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MARCH 18, 1911.-
A`.  Bruce's, Red Point. _
...The Bouris market prices are
much the same ns when last publish- _
ad. namely: Butter, 22c; eggs, 16c;.
POIK, 8) to Bla; hides, Ho; pots- __Honta_gl?l '- _._ ;-.__  ‘il-\d!2,».
toes, 451:; oats, 36c; loose hay. $8.00
and pressed- hay. $9.00 per ton.-J.
...lt may‘be interesting to the sans
and daughters oi' the East who look
for tle'1izw_B"frdm homd fn 'this rot-
umnibiknow that a railroad camp
with fsome twenty men is located
'llcar the west end of the “Big`Aid-
ar," ind they are working at a d.ep
¢utti!l,g'eve`l‘y sui1a?le day, and that
next Qiimmer the wh st e of the loco-
yl ...Geo g ' _ - .
been visiting his' szsser, lin.. A. C.
Miss Annie of R ¢l;%
I3 , _
...1‘h¢`llornin¢ Daily Guardian cani
bg obtained-‘mt I. 1. JohndoM'e,.
_...wiiiinni crolwnprnnnung lun.
Clark it-Bon. Toronto, in registered
at Cox‘s Hotel.-J. ' - __
r e cameron. Calgary has.
Cox, Souris, for the past two weeks.
-J.
...M. 0'Callagban, tailor, of Eouris,
left 'esierday afternoon on a short
motive instead of the grunt of the
hear or the lark of the fox will be
heard"at all ihe 1.1.1 historic spots,
Big Spring ard Henrys Bog, ani
that the train will rush close by the
old homcsteads where the late James
Pierce successfully fought the claims
of 3 grasping landlord. and where the
late Joseph McDonald (`.'VlcRcry\ hew-
ed n home out of the Prime-'al for-
$t.
...'A Murray Harbor correspondent.
writes: One of the many ciiriosities
' ted.Jh\'Id- ...-a - _ .'
Etiigu dvgllilgretigveliingotfirouizrli teile M055.. arrived in_So\n-is last e\'en\n_g
       »°
attathed to a twig. Disconectiiig in future lo.a  J- _ Me “Sh ___
m 'be brought it home and place-d’ia <l8\lZht9\` of ‘ F5' 3m‘S '
Ba 0 _
it in the sun. This produced une of
th D t l tt rfi'e` ever ~een rn
wifxg. :Ed cal? li; sieefi throilgh the SU l°&U'iCk'S DB5' “'85 d“lY ob'
large plate glass windows of Ben;
Clow‘s store.-Once again the Eshing _ _ ~ __ M _S Church
seamn has arrived. The l<»bSl€'f USN
errnen and packers :ire busily cnzngei
making vast preparations for thei
important ii':.'lii.~:try_ This iiriiigs E
vacndion to his home in North Wilt-
shire.-J. t
l ...James Aitken, Rollo Bay WPS'-.
*died yesterday. The funeral takfi
place Sunday at 3.30 P- tn. to Boy
Fortune Cemetery.-J.
i i
l _._The friends of Capt. Burns, Sour- _
is, will ire pleased to learn that he
in-iii take charge of the S. S. LadY
_ Sybil on the Picton-Bouria and blaz-
`dalen's route.
C nd Mrs McDougall of Lowell
that place.-J. _
 is Vlsmng  u°&’v‘ "i ...Kimbal Webster, Morell, is in
0 - - _
_..._ . _ _ _ _ the banners of the various Irish na-
making some additions to the mach-' PlB`y` WIS' “lN|%'f"“l$9‘ l¢UPl@U“0f '$0
.inery. in his “gm saw-mill under Benevolent Irish Society which has
on siniinn supervision oi mggididus Mil one slintlviiiaoe in pov-
.Ros,,_ _ _ ~ ular favor in~ thin city;-we
land subscriptions in Montague, any five choice numbers. Between the S
Souris on business. Kfmbtl has his _ ”""' 1
m cw found 9,”b',¢..f The Prince Edward Island Dramatic
E DD C0 Tl I ' - .
