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AN OIL WELL GUSHING-Drilledin Ontario by Messrs Stover Bros.

lliii Maritime llil &. Gas Bn. limiiiiii

F. H. STOVER, President; ALEXANDER G. BAILLIE, Secretary J. L. MacKINNON, Treasurer.

nerd om.. iuitirsx. N. S- Incorpornted under the Nova Scotia Companies’ Act, 1909.

Capital Stock $5,000.00” Fully paid up and non-assesable. Divided into 5,000,000 shares. $1.00

per share par value.

'I`liclollowing gentlemen have consented to serve as Directors of the

(‘\,||1p;my_ ‘ DIRECTORS.

F_ }{_ STOVER V Charlottetown,

ALEXANDER G. BAILLIEPort Hastings, N

JOHN L. MacKINNON Halifax, N.S.

R. H. STERNS Charlottetown, P.E_I.

I.. H. WI-IEATON Moncton, N.B.

Solicitors-MURRAY & MacKINNON, Halifax, N. S.

PROPERTY The property of the Company consififs Of 1911508 f0Y` Oil 0-H41 KM 0! &b0Ut

25,000 ncrcr il the best oil landsin the Lake Ainslie District, County til In\'eriies-s, .Tape Breton. This district has ,been known for years to be an oil district. Recently Mr. F. H. Stover, who is rightly considered to lm ONE OI" '_"*`.lE BEST OIL EXPQERTS IN AMERICA, examined the PTO- pcrty, and after a thorough' andsciarcliing cixamination his opinion ol thc possibilities ol this propertyis contained ‘in the following report:

Charlottetown, August 2nd, 1909.

To the Directors of the Maritime Oil & Gas Company Limited;

Dear Sirs,~- _ beg to say that Ihave thoroughly examined the pro-

perties helil- under lease by yourcompany for oil and gas, and as a. result of \`~c cmniination I beg toreport:-

Ist. I aimi familiar with the oilregions of Pennyslvania, West Virgin-

' nia, Ohio, and Ontario, having operated largely in these districts for

the last tivienty-live years.

2nd. IN MY OPINION LAKE AINSLIE DISTRICT SHOWS ALMOST

EXACTLY THE SAME INDICATIONS OF OIL AS APPEAR-ED IN OIL CREEK IN PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH HAS BEEN TAHE (ll{EA'l‘ES'I‘ OIL PRODUGING DISTRICT IN AMERICA. (lil (‘reek was the only district where oil in any quantity was to he foundseeping from the rocks, and in the Lake Ainslie District the same conditions are to be found. The oil is seeping fronii the rocks on the shorcyof the Lake. The difference between the two districts is that the oil sand rock in the Lake Ainslie District is thicker, and hence more liable *tobe a better producing oil sand. I HAVE' TAKEN SAMPLES OF THEOII. AS I'I`| COMES FROM THE ROCK, and I iind that the oil is ofa very high lubricaiting quality, and will require but little refining tomake it a very valuable lubricating; oil. I CONSIDER THAT THERE IS M) QUESTION OF THE EXIST- ENOE OF A VERY LARGE QUANTVFIZ-‘ OF OIL AND GAS IN THIS l’I~lOI’lCI{T\', and the prospects ofstriking oil upon the Company’s pro-

perty are of the very best. Yours truly F. H. STOVER.

After the examination Mr. Stoverimr‘ediate1y_became financially inter-

ested in the Company, and has ac opted the office of President and General liilanaiger of the Company. The f'~my~ tiny proposes to drill several wellsi upon this property nt once, and for that purpose arr- angements have been made wit¥..v.icssrs. Stover Bros, oil contractors, to place a first-class drilling ei,u', :uint upon the property, ‘this much can he said-it is the very best equipment 1'/osslble to ob’tarln for this purpose, and it is such that thecontractors guarantee that under the conditions such as they expect tofind in Lake Ainslie their equipment

will* drill ii well to the depth ofthree tliqusand feet in two months. STOCK.

