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town, was yesterday

-Mrs. Jessie Cameron, who has

llwnt the Summer on_Priuee Edward Island has returned to Somerville, Mase, Her niany friends will be pleas- ed to l1eBl"9|; Mrs. Ganieron's im- Proved health.

-John llia of North Tryon has

` ‘lil had_ths misfortune of breaking his

leg while at work in G. Ives mil recently. As this is the third time he hae- broken the .same leg, he has the sympathy of all the community.

...*'!’here passed peacefully away at

Cardigan on October 30th Em- ma MacDearmitl, youngest dau- ghter of Archie and Mrs. Mac- Dearmid, at the early age of eighteen years. She was a great favorite _in her community and will be greatly missed. Altho she had for some time 'beets suffering from an incurable dis- ease, she was never heard to coin- plain. She leaves to mourn three sisters Mrs. Tamelin, Mrs. Cameron, Margomt and three brothers Daniel, Garfield and George besides a sor- rowirig father and mother. »She wus interred in St. Andrews Presbyterian Cenietery, Ctirtlignn, the pall-bearers being Samuel McPherson, George Biltherland, John McDonald, I-lugbie MacEachern, George MacEachern and John Acorn,

Youll Sleep llore Soundly ll You lfcep Healthy Wllh Dr. \iorse’s Indian lleol Pills

The man or

woman with s good

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digestion, and_ bowels and kidneys working right, is ncvcr troubled much with llccplcssncss. It is when the bowels become constipatcd and the liver and kidneys

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trouble begins.

Lazy liver and

constipated bowels

Isa/peril". quickly bring on

biliousness, indigestion and sick head-» aches, making a sound, refreshing night’s slccp impossible. Or the inactive kidneys allow the blood to becomes loaded with uric acid, which causes rhcumatism, with all its sleep-destroying tortures.

f g _ » sluggish that the

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taken regularly, induce sweet and ilrcamlcss sleep by keeping all these orgens active and regular. The headaches disappear, the digestion becomes' good again, the blood is purified and perfect health returns.

Dr. Mur1¢’; lrliiau R oar Pillrhave been

I favorite household remedy in Canada for over half a century, and they src in daily use throughout the world. Being purely vegetable they are safe for young andold. Made by W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd. Brockville, Ont., and sold

1?, .' by all dulhrs at ssc. e box. f

N Wat __Ild§¥led_‘__,Milh Ilis healii. sis ill liilli ll' luosi.

When the heart begins to beet irre-

gularly. Pslvitatqs and throne, skips eats,_ and sometimes seems to almost BWP. lt- Musee great anxiety and alarm.

Many people are kept in o. state of

lnorl-‘Ki fear of death, become wcnk, worn and miserable, and are unable to attend to_t~_itlier social or business duties, through this unnatural action of the heart.

To all such sufferers Milburn’s Heart

and Nerve Pills will give prompt and per- manent relief.

Mr. Alfred Male, Eloido., Ont.,

writes:-“I was troubled with my ht-art for two or three years: I thought sonic- times that I would die. I went. to the doctor, and he said he could not do an - thing for mc. I hud to give up worli.

My wife gersunded me to try Milburn’s Heart. en Nerve Pills. '1`lie first box relieved me, so I kept on until I had taken seven boxes, and they cured inc. I would not be without them nn any account, as they :ire worth their weight in gold. I advise m friends and neighbours who are troubli‘d with heart or nerve trouble to try them.”

Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills are

50 cents a box, 3 boxes for $1.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of

grice by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,

oronto Ont..

...*Alfrcd Webster, Marie, was in

Montague yesterday.-B. _

-D. R. Morrison, Sumnicrside, bus

retiirued borne from Point 'i‘upper. J.

--The Honorable Wm. Itichards, llideford is .='-peniiiiig 1, few days in Suinmersitle. J.

~»Hon. Murdoch McKinnon, (llm.r-- lottctowii, piu-used through rllliiiincr-

sitio on '1`ucBilny cn route to Ottawa.

-I-lon. Jillln Mcimnn, M. P., of

Hoiiris, luissetl tliimiigli Hiiriiiiicrsitie Tiiesiiay on his wily to Moiiirenl mid ()i.tawn.J_

-Miss Nettie LeFiiri;ey has return~

cd to Sllmnicrside after spending her Thanksgiving holidays with her

parents in North Tryon.

