The Mau Who;
_lnfvests in First Mortgages llas
~ Nor is he worried with the fluctuations of the stock market nor real estate depressions.
He goes rigltt along
with his work without worry. _
\Ve have placed mill-
ions on niortgages for in- vestors and they have nev<r li st one cent of rrincipal o'i trre~f, and they have in de nriney. too, becline in ne -t8 per cent, double itself in about 8 jear=.
\-Ve me th ...uglily
equipped t~ rt-I e~e y u of all bother regarding it We will sicure the mort- gage, l`oJk after all c0'- lec-tions, etc., for a v. ry small percentage.
Call in and let us tell
you more about our De- claration of Trust plan.
DOMlNl0N
TRUST
CUMPANY
"The Perpetual Trustee."
4 per cent, on Deposits.
is\io,i<~,aiirmwsi ` 7
ti.siiiiiuinu|li
‘is sincerely hoped, when the Rural Mail System is established, that Mr. Young will remain mnil carrier on the same old route.”
...°’l‘he following registered ut the
,Sen View Hotel, Sourls last week N. S. Jones, St. John; J. L. Kenttn, "l‘or'onto; Af A§ Ardon, Toronto; PLS. lSchr\n, Toronto; A. Leslie, Toronto; W. C. 'I‘ur|ier, Charlottetown; John lifeline-ni, Montreal; James DeWitt, Moncton; F. S. Chandler, Charlotte- ;to\vn; I.. A. Lowther, Amherst; W. Ii. Iiipley, l.ondonderry; 1., Smith, Montreal; A. A. Morehouse, St.
Vohnf \
_,_‘Mr. F. T. Morrow, Dairy ln-
spector, visited Iqed Point factory on Frldny und, as usual, found plant und factory in first-class condition. 'l`he fnct that cheese from this fsc- tory took second prize ni: the Hali- fax Exhibition is- evidence enough thnt it was well made and that the energetic cheese-muker, Mr. Adrian lilclnnis, understands his business thoroughly. From Red Point Mr. Morrow went to Lakeville, where he spent Saturdny.*
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I 'I I -I I I I- | - Na~Dru-Co Laxative I I I are especially good for I children because they are
I pleasant to take, gentle in I action, do not irritate the
I bowels nor develop a need I for continual or increased
doses. 25c. a box, at your I Druggist's.
National Dm; nnrl Chemied Co.
ofCnnndl.Limilod. |77 -
I I I I I
“As a tonic, blood builder and
.nerve strengthcucr there are few pre- pnrntions that cnn cquul Mnc's Blood Food. It is made according to ti formula that has been used
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l.
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I lllntiliiing up the nervous system and
u ‘rejuvenating your hcnltli generally
I jyou will liud Mz\c's llloud Food n
Boots 1;, Shoes
not will rinse YOU
\/Ve have a lot; of inen's
boots and shoes ranging
in price from
$4 00 i0 $5.00 a pair
We just have to sell them and to do so have reduced
them to
0 $3.00 a pair morris a sittin
127 Queen S'reet. 1
,lost (lnmpany and the most liberal in the world. 1910-10-4M4l.
&-_-,-l_..;i I-._.._J
successfully for muny.yenrs by the lending hospitals in America and Eugltiml. For increasing, purifying
l 'und strengthening the blood supply,
rrnlly excellent prepnrntion. Price 501-. The Two Macs, 140 Great Gen. St. Mliltf.
(fANAl)A'H GRAND OLD COMPANY
(‘ompuroil with recent develop-
ments in Assessment Life Assurance at claim pnid hy the CANADA LIFE lon the first dny of October, presents at striking contrast.
The policy was on the straight'
Life plan for $1,000.00 and the assur- ed elected to take the profits as a bonus additions to the face of the policy. When the policy became ‘u clnim n few days ago there had been .declared bonus additions to the amount of $706.25. The Company handed their cheque for one thou- sand seven hundred and six dollars und twenty-live cents to the widow on the first inst.
The assured had entered at the age
.of thirty years and paid the Com- pany only $731.60 in premiums. The profit to his estate was $974.65 be- sides thc best. Insurance protection 'for thirty ycnrs.
