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- E 3° fllnlle l li° t (fm d Private D Bernard is at his home

i _ _ _ _ . _ spit iii-:is

ganna o;_n=_ '¢,,_ :_:i;t_ty(,__ea__r_::___.for__tl;;:. f:it;_i;'¢_t_lie_y. _l_i_0ld_ to the__i_:lus;_on ;§i__l_7_i3:i_;io;_1sgi;:d. foi__a__§_i:_\_v dgys :gig .__ ___ _ _ ! -‘ i "_ i.. 4 . ll)" Wl P ° mm 3 °55°ll ‘(5 el' days' 'leave and is visiting his home _- ___- _.-.l--`»;'am“it ~ if" __ _ _

it - °‘lA¥-'lilflilg 1ll1l)» ll# poi- yogi, (pq, missed st`i_'oke._ . If _the adherents oi' this theory knew lll S°°l'll°Wn. .

‘it _ . ._ _ . _ .

_ll ____ _ I ln 53 l|i=¢"_ » _ Dir you (mulled) in llslI\g_0» our enemies better they would not doubt tllat, on the Three more b;;:h;ve joined me co_- ‘ _ W. 0. Lwsoii. g. , ` ._a:i:l_:‘¢;:__.g:0::_yu(|oundod 1U_1) 81.00 por 'annum by contrary, one lesson the Central Powers \yould~draw l°l`8 and Wlll 80011 bl# 9%" ill ll” ' ` _ '.-.4 ~,= '°`“‘_ i would be the necessity of preparing a more success- rank' of the mm” 'mm' They are 'uma' ' ‘ 1 ) '__“___‘ "nut __ _ _ _ John David Smith Atherton, Emanuel

' ‘ - ~ _ . “_” ful f@V@ll8e_ 'll ll1¢ future. _ ~_ _ _ _ _isnt _and Basil Gornier both of

so Ms. - i .

_,mln 6. UM yi* " _ 'j _ “If-th;|e adhereiitslived nearer_the_ré£litle`s"ofthe g:'d°9.~ll°t _ _ _ _ .-

i.':.-_-::.-_-_-_:_-f_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-_-e.-;;a-_~:_-_-;_-&_~_-_-c,-_-,,_-_._-sg-_-___-_»_-_»_»,-_-_-_-__,,_' Will' the --would understand li¢t_t_¢i°` thai"'i't `¢';i`iii»i0i bg Gunner Hiii-bert _mgerg ,-i,iu,,,ed_

t 'r ' t 1 1, d' 1 YNl€F'fl-\1,Y Uqrll his home at Albertoii,

' ' Fiupnv, Dsciihbasu i, i'9i6 "_““"‘l °‘ ‘=l'P¢__°_°¢ Pl'0Vl _"lg °“Y lol' llle "°5l°l" where he like been for 'the last tive

:ition ot' Belgium and the evacuation of France. It days. Lieiit. W. 'w. Rogers, of the

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-'-`~'r'~’-`-`-'-'ff~'~'-`~‘-'-'-=`~`-'-`-`~`-of-r-`-'-'-`-‘-='-'~‘-’-'-'-'~‘-'f~‘=~`-`=-'-'~`-`-=‘-`~‘~'-`~‘-`~‘~‘~'~‘f i s not two i-` ii f ' ' -*V - RWM: 'Flylllx Corps' 'ii brother of Gr.

_ _ g .0 ps. 0 .rival states, but two moralities, Rossi* leaves for ' overseas __ dm .

_. ci/5 U’ l _ two civilizations, 'which are at grips. lt is necessary iiext._weelt.' ' ' ' y

' ' " "`“ ‘ ` ' ' ' ,thai Prussian niilitarism shall not survivefthc' calaiii- ' ' ° " '

More generosity on the part`ef the

-' * - - li if ’~i.| _ '- _ _ . _ _ _ §_ _ itics is lizts_uilc‘liained_, and that a respite shall not per- town’s people was evident Wednesday

' _- he peace party originated by'_(ieriiiaiis in the Lnited States._app€a_rS_t_0 _be growing iii size as well as in ustlessiiess, but apparently it has not drawn to itself ai'iy_ represeiitative ni_en or representative newspapers.

