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tl 1/.1

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Sufferers

~ A F ew

Are Taken

le. _.

s _ --qs-`

e, urinary disorders, and

umatism, are egused from weak, tive kidneys, w ich fail to tllter

` the impurities and keep the blood

, and the only way on earth to

tly and positively cure such

ubles, is to remove the cause.,

_ e new discovery, Croxone, cures slsh conditions because it reaches qs very roots of the disease. lt sépka right into the stopped up, in- attivs kidneys, through the walls ann linings; cleans out the little altering

0%?

the poisonous uric acid sub- that lodge in the joints and to scratch and irritate and

rheumatism; it neutralizes the Io it no longer irritates the er membranes of the bladder,

_d cleans out and strengthens the " ppcd up, lifeless kidneys so they

er and sift all the poisons from

"PHI 0|

the blood, and drive it out _of system.

lasting, are the results obtained from; the use of Oroxons/that three doses.

some se a.J. !Y“so':n'. in .reesivse _ 01.00 rex- her.

a day for s. few days are often 311'" un 1” °bt / _ __ _. Gum* that is required to cure the worst? Dm' S"°‘°' Smu' g I I ’ '“°_ mx A'

case of hsckache, regulate the most annoying bladder disorders, and over- W come the numerous other similar

¢°°d“i°==» "’ZZ°..l’..".° .{§'ii‘J.,°fl‘.'?i‘

tion ever made for the purpose. It' gate “nu” promptly on _ __ _ , _ ,1.9M|_y is entirely dillerent from all otheri ' ___ ' '

It is the most wonderful prepare-' n

11.1." `

...°l'l‘ PAYQ to bu! llethfslfspvhiss

UQRNRIG DHL! Gsardi

...-sn a. _:essex is i must. one .gens in His chime is l. mom charge t__went7-eve eents.

_ ' _ - fr. _ '

'_ _ _

yi _gn be obtained et I. A. John wmth » o_ilee~phose`

So sure, so positive, so gums my sten's, Montague. __ is 18. and liilsses phone 20. ‘

HOBNING DAILY _ die

...~soss0aIssas swim eek or two before the

£25?

earth to compare with it It is so repared that it is practically impos

remedies. There is nothing else onf

ri E ` -

and glands; ueutralizes and dis-E tem Wit-h°\lt FBSUUB- I 1

You can obtainian original package

of Croxone at trifling cost from any' first-class drug store. All druggistsy are authorized to personally return' the purchase price if Croxone fails to give desired results, regardless of how old you are, how long you have` suiiered, or what else has failed to cure you.

Messrs. Chas. and L. T. I~`lnhc

Boston, a member of the Picton Con wood and Coimcillors Weir, ()`Brifen Wednesday afternoon in connection ing. Mr. C. Flaherty stated the mise

1 they could get the nioiwy and the re

there would be strengt honed.

PROPERTIES 0|" THE CENTR

Councillor Fraser asked if tho rates were left just now as they were,

would the Company promise to extend the line soutli this year.

. Mr. Flaherty replied that they. would oxtenil io Potter’s Bridge if

I ALONG TIIIS PROPOSED TRAMWAY EXTENSION.

- ___3 t_mt_P_ EY L h Y ...*Laurie Murdock and_ Wm. Olsten

is ° ° ° we _ S 1 g n 1 fi c a n t

From the “Eastern Chronicle" February' 1, lfllfl.

MEETING OF THE COUNCILLORS. MAYOR AND IIEPIIESENTA- "`

TIYES 0F THE PICTOU COUNTY ELECTRIC C0.

fry, together with Mr. .\ieLne<1 of 1 nty Electric Co., met Mayor Undor- and Frnsgar in the Town Office on ‘ with the lowering of rates for light-

for the Company.

st of tho way as soon as the bridge '

AL REALTY C0., LTD., ARE ‘

_ LOUIS N.

Lunenburg.

Emeno Q. Rddenhiser, Mgrs.

i iNvi»:s_rMi:Nrs ~

Provost St. Phone 90 New Glasgow, N.'S.

i - orrlcss " “

" FULLER

Yarmouth.

