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  IN WAR
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Charged formally
mons and ftiect
by Sir Robert Bor
Correspondence
(Special to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Feb. 7.-Correspondence
between the Government and the Can-
adian manufacturers association dis-
posing of rumors of alleged partially
in the distribution of war orders was
tabled in the ilouse to-day by the i
l’rime Minister. This correspondence
was announced for lust. year toward.
the end oi' the sessIon_ lt. dt-als with
tho early months of the war, u icttt-r
having been read in October from G.
M. Mlirray Secretary of the Canadian
Maniifnctiirers . Association, nililrcsseil
to the Prime Minister. in -which t.he
statement was made that nuich dis- l
satisfaction existed regarding the war
contracts, that stories were in circula-
tion which were calculated to arouse
suspicion and injure the Government.
Mr. Murray suggested that supplies
ought to be secured-by tender, frankly
and openly. and that Canadian manu-
facturers be given the preference
other things being equal. Later he i‘ur-
nished details regarding some ot` ilie
complaints. He said that the Minis-
ter of Militia would not look ut i1 war
Cycle which the representative of the
Hendrie Manufacturing Company had
waited four hours to show him. The
International Harvester Company, had
after much study and preparation, as-
sembled s. special wagon for war pur-
poses but they could not get any oi’
the officials to inspect it. George ll.
Douglas. of Thornton and Douglas.
had complained that he had been in-
formed by H_ W. Brown, Director of
Contracts. that only one firm. Mark-
Worgtmanu, , _ could make uniforms.
Ano' her complaint that of G. R. Cop-
plng. was-. that Brown had been uncl-
vil to him. Another complaint that the
Reilly Manufacturing Company. the
Dalton Company and A. R. Clark all of
Toronto. had delivered shirts and the
shirts had been sent back with no ex-
to the A-lton Knitting Company but
planatlon.
Submitted. it
One of Mr. Murray's objections had ua
to do with the alleged operations of gud Germwy’ which "we over me
middlemen' There was the can °f man submarine will be settled ami-
Charles Slater. It was alleged that
Slater. alter being out of the shoe bu- gabm In omcial circles it has been
slncss i'or two years had obtained tt Inga!" m. »id|Mw0wu1»» Wm nm be hp
urge order for thc first contingent
that he mm Quebec manumcturem N; iti:sted u on b tho United States and
;‘\3r‘i;`|’]:'n"“tmlR:":g3‘:“f;f°£f0t:;?"g’h  lgiany in meeting the American Gov-
tlie Lion’s share and could prevent W
any company of which he did not ap-
prove from getting any business. it cess of me negotiations'
was charged also that. John M. Dods. ,
of inc Au.-.n Knitting Minn, with tin.  §,’§.0;',’,,;‘,,“,v"“§i,B'f)':,"Non“"fL§”',f§ff
WI!" nf mm"-"d m“'“» M- P. had S"-' ter it is stated he considered the
cured an order for 3.000 blankets. 8 ' ‘ '
which he had farmed out to J. Wasish g
°f B°"°"» at ‘L large Pmm- A“°Ulel' tions Committee, said his impression
prevails in Washington that the sit-
inking of the Lusitania by a Ger-
tated that the use of the word “il-
ituation unchanged. Chairman
i
(Special to The Guardian)
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7-0ptimism
tion between the United States
D Y
int no choice of words used by Ger-
ruuiont's contention in promises
ill bo permitted t.o block the suc-
Wliile Secretary oi' State Lansing,
CONTRACTS       AMICA LY SETTLE DISPUTE
TIALITY GERMANY AND UNITED STATES
in iiouse oi Com- Latter Aggres that S h Words as “illegal” and
ually Disposed ol “iiisavowal” will not be insisted Upon in Settle-
den. Volumiuous ment. lieavy Fighting on llltierent Fronts.
settled. c
Except on the front in France and
Belgium little fighting has been re- b
Allies in the re ion of the Greek
ported. Paris tells of the bombard-
ment of German positions near Het-
sas and Stenstraet. in Belgium, the
destruction-of a German blockhouse
between the Oise and Aisne and the
effective work oi' French batteries -in
Ai-tois andy Champagne regions.
