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The ocean going tugs “Westmoreland and “Wyvmins.” of the Lehigh val. ley Line, with heavy laden tows of coal barges, bound from l":rLh Am- boy for l‘rovidence, R. I., viis ob- liged to put into port lael nigh; hy reason of extensive ice floes in Long Island Sound, which made navigation practically impossible.

The report is that from Eason's

Neck to the Cornfleld Lightship, there are aluiost continuous ice iloeg for a distance of sevrnty miles. "

HOW THE GRAND TRUNK

TRACK IS GROWING.

llcpoits received at the Grand

Truiik Pacific headquarters regarding '~l`¢‘\Ck lilying on the new line in West- crn Canada up to December 2nd, slniws the progress made. On the main line the'end offtrack has now reached 1057.5 miles West of Winni- peg. Un the Alberta Coal branch, which is being built from Bickerdike into the Brazeau Coal Fields, the track has reached 21.4 south of Bich- crdike. On the Tofield-ilalg-ary Bran- ch the steel has been laid 105.3 miles soutli of Tofield. On the Young- I'rin<'e Albert Branch the end of track is at mile 67-3 north of Young. The "Ill-i"¢‘ Portion of the Branch bc- twocn Melville and Regina has been completed, zi mileage of 98.4. The 52 milfs on the Melville Canora Branch has also been completed. On the .lloosc Jaw Branch between Regina :~i::l Moose Jaw, track has been 1.1 in-les west of Regina.

lm the Mountain Division steel

luis been laid to the mouth of Tun- noll at'mile 104 east of Prince Rup. ert. i _

Nox a Cold in 0ne Day

Th* Zfefltest (`ou h Medicine ever1ieaves to rrourn their loss ~a hus-

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offered to the public. Every bottle is guaranteed. Absolutely harmless. 25 cents a bottle at Geo E. Hughes Drugstore.

Fervous People fiecd Iiexnll Blood Tablets.

Thr- nervous system is a iuost comp~

1icnted affair. In the brain and spinal cord are countless small cells which~ supply in some mysterious way, the spark of life, When these cells be come weakened or partly destroyed some part of the body is affected or it general breakdown takes place. Un-1 iier these circumstances the need of 3' remedy to assist in restoring natural conditions is imperative. New energy must be obtained from outside the1 i-ofiy to sustain health and it is in| this connection the value of Rexall1 Blood Tablets is recognized.

itcxall Iilood Tablets are made from

a recipe that is endorsed by the lead- ing physicains in Europe and Amer-1 ica. It, combines all the blood purify- ing, nerve building and strength giv- ing foods that medical science has yet iliucovcn-il, gets right down to the scat of l.he trouble, purifics the~vital1 fluid, strengthens every organ to itsl nn.tur:il degree of healthy vigor and |.romptl_v sets ynn on the right road to lianpy health. They arc easy to inkr- and for satisfactory results are in a class all their own.

fiexall Blood Tablets cost 50c n*

liox. U boxes for $2.50. Sold only by; the llexall Store, The McKinnon1 llrug Co., Corner Great George and'

Kent Stn cts.

How Kidney Trouble ls Caused llnd Cured.

-- 1

Hlauy nrople become run down and

:Io not know just cxzictly what tho trouble is ln many cases they noz- lcrt nntui-c’s warning and try to let the matter right itself and finally a- \v:i_f--.ii to the fact. that nn important vifei organ is becoming diseased.

...__ Your Case Isn‘t`lAkely to be Worse, and (fan Bo 'Cured Quickly by Nerviline.

llcr ia The Proof

- "After being an enthusiastic user 'of Nerviline, for years, I feel it my duly to tell you personally what your Wonderful iireparation has done for -me. -

“I suffered torture from rheuma-

tism and heart trouble, tried scores of so~called remedies, consulted for weeks and months’ with T0ronto’s most eminent physicians, but derived only slight benefit.

"A friend insisted on my using

Nerviline, and to my surprise a vig- orous rubbing of this powerful lini- ment eased the pains and reduced the stiffness in my joints. I continued to use Ncrviline and was permanently cured. I am now ‘perfectly well, and for three years have had no rheuma- tism' at all. I know many families where no other medicine but Nervi- line is kept-it is so useful in minor ailments like earache, toothache, neuralgia, coughs, colds. lumbago. and sciatlca. I call Nerviline my 'Life Guard`, and u._'ge all to try its merits.”

