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llayiicr,
Undertakers,
Phone
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Shoe
Specials
Mrs.
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You'll
like
our
joall
Coiisum
CIS
Lll.il
Co.
Phone
7.
You'll
like
my
laxil
Reason
aide
charges.
Phone
30
1,
day
ur
night.
C.
V.
Synies.
tfl
Charlie
tin'
barber
is
now
open
for
business
at
his
n'W
stand,
next
lo
P.
II.
Fish
Markel.
Third
Avenue.
4')
It.
i
Ilrooks
of
Vermilion,
Al
berta,
who
has
been
visiting
lm
ulster
Mrs.
.1.
i.
Thurber,
Fourth
Avenue,
left
for
Victoria.
llev.
1,
K.
Haisler
relumed
lo
Hie
cily
on
the
I'rineess
ileal
rice
kvhieh
arrixed
from
llic
south
ul
2
o'eloek
this
afternoon.
Andreas
llakkehar?,
who
lias
been
eiiRaKed
in
fishing
here,
leaves
on
loiiijjhl's
train
for
Hall-
fax
enrmile
lo
Troiijhem,
.Nor
way,
Ins
home.
Miliar
Tel
I
ley,
charged
with
creatine
a
disturbance,
pleaded
mil
guilly
in
the
police,
court
Ibis
morning
ami
was
allowed
lo
j
by
paying
costs.
More
heal
-less
ash.
Union
auier
diilliwark
has
unloaded
:inn
Ions
.anaimo-W
elliiiglou
ena.1
for
Albert
A
MctlalTcry.
Ltd
Phones
I
I
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and
501.
tf
John
Solher,
charged
wilh
dis
oriierly
rrtuiluct
on
Cniuox
Ave
was
fiiicil
f2i)
in
Hk
cily
police
court
Ibis
morning,
besides
hy
ing
assessed
for
damage
he
did
lluibliiig
plans
prepared
al
moderate
prices.
John
t'ii'ider
Moss.
A.K.I.U.,
olc.
Sixteen
years
experience
as
archilccl
ami
si
rucliiral
engineer.
Kill
Smiiinil
Avenue,
P.O.
Itox
I
'.'7.
t..l'.Il.
sleamer
Princess
Ileal
rire.
Cinil.
Tbnimis
I
It
I
IT.
arrive
from
I
be
snulh
al
2
o'clock
tlrN
arienioon
and
will
icluin
lo
"7irrcouer
as
soon
us
she
li
compleleil
handling
of
freight.
T!lt
Indians
of
llaellon
will
pul
on
a
play
on
Friday
evrning.
I'eliriiaiy,
2n
(in"
Iheir
lialj
al
llaeilmi.'
I'be'cliier
re.itilei
wil'
lie
nld
lime
nalie
dances
am'
smigs,
obi
lime
plays
and
leigli'
of
band
performances;
old
lline
ciinIiiiiis
micIi
as
the
making
or
fires
and
the
way
Ibis
firn
whs
carried
about
for
fulure
use,
h:
making
camp,
and
oilier
old
time
I'usloms.
tf
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I).
McCoy,
an
old
lliiier'aml
prosfieclor
of
Hie
north,
is
in
the
cily
making
preparation
lo
par
ticipate
in
Hie
spring
gold
rush
inlo
Hie
1
lease
Lake
counlry.
In
addllion
lo
vvinl
er
Irail
i.'iiip-ii
ii'ii
t
he
is
endeaoring
to
secure
iliren
or,
four
good
sleigli
ilogs",
and
will
sail
for
'rangill
on
February
from
which
pitiu'
he
wilt
mush
iverland
lo
the
gold
counlry.
MINK
PELTS
WANTED
We
have
a
conlracl
for
5,000
minks
which
must
be
filled,
and
we
are
enabled
under
the
lenns
of
Ibis
conlracl
lo
guarantee
to
trappers
and
customers
oulv
not
dealers1
the
high
price
now
ruling.
In
olber
words
we
will
guaranlee
our
paying
pric?
against
markel
decline
until
Ibis
order
is
filled.
We
will
pay
a
premium
of
no
to
the
parly
who
brings
in
Hie
Ijesl
slrelrlrvil
mink
in
filling
Ibis
order.
Wm.
(ioblblooiii
The
Kur
Man.
4
ANNOUNCEMENTS
C.N.ll.
Mmpboos'
Annual
Hall,
I'ebruary
17.
