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Our cigar _sloehaiiords such

choice that w_e can suit all smokers: 'i'hei~e's no need or suited-you een be entirely suited hors. Read the list: .

Lord Tennyson, 5 cents.

`Tl|oks_ttis=louq\|¢t. 5 cents.

Per_|sotl°_li».3 for-.25 cents. ’

Overseas, 8 lor 25 cents.

lislor, 8 |or.25 centl. ~ ` ltelll. 3 for tl, salts.. -if

_ |-g::r|t;,'8_fo_;A2l\_l»at¢. , r ‘ 93"- ' mis' -xinatrlla. 10 cents. club Special, 10 cents. _ ' `l'uckott‘s Prof. 2 for 25 cents.

Noblsman, 2 for 25 cents.

(.aroilna»Concli, 2 for 25 cents. U-arolina Perlectlon, 2_5c. straight Bock Ya- Ca, 25 for 25 cents. Romeo and Jullet, 15c. straight. Henry Oily, 2 for 25 cents.

Henry Clay Fur. Fin. 15c. st.

Flor. Otero. 2 for 25 cents. Flor. Otero Pur. Fin. 15c. st.

Partagas. 2 for 25 cents.

Otero Panateiss, 2 for 26 cents.

Dias Garcls, 2 for 25 cents. H. Upmann, 2_fer 25 cents.

Cigars by box; ln 25s and 50s

at low_ost prlce : Cigarettes,- sil the`leadlng brands. Look them over in our new case.

J. ii. Jamieson

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BRACELET ‘ WATCHES

I Our sal_e of _these popular Watches is daily increasing. Our stock consists of the Celebrated Waltham and also the ‘best Swiss makes either extension or strap.

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' Jeweler '&_ Optician

8187-4-_11'Mif.

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DIARY OF EVENTS TODAY

City Magisti-at;s_C_ourt 9 am

Prince Edward Theatre, 3 7, and

8.45 p.m

UEITHS

BRUNDAGE-_-On August 26th, st the residence or-Mi-s. I.. M. Poole. uiiis boro'Stre_et, Miss, Brundage. in her 88th year. (Amherst papers please _©0111-)_ '_ » _

8EN_TN|E.R-.-_$__At< Charlottetown. . on Au- gust 2_1,‘Allis6n-_-Preston. youngest ehlld*.of a'nd_’.Mrs'. Thedore Sent- 2_i_a_r,_s'¢ed' _oiieyeor and four months.

l_|ei‘al‘to-day at-2 p. m. fmm the'

homs;"la--puennnt :street to Peoples _Cemetery-.-~...<~1-' f' - I

HON-T60 _>-'-*A . lottetowu,

dn Aulllst 3 .'Oeor% say Mon__ gomery; age 'l1.~ Fu ors_ flhls after- noon .at 3 o' lock to Railway 'ddpol whence _the y will be taken to Al- berton. wh interment will take

plaeeutoin . 'l'_iiesday, at' 8 p. ni., from the res ce'of~ Nr. W D

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The Schooner “E. Marie

Brown” is now discharging

625 tons Anthracite Coal. Shewillbe followed by “Nin-

ea M. Powells" with sas tens' and by the “Mary Manson

I_Gri_icser” witl`i‘f'_1'300 ___t_ons, all highest Grade Amer- _‘can Anthracite in Egg, Stove and Chestnutjsizes. _ As prices are sure to adv-

ance later on, we would sug- gest booking your orders at once, and taking delivery from vessels, you will save money.

l_lti_JNTAlN BELL & (.0.

Farm for Sale

The undersigned offers for sale his

valuable farm, containing 270 acres of land. situated in Watervale, Lot 48. about 10 miles from Charlottetown, and within a reasonable distance from road, station, churches, schools, mills, and all such places, This is a very valuable property for any parties in ii 'good position for working land. About 50 acres of this farm is covered with hard wood, the remainder in a high state of cultivation. There is also plenty of good_swamp mud on the premises. The house and outbuild- ings all in good repair, It is also well watered front and back, and well sult- ed for good farming.

