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The Progress of C. Leonard Grant 1'; Co., Who Make a Speciality of Qatering to The Prince Edward

Island Trade--Soine of the Lines Represented A \ A --Their Sample Car., Etc.

- At intervals throughout the year

,gong the line of the Prince Edward Island Railway, traversing this Pro- vince from one end to the other, may be seenla noticeable railway- mr, depicted' in the illustration

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< This, on, investigation, would be found to be the sample car.used by C_ Leonard Grant & Co., manufac-

,,, .-ompunying. J' ; . >

'¥.D€1‘¢l!l1!1t.s may inspect with the

minimum of trouble and make nl much more judicious and profitable A selection than is possible inf any A other way. ' `

This business was started by C_

L. Grant who has, been travdling for eight years, during which time he' has become Very well known in` this Provirnce. His is u capable ob-i

lllilng business man and in his lurgel circle of acquaintances is highly thought of, Lately lic has had as- sociated with him Chester i\IcI.ure un experienced sulc.>:n1nn who for niuny years had been with S. A. i\lcDonald in this city and who is well acquainted with the needs of the Island trade in clothing und Gentle1i1en's Furnishings.

Hers ure some oi the extensive

lines handled by this enterprising llrm:-

Sniirth Bros dry goods, including

English and Canadian staple and fancy dry goods and nuiny spec'il| lines bougllt specially for the P. Island trade. They have sole- con- trol of the Celebrated Eastern Caps This line includes the patented lezi'Lh» cr shield used in sniuuicr caps; nndi theputentcd knit band for winter clips only put on the uiurkct lust

C. LEONARD GRANT

wring agents; whose operations are conducted -on a somewhat; more ex- ,,.nsive scale than the casual mailer’ “.,,,,1(1 Suppose at the first thought.

If one could make close acquaint-

nncc with the interior of this cur' he or she would be very much in- terested and inst~ructcd by its dis- play of samples representing the vnr- ious lines of goods carried. 'l`lif:y are conveniently arranged, so that

full. This band wus n gyreat success- :ind next year is to he greatly im-I piiovcd-tlie stoekinette is to be so perfected as to leave nothing to be desired for in regard to thc band. The knitced band docs away with the ohnoxilour. fur band wlilcli is very i often made from the small clippings swept 11p from the floor of the fuc- tories, and sown together 'und made into cap bands. These fur bou<l.~1, are to say the lcnst, very nnsanit- ary, besides they bin-d the head and do not give nny vciitilntion. The new knitted band doc-s away with this. It is clean, porous, snug, and

Price- same price ei erywhere. We ad- sizes of most of the ready made gar- vise readers to be sure.pnd_ ask their ments are averaged from fifty actual merchant to show them this cap. measurements taken in the Maritime

Then the sole agency for the Pro- Provi T

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"THEY TRAVERSE

anis” m;5’el’?U1iI1g B156 it is Warm. lpletely. They also control the Maple

h t e rom all_wool yarns, and Leaf rubbers for P. E. Island. This W a all wool und_erwcar is to the line includes the Maritime Pyro Gum body knitted band is to the head. Fish Boot, which s the very best ine 'I-.ustern _Express Cap, made boot ou the market for fishermen. _

0SDecially for Railroad Men" designed The Brittania Skirts are another by .Mr. Grant is the acme of per- line of goods. These are made in Ifection in u good blue winter cap Halifhx and cater specially to the,friendn and medical skill could do £0 ,for any man. It is s'old~ at _$1.25»list Martllme Province trade, and uae,

CHESTER MCCLURE the “S. C." "Granville" and

viuce for the Kan’t Krack and Dainty Qtkter °°nf’e"“s "Presented here ,by Mmm ,.uhbe,.S is vesmd in C_ LeOn_ this mdefatiguble agency arc: Domin- ard Grant & Co. Last season they ‘on MUIPSWS C0»» llgtli-l. Molasses; sold more of these rubbers than any Ammp°_1"S Valley Glu" C0-» Ltd" lother house doing business in this pure cider- vi“egm`> ‘md the mm' iPi‘ovince. The advertising cards. for alcoholic drink called Cydroxi _Day `K_ K_ read simD1y'_..K_ K_ Martin, the greet boot polish hrm; Lumbermnn‘s rubbers; enuf said," Inks etc'

and this sums the matter up com- _ __ _ _L

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THE PROV INCE"

