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_ THE CHAR » _ __ ._ _,JULY 20, 1934

af' ”il‘l,’Qn`3an’s Realm -.°- Social and Personal -.°- Fashions ,--°- Li

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and ‘,{‘,’,',§ QQ Dix -,,§r"°l,fI‘{'3_ I J 01 da W I Illustrated D_ressmaklIII:J;e&pons Furnished

; ...'. _ ' _ . f ~ 'f Wth Ea.`o_h_I?§'§1;Q"|"' _ I 'I Q I I I I M ' I I _ I ivnvy and white iinenI- and .

/ ' it :be *cutest thins youve Seen thil; 'Q »--, ,’ 7;.; ‘”

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fjviilgh is grandeur to our dust.,

'iw near is God to inan- When duty whispers low. “Tnou cllubt"

me youd: replies “I eau’ '-Ralph Waldo Emerson.

_NEW USES FOR OLD CHINA

often, when wandering Harough a market, one‘s eye has been caught by some relic of an` gldfashloned dinner or tea service, gihuge soup tureen in some at- tractive pattern that almost tempts o.ne'to bu_y. or a sugar bowl nearly. big enough to make a vegetable dish! "fexclaims a writer in the Daily tl‘elegraph.) . " “Relics of this ldnd are being used] `!df'the most novel flower decor:-it-I

ion schemes now being taken up by. quantity of the paint you buy, hostesses. Glass flower holders arc, C placed at the bottom and the bowls; b

"nmmasxnuc" 'ma nom

Sunshine fills us with a strong

desire to make a raid on hhe stores in -W3"°h Of Paints and dilstempers. We women. being independent

creatures in these days. like to tackle the job ourselves. instead of having to wait till it pleases our: menfolk to do lt for us We are

uite capable of managing it allhrskmg , uc . mug, of t

n our own, from the steps and' dders to the care of our brushes. ?W€l0P€d in worlcmanlike-looking

q - A :out_the schooiruom doors that have just clanged shut behind them, and W D ~ , 1: _ ,'. -' v

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overalls and caps. ".'.~_ look .exactly what we are, sensible. intelligent, enthusiastic house decorators, on he war path As one painter to another, I

rom experience First and foremost don't l ononiise over the quality <i_

l t ` `

should like to offer a few tipsi 1, _

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ec ` I I ~ .

heap paint means wastedi labour, ad results, and often ends ln'

`i!"ie"fiJled with a medley 00I1€&1Hih8 f painter’s colic. Good paint lasts,[

as many different flowers as pos- ,710 tibia. 7 proud of your work. . 3

"These were some of the idcasl

shown at a flower exhibition p1 Ieoehbly by a. retired Army officer, i W Who is now doing the flower i 3 lchemes for many Mayfair homes. ‘fe l The flower recess is one of the fe

latest ideas. It is let into the u

drawlngroom wall. and is framed, by

with a strip-light overhead. In it ‘ ,.

ls always kept a bowl of flowers, so more , w

arranged as to suggest an old

flower picture. of

Bowls of Madonna lilies dyed y

different shades are very fashion- l n bible. The vegetable dye actuallyye preserves the flowers. f

I""!’t'wer¢FIbette`iI' (br 'us 'to'live_ in u Harkness than be without fi'lends.- , 'BE Ghrysostom. L

' -~ PLEATED FANS ‘ “

‘dreses in the little fan of pleated h 'organdie that is poised at one side » p "of"a neckline or just at the point of b h"Vat the neck ‘j‘Simi1ar fan frills in a large size fi "lit, "ofttie waist to suggest panniers. y

organdie on each side at the hip- H 'llrit»;‘_is another way of producing b tlie"same sort of effect and a big. fe

use in giving a bustle suggestion at the back of a dance frock. g

Black organdie sounds unusual l 3

an evenin dress but has a 0

distinct charm when there is a 5

fairly stiff bow has still another I u

.' ly h

spreading butterfly fashion at the 11

A slightly higher line for waist-s 5 going to be general very soon ya

f_'1‘i’i‘e`wai.stline that drops at thc 9 'hack is also gaining favour and isi C Bllmming.

