i 1

~ er,

,xi 1 _ Someum op] d _ d H t BRITISH OFFICERS ' . ` because tlise gfomdchobaflih. su' ex’ ARRESTED IN GERMANY

I illaiumallqdluli-#eagle I it

` L . . " ' ' "" ‘$7 _ _ ° A despatch from Berlin says:-One J* rg ww |-[gg Ygu 1.

V ` ' sg' -. " ` of the most interesting international 'V P Jn? , , g Vu trials of the age will begin in Leip- ‘ -

zlg It will be a seciet trial one fraught with the gravest possibilities

_ rellevotliedilcomfortatonce. and help digest thc overload. The lover of good fill' the WBC0 Of El|r0DC- It iS U12

things may feel quite safe with a box of NA-DRU-CO Dyspepsin Tablets athand. Q trial of the two Englishmen who

3. a box. lf your drugglst has not stocked thém yet send 5Oc. and we L \vere arrested in German territory on

’ Wm ' lilllll- _ , ‘ 34. » Aug. 21 on the charge of espionage.

,,___- efcuedgumlud. - - - . |v|.,,,¢f..|, ' The British government has demand-

ed to be represent/°d at the trial.

' °" `;' ' ' ' i This demand has ndt been granted.

The identity of the prisoners is no

_ ~ _ . ~ ~

,‘ _ ,__ , . longei a secret. 'lhey are English-

__s . 1 P... »! " men; they are officers in the service ~_ __ of the King of England, and they ew -win be men in nn-norm. _one"is

_ ~ ’» 1 . “ Vivian Brandon, a lieut.-enant in the

And “Necessary ;:“‘i.“a;it..;‘;i. S‘.1i.:.;.21;:i.:?.far.?;

For Xmas !!

-The demand for small lots of Paper and Twine at

this season is so great _that uc are placing on sale

THREE DIFFERENT ASSORTMENTS neatly '

boxed for household use.

Ouires dif'fvret1t\\‘rappi1tgs \ 2 Q\llr\‘5 \\`¥`i\Pl’l"l§5‘ I Quin’ WmF‘l"i“g5 - l

4 ~ . 7 Quires 1lif`l`urcr|l lissuvs

* 4 llnlls different f\\'incs

Price 2. 33

3 Quirc iissucs 2 Balls twine

Price 1.35

2 Quires tissue ' 1 Hall twine

‘rice oo cts

Stationers, groccrs and clruggists everywhere

are handling these convenicrit packages.

If you canuot'procurc from thciu send direct to

Schofield Paper Co Ltd

Sf. .l0h1l N. B; 1

l)c.<cripli\'r cirruinr t‘liccrl`ully sent to:1uy mltlrcss.

dinwfruitf. ,

brother of Jocelyn Brandon, L. C. C., and brother-in-law of Sir William ilull, M. P., who ‘has undertaken the conduct of the defence. Lieut. Brandon is also a first; cousin of Lady Arthur, Mrs. Lewis Waller and Mrs, Clement Scott. Bernard Fred- erick Trench is a captain in the Royal Marine light infantry, and a member of a well known and dis- tinguished Irish family, of which Lord Ashtown is thc head. Col: 'l`1rcut-li, `ln.te British military attache at Berlin, is his cousin, and his fa- ther is at present in chief control of thc engineering department of the London 6': Northwestern Railway.

The prisoners will be defended by

Dr. Von Gordon, a prominent inter- national lawyer of Berlin, and Dr. Hans Otto of Leipzig.

'l‘he German case is that on the

night of Aug. Zi the lookout on the military watch tower at Borkum no- ticed a sudden flash of light, which was made plain owing to the intense darkness of the surroundings.

'I‘l1e alarm was given, and in a few

minutes n brilliant scarchliight was brought into action, and its rays showed the form of a dark Egnre crouching on ground strictly for- bidden to civilians. 'I‘he guard was turned out, and after they' had

Fuller & Johnson,

O 5 '

Farm Pumping Engine

This wonderful little air-cooled Eu-

gine is a complete portable power plant.

Clamps onto any ,kind of punip

without any extra expense.

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liver. Cure ='T'l'l.E Biliousuess, V _ £1"

fuel- ,7‘g<"~"`"" gf L_ l°lLl.S.

aclic, '___ "~. HM

Dizzi- "' ./ ' ‘=;’;;';=-“ neu, and ludigcstion. They do their duly.

capacity soo to 1,000 gnunns per M , smnirm,s.n.11pm.'sm11r.~i¢..