_ nces. hey can give very quick d°liV9TY on these goods at any sea- son of. the year. - A new line that has bee-n added this year and comes under Mr. Mc- Lure's supervision is John W. Peck & Co's clothing, which is one of the largest and most complete ranges of clothing made in Canada. They are makers of the famous "Peck" & "Fit- Rite” clothing.

O. Leonard Grant & Co. keep in

close touch with the manufacturers, and_insist on having the lines they

wa.rd Island trade. For motto they have "Good Goods on P. E. Island," and they do nop want to sell cheap goods. They endeavor to imprws on the manufacturers of the linen they carry that the Prince Edward Is- land,trade is always willing to pay a fair pr/ice lor"a good article, but do not want cheap gloods at any price. This is alter all, as it deserves to be, the secret of success.

They are also agents in P. E. I.,

for S. R. Corsey & Co‘s woolen and tailoi's‘ trimmings. This line ilucludes

“Mayflower ' sergcs.

' The poet’s exclamation: "O Life !

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THE SAMPLE CAR-Exterior

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ccoffeel 1

- ‘. though definite information ls lack-

CIIZISC 81. S3»Ub0fn’5 which ` ' ing 'there is reason to believe that

i0l‘ Strength flild IIHVOI IS Ilafd the pouch stolen ut. Kansas City w beat - Saturday night, whlle on route from

--- Lee Angeles to New York, will prove

Ground as you want it one of the richest hnulu ever made in

. 1 tl lbl‘.Tl llflglstlillto

40 cts Per lb_ Sydney Coal Co" Ltd" illness dlonihilneedy anmunusuaslly large

; ) _ amount of matter, and from uncon-

Other rades fx-mn 28ctS_ u ,HUGH G. CAMIIiILI;I¢, fi;-med reports here it is robable

g P ' in t one-or the items was u bumne

General Manager °

'J 0 \ ' of currency containing $!i(;,{U00

. . . l b li oo it o elllil-HAS Q _>,0l'I Nona sydney P. o. £51531; tnulggiti '"1 H W I

Box - City V Phone Sydney Mines 24 ' ' 3:: ;ftl;°“:h:::§“;';°¥nd€’|l:2°°;”*;;'.‘ _ Enterpflm Foundry Coq* Sackvlllz, N. B H ,-

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W-uit good or not at all. _K h . 'T

e ha,ve\an eXtra.qnality. Los ANoni.r:s', Cla., Juno 11-A|-

llll HUBBEHS

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RICH H UL

LIFE.

I feel thee bounding in my veins," is a joyous one. Persons chat can rare- ly or never make it, in honesty to themselves, are among the most un- ,foi~tunate. They do not live, but cix- ist; for to live implies more than to be. To live is to 'ne well and svrong --to arise feeling equal to the ordiin- iiry duties of the day, und to retire not overcome by them~to fccl life boundim; in the veins. A medicine that has made thousands of people, men nnd women, well and strong, has accomplished u great work, bestowing Uhe riclic;-it blessings, and that medl- cinc is Hood’s‘ Sars-uparilla. The weak. run-down,~or debilitatcd, from any cause, should not fail to take it. It builds up the whole system, changes existence into life, and' makes life more abounding. We are glad to say these words i.n its favor to the renders of our columns.

KING llNll lllll

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First Time Enelish lVl~ narch _ Has Ever lVlade Offical

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[.55 GUAKDMN.

Omega in lfonfngue.

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Capt. VI. A-' Johnstone ¢ orley S- Acorn. Hunger.

...Just received a complete line of

Hammocks. Lowest prices, 'Monta- gue Furnishing Co., Limited. 7-10d2l.

