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. Price l0c A  '
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with each
Boy 's Suit
` The Newest ol Spring Dress
  Goods
Dividing the honors of popu-
Iurity \vitli fasliioiiable l1l11e,gr:i_v .
is eertziiiily the uiost in favor,
for coniiiig sp1'i11g'. Light grays
:irc in .special attire and tliirk
p11pu1;1r mute
nizide by us.
und coniplcte
ggixiys :tie ulso in populixr de. 1 H i
l11C11e\\ 1111:
111111111. Our sl1o'1\‘ii1g.ot` fasliioii-
ulile .sliafh-.s of 1.-'i‘:1_v is of the vc-1'_\'
1-,L-51 in this (_`i1_\- 1111 ex11il1itio11,
1'<1le, L:'itl1r111, .~'\vi:1ti<111. _\Iole,
1111111111, Sp11_v111.x, jasper, .lilc-
phant, Ardoise, (lun Metal, etc.
t`1e11ui11c Roy
1111111 :ind furi
niaker in the
to $3.00.
.\l;1rket. It is niade of the
` iislietl by the
Royal.'l”lie lling ol Broad
Cloth
Our sl1o\vi11g of this new
rifiil is the best ever
\1\/c carry a full
;1sso1'tnient in all
fasliioualile shades.
llc-ar in iiiind there is only one
in the
best
best
world. Prices $1.65
al broad cloth
FROZEN '10 DEATH IN OPEN B0-lll.
T111- mgn 11511 1;-11 (he 11111-gg _<.11;;1». cunie ;1.<li1.\1'e he did not know. I
\\1if-re 111-.11' l`1‘f~ss l"_i1 li,=:ht:=`1`111_1\\'i|i-11,1 'lllvll' 1111111'-‘S. 9-\C9l\lf tllilt Of U10:
U11- .s‘r11ni11gr_1,n 1-_‘ns i‘:1;~1dly .~'111l<111g_ c:111t1ii11_ haivi- not been learned. Hap-Z
The-11' frantic sirtiiils l1;\tlf;11le1lt11iU4lll lJ1l\'lS llillli ll`Ulll 31‘llll0~ “ml
\-.'.11'11 the tin: or the other two l1;1r:es,llBS H \\ll€ ~l1\`ll\lI Ml- N€\\` l-Ulltlvll.
in the .striirg 111' tot-.~:=. l-`ea1‘111g t1»1z111\`\»1'\n.
' 111111-11 \1-1111 1119 111.ry-_ ihey 111111; roi The `n11rse .\'tonin_1ztoi1, which the
11,1311- 1,.1_11_ 11-rt-w lt-ft, was the stern bareze in ii
_.111 1114111 ifmy the 11111,. C,-,151 was tow of three, car\‘yi11_1; coal, 111111111
bulleted about .\'1intu<‘l-:et 811111111. ’l`l1e`ll"‘l11 lftll-'\?\*'1\l9\” IU l1l\*»~`Um ill !\t\\' Of
spray of 1-vf-ry iviivg 11-.-;;,._ Ig 5,,,.,11`tl\1.- rug Daniel \\'ill;£i'd_ The other'
},,.,.;,,,,,. ,,,,I,,,S__,,1,1.;. f,,,. th, g,,,,,- ,,.,(.,,‘,t1i1i‘1.:es wigrie tlic- lflaekcnsuck and the
taptuin r1tz;:e1'11lt1. of the tug, nf-,
ter 1111111111111: t.hro111;l1 the sea kicked]
-up by 11 iiortliwest. wind that grew]
stifiei' every nionieiit, decided to an-
11111' itl liass ltivc-1' lout ll i1"lUck
l`1i1>t:1i11 .\\-ls--n lltivis \v:1.s thc- rlrstl
to  111. $111111 itiwtlif-r 11f 111;- Crpw
was 11ve:'c1_-_11‘.c by thc lutinc c11ld.
Tlicse t\v11_\1'eJ`e <‘.1'z1.d wht-11 `1il11wn
iisliore.
