FEBRUARY ‘I3 1911
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nomplication arose today in the bsgeff _;)ts;E_t_le _“'1_tl1 the pi'o_spectivi»_
fight for the millions left by Mary In e the device h i
coNcoRD. N- H~. Feb. s-A new
rent question and one for the '
in-
Bakex. Eddy th? Christian Science f_c_sts an ansi-fer to the nlq .nil-i It
leader. who died in Dece:nbcr_. Al;
George W. Baker of this city has Sm.
appeared as a claimant to the entir;-| (i
estate. l
y did the rhickcn cross question.”
"ts l"'~"e “lime lu for a fairshsr ’ Il
e i
. _ ld. One genius ii ` ‘ ve A
Eddy, being the son of George Sulli-' _ -_,_ . w use nights had New
van Baker. _ _ Iihliccntvly -been made. hldeollfi by back ifrip.
His contention isthat George \V._mt° f°“‘-ellis. devised a cast iron
Glover and Dr. Ebenezer J. Fostericat
with steel claws' ‘to fight live 1.
Mclh' " se trlfld t0 Stoll Bhd tirrne
n»v--ii___?- __
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pays to buy in this Province.
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_ f tl, - _ _ '. and Mrs. Pethick, city, left last'
Mr. Baker is a nephew of lilrs.‘|(;i| . attention of I-he invciitii nirht for Georgetown, enroufe to c
Glasgow, N. S., on a short li
wel.. Bam" __ the road? Mrs J. J.\l~Iornby. City. has re- through the eastern section of the
d from a visit to Halifax. ~Provinr|.
Y FECFBB On C0111 life
Eddy. the direct heirs, have sold outlwos to death' It Contained a °`0°k` with
tl; ir share in the estate and that _ ' __ _‘fill “'08 film
___;__ ____ not the__e10____ entitled t___;1_e_c_ess_z;r_y ::_l_is t_o uind up the cist fur.
nnything more under the laws for the ; ,,`,.h,,,.e it ,flonm PF” It 0" tl", ‘N100
succession of Dr0P¢l`tY- fwlncrs A ,_ "_’“‘?t_*1“‘l \'==\|1<iiiinfi ini .l'.
if the heqiiests to the ii-iother. ',,, _ ,,; ""*‘“‘ _*“l"~° "iii/viii' i.- ii mei
_ _ _ I osp iresrent _L_ _ . _
Church fail the case uouid be thcimghtcn a“_____ ____<_;i ______desif:iicil to gel
fl* lmalisvmeiit and an ti
same as when one leaves _no direct, Anoihcr dw, _ _ mm-  cial
_ ra lm “_ _‘_ _ _ its is called an exeiti.-er
l]l‘i:ersbeiIIeIlllI:iaci?l1el¢;a,tean(ll Ili is tile l(I>nl)i§|[Ol\ mm' ,mm the a.l'p_ucatl°" 1"” H
living collateral hen. Nh suit iihsi§§,§.“”,_f1f"ff_,Fl§§tlt,” ‘“”°“‘l‘“l 1"l\“~ thi
been brought as yet, but TiL§ZiSni`t,,L..,t__ ii 1. (_` "_._____E(f ml' and IM! S01
Tuttle, Burroughs and Wyman oflhz, Hlled :\_it'=;":"’_ "_ “f_Hlill”_fl0 frail to Th
Manchester have notified the clerk off,,,e._ii(.,,,e ,mu ';:)lI1'l_?_`1h-_'_‘_el_‘licf_ if is ii cars flour and four'csrs mixed freight. |McMillan spoke for one and a hall
'  ` ---- hours, taking for his subject “What
\'rsf.f~rilay there was celebrated in _ Shall God do with the Heathen." The
ie city churches the three hun:frcth'spoa.k-er gave a clear forceful exhor-
the Merrimack county Superior (‘ou|~tlg
that they shall appear Fcb. 11 and S,
nl motion for permission to inter
0 U _ _ f` it
,-,ine in behalf of their clients. If T
granted they will themselves file sig.
