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EXHIBITION WEEK

Have Your Photo Taken at the

BAYER STUDIO

Opposite Post Office

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MONTREAL

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Rates lroml Charlottetown

$17.85 _ A

Going Sept. l7tli, l8tli, l9tli Good until October 5th, Going October lst, 2nd, 3rd ‘l

Good until October 19th.

W. B. HOWARD, D. P. A., C. P. R..

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Gao. Waller, local agent Dominion lxpfeaa Co. Building, Queen at.

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Sailings' from Halifax to _ - London. _ Ia,--g-.-.-1-°'-" -. ss,-;: is "Ka'iia}i~1l\'il"".`.`.'.' .~§ei>\23

Halifax to Liv eligpooh Via St. John’s fid-

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Halifax t_o Liverpool

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Launch Dolphin

York Pt. Ferry Time Table Tuesdayzand Friday.

Leave Retum _a_iu. P.\'./\.-\l- P-M- 9 A 12.30. |l.CIO 3.30

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From Victoria. Monday 218*

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gurlar' o?'lsahl‘¢:iriiliE no £2085’

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Welcome Exhibition Visitors

To all our outoi-town custom-

ers, who will be attending the Ex- hibition this year, we very cord- ialiyinvite you to make this store

your headquarters.

Stop and rest here, meet your

friends and incidentally look over the fall styles of Queen Quality, and Boston Favorite men’s Invictus, the just right boot and our splendid showing

for boys and girls.

Alley & Co 135 Queen St.

PLANT LINE

AUTUMN EXCIIRSIONS In Effect September 11th.

Cliarlottetown Yo Boston and return

$13.00. Tickets good for return with- lii 30 days from date of issue.

The new twin screw steamer “Evan-

geline” sails from Charlottetown for Boston every Friday at noon. For folders and full infomiatioii apply to

JAS. CARRAGHER.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Agent.

5489-9-5

omaoinr: Govcmwiznr r1AiLwi.vs INTERCOLONIAL i=»niNcE Eowario isLAisio nv

SINGLE FARE TO MONTREAL.

From all Stations Campbellton and East.

Going Sept. 17, 18, 10.

Returning Oct. 5. 1914. Going Oct. 1, 2, 3. `

Returning Oct. 19, 1914.

Tickets must be Validated at Montreal Before Starting on Return Journey.

5569-9-14metf.

Bonshaw Ferry Time Table

Launch Dalphin will leaveBon

shaw for Ch'town calling at Mc Arthur’s, West R. Bndge and McEwen's Wharf.

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Boston Excursions

Commence September l0Iii-~

Dateeof issue, Sept. llltll to Od; 'Itli inelruive, good for return U days from date of neue- $14.!!

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East River- Friday no change.

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GUARDIAN ll.

..'lT PAY8 to buy in this Provlnce.l-

..'T. GORDON IVES ia Guardian

“Sent in Montague.

..TI-IE MORNING Guardian can

ge pbtained in Bouris at M. A-. Pac- ue 's.

...*8PECKLED .BEAUTY.- Mr.

Lelund S. Rose of North Lakeville, caught at Lakeville bridge lsst»week, u speckled beauty, that tipped the scales at three _pounds. This beats Mr. Fraser's catch by fifteen ounces.

...*MONTAGUEL-Mr. G. P. Col-

well and Dr. Emery, of St. John, were in Montague last week, on 9. business trip. taking over a shipment of foxes for T. G. Ives, Montague.-Mr. Theo- dore McKeever. Kinkora., was in Mont- ague on Thursday, on business.-Mr. Jamieson, representing the D. & A. Corset Co., was in Montague on Fri- day.~Mr. Amy. representing Munroe & Donald, Toronto, was in Montague on Saturday.-The young people of the Oddfellows and Rebeckah Lodges, Montague. held a. nice social dance in the Auditorium on Thursday night, which was largely attended.-B.