W. K. Rogers, Provincial Manager
of the Canada Life, or any of the agents throughout the Province will ,bc pleased to quote rates on all plans of Life Assurance. The Canada Life is (‘nnnda’s Oldest and Strong-
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1 Ra-nch-Bred
The foxes owned by this
Tuplin, Raynor, Dalton and Champion strain.-l,all Class A foxes.
Free Ranching the First Year
No charge whatever is nude for ranching the fits* year and
the company’s assets include a three-acre ranch with al modem
improve ments, splendidly equipped. -
Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
V Paid up espltst g54,ooo, shares Qmoeieh which can be 0b- -tptiied fr. in any of t e directors or from 7
Vfl't\r`€ fidtnierls _Bureau . 6., Exchange Ltd
snare- raw-opp
6
Pure Bred Black $15000 a pi ’
Shartliolders in the Three Rivers Silver Black Fox Co., are
paying only $15,000 a pair for thfthree pairs of ruttclt-brrd Island black foxes after deducting the cost of ranch tquipnient,. orginiz ition and stock-selling expenses
island Foxes g
company are .~e'ecicd frotn fine
[advance to the seed industry ol i
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-I’ROPERl‘Y PURCHASED-Mr.E,
W. Manson has purchased from the Sharpe li‘._stnte the building on Cen-` tral Street, on which he proposes erecting airpsldence next summer.-J,
-SCHOONER ARRIVES - The
throo mented schooner, Beaver, with hard conl for Reid & Co. arrived ~in Summerside yesterday. Just before entering the Straits the Beaver ex- perienced u heavy gale, her fore- boom being broken und her foresnil being badly torn. While engaged in clearing away the wrcnknge the Cap- tain had his hnud badly smashed. The schooner put. into Picton for re- pairs.--J.
-SEED GROWEHS MEE'l‘ING.- Al
meeting of the East Prince Seed growers and dealers, held at the oth- ce of Mr. -John Grady, Summerside, Snturduy afternoon wus, notwith' standing the disagreeable weather, well attended and marks a distinct
l’rincc Edward Island. Among those in attendance were three growers who are nlreudy producing registered seed und all the others present hand- ed in their names as prospective members of the Canadian Seed Grow- ers Association, who are growers of registered seeds. The President oil the Banner Oat Club, Rev_ J_ .I_ Mc. Donald, (under whose auspices the meeting was held) was unable to be present bitt had sent u letter of re- gret and good wishes. The following resolution was unanimously carriedi "That it is advisable for the Banner O:-it Club to bring their work under
-I1' PAYS to buy in this Province.
-our caurm wan ...ni nw
tion for advertising tn this column.
prices at Braces. ‘ 192s~10-ommtiiznsthii , -SUBSCRIBERS should renew n weak or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus ,not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry data,
-FOR SALE.-A female black sil-
var fox of s large litter 1913. Well bred of the Rayner-Tuplin stock. Price reasonable. Apply to P. O. Box 220, Summerslde. 1576-9-19Mtf.
-FOX FOR SALE.--A silver black
female fox, Western Cnnndian stock; an exceptionally lzrge, well develop- ed and well furred fox; produced n litter this season. A bargain to a quick buyer. Should produce excel- lent stock if muted up with another 'zood fox. Can he seen by appoint- ment. Address Confidential, Box '$53, Summorside, P. E. I.
1926-10-6M2iE1i.
:tRoxall Orderlies are purgutive
and lnxntive. They act like nature, do not gripe or nuuseute and are ns pleasing to the taste as fine choco- lates or candy. Can be used by the youngest infant or the oldest grand- parcnt. Two sizes 500 and 25c. The Mncliinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and l-lent Sts. MEtf.
