IKIILTHQIIUI,

Priced

Family . Doiciches

'VVe have iniportcdfrom'

'England some two and

three quart dont-hes or

fountain springs. Made of zinc enantelléd white

fitted wi-h rapid flow tub.

ing and pipes The best .value ever seen here.

2 qun t $1.2 5

3 quart $1.50

J. G. Jamieson

DRUGGIST

e--_,mg .

Dainty Souvenir Jewelery

lnenamelled belt pins, brooch- es, cuff links, spoons. stick pins and fobs

Special Stock

6,11, Taylor

' jeweler Optician ,

Montague Black Fox Ex-

churge Cnrrenpnnc ep 's Solicited

L. M. McKinnon, Manager

Montague, P. E, I.

BIRTHS

ROSSBOROUGH-At Edmonton, Al- berta, on September lst, 1913, to Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rossborough, a daughter.

MACINNIS.-At North Tryon on Sunday, Sept. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. James Maclnnis, a son.

DEATHS

L_ _

MCLEOD.-At Montague, Sept. 11th 1913, John R. McLeod, brother of the late Malcolm McLeod, K. C., Fun- eral from the residence of Miss Katherine McLeod, Montague, today at one o'clock to Uigg Cemetery.

McIiEOIl|l-On Sept, 11th, John R. MeLeod_ age 78 ycnrs, brother of the late Malcolm McLeod, Funeral Sat- urday nt one o'clock from his late residence Montague to Uigg Cem- etery.

THIS DAY IN HISTUHY

The first Faneuil Hull in Boston

was completed and presented to the town 171 years ago today, Sept. 13, 1742. The building was the gift of Peter Faneuil, a merchant, and was

modest structure designed to serve a public market-house. Except for

-as public-spirited gift, the name of the honest merchant would long since have vanished from the memories of

other men have gained at so small a price. The

was burned in 1861 in 1763, just ago. Fora British

WBI

Hin GUARD

llvslllsinjflooc 3-5

lcwsmdlllt ` .U2 I |52

Int Phones,

Q Heed Office at Uhlrlottdoll Bl-meh Offices- at Bumlnnldo

Alborton. lolris. and lonhtus.

mnv or events., '

TODAY. .

City magistrate court 9 a. nr.

Baseball

vs Abhies,

nh si' 5?

A. A. Connaughts

SATURDAY. SEP1 EMBER I3 1913

THE IIIVAI. SITUITIOII.

The Empire Review contains an im-

portant article by Lord Selborne, 'former First Lord oi the Admiralty, on the Naval situation. His Lord-

ship issues a grave warning, quoting official figures to show that the Uni- ted Kingdom is even now short ofa whole squadron in the Mediterrane- an, and when the present program is completed, in 1915, the country will have but 39 dreadnoughts to Germany's 26, and there will be no ten per cent margin, which _all auth- orities consider essential for the safety of the Empire, and no squad- run in the Mediterranean.

“The critical year," says his

lordship, "will be 1915-16. Mr. Churchill’s own statement is that in 1915, two members of the 'Triple Al- liance, Austria and Italy, will pos- sess a fleet of ten dreadnought bat- tleships in the Mediterranean; and Germany will have 26 in the North Sea. In order to maintain our 50 per cent margin over that fleet, on the necessity of which Mr. Churchill has insisted again and again, and supported, so far as we know, by all the members of the Government, we shall have to station in home waters every single dreadnought battleship or battle cruiser built by the Ad- miralty and paid for ny the British taxpayer."

And yet Canada, through the cal-

lous action of the Senate, has done nothing to assist the Mother Coun- try in her need. The other Domin- ions have come valiantly to ber aid, and she will have to fall back on the two ships, the Malaya and the New Zealand, one paid for .by the Malay States and the other by the taxpay- ers of New Zealand, and the Austra-

lia, furnished by the Commonwealth, for support in other waters. Both Austria and Italy are increasing their navies, and powerless as Brit- ain’s situation in the Meditcrransnn is now, it will he far more danger- ous and critical in 1916.

