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We own and offer for sale s number of issues of
such se¢;urities‘_as will meet
' who wish-to»do\\ble their interest income-with safety.
You will be uder no obligation if' youwrite us for pantcu-
lIl» "
F. B. MfCliRDY & C0..
STOCK EXCHANGE -
llalifax, Montreal, Sherbrooke, Kingston, St._|ohn.
Sydney, Charlottetown, si. iniinm Nad.
nuiscns noiirnzu.
__ 'nn  of uvisg" iii. uve .object with ine
__ ptilitieinh, ‘ th  with money ss well as the
' -ph`6r“in`in._  m& money finds -that be .needs
ni6rs‘1tIh‘i|  din order to 'get along comfortably.
ilfiils memsthat his money must work harder, must
enrnniore. He is not satisfied to allow his money to earn
liut3‘p.~¢:, he lsbtiying good industrial and public util-
ityoorporntion bonds and preferred stocks, and in this'
wsy doubling the earning power of his money.
the requirements of those
STOCK QUOTATION S. I
Quotations Furnished by F.- B. Mc-
Gurdy & U0., Stock at Bond limit-
ere. Members Montreal Stock idx- J
change, 164 Richmond St., Char-4
lottctown, l’. E. 1. March
NEW ironic srocks.
July 8 ’12
, _ _
High Low Clos0‘
itciiigoiiz _S 108;” 1014 _ l(_;?_4_,i _I
m. ee .‘Ul-:nr 72. ' '
Am. Smclters 84 HZ;
Amal. Copper >&3 .\l
Brooklyn Ii. ’l‘. U22 ‘
Erie 34; I ,_
Lehigh Eniicy . 168; 1117; lt-372
Northern Pacific 123; 122), 12211
Pennsylvania 1‘.'~i,’. 123; 12~i,i_.
itea;l_i_ng R __ l0.7§__1i5Ii§ 1631
Sou ern aiwny ‘£, 2' 211
Sugar 1242 1281 1282
Unff-w_.P,a¢iiip. _ ..i<.f;i..1_oz »--.\/in..-
U. s..efmi 70;: -cs; -ssi-
Bcth. _Steel 37; 35; 362
o.:~:
o.»»-
s.-his
illinois Control - 128.2 ‘128{ .128511li'itisli
‘oniiiicrce
Mex? Petroleum- ug;-. .533 mi; <
utah Copper 41:1 00;; 00; N
M
MONTREAL BTOCKB.` Iloyul “XD" ` _
July 8 '12
llkgii Low (liosc A
20131 26i.}i._25G§ A
za 27.; 27.;
39) 90 11%
67 67 it!
Canadinn tfciiient
Canada timncnt
(_.'anadn (lenient I’id
Detroit
Dom. Iron Pfd.
Dom. Steel (!orp’n 042
Minn. & Bt. Paul (Soo)
' ` `144”}"l44} 1442-
Montrcal I"ower 218 217 217
N. S. Steel & Foal 93,3,
Richelieu & Ontario 118 117.1 1172
Rio De Jnnciro 152 150;
Tcxtile
90;
67;
si.; 04
67§
Can. Car. (Tom. 87 862 865 N.B. Telephone...   ...104
N. 96
Can. Loco. Com. 43
1.10 Pfd 1171.
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Second Edition .~
1 ai Pact-1 _ iiooi<i.i-rr T
on
wnni. siriiizwi-
Trusting fourteen siibiecin rolntinr to 3mm1mm.Hon¢1¢rsDn 5'; 100
0”” LOT U;"ES'l`MEN'1‘S <1. B. 1-nec. ;'s...   
