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02011 to b about with the Un
My of Prince ward Island Ilwfiy. otiate. He felt that the four chie
-v. besides, Wh  Pfwlii h 1 <`»_ r h ' it <1 h rh'
Ililgxirqs _R. G. ‘Bipv-l»all‘f,  Stl‘Bf.__ sggemg QI; ypre‘;l;:g_a‘;reeI'nente pi?
Stewart Callmq, '$155.'-'
'rho o.11ot.o¢.er.di sliionana inert* ML. __ _P ___ ___ __________ __ ___ ___
non of Mr'  McKay hhvi
on  made before the as.____posed agmemeu   did not
tion being oBW%;-l_»to the ‘-.l_lf_e or doc _-1 th- - mb -I _ It d
lflne 0_1 gh' _xac-_w¥'6rI:!fi'H;;;T1'pE§:;§r ::v1?1rreéd tlIJd'f?l_l<§IIl03or» (txwlos at l‘dnst,
fffrniiillicme sf’ Johh 1:12. alia thi worir” °‘“‘““g .M"'@`-"5 °“°`» “Wd 0' t
.Wi rnnny as receivefhirn, ~to 'the
gave he the -power to become t
sons of God, even to them that b
licvo in his name." The rnoderat
narrated the' steps already taken an
put the usual questions, which we
sntisiirctarily answered. Thereup
Mr McKay was by prayer and t
prying on of the hands of the Presb
_ - - Government wus to ben
tery ordained to the office of the ‘;$_"‘t_:’ 1° t
Holy Ministry and indsrctad auto thei ______0_§___f;;r¢;_L1___ _:::_i_1_gi_1rity:)es\;ii__n__i1__x__;;__t ____ ____sh____ last a__t_______ when after a a een su Jec to simile.
pastoral dchnrgelgi t or cdeq“e'\Mr. Demers followed in a simile' collision with another schooner off attacks' tlmugh Perhaps le” Severe'
Lower Be eque, ree own and New nl' the mouth of the ,mrbon She went apél _athlatest reports from the hos-
tery extended the right hmm of !cl_ He said Mr Fielding has u measure' ashore at Fiat ifiver-_ Aftey being D s is e was doing very well.
Annan. The members of the Presb
h- t Ml. Mexa _ The 6 which would secure Cunrula prosper- . Th .
Iowa lp O y D W ity brought to this port and has re- Theaetre 11120:; ft _ th? tPe°IP1€hs
-nrained here since. She is' a good, h I Y e gr’ “"2" .e 0 9
staunch vessel and with some repairs our shqws last mght' . HI” Trust
minister' was suitably addressed b
Mr E I Rattee and the people
3; was -essentially a _workingman’s n
‘,’,e.wonra in intnro no admitted, ii h
411126862’ hay, cattle and lumber, wo
,__ _.G°i1¢rg§\`_.f._li=__in QI;t_.sini»ni_ rsfiprocii
he. hy _ personal. motives.
re other necessities of life which h
y_ strain strongly supporting the tori
y .
y _ V .
. - . I
llfr- R. G. Strathie. The pastor wds CUNGBATUUATED 'l'W.I(_5l1`|~
introduced to the people as they rc-
tired from the _church by Messrs li.
G. Strnthic and James Carruthers.
Mr McKa havin si nified his v.
il- .
Y _ 8 IZ ' 
lingncss to sign the formula ‘took his
his name was ordered to be placed o
Prcshvtery proceeded to deal wit
 resignation of Mr R. G. Sinclair ri "--  . _ __ _..o.~
of the pastoral charge of Richmor
rd ’ ~  _ .- '  ,I 1' 
sect as a member of the court, and ~’ ` _ ~ "
“ - 1 fl - \
:ho ron of Proshytery. - =. _  . _-7*-X
h  §» e »
. _ *_ ,.,
4/ . ' o ".7
. ' ‘Ur i K.
llny West. A reslgnatiojr wns read .-~" i'*'*'" '
from the congregation, and corumis- ` If /  ' `
sinners Messrsu Thom son and R m lil
D a
say were heard in support therco
expressing high- appreciation ~of the -
service rendered by their pastor and #__,..':II-
the- deep regret occasioned by his  |
contcnrpintcd removal. Mr. Sinclair _ - 2
.‘ \( ' no EI
was then heard, and he adhered to -  \_. - 
his resignation, which, on motion, "-. , Q '
wnsnccepted to take effect on and - _,IfI... -. "` ` _
.inn tho ihirroonth do or Anfhot -\-' _,_
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next. Mr.H.J. Fraser was appoints
interim moderator of the session o
Q G-canes “ 
liiclinrond Bay West and instructed I t """ -
to have the charge declared v c nt " 00112111 ulalle you Herr Zwen .