The Senate has made it absolutely

impossible for Canada to do any- thing to assist the Mother Country before 1915, but Mr. Borden has giv- en his word that if he be still in power then, Canada will wipe out .the stain hy taking over three bat- fl0H11iDS. Teddy to be commissioned, and place them at the disposal of

the King. `

This means that it will he abso_

lutely necessary not only to keep Mr. Borden in power for nnotnsr two years, but to return him again to further advance his policy. The Senate has made it absolutely cer- tain that Canada can do nothing for several years to come unless she keeps Mr. Borden's Government ln

power. »

,¥l.l\\nst, of mukillf the chotq, dellshtsd at the Govl1\msat's do- ,_ a%n:“4.q|

is .E 5

a' vntnafm' nam

hs wok the sm

us s huts ot 'HA W0-

ashiy ina nee, at am. nsfud it_;¢f‘°fF

peruse but it had beenzftbdjfoea, of l'l\*f°"“-

.hu mam me um, styrene. wus nnrotivo 'ov

nm nufehs toes- msmv stranded

out fort. nonnuunr \>ett‘er..,alvsvl °“°_’* °' """°"- “'“

aiming higher, .The out oont1u“l“7 Pmmd' Th’ mlm about him.for something better. -And *°.“¢°d 91° °W°“‘m“"° itw" not the enukl h.t°| n ln.” $81,392,969; nclt curio who had made up his mind: ltolcon- railways, . then savings

Nm!

elm-ation of our text, “I prefer tho and on liquor was startling. flavor of our own oatmeal to any I

have ever tested ”

And, always provided that this pared as wall f r. r r I i d

s . n v _ . ° -

for our oatmeal but for many other gg;‘rfi‘;';:°;’t§;'cl';'rde{¥°€g'e {‘°eYeg‘X‘;° args Of 0"’ t°“1P°’“1 i'1"“i”3*‘._~ Distant gloomy indeed must he their sever fields 10014 Kfwnl diillant label!! OD al impressions of our charming lit

those cn the home-made article. The the visnmg ladies' We" ““““im°“5 le end _,made in German ,, _ in the favorable impression of their

5 7 ‘S mo" visit, and the delightful hospitality

distingue than ~"made ln Charlotte- “tended to ¢nem_ |

town"; a can of blueberries, labelled, -_-

"'Ontario," is more fashionable at a `Gg(:'dJ{l°ld"‘§‘1i“;t°v°"l“§ M15” Ngary picnic than a can bearing the super- is annouécedr gtoronéex °:ee§"“x;:§f sciipuon' “P” E' glans", The Y;““E gains? the mélrlnbers of the choir of man who has " nis ed his o ues- . ames’ urch and a few other

tion" at a ..couege~ in 5 neighboln iriendsttola supper at White’s res- ing province and almost "finished" aumu' t was 9' muy Party “lla

h r hr in h t t 1

ns fvum hunt:-accom. ff- oe ef- .§.?.i.". .ZS $22.23 Z. vi‘i‘§."s-Z‘3.1‘i.S1

fort, may possess less actual know- who, as a fellow-worker, will be ledge than a sixth grade pupil in one m“°h missed-`

at _aug country schools' buttthe Tennis tea on Saturday was in finish perpetrated io on ou Side, charge of Miss Earle she 1vnssKnr.h- "college" or "school" counts for leen Beeles. l

more than a well-earned diploma in Prince of Wales C0“ege_ Mrs. Belyea of Vancouver, who has

frhis, brethren .resunsrmm the tact b.”°“ °°°“‘““g th” ““”"“" Wm’ he’

' s t M . A. A. Ll e -

that we have not ~tsstse'- the rsia- ,mfr ¢,»,f;,,d ,, t,f,“'§°y' S“““f r

All y mpress ast

tive merits, that we are prone to Ouday morning on nor l-sen-rn home,

look abroad when we should look at M *” »

home and alas, also, from the fact SouI5i.(‘;_‘0 ggaggglgefggiga Nil: that. having proved the superiority Neil Meouimie, summerside ' of our own, we have not loyally and --

whgle-heartediy “always purchased s$fu_:‘~ih¢ Slim!"-"Hide Teullis Club on it” as did the man of our text. Mm ag ea was “erv°d "Y the

After which, if this were asermon, ses “nt and Holman'

11, "

_"_ rived on 9, visit to their old home in

there would follow a short prayer Mrs. David k Rogers, Summerside, Dundas. and plan to remain for 8 that sufficient common sense might °"te1`t“i“ed at tea 0” Wellnesday “F month. They will be followed in the be vouchsafed to enable the con re- t°m°°n in h°"°" °i her g“°5t Mrs- l

g Steeves, wife of Dr Bt

gation to honestly acknowledge the amor of Idahm ' °°v°5' °x`G°V' er Dr. S. A. Nicholson with his wifel superiority, when it really existed, of ' ,

the home-made article and not be -‘i\m0ng.th0se who entertained at ii’/fsnxgineigtta£ill¥;“iiaI‘l\\l0(h{D€:1.;i]lml‘l;2ll' carried away by the diseased idea br dge durillg the 139* Wwk Were "' '

Mrs Judge McLeod Mis M ie

that merit must be sought elsewhere st ' t » ' 5 am Nicholson is one of the very "Suc- thnn at home. meigihle. and the Misses Hunt' S“m'° cessful Islanders Abroad," having an

"0|Es_ Mrs. W. A. Brennan entertained nt

tea on Friday afternoon st hor home

_ “ in Summerside. .

