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Bags Ten and Sulphur Darkenl So
Naturally that Nobody can tell
Hair that loses its color and lustre,
or when lt fades, turns gray. dull and  by “Fn|".a."'as"
lifeless, is caused by a lack ot sul-' »
pbur in the hair. Our grandmother __
made up a mixture of Sage Tea and F" "'° Y°“"§- I 5“ll_¢|'¢d lf°l't“l’¢l
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and 'Nm 5“"” D»"°‘f’P~”"~ I had
beautiful, and thousands ot women
and men who value that even color.
that beautiaful dark shade oi' hair
which is so attractive, use only this
old-time recipe.
_Nowadays we get this ffamous mix
[lla improved by the add-ition of oth
erringredlents by asking at any drug
store for a bottle of “Wyetlfs Sage’
Sulphur C°"\l>°\m<1»" which ‘l“"l<°"°‘. u1ts_nt;l>so.\' _\t_-\nsttn.tNtt.
me hal' 3° nwummy' 5° e_Ve“ly» that 50c.:\ bbx,(5 for $'_’..">0, trial size '_’.3t:.
n°b°dY call P055lblY len if has been# At ull dealers or sent postpaid by
applied- You lust dampen H Wvngff i-‘ruit.»-tives- i.iuntsd.0u.aw¢
or sort brush with it and draw this , 9111i;-3-1 _-1-
through your hair, taking one small - 3,
strand at a time. By morning the gray
hair disappears; but what delights the
ladies wtith Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
phur Compound is that, besides beau-
tifully darkening the hair after a few
Iew applica/tions, it also brings back
the gloss and lustre and t:lv€B ll ull
appearance of abundance.
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
to impart _color and a youthful up-
pearunce to the hair. it is not zn-
tended for the cure, mirigaticn or
prevention of disease.
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BIRTHS
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DILLON.--In Toronto, Oct. 24th, 1918
to Mr. and Mrs, Frederick T. Dillon.
a son-John Vinton.
LAWSON.-At Alberton Tuesday-
Qcwbef 15 .to Major and Mrs..La\vson,
a daughter.
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DIED
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MARTE\LL.-In Georgetown, Oct. -8,
1918, Lena. Martell. ‘aged 13_ dallglllef
of Mr. Daniel Marrtell.
i
McDONALD-In this city on October
28, 1918. Simon McDonald, aged 50
years. I
KELLY.-In the (‘harlotteto\\'n Hospi-
tal on Out. 28, Mrs. George Kelly.
ated 28 years,
CASFORD.-in the (‘ity Hospital 011
Oct. 27, 1918, Knithleen (`aSi`ord, aged
1 year anti 8 months daughter of .\’ir.
and Mrs. Leslie tfastord, Elm Avenue.
WARD.--At uhe P. E, Island Hospital,
on Oct. 28, 1918, Olivine Casforti, wife
of Ambrose Ward, aged 24 years. Also
at the home. Douglas Street, on Oct.
29,-Edgar, their son, aged four years.
::'I’ime has Tested it. Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil has been 011 llw HIlll‘k\'l
upwards of thirty years and in that
ti-me it has proved :t blessing to thou-
sands. It is in high favor throughout
Canada and its excellence has cur-
rlcd its fame beyond the seas. it has
no equal in the whole list of lini-ments,
li’ it were double the price it would be
u cheap liniment.
ln Memoriam
IN LOVING MEMORY
ln loving memory of Altheu Shcrron
who died Oct. 11 aged 10 years utter
9 days illness with Pneumonia. She was
a bright and cheerful child, loved by
all who knew ther. All that medical
Skill could do was done but to no avail.
and her splrirt took its ffllgiht to God
who gave it. She has lent to mourn a
sad father. two sis-t-ers and two broth-
ers. She was laid to rest along side of
het mother in Long Creek Cemetary.
- Blesvsetl are they that die in Uhe Lord-
Dearest Althea thou hast left us,
Now there is one vacant chair.
