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SOURIS EAST AND MONTNGUE

...°1t pays to buy in this Province.

...°Sch_ooner Viola Hartland, Capt.

Hartland, Jedore, arrived in Souris yesterday from the fishing grounds!

...°Mise Janie Macaulay, Cami. bell's Cove, is visiting in Sourie thi guest of her aunt Mrs. John L. Mao- Auley.°

...°Miss Mary Campbell, New Jes

sey, is spending the summer visit- ing her old home at Csmpbell’s Cove!

...°Adolphus- Turner, Upton, has

sold his nice driving mare to H. B. Finlay of St. Peters, for which he received e. handsome sum!

' .._'Schooner Boreas, Capt. Colford, which has been mackeral fishing ‘at 7-|19 Magdalen Islands is now fishing out of Souris harborv'

...'Schooner Atheling, Capt. Fal-

corner, which was in Souris for shel- ter and supplies-sailed last evening for the fishing grounds*

...°Percy Burke, Fortune, has resum-

ed work as night watchman in Eru- est Johnson's lobster. factory, after his recent illness!

...°Ghief Organizer Brown ol the C.

M. B. A., Amherst, is at preeen; making a tour of eastern Kings. He is accompanied by Paul MacPhee, Cherry Grove.‘

._.°William Leslie, Jr., who had

been to Halifax on a business trip was a passenger on the S. /S. Lady Sybil on return to his home in the Magdalen Islands'

...'In the Christian Church, Monta-

gue, on Sunday evening, the 16th, a special Childrrn's Day program will be rendered. A free-will offering for foreisn missions will be taken. A cordial invitation is extended to the public.

SHIPPING NEWS. `

Entered--Charlottetown., June, 13,

1912»-Schoouers Stanley Mac, Whitt- le, Picton; Alma, l.. Young, (iumholl, Picton; S. S. Enterprise, Mncliaren, Montague.

Cleared-flharlottctown,- June, 13,

1912-Schoonrrs Stanley Moc, Whitt- le, Picton, S. S. Enterprise, Muc- Laren, Montague. '

TIITNGS NEW ANT) OLD.

This is a new'versiou Ol the

story abuut,an Irishman who paint- ing u fence, and who worked so fast that he might get the job finished he- fore the paint- gave out. Our grand- fathers laughed at that joke, before our grandfathers bought razors. The new version is up-to-date, but the old point still sticks out. 'I have a touring car and I have a chauffeur. The latter is a bright Italian boy, and an invaluable servant. The other night, ten miles from home, but in- side the city limits, I observed that he was putting on a burst of speed- 'Slow down a bit, Gi\\seppe,' I war- ned him; ‘we’ll be arrested ii we keep on at this speed.' "Sousa me. mister boss,' he answered; 'we’re ten mila from home. an' only got enough gas for t'ree mila. Eef we no hurry we never malt' est!"

MOSQUITO-ES.

To clear a room of mosquitoes, take a piece of gum camphor about one-third the size of an egg and eva?- orate it over a lamp or candle. tal* ing care that it does not ignite. Or burn a, small amount of ,Persian pow- der on a saucer and close all doors and windows to keep the fumes in the room. ,.

Oil oi peunyroysl ié.t uncorked in

n room at night, or applied to arms, neck, or clothing, will often keel) 05 mosquitoes. Oil of sassafras is even more elective, and not only keeDB 3* way the _ins_ects, but relieves the sting of the bite.

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WON THE BET.

1; wana tavern where a newiy ar-

rived commercial traveller was hold- ing rom.. “P11 bet any one $5. he said, “that I have got the hardest name of any one in this room."

An old farmer in the background shifted his feet to n warmer Port Ol the fender.

"Ye will, will ye?" he drawled.

-"Well, l’1l tnke ye up. I'll bot ye ten avin your live that my name'll heat yours." '

"Done,-" cried the commercial tra-

`veller, "I've got the hardest name in the county. It is Stone."

The old man took 3 chew at his tobacco. “Mine," he said, “in llard- lr." .

Li'l"l‘i.E CHOICE, \

Russian Official-You certainly can

not stay in this country.

Traveller-Then I‘ll leave lt.. Russian Ofllclni--Have you a DHHS-

port to leave? /

Traveler-No. 0 ` Russian Official-Then you can not

1¢,v,,_, 1 w||1 give you twenty-four

hours to decide what you will 110-

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THE OPENING.

-e Poet-I called to seo if you had an opening for me. ' Editor-Yee, there’e one right be- hind you; shut it ae you go out. »|ll¢:'~-w -Fmlre.

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...'0ne cent per word each insertion

for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order and _five per cent discount allowed. Minimum charge twenty-five cente.

...'The Morning Dsiiy Guardian can he obtained at W. A. Johneton's, Montague.

..."I‘he Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at H. J. Mahon’s _Drug Store, Bouris.

