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Th" an uterus but udvcrtiulnl at
TONIGHT ZION SCIIOOLIIDOM
n iml in _“__ ___ _________°_, ___ , Charlottetown leading artists.
;
t` 1
:,:¢:"i Targa strictly vuynlilo In
giveaw-
ANCE.
ciiaswrzu. ron euoro-
GMpHS_ L-3491-3-as-ti.
conrcoaalirron 1.1111: iivsun-
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L-7876-10-15-ll.
CATHOLIC POETRY SOCIETY
L 6_9p 7 13 312 will meet October 19th at Mrs. L. B.
a.cMi11a.n's. L-7915-10-15-li.
wuaiv nv Naan br Battery ser-
vicephone 980 Mallett Battery Ser-
BUY ROBIN IIOOD FLOUR vlC(‘. L-6965-10-I-21.
now, you will not regret it.
1-iiizooKv`ii.Lr: LIME" for best
mug., N-soo-io-a-ti. oct. 31.
TONIGIIT ZION _SCIIOOLROOM
“gmbwwn leading artists.
` L-7876-10-15-ll.
M.1RG.'\'I`I~l PASTORAI. CIIARGE.
gfrvictu for Sunday. October 18th.
ilu:-gzite li A. M. Lcng River 3 P.M.
ch((Cn_7 P. M, The Sacrament of 0
the I.ord's Supper will be adminis-
ieicti nz Clifton. L-7918-10-15-li.
A LIBERAL REWARD will be
given io ilic party retuming papers
or sale taken from my office. The
papers are only valuable to me.
Please irrltc or phone. G. R. Kccfe.
L7245-10-14-41
(`IIl'Il(‘II OF SCOTLAND. -
Tiiert: irill be service in Argyle Shore
Hill, Friday 16th at 'I P. M. Also
Sabbath llltli at Murray River at
10.30. Kinross at 3 and Birch Hill
et 7. Rev. Wm. J. McLeod of the
Free Church of Scotland is expect-
¢d to be present, L-'T916-10-15-li.
CBLEHRATES 70th ` BIRTHDAY
On Saturday October the 3rd.,
the faintly and grand children and!
friends gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallant, to
celebrate the 'l0th. birthday oi their
mother, Mrs. Gallant. She was
tom at Eu tico and she is the
mother of Father Arthur of Riverst.
John Province of Quebec, near Lab-
rador, and Raymond S. J a‘.Belle-
` BRADALBANE CONGREGA-
TION.-Rev. Arthur Wallis, B. A.,
Minister. Sunday, October 18th. 11
A. M Pleasant Vallcy-Thar.ksgiv-
ing Service. 2 P, M. Rose Valley
Sunday School. 3 P. M. Rose Valley
Rally Service. 7 P. M, Brodalbane
Rally Service I..-7917-10-15-11.
LAID T0 REST-The funeral of
the late Mrs. Thema; Taylor, widow
f the late Police Sergeant Taylor,
took place yesterday afternoon from
her home, Gerald Street, to the
Peoples Cemetery. Rievf G. Car-
lyle Webster officiated. The pal‘-
bearers were Messrs. Donald Mac-
Kinnon. Murdock Rcss, Harry A.
lvl'-acDougall, Howard Court, Ben-
jamin Simp on, and Mr. O’Nelll
POLICE COURT-At the Police
Court yeterday a. man appeared
charged with uttering a forged
document He was remanded for
one week. The cafe arose out of
the alleged forging of a. warehouse
receipt. A woman charged with
common assault was f'_ned five
dollars and costs or ten days in jail.
A man, convicted on an uniawful
possession of liquor charge, was
fined fifty dol'ars and costs or
thirty days in Jail.
HAS VOTED CONSERVATIVE
SINCE 1870-Among the vis"tors
to the city ye'terday was Mr
Richard Mur`ey, Murray Hnrbour,
who is in h’s 88th year and looks
more college or 'raeomali.washii1g- sixty. Mr- Murley is in the 0111011-
1011. All the famiiy were present ex-
cept the Rev. Fat-herr. Henry and i
ment of the best of health and h’s
iemory as good as ever it was, he
ll
mbrlel licence officer on tm Guan being able tv lfam nfw nortrv and
Lakes. Among those present were
Mr and Mrs. Wm. P. Dounliii: for-_
mely of Palmer Road. Mr. Mc-_
recite it afterward word perfect.