-The death of Sarah Aim Adamo,

wife of Robert Shaw, Bloomfield Station, occurred :it her home on Friday, October 25th. 'l`be deceased was 47 years of nge and had been ill for some months so that bei dcnth was not unexpected. She leaves to mourn their loss is sorrowing husband, live tlziughters-Mary, Lib- bie_ Elin, Mabel nntl Pearl, and three sons-Tlieoilore, George and Robert James. Her parents, Richard and Mrs. Adams, formerly of Bloomfield Station, new residing in Saskat- chewan and nine brothers-John i'1‘homas in Colorado, Daniel in Ore~ gon, Archbald in Alberta, Roche in Maine, Allred in New Hampshire, James A. in New Jersey, Richard ‘and George in Saskatchewan, and Ernest at home, also survive her. The sympathy of the community is extended to the sorrnwing family and friends. The funeral service on Sabbath, Oct. 27th was conducted by the Rev. J. H. McHattie of Mon- trose and was very largely attended, showiing the esteem in which the de

ceased was held.

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hiunascssnsn nas-a _ A E F O NI' NEATEST SDLUTION BOIVIIUOUY

who nda ior artlculara ol this Puzzle

ALB() PRIZ_ 0 $1 1! _ ,» .

c t ¢ ii' wil 1' 'rwo ~ .::::-..:_.i:.==. ei- .......°.' 5”... as€.=e'i=.'s-.i~;=° ~~

$50 IN Goin lvioN1~:Yl l.':.::-.*.:".i':.'.:::i°.i.`:°.'i`:::`i Iss A latter or pcatoarq, glvlngyour Name and Addreea plainly.

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Every modern convenience. i

Telephone in every room-

When in li_8;i_ifax_ __

Hqiiielilte, _ _

com forlalile. the leadinig

a. ,

Hotel in Eastern Cena

_ MCDONALD, Manager.

t Filllillf lilll

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“friit-`a-liiis” (lurid lllni

patron and Stomach Trouble I vs

Filed Consumption. I tried nnmerou doctors andal kinds of medicines, bu

“Fruit is-tives" by Mr McCready

I iiow enjoy excellent health. "F

use them".

_ HUGH McKENNA.

com ioiiisri oi fruit °iiices acts directl

regularly and naturally.

by Fruit-is-tives Limited, Ottawa

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St. Stephen, and sin pleased to say at

and I strongly advise my friends t

m-.rcirn risen. fills, _ _ _

` ...*Mr.-Fw. _-iilseetovvn.-is visit- ing in Mon e this week. ine sum of his darigghter, _ Mrs. B. A. Taylor. -B.

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...°J. Iii. Nelson, St; John. repro

senting Gordon _MqI§qy & Co-. TOI'0D- to, was in Montague 'yesterday on business for his firm--"-9.

' » _ FRIDAY-

An impqrteht chapter in the hte- tory or ` Prince Edward Island tele~

.__ graph service opened yesf.erciay

by tba iniiiiguration ot 1. "sushi let- ter" service. _ B5 f-ill! arrangement a ‘night message of fifty words can be sent from any telegraph otlice in the Province at -the game re-te as a teu

ion and the _Great North-western lines. taking in all Canada east oi and including Ol\t»ol`l0 Where l»l1€9¢ lines or any of them operate.

This is a privilege that has long

been looked for and the Provincial Government deserves much credit for securing it. The arrangement is the outcome of correspondence and- delegatioiis co-.trllt n criod of Some

° as the result of is conference between

Premier Matbieson and D. C. Daw-

Sr. Srnvnnn, N.B. Jen. r7th. igrl. son, Superintendent of the Western

I;'I wish to tell you of thg great good

“ risit~a-tives" have done or me. For here lnce the 5th st. years, I was a martyr to Chronic Consti- B ku B S the attorney gweml'

. 'a

Union Telegraph Co, who has been

months and camo to a head yesterdav-

A 8 `,o relief

ere morbus, §ia.rr,hea, cute. bum. briiiseé. sprains, eta(

case of Mutch, v

Uaed._l02 ._

for intersgalmd extarna im

2.5,: and_;|_0s

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_ inthe Supremo court Y°S¢°f‘1llY~ 5 . ilmstlqylmovsd for s. new ti-lui in

e rose.. .ot -_slieaiipy C0.. Ltd-» VS- '\

osepli, also in ella” 015-

rnpbell vs. Shorey and others. _

case -was tried in B\iiiw\°f5ld° Your Case

l st Jusse,- when a verdict W8-B Killllll - Worse, for the plaintiff. _ Quickly by Narvumm __,,.

