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-` "‘ “N - ' ' l»':\"_.=F':‘-¢~l“=-s'.`**`~v_,, :_;.",',f,.*'-'»"" "T icontiuuedl “But as one of my brethren has

of I they boasted of then intent to erect ernor. We have the s\isD€K\Si<>¥\ G!

A perfectly balanced blend - sealed in air-tight aluminum -_ ‘Fresh from the gardeno’ ’” "‘

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... `i S M I L E S

Prince Edward Island IN TIIE Sl`RI{OGATE COURT lllnt George V., A. D. 1931

‘ GABBIE GERTIE

In Iii- Estate of Bernard lilclienna late ul ('l\i|r|ottcto\vn in Queen's‘ Cuuntjr, in the said Province, on lcstatc

By the lilumuralile Ilaroltl Leon-

urd Palmer, Surrogate Judge of

l’rohat¢'. .ii-.. 641'.. ;

To the Shi-viii ui \he County of t

Quecifs ('1iunt_v or any Cnnstaiilc nr* literate |ier.~on uitllin said County. \

(1 i{ljE'I`ING:

\\'iii:nn.-is upon i-ending me pen- » fy

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lion ou tile of Simon A. Lclilunc oI‘ Cl\av.\‘tuttl-t'»\\u al";i'cs.\id, Steward.

_ _ __ _ I

the .I-‘liiiniiii~tr;itnr U oi the above: .if ‘I-2 ~;\ nzxmed I-I‘~t.ltl-, prayiilg that a i-ita~ _' .-if* ~ _é;,‘$_f lion may lu- isslir-d for the purpose ~" l. ”C‘ if’ it

tlerviluliter sei. f\\rtl'»: You are t‘.;ere- i 1 -fi* ‘

fort lirri-lJ_v rcqziircii to cite all per

s _ A. .

` ‘ 1 £2/

sons' inl.er1‘.».tell in tile suid Estate tu ‘

he and appl-;lr neiore me ut a Sur-`, \ ` rogate Court to he held in the Court “":;€fI _i

House in tihiirlulletown, in Queen'si "= ~ = H' rf'

County in the said Province deceased

Tucsd;\y. the twenty-iirst :lay ol !y';T;’°L:f’$°=" gi)t";§"beS¥;;:'4gE: 1';/eil?

Aurll uc\l, ruining, at the hour ol' with the keyhomit i I l'le'.'l'n 0`riurk forciioon of the same . .

g, ;"i>\it it scelils; lo inc _von attach,

_ .0'.i‘i'inui:li iillportilnee to savage

trzlics and. There is enough lzind in

America for French and

'<1' 'English and Zlndlans, too. _Trade is

c~.cryliiing."

day to .~lic\v cause if any they L'un` why the _-'iccounts of the suid Estate`

closed as prayed for in said petition |

should not he passed and the Estate! (5 ‘,___ i" and on motion of Malcolm l\IcKin-i Qi ` t

non, 1l.\;i|., Proctor for said Petitioner. I 3 ` ",i

. S ,

And I do hereby order that a. true,

copy lirreof<lie fortilwilli published; "4

ill some iiiuvspziper published in ; : _

(‘in\riolts~to\\‘n aiorcsaid, once in each ` __ _

week for at least four consecutive' s T’ weeks from the date hereof and that i "°°"‘¢ 'WFS and Sli bl’ "IB, D0||Y~ 'that there is land enough tor our- u tl“ue copy hereof be forthwitll' YM! can ‘earn a good dem by

p\».~.teil in the following public places- ` --No; ¢|1ank5_ | never profit by

the Court House in Chaltlottetown uforcsaid, at or near the City Weigh

isgn.; ii. L. P.»\L_vrEit

Surrogate.

