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' CllAllL0'l'l'|?.'l‘0WN AND

_ It pays to buy i this Province

‘ Miss May‘R°b=r¢e°h. Rea Point,

was in the city yesterday.

Hertford 1.. Waite, wiimot, was it visitor to the Seed Fair yesterday.

All are asked to rernamhe;-'ehe "Canadian Evening" in the First Me- thodist Church tonlght. _

Joseph Woodli. ¢ity. left yesterday sftern00I1 011 the Gwrsetown train an route to the West. .

There will be' a corporate Commun- lon 0! thé W0men's Auxiliary in BL Peter’s Cathedral this morning ag eight o'clock.

Yesterday Peter Brodie, York, was awarded second prize for his exhibit in the Garden Corn Competition at the Seed Fair.,

Fred Tanton, Summerside, secret- ary of the Provincial Seed Fair, was among those attending the Central Seed Fair yesterday.

Nova Scotia stands at the head of

all the eastern provinces in reapeit to increased -drunkenness. P. E. ls- land shows a decrease of forty-two per cant. The Dominion shows an in- crease in ten years of one hundred and eighty per cent.-Amherst News.

ln the prize list as published in The Guardian Yesterday the name Agnes Williams should be substituted for Katie Williams. There was Some confusion in the entry list and the prizes were incorrectly awarded in the latter name. The sixth. prize' for Graham Bread was won by Mrs. D. Livingstone and not Miss Agnes Wil- linins.

The executive of the Abegweit A, A. A. held a meeting Tuesday' night to discuss fully arrangements to send Michael Thomas to' the big Boston Marathon which takes place on April 17th. Michael will leave here on the 20th of March and if a suitable man at reasonable cost can be procured he. will be sent t0_w‘a_it on the great In-1 dian runner. `_If“'n`ot, arrangements will be made with some Islander now residing in Boston. The whole under-

taking is lndifed a very large one and one that wil cost a. hig amount of‘ money possibly in the vicinity of $225. Mike will go away with the good wishes of all sports as he is one of the cleanest athletes in Canada to- day and 'citidens 'and all l'. E. Is- landers need not fear but he will do his best to win. '

:Bad 'weather for coughs. .Don’t let a cough or cold‘ hang on this wea- ther. However slight it may he, if you get another on top of "ft you’re- liable to develop pneumonia. Buy some good cough medicine today. We will recommend the best. The Mac- Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Strs. drtf.

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Svresue. springiriiriri, gl' city. on March ioth. "

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the Charlclzttetovznarllgrllltalas len elle was undergoing treatment. wh"

At the Seed F ' '

resolutions will arhnlglhpmgging al

committee t 9.00 °'.° “" tha jud Bm and at ten o clocl

S6 W explain the awards.

'nm SPf`l“Shill correspondent of th gggfgsg News' S3152-Miss Burke

eacher of Charlottetown, ii

expected in town on Friday and wi, organize classes for the spring an( summer. Miss Burke has the hes. recommendations as a teacheriani will undoubtedly 'meet with mug, success as there is no other teacher hers at the present time. She in~ tends making her home with Mi-5 §_f_J:B,BVi<i{t.oria' Street. A sister 0 of svalllgefa is MTB. Frank Kfrviai.

The news of the splendid v' .

the Charlottetown Victoririctllriggkg team over the St. Joseph's team 0' North Sydney. champions of th ,Cape Breton League, as contained ii the despatch to The Guardian ov Page 0118. was received with somf surprise and un-boun-ded enthusiash 'in this city last night. The defca' administered the St. .Iose,`h's t'a.ri _almost decides the fate of thc Starz l1I`€_>Dl1Y. RS it would appear as if no thing less than a landslide could pre ‘vent them from winning the sewn, game and thereby becoming phgsgss ors of the oft coveted silver mug em- blematic of the amateur hooke championship of ihe Maritime Pro vinces. The-Guardian Office stall was kept busy last night answering phonr and personal enquiries as to the re suit of the game and. in each an; every case, when the final result wal announced, thevexpressions of pleas- ure over the Vic’s success were em pbatically pronounced. Members o' the Victoria Club were especially hilarious, the fans evidently apprec iating the honor which, in the even' if the Vics winning again tonight 'will become theirs as members of tht hockey club which transferred th Starr mug across the Straits o

Northumberland.

::Jordan's Emulsion brings back the

bloom of health to every invalid.

