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'_r____ ______;_________`__é____”?3' I_fA"i3T NEW! THE  GUARtDIAN‘ 11na'r or 11,11” 'PAGE 
Specials' for Saturday.  N      '-'-I-'“""""'i    5   -_
--Min Emis-
Einbroidery :tt less than half regular price,
H0Sie1'y
Ladies’ special lot regular r5c quality for rot-_
Mcn’s cashmere hose re-gttlttr 35c for z5e.
Sec Our ‘Classy"
Linen cluster »coiits.jtist received this ti. iii.
Micidy Blouses for Misses
:ire going fast. Get one wliile they lust.,
CH-DLLER fs? REDDIN
dttstf.
IN THE STUD
Barton Wood
Trotter foaled 1907 Bay iloi-so
ig 3.4 hands weighs ro5o`llrs.
Baron Woodis a .reiiiarl-mhly
SIH Wllfiliill lllllllil
  Wilt Hi Pi|lSllNlt
EUEST ill KING
hniidsoine horse!-Ie took first prize
rit the Amherst Horse Show roto
also first at Cli’town Iixhiliitioii
t}'l"l`AWA‘ Mziy ll.- Hit' Wilfrid
roto He is al.)S0ltit€ly S;»llti(l, stan(is_ l.nitriet', Sir Ft'edci'ick llortlcii rind
right on every foot, needs no boots 1-ion. t.. t’. hr-odciir,
(`~tiuadii’s rep-
cxcevt for facing-_ lr'cscritntivt\s ut the _imperial tlt1rifer'-
He is Sircd by that food *`iirei"’“"` Mt (’tm“`" ""5 _ _ _
Huqkle B__ro__,, who lui’ u____i_L_______istiil on thc stczinicr Virigtiiinu for
‘ _y ‘ _ “ _ ~ _l.tvt‘.i'pt>til ttiriiot`t‘o\\'.
lot of Colts to credit ever sired bv ,thc iiliiiistmiai pnrty
. - `
abtallion on I:"_I‘..l. 5 of his Lolts tltii und Miss l¢f'l'fl0ii.
iiftcruooii to
‘Acroiiipuriyirig
irc-_rc l.ndy llor-
ltlatlnrne Brod-
ngcd 2 and 3 years uiitlevelopedd°"."'.MV' J' G' D""ll“""t"`» D°l’“tY
have 'Sold for li;'45o'O° f‘t‘id’s uc ihew iItol:er'tn
|Mrnistcr of Nnilil All irs; Sir Wil-
Iltittricr, and
_ | t .
Wild \V0<_\<l the daily Of Buoii nit .\iiiii.»~t@i»'.. si-tioiii-ies-, sit- wiiiriit
\\'ood was sired hy Provider 2.18 'rw'-‘i throilizli by train toiiiizlit to
i _t the fastest trotting Stallion e\'eri*~!,“'~fl>°C “'l\°"0 |10 will
raised on P. IC. I. his second diini_ _ _ , __
__ _ _.__lb PWC _or 2 2% _ f_c1 trictnicis of the pri
“dh -*WJ Y V’ - ‘ *ml 0 steririicr at Montreal.
htint'd the Vir-
Iginiun toiiiorrow afternoon. ’l`lic otlt-
t‘ty_ tukc the
Nutwoofl the \vorld‘sgrentcst brood' _-it thc depot sir Wilfrid was given
inure sire, third dittn Abdallali. .~\ll|l1 i'0.v2il sclidrvll by his Ctillvfillllvs in
1 ,.0m_tltt‘ (lovcr'riirierit :it lttrirc, ti iitirnher
the fast 1. E. I. trotters are-f
Provider or Precptor dtiuis li
\\`rod hits the breeding to fill
bill.
llis full sister Queen Oakley
thc 3 year old race this spring
Sytliiey, C. B., heating Coriinio
and .-\ehillers.Qiieen Oakley is
to lie the fastest trotting filly
Nova Scotia.
Baron Vlfood is ready to trot
Icy lliiron Lolts exccpttd
liitetitliiiglireeflers please c.ill
see Baron \\'ood before liret
your best niures lie will please
llirron \Vuod will riinkc the
sort of tori at 254 Kent St
King Sqtiare. Teiiiis $ro,oo
oriiote dtic Nov. ist, Usual re
privilege.
