MLBRUARY 21,_19so -

We Offer-NAT! Issue-

Republic of Cubal.

PUBLIC WORKS 536% SINKING FUND

GOLD BONDS D11: Jun? 30. 1945. Dcuominati $1.0m THESE ma. are c direct obligation of the‘ Republic and in addition are spedfially se- cured throughslienooeermintaxes.

The, present population oi the Republic of Cubs is estimated to be in access of 3,500,000. The total funded debt as at the end of the fisal yar, June .50, 1929, was $87,174,200, exclusive of $20,000,000 Public Works 5 K ‘liq Serial Certificates. '

Between 1904 and January 3i, 1930, theiepublic retired a total oi- 847,800,500 of external bonds. ,

Price: 98 and interest to yield about $.70$_

~ Ducripliue rirrular on raquuf.

JOHNSTON mutant; I" Bolero. Jr. llanageg lluoArtIIv Iidg. lulumn It. lurmnlnuldc. I» 9- 5°‘ ‘m’ Mmbru: Mums! Stud Excbenge. Mound Cub Mariel, Toronto Slack Exchange, Winnipeg Gui/l Ext/hinge, Cbiragc Baud o] Trade, New Yell Curb (urorien),

‘Members oi The Montreal Curb Market

Members Standard Stock and Mining Exchange Members of Vancouver Stock Exchange.

Private Wires to Leading Exchanges and all ' Branches. Orders Executed on all Markets.

A Service you will APPIWMQ I

139 Grafton Street CIIARLUITETOWN

HEAD OFFICE OTTAWA

Other Maritime Branches Halifax, St. John, Monston, Yarmouth, New Glasgow, Sydney. Phones 1194-1190.

Bentral Guardian

Catalogue. Moore do McLeod Irimiiod. lﬂil-l-Il-Ii.

aosnv noon ‘noon -mi.iled only from selected wheat. ' . 10244-10421.

CREPE MOROCCAN, a~ lovely nsw silk, $1.59. Moore 8s McLeod, Limited. 1870-2-21-31.

BELFAST-BELLE nrvea services’ Feb. 28rd: .11 a. m., Belle River; 3 p. m., Eldon, weather and roads per- lnitting. ‘

SEE‘ THE showing of now Wall Paper. Moore 6r McLeod Limited. 1870-2-21-31.

L. M. POOLE & C0. have just re- ceived a. full col-load oi Gyproc wall boards, three-elgllts and a three-six- teenths thick in ‘l, B, 0 and‘ l0 foot sheets. 18754-2141

OPENING NEW SILKS almost ‘ every day. See the -nr- ones. ~lidooto s. mcrhce Limited. 1870-2-21-3i.

“LADY GAY" Silk Bloomer $1.00. Moore dz McLeod Limited.

1870-2-21-‘31.

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VALllEYFlElrbaOtwell Services, Feb. 23rd: 11 a. m. Valleyiield; 7 p. m., Orwell Head. Rev. D. M. Sin- clair, Minister.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning, a. man‘ charged with beingdrunl: and dis- orderly was fined $5.00.

LOVELY new silk ‘ showing today. Moore d: McLeod Limited.

1870-2-21-3i.

BAPTIST‘ sanvrcns, North River Field, Sunday, February .23rd: North- River, 11 a. n\.: Clyde River, 3 p.'m.; Kingston, 7 p. m. W. R. lVlacWalker,‘ Minister.

CONDITION IMPROVED-The condition oi senalicr B. C. Prowse.

who has been seriously ill for the

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NEW ISSUE- , ‘

REPUBLIC OF CUBA

5 1-2 p. c. Public Works External Bonds

v Due June 30, 1945 -

I MOODY'S RATING —A

Revenues pledged as security for this issue for the past iour years have averaged $15,000,000 as compared with a total issue of $40,000,000—or over 7 times annual Interest requirements.

PRICE: 9s N. Y. Funds; to yield 5.70 p. c.

Eastern Securities" Company

L i M i T E D w. n. v. DUNBAB, Manager. ' clunhorrsrowu - so. runs MONTREAL HALIFAX sumurnslnn FREDERICTON

MONCTON

'.’i'he best ieafand tho Y ' longest cure give you the moat lasting and delicious chew when» ‘you ask for H 8: N Biaeirlwist. You'll have the time of ‘your llie trying to chew the ﬂavor out of this ﬂneicobecco." y

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last two weeks, was reported great- ly improved yesterday over that of the Yew days previous.

