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Morning Stock Letter ' Wall Street Mirror Saysv- Special to Johnston & Ward

. New York and locally hne IIIII the of Brazilian nud (IIIILQIIICI nppmru I11 unnully well Informed circ- u it to expected the! rush dlvendo will he resumed In June. In the meantime,

Recent llrt-nflh In minty not-ho both In [trrt 0t culling nttentlon to the pulllhliit '21,; grnrluulll’ reliilnlng its old time populprity.

"uming that the Itoelr dividend In turned Into oulh, the return of’ the Iuvent- ' n, H 1| percent, which ll Mtrtwtlve tor a ltock ot this chilrncter. \

u‘ T,“ qtor-rlard ntorlul which lo fur have not ehnree In the rising trend of the My“: nre Imperial Oil and British American till, although the earnings of’ hoth ere u-cll mull-fainted In IDJO'nn1I their [IIIIPIIQ dividend: nre regurdcd M eoonro. h, stocks of their two companion leeln to he olf Interesting ponnlhllltiee around

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"mgll. nunnul statement ol_ Prorlnclnl Paper Ltd.. recently published, shown m“ n dividend of 1.15 per whore won paid on ti1e common during tho year I080. T“, || the tin-t ytlr the company hon p 1I nny dividends on thc- Jnnlur whereu- M tl1e elmrre are tiwnwl hy tho Abltihl ower and Pnper 0a.. the company hone- m. to the extent at "£5,000 through the Provincial Puprr dividend.

JuIIlll Bnrncl, chairmen at the "Notional lluuineu Surrey Conference," find-u mun-mp] olxowlnl definite IIIIII of’ lmproveml-nt not only in the United Iitoten, u, |,| other ronntrleu, Borne: report told of “New confidence nnd euergv whllh b “Wort-ally thernnelreifthe pronto of improved oondltionl.

l" The Nntlnnl City Bank find: eentImenb-"Thnt lntungible but highly lm-. nrtunt fin-tor In huliuele recovery." lilore cheerful. The , . conceneue ol re-

p t], 11o l111- nvuliuhie now: the recovery on uneven our. hut tile tnct thnt we are

p"; "Mum; trom the bottom of the valley lo nuftlolent Int-entire to expect tur-

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' Thr- rnlly which lturtod In- the Thursday aeolian should curry wi-il Into to- hyv, (ENIIIIIII but the chnrMtt-r of the murlwtvlme undergone no chnngi- nnd It In m" n", but policy to eeli ntot-It on the rnlys. Ileznrnllne the henriultneee which h, n, mmpunt In the Flnnnolui dltrirt, It must not he tnheu to menn titnt new low "rel nil around are to he expected In the nmrket. Tho Wnll Ftreet Iilrrror tnke-t n", ,|,,o1t that IIIIIIFI etocke should he disposed of’ lm-nuse they ran ho rc-uhwetl to hetti-r udmninire Inter on. It would he lngli-ul to 111111111111- thnt the lows oi’ Jun-

n- will I». touted out hctore the renl upwnrrl owing got-u un-ier way thin Iprlmy. msrl-et once aiulu In reneitive to had now: und It hue plenty of had new:

1-,“: 11f it urer the next few trrrkn. The outtlng 11nd phasing of ciividrndn here- in . m“; pured the w." for lmpurtnnt hull nuinzn nntl the mnrketjlt now go- "lorottgh nun-h nfihule. Trndr-re nhonld eypcct quirk prulltn In tho current mur- ,','...1 xhnnlll i._\ no 1111-111111 nilow themselves to IJI‘ stnmpedcll Into fury-lug Ittbtltll "°"|l,'.f,l,n":,l,l,..-1 111-11» hwtory now thht nun-u (‘orpu 1. s.» on». llllt‘ ~11...» of m, .,,.§1 1.... .hh1-1-.- of common n.1- IIIII~ ..|...” 1.1 1:...“ (ills. n (‘IIITCIII ln-u-In r... the

| | tnrpu tuner thin plure n prlvo of I07 un l it sounds rntlnr fnnfnslir. l"l:l,,,.||,.-r |||nr11rd nu" In iIkn-iy In limp-r tirut-rry.

