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T90 ...°'l'he Morning Daily Guardian '- »' _ bti-lcd t W.A.JhlilIl' Teo D_ ware- l?i°...‘I...¢..'2. °' ° °“'

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thilf 'CBIIIIOI IJC Dfy cleansed by UNGAR’S Pf0ce5S~ town, from Dundas, which awaits the

Sec our local agent D. A. BRUCE ‘ w1d=f'H 11=m°-

.°Any person who can act

g _ .. _ _ as

i Ullllal' S Laundry 31 “YC W0l'kS» €.:‘.:.f:‘.:°:.f::"-sz;:°"c.::..i‘.:“t.°.i.i1

B lottetown," at once. This is a good

position for a young lady or lor any

_i__._3 man who has some spare time.

* wnrrn X sounfiiia.

OTTAWA Au ust 26-The versa

. \. _.1 i_. _ ,,. ~- ...'0ne centpsr. word each insertion

for advirtisiag in this column. Gash must accompany order and ave-_per cent discount allowed. llinugiuyi charge twenty-ilve cents.

...°'1‘he Morning Daily

be obtained at H. J. Mabon's Drug Store, Solaris. _

Guardian can

...°F. G. ` Jordan, 'Agent will be

glad to receive all news. advertising and subscriptions in Souris and vic- inity. His omce phone No. is 5.

...Martin McKinnon, 'agent. will be

glad to receive all news, advertising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity. His oiiice Phone No. is 20

.___-

or two before the time they have

I -' "" 0-' -“_ _ ...°Bubscrlbers' should renew n week

:nity oi the Hon. w. T. white, which as passed triuniphantly thru ever

Pu2‘Q lest to date, is now being put to any:

other trial Mr White, besides

a Con1n1on Bonus being minister of finance, has iéwéeg

Havsyou ever thought of the advantage of buying bonds or pre-

ferred stocks with ii common iitock bonus `.’ _

lt often turns out to be ii vers' profitable in\'est_i1ient, _

- '|`nke. as an lnstiince.the uniierme-i~._tiunerl_ securities. which we

oifer in lots to suit purchasers. and with which is given a substant-

ial bonusolcommou stook_. _

Hswson Pure Wool 'l extiles

li n. c. Iiondii.

Hswuon~I’uru Wool Textiles ii p. c. Preferred Stock.

Nova ucotis 1 ‘la _\\'orl_;s 7 p. c. Preferred Stock.

North Atlantic Sinheries ‘l p. _c. Prfrfcrrcil Block. _

ln this first place. these securiiics nfiord _a safe in_ve_i-itment. yield-

ing a gouitinterest return, und tlii-n tliere is a possibility ol is very profitable in\'l-iitrnent in the coninioii stock. _

Aa the position of ini- 1-onipanies improva.lhe1.\rice of the com-

mon stock will iucrezii-ic, and when. in a ieiv years, thcsecoiiipaniei-i

their interest incouw.

| upon appllcntioii.

are in a pu.~.i‘.ion to pay ¢li\'i<l_i-iids investors czin sell their common stock holdings sta good proiit. or retain them and further increase

Full particulars regiirdingany oi the aboveii-ii-.ues will he sont

if. is. uccuiiiiv & co.. f

» 1

formed the duties ol acting ui r of justice during the absence of Hon. C. J. Doherty. Hla has now discovered that he is also minister ol militia in the room instead of the absent minister, Col. the Hon. Sam Hughes. This comes as some- thing as a shock to Mr. White, ' who claims to be a man of peace. He is however, as befits a soldier, obeying orders and tomorrow night he will speak to the visiting cadets from England at a dinner to be given by Colonel Percy Slieiiwood. On Wed- nesday he goes to Rockcliffe to see the shooting of the D. R. A. meet nd will likely address the ‘ marks-

BOSTON FISHING NEWS. .

MEMBERS MONTREAL SIOCK EXCHANGE '

Halifax, Si John. liluiiirezil, Sherbrooke, Kingston, Sydnc y, B0ST0N_ A“g_ 25__Tw0 of tho

‘ - gi , Nj fleet of steam trauleis with fresh

Clnirlotietown, ` ._loln`s ` d, ` ` _ _ _ _ ___ fish and two small crafts comprised

_ ._..-.-- -.¢»- . . ..

