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scorched .

When the skin is dried V B"'°"“ w'°°

by winds or scorched b_y _ President ......A. A. sal-tiett

the sun real damage is

bscrlption Phone .A33-I

don Office, Marconi House,

gin; Editor ......J.B. Burnett

done. The delicate tissues are injured and unless " g

SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1914

properly treated will show ` permanent traces of the ' injury. A lotion like f,

Carnation _ ‘l

\-*IIZI

Creafn Prince Edward Theatre, a,' 1.30 and

. 3

o vercomes the injury tha P~

the elements cause.

Dlllf 0F EYEIITS

TODAY.

City iMn.gistrate’s Court, 9 a. m.

Rifle Shooting, Kensington range,- p. m. si

p. in. People‘s Theatre, 3, 7.45 and 9 ni.

011 the

AUG UST.

HE GUARDIAN ata

-i dns

vartisiag Phoai 18|-3 5,

ws and mit. nay Phoua ....f....1as by ws and nalthight rlionas in si na Ie"

Sk’ Head Office at Charlottetown. of

ms Branch Ollces at Bnmmereide. is"

Lol

. Alberton. Bouria and Montague. Ev

fur

feet of the war will he to cut oil the

export of Russian fur entirely; the _ _

second will be to disorganize_Russ- _tue llgutuouu wllu which the your e’s trannius industry for years have iallennipon him and in the ho

as '

lnilitary service

, Soothes inflamation,r elie- ’ ves burning and restores i the skin to its original ; condition. It will prove s invaluable to you on your

outing. _

G. .lainieso

Druggist

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I-ima Warns.

Timo. H t. Time. H t.

industry lvl the conditions here are entirelv different from those exlstin in

fd for fn cash. lPlB As to the effect of the war on the his

market is Russia. The first ef-

tbe trappers will be mooidzed for

_ _ 'l' 0|' W _nw _o

1-1.

Whatever effect the war may have ment of wal' has greatly interferred --_--@_

canada it will not iutcricra with W”

development of the domestic fur 2:?

h Charlottetown's social life and

chlmrng of church bells, the flag fly

friends throughout the province wil unite in hearty congratulations fo

nd, on its fdcdvside, 0¢i,,,- in. rides the Empire than endanger his cornhe, Mrs. Irving, Miss Agnes Wil "ml url communuul concerns may political life. liams and Miss Maud Golf

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._ _ _ . _ _ ' 01’ 0111611 18828

'“°""¢"§°° °' °°“°""“° "“"‘°“°" Souris. P. E. l..J Alrlgiiti' M P coincident with .tha ringing and - , .-1

loans, which the banks will ad- Will the Patl‘iot's editor now des-

¢, on the ,murity of the .¢0,,¢sm, l_guate Mr. Hughes with the unnamed ing and cllleeringiof citiizlins on Fri .Huy or oven ,,°v,,,,¢y.n,o lm. cent L5;‘;\;_¢;¥2rdrGhoiiis the Know No ggyuoviilu t 0 glor ous v c cry ol the

- . ’

. o will he continue to wnr li wt ill U19 NON!! 395. VP- » S

its value. The banks are not ,hip ms pollglcal mol? and Mrs. E. H. Beer, Charlottetown, . ' _ ding nzoney on fox securities 'phd mop), 0| }{mg», county ag the were receiving congratulations on

ery for or fox share is bought and nearest opportunity, I take it, will the *W-°lltY'5m1 Bi’|lliV°\`°B\‘Y 01 thvil' '

ue Ml-_ Hugh" ln B position Wham marriage. Their many friends offs ideas will not be asked for hy hearty gvishea _ftot continued harp

11885 B11 TOS Bl' .

no-fa of tu 1-ui-env. tu- -==-= our 223 EST?'t1°ii.€Z2“$2‘..‘3.l‘.lll?.§°‘€l§2 " P. 3' .

estimated by comparison. The Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Liberal Hearty congratulations is Hi, 1-ion.

