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'-'nm 1.n'1is-r more THE b
HARDOTTETOWN GUARD
IAN ‘ ruisfr or Arla" . '
5. 1911
if 0wn 1 a Good
Fishing Rod
Our superb assort-
ment affords you opp-
ortunity to produce one
that will give y1111_ver1r.~‘-
ofsaiisf:11~tio11. Our cli-
tire :»t1.11~l< of rvtls was `
~ selected by one \\ ho
_ km_.\\,\- hy cxpc1'ie111'e
w “hai i-1 l11~_~1 for the
1
; aiigic r.
V - Split Baniboo Rods 
Tiiese are ];~.1it11'11l.11'-
lv g1<111li`11r trout lish-
ing. 'i`l1ey are st1<.>11_1§,
light aiul 11uiel~; acting.
1 .Our 2542 Rod
is 111 feet long l1.'1111i
nizule, 111-:111tii`11ll_\' lin-
isiieti, sill; \\‘1'.'1p’,11\1i
cvei'_\' half inch, cyy-
clisccl i11o1111ts c_\'tr."1 tips
and case. Will slnntl
well. Price $6.oo.
].G.]amieson
DR1'c;<;1s'r
_ The Medical Hall. '
n
I _
_ l""i S11..'..`. "i    
- Casseroles
“ie haue |111,-i\'11i flirt .'| .".'cn1
the 1-1.1l11~1s ilil' xc-1_1 111:\\'1‘s1 111'-
s11;1i-: in this mon .1p;\11_;i1i-1!=:
\\'l-]i)l‘-i\Ll L`1ll7`l`.~`. i1;1'lt1ii11g
l‘ic l‘l;1l1=~=, P.1k1~ li1~l111.~. il1:.'\11
Vols a111i5al.11l 1)? .l.1--.
l`l1¢~ <il\'1:1' f`r_11n¢':- 111 tl11-so sro
lu-.1|1iu11ll_.> p1cr1c.'.1|:1!'l11‘ .i11i1.j_(
ar1-|~1111- \\i1111-1n:=i.>~' ‘1111l i1111\-.11
o1.tsi1i1'. 'l`hr_v r11;1k1~ the best
1:o1\ki1‘); |111-izuii.
G il. Taylor
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l
A I2il0l`ONS`.
HARD fl()A
» We w1ll |111.~11-..»..11_e-111-. 1-1` 1|11~
1|1i-1iit,\'|l.111| t1-.11 1.1 limb ",,,,,.
.\'t|l '.1/.1'1. :1|11'_.~ l11'11» 1l1..11l l|11-
»\11;:11'~t.
if )'1\\1 \\'.111t lil-~l1of' 1191! :tt ti1' l1‘\11‘:;
p1'11'1»
O1'1lcr11.111 <,11|.;1l\ .,,.,1,~_
1 A. Pickord 81 Co.
; 1
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H11.\111»;.».1-;1-31-21-111; 1~;x1;|;11s11,1t~'.~1_
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1.,-.1
;\111l
1;|l1
The (ir/intl ’l‘r\_:1ik ltariivny has iam,
ed a circular a11tl1o1-17.1111: nil _1\1;c_nt`.~
ln Canada to sell lloiiitstrt-ileis' lig-
cnrslon tickets to points 111 W1-stern
Canaria. This is i11ter1.:-_ting informa-
tion for those dcsirilin, to take 1111111111.
tags of these cxciirsiiirm on ef,-11,1111.
dates from April to Septcinher lllll.
The Grand Trunk lioutc is thc most
ln'»0T05tlUf»5. taking 11 piissrriigst
through the popul1it1~_1l cf-1111-1-,-1 111 (jmi
ada, through Chicago and tlisiicc vin
Duluth or r.1u'u uriicago and cha twin
cities nf Mirincripolis 111111 ,~;t_ P11111
Ask Grand 'l‘runk A151-nts for f111-H1111
porticiilars. W. IC. lio1:crs_ <tity’l`i1-k-
Ff- Alront.. 3-itflfltiisliitlseulli
r-- _ _-,_ .._. _ _
l uting
1 Shoes,
Tliisis the sort of weather
that brings the vaeatioii fever
on.
To enjoy your (lining you
1 j slioiililwe-at comfortable (1111.
ing Slices.
