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SIX ...1.nE.nA.].nS.,. nnwn _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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MARCH 30. 191!
manufacturers of Truro. ‘- _~.
ll 'smiling on the trade of Souris_
ye ' rdayl.-.l.
...A game ol hm-l;»y w is \>l"Y\‘d 011.
l.b5‘ harbor ice in >~..1\S E 'ul
M ch Zpfh., i=t;t\tl~eil the 'i`~<ld;,' Bfcirs 1
th¢_ Sqiirlg cadet, ci.r"i-J' te_i_l!i. 
t softness of ihe ice` end reslllldl 111
a' eto y for the Teddy Bears. Scorer
1‘ . 'Lire line up was as f~>ll0~~B--=
' ` Bears-Goal-James WaISl1.l
t, `P.eter Lon-gpier; C. point-ret-I
_'0urtis; R. .wing-Isaac Cheverlcl,
L"yrin ’Peter Anthony; rover-Jam-
Q TE* game v-as .ery fast i-on.idr-ring,
...Wm. J. Paquet Souris, has re-
An Ideal Reliied for Cou hs,
',_§.It pays to buy in this Province. ...The _Morning Daily Guardian can ` Y S ~`   
-- ~ ibe obtained at W A Johnstone s, ,Sore Throat, Catarrh,
.Tit genial and enthusiastic re- Montague. 2-Sdrtf. “yeak Chest
tation of S. I)av.s & Sons. gi-I -- _ -l .
 F0* llllllll 'USE SIISIIIEIIES CAUSES
' After having rnailc a special study NEW y0[g}\_ Mn,-ch 27_Tnc nxing
tu;-;i@¢|'fi-om 3, very pleasant visit to
Rustico, and reports business brisk.
-J. ~
._  li. .]-'rilan, Souris, having
c.-n.~elited tu act as Guardian repre-
sentative, nil news, advertising and
siluscriptioiis in Souris and vicinity
should be handed to him. 2-10drtf.
...The first wheeling on this part of
the Province was seen yesterday
when our mailman, fharles Young.
drove from Red Point to Souris in a
four wheel..-d carriage.-J.
 wntre-Joseph Burke. Ca-I _ "~‘ C t
‘los
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X. wing-Charles Perry; L.
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ni ' ;,ce1itre--Cyrus Heartz. Referee-
P g twhitty, Judge of play Robeit'
1 Corps:-Goal-Leo McCcrmsc,, ...W. M. McDonald, son of ap
¢..J “yn Lnne; (‘_ point-John Wm. McDonald, Souris, shot a_iarge
black bear Tuesday night List in the
Al `x, Perry' rover-B. F. Flan- *wood buck of Donald (`i-impbell,
Greenvaie. 'lime skill uns dressed by
.lohli Woods.-J.
“wi”-d'_J` ____ ...Martin McKinnon, Montague, hav-
An R absence of six yearsilng consented to act as Guardian _rc-
egl Dnnnld son of George J presentative, all news, advertising
lf 2.1LId° gas ai~rived in Souris. Aland subscriptions in Montague, and
-<~'- ~'  hdd h'
EEMI' Of his friends met him at the
gqtloii to welcome him home and
$11 greatly surprised to see him
hblinassisted from the train and
ap arehtly none the worse o.f’liisl.1st
voyage' on the “.\iersey. This
vicinity should be an e to im.
2-’9drtf.
...I.. A. Wright of Suliimerside, and
Losin Siiilfii of Montreal expect to
leave for the old country about the
Ktllbondr which was in the coconnut middle of muy. They will take in the
tad. on the Venezuela const, be-Icoronation before returning to their
cams disabled and al number of the
crew became frost bitten. Mr. Mc-
Donald neu to be tukeiim the nos-
dlul at Halifax and there underwent
all operation and had a false joint
put in his foot. The operation was
most. successful and he can walk now
respective iioines.-J.
....\`l_=r\'ice on the Mount Stewart
circuit next Sundny, April Spd., will
be Marie at ll a. m. and Mt. Stew-
art at 3,250 p. rn. .\lr. West will con-
dlirt tiiosc sf-rvices in the absence of
just as well as ever. .\lr. 1\lcDona1d,,.\lr Weeks to the York circuit.
who has visited many foreign lunds
and for a time was in the South Sen
sealing, can relate many interesting
sdventws.-J.
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"Ideal" Metal Beds are made to
satisfy those who vmnt the bear-
uot the cheapest-bed they can buy.
The tnfle more you pay for an "Ideal"
Metal Bed saves you thc diszippoint-
ments a cheap bed is sure in bring.
It_zuararltees you a lied that ru-
tnin: the snowy whiteness of its
enamel. a bed that is strong and
substantial. never rattles, never be
comes wobbly.
