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I ti.-_-i~ i1i.ii;‘.s nre the direct results 0 ° . *butter Der lb twenty two to twenty crowd! mm the Mmtuy Pictu” eau, common” shortly andgven from work ‘-_ mu., 2. C - ' ' “ \

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- f“`» ."lf'°“‘ “D 'h°°° ` °“u°t' °t° age vi'uerlee'i&lissvi'§¢eri?tl:l»i'Jli‘ri;>va -_-_-isle, and clears the system e!_ and Miss Mmi°,P,g°t,t_ who ue “_ .ee fcnfw- wr 1° eff°¢U"°lY- U' tending Pj w. 'o., ciiariotteeewii.

. fi-iii-=_~a." "Friii1.-e-tives" us ...__ -.~i~.- or oranges. apples, tin and ...A- very pretty and happy event . iiinined-by a process that toolrplaice' on Wednesday last, at the

ores their medicinal value hour' oi’ tive in tht evening at the

' . -i-tile :miles nndlnternsl an- home ol James- and-' Mrs. Ailieck,

_ ,, ~ - 1 1 1 “bm _ Cherry Hill, uber Mt. Stewart, when

~ .Tl“'i°w.f` ‘f-r...i..f...iv..- fheirt yew:-i_r___e:;d fiaiighrgr Mi==_M:_;-

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__,_ ,'T_,¢\:)|l;n}E;'ux,,r,:;: oh.; lock to Wm. McKenzie of St. An- __ _ le". yum 50° -_b°|_‘ drews, in the prieeemice oi nearly forty _ _ _ -..__.,u| me 25c_ 5-,.u|¢.|,, invited guests mostly rexaitives. Wlhile i . . mtawo. Miss Lilly McKenzie, sister of the

_ groom, played t-he wedding mairch,the young couple took their places unat- ltemied. Rev. D. N. McPhall, M. A.,

Moms ABOUT _ ‘B. D., Ph. D. of Mt. Stewart omaiat-

»pHE YQRK L0A_N_ ing. The bride was most tautetully ____ gowned lor the occasion. After the

T0R0NT0_ January 5_ ._. A mu. ceremony the company partook ot a. tion is being circulated asking for well prepared- Burner- Mwuv useful the release of Philips oI,the York Present# wer” "°°°iV`°d- Mr- and MTS- Loau notoriety, because the com- Mel/iieinzie will make their future p,,,,y»,, mai,-B an tupniug one better home three miles east oi' Mt. Stew-

Qhnyixvne a_vnnr°t¢"(l. A *nrt l _ _ _ =

~; j.-ii ilvc.--constlpated bovlell- _ 'GUI' WDCB My Per ton six bo eight ed For the gig, of tim Umfo.~m_ » Io; th" dm,-awar Wm be doa, in 11,09 Wi; ' _i ,:." 2 V' .

` lii -- nvcrworked 'kidniyl -- in F.°°l.m'n' Mt' suwwrt' has r°` d°n5"9v turkey PW lb `I5W°lV° °9Df~5.| ldear Hunting is andthe! lllt6l‘$tIll5 'than in 1908. I ‘Iyw ll .--_.A itil I ` ».i -li £,// -I , .»- f~a~°°= :cc ~»~ me ef ~» ii. -ir.. im 0.. of 1 »

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Laxative Bromo Duinine asm rn: wuiun avm ro nuns A ouul In ans mr.

Always remember the tull name. Look

w- this signature on every box. 250. jvyb

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, "'~""` _ “The Message of the ` ' An~els”

’_'f"' `\ ` W “The Birthday of the _ . \ __ _ Kin-gi:

t - M _ “o Quiet Nighi,

-__ U Holy Night” “i`he *angels Xmas

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“The I-loiygChild”

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lot of pnpiiisir _~.o:i_gs_;ir 5c, xoc and Igc per co r thc reiiiuiii<_I<_‘i' of thi; mouth.

