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' ` _ i .. ' ` APRIL 15, 1911

THE cnARLor'rETowN GUARDIAN _ _ ~ 1'“*"_°" “"1 1 ______,_

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Re- i*~rgan__i_zation Sale

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_o all. _..eonom-ical 1 _ ui ers!

Mars and says’ ciolhiiefrufnishings nos and caps

Ends oday, Saturday at 10.50 P. M- A A

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of

i Be on hand today Sure. Never will Prices he any lower

_ our Assortment af EASTER WEARING APPAREL is complete.

It takes less Money here than elsewhere to supply your Wants.,

arlott et owni’s Greatest Salfe

The Maritime Miercantile Co.. Sales Managers.

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MON'f`AGUf‘»`_; SUURIS

...It pays to buy in this Province.

...Stanley Mc\'ain, Bothwell, is re-

ported very ill.-J.

...Attention is drawn to the cl. ad.

of J.J. Hughes which appears in thisi _

issue. _

...There were several good sized gasoline boats manoeuvering in Sour~ is harbor Thursday.-J.

...The funeral of Peter, son of Hugh McAuley, took place from St. l\1ary's Church Thursday afternoon.-J.

...Mr. Riley, teacher at Southlake,

left Souris Thursday morning for the city, where he will spend his Easter holidays.

_.Hallie Hickey, Gouan Bree, has

returned from a busness trip through- out the western part of the Pro- vince.-J. _

...Brent, son of Frnnk» Conroy,

Bouris, who has been very ill for some time, was slightly improved Thursday.-J.

...The Montague market Prices

Thursday were the same as when last published and appear itemized in an- other column of this issue.-M.

...lt might bc well to correct the

statement mndc in the Patriot of Monday last, with reference in tha wreck of the iiarlow, in which if was claimed if. would fake eight days to go to St. Paul's island in summer. Vessels from Snuril have made St.. Piero in thirty-six hours nearly iwici- the flintance. li. might ln- wcll for that govcrnmcnt organ in i-vi-_'rm in ,, sv0s'fuI>hy-

...A Sturgeon corrcspomlent writesif

Reqprocityuind the new trup regula-I tions are the principal topics of the day._" The majority of the furmersl araengailist the former and the int-' ter is condemned by nil the fishermen and_it is mid if it is put into force it will ruin the lobster industry. Harold S._(`_onr:1<l has returned from n. short visit to (lnsperesux. Our en-' ergetic merchant J. A. McKinnon isl busily engiged in getting in fresh supplies for the spring. He intends building a large store this summer. william Conf-mi was visiting om friends in'Albion last week and had` a #dry pleasant trip. Mrs. Frank_ Conrhd is recovering from a severe attuzk of fa grlppe. Charles Grifhn il having a new dory built under the capable management of John Griffin. Milk; May Randall intends paying n lflolft /visit to friends in Murray Har- bbrisfn thenear future. Frank Con-

d ' s busil ` en A cd in huiidin n.

gl 'A Y . z sr iz or sfor the coming lobster season.

Johan way is digging mud in

1‘h¥trout season opened lat* A and many speckled beauties

I ...John l\icPliee, Souris, is very ill

‘fl l’“eu'u0“i""’“‘]~ ...Miss Ida Brown, Rollo Buy, who!

_ “-_, _ _ _luis been attending the Business Col-

---The Mommg Bully “uardmn Cfllllicgc in Vliarlottetowii, has returned

_be obtained nt W. A. Johnstone`s, Montague. 2-S¢1rtL

..'.Mise Maggie Mncrlaclicrn, b‘.ou1'is, who has been teaching at Flelkirk,l has arrived home.-J. s

...The Morning Daily Guardian can

be obtained at H. J. Mabon’s drug store, Souris. 4-»idrtf.`

; ...The Souris High School closed Thursday for its Easter vacation. lt will open again on Tuesday next.-J.

' ...James Villiard arrived at his home in Souris Thursday after an absence of five months in the State; of Maine.-J.

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9 ' ...Milton Welsh of the Marine andl BU51_\_~|.;SS M|.;N_

ND S l<‘ir~'hcry dept, (‘lmrlottetown, ues in _______v__________.,._._._.,._._____.,.,_,._._.,._.,._._____._-,-_-,-...-.V_-...._ .~‘ouris Thursday on a business triD-- Numa l 2

'J Capt. Worth

Gay

Brown Moore McKay

home on her vacation.-J.

...lion. Laughlin MacDonald, arriv-

ed in Souris on the Thursday even- ing’s express from Charlottetown. He will spend Easier nt; his home at East Point.-~J.

...Martin McKinnon, Montague, hav-

ing consented to act as Guardian re- presentative, all news, advertising an'd subscriptions in Montague. and vicinity should be handed to him.

