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EBEK.
'WBC
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is bound' to be great the iirst cold
snap that strikes us. If _you havé
not ordered your wlnter’s supply-
don’t_ be caught in the rush, hui ~
order now. ' , `
We are receiving-_ good clean coal
everyday now. __ '_ ' 1 -
_ Phone 240.'
Chamberlain_’s
a- _ `
_Q
  
§ `1 ;
 .i' li?
Cough Remedy
The Chlldren’s Favorite
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UOUIIII. Oolds, Group and
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CARD
Ladii-rr and Gentlemen, Electors; _o
Ward Pours' it __  Y, a
nfs nested b a lar enum
iiiiir
Havingbe¢ q ‘ Y ` 3 _ - .
her of electors to contest the ward at the __
forthcoming hyd tion I am at (your
 1_1. _ ....
en principle, and _the electors cf __ 
Four are. too'“in1'elli§_int a élns§i§!"df`
citizens to he dictated to by any, p_g”'0,~,-,_ A   ._ I
as to how they shall vote. Thd resgipn `
aibility is yours. if you do me the H9115?-
to eledt me. 'l shall; to the utmost of 
ability, serve the heat interests of those'
whom I represent, always haviugin initrd-
tho welfare of our City. - ` ' ` _
' Yours very truly ‘ i
_ G. D. waiuni. _
rr-rMfmwtt - _
 
New Phoi0 Studio;
Mr I A. `E.~ Lyon, ' Photograplxerr
for the ast r years operator--for
311'! "°§“l8"itY. for a reasonable
F01! FALLING HAIR
You Run No Risk When Yon Use
Thls.Remedy.
We promise you that, ii your hair
is falling out and you have not mg
iii E0 W0 IBF. you can repair the
damage °h`°9»dY done by using Rex-
all “98’_' Hair Tonic, with pe;-g-|g1;¢n¢v
length or time. it is s seiencine,
cleansing, antiseptic, germlcidsl pre-
paration' that destroys microbes,
Sliimlllhf-el' good _circulation around
the 113-il' 1'0°tS. promotes hair nour-
ishment. “moves dandraft and Mtg
to restore hair.health. It is as pleas-
ant to use as pure water, and is deli-
cetelv perfumed. It is s. real toilet
necessity.
We want you to try Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic with our promise that it
will cost you nothing unless you are
Derlectllr satislied with its use. ‘ It
comes in _two sizes, prices 50;; and
$1.00. Remember, you can obtain Rex.:
Hu R°l11\?dic'B in this community only
at our store.-The Rexsil Store. Qhe
McKinnon Drug Co,
___
FINE STA'l`l0NERY
We are showing this week
in ourshow window, a splen-
did line of new stationery in-
cluding two newlines which '
_ are bound to give universal
satisfaction. ‘ ~
' ' "ras hucussss"
is a twill finish paper which is very
smart but in no way bizarre or con-
trary to good taste.
_ "TIIE VICE REGAL"
\s_ as pretty a sheet as one could
wish for. _It is lor people who like
the very heat of Eno stationery,
VICE REGAL and BOUDDIR _
come in' the three mont popular
shapes. _ ’
Boudoir, small sizs for notes.
Salon, the long narrow shape.
Ducal, the ordinary oblong shape
_ I sllome of Good Stationery
¢° bil!
 A. Monsanto,
Wal a passenger from
to her home yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Monaghan, North Wiltshire,
The Morwenna is expected to hs
uri. ~ ~
.dren's Aid`Soc1ety was held in Char-
Th
' r8o Queen St. ' Phone 367]
` I YOU HAVE.
n.. o. ii-_ cs`f‘.i==sessis,<_»..in-spe..`_ I 
his new photo studio at |07 Queen_~
Y ? (
St., _next to_I’ost Card Shop. Oil
Monday,~_._ _November rxth'T`~a'i`1t_i',h _
the production. of the vel'-'yjiloebt
photography- from the.f.~~`suiall§
est to llfe'_ slzahand fiats_lt`ed_ pon-
traits, _ hopes fto _merit -a fslpte *ot
public patronage. _ _._‘_' ____-.\_ ' 
1 i B|hy's I’icture’"  A
own over a large par! of
' When HUGHES'
' _GERMAN CORN _EXTRA-
C'l'0R',» ’ _will ~»remove_ corns
quickly, surely, conveniently, _
patiently.- It is _not an ex-
perienced but a tired and test-
ed cure. . _
Mr.'- Lyon’s .phenomenal success with
children, wellltu ' _ _ _ _
the island, will endeavor to _irllige tbl!