Dec. 17th, 113 Palmerston Avcnuc,

Toronto.

(Signed) FLORA CHAPMAN.

It is almost criminal to keep on

suffering when Nerviline can be hall in any drug store. 50c. buys a large bottle, 25c. for the trial size. Pre pm-ed by The Catarrhozoiic Co., Buffalo, N. Y., _and Kingston, Ont.

In the early hours of Tuesday, Feb.

16th, there passed to her reward the spirit of Mrs. Bertram Brown, of York. Peritonitis ended a life of singulnr strength, sweetness, and sympathy. She was the fourth daugh- ter of the late Thomas Vesey, and

1 OBITUAHY. I

bond, three children. four brothers, and three sisters. The brothers and sisters are Hammond, Abner, Heath and Eustica; Mrs. Stephen Brown and Misses Julia and Lizzie.

Early in life,- under the ministry of

the late Rev. Silas James. she was converted to God, and afterwards as opportunity afforded she gave to Him her heat services as Church worker, and faithful wife and moth- er.

A real appreciation of her worth

was shown on' the day of her funeral, Feb. Sth. There was a very large gathering of both mourners and friends. Tberowcrc beautiful wreaths from the following;-one from the husband and father-in-law, one from Dr. E. M. Vesey,~of, Canlora, one from 1-l. H. and Mrs. Brown, one from D. W. and M. A. Brown,_ and Percy Bryenton of Medicine Hat, on' from York Sunday School, and our from the Alpha _I_nst.itute. The pall-

Mrs. J. Quiding, of Ninette, Man.

says: "My little bo was uf! I

Zam~Buk Co. 'l‘or t

of price.

A HAHMLESS Wil lil

Makes Gray Hair Vanish-

Troubles.

_Who does not know the value of D826 and Sulphur for keeping the hair dark. soft and glossy and in good condition? As a matter of fact, Sul~ phur is a natural element of hail, and adehciency of it in the hair is

connected with loss of _color and v1- tality of the hair. Unquestionably, there is no better remedy for hair and -scalp troubles, especially pi-amatn;-¢ sreylwss. than Sage and sulphur, if properly prepared.

The Wyeth Chemical Company or

New York put out an ideal prepara tion of this kind, called Wyeth's Sage _and Sulphur Hair Remedy, in which Sage and Sulphur are combin- ed with other valuable remedies for seeping the hair and scalp in clean, healthy condition. _ If your hair is lowng its color or

constantly coming out, or if you are n-coined with daudriin or dry, itchy .-icalp. get a fifty cent bottle of Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur from your druggist, use it according to simple dlf€0ti0l1S. and see what a difference a few days' treatment will make in the appearance of .your hair.

All drugglsts sell it, under guaran-

tee that the money will be refunded if the remedy is not exactly aa repre- sented.

Special Agent,' E. A. Foster, Sun»

nyside.

_ Ask your t=ilor lifor '“B luv Deep serge" stamp- ed "Bday Deep serge"

I every three yards, ~ _ I 1 or

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Hardy, J. A. Farqiiaharson, J. S., Jairns, J. R. Munn, and J. 'i’. Bcair- -itn. At the Church there was a very solemn service conducted by Revs.

All who know her feel they will do well to follow U-lirisi. as did their dc- cmsed friend. -

AUSSJA SEEKING

To BRING WAR .

TU A CLOSE

HOME, February 12,-Details of the proposals made by Russia for_ peace 'between Italy and Turkey arc not known, but it has been disclosed that they are based on the necessity .if stopping the war and avcrting the danger of complications in the Bal-

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The Best 1 Entertainer

the world has ever heard is

This is the way that chronic kidney :licorflcrs come on and only by build-1 im; up thc body and se`curin;: the aid 1 ..r .. gf...<1 iouncy food can real imi-1 th be regained. ' ' It is here that the Ii/exall prepar- :itions prove themselves a positive! boon to suffering humanity for in ltexall Kidney Pills can be found a cure for all the diseases of the kid-

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pusy to take and at once get down to the seat of the trouble, cure the cause and at once huild up the l°'_d- neys to their natural state of funct- ional vigor. They arc of unsurpassed. merit in every particular line and the l many words of heartfelt praise re- ceived daily is positive proof of their remarkable curative qualities. 1

A box of Rexall Store The McKinn- 1

om Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Streets.

