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- - ‘ MARCH 8, 1918'
____ ---\ l . _... _..
U  E- srlzicli/it Mesilnlllu `
E , Bouslilw ‘
_ ` 9-A special annual meeting of the
' anareholdere and directors of the
'Bonshaw Dairylng Company will be
' . held at the Court House on Saturday
' ievonlng, March 9th, 7.30 p.m. Disposal i
I _ol plant ohlcct. _ ]
‘ W } Y WM- MCRsAE»
__ 'S ' - ecretary.
A e 1 rl \ t a_ 21154-2-27ul1i.
qualllily of Sl-   
I I l
  Stiiick  Dundas Starch Factoi-y at Bridge-
- town, P. E. il.
,._.'.;,_
$2
I
R. N COX Manager.
Morell
| caused backacha
._ ,, and headaches. A.
_  _‘.5 friend called my .
  »‘ attention to one o
’~ ..__. ygur iiewspapog
_ , l I am requested by shareholders oil I’  ‘_ 9 ""°"."m°““ ‘“
_ _ _ _ \ ._ ._ ~ . , - _ _‘ ._ __ _ immediately my
Bd! rclh   _Canada Dextrlne t.o., to call tin -tell  png. husband bought
ders, addressed to Mathew A Mc  A  "Wee bon,” cf
_ _ Lean, Soiiris. l’l:int can bc seen by! __  L .dna pinkh.m»,
_ applying to Mr. John bteriis, Ilridge-  vlexetnble C0m_ ,_
ion n. Said tenders to be in by Apiil ..<,_+§._.__ ~_-$3 -_,4__._.__ d for me
L._'h_ _ _ __-,.,__,,_.,.__  poun _ . _
~  _‘ =‘-i_._g-__-;,», _ After takin? two.
I _ ' , _ ' - . ‘ bottles I fe t fine
, . Z- M01,
‘Nil $2
F-ginig-.-f..-» “___-..~._».-1--~v»'»-‘-"-2 _ _ _ __ _ '__
oi/.lr . l\ 4  "i‘L.ERY
ity Maglstrate's Court’9 a. ni. _ ____ I
Prince Edward Theatre. 3.15. 7 and 'JEFORE THE MASTER 0|: THE
» I5 p. m. ROLLS.
,......'.,.._......._..:_,._-..____ .........»_~- --_----_ Iii the matter ot' Sarali;
" i~`ai~quliari=oii and others vcr-
l¢||\i'|"'-'- ” sus James Alfred Farquilar-i
~___,___,_ ..._ ___“,,,_,._.-__.._ (l..‘S.) 'son and others .\'unibcr 1532
 ` "  " ' ` Rolls Court.
READY-At Covehead, Feb Sth., to
Dan and Mrs. Ready a daughter. | Pursuant to a ilecretiil orili-r illiidv
‘in the above cause on the 15th day
KING.-At the Prime Edward Irlallfl -li Febrnnl-y, A. D. luis in- l-lin l-iollor
Hospital, March 6th, to Mr- and MTH- the Vice Chancellor acting for thc
JUUH KIDS. lwluli. ll b0y HUC' 3 gill- .llaster ot' the Rolls I will set up and
i----i~ sell by public allrtioii at thc, Court
G  PR,-_SS GR; TS lioiise iii Cilariottctown in Queeivs
- Count In the said Province on Tues-
 As  T R  day tile 19th day of March next A. I).
-“°~" 11918 ut the hour ol` 12 o‘i~locli ilooil
-‘YM'5TER`U1\Mi MBT- 5~T|lU Gffflllall all that tract piece oi' parcel ot' lalld
areas sroe-.ts the advent of lwrwv with. situale lying and being on lol. or
Russia as a master slroro. The~Ger ; Township Numb.-r ioriy-eight llolillii-|
man Eml>or0r‘H teivsr~\_m to Clwncvl ~ el on the north by land lately sold to
lor Von Hertllng is lllacarded william A. Henry on ine east ily land
’~l“'0“Kh0ll¢ llffrllli- Flag” “W "Ymf-1 now or formerly ill possesioll of John
“nd "I0 “$00015 Wm h*“'\“f 11 l\0"l11\l` Morrisey, oil the .south by land now
¢0m0"|'0W- _ _ _ or formerly ill po.~a.~essioli ot' John Ste-
Tbu Leii-‘SIU NUUEHI N1L‘l|l`lU\ll‘2"~`i wart, oil thc \Ve-st by the road coil-
BPVUU °°""”*‘P°1\‘l0i\l 505'* that D050' ilcctilig Mt. Iiei-in-rt with thc- olill
UHUUUB Wm* 39\'bl** and M0“U~'“‘3Sl'0 Georgetown lload, saving and except-.
