;`_,_ _ _. _~_ .' - -_» i""'_.- 1_6; ' "
1 f _ - -5.; _ 1/3 ., ~
cnricorrsrows cdiiinzas . ,asia lo.-
gwiff’-{ _ ' _'
, all
Head~ in
is Hallam "0ht-"About,
¢..§y.m»¢owhssacnmchs¢¢n'. Mvmuj”  ""mNGSlAC"01l'PL1`SHED-  .>l\s3\~\>°°°"fd°1Q¢ °\Ii= ho *helm A iew'
,al worse and  it _-which
mldvlh ,_ _,lil-l\l_u=°n _ Lina .
_ veal iigby,.\,¢|,d gave .ma nf ,
, uswioncyidlq scratch lc- whicnl I
` f _ made it one, I aiwaysbsii __
. townrlly ns_t.whsthsrJs_tlls=
, lwlilhatw _ oz-out. When- `
~' even!  _ ~m¥hsirlas0ni'_
tile:-doudrllll all over. ‘ The
hsirwns outlnsrcew bunches _i
um-il- I .wat newly held sud;
when it was at-itllW0rl$ it came Out roots
-and ull. _ r - _
_“I tried -_--v-which made it worse than liq-
mrc. I tried sevemlthingn after that but ,
Inav was no sand. After nine month! like ”
mn 1 mid hardly our heir left when one day _
| |,,,_m,¢,ns|1 ,m .seo the advertisement of
1‘ni|l~urn Soap and Olntruenllin this MDW- '
l nl-ulxiitwhy sent for at lwmuia _ Alter first
waslnng with the Cur,|curs_t~iosu I- applied
...uae oumcura oisiuiest had I ccvid'-reel
3 great rellsf. After finishing the sample I
wcnl. and got monks of Cutlcura Soap and is '
lm of Cut.lcurs_(llltment. In three weeks
any had owed my head-'Z (Sianed) il.
llurn. May 15. 19.13- -
Cntlcura S0ilP.|_lid 0|fl°m°lW QQ somneh
'fur poor oornplexlollil. red, rough hands, and
in-_v, tnln and fclifns hsir. and cost so llttls.
min. it is almost criminal _notto use them.
A single set iloftell sllhlcient. Sold every-
wbero. For liberal “'00 Hlllplo of Bach, with l
:r_»-p. hook, send -D0°l¢"¢ur<l to Putt-or Drug l
.c ulnnn. vurp.. Dept. 1), Boston, ll. S. A. _
` 'l _> _
MUST -PAY? :1R
_ -_ i1"": `=_"`;;
=l'.l‘BEIsFl i "_ »~
MAN tl‘le§ét'id me a hoisel once. He said
if wusn fine o and hatfnothlng the mar-_
lcr with l_t,_ l wsnad l: fipc horse. buf, l didn't
t‘ l rl ‘ll u ‘
falls! Aml'l\aldn'¢ ~
me man very well
Gravity'
Address me personally. V.K. `
llnrris, Manager 1000 Washer Co.,
215 Young St.. Toronto, Ont.
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(Continued from  one);
ent standard and it looms up' lm-
ruimscly.
m_0re that I need refer to. In the es-
timates you \4`.ll find on examine..
£1011 that welleve decided to make a
l§I'.snt‘f for exhibitions in al,bsrtqp,;mq
Bouris. (Hear, hear.) The Govern.
