‘“’°"°"’6- ‘W8 ` rss cHAnLo'i"rErowN GUARDIAN pn... Tung.;

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'mils is the harvest time for the Metropolitan Steamship Co. in point, of passenger traffic, at least, on the magnificent new, tripie~eerew, stool; turbine steamships Harvard and. Yale, which make daily sailings, be-I tween Boston and New York. So popular are these ocean flyers, the swiftest “sBl10’l`S." by the way, on me Atlantic seaboard, that s-tam. rooms are now. and have been all summer long, at s premium, on abou-g_ every tl'lP~ l

put the reputation of the neivl

turbines extends not alone io thel mutter rgfikspeed, but also qincludeiil tho lacco odations, cuisine, and alll other appointments, which, 'ss every-,' one patrb‘uizi1M the Metropolitan line, knows full well. are strictly dren: cla.-ti. The Harvard & Yule leaves liiisiion (India Wharf) and New York (Plat 45, Nflfth RiV0l,'. foot of West 10th' street) every evening ,(Sunday included) at 5 o'c,ock. They are due ut their destinations the following morning nt eight o'clock, and they adhere strictly to that schedule, ex- cept when, as has happened on sev- criil occasions, one or the Ophel- uuikes the trip in less time than the fifteen hours from dock to dock, The best time thus far was made by the .iteamshill Harvard, which covered the distance on this outside, all-tlify n-ny-by-water line in 14 hours, aver-

T -f __,,_,____,_ ___ ___ ____ _é _ , 1 :_ __Y____ _ ____ \ _ Hsavaan-Yann. sm.. riuss. t ' J- '

llll nlllglll his K1Ni;'s_ coUNIfY-GiUARnuN

e ,, Offices in Montague, Captf- W- A-~<|ialia-t+ne.- -

UF __ _ _ - llianlzeri .md in Seurls. lllol'|ny'5-_.A¢0f?» *MGH-

...o ti. i H i., in t .i il'-‘ » . I

litiuguiicdrrggthell? hdlrs. tffslllld lsiilvgil .°"'rh° aanoahgr' Mmm Cartnr' Cap' Murray HM-bm-_ tain Binhim, arrived in Montague on

_.___ Monday wich' a load of coal.

S _riousl d _ l ._._.Joscph McCarcy, Oharlottetown, is A- mf' " bn‘m""_°“'t`wo“k"m hem b ut . SCUSS i e eving D. A. Martin, postmaster is “ ` 3 “

_‘V L a B Montague for 3 few d5ys_ 8 round the Post Udice property at

Sanltary C0flg[`8SS at --.- gogwighgglndn the supervision of

Ca -____.._._ThIe! wliarlmproperty belonging to ’ “ _ `

o n ynce, ontague, ` di - " _

V I ' ping extensive repairs uhsdlslfnthldusifyif- ' "'Th° Rev' Dc_’“am_ M“°L°`m “ill

5,-vision of James MBhM__ mach in Mgngsatiteuart Prciihyiei. l ___ ' lmorfizllnugeldhd Cevemlngglfritfuftl ....Mi Ln- H itt,s it <1 ii _ ~ - ‘

Loiinou, Ang. 24. - The'-sau. ei tiicmsal.fbnnmi:iospit;l?e;c‘;cl.?ip;':i= 3*- PM" l” the' ef‘°r1=0¢n. at the

sage danger" took up ii great part _of ii duys session ut the Sanitary 19"!-¥f°¢1>S.Just lit-ld at Cardiff. Dr. William Savage, of Uolclies-ter read 3 llfllier on the examination df sau- Hflgcs and their hygienic preparatlmh “U1 SHUI Ulllt Sausages, like! life,were very much in the nature of a mystery, Ha popular trnuiucn into them were SUl>D0S0<l to go all manner of unlaw- ful substances, from poor quality of nyeut ut_ ues-t to horse-flesh and cam u _ worst. Not. a few casesv of food Poisoning had been traced to their consumption. That more cases or

disease were not ascribed to their

ful by her mother, Mrs. Robert I-few-`, usual home'

Lt, of Lower Montague, left yester-` ` _'L'

lliy on ii visit to Mrs. (Rev.) W. M. The hm hmke out h - _ _ _ pstairs in the Field, Tryon. Miss Hewitt leaves Post Omen hhudlhg at Montague Suk

