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, ~ ,WAGE SIX 'rim mrnsr News THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN riasr or im- Y ‘ Y ,

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J.\\:uAuv 13, 1910

in 1 I i 5_7 T C V - Joseph Douglas Bay Fortune has

2 ptiine on u visit to' Boston and i'iciu-

Ofiice in Montague, Olpt. W.

A, Johnson, Agent.

and to Bourin, A. J. McDonald, Agent.

\ ‘e fimifui-IT

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;.f.\‘le intact uns. iirlt at all. r ------"~'- -~*.- is

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-` ° " 'Aida' 9;' ‘2 i ha -~ L_/ »\_ _ l 5 N 0|, -11

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1 :_-.' i l C » 'a

_ Le

_ LF 'run Toll. ,,,

..~ d ho hold work is taken 5

:> ~ away hen Sqpiiilht S0111 is

-' kong into the homc. M

For oroughly cleansing m

‘doors metal-work. Wllll “b Ind llwoodwork. Sunlight °f

.. -..r5.¢h¢lmost economloalhoth 2':

i ln- tin? and money. - ... tw

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QEARD

To the electors of Ward 4.

Ladies and Geutlemenz- f 'Atthe request of a large number of ‘lledots of ward 4 I have cou-_ sented tmfnominaie as a candidate

elecrinn and take this opportuni y to nspvcifullv solicit your suprort

If electedfl shall endeaxo r to lo

further :he b st ivere ts of the citv anlp..riie lar] warn fcur .» \' urs V:-v\ Re p c'f~>lly

~ ; J. D. TAYLOR.

ll zrljsw

do ce

...Miss Mary Gofliu. Bay F0\‘tl1n¢. suiu eonuned to ner ned nu-ouch lucas.

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...Henry Burke and Peter Campbell rived home to Bay Fortune from ston recently.

.__At n meeting ofthe Bay Fortune ngregation on Monday €\'¢niD¢ sa Elsie Frances was presented ith an address and u. ten dollar old piece by the Pastor, Rev Mr Mc- od, on behalf of the congregation recognition of her services as or-

nist of the Church.

..Master Geo Luty, Bay Fortune, ds fair to become a practical spirts- an_ While his parents were both sent the little fellow-espied a. bird

large proportions some distance ay. So running into the house- he cured n gun of his fathers ani. fired . o shots after the receediug object, e distance bilug too great he was

Ti '“ not able to down the game. No

uht next time he will be more suc-

ssful.

s good health, and |tood’n fm' ‘img

raapnrilla has an unlppnnnhod

Good Blood

rd no a blood-muffler.

_ It efliaets its wonderful mrs, not

for Councillor at the forth coming simply because it contains lnnnparilla to come to

'V but because it combines the ntmod

remedial

mai mn

values of more than Ddllnnnt

r rt. If urged to buy any preparation d to he_"p'ust as good” yon may be _d ;tk;sd.m¢§;io5,u!oostn ima to unix: dcr not the

on _ Boar’ el' l UP!" FN stances.

.Fortune I-lead School which has

n vacant for some tl..me has secure " tt ded . 1 a teacher, hir Doucetbe, Rustico, largely B en these Bun n ' The

ring been engeged to dll the vac- cy.

. ...The smelt is almost B

son.

and \'icinity

vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent.

1-10_drtf.

.The rink

Georgetown tion of Mr is making favorable progress.

in Souris has been recentl com let

some design ly finished. ed

the Province. and ouliglug all

for about t

spent nine

which time he joined tha Charles S

where he

up a new

Avnnue. nearly four H. A. Ellis

drug store for him at Murray Rivqr

at the end

Here he soon won his way

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`f‘ "` ‘§ii;i:_;r li'-I' li ing” sale

e We nuns' not have oncsecond -rhaiid instrument in our store the last .daji of ]:-inuary. This means much to you” it a plies to pianos, organs

and §-'wing machines taken in exchange tor new in- struments and pwrchasedfr om people leaving this pro-

" viuct-_ Every one has le u thoroughly overhauled and

is warrant- d to he in psrfi ct condilion or your money

frefunded.

