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'Mill Della Ching, Basin Head,

_ Cent ‘wifes visitor to Souris ysst.erday.°

I Do not be content to let our in k . ~~-'M"~ WSW" Ywns. K' b . 1 annals' 'lure need be tithe diisonll wi" at tht" °r fm P" °‘°t` "’ '""°"'!" “W i" °‘ P“°0$§:i$0

l’° - _ ’ ¢“ Y ll making it earn two or three mae- _ _ ...‘H. I-I. McFarlane, Charlotte- short visit to -Souris Line Road yes-

WeVl_l»1andW¥ei'tor_sa1ein lots to suit investors a block of the f°W°» f°l>1‘°S=1\tlng Beer and Weeks.

undernientioned six securities, an investment ` ` h' h ' ' “P9” Sllllday in B0\1ris.°

in w ic will yield up to

seven annum: _ _Mi

ss Katie Cheverie, tailor with

llewmn Pure Wool Textiles 6‘s.

Horitjllle Telegraph and Telephone `

‘ OIIOMW 0 P- G. lfnfhtred Stock.

lnrusa. Pere Wool textiles. I p. c., Pil&rred Staci.

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Price and full particulars regarding any of these securities will be

gladly furnished upon request.

F. B McCURDY 8:? CO

Members Montreal Stock Exchange, Ilellfsx, St. John. Montreal. Sherbrooke, Sydneyl, l‘ -- _ . Charlottetown. St. John's. Nfld. `

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i\l.s.13.I_';_‘J,\§.si sieoiralrlss.

.Cement Common V Dom. Steel

...*’I‘he following registered at the

Cox Hotel, Bourls, Monday: J.- Gor- do” B0Yue, St. John; T.W.Hanley New GIHUKOW; H. H. McFadyen, Charlottetown; S. A. Hiltz, Halifax and W. H. Brooker, Montreal.°

..,°Rev. John Lo_rd will preach in

Alliatori Schoolhouse on Friday ev- ‘ellil18. Feb. 16th, and in Mhrray River Hall Saturday, Feb. 17th, at |7 P. in. On Sunday 18th morning ,and‘evening at Beech Point,

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29k ggi* _ ...°It is but fair to state that the

Cox Hotel arrivals of Monday and

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‘ ...°John Bruce, Red Point, is re- ported ill ot pnsuixionia.° .

...°The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at H. J. Mahon's Drug store, Souris.

...°Pins McPhee, Souris, paid a

terday.' _

...°The Morning Daily Guardian can

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

...°Dr. A. H. Smallwood, who was

spending a few days ini Charlottetown has returned to Souris.*

_ _--

...°W. D. Currie, has returned to

Souris after a short visit to Char- lottetown.*

...°A1l news, advertising and sub-

scriptions in Souris and vicinity should be handed to F. G. J ordall. agent. _ _

...’Angus McDonald, engineer,

Georgetown, I’. E. I., is spending ai few weeks with his fnmily.~Pic-ton Advocate.

|Dom. Iron Pfd.

103; the announcement of the marriage of

I .. _

...’All news, advertising and sub-

' Banks _Detroit

Miscellaneous. _

Ask Bid

Feb, 8 '12

llritish North America 150 145 Canadian Bank of Commerce 218 215 Montreal ...»...249 247 Nova Scotia 278 276 lloval Bnnlc of Canada 233 232 Acadia Fire Insurance 100 95 Acadia Sugar, Preferred 103 100 *f'nd=» Snffnr. Ordinary . , . . . . ._,Z3 70 Brandram-Henderson, Common 20 15 Eastern Canada Savings &Loan

Eastern Trust Company 152 ilalifax Fire Insurance 102 90 Maritime Tel. & Tel., Preferred

....... .........1Ul 98

Maritime Tel. & Tel., Common 40 Porto Rico, Preferred 108 106 Stantields Ltd, Prefered .........105 103 StanI:leld's, Limited, Common 65# 63 Trinidad Electric .......... .l. 77 74

Bonds

Acadian Sugar, Ordinary 103 100 Urandran-Ijienderson, .... .. 100 95 Halifax Electric Tramway 102 '100 Nova Scotia Steel and Coal

Firsts ............................ .. 95; 94

Nova Scotia Steel & Coal, De-

beutura Stock ...... ......105 102;

Maritime Tel. & Tel ......106 103 Stantleld's, Limited ............102} 101 Trinidad Electric 89

MONTREAL STOCKS

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc- Curdy & Co., Stock & Bond Brokers, Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

_ m or sor e y conduct and ma 'liclous mischief." Mrs. Crandall was sent to prison for smashing down a door in a tenement house brawl at No 2,519 Eighth avenue on January 20.