Studio the favourite one for baby s picture-
-  Xnm trusts; _' " _
We arg 'shdwing~'a_‘magtiil0islli`.lli\é` °‘  I5 “nv `  'l.hemF¥2_pijt` outglbr home. On the
gl;Ivory..Maoist‘n”;onots._;;%¢ih-l...§&E,;';:1_ ‘ _ ‘- ' " Th ' tain down they encountered no ice,
r.l!!|ts_l _G-_ °f_ _  ‘ . . ‘ _ ° s vs onssmall berg; this, thanks to
' ` _ “ig-yi  _"'95 "G,  "°°"°' tho; splendid navigation qualities ol
It’s a“Sure thing” Corn
Cure worth $1 . but [selling for _
'   _ Steaming at_,sn average speed of
L » fourteen knots and ,making the trip
ul 600 miles thru those almost un-
 Db R059. M5! M¢D0He1d~ (fi Bl I9' msg-Pet. ~
land Railway), Principal Seaman, R.
`f\%iQ|r-istie Carmichael, Vernon
 ‘lihll morning on a visit
Boston.
1-ti
was e-passenger from Chsrlotrtetown '~  _'U8l1i!11` l»°°0lDU\0\lBi»i0l1
f-0.1102 l10m0. yesterday afterudonl ` rivsd in Charlottetown yesterday
_ ' 12.05 p. m., twenty-tive minutes lat
Rev. R. H. Stavert of Harcourt, the eaaterniaceomfmodat on at 6.00
N» B-. !0I'm0rly Di this Province, has nl. forty minutes late and the Ti
left 'ern o. short visit to New York nlshexpress at 10.15 p. m., twont
and- Boston. / five minutes late.
‘J. A. McDonald, Vernon, was a Yesterday the Northumberland ar
passenger from Charlottetown to rived in* Pictou from Charlottetown
Hunter River yesterday arte;-n00n_ at 11.00 a. m. She left again abou
' .___ _ 2.55 p.~ m. with passengers, express, _
A. S. and Mrs. Prowso, Sydney, mail and freight and arrived at 6.15
who have been visiting in Charlotte. p. m. She leaves to-day at 7.30_a.
town, have returned home. m.- lor Picton, returning about 5.30
p.
put on the New York route at the 1
close ol navigation.-Sydney E-,¢¢,.- on the Charlottetown market squar
The _Moy-wanna isiweu known m this yesterday and have prevalltad si4nzc
_ _ t
port; ml is 0 ~ Ch \ t t last Friday.-White oats, o
nh' ntafphnmda  M ot B own black- oats, 42 to 451:; potatoes, Z
0 _
3 ~ y___. to 30c; beet (quarter), per lb, 7 t
J_ E_ Ben 0| up _ur I Hunts, Bc; beef (small). per lb, 10 to ltlc.
e m o n
__ nd B11_ Ch 1 t (_ The prices quoted by the wholesalers
‘R - B »aiQt"°-3 own' has bw” are;-Potatoes 25 to asc; asv. so
appointed organist tor the new Zi - 1
`C,_,,,¢h_ .rm . new -Organ _,S _ ng: to eos: white sees, io to -izc, slack
~i-sal1y.sn.1 is to as-installed in their °*’1t“- 42 °° 44°? “‘““'~ $550 ‘°
splendid new building in the near' int- win' _ _ _
l°tt°t°wn M°nd“Y gveniug' Dr c°“' ‘f0n November 12th, 1849,'iust six
my °°°“pyi“g th” °hah" A lengthy ty,-three years ago yesterday, Island
“"0 °””““°d» ’°\’9't 0* th” Ag°“*» ers purchased and leaded the Bri
was submitted and also 9, short fiuan F,',_,my_ which left Qharlottetgwn for
cial statement, after which the olh- o¢',m°,.ni8'='_v1,,_ Cape Hom, ‘Meer
cers for the ensuing year were elected voyage of seven and B half month
M t°“°W°~:"'H°“°"“ry President' sh' the Fanny arrived at San Francisc
L°““ Dams- P’°“‘d°“*- D’ °°“'°Y- in June isso, where nie vessel as
Vi°°`P"e°m°n'tB' Rev' T' F' Fuller' cargo were sold. Each oi the own-
t'°“ and Rev' C“‘“°“ S“”i’B°“~ H°“‘ ers, 'alter getting his share ot th
orary Solicitor, D. McKinnon, Secre-,pncel went his wal some 1-,Q th
ta.ry-Treasurer, W. L. Cotton. Board mines’ and others remaining in th
B.
