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I LI.ETT'S
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EAR TROUBLES FROM B.-\'1`liING.
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Sometimes a great deal of pain
and tr bl ' ~ '
Water to enter the ear while bathing.
Naturally, acute ear trouble from
this cause is more likely to come
from sea-bathing than fiom any oth-
“F Way, but a plain bath in the home
bath-tub may he followed by ill con-
sequences if_the bather is careless. In
neafbathing the head 'may he con-
stantly under lvatcr, or, if there nre
llfly' Waves, the water may strike the
_ :end_ with considerable impact, and
_ lsllii-. .\,.ii..|,. floating particles Le carried into the
un' |-Uk |_,,~|.; |N_ . . . .. _ our with great force.
ff .....l.i..n ............al.-..i.hi:`:.l..(’l'-\N||rY In any case where pain and deaf_
_5’|;;:.:___.i_i..lui.-.-:inn .i..i.,._.-ijfl-i:ll':;l:;.l lless _seem to, he t_he result of bnth-
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, _ ' ie mischief comes from
' ,_ n. lot of water entering the e;il‘ wller
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makes more bread to the sU¢¢E$S
AN
flour on the market- WHEN THE
breadthat takesupwater gA|(|N¢ 'S
barrel than any other C
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readily, ‘ ‘stands up' ' well
in the oven, looks well,
tastes well and is light
and nutritious.
Being a carefully prepared
blend of Manitoba Spring wliea
t V/'~.
and Ontario Fall wheat Beaver U
.making the most delicious cakes '
pies and biscuits. '
Keeping two Hours-one for
-.rl
one for pastry-involves unnecessary 
expense and bother. Beaver
best for both.
Ask your grocer for it.
DEALERS-Wrlic for prices on all
. Coarse Grainsallll Cereals.
'HIE T. Il. TAYLDR 00., LIMITED, -
bread and
Flour is
Feeds,
BE FQHETOLD
_A swell and press against the walls, _ gmt tn
whlch Ohstructs sound and “eb a lci-r would bo :lliiiost llciileil when
llil wollld lippcar in li. new pluc-0
n. rcllirirknbly short time s. deep
_ .p,_ ___ ______‘€__-____. if somcthing is not done the mass of _. li »lo wolllil bu onfclliillo the llc-sh. The l
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`*`\§._;-L-;,'l%'  this the walls of the canal leading
 .niicu uint it is almost imponniilc
  either to examine or to treat the
.;,~_»-*'{...~.. -.-~. case
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Flour is also an ideal Pastry flour. i .' / * 'ltllil tl* S omg mes e ml C IS a S y
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 ,,___,_..,,_w._.g__.-,__-_;{.,‘,_; Tllere is l-itill another type of C1139. 
  where the lireath, after being held l
‘ --i.‘~i._ _§._.  for a long time ill the lungs, is foi- ‘
` ` ”' Clbl 8 elled ith
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odious nccompnnimenis
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2* ` ` it _  .__ _f #__ .5 _.i “__ may not he enough of this wax ti
_  .3 ,-5 ~...»f,§  _q-_I_._,_;_»,f .~ Q e_. J i _._.»_ -lrmliice unpleasant symptoms ordiii-
_ .,,,,_ .  _  ,.~‘ -   ,_ __ ,l  Srily, but the water caiists it to
4 -2.'/.¢\‘ .-'_. -f',‘l»::\;i.r'llfr=l§;..‘:l:gk-_»?.._  .'.¢-fI'f-,._____,-;._if;'_=j¢;_ _-_.;;_. A
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- - . Ona il
_ -.- - _ _ _ - _ tion ns if there was a bubble or i|
\ '..'-_,'.._,'$,§’é-"l‘-°-"»‘7"‘3l§,~ ~'_'~`Q.. -1 fvrelitn llody_lnslde the car. _ 'lnerzl _Il 3,"
'f’1i”‘fl‘:, . P'-3»__f ilziy not hc pain for some time, but; ,,`l“" I"
 V " .-_`_  - infective material carried into the
-_i ‘__   T"-_*~;_._~ cal' by the water, rind onre in, germs
-- _;5‘.i£§. could ask no better place in which to
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 ;;‘otv__erl;i_;l___inllltl|»1y than the interior
"""""`-=»"""'<-ll. 'fi Tile ireatmf-nt in eitlur of these
. _ .»-, _ , _ _ t .
