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' AUTUMN EXCURSIONS

- i UBABLOTTETOWN T0 BCSTON

‘ilostonond return _ ...stub t'i'.§l.1.‘Z.‘l..'.‘;‘i‘i.'°é`.§"€;.'.;.'i.<.';ini"iii' 52'?

;tin\ainz until 5cl.oher lltn, iiicl'usi\'e. Ex- cursion tie§et.s will be sold at above rates zolgciiaigrlioo lllgiitzrf ltlsisgsi lrl:“.?ohn at ‘YN a.m. iilondsys. Wegneadays' und Fri “ii"°:i."‘.°°".:".“. °°i'z°i ..._ ._ .W

I ou - e es . o _

p.m)a°&`uetsda.;a, and Saturdays for Bos'

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"il iw _ _

(gr tlckeltl. lltelruliuze and anfolgnizaéion

ii neu ic e agen . age

glignlreii through to destination.

__ L. B Thom ao 'l1.,I‘.£ PA

_ _ ~' wat.u.'L§:il:.°1Anii¢

' B* John. N. B.

l _Charlottetown Steam Navijatlon Cn

GJ _ Limited. h ,M

menelng Monday tba 2'lt o ay the

P Steamer "§orthumher|and"

leaveltlharlottet wn tor _Piciou,N S.. at l.»ociock a. m.. leaving Pictou on return ' a I0 _ in. nllqtiiitnectlwons made at Pictou for all lmhats In Nova Scotia.

. Steamer "Empress

w el Sumnierside for Pointdu Cheiis.

.`§.,ii.bout 10 q’clock s. m.. leavin2Polni

dutlhene on return about l.3o p. m., con

ting with express trains for Chariot

all' vu and 'l‘i`guish. l_`onn_ectlons made at Saint du Vheiée for all points in l‘snada

and the United tlaewi WAKEFORDI

' Manager.

Uliarlottetown. P. E. lslnngérd M”

§5lJRlS, P.E. Island and MAGDALEN ISLAND

gsfrniii-snir snivicr

'i‘heA .l.Steam ship “LADY BYBIL. will leave the Railway wharf. P_ictou_ every Monday and ’l‘hursdu>' uioriiins' on lrrlvialof the Express from lliiliiux. for the Magdalen islands. calling at ziouris, 1*. E, Lgnlngzaiid returning.

F t' l l t Wm Robe lonoélliliinltxlgziiiiipgtyHiilliiax, Chas <4/ lv s,A ent. at Picton, Miiltiiew it lllc Leia, .fgents at Houris or Win. Mcl.ur

Mananer and Owner.

Rlctou, April 22ml. 1912-

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l *ron co|_oNu|. uni

The only independent line between New England& New Vork,ofl`ers an IMPROVED PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN

Boston & New York

VIA RAIL AND BOAT ONE ROUND $2.50 W" | TR", $4.80 WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS Fast and elegant propeller slcaniers.

“Concord"and“ Lexington"

ln Commission.

We csierto llie exacting demands _

ofa particular people, who require _a clean cut service with tidy siste- rooms .lull modern appointments. I Ticket Office..

256 Washington St. Boston `

E.Ritchie New England Pala Agent `

l-25Mt'uivr `

_gwHlTEAd_ esranf / DOMINION ;_.iRnsi SifiMiRS._ “ r_lNii1.~. '

MONTREAL-QUEBEC LIVERPOOL

-lAlLlN0sverySA TURDA YS ly the “lAURlIfl`lC" AND “MEGAN'l'lC" """‘..'1;“.t "°s.::.'.°:.:"i.".i.'.".°.:.‘:.:'~:l°' "‘ ‘2TEUTONlC" & "CANADA'.'

» o.. class in-his un su -.4 lu '|'&J¢l¢~»|sea|n1harll\al'|`me|aaadle_ssab

Till ST. LAWRENCE IS Tll IHOITIST BOUT! T0 IIUKOPI ONLY 4 DAYS AT SIA

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_ ' SIEAMSIIII' IINERS

[mm London Btsilmar From lllilllall

--- Durango Sept. l7th August Zlllth Kanawha “ i592 Sept. ltlth Shenandoah Oct sth sépt_21nd iloppsnsnnook oct. imii

Irgm Liverpool Steamer From Halifax ssiiji. our 'rss-soo sem en h Bent. 2lst Almeriana Oct. llth

Tile above ateamers have ia limited ae-

eommodation for saloon passengers. Passengers and Fi-aight Agents lor th o

Allan Lino Steamship' Ou. at Hslilax.

rosruiss wrrnv aoo., urn. '

Halifax N.B. Alanis

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siioutn use _ 'rim |cnAi=MAN

Loose Leaf Note Boolra

fe have them in all sizes onli _ or all kinds of work- ‘ ' _

ellis Collegiate Science 'f ' _Net'a£_oek~ _

Chemistry. Pla ales, Bot-

nyl 'Z `\l°lY» M’ _ _o_,.,¢i.,,i_’_<l:.1e¢sai<:i¢¢e.‘»i»o‘s% iia¢d_by_aIl_sr critics ’£liystron .and neat 3 _exfra eij_ssnpplied.Price j.L_oniy 3o:_ ',ea_cl;. Extra fill- - tis for _rzcents per set.

