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1924,
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TELEGRAMS.
ST.
CROIX
STATION.
London,
Feb.
19th.—Regulatiors
hLave
been
issued
in the '} rovivee of Constanii-
nople,
cceording
to
the
Datly Mail
cor-
epo
dent,
making
a medical
examina-
tion
compu'sory
in the
cases
of all
per-
sons
intendinz
to rariy.
The
doctors’
report
must
be
acec, t
1 by tl.e Municipal
authoritics
before
warriage
willi
be
al-
lowed.
Ha ifax. N S.,
Feb.
19th —The
subsi-i-
--dized
service
to Bermuda,
West
Indies
and
Demi«rara
now
held
by
the
Royal
Mwil Sieam
Pucket
Company
will
expire
en
March
31st
next.
Informaztion
has
been
received
by
the representative
here
of the R. M. S
P.
Coy
to the effect
that
arrangements
have
been
made
for
a
con-
tinuation
of the
centract
with them
for a
period
of twelve months
endirg
AMaich
Slst
1925,
on
h: same
terms and
corul-
tions
as under
the present
contract,
Londcn,
Feb.
19th.—Whiie
the
em-
ployers claim
some
slicht
improvement
in
the
dock
strike
situation
today,
so
far
as
Loadon
1s
concerned,
there
are
no
signs
of
a
let
up
at
other portsin
the United Kinzdom.
About three
thou-
sand
men
are still working
at
the docks,
which
is less
than
one-fifth
the
normai
figure.
London,
Feb.
20th —-Important
devel-
opmen-s
in the dock
workers strike
situ-
ation
are expected
this
afternoon.
It is
believed that the employments
are recon-
sidering
their attitude
and
that
there is
every likelihood of a meeting
being
held
resulting
in the immediate resumgtion
of
direct negotiations
with the Union,
with
favorable prospect
of a settlement.
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The
new
Goodyear
Cord
Tyre
with
the
bevelled
All-Weather
Tread
costs
ro
rore
to bay
than
other
go_d
tyres,
But,
by reason
of its special
and exclusive features,
it
usually
costs
less
in the end.
The
new
and
improved rubber
in its tread, for example,
assures
longer
wear.
The
bevelied
feature
of this tread
sav
s the tyre body from
vibration and
strain.
The
heavier
sidews!ls
offer extreme
resistance
to kerb
and
rut
wear.
These and other
advantagzes
make
this
the
best
tyre Goodyear
has
ever
made—a
tyre of
maximuir mileage,
traction,
freedow
from
trouble.
and
economy.
in
&
Co.,
!
Robt.
L. Merwin
0.,
Inc.