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THE ll RLOTTETOW U lllll li;
W ' ‘ _,-.Q 1", 5 » __~’ __ ‘ '\,;‘§-’_ ’ _- ’ - 1.4' 1905
E I....‘.’i.‘t»‘1¥...’t9htt’.€i’¢&hhs}- cl-IARLo'r'rE'rowN PRINCE EDWARD _ rsgamn clinana THURSDAY' sEi>'rEM§1=:R ' I TSTMS I T” {,-,g,,<;5~,'§,s@§i,°gg,,`
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7 Leu
Tl'lE llALIFAX ANNUAL../KE .ING OF THE... _________lliili'S .SilllllllS..___ill.~.lli'illl Lllll..
Ex_|-l|_B|i|oN R nion Foilssrlilis win sntll
0 ned Yesterday ‘Amid Rain which Marred the `“ ' - '" ` ` 5 ~
“Proceedings --The Results of the Races 0P¢ned in Castle Hall. I-"E "EAD OF NAND FORESTERS "F'°""u"d“’"‘°'M°“'““'°"d 1"
Trotted-island Horses Secure .P"°W5¢ B10Ck Y¢Sl¢l"
Places in Events. _ day
_ g
]]Ay,r|mx,Scpt. 13-(Speohll)-Rain this M;;ohwooii 1
afternoon and this evening spoiled the
pleasure of the exhibition which opened E
_v.
'i`iic Vnudcvllle shoiv was excellent and mn the various exhibits are well up to the T
mark. - Two new buildings on the grounds
which cost twelve thousand were dcdi~| F
rc
cami, one i.o 1<liie Arts and the other to Pm
i
llliiicriils. .1- Tbc horse races resulted ua follows:
2.19 'mor Arm nies. - Mm,
lluth \\'llkL’s 3 1 I 2 3 Glo lliiiiM.
1 2 5 o 1 ,l Th
"` ' "' ` ” "' " """ "m T111* ill‘1“1@fl l‘0l>0l“iS Df the ofliiccrs were
rl
I.l'ttle Mack, Doro heste r Stables.
John.
4 5 A 1 5 ~ r
eorher horses ilnishedasfollows: e Annual Report Glyen l
s`tcllc I3oy| fourth; Done ll fifth; ~ .`
toiiii Daisy Dewitt sixth and Ad: ‘ll/.Iac ills- the Chief- Ran.
.hi ger Chas Mur h
hc best time was 2.201. I P y'
2.35 'rmrr AND mics. summer5id¢"0ther
Kr all 2 2 1 » ' “,215” , , ,, Q § Reports Submitted.
Montreal l Patch, S. A. Fowler, St
Medford, Mass.
Nancy Grayson, F. B. Rideout.
Frank Krolin‘ \\’. J. Fenwick.
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A Permanent Deaconate but 1‘,'I,‘1
Favors Christian Unity. 2222
-- in
the
-, -, . - l
session of the Synod the proposal to llflll
esinlilisli n pernianent dlaconate was de- lm”
bon
of assisting i-he clergy in the services. f°"e
nor lake holy orders except in exceptionn W
not bei-aiisc there is any immediate pros- me licets of union with any other body, but hm,
Bathurst.
Best time. 2.101.
Ciiivriism, N. B,, Sept, 12.-The
nearly all business places in town
e closcrl again this afternoon on year on the mum dam lb was “ml 894 90 um' °f the “"0” Whlcl' “'°"° Wu' showinganinciense of over$12l350l)0 ' 1 ed by nearly 2,000 persona. The .mm report u|w`m|en_ed m' th’ ' k
e wor
weatigeié lookeddthreiitening all the morn- done durmg the year in our own High
K' “ °1°‘"`° b°““m“1y -11"" 1’°f°"° CourtJurlsdietion. 0u1stJuly, 11104 the
_ , “mr om-l tiir ia.-he Qui'n|'i', Sept ld-(Special )-At today s T ie chief attraction was tliclfree-for-all, of 1';;]nan:,s,]“|:;; Tien ML; zllfgllxurxsg
it was thought that the maritime , E ,y g k A I 2.12 H rl bl June last 175 new uicmbcrs were scoured.
