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THE WAY, T0
AVOID ILLNESS
The way illness can be
avoided is to kerp_ t_he sys-
tem in sucha condition that
it will withstand attacks ot
disease. The strenmhealthy
body is ot course 'less babie
to contract colds, grip and
other troubles that prevail
<(l,uur‘ing the winter months.
 Syrup
llypopbosphites
make the weak strong
will keep the strong
weakening. it con-
all the elements need-
build up vtiotahty. _hit
tissue, nes e
and enriches the
blood. It increases the en-
ergy of every organ.
Price $1.® a bottle
J. G. Jamieson
n.-“gat
gate-§=-as
Money to Loan
We have sums of S250. 8500. $300.
$1.000 to 8.000 sud other amounts
to loan on farm securities oi’ lirst-
clsss quality and nu satisfactory city
properties.
MMKINNON 6. MCNEILL.
90 Great George St..
Charlottetown.
7315-2~11mitu8i.
| 
I Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co. Limited
Annual General
Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the An-
nual Genoral meeting of the share-
holders oi the (harlottetown Steam
Nuvigzition (`on\r-any Limited will be
held at :hc otilce nl' thc Company,
t-oi-ner of Great George and Lower
Water streets Charlottetown. on Wed-
ne_sda,\'. the lst. of March next. at
the hour of 11 o`r.lock a. m., for the
election of directors and other bus-
iness Ry order
I o. w. waxsrono-
i »d£,Yit‘.Q¢F-
_ T368-2 15-Midi.
Mortgag Sale
l‘.?  QF LANDS QN 1-0wN3|.||p` NUM.
BER 64.
'MDE '1'.\.BL 1': To be sold by Public Auction in front
FEBRUARY.
High Water Low Water;
of the Law Courts Building in Char-
lottetown in `Queen’s County, , on
.lluntlny the sixth day of March A.
1)., 1016. at twelve o’clock noon under
and hy virtue of ii Power of Sale con-
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1413 ruined in an indenture ol Mortgage
15.27 hearing date the tbirtieth day of
16.27 November A.D.. 1913, and made be-
17.li1§tween Lottie .\icLennsn of Gray's
18.11 Road, Township Number Sixty-four in
18.58 Klug’s County in Prince Edward ls-
19.43 land, and George McLennan her hus-
20.27 bad of the ONE PART and John S.
21.12 Livingstone of Murray Harbor, Town-
22.00 ship Number Sixty-four in the County
22.52 and Island aforesaid, Farmer. of the
23.50 OTHER PART.
 ALL and SINGULAR that certain
12.49 parcel or tract of land and premises
situate lying and being at Hopcheld
Lot or Township Number Sixty-four in
Klnv"s County, Province of Prince Ed-
ward island, bounded and described
as follows, that is to say:- Com-
uiencing on the North-side of Gray‘s
Road at the East bouxidsry of Fifty
(50) acres of land cor./eyed by the
Commissioner of Public Lands to John
McLennan, thence North along the
said boundary to the South boundary
of Fifty and one half (50%) acres of
land conveyed to William Hayter,
thence East ten chains to the West
boundary of Sixty-five (65) arces of
land conveyed to Angus Stewart.
15.05
15.59
17.27
18.06
18.43
19.13
19.54
20.32
21.10
iéiiét
FEBRUARY-lst to
4th,
mild
‘cw-
wave. 5th to 10tl1. rain, sleet and
snow. 11th to 14th. much wind and
bluster. 15th to 20th, cold and un-
settled. 21st to 24th, wind and sleet.
25th to 27th, very cold. 28th to Zinn.
unusually cold weather.
 ...____
DIARY 01" E VEN 'l`S.
TO-DAY.
City Magistrates Court. 0 a.m.
Peoples Theatre. 7 and 8.45 p.m.
Prince Edward. 3, 7 and 8.45 p.m.
Hockey Special to Summcrsidc 4p.in.
Patriotic Meeting. Emerald. 7.30 p.
D1.
