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     Exchange ‘Hill Canadian dollar advanced i-l6  
     
     or a cent to a discount o! 11 3-16 , ,. 
     
     f» per oemt for the only chan e s- l. 
     
     i l-irlidn Press) mong leading foreign culrecic es 1n (Cnnldhn Press) '4 
     
     (ti! Close wdeys quiet iol-e-gn exchange -. 
     
     14B 1'3 dealings. (Ottawa Foreign Ex- semi“ Clea 1 
     
     73-3 change Control Board rate 8.09- ~ V 
     
     5 3-4 9.91 per cent discount.) The pound Am c 11nd p- 27 5-! 4 
     
     22 Sterling closed unchangrd at $4.04 Am Te] Tel 149 3-8 ‘.1 
     
     6 1-4 in relation to United States funds Anaconda 21 ll 
     
     s9 . Baldwin Loco 13 8-8 
     
     g4 2': Bendix Av 2g y: ll ' 
     
     a - tee! - '- 
     
     6 3-4  gilt‘; SOHiO a1 1-4 s 
     
     '11 1-1 Chrysler  1-4 g 
     
     6 Con Edison ' 
     
     a 1-2 -#-—- l?‘ 1 n to Lite 26 '1 \ 
     
     12 14; (Canadian Press)  Eliza 3:‘; 1,5 1 i 
     
     :12 -l-a Gen Moto _  
     
     1'1 5W!“ m" on Nei- rid :1  g 
     
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     i Calm" _ llilishxiecvi/erd a0 "l-s B 
     
     22 1-2 34mm”! " N v Central 10 *1  
     
     2e l-z gmvllfgcctful m Nor Am Co   
     
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     s?) 1-4 RP"! B!‘ " Piiiir Pet Co 4 1-8 
     
     12 1-: -""‘_'-"’ 3g! 011C NJ é-  
     
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     iii i-a ' Unlgd nil-p 40 1-8 
     
     ‘l5  g s gtuiéboer $31: z 
     
     E I‘. Varsladluln Corp g4; y; l 
     
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     A | c d Assoclaitaeysislglrard Eﬁngngihfl‘ Writer  £5192“ 76 3 
     
     ' _  s Woolworth - l 
     
     llliessinna NEw YORK, Nov. 24—(APJ- j 
     
     _...,.._-______i stocks Inliered in today's market r 
     
     lvltl-EOD 8- BENTLEY Zfiwlptllﬁiill ‘3‘§°ifle“§§§l“sll?lie Markets At A’ 
     
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     ﬁr‘ lli§\ rl The Canadian section was quiet ance 
     
     “QNEY. fUStLg?!‘ iaiilch iidia/gncednl-linhllillea Ford “N: (Canadian ha!) 
     
     i‘ BU EH8 5H BC 1C ﬁlm - . 
     
       -Urii:lgn1zeg1 wed; lijflstilleré’. ed 1 8 Wrﬁnih-Mllllll ""1 "alum" 
     
     The Associated Press average o! 11ml‘! 1118b"; "96""! ° 5 ‘m’ 
     
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     H nd Company l Qmjjgﬁrj gj§,,§§°,§§g§§dsh§fe5_‘° gonfayulﬁﬁrcr; 12mg‘ unchan‘ W h h kAgNiliiArN, you say? Excuse our smirk! few squawked when facts were distorted to suit political 
     
     a ‘ Rails wcr among tlte best per- 6W 01' -' 5 ' it f a S _ n n ' 3 ' ‘ * . ' ' 
     
     llllt formers m ethe moaning although g1 h ‘ 3 a to H of _ t y a yway, lwhat of 1t . . . the roofs climbers . . . and soon a propaganda minlstel did their 
     
     m8 prllleybltiisturzloslt 8r their t IJTApTOﬁQ Wéglllizllffllag H - are tight, the gutters deep, the rivers broad to drain it thinking for them! Then 1t was too late! 
     
