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Metal beds diiler in more than design and price._ Even metal erin break, if quality is mqi5¢¢d |_0 make 5 io, pri¢e_ 50 you see it is worth while be_i_ng careful in

choosing your metal bed. You can be sure of Guest quality it the "Ideal" Guarantee Label is on the footrail.

"Irie-al" Metal Beds retain their beautiful snowy, glossy finish. ‘ The parts it with B preeiseness that prevents them ever rattling or become wobbly. Qual-

ity is not sacrificed to make "Ideal" Metal Beds cheap.

Some inetal beds mav sell for a little less-verv little-but there are no beds better

than "Ideal" Beds dt any price, and it

"Ideal" Metal Beds are made.

Let us tell you the name ofthe local dealer where you can see the "Ideal" line. We will also send vou an iiitcrcsting booklet, "The Philosophy oi Sleep." Ask

for Booklet No. 135

' -¢\**lDEAL BEDDING Cfinifes "“°"""'»¥i‘.I'»G»Iil’="°'°'°

is for people who want lasting quality that

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‘spending the winter in Fredericton, N B J

'Ali-_ (ini is one of the natives of this

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MONTAGUI:`., SOURlS ANI) liING’S COUNTY

nc Sealed tenders are called for n

J N Forest ol Toronto was in

“R pm' t° l"l’_i'l4"““ Pr?" °f slnris image. stile in this issue. A

Souris yesterday.-J

...The Hntnllg Dlily Glllrdhn can

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--- .bo obtained at W. A. Jolmstons's, ~ . _ ', ' _ - ~~

...J. M. Rattenbury of Charlotte- Montaxllo. I-ldrtf. I

town was in Souris yesterday.-J.

...Walter Gordon who was struck -by 'allin tree on Saturda died a

...John McDonald ol Commercial A = ` Z t ` _ ,_ V C si, ti' <1 dd ni 'r ascii. noon on 'I'\wsduy--M.

-FOSH. age ie sn e y u y morning. Funeral to Lower Monta-

gulsi cemetery at 2 p. m. Wednesday.

...l\Ir. Whilpley, who was in the em~

ploy of Whitehead Bros. last summer, time keeper on Elmira railway, re- turned to Sourls last. night after

...Archie Gay son of Abner Gay of

Dundas who has been visiting his

pio inte unose energy and ability has

liuuie ret.ui'iis to Calgary tomorrow. 5eM'“tlv°» all nel". 3dV°l'U5iUK 9-U0 f

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_‘MJ _ -l _...The Montague market prices which have changed considerable from those last published are item- ized elsewliere in this issue.--M.

...To let, store, part. of Mclnnis

connection. A Currie & Co., Souris.

...F. G. Jordan, Bourls, having

consented to act as Guardian repro

subscriptions in Bouris and vicinl y should he handed to him. I-10drt.|

'°""""" L ,__ The death of Gabriel Mclnnis of

fur.-."2.'_‘.f_.I'\__:r;' ug. 'l -J - -' " " " . ' ‘ '

IR f A W E* 7 ‘-L" been rewarded with success-J. "_"

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"` i T1 ,nment and basket oelkiik occurred last Saturdnv at the

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'Hi *L ‘ ';g§:~.'li,,;;,':‘,`,' lS‘*t»":.?.s.;*.#~"..“.~L "-5 ~...'r-“J ~»- 1-i-.mel §,,C,,,_1\e,._€,r;C§,r ,ras held at qt pete,--S atlvnriced age of 90 years. He leaves

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"` t_e.,i..;,. gs; ,;.,fr¢.¢n¢ .,\.i..._ in Anderson's _Hall,_ under _the niispi- '€0'mf_’]l"`n I0" 9°” *md one ‘laugh

____ ____ ;_._.s.f_»...-~ ~. »---f--< ~ - --~» - cvs of the Ladies Aid. Society. prov- 81-- -

_eu .. g,.,,,,,, S,,mS§_ The mg," ,,,,,,, Ma tm Mem M magna hav

° -K _ 1 1 - 5 _ r nnon 0 . '

“‘"° " .¥‘.‘I.‘l‘;'=s ti.. i. .i;f;i°:. i:;~...°. Ms-.f;.r‘.§‘;§:2§i..i ..

