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large above. plain c ringeda

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Carafes Rents

ave received a 1

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zoti we cnniiot and we will not _

' .' . - - D ’ wtitt aint dt-lilii-rate until any ini-

assortment of l pc-titiiiig storin shall litivt- burst

upon Aster.

We have them in 1' ases, also nickel ,_ nd plain. also the _ ' ite enamel 1

Food Jars I 1 several styles 1 ‘"

\\'<2 ctitt til titlt'

See window

J. G.

Jamieson

nnttccisr.

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Just Received

ique designs in

ewelry and Souvenir

fP. E. I. consist-'no

obs, Brooches Charms ‘ nd Spoons, etc

G.H. Taylo

jeweler & Optician

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TIDE TABLE

OCTOBER.

iligii

'l"iint~ lI’i 1 s.t:i 7.-1 , 11,11 7.11

lllflf 1.15

l l|l,:`i4 .\.tt ` 11.30 -8.0 _‘ t;’.l.'» xo

ll.i.’l 7.21

' t1_-t.'» 7.21

l.lt) T.‘\`

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27 ”

‘ ,tl_t l 7.212

1\.'l1\‘ lt,»i(» .\`_Il

' 10.355 3.7

11.37 :til l2f.lS _‘Ml

51."-C »:.;'1:; jf-/~

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g tt.-is 7.11

7.5111 7_2!

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-1

(lf

Si). grztvt :it-t-tl

\\'zitt»r

'l`1'nit~ ll". 21:.-" " :ltr-1 ” 't 'U ;".'.:<»t <1' "- ‘ ::::.ii.»'1 ..t;~ Ill" ::=.:i: rs) -\ ::t_.'.7 7.11 >t“‘i’

t:_.7:: t'.\-I

7 1

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5 ,___ 3/3 L' _`- '_.

l .

_-_ ,L4 _ li"_ttl.

147 11.2 1 "l\1"" 754 ,L31 tiiahz .s..7ti tt_.'»1"'l1"`*“ inns t;_sl"Waf

` Ll.:1-l 5. 1 "lm ‘ 2;-.itz ssl

___

:zito s.

f ;':i_t1i :tot 'll- ' t';1o \s ‘ "l

1-tot

111,02 1.11

5 tti.ti4 7.7. mi"

1_2-

' t.<i.tti ttti

1_,,__r,7 _~_,,_ 'l`his iiiorely itiiistrattiti the nnten-

positioii ot” tht- iiiticral press iii The

31,", 7_3 tittt-tiiptiitg to multi- political t,-tipltal (‘ui'ri'e which oCctit°rt1d tit; hor 111,111,-,

:lists 7.2 `"'>l“

UH(

t'it_v .\int:istr:il.t-'ft t'titii't. ft ri. iii. l’rlitt-t- i-.'tiwa1'tl 'l`l1t-titre, T and It

Il. tti, 'Isst-l

l’t-oplt:'s Tlit-titrt-, 7,211 :intl 9 p. tn. 'iq

nitttiit of Events ,‘-,;-_-_',_

~~- i11t-_\-

-- _ d stittt-1-t-tit.-tl in itiztkitit: itsolt' ritlit-ulou.~t. goth

Y Y iiittcli ht-ttt-r it wtittltl litivu been tha Ohiaqt ,_ Hidpnt -

_ . ' i tl _ _ ' l

tht-_v :turt-1-ti to tht- “tt‘\lt-t-’ which decen L B U Us "ty" ml"

TO-DA Y.

llt1\\'

- - f~-- W : 'ici

BIRTHS

:intl Mrs. IJ, M. .\int:l.t»otl, lltti1t~~r ilivt-r. Soi; ii tlatixltttm \\ WESTMOFtELAND.-~ ,\t York, (lt-t.

