FEBRUl_\1lYfh:~1914. _. _ _ - ___'_~ms i.a;l'ss'r snug ~ _ THE CHARI/OTTETOWN GU

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WATER COMMISSIONERR- The

" _ ~ -_-- _ \b§~"At Home" Thursday atsrnoos

and evening, Feb. 5th,’ 22 Chestnut

Kish _ I 'illlif i ' _=_, l'r.raYs to biirn riovmsp. ` ,wr ls..-liars. nom urls will

or in Bloch ,

This is per-

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iod. See_`_to your

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coal his is

Plckards ~

Good dry We

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have our shedbtillled with

me boo: _lass

you want for - this cold

weather. A. R_icltard~ &' Co

6ou|d.~||ol'iWa|_i,__u||i|| iffiuii. allies” lliiiiplitaly tural Him

.. U °’_“’“‘“‘»'°"'f-» Avril ard- 1913- .dlr am a veteran- of _the Crimean .War

:ii the Indian Mutiny, volunteering rom the Royal Artillery into gmc Raya Evsiueern. and-ssl-ved ns' or Lon; Roberts during the 'Indian Mutiny, and am a pensioner of the British Govern. ment. Fierce lnsnd-to-_llsnd fighting and “.°”m‘“*l ¢xP°5“¥_7¢.`l_¢l`t me a great suf- ferer from llheuinatlsm, so mu h so that my legs o\velledi§i, mskingit impossible for me to walk. iybovvels _were so cons- tipated that I on y had one 'passage a week until I goito using“Fruli-a-tives".

215% cur_e_d lac ofgioth the Rbeumniism

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ment, I wallgthixiillllgs a 3203;. perfect health. o mont Rheum; sm or Constipation. You are at rfectjib- erty to publish this letter ifit will be advantageous to “Fruit-a-tives".

GEORGE WALKER

'P'-‘P-'Y '"5" _With Rlleulnstlsui, Sclatics, Luuibsgo or Nenrslgisall this winter. Take “l~‘ruit~a-tives’ now and be freeof pain. 5oc a box, 6 for $2.50 or trial size, 25c. _ At all dealers orsent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. " _

-_ 'For.Sale '

Daltoiif Male I

Two years old

Sire ofa _litter

Reason for sale-His mate

'.:r‘ na 'll

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Wire, Phone or Write

Phone 189 ~

Canada Fox Exchange I

_ ' And

ln veshnent Co Ltd.

Charlolftetoiivn ‘d

BLACK FOX Poli sus

_IDB llhll:-P_ura _Blank bln( Ials l‘ox dligibla _lor registration. '

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__ - lt. s. walks.

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_ Special Notice

Until further advised the

f‘O c e an Limited” between Montreal and Halifax will be discontinued after trip leaving Montrealand Halifax,Sunday, February lst, 1914. ‘

January 30th, 1914.

loss-zemif, _ _ A243-1-31m4i‘ _

iii _Hot _ater __ Roxul.Hoi-Waiof_Bou1es are

the'

strong.f_large, good kind that

arefguaranteed to wear and give

_ J _ pe ect satlsfactionor every cent _ | Bnttlgs of the purchase pnce will be

clleerfulyrefunded. I _ -

(Guaranteed) I

Varieties range in size and

_ _ prices range from _$1.50_to $2.50 _

I McKinnon Dru Co »

H . 'Cor Gt George and Kent ts ` I __ |

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i '-.sl 'f_1_*_'- _-it

fl* _

N 3 is ‘gf-£192’ or _ _i._

._ _ " '° 'Don’t Run I l

~:`.` _ ‘ ’ 5; The- Risk

*I . -- ., of smokinginferlor tobacco _ "` uma* \ 'i : _ It lslnjurious to yonrself,an

W _mm \l__ a nuisance to'_your friends

. _ _ _ ‘i Besides. good fragrant tobac

, -» '1- . "A_ "i co costs no more. Itaall in =-.'=--."_= knowing what toask for.Re '

' B ' lliok " .B islutiiu. liivd -

_-Siiiokiqili¢'T°l»s°°°»_ . lille! '- '“

`_ and Twist Chewing _'l'o|I_l°°l_l

i ‘l ts o o _ ' _ '» Lji __ _ _ _- ' _ l"§pB\il te ' the growth and makes &

member an one ofthe following I

present Water Commissioners, Messrs cr_s'obs,‘ '» sloomgor.. _ ami luonouslu, Will nominate for 're-election on Wed- nesday next. ._ _ ____ 1-31M4l.