H
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OUR SEMI-INVESTMENT' l’l.AN
Free Upon Request
_ LEAVITT Q GRANT S
95
_ ......1ozi
is i b ,
moms...o...,.f,‘<,i‘;..'l*{f.f{f"§§2i‘,,, E,,c,,,mm, Trinidad 'reiepbons 6 s... ...ioi 99
- - ofN. Y rinidad Electric 5’s...  93 90
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_ ..“?.?if.eF"~» N" M- ‘I
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32; . llc
bil ‘
-in
54 ‘
noni ic -co stock :md~.Bond Brok
f -105}§l<last. Gan. Sav. & Loan......141
} Eastern Trust...    __
_‘ ‘ Halifax (1old."Si”.crage pid.'...'l0l.
Halifax Fire     ......100
Hewson Pure Wool Tex. com 25
Hewson Pure Wool Tex. pfd.
151 Mar. Tcl. com. x.d...   76
Porto Rico 5's...    
COTTON.
July 8 '12
High Low Close
1125 11.74 11.74
12.10 12.02 12.02
12.31 1'_'.l5 12.15
lily
ict.
WHEAT.
July 8’12
High Low Close
103; 103'; 103;
04; 991 neg
- iio; 100i 1003
ul_v
it.
c.
lliAlil'i`IME SICUURITIEB.
I
(qpotntjnng Furnislied by' F. D. Mc"
Y » -. '
ers, Members Montreal Stock Ei
change, 164 liichino|!d'Bt., Char-
lottetown, P. E. 1.
.~ _....... -_ - v__1?»=\¥\.`l{~S»._-_~--_-ef
Ask.
155
222}
2751
2515
230
liid
154
221.1
2742,
250;
229
ova Scotia
ontreal
MISCELLANEOUS.
cndia Fire... ...  ...  ...100
cadiu. Sugar, pld..._... ....._.104
llo., ord...      73
98
100
69
rnndram-Henderson com. _ 18 15
. 13. Elec. com . . . . . . .
..  60
137
160
98
98
20
with 30 p.c. oil com stock 100 99
100
101
91
D0. pid. x.d....    ...105
S. Car, ist pid. x.d.....
Do. 2nd pfd...    
Do. 3rd pfd...  .  
Do. common... .. 
tanflcld pid...    ......105
lin. 130m...      G6
rinidad Cons. Tel. com.....
riuidad Electric . . . . . . .
..  77
75 05
50 -ia
40 ai
102
02
31';
73
BONDS.
44
93
99
99
1021
94
95)
hronicle 6’s...    ......101
alitax Tram 5's...  ......101
Do. Debcntnre Stock... ....105
tantield 6's...   
101
F if i _
_ _Oil cloth coats 90 cts, oil
I 1 l. S. Chaisson
Souris.
6.-29SttME8i.
cloth aprons 70 cts, all cloti
petticoats 95 cts, 35 pairs of overalls from 45 cts to 85 cts, zi
pairs of pants froiii $1.45 to 2.85, also 48 berry buckets foi
sale at 6 cts each per lot, also 40 butter and lard crocks ai
8 cts each per lot for all
/_ ROGERS ti? WRIGHT \
207 Underwood Block, ` 
Calgary. Alta.
Estate, Loans and Iiivcstiiients
e...gary and Medicine
Suburban acerage a specialty.
_ Western farm lands,
Investments made for out of town clients.
Write us for in
1 o~z6.MEr8iti]uiyi7pd,
_:__//'
Hat city property
formation.
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- `.:;~lf_~' 
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f B */I
rrR.1=|=:ci sriui PUMPS ”
'l=,........ I  "
Require few repairs
AL st Dminion ex-
llsniifactured by ¢
"   ' " il.'B.. Wtsililver ` . 
...°.lt Pays to buy in this Province. 1
...lf soon-day. ~Juiy ian.. '11-ack
good, classes well filled, large crowd
expeff-N1. 1'9l_3l.
...'Willism Maman, Bridgetown,
left on return home last evening!
, .
...’J. A. and Mrs. MacLeod, Prim-
airs. Pong, Chspstow, left on return
yesterday.
...°’l‘he ladies ol the Christian
nual icecream social on the church
grounds on Tuesday, July 4th, at I
THE MARKETS.
