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~ ‘i » ~° - _ ~ _ u ¢ 'jf'-»"1e.._,b~_‘.,._ _-:il .1 _

' ' num

with that

Maltes Your Money A Absolutely Safe

Tliat.’s what you are offered in the seven per

cent preferred stock of the Charlottetown Summer Resorts Ltd. Even if the project shouldbe an ab- solute :fallure from the very start the holders of the preferred stock would get all, their money back with interest. The holders of the common stock would suiier all the loss.

But the prr ject is not goingto be a failure. Every

sign points to its success from the very start. And the holders of common stock have no expectation of suffering any loss, but on the contrary lc ok for satis- factory proiits. '

The holders of the common stock are payinq for

all the land. Every cent paid for preferred stock goes to improve the property.

Preferred stock is $iro per share which may be

paid in installments of $10.00 per month if desired. And whatever amountis paid draws interest at seven per cent per annum from the day it is paid in.

Application for preferred stock should be mailed

to R. L Cotton, Managing Director, Charlottetown, or they may be handed to any of the Directors: Messrs. ]. O. Hyndman, W. R. Aitkin, A. McKin- non and ]'. P. Gordon. Use this form today.

__ 1- ‘ W

A Application for Shares in The Charlottetown Sum- mer Resorts Limited.

_ Charlottetown, P. E. I., |91

To the Directors of ` '

The Charloctetown Summer Resorts Limited.

I hereby apply for-_ _ _ . . . ...shares of the seven per cent,

pri ferred capital stockof the Charlottetown Summer Resorts Ltd , at par va‘ue floo per share, on account of which I bere- wilh enclose 5 . . . . _ .. _ being ten per cent (lo p.c.) and the ,bilance I agree to pav on nr before September l5th or in nine equal monthly installments, as may be c’esiied_ I iindrrstancl that said stock ls preferred both as to dividends and assets and vii l bear interest noon the amount paid in beginning with t_he payment of the first installment.,

NAME , . . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . _ . . .._

' ADDRESS _ . _ _ _ . . . . . _ _ _ . . . . .._ ._ .

5~agtsl3i

h "°“” ‘° '°°"“'“ “° ”“" "' me ”“"

- - , _ chase money, and tho giving up of

_ A the Compnny's monopoly meant, of

'_ ",_.iipa.'_',»-»"f'~ i i ' ' " course, a serious loss to them. The

should have consulted them ln refer- "

, _= f __ -- ;__LV _ - _ ence to the nature of the government

' ' ' ‘ to be established in the colony; and

'Your Farm

Dsn’r just plough and harrow your land and

expect the ground to produce it’s best returns. Your farm needsattention and care to produce the returns you want. - » ,

You cau’t expect to take out a good crop every

year without giving bark to the earth some of the plant foods that each crop consumes. _

To keep the ground in perfect condition you

need-to _feed _it with our Unmived Fertilizers. No matter what crop you sow, no matter what the needs or condition of your fields, you can mix a fertilizer at your home that is scientifically certain to suit the needs peffectl-y and besides getting you a richer, better, more bountiful crop you ppt the fields in better condition for succeeding cnltivations.

Free booklets on firming and fertilizers,” well

written and illustrated will be sent you on_ receipt of address.

Auld Bros.

s _ ' _

_ , _ e , l to the isnds over which they hunted,

should have been settled before the M transfer took ace.

4, pany’s post within the Territory.

- _ .lf about 1,400 (of whom less than 400

. nand of 'Colonel Wolseley. proceeded

T i

1' io the Kaminlstlqula River on Lake

- Sleuograpliers Trained At

'lhe ll. li. Are Successful

If you wish to become a successful stenoarapher or re-

porter _you ahouldtake _nconrse at the C. D. .

'lfllt Cltatlftff-ltown Business _College and Institute of

S!ior‘;h_aud and Typewiiting is one of the Premier institutions of its kind in the Maritime Provinces. Here you receive per- sonal _end individual instructions and the courses are so plain and prictical that they are easily mastered `