Where are the "knockere" just at Dm Mm,Ki

,,,.,.,e,,,», ,B H In ”“°“ 0* Pi" H111 C01- New Yuan, sspe.11.-frhs death

8°.i th ax, was the guest of his

- 'i,- cous n r . Nil M i _

Fox dividends are rolling in, just mel-nl,-1'n,'0: Bafnt-dayc3fw;;te'w£-gm

. - G .

“OT A SERM0". mmng im _ _ many cities of anada and the Unit

-_--. On Tuesday last Miss Katharine

__ f o e Platts _ 1

_,Person We have received intimation-alas J,‘)‘lm°° °"t°"‘“i“°d at a m'°°t °“j°y' bxizxtelilmahdmwahngeneralilyngfveiimtlz

ally’ I Drew" th” mlvor 0' tz the che ues therrselve which 9' e novelty Bmw" for Mi" MUY' dit f tartl th "I d t 1

our own (oat) meal to any I have no q ' ,B G°°dWm Wh° 1! 0110 Of ChB.l'10tte- 351|( Q3 sk, D5 e D us ry 0 ever tested and nlwnys purchase “_ have gone elsewhere-of the dividends town’s prospective brides-to-be. 1; ° ,rea ng' . when it can be had."--J. A. Clark, of six fox companies ranging from m “Hey B Dr°nt“ came by 8 pmmmm Sullt. "Exp, Station, Charlottetown- 40 to 320 Der cent, the average be- on T“°5d“Y “lte"l00l1 MTB- H- V- O; so muchh per head paid t° him' for l from an adve,-¢,|sement_ _ 135 er cent Longworth entertained delightfully t ° men W °m h° l“"“i“h°d “nd k°Dt

If this were B sermon the above IDE P -__ at the tea hour for a few out-of-town in servic; during st:-ikes,and in a few

would be the text, and its elucida- The capital of thesesix companies friends' years 8 grew rch' at his newly

tion would probably fall under such totals just over $1,000,000 s0 that Mrs. R. C. Cruikshank, lvl;-3, John with making $300,000 during the In- Subdivisious as these: Ftrstlyyths m,.,,,,| 31,350,000 nan been paid back Thompson and Mn, Jnmiesob of SL ,terborough Transit strike in this city

wise choice; secondly, mannsr nl man. dm.mg the last week to fortunate (-,John NéhB., were in Charlottetown , did szlllblagger sugnisx ini latgrmxars 1"! the choice. and thu-div, ones stock holders. 'Ana sun there is “mg ~" 9°” "°°“ “**““‘““¢ '°*‘° W °“ ° '° ° “P ° ' °“ " 5°' duty' Once the choice is made. mo e t 'ou I It h ld dd missionary meeting nnld in 310,, Cincinnati, Ban Francisco, and many

r 0 OW S Ou bo H od church. , other places in the United States and

A” “ f°‘°°“`°‘°d t0 “Wh 5 F*“`m°“» all these companies are local ones -_ Canada.

spmepbiplg wopld naturally be said with an almost exclusively. local About twenty _rl "lends of Mi" `ExP[0RING PARTY |` 1.-mu e v u _ 1

nrticle of diet, Evitii siiitgitizlilliiztrtisli shammi" *_ gilziilug (dggdwiglllcdgdiiedhermlvitfhranti", l To LABRADOR . n ,i ¢'°"° dmv" "Om the lives of arent F“"‘“i= ‘° 8°* fl" WY 0°'-‘“°“ *O shower. A jony evening was spsns 'roaoN'ro, sept. 12-sir wm.Ma¢

men-chiefly Scotch--who wer led carry out their su estlons ith -

e Z8 W 1° dllrlus whioh Mrs Goodwill served_Kenzie has sent another exploration

from infancy to an indefinite old nge gard to the increased and efficient 'ialutv l`0fl'°S11m°l1¢S- part to Lahradori ' ti ith