Write for the name of the local denier
who sells "Ideal" Metal llcdsknlso
for "The Philosophy of Sleep," which
we <»n'l free if you ask for Booklet
No. ltr.
l IDEAL' BEDDING C?-_
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o is s‘e.im`.,i- cl mni ic ltl. n -.ro lem,
it would .int the w nt r mnritts ili-
»r‘as.- land value add to o.i. popula-
t.o:., and »-rico fa,-e man facturn.
ind- strps. 'io tal-». lar F.rry at
‘this stage is si:-ipiy 'o s.el e th
Tunnel. We have been doing a lot of
talking for years pest, b..t have ue
been making a systema;ic unit d ci-
fort to get the Tunnel? I thin. nor.
Our efforts have been more or less
spasmodic and chiefly nt times when
the boats have been '.~1.ili:.<. lt is
high time a Tunnel Le.-1; e utr;
former here, proper odicers appoint d
whose duty it would be to urge tb:
Tunnel in season and out of season
and who would keep prodding our ie-
presentatives at Ottawa. lt is a wcll
known fact that although our rerre-
sentatlves at Ottawa are pledged to
the Tunnel they have dcne practically
nothing to bring about a survey.
As I said they need prodding. in
conclusion let us not split our forces.
A Tunnel we want and a Tunnel we
must get if it is feasible. If lifter a
proper survey is made it is found im-
prscticalble, then we will unite on the
nelt best thing, 8, Car Ferry.
Yoilrs, &c.,
PRINCE COUNTY.
Every department of our store
is prlmmlng over with freshsprlng
gqods. Drop in and sag us--its
never any trouble to show goods
-and we guarantee satisfaction
when you buy from us.-Prowse
Bros Ltd. 3729atf.
N otice
Dories of all sizes and types
We have a. large stock of the
ordinary, single, mediuni and
double dories and we are at -
present building a number of
23 ft. double end power dories
which we will sell with a 2 I-2
Hi F. Imperial installed for
Hlgieo, F. 0.' B. Car Sonris
,...\li.~'.< I\Ial'y Quinn of Bostoli who
spent the winter with her aunt, Miss
Agnes lllaliaril of Guwnn Brac, has
cone to Victoria, Crapaud,
two months' visit.
While there she will
be the guest, of her aunt, Mrs. D.
i`al'nr»ron.-J.
...The following were registered at
the Fox Hotel, Souris, yesterday :-
Tholnlis (`. Savage, Molitreiil; H. C.
Simons, St. John: ll. Gibson, Hali-
fax; B. .\I. Deckwith, Mulitrenl; F.
W. l\'lcElminery, Truro; H. Fox, Mon-
treill; I... Jones, (`harlottetown
George R. lllontgomery, Montzi,<_'lle; G.
H. Dobson, Montreal; F. J. Rafter.
l\lolltreil.i; W. E. White, Uttziwri; S.
F. Hodgson, Chilrlottetowli; J. A.
Tlioiiipson, Montreal.-J.
...William and Mrs. Fraser of Non-
tngul- llllrprisc leaving fol‘ Los
AHKEIUS, Val., this week. Mr. Fras-
er’s tivo i>rotlie'r.~:, Stephen min
Harry.; have been in busliiess at Los
Angeles for several years and have
been very sliccossflll. William Fraser
was one of the most capable and
slicceélsful. school teachers in this
l‘rovincc, linvinu been ciinaecd in the
l.'rofc-sion for ten years. He was in
it licriilzse lic loved t;-avllilij.; and no
doubt had thc rl-rnlllieratioii he:n .suf-
iiciqlit to allow them to lily up some
'thing for a rainy day, Mi-. Frasc'
_woillcl have made teaching his life
lt’n"c to be one of f\lont~,gile's most
'highly rlispeciell residents.-lil.
.IIIMAICA LOOKING FOR
‘ MORE TROOPS S005
* KINGSTON, Jn., illnrch 27-The lo-
cal papers bring the report that on
,'he completion of the Panama canal
` he Jnniaicen gsrris n will Le streng-
`th n.d by the addition of 1,000 Bri-
`=.ish ilifaiitry. A ll;nt given by one of
the chief military officers during R de-
bate in the legislature last month.
It is generally believed that the
building recently destroyed by fire nt
l’oit Royal will be replaced and the
yard opened.
“SIEEPEESSNESSf'
Thaumnds of people all over this land
toss night after night on a sleepiesi
pillow. The eyes do not close in the
refreshing slumber that comes to those
whose heart and nerves are right. -
Some are troubled with weak and
lmothering spells; others palpitation of
the heart; others have their nerves
uuhinged; but whatever the cause--it
comes entirely from a perangement of
either the heart or nerves, or both.