MARITIME SECURITIES.

Aug. 26'l2.

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curily & (‘o., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 llichmoud St.,-Chan lottetown, P. E. I.‘

BANKS.

Ask.

British...... ._ . ,.155 Commcrcc...... ....221l.‘,- Nova Scotia...... ........2l;fi.‘_. Montrcal...... .......247.), Royal .......... .. ......22li;

Bid. 154 222; 202.; 246; 220

MISCELLANEOU S.

ss 7_4 100 22

Acadia Fire... ... ...100

Do., oi-d...... X0

Acadia Sugar, pfd . . . .._ ....105 Brnndram-Henderson com 25 (J. B. Elec. com. East.. Can. Sav. & Loan...-...141

Eastern Tr-\ist...... Halifax Cold Storage pid...

Ha.llfax_Firc ......100 Hewson Pure Wool Tex. com 25

Hewson Pure Wool Tex. pfd.

with 30 p.c. oil com stock 100 I9

Mar. Tcl. com...... 80 ‘ Do. pfd .........105

N. B. Telephone

N. S. Car, lst pid. x.d.......96 " nn. 2nd r»fd...... K2 - Do. 3rd pfd...... 57

D0. common...... 42 N. S. Clay Works, pld ‘.15

do. do. con1............... .... ..

.....60

137 150 108 98 20

72 47 32 90

Standeld 'pfd..‘.......... 102 I __ ..__...

102;

104 101

Brandon-Henderson 6's

Porto Rico 5’s

lottetown, P. E. I.

Atchison . . . . . . . , . ...

Am. Smclters... /lmnl. (‘oppcr__, Erie .......... ..

Lehigh Valley...

.gannniaufr °

PAC l.l_=..l__C...f

“THE BUSINESS MAN’S TRAIN"

Week Days and Sundays

Lv. lIiiIiIax........... 8.00 ai. m. “ Truro ...........-10.05 "

I “ Amherst ...... ..I2.J5 p m.

Sscltville ..I2.54 "

" Moncton 2.30 " " S! John 555 “

1 ~ _.._.. . ., .--it-i

- i-INAL Farm Laborers

EXGURSIUN

_` _ Aug. 28th

F I N A L IIOMESEI'II(ERS EXCURSl0N

_ _'Sepi_.4fh and I8lh_

‘ GREATER ST. .IOIIN

. EXHIBITIUN

‘ September 2-7 _

SPECIAL LOW RAT ES.

' ss--in

.-. n.“.l.‘ll.‘l

from

Assist 26111, =1fi.,»§[sa ian.

Reading......

Union Pacific...

Y. S. Steel... Ilcth. Steel...

Minn & St. l’. (Soo)

N. S. Steel K: (‘-nal.,

lilo Ile Jnnciro...

_ September 4th and 5th.

f =- $19 85

:» Ang 23. 39 end Sept. 3rd 1 ‘ Ai.|/trcxlrr lloontwavnio

'i'onou'ro snvrimnnm iirii im

n.P.A. (LP N ii B

I w. sfao

iff 5: : P'

BONDS.

Am _ lic-.ct Siignr. .

Northern Pacific... Pennsylvania...

Sugar... .

.170Z.

Mcx. }"ctroleum__. Utah Copper . . . ...

Slmivinignn... Toronto Ry... _,.1425

NEW YonK s_'rocKs.

“ Aug. 2e'i2.

1082 72i ssl ss; ans 170 izsl 124; 169;

74 40;

772',- 67,1

Aug. 26’12.

Cnnndian Dncidc... ....2731 Detroit .......... .. 721 7.. llom. Steel ("-orp’n..... 66 651

1512

lllontrcnl Powcr _ _ _ _ _N235; irifiiviieii & onf.nrio..'.'i15

.146 15]

co'r'roN.

Aug. zona.

WHEAT.

` Aug. 2G’12.

NEW SOUTH WALES

IS AFTER TR

Do. com ...........

Trinidad Cons. Tel. com......... ......31} Trinidad Electric ......... 73

100

C. B. Elec. 's ..95§

Chronicle 6’s ........101 Halifax Tram 5’s .........101 Hewson Pure Wool Tex. 61

with 30 p. c. bonus 1025

Maritime Telephone 6's 107 N. S. Steel lst Mort 5’s 955 N. S. Steel debentures Stk. 105

Stanfields 6's 102-) Trinidad Telephones 6's 101 Trinidad Elect. 5's 93

STOCK QUOT ATIONS.