"W" ' "°“' ' Wm' ‘ 1"' ml” ° On lst July 1001 our Courts numbered
.. , _ . _ 1 »
mmd [my to thh_by_nve_ owcred. lvio horses Czaiiiia and Pheo _“_ on lst July this ye” may numbered
W.. started. Czarina had thc pole and -
Tlils suizcostion was that certain ner- lowes predicted with that in her law.. ;,`;`ar 'f:'f,”,,f,h;f°,;:'B°';“c‘3°;‘,f°b1”,°“ §J,’““ 1;"
sons be ordained deacons for the purpose she would win but she had to go down be- a n _ n ny "ll
the fleet gelding, but |109 1l9f°l`° “he having become consolidated with Court
They would not givehp thelrlbusiness mnda a' supreme Btrugglu' may b°ms"'U01\llU Slllllllell. N0- 3741. hB1¢lll8 'l/he
' “Me” by “ 'mad 1” 232* name and number of the latt.cr
ith the pole in Pheobou W’s favor he '
“M3” "°°k "he “ext h°“1’“l°“'”"' _ _ ortsinndcto secure new members, the lt was unanimously resolved to con- Nll_\l‘- 1l°l'S¢S 0111-H1211 ln 1-1l¢ 5-30 1-F05 “W1 ph;-annul wo.-1; nf the 1{_ (;_ IL, the lrrcgu.
tinuc thu committee on Christian union, I?I';:;"A’;\"£i’;°§:n;1b°§’be"g:$;i‘lWl;?;"1b:;;l"§i lar attendance of Subordinate Courts and
sccutor .l ii 2 3 2
ie others lllilshcd in following order' : _-
Israel Boy, Lady 1i»faok,Soalet, Kannvn,
bo
ow Valley. Fred Am-strong. Daily Court, i. 0. lr., or P. E. island, opened as
e best time was 2.20 town, yesterday forenoon.
2 2 3 trlbutcd.
4 4 2 T
5 3 4 irencriil progress of the Order. The nicui-
35 5 2eo,ool. on the istJuiy, this yt-sr, it was
b‘"‘°h before "“"“1“lf “nd 1'1"’ met °f Regarding sessions of tho High Court ing to stand two tiers dccpcnuscd the report conmined the f0"owlnm_ ‘
ln.-cause the existence of such a committee some trouble, but eventually they got the hmm (wma, results ,hm have followed
Wm mwllrme my amps wward unity word, and Miss Antie stepped to the front
' and was ncvcrhemled. “Bm to ,mile t th L f d L_
Um "my be mmm In futura The third heat showed what Miss Antlc erm, Dr notlcgslc swigmir 1:;
th85n°r”é1;“£:ft‘;;‘1*'£'§:“‘;§::1'ry§1‘° wml' hershlp of the Order, or the fraternal
Amin' D0“,hes¢,m- Hmbleg, Mont no wny been coiiipenslitazd for by the re-
RACING AT CHATHAM. _ ‘"1
Cii.\'rii.\i\r, September 11.-The follow- M15” ing :irc thc results of the Chutlinm races: "W1-
2.lll raor Asn Pscn.
111
Lnily Patten, J. lt. Cowans, Springhill iuvvlvcs Il lsrizc out-lay Of its funds and l
(N. fu.) 2 2 2 am of upinioii that a saving can be oil`cct-
miils men
lied Pepper, S A Fowler, -St.
.Iohn
lluiiiio, J C Larder, Sydney Parker L, Springhill Stables Lady May, F F Itideout-, Med-
ford, Mass. llcst iiiiie, 2.175. ., 2.211 'mor Asn i-vice T
Will llc Sure, Nat. McNair. 13 llivcr Louison. 1 1 1 l
no-ae Nm# N.>.»- Ne-w
`Pi he w. s.A.F i ,si..i0h
F0 '_ Cxrfiunn spélmhm Mimi; in this High Court Jurlsdiclon during _
1 Tlmaigwi, 2,” 2,5* the past year. Two of the departed Numbcrof lleneiiciiiry Meni-
Ti r, , . ‘
E S 'lognfcw ¥h‘;t"?u;£_l°‘:;m0?,';,tev:,i;lhg':.;T,s High Standing Committee, namely cialstatcinent.
:Ig tr 6( I ull); lo er “my would be Brotheis Dr. H. W. Robertson, Past
i - liner $20 ca~l.
