¢
~¢»-
I.\ .\‘l'OIt0C(`().
'P.\1<Is, Ang. 22-iunisiiiornbie snr-
iety is evident in uulitary circles
here ovcr the situation in Morocco,
1y'l_i_g§¢;__£|,\9__Fr_enCh troops for tllt’ IDU'
-ment are praCti<‘all_v solely on the dc-
fensive, pending thi- nrrivnl of rein
fnrccmcuts, w,h,ii'li ure leaving Tou-
lon and Ma s5l§;ll__s _Gully-
Tllc _aleiifl-_ l`_ L of Mm'uk<-=.h on
Augugitf.  Q5... _ _ieiynl Liniitey, thi:
Fr-gnqhi ` v‘c1riini' of .\li~|‘<»r~-
eo, was the, irst no o iii`¢lic1\i.iI1i: limi-
serious couiplicntious ~ were h:iuil'f‘l'~
ing thc French opt-i_'.itious. This -.vim
followe‘d_`quickly by ucws`tlint thc
pretcndcr, IGI l~lili:i, uns n|\`pi'i»nrl\\I\i:
the abandoned rity, whiz-ii is the rc-
ligioi\s'c-npiinl of ilu: country. und
4.
0! a '_°"’
' several
ways have
by French
"have had no difficulty in marshalling
fresh forces .wlth_~the conrilvande. the
French say, of -‘the Spanish-
The latest news from Morocco is
disquiet-ing and indicates fears of u
general uprising in the south. The
tribes in the Spanish zone' refuse to
recognize the new, Suit/nn, who suc-
ceeded to the throne on the nbdira-
tion on August 1;! of his brother,
Mulni Hnfid.
General Liautey hns Ofilflulleii' H
flying column, composed of four -tiled-
sahd men under Coinnuinil of (Wil-
lllnngin, 'which -the French Govern-
ment. hopes will suffice to hold the
pretendcr in check until sufficient
troops can he poured into the coun-
try to pi-ruiit of n gt-iieral nilviiiicc
:ind the rcuccupatiou of thc evacuat-
ed distrirt_ \
FIF'l`\.' \'i<l.-\l<S A 'l‘EACl-IEIR.
Ui-]I.l.l<)\'ll.l.E, Aug. 21-S. A.
ilardni-r luis retired from the teach-
ing pi'i»fi>si=ii\n after over half n C011-
turv's sq~r\'ii~i- without a break. .Ho
lic-i_-aii to tcui-li in January, 1860, nt
We-st Huntinsrilon. liaifcr hc taught
M Mipliif- und Sydney, lu Sf-utcmbcr
D73, lie i-uiiic to this city to Pill-
uuclv Str:-et S-clioiil, where lic was
ntgo bf- hcvan to ti-ucli in ilu- Queen
\`ii'tiiri:l Srliool, of \\'hicli lic has
Im-ri l’riu1-iiinl for t\rr'i\iy»<»|io years.
l-io now lirroiiif-s <-i|si.inli:i|i of Sup-
plies and siipci'iiit'ciidciit of school
pi'i~|iiiscs. _
___ L_, ___`_ is __I;__ .___ __ .s.
_ ~ i
* Mr urd Jones and daughter
Souris East. -
WOULD ENCUUR,AGE »n¢
_' i TASTE FOR DRAMA.
continue to produce its theatrical
fare from New York or shall London
come into ws field?" 's s suestiuu
Greed Room. lt is learned from one
conversant with theatrical affairs
proached and that he has promised
British capital ond enterprise.
in drama and opera, and the success
of Miss Horniman's English Ruper-
tory Company nt His Maiesty’s
courngement to .tba establisliment ol
a permanent Cirganization. '
In the opinion of George Dance, the
who ai- ...-It pen to buy is use i>ioviess.- .nroneloent per-were men insertion
defeated _ _ -;_‘__. _ . for.-mivsrclsingini-thlsgaolnmn. Cash
_ to escspe_ to the ...‘The Hofl_§ingiDaily Guardian can multaeeompanyorder and .ilvs pe;
lnieighboring Spanish zone, where they 1,, °i,¢,,i,,,¢_ at w, -A. Johnstone cent- discount allowed. - Minumum
Montague, charge twenty-iivs cents.