'l`he11tl1f-r two nie-1"., one of tht-ni
1111otl1er_ was found on the cabin
floor, where it had been left when
the crew took to the boat.. ` _ v ~  1 1 -
1 No signals had been noticed. Real- 5” lui” mfd farmers “V-ll" have l’c°"' |l111'e Stipciidiury ltedtlin, Urban Hynes
____________ izing that the cre\\' must have left and _“P “el assméil wlu W l‘"`tl“”"01 Hontngiie was convictetl of a sec-
jthe barge in despair, and that the beflehtted by the leSS°n5__l_E3"l@~d °t‘ond otience against the Prohiliition
barge must bc badly strained by its lim? Ol" mst annllfll °Xl““"t'1°“- 8“dlAct and fined $200 and costs or 4
_\'_-\.\"l`l't`l{l-I'l`. _\larcl1 I-t~'l`i1c .poiiiitletl in on the liezieli under the pounding' Captmn Fitzgerald decided it isvour ernest \visl1 that you still ,,,,On,_hS1 i,,,,,,_,S0nme,,t_ _ ,
l11.~11t contuiiiini: the crew 11f tlii-‘1i11rtli‘-'-'est gale, the liie savers saw to tow it ,nm \~m€ym.,l Ha\.En_ 1 reinain the President of _the Prince __
foiiiidered burire _\`t1»11111_;t1111 was that there \\'cre bodies frozen in it. 1 He had hardly got under way when 1‘»ll“'al'\l_ lSlHnd Céhlfill S1011 l"81f, ___A rem-etta was held in George.
hl-.rwn zisllore on (irc-:it l’1-:ut thisi 'l`ll€ Slll‘fII\0ll llllillt-‘ll ill? ll\'“l Clear the barge. slilltlinfl down by the head. and as 1tS.h°ad' we feel "`“"" that We town harbor yesterdéiy forenoon. The'
lnurninir. with two of the 1111-11 1le.i11,'1|n1l Cll-.\lJD@<l <-‘Ui U12 H`-f"\- UUE Of plunged and sank out of sight. She °0_“l_d "Ut “F51 ““0th»" S0 Calafllf fl"-lcoiirsc was from the Railway Wharf
c11\'c-retl with 11 heavy coatiniz 111 ice, i 1111-111 revived euollgll ‘CU Sliy illlli they dropped into l2 fathoms of water. “"'Hmlz lf’ ml the l’05'ti0“' to the Noni Sliore buoy and buck to
and the otlicr two so serioiislr llull Ul111l\¢l0I\@‘l fllell' bulge 50m'5'iCr0ss Rip lightsbip hearing west, by AS 1, small token of our esteem and the wharf to the mush leave the dis.
strickt-11 113,- the exposiire that 1-t-c11v- here 1111 Bass River, not far fl‘0lll south, half south, and the Hall Moon S0011 Wlll we have Dl0HS\\I`@ in Pl"fS9l\' tance about 12, miles. It was a dou-
pit- is imiikgl-,-_ t'1-oss Itip liehtstiip. How the boat Shoal i,1,0y_ bearing cast by south ting you with this Cane, wliich we.1,|e Simi; dory I-ace and dose and ex-
.______l_ trust will he received 111 the siiiritwiting thmugimiit the finish being as
‘ “nfl 301741 will ln “-'lllfll li iS Kl\"©'¥l- tiollowsi lst. Gotcll and Sampson,
Wlf`fll1"$~' YOU an nbuiiilauct- of l\6.”1ltl1'2i1d l\lcl1e:11‘. find Sampson, 3rd Mur-
T “ml $‘“"fL’5S» “"0 *W3 'tell Bros. -ith Walker and White.
‘ l0l T- FFHSCF. lSaa': C,-11-ttr. Ji-lin ll.lconditio11s were all that could be de-
METHODIST' . l  glgggi and 1101; 11 hit Of ice 1,() he S0011.
, TO MEET COl.U1\'lFS, The race wns witnessed hy ti large
_ 1.1' ~~L ,\1._¢_1 1-_. _R9._ ‘E_ T 1 OT'l‘_»\\\'A, lllarch 31-(`_'1n1tla's prg- sen-'err of the Minto, which steamer
ti. t-vf-11 ue-nd tlit-11' ;1r111;._ ll111gl1a11111to`n. ,at  am; ;€;_`\_l_"lJ_ “l Iitk lménff iiarcdirc-_-s to confer with (the other \\'1i;e1it1-1'i111r port nt. the time.
