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SAFETY FIRST
Every wise man and woman who has money to invest should
look Hrst at the safety of _any investment offered them_. Large returns generally carry with them large elements ofrisk. We
say GENERALLY, but understand that does not mean alwlalys, as in the case of the INTERPROVINCIAL COAL COMPA Y, LIMITED, whose offer of one and one-half shares for the price of one, and added to that a guarantee of 25 p. c. each year for four years, carries with it the maximum amount of safety requir-
ed of an investment.
Look upon this Company and its offer to you in any way, or
from any side, and you cannot help admitting the truth of the
above statement. Then, this being true, why hesitate?
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DIVIDENDS NEXT -.
Next, the returns to be made is the consideration. I_n this
respect, we do not ,believe that there is an investment inthe ‘ world better. Stop 'and think! We have two million tons of coal; we propose to make one dollar profit on each ton---egualling $2,000,000---this will be scattered over 35 years. Besi es the participation of every Investor in this Company in this large pro- fit, We are guaranteeing 25 p. c. dividend each y_ear until you have all your money back, and your investment still remains the same, and your money is not used by us until you are perfectly
satisfied. Send a man to the mine to tell you everything we say
better think?
WE OFFER YOU COAL AT 5c PER TON
Our capitalization is $100,000. Our supply of coal is 2,000,000 tons. Exactly live cents per ton is what the Investor pays for it. It costs one dollar to mine it, and loa_d it on the cars of the
Canadian Pacific Railway at our mine. Can you see tlie profit to be made by selling same? These costs are so easily verified that it would be utterly useless to attempt to deceive you. Our competi- tors are not within 90c per ton, freight, as near our market as we are, and they are 600 feet to 1,000 feet in the ground, while our Coal is exactly 20 feet down--some difference when it comes to cost of production, and this is one of the essential things for the Investor to consider.
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Marketing our coal is a small matter, as the coal is one of the best coals in the West and is admittedly superior to any soft coal in Prince Edward Island.
about it is true. If We should be found wanting in any of our proofs, then your money is returned forthwith. Hadn’t you
With the natural advantages our mine possesses, it lacks one-$20,000 of its capital. To get this, we are offering you concessions such as are unheard of in- the coal mining world; however,
circumstances forces it, and we are doing it with a good-will.
When you think that you are offered $30,000 worth of stock for $20,000 in cash, and this stock represented by coal at 5c per ton and lying in the best situation regarding its markets and its
mining that it can possibly lie in, and on top of that a guarantee of your money back in four years and still leave you with your original amount of stock, you must realize that we are in earnest that we believe, and not only believe, but we know whereof we speak, and we are willing to court the fullest investigation by your representative, or by anybody else. We need this money, and we need it in a hurry. The people of Prince Edward Island have it, and have it a thousand times over, and are not making any use of it-that is the exact money we are after, and we should get it Do not
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think this matter over too long. Send in your subscription. Be in the first $20,000, or you will get no concession whatever. Our experience has been that the moment the stock is all sold, there are hundreds of people wanting to buy it, who have thought the matter over just a little too long-do not let it be you this time. Send in your subscription today.
S@i1d..f.°r Pr°SP@CtsS,es§l °tli*;~i£_i_f1f_<1f32aii9ni_.small at the Offise Of
- The Interprovincial Coal Compan , Limited
W. B. PROWSE, Fiscal Agent. p GEORGE W. MCPHEE, President.
""““' “F “'E"“’ CLARION CALL SOUDDED BELEIAN Hlllii MEETING LUCAIING PUWUIHY
TO-DAY.
(‘it_v i\luglstraie‘s (‘ourt. fl n. ni. Prince lidwnrii Theatre, il, 7 and 9
p. ni.
Pooplc’s Theatre. 3, 7.30 and 9 p. ni.
AIARRII D
McUONALD-McLEOD.~0u Oct. 7th. by Rev. E. lil. 5t_\‘lcs, of Souris, Miihel Ida May McDonald, only daugliter of William J. and l\lrs lllcllonuld, of [lay Fortune. to John i\lurdoi°li Mcbcod, son of Allan McLeod, of Mount liope.
