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Canadians must learn : thrift to-day. Thrift _

implies saving systema- 4

` from druggists and placed in the

i P - 1 _ _ _ ».- Temperance loslcstlns liquor ls reinoved entirely

wr ' _ _ 0 4 4 - hands of vendors appointed by and

To , subject to the inspection and control

(continueé fmm page one) of the Commissioners, and the a-bus-

1 1 , es heretofore existing ln connection

suit of this tfbject it was ascertaned

: i 4;_~~ phat 3 fun and |mpa,.u,,1 sum,-cemem medicinal purposes and with the sale

of the Act did not receive the favour of those responsible for the enforce-

with the giving of prescriptions for

of liquor by vendors has been sought to be remedied. '

lor the trade mark

.Voice

MaSter’s

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ment "ofthe people's will, but rather Many provisions for the better en- met with an apathy and indifference f0l‘00lll0ll\ Of l-h6 lllw Whi0h hid U68" on their part which on numerous oc- PBDBMGUIY BSKGU f0\’ hy the Alliance

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Ri=i‘%°_’S'12' From the War

'Zone

Comes the news that the AutoStrop Safety Razor is helping ofii. cers to maintain the high morale of the soldiers. '

Nothing makes a.

soldier feel more like himself than a clean,

tically and intelligently, so that each succeed- ing day or weelt finds one better off' than before.

This Bank will

be glad to open a Savings Account for you, where either one or more persons may save. Call or write for full information.

rua-|-o11 capitol s 6,500,000 rt.-tor.-o run.: _ i2,ooo,ooo

velvety shave-this is only possible with an AutoStrop. Because of its self-stropping O' feature it is the only Q razor that is always in

perfect condition.

Price $5.00 M laadiag stem avsrywhrs

220. hostage will deliver an Aorosnrop oom¢.1._1 by Arie clan ngutend mail.

Autostrop 4 Safety Razor Co., Limited

O 83-B7 Duke Street

' Toronto

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WASHINGTON, Sept_ 25_-Several

thousand dollars in registered mail was obtained. postal officials said to- day, by -the bandit who last night single handed, held up a passenger train on the great northern railroad near Mukiiteo.

DIARY

4, City Mag'lstrate's Court 9 a. m.

Provincial Exhibition opens 1 p. in Prince Edward Theatre Gladys

Klark C0. 2.30 and 8 p. m. '

Peoples Theatre 3.1¢ 7 and s.-45

DIED

HUBBARD-In this city, Sept. 26, 1918, Mary Joan, infant daughter of Mr. and_Mrs. T. iS. Hubbard.

I IN MEMURIANI

In -loving memory of Ada M. Roger

son wife of Arthur A. Pollard. New Haven, who died Sept. 27th 1916. Gone ibut not forgotten. '

Inserted by her family.

Ask for llllnarcra ana take no other

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Special Sale Watches durin Exhibition we

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Sealed* Tenders

Sealed tr nders addressed to the

und:-rsluned will be received un- til Monday, S1-ptem r30th next.

for the- ranchin§ oflefmm 5 to 9 nalrs of Silver lack Foxes. 'he groperty of the .Sour-is Silver lack Fox Co., Ltd., tenders to state thepercentane of the nat- ural increase for 1919 which they will accent for ranchina; also location of ranch. The lowest nr anv tender not necessarily ac- ceptad.

C. D. McKINNON, _

Secretary.

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5 Resources . . l30.000,000 Z

THE BANK or NovA scor|A

u_ w. n1NNiNc Manager Charlottetown Branch i

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Notice of Meeting ~

Kinsman Silver Black and patch Fox company. Limited w=ill bc held at the treu:-iurer's office, 10 Ambrose Street Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. on Oct, 4th 1918 nt one o'clock p. rn.

W. H. KINSMAN,

1 President

Iam instructed by the Rev. A_

commencing at 22 o`clock. p.ni._ the l'ollowing:-- l horse. (splendid driver) 1 buggy, (new), 1 set driving harness, washing machine, 1 coal stove, lot house furniture, also a quantity hay Terms at sale.

Benj Carter,

Auctioneer.

1630-9-26 m 2i pd_

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(hai loititwn

Exhibition Accommoda- tion of Visitors

Any householders of Charlottetown

willing during Exhibition Week, to take boarders, providing lodging and board, or lodging alone. will kindly call at the undersig-ned's office or send him a note, giving their address and stating the number they can provide for, and the charge per day.

