-_ -J'

I ,v

~_»

1 .

,,,, | 9|

i _` inf! .f

,ii f i

we .L "»

'if

if '

J if ir Qi Do. Com. 70 . '10

1 1

_. . ff

I. '”:

i i

if if

inn

, ‘

" .’ v c,»._.

di/ _ gg 0

' 0- Unl- *T1

§§r5='ieif _ gr _

_F ~= ‘_ _

dry. brittle. thin or your of dsndruff~ -Use "Danderine.

QAIIF

I n

' ice ie fel "...~r

*fe -` ‘ ' ‘ dian can be minutes alter an appli- strand at a time. The ills! is amos- ,

.gm erine you caunoe rind s lair-your hair will e ne see 0°" '» "°’“"‘“

be .ll y

.sim Daiidrun or a loose or ,wavy. and have an ol _ ` d o will n ahund '

t_will please you most ,a few weeks' use, when

see new hair, fine first-yes-but really

win all over the scalp-

uty of your

ne will immediately

hair. No

dull, faded. brittle and

=' . ` moisten a cloth with

_ '

|_ ,. ._

_ d carefully draw it

3 ' heiritakiagonelmall

.. _.... -~-

> I sl 'R

yursealp ot 00

an . an incomparable lustre.

wnm. ‘nd |u‘¢“n°°_ un “muh agent in Montague. Htl DOI* D560 sua shimmer ci true usa- casio.. _ 1°

Get a 26 nent Nlttla of Knowltoirs

Danderine from any, drug store or

ii e ter 'ii disncan bs, outline? t_H.~ J. lla-

tgnrghzithlaw-'-taane ,Har tlfsiialnuas bon's Drulitore. 3001123 `

7° I -'

Pretty and soft as any-that it has been neglectedqr inland by careless

treatment thst'a on surely can week or two halore they have beautiful hair iota ci ir. ii have raid fer has expires sae than you will lust try I" lit Dsnderlnh _no

-*W f r - ' -' discontinued Prompt!! on- 'expiry

Montague, returnedhome from Char-

ds lhere ‘lt is learned helpurchaled two

, t

1 _ W-1

, Nova Scotia Steel dr Coal .'>'s.

- Maritime Telegraph & Tele-

phone il_'s.

,_ Stanileld’s Limited 8's.

Q o

liewson Pure \\'ool Textiles 6'e. Nova Scotia Steel & Coal 0 p. c. Debenturo Stock.

Harris Abaitoir Co. 6's.

Prioe and full

Particulars upon

application.

F. ll; |\ll!CUll0Y $50- ‘i‘.?f1`."i3.‘lZiK‘1"$5f?.§Iil.i'°.l'.§“.‘§§§1

n‘hf‘x_ N_ S _ stable.-Mr. John Albert. Stewart la

Membérs hiolitreal 'f 1" ‘H . I Bl

btock Exchange

. “‘¥av»'f=.--

' ` W

- .

iq 1 11,, ,:. '

Mr- _ _Hg f' i

Rpm” build a nent but comodious stable _ _§.f§.(;,;%NCE “Cum” - §“‘:“’Ig| d 1;? lg' 1;” inn: win he in keeping with his prec

.» _ L V - ' M san 7 i H ty home.-Mr. John Alex Stewart is , __--f -_-. ""'_"' Southern Pacific 101 100} 101

_ (Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc- Sugar _111 _ -113| 114 ations to his residence that Wm Md

" ' ` ” W" °° ' ' "°° ‘T 6 " 5 rrici.-Mr, Jimmie Robertson, ex-

, _Exchi_\pge, Charlottetown._ U. S. Steel Pfd 108 107| 107'* : ' - ‘_ ,," \ - 52 5:; sz;

eg T { '

_ Bsnks,' `

Brlfidhj f' -ff' Commerce - Nova Scotia _ Montreal

Royal 1

Miscellaneous.

Acadia Fire

Acadia Sugar Pfd

Do. ord.

