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 _3_I'_ 1.91? "lllu l.a'l‘lss'r News _ THE LHARLUTPETOWN GUARDIAN rllisl' or Am." PAGE THREE
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It Physio buy in this Province.
There will fbe a ten cent skate at
the Arena tonight.
J. J. McKinnon, city, went to
Georgetown on the mail special last.
e_\'euing.
During the severe storm of Satur-
day night a tall chimney on the house
occupied by Mrs 'I‘. ll. GhaPPelle,
Prince Street, came down with a
crash in the roof. The large chimney
on the house of George Molnnis, Cum-
berland Street, was also blown
illown. _
Ycsterday's train froln 'l‘ignish to
this City. due at one forty-hve, had
to contend with various obstacles on
lu>r'Journey and as a consequence she
did not arrive here until four o‘c1ock.
Chief among the difhcillties encolln-
tered were the handling of a heavy
freight business and snow fighting.
For this latter purpose thcre was a
snow-plow attached and this necessi-
tated slower progress. In places some
quantity of snow was met with but
was nothing unusual, considering the
storm of Saturday.
L_ _*_   '  I Sunday evening in St. James'
\u 1 (`hur<‘h Rev 'I' F Fuller ton deliver-
» fl. I i
if ' _////_ ligliiesi, ilnkie-si, in-siiesi
Pie Crustsy ou cvcr tasted
sis of the character' of the poet Mr.
‘Fullerton pointed out that Burns
showell to the world his weakness
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,l .. \  ` _,X | IS A Pastry Plein' is..i'f..:;1:‘f;‘;';i.f;*.:“;.‘:.':. :;::..;:;°~ ir.
.___¢ \  . , text was "He that hath ears to hear,
__ /7 -= x 1 Beaver Flournmkes the lit him hear." In his masterly analy-
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his strength love, hate glory and
__  1/_é f _ » shame, but at the same time he set
/. Beaver I‘l0ur lilzilrcs the most forth in his writings the iatherlioqri
\ clclicious Caikcs, Buns ‘niid other
I
` Beaver Flour
Fancy Pastry.
And Beaver Flour makes the
~ wllitest, iilost nutritious Bread.
the family flour
al.
of God and thc brotherhood of man,
the dignity .of labor, the joy of love
and tho sacredness of home. He was
ever the advocate of the oppressed,
was the apostle of independence at
an age wh-en caste was registered in
the customs and laws of the state,
but lie was never independent of the
love of his friends and of the love of
God. Burns was deeply devout and
caliicd his reli 'on into his dail life
for all kinds of baking, as guod for pastry Iieceutly nianygofithe false viewii con-
cerning him have been made right
as fqr Breads and best for bothv in the light of_fuller knowledge. Mr.
l\`ullci'toii rcad‘ extracts from Burns’s
' Your grocer lids it, or will get it for you. poem, and ,,,0,,,_. Wm,,,gs_ as inns.
trativc of his discourse, which was
DEALERS-_\\`riie us for prices on 1-`eed, Course (3 ruins :lull Cereals. marked t\“.(,ugho,,t by deep em-mst.
cerit
, lla ness and sin y. _
THE T. II. 'I`AYI.0R Q0., LIMITED, I CIIATIIAM, 0nl. ._-__,____.___;_
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Visit Paton's Big tlenrauce
Sale today
householder or individual. Its chief
attractions are its well varied as-
sortments of suitable nierchandlse
l-3ldll
::--l\lolr's Chocolates in all their
deliciousness and perfect freshness. 15
kinds lu hulk also handsome new
packages, Remember Moir’l are best.
Telephone- ` lol' _a sample half or
“Down quilts-Here is your
opportunity to own a luxury~
nt little cost. Just a dozen-
out they go--$4.50 for $3.60,
$0.00 for $5.15, $8.75 for $6.50,
$l0.75 for $7.15. See them in
our window. Bear & Weeks.
