_ ;~=7;;9°9 _  'ffm I-mar we \ run cHll_Rno'1"rE'rowN GUARDIAN . _ mor or ln. ,lou rirruuu
P. Eglslandfs Older ` = I PM
_“num” Esgiwglgy Sign  E   A N 
~ _ »'>:..'._.,~ ) We are showingthis season a handsome line of ,-
_ 'Souvenir Jewelry
J comprising Belt Pins, Brooches, Hat Pins, Spoons and
a* sorted novelties.
Brooches lun from zoc up.
w. w. wlftlivelh Jeweler.
__ = i Next dooito Bank of Montreal
in
chiifiruu rylhr euwrwrrru user- ...lf  I
‘ye ¢np»j1\`g1¢¢¥pretfy Eobd photographs up i
them. tmdyou know yon`d like to have
the pictures I0 stud away and some to
Lqfp fog .yourself too.
Bring the children in and let
Us show you what we can du.
. CO0K Studio.
Where Bnhyris Always Welcome
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TRY US
P or
Camera 
And
Photo Supplies.
_All goods new and up-fo-dale
GEO. E. Hi.2GHES,'
A[i0tlie":lrie.~l lI.l|l.
SPIZLIAL
Home linking for in d:.y 1
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Cream Puffs 2 >c Dozl
licluirt 2 for _qv f25»_~ Doz i
Turnovers 2 for _gc 251: lmz]
'l`.»rl.s mt' llri/_!
Cup cakes lor: Dov. |
Doughnuts loc Dnzi
Ginger coolzl s lo.: Daz,
Ten cakes izl- liarzli
l"i0~i I
Apple, l\[in<‘c_ lllililiurli, C|~enlli,l
Wa..\illingt~~n l2i: I'Iil1~l\ |
Home l\l:||le lliwiil frezali every :lay tlllii
loaf tic
Grallnn I Iii 44,;
Lonzrgan s Quick Lunch
-.mo---.
Home Bakery
|24 Gi. George Sf.
Pitt' ,
1‘€TC)'I’IC`JE]-
Miss Flora Doimltlsou, Queen of Scott
ish Song, is Ivugiiiiiiilg ll l' ;»linll:l| ton
vtifll ugraml v<\ilc~|'l. :ll the C .\l. R. A
Hall, Vernon Rii-or, on I\lonil»iv cvcuing
July lgtll. ‘I his will be followl-ll by: Tues- ‘
clay _lnly z~tli, Cniistilillaferi School
Wednesday jnl_\42lst. - - - . - - - - - -- - -
Tllllrslllty.|llly1!'l|rlS|. I‘ui.cr‘i~' li _\',""|-i|llty.7l|ly
2£ll'd Mornll,Sntni~fl1tv.lnly2i|b Ml. Sl:-mil-t.
Mi is llonniilsoil will lie iissist-‘tl bynn elorut-
lrllllsf plluiist; umlf other lu-fi.~lc.~. Uulilplelu
eh‘\l_;gliléidf'prngrnlniilo i'i'nli| l:i.-~t yenr.
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Leave your wool wltll
el
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us to be caltleil. l
qirheslll. fhappeil p
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Men’s
0xBlood
Blucller
Boots
$4.00
This is one of the
best bargains we have
been able to offer shoe
buyers for some time.
They are beautifully
made of a nice dark red
calfskin, with heavy
soles and a brand new
tip over a fashionable
last.
Regular price $5.60
our price $4.00
All sizes from 5 to 9.