French shells on the former sector
caused owerful ex lesions North
d
s
The populace have been notified that
entration oi troops of the Teutonic
5
orders. A Copenhagen despatch in-
icates that the authorities at Kiel
re fearful of an allied air raid there.
warning will be given of an air raid in
nd in case the raiders come people Canada will be undertaken by the in-
rnational nickel Company. at the celved it few days inter under date oi
A i.ondon newspaper' is nutliorlty suggestion of the (iovernmnm pmimb. Janmu-y 7 and “W4 ,G um ,.m.L.L ‘hm
il
il
re not to unduly expose themselves. te
for the statement that Earl liitche- ly
c British Secrctai for War, will dence brought down in the llousc to- in
ll
D D -
east of Arran and tt great. tire inop
Champagne near (‘hallf-range. 'l‘he'd
Germans have been busy with thcirichnrnctcr elsewhere. if Kitchener w
artillery against the British around should leave, the newspaper adds, o
icistiuou
STRY    
Fonlinpooninion
Will be Underiaken
by international
Nickel Co. at the Suggestion ot
the Government, with Capacity to
Supply all Needs
oi Empire.
(Special to the Guardian.) ni
tl
OTTAWA, Feb. 7.-The establish- re
ent of a nickel refining industry in er
ckel should be established in Cana-
u, suilicient at least to meet all the
quircmcnts of the Empire in any cm-
gcncy.
The answer of thc company was rc
on the Atlantic Coast. fforrcspon- “wc will grant your request and crei-i
.r, . -y
robably leave the War Oilice to un- da s shows that as fur hai s De ed
0
ertalte work of a more important c
Laos, while the British in return Sir Wm. Robertson, Chief of Staff, st
have bombarded German trenches will actively direct the war and a engaged too considerable extent in rc-_ ilnishcd nick:-I to tlir- 1-xtr-nt nr their
near the Ypres-Routers Railway. The civilian will become Secretary for cent years with the question oi' rollii-f re
Vienna War Ofilce reports the sltua
ar. in
Y » - . ik a » .
mber 27, 1914, Sir Robert Borden, fo
rote to President. Ambrose liloncll, ot`
the Dominion at such point ns seein
in our jiidgi'-ini-iii inost cconoinicui
r operation. it plant. for the retlnini-
uicki-l ot' such initial capacity an
i‘ the lntcmatlonal Nickel Company, will secure to Great Britain and Cana-
ating that public attention had beenyda. within themselves a production oi'
g nickel in Canada. Since the out-‘
qnircnionts.
The company stated that thu rt--
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tion unchanged on all fronts where For tho second [time du,rlng the break of the war there had been n`q\iii'emeiits outside those of t‘.a|md;.
Austro Hun arlau troo s are il ht war Prince Oscar of Prussia, fifth particularly stron feelin that, a art ii
tone, of the Senate Foreign Rela-
instance called was that ofthe Stan- was that me msn was practically
dard Shirt Company of Montreal,
which failed to obtain a contract at
$14.75, but which. later, with the help
oi’ H. Johnston oi’ the Murray Kay
Company, got an order for 2,000 of the
. D
ame shirts nt. $16.50.
Premier Borden after making en-
quiry, replivd to the Association under
date of February 19th as to complaints
of oiliclal discourtesy, he pointed out
that the officials had been working un-
der an exceptionally heavy strain.
There was nothing to bear out the
charge -that middlemen had operated.
The departmental ntilcials knew noth-
ing of Ecldmnn and Slater they had no
contracts although he was associated
with the Gauthier Co. a contracting
Company of Quebec.
ln the Dods case the contract wenti
was never illled by Dods, the Alton
Company or Welsh, and was cancelled.
