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I AIIUTION SALE

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_ AT MOUNT _ALBION |

IIB) illltructed by Beal, B. Weather, N0. to sell by public auction on bis, Premise. at Mount Albion, on

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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24

_ Air 1 o'cI.oc1<, P. M.

Th* §f.9°k» crop and farming implpentaz _ . `

STOCK-_-1 driving mare, 7 yrs. old;

1 xeaeral purposefmare In rosl, s yrs. 016: 1 cart colt. 2%yrs_ om. sir Donald: 1 black carriage horse, 5 yrs. old, ltyllah and suitable for Under- taker; 1 horse 9 yrs, old; 7 head cat tie including 4 choice Milch cows due to freahenin April and May; 2 heifers 8 yrs. old; 1 call; 1 broodsow, to Brrow May lst: 2 fall pigs; 12 pure bred Plymouth Rock hens.

CROP-8 tons good hay, 6 tons oat

straw. 150 bush_ seed oats, Banner 100 bush. barley, 7 hush. buckwheat 2 tons mixed feed, 150 bush. potatoes.

IMPLEMTNTS-1 hay mower

Inew). Frost & Wood, I hay rake sieeie, 9 tt. (new.) Frost & Wood, 1 act farm scales, 1 driving wagon, 1 new rubber tired bike wheel wagon, 1 driving sleigh, 1 set holyslelghs, 1 wood sleigh, 1 sleigh robe, 1 set driv ing harness. 1 set cart harness, 2 pail I leather traces, (new,) shovels. forks.

hoes &c., &c.

Sale positive no reserve as Mr `

Weatherble is going West.

TERMS-$5_00 and under, cash;

over that _amount 9 months ore-dit or. approved joint note, or 6 per cent. dis

count for cash.

(lf stormy on Wednesday 26th a'

same hour.)

J. A. MCDONALD,

Auctioneer

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t,'l:nard's Linlment Cures Colds. Etr

Many British Soldiers A

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BARBARA VISITS NElL'S NEW OF- 'much there. Great, luxuriously rur-

FWE5 'milled YOUIDB. all oriental_rugs and *__* 5l9“ml11B IMIIOSBYIY Not one or two.

vnathepredlcament Misa Randall* ' CHAPTER XXI abut a suite of hall' a dozen rooms

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Silver Stream. Sask., found hersel ' iu,but Zam-Buk saved her from _ any acrloua consequences. Writ- 4 ing of the affair, her mother says: '

0iJ0ning into one another! 011e`o-

Nell often spoke of Blanche Orton’s two men, evidently bookkeepers,

money. fwere bending over _tiieir desks, and

“I 3h°\l|4 “K0 ¥° *CU YOU Of III f _ “A woman with ns much dough as o couple of _very -pretty but uve,-_

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incident which proves conclu- alvely the wonderful healing _ powerofzam-Bulr. My daughter ‘ waaualng the washing machine, when abc caught her hand in the ' cog andalmost tore the top off her finger. Aa we live eighteen miles (forma doctor, it was necess- ary I should attend to her hand at once. I got some Zum-Buk (which we always keep handy), put on a liberal dressing and bound up the finger carefully. From that time on, my daughter had no more trouble with the in- jury. Wecontinued the Zam-Bula treatment, and not only did it prove unnecessary to call in the doctor. but in a wonderfully short time Zam-Buk healed the wound -serious as lt was-completely."

Zam-Bula is equally good for

burns, eczema, ulcers, cold cracks, akin diseases, blood poisoning and piles. All dealers 50c. box.

Band name of paper and lc. stamp to

Zam-Buk Co., Dupont St.. Toronto. and we will und you irca trial box.

am Bukig

_ "I would do everything I could toi “Won’t you leave your name " she

she has, 'can lhelp a _man in many dressed, over-coilfured blondes were ways," he had said when someone |1180 DI‘6l0Hd|l'18 to work at their told ol how she had started her bro- tyllewriters, but in reality were thet- on the roud\\o fortuile;-und how Watching me as l made 1ny tour of it had been her inoney that had fur-_ inspection. - _- lhered many schemes ot' 0rton‘s. I “Did Mr. Forbes leave any word as

