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'Municipal__ Bonds _
    
~, _ -_... Q; 0. _
_ w1N_it'IPno,- oct. at-oussls¢l\¢.mf
or cygrunr-seoleelcel surveyor oi
arm' Britain, and or rimless, ....0
consulting geologist to the Burmah
Qil Gompsny and the British govern-
‘~'""i._    °f Mnddld °5°\‘i\\§l yum' mst. ‘arrives in winnipeg me mom-
ies =s1\ishsl>s% per cent on mga sim seas... Musici-
 Bond Company, Limited
T 'assi sl nssir..1'a0i|.u..g 0 I
f ";§.5;_~'  John! Ng _Bs I ‘
 roar-{-_8~_z'IM3mos _ V V =
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lligll Ufedt Bonds for Conservative Investors "
' ~ We oifer a block of the undermem.
tioned high grade bonds in lots in suit
pI'§rehi°°":r N sw ‘ °
- _ rov uceo ova ti 4'.
\ City of Halifax 4’s. a a
' “ Town of S dney 4’s `
. Town of (glade Ba 4's
Town of Piotou 4}2,’s.
Maritime Tel. & Tel. 6's. V
gave gentle. Steel & Coal 5's.
. ova ti Steel ds Coal . _ '
Stanfie§i0’s llimited, 0's. Deb stock
'lglsrifdad Consolated Telephones, 0 " 411: Q 4;
_ _ A race ana run psi-healers .iris bi." _ It ""  
 Elven upon application. _ '_ E *--
|=,_~ B. uecuimv & co. _   _ I
I .i  ' Hsmhsrs lloniresl Sleek lxchsn|s. In `°
' |64 Richmond Si, Charlottetown, P. ll. I. °
ll/ l' xii: p_p
Cl1"Town Motor Vehicle CT:
_Agents For The Famous
I McKay Autonobiles
We have opened a garage on the
corner._oi Queen , and Sydney Street in the
wareroorns of W. Grant 8: Co., and will
cairry a..1ine of McKay Cars for hire, will
be let at reasonable rates,'v».ith` Chatleuree
Telephone 4 5], for a car. . .
I `RICHARD GRANT' '
. ` Manager ,
71 I--8?-Mtf 5
i 1 i _ _ 1
mx sincl nuuminls __
FURNISHED BY 'rum MARITIME sox _10xoHaNo.m .AND INvs:s'r-
. Mawr oo1uPaNY L'rI_>. l
, Listed Amt.
¢»~ Par Price Oflered
10°
1 0
-._...._.
Model ........ ......... ............. ..................... ...... .......100 '\`
Belmont    .   ......_...1oo 100 -~
smith ......    . . . .  -- ----100
Btalldard   .. .   ......100
Barkers  . .. . ..  .. ` .  .......100 _
Daitgn  . .. .. _ ._   ....,100
Brlr ten   .. .  .. . .  ......£100
.Up.t°.n~.° ’."7f*,‘ |»°¢~~,-mu. is 1.. F.. . ... ...... ......... 
Charlottetown-  4....  .. .  ~
Rexel   . . . . .. . . ........10o
  .. ..... . ........100 100
Bllsk-l'0¥.`Ltd.  .. .. . . . .......100 100
Vi°_f°1”i\ Farm  .  . ..  .  .......100 100
IVdl`f.;..»...».'.. am... mi... ... -... . - .- . . . . . ......H100 110
Dlnnis   ..  ..,. ..  . ._.____100 100
Provincial   .. . .  ......100 100
G°°1'Betown    .  .. . . ......100 100 _
Dalton Howatt   ' _100 100
100
100
100
.ifo 120
ts
90
105
50
80
110
90
105
100
V .50
115 -  _ ._ .,.
110
100
100
110
100
Taylors     .. . .,'   
Greet Osnads Northern  . .......100
0‘"‘“'»I1°".   .     ..  ......-100
Tuplin Irving  .. ..  .. .  .  0:
Dominion ....  .   .... .. ..._  '
Massachusetts       
110 _
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THE FOLLOWQINGI FOX COMPANIES HAVE DEOLARED DIVIDENDS
` T0 DATE. . '
Dividend " » ` ‘
__ & stock Total Cash Cash Dividend
Ranch Authorised bonus Dividend ' Per Gent. '
Ospltsl, Per Cent. ~
[Bunbury $100,000 820 300,000
Park 90,000 45 40,500
V 10.000 00.000
00.00° 00,000
150,000 ` _ 60,000
05.000 ' 40 280,000
000 95 28.760
M .