“E ,,,,,,,, as possible after dateamaem gsrl! I understand ydu have twin the time ossrble to the speakers of
tioned.
at your house!"
_ v- It pays to buy in this Province. Bruce Taylor  bride, city, were '
il' ~ . ted _ -- re istered at the ueen Hotel yester-
day. May Zardti.  Putt “';,_(P°V°“ _States in tk early '90’s but which ‘The body of the late John F. dag. - l
.lock in the e g, e esby- ghey had rgnnmpnouglyr [sued to ne. Quinn. who died at Chicago on the --
1 26th., lust., passed through the city`
he R. Rogers, New Glasgow, and which '__' '
has been stored in this city during
rg- the past winter, is being shipped to certificate inmsclence at Mt. Allison
_ ions lettersi ned b _clghtoem ape my is owner in New Glasgow b the University t s term. He captured a
been reiufli d “°.d“iY‘°b“°"°d» P\`°','rorohto Libirhlsdpposing the Jig. Norhhnmhorlnnd. y cash Prize offered by S- W- Brook-
clnmsti __ _ _ tl, _, d _ b F be_ » --¢~ field, Halifax, for second year science.
sernbled con8`iI°$° QP» 811 |10 0 j°°_’ .lievcthut the B Evers lol the letter | A large rrumher of the students of M1' Gndlnef has UW" 11 fliliiwllii Btu'
‘ dew* St. Dun_sf;nn’s College relive this mm-_ dent and is heartily deserving of the
in. r ning for their respective homes after 5“C°0,5B hifi 85°F” MVB merited-
he concluding the term in college. About '-'_
F' pork packingqndustry wereactuuted twenty. will remain in College until _' A Y0l’~¥\8 -SUI CPSHTHI quit” B Stir
“l after Juno lsnfnna mh on whioh.1n our -<,1_f.t_l=° city hotels 011_M0l1dsy
He declared that the agreement dates the Laval University Examine'-= “'h°“~ -”h°l-.suddenly became ‘1“ite Iu-
g_ tions. ~ On being called to attend to attend
d' reernent. All articles of food and "'°“ to her “glial duties she “msc an
ad Thomas Kickfmm Holme came to when partry dressed became uncon
“hitherto been under a heavy duty the city yesterday where he is com- Bfnous' on entermg .her room she
ot Dleting the details of his purchase of “as found *and mefhcnl attendance
y_;free, at a greatly reduced tariff. Th tire schooner Arcll ht, now l in at was called' after whlch she was re'
' tl
e _ _ £5 Y E
_ Peakes.wharf, city. It will be `re-
B
he memlbered that the Arclight met with that she- h B b b. t
floated with some difliculty she was
will doubtless b"e’ good for many
years coastal service, providing she
meets with no more misfortunate
bccurrenccs similar to those of laét
autumn. She is trim looking and
neat 'and will bc a decided acquisi-
tion te Mr. Kicklrum's shipping
equipment,
porters hcrc torriglrt. The chair was
occupied by Dr. l.u11rosicrs, Mayor of
Rockland. He explained briefly that
the nudicncc would have an oppor-
tunity to hear the questions of the
day discussed in an intelligent man-
ner by two members of the Govern-
ment and one-or two others. He then
introduced Hon. Olrarles Murphy.
Mr. Murphy on rising was greeted
with cheers. He declared that the
meeting was called primarily to hear
Hon. Rudolph Lemieux and Hon.