"l wish I l1ad inoney to bring you.’ to when_he would return?" Il asked

Neil." I never had‘tl1o11gln ol it be- ‘Une ofthe girls. tore. that is, not until 1 lie-ard him “No-he may not' come back to speak oi’ Mrs. Orton's money. _ day," with a toss of the head.

l`ll make money enough ii' people “Very well, then I will leave no

will let me alone!" His answer had "‘@BBHEe." Suddenly it struck me been grulf. "l wish you had u little that l would not tell who l was. I ol’ her pep. You 111ight influence would have a little joke with Nell some of these fools." ‘B'b0\1t lt- 1

|,@1p_ 1( you wouid [et meg' _usked, rather eagerly, l thought. "But you won't drink, and make' "No-it is immaterial." _ '

them fee] easy You are mg convsu-" Il smiled to myself as i' went down tional for the n1e11 I have to deal_ in the elevator. lwould have some wltl1." ,fun with Nell about by visit_ But

it was the first time he ever haul my smiles were soon dissipated by

spoken so to ine. -‘l thought it an ab- thoughts which _'I seemed unable to snrd idea that people, women, had control. to be so ullconventloiial to be of help Why was it necessary for Nell to

. _ _‘,» .. »_..-<,‘€Ii§;.3_;'_['i`.-,E ,_,,._ _ to their husbands , have such wonderful oiilces? The ' I “ "` > ~y `5e B,q)_~,_ 1 am making girl had said he often relnuined our

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AS some really big deals, get as_ many though so solidly fur111sl1en. Livery-

h te thin looked so'new so unused.

INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH

HSTHMIADORI

OR HONEY REFUNDEIX ASK ANY DRUGGIST or write Lyman-Knox Go., Montreal. P.Q. Prlcr65c§

| ou e, money, doing a. good business. But 1 dll MY- What dill he do illdl RSI-ll

want to do iiiore. I1, costs us like him away? There was nothing real- zhi- devil to live, I want to put over l_v business-like albout' tl1e ollices, nl-

of tl1e ful things as I can. I a I-Z . DikiI1g» And there are WB °f big I recalled fa‘ther‘s desk-dust:/_ lit- l'2\i things to be had, but a man does tered with papers and 'u1all. How 11’t get them by Siliillg ill hill 017109 he never would allow anyone lu Yflll l1-ive got I-0 I-‘I0 Hflel' i|\0l.l1» And touch things because he might get

what gets one intin, drives another' ,mnwlhing mixed if [hey did_ I

away." _ Islghed as I -thought l1o\v dli`t'ereui,

Il had been in Neil’s oificelbut u few Nei] had thingy poor father, he

times lt had been a <:0mlu0nl>l00*‘ wouldn’t know what to do in sucn

` ioiiice enough. But he had IYIOVEUM oirlces. II* imagined he would feel

--- fund I never had Seen the “PW f"°1“»“-' strangled. choked with luxury.

At :I recent inet-ting oi’ the Graduate iurses o t’ the P_ E. I. Hospital it was

lecided that hereafter the nurses fe... unexpectedly. lla had .lust gone llri I-_ .,_.__-.. . ____-__.;. ~----

ill be 18 per week .ind u'1\iurse`s ri

islgrlctil |v1Av 1. WRIGHT, | ______.__l___ _________________,;.~_____ ____ , , ,

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presentatlve of the Soldiers, Lan _ 4055-2~19lll°f3illll- 0 S 0 Il- 3 e

Settlement Board of .(`a11adu, is rc - _

celving 3 very large number ol’ appl cations from Canadian and Britis` soldiers who desire to settle ln, C111. ada.

British soldiers are applying 1:

large numbers and 111ust unlike th Uanadian soldiers. get their pusspori pay their own fares. possess ilit dollars on landing and have u proml. some employment from some (31111 ...Man farmers. They are then give; the full advantage of the new Cuz.

adlan settlement plan.

Keep Your Health

TO-N I GHT TRY

0 , a o ‘. Minard s L1n1ment_ lol that Cold and Tired, Feeling Gel, Wt-lI,Keep Well Kill Spanish Flu by using the OLD RELIA BLIL

Mlnurd's Linlment Co., Ltd., Ya: mouth. N. S.

