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The body of the lute Normag Gillie " ., _. an-fved in» O iottetowa by the mail ,' ‘ '

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qw . ,», . smqawlcnv- ' fill‘ fhtqe iphrdhase upon avoreb a terms. I‘ lf-s iplonnlld situation in the centre of supply,

The ‘blllclent dim of ldbér ihiioa inpbtainable in u. vicinity,

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_...*_lt' pays to buy in this Province.

i". . _ _ - J b . ' , _._...g, tion for advertising _‘in thileolumn. spec“; vest“- ayl and m, guueraywgu _ ~ A . . . l , - ‘ ‘l. its splendid and thorouilhly trained sellinlz orkanizution. _ ins-anti‘. ‘a vmmd b, a, W" Quh ma“ Qcqqmplp, om“. 5M 5y. take pm“ m“ (Saturday) Mtemoou ' . V‘ _ " " | ltsunple IOPliIlIOllMt-Ql. beavywhoi faui tfevenlng ' D01‘ will flilcflllllt l11°"°¢- 31mm“? from the home of his lather, Mex . ’ . 9“ " ‘ , ‘ - ~" thoruurhfrqxwrfenced management and other features vrbic " " ‘ , . charge twenty-iv; NIIM- Glllls. 37 “P136! HHIIUQTO st- 36f‘. The Bonds are secured by a First Morlga e covering all l " w ‘ ‘l " ‘ ;_ Lg Eoalri ute in tbslnukingsiin successful enltvrprilc, the prospects of "Aura 7',Dr._...~Ho ,-, and child. '-—" ~ - " vices commencing at three o'clock ln- m¢| ffggchigg. flan,‘ company‘ M", pmwm f“ future‘ l" P'°P6rfie‘|,:,{u,h '3' s 1- if %~ . , Kemingt , spear-Banter in Sourls.‘ ...°'I‘he Merlin: DB“? Glmfdlfl“ “f” stead -of z-oicloek as previously an- The net sseetuofthe Company on November 3m, ,9" ,, . ,~i ’ ‘r 1 . ' - - . »__-.;. . be obtained af- W- A- Jilhmtm‘ F pounced, and tbrcortesewiil" leave r more than two and one-hail‘ limal ihe sinountofoutdiandinlgnrr‘°_"Ji66o,ge4, l m i _ A I -,---—---—--—i .~..~W., L. Gordon. who was on’ a Montezvv- tlia house .at 3.80 sharp for the rall- ’ ‘ "‘ ' ‘ =

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Price upon aplllicatign.

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urdy & Co., Stock autLBolld Bro- lQrlH-Jllfcmhert Mqntrcal Stock Ex- change, 16¢ Richmond -St., Chur-

lottetown. ~ ‘fr. i” BANKI.‘ > fir! Ask. ‘Bid ‘gfltiflll, _iso m Cdmmérce 22-1 22.- Nova Suntln 275 274 Montreal .3141. .243 Royal "zaoi" 220; MIBClSLLA NEOQS. lradia Fire 100 9g Acadia $18M‘ Did 1M 100 - Do. 0rd 73 (1') ‘Brlndrnm-Hcndersoh 130m 20 1_ 1C. B. Elec. coin. 5n East. Can. Sav. .0. Loan 1121.1‘! Esstorp Trust 1:12 Hallie; Cold tiff-gage pfd 10f 11-: _Hallfux Fire ‘ ' 10o ~35 I-lewson Pure Wot? in. pfd. with 30 p.c.of ctr. Hock 100 Mar. ’l‘cl. com 50 47 ‘D0. pill 102 fill‘ N. B. Telephone [M 101 Nova Srotiarflar 1st Dlil ‘J5, 90 Do. 2nd pfrl' 70 65 i 1J0. 3rd pfd 50 45 Do.‘ common .37 h? Btanflelds pfd 10.’: 102 > Dowlommon, , ____\_v, - 53 "Trinidad Cons. Tel. com’ ~ ' 30 Trinidad Electric BONDS. l‘ BrandramJ-Icndcrstiu 6's 100p. 07 17C.) E-Erlec. 5's ~95}, 95 Ijiflhtonicle 6's ‘ 101"9‘J»} iHalifax Tram. ,5's_ ix; _ _ .101} fill!!! “Hewson Pure Wool Tex. 6's 95,02 ‘illlarltime Telephone 6'=x‘ "lffllfiifil; N. S. Steel, 1st Mort. 5'! ‘J5;- "34’; Do. Debenturs Stock Hi5 103 Porto Rico 5-‘5 ‘J1; 00;. Stanflclds 6's ' 10M,- 101 ‘Prinidatl Tales. 6's 101 99 Trfnlday Electric 5's Q93 9o MONTREAL STOCKS. Quotations furnishedhy F.0d... Mc-