Seethem at

_Carler’s Book Store

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DUBLIN._S0pt. 13-William H. K.

Redmond, M. P., for Clare East,nud bl'0tl1€!` 01 John E. Redmond, the Irish nationalist leader left for Am- erica on the steamer Bsltic.todny. Mr. Redmond -is accompanied by his wife. He will attend the United Irish league convention at Philadelphia. September 23 and will deliver speech- es,at New York, Boston, Atlantic City, Portland, Chicago, Washington, Brooklyn and Montreal; He will leave on his return. to this country Octo- ber 10. ‘. '

ouiiiniiri Fllrlllshll by I. St

WHERE 'l‘HERE'B DRINK, Write it

'I‘HERE'S DANGER. '_Blottin'C 0\lf»

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my Fiasoss in. Willard.) 8° it °°“ bs

- ‘Whore thsre’a

danger."

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Travel the Royal Way Thr shoneisi way io London -and by lon( odds rhr nam. A delishilul ihiri-

iia_v.~ on the Si. Iawirncr a ation or-rin voyage-~ttlen

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H;-[,|[g1 " Royal Edvranl and K. M. S.

Royal Genus a rc remrd fioldelv. Both have Mal- ‘ vuni wireless. 'l`l\¢'|||w»taiik r-emilmliiig ryiirm. dren sea ielcphoiirf. 'iiiri`ii¢u-i-it iype

oliuihiiic cuginei.

liouklcllrcr. P..\foo|ic1.

Grllrtzll Akrlll. Halifax.

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AUTUMN EXCURSIONS

For further information n li

°“i`iiii§il§

IAND OTHER STEAMSHlPS

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FROM QUEBEC Eli/[PRESS UF |REl.A\lD__ .Ucl.4'l\ i l<IMl"RESS Ol’ BRI l`AlN.. Sep. zo.\i

LAKE CllA!\ll‘l. \lN... _ .Sep. 26th L.'\l~Il‘I l\lAl\l l`()Bl\.. Ort. inlli

For Rates. Resor\':itions,l’lnns.Liter* iiture, Tickets. Etc, Etc, apply to

W. B. IIOWAJR2, Qgneral Agent, Sl..

u n. i _ B. J. K. BOSS. L l t O. P. R. Opera House o|§i‘iildiiia¢l.1Oh'town

rlton i~ioNr|il:i\L _ *

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and menus of Murray Hin-iidr who "Used °“tlf¢_1>' Of l“S¢i0\\S HHS. Senna

and nroinatics it cannot be lin;-mtiil,

' s' hospitabl e t rt ln d If C - _ " v`;n“0n__ Y n e n e ire nn besides they dearly love its delicious

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Write it on the echoolboy's slate.

write it on the_.churchyard'_»_x_nouu_d_.

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Write lt lor all paseers by `

Write it on the workhouse gate, - `

Write it on the shlps___that sail, Boriwalong by storln ‘sud ale;

* _‘ Write it in._th_s__copy-book ~ _ _ ~- ~ ~ ~

sTE.AMs'." _s,A"‘|NGs` 'rust' the youogginsyon it __1po_k; gf~;t,°.;>1i:,,=,§“‘,;‘f,‘:, _i,':,,f,°ft°'° mg"

i _ ‘__ i 'Where there’ll drlnki, t.here’s danger-' ‘WlI9il§f;tllere’s drink: tliere‘s`danger_.’

lover' every gate, _ l

Where the rum-slain dead ars__Iouncl. sm ‘q‘_9lfh“"°h “dl “U5 °f 5l'f“°» write it on ui snows ni ii ._ ° ""1 “Pm °‘ °"°" "““°»

ln the laws ot svery land, _ _

._______..._..____s. _._._..-...-.-.._._ H.. _ ..__.L--.A-_----_-..-__».___-_.`__....._.

o w. M.s._ MEETING.