Canvas and Linen in whilc
and iuauy other shades,
Be H005 i0 your faitliful
feet. Let them en_]oy their
outing 111 a. pair of Canvas
Outing Shoes.
From 25c up'
AT
off 0 ros
|i1‘1r11‘. an integral Dart of the B\`ltiBl1
l111»e1_ @1111 1-.-111 remain 11111161-the con-tw the deeire for neutrality- The
111.1 .11 rhe A111n1r111ty 1111`1-ing the con- agreement Hives no hint ef a nes-
1
lm 111-Il-k11o\v11 111 this -_'ity and in thc
lrhc 1_'1'1;11| 111i1j11rity of the electors
ri-is cuaacorrarowu ouaxniauuw
_.___._. ._ - -- '- 'l th I h ` i h uld
SA,;ql(2Av` AUGUST 5' I9" :J es and ere ore t e serv ce s 0
'I`Hl<} INTER IMPERIAL NAVAL AGREEMENT. su
1.11 The ships of on-th Doiiiinioninda and Australia todo what is con- Lnjoy their food and those who feel
11».1'11i f111~1~1\ will' hoist at the stern|¢@mplated by the agreement. indolent and without ambition. _Price
tl11~wi11te eusign as the symbol ofthe The utter impossibility of either $1.00 per bottle. ~The MacKinnon
,_1|1111.1-ity of the Crown, und at the Canada or Australia remaining reu- D
_1n._»l1511111 me 111.<1111c111‘e has 0! the tml when Britain 1.1 engaged in wer
lD:1:11inion, lwith another great power, esD¢°l=\lll'
141 The Canadian and Australian"
tloveinnieiits will hare their own na- as we are under the British flag we
,val stations, as agreed \Il10H. Mid shall be open to attack by Britaiu's
iii-oin time to time the limits of the enemies, however- much we may de-
lstations nrc as described in schcdulei -
. , _ - , ' a
A-, (,111_ada, and schedule B, Austra ity. The uiemy would be his own Cla" at 2.30' visitors welcome.
lin.
The wo1‘1i111,z of the war clause is as|
__ 1ollow5~ the unfortified coasts and harbors
"lil time of war, when the naval of Canada and Australia would in- 3
lser\‘ic-1- of :1 Dominion or any part
iliereoi has been put at the disposal
of the Imperial Government by the
l1..111inion authorities, the ships will
ti11‘.1n111-1» of the war."
The reservation in the first clause
or the aizreeinent, that the naval ser-
vices und forces of the Dominionaiin naval defence, while preserving to
_-:h:.ll he cxclasiwly under the controll the Dominion Executives ns much
of their Executive Govcrniiients has
11,, ,lg 1_1. the statin-1 and control of principle of co-qperatiou in the most Strait. The board ice would afford
l11»i1‘ r1~s111~1-t1v1- n11\'11-s were submit- affective way between the navies of excellent starting and landing sur-
11~1l to l'arl1111111-nt hy Sir Wilfrid the United Kingdom and the two face, and the distance from edge to
,;,111~11-r. li is a highly important Dmninions. edge would be only about five miles.
.11»cn11ic11t, thc salient fc1‘urcs of '|`hz1t Canada and Australia shall
wn11~|1 we 11111119, own and entirely control the navies co
111 Th.. 111111111 1:1-rvices and forces that they build and pay for secmsa ,
of lin- ll11111in11»11s of t"ana1ia nndgrmmoiiable proposition, at least in gl
\1n<1.1>.-ilia will hc ci1clusiv1~ly undcr'ti1uo of Deace. For a time of war the b
ilu: 1'1111t1-ol of tl11-1r Exccutivii Gov- agreement contemplates unity of Con-
v1~111111-11ts. i trol for all the naval forces of the
1: The tr111ni111,; and discipline of Enipire. 'l`r11e, neither Canada nor pm-lmmgntg are to have auturrin ses-
l1~ naval I1-rccs of the lloniiniona Australia are hound by the agree- sions. And both will have very im-
will he _se-11c1'all_v uniforin with the n'1r»nt to place their warships at the portant matters to deal with.