Apply to

FRANK CONNOLLY.

Watervaie.

16_60~S-26-miipd.

Charlottetown Exhibition Tenders

Tenders _will b,e received by

the undersigned up to and on Saturday, Sept_ember_2nd, 1916, for the following privileges at the Exhibition to be held in Charlottetown _from 'the 2_6th to the 29th September 1916 inclus- ive. . v

1 For the privilege of catering under the Grand Stand. ' 2 For the printing _and selling of score cards for the races. 3 For the supplying of straw as

required. _

4 For selling feed for horses, cattle &c., on the grounds.

In Nos. 1, 2 and 4 the highest

3l€5i€?ié5i€3i€3i€5l€5i€3iE¥

Neuse is sei-any ¢iven‘-_tim the ci-e

ditors oi the shove asm Company. which is being voluntsril wound un. are required, on or before e 31st dsy

of August, 130 to send in eir names and address and particulars of their debts to the undersigned, and if so required to come in sul prove their said debts. oi- in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved.

wus nisna. :ms swans; p¢__-gsiy, isis. __ _ ‘ o. w. vlAl<‘li=olio,- lislilsei-_ nt tliasnove named “com- ony,

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Auction Sale

Of Choice Property and Householgumiture

We are instructed by Mr. James

Godfrey to sell by public auction on Wednesday. 30th day of August, -1916, at 12 o'clock noon; that valuable house and large lot situated on Fitz- roy Street No. 126. Heated through- out with hnt water. house finished complete. Also. at 1o’clock p. im. all U19 fllrlillllro. comprising parlor, dining room. hall. bedroom and kit- chen furniture, old mahogany sofa and chair. _

BENJ. CARTER G O0. LTD.,

A ii

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Farm For Sale

A splendid farm in Ulg consisting

of 146 acres of good dry land of which about 75 acres are cleared, the balance being covered by a choice ‘ot of lum her, hard and soft wood The farm is well watered, and only half a miie from railway station. All the crop grown has been fod, on lt, thus

sving the farm in a good

state of cultivation . For further particulars apply to Mr. J. S. McLeod, Uigg East. 1129-7-24Mwf3mosod . _

TDsted' at Charlottetown. Prince Ed-_

mul

With the British armies in France. Aug. 24-(vis London, August 25)- There has been, emits work on

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where, with`evei"y s e of the' Brit- ish iii0hrs'ss.-'tha tlstliilns seems to become more bitter, and the artlllex- ilre hotter. On the left the Germs hold- to Thiepvnl and on the right still cling t0- Gulllemont, which. Of all the ruined villages now is most completely poetic-mited by shell fire.

The repulse last ht of a German

81101110! to -drive tg British out of

the _aegasef lfhoksileinont siid,_tlw

theiuoet. mahgeihe, since the wal' began. '

The British have been making fur-

ther progress east of Delvilie Wood and further tightening the pincliers on Givenchy .and Guilleimoiit. _

Yesterday afternoon -they pressed

forward anotlier_lap towards* Thlel>~ val and _observers witnessed anoth- er artillery curtain of ilre which ‘ut- terly sllenced the German machine guns as the British charge picked its Wy among the craters for four hundred yards up a hill side, enter- ed the German trenches and sent back the usual bunches of German prison- ETS.

All was seen clearly as if on a

stage and viewed from the gallery. even 'to the detail of rmen standing on the edge of the trench and throw- ing bombs as they might toes bis- cuits into ii. basket. Clearing out the snlppers. plodding ahead with their supplies of bombs, and carrY~ ing their light machine guns. that persistent line of infantry. under the cover of the continuous blasts from their ownguns, and in the midst of bursting shells of the enemy, never ialterlng, ieached the very top of the ridge at one point, for a front of one thousand yards.

They were within only five hundred

yards of‘ the ` .pulverlzed re- mains of what once was the village of Thiepval, which has become the 'most redoubtable of names to hun- dreds of thousands of men.

