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ricsrwo 1-as cmnmmmowniéclibnuii O SEPTEMBER 21 1911

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Notice of Sale W0llillS

of a house and Lot ot land on Stewart Street, Charlottetown, and 'arm t

ber 35, the property of the estate 'nil

the late James A Smith To be sold dn. Qften J“.t Wm

Mount Ryan, Lot or Township Num

Stewart Street Charlottetown

‘ro arrive e r schooner Tuesday the 2nd day of October, 1917

.iuiavia and inberly TWO 1.1 11 1015111 115511, 1 111111111 1111.1 1.51 51 we sn must 14 11111111111; 5: 14111 cargoes Ha r d Coal direct 1111.1 |11. 1>i11\1i1»111'» vsgmsis cm 111111 is

ffgm Ngw Yofk m Ch§tn\\t Also to be sold by Public Auction \Nm°dF°X€l\|-||V°|Yf°\'f°mll mi tbl' _ _ on Thursday the ml day of Octoben waste spttooverlools the fact that ii

B186; suitable for han smves 1917, on the premiss at Mount Ryan, .;‘°3;°:§:h°b°| "' "man" hrdimrdn'

Lot 35, a farm coiisisting of 45 acres For awmmh tmubls af women R || - _ especial y p ,

O . l l h 'tb the female o

0 of land, farm stock, iarm implements | mi; gd u |¢ wg;-kgig com

and household furniture p ate srmony wi rgau-

' ' The above are the property of the llm,since iteontains theexti-act.s_of the

SEPTEMBER BUGS- . ‘

nigh water ‘ Low water A. D. 1011. _ 9 55 ` .

sa. .nz 22.49 i -1- 16-$0 s. 10.50 23.30 _ 4.42 17.18* iii. 11.45 ' . 18-04 ru. W. 0.49 13.30 19-33 'ri1_.__ 1.27 1423i__ . 20- F. 2.011 15.19 . » 21-02

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6.55 20.36 _ 14.00 L

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ss. 1.19 4.51 .15 ;

as

1 11. 2.21 ` 16.40 . 21. ru. 3.10 12.53 10.24 22. w. 4.14 12.56 11.45 1

1 is

Th' 6'09 l 1954 0'10 24th, .sailing will require to bc on

2 15 hand on previous Saturday.

s. 7.30 0.44 1.30 1 14. S11. 8.41 21.23 .35 | 15.

| 16

CJK#

S~ 9'” 21'10 '33 '07 ference to Time Table.

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City Magistrate’s Court, 9 a.m. ,

Prince Edward Theatre, 3.15, 7 and _ le

' :trip after above (inte to Victoria viz.

8.45 plm.

BIRTHS

sn" Aw-in this city, sept. 13111 10 1\ir.l

:ind Mrs. John Shaw a son.

i_N` MENfon|Aivi

ln memory of Corporal Edward, J. bert J. Larkin will be ut Queen liotel

Powers, died in Etaples, France, Sep-

tember 21st. 1916 of wounds received 28th to meet any 111011 df?-‘ilfiflg 9111-

at. the taking of Couicelette on Sept. 15th.. 1916. -

Lord. ` ' And may perpetual iight shine upon

MARBHAL JOFFRE HONORED

PARIS, Sept. 19.-William G.l

Sharp, the American 'Ambassador to France with the members of the

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°”“’”_‘“: ‘"‘;“' M‘”°"; ut” Jthffg "iff" of 84 acres, all cleared and well. "“‘*’ ° ° 3"* a ° ' “ cultivated and situated n e ar;

morning and presented the Marshal with a branch of golden oak leaves on behalf of the city of New York. The presentation of the golden branch was accompanied by an ud- dress illuminated upon parchment.