Mr. Joseph Denrcrn speak. He sais
that he would not make any lengthy
_ addresses as hc preferred to give all
ll
S the, evening. He was however, loath
Preshytery their adjourned to meet _'_‘You are mistaken--that' is the 15° I”-Ve the H001” Without making 29,?
nt the call of the nroderato nd 0 *ef ZWGNEGFIV' .
clerk, of which public intinmtiorli II/ns "I”d°‘3‘-I7 Then I ‘I0 Collgmllllliliie decmred that he wlshed to “mov-e
given, :ind this sederunt was closed YUM"-°F`1i€Kel1d8 Blaettef-
with the berrcdiction.
 J. Fraser,
Clerk pro tcnrpor
PARTY LINE.
c.
walking out in the afternoons an
M nun of our city hotels two gen-
ticirrcrr rrict, mid nftnr the usnnl
`~ - - ` . . . : "BV
rrcctrirr' one snid fn the other
the
0\'crc<mt?” _“Wby?" inquired lr
more, Hannah.
Second matron-No I urn on tr
body will call her np while I a
\\'uy. where did you get that Z=§0'1e-*°‘Phi1f\d9ll‘I1i11Telegmpll-
____ ._.____
is
First r\m.tr0n-I rion’t sec you
. _ I
same telephone line with that Mrs. _
Smith, and-I nm so afraid that some- fasted from 1854 to 1866. This treaty
r
ference to the 'reciprocity treaty. H.e
misconceptions regarding the propos-
ed trade agreement. In spite of asser-
tions to the contrary made by the
Opposition, the proposed agreement
did not make n radical change in the
y trade policy of tire country. He rc-
- ferred to a similar treaty with the
e United States in force fifty years
ego, namely, the Elgin Treaty, which
lu-rd been of mcasur rhie benefit to
n  ., .' 1 :
the people of the County nf Russell
by fostprirrgiand cncoutagirrg its in
' -____i____i-
tr ‘ ,
,iid was constitutes; prayelé DY Industries of the country, namely, yesterday morning enroute to the Queen Hotel in this city yesterday'
the Moderator PFP *HMI -° M family _home in Charlottetown, P. E. 'i'. G. Savage, Montreal; E. Palmer,|
° 5. I.-Moncton Ex. city; J. J. 'I__Iugh¢§. Souris; C. E.
nd -_ Bltiman, Hal ex; rs. B. J. Taylor,
this, E. J- R3*,I»°9'~ Hr J' F"-“‘°’5 he appealed to tile* electors of the The motor bent Wenola, owned hy- city; T. B. Cooke, Stratford, Ont.
nerr hw tswruis. _m_inis_ters. and cons; .to support :urs hnom or t
‘had to respond to repented encoresf
Frank E Gardiner, City won a
moved to -.the hospital for treatment.
If was learned later from her .home
l`
fulfilled. ' B ,B9fl\161 150 "His Trust,” a
Picture shown a short time ago, was
a touching story of the fidelity of a
nergo servant to his- nrnster’s child.
Phe comedy “Changing the Cook,"
was one of those western comedies
that takes the house by storm and
it was certainly a good one. Miss
Fredwinn, the little singer, repeated
her success of her opening night and
In her spot light specialty she ren-
.icred "Just for e. Girl" with line ef-
fect. This is one of Whitmark's, N.
Y., latest song successes.
The following were registered at the
Victoria Hotel in this city yesterday-
Fred B. Bowman, St. John, N. B.;
Thomas Kickham, Slouris; F. A.
Young, St. John; H. C. Simmons,
Montreal; Frank A. Sims, Halifax;
George Ellis, Montreal; E. Y. Row-
land, St. Stephen; F. W. Logan,
Harmony; W. S. Drew, Liverpool, N.
S.; W. H. Fell, Torofrto; George
Thomas, Toronto; C. E. Garrsden,
Montreal; L. C. Hewson, Boston; C.
F. Pooley, H. F. Bethel, L. V. T.
Lyons, J. F. Shalford, Halifax; Leon-
ard Steeman, R. Von Lengerke; W.
_\I. Robinson, Sussex, N. B.; Mrs. H.
H. Cox, Miss Maclain, Morcll;. J. B.
T. Caron, Moncton; E. A. Larmouth,
.lfajor Stewart, G. J. Bryson, Ot-
tawa; Louis Prattc, Moncton; H. M.
Baker, Summerside.