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Notice ol Meeting

The'next. meeting of the Tryor

Drivin Club will be held 01|Tryo1

Iliver"T`rack, Saturday, Feb. 22110.

l9l9. Three classes;-2.30 trol and pace, three minute and greet race. All horsemen who wi h I. enter their horses on thatdate must

make entry wilh J. A. Lyman.

Secretary, . ryon, by Friday eve- ning, February 2lst. l9l9. Hace to start promptly at 2 p, m.

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Synopsis of Canadian: Northwest

‘. Regulations

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mana or .Athena Anppliout must so 2:" “.2.'..f'?‘..‘.°..'£“s'l,°..”a.°'l..bS'»¢i.§;‘.:

‘tlaadaalany Dominion Landameim

gbt $Aqracy on certain cond't|ona. '

' month raaidencr n and cul

thahoa thala.1\aauhol.u£eeveara.s *samaidor may in within niaa milsrof In. lasanaadoa a inrmolatlaut 8oa¢rea,o| dltlk mailitioaa. A habitable bouas la re Qlral sa out when radiance is performed in -he

'vadgitaiaillatrika lomelaadar Iagoodatand

may PM. quarter-auction alongside hli

w: l¢:.|J0‘1ac:"i°atea¢i.h°oi thm ,gn .craig :item a :A acres alltlmvatid. In-Illotloa Nientmagoha o

aa ana as honoured nalaat. on nm

who hh ashamed `l:bonamaadrl¢l1

m ° w°" "s'|¢°...¢""is

qt yuan. Naerlad cram

dial: to urination in

stun and, Llnum

Tlerk for buildin;_fll1ree Bath-

so one day I Ulvllglll- I would S\l""§ l was using my new cur lor tht' prise 111111 by droppliig in upon lllllll _

llllf0$$0§ll$0l0OUQOlOlSOUQQIODU _st_1iel__m_” ume_ A lovely mn mu mov

pint car Nell had ordered for me. 1| drove home throuxh the Dark. Iolns quite out of my -way to do so. it was a lovely day ,and l hated to

.go in doors. Just as l dr_ove‘_aIoug

Blood Poor?;

If it`is,~You Need Vino!

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‘he '““"' ’ “W N°""““° B»‘“"°“° °"` Ariaemic"»ri1n=do\vn" nervous clevitalized conditions

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ton ln u taxi coming toward me.

shrunk back inthe corner._ Perhaps, ICS!-lilt f1'Oll'l 15001" Oi' Chill IJIOOCI. A gI.2i.1'lCC dll thé if they ‘“d“`l “°°~"1°»*“° °“' W°“"‘ formulaof Vinol, printed on the label, will show Pass unnoticed. I need not have t . '_ :_ _ __ ~ ._ t

~ a it con_t.11.1s t..c very 1n_r_f1'c icn s necessary to

worried; neither 01'- them even so

much as glanced-toward me ns tnoyi l"l`l3.kC gOOCI I)-lOOCI. __ It S0011 CICHLCS 3. passed- . _ . tlte, improves cimgestrzon, and helps you to get full

Tomorrow-Bah Learn; of a _B____uaI_-I _ b _ ness Luncheon-BIanc=_1e_ Orion 6

» ~» la 1_'hsre_ \ __ _

Qulnlne That Does Not Affect Head

(Tablets) can be taken by anyune~

` sto

without causing nervousness or 1°l11g=| F" .-

ing l11 the head. There is only cnc( “Broino Qulnlne." E. W. GIlO\'E`S signature on the box. 30c.

Rub Rheumatio

s Pain Right 0ut‘__

)on't aufferi Relief comes the mo-

' ment you rub with “St. Jacobs

. Llnlment"

_ Whnt's rheumatism? Pain only?

| Stop drugging! Not one case in fifty 'requires internal treittinent. Rub the misery right away! 'Apply soothing penetmtiiig "St, Jacobs Liniment directly upon the "tender spot" and relief comes instantly. "Stf Jacobs

l_l11imcnt" is 11 liarrnless rlieuxnntisni and sclutlc relief which never disap-I

ipoints and can not burn or discolori A the skin. ' i I Limber up! Get a small trial bottlel from your druggist, and ln~juet a mo-I n1e'nt you'll be free from r11e11111a1tIc and sciatica, pain, soreness, stitliiess and swelling. Don’t suffer! "SL .lac- obs Llni1nent."_ has 'relieved inlllions ol’ rheumatlsm sufferers i11 the last half century, and is just as good ro( sciutlcn, ncuralgiu, luinbtigo, bat'k~

uciie, sprains and swollilrgs.