Idortly for St. Jdhn to resume work

L , t day ihl the-apartment fonrlerly occu-

“` er ‘er Vac" Un' fpied by -Mathieson, Macdonald &

...Sundny, Rev. Father McDonald,i53.:gr|g&g?;é?v:,|§,,fg?:' hgn€h§!0hl£‘,;

oi__i\I<_irth_Di;l_¢ota preached an e1oquen(t`hnd'.hu,.hh.,-K old paperf “cu and it ‘ ‘““ ‘“° We “°"‘“°“ 1" 9*- MB" S. is supposed um tiic me i.aii_st...1»<i

i( iurcli Souris East, from the text

,_ ’ . ,, ilu this way. - The doors were broken

lg.l_;»: hiith done allhthings well. Be- m_ andgthe m.,,,_ which had got he_

commencing is discourse the

I :vercnd Father complimented ' the .ingregation on their splendid ,church

aging fully 22 knots.

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_use wus, he believed, owing to um 1f;_ui`ly _efficient cooking they general-

received. U10” Dl`0D‘=1P8tl0l1, he urged, should

Province.

l ...The new hall at Montague was well filled last evening to heat Hon,

F.itliei~ McDonald is a native of the r;-I1*-°-' ""1-

twoen the floors, was extinguished without doing much harm.

After Dinner -

lb lllllt

hplwvem

I-Iood‘s Pills

;_,_i¢vlrwtnn. Dumb. _.

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<<@_»,14`f¢,

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dh: ltiq &llM

' They Wear Like lron .

' yet they are soft, easy and comfortable.

Tl1at’s why farmers, mechanics ind ,

factory men buy \_ -

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£2535" _ .

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.___ /_ - __ ___ ' e _ There is honest wear, ., '-“" , __ 1 - so1idcomfort,1n everypa-1-!'. ' _ , ,ffl ____ . This Trade-mark on the

- ' ll" ' sole is your guarantee Of

' ii . Q satisfaction. . _

,LA Q iineaiiiiiiini uniiea.

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Beaver Fl ,

' is :lie best pnsiry flour, just as

if is the best brczid flour. I _ '

` _‘. lt contains thc fsnious pastiy~ ' 0 ' ""`£_ ,)\ niaking qualities uf' Oiiuirio l ' A - // 38 '

1 _ '. _ _ \$__ J

wl :at-with the strength and "

` nu:rimcnt of Ma l"‘

niiolin wheat. _-hy V ,

- For Bread, Rolls and Biscuits _ V V1 l ' I ‘ _, ~ -Cake :ind Pzsrry- Beaver "‘.

'IIONTAGUE MARKETS.

Oon‘6e%'el1 iii... every Wednesday and

U0 Sllblect to supervision. They gen-

'r\\'o'i‘uoUsAND Birinoisiis “"“"Y °°““1i“@'i1 father Over 50 per

'gait gfewger and spices and fl"-V01” train from Souris brought crowds as l-Ierringfpllrlbbl I5 00 to 600

DESTROYEI.) BY Flltlf.

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4' ‘,`lST.\N'1`lNi)l’Ll", Aug, :_ 4, -Tho ’ 6

,'. ., ich broke out in iliu Slnnilioiil

bout one third ladies. The special “fi 0

_“__ Q51 _ added tended t0 _ma-Ski did the steamer Enterprise from Geo~ Sud, Per lllilllml U4-00 '-0 5:00

i|.;- . i' <i!` (biistiiiifiiioplu yi-.~lti:i‘il:iy,l-l"¢tlUn*1l>l€. but Hausa s ~ . l

\\'ii.~ i-xiiiiifiiishutl at uiiilniglit. ilu:

88 so com-

posed should be distinctly labelled

‘ -i :iw in the qiiiirtoi- \vi»i-ii .|.,,_.,i|,-`iis prcscrvations were frequently ad:

f lil' \.'i».»l nnil proved nn i-1\s_\‘ prey f‘~l€<l. the most common being borlc ‘ `;i~ 1'.:'iiiu.\'. i'iii'rii~<l l._y llii- liigli-11155001* its coni d

Dilllll 5. In a number of cases sausage mak-

. i is oslliiiuicll "i':f1\io:'vtliuii 22,000 crzi who prcpareil their mvu

` ' "i'~"_< wr-i'c dc-=' "\'cc. ls-klns direct from slaughtered sglmulel aklfiiil 5-°° ',___ fused them in a fresh condfti ma H

.i»...»iiii\'i N ._ ...;», _-ini; 'l~l. » - .\ lu

n :-i li-~- " _ .-...hui iiuil \\'i»iii¢~ii :iiul ‘ q i-.,.I=li":i :ini repu1'tiul to have In-onlku |iui'iii~il to ilcaitli, tlio lioiiiuli-.~i.~i Willie, pwiliiilvly iiuiiilier 7,000. su

.\|iu:u<l‘s Liiiiment Cures Colds etc.

