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FOUR
THE
DAILY
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ANNIE
BESANT
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
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TORONTO.
Nov.
12.
Mrs.
Annie
Besant.
president
ot
the
World
Theoso-phlcal
Society,
speaking
In
Massey
Hall
gave
a
resume
of
the
history
ol
modern
psychology
to
show
that
"mind
could
manifest
Itself
apart
from
the
body.
With
this
argument,
she
prefaced
her
statement
of
Krlshnamurtl's
relation
to
the
new
Messiah.
"Over
and
over
again."
said
she,
"I
have
stated
that
Krishnamurtl
Is
not
a
world
teacher,
but
can
be
used
as
a
vehicle
whereby
that
teacher
can
once
more
visit
his
world.
When
he
comes
he-
can
enjoy
that
particular'
body
If
It
grows
up
worthy.
In
the
beauty
ot
his
character."
said
she,
"he
Is
fit
to
be
the
dwelling
place
of
the
Great
Teacher.
Do
not
take
my
word
for
it.
I
ask
you
only
to
think
for
yourselves."
Mrs.
Besant
came
on
the
stage
with
the
utmost
simplicity.
There
was
no
chairman.
The
curtain
at
the
rear
of
the
platform
parted
revealed
a
stately
figure
In
trailing
robes
of
white
silk
and
with
hair
that
has
the
whiteness
of
eternal
snows.
Various
occult
emblems,
a
Jewelled
swastika,
an
opal
trlf-ollum,
a
huge
signet
ring
that
had
once
been
Madame
Blavatsky's,
gave
her
a
alight
hieratic
quality,
but
there
was
nothing
rhapsodic
in
her
manner
or
matter.
Her
speech
was
distinct
and
lucid,
at
times
flowing,
but
never
florid.
And
her
voice
had
none
of
the
quaver
of
old
age.
The
Parade
of
Fashion
IIKII.I.IANCE
IN
SHAWLS
Shawls
worn
by
the
fashionable
la
the
New
York
parade,
made
a
color
array
that
Is
something
for
a
chorus
to
vie
with
In
brilliance.
They
not
only
are
those
Imported
from
Spain
with
their
heavy
embroidery
or
other
striking
importations
from
China
and
Japan,
but
are
made
from
gorgeous
weaves
in
metal
cloths
or
woven
with
designs
In
brilliants.
Some
of
thesa
shawls
dazzle
the
eye
with
the
play
of
light
on
their
encrustments
of
crystal
or
metal
designs.
iiorsr.
or
EAititiMis
At
the
London
premiere
of
"The
White
Witch"
almost
every
woman
In
the
audience
wore
earrings.
The
craze
for
ear
Jewels
apparently
is
Increasing.
A
note
of
novelty
was
struck
by
ore
woman
whose
earrings
consisted
of
small
Jade
parrots
In
golden
cages.
FAVOKS
MLVEK
COMAS
Lady
Louis
Mountbatten
has
been
dining
at
the
Rltz,
attired
in
beautiful
silver
gowns.
She
is
planning
to
spend
the
winter
at
Malta
where
preparations
are
underway
for
the
gayest,
most
brilliant
social
season
In
years.
.
TIUAMJLE
EVENIXO
WKAP
An
evening
wrap
so
constructed
that
It
created
the
silhouette
of
a
huge
triangle
between
the
arms
and
knees
has
attracted
fashion
followers.
It
is
made
in
rich
chestnut-hued
velvet,
lined
with
golden
lame
tissue
and
bordered
with
beige
fox
fur.
It
Is
finished
with
a
high
'storm"
collar
and
hat
long
ends
of
golden
lame
ribbon
hanging
down
the
back.
NEW
VANITY
KKACELET
A
new
vanity
bracelet
for
evening
wear
In
place
of
the
ordinary
slave
bangle
has
appeared
In
the
drawing
rooms
of
;
Mayfalr.
