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wheat.

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ank otliritish North America;

l()f»Shares of ff 50 ea.. $2435

'l` his Bank operates by Royal Charter under which I the

LIA BIL lTY to stockholders beyond the amount invested~

For this season it is greatly favored by discerning inveslo

J. C. MMIKINTOSH & CO.

Members 1-lalifax

184 Hollis Street.

Stock Exchange. ' Prince William Siree'

Haiif x, N,-LS. 4 Awphn, N

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While they yield considerable mo

ani Buds

rethan money deposited in a;sav

isbnnk. Contraction of business causes redundancy of money, redund-

,oy of nloney causes lowlinteresi rat f securities, and hnyiug 'of securities

Our new list of choice Inveslmen

quest.

es, low interest rates, causes buying causes higher prices. ts, S cnritles will be sent llpon rc-

F. B. DicCURDY :R CO., Members of Montreal stork Exchange

Q .85 nolllssl. . ' n..li_f_ax, u,___s.

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'...With deep regret all are called upon to chronicle the death of Mrs. I Jenkins, widow of the late James

D’ Offices in Hon ue

*___ `*‘ lisnszerzandln 5351!..

W. A, Johnstone ~, S- Acorn. lenmer. '

...At s. regular i'ne`eting ot the oi Hope Lodge of ` the I. 0. G.

for the ensuing quarter viz. Roy Howlett--O. T. Walter McKle-F.: S. Laura Mills-Trees.

Sadie Blackett-'.~0hap.

Maud McKie-V. T; Alice Mor_ro'w--Sec.

Lizzie McDonald#-A. Sec. Ester Morrow-_B. .l'_ T. Chas Howlett--P. O. '1`.

Elijah Blsckett--M.

John La 'Pierre-D. M,

Earl Dingwell-G.

Malo McDonald-B.

condition having increased its bcrship by seventeen during the quarter. ‘

died suddenly of heart failure, 25th Mrs. Morrow had been po

four years old and leaves a Livingstone, at home and

Lakeville: Mrs. Beni. Ching of

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Maritime Province Securl

Quotations Furnished by J. C.

Halifax, N. S._'

Banks Asked

British North America. x div 145 Commerce 1150/14 New Brnns\vick x div 275 Nova Scotia x div 281 Royal Bank of Canada x div 223 Unioll Bank of Halifax 1711

Miscellnlleous.

Acadia. Fire Insurance

Acadia Sugar, Preferred

Acadia Sugar, Ordinar

Brandruni-Henderson Cbmmon 2.;

Eastern Canada Savings Sc . Loon x div 135

Eastern Trust Company 50

p. c. paid x div ..

Eastern Trust Company fully

100 se ,-4 so

The above lodge is in a. flourishing

IIISIII-`

...North Lake -has lost another

highly respected resident in the dea'th

of the late Mrs. John A. MorrowAwh<; _ ’ _ . C ts b 40

pri H P I 4 arro , per us.

orly _ .sl __ 8 ~ f _ -» . ' lFlour, Roller Process per 196 lbs.$5. “°""°“` cu'

for some months, but noone thought ‘ * _ U r r “` ‘ " ` the ond so near. She was seventy- ' '

- l: daughters, Mrs. Alfred Rose,

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270

Bid 0, lsilccessflllly to dispute our snpreluzlcy I

‘ ` t in any branch of oui business. ` ` `,- , X.

5 Ziff " ' _ " _

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271| 220 170

SN" well; and Mrs. Wallace hi me United T-'-States; and a large number of rela-

°“ M°Y hd fm l°11°Wi”8 °m°°“3 tives and iriands to mourn the loss were-installed by the Lodge Deputy

of a kind

Morrow and North Lake, Morell. The of the late sympathy is

and father, taken away. unable to illness, the

neu _lj-‘_9lrt.

WY Easy

to Take

to Operate

last

mp. A pr.healthl‘sl,_|alutxa¢x1

mother and friend. Three

sisters also survive her,--Mrs. Lemuel

Miss Emile Anderson of and Mrs. Hooper of deceased was a daughter David Morrow. Much expressed for the family

in the double bereavement, as it. is not many months since the husband

John A. Morrow, was

Pastor Bealnan being attend on account of funeral services were con-

ducted at home and grave, on April 26th, by Dea. T. S. Robertson oi

loclull purely vqatable-yet tum

prom ~

Jenkins, the ship builder oi Little River. After her hunb_and's death, she removed to Annandale Village, near her daughter Mrs. MeFariane,(wlfe of Edwin McFarlane,) a nephew of the late James .lohnstone who gave this beautiful village its name after the old historic seat of the “Johnstonss of Annandale." She leaves a large family, to mourn her loss. She was a most estimable wo- man, and it is but voicing the senti- ments ol all who ever knew her to say that she was one among athou- sand. A few weeks before her death the writer enjoyed har hospitality and kindness and though four score and ten years she could read without glasses, and her mental faculties ap- peared even brighter than ever, forci- bly raminding ns of that scripture truth "to him that hath shall be given; and he shall have more a- bundantly." Death was not a terror to her it was but a beautiful close to 11 beautiful life-and like~the way faring man weary with h'is iourney lay down to rest and refresh himself and falls into a deep slumber. “So He giveth his beloved sleep."

