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CUIINTY GIIAHIAN
me Kurs   , _
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omg lloatqne, Ce t. I. A. Jiillll GDN. A8000.
34 in son-u. A. PJ. ll°Do\\_a_1 Acm-
...The latest news, Bret of all.
...Russel McDonald of Commercial
Cross, received a ¥£I°&\’Bm 0"
urday. evening' ‘from his bro
George announcing the death o.
brotlier, Dr John McDonald,
ton. on Friday. Remains left Mon-
day nig-ht at 7 Unlock for this pro-
vince. No particulars.
...At her home, Coraville, on Sat-
urday, January 29th, there passed
from earth to eternity the soul of a
pious Chrisiiian woman in the PU'
son of Mrs. John Maca‘ulY In “IQ
94th year of her age. She was much
beloved -an respected by all who had
the pleasulg of her acquaintance on
account of her many 0100311090 illlali'
ties of niiud and heart. Alwaysvon
the side ol virtue, a kind and oblig-
ing neighuor. a loving \\'ll¢‘ and
mogllel-_ 5 worthy meiuber of the
Qmlmlic Uliurch, she gave an ex-
ample worthy of iniitallion. Her re-
main.-: were full( wed (0 Sf- PC0905
Church by a lar-_ge concourse of peo-
ple. She leaves to mourn. f-DFP? S0“S
and one dauglifer-Daniel., at homie,
Mrs. John Kehoe. of fieorgetoun
John. -`. - '
three grand-children and ten great
grand-children. to mourn their loss.
__._.__--
SUDDEN DEATH OF
MRS. N. BIOLYNEAUX
Rockwood Chocolates in Georgetown.
Try them and you will always buy
gag. them A. McLean & Co. 2-l8dr1w.
ther ` “_”
his ...All amounts for Guardian adver-
Bos- . tising and subscriptions in Montsgu
e
and 'vicinity should bepald to W. A.
Johnstone agent, and in Sourls and
vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent.
1-10drtf.
...The carnival held at Montague
Rink Thursday night, Feb. 17th. was
pulled ofl very successfully. There
was a large crowd in attendance,
ooth on- the promenade as well as on'
the ice. There were about 75 in.
costume. The tirsf~4Jrize in the la-
dies' costumes was awarded_ to Miss
Elva L. Stewart, Mexicmi 'l‘rou_ba-
‘dour. First prize in the gentlemen
was awarded to T. Gordon Ives,
,Mexican Troubadour. Those worthy
gof special mention were: Ladies, Mrs,
lLouis A. Burke, Cinderella, Miss Sa-
!die`McDonald, Queen Ellnor; Miss
Lucy Wickwire, Fairy, and Mrs. Isaac
,Ives, N-ight. There was alsoaprize
‘given to the children, l\liss'l\lary Mc-
'Intyre getting first, as Blue Bell,
lboys, as Prince Charming. Honortqble
mention; Miss Irene McGregor, Nigih-2;
_Miss liucy .\lcLaren, Fairy;. Willie
Mclntyre, Sailor Boy; Wilbur Mc-
l.=iren, Santa Claus. Others in cos-
tume were: Mrs, J. H. McLean
.
...We are sole agents for the famous l
Junir~ of Boston' also thiflyrfand Burton McLaren, first in the ~
" 08 in B f ld ,
ouand mmm.
.mini 1iio»imi.,-
Herbert Clark,
,___
-Afltention is called to the ad. re
Tenders for the Dunk River F‘a.ctolry,
which appears in this issue. -2-22d1i_
-Hermenius Peak, French River,
and Norman MCL. Ramsay were in
Sumrnerside yesterday. _
-Hockey, Charlottetown vs Sum-
merside Friday, Feb 25th, in Sum-
me.rside's New Rink. 2-22d4i_.
-Miss Beulah Monroe, 'Charlotte
town. spent Sunday in' Surnniersiile,
the guest of Miss Jean Grady.
__lt_
-Mrs John Collins, Charlottetown
is spending a few days visiting her'
parents D. and Mrs Hamilton, _Sum-
merside.
-D. Schurman of the Massy Har-
ris Co and Councillor Matthews,
Charlottetown, came to Bummerside
yesterday. .