.1151-2.20-mai. ’ /

Professional Card

< V if

F R [.1 E . temthousand dollars. vromx. mst; axn now . '-Y°" "° ‘°“'°°' '" “°'”'"

Dpi-n every Wrdilesilay & Tliursday (`II.f\III.()T'I`I-l'l`()\\'N' VIOLIN Sf?ll(N')I

107 Qui-en .\'ll'eet. Up Stairs. ‘N 1-‘ME To COME ` .

0ppo.\ili~ l‘ro\\sc Bros. Oh. mon the bold joy-rider f

Bile A I.l.`.\‘SO.‘.‘. i Wlll invite his best girl,

Branches: Iicmiilellln. Siiinmcrside, ' And in the borrowed airshlp on the

and .tlonl-inn. N. ll. swinging seat beside her. 1 __ _ _

rough the reams of upper i Stick by the law. governorl'

owned one.

4805-4-lT(l;lil_v. ~

others.

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watching my game."

‘ .the sen. The new France they see

R in the future will embrace all the

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in ""3/gi

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rcspeetivel_\'. namely. in themhall of other pe`opl¢’s mistakes."

Scales and at or near the Bank ot - _. sellleineiits oi the Atlantic Coast ‘Lo Nova Scotia both iii Charlottetown gc-ther with the inland wllderrieSs.`

aforesaid, so that all persons inter-i ` "If you bait mum sufficiently

r-sled in the said Estate as aforesaid i I /3,§,D- fmubtlqsg Lucy Wu; Seek to fight uS_~»

may have clue notice thereof. 5 >§ -’ . a,_S(,,.,_€,d a mm.ch,mt_

(GIVEN d ' ll' d d i -. - U un cr lm. -lm .an , ’ Bm. Hwy ku.Dw “M our Emglish will cut the regular London-Paris ‘” 5"' "f me “"1 ('"""‘ breed if they think to do so" cried' . .

ins.) this inn any or March, A. D., ,,-,,,.,gh,,,,,._ ' flying ‘im W ‘ess “Wi “"° h°“"~

1"_~‘1- ‘"‘_“ ‘“ **‘°_2‘§° W" °‘ --or me Dutcliman, eitn.-i-,~~ said a inns. sainm iuacLr;aN

Ilia .\layesiy‘s reign. _ “md

. , i .. _

'ii Sr-i\

“Hardy Upton says he settled

wit_h his creditors to the tune of

reason. 'twill

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tiiille.

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darkness will enjoy a starry

-_ _ whirl

_ "The law is the law!" cried a

BELL at muliifson .» - ' p _

“tm nm ' Dr L_‘M?;u;l?Snn` LLB. . - The prosperous-looking incrchant.Prince Edward Island, and, one

Barrister.: .e .Solicitors i I

l\Ionc_v to Loan CIIAItI.O'I`1`I~."1`0\\`N & MONTAGUE

» .have your wants so filled?"

leur l on at once.

"I cl tier with you," replied Nlasier

‘The fur trade is not only

_a nieons to corn profits. ‘Tis lncst important si.j.ke in seeurini: }1"“'d°“ for my unhemldcd entrance] military siieci-as. Tile nation which 'he Said' "I am but just arrived m controls the fin' traclcz my ninsters, 5t°“'"> “nd I hastened here w prc`

.. will lizive the intel'e.sl of the larger :SUN my °f*5°_i'° y°“'"

'.:i.'m‘.>rrs of :<n\‘;:gr.<. The nation F HC swept ms "yes over me mom ll`e!i c\\'1‘s ilir .\'Liiipot't ef lite most las he Spoke and fastened them ul”

wil bc llic nation su- 'Un my face'

!‘el'l0r ill r‘.t`llrling its ti-1'rilorie.s ini “You are Welcome' Blaster Mu” flms of peace and sllgiericr in battle “"‘5'~" rcmmcd the governor' “Had

li:cl.;~n tri?)

in time of war."

"Il, ill i:i~-oiiivs a plain merclialil

in luke ..~.-ne v.'il.li jvour c.\:cr-lIcney,‘

'ki

:imendrd Master Burnet. "Bear in

mind, lily inustcrs, thai. the \vhole ‘5'°‘“' cxcemmcy' because' I “m per' history of'our pmscssions on th;s waded You C511 1iiiV€ HO kn0W1@d§C V ‘ ‘ ` p .1-“Q foumving is me 1-eport, of

xo; the crimes recently Committed by nas a ieceiitinsltor to Fledeiictoii. B d School for thc mmm of

!contincnt clisproves the 'statement c eque

lpcrsons who represent themselves to _ ii V i

.<11-lvcs and the French. The French tic thc first to dispute this view.