____ _

the Methodist Church, Murray Har-

usiness was carrie on - ports were oi a most encouraging

DP P D GY m0

cessary it is to acquire knowledge to nwiiken missionary interest This

Mrs Brow Ver e

consecration service led by Miss

to a close. .

At 8 o’clock s, public meeting was

good work the W. M. S. is doing. He said live years ago the Convention met in this church. The erowing in< tcrest in the work may be se by the lnct; that the increase in fund? has Brown were pleasing features of thc

evening. Mrs. S. Howard, Qtckville, was Dresent and read xi rail! on I-Icning, Missionary exercisesgby the

of a police captain by "politicians and others" for promotion to the ol- fice of inspector, nccording to the testimony given by Police Commiss- ioner Wnldo todny.

The commissioner was not asked

while on the stand who the captain was or as to the identity of “thc politicians and others,” but tonight Emory. R. Buckner, counsel for the committee, sent a letter to Mr. Wnlddrequesting him to produce the affidavit, "as wellas all other in-

subjcct _

This statement! created it stir

among the audience, and resulted, al- ter Mr. Waldo had left the stand, in s request that he make public the name ol the police captain who had made the alflduvit. Mr. Waldo said the. committee could have the affi- davit. if they wanted lt, adding that the committee would bc privileged to make it public.

The hearing was adjourned until

Wednesday next. when Commissioner

o ll he n '

ing the past twelve years was pre sented by County Warden H. A. Ar chihnld and county councillors, with an address, together with a silver tea service. The function was called to mark the occasion oi Mr. and Mrs. Mntheson's departure for western Canada. Mr. Matheson mndc nn ln- teresting revlyv-expressing his Yegfei in parting with his associates, friends ond clientele, and pnrticiilar- ly the members ol the council and the

buy buy your new lull hat. Do_ you want, tg buy yours at the heat place, from the largest assortment in the city? Then don't buy till von see our stock. Prowse Bros., Ltd. 9-l0Mtl. 1

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Your hand prom

will nail '

formation you may have upon that _

" ‘ in is

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l lool=;¢_¢~vlosi§s‘m¢ii~f_ ' _3 r _ ‘Q 1 ‘-_ 1. _' ,_

~ _ chespmeal-It's just as goo.-i _

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.ions Moriwrr Pnnslonur.

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_ THREE nivnns Quo. sept. 12'-

. M. S. G ti ' '

loirhtiliealillllilig-lottZlow'n Distrigdlgviiiletiz The r°°°1“ti°' p““°d lt um cmsmg

- ' ~ session of the Canadian Federation

of Lab this d th

_ or morning inclu e e

23; 328 i;*;fl'8d5fv';£h defftioggi” _ roiiowiog:-A decision io pinviisii sn ercises led ‘by Mrs Richard Johnson. omcml °rga"; a petmo" t° the D0' Mrs_ Waller; didtrict Grgauizer’ than minion government to restrict the took the chain The usual rouime hours of labor for young girls to fif-

__,f V Z D' _ ' .d - _ All re ty-live hours n week. Tho following

ollicers were electedz-

`1`/

A " . _ A' President-.Ioii M ii ri

_*H5 t_1tiidit‘th is “,°“'

` A ~ gy :iixillriiiriesn Zcelrcleisnlind alll Blinds V1°e`P"e°id°“t_"e°rg° V' Pepmr'

-»_ n with a togal membexjship of 798' Secretary-Treasurer-G. Mercure. _

The amount raised for the Year en» Enecutwe Comn“ttee_`c' A` Lat' "““-- insna""

..___...__l___ ding May 1912' was 51_763_25_ 001°. Edllafd Pepin and the Dfllvers. ,;l";miiiEg|l||||i1lll|` _ _ _, _ __ At th anem 0 “ion d V tional- The choice of next years meeting - -

‘ I - _ ° ° “ 5° __ ° ° _ place was left to the executive o m rf 1 l low uct cash rice is but $l8.00. ’

A _ _ lnnd, York, and read by Miss Laura , ,

. West, on “the ,use of literature _in _

Direct Roule to Boston .v.i{iciiI'i§£ell»§i.k ivraiiiiisxfzliietiigif will Tongue is 'amiga

Charlottetown to Boston .incl return was followed by an excellent paper by f `¢\’_0ll» llflfllilc and fcvcrllill FARli$i3 oo. Good for thirty days MW L0l1g_on "Christian Stew- || “mum wasthclogged

from date of Samng_ urdship. An interesting discussion bowel' _

_ followed the reading of this paper. '

PP _` ._ n, non Rlv r, .sang ii _

to solo in her usual charming maiiner.A N0 mane" what ails 5'0"” Chlmv H

gentle, thorough liixntive physic

._ T white brought the aitemooyi session should alwhys li, the first treatment

o _ '_ iveii.