...On the 6th of May 1908, there

passed away from her earthly home to ber honieeternul, Jessie l~‘. aged 26 years, the beloved daughter of Murdock McDonald of Glen Martin, Lot 61. Four years ago, the subject of chis notice went to Boston, Mass, where she resided continuously in close proximity to many of her rela- tives and friends, u,util, in April last she contracted measles, superlnduced by Pneumonia which eventually ter- minated her life, despite all that kindly miniscrations _of devoted

stay the hand of death. Deceased was an exemplary young womu'i,courteo\.s gentle, and sympathetic ln her life, patient in suffering, and reiigned in death. She was much loved in her home sind community. and enjoyed _-the fellowship of ii large ci/rcle of friends. Of bor, it might truly be said she led a pure and unseliish life. The remains were brought tio the Is~

devoted friends of all denominations manifested their high esteem and sorrow for the deceased in many ways fn the preparations for the funeral and deep sympathy for the bereaved father, brothers _and sisters who are left behind to mourn the loss of one, who so carried the white robes of lter purity tihrough the muddy paths of this sinful world that the ' sweet beatitude may be appropriately ap- plied to her, "Blessed are :`ue pure in heart for they shall see lied." The funeral services were conducted hy the Rev. Geo. McLc'n.nan, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Ciilmloiiin After which the remains were borne sway accompanied by a. large con- course of people, to their last rest- ing place in the beautiful cemetery in Vallevyiield. Four brothers and tive sisters survive the deceased: Alerx D. at Commercial Cross, John R. in Washington Tor., Dan in ll.1s!.ou,Mass and Jolm Ill. McDonald, in Dundee, P.E.I., Mrs. M. F. Bears, in South Boston, Mrs. Ed. McDonald, in Dun- vers, Mass., Mrs. Waldo. Walton and Mrs. G. R. Walker are residents of Summerville, Mass., Mrs. Zenus Dru- ry, in Medford, Mass.-Com.

STOCK QUOTAI ION S

Juno 12.

B. R. T.

Soutliern Pacific

Copper St. Paul 132} Union Pucilic 144§ i

ss;

41; ns# asf,

Baltimore C. P. R. Reading

U. S. Steel U. S. Steel Pre. Sugar

158; iii, ae; 101; 121

-Maritime Province Securities MEMBERS MONTREAL

STOCK EXCHANGE. Banks _ Asked. Bid.

British North American 145 142 Commerce 159) 159 New Brunswick 275 270 Nova Scotia

Royal Bank; of Ua.n|.ln Union Bank of Halifax Miscellaneous

283 280

220

222 172 170

. / ...For best and cheapest. screen

doors and windows go to the Mont- ague Furniture Store, clean dry lum- ber and best workmanship.

6-10dr4l.

...You are cordially invited to call

and inspect our complete et. ex of I-Iousdurnisblngs. everything bvight and new and our prices defy wm- patltion. Montague Furnishing Co. Limited. _ 6-12dr2l.

TRADEA SH NG

IJHEEH THE 'KIQE

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British- Ruler And Party

Ro_yal|_y~Recéived At f

Kiel. ,I

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KIEL. June 10.-King Edw . on

board the ro tl acht Victori d

J/une 12 ent.-Sch.Katie & Ella, Tren- ; holm, Baie Vcrte; Polar Star, Car- rnler, Picton; Minnie Bell, Myers, , Northpurt. ' June 12 cleared-Sch. Charles Has-l kill, Mattatell, Tatamagouche; sch. Katie & Ella, Trenholm, Baie ‘ Verte; Polar Star, Cormier, Picton; I Minnie Bell, Myers, Northport. i

land for interment,when relatives ani I

.MONTAGUE MARKETS. 7

Corrected for every Wednesday andl

Baturday issue. §

Herring per bbl. $5.00 to 6.00» sed, per quinoa ;4.oo w 5.00! Oats per bus. _ 40; Potatoes,‘per bus. I5 to 40 Turnips, per bus. 16i Eggs,~ per doz 14 Oatmeal, per cwt. $3.25 Butter, per ib. (dairy) ii to zsf Butter, per lb. (creaniery) 29 to 30 Hay, pressed 313.00 to 14.50 Hides, perlb. 4! Barley, per bus, 60* 1-ray, per ton. loose 112.00 to 14.50! Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 to 6 Pork, per lb. (carcass) 6| to

Lamb, per lb. (carcass)

Oalfskins, per lb. Cabbage, per dos.