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hour. Runs band or foot power ma- chines. Simplest form of gasoline power in existence. investigate. Send for free catalogue.

_ JAS. D. OFFER,

62 Great George St.,

1 1-25dstt12i~ Charlottetown.

_ ‘

Smclf Fishing Supplies -

\\’e keep

The following in Stock

END MARLINE

RIGIIT and LEFT 1.;/6 Ply.

Cotton Net 'l`\\'ii\o

Colton .\`ci11v 'l`\\'inc

6. 9 12 and 15 thread Extract nf Bark and Cutch The Old Establisltcd House

Bruce, Stewart Gil. Co. Ltd., Successors to

A. Kennedy ® Co. BOX 243 Pliuue 177

duiwfrmlf

Safes p

All Sizes

Also Special Safe with Drawci S for Collectors

` -Agent-

LUDGER GRAVEL

26 Jacques-Cartier Sq,

Montreal

Write for Price and Catalogue.

ll-15lLlI.f.S|`Iill. .

G. . Wng

Ftiiierzil Ditctliar and em-

b;ilnn‘r-l\liss i\. l-`\‘rg\1son,l.z|dy /\ s`l f.-l’1r§ al Alfenti

l -ll

s. is nn : .on' on

and l’rou1ptuess Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered at

sliorlesi notice.

Specialties Disinfecliug and Fumiguting,

Furniture Rcpnired and Re- upliofstercd.

Silent Salesman made to order, OFFICE" f{'n S u r Pho

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I - Dr. J. W. ll0llSEY‘

Physician and Surgeon V

Graduate McGill University, Monte.

real, Que.

Late Resident House Surgeon,

gestern General Hospital, Montreal, ue.

Phone 379 Office 137 Kent St. Formerly occupied by the late Dr. F. F. Kelly.

I llogs and Pigs H

Hogs. Highest inarket prices paid. \/Vrite or wire

F. E. NVILLIAMS CO LTD

1 q a e, ne,

RLS1lJL»§UE K' S ,

Noith side Phone dtlvdfflle t St. _lOll!1, N. B,

Io-r7d3m. ,

,fcunnplnu ci..

Asslrmp Apsj

rl-:_MA1.1: 11r.1.1>

‘N7 ANTED, immediately, generg, . servant. Apply 133 Hillsboro St. 12-Sdtlipd.

\\,VAN'I‘E'D, a girl for gr~nernlho11s,~ » tworli. Apply to Mrs. (llr. Ayres, 240 Queen St. 12--lr`ltf.V_Y

FOR SALE

) D

Bangor. l2-Iiillwpd.

l .

A- _ 1-' 1 serv`c2. Moderate charges.

qj1()Ig.0rqEALhA ilgpizk émr:r(empta`r:;<l Auld & Co.. Freetown. ll-23d2w11rl. J. S. _i

” ` ' ' ‘ 1'rov1~:s, clinrrr-,r oak, Princess ` . - /

, baud I’ rlor (‘o f rt 0 X,

Eli‘()l"f SALE, 14 well bred plus (i»

mos old). Average \\'cigl1t.,

from 70 to ‘JO lbs. Apply to llobt. Iiaznnll. I-Ia7.r=l Grove. l2-lidiiipil,

rlAfiYl§-An I. S. Scltolari

(.Jti(‘Gll Ht

’ Ml3`CEt..l.ANI‘LOUS

(L,toMM1<:1tc1/trftninilers inrnnnie..

with board lodging and teams.

Good 1 t

a m o . One f

nach. lfairly good order. Will sell

`1AF‘l'lS, one of our

_.b $25.00 safes in your home will

protect your valuables. We carry

ship \von in a contest. Would Dominion Safe & vault 60,5 Sans in

make a very desirable Xmas gift. Apply at (luardinn (lllicc. 12-5d1‘tf.

1fOll, rf/\l.l‘l, at Hubert Mrl`al-

_ lum's nilction sale, on i~laturda_v

Dec 10th, new dwelling hom-14', f1‘nnu\, 32 x 26, kitchen 26 x 24. l’lan to be seen at the office of A. Horne .se vo., ijity. li!-liililillil.

