T \

4.. y

Father in Heaven we pray, thy name hallowed

Be e; By all thy earth that _iill, _

Give us bread lor the day,

Forgive our sins aiway,

And in temptation’s power, ,'

‘E Souls El§I_

_i»Aceafrc§i1"i_i‘” D no-nnn i-nw.. ' _'rss cuaiu-.ofr'rn1*owu euAii1_'>_if.1i\i __ __ »ni‘»'»"f'3<>v

niiii sriscnous For ____ -_-_-_ ~ ____

cuiiiniin mziiniaizs ' °°

b . S von

' Fumlshnd y` W T I-muon this iall certainly beats the record

THE LORD'S PRAYER.

be.

Each clime and coast ' thin be done thy will .

As my heav`en’s host. "

As we forgive,

-- -e__;~_ _rc ; . ,»_....»=,ca~._..-.1_-_-.._.-,.;.-__- » ___, __A-_. ,_ _-_ __,.,,.s2,_,,.,_*, for lateness as some stuck. are yet

Save from the ternpte;-'g power, to be seen in the fields and a he

iieids oi grain are still to be cnt and be obtained at H. J. Mab_on's Drug

While here we live. .

From evil keep thy soul B » For while the ages roll. bor, This section,also -carries oil th

Thine is the power

Till time’s last hour. REV, 'ROBERT MURRAY,

9-_-_-1-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-_-_- .-_-_-:_-.-:_-::_-sr

)

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The \Bi'o0k-

MUliDEl'liiIR CONDEMNED.

(Canadian Press

T"'""""""'T”"`T'T'"T""'"T"""'"T"""`""’"""""""""*` some days south a§d_ west from Eat!

- _G_ w_ 1»_ Arthur Sim;-,Hint Bay Point-'I‘hree_ne`w ‘ lobster iactoric View, are being built lor next season l~c

G_ w_ A_ M,-_ Brodie, gha,-10¢_f_e¢_ tween Mclnnis' Cove and East l‘oi"' 0, -The Baltic starch factory has closed

Vll. G S I F P,-0¢it_ K¢nSing¢_0n_ lor the season alter a few very busy

0.Leary, P. E. I. some tiinein tm waters but s

,,.°It pays to buy in this Province

large nelds oi -potatoes yet to 'dis nd this is the second day oi Novem-

palm for dlgginggg one day -last

Thine, in the iongannn, ann' ;eek'Ar1s\i;ndnen1_~' 4 tins. freeman

ennedy ill e an emp e n ne car B

Thine' is the glory grand ol potatoes, Arms* plowing them

out and putting ni in, the cellar- and red ioxes. Prices on application.

No Ashing oi' consequence ior Isaac Ives, Montague, 11-1Mti.

' b - 'tdG Hb -

ly" wry as wnvlc e Born is Op; G '1‘ D N McKay, Springfield weeks and used a large quantity 1-

negro cliaiieur, of murder degree tonight withing less than three weeks oi the time he kiiiled Mrs. Mar- atet Bell b strlkin

in the iirs

ii y iz _ _ skull with n hammock. On Friday shire-

Justice Crane will sentence Bishop to the electi'ocuted.e --

G. Supt.

Southport.

Clara Balderston, Wilt-

J. W. Misa Munphrcy,

Arthur Taiitoii, South-

t _ ., _ . .

G. Chap. Rev. E. A. Westmore- Potatoes.

land, York.

hu. on the G. Con.

MONTAGUE MARKETS

‘.5 YT . Corrected _Wednesday and Saturday issue.

charge twenty-live cents.

Store. Bouris.°' _

Montague. ' '

for advertising in this eolum.n.=

...°'I‘he Guardian's valued corres- must accompany order and live dent from Red Point writes that cent discount ‘a1lowed. Minimum.

0\¢.l.l'i`

w ...°Tho Morning Daily Guardian

0 ...'The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at W. A. Johnston's.

°For` sale, black, blue, patched

11°?

can

G. Sent.

Potatoes f _

and residence phone No. 20.’

'PHE BLACK SEA FLEET.

(Canadian Press

(l0NS'l‘AN'i‘INUl’i.ld, Nu

’l`uri1isii steamer (lhanlee has founder-

is reported

eil in the Lilnck Sea. It

port.

