. ' - _ ' '~ 'it -,\' 4' ' ‘ ' l

' . _f ' ' r 'i' Il

& ...°I-Ierbert Poole of Montague re-

' . ' " " ceived Wednesd by rail a hand-

- I some and well-:hilt canoe from Pet-'

_'f ,_

_. =‘."_~._..u‘ "_

‘ KLLTHTIIIII

THE

., .v v. - -,~_ `"

' .

. ` _ _ L , . 'L i .

' Dowd __ ,éqrplain our process. \ ` Q --- <.

Aim;-._ “ ‘ , “=t=°v°°f “‘J°°=P‘= 0"

_' :___ been purchased by Vernon Peardon

56- 1 MwsHm3m » _ '_ -_- ~

usablueser

` 1 ‘ il

throughout the wlilter and Eidiiiixeetlio h;‘ii1dw;l¢i1S9Y- frrfvfgmft L°m&°‘,:°uf:LFnd” °'

1 _> » - or l ..vlt¢ .-- .

Afterundergoiiig our -, process it had e\'ery_appearance of new u -- f ,-

‘ 'and needless to say this promising young mln was delighted. ___»Mi” ggmuhnm 'rry ns with some discarded clothing. e f I wminwn. i»_ vision: in Montague

_Lizw _ -_Student ,,,,_,,

- - ,»,_

Eisr

in this

_Tl

...°Miaa Minnie McDonald

-1..

Montague -L-L.

erborougli, Ont.-L-L.

...°George Beers, who has been vis-

B 1 g ' 1 e .__._-- - -‘ "1, iting in Montague and Commercial ‘ (fran. ine on n.-inn. to snn¢ni,rnig,._

“There Is No Market

For Those Securities”

Poor consolation to an investor till: in good faith has ltfthlm

them with surplus earnings, and with the idea that if he reiiulrvi-l

the money af any time he could realize upon them. Thus it is well in seleetin set iritles for invistniel t in irclla<e tlu‘\¢ f0f “'i“\h

_ _` g . ‘: - -l z pl . - _

there is a re idy market. Now it is nfzirly as li?liil'uit iur_!lit‘ lll~ experienced ir\\c~lor to cone ~lly decide such si marer as it is for the hynian to argue his own ruse or in =ln‘l‘e_<<l`uli_\' carry lllfffllgh some engine:-.ring undcnaking- Ho will :itll-nlpl in-ulicr. lie will eng ago a lawyer or an at gin-.er 'ri .wtlnrlli tu such -narter;-z tnr him. Investing money slicccssiuily is li `::u~iiicss' in itself. tonsull all investml-ut house wh~.ii vo i have funds ;l\';¢-iablz f~‘r thl5 P\"l“”_°'

l)on'l hesitate to laik on-r ynizr inveslnicnt \\'|lll "ii )"f“ “"“

place yourself under no obligetioli in dui: g so.

i Mass., on Saturday.-L-L. _ '

...°Court Shamrock, No. 814, Cana-

dian Order of Foresters, held an im- portant meeting at Montague on Monday, the 15th instant. Several initiations took place.-L-L.

...°Daniel Munn, who has been ab-

sent from his native province for the past seven years, arrived Tuesday, the 9th, at Montague on a brief vn- cation.-I.-L.

...°The motor boat "Aki" hasheen

recently renovated under the supervi- sion of her owner Dr._ (‘. B. Green, Montague. " The engine has been housed over by that capable carpen- ter Frank Murphy. The erigineholise is blue in color and the body has been

artistically painted inwhite.-L-L.