;Read over rho list :vid for goodness sake don’t

delay one day El ,.0 . \v.i. t to pnrticipate in profitable purchasing-f~»~, remember, the very article that ‘ appcéls to you ma_\ appeal to somebody else as well _- -today is the day-1 ight now. A card will bring all

i..;”f1*1:.@:“:‘: Benn

` _-the H rticulars you want.

» lla < t

hx cell en

opportunities

».hoxn`ei of the ,. ' forinvestment rezil-'pleasures Guld -a chance to of life when they are plac- supply the wants of your ed at your vt-ry door by hcme at an insignificent

means of price reductions. figure.

F ir'iy good second

ha' ' ' 5 Second hand or-

. i~ n gens, artistic. low top, '. all newli overhauled ` and varuished. All in

' perfect condition or

money re- fu n d e d, each onlv. °

iiplanos, niaili- hi

Collard W Cl rd, England just the lhlng for heginr-ers ur for childrén. Are they worm’ the mouei?

-"°"'?~5 $40.

lo Second hand

organs with tops, at- tractive. most of them with four sets of reeds

and couplers, Y during

this great 4 5 an e $30. in . . . .. . .

D ,y

~..'. ‘win '*;7'*'fs ',_,'""' “

< .~__,g _,_ __,. _

' On' Dominion Chuich Organ, with

4°¢?t~

21 ~es ri-ds, solid walnut care, 26

. i-up, |o'- ieier. pedal base. Price

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...A

uhm new $4oo.dnriug this "rook-

`aklw" .~-le... $l20. |

I 0 =-,__-_el-~-- s d :adm P bo dwil.

5 . save Piano Bargams Q; A FQ |3 . l .

' 3

,. O_ne Godi rich Orc an

F Piano case, six Oct-

° nies for only... . . . ..

_ I 80.

‘§]'lh re's 3 second hand sewing

-ma ines as good as new at sensat-

. uionril values.

6 p e. mterui charged on time

1 , ' _...si .r1r.<s( iv, ,

rmulalmr f

; Bros .r.‘.i‘.:.';'..?:..

certainly a

degree with

_ has been n

He is the Major

young

drugglsts.

in his new stand.

, lr * “_oi5""”""°l I . , _ PUISTER

The original and only genuine. No other .ro quickly or .ro .rureiy relieve:

_ RI-IEUMATIC PAINS,

LUMBAGO, SCIATICA,

NEURALGIA.

Refuse all substitutes-25c_ tins

and $1.00 yard rolls mailed on re-

. eeipt of price.

navls ar LAWRENCE co.. Montreal.

fishing ,in Fortune Bay failure so that this sea-

...All amounts for Guardian adver-

tising and subscriptions in Montague

should be Paid to W.A_

Johnstone, agent, and in Bouris and

at Georgetown is being

Band under the direc- Worth of Charlottttowu

...H. J. Mabon's new drug store

p _

and is now occupied byyhim. The

interior woodwork of this splendid building is finished in natural Caro- lina. pine. The ceilings are of hand-

and the walls artistical- The store which is light-

by the Famous Reliable Lamp,

presents a bright and cheerful ap- pearance, making it one ol the finest and most up-to-date drug stores in

Mr Ma-non, the genial

proprietor, began as au

prentice with L. W. Watson in the ~

year 1896, and remained with him

wo years. In 1898 he

want to the United States, where he

months with Wm lVi'. Cur-

tis, of Roxbury, Mass, at the end of

Bass Company, of Charlestown, Mass famous Prench dramauat' As Le

remained for one year.

He then went to Brooklyn, Mass, -where he tools charge of D. E. Mer-

store. There he opened store ou 755, Huntington He remained there los years. About that time

telegraphed Mr Mahon

the Island to open up a

which he accordingly did. Mr Mahon

ents. There isnomalmbetitnta conducted this concern for one year,

of wuich time he went to

Souris, where lie began business un-

most promising circum-

aud has been in Souris for over six years, and is now doing a good

- --- - business in that town. His new

"°'é,"'*”`°§ store, which has just been opened, is

flue building, second to

',$ ;' " ‘-` ' Y , ’ 7 none in tlie Maritime Provinces. It l ' - V ~ " § :ay be added that while in Boston, § L " ,_ _ZA ,. _ some years ago, Mr Mahon secured

the first marks in the Massachusetts Board of Pharmacy and received his

honors. Since then he

o the P. E. I. Board of

Pharmacy for the term of three years

youngest sou of the late

Ralph Mahon, of the 82nd Bat

talion, York, and a brother of the late Hubert Mahon. He is only now a man and is one of Prince

