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unday. Bent. 27th. Rev. W. A. Thom-,
astor's absence at general confer- nce now meeting in Ottawa will reach at Tryon at 10.30. Crapaud at and Victoria at 7. Strangers wel-
HAMPTON, ETC.--Presbyterian Rai- come.
ly Day services will be held on Sab- bath, Sept. 27th, as follows: Tryon, 11
The Union Commercial College had
I- Ill-. B0l1SllBW. 3 D- Ill-. HKIDDIOII. 7 a pleasant call yesterday from a form- D. ln. er graduate. Miss Florence Pcrncaux.
_-_ who has been employed as bookkeep-
CARD OF THANKS.-Mrs. George er for the past six years with the Ca-
Mallet wishes through the press to dillac (far Company, SonierviIle.Mass.,
thank all her neighbors and friends who helped and synipathized with her during Mr. Mallctt's long illness and
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PATRIOTIC MEETING.- Sir Lou-
dcath. 5747. is H. Davies will be in York Hall
Ll- next Monilay. Sept. 25th at 7 p. tu.
‘l’0NlGHT‘S MEETlNG.- A Pat- ii
rlotic meeting will be held iii the i
harp to address a meeting iii the in- erests of the Patriotic Fund. I-ie will
Mount' Stewart Hall this Saturday likely be accompanied by Judge l-`itz- evening. A special is going out from gerald. 5758.
Charlottetown and the meeting will be addressed by eloquent public ‘ speakers.
CHIl.DREN'S CLOTHE$.- 'l`here s a great scarcity of chililren"s cloth- ing for the Belgium Relief Fiinii and
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VQUNG PEOPLES' SERV|CE.- all who can are asked tu remember
Special service for young people in the Methodist Vliiirch. Murray liar- bor, on Sunday, Sepiciiiber '_’Tth. at 2.30 p. m. lt(-v. G. S. _-\iiiit~rsoii_ t‘oii- ierence livaiigt-list, will deliver an address.
HAZELBROOK FIELD.-»Sc-rvict-s
on Sunday !Ttli will bu as fiillo\\`_-: l`ross Roads. 10.?-ill ai. ni., S\iiida_\'| St-lioul ll. Siilijei-t. "Holi it <'on.-uiii-
the children when making up bund- les: also io send any underclothing that can be spared.
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.-
.\lcthodist (`liurch_-Murray Harbor .~'vrvii~es Sunday. St-pteniber ;!Tth. \\'hitc Sands, 11 a. ni.. Rev. G. S. And- erson. .\iurray Harbor, '.’. lit) p. in., lit-v. ti. S. .»\iidersoii. Murray liar- lior_ ii_J|\ p. iii., Ilvv. G. S. Aiidersoii.
ing l~`iri‘_ Iliizvlhrook. Zi p. in. Siibjcct. .\'i~ri.‘ii~i-5 voiitiiiueti through the week
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i p. in.. >'\ibjt»ct, "\\'t-iglieil in the Bail- <-oriIi.ill_v invited to thi-se scr\'ii'es. aiicej' _ ____ __ Rev. ii. S. .-\iiii~rsoii_ l-Ivungolist. ltev.
-°- l.. li. Ji-welt, lkistor.
WEDDING BELLS.-The iii.irriii§1»‘
of Joliii iiobi-rt Ross oi' Flin itiv-fr. and Bliss l~`lor<-:ii-~». diiugliier of .\lr_ and Mrs _\l:i|i-oliii li. Heiiion. oi' l~`liit River. took pin-_i< on \\`---lii~~_~il.i_\'. >`~-i>- teiubor `.’I1rii. 1914. -.it thi- rf-sid»~iiu<- of .\Ir. lidward ifiiaiiidli-r, :T Kim!
APPLES BAKED ON TREE.-V2.
.\lf»\_ .\i;i.ttli~_-ws oi’ Suilolk sliuwerl '1`h»- Guririiiiiii _vcstvriiay it iiiimbcr of iipplws tliui were literally buketl on
Square-_ The we-ilding 1-i-rviiioiiy wus :i tr<-i- iii his orchard li-ist \V9tlnesdi1_\'. coiidu-ii--d by the low. ilr. _\. .l_ \\'iii. om or ih-- hottest days of the sum- .\i\-crs_ ii f~lr.i_~‘»> pi-r_-oii.il fri--iiil ot” ilif- no-r. _\ir_ .liiiithcws opened severulof
grboiii and the it»»v_ i`_ 'I`;ij.`l<ir_ .\lr.'