~ HAIR D VSING.-Ladies' pumps for tllln < 'hgswltches and all hair goods® grief.-,flu order for the high

qfluliy dire '-'now so popular lud-

iéi}_~goo`Ils__'_ ilgcd gud made like iliaw.

aulpoo ug ,_ _u massage. rs. white,-fg§s=Ns§9x. new

_._f,'>-` , __ DALTON MALE.-We have for

sulc u pure Dalton mule, two years

old, sire of l§_lt‘;el°. His mate died ls the reason t animal is ollerod for sale. .Phone or wire us at once. Canada Fox 'Exchange sud Invest- mleliil U0. 'Lf.d.. Charlottetown.

-l~ __ 1034

JOHN H. BELL, moo., oi sum-

msrsidp ,the `iI_sland's most:-popular .lsctur-‘er . will ' deliver his lecture “W0_irl_an-'§__i_3ltfIrage" under the aus- Diccs of the~'W. »'M.' _B. 0! Victoriai and Hampton lu Oi-spaud Hall, (not Hampton) on Friday evening, Feb- ruary Gth. Ilecturo begins nt , 8 o'clock sharp. Admission 15 cents. Sale of candy. at the close. 1054 ,.___..

GORNWALII MEETINGI-A union

meeting,of the Cornwall, York Point and Mebdow Bank Wonlen’s Institu- tues -was held _'in Cornwall _School house Monday, Feb. Zud. Quite u nuinber.wci'e present. When routine _busiilesd was disposed 0_1 the question of having u public meeting of some kind, was bljougbt up. This was dis- cussed bv thu members and lt; .was decided to have ii Valentine teu on Monday, Feb. 16th. Alter muklug all necessary arrangements for the ten, the meeting closed by sing'hlg` the National Anthem.

THE MARKET.-There was a. fair

market in Charlottetown Tuesday, In the interior eggs sold at 36 cents per dozen, 'hu'tt_cr- from 28 to 30 cents per pound, chickens and fowl at -from $1.20 to $2.00 per pair and turkeys at 14 cents per pound. The butchers oflering beef for sale out- sido the murkct building received from -7 to 10 cunts pci' pound by the quarter for their meat. Hides were bought at 10;, cents per pound. The first huy brought iuto the market for some time was oller- cil for sale _at from 70 to 75 ccuts per poulld.

Tlilu STEAMERS.- The Miuto left

Mctbu ut 7' ri, nl., Tuesday und doc- ked .it Geor`get.own` ut 10.30 u. ui. lrlcr cargo consisted oi 125 sucks of mall 100 tolls freight, besides 30 passengers. Shi: left again at 11.30 for Picton. and _will return to George town Wcdnesduy’b1'lnglng over the fi-eight, mail bud passengers. The Earl Grey, which had stopped duriug the night about scvcn miles north- -_-out ol Alnet Island, where she had been ordered to _go to luvestigute the iiistrcss signals displayed there, l~cu`chod Georgetolvnat 11.15 ll. in., \-.~ii,l| 7 passengers, 50 tous freight and :$0 sucks of mail. '

