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`  B ' s nun' Ponrrl s"`""""""'iiiiHAvANA' Ju" lsqiiieililin ililalulil on Ouven.1rs ._ I ' 
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Cai. coMPLICa'r1oN s the hull oi the bet ll n n
are astounded to the extent oi the
A ,,,,n,l,,,. l n, nl ln, on ,B r‘ taly but is heing given elleet in dnnmsc dcnc by the cxplclicn-
0 ° g c r ° The warship was literally blown to th In back at Je Lal. I. sl
1  U16 V8-l'i0_llS Pl‘0t0B¢&n¢ rcliKl0l18 bod- Emmdn' It is not surprising that iti pieces and in view of the remarkable  IIZB IIIIUOII Of King and Ql1€¢U Wi _ P ' ge fe _
11 h - ' ~
e have within the pane few weexn  :lf°";:dt:sf:;';°f0,§f;_u':§tf°:';;'22°, °°§_‘}ifi"_'; °i il” “gil 2_1; l"““'-‘ ‘“" _ _same style selling_at Se each. - _ _ _ _
ie
_ e 0 I' B ll t b Bu
 rnndc pronouncements in resard to ioo1nin1nn and especially in chose lo- “Honey eiiieei' :life iaulkueade nad Brooch design King and Queen picture with gilt edge 5c eac 1. _
e
» Vile are putting on
sale in our window a
lot of ash fishing rods
3 piece, brass ferrules,
' suitable for boys Icaru-
» ingto fish or for bait
' f1shing.\.V‘e aleoffering
8
Big
Bargain
in this lot which will
only be for zl fcw days. that
goc rods for :loc
5oc rods for 34c snr.,
6oc rods for 39c “Om
ted
Leading Tackle Sfore
of t
liver O11.
ask
Casseroles gli
I`€
\\'u l1:l\u l`i‘C¢‘i\'i'<| <lirl'1‘l l`ro1ll llrg
thi' makers the very newest dc- to
signs in lllis mos: :lpprcpriale
WIil)Dl\U GIl"'l`S illcllliliilg gn)
Pie Plates, Rake Dishes, llcail
Pots and Salad Dishus. (jr,
The silver frames iil lllcsc are thc
beautifully pierced and the lining ren
d
are pure white inside ailll brown
outside. They make lllc heal
cooking utensil. _-_-.
he Ne 'i`°'h°i`° ‘i°°"°° “iid its Pfomhi' calitles where under its administra- h°°hh “'°'° °‘°“mhl°d ui” paper "nd
snticn in Cenndn. but nc far as cur tion 1: has led to the disruption ol 
reading E0” Wl¢il0llii iflyilig i`i°Wh hhi' families and so much sorrow and I
specific remedy. They have, however, nenr-t_l,nrnln ne has been reported
g e i .
Uiiihmeii geheihi P"i“°iPi°“- with lt is impossible to consider the Ne    
which The Guardian is quite in ac- fl-,mere Decree or elle rellglnnn “_
cord; and which fairly express the at- nnetn nl the present ln-nnble a10ne_
ih‘i° °i Phoiehiiihi Cahhiih' 'Ilhey are complicated with racial and
iil`,°“‘iiY iiley 185' d0Wll the Pi'i“°i‘ political features of the gravest char-
hie ihhi h° °h“'°h hhhh h° Phhmitteh acter. By a strange succession of cir-
to dissolve marriages that are legal- cnmstnncen the French pl-nvlnce 0(
iY Perihrmhhl ahh that hh °h“r°h Quebec stands today in the heart of
hhhh he permitted th exhhcihe ahY Canada, dividing the Protestant com-
8llfiJ0l`lil' 0l` PI‘lVll°g° ill Canada that munities of the east from those of WASHINGTON June 14...A¢f,er 3
is not accorded to allchurches, Thesc the west, itself the most solid and tenlgrapnic hunt lastln' sever-nl
principles have been repeatedly aifir- devoted Catholic community ln the weeks Ciprnmo Castro’ former. nl-eel.
mod in these colunlns and by them wr-n.ln_ In race' lnngnn_ge_ lnwg end dent
we stand `most firmly. We have not religion it ernnde apart from the oth. on board the Steamship Consul Gr-on.