ihc iippl--s and i`ouiid_tlieni baked
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jg/15.. N ii proiiiiin-iii ikzriio-r .uid fox right iliroiigli to the core. is
ii -i ' _- 'i-i- -i- of th. ¢»xccssii.'e heat
noni. _\ir_ and !\ir.i_ i:u_-< ii»ii lu' ilu-
'.v»-stcrii iriiiii on tlif-ir '.\~-fl<lii:;.( iripfll ‘ ' .` _' - -- - - - - ~ -- 'l'li¢-ir iiiiiiiy i'i'i»-iids ui_~li i?;»»iii long l-Lxliibitioii roiiiplnincd on Wednes- Mary Haley. B. Pitzsimnlotis, A. Mc- yvars of iiiippint-.ss :ind iiriisi.-~rii_\‘. lday. Arthur, E. Jacques.
I' ii ix ini 0 i \\hi<Ii so iiiuiiy visitors' to the
cases. 29 articles.
Fon 'rue i=i=ioN1'.--Di-_ 1-‘rea uc!
Kay. formerly of Mt. Stewart, a grad-
agent in headquarters,
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inte or Mt-oiii, has decided to go to 3,, _,,,,,,,,,, pop, , _ - . _ ~. .-. _ _ ». . _ ._ , ~;. _ _ - .
the noni. Dr. G. it. Jardine. who has _'___ _ _ ._ .. - _ ‘ -T"-‘~'~"'*"" *‘< `
practised with marked success for 5 AN QVS1-ER 5x|.||.|-|-__A“ exhibit e .. **~ ears at North Wiltshire, has also de- 4
Cid <1 l I lh fl ml" "lm He 9! attention at the Provincial Exhibition
that attracted more than ordinary
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of Mr. A. J. Jardine, of the P. E. island Railway.
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value Alf this exhibit hy in the fact that not only the live oysters were shown in dilerent stages of growth. from one to three years of age, but
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pet-ts to leave very soon. Drs. McKay W" that shown by Capt. T. H. E. i. . ~ , aiul Jardine. as far as is known. are mmm from gh, ground, of me im. . _ _ ~ '
the only Island doctors who go to the pa,-ia) Maipeqm, gm Qyster Company I S _ sc f war Dr Jardine is a brother of Richmond B¢y_ The eduwgional _ -
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Meetings next week will be held as follows:-Hunter River. Monday. 28th. speakers, Judge Stewart, Mr. T. C. ‘g_§‘l°°'\`.es?“§?€;f" si°;£§§e£lh,§'e:t%),'.1_ lath about eight inches long, broken ~ _ . __ _ _ ___ _ . _
i_.uue|.,0n and Hom D_ N"__h0|son_ from a lobster trap that had drifted Slides _ Pathe Presents Ro§ue5 Gallery Tuesday, Sept. 29, Coniwall, Rev. _ - . ' . eygtone- ..
Scott-Smith. Rev. Geo. Orman. Prem-
to shells, stones, pieces of wood. etc. On one medium-sized shell were seen over 70 young oysters; on a piece of . . _
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on to the grounds. there were seen over thirty young ones. all this year's baby-
IN TWO PARTS ToDayat3PM
of the comedy Thanhouser-an unsually Pnces Sc to _
THE HALIFAX.-The following
piissoiigers sailed by the S. S. Halifax. whit-li left Cliarlottetowii at noon yes- icrda_\':--l<‘. M. Metcalf, M. 0. McLean, P. J. Vallagliaii, J. J. Lehan, M. Nichol- son. .\iiss J. 1'. Htiszard, J. VV. Smith, \i'. J. Ferguson. Mrs. Margaret Camp- bcll and two daughters, C. G. Small, F. J. Wood, Miss J. Mc-Kay, G. H. Jew- eti. Miss Sadie Mclnnis, Miss M. Gill, ‘ J. C. Redfern, J. McMlllaii, A. Mosher. .\iIss H. McKenzie, Miss M. Martin, Miss E. Martin, Miss M. Gillis. W. P. Kimball, Miss O. King. G. E. Samuels, Miss il. McLean, Mrs. Patrick Mcliinis, Mrs. D. Matthews, Miss M. lllcllonald. Chas Jay, Mrs M Kannebic Mrs
strated by Mr liiman and the samples
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New Glasgow, Tuesday. 29th. Jud8e ;2§__‘{‘;'0";1;5‘“£l:gc‘:gd3_5e aérgx 01535;: j ' Scores Y MBfll1_¢e €\I:;lgne;§£\. glgtxg ’£}il(;gh`¥:]es8i',l billties of the oyster business under . , A - _ A ` _ ' ` _
. , , " ' _ favourable conditions. In the coin- ' ‘ ' , . . °
31'] “' _srlmgslzg Tllgeglfgé E&rtF‘,‘;ltlel:7 parlson of the different sizes according ° - a Tfelnendoul F€3lILll`lI`lg G3I)l'1CII ROI)lllll€ Afternoon
U.l_I'0(_k` other gentlemen Wm speak to age it was found that the increase . » ~ _ _
besides those mentioned above. g;nfr°w'_l\‘Ing]v°“gt “$2 ‘;}';‘_'_o_f?0wg:; _ ' Success . t t d sto fine back ’ __ _ al
amazed at the almost infinite possi- ' S Tong-' Cas ’ goo _ry’ EVel'ling.1oc:t°a_Il
_ bilities in oyster culture, as demon- ' grounds gf Swgsg Mountains, ` ' ‘
oi’ growth and development shown by him. Judging by the exhibits the
present season appears to be a most I favourable one for spat setting' al-
was due largely to the extra care taken
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at daughter Evelyn Maude was un- white roses and lilies oi the valley.
