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SUPREME COURT INIONTENEGRO THREATENED
Ai OPENED YESTERDAY I   ` BY OVERWHELIIIING FORC
/Grand Jury found no Bill in only Aus
indictment on
Reported favourably on Asylum,
_Infirmary and
The Hilary term of the 'Supreme ed to be doing their duty and those
Court of Queen's County opened
terdny morlling in Charlottetown u
o'clock. His Lordship the Chief
tice, Sir Wm. Wilfrid Sullivan,
yes
t‘ ll Whenever persons committed a viola-
Jus» tion ol' the Prohibition Act they were
llis convicted and put into jail. "That is
Criminal Charge,
Jail.
~ breaking the law were duly punished.
and Western
Lordship Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, vice- all they can dn.” concluded ills Lord- 9
Chancellor, and ills Lordslllp Mr
Justice ilaszard. Master of Rolls, oi things." _
on the Bench. 'l`he Attorney (lr-neral
lion. J. A. Muthleson was present
The fqllowillg gentleman composed ported “no bill" ill respect ol' tho
the Grand Jury present and sworn:
. _ _ g s(_ .
Edmund 'l‘. lliggs, Cllllrlotttowlt, They then drove in teams .to Falcoil-
(foreman)
P. McLeod, Charlottetoivlt.
R. E. Mulch. Clinrlottetowli.
John Mt-.Nevin ,ili\arlot»tetowu.
G. li. Taylor, Charlottetown.
Wm. W. Owens, Keppoch.
Theophllns Stewart, West River
George Abbott. Union Road
Samuel Lowe, Charlottetown
Chas. McKenzie, North Milton
Norman McDonald, Glasgow [toad
Lemuel Foster, Marshfield
Herbert Lewis, York
John Munn, Marshfield
A. G. McLeod Stanley Bridge
George Hooper. North Milton
L. J. Reddln, Charlottetown
Pope Noy. Hazelbrook
Chas. H. McGregor, Brackley Beach “ We regret that the nllmber of
The following members of th
Grand Jury were absentz-
Benjarnln Rogers; Daniel MeMulllu, inmates.
Robert Reed, Patrick Sherry, Walter “We next visited the Sanatorlum
MeNeill.
- There was only one criminal c
ase w ud r
on the docket, the King v. Wellington , be given to the value ot' fresh air for
of the patients.
Young, indictment for subversion
goods, to wit. a waggon.
-- The-. Grand Juryhaving been sworn, and found conditions comfortable, and
ad- satisfactory in detail, there being 98
His Lordship the Chief Justice
dressed' them, pointing out clearl
lingconcilely the law on the case.
is Lordship then, in referring t
which would consist in their vlsitm
that part of the Grand Jury's duty poorly ventilated on the lower por-
t .
and reporting upon conditions in
asylum and the jail, i
sa
that In connection with the prevent prisoners from having com-
latter institution there was still the munication with friends through the
unfortunate state of things, with re- lower rooms. We would recommend
gard to the occupants. that prevgiiedl able-bodied prisoners he placed to
There was not much crime comm ted respectfully submitted."
term after term of the Supreme C ur
in the country, but in Charlottetow
there was unfortunatelyagreat deal of the Grand Jury for the very satis-
drunltenrloss. He did not know wheth- factory way in which they had per-
er tt was drunkenness or not, but the|formed their duties., and told them
people were put into jail for drunken- that the report which they had made
by with regard to the public departments
the Magistrate. He read a list' of six which they had visited would he sub-
b mitted to the Government for its
ness and were convicted of such
he strongly recommend that, in the pub-
. ship, “but lt is on untortnuuie state
, The Grand Jury then retired.
At Il o’clock they returned anti ro-
indictment a uin Wellington Young.
wood and Queens tlnunty Juli. The
Grand Jury were absent from It o‘cloclc
until shortly before ii, when the Court
ndjollrnml for slipper. At 7.210 p.m.
the Grand Jury came into Court and
the foreman, Mr E. ’i`. Higgs, sub-
` mitted the following reportz-
“ To the Hon. Sir Wm. Wilfrid Sul-
livan and fellow Justices: We, the
Grand Jurors, report as follows:-As
instructed, we visited Fulconwood
Asylum and found the place well
kept, the patients very comfortable,
and in some cases happy.