9
Longer than the average shoe is
what we offer the ublic when we P
ssythat we are ogering you our own make. These shoes are made in our own factory and we are right here to stand by our work. and our reputation is too valuable I 1° be sacrificed- by offering
the public inferior goods. These Tuesday, Wedlleidly 5"" T1““'~" shoes are made of long tanned day sept “th,27th and 2g¢|,_
~ Abbott W., W. G. Fenwick, 'jBatliurali
Rosamond F. B. Ridecut, Medford
Vio
4 :l 3 a Lady sin.. 1'. Aretha-. Chathmn 8 8 7
Little Ben, J. C. harder, Sydney 7 7 ii _
rbrgqk, lt, A. Snowball, Chatham 5 li dr h :ld once in two years and that the next; Suspended duringyear . 51
(N. BJ 0 3 ll
The twclfl-h annual session of the High
first session in Castle Hall, Charlotte
on motion considered as read and dis-
illeii cnrnr num!-:ii's ni~:i=oit'r :
iie~rcport of the High Chief Ranger,
Charles Murphy, ilrst referred to the
iicrship of the Onlcr on Ist July, liiiii, was
231.053. showing an increase of 10,7511
ibers. On the lst of July last year
tiio surplus fund was $7,716,880.ii0. This
Court Royalty, No. -i-140, ceased to exist
Tile report further dealt with the ' oil*
n. “ingestion overcoming this diflioulty.
eaoli annual meeting of our High Court
spirit is concerned, the expenditure has in
suits. Each inceting uf this High Court
ed by holding oiennial sessions as is done
in other and laigerjurlsdictions and the funds thus econumized could be expend( d
‘ "-4...
CHARLES MURPHY. - _ _ ‘ '
Ancllinnnli cAMP'nELL.
Clifton; Past High Treasurer, retire l.
(MMS) Y 3 5 5 in paying a competent organizer, or for Admitted by Card .. .. . . 13
o adger, W. li. Bentley. Chatham i)9dr
the interests of the Order. For thcsc rea- sons I recommend that our sessions he
m.etlng of this High Court be held ln
let ll., C. Hendry, Chatham 0 4 4 some otherlaudable ohieotin advancing ileinstated 4
First Total, 2078
Withdrawn by Card . . . 21
Tiinc-2.21, 2.332, 2.211. 1 107-" Died . . . . . . . . . . 15
fllI'll'I-l-`l)l'\-ALIi»
5
n:»- 5;... can
. , .
le startc' M Bnhcn. Montreal an
Tho report. also added feelings of rc-
gret at the death of 15 Brother Foresters
brethren in recent yours served faithfully their respective terms as members of our
00
Second Total,
11188
ilnnii-
bers July lsl. 1005.
The report showed the following
RHCEI PTS.
,'°f'f' nd P' D Hlsh Chief Reniwr. and W- D- Mclnww. cash ilcclvcd roi- limi. con.-t
Exliiiiiiinn liuncaris N OPERA HOUSE
Past High Treasurer. To their bemavcd
fnniillcs and friends thudeepcst syuipatliy g,,,,|, 1{eU¢,|v¢.| 10|- 5uppll¢g_ _ _ _ _ _
ii‘1Il 75 liiil (I7
1)uaa....,.,....................5
1l°XW“i1°d~ Cash Received for Executive
In conclusion, the Ii C R. says" I
' _ . . .’ n
lllylllif 110W" th” “N95 0f Umm! I 1128 Cash Received Interest (paid by
\ leave to teiiilermy sincere thanks to those High Segy) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ , , _ _ _ _ _ , ,__
Brethren of the lIlghStandlng Committee who assisted ,nic during the yeiu-in the performance of niy work, and also to in-other nicmbcrs for courtesies extended during my visitation Of Courts. Pur- tlcularly do I thank you, one and all, for
the Inst session of this High Court. If I have failed to meet your expectations, I
Council . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . .. . . 54-i 00
587
'i‘otnl Receipts 8 1,5751 iii)
i-:xi'i-isiirruiiic. lllgh Court
