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Combs

Carefully

you will be showing good judginent if you come

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U' Bond Office at Charlottetown - Branch Otftoos at Bumlnonlce

We ao’ .andihat is why Alborton. Bourln. ond llontaguo.

___

nm ......._............w~2 q ,__ be mn, ,__ ,,,»_,,,_, “md

wsoussoav. lul.v 11. .9-3 °“ ”‘ °‘”°""

here for what combs 'you need. _ ' '

A poor, roughly finish-

hair. The teeth of combs few should be neither sharp we

. if .

lu'

Hand Finished "jf

Combs ul-

-coinhs with smooth teeth fox just sharp enough to penetr- ,___ ale to the scalp without dau- ve ger of inflicting the least in- ___ jury, We have stroll; combs ___ that will serve you long and _ well 0

san OUR WINDOW. ‘°

wat

‘ _ tunity to get into it, or are selling

5 :lll

_ °f

W, are

j.n 2 to

3*” _,_

. _

Q __

Dainty Souvenir

in euamelled belt pins, brooch- ‘md

¢3_ Cuff ]ink§_ 51_,f_;0n5_ 55.51,; higher-for years to come, dairy Pins .md fob. farming is one of the most prontable

Special S.oclr occl

Th .

G I-I flniry products; high prices are as.

o ~

Jeweler Optlclall , The essential diilereuce between how much more preposterous to make 1 ivithdrgw that expression but 1 tor R

that rich. golilun cl'list~:lp|leti/.ing i‘4n'tit?

H ome-M ade

Wo rofur to `

‘ i duction and consumption oi farm of $75,000,000. Before we could pr0' than those given by the Government,

comb is apt to work ____f;_‘_

lo the scalp and are

nor rough.We can supply rest .ma permanent things, the

you wnh I hlngs that cannot fail, and to risk

‘O

that

ite opportunities for profitable in- stment. While there is room and

rgely by the ability of the investor

‘to such fluctuations as are liable to befall any speculation.

J. G‘ thDozzled by the glare of the wealth

great price, forgetting that there'

the soil, and pearls too which are

, __ incxhaustible and rich.

l _'~"~1¢.p__'i_f~.~f.;. Ten years ago Canada exported;

l -_V _

_ i _-»,.~»f - * ‘___ nearly thirty-live million pounds of

._ _ i ,', butter. We are today producing more ......._..,.~ milk and more butter than ever be- °" ==>w»“l’ fore, and yet last year we were oblig-

Q _ _ ed to import about seven million it pounds of butter from New Zealand I supply the home demand.

At the prices now ruling for butter

Flllrll lll ills Lnlln. C

this age of speculation and get- quick enterprises, when fortunes made in a few years or even n months by a. lucky investment, are apt to lose sight of the really

all on such chances as have

nght wealth to others. t present the majority of our D60- are intoxicated with the wealth

has come to so many in the business and with its almost ln-

ortunity in it, it is still governed

seize the psychological moment buying and selling, still sllbiect

has come of it the majority are

ching it, waiting for an oppor-

tbey have tn secure this pearl

other nnil even greater pearls ly at their fect, pearls indigenous

to my conception the effective devel

likely to rule-or even to go

ipations open in Canada today. re is an assured market for all

the land and its possibilities. There complished they set about in a husi- _“ther and boots and sell you paBt___ 1__8_5_ never wus a time in our history when ness-sort of way to build men-or-war ~

these possibilities bulked larger thanlat their leisure. ` soles." With the enthusiasm and em- they do now, and those who will read, To lay down a shipbuilding 13181111 Phasls bm" of his discover? _ he ad' 1792-

the signs of the times aright will seeisuflicient to supply modern 'requires _v:ntc§g £1&m?;;ry¢0§h:lla tllisiilliniltlrgeazl

the changed relations between pro- ments would cost us in the vicinity _

_ policy _ H9 KN! deal "han been laid about voting mon-

but lucy clamornrl are careful to avoid giving the muon why it in

necessary at the pneoeot to go to fr” 0| dug”

England lor what, under dllerent ¢ir- name ‘privileges _extended eumsteueee, might have been obtain-` mario*-1 ol the world. and ingenious

Had lt not been for the policy of hd hem ‘ r°°””°°“’ 'nnmdlt

procrastination pursued by Str Wil- mguupoly in mu ,.,‘u.d_ H’ hm the frid Laurier, Canada would have had grace to admit. "after all his . args.