"We would recommend that a fire
escape be placed on the western
portion of the buildings now occu-
pied by the men.
e patients is increasing, so that to-day
there are 149 male and 144 female
and found everything satisfactory, but
o l ecomend that more attention
A “We then visited the lufifirmary
y inmates.
“We next visited Queen's County
o Jail and found the place well kept, but
g tion of the building We would
di lic interest, some means be adopted to
t. some manual work. All of which is
n ln reply the Chief Justice thanked
names bf men who seemed to
e
habitually in jail for drunkenness. action ou the suggestions which were
That was serious enough. he aid. but very proper with regard to the jail
there were two others who #ad be
en and other institutions.
Very properly imprisoned for viola- His Lordship then thanked the; I
tion of the Prohibition Act. Th Grand Jury and discharged them from | | | |,
further attendance.
at
was tho state of affairs. and he did not
t the could blame anybody
know tha .Y
particularly for lt. The officers seem-_to-dny.
The Court then adjourned to ll a.m.
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CANADA RELEASES 'I`RO0PS
 T0 IYIANUFACTURE MUNITIDNS
Thousand Skilled llitchunics, who Hove Gone
,H Overseas will Enter British Factories--Lloyd
___ George Cables Thanks to Conodu.
. ._-__,?__Z_--»
OTTAWA. January 10.-Canada is
helping Lloyd George by releasing
for munitions work in England about
one thousand skilled mechanics from
among Canadian troops who have
Th re nest for their under arrest for a few days by the
" gone overseas. e ti t
release came some days ago and was British civil authorities on request
A cable to the Militia Department
to-day from London states that Dr.
lt. M. Simpson of Winnipeg, serving
with the Canadian forces in England.
has been released after _being held
promptly neceded to by the Minister o 1 wi `. ‘-
t‘ the Manitoba Govel°nmeny.` Dr
df Militia. To-day the following
cable of thanks from Lloyd George
was received hy the Minister ol
Militia:
“I thank you most warmly, por-
ll Ml ister of Defence and
Iona y as n .
me Cgmmgn Qgve;-“mont for tl\e|day. but it is presumed that Dr.
I illln to return volun
ready rsspouse~which you made 1o`Slmps0n is W z '
my 1-gquggg, mode to you throughitarily to Winnipeg and lace any
Uir Max Aitken, to release certaimcharges made against him.
highly /skilled mechanics from the The Minister of Militia is begin-
Canadian forces for work in_our loc- ning to rece-ive recruits for t-he pro-
ltories. i thunk you again for your possd,"Figl1tlng -Parsoitas Battalion.
i k tl u which is another ’l‘o~day Capt. the Revf r. Munras or
que coopera o »
_ Do - f Cai , tie a hed that he
lin ot the ties that bind the m* o ld bmrvad ti; fll'kg‘ mam m um
ihiou and the Motherland. The re wou e 8 _
-solution of our men in the field and ranks of such a battalion. General
in the factory is more powerful than Hughes says that there are scor§s
Iver an we look forward to un more of clergyman in Canada w 2
imbted victory,” (Signed) “Lloyd wan1a»to zo as lighters lf they are no
George." V
Simpson is wanted n nn peg n
t-onnet-lion with the charges of the
misappropriation of Provincial funds
ln the building of the Manitoba Par-
liament. buildings. No particulars
are given in tho cable received to-
needed al chaplains.
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E OV I RT U R I8.
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WlLSON'T0 RUN AGAIN REGAITD- GIRMAN PIM!
,~. Ll!! Ol' PLEDGE.
,.,.._--
overture!