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r
  _hteelielivteis Hardware Bn.
v . i L1M1TED_
I'
,_
I ueen Street
._ _ _ Q
of Management, the oiiicers, ex olii- city M, that time mom-a was r
cio, Rev D McLellan, Rev H mg were Captain Irving, one oit
3°°“`.5_“‘m»‘.»'R°."~ M'--M°D‘?,““_1d» RW-. sliareholders,_ ,cgn_§racted,_t __ $11868,
J- H°°'W°Y- RW- Z- I-» 1‘i°=1‘» ’ mv- ana died. oa`€ ofau tns lor y elm
Wig Marshall, -Mrs. Rogers, 1Gove_rn- h¢|d,,rs_ we know of but ons alive
ment Holme). Mrs. W. S. Stewart, the preswt time, nnrnsly,'_ opr_ r
Mrs. John Byrne, Mrs. McCready, ,D,,cted‘cmZen__ J; H, Gates, no
i' ‘ _ Edwin' Chandler, Mrs. Huggan, Mrs. Men up in ye,§,.§_` The muy other su
7 . _ ' Mrs. W. L. Cotton, Miss Cavan, Mrs vivo, of 1-_bg Fanny is -Duncan M
James Warburton, Mrs (Dr )‘ Kelly,‘ 'Gnu an 'of Ma1peqne_ one or the sa'
Miss Mildred Delaney, Vernon. -
‘ vesjthls hvlrnlllg for Boston,
ll_`ln'§l‘lfll!g__`Iol' Tlgnish.
_ _--.4'..,_‘s3_f_ ._ _.__-
,
m.
The following prices were secured
e
B
On Sunday Nov. 10th the services
ol the
The City of Sydney, which is due in the Methodist Churches
in Sydney hom Montreal’ is “peep Murray ll-Iaglor Circuit girel conldgict-
ed to make two more~round trips he- ed- byl-t e ev' Gezrgst eg 'thw Su _
lore the navigation season closes. travel mg 2,1" tha itat? SNS; ed, 3
'rue city or sydney will probably ,‘§“‘}'§‘"f, (§‘“d, °e,,,,,° Ag Nf, “‘§,,,,,,§
make B round tm) t° the west Indus wits sgytioneginfiiri the Island at on
with A party of tourists aboutlJanu- t~ e d hm, ,,-,sited Mm-,.3 Harbor
ary`_Syd;‘eykEx°'__'Ilh° (MV °f"BYd` olgntwdmoccasions previous tg this, h
ney is wel nown in Charlottetown. ¢<;(|;nes to some of the people as a
o iiriend. and they Wish m'9“¢i`°°5
A successful meeting ol the chil- mms w,,,.k__C0m_
~ _...-
-Hs'l'o1d‘?__;Br0th¢l'¢. Vernon, leaves
to -
  ~»»  1. .__ .‘;'.:'.:..‘1:".°;’..:,=.u‘s.'.:::‘.;::_:~ yr
Ig: ,slggfdby "h° mm' ml' M~ D°1Bl1°Y. B0sl1on. who has terday afternoon.