` Quotations furnished by F. B.

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond

. ers, Members Montreal Stoc ' clinngc, 164 Richmond St.,

,_ High Low'

105; 71; 87; as aes 1co1 121; 124; los

170; 73; 40; 75; cs.;-

MONTREAL STOCKS.

High Low

271

9 _-

150 235

114; 140

_ i

94 93 ,.99 '99

"10

1041 93

_oz -ai ‘oi 99 'io

iblc

Ii filtr- Ollnr-

li'

the only arrivals at T. Wharf, Bos- ton. Saturday.

Trade was not very rushing on

groundfish, for Saturday is generally a pretty poor day, in fish circles. The _Heroine had about 40,000 pounds _of groundfish and 4,000 pounds ol lemon soles and the Foam 31,000 pounds and, 600 pounds of lemon soles.

The two mackerel fares were schrs., Charles A. Dyer with 1300 large and mediums and Little Fannie with 900 large fish.'Large mackerel met n ready sale at 30 cents each, audi mediums 20 cents. Haddock was down to $1 and $1.30

'a hundred pounds, large cod $3.50 to $4, market cod, $1.60 to $1.80 ' and pollock $2.30.

MRS. BERN STEIN ACQUITTED.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26-Mrs.` Florence

Bernstein was acquitted of killing her husband as he lay sleeping. The

' verdict was returned after the jury

had been out twenty-six hours and nftcr it had announced to the Court that it could not reach an agree- ment.

The verdict came as' a surprise,

Mrs. }3ernstein's defence was that ghq - could.. recall _.none of - the. happenings. immediately preceding or following the shooting.

@1056 The verdict was a bitter disap-

lwintment to Stnte’s Attorney Way-

1035 man. Angs1'ed,he denounced tho 72, Jury and said conviction of women

36 169 127 124 169

87; murderers would be to have n jury BS

, made up entirely or in part of wo- ; men. _E "Women are seldom convicted of _, murder in this country, even when 2 thc evidence is overwhelming," said 'f Mr. Wnyninn. "Men will not convict

128* thc opposite sox of such crimes. Thn

170 73 40 77 66

,, tear-stained face, white lips and gf trembling hands of a woman glcfen. Q daut unnerve them and destroy their 5 1'\1ds:m.ent. We must try women slay- § ers by women j_uries if we would sec 1 justice done. _

“On1y‘ a woman can rea-d 'a ivo-

,6'nnn’s heart, tell when her emotion- nl display is true or false, determine when a lie falls from her lips and

(.1056 when the truth is told. We must

-.271

“_ 123

65 150 2115 91 115 .146

150;? 151 __

142; , “_”

142'

High Low-

oft....... .._...,i1is imi Tmc....... ......ii2s 1110 .mn....... ......ius 1.099 iunr....... .......11s1 1118

High Low

ser»t._..... .... ._ all 93; nec...... .... ._ 94; 93;

SYDNEY, N. S. W., August

The government of New- South hns decided to establish a co Cllll Mrcncv on the coast of Am being aatisfled`that trade rela of n._ vnliialile. nature ,can be 01 Ill’ with Cnn'ada`an'd the U _St_ates_.‘ The Commercial Oommf erialso will net 'as the immlgr B¥€l'lf~ 0| the'-government. ~ '

_ l_\_l.,_;1'L IW. Neilson, formerly. “T Ol' Hlllll. who repr tad New South Wales governamit 5 ‘ °h_l°_°K0 irrigation congress, lfuflfbrd conducted an li&¢sti¢ into the . immigration, mggnudg the United Stages, im, been nm, ed tn tlie poaitlbrof éommsm and he will return to America

, -_-jj' ' J. K. B bnkribizetowii . ‘ ' , 1 »..Nesve's'~Pusdls soli!I= rib.-alsd%_ gf-'s ollice. The l iiowed the iiaetf If psi iii--_Q-Qu-napa-|_ Hldlltély, _ _ Dmuhnll Clils _ _ _ ._ Iiadfhf OI Chl IIOI|I'°l1&i ` I

11.01 1110 1009 1113

Closi-

anieud our Jury laws so that the

next woman slayer in Chicago shall-

be tried by women."

, Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch, " Jnne Addams, and other Chicago w0_ _,_ men exiiressed agreement with Mr. ‘ Waymnn's opinion. Several expressed s desire to serve on a. murder jury,

HYDRO AEROPLANE RACE.

ST. MALCV, France, Aug. 24-The

first hydro-aeroplane race meeting ever hcld began here today in the presence of an immense concourse 0( Deollle from. all parts ol France and other European countries. The wea- ther was fine and very favorable at thc start of the races, in which a considerable number of fliers are en- tered. The wind, however, blew with swfficicnt strength to test the nerve ofthe contestants. The roadstead was crowded with yachts. steamers, war vessels and other craft. '

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LOST HER BABY

932. -m

sei

/ins.

minis-

the

tthe

and sos.. "annie ima'-nina mme ia -'sy '

26-

Wales mmer- ericxi, tlonl iened nited sslon- ation

r. o. aes za. riasflivoa, ii. c.

Mn. E. Urtsv, Toaoirro.

Dann Sm :-

1 am so pleased to see Neave’s Food

advertised. I tried~ to get-the Food in V:ilparniso,_ Qliile, and could not, and had to go without, and Loss' uv B/mv. _ Now-I iim_so glad to have found your

address. Iwjll tell you why; because

I know ai! mother brought my sistei-up on it, an nothing else, until she was two years old and then mother died, so I continued doin the same, and also gave it to my baby brother who was 5 inonthsold, and now my sister is a fine

young woman twenty-thn-clears of age. iorii n'\Vnkefield Englan , our doctor advised mother to' use it. I was only a

girl then but I never forgot miy only sister was brought up on it, and am so

,l glad to praise Neave’s Foodl

M (Staged) Mné. B. grass.

othersan prospee in creme

obtain s free tin of Nuns Food and E

riti Bdwl 'U Pfcnvgtfgli

ning* vI;lst,nsl‘oronto? wliugylslthe agtent of oner.

Canada. Mention this par

paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are dis-

continued promptly on ,expiry date.

HIT BY EXPRESS.

HALIFAX, Aug. 27-Margaret Rob-

inson, met. with a serious accident on Grafton street yesterday about eleven o’clock, in beipg run down by an eX- press team driven by a colored man named Howard Wright. The POUCH patrol was called, but the injured woman had been removed to her home. Officer Bowes took \7i’l`ii&\1f and a companion to the police stu- tion. The woman was badly injured about the head, sustaining sevcro cuts and bruises.

ST. JOHN TENNIS.

ST. JOHN, August 25-As a re-

sult of the finals at Rothesay on Sat- urday, T. McAvity retains the titl; of New Brunswick tennis champion in the men’s_ singles, and Mrs. H. R. Babbitt won the ladies’ singles. Mrs. J. R. Thompson and Miss Thompson the ladies' doubles, and Mrs. H. R. Babbitt. and W. R. Turnbull the mixed doubles.

ENGLISH WEATHER

Gnu SING Loss.

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Aug. 27--It is estimated

that the wet weather has cost Brit- ish farmers nearly a hundred million dollars, Unless two line weeks are had the English harvest will bc a total failure. At 'best the crop will he only fair in quantity and below. average in quality. This means big import from across the Atlantic-c

,YOUNG BOY KILLS SISTER.

_(Canadian Press.)

NORTH COBALT, Ont., Aug. 27-

The three year old son of Sherley Clarke caused the death of his eleven months old baby sister today by pouring csrbolic acid into its mouth while the mother was out of room. The baby died before the arrival of the doctor who was called»m

CHURCH NEWS.

(Canadian-»Frcss.).-~ ~ .

MONTREAL, Aug. 27-It is re-

ported that Mgr. Joseph Enard, Bis- hop of Valleyfield, will be created Cardinal De Curia in February and reside in Rome, and at a later con- sjs|,0ry Archbishop McNeil ol Toron- to will 'be created Cardinal. resident in Canada. Toronto local Catholics are skeptical as to the truth of thc report about Archbishop McNel1.c

GAMBLING HOUSE IS RA-IDED.

