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If you could buy $l,W0 _psy vslue Slsnfield's Pref.

f _ and _

$300 par value Stsnlield's Climmon l

for $1,000 would you buy?

Of coursmyou would. At the presenl rate of dividend on the Com-

mon Stock such aninvestmcnt would yield more than 8 per cent. The _ , securities have a marked value of over $i,soo. Now it is impossibm 1° ' iilocate. He will be joined later by his pick. up ouch a block at this price, but we can offer you sucurities which '

should make an equally favorable showing in a reasonable time.

The issuing company is engaged in a similar business as that of

Stanf`ield's Limited, ann is working in friendly relation with it. Il's Board

of Directors is practically the same

as Stanfield's. Frank Stanfield of

Stauf`ied's is President, and is taking a live, active interest in me man. agement ofthis other concern. The company we have in mind is Hewson Pure Wool Textiles, Limited.\Ve ol`f`er,in lots to suit urchaaers, a block of the bonds and preferred stock with common stock genus.

Price and prospectus will be sont on-application,

F. B McCURDY fi? CO

Members Montreal Stock Exchange,

Halifax. Sf. John, Montreal, Sherbroolte.6ydney

Charlottetown. Sl. John's, Nfld.

MUNTREAL STOCKS l E

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-l P

Curdy 8: Co., Stock & 'Bond -

Brokers, Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

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NEW 'YUMK S'I‘OCKS.

Opcn Close

Feb. 27 '12,

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GRAIN

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' Closed

PORK

Closed

PLOT T0 ROB BANK.

WINNIPEG, February 22-‘The pn-

lice were on Thursday tipped OH to n, plot to rob the safe of the Northern Crown Bank here. For two nights four constfibles kc;-t constant vigil without mul within the bank premis- es, but no attempt to plunder the vnults was made.

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“Sovereign” Cashmere Hose and Half Hose, Ask `

I your dealer for this brand I

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OPEN £v£N|N'CiS UN1'|\, 9 d¢|_g0(

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Y0ll 'l`ll_E___ MONEY

5 per I . cent

1 To Buy

The following letter has been seni;

out to the' Christian Churches of l’ri_ncc Edward Island by the Minis- terial Association of Charlottetown: Dear Brethren,-» ‘

A "ltil`l`l"g /tpllcal has come direct

froni thc Central Faiiiiiic Relief Fund Uommittee' in Shanghai, (`-hina,.urg; the people of Canlada and thc United States to lend assistance to two and a half millions of peoplc iii the fam- ine districts of (`liin`a, who are now facing stai'\'utiuii. If ztssistniirc is not speedily given these lives-cannot lic saved. Most of these pcoplc are iii the saino district where the ftimino ragcd last year. Three dollars will support n family for ii niontli, fif- lccu dollars will save 3 whole fnniily from starvaitioii uiit.i_l the next har- vest., and fiftecii' liuiidrcd df»llui'i~; will snvv one liuiidrcd fninilirs.

The l‘hinosc iirc in the midst of u struggle for ireelloni, and arc un:ilil:‘ to do much for tlieir own pro|ilt~. ln- drcd om: great. i'oaz~=oii for thc prcsriit rcvolutiom is the recurrence of fam- -ine conditions. The Fsfniiiic Rcliei Coiiiiilittce in (lhinn hclicv_'es that tho new govt-runieut will adopt n pro- gramme that will 'prevent foiniiies ii. the futurc. gf ,

"The time is opportiiiw. (`hinu if.

turning hcr face towards thc futurv as never before. The coiisidcratioii and protectioii which foijcignf.-rs have received during the prlisciit revolu- tion are :ini indication of the cxtcut of the influence of thc W-est. A dciii- onstftttion of friendliiicssioii a nnt~ ional scale, will, in _this hour oi need, arouse great enthusiasm uiiion;,

.,,,l_tli,¢;_mgii__of the ncw China. und tli-_

affect. on- trade "and"i;»6litical i~eintion~~ md -m-rape .progress ,QL ci.v.`Xli`zatio:i und Uhristiaii-ity will be incalculhble. _ The famine will hc thc worst in February and Marchand will con- tinue until harvest, in the middle oi May. 'lt is imperative that money bt- given at once if great lcss of life i. to he avoided.

Please _present this appeal to your

cniigregation or congregations on ii Sunday not litter, if possible, than March 10th, which is to hc knowll ng "Ching Famine Relief Day_” We arc sending you a supply of circulars ,md envelopes, for you to use in thc way which you think will be th? most effective. _

We wish to acknowledge your kind

no-operation last year, and also the prompt and generous mnnncr in which the congregations rcspoiidcd. We are sure that in thc fncc of .thc still greater and more apvulliluz need, you will gladly spare no effort in urging a liberal rcSD0“S9-_

His Honor Lieutenant (JOVGYHOI Rogers has kindly C°“5e_“t°d to 'mt ns Treasurer, and you will please sc that all remittances are sont to luni direct. _ ,

In bchulf of the Mintstcrltil [\sso:~~

- ' ‘ wii, “mon” LhmUm'i‘(.)r_ Fui.i.i~in'roN

w_ HARRISON,

Z. L. FASH, Secretary.

<‘imi~lottetown. 1'- E- I-

Fcbruary 19,1912.