subsidiary bill In eflllltl’ l»0 l‘lll0l`C¢' into form. b
_ 'lie-,_n problem of lzeiting people up g
in ie niorningg is as old as the hills,
and one of the early patents i5.;uc,1 fl-1,., ,-_,,._,_,m-, ,,f th? mte M,.H_ 1.71,./_a_ sed through the city last evening on ¢0
WH Y"-eo:i;;l1r.i\_ c‘ty, tool: place Sat-bhis \vav_to Boston to undergo and op- i'!`0flll<‘ft-‘F-"
_ __i_l_`<iii}' nit.r\_~ii~\oii by sfveciai t:‘_n.in tolerntionin the Carney Hospital there
-.. .»_i»ii'u'<.ml for interment. Sei'vi<‘fs nt for an internal trouble. Dr. ("rn.w-
nc house and grave were conductedlford was siiffering intense pain, and U
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Baker's claims.
Mr, Baker was one of those who
|,;-ought the original "next fricnds”g
suit in 1907. I-Ie remained in the liti-
gation to the end, but when the case
was dropped and a settlement made‘
with Glover and Foster Eddy, he sc-‘
ngivad nothing on account of the fact
that he was not nearly enough relat-
ed to her.
He is a painter hy trade and has
worked in various places in this city
since he came here from Tilton i-iomei
years ago. He has a. large ftlmily,
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cts a wiiifl of the catuip and in-_,-_
ies tue ball and bats it about uniil U.
has had li. thorough ivorking out. ni
firee wcc-ks’ work with the bali ii.; K
llmantceil to bring any :_-ld cat back T
- 1 lriihi omiie _<iid~l-iopiiihii building on
_McFarInne, the well' known com- ‘Longworth Ave. 'l`h`ex:e was but little
cial man, was among the passcn-ldsmage, the fire being caused by a
S t0 U00l'2etov/n on the mail si>c-lsparlr from' the flue niizliting on the
last night. roof. `
P  _ _5 ' If `
cod. health ti b" dlllol o, Basil., where he is Iochtel.
barrels ofifun at the Valentine, ---4
fe in the Arena tomorrow'c\'en~' “
S IHUFHIW: viill be one cal condcn
milk alla lm" CMS mllled fl‘€igl1l-- earnest address in the Opera House.
c inward cargo Saturday was two_Tlie meeting opened at 2.30 and Mr.
The outward cargo by the Minto
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iuiversary _of the translation oi thcltatiun on_t_h;ingtters under consider-
10.2 James version _of the ililileiation and was listened to with rapt
hm “'11” mild" U10 Sllblect of a num-iattcntion by s very large audience.
"'i‘l~is: i.A'i‘as'i° saws 'PHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ,.-,RST 0,, A,_,_.. PAGE THREE
W. G. Dystant, city. left last night
for Georgetown on a business frfp
threatened war if Newfoundland as-
sumed an ohdurate attitude. "This
threat," Mr. Bond argued, "is th;
strongest confession of American de-
pendence upon fisheries concessions in
our waters."
"Cajoler`Lrs," Mr. Bond explained,
Fred Worth, son of Henry Worth,
ity, who has been visiting at the
nine of his parents for the past few
’wi:eksi, ~left .last aight on the mail
e ' 1 for Geox' etoun o return to
CoVCrS_ a scheme for i'ig|;in_<; ii kind ni g
alarm on old fashions-d wall clocks. i
on lht clock had joiwncyed around to 1,
t e desired hour for the alarm il
By this nrranggenicnt when thc hniid
h
Fl
placed under the clock. A more nlol
ei'
if
h
iring was released that dropped .fi :
weight on s tin pan thnt had hcc,i!J_
l‘o
n device consists of a nicchaiiisin
i be riggcil up on fhc head of the
ed so that when the alarm was
cr of special addresses at the rc-
ulnr services.
hy as-.»_ ii. o. snhthie. The phil-'
I The flreii-ien were called out about
.5 last evening for a slight blaze on the
R a---_
Yesterday afternoon Evangelist A.