~ **' the nucleus of a great lhillhlllldillt m°””i‘th°° th' N091' 0| GU-Dodd.

industry wan” During the mem aware of these great advantages hc

years he was in power he not only counm not that he beuwed thc; nu did nothing to encourage shipbulld- right, "W, mv, gut proucuon m ing, but so discouraged the idea ot Canada run riot," declared Mr; Car- Camda taking any ,han m the Em, vell, and then crattily, “but I don't pire's defence that it became evident 'ant anylmdy "° 1° "my with U"

he would have no lot or part in any ¢in|y_f» H, wanna that th” hd naval development or expansion. As got to have a revenue ln a country a sort of aop to thou of his follow- lin U53. Bild B8 llc did |101! hclicvll ers who became restless under his that tm’ P°°pl° w°“1d stand th”

_ '_ at that time ny danger, and he

opment or shipbuilding industries in ventured to say” that no man in Cam Canada must commence with small ada today believed |¢_ though they beginnings and in a businesslike believed it then. After showing with

wal.. just a ring of triumph in his voice James Clark McReyn0,ds_ who °

the post of Attorney General in just received a carload of Beaver flour direct from the mills ln bbis dent wllgmfg eabineg was hom lg bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry a full line of the following choice lklon. Ky.. July za, iaez, emi Brands offlaur. ,

ducated at Vanderbilt Universi- 'l`ils0n’S Pride d in the law department of the Royal Stuart

_ _ _ rsity of Virginia. R I b

certain small craft to be built in Can- was the outcome ol __ hu __ _mt b

g P e`

aria. If' Sir *Wilfrid be so anxious tween premier Borden and Mm Bom._ Cfgllgf

for a Canadian shipbuilding industry, assa, " the leader of the Nationalist day"

Wlly did he “Ot make* begi““l“g party’ and claimed that they had Simeon S. Pennewill, former gover- " C O

I Delaware, 46 years old to-day. G R A N T 3 u

Albert Shaw, well known edi- 360wfmMErf_ Q_u;en St, nd publicist, 56 years old to- g =,=. ' ___ ` . r 3

ii: Eer- tri? .iii gigg reel? §é§’§ s§_g-§ §;-9;

I 5 s

the

ly attempted to show tlinti( there

Canada would have had a pg-neun;

woke ol. had reieeted chem ' or

idea. that I advocate frcc trade en-

rcvenue being levied by direct taxa-

essels, one of which wan only dt to 3 but that gm-ig he ,H-gum was as gn

get wrecked at a Liberal picnic. That ;_\0th&s rbalonuble as it should be and li. the sum iomi or what sir wiuria ° 9111 0"* the inviting l>\°°=P¢°t of _ _ __ t _t __ _ a reduced tarid and the required dld_ i_uShl1l:_ui__§_:_°“_Y°;:md‘; We 09 amount of revenue for the malnten- The naw ll’ E ll - ance of public works without an ex- en p

Contrast that with the policy be- tra dollar being taken out of the eager-n ing pursued by Mr. Borden. P°°k°¢5 Of U19 P001' lalldfilll Cl!-Q88. -ceedln M- »» D--»»-» ;:i.:f.“.:,::::;°°.ii° lf; ag » inermiuelng tue Naval aid aiu, said: propmte __ymp_,m_y_ He _mt _,wen °" W "No one is more eager than myself with me Neva] Bl11_ ,md adducad the T tor the development ofshipbuildiug stere_t_7tY_P¢d B|'El\"1°llf8 01 U16 Llbdf- . t . C d _ b t ,__ als to Justlfy their opposition to the Three mdus "es :Jn _ana 8 uDn:;;Bn;;__ Bill. but he claimed that they fought with “l’°“ ‘my “B “fs” °_" ec for the rights ol self-government and the "

siderations, begin with the construe- that they wanted the matte, to be

tion of Dreadnoughts; and especially treated as a business proposition. this

we Could not do so when mes, ships With due egotism Mr. Carvell assur- was

chilling apathy, he purchased two old nom they must have ___ customs “___ V ' l . . ‘ . ea,

ed his bearers oi h¢s undying loyalty

_ But he did not believe that there was

how the Liberals had blocked the Bill

This is so palpably reasonable that that wan to give aid to the Em_____e_ holds rm one but H Pvfblind Party l1“°“- Mr. Carvell claimed that when they fwéi destitute of all reason, would seek to did so they were taking the gl-Uund wig e dispute “_ The Government has ful- that it was the duty of Canadians to ty an _owed this up by giving orders for play their part in the defence of the Univc