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...Word was received in Souris ou

Thursday last of the death of Wm. Douglas in East Boston, at the age of ninety-two years. This news will be received with regret by his re-

.._Miss Winnie Cochran, sch oi-_ . . ~ _

ltcacher at Gowan Brae, left Sogris Vmlves and fneilds of this place' J'

.yesterday morning for the city, where she will spend her Easter holi- days.-J. =

...Adrian Mclnnis, Red Point. who

spent the winter in Bangor, Maine, has arrived home. He will tnkc charge of the Red Voini. Flircse Fac- tory.-J.

...Mrs. Gordon linker. Soliris, and

ber daughter Davids have lefl. on u short trip to (`barloi_tetnw|\. whcrv they will bn the gilcsis uf Mrs. Hnk

|cr's iimtlwr, Mrs. J. fi. floss.-.l.

..F. G. Jordan, Souris, having

-consented to act as Guardian rcprc-_ sentativc, all news, advertising a.nd` subscriptions in Houris and vicinity should be handed to him. 2-lfldrtf,

...'f‘hc dcuth of Mrs. Hciijmiiili Uof-

Iin occurred at her hmnn in Hfouris 'I‘hursdny_ afternoon. She wus in ill health for some time suilcring from ucnemiu. She leaves to mourn a hus- band and n family of small children. 'l'he Guardian extends sympathy to the bereaved.-J.

...At Montague a few evenings ago

Brother W. A. Mehcsn, recording-sem rctary of Court Sylvan, I. 0. F., on behnlf of the Supreme Court of For- esters, Toronto Com., presented to Bro. Horatio Nelson and Bro. John 0. McDonald a beautiful pearl em- blematic souvenir pin which is pre-'° sented by the Quarter Million Club for success in securing new members.

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After Dinner '

_ ‘Do ull!! dlpestlon. relieve dhtml 7# after eating or drinking foo heartily,

to prevent constipation, fake _ '

H-93u's _ run _

"Any person wishir* to purchase u good etlt’oner¥ Gntln should see theVARR1E GAHDLENE ENa1Nlii before purchssinl elsewhere. sais by uso. oanamsm

...The grand total attendance for

the Souris High School for the month of March was 465R, number of pupils enrolled, 246; number daily present, 202; percentage of attend- ance, S2. There was 32 cases of tar- dincss and fifteen cases of truancy. The attendance would have been bet- ter were it not for the number of casra of sickness.-J.

BUWLING

'l‘hc Icaguc gnvnewiu Hurkrfa Alleys

lust night. between Business Men and Alerhifiilcs provrd ii big surprise to tliosc who believed the |ul_f.cr fo bu invinciblc. ’I’l\cir liitlicrtn untnrnisli f‘d,cxccution luis u great big blur on it administered by the llusincss Men. In the first innings the Moch- anics had the favorite allcy and trimmed the representatives of the trading fraternity to the extent of 118 pins. This looked like "good day" to the match but by a remarkable display of "nerve" thc Business men caught up and passed their oppon-_ ents in the second innings with 64 to c1"edit."1‘hen began the battle royal the finish of the third innings being of the kind that makes the hair stand up on one's head. When it was through and the totals had been fig- ured u the Business Men had the to- tal mallority of 15. Small, but it was

enough-They have the proud con- sciou ness of having done what all others have so far failed to do.

A. N. McKay was the highest in-

dividual scorer and aggregate man, making 206 and 519 respectively. Captain Currie and his followers have the sympathy of many-no bou- quets please. Look out for the next match Tuesday evening between 4th Regiment C. A., and Mechanics. It is rumored that the artillery boys have imported a professional coach

_ _from Bulalo and will he one hand

N I C E_,w1th heavy guns. The Mechanics may

The following are the scores 2-

ladizh but its true ! '

“For that new easter. sun- and

.grip coat so to H. H. Brown.” The

assortment Is large, prlods are

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128 151 1I>'|'~---ilib 139 103 'l6H-501| llL$ 133 117-363 .173 159 145-477 121 206 192-511-1

842 775)--2295

Totals ............. .. 674

- ME(.‘-HANIPS.

Name 1 Z Il f.tl.

163--428 142-46_7 180--510

143 176-487 103 _.1f.7»~:ius

147 ill? |67 1481

148

182

.1ew<_-rs 168

128

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Totals ............. ._ 792 660 --

Majority for Business Mun-iii.

The League game in the Arena

Thursday night between the 4th Re- giment and the Mechanics teams drew over a hundred interested and, at times, excited spectators.