Edward Isla'nd’s most successful 1””

His success in life goes

to provewhat ambition and energy can accomplish, and we wish Mi"Ma- S1' JOHN Jan- 12-DF James Han' bon many years of successful business HBY. New B1`““SWl¢k'S l1l5t°"iBI\. and

UsedinCannda for

over half n century -used in every corner of the world where 1 people suffer from Constipation and its

resulting troubles-

Indian Root Pills,

stand higher in public estimation than any others, and their ever- increasing sales prove their merit. Physicians prescribe them. |

25c.abox.

w. STHARKINS conPANv's ores

iso BILL.

The ni-st American production 0!

The Thief was giveuat the Lyceum Theatre, New York, on Monday night, Sept. 9, 1907. It is a play in three acts by Henri Bernstein the

Velour it was first produced at the Renaissance, Paris. The English _ver- sion was made by Haddon Chambers. Charles Frohnian, who gave the Ain- erican production, engaged' a very strong company, headed by Kyrie Bellew and Margaret Illiugtou. The Thiel made an immence success and remained at the Lyceum Theatre all season. So great became the demand from other cities for the play that Chas Froham a‘t once set out two

FIB!-IERY"BOUNTIEB.

OTTAWA, Jan. iz-Twenty five

thousand claims for fishing bounties have been received at the Fisheries Department, and a special staff has been put to work classifying them. The amount to be distributed is $160,000. _ `

The date of the Ottawa hyeeleftion to fill the vacancy caused by the, resignation of Sir Wilfrid Laurier has been fixed for January 29th,- Nonvi- uation ii. week earlier. _

Mi' Brodeur is reported somewhat

` D

Dr’ Morse S limproved, but his condition is stui

serious. »

The bill constituting a new Cana-

dian Navy will be introduced into the House of Commons and offered for ii first reading tonight hy Sir Wmilfrid Laurier.

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EXCITING DUEL ON THE

PRAIRIE AT BIG MUDDY RI\`El'i.

MOOSEJAW, Jan. 12.-The notori-

ous cattle thiaf, “Dutch" Henry, who scourged tue international border country for eight years, has been shot at Big Muddy River, by u .‘Mouuted Policeman, after a smart `due`i in which the Policeman had his horse shot under him.

TREMEN-DOUS VOTE

IN GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan. 12-Increasing con-

fidence is manifested in the Conserva- tivn headquarters, and the enormous enthusiasi'n_aroused throughout the country betokens that a tremendous poll will be recorded at the coming elections. Hosts of electors usually too careless to vote, will be brought out It is upon this section of coni- lmunity that both sides are depending lto uphold their cause and 'both sides ,appear equally sanguine.

MAYOR FITZGERALD

ELECTED IN BOSTON.

companies, one west and one east. Even this did not satisfy the demand so he sent oufza “Special” company

ently in New York all playing The Thief. This vilill give local theatre- goers some idea of the- immense hit The Thief has made eVcrywh€l‘€. Bild wil: also give them an idea of the great success which Mr Harkins pre- sents to his patrons. (The above com- pany' are now playing in this city.)

THE OTTAWA BYE-ELECTION.

OTTIAWA, Jan. 12.-The date of the

Ottawa bye-election to fill the vacan- cy caused by the resignation of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, has been fixed for January 29th. Nomination a week qarlier. '

DR HANNAY PASSES SU`DDENIi\".

formerly an eminent journalist, was found dead in his bed this morning, aged 6k years.

BORN __

MEATURDO.-At Newcastle, N. B., on j Jany 2, 1910, to Leslie B. and Mrs I McMurdo. a son. , IIEARTZ-In this city, on January , Sth, 1910, to, Ernest and Mrs ` llcurtz, City. a daughter.

MARRIED. I*l~I.-\liSE-BIGGSL-At the iesiderue

of the brides parents, on the 5th of Jun, 1910, by Rev. Richard Opie, Root Wesley Pearse of St. John to

. Miss Minnie E. Biggs ni St. Anth-

ony, Kent Co, N. B.

