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and in Alhertian,

John Dlckielon, Agent, Herbert Clark Agent .

-The latest news, first of all.

-Dr JF McNeill Summerside,left

-Mrs Dr. F.'Beer, Charlottetown, spent Sunday with friends in Sum-

Simpson, North St. Eleanors will

his congregation in Alma, Alherton

Young finds the people of these com- munities very kind and his desire is to be faithful to the charge God has

side. The first and last specimens are shown and the improvement in all cases is very marked:-Miss McGreg- or \vho has charge of this depart-

-."umps!’. Pumps! This is li. line

that Brace, McKay & Co , S’side

-The Morning Daily Guardian can be obtained at Lal1erty’s Tonaorial

Quality, low prices, at Brace McKay & Co., Ltd. "The Store That Saves

tising and subscriptions in Summer side and viclnit should be aid to

-John Dlckieson, having resigned

ing and furnishing of news, advertis-

ceived for the mere collect- ing 'and furnishing of news;

B - nm d K tt dl _' ing, subscriptions, etc., as in the ‘ i »

,g,)$`;)g;,,i fred cggtsazii c§p_haI;`(l1r past. Applications will also be re-i _Ligiu 'i

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fha g,00dncs‘;ngfl§i5“f?;§§d;_re wwf” advertising. suhscriptinns._ etc.. thus ‘ ,°‘ 'T'

____ creating two positions instead of' \ , ` "`»' ‘ '

-In the wiiidow' of thc llslieil ‘me as *lt P1`E!3`@nf»~ A |I’€e telephone Drug Company Siiinnicrsidc, is to be,”-nd 'fous asm. the past.” In the seen an exhibition of penmanship’ meantime Mr _Dickiesc-.i:i will continue

the work of thc students of the Un- as representahve- 2"`ndrtf- ' dl.f5ltUtf

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in Summsrside yesterday. '_'-"~‘ ' ' - _

yesterday A for a trip to New York Parlors, Suminerside. 12--.iddrtfl pub you nght for the Cit _ -'* .-1

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> OTTAWA, Feb. 27-'I"lie Dom‘\liQ£ Rifle Association' held R8 a'n_l\\l meeting today. All the 01560” WSW re-elecwd, including Colonel bam Hughes, M. P., as president. Eulcgls- tic speeches regarding Earl GFGY were made -by R. L. Borden.s/nd oth- ‘ers_ His excsllency in his reply. SB-H1 that upon his return to England he

'would regard ‘himself the unoillcillilil commissioner from Canada at e capital of the -Empire. '

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Be sure you get the genuine. _Devin lr Lawrence Co.. llontresl.

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_rphe many friends of Samuel -All amounts for Guardian adver- fl "_ _

he sorry to hear that he is quite_ Y P li _"_____ ___ . seriously §11_ 'John Dickiesou, agent, Water Street,` 7

_ and in Alherton and vicinity to H.i |Fa -Zyl

-_Dan Mclnnis, Centreville, met Clark' “Sant 2']7df“° __ ,, _ “N _ with a serious accident Saturday l U f' _

lat b f Il`n tb l' ' -

ansd bryéakaing §iSmieg_ e S lppery me the position of Guardian agent at u Q

~ ___ Summerside, applications should he i -_ _. |

_C_ S_ young, Licentiawl h S _ addressed "Manager Guardian, Uhar-

_ceived as a bm from the nlembirsrgt lottetownin at once for the collect- fx`.-._ __ _

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1’ Guard Against all Cooking llls, ‘ and Save 0ne-iliird Your Fuel Bills.

'by purcliasing an “Enterprise Monarch Steel Raii`ge.” It will soon pay f Jr itself in the saving iii fuel alone. In addition there is the saving effected through its adaptability to all the needs of housekeeping in the cooking line, its perfect and simple opera- tion, and its many unique devices to lighten labour, bake accur-

ately aud ‘wear well.

Sold by all the leading siovedeaters in P. E. I. If yours `

does not hzinclleit, write direct for circular. `

The Enterprise Foundry Co.,

Sackville, N. B. I

Sole Manufacturers.

-There passed away at Searletown

on Sunday the 27th iilto James Af- fleck, a respected citizen of that place, in the 60th year of his age,

ment is to he congratulated on the excellent work done by the studeiitsi under her charge. The Union Com-1 mercial College of Suinmerside, has!

1 EBVEHNMENI SPIES

If may be rcmcmoereci that a sinlrt

time ago some valuable Admiralty plans disappeared from Chatham. Mr McKenna, the first Lord of the Ad- mirelty. acimmeu that they had pee.. 't°l°'“»_ but 8 lDySl¢ry surrounded U19" f|l5BPlJ9araiice_ It is now sug- 'glested that a well-known internation- al woman spy, who is ever ready to SCU her services to the highest big. der, be it the Russian, Geriiian. or French go\‘ul'niii2iit, was regpohiblg for t-he disappearance of those plans. It is kiiiowii that she was in this counbry for some weeks prior to the incident. and it is supposed tiiat .lur- ing that time she c.n;,.<neere~d» thu D19; which resulted in the vanishing of the important papers.