MiIburn's Heart and Nerve Pills offer
the blessing of sound, refreshing slum-
ber. They do this by their invigorating
eEect on the heart and nerves and wil
tone up the whole system to perfect
condition.
Mr. H. Jewel, Keswick, Ont., writes:
"I am glad to have the pleasure of telling
Milbum's Hart and Nerve Pills are
and white and black. we have
bcucht Gorrectlyand you will ne- 1-lomsslsnxnas' nxouaslous.
neflt.-Patonsi 3-Zldtf. .___ I why nay fm- me ¢,h||-d |-nange
The Grand Trunk Railway has issii- hat 7 Buy here and get the best
All Sllk,Taffeta halrrlbbon 5 I-2 cd a circular authorizing all Agents value for the lowest price-and
Inches wide ln every desirable ln Canada to sell I-lomeseekers' Ex- keep your savlhg for yourself.-
shado at |50 por yard.-Stanley curslon tickets to points in Western Prowse Bros Ltd. 3-30dtf.
Br0S. 3-28d4l Canada. This is interesting informs- 'f-*°
_...__ tI0fl IDI' H1086 (IQBIFIIIK t0 f.8.k8 ldifhll- "R055 011|* Bd FB SIIVGT DIUIZIDSB If  l
,,°i, Hay, you seen our naw 5p|-mn tags of these excursions on certain YOU |15” BUY G"-l°l0S "Ill “wil PB'
E costume, for Lani.” Q They ear. Slrstesalrum lipriik to september 1910. gliglng ,ii lodges. goth. spoon etc. 
‘ - . . a r, awe r.
L. we N-PAQUH1 l.°ll‘.‘l.:'.f'r»..°.°..':‘.‘::'1°:.:.'.‘.‘.§‘.:’ 1:l.°:.".. ..‘::...zl::. “‘i.':»..“.°““.‘° :‘:2..°:‘;:¥ ’ ° ° l “W=a~<-=11" Pam
li-ig is beyond criticism. pi-ie" tlirougii the populated centres of onli- we are getting _ready for$_: _ . , ‘ _
vary according to the costume- aaa, on-cu times via mllllnery opening-ann it le - _-for working nien airs;
` < .' `\.i¢.,;-"4 1. .‘
“Stops eougiiing instantly.
"Prevents i.a Grippe. "
liingstori, Ont.
RECORD PRICE FOR
wolllil lust longer
litions than live
from now.
The price of 85
sclf in the cost o
to turn white from the shock.
The Tanton L O L Brook-
Amounts previously ncknow- 4300 *New Chamois Gloves tn the
ledged ................ ..  ....... .. S . natural shade' plque sewn_a"
Ol tm lF¢l\liIl-lfnli Ol the lhfllat and of the blnnie of the loss of 741 lives
lungs for 20 years. Prof. D. Jackson in the Washington Square fire ofl
states that ili his opinion no prepar- Saturday drew to n focus today mel
"U0" l0f Kfmefal family “S0 is S0 Ol' energies of the District Att_orliey's|
liciellt. So healing. 5° certain l0 Cuff! staff, the Fire Marshall, the Coroner,
as Catarrhozone. the State Labor Department and
As his rcasoiis for making this Borough President Mcaneny of Man-
claim for Uatarrhozone. Dl' J“°kS0“ hattan. Dozens of investigators col-
says;- lected every scrlip of available infor-
"l`atarrlio7.one is frce from 0Piuni. mation. Grand juryman turned per-
“The patient can breath its rich. sonal probers, and an additional
balsamic fumes direct to the diseased grand jury in a formal resolutioli
presented to the court of general ses-
spot.
“It is ii remedy that treats and sions offered their uid to the Dis-
cures caiises---prevents disease spread- trict Attorney and declared that
,ng ' some one should be prosecuted for
“Reaches the innermost recesses of the disaster.
the throat, nose, bronchial tubes and Whitt the prollers found today, cvi-
jnngi _ dence that the doors at the exits
“Alleviu.tcs chest soreness. swung inward, the crumpled tire es-
cape in the air shaft, the one fire
"l’revlnts bronchial irritation. escape blocked by iron shutters when
“Relieves clogged nostrils. opened, an empty water tank on the
"(“iir¢»S sniflles and nasal ca_tarrh. roof, and the practice prevailent a-
mong cutters of lighting cigarettes ai
oprns nm,-En itself 8 cu,-c for weak few minutes before quitting tinie-
lnngsl loss of v0n;@_ Speakers' 50;-9 All this, and what is yet to be fer-
ihmnt, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, reted out, will he placed speedily bc-
coughs, colds, and Winter ills." l0l`e the Grand Jury IOP 8Cl3l0¥1. Dis'
Critarrho’/.unc is unquestionably the trict Attorney Whitman annoliiiced.