Gui-dy ' & 00., Stock 8s lioml Brokers. hieinbers Montreal‘

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Halifax, john Montreal, Shcrbrooke, Sydney,

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Upeu Close Atcllison 108% 109 Amal. Copper 81; 32g Amer Sugar 1281 129} Brooklyn li. 'l‘. s4 832 Bethlehem Steel 34} 35} U. VP. R. an; 243g Erie 35} 37} Missouri Pac ~15} 46} Northern Pac. 1233 124} Illinois Dcntral 128} 1281. Pennsylvania 124; 124; Union Pacific 171g 17g; U. S..Sf.cel. 59;. 7g; llalfimorc & (lliiu 10s. 103} ' l ucrrroN

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lliIllRELb-DAVIES. . ---_ . The marriage will take plucc this evening, at six o'clock, in All Saints’ church of bliss Frances Davies, second daughter of Daniel and Mrs. Davies uf Eleventh street, so Reginald Jos- eph Afintey Darrell, {of Clinton, B. C. The Venerable Jkrchldcdcop‘ Gray will

be tiiwodiolstiiigfifrergyqilaa,_ assisted

by Canon Webb-I ‘. I _. . iTllc bride will éntei- tlio cliureli 0|)

e arm of barf-fa her,- "lgl/ Davies, caring a heavy white‘ htiu qhar- cuaje, having along panel train; fin-

ished oat‘ the edgrwltna broad hand 6f crystal and pearl trlmlnln‘. A priceless 01d rose point face s ‘ wl,

biclrhas come down frqnrthe ilfth generation on he? iffothers‘ sideaior-

s thclbride's_ head-dress, whi_ is ginpcdfiicbii style from the left isidc

f th8llodlce, and ‘on ‘down the skirt i}; tunic style. ~ ' ' J

The right side ,0! the bodi e is itrimmed with broad bends of pearls and crystals, with yoke of flnc ‘Brus- sels net trimmed with duchcss lace and narrow‘ bands of pearls and crys» tale. ' .

'I‘li’e. kimona sleeves are finished with lace end crystal and pearl bends shirrcd satin girdle with two pearl and crystal tassels; long plain tulle vail worn ofl the “face, surmo tcd with a. coronet of valley lillies and orange blossoms.

The bride will carry‘, besides her shower boquet of roses and valley lill- les with long tulle streamers, is white leather-bound prayer book, withvery old silver markers which belonged to her grandmother.

The groom's present is a, handwbas- ed gold bracelet.

Miss Emily Davies, a sister, who is to be bridesmaid. will wear »; gown of pale blue silk trimmed with blue hall fringe. and blby IrilhyOllB- . .

Her hat ls- pf blue msline with big satin bow» on crown and tiny pink flower, wreaths. She will wear the groom's gift, a gold “weddllig" brac- elet. .

‘The two little flower girls, Miss Margaret Bishop and was. Jean Bob,-

ses with quantities of lace. v

_Miss Margaret Bishop's sash will be pink, with big pink bow in hair, and she will carry a besket filled with pink carnatlons and. valley llllies, a big pink bow. 0n handle, and will weenthp groom's gift, a gold bar pin with ‘three "lovebean" drops from South Africa. a -. .

Miss Jean Ilobertson’: sashbwillfbe blue, with big blue boys/in hair, and she will carry a bnaicutyfllfed; with pink carnatlons» and vklley lilllesdiand big blue bow on bundle, and will won!‘ the groom's gift‘, a goidbar pin, also with three "love-bean" drops.

Master Billy Whimstdr, the little page will wear» sf white "serge suit, pale blue stockings nnd- pumPD. Md will carry a hhle- basket with ‘big white satin how otrhandle, filled with pink carnations and valley lilles, and

' will wcsr the groom's gift e. watch.

‘Miss Davies presented 11,01‘ flower girls and page with beautiful-hand- paqulilted, iolélna calla" flier gmdwqon. .