Empire He declared that the Bill

, fallen out and that the pact had been

' can always trust two scoundrels, no,

-_ _ _ _ . ’ day.

dairy farming and the ordinary spe-la beginning with three Dreaduoughts? Will SBY YO; ¢_un slwags utrutst two “___

_ culative undertakings is that the This shows in a way everyone will “len engage ln s°°"“ fe Y __"““9a°` tant

_ . _ tions to tall out afterwards. Then

former, in producing wealth, increases understand how utterly absurd is all Y€81'8

iiiu-ee the more it ie capable oi pro-‘industries by beginning with the Press representatives and saidr "Now, Ohm

don't say I called them scoundrels;1

ducing. Tile soil can be indefinitelylmost expensive vessels ln the world. ____thd__ew than I caued them B__D____d_ . _

leuriched by drawing from it the Japan and the United States may-~. -Y

' wealth of the dairy returns. It is albe quoted as instances of countries get out of his vllifying mgoi-]_ and

lbnnk the withdrawals from which arelwhich have successfully launched into _igmediately he i;eferred__ to llilr. I-L. Bti lileposits as well, and thereforea bank naval shipbuilding on their own ac- pa_'_';;;_?_of:_sm_‘;;nsa:_fd1‘g§g_g;9 _gat

that cannot be broken. _count Granted. _But both these the harmonious séund of the ph__asesl1_7,_,5_F__a__c_s Vidoc 8 cx__m_na_ who

It would be most regrettable ifany_lco\lntries first provided by purchase tickled his B_udience_ he went further

imlllstry, even the great fox industry, 'from England the ships necessary for_and said that Mr. Almes was a should entice mlr people away from their defence, and when that was ac- member Of 9- mm m“““l“~°t“"l“2

lelly transactions. But he could not

boots and shoes, “\vho charge you for

board shoes soles instead of leather

the shllls was due to baser motives

out of of sea farm

had the half tu up the

thanks McDo coin: culiar

*bono

ll"

_ with the S' S‘_Mi”t° and Earl Grey" exposed. He went on to say: "You "rg 0

sured practically for all time to Come. Prepostprous! it may be Said. T110" "-

, 4

ocoll

lla

pmductg an added reason to place dnce any vessel that would be of any was due to the desire ot the Govern- 1g40_Bi1

mom faith in the land, material assistance in the defence of ment t0 fake in f0“l` 0|' “Ve mllll0"5

Bread

I.. M. McKinnon Mana cr

4 o O n n o o 0 o o o 0 o

FARQUliAR!~l()N.-At 5-lolltllpol‘t, Log 48, nn Jllnc 28th, lfilli, to Ml' and.

ter.

--imma 4

O O l D U O D U O O

O O O O 0 O O O O O

:Tune 26th, Lewis Hanry, aged l.i‘t years. __

Miss Le,-ulsa McKay, aged 83 vuara.

(From Yesterday's Eveningcuardisn) 1° MMDONAUD.-At Hunter River, Ju- ly 18, 1913, Alamos Henry Macdonald son or thc late James Macdonald, the

,___ _ llid 25 yearn. . f.::'i'he reason our tobnecoa, cigars, C

5;.f,.,~,. “`¢t_|_s., have such anne flavor and are

...ml

i 'hen in cigars. cigarettes. pina. to-

un in duct

he h of

Montague Black Fox Ex- _l"

change Cnrrevywildailce Solicited

M°"'""""’ PIE' I' 'il tl rm <1 ltr l ll." bu ' w e enxiou t p i his audience t

Al-»M| cvlenyaieouluoisn- ' n sou a n S ml ity ee do time satisfactorily, he 18" ”° lm' ““d "°“‘ 1902 °° 19°’ their ee". and he told thbm a i°ke.'

. _ _ -; ;-T ____0____ht to his assistance two of his $200,000 a year, when the contribu- regardless of the fact that it was a I o

BIRTHS.

_ .

. Newfoundland has given $15,000 a fellow?" kcd the En li h .