Mrs/ Crandall had been apprised of

her husband’s good- fortune, but she left the island and was in a happy frame of mind when she reached New York. Her five children are in Cha.- them, N. Y., where they were sent. to he cared for until their mother was released from prison.

It was Cranda1l’s courtship of his

wife, while she was Adeline McManus, s. telegraph -operator on the Union Pacific, that led to the break between Mr. Hawley and his nephew.

A STEP IN`ADVANCdE

GENEVA, Feb. 12-The new Swiss

civil and penal code which came into force on January 1, 1912, and sup- planted the code of Napoleon, has won universal approval by its broad and elastic views. The question of the rights and duties of paternity are severe in comparison with the lax laws of a year ago, when an unfortu- nate child-mother and her baby could be deserted with impunity by her seducer.

The new Swiss law on the subject

‘s siamilar' to the En lish law on

Upea Clos

Feb. 13 '12

i. g a modified scale, but aqt the same time insists upon the husband supporting his child and its mother for a certah period. and also registering himself as the_father ot the child.

Packers and Fishermen

now is the time to look about you, and see what you need

in the boat line. We are building a stock lot of boats from 2ol

to 25 it long.We are still' offering a 22 ft fishing boat instaled

with a 2 i 2 h. p engine for $125.00

We would be pleased to receive your order.

___ L_. er N. PAQUET

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FOR

SALE

~ Only io em few of Boards and 20.000 Shingles left/Ifhey

will be :old ni ii lungrtin. All first ciass stock. Apply by mail or

plioi-e

Geo. R. Keefe |

Gen. Merchant _ j

2 grfrlswtf \ Bear ‘River

_ 585 59 Miss Douc tt t M M I ' - acrlptions in Montague and vicinity }Nl_°0ireal_ Power 189 139 issue ghoufd ,,,‘;,,e,§.,,‘§””;,°,,,,‘;",,,§,lf,‘,f 'should be handed to Martin Melon- * 0 ‘]a“°“`° - 112% 1125 ‘morning -and it is no fault of the sen-

il-IAWLEY MADE WEDDING PLANS.

-T _ ...°"rne_marr1ngé oi A. J. Costello,

NEW YURK- Nb- "’¥“"- Adeline - Bear River. and Miss Gallant ei char-

Crnndall, wife of Frederick Crandall‘lottetown took place at St Mar- lthc cast-ofl nephew of Edwin Hawley, lgaret’s parish yesterday-_ Rev: K'en_ fv;/go tigiay inherit nearly $2,0_00,000‘neth McPherson, officiated. The wedd-

ui e estate of tha later railroad ing party drove to Souris and nad

magnate, was released from Black- l dinner at the Moynah Hotel The wells Island today after serving a ‘many friends of Mr. and Mrs' CO5. ter f “di d rl .~ ' ~ ' '

der that they were omitted.

Mtello wish them much happiness* _

Il ...°A beautiful and rare fur, a No 1 Dark Otter, was disposed of in Mon- tague last week by Bruce McLeod or Grandview. Mr. McLeod captured this valuable skin while out duck hunting on Wm. MePherson's pond, and is to be congratulated on his good marks- inanship. The skin is on exhibition at Johnson’s store. *

BOURASSA DENIES

BEING AGENT FOR

CATHOLIC HIEHARCHZ.

. QUEBEC, Fen, 10-"1 am not set- ,here today. setting away with $1.000

Ing as an intermediary between the Catholic heirnrchy and the Ottawa government 'in the matter of the Keewatin separate schools and in other matters,” said Heniri Bournssa today. “This story is false,” he said, and on a par with other similar at- tempts of the same papers to stir up feeling iii the English provinces n- gainst the Nationalists to divert our aims. The Keewatin school question is simply a question of applying the law which, if the federal government was true to its former legislation, would remain thc some in the new territory even though the Manitoba boundaries were extended."

MRS. WILKINS GOT

LESS THAN OFFERED

MONCTON, N. B., Feb. 10-The

Wilkins land expropriation case was closed today. The arbitrators’ award to the city council gives Mrs. Wilkins $960. This with the arbitrators' costs of $226.67 will bring the city’s ex- penses np to $1186.67. 'The case arose out of a dispute between the city and Mrs. Wilkins over land required by -the city for the new reservoir. The city had oflered Mrs. Wilkins -$1200.

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FOR A PAIR OF R DOROTHY DODD SHOES

We're going to clear out every

pair off Dorothy Dodd shoes quick. They are all high class oxfoids an l high shoes, and this offer is a most

~ exceptional one. an opportunity t

secure a pair of high class shoes at loss than half price.

