\nferior to Cai 3 and this for, Canada's in hacon with Britain may suffer. FOR INSULTING LANGUAGE. An Offender Gets a Small Fine. Guunér Courtney, of "I battery, char, ith using grossly insultin 1a eed Pir a public street, porf, by Jamieson (the case adjourn: ed from yesterday), a) red bee morning, fore Magistrate Farrell, this in - : si t of the complain- charge. story of the - ode, as told by several of the di ant's comrades from the battery, was that Jamieson had strck Courtney, and called the defendant 'bad' names, Driver Robinson, one of the witness on for the defence, aid; Sunday night, Ti t of the Salvat rmy har . EE fh a foul name called, but he could mot Magist te Farrell, in summing up t istra arrell, in sw q said : "The witnesses appearing in Jamicton's behalf are those who have no conceivable interest. The evidence which struck me most favorably was that of the defence. 1 must say that the evidence of some of the defence is swear as to who v t or Termi- omoany are suspicions, as several use the same ay satypal phrases. 1 am satisfied to inthe tenefity or evidence of the Hak Soi the ae Rr te Dated this 816t day of January, 1906, & BER that you made use of the language; $3 and costs or fifteen days. SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN. A Preparation That Will Destroy the Dandruff Germ Discover- ed, the scientific student has dis- ay certain remedy for dandruff. When it first became known that dan- druff is the result of a germ or para site that digs into the scalp and saps [The vitality of hair at the root, cans ing lalling hair and baldness, biolo- gists set to work to discover some separation that will kill the germ. After a year's labor in one labora- tory, the dandruff germ destroyer was discovered; and it is now smodied in : - § Newbros Herpicide. It prevents bald Sip he best, and prises: reason ness, stops falling hair and speedily able. eradicates dandruff, "Destroy the AB Herod, 354 Princess St Cause, you remove the effect." Sold by ling druggists. Send 10c. in stamps STOCK MARKETS. = is a name that denotes true foot comfort.' Our quality is high, workman- lor sample to the Herpicide Co., De- w------ troit, Mich, G. W. Mahood, "special Provided by J. Stinson, 16 Market | agent. Square. Fehraury 15th. Formed Association. Ath I ei ae ad busy op At Calgary, Alta, the Alberta Al- Hattimors. Ohio . Hor 110 umni Association of Queen's Universi: ouklyn Rapid Transit .. 85 83 ty was formed on Friday last. The Brie Preific 178 172 following officers were elected : Hon- Rs Bonide RL aa orary president, Rev. Principal Gor- Loutsville & Nashville | 149% 149 don; president, Dr. Lafferty; vice-presi- Metropol a ' "in 120: dents, Rev, J. Short, Rev. J. Fergu- Now Rete x 3a 199) son and George Brown; secretary, Dr. Ponnsylvania ....... . ~~ 1404 139% Gibson. In the evening a very enjoy- Rock Island 30; able banquet was held, at which many St. one ein : ial i splendid addresses were given. Durer & deh gna . 145 1433 Va Panic aa 1584 1554 A fresh ordék of Herpicide just re: ited give ves) " hy Wo ceived at Gibson's Red Cross drug iN tes Stel, pid. + If 7 store, WHA 85 84 That tired, languid fetling and dull July 83} 88 headache is very disagreeable. Take oe . 434 434 two of Carter's Little Liver Pills be- July 43; 48% |flore Netiving,. Sud You will find relief. They never to do good. Hard or soft corns cured with three | The Portsmouth auditors' report applications of Peck's Corn Salve. | shows a balance of $3,727.97 on hand, Portsmouth is lucky to have so much money in the treasury. Fresh beef ivon and wine 3 Guaranteed. Money back if not satis- . In bo 15c.; at Wade's Ro bm, To . {not "Don't experiment," Gibson's', Red 75c.) at Gibson's Red Cross drug Cross C Syrup cures coughs, 20e, store. There will be no "gym." -classes at "Hemroid" the great internal pile the Y.M.C.A.. Friday night. eure, sold at Best's, ' SCARFS That men will appreciate. DSOME We have just received another lot of Wide Four- in-Hands in fancy and so- lid colors. We are exceedingly proud of these Cravats and know they will p'ease you. They are our own exclu- sive importations. Prices, 50¢., 75¢. Canadian Intercollegiate ockey Union. At this meeting two amendments will be brought forward. There has always been mi regarding the eligi- bility of a player to take part in mutehes with other clubs and = then return to the