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-It pays to bn! in this Provinee

-Rev. Jas. Strothard, ol_.8ummer~

ell:ie,`has contributed an srticilre ti te. esieyano ` ' ‘ about Sum%lm_sg!e_,;_' J, _‘ m ~

“lil J- W- Tl'0'%dAle.‘ propietor

of the Commercial otel, Gonwsy, ii at iteuent spending ii iew days win

frieajk and relatives of French luv" and' ‘rsnville.

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-Hrs Austin Ramsey. Conway.

spent Christmas at Ellerslie the Zlleit of ber parents P. and Mrs Mil- lor, she was accompanied by her son Master Roland.

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-A large and representive meeting

ofthe lobster' packers and fishermen was held at Sea View on Tuesday evening Dec Nth to discuss the new lobster regulations. The voice ofthe meeting iias strongly opposed to the neiv regulation being enforced and recommended instead the follow- ing:--1 that traps be no more than one inch between laths. 2 that heads bn not more than two inch exten- tion mesh. 3 do away with the parlor trap.. 4 stop fishing the 30th June. 5 strigbt enforcement of returning all berried lobsters to the water. 6 that the government establish hatcheries on the north side ofthe Island. 7

- --'l‘he only cha* th 'E' iimmer- side market prxe noisy was that of butter which sold at el¢_ht- t0_ni»¢tn!n cones e rn., '

John Noonan. The remains are ex-

lollowing day.

-Theiollowing are the Alborton Market prices: White oats per bus, thirty four cents; blsek oats per bus- hel, thirty-five. cents, butter per lb eighteen to -twenty cents; eggs pe dos twenty~fonr cents; pork per l'b,, six and three quarters to seven and s half cents and hides per lb, seven cts.

-Acting upon information of In- spector Gourh. Officers Phillips and Steele made a raid yesterday morn- ing on the premises of Clement Ar- enault in search of liquor. but found only a little over one bottle. Arsen- siilt, when he saw the ofiicers com- ing, locked the door of the room and also _the drawer in which the liquor was 'foui\d, and while the officers were making the search attemnted to ,interfer by drawing a revolver. Hr was handcuffed and taken -to jail and

more strict enforcement of tha, close season. Meeting cloned bv appointing f`-harles Sudsbery an delegate to at-

.will be given a hearing in the police

' ing.

court this morn

und the meeting to he held iii Char-l -'rim Guardian rabreta to announce lmmfowri.. 'the less of a valuable cow owned by

| A Happy

ii leading barrister of Summerside, which took place on Sunday morning last. The cow had only been purchas- ed about a week before from a gen- tleman who was about to leave the town and had only been removed to its new quarters a couple of days be fore. Om Sunday when the owner's son, who bv the way is an “amateii

ter restorativcs but without avail.

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w¢.WlSh ‘ ‘rind uiou examination no apparen i

all our friends

and Prosperous

New Year _

Morris & Smith

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GRAY ENGINES

Speci¢lDi1couni Prices on l9|l Model

R. and Model S. Gray Engines

'l‘his ofier is good till ._lnnu:iry ist,

viii. \li orders niiist be niiiilen no inter than Decciiinarzrzsi, lu‘0. _

Any ciistoiner buying a Gray Engine

in‘i.;' deposit iii" sum ol S1001 on S_ini.'ic Cyliniler and ‘$|5.i\0 on Double' ylindc-_r iuripines, so as to hoIil_lhe1rl~1ngiiie until "i»_- customer may notify the t‘oini>any io s np-

H. Power, Model R S¢‘0-00 ' " " |000- “ \uo.¢'0

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Deiruitf Mil higan.