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M] "purl m." to he nutlle will furnish iery. plcuiuiut remhug. II _ _

thcnumbcr of crews entcrcd at Hcn’ 12y. '

Pspuinrity for tldcway rowing act- ually startcd the your bcfore the war uhcn a {our calling itself the "Thames" four entered at Henley and suclcoasded in winning the Stew- ards Cup. On three occassions since the‘ war the Thomas Rowing Club, a cIub founded by virtue of the "Thames" four victory, has won the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley. Previous to thcs: victories the cup was always won by a university 818M. or the old aristocratic Leander row- ing club. ,

Last year 81 crews competed in the Head of fhc River race, This year the Thamcs Rowing Club is cutrring scvcn crews. The‘ race WIIS inaugur- otcd by the Thnmcs Rowing Club and is still controlled by thc some club.

It is expect-ed that. a large number cf thc competing crews will use swiv- e1 rowlocks. The Kildure Club. one of me strongest, and best-known busin- ess-housc cl11bs on the Thames tide-

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n,» vntcn. PINKLEY rum-d Press Staff Correspondent

wypox, March 6—(U.P.)—'I‘hc 1m of the River race will be rowed ;h{5_\~c;11' on March 21 from Nortlake w puynoyg The date is the some 11s the hnnual Oxford-Cambridge water classic which gencrollg‘ starts just be- me noon, depending on the tidc.

qhc Head of the River race will be rcwed at; 6 p,m. This is the first time any important boat T1163 118$ been held in London on the same day

‘is the annual Dark and ‘ight Bin-t crow mttiillfi-

01:1- 100 crews arc cxywcctcd to rompcie including u German eight 31:11 srrrmi provincial crews.

The Hcnd of the River race is a rcslllf. oi ihc great KYOWT-h WW9"

‘my racing which 1111s bccn Inca-cus- .112‘ since tho war. Almost daily more crows arc to be sccn- from Putncy

to mchnwnc] 0., 1m Thames than wny has been using swivel rowlocks for some time. r u

Stewart Jones 8; Co.

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Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange

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For March] Funds

We recommend and otter the following:

Yield

‘n Ntort- group ulilt-h Illln not imii lie l11|i mrneure of ,>

Price Dominion of Connie. (Guer. C. N. R-l 4H‘: duo I954 4.56% Dominion of Canadu (Guar. C. N. R.) 4'4‘: due I968 4.56% New Brunswick (Guar. N. B. s. Seaboard Ry) 4's due 1940 .. 95.25 4.62% Quebec (Province of) . 411's due 1955 99.50 4.56% Saint John, N. 8., Cltyund County 4911's due 1971 97.75 4.02%. lllut John Drydoek 1h Shipbuilding (Dom. of Canada Subsidy) 5%‘: due I95‘ 105.75 5.1015 Associated Telephone d: Telegraph _ 5!é's due 1955 Market 6.40% _ British Columbia Power Corporation 532's due 1900 . .. . 173.00 5.30% New Brunswick Power Co 5'. due 1113-1 ,/.... . 92.011 5am Brsntford Rooting Co. LIII. i‘: due 1950 99.00 6.58% industrial Acceptance Corporation 0's due 1940 09.00 8.15% Irving 0II Company Ltd. ' 6% Preferred .......... Market 6.82% New Brunswick noun 1.1.1. 6m due 11113 1111.00 11.50% Bmu Ginger m. 1.111. 7% Plrlbizmiin: Convertible Preferred 411.00 _ 1.00% "liner. u. s. I’! due 1044 101.00 4.05% 6mm‘! 0t Cape Breton i‘: due 1931 1o1.c:1 4.110%

Order! may he ‘ lerrnphed or telephoned at our expense.