Murray C. Wyman. Mgr.

~ ... CQTTQN leaving the yacht at the beach

One of four burglars who were

` , 1 -' - E E _ _-'<1 I I E

_ _..._ _'- __ ' 'F _____ ' _ _,_ High Low C105; waiting for the right moment to

“""’ _ 1 _ _ _ _ ‘="i"’ 3p0t_1270 unchanged break into three houses in the neigh-

__ _ *_ ,_ _ ' 1' _ ' Merch... ....1230 1225 1229 borhovd sew the yacht. and decided

May

_An Attractive Investment 0pportuniiy 'r-_.'2i¥.".;';.§;°_'_'~'_" "'“” Fiir Those Who llave Small Amnunisio invest' GR-IN 1 PROVISIONS-

lt is en undeniable fact that the average investor considers the 1

purchasing of zushares of a stock, say at 85.00 a share, much more nt- < tractive than one share nt $100. ‘

in the Old Country shares of low par value are the favorites d in `

France Bonds of very small denominations are issued to meet ye re- `

quiramonés offsmalf mve_ttors._'l‘hen again, If 'one saves a small amount each wee or each month, and is enterprising enough to seek a larger interest return than that paid li the banks, shares of small par value

of sound enterprises are attractlve.

ln this connection we offern. block ofz- '

Acadia Sugar Refining Company Common Stock at 7|

‘.;.'i;;.4'r‘v'3";e’E|')‘€:_"-V5'ding?gi °' h referred ailectionately to the “late Short kimmms at 50,; W0'r¢»_h ;]__50_ e , or . cnc . .. _ '

'{rar;i:ad_E|ectric Stock at 73 or $3.50 per share,yie|din| HORSE NOTES' crilgentlemen they were_ all ‘our on Q-20_;1_]gal;l(lirl0;;$5_ $5.00 and $3.75 i0I` Th lu h - QL ‘so h_ ’em._ They gave me ten shillings for Au om- winger coats and they are

C mt" e~ em-g Ms H-c. - 1 (From Yesterday,” Evening Guardian) klllfllllg f-bein." SU-id the \’0Btm““~ come beauties at half price.

Orders \\ ill bohlled in the order received upon receipt of cheque ~».__]0}m Mcphe,-son and Ruggq -

or cash. or il clients profe-r,wi|l he shipped through the nearest bank ' H0 “dded th-at they had W9” Hgh' A l0'£ Ui mill Dffmf 0031-9 at less than attached to our draii for the amount. £37659-Ut. MDlltBZ“9» have §`_°f'“|'”¢d teen prizeswith her-.this season, and hm; price - ' rom Picton 'with their C B~l11Pi°° -that he had"put"'th`em ashore with ' " 1 ' 1; tton and

"‘ C standard bmi stallion nm mee ~ 3P1°“““‘ 1"" ° W" °° B

_ - three big portmanteaux and tw in b _ ~ h i t 10c.

Fo B G Os 36006__B_ Backs of "metal __ 0 g g time yodr c 0 Ce fl

. - Now ladies, these bargains for a few

~ Members Montreal Stock Exchange _*1_*_ E °_'“_?_“"i

id i `

. ble to take it into the human sysf, :hunter was la qu eu’ to "st on

...'EASTERN NOTES.-Jobn Con-

way. an old timer and e well known

he lst inet. Rr-st come after a ong _ od of suiier g that was nob- ly ho¥;€in patient, fortitude.-FreQ -Robertson is home from Boston and will start fishing on a larger scale on the opening of navigatlon.- Elmer Fraser arrived from the South the past week.-The fact of so many of the young men of the district re- turning from the West and from the South this winter shows coneluslvel

as as many and bet-

ter advantages as can be found out- side the limits of this million Acre fox ranch. Keep on coming boys.