"Cheap Sale of Biscuits and Cake this week at Beer & God’s 2-15d2i _

goqooeeooeoejg l

I' Wall Paper ,

Hall Price

Remnant Sale

Many prettv patterns in Dining Room, Bed Room, Parlor, Ilall Kit- chen Papera all at ex- actly

IIAI.I" PRICE

' 0ne do|lar'e worth for 50 anis. Sale now on. Bargains for early Inly- ers. .

ooooooooooo 96'-"00°°

ooooo ooooo-OOOOO '°Y¢Y®®.~.

O_OOUO S’

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rfer Q. Company ;

Limited “

the Edison Phoriograph. It brings the entire world of mimic and sung to your home, gives you comic or grand opera. vaudeville or minsirol shown, renders rag lime, 1 s irrnd songs, band or orclicstia 1

coniposllionn, inslrume' tal and 1

vocal solos in a way that leaves nothing io hc desired.

is llie one instrument that has proven best. Its reproduction is ihc mont natural.-Only close your eyes and you ihink the ari- isteu are beside you, singing the ` songs you like best and the way _ you vrish them fu. It plays lln: f longest records (4 I-2 minutes) 1

and is so smooth running, heanii- 1 ful in appearance and saiisfaciory in service that the small price, I coupled with our Easy Payment 1 Plan, will not let you be without 1 one any longer. - .

Phonographs $l9.50 up. Call in Q

today and hear fliem.

A. E. Toombsl

Really Good I

Rw-

Our line of combination and

diamond rings isunsually large and varied showing some of the neatest ideas that have ever been displayed here. A size here for every hand. n price for every purse audi! design to suit all tastes.

Solinire and combination rings in l

14|: and i8k |et¢ings,$7.50 to |35

W. N. Tanton

|77 Queen Sl. 17

'haf' rr* ’sisi'n°.iiinrsi2“n:

xans. The situation in the Balkans is regarded by Russia 'ns most ser- ious, and she has therefore assumed the initiative in an attempt to bring hostilities to a close.

The proposal has been commnni'-

cated` to Germany, Austria, France und England, with a suggestion of joint action hy all these powers. It is understood that it was not sug- gested that there be an armisticc during the negotiations for peace.

Russia's motives for opening the

negotiations are based on Il.a.ly’s dc- cis-ion not to extend the sphere of She, therefore, suggests 3, concerted hostilities to the lower Mediter-' ranean and not to take decisive ac- tion to hasten the endi’.'ig of the war

EIGN OF TERROR

IN BRUSSELS

DRUSSELS, Feb. '13-A reign of ter-

ror exists today in the foreign dis- trict here, the striking coal miners continued their looting and rioting in defiance of troops sent to quell the disorders. Large quantities of liquor were seized by the miners at. Mons, and the situation here was regarded as critical. More troops were ordered to the affected regions today. The Kingdom is threatened with coal famine as c practically every mine is tied up anh importers from Germany and France are charg- ' rohibited irices for fuel

25°, ‘___ '.-

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It'n not difficult to get the kind af

i‘.:.:.°‘.'.ll:".':.§:'.:=.:.-:.i2.i.l:‘.:“:.:'n:°'.n your final. T is ll one rsuon why you °"°“"i‘..‘l“.'°f‘lf° '.15' hl‘.""‘fi2l.'.§"3f ‘iii $v‘:r|¢.nnJ on felling it at an right time

Star Steam Laundry

Thou 'd I ~th larchists, attended the_ incineration

san s o mo ers in. C d

,owe a debt of graditude £0 azl.‘:ma1¥esterdny of the socialist Aernoultx, Buk

\ery badly from a forym of slsin ulrllllllunery batsmen in Atrial? P-'£25 Ease over his eye. I applieu Zum-lfdeggxfgg ;‘;;tgl;,‘°°;n-da"tht, edeifon. uk to the effected pat, nd i ' - » ` < "ry short time the stares :Vere ‘l;en\'f1strat1on was the biggest of the kind

ed." | _ _ .