Mil ER BROS, |23 Kent St.

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°m°k°“° eight °e°'°° W' n’ and 933° grandest: pictures' ever shown at this twentycents per dozen mpulu h°u,,__ _ ’ . T-he song by Mr. Dodge, It Looks ' mi";l;d;;m3:;;_sCgrhmgligtsuemrtz Like a. Big Night Ttnlght, is one oi i ` _ ' ‘ ‘ " I t hi t thi d '1it.era_ry inst.iti;_t;ion, which many oth-_ £13 “West and ca ° _ es “gs hm er paces tn't s Province could ,es- ’F'°,. tonight the managment am tablish with instruction s/nd plea-Iouermt _B prog,-Bm gh” is superiar sure. It was organized last Octotxer; to anything yet seen he,e_ by Miss Deacon, oi Toronto, a lady Th-8 _announcement of the subjects who has beers visiting Mrs. Geo:-ge_ Wm. aww m- -the evening pap”s_ Thompson for several summers past. I Admig-Sion an cem_,_

She takes an enthusiastic interest in -

literature. and is one of the valued contributors to the Toronto Globe, Une Monday a month is devoted to Canadian literature; and the other Mondays to the study oi 'leunyi-son.

...The funeral oi the late Mrs.,Mary

McPherson took place on Wednesday, the 9th December, nt. thc residence oi ner son, Laughlin Mcl’iif.rson, in Vai- leytielii East. Early Monhay zooming 'ueioie this respected resident passed away at the- age oi 86 years, lament- ed by all that knew her. Among the numerous relatives and friends pre- sent was His Honor Lt. Governor D. A. McKinnon. She .was laid-to rest :in the family plot of Valleyiield. Cemetery by the side of her husband, the late Alexander McPherson,. who ,pre-deceased her four years ago. The ‘following chil-dren ol the deceased ,lady are lf/it to mourn: Margaret, Iwiie oi Donald McKinnon, Brooklyn; Flora, wiie oi John Gordon, Cardi- Igan; Kate, widow oi Angus MacDon- ald, Head oi Montague; Christy, in =Bostun, Mass; and Laughlin, in Val- Ileyheld. The lsrgeninnber of rela- ltives aind sym-pathizing friends pre 'sent at the funeral services testiiled to the esteem in which this deceased Iwas held‘. Her pastor, thé'Rev. A. S. IStewart otliciaited at the home, and 'conducted the last sad rites' at the

...Santa Clause did not forget the

good folks of`Stra`tbco`na this year as was shown by the pleased faces of the children oi the audience and a iull school room on Christmas night. The children ofthe district gave an excellent entertainment unider the di- rection oi their teacher' Miss Floreincq L. Matheson, who spent mruch time and thought on the trainiinig oft the little ones and arranged the dialogues so that evefry one was satisii‘ed» and pleased with them. The program was as follows:-Recitation' Malcolm Mc- Leod; Reci-tation, Myrtle Hunter; Dialogue, Five Girls; Recitstions by Walter Burdett, Russell Hunter and nlizc little girls; Recitations by Doro- thy Buzidgtt, Helen Spindle; Dialogue, 'Fourteen young people; Recltatiousl lihy--~’ioy Burdett, Willie Spindle, /_lax I-‘cle-md; Address by Wm. Bur- .' in 11 .~“'~flcfvis by Melville Spindle, _Ew.:._1‘~."c'..eod, two little g~ir1s,Janet |Hunter, "frills Bryden, Walter I-ilunter ILoulsa Ross, Earl Hayden. Alter the children dnisiied, Santa Clause ap- peared and distributed the presents, then gave an interesting comic song. A vite oi tbianiks, moved' by Wm. Bur. dett, seconded by Waite" "‘-'si .‘.t,vrns then jemdered to Mies l"» “von by Eeichairman Stuart Hurt... They rose and dismissed by singing God

Following are the services for the week. Wednesday evening, January 6th.-

Christian Church leader, Rev. Geo

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Brown’5 Half Price

Sale

L did not want te cut.

