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A little Danderine now will immediately double
the beautv of your hair-No difi.rence how dull,
faded, b ‘:\ _-.- 1-~J`ser<»g~gy, just rrioisten a cloth with
Damlf  1.1’ ».'_~~'.|lly draw it through your hair
'e;»=_i1._ ---if sims; strand lt a time. The effect is
r ’- ~ edicii and amazing-your hair will be light,
hulfy and \.'tvy ard have an appearance of abun-
dance; an is ~ ' . \» tre, softness and luxu-
rinice, the br- u » ner of tnre hair health.
~ Try ag yan _~_ ; 1 pplication of Danderine,
you cannot hm.. .= ,~»,le 1; rce of dandruif ora loose
or frllrn hair _  r scsi will not itch, but
what 1715 ples. _ ~ . wilrbe ailera few week'l
tile when you \ ; _» I sec new hair, fine and
downy at first-1 - L ._ 1 .cally new hair-sprouting
all over the scalp.
Drnderine is to tht Zrairyvliat fresh showers of nln
and sunshine are to vegetation. ‘ lt goes right to the
roott, mvigorates and strengthens them. its life-
'producing properties cause the hair'to grow abun-
dllltly long, strong and bcaurlfirl.
G_et I 25 cent bottle of Knowlton‘s Danderine
from any drug store or toilet counter and prove to
yourself tonight-now-_tha‘ ."1 ; hair is as pretty
and soft as any_~that it  ' flected or injured
by careless tr t ‘ent--1 mu surely' can
have beautifnlelr --,V _ you will just
try \ little Dan ‘ awaits you.
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    P. Ea  \Lcwia. They ha,\'e taken the (iotllarn.
The best bredbrood mare sire we wer had here, tracing 4 time
to the world’s champion brood mare Miss Russel. darn oflvlaud S’
and~1:_.» q~s.1i1<.." ' ' -
1_2 of' =_ °- etc. Tl- _rorse with the size, color, style, bone and action
2~f:rr_»!  haniares 2.ro_; 3. the fastest trotting son of the Great
Krerwl  3-4. D.in:1Russ~1la one of the greatest brood mares on the
_Allen ‘r~-~»_~E< Farm Dam of 5 and gr. Dam of Kavalia (2) 2.2r 1-4 trial
2`09 I-2. . _ _ - - v -__ :`_,'.__ ’."_:';g'>‘ \_r~ '_._ _ _ _.___ . .~ ,
` His first crop ot colts are large, stylish and of beautiful conforma-
tion, all trotters and command big prices.
Kinfros has been with t‘e well known trainer J. P. _ Irving. all
winter, and isin the pinlr of cr,-wlltlon, land ‘1wll1‘-be returned to him
again shortly after July rut. to be fitted for the fall races.
_ Kinaros 38086 will 11.... ~ the season of 1912 at Montague.
For further particulars ap~.»'_y_ to owner.
_ '17, Coupon rvas,
4-zodsttrstf. ' Montague. -‘ _  ._ '
Q _ _ 1 “lx 1,1 _ I _xi i
.“Big Friday and Suturtla.y special NEW YORK STOCKS,
at Brnwn'e, `$3.7.5 worth of furfrifrh-
ings for S2. E ‘_ ~fli. Quotatio_ng__ F\r_r;1_la_het_l___ by_ F._B, Mc-
’ ` -~ '-- 5 Cllrdl' &. Cb., Stock &. Bond Brok.
_"ll" YOU Willie your h=~»"f~ ,.1 .=-"1 ers, Members Montreal 'Stock Ex-
Would you *ally give nu i it  .nr' ` 1-Manga.”
to cure yr. ". :n all Finuafazs
and get bark on the rlgl\t road to
health. That in ull a ho! of Mac`s
Blond Food coam and it works auch
vriondcrful rciiultsjrir- ..»:1. The‘Twr\
Macs. ~  , ' _.r15¢1r:u.
 
Valuable Farm For Sale
A tchi son
 The undersigned offers by private
stile his farm known as 'l`re-nlr.nt
Farm Situated about mid?-,'ay be-
tween Montague ar ‘ _ Lower
Montague two of the ln _r shipping
ports on P. F1. I9land.'-'Farm~‘con-
81818 Of 32:1 ._'¢>3, 150 Clear, Bild
\11_tdet"'a bf? 1 'ate ct' cultivation,
ljalence co g :~;~` 'viilr hard and soft
wpod. 1 1-; n- -es‘1~“.-’.er good orch-
a`»rd,. well _watered _crude fenced;
cellent location for cirlry purposes,
any quantity swamp mud on Farm.