hhii will hht hiivh ih Ohhh-hh' “hy er Provinces of the Dominion. Poli- tuck’ an obsolete gnnn0e1;_ formerly
in IIE
I'0g8
].G.]amieson n
_ DRUGGIST f.§’,§f,°
liglo
give
Ellc
\\' ll 0
miie?
rob
BH
hihie °hh"°h~ hh hhi’ feiigihhh h°hY tically it stands solid and compact owned by the Itnllnn government
is hhiviihgcii hbhve °ihhi`h~ Aii ,under a French Canadian Premier wnlcn ln now nt port de pair, Haytl.
i Stand “Poll all equal iootiligi and dominates the Dominion. He ig undoubtedly on his way back
Tile iflli1l'@BSi0l1 is, ll0W€Vei`1 Wide' Our naval policy is shaped to to Venezuela to etiy up a revolution
'id ih Protestant Canada that the please Quebec, as the constitutions ageing; the present government there.
all Clll5il01lC Cillll`0i1 illlé Hl`F0Ba‘ of Alberta and Saskatchewan were The
to iiiieii cefiaill PUWEFB and PW” framed to the like purpose, and t0- tai.; steps to thwart his plans.
lives that €ll0l`0H¢i1 “P011 this day our very relations with the Em- -pnln le the eecond time Castro has
inciple of equality and which in- pire are made subsevient to the ende
F0 "Ot illffellllelltli’ Wliil iileilllli name controlling influence. A vast ninoe he was disposed a couple of
is hi those heihhgillg i° Other i`€'lproject for the addition of new ter-_ years ago. On his former attempt
hh ilhhies- This imPle55i0h Was ritories from the north.to Quebec, ne e
n an impetus at the time of the ontario and Manitoba le now in train Mer
ililfisiilf COHSFESS ill M0llU'€&l. and only suspended because Manito- refu
ll illgil Callllllllilll Ofllflilllli ill tilelf ba insists that ller non-sectarian ther
ES Oi still-9 and tile llliilf-My f°fCi’5 school law shall cover the territory gg:
he chhhiry ‘Vere -ioiheii ih ii Cath* to be added to that Province, as the Si
DF0C€BBl0ll HB iiley W0’~lid “Oi be separate school law will cover the *-0
Sd Ol” Permitted '50 ‘i0 ill 8-HY like ares to be added to Ontario and as Ohh
_ 1 _ l _ tl time
sinus Observance of the Anglican. the lawn, language and religion of ffpfisapheared At ie mme
sbyterian, Methodist or other Quebec wl11 eover the 400,000 equnre nec
tcstnnt bodice- This ought never miles to he added to the French- zuel
have occurred, and forms a just epeeking Pr0vin¢e_ Yagi
llllll Of Cllflllllllillt- To our mind the political aspects necfally nnxlnns to lneete Castro and
F‘lii0Wi“§ llD0ll_ the Eucharistic of the situation ns it stands are not to
llgfesll Came the Pl`0lllUlgl1ti0ll Of less grave then those arising from 1nBt!‘llCtl0ns were sent to all conslllal
Ne Tenlere Decree, which as al- the Ne Temere decree. That oi itsell him
dy stated in these columns is not is but all incident in a far wider ant
cannot be enforced in France _or movement. i 1 par
tinlque. The French authorities
sed to allow him to go any flir-
nce his former attempt £0 lf¢i“l`”
Venezuela Castro has lived ln the
ary Islands. Several weelue §E°
tive revolution against the Eene-
an government for the DuI‘P0S¢ °i
oring Castro to power.
preveut his rcturn to Venezuela.
hentls information reached the de-
tment that Castro had been seen
Lisbon and the state devsrtlllelli
G. ll. Taylor
Jeweler hh'
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No Troubleif
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io get the coal yoth"
' in
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vvzmtzltl1clcar<ls.ll1e -ll'
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Phone 240. 
0llS- 6-l7dll lnttilralised there. Many American ._
itizens are now removing to Can- Sir:-As n citizen of Montague I de-
Speolal sale of Ladies' and ¢
Gangs' llmln-ellns today an Parr mln, becoming naturalised and are hire tif l'll5k_9 ii Pl‘0t0Bt Bgfilllsll 8
ons. 6-11dl1 than heeonllng citizens of canada. .§;‘_’§§d‘";‘§_f,‘§§t tix; l:,_i;f_ii’;§nlt’§’i’_‘§
 :md Benedlctlon at 7 p. m. '
 sALv.l'r1oN ARMY.