-J. B. Clark, Wardenville, Sask,
who has been visiting his parentls,
P. B. and Mrs Clark, Sumnierside,
left yesterday on return to his;h<mii‘J,
-Dr Landry, Commissioner of Ag-
riculture for New Bi'un~i\vick, will be,
present at the Provincial Send ;‘:i.r
which is to be held in S‘.iz~.imc1‘si<'.e,
March 9, 10, and 11'. Watclr for/ the
program and see when he is to
speak. `
(in the evening of the 15.th inst the Qllfell 0| Hearts, MTS. J- P. Crock
cominuiiitv of Southport was sadden- ett, Snowflake; Mrs. (Dr.) J.D. Mc-
ed by hearing of the sudden death intyre, Good Luck; Mrs. (Dr.) A_E.
of Mrs Nathaniel Molyneaux. A fe\\‘ISmith, Just As I Am; May Bell,
weeks ago .\lrs Molyneaux went t
the P. E. l. Hospital where she un
derivent a serious operation, which Spanish Dancer; Lillian Hoare, Hock-
was a perfect success. After the op-
eration slie improved rapidly and Hearts; Qla Colliris, Union Jack;
was intending _to return to her hom
on th
on the 10th, when
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evening before she took
fainting spell from which she
never recovered but died in a few
minutes. Mrs Nlolyneaux was 51
years of age. She gave her heart to
Christ when but a child, and united
with the 2nd Baptist Church, Law-
rence, Mass, January 18th, 1882. Na-
turally Mrs Molylieaux was of a
cheerful, generous, kindly spirit, and
thus, permeated as she was with the
spirit of Christ, made her one of the
most noble specimens of Christian
womanhood. She possessed the rare
faculty of being able to cover the
failings of others with the mantle of
charity and was ever .delighted to
speak an encouraging word or lend a
helping hand to any one in need. Her
place in the community and in all the
activities of the church will. indeed,
be hard to fill. It was her joy to at-
tend thc services of the sanctuary
and her pastor mourns the loss of an
earnest worker and a most sympa-
thetic and attentive hearer. She will
be greatly missed in her home by her
sorrowing husband who mourns thc
loss of one of the most devoted of
wives. Besides the sorrowing hus-
band, she leaves one brother and two
“ way Fishing Girls; Winnie Campbell,
Bella, Willard Spencer, L_ H. Coffin,
Snowshoers; Everett Rhude, King of
Diamonds.
Qf.\.§.fII_‘.?..E‘..!_A
Tha Kind You Have Always Blllghf
Bears the ` l
Bignatnre of ' 
I
LABOR UNIONS PREVENT
BOYS LEARNING TRADES
BOSTON, Feb. 20-Judge Wm. C.
Wait in the superior court todan
_scored the labor unions because' hi.)
‘said “ the boys today do not have
_any opportunity tc learn a trade
owing to the labor unions." In this
statement he coincided with the plea
set up by Attorney John Quinn for
,live young men charged with break-
ing and entering a fur store about
on " for terms between two and on
Mrs Philip Irving of Cherry Valley,a E
o Queen Iphigeniai Clarindia'McDonald,
- Prairie Flower, Millicent Campbell,
,eyisiq Fancis Collins, Queen of
0 lilyria Mc eggan, Hockeyis`t1lLillian
e McDonald, Catherine Wright, Gallo-
-The "funeral of the late Mrs
Westley .Lyle took place on Sunday
from the home of her parents, A. J.
and Mrs Linkletter, Sherbrooke and
was followed to the PeQple’s Cemet-
ery' by a large number of sympathiz-
ing friends,
-It is expected' that- the Silver
Cup, donated by H. J. Cundall, for
the best loaf of home-made white
bread at the Erovincial Household
Science Fair at Summerslde, March
9.'10, and 11th will bring out very
strong competition. All should help
by spending their entries in early.
-A very sad and -unexpected death
ther was called away after an ill-1
ness of only a few hours, at the age
of 23 years. Mrs Lowther was a
daughter of Thomas and Mrs Mc-
Bride, Carleton, and was only mar-
ried a fnw months.
-A faithful and vigorous canvass
was made, yesterday and up to a
lava hour last night, for votes, by
the several Civic candidates in the
comi-ng civic elections of Summerside
Each candidate hopeful of success.
relying on the many promises made
and -after leaving a margin for the
uncertaintyof the Ballot voted that
they may have some to sparc.
__ _ - iq- ‘ , ~ heless the`judge
sisters. nie.. o_ M i»n» l E _ A ‘ ‘ek “ho New" ' _
Mme; Mrs R McKinfmn"e O€1.,0:f:l;q_ lsentenced two of them to state pris- _ I Numan
large number of nephews and nieces,
to whom she was like a mother, and
a host of friends who will ever cher-
ish the memory of her sainted life,
The funeral service on the 17th was
largely attended and exceedingly |
half and four years, and the other
were ordered to the House of Cori'
'ection for a year each.
