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....._,...,...._ ,...._,..,,._,.....,.... ,...__,..._,,...,.....,_, ............ ... ,..._,....._......_... BowMANVILLI·:, JANUARY 19, 1887. ~ , 1.tA.J'LE GRUVE. T ho anniver8ary of Maple Grove Div isio;'l was held on Monday evening, Jan. 7th, ~ ml waa a decided success . The weathe:r being favorable and the sleighing good, a larger crowd t!rnn usual assem uled 'ho p artake of the ~npper in tb e school hou~c, uftcr which the following programme was attentively listened to, althongh the room was crowded to excess. Mr. Stollery, ofH11mpton. acted as chairmau 11n<1 very ably performed his part. 'l'he Ittiv. H. Sanderson delivered a shorr, and telling speech. Recitations by J. Aldworth and Addie Cole. Mneic by the Misses Dobson and Miss E. Everson. Dialogue by Frank .Aldworth, Wm. aud Rich<>rd Snowden. Recitation by 'l'. Kirkpatrick. 'Dialogue b.v Addie Oole, Aura Hall, Et,hel Hall, John Snowden, Christopher Cox, 'vVm. Jeffery, Samuel Snowcien tlnd 'l' . Kirkpatrick, interspersed with m·Jaic by ·the Ebenezer choir, who rend~re d excellent music for the occasion. The pro'ceeds, $G2.50 are to be u~ed for church pm·poses. MASON BRO BIG GIVING·up·BUSINESS SALE IS STILL GOING ON WITH UNABATED VIGOR, And as we have less than six weeks time left we will make still greater sacrifices in order to clear out the s tock. We have still a full assortment of all grades of goods. Electors of West Durham. Our stock is too numer ous to be shown in a dozen store windows. Come in and inspect. A. B CTOKLElt. Forty years in business in Bowmanville and still booming. Call and see our imm e nse stock of Silver Plated ware. A. B ucKLEU. ·-- ---··-- -ENFil!:LD. BBAJJLEY'S SCHOOL HUUSE. DEAR ]~OIT-Oll -At the beginning of tl1e new year I desire to open corresponfhe following is t he standing of the dence with you once more. Seeing tliat the holida.ya and Provincial electioos are pnpils for quarter ending Dec. 31st, arnow in th<J past, it is to be hoped that ranged in order of merit :-Fourth Class. our citizens will soo11 settle down to their - M.Groat,M.Ormiston,M. Jeffrey, SPn. peaceful labors. l m.ny say that during Third. - Geo.Millson, L ewis Vannest, li]. Junior Third. - Loltie Vannest, the late contest those that a.re wise con- RoS1:1.. Senior Secducted thems~ lves wisely; whilst tl;e C. Jeffery, Mina. Heat ie. foolish h ave been unlucky enough to be , ond.-Norm1rn Heatlie, Norman Ross, Jun ior Second.-Annie ridiculed thro ugh t he local preRs. A Chrui Bryant Jl"irst Class .corre~pondent t<>.one of them papers has F . .Jeffrey, Edna Ross. found time to c:·itici.se a neighbor foi· lack Lizzie Leask. Geo. Gibson. James Ross -0f musical talent and for failing to atteud aud M aggie Ormiston passed the last E nthe opera entertainme nts, because of trance Examination, the former at Osha11enury. fo reply to this l wish to state wa, an<ll. the latter at Whitby.