ment' is assisting with the.ide¢ that
th“°- °‘hl‘bi540ilB. hsld in places re-
mote from the central _exhihitlonml
BYU Ghlishle of_ doing a greai; deal 0(
gcod and perhaps, relatively, doing
'HOW Hood than in the oid establish-
ed centres. Both E-louzis and Alberton'
arc for 'removed from any other ex-'
hlbidllon and we think it ls only fair'
-to them to give them an opportunity
ll0w to share in whatever advantages
may arise from the holding of tha
exhibitions. |
-L had it in mind when I began to
speak to give n list of some of the
things done during _the _ pgs; two
years, hut the list- is not compute, 1
think there are only some sixteen
itanis here; I /might; _ pep-
naps read thcm*, and there may
be 9, certain amount of satisfaction
in realizing that they are not all
here or I would have moral to resid,
fLs.ll¢hter.)} $100,000, subsidy; $25,-
000, agriculture; oyster areas; roads;
vot-s.by ballot; (a promise was made
to introduce vote -by ballot and that
has been delle): the introduction ol
the short course and long course in
agriciiiture and the short course for
teachers; the procuring and establish-
ing of agricultural haLl|\:‘t\1e_ con-
Sfl`\l03i0l1 Of a hospital for_;tu"liercu1os-
is liatients, insane and poor; _the
construction of permanent public
works including steel bridges, doub-
ling in two years the work of the
former twenty; increase in gthe pay
of teachers- providing 'for normal
training in the Prince of Wales Col-
lege; the procuring of new telegraph
cables to he laid 1 and settling terms
of an agreement by which, on the
laying of these cables, combined telc-
phone and telegraph rates will be
provided that will put us on e usllty
with any point on the mainlalld; in
the meantime, reduced rates are in
operation; the procuring- of a fertil-l
izer from the water surrounding our"
coasts.
I dlil DOC tlllflli (lf m_B,l{i|1g up _ [hig
list until it was too late and there
are some things which I might have'
added. _ _
P. E. I.'5l OPPORTUNITIES.
Now, Mr. Speaker, I think I have
reached the point where I might
close. _I feel that we have before the
people of ~i.hls.pro.vince-_-an exceeding-
ly -“hopeful ou`tlook.' 'fllewidenlng of
our ‘markets will create _opportunities
that were hfitherto undreamed off fo`r“‘
that can be carried to the centres of
population far and wide and car-
is for ns to ses _that .onr_‘hlghwaye,'
and means of tr,ainsportation_ are oil
he taken from __t'he shoresi and in the
shortest possible time _placed in
cold storage cars. If cold shorago can
be provided for our vegetables and
fruits ws will he placedyl ra position
in relation. to the mark§igl`almDst_ as
favourable as that of the »iarmc_rs_
»-nd vegetable gardeners in the su-
burbs of great cities; and lin _sbortf-_
the opportunities are before us, and'
we must rise to ftllejhelglits of -them.
I may any that our people-have the
courage n-nd other qualities that will
cnalhle them to realize the highest
destiny of which the province is'
capable; and there is no province in
Canada that offers better opportuni-
ties than docs our little province.
(Applause)
'PHE f)PP(lSI'I‘ION`S UIISEIIV A-
TIONR
Mr. John Richards, in reply to the
Prc-mier's speech, desired to make,
n iew observations on the motion he-‘
fore the House, though he wished to;
say at the outset that he was not
in A position tio criticise his hon._
fr‘iend’s very long speech as he
would like to, for the very good 1°ea~§
son that he had had no npport.unity,;
or practically none of looking over
the public accounts which were not
tabled until Tuesday. What with
the session of the House and other
duties which he had to perform there
had been really no time to more than
...~...~.~c-.~v.~».»..-
"_ElSClH[lS" ELllN.Sl
Feel hullyl No headache, sour
stomach, had breath,
' . constipstlonh, , '
Get A 10-cent box now. ,,'_ ,
Are you keeping your ,~)ii(sr, stomach
and _bowels-clean, pure ,dirt fresh with
Csscarets-or merely fort ng s pass-
ageway every iew days with salts,
eathsrtfc pills or castor oil? This is
important. . -
Oasoarets immediately., cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
and fermenting food and foul gssesi
the excel bile Icom the liver and
outof the systemthe consti-
wslto matter and poison in the
, bilioul
s Csscsrot
out
lor
s gentle
_that day- N0w.~acccrding- to rail.