(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)

...'HOCKE¥.-The hockey match

last night between St. Dunstan’s and Montague Imperlnis resulted in a score ol 4-1 for the home team. The match was fast and the game good throughout.,-B. ,~_~_;-_T_-_~.»_».-V-:rl-uv-~» ~_~=-Y :vo-‘f-' _-ff,~.-.1-.A-:fff Utah CODDei'... 54 531 54

MOBYFREAL STOCKS

High Low Close

Brazilian Traction. . 961 965 96i Detroit... ..._ 781 77 77 Dom. Steel 1Corp'n_.... 54 53§ 581 Mex. .Nor..Power... 20-211 Minn & St. P. (Soo) 1368 136i 136| Montreal Power... .....226 226 226 N. S. S.&Coal Com. 82 81 81 Richelieu & Ontario.... No sales Shawinigan . . . . . . .._ .... 139 Spanish River Com.... 67 Toronto Ry... ...140} 1405 1401 Twin City... ... No sales Dom. Canners... 781

....1198 1193

1187

1147

1196 1190

._ ..§ ...1149 1149

High Low Close

915 91; _ 901 9.0% 34; 34;

May Wheat... .. 91% July Wheat... .. 'H02 May Oats... . 34} May Corn... .. . 53 May Pork... ......2090 May Lard... ... ...1090

52§ 52i 2070 2090 ` 1087 1087 _

Halifax, Si John, Montreal Ottawa. S dne

' - Y Yi

Charlottetown. Sherbrooke, Kensington. St. John`s Nlld.

‘

_ -3- if-~'

H.ARI'lTME PROVINCE

1 Do. Com. 30

.8ECURI_'l‘IES. N. S. Olay Works Pfd. 9B}

(Qu tau Jr i-msn <1 1. s D0' Com

° ‘ml ll ° r F. _ N S ti Fir 00 90

Meouray as Co., stock and Bone sggfinllil rem. . los 102 Brokers, Members Montreal Stock Do. Com. 70 68 Exchange, Charlottetown. Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com- 40 82

Banks.

Ask.

British 155 Commerce 719 Nova Scotia 262 Montreal 243; Royal 223 ` " lliscellaneons. nm rn-e ioo A Sugar Pfd » 103 ord. 70

gindram-Henderson Com. 31 . B. Elec. Com. 80 East. Can. Say I Loan 140 Eastern Trust 150 Halifax Fire 100 I-Ipw. Pure Wool. Tex. Pfd.

with bonus Com. Stock. 100

Maritime Telephone Com. 84

Do. Pfd. 106

91. B. Telephone 110

' Iorth Atlantic Fisheries

Pfd. with stock bones 100

QTQS. Oar 1st Pfd 94

no. -:serie 71

Bid. 154 718 201 2-121 222

98 100 60 27 'I7 136 145 98

98 80 102 106

98 90 65

Exbeme Case 1 ‘ of Eczema

the itching, so

sores, it seems

try other prepara- .ecsems and salt 0liase's Ointment

_is a

mn P in sa; _ i` _'81 ' IN`¢irene:il‘ gieme... ....nr f4_l%|_:‘11_slf ‘1>_eonsylvania.'.. 119| 119|

, _ i

20 89

40 30

`Brazilian Traction 98 975 98 Trinidad Electric 78

Prudential Trust Pld. 100

Do. Com. 100

Bonds. .

Brandrain-l~lcnderson's‘6's 975

J. B. Elec. 5's. 95\ 93 Chronicle 6's. 99

` H'ewson Pure Wool Tex. 6’s. \

with bonus 102 1130

N. S. Steel lst Mort. l's. Maritime Telephone 6’s.

1 Do Debenture stock

Porto Rico 5`s.

Stanfield 6’s

Trinidad Telephones e's.

Trinidad Elec. 5's.

94; sz; 108 105 103 100 ‘ 93} 921

102,, .100 100 98 92 88

xiii. '

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

___

Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc~

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond _Brok- ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Char- lottetown, P. E. I. ~

NEW YORK STOCKS.

March 6'13.