 
mlrrrls '
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_ thence South along the same
: to Gra_v‘s Road aforesaid thence
Westemly along said Road to the place
of commencement containing Fifty and
one halt' (501/_.) acres of land u little
Iuoro or less. being the Southern half-
ot` Farni Plot No. 10 on the North~sidc
ot' snid Gray's Road as described in a
cr-rtain Indenture bearing date the
22nd day of December A.D., 1906 by
which the said Fifty and one half
(50%) acre:-1 was conveyed by the Gov
ernment of Prince Edward Island to
Samuel Livingstone of Gray‘s-Road.
The above sale will be marie bv th~
undersigned because of default having
been made in the payment of interest
secured by the said Mortgage.
l\‘or further particulars apply to C.
lt. Smallwood, Solicitor, Cameron
Block, Charlottetown.
Dated this 4th day of February A.
D. 1916.
JOHN S. LIVINGSTONE,
Mortgage.
T144-24Mf5wlts .
HUGHEB.-- At the P. E, I., liospitnl
on Feb. 16th Inst.. to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph D. llughes of Avondale, a
daughter.
 
MABRIA G ES
 
McPHEE-BRUCE.- in Charlottetown
on Feby. 16th by itev. R. W. Bennett
I). D.. Mr. John Bruce of iieatherdale.
P. E. i., to Miss Margaret Bell Mci’hcc
oi lleatherdale. P. E. I.
BOYLES-PAUGH»- At the Methodist
Parsonage, Ilidelord. Feb. 9th 1916 by
Rev. H. S. Young B. A., Edward A.
Boyles of Freeland, P. E. i. and Bertha
M. Paugh of East Bideford. Lot 12.
WATTS-DOVER-At little York on
February 2. by the Rev. J. L. Dawson
Frank Henderson Watts, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Watts. to Lily Dover.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dover
Suffolk.
 
DEATHS
CRANE-At China Point. on Thursday
Feb. 17th, Matilda Crane. Funeral
Saturday aftomoon, Feb. 19th, at 2
o'clock. to Cherry Valley Cemetery.
(Patriot. and Examiner please copy.)
MIOBIONARIES RANSOM
GIRLS FROM THE TURKS
NEW YORK. February 16.-The
American Committee for Armenian
and Syrian relief is now engaged in
the work of ransomlng captured girls
and woman from the bands oi' Turks
and Kurds according to a statement
issued here by the committee.
The Turkish oillcers. the .statement
says, will ter so much money tell
where the captive women can he
found. Further payments will cause
the captors to bring them to an ap-
pointed place.
“And then,” continues the state-
“it is a matter of how much
will be paid for their release.
this work is being done by A-
missioasries in Persia as well
Urumian section and else-
the com-
oi reclaim-
l20 to $60.
with sn
pay for
Notice to Debtors
As w_e are abou? to make a
change in our business we here-
by request all parties indebted to
us by bool: account, notes of
hand or otherwise to make pay-
ment to us at once. Amounts
not paid or satisfactorily arran-
ged for by the lst of March 1916
will be handed over to our attor
neys for collection. Your lrompt
response to this request will save
expense.
PROWSE & SONS,
'Mui ray Harbor & Murray River
Dated at Murray Harbor this
27th dav of ‘January 1916.
1112-2-1Mturs._
.
 .o-_
_L--..."l 1."-__.'/t\t`
/_-"I -.f<_-A-4."
Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
-__-
T eminem years old. may homestead s quarter
2.1.7' &'l3»§.‘lWl‘5..."!"i‘»3‘“".....l’°i..§°i'i§.‘..'.’»‘.‘!.i3
ggfallisslnui _s_e”s't_ion as homestead nstenl. on
Asetrler who has exhausted his luanlssteed
"'.'€‘.i'i'.‘t".%.".°‘r¥i“.'.f"t‘t'i’I' "°"""““iiltif.'-'
aiustreelgs sixmonthsin $1 mm wars.
lealnysssiogressedereu shone wor 83.00
is ¢»'¢°f§'mn.' "»l‘i»'i»v"»°?"°°' °° _ave
stack may m estimated for es r
W. W. OOIY. 0.l|. 6..
Dessty of the lllaidsr et tts interior
  ’ 31118. F. T. MBCd0D8Id» SO\|l'1B»
Recruliinllieciings
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18.