But by jilgo when I do.

I |ot the Goods, I get the Pluck

Anil the bargains are in you.

E. Ross, People’s Church, leader. Rev. G. R. White, subject, Family and Schools.

Thursday svenng, January 7th.-~ First Methodist Church, subject, British and Foreign Bible Society, address by Rev. Wm. Harrison and Rev. R. G. Strsthie.

Friday evening, January 8th.-

Zlon Church, leader, Rev. H. E. Thomas; subject, Gambling and In- tsmperance.

Saturday evening, January 9tl -- St. James' Church, leader, Rev. F. . J. Floyd: subject, The Signs oi the Times.

All these services will begin

promptly at 7.80 and close at 9 o’clock. An otlering will be received at each service and devoted' to the P. E. Island Hospital less necessary expenses oi Ministerial Association.

On Sunday, January 10th, t .e usu-

al exchange of pulpits will be made in the morning as follows!-

Grsee Church-Rev. G. R. \'lhl.i;e. Baptist Church--Rev. William Her-

risen.

First Methodist-Rev. Geo. ld. Bore. Zion Church-Rev. H. lil. Tho-uns. St. James Church-Rev.J. F. Floyd. Christian 'Church-Rev. T. F. I’ul~I

icrton.

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3 "Lustre Dom" Under- °,_ sl-irts. Feather iiglitsilken

bright fashions height and prices ri ght.

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:Urest bargains it P¢ton's im-| nense clearance sale. lil-29ilrt!. ‘

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AIIIANIAISES UI THE.

PHiSEIIT IIME IIHLI

'I‘he` winter time table now lu~ op-

'eration on the P.E.l.R. appears to be one that gives good service con- sidering the number oi trains which are used' to do the work over the iliie, on Mondays. Wednesdays and 1 d t ins ` fr

,Fridays mlxe ra are run om

nd to all olnt on the line and on

MORE TROUBLE

ON INTERCOLONIAL.

OTTAWA, Jan. 5. -»- Following the institution oi the eight hour day on the Intercolornlal, with a _proportionate reduction of ivages,the mechanics employed on the railway are demanding 9, lull day’s pay.

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C. P. R. Fireman Bully Sesldcl

C. P. R. ilrsmal, Geo. H. Datfns, who liven il Robertson Street. Fort William, while in i |his engine near West!-irii happened n ni\~ty| I accident. The water gauze ef the lucuinotivo i burnt and scnldcd the whole If the loft side ot j his face and head terribly. `

‘ "it So hnpponcd."sn.Id Dufl‘u~i to our repro seutativo, 'tlintl had abox of Zam~llnI; In

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Brands

MADE li’ EVERY i{”OW"( FORM AND VAR!

_/i EDI)Y’S TOILET PAPERS _

No Nec-’ to Purchase Inferior Importation;- ._1;_',-‘L5-) Po- 'vcly l. :rsnst in getting Ed|'ly's

, ‘- /.i.wi\vs. c\ ...ri := ¢.\:u.z.m-_/isn ron :ears uxrciuzs

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B P mypoeket,vvhi hl df a lip ` . ' ' _ _ ‘ - Tuesd_ayB_ Thu,-shaya and g.a¢u;~¢~a,yg and ,,,,,,,1h,,¢c,,,.::Z,¢;l},,,ni°,':;:,,,m,,iI,,,,,k To fisliermen__ rii..y_ref_r~n <_|_=iiir; itll! _ pf_1n<i_enc_(e__rs_isiewi_:_i;;d.S_ express trains are run. Passengers ofthe eeeidont. lnruduceil the helm aan nm new iliai there nie \\_.i_\_.~ ii _ i-iii_f\-_i_ui__ ;\S_~_.___ ;_____lJl__':;l. 8

