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-lvvwl .
All thlt,tl'&Ut, Dl&e or parcel 0|
|3114. U"i““l'° *fr qifaddi ill Township
Nui_ri_b°r__ 11,19-eizht ' (58) in Queens
0ount¥_bouudeil_ on the westby the
wear nla»i_d.‘R_°au.'_-on ure sore. by
laiid .naw -_er formerly occupied by
Oilril_ty;‘_llfaeEaehern,' on the liiest by
land' 'j_1in' ._ __ the __ goeeupation er uonnlq
u¢¢r_.eqi_ nie_on_tae Nei-in by nina in
thetolscupatiqn  James Fslconer,lex-
eep _,I3 __ _ou two acres sold
A_iinie_ Mq,alga,y"to William Ross,)'t!1g;
above land tube sold contains Forty.
eight _acres ailgttle more oi' less.
2.. All that ther tract ofland. sit-
uate 0a Township Number Fifty-eight
(58) in Queens County. bounded as fol-
lows-Cornlneuclng, at the South
west angle of the St. John's Church
land at the east boundary line of land
formerly in possession of the Widow
Machennan, thence south sixty=three
chains and _fifty links, thence west six.
chains and. twenty-five links, thence
south_t0' the north boundary of the
"Glebe\Land" thence north seventy-
iour degrees, thirty minutes east
twenty-one chains thence north six
degrees went Sixty-four chains, thence
west 'to.the place of commencement
containing an ‘ area of sixty-eight
acres a little more or less.
3, 'rite .above tracts of land will be
sold together or separately to suit
purchasers at reasonable prices.
Terms easy and will be made known
at sale. _
mlliéited this ninth day oi September,
i MACLEOD & BENTLEY,
_ V Solicitors,
1536-9-l6Mtllth Oct. 21.
tlharlnttetown.
 
Farms For Sale
The two farm prop=rties of the
late Thomas Glover, Suinirerside,
are nowwffered for aale~
The homestead contains 38 acres
`w'ith orchard. ali necceiary farm-
buildings mid large dwelling which
is in first clais condilion and hiiid
to<qnal,.with slioie frontage. -
,Also 50 acres west of McEwen
Road, almost opposite the Peoples’
Cemetery running norihwilh hay
barn ou same, about 50 chains from
house_-
These two properties are in the
highest stale of cultivation, very
ct nvcnicntly situated for a dairy or.
yr' gclable ,farm as it ls only a few
minutes nail: to centre cf low.:
This is a rare opportunity to secure
such a valuable properly which can
be.lns|°.ecl d any time.
For furflier. particulars. apply on
thepremisea or to
. _ VERNON l.IA'l"1`l-IEWS,
,\.. `° -- i= Box r37»Suifxmerside
' Telephone 233
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Selected fromthe choicest
coffees in the world -
roasted, blended and
packed in the most F
modern plant \ in Canada,
is the recognized standard `
in thousands of homes.
C|iase`&Sanber||, - Monlrnlg
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ll TALK Oli CELERY
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The Japanese have -a cure for most
every disease. For the liver and
somelfprms of stomach trouble they
use on ons, lor rheumatism, dyspep-
sia and bad blood, they pin their
faith on celery. and we can speak
/from experience when we say that if
medicine and drugs were discarded,
and a systematic use ol celery in-
stead, niai:-_teughs of rheumatic and
dyspcptic trou iii would vanish like
magic. It is not n. new theory by
any means, that celery is n blood
purifier, ,and the best diet on;eurth
for clearing and btautifying the com-
plexion.
Some will say, and with some
truth, that we want to sell our
goods, but nothing elves us so-much
pleasure as to have a customer
come volllntarily and report what
benefit they have derived from the
[use ofiqur celery.
Celery is now in grand condition
for use. For the trade in the mark-
et 10c per bunch. The wholesale
trade $150 per box. $2.25 per _case
$3 ner barrel. _ _ .