fruit and fresh fish and vegetablfdeal of ancient. history. His hon.§
ried through in prime condition. -It--f¢`i_1d__;1q¢__,tell them tha,t._i;11s (11-gt ye,”-f
__ _\- , -, Q .. _ to
the vcry best and swlftcst that canuthe gun, bg; $90,000, His poi;
be obtained; that-our fresh fish ca1\.l_ii'_ien.‘i1 _had taken care not to tell-
pl_us was very much like history rc-
~ ' ' H A U HnwEl$I~peating itself, as then as now they
_ ` k k f th
wr” ` ' ` " A'
r , ' '
\
scan (sic),the accounts, For the first-
time, perhaps, hewss sure ln the
hil_t0l'y`__ of:: this. °_province, and very
liosly in the history of any province
'¢ln=f_the Dominion, thepublic accounts
fl' yan abouthey . received I an .advance '
__I do not 'know that therels much sgéet-and ‘on Tuesday the full rs-l:
ports. The some might be said of f
the estimates. These pracliically were
not _tabled nintil the afternoon of
British practice so far as he had ev-
er heard, the estimates were supposed
to be laidon the table at least twen-
ty-four hours before the Budget
speech was brought down; and he
might say that but for the -fact chat'
he was anxipus to get through with
.this already., too long session, be
should have raised an oblection, and
very properly so to the Budget
speech being delivered that xf,lght,lor}
the reason that- they had had no‘
time to look into the estimrrtes. It`
was a strange th-ing t-bat his hon.
friend, having been lin opposition so
long, did not profit more bl' the good
examp1s_set;;him ny the late Liberal
Government-' in th»Ls.t’¢spect and in
many other respects-_ -(_Lnughtcr.) Bac
it -seemed that their good example
had been entirely wasted upon him
fRsnewed Laughter.) Under the late
Linernl Government the public
accounts and reports. 'of ev-
ery department were laid
on the table almost :immediately-
aftcr the Govcrnor's speech wus re-‘
plied bo-in fact, the reports oi near-
ly 'ull departments vrere, nnd if
there was any delay they would bear
s long and' loud complaint iloni his
hon, friend. He was free to any that
it was not an easy matter to prepare
these accounts and have 'them print-
cd in time .to be laid on the table as_
they should he to give the members'
of the House an opportunity of look-
ing ln.to the accounts .since there
were- perhaps a good* many tlvlngs
that might stand ventilation. l-ie
recognized the difficulty of getting
these accounts out in time and for
that ver-y reason, if be\mistooir not,
the fiscal year which some years ago
closed at 31st December as it was
now, was put back to the ;s0t’n Sep-
tember in Order that the public ac-
counts and reports might be laid on
the table in the month of March or
as soon ns the House met, and he
thought that his friend Of the Gov-_
ernment would either ha-ve to go back.
to the old practice, or else they
would have to call the I-I‘ouse at ar
much later season if they wished to`
lay the public accounts on the table
early in the session. But it was(
really scarcc`f worth while making;
any change- of this kind because they
had only one more seasonin office.
(Ll.\\lg;l1.ter..) _  _
~.,. is-~, " .
" _ANCIENT HISTORY ` =
S, They hsd__besn treated to a great;
lrifenrl-_had gone back two years and'
_spoken of the debt inherited, but no
tha}fl~~ 'they were in.. power they
lett a d behind them ,
them that, and many>“~other2`things he
had also cnretully avoided. There wasf
one thing that could not be corrtra~;
dicted and that-~was that the trans-'
actionsof this year -were all their
own; last_year and tha. year before
they took shelter helnnd the stats
ment-that they had to .share the debt
with their predecessors. This year.
they were obliged to some out in the
open and shoulder full responsihllityl
for- their trsllsacticns. His hon..
friend had referred to Messrs. Rosa-
borough lind_Dench, two very estim-
able gentlemen; but what were their
instructions? To ascertain the true
staudiikg ‘ r.-I this province? Not at
all. 'U ey were told to ascertain the
liabilities _ of the _ province but not thc
assets. Hu did not wish to go back
into these old times and affairs and
lie did' not think thc_people wcrc pur-
ticnlarly interested in them.
, AN-UNEORTUNATE DAY
`His friend laid great stress on the
surplus and intimated- that this was
perhaps the mst time in the history
ofthe province that there was n sur-
plus; he was not" sure that his friend
1 I “
publish a re'port_of some two hund-
red pagescontsining a guod dead of
information which he - thought ~~ was
appreciated hy. the people; -today, it
'had dwindled dovm toe matter of
fifty pages. 'Tha late Govemment ai-
'so _ organised »a --department aol - vital
statistics, recording the lf-ll-.ths,desths
and marriages in the nrovince,_ and
it _was carried ‘on very successfully
for' quite .a number _of years-in con-'
nection with the Agricultural Depart-
ment. It was. not by any. mmm, 8,
perfect system, still the annual rs-
port made such Year of tklcsedltatis-
tics was ofconsiderahla value. Every
civilized country attached _a great
deal of importanceto these records.