Meanwhile the British kept on

sending 15-inch shells into the Thiep- val area and into the German dug- outs, which lie deep under the wreck- age of houses. Spouts of smoke and dust rose to the height of 200 feet. and what looked like the bodies of men, or sections of timbers", were tossed about.

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One cent per word first lnsertio

charge Twenty-live cents.

Guai dian Classified Ads

word each continuation. Cash must accompany order. Mlnlmiim

n ln this column, half cent psi

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AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS-“WOFiLD’S GREATEST NVar" including Life of Kitchener. beating all selling records; sample book free; experience unnecessary; make forty dollars weekly. War Book Publishers. Brantford Ont.

‘the old r on We teach our men to sell Experi ence unnecessary, highest C0111 missions paid handsome free equi nment, Stone & Wellington, Toron- to. Ont. I 1258-8-1MEtf Au! 31

aoTi=loEns"v\TAN1'Ei:~` Room Ano so/iso Fon Two sTu-

dents, 75 Chestnut St.

. is59-s-2h_1\_/§_lin<i_-

BOARDERS. ESPECIALLY STU-

dents can be accomodated at 34

Hensley St. just off Grafton.

1664-8-26M3lpd.

AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR

‘ ellahle F thill Nurseries.”

-_-

1636-8-25M24i. _

"` I

_ ' ~ = ~ _H-v

eye glassss. Finder please leave at 120, Prince St. _

1650-9-25Mtf.

LOST 8OMiE TiME AGO nn Queeii

Queen Street lady's ring. Finder please leave at this office and re- elve reward. . 1655-8-26M3l.

f _ls _ _ HELP WANTED- FEMALE._ LADY AGENT WANTED BY SEF-

tember 1st. Big paying proposition. Apply to Box 74, Charlottetown.

1665-8-26M6l.

WANTED-BV SECOND WEEK IN

Sept. two maids. Apply at The Russ, 181 Prince Street. _L _________‘_ _ 1661-9_-2§M3l. WANTED-AN UP-STAIRS GIRL

at Queen Hotel.

1625-8-24M5l.

WANTED-A MAID FOR GENERAL

house work. Apply at once to Mrs. D. Stewart, 165 Kent Street.

1631-9-24Mtf.

or any tender, and in No. 3 the lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted.

Conditions may be obtained at

the oilice of

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

Sec’y-Treas.

1597-8-23mtd.

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4 {,f.

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r-'on sAi.E.-25 np. imiier's`n'u'1`4`ii.'5.

od condition' also one

__ ; _ 1652-8-26-mslpd.

f` _-; §\»,, H 56ui.1'nv Fon sA|.E-Firrcan

fl." barred rock hen. cheap. Apply 24

BOARDERS WANTED AT 101 ELM

Avenue. Students preferred. Mrs. H. M. Chandler.

_ ` 1648-9-25ME4i.

= FOR SALE.

Fon sAi.e_..`“A aiisinsee STAWD.

Apply Calvin Howatt, Victoria.

1666-.8-26M3i.

engine, in go . 15 ln. Lafiel water wheel and one set French burr stones. Apply B. Frank Gates, West Royalty.

Finrov Street 9005.5.23Mlf

Synopsis »oi Canadian 'Northwest

r-I;

E sole hesdof a family or s_ny_msle over eighteen years olf; may honiesteadls quarter

-section of available omlnlon land ln lnliobl. Saskatchewan or Alberta. Applicant must ap- Desr in person at the Dominion Lands Agency

»”,`i_/f" -"~*I';".*~-,."»’.`_” Fon sAi.E- P’unE_ snap c6i.i.iE lifnrru nimrr-iii: u~i.r-nn P11135: ¢0\0¥` Buble and White- APPIY

- Land |{¢¢u|.¢i°m r-'on emi i=n=-rv?/Toi; FARM

Puritan Ranch, Box 156, Summer- side. 1584-8-22M6i.