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     il- F-  ' prinﬁlwglrlkssbflvlyltlgglgelrlggulte gills/jg Nﬂdiﬂztfﬁﬁrﬁ; ""1 “m” M‘ ‘*5! But have fun Wlth 370m‘ crazy 590W - - 3’ In Canada, where we have had freedom of the Dress 
     
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     ﬂmnw, Jr-coﬂnlanl- dumm, schedjrllel a u You know the. rest of the story: the smug ones, the so long, all too many people take it for granted. They 
     
     mu“ Trust Buildlnl wmliwslggﬁmilﬁliiwyeis‘ u germ s” TI!‘ nlﬂ Exchange complacent ones, rlch and poor, deserving and unde- never wonder HOW they would know who was the best 
     
     wjulnllelnv-n KQ§°Q,QZ,§'°G§,Z§Q§L§G Pgarsmglig: ' J _ serliirdng, Eogetllpr were soon SWIIIIITHIlg 1n a tide they man to vote for . . . 1f they didn’t have the facts in their 
     
     . ' --~— buck, uniied Aircraft, Glenn Mar- ______ c0 no ea . newspapers. They never question HOW they would know 
     
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     F MCPHEE B A‘ Kc. , Sdlulherxiiergallwlig’? glillndardac oil Tf-Qﬁwsn, Nivis ﬁﬁﬁilled Shall we wait for the deluge? Or ls 1t too much to hope Winch 8110p W85 Oﬁlirlng the best Values - - - 11 (Ill ’ 
     
     H' ' vol-int ale iliiépbirrlfliligsoalemiiliiurfiixiicsriieeii: ggggndqiggnggc-gtxcgvfgggr 513,3; that people will learn to be prepared? merchants didn’t have the chance to advertise their l 
     
      mil sonurrolz E, m, s ‘ A, , u = '- . . - _ 
     
     “-},‘f,§,‘,lf,,‘,‘ Olarlottetown €§§bide°° gasmfggsexidrg; 15g; and prices ﬂdvwced f“ “if “mfg Like the men who Jeered at Noah, smugness can turn wares‘ They Fever thmk what would happen to d‘? 
     
     "  -=—____—— ‘ ‘ me "mwmk "d m“ b“ m” mocracy . . . if there wasn’t a free press to keep public 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     instill." MATHESON 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Gypsum and Oiven-lllnois. ais ester“ on issues finished the 
     
     On the downside were us. Steel, ‘m Kwhanged_ Aggregm mm. 
     
     Youngstown sheet, Union Pacific, 0v" was 162000 share" 
     
     Pennsylvania. General Motors, Traders m the gold stocks we" 
     
     Chrysler, US. Rubber. Woolworth. mcnned w 100k for an early end o; 
     
     gaglflgﬁ“ fgébhﬁflgllﬁbegfélr: U‘? me Kirkland mire strike and! m-Iiv 
     
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     ion and Consoliciuled Edison. “d"““°°“ ‘M’ “ids °°°° d g y 
     
    
   
   
    
     a nation into its own worst enemy. 
     
    

    
     Take this question of a free press, and how it is the 
     
     anchor-stone of all our personal liberties. Many well- 
     
     meaning people say, “Sure, I guess it’s true. Only there 
     
    
   
   
    
     opinion INFORMED! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ignorant freemen are only a mob. And someone always 
     
     steps up to boss them! 
     
    
   
   
    
     the senlrr group, Dome, Holllngel” 
     
     and Lake Shore held fractional 
     
     gains arid in the secondary list 
     
    
   
   
    
     l, fill! TRAN , O ‘ ch lk d 
     
     e gl],;;.;g....Tg..§§.t,“ Montreal Exchange  nitride?“ Kerra-Aetidisdiii 
     
    
   
   
    
     are so many other things to worry about now. And 
     
     except for censorship of strategic secrets, you newspapers 
     
     are free NOW!” But they overlook two things: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ls there a plot against US? 
     
