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Ask your Joclor if a family medicine,
l _MN A.!I¢f°5 Saraapdrilla, is not vastly
bcucf wiihnni alcohol than A wah ii.
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A Strong Tonic ,_ _
A Body Builder _ _
A Blood Purifier - _
A Great Alterative “i-
A Doctors Medicine;
Free rom
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla 
Without Alcohol
Without Alcohol
Without Alc'o`hol
_ Without Alcohol
Without Alcohol
Without Alcohol
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__ Headdffices In New Pvcwse Block-Charlottetown _
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The Minto got Georgetown from The Ladies' Aid of Grace Church
Picton yesterday at 9.55. will hold a tea in the 'Y. M. C. A.
_ -g hall on Thursday, March 12th.
The marriage took place in thei _
First Methodist Church, Boston, a The freight by the Mlnto to
ifew days ago of Miss Edith Hay- Georgetown yesterday included two
|wood_ to Norton Nickerson, both'csrs salt and four cars way freight
_-_formerly of this Province. | ' -_-
_ The outward freight by the Stan-
Timcs in the upper part of Prince icy to Picton yesterday included
Edward Island are slowly but stead- 1243 bushels oi oats and 182.pkgs
ily improving says a correspondent mixed freight.
_ to the Maritime Farmer. People -- ..
are living better and have more’ The Baptist Quarterly begins this
money to spend. Time was when
nothing would' bring cash but oats;
but nowadays farmers can get cash
for everything they sell. A very
important factor has been the in-
troduction ‘of cheese factories, which
afternoon ip the Baptist Church. A
very fine address will be given by
the Rev. I.W. Porter in the even-
ing. Rev. W. M. Field of Tryon
will preach on Wednesday evening
and Rev. G. H. Beaman of East
' ~ C- AYER C0-. Mlfacluriiig Chemists, Lowell, Lian.
nsilrl --" ' 'M' '_ ' _;__..- -;-- ~- -_- _g______,
_are flourishing. Point on Thursday and Friday.
, it will have been nnticcli by' Some tune asc “Angus Bell. ci Lot
,Guardian readers that the French 14. 5110*- 0 "FY lilfiiii liriwk which
Icruiser Kleber recently landed troops WHS iiliikliit £00 ff” Witllllis hell
|in connection with the trnniiln in crop. He cent it to Prci. Earl to
Morocco. The Klcber is the war ves~_l1BV° it l¥l0\il1l'»°d “iid identified- It
'sci that was in this iisrncr inf haurlscme bird with white breast
‘several days last summer. It will be iS kl10Wll' 88 B §06liB»W'li. It in a
_remembered that the cruiser car- d0l1i-ed Wi'-li lJli1¢K~ The back is a
ries n ii;-sq, ,gina band and that dark brown with transverse stripes
many citizens had the pleasure Qi of black. Btill it is only a bird of
_listening to its splendid music each PNY-Wlil°l1 i11l_E00B £0 Bll0W that
,evening during the ships stay in YOU CHD i1°V¢l' Judge Oi i-N16 '~\'0l'ih
port. .by a beautiful exterior.
_ The .ioint'\'nstallation of the officers W0lld€\'lHDd clfilliiliiil il. Li0lli=l`°\\5
- nf tlnftlirsc city onurts, 1.o.r~'. will Wvlwnic in Cnnninsnnin and
` A take place in Castle Hall tonight at DTVYY _|8571 iligllb Tllifll' C0K¥leilY
s o\v you
eight 0'¢10¢i¢ A Bpecini pi-cgi-am sketch is bright, witty, extremely
The bttflutlfill illllsll has been pnlpm-ed for the Occasiom laughable and well interspersed with
possessed by ci m_ which will include vocal and instru- l0°Bl lllfii. Wlllilll "i»00k" lmmtdliitil-
mental music t gether ‘vith rtcilcs ly. Mid Devel failed i’-0 l'€¢0lV€ 1108"-T'
illlllll‘Y SilVCl' al- ny tiis nest tnlént ni the city. 'rlic applause. In thc dancing spec-
Ways attracts atten_`committee ln charge have spared no ill"-7.`i-lie tW0 W0ll illsfililf iliV0l'
pains to make the evening enioyable illld M185 D'IVl`Y Hlililil B dlilili-Y
i2l0l1 V l1€l1 bllylllg ami every membai- of the Seve;-ni foil for the capable Cunningham.
