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MARCH 2°’ 191;. ~~

ffl _ li-1

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r Three Issues `

Telephone

Telephone Companies are classed as l‘ublic Utilities or Public

Service Co ;1f>rat1'.:1w. ln oileiing the three issues mentioned below vs'e'c:'~inot_give you a 1-etter reason why you should invest

lfl them 01 a lielrer expln'mf_ioi| Veetors buy them, lilcn by

American. Xiatil; fr, wlreti .spcalzing of the securities of Public Utilities; “Btisine.s.»' cle',.;e.~; _' »:- md ponies have no terrors for the holders of publzc utility ~_ ~';r;: 'l`he necessities supplied by these corptiruiiotis ...'e~~»_l`s;1.~b 1 nature that the public can-

not do witholxf. tnevn, :io inftiii-r wlftt the litianrinl stress.”

These f :...ies wc out-r in lo. . to suit :_-nrcli-....ers. l

Trinidad Conmiidaicti 'l`elepho.-irs' 6 p. c. floods at lol and interest. l Maritime 'i ..-iegrapli can 'i' rl .hone t. ;= c. Bonds at |07 and interest, .l

\ Maritime l`ef:.-graph and '|`el..plmn;: o p. c. Preferred Stock at H2. "

Securities ,

ns to \-.hy the best inf..rnied in- qiioting the words of a great

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lhlllu. St. John. Montreal, Sh. rl..-poke. Sydney,

' Char lottciown. St. Juhn's, Nfld.

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MAHIT.[Ml; tl ECU l`i1'i`IES .

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Quotations Fiirilimcd by F. ii. Mc-l Ourdy & Co., Stock and Find Bro-

kers, Members M-_»ut.real Stock Ee'

shwrs. 16,4 Richmond Ft.. Cust- \'_i_\:c.‘oUvFn, B. o., March 16-

lottetowu

British inc Commerce 211'

Royal :.5

MISCEL l _ \NE0l.lS.

Acadia Fire""" " ' "im 98 fav ,ti robort submittcd to 'l‘.H. White.

Acadia Six;-_:mg 1" _.........__l0l `l0t1

Acadia Sugar, \_» .. 73 11'.) I

Brandraiii-ll.\ru.cl'.;c'i, Lott.. .40 in fUb,,,_,:,, of the engineering party eu_

O. B. Electric, ".oin....

East. Can. Sntiing & ..c..i-...l»l‘..' 1137 Eastern 'l`ru;.L_,. _ i:_»2 Halifax Colti :*f,oi'u,*,c,1’!-._.lfll 'JS l Halifax _Ii‘ii'c...... .. .... ..._......lL‘|J 98 , Hewsons l-*ure Woo! Tux.,

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Com. Stock... __ ......l00

Maritime Toi. Lo WR

Maritime 'Ft-1., rid ......l~J2

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Trinidad (Ion: Tells., .‘t.»;»_ .

Trinidad Elt"'tri/‘__. ._ 77 73

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Hewson Y.. ‘~`.`.1ol Tux. V-‘s

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BANKS. _ 'i-_ttiiig the wntci-shells of the South

Ask- Bi§lH»i<`or;l of nic Fi-riser river and the

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Li RADE ACROSS ROCKIES.

_’\t':'uss the lluckics at Yellow Hoad

`N<'.rtli 'I`h0tnpson, the Canadian Northern has secured lower grades i‘1~'~fi those by any other transconti- ._ `--ml railway in Canada or the Uni- ' 'I Stutes.~ 2 _.is is the main feature contained

.!.E»_f engineer of thc l\flackcnzic~Monn .~-\<..;~iii, by W'_ I. Bassett, who was in

‘:._.'1;l on permanent location in that t'._;.lc-.ri \li_u'ing thc past nine months.

Am-1>i'tiii\g to the reports of Mr. l_‘.:ts'~'_ct». the line west from Yellow

'_' " V THE lilN('i’S C0__

UNTY GUARDIAN'

-'It run to pity ni uns ri-ovuicuf

...°Mra. Stephen Melllck and Miss

Hattie Rose, Elmira, will be passes. Hers from Souris to Charlottetown on a business trlp.*

..."l`he following are the Souris

market prices: butter Zio; eggs lite; beef"5 to tic; pork 7 to He; pota~ toes 500; bay $14 to $15; straw $6 to $7; oats 501:; hides 9: and calf~ skins 100.’

