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J. A. McDONALD H, F. McPHEE

tltloy Building Mark R. McGuigan

IIRRIBTER,

Dr. C. C. Archibald‘

Practice limited to Eye, Elr, Non

pm". HnnDe_-G tn t? a m.

‘when ‘rwo

Fragrant and Pure

Never sold in

"SALAIIM

T E A Bu‘ lltxatttlkerchlef. and laid it is Kept deliciously fresh inair- tight aluminum foil packets.

WGQO O4

h

bulk.

L0w’s Bubble Blowing

(ITTAWA. .i:tn. 24—-~Iion. 1r A.

on advertising space Itt tlte papers in an attempt to detract attention front the effects of the Govern- ment's policy by blowing bubbles of pretended prosperity. 'f‘ltese “Ads" are amazing for the state- ntt-nts they trmttnltt, ilte latter he- ing apparently based on tlte as- sumption that no one wottld think of chnllengittg their tit-curacy.

The first statement ntadt‘ is this: "Canada did not iticrettso ht-r na- tional debt in 192$. Un tht- con- trnry by careful financing she had Iiififldtiiitfiiti to apply to the rvtltlr- tion of lter national debt at tin‘ t-Itise of the fist-ail year."

Note that the first statement re lair-s to the calendar year. while the second relates to the fist-at your. .\fr_ l.ow did not wait until the (‘lose of the calendar year to Itnd o-ut win-titer his statement was correct or not. rhattce on it, But it is known that d-itrlttg the nine! ntoutlts ending lit--

, , _ tt-‘hit-lt cottslrttel oi" ‘ "tal l-' - member there was a lnss of 51.11"" """"1'-“- 11 1'11" ‘hwmg 11'1"‘ er oi‘ cells“ dtttitcitt-tiltifltht-II ‘vdy ‘stnfott. lint In‘ ttlmltglt of sltttttin-g ‘tin-tn ]|‘\'i|l'1y drove A1440" out 0i‘ his wits.

tltlt).tl00 in revenue front cnstotns tutti excise alone, so that t-vt-n ii‘ there was a surplus of nvttrly $36.- 000.t)00 during the last fist-n] _v,._,,-_ the country mttsl have gone ttbottt $ii.tititl.ti0tl Into debt during lttilt.

_-\|,q;],,.r gnmqnp," is .._“in,,s_.. dnrimz tin‘ saute tnoullts itt I923.

Production in 1023 Wag u; pm- W“, above that of I922.

In m“ ‘firs! ha“, "Canada is not spending mut-

oi‘ 1924 the value of lnetatlti i110" duced went up to $47.tltili.ti00 rotu- pztrt-tl with $3 ittltktltlti itt the saint‘ tnontlt of I921 The ntlttittg indus-

it

Beltig a (‘ahittnt Illiuistt-r. Mr. lfow should. abou- all titltt-r things. aittt at ut. trat-y in his ".Y\d-‘.“ lie w has not been accurate itt this one. ‘flu- estimate of rltc ntittvral pro- durtiott in i024 ntatle by the .\lin- Iug llrallrh of the iiontittiott llur- t-att of Statistics [dares tho value of the ]ll't)i|llt‘I.lt)ll for tht‘. yt-ar at. $20.3,Iti2_00tl_ or about bt-luw that itt 1021i.

Anotltt-t‘ stutt-tttt-ttt is as follows: ltailways; The nt-t tint-rating rt-v- t-ttttt-s of (‘attadiatl railwtvs Hlltlfl" t-d an increase of tl\'t.'l‘ $2.-uti,tit>ti in iii'_‘i t-otntutretl witlt the pret-etlittg

Siktiiitktltlii I

in (‘attadzt have int-reasetl their not

opt-rating rt-vt-ttttt-s in I924 by ovet ghwa D1141)’ #11111 11/1111 1-1 411111111511 a ntlllirm and a ltalf." it11l1‘t\lli1(‘ 111111.“ I _ ‘W1

Th“ stnlt-ntent is grossly inat‘ 1311111111 37-‘ F111‘ $41111. ' 1 t.‘ | it‘ for lht- nt-t tiperatittg ret- 11"m'1"5“11“3'”- U11“ 1111""

t-nuos of

cry. ‘fht- iigttrt-s given are not u, those for the‘ ywtr, but for the first A ‘ time the tfauatlitttt National lint-s in tlattadzt did inrrt-tlste their not 0|)‘ t-rutlttg rert-ttttt- by about $i,1l50.titit.1 it is also truo that the‘ lines in the Sh l'nltt=ti ‘Slates rt-ttnrtt-tl nr-t tearn- Th itttzs of nearly $2_7tIti.tl0t'l less than wl