W. S. l\Iel{ll€,
' Ow
.|-:zdsttt's2tit. _
any oi'ct‘scns l’i'cmit‘rs nt
Stiillioii of his age on l’. lf. I. O
v r ‘ ~ u n
rt
y
I'
UCL Slllijerts on the iigieirtln
cnsh
'of thc rnctiilici‘s,of l’rii'liunient, and
m""“lrirttii_i.' of the l’rcriilcr"s host of per-
lbii sontil friends in the cupitiil. llc left
`in spleritlitlhcriltli rind spirits, tlespitg
firiicut. Indectl,
r spirits and
“.0” tho coristnnt und licnvy strain of
,lt ri long sessioii of l’arli'
‘ _| in point of littoyanry o
d“f'5ipliysicnl critlitr't1ricc, the l’re|nicr is
.S`211(l|st_ill one of the yiittrignst ineinbcrs (if
jnlliis ctiliirtct, mid is nppnrent,ly good
for iiituiy ycurs of arduous public scr-
vice yct. First in rank urnotig thc
the (`oiilcrciit‘c
Hliwlic is also tirst in point of his expr-_ri-I
t-nec ol' pi-ecotliriir siurilui' rotiiicils of
_m(t|t.lic lilnipirc. This is the fotirtli con-
nng|ft-.i'c|icc, und hc is thc
0U- \\'lrilo~~ tho -llnriadiuis
§`Ca- take pitrt. in the dist-itssiou of ull the
only sttrviving
riictiilicr of the rotifcrciicc of 18177.
M in isttiifs.--ii'.i ll
__ for thc (lun-
fercntiti. whicli opetis ou thc 23rd rust.,
tlicy will tnkc the initiative hi iriak-
mr" int: proposals ivith regard to only
two or three subjects. Utiriudii is nn-
xious to sctute the ii iccdy realization
- . . , . I _
“cn tif the All-fled route schcinc. and with
l’i'ctiiicr Ward of New 7.calnnd, Sir
Wilfrid will ttruc upon the lniperial
rind Aur~itrrilian (luverrirriciits the de-
ii;-_i-uiuz_
NEW Al)Vl9ll'l‘1t'll‘}Ml£N'l‘l~l.
“fsiraliility of taking anotlier forward
step by eorniug to sonic definite
ttizreciiicnt looking to the inaugtir-
ntion of n faster sttlisitlizctl service
1 hct\\'ct‘n Great. Britain and t‘t\riudn
'l`hc iiiiiicrsigiiotl olllvrs at l‘ri-
rin thc Atlnritic, and t|t‘t\vecri (‘aii-
miii rind Aiistrrilia and New Zcnlrrrid
'tin the l’nciiic.
Sir- Wilfrid Lntiritir will nlso ttrgc
pttpnrs secttrctl in :any part of the Phil-
pirc will bo rrcoiznizctl its constit-
\ ` ||tlic adoption of rr tiiiiforui natitrnli'/.-
ution law, wlicroby ririturnlization
vate Ssilc splciitlitl farrni on the
Upper Noi-Ili River Rmiil cori-
tniiiing about on aisrcs til' lsitid,
good liousc :intl liarii .»\liniit
liio miles l`rnrn (`lirtrlottt-toiiri
liy siriuiricr and tlircc and A hrilt`
iiiiles lvy winter' roiilc. lfarni
iii untill static of t'itlii\'&tIit\ii, well
f\‘iii`i‘d mul hcaiitifiilly silrmtctl
litirtlirig mi North River .\`lni|‘¢‘.
'l`liv :ilrove will lin' ,-'tiltl \‘¢~iy
elrcuply iftlisiposcd oftil oiiec.
Atlilri~t»iw all erit|uirics to
l _ W. B l‘RO\VSl'l,
lti Caro of l”ro\vsc liros. Ltd.
5 |_1drtf.
tttitii; llritisli t-iti;'.ciisliip in nity other
port. of thc Kint:'s lioiiiitiioiis.
Aiiotlitu' <|ttest_iori thtit will hc
liriiiti:lit tip liy thc (‘nrintlinii repres-
t\_ril_uti\'t‘s will hr.-_ in r'ci!ui'<l to thc
stutiis of l<'oi'ci;;ii Uoiisttls (lcncrril in
`t.lic Uvcr'st~ns tfnpttiils, At prcseiit.
no oflicinl sttitus cirn lit- givtui any
nf tht- |~pp|'csciit;it,i\'es ol foreign l‘ow-
ors at (lit_txi\\'n and nll tliploinutic nc-
giittntioris rnust lic otlicirilly' coirdttct-
cd t._lit-ottgli the niediuin of the lrnper-
,tal Horne and Foreign Uiliecrs. 'l‘lrc
rod tape thus involved sonietinics rc-
li-iults in vexatious delays, although
in priicticc (_‘nirutln’s interests as ri
-‘self governiiif.: Dominion have never
I sttllcred of lute years.