17! .
s§5§ass§§e§
_ /
900
860
40
Bar. _ 00.000 100.000
100,000 172.000
-..  . s0.s00 _ Ive ss.s00
190.000 _ 0° 114.090
lsrm-V  _ ‘
_ 00.000 ses us.s00 100
40.000 ‘ 00| 10.000 - III
sssls with one lox still ior
000* 800-_ I
s§aEs§§
lc: ‘iid
0% 'asa
*ll
e
s§=.!fs§
00,000
87.500 _
00.000  -rs
ing earoutetn calgary and adlaeene
territory, where he is about to con-
duct a rigid survey of the oil ,ands
,eq tht southwest or that city. I
Speaking oi the possibilities oi the
territoryuover `which‘the expert has
already been. Mr. Craig stated today
that the possibilities were tremend-
ous. The navy royal commission on
mel and engines had called him be-
fore them in London to give evidence
on our possibilities or Western Gan-
ada in oil, if the product was as
great as Mr. Craig expected it would
mean that naval' eyes would be turn-
ed direct to the west as s. source of
fuei_~!ol° the British navy, a matter
which_.was now being given the most
serlousi consideration. The lack oi
oil fue, being owned ,ln British ter-
ritory was the great drawback and
should Western Canada be able to
nrovide the quantity the “matter
might speedily be settled to the
great advantage of the west.
Mr. Craig leaves tonight with
Mowbray S. Berkley, for Calgary,
I where he will make final geological
surveys and iirst test wells before
finally passing his definite opinion.
A note of warning regsrdirig rash
speculation was issued by Mr. Craig,
who pointed out that the petrolifer-
ous lands that are southwest - of
Calgary, while being rich in oil,
could be next to a_strip which would
bear no oil at all.
c.BOLI.{l‘~EN-ESS-“Ai VALHABLE -CULT
I _Y.__1l.'l_i`§‘gsl‘l'i_€d from no bther point of
Vitllv, than as- au asset in journeying
through'»`li.fe, politeness-and the ob-
.seavauce _oi email courtesies will be
._-Jo lI.¢1s.l\;,'very_,,vnluable cult.
_.'1'&‘ue', 'the blusterlng, pushing man
 woman makes a way o( its sort,
L 'but‘lf,'o10sely' observed neither can
very readily come baclf anotlfer time
with any success. Aggressiveuess is
often needed, but irnpoliteness
never. .When it is necessary to sm-
phasize, even that may be done'with
dignity Bhd a perfectly polite manner
carrying weight far better than arro-
gance and rudeness ever can.
Many there are who think and say
that withwsome people to be polite
leaves the impression oi cowardice,
but the well bred man or woman
knows better, They
know that courtesy does
not mean to be afraid oi anything
 anybody. and no mistake is pessi-
e.
'-_‘-1 _..-
The courteous woman has always
the refuge of silence, or, perhaps, the
privilege of sarcasm, while the polite
man can defend himself with his ilsts
if need be, yet help his adversary up
with all the curiosity of a.'friend
thereby making n friend of him in-
deed, .
THIRTY MILLION DOL-__ ' " f _
Luis ses 
" _ ._-4 i if il »
OTTAWA, Oot. 26.-The Public
_ §_7,$.:¥DeD°P°I*l\°l¢ itll csth br. ten-
et 3 s (gy s r th
_W on  I ewg on r ‘con-
cret0°"D _ s Vfcto s, . . The
new piers at-'Victoria will be con-
structed in the outer harbor within
a shielding breakwater, and the work
as now Planned, aggregating a total
expenditure oi over $5,000,000, will
provide for the growing shipping of
the port for years to come. _
.Millions are being spent also on
Vancouver harbor, besides some $700,-
000 on the dredging of False Creek
within the harbor. At Esquirnalc nl-
so the Government' purposes building
a huge dry dock 1150 feet long, sim-
ilar to that at Levis, for which the
Prime Minister last Friday turned
the first sod.
