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CHARLCTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, SATURDAY, JANUARY Z, 1905. ' f ’,'5"§,{°,f,§°,,

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VICTORIAS INFLICT R

If ADECISIVE DEFEAT

Upon the Abegweits in the

' ' First 'Match of the Senior

Hockey League Games Last Night---The Intermediate

Abegweits are Successful. I

'l`he (Inst gnine of the island llockey

League series was played last night. in Hillsboro Rink between the Viclfnrlas und the Al_iegweit»s. Tito cont».-st. was \vit- iiesscrl by ii fairly larire iitt.endunee,and

it ereiitcd i:oi}s>i_tlei‘nIile cntliusiauuii ainong the iirdent. followers of our fastest. national izaiiie. The senior uiiine fur- nished it great surprise in the defeat oi' the Ahbies, who were outplayed and blanked by llicii'}npponuiils. \Vilh the exception of l_’oint liiirlitizer, who re- placed Davy, the Abegwe-its put out their team which liistlycar won the clianipion- ship, and it was generally thought to be ii sti_‘Qi_i|,{ ii.g|_rregiition. and picked by

lllillly N5( ll] Cllfiy \\'ll\ll\ll°»

The Vieloriais had made s\\cepiiig cIi:tn»

ges in their line-up, and four of last- sens- oii's Internicdiates appeared in Senior coinpany for thc ilrst lime. That the Vics had wisely chosen their new men was evidciieed by their lrilliiiiit victory lust night. While the iqiiiiio lacked the sensational it-atiires of inany i'oriiicrcon» tests, yet it furnislicil good fast. liiiclrcy, in which the Vics` foriviirdsliad ii distinct ailvaiitagc.

The liitier were ever aggiessive and

thus the teaiii won its success Gregory especially played a splendid gnnie, and so eager for the puck was lic that lic niade more oilsiile play that all the rest of his team. llowever his work was very effective and creditable. He wius ably supported by the other forwards, who playeda dashing gaine. In defence the Vies were strong, and uiaiiy hard shots were warderl oil' by ilatteiibury.

'l‘he Abbies seemed oil'-color, and thoiigli

the nicn worked hard iiidividuully', team play was conspicuous by its abseiice_

The forwards did not show the agirres-

sivc spirltof their opponents, uiitil near the close of the iznnie. when they seemed' to pick tlieinselves up somewhat. l’er~ liiips over-condrlcnce opt-rated against the eiiufsfsucoess. 'l‘l;e defence did fairly good work, mid when ,they get down to hard ti'aIi1lii§ shohldlvprovéw`E§£Ceedingly strmigr. Moriui nnuie many ellcctiie stops, but was uncertain ei’ his support.

'i’iic guiiie started at ,8.l5, and in the

Si'.\'i'i: or Oiiio, Crrv or ’l‘iiI.uuo, l_ -

l.nc.\s (}<iuN'rv. i ss.

Frank J. Ulu-iiey makes oath that he is

scnior partner of the tlriii of l*`. J. Cheney Sc tio., doin l.usiiies.~i in t.lieGlty of'l‘0lcdo, Ilouuty and Stiite aforesaid, and that. said tirm will piiy the sum of ONE Hlll\- illlE|> l)Ul.l..»\ltS for oacli and every case ot” Ciitarrlithiit caiiiiot he cured by the use of lliill's Oaturrh Cure. `

FRANK J. CIIENEY

Sworn to before me and subscribed in

my preseiice, this fitli day of December, A. 1) 1880.

(SE/ti.) A. W. GLEASON,

No'i‘nnr Puiu.ic

ll:ill`s Ciitrirrh Cure. is taken internally,

and acts directly on the blood and mucous siiri`i\ccs of the system. Send for testi iiioiiiuls free.

F. J. OIIENEY & C0, Toledo, O.

Solrl Iiy all Ilrixgizists 754-.. 'l`ake lall`s FamilyPlllsiorconstlpntion

B00lS _-»

Bigger Sales

Rctail Depart- ment.