Mr Alexander G. Baillie, of Port!-Iastings, is a Trustee for a certain

portion of the compnny‘s stock, which is offered for sale for the purpose ol development. Of this stock it is' proposed to sells block of ‘three hun-

dred thousand shares, starting atfive cents per share.

loo sh!reS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . __

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.ico shares

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PROSPECTS FOR INVESTORS.

The liisirry of the oil businvci ii- \merica from its very inception to the pre-

sent dale. is one continuous story ol' |i1ani-ial success. Thousands ol men, f'onn~ erly Door, became enormously wesliliy More money has been made out of oil than out of any industry in the wnrl ° uid.-iy. When oil is once struck by fha Oil C' mpsny the value of flu: slocli is increased enormoullyf The following is a small list ofthe oil companies in operaiion less than than three years, showing the original nrice of their stock and fhe highest price It has reached;-

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Wow \'orkf)l|Co nluihoubrata I'|iiu|i()il (E

o......._ .. 1.00 1.500.111

I'Ililorailollil('o_._. .511 5.00 Kumi Rlwr ull Co. i_|i|i» iron Pom-lni.»¢ 0il"ompuuy .20 8.80 Ilnrtforfl 0l|f'0 ._ I|8.00 Hoinnflllfo..................._;. . 51100.00 Contracts have been entered into on behalf' of the Company, ard to which the

Company Is ai pnrty with William Harrington. of Lake Ainslie, in the County of luvern sn, dated J__nly oth, igog, and Alexander G. Baillie, of Pon Hantingwihied August. |909. which crmtrac s are on file in the olI'ice of the Registrar of joint Slack Comp mics, llslifnx s- _

L A. G. BAILLIE, Port Hasfili s,

A.rr.......11i0F-FOIL SHARES.

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Sir,-I desire to purchase .......... ....................shares of the stock of The

Maritime Oil and_Gas Company, Limited, at the rate of five cents per share (par value one dollar_\i, thosame to be issued fully paid up and non assessable. I am handing you herewith ....... _.dollars in ....... _.pay- ment for same.

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To WU. NONBOURGUETTE, Agent

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

' Addre»s....... .............. .. .... .. _

No order for loss than 100 shares aeceptedrri ¢ _ 9-22dw(2i. lg

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BUUIIBRBIDB MLRNIPB

_-.Qornetst for ovary Wllhllh!

Saturday-'s Issue.

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l¢ll'P°¥' 50|

Hay loose

Straw Oats

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o1=unr.o'r'rm'nowN manure.

Corrected for every Wednesdiw “nd Ba!.urday's Issue.

BM quarter ° *'° Flon, ;5_75 to

Potatoes

Butter fresh per It 23 to 24

Straw (pressed per ton) 55 Straw loose cwt 35 Bee! small

Lamb small

Lamb per quarter

White oats new Black oats new

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“Briny Deep" Serge f0r._

men; blacks and blues, dye guaianted. Ask to, see the stamp “Briny Deep Serge" on every three yards.

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Corrected for every Wednesday and

f Saturdays Issue.

Herring per hhl $5-00 £0 $5-00 Flour Roller Process $5 Cod per quintnil $4 £0 $5 New oats 40 Potatoes (new) per bus 35 Turnips per bus 35 _ Oatmeal per cwt ' r $325 Butter per lh (crenmery) IG to I8 Barley, per bus 50 Hides per lb

Bee! par Ib

Eggs

Hay per ton loose

.Cabbage por dos

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Minard"s Liniment Co., Limited.

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venting the bites from- becoming sore.

‘article to keep ol! the mosquitoes.

Y‘ours truly,

I W.`A. V. R.

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THE EXHIBITION.

GA\'v'S MARKET.

The frost we have had of late has

not damaged the tomato or cucum- ber vines, but the next may be more severe, and it is advisable to tak advantage of the present low price and secure a full supply of tomatoes for chow and pickling.

Tomatoes are now at their best,

onions red and white at lowest pri- ces, small w hits onions particularly adapted for pickling are quite plenti- ful, small cucumbers and ciiuliilower, only B limited quantity.