are 3 ma'-“ff 0f 3 few ‘"9"-k=“» HS bm” ing tliereout the portion of Iaiid late-`
like Roumania are out oi the war and ly conveyed to Hp., Majesty me King
` who suffer as Tdid should try Lydia E.
must sign peace.
 
ill Ml;;nolilAM '
lu loving memory ot' my dear ino-
thcr Sarah A." Worrell. who passed
away March 16, 1914. Oli for the
_touch oi' a' loving Ili-md and sound or
a voice that lil stiiled.
Daughter Elia.
291f.’pd_
in loving memory of Mrs. lit-iiry
Worth (nee Piioelle i\iac(`ouhrcyl,
who passed away in L‘hoi'lott.etowii.
March Sth., 1017:
'I‘wel\'c long nlollthn ago, tical' lnotllt-r
You were called froiii earthly gain.
Great as is our iolia deal' iilotiier.
\\'v__have missed. will always miss
.We feel sure it was your gain,
' YOU.
ln that home buvond the l~.l-ty.
LOVING CHILDREN.
2917pd. .
' 
\UL"lI',l\' ‘~-Af E
_AT MOUNT RYAN
t'or the purpose of the Railway, the
portinii ot land Ili.-wily intended to bc,
coilveycd coiltiiinillg titty-foul' ucrcs‘
nilii seven lentils of an iicrc oi` liliiii
ii little liiori- ol' li~.~'s_
’l‘lle land will be sold i`i'ec t'l'oi1i cil-
ciiiiihriiiico.-a. 
The sale will bi: coiiiirmod by the'
Court of Chancery without expense to'
the purcliaser.
(‘oliditioiis ol laiilv.
liateil this 21 day ol' I"cbrilury A. 1).
1018.
H. J. PALMER,
_Mastery in (jllclncery.
I). Bic-.Kiniioii Esq.. -
Solicitor for Applicants.________.§_
I ' Great
_ ` Chatham scales, 2,000 lbs.;
Though the years that swiftly ily  |]- Magllet Crealll Se})2l1`3.t0l"
But we _know tiiat we shall greet you.    mud diggel.; fam-nel S 
'IHZ UI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
4 - - - F - - _
1*-.~
.  _
Li;
ann _
sunwnf
from Sufl`erin`g..by Getting l
Her Lydia. E. Pinkham’a
Vegetable Compound.
Pittsburgh Pa.-“ For many months
i.was not able to do my work owing to
a weakness w ich
and my troubles caused by that weak-
ness are a thin ofthe past. All women
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound."-
Mrs. J/ls. Ronizasac, 620 Knapp St., _
N. S.», Pittsburgh. Pa. ‘-
Women who suffer from any form of _
weakness,”indicatedbydisplacements, ‘
Inflammation, ulceration, irregularities,
hackache, headaches, nervousness or
“the blues,” should accept Mrs. Rohr-
berg's suggestion and give Lydia E. ‘
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound a
thoiiiugh trial.
For over forty years it has been
correcting such ailments. If y_ou have
mysterious complications write _~f_or
snvice to Lydia E- Plnkham Medicine ,
Yao., Lynn, Mass.
 . _---_.»--.__--__-
Auc‘ul_n_°Sale 
At Vernon River Bridgf
on March 12th, conilnenc
ing at 12 o’clock sharp.
am instructed to sell th
farm of Sidney Taylor, als
stock, crop, implements an
household furniture.
