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MAY 19. 1916 f V . 'sms Crmxmnrmown Gmmnnm * _ ,PAGE~SEVEN“- ._-

C The Eastern Guardian M " _ _ I I

-.._°lT PAYS to buy In this Province

..°D. F. 'i'|ERNEY is Guardian re-

presentative in Souris. met;

..*8T. ALBAN’5 SOURIB.-There will be services in the above church on Sunday next at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. Choir prsctice at 8 P. M. on Saturday. Mr. Clement Mitchell will oiliciate.

Canadian Highlander

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The Oban Times. publishecl in Oban.,

Scotland, in its issue of April, 29th, says: “Among life Canadian Highland- ers who have been on a visit to Oban and district, within the past few weeks the name ol’ Sergeant J. L. McPherson is worthy of recognition. Sergeant Mc- Pherson, a Canadian by birth, is a descendant of the Campbells of Lorn. who were always recognized as a sept of the ancient house of Duustaff- nage. His mother, who is 'a native of Oban, left the town about forty-five years ago, and settled in Prince Ed- ward Island, where her home is now. Having s. desire to visit his mother’s native place, Sergeant MacPherson spent a short holiday ln Oban before Proceeding to take UD duty with ‘his regiment. The family history of the Campbells of Dunstaffnnge appealed to him, and a visit to the ancient bury- ing ground at Dunstaffnage was of special interest, for there he saw the graves of his forebears, the earliest of

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Far more effective than Sticky Fly Catchers. Clean to handle. Sold by Druggists and Grocers everywhere.

A Military P Boots

DRESS BOOT-fa nice

light Military Boot made in Russia Calf-Skin on a neat toe.

$6.50 a pair

Officers’ Field Boot

Made in Tan Willow _Calf- Skin, 17 inches high, DOUBLE Viscolized Sole. a dandy fitter.

$15.00 a pair Canada’s Best”

See Our Window

Alley & Co.

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COAL

Sydney Reserve Coal now due to

arrive by the following schooner!

namely :-

“H. H. Kitchener" with 255 l°”l “Glady| E. whidden with 387 i°|\l “Carl E. Richards” with* .250 tons UM.,-y 5. McDougall” with 170 tons ..n“bu,.‘," Wm, _ _- '180 tons

If you ,equips new Fresh Mined

can of peg; quality please send Your

order in at once. and delivery will :W6 made promptly ll`°m V°"°]' whim d " charging at lowest pricce. _

Schooner to charter always lil 60°

mana and we guarantee to DIY fl-ll* highest current rate of frelslli '°m Sydney, Louisburs Ol' Gl“°° 3”'

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' ..°0NE CENT per word each in- sertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..°T. GORDON IVEB is Guardian

Representative in Montague.

..*THE MONTAGUE WOMENS

institute held their regular meeting at the Red Cross Rooms on May 5th, The program of t he meeting consist- ed prlncipnlly oi' a discussion of en- tertainment to be given by the school children on June. and the packing of a box for the Red`Cross Society. $35 has been donated by the Institute and W. P. A. for the band fund for 'the 105th. A most commendable move on the part of the members is the adopt- ln8 of a “Prisoner of War."

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whom were interred as far back as U19 Yell' 1513. Over one hundred years ago Sergeant MacPherson’s grandfath- er, the late Mr. Angus Campbell, held the position of mall contractor between Oban and Taynuilt. On an evening in June, 1815, he was the first- to convey the news of the victory of Waterloo to the inhabitants of the district throu- gh which he travelled. To mark the historic occasion, he had his horses decorated with ribbons of red, white and blue, while he himself wore a rosette of the same colors. Sergeanti MacPherson is e cousin of Mr. John Campbell, Druimavonie; Mr. Angus Campbell. Tighandhun, and the Miss- es Gampbell, Tigh-na-Chollie.'»'

The Sergeant MacPherson referred

t b is Jo e h L M cPherson.

o es oy ty.

Mr. MacPherson was a member of

the staff of the Canadian Bank of C rce, Charlottetown, from which

ary

Before enlisting with the 31st Bat-

talion at Calgary, he was a live-stock broker and rancher t P -e River.