5 "Tliey plan openly to drive us into

Good! That is thc spirit I want

to al' use." acknowledged the gov- ernor. quick to seize what he thought ‘clad yesterday morning at her home an aclvantage. “Gentlemen what I‘

ilcsire from you especially today is your support in a plan I have been

considering lor moderation the cXitiAi‘chlbuld MacLean. formerly _of of goods to Canada. The volume ` West River, P. E. I. in Quincy, which reaclied in recent weeks passes all

If permitted to continue

ox!/.iust our supplies. It plays

:Lrectly into the hallcls oi-"

But he was not suffered to con-

sucli a fort as would be a curb on the law, and in the interim there is

now comes to us at Irondequoit and chant. "Let us not quibble. His

. Oswego. Sheenectacly and New excellency might as well know the

i'~ ' - Yet my agent talked with the _lust remarked, the law is the law.

-F _~ I ____, cfiicers in charge, Monsieur de Jon- “The trouble here. SIIS. 15 that

GE , I |114' caire and Monsieur De Lery. and there is no law," declared the gov- UIND J _-~ _

Vg' J ' . ‘/|.)/ ` our Indian allies, the Iroquois, and no provision for a substitute statute."

V .__/l/J divert to their posts farther up the` “Tush, we want. no such law,"

T I id# Cadurakuilake the fur trade which proclaimed the hard-featured mer-

¢,,_a,".. /

truth. Since Master Murray won

' "At the tilne I received word of his case We have been “ble t° sen

the building of the fort at Jagara, 1 and buy as We °h°§°' ‘md °“‘7 °°" received also this report from an fe” have “Une” thereby- , agent in Moonti-cal, announcing the "The nw was an m`-ludged law' cwublillg of me price paid for bea_ It restricted trade, reduced Drofiu. vcr at the French posts, so that now Let the Fnmm Secme mrs M they they are Ona pm. Wm.; “sy wish. They. may do the dirty work.

_ -»we can Mfg, to pay more than We will sit back and reap the prof-

we da London Wu] Suu take u its. Better have free trade under from us at a profit,” rejoined the Engmnd °r any “her °°““"y'" merchant who had first spoken. "Y°“ "ilk t"e“5°“’ Sir", said the “Trade is trade cried another it g°Vem°’ coldly' "M°'e°ver' y°“

goes “,he,_c me money ;s_-. . talk treason, sir," said the governor ` "Aye, we have no fear," clalnored °°]d]V- "M°r°°"e"'- y°“ talk nw"

ishly. There is no tredoin of trade

"Let ns suppose," resumed the in C8"“d"_" _

i .,,... ~_r;vernor. "that the French permit nweu' We have it here; and mhz

T 1'? :nu to draw supplies of iurs through WVU Wei’ It “S img as we can' . I can conceive they might do replied the merchant'

to if it neiiled them the prices they l "That is “ut me W be very long' desire. Does that mean that you my ’“a5LErS'" ammunced a new

- will always be safe in expecting to V°i°e' _

All eyes were turned to the door.

4 To be bum.. auS“,e|.cd mme or There stood Andrew Murray, iaeed

and cocked hat tucked under his arm.

i He bowed low to the governor.

ai "I must beseech your exeellency’s

II known where to reach you I should have muted your attendance

‘ii it ii:il':l-l`ralurecl nicrcliani., “"“'“d° “pon y°“ b°°_““se oi mmf'

.iuatum 1 possess which I am sure ____-- ._~------~--~--- - v- 7

(To be Continued

New seventeen-passenger airplanes

Mrs. Sarah MacLean of 20 Ply-

mouth avenue. East Milton, Mass.

alter a prolonged illness. Mrs.

MacLean was born in Canoe Cove,

I‘. E. I. in 1850. In 1873 she married

was their home for 40 years. They came to Milton to live about 15 years ago. Mr. MacLean died in January. 1929. Mrs. MacLean is survived by a son, Henry F. Mac- Lean. with whom she made her

, "Free trading!" shouted a group. home; o. daughter, Mrs. Alice M.

