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-The latest news, first of all

-Rev Mr Rattee, Malpeqhe was in

Summerside yesterday

-The. funeral of the late Henry

Waugh, Summerside, will take place tomorrow the 24th. at 2 p. rn.

-The many friends ci Mrs D. S.

Wright, Summersidc, w-ho is quite

ill will be igeaaed to learn that her condition as somewhat improved last evening.

-Dealers in Alberton yesterday

were paying 18c a lb for butter, 18c a doe fo`r eg-gs, white oats 38c a bus black oats Lille a i1us,.pnrk 91 to 9) hides 9cents a lil, loose hay $9 a ton and pressed per ton $10.

-Dealers in Summerside yesterday were paying twenty-five cAts a bus for potatoes; twenty-five cents a dozen for eggs, four fifty a ton for loose straw, forty to forty-one-cents 3 bus for oats; ten cents a lb ‘for pork and ten -dollars a ton for loose »hay. ` -

-John M. Clark, Summer-side, ar-

rived home yesterday froin n trip to Winnipeg, Edzrontou, and -other points west. While in Inc \-rcs: _/I1' Clark met many former ‘:~il\n_‘. rs who have settled in th=`1 west during the past few years. The majority of them are comfortably located and speaking in glowing terms oi the country.

i --The death took place yesterday morning at the home of his father, Joseph Mallett, Suinrnerside, of James Mallett, at the age ci 35 years, after a protracted illness of tuberculosis. Besides his father- he leaves to mourn one sister, Miss Grace at home and one -anotihcr, Ja- coi1 at Ives' Point. The funeral will take place today at 2.30 D- HL

-The ministers of Woodstock, N_.

B., met yesterday in the study of~ Rev G. D. Ireland, with J._A. Lind- say in Une chair and Rev G. D. Ire- land secretary, and passed resolu- tions stating that the motion pic-. ture fad had auch a hold on the peo- ple here that religious exercises were being neglected; that the site-YC CHSU goes into tht, coders of the theatre

giving of pi-lies, by lottery, ny the

detrimental, and that from infor- mation in their possession it was ap- parent that some of the Pi¢¢“1'€9 shown were most suggest1ve_ - St. John Telegraph. Rev Mr Ireland mentioned above formerly belonged to Alblerton.

-The civic election in Summersrd:

yesterday passed over in about the usual manner without any serious happenings, although at times, therc was considerable eXCit0lm€I1f Bind fast driving. At an early hour tcalms were gm han,-1 no convey voters to the poii and the vor-ing began early- Intcrest was centered principally in the contest for the May-oralty but no one ventured an 0Di¥\i0l1 BS I0 who would win out at the end of tha race. However, when the blallots were counted J. A. Morrison led lily a Hial- Ority of 32, Dr Alex McNeill comin:

Segond and Nathan Mcldarlalne 3rd

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lane 105. For Councillors-Gilman M. Reid 372; Dr Alpheus Leard 359; Ras- cal Gallant 828 and George RUNU' son 281.

MARITIME SECURITIES.

Feb 21, 1910. Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc- Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brel.- ers, Mem-bers Montreal Stock Ex-

BANKS.

_ Ask. Bid.

British .. 150; 140 Commerce 199 Nova Scotia 204 Montreal . ._ ‘lad New Brunswick 280 Royal 232 Union of Halifax 181

MISCELLANEOUS. - '

Acadia Fire ...... .. 125 120 Acadia Sugar pid. 102 100

Do. Ord. t12

uni 25.:

231 177

Brandram-Henderson com _'23

30 25

Cape Breton Elec. com East Ca-n. Sav. &Loan ._ Eastern Trust

Halifax Fire _.105 N. S. Telephone 114

N. B. Telephone Stanflelds 99

Do. com. _.1 36

Trinidad Elec. til 87 United Ry. of Havana Def.

Ord. ...................... .. » 20

BONDS.