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1_‘l"°ly t _ Be Curse."--ti’

,rba int use me Archibald J. Haan 1 I 1 ' ‘ qarrutgdis, Kensington, dated Sept. t `\s___THE PROOF" ' 4 1905.'we.s given tor probate Nov. "After being im Quinn, -tm >‘ _ tif 1912. According to the inventory Ncrviline for years, I feelait mms?

e ‘estate is valued at $3,585.82, and to tell you personally -what your wgli

i` disposed 'of as follows:-To his dorilll preparation has dong (9,. ,ne D' ees Maud McKenzie, $2000. to ,his “I suftered torture from rheuinatiim

i ter. Mrs. H. W; Vinnecumbe, Char- emi heart trouble, trleqlqbgres 5| “_

_ lt' lds’ _ `lottetown', the residue oi the the es- :;€;_1_;¢\_l___:‘_;2_{l_1edief_.hc_;J_;ieul ed for `\q¢e|,¢

word darmessage. over the lin” Ol- ‘ C011 S, Co ._ 1'9" WW- ' _ ‘B "` ‘» ’9“¢°'= meet em-

ma Anglo American’ the Western Un' - Cl‘9.!`Il 'Us ' »The death occtirreu Yesterday in the lirllfgllt hlélliyllitimns' bm derived only

°' "I J ,Ptrince Edward Island Hospital, of “A _friend insisted ou my using

D_r: 'Ernest Moore, of (Jrepaud. He N€l‘\'1l1ll0. and to my surprise a vig. as the eldest son of Tbeophiiue and-,°1'0\1B rubbing of this powerful lini- rs. Moore, of Charlottetown, and ment eased the pains and reduced the

h been in ailing health for some _Stillness in my ielnts. I continued to ting past, suffering, from typhoid use Nerviline and' was Permanently fever. .After some weeks spent at the Cured- I Bm 110W perfectly well, and

me of his parents here, where every" f°" “WUC YUHFB have had no rheumat- ing possible that skillful care and 18m ef- B11. I know many families

1 was done where no other medicine but Nervi_

edicql slriil cond do, _ _ _ _ f r him, it was deemed advisable to _line is kept-it is so useful in minor tplte him to the Hospital, where, not1_Li1line;it_s like _earache, toothnbbe, withstanding the eflorts put. forth, be neira gh. _€0\1sIB. __ Colds. iumbego, giiequmbed. The late Dr. Moore was and sciati1..a_, ca Nerviline my

ehliii _the very vigor of his manhood, ig-| L._ifet(:_iiard,. and urge all to try its uvwi 1 f t .f 5 | Q_ 0-l'l`l l`l . '

The service was inaugurated last t wn_ came up before Supendmry ei;!j;é,;;dya oiiieliratiiile yeiislracrticiigin the Dec. 17th, 113 Palmerston Avenue,

night; when, for the first time, fifty- Shaw, Charlottetown, Oh Wednesday enbal profession at Crapaud, where Toronto F

° dumry day-rate for 10 words That 11 ,, so ,loser ,, 0,, the it is almost criminal to bee

next e Fo Owl E Y P I’

"Fruit-a-lives" is the only medicine days been eniresetl in revelflns the

flint will ptxfillvely and completely llllld lmes Winch had fallen "ll-0 cure Constipation. This wonderful somewhat tlilapldated condition and

it has been arranged that a complete

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on the liver, musilng this organ to reconstruction of the lines and equin- e:_<tract more bile from the blood,and to ment will bg made in the spring,

give up more lille to move the bowels

A. A. Mcllean, M. P., and Hon.

Murdoch McKinnon Commissioner of

this morning for Boston.

mt-rnidc yesterday nftrerlloon.

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-The schooner Lizzie Cntherin

Miller, nirived at Alberton on Su la with a car 0 of coul On Satu

landed at Tignish. A.

The lienrt-residing affliction an

bereavement through which Theo. an

ing, will ...call forth the pr found sympathy of the whole eos

(Ltitie), Mrs. Frederick Smith,

Edward Island Hospital of this city

Moore and family may rest assure

in their time of deepest grief.

The bride who looked charming

L. Crosman of'Nortli TrY0l'l»` A-ff

entertained at the home of t bride’s brother Frederick D- CFO rgan ,of Tryon. _ _ _ _

ia sent direct to die diseased parts b

improved Blower liealethe u

\, clears the air neges, stops d *P ings in thi-t roat and man

' X substitutes. All do-sis-rs or lilmllltll _ lates A Do., Limited. Toronto..

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Peter Smith, Charlottetown, leave

recently piirchneeil by Ciipt. D. S.