(Canadian Press.) '

NEW YORK, Aug. Z7-The gam-

bling house formerly run by Brg. Webber, where the Rosenthal murder is believed to have been Plemled. WHS raided early today by the police. Cards and poker chips were confis- co.ted.m '

PROMINENT MAN PASSES AWAY.

- (Canadian Press.)

TORONTO, Aug. 27-Frederick

Wyld, founder of the firm of Wyld Grassel and Dartege, is dead. I-Ie was a director of the Canada Permanent Mortgage Corpn., Vice-President of the Standard flank and Confedera- tion Life Assurance.m

._p_§,. I-“fi uf- W5, ;-.w,.<_; __T',1~' ,' ~,-.-5 - »,

A SKIN SUFFERERS

Do you realize that to go through life tortured and disfigured by itching, burn- ing, scaly and crustcd ec/-, zemas, or other skin and

scalp humors is unneces- sary?_ For more than a gen- eration, warm 'baths with

_ I

' 1

»Cuticura_ 'Soap

' l 6

-And gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment have

proved successthf- in __ the most distressing cases, bf infants,`childrcn 'and adults, _iylien _all _elfe had failed.

mutans -noir

ll, l Ilbbfll I lflilfllt.

UIIIPUIJ .s.a. ._

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gi o J? I

li i _V = I . _ _ . \ ` ' ` .

. ` . ° |~' -

llnlll I Used “Full-i-lim” Worlds Brealusl' Kidney Gin

Practically ever body in Toronto

knows Professor' F. Davis. For ears, ihe elite of that city has taken

___\v§ssoiis fron; Prof. Davis in the art of

sncing an Department. His constant activity gradually weak-

gned his Kidneya, which calamity threatened to make him an invalid. But read Prof. Davis’ letter- _

Dacniasxa sgtb. ig!!

"I want to say that “Fruit-s-tives” is

my only medicine, and has been for the

st five years. Previous to that, lharl

ggen troubled .with Rhenmitisin and Kidney Disease, and had taken many remedies without satisfactory results. Notieing the' advertisements of “Fruit- a-tlves ' I adopted' this treatment altogether, and as everyone knows, I sin

now-and havebeen aincetaklnlg “Fruit- s-uvew-enjoying me bein of aini".

' 3. F. DAVIS. lf Rhenmatism or Ki ncy Trouble is

making you miserable, take “Fruit-in tives" and get well. _ '

5oc a box, 6 for $2.501, trial size. a5c.

At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ottawa. p_<?~=1

TEST OF ACOUSTICS.

prorogation. He wanted "to niak

Works, and J. B. .Hunter. the de

P 8

wall surfaces. The acoustics wer thought to be improved. _ _

ENGLISH AVIATOR COMING.

_CH1o.i-Go,'Augiist ze-A onlin to

day from Henden, England, announc

English aviator, who won thc Gor

race in Belmont Park, New _York

race iii September and in thc litter national aviation meet directly af terwards. '

KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.

(Canadian Press.)

ST. CATHARINES, Ont., Aug.

wire knocked to the ground during storm.m

'WET WEATHER IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 26- This Aug

Bain fell every day for three week

out the United Kingdom. -

fields are a great swamp. The railroads in North Wales ar

miles. by motor boats. The _rive

river, with 3, population of 200,000.

ROBBERY BOLDLY PLANNED.

VANCOUVER, August. 26- Th

Cottage, five miles from the cents of the city, was the scene of a boldly planned, but badly executed, robbery Saturday night at eight io’clock, just as the bank was closing. The deeper. adoes, armed and masked, numbered six. Four at least are believed to be Ithlisns. Not more than four hundred dollars _was the amount of their plnn. der, this squred from- the 1-,eller-'g desk. Whem Manager T. H. Rhodes ‘Pulled the fire alnim the n -

ing bullets on the crowd on the street. Police Constable Winters shot; one _of the robbers, but his compan- ions carried him to a waiting auto- mobile and escaped. Most of the bul- lets Passed high in the air. but ~ a stray one crashed thru the glass win- d0W Of a neighboring grocery store and slightly wounded a clerk,

With the lower part of their faces.

