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~ RIM CrncUfr COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA
N AND ron MONROE COUNTY
IN CHAtCEnH.
10. n. LOWE and J. q. EnLEr,
Complainant,
vs. Foreclosure 81 Lfan
- IaN eeFtiflcateas
Defendants.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
II appearing from the sworn bill
~ complaint filed On the above
stated CAUSE tint the cofnulaiHanfH
do not know and have not been able
70 akcerfain whether the de-
fendanfs George ~ FROST and -
Frost his wife, IL married aud
Luther 7. Townsend and --- Tewh-
send. his wife, " married. believed
By the compliments 20 BE- inter
esfed il the property hereinafter
described. are dead or alive. II
alive. the defendants George ~.
Frost and - Ffost. his wife. u
married. are non-feeiaenta % ths
state IF Florida and their place -
Residence a. 81 particularly knowu
- complalnants g. Waiiham, Masaa-
fhusettas that IL the Defendants
Luther r. Townsend and ---- T9wu-
send hia wife. ~ married. are
alive. are non residents ~ tbs
state - Florida and their plaee %
rsalefnee - u particularly kno~n
- compialnanta d Boston. Hasaas
ehusefta That All - the fofesuins
named defendants are over ths nE4
- fwenfr-one years and that there
- no person ~ the state 81 Fiof-
ida the service ~ summons ~
chancefr upsn whem would bin4
said defendants. It fufther aDpEaF-
b8ainanfH verify heliese thai Tiers
are other persons having 81 ciain-
ma 10 have sosns right tifle - ~
knfnsf u aHd a. the aafd pfeDErtF
described ~ follows
~ tte County ~ N0nrss.
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Largo. brlns ths 81 - ~
a - Section Thirty sfhFee fstDs
Township HiKtT-sae feif faDl1s
Range ThiFtf-HiHe fs3t East.
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---- Ffusf htN wife q ht4ffiea aHf
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NOTICE o. APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
.@aam Naaff - NW4k

NOTICE Is HEREBY 8lkA-as.
That James a. Singleton. holder -
Tax Certificate "a. :. issued The
sfh aay - gaty. A. =. 1871 has
filed same In asy office aaa haH
made appIlratlen for > TAX deEa 20
BE- asaaed fhefean. said certificate
embraces fhe believing srArFtsea
uraperev IN the Cu8nty ~ Aour9ts
STATE % Fsariaa. fe-wit-
~. Lot = SCR. -. Book g.
page 80. Ga. PAGE Ssh Mon-
noe Fa1utF neroreN
TIE aNSNsMnenf ~ the Eai8 prep
srtr unAer tbe maia rerttsirat< -
saed mae - the nAnss - " II
kea1rtck
Erafenx Masa rextgf8eate ahAN hs
redeemed aereT&4nE - La. tNs
erep<rty Aesegshea shkreln wssi -
sal6 e. the hlxhnzf bl4aex - tAe
easnr4 MrEHe aenr 80 fA# fsrss #nM-
saY - tke enoash - &esto.tsss
1871. whfrh Il tks tss aaE - Sa+
xenAer. 1877
nassd fkls asth aar * sspssua.es.
1ser
t&Es1.F N@ea g NaMgEr
E-1~Ek 80 e3rr3sx cN@Fx & MoNF@s
cennsRs FssFS9s-
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
fsenate min 40. 1e3l