Acadia Sugar ......... Brimdram-Henderson Cape Breton Elec D. I. & Steel Con. 5’s Halifax 'Tram ......... N. S. Steel lst Mor. 5s

Do Debenfure Stock

Robb lst Mort 98 Porto Rico 1 83 Stanfields 1021 Trinidad Consul Tel. .100 Trinidad Elec. .... .. 95

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, Feb. Zl--(Special.)-

B. T. R. '76} Copper . 1 73} Baltimore . 1l2} C. P.--R;-.......:.-._ ~ . . 1791 Reading li_f9§ Southern Pacific 125i St' Paul ..... __145} U. s. Steel sol Union Pacific 186| Missouri Pacific 725

142 138 155 1505

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105 102 104

115 wi; 100 91 sci 94 95 94 102 100 1001 911 101 as

95 si; so 91; 93

s Have you worn l`Lus tve Loom” underskirts?

They lock like silk but wear) etter.

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-The Morning Daily Guardian can be obtained at Lalcrtys Touaorial Parlors, Bummcrslde 1.2--.iedrtf

-Hockey Oharlottetown vs Sum

mersidn Friday. Feb Zllth, in Sum mr,rside’s New. Rink. 2-22d41.

1 -Don't miss it-last game of hoc- key to be played-Summer-side, Fri- day Feb 25th, Vice Vs Crystals.

2-Z2d4l

-All amounts for Guardian adver-

tising and subscriptions in Summer- side and vicinity should be paid to John Dickinson, agent, Water Street, and in Alberton and vicinity to I-I. Clark, agent. - 2-17drtf.

-John Dickieson, having resigned

the position-.nf Guardian agent at Summerside, applications should be addressed "Manager Guardian, Char- lottetown," at once for the collect- ling and furnishing oi news, advertis- ing, subscriptions, etc., as in the past. Applications will also be re- ceived for the mere collect- ing_ and furnishing of news; also separate applications for the mere securing and collecting of advertising, ° subscriptions, etc., thus creating two, positions instead of |one as at present. A free telephone and tolls as in the st. In .the

as representative. 2-l9drtf.

-On Tuesday evening, Feb. 17th,

lahout seventy guests assembled at the home of William and Mrs. Bern- ard, of French River, to bid fare- well to John Bernard, John and Mrs. Clark, Hedley McKay and Harold Bearisto, on their departure to Al- berta. Cyrus Tillman and Duncan Reeves during the first part of the evening favored the assembly with several choice selections on the grani- ophone and phonograph. The com- ‘pany were then ushered into the din- ing room, where the tables almost groaned under the weight of good things prepared by Mrs. Samuel Bernard in her usual good style. All having partaken of the good things on the table, the company repaired to tin- parlor, where they were en-

'tcrtained by several 'choruses `by

.some of the guests. Misses Delaney

:and Palmer presided at the or an

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David Daisley rendered some choice selections on the harp, while Daniel

owners: that/there is H ‘emP°_a'fi‘_“ Dunning sang several solos. The as- f0I` The Y0\1DESf-"S t0 steal ‘O Olfmin lsembly broke up in the “wee sms' money to attend the SUOWSL that U30 hours,” after tendering a hearty

vote of thanks to ll/Lr. and Mrs. Ber-

nianagers of such shows, WHS _most =nard, and wishing those who are de-

parting for the West a happy and pleasant journey.

\-Local hockey fans turned out in large' numbers last Saturday night to see the St. John team; defeat the Halifax Wanderers, says the St. John Telegraph. The score stood six to five. Lowell McQuarrie, of Sum- inerside, played on the St. John team, and the following will be of interest to his friends:-It was about 8.45 when Referee Howard souifded. the whistle and the game started oil in earnest.. The puck was rushed up and down the ice for about three minutes when Philps secured it and, after a brilliant dash down the ice, tallied the iirst goal for the home team. After the face oil the puck was secured by Capt. Bauld, of the visitors, who tied the score by a nice shot from the side. The score did not remain a tic long for Pater-

'Ehf ‘1;iS“1tr_i_“J ngA're§4,§,_;;sc.,nU2l?9wS`Dr|son, of the St. John’s, scored on an im Mcalsful 1T'7 a'nd Nathan Mc'Fa,._ easy shot from in front ofthe goal.