This is the BEST YEAR we had since we started business with the exception of one. _ Wholesale department away above the sltirerage and we now wish to thank all our friend! and customers

_ for their kind patron-

age in making the past year such a success-- and we will endeavor to merit your good will for year 1905. Wish- ing you all 9. very prosperous New Year, We are yours truly _

llistlialf Llio Vins shot two goals, wlille the Aliegvveits failed to score.

in the second half the Vles added

niiotlier to tli'ei_r tally. ’l`iie Aliegweltii were biaiiked. During the half, play was :iuspcnilod whilc LIigl\I.izei', who was in» jured, etleiztcd repairs.

’l`lie Interineiliategiiine was easily won

by the Abegweits with rv score of 7 to l '.l‘hi~cii ol' the Vic Senior forwards ap- peared un the liilcruieiliate team for the last time. They played ii. fair ironic but were too wearied to hold the swift Abbie forwards. Cl`lie_liil.ier played ix splendid coinliination gariie, and were an example to their seniors in this respect.

l'l M. linker' made an:cl'Hcleiil. und im'»

partial yeferec.

McK|NNON VS. THE

McLAUGH LIN CARR. CO.

The case of _\lalcoIrii 1V[<-Kiiinuii iigiiinst.

the llieiiauglilin C.ii'i'fu|_»,'e Co., J. W. \'. Lii\\'Ioi'iiiid Danlbl Mott was yesterday settled. lt was to have come up iii circuit. court before Judge Tuck, but. when court opened nn ndjournnieiit was asked on the <,rrounil that ni-igtitiiitioiis for settlenieiit were 'gin progn-ss. This was granted, find litter it was announced that satisfactory arrungenients had been niallc.

it will be renienihered that on Feb. 23th,

ltltll, lllalcolni Min.-lclnnon of Rocky l’uini. l’. E. l., was arrested and brought. to St. .lol\ii. lie was ii. rcprei~ieiitative on thc lsliind for the Mclmughliui Carriage Un., and the clnii';,ri- against him was failure to account., the amount involved being ii lai~i;o one. Mr. ltlackinnon in eliai-gc of I)etect.i\'o Killen reached St John on Marcli lst, and he appeared before Magistrate Ritchie and Uliief Justice Tuck in tiirn. On March au. no' was-».»¢i¢»¢son'»yi»u|u|uiissr,<=iind £11 March 7th commenced action against the company. Mr. Lawlor, the inrinngei‘ in St..loliii,und Mr. Mott, an agent, for diiiuagcs on the ground of false ui-rest. 'l‘hc amount elaiiiicd was ten tliousund ilnlliirs. The case passed tlirougli its vurioiis slu,i_;es until ye.stcrda.y, when it was itetticd.

'l`Iic Mcliauirlillii Ciirriiigctlo. on Jnnc

'ith last secured ,j\idgui'eiit] against Mi' lllr-Kinnon, in a civil suit, for $1,805 and 871 costs. They also held aiiote of his for $l,lf~i7.:’>&§ with interest at t.en per cent. f\'oni April 24th, 1004. The terms of settli-nieiit are that the coinpany curieel the note and give a satisfiictioii of jiidrriiiciit., tliercby releasing Mr. Mc- Kinlioli from :ill claims against him, iuid he nn his purt \vitIidrr1\\'s the suit. The total aniounl. nl’ inricbteiliii-ss thus can coiled by the company is uliiiost four tlionsaud dollars.-St. John Sun.

GOOD YEAR IN TORONTO.

i‘oiiou'ro, Jnn. 3.-l~`inaneial cori;or_

ations report. an exceptloiiully good year in 100|, and the Life Companies have been generally successful. 'l`he Canada Life ii- sald to have had another recorrl-breaking year, lieth on tlils continent and in Great Britain.

A MAN HATES lllMSEI.l_~' `

VVlieii he vviikcii up with lieariiiclic and

l~iid taste in the niontli. Sonictliliilcis net-ded to settle the stomncli, clear away the dull heavy ft-cling nnil create ii. little

appetite. ~li1st|`rei. ii. tumbler of water. some isuixar, am pour in ii still' done of Nei‘vlliiic_ You`l pick up innnedliitel and feel tip-top in a few iiiinutes. Nervli line Iia.~ui`i. an r-qua' fora condition of this kind. ltsl.iin\ilat.es cures the licndiiche, relieves the sick feeling and tits you for ii hard rliiy's work. Try Nerviline. Large bottles costs 25c. .