1 .J. J. GAY & SON.
‘ 'cliarieeiqi=own,¥ P. le.; I.
‘ » ales-10-imltual.
__ IN
1rAi.1irAx,_ on. 11;-an overturned
'bout washed"ashore at Terrance Ba
Halifax County, .is mute evidende
tgat three ’ residents otthat com-
. unity perished _ by drowning on
Monday. They are Thomas Boutiller,
Alexander Martin and Rebt. Martin,
the two latter being brothers. Their
smashed overturned ‘boat camel
ashore in the surf yesterday and _de-
finitely confirmed the fears that had
been aroused by their absence for
,several days. 
Tile three men had gone out to
haul their nets off shore. At Brat'
there was not much nlarmfover their
non-return fas the weather being
squally and the distance the`boat had
gone from the bay being about three
_  ,f:'ri:-5.;.-. `-0 f _ i f ""' _ _ ...___ _
' ~ u;-“**_-**'“*1 ' , _ - '
~ I - ' 'ronouro our c -
miles, it was t_houghtfthey'might
have put in-to some cove along the
shore. But on Wednesday their fail-
ure to return confirmed the' fears
that they 'had been drowned, in the
heavy seas running on Monday, and
all doubts were set st rest by ilnd-
ing the boat yesterday.
Thomas Boutlller was’ about 20
years of _age, Alexandér Martin was
80 years of age, and Bobert 15. _ Mr.
Boatllller's parents are -living, -and
an aged father survives the Martin
boys. None of the bodies have yet
been recovered and owing to the
gale which has swept the coast the
last three days; little attempt eould
be made to search for them.
ODDS AND ENDS
Teacher: "Why, Willie,-wbnt` are
you drawing?"
Willie: “I’m drawing n picture of
Heaven." ._
Teacher: “ But, Willie, you must-
n't do that. Nobody knows how
Heaven looks."
Willie: "Well, they will when I get
this done."
"Oh, mother," cried ii. youngster,
who had been visiting an elder broth-
er in school, "I learned lots today.”
“What was one thing you learned?"
asked the parent," "' I learned in the
'lithmetlc class," was the reply.
“that the square of the base and
“MY BAUK HAS NEVER
THUUBLED ME
\
Lyons Brook, N.S., Feb. 26th.
"You are perfectly free to use my
name in any way to benefit GIN PILLS,
for they deserve the hi hest praise.
My bac has never troubled me since
taking GIN PILLS, and my wife feels
much better after taking GIN PILLS
for her back. She thinks GIN PILLS
will make a complete cure.”
- IAMES L. NAUSS. `
GIN PILLS will always relieve Lame
Back, Sciatica in Back and Legs,
Rlieumatisiu, Burning' and Scalding
Urine, Painful Urination, Weak or
Strnincd l{idneys,and always prevent
taking cold in the kidneys and b adder.
Every box is sold with I. positive
guarantee to give prompt re ief or
money refunded. 5oc. s box, _6_for
$2.50. Sample free if. you write
National Drugnnd Chemical Co. `of
Canada, Limited, Toronto. 177,
'lull
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'~_?.'-'.-'_;-_'¢';. Sasli-’a lta and
patented!
If the Sask-al
are sufficient
important to i
RCW fall .
Bark-.alta
,li.sn¢es_ll‘¢
peldevcrrwlwfe
bygooddeslen
who back UP
fp; g\|li'll\f¢¢
emliiulvlendid
had no other lead-
ing features, these
vestigate when
purchasing your
he
The_cooking top is burnislied by a special process
making; the surface perfectly smooth--easily kept
clean without biackrng.; This point appeals 'stron y
to the woman who prides herself on a clean, highly
The cut shows ia double 'duplex grate. each section
of which can be operated independently. Another
good point about these grates ls that you will have no
dead ends in your
fire. This feature
Since Taking Blil PILLS '
' _ J
perpendicular of a righthanded tri-
angle is equal to the sum of the hill-
popotamus." '
Ia an article in the American “Out-
look” an- Turkish story-telling is the
following . anecdote:-"One night
Nasr Eddi I-lodja thought he saw, 8.
