, \

1 , , ‘-

1 1 il

‘Ei

124,93 gp v-:mir u'rns~r uve

_ _ J _ rnn.cnssno1nmcwn-~-consular _ 1 ' "3”RU~*,RY19.;1¢.1

` -"» 7 »-'-‘-"»‘ ' ' ,: _ -pr'mlllvipll"\'|==l||1i|ll'|"'lll|'1ul'!"!|||"‘l|‘|l"|""""_ljfl -.

_. , _ __ ___ _ ._ _ 1 There are investors who Know what they wan

nd also those who want to invest but do not know

what they want. “if __

lf you have money to invest and have any particular security in mind

let us lrnow and we wlll get it for you. We can buy any security for you

on the market. h - I

lf you have funds available for investment but feel that you have not

had sufficient investment experience to warrant you in making a select-

-- ion write us and lct us know how much you have available and the rate

` ofiritcrest you have in niinrl and we will make a number of suggestions.

We will give you full pnrliiviilurs and reasons why you should find an in- vestment in the securities suggiested as a good one.

Don’t hesit:-\te.to write to 11s about investments, you place yourself'

under no obligation in so doing. 1 _

' K

_ FIB M¢cURDY e CO.

M t h _ spend a very pleasant time at th;

.:::.‘..:::‘.‘ .°i.‘:‘.°.‘:..E:°"..‘.;:§f' A -mm of

' chnnmemwn SL h - ,'| will- return home today as owing to

_ ' Jo "MN" ° the storni they were unable to visit

- Montague, much to fthe disappoint-

_ , = : 1 ment of friends.

MAHI-'1‘lMld SECURITIES. il High LOW C1080 ___~T0m0|-row will be nomination

-_-' Feb. 17 '12

_Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc-

(lurdy & Co., Stock and Bond Bro- Atchison

kers, Members Montreal Stock-Ex-' Amer. Beet Sugar

_ change, 164 Richmond Ht tlhar- Amul. Copper

lottetown. Amer. - Smelters 71.; ~ Amer. Sugar Ref.

Banko lf. 1'. lt.

Eric

Lei-ligh Valley

Northern Pacific'

Pennsylvania .

' . 23];

Alk Bid

3].

1571-

' ` 117

Feb. 15 i’l2.

`. British .... .. ......150

Commerce ........271?,~ Nova Scotia.._.... _....2775 Montreal _ ......245?_,~

147 216; 276g 244;

Reading Southern Paclficj Union Pacific

'..'. S. Steel Do Pfd.

156; 1011 iris.; sul,

212%!-

‘EH

, Halifax F~i1~@ ..,........,1u0'-9a- » 46

__,, N. B. .... 101

F! _

v______‘_ V' _ ` ciiray ii. co., stork 111.1111

Htock Exchange.

. 1'. 11...... ....11.. - - so ~-»-|» . . I' ~

ROyul .......... __ 231

_ COTTON

Miscellaneous.

‘ M arch

May .

July

October

l0.00

Acadia Fire .......... ._ ...100

Acadia Sugar pfd .........102

Do ord ...72

Brandram-Henderson com..._.. 20

UE 98 64 15

10.20 10.28 1

si C. B. Idlec". com ...... "

East.. ('r1n. Suv. & l.oaii......_._l-12 |37 Eastern Trust... 152 Halifax Cold ‘.:it.or1igo pfd.._...10l. 98

- GRAIN

Mar. ’I‘cl. coni......,..

1-Icwson Pure Wool tex. pfd.

With 3 p. 4:. till" 1:11111 :'.t.ock,l.00 _ ‘ “"“`*'“"°”`**

MBP. Tel. t't1lll...i...... ......4.‘4 46 .r

Do. pfd ......lul _ 98 . I’l|Rl{

2 May 1 101 f `

Nova Scotia Qtr lst pfd....._...95 90 May ‘15.€l5 I

Do. 2nd pfd........__.. 55 ~

Do. Iird pfd 42 Do. comnu1n....... 30 Stanfields pfd .....,_. ...104 102

Do. cominou... 63

Trinidad Cons. 'l"cl. coni..I...... 30 Trinidad- ldlcctric . . . . . . ... ...77 73

(`l()VI".RNMl'lN'I‘ DENIIGS

rleous press dispatches telling of

‘ BOWIE posed intervention on thc pa.-rt of

Brandrnm Heiideiuion C's ‘...l00 97 C. B. Elec. 5’s... ...!l5.'- U5 Chronicle 6's 99.; Halifax Tram 5’s.“..... .........100;~ 100

tuiliiy irsllcll. znintlicr circnlnl' to

MONTREAL STOCKS tion, and expressing the good

»`it8l2@S "government for Mexico.

