JUNE 18,' -1919 ` -
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-TRADE AT horns I
Charlottetown Fish &
Supply Co. I
THE HOME OF GOOD AND
__ WHOLESOME FISH
'l`r-.lephorie 340-.I When You
f Require Our Service
 uuteloit
(JHARLO'I`fI`ETOWN P. E. I.
HIGH CLASS MERCHAN'l`
_TAILORS -
For a Neat, Nobby, Dressy. Up
to the minute Fail Suitor Ovcrcoat;
Give Us a Call and See Our New
Spring Samples.
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JOSEPH i WOOD
_ THE TAILOR.
Ladies' and Gent‘s Suits Cleaned
dressed and Repaircd.
All work guaranteed promptly.
Now is the time to have your
Winter Suitaand Overcoats repair..
o.i. Give me a trial.
s A. 0. iron 1
Artistic Photograplry
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Photographs of all sizes, films ue
it all size amateur cameras are rt-
:eived fresh every week.
Moderate prices
Personal attention to Amateur
Photography
 
FARM FOR SALE
l iicrcb.\' offer for sale my farrri of
si-verily-two acres situato at the llead
of Ilollo Bay, Lot 421. On it are built
a dwelling, barn, grunary and other
buildings, all in good repair.
_ This farm is very conveniently situ-
ated to churches, schools and rnarkel.
For futher' particulars apply A. i‘_l
.\icQunld, Solicitor, Sourts or to th-.~
undoiiigned.
ALBERT rvt. CoFr=rN._.
ilead of ltollo Lilly.
0:::.;:-is-inlnior.
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oiuuo uit ruuv 1
A tlrnnd Tea l’arly in aid of St. `
t'olumha's new llornan ('.r||roli_-
clrurcli, which is iii course of I-rvciiorr,
will he hold on the cliurrlr grourids
on
'l‘UE-SDAY, JULV lst.
DOMINION DAY
All garuea usual nt such vveritr-i will
ho found. A day of pleasur'c irrid on-I
,ioynicllt for ovcryorire, Well stot'ketl`
salooiiu, tea-ta-lrlcs, ctr.. i-iuclr an will
satisfy the appetite-. of thc most fas-
tidious. (Tonic one and all to St. (‘ol-
unibu on the above date. '
Should tho day prove \iirfavoai'u1rlc'
tho tca will bi' held on tho first "ru~`
rlwy following.
By orilci' of (‘o|nrriiite:-.
ozrsz-o-ir-niwmiiirlisaisrs
 
Grand lea Party
The Mount Stewart improve-
ment Association, intend hold-
ing a grand tea pai'ty, at
Mount Stewart on July first
ricxt, for the benefit oi' ou
sidewalks.
The Committee in clrargc
will sparc no pains to make
this one ofthe finest tcus of
the season.
Various arnuscments will
be rovidcd, and nothing will
be Iieft undone by .way of pro-
viding second to none Dinner"
and Tea tables.
We solicit the Patronagc fo
he public gene rail .,
COMMITTEE
5726-5-4l.n wBdt'liIJuue21,24l25,28,30~10l.
OTICE
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tWc will not buy Live Hogs
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Suriiincrsidc ' ,.-
Kensington
until thc 24th. H
But daily at Chorlottctown. A
and at Hunter River on Wed-
.l. M. ROOP & CO.
Ahattoir Kensington Road
_ Charlottetown. th
BE
Liberal Conservative
Convention, Sth Kings
A Lllll'-rul<Cousorviitivo Convention
nf." ‘"9 Fifth r~;rcclurai Distr-lei or
lylngs will be held in the Town lluil.
l'€0l'l§ctowii, on Wednesday 25th, June
mst.. at one o'clock to select candi-
dates for the forthcoming election.
JOHN W- MOPHEE, (lollvcnelt.