Wimtever truth there may Lie in Lho

Story. it ls a very feasible onc, for it is usually ivcmieti who prove the most successful. spies. “Wlieiu it comes to trickcry and cunning said a well known detective to the writer on one occasion, “there is no match for a clevqr woman. If she is pretty into t-he bargain I woul-d .lack her to beat the cleverest men at Scotland l_i’nrd nine times out of ten." And Judging from the succriss of women in secret service work it would seem that Une tribute is in no way exag- gerated_

lt is only a short time ago that g_

Nesiitifiil und fa_<l|ir.n.1.i»ly-(irc.-iseci teacher of languages, Frauleiii lcter- sen, about 25 years of age, was ar- rested at Kifil. in Ccrinaiiy, on sus- picion of being a French spy. She was said to have entered into ii love affection delirfeiately wivh a nun_ commissioned officer named Diotrich, of the explosives department, for the purpose of inducing him to divulge importance German naval secrets.

Dietrich, flattered by the attentions

of such a. beautiful womnn, could deny her nothing, and at the tlmciof the arrest was said to have been sup- plying her with the formula for the m‘anuls.cture ol the German smokeless powder one of the most effective yet invented) and the situation of the port mines. To disguise her true oc- cupation she pcscd as a teacher uf lan=gumg,es_ Suspicion was directed a- gainst her on account of the ample funds with which she was always pro- vided, and of her fear of giving the police the customary notice of hci' described as a female Azeil

In Russia. whore the secret service is raised to the ievel of atlne art,the woman spy is recognized as an cx- tremely valuable incilium lor obtain- ing iniogmation, not only about fore- ign matters, 'but also concerning the various revolutionary movements go- ing on ot home. One of the most iio- torious -cf these feminine police spies is Mme. Joutchenko, who has been described as a' female Azed_ ill

This person, posing as one of the

Terrorists. took part in their cuter- prises, and discovering all their plans, gaivq information to the police. For this work she obtained a Land- sonie monthly salnry. Shc began her

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The Ingersoll Plckilngbao., Ltd. ’

_ Ingersoll, Dntlrle, Sands

Manufacture "

after an illness of tive weeks of Kidney affliction. Mr Affleck was well and favorably known throughout the Province and his _death will be lamented by many He leaves to

her iirst. big coup was.when she hei- trayed one Repontine plot against the Czar in 1895. Scores of those who had trusted her went into exile in Siberia on the plot uelng discov- ered.

She herself. to disarm suspicion, 'was sent aw-ay also, nut was allowed' to escape and rejoin the revolution- ist_s in order to outain more inform- ation. Une of her victims was a handsome girlnamed Frairia Froum- lcin, who was sent to the gadlovvs af- ter an auortivo attempt no hill the prafect of Moscow. The arch-train ress wormed herself into tha confid- ence of families, with the result that numbers of persons were' banished to Si'l;ei°ia_ _

Quite recently the French Govern-

ment caused a largu number nl Ger- man wonicn employed on the eastern frontier as bai-nialds to he expelled from the country. These women have brian watched and found to he in the pay of German spies, to whom they gave the information that they ac- quired from listening to the conver- sation ofdriinken soldiers in the tav- 9l`1lS.

A more serious atlair was that at Rheims. Seven nn;-n and three wo-.V men, alleged to he paid agents oi the Gernian war office. W¢1`° H“f°5t?d~ The three wonieii were in the iiabit, ir. w's said, of malcing the _aoc,uu._intJ- ance of soldiers and wlieedling milit- ary secrets ouf. of then). Wl\1Ch \llf0I`- mation they passed on to Y-he H1011 Compromising correspondence was found at their lodgings and seemed to reveal wholesale espionage bi' the \\'oinen_ As a matter of fact._tlii>=i1‘- rest of these men and wornell IS Emil to have disclosed thevsxistencenoi a wide-spread organization of uciman spies throughout the country- _

Allowing some discount for the spy mania which breaks out no_w and a- gain in the various ooiintriesuthere is no doubt tha't the secret serv ice of every country contains many “spies who are cn the qui vive for miiitalily and naval. information concerninZ¢‘L_ 0

gryhei- powers, and among these spiels women are to be found doing n.\ici important work.