._ "l‘l1c Montague market prices yes-

terday were:-butter, 25 to 28; bucf, 4i to 5; turnips, 16; oats, 52 to 55; potatoes, 3-i0; eggs, 25; hay, 13 to 16; straw, $6; hides, 70s; pelts, 70 to 80.-M.

...‘The remains of the late John

Ford, arrived in Bouris last. evening from Fernie, B. 0,, accompanied by Wm. Bruce, Red Point. The funeral will take place today at 2 p. in. nt Kingsboro ccmetery.* _

...*It is the purpose of the mem-

bers of thc Georgetown Baptist Church to hold special meetings. 'l`hc mcetings will begin on March 25th, beginning with a service of song at 7.30 p.m., preaching to begin at 8 o’clock. The pastor will have the Rev. H. S. Erb of Hazelbrook to help. It is expected that Mr. Erb will speak every night the first week. -M.

...°A large number of the people of

Mbntague were at the railway depot to bid farewell to their several friends who were leaving for the West on Tuesday. Among the mini- hcr were the following:--Ernest and Mrs. lloss, Montnguc llolicrtson, Ar- :rbell Robertson, George Shaw, Rotl~ erick Mcl"l1erson, who intend to 1lo» cate in Calgary, and Alex. Ste\vnl‘t. for \’,nnco`uver.-M.

l _...”‘Jonatlnin l\lcLenn of Glen Mur-

tin, is home from liilmontott on it flying visit to see his aged futher

,llcwl Pass down the western slope ,of thu ltotxkits to (`rnnberry `l.o.kc, ft Itllstntzco of fifty miles, will have u ;n:nximuni grade ol sevcn»tcnths ot 'one p-r cont. l Un the ascent to Yellow Head Pass from Alberta foothills another' Cuti- rzrllnii Northern engineering pnrty was fs\icc1:s~fitl in obtaining mnxinium jpiwulcs of five-tciitlis of one per ccnt, for nn clcvuton of about 22 feet per 1z:.;l_t¢_ _ »

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| Thu following spccinl prizes have 1l1'.»un nwnrtlcd nt the l’_ bl. Island ,Central Heed Fair:-- l The Bankers Special for samples ‘urnin from standing fields which was lin thc competition sumiuci' of 1ll'll und thc bust. score:-lst prize, Fred. lllulltnuti to Sons, 02.0 points, Rusti- lco; 2nd prize, lru. Rodd, 00.6 points, Z\`.»rtli . lton; 3rd prize, James Es- ._~=oi-y '..5 points, Union ltond;.4tl I1.-i~i:».t~_ ti. C. LcPogc, 78.8 points ll_ii=~U»1»; 5th prize, Jnmcs Howlett

'.w`t1n, t.:Z.4. points, Gownn Brac

,and niotlicr. Mr. McLean Sr, is up lwnrds otdtinety years of age. One o. ;t.he pioneers of the district he sau ,thc path marked out by which tb< lfirst settlers of Glcn Martin mail- 1tlicir way to and from their littl 'ltg cabins in thc dense forest, bu l.now is a prosperous district witl proportionately ns many comfortabl honics as one could find in any sr-c tion of thc province. Mr. Mcl.cnn Jr ,mtv Editionton grow from it intr ivillagc to its present plncc among tn `1i`nrgcr cities, and predicts that Ed lniontou will, in n very few yours, l-l 'the largest city in the Dominion o 'C.'intidn. Mr. McLean took advantngt of his oppoituiiities and secure; some valimble property in the vicn ity of Etlnionton. Among the man; Provincialists doing business in that city hc makes specinl mention o [William l‘oolc_and the Aitken Bros lui’ l.'0\vcr Montague.-l\l.