 n, agent. W hh
 B St y _ 41” “°“”3f _
Miss Alice of Picton nnd Mrs. James glad to receive news, ndvertlilsing
Lanes of Cope Ray, Nild.. sre,visit-- and subscriptions is Montlnle and
ing their sister Mrs. Charles’ Gillan ylcinity. His otliee phone No. is 20
...'The Morning Daily Guardian can
he obtained at H. J. Mabon's Drug
Storo,_ Bourls. _ __ -
...°F. G. Jordan, Agent will be
LOND(-JN. Allin 22-"‘5l1Bll Cmladi glad to receive gli news, advertising
and subscriptions in Souris and vic-
inity.-“liia odlce phone No. is 5.
..___»
which is now being dflicussed in the ...'Subscribers should renew n weelg
or two before the time they have
paid for has expired and thus not
that this is auiong the matters on miss an issue., as all papers are dis-
which Mr. Borden has been ap- contined promply on eXP1fY 58-t°~
toconsider an arrangement for the ...‘Any person who can act as
establishment ol n chain of theatres Guardian representative at Montague
from coast to const in Canada, with ghould write "Mgr Guardian, Char-
lottetown," at once. This is a good
Morrtreul has given s fine lead both position for a young lady or for any
man wiio has some spare time.
LARGEST DOLL! IN THE WORLD-
Tlieatre in that city, has given en- --
},»iA|;[5, Aug. 21-"The largest
door in the world," says The Revue
famous London manager. there is a Scicnfiflililui "IS “OW lluinl-I C0“Hfl'“°'-‘
quick fortune for tho mnn who will ed at Cherliourg for one oi the dry-'
usc his energies in this direction. I-Ie docks oi thc arsenal." It measures
believes Canada. infinitely prefers Ol/ef 124 feet |0112 lil’ 59 IPTG”-di and
plays and playedffrom Great Bri- has cost $100,000.
tain if they are obtainable, and given A number of similar doors nrc suid
siitféfhctury arrangements on your to be under construction for
side, he is lirclmred to launch a doz- other French naval ports.
en theatrical -~ combinations for-mod
on the lines of British tourin com DRUGGED AND ROBBED
VI/rite for prospectus'
of the
NOR'l`H ATLANTIC
'FISHERIES LIMITED
I Issued in connection with an oiliriiig of 7 p. c' Cumula-
tive Preferred Stock at par und accrued dividend from Aug-
ust Ist with 40 p. c. Common stock bonus, it gives :Hot of
" information regarding the Olijt-cis of the Company, Pnrglbses.
Capacity of Plzinis, Pemiauciicy of the liiislness, Sourfe of
_.f...__.;...._L~7.Z,- _ .r..;.~
lf' `
;.
F-_
_
 fr
. _ E ‘
;panics. There are at least three
gtlier London managers who nrc only
._oo anx-lous to invade thc Canadian
fields. -
STO CK QUOTATIONS.
Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-
»(fur1ly-'& Co.. Stock and Bond Brok-
ers. Members Montreal Stock Ex-
clningc, 164 Richmond Bt., (Jhar-
lottetown, P. E. I.
NEW YQBK s'ro0Ks_
/iii _ 23-12.
Supply, Properties, Profits and Manzigeuicnt, together with
letters from President and General Manager, f. Aiiillibrgiand
Solicitors, and a number of illuslrations.~ .  ~ `   _
F. B. lVlcCURD.Y;& C10.. 
MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
H:-ilifnx, St john. Moiilycgil, Sherbrooke, lfiugslon, Sydney,
_ _ ._  __ _ Chrirlottcioiwn, Si. ]olin's Nlld, °‘
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2,4,-fer
_ F
_ r M’.Ay;pp1`]§1‘1;" - 5;g(;U},11q\11§5_ Hewsun Pure Wool Tex. pid.
with 30 p.c. 'oil com stoék 100 99
...___ Mar. Tcl. coiu_.....   80
i
Qiiiitiitiiins furnished by'
l’urdy & Po., .`\‘toc1? und
'cr's, Mciiiliers Moii(.r|°ul
clianizc, IB4 liii-liliioiiil
lottetowu,'I’. bl. I. `
BANKS.