__ "`»_.' I-.vf'f`i_"I."I»,.Hi1§-it   '-.1
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Jun. 11.-~Mol\tellegl'o is
being treated -to it steam roller nttuck
similar to that wlllch crumpled its
friend and neigllbour. Serbia. The
Austriall ollslaugllt wltiuh lm.; \n.,.n 3
long time in preparation is now being
prosocntr-d with great violent-o, men-
acing srevdrltl inlporinnt. posiittnls
close to the Adriatic const. ’l‘ho great
Montenegrin stronghold ot' Mount
Lovcen has fallen, according to to-
night's Austrian oflicial communica-
tion. 'l`he attack here has' been large-
ly assisted by Austrian warships and
guns of Cattaro forts. In addition, the
Montenegrin; say the Austrians made
abundant use of ar-phyxiatlng gas con-
trivaltces. The battle is raging on tho'
whole ol' the llorthern und eastern
frontiers of Montenegro. On the east
the Montenegrins have been compel-
led to evacuate Berane.
For the British public the latest
statements regarding the situation in
Mesopotamia will not entirely relieve
anxlet . British General A lmer’s
Kut~el-Amara. has met and repulsed a~
strong Turkish forte. but its present
lin land 0ver.
trians have Captured important Positions andt
Country ls in llanuer. Situation in Mesopotam
not lle-assuring, Junction of British Forces bei
Rendered Difficult if not impossible by Superi
for it finds in front ol' it a Turk
ments on the Rlnlsiuli front, where
void weather hus again set ln,
ll
20 degrees below zero. Altllough
the moment the Russians have cea
ces is that they have not given up
has been gradually extended u
the Austro-Germans.
Y Y
column, which is advancing to relieve
o
position is by no means satisfnct ry.
French accounts there is clearly
ztrmy greatly superior in nlllnlwrs. German attack whit-ll the l-‘re
'l‘llerei'ore it is uvldellt that sllccoss- claim they ,q\|¢¢-,f.F,gm||y ,,mpp,._L1_
ful juncture ol' the two British forces, l<‘rencl1 lines here make tt temp
although they urn only twenty miles salient, but the position evidently
apart, may prove u diilielllt matter.
There have been no fresh develop- Paris claims that the lflrellch,
thermometer at some ointa falling
venture. but are merely reorganizing friendly terms and that the expect
their forces tor another formidable 'break in the Coalition Ministry m
assault. » The Russians are reported be prevented. John Redmond
as foriltylng positions recently won noun`oed in Parliament to-day that
by them and in this way their trout Natlonalists would not further oppose
sig-
they occupy about thirty-four miles
the East bank of the middle reachgfg 2?YA);tiigdrgltrglllgdtidgiiiidriiodqndphfsitiix       
.
s» .
cerned the centre of interest is s
the Champagne region. According
ish thing cnsnnl or ordinary about the
hr-on made correspondingly str(
the vigorous couniel'-attacks. expelled
the Germans from all except tt small
to tion of the trenches which they wo
i`or Champagne.
sed The domestic crisis over the
the Labour party may again be placed
nill the Military Service Bill. The re
and at o. conference .which repre
to may be reached by which they will
no- retained ln the Government.
(Special to The Guardian)
HALIFAX, Jun. 11.-Applications
are coming in rapidly for the new
liowltzer Artillery Ammiunition Col-
ililiiiiiii AMMUIIIIIUII IIULUMN
Kinnon. and the' only difficulty
be to place the applicants.
in view of the above. Prince
Fvardflsland boys who want to enl
n t is column had better wiro their Amdm 2' Souris 3.
most popular and best looking units McKinnon, giving measurements,
ever mobilized in Canada. Tele- etc. lt is understood that he will, if   
grants, telephones, and letters were possible, reserve places for twenty-
umn. ll, will surely be one of the applications at once to Captain D
being received ull day by Capt. Mc-Iflve Prince Edward Islanders.
‘iii Hiillililii FHUM
S
last night arrived in the city t
W did meetings at the places visited.
Ed_ in all, and 36 recruits were secured.
follows'-Red House 12 Dundas
.A.
'l‘he Annual Meeting of the Y. M.
of the Y. lil. C. A. for dhe past yea
would be nlade by Secl'et_ary Harold
Cross and the chairmen of the vuriou
departments of work it was not nece
sary that he should make all exle
ded report. The Directors. felt th
rendered by tho official of’ the Associ
tion and notwithstanding the runny a
peale for financial assistance durln
the year -they were Yhappy to repo
that the institution had been able tt
meet all running expense
from current income. The r
ax
to this un amount of over $600 h
been contributed from the province fo
the Maritime Military and Snpervi
sion work and $100 paid to the For
sign Society work in india.