During the Madcrgr revolution

state department issued a similar <-ular. Since the present trouble

Qliotnticns furnished hy F. B. Mc-

Brnkers, Members Montreal

ment has- made every effort to

Open close public.

Feb. 17 *12

Cement late the note in the local press an

Cement Prefcrrr-d

Detroit

Dom. Steel N. S. Steel 95 95 Montreal Pow:-.r 101 1911 Flo De .lnnvirri 113

283 882 58 59

89 58; 58;

iut.crvention before the 0 ulace

for Mexicans is expressed, with hope that the blessings of peace soon return to them.

Mcxico's internal political a

ure not a point of concern to government, according to the n and the American government mands nothing but the respect

NEW YORK STOCKS.

The Mexican government has v

federal soldiers through American ritory from Engle Pass to El P Tex. It appears that some law

ff/<f§'.T.'.fl'C\ ‘

_ Mexico, without permission of

_ Nl E Nl D R A N D U M grcss. Apparently this statute

.‘ oocn evzumas usvicgdgnogr ;i_1_1)l;_n<1(1;v__n _;l;;ri;1§n0rtelide_ Madera rev

LET US I.0AN

NATIONAL TROTTING

10.14 l0.l5

10.19

mug

RIIMORS A54 FflOI.I§~l1l'l.

'WAHHIN(I'I‘ON, l<‘cl1. 14--llcrtliziiig thc danger of Americans resilient in Mexico from thc c'ilv`:ulatior1- of crro-

pro-

.lnuu-.il states, 1.11.. suitfi ll.~11111-trnkint

diplliiiiutic nnll con1~‘.ular represei`1tt°t- tives in Mexico denying "all foolish

_ stories” about Aiiierican interven-

nnd sincerest. friendship of the United

sumcd serious proportions the depn.l‘t-

stop

the stories of intervention by making plain its policy toward the sister re-

The American representatives

Mexico have been instructed to clrcll-

‘use every means to get the denial of

_ Il, D .

In the note the sincerest friendship

will

lfairs this

and

protection of American life and prop- crty.

- \

drawn its request to send Mexican

8.50,

hccn brought to light, which prohi- bits the sending of troops out of

COD-

ASSOCIATION MI<lE'I‘IN(l.

1' 1

_ ’YOU THE MONEY

1 - AT .

I' 5 per _ cent

'To Buy

._ Build, _ PayollMorlgages 1,1. ’ OR ~ ll lmprnve Real

Estate

SEE 0llR PLAN

' _ Write, _Phone or Call, .

TIE

CANADIAN Home lnvestmenlCo.l.|d

Phone No. 424. Royal Bank Building, . Richmond St. Entrance `

Charlottetown, P. E, [_ .

NEW YORK, Feb. 15-With th

ection of officers and the author 1>f ti. new Houthcrn racing dist the biennial congress of the Natl Trotting Association, ended ye day. The changes in thc rules c nd incllulcll thu adoption of n r of tlu- rules coiriiriittcc providing l111rs<'.~: with rc:-u|'lll1 on mill- tri

shall bc nllowell tlirlee st-conlls

rncinig on lmlf inilc 1-.nl|rsc.~1_ I-Ita lu\.i'cul`ter iiiust report. to thc Ass tion if there lin any slipprcsslon viiislw-|»i'1~.-11:11tation of flu- time t in |'nca-.=._ Fuilurc to do so, will sull. in it starter luring vx|n~.llr1ll. spite 11 ivnrui debate against. the

sciiidiug of the rule prolilbltiiig bles, it wus decided by a wit. 1205 to 01. that hobbies may bc

in ull classes except th.. two,

und fo1lr~year-olds. David Bonne New York. and J. M. .luiinimn BURN". were strong opponents to scindlng the rule prohibiting ho which has been In force two ycnr