For _Sale

i Ciirrynll $80.00. i liiiggyf $5o.oo{ lhilli these carriages arc outl

of ilic paint shop this suiiiiiicr and fire nearly as good :is1ic.w._ Also one marc ii years old

by T1':iiiio1"s Fi'c1icliiiin1i, dzini by lcukiiis old clni1i.'l`l1is iiizircl

df iricrcfiseii. The bowels are no` ' ~' _

is one :if the best roaders on P. E. l. Price $100 oo.

.\pply to

_l. M. NICHOLSON

202 Kent St.

ilivif Lllv

ui: -:in

vi! Siiiisnirc skins clean, and he urg-l l thc iniportnnce of inspecting sau.|

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lMILD DYSPEPTIC CONDITIONS.

tion Foul matter forms in st

omacb

d bowels In consequence stupid

hcniiness and the nluest sort of feel- ini; takes hold of one. Work is dlp flwlt. SHED ceases to he refreshing,

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nesltli is cstablishcil_ Hmnilton-,, i’ills are the most prompt and effici- °T\L femelly. both for faulty digestion - and li ~ <- '- . - ‘

uct ns nariire does upon the secreting l £h:,:;f,lLb,',,nA,ll_,lihghsmnlacll secretions "fl On iionril the train were of¥icials,et\~

' ` L( ‘J lntestmal Juicos am `perts from the Pennsylvania shops at

Are a common result of constipn<

'°'t1t0 1033. Soon positive ill

vcr sluggishness. These pillsl

_ _ _ L iriit | i.i.ud bu.. hc.i|r;d._ Irlaniilcon/is Pills are , “F0 Iwi 8 Purge but a curative vegs-` lable compo_uu<l which restores na- lhiui conditions and permanently

rc ull forius of indigestion, dvspep- l

and stomach weakness. Try n ct box of Dr. Hamilton’s Pills.

5ll"f\1'd`s Lluimoul (lures Diplifhei'i1\-

HOTEL BRUNSWICK

.\-IONCTON, N B.

Tlic l:irge.~i iiud llsst lmcaioil l-louse

in ilic < `ii»~. Arcomiiioiliiiiiiu _‘air ifiiv.--IS .~'iiu.il -il iii llicc uilrv i>f~i \:\<~inu.~4 Lf:-i.iii\il~' -'illil .~ui~riuiiiiliid by olngulit ~liuiIo truirs ||\i\ki|il: it ~pi,~i~i.i|._\ ilt-i~ii~iiblu for tour sts .ii lliv siiiiiliio M5{\*~l|l|~

GEO McSWEEl\' EY Pro

1.l.iuckie,ll.H.lI.V.S.

flovcrnment Veterinary inspector

I-I'.l)4).\'lI(\'l`|Cfi 'l‘l']l.|’. .i.'il l'lf"l`i>\Vl\'

Any Guardian ri-udrt

who receives adin-.ly print. ed, badly printed, badly folded. badly cut, badly addressed, badly wr:\pp.cl, 301°. soiled or incomplete paper of wheteve: issue w.il kindly notify the Sub

5°flUtion Department at once.

by i

The Horse, Cattle, Slit-cp,

Swine, Poultry and D;iii'yiii<;-ii also the Farmer his wife soils :uid daughters :irc asked to note the dates :if the great

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| ' I "lil" U0 UD some collecting. Ap» ocul strike situation t ere

n r- ly-fi Ll.'.i:`l.°m”°' 3'25‘l3lP<l- hB~f\S°~ '

-Ilouss-r5` Let ¢6E"tn`iiii..`E iii. WINNIPEG- A“5“”t

Exhlbillon llharlolleliiwii.