F- B. & C0.. i i_i'_n t J ii M

lla

e unera o telae on c-

Lennllri took place at Caledonia on

mznsi-:ns MoNr|u:.\l. siocil sxcliascs ,,~,,d,,,_ the 5,, ,,,,,,,,,,_ at 4 ,_ m_

lifux. ‘“°"m'\l' 5nCrbm"k"- Ki"SS\0fl» 5l~.l0h"~ ' to the cemetery there. Mr. McLen-

Sydnef, C:i_=iriotfclo\\`;|, Sl. ]Ghn's Nfld. mln died Of Pu9Um0DiB in P881, N.B.,

where he had gone only two weeks ago. The funeral services were con-

E fuctefl by the Rev. L. Beaton nonn-

' ' ' V _ ' ' erly pastor of Caledonia Presbyter-

_M A RIT IME

(Quotations F

Curlly & Co., S

ers, Members change, IM lottetown, P.

"»\`ln Sotlle New York-

SE(.`l,'lil'l`ll§S. .l). l.. I-lilchcy, Picton; ian Church) of Hlackville, N. B.--"L-

~ _ , y, , l.." _

lirnishcd by F. B. MC- Joilu Souley, New York; -_- tricx an/l ll-ind Brok- \‘»`.llter and Mrs. Scott, Hardisty; __.*'l`he following are guests of the

.\l-it-¥l'\8l >`t<»Ck 15! rl. ll. Williains, Ottawa; Montague Hotel:-Charles and Mrs.

liiizlnnonil St., (Thar-ili. li. llliilliilig, l’roviil_cnce; ri'Brien, Maplewood, N., J.; Edith li. I. ,lin J. S. .\lf»ore, Provnlellce; Vumpbell, Montague; Ruth Sf_¢wnri;_

li `

l'i.\.\Il{S.

British

Commerce Nova Scotia Montreal Royal “.`(D"

Asif. l.'»I': 222; 275; 251# 230

MIS(`lCLI..-\f\`l'IOUS.

Acadia . 1 _,

Dill... ......1O-ii

Acadia t~' _-..._

bo.. orc

V Brnndrnln-Hend

East. (ian. Suv.

_.,100

.73

erson emu. . lx

_(7. B. Elec. com... .

Eastern Trust...

Halifax Cold S

llaltfnx Fire ._

llcwson Pura W Hewson Pure W

with 30 p.c. 0

Mar. Tel. com

& Loan......I~il.

torage pl_d....I01

...100

ool Tex. com 25 ool Tex. pill. ii com stock 100

_ Xml... 76

Do. pid. x.4l.... ._

NZB. Telephone... ...IU4

N. S. (".al`, ISC pid. !.1l...

Do. 2nd pid. Do. 3rd pid.. llo. common.

Staufmld pid...

Do. com...

. ,.1 .. .

Trinidad Cons. Tel. com

Trinidad Elect

IC... ... ...

BONDS.

Brn.ndram~Hcnd

erson 6's.

C. B. Elec. 5’s... _

(`.llronic1e 6's_.. Halifax Tram

5’s..._ _

. ...l0:i

.. 'JG ._ 75 .. 50

_.105 .. 66

.. 77

.,100 .. 95} ..lfll _.101

nn. Dunentnrn.-stock... ..'_.io_f.‘

Porto Rico 5’s Stanfield 6’s_..

Triniilaii 'Teleph Trlnltlsd Flloctr

with 30 p_c_

“Maritime Teleph

N.S. Sltenl lst

' “CHARLOTT

Corrected for e

Satllrd

White Oats . Straw,~_per ton. Mutton Eggs, per doz. Clrickdn " Lamb (spring)

._ 95 94 -_ ._ _ l _“‘ ' Q . Beside the Italian tricolor the cor-

......102 Jill fy I .1 M 1 _ 14,] _ one 6.s___ mlm; 99 (;[lcAm,`,m,:i;l;:1y Smi;;,r§H,,,.,,0,._ l'PBDondcnt saw a number of Greek

Bill.