Ribbon sashes appear on frooks

fdrjtsrnart dry wear as well as on gdinty evening dresses, Flowered vbiles cashed with rather narrow. Velvet or satin ribbon are pretty. l q Waxed ribbon is even used for` Walsbands for gingham (rocks, One! h ofthe most attractive little ohecked 5 cotton dresses I have seen was in W

ribbon tied round the waist with a L, !il2'a`l: small bow in front. Buttons ul oovered with red satin were ar- K ranged down the centre closinll.

fron/t of the bodice.-Marlgold.

;fNERvEs

“Wllhy°\lurieiunnaedge:e. us

Vlf¢°7°ll@|;';l!md the childneifa _ ‘”=¢=_W CY?-Udlin udo ,:Iaburden...wbm b hl:8l\'|dblu¢.'.'.tryLyd.inB.Pink- f '|V¢geta.|>leCompound.-980m Dflwwommnponbenein 3

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,‘ ihenrhnmoehee widen., \hehelpd1ismedicine¢:|?giv¢_(;q s nboalefumyonrdrugginmday.

sometimes arranged each side It

Buy decent brushes in the first I0 ace, take care of them, and they i' ill last for years. Remember that la professional painter always pre-

s to use an old brush p

rush will spoil your work, for the il

mbedcled in the paint for ever- 'C

See that you have a good supply k

llnseed oil and turpentine by H

ou, also kecp a tin of clean water .

