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Market Reports

By STEWART JONES s» 00.. Charlottetowu I Correspondents of Greenshields & Co., Montreal

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Cali money 2 p.c. DOMINION OI‘ CANADA BOND!

3103111115,“, (TAX EXEMPT ISSUES) »l . . . . .. 101.15 P ifl ‘.1. '0' . . 10-15 ﬁlial-Ida If “T? hfarlﬂlillll 101.40 105.66 Bram,“ Decl,1037 was 100.35 , Oil ' , Q Power iraxsnnn ISSLES) I;";I;I_,I:‘C§{°d___ av, pi: .. Novtlflfi’: 102m rims rqm“ “m”, _ 514m .. rvovlnliiai 103.65 10.1.75 (‘snails lfower and ‘W’ 9° " " sepnJI-“n ma“ ‘ his“ Hum“: 5pc .. Octlli. 10-13 103.85 l0l.lti POlﬂiliiOﬂ Bridge 4% n” a" 15'1"“ 100'“ 100",“ Foreign Power Securities ‘n5 I" Fehtmw 100*“ ‘M35 Fraser Cnmpnnv . . . . .. . .. . 7% general Steel ‘Wilma . . .. ll", [lame oil .. . .. .. ssn e e“) imperial Oil . . ... 2214 industrial ﬂlctglslr‘ 1.. ... . . . 231‘ |J9flll1ii0hI . e ... .... ‘i Igtermitlnnal Petroleum , ilnsiiey-lliirrls . "0 *

ilnntrenl Power . ilrﬁiil i-‘rnnteiiiic .\'>itlonni Rl-eircrloa National Steel Car

(Special to Johnston t Ward) Bill

filniirln Bronze _ Alkgd fnilarla lfnltlng ‘"0 gupp" --3'- ___ g Ilﬁmlliim‘ T" ~ Ainn Cyanamid "B" 145% Wmml‘ P197"! Aasd (ins f: Elec 30% NM-‘Ilidﬂ ~- - Brazilian Traction 36% Pﬂrvtr (‘ﬂrrmrntiﬂii -- lirltish Celuncac Ccr 21.‘.- Vrli‘? 3W‘- "' "' ' Cnnaiiiiin Marconi ... 311F111" I"'“°1’ - (Title-a Service ... 35V: . ... . Continental Oil . 30 ... Cosdcn Oil . . . . .. 30V: Ftoel nf (‘iinadri ... ... ... 4714 Durant of Delaware 3% . of Canada Pfd. ... ... .... 40 East States Pow '30 . . ... .. . 2‘! Elec Bond b Share . 31 “rig Electric ... ... ... . . $9 Ford of (fanarixl "A" 28% - Ford of Canada "B" ~lii Ford of B11811"? --~ 52% ‘lily: y]; '0 Ferro Ennmell ng 5'- w x n“ Hiram lValker 8V1 3V.- A-qeyqp," t“ l-lilmble Oil Alloghgny _ , _ imperial Oil ~- _.in_1mndn :. ,_ v lntl Petroleum 19 TIr-n/iiv Aviation _ lfcreﬂdl fc-i; 4 12% ("nn-niianysg p11] iirnlnbiin n .. FonsrﬂirintI-rl Co? inlet: snmlmm o“ "g Indhm“ “ 4“l/ Pnmmnrpinl pan-...", _ _ ..., smnl nil of ivenmrky 331.0 -~ .5 Dominion Stores . .. 31ml, 5mm o“ "t xebrmka 4 a my Tlr-rtrir Power find Light m ' 11'1"" I‘ 41 P :1.) ﬁencrnl Ai-viiiiilt 111'. "lcuum o“ A l nonrivenr Tire ... .. on, ‘i?’ international Flrrlrn Electric .. . i714,

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CURB MARKET

Pcnirk sud Ford ..1 . .. - lliidio ..r ... no! ... 8M4 Sears Roebuck . . . . . . . .. ... q. i014 (Special to Johnston I Ward) smndiird ﬁll of New Jersey ,, __ new. Bid Asked sterling Securities A ... ... ‘i1 Aaad Brew ... .. l3 13 Fliivlehnlver .. Mu Bathurst B .. """ﬂ"' Truck 2H4 Beauliarnols . . . . .. Fox Films Iﬁ" British American O