A WURTHY (`.‘()Ul’I.E HON()RFlli.

ll Surprise parties have lvrokcii out ~ again in Pownal with rencweil viru

& fence. This time the surprised wer

1W. E. und Mrs. Smith, "Greenwood,’

l M1-::.¢rs_ Mclionn und Nicholsons forlwhen some twenty' the jomest' beg/ it"gitc¢\ri's Co., for highest :iggregtitciii,1,,0king' lot of men and women’ by

\_f‘1ltt c1.i:..~ss at Fair:-lst, prize

flpreconccrted plan, mot at the beau

;|`rc<l lltillrnnn 6': Sons, ltustico; 2nd ltiful home of ML and MI.s_ Smith,”

. _ , _ _ ,vt'i".c-. \`~' '-'><l fl- Hon. H_a2e1brg0l<: Iiflllrhni-s<lay evening, 14th mst., at '1 §,,j_.*'_...,;»,».. _. _ » prize, 1101.3. litnictt, Lime mark. ’ ,,,~,1_,c1,| it being the lm, nnniver

fo, »-U '- _ Mes. 14, l‘io\\se and Warburton slgary of then- wedding day After th,

.- ‘~,._ ,, of §l‘-”'»,l;'§f '.".fi:_, -,-5 !f"f lii_".l'Hst . rcgute in sec. 26. 27. lgeninl host and hostess. recoverer' \ .». ,f _-_.J . _

‘-

'28, f.’.‘I, 30 .1ni| 31:--lst prize, Pete

l' lfrom thc shock, everybody was madt

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~'» -l""v" ‘ 'i.`l.~' uf. f"i ;l‘l" il' ‘1 l~ll~l“- ‘-'01'l<; 2nd llrlle-'Bing' iniore than welcome, and soon tht

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lltlt Little York 3rd I>11Z€`.

commodious rooms were a blaze o

b i , X `; 1?' i.\. nt.: 1 . Q

,. ii cr t, n tis _ |-, ~

A.,-L_.. ‘.:1§; §`,i':\t__v__»d::;;lf._, l i'\il|;U (flugisiitiijliiirgt prize, Fred; lii,ht. and merriment rang througl ,dll 5%'-.~{1.f_r"f],;L'.-.,._;,-f. illullriinn & Son. Husticoi _2“d I“'_l"Al. vering, Mr. and Mrs. smith were get -` °` ‘ ;‘y‘T»..` "'15 711' l'l l Com* U°"" l‘lB""` Md llrlzib lten in the right Place in the Parlor.

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Steam Navignt-on Co'a for largest

‘<~_‘__ L ’“' ;.,;.»' *and nlogt t:t‘tr.i|t1olo number of exhi-

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bits in wheat, oats, barlel’ mill l\\1'fl1'

“.“liT.\'~th:‘tmtiit!_sili1`isi=l\zn€ii:;~~..i\l l\'1'l“ ‘l.~lSl1. `l’l`V-0. HOPE” lvfilillfr

will want to Ln'-ic baby one for ~ ride. '[‘o tio .~:o and liars tht- child

‘liirlf-fyuc; 2nd prize, A. E. Itlclmliii, :t.~_-mill, Lot 16; 3rd prize. lfrfll

the hous>_ After some clever marine

surrounded by the admiring friends when A.A. Moore, on their behalf, ex' iplnincd the object of thc invasion and said in part:-It was not only to keep green thc' wedding anniversary bitt to do honor to two of our high ly esteemed and' worthy citizens wht

and y0"\‘HGll feel conilorlulilc it will lfhllulflll & 5001 Hllbtlco- lhad endeared themselves to the hearts

hc to your ntlvntitnyc tu if-_..i1.= ;l~\.‘\ I-iec what \'.'1_» n1_'f\'sln1\ri:; f in nt\\‘.' ti.:

l Doirifstic Science Spccinlsz- _

1* -woe und Warburtoii's for ligh-

. _ l= "l ~ . - fill-U18 in baby ci-rri:\.;t~s :‘.n~\ go-carts est aggregate in classes J, 10, qll, forcing si.:-;l.<.;_i~».~.11;i=_ 3-zo.:-_i_ lie, 13. 1-1. 15. 17. 18-lst uri'/-‘=.

..._....

,"Llrowu1'l.s slitwviitrz P. new line of

:Mi-1;. .l__ ix. Stanley. (Uity; 2nt1p1'l/10. Mrs, Norman McLean, Long Urcek;

dcrbics from the lt‘n<ll~'_-.; l`.'i~\; »lin:'._ ;'1~d it-ine, Mrs. John Mcblillun, Fair-

Englislt :uid .»\mci‘ic::n tm-to.it»-4. Price $1.75 to $3. ]_ir\1~.vr\`s_ 'l`l\L‘ Roni; of Good Hats. 5'- ‘Nui-ii Ili -i§=f __ .;:1__ .1-_._ ._;_~_-~:._.'.'

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_,1 ur irsnuv 3:11 i/~m1"r:ic

< l view.

