those two defenceless coast ` . - r `- - .' .-.‘..~_- 1'* ~ »_ » - ' I . cities where. tlriough evident treachery, children were lull-1 iinarloileluwll hurtful.

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_ a _ _ ..: 1. - .- __ »., _ t ._ ._ . _ _ __.=wa~ 1-nh-not w6n~F*_t__:tS§t%’mm--.Qi(gi-1135"" wer, g°_|.m`.n__. _ . ' ...._..~.,...._ _ . - - ~ ‘ even those clall!Hn‘_g_LBritIa\`t"cltlnenshlp, were arrested. _ - ' `

itoadillk-between the lines in our English exchanges the; enoral suspicion ol reaident Germans treachery isqutte' evident. -This. for instance, from a late issue ot “John ull": - "King Edward Horse. Some strange stories reach us in 'reference"'t_o this regiment. located at Langley Park,

' Slough. Dut of 550 horses nearly 100 are said to he_ sick.-

' N.” .nd Edu' Num Phmun °' " " °"'"“2‘ 1” hllst -'there is here than a suspiclonoi' German blood 111;

the camp." And this: _ "if the Government will not agree

dd* Nhnnm sw". .ml Monuout 1 to set_ up a committee of Public Safety, as suggested by Sir

'°L°_M°" 0'6"' Mum". 'Nun' sand W' c' V Site, do us the Honor of considering our suggestion that the

elence, _of the Realm Act ab6uld.be amended by giving, power -tb"detaln and deport any suspected spy. even though'

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER _19, 1914. _ at

_ PROIilBlTl0N A SUCCESS

in a review of the present temperance situation, the Wes-_

10Y11ll, under the beading Epworth League has this to say _

about Prince Edward island: “The island Province can_l

boast of having the onl.\' Provincial P1'0l111Jl1i011 111W 111 111°_\zine compares the part played in the present war by the Dominion. The Act is not as complete as many would like, Emperor bt Gss-many to that pmyed by M11¢bu's satan, 11111' 1'r nas BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL- T00 11111011 1‘@~ The Emperor pretends that his “heart"bledatLouvain" and' sponslbility is laid on the private citizens, and not sui‘iic~ thou proceeds to the butchery of Belgium, and later to tht, ient on the public oillcinls. This is a common weakness of murder of innocent citizens of English cities. This is 011 1011100111-1100 1081811111011- lt 18 1101 11111' 10 110.00110 011 11_ the picture of Mi_lton's Satan: "And should I at your harm- private citizen initiating action against his neighbor for 1035 pmbcsube me1t_ us 1 d0_ yet pub11¢ 1-sssou just, honor

being drunk on the street. Even to depend on a committee s nl' private citizens to enforce the law is not wise. The ma-

Not many ardent tempcrance workers arc prepared to rc- port on their neighbor. lt is sufficient rcason for neighbors

1100111111111! 0110111195- 'F1115 W111 <10 111019 10111 11111111 1111111 1116 Germans have outraged the whole code which binds nation fact that he was drunk. There is much illicit selling by__ tb

drug stores and physicians. As experience has elsewhere 11 shown this can be remedied cvclltuallv. WE WISH TO 11

1115A11'1`11»Y "0NG11AT1.'1'AT1`3 T111: S111A111~ES'1` P11017' thc first step in the illegnlity. Since that piccc of lawless-

INCE IN LEADING TIIE D()f\llNIO.\' IN 'ITIMPEIIANCE u

LEGISLATION. ` *` sexes and all ages. They have burned to the ground

Our contemporary is laboring under a serious mlsappre- p

hension when it Says it is necessary “to depend on 11 private the destruction of ancient monuments. The destroyed Citizen ililtiatlllg 110ti011 8801081 his 1J0i§h11l'11‘ i01‘ 110111K University, the burnt library of Louvain, attest' the rage of drunk on thc S1100!-" T110 P01100 lJ01"f01”111 11118 111113' 11111 the Vandals." The shattered cathedral of Rheims, now a fortunately it iS 1101 Often 110098611111- - shell, proves1.the~impoteut rage of the foiled Invader, and