W. F. UIOWSE. Agent.

iz-'ziciitsili .\iurriiy Harbor

and C“5t0m¢f5 _(‘ounty In-lonpitnl vcuuxniittcc, received

a Hippy

cause for death was found and the »Tak¢n on a whole the program was a

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_. -_-A telegram was D0\\°d_t)e 330; Louie Romek. _ _ ~ - - ~ Leslie, Kensington, yes" y an-` 713-"’ ` “ ` s b Bev. R. D. Morse. The ar- 'iouucing the (iaith in Boston of _ --vw IQZCUI tl fbr- t\l8 Nmafliilél' Of the

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-os the -Buninierllde alleys lege _ -' oi °V°l\1l\¢` |0010 V611 llflh scores we_i-ei "yer meetings st Buminsreide:-

over' e 200 markf the thne highest

l ~'1'he orssn recitalby- Prof. G. M.

Hall last evening was largely 7st- tendcd The program consisting of

finest ever presented in Summcrside. The cantata "The Village Black-

Terent ideas expressed. The rendation consisting of choruses, male and fe-

on the anvil, the xtoll of the village

the program. The vocal solos by Miss Bremner, the singing ol the male

piano solos by Miss Loretta McLeod, the Misses Noonan and Prof. Adams,

111540. 1.10 lei! .than six players going ‘_

ieuouiiin ne' em emerge# ta for llondsy oi the week '

dby,'~Jani\'ary second, Christian rch. ' 'subiect-0oniseeion and

‘ viagg Lesson, Daniel 9:16-83.

er A B McKay Opening ad-

wiek will appear 'l\iesdsy.

pected to arrive in Kensington on wflllm ch."'|°-lit"-UWB. liven inthe ---' -|-undu nut wh", th, fuunl my Siimnierside Methodist church on _-.-The death of Mrs. Patrick I-logon, “ke mu, 0\,_u.,.iv,1 0| min or me Thursday eyenipg last s s, gi-and -selnucli respected rdsideiie of Tignish,

ai!air and Wal 1511:!!! np?-¢ll¢!0d. Th, occurred st the home of har daugh- solo's by Ure, 7(ReY..) A, Bi-own t&'. yesterday morning siter a linger- siiii mise sus siiiipiieiie were sn ln: illness- She was seventy-five beeutiluiiy rendered. 'rue following rears of asa and is survived by a was the program.;-Tovclta in G_ large family of five sons and six \{in°|-_ gpinmy; mmuu, R,,d; 3010 daughters as follows:-R_ev. Father

,I "I H¢a|-(1 tha voice of Jesus gay-'_ Hogan, former parish priest st Tra-

°erry, Mrs. (Rev.) H. A. Brown; In- ¢.5d|°~ DF- Fwd Wd Ffdnk in UW ri-osuemm to Ae: in Lenengnn, C“‘°‘““° We”-"md -’°“” “““ HF“"Y Wagner; Communion, Batista; March °t l‘°m°2 .The d““3ht°"° are Slst" `n D., H. Smart. Intermission and Balm' Pump' ChBn°tt°t°wn3 . Mrs' .ouectiom solo, "Come Unto Men' J. T. Phee, Mrs. Thos. Milligan \liss Ella Silliphsnt; Largo. Handel; and Mrs' Pet” C' E’h.e": N°"w“Y' Mr” Jdartoire, B. Minor, Batista; Solo, 5"" Callaghan' M‘.““¥“gash and Mrs' "Galilee" Mrs. (Rev.) I-I. A. Brown; mi Ha1ndr“h°“,t,T'gmSh' Mrs' H°g` Gavotte, Thomas; Soldiers' Chorus, gf; li asolsunllcdh by .one br9l'h"‘ Gounod. God Save The King. y_arB 0 age' W G ‘S emoymg

good health. Her husband prede-

-The concert given by the Presby- |§e':Jsed,mh"mab°“f ellglhtm? ,months terlan choir under the direction of g ` ‘e “gm wl ta E “vue t°` P _ morrow mor-ning to the R. L. cone- rof. Jos. Adams, in the Market tary at Tigmsh_

-The Mornin Dail Guardian

vocal and instrumental solos, read- be obtained ‘tg Lan5.ty». Tonsogm ings and quartettes was one of the Parlors' summersmm 12_16dl_u.