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That Albert Pack. holder of Tax
Certificate No. 12SS, issued the 3rd
day OF September. A. d. 1898. has
filed same in my office and has
made application for a tax deed TO
be issued thereon said certificate
embraces the following described
property in the County of Monroe.
State Of Florida, to-wit;
Lots 1. Z, Long Key. Sec. 50.
twp. g., Range IS. 52A Acres.
Book d., Page 40, Monroe
County Records.
The assessment OF the said prop
erty under the said certificate ia
sued was in the name OF Charles
l. Albury
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, the
property described therein viii be
sold TO the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day in the month Of November,
1887, which is the 1st day of No
Vember, 1887.
Dated this eth day Of October.
1897.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court OF Monroe
County. Florida.
octS-i5-2s-2s. 1887
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e filing station and get a map of
Maryland so we can pick out our
route. | want you to take me down
the west side Of the Pocomico
river. The road on the east side IS
watched BY the state police. I'll
have to pick out the spot on the
map where / want you to drop me.
It's about 30 miles.
''Geel" said Johnny cheerfully.
"a mystery Give US the dope.
Cap'n."
II can't tell you the whole story
now. said Neil. But will soon.
] can give you one tip; the bis guy
who gave me knockouts drops on
Monday night was Prescott Fam
ming.
Johnny let out a whistle. We'll
i be d0ggedl And was It you
croaked the so>and -Sog
Not me. Somebody saved me
the trouble.
sWell. / wouldn't Of blamed
+, you. said Johnny.
Lets 90"
Neiil's last act before leaving
town was to call up Mattingly.
s.l.ook. old fellow, there's no use
YOU waiting for me any Longer.
I've had a clue that's taking me TO
Washington.
Neill could hear the honest con-
stable breathing hard into the re-
ceiver. But but my orders
was to bring you back with me.
he objected.
"Sorry." said Nell.
ou've got 70 come back with
y dent know what YOUR going
~ 10 about Il. said Ne!il cheer.
fully. heeru-e I'm en- my way
Eo hung u2 laughing.
Lfans a Skin
ssvgo hours later the taxicab
came oat on the river e .
noint where 4 side road ended q 2
Steamboat wharf As near as Net3
could Judge, they were opposite
tie sp6f where the big SHIPS were
moored. The river was over 2 iEalie
wide. and the on site siiore was
lost IN the misty 0arNilesS
Except fer the she'd On the
wharf there were no buildings
nearby except 4 cottage standing
on the top Of a grassy bank about
81 feet above. Probably The home
O. the wharf tender. no light
showed ia any window. me
heavy scent Of wild-grape flowers
hung on tbs air. There was no
wind and 4 silence broa9esi over
the countryside thst made the city
driver niurr1ur
BOY Il would scare Won eaN !
here when YOU turn ct teA
CINE"
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nature. which IS raiher devotion
a There may be some enthusiasm
in church social work. bat Is =
ruls TIE labors vii Be 81 = roa-
tire naEnEe. anS given 70 \ sort
eF fstaIsm which yin yield qaiet-
Is witheat much reasoning.
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LEGALs
NOTICE or APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
That Albert Pack holder OF Tax
Certificate No. 1883, issued the 5rd
iay Of September, A. d. 1898. has
filed same in my office and has made
application for q tax deed 20 be is
sued thereon. said certificate EN-.
braces the following described prop
erty In the County OF Monroe. State
OF Florida. to-wit:
Lots 4. z. Long Key. Sec. -.
Twp. 81. Range IS. SeA Acres.
Book D-1. Page as Monroe
County Records.
The assessment Of the said prop
ertv under the said certificate is-
sued was IN the name Of Charles
l.. Aibury.
Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according 20 law. the
property described therein viii b
s0ld TO the highest bidder ~ the
court house door on the first Non
day In the month 81 November
1851. which II the ist day Of No
yember. 1881.
Dated thls 7th day u October.
1881.
fsEATsl Ross & SAWYER
CLERK Of Circuit Court 81 Monroe
octs-Is-sz-zs. 1917
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The boys who played by candle
light were John Pinder, captain
Of the team and partner, Otto
Kfrehheiner, while Charlie Ketch-
um and Mr.. Handsome Horace
0'Bryant we're the cedar birds in
that particular instgnce. II seems
that Mr.. KirehheiHcr claims he
played Is holes with one bali and
never got off the fairway one
time during the game. That il
very hard for certain Of Mr. Otto's
friends 20 believe but since he
made 80 strokes and nearly got 70
except Ger SIR. Charlie Ketchum
springing into scng at the psyche
loxieal moment and so Dir. Kirch-
heiner was unable 70 get into
Class A iusf yet. However, be Is
satisfied because the 50 repre-
sents the best score Of his rolfing
career and when William Hiram
Ell MaIone reads this he viii sigh
and say. There i another puFiI
81 mine who il now Up among the
prophets and their teaeher Is Etili
Ia Class q. Now as far ~ the
mateh was concerned. Mr. Hand
some Horace and NJ. Charlie San
day school did not have q ehAnee
On aceeunt 81 Jahn Psnder made
psrs right and ieft and Otto made
thera left and right and - tier
wun TIE match By IS up- One
time. Horaep's Eoos slipped ard he
nz6a : xeod sh0t and tied Iow
ka8 IAe splinter erowd sid thsE
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Stars vs.. Satans Monday

Stars vs.. Satans Monday
Games scheduled for next week
will bring together Roberts Stars
and Caraballo Red Devils on
Monday night, and Satans and
Quality Food Store on Thursday
night.
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.


IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
in re Estate Of
NETTIE +. LEACH.
Deceased.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given 20 al
whom il may concern that Fiavel
Leach, the undersigned Admlnistra-
tor of the estate OF Nettie +. Leach.
deceased. has filed with the Honor
able RAYMOND r. Lord, County
Judge Of Monroe Couny. Florida.
his final report and has made APP
plicatiOn for his discharge as Ad-
ministratOr OF the estate Of Nettie
+. Leach. deceased
Dated October Sth. A. ID. 1897.
Flavei Leach
As Administrator of the Estate Of
Ncttie x Leach, deceased.
W. Curry Harris
Attorney for Administrator.
octS-is-22-2s
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Today's Horoscope


TODAY hFinxs literary or arts
tie tastes There seems . -
hsle Of TIE controversial il the
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were deeply grateful to the cap
tains for considering them to be
such good players but think a
conspiracy was going on.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-22

1883 - Metropolitan Opera
House opened in New York City.
First national horse show opened
in New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-22

1S44-The day fixed for tho
end of the world by the Millerites
or Adventists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-10-22

Mr.. Little Poison played against
Mr.. Gasr1an Roy Lade and MIR.
Curry Harris while L. P. won one
round Mr. w. Curry also won one
and Mr.. Roy Lade took lessons
from both experts
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Other matches playing, but not
for dinner had Sam Harris and
Bascom Grooms together with
Cookie Mesa and Russell Kerr. It
seems Mr.. Cookie has gotten back
on his game a little better but
says he does not know why he
always has to play in a bob
tailed dinner match and he hopes
to get into another pretty soon.
Mr.. Bascom Grooms made a
birdie on the 4th hole and was
so elated he threw his club high
in the air and has not found same
yet. All this joy was on account
of Bascom winning at the correct
time. However, Mr.. Kerr says
he also clipped one in on that
hole.
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1S36-Gen. Sam Houston I'M
augurated President of the Re
public of Texas.
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The first match through had
Capt. Joe Lopez and Mr.. Del
(Tootle) Woods on one side and
Mr.. Red Milligan and Mr.. Sam
uella Goldsmith on the other and
while Joe had an excellent part
ner, Mr.. Mile had as bum a one
as you could find on the course.
On the first 9 the Splinters were
5 up and were all set to take the
last 9 by the same score until Red
& Sammy came to life on the
18th & 18th and so they won
that side by up which made the
Nassau 2-1.3 But good time was
had by all, especially Del, who
was winner.
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Doings Around The
Golf Links
(By Gravy


It looks as if "Wire Chiefs
we're better golfers than '1Splint-
ers on account of John Pinder
and his Wam won 9 points while
the Joe Lopez gang were making
only 8 points. Even with the help
of Mr.. Edwardinski Strunk when
it came to pairing them off did
not help Curly but made things
worse. And as for the dinner-it
is past history now. But read for
yourself and see the results:
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Mr.. William Pious Watkins also
had his trouble and made "a
which got his partner, Mr.. Chas.
Salas so far down that they lost
the match by II up. OF course,
Willie and Charlie did win one
hole but they do not know how
same happened. Mr.. key Parks
and Mr.. Doe Willie Penababe
Kemp were the opposition and in
cidentally were also the winners.
1t seems that one Willie got to
talking to the other Willie and
the last Willie was unable to COM
|prehend exactly what the first
Willie was meaning and so the
first Willie said to the other Willie
this and that and vice versa until
Charlie said he could not under
stand either and key says neither
could he but all the last Willie
knows is the first Willie won and
he hopes he is satisfied.
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The next match was very close
and had Ii Plummer and Old Bye
Sands on one side and Earl Julian
and Melvin Russell on the other.
The first nine was won by the
Duke & LII because Earl was too
bad but then Mr.. Julian thought
about the free dinner and came
through with 8 strokes better
on the last round. The score was
Nassau 2-1 for Mel Earl because
on the 18th Mr.. Ii showed Mr..
Duke how to putt and Mr.. Sands
knocked in a 50-footer (Atwood's
story) for a par A. But on the
last hole the strain was too much
and after tieing the match on the
18th Old Bye had to make 6 and
lose the aggregate for a l up
score for Earl & Melvin.
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1S32-England and France en-
tered into a league against Hol-
land.
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NeilI uPesvsEs ne murasrsr. -
nerrew.
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Today In History

1746-College of New Jersey
later to become Princeton Univer-
sity-chartered.
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1S2O-Lutherans in America
formed general synod.
Evening star., 1937-09-06