' I-illdtf.
and plentiflil quantities of every- D0lll1fl. The McKinnon Drug Co., cor.
thing from which to select. 1-28d3l_ Great Georgb 8-“<1 Klint!! Stfeew-
____ drtf._
“Carter & Co., Ltd., are nilvcrtis- .' _ `
ing their auuurll half-price wall pripl-I' I
remnant sale. Many ‘.i».=:i\‘.iif-.il lilies
of parlor, dining room, hall., 11111'
l’aton’s great sale is of imp irtance
Island 1
room und kitchen Dfilwrh. fill JL 111111
pl ice, to make room for new goods
~ ' ‘ Early buyers will save nl.»ne',' ‘iv uct- 
to every buyer on P. E. , to 1103 mst Cl“‘l°"» 1'30d51~ _ _ _ .
, _ 1 - r
Wade in Me /argosi
   T Warcesiersblra
5p.c.to6p.c.
»
'I ou should not obtain  
.Janne faciory'
in Ma World
T113;l:elfiirli‘§s;utci‘61iiei cent on your iiioilev I MARITIME' SECURITIES'
an aver _ . - _...
\Ve shall be pleased to submit sound llivestuients
to yield this rate of ilicolne. _ ' ' Jim- 27. 1911-
Halifax, N. S. .
BANKS.
B. N; America......   151
lished ls1:i New Brunswick 275
E g, 1, _ _    .. 
Members Montreal Sioclis ixchllllil- mf°°1 p"“l° w"" Nova Scotia .... ..   277
imrlrnx N.s. MONTREAL. P- Q~ 5T~ 1° HN'N' B' Royal Bank of oanada.......... 240
,._.__._;
-_?~--f' ' J Acadia Fire Insurance... 
Acadia Sugar, 
MISCELLANEOUS.
105
103
~.. Acadia Sugar, Ord
We own and offer -
for sale in lots
to suit purchasers,
I
drllf
$5,000
Cape Breton
Electric Co. _ '
Acadia Sugar...   . ...... ..
1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,.,,._ C.,,,,___ 2,
' _ Ea t. Can. Sav. & Loan  140
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Eastern Trust Company 
Halifax Fire Ins. X. 
Nova Scotia Telephone 
StanDeld’s pid. X. l)....... 
Sti~infie1d's Com. X. I). 
Trinidad Electric X. D.  74
105
121
104
60
BONDS.
. Qin final. J.o.ir-
vvairli Fon OUR clRcui.AR. rlrlfiii l§“o..ff""i§..§r....§@ niiii.ii§§.
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Brandram-Henderson  100
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Halifax Elec. Tramway 
B d Porto Rico Railways  02 184
_ [1 S _ Stanfleld’s limited   1 i 0l
5 P' C O Trinidad Eliictric   95 92
102;
S. Steel & Coal 1st....... 95;
S. Steel & Coal Deb......
'86
100
94,
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F. B. McCURDY & C0 
'md men. Ask for
Members Montreal Stock Exchange ' :,S0verei n Brand,,_
STOCK Quorurions. ‘ NEW YORK STCCKS_
Jan. 30, 1911. owned
Reilorfs furnished by
‘ly 32 C0., Members Moiitrehl Stock Am~ mel' Sugar” 
lixcliang , 130 _ Anral. (‘f0Dll¢l`---  
lottetow; Richmond sr. char B___Ok,yn R ,,.___ 
MONTREAL STOCKS. Reading...   -
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`anadlan Pacific.. 
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Illgh-mt  ... ...
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,.,,,,,er__f°_f_\_  steel... _
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209| Union Pacific...  
22 U. S. Steel...   
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cIl\l‘I0“¢l0W|\» P- E' I' 'Aw 5-  __.___... _..__`
"Table liiiens~from 18c. up.
Wonderful values during our an-
nual line`n sale. Elegant dam-
asks by the yard and also bor-
dered cloths in all sizes. with
napkins to match every pattern.