to business for himself

, . . . AT BUNBURY FARM, CHARLOTTETOWN

lenders for Building Threei - eV€l‘ Changéi

Bathirgllouses I

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Sealed Tenders will be I-6_1 _ e Terms-12' months credit on bankalale paper, 7'p. c. discount for cash. eivcd 'ultllcsstd to tl1> Cit' A

' L L 'y ' _ - s'rocK,FoR sA|_E_ s

_ February 26, 1919, at 1.00 p. m_, (or n

YOFTI

Linfavorable. _ _

_ ,V 1 $ ' f < ' ._ .

Take Farms in Canada no will be on 1. 1.1.1... .tv 1 W.. to ofsrso No DISPERSAL SALE UF

Ioh11son’S drug sto;-o_ _ot1t, but the oliices were tl1e1'e-ve1‘y‘_ _ '

cxt day, same hour, If weather is very '

Almost all the lieilers are sired by

."My` daughter was anacmlc. hml poor blood snd<suii`t~red from i;1dn;es-

_ tion

Because oi’ its tonio and laxullve ef-I gigllited ml' S0", I f§H\`° If *$0 UH/ met’ I"‘A‘\"ulV|`“ BROMO QU‘NN`\k' A health and it has built her11'....1dre

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nent from your daily food, and builds you -up. _

,, `Drswsvi1:¢,N.1~1. Bndf..rd,I'». I _ ' _

“I have used Vinci for im `

ished blood. I _was broken viiitlr;

and .bilious attacks. As Vlnol rash and run down ao'it'Wal hoist'

lor me O_o_ keep about my work, Other medicines sd no food; but Vinoi en1'iched my blood and’ improved my condition very rapidly."-Rose Leaky.

All run-Ilnwn, nn-1'or:~|. :»\\-Ivmic <.»o1\f'.lti(~»- - W¢‘8|¢ W0lil\’ll» Gverwurkod men feeble old poop! - .-11.11 \f~..:c 1-"'5-A-'~’1\. llrero is no remedy like Vluol. \ ‘ '

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_ _,_ ._ . _»._,. _gl ~ , 1”, - ."‘n;‘u _» =~ 1 ff " ' ‘ 11 ‘tl1'i" ' _ T~"i~‘ il! -"i:.'\‘“~ 1 3" `-‘éi _ f...L~.;,ts. .....".e’.....' ‘ -’3""" 'L -'..

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A. Foster, Central Drugstore Cnnriottetown.

Vlnol is sold in Montague by H.J. Mahon and at the beat drug atore

hter - she soon im}'iro\"‘d in

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rsd'ber health .’ ' - lil rs.I\.'_ l,Iu1~11..»ll.

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every town and city in the countr y. '

lllv-

Dance Muslc with a “kick” in it _E

_ is what you get with “His 1

_._‘ l`vi.1srcr’s Voice” Records-

tbe _w_orld’s gr_eaf_e§t bands and

musicians playilig' in ;,,»-our own

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.lg houses, accordiiig to Plans nd Spocdications lo bc seen Theyarea . .t the City»Clc1'k`s ()ffi<1e,. i realpleasufe _

Tenders to be in by lst,

W. W. CLARK, I ' » 'M

.IGS-2~l4 111 t'n1w Clerk ,thats an

_ March next. _ `

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MAMMOTH

AUCTION SALE

II' Stock, Crop, llupleinents and Houscltolcl Furniture at

WESTMORELANI), P. E. I.

Having disposed of my farm in \`»'estn1orelund, one mile from Crnp-

iul Village , l will soil by PUBLIC AUCTION on the preiiiises on WEDNESDAY,

‘l<Jl3lilI.-\lt\' Ztith boiriliilllig at ONE I)`(.‘i..0("l{ SI'l.\.lll’ its i`ollow:~1:-

I-l()itSlDS-Co1'1‘iago Mare, 8 years old. ln foal, to “Mayor Todd," Cur~

,rringc Colt, 2 yours old “Aom1iztn." ng lirazillan; Registered Clydesdale filly. 3 years old. weight 1500 lbs.; C.1I1'riuge Colt, 2 years -old “Ac-a,tiian."

