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PAGE SEVEN
“|°'°“° “Kill tramly A g;
 21" "ill and tear the thrur and limp
De5Pe"“fe. et.. :.‘.:.:'..':.z'°:-:‘*..t'.'::.:-°.::i 'QUEENS CUUNTY GUA-'Rl)lAN A
. h Nd' ‘ °°"l|I. All your dqootor about A r’
ou. S g iE::lil§'°"  H°°d ,miices in New Prowse,Block-Charlottetown. g
Our Aim 'is to have a 'tioiii Assortincnt of
 Enameled Souvenir Jewelry »»
E. Vernon, Truro, is In this City. ,
James A. Stewart, Bail River. is in this
City.
l`hc niull train arrivedilast nigh
il.l5.
I. li. Bell, Ex. M. P., Sunimerside la in
 - _ A1003 illrolliih our stock will reveal something the City.
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toleaseo. T Nhoid ‘
 :  Y li nhnrlile at Ho; um er an arrived last
.-~ ~, -: ‘ Spoms. hroochts. helt plus, etc
WV ' KI' 'VV.E1lIlN|'EI\. fewelcr and Opticisu
H ONE I8” yesterday for Boston.
lla-v;~You Seen - Them
` ~...it/S.
Arlhony McAskiil left this City yeater-
dtiy .for Amherst..
Miss S.ella Murphy, South Shore, left
J. R. Conpjhaa; returned to _St. John
(ruin is visit; in this City.
ivIisiKaihtc-.~n Eirlc of this Uttyleii
Th* vbry  'V 1 yestei-day to visit friends iii U inso.
PH o T o .-3 t , o T 
Pearltinted back ground  l ' V h.`I‘.."ii.'lZf'"§l.°ifIiIffI.T§§"1.".f"i§iTf..i‘
Elegant, eiieetlve, artistic.
GEO. ll. CO0 K.
The Studio \\ lui'-o Hnbv in Always Welt-ouie
'lry‘ Hugiics’ Di-
gestive Tonic
I gives snap. vim mid energy to
the systrm. As an rppetiz -r it can-
not ba beaten.
Prlce 25c per bottle.
Geo. E. Hughes
APOTHECARIES’ HALL .
 
M-1~.`i\. _,.\\` Q (EET) 
Best
Quality ol
'coalat
Geo. E. Full’s
coal yard.
E:  dgghs
Automobile 'I 0 Hire, solid pair for this wet,
Tiioiumi tflysr, 30 horse power. nests live
pet-iioiis including ohaffour. \\’ill hire hy th
iliiy for oountry runs, ani by the hour
iilioiit, tho sity. -For fiii-ther particu-
itrs apply to JAMES 0Fl"lillt, Opp Cathedral
in ' i ei r o .St
New Australian
Raslns
We have just receiv
ed a few boxes. They
are nice and juicy with
a delicious flavor. Try
a few pounds.
M c K en n a’s
At Both Stores.
Seo our
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B tl0lS
to-day.
Sprague 8: C0.
Sunnyside
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Uupl. -lor. Read, M. L. A. Sumniersidn.
was aniniig the visitors to this City
yesterday.
'Ina .voiding Liiiics place on October
liltli iii tiiis City uf Miss Grace Uuiniiig
Lo W. li. Cook. A
Miss Minnie (Yltielly who has been
visiting in this City leaves this morning
for New York.
tieurtge anti Mrs. Uuming have arri\'ed
ir.tni New York on is visit to Charles and
Mrs. Uuuitng City.
lluwaril Earle who has been the guest
- .il l:‘riif. S. N. and Mrs. Earle, City, ieit
 ,yestei-tiny on return to Uansu.
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Erur
Our fall stock of In-
victus shoes is on the
shelves and waiting for
you sir -we know them
to be one of the
very hest shoes made
in America [our ex-
perience has proven it]
and we are anxious for
you to try a heavy
cold weather.
Prices $4.5o and
$5 -oo a pair.
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Alley® Co.
Charlottetown Agents.
""“' ' i i '-"` ”” ,
* llll.H.U..|[lHllSllli.
Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and| fitted:{for
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
9 to ll tt. m. l.iI'l-3.i!l D m.
Evartiyipa by aopoiutmeiit.
dtww .
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Piokling_ Vinegar i
Th l kiln sensonis about iieie and
in 0:55- cthatgyonr pickles will keep
right you must have good vinegar.
