n 1” a

must

gases

ly.

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urs he

due

I vercom

stalled

\ F . ‘ B. McCurdy..~ Co

Investment Behluri ` ~ f’ '.

_ ~. .in

164 Richmond si chhin1isnw=n.i>i-4.5.-_

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'* DAILY- ' _QAGB

. A LAND OF BEAUTY.

A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER CLIMATE

1,114 deaths there were ‘ ' i ‘

' ‘ 566 over' 60 years of age;

4 411 over- ‘T10 years of nge;

hir. Pnovmou

Uinru i i

Bl‘lIUUIlITlES.

-__-

atlons Furnished by F. J. hw

__ D . . 1 »‘ l I ioz

& Cb ' Stock and Bond funk- N- B. '1"0l0Pll°lI° _ -‘ ~ ‘ 11°

.im North Atiantie`_ Fisheries

N, S. Car ist Pid 94

y ` iv _ `

Members Montreal Stock

ge, Charlottetown.

Banks. ' _

elvis, bil. |35 15'

erce I 23-ii 21.1,) DB1 f-7.`-'§._7 3}

Miscellaneous.

Fira - l`2i`- 98 Sugar Pid `l~.`-'J i00 ord ` 'Ii' 60 u ith stock bc nus liilfi 98 am-Henderson Com. ie 25

Oom. A? 77

Bav. B: Lean 1.20 Trust 1232 Fire 100 98

Maritime Telephone _ Coma 84

l

Brandrarn-Henderson 6'-

O. B. Elec 5’s

Chronicle 6's 101

Hew. Puru Wool Toxtila 6’ \. _ 102 1 Maritime Telephone 6's 108 1

‘T36 N S. Steel lst Mort. 5’s 94;

14: ‘ .

I-Iew. Pure \Yooi"1‘ex Pm.

with henna ooni, noch ioo

ol‘fd-_N\

Do. 2nd Pfd. ' 69 Do. 3rd .Pfd ` _ M Do. Com. 22

N. S. Clay Works PM. 94

»i0

Do. Com.

23 Nova ‘lcotia Fire 1.00

Scotia ` ‘list 1635 _Stanfields Pld. 105 102

if-V 120 . Do. Corn. 70

Trinidad Oons. Tel. Com. 40

Bonds

97 i

955

with bonus

D0. Debenture stock 100

iii In no other country is there greater abundance 80 und of cleur, sparkling water in town and .rural districts alike; 30 Lamb of the ilncst flavor;

Bb

93

211 over-_ 80 years of age;

gg _ 42 over-,_ 00 years of nge; 100 The infant mortality of other countries is almost ` unknown here. 105 oi the population

There is no other land under the sun where 40 per cent live to pass the seventy year span of lifei

89 - .

gg A LAND OFABUNDANCIJ.

Eggs, milk, butter and cheese; 'lhc most luscious oysters in the world;

63 Lobsters in great abundance;

32 Sea and brook trout, miickerel, coil, etc.; _

Wild geese, brunt, plover, duck and partridge in their season; " "

Strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, cranberrles;

Few are very rich and almost none are poor.

I 1 1

~~-~ -nr-’ _._

69:8 _s:vaN|Ncs~`;uN1'|i. 9 o'c|.oc|<.

A REMARKAIILE EXPRESSIIIN

` 0F PUBLIC CONFIDliN(IEe I

ASS_li'l‘S MARCH 5lsr,_i9|3 - - $'4i(,_9|5_72 AS_)ETS 'IIARCII 3lsI,:I9I2 - - $Ili,268_60

‘ showmganeirgsinoif - - - - ' . $J45,547_|2

‘n _i;.|;;»_l;ili:v:_evirIence of lhe convenience

EARLY 0NE_ouAa_1sn~n||.|.ioN nouns ioliurn

ro coi1rizrii:_°r"iloi.1ii;Thrs5 |,_,,_ siii‘I»i.|. I'i'I‘snit's1jIll'-'

|schLorsA -

ING Tl! PAST. if _

. ir You nssuu: A nous or Your own-ir iou woui,n

untrssessr _or A i.hni>i.onn-iNv¢§T|¢'u¢ ""5

'Flin-now.