King ami Country having given gene
rohsly of its members for Military Ac
tlvities in addition to’ which an assis
e
Beoretary Cross will go overseas as
‘ Canadian Y. M. C. A. representetiv
C. A. men in Europe is recognize
manhood. it is undenomfnatlona
and welcomes all classes and creed
~ tai s l r
collection of leading newspapers lm
well equipped and under charge of a
expert. Amusements include billiard
games. bowllnl alleys and baths. ,Edu
who desire them. ,
henhip fee bein: charged. The dlroc
tors loolt forward .to the .time wb
»n¢1tmms¢su_aaIiEsi»t3w‘l§=ts
bolt equipment. slid trust of
, _
may enable them to curry. out this
»
ES T0 EL
lu OTTAWA. Juli. 11-li.ll.il. the Duke
ol' Connaught is the latest member of
G
their attack upon Austro-German lines ernment's Compulsion Bill has becomve
from Prlpet River to the Bessarabian much less tense. It is now freely `
front, information from German sour- dicted that the Gnvrenmnnl; am]
C. highly desired project before ma
,__...__-
put in the Anzio to-day with the li
had been picked up.
Examination of the boat seems
The retiring President desires to
‘l The Board of directors was ieeler
work und hus un f-xtelleni wool d no n.
The Ilourd has decided to devote
ny; fired upon and sunk, while cont
l _
A. was held last evening Presif.Y0illS~ ing passengers, among whom w
i
gem J`;{` Ross' hfrrhepchaiir and, Jig' thank the Board of Directors for their
lark" ecrctury' ‘C res dent ‘“ “ h t oo eration and also the press d h b
bear out the assertions that is
which torpedoed the Ancona. Ma
that a detailed report ofthe operations;\th:;ly;:1;radm's Auxiliary have rendered by sham, from ,Te submarine h
Cr their usuul eflicient service to tho ill ggfrfzsstopped “p W "I ‘Shawls and t°m` the Orange Hall. Milton. Wednosdu
B stitute
JAP5 FLOCKING T0 BRITISH
li led The Association has been fortu COLORS IN CANADA
M unto in securing the services of Mr J
lslthfulttnu smvienl. service uni lm-n M 0'1"* ‘IN “€“'}‘§“‘ S“°\“‘“"Y ‘° ‘*“° vANoonvr:n a 0 ,nm oi
u °"°d M' I ( ms” Mr ‘lurk has though tho olilr-tal nuthorivat
e t'~\u-ve sfll l Y l\i (‘ A , ,
P b P" mos I B I Il I‘“m“ °"I"' ‘I WW ‘Img ngo- '"‘""` under the Alispicos of the A-\sul\>‘.t>` nt-_-is stand for suit* or to lense. Al-
tho new Japanese regiment This
l
a. large portion of their time and vner
gt sy In (_;¥;:&cu0l: Ynih thodmen now almost it record in local recruiting
ceints of the year were $2816.79, and °"" °“ “ry ‘fa “ “5 P" “rc °P"“ Mluar¢t'¢ Liuemant Cures Rhoumatlam
the expendnum $279633' In addmon Ing their hulls foi social and physical _;________________
activities to which the Military men
ie-
boat from the steamer Ancona which ONE CENT per wort, each inser
AI
oln
in
3. are tordlally invited IITE N |'A|.|lb|.1,
'l`I<"\ll Fl!-A“l‘Ul£E
Tile Association is doillg its bit for
Thezreat service given by the Y. M.