YORK, BRACKLEY and Marsh- fleld-Dunstaifnnge services next Sun- , day asYollows: York service at 11 a. ‘m., School at 2.30 p. m.; Brackley , School at 2 p. m., Service at 3 p. m.;

"rcntrsi Church, lidarshfield-Dun- . tafinage service at 7 p. m. E NEW SALESMAN-Mr.‘ E. L. Little 1s been appointed General Sales Zmager oi the Colgate-Palmolive- ect CojLimlted, effective Febulst. fr. Little was formerly Assistant ‘ales Manager. Mr. little reports hat sales of soaps and toilet goods .'c1'c exceptionally good in January.

BIRTHDAY PARTY-On Pieb. 1st, very enjoyable birthday party was .1211 ct the home of Mr. and Mrs. ohn ‘C. McDougall, oi Bangor, in onor of their little daughter Mary. fhc afternoon was very pleasan‘ pent in playing games, music‘ and singing. A song by MissDclla Betta was much enjoyed. A prize box was presented to Master Collie McDon- gall. Mary received many pretty and useful gifts from her little friends, which were opened, and presented by Master Willie“ Mcliougall. After the sreving oi a dainty lunch and singing "For she's a jolly good fellow," the little folks returned to their homes, wishing Mary many bobby birth- days. *

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VALENTINE PARTY-On Feb 4. the ladies oi the East Rﬂyalty Aux- iliary oi the Protestant C- ” 0B6

* entertained about s. hundred 0f their

friends to a Valentine Party at "Bin-g stead," the spacious home oi the

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‘Theﬂdecline in this particular isluc

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' Furnished byllownt k llecﬁilllv- l i l . ' . General Steel Wares ., .

‘more stein 1n... 0W ' llﬁil now selling on a level withothers oi the io-oallod‘. promotion issues, ‘vii. Canada Cement, - Howard Smith Paper, Canada Power d: Paper, etc.

can be attributed do the. rather poor showing itiiuade so for as earnings are; concerned 12111039. The Presi-f dent, J. C. Newman, thought it iui-j visable to glvebut a statement about the poor showing previous toils-up» DQIPIIQOC, -, A . ' On examining; the balance sheet‘ clqml’. one discovers that, it is a con- servative dccumentandmpuy. write- ,of_ia were madewhich makes u: be- lieve_that thcchiei reason for the decline was on ‘account of the liquid- ating of a good sized block-between 12,000 and_1l5,000 shares. : _'I'i1e mompanyoccupies unimport- ant position in its fieldoi operations, which covers such a wide range of products, ‘as stoves, ~ enunelwore. fire screens-and many other articles used largely in the home, industrial plants, commercial buildings. hotels, etc. , Its products are well and favourably known throughout Canada and the company should, participate largely in the ivuture expansion in Canadia prosperity. ' Y ‘ ' ‘ , lihsseydlarrh The spurt in Massey-Harris com- mon will short lived. The continued falLin the prices of grains has re- vived feara that the purchasing pow- er oi» agricultural communitleswill be decreased. The total current as-

Cprn P- Columbia Gas 88% Columbia’ Gramophone 28% ‘Continental Can 02% ‘Congoleum New York Central 1B1

Elec. sender Share 251i Eastman Kodak 301 ‘Elec. Power d: Light .. con IFoX Film .....................Bllt Consolidated oar m, General Electric .. .... 71% General Motors ............... 41% Goodyear ..................... 81% Hudson Motors coll. Int. Harvester 925i Int. Tel d: Tel 69!: Stand. Oil of New Jersey 50

Johns Mansville .. Chrysler-......."... . . . .

Building Products Canadian Car Canadian-Brown .... M Canadian Industrial Alcoiro Canada Power d; Paper Cockshutt Plow ...‘..'..... Cons.‘ Smelter-er‘. ' . ' canadalBrewing Canada Cement 1.. Dominion Bridge .'.. Dominion Glass ..

General Steel ‘Wares Gurds l Hamilton Bridge‘ lntcrnational Nickel Lake oLthe Woods .. Massey Harris f’ c I Power McCall-Frontenac .. National Breweries .. National ﬂieeLCar .. Power Corp. ..... .. Price Bros.‘ Quebec Power Shawinigan Steel qr Cansd Winnipeg Eiec. drum. Old .

Royal

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' North American ...

' Reynolds Tobacco

" Stand. Brands . . . . . .