-?__.________

YUKON ('.()IlR'I‘ IS TO

BE DON'E AWAY WI

_0'I"l`AWA. Fei.. 14-owing t 1_hmi_nlsl1lug nmount of legal bust it is understood that the Ap

Lonrt ofthe Yukon Territory shortly he a-liollsliell nnd Judges BM ulul (`-l'nls~, who constitute lt, pcranuuatud. The act passed by late Government contained 1; pro

\\ U- ° iiehdiriinsvliih Iifhtriilliilrinilimilrliiei? multi i V ' . ` ' grnplilr survey branch for the pur. _ _ ,to-w_u_rrant lt,_ _ 6 imc M c°" Lim”-d' T°"°“"°' om* .,,‘. ~.,_.',,i,,,' ln UM °nW1l°¢-1`9°¢-»35°- Lpose of flnnlly settling the qiiestlon.

_ IJ

e cl- i'/.iiig rict, onlil ster-

]` _

l . cprirt tliltl. inks, when rt.:-.rs onin-

ul "ii

hub- c of used th rec r of

blilcs s.

TH.

o 11 ness penl will Du- .su- the vlso d lw

104 55

65% 05% ing the personal property tax and

71% encouraging the erection of a con-

119 231; 31§

1571; slllewaiks or whether they will ov-

1‘17 123 157 108 164-’

59§

1082

9.97

0.23

5.72

the

its

will

thc

cir- as-

the

ote, rie-

ith-

ter-

has

WHS

olu-

ect

lil'

rc- llc- rc-

of ,.,..

ilmas roy

1 '£111.11 |111 l1ll`1111.1n|1.11i.. lliliilillili im. ,..1...1|».||I,

...°It pays to buy in this Province,

. ...°The following commercial travell- ers spent Sunday in Souris and re- gistered at the Cox Hotel:-Geo. Montgomery, Montague; T. Hudson, Picton; G. H. Laidlow, Halifax; C. L.. Sutherland, Sydney; F. W. Arnold, Toronto; H. H. Dryden, Toronto; M. P. Titus, Weston; P. J. Quinn, St. John; John Harvey, Boston.\

...°The interior of the Cox Hotel,

Souris, is being newly painted and decorated. The dining roorii is already finished and the many- compliment- ary remarks regarding the work, by people who are coinpetent to judge, should he a source of gratification to

AY McDonald who has the con- ‘trsb .~ ' ` ~` ~~ ~ .

..."Mlzises Maliel Howatt. Try0I1.

and C. J. Hood, Charlottetown, ar- rtvéd ‘in .Vernon -'River saturday to

day for the civic elections in Souris and as yet: it is not generally known by the citizens what the policy of the candidates for councillors is, whether they are in favor of impos-

crete water tank to supply the town with water, thereby giving adéllllaie fire protection, and laying. permanent

pose any movements in that direc- tion. Now is the time for candidates to make their policies known, _ and every citizen should inforhi himself on what will bs the best interests of the town and cast their votes :ic- corllinglyf

]’l<lI`tI’l'l’I`U.-\_I. lVlO'l‘I()N FAILURE

_ CAUSED DOUBLIC 'I`RAG]*ll')Y.

1.oNiioN,"Ireiiriiiiry 13»Pe1~l>ct\\=»l

motion has claimed another victim.

At an inquest on the body Ol HIHIS

Edgar Fries, who shot his wife and then himself on Saturday. the evi- dence sliowcd that Fries had the "mania of invention" und had been

l.|'_viu;.{ to solve thc prolilein of pnr- pl-.t.ni1I iritntion. l"rics Hl>€l\_t “ll lm* iiinncy in making n 1iiaclii1i`~~., which wits n failure. '

rms su: sl‘_1-lslvin ron

1-1<ini<:ilA1. 1111:1|w/lv.-1.