(?AT'l‘I.E-15 lieod choice Registered l-iolstein Cattle; 4 Cows‘ l’res1h~

ned from Nov. lst to Jun. lst. including “.\lli111le Vale" oilicitil yearly rec- .rd at 4 years, 15780 lbs milk and 700 lbs. butter; also n choice 3 year oltl _allglitor of “Black Rose Beauty" whose olllcial 7 day record was 24 3-4 bs. butter and 81 lbs milk per day; 4 cows to freshen from A-prll lst to .une 20th including “Victoria Rose," sister ol’ "Black Rose Beauty," also I daughters of "Black Rose Beauty," namely:-“island Rose" oiiicinl sell- or 2 year old record, 14445 lbs. milk and iicurly 600 lbs butter and "Black lose Beauty 2nd" nge 27 months due to lreslleu lu April: 1 helfer 15 nonths old; llbull 10 months old; 1 bull 7 rnontliu old; 1 lieiler calf Il nonths old; 3 bull calves from one to three months old.

PIGS-1 brood sow in pig due March lst; 3 pigs 4' months old, ‘

l-IENS»~40 l’n1‘e bred, l’ly1nouth Rocks. lMi’l.E~Ml<1N'l'S---Massey .liurrls liliider; 6 Di. liay Mower, "l11ter1111t-

mini" lilly Ilnke. Disc. Drill, Spring tooth. Cultivator, Disc. Harrow Single

Plow. all “l<`1.1sl_ and Wood:" Manure Spreader “Nist:o;" Monarch Gasol-

ne i~J11gine,;l% H. Powe1~,Grain Crusher, Spring Tooth Harrow. Horse ’ower Tlircslwr :md Cleaner, "De Lu val" Cream Separator, No. 15; Double Fruck Wnzgoii. liox f‘n1~:. Double Wood Sleigh. Single VVood Sleigh, Two

Driving \Vo1.nr111.~. 'I‘\~.I» In-ivlng Slolglis, Road Curl, Hay Fork. Rope and tilocks. 2 sets llrivlntx llzu-ness, ('\1ston1 Mode' Curt Huriless, Truck Wag

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:on i1a1'11r-ss. st-t I'rol-'I1 Sirzlps und Pole Straps, set double Reins, I4 pair .eztther 'l`1'.'~i~i=.-_ I pnlr I:-on Trz1co.-, 3 gots, C0113;-S ,md Homes, 4 working

Brliilos, i_ Sloigli Itolv-_ '_' <'o1'1'lugc \\`rnp1-1, ‘.2 Ruliher Aprons; Forks, Hoes,

iliovr-ls, i>t_<~_, ctr.

(‘lt0i’--i.:11'g~- <|u1Intlty Huy and Straw. 150 bishels Oats, 25 bushels

Wheat, I5 bushels Hurley, Ii busliols Tlinolhy See 1100 ~bushels 'I1i1'nlps, 100 bushels Potatoes.

Sevolvil articles of I-ioliselitllil l"urnlt111-e inc-lud ig' Iiedroom Suites.

Dave‘11po1't. '|'11.hlr~s_ (‘h:1l1‘,~1_ utr., Stovi-S, Runge. lnip wt-rl “Elitcrpriac Mon. irch" Base Burn' 1', No. 15 and Queen llenter.

All the above Implements are pru ctically new am in good condition.

TERMS-All sums of $10 and un der cash, Over tllpt, amount 8 months

rodlt on approved joint notes. tl p. c. discount, fm- (gash,

lf Bwfmy 011 obove date sale will be held on following Friday, Feb.

8th.

4 purebred bulls. _

Sir Falrvieu' liorndyke, at son of Pon- tiac Kormlyko, out of a' full sister ol’ llag Apple Korndyke Sth, who is at the bend oi the wo1‘l<l’s greatest herd.

Nr.~.11'|y all over 11 year old are i11 call

to Sir Dekol Pontiac Jewel, u sou of

_ King Poiitlac Jewel with over 70 test-

od dauglitcrs, wl1o is sired by King of ll1e Pontiacs wiltll 235 tested daughters :Ind 129 proven sons, twice us many as any bull ol' any breecl. I-lls da1n's, 7 nearest dome average over 28 lbs, bul- ler in 7 days. A criiisidernblo propor- Iion freslteli in April.

