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~ 'A ' -ln ousma at w._a.

' ,I S ...You would do well to buy your C0 f-i““l°\'l fl'0lD 8 1

spring footwear now and save 20 to ` I' * ' " " ` ' " ' "

J. P. Crockett & Co., Montague

__ _i P PE' )_____. will give Canada money to burn, but

'- -------Q-- 25 per cent. All good selling lines. the nr, will ,,130 mngnm, cmd;-,

sweet and powerful independence, hex

9*. by um Pt°vm°°° Nunn” 'uacunu' or Cu-dum' B” 2-4dI'2L national integrity. those traditions

“dv” hom' 'Nm Bwwn' Mt" *_* of British connection which have

be wal the guest of his only brother,

train. ‘

suits are included. J P Crockett &

-1- W. J. Mlclfelll. returning home by Co., Montague. l I 2-4dr2l.

has returned home after spend- -~-- ___w h be m ~ - a'week at her iincle’s. W- Mu’ ...A correspoiidl-nt from Alberto!! whi¢ee¢§,t?;,_a;?5 ll; evidgfengaglégrclyfl _, the guest of Miss Marie Mac- writes:--The first trot of the' season gwd and hea_,.y_ Rezulan 13% Bale . Searletown. was held ou the Murray River ice on price, 9c_ Send for _ sampm _,_P_

the 24th inst Prowse's mare won

A ’ ' C ktt&C.,Mt .-d'. »_...Word has been received of the first place and A. Reynold's horse me e 0 __°f ag” 24 '21

- th wt William Wizhtmao. of noone. Hooking pni-tion are the or- ms 1 m,.d 1 _ ld. . d I- Wu' killed °“ an gud _°‘ '-191' ‘lf the ‘U7 md Young 'mfr md chlldlg-iI's lunllzrllsarn acturoutl- l:K\ial1;r

yat Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Bn- enjoying many outings. Richard p,.ic¢s_ but think we an giving 25

|j__.- .I was the only son of the late Campbell of Maidstom is spending t_ H d , d~ ,_ “I _ l‘ll"WiZl\fI11l-li. for twentrvighi the winter months at his home in _l;?r1;f:_enCro(;ke,;lr&“g(3g_l:rM;ft‘;';“u°_ °

__ postmaster of that town. Left ff _dnt father or mother at the _age .» . waive years he was sent to school

i Narrows Creek. shortly after- » ds foundemployment at the Fore '- Works, Quincy, Mass., later re- vsd and accepted a position in a

'- ch he filled with acceptance, until

accident which caused his death.

»- him life was not sll_play and sun- 'e. He was_cast" upon the world ` an early age _to battle for a liv- i . Modest and renting disposi-

Qn, steady and indiistriolls habits, _ earned the confidence of his em- - oyers and at the early are of twrn-

gone yearn passed through this

ting show to the great beyond. ‘.- e path of virtue and that path alone leads to the land where sorrow is unknown." *

A _

Alliston. Herbert Campbell was s reel-lit visitor at Grecl' s River. Rod- erick ilexennle has r I orrii from au extclidrd visit to the lLu\L2<l Still-CB and other pluccs. Miss-Myrtle Mc- Kinnon of Sturgeon is visiting at the home of W. B. Hic'&en's, thc genial

- I K' CQ*-lbu!l\m°l1l7 ill Pi*-fsbiifg. postmaster and merchant. Thomas

_Carver has completed puttin! GOWH mn pump to o depth of one hundred liiiil fourteen feet.

IIOIIIIR WANTS $6000

FOR IIUGS OF FRIEIID

ST, LOL'I.~l, Feb 2-ln pantomine on the \\-itiiesc stand in the Cif¢\iif~ Court Mrs. Minnie Lampe showed Judge Fisher liow tight Henry Vog- clsz-.ng hugged her. She did not em- brace the judge, but she hugged her- self, locking her ariiis across her bos-

d 'ndicatin by pressure the

om an 1 E _ ll nomic force of a hug that is worth

Q5 .f»~ioil\l, the amount for which she is

*is

suing Vogclssng.

"A week after Vclegsang’s wife

.lied he come to my home, saying that he vrnnted to see me about the

! .‘ '_ mortgage," she said. _ A,Z\ -yy “He hugged rue like this, and he

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No trouble with Sunlight Soap. .iustilolfow the directions. on the wrapper and Sunlight doe" til rest. Costsllttle-docs;n~_-:._= »- never lnluree hands of cln-flu... .

