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» The office of Provincial Engineer is to be abolished.

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~ ed. Our contempoarry also admits that “it was hardly

‘ yesterday’s Guardian. We should/think Mr. Bell might

' $32,000 each in lieu of a land grant. _ '

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tosbe cut dowii by`$3'00f.t:* 5 f' ff ff 5 or ' _ ~ . A second car ferry is to be put ol the 'l`ormentiiie-

pre-election promises of some of the candidates are car- ..\\_.___i__ _ I

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rnlng bully (founded 1887). $4-00 por year (delivered) In advance.

I =._5. ` -- 1- - v mf the open in France and Belgium are taking to the farms ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, , 1 - ,bg ' Pr"w,"m_M"l°' A' A' enmm in preference t0 the i11d00 ij' ff b tlh con ratulutionsadla fllfevir rrlidnbrllg

J. R. Burnett, D."K. Currie.

* :aim me Publisher. ` Maoelm Editor-

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justice and'“° ‘mei certainly noltirphe Guardia” gm' ‘ws boon which will offset much of the destructiveness and .

it its jubilation. As_ it asserts, at_ the close of its editorial ~ “the defeated Conse‘rvati_ve candidates have no reason .. feel despondent over the result. They worked hard, they did their best to win but the tide of Liberalism was too strong to stem.” Theonly amendment we would sug- gest to this verdict is the substitution of the word "un- rest" for Liberalism,” alld the whole situation is explain-

expected the victory would be so sweeping.” It certain- ly was not, not even the lnost optimistic Liberals expect- ing nlore thana small majority. We take this oppor- tunity of congratulating our colifrere, Mr. F. J. Nash, editor of the Patriot, oil being returned to the House. We note that his majority was 89, not 49 as reported in

do worse than give Mr. Nash a place in his cabinet if there be enough seats to go round.

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` Now tllat we are entering upon a new political era. f

if may not be amiss to peer cautiously into the iminedi- ate future, and see what it holds for us, or is likely to l hold, basing our hopes upon the promises and the repre- sentations which brought about the change.

The teachers' salaries 'are to be substantially in -

creased out of the present revenue.

The Wai* and Health Tax is to be abolished. The dog tax alld the road tax are to be reduced, if

not wholly removed. 1

The returned soldiers are to receive a gratuity of

Each school district is to appoint its owll road mas-

ter. .

The School Supply is to be abolislied, all school books

and supplies to be handled through the merchants or by the Education Office. _ _ __

A'mud-digging plant is to be set up in Richmond

Bay and a railway spill' built to connect it with the main line of railway.

Lower freight rates for iliussel mud will _be sec ‘

on the Island railway, also on the Canadian Gov imeiit` Railways for fresh fish.

The official staff in the various gove iimellt oflices f

’ ~ is to be greatly curtailed and the salaries those remain-

ing to be cut dowil. - -

Borden route, the standardizatioii of-the P. E. Island

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Railway is to be proceeded with until the whole road is },,,, ,,,,, ,-,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,.,.,,,,, ,U ,hc ,,,,,_ <_;"° Of H10 lv-iflws »=l\ll>l»\\llllers on um

completed. _

All intoxicating liquors brought to the province must

be pure and unadulterated and sold at cost. Just how

they are to be sold and by whom has not been made clear ‘,;‘_',,_,_,, wnm'_,_,e(, ,__ _md _,__‘__(_mm~L___m,

as most of the Liberal candidates expressed opinions of their own on the subject. ~

The automobile question is also in the ali, and if the

ried out the merry toot of the touring car will be heard no more in the land. The fact, however, that the chief opponents of the automobile 'have cars of their own may modify the injunction. “ _ _

There are other promises the fulfilment of which

we shall look forward to with more or less assurance and with the sincere hope that in the fulfilment the province shall not suffer unduly.