C. R. SMALLWOOD

secretary-Treasurer

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Bonshaw-Charlottetown TIME TABLE

From Bonshaw From Ch’Town Tues. 3, 8.30 a. in Tues. 3, 6 p. nl. Fri. 8, 10.00 a. m. Fri, 6, 6.30 p. m Tue. 10, 500 p. in. Tue. 10, 1.00 p. m Fri 13, 6.00 a. m. Fri 13, 3.00 Il- D1 Tue. 17, seo o. oi. 'rue 11, 5.00 p. in Fri. 20. 9.30 a. m. Fri. 20, 0.00 p. m Tue. 24, 10.30 ii. m. Tue. 24, 6.30 p.m Wed. 25. 10.30 a_. m. Wed. 25, 8.00 D.m Fri. 27. 6.00 a. m. Fri. 27, 2.00 p. m

Freight must be delivered one hour

before sailing. ‘

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwes

THR sole ,head of a family or any male over

riiihteen yesn old. may homestead a quarter

section of available Dominion land in Manitoba. saskatchewan or Albetts. Applicant must an pear in person at the Domin on Lands Agency

or Sub- Acency for the District. Entry by progy ____

cssions amounted to open hostility The Alliance then directed its attent- tion towards laying before the people the extent to which the antagonism of

governments and legislators had frus- truted the enforcement of the law and the efforts of temperance workers. So effectively was this accomplished' that at the time of our last meeting an Act was passed preventing such interference by officials and legislat- ors by handing over the enforcement of the Prohibition Act to an independ- ent Commission. '

The Prohibition Commission which

was appointed shortly after our last meeting found after a short exper- ience that it was impossible to abolish the stile of liquor without more ef- fective legislatlon for that purpose. and without the enactment of the amendments of the Prohibition Act4 -which had been asked for by the Al- liance.

The years of persistent and contin-

uous etfort and agitation lby the Al- liancc for such legislation, and the demand of the Commissioners. result-

ed in the enactment at the session of4

Act ‘which in its general scope is one of thc most stringent and effective prohibition laws in Canada.

The Itempcrance workers of this

province who have given so liberally of their time and money in the fur-

The adjourned nnnual meeting of lheralwe Of this great cause have rea-_.two thousand dollars has been seizedi

son 'to congratulate themselves upon these results.

Under this new Act, the sale of in-

SIUK WUMAN _

1504.9.25Wfmw4ip,|_ liquors in our midst may be removed.l

We would also direct attention to Inst Annual ROD0l‘t in reference to

llurn to sell at the parsonage, North Pogge;-vi||e, pa‘_..Hp0l- B long uma- HSN af* F Y- 4 ltivcr Corner, on Saturday, Sept. 28. I was bothered with gains in my side, JGCNIG £0 il fllle Of $100 lllfilead 01' tile amlude of l-he Pllbllc 0" me Wes'

» an was so weak

"WTI

` "ll ` "I" that I could not dr

__<e_-°1=_»-- any lifting or ham'

work oi' any kind.

__ _ _ If Itriedtostraigh- ten out when lying: |ii1_'-%':`_§~_~ 4 down it seemed as thonih somethinp

» ' woul tear loose.

from my trouble

Lydia E. Pinkham’1

1.-44 Veg; thable Com ‘ " ,,l§~1»_ poun as restorer my health and I an

quite myself onc-

more,"-Miss Hazel. C n u sa ucx, Potterville, Penn. »

Thousands of womendra alon from

day bo day in ` st such a mlserablle con-

in ammation,ulceration,backache,side- ache, headache, nervousness. or “the

blues." '

Such women should profit by Mrs

have been introduced in this mea- sure. `

Under the authority conferred by

this statute vendors and inspectors have been appointed by the Commis- sioners and we would urge all memb- ers of the Alliance and a4ll temper-l ance workers to give every assistance to the Commissioners and the Inspec- tors in the carrying out of the pro- visions of this Act. We would advise our friends and workers in every com- munity to 4get together and appoint an Advisory Temperance ' Commit- tee for the purpose of procuring and furnishing to the Inspectors all av- ailable 'information as to violations

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90 cents for IQ-inch, double-sided

when We Meet in the Sweetlllye _

and Bye Sterling Tho 'N84

A Rainbow from the U.S.A.

Peerless Qpnat _

Garden ol My Dreams Charles Hart Any Old Time At All |3457

Felen Clark-Shannon Four .

Oh, How l Hate to Cel Up in the )

Morning A-t tur Fields; |8489

Ohl Frcnchyl Ar.l\ur l'iclda

When Alexander Takes H a Ragtime

Band to France Miriun Harris 'M86

l'm Gonna Pin My Medal on the

Girl lLeit Behind Peerless Qt.