position to make it oontribliion both
B
S
untory subscriptions. a very small ment
alt of the good people of the province
Llilil iMPHiiiiMitIi
iililli Iii illllliil
tant Secretary Mr. Fred Donalds, is in
the trenches of France and General
a The Conference of the new Civic
Improvement League of Canada. to be
held in Ottawa on the 20th. lust., is
o be one of the most im ortant
d likely t D
everywhere and ft is pleasing to he in u municipal Kiltherinxl that have ever
been held in the Dominion. The Con-
ln men and money. The ob ect of the ference will be hold in the large Rail-
Y. M. C. A. lo to lhelp ys and way Committee Room of the House of
young men lu the up building of true Commons. and representatives are
l likely to he present from.all the nine
provinces. Motreal, Toronto, Winni-
e resented Among the prln
d cially r p
magazines, tba gymnasium is fairly cfpal speakers will be dir. John Willi
Hanna, Provincial Secretary of On
ltarlo
catlonal classes are open for those it is agreed tlusttl-ere is url6l\‘ MP0
.for discussion of the many civic prob
The Association is. supported by vol items that have already arisen and are
likely to arise in the future as s 2-s»
o the war. Groot interest hal
son (Chairman) and the I-ion. J. W..
, .
9,. . V
B
is extrsordlnzx  ‘math re-
TIDF MOON E l‘|
i>lun.lAliElu'
'wt' ' '
(Special to the Guardian.) I
ills lVlajesty's tianadian Government
lo fall :i victlnl to the prevailing mal-
ady, la grlppe. ills Iloyal lllghness
will not be prc_-ss-nt at the meeting nf
Parliament for the election ol' u
mg Speaker to-morrow, his place being
"Ch taken, as is customary, by the Deputy
'nm Governor-Lletteral, Sir Uilurlos li‘itu-
fmg patrick. it is expected, llowf,-vi-r, that ,
img the Governor-Gellel'al will officially.
en l'ullimll¢-nl on 'l`llurs\l'.iy as
mg_lop ' . . . _ .,
by usual. Both lions:-s oi' l‘urllaln\-nt.
9,2. will eonvellt- f'm- In-nlol'row`,~< rere-
,,,,‘._ molly of’ electing it Sp(-aiu-ln 'l`bt-
n in latter is noi. vxpo1:ti\\l to take long, as
there will in ull pl'obltblilt_\' bt- no
_ opposition to Ml' Aliwri St\viglly`s :lp-
von Papen, the recalled German
military uttache at Washington, tele-
grcphed today from Falmouth,wl\ere
he arrived on thc Noordam, to the
American Embassy here, asking it
to communicate with the German
ilil IIii§HI’S Miiilllii    .. 
test to the State Department be-
MEETS
Ecrserlllnan
he Atlileeting To-day ll.ll.ll. the Duke
ill of Connaught will not he Present
llfl on Account of illness, but will
  0|' open liouse To-morrow.
Forces oi Turks. Comparative Quiet on Russian “
Fronts. Parliamentary Crisis °
poilllnlt-lli. 'l`llt~ zlppoillllilvllt oi' Mr E.
N. llilodvs of (‘\imbr-rlulld, ox-lleplltr
!~`.pl~ztk<:r. reporlvrl solute time ago is
<-onlin-lnt~t|. 'i`ln~. int.t~ntion ot` the Gov
ornnlent to lnuke this it war session
inn-ollws illt‘l~<~:\sillgl§.' evidwllt there li.
now some doubt as to wht-ther tin'
Milli.~llt-|- ol' l.allolll', iloll. 'l`. W.
t`roltn-r.~: will ht- abil- io proceed \v`ltt~
lilo iul>o\\l~ tegifilzitioll outlined by hin-
ln=t`ul't- |ll»- lu:\| 'l‘radr~s und Labohl
t‘orl|;l'<-ss. lf? the session is bllsiness
like ruiln-r than t-nllti-lltitlllu the stu.,
ge.~'tt\d unlclltllni-llts may go through
.\’llllufl'o\ls :lim-lullllf-ills to lin- t‘riln
illul Voile lluvi- in-all sllggt-Stoll to ill
Miilisll-r nf .ltlstivi-. but tllvrv is run
.~'itl¢~l':lblr~ llollbl wllulllt-r ill(-sr, lun.
will be givtlll effort in llllrillg tin-
prt-si-lll wut st-ssitlll.
_,.....-_,___~_- ~. _,_,_~_.-~» \,.,.~.,.,.,\.\.~vvv-»--
Dre'  _ .~ ¢» a ~w.~x'si
the
2:: BRITISH HAVE SEIZED
 CAPTAIN VON PAPEN’S PAPERS
in stl In . ll '. . _ .