` Eric.
Northern
'Reading
Su nr
Large new dwelling house, barns MONTMEAL
and `o.i|_ 7.1=f?;‘¢n5zs. Rverything in
gaofl1_e_|_~.».-1-_ for furtberparticulars
apply to owner on premises.
JOHN T’_.".“-T"""SON,
 .»=»1.;. _rt Farm,
f _ LOWL-_1 iff-1:i~|f11i‘3¢ P~`E' I' Canadian Pacific.
 5'7<1ll5r8t._ __. _ _ _ ‘Canada Cement Pfd
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' » / C ‘ j rv! ,C \  Richelieu
D _' `_' ) -Rio Ile, Janeiro
M L Mo  Noum '~ "nom quills.
goeth evemuas unru. o dcwot
~ .' l.ii'l` US l.0AN~
'YOU 'l`llE MONEY Ma
Y.
July.
:_  Oct. .
I   1
To Bu ' ,,_,
T 1 ~.Es_lale.
Am. ~l1nelters.
»Amnl_ Copper
. Baltimore & Uhio
Brooklyn li. T.
Lehigh Valley 178).
Pennsylvania
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Union Pacific. 173|,
U. S. Steel.
Bath Steel. ‘
llls. Central.
Mex. Petroleum.
'€X' lijtah Copper.
small space. with
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MAY 15 ’12.
Low
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1151
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109;
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100;
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110
114;
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130;
111;
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381 ass
1242 124;
698 can
sa; sz;
Pacific. 120;
1232
176?
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STOCKS.
MAY 15 '12
High Low
2641 _ 26:11,
80; R01
118 ' us.;
20111 201;;
12:12 12:1.;
1.101 1:10
101 `1ol
Power.
& Ontario.
~~ COTTON ,
. High Low
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' 1151 .1161
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115;
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35;
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1191
123k
177
1311
1722
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206
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° may be sound while the nervouspsystem
V ' T RI LE MINE EXPLOSION' alone may be diseased therefore lt it
for n one suiierin from
‘ PIy0|lM0l'iQl§€S ‘ DLLUTH. MINN.
0 _rhiriecn men are
ll 12000' mot rover or 1
Ironwood Mich, fro
_ _   mat night.
M" 15"' Sl* °‘ nervous trouble to procure s remed
""t°'"b"d 1" the whlcaxl st oacoquieten the ncrvei
ht! N0l'l`l8 mint! at .nd _gp Qhiqgum, _
'“ if "f""" *“ '“*° Milburn Hem and Nerve P111. will
Last night theywrore grougptl ln a .mr tri; .~ ) _ _
fi ` `
we of' th r com- 1
Mr. Ch . W. .Wood Montreal e. f .
fi , (l ll . , 1 _ , ` 4 ’ 1
mv? ntl: bgzfsxi ,':o°3,'“_ 3:_?acl;°9',l;: writes'--'.§or two yesis I had rugged host shops average about one man
...°It pays to buy in this Province.
‘QF-v ‘ , ~
...°Mrs. Daniel Mooney, Sourls, is
seriously ill with pneumouia.°
...°Nocl _Far-row, of Souria has
taken a position in tho- Telephone
office.” "
__.°The S. S. Lady Byhll arrived at
Sourls yesterday morning with pasa-
eugers and mails from the Magdalen
Islands.°
...*Mrs. N. N. McLeod and son Mil-
lor have returned to Montague where
they intend to reside for the summ-
er. M. V
_-.-
...°Lauchltn _Mc n of Montague,
who was reportadfwllsome time ago,
shows _no improvement' but is gradu-
ally getting weaker_'.M.
...°The following arp the Montague
markgt. prices: Oats 60 to 70c po~
tatoes, red, 75c., blue 65c; pork 7
to 8c; eggs Zito; butter 25 to 281:,
and pelts 70 to 80c.‘
...‘A sailor' un one ot the Canoe
boats who was making himself a
general nuisance in Souris on Tucs-
day last was r'.scortod to the Police
Station by Officer Hughes. His mates
paid his fine.”
_..°W. Burke, B famous landscape
painter of Italy, who ia summering
on the Island, apent Mondayin Sour-
is_ Mr. Burke expressed himself na
being exceedingly pleased with The
Garden of the (‘.ulf.’
-A change has been made in thc
Sum»rneraide School lioard Juscph
I.. MacCullnugh and Edward Strong
have' been appointed in place of
Ncil Mcirend, K. G-1 und E. H.