Alley ® Co
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Ur. A. B. ai _
the season on the Str. Lady Sybilévhue
will leave Sourls on August 2, for ogg
tho Mugduleu Iuluuris, cull-ing ue tho l°;m°'
principal points en route. The ad' gfafi
‘in this issue gives full part'leu‘lars. ‘
DENTIST
Office Hours 0-l and ll-0
Over Jenkins Gt Sou
l N EW PROWSE BLOCK
Charlottetown. P. E. L
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fthe
lwere R. L. Graham, Halifax, Rdbblllle
'Moxuuzio Piotou, and E. J. Burteuiu, fl"
JO}m'5 Nf1d_ bonds of a com an who would -
` .p y H - es _.__-
.M £9-lrliflh 11 PU‘bllC 5Y5'f@m _Of “Old Sl0'l" Prod-uce was moving' rapidly on the L
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the
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A teaparty is to be held at Fortune Lal'
Bridge on Wednesday next, July 21.
i ing
‘,Banlu, and Mr. Annand, of the Union
Bank’ |,,,,v,, returned to Hamax’ after Advertisers aro_ re.-,nested to have
e ding fy vacnt-ion in this (;l1y_ their "changes" in for the Morning
Daily and The Rural Daily not later
Rev. J. F. Floyd has returned froml lillllll
convention and Wm occupy the Saturday of each week ers art of the
.pulpit of the courrul christiuu bis
Church, tomorrow morning and oven- 011
ing.
the
l tawa. Sl*
Among the arrivals in the City by
S_ S_ N,,,,,,,,m,,e,,a,,d last ,nght At rho meeting of the Executive ol Q,,,,.,,,, Mlnuoupolis, Mrs. nero vor- _ and Lemon Syrup
Provincial Government Th-ursday key' Lowell,
uuestion of guararfeeing the
Supreme Marshal ut the inutu-llutlon Fm
or officers ue the High court ol For- Wh
esters of New Brunswick, at Frederi- Wa
cton on Wednesday. Tl'
The highest temperature registered llll’
zero. Ae nine a. m. the mercury stood met
at Sixty eight above and at nine p. num
~$~é-`-.YZ-~__.____.:.._.-i__&_ .T22
UUUnu|u¥UUl=lUIulo
i Kent Street,
Pnctiee limited to Diseases _
of Eye, Ear, None, Throat `
md Skin.
Eyes tested and fitted nr
glasses. the
OFFICE HOURS
limi atm. 1.00-a.sopm ’
'__w§venlng-F by appointment
 _.___
The cases of Fran-lr McKenna, Mrs. wa
Allllflig Cfiige. al;1dfCapt. John Hughes, lm
8 C iwfze wit irst. offences-agai t .,
Prohibition Act will he lrouraniz 'l`l“‘ “ml P‘"”‘l°S °l tl” Pa”
‘lays by" Colllells & C°'s star The prizes offs/red ln Clinton school -l
'The Guardian apologises to its big
readers for the two maigo/zine articles ol
which appeared on its first page yes- perl
' f€l`dH'Y m0Fl\lH‘g and which wlere sen are
h i t lr - . dr-11
Llpwsy ms' a e instead of foreign mem
in this City was the diilrner which the
fiend Offices ln New Prowso BIock--~Char|otteiown-
The latest news, first of all. l Th
*_ this
Shirley McDonald of Wlrirn Rowdla
the City. A
M
Rev. E. J. Rattee, Malpeque camel '"4
to the City last night. Ellcll
mme
_ end
New Wonderland's programi is given '$119
the reader on page twelve
__ Mrs. Emma Philips Hannah and son
'rho uldo will he high this morning J
9.55 and tomorrow morning at the
hnson, City leafve next week on S
trip to the Pacific Coast M9
The ad' appears elsewhere. A
__ . the
muney when The Gum-d|,m's C1asB.lMaloney, Mrs. E. R. Kilton, H. S.
ified Aus aroused, us tolrl in that CH
There is no needless waste of time ‘lay
md)
Column. ~ Gordon'
*_
Owing to rush of copy th-is week, Re
Itllé
regular weekly sermon had to be'lll5
next Saturday. Vlllll'
of B
Mrs. nr. Murchison urui three ohil- We
dren, Clyde River, left yesterdayl~l09"Pll H- Clark-
morning for Sault Ste. Merrie on a
visit to relatives . E'
the City, the guests of the int-lslx
be
have
_._ The
‘Mrs. George Hart and child-ren, St. Upell
John, N. B., has left for Braiokley
mil]
into
cholars of the Baptist Sunday “le
h
_ Tl
S. picnic tomorrow afternoon U9/
hosp
'.I. R. Pearson, Truro is visiting days
Charlottetown. WW
31. Udw
Ha-lliax, from this City, yester-
were C. L. Cunningham, E. H.