P. R. you; Can Dredge k Dock Thrill" 2114 Canadian Maltiag . fer-m lfntorl .. 11% Can Vichers ... ... I‘. S teel .. ... i687, Can Vinegars

Carling: ‘Brew Cosgrova Brewery . Dist Forp-tieairrama

Dom Eng orka Eastern Dairies

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. so» P-nk or Commerce . Home Oil 35 Royal Bank .. .. . Zlydro-Elec Se ' ‘moo al . e .. .... all: ac-rrvz norm run-nu mnerial Tobacco .. .. 11,. A i, atl Petroleum .. 15.’: 19, tannins-lo! murmurs-gar uti Utilities "A" 4Y1 44/: I “I links Superior (‘nrp ' 9 mini . . s».- im can a-uo lllltrhell. nob-rt c - 9W1 lYcll Tel . .. 5pc ‘i957 "VII" 1M7! Nntional Dlstillera l“: “ll/ll o", rem , 511. nr i047 1M9: ym no Nornnrin . 23.00 .3._5 "W" Steam lino iiui MM QR Kn Page-Hersey Ltd WW1 I‘ V’ i’! . .. 414 m- 1M4 iioiiri no iin Perfection Gian - -~ 75 I‘ 1" 1? . .. 414 rw vino new M"! Regent Knittinl Mills 2 ll f‘ l" R . Hm- ion 10'4" iotsn Reliance Grnin Co.... . . Mi m» Bow Hrir 11ml nsm 1M7! sherrltt Gordon ... .. lfi-‘I l“ ﬂni Pow .. Im- imi com now Slsrne ... ... .. V‘ 35 w r, rr a v- s».- ins: 1m m mam Took Hughes - 57g, it f. F! A P Knr ‘H170 1mm 1mm Walker. Hiram - 5 mm we", n» ‘Hill 12mm 1m“ .___.._.___. 1r '1' ll 1'1“ MN nvw. “Q: 1J2: 41M’: 1...... MM MM ::Miller's Worm Powders attack “'1' P" III" "I" "II" 1”” worms in the stomach and intestines FM!!! PAW 414 N‘ 1W" (i775 '55 F" in qmw pow gm- mm 1mm; 1m,“ M; once, Mid no worm can come rhii Secnr . s14 pi! ins: 100.75 101.25 Contact with them and 11.,‘ They also

correct the unhealthy conditions in the digestive organs that invite and

DOMINION’ 0P F-QVADA GUARANTEED BOND!

""1 F C - II" “I” ‘Mm “W” encourage worms, setting up re- g Riielmﬂ ‘we 1M.” actions that are most beneﬁcial to g the growth oi the child. 'l‘hey have g R attested their power in hundreds of .- § cases and at all times are thoroughly g g trustworthy.

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Correspondents o!

Greanshields 8e Co.

Members of flu lamina! Stock Exchange

l8 Great George Si. Charlottetown

We recommend and Carer-

CITY 0F SYDNEY, Ii. S. 5%% Gold Bonds

DUE JULY 2, 1950

Price: On Application, to Yield 5.20 p. c.

Detailed information gladly furnished on request.

Easiem Securities Company

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With a. ﬂeet of upwards of 100 than 100,000 miles weekly,_Pan~Am erican goes ahead of the govern- mcnt-subsidized Deutsche Lufthan-

‘ sa. of Germany, Merger of the two

companies brings under one direct- oriito 23,217 miles or aerial highway for international mail nnd passenger service. Of this but 100 miles is over the United States, from Miami to Lowercumbe key, Florida.

Officials of Pan-American plan to extend their passenger service soon over a gigantic lntemational aerial highway whose terminals are Miami, Buenos Alrees and Santiago Chile. Miami is the base for oper- ations on this flying system. In ad- dition the company operates a north bound airline through Central Am- erica and Mexico to the border town of Brownsville, Tex, and lines into the West Indies and to Nassau, Ba- hamss.

TAMING A WHALE

confirmed from Page 4

Telegraph, was over 150 miles in length, and the commander satisfied himself that it was the same vast mass that. he observed several months before during a. cruise in the Discovery II., as far as the Sandwich Islands, more than 1,000 miles away.