AUGTIUN SME

Public Auction at Uigg East, '/i iiillo

from Glencoe Station on Monday. 01-t. lst. 1917 at 12 o'clock, noon. .l ani in- structed by John S. Mciieoil to sell by Public Auction on his premises on .\bov‘e date, all his valuable stock. crop and farm iniplmnenits. Stock consisting of 1 carriage mare, l draft

horse 10 yrs., 1 Shorthorn cow 10 yrs.,' 1 holler 3 yrs., 1 heifer 1 yr., 1 heifer|

calf, 1 bull 2 yrs. All above are choice and registered stock. 5 Grade Short- hams in milk, 1 Grade Holstein - in milk, 2 Grade heifers 1 and 2 yrs., 2

Grade steers 1 yr.. 5 grade calves, ll brood sow with litter, 2 young broorii sown, 100 choice laying hens. Crop _i -25 tons choice hay, 5 tons straw, 200'

'bushels outs, 2 stacks oats, 50 bushels wheat, 300 'bushels potatoes", 2 acres turnips and mangles.

implements-binder, sec. seeder,

Gang Plow, walking plow, 1 ect disc barrow, hay rake. set steel harrows. 1 scuillevr, new, 1 truck wagon witii pole and shuts new 1 cart and wheels, 1

truck and wheels, 1 truck, 1 set oil

bob eleighs double, 1 wood sleigh, 11 driving sleigh, 1 buggy, I express. 1 tiirnip pulper, 1 grain grader, 1 grain eruaher, cream separator, Simple, 700 lbs. capacity, in use 2 months, 1 s‘et cart harness, 1 set driving harness, 1 set express. 3 sets leather traces, 3 working collars and homes, together with torkt, shovels, hoes, and lot ot

Terms-410.00 and under cash, over

ert neon dont*

articles too numerous to mention. 12 mefui? °h gf€ -. sqm-s sninsies. 500 rt. -11.10111.. Qi? 0% °'- and kegs for large users. fe' W" '"°'“°"" '” ‘“““’ ""°°'“ "‘“"

qrtfvats s nd cnet _

_ bsarea tlvatloa

tht ammmt 13 months on approved aesssot b

sei-Ma

joint notes 6 per cent. on tor cash.

J. A. Mson0NALD.

0.10 12.38 . 13.49 9011-9-1711141.

there will not be any sailing to or 20 from Victoria on Wednesday or 59 Thursday 26th and 27th, returning 35 will leave Charlottetown on Saturday

i 08 29th al. 8 a. m. for Victoria, return-' - 40 ing to Charlottetown same afternoon.

11

42 8

40 usual. no change.

101.~t. 1st change io 2 o'clock instead

DIARY OF EVENTS oi’ Il o'clock, except Monday which

5 xaxnlilip

pl . iwork for right men. Apply im person

Egg,-nal mst grant “nw mm» 0 to Mr. Larkin, or by letter to ll. E.

steel st C1151 co.. New Glasgow. N.

hm - -s. 126-9-i9ivi0i.

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estate of the late James A. Smith. I

Full particulars will be given at the_

Datcdthis 14th day of September,

C. R SMALLWO0D»

ANGUS C. MeAULAY.

Executors.

S. Iiarlandl

Sailings during Exhibition week. eaves- Victoria at 7 a.m. Monday 24th instead of Thursday.

on Wednesday instead of Satur y_. Saillngs at some hours as on

ier regular day. *

Orwell and East River Services as

West River Service will be perform ci _ ' » a

Freight for Victoria by Monday

Sliirppers will please note by re-

All afternoon sailings comiiienciiig

einiiiins at 1 p. in., except when de conditions make it necessary to ave earll1er. Also note only one

Wednes-:lay at 7 zi. m., returning same afternoon to Charlottetown.

148-9-20M3i.

50 Men Wanted

"50 men wanted for Shipyard. Her~

Charlottetown from Sept. 25th to

oyment, Good wages and steady

lleighton. Shipyard Dept. N. S.

FARM FOR SALE

As I am retiring from farming offer for sale my valuable Farm

Borden Point. Excellent land,= good pure water and a beautifull situation. There is acommod- ious and _well finished' Dwelling, _House on it, Barns and other out- ‘buildings, Fronts on the North- umberland Straits and is in one 'of the best farming Districts in the Pro_virice_and in the inimed- late vicinity of Telephones, Railway, Churches, Schools, Stores, Repair-shops, Rural Daily Mai_l,‘and all other public con- veniences found in an up to datecommunity. Terms liberal and will be sold cheap to an early buver.

Apply to owner on premises or

Robert Auld, Freetown.