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MONTREAL, March 13-That the

province of Quebec, having already' sixty~nine por cent. of its communi~ ties “dry," was well on its way to prohibition, was declared by ‘Scorc- tary Roberts at thise aftcrnoon’s meeting of the .Dominion Alliance convention at Dominion square Methodist church, Ald. Carter pre- siding. '

The statistics given by Secretary

Roberts showed that of the communi- ties in the province sixty-nine per cent. were "dry” and thirty-one per cent. had a license. The number of communities without a license was 661, compared with 295 with a license. Ald. Carter welcomed the delegates to the thirty-second annual convention of the Quebec branch of the Dominion Alliance. It had been an important year in thc Alliancc's history, and he instanced the delegation to _Quebec last April, which had been the most influential delegations in the history of the allianc and had been received

ernment. As regards results, they were glad to say that on May 1 n-ext here ~would` be a general early clos- ng movement throughout the _pro- ince, except in Montreal and Quebec-

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|`l_`,AN'1‘ED, girl for general house- ' l work. References required. Good Vfflifcs. Mrs. J. J. McKinnon. 157 hfufh River Rosa. 3-isoii. iii _ . _

work. Apply to Milton Bovyer,

Bunbury or Hillsboro, Lot 48, 1 1 s-14araipg. Av ANTED at once girl for general

:house work. Apply at lli Kent

Qt.” 3-isd_u._ |\vAN'1‘BlD, -'girl .for general house- l zwork. Apply at 126 Kent St. _- _ 3-_ 1_1i‘_‘_lP§-_.___ “vANTED,_ a girl for general

housework. References required.

_Apply at 238 Queen Bt. 3-10dtf.__

/ANTED girl for generalnhousei

iFOR SALE, seed wheat, White

_ Russian seed wheat, 162 Victoria Row, John Newsom. 3-13\`11m~ , l _.1

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IWHEELING. w. vs_.-,~.Mar. iz-If - ,S_chenk, the millionaire pork Jac er is granted 3, divorce from his vife, Laura Farnsworth Schenk, who was recently tried on 3 charge of _misomng hlnli tll-6 jury standing 11 to 1 for_acquittal, his friends believe nc will marry Miss Alma Evans, the _;Ve0E!:an who nursed him during his ill-

Ol0Sc friends Of S(‘l1B|'|l( says ho h-5,9 [_e°0m0 d€Sperately enamored of Miss evans during the many weeks she ad. ministered to his wants. Those in a position to know, in- leed. Bay that Schenk is desperately _n love with_Miss Evans. It is de- -lefed by some that schenk has ai-' eldy f>I‘_0posed and ibeen accepted, °°“_UHB’¢D¢. of ceursepon Schenk's se-' f“Fm8.a divorce. » in the meantime preparations are »eing made on both sides for what V111 probably prove the most hitter- Y contested divorce case ever fought n the courts of this State. Mrs. lchenk is among those who believe wr husband will marry Miss Evans it the first opportunity, and sh-e _‘{°“1d_pi'event a separation for all time if possible to forestall a mar- wane.

YESTERDllY’S LEGIS-

LATIVE PROCEEDINGS

(Continued from D836 1) "ld ¢_9tl1¢l'S. some information was lromised at a future day by the Pre-_ nier and Hon. Mr. Cummiskey; _ The House then resumed the ad- lourned debate on the Qucen’s Coun- ty, Jail site Bill, Mr. Cox in the zhair. THE PREMIER said that so far as '-ie knew the Dominion had not bought any lands for Experimental Farms in the Province outside of the Central Farm at Ottawa. They had taken :heir own lands in the Northwest. New Brunswick had no Experimental Farm. 1

MR. MATHIESON wanted to know

why it was necessary to pass this legislation at the Dominion had not asked for it. He has read from the Auditor-General’s report that the Dominion had bought private land in Saskatchewan and paid $8,000 for it, notwithstanding the enormous subsidies given to that Province, He .claimed that ln every matter between .he Dominion and the Province the nteresis of the Province had been sacrificed, and now the government vere preparing to offer a gift before t was asked. HON. Mil. RICHARDS thought the

Dominion certainly expect to get this lot on the same terms as they got the present farm. They wanted a larger farm, and would not have con- sented but with the understanding that they should get this additional six acres. They offered to pay all ov- er $100 per acre, up to $150 per acre. He thought the Provincial gov- ernment was in duty bound to lease them this land.

