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...°'rHm uonnnlo DA1x.Y our- ...~oNsi omirr per were sscii mer- N- B

dian eeubeobtained-‘nt W. A. John tion tor advertising in this column North _Hlhettes _ st.one's, Montague. Cash must accompany `o'_rdei'. Mini- _N._B-

Hi li Yields

Many investors think tirst of yield and safety next-

this, it is true. is quite contrary to the rules of good in- vestment prsctiw. These investors ure willing to b\\)’ preferred shares while the issuing Companies nreiii the construction stage, us it were~~in other words, they ure willing, for the sake of yield. to grow up with the Coin- panies whose securities they buy.

If you belong to this cliiss of investors we shall_be

glad to furnish you with ii. list, of preferred shares which we have for ssle ut the present- time. All ot the Coinpnnies _ have passed the experimental stiige, however.

F-__B-_IMCCURDY fs? CO

MEMBERS MONTREAL

STOCK EXCHANGE.

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The Dysiant And England Fox Company Limited

Authorized Capital $100,000' I ‘

Subscribed Capital $80,000 ._

Louis Dystiint, President. Ellerslie, P. E. I. W. E. Dystent, Vice Pres. Charlottetown P. E Aldred England, Secy-Treasurer. Ellerslie, P

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Thi C hi *O t' s on four (4) pnirs ofthe very best quality of- lack

Foxes td bgidlilliiriiieil ‘ii-itii expoeiiitioii of securing ii fifth pair. The siibsgibed Capital has been divided into sixteen hundred (|000) Shares :it $50.00 pei' Share. Nearly $40,000 of this Stock has already' been taken. f `

This is one of the most sufe permiinuiit and prolitalilo investments oliered.

Send for Prospect-us todny to the Pre.~iiuent or Secretory, Ellerslie, P. E. I.

0-241\IE1wk

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A Castle in Spain __

I “not in it" with a good substantial, up-to-date steel range in your kitchen. Don‘\ hoard u all your money, building castles for future years, and inthe meantime have your wigs worn out in dai y toil, working with a poor stove. Thr l"arl`ne_;-'s wifea a will sl the Farmer. need good tools. A few dollars invested now in sn-

Enrer rise Monarch Steel Ran e

will save the gee and temper of the housekeeper, lessen fuel and repsir bills. ~

S. W. CRABBE. Agent for Enterprise Monarch Steel Ranges 0

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FURN1'l‘URl‘l S/\l|l<]. Uiiinnioilcs from $2.'f5“to $R.'lb.

Iron llieils, i~ipriiig and mérttress the

Extension Tame ml, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.m(.,,¢_ best ut tlic lowest price. l’A'l`ONS.

5-27Mtf.

size 40 x 44. extends to ii lt. wort'ii $8.50 lor $6.50.

Extends to 8 lt. worth $0.00 f<

$7.00.

Kitchen f'-abinbt, a bcniity, worth

$20.00 for $18.00.

Side boards, large and tiiiislird Hur-

Iace oak, worth $10.00, lor $8.50.

Large Cupboard with gliiss iliiors,

Worth $15.00 for $12.00.

Larger one, worth $17 for $15.00. Side Boards, all sizes and i|iuilit.ici~i

from $13.50 to $50,110 iill nl. dis- counts. » Bunett, from $12.50 lo $45.00 all

at discounts.

Dressers, from $5.25 io $50.00, _

ii' ”"`*°°'i`°”

::Only by long training uuil priic-

tirc mid lioiini-it use ol' tlir- best, drugs and iiirdiriiies olitziiiiiihlc have wr

f‘ii|uil»lc eoiiipoiiiiders of pwscriptioiis. ln our i~il',oi'e you can he sure you will get just wliiit the iloetor ordered if you time nilvziiitaige ol our skilled sri‘\'irc. I.cnv_c your next pirscriptioii liorc. Quality coiriits llrsl. :it the I`tt‘-x-- zi'il h‘l,1il'<‘. 'l"lir‘. Nlcl\'iiiiion llrilg ('-ii., (_‘oriici~ (lrciit iieoi~gi~, :ind liciit sts.