Wright.J.
...’Arthur- Lewis of the Charles
Frohman Management, New York,
.was in Sourls at the For Hotel for
a. few days, -accompanied hy Mrs.
Cottage* at Fortune, Bridge and will
remain for the sumnrcr'.°
'.__°'r‘hr~. some rrohrri of 110111111
clnacd the schools yesterday in con
sequence of two cases of diphtheria
in St, Mary‘s Convent. Another sus-
pected case in rr private house is hcl
ing carefully wutchcd. The cases rc-
ferrcd to are mild in form, and thc
'pntients nre reported improving.'
ll
_..*J. ll. Brennan and L'_,L. Cheve-
rle of lzlnuris entertained ri number of
friends on 'lVio‘nrla.y evening last.
Whist. and music made up thc pro»
gram. The feature of` he evening
was the serving of refreshments, Both
of these young mon nre well and fn-
vorably known in Charlottetown*
...*Andre\v Mooney nl.Liti:le Harbor
is hauling nwuy two cars of mussel
ruud from Souris. Mr. Mooney had
to abandon the South road in conse-
quence of its. poor condition. This
road is eloquently pleading for _pomc
fixing up and ~it is hoped that for the
commom good; the froruimastnr will
nttend tn this matter at 0nco.*
...*llr. Smith of the Royal Hotel,
Montague, has docldcd to close this
popular lrourie to the' public, a mat-
ter much tu hc regretted as Dr. and
Mrs. Smith have always kept n good
house and left notlilng undonc for the
comfort und pleasure of their guests,
Mr. Smith intends to continue thr
l_iavcry and boarding stable as usual
-Tl|e nnnuul meeting oi‘ thc Sum-
merside baseball club was hcld Mon
day evening in Dr. MacMurdo's of
fice. Thc following officers were clcc
ted for the season. of 19121-f‘resl
dent. Leonard MacNelll, Vice Presl-
dcnt, B, R, Sharp, Secretary-T1'ea.n»
urer, Roy MacMurdo; (Idmmlttoc, (1
F. V. Bent, LG. McQuarrlc`, and Pli-
mcr Mnclrellan, Manager J. L.
Mucffllllollgh. They arc looking fur-
ward to a .»=ut;ccssful acason.J. ‘
.._*A Murray Harbor North norrc1=.-
rrondonc writes that the farmers of
Murray H_arhor North are busily en-
gaged ln 'putting in their crop.-Goo.
l\IcLurc sold a fine horse recently for
which he received fl handsome sum.-
Uavid Reidlms been appointed road-
mnater forvlvlurmy Harbor, north and
wcat.~Ralph Colliugs hnd Milton
Kennedy of.Murmy Harbor Paid a
visit. to Alliuton on Saturday last.-
Mlns Annie Reid of Murray Harbor
North lntondn returning to _Boston
on June first after spending tho win-
 £
Sullarad Wllh larva Troulls
IT WAS IMPOBSIBLE FOB
Diseases of the nervous system are
very common. All the organs of the body
necessary I y g any
do this for you, providing you give th
ter at, home. ‘
. For Tim Years. _ 1
HIM T0 SLEEP. ~ 1
I-llgh Low Close. .__
_-,-,~_-_-_~_-_~_-:_-:_-::::_~‘-_-_-:_-:_-_-v-:.1-:¢::_-: - za: vc _ _ .z .z-:_-_-: »::::::_-:_-:.-:::.-::::.-_-_~_-,-_-,-_-.-_-.-:_-.-.-
. ...(One cant per word each insertion
for advertising ln this column. Cash
must accompany order and tlvs par
cent discount 'allowerl. Minimum
charge twenty-five cents.
_..°Wl1llam llooiloy, St. John, is iu
Souris on a business trlp'.°
...‘Tha Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at W. A. .lohnston'l.
Montague.
...‘Wnnted at once, girls to learn
dressmaking. Apply to Misses Mc~
l.nr‘en and Lcamon, Montague. 5~1t§dli
...°'l’he Morning Dally Guardian can
no obtained at H. J. Mahon’l Drug
Store, Sourll,
...°F. G. Jordon, agent, will be
glad to receive all news advertising
and subscriptions in Bourls and vic-
lnlty. His odice phono Nu. ll 5.
...°Martin McKinnon, agent will be
glad to receive all news, advertising
and subscriptions in Montague and
vicinity. Hin office phono No. is 21.