Mil. McLEAN thought no one

would suppose the Dominion should pay as much for land Ln _Saskatche- 5

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= whether the "Ideal" Metal lied you

choose costs you ns liifle as three dollars. or much more.

‘ Isn’t this satisfaction worth s few

cents more? Ask for name of locnl denier-also for "The Philosophy of Sleep." our interesting little Booklet No. 136 ` 15

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________ _ COUNTY ,wen as new rishi alongside ei oss- ,

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this plot, as we had to buy another

for a jail site. - _YHEE PREMIER said the first proposition was to get the Dominion to buy: the Stock Farm. They decided it was unsuitable, too far from the city, and would not even take it as B gift. Later Dr. Saunders came down and looked over the situation. Prices asked were too high. Eventually cer- tain lots were secured with the un- derstanding that if the Provincial government could get the six acre lot in question it would be added to the farm. They had been repeatedl- asked for this land and he held were ln honor bound to do so.

Mr; MATHIESON held that the

Province could not be held bound by any private, verbal conversation. If them -was a point of honor involved whore was the honor of the Domi- nion agent who said they “were not buying lands," when they had bought lands in several cases for Experi- mental Farms? Th-e matter was man- aged in slipshod fashion. An agree- ment to buy land should he in writ.

-ing. It was said 'that if the Domi- »nion did not get this plot Mr. flaun-

rlers would be disappointed. The in- terests of the Province were of more consequence than Mr. Saunders' feel- ings. Any way, he has resigned. We are asked to 'pass this bill to :cake the Dominion -3, present of this lund, which cost the Province $900, The City of Charlottetowiu bought this land first for a jail site and handed it over to the Province for that pur- pose and not for any other, This transaction shows how: completely this Government stanids for the Dom- inion in every case against the Pro- vince.

HON. B. GALLANT and Mr. Mc-

LEAN continued the discussion.

Mr. ARSENAULT sal-d if the Domi-

nion wants the land which the Pro- vince bougbt for B jail site it should take it off our hands at what we pay for it. The Dominion is rich and the 1’l'0ViuC6 poor. We have to borrow the money to pay for this lot. Why give it away to the rich Dominion.

HON. L. McLAUG1-ILAN claimed

that the Experimental Farm in Nova Scotia was for the three Maritime Provinces. New Brunswick has none, and the farm here was an extra gift to this Province, a proof of the bene- fit of having the two Governments in line. The Premier had given much time and trouble to secure it and we should not make too nfuch of small objections.

Mr. McKINNON said the jail lot

in the city was worth practically as much as the whole Experimental Farm. That was what was given to the city. The Government got a lot in exch-ange costing $900 which now they want to give away to the Domi- nlon.

Mr. CROSBY praised the Experi-

mental Farm, which would be of great benefit to the farmers. To make it more useful to our people the Gov- ernment would be fully justified in giving thc additional six acrin.

Mr. DOBIE opposed the bill. He

held the Province was entitled not only to the Farm ‘qut to experimint- al stations in various parts of the Province such as they had in other Provinces.

Mr. IRVING briefly defended the

proposed addition to the farm which would probably add greatly to its usefulness and benefit to the farming community.

Mr. McDONALD, (Georgetown),

thought the advantages of having the farm near the city were overrated. It was visited mostly by citizens who are not farmers, but merely sight- seersi He held that the Government was very lax in their dealings with the Liberal Government at Ottawa and ‘very ready to fall in with any suggestions from that quarter whe- ther they were for the benefit of the Province or not.

Mr. MATHIESON said the whole

transaction was ilrst a swap with the city of B square worth thousands of dollars for a lot in the Royalty worth $900, and now giving this lot away to t-he Dominion. It had not been shown that the Dominion need- .ed more land or had asked for more for the Experimental Farm.

HON. Mr. CUMMISKFX replied

that the Opposition would. always oI\- pose anything the Government might do. The bargain made in regard to the Experimental Farm had been dis- cussed before the people and at no public gathering had it becn con- demned. Now some further .land W-as required.

lt being 6 o'clock the House ad-

journed tlll three o'clock tomorrow.

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i 1 si-1--legacies-

|'lELl’ WANTED

WANTED, man and wife to work

Ion small farm at edge of City,

man must understand vegetable gar- dening and care of stock, and wife be competent housekeeper. Apply to M., Box 825, City. 2-Bldrtf. l

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ANTED 'll ffor general hoiiie- _

IW work. Apgly to Mrs. G. F. Hut- ‘ cheson. -127 Upper Prince St. B-4dtf.