In the M0056 JIIW E\'011111E '1`i1`110S 11 C011t1‘0\’01'SY 18 1'l1S11\€ no excuse has been or canbe adduced to cover the crime

over the question ot' prohibition, in which Prince Edward trhtthful to tbsp- p.,|l_¢y of 511-11¢;n4 1-cm- mm the h,,_a,~15 01 Island prominently appears. One correspondent signing their opponents, they have dropped bombs upou uulosgue,-_ himself "Voter" boldly asserted that prohibition was a od towns.. _Paz-ls, which-lies-seventy miles outside the zone failure in this Province, that there was more drunkenness _ot their 0psmt10us_ bus been attacked 14-u¢h1ess|y and wph. in ffharlottetowxl than tlicrc was in llalifax where there out purpose, 01d mos u_|`|11-¢h11t11-su have been 1u1um0us1y were Onan Saloons. and that the Dercenlflse 01' increase 0f~ killed in thc streets, though their death could not in any convictions wus greater under prohibition in Prince Ed- ssnso.1'u1-thsr the (1os1gus of the Ge;-muhs_ Abd in when ward island than it was in ll wet Province- of spite a shell has been flung upon the sacred roof ot`

NOW it 1111151 110 110001001 10 011 Of 118 \V_l1€1‘0 111080 0110011- Notre Dame itself. A coward's sin, which will be punished

ents oi prohibition obtain all their so-called facts. They pi-sss_pt|y_us, 1t_11¢sb;y¢s_ Qu the hstt1sf1eh1 the germahs- are the sort 01 '1`li1illCl`i‘1t1S =1ll€‘B`uti011S Cl1'0l1li1l0<l 10 S011/0 have shown no greater respect for the ordinances of whr'

pn|it_it~_ai ands, and are easily discounted hers.. ':'rley are t

nnl so easy to answer in other Provinces and wc have had s11_ They have mssquemdeq 111 thu umfhrms of 11,0 Amos several communications on thc subject from correspondents und thus qsgrsqed wut-fum 11110 common murdm-_ They in Moose Jaw. We have been nlllc to supply them with have set upwomen and children in front of their line, that the truth, which bears out what the Wesleyan says, that they might escape, behind this pitiful shield, the fire of llroliibition has been very sucocrrf-ful licrc. especially since their adversaries. They have boosted that in war there is the law was amended and made more stringent by the no "fairness" and tho;-0 is nothing in tbsp- temper or ante.

DPGSGIII GOVCl'lll`Il€I`ll. ' 1 C

‘Mr. J. Beaton, Moose Jaw, has taken up the oudsels ln tlemen in the ileld. ln the true spirit oi’ the bandit, they

defence of Prince Edward island. and in one of his letters plunder and pilfer astheyygo. They levy such fines as

tofthe Evening Times says: ` 1-

“Perso`nally, I dill not read Mr. l\Icshcr's answer to “Vot- 0

or# but 1 1111160 it reDr0V0'»1~ 01’ 1110 01111 llttcll 'Voter' when hc art~in this glorious game let it be remembered that the made such remarks and exngss1H11°11S» 1101 011ly about Mr. Crown P`rin'cejlilmself took a part--and send themhome' Mosher. but also about thc i"rovince of Prince Edward to sum-u' rut- 3 mouth or two thslppslsnus unu their mus. Island, wllicli place, no doubt, 'Voter' has never seen. 1 I 'sums Thus they hs_ve_p1-spa;-su fur the h1_3tb|-y_ which “,111

would like to have n talk personally with ‘Voter,' as' he 'p seems to have a lot to say regarding Prince Edward island. u

Now, l‘havc no hesitation in saying that the_stailstlcs given by ‘Voter‘ are false. Before the Dcvil's Register p

world, compel me_now to do what else, though damned, l

chiuery of Government should be strong enough to do it. should abhorf So spoke the Fiend and with neceesity,.the

tyrautfs plea. excused his devilish deeds."

lt is not to be wondered at that this action was taken. We

lt is_qulte possible that many innocent persons will be

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MlLT0l_¥__’S SATAN UP T0 DATE _