French River-niv. o. J. Mcoousia
Major, McNutt. Rev. Mr. Watson.
Springfield-(Banos Simpson, Mr. J.
M. Hughes, Col. Campbell.
Seaview-Rev. R. G. Fulton, Mr. R.
L. Cotton, Major Leigh.
Fredericton- Judge Stewart. Capt.
Full. Captain Cook.
_Clifton-Rev. F. 1-l. Littlejohns.
Major Stewart. Lieut Tamiahlll.
Emerald--Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Mr.
Alexander McDonald. Lieut. C. J. C,
Stewart. _ ';_ _
New-Olasgew- Rev. Dr. Bennett.
hir. James McLean, Lieut. f‘oi. Allan.
Lieut. Jenkins.
Clearance Sale
WITHIN I/2 MILE OF MILTON STA-
TiON.- ,
I am instructed by James P. Moore
to .sell‘by Public Auction on his pre-
mises on Thursday Feb. 24, 1916, com-
mencing at 1 o'clock sharp His beauti-
ful fsrm consisting of 140 acres in a
state of good cultivation there is on
the premises a new dwelling house
iinished from cellar to attic and out
buildings all in good repair. This
farm is well watered which makes it
suitable for a good dairy farm also
the following stock, crop and lmple-‘
ments consisting of 9 choice milk cows
and a number of young cattle, she-ep.
pigs. hens, turnips, potatoes. oats.
wheat, hay and straw, also all his im-
plements required on his farm. For
other particulars see hand bills. Sale
positive as Mr Moore is going West.
JOHN STEWART. .
Auctioneer
P.S.-Should the above date
prove stormy sale will
take place on Saturday 26, nt
' To Prevant`TI\s Drip
Colds cause Grin--Lsnxatlve
_ Bronto
Qulnlne removes, tits.-isuss. There
At Niilton
The undersigned offers for sale his
farm at Milton. consisting of 140
acres with new dwolll g house and
`ouI.huildlngs all in repair; also
crop and farming mplemonts. Only
1,5 mile from Milton Station.
ii’ not sold by private sale wiI.hln
ten days will be sold by public auc-
tion. See hand bills later. ,
JAMES MOORE,
lillltoh.
’.`&l06-2-liliitilpd. __
‘Valuable Property in
Ward One, Charlotte-
_ town For Sale- 1 '-
The Property of Lieut.L'ol. ings
consisting of Brick Dwelling House
and out buildings situatfa ou the itb
formed by Dundas Esplanade and
Haviland Street.
Also the property known as
"The Garden" situate on the West-
side of Dundas Esplanade. and ex-
tending to the water of the Harbor.
Also the property on the East-
side of Haviland Street upon which
there are a stable, coach house and
garden.
Full particulars will he given to
intending purchasers by the under-
signed.
C. R. SMALLWOOD.
Solicitor,
Cameron Block,
same hour.
1422-2-18M4i.
Charlottetown.
` 7:1072--llltloi.
;f1 F :Z1
l GUARDIAN (llA_S_S|F|EIl ADS. I 
nord sash continuation. Cash n
charge Twenty-Hvs cents.
rust lccompllly ordlr. Minimum `
1
Ag-~nta V\'¢mta-d
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
“The old reliable Fonthlll Nurser-
ies." We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary; hlghest com
missions paid; handsome free equip-
ment. Stone & Wellington, Toronto,
Ont. 2108-2MEFob.29.
BIIARDERG WANTED
WANTED A LADY BOARDER GOOD
accomodations, apply Guardian.
7-ii()-2-16-M2i.
|FOR SALE, STEAM BOILER AND
new engine also-rotary saw mill
Will sell at a. bargain. ~ Apply G.
C. Curtis. Milton. 7392-2-1tiM6ipd.
PIANO FOR SALE. CIRCASSIAN
Walnut case. Maker J. & J. Hopkin-
son, London, England. Elegant
1 piece of furniture. $150. N_ ego Guar-
dian oiiicc. 7370-2-i5lii3ipd.