Beets, per bus. _

Carrots, per bus. Flour, Roller Process per ‘|96 lbs.85._

aio. nn UO

Seaman

Y Y UF

Albert, accompanied by Alexandra, Princess Victoria A large suite, met with a 5 csptlon hens. The German w were dressed andthe crews m ed sl!p.Royal salutes were fired an the

German sailors cheered the monarch, while a guard of nor was brought up on the """" "n'v»fl the bands played the Brill# HA them. '

Prince and Princess Henry of Prus-

sia and their son paid a visit to their mafcsties and remained for near- ly an hour on board the Victoria ind Albert. A fleet of German torpdo boats and destroyers escorted the royal yacht out ol the harbor on its way to Hevat.

It was really an impromptu .ro- view of the German fleet in honor of the King. Some forty powlr- ful worships, which had just com- pleted a ten days' manoeuvres in the North sea, were drawn up ln double .lne, parade formation. as the Vic- toria and Albert passed through.

DIED

'HORNE-`At` Wiusloe, June 12th, 1908, Hazel Horne-youngest daughter of John and Alofna I-lotus nge fifteen years. Funeral Sunday ut 2 o'clock to Sherwood Cemetery.

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You will be Slyllsh if you wear thu

Superior Model-“The Corset wflhonl Il Rival", sold in all good stores through-

anada. ,

Penn- » I rnimlu

\ STVLE _ .575

"IT

No sleul woman hai ever yet reduced her Alu dumrn with comfort and perfect safely, by ' `\`ue'of ally corset except the "D IA” N0- 575-

If is impossible to accomplish similar results by

any uiher method-there in no nubrllufe for this

‘ RenownedD& A Form 'l`rniningCcrselS\ylc 575.

1 `J_ Price : $3.50

‘DOMlNl0N COBSE'l' C0., llanulacliirers. iluebcc, Montreal, 'l`0l'0l!l0

Acadia Fire Insurance 100 Acadia Sugar, Preferred 92§

Acadia Sugar Ordinary 58 50 Jrandan; Henderson, Common 25 20

Eastern Canada Savings &

Loan 136

Eastern Trust Company 62|

p. c. paid 136 132;

Eastern Trust Company fully

paid 120

Halifax Fire Insurance 85 80 Nova Scotia Telephone,nc'w 108 106 Nova Scotia Steel & Coal V

98 90

Porto Rico

Nova Scotia Steel & Coal,

tween Kim.: Edward \/II. and Eni- peror Nicholas occurred hero today with due formality. 3

REVAL. June 10.-The mcdslng he- 'Halifax Electric Tramway

Robb Engineering

Firsts JV 105 103 S

99 97 14.0 98 93 90 93 90

Robb Mumford Stanfleld’s Limited

Trindad Electric Stock

Dividends 5 p. c. Quarterly, january ist., April Ist.

July ist., and October ist. Price 70 p.c.

Con. 101 99 N

' 34 32 Y

Stanfield's Limited Preferred 97 '

Carrying full three months

dividend, fliie july ist,

'I lie above stock offers an _excellent opportunity' for in-

estnient of amounts large or small.