college teams. To cover this poigt thoroughly, Bakes will bring forward an . amend- ment to the rules and regulations. At Jpresent the clause reads : "No play- or shall play for more than one club in the same year, except in case of a bonafide change of residence, ote." If the proposed revision is accented it will 'read : "No plaver shall play for more: than one, club in any leagne match in the same college vear, ox- cept, ete." Pick Mills will aldo move ie rons ion o HA h i i Ll i HA, with regard to ho from goal keepers. He will mave that the prosent offside rule be addid to so that it will reat: "A player should always be on his own side of the puck except when he takes a pase from or plays the puck as it bounds off his goalkeeper within a fpace of three feet owt from goal and extending to the side of the rink." Another not uninteresting feature of the Queen's representatives' visit will be the seizing of © the championship mag. At the same '. Sherry, to challen following to {ime Queen's wired J. seerctary of the C.LH.U., 0 for the Stanley cup, the etter was also forwarded Ottawa. Kingston, Feb, 12th, 1906, Pi D. Ross, Esq.; trustee Stanley cup, Dear sir,--On Yoiday night we finish: ed our schedule and by defeating Mc- Gill won the championship of the C. LHU. We wired J. ©, § herry, To- tonto, seeretary of C.1LH.U., to wire you a challenge on our behalf for the Stanley "cup. This vou will have, doubtless, already received. We would like to have our challenge uccepted and. game arranged for as carly a date as possible, As you ean readily understand onr men do not want to prolong the season longer than is necessary in view of the examinations which are even now looming up before us. Would you kindly let us know the earliest date on which you think this game could be played and also infor- mation re rules, officials, ete.-- Yours truly, Richard Mills, seerotary Queen's Hockey Club. Yesterday afternoon the following reply was received to the above com- mamication : Ottawa, Feh, 13th, 1906. Richard Mills, Esq. secretary Queen's Hockey Club, Kingston. : Dear Sir: I have your letter yester- day re the Stanley cup: The trustees have notified Mr, Sherry that your challenge has been accepted, As the series in which the Stanley cup hold- és are engaged does not end until March 10th, the trustees will have to consult them as to the tonditions un- der which your challenge shall be played, but we guarantees a match dur- ing either the last week in February or the first March. We will try and make the date as early. as possible and communicate again with you this week --Yours respectfully, P. 1), ROSS, As the game with the Ottawas for the Stanley cup is now practically as- sured, the secretary of the Queen's athletic committee, W. H. McInnes, is Making arrangements regarding an excursion to Ottawa. This move is most popular and a large number of enquiries ary being daily received from citizens anxious to accompany the team if the trip is taken. The students are also very anxious to run down ant see the game. In view of certain statements re. garding the Queen's challe nge for the Stanley cup, the following extracts from a letter from the" president of MeGill Hockey Club, might bear pub- lishing. He writes: "Since our game with you, 1 have been thinking of the possibilities of your playing for the Stanley cup and, this afternoon, | heard rumors to the effect that vou would challenge. 1 was pleased when 1 heard it, and having seen the game between the Victorias and Ottawas here, Saturday night, 1 think you could put up a bettér argument than the Victorias did. The Queen's team play a great chocking game, the for- wards going back to help the defence, and that is more than the Victorias did then, Again, Walsh and Rich. ardson are every bit as fast as the Ottawas in my opinion. Your defence men play hack far, and with the help of the forwards make it almost impos. sible for an opponent to get in olose I 'guess Mills could look after the long ones. . . | | | If your men ever got the cup it would take a lot of heating, to get it away from King- ston, T think, At all events T feel sure that you could give about as nice a demonstration of good hockev as any other eastern team against the Otta- wat, and show the people what Inter collegiate Hockey might be if we all bucked up." DAY, } on Their : Ll | Stuart's dyspepsia ¢ Gibson's Red Cross drug store. 