The Standard Shirt Company had
quoted a price of $16.50 and after li- C0U1m0ll9 “HWY made S°°d its F950'
ducing it to $14.50 had secured s. con- 1
tract. The Prime Minister also dis- I
osed of othm. charges nf a similar business. Settling themselves firmly
p . .
character A
' wood seats which were the best that
_-_-_-,-,-_-_-_-_~:_-:_-_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-.-f_.__--_-_-.~_»_-_-_-_,-_--_-.».».-e could be provided for, Friday's_ emer-
iiiiiiciilitiiiiiiiiiiiiisi
NNI] THE
. a _ A
» - duced by Hon. Rodolphe Lemieux and e
amended by Hon. Robert Rogers, cal- has been carpeted in green, accord-
WNNKSNNPS
WUNKSHUPSA NE NENMNNN
F
S Y 8» D 1 '
lution of condolence in the death of
Sir Charles Tapper, asked and had a
5 _
‘ ing on dii'ferent subjects on which in- _
formation was desired from the Gov- meets has been much iniprovod in
ernment., disposed of notices of motion c
-s s ii s -
ing. Nothing new has come through s
on of Emperor William, has been a
COUNTRY’S BUSINESS IN EARNEST
ederal Bureaux oi Labour Discussed. Tributes Paid
~.-_-_-_»_-_-,__-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-,~_-_-_-:,-_-_- _ - A,-,-_-,-_-,-_-_-_~_~,-_~ .Avg -_-_-_-_~_-_Y_»,_-,-_- ____._A__,_-______,______,__,.,.Y._.,_._.__,_._
t    Tu  much in making the discussions inter- gumcnts.
0 estiug. The most satisfactory fcii-I Wednesday will be “\Vonien’s Day"
o itll
(Special to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, Feb. 7.-The House of
ution of Friday to proceed without de-
ay to the despatch of the country*s
ii chairs slightly softer than tho hard-
one sittin members assed a reso
nswersd a number of questions bear a
nd finally carried a resolution intro <-
n or an investi ation into the ad i
nd Great Britain were iiisi nificant
E E D _ E .
_ ltogether from the commercial as- but that tht- refinery would be design-
concerning the reports of the con-, wounded. pects of the casc, a plant for refiningiei
l in units :ind could he added to.
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OMINION PARLIAMENT RESUMES Eiiiillilliiiil SCHUUL UPI
NEI]
iiisijmruniituiiuiii ciuisi
Weather coiidltions were uniavor- T
_able for the opening oi’ the Short w
Course at the Hillsborough School yes- in a. short talk. it was everybody's
terday but every man who attended session because all were sui‘t`icientl_\'
was on business anti assisted very interested to enter heartily into the ar-
he breeding, feeding and marketing
ere touched upon as well as possible
ture was that everyone was anxious n
l MacFarlane and Messrs Martine Mit-
o attend the rest of the wcek‘s
nd “Dairy Day" Misses Storns and
subject of the resolution, Mr. Al-
phonse Voiville, Labor Member for
Maisonneuve stated that organized d
labor did not favor Labor Bureaux. S
while Mr. A. K. MacLean. favored S
boring men from points where employ-
ment was scarce to places from which
workingmen had been drawn by re-
cruiting for overseas service. p
sense of the loss sustained by the
Dominion a D g
0801 Of U16 lille Right HOUUNWNB and by the use of samples many points
TUDDCY. BBN.. G.C.M.C.. were illustrated. The diillculties at-
-B~. f0l‘ Imlrly Yeilrs 9/ Cilllllllliillilllg tending the buying oi' seeds are of
e _Parliament and Govern- ‘much importance and n chart mnnn
ment of this Dominion in the Con- these very mam
federation, '
ment of which he played so great a u
some mechanism for transferring la- figure in_ th
Hon. T. W. Crothers did not think and career
nd the Em ire in the
ir Charles
expansion and develop-
art. Sir Charles Tnpper's name 5
C0lil‘B8. . (3
The cultivation oi’ thc clovers and
rasses was taken up by Mr. Tennant
Mr.,Ross placed the bocf cattle sit-
ation clearly before the meeting and,
howed how it was possible to raise
Will ever be héld by Can- beef rofltabl under island condi- ii
case had been made out for a nation-
l Labor Bureaux.
The chamber in which the House
om'i'ort und appearance. Leather-
ushionod chairs have been substitut-
d for hardwood ones, and the room
ng to traditional usuage.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-David Lloyd t shells. But now we are doing it our-
George, Ministers of Munitions. ad-:
dressing the workers in a new shell'
factory congratulated them on they
manner in which they had redeemed
their pledge “to deliver the goods." :of the Admiralty, now a major in
"This," said the Minister, "is a fight
not merely between the British Army.
und the army of the Kaiser. it is a
iight between British workmen and‘
the workshops of Germany, and the
liritislrworkmen are now supplying
the material which is oing to enable
8
us to destroy forever despotism of.