-J. C. that I consider it more manly to remain GROAT, teacher. at home t han to sneak in without paying thfl small foe of 5 c~nts ; or perhaps the DARLINGTON AGRICULTURAL g,"ntleman's J10n-attendance has been ocSOCIETY. -0asionecl by the low st11te of m oral tone in t¢·o;;int;c ti.on wit1t the opera. The same At the llfoetmg of tbiEI So~iety held o:i ·~orraspo nflent 1:1.<i.it also found another Thursday. the following were elected. as ·p,~igM)or .~vho is p'it o,.~1ual to the demand officers for t.he earrent year: .Pre~. J. ~I') · .edqcya~1mw.1 m\tt.te.ril' ,because he faultJoness; Vice Pres ., T. Baker~ Pireetors, 01H" ~'lH!@M tor pa.yfnt JJ.Ur teacher ~ ..,. ·" ·· · ·· HlaChH 18 _R· B. Andrew, W. \V&ite, 1;. la~moi, lf. 0. "large sarnry i e il'.'fa 0\11: +h· w orth $500 a year. I consider ~. 18 ~n Hoar, R.Beilh, J. Ok6, T.. 'f.,yple14';, act, 1. insult to our cfllcient teacher who is L. Brown, N. S . Young; j!la~ . .& Tr.a.:;i;;, R· equally as well de serving of ~1000 as thb' Windalt; An~itors 1 W, ·It, Olimie; .f. ~9J:!'~~~?n<;\11nt i~ Q f ~?OQ. .1:he corres· Ml!M11r1rr; -pondellt is a ·:nan of l'.He abthty and as such is deserviug of sympathy, b~caulltl TOWN COUNCIL. that h is means wonld not 'lllow 1!1111 t(I complete his medicl1l st11dies. lt1s pre' Special mee\bg. Present: lhe Mayor sent pmi·ion in both runsic and. educa· 1 presiding, anil Messrs. Wesley, Morr i~1 tion only fits him for the lower circles of Mason, Brittain, J{ydd, Pigg9tt and Dur- ' i:;ociety and it ~ee<.J.U that h!l h?-11 prudence (lnouzli to r emain there, It ia to q~ den. M!~i:i!9~ re11~ ll~Q <;9!!ft!m()q, hoped in the not distant foture that tlm Mr. Weslt;y p~Wnied 11 report lr6m the wotthv will conten t hiM~elf w!th otner emi1lo.ymen~ th~n ridi~n)iug the ;gn~blnt, Finauce CommiLt.ee, recommending payIs 1t no~ ~~:: ~;'."u~ already for him to ment of sundry accounls and giviog n. learn "Rush a Bye Baby." ~t11lemeut of receipts and disbursements WooDOHOPI'Elt., during the past year, and ihe pre~ ent fin.At the last annual school 1Jle11ti11g, Mr. an;iial condition of \he town. Adopie<i . ·n . McCullough was r e-elected trustee. Mr. Mason gave a verbal statement in Some rather lively d iscussivn took P.lr,ce reference to set'eral cases of serious illness .:aused by some charge~, broaght ag~.1?st under the care of the Poor Relief Commit. the trustee, of ev:travagance. . .lhe tee. a.r"ument of one of the de t,ator8, was Moved by Mr. Pig~ott secondei by Mr. lik "'e the Irishman's, who on bfling asked if he waa p school teacher, replied, " N~: Kydd, ib1.1t in appreciation of the servicee rendered by &he Chairman of lhe Roads bnt a friend of my uncle saw one on~e. Weddin" No. 2. h as been solemnized and SI. r ee ls co~mit&ee, tbe sum of fifty dollars be granted \,'J him , and thal an or. ~.UC.\ fl@ t'.here'e m?r~ .~o. fxnow. 1Ierb6 rb Ruuolt 11.tla J.nm, · ... ¥<( · · ~e~ O!! ~Q~ '!'!~~~t~~~! i?~ ~he 11bove !H.ll.Ount wern unHed in the ho!~ bonds of, Illa~· sigtlt!d by.. the Mayor, be m11de out fn due i:imony at Mr. D.onald McCulloug__h 11 rP!!i· fortn and }>reeented to bim. Carried. deuce ori Dec. 29th, Rev. E. B11l'tll.