High Low Close

Atchison... ...102I 1021 102| Am..Beet Sugar... 36 35| 35{ Am. Smelters... 711 701 70; Amal. Copper... .... _72} 711 -711 Beth. Steel... 36{» 36} -3_6} Brooklyn B. 'I‘.... 90; 89;' 891 ‘ 'Canadian Pacific... ....230 228; 229 -Erie... ... 28 28 28

Lehigh Valley... .....156{- 156

Iliinois Cent... ...U41 124.. 124 :Mei Petroleum... ..... No sales _, _

156*

....-159| 158| 159| = goilghern Paoldc...‘~....100§ "‘-59|' 99|'

Bnfar ... '... .Nosales _ U essseme... _....154 mi 151|

/van, add one packet of Edwards' llesicrafrd Soup (Brown or Tomato tfariely/, boil for thirty minutes, st/r

fzieguently, sul! and pepper £0 fasfe a

5 S

"f_B'.'seie1.'..'... ...ezl all 61%” E""|‘~|,,,"`§,¢j` p is "2'“°'° ‘“‘*\**9W N ‘=°lr°“zhli

si "

...-'_6)!_l0 _ wol'le_aeh<

IU-» lntlllobl

ih--an

... W is Guardian

- nlnl?~»

...smvn...HHl 4'ABLs'rs. n-ash

Oo., 8°ll&. »_~. _ 2-KUIMHL

...°WAN'i‘RD.-elsroee, - Fir and

Hardwood Loge wanted, for which thehlshestsriesrsiii be paid. Heir “Bile l'\ll‘1\loh||l¢ Co., llontague. '

£llTll_l lll80lflL6

. sasdnssss

...*John Fraser," engineer, Picton

and Hr. Thompson of the arm of Poole 8 Thompson, Montague, P. E. I..were visiting at John and Mrs. Bell's, -New Glasgow, N. 'S., this week. .

(From »Yesterday's Evening Guardian)

...°F. G. Jordan, Murray Harbor, is

in Montague today.-B.

of Murray River were in Montague yesterday.-B. '_

~ ...°J. A. Younker and J. A. G. El- lis, Montague, were passengers to Charlottetown this morning.-B.

...°J. F. Perry, Summerside, repre-

senting the Maritime Hat & Cap Co., Truro, is in Montague today Ou fi business trip.-B.

UE SPECIAL INTEHEST

LONDON, March 6 (Special)-An

entertaining little story of four ‘1cracksmen" who turned pirates and stole a yacht, the Snark, in order to take their booty irom Stokes Bay to Ryde, Isle of"Wigli`t,"`lias just been narrated by Major G. R. Stephens, one of the crew of the yacht during a cruise in the Solent.”

With three other army officers on

board the Snark put into Cowes one day, where the crew found a telegram recalling them for "general inspec- tion." They tried to make Ports- mouth, but the wind failed, and they were forced to land at Stokes Ba

to "borrow" her. With their booty the four met on the beach in the small hours of the next morning, put to sea, and sailed to Ryde, where they left the yacht in charge of n boatman.

When the real owners of the Snark

returned to Stokes Bay they found only a dlsconcerted watchman, who _had actually helped the burglars to get afloat with their plunder. Four days later the _‘Snark was found at Ryde, where the statements of the owner were ridiculed by another boatman, who, says Maior Stephens,

.___i.__ _ days selling and every one u Plum-

BERLIN, March 5 (Special)-The

German government’s petroleum mon- opoly scheme has received a severe blow from the Committee of the Im-

posed company to live per cent and manifested its intention of making by law a low maximum_ price to re- tailers. . ~'l'he amendments to the bill, which were carried by a combination of the socialist and clerical parties, have caused the interested banks to show a disinclinatiorrto provide the neces- sary capitalitor _-the 'éitablisbment of

~»v..»A`

.~\~\~.~

g .

_ __ _ _ story before he became raving mad.

. _ _ Sutton and Willard, musicians, left

' ' ` Denver for a trip through the mining

` camps. believing they could make

_ _ _' _ _ their way as troubadors. They start-

tak _ h w . ou ` . ed for Globe and Miami, making the

e 0 y ' f ` ‘ _ journey on foot.