2 horses, 9 years; 7 heal
of cattle (1 fat); 4 lnilcl'
cows; 2 steers, 1'-f_» years; 1
pigs, 1 broad sow; 80 hens
3 geese. Crop,-quantity o
hay, straw, oats, barley and
wheat; 2 bus. potatoes; ]
rake; ‘gang-plow; singl<
plow; disc harrow; pill har
rows; 2 wood sleighs;`1 bo:
sleigh; 1 express wagon
buggy; 1 cai't'and wheels
truck, set driving harness
2 sets double harness; car
harness; collars and haines
shovels and forks, etc.; set
At Alexandria on Saturday, Mulch
iitli at 12 o’clock sharp I alll instruct-
ed by the executois ot' the estate ot'
the late Richard Wood. to sell by pull-
Iic auction on the preiiiises oil above
date, his beautiful iarnis consisting
ot' 160 acres of valuable freehold land
I sul instructed by Francis J. Mc-
_Kenna to sell by public auction on -his
premises all his stock, crop, and farm
implements, household. etc on Mon-
day, March. 11th, 1918 1o'clock sharp,
STOCK-1 mare 5 years, 1 horse
11 years, 1 superior iilly 2 yearn.
Mayor Todd; 1 horse 6 years, 10 head
choice cattle. 2 pigs. 60 hens.
IMPLEMENTS.-1 binder. 1 hay
mower, 1 wheel rake, 1 seeder, 1 set
single tooth harrow, 1 splko harrow,
1 roller, 1 single plow, 1 gang plow, 1
act irwings, 1 tilraiihor. 1 express wag-
on. i driving wagon, 1 rubber tircil
wagon. 1 truck wagon. pole and shafts
1 cart, 1 truck, 1 cream separator.
single (new) Daisy churn, 1 grind-
atone. 3 sets ieathel' traceli.1 act
double harness, 1 se; express harness.
1; collars and haines, bridies, set driv-
ing harness. 1 sleigh robe, 2 wagon
wraps. turnip pulper, new; quantity
shingles and boards, 5 sIeighs_
(‘~llOP~-400 bus. choice seed oats.
biluiicr; 25 bushels white file wheiit.
10 ions extra good timothy hay.
f|iialility\ green feed, 5 tons straw. 300
bus. iuriilps. 100 bus. seed potatoes,
household furniture and lots ot arti-
cles loo numerous to uienlion.
Tl-llt.llB-$5 and undoi' caiill, over
that aiiiount 9 months ou approved
joint note 6 per cent off for cash.
Sale positive no reserve us farm is
sold.
Auctioneer
2901-5-7.\i3i.
FARM FOR  
 I iSynepiis L;ii|dCl;i;i;‘d|i::i|°nlforthweal|
_._-__
l The ` undersigned offers
for sale his farm of 901/_»
acres (415 miles from Char-
lottetown) situated at
Mount Herbert, Lot 48,
and fronting on Fullerton’s
Creek. Sixty (60) acres
clear, the remainder a mix-
ture of hard and soft woods.
Farm is within easy reach
of sea manure and mussel
iiiud, and is within one mile
from the railroad station.
All buildings new. ,
in an extra high state ol' cultivation.
'l'ronting on Pownal Bay, only tivo
miles from Charlottetown close to
churchs. schools and shipping, being
situated in one ot- the best farming
districts of P. E. I. Also all his stock
crop. farm implements, and household
Furniture. Stock consisting of 1 llorsi-
I choice general purpose mare, li
rears old: 8 head of choice cattle; 3
‘fit cattle. 6 pigs. liens. Crop.. 20
'ans choice hay. 200 stocks oats, 100
bus. oats, 200 bus. potatoes. 100 bus.
turnips. Implements. 1 binder, 1 mow-
er, rake. seeder, gang- plow, single
plow. set S. ’I`. llairrow, 1 set pill
harrows, 1 roller. I scufller, 2 wooli
sieighs. 1 box sieigii, 1 driving
sleigh, 1 bu8SY. 1 trlickwagon, 1 cart.
and wheels, 1 set driving harlieiill, 1
set ezcprelii-i Iiarnos~~. 2 sets cart bar-
iiesii, ‘.5 sets double Iiarness. collars,
haiiles, forks. kllovills etc. All house-
hold furniture, terms for i'aruis llladc
known at sale; of stock, crop. etc. $5.
and under ciish. tlver that amount. S
liioilthil on approved joint notes. tl per
cent off for cash except fat cattle
wllicll will be cash. Ii' Saturday is
litornly oil Weliilestlay 13th. Sale pos-
itive-iio reserve, For iiirtilcr parl-
lcliilirs iippiy to .\I. W. Wood, ()llur»
Iottetowu ii. R. .\"o. 1, oi' Doilald Mc-
hinilon.
