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history oi naval development FHS! U19 03:0'-i“¢1°'1°-L N1°'°i;0M0f"~ aggemm to hogniie _vom I hm going I gi; Louid and Lady Davies, Char-

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nstraiis. is ol especial interest st is;1;:l°;1 Rmwzys and the Ham” hgnitoknosv mysmpgzsw ‘assume zo* Northumberland to Picton yesterday nt particularly to Canadians in ' I Wm “send so the matt", at the moi.hi.ns_

l¢...o.i.' ` ‘ . , ,...........i.-...oi'-s ji;;_' of in meson.. 5+' r..."I‘..’i‘i"o?7'°° *M “fi °°*°“- °°°°f-"“"'~"» i?»= oraun. l iiuooonilizoisz or th- novsfnmwt 1'l\i_\v»v. .wi ¢h°

executive committee of the Brother'

dispute has been Afrlvtd at. Tha con licence was most harmonious through

sr, the pi-osidsnt cl ciis Brothsrhood. announced that “everything is satis-

City Magistrnto'l Court, 9 a. ni. f“°0°'H7 '°ul°d‘" Thi' mu” N nu

and wormwood to those politicians

Annual Meeting of P. E.-I. Provin- and Lsiirisrits srssss "mt have huh

Rifle Association opens, Kensing- psmistsntiy predicting a wiioisssis payilignt me R“”g“' 9 “‘ '“‘ strike and the complete stoppage of 'Emmmos miosmed ML Rss loni ormancs hy Citizens" Band. Ubi 1`ill¢°l'¢°l°lli01 3793015- '1'l1°l'° “W” crtson that he could.not appoint a “° ° 's sqnsrs Gordon, s p. ni. was any prospect oi sorious dovslop- dots ior vsnowsr. i-is woo going to 0! W

- masts sxoapt in tha minds ol tus varliamm vllsrs lwivvulil. l>° isnt show

i le t of th G vei‘nment’a VW! WHY- ‘ _ . k bl ood r d.

ruesodv, Aucusi rr, roi, f‘:,°7°i"“F:_‘om the fe ‘;utm_m_ M,._ R,,bs,i,o,,_Css.i you sm ,is '°'“°" “ Y K 0'*

°'°'“ °°' 'Y ' ' something rnors tonglhis to tske hook .;~»;

Mosher felt convinced that Mr. Gute-

Chronicle and its satellites. These

todo.,I

with us?

df the unfortunate hold-up in ssruest possihis moment g our place in Empire defence. ""’h°d 100° tl” °°”""°v°"7 ‘md by This ended the conference. A”‘°” th' ms” 35"” "B ww'

is known in a general way that their hysteriwl ‘md 9“°m‘““m°“° And it should be added, the con- isgd

isiis is setting up hsi. own havy_ criticisms and comments attempted sessions aiso’ im. ML Emmerson wss and little, outside ol official circles, £0 Pfecllmate 5 3°“°"“| °t°PP°g°' never able to put his "sympathies" and

i is h vc prevailed sud M R h t- Isisnd ooid storsgs co., Ltd.. who

nown concerning the strength or W 5°' °°“”°° 3 ' 'into practical shape as r._ o er

size of the navy. or of the pro- the management and men's represen- s0n~ sugssstem This is the critic Wim. is ii for future development. futivell havin! me* “"4 ‘u“°“"°d th” now declares Mr. Gut°li\lB'S mv-llcE¢° visit to his friends in Brimstons Val-

'l'h¢0 P R halislusdallslllllhlct lllsoillly devoted to the agricultural opportunities oi the Eastern and Maritime Provinces 'ron pages orc devoted to Prince Edward Island. wliich may be considered more than our just proportion . lsclng that the 0. P. R. have no direct connection with or interest in this Province. The introduction is written by Mr. J. E. B. 'McOr¢ady, Publicity Agent. and in addition to detailed descript-

of seventy-six farms, there are wer than four illustrations. 011° hlch is sufficiently up-to-date to an autolnohile. speeding over a

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TRILIIH Hlvll. lius would meet ths demands with an M,-_ Emma,-,°n_1 wish 1 could yn ABOUT

Pnounllufo open mind, and never once allowed send you hal* with the money ill Y°“l’ f' 3,

the c ntin ency of a strike to embar P°°k°t I '"1 5 d°°“'° t° hd” Y°“ ;~.

