, , ye-[ANIJARY ge,-1915

-THE CI-LARLO'1"1‘ETOWN GUARDIAN , 7

We .make specialty _of doing ,good _workp npidly. ;

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Personal attention given to

Amateur’s Worii. ` .

DON’T FORGET BABY 107 Queen St. Charlottetown

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I Direct Short Route O'

_ MARITIMETUPROVINCES

Montreal and West

l [DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY]

Lv.-I-IALIFAX - 8.00 a. m. | Lv. ST. JOHN, 5.45 p. m.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS

il'ii'il'ieivo 3 I limirileiisome l

when 'you tire easily and t

nerves are excitable. you x, _ need medicinal food-not i ' r drugs or stimulants. .‘

B0(‘)g'l'“;S IEIMULSION islrich in

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;|:r¥N;I5'l:\ents-“t\iip eilslleglg

s rest strength

‘ and _the cuuragowzf healt

Asatdlaiarisriialstlrsseo.

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Now .is the time for you

to purchase a pair of boots tor that boy. Even though he does not need_them now. he will need a pair in a very short while; but, you can purchase three pairs here now, for the same price as you must pay for one pair when he_ wants them. Don’t this saving appeal to you?

This is only a limited

number o_f these boys’ boots, every indication points to a quick sale for the entire lot -that’s why we want you to come as early as possible.

There are sturdy. well

made boots that will stand lots of wear, they are shown _in a number of different styles and materials, the colors_are black and tan. The sizes are 3, 4 and 5. Price $1.00 per pair.

Alley & Co.

MONTRIi]IIcI."~:M';I\"ORONT0 DETROIT - CHICAGO

Electric Lighted Sleepers. Compartment Cars iv. ii. llownilii li l' s o i> R si ;..l.1',

.\.E... ...,.

, . ._ ...15 rl -

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‘ (und two foxes added tv stock) ization on which the rcmonnt depart-

IHEOFDFEIOBBI LIDO Magic F ir Co. .. . ._ . .50 tl d beeli.workiu almost day

_ _ 100 p. c.) i ot e get -

F Chlldfen Of bflght parents Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co........15 rgnsiihingl li gyiiitein into full working

ll ‘ (Also ten foxes added to ranch) order in so short a space of time.

' are not na.tur@ Y Stupl ' Bedesue Fur Farming Co.. Lta.....10 it was. however, snmcieiitly forward

St. John to Boston.......$5.00 when Study is dlgllkedf study olenggagig sigisigoassgiisgici Sgmisogl gpiglisiioigatg ..f<;;i;i;,tlie! xtittgicnogmtlig St..John to Portland....$4.50 IS P3lUf\1l» SUSP€Ct th¢1l'_°Y_eS riio nliietora For co. i.t<l.......2oo ....1.,.,ii.i,i..i.orres,while over so.-

. rather than condemn their ln- (100 0- C- sash-bald 35 ri- e~= bel- [ooo horses of viiryng value wore ls-

SI58t6i‘0OlIl8..... ...........$1.00 ~ ance, 65 p. c.. will be paid soon. sued to the territorial force. Tile or-

tellect- We make a Speclalty 100 p. c. in stock.) ganizatioii, young, and iiewily-organ-

"°"°' 5" "“'"’ '"‘“""""“ “‘ ’~°° of examining children’s eyes. Beechzrovo . . . ___ __ ...is iieii is ii was. succeeded iii potting *- ln- 1°! l-\|\>¢°- Eliiltort. Portland and W I 1 Hamilton S B Fox Co _ . _.20 the total number of horses required n.»loii.itetnri.lu.\e»m ceiitrriwlirrr autos If prfcrll slg asses ony llaurrsyhlllvg' - - - - - - --- -.- -lg into] infill- glacier d with tails! 9.00 s. m, M°m1,y,|o|» poi-¢1,,,¢_ Emu," W ell 3 $01.18)’ _Il€C€_SS3l'y, BBBBC USG S - waiitlig lem y ie aesw ci _ towne si.i.»iiii. and guarantee satisfaction. Mt' H§§,‘§,°'('§,,f5'f”ff ’_3f'ff“_f‘”f‘__}_°‘,‘f§1§ f,‘§,§§,§,,C‘}1‘,§‘°ff,.§“2,‘f,,-,},‘§{‘..,"°"'f,‘fli. 2?..