Ask
British.._...  ..  .  "
Comiiiercc... ._ _ ...£5224
Nora l~lcotin_.. .. .._ih'».'»;
l\lnui.renl...._. . _.,251
Rrryalm...    ..'..1Z2!l
ss*
MISCIClJ.ANE()UB.
Acadia`l<`ire...' _.,.  ... ... ...100
Acnilin, Hiigqlr, pfd..,'  ....|05
llo., oril..'....    80
Hruiiilrniirllcudcrsoii coin  25
0. B. Elec. coin.  .. ...... ._
East. (lan. Say. & L0an......141
Eastern Trust .......... .. 
Hnlifhx.'(‘old Stiiriigc pill...
Halifax,-‘Fire    ......100
l_;lewson Pure Wool 'If§iX.__5:oru 25
'pr “_ Mc_ N. B. Telephone   .L....104
H,,,,,\ m.,,k_ N. S. (Jar, lst' pfd. x.d.......
S't_},,.k |.}X_ Ilu. 2-nd pi'\l.._...   82
St" (-_hm._ llo. liril pf\l__....    57
lilil
I54
2:2;
20-1.1
250
2281
S8
100
7-I
22
..ii0
137
'l Fill
lllll
98
20
no. pid  .....;._.1os 102;
101
91
vs
47
112
00
30
102
cz
96
llo. i'oiu|nou......   42
N. S. Clay Works, pfd 95
do. do. com...............  ..... ..
lbltnnfielil pfd....._...... .......'.....105
Ilo. com_....._.. ...... ...............66
Trinidad Electric  
BONUS.
100
04
‘ U3
ii-J
9-J
Brandon--Henderson 6*;
U. B. Elec. 's  .......955
Chronicle 6's 
Halifax Tram 5's  .........10l_
Hewson Pure Wool Tex. 61
- with 30 p. c. lnmiis 102; ld
Mnritinic Tclcphouc (Vs 107 10-1;
N. S. Steel lst Mort 5's 05; £93
N. S. Str-cl debentures Stk. 105' 102
‘i l’orto liiiro 5’s 05 :N
t\'f.1ii|fir-ills 6's 10‘.l.‘_. 10|
'l`riui<lziil'lkslcplioiics 6’s 101 .lil
'l`i'iuid:ui l<Ili-ct. 5’n ‘Jil '30
Atcliisoii . . _ . . . .
..  ".1082
_-\rn. Beet Sugar!  73;
Am. Sincleers...:&  87;
Amal. Copper...  88;
l‘Irie,,,f      37
lichigll Va\‘ley_.,.  ...l6l)§
Northern Pa-cific... ..._128;
Pcnnsylvziiiin...  ....125
Ri-iulinit...   ...i695
Union l’ai:ilic...i_.. ._.l7ll;
108;
12
su;
si;
363
ici;
121;
124:
1082-
iioi
Trinidad i'ons. Tel. com......... ......S515
73
ii. s. steel...   ...Q4
lieth. Steel...  i _.  41
lllinois...   
l\’lcx. Vetrolciirn...  73 Bill
uoui copper...-_   65; 04
is;
wi-
73K
MONTRIf§\l1 STOCKS.
Aiigl 2312.
_ High Low
(`nundiun ihiciiicfl .__275lI 2742
lloiu. Slrnl (`or|\'n...... Bti] G52
Minn X- Ht. l‘. (Soo) 152-: 152
l‘.‘lonl_rcul l'o\vcr... _....2302 230
N. S, Steel &. (‘.0|\1____
liichclicu & Untn.i'io,__115 11-ii
COTTON.