...°Bubs`cribers ahuuld renew A week
or two before the time they have
paid for has expired and thus not
miss an issue, as all papers are dia-
contlnuad promptly on expiry date-
.._*'l‘hc crrtertainrncnt in St. Put-
rick's Hall. Sourls, on Monday ovcu-
lng last, was a distinct aueccaa. Miss
'l`illotsou’s description of Hnwnii wus
one of those refreshing treats too 1=cl~
dom experienced in Souris. lt is ii
matter of sincere regret that so frw
availed themselves of Miss ’I‘illotson's
descriptive genius and charm ns nu
elocutionist. The choir of thc Meth-
'odist Church furnished an cxccllcnl.
musical program rind E. B. Curtor
sang very effectively. Mr. (larter
made his lirut appcurnvncc before a
Souris audicnce,_ and hc has only to
be heard to he alliprecigtedf'
___‘The death of Mrs. (l)r.) Sulli-
van, which occurred at her lroum
in Souris ycutcrdny morning at. one
n’clock, cast a gloom over the en-
‘ire community. Whnt makes it. sad-
lcr still is the fact that alle leaves
.rr infant son, born only n low ruin-
'rtes before her death. Shu lcuvca to
mourn, hcsldca her husband, tlirrc
@0118, Alex, John und the lnluut rc-
f0l‘l‘c<l to above and one little (lau-
ghter, Mary, her motl\cr,Mrr:. l\lnt°.-
-"herson of Charlottetown, -ond four
sisters, Mrs. James fluffy, ('-hnr-
lottetown, Mrs. C. Buachmnn, Misses
Vlaud and Lucy of St. Louis, ILS.
The funeral leaves her lute rc`sl<lcnr:e,
hlourls, today at 1_ p. m_, for thc
Railway Stallion and the hurinl will
take plnce from St. ~Dunstun’s Unth-
edrol, Charlottetown, on Friday
morning*
Your Liver ~g__
is Clogged up .
'l'hnl’s Why
Serta--Have
_.ii
hligvilol, Headache.
:HALL ml. llsu. Mal. sl/lu. rltcl
Genuine.-as.. sigom
MoN'r‘/form Manxrsrs.
1_'orrcctcd for every Wednesday and
Baturday's issue,
Potatoes (reds) 7_5
Potatoes (blues) 5_5
l‘urnips 15
JMS so to 10
Hay $1210 1110
Straw ' _ f gg
Fat cattle (per lb.) 5
Beef 10 to 12
Pork 1 to s
Mutton 10 to 11
Eggs, per doz 20
Butter, per lb. 25 to 23
Turkey 20
_llccse 18
il-Iltlos 10
P01" 10 to so
1 '__*---
To QUIU11 A Conn IN oNm DAY
'Pairs LAXATIVE BROM0 Qulnlna
Tablets. Drugglats refund money "
lt fall: to cure. FLW. GRt)VE‘l sl,-
uaturo is on each box. Z5c.
_STRIKE IN SHELBURNE.
urmnaurtua, may 14-srwlbnm.,
workmen skilled and unskilled, wont
out on strike this morning to U"-
uhmber of about one hundred, This
In the first strike ln the history of the
town. The men demand B nine lruur
day. ' _ '_
At. 5 meeting Flaturdny evening the
employers- olierod ran lhercmlo of pny
often ner cent, but this was refused.
The ahlpynrds, hoatfahops and ot.h_
or establishments arefin operation to-
day, but with very sm.a_ll crews. Jon-
sph MoGtll’s shipyard ‘ has three or
four men with the hblsésand A small
mlll crew, McKay and Son'a yard
has only the proprietors nt work The
 SL-E  lm _  men still alive are helnl! fed by nissns ':|:hm';°J',|‘£;ble1'¢‘g|?| gomgamhil irighwlllyiectllliz itll? trrlmliermcisnfloilri-
write, Phohhvof Call - 2°' ° "mo pm’ lmv°" “"°“5h` tl” time -I nut to bed, in_t.l|e morning l C,-,,,,¢_ ’
_ ' ‘ earth whlnh hems them ln. Many res- 'U gym mme thu; the night before. ____,______ __ _
_ rn ~ curers are working to save them. lam' m|¢,¢ doa _| dfh ¢
` E Mlny yards of broken timbers, rock 'mmf 1° uggghgafhqrf b¢?¢g¢" :gags
1   and ore must bmlrteu out or the |,?¢r¢ ,M .|1,l¢g,¢.|¢,f¢ nm¢,!\1¢¢,|,, . _ .
