MARCH U- ' 1913

"TRI LATIB1' NEWS

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*lvilmts num' '

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f1’0m 10111' Sheds cost

n_° mofie-"than co.:-il that has been stored out side all winter.

Send your next

order for dry Coal to us. _

ll.Pickaiil8itin.

Phone I 240

, . Ch-’town _

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'WE "SE s Auction Sale

m°m°“‘| "Yes 0t Properly in Ch’towii ........ ....i...T’__ ° °“‘"°

Dyola Dyes

` 'i executors of the Estate

Maylmk Soap _li the me Danil _mccsims

1 ,to sell at Public Auction on t 3;' (premises Bisho Sr., on Tliursda

_ ALL SHADES. ._ ' March 27, 1913? commencing at

noon that splendid property co

_ sisting of dwellng house and l

having ri frontage on Bishop S

AT 66 it and running back 72 ft. Thi

its a choice lot and will be S0

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E- HUG“ES{_gi'§E§_,:t worth the many- terms at sale.

who lessle and Retail

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Nguyen: lzhult Hin one wi'u°ii° miiili to eradicate the dsndrulf, givs health M .7.‘?.l“.’»’;.v'..‘.."»i‘“‘°i»,;....'° ii! i.;i"‘.i£ “°?,.l'lW1 lily Other' ulnan agency. thu' i'>3“§-f‘§'LJ°iJ‘i’*£’ “' "’°'° whatever. B 5 bo IJ no mm “O3” Hair 'riili-‘ia use ii fwiiiaiii is

directions for thlrt - nz

y days. than if

:gg ‘:_‘,’|°u:°afi__\_iD\iNl?1'i»audiod. como

W0 W Prom t. band

bu%l;etl;e0rn<€neykyou paid ii; 'lor ig,

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Could wuodlo nhgythtlgnlmbgrgiyzmplpigsg our belief in Rexall “S3” Hair Tonic, 2:31 §}‘_fghi<;“xll>;°<:_frvuru0se in recom- nsniu "sa" Hin 'reins ii is ii...

t to l ic. . .i;:,u.r.u;“ .°:§..r:;: in two sixes of bottles?li0n and 31.00,

Y b Re si sr ~ till: dgillimdhity drill' al.ulJurI2tldlre,l`°m°

THE MACKINNON DRUG CO. , Charlottetown P. E. I.

fi' £3 M' ' There is a Rexall Store in nearly eve mm md my in iii.. united suis., c....'§l'. .mi Great ritain. There is A different Rexnll Eros’ ";:.'.‘.°.°'.l: use i°““‘:i'” ”“rn ‘“-

in wniilfiinnmmmsnmw ° W '° “F 'H

The Rsxsll Stereo are Amcrlcra Greatest D-ug Stores

We are authorised by ` t

BILN] CARTER 81. CO,

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1 Use Rexall

I For colds of all kinds. weakness of

rgieeabie to the taste.

Gua. anteed, 35c & 7_=,e per bottle.

ficatiqns Ri xfill Cod Liv r Oililimulsi n`= the“0riei‘ighf. l’b\il£'.“' "' 1

Th’l~ preparation cemlilnes yfuiphdnphiies dflimé, soda and potassium'

with 4a p c. nf'-pure Norwegian cod liver oil, pleasintly flavored and

` McKinnon Drug ‘ Co.'

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the lungs and o‘her pulmonary af

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..‘_' trip I-lomeseeker's tickets tu. the West

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he has received from R. H. Crawford, of Superintendent of the Boys’ Club at 11 New Britain, Conn., and formerly of he Charlottetown, ii copy of Current

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gf' Springfield, Mass., containing short

U' which F. K. Lane formerly of P. E. ot Island is a member.

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ld Sunday morning and evening nt~ the

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nun. :ani at nm. in: ‘

TICKETS.-"A number of people are taktnz advantage of the low round

and W. K. Rogers, 'City ticket agent: is matting dolly reservations of sleep- ing care space.

GLOVES FOR EASTER.-Paton & Co. have received a Large shipment

_ of long kid gloves for evenintg wear

lust in time for the dance nex week. They are also offering exceptional bargains in kid gloves for Easter at ninety-eight cents.

TREES IN BUD.-A Cornwall citi-

zen sent The Guardian Thursday sev- eral branches of the elder tree which

- were in full bud, ready to burst forth » into leaf, with the remark “that summer was coming in Cornwall very soon." -

MEETING.-Mr. Charles M. »Wil llama, Fruit Inspector, and Mr. 'l‘..A: Benson will address a meeting of the Tracadle Cross Farmers' Institute at Trncudie Cross on Monday evening March 24th, at 7.30 p.m. All inter' ested are invited to attend. Ladicr specially invited.