FOR SALE OR RENT--A FARM AT
i New Glasgow, consisting of 119
acres in a high state of cultivation.
Apply to owner, ld. E. Mackay. New
Glasgow. P. E. l. 7309-2-11-M6i_
_._-__. _ -sr; 5
II(-.lp \\ ur|t.t*tl-i°e~|m»I<-
wANrEo-cum. Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply 126 Kent St.
7435-2-16-Mliipd.
wAN'rso- 5 sMART cmts fd
learn Milllncry. Apply at once to
Miss Rentlle at Prowso Bros, Ltd.
_______ -7881-2-16Mili.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
lkiusework. Apply Mrs. J. (‘.. Sims,
279 Richmond St. 'lrlli-2-11-Mtl'.
wAN'rEo A stall Fon omlria
room work. Apply nt the Eldon
iiomz. 7:-ins)-2-12-:\It'.
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Good wages. Apply
at 70 Sydney Street. 7338-2-12-liitf.
WANTED-PUPIL NURSES AT THE
Taunton State Hospital Training
School for Nurses. For further
particulars address Dr. Arthur V.
Goss, Supt. Tounton State Hospital.
Taunton, Mass. 8404-10-12Mtr
RELIABLE PERSONS WILL BE
furnished with profitable, all-yean
round employment on Au_to-.Knitting
machines. Ten dollars per week
readily earned. We teach you at
home. Distance no hindrance. Write
at once for particulars. rates to pay.
etc., enclosing Ze. in stamps. Auto- ,
Kintter Hnoiery Co., Dept. 147C.
257 College Street, Toronto.
2-1Mtf;1st.
 
For Sale
FOR SALE--TWO PAIRS OF RED
foxes. li. G. Morrow. North Lake. P.
F I 7330-2-12-M5ipd.
Fon sA|.e.- s'rEAM §`A`\Tiv`|i"|l`L
and site at Head Railway wharf,
Sourls Machinery may be sold sep-
6028-1-19Mt.t.
FARM FOR 8ALE.-- THAT VALU-
able farm. ot' 260 acre; situ:-to
near the Village of Cardigan »in
Klng's County. until lately own-
od and occupied by Jolm G. Scrim-
geour. Near Churches, stores.
Schools and shipping. For further
particulars apply to J. A. McDoh-
ald. Merchant. Cardigan or to
FOR SALE-DRAFT HORSE 1600
lbs. Nine years old, sound. Address
"B" Guardian Otiice.
_ _ 655')-1-13-liitr.
Fon sal.: A Live EETFERAI. sust-
uess stand for sole or to lease. Ap-
ply "D" Guardian oiilce.
6527-1-11-Mtf.
- _. ..___-__..._. -___._i.____._
FOR SALE PAIR BLUE' FOXES
Full particulars on application to
"E.D." clo Guardau. 5716-!2~9Mtt.
FOR SALE THAT WELL NOWN
(‘lydt\sdnlo stallion "Masterpiece"
.\.'o. 13610. imported in Dani year
1010. Sire. Zllnjc.-itic Baron. Dam.
Marie t‘lcrc. Sirc of Sire. Ilnrons
Pride. Dani of Sire, Glendale Queen
Sire oi' Dam, llaron Galloway. Dam
or Dani. Mary Sprout. Apply to
(_‘has‘. it. W. Paliner. Victoria. Lot
29, P. E. island. 7414-2-l7M6lpd.
p _ _______Lgst
J
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To L51'-House wm-4 Att. M
 __ _ _ iii.-is1»r¢.I_pti.
To LET--ccMr=oR‘rAai.é TENT-
McG\ll Avenue. 7030-1-27Mtf. -
 
position. housekeeper, or wouldvido
"""`*_"*` `“*"""%6`l5
stable manure. Apply at oflico
nt- 58"
Gaudet & Hazard, Solicitors, Char-
lottetown. 7345-2-14MiMe.