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seven months. '

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0* .. "' 4, Soldier on thy knee tonight - Q 2 Pray that ood defend the right" 1'

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I cured a horse of the Mango with

MINARD’S LINIMENT.

CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS.

Dalhousie.

I cured s. horse. badly torn by a

pitch fork, with MINARD'S LINIMENT St. Peter’s, C. B. EDW. LINLIEF.

I cured s horse of bad swelling by

MlNARD'S LINIMENT.

Bathurst. N. B. THOS. W. PAYNE.

YOUR FRIENDS can buy 1 anything you can give them-except your photograph.

Make an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio New DesBrisay Block

ITT1NGfor e portrait is a ~ matter qfrninulesonly-the same efficient- methods you

demand i_n your business are observed m_ours. '

Your family have been plead-

ing with you for_ years, why not make that appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

-A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am- ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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Farmers Attention !

, Insure your wheat

against ‘ Smut” by using ‘ our guaranteed “For- maline” equally 8905 f°f protecting Potatoes against Scab. E883' t0 ' use! inexpensive! ~

40 .or 504: bottle

treats about or 40 bmneisofseea. . I

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Charlottetown.

May 17th. 1916. -

_ Phono No. 404. , _

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Q a ove s p . s son of the late Robert MacPherson., f W t R al l

omme post he was afterwards transferredl to 9, more important position in the; Calg (Alta) branch of that bank.

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He has now been trench-fighting with' his regiment i Belgi m fo' e

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We made the SECUR-

ITY COMPANY as at tractive as a good pro position could possibly be ad I t i

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“Ground Floor” offer- ing ot the most distinct- ive kind.

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“Dollar Shares” in the Lowest I

a Capitalized Company, with a “ Guaranteed Cash Dividend of /0 20 p. c. Selling for a Short .lat

c each

. _ A business man _who subscribed for stock yesterday Said: “The Directors are very ohsh' makmg the capltallzation so low besides offermg so many attractlons. The stock uld sell Just as readlly at 'a higher capitalization.”

Never were you offer-

ed an investment pro- position of this kind at such low capitalization

-and this offering is open for only a few short days. ACT.

That is not the point. The Directors originally organized the SECURITY COM-

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NY with the idea of retaining all the stock for themselves and a few of their friends, t after the arrangements were completed it was realized that by addlng a few foxes the Company it would make it a better investment for all concerned.

This is really a “Pet Proposition” that is offered for a few days at the present

rice per share. It is confidently anticipated that in a short time these shares will sell t $1.50 and upwards.

_ Your chance---your only chance to secure _some of _this stock is by acting quickly

---1mmed1ately. The amount for public subscriptlon 1s so small, and the proposluon 1s

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o exceptionally attractive in all its details that it is only a matter of days before it will e off the market entirely.

Write at once for Prospectus and information---and if you wish to make doubly

Subscribe at Once for Any Amoun from $9.50 Upwards---Every Share he Security Company Carries A Cas

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ure send your order for the number of shares that you want at 95c each. ,

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vidcnd Guarantee of 20 per cent

This is not “perhaps”---it is POSITIVE. We don’t say that we hope to .pay 20 p. c.

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ncing facts. _

ash dividend, or that if everything should turn out satisfactorily we expect to pay it---- t we say that WE WILL PAY 20 p. c. CASH DIVIDEND without doubt, and We back. p our guarantee by depositing $10,000.00 in the bank to.pay the dividend. There ar

“ifs” ner “buts”, no excuses, no perhaps, no suppositions. It is all in clear, cold, con-

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sis and promises excellent returns even with “war time” prices for pelts. . When con- tions are again normal and all the fur markets competing the average reader will eadily realize that the prices should be considerably higher for pelts, and when stock is old for breeding purposes, the earnings of the' Company should be doubled and trebled.

on’t Hesitate One Fill in and Mail thi

M_inqte-..%§11<§ ggdlggs Form for Prospect

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p Iam interested in Security Silver Black Foxes Ltd.,

Now that you are convinced that the Security Company and would like to receive prospectus and full information.

with its guaranteed cash dividend and other popular features is

the most attractive yet placed on the market, do not hesitate; Name ............. ._

send immediately for prospectus; or if you wish to make doubly . sure, makeprompt application for shares at 95¢ each. Address........

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