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DIARIES

For Pocket, Office

or Home,

All sizes, all styles, and bind-

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For The International Cup-ls Now Looking Around For a Suitable Designer to Build Boat.

Niow Yoitic-Jiiii_ G - iS|ii-eiii|)-- Sir.

'1‘h0niii.s Lipton will build another Shani- roelr to eoiupletc for the Iiiti-i'iiatioinii cup.

Sir Tlionias l)'ewai~ who liindcd here to-

day saldz- _ ‘-1 anna wieii, I.ipt¢in_..iion.iy term

Ing from England and asked him what about that i\ixic1'ica]()iip.llc. said he was looking for a new designer now since \Vatson wits dead imd had noi. yi-t ;.»,'ivcii

up hope of bi'i|ii_{liig the cup iici'oss the At- laiitic".

ABANDONED

BY HER CREW

GLou<‘1‘:s'i‘i-;ii, MAss, Jan. i-(Spec al)-

'l‘Iii-. (iloueestcr schooner 'fiicorloi' e lloore

veit arrived in port. last night hrlii,'zii';z

the ciiptiiiin, two mates, iltcward and four sailors and the 'ciiptaiii‘s_ wife of the llritlsli liripfiuitlne tlhio from Kiiigspnilf. N. S. for New York with ii ein-go of luin

bor which wits abandoiiedptestc1'ilayTle:il;

lug and badly crippled by contact with the terrible gale oil' Grand Marian.

'l‘hulteoo.<ie\'cll. put ii prizc crew oi eiglit

iuen on board the Ohio who are tryiiig i. o work the vessel into this hnrbor.

THE OPENING OF

PARLIAMENT

0T'1‘,\\vA, Jan. li -(Spxmiitl)---'l‘Iie foriii i

openinp; of Piirliiiiiioiit is not to tiikc place until Thursday.

Members ofthe Coninions will he swoi-ii

in on Wednesday rind at three o'clo<-it will be suniiiioiicd to the Upper House

and rci~ipcet.fiiIly invited to elect their

Spealrer anrl when this limi been done thi- tioveriior General will he pleased to stale

l‘Ql|.Sl]l\[\l.

A state dinner will bc given iit. Govcrii-

ment llouse the third evening and the

usual drawing room reception will be

held Saturday morning.

D. Liiileur, ti. E., \vlio has been acting

chief engineer of l'ubllc Works for two or three years has been perrnanently np- poliited to that position. '

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RECEIV ES KlNG’S THAN KS

Lounou, January 3.--Lord Mount

Stephen, formerly president of the Can- adian Piwltic railroad, hi\s`presenteiltothe Kinifs hospital fund nan New Years gift

,. , I _ I - ` ~ ' ' ' }5p0,(,tl)iri Argentine funding bonds and

» _ lugs' Prices' $llill,000 in Buenos Ayres wnterworks ii ;_ ~ ._ \ ‘ bonds yielding an annual income of $55,-

' ` ' ` _ | H 000. llls Lordship received ii personal

,a & I letter of thanks from King Edward.

I\'i<1w Yonii, Jiin, tl.-(Spec-ini.)-Si_\' rncii

of the ci'e\\' of the I.itiIe Lockport, N. S. schooner Julian H. Archer were brought here today on the steamer Prinz Adalbert liaviiiir abandoned their vessel on Christ

inas l)iiy after u terrible two weeks ex-

perience in ii prolonged whiter gale. They ui-rc rescued from their sinking craft. by

the tieriiiaiistcuiiier I\'ubiiin hound from

New York forthe coiitinent and was trans

fcrreil to the Adallicrt it week later. 'l`lii* ini-iiibcrs of the \vrccki=d crew app:ii'ent.ly

had recovered from their hrird experiences when they arrived heretoduy. _

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llliiii BLIZZIIIII] SWEIPS llllllllllllll

Mez<'i'iii~:Ai., .Iiiii. ti-(Spot-tal.)-A blizz-

ard sct in this inorning making it very uncomfortable and dlilieult for pedes- trians as well as for all kindsof truillc.

