MARITIME 1

'l`EI.EGRAPll`

AND TELEPHONE

`- 6 PER CENT

CUMULATIVE

CONVERTIBLE

`. PREFERRED

_ STOCK

__ CLEAN WRITING

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uns) "_ 1 2:5. w- ‘cw

Gutter

Chicken (lb) l'owl Leech;

B00!

:tc ssc’

Utilizss telephone wires lille us- I

ly for ihe purpose of telegrsphsg and telephoning.

Controls all the telephone Companies in

Nova Scotia and P noe Edward Inland worth while

Twice the amount earned on money

placed upon deposit with banks.

Unpaid dividends upon such stocks ac-___

cumulats from year to year and must be paid before dividends on cimmon stocks.

May be exchanged for an equal lmonlnt

of Common Stock at par ni any time by the holder.

Preferred as to dividend and afier the

bonds as lo assets.

Par value $io. Price $|o.zn per share

yielding ne:lrIy6 p. c. ou the money in~ vested.

; _ll B. McCURDY & (10-

' .- Heinbers Montreal Steel Exchange. `

llalitsx. Montreal, Sl. John, Oitaws, Sherbrooke Kingston, Sydney, Charlottetown. Montreal. Sl. John‘s Nlld

Slit in 'lilies

_*_ 5 _ ». -.ship-in ' ' puolilllilo

can bs obtained it

llants|l_ls._. , _

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bon's

QU?

ineul ' - _ <<f*»ii..

10 U, “_ ...°SUBBOR1BBlRB ,purchased a 7 to N week or two beiorei will make 5

neva paid for use-ax . il, th samuel Henklu

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W: nec nun an lasus,_u‘e1i'|;§er» mic ina :erm

Wdleeoilntlnlisd _Dl`\_>lBPt-1! ‘ on expiry S.. hence to

um. _ ~ '

Professor Ross' addr6es?f€_ eetin 0 __ _ _

at

a considerable distance. 'nm prof” lor took up several topics in ~ the

Ita

course of viz,-The Bled Fair, The

too close ‘and of ble manure to the

taken part in by a

of

after which the meeting adjourned. In the evening Professor Ross went over the Seed Fair accounts with the Committee and made some sugges- tions lor next year's Fair, which will

Every one present felt the Béed Fair had been 3 big success and next yea!-'s would be still better.

(From Yesterdny's Evening Guardian)

...°ABNEY, Lot. 64-The fisher-

lottetowu. P.E.I

ictuu Island were Messrs Lemue

' SECURITIES_ ' _gall Percy Bull John R Bull Aus

-_.___

n Bell Andrew Bell James Rich

- - _ ‘ ards Samuel Giddlngs John Gormly, fer::;‘;";:irr::::“.:i.ai-..i‘:_ Hr wi -Tm

Ex-

ers, Members Montreal Stock ‘__-change, Charlottetown.

Banks.

Ask.

Rltlsh 155 Commerce I 214; Montreal 234; Nova Scotia 26-il Royal 221

Miscellaneous.

Acadia, Fire 100 _ Acadia Sugar Pfd 103

Do. ord '10

Brandram-Henderson Com. 30 C. B. Elec. Com. 80 East. Can Sa.v._ 8:' Loan 140 Eastern Trust 150 Halifax Fire 100 How. Pure Wool Tex Pfd. with bonus Com, stock. 100

Maritime Telephone Com. 84

Do.Pfd. 102

N. B. Telephone _ 110 North Atlantic Fisheries .Pfd. with stock bonus 100 N, S. Car lst Pill 94

Do. 2nd Pill. H9 Do. 3rd Pfd 44 Do. Com. 22

N. S. Clay Works Pid. 94

Do. Com. 40

Nova Scotia Fire _ l00 Stanfields Fld. 105

Do. Com. 70

Trinidad Cons. Tcl. Com. 40 Trinidad Elec. 73

Bonds.

Brandram~H’cnderson 6’s 97§

93

C. B. Elec i'i's 955 Chronicle l3’s 101 1-1ew.` Pure Wool Textile 6's.

with bonus 102

'Maritime Telephone 6's 108 N. B. Steel .lst Mort. 5's 94;

Do. Debi-nturo stock 100

Porto Rico 5's

es;

scaniieiu.. eu. 102;

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by F. B.