The public meeting at night was

nn overiiow meeting-many were uu-

?,_ 4__ -1-he able to get n sent. The G. W. P. pre-

sided. The program was long :ind in- teresting. There were several select- ions of-music, rccitations; and nd-

iiiat forty two passengers were dresses by the G_ w_ P_ & P_ G_ w_

drowned. The steamer is

siipposeii ti

have struck a min0.e

GRAND DIVISION SONS QF TEM ~ l’El'{1\NGE.

The Grand Division S. of T., inet

l`.; by Thus Haslam; J. A. Lawson, i.. P. Tantou. Rev. E, S, Wceksf-

. these were brief but' Rev. Mr. West.-

inorelnnd spoke for about hall an hour and gave one oi the best tem-

aililresses heard in Grand ili-

Oats ‘ 40 Bcets per dos. Lard, per W.

Reel (small) per lb.

iicci (quarter penib.

Pork _

I-sinh. Der lb. (small

14 t0 16 R to 15 8 to 10 fl to 10§ 1(l tO 14

.__°Sti1l a len' shares lelt in the

IVBB Bliwll- and Silver Fox Company. Come and see the stock. Two pairs already on the ranch. Come quick. 'l‘. G. Ives, Secretary and Treasurer.

11-’ilVltl,

Fowl Mutton

9 to 13 10 to ll

SHORT `RO'IY'l"1‘J FROM

GALIWAY TO HALIFAX.

iii

iiclii Ilfit 07, oii Friday lust NHV.

64th _innliul Session at Spring-

closed

pera-nce . _ vision for a long while. The meeting

with National Anthem nitcr

lst. The G. W. l'., Jus I-lopgood of \\'i=st (lnpe prlzsided.

'I‘iie forenooii session which opened

the usual vote oi thanks had been

passed.

The sessions lor 1912-13 are as lol-

lows;

at ll o'cl<-ck was occupied with Llie usual routinc ini:-iiiiess-tile appoint- ment oi Uoinniittces came tlic pre-

sentation of reports etc.

it rnooii session opened at

1 January session at Yorki. Julv session at Fredericton.

July session nt Granville. _ October session nt North Wilt.~ihire.

._____.___._._-

'i‘iic 8. e _' _

2, and the attendance was large and _

i'i>pre>:ent-.itivc. Several reports of committees were read and adopted But the report oi the committee on the State of the order read by the Chuirinan of the Committee. Rev. E.

Weeks., brought iorth a lenglity

discussion as tliie'was the most ini- portant report ot ali! Reierencc was made to the fact that Union Divi`sioi\ with which the meeting qwi-is held had celebrated this, its Jubilee year by the erection of a snug and beautiful temperance. Hall-the sole property

l ` _

~ (`HARl.U'l"l‘Fi'l‘()W!' MARKETS.

Corrected for every Tuesday und

_ Saturday's issue. 'ones (nun-.~) 40 tn -iz (mba -(black) 42 to 45

Hay (MW) 60 to 70 lEggB._ vcr doz 25 to 27 Butter 25 to Z7

iChicken (pair) 80 to $1.00' ' _ ~ lF‘owl (pair) $1.00 to $1.25 serted iree irom day to day \_int1l he

` ' b cr h t

oi Union Division . ,

The matter of Education in our

temperance Societies was considered. Dissatisiaction was expressed on ac- count cl the iact that Charlottetown

Celery ' ' Turnipa _

.Cabbage

has three vendors to disprrise intox- icating liquorrs. Propagation work was considered at length and it was felt to be urgent at the present time to put forth a special cilort in this rc~ gard.

'i‘lie election of oilicers resulted as

follows;

E HAHMEESS WlYTll ` HEHKEN THE HHH

Sage and SuT|Hi_u_r Makes the

'rnnlannes <11.;-.-_ Onions (lin)

Pelts~ Hides

(lallsklnl

Lamb

Bee( beef

Beef (quarter)

Pork

35 to li

12 to 1

10-1

10 to 1

7 to

85 to 9

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Satur issue,

Butter 2 Potatoes 2 Dressed heel Hay, loose

Chicken _ 9 to 1

81:01

Gray Hairs Vanlsh. A Rem- edy for All Hair Troubles.

Sage and Sulphur for keeping the pngkg hair dark, solt and glossy and in good condition? As a. miatter of fact, Sulphur is a natural element of hair, and a deficiency oi it in ,the hair is held by many scalp specialists to b

Bee!