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town, were passengers Ou the

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the City yesterday , was not- Mr. Leslie Henry, the courteous energetic director of the Express

Shipping Departments of the

ow taking his vacation. Mr Hen- ntends taming in, (alter 5, short

1909, it will bs remembered, questions in friendly conference, in- msnii ss gzariiks and dsspotic. If 1sy)., the National Exposition ill

rslia agreed to set up a deet creases ranging from $5 t0 $15 D01' over a man, wanted bacm-bone in the Toronto where he will have the OP'

of her own. This was to consist month have been ¢0l1¢e<l00. Wl1i1° 01° matter of administration it was Mr. D0; battle cruiser, three light cruis- executive have consented to the pro- Emmerson in the handling of this :ed six destroyers and three subma- viso that no members of the conflden~ matter. Ho resented the interference day

and to cost £3/100,000, The tisl stall in the secretary's and ,ac- of the Brotherhood, yet pleaded with oi

- . _ i h d ni. island will materially benefit by Mr.

as the British fleet was manned countants departments shall in fu them to pity his n rmity an u Hemyis trip- After leaving Toronto

hat time, would require 2,500 ture he members of the Brotherhood, mately sent them away with nothing he YS and men- AB llllllllled t°f1BY though sharing in the standard rate but an empty promise “t0 attend to iiskes_ commoiiiy ssiisd the High. some fleet would require 3,000. Oi wages and being otherwise treated the matter at the earliest possible land, of Ont,”-i0_i which is wsii

The Australians ordered all the ves- hy the management as though lnclud- moment"! shown for the excellence of its black el ' ` ' ` - has

tunity ofiexamining in company h other experts, the most appror system in vogue at the present used in the curing and storage

meats. No doubt all those on the

will proceed to the Muskoka

s fishing, and as Mr. Henryris an

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of their fleet unit in 1909 and ed in memhershih The contention of Contrast t is with Mr u c ues expert nsherman he Wm no doubt

- With Ollie 6_!C€Dfi01l-lille Brill" Mr. Gutelius is that the higherfgraderl incisive “°_u°"' H° spurned the ad' prove 3 formidable rival to so many

5 light °1`“i5"_the5° EMP” of the clerical stall BN Dl`ll°f»l°Hl1Y mi°°"i°0l`d"*m afkllmentf _dl°°-9531 well known millionaire anglers from

all built in England. The build- iihrt of the managsmehgi Bhd to the proposals ofthe Brotherhood on the

States. From there he will

- _ ' "' _ - 1; proceed to British Columbia, and

of the Brisbane vias undertaken iisvs them in the opposition cami, in their merits, and in the end ob ained spend 8 few days in the Roni”

ustralia and very slow progress the event of shy dispute hetween the the handsome admission from the hunting the far tamed Mountain ii0n_

was made both in beginning her and Brotherhood sud mahagomoht would Brotherhood that “everything is sat- The P010 of one 9| these fm- famed

_ in carrying on the work. She is not hs ludicrous, if ,mf positively diggs- isfactorily settled.”-’ animals will make an excellent rug

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C0mDl€ted. "ous This View sppesied to the The dlflerence in the result is mere- illld 0118018 MF- Henry 110 1”"-`h‘°1` el*

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himself at the flreside during the

ter the government prepared an commoirsssss oi the executive’ who ,ly the difference that might be ex- cold winter months r

extensive program under direction oi ithdrsw their spsositiom pected between the conduct of an `

Reginald Henderson, an experi- To give some idea oi the biisinsss_ efficient administration as repreliéllli' hr James Muirhead of Belmont,

d British oiiioer. ir d tisisotor rnsnnsr in which ed bv Mr. Gutslius. and nrovsllinz MMS is visiting friends and relativ-

_ _ li e an sa Y , _ ss

e Pla" approvm by 0” Bmw” Mr- Guteliur has handled this fl“°“' memmncy p°"°'"n°d in Mr' Em uttio ister he will drive through the

iralty pmpmed that the A“°` tion compared with Mr. Emmerson “‘°“°n~ _ eastern part of the Island and spend

G 1 Workers of every description will s

tinctlon

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in"Surnmerside and Tryon., and a

day or two at his wife's old ihome

lllutra Harbour Mrs Muir

near y . _ -

ad, is a daughter of the late Wil-

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“ty two years' that “" ““' the report of the conference between B00" To TRAVELLERS. uhm Mcphei-som

an Ovemment shoud em' when he was similarly situated, we _

the dis .