Write today fon free Prospectus and information to

L. B. Miller, Principal. ' ~

, Charlottetown Business

L. a_.irmef.1»nneipu. _ _ i vision. its..

Wilt W0lSflf,¥_<Wflt1 r

There a. startling surprise awaited

by Louis Riel, forbidding his entry into the territory. This notice was the result of the failure of the officials of the Hudson’s Bay Company rosi- dent in England to consult the officials (factors and traders) resident in Cau- l.da_ Some time before this the Com- pany had been re-organized and the oiilclnls resident in Canada had been made, in a sense, partners in the con- cern. Their incomes depended or. the amount of business done. When the .bargain was made in London for the, transfer of the Company's propertyi in Canada to the Canadian Govern- ment, they were not consulted. They

settlers, too, thought that Canada _i

that, in particular, the claims of the half breeds, both French and English,

The half-breeds, therefore, becoming ,

alarmed about the title to their lands, | formed a "council" to insist upon their rights. It was this Council that np- proved of the notice served upon the Hon. Wm. Macdougall. This nottlce was disregarded by Macdougall who advanced to the Hudson's Bay Com-

A band of mounted' half-breeds ap-

peared and made such a demonstration that Macdougall thought it prudent to go back to Pembina. On Nov. 2 a party under Riel took possession, with- out resistance, of Fort Garry. On Dec. 1 a "provisional government" was formed, of which Riel shortly afterwards became president. Then lollowed the refusal of the Canadian Government to pay over the £300,000 to the Hudson's Bay Company until order had been restored, the return of Macdougall to Ottawa, the attempt of Vicar-General Thlhault, Col. de Sala- bery and Donald A. Smith (now Lord Strathcona) to restore umity and con- ’ cord, the convening of another con-

vention and the drawing up of a. "Blll _ of Rights," the Klldonan uprising, the ‘ threat of Riel to shoot Major Boulton, » and the murder of Thinas Scott, Q against whom, it. la said, Riel had n personal grudge.

Around lndlgnatlon

In Canada (that. ls, ln the original

Your Provinces) the news of this cold- olooded murder caused the greatest ndignation and excitement, and pre- ` anratlons for a military expedition to ' :hs Red Rver were pushed rapidly ton- vard. ln_the summer of 1870 a force

were British regulars) under the corn-

iiuperlor. Thence. by H 10118 Bhd utlgulng journey, partly by canoe and ‘ iartly on foot, the soldiers proceeded i :ver the height of land to thc shores ` if Loire winnipeg. Ascending the * Red River, they reached Fort Garry ‘ inward the and of August. N0 amnes- :y had been proclaimed, and for a. time \ zhreats had been made that resistance would be offered to the advancing maps by the French half-breeds. No ,¢¢9§|, however, were taken to carl? Fm; these threats, and, on Wolsaley's. i mp;-open; Riel and Tis lieutenants, Liepine and O'D0nohne, tied to the ,United States. Days of peace and _;|-gnqullity followed. Wlthln a week `\fter their arrival at Fort Garry the regular troops had been sent back to Quebec. The militia battalions, how- gvbr, spent the winter ln the Province 'md many of the soldiers afterwards mourns settl-rs. The earl? dByB 0! 1371 saw the Province of Manitoba

` F95;-ly launched on ber .~.1i-esr.

miles a second, usually burning to

A 3*°"f||"B 9U"P"|°° 'ashes as they sped. i

mill I I

him. A half-breed served upon him a notice, wlilch had been drawn up " ` _

'isiitoiioiii uni W||][|t ~

P|\tL"Warr\n $ ul Loot.uro` ` ` Q A 4' i V'

op ar

-_-_ ‘ *" P°°P|*" "Nm

' M lnaldmt In Ganadlan ‘Hlwrv ' may bdsuurni views or minn-

whleh it is lnteraatlnn were shown at the Paoplgfs

° 55°!" rum, Winnipeg, in the o0ul'l0 Of -"' , a popular illustrated lecture' on as-,

To understand the conditions wlrto-la` tmnomy by pyoggnaf uéyd wnrmn,

made lt necessary for the ing; rigid of Manitoba University. The lectiirei' h i d un ¢ Mmhu th Vi ‘_ I ».lll0 showed many interesting vi ws `00llPf° 0110 V0 All polio!

