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SCHOOL v ‘ ‘ [oifiiw/ x o". In‘ N LINN‘: .‘ \ /// f, z f /- / _\i.'(y' b’: o.’ t ' “Qvil l

For Big and Little Brother!

Boys’ Clothes

ForSohool Opening-Sept. 2nd.

HERBS perfect harmony here in our Suits for Boys.

That’s possible through the blending of correct style, durable fabrics and skilled tailoring. And here are Knicker and Long Trousers Suits in six feature groups.

Boys’ Tweed Suits for school wear, made from good quality wool and cotton tweed, Norfolk style coat, with bloomer pants. They come in greys,- browns, blues and fancy mixed tweeds.

Sizes 26 to 30, ages 8 to 12 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.75 Sizes 31 to 36, ages to l8 years . . . . . . . . . . $6.75 »

Boys’ Brown Tweed two pant suits made from a good quality wool and cotton tweed, Norfolk coat. with two pair of bloomers.

Sizes for boys up to_ 1Q years .. . $1590

Boys’ Blue Cheviot Suits with two bloomers, good quality English Cheviot, Norfolk style coat with two pair full lined bloomers.

Sizes for boys to 17 years . . . . . . $8.85

Boys’ all wool Fox English (‘heviot Blue Suits, fully guaranteed and every suit bears label; the coat comes in plain English model with three piece belt, two pair bloomers.

Sizes for boys from 8 to 18 years $12-00

Boys’ first long pant suits in fancy greys, browns and light mixed tweeds, also plain blue Serge and Chev- iots.

Sizes from A33 to 39 chest. Plain and fancy models $15.00, 8516,00, $18.00, $20.00.

Boys’ all wool Wear Better Suits, with two pairs linen lined bloomers, coat comes in a new model with three piece belt. They come in Heather, Lovatt and Fancy Greys.

Sizes for boys up to 15 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13.75 Sizes for boys 16 to 18 years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14.50

w Martin Xlouztgiittn of tit,- Char. ~ J toll-town diofulso_ k -—~— ~~~-~ ——"—~>~-~~* ~ —~-~ - --_--~_-_ ..____ .

‘ ate. it is to h.- llflilifll that all, PERSONALS " -\l_ tittii llafuse, Charlotte- VCIY SUCCCSSflll itcfleht n4 niil avail tlp-inselv‘ s oi '- “ll l>'

i’ oppiirtuiiity' to itnprinw- tlt-tii-i _; iii-iii'.-.-..iontiii_v.

Convention At Uiggf?“ ' tiperitit ndtlnt Shaw. flmkt: on

The hatthi-n: of lilill’ ctor Sow“ miil-acatlotts as outlitti-d iti the filtiwlll ~‘- speClbffliir incl ill wllvvlillo" i“ tit-t, and spoke viiry strongly to liir- - eliir. nntl Mrs. J. A. Smailman [W58 on Weiln sday 26th in“ PW‘ tt-ncht-rs ngairnt lllllh" "'tl‘y Co!“ hate returned t0 Sunimerside. af- flltlETil (frozler of Montague Dffislll‘ rt-spontitetict- with thi: <l"_l>1\t‘tlll Ill; t~-: siti-tiditig a very enjoyable ing. after n fiw lntrodtlcwl‘? m‘ Following the Sllllvflllivlltlfiill:5 -\»,.,.k m marks y". (vflllttl ulton Dr Amorit orifliliiflirl‘ thv- (lut-stiitu llox w (hi. Hamilton Normal School \Vh0i0])t'illtl, Antoni; tlinst- taking part gave a most lntemtting and ill-tin m. illscni-rsloits were Dr. Amos.

~.\lr_ Austin Scales has left on a two weeks business trip to \'ir izitiia.

Aiiierton.

Mr, and Mrs. William Steevr-s have left

THE cnAitLorrn-io

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WN GUARDIAN

Hllliilllii‘ ‘

t

Plge I is suitable.

will toad lire hop and lnmhn

den and Albany. merside Council of the Knights

ara to b: held on Sept. 16th wh

will b.;. en-mpli r11.

—GUARDIAN W E B T E l!

representative has an adieu Water Street. Summerside, next

receive news items, veruslng.