Bot we know you sleep in Jesus,
Free -from worldly trials and cares.
FOR' SALE
/\ building with house anti.
barn at North \\Ilt.<hirc Station.
the estate-of thc late _latncs Royc.
ii not sold by privatc sztlc by i_;ti\
November, will bc sold on that <la_v
by public auction.
By order of executors.
WILL//TM li()lVllI/1/\'.
_ Cl~lARLF.S (i(')l)I"RliY
2169-to-30 .\lt4ipd.
NOTICE
Until further notice Public Funer-
als are prohibited within the City
and further resolved that the bodies
of all those dying from inlluenza
and pneumoma must be buried
within twenty-four hours after
death. ' We expect the Clergy to
assist in carrying out to the letter
this Regulation otherwise we will
be compelled to order funerals after
sundovm.
(Sgd.) G. D. WRIGHT,
' rin unit
Tile lorluras oi Ilyspspsla
Sr. 'M/ls11x’a, N.B.
constant pains after eating; pains
down the sides and back; and
horrible bitter stuff often cams up
ln my mouth.
I tried doctors, but they did not '
help me. liut: as soon as l started
_ taking ‘Fruil-a-l1`tfr.r’, 1 began to
" improve and this medicine, made
ol`i`ruit. juices, relieved me when
everything else failed.”
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SALE OF IUG -
SEALED TENI)ERS addressed to
the unfit-rigned and endorsed "Ten-
der for purchase of Tug Mabel Reid",
will be received until 12 o’cIock noon,
on_Wednesday, November 13, 19,18,
for the purchase of the tug Mabel
Reid, registry No. 122597.
The tug is hauled out at Fort Law-
rence, the port of Amherst, N. S.,
‘where it may be inspected by ar-
rangement with J_ K. Blenkinsop;
Superintendent oi' Dredges,- St. John,
.\'. B.
The hull is G8 ft. long, beam 15' 9"
and 8’ 6" working draft. The hull has
been condemned.
The engine is 10" and 18" x 14";
boiler. vertical type, 5’ 7" diam., 6' 6"
high; surface condenser; pumps; pro-
pellor 5 ft. diain. 9 it pitch.
lntenrlitng purchasers are to assure
themselves as to the accuracy of this
information, which is not guaranteed,
and to satisfy themselves as to the
condition of the'p1un-t. The lug will
be turned over to the purchaser as
it no\v lies.
'Ilhe successful tenderer must com-
plete the purchase and take possess-
ion within one week of date of noti-
ii(-ation of acceptance ot’ tender.
The party whose tender is accepted
must make cash payment before ink-
ing possession oi' tug.
Each tender to be accotnptlnied by
an accepted cheque on a chartered-
lmnk, equal tn 10 p. <1. of amount of
tender, payable to the order of the
Mi-nisicr of Public Works, which \vill
be forfeilted if the person tendering
decline to curry out his bid. War Loan
l`lond.~x ol' the Dotninion, will also be
accepted as security, or war bonus
and cheques ii roqui»rt~d lo- mnkc up
an odd amount.
The Department. docs not bind ll-
seli? -to accept -tho highest or any ten-
der.
Sale subject to a reserve bid.
By order.
R. C. DESROCHERS,.
Secretary
opartmcnt. oi Public Works,
Ottawa, Ot'toln~t' 23, 1918
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Department ol the Naval Service
TENDER FOR DUNK RIVER FISH
HATCHERY
Settled tenders rnltlresserl toli\e1'nrtc1signed
and etidorscti "'1`enders lor Lui lc iriver I-‘ish
Hatchery." will he received upto noon ol Monday
the '.’litl\ day oi October. l9ll~. for the purchase ol
the Dunk River llntchcry property.
l~`\|ll particulars muy he obtained on applies
tion to the l`ntlersi|znetl. or to the Inspector oi
l-‘£~:"s"it-s, Clmrlottelown. l'. li. |.
