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Fitwell Hats F or" ' Men.

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have Quality, Style,

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Comfort. They look

well,

The Fitwell is a

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7 p. c. Convertible

°_{ Forms of application and Pros- .

"1 pectus of the above may be had on

l application .

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l'l-\"l‘Alil»iSHEl) 1873 ` Meliihors i\loiit|'azil Stock l‘l.\icli:iii;:v. Dirt-vi l’ri\':iio Wires .

IIALIFAX. i\'l()N'l‘l{ly`.f\L. S'l`. J()llN.

Russell Meier Car Co.. Lid. 1

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and Offer 1

For Sale

a block of Chronicle Publishing Co.

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_Qi1utations_.'iiirnished by F. B. Mc- May 14-73 1430

(,,‘t“"l_¥ Members .Montreal July H-30 14-37 Misha" .gf _Gh°"°'"w*°i°iilf ~P` oi-iionco MARKET.

Moursiian errocxs.

I i» Opened.: Closed. Jul? what 87 8;' .--n--_ u -an-n

2251 224.149 t- Wheat 8°* 3 i run Genuine

2" 2" 51; til

Viiiuulinn Pacific lieiueiit lletroit

70§ " July Corn

livin. I, Q, S_

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Toronto sit . Twins "

Néw YO STOCKS Yours very truly ANNOUN

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Va. Chemical

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Opened. Closed.

i - Opened. Closed. May Wheat 39% 905

M2; Pork 14.115 15.47

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I consider l\flNARll'i-l LINIMENT the BEST Liniment in use. I I got my foot badly jammed late- l I bathed it well with MINAltD'S

iciiiiiioririown inn Quisi-:irs couiini

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lt Pays to buy in this province. ` 1

A iady’s mink throw was lost in

the city recently, as will be seen by classitied column.

Mrs. M. C. McGowan, Whiin Road Cross, returned from Boston and St. John, where she has attended the millincry openings.

The President and members of the

Ladies' Aid Society in connection with the P. E. Island Hospital, de- sire to express their sincere thanks to the young ladies who so willingly und courageously took up the .work of selling iiags on Flag Day (April 15th) in aid oi the P. E. Island Hos- pital, and can assure them that their efforts have been greatly appreciated.

ltev. R. G. Strathie received a tele-

gram yesterday informing him of the

, sudden death of his father, John

Strnthic, in St. John's, Newfound- land. Mr. Strathic has lived most of his life in Harbor Grace, but for some years past he had made his home with a daughter, Mrs. R. M. Hall. Ht. John's. Other than Rev. R. G. Strathie, the pastor of Zion <‘l1urch in this city, Mr. Strathie leaves three other sons, one in St. Jol1n's, one in Washington, and one in Dawson, and three daughters, Mrs. It. M. Hall, above mentioned, Mrs. H. J. Watts and Mrs. Donald Morrison, all living in St. John's. The Giiardian extends sympathy to the tclativcs of the deceased in their im- exliected bereavement.

The Annual Tea and Sale held by the ladies of Ht. James Church yes-I terday was one of the most success- iul of the many grand teas that con- gregation has yet preps.re:l. The tables were most boiintifully supplied with ri great variety of eatahles and scasonable delicacies were in abund- ance. The tables were elegantly de- corated and the young ladies who attenilcd 'to the wants of the ini- usiiallv large number who pntronized the teatables were most diligent in their edorts. The tea and sale was an unqualified success from every point of view. Fiiiancially it was es- pecially so; a sum in the vicinity of $400 being realized. The ladies are deserving of hearty coinmendation for their energy and zeal; while they must fuel that their endeavors have hccii amply rewarded if they alone consider the financial success attain- ed.

: z Spring's Sarsaparilla puriiies the

blond arousi-s torpid liver, drives out all impurities, cleanses and tones up the system nnd helps nature throw on the diillucss that comes from indoor life of winter. lt aroiiscs energy, brightens the eye, clears the brain and gives lightness to the step. Price $1 ri, hottie. The MacKinnon Drllg i`.oL,"` Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts.