T355

_ H. Cox, Morell; ’

J. Hornsby, Charlottetown; Thompson, Kensington;

1;' F. Hayam, Halifax;

zzii 274; 25.0; _ 2:9 -

»-I CLD can 1 C

.521

ll. Sutherland, Freeton;

Symous, Toronto;

ngler, Toronto; ` ,\lc.\llllan, Truro;

_ . Bryan, Canilirillge;

_ White, Montreal;

. 1\1cKay, New Glasgow;

Sutherland, New GIHHIAOWI

'ff

mnsh

snags

P"l-4 .7-£»J®*“

3 2 l.“3=-==3= >-:E115 ;/f§E~_"lF“I-‘ ._:‘- .___ - - .11

»__T£

98 F1 \llc\’ane, Boston;

QUEEN H0'l`l‘Il'..

iss 01

52 l<`. I.. Blctiuigan, Kelly's (fross. 31% Mrs. F. L. Mcfiliigan, Kelly`S Ul‘U1~'S- 73 A. uncirlrvllle, Emernlll

44 93 99 99

Wm. Bl. Moore, Sturgeon. _

W. H. Pope, Pictoli. T.<_‘. - 1 i\lrs. Savage, Montreal

. C. Hardy. Luivnz ilnntngiie; Hilda (‘amni,eli, Mmm.,

Elle: A. (‘. Wilkinson, Alherton; C. S. llrcw, Charlottetown; Mamie 1-loss, Vliarlnttetown; Stella Hayden, Char- lottetown; Helen Ross, Charlotte- town; Verna Hooper, Charlottetown; Mrs. Sqfliires, Boston; Bertrand Boston; Mrs. G. H. Tlisley, N, Y,;~»\V_ G. McDonald, Port Vernon; H. C. Goss, Charlottetown.-"Ii-L.”

istration, the postal and custom ser-

Mcgmziev 3;; John; »- vices, thc Courts of Jusl;ice,_all per-

. Lolick, St. John; form their various functions without . Neill, Sberbrooke;_ any hitch. The Italian military auth- Rilttan, Montreal; _, orities are paying specialattention

J. Gnilbnai-ll, Montreal; in the question nl sanitation and are Mclnnis, Buffalo; actively engaged in improving the D. KEDDBGY. B0Bf~0“3 water supply of Rhodes itself; so bad

was it apparent] that man '

- - . . c ses

_ S5 _\_1_Bi,L.1 P;-Olga, Boston; _ of lyphus havey already gccuiired

H. -nwlrvvr. -WW H0ml'Sl"f°» among the Italian trnnps with 15 l. Ball, I\cW21l"ki_ _(_ _ deaths. The finances oi the island » ll_- 3la“Ch€1» 1’__““£ »__1s_ ' have_been also taken in hand, the

100 (_' ,]{'f§‘,“S';3n' t‘O__' vfasqj Turkish system of taxation being mn. 10, 112: -`. lj. USB lt-___ ~\»m_;s_ tlnueil for the present unaltered with 91 Rlfhafd Ii-’“'°l`» OB U » ' f the exception oi 3 reduction of from

65 ' “_ _l_;I to__Tl_0 p'i1i_l" cent on agricultural pro- 43 _uce. e url-:ish customs "regime" 31 ,_ ,__ rie Umnt0_ _ls also continued, with its tax of 11 102 3 2 r(,u}r;r T0m,,m_ I/er_ cent., “ad valorem," on import.

' ‘ ' ' cd goods and 1 per cent. on exports.

The revenue for the year is calculat-

_ ed roughly at about $300,000. 'rn ' '. ‘_ - I pm _ _ lgrnvide for locul administration, Gen- i\)Ir'B'5J }1\]h°;_(I1“;"1,1_?;’_ i\{,il(]!_’lis___mn_ ,';smc,_uld eral Anlczlio. has appointed 46 syrldics

' ‘ ’ and two ntidirs, and instituted 12 sta-

tions o_f carabinieri with three lieuten-

» ~ if:'zinc.;."z‘i‘°:.;‘“;.;;:s.;'.::;c";;