Mil.

been able to roarli our Dositioii as

EVERYBODY

ST. PETERS

_IULY Ist, DOMINION DAY, to the best TEA PARTY ever held in this country. All sorts of amuse- ments right beside one of the most beautiful stretches of water in the world. MOTOR BOATING, SWIM- MING, etc., right at hand.

The best of refreshments will be served. Besides

ICE-CREAM and FRUIT, and DRINK BOOTHS, there will be lots of GOOD SUBSTANTIAL DIN- NER TABLES.

Everybody come and enjoy a carefree day beside

the salt sea. It will take the cobwebs out of your brain.

Train arrangements are as follows _

From the West.

Leaves Ch’town

8.00 A M arrives Mt. Stewart 9.00 A. M.

' Morcll 9.30 A. M.

_ St. Peters 10.10 A. M.

This train will _leave St.‘_Petcrs on return 4.30 P. M.

A special train will leave Souris at 12 o’clockI Bear

River, 12.25, St. Charles 12.32, Selkirk, 12 36, and arrive at St. Peters 1 oo o’clock. Train leaves St; Peters for Souris at 5 30.

Our teaparty was a com`plete'-.success last~yeer;»ae-

cording to report of all 'wlro-were there, and added experience of the committee this year who are straining every point to make this the crowning succesi of the Club, it should and will, wea_ther_permitting,'be__ e gathering it will be a pity to. miss. _ _ ` ‘

of Committee. ~

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ls 18 and resid hone 20.

...°'1‘HE MORNING DAILY Gnar-

dlsn can be obtained at H. J. Mn- bon's Drugstore, Souris.

...'NEW HORSE.--Mr. Jos. Steele,

contractor, Souris, has purchased a beautiful driving horse from Mr. Jo- seph Dcuglo, Bciir River!

...‘BUYING CATTLE.-Messrs. Wil-

liam McDonald und Wade Hughes, Souris, were in St. Miirgaret’s and vicinity on Wednesday buying cattle for the lirin ol J, J. Hughes & Co., Souris.°

...°PHO'[‘OGRAPHED. - The teach-

ers ol Souris lllust public school have had the pictures of their diilercnt. classes taken. Mr. Morley Acorn was the camera artist and he deserves much credit for the proficiency he has acquired in Photography!

...'CAD‘l<l'1‘ SUITS.-The members

ot the Souris Cadet Corps recently purchased several cadet suits. The boys looln neat and manly in their 'new uniforms and are u credit. both to themselves and to the corp to which they belong.°

...°NARROW ESCAPE.-Pliis N.

McLean, Cherry- Grove, who drove to town on Friday, came near losing his valuable driver "Jim" by chok- ing with outs. Many spectators wit- nessed the persuasive methods adopt- ed by Mr. McLean which in the end proved fruitless. Finally the laryn- geal obstriiction was removed and Mr. McLean was thus snved lrorn n severe loss.”

_..*sei-Iooi, CLOSING,-'rue soiiris

East High School closed Friday with the following program: Recita- tion ‘Song (An Incident of the War) by Miss McEwen's cliiss. Duet, bv Misses Annie and Lille Garrett. Re- citutioii, The Union Jack, by four boys. ‘Chorus, Our Heroes, by six boys. Recitntion, When Hully ’Spccts Her Beau, by two boys. Song, by Nellie Garrett. Recitation, by Willie Coflln. Recitation, by Reggie White. Song, My Dnd’s Dinner Pail, Alex. Moore. Rccitetion, by-'M_au_d Biiflett. Recitzition, The Little Grave, by Miss McEachern. Addresses. Distribution of Prizes. God Save the King.‘

...*S(‘-H001. MEETING.-The trus-

tees of Souris East Public School held ii meeting on ’I`hiirs_day evening for the Purpose of hiring) teachers for