[LP

Still nnotht-t" statentettt

she earns" Tltis is exactly what 1

__ sitt- is tiointr umlt-r the King (lov-

thc ttnuslc room;

o chef, ntarlteti with her monogram Try 1t. a

that on the strength of what Itave old m». tnifss. I don't see how

titt- rnilways will not. be 11""- 1 1111i)“ their’; a

. . » , _ ._ -‘.--'tAi‘l‘- g1,“ m, mm‘. u knou n until the latter end ot Jantt- 1112:1131 ‘lmallxplry in.

himst If

The Ni

By C. N. and

Authors of "The Lightning Conductor" and other fascinating romances of mystery and love copyright 1924,'by Public Ledger Company

v vv Wvwv-v v v

Look at this-and smell at It

ht‘ suatchvr from =1 511N111 111111’ seem to forget that yott ttnade an .0361 11001181 .111 1191‘ 11101136“; enemy of your adopt-ed tbrother. Oil

deck iltffOfe the police sergeant she

It was the hattdkercltief all [Jicked up from the 11001‘

ntl scented with her

p. Anson read the l ials.

“Evelyn Rosemary Carroll?‘ "l ntust keep this, you know.’ I

said. Low has recently been spending try as a whole will be well above o cottsitlerable of the tiubIit-‘s money the leu-l of 1923 in 111

Of course!’

“You say you tlitttictl a boot isn't ntcr."

its‘ easy to gt-t at

"I'm not golttt‘. to tell you about that." Pan an.» t'e't"‘d. "That is one of tht.‘ ‘things on. for yourself?’

ott'll ltave to

"Ilut~ but do you ‘ttttdt-rstatt

can do ttnytnitig t-Is‘ excl-i

arrest you '1"

Anson was looking at her in

trottbletl, dalwl way as he spoke, somewlttttzts It’ he'd trattgltt a mer- maid and

for it. ilt- » _yt‘.'tr. 'I‘I|t- (‘attadiatt Natlultztl lint-t: tyurtig and

nrttst. pro vid-u

shlvtu‘ all over. 'l‘b~‘

o bit itt-r llp and lifted her chin

‘fact

ire was proud 0f its “prison,

‘ills tirrltitl-girl itt (lilo of

t‘ ‘trottld have ‘to go thert‘ tott-igltt ort- wus no Itelti for it,

ruck-t

lroping wviltliy, he reminder

Eve's handker-

perfume- scented also with vsotnetltltis 9169»

_ 111‘1‘to take you oven to Ardry-le-Mnrg Sir ltawtlotfs in some blood‘! But presently. But~i1istrt too late yet.

‘blood ‘~15

find

you

qttatrters her start at the last

t-xp1-t't|ltis eyes. tilt-e clean, ltatvtlbtfs own "den" ,..

Ardy-lc- His

ttftct‘ tat she bud said. Ur was there nout‘. The \t‘rt‘lt*ltetl ntzttt rand“; his brain fur settle hint given by 6.1mm past extn-rleticc.

that she hadn't confcsst-tl

A.M. WILLIAMSON

teased criminal In his charge. "You

You couldn't possibly be represent- ed by a tnan engaged by C-ap- taln Haste." ,

“That is trite," the girl agreed- l had forgotten. 0t cottnse, Ken will always hate me now." Tears gathered in her big eyes agdin. and dripped over her cheeks. She did 11- not seem to know that she was cry- ing_ She sat staring into space.

"Well, i will see what can be 1e dune," Anson said, trying to steel this heart against the strange child ‘atnl fonget he: youth. "l cthull have

of

it’ you've gout‘ out of your h cud and imagined all ‘this, why, how's the ‘time to tell me."

“l haven't Imagined it," she an- swered, ‘daily. "I've ‘nothing more to toli~nothittg to tuke hick." 11 ltawdott Wells ‘did ntt know “there to go In his own h ruse.

lit- was on parole, ‘but J6 would ll be watch-ed. llt- did not. cate to lip uttosttrtrtatiotrsly followed to his :1 imdrooiti (new dustukeetetl fol‘ his atbsetttx: in America), tby one o Attsttnh‘, apoIog-tic cottstables. Tito '11 1111')’. Whore Kennlctly Haste still was, with Fattny (iillett dragging n him back tihunt ntsrcifittl oblivion, had buconte lunpassnble [or Wells, It wouldn't do for littsoc to wake up and fimi the mun supposed L0 o have injured hint tnortally under

was ‘being ,u.st.-d as an inuuit-iltory by Anson. laboratory ltad ‘been locked sealed by the police. and the to it tltrolttgh the collar where

" i and

‘vwvv

rvwi

population of

ln every kind

out on the 700- low. in a single day

cold.

long.