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond ers. Members Montreal

Si-Uck ES- July Wheat

Char-

April Zlst.

Atchison

Am. Beet Sligo; »

Amid Copper Am. Smelters

Iicth. Steel

Brooklyn R. T.

Canadian Pacific

Eric

Lehigh Valley lllinola Cont.

Mex. l‘etro)e\.rm __

' Miss. 'Pacific _ _' 38 _W-LH Northern Pacific _1152 ’E1~l.’1 Pennsylvania 114;-ll-f 1 Rea/ding X. D.

Rock Island

77 southern Pacific ioii 100;

136 Buggy . 14» Union Pacific 9154;

98 2;. s. steel ss szi

U. S. Steel I-‘fd 109 l0S} Utah Copper 532 53

1021 101; ai; ao; vii 15; roi ss; 34; 34 nog ss; z44l`»z4li; aol 29; ieoi will i

»_’ ,331

.661 ‘__G-11,14'

1

Bill. 154 213!

233) 2635; 220

‘Z

..-5,, L_

as loo co 25 zz r 21';

93

80 1'0'1 106 »

MONTREAL STOCKS.

98

89 Brazilian Traction »

Canada Cement , Detroit = ~ 77 75) Dom. Steel Corpfn No Sals- Mexican Northern Power No Sale. Minn._&_ i:lt._l’_aul (Soo) No Sale Montreal Power N. S. Steel_& Coal Com. No Sa Richelieu '&"dhtin‘io ms; 116

Shawinigiui No Sale

Spanish 'River Com. 631 63 Toronty Ry 145 144|

Twin City No Sala

60 40 19 8'l 30 90 102

63 32

COTTON

99

100 1155 los liz; as sz; loo

May 'July

October December January

1168 1169 1131 1135 1128

1124 1126 1122

GRAIN & PROVISIONS.

Mc-

Brok-

May Wheut 92g 921 _

9l§

56%

May Corn Moy Oats May Pork May Lord

.. 913

56k

1905 1125

1990 1112

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REASSURED HIM

discussed the weather and the

when' they. .pax-:tsd, but never a' per of ~the one question she wa longing to hear escaped his lips,

_ ‘Blm.' be said, 'I meyn’t be' some, I mayn't be clever, but

asked.

104% 153 1

02;:

31./ C 7‘7»}` i. §Bn],1_'with his threshing and sawing 90§- '. _ 445 __ ‘ '

30 60 ill

38 1 _l »l

011

rmers 'are all preparing for an early

_,start at the spring seeding especial. ly those who attended the _Short oursc to accomplish some scientifil

1 farming, while others are striving tr

I 1 = 4 - ’ ' ` men are preparing. for their `season's» _ _ fishing. Among those who left for -I' iianirims PROVINCE ` P

. . - .

ol

low their example.--Mr. John R.

'outfit has completed tnis scn.son'e ,work in ii veiy satisfactory _manner

Lorne J. Bull has arrived horr.¢

0 after spending thc winter in New 1', Glasgow. N. S.-lltr. John Bull ii ‘ rryini; the mail with his pacing

marc ` “Gi|i." If the road master

g would iix~t.lic roads after _t-be recent i freshct no doubt: John would `mak`o s 5 quick trin.--Mr.~ David J. Bull has

:~ wi _-

22 ' `

itil iii '

153 1543'

63

109

53

` i1igii`i.cw oien.

ss 30 isa

229 le 116

63§ 145

Bfzh Low Close

1168

1160 116

1131 1135 _ ‘1'12¢

` High Low Close

92

1932 1125

He was shy-painfully shy [gr 13

months, when the shades of evening had fallen, he had trudgcd through _theg country lanes by ber side, had

_ crops-

and had wished her pleasant dreams

whis- - =

B 'BO

At last, he screwed up his cniirage.

hand-_ ' you

don't think I’m a bad sort ol fellow,

one o’ these

913 sci 35 `

-1 l

Pop

a packet of Edwards’

V ` _“lr Soup into the pot or

pan when you are making that » stew--or that hash, or sauce, or

at lea_st half an hour. Yoi_i’ll find that the home-made I_rish_ soup _will _make your pet recipes tastier'-than ever, bybringing out their full flavour.