~i--“ian 20.1' ci.;s§i.'¢§.i.`.;...

nut St. Students ahcomodatcd

ieasonnhl

]‘;oARnEhl§i1ivnntca at fl=i`_"t1‘i.c§t- Bt

._,`____,__,_, _C rates. s-zsdiwpd. .- AN'rEi>-A good reiiaiiié

~ l`U"m5~ APIFIIY to Peter Bradley

Douglas St. 8-25d3ipd.J_ ___

general housework. ltefcreiicc rc-

ired. Mrs. W. W. Stanley, 204 Eus- rr St- s-zseai.

“h/`ANTI~]D;An experienced `girl- for qu

,MOR S`A'L'El-Or 'I'o_'Ifet house on

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U_ffcr. Possession first October. Apply iiirs. lMery Ann Offer, 172 Kent St.

Queen St. occupied by Jolui

8-26d'2\vpd.

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. \Kf'lTN'l‘l§f)»-\Agents on P. E. Island.

Slllll-22 lll 25 |908.

Open tothe Maritime Pro

vinces. Over $5ooo,oo in Exhibition

l’i'i7.q_5 _ _ ' 'l`l_1'fél`e"ilii‘ys",I-Iorse Racing tlircc classes each day N

lllzioo in Race Purses Special attractions in front ilf the Grniid Stand. lf you have not received the

Pri'/.C List or Race Pxfigrzini write the Secretary.

Lowest Rates ou Railways

and Steriinbozits.

oft

wool sweater. Elidtlilligbiade louve' at

143 King st. new,¢i§h_..‘.a-zsaziriipu. \VANTED-A po on in grocery O.

“TANTM A competent sirl for

person prefe|:red'. Apply Mrs- W. F- Carter, Confectionery, Queen Bt.

"lAN'l‘ED-A' boy ' about _ sixteen

ing

' Two new nrticies. Goo-d scllcrs.

Big profits. Particular io‘r stamps. Samples 35 cents. Business Box 291,

. Moncton, _N._B. 8-26br10ipd. ____

LOST-Thursday tween Chnrlottc-

town nul \fcl`l‘%b"` River, wliltc

store-experienced. Write M., P.

Box 964. 8-25d1wDdi.

' general housework, on elderly

8-Udrtf. _

years old to act as cashier in s.

y store. Apply in own hand writ- to P. O. Box 1143 Ott: , 8-25d3i. "

Oh -_ l -

,L |- ,t~ l-was along some lines as the one dc-

uillltfy igddxglzg:b(l;r,§)l;€'§;ii2ke5r€` llivered in Summersiiie. A. D. McDon_

° ` aid ably filled the duties of Chairman.

ge.muh,hg premises to seo th tt, ,their new hull which is one of' the ere ¢1e,m_ a 1ey|luri<est i_n this _IZ&o\Er:_e_. ___

y ccomposition. Hygienically I-getowh The - - - . K, ._ _ ,_ , . principal gentlemen on»0a¢.i V01' 4 - 40 °""° M" “’°“l‘1 “em *O be imvb- .‘Peni¢e¢srpsr- bu.. ‘rs to 40

the platform were Hon. Geo. E. Fos ter, Senator Ferguson, Alex. Martin, M. P., John _McLean, Sour-is, A. C. McDonald, W. A. 0. Morson, A. L. Fraser. The first speaker of the even~ ing' was A. L. Fraser candidate for Kings, followed by Hon. Mr. Foster, wlio-- spoke for one hour and three quarters. Hon. Mr. Foster's speech

Montague is to lie cnnsfrntiilzited Ori

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WAIKIAW, Ind., Aug. 24.- All '.;p@,»¢l records of the Pcnns,VlVB1'\ll\ SYS* tcm were broken yesterday, Wll0!\ 11 spc.-cial train ran from Pierceton to Warsaw, distance of nine miles, in approximately four minutes.

Altoona (Pa.). tolrether with exports from llarvuril University. The Ob- ject of tho run was to test bridges nnd other equipment. Half an hour heforc the hiindrod-mile-an-hour re- cord was niside, and in the eilort 'to roach that” mark, the train was run between Pierceton and Wariovfi It nine'r.y»two miles an hour.