Gaps

‘WLIEOIIS

0f the first ilnd. first serve."

8. complete

Vaul wt-t e

ed for decad‘ ts.

the owners of

the furnace was had bt-en closed. The ntuslt: room ‘was (dosed also. The whole place ‘was unltomelike, unfriendly, even Itatnfttl tu -the . tuasttstt of the Itmtew, lie wattdered about the ‘great hall like a 10st, spirit, staring vaguely at pictures I of his ancestors and envyin-g ‘tih-em booattse ‘they ltad been ‘comfortably dead ‘for a long time. He wished I to be any one rattler tit-an ltitnseli’.

to tin‘ Incotnittt‘; (set-lain limits.

the

were dlu-ntonds in they intended to get them. camps or white tents and covered 11"" 9111911 ‘"1911 _ nwshromned over g.ant avalanche oi reef clashed on ulghn Along an eigh|_y-m1]eg[rgu;11 to the Ill! floor as the entire was.» of the river 10.000 prospectors, it ("'11 811d cuvctl itt. _ is said. were at work within-weeks 111 D11 T0113 P1111 “-X1'11'1"11l““1 “ l, was ~11”, come similar catastrophe. and eight whitt-

tloonttttl.

of

mile trc

Cape Town to the Vsal. the karuo there were practically no trails for their wagons t.o fol- Blindin-g dust-storms fierce rains swept the loilely wastes. adventurers knew scotching lteat and itumblng But they raced on, u wild, eager-eyed host bent onlybn cover- ing the great distance in the short- est tiosszble time.

No one on the Vaztl River cared to whom the territory ‘might be- v 'l‘ltey knew only that there 111181115 1111151116 the sand and tttnttel out trmn these throttglt thu- Huge ground.

the

tnltters

the

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ooo-oe*ecec‘c¢““‘¢‘:¢“c“-¢¢-‘ v ¢‘¢¢“* Cape geethed ' . with excitement. School boys, it is ht told, threw aside their ‘books and raced -for the diamond field; army

officers put in for furioughs Joined in the hunt. spirit of adventure. with glittering fortune at the end of the trail. the host of prospectors faced the ter- rors of climate and hardship with- out a backward look.

The TOD-Mlle Trek

(ZOIIVGYBIICB, front chaises to ox-wa-gons, they set k front

Across

Within the year t1 new dIa-mond tbeil ‘was discovered on the opposite side of the river, nnd here, in tttrn, ‘mining catmp sprattg up. But the CAI/MPH on the Slowly but surely the tl-dd was being worked Out, atttl it looked for a time as it‘ tho great lush were ovor. It was then that another tittd made his- toty, precipitatlttg a rush that last-l

town

(in tht- Do Beers farm llPill‘ Du 'I‘ttit's Pan tii-ztnttmds watt-e unearth- ed, and once more the host of pros- pet-tors cnnue plunging. t u‘

Sbrewdiy ttelglt-Iioring farms, where also stones ‘had been turnted up- tensed the (Ilggittg rights ‘within Nothing could stop the frtrttzy of the dIamond-Ixttttttits. They dug‘ attd tot» ground right up to the doors of the fnrnt-ltottstes, and the (twin-rs cal-led for the Orange Free State polit-t- to drive! them atvtty.

precious

Properties Thrown Open

and Fired =by the

and

vised, and a Windlass system was Installedt From a timber platform surrounding the pit individual ropes were run to the claims. and the buckets ‘holding the rock were hauled up to the sunface. The en- tire pit was a mass of these cob- webby lilies. Horse-drawn appara- tus came itt 1874 and the next your the first oi the motiorn equip- ment, a steam winding engine was seen at the mines. Despite the frantic efforts of the prospectors. the pit was gradually tvorltittg out its, own._destrttclioit. Huge utasses of reef were being dlslod-getl from the upper levels and in avalanches full ttpnn and buried the rial-ms at. the bottom. The ‘tnlners were inexperienced in digging; they had uttdertttinetl the surrounding walls {Teach nn ex- tent that these would no longer stand firm. The reef te.-l faster than It. cottlti -be tnkcn out. A tre- ntettdotts Jail of 250.1100 C111111fYi1111§ 0f reef buried half the talttlms, and the end of the Klntbttrlry‘ open tntlne was in sight. The big companies began to sink the tnain pit and