Shortly after play was resumed Mc- Pherson, of the Wanderers, secured the puck and was in a fair way to make the score tie again when hc was checked rather heavily by Tully :ind thrown to the ice. injuring his knee. The game was delayed a few moments, but the plucky left wing wont on again. It looked as though Tully should have been penalized for this, but the referee allowed it to go, Shortly after this McQuarrie, who,

change, 185 Hollis Street, Halifax,,,|p to that time, had not played his N_ 3_ usual stellar game, got hold of the

puck about centre ice and by a piece of clever stick handling eluded the visitors’ defence and made the

197 , score

3-1 in favor of the home team. Play

lagged at this point somewhat and the puck was taken from one end of the rink to the other. Howeverr towards the end of the half two scores were made, one by Philps on a Pretty DHHS from McQuarrie, and one by Capt. Bauld, of the Wanderers, The whistle blew for halftime with thc puck in Wanderers' territory, and the score 4-2 in the St. John's fn- vor. This half was especially noted for the clean game put up by both teams, no penalties king handed out at all. The local team seemed to be Playing a good combination game,

li;/rlule the visitors starred individual-

STUCK Mlllllll ‘

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Driving ofShorts to Cover ln Reading Has Little Effect in Boosting the Rest ofthe _

, List.

NEW YORK. Fen 19-operations in

the stock market today were conduct- ed with an eve to technical condi- tions of thefspeculutlcu, rather than with a view to more substantial con- siderations bearing on intrinsic val- ues or earning power. The extent to which the recovery has run and the rapidity with which it has been ac- complished had an influence in induc- ing some doubts and hesitation in the pursuit oi the upward movement, The reactionary tendency after Read- ing was of especial influence in that direction, owing to the loading parts that, stock has placed in the upward movement.

The absence of news developments.

nn important part in the strength

chown by the stock. Suspicion was

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imeantime Mr Dickiescn will continue*

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Perhaps no other crgaac w U15*

thanthekidaeyltcpreaervethogen eral health of the body and most peepll are lanubled with some kind of kidney _ complaint,,but do not suspect it. _

' There ia no' way of getting thc kidney poisons out uf tha ayatem except through the kidneys, and no medicine ao edcctivl in taking them out aa Doan’a Kidney Pills. \ _ .

They help the kidneys to Hush oi the

acrid and poisonous iinpurities which , have collected, thua clearing out the kidneys, bladder and urinary passages.

Doan's Kidney Pills are entirely table, and may be safely taken b and voung.

Mr. Dou ld A. Molnaac, Broad Cove

Banks, writes:-“I wal troubled with my kidneys for nina months, and suffered with such terrible pains acrosa the small of my back all the time that I

could hardly get around. After taking two boxes o Doan-’s Kidney Pills I began to feel better, and by the time I had taken three I was completely cured."

I Price 50 cents per box, 3 boxes for $1.25, at all dealers or mailed direct by

gh: T. Milbum Co., Limited, Toronto, u .

,» In ordering specify " Doan’a."

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Dcmctod for ovary Wedueldli *"3 Baturda! li"

por* 9| to 10\ aims om 4° *° *2 Bee! quarter 5 '»° 7 Flour Oatmeal par owl 5° Peta/toes 25 to 28 Hay pressed per ton $9.50 to $10-35 Hay loose per cwt 50 W 55

White Oats 20 ta ,Butq.r per lb _ 32 to as

Eggs Straw pressed Per ton $5.50 to $6-50 Lamb small 7 "° 12 Turnlpa 13 Straw loose cwt 31

uowfaous manners.

Corrected for every Wcdnesdai 000

, Saturday Issue.