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nozviii vin once Bay. 1"°b1‘lu\"-V 215

-'I'lic exvpcctcd ducl between <.`0\1I\t Pccci ncphcw of the late Porn L00 ‘(111 'and coiiiiiinndcr of the Pullul rniaiins Guard. nn-fl P1`iuC¢‘- /\l*i°"l is ull. The tlucl has hccn nvcrtcd throu- gh the cflorts of the Pope, who uscd nll his iiiflucnce on Count Pecci and nie initef .landed ni may the iuiiyul command and not _ca\‘r.V Om- ill" "_`_ tcnmm 0|’ challenging thc |u'iut'c.lli:~ lsccoiida took thc matter ill’ illlll Une!" ci] to light Prince Altieri, who dc ,-linnd to nf-cc-pt. their chnllcngc.

I‘rincc Altierl writes tn tho nowa-

|i;ip|=.rs that (`-ouiit l’cc('i_ iiisultud tlir: ,nvmnry of his (thc prince s) fn_t.lic_l`. and that this conduct _liistificil hint in nlnppiiig l’ccci‘s face. Prince Altcri clniiiiu that ('ount Pccci has _now lost his right. of srckliip: satisfaction, ui:

hc failed to eliallongc within thrcc

',dn.ys nftcr he had burn slapped.

I Pay off Mortgages

Improve' Real '

Ponnt Pecci is likely to he expellcd

by nll his cliibi~i.l~lc will nlsn prohnh- | ' lil command for thc Pnml

aff--3,-¢__. ' , y resign s l f._ ‘ ' on Guard.

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OVER $l,000 000

IN DREDGE PLANTS.

_ 1;_f'..»-‘_, »_ “‘§#:f=;i`»",.7_l_ The commencement of systematii

- '- 1,'.§i§.’>':-,__ .'- -. . ¢|i-edging in tiie Narrows and .False

Mafii’ i ‘ nt on t h

fl. avi n

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all

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Columbia for dredging purposes and

0 i I (ireek calls p ibllc atte l o t r I ‘f-‘~,,__l»_,."),__ valuable plant which the department- ' ` "ii~i*fi' ‘ rg of ubllc works maintains in British

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§,,9;,"i-. ‘ it will come as news to most P00012 ‘ ft* "f-5.1-_" V ‘ '

H that theti_':i_oney i_i_iv;it;ed fd4i;i_l)|_,_t_i)ng . [1 Q , V »

llligitrln ar: ililge dredges workin

and the most expensive one is thi

,_‘_,._ §,_, . _ _Fruhling,..the scraper suction dredge

Royal Bank B

»~'. -~ " _; h ti- ,___“_______,_._ ` _‘shaun Nm 424. on the Fraser River, whic ls es

mated at being worth $260,000. The Mastodon at work in the First Nar

ff., .

r _ ulldl , - _

. » Rkhmcnd st. E225. rows, is valued nt $210 000 She is an

p ' _ l.c_nr_°tkt° P. lute _ elevator dredge while the King Ed.

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whtdi will start work at False Creek on Monday, is worth $125,000. 'I'he_ other dredges and their t e andl

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...°It pays to buy in this Province.

...°All news, advertising and sub-

scriptions ln Bourls and vfclnlty should be handed to F. G. Jordan. agent.

...°Angus McDonald, Souris West.

left yesterday morning en route to British Columbia where he intends to

ilmrents, Allred and Mrs. McDonald'

...'The geographical position Of

Souris, though doubtless having some disadvantages, has, nevertheless many advantages. -One of these is suggested in connection _with the now assured Car Ferry at the Capes, and ,standardizing of the P. E. I. Rail- ‘ way. This is found in its relation to lthrolllih travel between Port a Bas- que and western mainland points us compared with Sydney and the I. C.