history of ear is that for the years party of Canada knew better than our Lian-¢snan¢.G°vm-nor Rogers who following if prices are enhanced. gigutouk Gnu;-_cehlllt and tlie Britirh ye€_§°1_;<}'»tv_]u°¢1¢_i\>;:¢°d hun l;ev°nty-sev-

c This point must be borne in mind in “ “° "W 3 ° 'me B” °m"m ` " “Y W” tt '55 th°'t»i

connection _with the fur lnduslry; :):§_';:3t;’£’!thetgJsr"oi:)eéitpllhljullg t(l)iBmoo: 3: ggllgsild rellolslglgioolcélgzenunoyg anode H cuwf competitor in the will ha eagerly awaited. North sea, thc Governor or the pro-

I Bm Sir. cf¢~. _vince should have private as 'well as

CANADIAN. _official cause for rejoicing. His nanny

___ that the remaining years shall be

During the past week the excite- filled with happiness and prosperity.

'I the lines carried are from the leading manufactories of the

° world ‘

ii Patons have the pick of the European and American

Markets ' f

for 'Men and Boys 0

, Furniture, Furniture

Carloads to select from for the kitchen, dining room

den, parlor, hall and drawing room.

Call at Patons’ for Seasonable Goods

ny picnics and festivals planned d to be postponed.

he s s

The Chess Club picnic on Wednes-

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Ruiiiil- lf Will be Yvsrs bs!-f'e d“oystt‘;uj2"’Ef_¥m° waz! °’;°tu °' "lf How the war is affecting trade i

Notice to Men of 82nd

IKIII

_E é__ ue

H. M.

Ss 5:05 S. 0:07

7:12 8:18

B. M 19:07 20.22

M, 21:81

'itil' si 22 ggi ““ Tu; 10222 __ ment of our domestic industry F. 0:03 11:18 Sa. 0:84 12:05 S. 1:06 12:49

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e°avse=@ss<e@.#<ee@3 $l\=@~1®O»&%&-2@OO§bSQ®GG-

in to

2:00 2:25 2:51 3:19 8:51 4:84

14.14 14:58 15:42 16:88 17:40 19:08

5:84 20:18 0:45 21:20 ' 7:58 22:10

M. Tu. W. 7;- an sa:

@.?.?_1`_;.; ¢°lv£>ltDi--ru

our fox industry reaches a pelt val- :ul y ° "en ° 8 'eu n. question, the imnortance of which

and by that time we shall lie in

own in quantity as wsu as quumy duv will be served by lll,.u_`v_ Goou_ vail, but there is no apprehension

the Loudon market. What tends W

the disorganization of the llussi-

indusggl Wm help ln the ,lewlol om who spout u pleasant llollduy ut which are imported. Foodstuffs. such

all have returned . _ , 71 _

Investors need uot be alarmed u_ home illcllldlng Mr. Tom anh son of “nd bemmf Whlch “W Imported mm

bout the security of their _capital or gf

1 1,34 13,82 i-ven the loss of prospective dlvld- Kingston, _ and have in fact already done so

ends. The furbearing animals are

here now representing the capital ,.. _

,.l the war Wm have no detrimental sgn of Kingston, Ont., have retlli'n-_f00dBfUUE 8510.191' Blish things as

effect on the production uf litters Sl which represent the dividends The lot

demand for the pups as breeders will continue nn a cash basis and so the

9:06 22:51 70 0:04 28:58 7‘4

il'

Only a Few`

A comparatively small

number of Hamilton Watches are made every year. Their extreme ac- curacy and fine adjust- ment forbids making

10:58 0:02

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spans qmmwm

11:49 8'7

0:35 12:89 8'8 1:07 18:30 86 0 1:40 14:23 2:14 15:19 u 2:52 16:24 8:39 17:40 4:34 19:02 5:44 20:16

0 11 12 18 14 15

IB B. 17 M0 18 Tu. I9 W. 20 Th. 21 F. 1 22 Sa. 23 8.

24 25 20 27 28 29 30 31

M. Tu. W.

‘P ci:

Th. F. Sa. S. M.

them in large quantities. 5-' The'

amiltnn

Not only i eunan or woman who _y

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The Guudlun has ani." ed hr foundation than ever.

. . . . - - I

~ a #mul =°fv\¢=_.+>i' war bulletin.