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noxmo. 01.0w: Bonuses or roe srrnovsl.

HARTTORD. Conn., Murch B-A new type ofglove bandage, designed especially to protect the brittle fists of Bat Battalino, the featherweight champion, has been submitted to the National Boxing Association as n substitute for the time-worn method of II-iillg u. buxex-‘e hands.

Th, gldve, 11 semi-soft affair of gauze and adhesive tape. l5 ‘he m‘ ventlon of ‘Dr. Wilfred G. Frnlick. New York surgeon, 11nd Pete Reilly, Bails manager. It is designed to 91'0- tect the vital cords and tendons-

Presldent, John V. Ciinnan of the N. B. A. examined tho Blow While on o visit here and slid he would urge its approval.

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BRIDGEPORT‘, Conn, March 5.- Tnc Swedish liquor system is an ab- solute fnilurc—:1s for 11s Ole Carlson

TUCUMCARCI. N. M. ltlurch GJU» P)-The duys of accepting produce in payuncnt of the subscription prlcc is concerned, anyway, according to has come back for the Tucuiucsirii his wifc, Ellen. She sent him on a News. The newspaper is accepting. mention 1n Sweden to cure him of beans, at the current nurket prlcc. in | ihc drinking habit and he returned iwymcni of delinqiwnt subscriptions. | “\'.'.'1i'.<'_‘ thhh bcforc“ she testified in The action of the News is dune to hcr divorce action nere.

nfd the farmers in this vicinity, and - the beans are bcing turned ovcr to,‘

TIIIKEE CLASSES T0 ‘TRAVEL tribution among the needy.

OUTDOOR RANGE F011 CUPS 1111c; Southern llfcthodlst University

| DALLAS. Tex. hiarch 6——(U.P.)— |

;c1asscs will go to Europe next sum» HARTFORD. Conn, March 5.~ |lll(’i‘. Prof. E. E. Lcisey will conduct "How can policemen be cripcctcd to! an English poetry class to Oxford shoot accurately on the strccts when all the practice is indoors?" oslzcd

department has requested establish-

ment of an out-door pistol range. Paris, Iilthin, Rome and other points.

Prof. S. D. Myres will take a govcrn- tery attached. to the butt of a fishing lmcnt group to Geneva, Switzerland. pole with wires connecting it. with a and bliss Olive Donaldson will lead flashlight bulb on the other end. The an art group on a tour of London, bulb lights when e fish is caught on