Aug. 23’l2.
High Iiow
(lcl..___...  .......1124 lllii
|vci°..._.._ .._...llIl1l 1124
.ln.u...... ._.,__ll23 1113
li1'iir.._...  _.....ll1lG .1-126
WHEAT.
Aug. 23'l2_
High Low
l4i§lll'.-...... ......   04,‘, 93?
1 llnir.: . . . _ - - - . . . . . . . _ . . . . .
.. 032 U31
(‘-lose
1124
_i i:s:i
1123
1130'
Close
fill 3
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T I .%,__*_1._.,._ _
1
 Not .Neglect _
_ l'I1Xlature`s Warnings  
The most dangerous thing any mon or woman can do -
is' to neglect even the slightest s_vin`pton of i‘ll heal-th,
.treating it as a matter which'ii leit will cu_rc'iis':li and pass
away. It is 'by this negligence that chronic illness is delib- _
erately~invitcd,arid thc seeds of incurable disease are sown.
§\I§> _symptom of iudisposilion is too trilfing to merit _
_ immiediate attention. Whilst
I
ON MONTREAL TRAIN.
CHICAGO. August 22-After rail-
road officials had cut off ull avenues
of inquiry, the police were compelled
to nbaudou tlii-.ir investigation into
an alleged attack by two' negro port-
ers upon Mrs. F. S, Kelly, R wealthy
resident of Los Angeles, Calif., while
on her wiry to that city from Mont-
real. She wus carried into the ma-
iron's quarters of the Po1k,Street
station in un unconscious condition.
und the officials of the road refused
tb permit her to he seen except in
the presence of an attorney for the
company. `
High LOW CIOBB The storv of the attack first came
1082 to the notice of the police through a
72; railroad detective who informed
_si -
Capt. O Brien of the South Clrirlr St.
station of the nfnir on condition
36§ that his name would not be dis- _
169” cl sed. He said that the woman had , _ _
123; bctcn drugged, attacked and robbed by (From Yesterdays hvenmg Gum-alan)
1242 two porters between Detroit and SUMMERSIDE' Aug' 2.:l_` A
169 ilhicngo, It is said they escaped with ver” intercstlng el QM wok
17% V __ 1 hundr d don _s_ I place nt. the home of' Lharles N.
H!! 8 li 6 8.1* ll'\ l'l'l0llEy RH(
n quantity of vnluable jewelry,
That they did not take nil her jew-
Mrs. Kelly is said to he prominent
U . - s
<-ombination express and mail car on
(liiuadinn Northern No. 1 Winnipeg to
hldmonton caught fire about four-
thirty cast. of Mnkinac, The mail
wus saved. It is supposed that a
lump exploded or that some explo-
sive express matter caused the iirc,
wllicll, in a few moments had the in-
side-of the cnr in a .mass of flames.
The express messenger W. Winters.
reached for the signal cor<‘. to stop
the trnin, butit flied already burned
in two, The iire rapidly spread -and
he was cornored. being unable to stop
tho triiin, which was rush-ing along
nu scheilulc time. Ho made_a dash
for the door to lcnp from the flying
train wlicu they pulled into Makinac
and stopped.. The express messenger
wus badly burned and was sent buck
to Winnipeg. The damaged ear was
cut out at Mackinac- and the ‘mall
wus brought on to Dauphin in s box
l.l1f`. ‘
Sl.F.ll'l‘liS T() W-ATUH _
PKJLLING l}(l0THB.