‘ es _ ‘an w e Om whoiéflglfflgbm the groom is g diver-l pin set with one of the "love-bean!" from South Africa’: . ‘ l

The" ushers are Jpflllhu P flugfi jDdn. Their

lric ind gifts from’ he

~ groom are gold tie blips. , i

l The hilusc is being decorated with dsffodillstand narclssus, 4nd .t.he,..lirfde vsnif/iby-idegroom wllb neeivegt tholj corner of the drawing-roomy which will bc banked with Palm! and white flowers, '

The table will be‘ centred with

_ bride's cake, resting on a dull“!

tulle and decorated on top with _asfl- ver vase holding lions and vall y Uli- with" allow‘

na-clesue will complete this attractq ive tdbfe.

'l‘he'brfde will travel in a krlnlflsher blneserge suit, with broad black ast- in collar add ‘and! tee-eons: aso all:

flnlslled at edge witlaa shad of wlte

rded lilkflaverlald with earl“: - f bl ' b. i . ti... ivftlfq|§old ll‘...

thin-wk

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ertson, will wear white lingerie dres- M

short business trip"to Bouris, has left on dfeturilg‘ ,1; a. . <_ _ <

8. flhnndlerhoi Auld Bros, Charlottetown, hhixpturned after s short business trip.(

.-...~Jolia r. Kiéihdim, Bouris West, jg qzandlng agyv days visiting rela- ftive 5t Mor .' _ ‘ t‘ ‘John Lawler of Greenfield has ‘ le valuable farm to Jqbn same place.—M. ‘

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.'..'A. Currie & Co., Souris, have some splendid Poultry food advertis- cdeleawhere in this issue. .

..:'A. Currie Co" Souris, has a nice supply of Biscuits he they are of- fering at moderate prices.‘

...'B. S. Robertson, Kingsboro, was amogng the many visitors to Sourls Thursday.‘

...'Mlss Elsie Muttart, Bothwcll, has returned from Charlottetown where she had been visiting her sun-t, Mrs. Clark.‘

...'Miss Dells. Garrett, who is taking a commercial course in Char- lottetown, spent Easter at her homc in Souris.’

...°Martin McKinnon, agent, will be glad to receive all news, advertising and subscriptions izrMontaguc and vicinity. His office phone No. is 21.

...°H. Bibiarka st. Jolin. is Spcilil-

ing a two weeks vacation » with his parents", A. F}. ‘andMrs. illarke, Soilrls.‘

...*Hnrry Sterne, of, the Canadian Burk of (lommcrce, Nowillasgtiw, has nrrivcd in Souris to spend blaster at his home there.’

....‘llclln Garrett, __i.iiii..,,' Knight and Ilandolph Py-llc, Commercial Students arc spending Easter at their honicii in Souris.‘ . . . '

...'Mrs. Frank Hcartz and hcr dau. ghter Ruth, Charlottetown, have ar- rived in Souris, to spend Easter nt their old home.‘ ' ‘

—Misses Dorothy‘ Whlghtuinu and lVlai-garct Morrow, students of P. W.

O. are spending Easter nt their homes in Souris.‘ f

...‘Ge.r Ellis was cxllihitiilg u hand- some horse on the streets of Monta- gue this week whlchhc purchased in Prince County-M.

...'G,eo. A. ‘Thompson, of Poole, Thompson d: C0,, Montague“ P.E.I;., is in the city and is registered at the King GBOfgC.—-Sydl10Y Exc. ‘

...*Jnmes Jackmnn, who has spending the winter at his homc at ‘Little Harbor, intends leaving Tucs- dsy for Newton, Mass, whcro he has a situation awaiting llim.‘

been

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...'Jobn A. and Mrs. McLeod, Dun-

(lee, were in Sourls yesterday on rg¢

turn home Jrom. a short visit b

Chcnstow, whereflthoy were the guests of Alfred and Mrs. Pope.‘

..."l‘hc Montagui Post Office ls i3- ceiving a thqroug renovation. Is Ives is puttin _inl_ a hardwood floor and n. Campbell is doing the palat- ing.—-M. .