THIS ISSUE.-The Guardian al ways has something of interest in every column, and today’s issue 0' sixteen pages is no exception to tin rule. Pages three and four containing The School and The Home, The Farm, The Dairy, The Markets. The Turf, and Good Roads.

_ HOLIDAY SEEKERS.-A ‘lolly

crowd of students boarded the out going trains Thursday returning tc their homes for the Easter holidays. At the railway station bouncing war _indulged in freely and laughter and good spirits revaded th

PAPER RECEIVED -The Guardian

Events, a school po. er ublished in

2 biographs of Mr. Wilson’s Cabinet oi

S BAPTIST (‘fHUR(Tl-I.-On Easter

Baptist Church there will be special Easter' music by the choir and special Easter sermons by the Pastor. The subject of the morning sermon will bc The Call to Life. In the evening Pastor Fash will preach on The Hope That Lights Up The Grave.

il-IOW FARMING PAYS.-Mr. Wil-

farm at East Royalty, the other day sold the last of ii. 400 bushel crop ol carrots grpwn on a quarter of an acre of land. He had sold part of the crop last fall and the balance this

` spring, the fall price being 55 cents , and the spring price `65 cents a bush-

el, or‘ an average, roughly, of 60 cents. This means a yield of 1600 bushels per acre, which at G0 cents totals the handsome sum of $960 per acre, for ordinary, everyday carrots, for which there is a constant mark-

Graduates From the S-choolof

Experience ` ~

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pure tobacco costs

ing what you buy. Take a tip from us and remember to ask for HICKEY’S

\ v BRIGHT CUT smoking

obacco. or COMBINATION

__ have learned that good)

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2. more _than the bndinjuri-

, , /ff. ous 1<md._ivs alias know-

WIST chewing. Best ever.

llickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd. `

ill -_Q iii

an- s_

- * have a quality of foxes equal to the

__ _ ' E E . WF very best. They have proved very

5 prolific, the insregse énmtzver last ydecr

- . V ' t h re an . c. e

_ii n ` J 3tbir1liii>a:;al1slb own their yoliin Ranch

` at Seal Rive s lendid sltuate

@,Z."` ii _.Necessity For lloat Builders `

Jeffery s ldumber 7-Soft: quality guar-

v anteed to be Waterproof, for waterproofing

_ canvag for tops of Boats, Cpbins etc, for the waterproof

skins of diagonelly built life boats, tenders and motor

boats; for rendering air tight refrigerator chambe_r_s, for cold storage; and for, attaching Rubber, Glass Lin-

oleum, Corlr, Canvas to Wood, Iron, Lead, Sheet Zinc, and other substances. A‘so used in combination with _ canvas for Declis. Canvas Boats and Canoes. Canvas _ laidlin Marine Glue is Waterproofed and |’_reserved, neither Water or»0il can permeate it and it will last as -

» Ions as the boat. `

r ~Pint will waterproof J Square Feet of canvas.

Made infjpcolorsBlackfrwhite and Yellow. Price r lb _mug 55,52 )_b_,55¢,3 lb, $_l_,0ll each 5 lb. Sl 35 each.

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‘ _Jsflfeiy’sNumber [Yacht Glue, for deck and hull

r Shams of yachts and motor boats,has no equal. Black,

White'atrti'yéllew.~ ' ' ' ` ' ,P1-i¢¢ ll. Olleesch, Zrlb. Sflceaeli, 3 Ili. $l.ll0

'_ _¢iii¢t_i‘,5-.lti`.'$l-45_mli¢ I - _ - , I _,.1n.i»ij_§n roving t_herightkifi<1,_if_y911 h<eP=t° l °be¢in_~sa`tisfactqi.',y results. , , » ,

Tliii illogii_is

' et, as carrots are becoming more

and more valuable as food both for the table and for stock. This is an- other example added to many Previ-

farming, another proof that farming, scientifically and wisely followed, pays well. A return of $960 per acre may well be classed with fox farming and practically every acre of land in the province is capable of such a re- turn.

Naiw SHARES.-The seal River

Black Fox Co., Ltd., with a paid-up capital of $126,000, are offering for sale new stock as will be seen by the ,ad. in this issue. The property oi the Company now consists of four pairs breeders Black Silver Foxes, (pedi- greed “Royal Blacks”). The original pairs were selected from the Dalton and Frank Tuplin ranches, and the Company confidently believe they

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fully equipped in the most up-to-date manner, the outside boundaries en- closing three acres, allowing ample room for extensions. The Ranch is under the management of Mr. W. A. Jenkins, who has had several years’ experience in breeding foxes, and who has been very successful. ADPHCS' tions can be made to any of the di- rectors.