Other immense Federal expenditures
on ports include the Toronto harbor
improvements, costing five millions,
and the contracts recently awarded
for three sections ofthe new Welland
Canal. These latter total about $19,-
000,000 or a third of the total cost
of thc canal. Besides the important
improvements planned at Montreal
harbor there are the costly works
that are being undertaken also at
Quebec, both by the Public Works
and Railway Departments. At St.
John improvements are now under
way that will total about thirty
millions.
IN THE GRASP OF
A WHIRLPOOL.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., October
24-Over four hours in the grasp of
the whirlpool in a small motor bout,
rescued at eight o'clock last. night
Peter W. Langaard, of Dare, wns
more dead than alive. I-Ie was taken
to a hotel on the Canadian side,
where it was said he would be all
right in twenty-tour hours, although
his nerves were badly shattered by
the ordeal through which he passed.
Langaard made the trip through
the Whirlpool rapids from the Maid
of the Mist’s Landing, on the Cana-
dian side of the whirlpool, to furnish
s. subject for s. moving picture film.
The trip had been made several times
before without mishap. _
Laugaard navigated the rapids
safely, but when he swung into the
whirlpool, driftwood clogged the
propeller oi his boat - and be was
powerless to bring the craft out oi
the centre of the vortex.
For nearly three hours he endeavor-
cd to clear the propeller by leaning
over the stern 0! the boat, but the
drlftwood was so tightly jammed be-
tween the flanges and the hull that
he could not remove it and the car-
ecning oi the boat when it was suck-
ed into the very centre oi the whirl-
pool made it necessary for him to
devote nearly all his eilorts to keep
it from overturning.
Shortly before eight o’clock Fred
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. `Feeling'Qut Off*
» Sorts_?,* ` 5
IIIl|»»»»»»»»ilI ,`¢.§“'Il||  
‘_ _: 0'
(fI_,:
-XA ` .
A Dose of 1
. ‘l
will set you right. Its invig-
orating sciienon the liver and
digestive organs will clear
yourbrain and give youinew
interest in work or play. ` .
rel.. A1's°¢u."|ll..i{.'
To-dey. . '
 `n|||‘||n||||m||||u||||I|\mu|
ae su n...05..e. ='
Q
Preston, of Niagara Falls, Ont., vol-
unteered to swim out with a life line
attached to his /waist. Langaard by
this time was exhausted and lay still
in the bottom of 'the boat, which
hobhsd around in the/vortex like r
cork: -7.
Aided by instructions called out by
Preston, the boat was finally manoe-
uvred out of the dangenzone, and
`was slowly drawnvnshvore., Preston
was given a great ovation by_ the
,crowd. i _ _
VICTIM OF OTTAWA'
MURDER CAME TO
DEATH BY VIOLENCE.
OTTAWA, Oct. 24.-4"'1‘hat Abra-
ham Rubenstein came to his death by
violence, consisting of a blow on the
head followed by strangulation by a
person or persons unknown to the
jury."
' The above verdict was returned to-
night at the adjourned inquiry into'
the death of Abe Rubenstein, of~
Brooklyn. N. Y., the bookmsker's
cant shop on Somerset street, follovh
ing the fall meeting at Connaught
Park. But little new evidence was
produced at the concluding session ot
thc inquest to-night. 'A witness
swore that he saw two negroes carry-
ing a trunk along Somerset street,
and identified a photo of a negro
named Slinn as one of the men.
Slinn's whereabouts are at present
unkn_own. ,J
MEXICAN'VOTING FUR '
PRESIDENT WAS SLIM.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 26.-At the
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rnmrrmm Pnovmol
saouarrms.