Piipii. Nussss.- MALE A|~To"r~"E-

mal_e wanted ot the Taunton State male wanted at the Taunton State es. For particulars, address. Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Supt, Taunton Statg Hospital, Taunton, Mass.

8191-4-11Mtf.

HELP WANTED-MALE _

WANTED.-Two bell-boys. Queen _ Hotel. 1662-8-26-mtf. wAN'rEo- A vouNo”MAN To As-

sist ln photo studio. Apply. Cook’s Studio. 1593-8-23Mtf. _

~ TEACHERS WANTED

A MALE TIEACHER OF FIRST OR

second class is required for Queen Square School. Applications will be received by the School Board up to 3 o,clock, Wednesday 30th inst. B. Balderstpn, Secretary.

1645-8-25M4l.

with new house and outhulldlngs, handy school,stores and sea manure. Ten acres of valuable hard and soft woods thereon. Apply to H. John- son. Prackly Point. 14-8-MEtf.

I s is ~ _ » » -~~ .-- .. ‘,§,',,‘L,§,§§2°{,‘°,§,'”5§’,'§‘§,';}, Ejgiggggg Fon sAi.e si Eniets simon. ver;

but not Bug1A|en¢y on certain conditions. Duties- ix months residence upon. and cul- tivation ofthe lend in each of three ears. A hoiucstesdcr may live within nine mflesofhls, ho estesd on a fsi-ix of at least Nscres.:m csxsln conditions. habitable house ls re- Ei;r_s:‘lde_1cept when residence is performed in

in certiin districts a liomeeteadsr iam §i.il"l.I‘i‘i.5."..il.‘.‘2.°T.f“’F‘..' “‘l§5‘6"’°°“°“

. . acre.

Duties-Six months resfssnca irzlch of thrg

desirable property, consisting of on acre or ground, with splendid house and outbuildlngs. All in prl1>\‘ con- dition, fine orchard, excellent pump, about dve chains from church, school and store. Apply to W. C. Wood, Elliot's Station, P. E. I.

1619-8-24m6l

years sxgs: glrninf homestead ntmt; also _ » LOST ‘ _

WANTED A TEACWER for Murray

Harbor North school. Supplement $50. Apply to Harry G. Reid, Sec., Murray Harbor North. Box 26.

' 1612-8-24m8l pd_

TEACHER WANTED- ON A5-

count of the man engaged becom- ing ill. ii first class teacher, for 0'- Leary school, is wanted. 850.00 supplement. A. J. Matheson, Sec'y.

. 1571-21-8Mtf.

TO LET.

T0 LET: In center of city, desirable

home. with modem improvements. Partly furnished if necessary: Box 446. City. 1508-B-16-m t.f.

.' . l meat rl tmay‘ts‘ke M ecii iutflgoiihmithn in

months in escb in iliree years

` 'F' ‘ _ w. w.bosr, 'I

33.0 s°1¢_ 3*

. .- . :‘.i.':‘:.~.'.zii.s»:.'::.°-*"'°'-

. » _ I i _ . ._ _*ii It Iniacliloriiladlce tiiith the 'Big Bargains in I ~f

Qsfpu is e_ af esta” ` Weiiave stilialarge stock of l.lght,Di'ivi I-iifridii -

_ , 'of_~'.__tlief< rand ?rlze Cam-,» I§'iiff§’.§'.??. iii; 3&i1§£i‘”il.“.i.§§»?s“a'iiiiE'.i°§.. r I -

serene c vat on. Pre-em psient may ‘

- |_oe1-._ _ ,wean cn-v MARKET

2*°'*=r\'n‘;g=i':;“?':" human" Nwnmn and 8rl`Z!"Gay & Co's. Meat Annie: he ii h _ < _ _.

ii_i_s:'rl _ Em tsfgdpei- sereniiiiun- leavs"at` Rooney Gay & _Co's. Meat.

ncsse

..f¢'.‘..7.'.f?$.i."..‘§2.° ""..%‘?.‘!. os -:zomnrf-is. cm1.s°_”~e .iss

of soul ors I

mf-s;. ~='~‘*ff--- ._ 'ri °" "°:r“.si-Yi.