mell of paint, as well as being use- th

ul for putting your brushes intoia

sed la Keep a soft cloth in your pocket; lm his is used to wipe off any

~~~ --li splashes of paint. while they a.re|y

et. iv

site pocket and eaten at intervals

oks good, and makes you feel lb

istlcs will come out and getl-A

Where Do We Go From Here?” Asks Sweet ‘ '°°"°°’ "`*‘° °*‘°"°° "° P”’“°‘ ‘°° _' \‘." _

. . wt lf- . . _ Girl Graduate, Bewildered by a World e l JERSEY ‘§,l1c°1..”1i'3i'lll.°tf>cf"ti.'1`§m..f€’r§cr $2 - ~ 5 ,5

That Seems to Have no Place for BRAND §§‘,§5,§P§°“,‘,‘§‘§,‘;§,°‘,,‘,f,‘§}’,§,§,‘,E°'§*§,f -

Her __ “p1;epare_ Yourself for / Trgurgeuefuiiuiw aniuumgx, fzifglu -

Dorothy Dix

These days thc land is filled with sweet girl graduates standing with

the first time they have come to grips with

to stand on their own feet with no helping

all of the ologies and isms and instructed in the Bri»S Bhd the sciences, no one has taught them anything about the art of making the

Naturally, the ultimate ambition and the 2

fixed intention of all of these girls is to marry, - but there are no orange blossoms in sight md. l t

ing, most of them must cam their bread and

utter, and they have no idea of how to set about doing it. Their heads H

re full of iicbulous dreams about going to Hollywood and becoming fam- Gi

us movie stars with fabulous salaries. Or of leaping into fame and W

ortune with a novel that becomes a best seller. Or they think 1; would regaries without even :knowing how to spell. The horde of women who

e romantic to be an interior decorator and fun to run a tea shop. W

1 ‘ ' ` bE

, in “_ ,O,,eB;§f; 21°e,,.§§l§,gn;otffmfégrguex‘§f’,,fI§g_§fi§;do§“a‘§§,,;‘f°,§nf§"u ‘£212 ing tc do work for which God gave thein ncithertrhc brainsdnor thcksiuii. renee to n new one A cheap ter of an idle hour. And common sense suggests that it takes training Remember always that it is the pam' prac cal' every ay WM °r

iid expcriciice and money to make a. success at running any Sort of sho which were is the greatest demand Pmple can uve without' the Oma- iid so those children finding what they consider attractive wa s ments’ but they are bound to have the essemms of Ma They can uve ariiing their bread and butter biirred to them sit down helplesfsl to without an or music or bwks' but they have to have clothes' They au like Mr Micawber 10,. somemm to ,_um'up or else drift mmfm have to have food. They have to have a comfortable place to live in, indI of occupation that comes their gway without any regard for the; There have w be cooks and Chambermaids and boardmgmouse keepers mess fm. it and dressmakers and milliners and clerks and stenographers, and the

T - - ' . _ girl who makes herself an expert in any of these lines has something to

- in toIIl`\S'liIELlIielI‘zIIiIItIIlsIIf,lIilII I0IlalvorI{ teIItIir1a Curse Mya bIeSsIn%` lwcord sell in the market place that the world wants and for which it will always

t hand; this helps to absorb the ilng that vc like to dzgciihe- tflilimcigstgsnc tunitlolsus. m fowehafed ‘F33 th; pay And it pays just in accordance with her skill

. ` . ` I UTS r ug an mug IAnd if you choose one of these liomcly ways ofIma'klng a living you

gFJ:ta2,fI\?te}§]éIbbiI`L)éc(ti QIII-guguwes wi-In lmfercst' an the Igne' we will be fitting yourself in the best possible way to be ia gD0d Wife Mid

_ -it when they are not actually being so me work that ii.; use Wm.; “ini |a`snE,(;hg1;Ye iuslu We Suv? tu mother when you D0 marry. Your years of training will not be lost, as

bm- gi.-eu in exchange fur B few dougrs thengmdeed !Re?I;,_ng§?: they would be if you were a doctor or a lawyer or a concert singer or an to ciuders ashes and dust ' ’ actress and had 'to give up your profession when you married. You

So I would urge you girls to sit down and have a quiet session with simply carry 'wer Wm' knowledge and be a better °°°‘k because you went

our mm souls and try to mm out what Nature ,mended you to do before in for domestic science, or a better manager because you were a business

A f bl _ _ _ou choose an occupation' in order that you may pm., out some une of girl, or a better mother because you were a trained nurse.

ew 1~‘CUll-S kept In the OD' lwork in which the pleasure you get out of doing it will be half your pay. O Dlx