( new-'mnnhra as II; st s-
cliiidfy e 6°.. steer ...na none sign;
ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex-
. s ‘ _'ual siemens st. oner-
iriiiteidwn P. n. I. '
. Ask Bid
All sm-__ .‘ "~..‘. f _
§§°".l.  fS‘it" it & ii.
nut. oss. ssv. a 1.oss.....140‘ us
Eastern Trust 0ompsny.....14¢ 144
Halifax Fire Insuranes_.. ... 99
Mar. Tel. & Tel., Pid... _,.108
Mer. Tel. I Tel., 00m...  8|
Novo Seotis Underwe_sr...... 08
N. B. Underwear, Com...  45
8tsndeld's, Ltd., Pr-e¢........108_
Stantlelds, Ltd., Com... ..... 'll
Trinidad Electric... ...'... ...'ll
BONDS.
Eastern   »...  ... ...mil
Maritime all e p.c....  ...100 . 07
N. s.'smiaooe1.rn-ses. _ ‘
I per esnt...  ... ...° 080
N. B. itssl A Uosl, I 1».e.
D0bdl\t\1fl'sf.0Q\... ... ... Ol 1
Har. Tel. lr 'l‘sl.,\_p.e.......101 104
Porto Rico Rail., 0 p.0.....108| 100
-Btani\eld’s, 3%. s s.e...;....I0s0 100
Trinidad ill e. I p.s......~ si ll
M
89
98
05
70
100
BANKS.
British North Ameriesn......1ll
Canadian Bent of 0orn......I0l
Montreal...  ...    ...|80
Nova Bootie... ... ... ... ... ...|89
Royal Bank oi 
IIIQOBLLANIOUB.
Aesdis Fire Insurance... ...100
Assdis Buyer, Pfd...  ....100
100
I01
820
$07
Ili
00
V O7
0¢.¢~¢»-.acumen zvrfi-sy.. me.  sue. on...  ....re o_o .Q <1
close of the elections to-day, the in-
dications were that not sufficient
votes had been east to constitute a
1 -Hg' 5'-*-1
F oxes F or, ‘Sale
Two pairs Black Foxes-Isla nd
Stock, also four pairs choice Holt
Renfrew Stock all eligible for reg
istratlou price right for quick sale. '
H. B. WEEKS
- North Tryon
23:8-ro-27M6i` ‘ `
New, lwaichas
_ The kiss th at
 ,H . ._
'young menilike ma
“variety of styles and
South Side nseu B nits.
clerlr, whose body was found in a va-"'\
prices, also new fobs.
' /V
lIl`ESSvlIIEFIIillll
IIIIMMIIIIWIILIEII
“Every Woman Should Take
“Frl|Ii-a-i|ves”
lL_axtr.l'l‘. 0N'r., M/or xzth. 19:!
"Kindly publish this letter of mins
if you think it will bench! other women
who mi ht besfilicted with the disesles
I have ‘mad in‘the past, but sm now,
thanks to “Fruit-s-tives",oompletely
cured of. It is my firm belief that eveiz
woman should take “Fruit-s-tives"
she wants io keep herself in good health.
Before takin “Fruits-tives", I was
monly known as _"Nerves" or severe
Nervousness. This Nervousness
brought on the most violent attacks of
 ‘sf use -~..:°°.
s n u ocorsm crnewi ou
sny'peynnane§t relief. Constipation was
also a source of great trouble to me and
for which the Doctors said "I would have
lop tailte medlcige _alxledmyx !1lii`e”,t but
‘ ru -a.-t vea anis a ess mu-
blcs sud new I am s well woman"
' Mas. FRED. GADKE.
goo s box, 6 for $2.50-trial size, s5c.
At dealers or sent prenlgxon receipt of
price by Fruitfe-tives ted, Ottawa.
it I* I I I I  Nova Scotia Steleli 0! ,Coal 
lst MortgfaIg'eI   _f'__
I I5! p.  
B as -  
.   'ii  4; 'IJ' ~;'-J*
’ I it-I-‘l &w
fi
si s very siirscinve  in U   ,
» _.ff "IL'3'*i“/ii-rr‘v'.'_
Royal Securities ' 
Corporation Limited* ‘ I' .
Metropole Building, llollis St. _ _ -
llslilsx - " .
Toronto Quebec Montreal V ' 3
Ottawa London. lnl.
