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as Igood so the Genuine B a r b a d o s Qggfgg- Molasses! fllicre is no Molasses as purel There is none es heclthftrll There is . pone as delicious!

, lt is inﬁnitely tastier and rlchenthan blended __nnd packaged Molasses.

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nuconns On Sale To-day

No. 43H "UNDERNEATH THE RUSSIAN .MO0N" "Dear When l Met You" lVallzcs by fhe Regent Club Orcherlre

brlh vocal charmer by Frank Munn. _ ‘ No. (Z97 pf "LADY DlVlNE" . “Giovanna” A I W 4111B by The Themnliu Orcheslrq with vocal choruses. No. I315 "l KISS YOUR HAND, MADAME" ve Got a Feeling l’m Falling"

For (rob hp Ben Bernie and Hi1 Hotel Rousevcil Orchulra with vocal choruses, N0. 4310 “A NIGHT 1N MAY"

For lroi by Bah Haring and Hi:

Orchestra wilh vocal chorus. v “THE DREAM GlRL 0F, Pl K.A."

Wall: hp Novelty Dance Orchestra and the EIGHT RAD/C STARS.

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.2 Good Selections on every Brunswick Rnurd f New Release every Thuruduy I

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I43 Great George Street, Clftowu then order your copy at once.

Locking Forward

To the time-when the bright warm weather of summer arrives.

Are you prepared to take the necessary pre. cautions in order to keep your perishable food from spoiling.

We have in our stock at the present time, Refrigerators that will keep this food fresh.

Call and look them over. You will ﬁnd that our prices are the low- est on the Island for the quality received.

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Quotations furnished through noun tesy of Atwell e C0.. Charlottetown 010cc.

Berry Holllnger . Bldxood ... Buckingham ... ... ... . Capital Rouyu ... .. Central Manitoba ... Clerlcy ... ... .,, Dalhousic ... ... ... Foothill 011 d: Gas .

Falconbridge ..... ....- Granads ... ... ...

Inter. Nickel ... ... .. .. 45.15 Kirkland Lake .. .. .80 Kootenay Florence .. .. .14 ' Lake Shore .. ... 23.00

Mulartlc ... ... ... ... .41 _ Mandy ...

Manitoba Basin ... .39 Min. Corporation ... 4.10

Mofatt Hall ... ..... .....

Murphy... ... ... ... ..

McDougall ... ... ... ... .40 McIntyre ... ... ... ... 16.00 Newbec ... . .71 Nornnda. ... ... .. 43.75 Pcnd Orellle ... ... ... 5.15

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Montana. srocx nxcmuvcr:

Market Report furnished h)’ Greenshlelds dz C0., Montreal, to Stewart Jones c. C0.. B8 Great George St... Charlottetown.

Abltlbl ... Vii .. 40 Alberta. Pcclflc Grain 45 Asbestos ... ... ... ... .... 12 Brazilian ... ... ... .... 51% B. A. O11... ... ... ... .... 45 B. C. Power‘... ... ... ... 4514. Building Products .. .. 35

Canada. Car ._.. ..., Canada. Cement

Canada Power and Psper Canada. Brewing ... ... 20 Dominion Bridge 95H Foreign Power Securities ... . 30 Fraser Company .... 54 General Steel Wares 30 Home Oil ... ... ... 24 Imperial O11 ... .... ... ..107‘£ Industrial Alcohol ... ... 30 International Nickel ... 46!; International Petroleum ... .. 47% Lyall Construction ... ... 26 Massey-Harris ... ... .. 51 Montreal Power ... ... ... .... 103 McColl Frontenac ... ... .. 35 National Breweries ... ... 128 National Steel Car ... ... .. 95 Nor-ands. ... ... .. 50 Power Corporation .... .. 94% Price Bros. ... ... .... 7B Quebec Power ... ... ... ... 72 Shawlnlgan ... ... ... ... 70

Smelter-s ... ... ... Steel of Canada. ....