Ilr. S. ll. Jenkins’ for liighnst ng~

,rpqnte nt Fnlr--lst prize, Mrs. J. -it. stanley, city, 2n1l trite. Mrs- .\'r1rman McLean, `I.0I1I£ l7l`G0kl 3"‘~l iri’/.c_ Mrs. John McMillan, Fnil‘~ view; »lt.li prize, Mrs. John R. Allen, Cove llcali. f | .\'fcI.c:»iri and Nicholsori's for Lit'-_'t-s,t. .mil mont creditable nturibcr of mul- l-its in Domestic i~lcicncc-lst pr've, lima. J. K. stanley. city; Intl ini'/-e. ?.T1‘s. Norman lvlclieati, Long (fi-cck; _:ini prize, Mrs. John McMillan, lfrir- \'if=\V.

'l'hc_- cominittcc of miiii;\~,:<‘tnvnt

li. gil I 1., 1 _ lf* 1 'vfislics th/it overy person ititcrcnt/ad in

li 0 vu ll cent

'fo tiny

' build,

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OR Iinfrore Real

_ Estate ' SEE OUR PLAN

'i*f:, Pho ic nr tall. 'l`ilE CAN.\lll.iN Home

i Inveslincnitollli

Phono" No; 421.

, Royal llzinfa Blzllflluz,

lil »U1‘l"<l Sl- lintraucc

I Cliarlo‘..-'.owii, l‘. E, I, .

Psy cff.Mnrlgages '

,T be \v1~lf;it~e of tht: Secil Fairs and lionitstic .\‘cient:e will nttciul nu-ct: ,lg in Y, M_ C, A_ building onlhu ljtth April nt I0 o'clof:k to "f~.ct'.ivn rcports :intl amend prire list wtcre n1<~t~.<'f=nrv if thc Fair is to be con- tinued and elect. n board of niarilflife'

ment. J. H. (}il~l, Secretary. '

E l'llV()lt(.`1l7iD UN HIS DYINU1 BED.

'l‘0}l0N’l‘0, Mrircn 17--A divorce

performed nt n. death bed wns an un- usual occurrence in thc Western llos- pital here a short time ago. 'Flir- Ipnrties divorced were Mrs. M. (lohnn fund bcr dying husband. Rabbi Gord- lon, of the McCnul street synagogue, 'grunted the divorce.

Among tltc orthodox Hebrews it is

still n matter of religions ol-‘iyznlion to carry out the scriptural iiifllrlf-l.l0l'l that whore rt man dictf wit‘ioi~.t. child- lrcn his brother must marry thc nid- mv with a view to continziing the |family. 1 ' 7|? 1-:ns to avoid this obligation lt\~u<, this divorce was secured. The woman did not wish to bc bound to mnrry the brother of her husband uf- ter hls death, and so thc help of the ,rabbi was invoked.

Ita G il. h thi - tl

bbi or -in snys t at s s ie

only divorce which he has perfornod

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of all, by their constant display of all the high and noble qualities, of hear' and heart, that combine to make the perfect man and woman. Mr. Moor( said that perhaps hc was in ti better position than any present to testify to thcso things, us he nnd Mr. Smitlt had rubbed elbows as neighbors for 30 or 40 years, and always found him ii trite friend, kind and obliging neighbor, n perfect gentleman whose word was his bond (hear, hear, from nil). Some of the party who hnd been acting mysteriously no\v Stelllleti to onc side and revealed two bcauti ftil chairs, one n hnndsoine'quartered oak, rev. cushion Morris chair, and hc other yi dninty rattan rocker, .__ _-...._.-.__.._._

coutn Nor_ swEEi> Ftoor

Was So Terrlbly Afflicted With Lame Back.

It is hard to do housework with I weak

and aching back, and no woman can be strong sad healthy unless the kidneys are well.

The wuik, lame and aching back

comes from sick kidneys and should be .ittcnded to immediately so as to avoid years of terrible suffering from kidney trouble. Mrs. Harvey W. Brownell, .\Ioi-thport. N.8., writes:-"I now take riezisnre in writing you, stating the belie- ll I received by using Doan's Kidney Pills. About a year ago I was terribly

iilllcted with lame beck. and was so bad it times I could not sweep my own floor.