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"Klaga Green f`»1'npcs and Florida

Grape Fruit at Beer and

We are oilai-loo A Fur l l»-.ed Cost

Fm- L.¢`,5-,at ;5;;_<i0, f~y\_._-,y -~'er.- wire netting and stucco, which ar

priced $75 00. so §.'rv_=_ ‘ee th.-

r.‘ouldn’t let go. He said he was go- ing to do that every time hc called on me. I sued him because of tho mental worry which I had when I thought of an old friend doing any- thing like that."

2 ` . .' s ` v ( for the Exhibition).

om: rocks built out of wood-work

really a triumph oi architecture,

2-4d'rZi.

...Our customers certainly took ad-

vantage of the discounts in our dress goods department. There is plenty to choose from yet. It will pay you to buy your dress goods now. J. P. Crockett & Co., Montague. 2-4dr2i.

...Boys’ fleeced underwear at 20 and 280., men's dneped underwear at 42c.,` men's all-wool underwear at 75c. We want to clear them all out, that/s why we offer these prices. J. P. Crockett & Co., Montague. 2-4dr2i.

...You will soon want lace curtains and curtain muslins. Why not buy,

you can make a big saving; also laces and embroideries at a big sa- ving. J. P. Crockett & Co., Mon- tague. 2-4dr2i.

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...J. P. Crockett & Co., Montague,

will continue their great discount sale yor two weeks. If you have not taken advantage of this sale it will pay you to do so within the next two weeks. Only, two men's fur coats left-$25.00, for $17.50 and $22.50, for ls15.so. This in your ~oppoi~¢unity. J. lr. Crockett as cn.. Montaguor 2-4ilr2l

them now at our discount sale, when(

lei. Lot 64. spcnlllngfa week with his own famllii ...Have a look gg our hai". d _ ~ . __ .

Fader with some he seams by mu went oi P. E. i. mn., mm_ 35 to 3, 1_3 ¢m°f_';t bmi the SOUP” 01 her-vimisth. her. tipped the scales to his old home in Searletown where 01| ragilar prices. Heirs and boys'

commercial and financial freedom and her opportunities for organic union With the Empire.

“Imperial union is now a fer od

event. The only hope is_ that smaller -individuals, conflicting commercial industrial and agricultural .interests in the States, would prevent the larger political design and stop the ratification of the agreement.

"The agreement .will eventually

mean that the Canadians have lost their grip of their own independence. Under this agreement the United States seeks control of the great Do- minion."

Sir Gilbert also referred to the

strong opposition by .Sir John A. Macdonald and Edward Blake some twenty years ago to commercial un- ion with the United States, because ,that would mean political union.

Lord Strathcona says that the ar-

rangement seems to 'be amutual one. "Neither country can reap any hens- fit at the expense of the other," he said. - ____-.~> 5 ~\\ ...__

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straight ahead and right on a level with your eyes, and observe the poise of the chin. Walking about your room with a hook balancing it- self steadily on your head is good ractice When the chin is held u

mm. gas and water i S’ mlm. in tendency t_o n double chin. Letting iis hotels. Issuing agvgertiscmenti tg the chin, “nk tends t° 'make the get nil urn world me English version oi °f U" JB" l‘°‘d'1°°ki“S» and *iw which is mgretwbly inconiacw’ r,m_ muscles of the mouth _and cheeks to ning a newspaper, doing up the.Baths`\ Bag- _ oi Diocletian and The Castel S. An- B7 “.0 means “Ie 1°“€t_ "”p°""a“t mo lawn new rmlwa tracks an effect of a well-poised chin and head

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` ROME NOT REBUILT IN' A DAY. P p

fl * rm -Rom d t f Th properly, the chest is naturally rais-

- Tablzt giw; sliorilnetsezlargiltienng sutlinmary :vdl;of:°c3‘r‘;§lg‘;°";ng:|;xd b"°k and um

. ' .i th _h l_ h' h tall' l ‘

gln thi, (i;3;:,.::l are mg p ace Adhabitvof keeping the chin up also

Home is paving its streets, laying Wa’ 5 05 the °“°"°“°hm°“t “I 5

5 .