For the past forty-ciglit. hours or more ai seedinl intensely cold snap of winter has

prevailed, the tlieriiioiiielers rciristeriiipf

curly ‘this iiioriiiui; at Z0 below zero. \\'Iillc the teniperiiture iiiiiileufiied some what with the blizzard it is still inten:~ly

cold.

Will tlililllllllll

lil IISHIIIIS IIIIP

(lI.oUcits'i'iia, Jan. 0.-tSpecial.l-Scli

oener lillii tloodwiu which retnrncil front

it fishing trip today rcporti-.d that -I0l\Il I\lcKcnzic. of Annapolis N. H. had been wasliedoverboard und lost. i"0i|r other

iiie.lnbei‘s of thc crew \vci'c swept, ovcr

board but were rcsciieil.

CHICAGO MARKETS-

Cnioaoo, January il - tSi1°0ir1l) - Jan. Corn 44'? May Corn ill

“ \V\leat illifi “ \Vl\cat ll~`

Pork $121175 “ I’0I‘k 812-34

Instant Relief from

7-islhmo.

Whenever you feel a coughing spell

coming on, iight a small quantity of Chester‘s Cure and inhale the smoke. The relief is instant. The vapor soothes

the membranes, loosens the expectora- tion, prevents the horrible chok ng sen- sation. After you’ve used

IIHESTEITS SURE

a few times, you’ll notice the asthmatic attacks are less severe and farther apart. You’llfind you rest easier, and probably sleep through the entire night without a coughing spell. _Then you know Chester‘s Cure is doing you good, and will cure you if used fait fully. 'I`liat’s the testimony of hundreds cured by it. 5oe and $1. Il your druggint cnrt supply you, write us. Agents:

nemo unto eo |.1'o.. llowrnnt

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RAiI.\v.\,\' BRIDGE AND iiAR1n>1z AT PORT .»'iR'1‘i1l'R.

Port Arthur has at last fallen after a long and c.stly siege, The photos of hlotssel and Nogi, the two

opposing Generals at Port Arthur are here grouped with the view gf the post fought. over by them.

Sill. I. IIPIUN WILL HISCUIII liilll WIS lilllfllillill IIEIIIII EHlllINlil lHlIll]iXi’IH|INIIi Illll Hill Miilll

The Brutal Act, Supposed to be ofa Boarder who is Now Missing-The Money Also Gone.

S0.\iuiiviI.i.i-:_ CONN., Jan ii -(Special)-

liei- lieiui biitteieil in, her tliroovcut from our to ear and |i'er body co\'ei'cd with il rlicese cloth brig, l\Ii's. liugriccious Kules was found i murdered this afternoon In

Iier kitchen. ' _

As ri result of the investigation the

police are searching for one Frank Slieerel, :i former boardcr who is missing.

Mrs linles liaillii large amount of ninney

in the liouse which is also missing.

Sho wits twenty-llvc years oId.'l`\vo young cliildren \\ ere found in the kltclien with

the body.

HOCKEY SEASON OPENS IN N.B.&,N.S.

81'. .loii.\', Jan. 7.-tSpcciaI.)-llorkey

season opened iii N. B. and N. S. lust.

niglit.

In If`i'cdei'ictoii the ’|`ro,ii\ils ilefeattil

Sussex llirei- to one.

in St. John in the pro\'iiiclnI league scr-

ies the Nt-ptuncs deieiitvii the Molni.wk_~.,

hath lioine teaiiis, two to one, and in thc Inf'.e1‘m‘.<liaie series the Y. M. C. A. bciit the R imbleis two to onc.

In Truro the giiiiie in thc provincial

league was hot and was won by Anilierst icven to fnii|'r\\'cr 'i`ru|'o.

THE MONTCALM

BREANS ICE JAM

()'r'r.\\v.\, llec. 7-tSpei iiill~-The ie..

breiikcr Montciilm siiiiislieil the key of the

ice ,iaiii at (‘iipc lliinge. _vcslei'ility, iiiiic niiles above Quebec and the channel is

ii,o\v open. lt is said iiuvigalioii will open ini ilic Sl. liawreiici- tlirec weeks earlier

this year than fririiici-ly hy i'euson ef thc

Nloiitc:iliii'.-. opcrai ions.

WAS III/IIHIEIN

HIIIIH Ill iii?