D E A T H 5 - °`L“'h°" the chmrman rules against Year towards the maintenance of a "'l`l1l\f." 1’9hll°d' B0l110b0dY.¥' limi: ter 5

¢_tllcm, and are gllilty of other uncon- __ __ _ th R _ N _ Re Cm.veu_ membu. for woodséock

stitutlonal conduct, bringing the_ "mc 932 ° °y° “va “"8 "why_" was th, Engmhmgnlsn

"iENR\'~-At M-9ll‘°fl"¢i l’~ E- I-f Q" House of Commons into disrepute`°i"°° 1 ' l0ll1d¢f. "l19 Bwml to me like the e

hrollghout the whole world. Mr. Malay stat” B battleship' man that b°'h°“d°d I-‘“dY 1°" G",

to of

nal

frienils in the House-Messrs. Mac _a(____t_0n has gwen 8 _mt___es___p the last session OL the House were

fiona d of Picton and Carvell ot Car ' was an Englishman 'who was corres- .letom lieth members of that little ____;““ft“l "Om 189]: to 1302 :rave U12, pondmt for the London __,ew_mpe_,s_ l l 1 ol tr ct' i i li' li l lla- °"B “mule Y an s nee en This men were s moneele with

_ mn,(,___?triO£;.,|;vhl_;7T_;__?i:I1;__u;i_;__t $175,000 a year., which from tdlme to time he tix'ed lils_

Mrs. Heyillore l~‘ul~l|llllarsuli ri dough- _mm the Dec___r__t_o__ ___ Independenc Cape Colgny from 1397 to 1902 SMB OD the lfl°l‘0llt llwmbdri 0! the the R

other n 18 and c

what ala disc _gustioestlen ““_""

,tru is the liuuq\la'i-me lor wat li |:;°“*;_* 2;? __.9"';:’lY'°;\'*:_; ;\\°;;_ 0;” v:’ANO<:UVE_R.prB. _O-. -L13? fl;

n on o ow u ef ncolrvr omo on po

boccoo, etc. Call in today and get 0" m,.¢n°”|,g|_ »|»|m¢_ ,Mn .nu ably moot #lille Blohffn demand of your supplies. The MacKinnon Drug

go.. comer crm owrge sea Kent ‘NM °"°' ° ‘""° "'°’ 'M '° on 4 bout with Freddie Well! NH' u. .

- In loan Qu an excuse lor. their otherwise- 'gn . ~ - .

the Empire there would probably be

_ ai with. 1 _

no Empire to defend. 'Yet this is the P Carvell referred also to the 858

-_ _ policy Mr. Hughes and his "patri- Highways Bill, and in a flow of glib 1369_

- in ' ’

Mr. J. J. Hughes, M. P., has been `0t1C ‘ friends have the bei-dihood to talk attempted to shift the burden o _

' tllletl labl flih I'VlBftlJ

reading the handwritimr 0" the Well '___f_§°'“’“°';d_ tZ_ ‘he °°°pl° °' Prime $19.00? $31,030 ieevieilldnllevtl ge; isss- and cnrncstly desires to stave off the Ward 5 3." this year for expenditure on its high-

_ _ evil day_ ML Huzhes need not worry The humiliating position in which wayB_ from the Liberals an to the P

umlu1v~ he will not be called upon emtfauads is placed by the action Of the _G;"¢f“'Hi”*__- "ft '=;=“_¥°;1_»" 2° gala- 1912-Bli- -. V » L i it ' kill' M . B rde ' ' 9 Wd” °“.9S e893 0" U Bu'

mm an account Oli his stewardship niixiilzi-lelllrcieliosiirlls to ld? sorrl-ethigg :ns adm” and with characteristic m°des`

til 1915 rl t ` h ` '

an no lug e may say

the meantime in excuse of his con- mediate and enectiva for the fighting got from the Liberal party.