St"°h°‘ci'y Ti°k°t0m“_.‘.7 must' thc country by the territorial forces.

ins: lfhizl/ilNo..s,¢¢r»t.st.-Jiili.. is ' H, J

C. B. KINGSTON, Commerciiii Agent Dmggist & optican \ 134,000 Horses in Twelve Days E“s"°°"'M°' Sguns, P, E, I, Reviewing the situatloii generally

' ` _ ' the remoung directorate of the War

€ Omce presided over by Major Gene,-al

pufness I Ellis Montague _J

p Sailings _

From oxiiox ri-om liillilzix

Junlldth "Salialnorc" Ft.-binary 3r.i

Start Point “ 20th

January 7th Sagamore ‘f 29th

Fmm LIVERPOOL I"rom HALIFAX . Via. Ffld. Via. Nfld.

Durango January l2th

Innuary 6th Queen Wiiltcllnina " 27th

January l6tli Tabasco February Bth

High Gfdde C081 I8 the 011|? _ We insist ou yourexsmlninl 13° *'51*

kind we curvy. lt does not ma; ttngidtmtbguirlnafxsnizig gals; tel' when YOU Ofdefv ya" can mono thrown sway.

f tti "tlsfactory coal 7 V

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'iii li°..“:rz.:i §‘”"'-`",§ .. c..l ity-ofI~noa‘IxsliiI’able forraiizesimd _ ave n-ey 0 h

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kitchen use' also for steam 0°” §,f':,‘i,,':"¢‘§,,‘}',2},i“{},’.’|,,ff’“ mm "

Doses ' l-low much do you ft-_

buy School Supplies, Stationery

all kinds. We carry theL.

Waterman fountain pens which I R. as g“a'““*°°“- Bm °' "M" - ~ iii slzzzizs1.'::i';’i.f?‘i::::..;:.'.:.‘:t.‘*'ifi iv/ PI L LS .-.-1 your films to be developed and replace the iiimii-iii wiisioge this to U I __ g

arduous o erations have \ I p `

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(IOl’l’Il f0l`get that Um' I)h0t0Sf3PhlC I { I?eiI'eIIiuisli‘i3ll:)nesslully meg) during the last I \ \\\

' tl months from the resources in bg, ~\\ |

goods are always fresh: give us a , 4 '- .. tiileeeliliited Kingdom. Horses are 53"; K\|_D`NYI;Y.§»-';q 'gr Cr* » call when in need of good goods . at still sowing to mms in the rieliivgaa I-W! I ii .,,C~Hro_ MA-|f;¢»(~,.f;

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per cent cash with more to follow er contents included a list of units,

_ _ _ W- F- M' Du C' M' later. Y or depots to receive units, eacii day.

GEU \\ \LLl'.R, liommicri Express lluild M¢G|‘_|_ UNWE | Y SDVGFGISD S~ B F C0. cash . and a table showing the railway pro

lngchsriotzetown. ` I Rs T ) (From 4 pairs) gramme. Each purchaser’s list con- -li.. Hartford D. S. Fox Co... . . . . .,.25 tained about 40 per cent more horses

Montague: P° I- Pserless...... _....10 that he was called on to produce. it

offlog of and IJHIBHCG Bflel' January lst.) depended therefore, on the reasonable | ,_ D FRASHL Ellil! Silver Bllwk Beillli-Y F0! accuracy of the census whether or

° T r Co.,Ltd.... ...G0 ttl l I number ofllorses

Eastern Sass corporatlon (With 60 or 70 later) 'I wits f`t>ertlI`ri3<?ii|ii'neg(. ` The annual ceil-

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Best place in Montague to

. . THE EIISTERN GUARDIAN

. .°l'l' PAYS to buy in this Province.