DEATHS
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FORBES.-Ai Vernon River Bridge on Sunday morning. Oct. li, Mrs. George Forbes, in the 7Iirfl ycnr of her nge, Fiincrzil from her late homo on Wediiesduy foreuoon at ll o‘<-lock to liigg (fcmetery. (Examiner and Patriot please copy.)
"I1 you know the nature ol your
trouble and il it. is ciirnbie, th"l"‘ is H rcxnll remedy to restore you. (lui-ir antced satisfaction or your money refunded. .\iacl\`innon Drug (‘o., (lor. Great George and Kent. Streets. Melt
Cough
Weather
Here
Coughs are almost certain
to come soon and it is essen- tial that you should cure them promptly and thor- oughly. Neglected coughs start a long train of evils that often end badly. There is not better cough remedy than
Jamieson’s _
White Pine and Tar ;
It’s the most satisfactory
remedy we sell. It is pleasant
bottles 25c.
12 ,13 114 lW. 15
Rev. Dr Herridge Declares Church Must not Retrench. but Must Go Ahead With Still Greater Zeal.
Revival of Faith Needed.
TORONTO, Oct. 10.-“While the
Church may well pruy that this cruel war be soon over, may well pray for those that guide tho councils of the State, for our army ainl for our navy. and for our own sons who have gone to the call oi' duty, the chief cali to tho Church just now is for greater zeal, for n more abundant faith, for n larger activity. This is the hour to show the supreme value oi’ the truths
pot(-nce, not Kaiseriiiin, is king of thc world. The ('hurcli is a fighting cliurch, and Christ is the Captain, who, through good report. is culling us to follow him. "lfp Guards, and at 'l`hcinl' "
The clarion call ot' ii virlle Christ
iniiity to n iiiilitniit (‘hurch in this darkciiiiig hour oi' ii naiion'u trial was in such stirring words as these given clorgui-nt utlcrnncc Inst night hy Rev Dr. licrridge. Moderator of the Pros hytcrlaii General Assembly, \vho spokt in \\'cstiiiiiister (‘hurcli. Along with l'lr-v. llr. Grant, Dr. li'-rridge is mak- ing n tour of (`anada. in order to place luitoro l’rei»ili_vteriun congregations the duty of the hour in so fnr as it con- ccrns the Vhristian (fliurch, ami his incssagc is one of optimism and cf- forl, rather than of pessimism and re-
TIDE TABLE
; OCTOBER.
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10 iSt. 14.5 11 IS. 15.4
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18.5
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‘ trenclinicnt.
The Need of Idealista.
"The great nccd of the Church."
went on Dr. llcrrldgc. "ls a supply of practical nicn, tho:-ie ideallstu who reep the road always open to the true ind the good. Now. as ncvcr before n our history, men and womon are rying to get to thc root of things. We need it rcviviil of faith, and if we have a revivnl of faith we shall have 1 revivnl of cfforl. We shall have a new vision of thc work to do among the poor, the wcak, the suffering, the sinners, the ouicusts, those who hiivc waiirlercil away; we shall fool that, in thin hour. one thing that is especially out of plncc in the ('liurcli is the spirit if scliliilinessf'
Acqult Ourselves Like Men.
The uninterrupted prosperity of rc-
“ent yours, Dr. lierridge snld, had made people so selfish that more was nocded than a more trnnsient finan- ':inl depression to bring out their nobler qualities. "We orc hound," he said, "in this hour to be simpler in our ways, more honest and unsclilsh in our work. more pure and noble in
,our cliarracter. in this hour we are
-no longer Presliyterlaiis or Metho- dists, Grits or Tories, Protestants or Catliolics, French or English, and the only rivalry, that will be tolerated amongst us is a rivalry to acquit our- selves like men."
Markham, Ont. 0. B. BILLING.