F'i_:>r_d’s peace mission to liuropc has not yet been

mit it to ynakga new auempt a§'iinst_/human” _ “mat night when' the ladies of Notre Dame

y (lonvent gave the 105th boys who

would international treaties nnioiint to while Germ- were on guard two large 'boxes of,

alll’ remziins in condition to disown them? ' cake; 'M"- M°(l“"""ll» Wll° ll""»‘5 *ll

i.~~ ` _ - _ _ _ L e‘ rmouries kindl lves th bo s

_ || _ _ _ _ y g e y

le llllllmlfllaflall P‘lCllll»l>lS Of America follow rl on guard a cup of hot tea every evn-_¢j"Betzer‘n card or sweet hotiuet

chiniera Do the 'not see that the k" f t ins for lunch Acceptable reading-

_t`orgotteii,. although, doubtless, 'Mr. Ford himself is Y_ _ Y 3l.`e__l`ll3.Ulg U ' mam is Bun.” _ _ trying hard to bury the incident undpr an avalanche "re l)0"“em_en of this ('erma"y wh'Ch has Put the 'Orch r Toni ni 'I'

_ . f _ l0 the Wdrld to Satisfy, her greed? Qi" Own ada _ Two young men signed on with No.

of F0rd_;.mtO5' _ » _ _ '__°tS I. ` | 1'* h _ _' .' ` P C 5 Siege Artillery ~ Draft ‘yesterday

The aim of _this peace movement is to induce Pre-,fl ___1_.;“'T., ft; §"',u€r:_"“S'°"S ‘"_ the Pasl. and We They are Earnest Wilbur Joliiistone” _ “_._l_ _.__ _ _ _,, ,__ _ .i iii s t let 0 t em. c task \\.}__c__ _______ dead haw and Archibald Johnstone both of Long sident ison to s pp _the war l ie argument thdtil f_ __ _ _ __ River The former has H brother

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is being used is that the war is a draw that neither L 1"' ""Me Wd' b°’°a"'ed t° a"_e“‘__l»_h°We_"el' ‘ll5‘ who is at the front with tips 98th.

` tant that may be Let the huiiiaiiiiai-ian agifisis of These young men will report after ii

of the belligerent nations can compel the other to lay A _ _ ' ' __ _ P few days __t_t_______ home O___l _e______ dmv? their §rn]_?___.»1:his_ of course, iS_a Pu,-ei). German ____r;erica___ avekcon idcnce i_n the force of the Allies. teen nwrgmefn are néeded i;0__ the argument, the 'basis upon which tieriiiaiiy would be ’ ."y_ w'- ma__e a Pea” ._.l“Sl allll fllllllable. \Vl1ICl1‘5l9€9 Dl"1fl~'__ __ _ - ' ' _ ` _ _ - ._ ' _ _ _ .wi iave not iiii in ‘ i _ ` h - ' ' . _, _ ieady to settle up accounts. She is, of course- ready _ ._ _g ko" '"0" A l""p‘_"g l’e‘*“ Mr. Von Clure Gay, whose isbn, G_r.'

b- B- » _d F __ b ____ li \l iiliicli would give the world neither happiness' nor Wilfred Gay is in No 5 Sipge Ai-

to a and,_on ._e]giu_i_n an range, pro a_ _y even .- - _ _ ____ O _"___ D __ _ ~__ __ _ ~ sace, and Lorraine, but _she wants to Hind what slie|br""(ll;' ' if ' "e ia'_"'Ot understand Such talk' whlchn drafiya ii‘ieii'sa'ii&iviiuit~iiiiLse0);/iiilaariliiye

has aC<luired in the east. She wants xi settlement ) mf uh mg (liar mi' to wmmue' would snatch vim- whfnd Bevemlblmgs and boxes of as"

_ ._ __ .' __ ory rom Dui- and_5_ ’ _ _ __ __ sor e vegeta es were place in the

.. .lalgfll 9" the l-ll'e5enl_§e°gl'7.lPlll“ll ll05lll0\l. which 1 . i _ ' / _ Quarteimaster Sergeiiatfs' oillce. Mr.