'l`he Aiiicrican yaclil. .\IiscIiIcf,[vviiii~li

was Iicltl up in Noveiiibci' Inst. liy (`ainr.~ diiiii Uiisloius Oilici-rs llouriiiot unil ilimloii at Myra (iut til. ll.) proves to bi- nn old racing iiiitairoiiist. of the Ciiiiailirui yuclil .\thinti|. iiiriiliist wliicli she Plcfciidetl one of the Aiiiericitii yiicliting triiplilcs iii 183415.

It \\iII lc reiiicitibercil that thc. Mis-

chief put into Myra (hit after it run from St Pierre, Mlq., and the cuiitnins auth' critics, being suspicious, seized her, charg- ing that by falling to oillcially enter and clear various Canadian ports of call the Crinarllan customs laws were being violated.

After thc soimire about till cases of

spirltuous liquors were found on board the yacht vnlucrl at about 8500.

Get no Assistance

iI()Si’i'l`.\lh` i\'l` l’t)Il'l` Ali llllfll.

lioxnoiv. Jan. »l.-'l`lic llaily Mails

Chefoo eorrcsponilent .says that ltussinn iillleers who have iivrivcd there lirini; de scriptioiis of the tcrrilili- ciiiiditioiis exisl.~ iiigin the lifispitrils nt l'ort .\rthui',\\'hlcli, they say, were \\'oi'si-. than those of the battleilelrl. They relate how the ‘Sisters of Gliiirlty, aecustoineil as they are to such ordcrils, sickened under these conili tions and fniiiteii at their posts because of lack of iiuurisliiiient.

“’l‘Iie wr:-.tclied patients towards thi-

eiid complained bitterly of what they called the liciirtlcssiiess of the Sisters of Charity, who grew' so iiecustoiiieil to hiiiiiun siiii`ci'iiii( tliiit they seciiicd to losi- ail syiiipatliy for the victims."

The eorrespoiident adds: “Meiliriiies

and doctors were scarce and the slirleks and g°roaii.~i of the wounded, miri|.;'Ied with the curses and yells of men who were uiiilergoiiig operiitioiis without iinaest.lie~ tie_~;,r-,oniliiiieil to nnika such an iiifci-no that. it. \va.~‘. ri relief to rush froiii the foul alniosplicre and horrible itiglits, even ii' the shell-torn streets were the only alter- native,

1ll§AL1Zl‘lD HIS i’()Sl'I`l0N,

CHM Foo, Jan. Zi, 8 p. rn. -(lenerul St.oi-s-

sci, despite his detcrniinption not to aur- render Port Arthur, realized the gravity of the situation following the capture of ‘ltllliiietre hill, from which the last Ilus shin retired Dec. tltli.

The sailboat which ciuiie througli ii- snowstoi-ni Dee. 16 with half of the Rur- .~iia|i uicssengers, headed by Ceninuiuder Mizzenioif, carried among others: tivo ini-

dressed to St. Petersburg asking what was the prospect of the arrival of the Rus- sian seconil Pacific s<|uiidnJri`an<l the other went to General Kuroputkiii enquiring when rolieffrom the Miinoliurlun ur/my' would be likely. Botti despatcheii stated that after Another mouth Port. Arthur-'s last defender would have fallen.

The authorities at St. Petersburg gave

the required iiiforniatioii and stated to General Stoesscl that he had won the confidence of Ilie Goveriimcnt and that \\'liiiti-vei' lic did would he acceptcil as being for the best.

ll.-\l) lIlS il.-\\`l)S Fl`LL.

tlenei-al l{ui'opatkiii iiiisivered to the

i»il'eet that lic liiid his liaiids full, and \viis

portant de:-ipatclies. One of these was i\d~.,.

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SOIVIE ECHOES OE .K

PORT ARTHUR’S FALL

Hospitals Worse Than the Battlefields---,Some Interesting

` statistics---siwsei Realized his Position but could ' f

From Kuropatlun

not iibie to proinisc early relief.