J. A. McDONALD.
Auctioneer
2816-fi-2Snltwi’in.'lI. _
J' A' M°D°~M'D' 
'ff' _-:,; “`-'J
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ITIIE sole Iicnil of a family or ally malc ovi-r
riglitecli yeuls iilll. Inav llunicstead a lliilirtcl
section ui available Dominion lailil ill lllallllubzi.
Sutilialcllewuii or A|bcrl.l. Applicant lnuli :ip-
peai- in person at llie llniilinlon Laliili Agency
or Soir-Aacncylor ilic District. Bntiy by proxy
may lie iliude at any Dominion Lailvls Agency
but not Sub- Agency ull cel lain colldilinlis.
Duiies~-Six iliunlliis iooiilence iilloii aiiil cul-
llvulion ol' thc land in each of tilrec Years. A
Iloiiicslcader may livc iiiiliin nine nillcs ui his
llolilcslcud on a infill ol at luis! lin iicrcs. on
certain conililions. A halriliillic house is re-
wirc? except whore luvilluiica ls pcilolliicd inthe
Cin ly. _
In certain districts a lloiiicsteadsr in liood stand-.
ing may Src-erupt :i iluaner-section alonl aide his
liumcilua , I‘rll.'e $3.i|n|»cr acre.
Diitii.-a Sill iuoiilllli resilience in ouch ol tlirec
yuan after earning Ilumvstcaii patent; also 5o acres
extra cultivation. Pie-einvlloil paienl may bc ob-
tained al soon as lioincswad plilcnt. on certain
Conditions.
/\ settler who bu eiillaiiiilcii llisilomcslcad rizbt
way-take :i purcilauil llolliciitead in certain iliatricls_
Price who ner acre, Dulles-Iliuii reside sill months
in eac ol I ree years, cultivate $0 acres and encta
booze worth |300. _ _
The area olcuitivnilun is nilvlcct to reduction in
er (new); 15 cords of fire -
wood, and all household
furniture.
Terms made known at
sale.. Sale positive. No re~
ferve. -
__ __ J. A. ;\ieli01\‘.\l.D.
A iicl ioiicei-_
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Experimental Farm Auf
lion Sale of live "lb (li
On Thiirsday. March 1-itll. at 1 p
-ni. the following stock will be sold
at public illliwiioli:
18 l"uL Sttwllwi.
30 Fat Lallillii.
1 Grado Clydesdale Foul.
1 Pure-bred Ayrshire Bull Calf.
The public is invited to attend, as
int`m'lnatioil re cost, gains, niotliodli of
t`l-eiiliig 1-.attic and Iaiulis will be sup-
plied ily tllo i~Iupei'iiili-lidulil.
R. BEARISTO»
.\uetiollt‘.cr.
Llillti~3~8i~`sl.liipiI.
’R|NCE EDWARD SLANDER DIES
_ __.______lN.8T .AUL
Says the “Maple Leuf”: On Mon-
lay, Feb. 11, Mrs. Sarah McDonald.
ii her eighty-tiri-lt year, crossed tho
lreat Divide. At the time of her
leatil und live years previous-when
ier ilushiiiid, John McDonald. passed
wily-alle had been the guest of Mr.
nd Mrs. I). (‘. Murray, lit 49'SeIby
venue. St. Paul, Minn, Mrs. Murray
nd her sister, Miss Susan Brehaut,
iotii Iorlller resideilts oi’ Murray Har-
»ol°. Prince Edward Island, are sur-
ivuls oi' il type ot' the Good Samari-
.lI\. rare even on thc "'l`|gIit Little
-llc by thc Soil," noted for its open
ospilaiity.
