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ff. OCTOBER 18»'19Is ~ ~ muinimmws mmrani .THE crn\.RLo'r'rs'rowN GUARDIAN ~ mme sin.; ~ _ _ ¢

\iyelh’s Sage and _Sulphur

Always brings back the natural color to grey or i faded hair; gives new life and growth to thin dry hair and "stops fall-

ing out. '

- Don’t wait to think about it, act now, start using Wyetli's Sage and Sulphur today, 5oc and

Foster

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, _ nxt: for loedll in Chulottr keep it- in__and restore WNQL n:l:g°|le||i'iliiZii'f:ni'm W it to its n_at`ui'al color. ` W ` ’ ` " A '

'Come ons, come all, ,

To the witches call, Down to St. James Hall, ` Oct. 31st.f' 2002.10.9m¢;

'If YOu want more business a

mean to get it and are prepared talk business about improving yo business I nm prepared to go in the matter with you eithcr.en t correspondence or billing end of A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N, S, 21, -----_-qv---

HORSE NOTE.

The beautiful trotting horses- ow

ed by the McKinnon .I)r_ug. Uornpuu which have been in_ training .at tl (tlrarlottetovvn. llriviiig Park, ha been taken to'their` city home. Th splendid collection of horsefiesh c‘o sists of the following:-Iona G 2.l£l}, Dominion D. 2.2(l}, Urw llelle 2.2:l~ d Alfred K, ._

::We can mccf; every need in fir

quality toilet soaps. bee these (J gate’s Momnd Violet, llnctclysls, f l\‘rnnce, Rose and other soups at 3

gcake. linger & Gallct’s famo ragon Fly, Sandal Wood, Violet; n

Central Df“l~i5l°le Penn (le l1lsp:wne at 351'. n cnkc. T

Suililyslde MacKinnon Drug (‘0., Corner Gro

_-'._l .-._ _...I

_ .'\°.° 1 » .

iiave You an old Watch on Hand that is out of ki-.lter ‘I Bring it here and if

it is not gi c\.r_nplets_wre<k l'll makes reliable timepiece of it again.

- F. S. Mitchell

Expert watch and clock repairer. 168 Queen Street. Phone 807- It

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'I‘l1rcr- new st.u<leut.s registered at tllu°"lI. U. (3. this morning.

When business nu-n want. first class

stcnopfrnpliors who are able to do high grnilr- work, they call on thc ll. 1', 1' This of-1-iirrs-.rl several l.io'.es -last week,

L Mr. llmvard W. l\lacKendricl¢ rc-

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gisterell nt. the llnlon l.lo|i\iriei‘ciul (‘ullc|.:c, this week.

'l`hc llnion (`o|ii|i1r:i‘ci:\l (`»flll0i;0 CMI

l'.nr\\vl¢ulp4~ of ‘sliortluind and l waiting in good i‘ivil bervice posi

tions

n gn numlnr of ll. . ..

nic well. Hev<~rnl of tluun' l\1lV0 V0 1-ivvd sillistnnlinl increases in s:1\|\l`Y since their nppolntliimits. \’oin~ desks have been reserved nl. the 1', tl, tl., and we are waitin!! lm” you. llow about it? _

~ 2117-lil-l5Mwfm3|.

___ George and Kent Sta.-Metf.

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llliisl. !\l_il‘]XANi)iiil_t M('GI'i.l‘iG0

llied at II<ifieilrelil, l\1ond:\y, 13,19

Mary Beaton, tho beloved wide

Mr. Alexander Mcflregor, in 67 year of her nge. The late Mrs. M ‘il'"¥f0\” WHS H llcfy il\U‘l\iL’f‘I1t W0ml\\\. had ample opportunity, if he wanted kind and hospotnble, highly rcspc - 4 -

cd within the circuit, of her ricquuir once. She has left a disconsola

husband, four daiigiiters-'und two three sons to mourn. their loss. M McGregor was ln‘il~l_e`r'l` on Wednesd 15th inst, her- funeral being the la est that had taken place in th parts for many years. People car from far nnd. near.i'.o,pay their l trib_ute.of res_pcc,t,to the memory a good wofnan'. The funeral serv

was conducted nt. thc house an'

,grave by her pastor, Rev. J. (iii `asslsted by the Rev. A. S. Stews her former pastor. . ` ‘_

::Buntafn, _Bellf & Gp. for he

coal;.1owcst prices. _. _. 'll-23M

sH1Pr1Ne News. .