FDR SALE, n good horse at reun- rl-iunter River. 7 - 12-5dr3_ipd.

unable price Apply at this office.

11-tldtf.

'HOUSE FOR SALE, very desirable

dwelling, No 148 Euston St, with

9 frontage oi 90 feet and running hbck, 160 feet. Apply W. A. Hutche- lgu. confectfoner. 7-25dtf. Y

[F1012 sA1.a, sc weettsz Peters, '15 ‘ acres of good land at a bargain .Apply to D. 1 A. MacKay, 227 Wnter dit.. Charlottetown. ll-7dtf.

` T0 LET

T0 LET, that desirable residence 'r on Upper Hillsboro Street., late- ly occupied by L. H. Beer; possession given at once. Apply to T. L. Alt- ken. 7 llpper_I;llll_s_la_o_rlo_V_St.> 1.0-Zdtf. V W0 LET, the premises an Gt. Geo. '_ Q Fit, at present occupied by Jas Lonorgan. Possession given .func lst. Apply to Mrs D. J. McDonald, 200 Prince Street. l2~3<lt.l.

' J . _ _

all sizes and types, The Canadian

|V|\AK1~: Non 11 1<.~11n\ :nn eunntnu

the our-price cash system we re-

quire all book ni-,co11ut.s, notes of

,baud or otlit-,1'\vi:1c st:t.Llt~tl before the Jllst of Dccernbcr. ill. li. Moll/llllan,

TEACHER WANTLD

‘N-'AN'f‘I<]D, a teacher for Forest

Hill Sclmol, district No 19.

Supplement $30. Appiy to Ilan Mc- Kinnon, f-lecy. 2-2dr2\v

_ gn ;

WANTED

\Gl~}NTS WANTED-M n c h i n c J makes two lbs/butter from one lb. and one pt. milk. quick 1.-eller, large profit. Money back if not sat- isfactory. Maritime Sales Co., St. _~"’h“;§-,,P;,_-,,._ ._ ,, ‘2i5_‘lF3i: _

N’I‘hlD BALESMAN exclusiv

Portraits

l` MALE ;||.~_|_|» WANTED ` I will receive _orders fo

: ljox' WAN'l‘laD to learn tailoring. _ Apply to Jan. cn11Hgg;§{f17s A. Alex. MacLeod, the- noteb `

Pastels and O11 Paintings d

New York Artist. Wrlie me

or prices and other desled nformatlon.

Pll0'l`0GRAPlll'IR

cheap' George H' Tant9“.'. New l‘rownn Block. -

*`h1\.-tttni-if-nm,

We buy Dressed Pigs and

| l 1 _

7' / -s -__ `

rnirbnnks cn. 1.imunn, sr. Joann. .-- /fr ,,, M '.,_ .,;-; V B- » ,.a.r,T~;_ ,

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9, »,-fin \,_ fo;-1' '-‘§;"`\,?‘ "5--»_ fm Q

'Zh i \*."‘ `- nwwh " ;.----.- "-‘ih,'¢".t-.-i§ii‘- .JV-" . ii,/'

We have a very select stock of

Jewelery, etc, suitable for Xmas prcseu_ts, which we 'will be very pleased to show you.

We make no extra charge for en-

graving articles purchased from us

£5,

_ 0 . . _ _ »

WDM, permanent, his oarulnzn . ' -

:r.°.‘-r.°.:‘:-:°.:::°s¢::°-.tl 'nzzz L’;i;.‘t2‘;..f;“.'.£l‘;‘§.‘2.".i.;°..;‘;“l§§..;‘;“.1T f D |N NE 5 1. 1 t , . .\ ~

tregl '1'0--sdiinzi. graviugdone in_first class manner. ° '_ ._ . ~ g ",,` ' 3.1' if . ` it _o .

X.. _.a_;. . _ _ , _ . _ » ., , V 4 177 Queen Street fd' `., ,. e

' ~\ ' 1 .- ri ' , ,. . .1 r

NTED k tl .

‘V try weilnfdgigd Search agmalloialr C. W. SUCGCIIOI' 0 E. I. Purdy _ Charlottetown _“ l "Y,

Stops Even whooping Cough

Quickly. A Family, _Supply ».