y n connec on w

on oatmeal and the Shorter Cats- equipment of the city's Bra depart- A very enjoyable mm" tn m t ,the development of mineral resources. chism; a comparison of those physl- ment, the fire underwriters of Char- can was the pleasant P0540” oiotsgl '

cal and intellectual giants with the lottetown threaten to raise the fire msmnn,-n of the nn,-,ir 0( SL J,,m"» "*°“"'**"_"

present degenerate race many of insurance rates. The remedy seems to I t t "Yo c I _ th P wenpuonf 1 whom have abandoned the whole- lie in the hands of the citizens. If “vi “ 1°” h°"'° b°°” l"“°d bl' UW " “ an “W ° r °

t h ith h

some food of their fathers and gone' they do.not want to Pa more f r Entertainment o°mm“t°° °l tm any doc or are W t 6 ummm.

Y _ ° 8rd. and ith. Batteries of H. B. 0, that it will receive our prompt and

after the "fleshpots of Egypt,” oth- their tire insurance, it is for them A_, 10|- n dnnne to nn most careful attention-that ont h

n held in the 7 f- 8

erwise patent breakfast foods, the to see that their representatives com- armouries on Thursday Septsmbsrv Dura snd the strolll dfllsl Will bo Ill- chicf constituents of which might ply with the request ofthe under- lslh- Th* °h°P°1’°“°° BN *I0 5° MN- °d " °‘|’°’t' Wm “

my be sawdust. wntem D A McKinnon and Mrs J A S terand/your order

_ aa Biayer. i, ' ° ' ' 0ur_ prsscrtptton is

“_ And the sermon proper, under the . '-"' Ohufch on Thursday. In four autos. and solely 5111011811

D! o

l'°1>l’°';ing wal in

ss Dunstllrnv _ _

Nm onlnvhlls, the other cars, whfohhsd gona*

th. assed, had rsacgosi Bttlpnhope. A tele- rl

muse. his 'am ever s rang pu'-the wheat cron in Silks*-olvvon. °<1\\“~':y°_:;ei: 'hewevsilmhmhgiiit' Mr. it P

°, “mm as it 1, ,,,~|¢_¢,n »-tnnt 1 tion, are losses, and, last of all,mis~ 3:; an¢}£hi:uca; fiona-‘tiiablthio P

havo GV" f'°°t°d»" .lm1’l71“3 th" th’ 'mu' ml whim th mm up°nd°d 'M :ny ‘-“repairs toqthz othsimdsre the

test was long, continuous, pn;-pn". shown to be 82,512,809. The compari- “mud” on” pw", wnvéyoé to wa ful. After testing them all, he ro- lou ill U10 918° 0! £110 Pifomidl ` ‘ _ the . workingmnn's opportunity. mms to his sm love with the _d»- rogrwntins lnonov swat on minions at Mr. Museum, however, ui the

s' `

~ A uvlulus or mf wifi W. W M-v

And tbfrdlv. H8 10 d\\¢Y “ff-01' 111° there ensued several hours of music; 'S

choice had been made. It is simple. ___ and dancing which afforded the great-'p Q

direct, unequivocal. There is no , Saturday was cool indeed for early est °ll10YlD°“¢ 15° B11- V0°81 S0108

imelmn 0 more test; gnptnmner wgnnnnl-_ nnn ideal my were contributed by Miss Penelope fl

further “per g' n sport A number of players enjoyed Davies and Messrs Ritchie and ing' Th°"° is ‘mt °“° °°“f°° to put' an nits;-nn0n’s gnmn nn gn, 1|nkn_ Bruce,'Professor Watkis rendered in sue. There is no more f00l1DS Wm* while indoors the clubhouse was made his delightful manner a number of

other brands, even though they bear cheery and comfortable by a blazing pianoforte selectilpns, whille pine choir B

' . b d f cd it 1 l -'