_-'§\'QttlLl Cértafinly l)e't0 _bet a;5li5-inlage. ' -‘ ' Q _ .- Gay';i _g?_lie-r<_>_sity will surely l, be ap- _ " ` - ' 1 . . '_ ' _precue w_ ntle ext .gettils

AThe peace movement i_s somewhat severely criticiz- ig appear on tliia tables. (E veYl`ui§stliiy ed by the purely American press, that is the press ' lllgllh Wllell the' N0- 5 ll°YB Were 0" that' is' not taintedby tiermanisin in the United _A “ mfr m H Umted Slams Paper Suggests the ls' giimiilvcsolixiiiiplliilgdhltiilgieiiiladggligihhss

States. The rooklvn F. ' reminds its readers that sumg of 3 mallual 0" "courtesy lo Yolll llelgllbol' ill candy thmugh the A"m°‘"l°5' ‘l°‘“`

B ' *- Ag? } h H ' after successfully pas-iing the watch

we. had a peace nl_iv_ie'l1iefi in _this country iii l8(,\__i_ lt _ 6-l F6, 'llltl illll\l\5 ll W0lll¢l be fl lll\'~ l"l‘llld)’ b0°l‘ fuliguard.-The long hours' of thc night lt was persomhed in the presiclential candidacy of to gwe “Way ‘ll Cilfll Perlollllallfe- /llllollg the lll' sesmed C°“sld°l`ahly El‘°""" While ~- _ ~ _ - __ _ _ _~t 1' __ h _. __ . _ ., the royal feast lasted. More -reading L_-eorge B. Mc(.lellen. His platform _was .i dccl.ir.i~ “ ru* ‘°"*_ -“_ *uggwlsf are mf' followlllg- HOW lo matter is considerably coming iii to tion that the war of the North against the South lake Y°“l' Coal Oll' Wllllolll ‘llsaflallglllg the hall' of the bamrckg "e°m'“u"“ "°°-"1 f°"

' Y _ tl i ' »» .. _ _ which the soldiers. express* their

had_been a_ failure onthe part of the l\orth. It urgcd _le_“‘_’_l“‘l_l‘ ‘ll llolllf HOW lo l<e¢P ‘llllfl Wlllle lllefe thanks miost eniphai.i¢ii1|y_

an inlnlediate cessatioii of hostilities, :is o iosed to lg “llglllg 0" llle Qlilgein "l'l‘llW to *ll Qllll tlllougll llle '

. , pi .‘ - - _ . _

_ the declaration of the Republic-:in platform upon last ilCl»"f.1lll<l 3 mllllbtr of others. In our Charlotte' '_ which _\1,»_ Lim_0|,, 5m0,]_ H deciufatioll affirming the tetown theatres there is little complaint, so far as wc'

ur ose of the Admil"t t' ` t - ' _ ' know l rc 'd' ' l ’ 'i'

p p_ its ra ion no to_ compromise. with ig Q-ll. l__l.lg flll)’_of tie above. _MASTER OF MIRTH _N MUSIC

rebels, nor to offer them any terms ofipeacc except But there is one thing that has frequently been im- _l siich as may be 'based--upon iiii iiiiqoiiiliiioiiiil Sim-@ii~_ prdssc-tl upon our people and that many of thcni, men America's Master of Mirth is the

loving tltlc given to Ilenry Clar Bar-

der.’ No fewer than 1,802,237 Amcric-:ins in the Nor- 111111 worilen alikel continue to ignore to the disgust and “bee known in ,\_,,',e,.im ,md 'i.;,,_ tliern and \Vestern States voted for (ieorge. B. Mt-- annoyance of all respectable _and self wespectiiig rope 'as ono ot' the most active sing- Cle laii and his latform of ‘Om i- 'S 1 -_ ~ - ,Q0 I . 1 I i . - - - ers of opera roles ol' his time. He was _mtl ____ _66 ptd _ L_ c _ p_onii e _ind peace, PQ. \1l_iIl_iey i reverent .ittitudefduring th_e sing- me. original Sherm of Nomngham

-_, 3, 5 voe or, incon .ind the relentless ing or* playing of the National Anthem. During the in -“Robin Hood.” and played Sir .lo-

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prosecution of tlievyni-_ _Eii liiiiii and Ffa, - , ieiiiiiiimi fi-~ _ _ seph Porter in Pinnforev the riist

. . ' g he ml-V f ip ms pr1yer’,a prayer that means more lo time it was presented in iiioi-ltzii.

