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'rmvmcs or runes mania mana, I? .yggyipg Charlottetown,

Beton Kenneth J. Martin, Esquire,

`lk'giitr\te for the Oiby of Cli.sr,liteown.

,TAKE NOTICE that His Honor the

gtipeadiarymagisti-ate of the City Of ' hsrlottetown has by vlrtuiie of the 'power sndidthoriq in him ,vested by the Btltuti of ths General Assembly of the Island entltlpdz- .

"As _Act-.to Consolidate and am°11d

the several sets incoporstlng the Cit ot Charlottetown itordered and

1 Y ' . 'appointee that wedassdsp the stii asv

or october. 2_1. D.. 1919 lie the any S91 down for hearing all appeals made to ‘him for the preceding Valuation As- sessment of rates imposed or author- ised by the City Council of the city, and -that on such day and daily there- after, until sllysuch appeals have been heard at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon, in the City Police Court, iii the City Hall in Charlottetown, afore- said all such appeals will be heard and finally determined by him.

Dated this 25th as-.v 01 September.

A. D., 1919.

ROBT. VANIDERSTINE,

Collector of said City

K. J. MARTIN,

Btipendlary Magistrate

FOR SALE

, McLaughlin Bulc E 4-35-five p11a~ senger 1918 model. This car is in perfect running order and looks like new. Price $1,200.

B. A. STRANG.

Borden.

1158-9-25M'li .

‘

Annuaweeting c

The Annual meeting of the

Spring Park Black Fox Co, Ltd., will be held in the V. M. C. A. rooms at' 8 o’clock on the evening of October 2nd.

R. E. SPlLLi;`.TT

loses-zzumwirs...

NOTICE

The I-Iazelbrook Dairying Co. are

prepared to receive cream by team or by rail in the Murray Harbor line. Freight refunded on rail shipments. Prompt cash returns monthly. For further information see or write the Manager

A. W. JONES,

Maiiugcrf

Hazelbrook.

Sept. 25th, 1919.

”?

riuuiis

Tenders' will be received by the

undersigned up to » and including Saturday Oct. 4th for the painting of the 'Methodist Church at Union Road. Queens Co; Tenders for exterior and

interior work to be seperate, Parties'

tendering to furnish their own bi'usli- es. The lowest or any tender not

necessarily accepted.

B. C. HARDY

Secy_ Trustees.

1244-9-20-mlliptl

Notic To The Public

We intend opening our store at

Murray River for business' on Wednes day, October ist-we solicit your in- spection and -patronage.

8OUT'i-i K|NG’S SUPPLY CO.

i265-9-30_M2l.

Autcion Sale oi Choice Furniture

I will sell for Mr. Flnly on Thurs-

day, Oct. 2nr at his' house 100 Edward street, commencing at 1 o'clock, p. in. his household furnltiire and effects comprising Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Rooms, Hall and Kitchen furniture, oil cloth, carpets, rugs, stoves and all house fixings, every thing good.

1180-9-25-mthstu3lpd.

AUCTION

l will sell by auction on the John

KM. Clark premises, Summerslde, on

~ SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4TH

at 1 oclock p. m.

-All of my persgpal effects, viz: Draft Horse, 6 years old; 2 Driving Sleighs;

Open Buggy; 2 sets Harness, Truck'

iwligon with Pole and Shafts; ,Fan- ndrs, Scales, a quantity of Hay and Stray; 'Lawn Mower; Overland Auto 'in perfect condition, having .approxi- mately run‘2000 miles; Gerhardt- Heintsmsn Piano, almost new; Parlor ,ilfurniture consisting of Mahogany Gettee upholstered in Green Plush;

Chairs to match: Mahogany Table, 2 Quartored Oak Rock- Wicker Chairs, Roll Top Desk

Oak Dining Chairs, China Sowing Machine, Monarch

8 Burner Oli Stove with

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uusiwiiil. I urnvnusiiornrii

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runes ni».`P».-' wwrv»\=»

gy; s tifsd, sod! felt

y ~ mary. most or the

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ter. I kept itup for three months, and _

I feel fine and can eat; anyth1}}K “°W withoutdistressornervousness. -Mrs. J. Won'rni.1NE. 2342 North T111" St" Philadelphia Pa.