I1l~l'l`Iil)l'I‘, Aug. 22-Mnyor Thomp-
tlic 1l.500 enrolled Democrats, or
detectives and local detcc ives wil
I
'-I". H... _
_ . _ .ll~li_‘i_iiu' sense acute-all, there is no doubt that in particularlit will  fdiiiid 4
'gflkldlnon to those who sui'fer`from complaints which are nowadays so difficult- to
 an_d__yet so hard to cure when once contracted
s-iz-*li 4-"  ~ -
an
lr
cs-
.  ;~fProcrasiination Never -Pays __ T
-Least of all _in_ matters that relate to your health.So if ou_ want health' and
strength don  delay but get a box of Nulife (Red Blilod ll/`_l.bleis)' _ and fitart in
~ ,-- =li°y%1_1¢=_nsi»\¢»\r¢°°v_=fy- sion .my from its-msd. of. aaron, »'isi_i¢.m ‘for
.lleflt sn irppluess, use Nitlife (Red Blood Tablets) -and get the richrews
_that thishaliiral tonic had blood food 'will bring you. ' ' I
_   ii.. ' iii...  
Ma y or
police
th e
.`
l
 ,nf ..-.._.'.,_.,, Fly-,!,:'¥¢_,,_. _,  '_ _@',' 7 .~  `_ _ -,
~ ' ` ' "_ -1 ' -_ :,“)i`.-I-"4/~.,’.
, ,_ _ __ __. ,.__S;:1_&._
so
have 6
who will have charge of 
ery departllltilf- With R°¢°|`_|»
ed, Alberton, arrived on Mondav-
-M as Forbes of Tyne Valley il
itiug friends sud relatives in_.Oe.sous_l-
peque. A. _ _ .
--Simpson Gordon, ,son of Archibald
Gordon, Cascumpéque. L0! B11. il
home on a brief v_ac|l.tlon. Mr. GCN'
on is sow iooiua in Toronto mdfie
engaged .in the _drug business.-A. _
-C. A. and Mrs _Woodman. John
nnd Mrs. Agnew, Albortop, leftysli-01'.
day morning for Toronto toattend
the Exhibltitrn. A. _  _ _-
--Miss Muztart, who has been con-
ducting a millinery business in Alias!-'
ton for many. years, intends ln0V|l\E
to Summerside shortly. The tnléf-
phone exchange which she held will be
taken over by Miss Lucy Weeks.-A.
~'-Mrs. A. F. Bell, and sister .Miss
Estelle Bowness. -daughters of John
llowness, Montrose. have left for the
Canadian West. The lormcr will join*
her' husband at Calgary and the lat-.-
ter will' take up teaching near that"
city.-A.
--A picnic under the auspices of the
Cascumpeque Methodist Ch ch was
held at E. C. Maxiield’s dans on
Wednesday. A most enjoyable after-
ed` with the outing. The location for
such an event is well known and-the;
portunity for a gasolene. excursion.-
A.  ' _
-The Masquerade \Soci_ai held in the
evening last under the auspices of the
Pansy Mission Band of the Presby-
particular. `The costuming was well
gotten up and ' to discover who the
persons were proved somewhat difiic-
ult while it caused lots of enjoyment;
Icecresm and candy was sold, real-
izing a good sum. A.
-There is much excitement in a
certain section of West Prince county
over a horse and fox trade which a
while under the influéiice of liquor.