A contributor in the current issue of Blackwood’s Mags-`

nd Empire with revenge enlarged, by conquering the new

On the plea ofnecessity, the contributor says. truly the

nation, and ohceliegulated the proper chivalrous con-

uct of war. The invasion of -Belgium, :1 country whose eutrality they had combined with others to respect, was

ess, they have tortured and killed non-combatants of both

eaceful v_ill1i80s.' -'They have not rei‘r-nined their hand from

han inithe country through which their armies have puss-

edcnts which persuaded them to hold' themselves lihc gen-

f food and of the material of war. They steal works of

rcsently be written, as black s chapter as darhens the an- ' als of any country underthe skies. ` When war is being waged, it -is obviously within the ower of combatants to stamp the law ol’ nations bcncalh

strand the residsricedand publld ltullliings'wrecl':'ed. and

enr7_ Dalziel l§t~ the Commons the other day. will it. at any’

spected and épven imprisoned. ,Already suspicion .__has" ruclr some high places, and it is generally llelleved. with-5

outcause. Nevertheless there is treachery beyond ilispute and we shall not wonderif extreme measures are resort- ed lo.-

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upon and bona

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for one. for damages will lie if ous and

about to tion lays ly before upon the ble.to au

Hayley,

enga vs. said: “I if n. "party case fairly

that opinion

This

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tice, (1900) 2 the sum b _

invalid and turned io the

law. however,

bona fide upon that Counsel,

to 'ian action

th

_ _ ._ and Mrs. Flood are rapidly becoming

I D|Sc|.'l|HER _ ?c_qus_lnt?_;l anti m_nking_ a host _ of

‘ --7 r ents r emse ves n their new

Sir.-‘lt‘ 'has been brought to my no- home. _ _ -

tice that certain pebbleln Prince Ed- » ° ° * ward _Jslnud are casting serious doubts Several delightful skating parties _both _oil 111)' nationality and loyalty. _have been held on Government Pond 1 11l111_111l1.t0 Y011 11€1‘0_with: _ during the past week. 'I‘he_ice, _ al-1 (1) A passport issued to my father though somewhat dusty, was real good

uined cities cannot possibly pay. They make requisitions -_by Lord Selborne, Governor-General of and the lights so kindly provided by'

_the Trunsvaal, proving him a British the City, add greatly to its attractive » 1111111001- _ _ ,_. . ness. ' - f -

(2) 'A birth certificate certifying

that I was born in Leyden, Holland. '

(3) A passport issued to me by the

-Dutch authorities in Amsterdam to en- able me to study in Holland. stating clearly that I am a British subject; i have no doubt that these three docu-

ments__will remove all doubt as to my V -

nationality. - the Heifhts of the Alma; at lnkerman

W°"1‘ 0" Ma11°1°“9 and Miss McNutt cut ihgoilcl; tae; I ‘A - 1 isting were Miss Alice McKinnon ' ' ' `

ri l 1 ,chi “ »

cas9e tffui(1;geiI1lia vsefG{°‘t1;' Mms I' Mccready Miss M M°N“tt ‘

._ .. _-11;; 1- -is---f Bear These Senslble

mary Jurisdiction possessed Miss ,mylo;,_ ' °"g°" and _ Gift I MO d _ `

Y__{.he__(_lc_>;|rts to punish for contempt, ,_ , ,, I S

e _ . _ . _ _ Si :ml a '1“r1|sdi°"°" 1° be exercm Mrs S Saunderson's many friends c;s‘-_X omy!’\‘;§]u£§‘“3\‘;%_g;eist‘;l;’|;_ 813:! are sorry to hear ot' liar illness in`the b , I _ P. E. Island Hospital. suffering from eyom reasonable doubt because if it a e tt k I, I

is not a Q _ case be_ s vere a uc pabtootl-poisoning.