The majority of mothers nowadays

overdo there. are so many d°'“°“d°

' me and stren h the result

upon fheirti Ki I is invarlabl s weakened, run-down,

nervous condition with headaches, back- ache, irritability and depression-and soon more serious _ ailments develog. it is at such vriods in life that Lydia . Pinkham's egetable -Compound will restore a normal healthy condition, sa it did to Mrs. Worthhno-

So Many Delicious Dishes Can he Made With

CATELLl’S

Hlrcndelle, Macaroni, Ready Cuts and Sllaglleifl

' Garage

Automobiles, Marine and Stationary Engines repaired Ford repairs and Specialty Gasoline and Cylinder Oil kept in stock 16 years experience

Leslie Campbell

Cape Traverse.

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MAIL I CQNTRACT

S-citlod tondcrs, uddi'L>ssetl to the

.’u.<tiiifistvi' Gent-riil. \\'ill he received it (litziwii until noon, on i<`i'itlay the

Ttli, November, lillii, for the convey-

,iiivo of ills .\Iujt-1-:i_v`s Mails, on ii pro- j»t_\si'il (`oiiii'uct for four years, ti times per wool( on thc route Siiniliiersldc Itural ‘Mail Iioute No. Ll., froin thc l’o,4tinastor` Generul's pleasure.

Printed notices containing further

int`ormuiion as to conditions of pro- posed (‘onti'ncl muy bc seen and blank .rm-= wi Tciirlor muy he obtained ul 2-- l‘~..~'t Ollicrfs ot' Suinlnerside, Bedo- quo. tlcutriil lictlcqiio, und Wiliiiot Valley, and at the oilico of the Post

tile Iiispoctor. 'ost Oflice Inspector, Post Olllce In- ._i---'oi"s (lillcc. (`lizii"lottct0\vn, Sept, 27, 1019.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Office Inspector.

1251-9-30-uitue3i_

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MAIL CONTRACT

SEAIIEI) 'I‘END_EItS, arldresscd to

the Postmaster General, will be roc- eived at Ottawa until noon,, on Fri- day the 2-ith October, 1919 for the con- veyance of His Majesty's Mnils, on a proposed Contract for four years six limes per week on the route Charlot- tetown Rural Mail Route No. 5 from the lst January next.

l'rliiied notices containing further

information as to conditions of propos- ~.'l Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of Charlottetown, Johnston's .River and Mermaid Farm :ind at the olllce of the Post Ofilice inspector.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Ofilce Inspector

Post Ofllice lnspect0r's Office,

Charlottetown, Sept. 12, 1919.

973-9-17MWed3i.

Time Table -“Sf S. Tussle”

In Effect Oct. Ish,

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Leave Charlottetown for Orwell

Monday I p. m.

Leave Orwell for Charlottetown

Tuesday, 7 a. m.

Leave Charlottetown for Orwell

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SANDRA TIIE .IEALOUS

By lane Phelps

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EVERETT TAKES SANDRA

HOME FOR A VIS

I CHAPTER LXXVIII.

I was asleep when Everett ca

in. 'Fired with my shopping. I I token Mrs. Gray’s advice und go

to bed almost liiiniodlately when l`ouiid he had gone out.

I wunted to look nice. I wa

bit afraid, even after so long a ti

liud elapsed, of the effect of w

Rose hud\ told everyone -would ha

u on in friends. if l looked w

P Y . rested, stylish, it would go for to d pute any coniineius. I was qu

sure I would look stylish, and if

slept well I would also pass mus in other wa s I was unfortunate

y. .

that loss ol' sleep, weeping, or wo left tale-tale marks for ii full tliiy

terward. So I was the more rea

to take advice and go to bed.

I was so busy, so excited the n

morning that 1 forgot all about fe

utli

ing badly the night before. Yo certainly has many things for wh

to be grateful, not least of which

the power to forget what has pas and to live in the present.