' ~ ‘ 9°°'”° “ml ° "el" "°°l hunt *U "W Ol UWbl° RUINI4 ill lf” 'WN I cured a horse of the Man ts with
.`_ux.~
¢
~_~ ~ ». ,'11 1 L .~- 1- 1 _ _ . _
fhqqz-   ._ coasoranon Momrv. took’ than and I_ gonugn nun
__ _“nl f _ _ --_ _ that I got mother btltflllii
1  wrsnrneroa, o. e., my 14- norm ¢ r mat mln
' __° Treasury officials were myntlllsd to- PM- “H9153-"|~v“d
¢llltit\ttete_Wn,P- 3.1, day by the mein or uoo without mttmma Hem
‘ _  _ sxplnatlon. It came from New York I0 cents per bo
_ ;___ ‘ . - , e_ltySu1_t=___th;__rem1ltt%r wueéaid totr g_&\l°;|Hl¢fl,
'_ \_ . - -»  _ . rn _ we epoal ln a
works with me, gave me hall a box of
Mllburn'» Hehrt and Nerve Pills. I
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  mum so mtl" me °"t°""’°" "““' '*"“' ""°'°- 0"* *rm*  "ll" wrrwranw-1 r.1NrMaN't' 8 1
~ ~ ~- - ` ' °" “"° ""°“’ ‘ ` ‘ eunraroruan iasuwburm
Dalhousie. _ '
I ¢ure<l_a horse, badly torn' h'y it
pitch fork, _with MINARD’B LINI1
MENT. _
Bt. Pef.er'l, C.B.» FJDW. ].1'NLIli‘F.
I curedf a horse of bod swelling
to nra1an"slr.mr§ti1rrr. . , _ _ _ ,
` THOS. W." PAYNE. Mablhpsnled bythe American Consul' the dlnppolntmsnt of long deferred
3
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GROUP ABT!! COUGBB
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bre tht ; soothe! th lhmlt ltd et
\he.t:ou:fl.e:::||ri:s rutlulenluiéa. It a |nv:l?|-_'_
Tr? Cresolona Antl-
iept c Throat Tnhlote .
fp; the tn1_me_<i thaoeg. 1.
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lveehrrltienirlnlg tk. 0|
Leemln¢~Mlle| Bldr
L_ MONTREAL
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../lfrfu/1112 
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‘a
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“ca
f Interior Woodwork.
` and Furniture
\Vithout a doubt the toughest
Easily applied, dries over night i.
` Auaurs
j Fcnnell & Chandler
- » For Floors " <
and most durable finish made.” 1
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.~=_~. .-ry.
.   _._  __ __ _ _
 _$2s.ooa     
_PWT0 RIC" GENERAL Tlil-l~Il'll0N|;lc0
j _ r Flrsl Mortgage Bonds
e per cent.
  ' 110111. srcurtrnrzs coruorunon, umm,
' ` ` 1 (ll. B|'\dfol'tl}Mlnn30t1`)l“ Hollis St., lhliisx, N S,
ered by the Company.
1 _ We shall be pleased
cation. -
r.':.'.:‘.'1.':.l.'.'.:ri"'°- ilk/ -\_.1`.6' T°'°“'°-9-‘-'-_'I'-'Q-M°""'."‘ -9,“""" L°""°“» Elm.
vlrncnrsounrcu_ lj, "*   A "' 1 g in ’ " -”"” ~ _.s
-.__-.._.._i~"= ._ The Porto Rico General Telephone Co’s
J  A _ 7 p. c. Bonds. _
We have prepared a pamphlet giving informa-
tion regarding thc Porto Rico General Telephone
Co’s. 7 p. c. Bonds with a Map of the Territory cov-
to forward a copy on appli.
.J. C._ MA_CKlN'l'0Sll‘& C0.
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A Convenient Form for Malling Application for A
Nova Scotia Clay Works, _Limited
' 7 p. c. Cumulative Preferred Sioclr
For those investors who have read the public announcement regarding
the offering of Nova Scotia Clay Works, Limited, 7 p. c. Cumulative Preferred
Stock at par with 40 p. c Common Stock bonus, and who intend- taking up a
block of this stock, but have not a copy of the regular application form,we print
'° below a form which will bc found very convenient. Cut it out, fill in and send
These _shares are offered upon the following tern1s:- ”
$100 Pnr Value 7 p. c, Preferred Stock and
.io Par Value Common Stock for $100.00'
To be paid for in full ist June, 1912. or. at the option of the Applicant, in the follow-
ing instalments: 25 p. r. upon allotment, 25 p. c. June rst, 25 p. c. july rst, and 25 p. c.
and accrued dividend, August rst, 1912. ‘
We advise investors to send in their applications curly as the right is reserved to
' close the subscription llsl before May 20th. _ _
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Fl. B. McMnrdy &`Co.,
Halifax, N. S.