ith to itt-r. i-I. i\, tttitl Mrs. \\'t-siiiior-- '10

laiitl, it son. A-1.; ,t '|`]|t

Mllllilfl) .-\

ll___.___ .__.._ ___ .__ __ `_. `~; li

sucHA~NA~-ttAt_t_._ .(1 ..\'1`it-11_=1ti1`t» T., Mtiiist-_ \\'iiiiiipt-1:, hy the ttf-v. ltr. \\| \\'i|soti, i\iinit= May llttt-lizitiiititi, oiilv

tlnuiglitt-r ot' .\lr. :intl Mrs. I), liticliiiii- 'tg

‘ 'I

l1til_\'itintriinoti_\' to _-\t1tlt‘t-W, st-votitl |~‘r(

tioii of Mr. :intl Mrs. \\' llall \‘1"itt-i'- 1-'

hotfk, St-otttititl. N. I3. 4 I I l't-; E “ ’ * 4 `

DEATHS

tT___. ______ ._ _..__._v___` ,_ - `ll

HODGSON.-Hlittrrt-tl ititti rt-si on :'»tli

tlcttilit-r, ltobert Rfillliisoii, son ot' tht- \\'l lute Str ltoliort liotligsoii, iii his .\~ttt1 \\

year. Ftinr.-ral on Tile,-allay utttrrnooii, 't-; tltftolit-r tttli, from Mrs. lt. \\‘. liontzr ' wurtli's liotise. .‘lti Upper l’riiit-t- strt-ot, ‘Tw

at 15.30 p. in. to St. l’tiiil's t'liitr<'h. tlieiirt- by opt-t-itil train to Slit-rwood Thi- th Pom er

l.\'ot

ffl _l'.

U- kimhwss in -is (,_\,_,_

fuibglg

Some Nice

Prom th

You will lee here an excellent urrav 0 Bl of nu ring; f r 'i-ln, misses and

E 4327

'-3 ri;

ill 555.

anton

Gitniiiti

'ltoitt

'I`wit'1- l'l| lit- shot it' 'e- :iiii'I got

A i`ttst~t-Itif.-s 'uniiin 't-nrt!

Ho. ‘His

'e-'N :is i

'_-US ti

ny so e that eq\itr~

. _ L-

l""“`-" “ml “"’ het" ml' b"°"“"g ul t`our iuonttis. he had remitted all his

IIS IIS

trotitittu tin tivt-i'mttste-ritig tit-t_'s-S- sit_\' ot iititititittl <-.\'tstt-tit-t-_ lirlllll-

"ltl ill" l"`“ “5""“l“'“""' 'lm' W' spoiisitniity oi the tsaietuitl support oi'

tht- l`;tnii|y_ Ile stat-wil an apprentice-

‘ rit_\' ol' _

rt-soli't.- to tlefeiid on se as well

= :iii-l our lit-i'ttagt-_"

THE LIBERALS SNEEREU. _

ous statt-nitaitt was tlit-_ tauiuus Memor- ul

antlniii ot tht- llritisli Atliiiii-ttlt_\'. wlitcti pliiinly

tht- lit-st

st-orii by Sir \\'3lt`t‘itl l.atit'it-t‘ anti the l.ilit>t‘ul

tt-i‘ and

Anti and kil

Lztnrlt-i"s dit-tati1ii1_

WEN

Thr-ii I, t-rrililc-_ H' Stiockotl into silc-ncte and strut-k ‘

tittnih

“(liobt-" on August 7th last. liad the

told den

_»\i1ti

ti :sttrpriso atitl at. rlisztppoititniteiil

"|i~» "liurnltl-'l‘t-lofzropli" ot` ‘limit-

ti1aii_\‘ signs \1'hi1'_i tire-sagreti tier _ iiittii_\"s ttssattlt upon tht- pea-~»+ of "I

anti

The t-liiltlrt-tt tit ii tiit-'1t:itit't- li;i\'i» 11(-,.11

present struggle wat: deliberately planned and provoked by Ger-

.ll ".1

,,1_',._f {_,, AN UNTENABLE PosiTtoN.

li pttnst-tl rluso hy nit* lit-tl. _ as not tht- lilttstt-tl 't-atlat~lit»

look

l</ri iiti tiiislit -lit fat-t. 4-‘S IT!

ti\utlior of “\Vt-i- ltliit.-Grt-t-gor.