covered with handkerchicfs, the men! dashed into the front of the office. Two raided the manager'e office and got behind the teller's cage. A man, evidently the leader, presented a gun under the nose ‘of Mr. Rhodes, while 'the other pushed the teller out of fha C1180 Bild grabbed all-.the money on the desk and some in each drawer. ‘ Teller Scott backed to the rear wall of the oilice from the teller's can and pressed e button in the wsu bt- hlnd him. Rhodes, who had been ore dared back into his office, did the same thing. It was this action of the downthe barrel of a irevolver, that two men, who were even then looking saved the bank from losing a great deal more money. _

The buttons were connected with ‘ a

fire gong in 5 South Vancdliver lire hall, and when the bell in the hall rang., the ilremcii responded by press- ing a button. This rnng a gong in the bank oflice. The Italians heard the gong. Immediately after a shot from the man in the teller'e ease pierced the wall between the place where Mr. pcntt stood and the ,man-'

rimriisliiill'

563 Cnuncia Sr., Toaoxrro, Orrr. ‘

OTTAWA, August 26-A familiar

sound was heard today in the house _ of commons. A western member

requested infm-mation Q-om the gov. 2l8NotreDamc Wsst,Moutrea|.r.Q. ernment as to the vprobable date of E

sure of getting his' berth.' He was'_ __ T ‘assured that the close of the session '~ ._:. -

would not be unnecessarily delayed. _ 0

This debate canie out of an old i\heet‘ _

and nearly constantly during the lnsl; week. Damage to the crops, par- ticularly hav, has been heavy thru-

partly_ under ' water. Passengers. are being conveyed between Dolgelly l and Barmouth, a distance of seven

above normal and a big flood 'is threatened. at Bundle, n town on the

Bank of Hami1ton’s branch at Cedar »

' . gs g back .

ed out from the bank building, shower-

`S1

` possibilities 1n -the

At the present time we are oiiering'ci§rqi1%'~ ~ fully selected issues lia_ving _eahnrng __

*the fixed income from the Bond.

We will be pleased lo'give full particulars. ~. _ » fs

H fi. cuiciiiurosii eco."

lah .i so - _ -

Marianas s_r_<_J_?lI_i1‘i;i_¢i_1_¢_°:i€__il5iv<§lr_.sixouaiz_os 11.41.111-.ix.Nis:w otasoow; su-_ JouN.saspnaio'roN_.iuoN*ras ai,

fu in all

in than

been amply

ck or wisely

should _ not

L on the

lnvestmiiits.

'6r.

stock iu. ad ditloni to '

cations. Lid.

'First Morgage 'linking Fund Bonds

~° ' Dlle |940 .

Total Aisefa .. » 1512-7”-425 Bond lsaue .. . . . , . . , . 5.800.000' Nei Earnings. year ended

March |912 ‘ 559.977

I = Tolheinvester wantingnilioroug-

ly sound investment \ve recommend these Bonds. Listed on Montreal Stock

5 Exchange

Price fo'YieId Over 6 p. c. Send. for Full Particulars

Eastern Securities Co Lid. _ W. i-`._MAiloN. Mn_g.i>i.-.

- Ph M ' Zio'

93 Prince WrrI,.n§t.,mI=It John. N- B-

'Piihllc _Ulllily _

We offer the following Bonds, subject to - previous sale: $I5.0oo Camaguey Com-

pany] Limited. ~ _

5 p. c. First Mortgage Bonds

due 1946. :. ' _ Price 88 and interest. - $50-ooo llifeslerii Canada Pawel-

Co., Liiiilféil.

5 p c l-`ir.~t Morvgagc Bonds, due

1041> ’

Price-on mul interest, - $25,/soo 'The West Ii1dlaElectrl¢ - Co_, Limited-

5 p, cg First Mortgage Bonds, due

(2 .

Pric)u 92 and iiiterest. $19 ooo The Trinidad Electric C0 , Limited. _ 5 p. c. First.Mortgnge Bonds, due

, ._.

of last session’s hansard and was re- . cited by one Jacob Moser, an acous- "

tical engineer from New York. Ho . _ L 9 F. D. Monk, Minister of Public `. ’ S

puty, were among those present. 1 ‘

These gentlemen were testing the

acoustics of the chamber, following ~ _. . the addin of some of the upper PCCIH, d€S1gI1 22 fC O

'V bottom equipped

f with a. 5 H. P. maint

cd that Claude Graham White, the `_ _ _ -

don Bennett world’s championship a InOSt_deSirab1efatn_

in 1910, wui sail within .1 few cava ‘- to take part in the Gordon Bennett

_ ily launch. Pri c`e

complete $265.00. _

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-Edward -Day, President or the `\

_Trades and Labor Council licrc, wus D __ ' . killed when be pitched aside n livc V L I ‘ l

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Salt Salt

izst has been the wettest month' ' " ` ' < ' "` known in England for many years.