'I'he market, today, was somewhat nited, for the usnal Thursday' turn- out: : : Zaar at $ pan. J.C, Almon, of the Bank of Montréal," is out of town for a short | E, Willis, of the Bank of d , is on duty again after his short illness. Buy Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at Gibson's "Red Cross drug store. ¥ *s snow flurry rather im- proved the sleighing about town, t Wi many arc yet using wheels. un Breden of the staff of the Bank of British North America, re- turndd ye ay after a month's trip uw through Mexico. r. and Mrs. James Hiller, oe ave been visiting in Glasgow, Scot- land, dre the guests of Mrs, R Cam- pion, Princess street, Dr. Buller's headache powders, cure neuralgia, 26e. box, at Best's, * Jd. Fair, will in a short {ime leave for New York, to put the agen- ey of his company on a better foot- ing. He has no intention of taking up there, Buy Dodd's Kidney Pills at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. This afternoon there was a meeting of the court of revision to pass the measurements and costs of the vari- ous concrete walks laid last yedr un- der the local improvement plan. Patrick MeGuire is dead at Water town, N.Y. He formerly lived in Kingston, One daughter, Mrs. Henry Smith, resides in Kingston, and 1, H. McGuire, Ottawa, is a son. He was eighty three years of 5 ~Buy Gin Pills at Gibson's. Red Cross drug store. 'doe' Marks' company will open a five nights' engagement 'at the Grand on Tuesday, February 90th, presenting on the first night "The Sporting Dea: eon," and giving. a contindous per- formance with high-class specialties between the acts. PITH OF THE NEWS, in City Hall, Fine views, The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World. Dunnville has carried a by-law raise $20,000 for a municipal plant. John G, Brady, governor of Alaska, has resigned. Lieut. Jarvis may take his place. ; John R. Minhinnick, one of prominent business died on Wednesday. It is believed the report of the On- tario municipal power commission will recommend that power enterprises be undertaken by the mumicipalitios. A large village of the bronze age has been found near Domodossola, in Northern Italy, Beautiful vases, bracelets and lance heads have been discovered, The United States representatives have passed four million dollars for defences, $600,000 is to go to the is- lands and will be divided between Ha- waii and Philippines. The French government has made a notable concession 'to the American imsurance companies whereby the new insurance law Will not be applied so injuriously to affect their interests. to gas the men. of London, FACING DIRE PERIL. Two Fishing Tugs and Crews Caught by Storm. Detroit, Mich., Feb. 15.~A News special from Au Sable Beach says that the crews of the fishing tugs Pierce and Deer, twelve men all told. had a thrilling escape rom death in the severe storm,' of Tuesday night, which swept over the west shore of Lake Huron. Both tugs aré on the beach a short distance south of Au Sable. T hey Were coming dn from the fishing grounds when the steering gear of the Pierce gave out and she drifted on a sand bar. Lines were thrown from the Deer and the six men were drag- ged: through the icy waves to the deck of the Doer. Then the Deer, too, went aground and the two erews were foreed to huddle the rest of the might in the pHot house, whefe they suffered in- tensely from the cold. Early today they left the Deer and made their way to shore over the ice in a blizzard. ST. VALENTINE'S AID. Asked on Behall of a Church Guild. About a dozen of the most active workers in the Young Ladies' Guild of Queen Street Methodist church, held a St. Valentine's tea at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Birch, on Wednesday. Red hearts, and sharpened darts, wore all about. the room, and the table centre was of hearts of various shapes and sizes. The teastable was lighted by red-shaded 'candles, red boxes held the candies, and the homemade tablf wad rich in hearts as well ag edibles. The president, Miss Ada Birch, receiv- ed, and Miss Bateman poured tea. In spite of the fact that the latencas 'of the Ben Greet performance kept many who were at it from going to the tea, the sum realized was a good one, and sufficiently satisfactory {o re- ward the trouble taken. / Pastors Invited To Stay. Montreal Witness. # At theit quarterly hoard meotings, held recently, the officials of Fair: mount Avenue Methodist church, invit- ed the Rev, Thomas Brown, BA, B. D., to remain as their pastor for a third year, and the officials of Shei brooke Street Methodist church invited the Rev. C. KE. Bland, BA, BD, to remain for the fourth year.: Tn both cases the invitations were unanimous, and were cordially accepted. Sundays and fixed holidays except- od, £20,000 worth of fish are daily dragged ont of the sea by the fisher men of Britain. Typhoid fever is responsible for nearly one-third of the deaths in the British army in India. Buy Rupicida at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. 