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France, We |‘|ago'?*|ot Forgotten 1' '

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Y.-... __ umm- M1--ph. limi;

lvll Pray For You Olivo 444

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Delightful Red Seal Records -1

Over There (Sung in English and -

French) Enrico Caruso 87294

...._.. no

The Magic of Your Eyes Alda 64702

Klxalti Sammy Mabel Garrison 641”

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the Legislature in March last, of an 4‘1

dition as was Mrs. Chubbuck, or suffer- _ - ' ini from displacements, irregularities. 'ae remedied at the earliest oppormn' ‘ \\\\\ \

of the Act. | _

We would respectfully call the ut- ‘ tention of the Commissioners and of - ’

the Government to the fact that the

provisions oti’ section 52 of theAct which declares it unlawful for any _ -, person to keep or have in his posses- sion any liquor unless such liquor has 4 ' ~ been purchased from a vendor in ac-

cordance with the provisions of tho Act, have not yet been -brought into ,4. . operation. I 1

We have reason to believe that very, 41

large stocks of liquors were imported 4 :l=

previous to the time the Act came in- It

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province on the premises of liquor dealers and their friends. One lot of liquor amounting in value to about* 4 L

by an Inspector within the past week! and until section 52 is put in opcrnt-l

ion, grave doubts may arise as to thc4 ' I

propriety of making any such sei-4 -

' Vidrol-al upto $520 sold on easy payments, if desired (aa low A 5 -

as $l a week). Write ltr free copy of our 620-page Musical I ‘ `i I __-‘_

" Encyclopedia listing over 90m "His Maa'ar'a Voice" Records. " 1 ,L4 4

Berliner Gram-0-phone Company ‘

MONTREAL LIMITED - ` ~

Lenoir Street

to force and are now stored in the L Hr A-0 C00

144 Great George Street- 123 Kent 3',-cet 0

Cl13l`l0ffe\0WYl, P. E- l. char|°.tt°t°wn' P- E. L

Don ’t Forget

at any but our authorized dealers

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li There are no othersl You cannot purchase Victrolaa or "Hia Maa‘ter'a Voice" Records

Remember-There are no others!

Asl-t to hear them at any "His Masters Voice" dealer _ 3 §l, 1 »

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2ures_ We would ask that an Orderf

in Council be passed at once so thatl

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the menace of the existence of these, , I

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_ _ _Jeans

the fact that offenders who have been the extension of the franchise to wo-

cl d ii st offences onl and sub- have played in this war has changed

imprisonment without tho option of it tion ol womnn‘s franchise. The attit- flne. The payment by such offenders ude they have taken. the splendid of minimum money fines as compen- sacrifices they .have made, have brok- sotion -for their continued violation en down the nreludice that existed ln of the Act in effect changes the Pro- the minds of men and of many wo- hibition Law into a mere revenue- meh IIS Well. Tl\0"0 are $01116 Who producing or license Act. The Alllance"0mwsed a year or two ago who are has for years protested against this4 HOW its ehthuslllsl-'ltr B\li>D0l`l0l'S ill method of pl-0¢edurB_ ,view of the splendid record oi’ the

dn the enforcement and interprets-lW0m€lL

tion of some of the provisions of this 4` The COUUUY hi-15 malib ii dehlilhd statute certain dim-cultiee and differ- upon the w0men'fvr help in this war. ences of opinion have occurred. We and the women of Prince Edward ls- hove no doubt -however that the Com- land have responded ndblyl Tllrougll-

missloners will cause these matters to Y-in- _ __ --il

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This report would the incomplete 1;' D _ ,L/ly'

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.out the countries at war, there has! not been a better record of servicel

Tool: L dia E. Pinl¢l\am’s many times wnvlcted °f °ff@“C0“ "‘@“' than thot or the women or this prov-f

V C d_ I hlcl cla ed as first offences of-'I-l "The splendid part which the wo-

e e e ompoun W 1 are “B

end Her Letter. ainat the Prohibition Law are now men of this Dr0vlllC€ and U16 W0lll@ll them, can they justly be denied a

being convicted of offences which are throughout the whole British Empire share in the making of the country?

ince. Having made this demand on

The time has come for giving the wo-, men of Prince Edward Island it great- er part in public affairs. They have

had the great responsibility of bring- ing up and guiding the tboyhood and manhood of the country and in order that their influence may beflncressed and their work made stronger and more effectlve,4 the Alliance' ask that women be given the ballotzf' " ~ 1' _