Entered, Oct. 17th,_ 1913--Bel

Eva _Mny, Stewart, Cape George,

H., Schr. llnisy, Lourie, l‘ictou.

illcarcdi ` Oct. 17tlr,-Schr. E May, .\‘tew1irt, Cape George, N. S Selir. Daisy, Lmuric, Picton.

E. P. H. llll|Vll|[S

When the early annual meetings the (lanndlan l’uciiic Stockholde were hclil in the old Albe1‘t l3\iildings, -,Victoria Square south, Montre about a dozen oflicials and B100 holders assembled in the little roo

on the second floor, which had pretentious to the delicate aesthetic dedorations which have marked t board rooms at the Windsor Stre ofllecs. Sir George t~ltcplien \vas the president and Mr. Van Horne 'thc m,,n,,gL-1-, Sometimes Sir Domi Smith dropped ln, if he lllllllllllllill be in the city or country. For tliir years ago liord Strathcona was la ing the foundation of his great fo Lune by curing for other things tlu the Canadian Pacific-notably in the resuscitation of the old Munitohll

ndnntcs who nrc employ(-.d in the

’,,|,,,-1. p|~i,_fl\t. yonni; men w't.h ri

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- _- .<.C°1!¢i==i\sd. f€9m._1us°_¢u<?>-.;. would hold. The defendant himself said that he could not remember any- thing about. the taking of the tickets; counsel presumed that_hls version of it riifght be as correct as anybody else's, that was, that he was so in- toxicated that he did not remember anything he did that evening. Mr. McLean impressed thepoint as being a bit of evidence strongly in the de- feudant’s favor in showing the ab- sence of criminal intent, ,that he dld not attempt to use the tickets. But instead he had given up .two of them at the station and had made an bon- est effort, as Mr. McKay said, to find the other one, which subsequent- ly he had 'found in the lining Of a cont that he had not searched be- fore. The clcrk McLeod had been in- discrete ln having a.llo\v.cd the defen- dant into the ticket oflice, when he knew that the man had been drink- ing; .but having done so, he put him in the position of committing a prank for which he might be sorry afterwards and for which be would he amcuabls‘to thc law. lu view of the fact; that the young man had never before been charged with a crime, and that he had done this act with- out any knowledge of what he was doing, and without any criminal in- tent, counsel asked that be should he disrzliiicgesl.

l'tEl’l.iY F()lt l’l{i)Sl<](.lll'l‘l()N. V

Mr. Mcllonald urged that the de-

_fendant should he convicted. lt was true that he had admitted that he took those tickets, and that his ox- cusc wus that he did not know what he wus doing. As His Honor knew, that wus really no excuse; it was no palliation of the offence at all, though it might be an excuse put up to make things look less serious. The actions of the defendant; when he wus in the ticket office on Monday night were not those of a drunken inan, especially when it was remembered that he wanted to find out ho\v the tickets could be used; and if he was

_(il drunk he was not so drunk that he

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did not know to some extent what he was doing. 'l"lic defendant had

to do so, to return the tickets be- fore he was arrested; yet when hc was arrested he pretended he had no tickets. The ease went ii good deal

ca en o a ind# which might be inipobed on the defendant, but that

THE TVIAGISTRQTPJ' S JUDGMENT.