Appropriations Sum Suillclcnt
iganization. . . . . .8 525,00
O
the nonor thiit you bestowed upon ine at H131’ C°“"1’
Meeting......... 322 7_li $2411 00
High Seci‘eiary's
Salary.. IF() 00 150 00
grain leather. with clump soles and clinched shrinks, just the shoes for
' trust you will not attribute it in any way
'i lah maihek cl willingness reserve ycu.1 Suiiilllas----~
11111 Wter Us the are water felllll- 1ggags;‘e§l;|:i?eliTl?mtow2oa?:l)iTdIe Yvlth : `have tried to do my duly as I best under- Sv‘0\ll'1l1K “UW
ers. The prieebi$w.5o cash which sncftsldc cpllnln lay- The Meffi- steolllt. Trusilcz thetthelealsllulon of is decisively Che; fog the high monlal Agency ormves and Husbands this session may bowise and ,judicious
grade workmanshf ut in them_ eu¥glied. .md result in greater prosperitytoour be
C "th and “Bm Wm be produced loved Order, and hoping that wisdom and
and Cl1lld'8 H01 l)0Dt| Whlc lfe fore by Sir rtliur ulliyan with Miss el U I m I
. P P _
W ' _ ,
3 51501711? “IQ W0l1l¢U'l EG1-71319 HIC ¢V¢"' P°g“l" og" H' M' S' Pu” devotion i.oour Order will govern your
os
Slibsisntlllly mgdg, gqfgs bglgg Daisy Francis Foster of Halifax as 0bUlf=°1“ |5119 0° °“ ° 0 WW- "°'
nailed. Have youever been dis- -1 ~ -
s h f i . Special dances and in L. B. and C.,-Cliniles Murphy, lllgh
5 P0ll1t¢d lil ill Wealth ilhllly f,g?\;l`¢:|l)e¢£gvs°w(r:l:11bea new feature ill Chief Ranger.
°1)nlioelr why not try ag pall- of ¢hi¢ open which is new goin on in
ephiue and a very strong cast, ncain,Couipanlons and Brethei-n,"Yours
git above thou; ywly you ghguld gxnglangkgsptlagélogiiéi 131;: T5 nies sxeieii-rAnv'ii nnroar. ave a loci over hem. We nevcr ° °‘;” 6 _ hen am produced 'rhs High scsi-stars i-sport showed the tire showing 011;. sind., ;I;,h|i‘:0||:|I:;“|-.an vga zights provinyithe following. Sumuiarynf meniberrn-
` ;U°¢lp\l):lP;3lftil:;°‘.i:E;i°° °f in ind Ne.of Beneficiary Members
_ ver ll -
` .J.i“"‘.""°“ ”°' ’“°"°“ "‘“ ‘°° 1»l~‘3`J`-3»‘i"i`I»°»=`””.....".‘_'.'.'_"‘ '_;;;; ‘“’é
_ " -
901° Agana lb: the sim: sim ¢'
P12511 of :cats at the Medical Hall and > -**, D, Ranlrin‘s. i 18151
S. N. EARLE. nltlated during year . . . . . . . . . . ....... 115
for Mem
9-ra tu, th & \\ iw td D1f¢C\0l'-
1311 -lil
Me-inbers....... 13| 75
H. S. C., Meeting
and Visiting Courts . , . . . ,
Postage and Sta-
tionary _ . . .. Printing and Ad- vertising. _ . . . ..
Expenses P. H. C. lt.
MeNutt (last you->......._... loss coco
Total Expenditure $1,-i&i,?A _ Assure.
Cash td Credit of High Court $ 832 ill Cash due from Courts as por Stats-
ment No. 2 81 37
.Supplies on lland (net) 145 75
sion do
110 fl] Till 00
56 Ill Tiil il)
ill (Il 35 00
-v
LIABILITIES-NIL
RFJPOIIT 0I~`IlltlI‘I '|`REABlJl>l.Ell.
The Trei1surcr‘s reportshowed as follows
nscAPi'rvL/i'rioN.
Total Receipts. ..........,$2,322 12
“ Expcnditure....... L48024
$832 ss
Balance to credit High Court
ini-mo. or iuinancu.
Cash in Merchants Bank P. E. I. $782 98
“ " Hands High Secretary"
S 832 68'
The following comniittccs were appoint-
ell:-
Credentials-L. U. Fowler, Peter!-Jrodle,
J. li. Russ, David Reid, Benj. Bryantcn.. Distribution-J. I-I. Bell, Everett Me-
Leod, Dr. John E. McDonald, A. D. Mc- Lelin, Dr. Darrach.
I<`inuiii:c~ J. M. Clark, J. A. McCor-
mack, H. D. McEwen, W. A. Lear-d, W. i-I. Doherty. Appeals-Kenneth McKay, Albert Jen-
kins, Thos. A. Millar, J. D. Goss, W. J. Pnlnicr.