The replies were entrusted to ii mes_~sen-

ger who is personally known to the correiiponrliuit of the Assoclntcil Press. The iiiesseiigi-i' depiirti-il six days iipro, iindit maybe presunied that lie experi- enced little dltliculty in cluding the blockade whicli has grown lax.

lt is highly priibalile thiit the tiiliiigs he

brought welglicd uriteriiilly with General Stoessel when he neiiuiesceii iii the wishes ol' his iienerivs when they pro- oseil the siirreiiiler of the fortress. 'l‘Iie Ilinasians here claim to see A

bless-iiig in disguise in the fall of Port .\rtlinr. They say that the l{uss‘iin second l’ucitlc sijuiidron can new wall: until it is ovcr\\'Iiclmiiigly reinforced, and that General Kuropatkin i\ ill be able to miliiapre his eaiiipalgii with a single eye to his own i-iiccess without i.nakin|; ,any false steps iirilmateii by it desire to relieve General Sloessel.

lN'1`ERES'l`lI\'(l S'I`A'l‘IS'1‘ICS.

Crm l~'oo,.lu.n.Il.-Soiiie interesting stat

istlcs coiicerning the defence of l'ort Ar- lliur were brought here by the tlotilla of- Russian torpedo boat destroyers, which carried nunieruuu chests containing coni- plete records oftieiieral Stoessel`s army.

Originally tho army numbered 35.000.

Eleven thousand have been killed; sixteen thousand are wounded or sick, and 8.000 .renialncd in the forts, of whom, however, 2,000 were unable tollglit.

it is learned that when General Steeri-

sel wrote toGcneral Nogl regarding tho surrender of the fortress he said:

“l have 8,000 nien in the forts and 6,000

of these are able to t`lght.If you do not iic~ cept my proposal these luen will die iight- ing, but it will cost you three tlnics their number to kill them." ‘ During the siege ‘.265 per cent. of tho _*garrison were put out of action. 'This re- Imurlriible fact was dn`e to wounded men returning to the front.. Cases have been recorded wlicre inen have gone to the hos- pital four times, returning convalescent to the forts. - _ _

The number of oillccrs killed was pro-

portionately greater than in any battle known to history. This was din- to the frequent letluirgic condition of the men, who, without food and without. sleep, moved only when ordered by tlieiroillcciri. I The Russians estimate that the taking of the fortress has cost. Japan Sl00.0i)tI,i,l)0

THE WEATHER

'run i=uon1inii.i'i'is:.~i

'l`oRo.\"i'o, Jan. 7. - i:s`pt-cial.)-Noi-tli cast.

locust giilcs, snow. turning; iii some lo cnlities to rain.

THE TE\H’lillA'l`Ul{li

'l`he oxtreinely cold \\'eittlier of yester-

day nioriiirig prevailed all day and Inst iiiglit. This moriiing ii. sliowcd ii. len- doncy_ to moderate hilt the tlicrnionictcr still registered til. below ut. 4 ii. in.

nii. ii. W. ciusrs ciuniiiii cunt

, Is sent direct to the diseased

parts by the lniproded lilowcr. Heals the ulcers, Clem, the 3|,- |i.issngr:s, stops riroppin 5 in 4|",

lhraal and peinianantlly cures Catarrh and laEl-`ever. Blower

free. All dealers, or r. A. W. Chase

_ Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo.

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IlNK RINK

4tli Regt. Baiidat the Rink cvcry Monday and Thurs- day Night.

Home and ciiioy a

Cl`lll~IS COLDS IN ONE H()l`lt

Many colrl cures are cluiigerous lit-cause

couiposed of deadentng opiates. ButIrii|,;- rant licullng Cutarrliozone cures colds in one hour und is both harmless ligliful to use. Even the worst. and de srieezinir, sniil`elliig rods with runc'ol<ls eyes arc stopped very quickly when nin biilsiiiiiie vapor of tfiitiir rhozonc is inlinlth Catnrrliozonc acts like a cliarm on colcd. kills them outriglit, preveiits their retuds, ii few hours litter. For colds, i‘at.i\rrli aiirii t.Iirou.t trouble use only Ciitiirrlioziiiieci Goniplr-te outilt $1 00, trial size Ltiic. at all. druggists.

_hoc ev Sticks

We have the largest and best stock cf

Hockey Sticks in the

I city.,

_ Goal

Grooved Litter

I Minto

Victor Varsity

. Boys (only l0c.) , _Hockey Pucks, Shin ‘ Guards.

Special low prices to I _ Clubs. '

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