We have an extra strong French Wlli¢=
Wine Vinegar that we speclallysorecom-
mend for p ckling purposes at cents
P°;§f,;i,'¢.¢ gi-has nagiuii ivriu 7s
¢ l.
cczlyrgogeii 5”; Engllsli Malt 48 cents per
l.
gapme f-rdf, \'t.-,¢gsi- Ao cents per gal.
X ‘ X while wine: Vinegar 40 cents
pei gal.
Beer & Goff
Tm, ,,|d ,.ii><tom of ecuriiiig rurds is
,iy|,,,, 0|", but wc ni-u auto thnt
A Good Portrait
will nlwriyn be ri\r‘oi\'uti with flienstltp
by your friends. We have nil the most.
'm|,m,, ,\,|,. pi-nr-eases and the lntost
styles in mounts at tho
ii-Avi-:it sruiiio
Ainong those leaving for Iloston yester-
iliiy iiiuriiinyr were John li. tioady oi' New
.nw ii Uross and John J. 0'Coune|, of L-`ori.
Augustus.
S i- l"rerl»i-Lck and Lady Bortlrn were
ntemiineu in this City yest.rrtiiiy
ftciiiuon by 5irLouls and Lady Davies
at lt.\'t~rsiilr:. _
P. J. I). Hync chief clerk of the Boston
8: Maine office, Boston, left on return
yesterday moi-ning after spending a
holiday in this city.
The steauiei' Yale of thc Eastern S. S.
Co., had one ot the largest. passenger liste
of tue sc isoii when she left for Boston ou
riituriiay night. last.
Av-gus McLellan, brothci-of 1lcv.tl. J.
Mcbellnn of thin City, lcft llucsday to
enter Liivui University where hc will
cintlnus his studies.
F. P. Ciii-vcll`s friends in this city will
tis pleased to hear that he is lunch better
and that. he expects to leave Montreal
next week for this City.
B
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The police Tuesday seat-che-d_ the store
of i rank McDonald in search of intoxi-
oanis. Ajax- ofgder was tue only suspi-
cious looking be erngeinsight. and this
was taken in charge.
Mrs. Coles, wife of Dr Coles Regina, ro-
iurried yciterdny from a protracted visit
io Prince Edward Island. Her mother Mi-it
Richards who accompanied ner is als:
mick. They had ri very pleasant viii-.ation
in the sea glrt province.-Ri-.tglnii Stau-
d»ii-tt.
The mzvi-iritze took place yesterday morn-
ing at nine o`clock in Glace Biy of Misa
Edith Bic odell, dniigliter of Rev. .Tas and
Mrs lilesedelc to Frank' llucheniin o
Uhurlottctown. The hrldesmritriwas Miss
Ethel Goodwin while Rav. Mr. Mrekacicil
its grooinsman.
The most fashionable welding to take
pltirt- in the parish of Eastf Buy, Noi-th
Sydney, was solsrunlzed Tticsday,}|Sept
l7t.h in the Catholic church, by Rev. M.
Mackenzie, parish priest, and uncle of the
lrrlrle. The contracting parties were J H
McQu»iid,of the Coiuuiei-cial Bank. Autog-
nlsh, and a native of Uharlottcsown, and
»it.one time manager of the Mi-rehants
Bank of P E Island, at Qydnay, and Miss
May MacKenzie, niece of the officiating
cleryzymcn and dnughtu r of W and Mr.
MacKenzie, Alton, Mass. The church
was benutlfullydecortited for thc occasion.
The front pews of the church were re-
seivi-fl forthe guests, who were present
fiorn Sydney, North Sydney, Antigoniah
and other places. A nuptlal hilrh mass
with Professor I-Iorrigaii, of Syd nay, leafl-
ingtiie choir, was sung hy lt~_v. Father
lllfii-Konzle, Miss /ignvs McPherson, of
North Sydney, pi-writting ut the organ.
The bride, charmlngly attircd in u dri-as
ui Eolenne clt-tn, with hat to match, and
carrying n hemitifui bouquet of white
roses, was led up the aisle by her cousin.