H. McMillan, New York, delivered an
P
lii-_ Crawford, of Hunter River, P. P
E. I., accompanied by his sister, pgs.
vhile in the city could not wait in ll
The sympathy of their muh lvl
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h
"that we will increase our sales i
ther mari-refs ii/rliich Canada will
robably abandon in order to supply
-s:ii'f‘r.~= were: \V. B. Robertson, M. the depot for his train, hill. had to -"\m"l`i""" l`@‘l‘ll"°ml'“U"-U
Nloraii, (Thai-lcs Lyons, W. S. be carried to a near hotel to rest.-
"l0i Vllllt. J. Gillis and l’cter]St. John Telegraph. tfl
Stewart. _ - n
"ware implied in the 'recent pretend
the Newfoundland Premier, Sir Ed-
ward Morris. Mr. Bond said th-at
the colony thereby sacrificed the
right of appeal to The Hague tribu-
nal which was assured it under the
award of last summer. He maintain-
ed that "all the money spent by
l\’ewfoundlnn_d_ ou account of the ar-
bitration of the fisheries question has
been virtually wasted because of this
abandonment of its right to appeal."
"While the award of The rlague
tribunal is i;ati.sfautoi‘y in some re-
spects," he continued, “it neverthe-
less presents several features which
may develop serious annoyance to
Newfoundland."
Discussing Canadian reciprocity
with the United States, Mr. Bond
said that lic was opposed to New-
foundland entering any reciprocity
agreement in conjunction with Cann-
`da.< i
"Canada wants independent reci-
rocity," hc said, "because Canada’s
roximity enables her to supply
American markets with fresh fish ii
"I think, however," he continued
In closing, the former Premier urg-
thnt,ths colonial assembly grant
bounty to local fishermen, thereby
encouraging the prosecution of th
erring fisheries hy natives.
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mpctition with Newfoundland’s salt
r
Il
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for the Support ‘ff “lhich thffm has sounded a iictlike affair is <li‘opiii:;l
never hem 5“Yth"‘g except hm 'lmlv on the fnre of the sleeper to tickle
waxes. Slivlilll he be S“°°@_SSf\\l in his him until he awaiies.
contention he would be raised from a
position _of compara_ti\'e _p0\'f_2l‘W £0 clock feature, Adolph J. Nordman,
he the Y`1Ch¢St man In UNB "lt" “WI San' Fraiicisco, in 1885 patented
Perhaps ill thl? Stal” Ol New HNUP' cuinbination “alarm and waking
shire. l' l_" It was so arranged that if the
_ _:per did not hop out of bed immed-
this time l-\1l"l10<l his back “P0” hlfllintely on the sounding of the afar
ln choosing counsel Mr. Baker hzisi,
former att0I‘H@_VS- the upper part of the bed iii-.fipp
Of lI1\’\'.V€1`S “'lllCll “pimms ln his bf`f`4 ini.” on his head. The only vin!
Hut progressing beyond the alarm
half is a second cousin of Mrs. Eddv ;,e,,_ti,,g that was U, Siem, Wm, yo
Sherman E. Lliirrnuglis of the fiririiguddenly and he found himself stand- eve, witnpssed at the Peo leis theB__.
and might himself be one of the heirs he
in certain contingencies.
mas rssriuour ii _ _ ll
iieiiaii u.i~iriii.soh
ad at the foot of thc bed.
'ln 1802 G. A. Seaman, uf Bi'oo
yn, came along with a time afar
1
ome sort of convulsion that effect-
S
- " ually ejected the occupant. This u
ST LOUIS Feb 8--Tellin" Of her
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married life, lvi_`s. Alice L. Lemen Lgrently it was a little ,.O,,gh_ fm.