His Honor said that that matter

:had not developed as seriously as it threatened to be. “Still there is 'ia clear case of stealing railway tickets, as provided for in section 368 of the C<»f'1<=. which provides a penalty ef imprisonment for two years. But it docs. not depend on the value of the ticket. It simply says, if anyone steals a ticket he is guilty of an in- dicinble offence, and liable to two years’ iinprisonment. Now this man stole the tickets. There is no need to get at the intent very much. when .a man steals and takes, the best proof of not steallfig is on him. The most he has done is to excuse himself on the score of drunkenness, Thai. muy bc a mitigation, Init lt is not proof of non-intent. It is his misfortune; if he was in such a stntc of mind at that time that he was not under proper control, it is his misfortune that he could go appar- ently silber into ri. place like tln|,1; and talk as he did and steal these tickets

ullunl in zulu

LONDON, Oct.` 17-The Duke .of last spring with the`Duchess for the Connaught, who returned to England benedt of the latter's health, sailed today for Canada to resume his du- ties as Governor-General. The Duch- ess, who is reported greatly improv- ed, is' returning with His Royal Highness. Their daughter, the Prin- cess Patricia, is also a member of the Party." `

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EAU ci.AI'nl~i, wie., oem 11-

M`uny educators of n'ol.c are zittend- ing the twenty-third annual meeting of the Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers' Association, which conven- ed in this city today- Dr. Frank Gunsaulus of (lliicago, Prof. W. F. Lusk of the University of Minnesota and Prof. (J. (‘. l‘atxer of Milwaukee are anioni: those on the progranime. The sessions will continue over ta- morrow.

L(lUlSlANA l~`I.U(Jl) DAMAGE,

li/\Kl<J (ll-fAlll.l‘lS, La., Uct. 1.7-

l1‘lood_ daunuge in wcstcrn liouiuinnn will reach several millions of dollars, it can be stated with certuuity now that the waters have subsided sufll- ciently that a fairly aiccnraitc esti- mate can be made. 'l‘bc greatest money loss falls on the rice planters. 'l‘hc season had been ideal und the floods came just when lnirvesting was getting under way, Much rice in the shook was ruined as well ns the ripe rice still uncut. While the business districts of this and nunicrons other places were flooded there was ample time for merchants to move stocks so that tlic dnniuge wus negligible. The railways were heavy losers, us bridges and long sections of road-bed were washed out. (ionsidcrahle dani- age also was done to pr‘vate prop-

SAFETY O11' LIl~‘l<} AT SEA

TAKEN Ul’ AT (JilNl<`ERlGNCl§.

further than the matter' of the in- 1'

discretion that Mr. McLean claimed L-,TTAWA Oct 1,; _Mex J0,m_

_phat tge defendant _gas gulllll’ ‘lf 0"' s_ton,_deputy minister of marine and

y n. many of .msc thmgs mm' fisheries has been appomtcl by th -~

,__,shme“t ns His Honigr 'knew WEB” the international conference for sale-

. tt _ ' ' , 'J ty of life at sea, to be held in lion- , . V n;_a sr koi two YGHFS f0I` SUH\11“f»§ dom N0v¢,m\,er 12 1913 My John. Outh Hundred and Fifty Thousand

1 iéhgic t;‘;tei_‘;’se 1;;‘tu_h_e__g_‘_;1 aut _u‘,;‘k‘ stnn will sail from Canada on Octo- -;,,0n 6, 8 ‘ _ 1° gm U' ner sara and win be invested with , such punishment. He did not mu Dowel, to B- ,I con nt. _(think that/there was any reason to which, m __ lg any _vc ion shew than the defendant should ue . “Y ° _ “em” “°““““.‘Y~

This conference is one of great im

.‘g_*;"_l‘9i_reg°s‘}_10_l_l1°i_‘§;ih';‘;l;_;;‘_°“’_;__:§B:_;‘d5i portance as the result of the investi- Hi- believed that there was bunfsh- gatu;,nB',,,'.md .inqlilrics coneequent up'

_ _ on t e itanic disaster will be plac-

‘ mint 'byf tignf koi 8' “iw provided m ed before the conference. 'l‘he British

board of trade, it is understood, will have important proposals to make,

,was a matter for His Honor. _

iss will the representatives of the other great shipping nations. It is Probable that many of these propo- sal.; will be adopted by thc govern- ment of Canada, acting in conjunc- tion with the British board of trade.

PORT NEI/S()N`MEN HAD

T0 WORK UR LEAVE.