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The monthly commercial letter of the`Canadiaii

Bank of Commerce for July says: “As yet high prices for field and other agricultural products do not appeal' to have arrested the movement of the rural population iilto urban celltres where wages are steadily advancing alld the niiliiber of hours constituting a week’s work is being reduced. ~Until this moveineiitis checked prices of food- stuffs will tend to go still higher causing in turn i'urther demands for increased pay. Such increases, however, cannot be granted indefinitely.”

The same letter also states that the acreage seeded,

this year ill all Canada is slightly _less than last year. This' latter is, of course, a natural sequence to the former. Had it not been for the increasing use of tractors in the prairie provinces the acreage for the present year would have been very much less than it is. We can sciircely hope that inacllinery can, in the years to como. olifsc-t the 'movement fron. the country to the cities. Macliinery will undoubtedly help but at a considerably increased

cost, yet the real problem is how to arrest this cityward _

movement. _

According to the above extract and as is well known

to all, the city attraction is _higher wages and shorter working hours, and it is an irresistible one. It would be the height of folly to ask any man to work anywhere for a lower wage and longer hours than he could obtain else- where. Elsewhere, that is, in the cities, higher wages and shorter hours are available and so long as they are _the blood of the country will flow into the cities. 1

It is not probable that there shall be any arresting of

this cityward movement until, either wages in city and

turned soldiers, who spent

the destruction of war.

[0 ~ _ Miss Frances i\Vhite of Sackvllle are

cities. According to the latest statistics over 18,000 re- ,msg Rowlam; 0,' H;,,m ,B hav,”

_ turned soldiers have applied foi land under the govern

‘= *“' ' 1 ° 1 ment plan and $16,486,186 has been loaned t`o settlers

he SATURDAY’ J-ULY 26’ 1919' ------- to buy land, implements and stock. _ If the war _has ' _ , . . , , _ ,, . ,. . taught our men that the free, open ife on the farm is this afternoon are Mrs. w. E. Beul- ' Sl ‘“‘“I‘\G I I Tub su l "HON more attractive than indoor occupations and that it `

_ _ _ -,R _ more honorable to be an indeiendent roduce than a

The Pamot rooster was out yesterday wing uiblelf city wage earner, then it has Iconferred) on ther world a Week “'° “B” G- A' “”" Mrs' ““"'

lic event of the week and the win

I' OCCUPB 10l'lS O ered y 6 E

- il delightful vlan' with wir. and Mrs.

W. K. Rogers.

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Tile ieii hostesses lit thc Gold Links

icy and Miss Amy Earle.

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Visit-ors being welcomed here this

rls of Mahone Bly. _ _

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illilis roll The Motorist

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iery boils over _-io barlly that ii good ical of at-id is lost illid the gravity lr-collins iowill' inch dily. llo viii think that l iill it too 1`ull'.’ As it gives en- ough current to operate thc f--'.>ll‘tcl'. I ..-ullliose that it only needs acid.

Answer: A battery boils only when

it is being heavily overchargei and zlle rcmcily l`or your trouble is to have tho r~llilrgi_lig l';lto of the gl1iivl':ltoi‘ re- illlcell. We do ill;t_know what system this ls. so we cannot give you direct- ions for doing this, but you can have I done :lt :lily service station, lil case _\'oii cannot Iilld directions for doing it in your illslrllr-.tioll book. Vliless you igllllrd the blttciy against ovcl'r'llilr;;- ing, you will have constllllt trouble of

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this kind._Tlie cells should never bt- lillcd ubovo the lower edges oi' their filling plugs or thifre will be ioallililig und ovcrfiowingfll' you are sure that ther.; has licflli :lil .lcluill loss of acid llioi il los:-l'oi' will#-r iln»l'r-ly) syrllliilf all the lililiid ont. of cavll cell iilto 11 cicull bottle :lllil add pllro slllpllllric will lo it'uiiiiI lille ,ltrllvlly is r:ii:wll to 1280, tlicil fill lilo (wills willl il. Thi* cells should, o|` r»oill'..-rl, bl- fully l~il:ll‘;'_'~ ill when you do this

COASTING WITH IGNITION “OFF”

J. W. writes: \\'ith lily i`.>rllii\r cilr.

I zll\\'ll_v.s shut oil' lilo ignition, will.-li the car wlls cililstilli.; flown :l long. -tecp hill, but l :lm told not to do his with lily p.l't-;<'>lii 4-nr, ns it lllrly njurc ihl- goilelwlior. is this true?