. P
Saturday paper has to be printed
Frida-y and Guardian ad settcrn
news and editorial departments,
pill party inttead of the usual
western mah train arrived l
e . '
City wt' nine fort five la t l~'llt
Y' S I1 s
number of his friends c ijoyed th
__
chorus mary do so.
s, Worcester Mass# is spendin
summer with hsr sister, Mrs.
lu L. Hoon, Hopetou. l
has arrived in the City to join
wife who has been for some time
__ visiting her parents, Philip a/nd Mrs.
ge, Bayfield Stru.-t.
g the outward passengers by
bull, S. D. Garcia and A. K.
_.___
v. D. A. McLeod from Iowa and
brother J. W. MacLeod ‘and little
it; d . 1 daughter Marion from Boston, are
om ° but W H “DW” “H usual lug their futher coliu Mucnoou
onshaw and laten will spend a
days with their sister Mrs
J. Desiioche is sole af,-out ion*
Rockwood high-class American clloco-
I Miss Annnie McDonald and Miss lates lll lllls clty' A Supply ls fx'
.Sadie Mxheod, of Dundas’ are visit- pected in a few days, und to bheifilst
' purchasers of ig one pound box
'S uncle, D_ C_ McLeOd_ ai beautiful Merry Widow picture will
presented free. The nd appears
Richard Warburton, of the Royal elsewhere'
n
-__
10 a. m. on both Friday and
a half holiday each Saturday.
at 9 a. ni. on Saturday.
,Be ch., pr--U 5_ The Guardian has received frolmiflhe
'it ?y1.,.s_ A1lexc£n,?ell.wg;€t_f,l;};,a;i;l 12.? ‘gb Schofield Pavel" C0 Lf»‘d.i St 301111. Mr. Cossman nirrived from Halifux
’ les of their fibrewear made uip last, .nig-ht,on ‘ri visit to his daughter 0 e I’ n S
different shapes and S1269 wl1‘i'Cl1\ Mrs, J. A. S. Bayer of this City. _- ik
“'05” °"““'°“`l°“l lf" *'l‘° °°°l‘ 0” - _ Oxola the great health beverage ”~` 
.1 school will receive tickets for t 8, would do excellently for the summer The arrivals by the mail tmiin last  
, . . .
italif/y of R. H. Ste.-ns, a few
ago at his new summer homo
t. Royalty.
5 minutes from- Broadway" pra-
at Opera House today. Full at-
nnoe. Any men wishing to joint
~ Ladies’ Sailor llais
The Very Best English Styles.
A sale of unusual interest is this reduction of smart sailor hats. I They
are the balance of our sunlmer stock and are all fresh, clean and lovely,
right out of the stock boxes.
Better come early before the lot is gone.
lim, George E_ Hughes and R_ M, Dr. Heber Burrell of Lunenburg, N. `
Jo - ', ~.-
man
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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
€losed - Monday Afternoon - Closed.
B
ik \vor.h in merchandise.
ting only good things is in itself worth a great deal to you. We only offer
_you 'GOOD things, and always at the lowest ssible rices. 'l hats
f _ The time YOU save in making your purchases at a store when you’re sure of get-
. _ . P° P _
why S_tanley’s stole ls so popular with economical people who are looking for genuine
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1 Sailors Regular prices ofthis line Sailors This is asupberb line and
_ - . ' represents the newest and best
 550’ 650’ JSC’ 09°C' black’  qualities with black or white
bl°“'” and avy blue bllllds , bands. Regular $1.20, 1.30,
.__ . »-» - _ __A __
each Hmong the lot. each 1.40, 1.50.
fa-Why spend time Experimeniing--
To iind the corset YOU should wear
when _you can get this information in five minutes in the Corset Depart- ` i, ,-
i ment of Stanley Bros Store. In this clepartnient we handle a complete '_‘_‘ '
l_ine of all the Standard \V. B. styles and models and nowhere else in the ‘,-.AI
city can one obtain such variety in any celebrated make. 