passed Bauman-

ssrvicea were ‘ con- and grave on the

S. Robertson oi

for

on

sick

ducted at

25th by Dm. Red Point. _"wi

MONTAGUE- MARKETS. I Corrected for every Wednesday and

» Saturday issue, I '-1

Herring per-bbl. 85.00 Sud, per quintal 84.00

Oats per bus. Potatoes, por bus. 85 to 40 Turnlpa, per bus. 16 Eggs. per doz. ' 15 Oatmeal, per cwt. 83.25 Butter. Der \`o. (dairy) 24 to 25 Butter, par lb. (creunery) 2iNo 30 Hay, pressed 513.00 to 14.50 Hides, perlb. 4 Barley, per bus, 60 Hay,.psr ton. loose $12.00 to 14.50 Beef, per lb. (carcass) 5 to 6 Pork, par lb. (carcass) Gi to 7 Lamb, par lb. (carcass) 6 to 7

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Pills

Calfskins, per lb. 5 to 6_ Cabbage, per don. . 50 Beats, per bus. 40

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Models at

Most Sensational Prices

` Robb Engineering 100

paid x div ._

Halifax Fire Insurance 85 Nova Scotia Telephone x div 106 Porto Rico - 314 32 Stanficld’s, Limited, Preferred 07 ._ Stani'icld’s, Limited, Common 25 ._

_ Bonds.

Acadia Sugar - 105 Halifax Electric Tramway 100 N. S. Stee1& Cool, Firsts 105

Nova Scotia. Steel 81 Coal,

Consolidated 101

120 80 1031

102 118 1 03

ill) 98

Robb-Mumford 03 00 Stanile1d's, Limited _ 93 00

Bond quotations are with accrued

interest.

‘ STOCK OUOTATION

' Close.

May 5.

Atchison _ Copper 615 B. R. T. 47} Baltimore B7-3 C. P. R. 155 Erie

We Want to “_

Remind

YU” _T

Thai thd 24th of May, the big

holiday will soon be :it hand You will want your new suil fo __-3

that dny. l)0n't delay o'rderiu ‘I it any longer. \l\’e are busy an we want to get tu work nt you ' - * suit ae curly as possible. \V have plcaaeli more men ill . "_: season than ever before, ami w -,` are sure we can please yon. W . If have the finest line of suiling _ in towfu to selecl from nl:il cu .3 make on a suit nt any pric _` from 58.00 to $30.00. _

BROS..

’Tailors. ' '_ '

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H ere sYour0pporlu_nlty

To-,every ,person giving us an order

to the 'aniount“of|F_'ive Dollars ` or over for anything in the line of pic- ture enlarging crayon work, pastel work or water color we _will give a

V Lift Slfllf `Pf¢lF°'f-;`: ni themselves or an mumbai' of their family. y ' ‘ If

' ' FREE

This is an oder you cannot hflord to lose. 5 _ 1Pa:icos low. Workmanship guaran- l"° ' -_ -'i r

BENJ. _earl-:lisp

m°°°“"""n‘lohlkav .si co.. 'li 1'.

159 Kent St.. Char otioiown.

A lacncrp ,_ wllareo f

_ Aust-‘rod Sal ei.

='°r.::a:1"u‘v~.:r bnpln I. shounlsl- 'ilrbvo staging a lo willxenpleognn nw fini day. t;----_-,-~tr.»..»a-0. -_

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`lvll‘1_l luiia ‘Souris for Salei

Mrs. Capt.. A. R. McDon-iid.

Souris old? for sale hsr`two story

dwelling house containing 13 large rooms and shop, hosted throngho t with hot water. There lr also n good stable and ware-house on .._`.1_;h§ premises. This property _ls well ,sitr usted for residential purposes. "._`-, _W

For further particulars nnqlllreiatf

the.;qwner on the premises. ‘

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loo bbls of choice flour for

salecheap for cash at Vernon

River Roller mills

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Pennsylvania `

Qiieading

-Sugar

`Southern Pacific

.St. Paul

,Union Pacino >U. S. Steel.