It
is
composed
of
four
little
flat,
gold
boxes,
each
about
the
size
of
a
penny
and
attached
to
a
Milanese
gold
chain.
The
boxes
con
tain
a
supply
of
powder,
rouge,
and
lip-
stick.,
the
fourth
containing
a
powder
puff
and
mirror.
The
new
mode
does
away
with
necessity
for
a
Dorothy
bag
and
can
be
easily
slipped
on
and
off.
(lAltTER
RECEPTACLES
Garters
with
cases
for
holding
powder
and
XMS,
and
others
with
clips
for
holding
handkerchiefs,
are
among
the
latest
fashion
for
English
women.
PETAL
SKIKT
FROCK
England's
nobility
accepts
Its
fashions
from
America
as
well
as
Paha.
Lady
Rosemary
BooUe-Wllbraham,
the
young
sister
of
the
Earl
of
Lathom,
appeared
at
the
Embassy
Club
dressed
In
an
American
petal-skirted
frock
of
pink,
open-work
embroidery.
The
background
was
a
black
velvet
cloak.
Around
her
neck
was
a
ring
of
square
diamonds
with
a
big
pearl
drop.
SLEEVELESS
COATS
While
a
large
number
of
the
new
English
evening
wraps
are
being
made
on
the
coat
principle,
with
Inset
sleeves,
some
women
prefer
the
sleeveless,
cloak
style
of
garment.
English
designer
are
trying"
hard
to
do
away
with
ths
old
stereotyped
circular
cape,
a"
cape
which
Is
finished
in
a
triangle
Is
one
of
the
results.
It
Is
made
In
velvet
or
fur.
MELTING
POT
IX
SHOES
Styles
In
slippers
seen
about
New
York
were
never
more
varied.
They
are
made
from
almost
any
material
or
leather
velvet
In
light
shades,
brocade,
metal
cloth,
and
reptile
skins.
The
heels
of
evening
slippers
are
works
of
art.
Brlllla:
a
stud
them
or
brilliant
colored
leather
Inserts
add
1
IC
1926
a.
Ktx
Fs
Siwvks.
Inc
variety.
Some
of
these
gorgeous
heels
they
look
as
though
they
belonged
In
j
the
window
of
a
Jewelry
shop
cost
as
much
as
a
gown.
;
OOI.li
Tissrn
PAJAMAS
j
Gladys
Cooper's
new
golden
pajamas
are
the
talk
of
Mayfalr.
They
are
fash-
loned
of
golden
tissue
with
a
curiously
meshed
surface.
The
long
trousers
fit
closely
to
Miss
Cooper's
ankles
while
the
jumper
is
held
In
by
a
deep,
closely
swathed
hip
sash
which
is
knotted
In
front.
rAvoit
rlack
ami
nr.ii
Black
and
red
are
the
"fashionable"
colors
for
this
winter
in
Germany
tex
tile
firms
report.
Red
mixed
with
a
little
blue
Is
regarded
as
especially
'nifty."
Blue
as
ground
color
has
al
most
gone
out
of
existence.
iikf-ss
of
iiitonins
May
Allison,
movie
actress,
in
a
new
picture,
wears
an
evening
gown
of
'simple
black
chiffon,
designed
especial
ly
as
a
background
for
a
diamond
brooch
which
she
uses
to
clasp
a
narrow
collar
band
of
white
ermine.
Sometimes
the
brooch
appears
again
on
a
gown
of
black
taffeta,
made
with
a
bodice
waist
cut
to
fall
low
over
the
arms
with
a
band
of
brilliants
over
each
shoulder.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
LOYAL
ORANGE
LODGE
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
list
night
in
the
Metropole
Hall
by
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
There
were
seventeen
tables
'of
cards
and
the
winners
were
as
follows:
Men's
first.
J.
A.
Underwood!
men's
cecond.
Allan
Davles;
ladles'
first,
Mrs.
A.