Messrs. Fi. Crcnnier, E. A. Pliqiiet nnil J, Garrett, were present. Mr. lddvmrd Feehnn was rc-engaged as Principal, supplement' $115; Miss Mn- liel Macintosh as assistant Vice-Pi'in-- cipiil, supplement, $30;-_Miss Ethel Mc- Ewen, assistant, supplement $30, and Miss Mary Welsh, priniziry teacher, supplenieiit $55. The Principal is to hiivi-. full rozitrol of teachers und pii- pils, rind if the assistant teachers ure lute lic iiuiy dismiss their class :ind report. the iiiiittcr in the trustees. 'l‘lie school hours for next year are to be from 9.30 ii.m. to 4 p.ni. all the ycur; the hours in the primary do- piii-tiiieiit ure to bc from 10 n.m. to 3 ll-m.

EASTERN PERS9-H_liLS

___*Mr. Clnreiice Robb, East Leices-

i.ni', hus urrivcd in Souris. Ho is registered :it the Sen View llotel.*

...*Miss May Tierney arrived in-

Soiiris Tliiirsduy on ii visit to licr lionin.*

...'Mii-is Eupliemie Gillis, Clem'

Spring, has retiiriied to her lioine af- tcr ri short visit to Cliiirlottctowin*

,,_*Mr, .loscpli Duiipliy, Monticello,

who rci.liriierl from Miiiiie quite rc- rciillv, visited Souris on Wednesday cvciiiiig.*

...’Mr. Josepli Mcllonnld, Moiiticcl-

lo, was ii visitor to Souris on Weil- nosday rind returned to his liomc on Thursday.”

.__*’I‘lie friends of Mrs. Angus Mc-

(‘-ormick, Sc-lkirlf-, will bn pleased to know tlint. she hiia rccovcrcil from ii severe il1iicns.°

.._’lVIessrs. J. M. (lnrvlll nnd H. H.

Shaw iirrivod lrom Charlottetown und nm registered nt Sen View Ho- tel, f~loiiris.°

...°Miss Agiies McDonald was apes-

snsger to Souris Tiiesdny evening nn ii 'two months’ visit to her old homie ln (‘-hepi-itow.° -

.._’Mr. and Mrs, Archilmld Mathes-

on, _accompanled by their- daughter, Frances, were visitors to Souris on ’l‘liiirsduy.° _

...’Mcssrs. A. E. Jnmleson mid R.-

(‘-. Blnkcrry, Halifax, were passeng- ers to Souris on Friday evening. They are registered iit the Sen View Hotel.°

` ...°Mr, Nlel Ross, postmaster at l)ln|:well's -Mills, accompanied by his wife and sister,-iii-law, Mrs. McLaren of New York~, was in Souris Wednes- day. - _ - l ul l-

_._°Miich sympathy was felt lor Mr.

Leo. McDonald, formerly ot Souris, hut now of Boston, when-lt wen learned that his little tive-'year-old died. The

the ensuing yenr. The-three trustees;

mum chsrze twentv-tive cents ‘

. __ . _ _ Do.

g ‘ ...°T. GORDON I-VEB is Guardian »- , . Do.

~ - ~ agent in Montague. His oillce phone -EXCURSION FARES to Point Du Do. '

ence p

Chene and return on B. B. Empress, Dominion Day, 'July Ist., _ $1,0o,

. _ '_ 6-27_m3i

...*TE_A.-'I‘he 11arishionei"s`lif St. Mary's Parish, Souris, will herd their annual tea on Wednesday, '16th July- 'is-zen/Isl. o.

...°sUBson1-suits* 'niouia renew ii week or two betcirs the. time they have paid tor has expired and thug not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date.

_.recon imirs sroR'r.-Messrs.

William Burge and William McKin- non. St. Charles, proved themselves skilled anglers on Wednesday.. T`wu line lmskets of trout were the pro- duct oi their 1nbor.'