As ti matter of fact diplorriatic rie-
ll gotiations effecting trade matters
have of late been crirricd on decitlcd-
!` in _
WHY EMPllO‘Yl‘]ES
WANT Y()'UNG| M
Ali editor of a daily paper, w
iiskcd why he did not employ mcn
“'50, replied; "Although n man
‘I0 lust as much work after this
|10 takes himself seriously." He
not like to have people around
from whom _nie ybiitntiit spirit
poriitcd. He wanted opttinism-rfic
wliom hope was large. He wanted
uxttbcratice, the enthusiasm and
'/lint which `iisually belong to yo
turn,
lt ia not so mitch a question
Wars as it is a question of the
Ol huoyanc of ho efulness, of
EN.
h-en
0"" 'loniatic agents for direct coniniunica-
uiav
alle.
' ly by the (lmiadian Government with
various countries throttgli the medium
ol' their (lonstils (lem-ral here. It is
proposed to give thcin an otlicinl
_sitatirs in keeping with the dignity of
their representative position and to
'officially' recognize them ns semi-dip-
tlnn with their respective countries
in the matters iiilcctirirz purely (fan-
adian interests. Where Imperial'in-
dld'tet'ests are concerned there will, of
him
eva-
n in `
the
the
ting
course, the ttstml reference of negot-
iations to the Colonial Office.
Sir Frederick Borden and Hou. Mr.
llrotlctir will take up with the War
Office and the Admiralty various
qtietrtlons of detail with regard to
thc working out: of tho Imperial de-
fence scheme in Military and Naval
of matters. Hon. Mr. Brodeur and Dc-
iogg puty Minister Deabarrits will consult
the orgatiizntion of the Canadian
y, p that with the Admiralty in reference to
exuberance which is characteristic oil ' ' ‘
Young l|(¢_ If a man has bam good cg |Navy, and the construction of the
himself in his earlier years if he has new vessels. They will also negot-
laken Hood care of himself, and ,hariiillfe with the British mms wh" have
not squeezed otit all the juices of liisit‘e“‘l¢"’d U" th" te” "ulserg “nfl ‘l°`
Youthftil, joyful nature, if he has n0t,stro_vcra as to plans for establishing
“P900 his vitality by tinsR:tentiflc,|plants in Uaiiada for the bttlldrng of
Vicious living, if he has |ira¢¢,1g¢d these ships.
Dluin living and h`lgh thinking, has' During the Coronation cereinonlals
conserved his energy his life force,\Sit‘ Wilfrid will be the personal guest
“HS ovcrstralned hid 'resources he is'0f Hi" M3l°*‘tY' Km* George' Si'
young at almost any asa ' ‘Wilfrid and his colleagues expect to
lt is the burned-olit the i-ipent men-return to Ottawa the third week in
"mt in not wanti-d'-Orlaou l~lwct_t_lJl\lY- Me"""*'l‘l|° Sl" m“h*“°“ (""""
Morden in Success Magimnc, wright will he acting Preiiiier.
It Days to buy in this province
it Annie Mcl’herson, city wa a
piissciiget' to Uurdigun yesterday rif-
terhoorr- ' _
A, C. ltogers, i-luiiirnersldc, wus u
luinstriigei' returning on the western
triiin ycstcrdiiy afternoon.
ltcv. lt. G. Strnthic will conduct
thc services .in Zion Presbyterian
tlliurclr tomorrow iiiorning. Hubjcct:
"'l‘lte Nnino Whcrcliy Hc is tlalletl."
l'1_\'cuiiig subject: i"'1‘he Higliway.”
licnry Suiitli, City, Clerk of the
t‘ounty (`our't, wus arming the passen-
l1lil's rctttruirig to the city on the Mins
to lust evening. Mr Srnitlr ha-rl been
in Hulifatx for n. few days wlicrc hc
wus the gttest of ltev G.W.l<`. Fleiitlcri-
niu|,:, llohic Street.
The Siilvution Arriiy Citadel has
been repniritotl on the exterior and
now presoiits ii _greatly irriproved up-
perwancc. The rnernbcrs of the tlittr
del hand generously supplied the Bn-~
iineeri~ for the undertaking und do-
scrve |.:r'cnt credit. Thtirsdiiy evening
thc (‘itadcl wus well filled On the oc-
cnsion ot' a sliinglc. social, quite ii
iiovcl feuture in events of that na-
ture. A short bitt really fine enter-
tainment ~wi1s rendered, the social
and entertainment proving it source
of great pleasure to ull those who
were present.