Illks'
Annual
Novelty
dance,
ivbriiary
'o.
forYou
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THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
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mi
1
NiOai
lBB(
Sold
in
I'rmce
rtupert
ORMES
LIMITED
by
'
CORONER'S
JUBY
DISAGREES
IN
INVESTIGATING
DEATH
OF
LITTLE
NORMA
MUNRO:
DRIVER
IS
CHARGED.
(eonlinued
from
page
one)
iinl,
almost
immediately,
the
scream
or
(ioruoii
.uiuiro
lor
iim
falher.
She
saw
Mr.
Monro
dart
mil
lo
the
street
and
pick
up
the
Utile
girl.
She
did
nol
bear
the
tooling
of
it
born.
The
car
was
going
about
an
ordinary
rale
when
she
saw
it.
"
Sergeant
McCiHnchy
lold
of
being
called
to
II"'
scene
of
Hie
accidciil
by
Symes,.
lie
also
(old
of
a
voluntary
slalenieut
llial
bail
been
made
by
Synies.
In
givinjr
bis
own
evidence,
Sytnes
staled
he
was
traelliiiur
west
lowanls
town.
Coming
over
the
brow
of
the
hill
on
i'iflh
Avenue
Mas
I.
lie
saw
a
group
of
children
in
lite
road
al
a
distance
if
aboiil
I'll
yards,
lie
blew
his
born
and,
in
response,
I
In
clnld-
separated.
'Tin
miUl
of
Ibeiii
weul
on
lo
the
sidewalk
on
Hie
Htiht
bill
Hie
little
girl
wenl
(lit
leff
where
she
stood
about
Ivvo
feel
from
tbe
left
band
side
of
Ihe
slreel.
When.
Hie
car
was
about
Ihree
feel
from.
her.
she
apparently
took
lhe
notion
lo
join
her
comrades
iit
the
rigid
I
Church
Notices
S
You
will
make
no
i
kJN
'attending
the
Itaplisl
Ij
!
Sunday
morning.
Tli
I'hc
I
band
Able
of
the
slrcet,
lie
lidj
all
in
his
power
to
avert
hilling
Hie
child,
pulling
on
his
einer-1
Sfi'iicy
brakes
iihll
s'vverving
loj
.
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II
..II
IIM
riglll.
Mfiliirinj
inn
1
1
.in
,
.1
uaiinen.
However,
uiai
ii.
wasi
impossible
to
avoid
billing
Hie
llllle
girl.
The
left
head
lamp
knocked
her
down.
A
lillle
fur-llier
on.
be
slojiped
Ihe
car
lo
gi
l.irk
and
pick
up
Hie
victim
bill
her
falher
was
already
I
here,
i
rollowing
Hie
falher
inlo
Ihe!.'
iioue,
he
pboueil
up
Ihe
police
station
to
give
notice
of
Hie
accident.
Subs(iuenlly.
Ihe
child
was
I
a
ken
lo
Ihe
hospital
and
he
'Symes
i
drove
Sergeant
Mc-'ilincby
back
lo
Ihe
police
station.
Witness
said
lie
was
proceeding
at
h
rale
of
H
or
ten
miles
an
hour,
lie
did
no!
pull
up
dead
afler
sinking
Ihe
child.
Hi
could
have
pulled
up
on
Ihe
sidewalk.
Had
Experience
Fiirlher
iiiesioned,
Symes
saiil
be
bad
only
recently
slarled
driving
a
car
in
I'rince
lliiperl.
He
bail
had
considerable
experience
driving
in
London,
England,
ami
bad
rcrnnimcmlalious
as
lo
his
ability.
Iniesly
and
characler.
lie
had
never
had
an
accident
in
Loudon.
His
experience
had
been
wilh
geared
cars
and
he
had
never
driven
a
Ford
before.
He
had
I
n
driving
in,
I'rince
lluperl
alioul
leu
days.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kcrgln.
in
giving
i
evidence,
staled
dial
Ihe
liltlcj
-ill
had
sustained
a
fracture
at
Ihe
base
of
Hie
skull.
II
was
a
scry
serious
case
of
brain
concussion.
Slie
never
regained
consciousness.
The
right
side
of
Ihe
face
was
badly
abraded,
i
The
Tnii'lurc
luighl
have
.been
I
caused
by
an
imparl,
bill
u
vehicle,
be
fell,
would
have
lo
be
no-'
inir
al
a
preMy
fair
rale
of
speed.