Everett was very nice all durl

our journey, very kind and thoug `ful_ Oiily‘ once did he suy anythi

that could he construed ns even vice. Then he said:

:~H‘lI` it little, Sumlrii. not to be voiiiiilciilul with your young-fricn YOU have grown a little away fr

"lf would be wise to watiili yo

tllcm in this lust two yours. and tl might not undcrstniid you-us y

moan them to. I also \vould`not v to any oi' them to visit you. I

not care for outsiders in my hom

Idoii't liiiiik many inen dol

speaking oi’ your iinnicdizite fanii they ur() always ivclcoiiie-now, i-:light hesitation before the lust w oiiiimlili-(1 inc to ask:

house gunna. 'Of course I am n

"Why diil you over object, l')v-.'>l'(>

You iwiiieiiilwi' when l was first ii

ricii I :iskcil if l might have Motl visit mo if I would noi go home, ai you rcfusotl lo allow nie io iiiv

her."

“I rcliiemher very well, You W0

_£a,r'ai't‘cl,v 'iintierstaiitl my feel shouiil I ily to explain. li was

:=;inic with your own people as \v

oihcrs. I \\'uiitf-,1 you io become rxusloincd to your position as wife. ucuiiwtoiiicii also to nie, hef

llwl' visited you. In view of all tl

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too

' Catarrh

1 Ol The Stomach lg Is Dangerous

“Thousands Have it and Don't

.' Kf\°W li," Says Physician.

Fl‘¢ClU€rlt|y Mistaken for In- dIgestI°n-How to Recognize and Treat. '

X O¥O¥*F¥*lC

“Thousands of people suffer more

loss constantly fi'oin furred, con tongue, had breath, sour burn sto-niarch, fredii:-nt vomiting, rumhl in stomach, bitter eruc-tations, w and stomacli ucidity and call\lt ind cstion when in reality their trou is dug to gastric cntarrli olf the stom-

ucii," writes ii New York physiciu

(‘ui:irrh ol' the stomach ls ding

ous because the mucous menibr.

lining of the 'stomachl ls thicke and a coating of phlegan covers

surface so that the digestive flulflsc

not mix with the food and digest th

This condition soon breeds den disease in the fermented, uiiassln ated food. The blood is polluted :

carries the infection througliou;

body. Gastric ulcers are apt to fo und frequently nn ulcer is the fi sign of a deadly cancer.

in catiirrh of the stomach o g

intl safe treatment is to take be. meals s teaspoonfui of pure Illsi: cd Magnesin. In half a glass of

waiter as hot as you can conifortal

drink lt. The hot water washes

mucous from the stomach walls a

ills

the blsurated mngnesia is an ext-_

draws the blood to the stomach wi

lent solvent for mucus and increa

the efficiency f the hot water tre

ment. Moreovdr the Blsurated M

nosia will serve as a powerful b harmless antacid which will neutr

Bedstead, 2 Tuesday 2 p. m. ice, any excess hydrochorlc acid that

Bureau, Iron Leave Charlottetown for Victoria may be in your stomach and s eeten also Springs, Wednesday 7 a. in. returning to Char- its food contents. Easy, natura dig-

Clothes Bas- iottetown same day. y L estion without distress of any ind and Motor Leave East River for Charlotteto n should soon follow. Bisurated Cleaner, Pic- Friday 1.20 a. m. nests is not a laxative, is horn. ess, Typewriter, 4 Leave 'Charlottetown for East Rlv- pleasant and easy to take and cn he Mixer and var- er Friday.2'p.' m. obtained from any local dru ist.