‘F G Jordan A out will bo

and subscriptions in Sourls and vie,- inity. His office phone No. is 5'

...°Martin McKinnon, abent, will be

glad to receive all news, advertising and subscriptions in Montague and vicinity. His office phone No. is 20.

...'Subscribers should renew a week

or two before the time -they have paid for has expired and thus not. miss an issue, as all papers are dis- continued promptly on expiry date.

...’The manager of Holman-'s paint

Departu.ent Summerside,'will cheer- fully supply all necessary information to people who intend painting. If you intend painting write I-l_olman's Their paints are perfect. Their prices will save you money. 6-12ME6i.

...’S. S. Lady Sybil arrived in Souris at 5,30 p.m. yesterday from Picton and _landed one car of wine and two cars of way freight. She iook one one car of nalt,, a quanti- ty of freight, the mail and a. number of passengers for the Magdalen Is- lands sailing at 9, p.m.°

...*Schooner Abana, Capt. Lanni-

gan, has finished discharging 5 cargo of coal at Sourls. The Captain uin- tends taking a cargo of produce to Sydney, from Sydney he will take coal to Gaspe and return to Souris with a cargo of lumbar. (rn May 2nd the Abana left Souris for the Mag- dalen Islands for a load of herring for the smoke house at Georgetown and returned on the Sth, making the lflii in seven days which heats ull reviuus records* , -

HOHDEN T() HE KNIGI-l'l‘E]').

1Vi0N'l‘Rl`<}Al., .lui-ic 12-lt is under stood that the coming honors tu be conferred upon Uunualiuns will include Knighthoods to the ltt. Hon. lt. I.. Borden, Prime Minister, and to Mr. Justice Davidson, just lnude Chief lu.~\tlre of the Proviricc of Qliehf-.¢‘..

BASE l)E(1E1Vl~.‘R.

‘ _"And _how are you, Mrs. Smith?" asked the district visitor.

The portly Mrs. Smith applied one

corner of her apron to her eyes, und sobhed bitterly. _ "Why, what has happened?" asked the sympathetic caller.

“It's me-me ’ushan,’ mum," re-

plied tho woman chokingly. “We’ve bin married six months. 'E were a sweep, mum--as good-'earted B bloke ss you’d ever meet, and yisterday ‘e gets run over and took to the 'ore- pital!

"Poor men!" exclaimed the visitor,

“And is he------”

“Poor me!" came the crushing ro-

tort. “Why, when I seed ‘im just now, they'd bin and cleaned him down, and blowed if 'e ain’t a nigg- er mum!-"-Answ,ers. »

THEY WANT THEM

IN ENGLAND

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BRUWIIIG DEMAND Fllll SIN PILLS Cocnuknri, Our., DEC. l7th_, 1910..-

“Will you please let me know if GIN

PILLS are on sale in Euglaucl-and if so, where? I am anxious to know, so that I can inform my sister there, who is troubled with her Kidneys. While I was visiting England last summer, I recommended GIN PILLS and now my sister has wr°tten for me to send her a box and to find out if they are on sale in England". Mas. T.V. ANDERSON.

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Himilfcas of taxes of om PILLS

are sold every year through the recom~ mendations of those who have tried these wonderful pills and have been cured by them. If you snff_cr_froni Kidney or Bladder Trouble, Pruu in ilic Back, Rheumsiism or Lumbago, lake GIN PILLS on our positive guarantee of relief or your money back. _5oc. n box, 6 for $2.50. Sample free if you write National Drug 3; (`hc-_iuical Cu. of Canada, Limited, I)ept.l' IL Toronto. ‘MANGA-TONE BLOOD* ANI) NERVE TAlll'.l~ITS area splendid ionic for women and young girls. They correct female troubles. 5oc. a box. »~ lOl

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pend on for time-keeping an dur bility. We have such at from 5.oo up, in Nickel Cases, and from

Af --complete' line of peed gnu amd ¢..¢»,muwn1»o..a_ A

‘fab 8`|'5°"l¢° all hi ¥l0¢`l¢ if chain or fob given with each one 26° Bands Bright Raw ’

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never been cquslled in this city.Ccrtainly it comes in a’ welcome seasm, just when

they are most needed. Each Skirt 11115 HU . 18 inch ilounce of heavy wash lace.

1.50 Very Fine ilambric 4 Underskirt ' special' ai

These slciits come in all sizes and

me beautiful trimmed with an IS inch

_ flonncc of insertions and tucks in alter-

naic rows, finished nt l‘otioiu with wide lace to match insertion.