When in town Exhibition week, do

not forget. to caill at our daily mar- ket, betber to forget to take in the exhibition. We wholesale »green‘to~ tomatoes, onions, cabbage, beets, car- rots, parsnlps, cucumbers, celery, corn, lettuce and other veg`et»ables.

Ever co n

stable line at home, as many farmers

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.Funeral Dlreqghr and eni- bnliner-Miss A. erguson,I n'd`y Assistant-Personal Attenlxuii _ and Promptneiis Gunnnteedl

Ambulance calls answered at

shorteitlolice. _ i 'A '

Specialties Disinfecting and Fnmlgstiug,

Furniture Repaired and Re- ' "n°'=‘=.'°i-A I e.. ~

. it _ _ _ _ _ _ ..._s.,..i.::.;'.e.';:“'....*.i:.:f.:i. REBIDIDNCIG lug Bqnsro, North side Phone MIX dttstf.

i 'Saiurday, Sept. 25¢h';_ sails for Si. ' he da ._ An education under

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S 1’ *md Sheep 011 deck. .¢'fil'i1"l\1'°<i“¢°‘ K Q ' `

underdeck at lowest ble rates.~ Educational Review for Fehmnry. 1909

1c_o,ooo all kinds.

New and second

and.

' A _ _ I ' if il oanicizm. counsr-: me susiivsss Carvell Bros io per Bose ss... ._

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l zii 'V » l r A ` ' Wool_p¢r lb ' " ‘ ‘

commsi psi- ia; ioo its $2 to $2-5°

8 . $5 ‘e

,Oatmeal per cwt 33

Haylooseper cwt 45 to 48 Hay pressed P01' ton $9.50 10 510

Eggs 20 to 31

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Ladies' and Gentlernen’s` ready to w_efai°`“c:l0thing‘ and furnishings at 64 Queen

willdolffer to the Visitors to Charlottetown exceptional Values in fursllof' we have received a largeshipment consisting of stoles, muffs, ruffs, etc-.'_,'Also lsoriiéilof the newest designs and styles in costumes, coats, etc, which you' will

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lum‘berman’s jackets, pants, underwear, sweaters, glovesmoitts etc.

We wish you to note some of our exhibition prices

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on that we have opened our stock of

St; utitillour next door` premises are complete, A-nd for liXllllIl|l.0II Week. We’ n

in men s suits, overcoats, reefcrs, uls-ters

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f Men’s Blue and Black Prize Reelers ~ ormer price $4.5oi10W _ $2~95

, j Men’s Grey Oxford Iligh Collars, I! ___ wool liniugfulster.l<`ormer prici.-$9.5On0W

'_ $5~s0f. _ _

_ -I Men’s wool lining canvas top coats.

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. i" Former price $(i.oo now $3 5° j " Men’s fancy Tweed Ovcrcoats latest design $9.00 now $525

r _ Men’s latest motor collar effect_iu

i ~ Hewsou and Oxford Tweeds Former price , $i7.oo now SIO-25, ' ",__ ' A big lot of boys mixed tweed Over- ' ` coats, alhsizes from $3.25 to 5-CU.

Ladies' Black Vicunn top skirts all i

sizcs made well Foriiicr[pricc$3_oo now I .(10

25 light Tweed skirts inngiiip; from

$7.oo to 9_5o now ' 4.oo

Lafiics’ 'Fwccil Coats iii Sliacldow

stripe effects with or without velvet collar foriuer price 8 oo now $4.93

io I`,adic.s“ flrev oxford twi-cd coats

former price ir oo now - 57-00

A big lot of plniu color coals iii Iilack

and Greysi made in the lntcst styles, you should have one wliilc they lrisi at $9.85

l\Icii’s Black Overalls, former price

Soc iioiv 692.

Cm-pnriis iiiiiou made extra heavy,

former pricc $1.35 iiow $1. i5

l\Icii`s Swcntcrs in all slindes iiow 7ic

ll/li.-ii`.~; l~`:1iii‘)' Shirts, soft fronts in all

.~4'n:1<lc.~'. mill :~i/.cs Reg $i.oo now 65o

I»lcii‘s 'l‘\-coil wearing priiits formir

price $1.25 now ~ 980

}\liii’.-i llcvvsiin 'l`w-"til pniits cvc y-

b¢,ily’_s price $3_o> iiozv $2.1 0

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Carterhall, Nfld.