_ 1 en a
Sunday .\`cl1ool and Bible Class at
2.1511. Visitors welzsoine.
Grace (.‘l1tirch-ltcv. J. W. Aitken at
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last umm, ll .ind Ilev. 13.0. Hartnran :it 7 bun-
dav School and Bible (lass at 2.311,
(`1il1t11|11 lhivis' s1111_ had to hc chop-1 l~le #Cure the siizniil to :111cl1or. The P£_w`nv F  I I _ u'~ ‘H V1
pi-tl vit-ur 1_1 the th“_m_L`_ ln me \,,,,,,__ ll111;:l11111111t11n and the Hackensack,
to which they 111111 l1et'oi11e irozen. ilioth laho1‘il'11! hea\'il!v'- dl`Ul’ll9ll U\`Pl`
l~`ro1r1 the 1‘ross ltip lizhtsliip {111t11eir hooks und s\\'\iii_u_ into the wind
G1-11111 1'11111t is 11111111: 12 1111l1~s. it is lou their anchors.
111-lli-ved that the boat was hlovsnl To (':iptain i<`it1".geri1ld's s11rD¥`lF0-
iunny tiuies this di1;r,1_11c1-_ 11111111111-1., 111111-111 he ran the t-.ig iistern totic up
l11 tho st-11, liislicd by 11 111-:ivy 11111-111- iii 1.111- 11-0 of tht- !s‘to11i11<_:t1111, lit-f11\=n1l
\\'1‘st<-1', with tht- wiitt-1' t1'1-1-11111;' wliert: that the l1.11‘;:1? was .still s\.'.'i11~_'i11-c' on
it l:111111-11, 11111 111,-1, 1,1115; 11;1\-,- 1101111 her l1:1\\s1":' 111111 111111 not been itiirlior-
g1\'erco111e :ilinost 1111111:1l1:1i¢-lv. i lr-tl.
'l`lie little l111;1t""i?l1s` _si1¢,l1fc1l f1~1'1i11l In thc tcrrilir: sen, l`.1pt:ii11 l<`1tz1g1-:'-
the rirt-at l‘11111t life~.s:1\'i11i' stiitioii, :ild 111'-lf-red :1 bout f1\'('1' :ind wt-tit
'l`li1- lift- save-rs had no 11111.-1 th.-it. there 11111111111 the burire. .\`1,1t 11 soul 1-_ :-.ld
\\-as aiiytliiiic' 111 it, hc- find 1111 l1o1i1'd_ .\ liuvrii-d  1.111-
.'<1.1 1-.1vc1'1-1] with it-1* \\';1.-' it that it, :1t.it1n sliowetl that thi-re \\:is 11\111_1t.,
li'-re 11:11'<l1j.' 1111_v 1‘es1-1i1l1l1111r1- 111 11 1-i-_'ht ft-et, of '1\:1ti-r in 1.111- l1111'~te`.~=
limit.. 111,111, » I
\\'l11\n it v_':1_s l1l11-v11 :i:<l11»1'c, rolli-dl _-\ red lzintc1'r1, still lii:lite1l,s\11'11:1s|
"""‘l` “Htl H\'ffl‘ hi' the lu-1-.vy surf thzit nrt- used to sigusil from one liurifc to
c- - _______ __ ,__ __ __
1* is ive( 111 co ege .s I ents
l<]\'cryl1otly welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN.
St. J‘a111es~llev. ’I`. F. l<`ullerton
ut 1111-v1\11 and .s1‘.\'i-11. 1\`ui1driy Scliool
mid liihle Ulnss ut 15,150. t‘oll1-ge stu-
muts und st.rui1i;ers cordially in-
vlted.
Zion.--Morning prayer meeting ac
tcn Fi. 111. Rev, lt. G. Stratliie ut. .ll
and 7. Hiiiitlziy S1-1111111 and llible
t’lns.~1 at two thirty. t‘11lle1;e
1=t_11_l1~nts and st.1'un_1;11i's cortliiilly
W1-11-nine.
<1'aN'ri1.i11 CHRISTIAN.
c it.  Tl
E \Ve have for sale _gooo bar
M rels l’ort1and Cement and. are
‘ able to quote low prices. Deliver-
ed in Souris, Sunimerside and
Charlottetown in cars of 111.1
h 1rrelS.
The Rogers Hardware Co
Limited
“THE PAINT HOUSE"
' ”' 1-.-11.1. 111-;'ri’r1.~.'*'i‘U`\vo1fu'<`_
| \l`lllClCLlNG  Va., March 30-It
  'is rf-ported that the miners' strike
at‘lr\ctl11;: 10,000 mrn in this district.
'rind t.l1i'ouchout Eastern Ohio. is col- ,
lnpsiiig, mid the men are holding
11 niectlu-.gs to d1~ri1lr~ whether they will
return to w111-k uudi-1' the old scale.