Shop; an overcoat Finder please

Shop 826M3l

House 'ro RIT- Pnorsirrw

known as Finlay House, 189 Hills boro Street, all modern convenien- ces. Apply to J. Stanley Wed- loolr. lldlltf.

ro i.s1- -House s0'iT/isis ron

és- _ 'I I .".':‘.:“*°#.:f°“'°~ "W as-.‘:.'i"..t f ~B¢»r1iher

A ‘"7" wx- - 'Ha f ai. ions-aslthigii ' nog .il ' `

rw. ' .....fI...' iii.” - ~' u”

oy Bt. West. containing pair of

J .I"_ 1 ere /will be ~N0 l'°”s"<l‘if.‘&'i“i“.'iS.“.1.'i.f2.°.i.l‘°?.‘f..’?.S'... si... ...I

_. 1 COUPON 'ublished 12°*-'”"' "°°'°’d- f I the-last two weeks of the -_ ~ RODDS HARNESS SHQF. H A TANTQN & C0, .

A" `""“"'*"""` ' " ' "`“"" -. _rr-wr _

P J. McKinnon." 10 -'...' f-

foil

sen. iisniss in agmsemms reslomi

_I Eiininlliiiy Pisiu

neisli rllll Allin?-i\usrry...\ysw one 0l_-_»__snd_ ensuite ot`_l_lie_._s_iid__I i_o_ok_§every.

_.remedy n _taliisble wit.hout__!_e_o\ll¢l- 'T _ '

rooms, also stahlegs ii d 6! sehboner

i` "1 ”v.i..i.i. n..i.... rf..-

illiiiilflifll-IIEII

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“Full-a-lim lm Pmnilli

Rociioii, Qui., lloluhlnd, 1915. __

"1 ‘hsve received the most wonderful

bensiit from' taking "Fruit-s-tives". _L suitppsd ,for years lusai.',R4csussbZi»._

tried' “ Fruit-s-lives ” and it .wss like ; only medicine that nelly did uvfoadu Now I 'am ‘ entirely- well --the Rheu- mstism has disappeared, and ~ the ter-' rible pains in my body al’0»l||_8°l\°-I I hope that others, who suffer from such distressing diseases, will -try “Fi-uit-a- tlves". Msiuiis ISAIE ROCBON. ” 50c. s box, 6 for $2.50, trial silo, 25o.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- ii-tives Limited, Ottawa.

BUUIMERSIDE MARKETS. FRIDAY.

Butter, (creamsry.) lb- 23 Butter, (dalry,) lb. S3 I0 34 Calfsklus 19 t0 2° Eggs, (fresh) dos. 25 Hides, -ii.. 14 1-lay, (loose,) ton. $13.00 to $14-00 Hay. (pressed) ion. $15.00 to simon oats. twine.) bush. 58 osis..u»issis,) bush. _ 60 Potatoes, bush. __ 50 Straw, (pressed.) ton. I.-00 wheat. bush. 81.20 to $1-40 Wool, (washed.) lb. 45 wool, (unwssneai lb. I5

Ch"l'(» WN IABKETS

nudes csresmervi in orbits 5' Butter (Tub) lb. 24I Butter (fresh) lb.

Eggs, doz.

Beef lb. (retail)

Fowls lb.

Chickens. lb.

i-Iay (pressed). t ii straw (pressed) ton

24 to 27` 27 to 28 .15 to .20 .13 to .14

ll to 15

|15 to Sill

05.50

18%

Ili t0 I5 50 to 60

Pork lb.

Turnlps. bus. Potatoes. bus. Oats (black) hu'. Oats._(whi_te) bus. Beets,:hus. Carrots . Wool lb. » ,

Psrshimi. ih-_ .

Blueberries _qt. Rasberrles, qt.