The horse, which is_chea`p nt $200.00,
belonged to the young mun's father
and having an inclination to start a
fox farm swaped the horse for a pair
of red foxes which are worth about $25
The father on hearing of the transac-
tion, and his son not, returning home
started in pursuit of his valuable
h0I`B€. but ull to date no trace of the
animal had been found. A
B ARTLETT-W,RIGH’I‘_. "
Wright, Cape Traverse, on Tuesday,
August 20, 1912, when their young-
est dau hter Miss An ` A
40; _
13-1 clry, however is shown by the testi- t . g . me ' was um'
' _ _ ed in morris e to Walte B tl tt
7; niony_ of bystanders who sow the un- Grand Greve_ %asl,e_ The; wagucatf Je ¢
b , con_scio_us woman carried from the tended by Miss Maud Bartlett _Stan Esmb|ish,,,|,3-,;, _
train llJl’.0 the BtB.tl0Il. They Said , ' »s_ r MEl\[BERS MONT1ttCA]iB'l‘0CK EXCHANGE 'lil
that h d. d  _ of the groom, and James A. Wiught, i Diveot Pi-iviito wii-as
S ° ‘"5 “SB” °‘“’°“““’°lY ‘md brother of the bride 'rl HAi.ir.\‘< Nnwotssuow s'r .1
that she wore a number of diamonds, ' le cercnmny .. _ ‘_ ` ' '
. _ _ WM Dcrformcd b th R v H- .  -  .» 1  _ ,   E, __
Y 6 0 . .iinmond
J hn ' tl '
lieartlest. congratulations to tho
y speisei e bride will be much
missed in Cape Traverse whom she
has a large circle of friends,` but "li
know that their loss will be a gain
to the community where she is go
intl. The numerous and costly pres-
ents attested to the popularity of
both bride and groom. The young,
couple leave for their new home in
Guliile _via the Cnscnpedia followed by
the well-wishes of n host of friends
and relatives. _ _
sono Liouoii 'ro INDIANS, -
KENORA, Aug. 20-Indian agent
McKcn'/.ic was suurmoned to 1);-ydmi'
Dinorwick nnd I nueo tlin-ing tim -past
week regarding ,Illicit sale of liquor
to Indians at thcso lntcs
;>L1_165t_he sellers ranging from $25 to
'ro Gm' wurrn swAN _ _'
' YEAST CAKES.
If you csn't get White Swan Yeast
Cakes from your grocer, send your
Hull \l¢‘Cl&l'0d` Uluf- fiflwcn llcr cent of name and address, and we will send Charhxtlstown P
erm . one
2 1 ' ' _ _ _ rl of
~‘-_ f _ , - _ T '. ' 1
f . ' - ' » -  ` . r . - l of th b i . 1 . ~
I _ _ _ , commissioner Croulj has romlsed ° year ° om “ Q“°l’°° th' °‘_’“ _ _ __ __ -_»
' . . the all the - - ion can buy tomorrow
i -i 1 f " '
P iti
local detectives grogilngzgelolv that 0' the °tH°r ‘light
hc needs ` - '
to °°“ The average conditions oi gprin
_ ' K
-U* "’° wheat is _S3 ner cent, or sniiidsfaioi
[the whois of Gsnndd-_ oatéh barley.
x _ - _
rye, and mi sd grains 80, corn 7-
ra'ot crops. 80. Hay is
conditionn In every mag
is the exception .to this nigh
th
U at 0.8*
uoon was spent and all .were delight-.
Court House at Alberton on Fridny_
terinn Church was unique in every.
young man made a few days rigor
new .
York,
formed ranch at
flmale bllwk-P\\\'|'5
The purchaser!
`wsre'a company which onlv startvfl
nicely in no upper provinces. and
-were toksn~sway’by their owners-
Dlf. McPhail, when called'-upon the
-phone regarding thi sale of .the thrw
've1usblepnpe._ although very reti-
‘osnt in the matter did not deny that
fthe sale had been made. He said he
-dia not new no discuss the matt” Q;
fox raising in Cavs Breton was on
business. and its progressive owner
is sparing 'nothing to make the busi-
ness one of the best in the country
suit. There in no reason why’this
inost lucrative of all industries
should not bs. successfully conducted
right _here in_‘Cnpe Breton. _ As _Dr.
liicriieii-roiii *ins North sydney Her-
ald representative, fox farming in
Cape Breton is just in its beginning
here, and in time `it will he very
valuable. And it is gratifying to
know that at least one of our notivc
born has the plllck and the necessary
,-capital to Invest in the business,
wliich no doubt in a very fow yczirs
will be taken up hy others,
i ._i_______ _
winding river affords an excellent op-_5-I ET~ JOHN LADY DEAD'
(Special to The (i_uardii{u.)
MONCTON, Aug. 23-Mrs. Kcllic
Jones of St. John was the victim of
a distressing accident here early this
morning.
Mrs. Jones, accompanied by Dr. A.