,R. through N. S. By way of Soiiris

and the (`-ar-_Ferry a hundred miles can be saved between Port a Basque and Moncton. This would mean con- siderable in both time and money to the travelling public. It is of course ndniittedly dilliciilt to bring about changes in established transportation routes. but the Reid-Newfoundland (‘oinpi\ny might he willing to make thcir summer coiiiicctioli :lt Sourls Plifiecially as it would hc money iii their pockets to do so. Thc ninttci is at lcust worth considcriiig by tlir Houris Town Council. Many towns “‘0Ull| give great proiiiiuencc to thi advantage and work it for thc brui- fit of the town. Go thou and do likcwii-ic.‘

.,."l‘hc death vrliicli ocrui‘rcd uf. lin,

Fortune on the ltith inst. of Ellyn lieth, rcli<'t_. of tivo. M. l)iiig\vt=ll,'lni_- carried sadiiess -iiil.o_inan_v l\enrt1~= ir that comiiiunity. Mrs. Dingwcll, wh. wus in hcr sixty-scvcnth your, was ii her usual robust health until .sluldcii ly taken ill by that dread :lisoasc lJI_lc\iiiionia_ from which she only sur .vlvvd ;i fcw days. living the iiiotln-| olfn family of four sons und (nn, daughters shi' had thc plcusurc o’ st‘4‘iii;_' :ill but one non co|nf~i'lnbl_\ scltlrtl in iiiarricd lifr. .liulsoii wht is on thc lioiiicrslviul, (}.oi'<loi| nm! Mrs. l-lrnry llingwcll, Aiiiiniidalr, art nll that rciuain on thc Island. Nu than, Wndniaii, l\lr.<. Mnlfiii, Mi-1: Aitken und l\'lrs. Hardy rrsido ii llostoii and vicinity. Mrs. linhfwi Diiigivell, Bay I~`oi‘tu|io, in gin- Oni, sister living. lining of n vcry active body shc was nhlc to :ircoiiiplisl more than thc nvorngn |ioi'soii, nm] was thus cnahlz-tl to do in:in_v :I1-pdl of cheirity to those in in-od :ind dis trcss. Always rcntly rind \\‘illing ti dlsllcilsc hi~spitalit,v, fripml nn, sti_'o.iiger ivcrc nlike bounl:ifull_\' cntcr tained 1-it her homo. Thr fuiicrnl tool: blacc Monday to Buy l<`ortnne (‘onu- LCFY. hcr pastor .l`lt‘v_ A. ll; Mcliitosl: olliciatiiig at house hnd gi'a\‘o_ ,‘ V010’ |8120 numlirr \\'ci‘c'|ii-vsriit ti Day thc last rssport to one who'\\a;~ loved by all; and who will lic much- missed for niaiign n duv in thclioiuc. thc church and coiiimunity.

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Mufllurk. ilipper, $15,000; Nnkinq., OVRUIIC DCEI. $10,000; l’cllC1\l\, oiqgngp nccl, $6,000; Hcron, orange peel, $4-0005 Blfltcrn, izrniige peel, $15,000, The Lobhitz rock breaker No, 1, wlifch might also he described -as. _,, dredge, is valued at $52,000.

'l‘hc most valuable of the tugs un der the_departm¢:nt is the new one, the Point Grey, which is worth $67,- 000. Tho point Ellice is valued in $47,000. Other tugs are the Petrol, $25,000, Point Hope, $17,000; Point Garry. $8.000; and Roiistabollt,$2900. In' addition there are the launches Aylnier $5,000; Fat Boy, $600; Fat Girl, $600, and Dotterell, $800.

The submarine drilling plant is

worth $2,000 and the steam lifting scow working with the Mastodon is valued at $10,000. A scow of similar type working with the King Edward is valued at $2000. There are three scows with xi capacity of 260 cubic yards for the Mnstodoii valued at $35,000; two 300 yard ncows for th" Ajax at $30,000; two 180 vard scows for the Mudlnrk, $10,000, und two l50 yard dump scows, $1000. 'l`hi'ec flat coal scows arc valued nf; $7000, one water scow for the King lildwnnl at.\$1000; and 35 pontoons of thc King Edward $7000. Miscellaneous plant in use by the departincnt has an estimated value of $10,000.

All these. ilredges und teivders arc

under control of H. A. li-ayfield, siipcrintcndeiit of ilredges, und th,- departinent of public works recently removed his office from New Wpst- ininster to \'ancoiivpr ln .vicw of the important dredging projects to lu- cnrried out lierc.-Vancouver Exo.- fMr. Bayfield rcterrcd to is it son of Edward mid, lllri-i. Bnyficltl, Char- lottctown.)

, ina suis _

On Neck and Arms.

Had Them Lanced But, Got No neun Unm in Um

Burdock Blood Bltters."

Bolle ln themselves are not s dangerous

trouble, but still, at the some time are very painful. They are caused entirely by had blood, and for you to get rld of th lt ls absolutely necessary to put the blood into good oondltlon. For this 9129090 there no remedy that can compare with Burdock Blood Bltters. This preparation has been on the market for about 85 years, and has s reputation _un uslled bysay other forthe of ggure, rich, red blood.,.Mr. H. . Batten. Stratford. ')0nt., writes:-' I have been troubled for several weeks withboil|onmyneckandarms.l had them lan the doctor, but as soon as one as came. I trled all kinds of remedies, but could letnomlleftill Wllldvlsedtotry Burdoek Blood Bitton. I am pleased tossyfam nowqulte freefrom those

most glalnful things, and feel much better evsy respect. 2

"My bey, of nine years, had smh come

overhisbsck sadlillmowegavchlma few doscs_md new he is all rlsht again."

