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26--For Rem, Furnished
We ear save rou rnonsr m rour farni,urs
between Tacoma aad aeatfis
80 GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
AHyihtsg Delivered Anr~hsrs
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rwo modern teassssepins rs9Hs. nirsIT
tarnishsa 1850 psr moufh Phone
.~~~y~ss~~~~-~~~~~>~
HOTELS
TrE vtnutSvH HOTEL. vifsinia 3, ara
EiEhth ave tss aaf rafs 4ta wastiahs
ave Modern slsEahiir farntshsa
rooms Transient see % 81. ussAIy.
o. So 90 - fsttchsn gytsusEe.
THE ANNEX -fets ElshtN. rsar West,
Lake ave- Nsw. clean. farnishsd. steam.
heated bedrooms Tor unsua free hath.
and phone Transirnt CSC weekly o. So
IurEt w&tpo~- siFth ana rssisf ~
Reasonable quiet. comfort abis4 no 50.
Icon Elliott ftst
PANToN HurEi-Ilt8 sees up. soas.-
keeping suiiss 90 Third aad Cnsrry
Fa4AH fN' 1905 p HHHhflN " WFmM
~~~~~~-~~e~~~~~~.~-~.~4~~-
2s-Furuished Apis.
HLrFF AFAflrMENra q ard t.rsafs
fsfnished apartments. au modern ss8
riSa e. Eas' zee
= UooNs and bait nicsi5 fuFnisEsa
steam beat. rent reasonable Isaron
MupEHN ans.fpom aParfmsuts iit6
.~--a~.,e,--.. 49,
29-Unfurnished Apis.
cE~tL Arr4-f7oi 3 rrian Three oaf.
side rooms. bath. laundry i9o Ess'
QrtSCT krRRrNFsTg- Modern anf
roornt iis 60 tt' IA i1ih ave
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TWO nice -urnished housskssrinr rooms
,- l.r ~. e.e ~, = 1s,,gy ~
Halls for Rent
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3z-Room and Board
BOARD AND ROOM fgr four. good t1@a
zion modern. close 10 and reasonable
~-~vo,~>~.~e~~~-0~-~~~~
37-Business Chances
TIE Owner has taken the distributinr
agency ~ nm Eastern matt order house
ard must saii HE - room roorninr
house a. once a. a sacrifice price
Com" get u quick. Thoua Queen Anne
AfGT
N~-~-~~~-~~-~~-~l~~~~
3S-Real Estate Wanted
WAITED 4 or f.room house. prefer.
ably WITH yard and small garden. WIN
pay each ~ from $500 ~ 81 600 "A
drrss so 1855, General Delivery. civ.
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| 33--Children Boarded
/ WANTED ..A small chiii IN hoard 7FIs
Fremont ave Ballard g4a7
/ ~N~000e~-0~-e~~~e~~4~e~ ~e~re0~~~~~~O,
39-Waterfront Property
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OOO 1usf,so PTtniern- ttts sen %

s,Jasssse TENTS Aw~t~cs
>sTYILEl EvsrTthins IN Canvas
EEN J. Webb Kitchen a CO
49,, Mp~- nh USssr'i'r.
lS-Lost and Found
LOST small black purse Second near
Hnfou. containing tfffE sons silver ard
Crph@um theatre tickets Ftnder ean
have money bat please return tickets
20 star offle~.
LOs1 Amber she'll hsirpin. 80 vith
hrliiiHnfn Green Lake car sunday
valued 81, GIN Mrs Stuart. Serfh
3tts Reward
LOST savings pas.ho7s 80 1862,
Finder rs,Hrn 90 DEXTER Horton TRUST
Ard savings Bank
LOST friday Afternoon. ar Eastern ufbr
brooch Initials - y n" Phone East
~~le>e~-o-1-~-~S1-o-~-~1.-~~~-~~~~~Oo-
l7-Salesmen Wanted
local HOUSE has promising opening
f1r three travellers. must be- capatie
and sHpsricueed. and able go prove &c.
For application blank address o.
H0H 1871. Seattle This Is an sHrsp-
unnal opportunity. and % is hoped u
viii attract exceptional men
N~o-~4~~o~~~~o-~-0~~~~-~-e-
l9-Male Help Wanted
ORIGINAL MOLEH BARBER col
LEGE. 100 main e.. pays wages %
men and women while learning barber
trade assists you securing positions
80 colleges 13rd year IN business Cat
alogus frs-.
THE BARGAIS sTORE-g7f Occidsuial.
corner Main saves hard cash on new
and second hand goods Bargains IN
Hn
Shoes. watches. suit ease. CSC up
Buy sell exchange Phone Main 1921.