;,;.W¢ take great pride in our store,

g usnsmr1u1.`n.-nu. A,fa. no fl _head will preach in the Prslbytsrian ~_ !0iilircii.1iasniii1iua, on siiiiiisy nm.

liam Roberts, who owns a small

ously given of the value of intensive t

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1 EASTER WINDOW.-Black 5 Oo., Sunnyside, are demonstrating in their Easter window each evening this week. the superior light giving quality of the Perfect Burner for or- .iiinary oil lamps. This humor will till a long felt want. It gives a far greater volumn of light on account Of its construction. It is worth while to see it.

IDSES $600.-John W. Meyers of Mayfield, P. ELI., says the Boston Journal of March 14th, arrived in Boston yesterday from his home with something in excess of $600 in his pockets. 'Last night he wandered into the Joy Street police station practi- cally pcnnilass and told the officers that plekpockets had got to him. I-Ie claimed that the money was stolen in Sudbury Street.

A LECTURE.-A large and appreci-

ative audience assembled ln the Bap- tist Church at Biliker on Thursday evening to listen to a temperancs lee- tiire given by Rev. R. H. Btavert, Grand Lecturer for the Sons of Tem- perance. Mr. Btavert used a magic lantern with which to illustrate his lecture. It is hoped to organize a division at Slliker in the near fu- ture, says s Moncton exchange.--Mr. .Stavert is a native of this Province.

-CAUSES OF DELAY.-The Post- master at Charlottetown reports that the couriers on the rural routes starting from Charlottetown are daily bringing in a large number of cards :ind letters without the neces- sary postage stamps afllxed, In some cases these letters and cards are ac- conipariied by the necessary cash, but quite frequentlythe cash is not de- livered at t.h`e.Dost office in order to secure the postage stamps and all such letters not stanzped are sent to the Dead I.ctter Office. It may be stated that the postal clerks are no* required tc stamp correspondence i... the general public and to insure let- ters or cards from rural boxes reach- ing their destination, the senders should scsto it that all such mail matter is ,properly stamped before being placed in the rural box. All couriers now carry postage stamps and therefore there is no excuse for letters to bc sent in un-stamped.

PERSON! LS

Miss Flossie Hill, New`Glasgow, is

spending the week in Charlottetown the guest of Mrs. W. C. Whitlock.

Miss Eva Dickieson, commercial

student, has returned to licr home in New Glasgow where she will spend lier Easter holidays.

Mr. C. D. Morrison has returned to

his home in Fredericton after spend- ing a few days with friends in Char- lottetown.

Mr. D. McCuaig left on this morn-

ing’s express for a business trip to Prince _Edward Island.. says a. Syd-_ ney exchange of the 18th.

Mr. A. A. McDougall and Mr. D. J.

Campbell, Argyle Shore, were in Charlottetown Thursday returning from attending the L. O. L. meeting in Ellcrslie.

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From Thursday’s Evening Guardian) J. H. Hughes, Charlottetown, was n New Glasgow this week.

Mr. E. E. Crosby, Ciipc Traverse,

was among the visitors to Charlotte- own yesterday. *

.|ohnson’s Shaving _

Cream Soap

This is an entirely different

preparation from other shai-

ing soaps. It contains agents A never before used in a shaving _ preparai ion. It contains a sub-

hair, ani renders it soft and - eaislv razored- It also contains

-tance which penetrates the

emolient agents which pen- etrate the pores. and _prevent the skin from gettingdry. It gives a good lather, non-irrit- ating, soothes the shin, and is _f absolutely pure and clean.

It is guaranteed satisfactory

by every druggihii 01' mimey

refunded.

Try it -Price only 25C

Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drug Store.

__L*E9;‘- __ *___ 3'¥9l“_4*- -GIRL WANTED, Arr THE ivionnm.

WANTED-WE WANT TEN SMART

, _

__ Perfect

“Boy-Proof"

Clothes _

Clothing the boy is

lems in the average family. Your _boyjmay seein

the clothes.

any person. If you will

sure of getting your money’s worth from the suit.