Jacobsen;
ladles'
second.
Mrs.
J.
Munro.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
by
the
ladles
and
dancing
was
'enjoyed
until
one
o'clock,
music
being
provided
by
Mrs.
Ponder's
Orchestra.
Mrs.
Lemon
was
the
winner
of
a
luncheon
set
which
was
raffled
by
tbe
ladles.
J.
A.
Teng
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Jack
Munro
presided
at
the
door.
WELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
COUPLE
MARRIED
MM
I.llj
Wlrks
lierame
Itrlde
of
(lie
Oleen
At
Ceremony
Performed
On
Wednesday
Mht.
The
marriage
of
a
well
known
t
local
couple
took
place
on
Wednesday
even-
leg
at
the
Luthern
Church
parsonage
when
Miss
Lily
Wicks
was
united
In
;
marriage
by
Rev.
T.
D.
Rlnde
to
Ole
Olsen.
The
attendants
were
the
bride-
groom's
tfster,
Mrs.
R.
E.
Johnson,
and
mm
raw
NOTE:
If
"you
take
YEAST
for
your
HEALTH,
use
Koyal
Yeast
Cakes.
Write
for
free
booklet,
"ROYAL
YEAST
FOR
BETTER
HEALTH".
E.
W.
GILLETT
CO.
LTD.
TORONTO.
CAN.
Valdemar
Slmonson.
The
groom
is
a
fisherman,
having
been
a
member
this
season
of
the
crew
of
the
schooner.
Prosperity
A.
The
bride
!
has
-
been
in
the
city
for
the
past
year.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs
.
Olsen
are
takng
up
j
their
residence
on
Eighth
Avenue
East.
pDCCCMT
A
TlflM
MAM?
iVlULdt
in
1
1U11
UiniLi
AT
BAPTIST
CHURCH
TO
DEPARTING
MEMBER
Tha
ririila
mM.iFAV
mtin
In
(ha
Baptist
Church
on
Wednesday
evening
,
was
conducted
by
the
Ladles
of
the
Mis-
i
slon
Circle.
Several
papers
were
given
on
tbe
work
of
the
Baptist
Church
on
the
Home
and
Foreign
Mission
Field.
At
.
the
close
of
the
service
opportunity
was
taken
to
present
J.
Harvey,
on
behalf
of
the
church,
with
a
Waterman
foun-
.
tain
pen
and
pencil,
also
a
solid
gold
nugget
tie
pin
in
token
of
the
respect
and
esteem
in
which
he
is
held.
Several
short
speeches
were
made
expressing
re-
j
gret
at
losing
Mr.
Harvey
and
all
wished
him
every
success
wherever
he
may
de-
,
clde
to
locate.
Mr.
Harvey
suitably
j
'
actlowl
edged.
Refreshment
were
served
and
a
very
enjoyable
social
hour
was
spent.
;
Mr.
Harvey
leaves
on
Friday.
November
j
IB
for
Monrovia.
California,
to
Join
Mrs.
Harvey
who
has
been
there
.for
some
time.
E
LA
HO
RATE
PLANS
FOR
PRO-I'OSEI)
NEW
HOTEL
HAVE
HEEX
PREPARED.
(continued
from
page
one)
over
tbe
harbor
and
with
a
picturesque
and
attractive
pizza.
i
At
one
side
of
the
main
"entrance
.to
-
the
hotel
Is
a
room
set
apart
for
museum
purposes,
where
it
Is
proposed
to
offer
housing
room
to
the
local
museum
collection
and
also
to
take
care
of
commercial
exhibits
advertising
the-
In
dustrie
of
tbe
whole
district,
such'
as
mining,
fishing,
and
wood
working.
A
metzanln
floor
is
set
'apart
chiefly
to
tbe
use
of
ladles
with
suitable
rest
room
and
beauty
parlor.
,
On
the
second
and
third
floors
there
are
48
bedrooms
each
and
on
the
fourth
flcor
40
bedrooms.