Great values in sheatings, tow-
els, fancy linens, bedspreods,
etc. etc., duringi our annual lin-
en sale. Beer & Weeks. 1-31dtf.
. _ . - _ -_ ~ .  as si
Price and descriptive circular upon application &§_¥_°_1i1'_1_f7£_E_1:_‘1l'°';_Bl__,_L______B _
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Physician uid. Surgeon Royal Gemge May 3,d_
1
 Reservations for May 8;' June
Dr, . ¢ sailiiigs should be made at once.
Graduate llctlill University, lout ~ y
real, Quo. L R 1 Ed d ` ti _
Late Resident House Surgeon. oy” War June ‘4 1 Scmniehury Bmg_ .
gestern General Hospital, Montreal.  & Co.   I
riiiiiie rn I omni iav Km st I’.'f'; ‘Ai¢¢\\*S-
N. Ratt'€l_ib1;_y_, city, was _a passen-
lzer toi,_G¢6r§ __own__un the mail spe-
cial la_st__eV¢_ llng._ _
The oiitward cargo by che Em-_l
Grey froin Georgetown this morning
will include thi‘eia`_'c8i‘é way freight
and twenty-t’w`o horsiéiif Her inward
cargo yesterday included seven can;
way freight.
The following will compose the
howling teams of the senior and in-
termediate Victorlas who will play
the Crystals in -the Summerside
alleys this evening: V. McLeod, F.
Matheson, V. Gay, N. Curry, It. Jcw-
ers, G. Whitlock, E. Carleton, S. B.
Grockett, A. McArthur and W. Keen-
an.
~lrfi§r_.'iirsv; of the joint political
mB2t_l:i¥§§i_in the byefelection in the
secon _'_istrict of Que'en’s was held
last evening in Mayfield, at which the
two ctindidates. Mr. McPhee and Mr.
Buntaln, and Premier Haszard and
others were speakers. There was a
gocidattenllance.
The sad news reached this city yes-
terday of the death of'Pcrcy Clarke,
oungest soli of W W and Mn,
Vancouver on Sunday. No addition
al particulars accompanied the de-
HDMCIH The deceased was only twen-
ty-four years of age and was chief
engineer on a steamer running out of
the port of Vancouver' where he had
gone nearly four years ago. Before
going out west Mr. Clarke sirvcd a
tl1l70e years’ apprenticeship in the ma-
chine. shofrof Bruce Stewart & Co.,
Lliil., CifL¥i;[,g.[l'._G§_l}Vf_l.I‘<I§ taking up th;
study of arine Engineering in which
callilig,h_e rapidly rose to thc high
position he held at his death. l-le was
one of the liljightest and most popul-
ar of the -young men of this city and
w s with his brother at his death
deceased in their sad bereavement.
nsslicnliron. or
. cliulicilrs confesses
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rnoter'of the church a pictlue
ed c0py"of" the Christian Endeavo
pledge were completely ruined, als
colored scripture texts smashed an
torn, left partly hanging to the wall.
The door leading from the vestry in-
to the auditorium was also broken
down.
About two weeks before at a meet-
ing of the Baptist society, Arthur
TEN YEARS 0I_" PAIN
E'I'IIEN__.A QUICK CURE
..,i:..'*’“'
li*  _ii » ii. .- ...
 b;nT1;;odd’eauI'i\i:lri:y
_ _ l s.
Telesphore Dupont in statement to
the public tells why he recommends
Dudd's Kidney Pills for Kidney Dis-
eases.
St. George, Man., Jan 30-(Spe¢-
ial).-Completely cured of his Rheu-
matism, from which he suffered for
ten years, 'Pelcsphore Dupont, well
known here, is one more added to the
great and growing army of Cana-
dians who have learned from their
own experience that Rheumatism is
caused h-- diseased Kldneys, and that
the one sure cure is Dodd's Kidney
Pills. _
Mr Dupont's experience is briefly
and strikingly given in a statement
be hae issued for publication. That
is as follows: . .