uni-l<l's nearest breathable sold, The tenement house deimrtniellt
cough andlcatavrh medicine. and be- summoned owners of half n dozen
ing free from all drowsy drugs, en- faulty_st_ructures to lfoiice Court as
ilrely safe for children and olflollis; 9 l>r¢l_1mli\_ury step to s far-re=ichii1f<
it makes an ideal family remedy, Re- Investigation of tenements. One man
commended by the medical nl-Omg- was held for violating the law, and
sion,.and sold by all reliable dealers. “ther CHFES. it ‘VHS &HU0\lI1C0d “'lll
neware 0( imitationsy get "Qatar,-no_ be presented tomorrow. Fire Marshall
.mm-. Only; large size lasts two Beers summoned the proprietors of
rnontlis, and is guaranteed, price $1; the Triangle Waist Company and sev-
Smaller Sings 25n_ and 50c_ By man eral employees to testify _at ii public
*Um iv "“*°"f“°“°“° °°“‘*’““Y' 1‘?.1.°i§i§“.‘i.“§I".l.‘I.§§€§”..§§t'S223ililif
ing to fire escapes were blocked.
"So far as ‘I can discover,” he
said, “there has never been a fire
   drill in this factory. In my opinion
it would take 700 girls three hours
, to reach the street by the one fire
BOSTON, March 25-Boiled lob- escape in that building. Nine tenths
sters 85 cents a pound. of the employees cannot speak Eng-
That is the price of plain unadorn- lish, yet I could not find n .sign in
ed, unfrilied, every-day lobsters in Yeddish or Italian pointing ollt thc
Boston. Never before in Bos`tOn'S fll‘€ 9SCH‘D€-"
history have lobsters been so scarce The Fire Marshall Saul he was coli-
ol: the price for them anywhere near vincell that 8. CiY.8!">f»l€. lt ’_\' =\ fill-
Js nigh as it was ye5ff,@i-day, ter and thrown iii fi lil-:_-p if clip-
From ten o’clock yesterday' fore- DUIHS lwil Slllfl-Cfl "10 flrff-
uoon when the price of plain boiled
obsters was quoted at 65 cents a    
sound, the price rose steadily until ____ '
'our o‘clock yesterday afternoon WASHINGTON’ March 2G_In tm.
`il1<‘l'0 hail IDECU B I-“'9“tY'°mt lmvallcc opinion of John F. Gaynor, who pus-
intl tll`€ “Cl05ll1g ll€lll`°" lm' last sed ,through Wllsliiilgton today on his
Tiirllt WHS 35 C0135- way from the federal pcnitentiury at
Di?al01‘S C0“l<l DOI- be l0“l1fl Who Atlanta, where -lie served ollt ii four
'V0\lld lllfdlct “hat the price might y8£\l`s’.sentcncc for the famous Sav-
-lp t0llBY- 0110 Ol the lH»1'Z0Sl». lf DUI- iinnlih harbor frauds, .Clinrles W.
the larizcfit. llsll mllfkels in BCl‘t0H at Morse, the New York banker, who is
five o`cl0Ck had H SISOCK Ol °“lY confined in the slime penitentiiiry for
t\vcl\`l2 l0l”lSt0FS. 211111 the proDl‘l0t0\` violation of the national blinking
declared that the shortage was so law, is going ingane_
great that a SIUCR Ol l~“'9l\tY‘llV€ "Morse is ill had sliape, very had
\llllll‘/1' 9KlSl~ll1L’. con* shape," said Mr. Gaynor. “lie is los-
hiindred a montll ing his niiiid from confinement and
worry. Even now yoii_ can see his
cents c\’i<l_cnC0<l it- mind failing, and I feel sure-I know
f» lobster salads and -'-hc will be insane bcforc long unless
other combinations dear to the after- he gets mit. 1 told Mrs. Morse about
.heater supper c'ro\v<l. Even the me- it yesterday, iilill she is prostr:itcd."'
fiiuni priced hotels and restaurants President Taft Iills before him tiic
~ -- A . ~ ,» . . _ char fed nt least $1 for 3 salad. l'ecoliinien<Ilitinn of Attorliey-Geiieral
“MIM “nd Mrb' Pm el “cum con Nciler has thc supply been so short, Wickershlini on the petition for the
the dealers declared. pardon of Mr. Nlorsc. The iilitllrc of
While the slipper is always a. iluc- thc reconinieiiliation lliis iiccn kept
tunting one in Boston, with tile deal- secret, hilt it is believed that it docs
gps never knowing at night how many not go further than ii coiiiniutiitioii
may como during the following day, Of Svritcllcc.
little hope was held out for B big MF- MUTS0 IH llfll"ll.V lllllff I-0 lL‘8\`l‘
“nn in price 1-igjn, 0f|_ his cell, according to Mr. Gaynor.