-Send' us your feathers. We can

smith" a pleasing setting of Long- pay high prices for new goose and Eelloiv's immortal poem with music duck feather8_ R T_ Holman Ltd so arranged as to bring out the dif- gummersiden 12_24sttdf&r2w_ "

-All news in Bummerside and vlci

nale quartettes with the imitation i ~ of the smith and his helpers at work }1e3'y_s]g,\;|:|!dil;°n E(;:§gs;§n(i'nf'W§;'l

Street, who will also answer all the

- bell and the voice singing in the vii- .en uh-ies of and B t d

lage choir all beautifully harmonized nfqrénewsl and cotnte:actt(;dtxrg;';_;s

. I” and was without doubt the feature of Miss Am Bm. owe n `

ew ‘vettrcnnry” went out to the stable

he discovered the cow apparently

ids-ad, he at once started to ndminis

y G. r , Age t, Sum-

rmr Street, accepts only cash witi. ordcr,1n return for ii liberal discount.

‘ fl\lM`i€tte were also line as were the for transient advertising in The

Morning Daily and the Rural Daily as well as cnsh with ordcr for new and renewal subscriptions. -All a-

mnclusion is that the cow died of grand one and the choir under the mounts for advertising and gubseri

grief ovrr its cliziiigc of quarters. . ___

l -B W Taiit-in sen-’y Ol Pl‘il’\C€

yesterday tiirough Dr. A. McNeill, a -cheque for SiS, from Chief Justice Siiililivaii. This coniributioii unsol- icited and unexpected fittingly ex

presses his l.oi‘dsliip's ‘sympathy with .

and interest in the benevolent in-

‘stitutions in the Province. The coni

'lirection of Prof. Adams, who have spent considerable time in the pre- paication are deserving of gi-cat cred- it for the excellent program furnish- ed to the music loving people of Summerside.

tions in Alberton and vicinity shoulli be paid to H. Clerk, Agent. 4-4drtl.

FUSSIL HATES _

TUU HEAVY

mittee has ulso rccciveil the sum Of ‘_ l’I'I`TSBUIiG, 1.8,’ December 2S_

1531.84, being the amount of the col lcction Christiiins Day at St. John's }Baptist cliiirch, Bliscoiiclie. These are the first installments of_ Xmas col- lections received by the I-losilif-ill lcommittre. The prompt and gener- loiis""rcspoiise of the people of Mis- lcoiichc is most commendable and it is hoped will be followed shortly by ,otlier congregatioiis throughout the 'coi:ntry.

-.\.t the residence of Mrs. M. E.

Montgomery, illnlpcqiie, on Wednes- day evening, Dec. 28th, a quiet wed- ding took place between Miss Annie Shci‘wooil Moiitgomcry and James Mciil. Thonison of Darnley. Only the immediate relatives of the contract- ing parties were present. The odlcia- ting clergyman ivan Rev. E. J. Rat- tre, and thc service began promptly at T o`clock, when the bride entered *tho |.nrif:i'r leaning' upon the arm of [hor iii-otlier, Jaiiics A. Montgomery. }Suppcr was only half over, when thi- charivari men and ladies put in an appearance, who, waltzing ways added much to the conipany's aniiiseiiieiit. _ Pleasant in- tercourse, games and singing made up the program of a very enjoyable evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thomson so to their home in Darnley with the best wishes of many relatives and friends.

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CLEARANCE SALE

is Boominq

Last week was one of the

busiest we have had since thc sale began, both testifying to the excellent assortment of our stock and the many money saving opportunities it affords.

This week there will be

many further savings to insiire quick clearances in many 'lines that are nearlys old out.

The question of freiglit rates was one 0! the eni<rosSin.z topics riisciisseii by f.k»=. American Geological Society at its annual meeting here yesterday, when Dr W. J. Holland, direct-.ir of the Carnegie museum, presented n resolution asking the appointmieiit of ai. committee to take up with the railronils the iusttcr of a change in the classification of fossils. Dr Hol- land beclarcd that he had paid $2,- nuo f ' `

_ reigiit charges on a shipinciit of

_ ' 1,fossil rock for which $200 would "ap-`

After the reception of several e oits ofa technical nature officers

advantage.