Ducks. pair

5 cts. hunch 5 cts. bunch

I5 to 48

70 to 80

years his pI‘0D¢l'¢Y. RHOWU 38

_ I periy For Sale `

_,___ _

-The subscriber -offers f0l‘

sale or will lease for a term of

Rodd s Harness s h o p and

__welling house of eleven

. ' -1- '~;.‘_'.f'l

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Coal

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. '-» -~'_"~\. 1--

Hourly' . expcci`gd$,::}from

house. I`his isa rare chan¢e.Be;1S"fha~L‘."iDowns 1-100’Ton's`

to secure a g Q 0 d_ Pf0lJ¢1’fY in

one of the best business blocks

in Charlottetown. C. E. Rodd," 145-147 Great

George St. I

1667-s~2aMsmwf4i.

Auction Sae

The residence of Mrs Amelia

Bonnell will be sold by auction

at her residence Murray River

on Thursday 14th September commencing at 12 _O Clock. n00D; also at the same time and place her household effects, For further ‘

information apply to Mrs. Ame lia.Bonnell, Murray Kiver.

D. GLOVER

Auctioneer

1609 8-2-iThur&l\lon6ipd.

For SEI

15 h. p. imperial Gas En- ine with reverse gear and Eriction Hoist, very suitable for a Schooner.

E. H. BEER, or

IAS. D. OFFER.

Charlottetown

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sizes. cusgomere;_.`viu‘_iiis¢iiy

place 1 their orders _and take delivery oi_ their Coallwhilst

discharging. I - -

C. Lyons_&;Co

_ \Plione lil I

‘ NOTICE '

I, S y_ d n e y irvingof Cam-

bridge, Lot 63, in -King’s Cou- nty, Fisherman, dse si r e t o express my sincere regret that I publicly stated that Mr. Neil McSwain of Greek'River stbie lumber from me The said statement is wholly untrue and without foundation _in fact and I- hereby apologize for having made it.. ._ .

Date this twenlg-third day

of August A. D. 1 16:

Signed in the presence. of ;) ’

Bella McLeod

iii _~ ) 156 t;°2g '12s-7-smwijriiviu. _ SlDNEY__~ IR_VING_

1653-8-26M3i. - ' - ' "

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Made in Canada- Plsyed Everywhere

“WI New Victor Records

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I II_’_:f'.- I iff. 4-

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excursion into the p

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I VT". _- .;. _ » pi I. :iffr-i.‘;.i’-1?' I of violin music. I, "ffm-:=_.1

- _-:__-;'Z-1.'

I, _-..-1-~i_ffI

l 1.5'"':'_ '_' 2 delightful msrimbs

It L-I 4 simcilve orchesirsi-

` 2 meiodfoiis whistling

2 exquisite pipe organ numbers I2 tuneful dahcs records

2 corkin saxophone offerings

_ _ 20 highly popular songs

umm

llt tOd3Y I §>-i-fzi

for September

“La Marseillaise” by Calve

_ An inspiring rendition of‘one of the most famous songs in history, and . -

which at the present time is so lntermingled iii sentiment with the Allies' .1

cause as to be universally acclaimed whenever its stirring strains are heard.

Victor ~_Red_. Seal Record 88570

De Gogorza sings “Je sais que vous etes jolie” ` .

H. Poupon Chrieiine"s delightful song from a popular French One-Step -

success. It is sung by the' artist as though he thoroughly enjoyed this little If, - . '

opular ballsdfield.

Victor Red Seal Record 64598

Kreisler piaysthe delightful “Rondino”

Victor Red Sul Record 54600

_ ,. Caruso sings “La Procession.” Louise Homer heard in two delightful numbers. Selections by ` McCormack, Gluck and Farrar -

and 70 others Including

bsnd selections

selections ` ~

solos _

13 songs ofthe past .

II 5 One Price from Coalt to Coast Dcslers in Evsry;'I}qU*q Ir _ ‘I E

Company, Lim - _ -

Lenoir Street. ltilontreslli

- _ A mos-i°i'rswri-. tiff George street 1 It _ ` / . ifldrola Headquarters

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