.Herring per bhl _$5-00 £0 $5-00 \Flour oller procured 35 ‘coo per quintaii _,$4 to $5 'Oats 42 Potatoes per bus 22 t0 25 Oatmeal er cwt 53 25

Bless _ Hay per ton loose $1" Pork _ ` ml -Butter per lb (creamcryl 22 "Barley, per bus/ _ 50 fflabbaga- per doa 75 I-Tidal nav- im , _

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‘Beer per ib 7 be Qi;

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. , E There are fewlllfl nom nxpertbuesg 1 headu ,fr°1i1`w°:3uu_¢» another: t _cl79<}U_,Sll ,UBI Q beth noses alike, but the female le! la_nhtun'lly the more effected throuel the higher ner. vous _development 'an more delicate organization chris sysfeug. Those also -nf a nqrvoua te ,pcrame _ and_atudlnn| or sedentary ooouptaaldon are aulgect to ie, I __ The presence of dache nes y alwaya tells ua that there fs another dlseua

which, although Wbjflflg D015-be_aware of lt, is_still exert.in_g_ita aneful influence, :similar i.:i:i;'°‘ '° °*’°°"“'"‘y ~

Burdock Blood Blttera hal, for yan;-| been c_uringl all _kinds of headaches, and if you will on y give it. _r. tnal we are sure it | will do for ou what it has done for thou- ( lands of others.

Mrs. John Council,

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rou e wit _

°%s£2gti°n + ache and constipation

+ foraloizgtimc. After

4+-++++++ trying ifferent doc.

' f tors’ medicine a riead

asked me to try Burdock Blood Bitt.e_|-a, I find I am completely cured after having

take; th;-ee blottlee. I can safely recom. men it on . ` l For sale by all dealers. Manufactured

' g‘nlry;nl;A}; '£13 T. Milburn Co., Limited,

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DINNER- SET BARGAIN

I For the balance of this month we are offeriuq ai value in Dinner Sets that has ntver

been equalled '~ _ , _ _ , It is a good qu ;1i¢y of English Semi--porcelain-Green with gold decoration.

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s _ 'cers rz BK' B plates, I2Tea plates [2 soup plates, I2 din

gl 22,, irciiiiitieio lance, plates' 3, pl itters 2 CJv’d Vegetable Dishes, I Baker

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an cream I slop bo .vl, I sugar bowl, I gravy boat. A

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We have only a few of these sets so come today Jf 1nierested.- DINNER SETS 97 pieces worth $1 z.5f»for $8.33

N. cliaya

-Thc many friends of John Muir-i head sr, Summerside, and formerly] of Tryon will be sorry to hear that- he has passed away his death took place last night about nine p.m., af- ter a protracted illness.

--In the Plebiscile taken yesterday

in Siurmiersitle at the Civic election the-' Question. was asknil each voter "Are you in favor of placing the control of the Water and Sewerage in the hJ.|nds of the Town Coiincill or of leaving it as_it is in the hands of three commissioners?" The result was that 283 voters expressed them- selves as l>;ing in favor of a change and 203 voted against it. 74 voters expressed themselves as being indi,- ferent. Thus the matter'is left not very clearly defhied.

and the lack of confmma.tl-on of earl- ier rumors which` helped its advancc gave encouragement to the supposi- tion that the necessities of an un- covered short interest were playing aroused, for that reason, that _tho running in of iiucovt-red shorts was thc piirpose of thc aggressive liiiltliug up of prices. Atfgrcssion dlrccfctl ii- nliinst the Shorts would include, as a corollary, rho desire to sell stocks at the advanced prices cn the part of holders of securities. The reduction of a_ short interest coupled with thc accumulation ol speculative linlilings looking to sales at a profil' arc con- ditions leading so obviously to a weakened technical position that tlic growing caution of thc movement was the natural consei|_ucncc.

Aclditioiial infi;i‘inatioii corroborat-

ed the opinion that improvement was taking place ovrir the conditions dreaded in the rccciit stock market. depression. The chccrfiii. tone of the mercantile condition made the fears of n sevnre trade recession more zrvundless. The hopetni expressions by Charles M. Schwab over steel trade pro:-ipi.-cts seemed' to have a. rc- nssuring effect on that subject. The easing of the discount rate in

London, in spite of iiirthcr shipments of gold tb-ere to South America gave promise of ensn of the New York mo- mey market, altlioug-h further outgo of gold from licre also to South Ain- nrica is looked for.

