>va~zr-tvznn_%bga1iaiivrﬂzrtvxstrvm :=~ aw. .

1-“

‘ PAGE rotm TllE GIIAIILIITTETOWII GUARDIAN

Iorllll loll] (Hillel ll If]

Incident: 149st, 00L W. Oiolhl L Ho: rnllihlli J. I» Inlet! lJ-A- ‘lonnln-yi Hut. 00L Ll. A. In: lllol, DJ), limo: uu lluul | lumen. d. I Burnett, IJ-l. Aluoht: lidllorem lull Wnlilc, u! Holt, ID A. Bur-null, BJIJLVJ, l0! AIOIIQ inﬂict)

HUIIIQIIPTIDN IIT- nyuauiulalnlue wrnlnll-Mhlllnlhl 51,2] for l uollhbi l0! hr din null Olly Delivery IQJII pa: yoln Il-Q lor l IQIIM 11.7! (or I uunthlt D0 for on lull Iy lull to utlur Pravlnoo: nil llJ-A- JIM pl Iﬂl Inuit-ill) Wuklyi $.00 per yonci IMO he I IOIIII, 500 Ill! 3 Illlﬁ

Th: Clnulutlclown Grandma may o0 oihllcl ll llotnulug‘; haw: Anney, ‘linen Iquuc. l1 Ilrlr (Ill Ioulh how: AIOIGI, UIIIIII’ Illl llll WBUI llelrupulllan hon: Axrncy, 12M Poll ll. Ill IM lhy m, Tut-onto; New: lint! Ghoul: Iauhti

Utllvll) Wullfl hlwl Blllld lutlhury, oli-l III Tnblvru B11011. llunrlnn, N. B.

“The Strongest Memory-is Weaker Tllll the Weakes‘ Ink."

wiinxasnriv. AUGUSTVIL 194!

In A Row

Four

Tilt‘ ltitiitltt-rititig on the wall is becoming nun-o mo] more \il\[lll\.‘l for tlte Mackenzie King Liovvrntitetit. the loss of all four federal seats in .\lontl:t_v's by-electioiis being unmistakeable E\ltl\'llCC tlrrt it has lost the confidence of the einttttr). 'l'h.< Progressive Conservatives, ad- lhriii; to the policy of not contesting Govern“

tttt-itt-ltltl s. ts iii wartime, took no part in any of tito c-intr-ts. .\ll fttttt" ridiiigs—t\vo iii Que- lit-c. out- i:i Szt-lqttcliotrttit and one iii hlﬂtlilOluél --\\t-i't- 3.1 rtitlt ltltig Liberal traditions.

lltit- t» lmt llf the-u by-elcctions may be to (1i-\-\‘iilA:I-“ ptvrviticial Liberal governments fr-ini t- ~iiztp t-lt-ctititts this year in the hope

g till luck of public interest itt triat- "tn the tvttr effort, and also oti the a '1 -.~ttt'e uieldcd by patronage dis- petzst-rs at t): twa. Never before has a Do- ittiuicit tittverntnent had so many plums to dis‘ pause in the \\;t_\" of jobs and contracts. This

d€.l llnl 1ll’c\t.'11l a complete Liberal debacle iii .\il'11tl‘l\.5 b_\'-\'l£‘\‘llk.tll5 or in the provincial gen- eral e ion iti Ontario last week. Such plain

prtvni ~£ public dissatisfaction with the King ad- ministration is too obvious to be ignored. On- tario, Quebec and the Prairie Provinces have been heat-d front. Is there any reason to be- lieve that the some answer will not be returned from the Alaritimcs and British Columbia at the first opportunity? Federal and provincial Liberal politicians mus: he pondering this ques- tion glootiiilv. The chances, anywhere, look about as rosy as they did for Mussolini after the Allies landed in Sicily.

No Con slitutional Problem

The sitttation created by the failure of any party to secure a clear majority in the new On- tario Provincial Legislature, says the Globe and 1\lrtil, does not afford any scope for contro- versies or even dissertations by constitutional pundits, because the position is clear and simple. The voters have pronounced condemnation upon the Administration of Mr. Nixon by a. majority of more than two to one, and he has no alter- native than to submit his resignation at an early dztte. It is within his right to suggest to the Licuteiicint-Governor the name of a. successor for the Premiership, but he need not do so un- less lie chooses, and the representative of the Frown is not bottnd to accept his nominee.