While looking through yémr B.B.B. ilmanac I saw Doan’s idnefr Pills .vote a great remedy, so thought would 'ry ni box or tivo. After using tlve boxes f was completely cured, and I am very _hnnkfnl to have found no speedy I :tu-c." 1 5

Donnie Kidney Pills are 60 cent! pe! rug, or 3 boxes lol' $1.25, ut fill detlltfi,

` ' ' .' f rice by

l among his people in five years, and l' "lf“l¢"l _‘l"'°°'~ °,“ f°°°‘P¢ ° _ that he will perform no more, save fl” I' M'""{"“ 9°" I'lm“°",,¥°'°'}"ft from here should begin wltliln nn-

...°'1'lie Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at H. J. Mabon'» Drug store, Bouriii.

...'The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at W. A. Johiiston’s, Montague.

...°F. G. Jordan, agent, will be

glad to receive all news, advertising and subscriptions in Suuris and vic- inity.

...°Martin McKinnon, agent, will be

glad to receive all news, advertising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity.

...°'l‘he Montague Furnishing Co.,

is holding u special sale lol Furniture saved from fire in the Audit~ orum. Everything must go 'to make room for new goods. Prices are ic- duced. from 50 to 75per ;ccnt. Now is your chance to procure Furniture for .lnicst nothing. 3-Aiclriti.

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday lnus. 0

13 ft) 14 6 to 7!

22 to‘.25

'il to 55

10 to 12

Potatoes

flats Hay Pork, per lb, Eggs por doz Butter per lb. Beef

Turkey Geese

Chicken

Poultry \

‘sits 40 to 50

which the, happy but nstoiiishcd couple wcrc nsketl to accept ns n slight token of the respect and cs~ teem in which they were held by the dmiring friends. Mr. Smith, nl~ though almost overcome with emo- ..i°on, in a few choice words, on bc- nalf of himself and nininblc partner,

.seful and valuable gifts, not nlotie for their intrinsic vitluc, but also for the kindly feelings which proniptctl the giving. and above all hc valued the very kind remarks znntle by his good friend Moore, wlto nlto.;cthei" overestimated his and Mrs. s`mith's` itialities (an cinplintic no, no, from ill), bitt hoped they would always retniii the'respect ontl cstectn ol their good friends. Then thcinn I1c- yan, fast and furious, cztcit taking iart, :recording to inclination nnfl bility, in music. Singing :md vuri-

ous games, until the dining room hell summoned thc merry coniptiiy. *Icrc tr table ivns spread lndcn with .in nburidance of good things plcns_~ ‘ng to the eye, und most siitii-1fy'ng to the appetite. At n scnsouablc hour the merrymaltcrs, cxpressiiig ‘heir best wishes to the genial host intl hostess for many plmsiiiit anni- ‘erss.i‘ies, left for their respective ‘iomcs feeling happy over the cven- l_ng’s enjoyment. 'l`hc only thing :lint nmrrctl the plcusurc of thc cvcn- 'ng was the absence of n few of the 'rientls who intenrlcd to be presrnt, wut the state of tho road mtidc it mpossible.

Have us-cd l\lINAl’lDy’S I.\lNlMl~]N'I‘

'or Group; found nothing equal to it: iUl`9 C\|I`€. _

kindly thanked thc friends for their' _, . _

IIUREU

"C m,.,~_1,,;;,|\.»ii ciitg_gi-i»~.~.lli of ludiges-_

nnfl this :irt~~.tnit1l-.itit1n of gns bulgcs out the walls of ilu: stoumi-li and prc.»<.~.es a1.;.niif.t the livnri. lulpittitioii. pguu o'\ ei' lltc licrtl, and :tmzieliiiics ri feeling oi .<inntlit~ii;i;; .uni <ii.'1iiie:=s. all are

ol`a1.i\\‘ or_u;t:‘i;‘ l\._-:irl tiiscnse. _

“l~riiiL-:rl-\i\'t‘s" will nl\\':t_\`s Cure this

W,-,~_l,_ irritated roiulilioii of the heart by ciiriug' the sloinacli.

9! (`i.sn<‘.v ST., KINGSTON, ONT.

"I siiflcrcrl for sonic years with a

dangcrotis foint of llenrt 'i`ronble. llly heart bt-at violently, and I iuid pall! oircr the limit mul down llicurnis. I also snfi'crcd uitii Coiislipation and ltitligestion. l was treated by plly- sician.: and tool; many reinediel. b\l'~ nothing( did me any go<>d.| 'llicn ‘I begun faking “.Fi'\iil-a-iivc~s', and this medicine couipletcly ctirrtl ine of all the lieaft trouble, constipation and in- digcstion, and gave ine back perfect health." (M-Iss) l\.lABLE_'l`Ol§D.

