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T0 P? PUBUGIBGG 0! a head of hea- wbe an .
vy, beautiful. hair; soft, lustrous,|dow!iiyy‘:iLti wliiislei lidjbiigirl-nil” and
iluiy. _wavy and free from dandruil is hair- sproutiu y t 5,11 rea y new
meudleyrlll 'matter of “ing 3 115118 SCHIP-Dendering lin we belliceiile ygii
D” °°` Only sure ni ’ - ’
It is “sy and mexpmsive t h 5 1° Kl`0W6I`. deBl;i‘0Y0l° of
nice. soft hair and-.lots or it?  il? iiiiliscilgesltiiil liiiilnwiipi mi
5¢§_d=__2_§_<=°»1_¢» b<:_¢_¥ie _qi I<.n0wiu>n's ease. I’ ‘ °” “
8 "°'°w_' -' “K °t°"°° fe' If YOU want to prove how prctt
L-4; ~ Y
gsm-m°°m_d_ '5n§_h___ |32? _am €__B____d_ir;->_¢;l‘__ and soft your hair really is, molsten
be an all eerancc ol abundance; fresh. . 1 11 d
D°°°» °“&°_°F°i B-“‘1.l!1` i1w0mi>arab1e' lglisnli gneriixsili thriilriiiiil liilmii litiiiif
S1055 Bild lliltre and try as you willl Your hair will be soft glossy and
_vqpi tang; llnrlhq, trace of dandrull or ` beautiful in just 3 few-'m0men¢s_,,
B DK I ut' you l i d l _
Wm bs “tar abdut ___v§0rc£ee_i_i:_1_l‘l>_i_‘s:| wi§ogl;t_f_1;l_ ____iz_i_;rprlse awaits everyone.
n@dVy.rflllll°` _  '_
ii-_-zs cell "hindering"
'ns li ' -Cl °
;i______l_i_:‘ ___"e’s_r_:;_sna mvigcrates
a cloth with a little Danderinsraud
W;llner's
__ _ '__-S__ilver
'PIs now
a necessity in the home. It lightens
labor and keeps the silver as it should be.
Bright and clear from
sizes r5c and 2 5c.
 WELLNER
eweler.
_ Cream 
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'$5.22 ii
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tarnish. Two
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riioros or MEN
with the natural pose, fine shading
and ariistlc finish that you partir-
ularly like are features of the work
done by The Cook Studio.
li.
 _ Proprietor
1 _ i i
The Charlottetown Driving Park an
Provincial Exhibition Association
Th l‘ G l M ‘
abov: iggyllslstloiiuiglll bsefiiiiliiz ion' :gg
gear? ot I ads nnoiris, Market Building,
liar orsstawn. on inursday evening,
the Nth dey of January instant, 1lii8.st
this hourol elzht o’elock.
rsnsts|~Books sre closed till altarithe
above Meeting. ,
Dated two ltth day of January A. D..
Ulil. y Order
' C. B. SMALLWOOD,
‘_","1___ __ Secretar`y-Treasurer.
S-M0.LK_l‘I and Cllliw
lllBllR
KING
Twist Tobacco
.. f ... ... ._ _ _ __   5’  J' W' 3 Rare Values ‘
    For fh¢ mast up_to_date place_,I vias ordered h_ome for treat
_ l ment It was not until September i .  k
Quehe(-_ Que_ in Photography 10th that I reached the Governmentu-   S `
'il " I Sl ll uh °"
.BFIIIS 0l` 3 € °° ‘ ‘_ ‘s:::;;~.€.. ::;..t::::'°':.i2.. '“:. 252::
9.!‘il.1 HC te y -- __.:, n _ 0 re eve me y an opera-
_ tion. As I was too ill to stay at the
_AT. _-
\ _ _
 _   T ‘  - ._" - carried about 2,000 miles out. ol my li
_ 9, ° Dentlstr way in order to get back to civlliza- ‘
' ' UR- 0- H- JUEB tion. ln the ordinary ,course of
I oder for sale my farm of 150 acres
situated on the Tryon Road near Vic-
toria `
_ This farm won silyer medal in season
1012; is one of the most fertile farms in
the province. All crop and large quant~
ity of mill feed has been fed on the place
for years; good orchard fenced with
wire and cedar. All buildings up-to-date
and in good repair including one of thc
beet barns in the Maritime Provinces,
with ooiierete floors throughout, silo, -
ciio. ii. cooic 
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DR ROBINS
 & Buffs
BAYER l’ll0T0 STUDIO
c-r Telephone igz-J.