i;i1Ve1~Wai~ed0 not f0r_ onnrtsis specially invited tn nt- Owing ic c heavy cold contracted
tend Refreshments are to be served cn r0li¢= the f0fn101” WHS Very Shr-
get tllaii WE lla\'€ afteii the program. iously indisposed last evening hut'
't ' .» ` ! -_ pluckily and with fine effect sustain-
lfnlmunl y Slh er to] Woodstock, N; B. has a weather_ed her part. The costumes worn are
prophet who predicts that the last particularly elegant and the quick
' part of the winter will be mild like changes made by the charming
\/\/~ \/\/_ \/\/ E L_ |_. W i W the first. He predicts a general danseuse a. marvel. The entertain
Jewrler. `
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._ Fora real good plif>-_
' tograpli try
 ' Coo_k’s Studio,
' I, ' New DcsBrisay Block, ‘
i The stnaic `v\'i._n.c ilnnyi. .tin-..y»
_ Wclfiililll
,nl
. Special
Boot and
i bhoe Prices
3 For '
1
’ spring break up about the second ment throughout was good, clean
:week in March, and the ice will run °0l1l0dY. Cillliibli' lll‘0llUC0d. Bild With
out of the St. John river before Tommy Hayes, the unique trick
April lst. By that time the snow musical artist, direct from New
. will be gone and conditions will be York to this Province. Bppearing lil
such that farmers will bo able to C0i1lilllCl5i0ll With Clllilllllglliim and
plough and sow by the middle of D'Ivry tonight and for the balance
April. But nothing will bs gained by of the week. a repetition ci last
so doing as the inner hai( of the week by audiences will he the his-
mcnui nna thc wiicic ni Msy will nc tory ci Wonderland asain.
cold and backward. I --
_ c ` __ Captain Thomas C. Garcin of this
‘ Thorn is a locally says the Matl- Oli-Y. Wfmng C0 the HH-lilo!
time iiiierchanm HaiiiM_ a mode,-_ Chronicle on the subject of the de-
Bie demand for aii kinda oi pi-0.,-is. tention of coal schooners _at the
ions. A few orders are reported for millils BHYSI " I "ted Mt Show DOW
vesgei 0u¢_ii¢¢_ing 5uppii,s_ but the our. sailing vessels have been treated
general trade ' in beef and pork has lit P0" Hastings- Thi" has b°_°l\
been much smaller than usual this,d0ll° i11l'0<iii1Y bl' A- G- Bflllllii iilid
winter owing to the quietness of the °fll°l'B- I Will E0 lleiifilf 110130 1°'
  Wanted it 0nce
;__* "‘HUGllES”
’ `=Cascara_ .Pills
» ere a reliable and effective remedy
fer.Bri.ioos_ Arriicxs, Stuooisn
._'Liv_i:n, _ S-cn I-lsaniicnns, Cos'-I
~-s,'ri_rA'rioN and all derangemcnts
» arising from a disordered stomacliji
Price V2-Se per box.
GEO. E. IIUGIIESU
_ Apsihnnarlen Hall `
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A quantity of recleaned
white oats ,suitable for seed.
'Delivery required not lateri
than first week in March
For prices and particulars ap-
ply ic
R E. Mlildl & Co, '
P. 0. Bpx _657. '1`eleplioiic 284. l
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2-ro.-ittiitif. 
; Saturday
  99a
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» This lot will
_ be displayed in
our Window-~
womens’ misses’
and cliildren_’s
boots, shoes and
slippers'-~---your
choice at 99C
  75c
Another as-
sorted lot, ` not
quite as high
p r i c e d, y o u r
choice 75C.
_ 50c
a pair--a basket
» full of children’s
boots, size ro. '
Alley Q Co_
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fill' SLIPPEH Sill
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We have decided to
Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases '_
of Eye, Bar, Nose, Throat -
and Bkln.
Byee tested md dttcd for
close out all our Felt
Slippers regardless of
cost.
Lc¢_lics‘$i .25 slippers for95¢
" mo “ f0l' 35°
ll W li  
1|  _ il for 55°
.' oc " for 45
ii far 
for 25
for i8
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For -reel bargains i_n
- felt,_,sliupen _this is
yaufopportunity. c
glance.