B. Addy, Miss Addy and chnuilour,
arrived enrly last night on su auto
trip to Nova Scotia. 'l‘l1cy registered
at the Brunswick Hotel, intending to
resume trip _thib morning.
Mrs. Jones was restless and get-
ting up she took a dose of sleeping
powder, by mistake took too inlicb,
and died soon after.
She was prominent in Bt. John so-
ciety and will be deeply lamented.m
4
ln_its infancyi jI-lin: ranch at Whycoq
comagh is admirably adapted for the _‘
with the hope that others will follow-
body
homs and _Um
portrait of his '
The body ls. cla_d..in tall.,-.dress uni.
form. black with red jcl‘»iU-,fiabovi
the ina eponsmi nrpiyw gin-'~¢\,',
dag carried 'by' th_e‘-.`.G ` nl on his
visit 'to calgary nr 1965.
Queen Mo_i;her_A__ls;an__dra telegraph-
ed»Bromwell" Booth' Wh'  of
sympathy. Similar messages also
came from the l_{i_li_§th_ol Denmark,
Premier Boths.'=_`o'f"§¢`l' Africa _ and
many other prom4r‘ie'nt'men. '
The nevf.. ',G6li'qx'n__l __~s;\y_s_:tl1e Army
still will be governed*-nlbng military
lines. _ , ,_ _
He believes. 'a large Durt of the
work still is amongthe lowssbstratn
socially and has hopes of winning hi,
way among the w ` _ _. Inns, H,
sera a irreatjiélfl' nl:§g€"zths"'tribes in
India. and 0hina.m ' _
Prescription-for
Hesd;ache!
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If ypu`  airy;-'-your family
physiciansnd aelrhi  _E .prescription
for headache; ff hc_fI¢n_e_i§ the_ve_ry latest
discoveries i .‘_.m¢di¢;fi_`l¢;'-lie wpud pres-
cribs the __ing'rédi_esisfQf.ZUTQO tablets.
Yet hermi lit.rii>t.-§_e5'._fl\e happy com-
bination of. 'tlie i_ngr,_ lenls._ secured in
zuroo nib1e:s_an¢i-- ioiig j.ibgi.;i,nid oi-
pcriment. ._ _' _ "  ' 
The ingrcdéérnts. ~_of'.»Zutoo Tablets
are prescribed _ r headache by the very
best physicians bf _tlie_day.._ ,
Praised by all users,th0T1s3nds gladly
t the meritsof this re ` 'ble cure
testify 0 ,_ 
for headache. 25c at dealers ry-fit.
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Bonds Wim
Stock l Bonus
A ri¢ me that Bond lnveslmcntslwilli Stork Bonus are
` It in our expe i ~ -
meeting with steadily increasing favor. ln all cases, wheu'earel`ul|y
selected, ilie safely oi' principal invested in them. and ihe stability o[_
income from the bonds have been amply demonstrated, We ere
no rcseon why lhc Commun Stock or wisely _ planned; capably
devclopcii and managed Companies should not -_ui time give the Iu-
vesiment considerably exceeding thc interest ou the Bonds! 5 'f _-
At the present time we are offering elite- " A
fully selected issues having earning _
possibilities in ihc stock iu addition to
'_p ' .Asn re-'
Slllll 01 lliil. visit fines were impostd
the fixed income from the Bond. \
We will he pleased io give full pfrficulsrl. ..
C MACKlN"l`0'Sll & C0.
liN.FREDERl0'I.‘0N.MONTRE AL
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(iyuse in LOS Angeles Society circles and to __o son in_ _ ie.lu-esence of the imine- f ...s.-..._.__..__
275. ,mm wc__lthy___clativ _ M t ‘_ irate relatives _and friends of the
G51 It um _mtl _ea eslml H0" re" contracting Parties. The bride looked ' ’
' 4 co ic rnec w ie ier she h - ~ .