'AUTOMOBILE ¥$U1-lO0l1.- 'l`lli: llrst day class in the automobile school completed their lectures and shop practice last week, and thc lol-

pgssed their. exsnlillutions lrr.i1|1.iH de" psrimsnii w..H. Tldmursh. Clwflvfr miiown; Goriluu McM'illuu,~ =N.ortb River; llrtliur Davey, Cha1'lott_otow1l; claude Monwou. Morerli Dhnswvlief 1m,,_,m_ pe sums; John. McNab, Grand ’l‘racudlc; Chester Robertson. Bunbury; -D. McFarlane. \.Marshlieh.l2_ Ernest Rice, C_ilarl0_ttetow`l1; *HBFYY wsiilool<,_cnsr,1oitoi.own_. 'rlloso :pen will returnto receive instructional” driving and to'¢Ul!l1>1¢iJ0 P10 90“\`B° as soon su thc' ‘streets are in ii cou- dltiou favourable -_to motor cur driv- ing. - 'i'ho secouiiduy class is now wsu in progress. '1‘he.ulght classes- ars doing splendid -work and will complete their sh0D~work and lecture course bv the end of next week, the mud work, being taken up later pro- vided condltious permit. Till! €‘1UiP‘ ment of the school is constuntlv be- ing added to. The Strombcrg Motor Devices Company of Chicago havc contributed u cross-section r-srborett. er complete for demonstration Dur- pdaes. 'The Belpy°.Maguetu Oolllhsuy have glvsu u luugu_st_.o _for the I use of the school; ,uuil _the Bosch»Mu_gl.\a-__ 1_0 Company, of New York; in; s_uD-1 .dying B, mqgucto'-at ia spec u ow rote. 1i»=so0oild_uii_:bt clam; will? .1>.¢‘_ opened~ about the middle of this month. So IM' OUP NW have 9”' rolled. _ - __ I '*

, ;;Wyctlls .Sage and Sulphur .ls nn. |4551 |_1ulr":=r`cmedy and dressing. It

ol r to faded and gray hair

ilidilosif lull: son. bright and slwr

lowing students have successfully

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" .»-CARD OF THANKS.-'Phe fumlly_of the late Mrs. (R_ov.) Allan Macnsso lllwlrc to-thank their' friends for the many kindnesees shown their mother and themselves durln. their stay in Hampton. , 1053 PIJNERAL No'l‘1olc_- 'rue iuuci-ol

of the late Mr. George Dixon will take place on Wednesday, on .lrrivul of thc l?.20 train, not tue 10.10 us announced in yesterdays issue. ln- tcrmeut lu the Kirk Cemetery, Lot 48. .

BUSINESS CHANGE.-'i‘ho storc

of Mr. L. A. Huszard ou Grafton Stl-cet, until recently used as u gi-ou. ery, is now bclilg relittcd by s Stull ol capable' workmen into u. re- tail ilsh establishment for the Charlottetown Fish Supply Com- fwv- _ _

ISLOUU ` l’OIBUNlNG.- His many

f_1'ii>.uds will regret _Lo leilrii that Mr, _Anigustus Hermann, Quesil Street, has been ill for some time with blood poisoning, tho _l'eslllt'of cutting li wurl: off one of his lingers. First thc

poisoning was only ill thi finger but lutvr it worked its way llroilgh h s whole urlil. Mr. Iierniails eutcrcd thc Cfmirlottctoivli Hospital on Monday and was 'reported much better Tucs- day.

POLICE (JUUR'l‘.- 'l"llcrc wcrc no

cases beforu tho City Police Court |'1‘ucsduy. Monduy threo cases of :drunkenness were dealt with. In two

'instances the defendants were Coll-

victed und fined each $5, with thc op- tion of thirty days’ imprisonment. In thethiril cuss, the _defende.nt, who had been allowed out on bail, did not surrender his -ball, and at thc direction of the Ma istratc, the ii- mount of his bail, $15, was estrcuted.-

_'I‘l-il!! EGG MARKE’I`_-The cgglmur- ket here has been unusually steady during the past three weeks or so, The quantity of eggs coming ill re- mains about the same, t-he dlflerefucc being very slight, but leaning to- wards li rlsc in number rather than ll decrcasc. The mild weather has no doubt caused this steildi-liens' in the market, for under its illfluellce poultry arc producing more oggB,unld this hos enabled the lkirmcrs to low- er the sclliugiprlce, which ilow l'il‘llges from thirty-two csilts wholesale to thirty-four and thirty-six cents rc- toil.