At least one dealer mid it to the He sits for hours lit ai time looking:
Continued cold weather' whigfy Way|bIalikly nt the wall of his prison. He
down eaSt_ along the Maine wasglcontlnliuliy hopes for a pardon, but
and ,,_,.m,,,d Nova Scotia' is even ,is beginning to lose colifidence in the
worse than in B0S¢(,n_ This ¢n1d,r_1lovcment in his behalf. which was
weather and the me in the bays andwnstlgatcil through the llntiring ef-`
inlets, he rnnintained, made it pos- ,fffrlll Of hifi “'ll_@- lfle fll“lll<f‘S L0 H00
sible for fe“,er fishermen to go out visitors and _ is in cxtreiiicly poor
and get a good catch physical condition.
The price of the live lobsters stood
all day at 65 cents. Even at Port-   OF  
land, Me., nearer the supply, and .___..
eonwlueutlv always having a lower- OTTAWA, March 17-His sxculleiicy
priced market, the scarcity was felt 'the governor general is giving sit.
and record prices obtained all day- tings at Rideau Hall for a bust of
himself which is being executed for
   tthe 'Ontario government. The sculp-
S0    or is Hamilton MncCarthy.
I
1-‘oll'l.‘H WAYNE, lull., iuarcn 26- Spflng HU|11OrS
Mrs. Dorothea Rouse has filed suit Come to must I
here against a motor car company to "Dub, I l’e°l’ E “Pd callfle mfmy
recover $6000 for damages alleged to es"’D mlllesl _ b°‘lS` and Diller
have been sustained when the car emlltlonsl l’°5ld°S l05S Of appelllv. that
struck an automobile from which she “Fed feeling. blllousncSS. lndigcsllon
was watching the Vanderhlilt cup race and headache.
on Long Island, Oct. 1 last. The sooner you get rid of lnem ine
Louis Chevrolet was driving the better. and the way io get rid nf iheni
machine which, she says, struck arid ‘md 1° llulld “D U10 S>'Sl19m is to take
overturned the automobile in which 1 -
she sat, inflicting serious injuries to  S Sarsapanlla
her spine and head. causing her iinir The Spring Medicine pai- excellence
HS -=|10wn by lmefiuf-und. radical .ind
permanent cures.
. ., G~litlo<l.sl<ili.'lid .
LHINA FAMINE FUND* c\'erEywher`e.a)100 I(;osesy$1l. rugklsts
hat Mm H t d N new ' 'I _' _______ __ 5_00 sizes-89ca pair.-Stagllgg/delros.
on W X um,s at an "ve '  ..........  . _
gills did for me. I would have weak nellvgss Jane   2_0" ___
‘P°"" 5°°“‘°d E° l°5°. my b":`“'h'“"d Mig§'A:"B'e,'1't0n’ B,-‘nokgeld __ 1_0() "Note change of rates to Vancouv-
wvuld have 1° sci up In the welll, QS I er from cliurlottetown, $61.45. see
couhl not sleep. _I tried mariy_ilne;iicine5 (It is gratifying to fmd the people Rogers, the ticket agent. 3-25d5i.
 f°u.nd “Othmg g°°d “nu I usck in the country districts taking an in- "'*"
I "'r"5H“n.‘“ld Nerve Pius' t-Do terest in this greatly needed fund. S59 “I0 Wlde bl'8ld5~ the n°W
three boxes and itls three years ago since The Guardian hopes that the move_ good e"ectS_ the persmn and nom
I-did..’°' ‘nd I havent been uoubled ment will rnpidly and widely extend l"5°"l"l°"5a"d all °V°l'5 and all
¢1UC¢~ in the near fnnn.e_) thatls newest and best ln trlm~
mlngs at Patons. 3-2 ldff
5oc. per box, or 3 boxes for $1.25. at all "Mnc’s Syrup of Hypophosphites `*”'
dealers.. or mailed din-rf on receipt 0! will give you health, strength and New Cape loogsklnl Gloves ln
price by The T. Milburn C0., Limited, enjoyment, It is the best, spring ton- T811 $1.25 por pair. as Well as
monte, Ont. lc in existence. Its stimulating, bone Black. Grol’ Gnd Whlffa at 3l-50-
== ' ___> and tissue building qualities will SISBUIGY BFOS- 3-28¢l4l
Bluos predominate then greys make a new being ol you and set you ._;
and next ,f.&nS. thats the color on the road to IIBDPY health as no Our ggmplete line 0! drgss
ldealn dress goods for this sea- other can. Get a bottle, $1.00, The goods and sultlngsare now ready
Son. Novelties black and white Two Macs. drtf. rar your inspection. See the new
halr llne effects.-Patons.3-2 I dtf
. Om
S0\1f’lS the material and trimmings-but Dulu ll. f ` , go and the twin ,tslnly goin to be th ov nt of
. .  _ _._ _.1 ._..__.,..~_.. A _.. L ..