—LOSES EYE-As a result of shootin: Ctrtjlfli-lll Vincent While thing a vised wooden llfLnCh

that the Prince County

~ratlori.

a lllf“~f.l'li.' or the Alr-dical Ccflnt-i

eau Laurieron September 2 lll‘ [anion will be absent about tut

ither medical centres, Warburion- Charlottetown. is an

nher island representative to the nedieal council

-FOX NEWS-The annual fox show under thi- auspices 0i‘ the Canadian Silver Black Fox Bread- ~rs fvsoriatitin will iii- held in Tor onto this year in November, Mr. Jami-s ll. Prichard has just return. ill from Toronto where he Cflllllllnl t-d tirrting»-m~.-nts for advertlsinv and other matters, Messrs, J. Ed

gar Milligatt Noithzim, l’, E, l, and .\lr_. Vmcriit Fayle have been up. lwllllwl Judges for the show, Th.

"tiitailntn Siltwi- l-‘ox Breeders .-\.s- silt-tattoo has receive-d 31,0“; your; fnx registrations so tar this season at its head office in Stimmerslde. l

—W M S MEETING-The Rev llr. ii’. it. Reid and ,\Ir,q ]{gi(] q] Jlontirlri-l ivt-ri- visit tr; a‘ [ha 9n titiai Illvfiiillg of the W_ M_ S, of 1 ht.- Aibi-rton ‘Prs-s/lnvt-rian Chili-ch ‘on \\’¢ilno-.d~ay' r-venin; 135p “p; "ortner .-p akin; on liiLlrlH- Misxigng in ;he “lest and the latter on worii irnoi 1 tit~ Worn-n in India llotii Itdrtssrg war» l‘ r-iied to with tin-

usual poi-at. '|"h<- tihanivoffering wag ottr- of rht- w! in rhc ‘its I-ltjv "'1' the rot-i 'ty t- nienilitersltii-

of which has been inurmst-tl ‘by 8 Illlllllll r of aildiittion< from the Elam: "Talk and Bloomfield sections of the i:t girgzilion.

-——CATHOLIC MITSSION.— Rev l-‘ntiirr Josvph Montighziu, h‘, .i.. oi

the Catiatiian (lrllt r l5 at iii-minty. (“liillllt d"; u tni=sioii at litdiaii Riv- er. Th- tirssion has hop" very largely" atti-ndt-i and tln- closing 5Fl'\i\,'¢*

t'tlllllllL‘ll('t.'.\' at tLIlu iii-lock.

i.a.t melt l-‘atlwr Altmaahan con- tiJt-Ivti his tit-st mission at lliscou» I'll". Ftitlr-r Monaghan was well ltnoyvti ill (‘littrltttttt-oivn and Qthor

[tarts of‘ tlit- lsizttitl btfori- hu en-

—NOTICE "ro FARMERS-We;

Albany Station on Wednesday and Jtiursday. Sept. 9th and 10th. lar- set prit-es paid. Green Bros, Bor-

Columtms has a large list of appli rants for membership. initiations

th- first. second and third degrees

OFFICE-The Guardian‘; Wstterr.

laurence Gallant‘! Tailor Shop 1311i] directly oppodte the Gallant Crockett blocki-his phone number is 233. He will be pleased m rt-

Enmore Lot l" has lost iris ey- ’t.Il with an impru-

liguinng his (If and face so badly his eye had to be removed at

—MED|CAL COUNClL.—Dr. E T, Tanton Rummerside left yester day morning for Ottawa to attend

of Caitatla to b», held at the Chat h]

“$77,”; and “m “Si: Toronm amllnil principal, Miss Douglas; 3rd Dr. Jam-I.»

-auor m» nor-an arm; ""'”"""E° “ u“ “"5" -i=on LATE warznu new:

‘Wesley Champion. Keniinlwll-

i» Eastern Guardian

31'

hi

9n p. m.

..'EA8TERN AGENT- Hr. 1.5 '.\‘. Murdock is now Guardian agent,’

ting was cool the sting sum of over l-'t'\'(‘ll[)' dollars was realized.