<'1'l"rAw/1, i~‘.-1.. 14-/1 1.-ystmii uf

furlcrul highways coiisisting of trunk lines-und branches will bc suggested to Parliament when the good I'0¥~\-115 measure introduced by H00- Flank (‘,,¢hr;-me comes up for discussion. 'I‘lie federal roads sclie-mu is to he lillvoczitcll by Andrew llroder, olllun- rlas. Mr. Ilrodcr will proponp, fH`S€ ol’ ,1l'l_ inter-provincial trunk liiics. Tlicn he would have iuwtlinntlsolltli

with thc last. i1oi'tlicrn settlements. ’l‘hc Ilundns inenllicl' believes that lic can suggest ri. sclu-in»e of auto taxa- t,111i1.wl1icli will help build the trlliik Iinos.

Nnw ALL/iN LINE

LONDON, Feb. 15-The Allan Line

auuolincl-.s that it will imilignrate a stcamship service between P1Ym0l1li11 and Canada within six weeks time, the first steainer to sail being the Sicilian on April 10: After May 17 there will be A fortnightly service to Quebec and Montreal.

FAITHFUL SERVANT

WAS WELL REWARDED.

BOSTON, Mass., Feb. 15-For

thirty years Mary' Benson, an aged

with her until her death. I was more of a companion than servant during lu-rflattcr days and I knew that I would -hc remembered. During her sickness I acted as nurse. She was nl- 'wiiys kind to me and il I had bl-en left nothing I should not hnve com- plnined.”

Miss Ilotch gave away $100,000 in her win. l Miss Benson purposes to g0 buck

to St. John. _ I _ ._..____.___.-l_i-_.;.,........

WAS I [llllll Sllllllllll

FOR FIVE YEARS

lnnlvl usvusli.

Dyspepsia is one of the most prevalent

troubles of civilized life, and thousands of people sullcr untold agony after every mcnl._fnr ncnrly everything that enters I weak dyspcptlc _stomach acts as an ifriu-int. _ _

The long train of distressing symptoms,

which render life n burden tu the victim ol dyspepsiu-, may be promptly cured by thc use of Flurdoclr lllood Bittcrs. Mrs. Wm. J. Boyne, Leprentt, N.B., writes:-"I thought I would write and tell you of the good Burdock Blood Bittcrs has done me and also tell you bow thankful I am.

" For five yearsl had been a great sufferer irom dyspepsin, and tried different doc. tors and proprietary medicines, but could get no rclir-l`. One day n friend told me to try Burdock Blood Hitters. I did not have much faith in it, but I thought I would give it 11 trial. 'Do-day I am completely cured, -and I wiU always recommend it." g

Burdock Blood Bitrers has been on tht

market for about thirty-live years and ls manufactured only by The T Milburn

lw‘l‘lltVI(`l‘l 'l‘O (‘-ANAD/\. (ll-lI(‘A(l()'S (JLIIIGST (‘I’1‘IZl‘lN.

' spent Sunday in Sourls.°

'_ ...°'.l‘hs Ifornlng Daily Guardian can he obtained at H. J. Mabon's Drug store, Sourls.

_..°Geo. H. Laidlaw, representing

Morse’s Teas, Halifax, was inl Souris S_aturday.‘

...°The Morning Dally Guardian can

he obtained at W. A. Johnston B. Montague. ` V' ...° Thomas Hudson. re1>resenti11g G. J. Hamilton' is son, Picton. SPM the week end in Souris!

...-H. H. Dryden. mf1n\1fs,°t\11'i“Z

agent, Montreal, is in Souris.__ On bllsiness.*

‘L..'-G. S. Arnold, representing Whi_f‘l-i Ewan Spice Co., -Toronto, was in Bollris Saturday!

...°P. J. Quinn, or winrerrort. Cs"-

ada, was in Soliris Saturday 'md registered at the Cox I-Intel-‘ ...*M. P. Pitts, representing MOI*

fatt Stove Co., Toronto, is in Sour- ls and is registered at the (lox Ho- tel.*

...°All news, advertising and_ _lllb‘

scriptionl in Sourls and v1c1nitY should be handed to‘ F. G. Jordan, agent.

.._'A1I news, advertising and _sub-

scriptions in ' Montague and vic1ni_l2Y should be banded to Martin MCKIH- non, agent. -

(ll-IIN‘ESE (.`/SRPENTEII » SHOT AND KILLEI).

