Don't
Wear
Out
Your
Clothes
with
Rubbing
Oco
Simply
dissolve
'
(
Rinso
(25
seconds),
j
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into
the
wash
i
(
f
water
I
Tut
in
the
clothes.
I
Soak
two
hours,
I
or
more.
IUiue
B
And
that's
all.
-
1
Hours
of
time
saved
1
Gloriously
clean,
white
clothes.
Made
by
the
natters
of
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now
will
only
get
j
into
the
usual
Winter
"
tion
when
the
firnt
J
epcll
brinjjK
in
a
flol
'rder.
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the
kind
you
need
I
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order
now.
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&
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and
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17
MILK
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pnre
of
ti.kru
is
oilvnnred
lo
6
Quarts
for
$1.00
11
Pints
for
$1.00
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and
Storage
hon
tl.
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Warehoumni,
and
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or
Motor
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and
Gravel
w
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In
Plana
anal
Puriltura
IQeyvlnfl,
George
rorie
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
AN!)
AUDITOR
Phone
3X7
I3
Second
Avenue
West,
Prime
Hupert
INDIAN
CONVICTKI)
OF
MUR-
JniiL.
0F
M,SS
I-OKETTA
CHIHIIOLM
AT
POUT
ES-S1NGTON
IN
.MAY
LAST.
(conunued
lrom
page
four)
la
front
of
the
deceased
8irl
and
not
the
accused
who
had
committed
the
crime.
Mr
Patmore
criticized
the
method
of
identification
when
the
acetified
had
been
pointed
to
and
Reln-t
lt
had
said
that
waa
the
man
who
pas'ad
hi
place.
The
Germans
evident
to
say
the
least
wa
jiot
reliable
I.I
lit
NOT
Ml
llllllHKU
Wa
it
not
reaaonable
that
accused,
ha
iiir
been
drunk
the
night
before
and
'in
'lie
morning
of
Sunday
belm?
ensealed
and
suffering
from
diarrhoea
aud
head
ache,
ahould
have
made
Just
the
movements
he
had
recorded?
Wa
t
not
natural
that
he
ahould
go
to
the
ice
cream
parlor
to
get
aome
Ice
cream
to
cool
himself
eir
Waa
It
not
natural
thai
he
ahould
have
eaten
the
fresh
salmon
berry
shoots?
It
was
natural
for
an
Indian,
when
the
police
questioned
aim.
to
conceal
anything
that
be
thaught
might
Incriminate
him.
The
man
might
be
proven
a
liar
but
that
did
not
mean
be
waa
a
murderer
Mr.
Patmore
asked
the
Jury
to
con-ater
the
improbability
of
accused
hav-ia
commuted
the
crime.
There
'were
a
mark
on
his
face,
fingers
or
body
itthougn
they
had
been
examined
with
a
view
to
finding
Incriminating
evidence
There
was
only
the
cut
on
his
ftoger
which
he
had
explained.
Mr.
Palmare
suggested
that
the
girl
in
the
ttruafle
could
easily
have
torn
her
as
saSant's
skin
even
with
heavy
leather
gauntlets
it
was
inconceivable,
submitted
Mr.
Patauxe,
that
a
weak
young
fellow
like
accused
could
lake
this
strons-
athluc
girl
who
was
heavier
than
himself
and
murder
her
In
such
a
manner
without
obtaining
some
marks
himself
Mare
than
that,
the
body
unfiling
140
pounds
had
been
dragged
B0
feet,
presumably
by
a
man
who
could
n
it
carry
a
hundred
pound
sack
of
cum
It
needed
a
stronger
man
than
trcused
to
carry
the
girl
in
such
manner,
to
throttle
ber
and
break
her
i.ws
Mr.
Patmore
referred
to
the
fact
that
there
was
no
blood
on
the
good
st.tr
t
of
accused
which,
presumably,
he
had
een
wearing
on
the
morning
of
May
a
n
i.i.
luoonni
imiii'
Who
had
ever
heard
of
full-blooded
Indian
attempting
to
assault
a
white
soman
asked
Mr.