' niinnls and by Canadian railroads o

pear ample in comparison with oth- L - . ' I _ er freight schedules. - '

_ e close M¢§¢ . Yefar since we have. been m_.busme_ss_- thririie our custérfiers' heartily for lt.

Also--we wish tlleml

A happy. prosperous -briglht

E NEW §fEAR

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INTEHNATIUNAL HAILHUAU EUMMISSIUN PHUFUSEU

WASI-IING;l`ON, Dec. 28-As a re-

sult of a lung series of conferences

man of the _ lntexstate Cummerire Commission, and the Hon. J. P. hila- bee, chief of the Railway Commission of Canada, an agreeniciit hss` been reached to recommend to the Go- vernments of the United States and the Dominion of Canada the crea- tion of ,an internatioiial railroad commission, which shall have super- vision over tlle i~aili'i:uil rates in oil- eration beti\'eo~i the two ciiiiiitries.

Mr. Mabce arrived in liiamliiiigtoii

from Uttaiva last night, iiiinlly to discuss the details of an agreement with Judge Knapp last August. and today the two officials were in cou- ference. Tho report will be filed within a few days by Chairinan Knapp with the State Ilcpartment and by Mr. Mallee with the Govern- ment of Canada. _

No details of the report yet are

available, beyond the fact that it recommends the establishment of the international commission, upon which shall be conferred certain de- fined regulatory powers. For a cou- siderable period ii; has been realized that the increasing ti-ail`ic_ both pus- _senger and freight, between the United States and Canada, Ras liiic- ly to render control over rates diffi- cult, unless somc international action were taken. The acquisition of American railroads ol Canadian ter-

Amorican terminals and lines pre- -sent an increasing diflicnlty.

l In the existing circumstances, it is not possible to compel either rail- ways. or express companies to estab- _lish joint through routes and rates -to and from points in the two coun- tries. In other words, neither an lAmei'ican nor a Canadian carrier 'may be required to furnish to a

between Judge Martin liuzipp, Chair-_ shipper 8 through bill of 1m1ing_

'from any point in one country to 'any point in the other. Thel reason- ableness of the internntiona ra es lwhich ordinarily ure a combination fof- the rates local to each country, lean he determined only by a cir- Icuitous proceeding instituted before fthe commissions of both countries. i No power at present wrists that can require carriers engaged in in- ,tcruntiousl transportation to estab- 'lish what may be rvgnriled oilicially

Las reasonable through joinl rates, ,and to apportiun these rain; among lthe participating carriers ii: event lthey cannot- reach nn :cient iamong thciiisclvr-s. Lliit of t:":s sit- liintion grew the idea of the izrientlon .of an, international commissioxi, ‘which should have supei‘\'is'ory cem- trol over the railways and other lcommon carriers doing an interna- ltional transportation business.

CilNilDi\’$ FUR TRADE

£l~‘rom Consul Frank Deedmeyer,

Uhnrlottetown.

flnly n few ui' the fur-bearing anim-

als, once native in Prince Edward island, are now found here. The pro- irress of agriculture and the zeal of the hunter and trapper have exter- lninateii many species, such ns- the

fotter, the beaver, the bear, and the p

‘ marten.

About 25,000 muskrats, 500 mmks

11,000 red foxes, and a few weag¢|,.; ,are now killeciiln this province. Th.; lblack fox is hrsd bya few parm-,.\ [who keep the methods employ.-_q secret. A large, lustrous black fox. skin is worth $1,500 in this provinC¢_ Muskrats, principally killed by the Micmsc Indians for their flesh, bring 25 cents; red fox, $4 to $5; mink, 4.50 to $5; and weasels, 25 cents, Most of the shipments go to New York, Lon- don, and Toronto. No furs are dres- sed here. Prices this year are 50 pri- cent higher than tive years ago,

Notwithstanding the gradual dis.