YatidgmetfsgcurofigaglsaogegggtlxgIii; AJc?\I]r(l)rl:liIIs,c(i1li;;a5ll:>‘isyegrgléhnmdghsgsgidl I     U b  
 "9 . » P Y
As far as the western fron-t is con- tatives of Labour will liold with Prem-      U_ sl 
till fer Asquith to-morrow some agreement
be
_i___.__-
ed Captain von Papen's correspond-
ence at Falmouth. are not worrie..
by possible protests, -ag his safe con-
duct embraces only the person of ills
German-military attaclw.
Captain \'on Pupen has sailed fo;
Rotterdam on board the Noordanl.
leaving some of his papers in thw
hands oi' thc authorities, who will
. cause the British authorities. he de- decide inter on their disposition.
  nl nl  baxgeaifzfcsggéfigitg YVIIT; tahtieilzfrgikixglz' clared, opened his private papers ati it is explained here that if a set"
recrumn meetings in Kin .S Count Falmouth. ‘conduct were allowed to cover th.
g my Captain von Pnpen, in his mes-.personal papers and effects 'of _'.1
s _
. , sage claimed that ers uni lettersihoaror, bcilllxcrcnts might nntnttanl
ill niommg at Tw' They rem," splfgp and bank books ot' hIi)s woerc opened, ,nn ox:-elleln lnessenger service ll;
x and that some of these were rotnln- using exprilotl oflirmls fm that pur-
as ed by the authorities Iposo.
- , _ 12, ' _  Y 
ist Momeceno 6' Kmgsbom L Now The British authorities. who stu,-
COMING EVENTS,
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Sleamel' Apgopa MEETINGS. are
. ROME, Jan. 10.-A fishing vessel ”“’°""
tion for advertising in this colum
10 Cash must accompany orders. Min
WS* mum charges, twenty~five cents.
ai-
°f° "sir, Nash will lecture in tn
women' by the A“5“`I““9 submarine i-leartz Memorial llall Tllursdny 373
0
“V evening. 651
T 1
ml (ross concert and basket sorinl :l
husk(-ts fl-ov. llolne~nmdo t~und_\' |'o
gulls, (1541-Mil.
1 tla 500ltall7iJaaesia‘ - -.
rl; nhvtmm ,1|h_,.¢-w, MIHIIMY ‘M,:“\‘:"(_h_ ggnatgrgq $0 ‘j"‘ t‘or. Society gil .1 in the A. 0. ill.
llall. All Anndinns urn invltl-tl. Wllisi
College llall on Tuesday, January
18th ot. one o'clock sharp. to consider
the holding ol' tho Annual Seed l~`air.‘
“PATRIOTIC WHIST.-On Frllllly _
i"" evening Jsnnnrv lith. a whist pnrlylpog gALE__A gm GENER
"CENTRAL SEED FAIR.- A mort-
ing of the Central Seed Fair Associa-
tion will be hold in Print-o of “ales
I
I
All interested are asked to be present
(Special to the Guardian )
Westerly to Northerly winds, fair a
er
mild with showers in the morni
turning colder at night.
At nine o'clock yesterday morning
rees above zero.
it will be high to-morrow morning
The sun sets this afternoon at 4
and to-morrow at 4.89; it rises
h I l i ill b ill-
Ths readinl room eon as I. so peg, and ot er urge c tell w_ 0 0 _ ‘$.03 and Frm” at 6,12.
ri
yesterday was 36 degrees above zer
The ‘tide will be high this after-
noon at 4.56 and to-morrow at 5.37;
t
morrow morning at 7.39 and Frfd
l'. D. lifvtlnlgnn, Presiilellt.
nd -_- _
cold
THE WEATHER-Yesterday was **KENSlNGTON.--John il. Boll
Esq Summerslde. will deliver a lec-
llil .. .
ture in the Presbyterian t‘.hur<-h, Ken
The highest temperature recorded glngton, Thursday evening at 7.30 o'-
0- clock. Subject: "Canada and the Em-
it plre." Silver Collection. Refresh-
ll
_,___-
-33 Messrs Mills & Thorne of this city
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'ronoN'ro January, 1.: -maritime 'if-“f"""3“‘ I1°.‘.".‘
This is one of the most sanitary and
up-to-date establishments on the
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e Egan aroused in the now movement
g modern common! new building in all tarts of the Doll li n ond there
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at 7.38. ;
The moon rises this morning
11.10. ,
The first quarter of the moon w
on Tuesday. January 11th. at 11.
p.m.