The theory licld in some quarters that the Crown has now lit-come a mere figurehead and automaton, stripped of all but decorative func- riotts. has titv allllptlfi from constitutional experts of real authority. It remains an important part of the constitutional structure of British coun- tries. It has very useful duties to perform in safeguarding the rights of both Parliament and the people from unwarranted usurpations oi power by Prime Ministers and Cabinets, and it can, pace the Winnipeg Free Press, exercise within certain well-defined limits its discretion about the selection of a Prime Minister or the granting of a dissolution. There have been in- stances in Britain when the Crown appointed a new Prime Minister without seeking any advice and chose sontehorlyr else than the person who would have been recommended if advice had been sought. \\'licn .\lr. Gladstone retired in 1894 he wznitcd. as his correspondence later re- vealed. to lie succeeded by Lorri Spencer, but Queen Victoria did not consult him, and chose Lord Rtisehcry. Thirty years later, when Mr. liflllIll‘ Law retired owing to ill health, George V, aftrr cztrcittl tlt-lilierzttiott, passed over Lord Cumin. who htrth by reason of his abilities and cxncrirttrt- ztnd his seniority in the Conserva- tit-t: liieracltv sectiicrl .\Ir. l.a\v’s natural succes--

5m; in {tithi- or‘ .\lr, Haldwiti. There was a good tiitrtivt- for h‘: ttctitut, tiatnely a conviction that. Sillt‘; lili‘ Lztlitn- l':ii'tv, tvlticlt had become the 0f-

ficial (_)t>]i<'>5ili'111, had very scanty representation in the Flottst- of Lords, a peer could not be a s;tti.|';,.--,oi~_\~ l'r<~itiicr, and a commoner must be elitist-ti.

The l.l‘1'l1l('ll5l.lll-(itl\<'(‘l’llO|' will therefore clitit>s~ (liitttritfs new Premier. arid if he asks Mr. Nixon's zultict- it can hi: taken for granted that tlir irlttu‘ will >ll£I_!.'_i‘Sl the name of Mr. Drtwv. as the lt-tttlt-r of the strongest party. Once natrtt-tl l'l'k‘llllt.'l‘, .\lr. Llrtwv will have to construct 3 Aliitistty cttpahlt: of carrying on the govern- ntctit of tlit- tirovincc. It need not necessarily mtittittttitl a clear ni.'tjority' in the Legislature. Govcrtittzeiits iortiwtl by tiiirtority parties are by no Int-nits ttiiroiiittioti. Front 1921 to 1925 Mr. King gitvt-rneil ill Ottawa tvithottt a definite ma- jnrity; R-"tntstty hlaciltmald held office in Britain with tttu Alittistties which lacked ma- jorities. and .\lr. llrncketi carried on for a time in Alnnittilm with only minority stippnrt.

Sn Mr. llt-t-w is etititltwl to form a hlinistry and tttult- t- the athiiitiislratinn of the pro- vinrt '" ttfiztirs. llut, ivlicn the Legislature meets, the ltit- nf his tfllVPflllllfWll obviously will be very prt-cnriotts tttiless he has taken steps to build up tnrijority support by sortie means or tlltsl‘. lf lttt fztil. [0 tin so, and a vote of non"

. but at 19 he conducted in Rio de Janeiro. Tri-

Toscanini Wept

On the day Mussolini fell Arturo Toscanirti was conducting a concert and he did not learn the good news until intermission time. Usually his return to the stage is measured, his manner detached. That Sunday, however, he almost ran, and close observers saw tears besides. And then they heard music which moved some to tears. The aroused maestro conducted the music of the third act of “Rigoletttf” with a fire which few of his lucky listener: will ever for‘ get. Maybe he had a happy prescien c of the demand which has come so quickly for his re- turn to La Scala. He has been exiled from all Italy siiicc he would not play the Fascists’ “Giovinezza."

The U.S. has been Toscaxtini’: home. at my rate his headquarters, since he was 31, and he is 7o now. But Toscanini is still an Italian citizen of Parma, just below the Po, where the Nazis may try a last stand. He studied the cello early,

umps at La Scala, Metropolitan Open, in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, and, for the last six years, at NBC followed.