HALIFAX, July 8-Crop prospects
average harvest will be reaped this
fall in all rowing vegetables This
_._ _ _ _ -_ .~ _-: -:::::. ; ' ‘ ~ 1- -_-_ _-_-V-.-_-:_-: nerr: ~:¢\~:- - - - -_-_-_-_-_-rx. :_ _-::: ;-_-,-:::::.~ 1- Arr:-sr-1 -1-1'
lqradvertising in this column. Cash
‘Rsces\.n Riverside track, Vern- must accompany order and tive Per
emit discount allowed. Hihllmillll
char -
be obtained at J. Mabon's\Drug
who was on n` short visit to Bourfs St°f°- 30""-
bs obtained nt W. A. Johnstoifl.
rose, 'who' were visiting Alfred and “°”"“¢"°'
' glad to receive all news. advertising
'and subscriptions in Souris and vic-
cnnrci., Montague, wiii nom their mi- in
6.30 pl ni. If unfavorable, the follow-_ig g _
mg evening' 7°9Mu‘ der from H0iman’s Catalog. 7-6ME3i.
glad to receive all news. 8¢1V¢1'¢i5i“'~'
and subscriptions in MontsS“0 “nd
from all over show that at least an vicini¢y_ His offiw phone No. is 20-
g .
Will |18” 8 110-SBUIIE 65°" 0° “W or two before the time they have
wholesale provision situation. paid for has expired and thus n_ot
Irregularitv in the flour priceh main miss an issue, as all papers SW dm'
tained by the different Ontario and`continued Promvtly on expiry date-
...°0ns cent pet word each insertion
gs twenty five cents.
°--r
...°'l'ha Momlngimily Guudiancan
 Morning Daily Guardian can
...°F. G. Jordan, Agent, will be
ity. His office phone No. is 5.
...’l-lolma.n's Pitcher Pumll 10|' 91181'
w wells at 31.45. $1-50 Bild $2-90
ma nificent value in each case Or-
...°Martin McKinnon, agent, will be
...'Subscribers shoiild renew a week
Canada and the outlook is good for a
tical change in _quotations by the re- S
tiuers, but to the general increased D
drop in price has occurred in price
in its high altitude, while lard
scarce, with high figures prevailing J
While filings appear Hloomv for a_ re- n
iaxation ofthe tension, caused by the b
The above practically sums up the n
happenings of the week in rovisions.
SYDNEY DOCK
SYDNEY, July 7-Mayor Gunn
.vho has just returned from a trip to
organization of the Company is about
ed for the layout and constructioii of
During his visit in Toronto Mr B
oi the British Canadian Shipbuilding
Co.. who expressed their satisfaction 5
with the progress being made for the ,
Startins of active construction work.
SYGHCY has received much ffood ad-
bilildiniz was -taken up. on nu sides
spirit with which the citizens dcnlt
with the project in votin the sub-
city’s future has attracted the nttcn- t
tion of the whole Dominion. Mr.
Gunn had A conference with A, C
section with the project.
THE HILLSBORO CLOSING. ‘
The nnnunl closing exercises of tho 1
liillsboro Consoliilutcd `School were R
held at the School on Friday night.
l`he Assembly Hall was cmnfortaply _
'ded were Sir Louis Davies, Judge
Pitzizernld. D. A. M.i¢i<inn..,, .md 
Rev. D. McI.enn.
D. A. MacKinnon, in the ahscuve of M
the Governor, presided,
Program. -
chorus-sailors files-The school. ’
SHIPPING NEWS. '
.>‘chi‘s._-l.ndy Grey, Mcllougalll, Pic.
£9111 -5. A. Townsend, Batt, Summer-
sidc;_1.'aiira (1. Wryn, Buctouchc; s
Manitoba miilers has settled some- _’-'
what down to a solid basis thrnout Report of Yemos wm.k___The P,-ind,
_ , pal. Presentation of DIDIOIDHB Bild
(mr holding thru UU autumn' Certificates. Piano Solo-Miss May
The “gar market' *meh has shown Macleod. Address-Sir Louis Davies.
marked weakness for same time' mac- Instrumental Duet-Alfred and Mrs.