l N Y I: “""'-"-""'"”' l? M l 8w I or M k‘ t R rt I ‘e ontrea . "— By STEWART JONES t? 00., Charlottetown ' (IIQQIQI to JOIIIIIII I W II) (590011! to Johnston o \\'tIt‘1I) Correspondent: o! Greenahlefda & Co. Montreal Oneuciilnrtizhs 125.] 1."; iteéluc . ]||pv;,|931/|9_.||;Ji_»1 - . ' gor I'll; .....]gt1l:réls | OI 0II) t)‘ ' i IIIII’ O , '1' T“ 3H 36 flnmich-h]... ' vise:ExQsuIxQwQxBxExExEB-HIK [sen 311.1.‘ i. .. éflllltfilfil 111$ 11s e .n1n rn 1 ow .. K789i M2114 Alt litrcttrl Mo.\"1'111:.11. stories 110111.\10.\' 11v 1~.\.\'.\n.1 111mm; CCP°“;' f! 41%| HI H“. 111 or . ' .en ur oun .. l0] hi 1i) Am Pow 1.11m Ahlfihl .. (humumwl "3" "m" ---l "l 17%] 11ml icy, A111 flmeit Re Alherin Pncltic t . 1000 105.1111 1110.511 ff“ 1'," - “ii a I __ I _ (if! Tel h-gshlrsn»: ...I 111:»; 101.110 1111.15 aiftiiég/é] 4113,3143’? - - :1 1 . 1r ‘ - 1- '-<" Awhlwn . fir filtllllllrpgvtilli llillilll mfm ‘~'°°"*'“‘ 1"" -- - It “ ' 4111mm Mm, m," Tqophnne lion .\I|n Smelt .. mzussm 1m 1st 1111111 Loco . IITIIZIIIIIII 11.1111 Bridge . 501i] MI 501 M nflfnlflfl" A l-Irliuh Amvilcnn (ll l; s w I'm 'l 5V1! 5W1 7'5- 7H‘: “mill ‘WIN ilrltish (‘oiunil-In Powcr . Gun“ -' i I lit-m $1991 "uumn" Pnmucn, inter Nickie .|18V.1| l9 l8"/l1l 18 Brigg; _ mnn,l_,l“y.p|lmut liiuency ilsrrl: . 8 9 141,9] ML, iiur Add If h . (‘nmnin iiultlul: "l" l" U L‘ L"! 19%|1u'/fif19’1fi|1f"& t.’ ll (I Ale . .f‘11undn Power uml ‘Pupcr .. M l‘ n pmver - 62' 63%| Iflmltl Fonz Nhirh . . ‘vhhhaihh 11.11.11 h: (‘OIDIIIDPPB Iit).\li.\'l0.\' or ('.\.\'.\n.\ noxm l?“ “'°“’ 33%| “l WWII 1'" CUPS‘: Motors (‘nnuiln lirouzh (TALK lsxvmpt lnui-u) N" 3m“ p“ “l 5 “l ~- f-ili (Unrbilir; .. i111] (‘nuiulliiii (‘ur b‘1111u1lr_\' . 1T7 l5.'1||55'/;] 55] 55 ‘n ‘ I 21 .1 1 } -; _ . . - ‘ 0V0 '1 ' ‘ cu 1315'»... . Lil] 137.1] ‘i?’ iéiiiliiffiiiihiii"‘£52.11;""""‘ Shirk-ion ---1 #11 ~11 will’ W (‘on Il_n11 ....|I0.'i*,{,]1J1J'!_.I lluininlou llrltlgzr . |Slm B gm‘! 19%| 201/1] 19%| 1'0 s"! ‘f Illlbt ... . 5%] lrnlulnlou 'i‘:1r l.'llf‘iil !.\"o11|h (Inn [vow 30|ii11/¢| an] 311,-; ""1 llllllllllalnt". “I zglsll-rll ‘l. “in 1 \\ \n\ 1:0‘; 1s hllnlu "Iglltnll: hi" l] "Jllll all)‘ ... non . co or» . ‘ ‘. . i ‘ o .. ..,' _. .. ‘. gluPaiyl Llzht .. |lonm 0'11 ...\..|. . 1.11.1.1“; Win Electric 11".] int/Q‘ m], 1o I. m . nturiiutuuui .'i1- oi Iireenort ’l'ex11e ihn-rnhthhihi r1-1rf-h-111h 1v 1 102.35 nsyus (leu iiien Illl|'H'l'l.'lI Oil . | lion Foods .\l»11-'.-‘1~_y' llurris . ,1 I - l.|.1_1h| 1H uunerce | | (l-vil .l\tlvixlltirs .\11-1"1.i| lvi-hiiahioh: o1 111-1 1111.15 Aiwiilrmil - -.| i f " ' I ~ .. .11 1:1 >1‘1.~'1'. ...._ 1 y; '. Huodycnr il1|l1 Nulinlml Sir-vi Fur . 11: .011. I l!11;1> 51,131; I I lluustrni 0II , . .\ 2:1 1 . —_____ 111111 111111111 I'm ‘:- 1-...-,..-1-.11i11h .. \1.\1:1".1-;r 1:1;\'11.\\' rm: 11.111611 11 10:11

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VERNON RIVER

The following. is the standing of Vernon School for the month of Feb- ruary.