It was met on the second occasion 120 miles off Grytvlken, during a foggy and sunless day. and if the vessel hsd not been going "dead slow," nothing more would have been heard of the William Scoresby. In the course of a cruise of investigation around the monster-it was eleven miles broad, and varied between 100 and 200 feet above sca-level-the ship entered c bay on the lee side con- taining half a dozen bcrgs each dc- clared to be “as b!g as St. Pauls Cathedral."

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American Anthracite

I COAL

We are now discharging tho Schooner Jean Anderson with 800 ions D. ii H. Bard Nut. Coal. This Cool has given our cusiome last year tho but of satisfaction and w: will guarantee this cargo to be Just s: good, if notbeticr.

Welsh Hard ﬁnal

We are also well stocked with this excellent furnace coal and can de- liver any quantity required,

If interested in Hard Coal call at

t our oﬂice or phone 11K

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Airways and the New York, Rio and r- 4, Fri-l Buenos Alres lines merge September‘

multl-motored planes flying more.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago -. .. 0 3 3 New York 5 9 0 ‘petty and ﬂsrtnstt; ﬂubbcl, Nelson. and Hogan. so, Louis 1 'f 1 Brooklyn .. 0 5 0 Hallahan and Mancuso: Vsnce and Lopes.

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AMEEICAN LEAGUE

First Game

Philadelphia ... ... 6 8 ii ‘chi-ergo .. 4 a o Grove and Cochranc; Thomas and Henline.

Second Game

Philaedlphin .. 1010 I Chicago .. .. .. Z10 l Shores and Cochrane; Brsxten, Walsh, Wchhe and Tate. Washington at. Cleveland, postpoﬂttl- rain.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh 142! 8 Philadelphia 1516 I Davis: Mccurdy end Reﬁlls

BANK LETTER 0N BUSINESS is ciijiniis

Trade of Canada Re- sisting Depressing a Influences, ment Says.

TORONTO, Ont, Sep 16—While there recently have been indications denoting the presence of factors slightly more favorable than the majority of those which have op- erated so far this year, these fact- ors, to show the drift of general business must be tested for a time before they can be accepted as suf ficiently permanent to provide a real stimulus, says the September com- mercial letter by the Canadian Bank oi Commerce. -

The letter singles out as a strik- ing feature of the last month the sharp increase in the average week- ly world exports of wheat. The shipments in a single week were greater than in any week of the 1929-30 year which closed at the end of July. Canada's share of the‘ trade was 17,000,000 bushels or 36I per cent 0f the total, as comparedI with 9,500,000 bushels in the corres- ponding month of 1929.

“The crops of Western Canada upon- which the prosperity of the nation depends to a great einent are larger and more evenly distributed than last year," say the letter." Pro ductlon costs have been reduced but the financial returns are small. Un- der such circumstances the purchas- ing power of the prairie provinces remain for the moment at a low level."

A CAUlIlOUS CONCLUSION

The concluding paragraph of the Banlrsﬂurvey of general conditions contains s. cautious Optimistic note expressed in the following term:

“It is, of course, impossible to predict how long it will take bus- iness to regain its full vigor. A phy- sician is not expected to set the exact date of a patients recovery t oven though by experience he knows the usual course of the disease. Nor is it expected that when the disease has run its course the patient will immediately resume healthful act- ivity. From economic records of the last 50 years we know that business depressions have lasted as long as 3' years and have been as short as seven months. The average course is about a. year and a half. There now appears to be" some healing for- ccs in action but we cannot tell yet whether they will immediately coun- teract. the ailments from which bus- iness has suffered. It is at least manifest that Canadian business has a strong constitution and that, so far, it has shown resistance to the depressing influences of the last year or more."

Churches Of Christ World Convention

Fifteen thousand members of the Churches of Christ will meet in Washington, D. C., this October, to hold three significant conventions within a nine day period.

For three years, this religious

body, now numbering 1.750.000. has

been preparing for this gathering at

Washington. The programs are now

completed and most of the details

for the handling of such a large

delegation arranged.

A thousand young people will

hold a five day Youth Convention.