BurreonDentlst
rlln Qentsl Pariois
mon St. Phone Ibis J
ver Prowse Bros

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Execulor’s Notice
The underslzned Executrix ol thelast
will and testament ol Thomas Diamond
late of Charlottetown, laborer, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to
the Estate of the said deceased to make
immediate payment to Mr El- J. Palmer.
Bollcltor Q his oflice ln the Bank of Nova
mot .house ,md 5 complego wgwr sys _i|_Boutia10hambere. Charlottetown: And all
fem on taps making it one of the most
desirable properties  dairylng or
mixed farming* in .tha province. _ ‘ ' -
Also that fariii _known as the Dawson
farm within ai 'rhils'_'o’f Victoria Harbor.
consisting of 55 acres. This is one of the
oldest dairy farms in the vicinity, is in
high stats of cultivation, ~ buildings are
ln good-`repalr\ and include ‘ill necess-
ary outbulldlngs with 'silo and root
house. _Thai balance of the Dawson farm
coinprlting 45 acres clill' bo purchas ed
also. lhplcliiga to,tal,o! l00_ acres. This
farm has one ofthe best scores in the
Province where plenty of seaweed is
always-fatjiand. ` _ .
Apply eo rlznv. C. CLARK,
-“ ~_- _ viscous P. o.. Loc za.
2 1' _
lfllilus -“for Sale
7 jg _,
_  _ ar -
Vglciorlan--lui 29.
1~i.¢¢|i,,4'si-swiss rin private me
is-:i@r.+;;sei'§.";,.if.i§_._.§,;,’;=»‘i
E   ‘tif-`i:.c.~’§
.mw lm “mn alsg he
persons having’ claims asitinst the said
estate are here y require vi presentthe
same duly attested at said oilloe-
Dated leth January llll.
JA NE DEBMOND
Exscutrlx
1-iulicind. ' ' ~
"The aucttoneer’s bell is a signal
that now, right now is the time to
buy your clothing for you will -raver
get prices within ton times the sum
that will secure good clothing and.
furnishings at Brown’s Auction Sale
now. Bale 'starts tonight at _ .1
o'clock. R. Bsalrato, Auctioneer.
' 1-28liI1i.
"7 o’olock tonight H. H. Brown’s
auction sale and remaining stock. R.
Bsalrsto, _ Auctioneer. Everything
goes-no reserve. l-23Ml1-
Foxes FOX¢S
Parties' having i913 pups for
sale should correspond withthe
imdei-g_i`gn¢d,-I giving breeding _and
sm' ww' "roxy" ‘
- -"5 rels of apples have been secured and
Come inln our office and have our
teeth eximined free of chvgr. Dnly ac{:§:,’3,§(11)ati0TRAINS'_Th° s°“th°f`n
lakes a few mintue- and we will tell you town toda 3 ';rr1v°d in Charlotte'
exaclly what You need and it wont. ccsi and th CY ll 0.15 a. DJ., on time
you one rvrnny We make teeth and guar. tion ate léalge Traverse iiccommoda'
Ariieelhem to lit exactly, We also euar- ' B" m~' on tune-
anise perfection in Crown and Biidge W*
work Extracting and filling without pain, t MINT() fuDB'_A recent “Sue Of
prica moderate. Eh; Cilimdian Countryman contains a
U16 "L02 Book" of a mi
“Q Bb _ N sslonary to
,,,_m:‘¢‘}°“ *`f;,?1‘°n.‘;f§_Jd°°’ 5°" 429°” the Eskimos and is of interest in
Treilcle- & _lloney      
We havea nice supply of good through exposure) during which ginsi
old fashioned TREACLE & HON. I did my best not to hinder the
EY in two sizes, also a fresh supply ivaoiigiienlllitilprediiig ililliiiiooivfii iigoml
of Island buckwheat direct from BY-Tilly 2nd I had gained sufficient
I Feature In Two Parts
I i The Last Dance I
I _,.1 country _
i fayuiz Louis iurzius

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IT PAYS to bu _ - ' ' .