— EDITORIAL NOTES -

The year's major attraction now holds the attention of all. The Exhibition grottnds is the centre.

ti‘:

The Liberal Party is going to pieces all over Canada-Quebec, Ontario and the Prairies alike. Only the Pacific Coast and the Maritimes have to be heard from to finally seal the doom of Mackenzie King.

it: v m

Charlotte Mary Yonge, English noveliat, born this date, i823; was a versatile and prolific writer, whose early religious training influenced her works; some of her most popular books are: “The Heir of Redcliffe", “The Daisy Chain", “I-Ieartease", “Landmarks of History,” “Life of Bishop Patteson’,.

or u a

The word "blitz" originally used to describe a heavy air raid, has now been absorbed into the English language and has acquired a variety of meanings. Its true meaning is, of course, “lightning." Now, according to BBC, when a British factory is asked to make special inten- sive efforts to fulfill an urgent requirement, the executive say that there is a blitz on.

i l i i

Asked about the French-Canadian vote in Ontario, Mr. Coldwell said a considerable por- tion of it had gone to the C.C.F. This was re- flected in C.C.F. victories in such counties as Essex, Sudbury, Timmins, Nipissing, Cochrane, Waterloo and Parry Sound. Wherever the French-Canadian vote was also a labor vote, he thought, it had deserted the Liberal standard for that of the C.C.F.

is is a n-

An outstanding help to the C.C.F. party in its first important victories was the character of its candidates. They were mostly new men, young, alert and with the distinct advantage of having no party history to forget or defend. Theirs was a brand new venture, and their ability to shake so many seats out of staid and calculating Ontario is an achievement that none can dismiss.

m a v v

Admiral King of the U.S. Navy is quite out- spoken on the prospects of the war. He says Russia will soon make mincemcat of the Nazis provided we provide her with the essential tools. He says: "We must get into Russia all the munitions we can possibly get in there to imple- ment her manpower and exploit her dominant position. It further follows that the Al- lies are bound to exert every possible effort to divert German forces from the Russian front so that the Russians gan do evin better."

a- n-

Radio listeners to BBC oversms shortwave programme on Sunday heard the service in St. Machar's Presbyterian Cathedral, Aberdeen. Built in I136, St. Machar's Cathedral, Old Aberdeen, is the only granite cathedral in Bri- tain, and, with its twin towers and short conical steeples, is an outstanding landmark by the side of the River Don. The site was consecrated by St. Machar in the fifth century, and the story is told how he came as a missionary from Iona on the instructions of St. Columba to go North through the land of the Picts till he came to a place where a river made a curve like that of a bishop's crozier. There his cathedral would be raised. Visitors can see this curious tum of the Don by looking towards the river from the Northeast side of the cathedral. The Rev. john Wilson Baird has been minister of St. Machar’: Cathedral since i934. gow University in 1913, he served in Mesopo- tamia from r916 to i919.

U U i

The prospective visit of Mr. ‘Joe O'Brien to Ottawa recalls verses originally publishcdin Sat- urday Night:

One little Bureaucrat had nothing much to d0 “I must have some help," he said, so then there were two. Two little Bureaucrats, one each for Air and Sea. What about the Army? So then there were three.

Three little Bureaucrats, no one from the Law.

"We've got to have things legal," so then there were four.

Four little Bureaucrats said, "Let us connive.

To get a dollar-a-year man," so then there were five.

Five little Bureattcrats were in a nasty fix.

They had no Statistician. So then there were lix.

Six little Bureaucrats, with little claim to Heaven,

Got themselves a Clergyman, so then there were

seven.

Seven little Biireaucrats, for 1o make : date,

Had to have a Rubber Stamp, so then there were eight.

Eight little Bitreaticrats, for to wine and dine,

Had to have a Treasurer, so then there were nine.

Cftililllvllfl‘ i- eitt-rit-tl zit-"ttiiist hitii by the Opposi-

finti forces, his itinliility to command the con-l fitlcutse of the Lcgislalttrc will create a political ' crisis -".ll‘i a ll'.'\\' Slltlflfifltl. in regard to whichi alternative cuttrses of action are open. , __ l

Nine little Bnreattcrats, but so far all were men, Added on a Lady one, and then there were ten. Ten little bureaucrats, rtid 'tisn’t hard to toll

Graduating from Glas- p

‘rut: QI-[ARLUFTETOWN GUARDIAN

illotu By The Way

——-i

llrloln ltall: lllll may b; WHEN“? —0n the hOOL-O 1- cqo Nan.