    
   
   
    
     No . . . and if there were, you would squelch it soon 
     
     enough. But the subtle danger is the greater danger. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ollicc: Orr-r Provincial Blnk ta,‘ PMIIOUTI, Sp;  n y’ _ h I _ 
     
     lrnlnd sum Chgrlo tetown MOWRE,IT’”§,,T,_ ,4__(C,P,_A i§§§§tr°eravv§il5°'an§ys‘l§$a_'30b5,, gem ONE The FY9940!“ 0i the Pie-SS I5 HOT 0 Selﬁsh Your freedom of choice ls your basic freedom. And 
     
    
   
   
    
     privilege the NEWSPAPERS have .. . ii is a basic demo- 
     
     crclic right YOU have! 
     
    
   
   
    
     TWO: Hisiory proves (for any man to read) ihoi 
     
     people haven't a hope of KEEPING that priceless right 
     
     unless they show they WANT it, and DO something 
     
     IO GUARD i" 
     
    

    
     Once they had a free press in Germany. . . . It bulletined 
     
     facts, it reported opinions, it encouraged thought. But 
     
     they acted as if they didn’t care. Each worried about 
     
     his own job, his own food, his own skin. Too few 
     
     expressed any opinion about their rights . . . and pretty 
     
     soon they lost the right to express their opinions. Too 
     
    
   
   
    
     freedom of choice depends on knowing What things there 
     
     are to choose between! Don’t leave the newspapers alone 
     
     to defend that freedom for you. Start NOW, and it’s 
     
     easy to help. Read your newspapers a little more care- 
     
     fully. Show this advertisement to your neighbour, clip 
     
     it out for your pastor, post it up in your school. Be alert 
     
     when somebody urges seemingly in- 
     
     nocent restrictions. Get mad when 
     
     you read a story you know is “doc- 
     
     tored.” If youand you and you be- 
     
     comeAcTlvEcitizensnic-rlvnreaders, 
     
     then history can’t write us down as 
     
     another people who awoke too late! 
     
    
   
   
    
     “ " .—-_-=- n list feature, filming 1-2 to 
     
     §LMER a HASLAM 5,33,.ggn-ocggnr-dgggagh-‘ggd 5,‘; ‘l F2110?! the news that the company 
     
     L llwn-Ul B.A.. LL.B. stock exchange.” Alter a Illm open- wand pmspec‘ m’ 5°“ m say 
     
    

    
     lllUilgtT-FJB‘, ETC.‘ in: the trend lapsed into irregular- “éﬁgwagéed 5 cents m“ M’ a” 
     
     Bank nl .\'n Unit-ii! Clulmbﬂl ltv but the close was steady. Many 1L l i m ear ' ' 
     
     ("ilurlnlﬁiﬂl- l'~ E» l- plVDtBl issues rested at week-end 5 °w gr e y "M e 4mm“ 
     
     i108‘ T0 LgAg B 12 price levels but all averages were cczlmnfoglfixefld rgrcuoﬁésilgd “he 
     
     m a’ ' ' u down ' Mme‘ eierred was down 3-4 to 56 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Early and Late stronger lndustrials ‘éguplrele hone moved m small 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     THE PRICE OF FREEDOM IS ETERNAL VIGILANCH This is one of cl weekly series of institutional mes- 
     
     sages sponsored by on informal Committee of Publishers under the chairmanship of Hon.W. A. Buchanan, 
     
     and appearing In newspapers from coost to cousl. Clubs, patriotic societies, business ﬁrms or indi- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . .  were Massey-Harris, old and new, volume Wm the pa“ up 34 w 
     
    

    
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     / wavering class were Steel o! Can- eluding British American on‘ Bib 
     
    

    
     Metals were on the Iii-m side Se“ Industries swcks ﬁnned. m 
     
    

    
     J fractional advances. St. Llivnence m0 d the mum“ L! t m“ 
     
    

    
     ' S’   Paper preferred m loved and at 1;“ St. Lawrence Corpolial-ion 
     
    

    
     weaker, Monte-n Power and Bra- ere 
     
    

    
     , pnnkf"! m d Queen Sh. 
     