erect is that one breathes better,

There are homes building to ac- and takes I” deep" dmughta °f ah"-

tolnmodate 10,000 families, four en- ‘ormous new 1*/iinistriesy :zoological REDNES8 OF NOSE IN WINTER'

gardens with wonderful and ingeni- """'

There is no minor affliction more

é trying to the girl who has it than if redness of the nose. The undesirable

value you are |1e'.t.liill W.. invinclinsincere, and some say hardly in degree 0' °°l°" mal' have 1°" 0| 9"'

comparison with .irhv-r - .'c~ .- wa want you to _ltid-;=i. 2.- .‘ .lf-= maka your deoifl in ~ ~~»- ~- »_~.~>,-2

_keeping with the Villn. Borghese i 'which the gardens are placed.

no doubt tho’ "foil i 1: -'.~1'= -.nr ~.-:ith ircolnctricsl___up-to-date iiowe

bmbll I1Umf‘/Fir Ofoifff ‘ wi ~ -i 1*' lheds. 'fhe Palace of Justice is almost _ ' fcrlos you f‘i~ ui1h1f<1r~f<~ il*iGf=S~- complete, inn Pslnmto ai Venezia in “ig ‘1 "U *°° ff°<1“f“*1Y “Hd W0

Prowse Bros Ltd. l 3 i citf.

All sheetlni,'_\,~ pliloi'-' cottons- will bn hsmmrfri free ot we great Wlntar White Sale.-MooreQ Mo- Laodij , ‘ 2-4d3l.

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THE "Alfld.Ti¥)N LAP lltc ncwe-_vi flung in winter hesdvvear for ladies. -If is ii handsome woollzn cap, knit loosely of soft light weiglii yarn. This prefiy caps can be supplied here in any colour required ai a very short notice. I‘r`ce I 5C

Moore Q. l\'I.cI.eml. 2-- 563:

"Nothing gives silcll good protef:

tion from a cold chill as a neat fit- ting chainois vest or chest protector. We have a hrie lot in stock, perfect Iftting and strongly, neatly made. In msn's and women's sizes. Prices at $1.75 up. The Two Macs. 149 (lt. Glo. St. drtf.

I _- 4,.

We are offering you a wide

sarirsof b:li°gnlfi_sl.i rowelllnqs- for example I4 lnoh Glass Towel- llng at.6 oonts por yd.- iloore Q McLeod. 2-firiill.

.._.... "Bos the Colour Berf.¢ennt's Horse

save the Union Jack at the i’co1»le's Theatre tonight. The greatest pic- -ture for months. 2-Gdli.

A great showing of now SWlSS

EMBROIDEFHES is ready for you on tho first Hcor at the great. Win- ter White Sale These emlzzoicie ries are freshly in from Switrsr- land. They aro not to be soon lf. any other store-tho samples are not shown to anyothor establish mont-and they are bought direct from the makers In Switzerland. That is the reason why _we orc giving you better einbroiderlos at lower prices than any other houlb-Moore 0 Mcboad. 2-4d3l

"We have a factory-fresh _stock of

New Williams and New Ideal sewing machines which we sro offering at lowprfces. _We will take old mach- ines in exchange. pay freight to your station, refund money if dissatisfied and allow liberal terms for payment.

almost destroyed, except the wes wing, which it is hoped will be pre served. '

Aioniinicnt v-'fll l'~ completed, it i-

trnnaported to :ue spot to form the L\q_urstrian statue.

There are three new bridges build-

ing, new gasworks, a. new stadium, and a passegzlata. nrchaeologica, a lioulevnrd about 200 yards wide stretching from the Palatine to the llaths mt Carncalla. All classes of fm iloyecs railwaymen, tramvmymen, »'ost."n.=n_ fhunicipal servants, are hav- 'ig' special 1odging~hoilses built to ao- " uri 'ioiliitfi them.

I1: "_- is hciomiiir l~~a:s Rome every

:hiya the iriu-_rig -.ind when all Lbis is finished l..l.iere will belittle left of old Home but the churches, the antiquities, and the Vatican, which is always doing something, but never noisily.

KEEP THE HEAD UP.

, ____

Holding the head erect is much more important than many realize. Watch tho women who go about the street, or in any gathering, and note the difference in appearance, between those who carry themselves well and those who do. not. You will notice that the former stand or walk with the chin bold up, not drooping to- wards the chest.