1 ' l t

PROPHETIC W i

"Hut totlaty white tht- t,-lontls are

it- tllslant tlitttitlc-t'. and see the

it age ot` iiinety-live _wars and nearly

g_________ ____`___ _,_ __bU__p me hun- t`at~uities in a iiiarkt-tl degree, except

_ _ . ~_ b

tis with tury and with tlis-

_»\ltnost ttnaitlt-tl. tht- Motlit-r

iid, not t`<ir liorst-lt' ;iloi1t~. lint tor

\\'»~lI, is snstziinitig the littr-

. _ ii

ii tit' \'it:i| ltiipt-rial dtil_\'_ and con-

:t_\' in tht- tirgt-iit‘_\' ot' thc nioiiient

tu thus to ht-r aiti, in tok:-it

tit-tt-riiiiiiat1'oii to protect

id etisnrt- the sttt'\>t_\' and integ-

tiiis Htiitiire, and ot' unr

ll. W

on Iiiiitl. our ting, our honor

_ 1 . - ' -l

support ot :intl helitntl this tiinti1~ L

intitiiatutl that an t:tiict‘t.:ei1c_\'

l tht- British itavy, anti sttgtzt-stitig lint iiiaiitivi' t‘atiad:1 t-ottlti rt-iitlcr

iiiiiiivttiate and eifr-t-tive aid.

Sir lttiliert's words zind the Ad- I iii' _‘tit-ttttimiitliiiii wt-ro lttuglted to I l

party pri-ss. Site.-ers and abuse

it-vt-lit-ti hotii nt tht- l‘i'iii1e Minis-

tlit.- l-‘irst Lord of the Adinir-

'i`lit-ro was no "emergeticy," ,

it-r and the l.iht-rals declared, the l

.\l

i‘oi'ii:t-r tguinlz so tar as to say ho ktit-.w _l_" _vt-urs lit-i'or<'- :ill that the _litftiioriiiitltttii ‘

t-tiiitziiiiotl ntitl ull tht- facts ot' tht: siti

ii.

tht- Nttvrtl _-\iti liill was lilockntl lt-tl hy tht- Liberal Sotiatt: at

CAME THE AWAKENING. ___

_ .

vtitiit- tlit- awakt.-nitig, rude and 1

for ii it-w days, the Tt>i~oiilo

-nic atttlat-ity to ttoiiit- out etlittir- tind titftrltirc- the war caititi as a

front the blue."

tt-i1 to this i'roiii tht- rt-vt>i‘t-ntl r of tht- "Glohc.” hr 'l‘o lit- sure; the ‘siiizirt _-lltitflts' l the irrespotisililes now say. ‘i

you so_' But Sir lloht-.i-1, lior- __ dot-:s not say that," trontst-_ Sir Robert dot-s not stu' "I

tit- is t'oiit-eriied with liiugvt' niitt 'll

-t* isstttis. A1ty\\':i_\', lite has tio now to stty so.

ngaiti:---

'Fliis war with Britain was both

tht- liaistfi' hitiist~li`, as wt-ll :ts §'\li'. Asttnitlt. 'l`litf_v litttl not

tint.-tl t'tit' this “i<Jiiiergeiit~,\'."

.~1tii‘pi't_~;t- to tht- I\';tis<-t‘, lvl, t1s`U‘

lot

RIGHT ABOUT FACE.

t»tlitt-tt li_\' Sit' \\'ilt't'id litittrtt.-i"s lit-tilt-iizttit, iloii. (lcorize i’.

rt .1 non. I _

t-rs anti titilitivs nrt- rocttlliiig "

worltl. , . _

2 is perfectly clear that the _m

y_.. it.

tht- sitnatioii. it has iiitrrely 119

p:trt\ it-ntit-r otit-rt-tl, bitt wliit'l1 -

HATS oi=r-_ “"‘*’

___‘_ of tl

t` `t- tltitt`t ii1nt~h ftitit-_\', “"1- tloii`t put on no sitit-_ IUFLTU

I-1ii't watt. .~-.tii‘:', pn1'r‘t~ti up its it hei-

`l-l't| inner wi' linttishtts pritlt-_ or and loyalty to principle. Mrsf

__ __ 'l~I'>'. 'oppit-r in ti Iiowler ('tirr|'

MacLEOD.-On St-pt. Sth, Ill]-i, to Air. 'i'iian in ti i;t>r1.:t-oils t~ro\\'n~- lute