"Moir Kisses fresh from the fac-

tor Ten varieties of these delici-

Annual Meeiin g

of the Charlottetown Mutual Fire Insurance Company

A (hu,-ch Orgm Ba,-gain l-J 1<»°m-irifkei Buiidingon ...¥3‘ir;.‘;f;:;.'F:':if.';:.s2x:."i.‘iii._.r>°t.*i°:'.°i

< ' A genuine barg in an excrptional oppor- purpose of electing a Board of

day, january 27th, rgro, for the

tunity for any country Church that wanrsto be Director* for the ensuing year and qmsriiiiiiqiniiiieggrwindiugldmyeiipgnysvun- C,-m,gnmemH B0,,cm_d _ P HH

' 1 sy or"rurn§ umm 7 atm an in _ ’ romp e urn

more up- o- date. This splendid organ will be plac- _ - . ,,,,,1f,.,,,,, »p,,,,.,,f°,w|,,,,,;,,; ,,,,,5,j,_,,, 12, fu ed in _ ny Church ,or appmvalw transacting such other business as g;,d‘;h;:’2,,I,,I,',;n,’.;,l,(,),:|,;:,;,,,§`n»|`;,.|,,y,° A,t,,,‘,,vl;3:,7,l,

,may be brought before lt

GEORGE E. HUGHES

President.

B. BALDERSTON

1 Secretary.

I - i3€ln1`i h5i

x 'vs .1 ‘. "

I' ` run on o n me

-.__ _.gg i n-1 1|;-| For further information. Reservation of

'l‘o the electors of Charlotte town

i ' ‘

5 lhree pianos that should certainly . ~ -

., _ ' , _ Ladies and L,enflemen;-- .

p' "B “"7 ‘me wb” “mms 5 low pn? ln' Haivng been urgently requested “Hamm W K'Rd)h(liiii1ritste$o(:inl:Tn Snumem The’ me in good °°“d‘t 0”' ,bv n large number of influential "~-sar

- 5Ple"di° Valuts at tiixpayers to offer as :i canidate for

sso, sas, ma sac »

the office of Mayor of Charlotte- town, I have consenied so do so,

I have served forthe mst six y ar

as a City Councilor for '~.\’ard Five ,and for the last two \. :vs have been `Cliairu1au of the I i.iunce Commit- lee.

Wnile heartily in accord with tha

`. civic improvement policy of the pre- sent council I beiieveiu the exercise of all possible economy consistent ` with au efficientpubli-: service

If I have the honor of being elect-

edl pledge myself to continue to ldevoteas much of my time and at- Iieniion as possible, to the cause of gotd civic government. ‘, Thanking the citizens frr the confid- ,ence reposafi in me in the past and mm- ‘esily soiiriiingyour suppon in the com- ing elecilou, I remain.

Y tfnll

onrsr s ec V, BENJAMIN ROGERS, Jr

1 iodtilldate

to play cities not covered by the,m , o’ther companies, thus making three ,M "road" companies and one perman-V ‘

will be held in the Board of Trade Sl:nni»hip‘I;:l;1¢;p`t3lrBFo;ist.;:pAn;ia Ynrmouihbi

i Kcep away from cheap trusses, »They are more likely to disable than to cure you. When you need a truss you need it badly, and you can’t af- \' ford to risk using any but the per- fect onie. Let us show you the perfecf 3 tion of trusses. Geo E. Hughes The People's Druggist. 1-vl2dIi. g

:l_»; ' DOMINION A FLANTIC RAIL WAY.

| BOSTON, Jan l2.-- Boston,, in the iiirst partyless election under the under new charter, elected for

er Mayor I<`itzGerald to fill again ayor’s Chair, for a. four year term,

-giving him a plurality of 1,326 over his nearesrt opponent James Storrow,

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HEALTH, WEALTH, AND woRK.

B0 long an Nature’s lawn require that

mankind shall work, the necessity of keepin one'| self ln health and strength

is of int importance. Many “people believe that men of great we th do | nothing. Thntiaamistakeu idea. They may not work with hammers or shovels, | but they work with their nerves, brains ' and minds. Scores of millionaires have worked themselves into nervous proo- tration in their efforts to control, to avoid larin , their millions. But it is the humgle workers who suffer most.