The death occtirrctl ycstertlay'niorri-
ini; in -East Drornorc of Daniel Mc-
(lunncll, aged sixty-eight years.” 'l‘hc
dccciised was a son of the lute Wil-
liani Mctlatiriell of that; place and
hits resided on tlte old liomesteatl
there since his ht>yhU0ll- H6 has been
in failing health for sonic time past
litit, only bert-tnic seriously ill during
thc past ten days during which time
hc wus continod to his bed. He leaves
to inourn two children, Miss Jane
rind John, both at home, his wif-c
having died twelve years ago. .He
also leaves three brothcrsi Alexander.
keeper of the Drill Shed in this city;
William, crriploycd on the Boston
and Maine lt. ll., and Jonathan, of
thc lloston Police llcptrrtmcnt. There
arc two sisters sttr'vi'ving: Mrs, Jas.
Egan, liliist llronitirc, and Mrs. -Iona-
thu'r_i llirt, (‘ui‘ilii:aii Hond. 'lthe fti-
neral noticc will appear later. The
Lluardian extends syinpiithy to thc
relatives of thc deceased.
itch. (‘tinon Sirripson; City, return-
ed last evening on the Minto _froiii
Windsor, N. S., where he attended
the closing: exercises of the College
there. l-le delivered ithe Alttnini ora-
tion and lils address wus reported as
follows: “Patron Simpson, rector of
(‘-harlottctown, delivered the alumni
orntiori, (`nnorr Simpson cntt-red a
strong protest. against thc continu-
ation ol' thc present systcui of zidniit-
ting anyone- to thc Alttirrrii Associa-
tion who had thc price. He thouirht
that an alumnus of King‘s (‘.ollei;‘c
should be an alumnus in 'thc sense of
the term. The speaker also carrie
out in stron;;- oppositioii to the pres-
ent tcndencv towards elective
cotrrses, and declared for the rehabit-
ation of thc studies of Latin and
Greek as the fotrndations of a univ-
crsity course. (ltinon Simpson’s or-
rition was listened to with the great-
est attention und clicitcd frct|‘tte:nt
:ipplr1tisc." llcv. 'l`. H. Httnt of this
(lity wus ulso .in nttcndnnce.
'§>iM1'it’_l{iniion’s llccf, Iron und Winn
is cnjoyiui; an ifrirtricnsc stilc bet-attsc
it is such 11 good rclinblc tonis for
young: and old. It is sttpt-riot' to any
ainiilnr artirlc sold today. If yott
nccd it tonic cull tntlnyi und get it hot-
tle 750. The Mn_cKiiiiion Drug tio.,
Cor. Gt. (leo. & Kt.. Sts. drtf.
lHl lllllllii SHUE
llillilll fill lllllllll
'l`ltUlt(), Mity ll---lt is rtliiiost un
zissttt'cd fuct that thc liurkce shoe
company, of \'ni'nio\it_li, will rcniove.
A tclcgrmii from .iiolin Stnn|lcld,, M.
l‘., who is at tlttatvn, wir-ini: the
coiiiiiiittco $2,000 siilise|'i|ititiii to the
stock, tnnkcs, \vit.li thc uniotint nl-
rtindy ,~;t|li.<rrilit~.tl, nlrnost tho 'rct|ttii'-
ed suni. 'llhc liustliui.: cmnpaigri cuter-
ed upon hy Mayor Stntirt, 'l`. S.
l’ttl.tillii, tl. J. Killatn, F. A. lltmnc
and lt. .I, ’l‘ttrucr hrrtl its reward in
thc ready rnspoiisc to tuke tip the
stock, and it is riiainly duo to the cn-
crgctit: work of tlicn. bove coririiiittoc
that 'l`ruro is to lirtvc it new indus-
try. - '
l‘l.»\lll1Il!`ib`T RAILWAY GUIDISS.
The first railway guides wcrc nici‘c
children’s hooks compared with pres-
ent day productions. 'l`hc iirst Bratt-
shaw coiitairied six “pages only. The
date of the origin of Bradshaw' is gen-
erally given as 1839, rind about phat,
time there were other guides in exist-
cncc which were no less interesting
hut. which eveiitttally died ottt and
passed into the limbo of forgotten
things. One of the earliest wtis en-
titled “Laccy’s rnilwny companion
and Liverpool and Manchester guide."
lt was a very friendly production,
describing thc scenerv through which
the railway passed, "rind pointing out
to the visitor at both places all that
is interesting and necessary for bus-
inosir- and p1eu.sure." It was publish-
ed at Liverpool and was on sale in
Ilondon as well as the northern
towns at the price of onc shilling.