Blmons .. .. Wayagamsck .. ... ... .. 72 Winnipeg Electric ... ... ... 72 Canadian Bronze ... ... ... 70 Imperial 011 New .... .. 26% International Pteroleum New . 24 Dominion Tar ... ... 25 ‘Famous Players ... ... ... 50%

C. RR. ... ... ... .. 325% General Motors .. 711.5 U. S. Steel ...- ... ...168‘.’z Bank o! Nova. Scotls 400 Bunbot Montreal ... 339 Bank of Commerce ... ...'.. 286 Royal Bank ... ... ... ... .. 345

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Pioneer ... ... ... .. , .37 Btadacona ... ... ... .. 08% 08% Sherltt Gordon .. 7.20 v.20: Siscoe ..... ... .... .65 .59 St. Anthony ... ... .15 Sudbury Basin ... ... .. 7.65 7 Slyvdnite ... .. 1.30 Teckliughes ... ... ... 8.35 8.30 Towagmsc ... ... ... ... 1.70 ‘Hendwell Yukon ... ... 11.05’ 11.03 Ventures ... ... ... ... 8-50 Vlpond ... ... ... ... 35 Windfall ... ... m. ... .0315 .0331’: Walnwell 011 .48 .4711 1.4g 1.42

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Unite-of one Preference and one Common Shore carrying stock purchase wnrrsntc.

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No Rule of Thumb v HERE can be no for- mula for successful blending. A keen apprecia- tion of the desirablecharac- teristica; aday-to-day knowl- edge of where tea possessing themcanbefound anartnst’: will to produce perfection;

an immense investment of . capitalinreservestoclﬁthese ' arethenecessaryingrcdientas that make King Cole the

l AENEAS MacAULAY

It came as a. shock to the com-

,munty when on Thursday, May l6, '80 | 1929, Aeneas MacAulcry, Sourts, age

57 died. The deceased has not had very robust health for the past four or ﬁve yearsand was ‘at the time of his death conﬁned to bed. But on Thursday his death came rather unexpectedly.

His wife predeceased him seven- teen years ago. There are left to mourn a kind and tender father, six sons George, Joseph, Albert, Frank, Clarence and Charles and one daughter, Mary A. The funeral which took place on Saturday was largely attended thus showing how highly he was esteemed by his many friends. The funeral service was con- ducted by Rev. J. C. McLean, P. A» andwlth tender care he was laid to -rest by the hands of his six sons.

Although dead his memory still lives with us for he was beloved by all who knew him.

(Patriot please copy)

Federated Capital ll/lakes $910,288

‘The second annual report of Fed- erated Capitol Corporation, covering the year ended April 30, 1929, shows not proﬁts of $910,288, after all ex- penses and provision for Federal taxes. This 1s equal to 18.7 pcr cent. 0n the average capital employed during the year, and compares with 17 per cent; o. your ago. Net earnings on the average amount. of common stock out- standing equul $11.48 per share as compared with $9.82 a. year ago, after deducting all market depreciation shown m portfolio, but not taking into account an appreciation of $765,990 1n value of securities owned. It this ‘amount were added, total realized and unrealized earnings would be 34.3 per cent on the average capital. Dividends on the average amount of preferred stuck outstanding were earned 5.3 times. Assets behind each $100 of pre- ferred stock increased from $142 to $224.

Surplus increased from $601,075 a ycar ago to $2,120,213 on Apr1130, 1929. Net worth increased from $3,- 797,648 to $6,616,533. The company owns dividend paying stocks 1n 272 companies and banks, compared with 222 a year ago. Forty-nine per cent of the company's funds on April 30 were invested In bunks, trust companies, insurance, mortgage and guarantee companies. W. J. Thorold, president, calls attention to the valuing of sec- urities at cost or market whichever ls lower.

Federated Capital Corporation, an investment company of the British t-YPQ. with an international board of directors, ls owned by more than 5,000 investors. 5079-5-30-11.

Dominion Scottish Investments i - _ Limited.