' ' _   _ Sunday. Services at 11, 3, and
"""" ' Q4 5 30 D m Week nights service -Mon
i`\
,,. l
_'_ B
“_lRemcml1er those prices are only for h
Saturday and Satllrdlly evening,
,e1UMMl0R [_l;.;;\ll.yl~q~E AND l,UMM_ because the United Kingdom does not Oi tile Domestic Animals Act- Here
ER i.INN1c'r'r1s i‘o_l\'l‘s_ neenera11n1 wcogniee the validity of canadian Itvfigie fe h§"’hh°f"Tth°t°““i;’"‘ fiihe  Raw? _ ,nw rneénay Thursday ann"na,__,`
0 ag c oo rus ees 0 nsert =:-'-' 44%-/-\" ’ . ' ' `
~‘ r’ _ day at eight p. m.
all sizes worth $5.50, Satilrfli-ly $3.00. n
This a reasonnlllv oliver nnll worth in-
vestigating 1-,A.nONs_ 6_16d2i. citizen of the Unitcrl States, natur-‘a further notice as prescribed by . ;‘.*;~,__  _
» ~_ .sl
wool. Athlotlosults. union suits, the United States and has been na- The notices for the annual h l `i "  1
| _., ,_ d H I 4 __ _ _ BC 00 2  ~  urday. This is a very effective
'?_;"?_ ;5%°;’é"2_§3 D2? isglrhibflig tuinllsed thelo, and who has after- nsleeting ol this year have been post- 5- -=1.L__ --=  range ol pretty white brooade
Bruno. 1 6-I 7rlrrf ' Wards returned to Canada and been e up and no mention has hem mild” "1 '  V°Shih95`48iflC'i'i°5Wid¢’~Sll'lD6S
. _ _ _t _ _ of the after meeting undef" the Do- |||__.,___’// _   _f|0ra|5_p|n dots-regular price
1|.
C00, ,,,,do,W,,_.,, rm. summer arl1111o1m.a111>1c11al1nlte11st11rea_ mak re “muon el nv t nl  ’_;.__., \ pretty ior a new tailor style
wear. in oor.l.on.I|1lon and natural A i-illllllliillll l>0l°ll Wllo HHS gollc to 1 ningeat qerne nfs rlrnniieetlii gnlnfnlreuni ,; ` "'i’-_-;~'f. _, sale lot on the counters hr sat
‘ ` _ a
, c
t England that he le. whllc there. sight, or la it the mtention of the   _
legally 11 citizen of the Unlted trustees that cattle. sheep 11nd  _ McLeod. ' 6.|7¢|||
 ,~,~l_,,ten_ only on bln return to Cam horses shall be permitted to run 111,  --___
' mln is he a Canadian citizen. This lnrge on our streets under no r"i`i“"
They say so provided
UW
best for a11_\' llurllose. fe
sidence. That is, rl foreigner going Only one Dominion `is far too nar- I
reside in England and desiring to row for those who aspire, as they nge
come a British subject can only properly may, to be citizens of the or-1
ttnin the latter object after resid- Empire. ow
‘-5 Ulcfe five years, and then pro- - l-- gh
ring rl certificate of naturalisation NOTES e
d taking the oath of allegiance. ' ge
The over-sea Domlnions have their The legislative term in Nova S 1’l`
co- me
n laws as to nutllralisatioll each . , _
(mrin La lun e h t _ t’ _ tia is now five years, instead of four ste
iid if g r or S or ei erm 0 ‘as in our own Province, so that ill
s' ence and the usual formalities. . , st
, This process is good enough so mr should the Liberal Government hold
-Order today. as
, iiice to the end of the term it will
th t t' ' - 0 il”
8 PM icuii" munity is con exceed the length of colitinuous Lib- ed
ised the Portuguese government
his glleged movements. This ln
mation was probably incorrect.
or several weeks. ll0“_'9Vei`» hh'
vements of the steamship Colllllli
ostuck have been regarded With
plclon. H. W. Furnlss. Ulllieh
tes minister to Haytl, advlsel
_ ii   *_  i` adv
QlTlZENSHH. OF- THE EMPIRE zenshlp by becoming citizens of any nf
-_-_ foreign country they are British sub- for
The Imperial Conference has been jects and citizens in England, Can- F
uggling with the question of ne- ada, Australia or wherever the Brit- 
ralisntion and citizenship. At pre- lflll fiflg floats. But in these days sus
nt these questions are inastrango_ where a vast migration is taking Stl-I
mixed condition. The United place from year to year the need of the
ngdom has its oull laws for the Imperial citizenship- for naturalised 8;?