_:Photo supplies are a new devart-
itrictly up-to-date and reliable.
can suit you perfectly. Our stock
      in nun-  nnuui wni in
cwareo r
that Contains M :wry
The following were registered at the if
‘I ,uecd.
ment with us, but like all others is
u t rticle for photorrir
lay  a“'.‘?;,,,,f,‘em.. to 8 ..m,,,-iw, stock Exchange, Charlottetown. p.
Il I.h' f;l'l. N t llble 150
ihho“°€Iohhi1 “QT .hoof §ro§i2. The MONTREAL srooxs.
_ d“5'~"l05- MacKinnon Drug Co., corner Great
friend. "l"lecause it is thc most styl- - George and Kent Sits. drtf. High
Ai.clriS0n......  .......1l.4§ 112§ 113;
ish cont I ever sn\v.' It fits you pcr~ -
fcctly :ind the cont is so diflcrcn
BERLI'N,~May 29.--If the German
scientist, _-Henning Muller’s theories
are correct, the approaching wireless
age will compel people to wear met
nl. insulated suits to protect them
from the deadly electric wave danger-
ers. He says that a new form oi’
violent toothnche has already resul-
ted among tlrosc exposed. He antic-
ipates that those who are exposed
will lose their hair and some ,ol their
senses, and e`ven their lives/
The scientist points out that there
is no' essential diderence between
.wireless waves and X-rays, whose
terrible nerve shrivelling 'effects are
well known. He estimates that only
the three hundred millloneth part of
the electrical energy generated for .1
message transmitted between stat-
ions only onc mile .apart is actually
I Mnnrrrms sncunrfrrns.
May 30, 11111.
.___-
Quotrntione furnished by J. C. Mac-
Kintosh & Co., Exchange Building,
Halifax N. S.
BAN'KB»
B. N. America . . . .
..    151
New' Brunswick...    265
Nova Scotia    273
Royal Bank of Canada...  240
148
261
270
237
MISCELLANEOUS.
Acadia Fire Insurance . . . .
.. 110 100
Acadia Sugar, Ord . . . . . . .
.. 60
Brandrarrr-Henderson, Coin-
mon...        20
East. Can. Sav. & Loan... 140
East. Trust 
Halifax Fire Ins...    105
N. B. Telephone...  ..  135
Stsnlleld’s Pfd...... . .  105
Stnndcld's Com........   65
Trinidad Electric . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 75
BONDS.
63
15
135
99 A
130
102
61
73
Acadia Sugar...     105
Brandram-I-Ieudersom...  100
Halifax Elec. Trarnway... 1025
N. S. Steel & Coal, lst... 051
N. S. Steel & Coal, Deb... 102;
Stanlleld’s, Limited... .-  102;
Trinidad Electric...   95
100
97
100
941
:|01
101
92
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srock QUo'rA'r1oNs.
May 31, 1011.
If Quotations furnished by F. .B. Mr.
Crrrdy & Co.,- Members Montreal
E. I.
is
Low Close
Am. Beet Sugar..........
iinacondn. (iopper........
Amal. (}uppcr......  671
Am. Car .sh Fdy..........
Am Ter or Tel
57}
G4;
645
54%
52;
53;
511 ss;
651
55
149
Acadia Sugar, Pfd...   10.i 100_ .
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and simile of thc goods bcconres you ,_ -_-- _o,,mer¢..r\-willsnrolvrlesfroytlrr sepge  ‘V I
' --_ _ __» _ .‘| ` 1 - lately 1-|_rn~ee e
1-»l5f3i.§’n\-if-ii."£26--iiiii $’=°»i‘~`i`3' i";'.“5m`»"“'"“`*i"i‘..‘i‘Eif'§'ii“.:":;i'.;i.‘»*;.r:°n‘ili
’ _ ~ ' ‘_ ' '_' - ,‘ ` " c rnucouss rn' .. . : _ _ _
addressed a ln;-gc meeting of his sub- , nevor ho  ¢_y_r_<»_\~_t__2n __p_r_e_s§_;;_a_t_rg;r:-, ____ __
Hu wvll. llld you import it from
ni\r'oiril'I" "N0," Bold his friend, “I
got this coat mndc at James Cal-
l=\1=l\m1's. upper Queen street, and if
on the Continent." “I'shull cull to
` I 4-5dw`srltf.