° '°°‘“' ww' °’»"° ‘° .ot eoneu. planets, shoonng sean an

the Red River at the head 01 a at um mm and moon Pmnmr

military expedition in mo, on mu: ‘wmeu Bu ‘

nested that one reason

‘I0 bool to the early days of Con- ‘why former generations had found out ggdentiom .gp mush gbont astronomy was because 0rganlsatlon,Co-Operation and Rntll

At me nn, Puumem of me D°m_ zluglg glurer atrumgpiers ‘Credits now studying the system at futon or canada user) mention um Th, ,,,,c,§,,§“§m° °° ' - d studied the ron! directed towards the extension of the lug of stars in the sun’s patli and

Dominion westward to the ahora; ol slveu the different cl`u;ters t

um Pwnc oc ’ d t _ names of animals, br s, reD oe lnal ln autlon of merely luvestig

“ken to "cure 2:: ua;“e'l,°t‘:,;mw3g and fishes. This canclgul path they

H"d°°“" B” C°”"““" ‘° °"’"“" °' inili iiinegirihe 'imma and ine’ htli: bi t id d to

Rupert; Land and the Nonbwen _0 e eren seasons rom row is su ec won ten le Tsrmo,-,_ unwise ot the sun through the dit- the nsetninsss ni tho commission

An add,” t H M ferent groups. An interesting point

Vidorh was! agents; regiizténzqiaila about the fanciful figures of the lodllw 18|-gsd go 9m\,;-an the whole B

an lmpenal 0,_del__m_C°“nc" mmm b° was the fact that from them it. had

"usd (pursuant to the B_N._A_ Act) been possible to discover the oountry agriculture -and rural life, thu “hazing the” va! t th where astronomical study had had its cludmg the original mea' but m

t errltorles to e

Dominion orcsnsds. untrue linpei-hu """‘- it “"4 “ee” ‘°“““ tim. "‘°

Govemmeug decided Q,” the Company Seri" Of lH\llI\8lB l'BDI‘886l\tod by me of more value to the American

must mst be bought mm For tm! signs of the zodiac had only existed men

purpose the Ham George i Gamer ln Asia. Minor. Bo far away were the m

,md the Hom wm_ Macdougan visited fixed stars, said Professor Warren. to your 5ub.c0mmitt,,,,_ “Buns Englapd ln 1868. Early ln 1869 the §=§:nu;;s°“l3 &:’E°3’£§t°3\";¥a;l;‘:;e%' the subjects of finance, produc

Hrsa u was completed, the sum of °

=1~°°,~;-»»» -M W -» :::.“z.i:::“::::_-';.~.:: i‘_z.~;:;::

Dllrc asa price. B th t f th . ` bargain, the'Compiilinyewa(.ad-ui; (ietaiii "gage" '\::,"mw°'°n;'w° 0';

the isnd round in i i sdi “' l “ ° “

PM". md' in awaiolfrfxg Bsrcuollfs the second magnitude and the latter, "_, "ery township* total ressrvauon ln tum, two and a half times as bright of °ne_,_wenuem or me enum region. as the stars of third magnitude and so Fm. this cash payment and large land on for the less brilliant stats. The monopoly the company agreed to give most. powerful telescope in existence up its "Bde monopoly and su lm had never been able to reveal any claims to government. Canada at once star as more than a. point. of liéht made pre “aug f `No disc had ever been seen he

D r s or the government ' .

f th distance of the stars was measured ' _f 1 ._-_ 0 e new territory. A Lientenantr in M ht em_s_ that was to sa me

G0 8 Y Y

.ni§h`7‘.‘.’.ii Ziiihiiiiili i‘iI."I.‘i.".fi.. ISIS g;‘";=b§;,;=',g<;;i§c,§',;_<;?‘;;;;;, ‘“g_,‘g=§,‘

3°l:l¢J(;'9g>e€sri;1ri;2ent(§ormI`§f government “mush “gm travelled at th; rue 0| don sizzlcrl ln sunshine for more Maodoum, Wai” éelectefi ff_,°“d““;;“é 186,000 miies s second, no star was

m .nearer to the earth than three' years. ,

pbsthgn of Lieutenant-Governor. and The discs however or an the plus”

. .

lilo" Gggxmiintignéigfg af mined fm' could be seen as well as the stellltaa

his dunes (gn Dec lg on 315' 3519;" stars. Meteors traveled through the m°“th5-

reached Pemmnm' ' C ' ° ,eartlfs atmosphere at the rate of 40

lli

the solution of which with be

merican Commission on Agrioul

ion decided to depart from the

its, as it. was considered that so

greatest. interest to the Amaloan mor, has been undertaken by th

work in various countries in Ear During the voyage from- the .United States the members of the eommlla-

scope of the work was therefore

of eo-operative etlort as it tou

it very much broader and conaequs

The members divided the solve

dilltrlblltlon and organization of

and country life.