Dear Sirs,-While in the country

last summer I was Uadly_ bitten by mosquitoes, so badly that I thoughtill I would be disfigured for s couple of week. I was advised to try ‘ your .Liniment to allay the irritation, and did so. The ellect was more thani I expected, a~ few applications comple- tely curing the irritation, and p ~ “

MINA'RD'S LINIIWENT is aIs‘0 a @0011

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` We only ask you to call and inspect our values which you will find

' Look out for our big sign over the doo1'_

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_'.‘AIl.iwho wish to save money shouldi _ QUHIWY U“d°fW°a‘° 7°' _

see the big bargains this week at, "I5" and W°m°" at Pa;?;‘7%t Simon Joseph’s, Queen St. 9~2Zd4i~ _ _ _.J

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,,h°,,myse,,; 11;? oifrahgeéilx 3125? _Vi-S"_lt0rs_`» t0 the 'Exhibition i siting only selected studies. Customers would appreciate the con-' will find it to their advantage 1-"E NEW ¢A|;N|i;(;||; SCIENCE venlence of being supplied in the veg-it 11 id ° t ` k f BUILDING

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have gat up spas orlincligadpn to watches, clo1c)ks, Jewelry said _:f£‘;‘r'i,:;,y“:‘0,h1;‘},{c,,§,?lf;*§’,§érdf,}Mfr; grow em or emae ves. . . Gay ‘ _ ` g. . ._ ~

& Son' Oharmmown Market _ silverware rices very mo mnitmt

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Cor. of Great George & Grafton Stu. _V ttrd&rt'. __

A BLACK DIAMOND LINE

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The next College year will begin

October 6, 1909.

The Institution offers a course

of four years leading to the dcgrec of Bachelor of Arts; a course of four years, leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science; and Engineer- ing course of two or three years, qualifying for entrance to the third year ofthe large Teclmical Schools; a course of four years, lending; to tht deg,-ee of Bachelor of Theology, and Special Courses for those de-

Tlie Registrar,

Wolfville. N. S.

AN EDUCATIONAL l'_3Xl’El('l`

ACADIA LADIES' SEMINARY

V V _w0ifviiie, N. s.

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has this to say l

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DAILY SEPT. I5 T0 OCT I5. |909 'l`()

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for the least money is always in demand. i i.c Investment Annuity Policy of the North Americaii

Life is the cheapest reliable plan calling forthe payment _of .5 or 20 premiums only. .it guarantees a definite yearly in- come in event of your death or for yourself if. you survive the

For rates etc. '

Apply fo '

Ross Matthews

I 7 3 Grafton Street, 'V Masonic Building. Charlottetown.

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every department of work; that

j-,ji %`§,‘_ _j__Y[,~' T31 -I kindly personality and incl, ,the

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A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL

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clan rnoml. COLLEGIATE COURSE,

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COCKSIIUTT PLOWS.

We have a large assortment of

Single and Gang Walking Plows, Single and (img Riding Pows. f

Nice fresh stock with all the latest improvements,

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Horse Powers, Thicshers and Cleane1's.V,Vjth all tll »`

latest improvements. p _ _ ig

Selling at lowest prices and at terms to`s\1i,_l’.;i9`l1

customers. ~ ‘ '_ _n _

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wiinu iiuiiiiic ridden' lil ii.

you waiilfio buy the hqt '

We have many brands In nigh %-nrlo flour, now selllng nt -[undo prlwfh

put un ln nan-als. also lib. 50 and 10) l , necks. _ '

BLENDED TIAS -ill 3. 5. uni io lb fins. < - i -“_ ""

OUR SPECIAL-regular :Bc new 24 or 5 lbs_$i. mi ‘

GRAN. SUGAR-al Ibn for $r.no. ' BEST BAR KAW-_-lo lbs for 4'\t‘. '

All klndi of Fl.lD nt Icwusl prices.

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