(`Hl(`A(lO, Feb. 14-Mock (`hun._ 3

Chinese carpenter, was sliotnnd kill- ed last night iiy Nei: urine in the store of Louis Sing. 'l‘lie police say the killing murkcrl 5 renewal of ‘hos- tilities hctween (lliiul-se ’I‘ont§S thril- innv spread,

(‘l1111i came here from Pliilmlelpliin.

where he was an oflicilil of the Hip Sing Tong. Just before he rlicd he said Horn.; wus 11 menibcr of thc (ln Leong ’l‘<1ng, and that I-Ionglizul ful-_ lowed him from Philadclpliin to (illi- rulgo. Hong cscaipr-ll. l<`ru1rolli1~1~ t‘hi-- numen we-re lifter lilni wlicu I11»»-|11vl'- all Si|ig’:1 store.

PIIJESNQRFID TN 5 'PO 14 DAYS.

Your llrllgglst will refund nioncy if

['A7.0 UIN'l‘MI'lN'l’ fuils to curo any case of Itcliing, Dliiid, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 llays._

Ont. , ` _ SI-IIJSTFIR WILL Sl’l~l/\I( -

. TN NEW YORK l<‘FlIl. Z0.

l\'l']\V Y(1ItK, l-`vb. l~l-W. .\.Iorg:1ii

Sli|1sl.1_‘r, thc .hiiicricuii cx-1.1-ei1s\ll'€l‘ geiici-nl of I’."rsi:1,. who is r1~turning to this 1-11uul;ry nltcr his unusual ex-

l “I

this f-.olintzry l1cl<‘1rc 11 New York null- rugc 11l‘p:nni1.nt;inn, thc Woman's mu- nicipal lcngllc. Hu luis cziblell his ac- ceptance of the lengne’s invitntlon to speak nt their meeting on l<‘chruni'y 20.

(IHICAGO, Ill.. Feb. ll-Mrs. Elc-

anor Hamilton Jieenon, who succeed- ed to the title of Chicago's oldest settler lipon thc death of Fernando Jones some months ago, celebrated her 80th birthday today. Mrs. Keen- on. was born inside old fort Dear- born and has resided in Chicago all her life except for short periods when shc was with her husband at the front during the civil war.

*lm

BOSTON BEAT TORONTO. “

W |

. _ . y cl 1

servant girl, worllid faithfully for BOSTON- Feb- 14_Th° B°5t°”'N&5ll Says Mme. Steiiilieil's nieuioiis Miss Joan Imtch_ a rich Milt,-,n_ Athletic Association hockey_te1~1ii1ut~-l - - - _

Mass__ w0mn_n_ and now She is re. feateri the University of Toronto‘],11|,1ished next m,,nth_ warden by 1. gift of $15,000, willed -team four to two at the Arms- *¢°- “They are sure." he muls, to to her by her appreciative mistress. nlllhf- ,Create H S9058*-I0". and the revela- Miss Benson said in an interview: "I ti01_1s_madc in connection with French was born at St. John, and cameliera S politics and rcccnt Farisiali affai

when young. I entered the employ of. y la” Certain t0 set Scveml Dl`0“1iU0lll'»

Miss Rotch as a maid and remained Are the Best Remedy In The Worlq |::_‘;;‘_eu ttlléi f;‘”5_ Hn? #five S0Ci0fy ~ ~ _ 11 g o a axon .

FOR BACKACHE.

Many people fail to understand the

significance of n lame, weak, sore or aching back.

You ovcrtax the kidneys-give them

more work than they can possibly do- thcn they cry out in protest through the pain in thc buclz.

Buckuchc is simply kidncynche and the

best remedy in thc world for bucklichc and all kidney troubles is Doan's Kidney Pills.

We have thousands of testimonials

fmui all quarters of the globe to prove this. I-Icrc is mic front ai party who used tlicm iii liliglliiul, but who is now a rcsidr-nt of Cnuudn. 9

l\l1‘. I". R. Glliiivillr-, \\.'ycliil'c, ILC.,

writcs:~---"Wl1c1i living in the '<)ld i_`cuiilry,' tllrcc yczirs ago, I slillcrcd

I scicrcly from 11.11115 in tlu~ lr.1l.-l:,111ull1u1l

lo gnc up work. The pain u.i~; so had llilit \\'li1:n l stooped down~to pick 1111y~ lliiug up, I lclt my brick uinst brciik, I lricd all .~‘orl.< of rciiiellies and several doctors, lint ull to no |>l1rpo~;c. One tluy

'litiuglit I iuighl us wvll lrylhcn\,11n1l to -ny siirpi-iw-, In-l'orc I war: half \lirou;;b 'mc but thc l1:1<‘l<:11-lic luul rntircly dis- zppcrlrl-rl, and 'it luis not caused nit- niiy troiible since. l 11|wtl_\'s lccvp "l)o:\u";" in the l1o1i.~‘_- und shall ulwnys recouiriiciid them to nil sullercrs."