'11-.'1i11ir.1: a11<i <i1s1ipl1111- of the fleet ofi1lisposnl of the Mother Country in
1i11\ l'ni11:1l Kingtloiii, and by arrange-, tinue of war, hut the way iS DFBPBTUI
.11-111 111l11#1_\r1»= u|11l men of thc said for so doing and there can be little
t1.°>re~.- \11|l nn i11tcrcl1r11\i:ahl<~ with 110111,( as to what would be done in phosphites. It gives appetite and
1111.-.-1~ 111:1le1~ thc control of the llrit- gnfh an emergency. It would chen be vim builds u the bod and nerves
ici- .»\1l11i1ralty. _ clearly in the interest of both Can- il
a naval power, is apparent. So 10111!
sire to hold to 11 convenient nelltrhl
judge as to what part of the British
possessions he would strike at, and
vitc attack.
A11y war vessels of ii British Domin-
ion that refused to tight would be-
come proper and easy prizes to the
enemy‘s_,ships, with very scant P05811
sible or attemptcdnentrality, but it
seems an entirely sane and practi-
cable plan for securing co-operation
control of their own fleets in peace
been the subject of much discussion.
1111 the one sirle it is contended that
this rcs.»rvntion implies thc belief
1_h1-t 11 lloiiiinion muy or may not
tnlte part. in :1 war in which tlieinilleriul security.
and war as is commensilrate with
'the efficient defence of the Empire as
ii wlinle. We regard it as #1 l\1<liCi0“E
step in advance toward the goal' of
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'i`ill-L |'.~\li'l`\` Ntll\llN/\'l‘lt>NS.
'V11-.1 1,11-1g»~ party 1»onv1-1il_ions u1ct.i1\
H1111 1-11;; 'ycstertlny fifternoon and
1-:11~l1 111:i1|1- r'h11icc of two umirlitlntcs
1111- the 1111111111: 1~lcr‘t11111. The eiifiice nf
the 1,il11~r11l1: was l\ic1~u¢1'1<, A. U. War-
h111't1111 and l',. ld. l'ro\v1:r, the 1'r.\11~1--
1-‘1-11t:1t.i\'c1< in the lair- House, nlllllwho
hud 1111111 1';1rr11‘1| the pn1'i.y stsilidaril,
ilu-11;;l1 1|11::|11~1~1~ssf|1ll_\' in 1904.
'l`l11» t'11ns1~1'v:1tivc conve11t,io11 nuidc
1'l111|1'r~ of .\. _»\. hlcllcaii, K. (Ze, and
I11111.'1l1| Nicliolsfiri of this city as its
1-:1111l1dal,1-s, .\lr. 1\ic_l.ca1n sat in the
il<1'1|s1- 11f t`11111|i1ons f1'o111 1904 to
liifiii, 11211111; with Mr. l‘1'ln1'l.iu, hnili
11111111 1111.:111i~1-1~.<1~'f11| in tlifi. election of
l`."l>. .'\l|'. .\`ich11ls1m is |1e\v to l‘:ir-
l1:1|111»11i:11'_v lifc., huff in r'111111u11n with
thi- other 1':1111li1l:itcs 11l`vi1ot.h piirtics
.f:11r1-1.un1linL' 1io|1nl.r_\'_ Each tickr-thas
1»111~ lawy1~1~ :1111l our b\|si11esH man up-
on iv, so that thus far honors arc
1\m:_v. _
it si-1-|111: likely that r1~1'_i|»rocii.y will
'-f""!iiv u1111'c nttcliiiou than any oth-
er 11\:e1<i111n tlurini; thelcziiiipniigii, \111l
seein di.-1111sc1l to vote on party lines
more than upon a rlncstion of trade
or 1:'11non1ics. Anil past elections
h11\'1- shown that the electors of
t¢u1=cn‘s t`1.1111ty are pretty evenly di-
vided irc-tween the two parties.
'Vo Horne extfnt the 1_-slfctioii is a
"inc bcnool that has won
the Confidence of the People"
Young
WOTHZH-U
:ire you desirous of he-
coming .-elt`~s11ppor1ing.’ if
so, you will make 110 mis
take in learning steno-
grapiiy and tyyievilriting at
ilu- UNION COMMER-
CIAL COLLEGE. What
line 11t`1~n1ployn1eut. can you
thinl-: of that is more con-
genial or the services better
paid for? Well trained sten-
ogr:1pliers.e1ucl1 as we grad-
uate. receive good wages. ~
'l`liere is no occupation so
well adapted to train young
women in business and its
"way.<." We train our stud-
ents to do the work just
asbiisiiicss inen do it rind
want it done in their offices.