,__ ...*SCI-IOOL PRIZES.-The follow-

ing prizes were given in Souris Hi: School for the past week: Miss lil Eachern's Depnrtnient-Special. prir for highest aggregate in Div. ,1_, pr _ sented by Mr. Edwnrd Fecha

McEwen. Prize for diligence and duct, Gordon (lhevcrie. Prize for ling, Bessie Gillnm_ Prize for drn spelling, Gillam, Prize for drn Reggie Paquet. Prize for wr Edna Coiiln. Prize for dutifu

Dan. McLaren. Prize for gr mnr,` ` Harry McCallum. Prize for sidui- ` ty, Ed. Goady.* _

SECURITIES.

(Quotations Furnished by 8'., I. lu:-‘ Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond tirel-

ers, Members Montreal Stock

change, Charlottetown. J '

Banks. _ -‘ '

Sak. Dil. -

Commerce I 13.4# IH)- Montresl ‘S-‘$i'¢ 2331- Nova Scotia 734; 163| Royal 031 220 Miscelleneous.

Acsdie Fire _ ‘i`&li"~ Acadia Suger PM l-IJ

Do. ord 'I0 Pld. with stock bonus live

Brandram-Henderson Oom. Fil C. B. Elec. Uom. _ 'R0 East. Can Suv. i Leigh 1410 Eastern Trust 752 Halifax Fire... __ _ 100

98 L00 60

98 25 77

136 141 98

BIB. change, 164 lottsfowii. P.

awarded tn Bessie Garrett- Speci /\l.Cl1lB0l1--- prize for highest aggregate in Div. _ Am. Bmelters... presented by Mr. Edward Fcch , Amlll- C0PP0l`~-- awarded to Walter Fisher, Prize' r Brooklyn R. T-... application to study, Mary Mel. _ Canadian Pecitlc... Prize for arithmetic, Valentine r- E\‘l0 - . - - » - -»-

ris. Prize ior geography, Kin ell Lehigh Valley...

"_ Northern Pacific... ....1071 el- Pen`iisylva`i'iiaI.'.` .....111k ng, Reading...

ng, Rock Island...".'.. ing_, Southern Pacific... 95; ess, Union'Pacit‘lc..; ....1480

Lnvon Pnquet. Prize for gm mar, U. S. Steel.'.. 53* Bessie Cheverie. Prine for s ling,_‘_U. S. Steel, Fld... ....103 Lucy Bushey. Prize for nrit__ t'.lc,_Uteli Copper," . . . . . . ...

MARITIME PROVINC _Brazilian "1`ract'lon...... 351

_"Dom, Steel Corp‘n._... 46_ Mex. Nor. Po'wer,.. 71-9-E lllontreal” Power ' 210 .N. S. S. & C. Com... ' 71

i0i`-"fIlichbl~iel1 -&`3\!h\tnri0... »- 1081

British .flair 1s»» '

July... . ....1212 -1192 Oct . .i . '

Dcc._..-...-.... . Jan...... . .......1143-

Ma.rch......'

July Wlie-nt . . . . . . . 00? 902 90? Sept. Wheat... .. 912 90; July Corn...... 02; G2

July Oats... 42} July Pork ...2065

_ .100

6° Q; 40 ‘ 1# 591 30 90 _ 102 l'

Cons Oom. 40

101 _ on _

Pura _Tlttlll 65|. _-

- _ _, 103 100, 0'! 108 105 Pe I4! 9-Fl

Dshenture 100 98 Rico l's _

New sons _s_'rooxs.

_F. B. Mc- Bond Brok- Stock EX- St., Char'

J unc 28. _

New Yonx srocics. '

High Low Close 95; ssl 95-; ez; sig- ezi

an 651 sv an

2111.

24;, zzz' 24;

146; 146; 1011101; 110; 111; 151; isis;

~ 1s ss 95; 145;- 1-lsr, 'szs 53; 102; 1oz;

cs; xii

.H1461

H158;

42% 42k' 420

i ` 1/roN'1'_ssiAi. s'rooKs.“” '

‘ ‘ " ' High Low Close

--1'- '- oo'r'roN.' » - .