I V n allowed on board the steamer,
l1Fl~lliSi1l1i0l1 Ol aliens, among the aliens has become urgent and imper- \vh
ich made her appearance a fell
s ago in I-laytian waters. The
lted States consul has not been al-
wod to visit ber. The Consul GFOS
11 ia nn old Italian giinbnat lcrnr
nditions of ~which are tive years' HUV0- Citlzcllship that pertains to day
Y ' _
nership of the vessel is unknown.
ough she has lately been ll)'l‘lli1 til*
rman flag.
Late this afternoon Jullll B. ’l‘err8~
t, American consul at Port-au
ince, telegraplled the state depart
nt that Castro is _on board the
amer. The despatch was lacking
details, hui lr. la regarded by thi
ate department as authentic.
Ofhcers ol the state department
ve no doubt that all the interest
European and American power:
l co-operate, as was done on thi
thc Mother Country he will find that l.lOn_ (;_ p_ Cnlsholm Cnmmissiom st
l over from Canada to Australia or to ___ ' Ol
.  & D0' his natilralisation counts for nothing er Ol Works and Mlnee ln Nova sc0_ by
» __ there. He is not, in fact recognised tle_ wne among the l__ll,ernln_ who hs.
‘is h British citizen in Ellgiahd OT were defeated in the recent election for
Australia ii naturalised in Canada. nlnng with two other members ol the ha
Th” existing Billie Oi tile iHW Pl`0“ Government who held no portfol- dies near Haytl and they may be as-
( llllccs some strange complications. ion, si
_ , " For instance, many Canadians have -“-in Gr
Getan umbrollzl today at Pat- gone to the United States and been - _
lit if one of these visits England he tnle nlnne_ Not being nn incnl-n0rne_
as no status as a British citizen ed town we are under the provisions
is too absurd a 'condition of things your-e_ &¢__
to be allowed to continue and thel MONTAGUE.
 ln, erll C fern e ln nd rl Montague, P.E.I., 15 June, 1911.
t
o devise means to straighten mat-
ters out. what la aimed at is to ea- If-Every E1 Presidente cigar is
tanllah imperial citizenship that will The }I'_'_‘_‘_i°’ *‘i’°°i“i°il_’i “§_§‘ii?'Y "'°iil~
When the Weathgr man lu- legal and valid anywhere through- Ft sn, the sngiasiiin xnt clearaigigléhfg'
_ H
Sa S O de rees our out the Empire. Canada should make you give it your
y 9 g y fee! ol eo11r11e, those who are British preference- Hcld by The MacKinnon
say Canvas Shoes- born, or who are natives of any Drug C0" chrher Great Geo' &Khhi~
British country are all right. So sts' din'
011g ns they do not forfeit their citi-
D R Oil HC E EBVO Hg
rned so long as the naturalised . ~
' l ' wil
person resides there. But if be passes em power in Ontario' under Blake' for
Mowat, Hardy and Ross
mer occasion. to keep Castro Ol-ll
Venezuela and to prevent him from
artillg a revolution.
The present incident is complicated
the reel; that Centro apparently
s his own vessel, whereas in the
mer incident he travelled on a re-
' gular liner. The navy department
s several gunboats in the West In-
gned to keep watch on the Consul
ostuck.
far out oi their original posi-
Ull Bl]lH|] HIS
LWN WAHSHIP
oi Venezuela. has been located
state department will Pl`0lllPtiY_
avored to return to Venczllcln
ucceeded in getting as far as
on his way. Tlley wmpeiieh
to board a shill bollllli im' Eur'
rts became current oi a l>\’0B‘
cretary of State Roots was es
diplomatic officers to try iillli
. several days asc nvi>Hf°“iiY
state department today that nr_
but the otlicers and crew had
called the Umbria The present
A COMPLAINT FROM MONTAGUE.
atilralisation outside of Canada. A in the nntlne of the annual rneetlng _.fix §____ ii? \
close of the ilnnual school meeting to
lation whatever?