- ' _ 5,) H gOmmi5.ion i 1 i~ri~i. or ii- e s ii . a , _ ‘ram tégfarlqttetown tlhndslixxmmwtermgiihie liihfapllilospiiziillttl ‘v?it:s!s'ii’.tIf(il>ii?ni'nlil`i:tiiIeA:Roh‘i'0 I‘¥\‘ll0 \'0u linvu exivi-riivii-ii . we “fe established 45 YEARS :ha :et.lll‘?1ngth;a:a.!§1€‘da.y having tour but withina wonderfully short time Zuiu-Tliilt Ii Y LJF. Ili' rxirlflil Hill" il"li h “iid ""Ic" 5'0" fm' 5 “Udmll ‘°

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hours them From Tigmsh gud in. gave mc cuss. loss able to rontliiiie mi _

' 'i`i» iisliri-iiieii risii heaters:---Kiiialy lavor

I ‘ 9 us with _,'oiir name and adclresssothst we

y _ Vhiiiiy fiuni time to tiuic mail you infor-

mitirn of viilue

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_ _ _ . _ . . 5 . iills ie.i.liiiliii-1 .ii ii.il, struts or the Market an

te1`l1l€diB.t0 Bfatl0U5 Dasgengers can ‘]"mc"a-dum' rmcmrg humd ommmd Y 7" 'ni'ciI :inii s;i'i.-f:ic\oi\' .icciiiiiii Fiilmn 1\'.'i'ioni»i| B-ink or an whole

- ' i ~ ' mureZi\ni-Lliikmil eoutinuiiii the troalincit he 'H' I' ' - - y

&0ll-9 <S“mm9f5id° and “tum tht’ It Bend womorfuny “.9” mu” I fm, dm; ale will he rr-\~._liiii-iiis to _\oii. Qiin .mile iiezili-r inthe business.

Bama day having 'four to seven had tho woind nieolv hcalln Idon't kniilw P\'\U U7 I’“*|""~*'“ is th" 6“"`I l" 'IW "‘:=V'. . . . hours th'¢l'B. 1i`I'0!1iTi8U'I5’hi Slimmer' ny,h|ng__o`"ne a _;,_L.l,,__ gfbmn, ,_mm_ ug- send fciroiir “c`iisloni'_=i 'l`.'i_1ifl ou Fish" Booklet, containing valuable

. A ‘ ri ' . ` ' , .. _

siqe' Cape Traverse' and intermediate cuts and nimlliarlnjuries which workers uri-ri' iifi-ixnziiioii for l'isli».:iinr~ii 1

stations passengers can come to

ChBlil10tt€_‘IZ0WD Bild l`015ul’!! on Tues- Should be kept iinnily iuuvery vvurko|"Asiio-1xi_i-._ 1...(j(li‘f_-gill FUIIOU FlSI1 M8l'l(Cf_ N w K \

days, Thursdays and Saturdays hav- in two and a hall hours in the Cit

liable to,undin|ny opinion is box of /ani iluk

There iii something ilittcrs it and ,siiiwrier

about Zuni-liuic. Timo :ind ngiiiii \»<iil\i»r.. in

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Z _ _ . ed Sd 3 allbr_anchts ofutriiciie lin? liro;/rtii iti vrisi and on Mondays. W ne, we an »\=_v°f °f1_lY3"_°1'_ \s=‘\Y““°{°',_<‘,',\ _"\f'_',“ _“,"__‘, --"--- ----~ - - -~- ~ - -' »-- --= Fridays from Cave Traverse gud tn' ;8f\ht“i~!i?k inn( l(i\‘i\\iii eiitfiilihr) frhtnis litrbl wholesale

` C-h`8l`l0t`I'.t‘Jf.(7W!ll essence! und cxtriicts, while ordiliiiry ui|il~ I ,- C0 ' °