FKO@FEgTOHS iearn assayinz IN one
month ~ 27zi Eiiirt ave. Pamphlet.
50 % VALUE trousers for g. 10 fundquiat.
Lilly upstairs clothes shop. Green Hldg
fth ana PIKE
ORIGINAL MOLER BARBER sCIOOL
213 Occidental Ave-
Men and women. We teach the barber
trade thoroughly, wages while learn
Ing assist IN securing positions. over
~ years IN Ffattis
by DOfSG business upstairs. Traeis seIs
mems s2t suits and 0vsrroats tor ftb
Trades Upstairs Suit shop. ao5H Third
ave
E1yAN 1 g % nat, 100, L, 'ys
21--Female Help Wanted
WOWES WANTED ss government cierks.
so month Seattle examinations com
inF sample questions free write
Immediately Frauh3in Institute Dept.
74t1. Rochester 81 Y
va NTED Experienced chocolate dip
per Pacific coast Hlnsuit Go Main
--ese.o-~-esoNNN-~~~N
22-Female Situation
WANTED HousekespfnR Tor widowsr's
family or working people Wages 81
per vfck Address IA. star
-~s<e~srs<a
23-Personals
HAFPI IS EsR lies IN married tfs Are you
loneiy7 Join Seattle Reliable Friend
snip club Ladies' free A1a = Evans
80 Union. Apt r.
GET MARRIED. Best matrimonial paper
published mailed free Tho Cor.
respoudrut Toledo. ohio
CLEAN gentleman needs financial as
siHtnuce. and wishes 20 meet lady with
$4,000, with view 20 matfimonY. n
desirable Security given Address
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ORIGINAL MOLER BARRIER gCHUOL
113 Occidental Ava
Men and women We teach the barber
trade thoroughly. waRea while learn
Inc assist IN securing positions. over
~ years IN Ffatt1s
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25-Spiritual Mediums

MADAM FRANK - CIairvoyant card
reader. palmist. 1s~. iotM riks. cor
nor Flrst Elliott Hotel
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IfAONifsf iph0 learn naFHFinR iu one
month 90 27zi Eiiipt ave Pamphlet.
s. % VALUE trousers fpr s. ~ turdquiat.
Lilly upstairs clothes shop. Green BIdg.
ath and Pike
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BUY THIS
beautiful improved Sound frontare trsc,
~ y acres. near dock stores sto
located on the mainland. 40 miles north
~ Seattle. nice house. etc Worm
1890 For qslrk sole. price cut tn
5000. nu most nnY terms
Alan 81 .ncro tract. we'll improved. fine
coil. beach. otto ad fotnH tho Other
only 81 400 500 cash balance very
e9sy j. LEV ali Ho-'on Block
0-N~~40>0"0-N0 ~~0,~~~~0s"~-,s -~-~0~-~s~>>
40-Exchanges
1000 kiMUAfL PIANO TO trade Tor Ford
car Mrs g. Carmichael. Fail CITY.
WILL SELL or trade good $50 violin
Anything considered Address Al.
>-,,>N0~~~.~~N-~O~-~-~
4l-Acreage for Sale
"fOu DEAL WITH us OBJECT"
and our proposition
ON LAND
Handy 10 our mills ana camps
At THREE LAKES
sNOuoMIsH COUNTY WASH
VIII appeal 10 YOU
GOOD roads stages. daily trains. mills
schools, store, phone. H. y y
write or sen " ~ MEtKTLJOHN Mgr
Land Dept, 1901 T. q Smith Bldg.
Seattle
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
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WANTED HousekespinF Tor widowsr's
family or working people Wages g.
per vfck Address IA. star
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lq-Male Helm Wanted

LEgE 100 main e.. pays wages 90
men ard women while learning barber
trade. assists you securing positions
30 colleges. z3rd year IN business Cat
aIcgua free
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COLLATERAL LOANS

TF@rrT-TAnf. piscs 70 borrow money
., diamond. and i-r@iry. icw rates
rrf~s.. offices American isvelFf Co
tss Second ..
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LOST Fridny afternoon. an Eastern star
brooch Initials 80 Y n" Phone East
1875 Rewarf
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21-Female Help Wanted

WONEN WASTED ne government CLERKS.
so month Seattle examinations com
irF sample questions free Write
Immediately Fraus4i1 institute. Dept
74fI. Rochester. 81
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Chances

THE owuer has taken the distTfbUtinr
agency ~ nm Eastern matt order house
ard must saH his Il room roor1inr
bnus" a. once. ~ sacrifice prize
Com" get u quick Ihoua Queen Anne
F01
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Waterfront PROPERTY

/ WANTED a small child 10 hoard 1875
lretngnt eve balard 27a7
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i5-Lost and Found

lost small black purss es-orf. near
rHfou. containing tffE. s5n1s silver and
prphaum theatre tickets Ftnder ran
have money bat please return tickets
20 star affl~s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-02

But the play Of the boy 10 be real fun
must be accompanied BY noise. No
noise. no fun.