Under the present Government ,there
was so much additional assistance
that they absolutely dropped itlast
year. I _ _
Reference had been made to
long and short courses which
doubt had been of- considerable
and they might have imposedj
the - Agricultural Departmellc
more-fwork, but they all knew that
thc Dominion _Government had given
u. very great deal of assistance in
connection with that, and it must bc
remembered that they had a large
sum of money at their disposal,
$26,000 lust year; but this money had
not been obtained, as his hon. friend
had said, by the representations of
the Conservative Government-it was
only the lsland’s due proportion of
the grant which the Dominion ‘ (lov-
crnment had given to all the Prbv-
lnccs throughout Canada were get-
tinglpropértionately as mlich as we.
the
no
value
upon
so me
A FLAT CON-TRADIC'l‘»ION
THE l’[lii}MIEll: Mr. Speaker, I
wisn to contradict' the hon. gentle-
m.an. There is no province in Can-
ada-and that can easily hs proved-
that gets as large a sum propor-
tionately to its populaflion as the Is-
land, und when the hon. gentleman
says that the increase has come
without any representations on our
part, he is staiing what is not in
accordance with fact, It is in tile
power of any person to ascertain by
reference to the records precisely
what we would be entitled to gn thc
basis of population.
Mr. Rlfll-IAI-IDS: We got it be-
cause it is the policy of the Domin-
ion Government to give this amount
to other provinces. Proceeding, hc
said, however, that it was B, large
amount and he was glad that the Is-
land got it. He referred to the sug-
gestion he had made previoiuly that
it would be a good thing if the Gov-1
ernment’ were to send a competent
man through the country to ‘give the
people instruction in the drains-gc
horewas had on account ui t‘he want
of proper sub-sol-l drainage. In re-
gard to education, on which his hon.
friend had dwelt ai. semelength, Mr.»
Richards, while he was sure that it
'wassatisfactory to the teachers that
an increase had been given them,
said that after all. the amount _ax-
pended in that direction was only
$91,000 more than theteachere were
receiving- under thednte Government
G0V0l‘¥li'il€l\t' had got' sllch"a\ largely
increased- ~_revenus`.~ Mr. 11-Richards
quoted from the report; olths -Super-
intendent of Education statomillts to
the effect that the teachers were-iliadel'
quatsly paid and- also inadequately
trained, and that the great maiorlty
were too young forthe worgkznit was
to be hopcd that this condition of
affairs wouldsoon bs changed; He
condemned the present curriculum of
the public schools. - _ _ _
PUBLIC WORKS ANI) ROADS
With regn-rd to public works, he
~v\»~»~»v»--~»~v.~_»-v~.-»_-.A~.»~..,~»-
AH! MY lllllll Fill
_AUHISCSU Fllll "Ill"
H __ .___ C _ g
l>if_Il'V ‘"1 Ill" EABES SORE, SWOL'~
I.EN, SWEATY, CAIlI.(lIlSEI1
FEET ANI) CORNS.
was correct, and iii he had gone hack a
little further in history he could
have told 'them that their Conserva-
tive friends in 18419 claimed to have
which they sold our old piers to the
Dominion, and as that was not suffi-
cient to make things meet they drew
$200,000 from ourzlntsrest-hearhig
capital. He was induced _to mention
that because the Conservative Gov-
Ernmept of today claiming th/e sur-
too itfout' of tha poo ets o r e pso-
ple. 'llhsre was 'one thing ccrtsln,and`
that wnrtbst they Qld act, get _ it
by the practice of economy--in fsct,`
extravszslice had been, a marked char-
acteristic of the present Government
a surplus; that was the year in -
' ` _ . waitin nik.
 my has 
_ ,
/ $; _-
' e
Q /',
f »
,  “Just co\||dn'\
 
I§_;_\'s" J;-_ 
I  ,,,\
__ _ II, !_ll_," `
  wr'
>{_ _ fi ‘ ’ ,_
_,
Just take your shoes off and then
allies init niilortimats, day, ilsagnturi;
when the 'people of thii country hand-
`cd-ovcrgto them the reins of powclzl
Hin,-irisnilrmln1it‘iaagn when he said
uQiort'unats._ (The ,Premiere 'Yss. from
nlvcrtheleh, snd'ft could easily be
‘_  nam.