"I certify that Dodd‘e Kidney Pills
cured my_Rheumatism, for which
cured me. I am fifty-sig years old and
o
e
matism or Kidney Disease to us
Dodd's Kidney Pills."
Dodd's Kidney Pills also cure Dia.-
betes, Dropsy, Heart Disease, Lum-
bago, Brlght’s Disease, or any other
trouble which is a Kidney disease or
is caused by diseased Kldneys.
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illli ll0_rlll LINE
. CANADA T0 BRISTOL
Leno than six days at sea.
_fhaktpt pnd mont luxurious.
‘pil From Halifax.
Royal Edward Feb. 22nd.
Royal George _ March Sth.
Coronation"'1' '
_ Juni: zz. ml
From Montreal.
Ro al lidward May i7`fll.
Royal George May °,lst.
Y . . ' `.
Clarke, city, which took place in
an evidence of his studious disposi-
tion and his ability for keen applica-
tion to his work'is shown in 'the
marked success which attended his ef-
forts in his chosen line of work. He
was highly thought of among his
school mates and the companions of
his more mature years, all of whom
will heartily regret his death at such
an early age. .Besides his father and
mother he leaves to mourn two bro-
thers, Reggie, in Vancouver, who
a - _
and Arthur, in Providence. The
Guardian extends sincere sympathy
‘O the 1"’“`”“tS`““d “l“"i°°S “f the dale and Mt stephen will be held in
,_ _ _ _
`    Piano and Organ. Voice Culture a
of De con Cumming an ear iro-
‘ . ‘ of
former pastor Flanders, and a fram-
It is not the quantity but .
the inherent quality of
SCOTT’S EMULSION `
that enables it to perform its
mission. lt is the one reme-
dy universally known and
uscd because of its ability to
quickly restore lost strength,
_I increase weight, and vitalize
the nerve centers.
There is vitality in every
drop of '
1 Scotts __Em_l_|_lsiiiii
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FLYNN-in this city.” .lair '22iTri,
1911. to J'ohn and Mrs Flynn, si
__da_l_lg_bt_el_‘. (ioligl'atillatione. _ _
______ M.‘lI_tHIl‘]D.__v_ _*___ _i __
BRYENTON-McLEAN-Un the 4th. or
January at the St. Audrew's
Malise, Regina, Ernest Melbourne
Bryenton, formerly of this Province
and Miss Johan Mclieth Mcflean,
both of Loreburn, Sash., by the
_Rev_. iW.iA._ Guy, B. D.
__ _ DIED. 'wwrmgr
ooorna-Ai near nivci-,"`l~1f' s.`§
Jan. 26, 191], Elizabeth Ann, rc-
lict of the late Henry Cooper, in
the 73rd year of her age. l<‘unci'ul
will take place Wednesday after-
noon at 2.30 fl‘0m G. D. Wright’s
parlors. Interment at Sllcrworid
(Temetery.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
“A liotice appears elsewhere in this
issue to parents of children in Lots
63 and 64. I-31dli. I
“Toliighit attend the lecture of
Rev. R. G. Strathie in Zion Church
and you will be both interested and
instructed.
“Come to Summerside this after-
noon with the Vins and see one of
the fastest games of the season. llc-
turn fare only _$1.00. 1-3ld1l.
**I. O. F. A. joint installation of
the officers of Courts Brighton, Avon-
Castle Hall tonight at B p. ml
- l-31dlI.
"Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.
Tanton, teacher of Voice Culture,
specialty. Studio, 146 Great George
St. 12-22dttsrw6w.