°°“‘?“’“P“°“ '°'.th° tim* °' the Year' Rev. D. Mcneso. Address-DA. Mc-
having a steadying effect on values. 'Kinnom Good Night Cho,-u9_.The
Thus,_ thru this influence _no further Sch001_ God Save the King_
The cost of<beef and pork remains th
. . . _ _ in _
' a
m
which we were advised to expect bl;
rise, is holding strong. th
Dealers. report rice as unusually B
A e
"‘°“gre“°Bs of wplfly' Kelly, Bunbury; A-deline Hayden, Ver-
P R
l-€l--ss”  G
' J
__° m
..\l..ntreal and Toronto says that the E
"""“"°t° *md Pl"“s 8” '5“i“g l’*°1’“" -/lim.. ivisso Georgie Driscoll Lu-
the Docks. ll
. . ' M
(.unu met n number of the directors Mildred Bauem_ Herbert Tantom Map
viii Lake the Agricultural course at
vertising since the matter of ship- ___
he heard expressions of praise for the gi
E ` __
sifly. and their confidence in the M
, . . _ ' B
Ross “ho is now in Montreal in cou-
I)
tuart. Address-Judge Fitzgerald.
oil Drill-Sixteen Girls. Address-
Diplomas were awarded to l>\1DilS Of
c Senior Grade who have successful-
completed the year's work, ,and
ve made an average of not less
an G0 per cent. in the sessional ex-
inntions in December, April and
une. Following is the list of win-
rs: Bowen MacKenzie, Mount Her-
ert; Edith Mntch, Bunbury; Helen
on I-liver; Warren Lane, Hermitage;
nssell Jenkins, Mount Herbert;
race Macdonald, Peters Road; Geo.
ones, Harrington; Irene Munn, Mer-
aid.
Certificates-Mr. Yeo’s Depart-m€Ili1.
radc Xl-Clifford Moore. Grade IX-
illian Carver, Laura Smallwood.
Miss Judson’s Department, Grade!!
ni
an Driscoll. Grade 7-Helen ,Stew-
rt, Lorne Kelly, Grade~ 6-Mildred
ason, Willard Kelly, Wendell Mutch.
uerite Driscoll. Grade 4-Lois Ow-
n, Ambrosc Duily, Pearl Fraser.
Miss Sterns' Department, Grade 5-
Judge Hasznrd Prize-$20 in gold-
to best pupil in Literature-Adeline
o a frraduate of this year’s class who
aydeu. ~f
Miss Maclcod's Department, Grade 3
Jean -Mntch, 'Lois Mntch, ‘Elsie
utch. Grade 2-Ruth Mntch, Mat-
hew Mctlarron, Frank Hamm.
Grade 1-Gay Judson, Herbert
untain.
Kindergarten-Willie Brydges, ' Mary
riseoll, Willard Grossman.
.
Prize Winners.
Silver Medal-First in General Pro-
ciency, presented by Dr. Jas.» W.
obertson-Won by Edith Miitch.
PIUlli9ri|iYi|,l¢i0Il
There is onl one e innaiion for tht
numbers ot’ cn{lrusin'sI?\; letters that me
biets, and that is flint these tablets
¢¢i-minly do cure any kind of stomach
trouble. ` . '
I-Iere is a typical lcttcr from M159
Eliza Anuswortliy, Caruso.  :_
"Iris with plqlsurc 1 wnte to rnforrrl
ou that your NH-DVI!-C0 D)'5f’_¢l"j""‘
§-ablus hm-¢ proved oi great rn ue to
me. I tried re|_nedy nflcr rcnlcdy but
without n-ny l:ist::i;{g_o<>¢1. llavingiienrd
of voiir tablets curing such 005128 HS
miiie I decided to give them a fair trial;
'rn ` -'<1 sarsfrnzi -in my can-.'