_ N _ _ we einen :E ';]al§°i. been visiting rlsnds in this province, --
_ \ _ I A al one 0! the 5108;* eumulx leaves on ret rn this morning. Pearl Brothers, Vernon. who h
A B  _  “ua Immun 0! the regiment tor _ _ been on s, visit to Saskatchewan re-
wmch M is no' "wmmended Mrs. 'l‘. A. Cuthhertson, Grandview, turned _homo recently.
honor," ,omni " 1°*""°° tml m0miD8 On a visit to Bt. 1 ‘ --
' John. The S. B. Hallie! (rom Boston, v
Port Hawkesbury and Halifax, a
Mrs. Geo. Buchanan, Charlotte- riyed ih 'Charlottetown at eig
town. leaves this morning for Bos- o'clock las), evening. Bhe carried a
£011- very large eight but law passen-
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_ 100 Remnants
  Dress  Good_$ 
 I 1  _sale This Morning 
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`  _ ,_H~I‘lRE"!E_'_P_k CLE \NING OU FSALE THAT will give you u chance
to buy. some gittirglctive dress ‘goods very cheaply. ‘ ,
' _ D iring the last f_e_w'\\-eeks we have been selling an immense lot of dress
_ _ goods-and of course that means the making ofa lot ol' odd lengths. `
There are fabrics of all.kiuds in the list--and all are marked as we mark _
` i
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Get I The
.
\
Oak Heat
Sunbe am
ing Stovei _f
The illustration alongside gives only a faint idea
_of the remarkably attractive
and high grade construction
ing stove.
This stove is madelby
ufacturing Co. which fact
appearance, superior ii.-ish
of the Sunbeam Oak heat-
the famous McClary Man-
in itself is at guarantee of
genuine worth and durability in all ihe_ points that
4 _
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The body is made of cold rolled steely with finest
nickel trimmings. It is a nice looking stove and it is as
good as it looks. Shown in sizes 3 Nd. I1 $7. No. 13 $8 »
and No. 15 ._ . . 
 ,... ._  ...$9.50
These pricesincludc first l tnglh cl pi]t-_
Blazer stove, a high
$3 to 
grade heater, No. io $3.50
No. 25 $7.00 and No. 7o  
airtight heater, for wood only, all sizes priced at.
._  _ _ _ _ ._.$.\o.
cation. `
known, and much' shunned waters
between Cape Chidiey - and Belle
Isle. the Canadian Government stea-
mer Minto,under command of Cap-
taln,F. Anderson, arrivedin Halifax
this morning the proud poasessor oi
two records both for speed on re-
turn and lubenese ol stay in the
Arctic regions; and had she not sn-
countered s. heavv southerly gale in
the Gull of St. Lawrence,she would
nave been able to tie up in Halifax
on Sunday morning, making the en-
tire trip irom Cape Chidley to this
port in less`_tl1an four days. Those
who look .eskancs at voyages to that
region will; stand more than amazed
when ‘they~=rlt_arn tha'.t_" the Minto’s'-
Cavtaln and crew, ' found November
1 a`_pplei(,¢l_id__iriontir there, and could
=liave__sa_t_ely_`_steysd [at _least three
_ weeks longer lied” it see been for the
Mit t shorts of fuel compelled
H. Campbell, Superintendent of Edu- 5- -”
’ Best 
Your A
Horse ~
The Condition Powder
which will give prompt and
positive results is
ROYAL PURPLE _
STOCK SPECIFIC
We guarantee it to put
your horse in good condition
in less time than any other.
_ '70 days treatment 50 cents
|28 days treatment $1.50
Johnson & Johnson
moderate. s reapec Dm",
li in - _P _~~ - -l _. 5'.-f,"-,~“,\»` , . _ - _ _ Captain Anderson h-lmsell, who chose ‘
. 1
N K - \ wh' » -iv _;».‘.'_ vi 1 ~ _
‘ "". ` ‘ ‘ lr”"‘   s. route about 100 mllts oll shore
_rr-itll ati.  " "“~' ‘“'~r"\'_  ' ________ ____________ _ .____i ._ tnjvom this danger mature: and
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 #A s 
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 _ ‘Chi -_¢=&;{c`_3£;§.i§,__ruP
-` Ir* °"Y-. - I ~ 'ri _:ti .. move
_ will cat-s_svsa the “pagan _!»n‘,',‘  azsgiiteiierc Cliildnn
'“m“"°"°" mm; niis' lismlitism' while it in =~u\\llY‘ °“‘°‘°“l _ ‘°"
iilre it on accoiln o p _
1 °'a°'f°""' 'rws .usa \.snieu.rf‘°° ”°"““~’°‘-  ~ _- ‘ _
/ .