Some girls have the idea of hold-

ing the head up, all right., but go about it in the wrong way. Thcy thrust ollt the chin, po* the head forward, raise the shoulders, and suc- ceed in ionizing _stiff and awkward. This is one of the-occasions when a 'full length mirror is' u great belp. Stand in front of it, and practice till you get the right attitude. ‘The level gaze,' that novelists attribute to their intelligent and high-minded heroines, is the right one to copy, as n guide to holding the head in the right poise. Look- at something

Fumepa, Willly Q C0.,Ll(I STEAMSIIII’ LINERS

see time machines. Miller i3i~ns.,12s LONDON HAI-IFAX SERVICE

W '5 9*"‘°“- 2-6d3i~ l s'r..lol=iN.HaLirAx.L0NnoN snnvioo

I ` ' __ 'From London Steamer From Halifax

Egfr; I-‘amy Barbados 35;; nymph-;°¢i ,,5,;»,,»,;g wlneli we will sell with n 2 r-2

1 fiolasses

NE b`Ili?"s(Nif'ldl Blismmdosh Mar Bt

eral causes Indi stion or the wron

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kind of diet, is not seldom respon-

. l The Pinch) is bekmtifnly laid out sible, or it may come from inflamma-

r tion of the mucous membrane of the

nose itself It may come from wear-

t tightly, from cold ankles or cold feet _ or a generally sluggish circulation of

the 'blood Of course ti ht corsets or

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The gr»and,,Ee victor Emmanuel any stricture around the body will

cause the nose to get red. Women

,bought in _ _normous hmmm frequently get red noses and bluish nieces of lroisv iinibmsn are being °°’”p1°‘1°“" despite the ful* that

they are wearing heavy furs around their necks, because they have not enough undei-clothing on and the vi- tal organs as well as the lower limbs are not suiilciently protected. This is especially true this season, when frocks are too scanty to allow of warm pettlcoats.

A cold bath at night, followed by

it brisk rub with toilet water con- taining alcohol, will sometlmes cure a red nose. Facial massage and in- halations of salt water are also ben- eficial. Exercise and a careful regu- lation of the diet are essential.

The publisher of the best Farmer's

paper in the Maritime Provinces in writing to us states:

"I would say that I do_not know of s. medicine that has stood the testi of time like MINABITB LINIMENT. It has been an unfailing remedy in our household ever since I can re- member, and has outlived dozens of would~be competitors and imltators.”

olice

Dories of all sizes and ty pes

We have a large stock of the

ordinary, single, medium and double dories and we are at

present building a number of

2 3 ft, double end power dories l

H. P. Imperial installed for S

__ . _ , ",'Bth Rsppnlianrock “

,_ _.__ ,ginllth l\_a win _ April th ,1 ,§hel:lifnx,Bt. Johnalglfld, LiverpoolBer» $12 oo’ F O B Car Souris

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THE USEFUL ‘LI'l‘TLE' FROCK.

In reoent.seasons there has been

an effort among manufacturers of wo- men's clothing to provide ready made what women usually call simple little street frocks. 'Ilhese arenot of the elaborate type, but merely frocks of simple lines and of moderate cost. such as a woman likes to have 'for ordinary street wear or for small in- formal social affairs. -

It must he admitted that as a rule

the ready-made (rocks of this class leave something to be desired. The designers, instead of clinging to sim- plicity of line and detail and trusting to the color and texture to be ob- tained even in many inexpensive ina- terials for the success of the frock, attempt shoddy imitations of elabo- rate models and by dint of using quantities of showy trimmings rob their offerings of any charm they might have.

This, however, is not always the

case. Occasionally one finds a. really attractive model, not extravagantly high in price, but on the whole, one will obtain better results for less money if one,can have frocks of this character made by a fairly skilled dressmsker whose prices are reason- able. There is always that ‘if.'

At this season of the year a frock

of this type is a goodlinvestmen, for .ons's winter things are beginning to show wear and tear, although there are still over two months and a half of winter weather, when such a cos- tume ss this may be worn- with com- fort.