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vlr M_orell__,£_Ioua_e. 186, Kent Bt..

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OST, March 12th, between Lot 48

Isl and Pownal Wharf by the Alex- andra Road, silver watch with lea- ther fob attached. Finder please leave with J. J _Gayl & Son. 3-14d3lpd. , .riiscstiausous

_` FOR SALE _

“LL SHOULD remember the pub- ' _ lic auction of stock and crop at Wm. Paul's, Kingston, on March 20th. For particulars see handbills. ___ “__ _a:15a2ir_1ipa. (JQOTHES "_§A`S!{lll'I‘Sf:-'Five have on

‘sale"a' l' t of very choice clothes

baskets _manufactured in White Ash. C5Ulllrisihg‘ round,` square, oval and, hlfh baskets for soiled ‘c1othing.'For sale'cheap. Benj. Carter, Auctioneer

fm-.‘ ‘ 4 = 2.-_1f_<1a- Enssuew faire' mesa- _,_ les earriedin stock. -Bugelns...

Dominion Sale ad Vault ?0o's safes Im veuagiremle iifsteetien .gum ka' by `»“ei~-burglars. The Cans- fma. léurgsm ou., united. sf. fpmviifi Ealisi' or E&ifl"rdi¥i?

4 The undersigned oder; by pri-

"lte sale hsrhgilsehold furnlturs-in- “veins s uni me mahogany warn-

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”_l2Gl'ision table, llnd also: manv oth- °"._.*llua¥le Pisces of furniture. Fur- “‘°f"par fouars on lpplipatlon to Nh 0. wana- nesieis, 1 yvnssee.

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ANTED, three good house car-

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close to banks-and market can be ilt-

W. . . - - ina' tokens, old gold coins also old

iifANTlllD, s blacksmith, will hire ' or let shop, Appl to Spur eon H

1 nnxms nvn wonxs-we have the agency for Parker Dye Works, Toronto, well and favorably known throughout the Island. Work entrust-

ed to us will have our careful__di;‘tten-

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gon, John T. Mc§en§=. -1 - _ MALE IIISLI’ WANTED

penters, one carria3° W '

worker and painter. Good wages. to t e right men. G. R._ Gourley' B0*

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f-[10 LET, large brick store on the

,'bu|1sge part of Queen Street.

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old evrel , old church toinmun

tampa and mahogany furniture. W.

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51XM6'i~1`n-At 'rnor'n<iyke, March etn,

1911, Esther Marlon, infant daugh- ter of Bruce and Mrs Diamond. BK- ed seven weeks.

TODD-At Bradalbane, Wednesday,

March 1-i, Miss Enid Janette Tod-d, aged 17 years. Funeral this Thurs- duy morning at 11 o'clock from her father's residence.

A special llrio of pins--365 pins. on each paper, offered at the; smailwares sale 2 papers for 56 Moore G Mohood. 3- l4dtf

"special value in watches given visitors to Seed Fair, where will be found a large stock of reliable time- keepier-s to choose from. G. H. Taylor.

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At-the srnellwar`¢_es sale you will

rind Featnersifitc brain' in 6 yd pieces, splendid qualfey sale price 6 yds for So.-Moore Q McLeod.

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"Something of interest to Scotch-

men in E. iW.`Taylor’s window, south side Queen Square. _ 3-15d2i. __

Solid brass safety pins-nickel

pla‘ted,e|zes i, 2 and 3 also aa- sorted slzes regular price 5c per dozen sale price 2 dozen for Sc Moore Q. McLeod. 3-l edtf

New Valenolénnes Edglngs. and

insertions. Tnrohons. Embroide- ries. .Embroidery insertions. Straplngs sto now ready for. your lnspeotlon and really worth it-Pstons. 2-zsacr. _

At the smallwares » sale, you

will find a range of beauty pins. 3 pins to set. dull and brlqh_t`9oId finish. regular prloe 200. sale

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lckox, Clyde River. 3-10d2wpd.

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price l0o pei* set. Moore 8': Mc- l..00d. 3-|4dtf

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Wherever there are sickly people 'who

ke troubled with deranged nerves they wil. find that'Milburn’e Heart and Nerve Pillawlll restore the equilibriumef these deranged centres, and bring back the shatter-ed nervous system to s perfect condition.