Peterson of Quincy Point; three sisters, Mrs. Belle Graham of New- ton. Mrs. Carrie MacLean and Mrs. )Ellen MacPhail of St. Catherines

by pounding his stick on the flocr.;Prince Edward Island. There are

“ o

s-ioctl up and made himself heardibrother. James Darraia, Canoe Cove,

D I understand your exeelleneyuslso four grandchildren, and one u

*_* N - 5_. J to mean that you would alter the great grandchild. Funeral services W. H. Q5' _ .I `.\ il..str ctions received from the lord '

importers ol high grade GASOLJNL - KEROSENE - OILk-

Tanks, Spr. Pk. R. R. Crossing

Phone 56. "W;ayne' got off a great mother-

McLURh ef MaeK1NN()N SILVER FOXES AND FURS Representing HUDSONS BAY CO., of LONDON ENGLAND. Office 112 Kent. St. Phone 396

McLEOD £3 BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY

_ W. E. BENTLEY. K. C.

Barrister and Attorney-at-Law

. Ollice: 180 Richmond Street

lll0l\’L`Y T0 LOAN

' Charlottetown, P. E. L

McDONAlI3.D Ei MePHEE . A.

3. A. MHJONALD II. F. MeI'HEE BAIIRISTERS. ATTORNEYS. ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN

Stewart Es’ Lowther J. n. STEWART. K. c. N. w. L0\v'rnl~:l‘t BARlus1‘i»;ns. s0l.iCl'ror¢s, EIC. _ 84 Great George Street _ , MONEY T0 DOIN.

4.¢:.»;-@5 ..._A _

3 `- " ' .f.'-Z ; .\._. ,

restl

In-[QW joke the other night."

‘E ‘iffhat so? What wal lt?" " ., Hem!a_l_d he vt/Mag fond of her. .

their

; (M of tragic?" he asked.

We Believe in Prince Edward Island ‘I ~__';_\.1 ‘vii `¢ "My ma" is mth" t'° amend the gm,-¢, gf, queen SL puom, 404 - A ,_ .';__§ .____.__ i,'_';._ carrying out. of the low by certain

_ ..- _ic

rcscntations on the situation to

lordships," replied Music

s were held at her late home, with

Rev. Harold Campbell ot Roslindale, formerly pastor of the First Baptist church in East Milton. officiating,

tions until I can forward rep- iasslsted by Rev. Arthur DeWitt Paul, ~

_present pastor of that chm.ch_ day of April, 1931, at twelve o‘clacl. riBurial was inthe family lot in n°°"'_PmpErty gf tho late Mich” iMmon cemetery McCarthy consisting of dwelling and

_ Building Stone

Having a iully equipped Plant and

an organization nf first class stone cutters we arc prepared to accept contracts at any dimensions for OLIVE FREE STONB ready for the builders use. On Receipt-oi' plans and specifications we will be pleased to quote price I. o. h. ears at destin- .ation. Workmanshlp and prompt delivery guaranteed.

We will give quotations on stone

memorials. monuments and orna- mental stnne work of all kinds on receipt nl' plans. Have furnished sev- eral memorials for the Historical Sites Commission in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

Sample of stone sent on request.

E. A. Sli/IITII,

4-it-si,

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Burnet steadily.

shaman; N; B. g___..__.._;_...s:..==Z°2;==.~.=.E.‘.%`==

Works & Highways

L_ B_ McM|L]AN’ Double and Single, at Buntain at

»,.: ._ _ ». _."- _

\.f`___~

Mi' Charles Murray Gr'lndl'iiie

Mr. Murray intends to start ii Gar- .

age and Ice Cream Parlor wi* 'ii .~'1 . very much needed.

Mr. Marshall Matlieson, Sn;.._,~

field, was a recent visitor to SoL.t'.‘. Granville.

The many frienris ol' Miss Dol‘otil_‘.‘

MacDoweii,_ Plelisixfal Valley, ar: glad to see her home from the hospital, where she ilnderlvent an operation.

Mrs. Frank Cutiiffe was a recent

visitor to the city.