_'j1lUM l`ll\II)H.- '_l‘llc lictivlties of _thu 'l‘ciilpc"lillcc Alllullcc and the onl- plvylueui. of thc two 'l‘hiel dctcctlves to discover uud expose the vurlous “beer-joli-ts" ullcgcil to clit;-i1. in this city have not tcudcd to diiniillsh thc

` ::l<‘or u: shaving `pl'epai‘u`tioil thut. will make shaving -u »p1cusurc‘you _ should use Eutllylnol Shaving Cl'eu.m. This cream will soften _the toilghest or nlost wlry beard, soothes the face iiiul makes a rich, creamy lutllcr that does not dry on thc lace. l-'rite Zbc. 'Fha MacKinnon Drug ' Go., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. mtl

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ii'-‘."“¢i.f¢H "¢°°|'iiia°l'i."|fiif °"if'~°°==d° Iii' ww"

There are so mailécoln-

pounds _called Cold ream, that it is 'often dlfiicult to make a selection. Most Cold .Creams are good when -fresh, but they become inrltatmg when old. We recommen

Creme _Veloute liecausc we' ulways have u fresh supply... _»_0_ne. _of its distinctive ualltles is that.

l '__ it keeps fresh and deiightflii

. for an indeti ite peri _ _ Aperfect %reani. for heal- _

` -1 i'n'g.and for massage purpos-

es.

Price' only '25c a' Jar.

-i ' ` ` . Nouiloéllro it for auuamfi onilmul The Quality 131118 _Si10f€- '

" _ _ " _ _ . _ V ing scalp-_50c. and $1.00 bottles for.

_ »__ ,__ . .' _\'_ ._ . .

or aiusféleii ofsswci slinveiidn _nwfrenf f°

get in_~ ‘ghs-li s;i#l1i1d~fioor- proposltion__and sililfc .10

(l lVl(l€Il(l8 i ‘ki ` -

Ti. com i* ’ own- mo pair silver suorraos oi'-sigh

quality ind thpdpxiiairs of Dawhes H599* P°"_°¢“f‘bi“°k

in breeding. ‘

canal? $40.90: SIi¢rn_S50-°..°»__¢I°i-

For info _ l °“ and DYU9P¢¢t“5 “Filly 197 M

verylowcdst. ' V- ` _

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‘\`“»»° #~

M¢£llLlAN ’

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twig and recommended by lil. A. Font-‘ er, ~Oeutral~"`Drugstore. MU-_ ,

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my 0 B Jelly is Guardian N wa

'Kiudl build him all reliable news.

STE?/ARTS 1 _

swan diniiililii-:bill

will and _fi oewdoiighi to your table delicious TOASTf`for‘breakfast.-

Bread _ and ggkenp other.

` _Stew'art’s` Biliary' Telephone 211

7 ,healthf l d.

- sis; your new or renewal subm- an _ tlmeg _gi/Eu

__ .__.? _ -_ _ _ I L;

mviiional li- A

,Ask _i fgrocer for _

_ _ _ _ .. .

C _ , __ I digest fort.: Victoria and vlsinty 21.0 keep y-om. complexion

_ rMassage_ it

Cre ;h

This lfireparatioily is free ,|

. from a excessive fats and

oils-a slglél food and com- plexion autifier that en- ' ables you todéfy_allchanges_ _ in wind and weather. It is healthful, beautlfylng _and purifying and costs .but25c l` aiar.

The World Wide Fox

_i _ . lr cllorts oi thc local police in the causii _Toi prohibition. Rather' have the Tem- ipbrancc authorities' zeal msc “mg commendable support. by the city's police force. Acting on their gym re- isponslblllty, tho police within the last few days effected three raids lu` fthe city on places altoged to be cn- gaged in tue liquor tralllc. Their raids, lt is understood, were not unsuccessful. ln two cases they tous away samples of beer, which lt is learnt analysis has proved to be ol an alcoholic strength bcyong the limits of the law. l‘he third and latest mid met with even' nlore suc- cess; thc olllcers dlscc-veriilg ii rcgu- lslr rumshop_ Thi-y came away with no Iewcritliuu u dnzcil bottles of splrituouu liquors. 'l`|li;- sequel to all these interesting excnislons will take Piucc in thc City lvl.-t,';istl'.lf.c`u Court. during thc latter part, of tho present

week.