These
are
in
addition
to
three
complete
suites,
one
on
each
floor.
All
bedrooms
are
outsldt
rooms
with
a
view.
There
Is
bath
in
each
room.
ctT-orr
wincj-
The
building
s
so
arranged
that
if
necessary
during
the
winter
season
the
wngs
may
be
entirely
cut
off
and
closed.
If
this
building
is
erected.
It
will
prove
a
great
attraction
to
tourists
and
will
be
a
decided
acquisition
to
the
city,
making
of
It
a
tourist
centre.
Ar-
rangements
have
been
made
with
the
railway
for
complete
co-operation
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BRIDGE
PARTY
AND
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
Mirreful
Affair
Took
.PUee
In
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.,eue
......
1
naer
.Me.
ol
MunWpal
t
hapler.
A
successful
brdge
party
and
dance
'
was
given
in
the
Fifth
Avenue
Hall
aai
mgni
oy
Municipal
Chapter,
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
There
waa
a
good
crowd
In
attendance.
there
being
fifteen
tables
of
bridge.
Mra.
A.
T.
Parkin
was
convener
as
sisted
by
Mrs,
T.
Andrew
while
the
refreshment
committee
was
convened
by
Mra.
John
Manson
assisted
by
lrs.
8.
J.
Evans.
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLeod,
Mrs.
H.
R.
Smith
and
Mra.
Robert
Da
vie.
Mualc
for
the
dance
waa
played
by
Mlsa
Irene
Morrison
and
the
master
of
ceremonies
was
W.
S.
Fisher.
Prize
winners
were
as
follows:
ladies
first.
Mrs.
8.
3.
Evans;
men's
first.
R.
Berney:
ladles'
second,
Mrs.
R.
G
Mc-Auley;
men's
second,
R.
O.
MeAuIey.
WHIST
LEAGUE
Monoe
llite
a
Kiibttahtlal
lail
lUtlnr
Senred
Four
Wins
And
No
The
Moose
are
now
leading
In
the
Fraternal
Whist
Lesgue
by
two
games.
having
scored
four
wins
and
no
losses.
Oamea
played
laat
night
resulted
at
fOllOWS;
vuiKiivs
01
ryinias
vs.
00ns
ot
van
ada,
postponed.
Moose
7;
St.
Georges,
city
3.
Elks
vs.
St.
Andrews,
postponed,
St.
Oeorgts,
Seal
Cove
S;
I
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4.
TABLE
P.
W.
L
Moose
4
4
Elks-.
..
3
3
St.
Georges,
Seal
.Cove,,
3
3
LOOP
4
3
t.
8t.
Georges,
City
3
1
Sons
of
Canada
3
1
Knights
of
Pythias
....
3
t
St.
Andrews
U
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0
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ARRIVALS
1
1
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Charles
Desford
and
J.
Campbell,
Terrace.
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Estate,
we
are
auttiortW
to
sell
sever!
lots,
some
comers,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer
Fnrea
low
and
terms
from
110.00
BtonliUy.
Eaqulre
T.
McClymont.
U
TENT
FOR
SALE.
NEW
THIS
YEAH
and
ued
only
one
week.
Frtet
130
Pullen.
Dally
News.
f
FOR
SALE.
CHEAP
HALF
A
TON
OF'
old
newspapers.
Apply
Dally
News.
r
FOH
RENT
FOR
RENT
OR
SALE.
-THE
LATEST
Improved
cola
operated
electric
pianos.
For
terms,
address
Electric
Piano,
care
Dally
News
OX.c.
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
on
Second
Avenue;
four
'rooms
and
tfelh.
Water
paid.
Phone
647.
FOR
RENT.
8IX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tf
FOR
IIENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATS
Hat:
large
airy
rooms;
fire
btace;
dose
In.