Mrs' 5' hay' PO“nal° nationality in the population' 42 of

1025 Mrs. F. IC. Ward, hlallgatllck (love, them _me Greek d I T ;

Mis Helen Ward Naugatuck Love

an ollr urns.

flags, and not a few bearing n white

ic 5’s,_. 93 90 4 _ . M rtin, (‘lini\irid:c, Mass. _

H_“ MM,“,,,_m_ cgnlnbrmgm cross' on a blue ground, which repre-

Hewsnn Pura vmn, Tex 6.5 _\I__s_q_ ~ sented the claim of Rhodesfto be ult-

bonlls . . . . . . ...l02 100 W_ L_ llnrsr.-,_ 1-{n1ilsr_ umomous' The Greek and Jew q““|" one vs_ _ _,OT 104, W D(_w_ BmSs_ _ ters of the city were most animated.

~ ' The Turkish quarter silent and al-

, ill rr_r'n_ _ _ sri list 1 »_ .i. l. w' fill. Allet n. _

|,,_,,',,.,,_ §;1,,,?c;,,n_ H O "_\“Ft d¢S9f€0<_1~_dTI\ Suite of all reas-

ETOWN M~\Rl\F'l`S' .\lii»=s t‘_ lirellilllt, Murray Harbor. qlrmlcgs reset” um," the Italian "W ‘Nl I \‘ lnckson Miincton Authority’ the Turklsh population

‘I F5. . . . _ , . . .

v_nry _Wcdllesflsy and , ._ h H S k .»u _ holds aloof in_ sullen distrust. Five 's ' ll I( ' M' (imp Q ` nc H C hundred Tllrkish women have slread

“Y ‘SH °~ _ rx-, i ' lr si. .in _ ' _ Y _ 60 to f;1_ ,f, I`ve,__'_;;c';,"a:f, "vue ,,:0£(,ence_ abandoned the_ _ island and gone tg

“'50 to “'50 l.iD.H, ' nd Mrs. l\lcl`olilircy, Sydney. 'mil theft mmm” on the .ma.inland'

10 to H. and Mrs. Brookes, Worcester.

llotiitriea, 'Der bus.

Butter

Turnipa '

Pulte Hiil8l Ualfskins _ _, , Hay, per toa

Black Onts Fat cattle (per lice! ` 1_1. _V '

Beef (rilii\rt¢»l_»T '- ‘ ‘

Strawlinrries' (iv

nfl), 15 in 20 ,,.

Btl'aw-herixlss-tlbo

smiz

H. Wiigne, Waterbury, (funn. D. Harlow.

14 t" .rf it. ilclnnls, Hnlifnn

_22 in 24

D. McEwen, Morell. _ E. Pratt, St. Peters.

9¢010i MH* M“m“- V“ll""h°m' 't‘he members of the Young Turk

10}

REVERE.

J. W. I’artri<igc, Charlottetown;

while e\ery day more permissions to embark are demanded. Of the min, l00 have been allowed to depart, tn; 1 good many are still refused cl.ni=l-nt. lt was said that as soon as the port .vas declared open the great rnhjority /if the Tllrlrs wotild immediately leave.

"ommittee. to the number of nearly l0(_l, were all arrested and sent as prisoners to Italy in the first days of

G1 Ut 03 .Inhn lvlclqnnnn and wife, Sydney; the Italian occupation, while another

llfif 5 W 6 Miss In-Ile McKinnon, Sydney; 400 Ttireo-Cretnns, considered danger-

‘ tt" 18 (7. IC. McRae, Boston; -ills to the public peace, were trans-

" 12 I.. R. Thompson, St. John: ported to Asil Minor. Meanwhile

_ -._ _ '.. __

Hlllil

4”- ._

Flewclliniz, St. John;

-r

-"lf ._ 8 *O 1° w. _ S. lliylen, si. Jnlin;

.Ins A. McNeill, Siimmcrsille; 1) J Nicholson, Muntaglle.