4. But IL play and noise arc necessary
to each other and play is but the pre-
course Of q mans fu ure work, then 1t
follows that we must lot the boys make
a noise every day and on July Fourth In
particular,if we want them to be proper.
ly trained as good citizens.
But patriotism is not ill noise. The fife
and drum help to measure and quicken
the steps of the msrchers, but after all
it is the men that march. Fourth q
July noise will help quicken the steps Of
the boys on their msrch to manhood,
Let them yell and Dire crackers all they
like, e,-and if US older ones do not like
the racket, then let us retire to the
shady groves and back yards for the
time.-as We will soon be forced to do
for all time. Hurrah and many of them
for the boys national holiday.
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Blfl clr,cu,,.,

The Barnum and Bailey Greatest show
on Earth will exhibit at Grand Forks on
Tuesday July 6 and this good news 10
being heraled everywhere by the many
agents Of this, the biggest and foremost
agent institution in tho world. The
Barnum and Bailey Circus has always
been the largest that travels and this
season the management has found it
necessary to add many more cars to
their trains in order to provide for the
great equipment. It requires IS double
length railroad cars to transport the big
show, 1880 people are employed, there
are 700 horses, 40 0elephsnts and q mena.
gerie Of 10 cages. 4s0 world famed ar
fists take part in the greatest circus pro.
gram this world has ever known, A IT.
ting introduction to the wonderful per.
Torrance this year. is the presentation
Of the new, magnificent spectacular pa
geant, "Lalla Rookh" in which nearly
1000 characters take part.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF cITy
rDnars. sa.oe 1E1 .A3TNval
<. A. wardwen. G.G. Thompso
wA1Dw1LL 4 rHolrPsoN.
PROGRESS or THE WAR.

There is nothing, new on the western
front. The Russian are still retreating
in the east. but fighting % they 60.
The German are following slowly. The
Germans have chased the Russians more
than one hundred and fifty miles an6
practically cleared them out Of Galicia,
but, the Russian army is still intact and
fighting. Notwithstanding the big drive
there is %: yet nothing decisive accomp.
1ished. |
At the Dardenelles the allies are ham.
mering away but have made but little
progress. Two things make the allies
very anxious to open the Dardanelles. one
that they may get at Russia's wheat
and other products, and the other is
that they may 30 able to shlp ammuni-
tion to the Russians which they are re-
ported as being. in great need, and one
reason Why they have retreated before
the German army.
First reliable reports as to the pro-
bable tone Of the answer to President
Wilson's note are to the effect that the
reply viii be concillatory.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-07-02

Forty.six saloons were voted out by
county option elections in Minnesota on
Monday. Four counties, Mower, Grant,
5Wilkin went dry, while Crow Wing
(Brainerd) went wet Up'to this time
out of eighty six counties in the state,
forty seven have held elections and forty.
ono have voted"dry" and six voted swet." I"
The total number Of saloons knocked out
In the ststs now number 400. Breken.
ridge in Wllkin county was tho last
border town where the North Dskotan
could quench his thirst close by.
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e. T. Thompson of st. Thomas made
. visit to his old homo in Dacorah, Iowa,
and was accompanied on his return by
his mother who will spend part Of the
summer visiting friends and relatives.
MIR. and Ms, A. Chapin, formerly Of
st. Thomas, but now in the mercantile
business at Scoby, Montana, arrived at
st. Thomas last week via auto, to visit
old friends they had not seen for twelve
years.
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County News

O0S00o0OOOoooo
Mr.. and Ms. G. II Boehm have lef'
Neche and moved to ssymoure, Missouri
Albert Tessdale Of Sc. Thomas is homs
from : three weeks visit 70 Goodrich,
Ontario.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hicks and son Of Grand
Forks willspend the summer With Grand.
pa Hicks ct Neche n Il
Ward Watts OF Neche con Of County
Commissioner Watts, is at Rochests,
awaiting an operation. u
Miss Bina Foster Of Bsthgate gradual
ed from the shcool Of pharmacy at thu
agricultural college last week.
President J. II. Worst Of the agricull
tural college delivered an address at I
farmers picnic st Drayton last week.