MTB- F. Miners, of 311 Suffolk St, th? coiiimuialst d_a(;id_ ieigijlgitionviigi G“°1Ph- UBL. Says: "My little dauzh-'ag'mli(i”` W lvl let rmn from ti.. tu' Lorinda (5). Contracted a ' skinlanarc sts' tl Ill fletli miglice with disease. This first broke out like tiny lcenl-awry' A ac e d 8 I-(sus rimin; water blisters, afterwards taking thelpaupg dsto;leS' all “fain “an paul- form of dry scabs.. These would dis-Igflnulxfue h or mo-re _.oiled more ef. appear for A short time' and the" re' lf ntev y tli Billy nhlllcg and the mob: .appear worsetlian ever. We triedide-cl 0 dm; mf: s1,e1t,,,- A iurgi Zan:-Buk, and perseverance with its “pine to sec 1,03, Smeg use resulted in a cure." lnumlel -0 dpersimz-on' the l_10w.|_. All drnggists and stores sell. Zam-lwere mlurted am J 0 I Bull. at 50c. box or post free from`were arms e '

» Oil 0, IIDOD l‘0C€lDt1T0O COLD ON POST

'2 o'c1ock yesterday m0fl\llli-‘I tl‘l`°"" his 1 hind and night stick on the assi 1 nd said to Lieut. Evan luillillmldne-I

' ` ti i

A L- _ - 1.~.tsnd_on fixed vest asain in W°“,,‘“

lille Sage and SUlpllul'_llke this. Frozen clean through

A _RCmedy f0[` all Half lwarming himself at the stove in l€

to si. _ -

held by many scalp spgciaiists to balmy shield and stick. I won t go hack.

.bearers were Pope Cooke, Ca tain l Sianson 1_0 1,1101; the |,,,a1_ and ,lscep

.t __ K _ _ BC

Hawley' Helmey ‘md wcStm0r°la“‘l' 'l‘1r(i)ilriplislied, the caretaker was found

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ncys that human flesh has ever sud- I h |m0V¢_Y_“°"l9 F0 Elle ll°I_l°"S to Stoll' "1 ____ ,, ____ _ 5?. cmd 1mm_ These kidney pins are l""' e ’SOn1conflitt which Italy is bound to con- ~ ` """" loc

made from H recipe endorsed bv the itinue at any cost. under the present _- ) , , . . . _-. 1. f r ~ ~ _ » _ _EQASTED Wu my Phonograph _,;.§;"§.‘:.fl'.;..i“i€_.i..S°'“" ‘“ /_/ _ ~ 15,

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U01-i ic ou 1 ' ~ I A' ` ' . ~` -V' _

” .n.l`§.”i.S°¢’%‘ii“nsm_ 5 Year's lllieumaflsm “'“~°°“*»‘°'"'° °'""'“- ”‘”“°"“T?““i.‘Z“0.‘?T."0"&’§..1s.

| Mothers Tau-L1\;i:1it at md For"rii¢ir

' ~ e nes. ~

lof socialists, revolutionaries and an-

` who was prominent during the laho |troubles here several years ago _ and ;'who died while serving in a discip-

since the funeral of Louis Michel.

3 Fon New Yonk -"cor"

= Nuw YORK, Fei.. 12.-Pa_fro1meu .Carl Hoffman, stamping into the lEast 126th street station house a

'I m through I resign lll ucv

' The Lieutenant said that n polite- lman's`joh was not so bad, all thin;-;r

|c0nsidered,_ and suggested that nfrf.\er

shack room Hoffman W0l1l<l l‘*“fl "““`F [c-heerful. But said Hoffman: _ ' “Now look here, lieutenant, if YO" ,und I tied up a doe' fl" 8 D02! I’0St 0" ia night like this what do Wil Bill* lpuse the S. P. C. A., would do £0 lus? Call us bl`l\tcS. Wmllflnvl' tllel jwith no feeling for others h_f\li€‘_5” lmaybe arrest \_\s? I SM' I “l “0~ f5°‘“,f°

and out there and freeze Here r

‘You think I’m just sore for the mo ment and will be airuzhr wife" I W2' 'warm. but y0n'rc wronlr- 1"" d0“'*»'

l Then the |.oliceman_ irlio had lice; lon fixed post at Madison avenue rn; 11Z5th street went home to his faml _V :at 89? East l69t.li street. He hui* 'been a policeman' nine yc11l’S~