W1’ 3°? ““£|.»§."ightl

_ ,__ “Tl0Rnllmn.' Tlnu1uMrrfAr||n~lm‘° b new'

ue: - 1', °}l‘.fisted on the guardian bulletin s .l`*"_"'~ a r5.' V *~ nchb .7 _ s if ‘ ~ t»~ii.-_..“<.ic~~€<i='

u _,i i . \l/ll who knows about watches usuall demand: the Hamilton. We MH .Hamilton watches complete, or supply a Hamilton movement for

your present watch case. All sizes or men and women. /

lt is gratifying, perhaps selflshly

__? General Villa's coun er revolution. 31

'son of the lata Hon. Peter Stewart

D Y - P o

a position to ' more than bold our 'Afternoon tea 'st' the Golf Links to-- course W" prices are bmmd to I’r°`

_ . __

rents. But in a Ne'-'"

nfirm the business _on a surcn

___ rl

rge

General Carranza is reported to be

exico with an army of 70,000 lion- 2

Germany has given d formal and F

luumuluto future of the lndustry is £215 Yvar are well,_..-,Ehtronized and their ample stocks at normal Di'i¢0S-

sured. B

y B. 1’ ‘Z

fly 'N th ti' I , ~ `th l dg5_

Capital is naturally timid in the bak _ nu/ afternoon teas, _clam has gone up ln e var ous gre

face of war, and in the initial stages ‘f,..rse, as daily many visitors drivc'and fifty a barrel, in spite of the 1 the present origin gg go plyssibazfover to enjoy the balmy breezes. fact that this commodity is manu~ th th _ -" ' at “re "my b” B 1.91175 irirtst- on 'rucnday last a delightfully crease is attributed .tn thc great

/very short time, if novel children's party was indulged telllporary dumdnd which the war

W°‘“re not §,§°§1,ly -mistaken, the un- 1"

ique secnr-lou of the fox industry Us Stanhope. Everyone went back to cmlslllmll- had innrsssed his demand

que§i. bl i 1 t '_ childhood days, dressed as it child for this ,ll-tidld from two hundred to'

Dis/ ‘Iona 6 grp on u um wi" and played the old time games. Itlfoul- hlmdred per cent.; where ordin- }“s ‘md the °°mp“rauv° sanity °f WM' decidedly quaint ‘md *'h°r°“l¥hlY'arily he would bc ordering a barrel

- ° f- 1

I/_oullinadlan securities generally, will fin

Mrs. Peake and Miss Haviland en-

tertained at an Afternoon Tea on ,lumuud lmu uoon orputed that the

ndnesday mst in hon" of Mi" mlllers cannot at present meet and

Stewart and Miss Anthony of Lon- ' _ .- ll L l,

on, who are the guests of Mrs. Geo. not only have mlces gone "p~ u K

nillers to quote prices.

dvancing towards the capital of 0" W"".i"°°d“. "em" last “ev .1 '

utomobllef. with young people, in ’ .

M he gayest of spirits drove to the 8 “ood dem of h“Em°“‘ 95 regards stitutionalists. If the report is cor- Cllfl Hotel for dinner and after-'v°l“m° for trade' bméixt is long ect there does not seem to be-much f;'Ii;l'riIils ‘:>.ln_il;Jayr;:;lesa nrisallynurugangigd p;';>t;ir';‘;“i;;Df;Hfiul_v'ii€in‘ihl;1_ f'~:ilTq0:3“*;{Y rzgfns

chance at present for the success 'of ity afturwuruul Among the youuu'the depletion of the stocks now bc-

t dies wore Mluuoo Mary llortlettuling carried by dealers. ln fact, _it

Lois Taylor, Edith Fitzgerald, Nessie is understood thatlthere _is very lit-

_ 'tzgerald, Marion Newburry, lfuth me Hour 'f°w avmlable 'tn lbs guy'

gmtuylugl to ,eel that lu the uuouo explicit assurance to the British “also Jem, Mcpomud MM J . the sales since the wer H of 8 uv'

ie . . .. 08h_ Harry Tldmdl-uh, N0d1DeBl0iB_ trade to local traders, hntli whole-

' a peals to ever one In Euro e f

ell uuu the Mluuou MoNutt_ that for the present Canada will suf-

_ _ _ for in this respect, except of course

During the past week many v1slt_,ln _the case of those commodities

Holluml H as sugar, rice, molasses, barle tea

ontreal, Col.i Ogilvis and family ,this country, and have to face war id Col. Sherran and family of risks- are bfiund t0 S0 UD ill Value

, , , Furiously, though in Montreal_,.}_;,{n.