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MARl’l`Il\’i E SECURITIES.

April 18, 1011.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac-

Kintosh & Co., Exchange Building, Halifax N. S.

BANKS.

B. N. America .. New Brunswick Nova Scotia . . . ... Royal Bank of Canada

MISCELLANEOUS.

lfil. 265 274 240

149 260 272 238

Acadia Fire Insurance... 110 Acadia Sugar, Pfd... 103 Acadia. Sugar, Ord 67 65 Brandrani-Henderson, Com-

mon... 20

East. Can. Sav. & Loan... 140 East. Trust Com.................... 150 Halifax Fire Ins... .. 105 99 N. S. Telephone 135 125 Stnnfield‘s I’fd...... 105 102 Fitaniield's Com...... 65 61 Trinidad Electric... 75 73

BONDS.

100 100

15 137

Acadia Sugar... 110 Br_anilran1-Henderson.... Halifax Elec. 'I‘1`amwa.y... N. S. Steel & Coal, ist... 05.) N. S. Steel & Goal, Deb... 102; Porto Rico Railways... 86 Stanfield‘s, Limited... 102;

ion

loo 91 102; iso

94; ioi as

101

tere5t~ °.__M°rse,' ‘Milan Ro” Pm. a seed fair and n poultry show, he

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MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE ~ -

Halifax, _Montrcll, Sydney, CHARLOTTETOWN, Si. ]olin'|, Nfld.

`Hoa.ied Mr. Wilson'l Soren

Wlicri the sewers of the body-bowels

kidneys und skin ducts-get clogged up 'lie hloofl quickly bcrouics impure and ireiiiiruily sores lirc-(ik out nvcr the bmi)- l`lic w.iy io heal ihem, in Mr. Riciiani \\'il.<r-n, who lives near London, Ont foiiiiil, is lo purify the blood, Ili wriics:

"l"or :ionic time l had been in L low rleprcssed condition My appétiic lefi me :mil l soon began to suffer from indi gi-giiiin, Quite a number of sninll sores and liloiclics formed nil over my skin. 1 iricd medicine for the blood and used runny kinds of oinimenis, but witlioni satisfactory results. What was wanted was ri ilioroiigli cleansing of the blood, .in-l l looked nhcui in vain for some medi- cine ili:.t would accomplish this.

Ai lust Dr. llforse's indian R001. Pill!

were hrouglit to my notice, and they are _one of the most wonderful medicines I have ever known. My blood was gurl- iied in 1 very short time, sores heals up, my lndigeetion vanished. _They nlwayl have a place in my home and are looked upon se the fami y remedy.”

Dr. ilorse's lndinn Rooi Pills elf.-any

the system thoroughly. Sold by all (ellen at 25C le box f

AND THEIR BEER.

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MUNICH, April 20-Serving short uieasure~ in beer, and deception of the public' iw iillinir "stains" with froth. has just been judged an offense run- lshable li- imprisonment, by the Ci-i~ minal Court.

Smith, New Glasgow; F. G. Lang, Tryon; C. J. Murphy, Sydney.

Henry Gotell, Georgetown, will be

on Market Square tomorrow with fresh herring. -

The summer time table oi the P.

E. Island Railway goes into effect on Monday, April 24th.

Mrs. J._ D. Webster, City, leaves

this morning on the Earl Grey on 'a short visit to Boston with friends there.

L._Dystant, Ellerslie, came to the

city yesterday and leaves this morn- ing on the Earl Grey for l'ietou, on route to Boston, New York and other American cities on a business trip. He will be absent about a month.