OTTAWA, Oct. 16.--Word reached

here to-day from Halifax, that some fifty men sent north by the govern- incnt for work on the Port Nelson terminal of the Hudson ilay railway, had returned to Halifax on the steamer llocthic. The fifty were for the most part Halifax men. It is stated in explanation of their return that they were unwilling to take part in the work of unloading at night, hurry up conditions which the 'i’orf. Nelson fleet is working. They were givcn their choice of doing their sliurc or coming hack, and they carnc buck.

The loss of this contingent is not

being seriously felt in the Port Nel- son operations, as it was quickly offset by the arrival of the crew of

PICTURE MOULDINGS of every description, every width, every kind. Picture _framers can secure their mouldlngs .fiom us at low- est wholesale prices per hundred feet. Saniples and prices on ap- plication. Beer 8: Weeks.-

LIQUID VENEER, Vera-Bright

Venoil, Home Oil outfits at manu- facturers prices to wholesale buy- ers. Beer & Weeks.

FURNI'1`URl‘§, Beds, Springs,

Mattresses, Blankets, to dealers at lowest wholesale prices. Beer & Weeks.

EXCELSIOR by the pound ci'

bale always on hand. Beer 8: Weeks. . '

MIRROR GLASS. Shock and

bevel edge plate mirror glass in all sizes always on hand. Wholesale Sz Retail. Beer & Weeks.

WE FRAME PICTURES

elegantly and artistically you may ch-;ose from over 300 style# of inonlfllngs of every ,description And we deliver your picture when promised. Beer Sc Weeks.

I"URNl'1`URE REPAIRIED and

rcupholslercd by expert workin( ii. We also lay carpet and ollcloth, put up wall inoaldings etc. satis _faction guaranteed.

Beer E5’ Weeks 2035, ro, ro,riMl<2'.f

P'._..;__-

CHllllllllllUWll

illtlllll Ell. Llll.

'l‘he Gunrdifln has plrasure in cull-

ing the attention of its readers to the financial a<lvcrtiscnu{|\t of the Cliarlottctoivii Electric tio., Ltd., in this issue.

This is the company that purclxus-

ed the stock of The Charlottetown Light & ll_ower Co., Ltd., last month, acting through The Maritime. Trust (‘ol'poruti0ri of Hnliliix.

The (llinrlottetown Electric Com-

pany, Ltd., fis autliorized to issue

Dollars in Bonds, but "r`1f`this amount, Onc Hundred and Tweiity-Five Thou- sand Dollars only is being issued and Fifty Thousand Dollars only offered to the investing public,

The proceeds of the Bonds being is-

sued at present have been used to pay for the Stock of the old (loin- pany, retire the underlying Bonds, pay for the new machinery and equipment being installed, and leave a very substantial sum for further extensions and improvements now under corisiflemtion.

The (lnardian is informed that no

increase will bc made in the rates, und that the new company will spare no moons to thoruulghly c:|ui|1 the light and power facilities of the city. \

The Guardian welcomes this evi-

dence of outside capital coming to the Island.

The directorate of the new com-

pany contnins names well known throughout Eastern (.‘»anndn,. as in-en of the hlglicst reputation and per- soiuil integrity, and we bcsrleuk for them the cordial supp<u~t of the citi- vens of the (lity of (`hnrlotteto\vn.

The 1londs_ carrying.: as they do, at

(‘ommon Stock bonus, nullcur to bc an attractive offeriniz for the dis- rrrnimz inventor,

Parties wishing to prrrcluisv nny of

the sr~c\\rit.ies offered may make np- plication to the local ollice nt (‘.h,\r. ‘otf.eto\vn, Gil (i|'aftr|n Ht.. (form House buildinlr. 2156-Mfllll.

itumigr Pas. 1. g. A “,l`*Qi.éS¢ll,¢. " f

nominal -».

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tion it rec perfection.