E lgrain, which was siiccessfiilly carried Ptesenmtivet all _n°wE- advertising

LB I and subscriptions in Montague, and

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Pufe Amerlcan 5 to t f ll ‘si p ` -Gr oph _

IN OUR sdlecixisoiil) lIl\hol'\?s et-lrintiitled anl‘Si.l(w)'Idi€ vlcmity should 13° hm’~d°d2t,:,% lam'

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CHI TOIl8CCO» .Threads Among the Gold," by Mrs.

ddm ;|"_ .Dr \/IcLnughliii flliss Wave, the Mis- k _ 9

Packages and Finsatalgriaersizp T :ft ises webStm_' w_ ,,-aye' and R_ ...The Sonris mar et, prices _ar ,

Demmd it el - ry

{W,,,,bt,,r \,0,m , qdecnon ,y mitch the same us when last publish-

IHI. kC & NICIIOISOII Tobacco C0. ‘ ' I ` ` M I ` I ,;\ cd.. namely' Brttzr, 240 ; eggs 1Bc ,I

lc y ’ Llovd Aiiderson accom ` - ‘ ' ` ' ' ‘

_ _ . , paniet _ _ _ _

Nlannfnrtiiferi Ch=`=fl°"°*°‘*'“ Ph°“° 345 dm“'f- lR. Gillis, on the organ. (Encored). Imrk' Sl t° 85°" hldfs' UC" “Pla”

1 - .. ` < . toss, 45:2.; outs, 36:1.; loose hay, $5.00;

_ .12 Cl i'. W S

‘ m “Q here th-e Rner hmmon and pressed hay, $9.00 per ton.--J.

Flows," by the Misses Battersby, \Iis=es Olga and Olive Anderson,

uc n sale o th farms f

f .

iiuéé `McImiil=. wins i-icnonald. and -~*““‘ *‘~ tl” f ° - -‘_ 0

` " Miss (`ox. (encoreill. Dialogue, “Out tile lflte, Wm' Thompson of Albmll'

H all Around by Alex 0 Henley Miss kmg 9 (/OUHW has been postponed tp

$2.50 ~

'I`|iroi=gli .=i lucky purchase we

are enabled lo show you a particularly

fine lfiic to <c‘l at this popular price. They fire made in line sliripes-now, rica:-.~riit st)les lliat will appeal to you at ence, and suit your features to

a nicely.

The qiinlity is e.\tr:<i-Flnc-as good, or better than most S3 oo grzixles.

-Sec Them In Our East Window"-

Gihergrades

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$2.00 2 2

clttf.-rftf.

Soft' Hats ` I 25

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" 9/ I chair, the Audience arose, and all lf" ' ‘ joined in singing “God Save The

"New, shapes”

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ff 5-,M ‘Stove Cement

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lor backs ol stoves and

_ ranges will out-wear

metal castings. Priced

cents lb

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,i I c/-intron ri cn.,

Great Lice S:ie.t.

We desire to thank

.our many Customers

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for their patronage in the past, I

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and would solicit a continuation i of the sanie and would say to

\> ,,»|WiiT¥

that we would greatly appreci-- MADE

ate an increase of business (not only with our present custom-

ersbut also with many new ones) which we hope and trust, may be 1nutu,,1lly beneficial

It is admitted that we have

the most beautiful range of print cottons in the city and the same care and taste that selected these is applied to every department of our busi- ness. Following are a few of our low prices

l\-Ien's heavy duck work

Shirts...........................75c

Men's fancy soft front shirts

Men's outing shirts 75s Men’s cashmere sox..... 25c Men's braces.............._25c _Men's collars 2 for........25c Men’s ties good quality silk

Men’s all wool linders (Stan-‘

fieId’s) .. ...We . Ladies' Underwear each piece 25: Lndies’ cashmere hose. . . . . . 25: Ladies' hose supporters. _ . ._ 25:

eaCrum’s best English print stamp

..... .......l4c

_~_Crtnn’s English print. -. . . . . . .llc ‘ Flite American print yard wide llc

,Strong Canadian print. . . . We Strong' Oxford sb ning. . . . . .lee 32 inch flannelette. . . .. . . . .We 36 inch flKiinel¢tte......q....l2e

W. 'C. Turner & C0

The low price More Sunnyside Ch’l`own

The “Empress” are

standard shoes-due to years of intelligent effort in producing footwear for women with whom price is not paramount-b u t

yvhat they receive for

tO

wt An: out or soo secure wno stu. ml: earnest.

High Shoes at $2.50, 3.oo

3.50 and 4.oo. ~ Low Shoes at $2.50, 3.00, .50 and 4.00. `

Morris Smith.