5oc. shox, 6 for $250, or trtnl size,

25¢. At all dealers or from l~`ru.it-n-tives Limited. Ottztwu.

_ _ 1 Methodist Church Tryon addi- tiufml . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . ... 16.00

’l‘O IN'I`}1lit\`1EW THE

' G()VERNMEN'1l LEADERS.

l\lt'lNTltEAL, -March 17-I-LW. Vil-

leneuve nnd John Boyd, of thc Cnr- tier centenary organization, left this afternoon for the Maritime Provinces to interview the lcaflcrs of thc Ma- ritime Provincial (lovcmmcnts mid

solicit their participation in the movement to erect a last ug monu- ment as n metnorinl to the great statesman.

NATIONAL REGATTA DATES.

NEW YORK, March 16-It was tle~

citicd ut the nnnual meeting of thc Nat.ini_ml Association of Amateur Carsmen hcrc tonight to hold the next National regatta nt Peoria, Ill., August 0 niirl 10. Over the same course on the Illinois River, the Cen- trnl States regatta will be held Aug- ust 5 und 6, and thc Southwestern regatta on August 7 and 8, making n full six days of rowing there. Vnr- ious other dates were sanctioned at the meeting tonight, including the so-called Henley at Philadelphia May 25, the Pcopic's regatta at Philadel- phia July 4, and tlircc regattas nt the New England Association July 4, September 2 and October 12, dates which had been ai‘ran'_zed.

BRIDGE (‘UIJl.AI‘Sl<li)

AFTER 'I`HAlN l~'ASb‘I'}D

' l\ll)Nt3'i`()N, March 17'-'l`lireu inhi- utcs after thc express train which left Salisbury for Albert on Friday passed over thc big steel bridge across

, ltlic Petitcodiitc it collapsed, three

‘.~pniis being swept away by the ice

\1iuurd’s Lintinent Cn. liimitod. :und m._.,hct_ The tm," Wm, cwwdcd_

I __

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

(`1l~lAb`. E. ‘iilAfll’_

Hnwkslinw. N. B., Sept. "lst, l'_l0!’».

l"}llN.-\ FAMINE Ii‘l`»'Nli.

it. Jmncs Episcopal Church

]‘oi‘t. Hlll__....

` Tolin Smith, I’o\vnal__.... Grace Church, (‘»it.y:-Congrc-

, grition, $45.20; Sunday

School, $15.00; Ladies'

4,10 1-100

Vortii River Bnptist,(‘1hiii‘i:h t`._00 \Ieil A. Matheson Rose Valley $ 1.00 vfarion Matheson Rose Vnllcy .l.00 Presbyterian (‘.liurch, North

Rustlco .... ._ _._ _ . . . . . . . . ... l3.ll0

Presbyterian (_‘liurch, New Glas~

gow .................. _,'. 8.00

,Presbyterian S. School, New

Glasgow 5.00

\Iission Band New Giiisguw 5,00 Wm- Ulnrlt, North Wiltshire... 3_0() Presbyterian Churches, Bloom-

field nntl ()’Lcary..._.._.. 48.00

Previously Acknowletlgcd $3113.23 tev. IJ, McLean, Sydney St, L00

Aid, $5.00....._ 65._'l0.

p 1

un'/if

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if ll* af li?

1 Overheard in A Street-Car. 'l'here's a lesson right there!

Little blemishes of com-

plexion, small sores, eruptions, spots, are not only unpleasant to the person afflicted. but are the first _thing noticed by other people.

A little Zum-Buli applied at

night to spots, eruptions, sores of any kind will do wonders.

Zaiu-Buk is not a greasy

preparation which will go ran- cid on your dressing table. lt is made from healing, herbal extracts and essences. Always pure; fresh and ready for nie. Doe|ii’t lose its power. Keeps indefinitely. Healing, soothing and antiseptic all the time. Try itl

506. boa: all druggiala ami utorel.

élin-BHK

! Your druggist will refund money il ,l’AZO 0IN'l‘MEN'l‘ fails to cure any 'case of itching, Dlind, Bleeding or lrrotrttdinz rin.. in 6 to 14 says. l0nt.