...*Scnator liq egfison is consider- ably impr? hag Algal/lug Monta- 150v; after a few "rcpt _, , Qhiiqmorec of his trip home to“ outages-M. “ ' ‘m! i ,, .---?'l.‘hg marriage. of John McRao of Monte c and: Miss Jennie McFar- iane of Commercfal-mflrgssctook place at the Presbyterian .Mense on April 3rd. Rev. David Wright officiating;-

_ ....'"l‘he' Monte.‘ ue markets a‘ :- l-lsyé? g$4.il(_l__tb-'é$&fi.00; straw“ a ‘ to - $06428. to ,_75c.; butt , w 21¢: "use 20c: bee. .8.¢.o 1v rnuuton. , 10.. to, 11c: flit onttlp. _ . paigdiibsioi-x, unto. 7c; hides 1 ; pelts, 80 to 900., 1M.

_ .,..'Miss Mhggle .1

d ssiédji;

is now considered ,oi_it,_,of__d peculiarity of these .16

lathe second time fee E015,

dangerously ill with nieasles.—lif

including it ‘very old-ll ver servi l pf flv~.-1>i¢_¢<w.~ from . “Yo! ‘ridvs " f- wndmvflwr..m=n;a subsiuniisccn g from. Sir Louis and Lady Davladrl“ .. ieiantl- aunt of _tlioi“brlde;_ also ‘many

wds

211w lirflilvflr- hi; dwelt .- iii , cut glass, brass abilembiiortljilrd?! ii: en, -

Tl"? bride 11ml Kl‘ Iii.- B; éida’ Us Y .47 ._ .. -°l zvllgivle. come dgi $M_'aa;.7(3(l'r'_ n‘

*md" l.‘ q“. ._'~i. r’- “w =5. antim- person m ‘lieu known Qfflrlottetnllt "where they rwid§¢7 ohni’? "‘ 1. " '

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David Reid _.,oi Victoria r ‘s, has been very seriously. ill in, _n' - . I‘, _ l. 31mins. April

, looking for fnformdtlom’ ho contin“.

...~'riia Mohunsbditytiuanlien been be obtained at ‘HQJ. Maison’: Drug Store, Sourls.

...°Gente, if you want a M"! “ll-Fm date bat or call for Edster- call dud see our display. Augustus McDonald. Souris. , f-Gdrli-

...'F. Jordan, agent. Wm‘ l" glad to receive all news, edvertlslflk and subscriptions in Souris and vic- inity. His office phone No. i8 5-

...'It is reported ‘that the road 01>- poaita Leslie's Pond, .Souris West. is in en impossible condition. 'l’he early attention of the OVBPBBEI‘ t0 this matter would be nllllreclfited’

...',Miss Nell: Mclsatiifnl haw opcnlid up LlTCSSUI lug ee b ls men n tiia adtore lately occupied by A- B"- McLcod. hlontague, she also intends keeping a full‘ llne of dress trimmings and fancy goodsfletc. i-iidrli.

...'Tl1B Red Point JLobster Pscklni; 00., are making extensive renal"? l0!” the coming season's work. The?‘ 1"" tend putting on more boats than over before pd the new ones are to bgg314ad~ j _ gasoline engines. JV. Gtillant, ow‘ Acadia, has bcch » en- gaged as B€8.l0!‘.*» ~

...'A 'meef.lng of the Findt Pf. Institute was held at Rcd l‘f-. 0n 'l‘uesday evening. They intend 0r- ganlzing n Gov/testing iissoclfltlvfl in order to ennblc the farmers to-wecd out their unprofitable cows. The Government Inspector will have charge of the work. Similar associa- tions in other localities have proved vcry beneficial to the dsirying indus- try.‘

Nliw BRUNSWICK WOMAN V . FIGURES IN» BOSTON (flit-lid.

BOSTON, April3-—Ncw Brunswick and Nova Scotis. womcn are involved ill charges which have been made‘ n- gaiust Owen A. Connor, Boston men- ngor of the Western‘ Union Telegraph Company ‘and for ten years day manager of the New York office of the Associated Press. Following dc- tcctive work by Mrs. Minuic K. Conner, his wifc, Conner was ar- rested on n statutory charge, Mrs. Alice Blanchard of Gardiner being named. -. _ .1’

Mrs. Conner was 'b0rn in Halifax thirty-one years ego and is a. brldc of nine months. She is a handsome wo- men. Before marriage. she was secret- ary to a. high Western Un-ion official in New York. Mrs. Blanchard was lilies Alice .J. Leblanc and was born in Buctouche, N. B...,.thirty-iive years algo.‘ Shc married a‘ fiardlner, Mass; mun when fifteen ye rs of age but hesbeen cast on so erel occasions. She is of medium height and of sty. lish appearance.