1933' During the whom °f Mr. Emmerson and the executive ol _-___

B long permd every step forward the Brotherhood, as reported in the he s to be prearranged and taken in iiibsni Trsnsc-'tips as the time Dssi__ In another column will be found a th

prescribed order. When comiplcted . ish -th stssus oi clerks' letter from Mr. J. M. Nicholson, Spa- gn

t is twelie years since Mr. Muir- ad last. visited his Island home, is also being his first vacation in

those years, for being as he is,

llding contractor, he finds it

tr s roms cruisers 1011s11¢ mis' uno hoiiovsd thot the on-rits snonin R R- which vxvleius itself- Thv season to ho shsent from his business

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G H aieustralia would have the following ML Robertson, Prince Edward IB_ cial Solicitlng Agent of the 1'. Iii. I. hard and essecisiiy so in the summer

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Jeweler Optlcmn s and 12 submarines, a set of auxili- P0808 are fated- for years been harassed with com- gf

.- M . E m rson--"Do you think your - - - 0

y vessels comprising three depot ordgr ismwishm their province ii you plulnts from the travelling Public is the intention oi M,._.Mh,,hehd to

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Montague Block Fox Ex- 22

Correspom en e Soliclfed ers

s, torpedo fleet of 18 destroyers be rhted as other clerks on other Charlottetown Board of Trade has He is also s. partner and half owner

"The Cambridge Real Estate C0,” ntinl, Square, Cambridge Mass. It

' __- Ships f0l` Ul€vd€Bt‘l”0Y9l` flotillas and gather here and ten who the cierks about tne service over the sections remain on the Island until Aug gigh

one fleet repair ship-52 ships in all. shall he?" named und while representations have io

see the diflercnt fox ranches and

was calculated that this force, Proceeding down the list of salar- been made from time to time by the $0" thmgs and 913°" °' i“t°r°°t'

in a certain department in St. John.

Whell C0l'llD10i2e, would require noni-1y ics paid in St. John, it w8B Stated Board. no redress was forthcoming ov 15,000 ollicers and men and would by B delegate thatacwrlf was needed until now. In conversation with Mr. Uambi-high until nine years ago

r. Muirhead left Tryon ss a boy er twenty years ago and resided ln

Cost $188,500,000 or $430,000,000. Mr Emmsi,sDn_Who is the head oi l\1_i`.lor, le- s sry n ig M-. .l¢~nl\;iis. when he moied into his own private

The full size of the fleet was, ac- hhathephrtmentv irrehideht oi thi, Board 6,' Trade residence at Trapclo, Hts. Park. in

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e Waverley district of _Belmont

. rr _ _ - ~ cor ing to the program, to be reach Mr. Kelly Mr. Hanlugton. these gentlemen did not wish to take Mann Besides being B pmctisui

by degrees. The total period of Mr. Emmerson-Has he reported the siiyi ci-edit to thsmseivss oi, “is carpenter and buiider Mr. Muirhead

need of is clerk to the--'P

years was to be divided into four ‘ ' Board other than that they had the iS

A 1 k-T th order?

(‘h*“l4¢ eras' the mst of Selen and the Oth* M: ei;mms‘:soiiiN0; not the order; good fortune to place the matter in “V

of me years each- The 0'” era What right has he to report to the such capable hands as those of Mr. 2

an Architect of no mean ability as idenced by nice single residences' nd apartment buildings, for which e has from time to time drawn

L. M- MCKl|ll’l0g|, .M_&Il&g¢l' was to be devoted mfliflll’ t0 lll`9lT-l1- order? The order is not running tile Nicholson who has the happy daculty plans and written si,ecifi¢a¢ioiih_ Mi-_

M°'l‘a&Ue» -E. I. ration' to the b“i10illl=T of barracks. business 01 the I. C. R. _ of knowing what to do and how to Mulrhead also owns considerable

osrohiishnroni oi sohoois, ins In reply *O H f1°P“f°°'°“ °‘ “lm” do ii. It is wsu known thot for m°<lefn substantial anortmontf hond-

gpenmg of na.ai stations’ the im_ present at the conference, Hon. H.R. years passengers im, Prince Edward illgi ill B91lll0l‘ll5. Cl1ll1lbl`id§0. 800

the

s its constitution the important object

_ E " 'dz-with s ot to the W °V°m9“t Of _h"b0"5» &¢- T110 l>l`0 mmerson sm ci k reifpeit h i Island were disgusted with the ser- iest tax payers in Belmont Hs has

atertown, being amongst the heav-

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DEAN-[S 1’ B81 “'*‘5» hI`1°HY» '-0 UW 00W" the in er 0 -ra way e ~s' S n vice over these two connecting links watched with interest for twenty

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,G , s s saoooosusoosa s _ ’, Dr. Herbert Biniiey, distinguished

Canadian theologian and churchman, pa

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was born in Nova Scotia ninety-four tm"

acolly 'in miniature of the board

of admiralty in Great Britain, and it il8S 00116 a great deal of organiza-

The fleet unit has nearly been com

rtly by getting English seamen, rtlr bv recruiting sorno 1,soo Aus

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years ago today, August 12, 1819.