‘tel'|.n6(l‘lBt»8 Stations t0 _ _ _ _ __ _ nu-n|3s|°n

' rave ‘Wd f°"“"'”' theesame “Yi having 'W' f>'ii'l','°"ef>'3".i°i'.."..i§"i`§ii‘§ °lo1°5'§pi`.iiii"‘9ni.‘iiiiIfiii. I ' ` e ved" g ` Ia_Dd_ three qllértej l10\lrB ill the City. superiority. I`lnwo\'or this muy ho,_ the i’-cl 3

fprom soufis, Georgetown and inter-

remnina that in tour continonlstu which It line

. ,b ` I. d Pd 'it ‘ t ' it h . b _ m¢'d»i-U- 0 5f»5I5i01_19 .d`3i1Y P3399D'EU|`5 9511'cgilihgcigaiiiiikhrhiriiliiiiideliialhhurs M 8 N0 12 Fulton Fish nafket Nigw Ygrk come' to Charlottetown and return' ' - r ' i- ‘ ii

_ _E or b\ii_'ris, tiitu, fi itllillu, br\_i_is oc1elI_;a,_p_iIe

~ ' - In cell, rngr wot-iii i c _ me -r cum, ai eu, -1

thé same day having upwards of ,our i festerin some :lr l ia. ` oold~nor l»~<

hours here. The steamers are due to ‘arrive at Ge`oi~,'g`e't'6w`n'e`t Ida m and

if , 1 .ippoi p css, oil.

frost bites, umlixll sklii hjiiricn unri oiaeai -~i, Zani-B ik is beyond doubt. a most mnrveliou cure

. Fe -.A-_ \ ' ~

Bti FISH, LO ii '»‘ i?lfS

t-he mania ‘audi passengers are run in’ Drllimiet iuiil stores soil atéll ncn'l1 i but M I N' 9 V1' 9

i-*Y BP*-ecfal tram t0' 'connect with "lm ‘mid the Ziiiii-Hiik (',u.,' 'I‘or~\nti\. will miil ii

we:-itieirin train at Royalty Junction or

box, posi. free, |ii|mn rccciit of prim-. » my

Charl0tt€1§0WD. ‘l\1\_l_S 1081118 D0 UIDB- gf,t°,’,'f,‘;,,§1;",'f‘f,",',,,lv"[,f"m',&%;§,,ff,“‘_ Con=ig‘mnents .=oli_ctcd mid prompt returns made. The outgoing m-alla all como to Ghnr- nom tiieiriiii.-iii~ioi-ii . Send all stock in ¢are of 5 R_ Wiley & Co; Boston .dass

lottetowu during the aiternoan and

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i 4dm‘-'fi‘mi\v Refuieiiccs Aiiv -‘ holesale House

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Sf»B8.iIlBI`B. ' '“___"` i mms- -- l ` *L

From Murray Harbor 5Wi`"""li13""

termediaite stations passengers can come to Charlottetown and return the same dey having upwards of tive hours in the City. It is generally un- derstood that the people along this line are better satisfied with an ex- press traiu three days oi the week than a mi-xed train every day and it seems as ii the people all along the fine are pleased to travel these days. Passengers from Cape Traverse and intermediate stations can go to Sum- mersldo and return the same day 'hav- ing tour hours in Summerside Freight

I want your consignments of

Smelts and Eels

and will make, prompt market returns.

WILLIS I‘I. ROGERS

I move into No. 24 New Fulton Market in January, where I will have more space and bet- ter chance for displaying all fish consigned to me

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Successor To

Ahiifiii-iM L'»‘0N G0., WHOLESALE

ii iipigii niiiii

|50 Beekman Street

nsignments So'icted. NEW YURK

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to and from the Steamers at -George- » ___d__§j.__`__l:_,___\_§_l_i_;.i_'i\' & SUNS. Traiiisicr Ailenls Boston Prompt Returns town is_ well .taken care of as the -1-fi-.~_-~_¢> ~<-_ ----- -_--:-_~~ ~;~-_--T=f Gcor etowfn 'train is a diali mlixed - ' ' ' '

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Robert W.CoIe

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._ .__._,_.____ ,- h‘Ki H press is run between Bonds and HECAU E Nr l\ici_~s pe-rsoiially liavill.-s iill consiirnmmis and gusrame

SGW Ii 0 HK." Geox- egown this -tm;-D »|g_b|-M, hy, m_ 0 _ DAILY Ri*)'l`URi\`S. The hiighr-si possible prices :ilwiiys paid.