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There are more the “Dominion” Brand than all other makes combined; chief reason is dependability. The

S_hell,_ the thorough testing and

‘S

-' or Sovereign Shell

“Dominion” Shells Hit Every

Every Shot tells, when the velocity is uniform,

pattern, perfect and the penetration deep. The

Shells are shot and the biggest Bags brought those who use DGMINION CROWN OIL our! i REIGN SHELLS. They are made to suit every popul' gun and are loaded with Dupont, Empire and Ballisti- Sniekelcss or Snap Shot Black Powder, Chilled Sh v Wool Felt Wafls and everything true and acciiratcl,y,,sc

Price Crown 12 Ga. per box of 25 Cartridges.....55`c'

la u IO u if is if it 1

Sovereign Smokeless per box......r2 Ga...7llc 4

(K tt Ki H (K

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in loading each _

elves is your as We guarantee every

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TIDE. MOON, ETC.

'1`(lliUN'l(), uct.. ln.-l<l'nst and _

uortlicnst winds; cloudy with occa-5 sional showers. _

cloudy with some showers, cloudy at night

above zero nnd the lowest was' sixty above. The lowest the previous night was fifty-six above. At nine a. m. it was 'siity above and at nine' p. ni. sixty-one above,

The tidc- will bc high this after-

noon ut 1.06, tomorrow at l.-lil and Monday at 2.35

tomorrow at 8.16. r

The moon was full Wednesday, Oct.,

i5, .it 2.07 a. in.

The last quarter of the moon will ,

minutes.

FOUR CH/ililj l<ll) \'V l’l`lI

(1()l' N'l`l‘iR[\`l'Il'l‘lNl.i

,___

lncture of the llnit(-d States livi- dol- lar bills, were nrr(~st.e(l just before noon today in Mont|'\~:\l. "l‘lu‘ arrr-.si. cum- on the cllm-\\' to six weeks'

1-.~__`

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which they soon brin;.'_ the ngtdioiik Lf.

ll ‘ 1:: ' ."l.' .f ` .;-'il -~-

il¢Iin\i|i:l1hiic1~Wi’l‘i|1 liliyillimlii- iiii L-it Irion'

srzsi-:ru in military po'.\'ex'_ llc or-xtirii

aims the annual income of the 'L`.o|'-

(Special to The iiuurilifin) *Null “‘\Ll"“ l1\HJl\t'l` ‘llifl-'i M." lrefimi-if

$r.,2.f»o,(>o<»,ou|| to $e,eo-’i,eco,ooe, ni. pru- serit, lil years lat(-,r.' ¢~'fH¢rvh"¢\n -crown

,r-.sii|ii:ite.1_-1*, to $‘.`l_,ll2l_`»‘h(_ffl,%lg_, :uid he

'rifle wn.i'l‘l1r<:n.-_ vf»eu».rdny, \vn.il<=\Mvl» ffllfiifif lim... iris <~\

(;¥g~;,»-_\,\<_!iqple-+ffnd‘ it gr( iwtli

_ et fa total :ulrlitio to t\3~_ 'natflinrll

The highest temperature recorded W0Hlt.b 0i~,\]m,|t $2~,388,00 »UU0'i“ reg yesterday was 'sixty-six degi~ees'ist‘“`0‘| """"Y YUM- '_

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i 'sn

<:.\l>'1‘.arN 1.\=cH rirznilcs ',~

s'ri-rifinnolfz in ss --... - ._»

Nnw rome, o<fu.no~_ ini rr, ein

huh the ln islilookir ll

. . _ _ , _. _ _ .

Till* *Wil H'-'i-H this °V"“i"5 ‘lt 5~""’»'cornmand(:d tin: l.\|1'|ir=<ll'hfifi:?i:f?i7`t

tolnorrow ut 5,08 and Monday ut ,,,,.,,,,_ ,,,,,,,,, U, ,wrt ,,,,,,,,`,,_t§',h`i,i,,,_._ 5.116; it rises tomorrow morning atl,,.,,_, Wm, mn, ,,,,_;,,,V_g,,\_,,,, ____,',,,_,,\_____'_; 5-23. Mflnilill’ *lt G-33 wld rlimisduyip-|ss1.\l1i;|‘rs :mil s‘f'<‘\v' ill his ill :4i‘.:ir'ir=-l at 6.25. _ vessel. His story of the rllu:o<l`di', in

The moon rises tonight at 'I-19 “W1 wlnffh lflli lives were loul, had pil-_r1rul~.