The following were registered at

the Revere Hotel yesterday: Eph- riam Phillips, Tyne Valley; H, Currie, Peake's Station; Arthur (lof- fin, Mt. Stewart; D. McLeod, Hunter River; John Fraser, Avondale; G. R.

illl_lil_lNG

Prowse Bros went down to defeat

before the 4th Regiment team last night in the Arena Alleys, the result

iieing a inaiority oi 100 for the lat- er. The game was an interesting one

and much concern was evidenced in the outcome.

The top notehcr in the aggregate

score was L. B. Smith of the Fourth Regiment who put on the nent figure 545, an average of 1812-3. Jack Mc- K_i1y of the 4th Regiment made the highest individual score 205.

For_l”rowse Bros, C. Burns made

the highest individual score, 193, while G. Prowse carried off the hon- ors in the aggregate, rolling 476.

The Arena games arc rolled strict- lr according to reizuiaiions, that is to say the teams use two alleys and each player runs off ench frame al- ternately on each alley, five frnnmg on one alley and five on another in each game. By this method each team bowls exactly the same number of balls on one alley as they do on another and are on perfectly eqiinl footing with their competitors in this respect.

The following are the scores :-

PROWSE BROS.

Name 1 2 3 ttl.

G. Prowse 128 175 173--476 I. Brown 130 160 162-452 (1. Acorn 91 175 141-407 fi. Burns 121| 133 19?.-455 W. B. Prowse 165 136 167-468

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2258

4'l`l'I Ri0G'l".

Nziine 1 2 3 ttl.‘

J. Mcliiiy 205 140 l5'f»~499 McKinnon ...,..J7i;\ 1:14 133-411 i.. ii. smith ini* 1711 ini-545 0. Mcldachern 163 170 147-480 G. Williams 149 139 135-423

Total 2358

Majority for 4th Regt.-100.

STORMY SESSl0H IH SUPPLY

_ _(Continued from page 1.)

l`i‘_incc County as against $1,000 for Kings was because the show in Prince was on a larger scale than in Kings.

EVENING SESSION.

_Tlie_Huuse rcsiimcd its sitting at

i_l._30 o_clock and immediately resolved itself into Committee of Supply,

HON. Mil. RICHAIIDS explained that the reason the report of the last

l‘ _ ll typ, fore this statement was available.

MR. MATHIESON claimed that

King’s County should this year re- ceive a_ special grant for a seed fair in addition to $1,000 for the exhibi- tion.~The seed fair of lastyear was \'_ery successful, but the accominodu- tio_n was not siiflicient. He did not object at all to what l’riuco County had received.

HON. MR. MCINNIS snid that with

would take care to looii out for the rights of King's County.

MH, DELANEY wanted ri larger

grant for»the ldgmont Buy fnir so that the prize list could he extended. He did not think highly of the side shows at the exhibitions. This fea- ture was further jocularly discussed by Mr. McNeill, Mr. Mcinnis and others.

MR. DOBIE said many. were -of the

opinion that it would be better to have the horse races on other days than those of the exhibition.. He was not opposed to racing but thought it detracted attention from the prin- cipal obiect of exhibitions.

DR. WARBURTON favored the crea-

tion of a special breed of cart horses to be known as the Island breed. He showed how this could be done and that it would be in the interest of the Province and of stock-breeding generally. It would take some years, but could be done by united edort. 'MR. MATHIESON thought this n good idea but that it would need a good stock fnrm to bring it about.

HON. MR. RICHARDS agreed that

11 special Island type would be of value, but there were great difdciil- ties in the way of bringing it aboiit_. He explained that something in this line had been done in the Pro- vince of Quebec where special selec- tion of mares oi one type had been

_ _lV_l_ARR_lED __

onow-rassiso-at me some oi the

bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nehemiah Fanning, city, by the

i T G M°M“l‘l‘EN Hose with liiicn s --

npelwd Closed p ““l<Zi\ipi1c 1.oili;c Dniigliteis rind

'i‘lie attendaiits huil to he increased

riev. f.. 1.. rash. ivi.A., au., .inru l I

lil, 1911, Herbert Marshfield Plow, I ~_ _

Tracadie P. lil. i., and Gladys , . . 1.* if wi 0 ice

Fanning. city _

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made and the offspring were reystcr- ed. The item than passed.