Fi-rink N. McMillan, of Sydney. Miss Mil-
lie Elliot, of Montreal, acted as brides-
maid. and wore ii costume of grey bi-oi'id-
oloth with but to match. She cirricrl is
beautiful hnqust. of pina carnations. \Vil-
liriin Chisholm, M, l’., iurrister of Antiqu-
nlsh supported the groom. After the wud-
ding ceremony a sumptuous dinner
wus svrvi-il nt the iileiw H00”
Several hundsonis cheques, costly cut
_<¢‘iis.~r, Chii aware and |>rlL'-=\-|\l‘fiU» ilebidcs
uiiiiicruuriozli-r i-.ilurilile presents, weir-
iert-Iveri by the popular young couple. The
¢roun.‘.~t prim-iit no the bride was a mag-
uiflii-nt necklace of pcirls and ODBIH- T0
thi- tiildearuviirl lie Dresenteri a qold urea-
retil-shriperl l~ril0eh not with P°"|'- Mr'
iiiid Mn. MCQll'1|‘i'~‘i Weddinu Wu' "ul in'
cliiiie Upper Canadaanii the New England
S ii i--1.-llallflix lleriiid.
1 “ Emulsion of Cod Liver Oli" with
(;,m|¢ol" and Hypophosphlles of Lime
.nn sofui ti fi mi-iiiu rvmedv f°\‘ vvuizhe.
colds and gi-iisnil di-lillity. Pleasant to
taste nml easily digested. 40c per bottle.
A \\' ii.-Mtn i-him. B. Sunnyside.
Miss Margaret Whelan who has been
the quest, while in this City of Mrs. P.
S. liroivn, leaves ih’s mornlntz for her
lionii- in§Cnl-foi-nia.
A large number oi fini- horses are leav-
ing this Province each week, being |ut'
ch ist-d principally ily iiuyi-rs from stat e,of
I-luiac, for use in thc luinllri- wands.
John and Mrs. McMillan, Hazelwood
announce t-he marfiuze of their daugliter
E. Gladys Hamilton to Noruian l\l~.~I.~iin,
on Wednesday, Sept. 23th, llltl7 at Html
wood.
Fiiiuk O Linton, tc( rcs(-ating thc
Tueket Cigar Co., manufacturers of the
famous lllrirgcurlti- Uiaar tiiirl Will M
Ste\'ciis,ri-pdesenting thc M--Alpine 'fo-
baccn Co, return this -iiiiriiiiiu troni »i
short huslness trip throutrli t.hc_ proviiic- .
The school uporta of ltlJ7 will be li»»l-i
next Saturday at C. A. A. |rrciiud<. Th-i
following are the usual events; Putting'
ahor, 50 yard dash, einht yi- tra, Hop step
and jump. 50 yard dash, niiii- yi-Ars’
Brondjump, 75yard dash, 'i--i years, i’.»le,
vault, Tiiyiirdrlash, elevoi years, lilah
jump, 75 yard diish,t.welve years, lt'l l yiirl
dash,ilftecn years and over, lluiile bloyclr,
22) open, Q tulle bicycle. iii) yards opon,l
illle lilcycle,l0fl yard dash, thirteen _vo ire,
100 yard flush, lourtccii years, Keir; i-.icf-,
Tug of War.
The death of Mis. \\'llllam Vesicy of
Covehesd Road took place on VVcdni-isdiiy
thc llth lnst, and her remains wt-rc
intwred inthe Methorllst Uenieti-ry at
York on Saturday 1-ith. Thi- obsequies
were conduc‘i-rl by Rev. G. 1"' Driwson of
York and iii-v. Mr. Hawley of Marshfield.
An unusually lai-zo uunibor attended thi-
iunri-al, attesting to the great. respect and
esteem in which the deceased was held
hy all who kncw her. Early in life Mrs
Vcisey (Margaret Stewart) united with
the Presliyterian Church und until
her death reniriiried a consistent
ineinbi-r of tim same nut- living
conveniently near to the church of her
cho'ee, hi-rliroad minded und liberal spirit
cuu~ci her ti th:-ow hericif into thc uc-
t-lvlties ofthe hlethodist church which
will greatly miss hrr present-if and hearty
co-operations. She was pnrtlculurly in-
terested in the cause of Christian missions
und was nn active member of the \V.M.S.
at Yii-lr, where as one of the officers of
this society she endeared herself to ull
her fi-llow workers. By thi- sick and dy-
lngbedsidc and in Liu- homes of the sorruw
and distress Mrs. Vessey was a true
friend. See sherl the radiance of ri lovely
Christian character upon all with whom
sho camo in contact.She passed from earth
,iii the full assurance of faith triuniphantly
rusting in thc inet-its of thc Ct-uciiled Re-
fleemir. Beside |\ orrowing husband she
leaves to uiourn one daughter, Annes at
home, and two sons, Rev. Herbert Vessey
of the Saskatchewan Conference anti
l-Irldie -tt houie. The family has the rleep»
est sympathy of oil their fi- ends in their
sou- |»i~re:\\‘<-ment.