Light, wholesome

in 1885 came the ‘Iilow ‘milling, “than a

o o r\ "“‘- <‘“‘=“ anything nicer rip men and night knfilrs. truppzatl In‘ . tltopit, were buried uttder a thun- derous mass of reef. t Tlte lust of the oli-titne minin: v had lawn seen. Front then (tn l'll0_ tnodt-rn. st-it ntitit‘ tnctlttitls wlt :h ltnve tnade for Ki-tttbet'la+_v a fame of its own In the ntittlttg tvorld begun ‘to appear. Niachittery had put an end to the romance of the tliatnond1 rush of Kimberley, bttt profits un- tittrt-ti.

color of its frontier lift- had gout‘-

to meet its rest-nits and the Boers t-tl chairman. and alter from Kittrberltty. the town was still

disappears-ti itt the vt-idt. Anotlteritlross t-otnplltnentittg

SOIlgs, lrepttbllcs broke out (ll-t. ll, 18951.

ihiasscd itt tho Orange Fret‘ State. ottiy n few tuiles away. the Boer t-trttmtzttttltit-s threatenotl Kimlwrlcy. and Kimberley" rising to the emerg- t-nvy lll‘!*llili'l't1 to tlcfrntl itself. Out of i ‘ owtt diamond-bcarittg rock "'<*>——' 1l'|'('(-}1V1llg u fortiilcatiotts were t-ottsIrttt-tetl. Orv! 5XAM1NAT1°N AND 1 rnrrylttg t-n-gittcs tutti trttrks were! CHRISTMAS TREEQ, "ruse", "m" h“. armnreti. 'l‘itt- tnittors dropped-tilt‘, ‘~ pick and took up tho rillrg \\'ith u; Tin‘ semi-attnttttl examination of total garrison or 4.500, tht‘ tti\\'tt!11“11=1ii‘11 “P111101 fat-tut rotu-tttatttlotc- oi intntt-ttsetffilid. 'I‘ltet.\

tltt- Bot-r ‘vivid ndventttro was over. Kim- tiialngtttas aml Ilorley could settle down to ‘1)F'.(‘t)lll1“ little pupil rendering what it luts been tever sittce~ the ‘ftt-t. After the last greattest diamond ntiniitg trot-id ltns st-ett.

IWESUI“

present.

bread, with the tasty, golden-brown crust, baked in your own home — can you think of

Althottglt its days of barc-ltantltttl‘ llllltlitg were ovt-r and tnurlt of the

a slum m]- llte teat-her

to thrill a wailing \\‘111'111- 1111111‘ 111*" llthl-fe itt l\'i‘tttbt‘rley‘s Itistory 111I‘||‘tm hvr good work. rend a short pro- ttvcen (treat llritatn and been fuarketi in red Ytlto period nl"grattt consisting or

drills.

rocitailotts. each their part. p9)‘.

number Jingle town thv Ilells and Santa (‘latte appeared in

lhls ltttmortitts Sfyle he (“sfnflnned ftht- tree of its ‘beauties, euolt pupil front their tcttclter- and itt return the tent-her llllbils. A treat ,ot' cnntly was then served to up This was followed ‘by re- ‘Yflfi 11914 "11 111%‘ Intttrks from ‘the chairman and trus- wtts a good attend-HEM"gnu-Gaping the". sfltisfacuo},