‘ins passed, the trouble you have had ii nccunimodatlng yourself to new and different conditions has DFOVECI I wus i'lght in not giving you permis- sion to ask them to visit YOU- 1 Ili"/9 ii great deal of pride Saiidru-~D€\‘~ hops too niucli. I did not propose to have myself criticized, or anytliing I have done. That it all. Have a good time, but remember you are --my wife.”

l stole _my hand into his. J _ “l won't forget, Everett." and ldid

not mean to.` While I did not quite understand all he~liud tried to tell mo, yet l knew that much of it was because of the dlffereiice in our ages. Ile knew the b0ys and S-INS W0U1d probably risk, me all sorts of ques-

ciiowiuo noir wnu asia Noistsr

Q nur luis ,N

If you are growing hard of_ hearing

and fear \Catai‘rhzil Deafness or if _you have roaring, rumbling. hissing noises in your ears go to your drugglfii Ullll get 1 ounce of Parinint (double strength,) and acid io ji. ‘/I Dill! Of hill water and "o, little granulated sugar Take 1 tablespooiiiful four tlines :i day.

tions. und wanted to wurn ine. I also thought that his objection . to] ?Vlothci"s visiting me was to enable\ ina to becoime accustomed to the idea of being a second wife. _ He d_idn't want her to come while the strange- ness, the resentment was upon me.

What it welcome I received!

Mother, Fatlier, and the -boys all were so delighted -to have me liome,` and 'so nice to Everett that I was as gayly happy are a child. Then af- ter Everett had gone the boys and girls-Ros., ln the lead-flocked around mo. 'Tliey DID ask ques- tions, ,some of them embarrassing ones-questions Isliould have per- haps answered' foolishly had Ever-l et not warned me. But I knew I ac- quitted myself fairly well when Rose Grandon said one day:

“You certainly have changed, San-

dra. You are so quick at replying say such clever things. You talk a good deal, but you liaven't told us much. Do tell us something about Mr, Graham‘s Number One. You know you wanted to know abopt her so badly when I was there," which speech proved how foolish I had been to lake if(-se into my confidence.

"l know that She wus very beauti-

ful. very .icconiplished, and a. .great favorite in society. I only hope I can be ns great it one,” I replied .'|uietly, but how hard it was -to speak of Lcoia as I had no one could- ini ziglne _

“Weil, I wouldn’t play second fid-

dle for the sake of any man or any social position. I’d rather marry one of the home boys. and I’m' not keen on them either."

I inado no answer, but as I looked

at the -crude, ordinary looking and at-ting boys and then thought of my hziiidsonie distiiigulslied liushand, it man of the world, at new feeling of respect for Everett came to inc. It wfould take years of experience and polish .before any one of tliein could hope to compete with him.

(To be continued)

Why Stay Fat P

You Cain Reduce

The :iii-swer of most fat people is -that it is too hard, too troublesome ami too dangerous to force the weight down. However, in iMurmolu Prescrip- tion Tablets. all these difficulties-are overcome. They are absolutely harm- less. entail no dieting or exercise. and have the added advantage of clieair ness. A large case is _sold by drug- gists at $1. Or if preferable, they can bc obtained by sending price dir- ect to the Mnrinola C0., 864 \Vood- ward Ave., Detroit, Mich. Now that you know' this you have no excuse for being too fat, but can reduce two. three or four pounds c week without fear of had effter-effects. '

NEW WORLD’S RECORD FOR A

FIVE-MlLE~ HARNESS RACE.

QUEBEC, Sept., 28.-A new worlds

record for a five mile ihiirness race was set here today when Imogene Constantine, owned by F. X. Lachance, of Quebec, and driven by Aid. U. Gauvin, covered thc distance in S2.- 08%, reducing thc previous record for the distance byxl-1% seconds. The previous record for five miles was 12.23%, and was set here by Marconi, owned by B. Mlchoud, of Montreal. The favorite in the race -today was Phillip Ha-Ha, owned and driven by C. Roblliard, of Montreal, and he set the pace until, the lnst half-mile when the Quecbec mare went by him _and won. »

There were ‘two other races on the

program, matinee events. One was oapturediry Laurettn 'Oakland and the other by Miss Marble.

FlEV.DR.PR»iNGLE’8 FINE- TRIIBUTE

'r_o' ari|1'teH -'Anmis ~'

ST. CA'i‘HERiiN-E'S Ont., Sept. 28.-

Rev. Dr.. John Pringle, moderator of the Canadian Presbyterian Gener- al Assembly, in an address hors on the fotfward movement, paid a fine tribute to the armies of Great Britain, which he declared really won the war. in thelglorious retreat from Mons. "The United States in giving its men General Foch rs place where he wish-, ed, was tho'most -maknaniuions not that `any nation couid.perform. But from the present expression nf feob

This will often bring quick relief

from thc distressing head noises. Lliogged nostrils should open, breatli- ing become easy and the mhcus stop dropping into the throat. It lsseasy to prepare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who is threuteiied with (‘.atarrhai Deafness or who has head noises should give Qiis prescrip- tion a trial.