Mrs. Mike NORM and daughter. d
Walhalla have left for Wonsocket, Rhode
Island whore they will reside in tho tut.
ure.
jas. st. Amoure formerly Of ,Nechs
but now Of Edmonton, Is going on thA
road as accountant for the company hS
was employed with. i
Nh. Beaudine Of st. John. N. D., hui
accepted a position with the St. Anthony
& Dakota Elevator Company, at Nechs
and 10 there with this family.
Miss Jean Mcbride formerly Of 81
Thomas, Vas married at Lewistowu Men
tsna 70 Ernest Mosher. They will residpl
at Great Falls, Montana. & i
The ladies Of the NJ. 4. church u
Bowesmont will serve their annual snl
per e aalcrov's grove on Thurtday
evening, July 10th. Base bail and ethtF
attractions will bs on the side.
Tillis Dame and viss Of Estavin, Sast-
atchewan arc visiting old friends n WI
halla. They are. On their way 70 Roc1.
ester ware Mr.. Dame expects to undsy.
20 an operation for cancer. ST
Thomas Jacksoa q Cavalier died Mt
week from tubsronlosis. aead tseAiy
four years. He hayss > wifes lia tYo
childrsn. He va son Of sA-C6. CO..
missioner William jackson. II
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To those contempt spending the Fifth in this
city would like 10 Attention to our unsurpassed
facilities for the Of family or party pic
MICS The Pembna river Nlch flows through the center
Of the city aongsds business ana residence
Streets has its banks With heavy timber clear Of
underbrush for average distance Of block or more
wide within the city lmi There is perhaps twenty
Of woods within qn3sr Of mile Of tie post
Office and Of least cres within half mile Be
sides, there many shaded lawns TO- which Wis
itors will be made Welcome Every body has well of
good drinking water visitors need not go dryev4n if
something did happen short time ago a ii Minnesota
Automobile parties will fndthe trip around the "Four
Corners" Of interest Iheeare good roads with bridge
at Emerson and row bpats at Pembina, both free,
crossing the Red river Jus nice trip Of about eight
miles to take in West Emerson Emerson Noyes St Vim.
cent and Pembna You can 90 from the United States
to Europe" and finish up in Minnesota in half hour
So people come, bring your breakfast, dinner
and supper and picnic in orgroves. We to prove
to you that Pembna is the petiest has the largest and
most convenient natural has the most patriotic and
hospitable people, located in the finest and promis
ing commercial and railway strategic position and that it
still occupies and will always occupy its natural place
the largest and best town in Pembina county.
With four palace trains each day north and SOUTH it is
the accessible in the county, as we'll as from
Manitoba and Minnesota.
We are getting ready for big crowd There will be
skin games the part of the city, its citizen allow
ed by anyone else. The Commercial Club has already
sufficient funds subscribed to make liberal prizes for all
the competition and there viii be effort to 1make
money Of guests Outside Of the usual and cust
omary admittance fee fol- the ball games everything elss
will be free - IA
The program will include ths Rosean Indians ON papie
with their squaws and pap4oses having
been made by the committee this veal. Foar fine ball
teams athletic sports big procession chorus Of singers
and Grafton by Judge Conmy and fyou not too tired
you can attend the ball in the evening.
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ELECTRIC LIGHTING

a proposition for electric lighting ie
now before the city council and pro
babiy will receive consideration next
meeting.
In many ways the proposition offerd
is meritorlous. We are not at this time
intending to criticise the pending pro.
position, mostly because in its present
stage it is quite indefinite and almos,
CERTAIN to be changed in several partic.
ulars. When it assumes q more definite
form we may comment on the details.
just now, we want to call the atten.
tion Of the citizens of this city to the i'm.
portance Of the project to them both as
consumers and taxpayers, in a general
way.
It win be remembered by the older
citizens, that this city as we'll as many
other cities both larger and smaller, have
had several systems Of lighting, with
very varying degrees Of success and
satisfaction, Pembina has had kerosene
gasoline, two series Of electric lighting
and acetyline.
Some of these cities have had mum.
cipal management and others have given
franchises to private firms. Some have
had both ways and we know some that
have changed from private to municipal
and back again several times.
Now al this points to the one fact
that any new system in the light of ex-
perience must be studied with great
care. By thus We mean just what We Say
no more and 20 less. According to the
terms Of the proposed franchise this city
binds itself to use certain amount Of
electricity for at least twenty years and
twenty years is very long time in the
future.
One argument for the introduction is
that the old systems are out Of date and
not to be compared with the present
system is great advancement over the
old system; If that is true is it not pro.
bable that during the next twenty years
that similar advances in methods ofpro-
ducing light may occur?