burglar in his room, and" shot " at
him. In the morning he ,found that
be had sent an arrow' through his
own shirt, which.. hangin the win-
dow. Falling on his knees, he pray-
ed fervently, 'I thank thee, Allan,
that I was not la that shirt!" ' -
An Irishman once was travelling in
a train with a friend, when two very
stout ladies entered the carriage.
They placed themselves one on each
side of Pat. "Are you sure you are
comfortable, Put?" the friend asked,
“Sure I haven’t much room to grum-
blc,"< was the reply.
SILK FROM WOOD
Much of the so-culled silk nowa-
days is made ol wood. Germany
produces 'more than one mill.on
pounds of this cellulose silk, worth
$1,500,000. A ton of wood worth $10
yields cellulose worth $20 and this
cellulose yields silk worth $850.
THE ORIGIN OF THE BLANKET
Three brothers lived in Bristol,
England, during the reign of Edward
II1., who were well-known clothiers
and weavers of wollen materials;
their family nnme was Blanket. They
were the first persons to manufacture
the mnterial known as blanket, which
has always been culled by. their name
but at that time it was used for
peasants’ clothing.
WHY, THEHEN EGG!
Business men who know how to
hustle believe all the modern im-
provements, .incllidiuv extensive ad-
vertising, and one__of\ them proves it
by the followillzf-7
"when a duck. lays an ess she
iust waddles oil as if nothing had
happened. '
"When a _henlays an egg -there’s a
whale of a noise.
"The hen advertises. Heade the de
mend for hen’s eggs instead oi ducks'
eggs. H
_adfways
I r eady
  ellef
Jacob 'Able of B. F. D. Ne. 1, Millstown. N.
I.. writes: “For thc last tlircn years I have
had kidney disease and hacllache, and I have
had it so had that for eight days and nights
I ld t t Linfh ff I thn ht l
£3
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minigii-_
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London
Toronto
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
St. .lohn
Hamilton' -‘
Calgary ,
Siisiuiioon
Edmonton
.,,____,.. _
 .>».:._1
coli no ge my - l-s n . ‘IK
would try lladway's Ili-aily Ri-lief. I Fave my
back an hips and silica a good nlbh n§. and
in a shui-t time the pain was all none. o one
in this world knows lint God alld myself the
giwfrfvul was ln till I USED Radway'a Ready
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CURES LUMBAGO
Radwsy's Ready Relief shenld be well rubbed
over a large surface. until a ‘Flow is produced.
with n burning sensation. cw eases require
the Radwny I’ lls. Some do, when s dose m
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:$5355
'$21 "_ `
.7 1/
0 Hotel
Mariinlgge
i Broadway at 82 .,
I NEW YORK.
600 lloums fiiil ilaths
Splendid coom, with
adjoining bath, $2.00.
With private bath _
` from $2350. ' ’
Specinié weekly rates.
Ilulimni Prices Iioierlil.
The most coiivonlent location to
llionii-ea, dcparlmcnt stores and igi
transit lines; bngifilgc transferred
to nail from Pennsylvania Station
free.
than. S. Taylor President.
\\ ulcer (linen \'|<-e-l‘renlilent.
evnlirr tlinnillcr. Jr.. Gen. Wxr.
_.lust Home and Level the words are
. ., 0 t. 19. At the
concluding session of the Presbyter-
ian Synod of Toronto and Kingston
yesterday, Rev. Dr. J. Ferguson, a
missionary from_ Formosa, speaking
on foreign missions, referred to the
influence the Bible had on the g rls
and young ladies there and stated
uint time arm time he had seeni
young msn's proposals blankly re-
fused, bccause they had neglected 'to
study the ' Bible. This, he stated,
was having a.sp1endid_eilect on the _
yollng men. _
BOM AND LOVE. '
small,
' Four little letters unto each;
‘And yet you will not find in all _
The wide and gracious range of
.' speech
Two more so tenderly complete;
When angels talk in heaven above.