Branornm-Henderson Com

C. B. Elec. Com.

East. Can.-Sav. & Loan Hew. Pure Wool Tex. Pfil with bonus Com. stock

Maritirre Telephone Col

Do. Pfd new N. B. Telephone North Atlantic Fisheries Pfd. with stock bonus

N. B. Car lst Pfd

E Do. Qnd Pfd. _

3r\‘. l.’ld.

N. s. Clay woniris Pia.

Do Com.

Nova. Scotia Fire

anis. 155

214; 25s zas zzz

100 103 70 30 80 140

100 84 102 110

100 94 71. 46 32 94

40 100

Stanfleids Pid." 105

_ Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com.

' Trliiidnd' Elec..

Prudential Trust Preferred

Do Common

Bonds.

Brandram-llcndcrson G's 07g Mill! l"0fk C. B. Eicc rr. 97.- 93 Mei herd .

Chronicle 6's

7 3 lil() 100

Bid. ' 154 214 257

98 100

60 25 77 136

98 80

100 106

98 89 G0 40 20 89 30 90 102 68 32

237 ,_

"Z1

I December

‘Utah Copper §

T MONTREAL STOCK

Brazilian Traction

Detroit

Mexican Northern Power Minn.& St;.l’aul (So0)133{ Montreal Power 222 N.S.Stccl & Coal Qom 76 Richelieu & Ontario 11,1 Shmvinigan 135} Spanish River Com. -63 - ‘Toronto Ry' 'I 134;

, CC'I'l‘0 N.

Hilh

iii?

Spot 1270 up 10.

March

May ' July 1150 October 1149

1150

May Wncat July Wheat May Corn May Outs

905 Sill 53§ `33§

2065 1117

99 _

Hew. Pure Wool Textile 6's. HIS SINGING-

Wllll b0I1l1S 102 100 _1-

Mgrmmc Teiephcne 6-5 103 105 At n Scotch dinner everyone li

2057 2065 1107 1107

S. '

High Low Close

MARKET ci.osEn. ‘

sv eu 91

'74l

1312 133k

221 222 75 76 1102 111

isa iss; ez; sa

184; 13M

Low Close

1223 1187 1140 1139 1140

GRAIN & PROVISIONS.

_ _ High Low Close

89§ 90] 90§ 901 53 ` 53| 33§ 33%

N_ 3_ gurl 15; Mort 515 94% 92* contributed to thecntertainment biit Do pebenture Mock 100 93 Dr. MacDonald. "Como, come, doc-_

pm-to Bum gps 93; 92 tor,” said the chairman, but"t/he doc

stanuems “___ 1025 100; tor protested: "My voice is altogeth

khidad Tnlepbone 5-B 100 98 er unmusicnl and resembles the sound

-rnnmad Elem 5~s 92 83 unused by the act of rubbing n brick

.gnefn Trust 150 145 along thc panels of u door." Tliel B

' ____ company attributed this to the doc-

Q5.

gas' who have had no little- dldloulty,

lwming of spring Plans for consider-

' _ablerbuilding operations are'belng

_ ' n

`l 238 1199 1150 1149 1150

_-ones _ .ones _ihiacki

A T

Ducks

I _ _ al 3° .. _ 50 .' I-e ' ' Hides 11 an-gg U 'didtter ~

___e1'l‘ PAYS to

agent in

Q-su-sun

...~'r. sermon 1`vns_ls-*idhsnuna

is, and residence phone ci.

_,.~'i\ria Homin! Dams. oner-

...-sunscnmnns _sir renew s

tm1aeanlae\lQ.aaallDlNra are

date. '

..`.‘MILK ROUTE.-Mr. Dan Fraser.

ottetown Tuesday ni ht and while

hor-oughbred mlleh cows lrom the welliknown fdalrymen Simmons Bros. Iti il' understood it is the intention oldlr. Fraser next month to take up the milk route left oi! hy Mr. Hous- ton last fall. This, no doubt, will b'e _gldd news for the citimena of Monta-

\=in'ile_curing their nun: ici-'che las: :zen -uucniuc.-n. _ 1 _

1(<F!ro|g.Yesterday's Evening Guardian) '.._.-imp Pomrr.-with une; amy

ilrrlodly made.-Mr. Chas. Young is aldding a twenty foot extention to

tion; placer to his barn last fell.-Mr.