~fi, i\:[oved by Mr, Piggott, seconded by Mr, M. A'., p erformed the c,er~tlltliiy1 'rhe BriHaln, that the \hanks of the Council be bride was nnde the reciprnrtt of many costly and valuab1~ fJresents, Best anil are hereby tendered to His Worship wi~hes . the Mayor, for the faithful e.nd efilcien~ Mr, 1md Mrs. Jno. Ha.II' a fifth yi>ar of manner in which be bae discharged the married life was celebrated at theil' home, ilutics of hi!! office dtidng lhe past year. ()ll Wedne11day, 29th ult. by"' .very large TO MARRY Selling off Craze I 1 Young Men, Bachelors and Widowers, The purchase 0f goods by the consumer at aur.tion or any \Ve are aelling goods very low. Our goods are marked in plain figures. 'IV e will make pric"s to s uit every one. Come along, friends. See our · prices. A . B ucKLlm. Will g·IVe a Hal 1· J)ozeu Silver PJatcd 'l'ea §JlOons with ~very Wedding Ring he selJs during· hisCJearing Out Sale. 50 so-called cheap sales has been proved by many to be most. unsatisfactory, A bargain may sometimes be obtained when bought by auction, but it is r arely that such is the case.. These sales would not be so frequent if not profitable, a nd in order to make them profitable the goods that are sold are manufactured of the very lowest grades of stock which cannot give satisfact:on. Since starting, it has been our aim to give satisfaction to the buyer, and in order to do so we '!:.uy only from the best houses in the trade, getting the very lowest price that cash can command, which puts us in a position to sell goods at prices that cannnt be touched. At present our stock is large, em bracing all kinds of Staple and Fancy Dry GREA.T 4}d SELLING OFF AT COST l FOR 30 DAYS. Goods. A call from intending purchasers will convince them that Ton B1ws' is the right place to b uy Dry Goods. I r. G MRS~ ANDERSON TOD BROS. q A ~ ' al ~R~ !" A fine stock of the Newest and Nobbiest - T'EEE--- purity, strength aud cconoinical than the ordmo.ry Jl:inde, and can · not be sold in competition with the multitude ot low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders: Solil only in cans. HOY.A.L BAK· J'NG POW;DER CU .· 106 Wall St., N. Y. 1 ea~Aum~~:. Th~~!~ 1n~v~~~! ~holesm;neneoo. Send 25 Cents POW!!£!! -! ot More En11·ps Hous U U ~::~;."~.s 0 U· 1West End House· r-~ 0 WISHES YOU T H E - The clothing, as usual, ·c11t by the only first-class cut.teif in town, Brv!t IGrip ~~~!:,.::?ronto, Christmas and Elec;i~f>'n of Gl'ip And t he papl!r (Gtip) to 1st F ob. , '87. PERSIAN LAMB CAPS a great variety. Complimonts of tho Soason~ Collars the very latest, Ties and Neckerchiefs a La Mode. Everything appertaining to a firstNumbe:rs cla.ss ~uthe. dng of friends and relatives. Carried, 'rhe young folks enjoyed a hop at Mr. · k J as. G :dlagher's, one night last wee . A very pleasii.nt time. was spent by tho friends "f Mr. an.d Mrs. R. Pascoe, at thei.r tesiden~f> here, ·m ThurEday, De~. 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Pa!!lcoe had, as ~s their custom invited about fol'ty of their relatives to ~pend the day. with th~m. . ng the afternoon the_ friends,, ta.krng Durl advantage of the twentieth annnder:iary uf their wedding, presented M.r.an . rs. Pascoe with a of bealuGtif_ul Chma. drnneJ set, CJnsi~ ~ine: 1 pteces, accompam~ ~ · h0 d 11 by au addreoa expres smg t. b goof 0 ~h6 exiijt.ing ainon:i ail t 1 lfl mem ers ds two families rep . resen t e d h e,re, t owe:_ . 