Cement
Power
Rio
Shawinignn
Toronto St. lly.
QUALITY
It is not the quantify but
the inherent quality of
SCOTT’S EM ULSION _
, that enables it to perform its ~
mission. It is the one reme-
dy universally known and
used because of its ability l0
quickly restore lost stre_l18ll1.
increase weight, and Vllilllle
the nerve centers.
l There is vitality in every .
" drop of
» Sculfs Emulsillll J
` ` ALL DRUGGISTS
IIEEIUSE 22 IEIHS
DIES IN HIS SIUIIE
NEW YORK, ‘March 27.-A trotli,
broken more than twenty years ago,
so coinpletely changed the life of Ed-
ward Wniz, an aged German chemist,
of No 48 Grand Street, who died on
Monday night, that he had lived the
life of a recluse. For twenty-tivo
years he had not left his drug store,
sending out his clerks to get the
clothes he wore. He was widely
known for his bencvolciicc, and no
beggar was ever turned away empty-
lianded. After his death money was
found in all corners of the store. He
carried the secret of his broken trotli
to the grave.
Mr Walr. retired on Monday night
to his hed on a pile of boxes, where
lie always slept. alld Tuesday morn-
ing, his clerk, John Lynch, found
him dead. lt was thought that he
had no relatives, hilt when two Sis-
ters of Charity called to receive
their weekly gift they said that iiv
had tivo sisters, one a. Sister in a
Dominican convent in Aberdeen, No.
173 East Third Street.
Her sister was thu soul mouriier at
followed the llenrsc to the gra\e.
Yet. thousands had been aided by his
benevolence.
A COSTLY LESSON
STIRS NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 29-The Grand
Jury, ihruvv into action yesterday the
machinery for a full iiivcstigatioli of
tliewashingtoli Stfllnrc fire Saturday,
in which 142 lives were lost. by sub-
poenneing ‘.20 persons to testifyin its
inquiry to establish the iilame, and
the Board of Alderman paved the wa
compulsory in the city factories.
The i\IlIerlliziIiil' committee was iii-
structed to draft Bill for prcstnta-
tion to tho Legislature, placing in-
stallation and maintenance of fire es-
capes on bllildiligs solely under juris-
diction of Fire Department, will-i'l‘.
(`Iiief (‘rol\ci' said, it siiullld have
rested all the while.
MA RIT] M19 SEC, URITll']‘.~l.
l\Ilil‘l.rIl 27, lllll.
Kintosh & Vo., Excilililtc Building
Hiiiifnx  S.
IIANKS.
H. N. Alncrira. X. D.   I5!
New Brunswick X. D...  265
Nova Scotia X. D.   . 273
Royal Bank oi Canada
X. I).    . . . . . . .
.. 239
I~lll
260
271
237
MISCELLAN EOUS.
110
104
67
100
101
65
Acadia Fire Insurance . . . .
..
Acadia Sugar, Pfd . . . .
._ 
‘Acadia Sugar, Ord . . . . . . .
._
Brandram-Henderson, Com-
mon...       
East. Cali. Sav. & Loan...
East. Trust Com. X. D. 
Halifax Fire Ins...   
N. S. Telephone X. D... 
Standf`ield's, Pfd....   .
Standfield's ('om....  ..
Trinidad Electric...  .. 
20 17
140
105
130
105
Bl
75
137
150
100
125
102
60
73
BONDS.
113
III()
1025
Acadia Sugar...     100
Bran<li'ani-Henderson.... 
Halifax l~llec. Trlimway...
N. S. Steel & Coal, lst...
N. S. Steel Aff Coal, Deb...
Porto Rico Railways... 
Stanfield's, Limited...  
Trinidad Electric...   
91
lilo
ssl all
1021, 101
ss sr.
102; 101
95 92
STOCK QUOTATIONB.
March 29, 1911.
Reports furnished, by F. B. Mc-
Curdy & Co., Members Montreal
Stock Exchange, 160 Richmond Bt..
Charlottetown, P. E. I. '
MONTREAL STOCKS.
Opened. Closed.
224i 226
22
692
sl;
Canadian Pacific
Detroit
Doln. I. &~ S.