oward Young intends making exten- ve repairs to his already modern

preparing for the erection of a mod- .vn up-to-date barn that will be in keeping with the surroundings,-Mr. Weldon McLean will start at onerto

mak

ing extensive additions and alter-

pects to have the foundation of a new house laid shortly and will erect a~modern up-to~ilate -home on the sue of the old McLean homestead. which is uni- of the prettiest in Kings County., and an ideal location for 8 modern home.-Mr. John A. Bruce will rnnkc extensive repairs to his large cluster ofoiitbuildings.-M\'€.. Harold Bruce has the lumber on the ground and will rush to completion his proposed handsome cottage. which when completed will be 8. model nf convenien°.° in °""Y ‘°°` spect.-Mr. Seth McLean will ered-

Kingsghcrn.-Tbe above list shows that this district believes in P. E. Ij. and its future. ' MBFIY 01211" Yf‘i“°l" contracts in the uniiaing line wul be. carried out during the summer, sh0W=_ ing that thc peevle ere k“°Pl“S abreast of the times. I

.viai-ion Bridge. C- B~. May 30'02- 5

would purchasers once and

` ‘ moment,

Souris.

..."l‘he Rev .illllth .end like

home to Montague Tuesday from Charlottetown.-B

...*Mlss Janie White,

returned home yeeterdaymo B.

daughter, Montague, ' returned _from Charlottetown Tuesday n B. ' » i

...°Miss Lilla MacDonald, Road. who spent Easter at her was a passenger from Montag Charlottetown yesterday .mor B. '

...'Miss Blanche Wickham,

Easter holidays at her home B.

sloe. returned home from M

Millar.-B.

lottetown; L. H. D. Foster, field; Jack Rattenbury,_ C

William Peardon, Charlott

-i___,,_.

HUTTI. THHITTLS

"The following registered _at vcrc Hotel, 'Chariottetown, day :-

A. iucncnuie, Xernon; D. J. M

Graham' M0lltl'sal"' J. P. Whl

,ton, Montreal; ' ‘ B_.f'_lVlcRne, "P jJ ._ A, C_a,?5i-on, lfew, G_~l_=_`:feg‘o`\_v: ,_If»_hgr pftcTtoy_i{n_._‘_ ‘ 'rhe following registered at-

Quecn Hotel, Charlottetown, day :-

,B._1f. Ra§i1'br,` Alber'ti5'n;' H. R. .K.Inzeh_oro:_ Jus- De-liY.ii.lél.S_t. J

1 hav.. hnhdica Minanirs LIN! MENT during thc vast veer- It ie slr ways the iirst liniment asked for here, and unquestionably the basl

eenci- or an che” onicrcne kinds o__l ' n e. Liniment I ha NEIL FERGUSON _

, V -t

' 12

is 40 44

(white)

42 to $11 to $12 $9 to $11

84.50

Hay (loose) Hay pressed Straw

Buqlrvghe

Wheat

pg; 10 in an

"toll

-1'-.\ ~Mnniig?q§er1,~ Bgsggg;,'§,¢_»,B. _ on, Boston.

...'ll/Iessrs. W. S. L_0_\l!9U.

,Messrs ` °A. ',St'e;'ling_ _Mackay, merslde; Af 'H‘. Sinith'," 1-Ismilton,0nt;

._~i"_"5'."_"~: ._ _uulaf

were paseengbiiq, . Molltalue L0 Charlottetown Tlusday- morning.-B. ...-uns 'ne_i_¢e_', Homme.. :name ‘"4 “M41 "ef-

Char

rlli

night

lotte-

' to

town, who spent Easter at Mun'-Blue yd_ Putnam “__ ,_

ex--

...°Mr. Ewen, oinespie, wife and P" Yd- P“f°“’=-

borne

ight.-

Wlum home ue to

nmé__ Bulgarian colors, 75c. to $2.35 per;

Monta-

gue, returned to Charlottetown yes- __ _ _ terday morning alter spending her 15°” 9- 3°37\;l¢l.

ere.-' \

, _ _ _ DonB,._ C Brlottt White all-overs in lovelydcaigns fromf

townllariTndAMrsT Amos Bounltly. Win- 55 to ;4_75 per d, "Paton's I-27Mti3

ontagu8

yesterday morning alter sl>°“‘““i!