though. doubtless, the unusual “ set " im ih m,‘,',-I-‘age t., Mr, William E. .The bride was attended by her sister
A new eldest son of Hon. John and lbs Muriel, who uns goui-ed in
in providing proper material for the spat to take hold of: another strong argument in favour oi’ intelligently cultivating the oyster-beds as is now being done.
WEDDING BELLS.-A quiet and
pretty wedding was soleiiinized un Wednesday. at the home of the l»ridc's parents, Mr. and .‘lrs. D. C.
_Mrs Agnew of ‘llberton The cerc
Dr. Fullerton assisted by Rev. J. C. Martin took place in the drawinir
room which was exquisitely decorated ‘with roses and ferns. The bride, “boi 'was given away by her father, wore 'ti charming dress of white cherninuac! 'satln, and the usual bridal veil gr-i ranged with orange blossoms. Shel
M-,ri-ion, Cardigan when their young-'also carried it shower bouquet ofi
blue silk with wliitii lace liui-:sian
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lmgy,y which was performed by Rev. tunic. Mr. -Iahn Agnew “'35 best
mon, _lliss Hililii fllorson played the wedding march. The brideufoom gave the bride a handsome Chffqllei the bridesmaid n pearl necklace. “Hd tlic best man a uold rink- M- me close of tlic ceremony liinclicon wne served. Litter Mr. and Mrs. AIJHUW' left for Suiniiiersiiln on the Superin- tcndt-nt's cur, thc bride travelling in
ii. navy blue costume with hut to match. 'I`hey lelt‘ this morning for Montreal, Toronto, Niagara. l1‘n1ig uiiii New York. Among the guests present at the weddiiig in- iitlditiuii to I-Ion. Mr. and Mrs. Agnew and the Misses Agnew were: Mr. and Mm liulpli Fielniug Alberton and Mi-_ and Mrs. W. A. 0. Morson, Mrs. Fiillertoii, nad Miss Owen iroin Char- lottetown. The presents, which were costly iinil iiiimcrnus, gave irinrlmi indication oi the popularity ol’ the contracting parties. 7' 1 -'
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' The owners of the Interprovincial Coal Company, Limited, of Saskatoon, Sask., of which Mr. George W. McPhe_e, Barrister.
f formerly of Ch’town, is President and half owner, require $20,000 in cash with which to meet the final payment on _their property,
This $20,000 had been borrowed by the owners. By reason of the War this money has been recalled, and _must be paid immediately; hence, the owners are offering the best Investment that has ever been offered to the public of Prince Edward Island. Read the details following and you will come to the Same conclusion. _,I `
Properties
The properties of this company consist of 260 acres
of coal lands at Castor, Alberta, of which there is within 20 feet of the surface 2,000,000 tons of lignite coal of a
good maiketable quality. On this property $15000 luis
been spent in developing the mine so as to put it on a pro- per producing basis and it is now ready to raise 200 tons of coal per day. In addition this company has under rent large coal yards and coal selling plants in Saskatoon, the largest citv in Central Saskatchewan, Where our big mar- ket lies. This property was purchased by the Company for $85,000, and $15,000 has been spent in development, which goes to make the $100,000, which is the entire cap- ital of the Company.