..°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

agent in Montague.

IUX IIIVIIIEIIUS PIII]

.ci

ing The following is li list oi! com- Tl d lbes at so l h th

ponies which have paid dividends on orgiiisizsteisiiir which proeiiledeliiiii Brit? account for 1914. Most of these com- ish expeditionary force with its (ull P85105 “DWI i0 DRY llddlli0l1Bl dlvid- quota ot horses. Tile writer says

» ~ , ~ I “fl lm" that during isis the study of me situ-

B ’ 501411; Park. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..10 ation by the Remount Dictorate (of

Oy S Prince Albert.. .. .. . . ....10 the War Office) showed that the sys.

. (More soon) tem necessitated an accurate cen-

B Rlylwlidlntematlonal declared 40 sus by permanent remount oiilcers,

DB and the or anizatlon which ena led

R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50. stock 50 the War Oillce to horse the exiiiadl-

, _ Rayner Btonehurst Silver For tional-y roi-ce, thc territorial force,

S l » . C0- D810-~ - ~ - - - - - - - ---200 and the reserve units and depots was

e R°Y°°1' C\"k° & H°rl°W For further evolved. The United King-

‘ » 9°' -~ - - - - - - - - - -DBIII -20 dom“was divided into nineteen admin-

lii.. ` '_.-:-__i- B- I- Riyller. West Gore strative reinount circles under a de-

N- 5-- ~ - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - -llliid 105 puty assistant director of remounts.

BIBCII PIIIICB FOI CO.. . . . ....DBId .50 Within each circle were p, certain General Fur Farms, Ltd....palll17 number ot remount districts, pre- Mount Edward.. . . . .. . .. . . paid 10 sided over by a district remonnt of.

(With 8(i<lil1°|!8l 10 D- 0- S0011) flcer, whose primtry duty was to

Murray Hal'bor.... ....cash .30 make the niiitary cniius each year.

(More soon) 'i‘he.deputy assistant dirctors of re-

Uptoii. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ cash, 10 mounts were charged with all the

(MON S0011) organization work necessary to fur-

Westmoreland Silver di Patch

imperial Silver Black Fox Com-

pany, Ltd.. Montague. . . . . . . . . . .15 (added three pairs to ranch and

bold securities for balance due on

sale of foxes which when col- lected will enable them to pay ali- other .. ._ ........10 p.c.

Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash

Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. Regal .. .. .. .. 16 Dundas.... _.300 cash and 200 stock Seal River Black Fox Co.. . . . . . . . . . 18 (Also 8 pups added to ranch)

(More later) -

The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co.,

Ltd., has paid a dividend of 50 per cent. in stock.

The.Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.

has paid a 30 per cent cash dividend out of a declared dividend of 110. An additional sum will he paid lifter the general meeting on Doc. 8.

(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend)

135 Queen Sh-get Pure Canadian Sil. Blk Fox Co., 40 had in his despatch box a list of

Bild 35 Der cent later. stables, containing horses fit for

Richmond Bay Fox Co, 20 per cent

(More latcr.)

Provincial Silver Black Fox Co., 40

Hackett S B F Co, .. .

0 . . . . . . . . . (In addition to stock dividend of

; 1

4 ff ig

15' T- 4 J

, \Pu'r l.o"r?oN.

GRAMMY" ft

Co..... ..cash 35, stock, 70 be required from their circle.

Silver Tip. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .cash 15 Each remount circle was further

(Added three Dllirs) divided into a certain number of

Crapaud Fox Company.. .. cash, .40 llzed, round the way in which these

New London Fox and Farm Lands, and the amount oi attention to their

Diamond. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 gramme, with an increased amount to Rogers Paton. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .10 pay and authority to hire assistants.