DAVlD H. AULD.

oi Great Womans Medi

by Public Auction on the premises on h Needed’

best tonic roots and lierbs. It tones up the digestive system, and increases the

PP° 8 ~ one woman writes showing what this medicine doesz-

Newiield, N. Y.-"I sm so pleased

In say I can recommend Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable Compound as an eco noinicsl and beneficial remedy in most ailments pertaining to women. At least I found it so by only taking two bottles. I had indigestion in s had form and I am now feeling in the best of health and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound."-_ Mrs. Buimwnuuia, R.D.No.29. Now- lleld, N.Y.

gone feeling," and “feel so faint," while doing their work. Ten chances to one their digestive system is all out of order. A tablespoonful of Lydia E Plnkhai'a's Vegetable Compound after each meal should completely remedy this aoadltloo in s hw dass i

F* g___.,_,I 7

MARRIAGE BY PROXY PROPOSED

-Premier Hughes announced in the

government intended to consult fthel churches i°egn.i‘ding some form of inar- riage by proxy between Australians at _

the front and women in Australia.

in-

Farm at l<‘rcu'clil`ort of 101 acres

good land, 80 acres clear and the bal- ance covered with fire wood and scantllmg.

There is a ne-ver failing stream of'

water running t'hroug‘b the farm. Splendid dwielling house and large barn alinoet new. An abundance of se1i_nianui~e can'be"h'ad' on the shore and mussel mud within half mils of the farm. This farm is only 10 miles from Charlottetown and 2 miles from Dunstaffnage, Butter Factory, al- so near School and Churches. For fur- lier particulars apply to owner on premises. _

WALLACE OWEN,

. Frenchlort.

9075-9-i7Mwf3ipd. -

3-

Your Heating--_ 1 System

is either

L _wasting your money-or

\

lHE WERSEAO l}iUB

this province of The Overseas Club as we *|°"°"

he need of auch an institution has

seen ren utiiaumiugto--the wiiii11g1 ';lATl0N/\L PARTY ' efforts both of individuals and oigun GNNS ‘N BFNTNN zations Yet a wider use oi' privlleg ”’*‘ ` =s offered by this club would save

nouey and time to many and would ‘

nablo the friends of the soldiers to

to moie for theiu than is being done L now

_The Over-seas Club is a iioirparty

' patriotic Society, formed to draw 10- "‘ _

:ether in the bond of comradeship a _

.lie people living under- the Biitlsli b . ‘Flag and British subjects in foreign I _ zountries. His Majesty the King is‘

Patron. _ 1- ... \ ‘ dw md Btn" th He” i' wh” 0 M was founded ou August 'mb' 191071 Parlianieiii. both at lioiiie and at tll_€_ I

The four chief objects of the Club

‘ai-ez ‘ _ .

1. To help one aiiotiier.

` 2. To render individual sci-vluc to our Empire. _

3. To maintain our»lJiiipire`s sup-

PBIIIRCY UDOD U19 B935 and in U-ll’ ull* ol? the priiici-pal cities ol' Eiigluiiil iiii1l` »

4. To draw together in the bond of

comradeship British people the world to Scotland and \\'1,11~_,-_ _, oven

This is what the Over-Seas Club has

Var:

(1.) Organized an imperial Air-

_ craft Flotilla. Ninety-two Aeroplane-.1 to punish the iiicoinpc-lent for p0i~niii»_ gi' 9? at a. total cost oi' over £125,000 iiug sectional interi`erence in iliplo-_ . °‘g“ have been presented to the Royal Fly- muc_\»_ and i`or leavig the 1-.oiiiiii-y in

_ ing Corps. i

(2.)Coi1ducted a Tobacco Fund to

(3.) Between ten and eleven thou-

MEI“BOURNE»_A“5l-ranai Sept- 19- land Members have joined the forces.

(»i.) Over-seas Club total Wai'

House of Representatives that the Funds exceed £400_000_‘

(5.)' Opened New Ciiib Rooiiis in

;l1e heart of London.

(6.) Extended Honorary Meiiihcr- ihlp to Members of the Over-seas Contiiigents who happen to be in Lon- lon on their way to oi' from the

FI‘0lJl..

For . 7. Publisiies eacli nioiitli "0\'ci‘-

seas," the Club iiioiitiily magazine.