Wllttlt'-<1 lH=1.\'l1<-1 'tt' wislit-n 't- Witloiiuhliy De t<Ir'-iiiv of Cried Perth- `.'ts tiit-rt-ly Mistt-r llro\\'ti_ 9hir(._ '

._ _ , _ _

tii1i't ':irt`-1-rt\t~ltc-tl on tit§|ititt', _Z1'Ié;'l|teul to I' 'D' Island In 1830' and

tiii`t want. blood to run

. _ . ,' Freak ' ~ ' -_-:ttt-til-ll:'it _' “

)_.'__" l, ull _"'_ l l ."',. ml" t-ii till ht-r rciiirivul to (Tl\1irlot.tt\tow1i i .ititi_\ wi .tt spotttiii, _ Nw _VI (_ _ __ _ __ ,H myi 'U liswns WL," in 1 _ _ rs. l1I‘X`|t- Cattle ti tt mill _V liltiltt-t-1 1-_'tit t't‘atls 'iiii ltlyttl st'rt't-1124--l0r."('t‘Ni '""Si('i"m" 'ml U' hw unclcgl `iit-ti innst tit- wits `ii 't-ll! lit-im: l’it>0l" U’ ll" l"l“- -“l\.l“St)'

t.,1iit-en lictorin nntl itiiotlit-t' to his

_ _ _ _ _ not-s .-trottnti 'is t:otiiitr_v inte ltoyiil Higliii.°_<.-1-1 lltiite of Sui-1stiiI,,

iniii, U lit.-iiiy, l, I-,_ l.. was utittt tl ni ‘ti If-itrii .-iltsorts o` tliitms ~- land ti first cotisiii bcitii: Piper tt. his

ini lnittlt-sliipstotzittir-1-l1ip:i~ tate lloynl Higliii01~1s King Edwurtl __f_f;tL- _;_>_t\f~'__t_<_- '_t_t~'l1l;\|\__f_l_t_l_l_t;1=-‘1» then trtncti 111 watts, iiiitti his at-.1io~

_ £0 I`__'i___|`;__l__"l)q_)‘l_,__f____“ -~ _iii 18.14. The iiioiiiiinrn of this family

You t~iti't sup mst- 'mr tiittt-li '~ knows ‘have hee" in me service of the Royal

titlt riilitislllltt- \-on 'in' inn’ 4 fmmly Slncf 1657- V0Y`ill<`~'1l~t0|t HI this

` ` ~ ` ‘ is found in the music vtiltiiite oi’ the

it-ii I was nt-nt 'onto woutitletl hconlsh (tum Ph" mt” “""" ('"""c .ia Hhmpnpl in _"__ 1.__u_|_ was the first latly to poll her vote mmh, H _.nu KU _`_____ “___ _m__ on the Island and in honor oi' the

event nun presented with it hoqtict liy tho returning tililcgr nt. tht- fivit-

tiitttlt' tiit- v.'t1titt‘r' wry; ities wot siiook tin- was

_ Vity

no lilttnlitn' tititisvtist-

pliiyiii' ii liioiiiiiltt‘ part! “hm

tltt- lit-st ti' trootl 't|ns,

lit- Stivt-rt-lgii rink,

ill (lotl Sttvt- tht- King!

te Unity tfhrontt-It-.

. litter

essence ob- “nd “

' t

9.30 T111-stlay tiiorilinfz at the rcsitieiitrts

over sitiwi. llc saw the city grow' troni the ti1t=i‘o villa_L:t.- whit-li ht; finipti on his

it/ti,\' and iii;ttitit`tit-t\it'iii;.: tzt-.iitro whit-li it has siiit-u lit-coiito. .`\ir. Iliclizty was tiii ot't~tisiotial <'ot1trllit1toi‘ to the lotral

and spt-tit sotiite yr:tit's in pri-piiriiig tnaiittst-ripts oi' his 1';-t'olit1t-tioiis ot' ll“Ul*|*' zititi t-vt~iits. 'l`li»-st- tiizttttt~