SAVIDIGS DEPOSITS
` OVER $500,000,000.
solemn, as all who had known her inl OTTAWA, Feb. 20 The Januar
life mourned the loss of a personal
friend The remains were taken t
. Y
'bank statement issued today shows
' ' crease in s\a.v'n s
_~ 0 another heavy in 1 g
the (ross Roads Church where lJns~'dgpnglt,s, which now total $508,207,
tor H. S. Erb, who conducted the
S0-l, This is a new high record mark
service spoke appropriate words from and an increase of $9,000,000 during
Hebrews 4:9.
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' "Spreads Llke Butter."
| Sold only in 15c and 25c blocks
~ For sale by all Grocers. '
Manufactured b _
The Ingersoll Packing és., Ltd. 1
Ingersoll, Ontario, Ganadl ,/
°`°:'1vTA“ii1T'fiKE‘ sEC`UR1'i‘1Es‘_
.~\l I0\\' p|'ic\‘_s II:i|ii|iii-rs _';5i Feb 19 1910
.H`:i\\'.~ .loc I’I:m\'.~' :,oc - 'h d il F B Mc
Ries nn- 2...- R.-..~»_-`~-_ Quotations f\ll‘nlS 0 -JY - ~ _“
llulclicls 35s liiiltt-_;`|_:,`\?` Uufdy. & 9_9" Stock and 1B;l;d Er%k_
L'o|i\|i;iss\~sl_;.‘ Gziiigi-sigc GFS, Members Itdontrea 0011 X
S.'\\\' .si-ls ° \ < Files me ' change. 18° Holhs Straw' Ha' I ax'
cnuiinons. co   __
_ __ _ HARDWARE _ La...i.;.m._..__,..  _ 
` ff  _ i Y _ 4* __ __ _ _> _' 0mm  
 in Nm seen-  
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Tele hone Company' Bonds ~ I l.‘.§’.¥.'3.‘ ..'.“.'....'...;.'
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199 197
284 '.131
Montreal ....  _ . .. 259 25./.
New Brunswick    231
181 177
took place at Carleton a few days- _'Mtch s5`m7'athy is'e.xP_I`e“°d for
ago when the wife of Oswald Low- D~ M' and Mrs WIWEII- SWnm°l`5Id¢»`
GERSO _ _
Ask. Bi
._ 150 149
_ -_\' III" l’l’Cj|‘l_l urlce of lirir mul
l\n~”l_e~l u_|\ |ii\c:~'fui~-nl in thc fir-_ll
~ I""- 89,11' lj per 1 cnt il 'yvnr Hold l ond-
Yf llic I |iuiruidf'nn-nl=|l,\l¢.\ 'l',.|,,,|,,,,,e_
"""I*`d~ Wlllilcld li pci' 1.'r~ul. on the
inlrliyii y iiin-,~|¢.l
ieeloil 1.- . ‘ ' _
‘inns 3' S1"ll<:'|hrc?;_’|Wuiil i|\ denominu
\_\ ||lI| llio ('x:°e=p[m|| nflwo ghgyl llmls
11",", ‘I I*.\` I hu l~o\'1.»rnuic|it wliicli lim-.4
'ill :fjpiliwliascrl al n reasonable figure
lm, "luwny controls _:hp zeleplionc
>l\~\'1 =~ oflhe Island of Frinidml.
l'I'Iig I 'nn lnny luis i.n lxclusivc fran-
l \I*('.
'Ifrlr‘i|‘=~fl I~» fl 1- 1-(-rind ful-l.:c_=l of the
llillisli \\_<_.~l I_i|diu l.-lni.d-_ Iu\\'ing an
i;_i_"4r:'féf l_..:ln i is mul n lopulalion of
. /
I. ,\'~ u willfifllii and send iiiivthc con-
Iulow wr: .hall lm plz mod lo send
a hooklc' giving full particulars
_ lmldillrlhe (`niiipn|y am n lot of
n fer..».~tiiu{ inforiiiaiiuu i-e|;.u-ding thc
l~l|ud of'l rinldsd. _
1"*'-7
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= _  __ __ ____ _ i>...t.. ru...   
` ' Stanfields  
Trinidad C_0nsol Tel.  .100 971
95 93
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° I-',3,M¢cUR|)y & Q0 _ glii .. rye... C0... 5-. 