\
7367-2-15~M8l.
itinbnil/ys":“ii2stm\7i=      A
TALES i0LD BY MEN  
ON THE FIHT-ING LINES-
F if' ` S l "   F
arm  a  HIS BON. Hi! CJ-IUM T00 KILLED Mechanieally he sank into a chair.
I ' H.e's dead." The two words came lu
Gordon Bruce in his London letter a broken voice. Another attempt to
lu the New York Tribune writes: compose himself. 'l`_his time _it came
lt was very quiet in the Little res- nearer to success. ‘My boy. he ex-
taurant of! 'Piccadill Circus The
mined “My son; no-he wasn’t my
` ~ I’ ~ ..
_early diners were golie. Supper time‘son. He was my chum.
was two hours oil' Only four-all , and he repealed the Words 01/01
strangers to one"a'nother-were ln=und over llglllll- "My Cllllm-U15’
the place. chum.’_'
A very pretty woman, of perhaps Again the wildness cams upon
IWBUYYBIX. Blt ltibbling” It bit Of
htm He tore away the hand about
cheese and sipping coffee. Her tablc'wltlcl1 the HIFI WHS WFHDPIIIK il bil 0!
was next minef A few yards away a
ruddy-faced young Englishman ate
his chop with great relish and copi-
ous applications of meat uce. He
napkin. “Look a,t_ it!" he almost
screamed. “ ook at it. it says he'a
dead! An he was my chum. -my
lad. my only son!"
wasn't wearing an armle? The ruddy-faced young man till'
Just behind mm a wen bum mun.|to@u out, turuins_aw=1>' his head as
who looked to be past forty, toyed
\~.ith s. half finished whisky and soda.
lie only picked at his meal. and
spent most of the time gazing ab-
stractedly into the flickering fire in
the grate close by. The shifting
lightshowed a. fine. strong face;
nose rather thin; solemn. brown
eyes. and his huir, of the same color,
was thick and wavy. lie appeared
as one whose poise could- not be
shaken.
into the silence or the place came
n small waiter. stepping uoiselessly.
"Here's a message for you, liir.
-*." he said to the mnn I have
just described. "They knew you
would be bere."
The man started a little and stared
at the envelope before picking lt up.
Then he hastily ripped it open. His
eyes rested on the paper within and
his face went dull. Slowly his tort
hand. in which he held the sheet.
drfiiipeu to the table. ins right hand
was clasped about the glass contain-
ing his drink.
I-le continued gazing at the mes-
sage ns tt lay beforehlin. it seemed
as if the words were too preposterous
|'or.credence. Nevertheless he look-
 away and then back again to the
s ip.
Suddenly he crushed his glass to
hits. The liquor ran over the table,
Iiltering through a tiny pile of frog-
iucnts ol' glass, and at the some time
u bright red stream gushed upon the
he passed the' stricken father. The
latter saw mm so. and in s flash he
became steady. in an even voice he
said: "Good God. this won't do, I
must buck up."
lie smiled as he extended the
gushed fingers to the girl. She went
on. deftly tying the ends of the cloth
and murmuring words of comfort
the while.
“Thank you." he said. as he turn-
ed to go, the message crumpled in
his whole hand. "lt 50! U18 ll bl!
hard for a minute. l’m sorry l gave
way. But," and he drew himself up
stitily. “l’m forty-six-to-night. To-
morrow i shall be thirty-six-do you
hear?" And he went out into the
night.
TOMMY DESCRIBEB HIS QUAR-
TERS IN THE TRENCHES.
l noticed a letter_in Club from an
oiiicer out' here ("somowhere in
l~`rance") lo a friend in Edinburgh.
and thought it would make a good
contrast if l were to describe our
“dug-out." in thc trenches writes an
moi: rwo I v ri-is cnaatorrafrown cusaouin _ ' _ _ Fl‘1_f*RU-§R\_’ f8.i?1-nn.
I I I J I , ` ' '
. ` lnoreasesg 'strength
_. . _ - ot deiieaiansrvous,
_ A Y nstancen.,
. ~ ~ ~ $100 forfeit tt it
fails ss per -full exi
 Dlanllion in ,large
 . article soon _'G qi.