iU_ S. Steel Pre'f'd

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday lssuo. `

Barley, per bus. ' 60 to 70 Bee! (carcass) per lb. 6 to 7 Buckwheat 60 to 70 Butter lb. ~ 25 to 30 Oalfskins, per lb. G Eggs, per doz. 14 Hay, pressed l $11 to $13_ l-Yay. loose l _ $10 rn l2 Straw, pressed ' $4.00 to 4.50 White oats, per bus. so Black Oats 46 Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to 1.15 Pork 6} to 7 Haddock, per quintal $3.00 Lamb 4) to 6 Cornlneai, per bag 100 lbs Sz to 2.50

lio i127 32. 130% isa; ao; 10.25

:Buying seeds and buying a horse

there is a similarity in the transac-- tion_ The pedigree must be looked into, it is important to know who raised the horses and blemishes and kindred troubles must not be over- looked. A poor horse is dear at any prioe, and this is doubly true of seeds, even if the seeds were to be had for nothing. Poor cheap seeds are very expensive to the grower. and there are seeds on the market. we could not be paid to plant. We do not claim to have a large stock of seeds, but lust seeds such as we are planting ourselves, and our extensive experience in the market garden busi- ness, places us at the head. in this particular. Many seeds are planted too early spd they rot in the ground. This is the fault ol the planter not the seeds. Such seeds as peas, beets, carrots, raddish, lettuce, tur-nips, spinach, onions, parsnips,`cabbags, cauliflower, sweet peas. etc...'ean _ba planted -whenever the ground is in fit condition-but`tendsr seeds must. be' either started in a hot bed, or plant- ,ing delayed until sll.dangor of cold _damp weather is past. Tender seeds such as cucumber, beans, squash,

~pumpkin,' tomatoes, corn and many

dowel' /seeds should not ‘be planted no# fore _th¢.1et*ter_ part of May. Farmers

'when in town and all who intend

plantlnfayegetable garden. come fli- rohtto us, don’t be misled by offers of cheap seeds ln packets or any oth-' er. way, chesp seeds 'are often deal' at any price; In buying your vegetable seeds from ns do not overlook tiint we have the very ohoicest mixture of sweetpea seed obtainable sixty coi- ors blended together. Watch tor our plant advertisement the latter part oi this month. In spite oi the cold late spring, we have hundreds of thou-

_eande oi vegetable and bedding flower

plants.--J. J. Gay & Bon. " --_

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' To be sure the waists you buy are of the highest character; to be sure that the prices you pay are fair-these are inlportant consicleratiolls in deternlinillg your preference in what store to hlly your

It is well and widely known-that not only are the goods here of the best 5 1:< i. 1 '. 1 rl c -1 \ ti

we could make them so, even better than can be found outside of THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE not only are the prices always as low and often lower than is usual for equal goods but ill 'few place

is there the surety of 'finding anything like the assortnlents here. n

Nice pluslin shirt wzlists, wide plait with lace insertion.

_ Tllreel quarter sleeves willl wide cuff _ _ _ _

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Finest lawn shirt waist, front of insertion, short Sleeves and cuils

'Big Value Shiriwaists with Little Prices

all-over elllbroidery and lace

are trilllnled with fine- nhrrow

tucks and lace edging. Back trilnlncd with 4 I t\\'o clusters of Fnle tucks. Blltiolls in buck e I

'fx '___ Shirt waist of. special quality lawll flollt forlllcd of two wide

1' strips of ell1`m'oide1‘y joined togetller with vzllcneienues inser-

W tion. Three quarter sleeves, buttoncd in the back \vhich_is

5 / f/ __ T MWWM trlnlnled mth clllsters of tucks ._ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _» ,

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This waist is of beautiful India Linoil, square yoke of lace in-

_- S st-rtion with side panels of shadow pattern ellll>roidel'y_ f'l`hr'ce

qnaiter sleeves, cuffs of lace insertion and edgitig. Butioned

_ _ _ ' ' " - 5 in the back whicll is triniuied with foil

clusters oflinetucks....................

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l*Attcntion is called to the Mortgage a e Solo of "The Old London Property” Beautifully 1-illued farm lately owned

'ad of which appears elsewhere. ; by the lalc D A, llecrs. cqnlainingkaiiou FBALMORAL Marrriiallrdes. jams and 5§`5<`f"`"l0"¢ 0' iff-S fI'°Pl~l“L’ 0" 'mill ,.....,_.3..A -- the|Jails'a';:_°.§zr§.‘i:l‘:;§..'i‘;sr.‘:.§‘:>;.;_é ‘mar e _ s your grocer. ‘ _ ` _ -- ___ | lon. Also due orchard ln cnnnectlon. Go

V Zpatours Limerick Wm nppmr three: oil lluelllllg ho_\t~e, lo rooms, nearly new more times after to-day. Those is-,;‘|ST`l§§¢:‘r)l%\;’l{JUllllllllif F01' f\‘f\l‘¢"i"“" tending competing, better cut it e I C f - ¢