\'i`hsre will be a full moon
hours on ilfty»nlne» minutes.
ICH, t‘l\Bl\.' D"l'\‘lH ii Flin'
lotlolrio study tml. dillhis municipal
problems. ~ I , _ - »
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‘IMI-l\cd'¢ Ltulmiut cures Nouratglan
Island. The new management intend
al coloring to all classes. and will endea-
‘vour to build up a large trade. by
ll honest treatment. good meat. a clean
3! and sanitary house. They will be
pleased to deliver meat anywhere in
the ctty‘ Ring them--Phone 384
till _ .
'r`lun-sony. -innuury auth. at 4.29 ».m. mills 1 Theme, Hillsboro su-eel. ms
'rue lengt; oi to-any will he eight 1.
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report said that ine/new of the fact for the generous space allotted during Sgvgxssllvgfgf max” apmrenug, mga "South MIMO" mm mgmpm ned, ,Aw Q g H81 MH
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u tion for advertising in this column
1, Cash must accompany orders. Mini
mum charges, twenty-five cents.
PRIME SAUSAGES ALWAYS ON
°’ hand at Holmnns. Charlottetown-
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wanreo 2 GENTLEMAN some
,f wswreoro n/mon 2 Pains Fortis .
January 19th, at 7,30 p.m. if not iinoé "PW" (“““‘I“ I""\ 
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the 0 owing oven ng at os ul  FOR SALE. _“FEW PMRS ‘SLAND
in-el-tl putt-lu-tll'ux1~.s. tlllnive lol uv
ply W. I-‘_ \\'t~ok.~'. I-‘l-ednrlrton.
ti:'»l5-l-l‘.!F.liMil
Al. BUS.
5 ply "ll" (lllul‘tllllll nilico.
6527-IAII-Mll`.
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near l‘r'nn-e, apply on premises, lt?
_,King St. 6502-l-ll_M1>lhlli.
wA`rI'F€6"'fwo s1‘uoEN1's To
1 hoard ill <-nmfortnblo home. Appl,
Guardian. 6488-l-9-Milipd.
FOR SALE.- N0. 8 HOME JEWEL.
-cooking stove.. Cheap at 53 Ill:-l=
‘montl St. Y _ wuiihilii-_lil»lilFl_il'
sosnoens `wANTEo LARGL
bright. rooms llonterl, Colltrally lou.
ted in pleasant part of city- ADl\|.\'
57 Prince St. |2514-1-11-Miii,
- -r6`ts'r.-"A'slw7\l.l_ ssonoom
suitable for nurse or gentleman. in
` private family with all modern ini
provoments including phono. Ap
ply 84 llillsboro Street.
6341-1-7,Mtf.
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‘ ' . islako u pair of evening
coldest the previous night- WM 22 <10 ~‘ vited. i»i'~3il. 7"
gloves and scarf from dressing room
In ll. \V. t'. ilnll kindly leave nl
(lunrdlnn Ofileo. 6538.
UI "Meat Storo changes hands. Drake t - _
l EVERYONE I8 INVITED T0 THE
& Co. have sold their meat business to Hearn Maman” Hu" Thursday
evening, at .eight o‘clock. to their
Mr. Nash deliver his most inter-
esting lecture on Spurgeon. Silver
collection. *__ __6510.
FOR SALE-I EFFER FOR 8Al.E
my Farm in Norboro. Two Thousand
Dollars of purchase money may re-
maln_.on lhrm at current roto of in-
terest. Any _fughor information can
be had -by wrt ng. Adrian string-
ton. Norboro. Klustragtgn P. 
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