______.?__..._
There is iuoi-a Ciit\rrli,in lou -
country thuu nil otlici- d mgoiiicr,
liud nutil t,l\o lust tcw ycnrt. uDPosed to
bciiit-ui~iil.».c. For ii grant. uirtuy years rio rms
proiiouiicod itn local disease and prcscrlbcri
oral i-_ivliiitllsr and by notistutitly fviiiliur to
ciiriiwitli loc-ui treatment, prooiinccd il lu-
cui-ulllo. Science has ri-ovsii cami-rh to he it
coiistitiitiorihl disease und therefore requlrfs
coiistitiitloiiiil troutiiiciit. Hiill‘»-t Critni-t-li (‘iii~ri,
iiiiiiiutrii-turod by I~`. J. (.‘hc|\oy dc Co , Toledo.
Ohio. is tho only ooiisititiitlonul euro on thc
market. Ibis trikou liitoi-iiully in dos-cs froui
i0 drops ion. teaspoouful. it iicts dlrcctlyou
the blood nud uiu<-riii.< my-fit(-.r-y; gf tht, _..y.r,¢|,,
They ofl'cr one liiiuriri-ii riollurs f i- iiuy t-use it
fails to cure. Send for circiiluri-t arid testi-
iiinnliils.
Adrli-css: F. J. t'lll<iNit)Y & Cu , Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Driirrtrlswt, 751-.
Tnko }{nll‘n l<`iiuilly Pills fn nliaii.
WANTED
Every gentleman who wants any liln
u tue clothlrigllno to inspect my new
spring goods. They are the prettiest
patterns you oi-fr saw lu sultlngs r
coatings, Liouserlngs and ancy
vcatinrrs. This is the store to get ou
clothes inurle to oi-tier ut. the lowest
possible price ini-good goods. I have in
employ the licst; iuc-chniiics in Chur-
lottetownanillfyou teuvo your order
here you will rrceivo eriltire sntisfuctioi..
JAMES CALl.At;‘l-IAN
Merchant. Tailor,
Upper Queen
turttsltf
Orihoptics i
We have received an-
other lot of the pop-
ular 7
' D. R. A.
Orthoptic, and also a
rew
 * P'1°"° ‘W - Q"°°"s""'“"` _ _p A- ._  -----~ for $2 on
_,A--._-"_ - W -----» - -  -' -A  " ' -ri... English speci-
. C
lb and ¢,¢ ag good as any 75c imported choeolates. YO" M2 U0
“H " 50° Per ’ therefore et va'1\e for .mr motley- Name °" ° . it -mi..
ENGLISH Si‘Et."l`ACLE
0RTll0l"l` ICS
The D. R. A. sells
‘ White’s Best Li-'tht Color Chocolates-I-1-I'  “°i'=S°“~“f°' *'05-
M U __ .
1 ' G F Hutcheson.
“_ ing any huh duly Oil lil/il it s g _ Y tr: v.cr.'\:: \\f "tt ii
sv;-y piece, . t
`r \~"',"
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to buy or noi.
Stanley
Stanley Bros.
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i -- THE NEW --
tall and Winter Boats
art- lit-sr-~ i-ir vnu; :ill the latest
.~it_ylc~ :intl »°<»l<»r.-, ilirccl; from
_ the tii:i.tiiit.icttii~ws.
` .All si'/.vs fr-mit 32 to -L4- in,
]jver_v pi-loo front' $4 oooh, and
' up, Good Coats these, you will
_ like them when you see them,
‘f Come! whotlit-r you Want
Bros.
petition.
Pickling Vlnegars and Spices ‘
WhlteWlueVlnegar...... . . . . .
._ ............40¢gi\I
' Pure Cider.Vinegar..... ..--... .  . ...4O¢ gal
English l/[alt Vinegar . . . . . . . . .
.. . . . . .t~.O¢ gal
French Vinegar (5 gil dsuii-]oliu‘.=). . . . . . . . . . .
. .$2 Oil ea,
" SAK IDEESCIN' &3 (TC
- and orchard.
__ _____ Pursuant to said decree. I will also
_ e_.__*‘ln.___*‘_.____,_ __ _ _ . ..  _.___ ,n_______.,~__,____ ___._.,, ,eu by
W. C. TURNER & Ct).
The Low Price Store!