'l‘hou;;li this old guide docs not pos-
sess any date, it contains advertise-
nionts for the annuals and almanacs
for 1835, whlcli provides a clue as to
the time of its origin and shows it
to he probably the first railwny
guide ever published. As there were
some 12 trains starting daily, they
did not occupy much space, and the
guide was expanded to 76 pages by
_iz dciicriptioti of the cost and con-
struction of the line.-London Globe.
- ANNOUNCEMENTS
"Attention in drhwfl f-O YOEi Khnl-imorrow," tmid his friend. And lic'
din nl. nd in this is:-nic. ~5-lfidli. _
electrical storm which begiin
S. and Mrs. Ilouson, city, luis rc-
turned after spending the winter in
Miss Florric Winchester, city
Senator Prowse, city w'ii-i niiiorg
Rev. H. E. Tliorrms, citv, rctiii'ned
on the expr-ess last night fro ii ii trip
to Halifax und other Nov.; ricotinri
towns.
Mrs. Cahill, St. Avirrd’i~i, lcuvcs by
the Minto this "morning for (lol-
chester, N. S., wilierc she will visit
her son, Robert, who is ill.
A. Mircflfrnriell, city, lctivcs this
morning for East D1'ornore where lic
:will attend the funcrnl oi` his bro-
lthcr. the late Daniel Mnc(3utir1cll.
The tug Canso of tlttnwa arrived
in port yesterday with two steel
agua an now tg
ing in this port.
spend thc sttmnier at thc home of her
parents.
The following were registered :it
terdny:-F, P, Lillie, 'l‘oronto; A. (‘.
bummerside, R. C. htcwait, St.
Conway, Montreal; J. Pope llurrics,
. CJ.
day:-H. H. Dixon, Niontrcul,
(laudcttc, Murray. Harbor; T. C.
son, St. John.
wttsttts tvttt it
  itittttt tt sittttt
S\’liNl<lY_, May 11-Mayor' Gunn has
received tr triessage front A. t‘. ltoss,
who is now in t)tt.n.\i'i»1, to the c-_fleet
that Minister Brodeur leaves today
for London, and that the awarding of
the contracts for the building of the
new Canadian worships will not likely
he nindc until his return in nbout two
months. Mr. ltoss is confident that
the tender of the liritisli-(lainrditiri
Shipbuildiiig Coinpnuy of Sytliicv is
the ltiivetst. aiitl that wliieii a\vn.rdt‘_tl,
Sydney will be the fortunate city-. Mr
lloss will return to thc city next
wcck.
lilSiBlLi A
A giiriit' of linsiilinll which |it'iiiiiist~i.'
to he of tzrmt interest: will bc played
in Victoria l’nr'k this uftcriiiiori at
3.30 between it local tcniii coniposcd
til n nttniher' of lust -c:1r's licst plav-
ers anti a tcntii from St. lJ‘unstar\’s
College.
The gatiic hits brrn ur'r:i|i_i_1ctl for
some tinie past, rind ns lioth trains
have bccrt prepnt-ini: for tht: conflict n
ganin whirli will do irrttch to rcvivc
the interest which has so fait' bc:‘_u
slttntl>er‘iu;; is cxpcvttitl.
Toby l\'ic4Jtu».iil_ (':ipt:iin or the Vit-.
toritr nine ol' lust vi-or, will bo tht-
utnpirti rind thu tcniii.-i v.ill lit-, ns f.,|
lows;
St.. ll-liN:~l'l‘AN'.-l l_tit‘;\|,,q
Doyle, t'
McNeill, p
Mcltict'ri_\'. l li
Miilinr, Zh
Swoeny, 3 Ii
Kotrglinn, s s
Reid, rf
Byrne,- cf
McDonald, lf
t-,\'nitldt~_i'.~‘titic
|i_ (`-.iitnplicll
l li, Garrett.
Zh. Wnrliurton
Ii li. l’t'owsc
s s Has:/.ui-d
rf .Iolinson
cf Bearisto
lf Gurrick
A SPIIING SONG.
"Oli, who will sing ii song of
spring?"