~ 1'>ANlElsTl=`wAl<T

coupon out. The competition closes 4 ' »

Saturday night. It is n rare chance' 0 ‘A H n_ E P _ A S’{’\§l‘l’°.°l to‘ win a Bedroom Suite. Read mn- 4_|3';‘n“vfrl‘l§:‘;”il;\355 °7 Ve "‘“‘l‘°b'

ditidns in to~day’s advertisement. 5-Gdrtf. ' , ` 1"

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_-:Wonldf you liins a smok_cr’s chnir'FnreSte[S

o`l‘ rocker? The cost will only `hc_ ri' ---~ little efiort to complete the lnst llne Elliott. G. Stevenson Supreme

pil Pa§on’ts dI.inlerl3k.mRcurl tcomli-iCh.ie;) Rnntlzerg wishes *to meet every OHS Il 0' BYE B VE H8010!! - lnem er o t s . 0. `. in Summer- 5--6dr1Zf~ :side on Monday evening May 11th

- ’““‘ -|to discuss the' future ol the Order :Buying cheap and selling eo 0.- and to hear what the members have

has made nur wall paper rlcpnrt- to say- " lilellta household word over 1'. lil A BPPUDI tfflln Wm 10°" OM" lf. Buying direct frolll thc lllakcrs L t§”tl_‘;‘;'l:‘m';:|g5~3?tel;' gé ';;‘(‘m;l"(':;"‘t‘;lré We have no nliddlcnl:in`s profit to m emm mmm 'Me $l_00_ pay---timt ls the reason wily we emll (;h,,,_,, mms [mm “cry stnnun by sell ill lnzlllycnses lower than snlall Regular trnins Bouris $1.95, George- 'dcuiers can buy. No house ever ima town $1.70, Mt. Stewart SI-20. Tir

even avproacllefl thevnl1lcs\velZi\'e""l“h 31-35.- 0"“°‘"`7 ”'"°' A" “ther in wall Jn ~r See ollr hacks collv “"“M°“ “t equnl low mu' Every

I _pt ' ` ' " member has a voice and vote at

pare for yourself---that ensures llrntms mwtilm

your order everytime. Moore & Mc _ L. U. FOWLIJR. '_

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He enjoys the mrs db-Llliciloll of hurling

thc fuuiosl. umnhlncd speed lullcrltallee of any stallion yct fouled. lic inherits thu blood of tho klnqu und qnuonu of thu trotting turf llnv lug by his sire und doin cllglll. 1-misses of liuln hlctonlnn 10 l,‘nn\n|ol1o|‘c .cli.\'n\~|l has develop- nll`llltu n l own- of culnlnnudfllir size with |r|~u||d

llnnn nllfl ulllmlnllno. _ will u'cl|rI| iodn‘y 1075lbu. l<2ln\'<‘llcnlt»< wcro the result of ll ii l'ml yi-ur in lim wind l|cro_ six ul' which sturtcll lu t o Fntllriiy rurr inet full “A1~|~|ul Hell" uivnell hy_l)nnnnl\ lioilurson. N. `lil\'cr \\'01~ In irnilzhl. lwllls ricfonlfllg the ilnllfnselmlllploll Wil 1| r<-_<a-r\-l- qwcil iinlo1.‘l0. ’ll\cy iv G rv uqlrulll' mi-ut-s».~f\i1 in the allow |-ing-wlnlllng lat, gnu “ml ';|il prim their rlrapci-tlvu 1-llularn. This roconlhna no or been cqnullod ,b,\' any

ll - lnpor into (`nn|ulu Tho ubov -

Fgllillr-rlimrle-bezli lbnyulahx doubt his i\bf1It_\‘ tb

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iodny than 4 '4 lnpiodnru l,nl(\-uni.

qu will'll\nki»i lr-snusoll 0 |1118 ni lllc Park

utn lieu, Qllci-n mul Iullnlon Hts. l

l"orlvrnv~l nllfl ll“¥`||"l|l|\r~\££ply tn owner

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When harvest iillle c0l_n€_§ \0ii.will

realive the diffe':cnc_ betwe,u_Slecl+ llminre full and first cl_ass,_ a»d

those that are a lou er stand,erd.Yo'.l

run a decided risk in sov\'ir.g seed

ilnpllaznrri, without regard to repnt

ation or qnal tv. A, Our Seeds .ere PURE and FRESH and

sure lo grow.\ . l _

No disappointment with- Yonq moneys worth every lime. _Wo Bill stock of White Russian White,__n_nd Red Fifa Wheat, llnriey, Peas, Vetqlfgg, _-Corn ’i`,lmo\l\y, Clover, Mangel and Turnip

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Our prices are low consistent with the bgsiqusllly. - -_ \.-_ ,,_,_ specially low prices to the wholesale trade

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