Have you resid otr competition ad. which appeared in The Mornlng’s
Guardian for the past ten days. Get one ofyour oil Guardians and read it
again or better still get ous oi our bill lic-ids which wc put in every parcel ot'
goods bought from us. The reverse side oi' which contains the whole coin
Somebody is going to get u good thing out of lt. .
tlur Motto is
I/iw prices on everything- in general dry 2-oo-ls, treats' furnishing-s
HFAVSON TWEEDS, l\iONC`l`ON 'l`WEEDS, OXFORD 'l` /Vl‘Il£DS,
flarinels blanketiug, .liupgc-ls, itc . e'c.
\V< give 35C per lh for wool in X change for nny goods in the store.
W. C. TURNER & CO..
mi.
In charge of nu
to tne value $75.ooo. c
ficate has been organized.
Mount Allison L ea dios’ s..Jo11eg o
54th Vear Commencea Eovn ber 5,t 907
l\i.i.<:sr~:\- Ti>.niit,E S ii;roi iii-lust-:iioi.i» Scissor.
Normal Course certi-
ficate from Mount Alli-
ron act-eptetl as qualiti-
¢<liou fo: teaching
Hi-u-elinltl Science in
rw liriinswici: Schools.
\'lli~;r°.-\n‘i‘.\mN'i‘ Ulf Oa-
/vronv ~fTiluiterl with
\-arieasox Coi.|.rir:E Oi-
(`)RA’l‘0l4\‘, liostnu.
Graduates f-om this
ilepwtnieu. of Mount
Allison may enter the
Seni-.ryear at Emerson.,
lillf-‘!El’.\l (W l-`ll\'lC ARTS
A" and rq ripped wiili Pictures. Casts, etc..
omplete course leading to agraduating certi-
Cousniziwroiu- or Mt-sic with faculty of ten niembera and equip-
ped with two Steinway Grand Piano, three Pipe Organs and lforty-ii x
Pianos for concert andnpractlce purpt-ses.
Course leading to .L.A.Dicoimr<. Sciionsasriii-s for worihy-aiud-
dents. Corresponrleiirv- Sollc tec`.
liutllti-:sez nlv. I. C. BORDEN, D. D,
xx *i*i. N.lJ., 7-29dmthrm5w.
‘M J~_L l ___
_._._._ ,£1 I; I
F‘liE l[i_S_lllilN GE
For riilos iii the l‘. ld. island .\luiuril Fira lu-
i-uuro Pour mules on l~`i\i'ni liulldiuml.
i`iiiii-oline, Halls. Ri-iinol Iloliaos, Uhr-om Fao-
lni-irs, Writer Mills,Hlori-'1.&|-..t\|\plytu
l‘. ll. lililili. l'li\r\~|1i||t Slrool.
t v. v _ that-icit».-icuii
L. S. DOYLE
Veterinary surgeon l
(Graduate Ontario Veterinary College#
Alli)RESS-Revere llotel, Ch‘tnwu.
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Everything
tln thc
Program
Tonight
at the
Wonderland
show
is cntircly
llCW.
7-ltilif
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Farm Fir Sole
li»il`e-r‘_\- pi-l\'»\it~. .~'ri||~ iiiy friini ~il‘.tlu *rl .it
*‘l iuii i i i "
l{i'|l_\`>~t'i'i»&~,l.ni1.. . ' .~ ~l`|\ I ui' iw l||'|'|:~4 0|'
It-vclinlti in d.I4|ri|'wli|<-Iir\|1'i'l|¢iii-.riirl lim
ii.t|:iur~i:1-o\i~|'i'tl uitri ii igiuill ~.|| >pi_\' -ii' Iiiril
rind _-rift iirnirl. .tt prc-i‘ut il i.-.zill -i-wir-ri intl.
i
I iii
lir
iiii li\ii'rli||i;~.
ir ilu- lui-iiiianrt is ii iurui- iiciv ilwci-iitu
ilu-1', wi li ri fi-r\~L pruif vt: .ri-_ luii-ii, i-iutrli
uno. lit-ii li<»u~i-, piiiuriry, piciriity, iiuri o‘lu~i-
Sit iil<:rl,ri-it i~i1i llin iu|i|»r»di:i|r~ tivliilty
st-liniils. i-liiii' l|r~-'. .-1. ti-c~_ 1-:ir-pcitliei-~ riiiil
.if
l>|ii--lr-ini-li~t li~»| ~.I| tit.-i-.init vii ~-.-ti f.i.~u~i-ic-.