Answer: It may be true. in cziso

lilo vlor-tri<'.ll sysiclll is so al'r:ingi~d hal the tlilmwilli.; “on” oi' the igni- ioli swilch also alcls to coillizwt the

'olillitiolig llll'o\\‘ilig ffl' the s\\'it<-ll, whili- the oligillz- is kept in lllotioll by illr- rai"s inoinclltlllll ilnll lilo igolleliiior 's Ihiis kept in rotation :ind ex(-il-1-tl

tory, _ma-_.' result in the p;-oliilctioil of lil llllliorilllllly high voltage capable Ili time oi` overliczltilig oi' pvon hllriiilig out the lgellerzllor field coils. ln the " so ot' at gelierutor wllir-ll is alll ilnzlt

l'ron| the hllttely by ll l'clu_v. we cannot ice how hilrlll can result fi‘olil coilstillg with ignitloli "oiT."

East Royalty Reception

Sir,-On the night of tile twenty-

ilrst of July' the Iled ('l‘oss ot' Exist Royalty held rl reception for the re-

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turilerl innn of that district. Well. s line of the men who saw the liglliing and :-iiI'lcred with wounds. did not have the ploilsiire of receiving invita- tions. I notice, llowcvcr. that mon wllo never left the Island, got invi- tations io go, while some iiei°ocs \\'i=i‘c left at home. Hoping the lied Cross coiliniittev will conlo for\\'al‘il and give coniri explilliiilioil wily sonic of the boys were noi. asked.

I :lin sir, etc., .

RETURNED SOLDIER.

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aily Selections for

Guardian Readers °‘

rurninhed by W. B. l..ounon¢i=

Lillie lonely liigiilllouse,

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Twlliklilli.: now limi ihirkeiilllig now

l)o -_/ou ne'er grow res ss

limi Io si eel] awzl

With <- w i» 1.: _ .

Boats llilit pass each day?

Breezes bring the answer: ' "Birds and hunts may go, ' Winds m:ly` frolic, waves may dnlicc;

Here men need me so!"

Iliippy little lighthouse,

Saiiiifiell to be .

Ono of mllny lioricons set For the ships lit son!

Neither do men light ri candle, and

put it under a hurihcl, hilt on n candle-' stick; and it giveth light unto ull that ure in the house.

Let your light so shine before men,

flint they may see your good works, and glorify your Frilher which is in

the guests of thc l'ormel"s son Rev. Charles White of Sullilllerslde.

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A delightful afternoon tea and

lliuriluilieilt wus held at the St. Jinles 'l`cni\is (Tourls on 'l`iics<lay al`icl'lloon. the tea table being presided over by Mrs. Bugnall, Mrs. Pomeroy and Mrs. \\'illlllllls.Tlie \ve.lther was ideal and a great many took the opportunity ol'

the llllke of Ccllzlaugllt to thc tllzlal- 1l<~Vlll3 tea out ol` door; where they ian slillliers in London is`told in coli- UOUN “Mill Ihr! l9lllllS HVCI ill"

HAPPENINGS I 1

0F THE WEEK

.-\llothcr instance ol' the itindlloss of

Prosperous

We have pleasune in reproducing

from the Montreal Herald of the ltlth Instant, the following statement In regard to the financial position of

I the Provlnfzial Bank of Canada:

The prelinllnaq/ statement for the

fiscal year ended June 30th shows that the hunks total obligation to the public are $28,594,720, and total lia- bilities $31,693,379, being on lncreuiie of over ten lllllllon dollars on the pre- vious staloliient. The bank is In a very stron.; liquid position, the quick assets amounting to $22,535,000, wliich zilnount is about the slime as its deposits due to the public amount- Ir`lg'to $22,489,456. Of the quick assets. cash resources amount to $8,284,720, while Donililioll _Govel'nnient, British and foreign uecurltles»amount to $8,- 216,000 alid call alid short loiilis lil Canada on bonds, ileheiltures and stocks are figuring for an llnioullt oi'

54840191, €’.c.

from the cities by actual starvation, and the latter is by ggmipuyp pin iqwliluily mlcgmpii ~ .

far the`_more prqbablenof the two. »- It _ A ` A' ,I ”, ; i_` all I i_

will W yur (murray in -uvlamilll c»n.a¢; .ml also in u. s. A. ' It is gratifying toiind that a great many. of the re 1.-,-,,,,,,,,|,,-_ me P,,,,,,,,c,,,, ek,-,,,,,,,, 6,,

the past four or five years in Tlimdev W" the Outstanding vub-

Financial Year

The net profits are $434,594, of which the sum of $250,000 was transferred to reserve fund, which has now reached the sum of one million dollllrs, being fifty percent ol' its paid up capital of. two million dollars.

The net profits of $434,594 represent

a total for 18 'months as the banlrg fiscal year now ends June 30th, The net profits t'or the previous year 1917 of twelve months were $207,000, there. fore by adding one half of this amount for n. pl'cltuli|ed _six months additional profits li total of $310,500 is obtained for purposes of compnriso_n'with~i.hIs yeal-'s profits. Therefore it ¢_iie'§b0\_~@ amount fs subtracted-,from this yeai-'g profits li very hlindlionle increase of $124,000 is shown over the previous year. _ ,

The annual meeting of the share-

holders will tuke place at noon on the 13th day of August next.

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lict-lioll willl the big Peace i)olilolistra~ Y tion oil Salilrllaly last. Tile Duke, iilill- l

ing my g-|,¢(-ia] mi-u||,,,,0du|i,,,, had :Blind iIiscoul'sc<l sweet music while

sil‘.l\\'bcl'l'les and icc crcuill were plen-

hcen lllaldo t`ol‘ illloliicizll t`ilil:liiialis.

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cnnis courts being occupied -all the `llle. Ili the evening the G. \\'. V. .~\.

rlolliptly placed at their disposal the

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'*°-‘ :llioiii illi’ prir- rlieli. .\ir. Si.ill_: :intl ('*‘U"“~` Wlll """l'"“" l" ll" l‘w"l“"l

his iiriii.. \\-in |,,,_s,, ,, fflw ,1¢,\~,, 5,, ,im in irlll llllti \vililor wraps and nlantles.

iii'lllly served.

enclosure before his residence, t`lal'- ‘ ’ '

ence House. while Sir Ernest Hatch and Lady llilda Murray provided for was the strawberry festivul on the K. several hundred Canadian guests. of C. grounds lust evening under the

c . . auspices of the Children or Mary.

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The followlllg wedding frolil they

l\`c-w York Iierulrl is interesting to Mrs' Oscar Ercolllum and yflung forilicr frivllds here of Mr. Stzlllo. duugmer have urrlvod .On A vim( ‘U Mrs. 4‘l:lrill'issn-Auriila Cook, of Salt Mr' and Mrs' ?0l:ald_,Nmh0]sml‘