 .'._  ras-cs must first he a removal fronl
 the ear of the wax or the l'ol‘elt'li
 niatt<'lxcai'i'ild ill, and which is calls- I
-- `-l".- ' _ " ‘~,~==‘ /`,_<..,-_‘;'~f.-{.?-:_- ini.; the trouble.
` _,, _,. tnclilnll tiibr~~i anil middle eflrhDl1C“-‘l.
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‘ See Our *High Cla
_ . Starr Skate
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116   .-' -‘*.-‘-j-f’-  ' y xp , w' the result that
» 1l¢5`  'i--I-"~-l`-"I ii ‘- l 1 'v into ti lui -
cnAmAM_ out ____ ic_ all muy/__ ic lrl e_n _ _ie _s
wollcn wax pressing against thi- in
iernul skin will produce a sore place,
lust as pressure anywhere else would
lo, and after the skin is broken it is
ro the internal ear may swell so
Oil e will arise from allowing
lle:e is nlreaiiy cakell ws.x There ’
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__md__ h>"~l'li`¢6l;\-_r......... .\ .... nn... . ing. lt is most desirable that a,diag- ~,.. ._-_iv-_-__. -\..»..:.,,___,¢, "_, in __.__..-,._»_-_,._._;___.
_ nos.s should be made quickly and l "i " ‘ il ». 'i' ‘- ? 
. sol.ni.ll<llrwl|elilz ireatment started p!.,,mpt]y_ Says ; _ '.,_ 2 I - l .-  .§_,,';`i'_
rim Youth' C ' ' _ `wli i' ` ‘lf ‘ g I -'V ‘ 2;" 
 IS l10nc the strolllllldainsloilllite llliglyt ltljl I   7 ` ,gf I _V 1 IA:
I is brief nnu slight, but neglect of .~..i".i.v  f  `
_f __ __\ "-'- _P-""'__;"_“"’_Wllzm_ ___ mtv-llnsngi, treatment often results in iiifinmnln
_"-i*-~ '“'__-_'_@_ tion of the middle ear, with all its
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Jfls. Eliilvoi-tli, 902 Selkirk Avo., _
\\'iuiiipc__', sil_\'~i:-“I<`ii'.lr yeilrs algo ,
Ili-like out on lily Icft ankle
.lid sprrlld lirllil from tho top of my
 l"lrS.
ii'ci ra
lily lcii<-o was cnc exfcllili,-ll so
ll.-sh i-li lily hir; tllrileil hlllc llild look
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ol' no
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Some
olhors
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i otiiillli
` liiill f~iir.», I nllilost '_'.l\'o lip ill despair.
“ It
how I
- li. day
consulted five ilitlorcnt, doctor
silid tllero was no cure form
hli.-ss the flour I lol; lt! Wi
‘i Tile si
_\'-eil' rig.) :liiil I llilvo il»_!\'l:r llllll is llli
ill<iiii.’.~l
ulci~.' illilll.”
_ pllii_~l,
free, in Buk Co. I‘orollto, for price.
.__ _ ___ lull. ng wi l it se retlon fiom the
tliioit which staits a catalrlial
tloiible in the enl ln these ta es
r thcif- will ringing and llll/kiln.,
We have a fine showing ofthe best skates
ada. _We carefully selected our stock and are
made in Can
sure that we
have here the proper skates for our riiilcs and ponds, both for
hockey, plain or fancy skating.