Geese

Who does not linow the value ol Fowl

Pork

Eggs

connected with loss oi color and vi- Pelts tality of the hair. Unquestianahly, Hld€S

there is no better remedy lm- hair and scalp troubles, especially ppema ture grayness, than Sage and Sul

phur, il properly prepared. -

The Wyeth Chemical Company o

New York put out an ideal prepare- __ tion oi this kind, called Wyeth’s`

S w

age and Sulphur Hair Remedy, i hich Sage and Sulphur are combin ed with other valuable remedies io keeping the hair and sculp in clean healthy condition.

If your hnir is losing its cilor or

constantly coming out, or il you are troubled with dandruli or dry, itchy scalp, get - a iiity cent bottle oi Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur lrom your druggist, use it according to the mple directions, and see what a dii

fer

ID te if

airs in the appearance of your hair

All druggists sell it, under guaran

t ' _ ,

_ Oats

ence a few 'days' treatment will

hat the money viili be refunded

remedy is not exactly as repre- Agent, E. A. Fost_-r, (bur- vn. '

one Mn1inn`\l

‘ l,000,000

Paper Bags

Buchwiieat

Turveys

Hay, pressed Straw

e Barley

Turnips

_ Oats (white)

Wheat 1 Callsllins

Gto

Eggs, per do1.. 25 Hay S8 to $10

BUT THIS HUT HHH T

PASTE IT UP

Almost every day The Guardian re-

ceives orders by mail to insert news matter oi an advertising nature. In most oi these eases the senders, who ere frequently not known to any member oi the stail and who have no account in the advertising depart- ment, write "Please insert the ioi-

Stmw. D91' I-ull l5.50 to $6.50. lowing and oblige,” thus apparently

implying that they think the items will hs inserted free. Only a lew weeks ago a reader wrote asking that his ad- iertisement ol Farm lor Sale he in

Potatoes wmv) per but 25 cancelled it, as he is a su s er o

5 The Guardian. In this connection li

24 5 price is not sulllcient to even pay the

may be said that the subscription

actual cost of paper, ink, presswork,

2 niailing, bookkeeping and other expen- ,.__aas ol the Circulation department

" proper, andthus subscribers have no g privileges of iree advertising and are 4 on the same looting as non subscri- r bers. Seldom ever does_ the sender tg state \vhetber,ths item is to appear _ in the Morning Daily or in the Evening ` Daily, whether lor one or more times A in either Daily, or in both, whether

Geese $1-00 *-0 $175 an a display advertisement, announce-

ment, business locai. classliied nd or otherwise. When for 'church or chari-

Corrected for every Wednesday and gable pu;-noses they seldom ever say

day's

so, or do not enclose suiiicient money to pay lor same, all oi which will be returned by first mail in the event oi

3 the item no'¢ being chargeable, or ii 5 more monev is sent than necessary 0 to pay for the item the surplus will

2 greater discount lor cash with order

lor advertising of churches &c than

31° T0 51 be'returned at once. there being a

<30 £0 70 for regular business. In all such cas- 13 t0 1 15 £0 22 municates with the sender as quickly

18 *-0 22 as possible by mail or phone, often

13 to 15

8 to ‘Ji

$10.50 to $1

$5 People write this oi‘l'lce to know li

5 es the Advertising department com-

paying the messenger service to get them to the telephone ii not too lar

2 distant, thus saving all possible time.

.24 News, Letters to Editor, etc., are

(black)

60 t0 70

35 L0 40

11§

35 they be somewhat cl 5 news nature, 40 re char eable. For instance, the ad-

90 to $1.00

-i ice, silver collection. sale ol pies or

Wouldn't you like to get a pair sale oi food or reiresnments, etc. Ad-

of pants .lor nothing. Well il you vance notices oi purely religious ser-

charged lor, and to all such there is but one reply-all items etc, of a money making nature, even though

I S vance notice or notices 0! a concert, lecture. pie social. picnic. etc., are chargeable li there is an admission

el th ic ven thou h a silver

_-1-

should happen to be the even v ns, e g

,_ purchaser of an eleventh pair Of collection is to hs taken

Brown’s you will get your trousers up, are not chargeable. The

' absolutely free. ol cost. Prices range particulars ol any oi the above, alter

[rom $2.25 to $6 but you can have they have been held, are, however, your choice now at $1.28 to $3.69. news and thus not chargeable. The Brown's, 11-5M3i. news ol any past, present or future

-~_ business, which is still being conduc-

“Every eleventh hat absolutely ING Wd. ll “lil-fZ°ll>l°. U “_ ll BP?

no matter what its price is. These parent that the object is to hats are new arrivals and include make the business more widely known