...’*SOURl8 PATRlOTISM.- On

Tuesday, Sept. 15th, a meeting of the ladies of Souris was held at the Arm- oury. The large atcndance was doubt- less due to the tireless energy of Mrs. John McLean who, during the fore- noon had driven round the district giving personal and pressing invita- tions to attend. In the afternoon a branch of the Red Cross Society was organized with the following officers: Mrs. A. D. McIntosh-President; Mrs. W. Brennan-Vice-President; Mrs. E. E. Styles-Sec.-Treasurer. Sewing meetings are to be held every day. while committees for cutting out gar- ments are to meet each Wednesday and Thursday. Already over 50 nicm- bers have becn enrolled und others are joining. I-letween $50 and $60 has been contributed' iii subscriptions and fees and cloth, wool, pillows, etc., have also been donated.

..*FUNERAL HELD.-The funeral

of the late John L. McAulay, took place in Souris, on Sunday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, from his lute residence on Chapel street, to St. Mary‘s Church. Rev. R. B. McDonald offlciated. The deceased, with his wife (nee Bebaiiu Cliivcrie) removed from Norwood. Mass., about three years ago. Shortly after his health began to fall so that when thc end came it was not unex- pected. Besides his widow he leaves to niourn. three sons. three brothers and one sister, also ri. host of friends, to whom his death will be a distinct loss. The funeral was very largely attended. The pall bearers were: A. J. White, P. St. John, W. D. Currie, A. F. Campbell, It. Chaisson and M. Fitzpatrick. The deceased belonged to the Catholic Order of Foresters and was it most consistent member.-Com.

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But the Northrnen Still Persist ln Having Their Pipers With Them.

NEUTRAL COLORED UNIFORMS

Are General Rule, Except With French and Belglane, Who Offer Easy Mark.

LONDON, September 19.-The war

put everybody in lehaki, with it few ex- ceptions. On the biittleline or in the field the English soldier and thr- English officer get out of their rlclily- colored :ind historic uniforms and liito khaki, of a neutral hue. Austrians have most of their soldiers in khaki null the ltussians all wcui khaki-colored cloth. The French still cling to their blue coats and brilliant red trousers, and the Belglans have a uniforiiin that is very sluilllar to thi French.

'l‘lic Freiicli and Belgian officers are

dangerously ornamented with gilt trimmings during warfare, and pre- sent such brilliant targets that some of the Belgian regiments, durfng hard fighting with the Gerniuiis, have lost nearly all of their leaders.

The new twentieth century mode of

warfare puts the ban oii anything that glitters, even the rifle barrels, bayoiiets and snbres.

The Scotch regiments won't give up

their kllts. They have reluctantly permitted the War Department to take away from them their plaids and their highly colored banners and to substitute kliikl for the Highland

hues, but they've gpt to - be ' khaki kilts, not khaki tro sers.

In those days of high powered guns and scientific warfare, when all of‘ the old-tangled fashions in fighting have been thrown away and not even a band or fife and drum corps can get onto a battle field, the Scotch regi- ments still hang to their bag piper-s, or at least their bag pipers iiang to

them. No English regiments will fifht to music, but the English War Ot ice .i~.i~»‘t cmint' the bag nine as a musical instrument, much to the delight of 'the ucutcu lighting men

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Bean the _

iilnatara of _

Island 'City Painting Co

.f I ` `oopt§seti_ng Painters Hated, and Siga work.

_ Kent SI. -l'hae2e0-I.

..*ONE CENT per word each in-

sertion for advertising ln this col. umn. Cash must accompany order.

...*WEDDlNG BELL8.-On Wed-

nesday, the 16th Sept., at 11 o’clock, the very popular. oblilslng and beloved statlonmaster a.t'Montague, Mr. Ar- thur Claude McKay, was united in‘ inarriageto Miss Lulu Jean Beer, of the some place. The wedding was at the home of the bride. Quite a number of guests were invited. The room where the ceremony was per- formed was beautifully and artistical- ly _decorated for the occa- sion. The young bride look- ed charming, dressed in white as she stood by the side of the bride- groom, under a canopy of evergreen

and flowers, while. the minister, tfie Rev. David Wright, tied the nupt al knot. After the ceremony the com- pany sat down to a sumptuous and tastefully served dinner. Then the whole bridal-party drove to the sta- tion, and as they passed along Main Street they were received with it sal- vo of gun shots and fire-crackers. On _their arrival at the station an immense concourse of people received them with showers of rice arid- confetti. The train drew out amid the deafening screams of whistles, and the cheering of the crowds. They leave on a two- weeks honeymoon trip to Boston, New York and other principal cities of Uri- cle Sam, returning by Montreal and Toronto. The large number of beauti- ful aiid costly presents bespeaks for the young couple, the high esteem iii which they are held by their friends and acquaintances, and everybody wishes them _well in their matrimonial trip through life, and may they live long to enjoy it.--B