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lHll'S MlS'fl..llUS

'roiioN'i‘O. Ausuet 24--BU' Th°m“' Bhaugnesscy came uP H0111 Montrex this morning '1Ud_l1“d B' °°n‘°"n°°r, _ Union Station with General BUP0 U tendent Oborne. G°n°"“l Manager lLeonard, of the western division. *"4* A number of lesser oiilcials. `

ARM- the conference, Bir Thema,

, uonnrdand Oborne. W°.l1l- °_11 “im” :sllection tour of some outlying ____ liu the north and west of the pro

inn, The officials refused to dlEC“5°r

`<`:"*’~ ~- is =__.`.. W...-_ l hc reason of the conference. Out th’

i hikers take it as indication of uh-

i;o_r_id_z_i_ised Advcrtisemcnts| ` ne, on th, ,,,,,, O, ,,,, ,,,,,,_ i

sual an Y

any. It is possible, too, that Whig; oriference has some c;Ji;necti__o§_i__nu_u__

. P. R. attcmp 0 Z2

llghg Over the I. (3,. R.. Pottinlffff- ncrel niiiiiiiger of the latter rond.

0 - _ ei. “"5 in me my today' ii As ilioiittiz

“Big value the TWO MMS “N

selling for twenty-five cents th€il's0‘iVtl_: make of Eficrvescent Aperign t tim gqual in quantity and 4-lllall Y ° th imported at sixty saute- D“"“2 ' summer season it is uneflvalled f°’ lcooling and invigoratlnx l-he B'Y!l~°\1‘ lbnsldss being a pleasant drink. QUBD lchlng the thirst. I ____

l w u'AiN coiviiuo IN l E G 'ro WINNIPEG Ai.nii_i,hv l

l 511 JOHN, August, 2-l~A copl '

lrom a recent issue of the Evuiiinr

hronlcls published in Port Arthur. ntnrio, has the following intcrviewz- -fgcnjnmln (tngippcll, General Train instsr of thc Canadian Northern l

the city from Rainy River. To thi hronicle he stated that li. looked af hough the irmln ru-sh would com- ience in the course of n weeks time. “I understand that ten cars of nts and n few cars of whcnt have cached Winnipeg and should be com- ng to the Luke Port about the end

the week. This will be the firsl rain of thc new crop shipped to the and of the Lakes. The Canadian orf.lii.m would he in the best of hope to handle the grain crop of the est." ~ . Mr, Chappel is n Charlottetown boy l‘(‘-ntered the service of the C.N.l`i f w ears n.lZ0 C

BORN.

F01' fllll particulzirs write. _ C. R. SMALTJVOOD

sri-:wAR'r-in this city Aus- 22.

|908, io W. A. and Mrs. Stewart, Princil street, a

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¢8nis=s=°'§J‘

Turnips,*.-per bus 16 Eggs; per ddrt' 17 Oaf1mesl',"per cwt. 83.25 Butter, ppt- lb. (dairy) 24 to 25 Butter, per lb. (creamery) 29 to 30| Hay, pressed- ` 813.00 to 14.50] Hides. perlb. 4 , Barley, per bus. 60 Hay, per ton. loose (12.00 to 11.50 Beef, per lb. (carcass) B to 6 Pork, per lb. (carcass) (il to '7 Lamb, per lb. (carcass) 6 to 7‘ Cnlfskins, pei' lb. I to 6

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Geo. E. Foster, the addieoce being a- , _ Bat`iird`ay’s issue. i Flbuf luis no equal. 75 llll I

. Wim in nn- pi-ice. nn mm, cum onlin ` _ and C--nails. T. lf. 'rlivws Cc, Lru.. Cmi-rn/ul, our.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. *No. 2 Co. /ith C. A., will drill at tonight nt 7. 30 sharp for Pctuwawn.

‘The Union Bank of Halifax will open ii branch at Crapnud, P, E, I, on o before Se t 1 1:

Cabbage, 'per don. 60 y Beete, per bus. 40; Carrots, per bus. . 40_ Flour. Roller Process ner 196lbs.I5._

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DELICATE BOYS AND GIRLS._

Are altogether too numerous. Ou!.'\

schools are full of them. Chances area your own children are weakliinge. It’s§ ii shame so many children grow up’ without ihealth when they could be mnde strong by Ferrozone. the best‘

take. Ferrozone invigorates the whole body, helps indigestiori, makes

es si reserve of force and energy.

tonic growing boys and girls can.

R ‘ D . B .

5-l8drtlSept.1st.