'igilc ligiliirlzaiilia siicgt-2;; of Na-Dm-Co
Dyspepsin Tablets is auch ri success ns
can only come to an houwt remedy.
compo
nily
unded according to an exception
good forinuln. from pure ingre-
dients, by expert chemists. lf you are
troubled with your Stomach just BSk
goin' Drnggist about Nsgtliiau-go
lil Tabltls, ¢0l)lR0ll_l`| Y le
Nxiidiilssl Drug and Chemical Qo. oi‘_
._Cnuada, Limited, and sold throughout
the Dominion at 5oc. n box. |42
= I  Giiisiiniiast 
3 To get forks, knives, spoons 'V
' .' \Y
' ` and fancy pieces of quality
/ and beauty ask for .
.ggueiis-nos. v
_ This brand is {nown 'sn '
‘ A __ “Jilurr 2Ia`r¢riiar'W¢nr.|"
fix ; Tobnyihlswarsisrogei .hent-
I most 'service and saiilfaction
i
>- -`
"\l;`__“__ ;
f
receive praising N_n-Dru4C0 DY5P"»P~"i“ 
Tn ' ` `
c.,
and the heaviest silver plate. ’
Known for over (0 years."
_ia ny__ neniep __
i
I
Provincial Exhibition last autumn-1,
William Jones; 2, Earl Inga.
The Messrs. Jdhes rind 1.el.achcur
Prize-$20 in gold-for Household
Science-ii-leien Kelly.
Bowen MacKenzie, .who leads this
fyear's graduating class, nnd makes nn
average of 'U3 per cent. in the ycar’s
sessional examinations,” is dcharred
from competition for medals and
prizes by virtue of the fact that he
won the Dr. Robertson Gold Medal
lust year for first in General rofi-
ciency. ` _
._.._l...,_.__
ENJOYABLE GARDEN PARTY.
On the eve of the departure of lill-
nicr MacLeod, teacher at Pleasant
Valley, a garden party was given in
his honor at the home of. Jaines and
Mrs. Mii.cS\vaiu. The large number of
_guests spent a most enjoyable even-
TIE
and, after pnrtaking of a houuteous
rcpnst, presented Mr. MacLeod with
the following address and a hand-
some gold ring, sci; with blood-stone:
Dear Friend:-It is with feelings of
iinbonnded satisfaction made some-
what bitter by regret that you are
about to leave us for another field of
labor. You have proved a capable
and efficient teacher and have given
satisfaction in every way. We fecl
that it wnulil be thoughtless and un-
grateful if we did not in some way
show our appreciation of the stirling
in various forms of a-musemeiits
ULY 9 191i#
fore maturity. _ , ‘
ici;
5'!!
. tsrprise as n sale profitable in
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et earnings-forrgro ` _ ~.‘*.-3 1-2- "'»7~‘,=` . ‘_
Average ner~a_n'niiiga'i`9oz' to rgog 'I overs i-2 times. __
I- .1 _lt_ I9!! __ sr`__4 1_2 “fn __ “ __‘_,_ |_"
Slnking‘fiin`d_ of 3‘ p._ c. now' in operatiqnf_’_wili redeem lil b0ll<il
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*0ardai[e"<Pncf0ries -Limited Gp. c. Bonds
` -area  Atiriiclive -hivestmeiit
1    hr Small Amounts 
' 4 I A I I o¢a_Fmtories7l.}`r:$its¢}_is one of nike largest -Corporation! inf!!-
.fi?_ _nufsotnre o_ Arr ages and utomobile r |10 D357’ ll
_I¢.8.'.‘id§=.';:.°i:'.:=r..:.';:.ml.::°;:°.::2.:':afi¥Pii.fftn» .iii
_ unlike; ` '
' h nd. _tho libxidl are assets valued nt _more than!!-2 times »
MII ' ` bison i f |i¢o6times_ Bonds i l-Brel!
rgauwgigfgrits. WslrliscIlJ€:|r|Igi’id tWeUBonds oi this Industlllll En-
vestment.