’i'“'i5Z”h. shnihu some invasrmsur co. Lia

nm. ni§'i‘.:l'.§“““.‘S5i2‘i‘3|i‘°“'h“'°" .ini

v.\i~lcouvir_if'n. 3°” °°" Charlottetown Oiiice Royal Bank Bldg _

Flobriety and order everywhere prevail,

little serious crime. _ ~ \ ' -

There are no tramps and beggars are unknown. Churches and schools are abundant. ' -'

mails dail at the farmers’ road' ntes. '

settlements. _

I

ON THE NORTI-ll SHORE.

WAVES.

bathers. _ I ni GENERAL.

Surf bathing and sheltered ses. bathing; ‘ '

Clam baking, picnicking, oyster digging.

IN CHARLOTTETOWN. -

An excellent Free Public Library _

the United States Congress. _

There ls thing; ii The- Market '|‘n'B¢

s __ rCom'paredf To “Johlison’s”* -

rid ‘wma _rs-nah »

FOR NEW WORK. John-

Blat Wood Finish should applied ov`cr Johnsons

Dye or Paste Wood Fil- drles _ in three or Ifour ‘ giying 4 perfectly frat _ itllnaybe ruhbedfi-i de- 24_to_ to a

f Ne. I Floor Finish '

_FOR OLD WORK, For finishing kitchen, puu_t1y',bnh mem. store, office' school f0011l. sud other floorswhich receive hard treatment me _must be__i'req\i_enll.y

soap

2

con

of wishing com

9 The Micmac Encampment at Rocky Point.

ch Fort at the Harhor’s mouth

fishing and clam digging.

THE FOXRANCI-IES.

scores ol lox rnnc es a

\ wmv

There are upwards of 150 of these ranches.

present -selling price oi $6.000 IIDWBNIB-

buildln fences and livd stuck

iiiiitry one the whim nie within P. E- mend '°~“°l1°°-

Three hundred and s vent -eight J gi g -._ _

“All this land is low an; the ymost bs4'a(:ill;sif\llFo . B.cqiwsT(lilii` iiilrnvlliitiifoi Thu dum" Wm be eaten with A

the liest temperature which it is possible to see." Thousands oi tour- "mn by every we in me mmuy'

lst viiwre attest that it is me e h or i t ri a ch t t- -_"’“"`*i tractive summer resort in the entilre Btgnfnllon Orifaainliilda. 6 mos 5 -' ‘ ii

Gentle breezes laden with the breath ol the sea blow from the

08% e south and the west all through _ the long summer days, dying with the

“i:l”’e"°°’“°£"`°d “Hd B010 11111521' $1111 GTBBD Of-¢_ B gorgeous sunset. The nights are al-

Canadhfn WB!! ‘$001 Bild IJYIZIIE Yelrelliiilg feet and sleep, There are no logs.

pressure. _ A LAND,_OF_ HEALTPL

In "0 °°‘1“U`Y 4028 Q0 BIRD A proportion of the people live to a

EWU” 011| 0€°~ 091)' 5\>0Uli 090 PBI' cent ol the population dies each YSBI- Tha l`9D0l‘l'- Of t\l0_IleKl5f»ilar of Vital Statistics for the year 1911, in Wbl°11 ww the mortality was larger than usnni, nhnwn that or n total or

nr 'the nent mod

99 Apples and plums of rare excellence; cherries and small Iruit are

_ plentifuliy produced.

00

05 AGREEABLE SOCIAL CONDITIONS.

sz; l

98 The Island ie’ socially a land ofthe golden mean.

Porto Rico 5‘s 93} 92;

, The great malority enjoy comfort und prosperity, _ _ N ,,

i In no pnrt` of the American Continent"ls'there'pi'0portipuntcly1_go"" `

'o '"1' ' » Enrolment.: No. 38. Dept. of

V »-.i-5'.-i~f_I-1' ,J -z i,=;_~.¢`_1;_,;i=“%-,-._

POSTAL AND OTHER FAOILITIITIS. r _.___ ___,..A_,_,,,__ ~.