» 1 1:. Small -Cntr

Here il a homemade remedy that

takes hold of a cough instantly and will usually cure the most stubborn case in 24 hours. This recipe makes sixteen ounces.--a family supply. You couldn’t buy as much or ae' good ready-made cough syrup for $2.50-

Mfx two cups of, granulated sugar

with one cup of warm water, and stir

2 minutes., Put 2% o_unces_o_t. Piupx (llft'y,cents' worth) in, a 16 oz. bott, and ,add tho, Sugar Syrup. This keep perfectly and has a pleaepnt taste- children like it. Braces up the appe- ute nna is slightly. laxatlve. which helps end a cough.

You probably know the medical

value of pine in treating asthma. bronchitis, and other throat troubles, sore lungs, etc. There is nothing bet- ter. Plnex is the most valuable con- centrated compound of Norway white pine extract, rich in guiaicol and all the natural healing pine” elements. Other preparations will not work in this formula.

The prompt results from this inex-

pensive remedy have made friends for it in thousands of homes in thc United States and Canada, which ex- plains why the plan has been imi- tated often, but never successfully.

A guarantee of absolute satisfaction.

or money promptly refunded, gocs with this recipe. Your drugglst he-. Pinex or will get it for you. it no_t send to The Piuex Co.. Toronto. Ont.

9, S

threatened to shoot the trespasser, Lieut. Brandon surrendered. - In the meantime Capt. Trench was at his hotel in Borkum. His friend- ship with Lieut. Brandon led the authorities to make inquiries. They visited his hot-el and carefully exam- ined his effeots, but nothing, sus- picious was found, and there, for the time being, matters rested.

Lieut. Brandon was taken to Em-

den, and Capt. Trench followed hiir to sec if he could be of any assist- ance. ‘ '

There was nothing to prevent Capt.

Trench from making his escape oven the borderto Holland, but he' de- cided to stand by htis friend. ' He interviewed the authorities at Emden, and a few hours later, in ae corrlnnce \viLl1 orders from high <p1n.1‘- ters, he was arrest-ed.

The Berliner l\`/eustu Nachrichten in describing the case of a Gerruap officer, liicut. Helm, recently ar1‘esle; at Portsmouth on the same cha1~,_;. says:-

“The situation is quite different ii

the Borknm case. Here wa had spy ing into very important; new works a knowledge of which would have been of the greatest value to the English naval and military adminis- tration. Moreover, it was specially trained men who undertook thc work, men who did not need. to take their results home in black ani white, hut for the most part coul-‘ carry them in their heads. Thin these gentlemen have become very

,|,p

What one T user says---

My patented pressure valve is

giving perfect satisfaction tc every user. lt is easier insfnflr-d - gives better results and is more ecouoniicztl than any other sys-

tcm.

' Read what Mr. Prowse says:- Answeriug your inquiry regard- the performance of the Het \Vatcr pres-sure system lately iu- stalled by you in the Arenalliuk, may say that if is giving every satisfaction,rcplziciiipy five stoves, and as nearly as we can culcul~ ale using no more coal than was used by two of thcm,besides - giving us very much less froulilo and winch less risk of firing the

building. (Sgdl W.B.Prowse.

Jas. Mcliachern

Let us

Prepare that Mgm- orial Stone

Leave your ord-

‘ erlor amemorlal

s1.o11e tuuay-let

us both exchange \dea1u fo_xret t o

-» bestposslble and

wc'l_l iruarnntse a laslinl elcpant memorlnl n one that will greatly ' beautify t h a t

grave that has een an Iona neg- lected.0urmater- isis are the best marble. freestone and uranfte ever 1 uuarrlod: we are |_ lov? experienced an lmvethamost

beautiful designs

_ - ever shown all

or write today.

~e2@“'°"`

“Ill-lgwlvun nun av A- .~- -Y _ be kept in custody in Gi‘!'1u8DY (UF a very_‘loug time., W,"-ll Sl\lfBb1° 19' aeilentnfu distraction. in Order that what they have sean may I\9iaf@mKl;Q ,all too clear and alive in tlllll In orics."

ituslionld be added that no one has

yet suggested that the two defend- ants procured ruore than 601110 D6 added by a pair of intelligent eyes to the general staff maps and ad- mirnlty charts which are 110 bl! bought at any book shop. ‘ '_ 'The English expression “fair play is being adopted' into _tho G€I‘II1B!\ language, but its sense 1s as yet very imperfectly understood here. l