Investigate 1 Our
Superrorlty .
Men and women who ad-
Papers
Big new stock just
opened. Beautiful Patt-
erns, for Parlor, Halls.
Dining Room, Bed
Rooms, Kitchen, all
Double Rolls Borders
to match. Prices the
lowest. Sample Books
ready. Wall Paper on
first flcor.
§.‘l.“°l 1°-"1 l.“.‘.
mire quality in laundry should
investigate the superiority of
our work.It is noticeable in all
classes of laundering but par-
ticularly on full dress shirts,
flue shirt waists. lace curtains
and other articles that require
skill and care to produce best
results. _
Send us your bundle this
week and we'll show what is
possible in high-clrtss launder-
C`enti'fil l‘l11‘i.stit1n-Rev J. F. Floyd
at elcvvn and st-Ven. Sunday School
:ind Bible class- :it 2.30. Prayer inset.-
iug Wetlnr-stlay ut 8 p. 111. All seats
free. l»}v1-rybod_v, iucludiiig college
`st1|dr-11t1:, 1-.t11'1liully iiiviti-tl, Miui.~at11-1"s
llesiilciice. 10-1 1’riuce.
BAPTIST.
Iliiptist-l`tcv. '/1.11. Fasli at clcvcn
and suv(-11. Hliiitlay School at 2.210
11.111. with "l111ynlist" Class for
1
ludults in church auditorium. A cor-
dial welcome is extended to all the
sei'vices of this “home-like ¢;l1i1i~cl1."
ANGLILJAN.
Ht. l’eter's ('athed1'al-l<`ift.l1 Sun-
day in lent. Holy (`o1nn1unio1i. 8 u.
lm-; Mutins and Litaiiy, 111.15; Song,
!l~]1iel1a1'ist and sermon, 11 ri. m,
1t5l1ild1'e11‘s (Ih11tir1i11g, 2.30 p_m.; Even-
s1111;_: null Sernion, 7 11,111, A11 511515
lfrre and unappropriateil. Revs. Llan-
lon >`.iiii11s11n and H. Scott-Smith.
St. Pa11l's Cl1urcl1_-Rev. Mr. Mur-
phy at 11 and T. Sunday School and
Bible Class at 2.30. All seats free.
Holy (`o1i11nun1'ou utter inorning scr-
vice.
i ST. DUNS'l`AN’S CATHEDRAL.
1 First Mass at 7.30, Childri-.n's Mass
'nt 8.30, Catechism immediately alter
Mass. High Mass at 10.30. Vcspers
hun Beuediction at 7_ p.m.
I
l sALvA'1‘1oN ARMY.
1
. Sunday. Service at 7, 11, 3, and
8.30 p.n1. Wt-ek nights Service.-Mom
day, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at eight p_m.
“nur hat and cap stock is now
very complete, and show what is new-
est antl best. A visit to our Headwear
Dept. will repuy you. I). A. Bruce.
1-4d1i.
\
Reliable Watch
Repairing
A great number of watrlies art- spoil-
cd each year by being placed in the
hands of poor and inexperinncetl \vork-
men for repairs A slight oversight on
their part often cziusen the wear and
shows.
and honest work can give-and at
small cost.
  Tanton
tear and uiaccuruvy the watch later
Leave your repairing in our hands
und you'Il get all that long experience
_ 1 , .5-
1 Q _
'ADDRESS ANU  
PHESENTATIUN
The Committee ol the Central Seed
,Fair held a meeting in the Y.M.C.A.
'Hall yesterday with B good represen-
tation and the President iu the
Cllillf. The Secretary presented the
financial statement wh;ch was receiv-
ed and handed over to the _'1111l1Lor
,alter which the meetli -; adiourncd uri-
itil th_e first Tuesday 111 may at one
0'cloek 11. m.
t‘harlottetown, l‘. H. l.
_ l\lal‘c|1 lil.-‘t., lllll..