Easier with the Rev. Hush and Mre- "

Char-

riotte-

town: F.. G. Jordon. Murray Har- silver' $355 P" Yd- "P“t°l1'9~ T bor; John Stewart, Charlottetown;

etown,

ere passengers from Montague to _ Charlottetown yesterday morning.-B ‘md Mack- also °°"“» with "Um fm-

thc Re- yester-

Messrs ' F. f_G_allaut, Piusvillc; J.

cLean

North Wiltshir , A. D. 1nman,Han\p-

t_on;_Miss McLeod, Bradnlhnnc; Miss C, F. cl.._l§oi_i, _Clydc;' Miss L. fiClll&1"ly trying as to the disposal of McPhers'on,, Brooklyn; ' Messrs J. M. her luggage. She had it shifted

,__ _ _ __ , tc, Bos- several times with varying instruc-

a lsr e barn on his new. farm ill 'I-ODE ,R- _C~. ',T.v_5`Dlli'B°StF’.“§ S-

Cure- ownal; C. ' L.

the

yester-

Sum-

Bell,

ohn;J. I Hin-

the

5- nr,

_ essrs . 0 rne, or nto W P. Walsh, St. John; A. E. Scott St.

John;_~L _McGoy_ Toronto ckh Montreal-_Mr. and Mrs. J vanruihurg sr' “.i’bhn~ ~ Miss- Jones St. John" Messrs W T ley Toronto' N. B. Barlow, D

V. Grimn _=Mqntreal J. J. Souris; Fpdger, __I~‘.'.' H. Bert Jacobs, Montreal; G. A. Summerside; ~J. G. Symington

H. D. Cockburn, Toronto; Hi.

Main. Toronto; D. E.. Shaw, lottetown.

ill(

- The following registered at Vic- t nal-_lp 5 arlpttgtowu, tri.

_aa ff ,~’£ K $2, ,-‘_~.~-»

ivi' " . ' *I* 0 ; .

. ,_ . : - Y L

. , . A.

, ‘ ,‘ . ‘ , M. C.

s I I .I I

- . _ H .

A Doe

Crow- onnell

P Q. C. H. Barbour, St. John' W.

ughes,

Jacobs,

Davy,

, Mon-

treal; T. W. McDonald, Georgetown;

. Har-

vey, St. John, C. J. McDonald,Tor- onto; J. S. Ackhurst, Halifax; F. C.

Char-

»- . _ SCHOONER OVERDUE.

mn m°d°m' "vm "H", md he mar? e-'rh B in h

1|' . ‘ f

BTOBK QUOTATI0NS_ finally. If YOu can stand it I am ull- _ _ BOSTON h 2 e r s

..._ .. - U - -

‘ ._ There a ' f 1 il ` th`_ " ` " ' ' h e three weeks ago for St. An- °‘9_“u°”' f‘"'“m*°d _ ‘Y F- B- Mc' doctor art dn:\T¢n‘TnT>lT-\;lkeiT |31 Tzugih by, ‘ .Lulgsg di(-Tgws, N. B., is overdue. The owners _C_TlMLfmc°~» ggzraqdggt mg: the voice of a brew Scot at the cud _ are anxious about her Captain Cole

. of the table, "Mon," he exclaimed, H' A H ' " and live mend W_!_l‘e Bllollrd __ _I I E;-wn1_5:>_];i_°l;f“°“d 3°" CUM' "your singinr'n not up to much, but I-EFT IN ‘VERY J? _ 'ef _.. ...vi-_ __ _ .

NEW YORK B,rOCK8_ rich: about ihnr hrick." V WEAK STATE.. '

ling. _ schooner Ida M Barton, which left.