“"°“ ""”' ‘“"°‘° “‘.° ““"““°°' “"’ if."'§.vfi..'Il'§" .S2122 §'§i¢§°¢§“ {’i§“,i12i`f .ffitfimisd .'I»..ii‘i..°',§`..r1`..i.'i.`§t,.§.“`i~'~‘§» ms. so-me swat fvnrwv centres neshpots ami breathe forth the odors est of the afternoon. A most `enioy- the return trip Mr. `J. Davies brought i °l A"“b7?’ "I “Nays 1"“`°h“°° it when able tea was served by: Miss Perle out his car from the city to replace ° it can be had." And 1'-110 21011091111 Taylor and Miss Kate McLeod. Mr. MacDonald’s, and it was about B p,-Banner would doubtless nnnnlnde In the finals on , Monday last for eleven o'c1ock at night when thc' par-_ D this section with the assurance that f-11° 8°1d medal 40111*-ed bv Mr- W- tv returned to the city. offer another. t .t -ld I 8 B be had that the K- R0Bd\'B,!0l‘ 1116 1BdY 61181111110!! 01 flue run; thus ending a very success- W ' mu _B W y ’ U10 Ywf. MP9- J- 0- 3711511180 ‘N88 ful event, which was greatly enjoyed I SUPDIY IB 1“°111““9¢i1J1°» that Frm” defeated by Miss Dlmmia Pope. by gvsl-yo;-ls, Tnongn tnn wnnqmg- li Edward 1B1&l1d'B 0" °l°0P is Bum' ~ was unpropitious, yet the gods were B cient to sullply not only the whole WM” Ch“"x°Pt°t°W“ °"`““g°° 1°’ kind to the tri er in th t th 1

PP 3| 9' 3

li fill -

province but many of its neighbors gggelsna mizlinifus °r °3‘:r mah er rain held oil at the time both of the o

g na 9. HF- ‘ S

as wen lotwtown people are “many pn_ run out to_Stanhope and the return

° “ P °g am ° W “ were safely indoors the rainrcaused

were s sermon, there would ne n and rain. This expectation was once. no d,scUm'm_t_ ’

. more realized during the past weelq

i,»i1iZn;i1i;miermT;mn 1251251 pxgiigii x';f:au§:°Mis*;;‘§;‘::y m%°;-ililgty 31;, .;.»;..;..;».;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;..;~.;..;..;..;. <1 tion. In our human weakness we a e P b t h ‘°'

so ready to o far afield ot Oni tiiiiz l!’r‘:\li‘nll<:es c sill gliotxiwchliiarluli- C

U O 0

one the cur ‘on runni-

to a standstill by of its tires. Msani

their destination in the relief car

pleasant time that-followed the mis- usp was soon forgotten. The party sat down to an 1 excellent and well-

to the city, while, when the party

»:oo:o¢§s:o¢v»:0o:»¢:n:u:»0:0cfss:o»:o¢:»o:so:oo;n.oe.o¢:»o.¢

Z Mr. Howard H. Woodward, a Bos-

Packages are more alluring than C10 cif»Y~ In svil'-0 of 121119. 1\0W°V€l`. ton °"t°"'°y with his Wm’ and family 1 `

returned to their home by the Plant Line steamer yesterday, after an out- ing ol several weeks st the home of Mrs. Woodwnrd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Keefe, Bolle Bay West.

David. Lloyd George, Chancellor

of the Exchequer London, England, has asked permission of Parliament for s leave of absence for two weeks in order that he may attendand ad- dress mectings in connection with the World’s Convention oi "Disciples of Christ" which will be held'in Toron- to the first week in October.

Lieutenant-Colonel H. G. Lowther,

military secretary to his royal high- ness the governor-general, 'intends leaving early in October for England, and Lieutenant-Colonel F. D. Farqu- ha.r, D. S. 0'., of the Coldstream Guards, who will act as 'military .secretary for the coming yenr, arrives in Canada n few days before Colonel Lowther leaves, nnd s week or more* before the return of Their Royal High- nesses the Duke and Duchess of Con- naught, which nill be about 'the mid- dle of October.

Miss Margaret Nicholson, of Ha-'

verhill, Mass., and her sister, Mrs. Eugene Jacques, of Bosto have ar

Many extra good ` all* put ea sslerst .Patpn'i\ gro'_ss}9,»_t9- day that should appsaljiipsctsnypto the man ofthe how- __\~ _ _ ' :tooo woa'r1-tor usivuhwifm. To _clear out tbs_ underwear .de- ertment at* a sweep. 91° mm °l Ohavlottctown are invited to visit atons store today and t0hiK1\li'5l1d

select their fall and winter under-

ar. at a price saving that will be

The ladies will receive"their full hare of the tire bargains at Patou's oday and tonight and can shop at heir leasure aided by an obliging umher of experienced clerks.

' SILK W'A_IST DEMONSTRATION._

This'ls to be a shirt waist season, nys New York, and other style cen-

n the silk and not weists selling so heap at this store. Think of getting handsome hlu_e, grey, brown for each colored silk waist, dalntily rimmed, ready for immediate wear ith your tailored suit for but $2.48. ts very cheap but its true. Sea the nes offered today. Or if you prefer net waist with dainty touches of

ace, ribbon or velvet you can get neat the .redleulously low price of 1.50. .