Burdoek Blood litters is manufabtitred

only by The T. Milburn De., Limited, Toronto, Ollt. _

8 ri

...°'i'he llornlng Daily Guardian can

be obtained at H. J. Mlbon's DPU!! store, Bouris.

...°'l‘lie Morning Dolly Guardian can

...°All news, advertising and lub-

scriptlonl in Montague and vicinity should be handed to Martin McKin- non, agent.

...*(`harles Nordstrom, Boston, who

uccompained the remains of his wife to her home nt Kiugsboro for inter- ment left on return to Boston Mon- dny.'

...°'I‘lie funeral of the late Annie

Burke who died in Boston Saturday will be conducted from the house Of her futher Joseph Burke to the Ccflllft' ery at Fortunle Bridge today at 2 o'clock.*

...'Tlie vote on Church Union ill

St. David's Presbyterian iliurc-l\.

'Georgetown, resulted as follo\\'s:--

Uommiinicants for Union 51, against Union 4. Adhercnts, for Union 28, against Union '2. Elders, for Union. 3, against tinion 1. A total vote of 82 for and 7 against.

...‘tJwing to fire thc Furniture dv-

purtnicnt of the Montague Fliritlsltiiil! Vo., Ltd., will hc out of business until new quarters arc sociii'od_ and stock nrrivcs. Thcir olficv will lic found in the Auditorium I-luildiiii;_ where the llndcrtnking dopartiiicnf. will bc continued us usunl.". 2-27dtf.

1‘Al"'l‘ IJAYS Wl'tEA'l`l-I

UN WASI-IIN(i'l`llN ’l‘l)lVlll.

\\'.\.\‘l-llN<l'l`liN, Feb. 122-I‘i'i-siilriit

'l‘nlt., Sc-iintors Swniisoii und Mnrliii of \`irgii|in and mcuihcrs of tht' Alcx aiidriu-\Vasliingtoii lodgc of Masons. of which (lon. Washington was thc first iiiztstor, will .l0Ul'l\0Y U1 _ Ml-~ \'rrnon this aftci'iiooI\. tlllll l'l`l‘F1‘ll‘l‘t

of \Vasliiug\ou. Brief lllnsoiiir scr- '.-|i-pg will lic conduit-toil hy tirniid uiiistcr Aiirlrcwi-i of l\'lziI'_\'|=\lNl- Til? <'i‘i'(=_iiioiiirs will hc i~ili|.I't iiiid l\’lI'.

"'l`;'ilt expects to get luick in Wusliiug-

ton hy dliiiicr-liinc.

Btilll)l‘lN (‘AllI.ES

Lllltl) §~l'l`ltA'l‘l-l<‘t>l\`A.

(l’l"l‘A,W/\, February 22~-Ih‘ass\ii'-

ing news as to the coiiilition -of Lord Strathcona, thc vctcraii t`nuadiuu high coiiiinissiuiici' in Loiitlon, reach- ed thc go\'ci'iiinci1t today liy rnblr.. The ncws of Lord Straflironn`s ill- ness rcccivcd ii lcw d:\_\'F itll". lI4l\'0 rise to considerable anxiety iii min- isterial circles. Thc Right lion. R. I.. , Boi-dc-ti, in the name of thc govern-l fiiciit, cabled his hope that Lord Strathcona would speedily rocovci' from the severe cold from which hc has linen suffering.

An answering calilc, sigiiril by thc

high commissioner lii\usrlf_ reached Prcniisi' Borden tonight as followsi “Warmly appreciate kind nicssngr. Ani holding my own and souiewhat easier. Am most grateful for your own and colleugllcs good wislies."

A second cable from W. G. Griffith.

secretary to l_‘Jrd Sti`ntlicon’a rcud: “Your nicsszigc obviously clieercil `L`<’>“rd` Stmthcmin, C‘ondltiun 'un- cliaiigcd, _but his strength is ninin- tallied."

E._l(iS CAUSED A MESS.

OTTAWA, Fel). Z~l-Eggs di‘o[1pi1tl

with it crash at noon today! No, not in price. It was several cases of thc precious commodity which caused the sensation by tol>l>ling ull A sleigh at thc corner of Queen :ind Ban" streets, leaving ii large uncooked omclet on the roadway.

DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

LONDON, Fchrnin-y, 22.-sir

George Hcad Barclay, British miii~ ister to Persia since' 1908, has been appointed British niinistcr nt l_-uch- arest. Lady llarclnyi-i maiden namc was llcatrice M. (`liapmnn, and she was u daughter of the lntc Henry G. Chapman, of New York, - Sir Walter Bcaupre 'l‘o\vnl<-y, who

has heen Britisli Minister to lluman- ia sidcn last year, has hccii trans- ferrcd to 'l`chcl`an. '

(`-UNK'-l§Alil‘}l) SMAl.lil’l_lX.

(>'l"l"/\W.\, Fclwluiry 22-A suininonu lins__ bccii iusllorl by thc Mcrllcnl tlculth oflicrr against R resident ol l.angcviii street. for conccaliug ii cnso of smallpox. This was thc ciisc in which tho mcdit-nl licultli ofliccr found the woman hiding in n packing box after lic had forced his way into thc liotisc. 'l‘hc wtuiiiin wus taken t.o 1_hr lslnntl, but has now i‘cco\'crcd, und n -suininons lins bccii issiicil against licr l\usl»un<l_ llr, Sliirrcfl states thul. lic docs not iiitciid to in-ik that any puiiishtucnt lic iiiiposcil on the mnu, and so lic .will nsk flint lic be ullowcd out on suspended scntcncc. He, how- nvcr, says hc wnnls thc cnsti lricd to show people that they may be pun- ‘ islicil if they attempt to repent this

act.

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_ _. Abollle of prevention

is belle! than A `i.`ii.iuli"`J' deranged stomach.

isnt

25c and 60c bottle.

' Sold everywhere.

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uBEY§ '-‘ <1. ?"*""' .“;i?3§s'.~; SALT;

llsati||g’s Power llills Bugs

To fight every form of insect life use Keating's Powder. None other is so iuil- formly reliable-‘yet

_ _ it ls odorless and

stainless and harm-

ful only to insect life. Made by Thomas Keating, fn London, Eng- land. Bold by all drugglsts. ,,,

iinlilf

HEAIJAIIHES

f;;’,,,§’,‘],”“,§},f_°“ “‘ W' " "°"“"°“"' lrenlun Merclialillliiien To Despair By

The Pain.

“FRUIT-l-TIVES" GUBEO HIM'

'l`ui~:i~i'roN, Ont. Jan. 29th, 1909.

. “I was ndrezidlul sufferer for many vcnis froui Stoniach and Li\'¢\’ Tl'0l‘b|€ '_ but my greatest suffering was from violent hmuliiclics. They were so dis- tressiiig that l almost had to give up my businc.<s. I wont to Toronto. C0"5“ll9‘-l =pecia.li:.ts and wore glasses, but nothing did nie _ any good and the headaches became intolerable.

l was then induced to try_ “Frnit-a-

¢i,»¢5" gnd from .the beginning, Ivvas

_ better, and in a short time I was quite

well again-no more headaches-and I threw my glasses away.

“I-‘ruii-a-tives” not only cured ‘HY

hefidnches, but completely cured me Of `all indigesfinn, and restored UIC t0 perfect hculth again." W. ]. MCCOMH.

“Fruit-a-tives” is the greatest cure

'for hcadaclics in the world and is the

"Fruit»a-tives” will alwaysrure Head-

aches. Iiitligcstion niirl :ill Stoniarli and Bowel Troubles. 50:2 n hot. 6 for $150. or trial sire. 25c. At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ottawa-

l)ISI'll'l‘l‘ll'l I'lO(‘-KEY GAME

T0 Illil PLAYED OFF

IN M()N(`-’l‘()N.

'l‘llllli0, l<‘t-brunrv Z2-At thc nicot-

iiig hold tonight of the Maritiine I'rn- :'os-siouiil Hockey league to cciiisfflci' thp di.~:pulcd (‘rcsccnf_~M0|ict.riu gniiic of .I.uiunr_v ll, it was ortlc-i~cd that thc _:miie lu- plavcd over again. 'l‘ho ditto sot was March 4th, when it will ho pluvcd in the Moncton rink.

It will bc rcmcmliered that in tho

ilispufcd gmiic nt Moncton thc Victo- rins 1~'tni‘f.ctl out roughly with the re-

Tnft will lny n \\'rcnt_h on thc tooinb ,

suit that nt. unc period liiilf thc train was poiializcil. An nrguiiicnt arose lirfivrcn thc |\la_vrrs ul' both sides ,md tliri' lclf the icr. Aftcr 1-_oiisi\lt‘r:lhl|‘ discussion thr irfcrcc ordorcd the I'-ro srrriifs nn thc icc to play but Mono ton dcniurrcd. Tlic (‘|'cscclits .\'l.zirf_ rd down thc ico with thc puck, whrn thc llloiirton bonl kccpcr, secliig his train \\'zisu't on the icc, turned f.hn ncts riroiinil so a score could not lhc ni:ulc.- 'Phe scorn horc was ll-3 ln Monrton's favor._ Tho Victorian flti- nll_v rniiu- on and thc gains: cndod 10- .1 in favor of Moncton. 'l‘lu-_ (`-rcsccnls profrstrrl with thc uliovc rrsiilt.