` ith
3.11
talked so fast on' the witnc-ss stand i
that Judge Hadley ordered a recess B
uhtedly did the business but a
n 1894 Mr. Seaman came back w
n application for a patent ou
t this hed The im-
of three hours to give his fagged impmvemen _On _
iztenographer a rcst. Mrs. Lemen is
impossible to get in a word. Ques-
tions were not heeded and the wo- .L
ma” easily maintained A high vel” Brockton, Mass., patented an anti-
iforing device in 1891. It consisted
city of language which never (la-ggeil. E
- "l used tositupniglitstill 12 o'clock 0
darningmyhusbnnd'ssocks," she raced ,,
along. “OftenIdidnot have enough 0
irlothestokeepmewarm. Oncchetoldme
tocomedowntownwitbhimand he’d buy of
me$100worthofc1othcs. Whrnivegotfo
imanx PATENTS
HAVE Banu resume. ,,
Almost 1,000,000 patents have been ‘plication, “enabling a man trnDl10~'l
issued by the United States Govern- nn .the upper floor of a building tn
ment since the establishment of the lower the cord and pull up a P000
Patent Office and approximately 700 upon which he might descend to safe-
new paitents are being issued every f,
y~” _ _ .
week. That is one reason why soruel The horror of being bUl`l€d *IW*
freak patents have been issued. lt is -hug, evidently spurred inventive gen-
SQS - ‘
ing more or less than a curiosityihnve been issued iii a number of dc-
will slip by the examiners now and ‘vices for cxtricating one from that
then when so many thousands of ai* lunfortunate predicament. Sin Wars
plications are being considered. .ago Edwin S. Crosby End 1*-ll RH?"
inevitably that a device that is noth- Iiu
H
Another reason is that the law,
flllarantees a patent to the inventor e
d
of any device that is new and useful. i ling from grl1\'@S- BY Img, mecham
A fresk device is always new and its ism the slightest manifestation of re-
crcator can usually make a vigorous turning consciousness on the D8\‘i_0f
representation of its utility. a
For example, any one will conrede.terrcd flashes a Signal 0" top of the
that a device that will krcp 1_1 chick- i gr
Cn from scratching up n '_.>;ai'dci\ or sin
flower bed is useful, so what was the co
Patent Office to do but issue paperslnpened. The mechanism also supplies
when a man came along with such ai oxygen to the interred pending thc
device that was undeniaibly new. The arrival of the relief_expedition. _
an .s ` _
_ .Hale, of Kansas City, in 1885. The
fhestorehelinnded me Slo and strolled novel feat,,,.e about them is that
“Way-" _ they were to he of greutzst utility
And so it went on and on and on. when they werc not being worn, They
were constructed with a long cord
W
_ _ proved bed did not throw fi fit and
suing for divorce from her second ejwt the Sleeper when the ,._1a_,.m
. Cl Wll' C. . ` . ~ ‘ v _ _- .
h“l_‘_l7_2_‘_‘ _'fer iaxxney };°u';’_‘;nit almost ,s_o_unded but in0_I_tly 101105 him belllly some stoiy pleasingly told. The Jeal-
t on the floor
As a kind of companion piece to
hese devices Linus H. Shaw, of
f n simple lisrness designed to pre-
ent one‘s sleeping with the mouth
pen. ` _
Mention should be made of a pair
suspenders patented l>Y GCOFEC U-
oven into them that could be read-
y iihriivsiied, “thus." says the iw-
to unusual efforts for Patents
enry, of Lake Charles, La., pstenf_.-
an ini-,piggigg apparatus for BIKINI"
supposed corpse that has been in-
ave and sounds an S. O. S. alarm
the house of the scxton. Which ll*
ntinued until the grave has been
E CI
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iff’
lil
lh
ef!
ed that you couldn't beat. When
the alarm went oil the hed performe
friends and acqu:iinfanccs,_will he si con-
stant source of protection ii_i case of fire
or thieves and in tiiiie»of sickness will
pay for itself over and over. Tlie Pllfmc
m
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fivrs and friends in this city will bc
extended to Alfred White and family,
death of Mrs. White which occurred
of suddenly yesterday after a protract:d
a illness. She leaves to mourn quite a
large family besides' her husband.