1 sts
I 1 I I l q
\
..........uy....5.1..1 Wm. ..1..¢l....... 5'|'gl\p|3|||p »§A||,|N(;§ _ I   `
P 
i_ |11- 
lssirssl
y I I ig
legal choice for the presidency to suc
ceed General Victoriauo I-Iuertu..
elections void when that body is o
ganized and revises the returns.
con.
ally thought that General Felix Dia
Flores Magou, had no printed ticks
names in blank ballots.
President Huerta did not vote. 'H
spent the day at his Popotla subur
Lian home.
to
Bristol
_ he
No oifncial announcement was made
to-night, but it was unoilicially es-
timated, judglng from the results in
the capital, where it was expected
the vote would be up to the average,
that less than 10,000 of the 80,000
eligible voters in the republic went to
the polls. It would be no surprise if '
congress, the members of which also
were voted for tc-day, declared the
r-
The leaders of the Catholic party
claimed a long lead, although they
were unable to estimate the number
oi votes polled for their candidates,
Federico Gamboa and General Rss-
'\-
‘Agent W. K..Rogers, City.
e 24th, the S. S. A. W. Perry
_ will leave Charlottetown for
Bostdrif via Hawksbury and
. Halifax Fridays at noon.
4 fEtl_.WBy"S
' ,e_a_dy`
‘ Bl`i°;e7f
J. L, Haddock oi' McGee, Mo., writes: “I
had muscular rhcnmuiism six weeks. Had
three doctors. but did not get much relist. A
friend insisted on me trying R. B. B. and sent
me two bottles. ln twenty minutes after the
first application I could turn in bed with ease.
llnvs used two bottles sud nm wr.-ll."
I
R h 6 U |11 alll S |11
Apply the Roller externally to the pnrt or
paris affected. ns briskly as cfrcumstmuscs will
1-rmlt. Benefit will also be dcrlvvd from
%nrl\vny’s Pills. their slfcrstlvc action hclgg
cnlfurly suited to this disease. Whore-
frlints are swf-llerl. stiff or contracted. rho llc
ict, with sweet oil. is an admirable lubricant.
IIADWAY dt C0.. Montreal. Can.
 
STEAMSIHP SAHJNGS `
Tuesdays at noon.
` For all information apply to
James Carragher,
Charlottetown, P.E I. Agent
9- _ ` 4 I
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd
Oommenolng Monday the ith of May
the
STEAM!! NOKTIUHBIRLAND
leaves Charlottetown for Pletou N. BZ
ne 3_1) 0'slocl¢ n. m., lssvlng Plctou on
return about 4.110 p. rn. Connections made
st Picton for all points in Nova Bootle
STEAHER IHPRISS
iesvss Bummorside for Point du Ohene
N. B. about I0 o’olock e. m., leaving Point
du dhene on return about 0.00 p. in..
connecting with express, trains or
Oh rlottetown and Tlgnish. Connections
made at Point du Ohene for all points in
I Osnsda sud the United Ststes.
. G. W, WAKIFOKD
Plsnslsr
I Charlottetown. P. E. lslsnd.
. May
y 1 _ mu 5 1
Furness Wiihy Q Co , Lid.
srasnsnlr Linens
From London Steamer From Halifax
Bappshsnnoek October 18th
Kanawha November Sth
Oct. 28 (via Bt. John’l)
Aimerisns November 16th
Nnv, |501; Rappahannock December iith
From Liverpool-. From Hslfisx
Tabasco November 5th
October 2|th _ Digby November lith
Freight Agbnts for the
Allan Line Btesmshlp Co. at Halifax,
FUBNEBB WITHY & Co.. LTD.
Agents. Halifax. IN. B.
INTERCOI.-_QNIAL
’-“ RAILWAY '~/
The Interco1onialRa.il-
way, always attentive to
the wants of its patrons,
placed an odice in the
- centre 'of Charlottetown
where tickets c a. u be
.bought to any point in
Canada or the United
"States This is.the only
office in Char1ottetown’s
' business section where
through tickets from any point
in P. E. Island to any other
point on the continent can be
purchased. Most people pat-
ronize it for the service and
convenience,
November ith Durango November 25th
The shove stesmers have s limited sc-
commodstion for saloon passengers, and
g 
'i "1 Q
I 000000 suumsmr
co.. un.