OFFICE HOUR!
U to li L m. l.iZf|-8~U p Ill.
itvoninn hr` esmmcment
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CHEAP   SALE
Crosse & Blzcliwclrs
MARMALADE
For one week only we offer o_ur
new stock of Orange Marmalade
just received from Cr-'ssc & Black-
well. Lcndon. at the f llowing
very low figures" _ -,L
_ 7 penal-fine for ‘llc OMI-
I pe_o_ad.due lenlu llc posh.
...ca-.i...i... ...;.m...;."2Z"’BAy|5_|`1, _mini ci`ri¢i..i».`.
lumber industry. Beef seems now to
be fairly steady in primary markets;
it went oi! 25e, some weeks ago, but
is now quite steady. Pork is just a.
little weaker. There is-a fair de-
mand for both hams-and bacon, and
prices continue about as they have
been for the last couple of months!
Lard is a shade easier. Porb
l Tho third of the Saturday series
of papers on music was, as briefly
reierred to in yesterday's Guardian,
given on Saturday. These papers
(or musicalss as they really are). are.
open not only to the students of the
Charlottetown School of Music but
to -.the general public. The bill of
fare is interesting 01?! edifying both
to ears and intellig ce. One or more
of the schools’ students give the
instrumental numbers. The director,
Professor Watts, gives analytical
notes on the pieces played or sung,
,also contributes a paper on one of
,the composers or on subjects of
general musical interest. Students
are supposed to attend with note
books as the director notes on the
black board technical terms and
asks that these be copied. A vocal-
ist is asked to assist so a program
of- variety and value is one's for the
trouble of attending. The pianiste
of the afternoon was Miss Fanny
Gill. Her numbers were (a) Alle-
gretto. "La Foutaine"' by Bohm;
(b). Lullaby from Jocelyn; (c)l C.,
sharp minor waltz. Chopin. She pos-
sesses a good touch, phrases nicely:
and alms at interpreting her worki-1.'
For one so young the C. sharpi
minor waltz might have been
thought a trifle ambitious. She wasl
equal to its harmonic demands no
less than to the exacting fluency the
Piu Vivo movement requires, The
Lullaby demonstrated her ability to
grasp and delineate all that is
meant by cantabile, while the Foun-
tain by Bohm afforded opportunity
for dainty phrasing. The vocal num-
bers were contributed by Mrs. C. S.
Moore. Mrs. Moore was in excellent
voice. Bang the florld waltz song by
iArditi with a verve and tempo that
'were exhilarating. Most sympatheti-
cally given were the two ballads
1'm wearln' awa’ by Foote and
Coombe’s "Four Leaf Olover."
ilnterestingnotes were read' anter-
ior to each plece.'_The paper on
Music an a`Recreation,~ ss_Med_icine.
Ad a'=Moral Force “ was . egcellently
written. Mr. Watts has a facile pan,
his style is _oi the_ Fioriseenti- (this
to"show that the _scribe too was
taking notes) or Bravurc order,
that too is a characteristic of his
Art. The musical public liss a great
opportunity in these Saturday
musical.
:If you are sudering from a rack-
ing cough the result of La Grippe,
_take our Ouaiaeol Emulsion. It will
'strengthen the chest and lungs and
enable you to threw od the most
obstinate cough.-40c a bottle. A.
W. Reddin.--_Phm B. ‘ /
PHOTOGRAPHS
in all the latest'
styles and finish
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this. I will take a coaster that will
carry 140 tons of coal. We go to
Plctou. The usual time for us to
,wait for our cargo when there are
_any steamboats around is three
weeks, sometimes ri little quicker,
'and often longer, but all coasters,
fl. think, will agree with me that a
jfair wait for a cargo of coal at
,Picton is three weeks. The usual
freight we get for carrying coal
from there to Charlottetown. P. E.
I., is sixty cents per ton. We pay
seven cents per ton for trimming and
thirteen cents for discharging, which
leaves us forty cciits per ton clear.
Now 140 tons at forty cents will
leave us 556. Our wages and food for
the men for three weeks will be $63.
_We n`ow find we are in debt $7 on
Iwages and food only. Now, where is
.the money coming from to pay the'
captain, the sailnialier, ship chand-
ler and a .great many morebllls?