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, $34
fill,
w B Made in New York From $1.00
o e America’s Leading Corset per pr
ig U g i night included, among others,_ W. Gm er Ale une ulce
close of the Sunday Bch_ china dishes so easily broken. The"l'_ am] M;-S_ Whitehead, Fr_e<lei~ic‘tou, I g L b-ll
,,,,s,,,,,,,_ shruwuro stood hurdusrrgo und is N. B., Miro E. Jourus, Boston, lu. E, ron Brew Rasp erry
__ always sa<n?i_tnry and easiliy psckedl. and Mrs. Pride, Boston; W. J. Ed- C] “d '
_ U. Fowler, Bedeque, acted as “Ee
wh
terday was eighty degrees above Am
at sixty-seven above. “Y
o proposed taking up the' matter gotoes, fifty-five e. bus. for black oats
s present to exrlaln the Siwfvfivfn- sua nity lor white. 'rho huy market
e Government made a profposltlorfrgwas dull' loose hay ,,e1u.n.g for mty
ih M . Fr ‘ t ‘ it to » '
e r asgr is fgglllvm I t to tlfty-five wuts a Qgvt, While pressed
‘mg other ltems °l llusllless tm”-‘a ton. Loose straw soldl at thirty PS 
. 8 _
ou was the appointment of t d 1.
'ber Of J- P"S- Mi” Elle Def- i°§f.fsu“eo°u`llriil“du..’ffl.ise§ihli .§§x....fr.
°l Qlleell Square S°ll°°l was ket was blisk but/ter being at Hgh
°0m'Pa“Y “ll l`°l’°l` “N0” 3' Ur hav sold at from nlrre to ten' dollirs
ia a ne l er P1 l
wards, Maldon, Mass; Leland Mc- mp g C' ueapp e  E
I 1` N g
-`~l"I f.
A Haszard
I  in iq
_ I ,_ _ o
____ nppolinted teacher in the Prince o'f teen and twenty cents 8, Ib and eggs  
City Police Court this morning. llwo
lf-6 C°ll.e`ge’ .vice Miss Lizzie N°°` at sixteeh and one hiailf tio l seventeen
ll' w'll° ls gclllg west' Pal' ' cents a dloz. Strawberries were sold
nt three boxes for twenty-tive cents.
goes further and costs less than
___ .land have been greatly e'nJ'0yed. Theirifo th l 908_ I l h Othkfl' ll lgh grades.
\ hils
e second and last excursion of fu
also
__
most pleasant feature of the re~ keep
convention of the medical men
ormed by this marvellous troupe
wonderful and therd is not
moment in their show. Each
ber Perfectly familiar with H
work and with grace-
ease performs each act
the trained horses and
_ _ _ lp 9
pecmuy inwrefstmg The was won by Nina Woodside Prize
were s . _
are some of the best ever
th, City The different We the grade won by Esther Woodside
in ls 1
- si1'fn~llh'i-h-'ol' _
cies of the past two ulglits huvu gpm” llflzes °" ‘lg S ‘ll “lx ’ t6‘€‘d l)}
been highly a/pproved, thelclowns
ing the fun going all the time.