___ opposing the Naval Aid Bm forces of the Empire, is emphasized

Wm then _wail him anytl_ing_ when when we review the history of naval MR. E. M. McDONALD SPEAKB

ands in his checks the electors co-operation between the over-seas

K. . in h d t nemluiens ami the Motherlami. MF- M°D°““ld W” tl" 11°" °P°°~“'

B . .

lllg ld 8 ]’)I`8D8l`€ 0 DBBB

V y E

cmcnt upon his unenviable record Australia ga” $630000 annually tl mis M H. h d

rl ' _ ' e p e on r. _ ug es an Nu apparent uliieet was served uy f'°"’ 1387 t° 1902- “ml "'°'“ 1902 ”° thought the People of this prclvince

, . 1007 gave $1 000000 a year when li deserved great credit for`seuding to

1 t G t ., ' ' ’ ;f;eeN,':gH';t hes e;)_:z:_ lnenl fleet was established on e big the House to represent them auch a

g M' hmli ineludin b tu hi

tilnity of excusing his conduct. Being B' g 8' a es P' M _ H h

New Zealand gave $100000 from

_ tion was raised to $500,000, and in

gave $150000 annually and since

refuse to stand when the National ' ’ der his notice was Mr. Carvell. “Who _ Anthem is sling, cause almost a riot the" lzomow “ year' ii that clean-shaven. solemn-looking

in order to run the next election cam-

ty claimed that that could only -br

er, and he began b bestowln a lit-

good supporter of the Liberal Party as r ug es was. Mr. McDonald

joke on Mr. Carvell. He said that at

House. and one of those who fell un-

tingu man, ninety

odian

at the co studying theology in the Seminary ol Montreal, thcmatlcs

Filled 'mined

Bri

'Ill'

wit to

rectcd

oumiau tunnis re slr wun-ld Leu. Lesvlw euli lox la u me “"1 “'°'“1

lughcs has reason tp ask to be. _ ' ' 3 ° as " °’ r` _ 1

ll--'-KAY#-At Ma1l>°\1\1°» fm J"lY11’f¢“- saved from this lumi ol ulenae in it le' ° °’l“““°l letherzi. or worn. hu D°”“-ld ’“‘l“l¢°‘l 1° l'“‘“°"" °f °“‘

other kind. He took the Customs

loyal Province such as ours. That he given ”°tm“g “nd 1°" 1°" M .nm Tariff as his next topic, and said

not summed or them, only lends 0"°"S°"“ D°'”’“‘°“" *het my had hwrd that there vu prove bow utterly incapable he is In “ce °' um” mc" tm h°r°l°' 5°l"g t° b' “

gauging might the sentiment' (__ indulged in by the speakers at George- $110 t&rld» but

tnrll W

constituency hs no' reprmnt!_ town deceive no one. They are but tum “

. Neither Mr. Mseaomua um- ur. '°““‘“"‘_""“" _ h

srvoll contributed anything new to "'-*-----

__ M t controversy. 'they attempted to

none gooduo ltlon is thnhwc gum; gh 1| -pq" gg _ sup mm lu penn. numiam-e-they __ t ' ° °° °’ ° °°°°'" °"

in lust portant smokin con Mon

RICKIE DEMANDS 815.000.

d 1 n guarantee of $15000 for o,twcoty

done with

the the

'thc .w\\hf5l

Ulf!

894,

TBAD

had on Cn un- April and Dated

ceiling

Théro

which `

0'l'l‘AWA, July I1.-Final figural

nullnn trade for the year ended 80 total S1,0‘l9,9l4,011, na com-

with

1.611

woo

\..

-farlng life help- ln the

hour longer whilc_he covered

tracks in regard to the High- ` '

'Bill that h ldclltl th u ii 1

:I:.”Cnrvcll had °l:fl:* cxpolicd. 0 glllle lowest price possible. Call and see the display. _ ,

motion was seconded by a don- _ , , . ersons ln th udl ` th i ... .. ....°..: ...?.‘:F.‘.’..‘.“. .SJ .Premier Positron gs at an end, and to be away, efore 'thc motion was put every-

as on pls feet.

HE NATIONAL ANTHEM

onoocoounoooc

Rev. Edwin G. Weed, Protes- Episcopal bishop of Florida, 76

i _ ee ll afraid that he had not made Au ‘gd t°""‘Y'

own proiluctiveness; it is not oulylthis new-found anxiety on the part ample amends for his resort to vm_ P0

. (_

its » Congress of the Second district. of

inexhaustible but the more it pro- of the Laurierites to encourage new tication, Mr. Carvell turned to the °

, l i l

l|§||'s`|l`l`li°|`ll` l|is`lillll"`

founded the police detective sys- tem of Paris, born at Arras, France. Died in Paris, April 29, 1857. Saxony, Bradenburg and Han- over formed the Germanic Al-

Laz-dner Vanuxem, orlginatorof Association of American Geolo- gists, born in Philadelphia. Died in Bristol, Pa., Jan. 25, 1848.