Prussian `militarlsm and inaugurate a
reign. of freedom in Europe.
"In the old days a hustler was rc-
garded as an alien enemy come over
-to this country to steal the trsd_o ot'
the easy-going Briton. But now .we
have discovered we can hustle our-
selves. We used to think that none
but Americans and Germans *uid
run up workshops in no time. illl em
with machinery and turn out great
selves."
Mrs. Winston Spencer Churchill at
the same meeting, read a letter from
her husband. the former First Lord
ii g f g -
visabilltyoi'ostahlishingNatlonolLabor
Bureaux. The debate disclosed a widc
difference of opinion, not confined to
either party, as to the sdvisabllity of
Labor Buraaux conducted by the Fede-
Flanders, in which he said that the
and the workmen responding to his
call, were already obvious at the
front_
"Our infantry in the trenches," 5
wrote Major Churchill, “cheer when
they see that the British guns are
able to reply sometimes three-fold to
every German shell, and always ro-
piying with interest. During the cam-
paign oi’ 1910, if the noble exertions
now being made in the workshops of
Great Britain are maintained without
flagging. we ‘pught, for the first time
in the conflict meet the enemy on
equal terms and even that is on ad-
vantage which will steadily increase."
Commission
'-appalled To _
Investigate Fire
' ._-l» _
(llmelal td the Guardian.)
OTTA A. Feb 7.-R. A. Prlnsle and
Judge‘»Mo'I’av.l;b, Ottawa, have been
selected as co mlssioners to investi-
sate the Parliamentary tire. They
were chosen by the Premier and the
Leader of the opposition and ,will
make their own arrsnlements' for
opening the hearing. -
~ A as snouto -
“NET” °Ti:eruucoNouenAsi.z"
Feb. 7
audience
tumlllt
States
the
navy the.Unlbefl~
be iinconquerabie.
greatest in the
ITB
may-
brinl
dnrliil
=.'*.
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NNUTHEN iil|EI] [NNN
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-J. P. Morgan
has sailed for England aboard the
steamship Rotterdam He was accom-
panied hy Benjamin Straus. Governor.
of the Now York Federal Reserve
Batik. Announcement that the two
men were to visit London caused much
surprise and interest in financial cir-
cles today. _ ,
At the
details
were
ment
time.
second
The
CID*
ral authority and covered a large
resuits of Mr. Lloyd Georgc’s labors |'““5° °f subjects- h
took occasion to express an opinion t
adverse to`the giving of free home- energetic and constructive states-
man who had promoted the construc-
he was supported by Hon. Robe* Ro- ti
gers. " Mr_ Pugsley went further and c
advocated the establishment oi Rural fi
Credits and Government assistance to
new settlers. ~
with pm-ticular referengg te the mons desires to express its deeptlng to relieve its barreness.
Members of the press gallery iii
Parliament also paid a high tribute
to the late Sir Chas. Tapper, the
last Father of Confederation.
Both Sir Robert Borden and Sir
Wilfrid Laurier eulogized the part
e had played as one of the four
Hon. William Pugsley, for instance, great protagonists for the union oi’
toads in Western Canada and in this
he Canadian provinces and as the
on of' Canada.'s first rest Trans-
8
ontinental road. the Canadian Paci-
c Railway. The following resolu-
tion was then passed unanimously:
“Resolved that the House of Com-
the memory oi' one oi' its most ills- -
tlnguished members." ‘ -»
M. Macdonald of Picto and Mr. .I
H. Sinclair,
ory of the late Bowman B. Law,
adians in
country.
him a long and impressive rcccrd of 1
public service. The House of Coin-
illfllllale IIBBUCNHUOD With tions gud thrgw out suggestions illus-
UIG DFOKPBBS and Ullbllildlliil Of 0111' trating why dairying must remain as
F11" Of YGBFH Mid h0ll°l`B an all important industry. '
he has passed away, leaving behind
Swliic raising as un iinporliiiil sidc-
heli. Reid and Morrow, will he tin-
speakcrs, Dairy slides will be shown
at night.