:rl him by \vii'r-.l».ss, but -in :r calvin on be liroonl.-ind, which l-1-¢..i1.'l\_t loin

lu\rv, lncb fold his tulvi -li »l'-

- ~ ~ .Ji ._ ,eu i »ln'us<‘<l and n\o<le.~‘i.|ysjiolzrn .di:l.ui1

be on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at 7.53 p. f|,,,|_ ,1,_.,L.,,i,,.,l_,,,,,,.,. \.,,.,,Hy ,_|,,,,,` ‘t|,,_

'irela-ss could picture thx- piiliolfai :

in. vi _ , fp ,

The lvllgth Uf f~0<lf\Y _Will be U" of the Voitui'no‘s lofi; and the r¢iscuc_

l1u\l!'Ij’ Mill lUl'l~Y"0li!l\ll lllllllllli” “Wi of inorc than fill() of tliozie sire 'laid of tornorrmv ten hours and forty-six ,,,, ;,,,,,,-,L ~ _ _

(`¢»vl'nr<l'lcc there was none on 'ting'

\"'olturno, nitlier nfuonig oflicrrs or crew, inch said. 'l‘ln-ro uns no~ rush (if seamen which rnnih- it nerr-.-';=.:u"y

or him (.ownrd tb(-ni lim-.ir with hh. evolvcr. llis only wr:i;»<.n lu' `left

a dr'\\\'cr ln his cabin 'ind if Inirn-

MClN'l`lfl~1.\l. (let. l:'»---Four (lcr- _ ‘ ' _ ' ‘ . .

, _' -rl ' l.l t ~ l . .‘. , »

mans who, It is allcuod. linvo been rn- xl' ,i ,hi Rui: , ml :{.‘,:r,i":\\°.‘______:_f‘_

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, i he :-.\ u- 'H Hoii ‘ r l’~"*""‘| mr “mn” 'HUHUH in L 'H “ inputs ln- int(-.ynls nliould rvlul.c‘ ilre

stories told by sin--r:u;v pnsscni'--r;:

who nrrivcd yvsts-r`d:iy on thc i3|`o:.~4»-r liurfuerst.

L_ . _ _ ._ if . _ _ . _ _ w_____,_ thu lthink myself that he stole _them una tm, wrecked ,,c"mmw_ who ___________Hy __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ ._ _ __ . _ __ .,.,,,. v,_,|,,,,.,,,,._,, ,,,_.,,-,,»_,.¢_ ,,,`..

`|FEl[_°`§-_-llililil is

_Swell Evening- 'Gowns

Ei£|Ul;lUllFlEl1l-Eli-llill-Il

5-t l_El1lEll-I l-lEll-l@l§i

'BLACK Pailette Si l k . handsoniely t r i in ni e rl _ with black brussclslnce and - Rhinestone bnttoinl. draped

skirts

sky rnsaue nik. T1-\\i°

_of Crepe dc Sole, Metalug trimming, IRCE lmlie ""-

sleeves .. . .. . . I

Au nee af.-gswah pink -simply exqvslle ‘1."‘;" I,” be scenic be 0PPfe°_|“ ° ‘

Tbéinbove are only 9

P irt ofonr handsome show-

ing of Evening Dress. _

-‘ ws if/lvu ALSO

for aftemdo Rnd 9l"""t ,

'. wear, dresserln silk unfit

.wsnien goods.. is °ll, . newest shades and sly es-

~ you ~wn.i. msn -` -Rin our Glove Dellm' ‘ f\"enf~--'tho °P"‘°*(J*.hl°_¥

f._,,‘- gil occasions. ' __ __

$81!