152 li-iii continued her 'ourne to the C firming In a dns.; of mwn Bubhnle
230. _‘_ 3 y trimmed with satin. In .the evening
_ » i.u.ist or had returned to Montreal. H gi-(itesqiie looking group of 1 ' 
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iis 'i‘nA1‘PEn IN BURNING CAR. "“"°¥“ “"“’°‘l- Aft” "l°“<li“f.<
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Specially
willi _us
' Eas't_e'i'ri“ Securities Co.
. ` Limited
W. F. MAIIUN. Hog. Dir. _
I ' "Montreal and Si John N. B.
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LET Us Loss
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1700 _ __ _ __ __ ge; sar_i_1pge__of _White Swan Yeas? - -_ _
. in n , are si c vo ers. a es nn e w n grocer in your =. n0thm_ 1 t _ E-~ 'IT- ' "_--' -'_
H- t t - ii th t n town ii p it. wii “ " “g “ l~!‘“'<"*““B
° ‘”°" ‘"1 ° ~‘""" 'wee B ""8 & C "Iss Limited- wr Sivan Spices. worth 12° for. 9 at imtoiisi s-zoiviu
l To on 0, _ _ _ _
iriiurd the election booths on Primary ` - .-35 i h h t - ~
day the 20th inst.. and that phoney CANADA CROP 'REPORT ~l_. 15c iillfilitycavlol? rlglld 20iI1Bnnr?illsattfe`
.Meri woo _iimmpi to can sailors _ Is vsnv mvomnts. ,.11 from Paton, ' lg" 2, °
will -bo arrested. OTTAWA A --T __ ` -' ‘ ' - MN
The officers will be armed with ` v U8- 2'-T B U6l1S\1Bl\l1il "'50
lists containing the names of all the statlstlm Del““"\'-Mn* 0*, U10 D0mllI' at 7¢ ’:;r??a¢fgns_g‘ngbmn strgffslrig
phoney voters discovered to date or 1°" (30V8rnmtenl;_ néade' i;n__hlmP0rf»i\ut
who may be discovered inthe inves-‘ “ml” “mme” ‘ "` “Y `° ‘f ¢°“‘ll'f --"1i"Lot- ol--En l~leh.p|»|m, tg _
tigatlon, which will he continued :io-n (gi cm” in oalmdal 5"” 0" Inn, feet goods, .` get seconds :ft ggloipiltl
right up until -primary dny. ` “Hia lm from currespomenu "°°°l"' to most 12c»coi,t,0n at pawns I
Burns detectives nre in char e f °d up t° tm’ “mt °[ uw 'mQ'm1,- Thu _ `
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the sleiith who' uncovered the clcc  gzndilggnsggilsgdigg M208 al ` 8 ZIMM
tion frauds in (‘hurgo and Pbilsdel it IN!! ' 5 gi dx-1 | d
rhin. and hc and his msn will stay  gfglfggble givi;ig_ neithul" UW _ wort gill: tow;120 pggsynrlilillx-m‘;§,?
gingham worth 15c
50 pieces to select '
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Public Uiiliiy -Bonds
We offer the following
Bonds, subject 'to previous
sale: $1 5.oo_o Camaguey Com-
pany, Limited. _
5 p. c First Mortgage Bonds
due 1946.
Price 88 and interest. - ` _
$5o.ooo ‘Western Canada Poiwer
_ Co., Limited.
5p c Firsthforignge Boiids, due
m49~ .` ‘ "
Price-90 and interest, _
$25/:oo The West _India Electric
. Co,, Limited- .
5 p. c. First-M_origege Bonds, due
»9z8. V ` _‘-
Price 92 aizdiuterest.. "
519.000 The Trinidad Electric Go ,
Llmlledl ‘- ~ '
5 p. c. First Mortgage Bonds, due
1931. i ' ' » -
Price oz r-2 and interest. _
Particulars _on _Application _
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Royal S_e'cili'ii|cs._
Corporation; -Lid-.
ll. Bradford, Hlnlldri 4 _
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1'oaou'ro. Quissac. MoN'rsa'A|.
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