October 15-19. Robert Burns of At-

lanta, Georgia. ls the president. The

young people will discuss problemsi and issues having to do with mod-l ern youth and the church. The Youth convention sessions will be held simultaneously with the Inter-

national Convention.

The International Convention of the Churches of Christ will begin on muddy evening, October l4. R. A. Long, a layman of Kansas city, is president of this conven- tion and will preside over 1m ses- sions. l-l. C. Armstrong of Indian- apolis is chairman of the program committee.

During this convention. October 14-19. the new, National City Christ- isn Church will be dedicated on gymdgy morning, October l9. The building is located on Thomas circle. Over 40,000 individual members 0! the‘ churches throughout the nation have contributedto it.

The convention will launch an $0,000,000 Ministerial Pension Fund campaign to care for the ministers or this religious bod)’ et- ihc "m" 6t their retirement.

The high point in the convention

Holds Head High Despite Decline of Trade Elsewhere

PARIS. September l6—-;E‘rance is! proud that she has no unemploy- ment although her business suffers from the world wide depression.

Paul Reynaud, minister of fulance told the American Club that France

State better off then her neighbors. He, intimated French reduction in trade iiiirinl circles rlurlni: i1"- lmst i-n- dﬂyihtnt the Irv-sh ilmviiivurd movement wh-

as 10 per cent.

Premier Andre Tardieu, in another! address, admitted he was an lncor~. rlgibla optimist aha said he had‘ reason for being so.

"Shake off the load of dead ideas, that burden the living", he urged. "Iielvare of the epidemic of grim-m. ling that seems to be attacking indlv I iduals, classes and peoples. Be faith- ful to the joy of Work well done, ex- pressed ln France in a song of cen-A} turleslﬂ I

Unemployment rarely has bothered] the French, they say, because her system of work is based on the full- order book. Men arcnt laid off often I because n business firm seidonl. takes on men for a- rush period bllt I keeps the old staff busy all the time, advance, orders carrying over any slack months. As employment

is constant, buying keeps up fanrly‘ well. The war reduced France's man-

lY-Wel‘ by a millio; 811d a half, To re place this loss great. numbers of immigrant laborers were admitted under temporary Ministry of labor licences. Now when unemployment threatens the ministry merely stop- ped labor immigration.

Depression, nevertheless, is f8CO§-; nized as affecting France to an ln-I creasing degree. Ono indication is the automobile industry. The larg- est plant. here in April showed a drop of 17 per cent in output from last year and in May this reduction became 25 percent. Some other mak- ers did slightly better including Ford who is reported to have improv ed slightly on last year's production of 1000 cars a month.

Other American cars have suffer- ed badly tlus summer, which is at- tributed to the disposition of the average Frenchman to buy lower- priced cars.‘ Luxury types, both French and Americans, sell as usual the rich still being rich and want-I ing to spend their money. I

are keeping up. I

This maintenance of prices, deed. is one cause of disuffection. which finds expression in the strikesI particularly in the textile region against the new social insurance system. This insurance requires con tributions of 4 per cent each fromI employer and tmployees. with addit‘ ions by the government as necees- cry. As many as 100,000 men were on strike at one time. demanding pay increases to balance the work- ers' contribution. Their spokesman‘ directed attention to the increasing ‘cost. of ‘bread and to the failure of commodity prices to fall as buszn-I ess declined.

Tourist trade las; War was bad and got n bad start this year. both because of depression in, the United‘ States and other countries and bo-< cause the weather this summer dis couragwl travelling.

But. with all these difficulties. France maintains a tone of optim- ism, obeying the cheerful injunction,’ of Premier Tardieu to banish grunlb, ling and with a certain content- ment in France's possession of 51,-] 800,000,000 in gold, the highest per' capita in‘ the world.

noon communion service held a; three oclock. F. E. Davlson of Chi-I cago will have charge of the or. rangements for this service.

The World Convention will begin‘ on Sunday night, with o. "Roll Call, of Nations.“ Delegates from ihirtyj countries will attend this gathering that, continues until Thursday night.‘- October 23. Some of the overseas delegates are arriving now. The ddegation that is traveling the farthest is the one coming from Aus-

Francisco. and wll be given a per- sonally conducted tour across th country to Washington.