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..°ONl CENT Der word each in-

sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

in Souris on Wednesday evening, Feb. 3rd. Proceeds in aid of Red Cross So- ciety. 8351-1-23mtf

HORSES FOR THE BRITISH ARMY

A correspondent ofthe London

nish such quotas of horses as might

areas, presided over by a civilian gen- tleman whose duty it was,on mobiliza- tion, to value horses. pass as suitable, and pay for those required by the police in pursualice of the necessary maglstrate's order. The whole success of horse mobilization neutra-

purchasers, carried out their duties

instructions they paid in peace time. Each was provided with li de- spatch box containing warrants. rall- way consignment books, and inform- ation as to the pre-arranged truck pro-

The services of these purchasers, drawn as far as possible from the country gentry of the country, in many cases retired officers, has been extremely valuable.

The Actual Mobilization

In accordance with thc organization

already described, each purchaser

nliltary purposes at the last census and from which they might take 50 por cent. of the total numbers. Furth-

sns was the groun work of the mobil

lnen is g and night for the past two years, but

o sibl to so wide

peditionary force and the defence oi'

Birkbeck, and its officers distributed over the country. may cpnsrallllvie themselves on having placed 26,000 magnificent horses in tho ranks oi the expeditloiiary force. 80,000 useful horses for the territorial force, and 18,000 horses for the reserve forma- tions withln twelve days of the

, .` - - .~ i I, “°'.‘°i“°"“"°'.i ‘.i““°“"‘2‘.°.‘I..“e..i.‘i§ |)()[)[)`5' 'f

alired low mu i ie comll trol of the railway authorites con

\3- I tributed to the distribution of thc L"

horses to the units requiring them. Since the completion of mobilization

..*NOTlCE-A concert will take place

Amount ulrclid y acknowledged

Miss l-lelcll MacPllerson Forest . Hill, Mass. .. Proceeds entertainment Young ' Peoplo's Society, Bonshuw,

por Miss M. Gertrude

ali class slum

D. A. MncK|NNON,

SUMMER DECKLOAD8 T0

BE ALLOWED TO ENTER ENGLISH P0

OTTAWA, January 25.- The

ine department, acting in line the British board of trade. is

lload has not been permitted in

ship arriving in Englalid before open season. ' -

Wonderful ior

Cures -Sallow Skin, Headache,

guor and Tlredness.

You don‘t need to be tolli ho

feel,-blue, sort of slckisli, poor petite, vague pains, tired in the

you ap-

season.

Fortunately thcre is pronlpt lelief

ately relieves the system of all poisons and disease-producing matter

Thousands have been so utterly de~

pressed, so worn out as to be pondent, but Dr. Haniilton’s Pills al- ways cured thenl. “I can feelingly on the power of Dr. Hanl- ilton’s Pills," writes C. T. Fearmall, of Kingston. “Last spring my blood was thin and weak, I was terribly ruli down. had awful headaches and a gnawing, empty feeling about

stomach, I couldii't sleep or work till l used Dr. Hamilton's Pills, they did me a world of good." At all dealers in 25c boxes.

speak

VANCOUVER Vi/IJMEN"

KNIT WHILE GEN.

of militia, addressed Vancouver ness men. Friday at a luncheon

complimented thcm upon their did display of industry.

General Hughes declared that

would like to have authority to

ship. - General Hughes had been in

was niet by it deputation of Hindus who wish to join thc colors. He inl- mcdlately illqulrctl lllto the possibil- ity of raising a regiment, hcrc of the Hindus resilient in British Columbia, and agreed to take up the matter by cable with the wal' office ,in London.

CLEVER CHILD.

Teacher: "Now, childrcu, who can

tell me which is the Germans’ favor- ite drink?" .

After a pause- “(7liampagiic," ex-

claimed all the class excepting Toln- my.

Teacher: "Now Toiiiiuy, don‘t you

agree with the others?"

Tommy: “Well teacher. l don‘t

know, l am not sure that the German arnly are fond of champagne, but all the woritl knows that their liavy al- ways stlcks to port.”