(From Satnrday's Evening Gunrdis.n.,\ -EXAMIN.f\'l"IONS.-The following
are the results of the 'exnminations for month of September in Tignish High School:-Grade VII.-1, How- lan Murphy; 2, John Buotc; 3, Mar-
tlie rules of the Cnmnlinn Seed Grow. ers Association, who ure growers ofi seed thus produced will have Gannd.l inn recognition and he assured of thci best nmrkets throughout Cnnadn.` llthers than those present who wish 50 l€l`0w registered seed may do so by; ltllltlyiftg to G l.e Luchcur, Seed llraneh ltcpreseutntive, Charlotte- t<i\\'u.-J l
WESTERN PERSONALS
-Mrs. W. Hi. Rztttcc, returned to
hor home in liioosejaw, Snsk_, nftpr at visit to her parents, Mr. und Mrs.. Albert Stewart, l‘nrk Corner.--J.
-Mr. mid Mrs. Miller, Cape Trnv-
erse, spent Sunday in Sunnuerside, l5U_llSlH_ :tt the tllifton liousc. Mr. Miller is the engineer in charge oi sho (‘nrferry construction at Curle-
--Mr. J. Ludloiv Slinrp has pur;
<'h:\scd from the cstntc of his into f:\t.licr, Mr. John t~lhztrp, the two luiildings on Wnter Six., nt present' occtlpietl by Mr. A. t‘, Saunders und
liiinself.-J ( -~Mr. Edward Dalton, of Gonrlios Lirnited, has pui'clm.sed from Mrs.” W. .l, Whitney, the store property on Wnter St., nt present occupied by himself :md Mrs. Mcllellun as Drug- store und bookstore respectively.-J,
-The following registered nt the
(llifton House, Su:n';‘erside, Satur- day#-G. Le Lacheur, Ctmriottetowii; ll. McI’hee, Boston; l". D. Ililtr., A. J~ Mnddes, wife and son, Hnlifnx; C. C. Carter, Moncton; l'. S. Hamon A. M. Bradford, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller, Moncton.--J
-The following registered at the
Queen Hotel, Summerside, Sntnrdny: J, IC. Hurry, Moncton; Isndore Bontc, J. J. Mcllufi, L. J. McDonald, Char- lottetown; M. F. MacKie, St. John; lludd Taylor, George Brock, iMon- trenl; R. Ii. McKinnon, North Wilt- shire; H. C. Simmons, New York; W. ll. Ekhurst, Hnlifnx; A. Ardoon, Toronto; Miss (Torn B. Macklin, Cn R. Macklin. Winsloe.-J
From Snturdny's Evening Guardian. --Miss Mary Arscnnult, clerk in the employ of the _Tlrnlsh ']‘rnding Un., is visiting friends nt Morcll, Charlottetown and Fifteen I‘t.~T.
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CAST() R I A For Infants and Children.
lha Kind You llava Always Bough ..‘i:.'::.:;‘;.¢af/%
Shorthorn Herd Sale
2 o’clock Wednesday, Oct 15th
1015.
D. C. lifaolilnlay has instructed
me to Bell at publ c auction at his fnrm in North River- his entire herd of pure-bred s h orthorn cattle-consisting of about twenty head- also one excellent mllkcow. A few ot these src show cattle
and there are severaltyonng bulls. Bulls from this her have sired some ol the sweepstakes cows of the Maritime Provinces. If day is stormy, sale will be on Mit D0 day. '
F. ll. IIORNE
' Auctioneer .i
ton Point.--J f
garet Nelligan. Grnde VI.-1, Har- old Hackett; 2, Arthur Arsennult; 3, Benoit Gaudet. Grudc V.-1, Henry Bernard; 2, .Henry Perry; 3, Leo Con- roy. Grade IV.-1, Everett Conroy; 2, Alva (`-urtcr; 3, lilly Johnston. (lraflc III.-l, (Tolin Conroy; 2, Ed- .lic Whalen; 3, Hackett Harper. Grndc TL--1, I<‘nIf-‘f- /tra:-rmult; 2, Joseph Whalen; 3, Emile .'\rsl‘n:\ult. Grnde 1.--1, Emile llernnrd; 2, Leo Myers; 3, l’cter lliclinrd. Second Freiicli llwidnr-1, Arthur Arsvnnult; 2, .los- epli llnudct. First I<`rf'uch Ilentlci'- 1, ldtuiie Bernard. l"|'enol\ l"rime:'---1, .losiepli Perry; 2, Midi Iliclnu'd»~l.co Neiligan, l‘rin.-’i‘.
llO(‘»Ti)ll ('lt()t~‘Sl'IS A'l‘l.AN'l‘lC
ON til-llMNl'lY SWl<llCl"S CALL
(lil/\l’STOW, ENG., Oct. 4-Dr.()r-
ville O\\'en of Iletroiii, who, in 1911, made un extensive scart*-li of thc bed of the river Wye for Slntkespcnieiii manuscripts or documents. but with- out success, is :tgtiin here seeking dotzunicntary proof that lincon wrote Shnkcspcnrc's works.