gy¢°___y_ » . Club presented at the Opera House
, ___.. -' last evening with great aliooeds the
...r. G. Joram, soma. havin fmsqsius Irish drama “lily Gerald-
,wmud gd -‘tgvg Qglggpnpg. ina. ' There was asplendld audience
uauuvu. au nun, isavuuninomna' wwe 01° house and galleries and
nnimn-niuons in some maivaduoy overflowing wi-<> t-heuisles-"line fronts
.5 um-1,, hmadgoum, .png-I-gg of the boxes were ornamcubed with
in
_..i|ny“iiii'r1i'i:?i-nun:-,"s’oui.ii Lake,” in tional and n~aimnnl-“acclaim em
it
Martin McKinnon Montague hav seldom been heard to better advant-
vidnigy should \¢ among 1,0 gm, acts of the play, dehghtfiil solos were 3
- - - 2-ldrtr. ' wus bv Miss Lucy.Bianehai-ci, nuns i
IIFE IURDER 2; ‘ ‘
- . -.-_ and all were most enthusiastically re-
’ _HIMIED ll' ||l§lWl|-LE enum. In inet everything in ine 2
-f' -1- ' ' \ evening's entertainment 'was carrie-:i
presented:
exiiimuirioiis for I
IIUHICIPII- P0SlTl0llS pn.. n......u_vv.... ._ 1......
' '-“- Y Maurice Arden-Justin King Mc-
. survnii by the B. I. Soriew at Sour-
is vnsterdny In the momius the “S
- uual big parade to bt. ary
i\“~h@rn service was conducted by Rev.
r H. B. McDonald, and an eloqruent ser-
_ _mon preachcd by Rev. K. C. MCPDBY-
`,,.,,, in the evening the Sour;s Dra-
g matic Uiiib presented the popular
lfimmn "\/laster and Man" to a full
help of 1'-Z. Henderson which fills the. _ . ~ ~ _ _ _ I didly sta?
lhoiise. The play “BB bil in
necwsary ngeiis of the' fisherman- _
The llurray Harbor Social Club dis
played a gran.-1 entertainment in
Cambridge Hall on the 14th inst
Proceeds in aid of sidewalks for th
village. _
_ eil, ihe parts all well taken, and th
Specialties of B high order. The male
_ parts were taken by Messrs. Sterns.
e .we1sh, Scully, McEwen. L. S. and J.
lpn;-net, .\1cQiiaid and Deskochee. The
T female role was Misses Welsh. P8*
I.
..
. ,_ -.
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quit, Mrs. J. W. Brennan. 'Ibo West
End orchestra., proyided 0 BPl€D<l\fl
program of choi¢e music. 'Hle SPN'
|to raise the standard of civic ern-
"lployees, Montreal is .inaugurating a
'system of examinations for all appli-
Greegan-J. A. S. Bayer.
per.
| _ _ _ _ McShane--E. Victor Mchiillao.
,cants for the higher positions ‘in the Lan-y_W_ (7. Whi_tl0ck,~
municipal service. The first of these Mary Cm-r011_Ming Jamlneiim Mn.;-
tests will be held next week. and will D0na1d_ i - _ .
be the first Examll’i8ti0l'l lOl* l'i'll.\nlCl- Geraldine-Liisg H3191 Bremner,
    _ Little Geraldin -_- Miss Marion
'  ‘ Loiin in GALE Hifi"-
VINEYARD HAVEN- M3331- March while uilording scope for strong emo-
16--Barkentine Emma R. Smith, Mo- tion and lofty Smumnt is not- un-
bile for St. John, N. B., at this port, dub. sensational, The Dramatic
lost a portion of her deck load of met with universal app,.C,ba¢ion_
S A Hiltz Halifax, repres nt ng CUNARD UQHPANY
A M Bell is N sberod at Cox's
AN” _ .._...._._..g_  _ _ "_ __
Hotel--‘-J.” ” » '   _
» ’ _ ‘- 1 -- -_ --__  11-'lu oiiniw
DI!! to buy in this Province. _ , ...Mit A. C. Cox, Bouris, is eonnn-_ ___M,__ J°nes_ the popmu man _ Co ht".  thawed' mn’ ot \
_ ' -- - _ #<1 t0 lm' house 'ith le sfl_PP_9-°'~‘- eieit, is on tue sourin fine goin. mann-n operating between London
Fuser. North Lake. is vis-_ ' rv' ._ "1 _ - -J - ' _ _ - .. Ind ounce; -mace nam- oi'-the
1 r ._ . ,. Tliompeon Line. ' - » -
In, addition to the vemels now be-
ing oprated, the='0uaaId»people take
.over threefnewpaaamger- llnen now
institute weakly service. 1 ,
SOUNDS FOR MOVING 4
The sound of water at at a'moving
picture show is' produced. saysa
writer
-»  -~ -~rms\lonai.maas.-
cout .or construction, and will
» PICTURE SHOWS.