, r 1
6-ldli.
from remit :le n r\ rf F
fiif-ywm -ro is i 1- for-i io’ rho good you
' ‘ - -‘ Y .- . H li" _
_ Tm’ °°““’1°°° “‘“»“" °f_ ““'“I,’l°“ °' Y~f,‘.'§,..‘-`,'l,`“if.ilof'°'..f.."- ..',.f`.~fI'.=i.?<'imr>v 1?. -1- sprcnpwnr, Indianapolis, Ina.,
- silk dresses from one of the greatest Uncncv -& CU" .,,,,,_,d,__ (-__ c,,,,_t,,m_., m
you cull on him he will make V011 as drcssrnnkilrg houses will be on show m_<-r'¢~_“'i-yirml is1n_;f_e1_in:_<__rnni:l2;bJ\_ct-_l_§1_§
u|\~to-date a garment as you can get “H ‘my t°'d“y' (Tl“‘rSd_“y)' New §l,::f§§m,._}|“{‘K,;‘2|:-§;18,`;f’(1!I,fbu,~ nn' Ha|l’s
' York nrodcls- from which YOU cm* r. r ~ »-,lésur-c_\'o\r otcregcnuins.
__ _ _ fit:rrr\(.u_f~i _f1'_ _ ,
,, _ _ choose having any style yon like!-his tak'-moi,-o nilyiiirgirrladeyrr |`<_»ledo.
m‘)"°“" sam. his friend- And he mndc up in your size and in the col-"Cl\io.byF. J. Cheney .0 bo. lestlmim'
did- ' our you prefer. $10.50 to $30.00-To- “.ls§oIdpl? '
day only Moore &`lVici.eod. _'inks
gigta. prion 75(-. per-bottle
Ie
‘Qc
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1:
I 1011-
pamily Pills for constipa-
5.
A Canadian Piano
for ...Camrdian People  
` I
c won the 500 mile race to-
Jnds; Mulford (liozier,) was second,
and Bruce Brown (Fiat,) third,
Spence-Wishart, (Mercedes), finished
fourth; Ralph‘Dc Palma (Simplex),
fifth; Charley Morse (Nati0nal,)
sixth.
As Harroun drove up to the Mar-
mon pit hc was surrounded by a
wildly enthusiastic crowd, cheering
him and trying to grasp his hands,”
He ran his cacinto the infield and
stopped for the benefit of the photo-
graplrers.
The Mnrnron (Wasp) made only four
stops during the entire run, each
time to' change tires on thc rcnr
wheel. Each time thc oil and gasolene
tanks were filled to prevent stopping
E h...i....;. ... 
Central Leathcr.....  31
Chesapeake & 0hio..... 841
May 30-Pay Hnrroun driving a Mar- Miss. Pncific......  1:05
N. Y. Centrai..............l07}
dI1oyn inalsix hours, 41 minutes, 8 sec- N°‘”them P“"in°"""""1305
55%
149; 1481
107 106 107
Brooklyn Il.  80§ 791- 79%
' 293* 30;
SH 84;
32} 33
146% 146%
491 50
106? 106%
1275 131;
l’cnnsy1vs.nia...... ......`.121§ 120; 121§ _
El‘ie......    33?,-
Loulsvillc & Nash.......l_47
r
For sale by
» tusilrtf.
or'PsusBv'rsrw._  ~nsiss pnospmmy 7 '  W ”  " "”' "
-  .‘5“ARl0m3T0WN-f;W? WHS C0“N"-1' lvliiwifillii ` °
_ ° d°°lf1r°d also that the press 1;    _ 
h d et  i ' the 35.’-°°§“°‘_“' WW Id°“ti°“\ With l'-11° Dfw  `"W"m"""" "'""1"""'""'"""""7-"""""""'v?`M
A¢b;It‘;‘;'anB;h:_%I;.“-gnu :-3 ??I&_°s_ul which .thu Cbnservatives had endea
'es -
“ Swifi’s Animal Fertilizers ”
" Every userof Commercial Fertilizers should
heed “That it is the MATERIAL father than
_ the ELEMENTS contained .which determines '_
V the possible agricultural value of Fertilizers, is »
becoming more and more evident every day." .,
We cannot emphasize too strongly that our -
ready mixed “Swift's Animal Fertilizers" are'
made from packing and rendering House Pro-,Q
ducts, consisting of BLOOD MEAT and BONE
with High Grade Potash added, and are there-I
- fore safe and efficient and are wholly available
to growing crops. This class of Fertilizers al ‘
Q rl-
ways respond under right Climatic conditions 
Swift’s Animal Fertilizers are being justly
- recognized as the most reliable of all brands,
owing to their rich composition. - ”
Wholesale and Retail.