GRADE vIII-1 Catherine Mac- Donald 2 John Sullivan 31nd mhis| Sullivan (equal) 3 Joseph MacCor- mask - GRADE VII-l Gordon Murray 2 Hazel Huntley 3' Irene MacDonald.

GRADE VI-l Florence Fraser 2

‘Inn; luuser and Marie McKcnna

1= "-=li 3 William Martin. GRADE IV-l Mac Martin, 2 Rital A‘.A\CIIIIH, 3 Ivllbert O'Donnell. GRADE III-l Russell Furness Z; Guy Sullivan 3 Leida ltlartin. GRADE 11-1 Francis ‘Rogers 2. Annie McKenn; | I

GRADE I-(5r.1—1 Francis Moss man 2 Reta. Budcrcau.

GRADE I—r.lr.)--1_ Harold Jay 2 Beryl Furness 3 Cora Fraser.

Perfect Attendancez~lrene Mac- DonladfMargaret Sullivan, Russell Furness, Guy Sullivan. -

CANADA PAYS LITTLE

LONDON, March 6.-—Co11tributions of the various partsTof the empire towards naval defencc- were outlined in the House-of Commons this af- ternoon by c. G. Ammon, parlia- mentary secretary to the admiralty. at the request of a questioner.

The amounts provided‘ In the esti- mates for the year 1930-31 were as follows, he said: ' _

Great ‘Britain, $258,695,000; Aus-l trails, $8,890,000; Canada, $3,600,000; New Zesland, $3,375,000: South Af- rica, $392,000.

LIGHT TELLS OF BITES

KIOWA,‘ 01:111., March 6—Night fishing has been simplified by Cyrus V. Se: who has invented a device consisting of a small flashlight bat-

the hook.

Wreck

the New Zcnloud urea. which rcccnt~ pier was evacuated Iy took a toll of hundreds of lives 11nd monncr. when some

firc and flood rucpt upon ituplrrltn rriurn. howcvcr, soon nttrrward

age dfNeiv Z ealund Quake

IIUNDR EDS 0F LIVES LOST IN OATASTIOPII

Reproduced above is ono ot the dealing tremors, Immediately» ufer wnterfronf, first photographs to rcach here ‘from the first scrics of tcrrlfle shocks, No- In s dramatic Many‘ ot the City's tine dock: were

10,000 persons left in ruins by the eurth‘! twisting. nearly two thousand imiured, whcnu-crc 1-1-111-11-11 out by tiv- government In hnckrroumlh _II.M.S. Veronica.

. which scnt first 8.0.8. to theworid 11nd other tovms in the path of death Photogrpph shows view of Nopierflteliing ot quote.

showing crumpled and contorted pim In the foreground.

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loans.

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(‘hnrloilv-loun. 1.‘. N. III.‘

Mortgage Loans,

PON the security of" first cl‘ improved rcal estate, we wil!

(‘mhuli 11s j‘.

TIE EASTERN TRUST

COMPANY

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Sanding of New Perth School for the month of Februrary.

GRADE X-l Minnie llfcPhri-son 2 George Dewar}! Ross Hamilton.

GRADE IX—-1 Mary McPherson 2‘

Mary Slavin 3 Ola Hamilton. GRADE VIII-l Olive Dcvxar L‘ Irene Dewar 3 Cyrus Martin. GRADE VI—1 Fred Martin 2 CD-lll ering Corcoran 3 Gertrude Power. GRADE V-1 Elliott Smith GRADE III-l Marjorie Martin 2 Roy Kennedy 3 Raymond Corcoran; GRADE 1-1 Bessie Stewart 2 John Corcoran.

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SOUTHAMPTON, Conn, .‘.1!.1rcl1 G

"Get out of town and stay out." Po-~ llccman Lesllc Brooks fold Frzmcisl