- D. SCHURMAN. _4 `

_ 1Secretary4,Treasur4er

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Sale of Trot

ting Horses

Friday, September, 27th. at 14-'p.- in,

.4 _

By_Show Ring, Exhibition Grounds__

_ _an step a half in 1 I0

' .lBrown mare, Miss Wrigley, sire Parkside, :dam bv Alright. This mare is 11 years old has been miles in 2.25

Chubhuckfs éxperience and try tml, late friend, 'Mr. Richard C. Goff. who famous root and herb remedy, Lydin during his whole life was a consistent §4;4§"J;l§§;“fmf:°;'1°l'f1f4:?!Pls‘:lg‘;’:4}rl:;;";s‘h :£2 temperance worker. For years he did_ was an active menubar of the Alliance

For special suggestions in regard to a member of its Advisory Committee.

Kgur ailment write Lydia E. Pinkham and had filled the office of President.

edicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The resul_ M . h fm, _ . 4_ 4 r. Golfs influence was ever on t e O l [mg experlanmisfn yf“_l_rfef“fe side of temperance, and of the moral

A ° and social lbetterment of the com- uction e 1.111.111.

in conclusion we would repeat the

1 am imm-ucted by E_ B_ M_ Mutch recommendation of the Alliapce in its

to sell at his farm Harrington Brack-

without referenceto the death of our _ _

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its I 5 ~1y

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_-~11 ,, nm T451! ,S .;. .‘.,4'l*|,‘. R | G H 3| 5 £pc ll !|*lll4i1f14

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23 Whpll

"-JM :E ,4 D ‘ A is 'E T ES 4 .'4E;£w,1il

lay Point Road -on Wednesday. Oc- °"~'5"'

tober 9th nt 12 o’t-lock noon his farm

consisting of 100 acres with dwelling ififii iii .°.’"i...-i“'.iiii.'.'.'f.i “ii i" “°°d PRINW3 EDWARD ISLAND

g B °‘"“ '““` Time Table In Eff- ct Sept 21st 1918

ning through the centre of the farm, ’ ~4

2 Brown Filly [3] years old, sire Mayor Todd 2.-I5 1-4,

dam _Miss Wrigley. This is a good prospect. `

3 Bay Filly, 16 months old, sire Prince Marjorie, dam Miss

4 Wr gley. I 7 ` 1 4 Chestnut Colt, 4 months old sire British Soldier 2.15I-2. dam Miss Wrigley. _ 4 - 'l_ hose horses are owned by Capt. Parker Hooper who is on active service in France and having no chance to "develop them has decided to sell. For,particuIars apply to' I-LC. I-Ioroper and Earnest Mc`l`ague_ Terms at sale. 4'

BENJ. CARTER A

AUC l`IONEER _

1442-0-17L“0l. ` `

l.l||4| Rcullnlidlll Largo quantity of clover and tim-

also stock, crop and implements

ren Mack 3 years old, 1-2 year old fllly Barrister by Crown Right.

1 registered shorthorn cow, 6 years

old; 1 registered shorthorn bull,"l months old; 1 registered shorthorn helfer, 6 months old, 1 shorthorn grade, 5 years old; 1 Ayrshire grade 8 years old; 1 short horn bull cnlff 2 months did; 1 heifer grade. 2 months old; 1 shorthorn grade 1 1-2 years helfer, ljersey helfer grade 1 1-2 years old; 2 steers. 1 1-2 years old, 1 heifer 2 1-2 years. 10 spring pigs, 10 fall pigs, 10 fall pigs, 1 brood sow, 25 hens.

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P.M. P. M.

I driving marc 6 years old, 1 Blar- Atlantic Standard Time

DESIRABLE PROPERTIES

3.10 4.23 5.02 6-as

12.30 2.03 3.00

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Charlottetown 'Hunter River "

Ar Enieraliljct. “ " Borden Ilp

P. M. 4-3° 5.2¢: 5-53 6.25

P. M.

3-I5 4.00 4-35

s=s».°°.°-’ $5. 8%?