r
e 'I
prisc is the quzrliiy of I\1nnagen\c\\f.
" ness is beyond qucslimr
>
 price io yield 6 p. c.
" GOOD MANAGEMENT
. A nrosf irrrpormiri rcquisilc lo the prosperity of any Industrial I§|r'cr
ii CARRIAGE FACTORIES I.`lMI'|`ED
-- is nranngcd iiyuu-ir n|`iong izslzrbliriircii viurrrccliorr wiilr successful L"-in
. ridge Marr\ri`.iilorri~.<, wirusi-. provorr zrliiliiy in flris purlivirlar line of busi-
Discernirig investors who lruvi- funds in in\'c.~iL_sufr;l)Limri,._p,coi}ii.irly
150  - \\'o\rId_ do well io study lirc rrr':ril`oi`i!ris Bond, which can be boiglrf nl ir
` DENOMINATIONS; $I.000 $500 and $I0i)
PRICE; Per and Infercsf. YIELD: 6 p. c.
_ J. C. MACIiINTOSII & C0.
ssrssnrsr-run ian '
Members liluntreaf Stock Exchange. Direc-
HALIFAX ST JOHN MON
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Wires
6-
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$35.ooo
ations of $500.
$2 5. ooo i
menr List. "
drslf. .
~ List is ready
_ Among ihelrigli grade securities offcrcrl in il are iwn issued of Muir. ip
Debentures on a particularly irllmctivc irriercsl-rolnr.r basis, iiroy arc;- '
Towiroi Darmonlh 4 r-2 p. c. debentures, duo May ist, I )3|, at r_,n
and interest, yielding 4 |-2 p. C. on the money invested. lr: dcmoiii :_
0ur June   lnvesfmeni  
Town of New Glisgnw 4 r-2 p. c. Dcbrnlurcr, due _.1 rq5; :it 5
roo and interest, yielding 4-iz fr. c. on Lire rno.rcy ‘il\'J%'EI.b`I'rz ri.~n _
onrinations of $10 \ and $500. . ~
if your name is not on our mailing list send for a. -:npy of our “june I .\'.:sl»
.s.M9r:usnY »
MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Halifax, Montreal,_. Sydney, CHARLOTTEIL WN St. john`s, f\'f`li.i.
-il
Reading .... ._  ........160;\ 156% 157?
flock Island......  631 03 6_3
Southern Pacific... ....l19} 1171 1181
Southern Rai1way....... ZS! 28} 28;
St. Pau1......  .......124§ 1213 1222
Sugar......   ...1l9{~ 110 119
Union Paciflc....,. .......186 185
U. S. Steel......   78
U. S. Steel Pfd............1l8g
Virginia Chemical....... 60
Smelters......   80%
Great Northcrn...... ....131
Lehigh .......... .. ..1.......l78}
NEW YORK STOCKS.
182%
753
118
58%
7812
128;
175;
76;
1181
60
793
131
177%
- High Low
Currndinnr l'ucific... ....2392 2373
l`-lose
239;
Canada Cement......  24
iiom. iron l1i<l............iu5;
ilom. Steel Corp'n.... 50
235
Larruua Cement 1’id... 842 841 84§
1)etroit.,....   74; 74 74;,
105 105
58 50
Illinois Traction i'fd. U2
Minn. & St. l’u.uI......l38 1.362 13|
Montreal l’o\vcr..........15‘7i 156 150,;
Montreal St. Ry........222 ‘221 221
N. S. Steel el: Coal... U8? 08; 082
Quebec Ry ........  042 645 64;
Richilieu & ()utn§io...11I2 108' 1112
Toronto liy...... .........l35 1342 135
woods......  ..........1:is; 1:sii_ 135;
i{i0......   .......1111 1101 1101
Shu.wiuigau.I.  ........114 1135 11212
235
---the .i?ecrless WILLIS
w r
for fuel. _
later.
