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Maple Leaf Milling
Company, Limited
554% First _(_Closed)_Mortgage
` Bonds, Dire 1949 _
We recommend thede First Mortgage
Bonds oi Cana.da’s largest ilour
_milling organization as a‘ desirable
investment.
They are secured by assets conserva-
tively valued at 2.9 times the amount
of bonds. Earnings forthepastilscal
‘ , year, after depreciation and all
\ taxes, were in excess oiwi times
_ present bond interest.
Price: 91% and accrued interest,
Yieldlng over 5.70%.
-Central Gudrdidii'
urns are ;;o_v'v sc nu 
_oerom sein so ummm ur; Ira.
'93 sniff. ' ‘ '|781-|*l~IL
aNYo»re_'navrNn, bins anim
the Charlottetown Driving Par! ind
Provlneul zxnrbluen Association are
requested to seas in same at ones. 2
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::WA'.l'CH FOB THE l'0X BIOW
Pl'ilelai|ts.'l‘heyWillbel'eidyin`n
1°' den. _ rm-I-I-jsi.
VALLEYFIELD AND 0l.WlI.lu-
Ztev. J. C. Martin will preach stifli-
`-eyileld on Sabbath the 8th.' at ll
am-. ans at orwsn ness. at 'r_so.’ . `
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I CARBINES BECOVERID. - Two
cadet carbines which were stolen
from West Kent school lest Sundiy.
,were recovered by the 'police yester-
` day morning. The ear-blues werelett
on me verandah or sn-. 1. ci. ate'-Q
Donald. 'customs omcer. 3'! Brighton
Avenue. Mr. McDonald on dlsoev-_`
erlng same. which were neatlywrap-
ped in a bas. immediately notiileg
the police. The carbines were re-
turned yesterday. ' ' _
nnsovannn 1'-sunt.-A very sn-
joyable party was held it the hon!!
oi Mr. J. E/Cullen, for a party from
Charlottetown, P.E.I. Among the__out-
ot-town guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Grant, of Sydney, Mr. and
Egan, Sydney Mines. The Misses
nlsnrnirs, cnsrlamtown, ur. nn,
mond_ and Mr, Blanchard, also _ol
Charlotfetowrn Miss Walsh. Bridge-
port. Music was furnished by Mr. ss.
Mclnnls and Mr. Blmohlrd. IJ"
Mr. Oliver and Mrs. Oliver Penny.
Refreshments were served by 
Dr. Hartigan. The party broke up at
a late hour. all voting Mr. and Mrs.
McKinnon excellent eniertllheft -
Glace Bay Gazette. A
MAGNIFICENT YACIITINPOBT.
-The American yacht Ars. with her
owner. Mr. William . K. Vanderbilt
and party, New York. entered pert
yesterday aiternon shouts o'o lock
and dropped _anchor oi! the Railwly
wharf. The yachtg s. magniiloent
craft. is about 216 feet longlandcer-
ries a crew ot thirty-seven men. She
about 3'! knots. Tir. Vlmdefbllt he!
woods _wherge he has a lodse. _The
Arg leaves some time today for Saint
Jena. Ns. _
Minard'l I-lnlmsnb-'l.‘ha Kina' 0! Pell!
Explorers’ 1004
Books _ _
'_’A lending library hasbeen select-
ed for ‘Anieroiicag It eonsish ei 100
books, the quota allowed to the 'Dis-
covery' by her equippers ior the
scientific expedition under lr
Douglas Mawson, which started on
Alllllit 1. _
'“.spaee_ is precious so that 1; the
ship is frozen in before she‘leaves
Antarctic waters, these 1_00 hooks
D0l¢fiP“'0 ¢|'W3¢f 0" "¢'“|4- company ot 26 men. from boatswaln
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RUG! WWW: C|*°*|°¢f°*°"° win. mm on s mm. mms! 
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"First on the list _lathe 
psedia Britannica: as a 
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lm soamall a library with
time oi
use, quantity oi
oi' bulk
works tl;
but one are
Berrap's selection.
gmday; lhay is the
Joan' has ceusbt the
l|assli_eid’s Dems are
seafaring company.
oi _lillish
num-
llvlll ¢°

_HUNT
or the ocean" (Murray me mom.)
‘Introduction to Oceanography'
(James Johnson.) and 'Science _ot the
Sea' (E. J. Allen.) Here also arain-
eludeq T. E. l.ewrenoe’s ‘Revolt in the
of Marco role: n-sen-'s',"'r'ns oile-
en Bough' abridged.) 'n-eve1yan'|
'Histwy oi England/ Prescotvs _'Opu-
quur or Mexmo.' `wens' ‘sunny
or the World/ Pepys's
‘Diary.' Boswsll's 'Life ci Johnson:
Lytwn strsoaeyw 'mssbetn and ns-
ssx: and 'creat short Biographies
oi the World] a one-volume collec-
tion by Msssrsl Houreniann. - I
"rar hears `we have Pe`seoe|r's
smsnqe, anon 'ras sunny aloe:
e\\d~ lienohris ‘leletted Prejudic-
¢l.', 'Neon on the Great Deluslen: J.
A. C.`_ Witson on Evolution, Flem-
 Astrnnonry`.' and
cs ior the
the Bopullr
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stuns.
leetlsn__
llllooks.
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most _ debatable,
Scott-dl Complete Stories. `
Jana Austen-_-Complete Novels.
George Eliot-"Romola."
Charles Bead-"Cl_olster and the
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, ‘ He .
Desert,” Hakluyt's 'Voyages,' 'Travels Herman Melville-"Moby-Dick."
mu eoxsrawqoa ._ "Robbery Un-
der Arms.”
nslpn Rashleiah -_ (edited by
Lord Birkenhead.) `
n. L. 'e.-oompnw aroma.
Dumll-"Count oi Monte Cristo!
De Maupeasant-Works.
no;-row-'mavensre-'f
o. nemy-_Short stories
Harriet Wilson’s Memoirs (ed.
.reines`i'.sever.)
Meredith-"Dime oi the Cross-
weys." _ '- ' _
nsrsy-“ras or me s'ur\m-vans.”
'router-"Wu and nm." _
Ibensa-"liars llcsinnn." 1 I _
_Mark 'resin-"'nre innocents A-
mi! . . ' ' '
Butler-'Wey Mlm.”
House
W. W. Jacobs-“Thr Skippers
Woolng.”
Ian Macleren-"Beside the Bonnie
Brier Bush."
Galworthy-“Forsythe Saga."
Wells-“William Clls-sold."
Wells-"A Quartette oi Comedies."
Arnold Bennett-“Clayhanger."
Kipling-"Kim."
Chesterton-"The Flying Inn."
Barrie-"The Little Minister."
breiser-"Arr American Tragedy."
.Mottram-"Spanish Farm."
Philip Gibbs-"Street oi Adven-
ture."
Willa' Cather-"Death Comes lor
the Archbishop.”
l vol, “Orphan Island." "Crews
Train," "Told by In Idiot."
Sinclair Lewis-"Martin Amrw
amish." '
Romain Rolland-="John Chrillos
pher." ~ »
C. E. Montague-"Fiery Parnaldl
Conan Doyle-"Complete Bhdlael
Holmes."
Rider Haggard-"Allen Queletw
main." 2 ~'-I
Raphael ~Babatlni-"'l'he Bel
Hawk." , _
J. J. Bell-"Wee_Msc|re¢or.' '
D. K. Broiler-f'i1\e Flight ei tha
Heron.” ' '° " I
Rosellsoaulayf/Three Novels.
_ P. C. .Wren-"Beau Ideal." _
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