She was .i-i sister of Mrs. Fred Dam-
crxll, city. ' _
m _
0<l_ (ine of the finest tales of tne sea
P
Ol trc, that popular place of amusemenI;,l
UF was shown Saturday night and was
'one thrill from start to nnish. The
li* storm at sea was so real that one
U1' shuddered at the thought but the
huge breakers as they dashed in fury
il over the rocks were mu.gnif’iccnt.'Tiie
shipwrecked fislicrmen floating out to
H’ sea, cniieavoring to keep alive, was
1" most pathetic while the noble sacri-
fice of one of the men and the safe
return of the one married man to his
family was such as to call forth sym-
pathy and leave a lasting impression
and s desire to see the picture again.
'The Child‘s Stratagcm was a win-
ous mother makes herself and others
miserable through her distrust and
sues for divorce, but after a trying
experience nobly acknowledged licr`
Douglas St., on the occasion of the
J 5.
6£w_~_G2.f.'d%
1  sf.
-~ Y
15 Arena tomorrow evening. She‘ll be
sz  a there. Don't miss it.
»`
aff; s 5-- -
faults and the story ends happily.
The liit of the evening was "He Who
Laughs Last" and it was superb. The
audience was thoroughly pleased and
many thought this reel worth thc(
admission price alone. Newk Sawyciii
kiiows how to entertain and enjoys
the sport. Miss Kelly’s music was a
feature much enjoyed.
::As sweet as honey. MaeI\innon’s
Sweet Castor oil is the real thing for
children. No more fighting to get the
little ones to take ‘,'0il." They like fl
the new kind and take it readily, l5c
a bottle. The MacKinnon Drug Co.,
usinuuuuu-|__l_-zi€__ ______;
Backache is the first and the sure sign
of kidney disease. m
affected in some way.
Next to the heart, the kidneys are,
perhaps the-most important organs in Lhc
writes -“I take n. great deal of plcusiiie
in telling you the benefit I have reccivcll
from the use of Doun'n Kidney Pills. I
was troubled with my kidne_ys for sevorni
years; my back was weak, had tcr:~il;l ~
headaches, and was so restless I could
not slse at night. I coinniencc1l°\i.siii;;
Doan's .I){idne_v Pills sud in it very short
time I was right and fit again."
Doan’s Kidney Pills u 500. ptr box
or 3 for $1.25, nt all ¢‘.::ale~~ nr 2.-i;:5!:»<l
direct on receipt of price by 'l`l:c 'i`. Mi!-
burn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. i
If ordering direct specify “Doi1n’n."
cor. Gt. ceo. sr Kr. sts. drti. IDRAPE YQUR P05]-_ERs_
   bers of the architeetiiral faculty at
_ ,thc__Uni\_f_ersity at _[_’enp_;y1vaxiia apps- t
ff” Y W? P ° Wm” “S Wi ll i<_ P' as t $2.00 sch i
  those who insisted that the Barnard ¥§; TWglc;;],1cs_c 0 E d,.&_
. statues in the State Capitol at Har-
I`l
     |y_h'¢ eyes of the legislators. p
When the back aches or becomes weak that they be Hiliapedi' before being
it is a waming that the kidneys are placed in the show windows about morrow evening Good fun for Ong
the campus. an
school said that he, too, believed in
"art for art's sake," but he could
~__ i- , body. It is no wonder then that if the not cgiintenange the ulilbitlng »0f
kidneys are affected the whole system 'l10StB1‘S Bfollnd the COIIGRP. Whlflh
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_ , _ _  _.Q1 _ must be. W
l _ _ ' e 'Q ~' ;- ";._`" I On the first sign of bnckache Do:in’s  natumlibus .,
. _ » ' (1 ' _' Kidney Pills should be taken. They go “ '
_.T-.    _ 'I ` ‘f ri ht to the seat of the trouble, heal tho
” ` ‘ii   dglicafa membranes of the kidneys and
“i,` } _ » I  _’,¢._{iI,’l`*j make their actioil_regular and n_atui-nl." t_
‘ luvlts  e | _ _,  Mr'_L‘ J' bafdmer’ Lake A“"""'__N"q" ed or that they be suitably drap-
No modern home can do witliout_a
phone-it is really indispensable 111
every up-to-date household. _
The phone will connect yoi1\viil11'0‘“'
ter casts used as models for architec-
cd. ~
WOULD LET BOY EIT E”
.' dl
_ _at the Arena tonight. The ice is per-
  ' feet. You'll enjoy a skate.