Jesse ‘M. Bader of Indianapolis chairman of the World Convention program committee. During the last three years, he has made visits to the churches in various lands in be- half of the attendance.

There are 18 local committees in Washington made up of representa- tives from the l5 churches, prepar- ing for the entertainment oi these three great conventions to be h

in October.

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By LAIDLAW 8 CO. Special to Johnston & Ward

PRIVATE \\'IRE

a-d sharply this afternoon end almost hy nloving up umlarlly- Before that his of slut-ks coming into the market

iYllliilllt definite explanatory news. Vol- (‘ull "mm-y rem-nevi ut 2% per rent Students of financial rondltions ar Just islmut ut the lnglrnl point and lheiiry nhirli has been grnwinl in fin

sumo suhsianilul proportions. Trading

(Carla an Press! MONTREAL, Que, Sept. 16.- Weakness again believed today on

‘the Montreal millfc-ecl market and

bran shorts and middling were ru- duccd $1 per ton. The cheese marker was

cheese providing a sLmiilus.

prevailing last week. At alictiyn t0-

day at the Board of Tracie purring.‘ i631 boxes of number one Quebec] lwhite sold at l4‘. cents per pound," , 170 pounds Quobcc number one col-I

ored. at fifteen cents and number two white and number tlvo colored at 14'»; cents, the prices rcizresontlrig an increase of 11/3 cents per pound over last Tuesday.

Ontario cheese has been quoted a:

a Lttlc‘ more active, the advent of Sept. made ‘ ' Prices; have advanced from the lmv lrvels;

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Quebec cheese prices, The butter market held at 2914 cents per pound wholesale for eastern townships num- ber one. Pasteurized creamery to the retail trade solids were 32 and prints 33 cents per pound. Receipts were 42 boxes.

The egg market held steady nt Lfondrlvs advances. Carlot prices extra. 3!) to 40 cents per dozen; fresh firsts. 3; cents; fresh seconds, 26 to 27 cents per dozen. British Columbia fresh extras 38; firsts, 37; prairie eggs, extras. 37 to 38: firsts, 34 to 35: Ireccipis, 4.515 cases. The potato Imarker‘ was steady at $1.20 for New ‘Brunswick cobblers; $1.00 for local

stock and $1.05 to $1.10 for lower ‘Quebec. per 80 pounds in bags. Ar- ‘rlvals were light. and track holdings

Quillld above. . receipts were 5,617 boxes.

lone half to three quarter cents per! here negligible.

Unemployment Relief I Bill Passes House

OTTAWA, Sept. 16—’I‘he first di- vision of the present session of Par- liament gave the Government a ma- jority of 38 votes in the House of Commons tonight. The vote, which tool: place when the $20,000,000 uri- employment bill came up for third reading, followed the introduction cf an amendment by J. S. Woodsworth.

Centre. Mr. Woodslvorth moved in effect that in cases where federal aid

unemployment relief. fair and reas- cnable wages should be paid.

porters. Liberals and mclnbers of

amendment, but the Conservatives

voted it down by 109 to '71.

The bill vvas- then given its third I reading. I rorxr or ononn ‘ Hon. R. B. Bennett, Prime Minis- ‘ter, raised a point of order when I the amendment was moved. I "I think," he said, “the amend-

VLabor member for Winnipeg North. mcnt is out of order, inasmuch us

Iit seeks to impose on this bill the provisions of an applicable statute

.was granted for pilblic works forlwhich already exists. So far us the

, other part of the amendment is con- .

‘I r-erned. I think it may be taken for Other lines are more difficult toI The Woodsworih amendment met, granted that. what it 5112865“ “VIII check but trade papers and econo- I with the support of all members on prevail in any Event"

mists generally agree trade is slack, Opposition side of the Chamber and‘: enlng in France although prices ' was opposed by all Governlilent filll~ Fshcries. suDFWIIQd .\fr. Bennett in

Hon. E. N. Rhodes. Minister of

Ilris contention. but Speaker B13495

in. I the other gl-ouias present favored the fillﬁd that the amendment was in

orrlz-r.

tclitral uiicrdlaii

YEARS 25': PER DOZEN-THOMAS ‘.1 and Dﬂr- 7015-51-17.