l 'llaytéi _wis_lied- to, in_ierven_e,' to' mediate, in this crisis, day to tlié people of the British Empire than ever bc- He was for -over -sixty yeartl known

arguing _that the peo le of the North were as -a fore n. i -- - ' “S llle Only ma" Wl\0 °0“‘l‘l Slllg The

, P L ger, _ , iaiy men make an unseemly grab for their Cork Leg.. and _hs banad ,.0._,__,h9ving

for!__pe:ice. as _the people of the South, and that the overcoats which they striig le into to the anno ance Heart. Trust On," written for hlni cause of thc South being lost the reluctan f tl ll tl l' f ` y by G0liBCh11lk the fhmvllfi C0l\1l>0ff'@l‘

~ - _ ce o ie as e _ ‘ . _-

Northern Liovcriinic-tit to *, t"t h l W as le Hgcom or-t 'Qi ihoslqnear them” some Sll0l`llY ill'-el' the Clvll Will Ml- -l3*1l`“'

ricgo ia c s ou d no longer women also do the same with their wraps and with abee began playing with thu Boston

be considered." But they did not intervene, they did equal anno ance to their nei libors 'i d men Museum Company and "mr began ""'

y ° g ’ n Some -work as an eiitertainer. making ii cli

not inediatc-_ lhe conflict progressed to' a right and and some women, even start for the door before the' cult of minor town and citiiis, coni-

j_us‘t clanclusion in spite of foreign sentiment and in r; ' ` ~ ' blning music and declaiiiutiohs, Mi. _ _ _ p iyer is concluded, or in other words, as soon as they Bamabee was 8 lending _‘pmt of me

slme ° the 5802-237 All'l@l'l¢°lll> ln The N0fll1 who get their coats or wraps on. Nothing could be more old Boston ideal Opera (iéinpany,

represented a far more formidable ‘pc-'ice movement viil' ' ' ~ ' hlch ontlnued for man years- as

1 gar on display more ignorance than this and we W E y

on of the most popular musical or-

U _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ lan any now existing in the Allied countries. trust that those heretofore guilty of it either through gaiiizations ever known to Am_e»rican

l_j1§l_gle h_<_)'pes that the United ,States will yet ignorance or -thoughtlessness 'will take the hint. opera. ilovers. ln later life he retained

become the mediator between the warrin rou is of F ‘ . . lllll l’l"l°“dl‘l ‘l““lllY'°f V°l°e' “im “l“g`

. . ~. ~ »» . - _ 8 8 1 _ -veryorfe-who knows what the National Anthem is, ing many of the songs which he made

'Powers' But it‘is con ' " d - ' ' ' ~

4 _ - ~i _ vince that mediation at this will qiand _-N reve,.em|. - - - - famous .

_ _ _ . _ _ _ - ._ .. y during its rendition as they ...O Ilovmg Heart Tum on.. and

t' e"ll b _ - _ ._ _ _ - . - iiii__wi not e 'icceptable to th_c /\_lli_cs_ _It is con-_ will in cliurcli during the offering of a prayer. This others of the Barnabee Songs are vinccd that a.pea_ce nmde at this time would lenyc b°‘ f' r ° -' - tohe 'found in that beautiful ‘voiuine

one it o theatre courtesy is still wanting on the part Heart Sbngy. now hams mm, t'

}flui‘°0Je nll ‘h' `°t ' ' ' _ - - . _ “ ll ' ___ li” '_ was l_’°l°.'°_ *llc Wflf began . Wlill' of some in,our midst; As for the others, behaviour, ed by this paper. ,Look elsevjherefor

rance and Be glum uncompensated for their enorm- ' . ~ _ the coupon givliig terms to our\read-

attention and the like, our theatre manager looks .ifter

ous osses, and with neither sufficiently guarantced them most commendqbb, ,‘ ie" _ _

agaiiwi futurcatrackz with Serbia :in<l_l<¢ti..iiiiila iii.-_._ L ~= ~' . ' ' _T . ._ I i ‘ ___________i v'v' 'fat ll ll l ff " _ ) (_» =\ ~ ll' ' T lx

i ing, i a _ so c y upon ti_e _erfmce of th_e_Ceri-_ tml Powers; i_vit,h Turkey still sitting astride of, a Clos