Cliirped little Miss 'I‘itwillo\v,
“Not I!" poor llobolink doth sigh,
“My l0ve's for o'er the bill0w."
"Nor I! Nor I" the brooklets cry,
“(‘oltl, cold's our watery pillow!"
liut catkiu on a tree near hy.
Purrs, "Pussy will-ow! will-nw!"
-Wahttn.
At one of otir city hotels two gen-
tlemen met, and utter the tisiuil
greeting one said to the other: "ily
the way. whcre` did yotr get that
overcoat?" "Why'."' inqtiircd his
friend. "l3ccnttr1e it is the most styl-
ish cont I ever saw. It fits you per-
fcctly and the coat is so__fliflerent
from the ordinary, and the"pntt.erii
and shude of the goods becomes you
so well. Did you import it from
abroad?" "No," said his friend, "I
got this cout niride at James (hil-
li'ighan'a, Upper Queen Street, rind if
you cnll on him he will ninke you ns
tip-to~tlote a gotiiient as you can get
on the (`oiitinent." "l shall cnll to-
tlid. `
4-5dw sriitf.
J
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Beer lee s- eer & eeks-Beer tit celes-
héesesif
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4 i . Capt. McLeod, New London, was i
_ y . 1  1  1 among the visitors to the city yes- _ .
__ _ Miia ' ' ' r-i terday. GllAR.)1./\N, TI'l§S1)A\'
. A _
rtbolfit two o’clock passed over this _ ~ _ ` . .
city this morning ` ll    
Mitts Bessie Louson, tlitiightcr of W. H 0 y
=~'°“=f==1'- 1 /,:'{@_-_ 1   with any Catalog
leaves this mornini: for liostorr vvhcrc '~        !
she will spend tliiurrirncr, Y* 
iicverseeii orextiniiiicd-wc will sell you the saline or
better' goods for tit lcust :ts low :i }ir'iee. llere is an instance
where ottr price is less tlttiii of tiny catalog liottsc.
ir  _il 1 N0 need to My g0~>f1»~‘ you liflvc
ft
This desirrililc tlres_~t-r is inzide of lmi'd\\'ootl--is carefully :ind
well inztde --firiislit-tl in stirface oak-hrts' three large draiwers fitted
with lint-‘s handles -- has llritisli lievel plrite p:,l:t.-‘s mirror nit-rtstiring
13x .12 inches---is fitted with ciistors and the price is  
only \l\l:iil order' filled i . . . . .. ._ . _ _ . . . . . _ . .
_ _ .. _ . _ 0
Sziinu tlrt-sser finislietl in goldeti ook ztiid fitted \\itli  
stock iitirr'iir---3 dr;i\\'ers . . . . . .
... . . . . .. . . . . .. .. °
f
iw" fr.‘rg,,‘;i...f};;.?.“°““°“.3;‘;"; We show the largest line of bedroom furniture on P. E_l
Miss Laura E. I-iodgsni, d_»i:i-.ltcr -
of S..F_ and Mrs. 1-Io_tli:son, fity, str- Q
rivf-tl hcro last evening on thc ninil    6 
train from Grand Rzipids, iMichigun, »
where she has been locntcd. She will _ O
-- idle direct attentiort tri this foie value tfllhd-
the Victoriti Hotel in this icity yes-   the goody; and  
llogers’ Suwmersillel JRC' Jfwdiuc' A neat style iroii lied---r t-io inch liillzirs---liruss ezips --si good strong urtitle: n f
John: F- JG__ CE.rtcr(,_ l-lulifiiK;____ J- strorig,flcxihle spring nittttress iiioniited oii heavy liartlwood‘fr:i'iie. he-:ivy thick  
S lt , St. ; e . raiivrentt, ite- __ _ ' _ _ _ _ __ _ __ ._ .. _ _
__€c_iI ___ w_0  D?(____ M_mtre_\1_ - L_ Qittrcss with soft to}>_ covered in strip, ttitkitig. This outfit couiplt-te 0111)..  U _/
Montreal. _ . _'W' -  ' ' ' '
  H111-"‘2’ii‘V°¢`¥=`i@§* Carpets--0ilclolhs--l.inoleums--Curtains
 xmllmiiltiopilr Tv<`ii‘)t(>)i(fto Dirt! Furniture “eadquarttrs
A. Finliryiaori, i Ottaway; 'L_ Swiirtvi (_ .
Toronto; lt. M. Dunn, St. John; Wm. U|'i3|nS
Tuylor, Halifall; E. J. und Mrs. My- _
rick, oline trace. N011;  J- 1\nl101`- ' ‘ Household Linens
STOCK NOTES
I). lt. lvlorrison, Stiiiiiiici'sitlt=,
lircd that good brood iiizirc Miiitikcil
by Axtcll to George Urcstzeits.
tzcus is getting itll the great
tiinrcs in the l'r'o\'ince_
__A ___ _ _lVlARRl_ED _ -
.\lcNl~1lLl.--- Gl".t)lt\'lCl\'l"1`-- At t`irin-
licrlund on Mary 10th hy ltev. A.