1t's fresh there. : of ik vp 37 | ia tablets are sold ' THustrated lecture tonight, at ba- igh Begins RTHER ~ ARGUMENT AC PTED IN WRITING. nnn Ry Out of 10,000 Letters Only Six- ween Gone--System Said to Be at Fault Not Bastedo--$10,- 000 Suit. I Toronto, Feb. 15--Mr. Hellmuth, for Mr. Bastedo, in the fisheries investiga- a nF dan his t oo on a of engagements, ) ' to accept further argument in writing, Commissioner Judd reports to the government as soon as possible. Mr, Hellmuth in defence of the charge that documents were misting, said that out of 10,000 letters only sixteen were gone. He jus- tified Mr. Bastedo's contribution of 850 to the campaign fund, by saying that 'it was a contribution levied by Mr. Stratton. Anything that Mr. Bas- tedo had done was the fault of the system inaugurated by the late Sir Oliver Mowat. Hamilton, Grimsby and Beamsville railway has admitted liability for in- quiries received by Jocelyn, and Edwin Cotterill, in a collision on November 20th last. The two plaintifis sued through their parents for $10,000 dam- ages. An interlocutory judgment was signed to-day, by which the railway admits damages, but question the am- ount which will be assessed later. The nominations for North Toronto, were held, to-day, with Sheriff Mowat returning officer, W. K. McNaught, conservative, manufacturer, nominated by Edwin Pearson and Frank Somers. Thomas Urquhart, liberal, lawyer, hy Joseph Oliver and J. D. Allan, James Simpson, socialist, feporter, by G. H, Robinson and Charles J. St. John. The official colors were fixed, conserva- tive, blue; Liberal, red; socialist, green, Further light was thrown upon some of the methods adopted, when contracts for the new City hall were hanging fire. At the civic investiga- sion, to-day, William Mansell; of the firm of Purdy & Mansell, who had re- turned from California, testified that just before the plumbing contract was let in 1896, he was paid $3,000, by a man named Clarke, an employee of Bennett & Wright. One thousand of this was for the firm of Worthington, Hanett & Armstrong. His firm and several other firms were in the office of E. J. Lennox, the City hall archi- tect, making out the quantities and in return for the money witness had given Clarke the figures he had work- ed out. (Clarke is out of the country, somewhere ' in California, and Judge Winchester said they must have him here. The investigation was, there- fore, adjoutned till February 26th, with the unilerstanding that Mr. Man. sell will come up for cross-examina- tion on Sdturday, so as to permit im to return to California for his health. . BAZAAR CONCERT. » Fi utr 05, Linen News That Will Save Money on Friday Six pushing retail firms, of whom we are rs + | ed a few months ago that they needed an Te on h decid buyer in Ireland. A man was found, not rn oy observer, but ene who could tell and appreciate the | 1de of a bit of linen at a lance, and now he h » headquarters in fast. But he operates gf - little Emerald Isle, and not mach escapes his of th the way of a really desirable lot of linen, Sop. ti ago he heard of several choice specials ang went af them with the determination to secure them ; 08s] " To cut the story short, we'll just tell you that ie | ceived our share of éach of these lots yesterday, ang po fi day was at once set as the day for the thrifty : "| : : and mical people of Kingston to save mone cond articles. So, here we'll list them :__ Sa HUCKABACK TOWELS 800 only, Linen Huckaback Towels, } 39x20 inches in size, pure bleached. ; 12)4c¢. each | hemmed ends, a towel which would! be considered excellent value at 20c., | and we know of parties in Kingston f getting even 25c. for just the same quality, on Friday Morning "9.30 o'clock, sale price, only / " 4 ASSORTED TOWELS | | | after | 240 about, Pure Bleached Linen Huck- aback Towels, in one assorted lot, all-different styles; some hemstitched with damask borders, others plain hemstitched, regularly sold at' fully one-third more than our side prices, as the lot -goes on Friday -Marniby after 9.30 o'clock, your choice of two qualities ........ LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS 1200 only, Ladies' Handkerchield, of pure Irish linen, hemstitched and of good gize--not the inary little ones; but of the really popular size-- | 6c about 13} igches square, reghlarly . each sold for 10c. or 12}c. cach, but on | Friday Morning after 9.30 o'clock, sale price, only 20c. and 25. | | GENTS HANDKERCHIEFS | | 4 of pure Irish linen, hemstitched and of good size, regularly sold at 15e., but on Friday Morning, after 9.3 o'clock, sale price, only 1200 only, Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs, 10c. each Now Comes a Talk for Knitters-It's Lengthy But It's Worthy While we strive always to have whatever there are in the best yarns for knitters; and thus save our customers the disappointment of J not finding just what they ask for at any time, yet we cannot noticing the strong and ever-strengthening popularity of one or wy makes. Probably more of the famous "Beehive" Yarn, made by J, & J. Baldwin, of England, is used than any other make we sell. Fa} your own safety, though, we want to tell you something about the ff yarns this firm manufactures. There are two qualities, the commoner and poorer being tagged with a slip bearing the mark of three By, like this, B.B.B., and this grade we want you to remember is the ONE WE DO NOT SELL The grade we do sell is the g enuine "Bechive" quality, ticketed a gach in a manner that protects all customers, who show just a litth bit of care, from being shown and sold the inferior grade for the gm vine ""Bechive." Look for the tag bearing the name "Beehive" of each and every skein, and you'll get varn satisfaction. In white snd black and colors. Laidlaw's Genuine 'Unbreakable' Bt. Valentine Evening a Gay one For Bazaar. 2. Valentine's evening proved a gay one for St. Mary's cathedral bazaar, An unusually fine programme was the feature and gave entertainment to the large crowd present for two hours. Two, exceptionally well rendered glees, "The Minstrel Boy" and a hunting song, were given by the cathedral choir. Always a pleasure to hear, and with last night ho exeeption. to the rule, Charles Harvey sang "Across the Far Blue Hills, Marie." Miss Lillian Lyons who has & very sweet and clear voice delighted her hearers with a pretiy song ""The River's Bangs Among the soloists were N. E. (0'€Con- nor, W, G. Bailey, and John Cousins. A very amusing character sketch "The rai 'ounter," was give FB. . J : "ni 2 HEN Ba: sun ee given bY The genuine "Unbreakable" Yarn; the varn which by ever-reliable er . ¢ el o sts . : ; < ' on > pgs, $ 3 warm place in the heart of every were, Miss C. Crowley, R. Harvey, strength and evenness, has found a wa I knitter, can be procured in Kingston from Laidlaw's, and from Laid law's only. We have had some trouble with unscrupulous dealers who have offered other yarns to customers as the genuine 'Unbreakable It cannot be the genuine, as we ahsolutely control the same in Kingston, and have offered a standing 'reward of twenty lars ($20) for any information whivh will convict anyone | in our store, offering for sale any yarn represented as Lai breakable " Like the "Beehive" quality mentioned al skein of genuine "Unbreakable" is labeled with a slip c \ words, '"'Laidlaw's Unbreakable Scotch Finguring Yarn looking for a yarn of extreme strength combined with evenness cleanness of make, come here and get the only genuine "Unbreakab In black, white, and all the popular eolors. SHETLAND FLOSS, in black, white and all colors' SINGLE AND DOUBLE BERLIN WOOLS, in all wanted ahades FAMOUS "WYVERN"" SAXONY YARNS, made specially for the mak ing of socks and mitts and having already gained a great repuls tion for reliable strength. ANDALUSIAN AND SAXON WOOL. BLACK MENDING YARNS, in skeins, on balls and on cards. and R. Pelletier. Four successful days of the bazaar have passed into history, ahd upon all sides the ladies in charge are being highly complimented. Miss Gourdier is oné of the number in charge of the cigar booth, sale of besides {law's ve, ning thee If you art and ST. GEORGE'S VS. PORT HOPE, To-Morrow's Match Practically Last of Season. St. George's hockey team had a full turnout at the practice, last night, and first-class work was done. Chown had a tooth knocked 6ut, but is still in the game. The match to-morrow night will be practically the last hoe- key match of the season, both teams will be working their hardest, and a large erowd is expected to turn out to see the saints run to victory. Port Hope is but one point ahead, and with the saints plaving on their own ice, there is little probability of their losing. Both ¢lubs have a fast bunch of hockey players, and the score will |: likely be close. Something most interesting to the Ladies, we are trying to bave ready for Saturday. Particulars To-morrow. In The Insane Ward. Slaughter, the hig negro, from Wind- sor, who had the death sentence for murder commuted to imprisonment in the penitentiary for life, is in the infane ward, having shown evidences of insanity. He is not violent hy any means, but has been put into the ward for fear that in his crazy state he might prove dangerous if allowed liberty. He has in the insane quarters for some time. ------ A néw manager for the local branch of thé Bank of Montreal has not vat been appointed. William Sanderson, editor of the dead. cn ---- DR a] a -- Oxfords ua Slippers wns FOR es proprietor and Toronto Foonomist, is EET ri. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they tannbt = reach the soat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis. ®ase, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts direct. * We have just loaded a table with some Laie Ra the blood and surfaces. cl io goad] Fine Kid Oxford Shoes, turn soles, patent tip, § is not a quack i at maticine. IE van prisribed i| value at $1.50. © We are clearing them out EE $1.00 a Pair acting direct] The 4 perfect fredienty In what produces such wonder. ful re 's in cori . watiTonials Fu ng Catarrh. Send for J CHENEY & CO., Props. To- ledo, ©. Sold by Drugeists. price 78e. Take Hails Family Pills for consti- dation: THE LOCKETT SHOE STORE From Every Dit Crowds are taking advar : special sales i -- SILK NECKWEAR--19 "5c. and $1 Ties sellin SWEATERS -- 11 dozer worth 75c. and $1, for SDERCLOTHING--33 o x s, worth $1 to SLT. OVERCOATS--25 Jo 5i discount on Men's and SEPS--Boys' and Men duced for this week, * B.P. Jenkins Clot! 4 Cut Glass Sj A choice.and brilliant I BOWL A WATER BOTTLE of + beauty ant A YINEGAR BOTTLE ceptional value ..... KNIFE RESTS in od varied designs, per p There are other equally a C: ece moderately pri pi "Crystal Cases' worth yo tion. SMITH B Jewelers, Opticians. 'F ISSUERS OF MARRIAGE MUST BE large variety of fir » FSheet-Iron Stove Ranges. » Carpets, everything cheaper TURK'S SECUND-HAI 898 PRINCESS ST eee ------------ YW. C. To-night- at 8 o'clock, dome Midsions, conducted b Gymy 9. Saturday at 1.30, for girls from 6 to AT ONCE, A FEW Imperial Lanndry. GIR A HOUSEMAID. 6 and 7 p.m, APPLY at 250 ONE W Apply © A HOUSEMAID, in sewing A MAID FOR GENERAL ply to Miss Ferguson, 109 Ba APRIL OR MAY, ated house, with mo ¢ Steady tenant A. R. R.,,"" or enquire SUNLIGHT SOAP COUP Soaps given in exch upons, by Messrs. 78 Princess St., GENTLEMAN TO HA suits pressed and Cleane hand ; aiso bring your an up-to-date suit 1 way's, 181 Brock stroe AND BOYS, Plumbing, Bricklayin trades ; Pays 85 a day Co, New York, Chic St. Louis. Free Catal( SALESMEN, FOR / Best compressed-air Liberal free Iros., TO-LET. DWELLINGS, STORES McCann's Real | 51 Brock street. ter ap On to Galt, CK SHOP AND RE! 351 Princess street ; Possession immediate Steacy & Steacy. HOUSE, 202 WILLIAM sont occupied by O, Possession May 1st. Steacy & Steary's. HOUSE, 202 WILLIAM sent occupied, by O. I"ossession May 1st. Steacy & Steacy's. HOU "FAIRVIEW, th side Victoria niences. Eight mer kitchen, par thes-room - and al t of April. Good Yearly tenant wreferry r. professional. gent) rv. Dr. Tucker. St, FOR SAL) A SQUARE, GRAND Apply to THE ROWANS,'" 18 the residence of the Esq, with or witho and orchard. For te on the premises. LARGE ass Mirror one # Hat Stand smaller stands. Aj Adams, 336 Alfred | ENG) Barriefield G \ jolly dance was g Sibint, Seale and R Barriefisld hall on \bont two hundred die ihcluding a nw Sty amd Wolfe Isla GCommor's orchestra music and the dance ¢ wrly this morning,