C. J. lll‘fSliARATS
. Deputy Minister ofthe Nnvnl Service
Department ol ih: Naval Service,
Ottawa. September Zlsl. l9lh ‘
l'nnulhorizerl publication oi this nrlvertisef
ment will not be paid lor.
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Synopsis ol Canadian Norlhwe
land Regulation
THR sole head oi a family or any male over
_eighteen year old. mav homestead :quartet
section of availan- lloniiirion mil in Manitoba.
Saskatchewan or Alix-la. Annliclnt must lt-
near in pawn at th D.-minion Lands Agency
or Sub-Asency lor irc Di"-is.-I., Fntty by oraxv
may be matic at any Damn-»~ Lands Agency
but not Bub Ao--ncv on wrt,-.in condil I-M.
Duties-Six mnntln reidt-me up»n und Cul 1.
tivation of the Isml n eat* oz h-re vean. A
‘iomesteuder may live witrin mnc milelof his
mmentead on u lsrm of ut lean 80 acres, on
cnrtlln conditions. A habitable house is re-
quired except where residence il performed in -.ie
v\C|nl Y.
ln certain districts a homeslestlr in good stand
ing may ure-empt s quarter-sect.on alongride his
homestead: Price $3.110 per acre.
Duties Six months residence in each of three
years after esrnin| homestead patent; also 50 acres
extra cultivation. Pre-emptton patent maybe ob-
tained u soon as homestead patent, on certlin
onditions
A settler who hu exhausted his homestead rl|hl
may take \ purchased homestead in certain districts.
Price $3.0.: per acre, Dulles-Must reside slxmontlu
in eat h of I ree years, cultivate 50 acres and erect:
bonu wsnh hm.
Th- nel olcuitivatinnil suhirct to reduction ln
'ruse 0 ifmtlh. ssrubhy or stony and, Live smq
msyrlze sulltitutrd lor cultivation undercetlal
'I on
con
W. W. CORY
ous to men-tion. '
months credit on approved joint
note. Should day prove stormy, will
day evening .for Vancouver with :1
cd up on the Iicetf ‘where she rt-stctl
danger.
Lighthouse tenders :intl gaso-
vall for ztssistaiicc and the Irintess
.»\licc was tlcsptttchcd from Van-
convcr to takc over passcitgcrsz.
liven though the sea was running
loo high to permit of transference
ot' pzisseiigers on board Fritlzty. no
alnrni \\'tt.~` fclt Iiriflay morning
the L`nitcd States Lighthouse tend-
yards of thc Sophia but hcl'
ancliors would not hold on the
rocky sea bottom and the seas forc-
ctl her brick. The \\':tvcs were such
that lifcbonts could not have livetl.
\\`lien night shut down thc Sophia
was _‘still on the reef, the wind in-
creased and the air was iilletl with
picked up the lust \virclcss_ from
Sophia. The Sophia was siiikiiig.
ALL FAT PEOPLE _
SHOULD KNOW THIS
The world owes a debt of Rratltutle/
to the author of the now famous Mar-
mola Prescription. and is still more in-
debted for the reduction of this harm-
less_ effective obesity remedy to tab-
let for-m. Marmola Prescription Tab-
lets can now be c-htaiuetl at all drug
stores, or by \vriti~ng direct to Blur-`
mom, t‘o., 864 Woodward Ave.. U6'
troit, -M-ich., and their reasouuble
Drice (75 cents for a large CUSS).
leaves no excuse for dieting or violent
exercise for the r_eduction of the over
i`ai body to normal pr0p0I‘li0US~
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Auction Sale
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, 1918`
Beginning at 10 a. nt. all .my farm _
stock, crop and iuuplements. 1
(Inc Percheron mare 4 years; one'
l>lt;~:><l _marc 3 years old; 2 n1ilch'co\vs,
5 young cat-tle, 2 calves, 50 hens, 32
slieep.