Mr. Miirley polled his first Con-
servative vote in 1870. and has not
Donald is patrolman for the i.cen any cause to change his allegi-
City of Milwaukee. Mr‘. Gallant'
received many gifts and every one
went home at a late hour wishlngl
ance since. Hc thinks the elzctorata
has been practica`ly disfranchised
by the composition of the present
Mrs. Gallant many anniversaries. legislature.
W§G§§&  Kr'
Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance ....... 0.. 2...
Central Guardian locals, lu por worn; Wclurn anal Itnntern l0elI_l» 31
ver word; Announeolnonfa and Coming Events In par word; Classified
In per word; ln alemurlnm Notices, We per lnchi Linn of Ilnrnl and
spiritual Ollorlngr, Cnrdl. etc.. do per name; Letter; ol Uondulollov 'N'
uei- lin-ii; Notice- or 'riiimiiii and Annrwlatlon. 10° nr lllh or do nf
ivdrd. Other rates on application.
Minimum Charge for muy advertisement llenfy-flu nuts,
 wM 
£
To Let
Miscellauenul
L _
T0 LET-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
APPIY 36 Elm Avenue.
L7241-10-13-31
FOX ESCAPED - ONE MEDIUM
silver female fox. George Mayhew,
Margate. L-7903-10-15-31.
c _-__ _
T0 LET - SIX ROOM HOUSE.
with bath, central location. Phone
Cl|ILDR.EN'S KNITTING. ANG-
ora Bonnets, etc., done at 104
Spring Park Road. L-7912-10-15-31
1469-L. L-7899-10-15-61.
F _
T0 LET - SPLENDID RESID-
ence 25 Fitzoy street, furnished or
unfurnished. Telephone 295-J.
L-7914-10-15-11.
I'1¢ur'|-isslulvnh MAN ON HAL-
a.ry desires loan, $2000.00 at 5%!
first niortgaiie on 11116 Pl‘0P¢l'l5Y~
Apply "T" care Guardian.
L-7879-10-L4-31.
Lunar. 'Au |.l.'|.' A1: 253 I-‘ITZROY
St. 9 rooms, all modem con-
veniences. Apply 138 Fitzroy Bt.
. ' mass-10-14-al
HOUSE TO LET-6 ROOM AND
bath. set tubs, furnace. Also
house 6 rooms and bath, hardwood
floors, set tubs and 4 room house.
295 Fitzroy Street. L-7883-10-14-31.
gi __ _
H Work Wanted
EXPERIENCED COUNTRY GIRL
:vants work. Write' B. care Guard-
C21; L-038-10-14-31.
_f_"_€fn1s1_I'e Help Wanted
Male [Ep 'Wanted.__
SINGLE MAN FOR. FARM WORK
and rough_ca§>enter __;_ob.__2__;\_<_1l1f»11-B
1;, A care ua .
wot pp y L-7866-10-14-31.
 _°W_`
For Sale _
i
ncT0Bl;FE_1_$1 1936 , . _ _________=‘___ _ _'rua ci-:Ani o'r'rr~"rowi\1 G
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UARDIAN _ PAGE Fivn V
. . . 2
-'~\ --1;? - - -_ -
STOCK QUO TA TIONS
,_ o ii l(
Morning Stock Letter
ab
NEW YORK, Oct. 14-American
Pete Institute reported an increase
in oil for last week of 87,000 bar-
F 1-e_l_s. Gasoline inventory figures
THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN 3...? .‘§2’.T“l..°",.I,’.’i5,,".i.”',..’.i,‘.tf.L‘;””i
plan to pay on back dividends on
the preferred st/ook. According to
the New York Times foreach share
of 7 percent preferred and $35 back
dividend as of Oct. 1 stockholders
will receive one and one fifth shar-
es of new 5 1-2 percent Pfd and
quarter of a, share of common.