‘ Franklins, Knocksibouts, tweed hats. and thus increase it.-Verses accompaf

Telwscopes and Fedoras and thé pur- nying death notices are also chan

~ chaser oi every eleventh hat will get gea-ble. Even items .which are actual ' ' l ir . Reduced prices news and not chargeable but once in

his abso utely ee range from 89e to $2.25. Brown's, either Morning Dailybin' ‘Evening Daily

e t

‘The Home of Good Hats. 11-5M3l. or both are charges or more an

ons insertion, as they are thus not

300 Men‘s Woolhoat Swoa ll news-

Grey trimmed wit Red. Reg ¢ The above iacts ere given for the ‘nrloo $1.35 yours whllo t >- purpose oi assisting persons who have last. for 896. Prowse Bros. items, etc., to mai\,to this oiiice, so

I0-i I Mtf that delay end 11llePP0lntment will

...__ he avoided.

,___.._»--

"The biggest range oi ladies' suit- ---

lngs you ever saw on P. E. I. is "In buying shoes for children bers

D A BPH" 9'2°M"E arents have unlimited variety from

shown by . . - - -_ p

’ ' which to choose. Coil Bros. 10-21 Mti

All slzes y( lb. to 95 lb. Lowest Prices WHOLE

SALE & RETAIL

0ne Carioad (30,000 lbs )

Wrapping; _ Paper

M A is i Li. A s, C,-

saosys. iciuwr. nan sisaE~...s'¥1u~enn i<aas’r.ix unnnim - .ii

sizes end we|gLl§s Prim wao eats at - R iz 'r A 1 1. 'rw 1 N ss 'rwmizs 'rwmas ail

kinds st iowelt ‘prioeb

Cerler & C0. Lid

_gnu-I-_-si

You hould wear the em- iem ol your club and nn- wtiers ce you lind e' batter

display than the one we are now s owing.

hen pins are made in

odsnd till d re e :eatin th? dl- lows

as or stere. ni; e, oi this rengqnen. uber en one oi sm orgies.

gl re end li

rleed at sleep.

W N sbloii

Sunnyside Jeweler

. _ ..&__..._..a

Low Priced 0 ~ _

0,5-_

Eff. _ _ _

-,\;‘,¢--n. ,

Illlv

H ’ ‘llill

Emblem Pins, ' E iw

, -~ " |T -"T" M UMTH ,

1'3" a

,IDU _'-

’Atchison... _,.1072 Am- B00t¢Bugar -67 Am. Smelters._. ... 82§ Amal. Copper... 83) Brooklyn' R. 'r._.. 90; Erle...' 34}

Lehigh Valley . . . ... ....17-if Miss Pacific . . . ... 42% Northern Pacific ".1251 Pennsylvania X. D. .H1222 Reading... ..._110; Rock Island... 26 Southern Paciilc... 10.1; Sugar... ...120§ Union Pacific... ....170 U. S. Steel..., _...-76 U. s. sm-i,_Pin... Beth. Steel... 45; Mex. Pet... 841 N. Y., N.'Y. & H.....136 Utah Copper... 62;

' High

_ Canadian Pacidc . _ . ...26"J§ Detroit... 72k Dom. Steel Corp'n 61 Minn »&i St. P. (Boo)140{ Montreal Power ....227 N. S. Steel & Coal.... 87 Richelieu & Ontario...112} Shawinigan... ..'.13B} Toronto Ry... .......140 Braz. Trac... .... 90}

COTTON

High

Dec....._. .......1l53 Jan....... . ......1160 March...l.. . . .. ...1119 May...... .. ......1182

WHEAT

High

nn¢....... sol

Great Northesn Pld,..139 ,

OTTAWA, Nov. 5.-By making Gul-

ivay in ireland a trans-Atlantic sea- port the ocean voyage between Can- ada `aiici the old country can be ciit_ down to about three and one hail days. With n view to interesting the Dominion government in the scheme iiobert Worthington, of Dublin, the eminent Irish railway contractor, had an interview to-day with the prime. minister, Right Hon. R. L. Borden, _/l __ '

v nc d a dee interest in the " '

'liie Biickly -Si’ 50 hat

_who ei e p _ 0 _ \ _ stills viiuner. We li.ive _.gn ~,_,:;_:__ project. and who will cause it to be ,TTI TH \§v\;T\` searched every market f0l' ;`j‘_ _______,_,§_,,___f_;_',_'_ laid before his colleagues at an enriy _ ’/ff/' -_LH 1/ l ‘T --\.\ a hat to equal om. famous _ ' _.~;N€.~‘

meeting oi the cabinet. _ ' 'fw \T`|, $1.50 lfuckiy Hat, No _

~ \ - other ‘list as ood. Au ah- fl T' '.f"1»_--.,.. _~,.]<{’._§l-\_§=_f`,,1TTi\‘~’f _-,,