To Rev. P. D. McGuigan,
l
Reverend and Dear Sirz-
As President of the Pizncc Etlwnrd
ilslantl Central Seed Fair, wliich has
'lllst l.-e_11 held with much s;1ccess, the
members of the dinerent committees
C'>lnlJosln_e the l-ixecutivc. ft-1'-l tliatl
,titer cannot let the o11p1_1rtunity pass
,without conveying to you their sin-
cere thanks for the deep intcrrst you
,have takin 111 the carryiiig out of tht-
‘urst annual Seed Fair, thi- :tu-:ess of
“'l|ll'll llHS.l1o doubt bet-11 l.1rp<-ly at-
lU`ll>lllll‘<l to your ener_-:etic r-11111-ts ani
lfoiesiglit. Performing your d'_itie.< as
‘President your services have been
renlcred wholly for thc welfare and
Qsuccessfiil carrying out of the 111-gt
:annual Seed Fair and wc know that
you have spent ii good deal 11f tiinc,
nllfl but in a flood deal of hard w1'11'k,
all of wliicli we can asstirr _vou has
ibecn very much appreciated by the
_ .._F. B. Armour representing James
MUNTAGUB. StlURlS
ANP.___lllN§f§_______E9Hllll 1
...It pays to buy in this Province.
...The change in the Montague mar-
kets this week was eggs, 16c., and but-
ter, 22c.-M.
 Cairns of Toronto was regis-
tered at the Cox Hotel, Souris, yes-
terday.-J.
° ...I~l. C1 Simons representing Ames
Holden & Co., Montreal, is spendingf
11 few days in Souris the guest of the
Cox Hotel.-J.
_..Erban Hynes, drug clerk in thei
Montague Pharmacy, left by the Min-‘
to for the Canadian West on Thurs-`
day morning.-1\l.
-- 1
...On March 20th by the Rev. Mr..
Heartmiin of Montague, Miss Lizzie
Raiinalds of Sturgeon was murried
to Robert Houston of Montague.-M..
...William Kearney of 1\’lurr:iy Riv-_`
ei' was in Montague 'f`liurstl:iy, hav-
ing driven in a \\'11;.:gon. This was
the first. wheeling of the season out-
side of the village streets.-M.
._.'l`he Pt-1-11 Idcdicine (To have been
giving conc_“1'ts in Il1'ltl1.-getnwii. In tl1e1
contest for the gold watcli Miss Ma-
jtirv '.`~`1utl1e1'land came out victorious
with 8 large majority of votes. 
(‘11ri>‘tine of hlontrcal was i1-gistered
at the For I-lotcl yestewlity. Mr Ar-
n111ur stir;-coils W. M. Wright of Mon-
trcril bett:-1' ltnown as Diamond Billy.
-J.
different members of the farmers in-
ti
\o1:rs icspcctfully, 'l‘li11s. 1'. Cass,
Ge11. L3. lieairsto, I-‘etcr Llrtulic, Dan-_
out sfey
British ove1'.=.ei1. doniinions on mat-I
course 0 an 1neI‘1;S.iu<; digciigsinn
in the Commons yesterday. "We
were asked by the Imperial aittliirit-
colonies in confer nce in rclcrencc to
\’ti1 stand isa ly to n11~_.t them uhiu-
evci' the se\c1'ul Csloiiles are ready
to do so."
IN l\luW llltUNS'\\l\ l\.
lirt-:1~l|11111gl1t Mouarcli, was success-
fullv launched at lillswiek today.
great \\'ut'ship_ .
‘2!:\..§.f.‘I_.°.11§I_.'_”‘ 1
the Kind You llave Always Bought
Bears tho
XM, ew.
Make your dates lor
the VACUUM CLEANER.
Beer & Weeks. 4 ldll
Forty cases new hats for man
arrived last. Sotiirday. And how
many times more than forty worn
In before-would be worth Lelllng
But. we get them as fast. as they
Get. out.-and that.'s going some
Get. your`s now.-Prowso Bros.
Ltd. 3-3Odt.f
 
Wonder Shine
makes it easy tocleansilver-
ware. Tlicre is no rubbing
required -- just dip your
Silver, Gold,' or Plated ware
in WONDER SH I N E
then rinse and dry--that's
all. It gives a brilliant and
lastiiig shine.
Guaraiiteed to contain no
acids, mercury, cyanide of
potasium or other injiu ious
ingredients. Money refund-
ed i_f'not satisfactory. ,
25c|1acItage. .
E. A. F 'oster
At Georzctowii on Thursday be
'l`iine-18 minutes. Liberal prizes were
uv:11rtled to the winners. The weather
sired The harbor was as smooth as
crowd, including the crew and pas-
lMarvs R. (‘-_ Church lin Souris to-
 0_ Ciiiiaghsn, Souris. leltyens-
terday morning on a short business
trip to St. Theresa.-J.
...The Morning Daily Guardian cfm]
be obtained at W. A. Johnstone s..