Remember
_ This Coal Conipany has been a closed corporation up till now, owned by two men who would never have sold any stock. had they been able to carry on their finance as they did heretofore, and had the war never occurred; but this circumstance provides your opportunity, and to get this money quickly they offer thc purchasers $30,000 worth of their stock for $20,000 in cash. This means for every share you buy and pay for $10.00 per share, you will receive as bonus another half share of stock absolutely free. It is conservatively estimated that this stock will pay 40 percent. on its capital of $100,000 each year; but with your investment, under the above offer, it would pay you 60 per cent. on the actual money you invested. When thinking this matter out REMEMBER that coal will be burned and used in increasing quantities in the West as long as the world stands, hence. the permanency of this investment cannot be questioned. Other kinds of busin- _esscs may come and go, making in some places and losing in others, but the coal business is a business founded on absolute security and is probably the strongest invest-
Make your applications for this stock as quickly as possible so as to insure vou the full benefit of our offer Send for ros ctu 'f ' h ' '
We Shan be pleased to answer them e.th H b _ _ _ -_ p pe _si you wis more information. Ask any questions youlike, or Heme_B__enna__ Compa__y_ Banke rS1_ S<;_rS_paetr§_<_>_;iaSZ_'Sp(r y correspondence. For reference to the ability of the President to carry out his guarantee, you may ask the Royal Bank of Canada, Saskatoon,
Wanted In A Hurry
ment which any person can possibly make. But to make it cven stronger for you, and to make you feel still more safe, we are giving you a guarantee in addition to your stock. Make up your mind quickly to invest in this stock, because as soon as $20,000 woi‘th is sold, there will be no more bonus stock given, and only $8,000 worth sold at
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PROFIT AND EARNINGS
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Here is a statement with regards to profits, based on
an output of two hundred (200) tons per day. -
Salaries-Manager at Mine, pei' month, _ _ . _ . .$ 200.00 Pitt boss, at Mine, per month. _ . . . _ . _ _ _ . _ . 185.00 Pay Roll at Mine, 75c. per ton, per month . _ . . 3,900.00 Engineer at Mine, per month . . . .. _ . . _ _ 100 00 Sundry expenses at Mine, per month . . . _ . _ _ _ 100.00 Royalty to Government, 5 cents per ton . . . _ . 260.00 Oflice rent, Saskatoon, . .. _ . _ _ . _ . . . . . . ._ _ 60.0l Yard rent, Saskatoon, . _ _ . 40.00 Salaries, Saskatoon, _ . . . . . 135.00 Freight at $2.10 pci' ton. _ _ . . . . . . . . .. . . 10,920.00 Drayage in delivery . . . _ . _ 2,600.00 Sundry expenses,_. . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ 200.00
$18,650.00'
Cost per ton, mining and marketing, $3.60. 5,200 tons per month at $5.00 pei' ton . . . ._ .$26,000.00 Total expense Mining and Marketing, as above 18,650.00
Profits per month .. . . 7,350.00
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Profit per year _ _ _ .. . . . . . . _ _ 88,200.00
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Output and Market .I The output of this mine is at present 200 tons of cool
per day, but within one year the Company expects to be able to raise 500 tons pei' day. The cost of mining and raising to be not more than $1.00 per ton. The natural question-have we got the market? In reply we state that we certainly have. The two cities of Saskatoon and Regina alone use 500 tons of this kind of coal pei' day, and we are 125 miles nearer than any other coal mine. This represents 90 cents less freight per ton, therefore our coal lands in the marketat a price which cannot be touch- ed by our competitors. Besides these large cities there are hundreds of smaller ones, and thousands of farmers
who all must burn our kind of coal, as there is absolutely
no wood for fuel purposes in these very large districts.
_ Our Guarantee
Is a personal guarantee of the President of this Com-
pany, that for all stock sold on Prince Edward Island, the holders must receive a dividciid for each year, up to foun years, of at least 25 p_e1_' ceiit._on the actual money they invest. Should the dividend in this Company fall short of the_amount, such shortage will bc made up by the Pres- ident in each ofthe four yezus. This means that you will -get your money back entirely in four years and still have a share and a half of _stock for every $10.00 you put in, which ought to be paying you 40 per cent. to 50 per cent. gveiy year. People on P_i'1nce Edward Island are un- oubtedly used to large dividends, but we positively' do notéielieve that there is any investment on Prince Ed~ gai_ Island that _can continue to pay dividends that this _oa _Company will pay._ We estimate that the profits' ii; this coal field alone w1ll_amount to $2,000,000 in cash, preaé gfball expenses. This, as the years go by, will be ivi e etween the shareholders, who have had foresight, enough to take advantage of our need of money. -
Address all applications and correspondence to the President, Mr. George W McPhe= at his ofiice Prowse Block Sunnyside or the Victoria Hotel Cha,-iotte
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