-L_ ___-~ - »-_- e __ ____ - n______._._ _i__..&__ C’ “l iii. fzziiarieiiteiriwii and reiiiigiie nie 'I All Freirhtand Exnressvze Ouaferltced

MONTREAL, Jlan. 4-The promot-

ers ei the cariiivar have eeiree iiie`

railways to subscribe liberally. stat- ing that .ii this be done they will abandon the idea of mn ice palace, thus destnoving the main obiection-

to the project. .

I cured

my Cough with

"SPRUClNE”

Why don’t you?

__...______ KONTLGUE MARKETS.

Corrected tor every Vieneeday and Ssturdsfs issue.

Herring per bbi. |6.00 to $6.00 Flour, holler Proenlper 196 lbs. ,til Cod, per_quintal $4.00 to $5.00 Oats per bus. 40 otaatoes, per bul. Oatmeal, per ewt.

Butter per lb. (ersamsry)

Hides, por lb.

Herisy, ner bus.

Hay, per ton. loose

eei per pound Lamb (per'lb.)

uausuns, per tb. Osblieco, ber los. Bam. per pus. _ Osrrots. Dir lls. ‘_ Turkey (per lb.) me tw' lb-l Dueks (pet 'i )

Chickens (ye. lt.)

Eggs

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Paton A Oo are ollering t.heir_ immense stock oi dry geads and tur- niture dt from I5 to 50 per cent dis- count. Goeerly ind get ilrst choice.

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the isrgemtenk which Paton ep Co is ole;-las' st unheard oi discounts.

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'am 'i t-tion! an nt. bl i°_° me es 'lt woul pn bsbly l the hnrspvus for three months

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'___!_`-_ George I. Nloiinto. _

Wholesale Commission

All correspondence promptly answ»:i'-

ed. Stencils sent on application.

Boston, Mass., franefer Agents References, Greenwich Bank, Trust Co;

America, or any wholesale Fish house in he United stes.

Bdrmlm

B. Ee Willis

Wholesale Commission Dealer

- IN Smelt els and uahau

|42 Fulton Market, N, Y, l_l-ledmwtrmmivpd.

uliesebro Brothers

Wholesale Commission Deal- ers and Shippers,

FRESH FISH

Saielts, Eels, Lobsters and Frogs are Specialties.

F“""°“'°"° »FwE ii;-_._ FISH

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Isame day, thereby keeping the freight: 'ilnom-porated.> S- li. Yi/II¢y 6: 50U5 Transfer A2'¢“tS. H050". _

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Wliolesale Fish Market, New York \\'hult-Sale Commission llcalers - ALL KINDS 017--

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(Successor to Hoon and Lsnphear) VVhslcsaIi» Coinniis»ion Di-alers in and shippers of ull kinds of

Fresh Fish, lobsters, E'°.,. Canadian

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imeltsliiii Eels A iiecialty

2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Market NEW YORK

Rsl:iIiIIslicil go yriirs (lareful peisoniii ettfriilion given to all Consignments,

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\\'hel<-sale Commission Dealers in all kinds of

___ _ __ ___ _ _ I4 Fulton Market, NEW IURK

4 ‘ uneismeiiaimusisn-1 _ _ _ _ THE Hl;»(rH §l0CKI:R C0.

Who iesalc Ccmmissio Fish Dealers 114 and 115 South St., Fulton Market, New York.

Cold Storage on premises, Consignments sollclisg Smelts and Eels a. Specialty,

Ne.l Fulton Fish Market,New York , Consignments solicited.

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