.\lt:1it‘t_o1t illr. .\l_t-|{ti_v was t-iitratft-tl iii lil" hllllllulltllttlz tndttstt-_v and t‘uiisti'tit~t- t-tl st-vt-ral vt-,sg -1;, - - 4 '

tttliiicetit rivt-t‘ aiitl t-rm-lts. After tht-I siilplitiiltlimg liusitinss dit-tl tltiwii lit-, “llt=¥tll_.'t-tl 1-xtt-ii.si\'t-l_1`iit t't1t1tt':it'tiii1;:ittti t-tiri-\

was tht- littiltliiiir ol' llit- l. lt. t', tit-ptit nt l Si1liSl>lll'.\' :intl also tht- t~tiiis1t'i1t-tititi of

tht

Utlirt-i at .\ltit1t-tint.

his son, \‘\'_ ll. .\lt-l\`;t,\', \\`~-sh-_\ strt-11;

ini, in 1111 i_=_»\:tt~ oi' Sept. Sth. tie-~ lllf” L" l t~tiitoi‘i:iIl,\' ntitlt-i' tht- li-_-titliiig _ , tis. Deliberately Ptanned,' that:-. ml" ‘l'l“l§l"""” "V" »“"=i- J- ii- Scott

_»,,_3,x 7_:l “.\'ti\v that tht- war htis vtitti-~. 1H“,'|{,- .` ", ~- t-

, 1,1 15 .__ H 1:;-ms), s|u,t,.|1i_e of (lo ii- it _ iron. John; :ttitl Miss l»llti.l..atii1-tii-

‘~ ,_ o - - ' ~< " '

_ ton s

tlt-nth. lit-t't»;tst-tl ‘.\`:ts 11 lirtitlit-t' tif town

lyt>:1l's. The tiivtiiliers of tho inmily

_ tlioine, Mm. I-I. ll. Str-rns, Mrs, A. F. 1 _tvt-tim-r tit this ony 1.1111 \'i.rmi\i1 A.,

.t‘tirrtc, Inspecttii oi Hteniiiships, ntml lol llnlilnx, \`, H., nntl one Histor Mrs |.\tlcLent1, witltiw of tht- inte Hector

J_ J_ gE|_|__ lMt-Lt-nn of Wt-st River. The deceased

"}__ twtis 1111-rriiiilly spared irtiiii p:ii_n -'intl

Bttrlvflns: and nithonzh tlnrinn the

l|to communicate with those iibotit her‘_

"tn our essence of vinegar you get "he was "lways h"pp'v “nd p"l'm"l’l

ears in friendly ititert-nurse with his ntiiy friends and itcoiiniiiteiinnces oth iii town and in vouiitry. He was

horn in Viiarluttt-tu\'»‘ii, son of the lute George- Proctor, who died ettrly iii life. lc-a\'iii,1,' a wife and u young t`a1i1il\' of

vt- cliildrt-ii. three sons and *two

tiatightern to t-oiitt-iitl with tht- strug- gle of lit`t» in inotlest t-irctinisttiiit-es -il it _ l, 'ii tl_t~ --ltlt.-ct. it-tt tht- ro-

iip anti tvtirketl as ti hlackstiiitli for

ith his trade very stitruesstuly Ile

iiitirried Miss Ellen Welcli, ol’ Greeii

aio and to thc-iii were horn live sons

and two tlnugliters, all of whom set"-

_ vivo liini but his wife and one son to

it-risli tht- nie-iiitir_\' of a kind and

`t` ctititiiitt- father. The funeral ser-

c-_

vit-es wt-ro coiitlut-tt.-ti by the ltev. Mr. ’l`ri\‘c-tt

at thi- litinit- ot' his non-iii~la\\',

i~_ John _\ittrpl1_\', where a lai-ge num-

lit-t' gulliemtl to pay the lust tribute oi' respect. The retittiins were laid to rest in

the New tllasgow t`et1iotoi'_v

L-rt! I0 z\\\‘uit the l'<-1ssl1rvt:tioli morn.

MR. ARCH McKAY.