and in order that you may succeed, because you have to put your heart as DOR THY '

he Old S0118. where do we go from here? For-l u

`€3»l1¢Y For the first time they have been left , di

hand to suppoit them ,and they are as 3:,

irightened and bewildered as lost babies ln ,S the forest For, while they have been taught X h

_ prepare yourself to do it well. Remember that your pay envelope de-

"mst °f m°m5°l"°5» °1' h°W 9° make H 1lVl!l8- just as hard and as long hours for small pay if you do poor, sloppy wonk

‘ ~t _ A l 1 ld that

while they await the coming of Prince Charm- silt because III sounds mn and Im IGI am g II once to me~ ‘

ell as your back into anything to'ma.ke a go of it No one ever does hateful task well And dont dclude yourself into thinking that it does not make my

iferenoe what you choose as an occupation because you will soon Kel arried and you expect to work at is such a Short time Husbands 40 t hang on every bush in these days, and even when a girl Bills One She by no means sure of keeping him. or that she Wont have to support

So look upon your work, whatever you choose, as your llfework and

ends entirely upon your craftsmanship, and that you will have to work

s you will for high pay for expert work. The difference between a $10- -week cook and a $10,000-a-year chef is the difference in skill.

Don’t go into some occupation for which you have neither talent nor

e, 8 cl l intended to be a poet because she had always thou8l1t that w1ltui8 try was such a romantic way to make money. There are th0llsBI1ClS e her. Girls who can`t act, who starve along trying to get on the St-8/Stl rls who have no gift for writing who toil from y0l1ll\ to use trying £0 rite stories or plays that are always rejected. Girls who try to he sec-

rk so hard and get nowhere and who are always hungry and shabby cause they had a false pride that made him waste their lives attempt-

So study yourselves, girls, and pick out the work that you like best.

ungry-breathing in the smell of

um when ,ou are hu r . _ such e big fish ns Eustace Nazlo. wiLMo'r AND Noivm BEDEQUI-1

,‘,d fo, ,mu 5 ng Y ‘S very _ . ' thc shoe King. Nazic was a very NOTES

Doug Work on u. Mu you feel H M D D diffcrciit type from the other men, --- red; have a meal and then a rest: e l 0 0 y°““g' m1f,id1e'°g§d' °‘I 01d' Wh°i _ A Nj 110150,, paswrl

' had been caught since her home- Rf”/' J~ W c C i

is not waste of time to do so. If coming by Terrys red hair and the of Norm Bedeque Church has re-

ou go on working when you feel ‘ ' ' 111 , N_ B_ h

,ugev flattened bow or ,aggeu out your Work gets slack BY C- N- £9’ A- M- Wllll8H1S0H big eyes that locked black, but were turned f1`°"‘ S“°k" ° »W °"°

When the job is completely man - pe ' ~h 1 l I _*__ 'I

~ gave what sounded like an im- Divine. He had even pretended not °f bUSU\°SS» W 0 _him §¢%fl€d,_,,‘Y,§h l » ~- -

ba f ist “shed y°“ sh°“ld “lea” them pertinent nickname. ’ 1 to knew that the had come back nothing, and bcrcre thewar was nh The friends ef Mrs. Edgar Sobey

ck° the W5 f/h01`0UShlY. Seem! that they BYE from Europe’ and it vexed him his way to becoming 3 millionaire, url? pleased to rl0l.6 the lmpr0V¢-

nd Slack Pmmwork looks V975’ I ‘ hazel or vIoIeI' 'Peoples' Conference. While there

3d~ After H meal and H F9572 Y0‘.'l CINDERELLA AND A ROLLS AS a matter of fact Desmond was Those chaps had been "Johniiies"I Mr. Nicholson gave a number of

sim ready to “'°‘"k with R will I Roycg _ 'furious with Nuzm' If he mum -common or garden Johnnies; and! spiritual addresses. `

" , ' l'i ld h dl h f i

Take care °f ym" brush” Clean Terry spoke for the nrst time hal; IthE‘b$ivIh htIheInh5i;IrIiseouIte ol'volIh§| "§°“llZ;`ll kld'IIIl'°5:I°°5lI‘I;" lgrgig' 0I;‘I MP- and MW Arthur L00” ‘ff Em When yOU Stoll WOYK €hCh day. 1-Whuus 5 minion dollar doll-,~» restaurant for his sueem descri _l them, even had their intentions I Irma and Mrs. Sellars of Edmonton, nd lefllffi flwm 0\'€1‘I}li§ht in H tin She asked, ,umiug L0 her futher tum of Juua_ E P been serious. which so far, 'nppar-I Alberta, spent Friday in Wilmot

clean paraffin; this keeps them with 3 faint impulse of Ruger; be_i But he_Desm0nd_wu5 Supposed ently, was not thc case. But Nazlo visiting their aunt Mrs. Georgie