. illill SHl]Ul|lE

The silver cup presented by that

keen riiie shot, Mr. W. S. Louson, Captain of the Civilian Rifle Club o f Charlottetown with the object of in- ducing civilians to take up rifle shoot- ing was shot for at the Keiisiii tori

cup was given to be competed for by any in Charlottetown who had nev- er won a. prize at rifle shooting, and the conditions of the competition were seven shots at the 200 yards range.

That the cup achieved in some nico-

sure its worthy object is undeniable from the fact that ten men almost al- together new to rifle shooting were induced to go out to the riiie range on Saturday and shoot, in spite of the certainly uninviting weather condi- tions prevailing. And it is to he hoped that the inducenieiit will furth- er serve to make them permanently interested in shooting ln the practical form in which that liiterest has been created. The fascination of rliic shooting is such that once it has ap- pealed to anyone in any way it will sooner or later but surely gain coin- plete hold of him. it is to be trusted that the ten tyros who completed for the Louson Cup on Saturday will hc- cornc regular attendants at the range.

With the importance of shooting so

pressing at the present moment, at least a score or two score of competi- tors might reasonably have been ex- pected to participate in the Louson Cup competition, but while this was not so, that iio fewer than ten new shots have been created as the re- sult of the competition is a. suflicient- ly gratifying feature. The tyres re- ceived every asslstance from the old- er shots: not only was the use of rides with their modern aids given, but al- so practical usslstniice in regard to combating the weather conditions and the use of the sights, etc.,-a surely creditable action ou tho piirt oi’ iill such. Mr. Lousoii's Cup was won by H. A. Messervy with the good score of 29 points.

Also ou Saturday afternoon the

members of the Civilian Club shot the first stage of the club competition for tlie Silver Solver and the Brown Cup rcoiicurreritly- seven shots each at the 200, 500 and 600 yards. Topiiiuii iii tho ilrst stage is G. lt. Beer, with tho fine score of 96, shoothg condi- tions, with a raw and gusty wind and a variable light, being anything. but favorable for good shooting.

Details of the scores in the two

competitions are as i'ollovt's:-

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Pts.

H. A. Messervy 29 E. 0. Brown 28 J. A. Murphy 27 E. Kelly 25 Dr. A. Ross 22 W. Keenan 22 G. Milford 19 E. J. Smith 19 W. C. Louson_ 13

THE SALVER -AND BROWN CUP MATCH.

Pts.

G. R. Beer 96 J. O'Bricn 91 P. Barlow 90 W. K. Rogers 89 G. M. Moore 88 W. S. Louson 88 lt. V. Longworth 88 E. G. Love 88 J. A. Murphy 87 J. C. Milford 87 P. D’0rnellus 86 H. A. Messervy 84 W. Davison 83 Dr. A. Rosa 76

AIFISHIPS FORBIDOEN

TO COME WITHIN TEN MILES OF ST. JOHN.

OTTAWA, Ont., Sept. 19.-An or-

der-in-council was passed by the Gov- ernment to-day .pronibitlng the navi- gation of alrehips of any class within ten miles of Halifax, Sydney, St. John, Quebec, St. Jean, Valcartler, Montreal, Ottawa, Kingston, Toronto, Loudon, Winnipeg, Regina, Caigarv, Edmonton. Victoria, Vancouver and Charlotte- town, or within ten miles of the wire- less telegraph stations which stretch from Partridge island on the Atlantic to the Pacific coast.

Asroplanes have been observed ap-

proaching some of these points from the United States side of the border and Dominion police have been sta- tioned to prevent their approach.