,'l`his was exceedingly we-ll performed,

il » _ , _ _ I Y 7 1 'I . ‘I _ - _ ' ' _March 30 lust nt the *hour of one _o -

N

haue “cE'“cn' and has Rattmv clock p.m. in front of the Canadian

rind called forth vigorous applause.

comes," was a credit to the little tots and also to Miss Olive Webster

l\li~s-E Pope, and Mrs C. S. Quigley, who \i-oi-kcd hard and earnestly to iiinlre it s success. By request of Charles Wnye, who occupied the

King The Piesidcnt, rs J R

ll Pint Of Good Blood In liar Body.

I y

“In the s ring of lS‘l7 I was :ill run

Bank of Coniniercc, Montague. Geo. A Thom ison Execiiroi‘ 3-Zidlw

<‘iio_.~us by tive utiie girisentiried - 1; » ~ ' Slzes _ “Hide Behind the Door I`ill Papa _ di _ ct_ t ,cam Cf! PCI pglf, J'

...The Guar an iegr s o

that Mrs Charles Townsend, an old

SPUHIINE NEWS

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Fnmuhell, on behalf ol the Ladies . . e

__ Aid Lsocmy expressed at d,,.,sh Oi . , l, b 1_ 5o_dori left of that 45 cts line which we sell for 2 5 cts. The

~ ii iii-h rise' _ _'.' --

,, 25 ts) gugie iéhco ausuccgssnv I est me in t ie world for the money with ii caring qualities that

7' / W" 'F--

to D°°I°" T°ld “ard 8 9 md l|°t “"9 A hockey team closed its season tonight; ' ,_ ___

by defeating the Montreal team, 5 to ' Y ` 4

$5 00 ...if,r-.in-i;§=.€~“°'-°i°f»““°f"°S-°‘=~ _;...1- ;:'.§..3?:§f°i.;*';§.i.. .__ Sm,” Hose For Lime Tm _

BOSTON, Mar. 18-‘The Boston

throughout and fnstfoilntess Grey

down, and tl-ie doctor told me Illirirl not wife of Enrl Grey, governor-general D£`lIil.V \\'€C tlillil S 21S Sweet BS 21 I)IOSS01l1 l '

apint of good blood in my body. Itook of Canada, and her two daughters bl - k g d 1 . u Shadlngs of slfy dillcrent remedies from doctors, but they Ivrcre among; the spectators. ue: C221: ‘ua i_ Inn - An 3 50 In black and lfélll. cfs per pg||'_

ini imrtssem ii do pgiqnsny €.>i»ti:]_ 'After , ::i~ii;iir;nooi<i:, ispilra. io_'riie vlic- I`hese are of purest lambsi WOOL

.flvlng Ilriella O 0 l Cfcrl 0 C-r illlhil (Ori Oc ey team 0 0515011 was Q-

of medicine, and they did not seem to f¢.att;.1 iw,-Q last night by 3 1.-,mi T Y ' 4

ge-lent, me I was almost in tliispnirlnml team by H Score yf 7 to 5_ The ,mme I id uo‘ 'now wintto o unti my ius- ., . _ f th | 1, Dt f thc _ 9

ban-.i niet adlzidy aiiddtulfl her aboutBmy one 0 e q\ E e 0 Sea I -ii

sickncrs an sho to] him to try ur- NEW YORK M _ 3g__Th_ W 51 _ . - ~ .

506,, ,§,0°d B,,,e,,s as She had mc,,.,__,, ‘Cm Wm mm ,he lgttawas 8; nlxélfft Guaranteed wearers in 4 and 1 Rib. Corking

the greatest benefit from using it. My of the two matches played here on Véllllti at ........ . . . . . . . .. . _ _ . , _ cfs per pair l““l’”“d "“’“° *md b°“5h“ ’“"' “ b°“l°' llfridui' and Saturday nights While SPlendid School Hose in Black and Tans--1 and I rib and

that my being alive to»di\y is due to the

I had Pneumonia, and it left me mth ii

The naiii~~. of two rcsionsiblc

of the :imoiint of tender. Cheque

ccpted.

itself to accept the lowest or any tender. I . ` _ Tenders robe addressed to the iindersigned and marked, "TEN- DER FOR SOURIS BRIDGE.”