Price Gil cents per box. or 3 boxes for

$l.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct os receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co, Liniitcd, Toronto, Ont.

Zhu! nnb-rin! din-cf speclfv " Donn'\"

KEATlNG'S-CLEAN,"

SAFE, EFFECTIVE

The cleanest, safest, surest _way of gettin rid of cockroaches and other house bugs ls to use Keating's Insect Powder. ltisawonder- fully potent extermin-

ator ofinsect life-yet it la orlorless and

stainless and not poisonous exceéil to bugs and insects Sold hy all rug- gists ...

\...°C. L. Sutherland. representing A. C. Thompson 8: C0». 3Ydl1¢Y-

1 _

eral dim corners of I’nt‘isiii1i life, and the results made piqunut reading

murder of her hushliud, nialiing the _ _ . prolmlily for the first time.

murder of Id. llnus Aiiglemnn 11

I rczitl ol' l)o:111's Kidnl-y Pills, nud-

|TS-USE |N$URE$ PURE

` lnsunlspaléob "EMT"

. mf WHITESY. "

BAKINO POWDER

5 . .

. MAGIL

, . ‘- til?" we

i ~s-,pei-"mil _

First Mortgagdinking Fund Bonds, Duc Jan. 211.1, |94’

The bonds are secured by a first mort gag¢ and

the Sinking Fund will redeem the entire issue of no per cent, andthe accrued interest five years be. fore maturity.

Price 95 and interest

_ <|1._s.1.1f»..l. ir...._-....1 in 11.1111., si. 11.121,.,

.ROY_Al. Sl‘ICll.R|'|`llIS CORP0ltA»'l'l0N l,|}||'|'m_

Toronto, Ottawa. Montreal Quebec l.ondo11,’ N' S'

Barqain- 7

' Prowse s

Temptations

ono ol' the most substantial communities in Bova. Scotia, whose iniigi-iii" Mi and commercial value is annually increaiing owing to its geogra hlncel position. ` ' " . P C*

' _ _ The Town of`Truro is the Railway -c`entre1 of A .1

Nova Scotia, its situation lias made it one ofthe chief distributing points for the various industries, and rnnnufactories, and agricultural products. lt's Bonds are positively safe as to

principal and interest.

DENOMINATION $l,000 Prices 95 7-8 to

4 5-8 p. c.

J. c. `u1lcll|Nrosn & c

'flllll?lfl1l;llflllillfllllllilclll' 1" *N* I* ENTIRE SAFETY I' _ _ -‘ _*Z The4p. c. Debentures ofthe Town of_ Truro are an obl' '

Yield

' Men’s l"ur Collars, in

Wombat 2.90

Men’s Fur Collars, Otter

4 00

Boys' wool Sweaters 55c Men’s Kumlorf Mitts

551:

l’enman's Underwear

Fleeced lined per suit

75c

Stsnlield’s Unslirinkahle Underwear, B106 L8b€l per suit 2.00

Men’s Flannel Shirts

all grades 20 p. c. off

Men’s Overcosts Beaver

Cloth, fur collar ll.50

Men’s Ovcrcoats,heavy

, tweed College collar

worth up to 12.00 for

6.50

Bed Comforts, large

size, Heavy quilted, L50

Men’s Coon Costs 40.00 Men’s Fur Coats, BlaCk _

Bishop Coat l6.00 I No l. Montana Robes

4.50

'Grey Goat Robes large

' size ' 6.00

. . ssrAsi.isl-iso 11173 ° Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

‘ nsursx. sr. Jonu. » MON _ - Nizw Gcasoow. rssosnicrou, MEAL

miriam

E- f. .__I` ' m ' ___ ;1-_gg

with a 2 I-2 h. p engine for $125.00 _

We would be pleased to'receivc your order:

_ ___ Q. as N. SPAQUET

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 2 o 25 ft long.We are still offering a 22'ft fishing boat iustale

---Leap Year Sale--

| _ ‘fp

‘

The Great West End Cash _Store

Souris, P. E. I. -

is offering exceptional values in all lines of winter goods.

roads at intervals ul. HIWIB- SCU” ‘ll cursion into intl-rii:it.io1u1li politics, " _

Ladies’ Winter Coats

miI.=s, connectiiig tlieso trlink lines will ruakc his first. iublic uieccli in F 'T ` A I FM'

W(llVll‘lN Rl'l(lIS’l‘lillt Fllll _

SICA'I"I‘I I1! FL-ii I4 -As mai “om

thc municipiil primary election to be

getting out the \r.onicn voters. llf the four cniillidatcs, one is Hiram (‘, (illl, former niliyor, who was elected on nn “opt-11 town” platform nnd who was recalled zlftcr the town wus “opcned." I-Iullctt \\`c1ls, socialist George F.

A.I’:ir sh, so-called “business men‘s" cnnllilll-itc, are the other three.

MADAMIG STEINBEIL

WILL STIR S(`>(‘-Ild'l`Y.

LONDON F'chrllar 13-Evcl ` l

me in type now and will piobnlily be

Mme. Stciiilheir lots light. into sev-

She tells the whole story of thé

whole truth known

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l‘I1l"lSS IIRIIEN l’llNIhlHMENT

FUR MURDER OF (IEIIMAN.

BERLIN. Feb, 14.-The reported

prominent Geriiuiii rnucli owner at El l’r0vcnir, in Mexico, has att;-Mind the nttcntion of thc newspapers here to tlic coiiditions prevailing in Mexi- ""- 'Phe Zclierul impression is that the United Slut.:-s will bc forced lil- flmflfffly to iut<-rfnrc in tluit country.

'l‘lu‘. Ilocrscii Zcilluug says: "Better

:1 pcul~.cf|ll I\’l1\xil-<1 un.'1-|- (|111 U,,i¢,.,1 .\ll_:1t1-si tlinii nun ill-viisf 1-ll by rclu-.ls."

Illn l’1»st. cll-1-ln1~|-s flml, it. would bc

sluimcfnl for ll1~rnu11|y to lcnvc the llnitcll Ht.1ll.cs to 1-xiirt pliiiisliiiwiit. for tho lnlirtll-1' of 11 (ll-rnuiu and de- uniutls the iliiiiirlliiitn <lis|mtl'.l1 of tlic fl:-rt_n;tn cruiser Il_1'uiiu-1_1, 11ow_ou the Af.lnnt.ic 1-1t.»1t_»i11n, to Mtullt-11' 5" 1,1-,lap to l'uk¢- iictlon.-_ _

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<1/\l>'i‘AiNs 1.u<1~i 1-o1‘1'1~~ `

Nl'lLS()N IIICST.

fl'l"l‘AWA, I~‘chrunry 14,-»'I‘h1;|; .Port

Nelson is thc best dccpwntcr tnrinlu- :il for Hudson Buy llnllwny wus the sulistnncc snbinltted by Qupt. Bsrnlcr und (lnpt, Bartlett, two of the best knc-wn Cnnmlian Arctic nnvlgntcrs at a conference with the Minister of Marine, the Minister of`l”tsllways and tho minister of the Interior. They a-` greed that Port Nelson was the more desirable of the two ports on Hud- son Bny, both by reason of its more southerly position nnd _. because of- the more favorable approaches from rl navigation stnndpnlnt. The Govern- ment will likely send a special expe- dition this year into Hudson Bay, under the direction of the hydro-

. 'l‘IiI<l Sl‘lA'I"l‘I.l<l l~ll.ld(T'l`IflN.