appearance of fur-bearing animals from the more settled portions of thi; illoininion of Canada,-.thc business of trapping, which is yearly extending farther norihward, is still profitable. ‘ln the fiscal year ended March 31, 1910, Canada exported undressed [urg- to the value of $3,770,038, of which $l,99u,988 worth went to the United iStates and $1,523,199 to elm U1-limi Kingdom. During the same year the

‘Dominion imported undressed furs

valued at $4,222,925 from the folloiv- ling countrlest United States, $2,- 98i;,914; Germany, $702,228; Ilniteil Kingdom, $250,669; Russia, $211,816; Newfoundland, $32,380; all other countries, $3R.918.

lfllfll-IIBITION OF FIREARMS.

BOSTON. Dec. 30--The Massaeliu-

.setts Legislature will be asked to consider a bill which will forbid any- one not belonging to the militia or police forces to buy, hirc, lense, re- ceive,.use or carry firearms, without. seciiringspncisl license for that pur- OSB.

p'erc nomina ci or c cv ion` ‘o serrvtl ' I - A ` §.?”1i:§..yf°{i-f512122132? A A Sllbwlllg 0l SOIl\Cllll|\g RC3l Swell iii ilhrisiinas Neckwear

saturn' - ~ - -- - bl their mmm and Drug Glgd; Goods D artmenllandmlisli c?;EEs<>n :iI;E»Enf;0lgiiti:l»§Ea;l , ' _A big showing of soiiietliin g exclusive, something real nifty in n1en’s ties.

.`“" 'C _ eff _ _ _ times crying numerous imidg from You nill adinire theni, it will be easy for you to select dozens of liaiidsoiue tics 15 110W Offering man! excel) which Carlson worked free Tbev kept f - I ' ~ ~ l- 1 1 ~ - ' tional \.a1ue$_ Au Short ends wen on the mat and it O-mm looked ro.n_ t i1.s_stoc ., :in_< t icii we ii ant you to note the prices, conipzire our half dol-

A have been gone over and given as though Sandy would get his msn. lar ties with aiiytliiiig' yoirever bought, and note the difference. ”

quick marcliixig orders. Tlicre After about twenty-five minutes of Pretty narrow foul'-m-hand ties... . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . ea .

are lengths from I 1_2 to 7 yds l'rai~d work in which Carlson was con- , The Swclkgt line of t- ~ t , d , I 1 5

_ _ t,,,,,,,Hy 0,, the defence it bemm ._ ies in oun nu re.i y t ie lest value... Uc es

1“fl1H=` lol quite exciting Carlson tskingaiianii Hundreds ` of hnidsoiiie ties in all the vcr newest'

L ' ' E ` re ' I f " S 1' l A ` ` I A y -

Whnemf mag Own -.-fy -0 of ences _ we vse asm

!Lad1`es°i Misses' and Childrerfs Coats at Reasonable Prices

\\'e have a large stock of laclics, iiiis<es`

and cliiidren’s coats, all in the siylisli season-

nble fiibrics,

us ivcll as

respects.

Ladies'

ivell tailored

Misses’

:uid 3.25.

up to ilic iiiiuuie iii style and ex-

celleiitly tailored. liacli gziruieiil was iuacle with care and skill bv niasicr tnilor.<»-~iuade to wcxii

for' looks and is superior in both

beaver coals fine fashionable

iriiiiiniiigs, in blue and black, high* grade and

.$7 50 to i9.oo. coals,ln brown, green and navy

beaver. $3.50 to 7.oo. ` _ _ _

Children‘s besrskiu coats,iu white cardin-

al. brown and slate, sizes 22 to 30. $i.75, 2.00

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, Reuben Tuplin & Co., Kensington ll inn offs-= we-. l-\ liiiimiiir _ f . Men’a and Boys' Fancy Shirts \__ 1 There are many broken lots

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Sce the Special Feiiioiisfration of “Two”'of the

From The Chas Fawcett l\lfg.Co, Sackville, mem mlgd_ You make big

Exhibition Steel Ranges

“ “niGrour"a ’

and Gowns are all receiving

all at 2ic a pair.