    

    
     Total sales: 11.100 shares; Indils- m,“ “.85 o“ 1_4_ other mm base 
     
    

    
     lnne Residence i013. vlduols who would like reprints may have ihem by wrlllng to the business oﬁice of this newspaper. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Asbestos, Canada Cement prefer- l“ 34 d mo “m! we" m,“ 
     
    

    
     red and mmmlm Bridge‘ In the d by oiiliernllnteillsied ‘coders 1n- 
     
    

    
     . Am) ads, AKUGW-Silllﬂﬂﬁﬁ, the Canadian m1, _Se rams Ford A 1mm“, 
     
       Cal- swcks, Gypsum and Penmans. B in; Mggre c6momuon_ The Rus_ 
     
     lndsllgi denlsglnvlernnlllonal Nlpikel new hm“ ‘or me year. the wk 
     
    

    
     an udson l“ Mm “g 5pm n“ {erred adding 5 points to sell at 
     
    

    
     Price Brothers slippe in papers. k n d 15 cents w 135 and 
     
    

    
     "Moms-rinse In utilities were inclined t; be 353,33’, Pom, A md Abmb, m, 
     
    

    
     Con." N” location zillan dropping fractions while w weaker‘ - 
     
    

    
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     ‘puma R 1 Gnu" Shliwinisan save up an early lea . "actfiofls 1;: xalrutgtoxpovexifyandmﬂp 
     
    

    
     l‘ “Rpm; Allliﬂinlml-‘Illl- “m5- 5'3°°' Mme‘ “no metals included Fkilconbrldge, Nor- 
     
    

    
     met-il. Smeilers and Strep Hock. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     luvs m; ll Cdlgary and Edmonton dipped to 
     
     ! m [mom nu": mm 1.15 and recovered and other west- 
     
     ” “ "““ ern oils held unchanged. 
     
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     sing Rates-Payable in Advance Montreal curb P . Mvgia.,l§°d%..n§ri,,db.3d liqsda. _,_._.,,f,,ILL 1g ‘$53,533 53; 
     
     Ce‘ Minimum cusrn rer Any A-‘rve- lsements u Cenh    15102.6 lgisl-goNgbg pfér. 3-5113; 3N; _§';;,§,,,; 330 yAmu 46f; H ngﬁauﬂg asks 
     
     krillxzplizrdixgnlglrlaanlcsémbseanple: :n0gd;cgl’:ll;e.rnls:l::‘ I-Jzutern loop: (Canadian Press) p‘ N0‘ 1 ddmm. 76 3m. . ' - pﬁgpglclld 22g ‘Yrgxingad 1g 
     
     rllsslllcd 3c be, wM-d. h, Mann,“ Noam m ,,'m§,,'?°{_,f§ u C, n MONTREAL, Nov. 24—(CP)— Pale-Ni 2 CW- 44 1'2» EX- 3 ilnlni-lle 23a Ym, Y l‘ 3 _ FOI’ lllﬂfe tanks 
     
     110m and Spiritual due" c d n _ L‘ Stocks o Camdmn Commcd w Exchanga CV. 43, No. 3 CW. and ex. l feed Axum“. 45 14 r G 4 l B 
     
     tonllllll-li- ‘ ' "I “r m “c! so n" mm“ tun M . 42; No. l Iced 40 1-8; No. 2 feed - - 
     
     1o nllc per Inch We am; Qn‘g'¢m;n“ 4o word, m, “m; Butter spot. Que (92 score and ,, McKenzie in . . 
     
     nu! l0 rents [or ever aiidlti I 3 d N tl ‘h ' Abltlbi Corn — fresh) M 34 14 d! 3-8; No. 3 fccd 36 1-2. ,wnet_a 33 UNLISIED ____ 
     
     alllprrriiliion, 70c Der inch 0Io‘-:D£l'w:l:l'il- listiuelulsirnieiiritliih: '“’,‘,E,‘,",‘,,,*"“ i; H Bass spot: Eiskern n-lerst 40A; Xeffgfiyil §°~N$ igeileei‘; 5154i g“- 2 iilnvben 2a Ere“ e l 4 Gmgbowln Nov. 2a‘ —iCPl-—The 
     