Many all Islander i-oiliing ilrst to
.‘.. Paul, weary and anxiously appre-
-aiisive in il strange Iuild. can thunk
tra. McDonald for his or her iinan-
ial_ iliorul and spiritual slilrt in lii`c.
ut she will-l one of those rare iiouia
Iio did not let Iier right llund know
hat her left hand liiid been doing.
iiei'et`oi'e, her pliiinutllropy remained
llheraliied and was known only to
few. '
Mrs. McDonald was born at Bali-
'0kb\ll‘ll. Prince Edward Island, and
.is the daughter ot' ilir. .loliii Mc-
il_ il Gaelic and English teacher
-ut to Cape Breton by the Society for
'e Propagation oi’ Ciiristiaii Know-
-lge, iii. Glasgow, Scotland. in 1830.
»'.erwards liioving to Prince Edward
.laiid. '
There in quite u. roinailcu connected
ith the iinioil oi' ilir. and Mrs. Mc-
hlnlild. Mr. McDonald left for Culi-
.rniii during the gold fever of '49,
vpectllig soon to return with 3 for-
rne to claim his bride. liia éxpoct-
lion not being realizes] as i-soon as
\ hoped, lie went i'roill thi-re to New
-laiiind, aliil upon his ri-lllrii to thc
-Iaiid zit`ti-r his long abni-lice he found
'at tile- girl of his cllolci- had with
\l' brotlli-r left (or Aiiiiiloapoiis, to
'iieh city ho ioliowcil licr. Shortly”
.er his urrlviil they were married
St. i'auI, where they i'csidcd up io
do tillic oi` his ilcutil.
Mrs. .\lcL)oilzlld was :l wolnaii oi”
.any parts, and through all her act-
e life up to the time oi` Iler illness
stililent ot' public cveiits and liter-
‘urc. .-\t'ter all aIl.~aelicc of twenty-
vc _rears l`i'onl thc land of lici' birtll
hc matic ii visit to the Island. On
luril the stoiinlci' on lit-i' approach io
'c dear olil Ssie, she was inspired to
/rite the following lilies:
liiil, oil. hail, Prince Edward island.
Alter iivlr and twenty years,
again behold the bigliiallli
Anil the ships iiroiiild the piers.
'ing rapt lneniories unfolding
Stix' my breast and tiini niy eye,
i thcldistaiice thee bcliolding- '
CIlcl'isili-il iiolllc oi' years goiio by.
I'I_d\_'_i_i___il_l_iQlutli.._i_l5-!llu;__to tell;
ales of joy and sorrow blended.
All gone by and all is well.
have seen the vulllfys golden.
Oi' thc great and growillg \\'cat;
‘rosneil its hills and rivers olden;
(iazcd ilpon its lliouiltaln crest.
\'ot tile griiiidcur ol’ the iilouiltiiiil,
Nor thi- clliirln ot' valiiryi-l grct-li
‘oiild have stirred thc. iiiwurii ioliiitaill
liaro skipped it through the wild-
wood.
Picking guilt and pulling moss.
Vliilst around us lay the ocean,
We could hour the mighty roar
01' thc waves in wild coinniotioil
-Dashing round the pebbly silorc.
Yow again I In-ai' their sounding
As the sliorir our vessel nears,
- ‘nd old memories conie bounding
0‘er tile quickly flee-ted years.
\nd the dear, glad voices ringing
Tliroiigh the moas~(-lad woodi-l along
Glossy, Beautiful.
The Red Cross
Society
l Attention is called to the imperat-
ive need und‘er the “War Charities
Act 1917” ot' ull organiatioilii desiring
to take up collections for holding en-
tertainments in aid ol Rod Cross, ob-
taining a permit lor such work. Per-
mits can be obtained from the under-
signed. °
The old-tlllie mixture oi Sage Ten
and Sulphur i'or darkelliilg gray,
l-lreaked and faded Iiair is grand-
lllotIli_-r's i'ci~lpi-. iiilii ioikli ure again
ulillii.; it lo keep tiiolr Iiliir a good.