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< y ' g . day a quantity of the cargo was -

Mrs. Moore, Charloetetown, are pass-

munity. The body of their daughter

cf ‘

Seattle, Washington, will reach home this` week, to be buried here; and g their son, Dr. Ernest Moore, is lying at the point of death in the Prince

It is seldom, if ever, such trouble

comes nt one time and Mr. and Mrs 1 Bale” or __ man at 25 ccntsu

that all sincerely sorrow with them M__di________(,_o__ B_mck_vme_ Ont

picture hat, vrlaaattended by her --~ » cousin Miss Emily S. Shar-key of North Tr on. The oom was ‘ sup-

white lustre dress and a large white _

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ported by the bride’s brother, Frank Qpposlts StltoHoule,B9lton,Mgf-

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4 '“°' one rn with h it and eold water for

E ;33c°‘;';‘:’$°\;f;Ll;r“,';;le_§:/I’;c|;;ff,' ll 00r;eli'°ua “and up?vrhichinci\i\'lea free

of Government Tclegranbs with whom. they nre arranging for ii new cable

Rev. Batty, Moncton, was a pas- d th 1, , e “nts in the scr. I

Seng" from ("lmrl°ttet""v" to Sum' vice. From despatches received last

FOOD FOR ALL BABIES.

(1 Baby's 0-wn Tablets are good (i for all babies. They are good

for the newborn' babe or the growing child-the bflbe WHO

- sullers from constipation or tiic

one whose teething is difficult. or who has indigestion, colic. worms or any of the other ba- by-hond ailments. The tablets banish all these troubles-they are perfectly safe; being guaran- teed by 5 government analyst to oonosa-in no opiates or harm- ful drugs. Sold by inedicinc

d y box from The Dr. Williams'

Mrs. Edwnrd Kennedy, of Meriden °°““-" ’° "’°'“ """ i5"‘f'M‘¥.‘i¥éii’~§ ii¥....'I.`i§

P t lliilvemiihaendiiiosorvsilthrwonderful results.

20 years the standard. nt your llruzgist

`C0mMoNwi;Ai.in noiiit

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° useolP li h wer baths. Ntthinvto ”‘ |euali:hiliiin°N;vi, lilngland. Roeina with

private baths for $1.50 er day ann u,

- uftea of two rooms antrbnth lor pmol) pi

__ _ _ _ _ ___s:;:n<hi:_r_s_qpia)r;i:_iF“:'ooms and ea s first

l-‘°§°%"’,'_°_' Q B""“"' iiisoi.uri-:iv riiiszriiooi

G I Cq ' ` t _fl _ . tzhln _ oodbist tiiefloor

_ °"°r£h__'_,_T::”m“ liinih own Sanitary

,_,___,_ ,_ _,_ vssiwm blessing run.

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ii lied _ ' ' | _

Farmers lin?/iii; first-claim dairy butter 'for' sale should write ue G'_”»|_ "Angst" _ ' stating prices. _ i I '_ N _ _H ._ zdsltreempd. ` ‘ ‘ ____ _ __ ‘ ' Cotton and Woolen

Waisle. _

.1-tives" are the best medicine mad Utne’ iml“"_"’°me“t§ “Y” 815° i” lo"tetown for the fourth time vester-ltihem in their sore bereavement. It N Y Ki »t__ _ O

0 Drogress. Five parties under the dnhy and was adjourned gm Thursdayiaguldom that death enters the h,;,me ~ -. llllfl “SH 0l\. Ht.

Sllvefentelldence °f MI* wetmme 0! next: when jutlzment will -be zlvell. oh a. family in silch rapid succession.

t the arrangement will be a boom to _...__ cam of his mate,-_ Mr, Smith whlbhv siiilering when Nerviline can bd bmi in

ei ' _ _

°““" "“” "°‘"“ “"1 "7 f’i°“"s‘°°’°d word memg" Wm “nl M the 0*' and was adjourned nu wednesday il.. resides with bn wus ami tw., emi- tbigne-li Lone crisrivisu.

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received no relief until advised to try .1 3! _ ' A ‘ » _ _ ' _ __

f *ha P°°Pl“ Eellefany “nd t° the mer' The assault ease of McKenna ‘versus sad event v/as recorded recently, the any drug store 50c buys u lingo

chants particularly goes without Bay- Cummiskey, J0bnston’s River, came blow to the parents is such as to bottle, 25c, for the trial size. l’i~e1mr.

ifhlit- mg: . up before Stillelldililll Show. Choi* ‘l1`l`3t° H “’id"SPY°*‘d sympathy fm' ed by The Cutni-rhozone Co., Buffalo.