_ .l

_ ____ __ premiere performance of a one'act

your veracity's Just awful You‘re - ' ' \ ~ Y

__e _ _ _ T H .... 1”

Hi h Low .

69} 71{ 35 89. f

-- - ry ls ome a e'

5 “"5” nasal nEo1Ns woiuc ' < n A °°14- h°W°_'°f °lTKP°- °1!°“’d ””"” Cough Remedy

_ - ~ M - . .__ be neglected, for if 'it is not treated in -‘ ' _

_ arch zach: . _ . _ _ __ _ . .. .. - _

_ NEW Yoshi, March 24.-nr. Jce, time ii will. in _all_poee1bihi.y, lead 102i,_.,101; 1025 cph_1-iertz, who was recently elected, bronchitis, pneumonia, asthma, or mme' `Q“|¢|‘¢|y, 'gf onsy Refunded.

33 31 32 ig” ('h'¢f__R‘“T‘\’1 if 13;” H°__l__\'°W_ ghnffh- other serious throat or lung trouble. » r =

63 59 as sen rom on on e o own; - “EP ‘ - _ _`_` 70* 71* cable to New York, which was simul-_ `“‘§bst'":;r",°-ll °° -_ d ‘m;'k_i _ “hug” caps or granulated sugar with _ 343 342 -t0!100\l5|Y D“b11PT\Qd in U10 'VBl'l0“5." K,” ’ som' K ‘Umm 0 Prhxl of warm water, and stir for 2 min-"

' ‘organs of the Hebrew .Press W°°\‘lB N9 .Pine Syrup. contalnin °“°

i___` _

881. 88| - ' ' T' ‘ ' ' ‘ r " ‘run zu,-ounces ex Pine: ftlriv 229 232* ..I am deeply mnsciommy tm, _mst is it does alllulxe lung healing vlri-um OT “*°" .

28.

ia~..~a

»~,iy‘,\i/air.:

t_ant.part _in the_ Cléi_~;atia_n__ ptocieil a|l,?ndlt '.‘\¢.0f_l, -ill "Nl UT' ° .'f'~ ° . “ ‘“`° - Y “P °°'°_ _"8 bf ~|p%i'_elsl interest _to -the gebrews. e

*ir »Es::

r_-.f ? ze

h _~ ~ .|,h)_.| -,a 16-ounce-»bol.tle:.‘lh¢li

and sacrcgh __ resnI1si_nl1i_i.y w\iqi_i___i;h¢ l- 1;___l:oawaé~ me e:-__.:_._M___ v__ NAB :_f_;\=;__:";f__________‘;mm_ ,nh “__m,,D°,,,,_ i,e?fiT.cTilnb°i:T' und gliiiailtypifrisefhgxmg "\'l*°§-"*I° MT: hail oeeuliohmvfo. ue; 1"' °"°¥°.'~i‘.”9-_'-!f‘l»-"'_. ""°°f“.‘?‘*"" 'mense dihlculty of 'n wh'r|ih_Y Bthsmlrl. 27*§:‘€'_li;_°~.N°f'5i._P‘n|'° B¥YUP;__!‘_-5(ll___¢Ali 7°" *ill ”“5fu‘“"‘»m°' umm' "med,- go _succeed such illustrious pereonali- Ago”-,_ "~ :I im rw-:u_M3°‘fd “vm tim as Dr. Hermann-_Adler, Dr. Ze_ |d_ 'mei “med mmylun ‘md 1 “sl” and mm’ oth” ‘_"‘° p'°‘f°d‘°?, I Very weak stsie.`%ie`eou

nil- ' ' ' ' _ -tacked terribl I ' `

_ __'r1»_»_cuef n=\»\»iue¢e___u a <\1_e.\_\\.- cum .Tice .ci'}i.&"'n.f"iie‘§c‘5f'T’v ‘