, _ _ _ _ ,y . _

cu ns int-11 have rc;.{istered Iiuro for

hclll next 'l`ncsdny. Interest in politi- cal issues in volvell is crcllitoll with

Cotterill, a single tax, and Thomas

off_

off

3_1, I-3_per cent 33 1-3 per cent 20 per cent off 20 per cent off 20 per cent oll 25 per cent off zo per cent off zo per cent off zo per cent off 20 per cent oil' 20 per cent off

Ladies' Fur Lined Capes

. Ladies' Goff Capes Coat Sweaters

Winter Underwear

Furs '

Winter Hosiery Men’s Overcozlts

Men’s Winter Caps

Men’s Mitts and Gloves

Men’s Coat Sweaters Men’s Winter Underwear 20 per cent off etc , etc.,

Don’t lose tlil-1 opportunity of saving money.

Renieuiber this sale only lasts until Fehy. 29th.

That extra day in February may inean money to you.

Sterns. Son 8:? Co.

2-Igdniii. 1

---Money Saved is Money Earned--=

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wA`N'r 'rr-In cANA1.s

OPEN oN SUNDAY-_

OTTAWA, Feb. 14-The canals of

Canada should he open on Sundays for the passage of traffic, in the opin- ion of the Dominion Mari-ne Associa- tion, eud they told the government so, this morning, along with some lotlier things. A11 early opening and later canal season was asked for, and the same reason was given as for Sunday operation, namely, that traf- fic was growing, tlie season was short, and though the Soo canal is now operated on Sunday, it could hardly keep up with the demands up- on lt.

, would he paid by results. l

miserably -paid.

salary was diminished by half, _and ln April, 1910, the brewery dismissed him for unexplained reasons. A fvfli night later the War Office stopped bl” salary, saying that in future he

Thereupon he entered into relation ship with an agent in Brussels, Wl10 engaged him to -do counter-esP1oi1aE° work in Gern'1any’s interests at tll same tline. He continued. d“I"“5 1910 and 1911 sending reports to tilt 'British War Offic but was. he says

Only July 30th last, when Au_gl0 German *relations were so stl`Bl|1¢d that war seemed imminent. a ma" called Martin came to him as the FB ilited c vo of the British Intelll

Next. spring there should be an el-

fort to open the canals at the earli- est possible date, to relieve the wheat congestion in the West. The association asked the government to put its foot lipon any power projects which would in the slightest degree interfere with navigation ln the`St. Ilawreucc. Messrs. (‘-oclirane, Monk and lluzen heard the rcpi-cseiitations, nu-ll gavr- flu- nsliul assuruiicu of cun- slrlcrntiriii. _

s'1‘nw.\1l'l‘ was 'rim

' VICTIM UF TR¥<lA(‘.l-IEIIY.

`l.UNll0N, Feb. 1'4--English feeling over the Stewart case is lncrlmssd by this n1orniug'1»1 disclosure 'ln the Gor- man paper, the Hamburger Nschrlch- ten. which has interviewed Rue, nltnl-1 Arnone Verrue, the Belgian criminal spy upon whose uncorrobumted evi- dence Mr. Stewart was sentenced to three and a higf years' imprisonment ln' a German fortress. _ _ Rue ‘udmitn that he betrayed Mr. Stewart for German gold. He says ttlat while employed in Hamburg as representative of Courage B: Oom- psny,.Loudon brewers, s. London dir- ector of brewery asked hl , tn 1907, to collect information fornibe British. War Office. Hs came over to the War Office, he

alleges and new n major and lieuten- nnt-colonel, and the latter engaged htm as n spy at 3 yearly salary of $1,250. He spent the next. t.hree.yesru travelling ln Germany, and sent sev- eral reports to the War Office, deal-

ing mostly with general politics. ‘

At the and of 1909, his War uttloe

I. Ii Y gence Department, and P11511 hllllssf' After Mr. Stewart was arrealiell- V" rue declared that he and Martin We" one and the same person. f-lwugh bg .trimmed nun. Marcin ima 11 d1"°\'°“

All this Mr. Stewart stolitli' deixsd

at the ti'lal, dcinaudiug corroboru if

This iudcutillcation lil' I1" "ami"

cd cfiuiinfil who, on his own conta sion, wus secretly inl the pill/ "l bi; t -governments, was the cardinal D0" in Mr. f~ltewnrt's secret truil

Verrue says:- B "I nm no Englisliinnn. I M treated- 1111111111' " limo 111' “""“Gel.. Therefore my-dltiv ,WW-W, *"‘l'|'°h as many l'ro1n"‘thc effnrts'oI lung B