A fllutpstoiv chimney sweep sent.
word to Doctor Owen in the Unit#-d States tluit: when the doctor wus ex- cnvuting the river bud he himself hurl discovered documents cl.Sc\vherc relat- iu|: to the discovery. Doctor Owen crossed the Atlantic and offered the i;\veep money for secret. They came to no satisfactory ni-ra.ngcnient. and the investigator hus now withdrawn his offer, saying he hnd discovered the swoop had no information to give.
ll CHILI] IS CHUSS.
HVEHISH ANI] SIEK
LOOK, MOTHER! Il~‘ TONGUE IS COATED GIVE “CALIFORNIA” SYRUP OF FIGS."
Children love this "fruit laxntiVe."
and nothing else clcnnses the tender stomach, liver und bowels so nicelY-
A child simply will not stop play-
ing to empty the bowels, and the rc- sult is, they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom- ach sonrs, then your little one be- comes cross, half sick, feverish, don't eat, sleep or act naturally, breath is bad, system full of cold, has sore throat, stomnch~ache or diarrhoea. Listen, Mothers! See if tongue is coated, then give 9, tenspoonful of "California lelyrup of Figs," and in n few hours all tho constipated waste, sour bile and undigestcd food pasted out of the system., and you have u well, playful child again.
Millions of mothers give “Californ-
ia Syrup of Figs" because it is per- fectly harmless; children love it, und it never fails to act on the stomach, llvor and bowels,
Ask your tlruggist for a 50-cent
bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for bnhles, children of all ages and for grown- nps ,plainly printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfolts sold here. Got the genuine, made by "California Fill syrup (‘,nm»pnny.” Refuse any other kind 'with contempt.
11-1@1
NOTICE,
The undersigned ls author-
ized to negotiate for the sale ot three silver black toxes,one ft-male ,and two males, Bom in the Charles Dalton Ranch in Spring of 1912 Guaranteed to be of the best Island stack.
NBII. Mel BOD.
Sunipenide.
. -MR. FRANK LAFFER'1‘YtlGt1ar- Cash mmt ummm", Ord". Mm. The following registered at the
n{é`l1;l;i>xi:°w'iiiiir:i:; ligiiiiiiiien is ;,‘f,f,':,,‘§§"§,5‘_“ B“”"“°"‘°°° Hi' °m°° tmum shores twwtr-tive cents. V*°*-"1" H°*°l °“ S°*‘“'d“'Yf-'0~ W» Sourts:-Mrs. C. H. Stems Mrs. ' » ~
' "'f_‘ -BRAGES have just received n big P- D-. MCGWKBI-\., VBTIIOR RWM' B. A.
ivmii liii Eié Mi<'D0.lmli]i»vlih¢ii` Liarg' “THE “°m"N‘= "AU-Y, G,“_*"dl““ shipment or mai. Portland cement. Hiltr. Halifax: Raw10lrh`0arr'uthers. ' ' P 7' ' " ‘, 3 ' ' NUI 11° Obi-31|-‘Bd 8% LBUGNYB 100801- 19gg.10_5M,n¢h3;E¢\,1i_ Katherine Carruthers, Montague; W.