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l0OK FOR Till SHEEP ON EVERY GARMINT

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-A ver prett weddillir £001! IJll\C9 l - --f » ~ -5357”-"__> at the 'rrsybn Biiptist Parsonage on A Successful Treatment ‘ Tuesday, Oct. 29th, when Mrs. Mar- _

tha E. Walsh and Frederick Walsh, bo h North Tr on were united in

t of Y . _

marriage by the Rev. W. M. Field. _

in 'Phoueands of others would say the spme.

Ended

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tives of the iliilerent Companies in- ` _ " `

I terestcd and also the Minister of 4.. gllnll; 5 Public Worbs and the Superintendent ‘fa _ if ‘ ‘ 'lim r

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' @ You can _ face all sorts of weather ___i_'_____ @

'““"` wirn 11vi1vi'uNirY lr You ARE PizoPE1;LY`cLoTnED _ ll .,f " '

the Western Uninn,have for some L _ 5; , ., _ _-.» _, - ' ,

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night it nppenrs_ glint theset _ n;at_tcrs _~f___ ‘i1_____ I_______ - :;f...:;i‘;._"“"°““ “ S" ‘“ -i-lfiii ‘i}j§@==llil%l:¢;..-f .. iii,li*»'f3i'il|ilIlfii]‘i*i‘@'”““““y-»i|l»l‘i

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The only material that will protect you against the sudden l'»__i_\_' lei, .l/,_ _

changes from heat to cold or from cold to heat, without harm, 1 fm is pure, clean wool. All medicalmen advise woollen material ` iw*

to be worn next the skin. It _absorbs the perspiration rapidly ' and evenly and does not get clammy and damp as docs any material

which is made fro

WORN BY THE BEST PEOPLE

_ _ i it , The basis of all clothing is, of course, the underwear _ ,___ .ij ||iii%i,

. _. ,b |.|u__\_ _

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rn vegetable products.

fig. .»r_'_~'5?

“cl-:ETEi=." on UNDERWEAR ® »

is manufactured from only the finest of the finest Australian Merino Wool.

:This wool is cqinbed and scoured and combed until every particle of foreign mutter is taken out and evcry strand of wool is as clenn as it is possible to be xuuiic. It in

SOLD

put thro\igh'proi:us _after process on expensive and exclusive mu_cliiiiery. and when finished each garment is in such is state of perfection that it hue eurnetl the reputation of beln'g ungqusiled the world over.

Each garment is lull fashioned anil mntle to fit the hiimnn form. Every join lg careful y KNITTED together. not sewn. as with ordinary underwear.

Made in r ll .sizes and weights for Men, Women and Children THE C. 'i`URN BULL C0. OF GALT, Limited

Manufacturers, Galt, Ontario

“H °°f°““°“" *“° '"“‘°1 Pm’ “if” ~ “’“ ”’i?.“.{:‘.i'.;if§@f.if--’}'.‘;:.‘3;‘?;i .’3.}Z£‘.;i{“.ii..’ff‘"é’$;‘1"..§’~f“éf.I:’..'i‘».'£12.§;z‘.§.i”.t'..‘2';’..f"“°""”

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Slédeifhfihcrs Trained ai A

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_lliii ii. B. C. Arc Slliil?l%SSiiil_

t __ If wish to become ii successful stendgrapher or re-

' guru; should take is course at the C. B. C.. .,

_` Chagqttetown Business College and institute' of _ Shqrthirisi on' f_l‘y{pewritin`g_i5 _gee of tlse_1_’ren_sler ,instutions

¢{ lijrklgéisy . _sritime __rovinces_. Here you receive pe_r-

~ _ ;'epel__ai-ii'l`_i _ _` _ al istrnetions and the _courses are so plain

mg _ they arecasily mastered., __ _ -,_ -

- `_` " _(gr free Prospectus and information to

_ All In the C911 Sheds rqn'e Aid Society of Chariots-town, will

.beheld in the Siipendary Magiati-ate’»

_é _ _ _ .Courtr_<;om op the-ev_-_grilling :Lf Alo_nday_

' ' ' ' “ _ _ ‘ _ ' iliinat.,at o'c c . . args L' B" ‘-. i - ’ " - _ _ _ stvllllaiiocd of members ond.:ll interested

ici' liaise Bllrllv' Acidic Roiiiili

Acadia and i

I Albion Nu

at _ Coe

itsssiiiuiin stains l“““=l Milli

Sanitary Cotton Polishing C;oibs for

Power llousc, Garages, Machine Shops and all General Purposes Write for samples and quotations to the manufact- \ll'8|'»

H. Gray fe? Co

23 as Comm an St.

Montreal, P. Q.

-ssttME§moe

i E”'l‘”"’””'liiii-irei~s nil’ s'°”"””'»siny.

The regular annual meeting ofthe Child

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