,, ]'u:-:tnrriveil per steamer Piinin -and for sale at lowest prices, io.ooo bags Liverpool Salt and 3000 bags Fishery Salt.

Ten thousand troops under canvas' -

on Salisbury Plain are nearly flood- ed ciut. The tents are soaked, floors arp under mud and the surrounding

lllalllicw `& Mclean Ltd

- ` Souris

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Important Notice to Sports ‘ . A _ I1l¢l'l' ' _ ' _ No.ti'esimssing for the purpose of shoot ingyllslaing or trapping will.be.pcrmii.tcd

- pn Full l.ton’s Marsh or in the _wouds»ia~ giinigiz which extend westerly towards

out port. .

v ‘ On behallolthe seteralowners

1-14, Myvlm Alpd. - ‘ _ ._

Nen in Northamptonshire is 12 fee

1' l “You can buy tomorrow'-inoruing

Scotch gingham worth 15:: for 12c about' 50 pieces to select from _at Patoiis. _ - ' 8-20Mti

"Lot of English print cotton, per- fect goods, not seconds at 9c equal to most 12c cotton at Patons.

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1931. _

Price oz I-zand interest( _

_ Particulars on Application-»

Royal Securities Corporation. Lid.

Il. Bradford. Manager. I |64 Ilollis Sf., Halifax.

rorzoivro, QUEBEC, .MONTREAL oriwwn |.o‘NDoN. Eng E:-;_-

of *i<:Ti=iiii‘i`t:i" .», _~Qf.oAii_v MsMo.¢.~nuMS`f _ 1.s"r u`s Lo N` = - 1 -.vu ~i.°@if.i*f..> 511-6-

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SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH. ' WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

AN_\/_;_;c_;_r'__sonr who i'_ the scifi head ol_da

ll , 0 Ally |1131 6 OVBI' y_6ll'U 0 ,

:nay liomeste:i_¢i _a quarter _section of ii- v_m :ible Dominion land iu Manitoba, Saskiitchvwiiii or Alberta. 'l‘he applicant must :ippi-.nr in person at the Uuiiiiiilon i._alid_s Agency’ or Sub-Agency for the district. hutry y DroX|y may bp made at »'lIy»'\EeI\Cy. on certn n conditions by hither, ni_other. _i-ion. daughter. brother or si;i)l_e_r__o.fLin§endin2 h_i;m_esten_i_l_er.

_- l_X lllUll IB l'8Hl _BHCG UPDII

nnd cultirntion of the land in each ol

f.h_rccj years. _A lioinestezider may live withmnlne miles of his hnmestea on s inrm L-_int lens; 80 acres solely owned and occupied by him or by his futher. mother. non. daughter, brqther or sister. /ln certain districts a liomesteader in zoodstundineymay re-empt s quarter Section alongside bl; homestead. Price wlgoulfiir acid' t 'd in n - s.-- us rgsi e_ upon e time

stand or pre-emption six months is each o_f six years from d_ate of liomestea entry (including the time required to earn hoggztfgrc; patent) and cultivate lift!

A homestender who has exhausted his

homestead rigot and cannot obtain pre sniptio.. may enter or apurchased home- stead in certain districts. Pribe 88.00 per =icre.Dutles.-Must reside six ontlisln iich of three yours. cultivate any acres

nd erect a house worth 3300.00.00

W W _RY '

Donut! of the Minister of the interior

N.B.-Unautiioi-izedpublication of this

' -' '\ ~ " "’ "nt he n:iIr|fnr.

“Until further notice we wlll

pay 24 cents cash for “Washed ivopl and I6 cents for' uiiwashed -Prowse Bros Ltd. 6--2| Mt

Big lot of sample coat sweaters at il DFICG. Slightly niussed at Patons.

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"‘35 inch heel/y striped Ilannellette 15c quality for 12c, 200 yards to sell from Patons. 8.-21Mtf

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