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Hllll IN SHIILKS _

WAS Slllllll LWEI]

NEW YORK, Feb. 27-The lift to priccs which was EWU" in Yffsterdlffs .Stock 'market proved a disappoinht- ment in its after effects today. 'l` e movement flattened out after attem- pts to extend it by the professional board room traders. The latter Digi of the day was about as dull as t e early part of yesterday. I l The large individual transactions iii onp or two stocks revealed the professional origin of the attempted movement. Some of the "news" on which the rise was based proved so unsatisfactory to the professional buyers that they hastily re-sold their takings. In other instances the news had lost its infiuence. The south rail- road.stocks fell back sharply owing to the lack of confirmation of yes- terday's reports of a financial plan which would carry valuable rights to stockholders. It was rather Vob-

vioiis, also, that efforts on previous advance under cover of the new points of strength of the market.

The conviction was confirmed by

those developments that the stock market was falling into a rut and was destined to a period of dullnees and neglect pending the dedning of new forces in their outlook. Answers were returned by various southern railroads to demands for increase of wages, thus further complicating the issue to be decided between the rail- roads and their employes. The tend- -ency of this settlement is not help- ful to the advocates of higher prices.

The condition of the winter plant-

ed crops comes into increasing lm- portance as the time approaches for the break-up of the winter. Conflict- ing reportstcday of the amount of damage done in the southwest by the

severe weather were an influence both in the sthek and wheat markets. ‘

The report of earnings for Janu-

ion Commercial' College, Summer- ' I ' 1' "

ary presented by the Atchison, 'i‘cp eka & Santa Fe afforded an object lesson of the cost ci the storm blockade. The operating cost for the system was run up 3 1,22-i,-1:15 over that of January last year, thus con- verting a gain in gross isiriiiniqs of over hall a million dollars into a

made rapid pro ress since it ' - . _ ' net decrease of a million. started and wdagy has 8 lame “atiiniourn his widow, two sonsw andi A signmcant devc|Upm,.,,t 45 the] tendance_ Priii. Moran informs us heiwo daughters' Alex Amecii’ bearle' h¢_tWY Yetlfenlellf Uf "Ole ‘5°-l`°“‘~“l»i0“ is willing to put this work in com-itowin “Pd Henry Amecki ba" An' which the banks have entered upon. Petitipnlpith that of any other Busi-E\;.),r;,0’§,£§€;s'Sl;:.l:€;wt;]r°%§;s’RM'E' Deposits of lawful honey for that, ness lo egc ln Canada, 1 ' ` _ ' , ' ' ~ ~ o e with abc .-»ib-ti'»:a‘i;::"' are‘

of Summerside naturally rlfiiical p1;2i€)ci)iid`?,Ohe¥Ii Hum Rlvelsf. Altu"‘ MrS.Quig` l)al1ii|?el§f responsible for r_h.'¢ \'i¢ik's of Yiaviiig such an iiistitiition in' Ly' mon -am ‘ms Mary' Miarle' large gain by that in:;citui_ion, unich then. mmHt_ 3__ldr]_ tuwn are his sisters. The funeral ._ h d ~138 0¢,(,_ _ _

1° takes “lace at 1 p.in. today to the NM e $0’ ' _ . __

*~-~-~ Cape ,,.l_m_cr8e Gem t During Januavv th.. ,.i_i»:ilt ir_lc..i-,

______ _____ ifry' ption of bank rote.-i hy iiie ireasiwyl

N .__ ,_i_M,,.,, Lihue at the 3_geIf`2'3’_`B'nd were the largest on '_'rc~,ird. ’llie pros-_

pects of new govsiiiiiicnt l-ond issue for Panama :anal \~uistr.ictiofi will give the situa'/o:i :in ni'-ie-l iiitrr-ist.

Bonds were ‘irm' i'*ul mics ar

value, $2,841,000. U. ii. lriids '.\'<-re

unchanged on coil.

AN'N OUNCEMENTS.

"Hear the New York tenor at New

Wonderland tonight. 3-1d1i.

I l "Friends of Teiirperance! Don't forget the Alliance eeting in the Y. M.C.A. Hall at 2 dllclock this after- noon. 3-ldli.

1 "lf you miss tonight’s game of hockey you will miss seeing pro- bably the best game of hockey ever played in Charlottetown.

“Court Charlottetown, No. 570,

C. O. F.,,meets to-night at 8 o’clock in Wright's Hall, Kent St.” Import- ant biisiness re amalgamation of _ two courts uf the C. 0. F. 3-ldli.

"The Willing Circle ofthe King's 'Daughters no\v have the memorial volume 'oi Rev Dr I)obsoii‘s sermons ready for sale. It will make a very .appropriate renienibi-ance or gift to send to all your friends. 12-lldrtf.

IX Just what the Doctor orders X

when we fill your prescription. “The Best Drug Store" The

, MacKinnon Drug Co. Cor. 'X Gt. Geo. and Kt. Sis. X

MARITIME SECUl'l.I'l`IES.