L. B. MCMILLAN. I Secretary Public Works. 3-d&ra2,_29.

and nfter having taken it I felt better . . . _ - _ _ -

solkept on using one bottle after another: the , Reuhells °’h°t“ed great _‘m,;’,r°‘e €XC€ll€IllL \\'€£1t‘€l‘S . . . .. . . . . . . .. 2 - ° f until I had taken six in all and then I fment last, mg.ht’, hey “ire mln B tg S) ' 1 ts ~ h ~ ' ' I' ' ' ` pad". or ch’

was strong and_ well. I _am ,positivq ,<é;;¥;1en;[QChoet;i§edoI‘;Ji2e;;ctl;in‘1;§>p;iep;‘S ]_€Cl8 --- l0t‘ Ok Wllf plaid l0PS f01‘ Small K1dd1e5,

- 4 and Renfrew 1, as the e\'eninf"s

gfingfsiggrclicei IB:;gdno?lftel§?:,`g iscore, while on the two matches the

O r'

well and had xi lot of work to do. I iyandemrs lhfid the lead by 1; ,'[,0

the matches on Monday an ues

ing, the phenomenal e an oe n

rltl'

severe pain in the left side. Ever ist. Of Toronto. .broke the wo S _ morning when' I would get out of bed I record for the two mile walk at the _ V i i ‘ ‘ had to sit down for a while it was so games of the 23rd Regiment in ` ' |- aiuful. After I had used Burdocl: Brooklyn last night. The Canadian

isi0ds'i.»th 'ti' cd _ -an. :iw 'ia'e..,4s .- ° I ' ;1;f§f-in .=»;»si\f¢;f..i f“;1.‘;ss. .CW md °“°“>f‘- T©DAY»R@m-M R E M N A N T

. r u 'i ri _u - - » . ‘

Iiorn Burdock Blood Bitters that you lb; ?‘rCin<lacrs” eMIJ1rray, way tack in I\LH1na'nt'S at Oul blg Sale feat bal' all]

ol er _) '* * ) ’ g Q. S' ( a` '

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may ublish this as it may help h | 1354, Q In I LI* I _ ` _

wings-= mv.” _ i.or<noN, Mar. is-George Gray, elnnallt \ 3 L- > 4 \ ft toda

e'Il`o(`:§ii¥.o\?yO'1rII.l.e T' Mllbum ;i;y$tll;ud1tiIgc1al;n netii11i\ild`r‘1il.]'ts’ revs;-:i?d het 81 \\' '%'2 2df3I 3'!-`dl‘3i Zzzdrgl ...__--__.- -~'_-. ._ _ . ____ _. nngiisn iiiiiiartis, with a mn of 1,576, “ - ._ _ ,

established another wor1d’s record c__..!_.__-__.____._._ ' ' ____. _ ___ _M f~- 1- 1- "1 +-.

T E N D E R S with an untinished break of 2,196.

- NEW HAVEN, Conn., Mar. 18-

Q . B .d William Davis, an Indian of Canada, “onus H ge won a 15 mile race here 'tonight in

one hour, 26 minutes, 53 s.conds. He I D 1 N I R S E I V

D°l’°'lm°"' public wmks ran the last two miles alone. _His

Charlottetown. P. E. I., competitors were Al Raines, of New . . . _ _

Much z,,,,\_,9,, “.li)i1¢;;i;“yA i;miéTb,m<l.'i "]Thker§ 1sA1:{ dil`f_ercng:_ in. croclrery, .1 great difference that is often .

SEALED TFNDEFS wi" Be ,ook the ,cad ,n the ,mb mug and ,_ oiyeroo e_ . I 97_piece innci .Sets are not the same, although the _NUMBER _I

. . hem it t,,,,,,,g,,,,,,,_ _ o pieces is often given more consideration than the QUALITY of pieces. ” i

building, suitable for general busi- 3 ness. Large cellar and warehouse in .

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‘ Wee Women _ f-Embroideretl-\

Iiose

Fine Embroidered Hose

for those who love pretty hosiery Excellent quality 55 ani 65c.

Fine Lisle Hose for

spring. Regular 3cc line _ Special price

Four pairs for 95 cis. All shades and black

and white. _ NOTE 'THIS BARGAIN

Fine black lisle hose

with cashmere feet-all sizes

I 4 pairs;-$I.00. HAND EM BROIDERED HOSE

Elegant goods in black,

tan, sky, Reseda, Cardinal 40 cents ner pair. _ SILK LISLE Extra fine quality-

saine shades as above-all

#_-_

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.,p;,.~. .