“Can the Vics heat the (Jrystals in
their own rink? Come and see what
r will probably be the fastest game ev-
0 er played in Summerside. Special
d train leaves at 3.30 o’clock. 1-31d1i.
suffered for ten years. Thirteen boxes SMALLPOX IN MONCT0N_
"You will never regret spending
one of your evenings in helping a-
long such a worthy cause as the Or-
phanage, and you will be both in-
structed and interested in hearing the
story of "Granada and the Alham-
bra.” Come to the basement of the
Cathedral this evening. 1-iildli.
_ ' e "  '-="" 1°
Dube, a member of the mission, had
told Pastor Newton, through an im
terprcfer, that he had had a vision,
and God wanted him to clean out all
churches in the city both Catholic
and Protestant.
He also visited the Rev. Willis M.
Davis of the Jefferson Free Baptist
Church, the oldest church building in
the city, formerly owned and wor-
shipped in by Congregationalists at
the time Lafayette visited here in
1825. nnli delivered a message to him,
speaking in French. Mr. Davis did
not understand, him, but it had al-
ready been discovered that attempts
had been made to break into this
church. _
Dube was arrested late today at his
boarding place and confessed that he
did the work. It is believed that
Duhe's mind has becolne unbalanced
hy overwork on a perpetual motion
machine, on which he has been- work-
ing in his spare time, outside of his
regular working hours.
He belongs to a good family, is un-
niarriod and 40 years of age. A hear-
ing in his case will be held tomorrow
to decide whether he will be sent
to the insane asylum at Augusta or
prosecuted.
I ___l____
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can do all my work w. I encou-
rage an people wh° “ner with mum' hotel in Moncton has been quarran-
l\f()'NC"l‘ON, Jan 30-The Bourgeois
tined on account of the -proprietor
having developed a case of small-
pox. `
BEER £6’
‘i-T I ` "   I '_  _ ‘  `
\,cr~lliro1re1ewii__  ._ _
‘  0UEEii,s.,__c_erNrr QUALITY
WEEKS /
late' hrrn of
MARK WRIGHT.
Iron beds
Springs
Mattresses
Folding cols
etc, _
PRI
31°C IIOW ~ .
SELLINE I
the entire stock ‘of fiillfrlitufre ~off_tfh~e __
Newsolr ldliicli
Dressers
Commodes
Parlor Suites
Sideboards
etc.
CLEARANCE
CES
_i BEER as
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WEEKS I
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Furness, Wiihy Q Co.,I.fd
STEA MSIIIP LINERS
Loimon, natirax siiavlcn
From London Steamer From Halifax
----- Shenandoah Jon 25th
Jan I1 Rappahannock Feb 8th
Jan :ilst _ Kanawha Feb 22nd
From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax
Jan 'ith Durango “ Zbtb
Jan' Zlet '.l‘nb'aeco Feb Btli-
Feb ith Almerlana Feb 22
The above atcanlers have n limited nc-
cemmodat/lon for saloon passengers.
Passenger and Freight Agents for the
Allan Line Steamship Oo. at Halifax
FURNESB. WITHY it 00. LTD..
l7hIifax.N.B. Azen‘|
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*__oAgr_i_AoiAN Pariric: I 
, "ATLANTIC STEAM!-`iHIF-“i__ ’
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ST. JOHN-LIVERPOOL’
lllmnrene offrelnnd . _,Fri Feb Win
Empress of Ilrltoin....Fridoy Feb ut _
FIRST CABIN
EMPRESSES .  Bawup
011%(  (Second Cubin)
iiilicli liiawllroén. ` i .......... ..n in,
SECOND CABIN '
EMPRESS .............  ....... .. 61.25 '
THIRD* DAMN
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W B 0 éi1.iufin.N.Pn. _
or J. E. Matthews. Charlottetown.
1-u -1 1
. Till: 1
NT-ER ULDNIAL
_-nail-.wA»,Y__ '° ~ 
saves you from I4 to 24
,hours time in making your
trip to Montreal or the west.
Through tickets sold over
all connecting lines to all
Pullman and tourist sleep
ing car reservation secured by
telegraph without charge.