Feb. 24, 1910. Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-. Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 185 Hollis Street, Halifax, N. S.

BANKS. '

Ask. Bid.

British ......... 1501 149 Commerce X. D. 200 Nova Scotia . 284 Montreal X. D. 253 New Brunswick 2,80 Royal _.v . _ _ _ . . . 232 Union of Halifax 181

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire Acadia Sugar pfd. Do. Ord. _ . . . . _ _ . . . 62' 59 Brandram-Henderson com . 23 20 Cape Breton Elec. com 30 25 East Can. Sav. & Loan ._ Eastern Trust _...__ Halifax Fire N. S. Telephone . Stanflelds

Do. com. Trinidad Elec ._

United Ry. of Havana Dsl.

Ord. 20 BONDS! Acadia Sugar A ..... .. 105 101i Brandram-Henderson 100 97 Cape Breton Elec 965 94 D. I. & Steel Con. 5’s 95 94

102 100

Halifax Tram .......... ..

100§ 97)

101 98

197 282 252

231 177

125 120 102 100

142 138 155 1501 _.105 95 114 _111§ 104 99 361 33 81 T7

N. S. Steel lst Mor. 5s

Do Debenture Stock

Robb lst Mort 98 95

.lyrto Rico 4 B3 ll‘l} ` tnnfialds 102§ 99 Trhildad E100. 05 93

" STOCK QUOTATIONS.

EEW YORK, Feb. 28-(Specis1.)-

_ 75;

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Copper Baltimore .

C. P. R.

Reading ,

Southern Pacific

Bt. Paul

U. S. Steel

Union Pacific

Missouri Pacific ..._ 70|

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145 Bli 1875

ready. Ha\'en't said 'niR;h about

no well last fall reason we got sold out. This is just to tell you we have received another large ship- ment it comes in new shades and the price is the same $1-75 with regular cash discount for spot cash. James 1’at<)n’s, 2-24(ltf26i‘tf.

_1 1,, “'.w;,,.,, __ ._i._`_;__ _ ` Ve were sold out, but are again “Therc’s vir-:us in fresniiess. If

you believe that new. fresh, clean

that famous bi-oaaeioch time we sold Smck is “"l’°.“°" V9” “W” “Smit

that our claim of “The Best Drug Store" is founded on substantial fact. Every article we sell is new

aid of the highest quality obtain- a le. Kindly give us a trial. “The Best Drug Store," The Mackinuon Drug Co., Druggists, cor. Great Geo. und Kent Streets. 2-26drtf.

' 1/Ve are replacing

» The name"`is enough to

can shoes, but we e:\p.ct

zo p. c discount.

izi Queen St.

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Clearance Sale ot Quality Shoes at Morris & Smiih’s

Dodd shoes by Canadian shoes. We want to C1881’

out every |D0rO.hy_ Dodd shoe _ inl short ord-

i (T, and To makq __-, qpwk and c mnplcte c earance we

are giving you zo p_ c. discount. _

The;-e’s alzirge showing and iii many cases

the difference in styles are almost indiscernible /

rant these being good .Aiuer` ~

' = this _ ;

sale io be short and swift.

Nlorrisse & Smith

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Planes 5oc

Bits ion :or BI'1\L`0B 3. Hntclii-is 3_=,c Rules |5c

` Cuiiipzissvs |50 Gilllgcfl ISC

Saw sets 50 Files loc

A ERON & C0 iiiuiwniu-3

50 shaven Minercl’| Linimeni A illrldciid of. 1 'l p. c. was paid on

this 'aan

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Special Offering Low Priced Non Dividend Peying'Sioek‘ I

Even thou5§h dividends are not being pnld on these shares. as the po¢itl0I\ Of

thc uoinpa..i.s n provu thc -hares will iipproclatc iii iirlcc. until in tho cours! 0!- tlme the earnings of thc companies warriint thu payment of dlvldsiids, tnen'\hBY

can be sold st. a §uod profil. ‘

25 shares laniielrl'e. Common. price on application. |00 shares Brandram-Henderson. Common. at 12 p. c.

1 |00 ll-ares Cape Breton Electric. Common. at 27 p.c.

Common at 26 p. c. tho #hares ogihe last mentioned C0n\ll|"\Y

'lpheso shiircs will be sold ln lots to suit |uirclinscrs. ~

FB- McCURDY & GO Hamline llontnal ‘Stock Exchange

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depreizlgiiai? :iilrgpcllenp i)\¥f}»~°e%tl'i~lt l?~lnN'ti%A ;

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IN°i%ii"<~iiE'iii<;¢-i_u\iiiii:>ii> 'iiiicsic iiosiision saifi-1 .\.\'ii iiakirannn

Pri par and interest. \'ield_5 pcr cent.

J. C. MAClflN'l`0Sll & C0. "

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