, ‘ ' , aiax ram .......... ., 
. UUMIISYU Hvlllleal _Singh laehaive _ N. S. Steel lst Mor. 5s 
H_\l.ll~aX. MONTRIIJAL S1DN.\’.C.B.-an ST.JOH.\".-i , no Debemm-e Sgock 
sc01'|_A M  
_._ STEEI. _& -C0111 'COMPAN*-Y 1
FIRST M0.,R'1‘on
GE 5 I’I~lR CENT
k Trinidad Elec  
_ `£ -_ y  I ivi1scELLANEo_us`f125 120
-'-~;-i  I_ Yleldlng 6 per cent  liiilii52122.;;fa_"'___'_11::_"11_ 1... .00
l)o. Ord. ......... .._. 
- Cape Breton Elec._ com 
East Can. Sav. & Loan ._ 142
Eastern Trust   155
Halifax Fire   _.105
N. S. Telephone   114
N. B. Telephone  .....105
_Stanflelds    104
' Do. com.   ...
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_ United Ry. of Havana Def.
Ord. ..................... ._ 20
- Acadia Sugar
100 97
Cape Breton Elec 96; 94
95 94
Rob lst Mort
Trinidad Elec. .... ._ 
STOCK QUOTATION S .
Cop er    . 
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,Brandram-Henderson com .23 20
30 25
138
150!
95
111i
102
99
30
81 87
ios 101;
102 100
100 97;
101 98
98 95
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102; as
New vonx, Fei.. 2i-(specia1.>-
fre;
1s;
-The latest/news, mst of all. ' -The funeral of the late` I-lenryutising and subscriptions in Summer-
slde and vicinity should be Paid to, 995° 39"”
John Diekieaoh. 'agent Water Street, th” 0””
and in Albzrton and 'vicinity to I-I. W1\il`1Wi“d5 °I
crm., agen _ - 2-11am. i"<1l_vld“°.“W °f
~ - ' - 'Ph sms was
Waugh, Summerside, will be an-
nounced later." - -
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-We want your seed__whga.t. lend..
"F °*_\l11Pl¢B- _R~ T. Holman L_td.Sum-.
mold.. _ .2-lildlwsinnai
Parlors. §\ux1_w°rq1de. _iz--.uartf
-We pay .the highest prices for raw
furs. Send them in. .R. T. Holman.,
Ltd., Summersldu.
'___' I
» Thur d evening a
with Buccess'- » _ Fransisayand Mrs lV_!utch, Earnsclllle.
___ .REBERV TUESDAY NIGHT bv the Womens Missionary Society,
 22ND F33 THE MASQUARI of Cherry Valley. The even/ing was
' 4. spent by the -large number present in
ABE SKATE AT SUM-MEBSIDE S -' ' l intercours interesting parlor
NEW RINK. .ini¢lIss~roN.'ro Pao- Sw” °'
MENADERS on sKA'rEns TEN g“‘“F” ““,‘§x;’§f“1t“§‘;;,t,§’§§f,;‘““°,2§§,;
CENTS. Prior. wi-u1~NEv's BAND  by_B §,“ Huntley whose
LIN ATTENDANCE' 2_19d3i‘ splendid rendition ol! “TamM0'Sh;An-
'_ `ter" delighted his earers. iss .ou
HOCKEY AT S' D' CV Mutch who is an elocutlonist of the
WHIRLWINDS VS PREFECTS first order; Miss MarthaIrvir:ig,Man-
"“`”‘ th N p ular reciter; an as-
'I‘he first of the series of games \\ as €e,.?II:1o\f;l5;to,?pMu¢¢h_ one of the
Played at S- D- C- Sat“I`d“Y “ight brightest and smartest boys of his
_gkatvieen the Whiflyvinrlstand Pe;-fcjztst, age in Q,,ee,,-B (;oun¢y_ Th.. sulisel-
l e wo principa oca cams 1- ia _ d b tht, ladies was ang er
Institution. The outcome of the :$.25 Ofythe assertion that some 0(
game was the subject of greatcit in- ` the best cooks in p_ E_ 1, reside in
terost among the students during the -__ _ _ ____ - - --~--
day and speculation was rife as to 9 Q
the result. Before the game was 1-1 h- ,_ I 0 W
eduled to start the students ll.-sd the ‘ _ _ _
Promenade and when the ?e'.'f'n:~.a ru' _“nerdy SIOPS ¢0ll§\'lS. \='1f°NQ°|g§» c',§‘““|;
-Don’t ,misi it-last. game of hoe-
key to be played-Burnmerside, Fri~-
day Feb 25*-I1.,Vlcs vs Crystals.