A The MacKinnon
_ ` I Cor Great;
ffCp`1,¢gh Cure _
' as sssrssais p.¢,»..»ns... n
I Drug- _Company '
ghd ‘Kent _ SIB-
wbish 'route -may from this time
on be regarded ss the odicinl one.'I‘he
Mlnto sailed from ‘Halifax on July
24th, her purpose being to conduct a
series of'further surveys to the ap-
proaches to Fort Nelson in line with
the construction work ot the new
udson"s 18|!! railway.. This survey
ork wssgohrrtsd on until September
Sth. at, which date the steamer was
i ed t0"1“Te`,'ow'lii§`to slirlfrtneslol
ei Om' as the would have ‘ ro-
you
are smoking a
Bright __ Cul'
know
when
fu _  -_ ‘_ _ _
lnalned to’ take advantage of at, least
three wee`¥s longer. _
.- \\_ ._
‘rvorrs lluln
vs mal
OI-Dll
WIYH EACH
Tull.
 
A druggist can obtain an imitati0n
of M1NARD’S LINIMENT lrom a
Toronto house at a very low price,
and have it labeled his own product.
This greasy imitation is the poor-
est one we have yet.seen_ pl the many
that every Tom, Dick. and Harry has
tried to introduce.
Ask for MINARD'S and you will
get it. I _ _
MAY wma Bnvon MANTLE.
,___-
'LONl'\GN, Nov. 11.-The "Washing-
tml. correspondent 'ol the Morning
Post says that Ambassador Bryce in-
formed President Tait that he would
retire shortly and devote himself to
literature. '
Sir. Cecil Arthur Spring-Rice, now
British Minister at Stockholm, will
succeed Mr. Bryce.
Cecil Arthur Spring~Rlce was born
in 1859, and was crested K. G. M. G1-
in 1906. Ha has served at Stock-
holm, ns Minister, since September 1,
1908.
ti Third Sec-
In 1880 he was ac ng
rotary, at Washington, and as Secre-
tary to. the British Delegates to the
International Maritime Conference,
_August 27, 1889. _Alter serving for
s, _time at Brussels and 'lTokdol,. he was
transferred towashlngton in‘ 1893.
He was Charge D’Ailairss at 'reheran
in 1900, and 'Minister _to_Persia in
1906-8, and is considered one ol the
bestol Great Br_ltaln's regular diplo-
_mkl'.ists. `
' 5.--1-1'?-
M_ILLIONAIRE’S WILL
IS BEING CONTESTED.
.___ ` general housework. References
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 11.-- quired. Good wages. Mrs. J. J
The contest over the will of Frank H: McKinnon, 157 North River Road
Holyoke, involving am estate estim- 11-12
aces at $1.000.000 and Wi“H’°“‘“‘°°' wXri7ran-A KITCE Gini. Fon
tions extending from Maine to 0&l' QM,” H0f_e|_ 11.12Mf,¢_
ifornia, came up in courtyhero today wAN,,,ED_- ,,, FALCONWOOD Hoe
in the courts ol Maine, was brought
by 9, son of the deceased millionaire,
Rev. Sydney A. Holyoke, whose home;
.ls in Milwaukee.
Frank l-I. Holyoke was s, wealthi'
lumberman ol Bangor, Mc. He came
to California lor his health and died
at Pasadena a year ago last October.
In his will he cut oll the widow with
$1,000' and gave each of his two sons'
$100. Both sons had little to do With
their iather for several years. When
he made his will, the lumberman
charged his sons with lack ol lilill
devotion and justiiled his treatment
ot his wife by the statement that he
had already aflected a settfiement with
her under the terms ot which she was
to receive certain property in satis,-
inction- of all claims againstthe cs_-
tate. 'Iho entire estate, with the ex-
ception ol $50,000 bel:-lueathed to B\au_-
gor philauthropies, was lelt to two
nieces, Madeline and Mariorie' Holy-
oke, of Bangor. ' ~
In his notice of contest, the Rev.