9

. DWARDS

` Iouiewzn

Edwards'Desiccated Soup isasnouiish- ing and delicious b itse f as in one of your own special dishes. It is made out of prime beef and the choicest Irish vegetables, without any of that strong added flavouring which some soups have._

_ _ Bc. per packet.

“ Edwards’ Des¢ccatsd_ 8o'un|'rsn

quads in t vert: --,Bropm

,__‘=:=_i`w»-»»s».w_":E§_e. rn:;%ie'u»»#¢- *ir-“°' " ". -'-...‘&‘~%

.ia

Leis efaniniy new sullen

elif- new Geek Béok.

lt. Montreal, slit Maritime.

_ _ui , - V' __,._ _ nimirrruo -on in-i smmoeni ...~KiNosiioRo.-in-. rica. noir

O KD If

f the Farmers’ Institute, in the hall] Bourfs. Although theetiads 'wen

freed the attendance’ -i.;m.~1nqel ,f_ some of those present betting driven]

of Good 80011,.

An interesting dim

members. ‘A hearty vote,

was moved by Rev. Roneldf

and carried unanimously.

be considered at a future meeting."

. g Z - _. __ branched out ns ri successful farmer:

whatever il is Let it boil for'

amounts

to resume

luties.B. '

_ertson was confined. to bis bed with ;pleurccy last week.-Mrs. Ben). Ching was seriously ill last week but is_re- ported somewhat 'lm.proved.-_-Nth May Robertson was visiting friends _ln Charlottetown during the week end.-Mr. Spencer Stewart who un- derwent an. operation last week ll ,around again looking as well as ever. -Mrs. John McLean, Kingsbormvis- *iced at cue P. E. Island Hospital last

has been lil for many weeks ii SHOW' ing little pliyaicnl inu>rovemen_t.-- Klngsboro has lost in Mr. Freeman Muttart one of its best citizens.

What is a los; to East Point is gain to Edmonton, Alta. ,Mil - _tart hns been ii resident of K ngshoro 'or the past twenty-five Y¢8l`8_ and luring that tiioc has Baifwd f0l` mm' self a placc in the hearts of all~th0s_f with whom he was associated. Start-___ ln in ns ri fisherman he radually

and when fishing was not as good ar \n iormel' year.; he entered, business 1119 ng n partner of the firm of Messrs. Mosaic and Muttart. ilcnem merchants, Kingsboro, an interest ir which he still retains. Some years ago Mr. Muttpfrt captured UW ms* prize for the slitirc Maritime Pro vinces in the curing, packing nnd ex- porting of boniilsss codilsb. Eivinlr E. Island alnrge amount ol advertis- ing as a consequence. His many r,-lends have no doubt_ he will he quit: as successful iii the West as he has been in the East, and h0D0 that Ulf congenial atmosphere of P. E. I. and the knowledge of Peace and P1011*-Y.. will draw him home ugllill. 11,0 IRON- to roam. '

liaison Hasfiuvrricn r griuilor-liLi. 'ro lsirsiun

BERLIN, April 19-A newspaper

here prints a statement that the kai- ser has invited Winston Churchill, the first lord of the British admiralty, who recently proposed that the nations should cease their naval con~ structions for a year. to be his per- sonal giicst at’ Kiel' during 119° l'8¢hlf' ing week. ` I -

_ /311551

,Every mother realise

the sliln ot

that the

often

br crying

are'

slrln let

.week returning Monday feeling muob.__

»lew weeks by usin ` SALVIA

» F

3 $2,000

g _ . _. ~. .__ _ __ .

._ All first class 'druggists .scl1___s. _large , _ 'fgwn gf Glggg Bgy

»'.‘;°":° “.1” .§l':°“f.“~ :“°f:'ilr°~ 1

_ o an anru, sopangf ‘ ‘ _hair nnd itching scalp in ten days, or ` P-c° bnnds dl" July `

2 Eaatem Securities Co.Ltd.

W WEEK'Wm'H"H!M"'l)`6tted"Siirlha‘mii's'1iii“wft`h"él:r¥ps and

.black velvet trimmed with panels of

Eels

..._-.rl

1‘L'.‘.°§n

i There are thousands of women with iharsh, faded, characterless hair, who

'pride in having beautiful hair.Ev`- fery Canadian woman can have _Lust- rous and luxurlant hair by using 1SALVIA, the Great Americazv Bags ,Hair Tonic. _ A _ . ., `;` Every reader of the Guardian can have an attractive head of hair in/a

money hack. » _ - SALVIA is a bcautifubplaasaut, non-sticky Hair Tonic. Bold at: Hughes" Drugstore.