In Starr skates we have the ideal thing for hockeyists~
_ skates favored by all the big leaguers. The Velox, one of our
best, is bound to be a favorite.
Then we have
the Alito :uid
Cycle-two other favorites. Call in and look over the stuck.
_Hockey I
sticks, shin  &
pads goal
k e e p e r s . .
pads_ ankle vlctofla
E supports]
Chandler
Row
Sl\at;\
Sl f -1 P S- Coronation ll
sc rc w s,
I ankle pulls  22, IQII
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QL S Reservations for May & june f
--- sailings should be made iii once. l
  
' Crum’s Best English Prints 52 in wide e
ed and numbered and guaranteed io wash l4c
- ' (Always ask to see the
Good English Print 52 in wide
stamp and ilii
(Md C bt st
a e by ruiils u not aniped
Good Canadian Prini 30 in wide . . . . . . _ . _ . .
(Excellent value can’t be beat)
Good American Prints 36 in wide  _ . _
This is a very superior range of prints and the
Gel Your Si-.wing
For a time we are offering special
can readily see Also on our ginghnnis. We lillvc
the celebrated
Anderson Ginghams at _ . _  . . . . ..
We also have the lower prices in ginglianls.
W. C. Turner (£1
really beautiful and the width 36 inches.
Done New
prices oil the
The Low Price Slow
dttsrmvvftf Sunnyside Ch'I`0wn.
SPRING PRI
per yard. Agents. _ THE
lllbfr) - ' Charlottetown, I"‘. E. I
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desigiis are
above goods as you
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Hear The Latest
Edison Records
In our stork of Eilisuli records _von
will fiild selections by flle \\'iii'ld'.<i '
greatest entertainers---»yi\li call lllllio '
the best singers the world has cl-cr
'heard sing the songs you like bi-.sl .'_lil<i
ready to perform wliencvei-_:yall \\'isl\~
Only through the me ofthe Edison phono-
graph and Edison rei‘orJsi i-l lliis griimi lrc
possible-no other machine can give Su
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clear nntiii-ul repriidilctioil of rc'0i‘<|~l lllfl"
lhe Edison record list wlii h is llle nlosi coni-
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plete of all
Our stock is large and extensive cilmllinillg 'Ile mm(
opulir and classic leleclions. Call in illld
hear them
e`ll be leased to see you. Rerui-.ls iz min) 40c, ii.
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i-2 min) Sc.
A. E. Toombs. '77
V 1' lizamiinnini. ' " ` ‘ celi~l.'l\innnceli
Queen Si.
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ho-;l.iiig ilidili-il. I ulflrtell using ont-
llli.-ilt ilflcr oilitilzenl, hilt rccciveil little i
lieiil-lit. Tho ulcers would lienl
, ___$,§y@‘~ __ an easy step to infection. for ii time and then breilk out. afreeli.
NE ww" / "”,`   _ With tl_i;:__pain _thered \_vil_l generally [__ w_lls liild up in bud for ll. long time,
.j,._ iegln a ln, wa cry lsc urge, gra- ii soil
BEAVER  _I_'/  dually growing more proflise and he- uwia so painful that I had no rest. nig
Floun  _/-  coming pllrulellt; ln such a case as alter night. ‘ --
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tcly unillllo to walk. My limb
ht
niIv..sci.l lily going into hospital;
using llleiroilllillcilts and propar-`
li:ll_i`l I was positive they could
was tlicll Zlulldliill wus tried and
1, tliln
it hull girl-ll nie sfinifl case, ililil ‘l
that tiiilc I wvilt oil improving!
lrils were no bull lll'it it took iivlrlin
time to hclil ihi>in, but. Z lm-link Ilcfll-‘d
|_ tllcill all. 'Tho lust wus liirulcil over
.