, .__-_ . I .."GEORGETOWN High School

‘staifw-Prlncipal. J, F. Connolly:

lepartinent. J. A. B, .\lcConiti~il: Ail; deparmient. Miss McComiacl-c; 3th dtpartment. Miss Morrtss v; 6th department. Miss Tayion-A.

..‘BOUGHTON ISLAND- Boughton Beach ls the ideal spot "o rest your weary mind and hotly. {This beautiful beach which is al- most a mile long affords splendid turf-bathing to the tourist.~.\lr.-. ll. J. MeCormac. Bougiiioit lslatiil was visiting recently in tleorst» .own.—-Mr. and Mrs. John i.igltt-' zer, Charlottetown. were trisiting‘ i recently in (leorgctotvn/Miss Margaret MeCorinatr. teat-tier of’ Bnuzhton island school. spent the_ week-end at her home in St. Geor‘ zes.

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..'lnsp<-otor L. W Shaw of (leorzw. "own has again resumed his rclllll-i tr (titties after completing the- tummer course in Mt. Allison lln~ tensity. Mr. Shaw took the fol- lowing coursts: Educational ad- inltistration. educational psyclii-i. ggy, general pysclioiogy. ll1 the lists lately published Mr Shavst lama appkllfi as taking honors in ill thr.~-; subjects leading the class .n educational psychology nud- iaklng second place in ~ach oi’ tliei ather two. Mt, Allison University ‘.4 rctitiering splC-Iltiiti sE-rvim to‘ he Xfaritime Hruvitices throuizll.’ hese summer courses. ntid it is to] .10 hoped that many of otir teach- 2T5 may ill tii- future iilkt.‘ ailvaitt- tgo of thi- opportunities thus af- ttrdeil for iiitliro\'t~.nii.*iil.-—A.

. ."COAL SHFMENTS.

.f the (lUfll stiriko arrived ott Alon- lay last “their the local owned §clir. Argo. (fapt. ..\ltirphy' illlFlVt d 1mm Piclou tivith hion Nut ma] for the firm of Poole.’ & 'l‘ltoinpson. This quality of coal is greatly in (lclllfllld in Montague

Fermi tiir- Jesuit Order. lii- was for Sllllll,’ _v-~ai'.~ \'.i<t -|I|jii|4»j|,n] U; Queen fltllilrv School, (‘ltariottettttvn and also UiWllilPll Si. lltlnsiayfg 430mg‘. 'i'his is his: Rtwtlllfl visit to his nat~ We Province sin .ll.t itrdei- and after titt- (‘tlnclusflfl "l ill-h PTP-“Wlll nii~sion he will make - hort t to his home in Kei~ "toss. l-‘iitli-i- Alonanlizin S, J. it. a hrutltcl‘ of Hither Martin Mon- Mfltntt. Miscourlit» and an uncle of l‘ilil|l‘l‘ tlaiin Monnizhan and Fath-

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iin return to Montreal. structive ih-nittnstratlon on Print- Stipurintenilt-ttt Shaw, lnspt-otoi- ‘mm. Spending "H, gummy]. Wm, ary methods. Without doubt this gym“? principals Bhfllfllll all‘! \lr and Mrs. J. Gordon St-hurman. t demonstration was the niatnre of (Jrozier and otlii-rs, ‘ ,,,H.,.,,id..v {hi} day. many anti \"tl‘li'il lllP-"lfii lion i) ..\. .\l<-i\'iimiiii. M. l’-

q-oi-t; glvMl tthe twiohrris of this tm-‘spoke 179T)’ flcilelllabll/ l0 tllefeach‘ e Airs, ltr, Stt-i-nril, Sat-kvillt- .\'

Dortant ilvpartti. ‘(it of scltlflllflilflltlilnl; ga [lhlskix-l-u-{tlly "llllllltllllllilul'l‘i'_' ll, is tisitiui; Mrs, ll, R, (‘rot-lu-t.