The»Cliib undertake to send pai-cols

.o any designated soldier as follows-

HAMPER N0. 1 *INCLUDING POST- AGE $1. 25

1. Fruit Cake. ' 'gi-lb. Chocolate. 20 Virginia Cigarettes. 1 tin Sardines

1,4;-lb. Biscuits.

1 Rex Cheese. '

5

HAMPER 'N0. 2 INCLUDING POST-

AGE $1.85.

1. tin Sliced Bacon. 1 1 tin Camp Pie.

‘/£1-lb. Biscuits.

1/l-lb. Chocolate.

1 tiii Baked Beans'

1 tin Sardiiies.

1 l-‘luiii Cake. 20 Cigarettes.

HAMPER N0. 3. INCLUDING POST-

AGE $2.50.

1 Cake.

1 Fruit Pudding. 'ig-lb. Chocolate. 20 Virginia Cigarettes.

saving your

money.. Now, with coal so expensive, is the time to install my hot air heating system.

F. H. Trainor 80 Grafton St.

tin Raspberries. '

tin Cream.

tin Cafe ou Lait.

Frultarlan Cake. ` packet Chewing Guin. Tea, Milk, and Sugar Cubes.

1->-1.-5-,.1

HAMPER NO. 4 INCLUDING POST- AGE $3.75.

5-,_.,..-1-1-»,_.

._ 5

I i~‘1-uit 1:11101. ' ` 'Fruit Puddling. 5-lb. Chocolate.

tin Biscuits. tin Salmon.

it

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Albany R.R.

' IP. E.I

4020-1-21 M mes fri tr.

- - --Dustbane

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Every house keeper knows

A that sweeping dust is an aw-

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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest

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'rlllll sole head ofa family of any mais over "5'.l'°?'i-£’1i.'i.1`Z'il5?.i.l£.'£‘i'1i°?.li?."1iii.""11..1.‘°'

ggatcgswsn or Albgta. Applicant must sp' 3515 '&2.'i.'!’f1.. iSi'ili’i2l‘ E3 "'°"°’

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iiiay‘ln grads st any Dominion o¢'s 1:30; not Us-Asency on certain condition.

bull ti iamonths residence upon and col- 0 .11-*°°..°.f.:'.~° "°°..'° 2.11-..°' rf" 1:'-1.1

(DDQ Ill VC ll ll G ......*‘°"'“.f°:‘.l...°i'.....*'.‘.°"'.i °'..:.'..'sf?.? “'i°.~:"‘ aired when resl&aoe is oerxorainedili'

3'f11"¢°fqsi?t1ii»cricu 1 5 auisr in

stsndln1lmay pre-em is egglar-section alle. slde his on-ieatead. Pri: $4.00 per acre.

Dut:i=sfaBix m____eii|ths{_esidmce in each ofthree

est d tant also

ne trlreuelativatmn age-egptms patent mass

C ” S 35.555: af' °-E ia igéarg §.° 5-4 1 E. e

an 5.1!? umm' W. W.

_ De|lt.y‘lllgl_'c.

Auctioneer.

8 9. E

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_ lnlstn

L o =liv-mia 95141 for."

ul bother and causes lots of

eigra w_o_rk. Some know that.

t ' d t' ` hal d'

[Md R¢l\\|lli°lll ‘<‘;i'te:ix1l cagsesussicglstnl-gs. eOnl;

cannot afford to do without Dustbane.

It is not only a great labor,

saver but it kills germs and

iten prevents sickness. Order a tin of

Dustbane

lg” I ° ‘;,‘”:‘“°2,“ '°°° " ”°"'°"°" °°°'°*-°° from your grocer today.

Dustbane is packed in bbls

ll seas Club receives many iiequests for

arve ro Q 00011115. musical instruments and

General Distributors

Herrings. , Coffee and lliiiir. `

tin Tea. Milk, and Sugoi' Cubes. tin Fruit. tin Cream.

tin Bacon. _ 1 tin Potted' Moat.

_ 50 Cigarettes. Peppermints.

Donations may he sent for any

special object and any special regi- nieut. W-‘here no instruct.ion_s are giv~ en the special Sub~Committee of the Over-seas Club will send the gifts to those most in need.