atttl tltouglt of the ftttttre as ttn- _ ‘ _ _ strvnittlt. ‘Hilts’ lHIHH-‘PS. llilrrlll-"i 11111.1 \'1-"11"ioi‘ the work done. The teacher on ‘ - '1" - ‘tld = t - time firs‘ lh- school-root \"‘ t't‘t - erntttt-ttt. 'I'lto last financial stat... to ,,,,,,.,,(,l_l and “new “.3”, “,- y1’1-I11‘¢11'-‘l1119‘ h” mm H‘. “l rhw- arid _' I‘ It.‘ - .1] Us .‘\hi1‘. h” 1mm 1" 1' ‘few W911 chow“ A . "w". “W”, [w H") mllrwmuqlt r m, _.,,.,,,,,] proof m,“ ,m,,,.,“,_,_ m,“ ‘but by now so Iatgenvas tic ltost s. d R l) f ;lu _\ t tottttttl by tin tenchet,.'l Ss wmfls thanked ‘hose ‘prgspnt for 11111-131 M88tll1g 0f ;,~,-,,,,,,,.,. _,,,,,,,.',, w, ,. I " 1Jt‘i‘ll done. (Yonld the girl be mtnirl- Continued 11¢m°..°w_ oi :t‘tt'~tttu1'<‘t's that it ‘wurrrmnos- wee a" ¢ I= tilt-no lirazvl. with (hrtstttta-s 118111‘ ‘ht-‘ir kind words. especially the (thtt . _ Firm mm,“ ’, l. m 11mm‘ 1,11” HI in this ltoust‘ until she had to Unfit‘ to nrotwt the properttesantl . _ I ' I’, p _.‘atttl strcatttr-rs of red and gret-Il. A tt-at-lttirs who s0 kindly assisted _. Own Qtel ( o. -- 1-‘1 1111 Hit! November‘ .50. “ppgdl. hul-On, ‘mu ,,,,,g,_.,,n,,_,,__. n, tbt-_\ w-‘tt- thrown open. lxl-tniierltey. The “ties wetc tut _-tn_d um 1P1 iltoartly laden tree ornnmentlttgl wit], 1h;- exnmiuation, out] algo [he __ '11" Trvt-‘Hue was $7l!i.413,tl(ltl less ,,,,,r,.,,-,,. ,,,..,,.,,,| U, b,‘ . l,‘ - uuuult after tho British Colonial Icy was surrottttticti \t'1tltln a wcc pm.- t-ornnt‘ of tn.- seltnnl-i'00lll.\\'i1!-1 pupils for their very plettsinggfltg _ than (luring n“. .,.., .- - '. " ' . fmg ‘1 1° S -- n‘- ‘lmos ovt-rttieltt 0f the declaration of war. l~‘or:t‘t-tltt<I;1.-,~@,1 h,- Ihnflli ,l"1v‘.\)' .. . _ ' The Annual Mggflng of the , - "'1"? 119111111 1T1 tbt‘ ptlllttu station ~ltke a wit-is‘ 9‘1"1"'~‘-_, ' T ‘1 ‘1 ~* , -, _ l,“ l _ I | ‘ . ' .," .1. s l. f“ n A ‘"1" 01 1111111115 w" 51111119111119 Shareholders of the Char- 1'1 “'1111<‘ the total Pxflctttliittrt‘ lttmh putting qtgruf i, “my? . - and sent its name fishing olfottttd-tvtne tltspatt-lt tllttts b11111" 1'1 ""21. ""1 "1 11°‘1111Y- 1111f 1111101?!" tottt-lter, and the sittging oi’ the Na- mflflnwn Ho“, Co“ Ltd" w!“ was af-tually iilfitttttltlil grctitetj Hill no. 'l‘il--l'e were lllt- Itlood the “IUHIL h- m“ l-he grynest ma. the 1111111111105 ‘ma, ,1“ 0.11M“ 11.11"“? 1"‘1"-“ “'1'” "5111111111911 111 i111 thB-tittttnl Attlhctn itrottgltt the evening be he“ i" the parlor M the Hotel t)|>\,,,,,_.,1_,. ._\t,-_ I_o\\".s‘ statt-tttt-nts stains in the tnnsip r001“ “fh‘]ll(l mottd tut-tit of all tttnc. ltrom l>otlt_,tltc gtl-llnnt defenst ot the famous “Mavis by m...” maphpn “my u... H, H “h”, vtfiorga on Manda "em- F b art‘ :tt a dist-titmt, Wit-s- iiztsrp “Vlls l(ynu\‘vl 1., ‘—** ltetttispltvrcs canto the throng ottdlantotttb town, but as the wecLs gmmt by Ab“, Am,“ _\.h.n,,,,-ald_ Qnd- y n9’ e ' ltpuin ptayiug [lip piano jlttst‘ ht-ltti-t- N01 1°11g ago. on a sunecorched forum‘ "citvrs. Sailors tiesertedWvore on tttbecatnte itardet- and ltard- $301k... Q; ML 1131a,,‘ and M“; J9. _ _._ , - ___ - . -

1t is the intention to the shove meeting until BVEWIIW. March 9th at 8 p, m_ D. A. MacKINNNON, I (Lt. Colonel.) ‘l

Monday.