oven color, which is quite sensible,
os we are living ill an ago when ii
yolitliflil app.-.arulioo is oi' the great-
ci-lt liilvlilltugi-_ _
Nolvailuya, though, we `iIoii`i have
the trouble-ionic task ot' guthcringthc
sage and tile inussy mixing at hoinc_
.-\II drug i~;t.ol~es sell the ready~to-use
|ll'oduct, illi|lrov<~d by tho addition ot
other Illglwldiifills, caileli "Wyetll'a
Sage and Suipllur Coiiipouutl." It is
very popular because nobody can dis-
cover it liinl her-.il applied! Blinply
lllointoli your conib or li soil brui-iii
with it und draw this through your
hair. tukiiig one sinali strand at a
Farm lor Sale
'l`iic i»'ulniol'i|ior offers lol' sole his
valuable Farin of 84 licres ii short
distance tronl Port Ilordeil Pier und
Station. 'I`ili»i°c is ii good Dwelling
House, Bill-lin and other Oullllilldillgs
oil tile prelilisos with iiliillidliilce ol'
good pure wulor. ll fronts on the
seaahoro and Is handy to whore
quantities or Iielp can be got During
the last throc sem-soils $550.00 worth
ot' fertilizer has been iippiioil to it
llesiilea ii coiisidlerabic quliutlly ot
barnyard nliilluro und ii iurice supply
available for this yeiir's crop; also
tho farm is all cleared is AI sllll und
In u. good slate ol cuItl\'utIoii_ A
good tltlo is guaraiiloeli. For price
and terinil apply to R. C. Auld. Free-
iown or owner on the promises.”
NEIL B0BER'l'S0N» 37.731 'i'.."l.'n"i’i..I°.Il"'l'.§’.' €.§iil'5'i’i’l..f.“°.`ll..iii'°.=¢1'l'Z°.. oavlo l»i. Auto,
ooullltlom
North Carleton.
2725-2-27#°§mm&ll[iill: P. O. i u.;--uniu»n.i’¢f_f;,.‘l'»fi.iiL`lii5§'§‘.li;iili”r&'iiflii3` zoii-3-srmwii. Albany R' R' _
0 lwltvillsvl btw lvl _ ~ Moncton. N. B. _ ' onoton. . W, ' _
_ _
.  .~ . v..»-'_ .l_. ..._.
:lilnc; by lilnriiiilg tho l;riiy hull' dis-
‘li|,lpi-iil‘:~l, lllll what tloliglllii the lndicii
with \VyotIl's Sago mid Sulphur (Tolu-
polillil, is lIlui_. besides beulltifuliy
iiurki-iiilig the lliiir alter ii few appli-
cations, It also produces that soft lus-
tre und uppearaiice oi abundance
wllicli is so attractive. This ready-
to-use propul'ution iii il. doligiltlui toil-
et requisite for those who dciiiro ai
more youthful iippeiii°uilco.' 'It is not
intended for the cure, mitigation or
>
'out|lt`iiI yviil'.~: so qliickly ended; ‘
Ol lily lleiirt as yonder sc(-nc. l
frvcious sceilcs ol' yolitll and cliildf ;__V ___
litloil, ’ l '
\\|ioic with lol eil oni~.~i goile across, 9””  ~' '_ " _ < -
col/is SAGE TEA ill      _
Hlllli lo DARKEN ll  
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prevention of disease. _ |
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POTTED HOMINY AND BEEF.
l~`ivo bulls cooked lioiniuy. four
potulocu two cups carrots. one teli-
iiponii sail. one-fourth pound dried
beef. two cups milk, tivo tablespoons
fat. two tablespoons flour. Melt the
tat. stir in tho flour, add thecold
milk. and mix well Cook ulitll it
tliickens. Cut the potatoes and car-
rots in dice. mix all the materials lil
u boiling dlsii, und bake for one hour
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Nizw issue "". _ _; ,_
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Offering Oj _
$5,900,000
Five Year 6% Refundilig 'Gold Bonds ~
CITY OF MONTREAL
in DECEMBER, 1917 ouE iii DECEMBER, 1922
DATED
Interest payable half-yearly-lst June and December.
- - bl ' G ld t the City Trea»urer'| Oilice
Pnl|c|ii:l‘i!e;i‘,dol'nail“il\sd X;‘i;i`ic;1il? thi? Bagik of Montreal, New York. ,
Bondi is.-.ued in Coupon fznran ;;,(i)i33omination='°f $100. $500
' issUE PRICE.-PAR.