_ pear._in~. this paper;
Ask your doctor or-
druggist about it. E. A. Foster, Ce
tral Drugstore, always carry . it-
steck. ‘\ ~‘  .
gracefully hung with a _wet muddy
.-329.
_ration ,l5s.g_,.and. -ii, q' ii hfypwt
usual luck you stumblegon the'
rat and ilnd yourself- in a sumpho
f you should go ,out by.;_the:-m,h
door-whch.we would certainly war
you against doInI;~`-we should just
wish you “good-bye” and so and re-
port you missing. -.
A little way down we come to the
firing stop to which we draw our,
selves periodically to stand and shi-
ver for two long weary hours.
This is a. true description' of our
little dug-out in which, ws are ex.
pected ,to live for some time. We
have the consolation _of knowing
that “Old Fritz" over the way is just
as badly. it not worse off than our-
selves. .' _
Some of our chutns ln -another
i-lighland regiment have just passed.
going on leave. and if they swim the
Channel they will arrive home in a
much more respectable condition
than they are now in. ` '
In spite of these little dltlicultles
"the Jocks” are still in the best df
spirits and the pink of condition, and
always look forward to the arrival
of your excellent paper every week,
COLLEGE MEN FLOCK -
TO THE COLORS.
TORONTO, Feb. 15.--President
Falconer, of Toronto University, in
his annual report, states that at -tht.
end of the academic year last your,
old campaigner.
We are sitting in a hole in the
ground, on a stick about two feet
high, placed from one side to the
other, with our feet. in a pool of wa-
ter about nine iuchcs deep. Origin-
ally wc were the kilt, but we found
it more conifortnble to wear sand-
(-,~h|¢e ¢|0¢h_ - ,bags round our waists, as, when one
For a moment he stared stupidly Img gels ‘“"U" If 0”" ‘39~s"Y be W'
ut the wreckage of the tumbler; at
the red stain; at the telegram. Then Walls °°“Sl5" °f sloping bmlks °f
he stood up and looked wildly about.“fV0‘ eanh' kcm on me "WV" by mc,
placed by another clean one. The
lui. race worked it-lgntruny una his \°"°0 ‘lf S"“"‘W-
eyes was a terrible appeal which 1| _ We CMI UIWIWS ‘$009 Warm blf CUP
|,,,Im 1 may “ever See agnhh Ht, tinually hailing out slush, and, it it is
,new his hand across his forclmniliitit raining at night, we can sit and
not heeding the 1,100.1 which "owed count all the beautiful stars in the
I'rom his hand. Then he made a plti- h‘~`“"°““ above-
ulile effort to pull himself together. I A. “T°mmy'5 °°Qk°’°" “I I“f‘~"rI°"
'rlmre he stood, n|0ne_ su.ugg|i“g design. burns drcarily on thc top ot'
Wm, h|m9¢|f for what seemed an I1 stake, in the futile attempt to raise
hour. The rest nf us sat, breathless,
the temperature of it mess tin of wa
waiting. Not rt word had been said. ‘°’,`l_l'° l’°m“Il3_lP°i“f~~ I
Bu; 1; wap nn usa ic mova es in tiis “snug`re~  » is --e  5 5
treat" consist ol' three sets of equip- ui, HR ‘ HEUMATI £55?
Slilgserlug like a drunken man. he
made lus way toward the door. But
the young woman caught his elbow.
nicnt, three packs, thrcc rifles, and,
irony of ironies, three soaking blan-
kets. if you gn _up the flight of six
"What is lt?" sho begged. °‘Can't i earthen steps, oi' which only thi-no
Illlllllillic y0ur hand?" lure vlsihlc, you tlnd a doorwaty dis-
there were 71 members oi' the staff
and 668 graduates and 484 under-
graduates, a total`of 1,173 on active
service. The tota has now risen to
1.700.