There are 468 post ofiices-one to every 4; square miles, Throughout a large part oi the Province there is free delivery oi___the

Y 2 -

The Prince Edward Island Railway intersects the Island in every dl-

rection, bringing Iour»Bit.hs of 'its area Within tive miles of the rails!

Telephone lines all over the Island connect 175 towns, villages and

SOME SPECIIIL KITBACTIGIIS FOR TOIIRISIS .

The rampart of sand dunes, lilty miles long, thrown up by the

The lens shallow lesvvlw inside the dunes, the hnnntn or ssh and

waterfowl.

Scores oi miles of broad, clean, hard sand beaches, the delight of

Shooting wild geese, duck, brent partridge and plover in their season. Fishing brook and sea trout, mackerel and other sea iish.

Boat sailing and rowing. Hundreds of motor boats.

I _ ' Victoria Park, 60 acres within ten minutes’ wnlk oi the Post Oillce.

Beautiful walks and drives, tennis courts, cricket_and baseball.

The Belvidere Golf Links. ;\;Hf|,l|l|l‘g__i,i,|Aiiinrain Amateur Athletic Grounds._ - ‘ ,Xinilll lil l.i_'|’ 'i "'

l

74-1 *i-1 -_ _

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7';

Y Il

' The Legislative Building, seat of a Legislative Assembly older than

The old Fren . Seventy miles oi land-loched waters for boating. bathing, oyster

Tourist visitors and investors will find great interest in seeing the

h that re thickly dotted over the western and central

portions of the Island. l"'l |i lIliillll»l|l.i'l\|.l I l\>`~

There arehundreds of these black and silver beauties, each with a

A single black fox represents the 'values ol a good farm, with all

its The tgdstal value of all the blnckloxes on the island is believed to be

over 'if'he00Il)sl)ri)dd is the recognizedheadquarters of this important in-

1;§|¢\,¢y.s$$ psi- cent or nu the vniunhis rexen in captivity through-

Interests

TIIB CITY iT"sffil0Tl`.li___ -

f rh='cH»\Lirllx; _;i_l__°lELi_ f with in n.\ireai’si.y"n ' n adam

wiiiziuz ro sur in iihtirlix

""' ‘ Tllli _lletsljjifj _

NOVA =

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RESORT MUN1c11>ffiL BONDS I

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ruin house pnrnm sneer P I __

**°?°`3‘°5.‘f,`If.f`°`:’°'f"*'? _ ~ ii ise rules

THE mm ni PM mlm _ 2° :‘;°.'.::°:.":.:'.;:3 ";:::r‘.::°::‘; chriiiniiniuiimina

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M S Mrw bw. °u° °\\°`° °! °lil°`= N341 _ r-t. n..ar..»a. ui.-4..-.

i':fiff.“"i-l.i§°il,_ 3;: .i".‘§’"lI, ‘III , _ 104 shun soar, anim, ii. s. _ _

' Toronto Ousboo Mammal V. . _

baking pan. sift little flour over them mmm mndmht _ _ ~_ _

` _ "“‘ ‘“'°"" ‘“ °""“' T“°’° ‘"“ "° ii

enough tat in the pan for the gravy. __ ___

P E l _ Hill It.ltir In one heaping tablespoon 1. »- _ _

.__.._____ n_...i~,-.¢~..» . .1 ‘§l.I‘.?$‘§..T“‘nIi' ..IZ.‘."‘...rI.`“I.‘.‘..i“'i`.’§3 Eastern Securities Co.

fat one and one-hall cups ot cold

Prince Edward Island is the best spot on earth in which to spend _water and allow to boil tive minutes. Limited

:invtr;4:eat£g{ic, olt _is niorie, it Tis the ideal land we_'.ve all heard aria sung abou_t_ ' pl,” me rib, on E pinm-_ peel the some ol "_l;___i_lut;x_y`i:_5>inch:l hood a.nd_youth, The Land oi lure Delight. youu,” which have been boned with

5 °“ “"°' BW _ Invesimeni Bankers

their Jackets on, place them around the ribs and send the gravy to the

table in a gravy boat. (B). - sr.