2-22041 _
-Remember we sell the Ingersoll-
watch for $1 _and postage four cents.
They are guaranlleed for one year. R.
T. Holman Ltd, Sumxnerside.
2-19d3irsmw3l.
-Myers Pumps are best. Ask a
user of one or write us and find out
w-hy we control them for P. E. I. R.
T. Holman, Ltd, Summerside_
2-19d3irsmw3i.
_,__ -
-John E. Sinclair will' address a_
meeting in Malpeque Hall on Thurs-.
day, February 24th, ht 7 p. m., on
the pork industry of the United
Kingdom and Denmark. -Everyfbody
welcome. ' 2-22drli.
-John Dickieson, having resigned
the position of Guardian agent at
Summerside, applications should be
addressed "Manager Guardian, Char-
lottetown," at once for the collect-
ing »and furnishing of news, advertis-
ing, subscriptions, etc., aslirr the
past. Applications will als be re-
ceived for the mere collect-
ing and furnishing of news;
also separate ap lications for
the mere securéaig and collecting of
advertising, s scrlptions, etc.,thns‘
|1870 WON
-All amounts for Guardian adver-
_.___.. . 8 E _ .
1 -charles E madonna charlotte _ed end PIBWB ""2 f’°‘1“°§,f,,
J . - _
' lawn, br0'¢_l,¢|- of th, lam' James Mc. ly penalized, .b t neither sides-seo
-'The Morning Déily Guardian can ..Dgn°¢1d. V.’ S.. 'Bu'mmerside,. has de- 3111133 x]§N{;I:1wl:°Ij':f"§;gs aggzhgfflfé
he obtained _.it -l.i»|1srtv's 'ronwnai fitgfy *§u*r‘§:,_‘,‘ 0;’Pb;”§h§'f§eb§§L';§‘§ idiaiiisn and Frank Walken, in-_
They are now advertising for a KIBFUU f.i1l1¢'k¢¢l’.¢*`-
d.l'\|8Slst and will be ready for busi- "_ .
ness in a snort um. Mr. mnonsia A PAR'-OR SOCIAL' CLINE
his a young man, well and 'most fav-. IN EARNS '
, 2-iw----2i~ _;'i'::‘”-%l.."'.':;:.'.;..'.'.’;‘.li; "':;"':::..¥.;'.'.1 A M- '--»-'F --= gt,--» 1--
' - t the ho ,of
the
team. ~
contest-
rived inltheir ruddy colored sweat- \
’ in 10)"
s.
gjtir hy- _
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isan
the guests
and her
trlbutfed greatly
one of the
events ever
_..____ii.4;.._.
REV G. ORMAN ON
CHRISTIAN CITIZENS!-I~II’.
A goodly number --of' persons gan.-
ered at Vernon River Methodist
Church, Thursday evening. 17th in t,
to hear the pastor, Rev George gr-
man,, on Christian Citizenship. Much
appreciation was _expressed and
thanks voted on motion of L. C,
Hayden J. P., seconded by Hayden
Vanlderstine. E. Percy Rowe proved
a most acceptable and went chair-
man and was heartily anked on
motion of the pastor, seconded by L..
C. Hayden, J. P., Miss Greta V-an-
Iderutlne presided at the organ and
patriotic hymns were heartily sung
' 0 mronnm _,mu _i W\_hy;the cong.-egation.V_J '
"T_‘_t`3ff_T_*;l7:_, - ’
ll:%_"nf:-.'im€'l
3-|..-sn.-_a l~....~.-......_‘_._
QQ'
" 1.. ir- - lg i:`  " -._
creating two positions instead of '  ml y°‘_*f~,   ’
one as at present. A free telephone' '&-""‘\ ,;_f-,bl _ `; .I '
and tous as in the past. 2-1`9drtf. _ 1,,-_T,__ _ un.7' ._ lie. - 5 ,-
who are almost heart broken over
the- death of their only son _and child
Henry, which occurred yesterday
about 10 a.m_`, after an illness Q1
only about 36 hours of diabetes. ,He
had been slightly 'ill for a few` days
last week but had quite recovered
and was able to be out. On Saturdq
evening he became violently sick and
.mtwitnetanding the best or menicsilpim-1~H'on'RoBERr`" ""
treatment he continued to fail till
the end came. He ws.. in the iisui
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'.1-`_"‘-’-1.-sr==_-;~ __
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L.