A reception and a dance was held

at the home of Mi". Laurie Bertraln's

on April Dlh. in honor of Mr. Bcrt- ranl`s brother Fred and his young bride.

Mrs. Thos. Doyle. North Rustieo.

is at present visiting her son, Mr. J. T. Doyle, 26 Grout George SM Mrs. .Doyle has the syznpathy rf lwr many fr ends in l.l.e Cllr in tie loss of her old home w:lif.i1 was destroy- ed by fire on March first.

AUCTIUN SALE

To be sold on Monday the ‘Iith

two lots extending from Spring Pork

;.; ;.; ;.; ;.;_4;.;f __ ;.;;;-55;.;-3 Road to Peake Street. Terms at sole.;

Department of Public

PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Solicitors. ,

.mul-4-is-al. lou.. nun, ::l,.i. -mil.

Owing to the reconstruction of the Mill River or Draw Bridge ll at Fortune Cove, Lot 5, on Highway Route No. 17, the road at

this place is closed to vehicle traffic until further notice. 1 Parties travelling between Alberton and points east are iid-

\'iSCd t0 [[0 viii the WOSt€Fh ROINI. I 3 carlonds nl choice horses just ar

J. A. Mnrnonaid Auctioneer

Bell & Mathlcson,

rived today. These are special broken

Bell‘s Stable

Deputy Minister of Public Works & Highways (signed) -

chiirlolit-lawn, P. ii. island, WEL"'NGT°N0§yn°§F""'- April 15. mai

~‘”=-fc -': '° ‘ lil

4797~4-Fri-Moon~Wed-3i-week till May 15th i wH;_u_“

loans

lunaux Work

llama

lame!

Work

YOUR DECISION rests the future of

ggnljone less fortunate than yourself- ThfP‘U€h you, homes mn. be brightened, lives Ii your generosifi falls fheli Wm °°mmd';e 91.1; hopeless and uncared-for. DHY after Y. e Salvation AYIIIY is gilfing heart’ hand’ and money W0n’r you, too, this Self-Denial Weeii. help out in this great Work?

..._ The Salvation Army

10 65,8

»».' .'

"__

3rd to

Donations-nlqv be sent to Commis- sioner Jana Hay, all Albert Strut, Toronto, or to the local Corps Commander of your own toum.

rn l ll lpflfflv linen: ubulliltcsulnlxnanuacllcxnroge sun -

Mari-ii

'il .ra Gould

.. . . . . ~ ' 1 f - ' ` 'I tt -

'will be of interest to you and others l'IiI:.DliRl(.T01\ ANI) Vl(,I1\lI`l l Di. V. 4G?0g\\i;l;;d‘;r;S;1a\"‘§S ix 'l h f tl ‘ S erity of the pro- *-- \°“'n- I""`m' mm "‘ ’ _ _ 31:28 ehcgptvpio D After such u long stormy winter, Town Monday. I>f\.\'i1\i§ 2\1\0ff1C1a1 , Gffide VU--UDB. Mllfmy. 2. H8201

I ~-I am §,,¢_e,.,3_uedy sgud me gov- we are glad to welcome the good old ivisit to Idarlta l"l'0CCl1i01'y. N0. 27. K-

|emD,. impa,.Lia|1y_ "Pray state your Sprlng once again. We all hope it T.-Trlilo l.e\\s.

` -. ' `< - ..: n of 1: e I ‘Je d ' '5-

“So lout! as 'tis rightly conducted," CHSC. Master Murray. ' ‘rx 5°""° ci’ ' 9 an "lc

"I shall do so all the more readily, lM\iY» BEDEQUE SCHOOL

`\-,D your agents. Mr. and Mrs. James ltlacbwaln, C q "P YM; MW; Noomm 2'

` HI see in this mom three men Pleasant _V‘illley, were recent visitoivi A ';l‘<‘ `~ ' ` "

whom I charge with the wanton de- U-' H‘"‘1`t“"‘l‘°- _ (>.,._.(._3 IX___!_ “uma ,B,,u_ 3;

,struction of a large quantity of furs 4 ’_°_". I _ B;,__.;o,_; R\;._.,,__;;.1>._

'and the murder of tw° °f my ser' Mn Mawr Murray has pm'm:'l§cd` Cr~d‘ VIII----1 Helen Bowness. 2. _ mms and a number 0; friendly the warehouse from Mr. George S. ' ' ' A A V ilndhns _, 1\.{acL@0d_ W0 ul-p glgul tr) hour that --_-»--7'--.Y -"ff '“' ' ` . .