t:'oiil.lo silico,\fi-oin anyiorm of
’/...in llillr is: just as grind for ocznmii,
fustl-riilg nilrcs, srillp sores, child-
l'i‘n si r:l~'lio.~l, cuts. hiirll-, scrllds, nnll all
skill iiljilriiis ililil ilisiilsos, Driiggists
and stores cvcr_v\vliero 500 llox, ill' post
all
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_\ noises. A wail of cotton-not absoi'~ .:__ VER HOME NEEDQ 'T "` `._ iUI1r many Custolnefs
bent cotton»-in the ear while hath- §_ ` __,,-yi'-ij-gf_At-_L-._..;, ' 
SS in.E is a snfelllluril uguilist all these “Iii-~>'ii`\5"“5<fl&‘7‘1t"l53E°x""5'-l""l‘”""-%?"'*‘*"
lincomfortulile seqllenccs or if a ca _
CANADA T0 BRISTOL 
Less than six days af sea. i_
Fastest and most luxurious.
I~`roiii Halifax,
Royal Edward Jan. zstli.
Royal George Feb. Sth.
From liloiltreal. L
Royal George May 3'<l ‘-
Royal lidivard
Royal George
Royal Iidlvard
l\'l:iy (gist.
June i4tll. (4
=“--Y'7‘*'- "=- Lulu-; uiuciivs
John Ncwson for 24 years and
Mark Wright for 3, years, I
have il thorough knowledge
of all kinds of lipholsterlng,
repairiiig, cleuniiig, cabinet
nl:-ikilig, prlilitiiig, \‘arnisliin;_f
and g.graiiiiilg_ flaring rented
the preiliises formerly occu-
pied by my employer, I am
now ready todo all kiilds of
work in nly lille, and do here-
by solicit the llilliierolis cus-
tomers who have been in the
habit of d<~:iliiig on these pre-
nlises for so iliany years.
BE9.-I make a spcciuliy of lay-
ing oil cloth, caipcls, hanging
kllnds_ citrlriill poles. :illil all
kilids of pictllrc lilolilllin;.;'.
ll
l Sydney .S".re-sl, opp. Cathedral
. - ., - .. _ __ _ for their generous
is lvorn it may be pulled well dowil ' ' '
lm' ‘"5 °*“" _  ____ _Notice to the Public;
THE ROYAI. LINE
Having been engaged with P
of all the i
Season’s Greetings
C. W. Patterson ‘
, FUR NAMES.
es of furs are more in the nature of
tlfade names that have become recog-
nized in the trade and, according ti
VOEUC. are presumed to be known to
the layman as not being in fact what
they would seem to imply.
FOI fllimllle. what is called "Rl's-
sian sable" is in many instances
American sable, what is called
"bear" is quite frequently dyed goat,
and. it Sl-\0uld be borne in mind tha.-t
"fox" is often dyed hare; "mink,"
"sable" or "skunk," dyed mai-niet;
“sable’ dyed mink, "mink" or
"sable," dyed musqllash, "electric,"
"Red River" and "Hudson seal,”
pulled and dyed musquash or pulled
and dyed nutria or sheared and dyed
rabbit; "beaver" and “ot.ter," pulled
or natural nutria; “beaver,” sheared
and dyed opossum; "seal," pulled
and dyed otter; "sable" or “French
sable," dyed rabbit; "ermiile," whit:
rabbit; "chinchllla," white 'rabbit
dyed; "skunk," dyed wallaby; "fox,"
white hare, and “silver fox," fox on
sable with white hairs- inserted to
give it the silver appearance.
In some instances this is, of course,
not at all as it should be, whereas,
there might be some excuse for call-
ing Angora goat "Persian goat,"
since this animal originated in the
valleys of Angora in Asia.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
llia Klnd You llava Always Bouglil
Bears the
Blgnature _of ‘ 
Musical Inslrumenls
Ai reduced prices
Violins, Accordeons and Autolmrpn.We
also carry a nice line of toys. dolls, zanies
fancy china, stationery, photo frames,
urae e
n _ s, n cklaces. music books, sheet
music and school supplies .at lowest
prices. Post Cards at al prices.