for 8 `. f

I ;_ .. . ...Cn " ' ‘ ~‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' - b ' - --N l _ »C `t` huge, bow of Whlté. organdm cause it was Julia. to whom the to have no s cial interest in Miss “'35 lf man Of TNUS. H BDO 20". 11115

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oft and pliable, them store them Nazlo laughed, "Let me answer, gym Ten-y should hem. the newS_ During the war he had reached ment in her oondition.

way for future use in a. box long Mr. Desmond. with another qucs- Now that this Sm,-mug likeness the million mark, Everybody knew

noutzh to take them without tion! Did they teach you mythol- had developed it was not Wise fm- his name. His Rolls-Royce was in , rushing the bristles ogy-ancient legends of my native Julia to show' herself ut the Bids the garage at this minute. making . Mr' R' B' Maccaun ‘S °°“s"“°"`

li-_-_ land-Greece-at your mm-em,'_>" Moon she loved her father but every gther Car "1,-,Dk like thi,-Ly' "lg fl “BWV bhfn- Undef U16 Capable

HN th ' n she Had men high in her' own cena.. Even Terry might hauel management of carpenter Mr, Cot-

riirtosornr "B t°ih ey dldhthu he slri said. wud ,md cmd ,ess than eve, to heard cf him. But it seemed she f°“~ Cllfffm

u ere was a c d's mythology ' ` 1., d 1 ' ' -#

Learn to accept life as it is as b°0l<. with lois of Pictures. in the be. Idemmed as II madslde.mkeCp_ B II I . Ffifnds of M"5~ J"1`"5h”~ W*“18h

~ ers daughter She had invented a

uickly as possibm Then half its school library. I read it_" ' _ _ _ Instmd 0f_ “N105/mg NF*Zl0- h0W' arc sorry to hear of hcr illness, but

wer to hurt, will ne gone, 1\/infer "Ah! Do you remember Danae?" igctgdsgikhg awn Imgm' and w|Sh`| ever' the gwlys ignnmnce amuse? HODS f0f 11 SD€‘<?Cly f€C0‘/ery.

ed rm ..;'.";S;.iz-.';. ' T;;‘“..’:;ii.i‘s.‘;“;,:':...“..s’;‘;Vi.°f.;. M W ,-, ,_ C , ncther ef her curious meshes _f fe 0 ef In a over of as r T , h h d th ~ .. . f- m- “‘”S°“ ° 6 “na ' cridly wisdom, which always g°.l.d Sem by "“p“°'-" cver hi); "cIiIdIIlI;.§hion;d greiudiggsel °f he’ 1,1” “f““‘ “ fam *”‘°~ N” lah Stores. Charlofletowh- is snend- ecmed, when they were sP0kcn, t0 .GO “ll f0l'J Of the class! Well. B inthe da s of Tom Perri t wh gm of er Cass' exgept 8' Convent mg his "a°“tl°n in Wumm-

_ y n. o om . ,

mme from another person million dollar dolls a Danae of to- he owed his change of luck, Perhaps giigili, would treat him with such

,,,g,.¢h@,_ so ,,.,,,e5 Elisabeth day. “ho \vou1dn't be at home to ment cr these prejudices had dis- 1" E°’°“°9' . .

, .. ., Jupiter or any other god 1 h , “My advice is, get another cashier s yle ln The Begonia Bed. bmugm 8 shower or ;£;iSan§ ;oilry;<i,Aiil;i;l egézrgattggys Weyiaggnin Immediately if not soonerv.. said HIGH BANK SCHOOL

T some pe,-feC¢1y good pearls’ d|um_ and what ve Jul did ri ht* ' Nazlo. “and release this young lady

e r e was g 1 is 1 Report for June:

Oggsutgllgid stables” thrown in. Now do Terrence had made further con- gzsgzngf ‘Qu 15° nziotormg Grade X-1, Mary MacLean; 2,

y "5 nd-' cesslons to life in the grand man I ` y U 0' you S ' h t I

.. _ _ _, _ _ V . _ - -ht _i ~ l_| ala Scwart.,

AM ' S '1 .;i‘d.3.:*ii.-.2i°'i‘.i ::.e.i...i“:.f..;"i:.i‘1‘"-..‘“. v 8 “‘ my = =»

ornlng mt e ‘Father made no Open amemin to your temper “ep toaigé lyglut kfgg Terry blushed. She had not Vcénetia I;/f]uni§oeLe3, Lcsléler éinyteg.

defend "“““~ down the other side such mn - °h““ged ’““°h at “em sm” me wiiiia II ste- It OIIIII Bc ay' ' His ears We” "ei as 9-lwllys when nates could buy and sell you go. days at smerwood when she played Grggta IV 2'-Ilr llub Buell

A teacher asked for sentences he “'f‘5 ”"g‘”Y» but MH Nhulo hundred tmes over, ,the game of “let‘s pretend." "I've Grade nu ’S,___1y Ruluh Mau- ing the word "bea.ns_" 1 Collldflf »l<I10\V that Besides, Nazlo If you were stiff-backed you‘ never been in -an nm°m°bHe’II her' MacLt-an I I V "My father grows beans." said the ‘Vis mokmg at hcl- showed yourself a fool. You neverl thought spoke Itself' Grade lil Ji'-1 Janet Stewart' Fight boy Of the class. Jllsf 3-S Well you dont under-` knew what these fellows might do. rT0 be Continued) 2 Forrest lfaylhr I I "My mother cooks beans," came Stand' he smiled- "W5 I‘ef"@5hlY18` for you. if you flattered them Be- I IGrade II-1 Marjorie MacDon-' rom another pupil. to meet lm`l°Cef\°€- these days! Mr” sides there was this girl Teresa to -1--_-_ aid' 2 J I i Y M K ' 3 Then H third PiP€d up-“We are` D‘”m°“d- Y°“T ‘l“UEhl0l' OUKM tbl get oIi‘l` your hands I Stewart. e§e IIC ay' I Mary