Womcn’s While Wool Knit

Gloves. rcgiilui' :Sc a pair,noiv lgcspair.

\A.'oiiicn`s Uuliiied Cape

Two and Three Piece Suits, in blue Serge :iud neat iweed, patterns. all selling at One

here that have rapid selling

. prices altaclied. There is :i

good assortiiieiit of large sizes for iucu that will give large men ai rare chance of securing a nobby shirt at s small price

Still s goodassortment of those nobby Sweaters, hiutoncd on shoulders, iii all colors, now going at prices that will make buying doubly easy.

Groceries

Bring in your lists mid get

minutes by s combined body and toc

5 B J L (lainhuin uh is k

his duty faithfully and well. P. C. Brown, the time kccper for the bout, issued a challenge from the stage at the intermission on behalf of a local middiev-'eiglit to the heavy weight champion of the city. It is likely this match will he one of the best

GI-OV_ESi mid “nfl ‘lark tan5» drawing cards yet. put on the boards. /_\ _ small sizes 84c a pair. //'14-;-*nra'._.l..-haf-r.-L-._-me-»_

Boys’ Suits ‘ ' sri;-_;~__-rr,g.;ee»-~ Buster Brown, Norfolk and - 1 *meizilf

--rv V

le certaml , (,>`Ce)tmua1 weight to good advantage, forced dm\\fl'1Utf

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n-rv. \Vonien‘s Ribbed or mimmrs and ghlrrqix secondl FQ ' "" '_' Y '_

Plain Caslnnere, Ribbed Wool _ _ . ~ , ' o ms ing _____

and Fleece Linmi Cotton hose' a_nanie for .himself as a referee did I '_

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C rset C _ern Dmwcrmskirts mat and finally' pinning hiin for the , _ _ i » ° °‘ " ” _ sm mu in thirty-one ima e hair We give s preiiy box- wiih every iie ei 50c or over.

favorable coiunieiit and selling hold. ~ /, _

rapidly thegg (lg)-5_ Broken After s short rest the men resumed lots or slightly soiled grlrnients W°’fk at 5 lively CUP 08°” trying ""'°*" ‘Il\-- ~it special prices g‘°"` “most wh Kat a good hold. `

‘ ‘ ' ere was seen t f t t lr f '

*,‘.;i 2?- HDSACIY I the bout and Ciirlgines vilgirng lils _U1 he store wnh The Nobby F'°m_

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The Enterprise Monarch- ~

A Steel Range thai is ackiiowlcdgcd by hoiisekecpcrs in lic

liio lriiiinph of invcniioii iii ihe stove line.

l"oilo\\'ing are :i few of its speciailfeeiures.

TUE NEW D.-\\"LlGl<lT OVEN DOOR, through which the con-

fcnis ofih: oven are :Always visible.

Tlilz F.NTl<IRI’RlSE HEAT ECONOl\‘llZER, which retains the

use. _.ln

heal. in the oven when the door is o ciicd. ' THE ENTERPRISE BROll.lNG .»\'l"lPACHMENT, which convoys » _ io llie chimne_i' all ihc smoke :ind odor of' broiling. lille FULL LENGTH 'l`O\\’l‘IL ROD, always available for insiani

short it is-

TllE_UEST RANGE wanted by THE BEST HOUSEKEEPERS.

1 'llhe “MC:NARCI-1" is sold by reliable stove dealers avid made

on y iy 4

__ _ The Enterprise Foundry (So i Sackville. N. K ~

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Prices lo appear idler. \ 1 __

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weare going to- clear out balance oil Dolls' and Fancy China at discounts of 2 5 and 331-3 percent. `

_ Rtllitlilkl' -lor this week? only. '

f k _ "M" *`”""“‘fi“”"“' Removal Sale -of Hardware _ ‘ ~ ~ i as " "°"“"’ ‘.‘..?"’ M¢uuuiiwn| . . M c K A Y

Bl! ameron’s l'iar were lore. _ _ . _

clfaen onlie Gulf. ° l ° _slime-sid- ` A