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     ‘pplklganllllifl’ inch. Address and Presentation 81.00. Other rates on_ as,‘ on 1-7 54 gamdvgxilnmgﬁzzsAA-pullels 36A. ‘ n  it; l-B M) Hum’ nrsrhr hinge 1):? ‘eliuull n lhe 
     
     Beauharnoir 9 5-3 - ' ____'_ Om a 6 l4 cri r in nilnlbers and qu. 
     
     Bathurst A 13 1-3  AL Nov Z4__(C'P\_ OlltegNickel g , those or the cllvnlv, Gen, cl 
     
     ‘ 5 - -  SUB CHASERS BEGIN vommr d0 5,, 1; _ 1 d ~ f 
     
     kor sale - s  V‘!!! l‘ wiiexcdr zthgtigdmlixxifdn tog):    1012; a4 L mo‘, 24 (Cm French.“ 51511  on visit lo 
     
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     pti! K “EEVES, OUT l0 Le! Fraser 1,, s4 portment or ligriculture !ollow.—- _____ Pandora _MAIDIIOlANHIEDOI m" Fmmme Sum (\él-’i\l“'1ql;d1‘et:‘l1l1lé high 311$], ‘ 
     
     P“ Lllsz-sll-lo-gi- T0 LET lwolus 12a ELM hi? (in e li-a liiiiterlbbbliidsiprlibieadis cieixiiii ‘c“““‘“‘“‘ "f"! §“m’“°‘&lt;‘30,d 1.?) 1}‘? marine Chas-rs had a rvndvzvou- tanks Tllc cnrliinl-{enl1qui..ll r53- 
     
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     li sits   Avenue. L-945-1l-2a-al. Price Com 1i 1-2 Fill grlide solids, Jobbing price, as mmllm- N" 24 Polwn 1B1 33f} ifalfl‘;f“l‘ji,ff°“iﬁfﬂ"‘,f,.f{‘,Cw‘, ‘$132, bfq~lfﬁlsi&gt;°qlyll~ikpllﬂflv ‘hi? ill-H}; ~ 
     
     %“°\““° u‘ A E Macgielll’ T0 LET HOUSE COMFORT Price PM _ gift e iii? lilgahtdfrhﬂzrelg  suck. Ch“ Preston 31° journey together for an eastern ‘hpiritcllnrcd’ (lliiy'coliciilirelioiiidxi{' ~ 
     
     m“? B? so L-li51-i1-22-2l. able. Fur-due. A'pl,v 206 Hills: - 1 D f 1 .1: 34 1,4 '15; Quemsm" Canadian vol-l. Tm \\~~- bol-nllse tlidy had ten ihoilsand ‘n. 
     
     R RE§T'“_  borouah. L- ‘2-11-32-25-27.  3g 2 3§"“,‘Z._$“,§O§,,P‘ Ce Aldrenrmu 15 5:2 lslglilalllxﬁt  1-2  aﬁlgﬁaigllfllt0f ‘L’.  Pxllr; cellist ‘three tli-irsanei ant-Lure ad- ‘ 
     
     pm locum)“  1 D SIR-  cheese, current warm western Cd 60 Senator 24 t H :1 litdl vb cit \:'il_cin_ 'lIl‘Rll,&lt;.S1¢l l)!.‘("\ilS(‘ they ~ 
     
     We {or l“ x urge rooms ault- _ , ‘md Que. white and calmed 25 R Ang n a __ z allguslone and Hone; Hm oi. lime lusull-llve Lrﬁlliillltl against 
     
     t." pinﬂ-Clxlllmtisousxpggillllgg.1E1; Positron Wantgd °_B_ new 511mm,", pom,’ ﬁrs,’ Rflrlllbfxielélaold m: glignrqlétt 620 '_ __ __ lilltbll llioinand __ _V —-p. ‘ 
     