The dockyard at Sydney has been

His education was °bt“i"9d in the taken over from the admlralty and

M'0ther Country, where he graduated

from King’s College, London, -in 1839, im

and from Oxford in 1842. He was

proved The Naval College has been started

8l1l>0inf-ed l~iSh0p of Nova Scotia and with 28 cadets.

Prince Edward Island in 1851, this

being the first instance of England iia

founding R biahopric in her colonies.

His reputation as 9, theologian ex- ma

WUFK li Proceeding on t,w0 naval rhors, Cockburn Sound, at Free- ntle, in Western Australia, and

tended for hoyond the oonrinos oi his Port Western. near Melbourne. The hiSh0DriC, and T10 addressed mall! im- defences and dochs of Sydney are be-

portant religious gatherings in Eng- ing

land and the States as well as in Canada He died l Nova Scotia in `

improved.

A chain of wireless stations has

1337_ I n been set up half-way round the is-

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d continent. the full distance

Dr. Alexander Burns, Methodlstlsmimii hsiiig 12_000 miiss_

clergyman and educator and the de- ,i,

fondant in s. famous heresy trial thir-

hers are several training vessels

1-,y yn" ago' wh, hm-h in Irsisnd filled with seamen recruits.

seventy-nine years sizo today. He

is is the direct result so far but

“mi ¢0 Clllildll ill NS YOU*-ll. zradu- it is not all. Just before the labor

ated from Victoria College, Toronto, 0

vsrnmsnt went out of office it an-

Wsslsygn Lmiisgf gnu," in gsm” nonnccd a proposal that the shove

and for a decade was president of R

ton. Ho was acquitted of the heresy D o

gram bo spceded up. It declared

°‘W‘¢°* M0' “film him in 1882- in isvor oi handing in me s ssoond

Hs died in Toronto in 1900. sr

A hun log raft from Novo Scotia

dnought, thi-ce. destroyers and

ago today. It contained 23.000 ti-oss. and if in 1917 and 1918 Australia

'rho cost of trsnimorlstion was

add!

only three destroyers sud one

pushy) y",,y°\-3 ¢,,i,¢,_a,s ,sus two submarines. If this is scccpted

$7.000. a saving of 828,000 over-'thc ,ii

ordinary methods of transport. The

marine obs will ‘oven than have

,sn ss ii st soo i t i .s completed a di-udnought Ulead .ln wsienzd osiniy s,4oo ¢§°,n_ °"" ‘“ his me ns. ion to im. _ _

agement of the I. C. R. I think it is

government will be held chargeable for over-expenditure, maladmlnistra- tion. even though the matter had been passed out of their hands into yours. It is all right for your order to exist, but not to take charge of the internal aflsirs of the railways. I nm in entire sympathy with what you admit to be ii rcadlustment and in- crease in salaries if possible. I have had that opinion' many years. From tho other side I am frank enough to adm-it that I am not ln sympathy with you.

Mri Robertson-The oblcct of ` the

order was not to dictate. The obicot is to bring the men together. I don’t understand what you mean by layillx. "and hand tho affairs over to the clerks."

Mr. Emmerson-It was most pro-

nounced in your first schedule and it isis ln this schedule which you have presented to me.

Mr. Robertson-The United States

officials have no control over us, we simply have their sympathy. We sro not'undcr their thumb ss records strikes, etc. This order is nothing more nor loss than s body to most

and digs purmslfnrc. ,

ls,r.-.- nisrson-I don't ohisot to

gyour ‘soniufiiii that way, but I do

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lint, nd the men and procure the oi promoting the welfare and ndvanc- and many were turned from their Y ills 85 rapidly as men could be re- ing the efficiency of the clerks gcu°I‘- purpose of visiting the province be- F

, bject i to t ke charge of the man ‘

its have been obtained from the ° B B are certainly to be congratulated on

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n in existence for two years. It You do not. see these conditions pre- h _

vailing in the more conservative sec- thu they an 'mt only capable 1° tions of the union. You don't find “al men 00 Whom '20 P\'¢9°“t ‘heir this order has any standing so far as grievances but sympathetic heads of

. agreements re cc-ntrol and manallllr departments to accede to all reason-

' _ ’lf`;"i;"iay‘;f §h‘;1a£‘;t‘;‘;';,‘;;il‘:t‘;fi’;i‘:iy°'p‘§;‘if able representations for the improve-

_f, pissed; the crews ihavs been found, tion very ciesriy_ I rscosiiizs ths ment of travelling and transpottn.

ihct that whichever government is in tion facilities. In this connection lt.