These suits are made from the best iwecds. serges and worsieds,

a “teir-ii ' on clothes, you may even begin to think

he takes a delight in-seeing how fast he can go through a suit, but in many cases you can blame

The average boy likes to look neat and dressy

yet he doesn t want to be called a mollycoddle by

show you a line of suits for boys that will meet the boys’ needs and your requirements. You will be able to pick 2 suit for your boy that will fit him perfectly, “look as it it grew on him" and the knees

and all points most wearable will be reinfrred and protected ‘so that you will be

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one of the diiiicult prob_

call here today we will

are of very best qualify and each one is guaranteed a splendivdyglue

forthe price asked. Prices range from $2.75 to . . _ _ _ . . ._ _ SIZ 00

FREE

if yonwant one shop ear

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, . égcdif’ i‘1>”?£if5f`=‘f*"".~'

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i suv' "\,_£ Yr.: -Tl.‘.'.'f _-».."3s /.‘.',2,-!.~ -...jg _-M, ,_ _~,.-orc'

with the first forty five suits‘s-old we will give absolutely free

a neat toy watch for the boy. These are good and bound topo first so

ly.

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old “Prosperous and

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_ Over ‘ I

of New Business wasi writteii' by the Suu Life of Canada for the year 1912, an increase of over $5,500,000 over 1911. A magnificent i

_ tribute to the capable management of this good

E. R. BROW

Progressive" Company.

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men to represent first-class British Columbia corporation. Capable men can work u lar e ermauent

later. Write Quick. Portland Au- tomobile Co., 204 Kennebcc St., Portland, Me. 3-11M2Zipd.

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and lucrative business. Address Canadian Loan & Mercantile Co.. Ltd., 432 Homer St., Vancouver, B. C. 3-20Mliipd. MLMALE lli'.LP

WAI\`TED-W'()UR OR FIVE GIRLS to learn the millinery. Moors & Mc-

H°“s& __AP_ PlY,l!L_P.9IF.?E -__5;§l” tl

young ladies for our millinery work- rooms. Apply at ones to- Miss Rendle, head mllliner, Prowse Bros., Ltd- 3 8Mtf.

FOR 3AL|'§ .

MISCELLANEOUS Prior. D. M¢1N'rYRE, MUsEAb.` gives lessons, Plano, Organ, Vocal, Harmony. Pupils thoroughly train- ed. Moderate terms. Address, phone or call at The Lennox, Wat; er Street. 3-15M6ipd.

WOULD LIKE T0 HEAR FROM

parties who would care to place orders for tame foxes, mink, mar. ten, etc. for breeding. Terms 'and prices reasonable. Please state de- finltely what you want. Blake Van. natter. Ballinafad, Ontario,

E 4* 3-10 ]ili__ES1lip2i

_ SALESMAN WANTED

_ ‘

Fort sXLn, rnasri cow` 'rr-runs:

_Higingnd genus. ;i-zo mips.

years old jersey or Guernseyp also one two year old due to freshen last of -April. Apply at 94

Make this store your headCl\1Bl`l3°1`5 for all drugs and sundrios. The _Mc- Ki|mon_Di-ug Co., Corner Great L-eo. and Kent Sta. Mix' . ,uiinmiiriain Yr;-al

Ei) apora te cl Cream Z Bfééld ioaf

Evaporatsd Cream Broad is the

biggest seller in the city. It il A light. sweet, flaky loaf that ll M delicious and wholesome as lbs "most captions could desire. l-UI' M nv ~ ' "

Mm Duchess, Vienna and

9,-dingy hodn loavas. Phono air.

Stewart’s»_ Bakery

freedom from dust and di;'_t_ and bw: _ _ _ _ 1; in halves with no H8 ‘1 °

thldcpulildiltsand freshest of drugs. SUPQTIOI'

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in whatever' line we handle can be absolutely depcnd-- cdupon., _ _ _ 1 Phys1cianS' Pl'¢9C_"P"°“' carefully sired from only the purest ingredients.

5 A N i i:i L_ i»‘i-°»‘_=’i»"A'-‘&i‘l'.'s°ii S _ uiimeuai iii sunny ma iieiigiiiiiiiiisa

Try Sanitoi Tooth rowder,

and h_es1thy all the time and doesn injure artiicisl plates- Put upi

The Two Macs

rIrii.inr_fnirT i _

_so Yormc roxns son .i-0'. ‘_

. _ 0. Dakota. 8-2_0M10lE5i. _‘FOR SALE-FISHING SCH

ruui iron sails.-as some

the perfect dentifx'-ice in pow-_-_ del' form Keeps the month sweet,

It ' 11;

lanitarycans ..25el

stallion Kfnaros 38086. Best bred brood mare sire in Eastern Pro-

i. l I _ ~ I' ‘ if Mats; nur ivaniiiu

‘, waN'ra:n,"A 'mx iron

UNE DB!

livery. Envilla Stock Farm, Cage- well, N

OONEB

“0.L.B." In good repair. Thirteen tons. Price $150.00. Thomas Mc- Jiutt. Mlpsque. a-19ml.