They do this by their restorative

Influence on every organ and tissue of the body, and their extraordinary cura- tive power manifests itself immediately they are taken.

Mrs. G. D. Ward, Huntsville, Ont.,

writes: “I take pleasure in sending you my testimonial in praise of ycurllil- burn’s Heart and Nerve Pills. I suffered terribly with nervous prostratiem md became so bad I was not able to attend to in household duties, and now I can triithlully say that I owe my life to them. Three boxes stopped my trouble."

'Milbu\‘n'd Heart and Nerve 'Pills are

50s. per box, or 3 boxes for 81.25 at all

deal r mailed direct on receipt ol rlcgubyo The. T_ Milbum Co., Limited,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. P

“Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.

Tanton, teacher of Voice Culture, Plano and Organ. Voice Culture a

specialty. Studio, 156 Great George St. 2~7dttsrw6w.

PHEIIIPITATES _ A Hifi llllll

GALVESTON, Texas, March 13.-

A race riot was precipitated yesterday by the stabbing of Winfield Joel, a soldier from the camp at Fort Croc- kett, by an unindentiiied negro in a resort. One Mexican and _four neg;-oss were severely beaten and the house' in front of which the stabbing occur. red was set on fire and burned to the ground. The entire police _force of thc city was called out to quell the dis- turbances. »

Joel, who is a member of the 144th

Company Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort Moultrie, Charleston, S. C. was seriously wounded, but probably will recover. The police ~patrollini the beat was stabbed in the back by another soldier during the melee im- mediately following the wounding of Joel. Hc was not seriously hurt.

A remark made by _one of .loel’s

companions about the solar of the occupants of the house causal tb; attack. Joel was about to' cpen 'the door of the plare, it. is said, when some one leaned out of an adjoining window and stabbed him. Immediate- ly a crowd of soldiers and civilians attacked every negro in sight and set fire to the house. "Phe solitary policeman who appeared and attemp- sed to restore order was set upon nm' wounded.

The ofllccr sent in a riot call and

in a short time every 'available pol- iceman ln Galveston was nt thc scene. The Fire Department had great difficulty in fighting the Flames be cause of the crowd. In the meantime another house in the vicinity' was set on fire, but the firemen were able to extinguish this blaze without much difllculty.

Several lines of hose which were

being played upon the first house were cut by the mob and the fire fighters had to abandon the house to the flames and content themselve. with saving the building adjo`ining.‘

The soldier who supposed to have

stabbed the policeman was arrested. He is a. Burkwater, a private in itlir Fifteenth Company from Fort Bar- rancas, Fla.

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Question .

We can give you water under 60 lbs.

pressure just the same as in the cit- les-no attic tanks, everything can go in the cellar. We also have the fa- mous Fuller & Johnson pumping en- gine, straps into any pump, runs in any kind of weather. Has a, flve year guarantee. Call and see it working

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miles” or upon what you once possessed. ll youreyes served you well for many Years, so much more reason why you - should take proper care ol them

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or your own benefit.

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N01 ICE Telephone llleeling

The annual general meeting of the

shareholders of the Telephone Com- pany of Prince Edward Island will be held at the Head Office of the Com- pany, Queen Street; Charlottetown, on Wednesday, the 22nd day of March, 1911, at the hour of eight o'clock p. m. for the reception of the annual reports, the election __of Dir-_ ectors and the transaction of such*

_ JAS. D. OFFER, other business as may properly come

General Agent for P. E. I. hefope the meeting,

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MARITIME SECURITIES.

_ March 13, 1910.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mac- ’

xintosh it Oo., Exchange Building. ' Halifax, N. B. ‘

BANKS.

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149 _ zso 215 239

MISCELLANEOUS.,

Acadia Fire Insurance... 110 100 Acadia Sugar, 104 101 Acadia Sugar, Ord... 67 65* Brandram-Henderson, Com.... 20 17- East. Can. Sav. dr Loan...... 140 137 Eastern Trust Company 150 Halifax Fire Ins...... 105 100 Nova Scotia Telephone....... 130 125 Stanfleld’s Pfd... ............ .. 104 Stanfleld’s Com... 60 Trinidad Electric... 75

BONDS.