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sample equal to that with I MW D' T 5 D H it V, I they were first equipped, and some i /\rlrrC5 ‘

EEETS 60.000 more have bean purchased _

Qliill//if

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Don’t neglect everyfday

injuries to which children are sub]ect._ A “little” in- jury it neglected may lead to serious complications. A small cut or scratch neg-

lected many mean blood ` 1 rust! max “Wil '“ "'iE'sTia¢' or an “rrmsrmrmir ‘ sometimes of s-life. .

' Whyf.,take chances? i Apply Earn-Bout: as soon ss lujur es.. or skin diseases bcqir. _ Zam-Bok qulcklyv' kills all germs, stops the bleeding, prevents suppor- atiou andblood poison, and

heals quickly. .

' Mrs. J. E. Bierwirtll, of

Carllduli, Sark., writes-"My son cut the end oil his linger. Zam-Dui: stopped the bleeding and gave him such relief that lieceassd 'n¢. I decided to ses lf Zanijxiht would heal _thc wound. and continued using nothing but Zam-Buk. Com-

plete cure resulted."

Un lssl-Ink for cuts- \lrll- 'Il¢°'l»

i bruises. senla. situ. ¢old.sons. rhll-,

blaissirhappsd haalsiaad all sltlrl diseases and lalpriss. labs substitutes. Des some last-lah* ea svlrt Il¢\\l°

jail dllisshts Isl sions. asa hos.

LIKED TRAVELLING.

lt was in this country village,"iilid

he was making preparation for flitt- ing-tho fourtll removal in about twelve months. The vicar hlillpellell' to be passing, and remarked! H _

removinl! asain. John’

You are ta S i' D0 _ i see. ‘I think they will he setting tired of being moved about."

"Getting tired?" slid JOIJI1. "Why

bless yon. sir. they are quite used to, lit now. Every lime they 99° “ ' f“"' nlture van they rtiii into the yard and lay on their backs with their lei!! in the air waiting to have them tied."

QUITE PRESIBTENT.

' A reporter who had been commis- sioned to interview an American mill-

ionaire on s. certain queston was re- neatedly refused admittance to ills

was s personal friend of the million- airs. and asked him to llelp him .Armed with the senswfs card, he re- turned to the illionaire's house. This

‘ido you linow"tliat slxtserroportsrs

~l=um¢o.wiiliy& co,l.td. ~ A, l - | -H°“'°*~ Montague - 3122?.“$33“1.€.‘::“i;..';:‘:..f.§’;%“"°‘““‘°’ * 3 THF ~ "

BOSTON FISH ADS.

AUSTIN I-IALEY

"whiit. ~ - "'""jY°»‘-""=*‘T"f°,g*_§°‘*" ~},‘§_’;“-‘"i‘;;;;;"';5g_‘“ 'Su`ccessorto"H.>B;"Jovcs“ii; Co

Commission Merchant Fresh and Salt Fish and Canned Goods Consignments Solicited. Daily Return.

176 Atlantic A\vsnus.

8519-11-14MstuEs12wpd. BOSTON.

NEW YORK FISH ADS

iihasllrn Brothers holesale Commission Dealer s.

house. - W l

At lsst he went to s senator. who - and Shippers

_ s

Fresh Fish

“EIi}olitii¢'Erisiig'P9it:iIl‘I°the millionaire. SIHGIW. E618. L0bS_f¢l’§ and F1088

are Specialties

$0476 'I1

$2 00

Tbomsoli . . . . . . ... ..$4..35

Total . . . . ...$6,523.06

Hon. Treasurer.