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rz o'clcck' of May zoth'
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Please allot to me on the terms as described above, the following securities par
'value in the "Nova Scotia Clay Works, Limited". 4
Application Form.
5... . _ _ .......-.....7 p. c. Preifered Stool: at
roo p.-c_ of par. `_
to carry 40 p. c. common stock bonus on terms as above.
Upon allotment, Iagree to take delivery of said securities at the .. . ./. . . ....
Bankof... ............ut............ ~ _
I also agree to accept any smaller number of shares that may be allotted
I agree to pay for said ` ' _res in.  .. . . ... . . . . . (here state whether you
prefer to pay in "full" or in “instal _ atated“)
Please mail notice of _ ent to me at
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`  Address..................
No allotment will be made on any applicationbearing postmark of later than
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F. B.McCurdy 8-? CO-._
‘ Memers Montreal Sioch "Exchange _
Halifax ' St. john Montreal Sydney
, Charlottetown Sherbroolre'.Que Kingston' ' St _Ioh‘n'8» Nfld~ _
Lv-----nr___|a~nr not nomar' _._ noun-_  wh;
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` _ V '_ Y . ` nd even violence hnvo been rr-.~
While trying to save a 'dog that
had tumbled 0,1/crbottrd from hor bolt
hlinn lfllllan Gooppler fell into
HR:/B Pond, ln Otis, this afternoon
and was.drownad.- g, _
Mlis Gcoppler was, ` -.twenty-one
yearn old. The body ffl lh twenty feet
of water and has not been recovered;
. wAN'r»rm'rA1r.s. _
GONSTANTINDPLE. May 14-The
American Ambassador, W. W. Rock-
hill, has requested the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs bo instruct the auth-
orities at Smyma _to furnish cer-
taln details of the sinking of the
5¢°°'mll1ll> Texas. on April 29. The
information la desired ln order to
enable Charles W. Fowle, interpreter
at the American Erubuey and Oom-
mll140l' Ullhsm, of the United States
cvnbvtt Scorpion, to draw , report.
pne hundred and forty persons were
drowned when the iivdiiel -was a ' ‘
le novrst tho' sdene of the tiliaot/sr`
.The American commission of_tnt;t~\l\‘»=.,|_xnt_=tt.v_:_‘__§,lts_tion of frtf
LONDON, May 13-'rhe‘,tw0_ brunch-
ea of the Bullragottcs--militant and
non-militant we_re_ at oddsltlbln- R6'
ceiltly some _merhbqr of Piirllamcnt,
angered by the acts of the militants,
renounced their pledges .to_ favor /vot-
es for women. Now the officer of the
National Union of Women‘s Suffrage
Societies are trying to counteract the
shorts of whatthey term the “hooll-
gan" compalgnf conducted ttrrder the.
leadership of the .Pankhurltl and the
Lawrence: by the rnfll_t.s,nt.s, known al
the Wornsn‘s Political. and_Bo¢lal Un-
ion. _
"I have been filled with sorrow,"
said Mrs. Fawcett, president of the
National Union yslterday,_<"st _ the
conduct of than . misguided women.
Our organtntfolr has always dfltv'
provgd of the use of physical force ol
‘s means of political pr-opagsrzda. But
the Justice and expectancy/ 9 su!
cause il not slectlll. by' tits tirlitlstitlm
of lu. advocates. The ' etbplirlllll'
__ _ __ conscience fund _  __ *Bltllvfdtr N. B. ._ ~ _ _ ,it__S1nyrno., __ ._ _j_»_ __ imp, m¢¢¢¢|'¢ gum his rmpgetnn- _ _. __
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,ment to the authorltren to |_|sn_ wI_l:I__
common punishment in deallnl- _m',.
the unhappy W°m°“- ‘Yl‘" '"“'“ ' ,,,.
m-itbed these actions. 'lhc.V "my My
necessary-but it is onlv ll “"°°““m_
evil.. Itrls-no remedy. It deall____W_____
the symptoms and not v;_ ___0_____
cause. We U0 Stl" hoping M; tum,"
rn¢‘ro_r1o;¢m1 that _our “_” 1 M
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