(Jn the item_ of Elections, $250, Mr.

Dewar brought up the l‘urdignii elec- tion :iiiil aii‘lrincd that lie hiiil not put out ii dollar bill or ii glass of whiskey. No such bills hurl ever been presented to him. fic haihpuid all the lcgitiiiiiite expenses. ’l`hc.iteni passed.

H0S|1itnl for the Insane $41,500

came next. This includes $34,000 for maintenance, $63,000 for repairs rind $1500 for the i%iipcri1:tendeiit’s salary. The Premier said that as far as Could bc the repairs were done by tender. The (`o:iiir.issioncr of Public Works explained that the lowest ten- der reccivcil for shingles was $7.75 and being too high they were obtained otherwise for $7.25.

Mil. l\’lA'l`I'llESON praised the good

work of Dr. Goodwill lint directed at.- tention to the increase in cost which had run up from $17,000 to $41,000 in ri comparatively few years.

THE I’l-ildlilllilll. claimed thut the

controllable expenditure was kept as low :is possible. licpnirs on ii large building cost and must cost lurgcly.

in number, had to he paid more than formerly, und even now threatened occasionally to go on strike in a body. The cost of living had increas- cd at least 33 per cent in 20 years. The expenditiire per hcud was $2.80 per week pei' hcud us compared with various other places whicli ranged from $3 to .\$-1.50 per heud in (‘unada, up to over $5 per week per head in the United States. He thought put- ieuts hero got better treatment than in any other asylum in (‘unsdu_

The estimate was further discussed

by Mr. lilntiileson, who claimed that the :ivéragc cost pei- week is $2.519 por head. Among the "leaks" was the $50 for the one visit made to the Asylum hy the (‘1»mniissioiici‘ of l'iih- lic Works, as slioivii by .o refziirii be- fore thc House.

Mr. (lox, Dr. lvarbiirtoii and others

fiirtlier_ discussed the uiuttcr.

Mit. Kl<lNNl<lll\', Kensington, he-_

lieved that there could he 25 pci' cent saved on 50 per cent of the goods supplied to the Asylum, much of which is supplied ivitlioiit tender. He specially criticised the coul account.

Mil. (TUX claimed that the low

cost of maintenance per head went Lo disprove Mr. Keiiiie1ly's conten-

tion. .

A scene occurred over an account

for coiil siipplied by .ioseph Read, _iii which it appcnrcil that he had receiv- ed $07 more than he had ilraiirii upon the department for.

THE Pltl<Il\lll*]l`l claimed that the

payment included $07 for coul sup- plied for the court house as uppear- rd from ii incinoruiiiliiiii on the back of the cheque.

Mil. KENNEDY claimed that no

auch mciuorandiim wus _on the_chc1\iic wlien he had it before him during the

d . . %l¥}ll‘l l’llEMIl0l’.--'l`h:it statement is not true !

Miz. MA'ri-iI_F.so.\: eniieii upon the

chairman to take down the worils-

Some confusion folloireil, thrcc or

four menihcrs rising to speak of once. Mr. Kennedy insisted that there were figziircs now on the hack _of tlgc clieuiie which were not on it _iii i. 0 morning. Then there were di_sll\\U!§ as tc what the Premier had suid what other ineinbers had S111(l~ f' l’reinici' claimed that the fll-IWC-‘l Un th back of the cheque liud been plfw

edetiicre by the hunk clerk. A lonil

cl some

altercation followed in whi I members sou;:lit to lrfms dllmlf f’ conciliutiou but in vaiii; _ _ ___