Only $1.98 for a pair ol

$4.00 Shoes

Get a pair right now.

Morris &, Smith 127 Queen Street-

non, agent.

-..‘Ladies’ tailoring done for one

month at W. B. -Léard's, fine tailor- ing, Sourls. Now is your time In dies. 2-Bdtf.

...‘The marriage /of Ronald Mcls-

aac, Souris, and Mi/ss Margaret flou- cette, St. Charles, took place yester- day, morning in St. Mary‘s Il. C. Church, Souris.‘

...*'1‘he 1912 Pnlmer motors all

eiuippcd with the latest inipro\'r~ ments. A new l‘ui'mrI‘ illtogi-lli-rr different from anything on the inor- ket. Write L‘.hn.l‘le3 Ellsivortli, S‘oiii‘is.

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BOSTON BULLDOG

A BANK R(ll‘ll3lCR

A'I‘I.AN’I`I(1 CITY, N. J., Feb. 7-

Mugglns, a Boston bulldog owned by R. P. Taylor, a contractor, success- ifully engineered a bold bank tolibery'

jfor a while. I The dog trotted iuto.thc Atlantic City National Bank at the heels oi Taylor. While his master was trnns- acting business with the cushicr liliig- gins nosed open the door nnd entered -the cage. The Cashier chanced to knock a packet containing ten $100 bills from the counter. The dog np- parently thinking that it was to:-'sr-tl to him took thc package lictwcezi hil- toetli and trotted out into the strt-ct. Clerks of the bank and pedestriniu gave chose, but liluggins plnyfnlly eluded capture for half an hour l>:fnr¢ the money was recovered. _

780 VOTES FOR TAFT (1i.AlMl<lll.

WASHINGTON, Il. (‘., Feb. 9-

Clnims were made today by thc Tull managers that the light for the rc- nomination of thc President is nl-

twoen Senator Crane of Mnssoclni- setts, Senritiir Penrose of l‘.€nn.~:ylva- nia and Secretary Hills, n _statement was authorized that Tritt would have in the Chicago convention 780 votes as the matter now stainls. 'l`licy concede only about 300 votes to thc opposition.

The_ whole list of States was con-

vnssed by the two Senators and the secretary and they are now convinced that the opposition cannot possibly

ready won. After a conference hc- ~

anlonship of nine cats to his Joch-

Court of Common Pleas, No. t.

vote Lor Paton

BOUNTIES PAID

BY GOVERNMENT

OTTAWA, Feb. 10-Statistics re- specting bounties, nnnuties and the general progress of Canada are con- tained in part 4 or the report of the Trade and commerce department. just issued. The first section deals with annnties, and shows that 011 March 31 last. 1,709 were in force, 1,025 males and 665 females; payable to last survivor, 19.

In bounties, payments were as fol-

lows in the last fiscal year: Pig iI'0D. $261,434; steel, $350,450; m-anufactur- es of steel, $526,858; lead, $248,585; manllla fibre, $49,784; crude D6Y»l`0' lenm, $160,596. The total was $1,- 597,668.

The report devotes twenty pages to

figures showing imports, exports and manufacturers of Canada since. In that respect it is a complication of the monthly reports ftom year to year. The figures for the last fisca year are given out and lpiihlished prior to the printing of the report.

HALIFAX IS I-IOSTILE

> _ TOWARDS A MERGER

HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 10-The

City Council of Halifax is now con- sidering a bill which they propose asking the legislature to pass, _the purpose of which is to make it lm- possiqle for the Halifax \Electric Tramways Co., to merge with any other corporatioii.

V its for Paton

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‘ MENioRANDuM <

. ' -oven cvtmnos uN1'n.9dc|.oot

A in Usioliiv T2 - You nu nolvri ii

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1' 5 pei' ~ 0 cent i

To Buy

_ Build, 1 Payoillllorigages

Improve Real Estate

» SEE 0UR PLAN

O Write, Plioue or Call.

f THE CANADIAN Home _ InvesimenfCo.Ltd

Phone No. 424.

_Royal Bank Building,

Ricliinond St. l£ntrnn._-n Charlottetown, P. E. I. -

l‘_~ --=.,_.;_.._... -Ji

p _ . ty, Frederick Voss, _ has obtained 4. divorce before Judge Audeareed in tha,

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‘ First Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds, Due Jan. Znd, |9||

The bonds are secured by a first mortgage ,nd A `

the Sinking Fund will redeem the entire issue of i io per cent, and the accrued interest five years be, fore maturity. ,

Price 95 and interest `

.ROYAL ‘SECURITIES CORPORATION, l,|M||‘|g|)

(H. Bradford. Hsnagei,) Id# Hollis St. Halifax, N,' 3 Q

. Toronto, Ottawa. Montreal, Quebec, |,°m|°n_ Elm .