ytmd ___reast;_nable_ --.doubt the Courts on wednesday afternoon Mrs H

tt - ' . - - _ -

genggl 8;‘xl,roc;)e(f&)‘1,e_og:I‘;ir‘?_:lt‘:’i';_'}i’§ Carson Flood received for the first mation." That declaration met with 1:)1f"°l;’{r};er‘?a‘;;'1°‘f3§r‘:fe3‘° '$1153 ;§_‘§n(;;"_f:£‘;:;;‘;:K9';\;°f&l4;1E']1_1)‘: 130;? I-‘lood was assisted 'in receiving

I am_ ~Sh__ ew _ Miss Bartlett and many guests called

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be tin-

' ""“' Barbados on _Dec..._2na ot.Mr. Percy

°i'; wgich Pope Mr Pope ‘will remain t'ilel"e"a-

°n‘;‘;‘l'mfé la? bout 'threat'-weelt's` ‘enjoying the “fam-

w°‘_"d any `~ rc 1.0 e`a` ‘V - " ' Bhangra’ ` Mrsi Murdock`McKlnnon' wa`s`h0s

enjoyable social hour was spent. -

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BY

the prosecution <1 .s s' s. A' »_ ~ ' '_ f

is a criminal ~' ~ .- - _' _ 1 =>_f<»~~=°~1_11_<m-. h-fill” tli§1i.'ii'$‘.3i.t'f.’.i”§‘ii.‘i‘.§2°"<§i§i.“?.i.- an action of Thursday, _ . ._ . .- . ~

prosecution » 1 ` , , sv' 1 ' ' “'“ ‘§_“,1!§; _ Ayvory wide circle -ot menus 'wore'

that A 'Mt 'pained to hear that Miss Elizabeth'

1’ Y McKinnon had the misi t ‘e to

. - y a fall, “ch “ '1"`°“°“" painfully injure hor shomdgir hm

01 ms case '"1' this week and t ust

5 “» “ _ ' ticlphtea. _

_ Mrs. Pethick was hostess at one of

2 B' 8” C" 693' the most enjoyable At Ilomes of the 1"`°1’°sm°“ that season on_Tl\ursday afternoon when me f“f,'_:n_‘;'uE_‘:_: 'upwards of seventy-'five ladies `wore

given -invited to meet her friends Mrs. (i)r.) 0" neoug Champion 'ot' Tyne Valley and Mrs.

he is__notq"ablB Murdoctlr l_Vlf_K_lnnot_iI: both tit whom'

_ ,_ _ _rece ve w er. he draw ngroom

‘1;;s€,':_1;t_:‘;_‘:,'¢ew_ _was cbarmingly pretty with its gay __ Lord Hamm" decorations of red geraniume, while

_ ._ ' g8 ll 1. 0 lei T001!!

89°- 674- ‘mil 0' vihero Mrs w w chi-1 <1

’ to extend their congratulations an`t

LEGS T°TUM° _welcome her to ' Charlottetown. “Mtg

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The stirring memories of a thousand

years!! -

This brings one to think _upon how

many battlefields these shrill notes have been heard since the _bums _gt_ ' \ aterloo They have been beard 011

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z:;:“.':.~::.':.°:::f°@a:i.:t1r;ts|f o.%i‘;..il‘ii._f.‘.%e°i§.i?§ §5é.; 1 thgaggcitggnrfftktgg York arriving' in~Charlottetown -dur-_ mari Will get 0_Ile 0l‘_lI_lQ`I‘e'._' f Q ff", 7+ .'_. . -

admittedly 1_1_1§_'§¢_1‘1_1:__“1';1;t0;'_~Dirt of February or_ If every Wlfé, t. '

Girl wou tl come here to, look - - sat our assortment we believe we

Wd-1t“g§_°m§uj test forthof _-'rum-»u_ay ' .atternoo_n‘ ~ would sell' aii_ the Christmas'

,hae as B1'1<1B'_° §11\11>fth1=1‘~°=°1_w1w11 I1 most' ' Neckwear sold in town. Seeour

_ Special 4 for $1.00. ‘ ' _ ,_

Mr. ?._ 'Wea Crabbe's__ many friends-UI » -l`

were ess to see lm _down town ` ' _ yostn-Shy artevnisof muhposltion _orc 1 °°_" "1"" "9 '° "°”“ I