some 20_ Italian refugees from Merel- na in Asia Minor landed in Rhodes and were welcomed by the Italian mlithorities

llVliS. IF. F. (‘olhu_rn, Csmbrldilei I The correspondent remarks that ow-

.f. F. McLeod, Ulgg;

ing to the lack of preconcerted plans

,. _

__ tilins. llirks, Murray Harbor; node, th t _,_ t ,th T k

_ VICTORIA' , . l""`°Y Alllsnni T°'U"t"? tlie svariioiii-eisigiiils lisa iiiflldiedl

c n .

Miss Helen Ross, New Iiondon;

- PURSUES ITB WNY.

ROME, .lilly 13 (Special)-The

Rhodes is rather scanty, and it ia only from Italian correspondents who have returned after a visit to the AEKGBH to Athens, and elsewhere,

_ _that a fuller description can be ob-

_talned of what la happening in the islands occupied by the .Italian lorces. .'l'\\° "M°¢mszero" publisher a long despatch from its correspondent in Athena containing an seems; of g visit to Rhodes that is not with

laml as triim|\illly_ pnrsuliur its gfllni nry lite and occupations The amatu-

:.. ~‘ "1

r ,` Ci *_ 5

l Gite ‘interest The writer describes tba ig.

_ l_,iti. .¢_.,_|=~.\:,.. _ _,.

' J. J Trainor Bedford; , tl h ta"

salem; . `» » h T _ _i,rea y, eac _ I an commander, np-

gnlcmy _ _ ¥a°l;1"t‘:)l;__-hN;]¢smnfY9“» patently, having-nude his own dispo-

sitions. Whlle the Kalmaksms and other officials of ‘Qyml and Ces are freely walking about the streets of Rhodes, all the authorities in other

‘~““‘ RHODES TRANQUILLY islands have been arrested and are in

prison. In onelnlsnd even the sani-

`l"' i 3>

E15? ‘I

:a~l,»-~. .'

'_f§§- itil

.,/ _4 _ __ _ l ' zse-riooesab.

il..-lt, I _

. \|_l

,I ilu iii* ii

VO IIIIIDKIE

ents.

..."1'bo llonilng Guardian can

obtained at U. A. Jolnmtolfl.

. ...~'n¢.1\|in1il_ns Daily Guardian can he obtained at H. J. llobon'a Drug

an Store. Bom-la. _

...°F. G. Jordan, Agent, will bi

glad to receive all aewl, advertlslnll and subscriptions in Bourls and vie- lnity. His office phono No. is 5.

___-

C. F. Worrell will receive at the Sea View Hotel, Souris. 0° wednesday and 'riiunday the 1701 and laingt 7*-l.5M2l

...mlirtin mKuinou. scent. will tw

glad to receive all news, advert-llitlv and subseriptloai in Montague and vicinity. His office Phone No. is 30-

...°Snbseribers should renew a Wee! or two before the time they havr paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all P89611 STG 'im'

continued prornntiy on expiry dew ~`

tary inspector, an Orthodox Greek. had been arrested and deported else- where, his family remaining in iZIl0l`- ance of his destination. A similar confusion seems to have reigned with mgnrd to thc disarmament of the ln- habitants. In some places it has been carried out thorouglily, and in others not at all. It »/is evident, however, that the general rule prevailing in the Italian occupation is to interfere with tue inhabitants or the islandsas lit- tle ss possible. ~'l‘he correspondent gives sn animat- ed account of n. visit paid to Kalim- nos by Admiral Viale. The admiral and his stan attended _a “Te Deum" in the Metropolitan Church, and after the ceremony listened to an address which had been »drawn up by the two chief island authorities. This address. after expressing gratification at the admiral’s visit,' continued, according to the “Mcssa.ggero,"’ i'n these words:

"Our desire, cherished for long cen-

turies past, has been to unite our- selves with our ‘great mother, Greece. Gratitude towards our Italian broth- ers does`not prevent us from reveal- ing our sentiments and even prompte its to declareour wishes and hgpes. We know that your mission aims only at _the liberty and not at the conquest of these lands. Ii our desire for union with Greece should, for political rea.- sons, not be capable of immediate re- alization, we none the less feel the llvelicst satisfaction at finding our- selves under the protection of our Ita- lian brothers. For this situation means at least for us the removal _ol the bsrbarous dominion which has made barren the fertile lands of Asia Minor, the fair Ionic shores, and the picturesque islands of the AEgean."

Admiral Viale gems to have ans-

wered a.ppropriateiy,: assuring the is- landers of bis sy pathy and promis- ing to make their wishes known in Rome. In spite of the diplomatic re- ticence of Italian admirals, and erc-n Roman newspapers, it is evident enough that any idea; ofa restitution to Turkey at the end of the war of the islands now occupied will have to be abandoned. Not that Italy at all con- templates thcir _.permanent occupa- tion. Though Italian newspapers find pleasure in recalling historical and légendary ties between _their country and the South Aegean,-there is'no ropular aspiration for dominion in those seas. On the other hand, the use ofthe islands for bartoring pur- poses in the negotiation of terms »-of, peace has in popular sentiment be- wme imllossihle. At the most, Italy could bring herself to hand over her conquests to the other European Pow- ers, and only than because she will feel the assurance that these Powers 'will recognize the same impossibility of restoring them to Turkish rule.

ENGINEER LOSES HIS LIFE. l

ST. JOHN, N. B., July 15-Word

reached the city late tonight of an accillcnt on the ~C. P. R. n\io1'c Grand Falk- by which \Villi.im Wrc s, the engineer of the southbound lrtlght train lost his life.

It seems that a landslide aiout

three miles the other side of Grand Falls, blocked the track :ind the lo- comntive of the freight struck ,a great plle of earth, and left the rails, toppling over on its side. Weeks, the engineer, was caught `\indé'r ‘the "cab

ig some manner, reeelving fearful in- i ries, from which he died about five o'clock. '

The car next to the locomitivn alan

left the track, hilt the remainder of the train remained intact. At the place where the accident occurred there was a large mud bank, and ‘lt is believed that the rain undermined it, causing it to slide ovur across the track. -f

~CATS-

im, -areal

mv _ ‘ ,= ,.innns'&1. -r‘sus_nx_,_

_-¢ ._-¥¢`...¢ _,,.-. ,

HISSEX, N. B., July 15- Etlwsld

M_cShsne. s farmer, and resident, oi Cedar Camp, situated ‘three miles above Waterford, met with an meld; ent* yesterday afternoon, which re» suited fatally. He was in the net oi showing some lrlmds his horses, and °l\-'enteritis the stable one 'ol -tin horses standing part wniy out °| U10 he sure it s cap with a

had 'ln his honda. The

with bot: feet striking in than maehsila wen bqm¢_';a;_id uqlical std

l _

“I was a' martyr

probably ifteen years

lm-ribly at times. I physicians and took

and I triid BWI!

being gland for. Hay hnlpedme. ie. ._» ~_'-_; -‘

_-nm, I h,.,,1._°f "Fruit-n-tiv_ea

decided to try them, and I all 1;? ll io s.i_y that this remedy cu 111° c0’!lx“¢;`.ee\:r;.sniT¢=f¢r frqm H3! 'l_’¢V°1’o _I wish to say-“Try Fruit.-a-tives _ 'l'_‘hhia medicine cured me when r;v°fY_°_ "_ treatment failed, and I believe it is a perfect cure for this dradfillfdisease-

. .. _ _

Ha’ Fewiiini. nsnlwxmrr.