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
NEWS, be it good news or bad news,
travels fast through the Green
Forest and over the Green Meadows.
Yes, sir, 1t does SO. How? Well, that
Is question not easily answered.
There Is a saying among the people
OF the Green Forest that If you want
to know what is going on, watch your
neighbor. This is = way Of sayine
that much Is to be learned through
observation, and, Of course, this is
true.
Petey, the little Rabbit no bigger
than your fist, had fallen into
deep hole and no one but Reddy Fox
knew 1t At the time Reddy was chas-
ing him when he fell In. Now, Reddy
didn't tell any one about that acci-
dent to the little Rabbit. In fact, he
didn't want any one to know about it,
for he hoped to find 4 way to catch
Petey. So he kept the secret to him.
self, or thought he did, yet before the
next morning was over Petey had
several visitors. Reddy had come
twice during the night, and again
after daylight. He hadn't thought
OF way to get that little Rabbit out
Of the hole, but he had to make sure
that he was still there. OF course, he
was. Petey was Is helpless to get out
Is Reddy was to get him out.
Reddy hadn't much more than left
that morning when . black head vas
poked over the edes Of that hoA and
Evening star., 1937-09-06
didn't seem to care and none brought
BY NORMAN MARSH

didn't seem to care and none brought
him anything to eat. OF course, no
one offered to help him, because no
one had the least idea how to help
him. He was just little Rabbit who
had had bad luck and they were sorry
for him, and that was all there was
to it.
Two or three times during the day
Blacky the Crow and Sammy Jay re-
turned just to see II Petey was still
down in that hole. Both had lot Of
good advice to offer, advice as to the
wisdom of never jumping until you
know where you are going to land, and
looking where you are going, rather
than behind, to al Of which Petey
Evening star., 1937-09-06

Blacky there, and had discreetly kept
out Of sight until Blacky had left.
Then he had hurried over there to
satisfy his own curiosity.
Jimmy Skunk had been out all night
and happened to be going home late
that morning. That Is to say, 1t was
late for him to be going home, but
really was very early in the morning.
He was passing not great way from
that hole and he saw Blacky the
Crow fly down to the ground there.
Blacky was out of sight down in the
bushes for some time.
Must b he has found something
over there" muttered Jimmy. "Won-
dor 4 4 y worth ths trouble Ct eoan1
Evening star., 1937-09-06

to look at. It may be something good
to eat. That fellows sharp eyes Ger
tainly can find things. I've found
more than one feast Just by watching
him."
So Jimmy headed that way and
shumed along. He was in no hurry.
He never is. So he Just took his time
about it. The result was that Blacky
had left and Sammy Jay had arrived
before Jimmy got there. When Sam
my saw him he flew up In small
tree near at hand and began to scold,
as is his way. Sammy is very ex-
cttable person. When Jimmy dis
covered ths hole and poksd his head
ovse ths edos 70 look down Sammy
Evening star., 1937-09-06

= pair Of sharp eyes looked down.
We'll, well, see who's here!" q rather
harsh voice cried, 80 it is on your
account that Reddy Fox has been
spending 20 much time over here. I
saw him hanging around here before
dark last night, and again this morn
ing, so I thought would just have q
look myself. Well, young fellow, it
looks to me as If you are in 4 peck of
trouble, but at least you are safe.
Imagine how Reddy Fox must feel
when he looks down here and sees you
30 near and yet SO far" Blacky the
Grow began to chuckle.
Hardly had Blacky lett when Sam
my jay appeared Sammy had soep
Evening star., 1937-09-06

Manchukuo Investments.
Japan claims to have invested g..
900, 900 900 In Manchukuo In tho last
i've years.
Evening star., 1937-09-06
was quite beside himself with ex-

was quite beside himself With ex-
element
Thief! Thief! Thief" screamed
Sammy at the top of his voice. He
always screams Thief" when he Is
excited.
So everybody within hearing knew
that Sammy Jay was greatly excited
by something, and other feathered
folk at once went over to see what
it was about. So it was that the
plight of the little Rabbit soon was
known far and wide in the neigh
borhood and he had more visitors
than hitherto he had seen people in
al his short life. Some Of them
sesmed to b sorzy tor him. some
Evening star., 1937-09-06
Solution to Yesterdays Puzzle.