_ power will be held responsible by the is interesting to know that there are

proiilie foxiltbe brave; llilll&lli9t"|iB?‘;;l\ at present ordered to be delivered at

- 0 e ra way an ma. ers r a- _

ing to the intornsi working oi tho 2055 "bd of the sesrb the ioiiowing. road, are passed over to a body that » 0 01 ""1 2 °“ °°“°B» 00 0°

ls not responsible to anybody, theicars. 5 colonlst cars, 8 first-clas

' coaches, 4 first-class sep -

- , ' partmsnt coaches, 100 cos '

tal 3 b r

pos cars, sggagc ca ers, 2 diners and 30 pass

creased stools will mot be su cope witn the growing busin

road and other orders will be given until the I C R is brought tho roughly up to~date in rolling stock

IIOTES

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Every Province in da except

ours ls being rep

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freight locomotives. Ev

.opulatlon of the different suburban owns and cities about Boston, and

it d d li ' d. ll b llliti th , I th t t' u e an mm” 9' Y' me sing .usigabiambxrii £5 cause of the want of accommodation. improvsmengs sions other line, which

CARS\;lN.;-At her home on Elm Ave- cr

vue, _ onriiy. August llth, 1913, Sa- ~ _ 'b i f e; . , die Florence limson, ngod 28, Flin. Up to the present the ‘°u°“"“g fe 1 5 per ec y I _ Mr Nicholson and the Board 0f'1'rads have been wonderful. ernl ’I‘ucsd.'iy at 3.30. interment at su Brookficlil. pr

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gsmng' foreign to the requirements of this what they have dons and the people LONDON PAPERS '

e ustrallan navy board has wunbr This is a government F050 of Prince Edward Island n the fact

EXPRESS GRAVE FEAR.

LONDON, Aug. 10.-All the news-

papers this morning display the ut- most interest in the question between the United States and Mexico. Gravoi ar is expressed of an armed con-

flict. and universal comment is made on the probability that President Wllson's pacific administration, with Bryan, the world'a peace advocate nt the irssd oi the cshinst? will hs for-ood into war.

The general view is that President

I Wilson's obstinate determination to s

force Mexico to accept Lind will ausc an anti American outbreak in

flame the American people beyond

control and compel war in spite of Wilson's principles

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arate com c i ssrs' _i Mexico. with results which will ii s, 3 sleep cnger and cn the in fflclent to ess of the

Dnndrufi is natural in small mounts but when it becomes execs sive. the dry scales may kill the roots of this hair and cause baldness Rekall "98' Shampoo Paste to pro- mote the health of thc scalp by vig-

orous and systematic ahampooing Large jar Zhc The MacKinnon Drug

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People who ~

persuaded for any L_ other teas almost

Tea. This is the

toits good qlvl-ill!

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,pinnililng In Ware ;_i_;»__ss_,i,.> uni will sand

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Every 'lesf _ *f

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We can show you one of the finest lines of aluminum

ware lu the Province today. '

Extra strong and splendidly finished utensils of the

very highest quality and marked ht prices we consider unusually reasonable. ' `

We have everything in the list from small drinking

cups to large double boilers. Call in and look over theline.

Fennell’ fr? Chandler

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Let the Ideal Engine Do the Heavy Work

If you’re doing work a machine can do-

stop it- and start the Ideal Engine on the job. You shou1dn’t use up good “human , energy” on work a machine can do. lseifer,

quicker and more economically.

For running any hand--or foot--power 0

machine on the farm, you’1l find the Ideal really indispensable. It docs np the toughest job in jig-time--best for thre=hiug, sawing, grinding, pumping- zi small and economical

power plant.

Write for free catalog. - »

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Bruce Stewart £9 Co., Ltd.|

Charloffefown

It is quality the farmers want, not

cheapness when he buys Paris Green.

The farmer knows that Paiis Green that does its work

thoroughly with one appliczrion is a good deal more' ec; no- mical than lower priced Paris Gre~ us that fail to kill.

We sell if .

S. W. CRABBE Hardware Merchants.

Premier Position `

The _Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier posiiion_ among Canadian Life Assur- ance Companies now having over $144,0oo_,ooo,oo of Insurance in force and an annual income of over $12,000,000, Pe;-_ iatcs and plans apply to .

E R BROW

Charlottetown Manager, fm- p E I

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l'°ll°¥l¢°d lf- file Ill- Co Corner Great Glsorgc and Kent l Congress now be

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Just received n carload of Beaver flour direct from the mills ln bbls

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