/ ' T' `_`\"‘ solntejguaranéee with each HH.HTHHn..§.....,n....0...........'.T.,.T~`aH....=..I.~ \

‘ //, ‘ ?‘ hal. _ _

_._ _ - - * ' 0123

OTTAWA, November -i-C.C.Jamos \ ~‘ A ghmce at our window ` _ gl'

` -_ l_.`-".lv will convince you that our

‘ hats are right.

_ ¢ ‘ ‘ ' _

“ .

alternoon conferring with the minls- -,__ ____ _ I I 1

EXPERT ON FARMING

_ i COMPLETED.

sioner to bring in a report on e

l r tion between the

in encouraging agriculture, arrived ir Ottawa today and spent most ol the _

10st ez; all sz; sei sa; 1aa 113% .21 124 122| 110 ze 109; 120; 109% 74;

44 a4 130 sir

MONTREAL STOCKS

Low Close

2611> 71 601 140} 226§ 87

112 138i 13‘i} 89

Low Close

1144 1161 1102 iies

Low Close.

` sei

mis TH

who was appointed special com / `

th ‘ .

question o coope a' _ _ E ` ' Dominion and provincial governments. `

. ,A _ ._

,~ ~

, - ‘ “__ ` _

.. .i T. PTT; it, r _ - .1 - _ _ -_

HT' l 'T

beam trawisr has en operating for l...'F. G. Jordan, agent will he T , p

< _ | ,' -_ 5.- ._ _ - 1 ’ "'~`- '.3-‘__ _ _. -_

‘ §n‘f,d ,,f,‘{,_§§§,‘j1`f§,,§’§n“§‘f;,;,,:d‘§;§‘°§f,€ ~ -_» lr _ best assortment of furs for men and women ever

nity. His onine phone No is 5. ‘/ ‘ "E 1 = ‘A -T ‘ Shown inthe Guy(

."' 'TT Tr\ ` » T

- .T li - i

...°Siibscribers shouldli-enew . weeb T' __ ' ,_ _, A, or (two 'blelore the dtimed 1.131! hav: T- -WIQT' HTTLJXQX _

pai or as exp re - an us no "_‘ T. ~_ “ _ _-f _.3 - ‘ _ -

miss an issue, as all Papers are dis- TM TTETN,-`~_ " _

T ‘ 5 'i T .

continued prdmptly on expiry date

t .

More New Hats `

Another shipment just

received of liiose ruff lined effect hziis which are in such demand at the pre-sent moment at $l,50, $i 65_ 51.75100 $250. A third- sliipinent of these hats re-_ ceifed within the past 4 W eksi

\§

F- _ A _particularl.y`

-Q “fr _

T _ \_._ \

` >

=%_--4/f-'-`-E-s' 1;--

"_`._ _/E »

M ink Fur Sets

finished with 3 tails. The

style. This set is extra good at lar value is $9o.co. _ _ _ 1

Our fur de artment is Snow stocked with _ihgi

_ In fur coats, furliued and fur iifimmcd coals.

T A Ladies’ special uatural=rat coat 48 inches long,

...'T. Gordon Ives, agent, will be ’ ,- - f . ' . .- » _ ~ _ gina tn rnnsivs an news. nnvertining- 1 T" " " beautifully lined at $65_co. A better grade made from and subscriptions in Montague and `

vicinity. His oflics phone No. is 18.

No. I skins at $8o.co.

_ __ _

Persian Paw Coat $8_0T0_0_= _

T Peisian paw cost 50 luciiesioug, fine sliort~_cuii lined with a good quality sulinliulng nt $80.00. __

_'Fur Lined Coats .$48.00

We are coxiiident that we linve the best furilned coaisin the

City, a value that cannot be dublicatedfout side of our storelor less than $8.00 more. Made from all -‘ wool beaver shill No. i hainsiter lining Western Sable Collar for $48.00.