_ some and our varlety_ is so ~ large and complete prices

` pleasing, toe. Ties at 25 _

i cents, 35c., 50c_., 60c. to $1. _ , ',

W`e’ve exclusive silks that are V _

the best efforts of the best makers _

and silk worms

timd “;t”;1’°”gt will not be as s`erioug1ha11s1hi}lr‘;€'cidTi‘i`l% ‘ 1 large shipment just qpenedui

ve e s a - '

from the makers which cannot 3

the was of mv_'_ ' ‘ * * " _ ' 7 *be duplicated in the cit . - . - "

_ Come to see 'our (¥hrlstmas_

Neckwearspread. ' . g

PATONS _

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° y' masses of pink carnations were artls '

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1"h1°L““'*’ tit-ally srran d i h _ - _

We stock practical gifts only. In selecting our holiday goods -'_

we seek mostiy_ those things that are useful as-well as ornamental 1 and such items are represented here in great variety. _ . `

. Dressing Cases Collar Bags Shaving Seto 1 Smokers' Cabinets

Manicure Articles

Ebony Toilet Article! `

_ ivory Toilet Articles ;

Office was closcd in Cliarlottctolvn it was not safe- to walk thoir f¢et__ _1-hem ls 11° pomemsn get over _m-med state

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down Main Street. Now one can wnlk any street in Char- lottetown without flrc arms. One is never molested in any way' by boozers hitting you up for two-bits. This I know by personal experience ‘Voter,' as they are doing in these western cltics and towns."

_ lt. is satisfactory tr l-nd these chamr-:uni oi' the Province _spread throughout the Dominion. Better by far to herald abroad the success of our tcmperance experiment and en- courage others to go and do likowlsc than (for thc sake of gt "little political 1\ull"1 to pulllish broadcast the :ross libel rind slander that prohibition here has bred more rirunlrards than llnliinx's open snloons. ' _

was scahlts _

it is quite nalural that, tlprlng periods oi’ excitement,

ungrouudcd icnrs should seize those having "ncrves,".and it is a mutter of.not very ancient history that some very worthy citizens of our own cily slept with one oye open for a fcw weary wcclrs. when the war fcver became acute. However, in our Province at lcnst, with the pervcrslty ot' human nalurc _that makes us careless in the presence of accustomed danger, and with the coming of winter with its promise of early isolation and consequent immunity from

` invasion, wo have learned onco more to sleep soundly and

to calmly await thc issue of lilo war.

It is otherwise in Great Britain. There ls, if not fear-a

genoral_uneaslnez:c and preparedness. There is some antic- ipation of n German raid, a fear that the Germans may at- tempt tho invasion of England and the raid of last Wednes- day morning, when real danger was done and innocent people were mttrtiered, has ndded`to thc fear. But with _that roar there ls 'pi-operation tor eventuainles, there is no panic,~on`d1if iiorinany comes. as she may como, as a thug or a murderer in' the night, she will receive a British re- tettin. '- _ _- -» _ "_!lf|t_ _tliol-_o is 111_0_l'o.fhan foqr in_England, there is suspic- io1r,'a'=sitsplctoa lilat points to foul play and treachery. 'i‘lierd`~ar`d_l}e1rmaas'in.Eligiand. _Ai._'n_n early stage of _the Mar, lifwlll be remembered, ull Germans who refused or

neglected to become naturalized British sllblerts were ar-‘

rested and licld in detention ca|nps.- _ _ 'lt ls‘higni.’lcant that on Wednesday night, following the’ raid, in our deapnlches yesterday. all 'thc libt- urallzed in Sunderland, a seaport near the cities raided, were -'l‘llc evirlelft meaning. of this is that,

suspicion that German_roaldea_ts had

lrformittion that that part of the

_\ e cannot arrest the leaders of an army, well equipped and still lighting and throw them into the lock-up to ans- wer for their crimes. 'The reckoning will come later, andl shall bs exacted to theuttermost farlhing. Meanwhile we can only record the crimes for which, when Deuce comes; due punishment shall be inflicted. When the' sword ls' drawn good faith _and honor _alonopersuade an invading' army to iight hu`man_ely and in decent accord with the law and practices oi' civilized peoples. The Germans are lach- ing conspicuously in fgood- faith and honor. They have hoastedlhemselves Hubs, and they bn ve been guilty o' outrages wh.lch.~‘Attlla would have despised: Their brutuléj ity will avali them nothing. When they lay down their arms, they w'il_1_`be treated, let _us_hope._uot_as honorable opponents. but as h_arbaria_ti's who have insolently despised the very basis of culture and .civIlizatlon._