RTS.

mur- with relax-

,ing the summer deckloads rules for ocean going slilps. The summer deck-

Eng-

lish ports ulitil April 16th, but will now be allowed on vessels nrrlviilg after March 30th. Vessels will ac- cordingly be allowed to leave Canadi- an ports for the United Kingdom with _summer deckloads after March lst _in the case of steainers. The Canadian government, however, takes no res- ponsibility in the case of a Canadian

the

La n-

morn-

ing. This conditioii is coniuion at this

in Dr. Hamilton’s Pills which iiulnedi-

des-

the llloodi

UTI'

HUGHES TALKED

VANCOUVER. B.C.. Jan. 35.-Wilile

Major-General Sam Hughes, minister

busi- given

in his honor, 200 Vancouver ladies sat iii the gallery, knitting socks for the soldiers at the front. General llughcs

splen-

shoot

the government contractors who sup- plied the soldiers with shoddy, or oth- erwise dishonest muteriai or worknian

Vali-

couver not more than an hour when he

Women Look WeIl,Vlllon. O

they escape the sallow skin, the pimplesf black- - heads, facial blemishes due to indigestion oi: biliono. ness. At times, all women need help to rid tho BYBIHII Of poisons, and the safest, surat, most

A convenient and most economical liclp they find in

»=1=..<.=.'i-it .

This famous familyremedy has anexoellent tonic eiect upon f the entire system. It quickly relievcs the ailments causcf; by defective or irregular action of the organs of digestion, headache, backache, low spirits, extreme nervousness. Purifying the blood, Beechanfs Pills improve and

Clear The 00m Iexlon

The tllncllious with ovary box are very vdusNr1 Q9 woman.

r ea l li 'rss is , ,,,;,,¢ 'Wi ..»Z’?.¥.s.’.. i.. if-:“.T.!..i.°T.`2.'2i'E. §.“ii'.I.f.'.i.'.‘.if 'i‘.."iT.§§'I‘.f°és'i....._ ,

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' Carnival at the

Arena Tonight

8361-1-25m2i .,-

IF PAY-UP

If you owe us PAY UP.

UP Whether the account be large or small PAY

If you can‘t PAY ALL, PAY PART.

The weight of your dollar is needed to keep the

wheels of our business in motion. ~

Those who still oweius will surely appreciate

our accomodation to them during the past year. We now need the money to PAY OUR BILLS AND PROTECT OUR OWN CREDIT.

We therefore ask you to

BE FAIR and PAY-UP

Poole & Thompson Ltd.

IL _ 8188-1-sfwif.

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New York Flash Ads. l- - - I - -l CALEB HALEY SEABURY IIALEY

. C>A\|._.€ I-lAl_€`l’ and ZS.

Wholesale Commission Dealers in all kinds of

Fresh and Frozen Fish

SMELTS AND FROZEN EELS A SPECIALTY.

I4, Fulton Market New York

6389-11-5mthsesl2wpd

H. M. ROGERS & COMPANY, No. ll Fulton Wholesale Fish Market, NEW YORK

INCORPORATED. Wholesale Commission Dealers in, and shippers of All ki nils of

th 12M

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J. B. BALDAUI-` I

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Wll0Ll»JS.\l,l<I (’f)MMlSsl()N Dl‘2.\Ll'IRH IN ir: I? E 2 I-I l=' I 3 |-.|

‘ i.il_Specialty Sinelts.Eel.~. Lobstcrs and Clams

N Re\f,r.-rikvices---l'ulluli Market National llank, New Yorlr and any \’\ holesale Fish Dealers in ew oi . -

36 FULTON FISI MARKET NEW YORK

- _ 5- B. WILEY & SONS, Transfer A ents. Ilosion

DAILY RETURNS EIJNSIGNMENTH SOLICITED

638i-ll~5Mths_Usl2wspd -

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P R I C -E B R O S wHol.EsAl.E Fnesrl Flsn 104 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORK $.SpeciaIlies EELS and SMELTS

_ Established 22 years.

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6388-11-5mtlisesl2wpd

GEORGE T. MOON CO.

(Suocsssors to Moon and Lamphsar.) Wholesale Commission Dealers in and shippers of all kinds of

Fresh Fish, lobsters. Etc- Gallallian ' Smlls and Eels a Specially

2 FULTON FISH MARKET. NEW YORK. Careful personal attention given to all consignments.

0385-li-5uith`ses3moptl

This is ,A Live Firm

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