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uauut cousuwirrvi
_ couvuurou
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Murray ilarh_or District
A (`0llVet\Iion of the 1.iber'ul-(!onscr-
Viltivee Plectors of the Murriiy llnrbor
District will be lit.-ld in illurruy lliver
iiall un 'l‘Iiirr'sduy. llttlr June, Inst., at
2-30 DJII. to iioniinatc candidates for
the forthcoming election. Each poll
will irc represented by ten delegates.
BERNARD MCGUIGAN
Coiivenor
H101-ti-7111111.
LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE
CONVENTION
A coriveiitioii for the purpose of
1'-IIUUSIIIH Libcral-Corisi_'r'vative enlrili-
dates to coritest the Fifth I)latrict of
l*rirrt'e tfounty, at the fortiicoiriing
i’|'ovinciol Eicctioirs. will bc held in
Labour l`nion Ilall, t=unrriier'side on
Wodlicsdrty aftcrtloon the 18th day of
Julie instant, at the hour of 4 o'clot'k
,i. ni. (Suirinrerside time.) .
Erich poll is entitled to be repro-
scntcd by five delegates.
EowiN 'r. 'rAN'noN, M. o.`
Siiniruerside.
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LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE
CONVENTION
3rd District of Prince
A coiivaritiun for the purpose of
choosing Littoral t'oriscrvative Candi-
dates to contest the lird District of
1’i'incc County at the forthcoming Pro-
vincial Elections will be held in Si.
l'aul's liali, Snnluicrside on Wednes-
day iiftcrnoori the 18th day of June
instant tit the hour of 2 o‘i‘lock p. ni.
tSuninit-rsiile time.)
Erich poll is entitled to be repre-
sented by tive delegates.
ELIE E. ARSENAULT
tfonvenor
6251!-6-1tll\‘l8i.
FARM FOR SALE
I llcreiiy offer i'0r stile my farm
severity-tive acres situatc at l"arnrin
ton, Lot fifty-six. Forty ucres clear.
lralarrcc covered with hard and soft
wood
Oli this farm are ii set of the fine
farm liirllilirigs in l{lriK`s (‘ouut3'. "ll
in good repair. l"arm is in a high
stain of i-ultivutiori and is corrvcrrieut-
ly locutvil.
I also ol`l`i~r sixty at-res of hard wood
situato two irriles froui above Iilflll.
I"or' futher partiixiilurs npply to .\.
I". .\Ii'Qririid. Solir'ilo|', SUIIVIS UI” 'U
the utrdi'l'sigrietl. '
KIERAN LARKlN,
l~`arnrington. l.ot fit..
of
g.
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li'..’.`rI.!-ti-iii-l'lllUi.
Meat Dealers Half-Holidav
We thc iiiider'sigiicd meat tic
or t‘1rur'lottt-town rigrce to close oirr
sliops at 12.210 u‘cli'uk rioori on Wed-
nesdays beginning Juno 18th and con-
tinuing irp till the iird of Sclllt-‘Ill
Signed:
Itcancy Gay & Co..
E. Wlloatloy & ilu., llllllltil
Il. P. Mills
Saunders, Newsom ilk (Jo
Mills Sc 'l`lroi't1e.
Vernon A. Gay.
Blake Bros. /
tl. I.. Reardon.
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W' ' of
.VICTORIA WELCOMES HER BOYS
The citizens of Victoria and the
sourroundingdistricts mot ln the pub-
lichall on `Jurre 3rd to do honor to
their returned heroes. The evening
bcing fav'or'able t`or_tliu occasion a
very_1nrgc crowd wits in uttcirdance.