0 LIABILITY. It is fully paid and non-assessable. IELI) 7 I-8 p. c. An excellent return for an ‘Electric-

. Railway and L1`gl1lting'Czu1ipz1ny

TABILITY During the recent Hiiaiicial disntiirba-iices

this stock fluctuated very little. ‘

. - '\ ‘ I

l It was the first time that an,Stanflcld's Ltd., Common 85

Englitghi lmoingitrch has cvcr madc|Acadla Sugar 105 102 g . '» , ano ca vs inRu' \t~. Bd tu ich eq

| The British squadrosliisléoriingmtihe integiist. quo B one an w Beau . Mr-inbem of MontreelSl.ock Ii cl. .

x Huge

royal yacht Victoria and Albert with Hahfuv NS 5'- -l°l’"» N' B- the King of England on board, en- M ‘

tertaincd the Bay of Revol sl-.ortly after ten o’clodk this mornin Th

8- 8 THE MAN WHO WORKS HARD

customary salutes were fi

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aa. and `

i““'°"` an "x°hB”Ke Of f0I`m*|1 ViSi`¢S.i Perseverance and will power he ` I An Ideal

:the King H115 Eml10l‘0\`L1UUChCd OU must have, but whether he has [NVB5Tl‘1EN'l`

lgoarélh the Russian yacht ilolar Star, strength and vlg0l` 15 81105101' WD' Where the Principal is amply securc1l,nn1l is g Ipsws 0 E025 S 0 ll 6 ,D0WBlZ\?’l` Emrisideration. Hard working men usu- SA ' -_

MONTREAL June 11-Two new

deans weretafipointed at McGill by the' board of governors this after- noon. Prof. Frank D. Adams was made dean of the faculty of applied science in succession to Dr. Bovey, who ,retired last February, with Prof. C. H. McLeod as vice-dean.

Dr. Frank J. Shepherd was made

dean, of the medical faculty to fill the vacancy caused by the retire- ment'of Dr. T. G. Roddick. Both new deans nrc graduates of McGill and natives of this Prlovlhce, Prof. Adams having been born in Mont~ real, while Prof. Shepherd is a nnt- fve of Como, Que.

Advertisers are again reminded

u their "changes" must be received

sure insertion fn next issue. All re cefved later than the Above hours will

that their "bunfneu locals" as well

at this odlce not later than one o'- cloek sharp of each week day, ox- clusfve of statutory holidays, to fn-.

Fl:

ll h irrit bl nd hould. ~ _ ~ - , ~

.M ,;‘,,i,,,“§‘:,,,, ;,,:.,‘:,;";§,§ ,, wi-=f-ec me--» »~

S lot Ferrozone, a tonvc that rebuilds SEE?

, . and revitalizes beyond all telling. . .

I .- . _ I h th ,L P oviure of Nova Scotia 4 per cent llonrls, due 1919, _

. . . . . A/ ‘_ étgrgxgewqxgsgrg tie 5:53? dow; in W.e`of|er¢in logs to suit buyers. $m,ooo of these lleurls at foo. yield-

Wliere security and price: slabilitv are

men It forms new blood, supplies g4 P "ce" °°l °'""°m"e'"

me Bynum with abundant no r1sh_ concerned they are sn unequalled mseshncut

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......., ....1 .......¢.......1. .»..,.'l ... 1-'_ B. Mecunmr a co.,

-1 ~ - - ,'- ' ' - tiredness and laseitude Ferronone so-‘ Memben of Montreal Stock Exchange

If I tablishes s reserve of energy and vim

|85 Hollis St. ‘Halifax,,N. S.

Tu' F°f'°‘°“°°-Pri” 50° P" \»°*- . ll

A vi;ii`Y coop neuron |NDrEn'is ir’

wwf;-la:l¢;‘cn;s"i;l'\:i'i\\~3|‘i,n1i\IrlLh hot closet, and uihk, Q48. which places this high pad; nn.-

azcxlzallngdéiipcnygvni Interested to carefully inspect. and compare It at any of the felled* ‘

. The Enterprise Monarch Steel Range'

lt pnyn fizxztsolf In Iilmnowv ov' Four.: no that nl. the end of ii few years the saving ln hh

wav nlone roi' the enllre 1-out of the runirc.

It b|nS1'i1nNo Rauma. honestly constructed; therefore will last well through Ile year.

lt is paying for lwolfwnd longer.

In nddltfon there'n the Env: or f)|'i-:union and tho possession ef every modern improve

ment that has proven of value ln netunl uno. .

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'rimwilii-aim _ ......aircrew 131-uae. sigh” 1 .mm

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