‘ Penn. Ry. .......... . .

sets oi M J-Iarris Company for __ the.year ended. November so, 192a gzzﬁfituwpper- '_'"""'::_' “l” new momma" “at u?“ lﬁgun" Montgomerygward -; -', W“ a “mom a '8 '56’ Niagara Hudson . . 1'"; andbills receivable $22,010,050. Dur-g Nash . . . , 50,, ing'the ‘company's fiscal year, in- d k " ,1,“ . .. ' . . .. e ‘l4. "Bow" “we” m‘ "W .".-i.'.'~...§ .‘T....e.w....".' 1o Pdvancewby 16%‘ 4 v . .1311: Service of New Jersey .. 9i l; ' ' "' '" ‘ ' ...‘io .................. m. Qnoiﬂh" ‘nabbed b’. “'7” “ ertubs-Servlce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 322‘. Mwauumnshckdnnke“ llllqlllCClS Public Service . . . . .. 53*. ' ' ' ' ‘"111 u... .............. .. .. 41a. “"3” “ck Euhnn“ Ecmingtoll Rand . . . . . .. . 35-h ' ‘ ' Radio Keith Orpheum asv “M” 31' "u. s. Rubber 262k: “Sims” 2'“ Sinclair on ....... 22% M‘ T°'°“h°“° ‘ 15“ ‘Stand. Gas at on ..... 11m B‘ c‘ PQW", A. .' ' ' 5 Splcer . . . . . . . . .. .. 32 '8' c‘ Power B ' 17"!“ Studebaker . . . . . . . . . . 42-36. 26% Shell -Unlon .» . . . . . . . 313i;

'i‘cxa:1 Corp. ..

Commercial Solvents . . . . . . Commonwealth dz Sc. Curtlas Wright . . . . .. Famous Players .. Packard

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Simmons .. 08% Timken Roller Bearing 75% Sears Roebuck 875i United 37-35 Warner Bros. 00%

United Aircraft

Vanadium Steel . . .

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National Cash Register ..

Western Union .. Stewart Warren Bros.

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u. s. ‘ma. Alcohol U. s. Pipesrvuundry .. Phillips‘ Pete . Money '

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Marketanports furrlishod by Green-

~ more. arCoTfMoritreal ,to swim-i

President, ma. Edgar Hearts. uqmupg-ﬂ “m, “to,” “by”; (199113 Btreai,

rooms were tasiefuly decorated with y: - -~_‘p,wn_ ,

valcntinaiflwm ""1 91'1"“ "IW- erltah American 80% ‘rs .\l'.‘...‘..F closing, Feb. 2o. 1m.

ﬂomsutfcwugarc ":11? Rivals“ dsnadaDockecllrodgleuu... as»: I . _ “M,

b? 9 w rum 7M3" .' ImperiliOllLu-rnln-r .- .. 335i Grid i.‘..1;.‘y .. -..

tcr Hearts. The evening was pleas- worm“ ~_ ‘n "m f .

antly spent in cards and deocing..A “"4",” _ ,7 Hr 150M354“. 3

giﬁlwfgf" "'2! ;‘r‘:‘e“$°r'§' Walker Goodcrharn 10% Mb ~ w“ - m“. ' arenas arirsterials. .10 Ab i-- -

_ merit. AAh cxcsnehtiuneh-wssssrv- f": W,“ pﬁgiﬂg Grain .. . ms by the lldiw Th9 ‘, 5 Assam; .', 2% which amounted to oyer ﬂirty-BM _ ' ~ - ‘hum, __ ___;___ ,,_,, 36% dollars, is to be donated lathe o: -' "w". sea phauage iimd. A hearty vote, ' slit “mm w“ mm“ mwmmmnm m

‘ whosokinclly and esp-bu rurnahee l“! -- m“ mt music »for.the evenlnl, 1114.11" l" ‘My _ . 1m asi-Juenranearltaicrtneunecf o‘ mi beluiliill 110m! {G i110 00- Olll u“ up“. gnying ..... ... ... 7% claim All MM.“ 'W"l~"" n“! ' ' ' Dilminiolrltille .. m4 they are lollvsocd flllbWi-h‘ ' ~ ' ’ " nroigu Power Securities 31 National Anthem which brolliht s , New smallpox Ixcialgc m“, “m,” m; wry enjoyable evening to a elcss. . . .v ' ‘b llmQfﬂl steel Wares ..... 13

Can 1345i H?“ (>11... a ' gmpq-lgboil ...~..... 38% ﬂiﬂItflll‘Al60h°1 .. 0% mwmglpngryllokeinn... ... 3735

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ruinous Players ... ...- Nounda Power Corporation u}. Price Bream. ‘I. '- Qu Power Shawinigan -..