~ - r. ‘tnoss. ..- ‘.~<:lll» it ii- ' o ' i -~" -. . ,

gliiilxvlbnuiztiinlftl tlii- it-.i’\('ll4‘l'.'~' lYfiTkyllftJllllll out in tthe Qllffiiihn Box. 5mjjittriflll"

the ensuing year, refcrlni; "Httfivl- .\lr, Ait-Ktnnon was followed by

ally to such mtit-trrs as punctuzilitylllov Mr. (trout of lfigg who extend-

keepln! uh. ri-gistf-l‘, time tsihlesii-u greetings front tht- people of

school fairs, .ill* district In tlit- convention. l it is planar-ii to utilize tho, school; Vnaiiiiuotit-i volt-s of lhnllks w. rc,

(at; ggntri-s as a ctittvi-nli-nt incanslti-iiiii-red Dr. Alimss for his most

of carrying on "study gmttpfjiirstruelive iloinonstrtitioti thci

gmgns the teachers this incfpotiwf-‘Lityai Orange Society for the use

of their htiii. and to the People of

illE district for many kindnessesj

l‘: "oTiLL

FOR WARTS

Apply Mlnnrd’: freely and often and watch them disappear. Ti

is t LlNlMENTi

LATQ ._,i_',i Pi\)f\\L~: -. sitown. f f 't'ti_..- following Orin-m were ap-l ipttilltctl for current yi-zir: i l'ri;iiiilent—-Leigli crazier,‘ Mont- agin- ‘Sr-erotary-d, A. B. iGtorgetown | Executive ‘Committee-Jilin Vic-y kerson. Mr E. J. Dunn. Mr Nathan Beers.

McConnell. j

Meeting was brought to ii close by singing 'tho National Anthem. About elKhty-five teacliim were in. llttcnllflnCe.-——A,

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Mlnnld‘! Lllhnlnt for Nnnllflll. t; l

can‘ Bmoh m». nrvvwl J

nit I ntfifitiwFFFiviiriii-Z W“ TTM"_TTT w

av rpnuw -\T i» Twcevg QQLOQK AN DxQQrun-I-R TAL Ktfl‘ Tn) YW" <#~KE~G»\T-,'-: m: Ntlvtte, v<r~40\.,§, v4.4a“

- - l- . . . ,;' Q1915 IYlm-‘L Fill-run: Szmdtl. in! 1 4

1nd found a ready stile. hous -' holders living earn-r tin lziy in their‘

Dominion her

(‘om regular

lint: ill Stiiiimersiilp and

“ill silt: in itir- Blllltisl church lLIlllt)l‘i‘()\\'. -__._ rMss .\udrt-_v Arbing. lliiston, “r5 "Pexas ‘

is visiting liir an“; ll. Crot-kett. Suinmerside.

li'-\‘ an ill wind

"lllllll- Exchange.

“Shall trivw-t he paid wages?" is iwrpit-xitiir many households.

"if ihi-y wert-trt." lot of u~' tzu_v- wouiil have to hustle out and look for a job."

MP8. '14- John Hawkins; Mrs. S. G. Pippin; Cross. hliss El- QM" lzabeth (lattthler: Mrs. Jas. Alcl-iw- 10mm“ en and faintly; Bouquets, .\‘lrs, Jory n.

m“ MUM] an“) iiagii. Mrs, Win. (fooper, Mrs, ll.

‘ ' ' Smith. Miss ‘Mary MUKHIHOII. Miss

Annlp Nicholson. Mr, ant

bedwiek. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Dun-

cnn. Mina Margaret Campbell. Mrs.

says Jones "a 1"»

llleltitven. Mr. and M

FLORAL TRIBUTES AND Eltli i- -SPIRITUAL OFFERINGS Elli-ZS

the late Ada

Gertrude Cliappeli: Silent‘, Mr, and w. 11nd Mrs. "till" Mr. and Egg"

ll. E, .\iiller; Pillow.

.-\'lll‘Sl"lll\llli- Miss Lillie llan-

Mclnnis. hlrs. Jnlin Steele.

v

Mass thirds: Family. Mrs. James nllllpr rs A. (laliantJl-Jggs

HEY - DKUQHTER ~ COME.

lSCGS-ZT-Gi

SHOP hvln Edna's Catalogue

__'F|$H 0R MEAT cured with isinzsst ‘uatasuti Salt won't smil- l -_- i Aug. 22»7l.. --K. OF C. DEGREES-Jflie Snm- ——— : ‘GEORGETOWN CIRCUIT. —- si-rvicee; for Sabbath 30th lust. charge-form l1 a. m. Sturgeon 7.30

~ n-npdied with the fnlioivinzf

Alargnret.