Tgnfebed figure and plays an lmpor,- .»',ym§n,,g _ ,~ _ I swbnvg-b°‘q.‘%_

eeugh,and t

than

ends a

llourl. eroulis throat

and

end a

hitter readr. ‘ and

is-

-As 80|-D*

__ -on

from

price is a will stand up under

each

M' 'Hu' V95? T

well and look Moore £'l[Q.f Leod. 3_-Q$\|_;',§,-

"Maerame Baudlngs in creai|‘;,»_4|_;

8 inches wide, $1.10 to $8.25

re 5;. E;

"Irish lace headings, 284:

Cnrrickmacross and Tenerlile `

from 50 to 90 cts. per yd. Sandia to match, 45c. to $1.15. Paton's.“

» 'a-zjnm. _ Lovely Bandlngs in' Persian and:

yd. Pat.on's. 3-YIM", _.4_.

|I'>-'

torch

llatssal,

_Beans rel: sur

A iiiivdsriiil-:Nr |

Securitiesllo Lid.

Ualllera. _ llnl. Dir.

"Beautiful beaded bandluge _for

evening dresses, $2.50 per yd. lPa,-

Our_all-over laces are very beau-

tiful, words cannot describe thsmi.

keynote metallic all-overs in Gold and;

` _ s-znu;i_.`

"Irish and Macramé in white, creami

to 5 in., 22 cents to $0 cents perl yd. Point lace in Mhcrame, cream .inc white, z ec slfinches, zeroes cts. per yd. Metallic laces in silver' :ind gold, 3 in. wide, 65'cts. per yd. I’nton’s. l ' 3-27M¢,f_

A CELTIC APOLOGY. '

The steamer had left Greenock picr.

and Tonal, the baggage mah, was buev among the bags and baskets. The old lady was nervous and pm.

tions. until Tonal not aggravated!

"Oh I You go to ta teevil."- She _complained to the captain or

incivility, with the result that -Tonnl vas told to go nnd.apologizc.Search- ng out thc offended one, he asked : "Arc you ta woman I gent to ta tcevil ?"

“'i'cs, I am,” was the indignant; rc-

l>ly._ “Wccl, tn capcn says yo ncedua. go/ ‘

\ i

_._€1&___. _ _

TTTEST THUM TH T THTTTHT

i<EI'rH's UNION '

SQUAHE THEATRE.

Twelve big feature acts`\vill com-

prise the Grand Spring Vnudcville Festival at B. F. Keith’s Union Square Theatre, New York, during the week of March 31st. It is hard to pick headline honors for the rees- on that there arc so many acts on the bill of supreme importance.

To the vast host of Dickens' admir-

ers, as well as theatre-goers, who may never have rcad a line of his works, it will be an interesting treat to witness “Bill Sikes” as played by Owen McGivcney, the brilliant Irish actor who appears here for the i`i'rsi.

cident in "0iiver Twist,f' there are five characters all of them played by »Mr. McGivenoy. The preteen work of Mr. McGiveney is a_rare study and in all is one of the most notable and artistic vaudeville features ever sent here from England.

Another name of great importance

to try for vaudeville honors will be the‘ first appearance here oi Miss Catherine Counties, _who will give the

play, culled, "The Birthday Pres-_ e|‘it,'f by Fannie Whlehouse. Miss ,

many legitimate roles, and this new vehicle suits her talents with artistic exactness. Miss Counties will bc ably 1f°'l4,~f£‘.Pe_;=+ °Pi2eP.¢.=.1ef;-.-'.é¢,.~*v=.-.1a.1f=v»¢‘

Still will

he the first of the charming

Miss Violet

come

will

y . ' 'f Have younuiuiprovcd non incamo~pr0-

“Lovely cream all-overs that d’re`fi ' 1 V _ _ eyond description, 31,45- en $5.35 ' ' _ _ -

er yd. Paton's. 8-2"lMtf on

. --y

_ "Black all-overs .iust__ol1ened', Bile; 4 ' V ' V A A ` " ' Marsh- £0 54-75 Der yd- _Fashlon‘a latest

_ R _ ‘ d to

the Adzvinm’s ynrilarm, thc British

sion

WBB

`LoANs. '

. '__ »_ -_

uolng prollertx 2 \\o can put it on an come producing basis without cost to on Write-ns fonpiirticulurs Address .

ad; ii Iaoan Ja MeruintileCo Ltd 8ogis'i‘“8t. Vancouver B C

singiik cdtnedlans, and Thos. A. Edi- ¢-nn'g_1a_i»,eft__-in,uention, #Talking Pic- tures," with," a .ivoiiderfiil series of true-tomile fsulxjctts, displaying pcr- ‘ [ect sgiiielirolism.