'E T ‘ Buckley $2.50 Hats'

‘ -~ is _ __

' __.,. ze-._e:~.) ..-

* ' - in

ter. Mr. James visited all ‘ol the pro-- Worké' without WA3TE_

vinces and interviewed the various - writ” with “ASTE

provincial governments. He will beg Finished with »pA3TE_ -

here several days with the minister, Letters wen 5pAS'1‘E_

working on his report. - In your ni-der yet I-i.As'ri<:? _ _ _, _ Get a Smith Premier=from me. A.

_____.__._._;. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S. il-4ni3\

“Our prices on boys' suits are most

STOCK QUOTATIONS- unusually low but now every eleventh

. _ boy will get his suit free of charge.

NEW- 412- 'These suits are new arrivals and

_ _ were considered splendid values at

Q“?*“°l°'1_S {“f11lSl1ed by F- B- _ Me- the inrmnr prices ni $0.75 to $1.75

Lurdy & G0., Sl10Ck Bud B0l1l1 ‘3f°k' going now nt $4.25 to $5.15, and ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- every eleventh suit lree. Brown's 0111111150. 164 Richmond St., Char- Clearance Sale. 11-5M3i. lottetown, P. E. I. _..._

"The optical branch of my business

-1' requires sill my time I 'am unable to

give the required time_to my general

NEW YORK STOCKS Jewelry liuaincss so I, have decided to

' -_clear out my entire stock- oi iewelry,

107i 63}

HlEll\L0W C1080 'silver\vare, cut glass _and china at

_discounts ranging irom 20 per cent .tg 33 1-3 'per cent. The only articles _nut discounted are Waterman's Ideal

325 -lountain pens and 1-l'ownrd watches.

33% G. F, Hutcheson. 11-6m3i. 89}

125i 122; 1101 zs 109; 1 120; 110

76 112§ 41} Sli 136 621

.-___Z_Z._---»

nisruni sniinn

NEHVESD Hi THE HSE

Qf ilulife (lied Blood Tablets.)

E’_’I‘hose o_ccasionals tits of despon- _;¢ency, those _nervous headaches and

other disorders ol their kind that

_ e wearing down your system, and ‘n'1aliing.ynur lile miserable can be _promptly and permanently cured. _ l You didn't thi,nk_ that, _did you- _but it's true nevertheless? '1‘li'ere's a. preparation now being,sold by our leading druggrsts that is just the l-bln! YOU need. It is a high grade nerve tonic that has been only olier-

‘e'd to the public alter many years oi thorough testing and experimenting by the leadiiig physicians, scientists and chemists in the world oi medl-

cine.

This preparation is called Nullfe

amply describes it. It gives you new lease oi lile_ lortiiies the ner- vous systemand builds up the body by purilyimg and strengthening the blood, ieedirfg every cell and develop- ing it to its lull power. Nullie is a splendid tonic and works so natural- ly and easily that the most feeble ln- valid can take it without trouble _,and the most chronic cases can be promptly benefited.

Nuiiie (Red Blood Tablets) cost

but 50c s. box, 3 lor $1.25 and 6 for $3.50, and can hehad at the fol- lowing dealers; -

McKinnon Drug Co.

(Red Blood Tablets) and its name.

1 The Two Macs. City, -_

Geo. E. Hughes, City.

E. A. month-, city. _~

J. W. Carruthers. Montague, Vt Cox Bros., Moreil. _ _ - - 3 Mrs. A. N. Campbell, Bt, Peters, 1_4. J. Mahon, Souris, _ , . alex. Robertson; Red`Point;` _

B. P. Smith, Kiiigkara,

s. H. cniwui, New Haven] Ewen MacKinnon,~ Hampton,

Calvin Howatt, Victoria.

Kier & Mclfadyon, Kensington.

P. N.. Inman, Suminerside. ' _ E- C- 1-°Pv-se. North Rnmno. , W. B. Dyer, Alberton. Mrs. Lottie Murnaghan, Peake's Station. _ _ _ _ Jas. F. Ford, Tryon. ` ' Il our dealer dossn't carry NU

. _1.=r :‘¢.‘!\=»`r-' ~

Johnson. whniensie Distributors. Char1nttetown.` , KWBMEI4.

y _

LIFE ask him to write Johnson &_

inquis-

I' i n. .= T?

Slenographers Trained allf

____.-_.

1f_ you wish to become a successful stenogrsphai; ai- fe.

, porter you should take a course at the C. B. C. _ _ _

_ The Charlottetown Business College and Institute ol Slioi-tl_1aud_and Typewriiing is one ofthe Premier instutioiis of its kind_m the Maritime Provinces. Here you receive per- sonal-imd individual istructions and the courses are so plslu

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