in London Answers, by-sand-_
A
.a 4-,, 4- i
lllel. -_
The action of'Bovril_in a double aug. _li in 
highly nnnfi-,|,.1,,; .na ni lin vnmvpiiis-if uunn- __
are eaiily ‘i;eicd'a`il`d"morc compleiefy  __ '__ ._
8
tlatea tfielgietric functions aouihal oil!" “Pill _
urface With a little practice,
oimd perfectly resembling 7-he lm:
tid F thus produced. Theisoun , _ _ _ _ _ ,__
‘ ° '° ro- “ ~ ST. THOMAS, ONT
uiar 1
ol s'1‘. -THOMAS, -ont., March 10-
ialties were infrodimted =hY L- F~
Y°ll°\' Dim? BDU 0Bl¢ l7lml>¢f- 'U16 V99* Evidently careful study and practice
r. - 1 '-
px the case of a seaside picture,
where the tide is seaarolling ln,
were, toward. the-audience, one-of
Prof. Vinnico‘n1be‘s` Orchestra has gh; piano; of. sandpaper has-to
..; , . ' . hold in the .hand,<<and worked in
ln¢‘eonlm\ed"to act  re-_ BS* U15” lu fl" lflsh m°l°‘l\°' 257°' semi-circular motion over the ot
prcaontative, all news.. perusing' VD0urS¢d lv! 'evening whslch'invludv<l piece, which is resting dat on_a h
n
Hazel Brunner and .Tl Auetin Train- of wwe, dashing over rocks is p
_ Of. all of Whom were in line voice, duced by 3 .movemeng mom in-eg
nd qi.\icker,- timed to the motion
icture
NASHVILLE, Tenn., March I5- through with spiritalrd a fine enthu- th, sound of the puffing of an engine, are
Napper Bryon, convicted of the mur~ siasm. ` _ or ev-m~¢be mm-iglging of n- regiment _
der of his vifs. th¢ mother 01 twelve ' of soldiers through-wha streets, or BUFFALO HAD 'rl-u__CK SKULL.
children, was hanged at tha state The following was the cast of char- our g,~sv¢1|y.g;-0nn¢_ when tho crun- ' _-
prison here today. _ .acters in the play My Geraldine as ,,hmg_,o,m¢ an in-v¢fy.weli produc-, Minds of men mn hardly imnginerazor
Ho th
Slllfllfs A1112”-G¢0|'E° D D°l?l0l5° ' -produced has puzzled many people.
Another commonly-used sound
that of a motor-car. It is made by
a bundle of umbrella ribs, five or six
reports that in a northerly gale 011 Club quitaexcelled themselves in its in numb,”-_ being rattled against a
March 7- ln the Gllll St"e8m» Sh* presentation, and their performance sheet of tim the rattling being ,-e_
placed by short, quicv blows as
motor-car approaches.
as _~~... .
V BOVRII. is a great hotly-builder. _ _
‘ v »,.
1 _I F-in 1
 , "
5° #itching their expressions and the
“5.lmovoment of their hands, one can
“vi tell almost to a wondfwhat they are
ii __
“"1 supposed to be saying.
°°;- ||sAsiss»e|>i0enic -iii
_ This city is in the grip of a measles
he D . _
Sandpaper is also used to imitate -epidemic. Between 300 and 400 cases
said to exist here at present. -
the hardness of an old-bull buffalo'
ed' , ,... _
w e sound of horses' h00fB is skull, with clay and mud-embedde
in the wool," says Scott Cummins.
For this "effect," ubhe only thing nn eld,bulla1o hunter of Alva, Okl.