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Regular i.25_ While 9809. Lawn lYaisls_all_'§iZéslo§ ‘

This is the most successful ex-

amplificaiion of style beauty and dur- .ibnuy ever Offered in a 'waist "rh¢y are beautifully trimmed with all over embroidery and insertion with fine tucks in front 'and back. You can have your choice cf either higlior low neck,

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ir;iordin.'1ry---rind will never be . \qf1ull<:<1 el.<cwlie1'c, VVonieu who nn: inierr-_~`.lcd in dainty house flocks will do well not in miss ihis lmrguin The colors ure navy and grey striped giiurnu- it--fd fast <:olors.\’olf.e and sleeves

l ray glugliain to match: 21 phtcli josket and bulfoned flown ill-L* front with inelliuiu sized pearl buttons, coinpleies this .~‘pccial value dress.

llesuiiful Tub Drcss$1°25

These dresses :uc so cazciully

made ihst they gcucrnlly fit

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Tlicse :irc excellent glovcfi

-for Summer wear The colors are white and black and they

il are made in the two dome l fnstuer style.

:ve iriniu1».d with plain r:l1z|.ni- J I

4” Silk Gloves

Sixteen buivou slylr, three dome

‘ i`.|sin¢~r, lim rnost i`:\vonrod Silk . glove fashion, fora price uncomm-

on ouglovc-.s so good They have

OE C8n0.dll\l'l P|'l|'liS '~ double iippeilfingcrs and will give

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lfllll. _ ' shk \v.iisi~i left, every one an extra-

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in navy and pink with check effécls The waist and sleeves

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' bray to match, prices 1.25,

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"Ms.c's Condition Powders are just

the thing you need for your horses and cattle. They improve the appe tite, aid digestion, purify the blood. build up the entire system, makes the nuimal frisky, strong and healthy, brings it up to prime condition. This preparation is used and endorsed bv lending stock raiscrs and farmers. It

"For pale checks and facial blem ishrn caused by impure blood there is no butter remedy than Mac’s Blood Food. n lrox Silt. 'l‘hc Two Macs.

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"l"atons nrc allowing the liesf

range of clothing, carpets and lumine- _furnishiugs in the l’rovinre._ ii-’IMtf.

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Molasses. , -

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lg the pince to get your sirnw See nowadays opening and stocking a the present showing of dll sailors unload oi iurniture received this and chip hats -12Ml<l3i wack. The prices attached to those

pieces uf bed~room furniture and din-

waye on hand in silks and crochet. ways on hand 'fn eilke and croch

If you went novelties, here is the place for them. "Brnce’e." _4-29dtf_ place to come for them.. "Bruce'

If you want novelties, here fe

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“For big women only, just a dozen

of the duinticst black silk coats dir-

iug roomi furniture ought to effect a speedy cicnrnnce. The salesman claim a saving of at least 20 per cent.

is in a class all its own. Large paclo- =

Sugar. _

368 Puncheons Extra Fancy

ect from old 'London town, sine up to 48. Patnns. 6~r'7§/_ltf-__

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the plants mont called for. ` Annual bedding 'flower planin-

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Gays’ Plants

We make a specialty of growing vegetable and flower plants.

well as carrying on the most extensive market business in the Mariti

Aster, Phlox, Verbena, Stocks, Petunia, Zlnnia, Balsam, Poriulacn. Naetnrt

(Tall and dwerf,l Mi|krouettr,""Alyseum, Lnbelia, Golden Weather, Snlpdreg _ ani. 'rnsusovs A Nusts i5= rea Doz. ~. _

Seedling Pansies, Snlvia, (Deep Scnrlei) very flue. 'Seedling Dahlinl and Seedl-

- g Corn ations zoo per dnz. Double denliu, Se each:

Perrcnlnle Wlntered Over. (Large Clump plants) Pauly, Daley, Carnations,

' Dinnlheue, Sweeiwilliam, Forgetmenot and llollyhocke 5e each. 5ec per dex.

I Vegetable Plenie.-Extra early transplanted cabbage plant: 5oc per hundred. Lnle cabbage plume use per hundred. (Ready nbeumgih June._ - '

Ceulillawer and Celery 751: per hundred. Late tomato “Lenin are par doz. U

early tomato plants 4oc per doz. 'Cucumber |5c plrdol. umpkln nnd squash

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. We mall annuals postage free, but perrenlell add lc each extra.

Lsie Chbliege plume 5c extra per hundred, transplanted early cabbage cluli-'

flower and celery loc must be added per hundred for postage; Late tormuo plenie

golfer aloe. extra for postage, and very early tomato pienle 6c doz. most

ed ed ‘for techie. Large erdere_\h_oul/:I go by express er frelgnr . . Our C motletewn market le open every de mm its 6 o'ei.~»cl¢. it will _ the infereet cfcuetonn-.~.re lo call there when at ealeenvenient and personally eclect- iheir plente; ‘Flowers have been eo much improved of late years that the old limi. etookwoald nerbe recognised. Please regiember to :end cash with nrderl. write pleinl , elle name and eddrem Every lesson we receive rnumbor of ordlfl

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