(lraisv, Hiiinttol t‘, '(1, McNeill,
Milt-_ (‘r'cck to I-Itirriet So
tlnttglitcr of Gco rind Mrs. tlcorve-
utt, ('Tiiiiibci~lrind, Qiteeiis t‘o.
 _ t_i_|ED __ _
Ui-lABLOT'l‘E'l`UWN MAIlkE'1`B.
Corrected for every Wtidnosdriy and
Brrttirtlay issue.
Celery per bunch
Radishee, per I btllclol
Lettuce por bunch
White (tilts
liltick or-its t
litis
tires-
brcd Beef (quarter) per lb
Beef (small) per lb.
_ Beets, per bunch
Butter _
Miitton, por lb.
l"nrk
Lord, per lb _
"i'ittor1 (small) por lb
Potatoes
6 £0 10
B to 10
4 °° 5 Httieii 1;
31 1*" 21- Turnips
9 t“ 1')  tlrrlfiikins, (fra ol holds) 11
til' U* Ti r>¢iti~i, .mi 4|
15 '50 15 , Ducks
s to iz
40 to 45. | Fm" 1°
to
to
Niuc
pltiu, £0
.,.-4,,-.~..-,_ i .
.H  ,tn ,_
-. ...v:.;vz¢’~
HUHW Der ton $5.50 to $6
l to l
ldgirs, por dozen - lt; 14,17
Huy, por ton $7.50 to $x no
to li
.rr _.___-.-.es ____ _ `A_,______ ________________________________ _ _ ____
i We Own and Offer I I
I'lAill‘l‘1illr Af. Wnllncc llridgc, N. S4., , , ,
on the Z'/'t.h. April, Mm-k 1-lui'p¢»,ll,
forincrly of St. l’ctrr's lhiy, lenv-
ing ri widow :intl four children.
700 Shares Trinidad Electric 5 p. c. Stock
DllFl"Y-At Fort Attirusttts, Mt_ty 1l_,     
'l0ll,1toIi-"i't_ lt. llitil_v, :tiger
ycurs. l~`uri.rnl from his late
mir- Price 75 p. c. ($5.60) Yield to _Investor 6 67 p. c.
dence this ifioriiirig nt, 0.00 o’cloek 1 '
tp lfort Attgusttrs lt. t‘. (‘hut'ch and
ccrnetery. _ `
McDt)NAl.il-A t Millittrn , Lot
April 27, 15111, Miiry l)otii;licrty‘, lic-
lovcd wife of Roderick MircDona.ldI
in the 04th your of her nge, lcnv-| _
ini: ii. sorrowirig litisbiind, four sorts i '-
and four duughters to niottrri
Tlic 'i`|'itrit|.id Hier* ric Civriipruiy iiiidcr t‘fl`it`ir-iil firtiarliziii M;tri:tt;t~
nrvrtl lias iriarle splerrtliil progress, The l‘i'o[\t‘r|y st-r\'t‘.s mi extsltisivc tor-
ritt\r_\'. The cnrrtiittgs liitvt: lieeii _~tilIit‘it~i|t to pr'nvit‘li‘ it t‘i\nift\rl»\lrlc rni\r|:‘rr
tif sal'i‘t_\‘ after |i tying 5 p. r‘. mi the Coiiirii .in Stork fur six )i~;irs rnnliir-
iriiiisly. in aidditiori to tho interest on the lionds. The outlook for the future
is l\ri_t;lilc|‘ than it luis t'\'<‘|' \‘c\‘1i.
We conaiilcr Trinidad Electric at this price a very attractive investment
40,,
I
thc
loss of at loving wlfc :ind nllcctioii- _`
atc niotlier. J. E.  & C0.
Mric(`.ANNl~}l.-l.-.\\t' hlnst lliwiiiiorc
May 12, 1011, lmnlcl Mnct`nn
rtgctl 68 yearns.
Funeral will leiivc his lute
dcncc on Htindny tnornini;
o’clock to the Mt.. >`.tc\viirt (Tonic-
tcry.