A _Pallry .$5.00 May' B2 Saved
_ _ . -. - ' »' he lhc only =;iv
_  _ _ - _ ._ L_, f, -l -; i sh\\\_\ Luigi Iinl ii \\iII _
m tl" fills: ;_l0?i,"Il:;n \¥l\I:Jlé‘t`:aii\(;'i~`lIi\II ‘Ill I; sail-r lo iuvl-sl in :i Rzutge \\'i;h a
ng 0 cv c -I - ~ ‘ ' -
Repiilziliony like the --
nnurprise ‘ Monarch sion Range
ill I -.I uill look well while if
._. .- __ »-- -. .~ ~-llii' ri' ' -_
   livliirckfiiil-' )fIIii':I$:m‘2l`~|ii‘|\`IIII: sn`\‘liii|,:\ will lic' in \IlC Sl1\i\II\)\' ?\“'|,°I"‘I
- -1 ' ' . ‘ ' ' .` ~ , , . ` _ ‘ °
of fuel coiisiimcd an<I"tlie_ sirlzillcr  Shiiixmgs{_.\F§urTi:;E§€liE1)l'§1g
.
good fcsulfs; .mother mise of I`IIl‘. I¥I..S'l
RUN. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , , '
'l`Ii:i\ llie “M\\i`n\i‘i‘Ii IS llic BESI , is coiifirincd I>_\ I\uu.Irid.~ of users.
Let us send you :i L'ii'\'\i':\|‘ descrilii
of our :\_{¢~i\l. '
Qole M anufacturers '
ii-,; il or vxzuiiiui-\_l1e range at the sor
I r _'ine nnierprisg. foundry co., _sauw1iie, N. B.
ditsrlutf _ -‘ _  -__ "-
AND BELLA SAMPLE. _
year of his age and was always' a
healthy, strong lad,_above the ave.-_
B-ge in we_ight and no finer specimen
of young manhood could be found
in the Province. During the page
' year he assistedhis father in the gro-
cery business and was very attentive
to his duties. Courteous and obliging
he was a general favorite with all
lamented.
-: :CARNIVAL AT SUMMER-
SIDE'S NEW n1NK,,'ruEsDA.in,i<‘En
zzND. ,iD_\iiss1oN 'ro PEOMEN-
ADERS on 'ro SKATERS 10 c'rs_
2-isdn.
HEI[lIIIli.-_MI|IK£I I
LEMIIH IEIIN
Almost Reached Its Record
actions; the Rest ofthe
NEW YORK, Feb. IB--When the en-
ergies _of speculation had begun to
Show signs of flagging today they
were revived by the resumption. of
the strong upward movement in
Reading. Thatl stock again assumed
the leadership of the market after
having rested for a day. On enorm-
ous transactions, the p_rico rose' to
1721, only a shade more th-an a
point below the record'price touched
in the speculation era of last year.
The genera; list was- slow to re-
spond to this development in Rend-
ing 'and the sympa-thetic strength
was not uniform or all-embracing.
Speculative sentiment continued to
feel th r l'f f th assinv f im
, e e ie o e p , o -
mediate apprelirnsion over the anti-
corporation question.
American Tobacco four per cent.
bonds moved up in a buoyant man-
ncr. No authoritative explanation
could be had of this movement, but
the oflect on stock market sentiment
w-as to imply a feeling of confidence
preme court decision. It was pointed
out however, that in case of a dis-
panles in this ramuination, the re-
demption of tiose bonds at par
that large purchases of these ponds
l Oiie by one the landmarks of
d the turd
the past are removed an s Y
race of pioneers are gradually gath- ,
ered home. This is quite apparent as ‘  I 
on-2 reads the obituary -notices in the . I
puolic press from time to _1'lme. 1-.
is`fitting that their passing should '-
he appropriately noted for in many
true atriarclis
and generally, he o
faced the wilderness and made B
home and helped to lay the founda-
.tions of those better conditions, po-
litically, socially and religiously
which nu enjoy today. Recently at
Montague tyyo ole these early set-
tlers passed a`way in the PGYSOIIS .Of
Robert Sample and his belo_ved»wife,.
‘Anna Belifa. They died _.Within ahoutl
'a week of\ each other, on the old
lhomestead where they had lived dur-
ing.; their married lifc. In necentl
years they had been faithfully caredi
for by their son, Rouert. 'l`houg\h]
Mrs. Sample predme-used her iliiisltln-:ll
by the short space stated, it muy bel
‘truly sam, as examples of contented
'industry and unassuming Diffty. "IH
P _ ,their lives they were dlovlelyl, and in .'