_ necessary are two pieces of cocoanot- “I came -.hunting in Oklahoma from
M0.\'l‘R`EAL, March 15-In an effort Grath. shell. scooped Out. and a slab of. wei13ng.t0_'n_ '1{an__ Wim; this was still
marble.» or -a good, solid tile. Work . buffalo range,
Tefldi Cl`¢9K9l1-J- Finkel' H00 the two shells, one in each hand, in “As we drove up on R slight eleva
unison on the slab. and there you ure- tion .near 3 sand creek we saw n lone
Another sound used vcry Often. buffalo, straggler, down the creek
much to the discomfort of the nerv-
ous portion of the audience, is that
_ ot shooting. It is produced by strik-
Wl P05”-1005 lmld ill 0011803- Nora-Mrs. Fors'ythe.i ing an empty body, such as a tea-
Mrs. Bebe-Miss Flo. MacKen1ie. ch¢St_ tm-d¢d_ with tho op; and to-_
ward the audience, with a bed-lath,
or any such-pliable striker. The blows
_ _ should be given sharply and with
'1'“ The play is an excellent one, which fo,-¢e_ _ _
He H 3 <i y.
wind was in our-iavorhe did not ob
serve us. We pulled oil down into
small ravine that led to the creek
who was very deaf, I picked ui) m
D W
tridgvs in its magazine.
lailskulked down the swale, and, gettin
the deliberate sim nt n nnintiiuninfi in
shoulder blade and fired.
w`s feedin uietl and as the
S en carhine, which had seven car-
. _ --~. r il* '- -\ .
iiiiiiilii coiirgicros
1 ' As“ii_iiii0_|siisia
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y., March 15
-Because he refused to allow his lab-
orers to work today, on account" of
the muddy condition of the streets,
Angelo Mastrangclo, a wealthy Ital.
ian contractor, was murdered a¢"hig
home. Two laborers followed the pon-
tractor to his residencealiier h`e'hnd
laid them off for the day. and while
one of them held the victim, the
other almost severed his head. with a
B
‘1 iiiuNicIPAi. AND ivi
company Isrnnasrs
LUUENBURG, March 17-The
streets of Lunenburg may be in dark-
ness in the evenings after the last of
this month. At a meeting of the civic
fathers last night, it was declaed to
have the services discontinued after
_ ,March 31st unless the Light Company
a`make substantial reductions -in the
rates charged.
.
H°“di°“ the lm" tu my common; MEXICAN TROUBLE sa'r'1‘LEn
IN NEW YORK.
"I nlighted from the waggon and NEW YORK, Maron 17.-The sudden
l iarture from New York of Senor
g dei
down on hands and knees, I crawled ,Limnntour the Nlexicgi Minister -of
up through rank tula. grass until ;Finanee,'after _a week of oonibrenco
within about a hundred yards of the gnnd negotiations, the precise nature
unsuspecting animal. Then I took
|of which has not hitherto been clear,
B it now explained by _thc under stand-
ing that he has succeededfin effecting
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I v
i
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Bild! I: Co. Mumba _ l
ogg: seem" 100 ni;fnnmt"'s`if.
.° ,~‘
0urSei'vi cc For '
Commission 0rllé`rs
-&1»t:\`>.i.s/... nw-
Uiir facilities for hand-
ling Com mission Ord' rs_are
unexcelled. The sery` e
which we render cannot ze
believe, be siirpassed
Proinptness and quality
of execution and accuracy
of Market News so far as
can reasonably be had. ~ are
the outstanding features of
this ’i)»;-parxiziciit of `our
biisincss.
Orrlqrs for- _Stocks or
Bonds listed on ilie Ton-
outo, Montreal. Londcn
and New\'ork Exchanges
will receive- our iiiiniediaié
attention.
Our Private \Vire system
reaches all important fin-
ancial centres.
.|.C.MacKintosh & Co.
.=. '.*mur1c`:§.: -
Established 18111
Members Honireal lllocl 
Direct Private Wires.
HALIFAX, MONTREAL,
ST. _[OMIM
I
___.l
J. W. Brennan and was a distiuc
success from every- Il0l¥>l---»-J~
| “ __..._.._...----
‘ uAi>.1'rmn sncugilrms.
I   
March 15, 1011.
laauinx, N. s."" .»‘ _ __
' nnmsaiv < 1-
B. N. America......   
New Brunswick...    
|Novu Scotia X_l)_  
‘lioyal Bank of (‘a`n'ada'X'.Il.
` MISCELLANEOUS. _
Acadia Firrlnsurancef..  110
104
67
151 14
265 2
274
240
Acadia Sugar, Pfd........_.......