Lllke l‘iiy, l'tilh illlrl New York and

Mr. lidlnllnd K. Stallo of New York _ and (‘iin-_immiip ()i,i,,_ who 0|,m;,,,-,,1 3 Rhode lslallid, is among the ivelcoine innrringl li.-m1,.,.~ ,m pl,-gt S;,[,,,-,|,,.,_ visitors li, Cllrlrloitctllivli this wreck. _ were lli.ll'l~il-,i Moildliy night ill tlic - ' ° ' llotel l‘ll:llli;lm, Vanderbilt ilvlmup ;|nr| .\lr. \V. B. Mrlrrison nf lil-troll, :ii- l"ol‘ly-i-iglllil street. The cel'c~lliollv, tel' ull illlscncc oi` twelve years is wliicli was pel'i'ol‘llied ill thc Qui-oil lionlll cn 11 visit to his brother l\il‘.A.I<I. Alillr-. rlom oi' the hotel ily thi- ilev. Mol‘l‘isoil and liallglller Miss Zilla and l’l»ll~r K. Millikl-ll, ilssislallt pilstol' of lllt’-.V |"1lV\' Utility lo Vlrlil. filrs. Morri- ilil- .\i;n~l»l.- <'l»il<-inure Plllli-r-il, was ai- s~ll‘.~i llcollle lu S\1ll\lu»‘l‘-sl1l0-

l\INl"d l>,\‘ ion gllcsis. allloni.; \'/'noni ' ' ’ ° \\1‘l‘<» tho soils--iii-l:l\\' and il:lll.;llii-ix. of llllllior has il. thzlt Mr. A. A. l\it:~ .\lr. ~Sl:'llhi_ I’rllir'ipil :lllil I’i'illl~ipvss;l l-0-1`=ll i-*i ‘U ll\‘ lll\‘ l\l‘\V (1"’V*‘l`l“’l` “ml lvl-.lill-liao. ilospi_alill.<l`ulni in-lilo.. lnni the uliiioiillllwut uw-l.=l with sell-~l'=\l 'l’l‘ilici-sa .\<Iicl|el .\inl'.'li. who h:l\i_-. |,n¢_-"_ appl .iv:ll.

izl New York sl-vi.-l':lI illontiis. 'I`hore ° ° ' were no zldditioilzll izilcsts fill' the dill- Mr. :ind Airs. l’o1llf‘l’0Y l\3‘~'0 1"* in-l' which i`ollt.\\'ied the cert-nloiiy ill' thi-ir l-{\|*‘~‘l M"**» ll. liclllll. I\\i\ll1l.lZ0l` Of eiglit o`clock, ’I`lla- bride wllo wlllkf-il ll|0 Uillllf ‘lf Nm/41 S90'-lil ‘ll lI“l"lll‘"‘» to till- prii- dioil with Mr. Slllllii, wore UNI., and l`<ll`lll0l'lY ‘lf U10 Bfillllfll ln a llrcss of white satin trllnlnoii with llllii ‘fll_V~ H0 ll* l*‘fl"l-T C""`lll1‘lly Wm'

Another pleasant event oi the wc-ck

;\li‘. Douglas Borden of l’l‘0Vi~l1.!\fff*

4 lliaillioinl lll‘lli»i>ior, wllicll wals :l gift. ' ° ' troll: lliu briiiogroolll.I’r.ll<:ipc.ss.l Itosp- lll Ulf* ll-|¢~'Sll\i-< ilway ill ML- M~ Ii»,li.-j ami |»,-m,.,.:;_., _V|,,,.:,, “.,_,.,, hm. lilnke, t‘.Ilnrloiti=iown hair. lost .1 good iii:-.lrlcllils-. l’l'inl-il .\Iiir:lt \v.l.-.' thi- |,,.,,r 1- l.il:»\n and gviluillc sylilpullly is being :ll:lll and l’l'ill<'i|l~ |{.i_-pig1i,,_,-5 ,c-,.,-V,.,| <‘.\ll»lirIi-rl to tht- licrellvcd fillllily.

l lishvl ill ini" ' ° °

|,,.¢-,,,.,, H,,,,.,;,,g1-,,,. 1imh`,,ml _\;,,,._ A dull sllrlili- of (.loli-:illii blue velour ,,|,,_ “.h,.,., ,mth huvl, mim__g in______ will Im i`eatlil~ori with llloleskin collar nm, In ,pw ,,,,|,,,,,,, th,,,. W", ,.,,_t,,,.n and nrlnilole biiiilings. 'l‘hlLi shade in _\,fr;\v v(,,-1; _-md nmké H,(,i,. h,,,,,\,_ of blue is especially good _with tlle l],,.r,._ Tim ,,,,,,.,.mg,, of -,;,.S_ (wok U) wllrnl gl'..~y lllole_skili. »