New slurisri snlrs 1

to its nnvy, distributed- as follows: 4 battleships. ranging from 23,000 to 27,500 tons displacement. 'The largest gui of one is 12 inch; of another 13 inch and of the other two 13 1-2 inch. Then comes :1 battle cmlser of 28.000 tons' with 13 1-2 inch guns; next 4 light cruisers; three monitors; and 10 destroyers. lu addition to these a battleship which was building for Chili has been purchased and renamed the Canada. Her tonnage is 28,000 and 'her guns 14 inch. Two large destroyertrhave also been’ commissioned and nsmeu Botha and Tipperary. ;AIl'th_e preceding -.vessels are hat' in speed. France has added four super-dreadlloughts to ber fleet of 23,100 tons each _and all armed _with 12 inch guns besides smaller onep. ._ _ ' ‘

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The ravages of tho upheaval in Europe have plunged Poland, as Belgium, into abject despair. Devastation aiid' snilerlng are everywhere, accordlngto observers writing for the newspapers. it is one ot the peculiarities of war-` fare in the"rnost 'civilized continent that the worst lighting is 'oltén done in territory the inhabitants of which had- nothing the bringing' on of hostilities. - -

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Charlottetown, Dec. 18, 1914. -

partment to use or mobilization of the

Hctwecn August lst and September _15ih a period of only 59"” 11131- °-"9 1° six weeks tho British Government added nearly 160,000 ton Nom* We” i1‘”`1“5

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_Thankliig you for your trouble .lin 111111 B119~1¢111V11- |111‘1 011 111° P.1‘1~1l'111 V111;

_ Esypt; on the burning sands of india;-1

1 sm, slr, ¢tb__ ' at the walls of Lucknow and the ram-'

J, A, VAN '1'1;L_BU1;(;_ _1 -parts of Delhi' nn the slopes of Dorgal;

(We have examined the documents

where ‘a F'|nd'letters` played” after' his

_in question. which bear out what dur _two legs were shot through, and they correspondent claims.--Ed. G.) are now beard on the once vine-clad

. - hills ot"Fi°ance and Belgium tothe ter1

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'rar and dism_ay_oi the' ph`le`grna`tlc Teu- on. ‘ ' I ' f

' J‘. R. McD0NAI4D.

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D0lI'T _LE1§'COHl_I__6 TOHMENT YOU'

Use Putntim's Corn Extractor. which

life,

For 30 years Putna'm's hssheen the standard cure of Great Britain und

1°" america. jrryft. y _ ~_

use of

are told the Militia

fresh as expert coniections can ma them; andr~ths'»-prices are very mode ste. MacKinnon Drug Oc., Cor. Gros George and-Kent Streets. ' .Mo

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rt-it Queen

the

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Victoria, B. C, _ _ __ ' - ~

cures Corus in' one night, without path.

_"Gee|you1~_giit 'chocolates -here, ou;

Cliotiolates sms as clean; pure, mai,

_‘ Razbr Straps T11" '“°! 59111” ,' Safety Rub" Thermos Kits _

5,1" P1P" Thermos Carafel ~ Mesrshaum ph," Leather Travelling Cues Tobum pouch” ' Leather Toilet Rolls _

C19" ga." _ Fancy Toilet Rolla

Cigarette Cases SNP 5°¥°¥ '

Ash Trays Hot Water Bottles

w¢|1¢t,\g guns. Toilet Waters _p|;y1|-19 Cam; Ebony Mirrors French ivory Mirrors W°11‘1"ll CMG! nth" 1-10111,,-s Domestic Cigars Havana Cigars S2011" P°W¢¢"'

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