Dividend meetings scheduled for
today are Continental Can, Gen-
eral Foods and Woolworth. We
would look for an irregular firm
market today and would not be
surprised ii' some time during the
day the market will be forced to
sorb more profit taking than it
did yesterday.
The
TORONTO, Oct. 14-Moneta. -
directors of Moneta. consider
the results of diamond drilling to
date warrant the underground de-
velopment of the ore indicated. An
electrically driven plant will be ln-
SW-Ued Capable of developing the
P1'0D€rt‘J to 1000 feet. It is pro-
posed to sink a three compartment
shaft to about 500 feet at the pre-
sent time. 300,000 treasury shares
have been sold recently to net the
treasury shares $211,000. The dir-
ectors consider that sufficient
funds to complete the proposed
Pr0g1':\'|i. A progress report willbe
Sent to the shareliolders as soon as
possible. , _
B Mt ’l Stock
Exchange
(Supplied by Piumld and ¥`°
|m.ml»r-ru or lluntrenl atm-lr or h
olinngo and (lui-h Hnrllll)
Close
3 ‘.5
73
Open
Abitibi Sli
Asbestos 73__ __
Bathurst 141. 14'_=§
Beauharnois 3 ‘5 3'1-
Beu T91 152 151
Brazilian 15 15
Brewing Corp. oi' Can. 2‘~__~ 
Brut-it silk 91: 9/-
B. C. Power A.
Building Prod.
Can. Cement
Can. Nor. Pr.
Can. Car ti.: Found
Hydro Alcohol A.
Can.
Can. Pacific
Celanese
Cockshutt Plow
Cons. Smelt
Dist. Seagrams
Dom. Coal Pfd.
Dom. Bridge
Dom. Steel B.
Dom. Stores
Dom. Textile
Donnaconna.
Fraser Co.
Foundation Co.
asm
lcv.-
all
26";
1o1.<.
'iii
13'-t
281;.
se..
63%
2371
19
4a”/1
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11
3519
49%
8%
261A
10%
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13%
29
7.11
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48 'li
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11 _
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10%
24‘.é
22% 23
6% 5
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12
23 "lit
Gen. Steel Wares
Howard Smith 16‘"‘ii 15
1 _ 14 14
1 6141
93':
327'.
mp Tobacco
nt. Nickel 62
Int. Power Pfd. 931%
Lake Woods 33‘~':
Massey Harris 5%
McColl Front. 1551
Montreal Power 35%
Nat. Breweries 4111
Nat. Steel Car 23% 23“i
Noranda 6511 65‘»'.-
Power Corp. 18‘i 1B"i
Quebec Power 21 21
Shawinigan
St. Lawrence
Sou._ Can. Pow.
Steel of Can 69%
Steel of Can. Pid. 61% 61-19
5‘.ii
15'./.i
35%
41%
25
4*/1
13!-'_'
69'.-'J
25
4 ‘Ji
133.1
MONTREAL CURB
B. A. Oil 23%
Dom. Stores 11
Ford A. 25
23%
11
24
22%
Inter. Pete. 36% 36%
Walker Goodreham 42 42
Produce Prices
MONTREAL, Oct. 14-<CP)-
Wlleat, Nor. No. 2 $1.21 1-2.
Barley, C.W. No. 3 .'ll.
Oats, feed No. 1 .48; oats, C.W.
No. 3 .50.
Flour, spring wheat patentsjrsts
$7; seconds $6.60; bakers $6.50: win-
ter wheat patents, choice $4-80410:
white corn $6.50.
Bran, ton $27.25.
Shorts, ton $29.25.
Mlddlings. ton $35.25.
R/Oiled oats. 1998 90 lbs. $3.85.
' Hay, No. 2, per ton, carlots $9-
10.
Cheese, Ont. .13 1-2; Que. .121-2.
Butter, N0. I .23 I-4-5-8.
Eggs in cartons: A-1 large A8;
A-1 medium .467 A-1 pullets .37;
A-1arBe».44: A-medium A2; A-pu1-
lets. 35; B-large .3l; B,-medium
.29; C _26_
Potatoes: NB. or Que. Mts. 80's
$1.10-$1.15; Que. No. 2 Whites 80's
.90-$1; P.E I. Mts. 90's $1.20-$1.25.
ron sau: - Numan 11 Bliss
burner. Good as new. Cash and
carry stores. 1.-1925-io-15-ii..