Mrs. Dawson and Miss Madge Daiv-iWl10l@9Bl0 and retail PI`1°’35'Ir3r these

liomu uftcr 8 thoroughly enioyohle nick/iss, -sauces, and other canned sit among former friends in Char-_,1§Q3d5 and bottled goods that are t°t°W“» //° brought in from Europe have al-

' ° `° _/ " lready increased, there has been no

The “umm” °°"""gf‘?9 Si. Keppoch 'increase locally, dealers disposing of

e tin" is MM; pleasantl Whiled l1"lour. i of cou s an exception and w

,nthlng and much social inter-lfrom seventy-five cents to a dollar

facturcd in the Dominion. The in-

by the guests at_ the Cliff llotel, 'scam has created, The individual

'W' _ _ _ of flour he is now stocking foilr or

five barrels, anticipating a. big rise ill values later on. Consequently ll

some cases agood deal of difficulty

Hodgson' Gfaitooh Street' lin being experienced even getting

y g era This demand of course, has meant

O ‘I »

ers, also at Ch

A. L. l. Regiment

Volunteers for Oversea

Serui_Ce_._. will "lie enrolled at once by 82nd. Regiment at

various company headquart-

arlottetown.

Enrolling will commence

at Drill Hall today. Satur- day at 2.00 p. m. _ _

Any information will be

supplied by applying to any officer of the 82nd. regi- ment.

By order

A. RQB DUCK.

Capt. £8 Adit.

82nd. A. L. I. Regt.

40 09-8-8M1 i. _

-_ lip?

ported had also gone up immediately, and considerably. At present, there

n, , y en - ' ~ ' ' been enormous. '

iul uuuouvul that has resulted tlu.o_ Government that even if she ls forc~ kms and Josie Blake. The gentle- "TFT _

_ , - _ t ' 1 d M A I That war has brought increased

0 O uguout tuu would us u consequence eduinfgb anwslmcfl conflietB‘w1itih Bel 5 U Dress" Inc U ed 999" B

Jeweler & Optjgian oi the present dlsastrouns war, our "1 e “O “ml” 9 3 all Wi" lv

province~is practically outside of its "'1'°"Y~ 3'1"* an “““"““°° from B Davison, Clarence Tidmarsh and Mr, the reason being, of course, as in-

United States

An excellent chance is off-

‘ ered to get in with a good

reliable company of Ameri- cans now building ranches on P. E. Island.

For further particulars

write the Boston Office of Bay State Fur Farms,

' Room 76, 45 Bromfield St.

Boston, Mass.

snfall consolation to feel ilssursf against Germany' that our land is safe from invasion,

k i th hciol er L' d.1s r-

babla effect of war will be our Wm-» 0 e sc gen B iy 0

potrant one and, we believe one amount of real walk durlugthu which mayihe faced very complacent~ school term ly by those whose money is tied up '

in the no-=~==~~ . lin. iiueliss ss "ciioul"

In the first place fox stock must ____

not he classed with the ordinary

- ' marginal and speculative stock of Bn-'__I read with interest the edi-

£ _` DEATHS

QROBLEY.-At West River, on

the llite Charles Hyde. Funeral will be held on Sunday, the 9th., at 3 o'cloek, from the residence of her son, Russell llyde.

MacNUT'I'.--Entered into rest 'at

his late residence 9 Orlebar Street, Francil Longworth MaeNiltt, eldest

MacNutt of Darnley aged B4 years. Funeral from his late residence at 2.30 to People's Cemetery on Satur- day tha Sth inet.

"Pure Gold Vanilla improves Ice

Dream. 8994.