::It is wise to prevent disorder.-

Muny causes It-.iid to disorders of the stomach and few are free from tlieni. At the first iiianifestation that thc stomach and llvor are not performing their functions, a course of Parniel- efs Vegetable Pills should be tried, and it will be found that the digestive organs will speedily resume healthy 'action. Laxatlves and sedatlves are so splendid in these pills that no oth-, er preparation could be so effective as they.

Address and

_ Presentation

On Sunday last Rev. Father Siiiitii

sung high mass In Iona Church in the presence of n large congregation. At the conclusion of the mass the trus- tees cziine to the altar rail and- on be- h:ilf ol' ho Parishioners so/ld farewell to tlicir pastor, who is departing this week for Kinkora. The following ud- dross was read, accompanied by n wcil filled pursez-

lluvcrend M. J. Smith,

Ileverend and dear Fatheri- We have learned with sincerest re-

gret that you are lcuving us to take up your missionary work,ln another part oi thc Province. I

For nliiiof-it seven years you have

luliorotl fuiilifiilly amongst us, and in that time you have endeared yourself to every nienibei' oi` iii congregation.

Wliie niinistering to our spiritual

w_1iits,»you have a so greatly assisted ui. in mzileriul welfare, and the Parish has prospered mor:ill~y, materlaly and st-iriall-_,' under your efficient and encr- getic care. We have found you iuost attentive" in the hours of sickness and at the deathbcd of our departed ones. To stty that we will miss you very groutly is putting it mildly, und we assure you, that you carry with you to your new field of labor, the best wishes ,of the people of Iona, and their earnest and sincere prayer for pour

contllnued success in the Lord's vine- grarf _

iWc ask you to accept the accomp- HL'/illg wift as a small token of our goodwill towards' you, and we assure you that our prayers and good wishes are yours for years to come.

Signed on behalf of the parishion-

ers of Iona: _

B-ERNARD J.. McDOd\IALD.

MICHAEL E. DALY, MICHAEL GRIFFIN,

Trustees. `

Iona, September 28th, 1919.

To this address and presentation

Father Smith made a suitable acknow- ledgment. He thanked them sincerely for their thoughtful and generous gift, remarking that It was only in keeping with the generous' treatment they had accorded to him during the past seven years. He expressed his great sorrow in parting with them and assured them that he would long remember their kindness to him.

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4 FARMERS’ NUTICE

We are prepared to buy any qusnl

tity of hogs on hoof, commencing Mon

duly 15th Sept paying hisliest market pr ces.

Leave West River for Charlottetown lflon't confuse Blsurated Ma esis in i the Unlted".States that the Am CANADIAN PAOKINO O0 LTD

_ _ - g s ri - . . 'Cod »94turdlY‘7-39 P- m- -~ _ wit._h other forms of magnesia, llks,.erican troops won =ths-war, i il d J- M- 59°F “IMI 1' ' ' " ' ' - ’-I . ‘F Lssveciisrlottstows for Westnv- lcnrsisir. die/ but sbt it in the pure me to the belief that the iilnllga Plant. Kwslnston Rose ~”' ` 8 All E Im!"

or Saturday 21| m v iiisui-s.u-fi form (powder or ts lets.) States is Just at ms measles and Pnons 553. 1 . »~ ‘ ` _ ` V _ ° -. ,_ .».-ass'

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L d1aE.PI\\kh»m° Ar ssutr are MARIE. THE PmNcE nEcEiv|No 1' ,

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AUCTION SALE

lain iiistructed hy llr. John

Frlzzell, 'ii' Coriiwall, to scll by nuc- tion on his premises on Thursday. October ilth, 1910 at 1 o'clock, p.m.