A warrant for the arrest. of Conner was granted after various employee 0f U10 Quincy House had testified to his having registered with Mrs. Blanchard as "O. A.‘ Blanchard and wife." ’ _

Mrs. Conner says: ‘."_It was largely - through me that Owen. got s position with the Western Union. We were to have taken a wedding trip to Nova Scotla, but as he bad tax... his new position so recently I' agreed to pqgt. pone the trip and we passed our hqpeymoon at the Hotel-Tliorndyke here. we were seventeen day's togeth- er, the longest time I ever spent ‘with him. From the first" he,,did not seem to want to live hhre with ma. He complained that he was financially embarrassed and that fit cost‘ too much to support the two’ of us. Most of my life.‘ though. seemed to i... Passed in trains with a valisc-

_"B'lanchard was known so ‘Conner’; wife in Brookline andhc used 341,-,

of my money to get her furs out of cwrase- He gave her no less than $20 a, week, - -

"Mrs. Blanchard says she did not know Conner-owes married. When Mm Conner informed hcr of the situation Mrs. Blanchard said she had been de- tclvcd sud gladly assisted her in ob- "taining evidence. Conner denies the allegations and says hcwill conteet the case at a hearing and also 1n we divorce court.

‘iuuiinnsnn, BANDl , _ ' CAPTU ED IN rams h-Carony, one of ' thc Auto bandits who, killed 01mg}- f6"! Vlllenvuum at St. »George's and hold upthe bank at, Chantilly killing we of the cmploycesand who stop; t 800 was arrested today and was tak- (n-‘to Police Headquarters where h]; at/fisaqitddto lull himself.‘ Gunny m. out» utwmpt to deny ‘i liia identity ' Yefl. .1 am _Cnrony all right" he 56152.1.“ P910115! l0 a band. fiYoufrd

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ed. Carony watching n favor. able opportunity-swallowed tabloid. ThQil-Dolipesurgeons however subject- od llimioasuch energetic, trcitmsnt that est poison failed to act.

~ .. opvon mil’, _ s lfl Ilfiwféfil .1 i.- di erént f' P’; so

raiiiiass 00in:

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way station, from thereby train to NorthrWfltehlre, thence by teem; to

Brookneld Cemetery, yvherelntei-gnentj

willstake nine. -' w . a [the pell beer-

Th6 roilowioglwili u

ere’: L. Wedfiian, Mo ctongPrpfJien-

INC, Prof. Miller, F. J. HOIMIILFIOG Nash and Walter Burke, Cher-lotte- towm. W ' . “The iilltmlely death of‘ Nprmgiiffill- lls, ‘eldest son of; Alexlnder and Mrs.

Gillie, formerly of Hahtevlllehqueeifs

County, and now o; Hillsborofltreet,

0harlottetown,'_ yvlll c311 for more ‘

than ordinary regret. He was , one of the most brilliant students who ever attended College. At the early age of twenty- elght years,’ just on the bhreehold of his manhood, and at the beginning of what promised to be an unusually celebrated career, his life has been cutshort and his gentlesplrit returned-to Him who gave it.

He entered- the Prlncefof Wales Col- ,

loge at the early alga’ of sixteen” years, winning the Scholarship for Queen's County, and taking up sec- ond- yedrwork; graduating in .1902,

with a lifirsf: Class Diploma and win- '

ning‘ the John Cliven Prize. so. two years, he taught school at Halts- ville, subsequently matriculating in- ttrlifcGill- University and winning a Scholarship of $150, per gnnilm. His work was “excellent"'and he led his

class of his first year with high hor- '

ors, carrying off the $25 prize (or the best stildcnt from the Maritime Provinces. In his ' GilLhe woh d‘ scholarship of $300, also takingihigh honors in‘ prizes in the Spring Examinations. In 1908 Mr. Glllis graduated from McGill at the age of twenty-four years. receiving the Degree of B. A., and winning the Anne Molson Gold Medal. carrying with it "0?!’ high honors and prizes. It ls worthy of note that the above mentioned prlzc had not been awalid. f"! 1°‘ fieveml ' Years, as no student has made the ncccsssry high aver- %|;es. Hc then taught in McGlll for