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To lloarse to Speak

_in American Doctor T,f.~l‘ls of the Grand Results Achieved With “Ner\'iline."

“I had a patient with Qiiinsy that

I found great difficulty in curing," states Dr. Wilson. “Every time he caught cold or got chilled he suffered intrinsely from sore throat and chest soreness. After every attack his throat and chest seemed more sensi- tive. 'l'his patient livnzl in thc , country, and couldn‘t

come to the city for treat- `_.'1_'-’“_'-" menl. [concluded

that the bcsii rem-

edy would he an

honest linin\cnl,and Quiivsv'

onuous sale and

because of its en-

well-known merit,

I advised ‘Nerviline.' Morning, noon, and night Nerviline'wa's rfibbcd over the neck and chest, and once a day diluted with water it was used as a gargle. In 9, day or two my_ patient reported, an improvement, and by

continuing thftreatment with Nam line he was' cured. I can racomme Nervlline for breaking _up colds, for chest tightness, throat inflammation, qulnsy,.tons~llltis and similar condi- tions." ' » ‘

Not n druggiat or doctor who has

examined the formula of Nervlllnn

_ i cil and paper it can be proven that the telephone

V will actually pa.; for itself

The Farmer

Mr. Farmer, are you awzirethat with a peu-

‘ ne... I and

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'over and over again ? _

_ For instance, a farmer living' about twelve miles from

- the city called on the contract department the other day

and asked for prices He got too. He said iliat he took in a

the prices and the phone load of pork, wlien lie ar-

. rived in the 'city found that he could get a quarter ofa

cent per pound more almost at his own door. If he had

"' a phone he could regulate the killing to suit the deina1id_

_ Are you aware, Mr Farmer, that this same thing ap-

' plies to almost every line of production, besides the ines-

tiiiiable worth of the phone every tiny of the wcck and

, every hour of the day ?

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~ Write contract dcpartiuciit for prices.

The Telephone Co.¢»-of P. E. Island _

Thu sharp drop of the cotton mar- ket today has a bearing of the inter- national exchange, owing tothe large _-males to Liverpool which are report- nd. ' 1

The nouappearance of the expected.

cnsii gain in the bank statement and the expansion of the loan account in the actual showing combined to cause sharp inroads on the surpbus reserve nf the banks. The weak clos- ing -of tho stock market may have been iluc to n prcmonition of this showing.

Bonds were firm. Total sales, pm-

valiie, $1,612,000. U. S. 2`s, the 3's coupon and thc -i’s coupon have ad- vanced quarter per cent on call dur- ing the week. ‘

"He 'rump 'ro HELP

HIS FEI1L0W~MEN."

ST. JOHN, Feb. 20.-Rev \V. W.

Brewer was the speaker at the Every Day Club last evening, and gave a most iiilieresting account of work for men in. which be was once engaged in Albany, where a splendid institution g-ave practical sympathy and aid to any man who was down arid almost out. Ho also told ci the Harbor Light in Charlottetown, where nn' undeuominational work was startled by himself and carried on with the

sympathy of men of both Protestant and Catholic churches. Mr. Brewer

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-pleaded with the innnihers of the EV- ery Day Club nevcr to give alrnan up, but tn,contiuiic to offer the help- inc hand and show the man thaitithey trusted in his manhood, that it would in the cud prevail over his weakness. -

'The speaker cxpresscd his vigorous

dissent from tlinl: conception oi God which represented him as sending men tc. eternal torment with fiends'

and devils. Every man is a child of God, not oi the devil, and the lovc of God tho Fnther is infinite and eter- nal. I-lc is -best represented by an outstretched hand, always witlrln man's reach, rcndy to save liffm from a life of sin.

l\lr Brewer said that he once h-ali

jokingly had written and handed to as friend an epitaph lic would like to

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grave. It read: "He tried to helpv his fellow-men." That, in his opinion, was what' every n;-an will desire to have truly said of him at the end of Bile

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