Mr. Arvez Berten, of Robertville, Glou-

fester Co., N.B., is a sturdy man of 65, who works in the lumbering districts in iwinter, and who, therefore, must have

ood health. Some years ago, he suf- §ered. rnuch from I) spepsin, with head- , aches, dizziness and) rheumatisrn In s

latatemeut, dated June 24th, 'og he says l he used only Mother Seigel's rup and \~ur bottlu cured him completely.

_ War Againsiflhe WHITE PLAGUE

The annual business meeting of

the Anti- Vuberculosis -issociation ‘for Quecffs and Kiug's Counties will be held in the Board of Trade rooms Charlottetown, on Thurs- day, ihe 13th inst., at ii fi. m. Bach branch Societv is entitled to

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~ ous confections. All the popular one delegate for every 24 members.

_ _4 flavors. 20c a pound" The Best Drug

_ Store The MacKinnon Drug Co Cor

I ' or ceo and Kr sus urn. ' l New ldverllsemew _ ' .

At eight o’clock p. in., on the

same date a

PITBLIC I\l FETING Ill be held in the Printc of Wales'

College Hall Addresses bv pro- minent phvsicians, stercoptican

iews, vocal and instrumental

music, readings, etc., will in-ke np n entertaining and instructive pro-

ramme.

DR. MCLAl`GHL ° N,

I’ esident.

R. .\l/\L‘l)().\’AI.l’),

_'Fo the Electors of Ward 4.

\'\ lun osliallfair. daily lexrfrv Surf” _\i

' for fliubyand Yarmouth lnakinp ru n

t V th ll to

Ilil '\l'll\0il Ol' Oil D1 DIIA-Nl) DIVISION-Trains oi the M d

2:3-é s§_ ~_._»_

cj)

with Express trains toanfl from Halifax Yurmont . Commenoin§0ctobe.v 17th '

The royal and U. Mall Steamship

Boston. Thu fastest and Iflm sr Steamship plying bo-

twoen *iw Maritime I'|nvincos and Boston will leave Yarmouth for Boston Wed, and Sat,i mi arrival of Train from Halifax. Roturninf leaves Long Wharf Boston ,Tue, and Fr. passengers arriving in Halifax ncxtday at 0.42 h li. ass tral

s. di' ii'ii1~foir'.'irl.nica'r° makes daily ni »

r mi-mm vim in ii a. U. virtues" dfiiu-si PX a§f'°'i<entvui¢

Ladies and Geutlemem-

At the request i of many of the

Electors of Ward 4 I have decided to again place my name in nomina-

inir Election. and respectfully re-

tion for this Ward at the forthcom- n

Secrelary- I reasurer.

i - I rd gi . .

New Yorkdds

John hwlliis Bo. I

07 Fulton Market New Yorii

Wholesale Commission r Fish Dealers.

FISH

A . lln|,Smeli|andl'2els,Specisliie|

All correspondence promptly answer-

. ., ed. Stencils sent on application. V

S-B-WILEY &. SUNS

Boston, Mass., Transfer Agents. '

References, Greenwich Bnnk.Truut Co. f America, or any wholesale I-‘ish houge the United States

ll-idrwzm

quest the same generous eupport as

endeavor as in the past to con-

; .si

that given me at the Election held os on __|_°

”’i’f’.i§§?.3“.‘$..p......iy°..,1Wm ausruv nuevo co. _ M“‘“=‘°*“’”°“'““ ¢1f°`< every day 'uid

*Inowssors to H. B. JOYCE k C0

Respectfullv Yours Dai y etnrns

R M _]0H~JSON |75 Atlantic Avenue

. _V . l ' V

_ ' ,_ udIw_ ro -7.'ltisrm|zwpil BOSTON km

, _ _

_ _- _dana-_ -

G. E. Hughes lias

ln Securing the

Or at the Ellis PhBrlD=lC)'- M°l\U’ii“°

Been Foriuliaie Agency lor

SALVIA, The Great liair Tonic(

,O M,-_ 1-Iughet’ Dru Store and

Thf°W “WW “H 5°" mmemnde h-air Srlbcurc a bottle of 3ALVlA and after tank-,_ Th-re is only c-ue prr_PHl““°" nemo one lotile if you are not satisfied ,that will grow hair andihst is 8“Bi`°”' gc

.Nd to ,ig so-no more experimenting. sol _

back ,nd 5,; your nioueygo Salvla in d at 5o_ccn\s and $l_¢o a ltle-.