The real cause of l-lay Fever is

poisoned blood, due_tatllefaii\\ya¢1ip\'|_ of the ~bOW¢ll.» kiimeys “ml °k"""

“Fruit-s-tives" cleans lh¢ N9°d~|’! regaining mwah, kidneys #Pd 'Unf- aud thus _relieves the excessive strain- on the nervous system. Try “Fruit-a-

m§fc.'a box. 6 for $2-5°. *fill 'lu' 25°' Al. all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

GilANDMO'l`lltRS' _

i listen sins rule

To Darkeri the flair and Re- __=*°r_¢ Gm _@\_n<i.F\_d=<l Hair lo df: Natural Color-i

rt is easier co~prmi»v9`tli¢ cnlnr nt' tln lnilr than tl, restore it, nleiinugu lt is possible to do both. Our grand- mothers understood the secret. They

glossy hair long after middle life was due to this fact. Our mothers have gray hairs before they are fifty, but they _are beginning to appreciate the wisdom oi our grandmothers in using following suit. “sage tea" for their hair and fast ‘ The present generation has the ad- vantage oi' the past. in that it can get aready-to-use preparation called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur \'HairRe»- mady. As s. scalp tonic and color re- storer this preparation is vastly superior to the ordinary “sage tea" made by our grandmothers.

The growth and beauty of the hair

depends on a healthy condition of the scalp. Weyth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy quickly kills the dand- rufl germs which rob the hair of its life, color and lustre, makes the scalp clean and healthy, gives the hair strength, color and beauty, and makes it grow.

Get a. 50 cent bottle from your

druggist today. Hs will give your money. back if you are not satisfied after a. fair trial. Special agent E. A. Foster, Sunnyside. '

deceased was 45 years o-f afze. and ii survived by s. widow and large fum-

ily. The funeral will take lilace on

Derrnitt officiating.

WASHINGTON, July 15--Tllc Pan-

ama Canal 'Bill, against which Grrat Britain has filed protest, was today taken up by the Senate. A reques

slderatlon of the Canal Bill. Several attempts to inject other business in- to the proceedings were made, bu consideration of the Panama' Hill

was insistedi upon;

-~- _ _ i

C _ H _ l _C _._

' 1.,/v:Al~_vu|'_|~AoRANDuNl~ '

_.1 r su i :N . - _ rfyglfi °l"i,“.’.‘li{)f_li°n;.. 5 P-C'

- nr Yay Off Mortensen _

tinvalé stil very low price wiili or without _é`rop._ There is on the pre misesa large house with 9 rooms, water in stable for particulars address

‘ N. L. NICHOLSON,

7-i3Mmw_i`E|\!l6ind _ _Nlqnragtie

Vl;;B0l1onl V

'l 'f-if. 'e .'~-iz.-7 1

9" so

l§ll<i\1¢!.S

_ _. i-~< _» '#1 I7 " .

V ' bottom) equipped

t 'tl-lf. ~e.<.__' -_ . l "'e

with a_-5 H. P. makes

_,_ _Special design 22 foot

a. most desirable lam-

‘ 1~'2il»f;-‘\ - ` -'- ily launch. Pri c l ‘ wil.” lj '_ f _ compl_et_e.$265.oo.~ »

li.

if 9"

nl - _'».. ‘ . _

le’

r9o_z_to rgog over

€‘.*' ,,'2.r._*" _ i -i

in operation

‘ss salt inlmli.

_y _.__ ., ._ . . .__ _' . /.<i. ‘lf on fi' `> _ ~ - - _-~ ,.l', _~

4 r’-2 times boiirf .intelres

U 1_2 ,¢ as at

-it-2 “ v“ ii'ri.i will redeem all hgsdtbe-

_ _ 1 _ . _ ._ fs

, »,, .,. .

-f 1,6' ns.

lu m_dlti.awl\} Iondene Ent-..-

,_ - i-1-I _ . _~_.

Carriage Filcforiesliniiléil 5 ¢i_"|lilllil8* " 1 --a very *Attractive Investment

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