Airmen who approach within ten

miles of the points mentioned will be fired upon.

It is also ordered that no person

r. t. wsusn 1. it noni

is-asain. _

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carried in sn aircraft from ony place outside of (Fanada shall land in the 'country except. within three miles of of Anapolls. Woodstock N B Lake

- drillin process. In handling

; Company

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IN ANY LINE OF BUSINESS

--a trained man is much more valuable from a pro- ducing strndpoint than one who has to be put through a

your Eusiness experienced men are employed because your work is more eiiiciently and expeditiously done.

It follows, too, that in the

appointment of an executor the best results can be ob- tained by a company which is empowered by law and has thenecessary experience to act in that capacity.

The Dominion Trust Com- pany has a staff of experts. each one of whom is trained in some particular branch of estate management.

In appointing this com-

pany as your executor you sezure the services of our experienced oiiicers, paying therefore no more than the charges of the individual ex- ecutor. You also secure the ‘asrsiance-if needed-of any 05 the comj:any’s 14 branchoiiices.

Dominion Trust

The Perpetual Trustee

ADVISORY BOARD

W. H. Aitken,

Hon Chas. Dalton,

Frank R Hoartz.

H. M. Davison .

MANAGER ,

` Morris Block-Charlottetown.

Range ou Saturday afternoon. Thcll

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Megantie. Quolicc, lioniiuiiigfortl, Al- heiis, Ont., Wvllitiul. Essex l\'[ori‘is. Man., Estvuii, Saisk.; l.etlilii~i<lgt-'iiiid Chilliwack, ll. (E.

Aiiy person <'i\l'ricd iii an z\irci'ni`t

must before ciitiwliig Uziiiiirlri apply for it i:lc:ii'ance froiii the oliicoi' iii charge of the iuiiiliiig nrt-:\.

A (laiiailiuii oliit-ci' iiiiisl lic <‘:u‘rioil

in the vrzift and no iirc arms, oxplo- sives or plioiogiuiplilc oqiiipiiiuiit will be allowed on hoard.

No iiilliiary :iii1~.rai`t. will he allowed

lu the country ut ull, iiiiless licloiig- ing 1o,Greut Britain and her iillics.

::Wlicn you are looking for good

cooking spices. you will iliirl prompt and ahisoluto satisiluztioii right lioro. For instance our (frcain oi' Tariauliais been found by government test to be the purest of any oifcri-il lo tlie piibllc, and all other cooking spices and essences are all of i-tiiiul high grade. Take zi. short. cut to satisfac- tion and come hero for your siipplic-s. MacKliiiiou Drug (‘o., Cor. Great Guo- rge und Kent Sircots. _ l\fll‘Iti`.

P H O T O G R A P H Y Good work, prompt delivery

muderate prices. THE ACORN 'STUDlO, SOURIS

Picture framing dept. in connection. 5662 -2lM3Mos.

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Fuuv cuanaurcm Iron A ri am or vi:/ins ntvsuomu _ou rnt_rH|c..'Nass.us¢e.

lf you are looking for

roofing that will stand- every test of storms,rain, wind and bad weather that Iwill stand the heat ot the sun or fire, that can be easily laid, gives absolute protection and costs comparatively lit tie, you will need to

know Carpenter-Mortoni Roofing.

Carpenter-Morton lives upto your ideal of what good roofing should be

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the house in readiness for an emergency. ’ '->"~ -/ '

here is not the least danger of any ill K

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effect or improper use in any case, sa its action

is entirely in accord with Nature. Eno`s “ Frui Sal! " c o n t ai n s the valuable -__ 1* constituents of ripe fruit in a portable. ngreealilu ,-

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and simple form, and

it is obtained.

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harmless as tlie juices of the fruits from which

Sold in all the principal towns and cities of

10 McCaulll., TORONTO

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For Sale l

Three P. E. Island,

Silver Black Foxes, (Two females, and one male.)

values on the market.

56334)-l8lVitf.

Two pairs interior Alaska Silver Blacks, and two

pairs very dark patches, will be sold cheap for cash.