 °1*'i'
ron sam-: ._ rnlwo TABLE
Model Radio. Perfect condition.
$19.00. Toombd Music SIDN-
L-7928-10-15-31.
WANTED - imnnu:-Aorzn nx-
perienced housekeeper. References
Aimly A. D, Brehaut, Pownal.
L-7234-10-13-31.
-*_ »;~__,_'~;T.~;
WANTED - MIDDLE AGED LADY
to take care of elderly lady in
country village. References. ADDI?
“A." care Guardian.
L-7903-10-15-31.
1
WANTED - MIDDLE AGID
housekeeper for country home.
Family of two. 'Apply  care
Guardian. L-7913-10-15-81.
APPLES FOII. SALE AT STET-
son's, Marshfield. Come and bi'I!\8
 °
 W”_i'
MAHNTOBII APPLE - WIND-
falls, 'I5 cents per bushel in 11001'
containers. F. S. Reeves. 5°“f-h'
port, L-7929-10-15-31.
 
r-‘ ii. Au: _ A Nulvmr-:a or' SIL-
0 S
ver my Pups males and females.
all crossed with reds. Also one red
female pup for sale. Prices r¢_2_\_\-
sonable_ John Bl'YB¥\¢°“~ SP' £3
valley. P. E. I. L-'isis-10-is-a _
=~‘_ _
Lost _
Ws'i~_"isr:'r”w"Ei':'i»T’i»i'r. sfrmiff
and nustieo truck me and wheel
30 x 5. Please notify Clark Bron..
W- Stewart and receive reward.
Clark Bros. L-7909-10415-3|.
Tsrrosiiroawfxv-rswtmri
Dalton ranch. Southport, Satur-
. “V hlilht a car ck I"il‘-112!
_ _ _la _
Please notify William Chaisson.
96 Kem. street, city.
L7893-10-14-21
i
MAGNIFICBNT GLADIOLAS
for nie. see the dwnlny and
make your selection at our office
in the new Currie Buildli.8~
Phone 835 or 865. Orders ‘filled
and deiiverd. J. A. Moore. SUD
Life Office. Char1ottnt0Wl\~
Wanted '
WANTED-50 'l'O 100 PULLBTSZ
state breed, age and price- L- J-
Kilbrlde, Portlge RR-_
‘ L7238-I0-13-SI
MONTREAL. Oct. 14-(CP)-
Butter prices ruled steady on Can-
adian commodity exchange produce
section today.
Butter spot sales 500 boxes, Que.
July buyers-inspection, 23 1-2.
cheese spot-unquoted.
Eggs spot-Ont. 'A-large 40a; A-
medium 3811; B-large 29a.
L11/E§_1_'oc1<
MONTREAL, Oct. 14-(CP) -
Livestock markets showed little ac-
tioii today as contracted volume
helcl prices at an unchanged level.
Receipts: Cattie 134; calves 188;
ogs 71.
Five carloads of western cattle
were received but not sold in early
dealings.
Calres were steady with veals
bringing $6 to $8 for fair to med-
ium good. Grrisscrs traded from $3
D0 $3.25.
Good ewes and vrethers brought
$7.75, bucks and culls $5.85 and
sheep $2.50 to $4.
Bacon hogs were $8.50 with sel-
ects going at $1 premium. Butch-
ers and hcavics were $8, extra hea-
vies $7.50 and lights $7.50 to $8.
Sows were $5150 to $6.25. A fcw
hogs for $11.35 rail grade.
Lambs sold at S750 on the Mar-
itime scctiori with other livestock
prices tinchanged.
.
Gi~’?Ai”iV
CHICAGO,. Oct. 14-(OP)-W'heii.t
in Chicago reached a new peak
price today for the season, May
delivery here rising two cents 8.
bushel to $1.16 1-4.