~. _ "rE1isE n_i-:1»i.1Es.

For _»non;comniil_,tni_ lirevily of

speech cuiniiicrid us to thc \'iiuki=,c lord of`t`l1e soilf Onc such, who was obliged to unlike n. physician daily visits, had nn unvarying answer to the question, "How do you fccl this iuorning‘!" _

"Well," hc woiild reply, shoiviiig ns

little interest. in thc subject us pos- sible, “I :\in’t no \\'uss_" Further than that hc wishvd to any nothing, and it took the cunning of ni serpent tu <lisco\'cr`liis real feelings.

A man who Vins knocked flown in

the street by ri snowslidc was assail- ed by rs sympatiiizing _ci‘o\vd with the condolence and questions. "Did it hurt. you -7" .inquired one-of-iris--ree curers, as hc brushed the snow fron-i thc clothes of the wclhpuivilcrcd vic- tim. “Well ” wns the cmilioni-i nu- swer, "it aff),-it done inc iio l;uod."- Argonaut.

Tl-[E AUS'I'R.-\I.IAN Fl..-\GrlllIi‘.

H. lvl. S. Drake, lute llnggnhin nfl

the Austivillnn l~‘i|ilruli-im, loft Frc-'_ uiantlc on licr \'uyn'_tc to linglzinil nmiil the hcarticsl; of fnrcivclls. Tivo visiting Japanese rruiucrs ni-isistud in the ceremony, The ci-niscr Aiiziinnfs officers nnd'_men_'_ lined the decks, midf lier__hands_m¢n st'ruck.up f‘The girl I'

left behind ,mc." An this _was bciiigg dore'fai‘cwell si mils were lioiste -

~.~,. A

» .4 4.'

‘-1 ~ ..

1 i i-should noe . be

uonTil:dm9nwith‘ "speculation

Spéaoulntion _cenalitr ‘-'ln~ _Hink- in chances, in the h_e_¥es of ' Winninginrgo-Ill¢_i_% il GW!! '_ riseor fullin thop otstocks. ' ihe intrinsic: value o_f such . stocks being almost immut-

erial. ' ‘ -

Investment is the out- -

right purchase of the stocks or bonds of a solid oommerciul'en- torprfse, or of Gov_ermn_ent or L Municipal ounce. n_umf=f\ly»~f°r ‘ the steady and satisfactory in- come thereby assured-the ln- trinsic- ulue of such securities \>;;i_ng V deE,in§te__ and cieiqenmu-

ia i e. ' ‘ ' " ` '

If you 'lo not care to “spcc'

ulute" but have funds available which you want SAFELY and PROFITABLY invested you should take _udydpnige of our dc mnduble invest-inent service. Aslk for a copy of our March issue of j f':invcstinent Offer- ings."

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ions. at Weston-super-Marc also _ jes- capcil. There are many 'sufiragetteg now in that-city, where Viacom; Haldane. I.oi'd f.-lig‘h'(lhan'céll_oi'_,’ is to deliver nh nddrdss before th$»_Natlon- i 'l‘cn`chcrs' Uonfcre - ""'»‘

i.oI\'po;<; 1uc_i;c_h_; ~zs&('shécia_i i--Dan-

lrer of Wutffhetwcém A,ust_riir'{~l~1iingai‘y hun inisiin-2‘isfrsc1ii:ifca”‘co hy.-ve vnu- ishcil. 'l`l_re1_Dnily."l1¢;lcgr,pl'7li'_-'s` Vicunu. coi~i'us1\niul`ent 'states thatthe 'oiliciui nrino.-nc`eibf_cnt_jsQtjp' _,__wlll bc* made that the two” ovsrnmcnts have rea- ched &lin t ol tbélthoriiy qllcsliun which dlvlflcd Umm.