HON_ ,\1f;__\‘.Ul\fl\f'fli»l\l~..\ at 11.tat

moved the adiournmcnt of thc debit 0 This was consented to by the _U11 position, the fcelihfl 0" both md” being that no furtlier hiisiiicss <‘0l.1l<l be done. The conimittec then rose. _

MR. l\fA'l‘I~lll1ISf)N called th. Speakers attention to the fac_t certain words_had been used ry ____ Premier cli:irc'iiig fi iiicni ier \\'__ - inriking ii striteiiiviit ivhicli uns n

U'ii‘eHl'»l l‘l'tFMl\‘TR inode fi statemciii

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“i-land Him a. Good One”

~~ if he's a friend of yours. He’ll “come back for_more” everytime, if you’re “trying bin: < out" on

Black Cat

Cig&"l'.€lZt€S--1 0 for 1 0 cena

Here’s a Virginiauraieed, Canadian-trained cigar-

ette witl1_a price “ wallop ” that has all other good ones hanging on the ropes and begging for mercy.

Mild without being weak, the Black Cat counts

its friends among sportsmen and gentlemen every- where. _

Ten cents will give you an introduction.

» At All Good Tobacconists. caanssas & iviaaciauus cicaiisrrrs, Lamina, iv1....¢mi, Quai.”

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on his part :ind the House ndl0\“`“‘3‘ till 10 o'elock tomorrow.

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flow did ii happen?"

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, _ F - year. it makes so much more _,Mi _ 1”- _ Bread and Pies and cake, unix

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‘ ' l am using it this year, too."

___, DF.AL{i.R5--Write un for prices on Feed.

Conne Grain and Cereals. ll-l

THE T. ll. 'l‘AYl.0il C0. Lli\’il'l'F.D. Chatham, 0111.

exhibition was not in its usual place - - in his report was that the greater I ,' art of thc re ort was in ii bc- 1 » .

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*.&\ flips

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6 per cent bonds price Par and 1n- iest would be coiisidered. ‘_A _i ___ \i' tl'lC SOBP yOU USC On WHS ' Hy ICS 3 C

A ' 1 ' problem in mental arit metic.

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Une Suillijlat Soap Thi! wil’ if you follow directions, you do noi need -to boil your

- laundry when you use Sun-

* light Soap. Soak andeoap

the clothes well, roll them

' up iight and immerse iliem

in lukewarm water for half an hour: then rinse in clear. fresh, tepid water. You do not need to do any beck-breaking rubbing.

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PROBLEM

_ _ _ __ _H(_)N. Mil. RICHARDS said no _nd- _ ::_:___. il _ " 3” "1r::":;.s';2i.i“;i,f°;.Pf.i.i..‘::’;.;Lrx; . ‘l *fest PRGBLEM 'S the °°"ei.'.iW°'ii"iif°'..i’2°iini.i 1

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One art of the problem deals with just a little bar ofpsoap-a mere 5 cents; the other part affects

the value of the clothes you put into your tubs. ,,

There are lots of soaps you can buy at 5 cents a bar-but if the soap spoils the fabric, not one of _ them will replace your clothes. Even Sunlight Soap could not do that. _

But Sunlight Soap will never _

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spoil a single garment for you. U|N| ‘_ Sunlight Soap is pure soap-pure S P _*_

fats and vegetable oils scientifi- cally combined in correct pro- ~ oriions--and with all free al- li

nl Hi _ ._- 5 _.__ _

Bali driven out. There are no iz injurious chemicals used in Sun- .'~=

iight Soap-we will psy $5.000 to anyone finding adulierants of

any kind in ii. Sunlight Soap, having no foreign ingred- ients in its composition, washes as readily

/.,';'; ,.11 ='

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warm water ae in hot, and re eases the _

in hard water ae in soft, as freely in lulre» c _

dirt from clothes without any rubbing to wear iliem out. _ _

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Use Sunlight Soap according to directions- iry it just once--and convince yourself tha!

'll ci tw' as much as other eoape.

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