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ed Chll-'lflI€l'b€t\l\&en the Blifcli' Sea and the 'Mediter-J l' -' J ` ' ' ~ i rat_i§ai\,;1_\vith -Italy’s racial' aspiratioiis uhsatisfied in ' _ '_ '°'“'- ,i

lhfi lrrefleiéta, and with Germany an ovcrshzidowing This bit of philosophy appears in a recent ‘issue of PATRICK FARRELLL _ _ o iti`al__.` - ‘ ' E _ ' ' ' ' ‘ - -- - » _ .se _ _I_.4\_0 ___;c___e;ii u.cnce_in urope for 'i_n indefinite period, .a_ leading__(1c_rman paper, the Munich Ncueste Nach- There phased away very _ suddenly

peace is conceivable with (icrinan armies flCl\I€h2 It is a real misery fo have to deal with such at Ciiinbridge, on Wbdncsday... NUV.

15th Patrick Farrell in the 66th year

Fi.-i~<.~P'¢l-lelf3llll§'_.»~l¢ll' l"l0 'ills r<>l1011iy’s- territory. Iciis n -people--Qs these, wlio,; th'0_ugh unable to beat us, ~rc- of his age Mr Farm-H had-been en_

peace of this sort that the propagandists in this coun- fuse to fccept a peace on the basis of ‘No victor, no joylng his usual health up to the

' ' ~ ' - ` ~ - V . ills

try are ciideavorin to br n b ttl ` ' b 9 ` ‘ i - t-he s triclien downt

_ ng l g 11 OU _ \1’0l1gh the agency vanquislfed. '1_he allies cannot conquer and will not ;‘:_%'g§:_‘ mmm; in B 4el_"h|°__Qhw_

well express_b__rl iij, the I_’__ali-is f1~enlPS which, _after de-|'l_ic§f€'1re so stubborn! f _

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Fiiswci-i ciiawissn ' i ‘ or ospurisa in A.

' sscner session.

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PAIUS, Nov. 28.- The Chamber of

Deputies met today in secret sessioii_ lt is expected that many questions vital to the conduct of the war will be raised in this session,which is the

second secret meeting since the be- ginning of tho war. The general po|~

|01 in ¢t_hs_oosiduct of French .opera- tions_ and,_.th,e question of eflectives are among the subjects likely tio be llilculliltl. it irstated. _ _~

_ _ and » A Overshoes g l ~ _ ,_

_ ‘°f;_£le Irfislilelu- ' ' ' ' "_ 1ieg_o_ti2lté)' fllt-hough is perfectly clear to them that both to his family and-irie-i)`déi...i-‘i,ll,5

- l° °Pl"'¢l" _Of U10 Allies regarding the- matter is Getffianyg. is ready for an understanding~” Those Al `

found it hard to realize that tie|r dear one had departed iorever‘i’i-oiii

.... ......... 'Y()u'1' .ChanQe__._...._..

his me on the old-'iiomesaiiz¢i’~'iit Ginn.

bridge, and was W1) and favourahl c known to a wide clscle 'of fiiiends and'

acquaiptances. moves `__._t$~ cherish his memory' three” hters _lz_._Mrs.

»nm

"‘.__» BETWEEN OURSELVE$»

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- .Seven._years.agoi= at the reqiiest'0f fthe uiaiiageinent oi' this paper, - the writer started‘ this corner _ln The 'Daily Guardian. By word of niouth, as well as through many letters l have good reason to believe- the selec- tions haveproved helpful and up iiftlng._-- -Indeed I frankly confess. looking' up selections, and passing a-

long others sent -_ me, has bein' 8 blessing to my own life.` l tn e this opportunity' of thanking all who .have in any way assisted' in these 'daily readings.

To a living friend this vci~y_iluy Tliau ii bushel of_roses white and red To lay on his`_ cofllii when lic is

dead.”

The world todiiy'seems all upset.

tlicre ls_nLuch need Ior Christian sympathy, fellowship and prayer,

-*Let .us not be weary in well dolng"

for in due season we shall reap if we- faint not." This is the month, we

son-ieliow get nearer to each other.

as the atmosphere of (`.ln'lstniiis comes over_iis. liet us try to keep the home flres burning, lii more ways than ut home. I hope you will coii~. tinue to like this little corner, us wi enter a New Year. The selcctioii. for this month have been gatlii-.i'ec together with careful coiisitleratioii.