Acadia Sugar, Ord...   
,Brandram-Henderson, Com....
East. Can. Sav. & Loan .... ..
Eastern Trust; Qompany 
Halifax Fire IlIs......' 
Nova Scotia 'l‘e1ephon6.......
Staniie1d’s ,Pl_d.,_.__.,....... 
Stanfield’s Com...    
Trinidad Electric...  . 
BONDS.
20
140
105
130
104
60
75
Acadia Sugar...   ... 
' Brandrem-Henderson 
Halifax Elec. Tramway 
108
100
10l§
Pniinet i=.i-id Miss Cornelia Paquet.
The play was under the direction of
991 was Sl-mined Bild leaked b“dlY~ at rehearsal had enabled this gifted
and capable company to present a
t 5(;|\R(;|]'y gf FAR” |{E|_|> uninneu production which onion iortn
_ _ ._ - _ the nenmest Approval oi their num- B
ory It would be invidious to dis-
Geo. L. Stewart, the Dominion im- . .1
position is also used for producing
oiinds of storms or thunder. started forward. Instantly he was on _ force by the Mexican Government,
his feet and coming toward me, and the leading insiirrectlnniats, he-
ll lB»'DP0<l\\<'»°d bl' If-Fllllllg 8- big jumping still-legged in the manner of ing satisfied, are to aid in feetoring
_ ronorvro, o c., Mn: ii is-M.  ' _ fa _ ,
B C r criminate where all did so well. drum with ,hd gat 0( me hand; and a buck,” bmm.\w_ Every hah. on peach . 
A large sheet of tin in .a hanging
In comic -pictures, the sound of al
1 Omar, . Many, including a number who fai -
a lion"| roaring is made hy. a man
“My aim was good and he fell with entative lan b which substantial
n thud. Anxious to stick him,
,a 'L P y
1‘reforms are expected hobo put in
E
him seemed turned the wrong way; --------1-'
Quotationr turnilhod by J. 0. lac-
nntoeh Q: Co. Exchange Building.
233 14-The State `Senate ycst_rday Balfour, Leader oi the Opposition,
238
100
101
55 _ ___ _ CHAMPION COW OF THE WORLD.
17 (Washin°ton Star). ,”
137
150
-100
125
101
57
73 And il he bade her stand and butter fat production of cows be-
100
97
Nsszlaciii. 9 mn ’ 1 AF 1-iss 0
. . ee oa s....... 5] 94; . W o Hoo -arm gave .7 poun s,
N. s. steel an 0un1»n¢b_...¢.10a§ 101 A'§,,‘f,;,‘f{‘1§§’,,”,§‘°,,f'“t‘{,‘;°§,,f;;'§,;‘,§f"° h° elim ounces milk, resting-.1,o0s
,|Porto Rico Railways...  B6' 05 And gmvei “nh election through pounds, eleven ounces butter or more
Staniield’s Limited .. 102i 101 Th h~n r me min- ' ‘than ‘half 3 ton. An accurate ac-
lrriniasa ammo... -".`:`.""_`  105- oz w,,,,fds§§§_ ‘wftg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,' .g,,,,,_ count was kept oi nur feed. una nor
' ~ ' ld t _te ts per uart made
migration inspector or 0, is - .
receiving hundreds of applications ggrftsrgitixy egg; H; 1;,‘;td°:;“l':§x;
;iEf_f,}_,¥ ;_‘;)r$8!a;',?§';inh(;“;t§€;";7mgggf that n repeat performance of this de-
d h _ ~ l ml Y _ iignifui play will be given nt the
ay ° ls “nab e to lm” the mos" Opera House -this evening.
tions. “The are," he said, "two jobs
waiting for every man who wants ,
work on a farm, and although the ALL PARTIES AGREE _
farmers are offering as high wages as IN GREAT BRITAIN.
ever, they cannot get enough men.”