Winnipeg Electric-..

new xoax

Royal Bank

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MISS KATHERINE‘ A. Gilli-IS _

w“ PM,“ away cl, the Peter Brenl; 3118mm ‘Hﬁlﬂm- “w!” Main, on Jlnﬂi-Ti! 23M" ‘M0’ m“

Westinghouse

U. S. Steel 180% Yellow Cab . .. Woolworth ...... .... .. out Amer. Byers ....... .... .. 84 Amer. Waterworks er Elec. . Allegheny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 305i Baldwin Locomotive 355i Bendix Aviation ....

moq-netionabliotroloum ...... ... u- local-real Power .. ... --

i‘ ., amt ‘counselled/eon 117%

MoColl immense ..» ..._ uitierm Breweries .. National Steel Car .. ... ...

Katherine Alice Gdlllc. 431161991‘ M the late‘ Alexander and Mrs. 0-1-1118. Little San , P.E.I. Born at Uti-le . hands on Jlﬁﬂllb" 33rd" 1.856‘ 51' = ('2: riLclvlrig he: early edllcam?“ m i l 9 qqpritt school she spent a tom l ‘ Prince oi‘ Wﬂlcs College, Chi-r" ,_,_;;.~.n. She then lcit the DIW- ..i.: and trained for a nurse in 00E l the large rospltals in Boston and m. nlagyy years followed with milch success her chosen profession. 1N1‘ me p351, Jew years she has not ban in good health, and the Bﬂd 63m? peacefully on the obi-W d"!!- Sh? visited the province on many occas-

circle of friends hero and in the g United States. She was the most congenial of inches, always cheerful one whom to know was to esteem. Above all she was most sincere and devoted christian and thmushvui her weakness and illness was never known to complain but ﬁrmly be- lieved that God's dealings [were She leaves to mourn one biother‘, Mr. John A. Gi-iill. Little Sands. 8nd‘ five sisters: Mrs. Christina Mac- -_ Leon, High Bank: Mrs. Margaret Stewart, Mrs. Bessie Madman. Mrs. Cassie Matheson, and Miss Sarah B. Gillls all "of"R0.\'\ury, Masai Her rernans acccmpaned by her nephew Mr. J. A. Mlwlnan, arrived home . on Jan. 28th., and the funeral hold p on the 30th. inst. Alter a short ser- vice st her old home, her remains were taken to the United Church where a large congregation gather- ex-lwc show their respect. The pas- tor of the church Rev. T. R. Goudge B. A, conducted the service, giving a moot helpful and comdorting mes- sage." The ﬂoral ‘offerings were num- emus and beautiful. The following were the pail bearerszll. C. Siévw. art 811d M. A. MacNeil and the fol- lowing nephews: J. W. McLean, John A. Maclean, Alex. Gilli; and Clarence onus. She was laid to mat in the Lrittle Sands Cemetery. ——-—____ FORMER PUGILIST ., SHOT BY POLICE As nAav spears

BUFFALO, Feb. 20.—Whlle his 2- year-old child lay sleeping in another room, Theodore Majewski, so, forma- pugilist, who fought under the name of Teddy Meyers, was iatally wound- ed by police who besieged his home last night, and died early today in the emergency hospital. I

ﬂajewskfs wiie told police her husband had been drinking and re- fused to let her enter the house. '01- -.iioer Arthur Bi ‘ on

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Fellows’ Syrup is recom- mended for jusirsuch ditione, and also when re- covering frongeesioul-m-I 110C088. , _ V.

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Montgomery-Ward 42% s Niagara Hudson Power .. 16%

Standard Oil of New Jersey .. 08% _,

Paramount Players Ill-sky. 54%

Sterling Securitiu A .. ..... 15

Penick dc I'm-d .. ... ...... 35

Radio .. ... ... 43%

Poor s; Co. B. .. 30%

Willya ovcr1and“.."...'... 10‘

Yellow Truck .. . -.. ----- 1917i-

C. P. R. .. . ... ... 211

“General Motors 411;

U. S, Steel 181's’.-

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Bankof Nova. Soot-in. . . . . . .. 1125f;-

Bank or Montreal 810

Bankof-Conlmeme ..

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