Before the program a very sumptuous
lbariquct for the returned men and
their parents and the part-:nts of those
who had not _vet returned, as well as
clcrgyirreri ot' Crnpaud and Tryon
the politicians wus prepared hy
the ladies of the district. All who
partook of the haiiquet felt in pretty
good liurnor' for what was about to
follow. The supper being eridcd the
spacious pl.itfoi'ln wus cleared r|ulekl_v
he lirblus and soon llllcd signin by
return-"1 soldiers, riui'nin;; sister
ut. Olga 1'. Myers. l.ieut. llarrlsorr
lott, Lie'|t Iiar'i'_v Lea, G. lru
owsiinlv. I’tt‘s. v(‘-arl 'l‘r'o\vi-rdalc,
I‘icrcesori 'Frowsdulc ltcld_ .\liilci°,
t‘ia_i'torr Miller, Wllltaiir \\’r'1glit. \\'ind-
sou .\i<:l.c:irl arid lloiribadlcr Keith
Iioswoll. thi' speakers of tho 1-vcriinK»
At 8 o‘eltrck the doors wcrr- tiirown
open to tho public ami ln a vt-ry short
time the building was literu|l_\' pitched
io its iitlnost capacity and -niariy \\'or'i~
urialrlo to gain an t-ntrance_ \'ir-toria
has a just right to he proud of her-
sons and Llaiiglrtcrs. for s-he sent to
take part in the woi'ld struggle, :ll of
0 iornior and two of the lattcr. two
which will iicver'i1gain_ return viz:
l.icut. A. I.. ('ollett and l’te. lieatlr
.\icQuarrl<'.
I\ir. W. l‘-I. Lea. _1\l. 1'. occupied tire
chair, and after' an lritr'odiictoi'y
speech the following progriirriiiro be-
gan. Opening chorus. "Over all the
the
and
ul' 1
the
l.ic
Vil
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A NEllVllllS
IIREAKDOWN
E. PinI¢I\nm'| Vegetable
Compound Restored
Her Health.
Nnwnrk, N. J.-“For about three
can n or rom nervous rea -
y 1 uf! sd f h k
_, down and get so
it ' ~ wenkl coul hardly
1) _= f _ |tili1nd,snd haélheadi
` ' uc ea every ly.
_ i tried everything I
__»f"“‘ i could think of and
 If 5 was under a phy-
“~ ,, f aician'a care for two
o. l, years. Agirl friend
\ . _"I ad used Lydia E.
&_ I, ’ . -.Pinkham's Vege-
‘ ° ` tableCompoundsnd
alia told me about
it. From the first
I day I tool: itlbegim
_ \. , , to feel better and
 ` ng? I :im well and
_- ' a o to omost any
EJ _°'-if X kind of, work. I
I _ ,, ' have been recom-
mending the Com-
E’l'i§‘.‘l.¥'&.'§.l‘i‘iE.i.“"ti5L"i.’{€’Lt W’ rlt*";
r . - is
gnu’ KELLY, (76 So. 14th St., Newark,
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The reason this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia E. Pii'|kham'| Vegetable
Compound,- was so successful in Miss
Kelly'| cue was because it went to the
root-of her trouble. restored her bo a
normal healthy condition and an nrnult
har uanouanen disappeared. _
nun this Now
lm riot for n rnomerrt think when in
town tho most irnportaiit item oil your
list is a new lint or suit of clothes- -
should you overlook them the old
orres will do 'yet for ii wirilo but if you
iii'gli'r't to plant those Torriato. t"elc|'_\‘.
(‘alrlrage. Cauliiloiver etc in a short
time thi- season is past. the surrirnvr'
is ended, and also reriicrnber the good
wifes ivearlrricss for flowers. A dollar
spent on flower' plants is iuorrey well
sperit,arrd irothinr; so rouelr adds to thc
horns surrouiiilirigs. as a well kept
flower' garden. We guuraritee more
r'eal plt~u.~i|ir'c from ii few dollars spent
on flower plants than in any other
way.
So don't fall to call nt Campbell
Iirus., inarkct and secure your full
coriiplomcnt of vegetable and flower'
plants. Wo supply tlrcm duily with
our plants. Sec ailvertisenient in this
paper.
J. J. GAY lt SON, _
(‘hai'lottctoivii
Gardens head of Prince St
Phone 553 '°
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Min Kelly Tells How Lydia'
'llllilllilllll  
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Pmiuilill ltr “Frull-a-tires"
1 Itlailoiillirtul Fruit lhiflelmi
B8 Mmmnmvva Sr., Hun., Quit.