Tho i'ollo\\'it1t.: is taken i'roii1 the oiictott "l`inies oi' Supl. Ill-ltliz Mr. Art-liilialti Mtfl\':i_1', unc of i\ltiiit'- it's oldest rositltfiits anti nt ont- tint:-. lt-.it ing iiitsiiit.-ss inan, who dit-tl at

l1lS S011, Nlr. \\'. ll. .\lt'l\'a_\', lfiti “'65-

ley strt-ut. l`h<-. tit-tfvztst-.tl was in tliol 1\7tlt _vt-zt1"‘rii' his nge. Mi". Mt-Kay liziti lit-L-ii in good lit-zilllt for soiiite tiiiit- past und his tlt-utii. \\'lii|»- roiiiititz as 11* slioclt

to his iiitiiiy t`t'lt-ntls, was not

togt-zlit-r utiuxpt-trtt-tl. -\lF- -Vt'-l(1l.\' Was liortt iii Mapletttto. IC. l., Nov. :'»tli, |827, nittl tuitiio to1 ottcttitt as t-ai'l_1' as l1\’:'i0. living hort-l

arrival, to thu itiiportniit rail-

t-ss on tht- t~tii'l_\' ltistot‘_\' of the town l

_ _ l t‘t|its_ tittitittttttlttz tti sotiit- 400 |i;tg.»_<_t 1- now in tht- po_~:st-ssitiii of his ftini-

l-‘t1t' stinit- _\'t-urs ttftt-i' t-oiiiiiig iii

_ ss; titttlit' .slititt-1, ol titt-

jtiit: tint st-vera! lat'1:e contracts tor

t' ltoiiiiiitoti Govet‘iitnent_ i\tntitii,- ht-r \\'oi'lt iltiiii- tor tht- lltivt-rtiiiit-tit'

- “lfl l- li- 1'- tlvlitit t1io\\' tht- Ytirtl

Ut' rt-t‘t-itt _\'t-ars lit- lin.; iw-sitlt-tl with

sttt'vt1't-tl in his iiittiiotlintt- ititiiil

li_\' tii1't-t- tltitifqlitt-rs :itttl tltrw- so

l’:t_!‘k, .lltts-1" \lr‘< ltos-1 \\'otil‘

I' tht' tt--ulttiin .»t.ii1 nt ttit- .\it1nt~»

<'liools. Tho. sons att- (lt-tiruti ll.,

l\`t‘\\' York; I-\rt-iiihttltl .\'. ot' 'i`ortiiito

\\`. li.. til' .\loi1t_‘toti_

flfl<’fl ll_\' \\'it't' ot' tht-ii' t`titlit-r`s

1'). .\it'l\'a_\', posiiiiastt-t' :tt l't'iiit-t-

:intl l\'lnplt~tpit-_

nits. .roitx t.1t'nttii.;_ `

death of the into llra, .ltitm

his hearing, and eiijoyt-tl his tlecllnliigl

a tinie in (`l1arlottt.>towti, later reiiiov-| ing to .\'e\v Glasgow, bought a farm aint carrit-ti on fariiilng in conjtnictioii

1 i t

l 1

1 t I t

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i’o1i'tttil -Strat-t, on ’T’ttt-sdny 'Chnl -*0t1triiil>c1', 1914 i-t-nioves one oft

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JAMES CANTELO PROCTOR. _ I

0RDS` An aged and most respected resi-

_ lent of New Glasgow, Mr. James Can- , ~

on t1f~t_~t»i11pt~r 5, 1912, sir none-ril‘ _ _ I, ,H _U _Mes _,,_

Burtic-11, in introtiut-ing his ‘\'n\'al Aitillem prwmr' “dh lu H ll le SL

, ' _ ‘ t ti S i it L- iid on Sunday, Sept. liill.\1;-it-.tl tlitzse Dropln_-tic words:~ igzhomlf-f Ulf_|:)(,k "___ at me u(|vw,,__l

Savings Bank

It takes exactly 331-3 years to get your money back in interest .if "l

you have it in the Savings Bank, but it you invest it in the first $20,000 of shares sold in the IN'I`ERPROV_lNCIAL COAL COMPANY you Wlll get it back in four years, _and will likely get 1t_‘1n two. Which do _yo_u think is better? Oh! you w1ll_'answer, the security is better. Well, lt is ~ a great question. Our coal is 111 a mine. There is absolutely no wood in our markets, hence, no competition, therefore, our markets ate as secure as the bank. Our coal will stay in the ground unt1l_we take it out---just as secure as the bank. When we take it out, we will do so at a profit. Can any bank be more secure than that? We think not. Banks may come, and banks may go, but the coal will stayin the ground for- ever unless we take it out. Hence, we claim the securlty of 2111 1HV€Sl£mf§Hf of any amount in a good coal mme is a more secure and better security than that of any savings bank, besides giving you a rateof interest at least eight times as great. It is worth considering. Think carefully._ It is a wise investment that makes a country grow; then be among the wise. Take advantage of the greatest opportunity you ever had, or probably ever will have, and do it now. Send in your subscription today