Liverpool and Winnipeg wheat
markets led the way, oiittloing in
some cases the top records of many
years. Broader export buying nc-
companicd the bulge in prices, and
totalled fit one stage 1,800,000 bush-
els, including 300.000 bushels of Un-
ited Stziics Pacific Coast wheat.
Wheat closed unsettled, 1 cent to
1 l-2 higher, Dec. 116 3-4-7-8; -May
115 5-8-3-4; corn iiiieliuligod to 3-8
higher, Dcc_ 0.3 1-»i-3-3, 1-.iziy 90 1-4
3-8; oats 1-8 oil to 1-fl up, and
provisions inryiiigg froin 2 cents dc-
clinc to 17 cents bulge.
WINNIPEG, Oct, 14-(CP)--
Wheat importers clipped anew into
Caiiadas diminishing surplusstocks
today, sending the price of nearby
futures on the Winnipeg grain ex-
change to the highest levels in 6
1-2 years. '
Net advances of 2 3-8 to 1 3-4
cents were registered, with all fut-
ures at the close of a \\'hirlwiiid
session glued to the cla_\"s ceiling.
October and November at $1.14 7-8
December $1.12 5-8, and May $1.13
1 8
Today's export sales totalled
more than 1.500.000 bushels, bring-
ing the increment since last Satur-
day to nearly 4,000,000 bushels.
Continental European countries
were among thc heaviest buyers of
the wheat.
October and November prices
advanced to a top of $1.14 7-8
where they closed, the dearest; quo-
tation for a "nearby" future on
the Winnipeg board since April,
1930. Six-year coniparlsons were
not available for December and
May options, which were not being
traded in at that time.
The export inovcmciit was re-
flected. in the cnsli-grain division.
Spreads on most. grades of wheat
improved fractionally, with good
demand evidenced, Flax headlin-
ed the advance in coarse grains
prices, three-cent gains being.
boarded.
M11\_/[lvc
TORONTO. Oct. 14-(CP)-'I'hc
price level of the Toronto mining
share market showed a moderate
net decline at the end of i0dRy`S
session, with wcnkiiess appearing
mainly in the`gold section.
Moneta, less spcctacula_r than
Tuesday still held top volume with
a trade of 193.010 slrares. A net
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Charlottetown
I THE PEACE OF POSSESSION
Broad acres, good health, and insurance in The Great-West Life give
him peace of mind. He has done his best to provide for his family
and for his future with just the kind of insurance that meets his
particular needs. In city and town, as in the country, peace of
possession is the goal toward which men strive. Family protection,
income for the years of retirement, money to be ready by a certain
time in the future-these are only a few of the services rendered by
this company to lielp you secure “pence of possession”. Get to know
a Great-West man.
HYNDMAN & CO. LTD., Provincial Managers
_ drop of 4 cents to 1.40 was record-
ed.
The big golds put on an indiffer-
cnt display. Trading quietly Dome,
Wright Hargreaves and Teck
Hughes closed down by ri. few
cents each while McIntyre, Pioneer
and Hollinger were up slightly,
East Malartic was ohered down
8 in considerable turnover and
other issues off 5 to 10 in active
trading were McLeod-Cockshutt
Red Lake Gold Shore, Bidgood-
Kirkland, Gunnar, Reno, Chiboug-
nmau, Sladen, and Sullivan. Pickic
Crow lost 20.
TORONTO, Oct. 14-(CP)__
Close
.11
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.93
Acme
Afton
Alder
Alex. f _03i_:_.
AVEOSY .139
Amt _gg
Billie. .03-li
Base Met _26
Beattie 1_3()
Bid Kirk 1_4()
Big Miss _5()
Bobio .28
Bun’ Ank 9_4()
Buff Can _(1414,
Can Mal 1_33
Cen Pat 3_3()
Cell Por _33
Chrom 155
Coniar 1_3()
Cons Chi 1_7()
Darkivater L23
ITF L Mal ]_()3
Eidor 1_3()
Falcon _1()i_§
Franco L96
Glenora _23
Gods Lake _'gg
Greene _.49
Gunnar _gg
Hard R 2_4;
Harker _15
H011 _lang
Hvwev .io
Allied Chemical
Am. Can
Am. For. Pr.