_ “In my opinion,no other medicine '
A il no good as 'Fruit-a-tives' for
I I ndigestion and Constipation.
. For yearn, I suffered with these
dreaded riiacasol, trying all ltir-its of
treatments until I Ill told I was
incurable.
Ono day a friend told me to try
‘Fruit-a-tive|’. To my surprise, 1
found this medicine gave immediate
l relief,anfl,ln a abort time I vm; nil
right a.|ain__".
- DONAT LAUONDII
- t'»0e. a box,8 for $2.50, trial also Zoe.
r At all dealers or from 'Fniit-a-tivu
l I.tmii.od,0NAIL
\\’or'ld,f' by clroir. .\iusit-.al cxercli-'<~
and rcadiin: oi .I. 1*. .\icEovy’g “Emi
of il Perfect Day" followed hy solo ,ind
ell-orus, "flume Bells are ltiiiglugf'
solo parts fakcn liy Miss .\'cav_v
Myers arid Mrs. ’1`lro.-r. 'Br-ll. Mliitar_v
llrlll by tilt' school cliildrvri. Solo
"War Vetcraiis, Song." hy Lieut Har-
rison Villett tvrivoreill. (‘l\ot'us
"I<`rcedorns l)n_\'." a popular r-lroriis
celebrating tht- return of the overseas
1`orecs-solo part taken by .\Irs. .l. W.
Windsor. Solo and <'lroi'irs-Varitlykvs
“Ilonrc Agairr" solo part by Miss .\lar_v
| lrirrraii.
1 The pi'o'.;rninruo was irit<.'r~i-iper'soi.l
,with specelics by Rev, Win. Deaths.
`Rev. T. Hubley, D. D., Rev. 1'.
lA. I“izpntr‘ii'k. B. A.. Messrs, (T_vriis
Crosby. M. 1'., A. J. Mc.\'evirl, .\I.l’..
John Myers ex-.\l. l’. and ld. Il.
Wrlgiit.
Worthy of spot-ial irieirtioir was tire
_rrii|itai‘_\' tirill by the school c||ildrc_l.
|who actei their' parts rcnrarkably
well.
'l`hc following resolution was pro»
posed by the ltev. Wrri Dcatlrc.
seconded by Rev. I". llulilcy that this
,meeting now being hr-ld in Victoria.
ilk E. 1. in honour of our retiirnerl
l
i
t.
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conquerors. pass a vote of welcome
to the brides now coming 'to Canada
to form part ot’ our corpor'ate lifc. Tire
|rt-isolation was _ passed with much
cntliusiasni. -
Before the rinse, Mt". E. Boswell
in a pleasing iiianiiern on behalf of the
people of the district, presented 'to all
who had hr-.err overseas. with a nic-
; rironto in the shape of a gold coin, also
to the mothers ol' the boys who liave
not yet returned.
The toiirsliiiig part of tho affair' was
the presentation to the father of Lient.
Collett and thc little son of Pte. lilc-
Quarrie. ' _
Tire gciirrral irriprvssion on tho pub-
lic mind was that the nioetiiig was a
marked success.
All took part in the singing of
“Thcy`re r\lr'.lolly Good Fellows" and
the whole proceeding came to a close
by thc _singing of the .\'atiori:il
Anthem.-~\'.
RECEPTION AT- HEATHERDALE
T0 LANCE CORPORAL ALEX
McPHEE
On Morrduy evening Juni- Zrid a sov-
lal gathcrirrg took place nt the ironic
if Mrs. Murjory McPhee when about
one lrundi'ed people availed thcrnsvl-
vos of the privilege of expresslirg
their gratitude for the safe return
ironic of her son l..('. Alex Mc1’lrce
after ri period of iipwards of four'
_rears spent in thc service of his couri-
lry. Mr. l\IcPhce enlisted in 1915 in.