(Trop quantity oi’ oats. buckwheat,
hay,'.~itraw and turnlps. Cart, driving
waggon, box sleigh, plows_ mowing
machine, truck waggon, wood sleigh,
harness, driving express and other
heavy harness’ “Capital” Cream Sep#
nrator, and other thiings -too numer-
_ Terms, $5.00 and under cash. 12
be held first line day following.
ALL'EN MORRISON,
s r Peters noun. P. 1-1. t.
H. NELSON dr SON
Auctioneers
2133-10-29EOct29,fi0,MOct.30,31.
On Prtnc_¢ss_ Sophia
' VICTORIA, B.C., -Oct. 28.- of
In a terrific storm on Friday even- YW* ‘5'f5U°l1 lB"W5W`8f 1101110- H0
ing _Ihe_ C.P.R. steamer ‘iffrincess 3"? °"°"°lW 9'-‘#211911 1° "lie 11'-ll
So iia carryin 300' rsons, men
\voi)1icn and chiglren slliil from the som' Canada' In ‘February 1915 M
Safely Of file V@l\d_-Cfllllt R£¢f in and was wounded at Festubert in
the Lynn Lanai, nud\\Pay between June the same yeah Am, regalnmg
Skagtvay and _luneau and was his health he returned _to the front
There were no survivors, 15o'aHl\».W_i1~‘!_ P"0f°0l0d_ lv Sergeant in
bodies were recovered last evenhlg. seplembel 1916' R°l“""l“g I” E"5`
"l`he Sophia lcft Skagway \Vcdncs- End I" ocwber' he was gazmfid to “
pztssctigcr list matic up largely of promoted m First _mont In - Am,"
l):t\\'son people and Alaskans from -~
interior poims~eugel\.t0 get outside _-~ -- "  ' -
Four hours out .she rant into at
blinding sno\vsthr|=u.'-- She got pil- - . 1 fm
ior more (lmtl _-fo "hours in wltat'
\\':ts‘ thought to be at position of no ,
linc boats rcspontletl to the \virt-less __ _ 
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cr "Cedar" haul got within _t0o`
snow. .~\t 8 o'clot‘l< the 'Cetlttlf __  _ __ ,_ 
i'(`ross and was wounded and the
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Lieut~g~u»i§>tit~~setn5,__ im fs: 
ut alion- in the 'First Contingent
roceeded to France as a signaller
i llot's Commission ln the lloyul Fly-_
lug Corps and in_August 1917 was
for the vvi|;tcr.it~~  1.5,- ` __ t ' ~'
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1918 Lieut. Sellnr.,was, appointed-to.
an English Aerdrome__a,~; an instructor;
of Aviation, La_ter lic nnt'ort_un;\tely
niet with a severe accident and after
itive months in hos-pital was' invalided
‘home and granted a permanent-hon-
orary commission in thc Royal Air_
Force. _ . _
His tivo brotl1et's_-one Major_Ra_y
Sellnr has won the co\'etcd_l\Iilltur`y
ither Stanley \vas-also wounded and
is now ‘back in the'i‘iglitir`1g-line. "~
This. is n splendid-.record for=-the
Sellar family und they are atlfl to he '
is-m nt1d__vulor. . -  , _ _ 
tsilealtli can-not be looked .for Zn'
the child that is subject to‘worms.
because worms -destroy henltlt ‘ by
'treating internal'tlisturlizinces _'that'
retard devel`opinen’t't1nd cause serious
weakness. Millct"`s" \’l'or|'n `I’3wtlcrs
expel _worms and are so liqiiehciui in
tiieir action-that llnq,:~=ysi.9ms__of tho,
-'llitlc sui`fcr<-r:~i are restoictl-.to lie:\llh<
fulness. all thc (list-_piliiliorlszltill tl':ln~
'ters oi` wurln ittt`ut'tJon urn rctnovtul.
null €~}u`tisl`nr-l0t'_v ;:ro\vili is assured.