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l-lt. 1‘nul ltniluny, on o

me-Hui, smith and stephen made many millions. _ ‘The annual rclmrt was a bri statement, comprised in fnzurcs Whl sir George had no_ difficulty in _ r peatlng 'from memory. The incctln were held' in camera. The local DTC took little interest in them. Aft they wcrevever, Mr. Van Horne so ont' 0 brief statement, which indica ed in large 'figures the work 0! t venr. Thelstnclc fluctuated bctwc t‘pfrty-flve~mnl forty. 'f‘hc reassuri

f Sir Donald Smit

who, on severnl occasions, came o especially to be Dlielivnl. WGN* l“`i“t find circulated hronllvflklii-°Hf~`2l_l-¢m°3" which set forth ilhilli. th0l\£!h he might have been u r

had not -had anything to do with t Cnnndinri Pacific, .yet that he bells ed it would be the rfruatest dlvldc earner in the c0\\l\fr.V‘"°|'|dl“F with the ndvlccthnt all should bond _On to their shares. ' *rim contrast 'between the old of- fice fn which the annual meetin

Victoria SeuareW_r\nl\

" b dsor'ne'bna~rd room 'on n fig: Street. ehastcly ¢l¢°0f8¢H.fl with the portraits el the biz men who ,1,,,~cq grmglv in crervtinv the svste

looklnz flown upon the _meet.lf\vs_.____ poignant. ‘ 2134" '

missy, unset

ck out

FIG PILLS

icher man lf I

_v- nd

HB SB

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he en ng ll. ut cd ts

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der an impulse. His action nlto- gether is not explained to me on the score of drunkenness. If he had gone next morning and returned the tic- kets I think the railway would have been witliih their province if they had not prosecuted. But he went

in his pocket, down to the railway ntatlon; he was 'spoken to by the statlofimastcr, and every opportuni- ty was ` given to him to give them back; he sold he had not the courage to 'do so. Perhaps it was true. The next day also he had an opportunity of giving them back; he never did so. That is ii. state of mind I cannot un-

_this ' individual from first t lust. _ Une thing fs, however, clear: he took the tickets. I am going to give full value to the ples of drunk-

enness. The vagaries of the _l_iuman nilnd in that condition are oyond (me. It would be extruordinaryfif I should fine n man for so simple- nn offence as drunkenness, and should discharge this fnan who went into a public office and stole tickets! f dnn't look upon this as a very seri- ous matter.

His Honor thereupon imposed on

the defendant the sentence stated above. _ . '

clisenarn wairrs _

‘ of-iolcm oF i'on'f's‘oi.Ios.

MONTREAI/. Oct. 16.-The Hon. Tiiomas Chase Cassrnin, K. (‘f.._ shalrmhn ol the International Water 4'*-oi-nmfsslnn, ox-M. P. and Attorney- General for the Prnvlnre, has 'nn- n unced that he will not ncccvt "Om- inatlon ln Terrebonne under present romlltfons. -

that if he nc-

-nntg lf. will be with

lm l-eromes

derstand. I cannot understand ,_

turned in and helped. No more ships will be scut. to Hudson Bay this year by thc railways und canals dcpurt- n'.L»nt. Two ships still in tho bay will start immediately for their rv turi. voyage, as there are no facili- ties for wintering at l’ort Nelson.

' next' day' Tuesday’ with me tickwg The Boethic, which recently returned,

carried with her un official of the Qanndian wireless service, \vl\o pick- cd out locations for the olmin of wireless stations which is to be es- tnbllshcd along the route of naviga- tion. This chuln will not connect with the Atlantic const; statloiis, but will have a laudward connection through the Lu-pus installation, hough there will he connn-unication with the Newfoundland stations nl the other end. _

. .

JAMES 'l'HORl"l<l HAS

JOINED llFlNflll’lIL‘»TS.

(`ARLISI.l*l, Penn., Oct. 16.-

Jamcs Thorpe, the Sue and Fox In- dian frcm1`0llnhoma, vrnt'ld's great- est. athlete, and a member of the New York National League baseball team, was married htrc yesterday in St. 1’atrlck’s (llfurch to ‘Margaret Iva Mueller, a native of Oklahoma, and 1; former student nt the (lrirlislc Indian School, which Thorpe attend- ed. ”

The wedding is the outcome of a

romance that had its inception when Thorpe, ns the star on the football 'eleven at the school, met Miss Muel- 'ler after ri annie he had won by field goals he had kicked.