, Contributions for Food for l’rii~ion~ ers of War are spent after consulat- ,ion with the Authorities in Great

Britlan.

Premier Arsenault is Honorary Sec-

retory of the Over-seas Club for this province and will be pleased to re- ceive donations and give any desired

necessary information.

All Over-sei-is Club Comfort Boxes

are despatched fiom London, and un- der present condltions lt may he nec- €'1‘lBlil‘Y to altei' the contents. Some-. times. also. facts come to the Suh- C0minittee's` notice and special goods are sent. Eucalyptus Oil, for instan-

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ng the winter. 'In addition to comforts the Over

graillophqnes, games. ilootballs and other goods

§, 'l . ’ s

limi-my. 0° id Us at sms sw. F-'10-111101110., ______ __ ____ I 0015-0-iam-m. J ' 9 _ A" ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,um are ,,m°w,edm

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individually and tho fullest pauticdlars given of the way the money is dealt with Every parcel contains a p cuid foi acknowle-dgment direct to

1 Ever Taste

Crushed Coffee?

ou have foii vc wondered

Y 1 3 __

.lect ol' promoting “refoiin. union 3? the cqtuc ab`cn('c_ bevel) a ' 1111 1iei'e11cs._." iq gaiiiing in-111iw11_1»_ hint of bitterness. It is ccause _\

the small, cvcii. clean. C1'USh€f1 grains of Red Rose Coifcc are

_ ciitirciy free froiii bitter' Cl1.'ifl` or

dust. You taste the true rich coffee flavor --and that alone Red Rose Coffee is of such a

` l 't 0 ce 1:' ricccssar

he nioveniciii. I 1. quahtyt.1d P . “g J . y

| ‘ to clear it. lt is Ll- easilyiiiacic

Movement spreads. 5. as Red Rose Tea. and pours out

; of 'Ll1-2 p<.>t;l11".""'ii; and clcixr, witli -- ei i`i`ag»,r:':ricc iliul: fiiif: the room

and your li-¢;=;'t \.f.'.1..i _io . s

the ci-115.5, 1.;

I Nl

NE\\ Y0ltl\,Sc|rt 1‘i -A spciiul i-ibleginni to the Tiibuiie from 1.011 don sayr The new national putty] movenieiit in England. launtlieill wo weeks ago with the avowed ob

nd prouilises to become an -lluP0l‘fi\l7ll influence 'ln i`iitiii'o- politics. Muni-'_ - ers oi the liberal party is lncrciisiiiitf __ g large iiunibers are Joining with thc) Unioiilsts. who laid the foiinilntioni or the new party. and irieinbei-s of

1.

front, ara lending encoiirzigeincnt. ful /,rw

Oiliccis have beii sci up in iiiosi_

1

the inoveiiieiit -is soon to be 1-xiciiilcd _

The iiianilesto oi' the now party - »

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charges the Uiiioiiists, Liberal, and; ___ -_

` wcvmvlished siiice"t'h'e outbreak of 1.111101-pin-111111. in 111111111011, with 1111-~ ,_ __1 _ _~.»3_

Many women suilar from that "ali \ laying in iirovidins men, 11e1~oplaiws 1 "L: li. "‘1\"`i€~.§/§@;

and other mechanical neeiki, l`ailii_r1-

60 55

it state of uiicortainty and iiscniii'-_ -

. . ,,.. _ ._ "Z\i.“'. .

agement as a res-nit ol vague slate- ' ‘ '

:provide “srnokes" and comforts for‘i~c.nis in which ‘the wliolo truth 'is _ .he soldiers and sailors. Over £210,

')00 pounds have been collects-.i.

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riircly ill-vulgud.