Am. Radiator
Am. Tcl. & T01.
Am. Waterworks
Anaconda
Atchison
Atl. Refining
Auburn _
Baldwin Locoinotire
Balt. & Ohio
Bendix Aix
Both. Steel
Briggs Mali.
Case
hrysler
1., ._ c ...;¢}¢*»*~  ' ‘   , _Commercial Sol.
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  . .  _ _ _  ', ». _  -. rf'//‘i""__ 1°" Curtiss-Wriglit
Deere
Dupont
irestone
'Gen. Elec.
Gen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Gt. No. Pfd.
Hudson Motor Car
Illinois Central
Int. Harvester
Inter. Tel. dz Tel.
Konnecott
Missouri Pac. Ry.
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Murray Corp. 2f`i` 2
N. Y, Central ~iii`. fit.
Nat. Cash Register 21. , "
Nor. American Co. '_
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor 1:: 1
Penn. R. R. 41'. 1
Phillip Morris
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Radio Corp.
Radio Keith Orpheum
Sears Roebuck C o. 94 51
Shell Union Oil Corp. ""' 2*
Southern Pac. 46X »i<
Std. Oil of Indiana 30". .'15
Std. Oil of N. J. Gif. iii
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I-‘arm property, 31 acres, 35-; miles.
from Chnrottetown. Apply '
CYRUS PICKARI),
West Royalty.
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BAY FORTUNE, LOT 43
.\‘0'l`lL`l’l is hereby given that pur-
aiiliiit in Urtil-r of the Court oi’ Chun-
.|-rr lu a cause wherein liurliin Mc-
|\.rizI\~ riiiil (»ll|\~l»s are Ctiiiilrliiliiniils
.iii-l Loo .\li~i\\-nzio and aiiicrs are
lit-ibiitiniifs, ii. ‘.'i»3, I will at-t and sell
ity l’iiblic Auction on the promises
(IN .\ION|).\\'
'I'IlI"I §I'l(`0_\I) II.\\' OI" NO\`E,\IIII'1Il
.\. II. 1036
.lt the hour uf two 0'cIoek In the
ufti-rrinnn
.»\ll flizil irlivi. piece or pnrceloflnuli
sil'iuL|.~ lying and being on Lot or
|`-iiiiisliip Niiiiibcr. Forty-Tlirt‘t~. in
i(.i\1.'s Vtiiinly in Prince Eflwliril Iii-
l.ii.»l, ivliiiii-lvii nnil deacx-lbcd as foll-
oii. -t‘-iiiiiiieiirliiiq on the soulli sitio
liz' i1.:l.iii;i~»ii liiiy lit the rioriliiwiit
:iiiglv of llinli now or foriiiurly in poss-
i~»i~|i of Arvlillilllil .\1<:I{\‘lizi(-. iii nrt-
~'»»iiili sixty-i-w<i ilcirrecn west to linin-
tliviicc \\‘i~st\\':irtlly along lilo
li.-ro iiiitil it oliialns u lircliiltli nt ri
-1-t:iii;;l-» lu the nllt»\'|.~ xiioiirioiiril
lim- .ii ner.-ii i-liliiiis liiitl ftfty liiiIi~.
iiii-iii-.» lirirlli siixf_\'»i\\~u ilcgrt-fa .\:i_-:L
|»» llio 1'irsr. i.iit~iiiitiiimI li.'i_\'. tlieiivl-
»ll\i\\'l|i7.: lllc. shore nf the slime tw th->
lim- oi’ r-oiiiiiioiit-viiii-xii, coiiifiinliii:
_\‘-lu-n riiiii tiiit--linlf ucies of lniili
tile iiiiiru or ll-ss.