_ _*i-iii NEW 'l`<lRONTO l'.\'l0N S'l‘A'l’ltlN.

'l`()ll()N'I‘O, February 22--Thoiigli

no pliins have been drawn up ns',yct, thc (`-sinidian Northerti i‘o.il\vays have tlotridcd to build a union s'l_iiti`o"n"""at North '1‘orouto, said G. Thiel, n (hin- :ulinn Northern Railway luwycr, to- day. The site for thc station will bo thc soutlicnst corner of thc junction of the present t'-anmliuii Pacific Rail-

_wny tracks and Yonge strc-ct.

LARGE F(_)l'l(`-ES OF RlClil‘]l.S

ARE MOVING UN JUAREZ.

_ WAS]-IIN(i'l`()N, Feb. 23--War de-

day by reports- fi‘oin Col, Steevcr, in cluirge of thc American forces patrol~ ing the Mexican border, confirming press dispatches that large forces of rebels were moving on Juarez, oppo- sitc El l’aso, Texas. 'l‘hc advices stated Gen. Orozco was leading one of these forces with 1400 men.

SLIFFRAGETTE AMAZONS

I LUNIJON, Febriiai’y 22-The non- inilituiit _ sullrugcttes have arrniigcd for seventy of their "stalwarts" to :ict as stewarts for their meeting to~ night at Albert Hall, when Chancell- or liluyd George will give an address,

Those seventy athletic young wo-

iiicn will divzss in physical culture costuincs, so ns not to impedc their iiiovoinciits, and will ninintain order and deal summarily with any persis- tent intcrrupter. l<`.ach one of thc st_c\\'nrds is prepared and trained to Klvc ii good account of herself in a rougli and tumble of resisted ejec- tion of any militant sister who does not think Lloyd George is' nnswrring fulciiuately some of thc nwkwnrii uiiestions to which Miss (lhrlstablo Pankliiirst has asked hiin to reply.

Hogrcnt luis been the application

for tickets for this uiccti-ng thnt Al- lmrt l_-fall, holding l0,tl00 could hu-vo born hllcd twice liver, Sonic scvoiity iiiemlicin of Parlia-

nicnt will lu- present, and liord Lyt- lon. Mrs. Fawcett and Mrs. Philip Hiioivdcii will speak,

Whcii tht' _ nnt.l-I-uiffrngc int-otl|i`g

takes plnrc ln the hull ner? Wnqncg ‘luv _iilill iiicmhei‘s of both l-louscn of l""`l'"'"f?l\t- und their wives will ho present. on the plat.foriii. The speaker;-i include Lord (lromcr, |,n|~¢'l (i,,,--5,," und l.c\\'is Hurcuui't__ qqm-1, nuke, |‘0l‘l0l` Itlrdgcs not to iiitcri‘n|it, tm. meeting. '

c;iui.s IN <_:i~iifMAN U1'i'11sS.

_Gtl‘_}l2MANV. Fch. Z3-liate Gerinnn fin" 1” ICS Irlvo n good idea of how the '_“"‘*f"“"ll|y lurgc number of -country girls who no to the large cities from Vllluzes hurl small towns in Germmw 9”" the" dllillf bread. The largest number ""9 employed in factories There were about 150,000 girls om-_ played last year in cotton mills and 32-;__000 _inaotolmcco factories. In laun. wh6S ,_ 0 Women were employed of _ 0'" B "Re number eventually went

into service as housemalds. -A tar” number of country girls found plgeqg le; dollartmenthl stores as saleswom.

. and received .. aver 1

314.28 monthly, glut of Bgevsahug ol

“The most favorable worklngcondi. °"5 Wert Obthllled by some 210,000

girls engaged kss servants in house. work. Of those ». large number \,¢. came more independent bv takin, over small stores, usually groceries or dellcatessen shops. They hope there- by ¢° b¢ l1bl¢ to save uc enough to provide for old age. There was 167,- 000 or more women employed in ho- tels, restaurants -and bars, bug 0,.. 5 low of these came direct from the °0“nU‘Y. hlvlllz Hrst passed sonw

. i__ ing; _ _ values are the Ajax, dlpper,yg120,000,;` _ In tin! Only! 100., 200., 350. . time ln the City- ,__ ' ft °

p lit »‘ __ , ‘

only nicdirinc made of fruit juices. .

parlment officials were concerned to-`

_ Gpcr

` Brandidm-Henderson Limited nm

lllor-lgage _Bonds -

This is a security based 'online of Canadfs r I

whose products are broadlydiatrlbutnd in this Col)|filli?;~?“e|l|l:,wi-;':n“;'i"”» West Indies, and Mexico, aqsuiiin; stability of earnings, _ ' “di

T_he Bonds are wel securedby the Assets of. |h¢ Cum,

` "- pany; \be'en.i-riings are largelyiiii excess ol' interest rt-.