.\ll'. Siiillo followed an zicfillnilltlilice ` ' _ ii' fiilir _vo;lrs. ’l`he_v met in I\‘i\w York LY’ YL ""` ' l ill r-ollll1‘l‘l`lii with :lssorilliwl inter-

lwt..-l ill gold nllll silver liiillcs in |'i,ii, '

_llid I\'cv.ld:l. Sho has extclisive hold-

1ll§._s_~ill_liirj_'I’llscarQi‘Q sii~,-or _nl11Le_m _

Veiridfi nllll in ihe Glen Allen :ind lfvvf-liilo gold and silver lliilies ill ill- li Silo is the dluigliter nf the into

llllwiil l)iiii<“lii Wilirdx. for m'ln_v _'clll's J.

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it will be too late thcn.

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61 Queen Sl

F ire Insurance

Take out that Insurance Policy on your home

tore, factory, and other buildings and their contents

Don’t wait until the alarm has sounded and the

fire apparatus is oil its way to your burning building-

Step ill and have us write you up rl policy tha

ill give you the protection you need.

Tclepliolic No. 67.

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Consistent Saving _

BANK OF ~lVIONTREAl..

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The systematic and con- gift'

sistent saving of money, is a ,

duty which deyolves upon - , every one of us. The Bank g

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Accounts on receipt of $1 and accept thereon deposits

ol $1 and upwards.

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rent hikes. His yards were at (‘:lpl>

Viliceiii, N. Y. Sho was cdlicnterl-in

New York :llld has passed much of Izill' time there. liel' first llllsbanil, wllo llcii’ sevi‘l':ll years ago. was ('13,-,.,,(.£. .\'vlsoll (‘ook. cf New York. Mr. Stilllo li:l_s_I>r>ell prolnineiil as :i lawyer anll :illnilig pronioter lil New Tori: sevvrlll \'eili'°<. His flilhcr. the l;i|r;` John ]';_ Stalin, of Uilicililiati, was Aiilbilssailol' 'o lilly illirfll_'_: the`_zillllliiil.-tration of l‘i~e#illl~lil (‘levelrlnd. 'l‘hl‘ present Mrs. 'Stzlllo is his lilird wife. ills first wife the lllotiier of Prlileipesszi Rospiglinsii ind I’l‘incess Mural. was Lallra Mc- Iionlllil, daligllfcr of lilo late Alexand- er Mcl)onalli, of ('incililiilli and Prince Erlivard Island who was one of Mr_ Joliil D. Rockei`cller's c.ll'lv associates ill thc' orgillilzalioli of the Sinmim-(1 Oil Coiilpaliy. I-lc left an estate of -lbout $10,000,000 to his grgndilaugip tcrs, l’l‘ilil'lpess:l Rospigliosi and I’l'iii- cess Miirat. ln 1904. il few years after tht’ flffillh of his first wife, Mr. Stalin liilirried Mrs. May linrriliglon Hnimll. wllo llild prevlollsly been the wife of l\ir, l).in R. 'IIilniia, They were div- 0l`f“’rl ill 1912. He was one of the or- sullizors of rin- sovl-nlll Nliiioimi mill;

of New York and was ll director for `

sonic lline oil lin- Iilrillilallle Nitiolilll

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a+ #lf ai a in we is at a #li ir as vs ir is Aflllillfzll lm mllllll- limlloniimiillllu 0" CAMD*

were hold the Pence holiday was cel- |.‘_lirlllcl! by evel'_Jilriil_v pi-iv;|(ely_ T||;_ cll-_.' was descl-tell,Ilolillil-,i seekers lcllv

liig liisll‘l(!lH. ll Wm; one nf the fihpgt

if ilnys this sllinnlcr limi who inkgn fu" G. C. Temple, Manager

:lrlvalltnge of.