"The bread that brliigetli strength I

waiit to give,

The water pure that bids the `thii'st_\'

live;

-I want to help the fainting day by » day; ‘ l`m sure l sliull not pnss again this

WHY.

“I want to give the oil of joy l`m- _ tears _ The faith to conquer crowding

doubts and fears,

Beauty for fishes may l give always; l'iii sure l shall not pass ngalii this

wiiy.

_ f FUR ` la ssavics .

Amongst our large stock. of Ready-for

Service Overcciits is one’ Coat which is just what you want. ~ _ _ __

Vie speak confidently, because we ‘carry

such a large range of sizes and pgitteijns that we know_ we can fit you perfectly in a pattern which will exactly meet your taste. '

Every Coat is cut by an expert, and _most

skilfully tailored; the cloths-used are reliable, and represent the newest colourings and pat- terns, and the fit and hang are_iuat first-rate.

` Our Overcoat_ value is .really exceptional,

gs you will readily admit when you see our

oats. _ - Men’s Overcoats at $7, $8, $9 and $10 Yoi_i»h’s Overcoats at $5, $7 and 8.00 Boys’ Overcoats at 4.50 up.

Variety the largest--Prices the smallest'

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R- ' '- if' 1-_.'~ -_ i . ' ' 'i “ ' -~ '-1'* -- ~ _. _ - ' Q ' "“ ‘ ' ' "°‘“~”- lf* "- ~ " = ~’ . » .- ‘ .-5 ~ V -3' ' ` - _ _ _ _ i . . _ , i _" _ _ ' .fflafillgjfliat these stiggestioiis for peace- have _as their » ° ~ ' _ . " V ‘ ‘ ` ' ' _ ' _ __ ' F- ~- ' ' ' ' i ' ' ' - '

, \ _- ._____-___ __ “~__vision}_oe_s__,___ _r'-_han inate a_worl' cal- _ `-'_' ' ~ - -~ f ` ' ' " ' " '

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PA1 oNs, LTD.

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WAN iso AT FRONT

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Your Artillery Chiims at the Front are Wai for You. _

Enlist in No. 5 SEIGE DRAFT and- jolnit 19 More Good Men Wanted at Armouri

This is Your Opportunity.

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r"*1";1_____ V _ . __ __;-- v'rulu-simon

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James Giddings of Cambridge and’ l '

Mhiss_s~Kstie and Moria at lidinsf iniio three brothers anddlvé slliiters .Tha brothers are Terence Farr ll,._ol Cami bridge; James of Sturl;eoi§5.j`s.n_¢l, l’_lil-,_ ,_ lip at present residing al 0tl._awa._ The sisters are Mrs. Miciiicl McCar-

ron, Mrs: Albion 0'Conno£f and Mrs.

John Creed oi Sturgeon. rs. James

Dole of Charlotte n nd Mrs

v tow -

.Kohn Smith, Blind ,ll,lV9l'- iOfitarl0. The funeral which ‘took p“Ce On Sil-

turday the 18tli was Krieg attended. which testified tothe big listeem in which the deceased was ld. The

services were conducted ‘ -the RBV

Theo. oitiiniit, P. P., it an thai* was mortal M the deceas_ was laid in the last restlngfplmce.--. May his

soiil rest in Peace. _ , ff-

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TTE 'rio i

a i Potatoes! ' -

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- -TUESD_AY, 28th inst., we will' com-

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'.fm.t%[nce. loading the_Schr. ‘ Assurance” -"'a_t'.Pickar_itl’slWharf- with a‘ full cargo . of .l?otatoifes.j_ We will be pleased-_to ~,, 1fec._eiv_c7‘ your Potatoes at once. t (Reds -.-

f . LT his Will' likely be the Last Gpfpor-' :_

< tunity to I ship this. autumn---so . fwe

strongly advise you to Rush Them In. t

Act at Once---Tomorrglw'

May be Too Late'

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You can depend on 'us to Lgivé 'you

the _highest cash price. Only . good, ‘ sound stock _will be . not go roi “fthe trouble of in .

'BE

` frozen Pgotatoes; as they

_ _ _ Buy The Merchants' Bra" ' ' '

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