P. E. Island, and imported ranch bred Mink,

Three Fisher, two females and one male. _

. Prices and terms easy. Come and sec them, and you will be convinced, that we are offering the best

T. Gorclen Ives

Montague, P. E. Island

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ll ‘I'wen ty-live eenta.

E`Ei'\`|‘r"sfl4"`H|sTouv `E`URoPE'A`N

Wiir; ciiiisos, etc. liig hook, profuse- ly illusl.i‘uicil. Lliiiisiiul opporliiiiiiy to mailto iuoiicy. llcsl. ii-riiis; ireiglit piiiil; credit given. Urili-r lri-u sinu- plo now. Nlifliols Liiiiiioti, l’ul> iisliors, ’l'oi'oiiti>. _ _

WANTED-TWO MEN TO TRAVEL

iiiul uppuiul ugviiis; siiliiry und i-.\‘- pi~ii_<os; 1.-xpcrii-iicv uiiiiui-i-ss:ii'_\'. l’osi\ioil iroiul for $200 iiu»iiiliiy to liiistliers. lirix 2245, .\llaig:|r:i l~`iilh~:, (),,¢_ 505|-li-lilhliijiil.

WANTED-TWO MEN TO TRAVEL

:iiul :ippoini ziiri-iiis , i~.\'pi-i'u-i\r~i- uii- iii-i-1->'s:i1'_\'.piisilioil iriuul U_I' fliilflll iiioiiilily to liiisl.li~i‘u. _lipx ‘_'$<.». ._\11l- izairu l-':ills, ()iit._M_ i»_.»¢3l-ir-lZ.ll$l. _

i5bPE"EEN'E`o|c'r xv. FIRST Pic-

tures out. llig riioiii-._v for :my ug:-iii. szimplos 25 omits. Apply iii oiicr-_ llcrriiziii i.zivuii<lii'r, li l’t'i\‘l'S Sl.. JOIIII. N. ll. Jlliilll-li-lNMl‘lll'lll

/ic.ENT§ wA`|~TTED-iioTiI»yT-.isiiy car-

norl soiling our l’i~orloss S:-ries of l’crs0iizil (lrot-tiiig t’iv.rils il\iriii|.: your spurt- time. Ton dullzirs to Iwi.-iiiy tlolliirs por wo:-it easily viiriii-il iii hull’ iiii hour 1-:ich ovi-iiiiii;. (Iur purilg pro the clit-;ipi>:~it :uni li:-st selling on thc iiiui'koi. lloiil/_ fron. \\`i'ito, Toronto Urvoiliig t`:ii‘fi Co., f.`_’9 1’npo Avciiuo. "|`oroiit.i».

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WANTED-'rwo LAov BOARDERS:

quit-t hmiic; riiodt-i'|\ coiivciiiolicvs. Apply :it 252, Euston sireoi, city.

liliiili-ll-iilhliii.

FEM \.|.r..- tll".l.|’ WANTED W¢Tii'r`E`oi-'-é“i'nL Fon GENERAL

liuus<\\voi‘li. Apply i~voiiiiii::~i ul 154 l‘iiwl\ul street. f>G-'i2-9-l9l\“llf. VVANTED, A o|'RL' FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply. lioiwceii li and 7 p. ni., to him. .I. ’l`. McKenzie, 277 lticlimoiid Street. 51312-li-ill-liitl`.

wXi~ii‘Er*"°A'r’FAi.coNwooo nos- 9;,-_gi young women for ward work.

3730-7-Zilmtl.

“LADIES wAN'rEo 'ro oo EAsv.

pleasant, coloring work at home. Chu make $15 to $20 weekly. Ei.- perience unnecessnry. no canvass- Hlg. National Decorating Co., llopt. N. 69 Adelaide St. East Tnrniito. 01,; %__ vm i}0§£_l_-8-22lVl_52i;

FUPILB NURSES, i\lALFl AND FE- male, wanted at the Ta\Ihi0n Bl-Bl-0 Hospital Training School for Nurs- es. For particulars, address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Siipt., 'Taunton State Hospital, Taunton Mass.