LONDON, March I7-Sir Edward
MORE AMEBRICANS Grey’s endorsement of President
CPPOSE RECIPROC_I'1‘Y_ Tnft's Arbitration suggestions was
seconded, amid cheers, in the House
9 SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March of Commons, yesterday by Mr. A. J.
adopted n memorial to. congress pro- who in the course of a speech declar-
testing against c;rt‘:-.iin features of ed he saw no difficulty in way of car-
the Canadian reciprocity agreement. rying out such an. arrangement be-
lt had been adopted previously by tween this country and the United
the House. States. -
A POSSIBLE RESULT. '
_ ° Another worlds record has been
H mm, in solemn spewh decreed broken. The new queen of the dairy
That Woman had to vo” is ,_ beautiful Jersey cow named
sod Sophie 19th of Hood Farm owned
And study every. civic n -
And all the statements note and test* “t H°°d _farm-!L°W°_lll_£
Which orators and others make; She i' *lm °hBmPi°“ _*WW 0* m
Outdoors for patriotism’s sake “ng” f°‘”` and ave years °f 915°'
To listen to the b,md_ During the twelve months ‘ending
Or 'march for weary hours amid tl-_)°°~’ 3_1' 1910- Onhn tix” B‘_l"'h°i"“1";_“°°‘§
< y e Massac use s gr cu ura
f The torchhghts on parade' Coll under the rules of the Ameri-
089.
Alf,.,Y,:c€gn§£§§;d?ubs who “bm can Jersey Cattle Show, Sophie-19th
_.En i t milkso a,n0en q
i Oi gfgrgy? silfdpigimglrnteiul? No? a Drollt of $565.22. .
ai

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Y ' ~
why they arc seifc, :ind alot of oilicr
them.
.'
F.. B. M¢£lURDY & C0 °
Members Montreal Stock Exchange
Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, CHA'RLOT'l`E TOWN, St. Iobn'l, Nfld.
af'-if
STOCK QUOTATION B.
March 17, 1911. _
&U0l‘tJ futnllhod by F. B. 'Mc~
5 _ se.
'°**.!'~",'.'e--1’»- ll- _1-. __ .
H  Brooms.
rn Pm” Opzeaed. Closed.
I C - zi
.Din-oif. lv l i
6 p. c. and Safe
Dim'l be satisfied iviili 3 per rent interest when voii can put ygir
money oul lo work wlicrc it will earii 6 per centlnnd be safe, too: I
V\'e have in mind two particularly attractive 6 per cent Bnnd5_in
both iiisianCcs ihe principal is amply secured, the Companies issuing
them have an exceptionally well established business, the earnings are
_ siiowiiig good increases over _prcviousyezirs and :irc mm h niore inn" the
L] amouilt i|ccess;|.r_\' to pay il1_q_&ill_crest on llic bond issiius.
Prop u_S a liiw. _iiisi say “Give mc particulars of ilii- 6 p_ c Securities
mentioned in our a<i\erlisement in the Chronicle" and we will icll ou
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information you slmiilii know about
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Brooklyn R. T. '
Reading
Union Pacidc _ 1750 175i
U. S. Steel _ _'lv 77;
Va. Chemical ""‘m"*"§`
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Mar _ __ .. 1440 14.00
July ‘ " 14.40 14.42
Dom. Iron & Steel I9
Iliinois 93;
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1-' "‘f` _ (lan. Power
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ornoAa0"|um<a'r.
ln! Pork, -___ _.Q 13.21  11.31
July Com *IN _BN
. _'F070'
saw roms sr cus. _ _ _
  0'” I - ' present building a number of
is &.:.":i::. "~°°~° "ii
1:1 f »i~‘s‘§M ‘£325 Okts
_ . - . :W
-¢*»»i»-oeuno0ziv..ni¢»»¢i..=f _
f* °’§.i’i“ °‘°'¥€; ‘_"‘l,f°°fv>°1l'<i';ul!'>'  I ri
- W 6! Tha United States department of
Shed say he _as B' brut agriculture’h ertlimatie irf tgund num_;
‘ bers of the wealt pro uced sac
_ cHAi=iLo'i'x‘r:'rowN MARKETS. war by the _ 2Z_00o _ooo cows in the
_i . United States is'¥B00,000,000, or an
0 _ g,v~erage____i:_i_°:agt of -$86._:_dpo_i_~__ c;>w_.__ If
C rrect d for ov Wedneed a m°N‘°' °“ W5' ' *° mg
9 ' e Baturdamyylneue, - ay nd and breeding it shouldbn easy to in-
.__. crease the average proht per cow to
at least one-tenth of the profit made
goof (quni-tu-3 per 1;, 5 ¢0 10 by Sophie 19th of Hood Farm, which
Beef (|_mg1\) pei- lb, 3 ‘Q 1;, would raise the total to $1,240,000,-
Be¢1;g_ pg; bump 4 to 5 000, an increase oi S440.000,000.-`Bon-
Butter 22 to Z3 £0” Tm-“9°rll"'~ `
Mutton, per lb. 9 to 10 ` '
Pork 65 to 8
Lard,perlh 16 to 18 -  .
mutton (maui pr in 9 to 12
Potatoes 40 to G5. t ’
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S
8°.