Constitution and Laws-J. F. Wlienr,
D. C. Morson, R. II. Montgomery, J. A. licntlcy, Patrick McPhee, George In- man. State of the Order -~Dr. John G.'l'uombs,
iforntio gcison, S. F. Hodgson, J. R. Prowse, athew Smith.
New Business-Joseph Read, A. D.
Mcl_’hec, Wm Jenkins, D. F. Kenya.
Mileage and Per Diem-J. Gordon Mc-
Kay, Geo. W. McLeod, John McLeod, J.
A. lloustoii.
1 1_’lil-:ss-J. E. B. McCrendy, J. B. C Baker, John Moillson, Eugene Mcliach- l‘(!ll.
lt|<sol.li'i'mNs~Rev. I). Price, Rev.
A. Bclycn, It. A. Elliott.
AI"'I'l'lllNO0N H§8lDN¢
J. G.
After reading and confirming minutes
of morning session, Bro. I.. U. Fowler, rcprcseiitutlvc to the Supninie Court, re- portcil oil thc recent work of that body. The Supreme Court, he sold, would in fu- turc hold its sessions at Tomato.
It was decided also that the sessions be
hold every four ycars instead of every three yeiirs as orcvl0nsly.' After dealing ivlthdlnanccs ofthe Order he stated that the Supreme body had decided tolcvyn tax of one cent a nionth on each lneinber to support the Orphans' Home. Another proposition that passed at the Supremo Court session was that by an unamlnous voto of the Subordinate Courts lndics can be addinitted, and also in thc same ninnner men be admitted to Companion Courts. Another import- ant declivloii was the lowering of the nilnlmuin insurance on women to $250. Social members are to payo cents per month towards the Extension of the Order Tax. Other propositions which passed were the providing of term insur- ance furii or i0 years, and the admitting of iiicnibei-ii at 10 years of age. The matter of insuring women against sick- ness had been brought up but the matter was deferred until A statement would be subniittod at next sualon.
in regard to suicides it was Arranged
that the lieneilcieney would received maximum of 75 per cent of the Amt. Insur- ed, according to the length of time the de- ceased member belonged to the Order. The Supreme Chief Ranger-'s salary was Increased from Ol0.flK)to $i6.Gll, the Supreme Secretni-y's salary increased from |0000lo |’7,0tD andthe Bnpnmi
50 DWI _
1 No Suspicion ofthe Thief.
service to engage in business.
' On Monday he put the money under the mattrass in his berth, intending to take it when he left next day. Tuesday afternoon he looked for his
money but it was gone and he has not the least clue to_ the thief.
V -_‘-_--wv_--
\ lllllll lllllllll -1
units iniisi
'11 ` ”'“'“ “,H|
' Fin Boston for Obtaining Money
Under False Pretences.
Bos'ro Sc t 13.- col -Elmer
so prominently and disgrnoefuliy in the
Mr. Murphy belongs to Suinnierside. ` young mum., W, ne., p|g\,,_ ,,.,,., °°
arrested here today on a charge of theft.
It is alleged he secured forty.ilve dollars!-
liy false prctences from Ellen Rogers, a resident of the Sou_tb_End.
lNllPlllJlilS_
li Mililani
To be Organised under Lead- ership of Redoubtable Joe
\ViNzvIrnu, Sept. 13.-(Special.)-Joseph
Martin has arrived here and will adrlrcss
it mass meeting on Thursday evening on political questions. ,
ri new political party to be known as independents, who will iight for honors at the next provincial elections.
The party will consist of those dissatis-
fied with both parties and will Include among others R, L. Richardson, Alex. McDonald, Jerry Robinson and Edward Martin.
Joe Martin will be leader.
WEATHER TODAY.
TonoN'ro, Sept..vl4. - ( Special.)-Strong
winds and moderate gales, westerly to northerly, clearing and cooler, iight local
frosts at night. `
His vlsitis for the purpose of starting '
luiii_in nam
Tomato- Slleilead in .Bed and Lett Lamp Burning.
` sr. Jens. sept. in--rspcsisipwliiuhit Tonosm, swt. i:i.-(spcelelo-Lying Kennedy, Quarter Master on the steamer near the door Of her 1J¢dl'00Il1 W1lGl`° B110
'Prince Rupert “ved yn", hunqmd doi. had beenoveriairen in hcr effort to escape, _iars from his wages during the past four 111° Cllhfffd b°l1Y 01’ MPS- BH1. 68811 H1-ity. or ilve years and intended leaving ths‘ i'h\'°° W” 1011115 10115! 51"" In 515ml 01
fire had been given.