to the Agricultural De-,
llfr Richards said than
ls ly on account
He thought
when about three in
clesnliuh £09- ,
I
. , _ _ _,.~c _,
J , ,. _ ~ .; ~\.l_» 
?_51ll‘_:l)dl§l¢_:0¢, .Vl°W)'b\"? ll' W",*""“° idk aadfthen _they‘ll ~take another
sliotm"i';'5_ " - ' _" -When your feet feel ‘lite“lumps of
s_ veryeincreaped or-lcon and-minions. ‘ '
r 
>e. - -
til! milk in lil!-_,the poisonous exedations which puff
put- those weary,-snoe-erinkled. ach-
inx, burning, coi‘n-pesters,- bunion-
tortured fest of yours in "T15" bath.
Your toss will »wriggls ‘with icy;
'f~lNY'll luck up " at you and almost
dive intlmt "TIZ" bath.
load--all tired out-just try “T75-" `
lts.grn_nn-~its ~ glorious, Your feet
will dallcc with joy; also you » will
fliirl all pain 'gone from cores, callou-
(f‘_here__s nothing like "'l‘IZ." It'l
the on y remedy that draws out all
up- your feet and cause foot torture. fi
of land, bacausea great deal of land.
_san um- there had-_wa ci enum i
large increase of expenditure in that
irectio such ex enditurs mi ht he
omuc or oo e. u e was
not going tes say anything.-on _that
the late Government. It colt at
'present some $4,000 more to run the
lpubllc works than it did then, and
-its had yet to learn that more work
had been done. It was true that they
were replacing the old wooden struc-
_ I  _ ‘;'|`I_olnt. He would simply -mdke a com
;= ‘ ., - "parlson 'between the expenditure of
” xthn present Government and that of
~‘ .:¢`fr '
_ _ .’¥ . _
<,y(ere following in the iootsteps of the
that and undertook to initiate any
dolicy or schema of their own they,
would get into a hopeless muddle.'
Mr. Richards referred to a certain'
bridge concerning which he had c. few
days ago asked aqucstion in the
I,-louse. the work. upon which he up-I
derstood was not very creditable af-A
ter all. as he was told that manY
of the supports of the bridge were
Coming out OI the ground. l
Mr. RICHARDS next referred tu.
the roads, and said that he did not
thing that in the history of the conn-i
try the roads were ever so bad ns
they were now. That was une wayl
i_n which thc Government had de-
ps-rtsd from the example, practicc
and system cf the late llovernmcnt,'
and they saw with what result. 'l`lle
roads were never more neglecthd._su\l
lis wished to say that the amount of
money now spent on them was verl'
nluch-greater than under the late
Government. I-ie might continue to
sneak thus in regard‘t_o all thc other
d-apartments. I-ic thoulrht he had
shown that this wonderful surplus
had not been obtained' by economy
but that it had been taken out ci"
the pockets of the people, in purt at
lenst hy increased taxation. l
(Continued on page lil_l 1
tures by steel ones, but in _tlfst theynhale the pure piney vapor of Catsrr-
lfgte Government, and so long as they ', to the spots that are diseased and
continued to do that they were like-.sore.
-ly t0` do well, The very, mpm¢n\:,| IBn’t it railflflhl to Bpilly medicine
however, that they departed from where the diseased exists? Certalnly!‘
Dry irfrllaiiiig llaelrof ilrondilils    '_ , f
1:0 “L_ , Dum .-b t if _ _    
If ~sȤo~;yl__p  "1, _` '_
No FAILURE, cuss: IN Evmnv
casa 'rsnlrrsp nv causa-
rlozosn
'hozone; it dowtlle rest safely- sud,
surely. _ a'
"For thl’00'1¢`|!o lawn' #Hallw-
bothered by a bronchial cough. ‘Ati
night I would awake vr'°th~a~li7,»irri-
table feeling in my throat; !.lli_1\\ldn'.t_
cough up uilyfthiag, 1- but amy. lcon
coughed my t roat into quite an ill-
ilammed condition. once I got C0-
tarrllozone Iuhnlev I was all right. _fl
; took it to bed, and if an attack
‘awsioned-- me a~~£ew-in-lnu1ss=»nse' ot
the inhaler gave~ 'me relief. Catan.-
hozone has cured me and I strongly
and that's why Catnrrhozone is so` urge everyone with a wenk throat to
successful; it goes where the trouble use it regularly, . _ _
really ls, gets where a spra or oint- , .‘
mont can’t penetrate. Forytile relief (Signed) J' B’ BF‘AMI"n'd; _
and complete cure of bronchitis, ns- Rea ng.