_y_ln  province
EARL GREY LEAVES.-'-The Earl
GPG? left' Charlottetown yesterday'
m0"1il1S for-_ Picton with 19 tons of
lfeiEht. express, 18 passengera_ and
25 sacks ol paper and letter mail
and docked-about eleven o'cloek. She
will leavof' Picton on return this
morning.
MINTO QARRIVES.-The Minto ar-
rived in Charlottetown yesterday
morning from Pictou with 71 tons of
freight, express, 25 passengers and
100 sacks of paper and letter mall
and docked"here at 11.40. She wil!
leave thismorning on return to Pic-
tou. -
TEMPERANCFJ LEOTURE.- Vic.
Wria Division S. of T. has arranged
with Rev. E, A. Westmoreland to de-
liver an address on temperance, in
Chnrlottetpwn on Monday next. The
Reverend gentleman is probably the
most forcible speaker on this subject
in the province, dealing with the mat-
ter from the standpoint of individual
responsibility as well as from that ol
public duty. When the transgressor
is in his way, then the worse it is fox;
the transgressor, no matter who hr
is, whether church member, politi-
cian or moral mountebank. Those
who have the pleasure of hearing hlm.J
will certainly learn something. There
will be no ‘admission tee. Reservr
Monday next for this lecture in
Wright’s Hall, 7.80 p. m. `
DEMONSTRATIONS- During the
first three days of the Short Course,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
'January 27th, 28th, and 29th, Pro.
Carey. Expert Apple Paeker_ will
give demonstrations in the packing
Of Blivles in boxes. About thirty bar-
everyone who is anxious to lem-ii
DBCKIHL! will be given the opportun-
itY. It will assist in the arrange-
ment of the classes however, if all
those who would like to receive spe-
cial instruction in this subject would
forward their names to the Depart-
ment oi Agriculture at once, Bgxeg
p_1_Bkc n cheaper and a better packagr
an barrels, They carry better and
bring a better price in the British,
as well as in the home market, sg
that °"9¥`Y fruit grower should learn
t0 Duck apples in boxes. _
(Fronl Yesterday’s Evening Guardian
)
cageoog RECORD.-There were no
s elore the Charlottetown Pol-
ice Court this morning.
Y opsis of a few Pages taken from
this Province as the S. S. Minto,
now on the Charlottetown-Picton
route was in close touch with me
work done The missionary sa s_
00mDuny were most kind to me
U1l`0\1gl10ul1 my illness, (blindne
strength to venture on another trip
the ies sein being a solid barrier ini
at least fifteen miles, but I was forc-
ed to return on the fourth day, being
too ill to remain. Ori August 11th
the Hudson Bay Company’s ship ar-
rive brln n the
steamer "Mints," stationed oi! the
Nelson River, with a doctor
P
tions. Alter six weeks and five days
aboard. I was transferred to the
"Beothic," and landed in North Syd-
ney, Novcmber 10th, eighty-live days
after leaving Lake Hhrhour I was
events, the journey would have been ‘
::Na-Don-Co Tooth Paste keeps thc
teeth white by preventing thc forma-
tion ol tartar. Keeps the breath ‘
right by preventing Dutre-faction. Is
germlcidal, prophylactic, cleansing i
and pleasant to the taste. 25c. tube.
. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
' 1-18Mtf.
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Peoples Theatre
Tonight I
iii Bisou ioi '
 The rmiief chili
Full of action ihfrughoiil
"Ah appealing romance of stage and
.ni ‘ l
,,;~ - III
 Vocal Numbers
(From Yeatcrday‘a Evening Guardian)
completed in about nine days." l
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev
Ewan MacDouga11 will preach Sab-
bath, 26th, at, Murray River at 10.30,
Petsr’a Road at 2.30 and Brooklyn
at 6.80. Also Monday, 27th, at
Iris, Tuesday, 28th, at Belle River,
and Wednesday, 29th, and Thursday,
30th, at Point Prim at 6.30 p.n'i.
FINE CALENDAR.-The North.
American Lilo Assurance Company
has issued a handsome calendar for
1913. It is a highly colored portray-
al of the aboriginal North American
Indian splcndldiy drawn and a moat
appropriate subject. J. K. Ross,
Charlottetown, is the Provincial
Manager. .
TRILBY.-A correspondent from
Trilby writes that Fred Turner, Tril-
by, was visiting relatives in Millvale
and Stanley last week and bought
some choice, lat cattle while there.-
Allred Murphy, Millvale, is doing
considerable business in beef' cattle
this wlinter. Mr. Murphy bought a
beautiful driving foal from Wallace
'l‘ii_rner of Millvale.
BLACK FOXES.-'-Among the many
interesting articles in a recent issue
c-l the Canadian Countryman was
one on the breeding of black foxes in
Prince Edward Island told by the
Honorable Charles Dalton, pioneer
fox rancher, Tlgnish, and written by
W. A. Crsilr. The article is splendid-
ly illustrated with photos ol some of
the black beauties while one is of
Mr. Dalton with Darkey Bob, the
lilack pet lox of a litter and a prize
winner in his arms. The article is
ivoll written and most entertaining.
SPLENDID HOTEL.-The Prince
George Hotel, corner of King and
York Streets, Toronto, which is run
on the American and European plan,
ranks as one of the tluest hotels in
Canada. It has accommodation for
four hundred guests, is fully equipped
with all modern conveniences and is
thoroughly up-to-date in every par-
ticular. The rooms are magnificently
furnished and the entire hotel has a
luxurlance that greatly pleases its
guests. The rooms are arranged sing-
ly and ensuite with- baths, are large,
light and airy, while the dining
room is one of the largest and finest
in the Dominion. Special attention
ls given to the culinary department
and the Prince Edward Islander who
stops at the Prince George, either
for business or pleasure, will iind the
meals unsurpassed anywhere, as the
hotel management prides itself on the
variety and _ excellence of its menu.
The ventilation is so complete that
no odors from the kitchen ever pene-
trates the hotel proper, while facili-
ties, such as wash-roomf toilet and
barber shop, :ire to be found on the
first floor. There are also manicur-
ing and massage parlors in connec-
tion which prove quite popular with
the travelling public.
:'Do this for your cou§b. Get a
liottlc ol Rexall Cherry ‘ -ulce, use it
according to direction# and your
cola will repidly"‘v's‘ii'i's'ii. _’_" "run" Rei-
all preparation is one ofthe 346 and
is the beet remedy of itil kind that
you can get anywhere. Sold with the
Rexall guarantee, two sized bottles,
50c. and 25c. The McKinnon Drug
Co., corner Great George and Kent
Sta. MU-
v
Every liome 'should
have at least one_ good
clock and nearly always
four or five. As an orna-
ment a good clock is
worth its price anytime
and as an accurate time
keeper it is simply ~ indis-
pensable.
From our splendid
stock you can select a
clock at just one-quarter
less than you would or- l
dinarily pay.
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The line we are showing
now includes mantel, fancy
metal, kitchen and a‘arm
clocks each case well finished
rind with accurate movements.