"MAYFLOWER illuitiiuatiiig (lil is lite sat.|sl'actnry result of scientific experiment with high grade Crude Petroleum. The Imperial Oil Co, Ltd..

3-7dln~_

EVA ’l‘.'lNGl_'AY AT B. l~`.

KEI'l‘I<l'S, l3US'l‘0N.

l_'}\'n Tunguuy, "'l"he Madcup Genius

of Mirtli and Song," colncs to B. F. Koith'a 'l`lieu.tre on Monday' for n limited engagement, of one week only. Siiicc _hor Inst appearance in Ilostou Miss 'f‘anguay»bss played in practi- cally cvcry ~clty in the East., and on _unch occasion has hung up n new rc- cortl in box-officc receipts. In runny, iiistnticcs slic surpassed previous i~i;~ lcords established by herself. Miss '1‘mii:uay is unquestionably thc grcnt- est box-office nttraction’ in the vnudc- ville world today. She brings many new and novel fcaturcs to Boston, and her costumes will surpass in bcnuty and costlincss tuiytliing evcr sccn hero. Oiic of her big numbers is tho “Money” song, inf which Miss Tnnguny wenrs n coat of mail, com~ posed entirely of bright new liincoln pennies. This costume weighs over lflltl' D0\l!14lH. and during the chorus Miss Tanguay throws away hnnrlfnls of movney as souvenirs for, the auti- tvncc to carry home with them. Another is her famous coral and satin dress, vnltictl at $3,500, and licr coat of pearls, ench pearl being of pure motbci' of pearl and as lnrgc as n. cherry. At ouch perfor- mance Miss Tanguny wllll wca.r near- ly thirty thousand dollars worth of clothes. It is safe to predict that this engagement will prove one of the sensations of the season at this Dopular resort. Miss Tanguoy will be surrounded by it splendid bill, among the big features being Bellini and Arthur. tho famous comedy jugglers; _LeRoy and Harvey, ins Western comedy entitled “Ruined In;" Gor- don and Marx, the German egmed. inns; Clark and Bergman, the base- llllll fflvnds. Zeno, Jordan and Zcno, the aerila wonders; The Bsrrcns, I‘»l1I'0Dean musical artists; the Zoya- 1`l°1lH. novelty equllibrista, and other-5,

BTEAMER BRUCE FREE.

SYDNEY. March 11-The Reid

steamer Bruce, which had been de- tained at North Sydney owing to the heavy drift ice outside, got; away yes. @0l°dBY at noon, and is enroute if not Hlffndv at st. .1oim'a_ 'rum im B large nuinber of passengers, bare for Ht. John s who arrived too late to* catch the steamer.

There ls a clear sheet of water to

the Steel OomDany’1a piers hers which was broken by the Stanley lust week. and with favorable weather and wind

.too keep off drift. ice coal shipments

in wh we#-_._ ...._.--,mii. » A .0 ef ww ~ _ A

rf.. . r #fer-rar.-5; _ , _ H0113. lwd¢f»rtdirs9t»9tslfr_.Msu1 th 1, _ , ,

`-vs_ _~£ , -5.11

" ii

. _l

Henri. \\"t~.'iki|i>ss :intl lit-art Irritation b

lion, (ins is fnrinul in llie slmiiucli R

_ 508!

0 0 Hfflpnlgfnigg ~ inntnicuiut!coMri,Nv,s_iii1i5i1

_(Still

'riizsr Moitroiioizsouus, nur; |949

_'*'”°' B 4 ab F' ~

Kingston Girl saved ll lf§3°°?:“'°?'3‘;°é3:a=»i»_f‘..:r;?1:;:nf.:.:sw a" ~...

a net assets ofilis ompany on November 3otb,iq| |,am,,um,,dl°$

|lFm"_a_"yaSil i or more than two and one-half times the amount of outstanding bond., ’3’66°»l04,

The net liquid assets amounted to Sz,49_;,ozo, ur more than

ond issue. _ 5° PCI' cent ofibg Price on application. T0 yield uver 6 per cent

0YAl. SECURITIES C0ltl’0 " (ii. iniuoia. amiga) in itottagllllllllilltiitillifllllglln

Toronto, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, London E

rziinzl-tl bv tht: :.t<un.it'li and not because -

- -" ,_,- if

A Special Offer O

We offer at a special price subject to prior sale

9.000. CITY of |lAl.l|"AX 4 p- 0.

' DEBENTURE STOCK DUE |940 .O _

~ This opportunity for investment is one which sli ld - seeking absolute tlecurill’ for their money. ou appcdl tu nm”

A PRICE 0'N Al’PLlCATl0N.