Kathleen Connolly, 3. Thelma Lowther.

Jewell, 3. Claude Murray.

Grade IV.-1. Seaman Bell, 2.

Frank -MacDonald, 3. Horace Jewell.

Gracie III.-Melvin Gallant. 2.

Artliur Murray. 3. Harold Gould.

Grade 'II.-1. Betty Sharp, 2.

Doris Murray. 3. Katy MacDonald. Teacher, Lily Miller.

The Brazilian governmellt is con-

structing a custoliiliouse, quartine statioii, and aninial-qimrantiiie house in the Sao Paulo district.

38 Pazs

feature the

DOMINIONW LINOLEUM

Pattern Seection _

i i CGNTEST

win one or ri-lem

Enter today. Simply cali at any store displaying Dominion lnlaid Linoleum in its windows an as ‘ for a free Contest Book. No purchase is necessary, but merchant must endorse your entry blank on back page of contest book.

ln it you will find eight rooms reproduced in full colours with the floor left blank. the back pages are reproductions of all Dominion Inland Linoleum patterns.

Srudy the rooms. Study the Eancrns. 'l'he_n select or.. pzmem for each mom and mar its number in the proper place on the ENTRY FORM on the last page of the Contest Book.

when this is ami., sig" the iswrav roR_M. iw if _our and mnil it to Contest Dept., Dominion Oilclolh & Lino- leum Co. Ltd., Montreal, on nr before May lst.

How the Contest will be Juclged

The eight interior decorators pictured here have each secretly chosen one pattern for one of the rooms in the book. Their selections are deposited with The Royal Trust Oo., Montreal. All eight-room selections stibmiited will be compared with theirs. Those coming closest w|_ll_win the prizes. In event of ties, the prizes will be divided. This is a TEST of TASTE. How closely does your taste match that of these eminent decoratnrs?.On May 7th we

will break seals on decorators' secretsclections and the cor- rect answer will be known. Winners will be announced on june lst.

-M. i.. ai . iipllgnd. I Mir|¢h:ll~l-lollenxnd Limited,

Montreal. d 99

_ . . . I. . 2 M;irriEin¢}?\ve..o§?ir:vnod,

Man. twinnipegilcl h M' M -lit up er-

5_wi-'f' "c:fii»<ln'=iii.-m¢. ma

Gardens." Toronm.

4-Mr. Frank Morrison. IN'

dana Limited, Vancouver.

5-Mr.; Louis Mulligan. Mout-

a .

6-Mr. Pred. W. Palmer.

l'iern¢r»I’alm:r Co.. Mom- real.

1-Mr. li. Malcolm Sllmon,

Toronto. h W I

9-Miss Anne Eliznbet i-

ron. llo_me Bureau of“'I'he

' Chateia|no”.

Loaf /or a .rlorc displaying Dominion Inlaid Linoleum or Floor Coverings Ibis week. Tbcu store: can supply 10" wi/b Comm Books, :ignrd by I/icm lo make your entry u//l» tial.

Montreal

'Dominion Ollelorh Az Linoleum Cqmpmy Limited

First Prize

A ..

- 105 cash

Seo.-vnu rriztl

$2 cash Third Prize

$1 cash

10 Prizes each of $50 cash

25 Prizes each of $10 credit

nn the P“fFh.“” of Dominion Oilcloth 51 Linoleum co. l>=°<l““‘-

of $a,odo,ooo,ooo world expenditure for roads this year, two-thirds will in spent ln the United States.

Property by Tender

The undersigned offers by twill

his property at North Tl'y0ll» coll- slsting of Lot ol Land with food house and barn convenient to sch

churches, ond stores. Tendersqz close April 25th, 1931. The highest 0|' any tender not necessarily accepted.

C. E. GAMBLE.

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