MARl'I‘l M E Hh}(}llRl’l‘ll.‘}S.
Nitty 12, lilll.
Qttritntiiiiis litrnii-ihod tiy -7. f'-.
Kintosh At Vo., Excltnriga llinlt
Halifax N`. S.
BANKS.
Il. N. Anrorlcti...     1."il
Now l$rtinr»:wick...    205
Nova Scotia.    273
Royal Bunk of Canridn  240
MISCELLANEOUS.
Acadia Fire Insurance...  110
Acadia Sugar, Pfd...   103
Acadia Sugar, Ord  6_7
Brandram-Henderson, Com-
mon...        20
East. Can. Srrv. & Loan... 140
East. Triist Coni.....:..............
Htilifnx Fire Ins...    105
N. S. Telephone   135
Stnulield's Pfd...... .  105
l~ltnnlleld’s   65
Trinidad Electric...    75
BONDS.
Acadia Sugar . . . . . . .
..   110
Brnndram-Hcridcrsons..  100
Halifax Elec. 'I"rrtmway... 102;
N. S. Steel & Coal, lst... 95;
N. S. Steel & Coal, Deb... 102;
Stanlleld's, Limited . . . .
..  102)
Trinidad Electric...    95
SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
Corrected for every Wednesday
.
rtcll,
resi-
ii sittin tuwtt or stir/ttttitistnr
0". f, i'~is't‘.\rn.tsituti im
"9 l\lt‘|iil»o|‘u l\lii|1lri‘;tl Stock l'I.\;t:li:\|t;:t>. Dirt-cl l’|'i\':\l.t~ Wirt-s
ll\llll“A\ M()Nl‘lll']\l b'l` l()HN
sit. il
» -Ii ' .i 1. ` .. .
'_-. ,_ 1_~r;“ ‘ `~- -~ "~'~~ :___ - ~ ‘-
we offer I
its
zur
evo
100 * _ d
tt_i_t__i_ Interest payable lizilf-yearly, jzitittnry Ist an
17 _lilly ist
135
iso . _ _ .
99 Price and pztrticulttrs on appltcztttott.
125
102 _
or
73
too
97
1ti0
94;
lol
roi
92
H'-ilifax. Montreal, sydney, Cir.-\Rr.o'r1‘Ero\vN st. Jiiiiirii, No.1,
ii___;_-;l._._.E__Ȥ__,..
__ B'I‘t)CIi QUUTATIONS. ` NEW YORK STOCKB.`
In
Butter. iici' lb. 19 to 2" Miiy iz, izitt, Att-tiisoii -rio.;
Hay 5**-"0 -- Ain. met. siigrii- 47;'
I'l`999‘5‘l “TRW $5 Auinl. (‘oppor tilli
I-lay loose $6.50 to $7.00 Qtiotiitions furnished by F. Il, Mc- _Brooklyn lt. 'l`. 79;
Black Oats
Hides
Pork 'I1 to 12 E. 1. tr, s. sim 151
47;'
63
'lil
40 Curdy & Co., Members Montreal lieniling 1552,
l55`»i
8 Stock Exchange, Charlottetown, P. l'iiion l’acitic 178
1773
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.B FCURIJY I .'
MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Opcricd. Oliiiwtl
110
White Om 38 iirourimhr. s'rocr<s_- vs_ viittiiiii-iii iitfg,
Entra 17
Wild sem 35 *O *L00 optimal. ci0iti~tr. ' oo'r'roN_
Potatoes -'15 twin. tuwttir
(
iN “"‘"‘°"‘
1 ,M _mt
ose
“Black Prince" H t=§~'_ii_-_L ti' *-
ti "`
can :xzt
:tt
54 z
ttiti: tstr;
lor.
23) _\lu_v t‘ott_t»ri 15.08
'lil Til, .lilly l'tilttilt l5.7ll
34 Opened.
‘ ltiii tot; CHICAGO MARKET.
for Children wear the ,,_ _\,,_,,_ X _,_ XV _,_ _ ,_,_.__ l,_,“_y ,_,_,__,__ea,_ ____
_ Scothi » it .1 . ii y err, _ _ ,,
\lCi`l° l.~llii\\\'itiienn ll.l llll Sept. Wlient ssl
"l‘t\roiit.o St lil-l ` lZl~l‘~ Mny l‘ork \6.45
West. Can. Power 57 l
Eli
July Ooru
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523
75;
60
15.67
15.78
Closed
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91:,
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S9
16.00
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