ll huma beans." see somethin f th ' - ` . ,

n you mink? gspiims iowfrgld, donti Terrence hadnt made his daugh- S'!‘l't,\TH(l0NA INSTITUTF Parfcct Attciidance: Mary Mac- ‘ desk. one small bookcase, all palm- gnu; uu. Your “Wu U, N, ,pun wi

he has been attending the Young

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stamps or coin (coin is preferred)

No.

CHICKEN LOAF. SPANISH STYLE

breakfast bacon or ham. Roll and sl "

int

Of dri r pa pan Have ready a generous cup of '

Pour over all the contents of a pint ca

from the pan.

bé in

D Works and Highways It

st.

ga to be marked “Tenders for Hal|’l `

Délputy Minister of Public Works C _

»_~&- _-.;-1 work horses and one colt, four H004

ble books of the late Monsignor S

<5;

//1 ,d\

slipped into , ,, "

Carried out in gay red plaided A &,;;.'

gingham, it’s very young and chl.c K,_%

-ima , 0 _

Pique, peasant cotton, ahirting

cottons seersucker, etc, are attract

ive materials for this model

Style No 397 is designed for sizes

ll 13 15 and 17 years Size 15 re- qulres 5'/1 yards 39 inch material f, with Eli yards of braid for the entire outfit . ’

Price of PAT'I’ER.N 15 cents ln _ ,' l

1,. 0

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Wrap coin carefully. _ is

397. Size eu... ....-

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city state

THE COOK 'S

CORNER ‘

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sov re

Chop, not too fine, enough cold

COOK(-Bd ChlCkEIl L0 nll 8. plllb ITIEBS- =;L.'_* ure. and mix with it 2 heaping l- blespoons of chopped cooked '

0. All Whom It May

Concern

-~i .1

Owing to the withdrawal of Mins

ft enough stale bread to make a up of line crumbs. and stir these o 1 cup of hot milk. Season with lr

-2 a teaspoon of salt, 1-4 teaspoon

pepper and 1 teaspoon of mixed ed herbs. Mix the seasoned ead with the chopped meat, and D ck into a well-greased bakingi G

over from the business of

ai-age all outstanding acooim ainsi. said business up to Deg ber 31. 1933, must be present/od

ooked rice, or chopped cooked em mg paghetti or macaroni, and s read negtulfmem “M ht" than July”

is over the mixture in the pan. ‘sms is _ 3

Finn- 1

n of tomatoes, prewed through a olander. Bake for from 30 to 45

nutes at 350 degrees F., and serve

FOR SALE

Excellent Business Stand right 3|

Chill

Any kind of cold fowl may be ubstltuted for chicken, or veal may

used. or a mixture of cold

eats.

t,p|;§|,|,tiqp, seven miles from

ottetowmconristing of 10 room

ouae with electric light and plumb- ing. Store and Post Oifice. 3 gal

;l____ __;*.%___.._.¢..,

... »--u.,.

~_---1, h

unrnps. Splendid coal business wltli

` 2000 lbs. Fairbanh Scales. Ne\|

ouble garage, bam, three othei uildings with 23 acres best land,

_'___ , springs, never failing waiver supply,

SEALED TENDERS Wm M ,“_ Hllnealzh only reason for selling ved at this off P Y

ice until noon cl R C' WEBSTER' i

aturday, July 28th, for the con- Mm” _

ructlon of Ha|l's Bridge, Victoria.

pcleclfications may be seen at mg s dence of F. A, Wotlon, Vi to _ , r at this office. Lowest. or an; fer:-I L GNL I er not necessarily accepted. Tend- ‘ l=

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

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H580. Victoria."

i.. B, MacMlLLAN,

h and Highways

arlottei . P .a. i i a. ,uy ,6_ u§’_,,‘1f‘ 5”" sen ci- rent with crop of wiahm,

_ _ _ _ 9855 acres. 'Also stock and f 6933 7 18 5" » behinery. one siauien, two htm

mitch cows, and six young cattle.

This farm is located on the sou

by the Bay and on the north wi

Gulf of St. Lawrence. Dale of

1;Ngli’i`av Rinliéocnint iiousii.

it, oN mmav _ _ _ _ _

JULY zoth, Ar 2 P. ivi. ' 23357-Il 18 2° 23'

unlsl. 9th, 1934. Apply to

CHARLES BUR/1',

Slanhopl,

_ PM

f complete library and very valu-

lllls, one combination bookcase and

pinning and Weaving

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