Gregg Sliorthsnd and
Touch Typewriting are the
_vounig womavfa p:1ll1t0 silrctss.
Ask for new Vrospccliir.
Union Commercial Col-
lege.
Wm. Moran
Principal,
referendum on the question of reci-
procity, hut it is more than that.
Reciprocity will be disposed of one
way or the other very shortly after
the new Parliament. shall meet, and
thc electors cannot be inscnsihle to
the fact thi-it the same Parliament
will probably continue to transact
the country’s business for four or
live Years to come. Again, if reci-
Procity is c111lo1'1~1c1i hy the people the
(lovernment is also endorsed and
fzivcn 11 new lease of power, while if
1-ociprocity should by any chance he
rejected the present Government
would he defeated and the Conserva-
tives hrouglit into power.
M~rc<»\'cr tlicrc are important ques-
tions affecting our own Province to
be coiisidcred. Whether' we shall get
reciprocity or not we want bcttcr
*-Fflnsportntion facilities, we want our
just claims against the Dominion Het-
tlcd and more money for Provincial
helleeheeping. We cannot anoi-11 to
1WHit tive years longer for these
things. and 11 1111111111 ne wen 101 both
the candidates and the electors to
mnkn clear their wishes and inten.
11.1 of olli
'Y D ng.
“lil 910190 039.1911; pJr15i:1.1 111 1111011
A misplaced line made nonsense of
what we intended to say in this col-
Umh Yesterday about the qnsntitieg
null values of potatoes imported and
eXl>0rtcd. The quantity imported
from the States was 357,234 bushels
valued at $210,089. Besides there
were imported 41,709 bushels 01
'iW00f l'0¢H¢008, valued at $40,600.
The flllllntliy of potatoes exported
from Canada to the States was 22,-
271 bushels Valued at $13,835. Can-`
'Ula Hhorted to various countries
‘Mt Year over a million bushels of
Potatoes, hut very few of them com.
P‘"*‘-Uvllly were sent to the States.
_._
An aeroplane service to carry the
mall from London to Windsor is to
T V _ 1 _I
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* Wanted 
at Once
Schooners a r c
wanted at _once for
charter to carry
’ ®@®@©®@@@©®®©@x? 9%
3l@©®S
@@©~
Ill
-»ooo.T°J©®@@®®©»
Inverness Coal
from Port Hastings
to Suinmersid e,
Souris, Crapaud,
Pownal, China Point,
Mount Stewart and
you of energy and snap you har.
h
Wadman at 11 and Rev, Mr. Heaney
y, .
Calfskins (free of heads)
D
.Have You Marked
tried. The distance is about 21
easily practicable. Should it prove
the future. It would be easy to
There is still a hitch i11 the Moroc-
negotiutions owing to thc “exces-
ve demands" of Germany, but the
anger of war arising»is thought to
e past.
Both the British and Canadian
::-If this hot weather is robbing
ettcr get a bottle of Gibson's Hypo-
. D Y
nd rejuvenates the system general-
y. Splendid for those who do not
rug Co. drtf.
[IHUHEH SEHVIIIES
_ METHODIST
First Methodist-Rev. Dr. J. W.
t 7. Sunday School and Bible
Grace Church-Rev. J. W. Wudman,
D.D., at 11 and Rev. Wm. Harrison
at 7. Pew tive reserved for College
tudents. Everybody welcome.
PREBBY TERIAN.
St James-Rev T. F. Fullerton at
eleven and seven. Visitors cordially-
invited.
Zion.-Morning prayer meeting at
ten a. m. Rev. R. G. Strathie at cl-
even and seven. Sunday School and
Bible Class at two thirty. College
students and strangers cordially wel-
come.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. -
Central (fli1'istian-Rev J. F. Floyd
at 11 and seven. Sunday School
and Bible class at 2.30. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 8 p. 111. All seats
free. Everybody, including college
students. cordially invited. Minlsterlis
residence, 104 Prince.
BAPTIST.