I’m sure they have no words more
` sweet - i
` Than Home and Love.
'Just Home and Lovei it’s hard to
guess-
_ Which of the two are hard to gain;
-,Home without love is bitterness;
, I-ove without Home is often pain.
No! each alone will seldom do;
Somehow they travel hand ill
glove;
If you win one you must have two,
Both Home and Love.
And li you've both, well then I'm
sure
' You ought to sing the whole day
long;
It dm-sn't matter if you're poor
' With these to make divine your
song,
And so I praisefully repeat,
` When angels talk in heaven above.
Thure are no words more simply
sweet
' Than Home and Love.
-Robert W. Service.
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iSCOTIA  Kiiiw iii B|Btl'g1||[|¢3i|f[if_|i[|l3
, ,_ _ .
   it llillii
r lu__ilay_i'iiii|Isl|_iiy_ latter
About,
_un I
glgnugiztivgi.
letter published
sufferers may be
wonderfuha lets
§aama, Orr., Fan. 5th. rgrr
“I havvtiaeeéaoa sufferer fgrdthe past
I5 ars nstipation, n i tion
an¢l¢Catarrh of the Stomach. glelried
many remedies and many doctors, but
derived no benefit whatever. Finally,
I reed an advertisement for “Fruit-s~
tives" X decided to give “Fruit-a~tives"
s trial and they did exactly what was
claimed for them. I have new taken
them for some time and find they are
the only remedy that does me good. I
have recommended “Fnrit~a-tives" to a
great many of my friendsfand I cannot
praise these fruit tablets too highly"
PAUL I. JONES.
5oc s box, 6 for $3.50, trial size, 251:.
At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of
price by Fruit~a-tives Limited. Ottawa.
'  Gills that Last
_, To get forks, knives, spoons
, and fancy pieces of quality
and bca-.ity uk for
_ _ R H
M loans ll os.
Thin brand is known as
"Silver Plan rhat Wears"
Tobuyfhisvvareistogeuheut-
most service and satisfaction
and the heaviest silver plate.
Known for ovcr 60 years.
Boll by Lending Dealau
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Alotofseg
Cor. ~ ‘Great i George
'fi Grafton Sts. _
SEALED TENDERB addressed to the
undersigned. and endorsed '"1 endar
Ler Whrrf at Bocmey Joi: t, f;i E. 5o."Pwh§il
Bravgvq L a ntl .
on WsanZsd:y.t Nbyemcberllll. Inlii. lor thi;
construction ofa Wharf at Rocky Point,
West River, uesn’s County. P- iv. I.
Plans speei cation and form of contract
can be seen and forms of tender ob*-aloud
at thi Us artmsne and at the nfllces of
W. E 'Hyngman lc-q. Dlslriet En lnser.
Uharloltatown. P. E. T: F. G. Goorfspeed,
gli! .vgistréct lilIn§inee{hBtt.i Igllin. Sl-42;:
...unw.s.,sren .
Halifax. N. l-"Band oe: apnlicatlonglovthe
rso_ns tendering are not e' I. e
ders will not he considered unless mane
_on the printed forms a plied, and siilned
with their actual si nasures. statlnitllwll’
occupations and prnces oi residence ln
the case of firms, the actual signaturmthn
nature of tue occupation a-id place of
_wsiaenne of each member of ihe ilrll-\
must be Given. _
leach lender mustbe accompanied by an
l°0fDted cheque onacl arlerod bank.P1\v-
ab,|e_to the order of the Honorable the
“lnlater of I’ul:|ic Works...-qusi to ten
Her cent (wp c J oi the amount oi the tar;-M
| er. which will he forfeited if trie porno
tenderin decline io enter into ii contract
when caiifed upon to no so, or fail tu coin-
Diete the work contracted for. li ihe lon-
rier be not accepted the cheque will be
returned.
lhe Department does not bind itae i to
n'_°cePt the I .west or any tenosr.