The brldcproom wnn attended by

Onpl.. Gus Welch of the Indian foot-

" hall eleven, and thc bridesmaid of

honor was Miss Margaret (lhisbolrr

dents at the Indian School.

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for New York where

of Okiahonxsi. The nslier.-1 were stu-

l Mi, and Mrs. Thorpe left nat nluht

.Olivo (lil is one of flic prnnc in _:1,rr2dicnt.s for first-class salads and can ln used in thousand;-: of ways in superior cooking. Ilut you must liovc the olive oil pure or results will not he nearly so s:\l.isfn<‘t.nl‘y as they should bo. (lnr olive oil is the purest and best obtniluiblc, sent on direct. from the _refineries ol Italy. Two sizes Lltlc and We it bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great. George and Kent Fits. Mtf.

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MINISTER (lAI.l.lsll)

, INT() (`(`)NFl'lllEN(ll"

W_r\l:ll-ilN(`i'l`(lN, (let. 15-Tim Flpau-

ish mlnlster to Mexico has called n condured in court should o recount take crops in the Mexican capital to discuss l-lucrta‘s ilocree of dictator- ship and the situation generally. Ad- vlccs to that r-(Tut-l. renclfml the state clcpartpient cnrly today from Charge O'l~lhniu;linessy.

\\oik in flu city by l`erh‘|.\l scclut service ollicer Nannsue.

same one that bun lioen cuiisiioz con-

sid 2 lf .1 ‘ » -\ Ht:i.l.¢‘s i:ovcl'nnu'nt., by t.lu'il‘ :\(‘ti\’Ifi' in New York and that win-n the pur- Puit. grew too w.irm in that. 4-ity, they |nig|‘:if.r-il to ltlorifrcril, nbinlt. three montlin ago and lnive sincv been |\\||'.=auing their nrt. in n house on Htrirlinn Street.

(lI‘lliMAN\' lll(`l-ll‘I:~l'l‘

(‘.(lllN'l'llY IN l‘1llli(ll‘l~l

lll<lIll.`fN, (ict. iii--(h-rinnny is now

the richest. country- in Europe, with an nggeratr- \~.'r~nlth of about $74,- (l4l0,0ll0,000, nnd nu annual income for, its people of alniut. $‘.l,.'»24,(l0ll,0ll0. Such are the conclusions of Dr. Karl I-Inillerich, n director of thc lla-utsclio Bunk of (Icrmnny. He finds that the national wenltb of (lr-rmnny is great-r er tlian that of Great llritain orl France. ns |-st.lrnat.ed by the econo-` mists of those countries, ultlrough the lnttcr hnvn n _rrrr-:\tr‘.r wr-nlth pr-r brad. owim: to their .smaller popula- tions. He cst.irn:\f.|~n the wealth of thc nvernne (lcrmnn nt. between $1074 ‘ and $1000, rriniwircil with nn ldlwllsli f~rtim»\te of $l2l4 for l~`.nul:\u<l, and li. French estiiiilito for l"r:\vwc of $l4ll5 'l

llurcnu for the llnitcd bltntcs of $l3lfl. ' in earning or income capacity, how- evrr, the avcrnce German lies bc- fwern the Fmfzlishmau and the French- man. the German income befor! esti- nmted at $127. the I-‘reach (by the Frencli arithorltyl at $122. while the

cmvir of $194.

nw- nf the most. striking lcntiircs n

Dr. \lr\\llf~_rlch‘~

nnd with the e\=‘.l.lrn.-.t1~ of the vensilirl

llriton is fnr ln the lead with ri. in-

fcrnllilzr his own olllrer-= -nn\l~|nb|l\,-1‘:|n_i

It is nllnizcll thnt. the unni: is the he had no rrlticzisni t(l,\u:.'-.l-'_¢- of Inn

l;\r‘tics of :iny of the limits flint

' v|'\h1 ilucii-inf‘s-4 to the llnilvl _,,__,-H, by_

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Neat, dignified and durable

Price $6.00

and upwards

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