123 IN Stl

LONDON, Mvlty 28(.“lpecial) .-'L

fourteen hours Monday, the sh temperature reaching 80 degrees Fah- renheit and in the sun it was 128.

It was the hottest day for ten

tur

cimiiisiiii

'ROUBL May 28 (Bpoclol).-'A m0*_

NH,

.els lar- e A-

OPC.

odi- ing

l\&\" SQ

The

en- lect. ehes

s ln-

at.

the systems of European rural cred-

1 ntly

fa!-

s iii-

with tion,

8|'

on- han a

md fas¢_lnatlng'! its so easy

how glossy, full of ilfo and vi

Hair Health than all others, bo

really docs rostoro color to grey

Free: Sign this adv. and talto lt

cake of Harllna Soap for 500.; or

Why not liavc beautiful, darlr, glo intiiiul '_-_olorcd hair, full of lifc .inut_v---l'.o<~|» yourself young lookl

.ivnplo to do if you will get n bottle .la_v".s Hair H-;~.:ilth today. \'ou'll notl .i cbiiiige iiltcr oiic or two npplicntlo ---litiw quickly tho grey liuirs vanisl

Doii‘t. waste time, get a bottle tod Your drugglst is selling more Ha

he knows it's the most satlsfacto the nicest and cleanest to uso a

following drugglsts and get ia. 50c_ b tie of I»lhy’:i Hair Health and n 2

bottle of Hny’s flair Health and t 25c. cakes of Hartlnn Soap'Free, for

4. -me

Uiisighlly Grey and Faded Hair

Invest With a Reliable '

and

Cllll

,__

,amy The fox business is the urcatest money maker this country has

t lihy‘s iisii- Iioalth will keep your hon-_ ever known but to s~_cu.-e the best results and giemtest returns you will

oy- neei to invi st your money in a company of iesogrized worth. y s

hair.

$1.

the Ot.- 5c.

$1.

E. A. [OS l ER, Sunnyside

._..___........__.. -...__ _-__.._._. ,__ ._ _ ., _..~--~

about that price?

| is famed.

St. John, Toronto, Winnipeg,

More and Better Tea

for the same money 1

V Since you can buy Red Rose Tea (Crimson Label) i at 30c., why should you buy any bulk Tea at or

.There is no question about which Tea. is the better ' -no question about lasting goodness because

i everybody knows that Tea put up in

Sealed Air-tight Lead Packages.

holds its Quality and Flavor longer than loose Tea. Besides, Red Rose Tea is better to begin with. It 'is a blend of strong Indian and fiavory Ceylon Teas -the former assures generous strength, the latter 1

A that rare delicate flavor for which Red Rose Tea

Mk your grocer for the “Crimson Label" Red Rose Tea. If he hasn’t it on hand he’ll get it for any good customer. You’ll find it a better, richer Tea-a Tea that will spend , farther, make more cups of Tea and prove cheaper in the , end than the Tea you have been using. The air-tight

_ package keeps it pure and good.

p Sold only in sealed packages.

N' T. ii. ESTABROOKS C0.,

Li it d, ' " - , ‘°° REDROSE

_‘~` a17 Calgary. _ “_ _ my V 1 "“'.-s'

I 'm `- ‘_ i -rr -

1 i @

Fox-Breeding Company

C0 IIB

ry, There are sterling. fair and poor fr x propositirns on the market as

in every thing else ai rl the prospet tive investor should see that he is placing his money in a concern which is managed by reputable men with gocd prosyests for successful business.

~ ' If you wish to buy orsellstock you will tinfi it to your advantage

all or write today.

\ 'V ‘"1 and satisfaction ure ass`ured

mi if you purchase knives,forks, ,pt spoons and serving pieces bearing the trade mar

/ ~[ _ ' 1" ‘ lr, ll06EllS BMS. This brand is known ns

i _I _*" "Silver Plan that Wears"

w|'rHiNa'ro~N `\ _/' °="1\>°-“¢v-

record twomile run '

_,_______---

`\ \

“/ 'H and is made ln the heaviest /

Sold by Laailisln Baden

\~ 1

5 -23Mf|nw3i Etta iii

to come here, We can put you in touch with the best propositions and ainito protect the bu)er at every point

For application blanks and ]iros1ircti;s's of the different companies

I. R. Barr

Care of lionoell Advertising Agency ROYAL BANK BUlLlllNG

p i @%i 'i

W. i,

' New iioiut CLAM Aus -

of Harvard, collapsing at nniah of i ~

In France recently a messaB0 V35

Dropping a Message ,F-"_" '_'

m an aeroplane to the grou h

grade of plnte. Famous for _ over 6n years for its durability 7'* ‘"1

_ C. F. Howell Co.