Straw per ton 85.50 to 8
|0elery per bunch
_ Ii.adi_s_hea, pet -I 'bunches
Lettuce par bunch
White Oats ’
Black oats
Eggs, per dozen 17 to
I-lar. per ton ~ $7.'50.'to is _
Hides i "'I\ to 8
Turnfps ‘ 15
Caldsbine, (free of heads) 11 to 11
Pelts, each 45 to 60
12
Ducks
10 to‘»l.1.'
10 to 12
Dories of all sizes and types
v . 1 ' ' .
We have a large stock of the
-Cmckanl ordinary, single, medium and/
 double dories and we are at-2
which -bulges inthe middle being pre-
every -'movement of the figures on the
accompaniment of their various ac- 1
speak to than English, because for- ie(-
pecially tho French and Italians. By ~
believing through 0--lamp-slow-one no certainly ionken vicious.
“'I’he'n came my real surprise. When
ferablc;-» -~ ` the old bull was about twenty feet
Rather a dliucult niece of work. re- from me 1 cnt innne sua nit inn.
fiulrinz brains and more than average sqiinruiy between the eyes. The 50-
Smartness. is talking to the pictures caliber bullet glanced snide and went
-that is. miuiinz the picture sneak. ninging across the inns nn nit had
The man behind the sheet must watch sg,-,wk B chunk of Bessemnr Steel,
"The bull kept coming and I s
Sheet. and siwak for them. and to the that 1 wus in for n ing int ni trouble.
tried vainly to dodge the monster,
UDB! l~l\¢l'E€5f~iC\1lBf»l0nS~ and in a moment' he struck me like n
Foreign pictures are ‘much easier to nntienng mn. 1 iinvu n inint moi- Derby Junction. March'9rh.1911. We
HW
IN VEB'I‘lG-ATION
NOW COMPLETED.
NEWCASTLE, N. B., March 17-
’l'he Coroner’s investigation into the
Railway disaster at Derby Junction,
was finished yesterday, nnd the fol-
lowing verdict was reached: “We find
that Hervey McDougall ca.me‘to *his
death-as the result of a collision be-
tween train No 59 arid train ‘N0 34, an
tion 0( the round “ying up to hit further find that the said Plarvoyi Mc-'_
eigners are so much more expressive me_
in their actions and movements-em though it was broad day1,ght__
'When I regained my senses I saw`
E
I saw iniiiiinerable stars, al-
Doiigall met his death throughirisgleciiq
of duty on the part of ithd QaU»‘o1`
` ‘ ` I
Fonlwcar at small
prices---ll¢n'S  '
,ii » __ _i . .
Heavy kip boots, regular 1.50 vaiue,
now   .SLIO
Grain leather boots, 3.00 value for..2.ll
Dnngoia. boots, 2.50 value for. . . . . .I 75
Liimhermen's rubbers  . . 25 p. c. oil'
Overshoes ...........25p.c. “
All-wool sox, z5i\ \-§i'u<-. for i7c, _toe
vlluefor ._ __ ' . . . . . .
.._. Zio
Boys' foot wear at similar :mall prices.
l _
V ' ...;:£." q-.__ ii--.vs_--. _,...,£___
‘Snaps iii Dry 
Fancy dress muslins, zoc value for llc,
z4c value for |60 and i5c value for. . 
Prints, regular nc quality' for. ...1 - c
Flanneleiics, izc regular price, now..lc
Dress 'n hams, | value for |04:
OUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday and /_  _
‘ _ Baturd y i ue.. = » > ,
n " _ -23 it, double and power domes
new-. .po m. is to zo; f 1' f 's = i . 
which we will sell with a 2 r-2 _
_40,,0.4,_ H.  Iniperiail _install¢__fl _ff.,. .
01 so if $125.00, 'F.'O. B. 'Car Soni
as to in,
10 in 11.