PRE'1"l‘Y CURTAIN GOODS.

I’aton’s new curtain mllsllns, nets

and scrims, just arrived. _

New Scrims in very latest designs,

8 . 9. P

white not with flowered edging. All- _over nets, small, neat patterns and _lace edging. _52 ln.~ Ecru scrlni with; panels of ffnscrtion and 3 in. lace edge. A beauty lor the price. Plein

tion and endging, makes a beautiful curtain for bath-room and bed-rooms.

stencilled edge of green and brown. '

_ _ 4-22M3i.

WEDDING BELLE.

_ A pretty Easter wedding and one of interest to a IME# circle of friends in Calgary was celebrated on Easter Monday night nt the Cathedral of the Re- flsemer. the principals being Mr. Wil- liam C-ollett, cf Calgary, and recent- ly of Toronto, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Collett, of Toronto, and Miss 'Viola Jane Harper, daughter of Mr._ and Mrs. Fldlvard Notley Harper, B2/4 Fifteenth avenue west, formerly of Charlottetown, P. E. 1, The cere- inony was performed by the Rev. Dean Puget before a large number of guests and friends. To the strains oi Mendelssohn'a wedding march, played by Mr. Holt, the bridal party enter- `ed the church. First came the two bridesmaids, the bride leaning onthe ann of 'her father. The glrlish bride looked-charming in an ivory duchess _patln gown trimmed~with rose point "and shadow lace and rhinestones, her veil being confined in her coiflure with a wreath of valley lilies, a dia- mondnccklace completed the -beauti- ful toilette. She carried a bouquet of mauve orchids and valley lilies. The two lirnieemeiss, the misses Dolly

Mabel 'Blltnner,= were dressed

both wearing yellow messaliiie

satin trimmed with shadow ‘lace 'and rhinestones" with picture hats to match. The first bridesmaid, Dolly Skinner, carried white roses, and the second' bridesmaid carried yellow' daf- fodils. The groom was attended by Mr. Thom, of Calgary. The bride's mothei-_ was beautifully gowned in

lace everwiutc- satin with n nleeii

hat trimmed’ with white Her aunt, Mrs. Guy Sales;

wearing- yellow satin with s

net af pastel

The

wana

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,110 D0! WY t0 il11Pl'0ve` it.`£ ' -."~' °--i-'Af '_` In England and Paris _women-take. """“ ` ' `

il'_ii.i!.§_ _--_ if I ‘ A hon Term Investment

| § V i

leaded lass effect fish net lain'

wliltc muslins with coarse lace inser-'_

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$11 to U2 $9 t0 $11

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Jlontnsl, ` Toronto.

. " London,

Investment I tems f_"f_""__

f April 'Edition ___ __ f Nota market letter. i _ A ` 'i U ._i

_ _ _ _ -_ , _- ° nd~ i.l;e‘cf1_-ic el

_mmoved _Mr John Kem_ the _ ,_ _i __ lt contains FAt_1'l`Scoi1c_ern1ng_powei; a _uc ,_ __l

bountiful' man, was around since _ I _‘_ h _'_ _ _»_f\wsy`_§icn1'itie§`especisllywiilnalilcftoifinyésilirsii "if-""_"""‘f`i_ff~'f Feist lest week making .sind the .A aimp e _ reatmcntt li__\Yl _ _Telephone or write for a copy. _

hearts ni;i_id flill th_s____pi;_l:_ket_s__t{i! _:he M‘ke Hur Grow Now _ _ __._______._. ._.. _ _ . . _ 3 _ . 5. _

_ e ue - ' ~ ' f ~ ' 1 - ' » ;‘:,;‘.¥.._ ...°.........f. ig in Cmdi- Securities Corporation. Limrtcd asm claus. rome- iw* vnvesvw , _ _'_' ' `l ' " " " U sfiiiefa ill... r. ' "

1 '_iits. Every uptodate woman. liuld - - " - ' ' 1 "

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Dttewa. Quebec. -

ETIH, ‘ _ _ I -~ L \ ` ._-_v

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_Price to yield 6 p. c.

ni » Investment Banllers,

_ 'SL John, N. B. Montreal, Que.