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land on corner Braeklsy Point and Bt. Peters Roads. 1! not mm bg fore will on first day of lliay,1918, at public auction. Apply A. 111,, Page, W°0dltos_k, N. U 1-inn Fon same. A vsnuaamr ram; proverty of 87 acres, situated bn St. Pote_r's Road 'I miles from Charlottetown. For further particu- _lars address Alfred Ferguson, Duri- lt§nB8lI¢. ' 3-Shlaimoni

FOR SALE- STANDARD BRED

vincsa Sold for no fault Will tak good driver part payment T Gor don Ives, Montague 3-iilnlilti

samcsman waivrnn-No mxrnnrl

ence required. Earn good wages while learning. Write today for lists 0! hundreds of positions now Oven Paying $1,000 to $5,000 ii Year. Address Dept. 570, National Sa1esmen's Training Aggmiagign' 156 Yonge Bt., Kent Bldg., Teton- to._ont. F ii-ioivisii.

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$3 7.900.000

MAIL CONTRACT _

Sealer! Tenders, addressed to the

Postmaster General, will be received ut Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, thj 18th April, 1913, for the ¢0nv¢ygn¢¢ of His Majcsty's Malls, on 3 9;-9- iioscd Contract for four years, six mes per week each way, over Rural

Route No “ from Monts ue fr

. c g am

_ Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I the P°“U"8“*=f G°'1"B1'H viewers- ‘

Printed notices containing further

information its to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and

____ __________ ___ ____ ___________ ___ __ __ _ blank forms of Tender may be ob- '-.-,»_-_-ea;-_-_-_-J,-c-v-v _-_-'_-v-_ _-_-:_-'_-:_-_-_-o-_-.1-_ f--J fi-.L11-_---1-f;L‘ _tained at gba post 0519,, og Mona.

ewiaoian ciassiriee Ao' P _

gue, Victoria Cross and Head of Montague and at the oflics of the ost Odice Inspector

for eseh~-continuation. Chh must accompany order. Mininiurn charje Post Oilies Inspebtor. Twenty-live cenie.

ost Ofiics `l’rispector's Odlce,

._-_ ._-Z-_-___-_ _AZ-_-A-; __ _ _ _-_-_ _ _-_-_-,-,-- -_-_ _-_-_-_-__-f-g -_-,-_--_-_~, :-,g Charlottetown, March 12'1918, - ""'""'""""_'" "H" _'S7 '"""""" f"' ' "'i`i 3-14Mf3l. .

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EN |‘;», WAN [ED ‘ MEN WANTED T0 LEARN DRIVING

___ ` 1 and repairing. Positions now or "The best Pailette colored silk in HIGH GRADL RESIDENT SALES- Canada at the price, 40 in., 98 cts.

Compare it, you will buy. All fash- ionable colors in dress and waist lengths. Our Navy French Serge is the best on the market, 90 cents. Paton’s. -

Auction Sale

I ain instructed by Mr. Duncan Dir-

rrivh. Marshfield. Lot 34, tosell by Public Auc ion on Wednesday 20th day March,

init Stock. Crop and Implements.

STOCK- 10 milch cows, ll young catt-

le. 4 horses. il newly r-ulved cows.

IMPLEMENTS - Mowing machine.

kung plow, truck wagon, express wagon, double driving wagon.

CROP-li tons hay, quantity straw,

100 bus. oats, 50 bus. potatoes. Should day prove unfavorable sale takes

plans following day at 1 ri'oiock- sharp.

PETER BRODIE

s~!2M2ipd Auctioneer

PUBLIC AUC'll0N

Valuable Farm, at

Point Road, For

The undersigncdis

sell hy PUBLIC

3 20M8iE1i.

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iiilil. at I o`clock p. m. sharp the follow-

To Ltvr - premises Bl

Housn 'ro LET oN UPPER

Prince St. Nine rooms, heated with 11°* water- Army 75 Upper Prince.

3-19Mtf.

WANTED

is copy of E. Island in

. maker.

free. Ives I

thing department. 8. A.

and

Lot 33, on day of hour of

ALL

one on

Thomson, formerly

farm and offers

a yerson d=siring

and home.

particiiisrs as to tltlp

l0 M89!!!- Solicitors,

Block ALLAN

Charlntutown, so 3-zahfgl, _ ‘

conditions at sa'e. ` Q

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