66- I -22-6i

‘.-\ CANAnIAu NATIONAL Rattwavs t (3

AQRQSS CANADA ‘1Rillll t...

2937 Miles of Super Service and‘

_ , _- - .‘ -t For 12-i da' the siege dragged ,1 -- --,r 1 1-1‘ ' l - - |' v — ' '1'1J11(1.\"l‘t). .i:tn. 2~i.- Cotttroilel- i“"_l,h‘l.l1}"n1zll1 111.'_m1w)_r°h1f_'r '" ‘muff The” ‘V919 110Ys still in their dtiltrrlt-ltlltiililsd‘iidilttiiicBlgeifkngrifitle at on ‘ht-fore tltisltorizott sltowcrl tilt‘,label?iI-ttuitctidgzilti]:dflihntgpihltiddhogt tlttlaxftiitlfiynfidfiltlslli. 2125111151323] $1,112.11 “m,” “m, uwpnrillvinll Gamma 'l\ tltlctnt" 11:11‘gttllvfptochittttetlf lo 11o ‘teens, bronze-ti, iron-ltatttlcd old some of the ltoltlittgs. Front a sittiglertittst ol"the relitnf colunttt‘ l|lltlt'l"\\'Iti-l0 they were uttaer her tuition. judged a bunk-rum

ital-y Itavt- returned front Cleve-ii. ' .‘._‘° ‘I 1" 51° "11 Y hflelllggcrs. clerks. atlventurers——evetl kollle llltJnt- diamonds to tlte-‘Mttgot- (ren. Sir .l. l). l‘. brcttrlt. _\y the t-ittsn of tin. (._\-,,,,,;n,,u-,,,,_ “,>,.,|ay_ Hts h-nvmnfle

|t;|,»,,| \\'h1]‘(| Hwy ,,,,,.,,d,,d,h,_, "we, 114:0!“ 1°11‘ _11_~1‘\_‘11_"11B_ ‘11111111'_1110F_Y- a frw girlsfitnttrsltaled it1 that value of ‘ltetwt-on $200000 and Wild with joy, the tntvn tlll‘llt‘ti0lll Mt: John .i. .\lt:(‘ttrthy was appoint- and his assets £2 1 s.

fmg of [hp (;|'itul_ Lakes rlarbm. 1‘ ma“ 11";"111111‘11111I~_ h1111"“111110ll{.‘,' row ‘before whi¢h were post. ~35(),()(tt| wpyr- who“ (tllfh wot-k. —-~——-—i _.____ -..-_ ________________ sspt-iatititt at wltirlt strong resulu- ‘numulilll \_\'1tlt tht- fact that ed the Mining‘ Commissioner and Claims originally Itvltl at S500 - _

tons \\'(’|'i_1liilihvtlil"1l111‘i1ll1lt‘ tIiv-"11m“"‘11y 3115b‘ iirlstte knew all his (lctacltntent of mounted Cam. mounted 1o $2ti.ulitl_ Ont‘ titinct‘ rsmn m. “mp1, In“; Lake Such]: about tilt‘ trellat- wltcrt- the great police. bought u imp‘ than. in a .1131,“ (m1 f H“, vhiviLuu (hmmlgu ("W furnace wa.~;_—ttppt-aretl lit-r volun- The words of a Government pro- $250,000 attd itt two tnonllts resold 1,1,.’ tnty confcsstott winch cottcertit-d clatnatimt fell front the Contmis-Iltis holdings for $771,000. ;. __\1_,y,,,. _",,,_,,‘,,,,.0, who is ‘I vice“ bu‘ Itaovdott s boot. Site had not. stoneus lips, the flags (IrQpDQLLuHdI

Comfort via 1;,

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i ti Connection from all Maritimei Province points by ' OCEAN LIMITED

ill

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For information Apply to

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B. A. Barristers, Attorney. Etc. Money to Loon

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litt

sol

nnd Throat Oflloo Bayer Building Grant George ltrut

(it'll

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Telephone ma. l mt

i -< P°S1P°"B,CHICAGO ABANDONS

Secretary-Treasurer (I

'l11'1'>-t11'llL of the assot-Iatiott. \\'

lthey tiroppetl the arguntettt

=tite nct-vss-‘ty of tit. wt t;- fitltlitury sfatttlpolntpattti ‘nlotv lilP_\'

$113’ that. it is nt-cctst-satgv tor

at‘ taltrtt here‘. ulottg the littt-s pro- .o.~zt‘tl ill the ITnltt-ti States where

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