1 was ourod of Rheumatic Gout b
I was cured of Acute Broiichitis by
IIINARWB LINIHINT. LT.-COL. 0. CBI! RIM). los*
Moore 10 pounds cheese, T. Power 10 pounds cheese, Robert Shaw 10 pounds cheese, .loliii 'linydcn 7 pounds ciiccsc, Alex lluiniltoii 10 pounds cheese.
The cash oilcrliigs were us follows:
- 'i‘wo dollars from Wm. Kanceu, Arrhd. llamillon. The following gnve Edward Brothers. J. M. Mclican, and one dollar cach:-- George Martin, J. J. Smith, Mrs. Alex. liuinllton, 't. K. (fanicron, The following committee was appointed to solicit from thc dis- trict supplying inllk to the New Perth fuctoryz- John Doyle, Sum- merville; Abner ilcwur, Brudencll; J. F. (`urran, llnldwiu's itond; Fred li. hit-llinli, l`-nion Road; Stewart McLiir- en, New l’crth; i.i-.inucl Stewart, Rose- neiiih; Milton Jenkins, Alberry Plains; Piitriclr Koughnn, Elliottvale. The secretory ot` the Dairying Company wishes the committee to report to him an noon as possible so that nt least a portion of the contribution may be forwarded with the first shipment. lt was also decided that any one donut- ing clothing suitable for men, women and children, bedding etc.. new or pnrtly worn, such as the ladies of the district will deem suitable for the suffering Belgians, can be given to the different milk drawers who will carry same to the New Perth factory whore a committee will properly pack and sort same for direct shipment. Mrs. McLean and Mrs. Mellish have kindly consented to help out this
ing the committee to get to work at
singing The National Anthem, (Patriot and Examiner please copy.)
fund in any way they can. The sec- _ retary takes this opportunity of ask- lvllled to l‘°°P that v"'l°m' p‘“`°' °"' the very, very end.
ILITAN1' CHURIIH ii liw Piniu stu il Piilinis
“Kaissrlsm Must Be Overthrown." A inost eiitluu-iinstic meeting, called Two Dominion plant Disease In- Before ix crowded church, Dr. ller- by thc directors of the New Perth sl-,ectm-S have arrived on the Island
ridge outlined clearly the attituile of Diiirylng Association, was held in the lwith instructions from Ottawa to' Great Britain in the preliniiuaries to New Perth Hall on Friday evening lexamme the potato Crop of the 15_' the world war, and sliowed that thelainl was well attendcdhy themcu and `l8nd mth u View to Iowan 0w_ Church is bound to support. that haf women oi' the district interested iiildery’ Bcnh infected farms Twng D tion which, having drawn the sword, the Belgian Relief Fund. The Indies, _ th . S ct » y"“" "must not sheath it, no inattcr how very kindly prepared n patriotic pro- "i>° e "‘ pe 0" “por cd the PTUS* great the cost, until Kaiscrisni and all gram including the singing oi' the cnc” Ui Powdcry 5°”-l’ U" like I5l"““i that it involves is, by the mercy of Maple Leaf, its a Long Wny to Tip- to il lllllltcll “Xl?°“t» but if Hllllcllff God, and for the good of humanity, pcrary. etc., while Mrs. (‘aincron pre- thot VeFY_f5`W DUSOUB 0" U19 Iillllld iutterly overthrown," Upon the issue sided most iacccptiilily at the orgnii, Were C0l1Vll»Ced that this disease pre- deponded to ii great extent thc qual- The addresses of ltev. Mr. licnry oi’ vuiled among the farms of Prince lid- ity and trend of our civilization in Montague and Dr. Mcluiilan of ('ai'd- ward Island. The inspectors will years to come, the speaker declared. lglln. ¢1CODlY lllfllllflllii Mill ll'lllY DM- serve a notice of inspection (which it was, therefore, the duty of a mili- rioiic. were most nttentively listr-iiciilshould be retained) to every farmer taut (~hu|~.-,h U, give ,111 me am ln its to lifter which the business portion of rtmy hgvc visitod and in the case of