.»\l.Sil .»\l.l. lliair other tract pinn-
lir plirm-l of lliiivl i=if|i:i|\‘ lyllig liilil l>v»
ini: on Init i-'t»riy.|lir»--- iii l{.iig~‘
1.'-iiiiiiy liforvsliiil. lwiiiiili-<1 riiiil tiv-
ili I [till lil `
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svr i-1 its dun, 1 it i:~i to anyh-
i‘<»|iii\i|-iit-iiig ut lim i>ri<|i:»- tin ilii- li..ii~l
friiiii l‘2;_'linL'l|»|l .Wilt-lil Ilnusv iii Il:|_\'
Fnrlliii-~ t`iiiir-»l|. iiiiil riiiiiiliii: ilii~iit~.-
alloiii: the siiviiliirii bilge of Rlllil Ili-:itl
li|»i‘.ii i'.ll_v |.\-~ iii-,rn-t-_-i curl l\\i-l\~-
\'llhlli~' :i|:\l 1hil`i_\' Illikn tu lliv .simili-
vrii |~»ii|i|i:li'_v 4-1 (fi-if.ii‘a laiiil, iii.-inn
iilniii.; lii~~ >.liii~~ nivrili t-.;:iii_\~_-i\ llo-
:ri-~~ 1-ii.-t iiiit-it-1-ii t~li:i.iis in 'li-\
\\~~i rii li.-iiiitl.'ir_\' nf lliiiii lit-lil li_\- lim
iioire ol' the l.|1\~ '\\'ilIi:illi I\|ii;;\\.»il.
iiii~iit~i\ :iii-ii; the s;ii.i l»l»uii<l:\r_r s-»iii1i
iiili-l_\'-liiiu tiii:i.i< uw-st it. ili~ sillin-
flt Ilgliiigl-iii <‘~\'l-_ tlieiivu :ill-:ig llil-
.~:iiiin i..»i-lliw-»si\r:iriIly to rho plat-<-
of ciiiiiiiiiiiit-1iiiciil, cuiitaiiilllir liiirty-
iiiin in-ri-s li liiiil- iiinrt- or It-<s :ilu-
arlllii- Ii:|\'.ii|; ln-4-ii t'i>ii\'i-yt-il in \\'illi:|ili
Uiiiilipr li_\‘ tim-il lit-iirliig date tiir- 1.'lIi
.lay of Si-pztiiiilior A. D. 1S'.'|i, from
.ltilin r\llli-iis, swiliiiiilllsloiier of 1‘ul-|i~-
l.iiiitl.~).
'|'|i-» nliiiro luiiils will iw will I-`rw‘.
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ilersigned.
Datoil this seventh tiny of ii~vf»i
A. D. 1036.
C. BT. PLAIN 'I'Ii\I\'(\II,
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BULBS BEELBS
We have Just received dirt-rv
from HOLLAND our :iniiiini
supply nf DUTCH IiI'I.Il\_
These Bulbs have hi-t-vi ln-
SDl‘\“icd at port of 4~iiti_\- and
are fr:-c from disi';i.\<~.
Choice Floweriiiir
Bulbs
IIY.'\Cl'NTIIS, iI)fiulilf» _mtl
Single.)
`Tl.'I.II’S_ llixirly .\`iiif.:§. .
TI’I.II'S, (Early llriill lizi
DARWIN 'I`l`I.ll‘>`, -l ing
stem) Double and Siiiglt-_
NARCISSUS, Extra !.\ri;t~
Bulbs.
II.-\I°`I"0I)II.S, ""'f”'- lilrL,i'
Bulbs.
(`It0(`.lTS. Clinics- _`.li<,r.i
(large builisi. .
I-`RlTSI.\, i.\Ii\t‘ll <'iihil.~\
(i.'\I..-\N'I`I|I'.\`
All til' the :\Iiu\'r~ I`XlII `.
LARGE or l-‘l|t.~"i' _-.i/i.. `
Send for nur hulli |i_~i ii-,it
ready. All selling at l.()\\_ Z ~‘
PRICES.
Garter & Co.
Limited
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GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune Carol Receives a Surprise! By Bob Moore and lohn Holes
TIl|5....MARl,lNE. IS A SUCK ARTICLE.. .
ACNANCE THAT IT MAY BE A TRAP.....
l'LL PLAY $AFE....AND HAVE A1005 ABOUT
BEFORE I NINOUNCE MYSELE
BY .IWE1 (RROLl......
S0 SHE WAS TELLING THE
TRUTH, AFTEWNJ..
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