Hughes, lr. Anderson, I4. S. (handler, my ya,-1m.B_ summcrsldm _ , P Walsh at J0hn_ W J Walsh
N0 F §I.Suii`1‘l'il§:Atiliei'i'."’*111es ncnnnltld and -Monnwnvuf nur: 'ni u _AMM-UN“`I°N"'B°S*' Valves ,in Halifelt A- A- B1=h°P» N°W1>°rt;
` ____ wanna Bane; from M:)‘uu_e;ll egg; gpnsnand aunnuniiion will be found -l0l1l!Jl31llCh9ld°I`» 13°"-011? MF- ,Bud
b_ ` u races. 1028.10.6ldmtb2iEtl1li Mrs. . W. Carruthers, Montague; J.
_ _ 'The °°"rt°°“° Maude 0 Saturday morning and will be due __ _ D_ Kennedy' Alberts; g_ _,_ Messe? 55"* mi?" carrier' ti bar?" In Sunuuerside this evelllllg--J .-HIGH ('RAl)E rubber betting and VOY Bt J0l1!ll F W Budd Bt SUD
ii 1 in ‘ » - - - - - °
I t,]‘;u';§t;t‘mct,l:)°i1r Emil, ;]nc;‘rnE?l_ I2 - I all mill supplies ut money saving hen, N. B.; W. W. Ludsley, St. Thom-
as; W. K. Trapp, Galt; O. H. Glend- enning, New Glasgow; J. P. Graham; Montreal; J. Cormnck, Toronto; W. W. Watt, Toronto; E. W. Murchison, Toronto; D. Rutherford Halifax; Jas. A. Swan, Montreal; Mr, and Mrs. W. B. 'l`uylor,-Halifax; Geo E. (lorbitt, Annapolis Royal; S, G. 'f.=YsretouT"StTIplriI;_'£l osepli, Taylor, Toronto.
The following registered at the Queen Hotel on Suturdny:-H. L. Mc- Ewen, M9,-ell; E. E. Webster, Port- ltlllfli W. F. Tidmarsli, City; P. J. Quinn, City.
Revere Hotel arrivals Saturday
were:--Thos. V. H. Barqer, Halifax; Il. M. Lynch, L. Lockweed, Montre- al; E. M. Shepard, St. Paul, ll/lllnn.; R. E. McLean, Summerside; A. Keouglinn, C. L. Kennedy, Cardi- gan; A. M. Carver, W. H. Masters, Vernon; Mrs. G. O'Hnnley, St. Pst- ers; Gerald McCarthy, Georgetown; A. S. lilorson, W. D. Morson, Upton; W. G. Macdonald, St. John; A. A. Munson, Quebec City; E. L. Reid, Port Arthur, Ont.; S. McNeill, New Dominion; J. J. McLeod, Uigg; John Dickerson, Stunmerside; J. A. Cam- eron nnd wife, New Glasgow, N. S.;
Granulalion
of the Eyliils
Is Cured by Dr. Chusc’s Ointment-
Scores of Uses for the Great So- othing, Healing Ointment.
Most people know Dr. Chase's Oint-
ment best as u cure for eczema and itching piles. Nor is this to be won- dered ut when you think of the rc- murkuble record made in this class of cures.
Uni. thore are scores of other uses
for this ointment, which are only discovered when it is kept constantly at hand. <_'»
Mrs. Martin, 13 Carroll street, To-
ronto, formerlyf of Bowrunnville, flnt., writes’ “We have used Dr. t‘husc's Ointment for years, and, found it invnlunhle in treating skinl irrltutions and all sorts of burns
and wounds .In fact, we would notj lie without it in the house. lt is ti, most excellent trcntnient for grunn-‘ lntod eyelids, from which I suffered without finding nnythini.; to help ine.
Wherever there is itching of the
skill or sore that refuses to heztl you can use Dr. ('lhnse's Ointment with` full nssurnnco thnt; it will prove en-
Hatch Wellesley; Hills, Mass; Rev.
NO PARDON _l ussninononssn
BOISE, Idaho, Oct. 4-As a result
of protests from ull over the State, no pardon for Harry Orchard, con- fessed slayer of former Governor Frank Bteunenberg. was asked by the Metropolitan Church Association of Waukesha, Wis., yesterday, when thewitats board of pardcfiswnet. Orch- ard insisted that the petition be de- layed. I-le is serving a. life term. and has been ln prison since January, 1906. Orchard is n nutivo of Ontario.