The Mission
side and Mafbel M Warren In Miss
Ldwt,her'g department the first
P
by Carrie G. Woodside, second
h iu uh Arouu ur eh t uv r e year ’ 09 were Wm by t B
5 “ws l e e e 'P f Il 'I ll I-I VI' B ' °
o.. tow... ri... re... or dur... ,‘;p;’;”,,§‘,§n,, 3,12, “mg ,,‘_,‘i§,.,,,§‘;“;”,§‘,§ W hen next ordering ask your
, H _ _. “_ _
was won by Hazel V Woodside, Znd
prize by Lila G. Whlteheaid. For ge
eral proficiency in the work of the
ixth grade, prizes were e .tially mer-
ited by Sadie and Hazel Woodside.
l-lu for proficiency in the fifth grad
offered to the best reader in the four-
rade were won by Grace L. Wood-
rize for attendance was won
_ Grocer for
.-
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_ 3
Cawfhorps Imperial
Every barrel personally guaran-
Horace Haszard,
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members ei the Medical Aseoclaition
as guests' of the President Dr. P. G
ni
r
~prize won by Ettie Lawless first prize
for general proficiency in the fourth
We have just opened up a large
consignment of plire West lndlai
l.‘me Juice,
This juice has been well filtered
and clarified and is 2'll8l'¥ll1!¢¢d t0
be free from all impurities.
It is put up in I0 and 25 Cent
bottles. \.Ve have also in stock the
Montserrrf i_ime Juice put up in
pint au.: -1; _ boiilcs.
turn
Joh
Scotia, resigned his position in thei lm"
‘ Of those corpuscles In your blood
Murphy sat down to and enjoyed. that have boon canoe uume
S ldl s " Ia to fight for ou
t Joseph McDonald of Eureka, Caill- lgalfgfthe dlseaso germ. Jug
ornla, who has been visiting his ag- oonsmnuy endanger yu" he-|¢|»,_
fgepigziwefg xihirerglzdligpenldggg Those aorpuocles are made
Y. 9 EU' f
or J. L_ one Mrs. ooakiu; Mr. Mo- l,,‘,°°l"‘l °"° °"°"g by tm "°°°
Donald- left his native province twen-
ty-four years ago and intends to re-
ou up. lst. , m
l
u Power, ol the Bunk of Novo ‘"'l~"
ood"s Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is a combingtion of
, _ _ tl 20diiicrent remedin agent!
to (falifornla all ‘U S- t ' .nlolgfopggious and by u process known
to ourselves and it has for thirty
rs been constantly proviiigifs worth.
V
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W .
Millie Hiarrinigton, second prize was
ed should write to- A. Alex. McLeod
offering high class paintings to Is-
I
me won by Em, C,,,,o,,_ ,,,,,,,_,, Manufacturers Agent
pnize by Emerson Woodside. First
prize for general proficiency in the
Charlottetown 7-13dtts61
ork of the third grade was won by
iolet Poynter.
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:Anyone wishing n portrait paint- nstmngest mosquito' >uettin_g~“;‘;n
bo purchased for 4c per yard at
l’utt1n's. 7-17d1l.
“Yellow 'Tug snle of Linens-now is
your _one best chance to adsl n few
handsome new linens to your house-
hold supplies-see our lar ds i
ldon, Belfast, at once. He is niowl
`,_` "__,_“,,N_,n nm", ..,,,,,.__,,,_,,,,,,,1_»v landers at just one half the regular
u___|
cargos of Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round and Run of M"ne.
Albion Nut, Iutcrcolouial
Nut and Vale l‘\`ut. l
-- ALS()-
Blaclcsmilli Coal.
Blwins £1 ilu.
bank here sind left for his home in'
\ Charlottetown, P. E. I.. Monday
Be   morning. Mr. Power only returned
Saturday night from the Island capi-
tal, where he attended the funeral 0 |-
loirtts lyr ‘ 7`”‘l'"”'
Dr. Geo. E. Moor
A M A TEU R
PHOTOGRAPHERS
bring your films to tis to have
finished. '
BAYER
PHOTOGRAPHER
PHONE |92 J.
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Dentist
Crapaud, P. E- T.
Iligh grade dentistry only. 4
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` F alrmers Take Notice
- 'l f factory cans on hand'
` iiiohilid '§i.'.’.‘§, ”r`$iif.i.fus. milk nails. 'fever S°."'°’°» ’“
fact anything in alle lilnle of tinwacredat lowest prices.