1 · l\ir. aud .!Hrs. P ascoe, a.n~ rcqu e2111 g r h k them to accept the gift as as ig t to en of the uff<ction which prompted the c:lonms 10 " i··o it aud expressiug an ea.rnest The Mayor suitably 11cknowledsect ihe ·1 compliment; after which the counot on mo&ion adjourned. At the final ses.,ion of 01n municipal parli:mient for ~8.86, Mr, Jolln W e sley, the Finance Mmu1ter) presented the fol· lowing financial sta'Lement, which w'i.11 be perused with interes.t by ·.i:ti.:1:e_ nt1. Mr. 1t.. d h d t \Vesley knows w· n at 18 one m '1 8 epar ment:.AND 'I.st, ;DISBURSE· M~ ·N~s, '"°"'8", TO JA.'"'°"'""i< 1887. · "' i :lO u "' ·u ~" Or Send $1.00, 'l'ION Nos. and the Paper to .July 1 st, "87 And t·eceivc tho CHRlS'fMAS and ELEC- includi1~g choice of tho two l'rcmium , t' ,, Plates, "L011ding ~onsm·vcL tves, or "Leading lteformern. Address, THE GRIP PRINTING AND PUBLISHlllG CO., 26 imcl 28 Fi·ont St. "\Vest, Toronto. 3-2w. Call at the 'WE ST END HOUSE: MEN'S FURNISHING HOUSE. between this and. 'Xmas for bar... . . Please to call and inspect our gains Ill Dress Goods---Great Re.. cheap overcoats. ductions. W H IVES ~ ( · , .. . JJOOQe lmcHlWR~itY~· '"~· ,: · · · - .;;;;;i:;i.;i·,..._ _ .. ·---'- . , "·"'""' inu w;w "" STATEM~WOFl'.tECEIPTS HECWii'TS. B·la.nce 1 ·n··1.·a. · nd. Je.nnary 1st. 188(1.. "2,087 28 ~ "" T~xes aua. 'rt 1t,1'1885 collootedl 1886 ... ..· ., 308 "" 1 d · ·· '!'axes, I8ou, co11ect·ed . . .. .. .. .. .. ······ I8 ·i:12 · !l3 . l'roceedsfrom~aleof Debenture ...... 39,970 5! Public Propfil'ty·. ltet,1ta·andHay Scale 1,.13. '.l !~ . ION . EY· SAVE D. - -- - f~~!e~;f~l~et~~1~~!u~=1~~~~ine:;~n~a:e:1~ ~fi~d~~r·:·:·: ~.·.:.~:.:.: :"·_-·:·:::_::.-:·:::::.-:·::::: ~~ ~~ Public School Grant .... .............. Po.ice l,ines 11.Iid Fees.. . ... . ... . . ...... J,icuu·es . .....'. .. ... . :: ·:·· ...... ....... · If you · want to S"Ve {'··om Ten to w b· · :.St\i? ilg Twenty per cent. on· uying your l~l oo Harness, call at 8 T L ·M Buy 3 lbs. of Li-Quor ea at ev1 or ris' and get a $1.00 book free. The China Hall of M essrs. Murdoch Bros., is well worthy of Tl a visit by all lab dies of this vicini ty. . JP re are to e found there an endless variety of the besf f l· · k d quality o c nua, g.assware, croc ery, an· fancy "' r1oods, which we venture to ;;ssert is not ~urpassed by many of the large city stores. AGENTS WANTED In every towa to sell the Improved SHAN~Qril LETTER i:f> DILL fllf Pricel,'i ·. Ev1c1< c\·er inn !led, and THE CQSMQPOllT""'N Hil · I'\ 0Fr1rn v "' ~ ~11.)the ~ crrca.tcst LAoor:-SAvrNG 2 50 illustrnto<l · Pri' cc, ~ · , the best price magazine ia. . the world. It con-taii;s 6.1 pa:;:cs ,;nd l ow - replied in £.,eling term&, expre.gsing the J(ratitude ot Mrs. Pas~oe and lumself for such a valuable and beautiful present. e n t.1"rely a ·s urpr1"se to them, ns It' w···s ~ ~ they were totally ignor·ant of ~he ff l'.ole affair unt il they were Bhown .the set mc~18 V "h 1y arrangerl .on a. t a bl e. rv a t th 0 f t m thrn c 1 se was that the wor y no e th t ' 1 -~ Qnlyc0utribntorawere e.paren.R, _ s ters o.nd nro ,hers of the bride and bride,rn. 