tbma, catarrh, throat trouble, wc Catarrhozono will not disappoint
guarantee Catarrhozone in every you. Get the complete $1.00 outfit;
case. You don't take medicine--you it's guaranteed, Small silel50c.;
don't take drowsy drugs-just brea- trial or sample size - 25c. at dealers
the the balsamic essences of Cstarr- everywhere, '
5 V 5 xs L _ a el l I -l -M
Catarrhozone can't fail to cure
Bronchltls; its so healing, soothing
and balsamic that every trace of the
disease flies before it. _ When you in-
hozone, you send healing medication
‘ '- mils'
Gray 'Mariilem AMot6rs
~ - : _ _ 1.
_ ,r __
Standard the world over, Made in slzesirom
3 to 36 H._ P. 1, 2 & 3 Cylinders _for _ boats of all
Types andsizes. _
Write for free Catalogue giving prices and full
information
_ FOR SALE BY
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Sole]Agents for:P. E. I." 'l" '="
1438-3-2Mif ~
;» _ i _    - .~. -:I 
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ii
notwithstanding the factfniar _-eldo. '
, $50,000 diVlCl€d into 1000' SHSTBS' of $50.00 éa`Ch. " "“ _
_ _ _ggitions have been received onthree pairs of class A pedlgreed stock of
1 Dalton, _ulton, Raynersnd T uplin strains.,  , ‘
' , _ 'l`he?Servii2€,S Qf,3 Xeteiinary have been secured which will be a safeguard to the
s'hareholde'r's.'_  "  -_
selling rapidly.
` balance payable on 'August
_ In case of stock not
_Black Fox Co., Ltd. `
the hrst day of August lst,
v _ ' .
  I-Dug Creek
  ,Cow Ltd'
Capital Stock $50,000
1RncToRs
President-James A. Robertson, Merchant, Bonshaw
Vice-1`f're,sid_en,t_--John McLean, Long Creek
See’,y-.lfreatirer-Alex. McKenzie, Long Creek
Norman McLean, Long Creek,Neil Mclinchern, Long Creek, and
Dunean Darrah, Canoe Cove. ,
This will be n Limited Stock Company known as the Long Creek Black Fox
Carnal stock
The liinigcli  
` ' §'~~‘ :l';i _ : »"'l_" ,.1 ll  i;,:_~: .
The ranch will be situaltedlon' l\/fc`Eaehern’;`§ d’oil1t at the junction _ of West,
River' and Long Creek, about half a niile_ from the main road awqyfrom ,the 
of the foxes being annoyed 'or disturbed. The ranch i_s sit1_1_ated_'in`n_-splendid'ggrove _
of spruce and white birch, an ideal location. _ .__ _ ,__  _  _ 5 ‘  `
’ I Ranching Expenses
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All ranching expenses of this Company will be I ree up to September lst, 1915.
This is al big advautglge to the shz1reholcle1's. _ _
The Long Creek Black Fox Co., Ltd, offers you tln_s_ chance to get ln on the
ground floor is one of the best pure bred black fox propositions on the market. The
stock of breeders is the very best obtainable. _
'l`he Companyis capitalized ata very low figure and allready shares are
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Applications for slock can be made to any/‘of the directors or to the Sec’y
Treasurer, Mr. Alex. McKenzie, Long Creek, P. I1. I.
Terms ‘
_ 20 p. c. of the subscribed amount must accompany the applications for stock
lst, 1914. ' , _ ._ _ _
being allotted the deposit will be returned ln full.
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` Applications for Stock
Mr. Alex. McKenzie, Long Creek, P. E. Island, Sec’y Treas., Long Creek
_ I enclose herewith $ ________________ _.being 20 p. c. of the amount with this ap
plicationfol* shares in the above company. The balance I will pay on or before
1914.
Signed
Name ________________________________________ ._
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