GZAR’B BROTHER WILL
LIVE IN LONDON
LONDON, October 4-.-Gl"and_ Duke
Michael Alexandrovitch, the Czar's brother, has rented Bnlwer I.ytton's fmnnslonmx, .Knebworth House .for $22,000 a year for three yours and is bringing his morganutic wife and family here to live.
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tml list lit Bmgii
ilu Tis li] lit l.lvlig.~ Enrmnrmsa, Om. 0¢»¢_ .
"Por seven years, I sufl'ered'with wig;
ppysicianl called a “Water Tumor"_| ypodernilcs of Morphine had to be
given me to ease the pain. '
During one of these bud spells, g family friend brought a box of “Fmi¢,| s-tives” to the house. I was so had
that it was only wliep I had taken nearly two boxes thu I began go experience relief.
I kept up the treatment, however, and
after taking tive boxes, I was cured, and when I apxpeared on the streets, my friends said “ he dead has come to life" atid this seemed literally true because I certainly was at death's door”
MRS. JAMES FENWICK_
"Fruit-n-tives" are sold by all dealers
at 5oc'n box. 6 for $2.50-trial size, 25c, '
or nent postpaid on receipt of ' 5 Fruit.-n~tives Limited, Ottawa. pn" ,
i ~- ' .l
gi
Wg)
duced in
hand.
51.25, $r.5o to $5.00.
shapes, 5oc, 75c to $1.75.
tirely sntisfiictory. 60 cents n box, ull dealers, or Edutunsuu, Llntcs &‘ Uo., Limited, Toronto.
Mtf.
Canadian, English and Ameri-
can caps in dozens cf ,patterns and
SMART FALL SHAPES
We're Expert llalters .
\Ve take as much pains ii giving
you a bzcomlng Hat as we do in fitting your head. In this = tore you will iind
the largest, brightest and' best kipt Hat D p“. in the city, showing t‘ie very newest shapes as they are int o-
the large cities; and besides
this-we keep a large stock of the staple shapes always on
For your next Hat--try us -you will be pleased lx , Derbys in all variations rf '
crown and brim $2 oo, $2.50 $5.00.
Soft hats in the newer shapes as
,=v"v‘,. - sire. “1=- _,
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well as the conservative nitdels, '
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D. A. BRUCE
it The Battery.
this
in value.
the best cities of Canada,
Bottom Prices and Malte
sent time can be retalled in
for the shareholders.
73 Dock
Box No. '322
Sirs :» _
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We have large holdings in seven of
St. john and Moncton in the East to Cal-
rauging from
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inn Buck rniiiil
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The Black Fox Industry has proven to be an exceptionally good investm: nt
. but, well selected Real Estate is_ better because safer. A $_io,ooo fox may die or escape.
but real estate in a city which is increasing its population at the rate of i4.ooo per
f year and which has a building programme of 1§x2,oco,ooo this year cannot depreciate
Be Wise And Divide Your Investments
You can get into one of our Syndicates
75 per cent. less than you can purchase the same property from the ordinary lot
gary inthe West. Our last purchase is a rnost fortunate one, being Four Hundred Dollars per acre less than was paid forthe adjoining quarter section. We Buy at Roclt.
Syndicsting Large Properties.
vendoi; and then we stay by you and make the resale of the property, so that you know where you are to get .oil again. Our last Syndicateis in the process of for- mation and will have in it many of the best financial men in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. '
a Sp¢c°slty of
' " The property is a quarter section in the Queen City of the West,-Regin i- Tliis quarter has a ready been sub-divided, and is just across from the three-milli- ir- dollar Parliament Buildings and the G. T. P. R. million-dollar Hotel, and at the pi . -
lots at double our price to the Syndicate.
The syndicate who bought the adjoining quarter made a profit of $¢oo,ooo
Cut out the attached coupon and mail it to us today.
Keirstead £5 Mersereau
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` Investment Brokers
Street and Market Square 7
St.]olm,N. B. _
Without committing myself in any way. I desire , p
to know more about your land propositions.
as eessooo-sown ~¢¢ no-Q .~ ¢»¢~n»~».»¢», . unseen
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