` N 0 s

There’s Nothing Better Than

SNAP

For tlicrouglily cleansing bntlis and sinks. And lt doc-s'not. hurt ilic hnnils like most rli-nnsiiig

Iieivders and soups. lt

‘ cnvori them srnnotliiind soft Get ai Can 'I`e4Isy

. lic. si Your Ileslers. `

Save ihe Coupons. _

Bain Domlssy limited. Mnairul

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" Zcalot '-

I Agriculture. `

2' . Zeal°t1 is a _black Stallion six g(€;lll:h“di’i'c`l"ii§ii'iierei|lli(d‘Et(lZetter.Wi|lHianfi . years olr and weighs ten hundred ‘Monday ,D A_ M_ Mau at me ,Ummm

and tes - pounds, is ri fast natural pl

pacer sired by Commodore-Lydaid,

dam by Abdellali Messenger dam of two in ilie 2.30 list, also grand ; dam of Orwell Bell 2.20 i-4. second _ dam by Don Joan. third dam by

old Frying Frenchman. As his breeding will show Zealot is a race Ch,,,|,,,D_ M,._L..,,,, and g-0,, ,,w,,,,,,,_ hosre of first quality Afier a henv- season in the stud lie startcd eight times in i912 and vis always in the pay 1lne.Ai Sui_nn c' ide on Scptiiii- ber 22nd l-_e was se ond to Happy George in 2 23 in . slow track and a cold day with zi 5 rong wind blow-

ing. At Charlottetown a vreek late

with fourth money. His Ice C:-.ni

could do it by a nose; Zealot ba

` among the best. One of his daught

rs at two years old sold last ex

many more a s good as she was Zealot will make the season o

River Bridge where he will serv alimitfd number of choice mare

of first service.

MICHAEL McKENNA

Owner

Spring Point Farm Vernon River Brid

'April-r2SMEtI]une iz 1

. 5, _ _

I " Rkiciy Poinll`1';eil'i5y_` ' _sh-__rriii§1»r<» win inn hn_r0ii<>§»in=

1.80 3. ma ~

I 4 Ill.

B g p. 5 09 P-

_ . - SUNDAY '

0.00 a. m. `

12.45 pi in. i _

$.00 p. ni.

8.00 p. rn. ’ _ _

4.00 p. in. ' r M. MURPHY

8.00 D.

.55

5.30 p

r

he started in the 2.40 stake against ""b'° H“’“""hI'°' M°“d“y M” 5 "°

Strong Field and finished third, C2.i11€ baCk the next Clay in the 2.17 over night. Tuesdays May B to Patrick class against a field of seasoned

Catnpaigners and fought a four May 7 to George Adams. Vlifton, r_ioon head battle but had tg be contnnt thence loJos\a Howatt's,l4‘rench River.

- ard‘s, Ylrishtown, noon thence to l).

onign consisted of one s'art at h " U I" V " "“° Fm"

Charlottetown, when lie fused the 'I\.“l'°@ ‘U -Wh" A~ 0°m°"°"’H-~lilfIl°“ _ s »

. . _ii I ht, s t ii M t ' imported marc llexall Girl to licr \ii~i>°i-‘.-¢e°l’:§_'iitl[i=ii€i,_M?_\-iz“at`le|: n“<il>n tiigngiigg N“~ limit to beat limi and ilrn only 'f,’f§,',,‘,‘fi°'nUugflFein?",f,§';,"".{},',,‘;l‘,‘?,"“,,|",§’,,‘§';'

h

_ proved hini<_elr` to be a stock getter

liibition in Charlottetown for trio

i9i3 at. the owners s'ablc Vernon

e

.Y

S .- _ Owner in charge.

at ten dollars for the season to be

settledby cash or note at the time

_ A t'

L ..ch'f.o _ _L_ ' ° "3_%...Y_“ ” §i.,§°‘,i‘,Y _; Baron Mack 1i`.oo:»Ii=°. i`i`il°o?.`.':i. 157° 14861

2.0011. m. `

4.001: m.