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If your child isn't feeling well; rest-

' Agent Cl"T9W“ held. The pastor Rev. Mr. .lowest lm "i°e‘y‘ eating. ’°*"“”‘Y P“d “°"

__ __ __ ____ li occupied the chair He spoke of the ing illrturslly. it is ii sure sign that

‘ - ' _ . i 's l e s omnch, liver and 30 feet

of bowels are filled with foul, con- Sl1iDBl€d WHSUB matter and need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once.

When! cross, irritable, feverish,

stomach sour, breath had or your little one has stomach-ache,`diart~

sive a spoonlul ol Syrup’b`l Figs and in a few hours all the `El5gged up

llg taste.

$15,000 ASKED Fon. M°*h"B_ Sl1°“"‘ f1\“/“YH keen Syrup

_.__ 0f_ Figs handy- lt is the only stoni-

Nnw YORK, september 13-'rin “°"» '“'°" and ""“’°1 Cleanser and re-

___ ‘ __ _ww ___ sum of $15,000 was the price asked gulator needed-li little given todny

will save ri sick child tomorrow.

Full directions for children of all

ages' and for grown-ups, plainly printed on the package. " ‘

Ask your di-uggists lor the full

11flme.' Syrup of Figs and Elixir oi Henna,” prepared by the California FlgrSyrup (_‘o. This is thc delicious tasting, gentithc old rolixlblc. Refuse anything else offered. 'l

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_ /____ _ HIILBRUUKS

_ W ld wi resume t sta d. `

Manufactured by the Rock City u --_---- woRcEsT_ERsH|RE

Tobacco Co, Quebec isvnnunss crriznns FAREWELL _S

H _ iuvsinivnss; s t. 12-1. t _ _ ~ _ A _ ~ i

F' N int! at thc town liiill JoseDhasD.el\"l:- ` ` n' In Qing” St' ‘-' ' -f Ire nsurance thesoii. LL. B., ol Port Hood, who, gf" w _ _ _ L57 _ /'

For rates in the P E. Island Mutus |135 been 90llcit0"'f0T f-bl” county dm' " » i‘ ' U ' V

_ , F B im _ _ _ t-_-eg ==_-=-1 _ -e i-ggnv L euun arm u , _ ak I _ _ ‘_ -_

Nearly every disease known to

mankind is caused by an impure con-. diiion of the blood and to make the blood rich, pure and red you should use Mac's Blood Fond, A box 501:. Tho 'l‘wo'Mncs. 9~13M3i. »

The lslarill-_" i

_ H_-iw_is your horse look- ing? Ia his, coat alicl: and glossy? ls he full of lif'e_and ' action? _Or is his hair stiff. ind ` dirty looking? la he movl ' low naltred fashion? De his c

_ _'I1' "hiv _ il coalition' ‘ ~ l vin

will “up i|f__<1,i§,¢lian ios_ ._ I it cl r__Ih¢ .eyq.__ glvb »

' iaeil mi get a _i;,.|l

ll it vi ’ r _ _

£3' .‘I.3iZi'......~ °‘Z.°."flli£fi‘.il.i‘T

~ V for cattle, sheep and' liege- ‘ _ 25c_a_p|_r_Qe_;

_ ~ __ ,‘Wh_Br,sf‘thare's drink, thsre's danger."

‘Where there’s drink, there's danger.” I',' - ~_-Selected.,

_ _ he l, ai-id.Iightnsaa... .5

UW". fllll oi cold,'tongue coa.ted;,;¢

Elise

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season,

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_ » _ cil1acloth,a really comfortable of‘I,ol0 Cloth Coats in a _

coat. One that is making a big'

exercises were led by Mrs Jewett A mln” 0 ‘ P a er re ered Mrs West r-

l ldllllll’ _Coal .$8.20

A very stylish coat made in

brown, gray and fawn, made with large reversible lapels, wide turn up reversible collar cuffs on sleeve, 52 inches long an excellent good value for

$3.20.

Another Special

$12.50 D

_ Another very strong leader is made in the new mixed tweed effect, wide shawl col- lar, reversible cloth very

stylish, price only ‘|250

A A splendid' quality in Clim-

‘ hit in all thelarge cities. It is

` of ii make and style usually

found in the $22.00 coats. Our aesigus at nina) __’23_S0__

Coats

Our showinghthls season comprises the latestvproduced _

on the Continent and is_ea`sily the 'best display shown for

many years in the City; - » ~

The styles are‘en'tirely' difle're`nt"‘to those shown llist i _

_it:~\_vlll»be impossible. for you toget __ _

ua demonstrate this to you. T

d we will deem its

I ’ ll ' '.‘_‘ _

showing the new c'oats,they

sofexclusiveaud so stylish ` ' ‘ A

l Worth _.$22.00 lor $l8.00f :Polo Cloth Coats _

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if 1 if l ,

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s . - - »' 31 .