Montague. 2”‘8dr"'
_.fDr. A. H. Smallwcod, So\1riS1
left yesterday on a few tln)"S "mt to
his home in Charlottetown.-J. |
_-_.There will be service .tomorrow ml
the Methodist Church at 11.00 11. ru.‘
and in the Presbyterian (`hllf<'l1 “ll
7.00 p. in.-J. 1
...There will be srvice in St.
morrow at 9.00 and 10.30 a. ni. Ma:-151
and Vespers at 7.00 1.1. ni.-J.
...Robert Conway, Cowan Brae, h¢\B
returned home after an absence of
eighteen months in Maine where he
was employed in the lumber \vou<lH-
_J_ _
...F. G. Jordan, Souris, having
consented to at-t as Guardian repre-
sentative, all news, aclverti.~1.; -' and
siibscriiitioiis in Souris and vit-i11itY
should he handed to him. 2--l01irt.f.
...Miss Luurzi Cox' of (`11arlotte-
town arrived in Souris Tliursdny lil'
the evening express. She will SP€"‘l,
the balance of the week with her bro-
ther A. (7. Cox, Souris.-J.
...Martin McKinnon, Montague, hav- ‘
ing consented to act as Guardian _re-_
presentative, all news, advertising
and _subscriptions in Montague, and
vicinity should be handed to him.
2-Sldrtf.
...The Souris market prices !~'0Hl'»f'\`°
day were much the same ns when
last published, viz 1-Butter, 240;
eggs, 160; potatoes, 450; beef 60; pork
Xe.; black oats, 40c_; white oats, 38
c.; pressed hay, $9; loose hay, $11;
straw, $5; hides. 750; und cnlf skins,
10c.-J.
...The death of M. J. Foley occu11'c.d
yesterday at three p'clnck at his
home in Souris. He was in his 67th
year. For g number of years he
tnuiglit. scliool and 011 giving llll
tc-ricliiiig went into th- mercintile
business with the late Michael Gretz-
ory. O11 dissolving linrtnrrsliip with
Mr. Greizory hc acceptf:-d n p1\sit‘oii
as (Yollector of 1t`ustoms for that
port and lattcrly run a lionrding
house. He leaves to mourn a wile
and .three little rhildren bcsitlfs a
number of other i'elatlves and frieiuls.
__1_ ,
ters of preferential trade, was iiinde' , ,
pla_ln hy Hon. lllr. Fieldinir in th:   
s f ' t 1'
Marion l`¥i'id1ze (‘. H. lllay 30, 
ways' the first Linimcnt a=k°-l 
a rci o:'t of the cominissioii. We re- _"' ` , _ » .1"` ,,,, , It is siirprisiug the ‘forge iiiimber of
plied that as .<1111n as the several col- ;if,`1`,‘,"',. ,iifmini“n,`;g,e§t;f)5r;£:.i:i,l_  people in this city who, when they _.
oiivfs \\'t»re ready, wi- would mer-t 1',,,,",,,nL I |mHd|'(_ ` want to inquire about their Morning* Soul ls
thorn. 2-111 far1'nly one c'1l1111y, lirit- ' Niql ,,_l_.m.,.`.,_\. Daily fluardiaii or subscription, ask
i.sl1‘(luiu1ii1, has olicrt-d to niet-t. us. A ' A ' fm" ` (`1=_11ti'nl forthe News Phone No. 133,
-. -. . ._ .  .-d il dntf.
ANI] Pllll Il UP
-if  i ' » i - APRIL
   mfg” LATEgr1~ Nmwg -    FIRST OF ALI"’_ __ I, _V _______ __ _ ma. .- ..._._.I.'._I_?_.I.f_____
132-3, instead of 132-2, or when they
want to inquire about advertising
ask Central for the Subscription
phone No. 132-2, or for the News
Phone No. 133, instead of 132-3; 01-
when they want the News or Editor-
1111 department ask Central for the
,giibsci-iption Phone No. 132-2, or the
_~\dvertislng Phone N0. 132-3. instead
of133. although all those depart-
ments and their respective Phone num-
bers are plainly given in the tele-
phone book. Some people, instead of
looking at the book, even phone one
of the above departments to tlnd out
what number to ask for to. get sn-
otber department. All this ls ii
great waste of time on the Dart of
the person phoning, the operator at
the Central, and the.c1erk in the de-
partment wrongly phoned. The news
stall, on an upper floor, cannot give
the necessary information about eith-
er advertising or subscriptions, nor
the advertising staff' about suliscrip-
tions or news, nor the subscription
stati about advertising ,or news. In
other words the clerks know and can
do but their work in their own de-
pni-tinents, and it it were otherwise
l
they w11uld be continually running
1,-Um one department to another, up-
stairs and down, mixing work, wear-
ing themselves out and causing the
greatest possible confusion. On and
alter 7 p.m.1 daily it is useless to
,,514 fm- any phone number except 133.