W. K. ROGERS
84 Great George St.,
_r M i-r|¢i|i&ih-nur
<
Smell Fishing Supplies
We keep
The following in Stock
END MARLINE
RIGHT and LEFT
iq/6 Ply. ,
Colton Nei Twine
Cotton Seine Twine _
Points' 6, 9. iz and i5 thread ‘l
Extract of Bark and Catch ‘
The Old Established Haul!
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' ' Bruce Stewart Q Co. Lid. I
Succeuors io -
A. Kennedy Q. Co.
Box 143 Phone |77
iiiissrwlf
City Ticket Agent
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ASSIFIED
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BOARDERS WANTED
K FEW YOUNG ladies can be com-
L' fortably accommodated at a
reasonable rate uv applying at 6
Stewart. St. l-25-'llwpd.
" FEMALE in-:rr
What- one
_ user says---
My patented pressure valve is
1 giving perfect satisfaction io
1 every user. It in easier inninlled
gives better results and is more
economical than any other lys-
tem.
, Read what Mr. Prowse nyl:-
Answeriug your inquiry regard-
fhe performance of the Hot
Wafer pressure system lately in-
stalled by you in the Arena link,
may say that if is giving every
sntisfaclion,r¢-placing fivesloves,
and as nearly as we can calcul-
ate using no more coal than
was used by two of lhcm,hesides
givgng \u;1v_ery inupli Icp? :rouale
i sn ris ‘ o r n e
 (Sud) W.B.I’rovro5.
las. Mcllachern
\N7ANTED, a maid for general
housework. Apply to Mrs H. H.
Brown, 115 Rochford St. __ ___1;-_I:0d_t_f
WANTED, girl for housework. Ap-
ply Morell House, 136 Kent Bt.
1-25d1mpd. _
V FOR SALE
IYOR SALE, freeh oysters at A.
Aylward's 93 Queen St., opposite
E‘.€.°.w_°f=_fif9°~ _.c.,___-_1;-l9<11wr<1,-_
'FOR SALE, the valuable property
_ _ known as Fit'/.roy Hall, situated
on the corner of Fitzroy and Pownal
streets. House, stable and garden.
For particluars _apply to Alexander
Br_°w"-9“.$h¢ lz£°_“1i°°S~._-,1;3@2'i1>_<1_
19011 SALE, four pure-bred York-
shire sows. Apply to Roper Bros,
'pox 415 Charlottetown.__}-;2@L3lpd._
_ ing mare, 7 yesr'n old. Apply at
this office. 1-2Bd3ipd.
1-l7dlm0.
l).RIVA'I‘E FURNITURE SALE,
_ . among the articles offered at
private sale is a good steel range
‘used only two years, in perfect -condi-
ltlon, with warming closet, euiifneleil
-lined reservoir and water front $25;
a No 11 Silver Moon Self Feeder in
use less than three months MB; a
large ice chest in perfect condition,
equipped with an economy valve, 3
inside shelves, two doors $7.50; n
sideboard in good condition cost $22.
now S12; large heavy trimmed iron
bed, hrst price $13.25, now $8.00; a
cheaper one only $2.00; also mattres-
ses; a heavy upholstered 3 piece par-
lor suite $20; an elegant combination
desk and bookcllt, fInlBI1€d In mhliii-
gony, with large fancy bevel edge
mirror, 5 adjustable shelves, drawer,
closet and nicely arranged desk $14.
Already a large proportion has been
sold. Call at 21 Pleasant street.
l-2Bd3i.
Los-T _ _ _ _
 OS"lT,‘o-ii 26th in Opera House or
_ aaround City, small purse con-
taining sum of money. Finder please
leave at this office. 1-28d3lp<l.
\ il' -£ ‘1-
‘ ._ 'l`0L\f.T'
’ _ busiest part of- Queen Street.
close to banks and market can be ilt~
1:" " '  " ' ' ` `  " t d t suit tenant. App\y_188 Queen
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