Patmort
Whoever
had
killed
decaaaad
had
bean
ruled
with
a
irinxied
paaalon.
Oould
it
be
Imagined
that
the
Brewed
should
have
committed
n..h
a
murder
and
than
come
calmly
bark
to
town,
eaten
tee
cream
and
alrpt
soundly
all
afternoon?
As
for
refusing
to
join
in
the
'search
on
Sunday.
Mr.
patmore
asserted
that
It
would
have
been
the
first
move
of
the
murderer
to
Join
the
search
In
order
to
throw
off
suspicion
One
of
the
factors
which
he
considered
mast
important.
Mr
Patmore
declared,
was
the
mud
and
grit
on
accused?
trauser
legs.
The
mud
and
j
grit
had
got
there
after
the
blood
and
there
was
no
other
evidence
than
that
j
it
had
got
there
when
accused
hsd
got
It
when
he
was
on
the
beach
on
Saturday
If
that
was
the
case,
he
had
net
committed
the
murder
on
Sunday
morning
Mr.
Patmore
asked
th
jury
to
weigh
the
consistency
of
llw
evidence
with
innocence
or
guilt.
If
the
evidence
wsa
consistent
with
Innocence
then
It
would
be
the
duty
of
tb
jury
to
find
In
favor
of
accused.
foi
the
blood
on
accused's
clothes.
Mr.
Pstmore
asked
If
It
was
not
Just
as
likely
that
it
came
from
the
nosebleed
a
from
committing
the
murder.
Had
not
Sankey
satisfactorily
accounted
f
r
the
time
he
had
been
out
on
8uuday
morning?
Another
point
that
Mr
Patmore
mentioned
was
In
regard
to
the
possibility
of
accused
having
gone
to
Kameda's
store,
conversed
with
Marguerite
Pierce,
gofie
to
Uie
pipe
lino
and
commuted
the
murder
and
returned
to
the
shack
In
the
time
he
had
been
out.
He
wtmld
Indeed
have
had
to
be
on
the
Jump.
,
1
am
satlsned
to
leave
him
In
your
charge,"
concluded
Mr.
Patmore.
"I
am
satisfied
that
you
will
give
him
the
same
fair
treatment
that
you
would
any
;;'
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j
ifcXmdc?
Recipe
Book
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with
dozens
of
test-
I
aV
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rrtnc
f
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j
ond
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M
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dishes.
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Co.
I.
Limited,
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1
t
roiKlenmry
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at
at
South
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U.C.
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early
-
-
and
in
Comfort
Fifth
Annual
TEMPTATION
SALE
Our
Entire
$45,000
Stock
of
high
grade
men's
and
boys1
clothing
and
furnishings
to
be
sold
at
cost
and
less
than
cost
HERE
IS
WHERE
YOUR
DOLLAR
DOES
THE
WORK
OF
TWO
We
can
quote
here
only
a
few
prices
prevailing
at
our
sale.
Watch
this
space
for
other
bargain
prices
daily
Terms
Cash
-
-
Strictly
Mail
Ord
ers
Given
Strict
Attention
No
Charge
Accounts
Regular
SF5.00
Stanfleld'j
Red
Label
Regular
up
to
$12.00,
Hoys'
Kejjular
93c
Boys'
Golf
Regular
3.c
I'er
Pair
Cashmerette
UNDERWEAR
TWO
PANTS
SUITS
HOSE
MEN'S
SOCKS
Temptation
Sale
Prlee
Temptation
Sale
Price
Temptation
Sale
Price
Temptation
Sale
Price
.?.!.-
Per
pair
6
pairs
for
Two-jiiere
or
combination
t
Fifty
only.
.Vr
!Kr.
Regular
$3.00
and
$4.00
Tooke,
Ianj;
and'Arrow
SHIRTS
Temptation
Sale
Price
$1.05
In
fineot
Iiroadcloth,
Russian
and
Redford
Cords.
!