1 Members Montreal

J' grlfsdilisllni & C0'

Stock Exchange.

rf _ HALIFAX. _ s'r. Joiiiv. MONTREAL

4 _ , NEW GLAbG0\\'.

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FREDERICTON,

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Couct-ts.Co|_os,S'rRANGi.es, D|s1'E.MPsR.C`oLieT _ Foumnsn. Spnvms, CuRas,AND `PRave.N‘ra.

an ,ann Cones CoN'rRAc~rtoN oF ‘ri-is Hooif' ‘

I Fon sans sv Au. nsansnsf'

° ’ SOLE OWNERS l MANUFACTURERS/ 0

Confshire, f\<|°.l\e'-.. Caliavlx l

Fltnssiz riioizurou. at co un,

Y __ __;;- .. ._::f Wxizt- 1;: :_;

ET '

Packers N ,and

now is the time to look about

in the boat line. 'We are building zi stock lot of boats from 20

o 2 5ft long. We are still offering a 22 ft fishing boat instaied

F isherrn tr

you, and see what you need

with a 2 1'-2 li. p engine for $125.00 _

We would be pleased to receive your order.

df Lf. o N. SPAQUET

A Good Line of

Second Hand

ll/e are showing

- and break spark.

_ spark. .

` One 3, I-2 li. p. Adams, two ciyclc make and lirtll

spark.

A One 3,0 li. p. four cycle., Mclteliougli & 'l`|'ottcr, fW0

cycle, j utnp spark'

Motors

a line of second-hand motors

here that is of unusually high grade throughout These motors have been carefully tested, inspected and repaired. They are almost as good in every way as the day they left the factory.

' Due 7 li. p' and one 5 li. p. Painter, two cycle. 1llf*k°

' One 611 p. Siutz Geodcy, two cycle, jump Spark-

One 4 I-2 h. p. Knox, two cycle, make :md break

,Four 2 1-2-3 ii. p. Imperial, jump Spzlfk- Onc new 5 li. p. Roberts motor. _ . One new 4 li. p, Wette Junior stationary.

The prices on these are greatly reduced, Write today

for prices and other particulars. ’

Bruce Sf@1'zf‘?;£_._$‘f’ C”-° L“"

5 nultling. B-

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1>L.'lYi~.D 'ro A DRAW. 'ein-iv ¢l1\l<ltl;f;°‘;am;;“’l§h,tc M,,,,,,,mi

____ , helper in _ t was Thursday

BOSTON. March 10-Tho Wander-

ers’ hockey team _and tho Canadians. both of Montreal. started a series of eight games at the Boston APCHH tonight with n, tle.~ ‘After three por- iods the score stood tive to flvo.Jnck Lavlolctte ~of the Canadians was knocked out in a collision with a Wanderer at the end of the third period, and the Canadians eloctcd not to go on with the game as the disabled man was unable to play. Flour _tot the match. Skhei will he played in Boston ani four in New York.

Home in this ci_y. _ A suis .“'.r..1“i..i°s.“.f;:°i:..:2.__

, 0

Riverside. Cal' ind.

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The girls father. ‘Slltgililxleenlyljears

ing, went west an H passed before any word wnstilneseillitl from him' and in the meal? rself and moth" worked to supportie eshe died. child. mer ii ions “WSE ed H, ,M and the girl was finally Plll” White Memorial Home. d mm,

The father mart-lcd n secon mon.

There were no children Ol this u l.

died ln Helmet. C*

A year ago he bud,-en Hs icn no wni. "0" lm" 'md :ii nr

$300,000 FOR POOR GIRL. |by the second- marria§;1 bl; M_ 5_

-i plicatlon has been mf* ll d su.,-.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. March 16 Bowan, asking to be M>P0llll° _ - T l S aulditiE~

Left in cars of a strangqr slncc hor dian for . ann e P M

Thorn is 0nl_y` Uno

' “Bromo Uuinine

Tlnf is

9.*

Laxafive B/nomo

Always remember the full name. Look M Mila signature or. o/cry bor if-o

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