_ death they were not _ivi ei." Roh-
nce on Enormous Trans I t Sam le was born in Lot 48, in
er p
'this Province, in the year 1817, and
,died cn December 27th, 1909, aged
ifarm, where he died, about sixty-five
-years ago. At that time there was
3000 pairs
his youthful companions' as well as in§.'arz.cee they were I D " "  _
with all with whom he came in con-. I. ` I' IC S0“IS- TINY " ` ~
tact and his death will be deeply " _ , ~ ‘ ‘
of
High Class samples _
is .a` howling Success  
I-ist D_ldf\’l llf->S.pond_ I '§‘.*“fif.’..'”‘.Z.`i...’.?.",‘§.i‘.; _.£3 `.’2€‘€f..‘°...`“‘2.‘iZy P,-njple Wh., have bought afthese é
IIS.S$ii'l.¥.f§§“..‘I”.§'§“.'lf.‘.§‘?.F°£..°f1'.§‘.“.f§H sales before know how good they are
meval forest. During this time he
h-and witnessed a complete transfer- _ ,
mation of the country, and the cn- and what a Saving  can rnake. _
tire growth of the considerable town
of Montague, within a mile of his
own farm. Mr. Sample was a man
of great il\lustry, having in his day
forest, Jy g g
°‘°°'°"§.-§"i§"`u°. “`.f.'§i .i`;'.fI...“.`.`i _  p_ C.  regular prices I
prosperity in addition to raising a
large family. It is said when the_
First Methodist Church was built at
~Montag‘ue, many years ago, that Mr.
Samplefonn of its earliest muniibsfs,
shingled a large part of the roof by
moonlight after his ordinary day"s
work was over. Both -he and h-is
wife were possessed of a. splendid
'constitution which in to-mined to by
their greatnge and immunity from
sickness. lt is, perhaps, further il-
`lu'stra.ted in the fact that no family'
plot in thc. cemetery was ever re-
s the use of all of
"°"i”“°“- "‘ ““’ '“”'-W °‘ “_” °°'“' iiitfiiiffiés-6 mis af»1f¢u<>_»-1>~=-e_°;. Stock Market
’ pl»n.'lid exsmplihcaticn, of the
B S `f tie ce 'N121' 17°*-I1 dim 07
ml-gntbc implied. reins met,_ais.,,~xraceb PB P -es' 0,-dmlagéymd V i Qqdatiom
I s _ _ _
the pain ess prxocc ld in the “imma
in the opr.-i market have been made were Iam Bm’ by 5 ° `- " _ I ' a an flrne h
by the company in times past for 18% Cflflletefy 5." U“I°I‘ R”-'d' _Apu ' wgigwil- 12112.- tgweyk Market
cancellal'.on. Bella (McKenzie) SGUIPI0. his Wh. Prices and mo,-emenul
Incoming reports of renewed storm 'was born on the Isle of Skyv. S00*-‘_ Every fa__|u,_,, ,O Womptl
blockades through the we.-it a-nd land. in the year 1829. and dl-ed De- “mme your orders on Mon,
southwest din not into-lm with e\ii..‘q¢...i.¢r zist, 1909. _In the yea' 1841 ,-,gl New V0.1, ...na amen
;lse in price._ Special interestflattaeh- 'she can-ia, presumably with 'her pa- f Excl,-,.,ge,_
ed to a report of a large reduct.ion'l-gate, and settled near what is now send me yo," nan, and
in the St_'Paul working forces for n`|°,,¢ag\,¢_ she was married some “ddr” fo, Wamy Price
th' P“'°V°°° °f ""’°“°mY "0 m°°*‘ uw sixty-five years ago to her huilmnd. Review, nent free.
5t-YEAR GOLD _BONDS '
` 'rm on:-ati ni af no Nova so.
S nel and (`onl (‘orlvu\nv ure varied. and a
deP*l‘1f!Ib|\ In 081)’ "if "oY|'sl\o&Ie'ltI'_ IS .\`l>'l`A -‘IFIlll0I'.‘l .\lI\T‘l'F.l`!_
. :>v'"."°:::f  i"-:T'v..-“.v=.*\=-'_-. '.'n>'>.';".T.-<- nr-  
ur' .  . .. .‘f,,..2`
i.\'<fl2F'.I_5I°lIi |'t'~u.\' ‘ss - “U "I
ii if -vu. hI~:<'b.\l.\'i'r:N|i 'rmisn
-ri-.wi-:~:1'
[l0.\'IDf'|asa FAFIC .\.\`Il I’IU)FlTAliLI'I
I .\'V|'I . - .
l’rlc.i pur and interest. Yield 5 per cent. '
, |-tau Mr, g" 'H nn” '   ; for thy; by-gud, Bonds were irregular; total sales, ther, and Mrs. Sample by one slot-
B"altI|more  .. . 