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w/wrap. Aaouv soo Loans 5. Deduct net cash value of your estate
LOST SMALL BUNCH OF “Vg The question often arises as as to how much Life insurance a man should
,,.,m;M p,m_, ,em hem -- 'carry to properly protect his family. Here is something that will help you to
14o4.?.luitiip.\__ decide. A man earns so much'.........he spends so much on himself ........aside
To I at . * ,from what he perhaps saves, the balance goes to the support of the family.........
ern couvcnicnec on Elm Ave.  _ SI10\lId  0CCI.\l', th1Sla.Sta1'1l0\111t, the ba1a11Ce,1S What   
Ply 19 G°'""‘ -""f°°"- , I ' require annually to live in the manner to which they have been accustomed.
mm 1\<»u.=<» with lure-»"_si=I>1<=. fi _ For your own infomation fill out the foliowingz-
Wunted '_ V;  1. Total annual tamily expense   .. 
§m;ir'|_iss“win“fEo“A»u”ex'»;ii__f§i`- __ 2. Deduct amount of personal expenses    -
....cu rumen wow" wish”-°9 1 - 5, 3. Balance being annual income needed to
housework where there's no ohI°°` ' SUDD01`iZf3IIl1ly      
‘S‘_°'}§_ ‘,§’u§g};‘_{{l °(§‘i§§‘c1_é “dies” A' 4. Estate required to yield needed Income
7409-2-is-Mzipu. at5perceni£    .. 
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356 Richmond SL _'_ R" Den“|B_ t0‘day............... .........». ..-....................$............ ... ~
 ____ _ __l_491-2-1"Mf“- _ 6. Balanceestatenetyetcreated........._........$......  -
WANTED_ON OR ABOUT 1 f '
AML H Sm” hom or haw ten; _, 7. Deduct amount now covered by Life
ment A n once to 23 Pownal `IUS\11'8_I1Ce . :. . ......... .. ..... .............-...$...... .. . ....
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HL- be--73-I 15--<1 S <»--1°-\<1;,»_-,g-_;-I of s. Addin°na1L.fe insurance needed 
by pho . .. 7456-2- . . p
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.,......m_»~ .if ,...~.u@.t hay. At death ‘i_.__ife Insurance takes your place as an income producer. i
$20.%,_-atjg percent interest, earns yearly    $1,000 ‘
Iii! le head of afsmilv, or any mills over ' lm" ` I ‘ '_ ‘_      QQ" ,_______ _ ____
y y  ...'.l1,2so"'
win be had an the stare of -ruse Roumgchurioue ~ and rev the hishssf dividend# f° iwlwv holders. .
totvrl, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 22nd.inlt-. ' ' _
at 8 o'clock, at which the Report of the'FUR _C9“5“lt the “ami 0350*--°1’ Write _
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SALES BOARD will be made public -
` Prominent speakers will address the meeting on* `
the prospects e the Fox Industry. ,
It will be to the' advanllle of everyone inter-
ested in the Fox industry to be present.
_ HYNDMAN & COMPANY LTD. /
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t°.°.'ll‘:l'.llL¢.‘l'l."1.'1’°.t'?»‘.‘.‘T1'2.’°'Il}!.llii.§'£."..i.‘lli”.‘3l‘; -A  5 - '  _at  pe_r_c_ent interest, earns yearly..............  1,500 f.-._.
oesrinierson at the Dominion funds Agen.y ' ' ' ' ` "- -,~- J _,
or Sub- gency tor the ll\stncl_. ntry bv proxy _ _ - - _
gm;-,533;gnyyggggg-pg;-,gggfgoggwe _ , ~ F _The poorer. a msn( the1inere‘ he needs insurance. The rich man requires
?.ut:‘s;l!i_xs|n_o:i_t5s__rg_i;en__ce_iisren cul- O O ' `_ _ InSufanCe  lBtate» The Cbmplny aCtil1g '[1  ' f  ,f
  A Public  of '  ' 5111;! _p_=y_i_;iig._regular monthly or annual instalments as heshgdfatlizlfdtgagegmrditgg'
mfg  where residence is performed in  g _ _` -' _ _ _
a sin is ricts n m er n  m  `   I ‘ . ~ s . , _ ` ' ,
 _  I _ _ _ The Great-West: Lite Policies give the most protection for the least money “
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