' quiremoiits-'-thus providing an‘amole margin of safely ' DENOMINATION $l00 and Sl 000, PRICE, Par and Inl. .ln y||;|_

6 per cent. D

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cent I T

Members Montreal

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ssrascisnsn |873 0’ -I

naurax. sr. Joniv. ` ‘ _ - \NEw'Gi.Assow. _saan;R|C1~0,lf°NTREAL

Stock Exchange.

Price 95 I-4 and

(ll. Bradford, Managed) |64

Dominion Iron & Steel Ciimpany. Limited

e - 5 per cent - I

I"lRSl` MORTGAGE SlNKlNG_l"UND BONDS __

Of' tho original issue of $S,oo.>,ooo there have b :cu redeemed i» - ` for lhc Sinking Fund to dale $755,ooo. \ ll ul' Tum"

The bonds niulure on july ist, |929 and are also retlcniiahle at the o 1' thc Company upon six mouths'-notice at tio and accrued interest. P 'Una

Al the present market price, llicse Bonds yield over5 i .1 por pcm, _ We will bo ploiisod to forward our descriptive circular giving full informal' I

upon rcqut~.~it. _ ' mn

lnleresl 951-4 ‘

iiovii.. siicuitiiiiis coiiroiilmoii, l”|.|u|mi

llollis St., llalilsx, N. S,

'l`_oronto, Quebec, Montreal, Oltawa. London, Eng,

in the boat linc. VVe are bnildin

*Packers I and F isflilelriizefia

now is the tiine to look about you, :uid see what you need'

g a stock lot of boats from 20

o z5ft long. We are still offering a 22 ft fishing boat instaléd _with a 2 1-2 h. p engine for $125.00

We would be pleased to receive your order.

___ L_. of N. SPAQUET

_FAMILY Rlill-()R'D ANI)

I\ll$I)lCAIi U-I°lR'I‘1FICATl‘} TO '

GET MARRIAGE I.I(‘-IZNSE.

LONDON, Feb. 24-Fam-ily pedigree

brides and liriilcgrooms, as u neces- sary qualification for marriage, are advocated by Doctor Tri-dgold in an address to the Eugenics'Educatioii Society. This suggestion leaves thc idea. of certified brldcs far behind and is likely to provoke ai large amount of discussion from widelv divergent standpoints.

Whatever may be said about the

qualified to speak upoil: the subjectf

tional Association for the care of the- Fecble-`Minded. and was it medical ex# pert to the royal commission on`the feeble-minded.

lf the race was to advance some

the place of natural selection, he urged, and the only form was birth selections. No person should be a1» towed to 'marry without a license, which should be granted after a medi- cal examination of the individual and an infiuiry into his or ner family his- tory. Tis would necessitate the no-

WA(il*l (‘llNl"lClll‘lN(‘.l<l

SEI l"()ll MAIl(~ll 1/l

roads by thi-_ir engineers were dis- cussed und it <w|\s.dccidod to hold a .lulnt conference inf the nianugcrs and .engineers in this clty hcgiiuilng March 14.

15 to 50 pcr ccnt and the standard-it

_ ‘_ =__=a,` 'r J ‘L all li

Sir Max-Aitken showed mc the gi-ggi, lever- which controls the machinery of this great empire, where the mo- mentous questions were decided, I stood silent and almost overcmm that the whole uf Canada had abso-

uiid medical certificates both for lutely no influence with one single

member.”

Thus spoke Senator J. P. BU Cas-

grain at the Empire (hub this after- noon in an address entitled “At the Heart cf the Empire," descriptive of his cxporienccs as one of the dele- gates from the overseas donilnioiis to tho coronatlon of King George.

“The time has come when the sell-

governing colonies should be allowed 3 voice in these decisions," he con- tinued, "c\'en at the cost of assum-

suzrestion, Doctor Trr-d"0ld is well ing heavy responsibilities. As soon

as local pnflinments are established

He is consulting physician to the Na- in England, Ireland, Scotland and

Wales, an Imperial council will _as- semble at Westministcr and in that wide Parliaiiient we will he repre- sented. What we saw of the indus- trial world convinced us that Eng-

fornis of selection must clearly tal~,» land was the mistress of the com-

merce of the world and very far from being a dying nation,” said Mr. Cas- grain.- ~ - ' ‘ '