McLEOD.--At"(‘olm'ndo Springs ai thc
home of hor nriicig (`:tIli<-tine Matr-
Leod, tlttugliivr of thc into Alexniiilel'
`Mu<-Lcorl of ()r\\'cli " Iletul. ngctl S12
years. _ _ _ _
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Property for Sale
The Estate ot the late Jabt z
Burrows oi Kcnsirgton offers by
prtvatesale their far-m containing`
twenty two and three , quarter
acres oi land, with Xmd dwelling
house, barns and out buildings
thereon, situated on the Margate
Road, adjoining the '1 own of
Kensington.
For particulars appl_y to
MRS BARBARA BU ROWS,
Kensmltton
or to W- C. ORR,
Kensington
2088-10-25-m 5 i pd
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Notice to Solds
ni the Press by the hlilitztry S
Justice, regarding extensions
/.MP/`/;/> As 1=AIeM1;r\'.S‘.
Tllli Rl€(}IS'l`R.»\R Til l\
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Registrar he-leaves thc juriscli
undcr that of the l)cp:trtine.'\t
C`ouncil_ of the 20th .»\pr»il last
report in thc usual way on "ef
grrtntctl littrvest lcztve by thc
N()'l`\\'l'l`ll§'l`/\Nl)lN(` "
tht-ir (ommanding Officer or
Dlil’/\R'l`MEN'I` (JF MII.
-Deputy the Minister
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ref:-;??.'~§?=li ‘_
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_ .\ittntiun ts directed to at recent zttiiiottticcttielit ptlblishcri
/1I"lili(."1` Ji-[EN WHO II.-\\"lC lll'Ili.\` <>l{.l)l7.l-l-lil) --HY
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;l{l_;___;vr1_p___lSi_a\c thereafter l__.t\t ol' .tb_~c___t_1c__<_z__frt>iiLtlM$__i`\,’lIl_tf_ary
Once a man has been ortlcrcd to rcport for duty  the-,__‘
20 to 22_ Class who have bccn ordered-to report by"tli`is"5Rc|ii.`s1¢
trar ni virtue of the cancellation of citcni a_tion£\by _(»lr_der_~i~n`-
All 111011. accortlingly, who havc bccn ot'tlc_r_t-(Lic report, trip
are thcreforc .S()Ll)IF.RS, and who liuvt-~-st1l.xsleq~uc11tly _ _
. . 1 llllz . _ __ ,_ , _ _
_lil'IRl{_l'1l)_'l`<), Rl‘Il’UR'l` UN "l`lIli-.il1})(':l‘liRA1'l`l¢¢JN (1)l"r_».
l ll.‘\ l _l.l'./\Vl'f, unless they arc ttotiiic_rl_~ti¢r_ the ‘cotttrary by
the Dcpxirttncnt of Militia and I)cfc'nce. f... » w--vi .<‘--»f- ‘f-..t-
on Harvest Leave. -
crvicc llraitclt, Ut-partnictit of
l,l‘(lRT to llcpot llatutlionlv
ciion of the l{_cg\i,st‘fa|=~apl(I§;]§|,rs -
, as \vcll`:'is'ilo"ilirise orderctl io'
Mr.  !'ellar, '§inie?iIker ‘dt'\ __ i | _
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‘ mechanics, ctc., are the result o‘i special ciTo_rt to pro_cluc_e_cx:l¢"_tly the _ __ _ _
tivpc of shoe vrhich wiil‘gi've' ‘the longestpossible service together wttll '
. thc grcatcst comfort tocac-lt class..Wea-re able to do this becauseof our .- - »~
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purpose, for men, \v'o`met1"a”nd c`li`ildt‘&h,' Incidentally; 'A. H. M? s`hoe‘s" ' ‘ ‘ `
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tions and the highest stiiiidards of workntansliip. ' 'W
A.H./ll. War-Time Seleclionsfor !lIen,WomenandCItiIdren ‘ I W' '
I ojcr special Service Value. ~ Ask _'your dealer for them.