Pnschke relieved Hsrroun at thc
wheel, but it wus rctnkcn by llarroun ‘
After one of the early stops, Cyril ~
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HHII"I’ING NEWS.
Sawyer Massey... 
` High
Ma  15.61
COTTON.
Low
15.55
3-ig
Close
The Willis Piano is a Canadian instrument, mndc in Canada by and for
Cinaclians, and is 11 masterpiece of holiest, tlrorouglr Canadian worknrnrrslrip. _lt
has won its way to the front solely by its own nrcritls-and is tlre ridurirn-
tion and' idol of all critics and masters for ncarrly 30 years. -
_ ` You buy a piano to give lasting satisfaction, and on this point the Willis
is'suprcure_ The marvellous _tone (if tlrc Willis will be pure, strong and swcet
wberrotlicr instruments are in the rubbish heap.
*The Willis Piano isp the Favoriie in All
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A ‘l  ((7,/'('¢»§"-I  u. lishedadfo out-and-out qualify we are S\1f¢ ~
_,;`Mciirrn, Cultivated Ilomes---
'The light sympathetic touch and glorious tone
I M of the Willis is at once the wonder and admiration
I of all critics The case
is hand carved ‘and hand
It 1- I" 5| '   >I)lI,ere is xI?onejf_f_::i>et_ter than the Willis--Canada’s
i
JR' 3| ~ f`avor1te'p1nno'"   '
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= W"'3.ii‘ii.°§.}T.i°rl§.. i`i`..“‘€3rir‘i`?. §`i’?.‘.`.$`rri‘T.‘l{.’i'.... .fri .........-,
 H il 'lm I I . .";.r ~'»n§n¢"wii1i.-im_ onoio hook, bo‘_h the
  -`§v5\?°iq ileoii-hd' and-»‘rBsE1;i_ `=y1='F~” L°“'* xr
" answer all questions and _fully demonstrate its superiority.
1:1- ___ '°  S I . ..
i A""" '°=“==‘~» * Defiygb wlriclfIsliI1<iw'n above. Aloii IIE we show the New
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In :
‘ ";;':'.if¢#’ig'f-ug _
_    _  -  E. T 0 0 m IJ S
"'"` ‘ ' 111 Queen Si. - Charlottetown.
if POS'l`UM%
1 ......... . ,
Hurroun was born at Spartanburg,
l‘n,, and is 29 years old. He holds a
long list of records and has won
many trophies. I-isrroun won more
flrsts tlrnn any other driver' during
1910. He retired from the rscini-I game
at the close of the season brit was
induced to rc-enter this sport to
compete in this 500 mile event.
More and More --
People are Finding Out
thit it pays splendid re-
Entcred, May 31-Strnr. Bonuvis-
tn, l<`rnscr, Montreal. Schrs. llwiuii.,
Fraser, Slrediuc; Wui‘1'cr\ W., L‘»unn,
Picton.
Cleared, ‘May 31st--Schrs. Dwina,
Fraser, l‘ictou; Wnrrcn W., Dunn,
Picton. Stmrs. Bonnvista, Fraser,
St. John's, Nfld.; Fred. M. Butt,
Snow, Alberton.
OBITUA RY.
“In the midst of life wc are in
d_cnth." Never was the significance of
these words borne more fully upon
many than when on Monday, the
22nd, the soul of Mary Ann, beloved
wife of Terence Goodwin, sought its
turns in health to quit coffee,
i fe-ine ; and in its place use a
foodrlrinlc made of wheat,
which is KNOWN' to be
pure and wholesome.
_ is such a beverage !
It his done good honest
years. Millions useit, and
the number is steadily in-
' 'I`here'a a Reason"
Crnadian Posinm Cereal Cc. ,L\d.
Windsor, Ontario, Ca nndn.