If they are paid we must mortgage
our vessel until she is gone from us
and wo must go to some other coun-
try to make a living for -our fami-
lies. This.often happens. Now let us
ses how we will shine up when we
get equal 'rights with the steam-
boata. We can make almost three
trips in the same time, which will
give us $105, clear of our wages nnd
food. That will enable us to any our
hills. and we should not have to
leave our own country, as wc have
now to do. Are we the outcasts
sea-beggars?" It will be remembered
that the captains of coal schooners
in this City had a meeting last
week to consider this mutter-a full_
report of which appeared in Tho
Guardian at the time.
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Bee the comedy and dancing spe-
cialties at Wonderland, by Cunning-
ham and D'lvry. lf ii _laugh is in
order it is to be had there, and en-
joyment that is genuine and hearty
in the bargain.
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lottetown. The new premises have
been finely furnished at a cost of
$350.05, the estimates of the corn-
B. Miller, D. Fraser and-W. Peerderi
l Good sleighiug again.
James Cousins, Park Corner, is in
the City. _
The mail special arrived yesterday
at 11.45 with fifty-five bags of mail.
| C.Leonard Grant. hariottdtown,
, is registered at the Queen Hotel,
I Halifax. 1
Another horse race’on the har-
nci- ics is tslkco ni ini sntnrdny
afternoon. f
The Dairymen of the ‘Province will
be in iseaslon today at Prince of
Wales College.
l
l The Sons of England are arrang-
ing for the proper celebration of
Bt. George's Day.
The Local Legislature will meet
at half past two this afternoon
with the usual ceremonies.
*The adjourned meeting uf the S. 0.
E. will be held- on Friday, Fen. l‘.t`th.
-By order of district deputy.
John Anderson, Kensington, arriv-
cilin.thc City. to attend the meeting
of the dairymeu of this Povfnce tak-
ing place today.
-Rsv. Theodore Gallant is now so
ar recovered from his recent severe
llness that his friends will be glad
to learn he is able to he up and
bout again.
by teams throughout
the country is reported to be very
good, the recent slight snowfall hav-
ing very evenly covered all the bare
spots on the roads.
Travelling
Owing to a slight accident to the
organ of St. Dunstan's Cathedral
the sacred concert will be postponed
until the 12th of March. The same
program will be given.
The warmest registered yester-
_day was 25 degrees above zero, and
the coldest on Sunday night 6§ be-
low. At nine last evening the mer-
cury stood at 13 above.
Announcement is made of the mar-
riage in Cambridge, Mass., of A:'.:'ii~
held P. Rundstrom, architect of
Cambridge. and Miss Katie E. Wil-
llama, youngest daughter of Leslie
Williams of this City.
The big guns at Fort Edward will
hunder out a salute this afternoon
for the opening of-the Local Legis-_
|ature. After the opening of the
Legislature the "big guns” on either
P ide of the House will salute each
other till the end of the session.
The "report" will appear in due
course in The Guardian.
i It is proposed to hav another
good horse race- on the ice in-the
~ arbor on Saturday afternoon next.
The classes will be arranged as fol-
lows: a free-for-all, a tlireeminute,
and a green race. The entries will
close liriday evening_ _at nine
o’clock at Cameron's stables, Queen
Street. -Good purses will be given
in all the classes. ' ,
Fairyland was crowded to the
doors last night when the extra
special pictorial program was pre-
ented. Every subject was excellent
nd there were six pictures in all
epresenting blimor, tragedy, adven-
ure, pathos and heart interest.
here was great interest taken in
the five dollar prlze.which was won
y A. F. Calder. Owing to a bad
old Mr. Maddison was unable to
'ing and his place was taken by
arkcr Hooper. It is expected that.
Mr. Maddison will be on hnnd as
sual tonight.