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'Some Low Pricld~_

A _ Coats

(Then there is the low pric-

ed coats, made for us in the

Old Country and selling from 54,25 to $6.50- We have some

splendid values, good style _

too for $4.25, $5,oo, $5.50 and _ ssso. ”

made in the seasons new__esg\

We have a very large linen ; ;

._ _'

llirge variety of patterns ~-

and $26 00. _ __ \' _*‘

Ladies Tailoring

We have recently opened

up this department, -and~»is=f f

meeting with unqualified

success. These suits are made A

right here on the premises' I

by our own tnilors, We guar-

antee tlie work and fit, and

will cheerfully 'refund the

money when necessary. Give _ _

this dept. n trial.

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bands, solos by Miss Rrowsednd Mrs waste, undigested i'ood and sour bile

i "Missionary influence in' Chinn" will gently move on'and out of its _ _ _

been $ss7.e5. A recitation by Mis. little 'bowels without imposes, grip- _ . `

whiclrwas clearly illustrated by ini! 0|' WBBKMBB. and Y0\\`WiU SUFBIY '

chart and >_ This w _ 119-Ve a well, ha ' t U

mst as greatly Dvy and smiling child _

enioyed by the large audience that “Fam Shortly- `

coinpleielytilled the church. A hearty _ with SYFUP Of Figs YOU BFG HOL

_.OLE 0, thanks was tendered to thc‘ drugging your children, being com- t 7

_ coa .

Don‘t put oil _ getting your

gvercoat. Call in today and look ,ver the new styles, the splendid fabrics and notice some samples of our tailoring.

Our coat makers are classed

among the best in the Province. Many ofthe best dressed men in the city.and_ piovince come hére for their clothes. ,_ Tliere's a dis- tinctlve ' style, 'elegant Et and smsrtncss to ‘ our ’tailoriug that appeals to the menwlio want the best---and wear the best._

llisiinciive

r Styles

The new fall styles are splen-

did. T_here's a good range---a different style for every taste and the variety of fabrics make them one of the best displays we have ever shown. _

Call in today and pick out

your atéle _of coat., See the fab- rim. _ et our prices. \

Joni iieisidofco

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civic officials oi the county. ° ‘ ' ‘Fi

SYW);?'l'sLA):Dc::(?ll)llA¥li'll)|:?n. “There is only one best. place to

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Let “us Attend toe Your

_ Plumbing Trouble v

_ . We have a large stall of expert plumberslé- ~.

‘ make a specialty of their work and know that we

- c_a;_i`_givc._you best Rossiiile service. -. _'_ ~

it _ii'rs_t~class"equipment._ modern methods

` _ed-__wgrl_;i;x3;n_niake for -_satisfaction-‘when Yi' _ ' Q_f<>'o'_9ll_17__w°rk-' ' ‘ _ -

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7` ' #Denis wiiit for _ " ` rdiyou"se`e_to the proper.

lPrvbérBl

f 4 taitzon tliezwurk now,_today

‘* flionfe' is well ‘protected from

Cal or phone 263

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to come be-' your ho_m_e._ thi! your .` winds and

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_ I Oanual

Tender

Rogers Bridqe. Dunk River

Department of Public Works._

_§harlomotown.Sept. li._ igia

Sealed tenders will be recelvedat

this office until noon on V ~ Wednesday. September l8lIi.

' l9l2. ,

from anyperson or personswllllng to contract _ for the supplying and delivering at Rogers Bridge, Dunk River, near Freetown two hundred (2oo)ions of hard lime stone, stone to be broken small enough to go through n three inch ring.

The Department does not hind

itself to accept the .lowest or any tender. -~

Tenders to he addressed inthe

undersigned ' and _ _ ni a r k e d “Tenders”_ for~ :lingers Bridge. Dunk River. Q, " »

L. iroim,i,AN

Secretary of ublic Works

9-14 M2i.E3i.

ROCKY I' ll_0A1‘_ ;f_

0 Change of Time.

nmmeno M d . llth d till'.f::."‘.i:iKgil‘i'i°..il'§.ii‘li.5‘fr!%° _°llJ_winz urs. iz. Leave 0h’town

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