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QB' ¥¢ 55 lb ¥¢ ¥ Q W T

T T-T T TIZHTHOUSE J".'l_g". ,‘l".“""‘ "y"‘l"f‘”‘" nf 'l"*l’“°" es

ioil is visiting his reliltive.~i In the city

illlougllolit the Piovlilce

With your sillglv Iighi, U 0 n -"1

_ Mrs. McLeod :ind Mrs. Rogers nf t , Ml nl" Hv"l"m‘ "lgh[‘ Kl‘llD0f'll cntertzlineli .ln :in ilfteriioon ‘yi a S

up ,, len at tho Iilttl-r’s prvtly bungalow in i'I,

sister, wllo is her guest. _

° I\oppm-Ii this week, ill honor of the -'~i °

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\,. th lm_ “HH nvmg ,nw lli_u ri~ililniit,, Mis. .I.l_\ii<..=i and lioi ig

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Dr. Gordon T. Alley and bride

are being cordially ivvlconleii home and slloivorod with__Iiappy congratul- alimiii. They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I-‘. R. llenrtz.

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Among the visitors enjoying il holi-

riny nt St. Eleannrs nro Mrs. David

Ye are the Hgh, of me worm A Mila-.Lerinnn and daughter Miss Kath- __=',

cit-y that is set on zl liill cannot be er ne' _ ~’ ,ll H - llill. ' ' tl ° °

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On Mrnida-y evening the ladies of

-tho L. O. L. entertained at ix straw berry festival on, Cllptnln MartIn's

grounds rind received wide patronage. o ~ u

lui: :li lin i>:lrl_v hour for ii", gi|r|-uumgi

'ind lriiowiiisr lll'lnv oil; |'|~|;,m]qi\|p~§

the great builder of the American Northwest once

said; “If you Want to know whether you are going to succeed-the test is easy. Are you able to save money? If not drop out. You will surely lose. You l may not think lt, but you

will lose as sure as you

Live.

Ifyou do not possess one

ofour savings pass books,

:pen ah account today with atleast $1.00 and

give us the pleasure of’ handing you a. REAL SAV- INGS BOOK, to start. you an the road to success. 3"

IISOURCES OF "$3,000,000

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igned tile Treaty that i

Ended the War

Best by Test ~ For Sale by

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The Store for

Nursing Sister Ina Gillan was among

Waltham Watches

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E. G. cooMBs,wlam.ge., . cl-lARi.oi*n~:TowN BRANCH.

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" Banking Service A

YOUR banking requirements may

be entrusted to this Bank with

every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our facilities are entirely- at your disposal.

THE CANADIAN BANK

OF COMMERCE ,,,

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CHARLOTTETOWN BRANCH, G.W.HARR.|SQN, MANAGER.

Also branches ut

Aiberton;-Montague, Souris, Summeruidc, Vernon Bridge.

W- i n-uq__|r in . J -ui

1 THE ROYAL BANK 0F CANADA '

Pitpitnl prlill-up Reserve Funds $1 5,:l4:l,li70. $15,671,985

Total Ai-me ts, $434,198,05_7.

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

Tile Savings Department is recommended for all persons,

whether their means are large or small. Do not wait t0 accumulate any large amount before you open an account. If you do it at once, whatever you are able to deposit will be in the safe keeping of the Bank and earning interest.

ci-lAm.oT'rETowN nnlmcil, " ‘ A. w. HVNDMAN, iuunuser.

BRANCHE3 IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ALSO AT

Summorslda, Hunter River, Tignish, Tyne Valley, Wellington, Mvllllf Stewart, Cardigan, Eldon, -Murray River, Rustlco (Sub-Brlmcli to

_ Hunter River.) i ‘

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Collntry §l,°,a c0mpulsorily standardized or men are driven ,, M , .6 H M :nose reiilrning from mmm ull.. - . _ _

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