By UNEHC. UESROUHER ’.
_ Eecretary.
l-Gulrtment oi Public Works.
Ottawa llcioher 15. |9lii. _
Newspapers will not be paid for this ad'
Wftiaeinsnt il they iiinart it without
*Wthority lrogn the Department.-48179.
il 0 -l0~1£0\dCil.
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¢_'~
application.
\the fiscal year) should ce at least
share
annum-
olfered lhe%ubiic' in recent years
1.
6 p c. so Ye.. -sinking r..f..l cola Bene., U 
_ Total authorized issue ........................$r5o,oon Issued $125,000
Total authorized stock issue.....‘.....:.......$i5o,coJ Issued $125,000
Djcnominafionv-$500 ind $l0_0
$20,000
'- » Price .
Applications will be received by
The Standard Bond Corporation, Limited.
IIALIFAX. OR BY
$50,000.00
the secuiiiics of The Charlottetown Light & Power Company Ltd., carrying on an electric lighting service
(commercial, domestic and slreet), without competition, in the City of Cbnrlottetowil, P L. Island
An eiecti ical enginier who has just inspected the entire plant and lines of ihe Company
on behalf of the Ciiy of Charlottetown reports same as being superior to that ofrmy of_a simi-
lar extent which has come under his observation. A copy of this re| ort will be mulled eu
An appraisal cf the property, made by expert independent engixecis‘ plus the net liquid
ils=els and without any valuation placed on franchise or good will. aniounn-d loovcr $l60.000,
againstatotsi authorized bond issue of $l50,000, of which only $125,000 are to b: issued.
Results- On the basis of earnings for the past three years, and figuring o1iy the corre-
sponding inciease from year to year, the profits of the Company at April 30th, i9i4, (the emi of
nurlarnwnuln he ima- It should be noted that in these figures no estimate is male for future results accruing
ww” °‘ °°" "°°""" cu' . not only from increased lighting and power but also fiom the instituting of a clay sellzglce which
i 1 -m_=-i the City dces no_t enjoy at ihe present time. 1
Prciitsforyearending April3o, 1914......   .....-............$20.0U0
,..~».._`,  _ l lntereston $l25,000b0ndS...........- '--~--»~.-.. ------..»....$1,500.00
//'K   __ Slnkin Fund sufficient to redeem entire issue at maturity) . . .. . .. . i,487.50
\ ` n e I ll 'O 0 lllllil UID! ‘ ' 1 ‘
 szo on
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'f'-;;Z§;1_ ,,,,‘_; / A point to be noted is that the bond interest ls earned nearlytbree times over.
`l';_'L  _f ' ' .
\>i Fractional shares will be objusted by either buying or selling at the rate of $60 0) per
g (
Divldendonbtock5p c . . .. _ . i  ......625000
,_ Surplus,|eserve  ...._..........,  ........ 4.762,50
S500 in 6 p c Bonds and $l00 Stock for $490 and accrued interest _
$i00 in 6 p. c. Bonds and $20 Stock for $98 and accrued rnicresf
. 1*-ninvestment in these securities should bring an interest return of :nearly 7% p- c. per
We ave no hesitation in recommending this ,investment as one of the best _which has been
The Union Bank of Canada, Halifax.
A detailed prospectus and engineers' report will be fiirnished on application.
Parties wishing to purchase any of the securities odered may make applicallon to the Local
office at Charlottetown, 69 Grafton St, Opera House Building.
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Standard Bond Corporation l-“\“*°4
no. sox 642. -1, ~- - - - - `§`,_l fifitlrax »
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