Regular
St.OO
and
$5.00
Sport
i
SWEATERS
Temptation
Sale
Price
j
Monarch
and
Universal,
100
per
;
cent
pure
wool.
Regular
up
to
$1.25,
St.
MargaretV
All
Wool
ROYS'
AND
GIRLS'
STOCKINGS.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Per
pair
St.
Margaret's
Pure
Wool
MEN'S
SOCKS
Temptation
Sale
Price
I5e
Made
in
England
Third
Avenue
citizen
in
your
midst.
"
lltOSF.(
l
TINil
COI
NSKI.
A,
iohnson.
prosecuting
counsel,
cx
plained
that
he
represented
the
Crown,
and
the
crown
In
this
case
meant
the
people
of
the
country.
It
was
his
duty
and
he
had
tried
to
do
It,
to
bring
cut
all
the
evidence.
In
fairness
to
th
accused
they
wanted
all
the
facta
known.
The
people
were
represented
by
the
Crown
and
the
Crown
was
represented
In
this
province
by
the
Attorney
General
In
whose
department
he
was.
In
the
United
States
they
said
"The
People"
In
the
same
sense
that
we
say
"The
Crown"
Counsel
warned
the
Jury
that
netthei
the
opinion
of
the
Judge
nor
of
counsel
counted
In
th
matter
of
fact.
The
Jurymen
were
the
only
one
who
were
to
Judge
as
to
the
guilt
or
tnnocense
of
the
prisoner.
There
waa
no
doubt,
Mr.
Johnson
said,
that
Loretta
Chlsholm
was
brut
ally
murdered,
and
he
would
say
that
beyond
any
reasonable
doubt
the
prisoner
killed
her.
The
evidence
was
all
circumstantial
as
la
usual
In
such
cases.
"Murder
la
a
hideous
thing
'
and
la
usually
done
under
cover,"
aald
counsel.
The
Jury
had
to
use
their
common
sense
In
Judging
this
case
Just
as
they
would
in
any
business
transaction.
He
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
soma
of
the
witnesses
were
Indians
and
aome
'whites
and
that
the
Indians
were
mostly
blood
relatives
of
the
accused.
11
touched
on
the
evidence
of
the
little
girl
and
her
mother
who
had
seen
Sankey
and
of
Charley
Relnholt,
the
boatbullder,
who
had
spoken
to
her
and
who
a
few
momenta
later
had
seen
Sankey
following
her.
Mr
Johnson
made
much
of
the
fact
that
prisoner
had
told
a
dlllerent
atory
In
the
witness
box
from
what
he
had
told
to
Inspector
SpUler
at
Port
E-
Men's
Overcoats
Regular
J2S.50,
Pure
Wool,
Belted
Style,
Blanket
Back.
Storm
Collar.
The
t
latest
moJe.
Temptation
Sale
Price
pi
f
.-I'd
Regular
$12.00
finest
Winter
Overcoats,
In
all
shades.
Plush
Lined,
latest
style
isAm-'-
in
Sports
Model.
Temptation
Sale
Price
t
$24.95
Men's
Suits
98
only.
Men's
Suits
In
Tweeds.
Regular
from
$18.30
to
$22.30.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$11.45
30
Men's
Blue
Serges,
Tweeds
and
Worsted
Suits.
Regular
up
to
$37J0.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$16.95
51
only.
Men's
High
Grade
guaranteed
English
Botany
Blue,
Gray,
and
Brown
Serge
Suits.
Regular
$40.00.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$24.95
ACME
IMPORTERS
jslngton.
He
mentioned'
that
prisoner
t
(iad
not
taken
any
part
in
the
search
'
for
the
gtrl'a
'body
and,
suggested
that
I
'the
reason
for
that"
was
because
he
had
j
killed
the
girl
and
knew,
where
the
body
jwaa.
Prisoner
was'
a
clumsy
liar.
H
-ventured
the
opinion
that
If
the
girl's
hands
had
not
been
covered
with
gauntlets,
his
face
would
have
borne
the
J
marks
of
the
conflict
with
her.