>&1-_gnzri
which C°m3In5 3 df“Z°C9f' ibe enjoying perfect health until Mon-
' Sefviw 15° h““`"mitY for [of the community will long be felt hy
Eternal rest. The deceased seemed to
day morning when she was attacked
with convulsions, which, recurring st
intervals during the day, at length
proved fatal, and about four o'clock
in the afternoon she breathed. her
last. Mrs. Goodwin was forty-f_our
years of age-in the 'prime of life-
snd her sudden death carrie ns an aw-
ful shock to her numerous friends and
relatives. Of the most amiable dis-
positron. her kindly, sv-mpathetlc na-
ture hnd endeared her to everybody
and her loss as e. valuable member
everv one whom business or pleasure
brought into contact with her. As a
wife and mother the grief of the he-
hut three were able to be present.
The funeral ceremonies were perform-

July...... .  15.70 15.70 15.75-76
August......  15.17 15.00 15.10-l7
Qctohcr......  13.22 13_u7 13,30-21
Dece|rrhci°......  13.14 12.00 13.14-15
wHn/yr.
` High Low f‘-lose
Mny...... ......lo-if 103; 1042
.rnly......  nu; as; im
Scpt......   X72 87 87;
GRAIN.
WHEAT
High Low Close
Muy...... ......l04}‘ 103; _i042
J-_\ily......  89; ss; S91
Scpt......   872 87 873
' CORN.
High Low Close
May...... .  53 512 522
July......   532 523 531
sopt......  .... .. §4 53;; hs;
DATE.
High Low Close
Mny...... . ..  tis; 34: 341
.Iuly...... . .  35| 35 351
Sept......   35| 35 35;
PORK
High Low Close
May...... ... ._  14.37
July...... ......l4.72 14.55 14.55
Scpt......  ......i4.30 14.15 14.20
LARD
renvcd husband and seven children at- High Low (liose
tests eloquently to her virtues. Be-‘May...... .. .. .  8.00
sides her family she leaves to mourn Il-luly......   8.10 8.05 8.05
their loss eight brothers, of whom _Sept......    8.20 8.12 8.12
3.50 p. m.
ed by the Rev. Father Gillis at Free-
town on Tuesday evening. Requlescat
_ in pace.
, Unlisted Department.
A. M. Sales.
_-4
Cnnners,
Mexican
75 @ 682.
Northern Bonds, 1,000 gp
i G92.
Gunners
2.05 p
i’rcfcr'rcd, 30 @ 100.
1'. M. sides.
Nu.
-' I 5'-1"ii`I.iillE
Mouriiunr. cuiui.
Bid. Ask.
W. fi. i’0wcr'......   58
(lun. No1......    081 l&ii',‘
Curr. i.ight......    52 53
* GRAIN LE’i"i`ldlP.
(Frorn F. li. Mcflurdy & flo's i'i'i\';rin
Wire.)
(Tl-ll(‘Ai§fl, May lil-Wlrcart firm
with small triidc, rrwuiting thc rul-
nrinutiulr of the Mny dcui. flklnlriurrir
.State reports makes cmrdiiion. 515
per cent. umrinst 65 per cent. on Miry
first, ir similar' reduction likely to bo
_expected from Texns and Kansas und
ievcry indication points to quite ir
,bullish Government report on winter'
f'-hicago time. At any rate this will
be a fair reduction in the condition
from that of May.
f‘-ol‘n-Local traders best huyrrs. _
We will undoubtedly have ir slrort.
lrny crop and with thc present high
prices ruling for May we think flrcrc
is very little money in selling corn
ut this level.
Hats, like corn, have been Affected
by more favorable weather past if-w
dnys hut thc crop will be short and
the next report is likely to he bull-
ish.
Provisions-('ountry irrll of hogs
and heavy receipts West continue,
prices about l cents lower at yards.
Stocks of meats are accumulating
rapidly while those of Lard rather
moderately. we believe there is more
money selling ribs than lard.
Montreal Closing Letter.
MONTREAL - This afternoons
mnrket did not follow the nctivity 'of
this mornings althoinglr there was
some strength in Detroit, "'lriclr nd-
vanced to 7-il. Dominion lron was
not henvily trndcd in this afternoon
hut niet good support nt 58. i"nns-
dinn Pacific continued its strength
in London. Rio was also stronger
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I What would be better
than a guaranteed p u r e
wool hose spliced with linen
lt is called "Sovereign"
brand.
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