Max
Hellbroner.
roR
REJrrrTRST
CLASS
MODERN
UoMttb
rtnge;
,.,t
M
Westenhaver
Broa.
tf
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
SUITE.
phone
18,
MussaUem
Grocery.
LOST
LOST
MUSIC
DICTATION
BOOK
WITH
Mary
Ellen
Moore's
name,
between
Fifth
Avenue
East
and
St..
Joseph's
Academy.
Fnder
please
return
to
Dally
News
office.
CHIROPRACTIC
IML-.R.
E.
EVOI.rrOX
IIIIKOPKACTOK
(It)
Third
Atenue.
Offlrv
rlsiu
lloO
House
calls
13.00
For
appointment
Phone
Office
Blue
83
Residence
Black
253
Edmonton:
E.
Chesley.
Shames;
M.
Watson.
Dlgby
Island.
I'rlnie
Rupert
George
McAfee.
Georgetown;
H.
E.
Ooulbourn.
A.
Russell
and
W.
R.
Buck-nell.
Vancouver:
Mra.
J.
M.
Hoar,
Terrace;
T.
D.
Forester,
Toronto.
Three
million
hunting
permits
were
delivered
throurhout
Frane
fnr
tn
pment
at
300
frBnc,
tlfn
A
tfleo
Ii.pi.nti0.
w
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.
,
...
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.
.
.
men,
dQdw
Tlili
1
sufferer
litersllr
envered
with
.tin
)!.
es-l$
Vesr,
!
.ufTerlni-
-thea
hit
M.
IJ
cleared
off
la
41
t.ew
skia
grown
on
wis.
no
lutinc.
mi
IrtttsUia.
TUi
ly
seeni
lr.cre.1
il4e
si
hutxtreili
of
fitUf
raws
rrllered
by
tlie
fowrrful
IkiuiJ
tut
the
treatment
ol
skin
dltrsKa.
F
finl
tlM
Iwii
f,l,,
,f
,
4
W.
J,
McCutcheon
Dpuq
Storo
and
Ormes
Limited
HOARD
BOARD,
THE
INXANDER,
tt
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
FOUND
POWD.
-
m"E
BASEBALL
BATS.
Ap-
ply
Dally
News
One
.MISCEI.I.AN
NEob.S
MAKE
MONEY
AT
HOME
MEN
AND
j
loUntr
t.
worn
m
can
earn
ft
to
II
an
hour
ln
DwmoJr"'
spare
time
writing
showearda.
No
lit
Usieet)
u
canvassing
or
sol
telling.
We
Instruct
i
tract
mr
a
jw
you
and
supply
you
with
ck.
JJjJJ
Write
today.
The
Mrnhennlt
Com-
tvilvvry
po-
-
pany
Limited.
81
Dominion
Building.
AP'
Toronto.
UJiT.1
"
.
FIIKS
FURS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE-
modelled.
Raw
afcias
tanned
aud
dreMed.
Mall
orders
promptly
a
it
ruled
to.
Mrs.
F.
Tarr.
31
Broad
ay
EaaL
Vancouver.
DERMATOLOGY
I
triU,
IlIKHMIM
Kr.Mlllllt
by
the
Utet
tftmixt
method
ri:MEM
V
111
AKlMl.t
ll.
No
need
for
dalirufUg,
fealrs
or
other
blemish
any
More,
rhon
lUara
fit
RESTAURANTS
ixM.it
r.m
c.tir.
Mra
Unger.
ProprietrrMi
Third
Avenue
Neit
O
W
V.
A.
Omxl
I
lame
Cooked
Meals.
Phone
Black
Too
ANOTHER
OIQ
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
l-m
Ton
L'l.Hty
Kg-
priM
r.l.gMi
$
H25.00
S
Ton
Light
Iielivery
nimssig
t
fl.10.00
Tourlnp
ami
lloa.Mrrf
815.00
Sporl
lloaitr
80,00
Coach
nml
Coup
11020.00
-'lan
11135.00
Undnii
.