Baptist-Rev Mr Fash at 11 and
seven. Sunday School at I0 11,
m., with ‘L.oyalist" tllass for adulti
in church`anditoriuni. A cordial wel
come is extended to all thc services
of this “home-like church."
` ANGIJCAN.
St. Paul's--Rev. 'l`. W. Murphy at
ll and 7. Holy <(‘.on1m\|nio11 nt ll
,o'clock scrvicc.
St. l*‘eter'1-1 (l11tl1edi'al~8tl1 Sunday
at eleven an1l seven. Sunday School
and Bible Class, at 2.30. All seats
frcc. Holy Coniinunion 8.30 1-1. ni.
ST. DUNS'l‘AN’S CATHEDIIAL.
First Mass at 7.30, (`.hildrcn's Mass
at 8.30, Catechism immeriiatcly after,
Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vespcris
and Benediction at 7 p. m.
SALV ATION ARMY.
Sunday. Services at 11, 3, and
$.30 p. m. Wcek nights service.--Mon
day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sato;-_
day at eight p. in.
CHARLOTTETOWN MAlil{'E'1‘S.
Correctedfor every Wednesday and
Saturday issue. '
Beef (quarter) per lb 8 to 1|
Beef (small) per lb. 8 to 16
Becta, per bunch 41.1111
Butter 21 to 22
Mutton, per lb. 9 to in
Lard, per lb. , 16 to 18
Mutton (small) per lb 9 to 12
Hadishes, per 2 bunches 3 to 5
Lettuce, per bunch 5
White Oats
Rlack oats
Eggs per dozcn
Ha per ton
36
38
16 to 17
$8 to $9
15
Hides
Pclts, each
ticks
Fowl
9
45 to 60
12
10 to `ll
fl. U
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<9.
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.,@_,:_~»..r ,.,;`,1-1' r 
'~~ ' ‘->-'1-"_: ‘ . -1-. "`-fl 
that Grave ?
You do notfwish that grin-s
_ to go unm»-rkuri. nellmtad
or unf-.amd for. do you 7 Anti
thera’n no resno-1 why it
nlwuld he left that way.
e have 1| splendid nteok
of memorial stones hors,
both in monuments ann
hendstones. The dvniznn are
distinctly beautiful. lvhq
workmanship excellent.. nu
can easily afford to get 11
@©@"f€@° ° il@@, o
V51
Rustico.
Highest freight
rates paid.
H. M. Davison
\\'im|ena|e Selling Agents
8- 5d;\i `
2,00
QOOOOQ
~
i
lood memorial furour pric-
es are most. moderate and
our terms easy.
Call or write for full ln-
formation.
R. B. Innes '
ccessful it may lead to 8l`°8l9 F0' °
, suits in regard to the mall carryihl
|51-f111‘e thc dissolution the agree- Mother Country is engaged. This is of
1111-nt h1~11\-een the Governments of obviously a strained interpretation. use this ,plan in winter at the
H1-11:11 liritriin, vanadn and Austrs- The essence of the agreement is the Cape, ggi-055 the Northumberland
fig out here at _lust 2.25 por _______>
1u1r..G1at.hold of some to-day. *""`"'“'“" ""“" "‘-- '-~--*;~----~ ---» --.~_ A----~~
- Canada, quality considered.
hold A Buyers
_
gas   '€__;__i_ 1’ "1~1.1 *fflli
_sl__'___~_T;__a__ 
._. . , l 1 ;~f;-1..--
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The House of Quality,
_Gm I' ~» 'l`oi0ur Friends _ A 
5_1' The Farmers and House- asf"
I  Furniture l
\Ve wish to extend a'
cordial invitation to visit
our silesroonis ' when in
Chariot clown.
Our large and beauti-
fully appoiuteii furniture
1lepart111_c11t. is no more than
eiiiiuiensurate “ith the
won<le|'fnl variety of 11113
inost original and heaiiiiful
fiiriiiture ami house furn-
ishings ever assembled in
one aggrcgaitiiiii wiiich wg
are now showing. Vi/e shall
welcome your early in.
sptetiou of the store and
the stock.
1 Jas. P ro, co.,
Victoria Row, Chanottetown, P. E. I. g
B. Currents 13 t0 15
N Potatoes $1 00 lillhli
Cauliflowers
11All.Y AIR-BHIP Fl.l(lH'l‘S
AT llAl.ll<`AX EXHIBITION.