“Attend the Valentine Fair and
» Cliildren's entertainment in St. Pet-
 A     cr’s Sclioolroom, today 4-8 p,m.
y Novel amusemcnts for young and old.
The mysterious and beautiful Madam
Pas dispenses candy. The giant baby
If Y°l_I bl" I C0"Zh»'tl`0llb1°d 'itll six feet high and one year old sings.
_7fl`0HCl1l¢l, Asfllmli 0I‘ BUY Ulm! Hat trimming contest by boys.
lI`0l1l1l€- Bell ll 25_0 b0tt1¢ Ol 103 NOX Gaines, chnradcs, chocolates, and
Cold. You will. never regret it. songs, given away. Admission 5c, tea
F0” “I0 Bl? Hughes' DNB Bt0F€~ 10c.‘ Members of Sunday School free.
ORDER T0 STUDEIITS
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8-Mem- ed
be
sburg be draped so as not to shock
The undci‘gradn'a.tcs always have UT
. . been allowed free scope, but this year da
several of the professors felt called on
‘to object to the character of posters
arle by the students, and insisted qn
One professor ‘in the architectural
ould lead outsiders to think tha
odels posed for the students "puris
Following the stand of the faculty,
iral students shall either be remov-
ALL PIE IIE WANTS
BALTIMORE, Feb. 8-Dr. Woods
Hutchinson of New York, who is at-
tending thc National Health Confer-
the pie be yyants. His system craves
Thers’s another hitherto frfendlrss
McLEAN-Suddenly of pneumonia, at
“The Corruga Strop is the best
made: It is a honing and finishing
strop combined and will put a` keen
ge on the dullest of blades. It can
akes up no room, doesagfant’s
Watch for itemized ads of
"All that have skated at the mas-
slrating at the Valentine Skate to-
Quotatfom furnished by J. C. Mac-
several students asked that the piss- friutolh A: Ca., Exchange Building.
Halifax, N. S.
No '     278
Royal Bank of Canadn......... 240
A 100
eiire here. eeidf “Give the hey all Acadia sugar, 1=fd..__........ 104 102;
.4 as
for it or he would not ask for lt." Bmnd,-gm.1¥{',n¢l¢i-gon, C0m___ 19
East. Can. Sav. ds Loan .... .. 140
ph'o2le` liifhs your home
of all professions,trades
1 You can buy what you
I the ` sonal attention, s
leaving .your room.
lt is false econom
i
iii
I I .§ 'need _it bacliy
. saves long walks and tedious shopping
tours, it does away with crraiid b_0y
charges, and offers communication with _
` €'V"é"f‘ ofié! ou ,wish at any time. The
of a'_ll leading business men witlwlll
I without a phone--to' be abreast witlg
. modern progress, you need one now an
‘ Sec contract dep't l0dfl}'- ,
_ Té‘lepfione__C¢_»_0f E. Islaffil _
with all leaders' fl" 'il
and occupati0I1S-
wish and secure
ervice and advlC¢
y to try to do ___
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'_ »-¢ant_._
A Farm For Sale
Valuable
nf Meadow Bnnlr
West River
This farm fronts on West River,
containing 100 norm, fn high state uf
cultivation with good buildings, good
post and wire fences, near schools,
churches, stores, cheese factory, and
situated in one of the best farming
settlements in Queen’s County.
then turns over and goes to sleep 3
again. Trinidad Electric...  .  74 73
i
son. “Hn needs the sleep; ff he dfdn’t
he woufdu't obiect to zettinz un."
lifts up his voice-the youngster who
always growls "ycs'm" , when his
mother calls him in the morning and 3
"Let him sleep " says Dr. Hutchin-
HOTSL
ST DE_Nl li'
DADWAY and I th Bflllll
an NEW YGRK ¢l'|'Y.