1 ’ . - ~ Y and respected resident: of Rolo Baz' i ‘ d’ 9 - ° i

who had them in eliarge. Recitntion _ _ . ___ by Master Albert Quigley.. Next came ‘élgd ,at _‘Per th°m‘;\2'eSt§rf1a5;O':;)nR,l;,':,l J k clue Sale gf §aS;rets._nnd forpi-apic; bid- ,aj ,§“Rff,,0°B;"y B2, (1_‘h‘;r,3S ,-1, St I Plain Cashmere-the kind that is always worn and suitable

ting an igi prices stir asset any " _ _ ' __' ',

lmda, ,mm hm for 8 ,Ong Mme’ the ioiii; ggprgzixibniiligpa for all seasons iii all sizes _ S-im of $140.00, seine resiizeti. iviuciii “" _ K jd, ~ 48 cis per pair.

, _ .Q . . Montague, tn whom the Gum an ex- _ '"‘°“‘“ ‘- ‘me *O ms- J- R- (“"‘l““*“- tends sincerest s,~mpa¢i.y___J_ f Fine Llama and Indiana Brand Hose-the kind that has

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proved itself the RIGHT W I*.Al\IRG kind. `

48 cis per pair f f'

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cannot be beaten. 25 cts per pair-2-worth 45c. '

I8 cis per pair.

ti ' ' ' -ii`ii.`fi'i.lZi= isi§iffi“1Biii'§f.°`ff.id lifitlllileiiili day nights are f°f s Purse °f $14100 /9 gzwatglg if taken t\vo'I was able to dan. lot of hard ,llfnnled l’¥ the °“`“e"S of the Nfl 7’ ; 06,,,__.___; \

d 1 1 r felg hicholas rink. c//A/narrirown/.r_.9/a'aL'PAAP17v£1v74A 5/aa:

work all the summer, an neie _ better in my life. In the winter of 1906 3`<l‘3W YORK. MHP h13TG~dH~ G01?

' ' -' ` e t r -

_ . self.

from any person or persons willing ,

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to contract for the repairing ol'

.<01-.rin Bridge according to spccifi- - - V

cation to be seen at the store of Dories of an sizes and t cs - _ Thomas K‘cl:‘iain l-Zsq , Soviris yp 9 9 \\'est, :ind nt this office. _ We have a large stock of the

_~~` ~ ‘ ~` mmm-'

persons willing to become bound ordinary single, medium and f- --

)

for the faithful perforinance of the ' Wi contract must nccoinpnny each ten- double defies and we are at _ _____`_

der. ` ' lificli teiizler must be accompan- resent buildin a number of " -G.

ied by a certified cheque on any P g

. v ‘*"°"-- _ -

chartered bank, payable to the or- 23 ft’ double end power domes ~ _, M , -

der of the Coiuniissioiier of Public g g I I A fl

Works, for the sum of ten per cent which We will sen with a 2 1_2 ; r, Q , . _

will be returned if tender is not ac H_. P_ Imperial installed for _ "

The Departmenl does not bind 5,2500’ F_ 0_ B_ Car Sou,-is

L. and N. PAQUET.

Sohrls

2,-5dxw then dttstf. 5

R - ~ 0 - U _ -f ' ' " L To illustrate _ . p ccelvegilaxhn “me u . . DINNER SETS 95 pieces-Brown and Green $4.75. '

i oon on 0 l ' DINNER SETS 97 pieces--Blue, Green, Peacock, 35,95,

FRIDAY, MARCH 3Isf, I9lI ` The 55 95 set is really the better value- Come in and figure it out for your.

( ' IPA) ‘A my iliipnlzldriat.-itime Provinces as well as in hundreds of homes. throughout

' i ` I , if . u _ .

' ' / If your denier does not handle it, send for circular explaining In

_ ' sinviiie, N. ii.

D0 AN UP ATE

If , TIIE ENTERPRISEI 810]*

so TIIE DAYLIGIIT _ VEN Rc" Wm'

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will fill the bill perfectly. lt makes for economy in‘labour and fuel, will stand the strain of years of service and is thoroughly modern in equip-

' ' ,-e,)~f;|,-5.1, _ . I* . lnent as well as handsome in nppearaiice. ~

l ‘ r The MONARLH is used in the Domestic Science Schools throughout

¢- , I

L 'Q15 4'_=;1-¢..i'Z`§'-

j ' "" l ll", I detail its many good features. ` I _ ' ~ e nie Enterprise roimary co.

Manufacturers.