thc 105th Iiattullon and after' his pro-
lirrrirrer'y training in (‘.liarlottetown
went across to England and thence
ltito active service with the famous
‘°i1gliting 26th" to wliii'h he was ti‘arr.-»
ferred. Ho took part In some rncriior-
able engageruents but providentialii'
escaped with o iriirror face wound of
ivliit-.li nothing remains at present hu*
a slight scar. X
in behalf of -his neighbors the follow-
lowlng nrldress 'was read by Miss
Mary E. McPhee ands gold time-
piece presented by‘Mr. Angus J. hiv-
Phee. L. Corp. McPhee although tak-
en completely by surprise in a brief;
speech thanked them all for their°`
kintlriciis on this and other occasions.
At this stage of the program the lud-
ies of Heatherdalc, as usual display-
4 ed tliclr ability to provide for the in-
ward requirements of man as evidenc-
cd by the well supplied tables to
which all were invited.
I The evening was spent by the
younger people _in games and music'
while the older ones engaged in sme-
lal intercourse and general enjoy-
ment.
Heutlier'dalc, P. E. I.
, June Bird, 19111
i To Lance Corporal Alex l\Icl'hoc:
hear Friciid:-We your old friends
and aoqiiairrtnrit-es iinve gallieri-d lien-
thls evening in order to slrow in rr
iirnali way our estimation of the part
you have taken in thi- great war: ru
congratulate you on your safe return.
to glvc you ir hearty welcoirrt- to your
native province.
Shortly after tho oiitlrwali of thi-
l war. you olfererj your si»»r'vi_<'i-s iii thr-
lcairse of `rigliteoiisrri»s§ and _iii.~'tlr'i~. I:
is a grand and noble thing to hav~
had a sliare iii the trernoruloiis under-
taking oi’ the past t`ol|r' _\'i~ar's in the
struggle for the ovel'tli|'o\\' of tht'
liuri and the i'e<~ogiiitioir of the equal
rights of all nations. \_l'ou have pliiyeil
tht* ruan arid' uri- not ashalricil. "0vi'|'
there" you have been at dcath‘s grip
with a cruel and merciless for-, air en-
crii_\- not only to the hlotlicr t‘ouiiir_\'
hot to t‘anada as wr.-ll. Ilurdcrra have
Iallon upon you of whiizli we kiiow
nothing. 'l`hr'oiir:li all tlrose darigo|'.~
an all wise Provldcrice has sustoirri-<1
_vou arid brought you sirfeli' home: and
\\-lille we art- saddened try the thoughts
tliat many of our lieroes will return
rin more It adds ariollicr' r'euSriu for
{:i'atitud0 at your safe return.
Words of ours fail to fully convey
to you our heartfelt Appreciation for
the services you have rendered oirr'
God. our King, our country and our
lionii-s. Rest assured friend that such
ri noble response to duty on 'your' part
shrill not soon he forgolti-ri. You have
merited hy your conduct our respect
and administration. and your name as
it stands in letters of gold in (‘anada's
ltoll of I-Iorrour shall irlrviiys he rever-
ered
lireonclnslorr wc ask you to .|i'i'epl
this slight token as a small nr~know-
ledgcnient for your' services, hoping
that God in His goodness may ivntelr
over you and guide .V011 fhl'0Uf:li life.
crowning all your efforts with a filll
measure of Success.
Signed on behalf of >'0\tI` Il‘l0Ilfl-“=- I
June 2nd, 1019. `
Minard'a Liniment Cure! Dandruil
I GAY_S__l’LANI`S
Vegetrllic plants-~extt'a early cati-
liage per 100 $1.00.
Snowball cauliflower per hundred
$1.20.1<lariy favorite cauliflower, $1.00
per 100. Extra curly Tomato 40e per
doz. Late Tomato 251: doz.
L-atc Cabbage (not before 20th
Janet 21c per 100. Celery $1.00 per'
100. _ `
l’cr'ennials (wintered over large
clurirps) Holhyliocks 10c cuch or $1.00
pcr doz. Pnrisy, daisy in hluoni, Carria-
iions und Sweet William 75:: pci' doz.