This
depended,
of
course,
on
wbal
pari
of
Ihe
car
Ihe
cblb
had
been
si
ruck
bv.
A
compara-
livcly
liubl
blow
might
cause
the
lifjury
in
Ihe
case
of
such
a
young
child.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
i'uneral
service
will
be
conducted
tomorrow.
Sunday
afler-nooii
al
fl..'IO
in
Ihe
Presbylerian
Chiircli.
by
the
llev.
II.
II.
(Irani,
D.H.
for
lillle
Norma
Muuro
before
inlerinenl
at
Fairviow
)
Anion
.
Wells
alias
iltosang,
Ichargeil
wilh
fighting,
pleaded
not
gullly
in
the
cily
police
court
this
morning
ami
judgment
win
'reserved
until
this
afternoon.
.:-4
Baptist
Church
mistake
in
Church
on
thought
lo
be
piesenleil
is
"The
Maui-
jfeslalions
of
Love."
You
are
in
daily
eonl
act
with
Ihe
things
with
which
this
deals,
therefore
you
are
interested.
Children's
Ghat:
"Tin
llest
in
Ho
llcasl."
The
evening
service
will
be
of
vital
interest
to
young
ami
obi
i
alike.
The.
address
will
lie
on
"The
Limitations
of
Law.'
You,
of
course,
have
asked
yourself
ueslious
such
as
lliesc
"I)o
our
sins
always
find
us
out'?"
"Musi
a
man
reap
what
h
sows''''
"The
soul
lhat
siuiielh.
must
il
die?"
You
will
want
lo
he
present
because
these
are
your
question
and
they
perplex
you.
Arrange
then
to
be
wilh
us
al
II
in
the
morning
and
especially
al
7.:;n
in
the
evening.
Slragers
passing
through
ami
visilors
lo
our
cily
always
find
a
very
real
welcome.
It
is
the
church
for
those
without
a
church.
The
Foursquare
Gospel
Church
of
the
loursiiiarc
dispel,
Mclnlyre
Hall,
71
1
Third
Avenue.
.!.
II.
Wiley,
paslor.
In-
tei'denouiiualioual
in
spirit,
evan
gelical
in
message,
revival
services.
Sunday
services,
II
a.m
silbjecl:
"How
lo
be
an
Over-
comer."
7.011
p.m.
"The
(treat
Tribulation."
-
p.m.
Sunday
School.
Tuesday
and
Friday
a
....
H
o.
III.
IwcngelNllc
messages.
Thursday
at
8
p.m.
Message
on
Divine
healing:
prayers
Tor
lh
sick.
Saturday
i.'M
p.m.
children's
crviee
Kvcryone
.welcome
o
these
services
SalvaUon
Army
"Win
Aiiolher
campaign.
Obi
lime-
revival
services
louighl
al
8
o'clock.
5uuday
II
a.m.
I'raisi
iiiffliiig.
into
p.nu
Sunday
KMI'.
Sunday
7..'J0
p.m.
"Chooc
vour
song"
service
Subject
".lust
a
look."
Fund-motif
of
junior
soldiers.
Tin
voiiiiir
people
will
lake
par).
Wednesday
and
Thursday
al
K
p.m.
i'uldic
meetings.
Monday
p.
in.
Hoy
M'oiiis.
rrmay
!n.
in.
liirl
liuai'ils.
I
Presbyterian
Church
Morning
worship
at
II
o'clock.
Subject:
"Perfect
Soeiely."
Sunday
School
al
l-'..'10.
Kvcniuv
service
al
7.
.10.
Subject:
"In
my
Fal
tier's
House."
Preacher.
Ilev
II.
II.
(iraul,
li.H.
Lutheran
Church
SI.
Paul's
Lutheran'
Church,
Melropole
Hall,
Third
Avenue,
llev.
P.
I'..
Haisler,
H.H.,
pastor.
Moriiiug
worship
at
1
1
o'clock.
Sunday
School
al
UMIO.
Evening
service
at
7.:i(l.
Mr.
Haisler
will
preach
al
both
services.
Methodist
Church
'The
Church
of
Service.
Pas-1
lor,
llev.
(ieorge
(i.
Hacker.
j
Deaconess,
Miss
Isabel
Haddock.
Morning
service
at
II
o'clock.
I
Sermon
topic:
.
iiooii
i.ouipan-iou."
Sunday
school
at
-'.30.
Kveniiig
service
at
7..'t0.
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