_ g ......... - 'Neither was familiar with the coun~

_ ,No °r_ _ try. and they lost the .trail and

“_ BB “Pl “m

' ll lS EdWafdS" ICD ‘Of _ _“ll” Threatened by tarantulas, snakes and -E0 Y goo so P il nsters for three days and

. ‘ a mo

SOUP--blif, 35 you kn0w»‘ Mau" sights, they stumbled along.. fearing the bw °f S0111” W --im -0-- =~- -:::;.t;h::..1.z:‘;*.11‘:.“:sr“‘° easily be spoilt if you d0n’t:iilg2;\,::°'§,;;“l`°9,';‘;§°é“ *”n° U53; when night :eu on the third any

' - . ' . tt it 'cn 1. 1` pea Ul3lCCtl1Cl`Il ln thc pI'OPC!` Way- Pape‘s Dlapspsin, and realize not on- Eulofsl; W:,E:¢kw1,md ugiioiféell mints DEE

_ , _ - l | » GIIBI., 1

'rms ls how to make Edwards' 7 Emm°‘nf“-"9 -bln Inu” I stream. Willard kept on and in the

This boneless preparation will dig

S°“P (BYOWU °\’ T°m°l° Vafmly) 3”] est anything you eatand overcome a morning he had reached the! mouth of

the canyon and the camp of a Mexi-

FW '11’l"lf °f wld 1011!" 1"' -'I ~‘f'"0'° ?;>“"'n`gn”:Y.°T °“t`°1;l°’d°" 't°m°°h can. who carried him to Ray.

ve u es sfterwar s, If vour meals don’t fit comfortably,

‘ or what you eat lies like a lump of NApLEg_ Ma,-ch 6 (Spe¢i,1)__An _leadin your stomach-. or if you have 1 i n 1;

nsg ltlcan accident to the train on

‘heart-burn. that is e Sin of iudlsesv wines King victor 1-:mmsnns1~ one

DI]

_-Ihrreyou are!

._ - Q i - __ _ Queen Helena were travelling to __ Get .froms your pharmacist a iiftr Naples caused the spread of arumor

f . cent -ease of-‘Paps'_s Diapeusin and :today that an attempt had been

' ' _ -_ _ take .dose iiistas soon as you can. as against the royal .ti-aio. The

_ M;|C¢A‘|‘£D ’ _ " Theres wi-llilie no .sour risings, no gzgident was_.so__¥ivi_a1-that-it_ 1 7 mf;-_,._°<.,,“:.“...°"“°°...':.<;‘=“ the “ff .1 ‘:.°

' ' " "" U .E ` Ol' I' I ‘P BUG " e B B'

Thsre’s no bother of li t- _blml fulllliill 01' New f®li\‘8_il\ tl” ODS 0! 1-11° °°l‘_l~“nd-'°_*‘?*kEP8

#Liles and cutting__ np gli? 3; etomhch, pauses. debilitating _beads ear, caused triiiiag;

ew packets of hdivards' Soup ’to-- Kim- ‘““‘“°“ °" E“t°°“°“1 5".PE“5‘ » ‘ . - '

d d__take care how on -maka is will all go,~ and, bseldds. there. TRIPOLI, March 6 “Y ‘“‘ I ~ 7 1 vm be no sein- mea me ever in the mi nuns.-ee Arabs “mt ""9 ~;'ll.oi_naeh to poison your breath`with anltalian post but * Ss. mas' smokers. f woes- adm. - E ‘~ with 1i'°ew`1°_==°=-_

,,._,_,,,,. 'D,,,,,,,,,, s,,_,_,, ,,,,_,,_,,, _,_.,,__ &_Pese’s nispensin is s ,,,,.e eve deed one carrlead _

ueruua-Broa¢n.Tomio_. While. __ < r out-o|~order stomachs, use it -ditlon to the woun .

vurislyiraI/iicfhnouvirhsragsoupfv lakes hold of y01ir"Y66d~lIld digests

_kef wi.-'/fuk We"“N*~'- TN WW Q just the secures if your stomach .soldiers were lrllled and an. oiilcer

"#9 ' 'M _ Qlomft there. _ _ xfzounded.