PERRINS GLOVES.

The sale of Perrlns Gloves yester- ay was very brisk ns the ladies’ oi harlottetown fully appreciated the

_ Visit P|lTOH’S F

> LADIES nruo

Dont

'Nfl 3?*

1 THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

°\\

All the roadymaqos srs.to,-walk one within forty-eight working hours’ ns the departmbnt. must .bs 'made ready for the workingmsn, Thurs win be sweeping bargains in ovary line. 'There are overcoats, rain coats, drssn seats. three ‘piece suits for boys', knickers, hats, caps, and rosters gn , choose from at prices that'must sell them. , ' ' ‘ ~ ,

HT IN APATONS

opportunity of getting Perr'lne' Glov. es at Tic to $1.10 per pair, espeelnl. ly' at this season of the year when they are most needed. There are plenty left for another brisk day’s _fbuying. \

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

The home dress maker who wishes a pretty house-dress for autumn and winter wear ~ will find the special tire price put on Paton's famous Hygrude Broadcloth a great induce- ment. It is a fashionable goods that can. he had in -all the leading shades audi makes up beautifully. ,

QUI&ll{ SELLING OF 'FOO'I‘WF»AR.

Money saving oi' a substantial not-

ure can be had in the hose depart- ment at Pnton’s today when over S700 worth`of hosiery for men and women"will go on sale. This sale should he patronlzed by the mother who wishes quality hose ut a great saving. v

mr sup muy.

9-1a1us:n.

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P* 'il I .- _s

BEW

OF BARGAIN SALES IN LIFE ASSURANCE-

ARE .f l‘

are ready to prove ii.

4 Pro. Manager

THE CANADA LIFE.

can quote you rates on any’ f. rm of policy and will yield you better results than you 'can obtain in theworld. We

Canadds Oldest Company W. K. Rogers. .':; =.“.:>.f.=:.f..°i~.°:=».::,» .

\ Special Agents.

F- '= V

-lf.

course of a, few. days by their broth-

and child. Dr. Nicholson, who is a

It might be mentioned that Dr

extensive and lucrative praetic'e in

the city of his adoption. ,

NOTED STRIKE

BREAKER DEAD

of James Farley known througfh yearni of leadership as a strike breaker in

ed States, was reported early today

created business. He was credited

ttsnd

heading, the wise choice, would It 1' Pf°P°°°‘l bf fl” G°""“'“°“" the party, over twenty steogetlm-,v1<=e that affords our dnnnnng nnnngly and nlnqnmgly on the to improve the ferry service across mqtorsd Ong ln 1,n¢.nff,s|-upon 1;o.Mr_ Leave that! next nsnnnnlgy npnnnnning wise", 5,, m,,_, the Cardigan river by putting on a l(utch's plane at Stanhope, when a MacKinnon Drug

tsrisl as well ss.in moral and spir-lt» 1"' 5° °¢°°'m'b°“_l~ Tl" “nl” ual mates;-n; lnylng ¢n, goundauan will be on the same lines as sl n ns,f`n_|- nn,-,nf by mnning nn that conductsd,in the Charlottetown

surly, happy snnlq nnn mnngns 3 harbor. The necessity for this ferry ‘_ , p wisely, -ss did the msn of our text. fl beyond dispute. The people in that I* 9 5 f°m‘°'|'°.t°

from nm the einem-ss mmm nrt otmseua han mea ima

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_sruuuuy um me penny, the it tor many yum um they si-._,,» . 1. - , ,Mm-

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protect that prosperity.

‘suranize there is no time

HEADQFFICE - "

Branch Uffice

` IIYNDMANM,

Consider this matter. of protectioix now- In Life In-

ASSURANCE COMPANY _

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The Bounii ` I

iul Crop c

now being harvested willbring added prosperilty, pro~ gress and comfort to thousands.

Then should follow plans for added Life Insurance to

but the present.

Investigate the Policies that, by uiideniable Redults, are proved the best to be obtained those of .

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prices

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Get a Perfection 6 0iI-liealer ,

These chilly days and co'd

nights you will need a Perhc- tion Oil Heater in the home.

For that cold room or any

comer of the house it is just the thing desired. Can be car- ried from place to plsce,gives oiit no cdor whatever sud heats every room or part of the room to s nice sunny warmth. . '

We lhsve Perfection: 'ln

three sizes, ‘come in and look .them over. .

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