A great outcry has also been rais-

ed as the result of timid and tenta- tive semi-offlclal hints at the fact that the German government has un- dertaken .to favor ln pril1\0iDl<= 01° presence of a representative qf_ the British government nt the- Leliflifl trial. In more than one i<1llYnDl the suggestion has been not only serious- ly, but vchrmeutly_, put for\_vnrd that this was nothing but a trick p with the object of obtaining possession of the information collected by defend- ants. The truth is. of °0l\\`S€» that the military authorities 'will only have to declare that any particular' portion of the evidence _must be heard in camera in the interests of the country for the secrecy of that part of the trial to be made abso- lute. What the Britisli diplomatic representative will hear will not be valuable military mYStC!`1'-‘S. llllfl general evidence from which the pub- lic is usually excluded in espionage cases, for many and various reasons,

.Pn7l}§ilQi‘ibfn nf The Heart.

When the heart begins to beat irregu-

larly or intermittently, palpitate and throb, skip beats, beats fast for a time, then go slow as to seem almost to stop, it causes great anxiety and alarm.

The least excitement or exertion seem

to adect it.

and miserable, through this unnatural action of the hcnrf.

To all such sufferers lllilburn’s Heart

and Nerve Pills can give prompt and prcmanent relief.

writes:--"just :1 few lines to let you know what l\lilburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills have done for me. I have been troubled with weakness and pnlpitation of the heart; would have severe choking spells, and could scarcely lie down at ill. I tried many remedies but got none to answer my case like your pills did. I :an recornruend them highly to all suffer- ing with heart and nerve trouble.”

Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills are

;oc. per box or 3 boxes for £1.25 at al? leulers or will be mailed direct on receipt if price by The T. Milburn C0., Limited, l`o1'ont.o, Ont.

Canadian Navy Tea And _Fancy Sale

Sf. Pefer’s Sch oolroom WEDNESDAY Dec 7th, 5 p. m.

Christuias presents, household

goods, candies. ' »

Admission Ioc, Tea 15c. 12-Ithstugi.

, , =ff " Sit*-' .iz-' 'tl i ' `“

~ so

/fill.

is the one great gift that pleases nfl-‘-i`:\r one or for n whole fzuui-~

ly isthc gift that will be the most gladly welconictl and high- ly prized.

I)nn`l mistake Edison phono-

graph; for the ordinary talking machine-the Edison is thc

greatest rcprorliicer of sound i11 the ivorld--thc pct invention of Edison the \\'iznrd.

The Edison runs smoothly and

noisefcssly, gives clear repro- duction of records, is strongly, houcsllv mudc and hnudsonicly Enislicd. Cmnt' in und

Hear the Latest Edison Records

plnycdcnthc Edison and then yo\|`ll get nn idea nf the excel- lcurc of this iiirtlclllcss entertain- cr. The world's greatest musi- cians und vocalists are always ready to perform for you on nn Edison-ll1ey'llsing nr play the piecoynulikc best au-1 often as you want them lo.

Phonographs . .... .$19.50 up

Stmidnrrl (z min) rccords..l0c Ambcrol (4 min) . . . . . .. . 65: -

A. E. Toomlis

the temptation and knowing how comparatively high are. the ‘#13595 of treachery. _ _ The Lokaianzelger publishes a stntement'_whlcb appears to emanate from nn authorative source to the etlect that the chancellor would have

no objection tu recommendin& the jndicai authorities concerned _con- sider favorable Great Br1ta'in's re- quest. The court would itself' have the right to exclude such a represen- tative when evidence of a secret na- -ture was about to be given.

The Tageszeitung protests vigor-

ously against the suggestion that .a

British representative should 11% 'al- iowed privileges which would ave been glalily allowed to a German re- presentative in the case of Lieut. Helm.

"A German representative-at the

Helm trial," says' the journal, “would only' have heard` things which he could have learned more cheaply and with less trouble by buying picture postcards of Ports- mouth, while a British representative at the trial of the Borkum espionage case might get a glance into _ the whole extensive material of the Bri- tish spies, and by this means obtain possession otimporca11t.` results of tha-ir activity."

WHAT JOCKEYS HAVE EAI-tNi;JD Danny Maher is to retire worth a

million.

Tom Loates recently died in Eng-

land, leaving a million and a`half.

Jimmie Rowe, Keene’s trainer, oilce.

a. jockey, is today worth close to a million. .