'The First Prize Shoot of the Char-

lottetown Rifle Association will take 1/lace on Kensington Rance on Satur- day 29th, inst. commencing at 8.20 n m. Seven shots -at 200 yards prone, seven shots at 200 yards kneeling, seven shots at 300 yai'd's prone; mem- bers who shoot in the morning will note that the 200 yard range closes at 10.30 n.-m. Afternoon match begins at 2.30 p.m., 200 yard range closinz at 4 p.m, First and second prizes°in each of the three classes. By order W. H, Watts, Flccy Trcns. R. H. Campbell, flange Officer.

the blood pure and rich. It suppliesl ” more nourishment than children get'

in any other way and soon establfish-l COMING EVENTS‘

l use nine Meeting Lease Prince

' |MPBRlAL 'I hc

REGAL Popular

The genuine pioduct is mzidc by ' Dflnk ,

FRANCIS DRAKE, ()u|y

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Do not be deceived hy rnisle:-iding advertisement, or false representation by

-:ilesman who think they have to “make good" even on :i counterfeit, or imitation. .

Beware of that product that has to run on another'~ unme and rc-puiatloii. ~ Our goods :ire the recognized stnndaiid :iiuoug thc best rinse of retailers, peo _ e

ho are making ii success of their husini-ss by honest methods. They look wi 'qiicion on the “just as good" crowd of imiuiiors, clc., who are looming up in i

~--rcciionr. since we linvo nizido si success of “imperial Rossi" as a heverui ¢- 7

lfiiy REGAL now and :.|\\.a_\'_u_ FRANCIS DR/\K_E. New GILLSKOW l Mi. A. P. Tlioiue, our Travelling salesman fnr P. li. I. will be pleased to book

4-zpliuwfrniwf 6m

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Canada Life Facts

THE CANADA LIFE does not make any invest-

nicnt that docs not nicet with the unaninious approval ofthe Board of Directors, zifter having been passed by the 'lfrcasiirer and the Finance Coniiiiittee. Object-

_ ion on the part cf even one director is sufficient to

.. reject any iiivesfiiient.

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~ Consul( our agents for plans and rates.

W. T. Burrows W K R0 _p,|'5

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Azent Siixiiiiiersiilc. ~

` Manager P- E~ 1'. Branch

W. P' cauaghanlfgenf Ebbsflccf.. B. 'D. R0“"'|'3 Cashier

dmvi frwftf ’

...sc-.. ._.

Give your children Fcrrozone and ' _ - watch them grow strong. Price 501'. xgward B' O' E' Tlwsday’ Sevtembu .

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LKMZIQ.

' f l sly remove orhlheg r

You can P8 0 GH- i

ni bleeding, b s i ng l’um|m’s .

'*'?""i'li'°‘:.:3‘°i...l:i::.f.‘l'.r’i"*-'r'“...,,..”.{"°"°' ' °"“" '"’ T” ’ ii mi b3°`lf°

GORDON-lt the residence of Janus no bottles. Refuse iiuhltltutp. 2d“s i

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_ _ _ ` »---. - -~-~ " ~ W. 1 pviimg --

MO E L FE INSURANCE

FOR - LESS N -1

_ Every man or woman who desires to obtain the largest a1iiount_ of

reliable Insurance for the least money, W_ill miss an opportunity ofa life time if they do not first obtain rates and particulars from the

GREAT WEST LIFE.

This Company is earning over 7 p. c, on its Investments, about 2 p

c. higher than the average of all other Companies and is consequently in a position to selllnsurance at reduced rates. ` _

The Great-West Life is paying exceptionally large dividends to policy

holders; actual results will be furnished on request.

In the year 1907 this Company wrote more Insurance in Canada than

any other Company, (either Canadian, British or American, ) which should be a suificient ixzcomrucndation of the standing with the insuring public.

Consult local Agent for your District or write to Branch Office,

Cl'iar1oficto\\'ii, 5,2-ring age, next birthday and a plan will be submitted t0 meet your requii;rnen1s,..`-.--.-.-f.-*.. - . ~ ~~--

A DM

. h Managers, P. E. l.

_ _ Cfficcs. 61, Queen Street, - _ -‘ C“m'l"“el"w“-

(_ 5' SCQy Tl‘€3S ` __ ' , Boldnlfy allndfd&gf=¢| ._i »~ ‘

Charlottetown P. I. Hayes. Pleasant Grove, Que-m's i'-i. P'u-I-»NAM»8 pA|N|_Ess ` 4 ' , . ` ~

lic fstur5irv'5i don aged la

8- i`i ° . '. ` '"""" wh." ""' M" M' °°" 'CORN EXTBA_Q'T'_9B. il' ' ` 3

. _*, 5

, ' f v ,.ic-..iisa»ilii-=wU@-

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