, ‘ ' ‘~ ` _ in___ilve`minutes from .sll; ‘-"”"°

°°°"~.°‘*tE-n "*’~.""g*** -mms :stem-is nor you st SEND A

‘uirr-lmesten..

_._, __ -~ _-_-- - ,. _ -_ These large ilitywent eases contain

perial Parliament, which resolved to- '°TE~‘1`e" days Witlwul' f°°f1 in a rat' day to limit the pl-oats of the prof tlesnake and tarantula infested ra-

, 1

“EVERY LOVER LOVES A

LOVER AND EVERY -WOMAN

LOVES 'A BARGAIN

Here is rt short reviewer of Pa.-

ton's bargains. Read on, then 'come on and proiit. Hundreds of pairs of stockings and ovcrst-.-things. Your choice not at 25 per cent., but at 250, a pair.

Silks at 39C. and 491:.

Dress goods 65c. and 951:. Flannellctte 241:. and 20c. for 16 and 20c.

50 bed quilts $1.35 value at $1.15.

$1.00 and $1.25 waist for B5c.

Ladies' tailor made suits at $4.98.

Ladies’ skirts $2.10. A rack full oi ladies’ skirts, halt price. `

All knit goods 25c oil the $1.

Aviation caps 25c. . The biggest lot of ladies’ white un- derwear EVER at great saving.

Hundreds of corsats at half price.

Underwear at 25c.

Infants* underwear at 15c

mtons. 3-5Mwlm_*1-

2” QQNDS 1

.ni N_Qv4~r_Sf¥0¢'¢1

~ .msc ws 1°.

. .~... .

5-¢~&.-»

;»-` ;~:_ » '

E ~ Kentrsel, ‘liiironloa

:il A E AE I

1 I ’

` 511’-‘E 1

_ mv:-:sinsui ‘

~ » Eastern S¢curi_t1csCo. Ltd.

Inv-.snneni Bankers.

' We \ ' Nahum. "nl “inf

|57 St. Jsmes St.

Montreal. Que. |

9,8 `Pi"h`fs`e William Si

to March 8. The building will be made from 25,000 bricks, to be sent, from every brick plant in the United States.

John M. Campbell, of Passaic, N.J. manager of the Kreischer Brick Man-x ufacturing Company, Kreischerville,' B. I.. forwarded yesterday the first brick to he used in its construction. ! Semling the 25,000 bricks through

the mails is done to test the parcel post system. A record will he inept of _each brick from the time it is mailed until it reaches Chicago. It is probable the Chicago mail carriers will not he enthusiastic ovcr this ex- periment, which will be watched by other Dost ofiicc men tliroligllollii the country with trembling.

Cod Liver 00 and Iron

Two Most World-l~‘amc1l '1‘onicsE Combined in Vinui.

Cod Liver Oil and Iron have proved

to be the two m-ost successful tonics the world has oven known-iron for thc blood and the medicinal curative elements of cod liver oil as a strength and tissue builder for body' and nerves, and for the successful treatment of t`r.z'oa:. nn/l lung trou-‘ nies. | Two fetliiilgrit l<`1'ench clvemists dis-_

covered a iiiethod oiseparntmg the curative med.i.ci:in1'clc1ncnts of the cods' liN_r_¢~\&soni the oil or grease which' 'fs' thrown away, but to`these` medicinal elements, tonic iron is now added, thus combining in \`iuol the two most world famed tonics. ; As a body-builder and strength cre-

ator for weak, run-clown people, for feeble old people, delicate cliiltlren, to restore strength' after sicl'.n'c`ss; und for chronic coughs, colds or

bronchitis or pulmonary troubles.