The Annual Nova Scotia Fair. Wi\iCl\
Opens on August 30th, Will bc a
Happy Blending of Amuse-
ments and Educational'
Featiires.
The diitcs of thc great Exlu 11
at Halifax are riipiilly approaching.
ldxhibition. The education cxl1il>it.u
in u1anufa.ciui'es and our natural rn-
sourccs will be inagnitied and 111111112
the most of hilt ti1c(‘on1111i1~1Si1iu
iimilseineut. will bc coinliinotl in n
hiippy \vuv \vitl11111t_ the sacrifice in
.itoi twcnfy~ti11cc yearn of flee 'l‘i11
Mr. (lon1ln.lc the (‘1111i11\issio11 have so
one of thc seven days of thc ldxhihi-
tion.
I houizht a liorsc. with a iuippnscilly
incu1'.'1hlc ringbone fur $110, (‘.1|red
him with $l.00 worth of MIN/iRil‘t_l
i.iNIMFN'l‘ and sold him fo1'$85.0t).
Profit on Linimcnt, $514.00.
_ MFIISE Dl<ll¢(`irl(`.l‘l.
llotcl Keeper, St. I’hillipp11, Que,
shirts and full length drawers
'egular price 3.50 persult cle 1r~
Moore Q McLeod 8'-3d3i.
 :
A-:_
l
New Arrivals .,
lliiilliliicrric A uart M to  l » ` Q  
in 1 9 1 2
Calendars
We liavejust received a
superb assoitment of cal-
endar sauiples for the fea-
son of 1912 and urge all
prospective customers to
see and inspect promptly,
forthe showing is 8. mag-
nificent one and orders
must be in well in advance
for prompt shipment.
I-Ia.ugers,c11t outs, and
plain calendars are shown
here, plain, tiuselled and
embo-sed and in imitation
oil paintings.
There’s a splendid as-
sortment of wall pockets
, and newspapers holders ,
besides. Prices cant be
beaten by anv concern in
Call, write or phone 123 1
h
, 11111 iioninl ,
Advertising Agency
il-_
Moore Q Mc.Lc1od 8-3113!.
1"
"You can`t get better values in
Cherries. fluflff- 12 *-0 15 'boys' and men’s suits than we are
Bl\10b8l`I`icB 5 to ll oliering right now. The quality of
tailoring and materials is high
bile our rices are as low ns vou
~ - ~ w p _
UBbbaS°5 5 t° 5 can find a.11y\\'l1e1'c, for the qiiality.
P0218 _ lf' fl’ 13 Boys' suits, $2.75 to $5.75; 1ucu's
Goeeeherrlee 7 W 2 511113, $7.75 to .$18.00. u_H. 2111111-1.'11,
1
58 Queen Street, 8-»ld2i.
Those pretty serpentine orepo
klmonos that you have been ask-
Ing for are here agialn-ilnd tho
new lot is prettier than ever.
_lust oomaln -tuls affords ti c.
1'or every taste--a nd prattv 111 arly
A large showing offitim
both in colored c.ropec.lo1.h.
length $1.75. Long lanqiu
Another great lot of
swoator coats for wouiou
ovory size as well. All the
new colors. Moore 'lt Mo|_co1j
8 311.51
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f)n the 30th of this mouth the ln- _‘ 3-- { _, \`
1l11st.riiil Fair, of which the l’rovincc ,  '
is so justly proud, will open iti-. _, ~_ - _»;‘
gates at Halifax. _For the liast _ ` ` y ;.'_ ',311
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voted themselves exclusively to whnl I 'f"l>l/’f“,._l fI`r.’¢'. 'lf' '
might he called the legitimate len- _   ‘ __ ';_, 1  _ `v LV
tures or the erllicational aspect of tho 5'3" - " _,.'_-',;","‘."-5`j";`»"'~` "
Fair. This side of the Exhiliitioii V .  ».~»» ~ ' //_
will not hc ucglucteil i11 the c.1\111iv11; /"/,/ff`,,».'I`/1' f_ _"7"
. . ` _ \’o111*r1n't instlri- ,\'o1ir.'-1\lf;11i\'111 1re than vour hrilise can insure itucl
my respect of the one [Ui U10 0l»i\L‘Y`~ 1111111 who |i1~1\frr.~1t11:1:1\1111io111-y \\:h1rih l.if1-l1\s\`1ra|11:oroots 1`11rget1-. that whit
 salient f1::rtu1'e of the n.11111sc11u-nl. ;~¢,:;1'11ii:i(l111-1 wlilv :111-|i1;1{11il_vunit-Iiiliiioiairythilrisk of his 111-ath. lJ11n‘t lot th:
m.,,gl.unl will lm HH, uipnhip nights _ e ri\' 1' 11111r1'~|‘. avci 11 .11 \\'1t_111s:~ioul. liisilraiicc. _ _ _
hy Frank B. G0mh|YlL__ lm aerial m/i_ Our|.1t1 s.\1r~t|1c loueslniiri 1i1\1<l1~nfle-ilu poi|1_\-iiol1ic\1s the hiiriiest.