A sad accident occurred yesterday,
by which Roderick Nicholson off
Murray River was burned to death.;
Mr. Nicholson, who was a single,
man, kept house for himself and was,
cooking his dinner whenin an un-
accountable way hia clothing caught
on fire. The accident was discovered
by some children who noticed smoke
coming out of the door. They quick-
ly gave the alarm to the neighbors
but Mr. Nicholson was so badly
burned that he died about two hours
after. The whole community is deep-
ly grieved at the unfortunate inan's
sad death. i
An exceptionally interesting meet-.
ing oi"the B.Y.P.U. was held in the
Baptist schoolroom last cveillng. It
took the form of a " Question
Meeting" A number of questions,l
bearing vitally on the Christian Life
were answered by a numberof iiiiler-
cnt speakers in short and most help-
ful style. The concluding question:
what is the reflex influence of the
missionary spirit upon the lifc of
the Christian?" was answered in a
bright and comprehensive address by
Rev. I. W. Porter, secretary of the
Baptist Home Mission Board. These.
meetings are growing in attendance
and interest, and a warm welcome
lsextendcrl to all to be present each
Monday evening.
The Sons of ngland Record has
the following to say regarding the
new quarters recently furnished for
the Charlottetown Lodges: "The P.
ET I. Lodges, Eton 'and Prince Ed-
ward, are now installed in their
comfortable new quarters at Char-
mittee. composed of J. _l-l`. Bell, L.
_ The Irish eonndy drama at Fairy-
land tonight-the “Lord of Killar-
ney" is a charming production
enbounding in the wittiest dialogue
nd the brightest songs. The Hay-
lanrh who play the parts are two of
the elevercst vaudeville artists on
ithe circuit today and everybody
_should hear them. The theatre is
now warm and comfortable for
Janitor Wakeland is a star stoker.
_ Excelsior Farmers' Institute met
lin York hall on Saturday evening
t. There- was a large number
resent. President Peter Brodie gave
most instructive address on the
econ hog. which called forth an
imated discussion. It was agreed
that a delegation of three members
Holman. attend the md rsir in
Bumrnerside- next month and also
that the Institute condemn the run-
l1ll18 of automobiles on the country
roads. A social under the auspices
of the Institute is cp be bel.; in
§°'“' MT* D°VlB0l1.. Mr. Hawley,
roiessor Rosa and Hon. H, E, Reid
are expected to be presggg,
im... _/mrs.; ;_-_-_ ___;_ ____
Peter Brodie, Ham Vessey and Isaac ‘
York Hall early in March when '
Beats for the sacred concert are
selling. rapidly. liverythilit Mints
to a grand success. Tickets an for
sale et drug stories and at Oathedrai
door on the night ofthe entertain-
ment. . » "
The Portsmouth, N. H., Times cl
the 21st lust., has the foliowirxif.:
"Simon McDonald arrived in in e-
mouth from Prince Edward Island
on his way back to his home ill
Vancouver, » B. C. This ia his first
visit to'the Island, his former home
for 25 years. On his way back ho
has stopped here to visit his old-
est sister, Mrs. B. H. Kingsbury,
whom he had not seen for 38 1981!.
His niece, Mrs. .Jessie H. Wi|son,and.
nephew, Hector M. Kingsbury, were
summoned home, the one from New
York, and the other from Harvard
University and arrived -in time to
greet their uncle whom they b ii
never seen. Mr. McDonald took the
morning train for Montreal on his
way back to his western home whsle
his wife and young daughter await
him." The Simon Mcilonald above
referred to .is a brother of Judge
Hector O. McDonald oi this City.
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WONDERLEAND
'I‘sf“-I11g‘]:1t
_ Viuoi-.vii LE Psociuiii
from a tin whistle fo a Granil Piano.
Cunningham and D’lvry
_Ecceniric Comeflv Singing and Dancing
This H0! iii im exceptionally good on_c, and vlill keep you laughing
fronistart to Girish. Entire change during the week, so don't miss to-
night s big show.
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I Tommy ilaycs l
Musical Trick Soloist. plnvs on knivc 1, forks, spoons or anything
New Pictures
and sport of these huge monsters.
pathetic story
tinted an most iniercsting.
_ _ Elephants in India .
This is ° new picture only taken very recently. Shows the work
Mother’s Secret '
-‘hows a moihcr's great sacrifice to save her little child. A beauilful
Little Girl Who Did Not Believe in Santa Claus
_ Tbis(plcture_iscrie ofthe best we have ev.: shown, all beautifully
EXTRAS
The Electric Battery
A great comedy picture, with plenty of laughs.
' . Ten Years After
A besuiiful story well told. Rims s whole reel.