A full half year's interest will be paid' lst June, 1918.
The bonds therefore give a net yield .to the
investor of about 6-Q-%.
THE BANK OF MONTREAL, Fiscal Agent of the City of Mon!-
real, is authorized to offer the above-named bonds for public sale
on behalf of thc' City, at par, without accrued interest, payment to
be made in full on 8th April, 1918, against deliveryof the bonds at
any"Branch, in Canada, of the BANK OF MONTREAL, or of any 0
bank the applicant may specify, or at the Agency of the BANK OF
MONTREAL, New York or Chicago.
The issue is made to refund a like, amount of Montreal Three-
Year 5% Notes, the original issue having been made for public
works, iii anticipation of a permanent loan.
Beginning 25th February, 1918, applications for the bonds will
be received by the BANK OF MONTREAL, MONTREAL, or any of
its branches, from_ whom application forms and copies of the
prospectus giving full particulars of the issue may be obtained on
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request. The offering is subject to withdrawal on or before the 18th
March, 1918.
Applications should be addressed to the _
BANK OF MONTREAL, MONTREAL
0
and should contain full instructions as to place_of_delivery and
payment suitable lo thc applicant, nn_i'l_l!ie denommallons of bonds
required.
The issue is made with the approval of the Minister of Finance,
Ottawa. _ ,
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umuuml
wanna
NEW GLASGOW, Marcll 7_-- Tile
funeral took place today ot' c_\‘-Go\'ei'-
noi' James I). McGregor who died on
Wednesday night. lion. Mr. _Mac-
Gregor had boen in declining health
for li year or more. He hail been
.fancy back again is bringing, one of the leading business men ot'
I can iilliitlst hear tIi_oIl' song. -. _ Nova ‘Scotili and alwuyn look all iii?-
tive interest in the indili-ltrial life ot
B“.;ih";e fam' fm "E55 bouildegb this province no less than in politi-
“ we meet lm “naman dre' cal affairs and religious matters. 1-lc
Jn the Mantel li word ii-i loun e - was head of J_ D_ and P_ A_ Muc_
Aild I trlli-it llini more and nlore. Gregor' ummm' of New G|,mgow_ ,L
_W' S‘ MMEWUU' siiccenslul company lnteroi~lteii in Iliin-
s en n me w raven ri .
ii. W. GROVE'S iiigiiaturo on box.
boring and with large illventiiieiits
lil vilrious l-iltoi°prises; he was vice-
pl‘cnlllc'iit of the Nova Scotia Steel
iiiid (foul (lonipally. and head ot' thi-
oiil ilrni of li. l\I:i<‘.Gl'egol' and Sons.
ills ancestors were aillong the Scot-
tiali pioneers ot' Picton county, his
i;i'anili`atllcr being thc grcut Presby-
terian pioneer ot'lNova. Scotia. lion.
Mr. MacGregor was for yenrsin tho
senate, resigning his scat thereto be
colne lieutenant-governor ol his nu-
tlve province, ii position which ' he
held with dignity and honor. The
funeral was attended by Governor
Grant and many leading citizens.
A RARE

A rare chance to pilrchase one o"
lnrmii in the province is offorcil 'by l\l
lioad. Royalty.
the finest and beat situated little
C. Ii. Webster, Upper Malpeque
This farm. the old Bllrkc Farm. is three mliiea from Charlottetown.
coiislsts ot' :ill avri-_-l rlloici- lallii. Inviu ling 6 acres bin-ill. comfortable bung-
alow ilweiliilg, good barn, hen house and other- out buildings.
‘ Thin farili has lleeli list-ll ills ii iilarket garden t'or years and is as rich
as a gaiilon. There is iln ori-ilirll ol' 150 choice variety apple trees and the
whole is n spleiitlid loi-atioll for ll lliuricet gai'ilon_
Mr. Webster pilrposl-s li-living. the province nud will offer the (arm at
a rciisoilnbic iigurl-_ liltoliiliilg plirclliiscrs are invited to neo the place at
any tiuiv.
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