__._ The nut prune rand» t; . Mryhthltmmkln ‘lchhfpnulr ﬂﬂﬁﬂhfiP-{ZKPT Mr...“ en .- .

don PR0 Prou. u" n

others by taklng moi-g thmwiiung: serves. —V1ctor1a ‘rlmea.

Th: o! bologm test desorption of Benito Mussolini goes m 3. M_ Hﬂmlvﬂ. Windsor Star columnist, who define: 111m u: "A bloated YRWMWIRY. headed for the alcohol Jar 1n the world's museum of bad

and fatal mistakes." —6l;rnt. oi-d Beacon-Herald.

General Drnjo Mllhnllwlc’: PIN-h M"! 31X"! Bflsades of Slovene part- i-sm 1m reported by the Yusostsv Government-f x110 to have broken through Italian ltnes and mmchgd the Udtne region of Northern Italy, thus threatening the rear of the posltton whtch Nazi troops are ee- fﬂbllihlll! nlonc the Po. Ach. der stab 1n der btickl-Wtndaor Star,

Buuhhn: nwardedinprlao 1n a tanner-scientist who, 1t 1s 5am has developed a type of wheat. that will withstand the cold and drough of Central Asia. And not. only that, but 1t will roduce a second crop from 1t: eta , without replanting. Something 111m that would Plllh Canada's frontier back another 100 mile-s. and at the same tfmec tempt a lot of farmers to pull up stakes and move with 11.. —W1ndsor Star.

It wlll lake Ion: and putfent help for Italy to achleve real popular Government, and 1t will have 1Ls ups and downs, and the neighbors

ﬁlly b0 Cvfﬂblaln about. the nOlse. It will be difficult sometfmes for us not to be dictatortal, on the one ltand, or patronizing on the oth-

Itaty won't become a pure democ- "CY ln a dﬂy- But. the principal thing 1s to Bet the world on the rlghe track as to overall standards and their enforcement, so that we can llve 1n a world which rewards decent rather than ' decent na- tional behavior. -M1nneapo11s stai- Journal.

Wllllam Roy Hathaway of B"- mfngham served seven years 1n the Alﬂbﬂmﬂ state prison for a crlme of bank robbery which he did not commit, and the legislature has just approved a b1ll which will give him $7,090, as compensation for hose last years locked behind steel bars. ‘Hie $7,500. 1f Invested wisely

Mr. Hathaway along 7°54 01 PNBDEFNY. he has ever known through an improverlslied life, but that $7.000 15 small pgy- merit indeed for depriving any 1n. HWBM mﬂn or woman of thler 11b- erty for 511th a portion of the over- 880 5min of existence —San Fran- cisco Argonaut,

the gieatest

“Him-Milli In effect, I treaty more than 80 years old between fcur Countries. a Provisional agreement has now been made between two

skins at. the Ptrbllof Islands and Bdliwent areas under the Jurisdic- tion of the United Statics. Twenty percent of catch year's take, instead of fifteen percent, will now be de- livered to Canada by the United States Government, and 1n dealing; 1n senlsklrt; p five percent differ. once coun or tut . _ . erle: Bulletin. “m: m‘ “sh

Nld Germany need: tmhy u never before every ounce of assist- ance that cm be squebeed out of the satellite states and out. of the people of the occupied countnea. She need; soldiers, aha need; needs food, 5h policy of bullying, of bor, or requletfon of matter-tats, of threats and amen, has ex. haunted its possmttes. In some "I015"!!- by amusing and increasing resistance, 1t

renvolk wlll no longer assert. dom- ination; 1t will plead for OO-Open. tlon. —London Dnfly Herald. Whllo uur you in ' " futumesprolltlcnl status of Indla the d nblllty .01’ lmprovtn the so- clot conditions of the teembig

525'

whom half n million already _ served overseas. The battle cuugl- ties among the Indfnn nmed (one: bout : hundred thousand,‘ of

lndlut troops rtieipud tn a 1-10 Kong andnMalaynn wnrfd-iie, whlc proved dlnatrous to

Unlted Nations cause r-for- the betng. The mad to recovery 1| red. The moat. remu e feature of India’: contribution 1n the vnr 1: flint n11 the uni no ruined Pie ralsl t t.

gsis

pews l:

and the Indlan navy- mily, well lnd freely. manta continue at a study

That if you give sortie folks an inch they'll surely go to Ottawa.