F11-MS-De l tl and rinf- ,_ u ._ ',=,°»°,. _,__ P ca'"-i“r3ili'nf.‘a‘.'.’°r§'ni‘&“&f"c5*ci

farmer-Yes, sir. that hired man of

mise is oae.of the greatest inventors of the country. ity Boarder-You don't say! What did he invent? Farmer-Petrified motion.l-fudge.

p en , ir e m r ral

'ey 'invested in th” business is the from eealllng to' gremembrdlice th;

Lug 7th, Sarah Crosley, widow of

tor's remarks in the Patriot of Aug-

the 5t0¢k 9x°h'm$e- R19 In °Utl\'°|¥ list 6th, and note that the present different business. Foxes are bought crisis foretold .by thc leading states- outrihht for cash and arc owned sith- men ol Great Britain and echoed or by loco,-pomyod ¢oml,al,.l¢s or by by the Conservative leaders in (lan-

. , ada but scofled at by this editor un- indfviduals. lractically all the mon- m lu res ,_ u bl t el

surplus cash of fnrmers_ and others, lm,-gs played ln the pad; by the two wholhud so much ,to invest in what political parties in Canada. the ru mod _ p lug l,,,,l,,,,ss This is a proper time to cease slleh nuylnvflied lt” lkuuliyh the irony' discussions amd could be urged by “ ' ' _y this editor with less vigor. 01 ¢"°“¢9' 0"" Waakne” ’“ i"d“'°t"i“| May I ask him to use his influence development, of which we have com- with that political idol of his edi- pliiined long and bitterly-is tha torial heart the present member for

_ ll Kings County. Mr. J. J. Hughes,

strength O! zurlxf gusinez; t 1:6 who wired on August 3rd the follow-

in “"“"t' bei 5 ed ` P " -V ` ing message to the "Moritreal Star" dustriallor' speculative underwiiiusu an published in its issue of august

lulluouoo Aunt from tho natural an. Government that is in this very con- Strong of Montreal. 'dir-ated already, that people, fearing

xiety caused by the inet that .mr "°'~'ti"“ Violating B “Umm” *leafy 01

Empire and our sons are involved in the same date as the German Em' b

u zlguutlo struggle wltl, oue of the pire will not .greatly affect the irend ML F ol L_ M uN t u world's greatest powers it is nr- 01 Puhliff 0Pii110l1`Wl1i0h N109 BUOHEIY occurred yesterday at the advanced tail dealers yesterday told n Guard

_ As already announced in 'Ihe Guar-

Um' the l”°d“°*° Wm” “°“““°\"" dian, those schools which are to have many riifnickers during the poet week. for himself that nc could not hope our wealth and our livelihood and the their Vacatlon lu October wlll ,e_opou On Wftiililifflfiy M\'~ Whit!! Of North to fill his orders. This trader stated industries in which we are -:nrafe-: next Tuesday It is earnestly hoped River f00|‘ H DKNY UP "Om ChH1`|0l2' that in the Montreal market P106

' s I . ' t I

s me enhanced lu( value lb, the cmlues that the rewpening Wm mea" " real °“j°Yi“K 5 S005 dlnn” B* thflf D15” ar had gone up ten cents Per hull' 1

which “’° P'°"'m5 9° d“““°'°“s°“°` beginning in the work of _the schools they nrocecedcd to Westville wlwru H drcd pounds, and beans had also

e _ .

where. V Unquestionably food stuffs ,, u th ol B ll _ calm bake was indulged in and a re, one ll _ ddvancmg in pr-i¢a more

Fox ,ll d l l od 1 and th t B B aes wi be com turn trip made in the early evening g h D th gli 1 th' b

W' B VBHCE 11 DF U6 8 Olll' Brulf' _ ' , .' DCT BDE Bn any ing 0 S0, 18 C*

ry ers who constitute tha creat maior- fégmgiuflljf °,;';u,;;agd° {°ru;:,‘;§fy H; A'“°““ tl" “aft” Wm’ D” *md Mis- im; partially due to thc fact that

. . B

oughout the ity of our people, will be benefited week or more lu lout by the smug,

to that extent,_ although, doubtless, gllug return to uouool mer tue uoll_

- - _ ~ upon s ar e. ng in Mon real l I

those who are unfortunate enough dayu;_muuy pupllm, by losing ualuu_ and Mrs. Rollings of Ottawa, the ,lollur u buullol All table uoodu ouu_ in Crcan.. Of course n dul razor