'. -» . High Low

1144` 11-13 1137 1143 1147 1152

.. ......1150

.1149

.1153

GRA-IN* AND PROVISIONS. '

High Low Close

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=_.=3-;-;-111-_-;=_1 -1f=§-1-1 ll if ‘F52 Ef=ff'_-,L1 f'_;f;-ffff1f1;i=f{-2%? 3_2;

One cent pefword first insertion ni this column, hslf cent per word

for eecli continuation. Cul. must accompany order. Minimum ehnri

cuss iss cissslriizn .ins

Twenty-live cents.

ii'-i_ l 3'

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT

ed. No canvassing or soliciting rc-

ty Cp, V-727 Murdcn Building,

Washington, Il. ll. ' 6-2!'iM4i. I 1 '-“*_' i i'i-.iuAi.i: iii~:i.if__

WANTED--MAID FOR. GENERAL

housework, Good wages and no washing. Apply to Mrs.-'Bruce Ste- _

M' _ __ 4

APL" | "" " AN * E” wssrnn-AT 'rms ensnnorrn-

ellired. Good income assiired. nil- _11_‘l_1D.§f§_l'_9_§BFY. 6;L4M1w. dresss National Co-Opcrnftivc Real- GOVERNMENT WANTS RAILWAY

town Club, an assistant steward. Allhly iii person to D. A. McKin-

Mnll Clerks; City Mull Carriers. Ex- aminations iii (‘»harlot.tetown soon. $75.00 month. Many appointments coming. Write lor full list of posi- tions open. Franklin Institute, D,ep’t, 839 E. Rochester, N, Y.

_ i 6-2sivniipa_.

wAN'ria:ii"Ar cries Krrohnn emi. Queen Hotel" ' ` ' ' '__'

WEEE- 14__V_l’“l£f_S°_~__ ` ' I§'_1}’M¢f-l'rnAeHr:n wsirrnn Fon'_iviAnsfi-

lwAN'rs:n-A- Uris mi.. APPLY SW- - 5-ZQMEM.

llelrl School. First of second class. Qupplemcnt. $35. L. H.-D Foster,

`e1_111,-_sys _ 1111.* sxsiny Ar ivio-

Bsy cl %;iouse,fpa_i°io_r nigid who understii _w‘n.iti`tifg;'.nt table. No wnsii`ing.[‘~_ Wages ‘-,$12, DQ' month. Apply wi' M_ise.§*e¢_qrs s. Brighton Road. Oharlottefowiii 6-6MEti. i 1_ e i _ rox sm.: _

_ _ ,

it _154 P gui street. 5-so-ivni. "“' - . 1

rel! ,tcl -- '-~'._l;»5-30Mtl. 1;i_?__;T6EI

A. “".» "§"°5`°“' .-. ““` 1 ' ._ 'rIoN Fonyouiii

wA~<. ~. llBl_r'~ If ~ 1' MRS' Wages, Room., Board, Railroad

6-24~M7lPd-

IF-"Q-'

MISCELLANEOUS `

Ticket, Also chance to earn Elegant Barber Shop by -“54 (}0.0p¢m¢,1vc Propositions" Catalogues. Hall’s B"’l’°" C0ll0Z° Corporation; 811 Washington St., Boston, M535, _

FOXES FOR SALE.-A few Crosses,

showing strong Silver Black strain,

._._.;

rif.iiciii:iis;_wssri:o

can be ‘seen nt Fred J. ~Lockerby’s,

Hamilton, inquire of him or .fd-I-I. 'Mont »,.1ones care L. D. McN t Maipefiw. P. n._1. eliisivisif

FOR S LE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE,

Cross and Red Foxes. T. G. Ives,

rnsounn w-AN'rs:D. FOR WHEAT-

iviont giie 6-zsivi_§:§i. W

ley River Schoo1__ Nm 87_ $59 M. ing voted lor an experienced tirst or second class male teacher. Ap- Dly to Robert Stevenson, Sec’y oi Trustees. 5-gwgi;

' Ken ngton. Apply to John Bern- __ ard ,;Kensllig§on 6-27m3ipd

I1 OP DHD!