The shops are full of bargains now

in materials suitable for these frocks. The usual choice of the manufactur- ers is the light weight French gorge or cloth or satin finished woolens, and similar studs that will make use- ful aud attractive street froekg of this type. The usual trimmings are soutache braiding, velvet or satin

As for the girl who wears low shoes in winter, a red nose is merely the natural consequence of her folly. She should not take long to choose between footwear that protects her ankles from cold and damp, and a continuation of the disflgurlng color. bands and wide bands of silk braid. A good model for one of these 'lit- tle' frocks is of dna French navy blue serge, trimmed with bands of black satin. .A new touch is given to the blouse by a large sailor collar of satin opening over a chemisette of tucked chidon, and there are under- sleeves also of chiffon.

The embroidered band trimmings,

which one can sometimes find going at half price in this month of sales, can be utilised with excellent effect on a simple frock, provided one is careful to put the right tints togeth- er. A frock of sage green cashmere, perfectly plain and simple, with a shallow yoke and deep undercuds of dotted net is given a note of regl distinction by embroidered trimming bands in shades of green just touch- ed with old rose and gold, applied around the yoke outline, on the cuds

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CANADA T0 BRISTOL Less than six days ai ses.

Fssiesi and most luxurious.

From Halifax.

Royal Edward Feb. 22nd. Royal George March 8th. _

(Continued V from _pag_\__1_) _

the necsnt sensational trials of Mme. Bteilillall in Paris for the murder of her husband and of Countess Maria Tarnowaki in Vienna for complicity in the assassination of her afhanced. It may be mentioned that Countess Tamowaki is a cousin of Count de- Laey. '

The trial is attracting great

crowds, and besides the .two princi- pals, the names of the mistress of the doctor, who is a woman in high Russian society, and the male cous- in of the Count, who expected to benefit financially by the murder. MB mentioned. _ Dr. Pantchenko has confessed that be committed the murder: in fi\°¢» N nnnuen that no was n professional whglggalg mlifdergr. wiv” _WIIO WISD- ed to be rid of their husbands and impecuniolls persons who were anxi- ous to benefit by the death oi rich relatives were his customers. He ac- knowledged that he had col!-\l111l»t°f1‘ scores of murders of this kind. Chief Filipod. of the Russian secret DOING. says he has traced a series of amaz- ing crimes to the man. The accused says that he committed the Boturlin murder while under the hypnotic in- fluence of Count dehacy. The Count denies all of the doctor's statements.

Baron Vashilli Boturlin was the

second son of General Boturlin. a wealthy Russian. DeLacy's_wifo was his sister. The eldest son of General Boturlin had oiiended his father by marrying n music hall dancer, and it was known that Baron Vashilli would inherit all his father's wealth, estimated at $4,000,000. If the Bar- on died this money would so to Countess dehacy. For the murder of the Baron, debacy promised to give him $200,000-

TWO CHILDREN SUFFOCATED

MONTREAL, Feb. 4-Mrs. Geor8°

Marlow went to a moving picture show last night leaving her two chil- dren, Donald and Anne, six and seven years old, in a fiat. _

Boys noticed smoke pouring from

the windows and summoned the dre- mcn. A few dashes of water extin- guished the blaze. But the children had taken refuge in a cupboard, and weta both. dead when the firemen managed to ssin access.

Grows Ilair Abundanily.

This is an age of new discoveries.

To grow hair after it hae fallen out today is a reality.

SALVIA, the Great Hair Tonic and

Dressing, will positively create anew growthof hair. _*

If you want to have a beautiful

head of hair, free from Delndruff, use SALVIA once a day and watch the results. l t

BALVIA is guaranteed to stop fall-

ing hair and restore the hair to it/s natural color. The -greatest H-air Vigor known. At Hughes' Drugstore.

s'i'°.Ai.oi11s, Mo., nb. 2-'riiere in

a woman in* Bt; Louis who dresses

just as her husband does-in men's

clothing. She has done so here and elsewhere for three yes.rs,` and not

one of the thousands of persons they ber friend!

have met has ever suspected that she who

Wes 8 WOIDBH- professionali¥f»\'0i'1§ To the public she is Gus Seib, and him manager of a

he is Prince Gallano, a hypnotist, hgddnherited from

but in private life they are Mr. and while he was

Mrs. Seidenberg. V city she became convinced

Mrs. Seidenberg's mode of dressing was taking too keen an iilterest

was discovered three years ago in his secretary. The two women cams New Y0l`|l. Y»l1l`0\lKl\`BD BU°id°“¢ 0” 3 face to face with each other Sunday street car. For nine years she had morning going into church Mrs been wearing- men's clothing and Ring walked up to the sesmta workingas a man. enuglit ber :ently by the arln abd