Counsel
drew
attention
to
other
discrepancies
In
the
evidence
and
mention-:
ed
the
blood
stains,
which
It
was
claim
ed
by
the
defence
were
the
result
of
nosebleed.
Prisoner
aays
he
spent
tha
two
hour
only
around
bne
block
but
the
Crown
says
he
followed
the
girl
and
murdered
her.
The
way
In
which
pri
soner
had
put
In
the
time
from
ten
minutes
past
nine
until
ten
minutes
past
eleven
was
the
time
during
which
the
crime
was
committed
and
it
was
not
reasonable
to
suppose
he
spent
that
time
In
the
salmonberry
bush.
He
contrasted
the
evidence
of
Rev.
Mr.
Pterc
and
the
German
boat
builder
to
the
advantage
of
the
latter
and
asked
th
Jury
which
they
thought
was
to
be
,
believed.
Pierce
29
hours
after
th
'
crime'
was
committed
wanted
the
chief
to
arrest
two'
men
who
openly
rowed
away
from
the
place
up
the
river.
The
crown
did
not
seek
a
victim
and
h
asked'
did
they
think,
a
mistake
had
been
made
In
trying
to
prove
Sankey
guilty.
4t
ixifs
niAKoi:
The
Judge
In
charging
the
Jury
was
very
impartial
but
he
drew
attention
particularly
to
the
discrepancies
between
the
statement
of
prisoner
in
the
box
and,,
the
statement
made
to
Inspector
s'ptllet
at
Port
Bsslngton,
H
defined
the
charge
and
explained
that
this
case
was
simpler
than
most
murder
cases
as
It
waa
one
simply
of
fact.
Ther
was
no
Insanity
plea,
no
self
defense
(continued
on
pag
six)
WOMAN
SLEEPS
WON
DERFUL
ALL
NIGHT
"After
taking
Adlertka,
the
palri
In
my
side
(due
to
gas)
la
gane
and
I
now
eat
and
sleep
wonderful."
(signed)
Mrs.
O.
McQlnnla.
ONE
spoonful
Adlerlka
removes
OAS
and
often
brings
astonishing
relief
to
the
atoraach.
Brings
out
a
surprising
amount
of
old
waste
matter
you
never
thought
was
In
your
system.
Stops
that
full,
bloated
feeling
and
makes
you
sleep
well.
Excellent
tor
chronic
constipation.
Ormes
Limited,
Druggists.
Advertise
In
The
DaUy
News
Got
Relief
From
Dyspepsia
Mrs,
Clarcne
Sealy,
Bathnrst,
N.B,
write:-!
suffered
a
long
time
from
dvtpopsia.
I
used
tablets
and
medicines
of
all
kinds,
but
got
no
relief
until
I
started
uslrg
m
m
m
j
i
i
i
i
;sbbbbV
I
afjaaaUaaaHMaaUaA
After
taking
two
boitles
I
n
glftdly
say
thai
I
became,
murk
better,
and
can
now
eat
most
any
kind
of
food
without
haviag
to
suffer
for
it
after."
For
the
past
4S
yoar
B.B.B.
ha
been
put
up
onl
br
TU
T
MUbura
Co..
Limited,
Toronto.
&ti
k
The
Famous
Armor-Clad
SUITS
FOR
BOYS
2
pairs
pants,
double
knee,
seat
and
elbow.
The
strongest
boys'
suit
made.
Ask
the
mother,
whose
boy
has
one.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$11.4."
Regular
up
to
$22.50.
Regular
13c
each.
Men's
Hemstitched
WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS
Temptation
Sale
Price'
Per
dozen
."?
Regular
73c
ME.VS
SUSPENDERS
Temptation
Sale
Price
Per
pair
:$oc
Regular
$1.23
Men's
High
Grade
SILK
AND
WOOL
HOSE
Temptation
Sale
Price
In
all
shades.
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Avenue
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Including
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viz.
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and
WET
WASH
at
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W.
C.
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