Lower Canada received the sanction of Queen Victoria. -Jewish Relief 'Act passed by the

United States end of the first Franco-American cable landed

Marriage of Princess Beatrice, daughter of Queen Victoria, and.

Methodist Epirropsl Church, died in Denver. Born in Wil- linmnburg, Mass., Jan 4. 1831.

UUMINIUN HISTUHY

Alexander Antoine Tache, the dis-

ished Canadian Catholic church-

years ago to~da.y,-the son of

Sir Etienne Pascal Tache, the Can-

statcsman. After graduating

ed River. His work* in thll and fields attracted attention, and 51 he was summoned to France onsccratcd bishop ot Arath. Af- vlllt to Rome he returned to

' Ca.nada~ f work. In 1871 St. Boniface was

into a nc, and Bishop 'Daehe

_.. was appointed archbishop. Hin long

at Winnipeg '

--_________ E TOTALS $1,079,984,011

year. Impqtn tot-ll._ 8618,- ma umm $40i,u¢,s94.

mfumwnu' mm il" ilii°i1da'i4ls°l°’ gl l

U , ` .

d'l.°»°°0.»,°l°¢ ew. me nu'ml»r:i ~ i -.QLD "I "Hn-"~'°° ‘ """“'

depleted

.energies uae le 1,, _ these “liayiug time" require-

COUUD NUI QUIT

In spite of his annul-ance that after méntd-' `

Mr. lll!oDongld'n speech the audience

would be free to depart, Mr. H no l

giimption ~to detain thci:Ql‘or

to Messrs. Carvell and

ld 'for their kindness l

n ' `. 2 `

'~';'::.:....:.° “i.i..:."°"..l.:‘;. Ftlllltll 31 Cllilllllltl'

thfully remarked they had done ’ . . ` '

t inconvenience to themselves. ' V1Ct0\'l3 RUW

THE OPEN DOOR

cheers were se aratel iven

P Y E .

an eye on the open door, for Grand Old Man," and for the

“Senate that saved the situation

year." The National ‘Anthem sung in somewhat rapid time, -

are urgently required within two or as ___ son ol the British Empi__e_ and _E25 If-“‘li°“°° stdndlllli 0' COUPBC. BB

three years at the outside, for rend- that he would spend Cauada»s last the d erlng aid upon which may depcnd the farthing in Britain's aid, if he r

Empire’s future existance. =Accordiug thought the_ Emvire WAS in danger- » o .

r and the cool air.

--___.___

HUMAN PHUCESSIUN

Ol.

G. Allen, representative in

6 years old to-day.

_.ini

CCIOUOUUOOOUCUCU

,!_._~.. ~¢..v2l-"pp,

H08.

l for the union of Upper and

tish parliament.

Duxbury, Mass.

nce Henry of Batteuberg. hop Henry W. Warren, of tho

my ~

llllltoloooonoe

x-|

2 3 Q

nonooco

._........."..

s born ln Riviera-du-Loup

liege _ol St._l-Iyaclnthe and

he became professor of ma. at the former institution. h missionary zeal, hc detqr- labor among the Indians of

to resume his missionary

career ended on Juno 22,

FOR FISCAL YEAR.

1-.

879,611.83 for tho pro

on lnlrlueof 18 pei- cent;

'W you need/ in goid_ hardware' ,Tig ‘. can be f :und here. L00lI OYCI'

All the siininicr supplies

H 1 tml . Refrigerators '

1 . Icgyoligam fgoezors Oil stove! '_.

I Lawn mowers Screen doors mid screens Garden Hose ‘ Murine hardware- On each and every article you can get 2. good B0l0¢¢l0u Bild the very

, , _ __ _ _. :seed

The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier position among Canadian Life ASSur- ance' Companies now having _ over $r44,ooo,ooo,oo of Insurance in force and an annual income of over $12,000,000. Per rates and plans apply to ' _

egulation, and then a rush for ' ‘E R ' - oo ‘O I

° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ' ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° Charlottetown Manager, for P. E. I

L ' _ _ _J -- | lunnn ri J

' Notice to the Public

ZIIIOW

atulations to: Dgulzht dirlul Gibbons, 79 years old to- Phoenix Sqlmle

Also Bran & Mlddleliigs at very lowest prices. Give us a. cill.

The young

folks don t know

why, but they Just

love Kellogg s Toasted

Corn Fla.kcs--

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