\' . ` .|i|i»i'.=. FOUND $400,000 IN TREE

: i<~_ :i-we ---

A few of llic uliiis ol' the iialioiiiil "" ‘i"` ""i“"i|’I" "ml ln" "i`""'|" "hull |`|l\1W'NlX` MHZ' SWL M' 'Thi'

wmv. are bplmly descmwd as M ln- i~1:1ii~i»1l in .~1i_1»ii .-iir1'oiiii1liiii:-‘-. iii tile--i»\'i‘i.\ ui ~$'lll0.llU0._ 1'-iu'liuil in ziii 1(,“.S;; A national as ugulnsi H l.|u__,\._ 1-iirh 1-iiiitlitioiis. ailitl with :<lii-liiipp<_1i'- <>iiioI'»i_l|le-\v.t_\ >-poi. _ ui' ilio hills ol' wctional or __e__tm_i_m p0u__y_ . 111111111-s iii lift* \\'iii‘li :tii1i_ |»!_;i_\' its will `tli';il|;1:ii i‘1>\i|it_\', _tli_i.-' State. i'opo|'t~

Complcw victory in the Wm, _md ii\:‘\ii'»: 1| 1-oiilviiltiil. |i:il|'ioti<- i:ii~i-. ml l»_\- li. ll._ \\liilliiiii\, _,ol Solihull-

uflgr the war, The p|'ovi.~sioii of lute- .\ iioliwy 11; il1~|iol1ili.:;iiiui1 :intl rr-. villi-. 'l`lio i||:;1‘i>\‘l‘l‘,\' l\‘2\_>‘ lliill|l‘ lil' liiiute iueii. guns. iiiiiiiitloi1s,iii11l iicro i'oii.~ii~ii<~iion wliit-li will i-linii1ii11i.- l.»1\ \\';1i.~-i-.v. .H l'<»\\'|>0.\‘- \\'|lU. \\'iiili‘ planes and A vigorous dipl0mu(,_\. to 11-101,. 1,, ,-nil.-I, |;|~,-_ |,,~,-,.,-,-\~,. |y|.- 1..i..1.1.,; -tiny <'iitiii:. clinic upon :iii support the nghung mg" in ¢h,.i,- lu.,-_ lilym-|11-;. 11|' t.||i- pooplii. :mil ilisiirv iron box 1:1-1 ri-lcil iii it lrve iriinii. its 011; i~1l.i'\igglc for \'ictoi'_\'. '|`l|i‘ oi';|<lli~~ llliil ilii ii\|1~r4-:~l.~; 0|' _o:\llr»i~_s ;,,,,| ,ol r-oiili-|i|< 1-oi|.~isi<‘il ui' olrl Spziiiisli

ation or Gcnmm illmmm-,._ _iiit>i.~' will rt-;:;i\'1l to 1~mplo_\'nii\iit. ,tolli 1:oiii.~z_:i||1l golil vt .~:sizl.1_ _

‘|11-ii.-iuiif-. 1\ti#._ ;ir<~ .<1-1 ui-_‘il on iii-‘ir li in l1i»lii-vieil lllill Will-'\‘.\' \\l>'i'lt\'~

Purity Politics Zrctiirii lo 1-l\'il li1'1-, i'i'<‘ii ai liiiltlvii pliicc oi' pi‘i1si1s_ \\'lio

lloiicsi iiiliuiiiii-‘ti'uiioii.-_ ii piiiv po- ' ‘lofi t|1.- .-i~1~1ioi\ niioiii T71 _\'c1ii‘.- 111:11.

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Aims of Party.

HARDWARE BUSINESS

_ Fon SALE

The Crabbe Hardware Co, Ltd. offer for sale their business at Crabbe’s

Corner, Sunnyside, one of the old and well established 'hardware stores of the province and situated on one of the busiest corners oi' the city.

_The stock not toi large and is well selected for :i first class trade and

there is money in it. -

The Fo will sell very i'casoi1_ably for they intend to dissolve iiiiinecliately.

Business will contiiiiie as usual until soltl. 1

~

For the next two weeks we will dispense of our large stock of

stoves at factory prices.

Values are particularly good in Ranges of which we carry the largest and

m0Sf Varied Sl0Cl<. the cream _of _the Canadian fouridciies, Happy Thought. Monarch, Perfect, Magic. World s Iiair, Chancellor, Prince, Royal, Active, Brant- ford, Hero, Pilot, Combination, Electric, Comfort, National, Britannia.

'.~ ` In some of these lines we have large stock in others very few.

_ Secure yours early before the supply is exhausted. Also all heaters-

boilers, oil stoves, etc, etc, at manufactures’ prices. -

The Crabbe Hardware Co.

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