C. P. .R4   . . ..
Reading   , 
119;
1- _el
113 _heavy cost of operation on accc. t , 'l
I of nad wagner _c0n<uv.ions. Rspo\I~lts|',§';,?g,l§h?.;“'-5.2:, gin 3;-oizsrswllsmzgd I`. P. BUCIIANQN
through t western Maryland ami- other Sm 'nh lm- husband had wlmbm Monmal Stock Er
Souéhern Pacific 
St I `  125§
au  .    .
ll- S. Steel    
the special stocks involved.
' " '-`~" ‘ ` ` f f i
, Y/ 'l'i.
1 ' ’ .51 _
,, _
., .J X I , ‘
Illlontagne ofhclated at _‘both “Mr
s
,._`___
._ ALLEY & C0;
0II_ the PRN Of The CUFPOFMIOHS rui ed till needed for themselves. -
chiefly concerned in the pending su-|§.o,_r 8 nwmwr of yep-S before his _ 
'death Mr/ sample was tqtauir blind.” _
I
I
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-Chssal>0Bk° .5 _.ohm d°°I_3'°’ I°°"F'I'd°A.3  b of the Method- h Li r a l' A London
'H-°°"'“‘ V“"°' "M m" °°°°t ‘?“'i..I.mcnn.-:nd  °iI‘. A. wigiuiinnn, §.'dI..°i§¢ Building or nmn.-eu
In’lovlng memory of our dear mo-
ther, Mrs D. A. Nicholson of Kin-
lock, who departed this life on Feb.
glad, '1909. One year has passed, we
nilsl her more. Her memorg fresh,
our_h¢arts still sore. Her wnlmme
smile, her loving face; mi more can
flll Mr Vacant place, we ldved her
then, _we love her ntlll.
uni.; _P n    isa Pr°1fml°¢f!~¢°'fl“‘°_1'== 0' *N v°°k'» -' ' _ . - ~ -
_ Missgurim cific    72;" _cugrenicy mcilvementthemdicifsa xi. is;-l,.t;li1°»l;“]l;‘§';el°“ *I?f,,,:‘°”f“;’°’;"i‘:’  is ,,E;M0mAM_ ,,__,§°;f1_:L.l§%|m\:_v»‘°t`r;.uu»y§lp» _
.  ‘gn n¢_ y 5' || . . . ` _ ____ _
J c  I I 0" *_ of tim ml.III0uPsnd B IIIIIII4 z°l<1 shin-lI°’5’IY""‘\¥°“0°d~ “II” "°**'I‘Y °°“P“__ ' Clllllihnd SINGI-
__ ,A '_ 0 _ _ _ _ .~ ,» _¢ _ “So . ,, mme to Argentina many lleft to mourn their loss and cherish
,|,,,,'|,,,,-;|,",{.',',,,| _¢},, _|,,,,,,,,,i,_ ,- 1-. ' V¢f¢181!_ C3811- _ prune-eating sau... mme some 1.... their memory. three sons. eve nguzh-
Ph m.»¢¢|».m¢» win.. mere Hose and Half ‘ ,»rf‘f;f»°l°:n:l>nBcf_1_;f_nt;-;l=f‘\:_=_¢t=\»_f_r_\fv mi- gifs,-”f°;'=_»;ftv° gfggigyémn gif
"F7(g;:'w°i'3fd`w' p ' c{1y""l|,|I;)s 2:'-ne_r' , H°se'_ Ask Y°ur dealer - `lar tom etthe closing. ` ' Sample is also survived by onebro-
",',=_f/’.=:,;'I~;'4' '. _ _ _
<=./.Y/'-12.'-, ' .pf -_ _'fa-
 I ` I n ,»,-, _
 ` V ` S Jo
 "_- ~ ~ , ar value. 9.330.000- Unlteqljtates er. "The memory of _the just lsffzleqe-‘
 . i, _ _ 4 .fiends were un hanged on (fall ad " _ ’ '
§.‘;!'°vn_,:'.'l:’..':.':.:l.'°°..§:';:'l:'.t‘;°: -
_ Shari: tan er the sole ef your lout..
Merrie &_Smi_ih ,