for which the Church islands. Omni ,I iower. to enlarge rather than to cur- the meeting was considered. ' |p,)“.,|,.ry BCM, h,“fi,,g hem, dcte,,mim,d
°all, to nmke clear thc principles for The following donation of cheese M, me inspectors Summa will h .vliicii it stniids, to pin over iigiiiiist “'11s i:iv01\r~ I\lcLureu 10 iioluitls ‘,'j k, d I ’," t gh on ° the clienpncss of life, ns regarded hy <'ll00H<‘. J0|lll K€l\n0ll.\’ ‘Z0 Dflllllll-*l 1" uf un 'e HE" H, 0 . c_ “wa .iiiiiiary ticsiioiisni. nic -/.sitio of ure, Cheese. Abner Dewar 15 rounds Che- “"°“‘l""y ‘°’ °°" ‘"?".“°“- _*he far' is regarded by the religion of Jesus csc, Wm. (‘ain 20 pounds cheese, .l..\. lm" “'\l1_ U10" bv Ulilclnlly informed yj_‘|1rl5t, Dewar 25 pounds clieese, Ernest -and advised HS Tvléflfdf* P¥`0CB\1tl0Y“\l°Y
_ nieiisures. I It is hoped thnt every assistance will he rendered to the inspectors in the rliscliargc of their duties. It must lbc realized that the presence of pow- ,dery seal. in some parts of the Dom- i‘-inion has renulteil i’or potatoes in tho loss of thc Amcricnn market. Farm- ers orc requested to follow the in- structions issued by the Department nt Ottawa, when powdery soap will Soon be controlled on the Island, and the Island potato will have re- covered its old fame, and be accept- nlilc to nny country in the world, as “an the case licforc the lliubiirgo went. into force. | At thc time oi preparing this not- ice, no potatoes are allowed to ho ,shipped into the United States. Fur- imers are udvised to keep ii suilicient
iquantity of such potatoes for i-ie`cd purposes which have been found cn- Itirely free from infection hy tho in. spcctorn on their first inspection. It is not advisable to use for need, po- itntoes of infected lots from which nu diseased potatoes have been removed, .The disease germ may adhere in larizs numbers to auch apparently -disease-free potatoes, and cause ro- lnppearance of it. Powdery scab is ghost controlled by the use of perfect- ly clean potatoes planted on lnnd that has not previously produced 5 diseased crop. Farmers are also nd-
ly potatoes from fields showing no
once so that no time may be lost in .dismiss miemzftY;\;'ii::d“;»;i;`;otie»;ni;re Who will leave th¢,¢ity stun?
I was cursd of Rheumatic Gout by f“‘°lhe" "°"n°°"°“‘ A h°“"'y '°t° °t nt mr m ” no 0' who Wi" '"'°°" till* lllvlllrh no moral
- I I thanks was tendered the Reverend ‘es." _ who Wm ret Q, th I 1 l d
by MINARDB L NIMENT lreritiemen for their able and Dstriotlc (Signed) H. ’l‘. GUSSOW. mid ,,,,,nd.,° ‘T °' ° ‘UW patch as also became WMU. BM 1 °°“ld °
HA” "_ ANDREW KIN0_ addresses. The meeting closed by Dominion Botanist. who will swing right into line
Ottawa, Oct. 6, 1914.
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A GIFT UF 'l`l-iii YEARS.
licurning to really iipprccinte in
pcrlinps a gift. that comes slowly with the years, und that brings with it u \-tmderful coinpeusntion for some of the things that the yours nay have robbed us of. -For instance the ability to cnjo_\ tlic golden glory of these autumn niiys was not quite :is possible with un in our teens as it is today in mid-life, We can 'now seo ii beauty and ri richness and fi nvcnninr; in hillside and prniric and nionntnin ns touched hy the nmgic hund of the coming change that, wus not possible in the flush and cilcrves- cencc of our youthful days.