4 pure-bred cows.

2 grade cows. 6 yours.

1 grade cow, 4 years.

2 grade cows, 3 years.

13 grade heilers, 2 years.

2_ grade heii’ers_ 2% years.

3 grade boilers, 14 montlia. 8 grade beifers, 10 month 6 grade heliers, 7 mouths. ' 3 grade l1ell’e1's, 3 months.

The inrported bull King Walker i’l<~tet'tje will be sold. H-e is right every

way and is heartily recommended to any group who purpose organizing 11 H0|s;,;,;n ¢en.;er_ His place 111 thc herd has been taken by the 10-inontbsold cali-Roycoft Piotjo Echo, recently bought from W. S_ Shaw, Nr-lwinzirket. Ontario. _

There are no wurn_out cows, reactors nor 3 teaters ue far as known. The

Bunbury Farm herd is tested, with tht: temperature test, spring and uutunin fm. m,he,.cu],,5i,,_ [Ast test there were no 1'e:1vtor1-1 whatever. All :111ln1u'ls por. chased are tested before they come into the herd.

The only reason for selling is that our barn is overcrowded a11d we i11-

tend to carry only pure bred- cattle hereafter. We are holding some 25 Iwofl ol' registered stock for a foundatioll.

. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS.

Bunbury Station ,is on the Fg,rm_ Those arriving i’ro1n Soiitliern points

can get lunch at the farm house and 1‘<':iUl‘ll at 3.30 D~ Ill- Telillls Wm liftlvfl in., Chai-Iottetown lt. it. station at 12.90 11. nl- to arrive ut farln in time for the sale.

ANSON W. JONES, Secretary. WALTER JONES, Proprietor.

411'I`f1-2-20111.51.

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AUCTION 1 SALE

`_ AT ELEVEN 0`CLO(`.l\ SHARP _ '

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his premises on the above date, the following farm, stock. crop and

28 Sheep .3 Brood Sows, ibm ni-w Ideal Bin ler (Doeririg). '1`t-,am Wagon, I-I:1'_y Mower, Steel R11ke,S ngle Plow, (Snug Pl,1w.So11l`flor,

‘Ono Sevder, One Sct Sprin 'and`"Dr.1i¢\ llarrows, 0ne'Sef Disk llurmws,

Cream Sepcra or, Pulpcr/One Driving Wagon and Sleigh, 01.# Wood Slei h Wnshin Machinr, Keroslno Engine. and Puma .Iack,O11e Sci

°‘ Tl‘RI\'IS--all sums under five dollars cash over that amount

i'o1-cash. ._ .__ ~ _._

1 At' Hopefitld f Thursday, February 27th., 11919 I

I am instruclel by Harry B tnnell ol' Hopefield P; E. I. to sell oni

implements, Two Milch Cows, One Hnifor one year old. Two Cav:-s, I

E 8

I_Qri\_;in'g~liia%1_cssk(ne;v) Cart and Wheclrs, gives Sets Plow 'l`1i1}ccs glayl

or an oc , asoia quantity o ay and Straw, ouse old . , » ‘

Furniture and other ar icles too numerous Io mention. ` _ _ H. A. & ' C0.~

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home on the Victroln. ___

“His Masters Voice _Records

_ (Same Price as before the War)

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IiIi`IiII`IlIii`ITIi

, 90 cents for 10-inch, double-sided

llluehird-Waltz-ond-Geraldine-Hcsitiition

W-'flu Mears 11111111 211.041

S|11iIcs~-i~`o,\ Trot'---om!-»I(i1sc Room-|<`o\ 'Trot -

-lui. U. S|nith's Orchestra |8473 =

Illlidilillh-FOX TIG!--and-'N' Evgfryiljlng.-.~

FOX Trot Jos. C. Smitl1's()rcheslra 18507 `

How Wozlld You Like to bc My Daddy?-l~`ox

Trot-ond-l\ Litllc Birch Canoe and _ , `

You--Wllliz Miro' Band 216050

Oh! Frcnchy!- MI-dh-y Ono-Stcp-and~--Me-ow

0111*,-btw ~ Jos. Il. Smiths Orrht-.slrs |3511

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