'fl1e ·foll1>Wl ll!!. tl1e donOl'f' gr00 - ·"0I'e " nearly ali of whom were present :-Mr. a od Mrs. Hogarth ; M r. and Mrs. Ed. Pascoe, sr.; Mr. aucl ~rs. T. Pascoe; M r. a ·1d Mrs. R. B . Mitchell; Mr. and .. rl. I'·· ~ . noe, J·r.: Mr. Mr·. A . Mrs . ..,._ Hogr...;~h ; M:',.. an<! llfl's . \Vm. Pascua; Mr. and Mrn . J. D. Hogartl1, of New Durh .· , J : ]I.fr.,. Wrn. W .;J. er.i,vf D11ko·:·~ ; Miss Am~ie Ho!.!arth; J \'Iiss E. J, Pascoe; M1·. an<l Mrb. A. J. Reynolds; Mr. and il1i1 l .>:J.S"t>e ·· , Mr . . and Mrs. A. M '"", .Tc ~ h Bo 1~emian ; Mr. a11 <l Mrs.John Fletc er. 1 of S;t1for d ; J\lr. a·.n d Mre. E.G. HPasc·~ i M' 1 ~~ :'rfar s J l o·,'(l.r t h ; Mr. G. . .J.0!?<:L' th· Y lr. G . H. H o}.!>:U·t h, B. A., of Ki;·!ca~(li ne; Mi~s Ln1rn Ho~arth , ":nd Mr. L. N. Hog~rth. During tho evenrng .. , . . n\ er 11 ,,t,rn" nro;~ra.lllme was rena \iety ; · . ,... ' · . · t. .. 1 ·, d· .,,,\ , ·~nu .is· 1.11 ~ l)f 11 · u~ic, rec 1' a 'O~J o ~· t til R'. ~)·~~<~d "· l l h I peec:ne; 11y '.)j' C<'S. s .. . :l 1' .lVI· d · l, ofBowmanv!lle J.ai;ie~<tn~ · ' T'~~ J,~1~;:;sume p ·csc < t. w..; 1 auu u t.' .1. · ' 1 h 1? ' pnrch·s~;d f r nm .Messr~ . Mure QC :.>ro~. Chir. 1a HaL , Bowa1 :l c ;\'ll . e. . . 0 "-~~ .$1.i3,7!7 H J. R. BRAD LEV'S EXT'ENDITIJRE. ~-Roads Streets .................... 11· . ni..rEsS DEPOT., Pnblio and Propertv . .. . . . . ... . . .. . . . . . .. .. . $~1\!l"_6Llti ?.n.I "" t1'. l"I Fire Depa.rtmont ............ ·· ·· ·· .. · · ~~~ ~ W GI ,8 Ppo ! i ?0 R · ..0·11 ·-ci'. :::::· .:::::·.. ::::·:.::::·: :: 711:{ 52 King-st. West, opposite . ·. over 0 01 21· oo Livery Stable, and be convrnced. Watering Streeta ...... . ............. ·· ~ Printing, Debantured and advertising ~81 ~ - -- Cemetery .................. · ··· ·· ···· ·· (i()l 11 k d d ::l1tlariea,outsld0Departmcnt ........ .. 1,0~0~0 MyHarnessisa newstoc,au mae 1 ' 7 -1 of the beat m11otorial in the market, by Sundries .... . ... ... . ······ ··· ··· ····· · .. 3 Interest, notes diso,mnted ...... ······ ~! g~ t t k nd guaranteed to De bentnre~e.ndlnterest ..... . ... . .... .. 2!,("'~ -- compe en wor me~, a . ::>chool· . . .......... .. .... ... . .. · ·· ·· · .. 7,~ta oo give satisfaction. $ CABINET PH QTQS -NOW FOR- 0PER DOZ. 25 D -.- o - - · STORE AND G·O ODS FOR SALE IN 'El)1\'T? 1\1?Ti' ~Ti'?Tf'Tr"_ 'I(_ Gl 'l\Tr' · ~8'1 ~ ~~~~~~~~ · - ~01~~~1~~;: ~:,:~:::: tr.~vels,advcntures. ---- sdemitic and liter-·· o B est qual't t k i'n all' I ya en f th Debentures and interest . . ............ 10,~~ ~ County H.ate .............. · ····· · ···.:.:_ _ 6 $52,;152 25 --:-1 - n-:- and 13alo.nceon Unpaid ,. 28 hand .... .. . ... .. .. ...... :.:.~_:_:_'_' ( ~0 ;, --C OTJ.ARS' HOR s E u ~ A SPECIALTY. - -- A full line of H orse J<'urnishings always iu stock . such as Bl:.nke1.s, B ells, Whips, . Curry Combi, ~itc d t d Itepairing promvt-y attentle o, an done in th e highest style of ar t. yM RRISON'S AIT 0 . ' _ . ~ ~ k1·nas 0 -AT- wea er l... '"' EXPJBNDITUREOF1885 CHARGED TO 1886 H oc.d s o.nd Stc reets ....... ... .. . .. ... .. .... Sli'l 53 1'!1b11 ·c Prr,pert.y . .. .. . · ·· ··· ···· ·· .... .. .. w~ , ·3100 lK Taxes. 