Both teams were strong and the

contest between them was the most even ever witnessed in the city. The Fourth maintained R, small load at each inning, just enough to give the Mechanics hone for victory.

The first game was won by the

Fourth by 37 pins, the second by 10 and_tlic final by 14, making a major- ity for them of 61 Pins. ~

The Mechanics and it-h Regim-ent

are now a tic in the. lmagiic. cnch with three games to play.

The following arc the scorcu:

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Hooper.. .. _ ._

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l\lcf&ay_. .. __ _ __ ll`»~i l\lcl~}arhr|'i1._ ._ _ __ 152 Williams.. ._ __ __ l.'»li McKinnon.. ._ _ ._ till Smith.. ._ _ . ._ 155

Total.. ._ ._ .. ._

M IQCHA NICS

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Crockett.. ._ . ._ 142 Gardiner.. ._ . ._ 111

152

Strain.. .. _ ._ 156

Jewsrs.. ._ _ . ._ 147

Tomi.. .. .. ._ ._ ._ ._

2 |55 fmt 154| 151 124

2 182 123 104 157 143

_ Majority for -ith Reg't..

Lone iimul costs an Eve 5

oMA`iiA, Noi., Aiiru 11-A long ‘ Avril 13. 1911.

hatpin cost William Pefilwrs. gate-‘ mporu mmmhd by F B Mc_ man at the Union Station, an eye Ourdy/ 8, Coq Member. 'Momma' this mornin: ~e;1f§“¢em§i“°°~f P*°'°‘“¢ stink exchange. iso menmsna st. his brain and I ng m. _ _ _ '

ummm tickets “_Ci1srlottetown. P. E I

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Peppers was r s Am am' su ar 4a 4:1 ' 5°' i

If 'l`l.l. 3015- 521 156-468 1315- - 4158 144-393 130-409

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3 'l`tl . 1 17-441 1 31-363 150-406 174-487 179-469

.. 2168

. .. 61

ushed her wa put the gatemsn the

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P Y ` Cilentu. 22 pin_in her het caught in the corner D°*,.o,t___ 70 of‘hls left eyel aroorating it badly, D _ ]_ _Q gm 5” and tearing across the temple cut a 1| ohm 92, deer rub theme »ev°I‘e\ fP°\*°° W3- P ' r... ...iso ‘ Th* Bkht 0| tho elle. IM dwtrbl ~»'R$| x_ D" 1* p_ c___m7

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0llfES A BOND T0

BE ll GOOD MAYOR

Al/l`(lN, Ill., .\pril ll~-floin_\_f_ om: hotter than otheij reformers, who have merely given their ward to live up to platform pln.igc_.-_ Htepheii Crawford, candidai_e» for Mayor of Alton, yesterday deposited $15,400 in an Alton bank as "hail" to he for- feited if~ he is elected and fails to close "saloons on Sunday. as he has p|'onnlscd in his canipaign.

M/\R1'l`l M E SE()llRl'i‘1ES.

April 12, lllll. ,

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An Exceptionally Attractive 6 p. c. Bond With A Bonus 01 Common Stock.

Ii is :in offer which we consider one of thc most favor-

able we have placed before the l‘u1ilic, and will merit investig- ation.

Those Bonds may be p\1rc1ia~‘cd at Par and arfcrued in-

terest, :ind will bc accompanied by a Bonus of Common Stock.

As thc issue is small, those who have funds for invest-

mc-nl will do well to coniuiunicntc with us at once. _

J. C. & Co.

Q\|0tBU"IlS lllfnllihvd hy J- V- M84" l\le|nl»ers Montreal Hiook |‘]xch1-uige. Direct l'rivnfe Wires

fiintosh & Cu., Exchange Building, Halifax N. S. '

_ BANKS. v

140 260 272 238

B. N. America 151 New Brunswick 265 Nova Strotifi 275 Royal Bank 06 (‘unadu ‘.240

MISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire Insurance _ . . _._ 110 Acadia Sugar, Pfd_._ 10:1 Acadia Sugar. oi-ri ev

Brandram-Henderson, Com-

lllnll... ... ...

East. (fan. Sav. & Loan.. 140 East. Trust 150 Halifax Fire Ins... 105 99 N. S. Telephone 135 125 Stanfielrl's Pfd X li... 105 102 Stn.niicld's (Him. X ll... 65 lil I Trinidad lillevtric X il ......... ._ 711'

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Acadia Sugar...

Brsndram-Henderson.... 100 97 Halifax Elec. 'l"ramway_.. 1025 (N N- 3- Steel & (lonl, lst... ilfig .l4\ N. S. Steel &_ Coal, Deb... 1025 101 Porto Rico. Railways... '86 85

Stanficld's, Limited... 1021 Trinidad Electric... ur,

100 100 |35

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MONTAGUE MARKWFB.

Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue. ‘

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Herrinir, per bbl. $5.00 to $6.00 Flour Roller procured 35 Oats 36 to 38 Potatoes 40 U, 45 Uutmeal, per cwt. $3_25 Beef, 'per iii ‘ 3 to 10 Butter, per lb (creamory) 22 Pork 1; to si Este ' 15 Hay, per ton gg* Mutton 9 Hides 7 Oodiish 1 to 3

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STOCK QUOTATIONB.

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lfAl.lF.\X. l\I()1\"l‘lif<I.\Ii. ST. JOHN.

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rizoreimes or P. BURNS Gil. C0.. LTD.

1\' Q:\lg.1r__\'_ flue head ollu-c ol llic Conipmiy, the aballoir and packing

l'\‘\l-°¢‘ “'\_|l\ f“l_\'¢\'l"\l L`\'Wl'#\lf‘» nic.. rover nn nrca of about 18 acres.

Ai \ uiicoovcr, lhc aibailnir and packing house occupy a sile of nine

iicrvs 1 1| ihc cil_\' \'.~;1tor fron! The ulfinialr cmislrilcliufi of at ivharf for occaii-gzniiig >\fe.||iicrs will en.'\blo these lo lic limdcd with live Block dircrl from flue yards or wiih dressed mont from flue aballoir. -

'l lic \\'l|olv.<.¢|c dcpsulnieni :if \'.\ncouver has a niusi coniplcle rulrl

storage c\|ui|inicnl, .md a six alorcy building in the licuri of life cily ar- iwinilnorliilvs another market with .i cold storage plant and suites of offi- <'\~=_ N1-.er at fund is zi lliofouglily modern stable ol' fire proof construc- lion for l_he Coliipiuiyli drfuighl and delivery horses,

f\l |‘f\l\1\\'I\l\u\. lr-Glllbriilge. l~`¢-ruie, Nels and Rcvclsiolu-,tlie conipamy

luis wld storage b_u1ldings well adapted to its wholesale and retail trade. Al other plarvs brick or f`ran\¢- buildings haw been cou~1l\-uclcd, generally will: rcfrig\'|'.'\1i|ig plan.

'flu' .'\\lu‘rf:| farm Lunfs. \v||i:l\ iufal iq? 4; acres an-_ umrl' Imih as

l°"‘”""_"“ ""‘d f""'*li")I \"\"|P'<. lkirgc qunnlilies ol' hay lining s\°\‘urcd and Cui for “|1114-r uso. _

\\'c own ;im`l._\\f1`¢~|' for sale in Iols fo suit purchasers a block of K2]

__, the o p. c. l~|rsl and llcfundiug Mortgage Bonds oflhis com- __ pany at ion and interest, yielding .1 full 6 per cent on (hcl

lnonuy iiivvslcd

aM'_=|:usnY - HEHBERS MONTREALOTOCK EXCHANGE ~

Hillflri Montreal. Sydney, CHARLOTTETOWN, St. John'|, Nfid. drltf _

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Scotia... ... 98 ' 98 0

shswinlgsn.; ...wi ual HICAGO MARKETS' 'roronm sz.; ...iso iso - opened. cloned W¢Bt- Can. Power... 56 56 May Wheat . . . .._ 88| B9 Steel Co._of Canada... 34 July Wheat... 85| B52

r . 85) 85|

NEW YORK STOCKS. Sept. Wheat..

» -_ OMIM- Closed- M-sy Pork.._1n.1z 15.20

Atchison ' 108| 108 Jul Corn

w-0111811 atttmbbed to 9Qs\|¢_¢¢° d“°°u9h 0pened_ C\0Bed_ 3|-Dany" R_ 1~___ 73 17;

Reading _ . . ... _.1551 155; “Sovereign

Union r»s¢inc___ _...neg 116| _

U. S S Del... ..

Va. .Chemical _ . . .._ 66| 652 mere Hose and

so-pq~0N_ Hose; Ask your den er

Opened. Closed. gud _

my... 14.115 14.11 _ -_‘. lorthlspri _.'

.nuygé 14.110 14.-10

' sera'-'»_1_ai_¢;xi_t‘-wsllill-L‘a.`w.'.»r‘_»;'e_=-..~-_ 1 -_'_~;{,r,i;:¢,»_ii','p.~.o‘.f-b/-,==4"“-a. \

the safe 'him e f=B\1_l°1\°l>1Y d"°”°d Mournnar. srooxs. Amin. copper-ig.. _'ff 62;' ez; - - - _

the crowdl gnthend about lt. Al she Cmndinn Pacwc _ _ _ _ ___226 225! X

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