WEDDING UELI.S.-Wedilesduy cv-

culllg, Jun. Zsth, the home of Mrs. Isabella Mcllonuld, brsdallnans, was the scene ot u very pretty wedding when over llfty_.invit.cd guests wit- ‘nesscd ‘thc marriage of her eldest, daughter Annie, to l-high F. Mcltay of Elliotts Mills, Rev. Alexander Ferguson olliciating, assisted by Ilsv. J. B. Gough. The bride wus gowncd ill Cream silk with pearl and lace trimmings with thc usual bridal veil und looked cllu|'n.ing us shc entered the prcttlly decorated parlour, lean- ing on the arm. of her brother, Alex. Mclloiluld, to the stri;ins»ol the brid- al choril ‘heuiltlllully rendered by Miss Buiiburu McKuy, sister of the groom. Tho bride, who lol' some time past wus olgwilist in thc Pres- bytcriuu Church, Sunllncrlleld, and u successful music teacher, wus the rc- clpicut of many useful und cost- ‘ ly gifts, iilcluddlig swllstailtial sums ill cosh. Tllc groomis gift to thc bride wus il hiiudoomc lull length ful' cout, and to Miss Jeulleta, sistelv of' the bride, li necklace of pearls. Aftcr the ceremony the coinpully purtook of u sunlptuolls repost prepared in Mrs. McDonald’S hospitable mallller. A P100-Sillg feature of thc evening was a kind visit from the nlilskod broth- erhood, who ill an orderly way ex-

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Mr. John I. Pumfroy, Farmer-,V|;;aroy, Saou., writes:-.

= “I think it is my duty to let you knovv_the benefits l have obtained . from the use ol' Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. For years I suf-

fered from weak kidneys. The urine was scatity, thick and was

_ accompanied by burning sensations. The trouble _grew worse until

there was a total stoppage of urine and I suflere 'most excruciat-

_ ing pains. Besides private treatment by medical men I _was twice ' 'operated on at a hospital in Oxford, England. ' ‘ _ ' ‘

“Sami after coming to this country the trouble returned with

great severity, and the druggist to whom I went recommended.

` Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. for which l am very thankful. l

am now enjoying excellent health and I am positive this is due to

, the use of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. The water is clear a_nd

no difficulty in passing it. I am_makin_g_this statement \/_oluntanly so that others may know of this mcdlclne which has given such wonderful results.”

This case gives you some idea of the splendid work

being accomplished by this great medicine of the famous Receipt Book author, A. W. Chase, M.D. You can use Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills with positive assurance that they will awaken the action of the liver, kidneys and ~ bowels and thereby cure such ailments as biliousness,

. "constipation, indigestion, backache and kidney derange- ~ ments. 25 cents a box, 5 for $1.00, all dealers or Edlnan- . son, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. A sample box will be

_ _ _mailed free if you mention this paper.

g_ sas = xi-gg

pressed their collgrutlllutlolls. A -very pleasant cvenluli; wus spent with games uud_ music after which the happy couple drove to their future home, Pleasant View Farm, followed by the best wishes oi hosts of friends,

I _---1 I For nursing mothers

Na-Dru-Co laxatives offer the important advant- age that they do not disturb the rest of the system or affect the child.

25c. a box at your Druggist’s. Nssaisi Dru .sa climiul Co.

of comb. u-ad. 115

lj-_-il

I Fire Insurance

A Necessity . _

Then insure in good strong stock compan-

ies, which never contest an honest claim such

as is represented by

~ R. BRO

Charlottetown

A _ Exchange " Montague, P. E. l.

bought sold, and handled

icited. '

J. A. Mclntyre. Sec. Tres. I 4223-1-30Mtf. '

I _eady

1 elief

Frank Mais. 420 atb Bt.. New York. writes:

"lily wife suddi-lily fell very sick wllli lndu- cnzs. l rnlli-d ln the doclor, but hc failed _lo licl Ilcl' any. Wo haw no time to bu iiltk. Soni bscumc ny own dui-lor and with ltsil-

\vny‘s its-udiv ltrlli-I and Pills. 1 gave livr ac; corillng to tnihviiy al dlrc|~|lol_l_s. uud sill WED but-k tu work two days lulcr.

il0LllS llill (SIIIIEIIS

Apply um mile: io ills ilu-on mi rims:

until the surface smurls sud reddi-us. GW" ilndwnyhi Pills In such doses ns will fred! move lilo bowels. For n sudden cnld tukc ii

i lurgo dose llu|lwuy‘s l’l|ls und n lPuHllU"“i“i.

of R..||,.f with a tcsspnouful of mulnssi-:'_. ltn a tumbler of horwnier. ltsilrc st ofiie 0 Ind, lu the m--ning ills cold will bi- gone.

. WDWAY ls C0.. Montreal. f\'l1- r

' ANNUAL MEETING

_ The annual- meeting ol ths_ Bam- soll Silver Black For Co. L., will be held lu. tho Board of 'Prada Rooms Market Building, Charlottetown ou Wednesday 4th Feb. at 8 o’clock p, m. for tho transaction ol general business and election of Directors for the siisnlhg year. _ ' D. Sl-IURMAN, Elec.-'l‘l‘sas_urer. (040-1-20M.14l. _

FOR SALE

The undersigned odors for sale his

residence at Pownal known as the "Forester House" this pluco ls noicd\ for its tourist trade a_nd is woll oquipped, splendid location with good boating I bathing and llslillig, store in front a

never falling pump in liiioheu all up-to date furnace. wltl good stable, couch llouso, lion house and leo houso nil joinin kitchen: store room and work

sepusw -mana 4”

.-lUpiions oll next year’s stock,

A -J-. W. Carruthers, `Pres.

' 'ihe Boiler Inspection and

Insurance Company ol Canada

CONSULTING ENGINEERS-EFFICIENCY EXPERTS 'POWER PLANT SPECIALISTS

<us'l‘ABL1sslio lain; TORONTO

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commission. Correspondence sol-_~ .

BOILER INSPECTION AND INSURANCE

Periodical Inspection of Steam Boilers, Digesters, Economlzers

' ` ' And Other Vessels By Experts ' ~

_ Specifications Furnished for Boilers, Digesters, etc._

‘» Plans for Boilersettlngs, Dutch_0vens, Chimneys. etc.

i .

I _ _ Inspection and Test Prior to De1iveryorPnrchase _ ,\ __ _ _ A

_ InsnrancsA_ aln-it All Ioss D to Pro ' andLoss'fLif ‘

and Personal iujsrios Iiisoifllg irlhhiigeno lixglofioriiyoi swam lioilssf

` Digssters, Econo zers and ot er Vessels. ` '

ENGINE INSPECTION AND INSURANCE '

Inspection and Indication of Steam Engines By Experts _

11 suranoa Against Loss or Damage to Property Caused By Breakdown of Engine ur Bunting of F y-Wheel

,SERVICE PROTECTION SUPPLi£Mi£N'l‘EI) BY

INSURANCE .

I -For l"ul| information Write To

1 W. C. Macllonald |“Sl>¢¢\°f

9 __

STELLARTON, N. S; '

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.ii Hotel Punta Gorda

Punta Gorda, Florida,

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sunuuanaoaunnaa

shop dll in good repair. For particulars app y to the owner.

"The 2i1\_/Igcs a

G H M CARVER.

Pownal

An attractive resort on the Gulf (cali, JN ~

miles south of Jacksonville, Delightful Climate. finest

fishing and hunting in Florida.

Hotel has 180 rooms, overlooking Charlotte Harbor. ' NEWLY FURNISHED SEASON lillli. An ideal winter home, moderate races,

$17.50 to $28.00 Per Week, American Plan roll rolrrssn isroiilulmon Annluuis

Ray Payne, Mgr, 3| Pine St., New York. Until December lo then to Punta Gorda Fla

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