In

` °'.==_~r-'T5 isssss - 'F'°'F"9_P- 5353.5

BONIlS

lor

MUNICIPAL

PUBLIC U IILITYI IN DUTRIA

and Rr ALTY lnvcstmen

i I " i

The tharioileiown Firel

Insurance Co I.ld I

ls prepared io take risks on prop~

t ` h `1 and Ro ally atv-

eryiiiicciy 5 _ duced rates. For particulars apply ‘o George li. Il uglies,Apoili¢ caries Hall or to

B. BALUISRSTON

Secreiav y

S27l\/limo. Y 1- m, _

NQTICE

_ The annual meeting of the share- _ holders of the King'es Coiiniy Ex- l bihitlon Associalloii will be held Iii ihe u'_tt-_house at Gccrgctownon 'l`i1l¥éd9aiy.‘>]u`ne 3'.ri at 2_ o'clock P. M§`3Affnii attendance is rc- quesicd.

`]. LESLIE POOLE

Sec’y

Lowcr Montague

May 24tli 1913

I Pore Bred Clydesdale Stallion

Duke of Cornwall (11210) Certificate of

anrolemsnt No 6. Sire and dn.m_ imported, has some choice breeding"/being inhrea

` P' I ales is large

owners zitnble every tlntuiriay until

' 2'

aces _ Honfinnw Colville Road llc babie Appin Mood

Hampton South Melville Argy e Shore Ke|Iy‘s (Irena Canoe (love Vi cstmoreland Nine Mile Creek Hhugnrocx Long Creek Kincora

Newton

Clyde River lliiradalbtiine

Springton Darlington amns ire For dates and particulars see hanrlbills

MACK FERGUSUN i'x charize

4- 26 nes2m nn. _ i, _

Orphan Jack

(Enrolment No. 29* Dcptof Adr.)

Orphan Jack will leave the owner‘s

Watson Smii.h's, Wheatley Rivrr noon thence to Arthur Rollingr-1, liusticovllle

oyle’s, llope River. noon nt or near tnnlsy Bridge over night Wednesday

over night. thursday May s lo John Bern

Ms.as.arnv,o»- ng. y Nlsy Dto George Tay lor's, Hamilton. noun

I

\V May ii to ltnb‘t. l)nmerel,_Freetown, noo

taience to Emerald over nigh‘.Wedne d

I

ly health and weather permitting. Mare atowners risk.

` JOHN WATTS

5-27 Mita-ni4i_

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n sv

. ‘I N 1 i h t

..:h;».<i¢.:r.:°:_ 22:: ;.:r.°f.:.'.£ii.f.‘; or hgfieuiihfe

16:5' is so Mtatleolm tMc‘l_(r.;_n_zi;’ih Bose _ - , n _

1, d d d H d h Wessrliorzllixnd oegrulglit? sire cnnana Yei

‘-un Ie 0 ms an t fre 3 Y e to John D. McKenzIe‘s. .- ertulie. noon- °

thence to uwner‘a stables where he will Dim by PI'ld¢ Of BIBCOD

Y

remain until the following Monde . ,

Aboveroutewillbecontinuedfortnizht by BB\'l\l\'S Pl'l(l6

r _

To The ' Young Man

just starting out inlifd, lull of hope und amhitioii_,'we_~wii-ah to suy o few words. _

At the commencement ol eviify success lies n foniidntlon. 'l"ii'st und foremost, create the suv- iiig habit. ' Secondly. take the savings you can spore und invest them iii some good security. iw remin- inenderl by u reputable invest- ment hiiiiker. 'l`Iien :ulrl from time t 0 time other invest- ments, as oonvenioiiuo pvrniitfh and in ii. surprisiiigly short while you will linwi a very till y iinrpliis iicuuliiiiliitml wliicli will eventually proviilo you with on inllepcnileiit iii- onine.