/~ (listablislred i874.)

.W _ WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALERS IN

and dropping the record. carefully; wrapped. _ .i.i.....i.‘ _-_.1-rvlil* Charming the Snakes

That snakes are "charmed" by

music is denied by a scientist who has been investigating in Ceylon and who says that their actions are tn- gpii-ed by curiosity.

__»._...___

_ A Dlvlnlng Rod

Official tests in German South Afri-

ca, with-the witch hazel dlvinlng md seem to vindicate the etllclancy of what generally has been deemed a superstition.

_____.___.__.- Ploturea for the Blind

Motion pictures for the blind have

been invented by a. ‘Paris doctor. lil electrically operated machine causing a series of reliefs to Dallniider their dngers. -

New Cotton Area

Moscow textile manufacturers plan

to spend several millions in lrrigntllllr g. great valley in central Asia for this cultivation of cotton.” ,__

Boaton'a Drydoek _

Boston will spend 3.000.000 to M114

one of the largest dry docks in the United States, accommodating ships 1000 feet long and 110 feet wide.

______.__-- Refuse Wagons

Refuse gathering wagons of several

German cities are so constructed that they can be lifted bodil! with electric cranes and emptied.

"Vacuum l.`.|eanll8» l’\t\‘0\1¢

Qyill kindly book orders ahead

” 9 |¢ .wid disappointment.

sent fro by a person talking into a phonogflv , .U-,_ =.___,. _,r ___, Q.,

»' ‘sr '-M. -~ .- e

ii. -- " 5-Mil;

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2! ev E-It

liysler Culture

Notice of Apglicatfons for OYSTBR LEA ES in NORTH RIVER, ST. MAllY’S` KAY and BENTINCK CWI.

Application on the regular print-

ed forms will be received by the un-

Slllll-

wiii ihniiy son sniff., sinh so as to avoid disappointment

“Yreuum Lleauin Palmas

dersigned for lease cf barren bot- toms for Oyster Culture in North

River, Queen’s County. St Mary's` 1 (

gg;,K1;i-1ig;i:¢€;‘u:t¢;', gglggefggfn 3: Consignments Soliciled, V “';f.‘;i‘i;i,.i’.‘.1i‘.:::.':.f.if'....... ...li » Y k ;,,‘e;;.e...;,..‘.._..(;._._§.33,_ ;°.t..,§.,i.; 187--194 Fulton Market. New 01' gi;ltpi:ra,t tohpay .cost of drawing, 4"7“‘“;l:E""""kS YY L > ____ _ FE,

p eae use and registering:

..§°f;,’,°;;.‘:,f.i;‘.°°‘;;,:s"'.;=:fi:':.f.°f;-stirs. ii wiiiis it sonsl

»-.-»-~»»»- - ai;-»h _ M- -»- ~-» 0 L A M S iwd may he isspeetednt use nom _

_ ing places:--'~ o .» l

Office of the Provinch! ' ' i ' _ _

- _ Biefevary, ' C\1'\°WU. Pi-othunota1y’a' Office. 3uminerside_Gll. Deakochel & Co., R,|,,,,,°,_.||,¢|»¢ and Futton Nations Mischonche; liebbnild Bros Baal. N5* Y°'*- <=~==-»»~. 1 =-----=~°°':=.i'::._._

ssrrnnii. unwanav |_.|-o§"‘§|’A“|~,-|-,

-`3L_»Ah/l§-

Consignments Solicited

Daily Returns

2l0 Fulton Market NEW YORK

5_8\htuM&Elz ykspd.

' 1- iq 1 magma 17 Q

W. Elsworth Sprague

Wholesale Corpguission Dealers

SIIP YOUR

T0 J. Edwin Treakle .ii'r'l?.'.?}%i° &'<l`li.°¢‘i‘i.“i'.i“'ll°i'.‘.i»’u“2f'ii'i'i s:"i..s:“°"°“°i'- i.. .‘."in:r

' - ` A;tt.§i;ovlneh|t saereuiy. "_, rum' “mm 6 mum z:.'§°ii:i`o°n naaalt.

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