Dp 'Borden Ar Emerald jot. Kensington

Summcrside

Ar Dp

_'_' *rf `lfifT*.\'Ta'j.@° '"- Ar

7.l5 i|.55 10.30 6.10 _ 5 9.oo 5.35 |o.o4 8.oo 44.30 6.30

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P. M. 6-ss 5.00 4.00 313°

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Sunimerside Ar Port H ill 0' Leary Alberton Tignish

Ar Dp

othy hay. 1200 stooks of oats and mixed 'groin to be sold by the stook 10 bushel of old oats, 2 acres of po- tatoes. 1 1-2 acres of turnips, quant-

.nav lnqvv-2'!-: :il .any Dominion Lsrls Agency 'ty of 01d "raw-

ti. _ ' _'i'».‘.‘3L. `_’_<.1"$£'.f.T11Tl‘ °f.'.l1'.lZ'11`Z‘;"".'."°'1l` ...o on 2 "Sl" ‘”“¥°““ “ml 2 “lf” °f “fl” ‘tration of the land in carb of three years. A ing harnegg algo 3 get; 0( W0;-king homestesder may live with n nine miles of his | »1f1mo4.1¢.¢ _. gm; ,,{4;14 H., so mm, on harness; 1 rake, 1 mower. 1 disc. har- ::l::.“..°.°...":i°:. .._....:.."..:,......“.::.. ltr.: ww- - -we haf--W. 1 -nr -1-wi

villlnnigrialn dlstrlctss homestesrier n.good stand- (Frost and Wo0d') 1 driving sleigh'

$0 A? <A

.ss

1 9-11 9.42 ’_‘~__'§_

P. M. 44-I5 5-04 5-25 6.00

P. M. 2.5o 4-rs 4-42 5.02 _ __6_:‘_’§_ r>_M.

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A. M. 8.50 |o.oo io_4o ii_2o‘

Charlottetbwn Ar Mt. Stewart Mo;-ell -'- St. Peters

Ar Souris Dp

A. M. P. M. 8.40 2.05

_ 1 7.44 12.421

6.55 rxlor 6.09 .9-42 5-35 8-4°

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P. M.

Dp Ml. Stewart Ar 8

Cardigan 7.37 2.39 Montague 7.l_; 2_xo

Ar Georgetown Dp 6.35 i_oo

Ln; my gre-anim ;’2'i4rarter~ssct.on alongside his B180 'a quantity of h0BrdB and scant- umci ea. rice _ rscie. Duties Six months rellllience in each of three "nxt 1 ba” burner' 1 Queen he3l~3rr'1’ :::.': '.';t:1.°.'.1.2t;'.t.°°.":.~.-:.:.=;‘."';:r:i:hz°1.:°.'t.' °°°'"f-K 1 we me md- 1 ref- rained as soon as ltomenead patent, on certain beam scales Weight 300.

_ 4,.. '"2 '.'£i’1'iZ111i.1, i... ..1»..1.....i r.i.i1..111..1...i .1.1.. w. D. Mocousssv

Pnce ° . Bev acre. Duties-Mui reside sixtmontlia

918 4

5§° 3. §__ _=:-:

may t!ke4 41 purchased homestead in certain districts. Auctioneer _1 i

Sat. only P. M. _mo A-15

5-55

Dly cx

r. M.

4-55

1.05

Sgtgsun _ SataStm only

3.to Dp

_ Dly ex Sat

A. M. A. M. ,

Charlottetown Ar lo.|5 ro.o5

Vernon River 8.20 8.5t _ 1

Ar Murray I-fnrbor Dp 6.2o` 7.20 .

adnfviamsnt will not its paid lor. 1°” 9'2°M”Pd

esihokh gee years, rultivaievlacrea lui erscta Owner wlll B6ll farm llBf0l"e diy Of tae 'he Above Trains Run

will wt 30|. _ P ,

' . I if . If WMI d l _ I.“."5.f..`1'..°“'.'l¥..‘i'»‘1’}' '.§.Z.'.',’l.2”'.$1’.i.’°i'fi‘.°."‘1§‘..i1'I 21,” ,ln “‘;f,°,;”';;§', nm ,,,,f°§,",,,,° | Sunday E-xcepted - ‘

may b- subnir-11rd lm enl°lu on undef certain ef 7 ` °'M"\°=' lowing. ` ~ H. H. MELANSON' 4 t W- T- HUWGAN -

Nnytgvllisgrilsgigtible' lliierle- Terms at sale 13 months credit. "““"U°' T"°"° ”°””9"' Duul" -P”'°"'“ An"

N.B.-Unsut viral popllestlon of this _ 4 , Mgngggn' N, |, chsrlettetown, P. I. |,

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AT AUCTION'

I am instructed by the Truste-s Estate of Owen Connolly to

sell by auction, in front of the Brick Building, Qu'e€n` Street occupied by me on Tuesday, 8th October. 1918 at eleven o'clock a. m. the following excellently located, dwelling houses, 811096 illd

lands iaétnely

1 T tbeautiful 2 1-2' story three tenement house situated on Ll;ehsout4 side iff gates Street 4west end, fitted up with -hot water._

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