Judging of dairy cattle will bc on
Wednesday, llorscs on Thursday and
probably Friday.
A special t.rniii to carry the people
to all stations between Mt_ ilorbcrt
and Fodhla including the loop will bn
arrangcd ii' suiliclent people attend
and wish to remain i'or thc night mect-
ig. The afternoon train will not
lcavc until 3.45. '
The ladies are prepared to scrvc
lunch nt noon and in the evening.
itlvi-r_viini‘ \vt~li°0llli‘. 'Plit' t‘0lli‘.si~ is
inc was discussed by Mr. W. R. Rock. for thi- pt-epic.
mons nvnils itself oi' this Dpporiun- '-~----'~~“'---~f~---Y-~~~~-~~--~--'------~
lty tn record its tribute of respect to
A tribute was also paid by Mr. Fl.
. li. .
of Guysboro. to the mom-
NINIEULEU IN ENEENNN
member for Yarmouth, who' perish-
ed in the tire which destroyed the
Parliament Buildings last Thursday.
The Senate has been placed in the
D .
National Art Gallery, formerly hous-
ed in the Museum, it is stated, may
be distributed throughout the build-
SIX WEIMEN WENE E NENEIN NEPNNTS NEENUITINE MEETINGS
A KILLED IN LNNGE -TENNINLEENINT IN PHINBE IIUUNN
NHUNKLNN FINE
(Special to The Guardian)
Feb 7-Artiller en
BERLIN. . . Y ‘
' gagements of terrific intensity have
YORK, Feb.
lives in a
home
escaped,
were among R
. in parti-
been in progress in the sector be
tween Labassee Canal and Arras in
Northern France and again South of
the River Somme. the German army
headquarters announced today.
/
._.._..._,_.___._
EADS LIKE ONE OF
CAPT. KlDD’8 FIGHTB.
liein
floor the
the
B
Miss
house.
went to rooms
to the occupants to
t, nndd ge wits the
e the amen
wllrgip filled the _ball and
cutting. oil their moans of
" W
8ll0|.|1BI‘
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.~ A news a-
gency despatch from London says:
_-4-Survivors 0%( the British steamer
Woodfield. sun by s. submarine off
the Moroccan coast, arrived here to-
day with a story of a bloody tight
with the U-boat.'s crew. The sub-
marine, one of the' newest and
speediest oi: the German under-sea
boats; ovrhaliiled the Woodfield ati-
ter a short chase and sent out a
boarding party.» The Woodfleld’s
crew attacked the submarines as
they ciombercd on the deck and
4, Tyne Valley 0. Wellington 5.-C.
 gard. fair becoming much colder.
ii NEW NEIINNITS
A series of seven recruiting meet-
ings was held last night under the aus-
pices of the Prince County Patriotic
Association. a special train leaving
Summerside in the afternoon and re-
tuming about 2.30,this morning. Thir-
ty-eight recruits in all were secured
as follows: Tignish 15, Eimsdale 2,
Bloomfield 4. West Devon 8. Freeland ‘
Session .i.lkeNy 0ver 5
‘ in 'l'wo bionihs'-
8 D
-TH yesterday was 36 degrees above zero;
" At nine o’clock yesterday morning it
registered 32 degrees above; at nine
OTTAWA. Feb- 7-it il i>f°di¢l°d last night as degrees above. 'run
¢0°dBY N16 Plfiilmanllfy 5°“|°“ Wm coldest the previous night was 29 de-
- n 0 "mm in ,, mm, and mo] be over within six weeks or two 5
(Special to the Guardian.)
blow England's dreadnoughts to h
pieces is ridiculed hero by naval ex-
perts to-day The story about 17- E
inch guns was printed in London
gmt; navy, it in explaiflem is due to Minard's Llnemenf Cure: Rhuumatllm
the fact that these new guns capable
of hurling more than a ton oi' metal UONDENSED ADS-
a distance of 20 miles are being
placed aboard German worships. Of-
ficial utterances on the subject, are
tabooed in London. Nevertheless it
is learned to-day that British naval
oiilcers believe the 15-inch guns with
which the monster Queen Elizabeth l
is equipped is the maximum calibre Cash must accompany orders. Mini
' for real cillciency in the North Sen,
where the British and German ileets
might clash.
mild with showers turning coldcr st
(special ‘te The Guardian) E
Kiel Authorities
Expit Air Raid
(Special fovthe Guardian.)