_' reach eo ¢ lted

Lewis 1

and red

ron sAi.E, HoUsn__ANn i.o'r AT [,,,m,,_,on Schoo, Nu- .yilonsuggrf

_ _ -'._..____ . ‘ _ ary, _ _

50 'BUSHIGL SEED- ~~BUOKWHllJA'l‘ "`" ` ` ' "---*-~ ‘ _

_tor sale, silver hollow. Layton Mc-|.w§,r;fFgupm°TnIZ:€ _Q*1P..°i !\l°X°“‘lf=-_.._'_._ °.:?§M1_Wl‘-‘ iieiri niniriwiio ao.-fwiliimii -1/ninrg ron SALE Foxes, soxns, BLACK. s,,c__ C,,m,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,0” 6_,,,,ME,,,'. and silver to‘xel°f1>atohed and cross ' -'°"*'---‘**---' lures. and goodired foxes. P. _W. A. w:ci:Lr_:;Dc,P;EA?nI;lE;Rpig;:?rE§ _,BSR _ C9., Box 228, Portage _ln Jgrairle. pmnm,_t.:_ _ni Al-,wid mpéi P

_ =.. -.,, ._ Arson.

°"2°WW“§» _seg Miiihm erm 1 e-asiuisisif

FOP SALE-DWELLING HOUSE °'

o. 198 Richmond St.. nt present Wg? ‘3°12gnA§,‘?駑?pgf:g§? fm gin-BT occupied by ur. wsim s. own. ;-_“_-_B,,,,_ll,5, 5,, ,_-m.m._..¢§§00- "Xl" nssession given let December » N W- Af-M Qp_E.l_ , ' 1 9' L Apply to McLeod b 5en4tieyj" "P "‘» ‘ ‘ 9 . rl°' 5” Y'

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iiim_sn1.n-si.ssKs enum iroiiis - .. 1*. _ A _ D _.E __ G ‘A _ldsiivei-sd new or mu‘ire‘ asia? "‘*'lll° 3lgfl.~'.lns1 . _iii-se;=.-‘or_s$_¢;» if :Bteede guarantee _ _rdf folaes? 1 Pl0m(n¢r¢~¢18i..f»l\Ky. _ di'~

naman. 1 . i-<-...i -_ ~ ia.

wire. G.= 0. “""`_“'”"`”` ""‘“" "" ""~°

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5-1911!. . » _|

Asrmn A 'riiisoriiiti

ment ,- $25. Apply to Hector McLean Sfmt is armmid-.

in

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WANTED, 'to work in

1l¢Ql_ll0l\

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Dom. si I9 iii#

on

Woiks PM. ff

Farm

Our Booklet

“Six Special

Call or write

ounds

'The use of travelling .is to relulste imllillll -tion b reality, :md lnsres of lhvllllllll how things may be, to see them ss they are." Mske 5 relllty ot' the greet land locked St Lauren: route to Europe

IIILIICGI TUIIDAYS

THE L A R G E S?

Agent-W K Boirers. Qlty

gmsx-dl n-ami!

Furness Withy ‘ll Co, ltd

TIAMSBIP LINERS

From London Steamer From Halifax

--- - Kanawha June .wth

_-_..»- Bhcnnndosh July l"th

July Bro (Vin Bt. John’s N B)

Rlippuhannock July 25th

Ksniiwhe Au2u~zt B li

ol Bteimer From Halifax

Digby June Zsth 'l‘abi\sco July 16| h Diguy July 29th

etenmrrs time s I mlted no

TRAIN July 17th

ltr .sl on passengers and

SIMS'

»- ns :eau

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i€'"i2`1i3uuiis 50;. °“ 'U