Sydney A. Holyoke alleges that the
will was not _signed by his father,
and that it was draltedby "Certain
designing persons residing at Pasa-
dena," whlle his father__was_menta\_1Y
unbalanced. ' _ _ _
__ » :_ ~» _ mmm
;,-_=_; -_-_;_;_=_' -..e- '_--'> - - - - - -'Y "v" ’ _
d. I' at insertion in
X GUARDIAN cmissiru-:n _ films ;f.; 
this column. hall cent per word lor
One sent per war rr _ _
etch continuation. Cash must accompany order and live per cant dns-
cnnnt allowed- Minimum eharlo Twenty-live esnta. .
A _AA---~--A----,--as-*_
' - 1
_ 2 in m
y 1 _ W -
S WANTED
YOUNG MAN UF
ability and character to travel on
l’. E. I., lor one 0! the best KDOWII
Life Insurance Companies. Perma-ll
ent position to the man who makes
good. Salary and expenses paid
Address, Manager, Box 446, CN-I'
lottetown. 11'1M*~f
Exif
_; 
WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENER
housework. ADP\Y Bl- 21 Great
_ George St. __/*__ _}}j2M_§\-
waursofif onion A Malo ron
WL
FOR SALE TWO PAIRS ~CHOIClil
patched foxes running from 15 to
90 ner cent black and silver. Apply
D W Howard Milton l18ME6iDd
FOR SALE DURING FALL AND
winter, red, punched
blue and silver Foxes,
___ Mink, hiul‘tea,, Fllhtr.
etc John Downham
Strathroy Ontario Cen 10-IDM”
0
rescues waste __
WANTED A TEAQHER .FOR T
Park Corner Scliobllr Sutéwl
ss Army ee irons
French River 11 'lM10lEiipd
MlsCl.l.\.ANt'.0U$
Eitiaans ron nrvrmu sroox,
be received until Novomh
-a
i
for trial. The present contest, which
followed a similar-'Battle alreaédy on
present. '
For further information a ly to
_ E. B. LOVE Q SOW,
Charlottetown,
. `- 144 Gt- Geor¢e_St, `
'   wsnrnn, A crm.. APPLY .rr ru.
_ NEW ADV_ER_TISM_EN_. '/o_o.. House. - 11-emu,
-W -~- - warrrmo, A onu. ron onsnlms
S"l¢°\\\ T=\1i\¢\1fi_i°f a:.':':'.:‘...::r:;f.'a..,‘";»..i..::;
We_eEar,for sale out tnqoemkaotvn up _:__ »    ' ._
Kensington Tannery, 'with ` lla; contents ~B§l_EHBIiiR AUCTION _~FALE_ OF,
comprising Engine and boiler, machinery. stock. crop, lsrm implements, tarni-
lllthlf. bark. 000|! GW.. the plant 19 ture, etc, st farm ot the late Bruce
Sid! 3,2201. 151-10? seed, ivvfxivs iv- Leitch, stssssps, saturday aut.
| BB l’00fll Of U CD. Une _
A chaneo'lor ay joint Stock Company to 'Nth mutant' 11 uujimi
operate on a larger scale, than ia done at
pltel a cook. Good wages for one
ex erlsnced. 11-11 M Et(
UR SALE-STORE COUNTER, _
tins' hardwood, deep, rich orna-
ments. wall itntahsd- Length 10 it.,
sim a re.. angst, a rt.-, s 1...
Will be sold at a haraaiat Apply
lr- |3M6l.'
AGENT
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AL f _ L
0. _  _ \ |
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' p ply to F. 8.  
:'=""""i.’r."“”""'- _ gg :_ 
F _ '." `
OR RENT -*B0 A 8 OF LA
with-go 'glouse i£n<§,r.arn.\ Well.”
ply to Prawns Bros. ~l-t.d..' ._ _ 1.
_ _ WAll’iEh~- 
"Advertiser" Guardian. 10-lillti.
wAmrn"`n-""5 ‘§n'_p{'“n"‘, iso' nia""s’i-
paranips. F. . amps!  \
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