l ~ NED _SAVED MARO0 _ MAN AND WIFE _.___

1! BARRINGTON, February 12:- The 1 Arctic weather setting in lust Friday. :still holds everything new in .i frvsti lgrip. All the harbor and r0HflSl~€nll¥ l are ice-bound and there has been 1" 1lobster fishing for four _fll\Y_S- _The J boats from Yarmouth tried in vain 'tc lreach here this afternoon. Earlier ii- i the day a signal of distress was see: 'nt the rediictiou works at Fiat Is- llanrl. over one mile sca\v:ird,carctak- er Nickerson and wife had heel' mamnned since the storm llrliflfl- 'l_`l1f coxswain nt. irorir at the time savlui' lstation. unable to get a boat out or 1occount of the ice, engaged the little ‘steamer Atlantic to attempt u. pile- 'sn e and went himself with Callfllin

tain what the trouble was. lt \vas_ H tough ioh to work through the ici' pack, steadily crowrliiig in liCf0l”0 8

ii-west ale When iinallv

io bc sick and in need of assistance. Both he and his wife were brollllllf off the island none too soon, _for the ice blockade then hccame impossible. It was a timely rcscuc and everybody speaks highly of the coxswznn’s ac- tion and Captain Swason’s pluck; conduct.

one \ -1 _ _-‘»1_ I1 _ * ¢>*h~» little _1__‘£'_%_$ " boy put V "'-ii-;»f.“~*. __ . _ __ . ,t _,_

it just rigs _,a`;_ __

ff when he said:

fff” "ir-‘ “‘-.'_t_ f!-I

_#_-_' -a~_»€_:_;.1_:_§5./ "»\`\.\\‘ 0 6 \ X 62?#

\\ Pr

H M y ! u t

ain’t Kelloggfs easy to cat i”

I " nf

he CMMS

sfo, $12, ins md $zos1i1=

and Overcoiis af less than I2 price at our Forced Removal Sale. Nat. Clo. Co 2-I sd 'ii

___

“ You Can Take 1 This Sort

That old blue bottle of cod liver

oil is siill an nnpleasani memory for most of us, and no wonder, for its taste and smell were aomeiliing lo be dreaded.

Still, Cod liver oil is one of the

_ best things for run down conditions

generally, that medical science has ever known '_I`l\emont pleasant way to take it is in form of

Vinol

It contains the curative properties

offresh rod livers coniiiining their nil. It is delicious io the tasie, heathful tothe stomach and lrul the most scientific TONIC RECOf~l:

STkUCTgI}_ KNOWN. It builds ‘ you up an eeps you up. Mom refunded if not satisfactory. $|.o,<;

per bottle.

E. A. Foster

CENTRAL DRUG STORE Sunnyside

_,¢|¢@@@@>@@;@@q.§@@@@@g A A. l`. Webster, Prop

PARIS. February 12-Thousand..

1 1 \ Clé

I From Turkey

1 to Canada,

_ via London, is thc route travelled by lj tobacco that goes into that aristocrat .`_ cigarettes, the El I-Iamur. _

‘_ for thc especial purpose. So is attained

' the finest that Turkey produces.

_ cigarette. A fact you can easily prove!

NCL I Nm 2

f- 27 VICTORIA SQUARE, IOIITRELL. QIlE.

The 0rient’s Best

l` '\ .1 Made by London experts-brought over

12 highest degree of cigarette-perfection with

_ 1 ' _

out adding heavy import-duty to the price.

More than-this: You’ll End in El Ha-

_ murs a satisfaction that never grows less, ` never Changes-the result of rare skill in i tobacco blending. The tobacco itself is

You are cheating yourself out of untold

_ enjoyment-and getting poor value as Well i --if you continue smoking the imported

_ El Hamurs Are At All The Better Shops

Ten for 25 cts. Plain or Cork Tips Ten for 15 cts.

Distributors: c A. FRANKAU &. C0. Limited

the ' of

the

louniininu ci.iissii‘ii;n nos]

HOTEL

ST.. DENIS

BROADWAY AND IITH STREET

l\'E\V YORK CITY. ";

Within Isiuiry Access 0! Every Pfllut of

| lui 1 ___ _

__ FEMALE IIIQLP LOST I HO LET,about May 1st,house with I I _US'l` in this cit

\\/ANTED, an experienced girl for»

general housework. Ifccominen- _ _-_

I _ _ 1] . y on inn, ladies 1.313 wiwork in small family. Applry at _J 'gold watch with fob attached. ~ _ ll 6|' St.__`v____ _____ _A _ 2-1,,d.ii_ Iiindgr plcnsc 1.-ave at Jenkins stUl.c_

'i luiere-sf. Huff Block from Wnuuumkrr‘u_

5 iiilfiiiies' walk of Sliupiilnt' Dfptrlcl. NUTEIA i-`0lf.: Excellence of 'ul=im:.Coui-

* furrubie Apiiolnuucnts. Courtcuus Serv- ` lee and lloinclilic Surrulllflfngu.