Hence, we say this and many other
points in the granting Of this franchise
must be taken into consideration not
only BY the city council but by every
taxpayer.
Suppose we grant that . new system
Of lighting is at least desirable If not
necessary. Then comes two considera.
tions, I, cost Of service, 2, service rend-
cred.
Cost also means what can We afford to
pay. Diamonds might be very chesp
at . hundred dollars each, but to most
people they would be very expensive Il
thst price for their own use.
SO in figuring on an electric light
plant we have these three factors; how
much do We need it, how much can we
afford to pay for It, how much win we
get for our money!
Think II over taxpayers; talk It over
taxpayers; we are sure that members Of
the council will be glad to have your
opinions and advice. How would It do
to come to tho Council next meeting.
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Thirty.six For Is cent.

DR., Kings New Life Pills are now SUD-
piled IN well.corked glass bottles, con.
tanning 30 sugar coated white pills, for Is
cents. One pill with . glass of water
before retiring is an average dose. Easy
tand pleasant to take. Effective and DOS
i've in results. Cheap and economical
to use. Get bottle to-day. take dose
to-night-your Constipation viii be re,
ieved in the morning, SO for 25c., at al.
Druggists.
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A HURRAH FOR
FOURTH OF JULY.

When ono thinks Of July 4th the next
thought is''Hurrsh" Fourth Of July 10 .
day OF hurrsh and other noises. While
the saner sense has pretty nearly abolish.
cd tho ''cannon" cracker. tho small boy
and tho smaller cracker still crack-and
the small boy escapes with minor burns
instesd Of having his hands or face NUT
ilated and thus furnish fat fee for the
doctor. How much noise has to do
with patriotism might be curious
sociological study for some philosopher
sho 10 not too busy with other valuable
work.
But theses Same young lads-an their
sistsrs will soon be the citizens Of this
republic. They will soon be the presi.
deats, governor, lesilstors, mayors. and
90 o. down tho list. The play Of the
boys developss into tho work Of the man
-and tho dividing line y not very mark.
Cd. Some grown mons play is the hard.
ct Kind Of physical laber,-while prsct.
ically the only real difference TO tho boy
between work and play = that the form.
or i somthiss that hs y forced to do by
older psopls.
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fsrt Ru.shsut Psr Sole

took in trade lor touring car Ford
sunabout, that has run lsss than 1000
miles, and b practically new, with Pres
to tank, elsstric Aeen, and other extras
equal to 81 il value. It y for sale at q
bsrgin. prot. Curtis Of this city vas
the former ownss.) .
Also have : bran new Pope motor cy.
ole. Como qulok.
q. 9. THOMPSON
Pombina N. D.
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Most chiIdrea Have Worms.

Most Chlloren Have Worms.
And neither Parent or Child know It,
yet it explains why your child is nervous
pale, feverish, backward. Often child.
rem have Thousands Of worms. Think
Of how dangerous this is to your child.
Don't take any risk. Get an original Is
cent box Of Kickapoo Worm Killer, a
osenge. Kickspoo Worm Killer will.
positively kill and remove tho worms
Relieves Constipation. regulates Stom.
ach and Bowels. Your ch,ld will grow
and learn 80 much better. Get . box
to-day. 5.
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Oots for Sale.
Have quantity Of good feed oats fol
sale.
GEORGE BARRON.
Macarthur.
EstraY,ed

Estrsyed
From the herd or the herd pasture
near tho Folsom farm, grey mare in
foal. Reward for information leading
to her recovery.
THOMAS GROMBOIs
Pembina, N. D.
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REV, IS. NJ, KELLY.
Plane for Sale.

Good instrument. cost e45O; used but
one year, Will sell cheap, on easy terms
or will exchange for stock. Enquire Of
F.A. WARDWELL.
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John .Henenan.

Business sdncstion is the key to sue.
cess. Take . course in Mankato Com-
mercial College, Mankato, MINI. Send
for catalog.
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Gssollse Lsusch for

Gasoline Louoch for Sale.
A l6 foot steel gasoline launch, is per.
feet running and good speed, for sale at
. bargain. 6. G. THOMPSON,
Pembina, N. u.
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The Armenia Elevator Company will
have car OF oats for sale after the 4th.
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Driving outfit for sale. Consisting of
sorrel mare; buggy double and single
harness, and cutter. All in good hsr-
ness condition
nE1y q Nr r/~rr0>
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I will ship laundry every week begin
ming Tussdsy. same will return on Satur.
days. Grafton Steam Laundry.
CRIMSON
Agent
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Per 8sIe

Per Sale MI
A top buggy, nearly new for sale
cheap. Enquire 1t this Office.