, -‘sun was A oizaivn oi.n Liov'
, _ (HY RICQUESTP
_ The slides for_ihi.s beautiful song are beyond description and are the
most highly colored and iiriiatic ser ever shown in this city
Also the catch song
_ “THE OLD :gli-SAW"
_ Thisis one of _ilelatest dongs; and has made an instantaneous hit. A
- coiipn mu song to “School Days" and by the same authors.
BY R. AUSTIN TRAINOR with Orchestra accompaniment.
Get the'Hsbft. Come to Wonderland.
_ Adults l0c. » Children 5c.
_ s
'iii the following varieties. A
at this price
dl s tu li.
‘ We 6.<iGi~a'i'E ,’ sv u1"H%* cosy E
T Jams _
Tpuund pails 50 cents each
Black Currant, Peach, Strawberry,
Raspberry, Plum, Gooseberry.
_` Get your supply early. They won’t last long
sliNni-:ilsoN fo Vcc.
LIST OF RATEPAYERS FOR THE CITY OF
CHARLOTTETOWN
In default for assessxneiit due on Real Property for the year cud-
_iiig just December i9o7 Crntainiug names of all Such Defaulters and
having been exceeded by only five
cents. The recreation Room has
been comfortably fitted up, and as
the Amount du`c from them respectively with a Statement with thi!
Number of iheTovrn, Waiet, Lotand Common Lot upon which or
_any Part thereof such assessment is in default.
`_ 1 - _ "7 l l
Name of Rate- Statement of Description of Pro Amount o
payer in' De-iperty, upon which Assessment is Assessment due
‘\_~ilt. made. i , and unpaid.
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Iolin Council y
House and Land on Common L't 25 i9 i3
Tasiforisiiilmaiism
The following ls'a sim e.sndf'airlyaceu-
rate method of dcierminllig whether one‘|
eyes are enigmatic or noti-
“At a diiolam e of three feet, each oi
the fear small squares in the figure above,
should be seen equally black anebdlrtinet.
if any of the squares stand out more prom-
lnenily than oiherb, Aeiignialigm il indi-
cated. Test each eye separately by cover-
iuifirst one and ihen the other. '
etlimutlsm, which is due to irregular-
ity ini ecurvafure ofthe refractlng sur-
faces is one of the most common ‘ae _well
as one of the meal dllilculi troubles to
accurately correct.
Our methods of examination are AC-
CURATBAM CERTAIN, which ect is
iiemeneiraied by the satisfactory recalls
obtained in almost every ease.
If not milsled we want fo have a ehanci
to help you.
ranaruosa is.. '
G. F. HUTCIIESON. T
per.
with City experience preferred. Ap-
ply to Box i . Oity. i~|idtf.
the Armouries at I o'cloek 'l‘ueeiiay,‘
/
a in. Q. #vm ‘L is
snliciief  .im &¥k oTt'~xnmsr'cc
soon as the new covering for the
billard table arrives, which has been
ordered and paid for, its use will
nerve as e very attractive adjunct
to the lodge room. jf'
5
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Wiinted-A smart capable young
man as assistant bookkee One
° Players are requested to be at
ready to play at L15. I-Mdii.
Mi' ..
uon§'i%°|.oA,
_ Joseph Taylor
will make an apslication ti His l-inner the Judge e the City
said ( irv f r Ju gement against each and all of the lands
scribed for thcrcspecrive amounts so levied against fhehi
paid and that upon such Judgment being entered I will
tor a Warrant for the sale of such lands
John Gillis. House and Land on Town Lft 64'. 4th bun 9-53
J lm P. Join _ House and Lend on Town Lot Na '3 ist Hun li-00
Aiéx McKenzie. House and Land on Town Lot No 2 ist Hun il 0°
_ 5 _
Peter Moni\Kll‘"l House and Land on Common Lot No 233ml H , 5 53
_Esfoi-. Vacant Land on Town Lot 58 3rd Hun L75
" Notice is hereby given that Piii-auaut to the Provisions ef the
Statue 3 Edward VII Chapter i7 Section go After _go days Publica-
own who have fall to pay within the time Prescribed " the As
ent severiill~ lcvled up n their Real Property in seidcLlt_y i
eiirt r
§`of the above listbeigg a list of the Ratepayers of the City of Cher.
iliaied this i_i8 dev of January A. 0.
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JE WELLER.-‘~0P'i‘iCfAN li
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