Illinois
228
69k
59
921
149;
loc
100;
113;
12a
149;
1065
Scotia 98
1131
1282
. wlllm ta sal l l . p 1| a st. P ui. th \>fl.l\B.\I\ Mlll Ml clfolel-' gli in t lei* l'  ‘
Ygs well 2: anrglfypglaoe |i,1°t\fl°s,pr'ir°° c 2  `ui`ik ziionilz for lurtflm alzalsll for our an_nrInh¢%m;gts.- ° °°~ dumb _ , 3 ` 'llll ‘
3~§dIW tl1¢Il dtI’.Stf¢ Lvlnce.--Prowse Bros L _ i . -» t»8|t\etl\ISOPl9. l’°W°° 5'” LW 3" “U , , W _ Vll- ‘l‘°ml°“l Gllu fl*-i lilly COP" 491 491
the ifuncral, and the single carriage
. . Y
for the ordinance making fire drills
Qiiotatiolis fllrnisiled hy .I, (‘. Mar-
IS PIIEPIRIHG FOR BLIIIDIIESS
i,oNooN, Maron 26-neiilizini: will
blindness will Overtake hini linlcsll
thc wonderful operiitioli_to he i‘0l'
formed in the autumn is successful
General liooth, with churucteristli'
courage, luis been preparing, crlllllll'
und liiethodiclilly, fur the loss of his
sight.
The lender of the Salvation Army
has lust. the sight of one cye owiilll.
it is believed. to n speck of dust
blown into it during one of his iiiaiiiy
iiutolilobiie tours. The other eye is so
enfeebled that he can liiirdly see. He
can write, using his fingers lui ll
guide. hilt he cannot see what lic has
written.
In the liutllnili surgeons will zit-
tellipt the delicate task of cieiiring li-
way the obscured lenses of thc . rc-
iiiiiining eye.
l-lollslc No'l‘l_~:.~i.
Iloiicrt (`., the well kiiowll trottl-r,
ipllrl:lilisl~ll last nlltllrnli by J. Gcill'gi-
(‘lil'ver, (‘ity, luis been sold to -lerry
Mailar, City.
lZ.~;, *
_  `  Delicious
 Seasoning
  LBIIIIIIKS
GENUINE WORCESTEEHIRE '
I Just one dash of
Holbrooke---that _is the
whole secret.
Imported A bsolulely!
fsunlllilnu ci
lisslrlsb Abs]
__,___._.l§l!‘1*_;l.;l@l’__
\VANTED AT ONCE, a housekeep-
er for a small family. No child-
ren. Apply 271 Kent St. Charlotte-
town. 3-28il3ipd.
\\`,"AN'l‘El) ii girl for general house-
' work. Reference required. Apply
to Mrs. James B. Hogan, ,201 Kent
Street. 3-28dtf.
wi/AN'l‘l':1D, girl for housework. Ap;
ply Morell House, 136 Kent St.
2-25d2lnpd.
|01( SALL
'Ipoll sAl.l§,`i5fl rims liiuil uouil
. . buildings on limcklcy- Point
ltond, 6 iliilcs from Chui'iol.tcto\vii.
Apply on tiic premises to J. Stanley
Wcdlock or F. H. Horne, City.
3-zllilti. _____
]'j*{)R SALE, dolibie tencnient house
on Upper Prince St. Apply to
Mrs. R. B. Hliestis. 3--28dtf.
`h’()R SALE, 2 shares 4.; per cent
_ (‘.hurlotteto\\'li (‘ity Debentures.
Enquire of Clerk \`ictol'ili Hotel lifter
1 p.ni. 3-28d3ipd.
`[4‘0R SALE, one pure bred York-
_ shire hour pig 6 months old
$18.00; also 5 sows of sullic iircclling
G lnollths old-$15.00 each for quick
sale. Extra ciloisc stock. Eggs from
B. I’. Rock poultry splendid laying
striiin_7.'» ccnts pcr 13. Apply to (7.
T. Ferguson, (Yrngglin Farm, Mllrsli-
field. 3-28d5i.
IQOR SALE, seed wheat, Whitl-
‘ Rlissinli seed wlicnt, 162 Victoria
Row, John _\Jc\vsoli. 3-liidilil.
Q°A.FES.-New and second nano
l- safes carried in stock. Bargains.
Dominion Safe and. Vault Co’s safes
give you absolute protection against
loss by fire or burglars. The Cann-
.dian Fairbanks Co., Limited, St.
Jnhri. N. R.
_, - ._ l-VST... ._
 OST, in this city lust Wciliicsdrly
. .J il. gold extenflioii lirnceiet. Find-
er kindly lclive it :it 128 Elin Avc.
3-28dZiipd.
MALE IIEIR WANTE.I_.l_>__
 !\N'l`l‘3ll-ii cond wiullctcnt. mmi
for feiriii wiirk mill loiikillg nftpl.
stock. Apply to Roper Bros. (‘Ilar-
Iotictowil. 3-25ili‘1\vpd.
`\,TAN'l‘ED-A young man to work
' in ciice-sc and butter factory at
lleirl's (‘urner. Apply to W. E. Wood,
Sliiiiiiicrsidc. 3-25ll1w.