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AGENTS WANTED FOR-SALE

Fon* snr:-5 in cuss fforiiioc

wood \v;itf.\r tanks. llolds about 600 gzilloiis i-zicli. l~Jvor_\' fariiier should liiivc oiw on his l':irni. Will bc sold clit-up. lilsiiijc Auld llros.

5619-ll-17l\iEtf.

FOR SALE AT ONCE TWO PAIRS

iiiivrlor /\l.is|<;i Hilvi-i' lihiclrs hiui Il pairs iiairk piitirlioil foxi-s, also iuiiik and ilslior. l'ri'i~i~i-i rii-tlll l'U\` i-nisli. t‘i)iiii\ iiiiil sw- ihvui. 'i`. G. Irvs, .\lniii:iuu<-_ :'»|iTli!|.l7{\ll~lti. i3LAci< FoxEs-Fon SALE, ous

.lziiiii-s ’i'ii|ilii|-lt:i_\'iii-r sllvi-i' hliii-.lc initio i'u,\; pup. .\llii»i'loii lhirla Silver i-‘ox oo., 1.1.1. .'.<;.’.::-i».ii».\iiii. "-ifoii' s.\|.i-1; o.\`i<: oi'iciii<:<‘ si|.vi-:it

liliick i'i-iiiulc pup. Also two pairs llolt-iii-iii`i'o\\' silver lilui-ks." liox 45-i .\|iihr-rst, N. 5540-ll-llltlfi.

FOR SALE.-3 PAIRS VOUNG SIL-

vcr black foxes. Class "A" pedi- gree. (`r:\wfni'd ilayilmi, St. Pc- tci-'s, i'. IC. l. 5131-S-2liiii20lpd ;°__---.1-_-___;'_;.' '_ _'.' ;i' ___ _.il MALL iitLi' WANTED w`ANi'Eo"`A' Gooo MILLER To

iiiku i-liiirgrv oi roller iiilll. Aillllb' \\'1ii, J. \\’iii'i‘i‘ii, Nviv lil:is;,{ti\\'.

Fiiliii-1|-liihltlil-iii.

BOV WANTED.----.-\ Iiny iibout 15 yrs.

iii' iiic, with gimil i'ci‘<-ri.-iiwe, is wuut- ml to lourii ;i good trzirlc. Address "'/." P. O. Box 110, (`liiit‘lott.e.l0\vn,

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l’Oli'l`.ll.~\l'i`S `l’llO'l`(_)S liJNLAlt-'_il§l)

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nil si/os, Cray iw, i’:isit-is und Oilcis Coiivt-\t Poririiliu and fruiiivs apt-iiultv, (1»i>,"0 r.ili~i‘d glass O cis.) l-. Youiiir. 72 i ppt.-r tl\l\“‘“ 51-. , rl ' _ l'1Ii"'-S~`.!l'i\l1l1l

(`ha oticioun i I I o.

T0 LET rcT'L'Er-no'o`M"wiTH"ALL` Moo-

vrii coiivt-|\ii*iii'i~s=. Apply in 102 limit St. 5580-0-illMiw.

g=°111'_

TEACill.R\ “AN 'VD ‘i"E`Aci4`Es WANTED Fon THE

Snriiigliclil St-liool, No. 111. Sup- plniiioiit t$£l0_0||) Tlilriy Dollars. Apply tn Vlioulor ldiisler, Secretary. o'i.<»iir_v iron-i, u. ii. 5576-9-iioiid

TEACHEF-I WANTED FIRST OR

second chiss for Mohtitomfgfy School No. IGI, West Point. 25.00 Supplement. IV. J. Woririiin. Soc.

5518-9-iIM9ipd.

WANTED ‘

Foxes'wAFFrEo1`-PEoicnEE6`i3$

E. I. l’iiii-lies soo J. P. GNP". llfrlel Victorl (‘hnrlotii-iowii. 5045-19-M2l

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wANTEo"ro RENT A smALL

liouso for family of three. Apply nt this office.

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Hogs Wanted

We are now prepared to handle quantities of dressed

& hogs. _No hogs will be accepted unless properly Killed for

inspection.

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