11185.00
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
I
Foul
I.whI
Delivery,'
open
body
$
75.00
Fnr.1
I.ljthl
Delivery,
pnl
hoily
4150.00
I
Fonl
I.lirhl
Delivery,
Mnrter
esiuipmenl
....
f250.00
I
"-Fonl
Tuilor
Sedan,
starter
equipment
....
f300i00
t
Olflmohile
5
pi-men-
,
,
er
lonrinir.
99S
tooo.oo
lerm
en
ln
arranged
on
both
new
nnd
used
nr
lo
mill
the
piireh.ier.
KAIEN
QARAQE
Deslera
In
Cadlljc,
McLaughlin,
Oakland,
uiasmoDiie,
Pontlac
and
Chevrolet
Cart
Phone
B2
NOW
IH
THE
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering,
Why
wslk
during
the
unpleasant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
models
on
hand.
prices
are
at
a
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
1EI
OA
UN
Two
Ford
Self
Starter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
j
One
Ford
Truck
Snap.
'
One
Chevrolet
lighteDllvery-Oood
running
order.
Make
us
an
offer.
S.
E.
I'ARKKR
LTD.
l
oitn
Di:i.i:ii
TAXI
I'honc
f.7
Tnxl
(Call
GeorKe,
PauI
or
Gut)
Six
am
Stivon
PaKnenKer
Stude-bakem
nt
your
tllsponal
any
time.
HOSS
RROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Rlock.
Across
from
Emprcso
Hotel)
Loiti
31AIL
lONTian
SEALED
r
1
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t.
OooUwct
1111
f
Tender
m
Offk
ot
r
PttM
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and
at
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of
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wtr.
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BC
sb
t-41
dT
.
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of
Fv
WsafceT
.nut
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i
Queefi
t
lai
i:
Tfctrty
yar
removal
of
u:e
-
t-
AJI
lender
-1X3
IB
Of
f
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The
kaclwx
th.
mm
r
TIMni.il
,t!E
tcJ
Sealed
Ten
Mhttstef
or
;
-later
than
v.
rem
bee
.
lftr
tturt
X4J0Z
Spruce.
Hem:
1
situated
on
II
-
440
and
41
Cterkrtt
i
Two
rti
yea
c
moval
of
tui.'x
Further
eater.
Victor
,-
trr,
Prlnre
Rupr
IN
I'ROltATE
IV
Tinrti
ral
ir
t
n'
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"
t
ol
"
iri
In
the
Mattr
I
Art:
atxt
In
the
Matte
West,
l
TAKE
NOT!
.
IIVIIVI,
'
day
of
Ort-iK
poiniea
aoou
-
I
George
We.
havlni
culm
a
hereby
req-.n?
1st
day
of
(X
31
r
parties
indet.
aulrtd
to
pav
ebteaseM
u
Dated
the
ft.
TV-
IN
rilODATfc
v
-.in
.1
imi
1
ir.
ttM
it
r"
Hil
l
MUt,
In
the
Ms-Art;
ant
In
the
Matter
Pedewen
!
TAKE
NOT!
Hone
F
M
1
dsy
of
Oe'
1
pointed
adm
i
KrUtlan
Pe'H
parties
havi
'
raute
are
rj
'
taxte.
ptooe-fore
the
3rd
3r
and
all
par
required:
t,j
,
Indebted
ne
1-
Dated
thH
av.
ma.
LASH
ACT.
.A
.NOTICE
Ol'
of
Prince
iiu;i
an
Island
in
v
J
-,ti
opposite
Bloi
C
TAKE
HUI"
IPI'i.
l
intends
to
a:
..
-
BIS
'
-
lowing
des
Comrarui
-j
feet
north
'
FOH
lri
lot
aiiw:
inr-thence
1.
300
ter
1
feet
northwr'
sisia
planted,
ana
or
less,
JO
t
Dated
OctJb.