Axis partners, Jnbnn 1n prtlctilgr. -Montre:l Guam. _ __ _

will probably have cause occasfon- 1o

er._RxJme wasn't built 1n a day and P1

and prudently, may reasonably start 1W1

Hot Up The Fire

(£41111 Pelt-Record) The ton o! Prim: watch: Wfmtm Churchill of Gmt 31'3-

sln 1: : compound of c tmlnaagllforous modern probe. and vlvtd um e reuiona. 5o 1:: u trmlitonnl orator-tell ll- uisfnpfgu wttti slim otmtdr? c .

Webster and bert Inlvrﬂll-

c110 , a f th It more urth t3? moat o g

m r sy°°“rit€°' é“i€f§rli°"re°‘elr‘.i‘.iii‘y“°it the Nﬁlu aét‘! 91:18:“ $011310“. 5| m c .

The cathollclty of Ohm-chm’; vocabulary would have scﬂndﬂllied the old school. A s allot. 1n rhe- .or1e, the Prime ter does not heal to wrench words

h.

We should let the Italians, tn use a homey phrﬂse" he told the commons, "stew 1n their own 1111M for n. bft and hot up’ the ﬁre W M-

celeratn the

“Stew 1n heir own 111169" ll l bit. of slang 1n current 1f not. 3,006. usage, but “hot? as a verb hunt a leg, to stand on. Yet somehow 1t elucidates Churchflrs mennlng as nothln else could. That 1a ust what t: e United Nations are de r- mined do. tn fact are 11011:“:

Although laeklng his own 981‘- aonallty as speaker, the Churchill prose wlll lose some of ttu c0101’. it will go down 1n the annals of 0m- tory as something special. It has unstained Allied morale and struck terror into the hearts of dictators and their people,

Garibaldfs Curse

( Brantford Expositor) “to” m“ Ctilfree-quartalda-Illgﬂfldl‘ 0611 ury B80. 118617139 Italian patriot, led his red-shfrted "Thousand" to the liberation of

barely escaped from Italy llfe. ad fought. with the Montevi- dean revolutionaries 1n South Am- erica from 1836 to 1848, returned to 1n an abortive insurrection 1n Italy, fled to New York 1n 1849. fought. with the Sardlnlans argafnsl: Austrfa. 1n 1859, and chagrlned over the outcome of that. strunizle. edged his services to the Slclllan revolutionaries. In his role he EH11- ered his "Fhousand" volunteers. 1n- vaded Slclly and drove out 20.000 Bout-on troops.

From Slclly he went to Italy and

imitate with tits so-called on Rome" 1n 1922. When Victor Emmanuel II entered Neapolitan territory, Garlbaldl hailed him as king of a United Italy. 0n two cc- castons re attempted unsuccessfully to take Rome‘ from the Pave ﬁnd fought. 1n the war with Austria 1n 1803. His last military adventure was 1n the service of the French

1n 1870 after the overthrow of Napoleon III. Garlbaldfs dash, heroism and

ldeallsm earned him great. POD"- ty 1n England where he was a. visitor 1n 1864, being greeted with widespread enthusiasm. He apprec- fate th1s sympathy and, as a re- sult. phrased the so-called "Garl- bal Curse." asserting "England 1s a powerful and independent nation. the friend of the oppressed. But. it ever England should be so clrcumstanced as to require need of_an_ally,_cursgd_b_e_tvhe Italian

FROM‘. EPICOENE Stlll to be neat, still to be dressed

A u re golng to a feast

ststi ow wife powdered. B1111 ' 9"" fumed:

Lady, lt 1s to be presumed.

Though artls 111d 1181115135

found, A11 1s not. sweet, all 1s not 5011114-

are not

Such sweet. neglect more taketh me

Than all the adulterles o! art.

They strike mlne eyes, but. not my heart.

‘B921 JDDIOD.

Max Factor Color llarmony ' Make-Up

IlilInvlor-‘IMIIIII

Iounthllvn Groom ————— 75c and-IL”

Cleansing Cream — — - 75c

"1"": _°'i"‘£"'_ _°';°‘i.i‘£

Llplﬂok Reﬁll] 60o and 31-00 Image Iefllh — 80c nntl 81.00 Dry lkln Cream 15c and Ql-lb

Make-up Blender ___-- 15a Ind $1.35

Astringent -- 75o untl 81.35 ATTENTION SWINE BIIEEDIR! Now l: the time to nut-d

nplnlt

rho - worm by dug the molt elocﬂvl remedy on the nut-hot. MAO’! PIG - WORM TONIC POWDER

I1 wlll thoroughly ubolllh all of worms aria Im- page the health of

ll‘ n

Price 85c A 70c Per Package.