'rninrv osricnins nano. o1Nc1NN.ifri,~oni<>., February 22~

Thirty _indictments changing -cousl>i\'-

¢,ifi¢,,|;i0n of ,,,,,tic,,|,,,-S of the bi,~th_ any to`obsti-uct' _and 'riionowlize the mental and physical condition, pres-leash ‘_`°K_i5t¢r bl“‘1'_l°F5 "1 vlolationol gmc of (143,-,a5,,_. age cause of ,le,,th_ the criminal provisions of the Sher- etc.. of every individual to - certain ma" anwtrust lawyer” returned lg national record 0m,,,,_ ‘ _ |day against officials and sales agen _ _ In this office the notification would °f the N°tl_°“°l 'Cash Rwistsr ,gist be compiled into a personal history pany' At the sam” time' t e vent sheet.-and the reinrionsim. ni riiiier.§'“_°"° _uf the G°"°f“"‘°t“‘ ig }’,,’,‘j,,,,, cnt individuals would b l‘l t - ivwlatmna of the Inters me 0

c real i y rec _ sun.

ed b.v,a system of cross references He law regulhtlng express charges N

was ¢0nvim»ed_ he “,med_ that __ verv ,ed inan indictment/_ _witlg large ntuounf. of the wretchedncss of counts against the “$9 Qlharged homo life rcsultod from hui-ity, ill-con-lcompimyt The qonzlpnnyr :han tm, ,,,d,,,.cd ,nnrringes rc 8.1,? , with having excite mp c

. R H s_s 0 tho _ Sevgn

character and mental and nhvsiml published rates fortshivpcrs concerns

.health -of the contracting parties. If UicllfciqalaggtelélaglggggdllT§gh,,,.e “oint- greatcr attention were paid to thcselgi sh; Interstate Commerce law hy and to thc gcncrnl responsibility at- obtaining low transportation rates tacliing to imirria-gc they would hear th,.,_,,,ghf ,md,,,-_v,,|uati0|i and time

very much less about the need of Q re of minor indivi- d,Vm_cc_ ,was nearly a s o

_dual indictments.

_scoirrino on suowsiions.

tlTTAWfl` February 22-The" Wm

NEW Y,mK_ Fen 22__At R meet bc n sscoutigiii condtcs1t0_<;_iida_i_\sowsh_;t:

ing lu-.rc yet-ite-rdny of- the confcrencc on March# 41 tufts lmcnt of Brock- roiiinilttcn of managers authorized to h?|l'w°cn li cl t 'B selected from the th” ”““""" ”°""""""' ‘hc “’““" “”` viii0'~ami‘lhi';mi1iiy Inuit-cot. unr-

nmmls mccnuy mme "lm" the mn' li?lsci::lsDl’ S. 0., liaslrcceii/_ctl a C031;

iiiunlcation from ' thc 0ill“°_\`° °lu “_ 418: Regiment accepting tl". °"g_c§r, ge sent them by UW lowl ° "nes some time M20 - Th” °W°‘“"g

- '_ v n miles

The deinnnils of the cnglncers call Wm be seven men teams' M 8

A 52 "1 s inns 90"’ ‘""

for nn increase iii pay ranging from 'Wide un .ml c ini Prescott.

ance between Otta “'11 mm

- t o e

ization of wages of engineers employ- g'_;’r|f;“$ll'|'g l;:;ln;w°;`l|.,l';l,f :H cm-tnln

ed ‘nn all lines east _of the Missouri , _ - ny each river and north of the lines of the fggts' A '°‘°'°° Wm “mom” Norfolk & Western railroad. ‘ ' | the WF! At the joint conference the sngln'-l The cqntelit Us gielélevdgging scclll' cers will be ropresebted hy a delegate pmcmm pl Shoes 'Cavalry‘ l¢0"l'l“¢ from each or-me iinesineiufini in the ""4 "_" ”“‘}“’,,n,, ,',, ,,,, ,,,,,..,..»i_i>\e in eastern territory and ln addition by eh?-Ste icuii; témmda ,mil the idea 01 representatives of the Brotherhood of iw n mi, on gnowshoes has heel ld' locomotive engineers( _$225868 as a s“Mw_,<te, Twild YT:

_...__..___..___~______ t_ an he ' HE-HT THE 25:.: a‘.'::;‘:.‘..r:“:§i _ _~ ' : 1. ' which prove dveri 5“¢°°“_(_ill'

'roRoN'ro_', February zz--'when won by the low l»°°‘“‘,.ggsl _

, 1

mild all their llvlng expenses nga'

fhero ls Dnly Une

I _ 0 ?fBf*bhso Uuinino,” '

'_l_'_l»_,»fll;= ' - _ _i Laxarlve Drama _dulnlm

asm runivonm ovn so °‘"'

_ o ~ _

eliways reiiiomhei 2.'-v full name. Look _ ,- __ __ - M this sigmmm- on »/ow hos soc '

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