Your choice. . . .  , .25 p. c. oil
G. F. llulclieson
iililmlsslon 5 ccnls . ____ _'__ _ __ _ _iz
 Arena
PENS
i.Bs:i\tllm 1911 A
.s TICK
Gents $3.50 `
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y"°'  . _ _ 3’ _  : _ _ ' Children
' "~" ‘   '  ' ___ vavnhdh
_ _ _ .Cll£tl0tl8f_UWll, __ _ _ _ ,
     si  ~ ._ , _ _     1
Rink
xmas uiciir .-
ttendance
ETS - _
Ladies $2.50
_. _*_ _ _  __ _ _- "T 'V Y Y "  __r».-_,...__
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KITCHEN  \§
without'
iiii. ~
Cleanser
I PLACE OF 6/?£-1?1,YE/l/VD GR/Mt'
A/VD 0/?U06`£RK 'OLD DUTCH"
C/'MNGES ALL THAI TEST ll'
5ae full directions and many
uses on large Siftcr-Can 107
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is a . _-1. Ig - 1 Ntiw vonx, Jen. ze-A Tribes.
__ ._ may nsisrcu. 
cable says that it the Suflrage
Amendment is defeated on Friday,
and Sir Edward Grey bglleves the de-
cision not to be on the pure i:nerlts_
01 the case, he will be compelled to
vote against the liill on the third
reading and resign.
THREE MONTHS FOR
BROCK R. SHEARS
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Brock R.
Shears, formerly president of the
Brough Bank, who was convicted
Saturday of the misappropriation ol
$3,000 was seiitenced to three months
in thejienltentiary by Justice Crane.
"Just one sale at Brown’s today.
It starts promptly at 'T o'clock.
The entire balance of the stock will
lie pu.t up at auction-no reserve. R.
Beairsto, Auctioneer. 1-23Mli.
NoPaslc
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One Shine a Week '
va.-s;\:v-.\;i.»-x_ ' T 
ill '
-No Smut  » 1- »
No Dirt __
Keeps Shoes Bright
Awarded iha Gold Medal ni "2
li WM- ' '""""
];§_ he .-
llifi ‘_
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,u silos- _
li -£5 i ._,
s_»_ *_ M " ~
Halifax Exhibition
_.ie
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Sample
Boots and S
l
the lot is worth the regular price.
Annual Sale of
The pr`ce of leather is going up. That dOesn’t mean I
that you cannot get a special snap in footwear occasion ally. 5 . __
This sample sale of footwear is an eagerly expected  / __ .- 
event for it is thcbig est, best and most genuine bargain `*` "-_ f   _
in footwear the Is`and has ever seen. 'l he stock is made 8 / ~/ l
All New Goods---No Old Styles---No Stickers
'-` ' F-1"  “"
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hoes _ .
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s°?°9°
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up of agents sample lines eXclusively. Every item iii \"i,=,,.....,....,..f _ _ _
s
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All the styl< s are right up to the minute.
There is noi :in O rl stvle in the kt ai d not a
sl oein ite showing is oldfr than last Sprii1g’s
styles. At the pr sent ]>'ice of leather tlie boots
| are worth fully a dollar more than the regu'ar
1 price asked b it we bmght these shoe-i before the
. l
l M en’s Bargains '
This sale is ofspecial interest to men
for yt ii can get some v o'1derfullv good
value~i lieie now. The line of m`en’s boots
iii tl1’s simp'e sale ls extensive and the re
are enough styles, s'zes. grades and lasts
to 5u’t the taste o‘ e 'r ry in vi.
Psteiit leather a id tm li iots. all
sizzs regularly $5, now. ... _ ...$4.00
Patent leather ard tin shoes rird
.calf bo its, regularly $i 50 for. . . . .$3.60
_ Regularly f4.oo for . . . .. . ...$3.20
"r.,__ Q '  Babies’ boot; ._ . . . . . . . . . .