Patrons who consult their phone
books for the numbers they really
want will greatly lessen the wnrk ol
the patient Central telephone and
Guardian clerks and thus help malls
their lives much brighter and har-
,,,e,_ 3-16dtf_
otiee
Dories of all sizes and types
We have a large stock of the
ordinary, single, medium and
double dories and we are at
present building a number of
2 3 ft, doubleend power dories
\vliich we will sell with a 2 I-2
H. P. Imperial installed for
$125.00, F. O. B. Car Sourls
ies" slzptl Mr. Fielding, "if we would I ]`,a\.e hmilued MiNAHD-_.1 ,IA-:_ . _
ie wi ini: to meet tie We.-'t Indian \H.\1.I. d,,,.im_ me past year it ,-"al L
- ‘-- _’ » _ _ - - ~ - ___ - _and N. PAQUET.
oi for the Athertising Phone No.
I 25 iw ien s
(`()NSl‘]RV_.1;;l\/E \<'IC'I‘OltY 1 _"1 ‘ ~ T 4
1-1111-`.111~:1t11"ro\', .\1:11~1-11 ::1-111-_`
M111~1el11111sc, caiiilitlntc of thc (111vc»r11~
mt-nt party, wne-; elected by ,, iiiujor- e  lu a 2
ity of 1204, (uiiolliciall with 11r1;s11c-ct.-11
of tht- mni111'ity '|11-ing further in(-re;-11+ ' ‘ . ,
eil when the ottlniul vote is r1n|11111n1:-  
 1 Goes err: y n
I4i'il'l’.-\l.\’ I..1\ll!\’(‘l-IES
x:~:<'r1~11~i 1it1~:\1 vt 11 iirr . - - - - - - - » - _
i ' i _ii ' M i l 'l his sale is rlcli with hoiintifiil b;i1'ga1nsfor all who will but investigate
I-11-\'Il0N, Mnrcli 31-The suilrr- 'l`l1ere are unusuzilly good snaps here for every person -never before has _such a
grzind display of high-quality goods been offered :it such sinall prices in Montague.
Ladies’ Clothing
(ftifils, regiilzir 3.00 value for
$l.90. 4.00 value for $5.00, 5 15
value for $3.25, 6.5n value $4 25.
q_oo value for $6 00, 11.24 vzilue
lor $7.15 1-no 15.1111 valine for$|0.25
l{.1i|1 1'o;i1_=‘, |c_1;'1ilai‘ly priced :it
1115-. now _ _ . .. $1.00
1 |"1<11111-.lotto shirt waist, 1.0ov:ilue
(111-I~5o, 6111: value for _ __ 40c
\\`|1ite-liv1e11_s|.irl \v:\l_sls.rt'g1111trly
I 2; for 75c,2.2§ for $|»50 and 2.511
\ 11| t ir Sl 15
l ur mutfs .ind coll irq Hall Price
1
1..
Snaps lor Working Men
2511 pairs m1'u`s overalls and _iuinptfrs
... _  ......25p,colf
~ Slim-p lined coats, regular 4 so value
for $3 25, 5.50, valut- tor 5.75, 6.00
value for  . . . . . .
.. . .$.50
\\'ooln1itts, regular price 25c for l7c.
50c value for. . _ . _ . . . .
._ 30c
.»\lt wool sox, ‘Lge value fur l7c,_1oc value
f1~r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.........2lc
Leatlier mitts, wool lined, regularly sell
for noe for 501:, $1.15 value for 76c and
$1511 value t'or....._................$5c
fSome Extra Specialb
Men's lur collars hall price
§liiiL*§`g>hel|\_r1;i'i;_li1`1Ts1.-`r`\T|§11`:13i-:1 off
1\.u<i!.f>.¢.l;‘=.'.=f.;v;1l';`»15eT\-‘iff 5-15-
'l“_|'_l"_l;l1-_‘9,l5_ '_§_"B~ ll mlifiihuin bel'
este- _e_=_<mil!_i>;l°_s- " `
I1gwgst__|§B:es iii groceries and
' u'1<i~;»1+_e _ - 1
ll'len’s Footwear
llezivy kip boots, regular 1.50 vailuc,
no\v _ ._   ..._$|.l0
Grain leatlicr boots, 3.00 value for
  ._ _ _...2.l0
l')o11gol:t boots, 2.50 value for... _ _ .I 75
l.uu1hermc11's rubl1er.\1 25 p.c'. ull`
Ovt-rs1iocs,. _ _ .25 p. 1'. r1t`t`
_-\l1~\vool sox, 251' value for 171', _mc
\'sl\u1ft1r_. ._ . . . , . _ , , _ ,
,_ 2|;
Boys' footwear nl similar small prices-1.