The woman was in the habit of leading
her Bible in bed every night and the fire originated from the.h\mp which she had left burning when :he f_¢Ii asleep.
_ LA. 1;.
_-_?,.;.g__,___
'siiills its will in aisiui
C. Fraser Calls in the Aid of the Boston Police.
i
Bns'roN, Sept. 13.-(Special)-H. C. Fra-
. _ _ . . N. p -. _(sp al.) _
High Chief Rzingei' who is presiding at the Independents ,young ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,, d,,,,,,,,_,,., ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,, 5°' °f A’“l'°“*» N' 5' °“”°d 'li ""’ 1’°""°
Order of Foresters High Court now being held in the city." "°“‘1‘1““"‘*"“*““°Y “““ “""°" ‘lm l’°"°°
help him find his wife, Margaret N.
Fraser and his seven months old _daugh- ter.
Both disappeared from his home Sept-
ember 2. Ile followed them to Vanceboro where he found they had taken the train for Boston.
_ Fraser says that his wife had needlessly worried over the condition of his business and flint this probably caused her to
leave homo. , - Mrs. Fraser is 22 years old 5 feet 8 inches in height, weighing 120 pounds and of ‘dark compleetionf " '“" ‘
She has no friends in Boston and in sup-
posed to be wandering about the streets.
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“"“"‘"' lillllEllNMElll lil
SASKATCHEWAN
Sworn in Yesterday Under Premier ScottfPersonnel ofthe Cabinet.
_ RuuiN/i, Sept. 13.-(Special)-Premier
'Walter Scott and his Cabinet were sworn
in today. The members are:
Walter Scott, Premier and Minister of
Public \‘Vorlii\.
J. H. Lamont, Attorney General;
` W. Motherwcll,_Min|ater of Education and Provincial Treasurer.
- calc/loo winners. I
Unioaso, September 1:1- (Bontril -_
Sept. Corn Gill Deo. Cord . l$2\ “ Wheat B2] " Wheat B2 "l’0l'k SMH) " Pork lIK.l!§`
Trcaeui-ei-ssalary from $2,500 to |7000§ Bro. Fowler closed his remarks wlthe reference to the alleged mlsappropri->' ator of thc funds of thc Order which he clearly discredited.
Considerable discussion arose over tip iiintter of claims made to the High Scan - ing Committee by certain Courts and members as awards for securing new inembers, These claims the Executive did not pay because of non compliance with thc printed circulars; and their action was sustained bya large vote of 'he High Court.
At the evening session I.. C. Fowler
read the following telegram :--
“Please convey greetings to your High
Court and best wishes for session. Re-
gret not to be with you."
0iioitiiv.\-ricimn, B. C. B..
The lllgh Court agreed thotaiudtr certain conditions District Deputlee of the High Chief Ranger be appointed. whose duties shall be to visit and soil' Ill the several subordinate courts wluiluj their jurisdictions. It was also agfeedl that in future a day be set apart 'in Qlah your between June 17th and July l7lh. to he called “Fountain” Day" when the members shall meet together, either ll courts or groups of courts, when Dteltld
or nuoli like will be held in order to' aprnd the spirit of fraternity throughout
.-. -__ f.
“K Q l ~ its __
_ cps.
Stelnbeiger. Hendry It
Co’s oward Vincent
gag! of ‘the British
m` re, sze 721:63- ncrprlcc $5.00
Colgip Ciifirgl C3? new
ii o e minl,o,_ a-
of Canada, me géggebo
Gdge-l|_Ma§ of the §l»'}l°°'Am;':i|¢°ph°'§°'
_ a. e ,
--eadb .. ..1. ._.$4.f)0
MacKinlsy’s Magna; tha. “mlm gm ‘ist oo u§,§`n.i(.i..¢` niet.. ` _P‘!°¢3'.‘?f“"“?¢_9°91i°i
CARTER lr 02- Ltd..
' Charlottetown,
_ he membership.
` _ '”" _
An Average
, - -_._-. »
` Daily Circulation
of at Least
."‘. " .'f_
~:."'fi . Vi." i
ll ' FFT, l l§:l` - -_
~~.;~,.'.. _.fi'ir',~_
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