_ t ' not to be f,,rme|~d_w111» be obliged to ble _time at the outset' are uundicup_ Misses Home, Mrs. and lilies Vinni- ned goods and bottled which are im. has a lot to do wi h thc discomfort

on eg]i_ W f,|~\_\;t th 1; ghj y 1-

fox industry. With some $25,000,000 vguflillixzbuu ruurrd lu ,uttozuunog n& ,ol ‘_ _ ' ' ' '

lnvested in it me question is ,,,, 1...- uw day of opening _mu Buoy In the ,.~ Results to Police/ Holders account for The

~ ¢ 1 famine prices later on, arc taking

The sympathy of many friends will advantage of the present prices and

ran s a ut w one death quantities. One of the largest re-

Beautiful Bonahaw vli visited by od in his experience, and so great

etown in his beautiful launch. After had advanced a cont per pound mg.

“d M15" Craig- M\`~ ‘md Mrs- “nd there was a good deal of dependency'

Mi" M°""°g”°' Mr' and Mn* W- upon the Austrian crop-the advance Worth. of Worcester, Mass, and Mr thi tlol bel t

nnrhishcr prices- pau tluou uouu the _.uu_m_ uu the _ is cnurnd by poor hither. Enthyninl We have been asked what the pro- g 8 2- _'__ _ ' _ '_' _ f _ 'A-_N

_u-_ts-Ao_c_~ -A.-.-»-~

Great-West Li e’s success, now more pronounced than ever before.”

Observe. a Typical Acknow ledgment from one of the Policyholders :

“I take this opportunity of thanking your Cnmpanv for thai

an Reddln, George nesiois, 1.yrnnn_Snie and rctnil. is beyond question: u

except in the case of flour and this may be expected to 1nst_ while thc present stocks hold out. But there

e extended to the family of the late-are laying in supplies in enormous Rst the roto at whlcl, ludlvlduol con.

sumers are purchasing at present

these stocks cannot hold out for

age of Bl. ian representative that the demand long’ und thou thu Stocks whloh the

' * ' upon the tradesmen was unpreceilent- t g

‘refill will of course be at the en- hanced prlccs, and those who nt pres-

reserve stocks will bo forced to buy at thc higher prices more quick- `

Y vet was now more moderate and rn-‘ tional.

shave without that stinging, burning

u il

as been no similar increase locally

this feature that presents itself.

raders will have tn brin in to

ent cannot afford to lay in large.

than if the demand upon the mar-

“lf you want tdget it good close

fter thu shave, try liuthymol Shav-

f shaving, hilt most of tim trouble

Shaving Cream makes .. rich creamv lathcl: It softens the toughest beard makes shaving a pleasure and leaves that cool, comfortable feeling after shaving that you so desire, a tube 25¢_ MacKinnon Drug Co.-, Cor., Great George and Kent Streets. Etf

Bonshaw Ferry Timetable; for August

LAUNCH DOLPHIN

will leave Bonshaw for Charlotte- town, calling at Mei\rthur’s wharf, West River Bridge and McEwen's wharf. '

Friday Aug. 7. 9 a. m. 'Tuesday Aug. ll, 4.30 a. m. Frldny Aug. 14, 5.30 a. m. Tuosilay Aug. 18, 6.30 a. m. Friday Aug. '21, 8.00 a. m. Tuesday ‘Aug. 25, a. m. Friday Aug. 28, a. rn.

394(I~S-"~llifTOI.

so :sg Q

L :xs-

(Cet an Ice-Cream Freezer\ In Your Home

The best way to have ice-cream is to make it dyour-

self, then you are sure ot lt, you know what in e ients

lent investment. "

vary satisfactory settlement made me on Policy No'lt!3l\. 20 Year Endowment. l paid in the twent years iho :mm of |870, and received a cheque for the sum of $yl,4l8, thus giving me a profit of 8548, in money back and rroteetion for $1,000 for twenty years 1 g to say that I consider this a most excel-

are used, you can make as much as desired angr will .cut down the cost-and our ice-cream freezers are just what you want. Call in and see them.

*-1

Look into the Policies that are so obviously overlooked.

The Great-West Life

Assurance Company' Head Oflice - - - Winnigeg Branch Office - - - Charlottetown

Shave th

mowers. See them.

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which, under financial stress, might 4th. y Managers P' E. L ’ ii & i 5

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