S H E D |873 ‘
.. _ _ - ' sim 1' ., .p  »
_____~Pries 99m crept. _ ____ _  _
‘lf _Ti 
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, Qua-
DENUHINATIONS :$1.000 and $500. PRICE. 'PAR AND. INTEKESI'
` T0 YIELD op. e.
.   iiifcufinurosnii _it:o.;
°‘ Members 'Moon-en\ in..-I- »-.xchi\ngn.
D* t P ` \v' . / . .
nniimx. '"§5r. ,".l.“.°.'i "°“ _ miomfirsni.
NEW 'GLASGOW _ r’REDl!'.RlCT()N. _
.ruins
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T. GORDON IVES.
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3-* -'~-4"--'-“”'
ihergen 12. 2.26'1-2- . _ ' 
. The coming sire `of_ FP.._`E.-I E61-_aénd
hy? Because he is one of the best' bred
rood mare sires in Canada. The blood
that has made famous the great Nutviiood,
he hasiouriold. His colts are 1arge,st`y`1is
'ibreed y 1ooking,sound and show early s'p_i-:ed
rid he will surely be a great si-re. He wi
be at owners stables .for service nn_ti_l_ _about
August Ist, after which time he will be pre-
pared for the iail races. __ _ ~ ‘
11.
1
Among thc prominent men assem- _
Dr, Robertson Bronze Medal, second
mled ` in General Proficiency-Helen Kelly.
' Governor Rogers’ Prize-$10 in gold
to the pupil making the highest
arks in the Matriculation Examina-
ous in July-Not yet won.
Sir Louis Davies' Prize-$20 in gold
acdonald College-Not yet awarded.
D. A. McKinnon Prize-$10 in gold
to
ally
had
this
YOU
be
worth and friendship you have shown
us on many occasions and especi-
to the children whom you have
under vour charge and who, we
trust, will long remember what you :
have taught them. As we gather in
hospitable home and around
their festive board, we send out to
our sincerest hopes that you ma
oiniiig St. Mary’s Church on
----..~..........,.,.._,.,,,_,_,,....~.~...........,.,,. -to the best pupil in Manual Train-
- ing-Russell Jenkins.
gold-to the best student in Mathe-
Plutcred -lllharlottctown, July 8-= m
Hniliant, I-lubley, Picton; J, H, in
to the best pupil in School Garden-
ng-James Johnson.
The H, H. Brown prize-$20 in gold
The Leigh Hayden Prize-$10 in
atics-Warren Lane., ‘
The F.R. Hesrtz Prize-$20 in gold
to the pupil or' graduate oi the
chool making the highest score in
S_tur, Hemphill, Picton; Alena L.
iullng, Gamble, Picton; Hazel B,
Miller. Lantync, Coraquet;
i‘lcar|.-il, Cliarlottctown, July 8-'
Sehra.-Dwina, Fraser, lticliilnicto;
Dart., Portier, Sydney; Lady May, Mg.
lloiigall, belle River; lilnncu .-‘.l.
'|`iiorlioun, Liowdridge, Picton; J. H.,
l¢}i'nei~;t., flnlcy, Sydney; Polar Stir,
_I-l_cml1|ul',Pictou; Alena L. Young,
(iniuicl, lirtou; .
i¢:nioo<i. ohnriomuiwn, .iuiy 0-
Hi~i\ri-|.--llurt, l‘ounics, North Sydney;
.icauiiv & Ada, Kiley, lloilc Ilivcr;-
.>‘i.uuley Mac, Whittle, Picton.
`(‘1c~ni'cd, Uiiarliittetown, July 6--
.\'e|u'i-1. K. McKenzie, Trenholm, liais
Vritc; llcllc, Trcnholm, Baie Vertc;
.ic-asia-_ and Ada, Riley, Belle River;
Stiuiivy Muc, Whittle, Picton.