MISCELLANEOUS
I)Alll{l<lR DYE WORKS-We have
, , the agency for Parker Dye Works,
\Toronto, well alld favorably known
tlirougliuilt the Island. Work entrust-
ell to us will have ollr careful atten-
tion, .lolin T. lllciieliilic. 3-l3d1m.
I
TEAl.`ilr.l{ WANTED
I\\'AN’l`I:ID, a principal for the Mon-
tague School. Silpplellient $60.00
J. A. Stcwart,' Sccty. of Trustees.
3-22d10i.
I - ` ‘ I
I , To l.l.l
VIN) l'.l~l'l‘. Four rooms, No. 167
_ _ Water St. Apply to 301 Kent
St. 3-28dtf.
.JIM l.E'1‘-Office now occupied by
. _ llr. (rossnlali on Kent St. Pos-
sessioli givcn Apr. lst. Apply to Fred
ll. 'i`ruil;or, lik Kent St. 3-27d5i.
fr() Ll-]'l‘, store, part of Mclimis
_ _ liliildiiiiz, suitlible for general
lvllslliilss. l.."lr;:c cellar and \val'eli'ouss
ill cuiiilortiiili. A. Currie & Go.,
Souris. 3-25dlm.
fro LET, large brick store on the
_ _ busiest part of _Queen Street,
close to banks and market can be fit-
ted to suit tenant. Apply 188 Queen
Street. 1-28dtl.
I “warren '
‘\,7A‘.\l'1'i‘]Il, nlressiilakilig. Will go
out by thc dny. Aliliie Hickox,
IIT Iilllli /\vl‘._ 3-29<l6ipil.
`lI'l`ll.'i'I;Il>N W.-\l\"l`I']I) to tlikc cave
,l of |:eiilieln:ili's piilcc and gen-
ici-:-l <~iiol'f-ls, lu-st. of references. Wages
'l'<~lisolinble. iiliqilire lit King Edward
Hotel, licllf. St., \`liul'iottetown.
ii 3-2lllI3i|l(l. A ___
I \\’ ANTED-Old (lanieo broaches,
| old jewelry, old clilirch commun-
lion tokens, old cold coins also old
lstalilils ami nialiogany flirnifllre. W.
IA. I_{aln, llG Gurinaili St., St. John,
|N. li. 3-0dr38ipd.
, _
Investors d».~sii‘ing ii high C
chase.
Denominations $100
Price 95 I-2 and Int.
Mculliers Moiltrczil Stock
I Nova Scotia Steel &'"
Bemis to Yield 5 1-4
_ _ lass .surliriiy with ri wide market
will find lil these Bonds and liiveslliieiii .vliose stability and earn-
ing power is tlioroligbly established, \\'c rccolnliicncl their pul-
.I. C. MlICKlNTOSII & C0.
‘ ‘ I-I.*§'l`ABl,iS1lF.il 1873,
l~lALli°`A_\Z. l\ION'l`RI£l\L. ,s"1‘_ JQHN
Coal C0’s lst Mori.
p. c.
$500 and $I.000
Yield 5 I 4 p. c. n
lixch Direct l’l'i\':ilc Wires
Send for Coniplclu ilesi-rip
gardlllg ilic Ivusiiiess clflile
sifrllrily hack of
P. Burns
is P. c. rlllsr
\Vc own auii oflr-r a block
in dcnoliiinalions of $ioo, ,5
Our prlco is loo and iiiler
I I drstf
AND REFUNDING
MORTGAGE BONDS.
nicnl hom-Is iii lots Io suit pllrrllascis. 'I`Iii°y aio iqg-|,,_.,|
5.
c.
Drop us a line ioday while you are iliiuking about it
[3 BM=.=l:u llllv
Mrnaens Momma '
’ anim, llluiiifsal, sydney, cuARi.orrl:rowN, si. Jew., Nnii,
ii_\'i‘ rir<~lil:i_r and ulaps rg.
(.<\ni|\liiiy issliiilg' :ind llic
®. Company
nflllcsc Iii_L'Il~grii\Ic ilivvsl.
lo aild $1 .0ou,
Sl,
STOCK EXCHANGE `
 -..__
Richlllcu & Ont. 116 115i
West. Clin. Power 54 54
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Opened. flluseli.
Atchison 1l0§ 110
Ain. Beet Sugar 44; 445
Amai. Copper 63! 631
,Brooklyn F.. T. 78) 781
,Beading _ 159 156|
Union Pacific 17B} 177
U. S. Steel 792
COTTON.
Opened. Closed.
14.35 14.37
14.17 14.l0
CHICAGO MARKET.
May
July
Opened. Closed.
May Wheat 37 BM
July Wheat 87 86(
sept. wheat an an
I May Pork 1s.s2 15.22