COPENHAGE.. Feb. 7.-Kiel air
herities have published a warning as
NEW YORK. Fen 7__A news to thc action to be taken by the popu-
ished here this afternoon says the
doa that the German fleet will come
ashlng out of the Kiel Canal some '_
ay equipped with 17--inch guns and h
a ers The inactivit' of the Cier
large room previously occupied by agency despatch from London pub lation of that German port in case oi'
a
invertebrate fossils. A dats is being I
erected and the chamber is being d
tinted in red. Master ieces from the d
aerial raid. A steam siren warning
will givc noticc of thc raid
with a series of short shrlcks iastiniz
wo minutes and similar notico will
e given when the raid is over. in
shitiints of that city are urged not to
xposc thenisclvcs as Pnrisiiiiis did
urlng the raid on Paris.
T00 LATE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
ONE CENT per word ouch insor
ion for advertising in 'this column
mum charges, twenty-tive cents. _
Palme sausaose Ai.wAvs"'ori
hand or Ilolman's, Charlottetown.
- F`it`§A LET’ I
run WEATHER,
'i‘n1\iPnnA'i‘URE,
TIDE, Mooiv, 1-rre.
(Special to the Guardian.)
TORONTO, February 8.-Maritime:
trong winds and gales from the west-
,THE WEATHER Yesterday was
ight. “'
The hi hest tem eraturo recorded
rees above zero.
ons B d . D
duel. The ll-boat was unable to
bring her guns into play for fear of
killing her own men. ‘
The hand-to-hand combat on the
Woodileltl's decks lasted for three
hours. The steamefe crew, poorly
armed, was finally overcome after
eight sailors had been killed ' and
fourteen wounded. Thea were put
in small boats and pu ed for the
liforoean coast.
they reached land they said A
the . .
szso.-'party of innate Moen noticed their
per cent.
*parades and made them gi-lsonei-1.
hey were released. after tfe Wood-
iieid shipping company o London,
Their troubles did.not endwhen-
lars to t
'Fund the Minister of Finance. bonoo
months. The original sesslonal pro-
gramme will be followed but the ilre
seems to have taken any rancorous
spirit out of the members and smooth
sailing is expected_
MORGAN AND C0. GAVE r
' $20,000 T0 PATDIOTIC FUND
OTTAWA. Feb. 7.-Messrs_ J. P.
Morgan and Companyof New Yo!-ln'
having snbscrlbd twenty thousand dol-
he Canadian Patriotic
Meena. Morgan and Company wireli-
ing the warm nppnelotioa of the fund
the vessels ownermtpeid ransom. .
m.
ary treasurer of the hind. has wlittenl The with of today will be ten
for their generous donation. o
1 V 1
‘ .
i
:toon at 2.09 and tomorrow at 2.41;
3.31.
sday at 7.10. `
The tide will be high this after-
t will be high tomorrow morning at
The sun sets this afternoon at
5.17 and tomorrow at 5.18; it rises
tomorrow morning at 7.12 and Thur-
The moon sets tonight at 11.46.
There was a full moon on Thurs-
day, Feb. 3rd ot 12.06 p. in.
The first quarter of the moon’will
be on Thursday. Feb. 10th at 8.20 p.
hours _d three minutes
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Rochford St.
7213~2-8-Mlli.
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suitable for nurse or gentleman, in
private family with all modern im
provements including phone. Ap
ply 84 llillsboro Street.
_ 6341-1¢7Mtf_
FOR SALE, A PEOTEGTCGRAPH
check writer( This machine was
never used and is some_tbing,tbai_
every person using .necks should
have. can be leon at any time, by
applying at this oiiloo.
7208-2-8-Mtf.
I WANT T0 ‘Uv Fai §POT CASH.
one pair of Black Foxes mated very
best quality, price to include cost oi
keep. old and young (lt say) until
Sept. lst, next; state breed ng and
lowest cash prlce_ Address P. 0.
` , Box 2, Charlotttitovln. 7211.
Mlnard’o. Llnlment euros Neuralgta.
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