H. A. Tanton
lu Great George St.
12-l5CIttsrthlrrl
We take this po-
portunity to thank
atronage and extend
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“The "limes given the various quali-
When buying your coffee don't
merely say “A pound of best
- Coffee”-Specify
cal .Brand
offee
costs no more than inferior grades
and our reputation is behind ll.
Packed in I md 1 pound can: only.-
CIIASE AND SANIORN, - MONTIEAL
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  SIIIGII Fil; SIIMIIIOI
We keep
The following in Stock
END MARLINE
RIGHT and LEFT
i4/6 Ply.,
Colton Net Twine
Colton Seine Twine
6,E9. :a and i, thread '
xiract of Jerk and Catch
The Old Established House
Bruce Sgewnrt Q Co. LH.
u cusorl to
A. Kellnedy Q Co. -
I x z 3 Pho
dttsgrwll .S ‘-17
That’s the big word to.
day and it applies to the
care of
Let us store yours now
and paint it before the
rush.
FRED. C- WALLIIII
203 Kent St.
mpd
your carriages.
9-id6
Il
 "Tha Illofor that .lla/'ec I/m»I{ark"
Alter Tliorough Tesls Yilu’ll I
Buy an IMPERIAL 
Inspect, _examine and test ev`ery_ motor
now on the market and we’re sure yoii°l-l
_ find in the Imperial all t_l1c leading features
of other motors with some original exclus-
ive, lleavily-patented points of its own.
The Imperial is rnade to meet the ex-
acting demands of expert boat builders and
seasoned boating men. It is made in sizes
to suit all boats, is powerful but is economi-
cal on fuel,is simple to operate, runs smooth-
ly and frictionless and will outlast several
cheaper motors.
Send for our free illustrated catalog:
Jeweler
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,_ Bruce Stewart €=:?'Co.L-td!
EJ Charlottetown l
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[LIABLE AND POPULAR RDUTE _ _
Between SL John md Bum Through tickets sold over
~- -- all connecting lines to all
a hczilltiful ran e ol' FARES
g (`FIARLO'I‘TETOWN T0 BOSTON '
rim ci." ss.1o Points'
  |4¢ gmina elm §t:.f_l_; Pullman and tourist sleep
lafc Rooms . . ~
. ln car reservation secured b i /
Ccmmenclng December Isl g I 1 1 5 -/
arson s'i'u1livlsi1il>s cALviNAUs'i‘li~i felegfflp 1 “ll ‘Out C large-
Q9 leaves St. .Iohn hurs q lp . W' K' 
T days at 9 a. m
'°l'dl3l¥.‘l?.'°‘i’.;§l’.‘-?.§"il”.?i?.l‘3t'l.°l.'§i’il’I.‘Z.‘iY.°..'I 34 Great Gwfge Sf-.
Mondays sill). a. m. and Portland at 5.00
p. nl. for Lubec. Eaetport and rli.John._ Clty TlCI{€t Agéllt
For tickets, literature und information nsdrlf
upply to local ticket agents. Baggage
c leaked through to dest. nation.
§'?‘f:-
cf "
  saves yoi. from 14 to 24
~'f.¢.‘i._»_'.-'f\.':_,"_ hours time in luakirig your
*' E " ' ‘ " ` trip to Montreal or the west.
' Lures.  ine" -
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The undersigned are instructed tu
.“" offer for sale by Private Sale that
falm of 100 acres situate at Cra-
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.9  -.__ \ ___\, palid and owned by John C. Moore, _
\\~.\ - . Esq‘
 There is a large and well unisheil
¥ _ dwelling house and colrlmodious
/.,//_//  barns on the property which is con-
veniently and beautifully located
near Urapaud Corner.