The nolnt of interest down
they know anything about 
the comfort of Cahvas Foot-
ware.
These foot comforters
shoes pays a big dividend C
rl foot ease
A I'
I am lnstlucted by lMiss Hilda a lot ofgood savings in the as
_A _ "Canada’s Beef
the great display of all kinds of 1 `
summer neckwoar at 35 cents. _   Illini" 
You wlllrlnd this in the case an 'ill -
tho front. door-and you will be ll; 'lil  '|
_ _ interested ln the great showing-_ iq 'li  Ill  /
° . .i l . l
Sl'¢ U0* ¢XP9llSlV¢»_ and lh¢ stewart eo sell by public auction on eomnen: neo. moore e moheod. "ll I || i ,“. l 'Ii I
mgngy you lnvggt ln Canvas the premises, 22 Brighton Road, on 6-|7q|| 4 'l p' 
- - » Monday, the 19th day of June, 1911, i 'Ili  Il l 
ommencing at one 30 o’clock p. m. ' l . |  ||, I , ’ . .- f
_ all the valuable household furniture "M Br°Wn'e. The Home cf Gccd .I ,ll 1 l i " Q
the property of the lnte w_ 1-[_ gtew. Hats, ls one of the best stocked and      
art, consisting ln part of parlor, din- 0lllllDD0d haf- d°DBl'i»ll1_°ll¢l $8812 Ol l 
M tre I. Ev had sha c lor
w
’ 1 ,1111,hd , dh 11- cn n erye c. pc.o 5,,/w
PJ'    elrilz frrrlggliiinref kleeiilennl-(;i:gea:nd lixn. and variety of hat is shown, as well
sils. pictures, lamps, mats, hook- as the lnewl season's styles in men's   ‘nd  --~
A stairs for Saturday is going to be
'VT v-
lined 111 111.111.1111, la when in England 1feW.Pl'c\'l<lins fcr a nleetins et the '»`\ E-  \\ lfyou are looking for something
l
'o
nv
ei'
hm" nd Mhhheh' will hhh hh ghihg mestic Animals Act Is this an nvc "'- is 16 cents reduced fl r one day
l ff , . 1
"ofa,
L’ /1.111 1
WE put the best
of leathers and
most skilful work-
innnshill into [Hunt
Shoes. Th-1t's wily
I/my rr-lain I/lcir smart
shape during their long
lilo.
THE IIARTT BOOT &
SHOE C0. LIMITED
Fredericton - N.B.
Shoemakers” 5 `*
L at
back 5c.
and blue ribbon I0c. _
design 451:
letters G. R. 5c each
Medal of ling George suspended from a red white and _blue nbbon`_ for 5;,
Medal picture of King and Queen suspended ff0Hl 2 Slit °f°Wil Wliil Pill
» White metal medal suspended' from bars with letters G. R. also red- white
Same design in gilt also same size I0c.
Broach pin King and Queen Se. _ _ _
Picture of Kind and Queen’s head in gilt setting suspended from bar in
coronation letters with pin back 25c. _ _ . _
Framed piciure of King and Queen on silk ribbon at 2 5c. Larger size same
Corilnation ribbon with crown and flags of the dillerent possessions also
Coronation ribbon crown and flags also letters G. R. circles with the words
“Long Live the King" 5c each
Royal blue ribbon with white crown and words Long Live the King 5c eacll.
Red whife and blue ribbon 5c per yard. _
5000Flags for Saturday
wholesale price. Save 25 p. c. to I-3 on our Flags.
P A T O N S.  
l _
~ METHODIST ‘
First Methodist-Rev. G. A. liosrl lit
eleven and seven. Sunday School
and Bible Class at 2.30. Visitors
welcome. ` _
Grace Church-C. J. Rlely at 11
and Mr. Louson' at 7.00. Pew five
reserved for college students. Every-
body welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN.
St. James-Rev. T. F. Fullerton ut
eleven and seven. Sunday SCh00l
and Bible Class at 2.30. 'Collc_l!0
students and strangers _cordially 1n-
Zlon.-Mornlng prayer mee ng a
even and seven. Sunday School and
Bible Class at two thirty. College
Central Christian-Rev J. F. Floyd
at cleven and seven. Sunday _School
and Bible class at 2.30. Prayer meet-
residence, 104 Prince.