5_ _,___ __4__

HAIR PAD is just in from Ne,yvlf'n York-ask the saleswomari at t. e t

I Sdtf

all

Actual cost is all we are"

The new SANITARY TURBAN suing for carpets durmg our

ous eoieaning" sale previous.

oo mmenclng alterations and

S'“°"W""°5 °°“"°°' tn d°m°ns' li es In this dept -we‘ro not ateit to you--Moorem. Mc-I_.eod Eggfrflg out of the carpet bush

55"-meroly getting ready for

- "`* gfggor and better business dur-

C R city ticket office open ,ng |910. A talk with our carpet

" day a'nd from 7 p. m. to 8 man will show yOU D|U|“|¥W if-

Through tloketsto all points See y0u'll save.-BeerQWuekS. Reg ers. |-Gdtf ture. etc. I-

* L »l'

Poultry

\Ve are prepared to handle

p ry highest market prices. We require a lot of

OATS also BUTTER in p

~ For

\\'e :iluuys keep in stock

GROCERIES and CONFEC'l SHORTS, OIL CAKE, etc.

0ur

to pay good prices for what we reasonable us possible.

Phone 199 '

1-8dtts4ir2i.

Wanted

large quantities of CHICK-

ENS, FO\\"L. GEESE :ind TUKKEYS for which we will

ound blocks and tubs.

Sale

fi complete line of choice `l()NERY, FLOUR, BRAN

Moiio

buy and to sell our goods as

Clean li ness' Strictly flbserved I

Give us a call _

F. J. HOLMAN & C0. *

1 » ’

Me Pa

made from D( )L'IiLE1) and

till March, at $2.25 per p ir.

Come along and get tliem

C Sires from 32 to 42 _

W. C. TUH

Sunny ide.

dftsrmwf

New _ York

n’s nts

TWISTED BANNO-L_` K-

BURN FACTORY Cl.O'l`H,ALl. WOOL selling from ii-;-w

while the hrirgnin price

The Low Price Store.

Cli"l`own

Fish Ads I E

__ I

9 m

.lm

To fishermen. it may _-eem quite

than you have experienced.

TRY US. _Our carefulatti-.niion F

nd handling; prompt returns and results renched not lo sr-oak of the itimlzed and satisfarn ry account Fu sale will be revelations to you, Our sa| place ofhurnrss isfhi: Iifiesl in the city

‘.ou:i lor our new iiloq Custrins Tnriff

\ 'l`o_ii§hermen i"`i~h° Ddiilers,-Kiridly_fa'vd~r

s wnh your inane and address so that Wi

° ay from uime to time mail you infnf-

tion of value ' All correspovdeuce answered Frlte

new that there are ways of ha dlin Li ls, Sh` ' ' fish on Commisvicn differenl oxilhetiir se151\`on deniliyirililig Card. and stoned.

Wi-_ are established 45 YEARS

1 Rnd refer you for standing to

3 D\inn’s Mercantile Agency, Brad-

strcetr ui ine Market an d

lion National Bank or any whole- e dealer in lim hu;i,,¢53_

ou fish, _

1°-27\'1'.zm ls ruhon fini Mums

"L" ‘ "' '_-;': '-Tf--=:- _-fs---;;¢

O G Bbston 'F

ish Ads

‘i s.*;.;“noi.

No 4 T Wharf,

Smells and Eels

rl-zqdttsmzwpd.

L.nn1pa|1y,,

wil | d c ' ' 4 - olifiii, ‘i`ix£"“.'i`i'5'°“i|v°Eii"iii'is§'ii"

Boston, Mass.

nspecialty.

JUST A REM

|84 lltantic live

handle Sustrs and Er,

‘_-' ”_“‘*`-W"-r f-~~ -~ -- ---W - .Ye . ffl _.,___ _ A_, -lit.

Established |888

INDEII that

Joseph A. Rich & Co

Boston. M335. ‘

Ls on Commission

scientiously look after the interests Commission lllerchmta solicit your shipments to Boston. - of the City generally and especially Fresh and Salt Fish and Canned

those of our own Ward. _ Go_<;ds.R Consignments Solicited ri-ioilitnrmfampd V

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