Our Advantages Our Offer

Advantages over a competitor is what makes

the difference between success and failure. Study them well. Ours are as follows:

125 miles nearer our markets than our nearest

competitor. _

225 miles nearer our markets than our next

nearest competitor.

90c to $2.00 per ton, freight, nearer our mark-

ets than our competitors.

Coal 20 feet from the surface. Seam. all over our property lying flat, 5 feet to

9 feet thick, a solid rock of coal.

Miners like working in our mine much better

than the deeper mines, hence, help is easy to get.

No wood of any description in competition with

us. _

New population will increase our markets as

we increase our output. _

Our mining costs $1.00 per ton. We know of

no other coal mine in existence where it costs less

than $2.00 per ton.

C. P. Railway within 700 feet of our main shaft. 78 towns, besides large cities and thousands of

farmers is where we will sell our coal.

For comparison we will tell you positively our

coal is better than any soft coal sold in P. E. Island,

and were you in the West you would burn it.

Two Million

Dollars

We are offering to you $20,000, worth of stock

in this Company. For every share you pay for in cash, we will give you, without charge, an extra half share; besides this bonus stock, we will give you an absolute guaiantec of 25 p. c. dividend on your in- vestment every year for for iour years, with a strong probability of your getting anywhere from 40 p. c. to (50 p. c.

Again, we are placing all subscriptions in the

Bank of Commerce, in Charlottetown, in trust for the subscribers 'l`his money to lay there until the new subscribers send a qualined man to ourmine to investigate the truth of our claims. When this re- port comes back, if it is good, we will use the money, and not until then. lf the report is bad. we will re- turn yotir money again. Would you ask for any- thing fairei' or squarer? We would not make this offer to you if we were not absolutely sure that the report would be satisfactory, and to be sure of such a tliitig as that, we must bc sure ourselves; hence there is no room in this proposition for doubt. Your money is not ours until you arc perfectly sat- isiictl.

Men ot'_keen_ foresight know those conditions

and are buying this stock llo not stand aside and miss your chance. -

Profit

In our mine, in the upper seam, we have 2 000 000 tons of coll by acttril test and measurement-

We makc $1.00 on every ton we mine, which means $3,000,000 to ‘be distributed over the next thirty years. and paid in dividends to the people lucky enough to hold stock Beside this field we have 160 acres

_ _ _ _ - 1 adjoin- ing it on option, which would keep us probably 15 years longer.

Our capitalization of $100,000 is not 1-5 the capitalization that many people would have put upon it

before selling stock, and we freely acknowledge ourselves that had we ever intended or expected to have to sell stock, we would have put our capitalization considerably higher. However, this is all to your advantage. Every man or woman who has money laid aside which is not working for them should buy this stock, and buy it at once. _You will find 1tb_etter than life insurance, because the returns guaranteed will be greater in four years than insurance would in 40, and you do not have to die to get it. lfyou have never invested your money, begin now. If you have invested, do it again. Money makes money, but seldom is it ever afforded the opportunity to make as much as now. Our necessity opens the way, and those who will not take ad- vantiigt- of it do not deserve to win Send your subscri tions in =

1 _ _ p at once, _.o asto et ll f tl `

given with the itrst$20,000 worth of stock sold. g a O le Concessions

Send for prospectus and further information if you re nite it /\d

_-_,___..__._,,.____,,____,___, _,__ _,___ lnterprovtnctal Coal Company, Ltd.

1. i 1, so ‘ell and fti\'ornbl_\-_ known by the older rositlciitn pl thin

- _ ~_ q ' '_ dress z ll .‘ bc " t' t h - dersigncd or call and see us, office New Prowse Block, Grafton St. I W Q up Ions D t e un

or George W. McPhee, President,

_ or W. B. Prowse, Fiscal Agent.

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