188li. ..... . ..... ... ..... $WG 19 --- - N. B.-Cheap . .in great var1cty. ·-·- - -- BOWM'ANVILLE. Farn~y Goods Having fully decided to go out f· ers ; also entertain- · ~1 ·.,in(; J uv &NILE aodi of Business, I now Offier my Stock G d G . C l invaiu" blc Il o1:s& -· of Dry- 00 S, roceries, roe i::ery, HOLD D"PAl:nmNTS Boots andShocsaH ·w ella:>PnmG et SAMPLE COPY at NEWS 1'ses for Sale, on easy terms. Any D d20." STAN or sen person buying can have untill ct,;. to the P <:oL1s nnext Fall baf'ore they pay any No. 4 A F ile. "'"" for same with · "f h ·b 't th Price$z.25, full particulars. monev, 1 t ey WIS ; or l ey $'1.'75 inv:iluc foru:i:y :t;~.50. pllrchat e Stock and dnnt wi~h t o SCHLICHT &. nao. ca., 1\3~!_ ·~ . ·_3._T~a, l'l. _Y. _. pnrelvi,Re lJremi R PR, will n>nt. Iu ~ the mean time 1 will commence ft.. . , . , ' 'i a.ryarticlcs, b y d is- · 1 f orc1gn·. . tingu1<;icd and American writ- · . 1 f,:;J["·.;···:.::::·:.::::·:.::::·:.::::·.'.::::·:.:::: J' 1 orHelief ~un<l ries ...... .. ... . .... .. ..... . ... ... .... £,'~l~n~~ .................. ............ .': :: :riu: *1'~1 nt e ndin~ l ' ureha HPl'S w 11 fm d a to theiradvantageto call rt '.ldexammebetore ............ ... ......... ····· ·-~u6 purchasing elsewhere. 48 1;) 25 __ - - --- - - - · - - - - -· - - - - -- -- -- I THE ri' llW Jl:'iec~s 'f11 !!P·~·l· Jn SchooJ, , .. ·o r e .!J Ct ·t .. J-'o U" F >llN~ti"in $!i .. ....... ....... ........ .. ... ... 18,-:~ g~ 00 }l SASKATOON' HO F (JR ' · r.'IC'ln I I 8'!'.~ :l'l!:~m--;'t' 0.1' ~'1:E P~,~~~~~~~ g;,: .1~1~r;: ;JJ,~~;: lOR s I ' ~~:~~~~~':;,,eou~,;i~~ia I c . fully . l'tofthc 'l'own$18 24293 ., I ··o Lu 1Ht .. · Snms rc1nitted · ···· · - -···· · ·- · · · ' · · ; Ave Ob i ca"o IJ J. s u.nH chargt;ll a.~~;;,·. ; 1.~ud, ·: .. ... : .. . rn 3G ! ~ ~ . l WLL Ar 'tdt 0~1 ' 1 ~g Zi~' ~1;.'~;~r~ '"'E'u'cn;N~; j~ . · 1' l · )er~u-ice (~0Jon1za.hon -:>Ota ety (l m1tt-IBOOKS. :RE fl) ,;,~,it~. Y[~r'.;, t,~:n .. (~~~tnr~- }.·('>n i<i· l '~ ijl )m·idA frrn r;i "'"'Y pa~M~eA t c ll ll Illnatratc<l. JJy ma.ii, Ille. 12 I aceipb olde1·s f'o£· (or then· reproscn,t~ll~IJS) ~ho - ~ ii . , . . c d) 0 o·ptl y~··Pl'!\] A~nf'IR HALL. i '1 " l\lichigan p ,,J,rn<l .nu1l cx11cls ' Vor,us ellectuaJly, '\Y HHU Jii · ·fl ·:>. ····' "'" ···.·c: onH 1lhrn~s. ~ !o~ ei,..ei .~ or. n·.ow·s n«1.rm i;yr11r>. Utlcst.rn.r~ - - --··-=-- ·. 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I g I\! ~.. A Pl § n ft t·~ ! ~~mvn;)~~~,~~ ~q I ~~"~1/,?,.,,':"g;:r ;~n1J 3~) rcc1t s for lily order of t ho Boai<l. ' . l\i' '1 . r. _ !Pl ~ r\ ~ .·~ ~ ~% ~. ~ i.kfc;1c o. IM """"'d . GP;<J. P . RUV{J~LL ~<(;co U. .POW!1LL. i , anager, i· . ·u II V ·~ ·II~ V ,, t \. ' D 10 SPRUCJ.i S'l'., NEW Yom» 1 r AUCTION SALES Qr gent.lema.n wnnteil in e~ch '.Own in U. s.1.i> . O ca vaas for v, beantifllll J ilh1~1.r,,ted family ·o n Wednesday 2. 2f nd at . ft ne ..p. lU' magazine. 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