.irq were '$6.50 to $1.00
#Polk
lite Oats
8" 8 5°' 1 »
Wrappetellol, in value for lc, i5c
valuefor»  ............l0c
Dress goods in fancy tweedn, woratcds,
reign and chevioir. 40 and 41 inches
iwi e. Regular 3oc value for ~lOc, and
Ilmihr' reductions up dn. r.5o ivaluo for
.rw -min' ... ....i..~........F.°0
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.
'i
.
iniist own to yourself
that such great re-
ductions are unusual
_and when you actual-
ly see the goods you’11
wonder how we can
sell at such low pric-
A deepening C 1.».f‘nn- Un”
1 U V
S»a_e_-_-_-_- nusual aluos
 "  'Herefire sonictruly wonderful bargains in high-classr  A Yoh" I
inruuui if if I I
Dnngnla boots, regularly sol_d' at_$z.`oo
to 1.50, to clear atf.. .   .....*."__75c
Regular$2.5o boot! for.. .. . . . . . .105
Fleece-lined boots, $2.25 value for. .I-05
Overahoes....... " ......Z5 p.c_.6`_H
Cl1ildren's bonis, sizes 3 to-§, Worth
from 75c to goc, now only. ... . .. . . .. .illc ‘
_ es. _
V _We are agents' for 'the Celebrated New Idea l’xif_e_|-na‘_Q l
' r '  " ° """'; " Nl V ° s ri : s i»-1-...._ ..;.... . v` va
_ Some other   0n_porluaxti'e». "
A i_\1a2g1'3iliicetit-“ialssort
ment of 'crnekery ware
'going at. . . . . Half Price
hi/ei'i`n underwear anld
sheep lined' boats at great
_  to you the benefits'  .» ., _.~~,_..,,,g 
Coate,regu\ar 3.00 value for $l.90, 4.00 - ga1!1€d  ShOPPi[)g Suits, regularly $7.54: value  53',-
I f . , . . , . - - - . _ ‘
::.:: ;;,il,‘;°.s ::.::‘“i:.I°'.f.i.§?.?.f: her- and ui- i»afga=f»~s §_‘a°.i‘:f_.?~.‘.?;.._'i‘.;:°f'.€”.i ."».°°- 'f-:’;;".°;
value for $1.15 and 15. no value for.$l0.25 - listgd  Speak Overco:-its, |n_oo value -for 1.00, limbo '
 V' 4" "`  ` ’ " '
: . __ _ , .. __ We antit i _.._...i. 
Women s Cioliiln ~ W _ ° P’°."° _ e o ii
for 75¢. M5 f°r$l-50 and wsu value fm' great offer-it's 'just and intcrmedinio v/nine., ' '_ f `
Fiir miiffs and _collars . . . . . . . .llall Prine Iglogeyfl ‘ng y 0 u Swenger WMS’ L50 “|ue_!~°,.___ '_ 
...‘.‘.""."._°'"_'?:_ff'.=tf.‘f'f‘.’. _tf:f°°_“‘ so ; for _themselves No "°'.:.?~ “;;‘.;5~°2,5::...s.~~-...---~,r..,x".2 1
‘5l;Iagi_;i§l¢_a_i_t_e_es:_:;_i;t waist, i.no valuem Senslble Pefsgn Could-  . . . . .
... ..   -. ’ ‘Z8 Q2-19?# V
. White linen shirt waisis, regularly; 1.25 refuse to Ignore this 2.oor‘i:d|iffr;g,r;§>\:z£f`gr$'.§‘i *L
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Mcn‘s and boys' caps, regularly priced
-50° for 35:. 75c for 504:, And iioowhfaia
diseouniis;   ,  ......lie
_. Boyelsuite, reefere, _lmi¢|¢.
_en .end overcast; -ai -nnnii
prices. _ '
-You can get what you -
Heavy working shirts, Soc value for $2*
i. 25 value for _'Brand 1.50 valwefer .ell
Sleigh 'rob_ea,l_horse ru¢'s§'dtc. .S l~§ 
Ien'| mills' 2 vvdlueakior  l 'h
,_ __. , - -_ 5<=_ c. 
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lyetialniy. - %iIplrs o u r v°|"‘_.‘&  '-Svtillilm’ tw- 'I '. l*
prices with others. ' ' " ' '.- _ ' *"_\ ‘
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