We ask you to try Vinol with tho

understanding that your money will bc returned ii it does not help you. E. `A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Charlottetown, P. E. l.

risen' _

f_ L' ` ltrlivelere 4°. l

E 'L E ' - .E ls "fi

. _. _ _ _ . -. Ilels J|.I.,'_ _' _

.*| | #

Ottawa.. -__10\iehs_e, -

rs-. "~ ' ~ ".1-`_ _ 'ls' .nil-L "~- _ -- H :_ _:_;_;:_ ___T_:_-_1_-_-_zr,=T_--_~_,-,.:,,_ ---°--~'~> ~'~ -“r

I I

-i

Baby Bonds

for the smell investor

More and more sflenfion -is

being paid by the fmsneisl iournals to the growing cus- tom olissulng “Baby Bonds."

‘ The "Financial World” ssys

the "Baby _Bond“ ,hss. lon( _ been popular in Eiirosmn countries. ' especially in France---the richest nation in the world--where millions are invested hy the plain people in hondp of small Ile-

nominations

Bonds of the usual _$500 and

$l000 denominations are not within investment reach of the ordinary salaried man. Buf now "Baby Bonds” ol M00 denominations can he had in such sound industrial corpora- tions as ihe- Nova Seoiis `Sfeel Q. Coal Co, the Maritime Telegraph Q Telephone Co., and Brsmlrem-Ilsnderaon Ltd.

Such "Baby Bonds" yield

at present low prices the si- rsciive interest of 5.30 p. c to 6 I-4 p. c. We shall be glad to send fullinformsfion of these "Baby Bemis" to any man anxious fo inereese his income

from his savings.

J. C. Mackintosh Q Co. Established _ 1875 Members Montreal Stock Exchange Direct Private Wires Halifax. `Montr_eaI, St John,

New Glasgow, Fredericton ,

*_ i

MILLIONS LOST _BY FRAUD.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4- That

investors in all parts of the country were defraudcd of nearly _sixxnillions of dollars by false representations and misleading literature sent thru the mails, was charged by United States District Attorney Swartlcy in outlining the case of the government against the promoters and officers of the International Lumber and De-` vclopment company today in the United States district court. __ __ `Hc declared tl1at"lie would l shovlf- thnt 288,000 acres of land in Mexico, alleged to be owned by the company, is in reality owned by the San Pablo company, a New Jersey corporation, and that the million and a bali dollars paid in dividends did not come out of the earnings, but was paid from money secured from investors for stocks.

The defendants are John R. Marin

lcy and Isaiah B. Miller, of Chicago; Charles R. McMahon, William Arm- Sfrouir. Jr., and Colonel Alfred G.

Stewart. _

tifé`ii§o§i`<§i>'o1EyEfE'"'"""w DENVER, Col., March 6 (Special)

vine named "Devil's Canyon" cost the life of Ernest Sutton and wreck- ed the mind of his companion, whose name is thought to be Williafil. 11001 of Denver. The news was telegraph- ed here by Sherifl Hall, at Ray, Ariz., where Williard is attended. by physicians, who are seeking to re- store his reason.

Willard stumbled into the camp oi

a Mexican, and though starved and delirious managed to asp out his

wandered into l‘ievil’s Canyon

Searchers found Sutton's body.

others

On the Italian side two

_ _

Our I sl and

Caramcla

Kisses Peanut Crisp Dough nuts

Pics and Cakes

are made with best materials. on day. Fresh goods are surely \vh 'always at Sunnyside.

'Fhomas

;:.28thfsmtf 1

Chocolates

ly and are 1u:1d'e Fresh every at you want You can get them

White

-TAB!-_E Slliiwiiifi iuu:

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All Loans made bear

5 per cent,

Loans _mails during month embsr, lilll.

ost, 1912.

Loans made during month

vember, 1lll2.`

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- December'-15th, 1012, Loans

_and in process to date.

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First Loan inndo April 22nd, 1911.

0, DW $ 500.00

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WONDERFUL GROWTH

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interest at tl1`e_-'rate of» - per annum. '

made during month of Juno, 1 - E

` ' Loansmnila during month of Aug- WMM

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