'l‘he difficulty was the iieiimithticii

of Albania mul this has besnv ami- cnbly settled. _ 1

'l‘lic correspondentndds that if

Austria is obliged _ to adopt. coercive n~erisiu~cs against Mont`cnc;;i‘o he is couvinceil that n. naval dcnioiistration or at most a blockade of thc coast will prove adequate.

M<i1\"I‘i}lliGY,,liiex., March 26 (Spo-

cial)--\'eniistif_\no Carrsnza, the robcl governor of Conliila, is reported hcrc to be scckiiig an opportunity to treat for pence. He is said to have made iuimvn his willingness to meet f-missarics of tlic Federal government if they should be _sent to him.

A dnt.:-.chmeut of 200 rebels yester-

ensign at the top. Then as the llmke,

stenmcd mnjesticnlly past, the Adz-

umn's band played “Auld Lani; Syne.?’ On the Drake also f;\m\v¢\1

Y iz of

Nippon, and when the two warsliipsa were abreast the strains of their rc-

spcctive bnndeminglcil. After playing the Japanese national miizhem, the Dfi-nlic's band also struck up “Auld

Lang Sync," and as sh

_ _ . . c dropped

down towards the hflrbour month tl\e_

time. In this crsnineiznunn of an in-

Home.” The farewell- has n special meaning to' Australians, for the next flagship in those waters will be the Aiistralinh battle-oriiiser, Australia, of, the Australian »~Flee};1_Unit. The Australia will leave England for thc south this spring: T

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UF “SPi'Elli' TTTTTEHTST

counties has eiunnguisheunhci-seir in -“1\1'eQ°,e'3¥§‘_\“P`»* Ui ,f?\i_“i°“* “fife-

gettcs`_`b‘.frn`e_il the fine 'country resi- dence ofghajiy Amy _-White, widow of Field MG!‘ih8l_l Sir George White, the hero q;._La§ysn_iith during .the Trans- vaal war, and also the buildings 'on the golf 'links at_Weston-Super-Maro,} the fae‘iio1ralv_Ic_1summer watering-' place of Seniereetshire. ' '

L‘ady».1lihtte"s house was a -big man- ‘

in spacious grounds _nt

ln the County of

the River Thames. Fire

ffciock this' had by that

_ir good hold of ,the it was gutted

local~

and` in-

__ _

scat

tnck'on in the_

inscribed withi

torturing our com- _ ‘Votes for Wom0hl',

permission of Charles Holr-

Nllll a reference to Hobhouse, who is

Duchy oi Lancas- ln the canqaalgn the real revolu-

who burned

cause

dn.y.sent a coir.mnna.ics.tion to Gen- crnl Emiliano l.oj_ero, the commander of thc troops here, oilerlng to surren-

Bignalg were n im: _m__e__ the ____ der if they were given an assurance

of nnmufsty. _ The foreign consuls llnV0 lille!! 1"" sured bv General Lojcrn that nmplo protection will he afforded to their nations in the event of an attack by the rcbr-is on the city. ‘

PARIS, l\lm‘ch 25 ‘(Sp`ccil'il)-An epitome of the work of the Interna- tional Physical _Education Congress is contnihcil in scvcrs.l resolutions adopted nt the final session of that organization. Many oftiie recommen- dations of the congress have to 00 with children and the schools, _

Among other things _lt is recom-

mended that physical education shall be compulsory hi all schools lorhoth sexes and shall -have el permanent place in tho curriculum, with special inszriictors; that au active propogan- da shnll be carried' on among fami- lies to demonstrate thc vitnlneces- sity of physical, education, and that the physical coursd 'ip girls' schools shall comprise, in addition _to gym- nastics, swimming and open air upnrie. instruction in hygiene and cliilil and household management, _ It is also. recommendedgby thc con- gress that-_'athletic associations shall be exempted from taxations and lib- erally siibsidlrled. _

( Special )-O n ce

again to observe

Blk-

ing an about

tion `