I _RDBMS $|.l3D PEB DIY Allll ll?

.eunorskw PLAN, ~'

‘> 15¢i3i_ 1 Tr.-bio d’f!r.te Breakfast 50m

V _ _ _ lnenl. .Apply to James D.

dation required. Appl t If ,B,C_ ' " _....2 ...........’. §.."§.1.d.._ "rescues wnniizn

"_"AN’1‘ED,h‘girl> for general" house- `“`j"~A`l\'fl‘Ai'Tll, *toni-lici~ fl rmtl' 'Gull T

%_lf§§§§~_ll‘ustces,__Gaspcraux.2-15d3wks

W' £‘."¥.'l'lll\l' i..€§_F?_£: ~";`»"».§ll~l,i:i<‘.. ,_

I;:.».~..ir "/xi~.-~f.<- -`-""~-‘. _

< 1 f-.".=1~"-. 1”. 1 ~_fx»;-.f.f‘:f.'.’...

_ 1 o ie asper-

work. Apply at this orlice. _ mix ;:¢|,.,,_,1_ to begin teaching -

12-Mdtf. first of l‘vEa_r¢-_,_ Forty ,ioiiays 81,9910.

xwu_

McKen-

1~<.ns..r.1=fri' '.;."..“";i'“”in.i.‘i’.;;§.T _ _, _ __ T0 U'3l`

llllllen, Cardigan 1'. U., l{iIli:'s (7ouH‘|t0 Mrs J F Trninor. 122

I. €i_lio1p,fhens, geese. garden tools; aso oou or repairing bicycles, 1 gun,_nll kinds of furniture. Apply to all legit;/1'8Fd_l{S>f1$ Ifld not sold before

e 1. wi e so by public auc-

'lf»;P£i‘I-Z _ _ _ ~uoii -) si-12:( iinsus 1111.1 large 'bisE..`i`i _ me or su c at reasonafl f‘fiCf.‘.-F. J. Iiolman & Go. 2-Mdilil

IFOR SALE, Fiir bearing nnimala

-Racoons. lied Foxes, Mink

and Beaver. For further particulars Write. “Lea." Box -161, summsrside. ;______g______ _ __ _ __ _ _2-14d~fipli, Fon ssnn, boards, sningieéfiiirns

Geo. R.Kcefe.Benr River.1-2odtf_

'|1703 SALE good breeding animals, _ _ 2 males an 3 females, Beavers. Apply to B. B. Guardian office.

ins. _§pnly___f_o __J. ness.

Prince St Appl 232

horo Sta. Apply to J, A,

4 ' _ ` s . _ __ , _,___,__~__,______________

Of l'1"<l with cowl buil'1lui:S.For1'ro LET about innv ist house wim

further particulars apply to James1 modern iniN-0..em,,ut_H_ Apply

, _, __ _ _ __ - - - 3 iii tl"§I' “_'A’I- .fm _ _:T l5_‘l'_3_‘l1‘!_- f -vt. _ ____ _ _ _ 2-14u;npu_ I4 i s .i., double lot, house .mul rlwo ,_ _room S..i¢.,i,1e for dress.

- ~ ""1l~'1nf1 In Opera House Build-

VlTO_LI*]’l‘, third flat of brick build » Inf: over Stewart & Son’s stn|~.,. on Queen St, Suitable fnr10.i1_¢.,i

purposes. -'lpifly to .John offer.

*_ ___ _ 2-Jildlmopd.

’ '10 f.|a"l‘, house No, _$22 'V Upper

George Bt. y 10-25dy,f__

OUBLE OFFICE T0 ET i , . ' » ‘~ lnfCHfh`

I) Prowse Block. Possesilion ' all I aw) “hem' rhroubh bhcp 5

once. Apply to W. B. Prowse.

_______________‘___ 6-lhdtf

/'inooam sroiuli and uoHE_"`tT» cf let, corner of Kent and lfills-

220 Kent St. ll-l.Zirlt.f_‘

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