Give us n cn nur ie convln e . V
' , Model tm store, 13X Gleal Geo' Sl'
 H. Stevenson. Prop.  
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sequies of his late father, who died
sevellal days ago. During his stay
in North Sydney Mr. Power mavde
many friends, who will exceedingly
regret his departure.-North Sydney
Herald.
:A popular ‘idea need to prevail.
that all teas were pretty much aliko,f
but “Salads” Tea is proving a pleas-
ant surprise to thousands of par-l
ticular tea-drinkers. Sold by groc-
ers evenywhere. _
:I-Iayes' Hair Health-Another lot
just received including the $1.00 size,|
‘also -Hnrlins. Soap (25cJ. This cornr
bination gives excellent results in
rest ring grey or faded hlrlr to its
origiinal color. A. W. Reddin,
fPhem B.
‘._.._.. M15. H -l?
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd
Charlottetown Pictou
_ Service .
_ Change 0f'l`ime
l
, Oommenoing _xrnandny Jnne lst. The Pl. S.
"Northn uber-land” will leave :the Oomllnnyw
l wheel' daily. except Sunday. nf. 8-lm o‘cloel¢ n. m
. Returning will leave Plutau about 4-80 p. ua
0.~W. WAKIWORD.
i Charlottetown- Moy llth-till. Imager
f Purses 1
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rates, or one hundred dollar life size
portraits in oil for fifty dolla.rs,fifty
dollar pastels, some size for twenty-
fivs dollars, and same size in free-
 hand crayou for ten dollars. Those
who do not know what they want
will learn of something of interest bv
Leather f'
and ,`||
Hand Bags \ “
leather goods in purses, I
hand bags collar end cuff _
holders, which we offer
at very special prices.
You really cau't afford
to overlook these goods,
if in need ofa nice purse
or bag.
G F. Hutcheson
We liwe n nice line of
I
ge n n
all the ‘papers for purticlllirrs.~Moorv.
cz McLeod. 7-l7d1i.
_Beer & Weeks for Furn’-
-= ture, Window Shades, Poles,
_ e1c. 4-zzdtf
‘_
riting him at once. 11-15drti.
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THE ,,
J =P¢°Ples" Theatre In
NEW WONDER- ,
LAND '
1
New Reel every night I
lost in the Snow
New Illustrated Song
BY
Mrs Tufts.
Big eat' picture Ilstl ever off-
ffiifi
A D U I A I L I
FLOOR VARNISH
Works easily under the
bmsh.
 Flows out evenly and wed.
The Prussian Spy I ]_)'i°’
Hia Wife’| Mother '”‘"'“g
with a tough wear
gloss.
, Doesn’t scratch or
mar easily.
A good floor vamish.
Try a sample can.
COLD IY
knnn/ Q optic,” °rAlilli1;llllill>enpri'lc:e' cents only . so we 
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5 cents Scents Hard ware, Paints, and Oils
dmwfrwtf.
L, L.
l .
. "Yon would no/t leave 'your hop-
py home for anybody lf you let
us furnish it. Jas. Paton & Co.
'I-17dii.
Kill .li s_._*T.2€ez
,Souvenirs !
. Souvenirs !
Souvenirs! '
Tourists wishing to secure a desirable
souvenir of Charlottetown or P. E. I. will
flnd a large assortment of Souvenir
Spoons. Brooches, belt pinl. hll Pillli
slick pins, etc., etc.,
at '
E. w. Pan¢rson's
Jewellery Store
Cor. of Great Georgo dl Grlfhll Htl.
tts rthff.
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f .
uwsib
X.
1%.
2*.
it.
_ _  fit
To $4.00 
if : 
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In UNH CIW Wah d1SC‘~\S5€‘l~ Ml`~ (‘1ty market yesterday. Dealers wore fri'
Ser, Of D8.Vi‘S & FTBSGT. th* flfln paying thirty-[ive cents 3, bus f0l‘ po- " " '  ' """"' ’ ' "' ' W *  *"' 'g ’
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