We wonlil he pleased to have any youiig man consiilt us

nlniut iiiveritirieiits at my of our oilioon or hy mail. .oiiie of our lciuliiip; clients of todny htni~tvil ii\\'n.~iting through uri twenty, thirty. --yes oven torty yeiirs iigo on n very niorlcst .~iciilo. “Tull mike from little acorns grow."

fJ. C. Mackintosh &Co

Established |873

Nembcrs Montreal Siock lxchange

Direct Privsfe Wires i

Halifax. Sf. John. Montreal New Glasgow, Fredericton.

A. E. Leigh

239 Great George Sireei

';

C-harloiieiown P. E. I.

Phone 302

Electrician and Electrics

contractor. Wiring supplies

Electric Bell work. House

wiring, ect.

May 22Mtstin:

LOBSTER PACKERS S U P P I. l E S

ni lowest prices.

Highest iiiarket ‘prices paid

for Canned Lobsters. Corres- pondence solicited. _

N EV ILLE CANNERIES,

Limited ‘

(Successors to M. Neville)

HALIFAY Nova Scotia

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I §i\'|_1 ~n0“

-1 si

Keppoch Prince -

“‘i:.'3i‘:. :Yu .Emif.:’;.i§°:f;if_‘i:.is2i "“'°‘"°“ ¢'l""°‘*°‘° 5*°‘“°“

Enrolmenl, No. 2 Department

s _ As will he seen by his nedigree this

young' stallipn is ol the cholcesi breeding __ is sire bein ticotiund \’et,winnvr ul

` May 3.srpe tl June land.

1__li_oyal ____ll_:_irnley

, season igi 3 at or

I" ' ` lo.oo pnvahle

note Nov. Libersldiscount cash. -All mares

__ _ __ __ _, owners risk.

- __ 1 -' n.B.hiciri_Ni.nY, %`,l.`,'|1M.`“‘~ai North River. Own Q in s ` l

the Uawdor Uwisiiipion Uuu atiiieollss-

_ ~ [OW Bt llio Sh . li) 2, V `d . I BI ~_ ‘~».af=i.5. .'“ 4‘~ ~“v'°-“'°‘.<‘°> ~_ :.:.'..i‘.§f:‘:. :‘.`I.':.°.§`3‘§..“"`°“;'%‘iE‘?’~I":.l:.flil§f§ " iydasdale s"“|0“ Keppncn Fringe v:iI'l(litl\ndAi:t)his own-

ers stables Cornwall. service isis, $3.00 for sessonwlth usual

rl) .

um “rm e""\v, w. uicosnr ' Hone. No. :iii 0W|l9|'- F. irlmiunwizi 0°\'l"""'

ge * _ r I will stand for the E

P. E. I. ‘--

.. . Aqulri 2.271-4 _

‘rf (rum. a cefririein Nh si

.E ____

Th £81.14' .bl‘0d UI All th! Stal-

el lions? it great young sire. Futurity

gl over, rind the sire of colt

rinymm

will, mud for ,.,.,_,,¢ _ _

of 1913 at winnings mi- 1912 amounted to $35,-

; grdgwn of size and substance. Will

M" g gi-and lot out at the races

-° clydeuhlc shui," this year. Watch them. They are the

u want, Ks dah, sister ot

is the dam df Baden S.05}, mg largest money winner-_ in. 1912~ gud' the premier winner, inrégolar

` events ol all time Raden's

775 and a Gold Our valued at $500.00

"`*M°""rni- radeon. service ree srs.oo. *

'UWT' ‘Russian Nobiemari Prinee[Yiasa.mski` lPPllC° and he was aiterwards sold to the

J. M. NICIIOLSON

202 Kent St..

` Charlottetown.

larch 2iiE!Ms1 year.

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