BAPTIST.
Baptist-Rev. Z. I.. Fash at eleven
lnd seven. Sunday School at 2.30 p.
m., with ‘Loyallst" Class for adults
in church auditorium. A cordial wel-
come ls extended to all the services
of this “home-like church."
ANGLICAN.
St. Peter's Cathedral-lst. Sunday
after Trinity. Holy Communion at 8
to 11 a. m. Matins 10.15 a. m. Speo-
lal service for men at 3.45. Evensong
at 7. p. m.. _
St. Paul's Church-Rev Mr Murphy
at eleven and seven. Sunday School
and Bible Class, at 2.30. All seats
free. Holy Communion after even-
ing service.
ST. DUNSTAN’S CATHEDRAL.
First Mess at 7.30, C1hildren’s Mass
at 8.30, Catechism immediately aft-er
Mass. High Mass ai. 10.30. Vespers
-?_.____,__
shirt waist you will find a special
to I3 cents per yard Mooraol
HAD THE LAST SAY.
clulcl slllvllzls 1
vited.
- e tl i are
:en a. m. Rev. R. G. Strathic at el- hi*
students and strangers cordially wel- wil
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. . _ ,nn
.ng Wednesday at -8 p. m. All seats _q_
___, 1-1 'jf ` f. \. nf ef-M' Ni
' /\/\__‘ 1 lff,

‘ 2/113%), 1
» "~- 
FIRES
1
arfcd ill nlally llnforsciell ways. il is dilfirilll lo gilard against all danger no
r llow i`;lrvf11ly1\11 may be, but li '
FIRE INSURANCE POI.lCY
a r1~p11l:1l1lc Company will protect you against all financial loss by fire,
you arc lnlinsllred you slluuld lake out a policy :ll once. Our ratesare the low:-sl
stent willl absolute security.
Hyndman £6’ Co. Limited
9 ‘-
Provincial Managers, Chaloi|etowr..'l’.' li. l.
M. Hicks, Agent :ll Sllmmerslde
free. Everybody, including college,
students. cordially invited. Ministcr's "‘ -`
1 Lay By Some Money
For the Future. Young Man
The Cnnada_Llfe Assurance is a help to an young man. It
ls the best possible investment. return nz dohars for cents in
vested. ls the best protection you could secure for those depend
ant upon you, costs very little but brin s great returns. The
nhhouodwk "hdh'11l1e
very ac in ar 1 e-a 1.
have your life lynsured :ill lift ybueliiintohibzesgilirlaiilohsliliubublness
the continent.
rnal_l._ The payments are ver? easy and can be suited to your
lndivldual means. Call ln to ay and see what the Canada Life
has to oijer you-the Canada Life is the strongest compsny'.on
W. K. Ro ers i‘i“'“4°'
9 l>.l1:. l.ll.a11el1 " '
C. II. BLACK. Special Agent. 
7-nal... 0°
Seleniie Ilardwall Plaster
No waste, dries quickly, hard as stone. If you have
a house to plaster write us for prices and information.
-ALSO-
Plasfer Paris, Lime and '{_I.`aihs.
A._2 dnllwuchemin 81 Co
QUITE INVOLUN'1‘A‘1RY 1
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday issue.
Butter. per lb. 19 to 20
HH! $8.00
'Pressed straw Sh
Hay loo ,50 _
White 03:3 ‘G to W 
Ere” 17
Black Oats 40
HIIIBB ll
gill: wee as to :loo
° ` 1 t 7
Potatoes ‘ 0 ‘
*SE*
55
-i______._
MONTAGUE MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday lssus.
llrlerrlns. per bbl. elmo ee sooo
153:: Roller procured $5
88 to 40
Potatoes 45
0**-mul. pei- ewt. n,z5
B901. per lb. (live) 4; ce 5
Bll¢¢°l‘. Der lb (crdamery) 24
Pork 1 to 7*
_ eneee and wnr-drones, een end nelrer and boy’s caps. Brown's hat de 7 Visitor-1 must say, rfiertie, that -- I E",
A. BOISNER, Auctioneer.
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