101, 57 : 73

Acadia Sugar... ... 103 Brandram-Henderson Halifax Elec. Trtmway 103) N. S. Steel ls Coal 1st....... SM N. S. Steel & Coal Deb...... 102i 101 Porto Rico Railways... 86 85' Btandeld’s Limited .. 102| 101 Trinidad Electric... 95 92

100 91 _ 100 94;

STOCK QUOTATIONB. > '

March 15, 1911.

Reports furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdy ds Co., Members Montreal Stock Exchange, 160 Richmond St., Charlottetown. P. E. I.

MONTREAL STOCKS.

Opofhed. Closed.

216} 23 70i 59} 1491 100 962 112 l2S§

Can. Pacific '

Cement Detroit Dom. Iron & Steel Power

Rio

Scotia

Shawinlgan Toronto St. Ry. . West. Can. Power

zis zai, 70; ss;

.. e 149;

106

_ 97

111; 125; as

e .:... G __

2-13dmwrf1ln. (Sgd.) WALTER S. GRANT

General Mana.|\A‘.

3-10dlli. _

0m- Service for Sterling Bitlcrs

The Never Failing

Commission flrilers , sa... rm.. ....1 s¢......¢i.

. Our facilities for hand-

ling Commission Orders are uiiexcelled. The service which we render cannot we

believe, be surpassed-

Promptness and quality

of execution and accuracy

' of Market News so far as

can reasonably be had, are the outstanding features of this Department of our business.

Orders for Stocks or

Bonds listed on the Ton- onto, Montreal, London and New York Exchanges' will receive our immediate attention.

Our Private Wire system

reaches all important fin- ancial centres.

.|.C.MacKintosh & Co.

Established 1873 '

Members Montreal Siock Exe

Direct Private Wires.

HALIFAX, MONTREAL,

l l I

l _ Remedy

_ A Proven Medicine of

Exceptional Value .

Tesfimonhla and References

_hy the hundred from people most prominent in City and Country. No failures.

» Sold only by '

P. lVlcQuaid

42 Queen Street. Opposite Auld Bros

Price <o¢~ ner bottle. _

Eggs lor Hatchlng

from F'oster's Plymouth Rocks. Ma- tings for this year are of the very best selection to produce exhibitions and egg laying' birds. ~ '

Prices of eggs as follows: Pullei: mating'Barred pen No I. $3,

for 15. . '~

Cr mating Barred pen No. I. $3. for

15. ‘ -

Pu mating Barred pcn No. II. S2

for 15.

Cr mating Barred pen No. II. $2

for 15.

Buff pen No. I $2 for 15.

Biifl pen No. II. $1 for 15. _

My Mottoz- "7" "1

Satisfaction to all customers. ‘

_ §1~_ _|()HN_ _ ` L. H. D. Foster, `

` . Marshfield, P. E. I.

_-‘*_" 3-14d3lthcnstt1rnfromApll-

them. _

Q dratf .

._ ________ ____,_,._._.. ..-

6 p. c. and Safe

Don't he satisfied wilh 3psr cent inferest when you can put your

money out to work where it will earn 6 per cent and be safe, too.

We have in mind two particularly attractive 6 per cent Bonds-in

both instances the principal is amply secured, ihe Companies issuing them have an exceptionally well cslahlishoil businc ss,' ihe earnings :ire

allowing good increases over previous ycnrs and are much more than ihe amount iiecessary io pay the interest on the bond issues.

Drop ns a line, just say ‘Give me particulars of tho 6 p, c Securities

mentioned in your :lclverlisuliienl in thc Chronicle" xml wo will lcll you why they are safe, and a lot ofollior information you should know about

= r . B. MIZCURDY & C0 _

Members Montreal Stock Exchange

Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, Cl'lARLOTTE`l`O\VN, St. ]ohn's, Nlld.

ggi 2 l 1

"Briny Deep" serge for l

men’s suits gives the bf-st 1 wear. Every three yards stamped “Briny Deep

Serge." . . »

NEW YORK STOCKS. COTTON.

Opened. Closed. Opened. Closed.

Atchison 108i 1082 May 14.49 14.46 Am. Beet Sugar 45; 45| July 14.25 14.29

Amnl. Copper 043 642

Brooklyn R. T. 77! 77?, CHICAGO MARKET.

Readln 157 157

iz l l

Union Pacific 176 175| May Wheat

ll. S. Steel 78?. 7lliMay Pork Vu. Chemical 661 C61 July Corn _

Opened Closed

17 _ 32 17 .G0 505 50*

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