Service for season of |913
S. S. “Cascapedia”
From Montreal From Ch’town
Thursday, Thursday,
29th. May
22nd. May,
5th. June, Izth. June
26th. “
19th. “
3rd. July roth. July
24th. “
18th. “
31st. “ 7th. August
14th, August, zxst, “
28th. “ 4th. Sept.
18th. “
25th. “ 2nd. Oct.
gth. October 16th. "
23rd. “ 30th. “
‘- 6th. November, 13th. Nov.
calling at Gsspe, Mal Bay, Perce,
Summerside and Picton.
' Carvell Bros
I S.S. “Swansea Trader”
‘ I-‘urness Line
Coastal Service
1 rth. September
due to arrive at Charlottetown on
I Wednesday evening. calling at
Canso, Arichst, Port Hawkesbury,
Summerside and Charlottetown,
C also
Souris Geox etown Lower Mon
Do You 0 For further particulars spplyto pda .t one n §;\"“um. ue
E    WT? _ ° I 'or . oncesn
I _! _.. __ l cgi nah*  X \   rdEr’§’€%9°s3: PNN [ind
Returning will leave Boston, 11.00 a.m.
I _ ol Time I
sails f H ilfsx eve Tuesday, ' ‘
rom s ry I ,
morning at seven o’clocl¢, and is I W-B»B0‘g`AJl§»)\a-ml/§_l’§_A~» U-P-I .
s 8 0 '
tsgue and Montague fortnightly.
'v --'
‘ Muusreamasiei
Montreal to _Liverpool
Royal Heil lervieo
Virginian. ....__-_ ... Tues Nov. 4
Tunisisn-..... ......... Tues Nov. li
Victorian __.......... Tues, Nov is
0orslesn..............__'I‘uss Nov.
Montreal to Glasgow _
gcsndiusvisn _..._._TilBat. gov. ;
es er an .._.._. _ v.
Pr °.-l s“e"N ° rs
sto sn.._....____,__. s . ov
Gr-5rvg\nlsn.........'_... Thurs Nov. zo
Sicilian ...  Fri. Nov 2|
Montreal-llsvre-London
Pomeranian ..... ......Bun.Nov. 2 -
rleotian....................Bun.Nov. 9
Uorlnthian................Bun Nov 16
For rates, and full srtioulsrs.
.wry w. x. aoomns. Bm.
or
.ll. 0. A. ALLAN ...
2 Si. Psisr Siresl. llonirsal
.ri
It this claim is correct it is gener- 1 ... | 0
.:::..€.°:;.:.§;°l:s?“...‘.z:.reset 3:: PLANT ENE TIME TABLE
t so
at their polling places, their consti- _
tueuts being obliged to write their Cgmmengyng gn Octgbef Rocky Point Fern
Str Hillsboro will run as followsz-
Lv. Ch'town Lv. Ry. Point
7.80 a. m. 8.00 a. m.
8.30 as m. 9.00 a. m.
9.80 a. rn. 10.00 a.. m.
11.80 a.. m.
2.00 p. m.
8.00 p. rn.
4-00 p. m.
5.30 p. m.
1.80 p. rn.
2.30 p. rn.
. 0.00 0- m- _ _ _
’ 0.00 n. in. _ `f_I`f;T." _
SUNDAY
9.00 s.. in. 10.00 a. m.
12.45 p. m. 1.00 p. m.
2.00 p. m. 2.80 p. m.
4.00 p. m. . 5.00 p, rn.
‘ M. MURPHY. Mgr- `
Mau24Mtf _ '
_ I
ALL THE WAY BY WATER
Eastern S. S. Corporation
INTERNATIONAL LINE _
WINTER FABES
St. john to Boston. . . . . . . . .$0.50
S'. John to Portland.. . . ., . ..4`.”00
S0806 ROOIIU. ~ . . ._.;;~'..».es'é'se'|._00
Leaves St. John at 0.00 n. m. Mondays.
Wednesdsys and Fridays for lilsstport.
Lubes and Boston.
Returnin leaves Qsurrslwlxar Boston
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