TIIE TWO IAABS

1D Great George Street Mull Order: Given Prompt Attention.

tit‘ t: ‘ \\“"“ﬂ

{AQQILSID 11, 1

~.--..~ a

and bring you Freedom

i LIFE INSURANCE i ACCIDENT B: HEALTH

III P800610’ ﬁll! FAMIGY FREIPQM FROM FEAR“.

Mother used to look into the future with uncertainty, but today :he looks into the comtnq years with conﬁdence-ulna Daddy and the Great-Wont Life man sat down together and planned the family's ﬁnancial security.

There is a Great-West Life man near you who will be glad to help you arrange ﬁnancial safeguards for you: family and you! own future. Make 11a point 1o talk it over with him. He will be glad to give you the beneﬁt of his training and experience,

from Fear and Want.

Wavznruvzsrz/r:

ASSURANCE COMPA IVY

HYNDMAN l C0. LTD. -

PROVINCIAL MANAGERS -

CHARLOTTETOWN

1-.- GROUP INSURANCE ;

who would not step forward ln her defense.”

As 1t turned out, Victor Emman- uel III, randson of the Victor Emmanue of Garlbaldfs time, broke 111s oath to the constltutfon. admitted Mussolini to bowel‘. 6H- dorsed the Axis cause and, wfth Mussollnl and the Fasclstf. not only refused to step forward 1n En land's defense, but. olned the ran of those who sous t to con- quer her.

The words of Garlbaldt must even now be ringing ln the ears of the ex-Duce and the puppet. mon- arch who pretends to be supreme commander of the Italian forces.

All Records Broken

United Builders Liquid Albedo: Fiber Iloof Cement and Asbestos Plutlo Cement lends all sale: of “or. coating material nn the I:-

n .

You wlll notice the U. B. Lube on every rg this you from TlIIﬂlh to wit‘? In Chlrlottebown Old Home

um or bnrrel with you. I. l. STEWART

236 F11 8t t Ohlrftiatowliio.’ Dfltrlblltor for

Prince ldwnrtl Inland _ - pulls Central Crelmerlee Ltd.

8-7-41.

WANTED

Buying Fowl, Chicken and Broilers, etc., both live and dressed. Our modern killing plant is at your ser- vice. Crates supplied also. Chick feeds and laying mesh on hand.

EWIFTSINSURANC

Charlottetown

when than‘: no eh: unnln. ninth-m lo be I [ﬁling IhlIﬂIIh-mlYbOlXxtln r- out. tool Nun mlndl Ian um ynurull n Irhnd‘ yehu and envy on!

l-IICKEY 5 NICHOLSOPTS

“BLACK TWIST" CHEWING

144 Richmond St.

1944 season.

pullete available. Your prompt attention

Swifts Chic

E. R. Brow (Q30:

Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance

at Lowest Rate Agent at Summerside, D. O. Stewart

“WANTED?

We require a number of flock: of Barred Rock and Newlhmpahlro hen: to supply our Hatchery for

Please advise number of one year old hens also

“FLOCK LISTING AND TESTING."

“COMPLET

SERVICE”

W. K. ROGER Agencies Ltd.

g Phone _, 540-541

. Professional Card

McLeod o Bentley

w. l. BENTLEY. K. o I. A. BENTLEY. K c.

Ian-men nml Attorneys-u!- Law

MONEY TO LOAN Ill Prince street

Charlottetown

wlll be appreciated for

k Hatchery

1°

II. F. AIICIIIBALD

Cluttered Accountanll

lllhrn Trust Bulldllll Charlottetown

V-

éllurrcllsnd comm!"

I

ALEX w. MATHIESO IABBISTIR. sonrritrniglrlg‘;

Oﬂloe: 9O Great uenrlrc m, Money la Loan Wm”

__J

I. ALBAN FARM‘?

ET Bl '

cqmrnerca

.13. lAilllTlThAgollfllfllTon- nnnllm Bank of

lONII ‘I0 LOAN