Annual bedding flower' plants~as-
ters. piilox, Petunia, Verbcna, stocks.
Lobclia. -Alyssum or _carpet of snow
very dwarf, snapdragon and Salvia at
‘_’5c per doz. Marguerite seedling car-
nations und seedling pansy_ many var-
ieties we have discarded and only
listed the most popular.
Cucunibers 20c per doz. squash unit'
prirripkin 5c each. 40:; per doz. Nastur-
liuin, tall and dwarf, 15c pci' doz.
Notice. It was our intention owing
to other lines pressing not to run it
mail order business, but linvc coin-
proruised on this to this extent that
any order amounting from $2.00 up wi:
will he pleased to attend to promptly.
Should a customer not require thi.;
amount they can easily' get their
neighbors to join tht-rn. Please do not
ask to send small orders. We advisi-
wliencver possible lo have orders go
by express.
Ordering by mail the following arn-
ount must be included for postage
Early cabbage, cauliflower and celr~r'_\'
15c per' hundred. Early tomato 10c ami
late tomato 50 per doz. Late cabbage
10c per 100. Perennials 15c doz. an-
nual bedding plants tie dm, extra tor
ti
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H. H. rviEi.ANsorv, W- T- HUGGAN.
Passenger Traffic Manager. ' ' District Puveriw' Anni-
Toronto, Ont. Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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§os_o._oo_ -_ in Punsns -- $050.00
TUESDAY, JULY lst, 1919
Summerside Driving Park
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Dominion Day - Races it
219 Class, Trot and Pace, Purse $250.00
250.00
6274-6-l1Mwedsuttf. postage. Please send cnsn or its eo- ° if U U U
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Hay, straw and stabling free
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into t c.e.mici<:~zi:. _ CllEELMANMacARTl1_UB. ,
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R    '  _ `    aafnzad sgglrall; Kf_:§'(;'di;°;:: Classes No. 1 and 2 to t_>e_ mile heats; No. 3, half mile heats
Scaled ,,,,,,,,,,.,. Wm ne ,c,,,,|,,,,,| by,/! Three Choice ”_"l-mrs bred Aberdeen 0, ,,|,,,,,, they have to i,r;¢r_ ,\,1,|,.,,ss (best three in five.) Purses divided 50, -5, 15 and 10 percent.
. the undersigned un to June sour., roi- l or~¢i¢,,-, to ' A horse distariciri the field or any art thereof is entitled to
. ~ _ _ h r t l' ot 1 Angus cows. two with young calves. _ ~ E » P 1
Aoulrl.|g_°7 14F(l`d\;  Nxrda rho following fox stock held by the also one pure bred Sh-orthom cow “dy _|, J, gay Q, 30N, fn-st money O|,]y_ Uopples a||0wed_ ..
poedl. will be nt rt rl Y 'Me D,._ H_ E_ MCEWML ‘t Sh nh b H t 'h I Charlottetown, P. E. I. . .
uno ur. clinton, Tuesday June 17. Three hundred and my $10 sham’ wg vvims _ 0 13"". “ °~ °“"'°“ S 5,m_5_28MEwedsam_ In all classes5 to enter and three to start. Classes not filling
wstowri. wcrliiesttay June 13- “W0” of The s,,,,,,,,,,,,, S",,,,,. Fox Rnnching ““ ‘W9 V"'"'“ ° ~ . may be declared off. Right reserved to change order of program,
TI'“""d“y June I9' Bonshaw' Friday Company and one hundred and fifteen KENNETH ."mc:'AnD8' d 'I' I h d I d I ff d nl
- ‘ . ch r it town saturday June _ I 5"’ °"‘l "`“"“ advertisin ,an races not satisfactoril filled
Albtlfly SIHUOH f;"I°T2’?is rox; ‘fm be commuad “_ $100.00 shares oi' tlrelltlriilllre Fox Cow 6209.|;.9Mmth3l. ` Z Y Y
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enough mme; offer Fee $1000 Executors  e
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