AMLS HOLDEN McCREADY _
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"Shoem`akers to the Nation" ,'
BT. JOHN MONTREAL _ TORONTO r WINNIPEG EDMONTON VANCOUVER
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B E LG I U M
May this country neverknow the bitter agony
Belgium passes through EVERY DAY. ‘ "
May WE never live to seefour people rationed
on a bowl ol soup .and two pieces of bread
aday.......-. --
Our children _emaciated by slow starvation
nndlalling easy victims to consumption, rickets
and all, the diseases fostered by mal-nutrition.
ll’s the little Children that suffer most fearfully.
The daily ration provided by United States
loans to the Belgian Government is so piiilully
inadequate fora growing child; it no more than
momentarily stays the gnawing' hunger.
There is hope lor Belgium and her future generation only
if YOU and the thousands who in the paatcontribliled so
generously to Belgian Relief, ivill help again. The brave
louis who are attempting to administer the needed help to
Be_lgiuin‘spl1ildre'n must have the necessary funds to carry on.
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Rdr. Hoover in his appeal of .luly Sth, 1918, for help for Belgium's children aays,“Tl\il transmission of
money is absolutely safeguarded by virtue ol nn agreement between the belligerent Government|,tlte C.R.B.,
Ind the Neutral (Spanish and,Dulul'\_) protecting _Ministers in Brussels.”
` “M 'Don "f wait for ‘someone to come and ask you for a 1 _
 ' icontnibntion. i Send it in. Be generous. Be quick. 'l 
 _  '_ _'lil 'Make cheques payable and send contributions to ' 
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(Register. _____ _ _ _ )
A  I A n ' _ to your Local Committee, or to
Headquarters: 59 St. Peter St., Mnntrggl. ‘ _
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to bc granted to men ]:`.\- Q  v  T-_]i.f__|'{. -_-'  
. _ 1 vi if ' 'f i .lr-R. it Ht best fices aid. ’
It is bomted out that this /JO/iS NOT /N ANY t ll//ll’V on  .I`-_&AgC(§"A(l‘%_§_2U_I”'II"\RSON  _ i
*T .cave ins bccti cxtcntct unti | _ af Ott t ’** _
Nov, 15th oii`\`vl_1iéli (late all I{anl<.< _ 2037110-25 m 1 wk pd_ C own thggg Tlgllal l1§;l¢'i;‘lFm3"'.'nEt2,f
will httvc to report at thc Dcpot_. ' _ A Will b€all6lt1l`I?lrlIhea§0i-l!"d)I\I Slzradé
tliiiccr Loniinalirlin;;' l'7¢'zppt:  H __ 
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to he be considered as :i soldiciz .'l"hii<1l:\|i]I>]l(it~if`<  gif]  J `("_-_‘I`»-"-¢- ` = » »~»- F '  " " '   .
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on expiration of exemptionqrnntt-rl. I _ " f__;,"_,__,,... ._,, __ ' , _ "_", . ,.. _ _ _'__' un lv |' C e' ,..
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__ 'l`iic'.-.‘Nov. ie o_3o :t. ni, 4 |».n\.`b8 S\l1'€ yOU 'gift Our priqgz l \v__|ll scll nt Public Auction Il#
l"t"i. Nov. |5 8 :\.tn. (1 p. tn. _before killing on fat-m_ thc l‘|sl\t~ry Ofllcc (`.hnrlotleto\vIl»'
Tm,S_ Nov_ ,,)',)_30 “_ m_ (, ],_m_ . ~ onlhv lfllli _tiny of November, the-
`_ i~‘r|_ _ee 4 aiu, 2 p. ni. ' .I..M. ROOF & CO, allow-_ mentioned property. R
mx /ii4ib'Dl`eii‘ti.iii'i€t-*' W" iIi"'cs;lnys2(' Zin' ml 4r»Ii§'ii{' -Pl°“t°¥\ Kmsington Road ~ S-T”Gf““LANT’ B
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