'iiul ruily fniir-ur ilvv tiiili-~ fi~t~|u \'ir-tot-i.~ run-
\»flliil -t -iii li ti ii ~ iii tl|» |'i|»\ ii it
_ -iv >|-.;5|it. - -iii--_
i- it \-i-ry iii-~ii.-il».i- |u-i»|»r:ily, :init viill Inv nuirl
.ii ri I;-it-.-:.iiii.
A iruml ti '<-. ;;ririi~iii|lc|'<l.
ifur piiiti--|i|.ii.~ apply tour wi-ite.
J. ll. }lii)!\'.\t-lI.\\'.
l'. lil. l. liuii\\‘.iy,
Sale ol Vatuaho ltaat Fstata
lfoutt of lihanuay
in Chancery
Blttfoizi-I *riiic VICE Cii.\Ncr<:i.t.ou
No rr 8
Michael Curran and ano.
Exeoutorn
and other L`imipl.iiiin.1ts
-lind-
Mary Ann Martin
and other l)ci'e|uln'.ita
Vursuaut tu mid bv virtue nf a decree
of the Honorable; Rowan Robo.-rt l"itv.-
gerald, Vice Chancellor, made in this
cause on tlie '1`weniie'li day of Ma; ,A l>.
1907, I will sell by
rustic Aucriou
Tuesday the l7th day of
Lseptember next.
A. D- |907
At the hour of Twelve o’clock nnou:
All that tract, of laurl, situale lu .tlie
Royalty of Charlottetown, and being
the farm owned by the iate]ohn llugan
anti Thomas Hagan, formerly the
Burrn ws property consisting Ot' teii
acres three- roods and thirty four poles
of land, a little more or less, to'-ctlicr
wiili dwelling house, out houses harris,
PUBLIC AUCTION
Thursday the l9tl\ day of
September next.
A. D- l907
Beginning at the hour of iz o’i-lock
noon, the rollnwlng properties. uwucd
by the lute john Ilagan ami Thomas
Hagan:
of tlit: (irceu Road "ii the Cnuirnoii ot'
Charlottetown kitcwii as ilic tunnrrv
.zmperty list-ing uffroiit on Green Road
of about |54 feet with tauiiery ltuililliiga
thereon. This property can be piirclias-
ed in lots,
2 llouble te-itciiiciit dwelling liones-
nid premises sitiiatr-in tlic south side of
:lie (irccn Road in Clinrlnttctuwii
Common, having a iront. tlicrcoii of
about 39 feet.
3 Three ‘ericniclit dwelling lioiisc
.itiirile iii ilie east side of the Spring
i‘rirk Road. ucrir liriyllclrl rtreet, in the
loiiimnns ot' L`hi\rlot\¢:tnwii, liaviug ti
front ilicrc--n ol tilly feet, and kuovi-ii
is the Liviiigstoiic property.
A ll--xible tenrmcnt dwtlliiig lioust-.
in the east si ie ofb`piirg Park Road,
ifljuining number 3 and having a front
in Spring Prirlr Rozid nf A5 iect riud
:nowu as the Wright property.
The above priiperlii .~' will be sold free
rnm lnrunibraucea.
The purchaser will bc re-qiiireil tn priy
wetity pcr cent ofthe purchase iii:-iiev
it the time of purcli irc and ilic biilam-c
ipnu tlie exccittioii of the deed.
'i`lie stile will lic r-v uli'iuid liv 'lic
Fourt of Cliunccry willioiii i xpi-trac tri
he uiivcli:i~x r.
Daitrl this 6tli rltiy of Augii t, A. ll.
for- .
’ J. A. r.oN<:\v:Jti'ru
Master in Chancery
[AMES] JOHNSTON,
Ciimpiriinants Solici'or.
8 i9 'iutliroi
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Arc You Troubled
with poor fitlimr oinliioil If -1
roritv to us uint y.iir trnithlue In
hiit lim- \\‘| l lu- til au cud.
We are gaining a.
reputation
oi-irnod ills and we nit- ~olli-iliriu
your trridi- to show _vnu that un
'urnv utii' l\\i~l|io-i~ nml nic up In
tin- iimi-k l-i |ui\\orn~. sly-l1~ iiud
ii-ui-kiuiiiieliip If vlui tire- liiii-iitn
~uir. write ht-rv. \\`<» lim-c plntisoii
luiii.'tii~i\s ofntlii-rs hurl are rni|tid»
out in--ni: plr-:iw y Your--’ for
tmuil ills.
Mctlonald & Perry,
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