Oats. old Following are the floral tributes P6111101‘? to the memory of

jIluttr-r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

dilggs l M rs, 1.10am

in Montague and will be pleased to‘ l 7 \ u: ‘hem’ N receive naive items, ndvertlsit‘, o, . , J- ' ' , . ‘ . on ggilzgillll new and renewal on: l i S to ' ‘ ' led selection of Young ..'MURRAY RIVER-Dr. L. ,.\. A "i" F“ "" . _ . Men‘: Suit; in all the leading styles. There i-‘.-'3i"?ll"l;. ii1i2"“i€; .“%“';‘.%“°r ‘my M“ "i “m” "- = "We m; wcdnegday gem via‘ an‘; fir} range of patterns. made by the heat manu. advert-loin;- » ' '45§9_8_K)s_2-i ' facturers in Canada, thus assuring ever-y " t satisfaction. Our Suits fit well, wear well I _=BAP~|-|s-r cHuRcH_PreaCh__ and always look the but. Price: range " Fan-jg‘); on ‘he Montague Bap.‘ 179M ------------------------ -- slarw UP- Be“ " circuit Sunday, Aug. 30th as lion's: Montague ll a. m; bro QIOWII 3 , ; ant Sturgeo at i, [he wrap“! m" p' m' ppirgase “ole ma smug‘ Just to hand our first shipment of Fall .5 |.l' ' -.~l ' r “g ‘Sc “g l] bu!" M smrgeom , Hosiery. They are all worth your close in- Htumo“ ,p|cmc__on Wm], spection. The showing consist: of all that H05pi'[3]_ Th. nesday evening. Aug. 26. the la- ‘""f "' 7'7"" c_"'"""" ‘"4 B°“"Y lad doing Very well after the on lies of the Union church 0i .\l-)ll~ v W°°| '" 313W‘! "FEW 9' 5had"- Al” "ague held their ice-cream social _./ “Imllwdmm 3'"! "WVY Wlllrllfidl- 3¢¢ in [he ground; u; m9 germ“! ‘_ Zr.“ N these, they are new. Priccn 75c to 81.50 Vnion church. Althoug the cven- ‘=' "i-w"

values in fine Shirts. also

PAJAMAS

merits is very complete. can

inoiai

r31- stat... icoiiiieit wean-iii; Apparel-You Get the Best

FINE SHIRTS

We are showing excellent

exceptionally complete range.

an well ' Fine Percales. Bombay Cord. lgfllérprotection and comic: Tricoieflex, Broadcioths, in new: "SWIG: 0r School 5° fact any material, pattern new 3 “filer W951". and Price desired from 98c wunhnngtd ‘h MW in to ...................... $5.00 Each “My pm: d idu, ma"

AND NIGHT ROBES

Our range of sleeping gar- We supply them either in plain or striped pcrcale, dim~ lty, broadcloth. flannetette. all nicely trimmed with silk. At any price from $2.00 to

We are leaders in Hats, Caps, Neckwear, Suspend- i ers, Etc., or any thing else. carried in an up to date Men’s Furnishing Departmmt.

At SINCLAIIPS

NEW” FALL AND v WINTER OVERCOATS

Select your Winter Overcoat now before starting to College. The new ltock has lint arrived, thus aftordng you the osworwnlty of prowl-trig n» colt you wish. all lino. styles. materials and pricfl. Coll in ind

a pair.

SWEATERS

You sure! for mo" wig-avian: a Sweater

DH

SHOES

Our Men’: and Boy‘: Shoo Department i: very complete. All the new Shoes, Oxford’, and Slipper; await your choosing. Our Shoes fit well and wear well. Satisfaction guaranteed.

rand Stewart ltd.