Vlmn Buy eros at .hun 9|
'°.i°..z'.~.h..L'-‘:.'f’.'..'°.:i.:.'°.':,Y..'.:.i;r.'F.'_'
.\'o'n:i> ron__ ___!;1__1_f_e_f;f:nr'a"_p€_____oulan»,
 Hwlellke°:onoendlll~
l00|i\S Sf.00 PEIIIIAY AIIHP
“°:\!mn(|:\‘;"i’::»"vI:=;le :!=?¢,ls’
EUROPEAN PLAN. _ '
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one in whose behalf Dr. Hutchinson Eugen, Ti-ng; Cgmpnny 
Halifax Fire Ins .... ..  
N
Acadia Sugar...    .  103
Brnndram-Henderson  100
Halifax Elec. Tramwny  100i 
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DIED.
OSLEN-At Murray River, 1'. hi. i.,
Feb. 8th, 1911, Catherine, 'relict of
the late Martin Oslen, aged sixty-
two years.
MUQUARRIE-At Rice Point, Feb.
10, 1911, Hector Allan, beloved son
of James McQuarric, aged 15 years.
Funeral today (Monday) at 11 a.
H1- `
WHITE-ln this city, suddenly on
Feb. 13, 1911, May, Wife of Alfred
White, Douglas St., at the age of
forty-two years.
Funeral notice later.
Argyle Shore on Feb. 13, 1911,
Grace, widow of the late Donald
Mcliean, aged 6] years.
Funeral will take place from her
late residence Argyle Shore, tomor-
row, (Tuesday), at two p. m. In-
terment st Canoe Cove cemetery.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
**W_ill you be able fo recognize
our'valentfne at the skate in the
"The Fourth Regiment Band will
scoursc a program of select music
2-l3d1i.
packed and carried in your grip,
owse Bros’ White Wear Sale
is week. lt commences Thurs-
y morning at 9 p. m. 2-I 3d3f
crades and many others will be
d all.
MARITIME SECURITIES.
Feb. 9, ioii
BANKS.
Ie. America...... .  151
w Brunswick...   .  275
va Scotia
149
270
275
239
MISCELLANEOUS.
cadfn Fira Insurance...  105
cadia Su' ar,  65 ___
137
150
100
ova Scotia Tslephono......... 120
tlnflellfs Pfd......   104 101
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Fi-oiii every part of Canada come enthusiastic letters
written bi' men who have bought Imperials - men who put
this supi'ciiif.~ marine motor through all sorts of severe tests
and found that if. backs up every statement vc make regard-
_ ing it---have found that it is the best all purpose motor made
in Cainarla.
For any kind or size of boat,frorn a light canoe fo a heavy
schooner the Imperial meets all demands placed upon it. It is
the strongest, inosi coiiipact, simple, efficient and economical
motor flint skill and money produce. Test the Imperial with
any other motor-if it’s not better, don’t buy it. _
Write for free illustrated catalogue.
Bruce Stewart _'21 Co, Lid.
Charlottetown.
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QUALITY--PRICE--NAME
"ROYAI. GEORGE”
The new Silent niafcli of the E. B. Eddy Co,
ir H/is Paovso A LEADER FROM 'rua
START. Ask your dealer to provide them.
No other will do.
Look for RED--TVHITE AND BLUE TIPS
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This issue consists of the First Mortgage Bonds of one of _
the leading permanent industries of Canada, whose products
. are broadly distributed in this country, Newfoundland, West
Indies. and Mexico. .
The Bonds are well secured bythe Assets of the Company,
and the earnings are largelyin excess of interest requirements.
thus providing an ample margin of safety.
The nafiire of this Company's business; its siiftvessfiil record; the ef-
ficiency and integrity of the Managenient all conniifire :i definite and sub-
sfnufial basis for the confidence of careful investors in its Bonds.
DENDMINATIONS- $1090 and SIDU. Price Par Q
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Price and descriptive circular upon application.
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