     (ircltgrralgufslreot 1‘- grgde- who esnle wesleln and Que. u &lt;. ‘&gt;1 1 2 ' l’ l ' AT“ ' ‘_' ' " " " " ‘» i 
     
     _ MONTREAL’ _ 34 _ ' _ f 4 5.3 oiscce a - . . . .  .. . . \- .. ..  c. W. \ 
     
     L‘“"“"°""”- CLERK wrrn SEVEN rams ax- The daily rnuietmrzmrl  ‘"§,';§,§“§,§§l%’°§,-2° int, 5mm gsaxdgniliigtal mg i122; liaoléi m?) l-Z "£'ﬁ£§ﬁ‘ns®.es‘“ ‘J E 
     
     l ts itlon in nor. livestock branch o! e Dom n _] w; A i 3-,; n u, a e _ 
     
     Akcnts Wanted dgeglrrborioerflxlurnigiised. Hoaoihaitbie Dtilﬁlﬂlént er Aarlculture today §6§6§"§,d, 341%‘; &lt;‘;‘",},,,de§‘§ i, gagged l?’  ggllvlggﬂe 2;»); 1-1 CLLARING i 
     
     i ~-*-———-— a: rom army. r . a :-- _. , - ~ ‘ 
     
     EENTEJHJIY; Sé-ZXLL PORTRrUT Qlllrdigfl. LwB58-ll-22-3l. (inttkl: ggxretgltjrﬂrbg graoéngawg: Potatoes: Que wit“, no 1 9% glgﬁetsznl 3:1, 1-2 gcocgcurlgugh  . ‘ 
     
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      H _, Men Wanted mg-flgg,yg*,'fgd“ggm°g,ii‘,f 5,5,’; mn- m-uo. vile- iw-l-w- 33;; gig =8; ,_, _°__________= l 
     
     ‘ l’ wamed ---——— ~ Good steers sold 1mm to w $9116. Cal Edm 12o i l 
     
     “Tans-i Ir YOU WANT T0 BUILD AN IN med um mm y, w ‘no and com. , d“ Ma, 50    
     
     9"‘ Sickillld ‘ligiieiinifiilrvlnfb gfiilingiliddre eiieli‘$il“°’;.;§‘,},';:: mom from $4.15 to n. Heifers made n Cas Trelh 50 A t‘ s I l 
     
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     _ L-838-11-24-5l, here's your chancel No experience flzlgveduaxzilw'fxo'fé ﬁfmgfa $1,’, gggtgm- “lg 1 2   a e Just "n," mu" “om km.“ 1 
     
     ~ I1 ~ MIDDLE nosn neiiwiiy" Stsifuiibw it; bgui-eggy $5 *0 lm- m‘! “mm” “mhm Chromium 221 _.__ . 
     
     ~ (pop Cook f .. . P" l"! Y- i‘ m,“ “so t, g5. Oannels and cut- cmhemm- s2 ‘ . The Properly ol’ the me o. n. Harper l 
     
     f,‘ "Lin. ﬂlﬁlffimgﬁ", m; ,"*‘°c,,§‘,,°‘§§§ $135M’; $3,‘ lei-s were sans to 342a. nulls rani- wmmroo. Nov. 24-(01-1-1111- Conmum m To be sold at public duc- p _ 
     
     vifvﬁ;* i-___-' merdmrfl; Nopobll 2,10,, FQmJOX ¢d "W! 345° w ‘6- 7"" W" n° m‘? “fly”? P"°§§}‘,§f _!,”§"°§ Q’ con smelt 3B 3-4 tion on Thursday, Novem- MTUmAY- NMEMM“ 29"" ‘T 12-3“ l‘ M" 
     
     golds-hr? i/ig-Egsgbrle G353 5'10 st. Clement. ontreal. N-lo-a Wléﬁilve! were “m w a MM :1‘; r111“ s‘ ikuvérzssesﬂcne-o; whiz 331K250“  M be, 27",, u. v30 PM," on 
     
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