She was one oi'the many _wiV¢S Of hissed her opinion of her into the

Johann Hoch, the Chicago "blue- ymmg wommfg ear. Miss Raymond beard." promptly begun a suit for damages Mrs. seidenberg believes that by Friends of the aged woman Hey she DBI!!! 8 f-llilm WWII |137, husband She became unduly' jealous of her husband ii i\0l» 125 t0 Kl"'¢l"!."l\|"ll°i°i°\13 and and his secretary without cause and thinks the practiced.-would prevent made herself unnecessarily unhappy many divorces; ig., »__ itiiereby.

against the

Ring, who

` '**i* onK‘riSiibs. '_ ,_”'

To fishermen, Fish Dealers.-Kmdl favo

Ins with ‘your iinine_ and address so t t w

9 may from time lo time mail you lnformatio

_-_ of vailu

To dlslibrmen: It may seem quite All correspondence answered Price

new that there are wa s of handling Lists, Shipping Cards and Stencils Gisli on Commission diflirent orbetter sent on demand. than you have experienced. 0 \Ve are established 47 YEARS TRY US. Our careful attention and refer you for standin l and handling, prompt returns . Duiin`a Mercantile Agenc rad and results reached,not to speak '-if streets or the Mar et and if the limited and satisfactory account Fulton National Bank or any whole sale will be revelations to you. Our sale dealer in the business.

alace of business_ia_lheflnest inthe city.

is rnlon rin. liniioi New url(

3 l

Beal Values in

- Spectdcles

We secured a large stock of

guaranteed is K gold Hllelf spec- tacle frames at just half their original value and are passing lhsse bargains on to each pur- chassr.

' ivr.w'voiutrlsii ans

Stencils sent on application.

8.5-WILEY & SUNS

Boston, Mass , Transfer Agents. A References, Greenwich Bank or any wholesale Fish house in the United

Stew- u-mrwiav.

Ghesellrn Bmlliarsl

Wholesale Colninision Dealers and

Shippers -

J, EDWIN .LTREAKLE

Wholesle Clam, Oylsftr and Fish Dealer.

- \lrSpeciaIty-Smells Ml; and Clams

Was fishing 7 years and in Fulton Market i5 years so can guarmllee I-QP rlres REFERENCES-Market and Fulton National Bank N. Y. and'PeopIes rust

Co, Brooklyn, or any wholesale Fish Dea erin New York

20 Fulton Fish Market, New Yorlk `

' cnnlgnnnnn snileiinl. Dol: Refvrio

i i-zidmwfrwizw. _ `

I']£l.1B 18

A Live Firm I Chas. C. Meigs

25 Fulton Marksf,NlW YORK Smells and lels a Spsclalb il-illrimwirwlswnd

‘iliillui si Miclliiul

WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS IN

, _

-E-‘resh Flsh

Specialty-Smells, Eels, Lobsiers and Clams

References-Nassau Trust Co, Brooklyn, and any Wholesale Fish Dealer ll

56 FULTON FISII MARKET NEW YORK

_ _ B. B. WILEY di SONS, Transfer Agents. Boston

DAILY RETURNS ' - ' CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED

Wholesale

A |-|AFFCommiss on

You can't put off geliing your . . - DQQICI' fl.°'...§§i‘f.‘2 f?l‘.‘.i..“%§°“.;.£'.?i‘.’i No. iz rnlion rin. Minlei. Nnw voluc

_ :ganna in n few say. nil will be

SMELTS, EELS, Etc.

SllV¢l'Sl0|\ Epgtginl C* Consignments solicited and prompt returns made.

I Send all stock in care of S B WILEY Q C0 Bo f M

Drs of Optics |68 Queen St. ' ' ' 8 on’ 'l'

§___..__g,l References my Wholesale House

l-idmwfrwtwpd

i-;sTi\Bi.isiii~:n im S. Il. MILLER Q. C0

Whoissal Commission Dealers in and shippers of all kinds of Fresh Fish

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