DESSERTS FOR APRIL

Make a shortcake as for cream-of-_

.tartar biscuits, -audubalie ,in a slial-_ _l_qw, round tin. Sliced bananas in the proportion of three to one orange; ; -grate the' best ofthe yellow 'orangei rind and mix with one cupiul of su- gar. Split the freshly baked cake, butter, and fill' with the prepared fruit. Four spoonfuls of sweet crcam“ beaten stifi is li great addition. The white of an egg can be beaten with it, and flavor added.

Orange Snow-balls-Boil some rice

for ten minutes; drain and let cool. Parc some small oranges (according to number to be cooked for), taking off _all the thick, white skin; spread _the rice in as many portions as therc are oranges on duinpling clothsl Tie the fruit, surrounded by rice, separ- ately in these, . aiidboil the balls for an-hour; turn out carefully on a dish, sprinkle over them plenty of sifted sugar. Serve with whipped cream flavored with orange.

Prulie Jelly-Wash and cover one

pound of primes with cold water; 'soak them over night. Next morning _bring them to-a boiling point; press them through a colander. Have

ready ri half box of gelatin, that has = ' - .

_ Grand Trunk -Buys

1 2,000 Cars from aE.Car Company _ ‘_

-- General Manager Douglas" ofthe Eastern Car Company __ has just returned fromabuiv " inéss trip to Upper Canada with a contract from the Grand Trluik Ruilivuy for two thousand steel underfrume

box cars. _ .`

The cost of this hnge_ol'llel‘

will be in the vicinity of

_ Two _ Million Dollars It _

mouiis that at least one thous-- and lucn will shortly; beam-_ _ p'oyoil ut the Eaistorn Cllr Coinpunyhi big pant at New ilusgow. which is being rap- _ id~y rushed toward compe-

tion- ~

All of this augurs wo'l for

the success ot' the enterprise You can 'share in its oorfnin

prosperity by puikcliniii _tho _ _cfm -seg-1~_i> puny, dividen s on wliic ure, ll p. c. and cumulative. For a iimitod time we offer thohharcs lit U0 p. c. of par, nettingthe handsome yield of 6.00 ip., c. You really sliou d not delay lin *5 investigation of this dssirzihe

investment. _

' ` '.|. C. Mackintosh i& Co

Established |873 Members Montreal Stock Exchange

_ Direct Private Wires ’ .

Halifax, Si _ Jolin.`MontreaI,

New Glu gow, Fredericton. ll

been covered with a half-cupfillrol cold water and soaked for half an hour; put the pruiies over 'the fire; add a cupful of sugar and the juice of a lemon; stir in the gelatin, and when the wholc‘ comes to‘inelting point, turn it into a mold, and _serve with whipped cream. 'Pliers sholild~_be_ ut least u pint ands halt ol-this pulp, otherwise it `wouldl_'1s too stil! with i1 box of gclatinf 71,, __ I _

Whether working for oneself or

for others, no man or woman can do edlciont work unl:ss the health is iii good condition. '

Competition is keen these days,”

and success goes to those who are. strong, energetic and ambitious.

From a purely financial standpoint

you cannot adord to neglect the warnings given by headache, neural- gia, sleeplcssncss,' indigestion, loss ohencrgy, mental vigor and physical strength.

Most workers, whether their work

is manual or mcutal, find themselves

1 Dr. _ Chase’s

50 cents nibox, `ii for $2.50 at

\cHoco

-|l'eali‘l'i Necessary _

For Good Work

_HRA MIL

3

handicapped at times by a run-down condition of the system. ~ _ _For all such we haveja message that will bring joy and glodnsssfiritu their livcs. We want you to *know about Dr. 'Chapels _Ncrvc Food,*tl_ie great restorative, which forms how blood rind restores' feeble, ` wasttld nerve cells. _ » '

By using this food cure you can fn-

stil new energy* and strengtheinto every organ of the human-

Pains, aches/ and *physical w__e__a_§icss_ soon disappear, an' health ii" ` `ght ull to high-water mark by ~_ ,*_ »

Nerve 'F i

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