Walter Miller, now riding in Ger-

many, owns considerable property in Brooklyn and has a comfortable bunk account.

Fred Taral is wealthy and owns

valuable property in Westchester.

Tod Sloan, Snapper Garrison, Gro-

vcr Cleveland Fuller, Sam Doggett, Willie Martin Spencer, the “Ice Man” and'oth<-rs equally famous in their time, winners of thousands, have lit- tle or nothing today, _ t

Pneumonia*

Pneu ' '_ n ‘ ' U Iiung rfilxdii o mhlng "‘°Y'= or less than

1 r_ns lt used to be ¢,,i;,..‘

nlnilammntlon of the Lungs., _md 1:1. results come entirely from is. local ennr.-S 5“9l¥ H-8 faking :L violent cold. ' Th°r° i# more or lea cmenitv ~ breathing: a cough, at first dry L,u¢',..;i: accompanied by rniigng u wick, sticllv rusty-colored matter, composed of mixture °_f rlllcgni and blond. , There is only one way to prevent Pneumonia, and that is to cure the cnltl jpst as_soou ns it appears. Dr. \\'0,,_I.,, Norway Pine Syrup will do this quickly and effectively.

Mrs. G. W. Bowman, Pnttullc On, “Tltesi "'Th'e° ywfs “E0 I caught, :1 cold which ended in n severe attack of Pm-,,_ lnoma, Since that time, nt the befrin- mng of each winter, I seem to catch gold very easily. I have been so hoarse that I was unnble to speak loud enough tn be beard across tho room. Lunt` vt-imp., however, a friend advised me to try 11-' \Vood’s Norway Pine Syrup, sm-in.. had helped her. I bought it l>oLtlc`ltn.i ln,-fore it wus hall' used I was co».,,,|,.,,,\,. cured. I also find it. a good medicine foi- tlic children when they have colds."

Dr. W0ofl's Norwny Pine Syrup in pu;

up in a yellow wrapper; three pine trees the trade mark; the price 25 cents,

lllanufactured only by The T. Milburn

Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.

Ftlll SALE

nt Murray Harbor flircr-:\` rcs Wiill- _b`t0_l`R. l)v\'elli'11g . \\'a13-liriligd o‘11t.bu1|r_l111riB» ull 11\ f1r_st class rt~pnt,<_ lhern is 11 so at »zpli>,1\d1rl orchnril uni! fznrden 011 thc proper-tv, 1~‘or1n||,,,,.-t;,,,, arsapplvtofloi. A. liaglies. 1'n l'ri,,,-. . Htl-cet. Charlottetown. t‘:-.'» dr_;,

.l_,._.

lllanypeople are kept in a state of ` i `

morbid fear of death, become weak, worn g , Q WW M §

savings in prices.

variety. Regular 12c.

rm fd \v

8 -M, L. McMillan, Hunter River- `

, - o » . Qrocerics re

Mrs. Joint Thompson, M111 cove, N.B., _

I want your Xmas trade--l. have

the stock, my new cash business sys- tem gives you every advantage to buy your groceries for Xmas baking and ,gf gifts for the entire family at the closest possible prices.

I want to break all business records this Holiday '-

From now till Xmas I will give three pounds of :

the clioicest, large juicy raisins for.. .'. . . ...25c

Herc's good candy for the children-n complete .

lic

Head for this store-l'll make it worth your

while. , .

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season. I want you to see my stock, to note the big .-

for Christmas shoppers, per V.

M. L. McMILLAN. £2321"

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\\'c will sollnl, tho Ren-rr: , 5 `

llotcl Slubh-s in Cltarrltiitu

ed by a competent l-lorsc mnn :ind their average wuiglit is about 1400 lbs. They will be sold without reserve. '

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1 Ci

Terms at sale. ,Lg ._,__:_:_.e_ ._

|;1~:NJ.cAR'r1-zsaco., ._ __-_

~,- - Q ut. -. .-.vw - . '_ . ~»-.-1.

Auctioneers. YT-I-if-;?.“.r . - ' »€-'-"‘i"";»%"- i“‘r 'Ad ,,~-'¢S".,

¢\-"~"v¢'~“¥"»`=- ‘-‘ -1- " I' ff5I7'f‘7:. -"M :?

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' lMPOR'l`ANT.`- `

nAUCT,lON. SALE 1

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