Summerside, P. HE. I. i

.\ir. and Mrs. Sani Nicholson.

vses Janie anti Mary lltlllttitt}. ‘MissPotatut-s . . . . . . ‘lllnnclie and Arthur Gratin-tit. ‘

Spiritual offerings: Family,

jand Mrs, James lainittbert, Monta-t __ The gue; .\ir. anti Mrs. John Snvidattt. jirst cat-go oi x-nal to arrive ln distill“ _ m" of nl()nlag"(a Sim.” the emiingihirs. L. hlonoghan and family, Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Lawlor and family. , ,\liss Maurie Trainor, .\liss hit-lami- $201‘ ‘ ' ' ' " Arsentiult. .\ir. and Mrs. Frank Sn- 03f “as a cargo of Al-yirlant, Mr. and Mrs, lt‘retl hlt-Kiti-t 7 non and family, .\liss Carrie Craig. .\iis.-t Janie Nicholson. Miss Giai -s McDonald, Mrs. Thos. Harper and Helen McDonald. _ ‘ , ’ _ v V ,.\ir, and Mrs. Robt. Sziinpio and fa- giiflilg mily. hiiss ‘hfnrgnrc: .\ici\'ein:a. looking Sch-r. Ada M. Wosthaver.‘ Capt. V-trrton Peardon arrived tni t... joining the J95. Montague recon-fly and will layi, up rill itho fall. when she will takei mi a cargo of potatoes for Hrdifn The steamer Capt. (‘imper tirade call zit hlon-tagtit. on Thursday last F1 . and willed aigain for ilaiitax. \-'<-ry0l1i.R . . . . . - - . .- lLitle freight is offering fair this llrty . . . . .. rleamer tit this iilllllfl‘ of yvzar, front Potames this port.

Sadie .\l('l)0l'ltll(l. ‘Mr.

.\liss

(Patriot Please Copy) —-<-0&-——-

THE MARKETS

mm" 30/.“ ..\t. Ill-flirty Co. ..

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souaTs.

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MONTAGUE.

MURRAV HARBOR.

MT. STEWART.

WELL- \T‘5 ABOUT TIME HE L-EFT- HA5“- EvER 5M0 ANx-ry-iiyqq T0 YOU ABOUT TH":

"NUT OF Hi5 Or srmisi‘ so nwrz?

,9‘Steel Com. of Canada " afiiShnyvlnlgan ...... ..

, _ , _ ‘ _ _ _ _ , _ Hggmgi) Motitreal Power .. g9 Winnipog Electric

T YOUR NOTHEQ

.\l‘is- Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. G5 National Brctvt-rlesj 5i $1.00 Can. Con. Con?" -

SUMMERSIDE.

lttt ‘DS i084 Victory .. 1031i Victory .

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l]. NKS

---_ Bank Commerce _-

~ a - »""“"' illank Nova Seotia . -

. Afloat/Haiti “-lleal__seln_ 156a‘; p“, 155 “Mihlay, 16011;. ' ~ I i Corn—Sept. 915x; Dec Sill

""l.\ia_v, 145%.

_ - oats-septasit: 1181-415‘- _ 46i:‘heat—Oct. 140%; Declli ' —~—— May. 141%.

Illlliifll‘ Eggs

Hides . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pressed llny

and

ll.\l.iF.\.\', .\ur.'_ 2!.‘ (y-unlritiotis ‘tiriiislii-il liy Jt-itnstitu and \\‘ar<i.i .\i- mbers of thi- Montreal Stocki .-Jxchtttii;e: At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. 121%

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.\'t-\v York Air Ilrake Co. ... 77% ' .\i’llPX'it‘Ill'l (‘nu Co, 234 a .\tu. (‘air and Ftllliltll‘ Co. . 107 v 3;". é_ i \in. Loeontotivo ('0. 11114 i’ 3t . .\\'ll{'ll'fll‘lillil Ctrprlvrrlhlétli n?‘ goliliii gvlfiicuz“ ‘P’ .. . ran. uni ui. v, . . _ '4' "a 8:8 _ Talia (fang- Stigar Co. . 9'3 - 3 ma “i”

(‘uba Cane Stnzur Pfit. lililfilililtlllill Paper -Co. lleadltig Co, .......... .. Southern Pacific Co. Fninn Pacific Ry. ._...... lCS, Industrial Alcohol Co,