Dry Goods \
Fsiucy dross uiuslins, zoc value
= :N
fOr NC. 24c value for ltic and 1_=,c
\':1lucf`nr.. . . . . . . . .
. .l0e
Prints, regular 12: quality for
. . . . . . . . . . . .
 _ ....7 I-Zc
,Fl:u1neletles, izc regul:ii~ price,
now......._.... ._ . , , . ,
,_ _8¢
Dress glnghanui, i5c value for l0e
Wrapperettes, lzc value for llc,
15cvalue for .1  |0¢
Dress goods iii fancy tweeds,
worsteds, serges and chcvints. 40
and 4: inches wide. Regular 30.5
value for I8c, und similar reductions
ll up to 1.50 value for .'  SIT/
9
Ladies Footwear
Special lot of dongoli-1 boots, regular
2.00 to 1,50 quality to clear at 15g
l-`leece lined bouts. regular 2.25 valine
for... .....»--......_  .......|-45
Dorgtila boolr,: oo value for.. .. L40
Ovc_1-shnea.......  . . . . .25 p. c. off
l.m1ited stock of t'l1ildren'n boots, sizes
2_1. 5. worth 75c to occ to c1e111- at ._ 20,;
'fliousiuifls cheered as the fifth tri-c; This sale iiieansu direct saving for you in time and inouey. Profits have
"f_,,lf_;f”',f2,,,'f§tgff;1ff,,i°"k:,113  hoc-11. sacrificed to secure iuore space and nothing left_ undone that will add to the
111111111111 .sen1~¢n11-y. e111-1511111-11 the attiactiveiiess of the display. Come in and investigate.
 ‘
_
, »
5 00, H. l` 0, . ft
$7.00, iz.oo fo|8 00 and I5-00
or I0 00 -
Overto its, io no value for 7 00
12 oo for $9, and iq oo for
'qc pans o\e1.\lls and yumpers
25 p. c- oil
Men s Clothing
Quits, regularly S, so v.1.'ue for
110 or 5 5 io no ir
_ jr __ '_'1111:
.»\ll-voooil unclerwear, Soc value for
I Swv-:it1:rt‘o;its,1.5o valuefor ....L00 I
l i'
9 ° _
Boys Suits, etc
Boys' two and lhfee piece suits, regular
:_ 75 value f11r|.75 3 75 value for 2 50. 4-"0
tiunlity for 2.75 and regular 5.oo suits
tor.................. . ._ ....3-50
Ovc-rco:its,1).oo regular price, now 6.25
Renters, regular price 3 75 for 2.751
2.75 value for .. . . . _ 2.00
Kiiickers. regular 75c now 50¢ |100
quality uow......  _ ........... Bile
B1»ys`c:\ps, regular _=,oc, va'ue for 551'.
6oc, value for 3B¢, 75c value for 501- and
i.oo caps t'or............--..»...-.- 63d
f Other Bargains \
Heavy working shirts. 1.25 value
'°' 75°- 8°° -iv31*3Y_"e'__52..° .74
Elular 1 5n value for. _ ... . _ L00'
bpeciutmulscoiinls on boys' and
1111-111' 111111 11. 
Tr11u=¢-rs. rt-giilar $1 =,o value for
$l _ oo |111 |35 1 ou tor 2 I0 wid
iiitermecluite \ .dues
Evert' department contributes to
this bargain 51119,- these are only
knmple' See the complete stock.
!
ABenta tor the New Heal patterns and magazine;
111,52 Im " ‘ ° Central Drugstore i 3 . 5 
P"p¢r. one or our WARD . S . -d- . _
l A15 l   wycmuiiarzx d r y mmym e » ANL... s"1““¥'lio. _ ...' 1
" _ Wm. Lamont -£6’ Co
Suecenon to Geo. Wightman
Montague _
--14d&r14,r82 & pli. P' E' I'