CYlQSiPX‘ SE5.

A GOOD CATCH of maclscral has

‘been reported at Rilstico this week.

A lobster fishery on the South Show. also got away to a good start. LBS! week strong winds did not permit o!

. successful fishing.

PERSONALS

ZI/fss Roberto SDPRFCT has returned a pleasant holiday silent ill

hcr parenls._ Mr. and Airs. F. G

. SDPHCPI‘.

Mr ailci Iilrs. Elmer Harris and two children. left yesterday morning on return to New York, after spendnlg n. pleasant sillilliicl" at Bay Forum/J. Mr. Harris is a siiccessfili plﬂ_\'\l'l‘l_llll'. who at the prcsrni tinlr has a imp- ular play on Broadway’.

Mrs. Adams and little daughters, Phyllis and Jesie, who have linen spending a three wool-ts v.;~:r villi lVirs. Adams parents. Mr and .‘.l‘:s H E G.ii':1"_'~'. Emt Royalty". rfturn- ed to 1110i homo in Stilncrviiir‘, Bless.

Mr Charles I-libbeit, who motored to Georgetown from GUYSIDOTO. NS. on o visit to his parents. Mr. and IMrs. G. W. Hibbctt, left yesterday

I I

:ihc new railway.

: zDougias‘ Egyptian Linlment

Irelieves bruises. Iand joint stiffness.

sprains.

I/Vestern Guardian

-rmsr SHIPMENT-Tile shipment cf potatoes to leave Car

rldleton Siding this. season was made

lust Saturday by A. K. Lord. Cap

"I'm-averse. The price paid the grow- , program will be the Blmdﬂ. Fm“ u..-“ nun“ h _ Mum“ mulers was 55 cents per bushel.

is is i an excellent lei: wash fril- stock. Also Iremovesrorns in horses and quickly swelling."

iirotIfurnlture and cooking utensils.

‘llﬂllle of lifrs. William McKay of New Annan was left out of the list I of mourners in the obituary" of the ‘ late Mrs Emma. G. Read. S.

I —'1"l1e Guardian regrets that the I

I -—1\'liss Allie Watson of Charlotte- inwn. was the guest of Mrs. John S. RCllYEIlY of Summersidc, this week for the wedding of Miss Zelma. Ram- say who was married on ‘Tuesday morning to Mr. John S. Wright. S.

-.\Iiss Bessie Campbell, of Sec I View. for the past four years the cf- ‘ flcient Sléflilgrilpllﬁl‘ of Carney res. Summcrsude, has resigned her ‘position ill-id left on Saturday for ‘her home. Miss Campbell will rc- main at home to be with her moth- er, who underwent a serious oper- ' ation recently in the Prince County Hospital. Silo will be much missed by i101- marly Summerside friends. S.

5&5; Sale

. I am instructed by Mrs. J. B. I-Ieg- i an to sell by Public Auction on her

iarvmtscs, 291 Kent Street on Fri- ‘dav inc 19:11. rinv of September, ‘ 15130. m lf-‘(i p. m. sharp, the fol- ‘ inivinc EHZFIES l Square, 2 sldeboards,

‘ lame table. chars, wardrobe, oak bedroom suite, complete, l doll house. 1 flat top desk. 1 Pandora

range. base burner. table, 1 open ',gra'r-;¢ heater. scuerul bureaus. and other i1l'lJi'l-‘\ l its chest. oil cloth; squire and ‘ugs, kitchen utensil-I

morning for Guysboro, where he liﬁand ‘Ikmes-

‘rant For“, make up this delegation I employed on the engineering staff in Thev Wm land September m M sanronncction with the construction of

J. P. BRADLEY. Auctioneer.

i 70-13-9- 17-3!

I AUCTION I

rill‘ SPRINGFIELD, LOT 67 " Acting llllfiPl‘ instructions of Ben- jamin Carver, I will sell by suction on llls premises on Monday. Sept 22nd, at 1 p. m.. his commodioul eight-room house together with farm ‘and garage also nil his ‘rousehold This - ' is one of the finrst homes in the pro‘- vncc and will be sold to the highest

bidder. Terms at Sale.

Sale takes place rain or thine. HUGH l‘. MORRISON

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