(If stormy the sale will be held on

Saturday at some hour.)

STOCK-1 fui'in marc ‘J years old,

2 good milk cows with onli, 2 young cattle. Hens-IG Plyinouth liock hens.

IMPLEMENTS-Wood sleigh. pung

sleigh, driving slcigli, single plo‘w, spike Iiiiri'n\v, spring tooth liurrow, curt, truck ang friiine, truck wagon, express wagon, huggy.

CRO!"--Quality ol` wheat, straw

and potatoes.

IIARNSISS-I sci. driving llnrlleiin,

cart sud lo and l>i°eecl1iiig, collars and haine:-i, pr. Ieiitlicr traces, 2 bunk chains.

IIOUSEIIOLIJ I<`IlIi\'|’I`liRI‘l - 2

cooking stoves, hull stove, organ. kitchen, bcdrooiii ond dining rooin furniture, fine lot of hooked mats, wash tub end \vrIiigci', dishes and I1 lot of other articles too numerous to meiitioii.

TERMS-All sums ni $5.00 and

under, cash; over that amount 12 months credit on zipprovodjolntiiotqs 6 per cent. off for cash. `

PETER BROE-IE,

Aiictloneer.

1285-10112MWedMon2ipil_

TIME TABLE

, OCTOBER 1919

BONSHAW CHARLOTETOWN

| LAUNCH “STRATHGARTNEY"

Leaves

Bc-nsliaw

Friday 3, 4.00 n. ni.

Tuesday 7_, 7.00 n. ui. Friday 10, 8.30 u. in. Tuesday 14, 3.00 a. in. Friday 17'; 5.00 a. in.

Tuesday 21, 7.00 a. m.

Friday 24, 8.00 a. m.

Tuesday 28, 10.00 s. m. Frida-y_&1, 3.00 n. m. 12 '|Freight mus't .be delivers hour before sailing.

1285-10-1Mws2lpd.

Leaves

Ch"I‘own l2.00 p. in. 4.30 p. m.

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Klark-Urban Co. V

The favorite Klurk-Urban Q0., will

return after an niiseiice of two years for ii wi-iek's ciigageiiieiit conmienclng Monday night`, Oct. 61th. The reper- toire includes, Willie Collier’s great- ost success, “Nothing But the Truth” the opening bill and "The 19th Chair,” “The Eternal Magdalene,” “Which Ono <Sli:=.ll i,Marry,’ Edward Breeze‘s great success, “The Master Mlnd" and Hoyts “A Coiitented Woman/ A car loud of special scenery is carried by the (‘oiiipany. ~

1298.

Auction Sale

At Wallace Whcatiey's on Saturday.

October 4th, 1919 at 1 °’clock

The following Stock and Crop.-

1 driving horse, 4 years old. Park-

side Bruzilliun; 1 cart horse 3% years old; 1 general purpose colt 2% Yea" old; 'Coit/s~1 Guernsey cow, 4 years old, 'freshened, Sept. 16th; 1 Hoi stein Grade, 5 years old, freshened, Sept. 7th; 1 Ileifer 2% years old; Holstein Grade, due Ito freshen Oct.; 1 Holstein 21/2 years, due_to freshen Nov.; 1 (iiirnsi~_y cow, 8 years old due to freshen I~‘cb. Ii; 1 cow Holstein Grade, 5 'years old with calf at side; 1 Grade cow with calf at side, 8 years old; 1 Grade cow 6 years old with calf at side; 1 Guernsey cow, 10 years old, ii choice Ayrshire Heifers, 3 years old, due to freshen this full; 2 choice Grade Shorthorn heifer calves, also 4 young cattle 2% years old, 8 pigs, 3 months old; 24 sheep, 2 and 3 years old all reared lambs this season; 1

lniponted; 40 hens, 20 ducks. '_

iflrop-300 bushels mixed grain, 4

kotn Red; 1 cart nearly new. A

Terms 12 months on approved pap- er, 6 per cent oii' for cash.

J. A. MsoDONALD

` ' Auctioneer

1284-10-1M4l~p(1. °

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_Live Hogs Wanted

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