Such iii possible, hilt is it actual
with us? There is no more common or more criminal neglect than the neglect of the beiiiity of thc changing duys und neiisoiia. Nature works her wonrli'ou.~i inirnclc, wondroiui indeed past nil our iindcrntnnding of power right in our prcnencc; but we look nt it with iinsceinr, eyes rind iiiiqiiiclcii- cd souls. And in doing is.) wo: have ininisctl what ought to have been n source of joy and ptr:-ngth ,md l,eB,,_ ty in our liven, inspiring and onrihl» ing them ht. every point.
There is no blessing on unuppi-0¢i,\_
ted as that blessing of beauty and color and iiiovienient revealed through the hniid of Gnd in the world in which llc hun given you and |\.i-.tiur home. (‘-nu \\'c thinlf. of what H, world it would bo had it henn made wood- cn and colorless and unchanging.
WHO?
By “office B. G1l)b8.,
wht) Will K0 LD ml tho gqpg?
Who will huckleon his straps? Who will speed across the prairie to
defend?
Who will bid fnrewcll to all? Who will hark his country'e coll?
F01' our Empire must go forward to
F From the homestead ,mi the mlm?
or our Empire must. keep lighting
to th ver r
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lllrlo .fiiuaiitgaot those nondn and desi!" Of W."° Wm WP '-0 NM the cross
poo es cannot be surnueii. E. A. NUI the ones who sup" 10") F05 B Central Drum' Store. ‘Who will keep our qs" 015 gmph.,
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MASTER DANIEL ROSS.
Tho sud dr-ntii occurred on lllonday.
(ict. 7th, of Duniel Ross, oldest non of Nell Ross, of Bay Fortune. De- ceased wus only 10 yours oi' nge. Al- though he was not feeling as wcll as usual he went to school und kept about' uit usual, and nothing serious was feared. until about..teu days ago when the doctor pronounced the trou- ble to he iipiniil meningitis. The funeral look place on Wodnesrlny allur- noon, llev. E. E. Styles conducting the services at tho house and the grave- iiidc. 'I`iie interment took place in tho Presbyterian cemetery at Dundas.
“()ur supply oi' cigars is bcluii
coin-itaiitiy replaced with fresh stock. (ict the habit oi’ calling ut our cigar counter for your require- lineuta. You will be pleased with our cigars und our service. The .'i`wo Macs, 140 Grout George Street.
BEHMAN llHllPLiNi
IS iliillllilil
l.0N|i0N, Oct. 10.- An Antwerp
corrcspoudont says the German ef- fort townrds ilie north of France willl a view to fixing n wedge hctWI‘.l‘ll Antwerp and the Allies ima nearly hor-ii destroyed in the lighting iirouud Lille and South of Ghent. Many priso- ners have been taken and n Germull aeroplane destroyed.
Renewed vigor
in 0ld Age
THIS iiET’I‘liJlf. BRINGS A MES-
SAGE OF (JHEER TO 'IIHE AGED ~l'iFJSllL'I‘S Ol" IIHING DIL L`IlASE‘S N,l‘}RVl~] FOOD.
New, rich blood is what is most
needed in tho declining years to koell up energy and vitality. That Df- l.'liaso's Nerve Food is a wonderful help in inaintainlng good health and prolonging life is attested b Y¢l‘° writer of this latter. Mr.- Stephen J. Lourd, North 'I‘l‘¥°\‘\ r-_ I-:_ 1., writes:-"At seventy-ll" years of age my heart new 011* “"5 became very irregular and wvbk ll* action and would pulpitate. M! 0""
nnthinglbut lie in bod in a lhllllilml' ing condition, losing atrsnli-ll "0 weight.. In that condition I M55: using Dr. Chsss’s Nervoblxtwah as. om cured. Had I not o ll
treatment I' would now be in the
Ellgtirtyt-Tsiisroldhsdzvu on ";Il02:;""hl°h means go, and 1 om" "V14 *"8 tm' utter so that uni people lllw '“Y’°" may prolong their health and straps-
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th-b i this st medicine." 50° it nov; lgf ss.so'."l'nr me by *ll denim `
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