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1 45=8 p. c. Wll'H ENTIRE SAFETY O

The4p. c. Debentures ofthe Town of Truro are an obligation f

one of the most substantial communities in Nova Scotia, whose imports 0 and commercial value is annually increasing owing to its geogra hge: position. P 'CH

The Town ol`Truro is the Railway contre of '

Nova Scotia, its situation has made it one

_ ofthe chief' distributing points for the various

industries, and maniifaclorios, and agricultural products. l\'s Bonds are positively “fe as go

principal and interest l

DENOMINATION $1.000 Prices 95 7-8 to Yield

_ 4 5-8 p. c.

.l. C. MACK|N'l'0SH~& C0.

_ ESTABLISHED |873 'Members Montreal Stock hxchange. _

iiAi.li-‘.ix. ' sr. Joi-iN. ~ MON-1-REAL

NEW GLASGOW. FREDERICTON,

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Continuation Sale

'Y .

_. To give these people, who owing to the severe Weather ol last Week could not get here, a chance to share in the Enormous Savings, made possible P by our deep out prices, wefhave decided to continue

Our Hammering Down Price Sale 'Until A February l5th'

'_ Make use of this _Opportunity now Many Remnants, Odds and Ends are yours for less .than l-2 former prices. All regular goods marked down lower than ever. No such savings anywhere.

Wm Lamont ®. Co

Montague

2'dI»3\5'7\9ii3»'4 __ __ __ _ __

SAN ANTONIO, Feb, 9.--Plans for

the accommodation of at leiist 100,- 000 troops nt points in the State ure being perfected in Texas.

No official order has been received,

but preparations are practically com- plete.

President Madero’s military forces

are now taking the aggressive in Northern Mexico, and n column is moving south from Jaurez.

DRIVEN T0 DIVORCE

BY TOO MANY CATS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9.-Because

his wife Elizabeth preferred the com-

prevent the nomination of the Pre- * "'““_°' Rim’ -’ sident on the first ballot.

‘ ’»':2_§-, ,

100,000 TROOPS FOR TEXAS. SOON. "-**'=i-Es

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WHAT EVERY HOUSEKEEPER WANTS

is t.he_best. st_ovc_ she can buy. Let us help you to decide this important question by inviting you to look carefully over the

ENTERPRISE MONARCH STEEL RANGE

_We feel confidant the most critical examination will make It clear that

this range has no equal in tho countrr This is no vsiu boast but is borne out by facts and hgurea.

'l‘here are hundreds ol MONAROHS ln use nll over Canada and each one

giving peifect satisfaction. _

lts mnnyagood features are described in detail in im illustrll-ed clrcillllf

which will e sont on request. However. your stove denier probably hand-

les the MONARLIH and .vnu can examine the ranze for yourself. Its ali- peiirance ls only the first good point. in its favour.

THE ENTERPRISE FOUNORY CO , siicicviiiiz. N. ii.

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F0000 U\l0l000lS _ ur llargeGnalRul1'§'sl

Men with a broad knew-

__ ledge of value

who have inspected these

overcoats have said that

we were rather under- f stating the values.

R Certainly they are the best we have ever sold for

_l»'T.llléy' are splendidly tailored, have good quality linings, and were really

g`ood value at the o'f/-$12.00.

verloadcd Stock Sale loses Saturda eb. »l7th

stun

We have sold a large

quantity of Robes during this sale. ' `

It will pay you well to

Ilon’t miss this sale! lt’s now or never. Root out that pocket book. If you com l

in and inspect the values youll agree that it would pay you to come miles to get these

$5 5.0, - Money Saving Bargains. This great opportunity ends Saturday Night so while ilie ' There is a large variety ood patterns in the best

vvg"ring tweed cloths.

prices are down as near to zero as prices ever go, getyoiir share of these unpreced- ented values. e

spend a fevvniinutes look- in over our values.

T10 I .Montana R0beS

54X52 $4.50, 54x6`z $5.50, 54x72 $0.50, -

Our Grey Goat Robes at

$0.00 is a. lap warmer sure, and cannot be duplicated in

iirst price

llIen`s Fur Coats 9 ` » Ladies’ Fur Coats_|

Deeply Discounted 4MZ; O rl at Saving Prleesl

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_any other store for less

than $8 00. ~ '__One only Brown B631’ Robe No I Quality.._to_ be cleared at $15.00 `