_ . , . . _ . . 25:: a p-ir
  '~ Chlldreu’s boots, sizes 4, 5, 6, 7 . . ..._ ... . .. . .. _69C a pair
._ ,  - Girls’ boots, sizes 8,0, and io .............---75¢upull‘
li ‘. S
_ , ,_ ‘.°"i` .Y \ Chocolate buttoned boots, sizes 8, 9, and ro, rtgilarly $1.§_5
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ailvance ca-re into etiecl. and you secure all the
saving. 'There is a good range of sizes in this
liiiz and lliere`sa variety o‘stvle=that will please
you in ivory it-spent no matter liow pirticular
you are.
M*
Items for Women . l
zo p. ¢ orr riirsi:
Piitent and gun nictiilpumpa, usplendid line.
Patent oxfords, huttoiieil :ind laced styles,
all size.
QI
Tun oxfords, iiiittoiiecl and laced.
Dongola boots.
Potent boots. liuitoncil and laced.
Slippers iii strap :mil pump styles,
I Amoricnii boots :ind oxfords, extra. fine, for
merly priced at '$2 50 to $4 for $1 155 to.. $1
A line line of bnot.~i,m-.arly all sizes. .Sl s pair
Another line of line boots, sizes l, 2 2 l 2
_ and 3, rutlicrold styles but good for winter wear
. , _ _ ._ Stleapslr
Buttoneil overslioes, sizes 2:1 2, li, R 1-2 and _
4, suit boots offered above _ . . 50e a pair '
Cloth rubbers, 2, 2 1-2 and li l-2 .. .25cs pair
il 'T Y
naps for Children
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Population 19131, 400
Hubi of Peace
‘ii
i The Grouard
HAS Over a HUNDRED MILLION ACRES
The Last Best West `
 9 A Alberta 1
Population 1912, 1500
River Country _ .
of today ~ ` __
HAS THREE Lawyers. »=
of Agricultural, Land.
HAS The only Navigable Lake in Aflberta.
HAS Extensive LIME STONE DEPOSITS
and ALL KINDS OF MINERALS
HAS TWO Drug Stores. '
HAS T¥JO Saw Mills and One under con-
struction.
HAS TH R EE Hotels.
.i'-e'.~'-:
<.
Has MILLIONS OF FaE'r'_oF TIMBER.
i-1 As Unlimited Supply of PULP WOOD
HAS Control of all the wagon roads into the
Peace River Company.
HAS TWO Chartered Banks and THREE
others have bought their sites.
HAS SIX General Sto~es.
HAS Dominion Land Oliice.
H AS Government Telegraph and Telephone
HAS TWO Schools. `
HAS THREE Churches.
HAS Hospital. ‘
HAS TWO Missions.
HAS THREE Doctors.
HAS ONE Dentist
HAS TWO Veterinary Surgeons.
the information you require
attention »
1-2°oME_6i
$1.50 _
The Edmonton Dunvegan and B. C. Ry( and the C. N. R. 
Grbuard by Alberta Government and botli will operate inside eiglgtceli \‘_l°"d"‘
Headquarters Maritime Province,8 Sydney St., St. ]ohiI.iN;l:';'i_f3__ I \
. NOTICE, J. E. Mecormiek, saiesmmgef will be si* 'Vi°f°?l“ H°‘°f{
Charlottetown, 24th, 25th, 27th and 28th inst. and will be pl¢l§°d '° Uwe y°“ a
Enquiries mailed to 8 Sydney St..St. 3( win receive careful
HAS FOUR Livery and Feed Barns.
HAS Royal North-West Mounted Police
Barracks.
HAS THREE Barber Sliops.
HAS THREE Pool Rooms.
HAS ONE Bowling Alley, -
HAS FOUR Restaurants. .
HAS TWO Bakeries.
HAS Bottl'ng Works.
HAS Progressive Club.
HAS Moving Picture Show.
HAS Baud of Twenty Iiistriiiiieiits.
HAS Public Halls.
HAS Geiit's Furnishing Store.
HAS Good Water. __
All this Without Railway what will
do when the Railways are 
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