_ .
_ mnmuxnnii-in
'Constipa`tio`n_ _ _
Yanishes Forever
msn
ilcwson Pure Wool Tex 6's
with 30 p.c. bonus...  ...102 100
i  _ ___,`i_ 
IN SUMMl'IR'l'lME
hu iliouid be
wi out n home of .
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It promptly cheeks Dinrrhoes,
Cholera lnfantilm, C1405!!
Morbus, Nnuren. Vomiting
and Sumnier Complaint.
In rye. and 5oe. hotties, ntyhuf '
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wMwM - NAVAL OFFICERS HAVE
‘ TO KNOW I-IOW'TO SWIM.
BOSTON, July a-'~'I-Ioiw In-.any ns-
This is to be incorporated
reports on inspections
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blessed with health and strength f
during a long journey sud, above all,
that you may always receive the
blessing that comes from the Biver of
all good.
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Tha Kind Yau lin a Aiwa 'iimglii
_dglng beef and dairy cattle at the  ,S ,
Ernst, Daley, North Sydney; Pqlpp il "_ 9
senses. / ~ _ ,'
B151'-wureor
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Wainable-‘lfarm'=l’or~Sale
The undersigned oiiers bv private
'sale hisfnrm known as Treemont
Farm Situated about midway be-
tween Montague and Lower
Montague two of the best shipping
ports on P. li Island. Farm con-
sists oi 320 acres, 150 clear, and
balance covered with hard- and soft
wood. i r-2 a`c_i_-es under .good orch-'
ard, well 'watered and fenced, ,ex-
any quantity swamp mud on Farm.
Large new dwelling jhdbse, barns
and. out ‘ bhiidiirgs. j _‘Everything id'
good repair. Forftirther psrticiilars
apply to owner on premises. -
Maritime Telephone 6's. . .107 104| val officers can swlni around n_bnt,tle- ' JOHN R0|;ERTS0N
N.H. Stcel,1st Mort. 5's. . . 95) 93; shiP without exhaustion?"
~ -Treemonr Faim,
Lower Montague, P. E. I-. I
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iiietsltic, dressed oil,
__miicii_itie.p*ii,‘ Berger s
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under a high state of cultivatioii, '
ceiient location for dairy pnrposesgi
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Souris, July nth, |91-
STATION FARE
' Miscouche, §i_35
Summerside, 'i 25
Kensington, _ 1.15
Emerald r.i5
Bradaibane, 1 _oo
Hunter Rivey, \ 1,00
North Wiltshire r.'oo
Char1otte\owb`,` __ goo
Royalty Jun'ction,' ’ ~ .-_-Y.. goc
York, _ gm
Bedford, ,__ goo
. ‘ Mt. Stewart, X ` "~'f8‘oe
 Georgetown - 'goo
Montague, gm
Cardigan, ' 90¢
P€8llC’5, 909
Moreli, E s 60,,
_ St. Peter’s. 50;;
Bear River _ 5'°¢
Sourls,_ ` ` Arrive
'Haier union '
Old Glory
1~?9s1'is'h ‘Paris green. _i  °'°"“.” o 
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“+1 - *Dickenson Light
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. Thursday July ll, 1912 »
ouris has a reputation for first class teasand the committee invchsrg
ii/iaininoih -Tea at 
The citivens of Souris will bold a monsteriea on the gr/minds
own. M'usic_ by citizen band. ‘Watch for train arrangements later
_ Fares and Train Arrangements in connection with 'i‘es__Party
TRAIN DEPA-RTS
'6.oo A. M.
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7-29
7 411
8.25 H. M.
8-31. “ \
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9'.35#A. M;
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7.35 A. M.
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8.00 “
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8 55
7 oo
7-34
7~53
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`9 $20
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'are determined that this reputation shall be exce1lgd..Besifies.ust1ll
‘amuseineuts and attractions there will be inaiiy special attractions pro-
vided for the occasion. Special trains from Summersiile and Charlotte-
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