EE$E EE
Evening star., 1937-09-06

10. One to whom . grant Is made.
IL. LAboring machine.
IL. Unaspiratsd oonsonant.
Is. River In Belgium.
2l. Bottom Of feet.
~. Oceans.
IS. Quadrupsd.
rs. Cotton fabric.
%. Appears.
20. Fat
30. Gaelic.
81. Exterminated
81. Division Of q -oot ball game.
80. Spoken
"a. Assam silkworm.
36. Proclaim loudly.
80. Taken before the true time.
Al. Proved by experience.
43. Descendant.
a. Measure.
~. Occupations.
40. Implement for indoor labor.
81. Implement for outdoor labor.
81. Balance in raising q drawbridge.
So. Everlasting: poet.
81. Crates.
IS. Beverage.
56. Persia.
81. Tear.
SO. Open.
81. Place.
81. Step.
Evening star., 1937-09-06

!. Shade trees.
5. Mountain In Greece.
9. To place in contact.
IA. Non professional.
IS. Fiber for spinning.
is. Part of Great Britain.
II. Whirlpool.
10. Delicate.
19, Make reparation.
20. Certain foods.
%. Myself.
%. Wooden pin.
"a Near the land
26 Observed.
27. Highest note of Guido's scale.
%. Divides into small pieces.
80. Implement for farm labor.
IS. Live Goals.
81. Nobleman.
38. Tapestry.
40. Hawaiian wreath.
Al, Brief and pithy.
a.. Stretched out.
a. Laboring tool.
45 Moisture.
46 Beguiles.
%8. The linden.
50. Name Of body OF water IN North
America.
81. Certain railroad car.
IS. Hindu chief.
So. At high altitude.
SO. Land at river mouth.
so. Mountain nymph.
81. Make cracking noise.
So. Stains
81. Italian poet.
IS. Morse saga.
IS. Lean mama.
81. Poker terms.
So. Examinations of body.
50. Sea birds.
Down.
!. Certain kind of resin.
2. Overburdened
3. Character in mythology.
4. Laboring implement.
3. Away.
8. Mud.
7. Normal.
3. LAboring tool.
.. Rouse.
Evening star., 1937-09-06
agreed without saying . word. h
had learned by experience.
BY WILLARD
S)'S37 n Y TssS WE, 's<
-By REX COLLIER

1lHu learned py experience.
And twice during the day Reddy
Fox returned to make sure that Petey
was still there and to tell him how
he loved little Rabbits. He timed his
visits when no one else was around
Altogether Petey had little time to
be lonesome, but he was terribly
frightened, and, oh, so hungry!
(Ccpyright. 1872
Evening star., 1937-09-06
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON W. RvrRcrss

With open eyes pursue your way:
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1937-09-06

Soon his muscles began to ache tormentnely:
sweat streamed from his brow Faster" urged
the queen. Woods blood boiled with anger; his
agony fired him with desperation. Why is this
shaft made OF heavy metal?" he demanded de-
family. Gonfala smiled tauntingly
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-08-20

proposes the ever-normaI granary plan by which our farmers will store their surplusses with the govera- ments aid 10 tide Us over the iean years. The trouble is that we don't know in advance as Joseph did, just what our surplus and famine crop years are going to be. Nor have We any knowledge about the world sup ply against which we will have to contend.
 Until We have Knowledge of the weather seven years in advance, and can regiment the foreign as well as the American grain farmer. this grauary idea or Mir Wallace is tull Of political and economic dynamite.
 If you don't believe this. just re- call what happened to the Farm Board plan 10 store wheat back in the Hoover administration. -EA.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-08-20
FIRE DESTROYS PROVISIONS
 sHIPWRECKED PR0SPECT0RS

Mike Finn and Bill Dodds, pros pectors who left down river by small boat last week. returned to town on the steamer Casca after undergoing the narrowing experience of being shipwrecke1 on Lake LeBerge, states the Whitehorse Star.
 The adventurous pair reported that their boat struck a rock about eight miles south of Lower LaBerge, sinK- ing very tapidly. They managed 10 swim ashore with a sleeping robe, a rifle, and a very meagre supply of provisions.
 Making camp on the shore, they went hunting the following day and on their return found they had left their sleeping robe and provisions too near the fire and all had caught fire and burned.
 When picked up by the crew of the steamer Casca they were practically exhausted and had been without food for five days.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1937-08-20
THE PUBLIC THIRST

The total Dominion revenue in Canada through the manufacture and sale or liquor during the fiscal year ended March 31, 1887, was 422,901,664.
 The following were the gross sales by Liquor Control Boards by prov inces in 1886, with the net revenue rom liquor control in brackets: No va Scotia. $3,S3I,69l lS996,OS7l; New Brunswick, $2.695,859 ts7s2.- 742J: Quebec, S1269S,I63 O$4S6a,- 4oO); Ontario, SIS.53O,685 tS8,1S9,- SI6. In addition, sales Of beer from breweries and brewers warehouses totalled $29,396,420, which amount should be taken into consideration in making comparisons with earlier years. Manitoba $4.539,694 G,293,- .2SS1: Saskatchewan. $5,735,355 l$I,2SO,345) Alberta, $3,726,956 ISI,S54,72SJ; British Co umDia $II.169,437 lS3061,S29).