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iliewspapcrs of the iluitcd Stntoi-i  5  q  (h;||'|0".3
tr; °Hl‘)ll°;_‘;3ltifi‘l ’1'\,"'fl’_“f"l'U‘[l”‘l:,}l_“f<'fE:;:3';l':’ . l’i'ov. lifgrs. (lrcat-\Vcst Life.
who will make daily flights froiii t.i11l S- M» "HRS, Ag¢|`|l al SUmmef3ld¢'
liIxl1il1ition Grounds nt Hiilifax, 11111]  _
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couple of years the (`o11in1ission hav- - '~ iw' ff’ f./';)-.fy -
ing the Exhibition in charge have do- __ -` -‘ »  /4” /“-2""
:.i‘.‘..';‘;i.‘f.  so ::'“;:':::.'f;:"t.1 NOTHING QAN ‘ _1
ren! ui.t1‘:i<‘.t.1ol\. lotiucatinn and `   
who will hc sccn as 1111 avliitoi-1111111-11.‘ '_ _ f"*“’“ " *"1* Y' ~  '" "V
evci' the wind is not blowing imirp
than twenty miles an hour. Besides _' ' " "H: 4'  F
   Lay By Some Money
U For the Future. Young Mall
The Canada |.if1~ Arrnurance
in tho bc_11\. p11ss|hl11|nvost_1ne1\t. rot-111111111: dollars for cents in
vofitad, ls the boat. 11rf1l.oct.i_1\11 you could snctire for those depend
ent unon you, fronts v1-ry_i1tt.ln htel. brings ::r11nt returns. '|'ho
very fact h_al. youaro 1v_11l11-_a\\'11ko_cnoui:h and physically lit. Ln'
have y'o`ur|1fo1ns1i|‘ad will l1fl.ynu in tho estimalioii of business
!v1<"_\. , lite Driyrm-nts arg vary oasy and can ho 11uit.od to your
Inrlividnnl mnaii.-1. Uall in to a,v and san wlmi, 1,111; Unngdg, |,i|g
has t11of_ff-r you--~tha Dnnndn Lita is tho stronzost company on
W, _ Man if
K R()gerS P. E. l.aB:nch “_-“_
in a help tn any young num, It
the continent,
F11-.e AERTEX oi-;1_1Ii1.A1z 1111 C' H' BLACK' SP¢°l°l Agml- `
Jerwa.1r,|na1| slzes.1ong slnovo  "'  i; - -
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want success--yo11’ll
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lf yon’re` satisfied with the profits
your great-grandfather made, if you just l
\van_t to el<_e out ri bare existence from your
1 business, if more business don‘t look good
to you-well, a phone will be just in the _
wriy--zi bothersome ornament.
But,_n1ark it down plain, if you want 1 '
more business, ri larger and better class of
eusto1ners,straigl1t tips on all the markets,
the most profitable of inside information
and the respect of your customers and
envy of your competitors-`-in short if you
fm' YOU, and you won’t waste time over it
_ _ _The phone will bring you business - ‘
I I it will prove i_t_s worth in better -returns,
in actual additional cash in your till. ~
Let Contract Dept prove these facts to you . i
Telellhone Co. of P. E. Isla at 1
Charlottetown. P. E. l_ "`
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l 'I 110 big 1111111 i.s~11't big in spite of tile 1
. l0l€']>l10nC‘-11's because of if to ai certain
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