If the property is not disposed of
before Wednesday, the lst day of
March next, it will on that day be
oflered at Public Auction on the
premises at the hour of twelve
u'clock noon.
For fiirtlier particulars apply to
the linill-rsigllcil.
llnteil the 28th day of December,
-~ ._  _ oivweiiin iiorei
I l=.lllsou \ COMM
K4 Valuable Farm  ' ' ‘
For Sale
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9  "’-£1
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Ifliif
offers rooms with liot and cold water for
81.00 per day linri up, which includes fri-ii
use of Public nlinivvr hntha. b.othinir_t<»
oqiillltliisin New Eilizlund. Rooms with
suites of t:wo rooliii~l'l\llrl)bnth'for .$4.00 pci'
lilly and up. llinlnp ruoiiili and cnfe Ilrlit-
clilils. Euroneall p lin
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
stunofloilrs, llot_hinz_ wood but ths_doorn
Equipped with ilu own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaninii Plant.
Lon! l)iliti\nce'I‘elephoili~. in Every ltoom
Strictly A Temperance Ilotel
A D N10 co Send for__l?`oiilk:ef I _
ditsrmthtf ii/lszniin. oiiinmr il Hnsznnn “"“°"“'°' °° "°°
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Est. of Haliry -Harvle... 
Sarah Hllestls...   
Hugh Monaghan, Jr..
Neil McNevin...    .
Henry Rnckham...   
Michael W. Slillth...   
Thomas Sweeney...   
Estate of .lumen Trainer
.. ...Holme
 ...House
Cstnte of William Walsh: 
Dah-.I tllls 5th day of Janliary, A.
...House and Land, Town Lot 26, let hundred...    
...Vacant Land, Common Lot 27...         
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the provisions of Statute 8, Edward VII, Cap. 17, Section
30 days' piibllr-ation of the above list, being list of the ratepayers ofthe City ol Charlotte
mlliwl in pny within on-_ time prescribed the assessment severally levied upon their Real Property in said Gi*-Y
I will make an application to His Honor the Judge of the City Court nf said City for judgment against each
nw! :ill nl the lnnils above described for the respective amounts so levied aazafnst them and then llulllill. IDU
lint iiiion irich judgment being entaredl will further apply for ii. warrant for the sale of such landl.
LIST OF RATEPAYERS FOR THE CITY OF CHAIRLOTTETOWN, in default (ol lsnllmod dot ol
eal Property for the year ending 31st December, 1910, containing names of all such defaultsrl and amount
due from them respectively with a statement with the Number of the To wn, Water Lot and Common Lot ll)-'
which or any part thereof. Such assessment in in default:
Name of Ratepayer in Default Statement of Description of Property upon which l Amount of Allan-
Assessineiit le made -l ment duo and unpaid
Stephen Coyle...     .  louse and Land, Town Lot 3, 2nd hundred...     ...$19.35
Mrs. James Connolly... .. . .. ...House and Land, Town Lot 39. 5th hundred...      6.88
Wallace Carr...    . . ,..House and Land, Common Lot 19...     ... . . . . ...
Wallace Carr...    _ .. .. ...Vacant Land, Common Lot 21...        
.. .. ...House and Land, Town Lot 65, lat hundred...    
 ...Vacant Land, Common Lot 27... .... ..      . .  
. ...Housesuud Land, Common Lot 22...  ...  . . .. ..  ...
. ...Vacant Land, Common Lot 19...   ..   .. ...  
.. .. ...Vacant Land, Common Lot 23...       ... ... ..
..  ...Houses and Land, Common Lot 22...       
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... 1.88
... L75
... 1.08
 83.88
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... 1.25
... 62.68
... 4.82
... 16.50
... 8.9(
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and Land, Town Lot 65, lat hundred...  ..  
and Land, Town Lot 18, 2nd hundred...    
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tovu who have
D., 1911. ROBERT VANIDIRITINI _
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