5* Cumulati'e Redeemable Preference Stock ($50 Par Value)

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Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, Msy 39. "otetlons furnished by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK EXCHANGE -

Atchtsn, Top. 8a Santa. Fe. Ry. . 216%

Am. Can Co. 130% Am. Locomotive Co. ........... 111 Am.Sm1t. dzRefllLCo. 87

Am. Bosch Magneto Co. Anaconda Copper Min. Co. .. . . N. Y. Cen. do Hud. Rv., R. R. . . Con. Gas (N. Y.) 110d. Motor Car. Co. ,......... Internatl. Paper Co. ...-...... Standard Oll of N. J. Reading Southern Pac Union Pac. Ry. U. S. Industrial Alcohol C0. . . . . 156

Westinghouse Elec. . . . . . . . . . . .. 149-7“. U. s. Steel ......... H166".

51% 103% 188 1077's 79% 47% . 68% 105%’: 129%

Abltlbl 40 Natl. Breweries ................ 101'..- Wlnnipez Elec. '11

Braz. 'I‘rnctlon 51 Steel Co. of Can. 52 Shawlnlgan . . . . ....,.......... 701i Dominion Bridge 94% Massey Harris ................ 501.1,- Canadlnn Brewery 2O Building Products ............ 35 FrcserdaCo. ........l......... 53 Chas. Gurd . . . . . .............. 35 Power Corporation ,_ 95 Inter Utilities-A .. .... 24%

Br.Am.Oll .45 lmperlalOil 107 BANKS Bank ‘Commerce 285 Bank Royal . . . . ............... 345 Bank Nova Scotla. 400 WHEAT July 100% Soot. com Dec. 1091/. CORN July 821.6

Sept. Dec. .. OATS July .......................... 41% Sept. 4114

Dec. 43 s;

Dunedien-New Haven

Mr. Lawrence Klckhsm, New l-lnv- en, was in the city Saturday.

The Misses Jean MacLeod and Hel- en Dennis, New Dominion. were re- cent visitors to West River Bridge.

"Mr. Noy, the contractor, and Mr. Dlamond, one of the workmen on the new wharf at Dunedin, returned to their homes in the weetcm part of the Island last Saturday evening.

Mr. Nell Ferguson. Bonshsw, who is operating a motor passenger ser- vice between Bonshsw and Charlot- tetown was well patronized last Sat- urday night. Approximately twenty persons made the trip to Charlotte- town. If continued this service will undoubtedly prove popular during the summer months.

The ﬁnancial returns from the quahaug ﬁshing industry are s tempting inducement to the fisher- men of these parts, with the result that numerous boat! IN B8811 011i- daily, diligently scorching for the de- llcious but. fast-dlsappeariﬂ! clam-

Wlth the advent of warmer wes- gi]. new, we see the winter's som- bre hues re rapidly b91118 415N119"! by the vivid ones of summer. the rurmer is busily planting hts crops nnd “the robin is plastering his house hard by."

Another Victoria my hes wmeilﬂd gone, but the resultant. flab storm llnger yet.

some of the locul snllers have be"! taking a. fling at the "speckled beau- ties" 1n the West River. But the ob- durata inhabitants of the deep do Mt appear to be overli Pill-m i” ‘he tempting morsels PM?“ 5° °°“v'“' l-mtly within their reach, much to the chszﬂn of the e1l°iP'°‘-°' ‘m’ ton.

Mr. Ohu. Moore has slrssdy lend- 54 two bontlosds of fertlllner st West River BﬂdBO- 51mm!“ m‘ ‘mm or potatoes will be somewhat less than m; yen‘, the amount. of fertiliser “M, p..- sore, will be correuvondlﬂl‘ ly u large u other 7""-

Mr. Nell Dnrrsch and can Eldon. clyde River, motored to the city lest Mandel -~ -

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CLINIC FOI- CBIPPLED CHILD- IIN conducted by Dr. Acker will be held st the Red Cross office, b9 Grafton 5t. Tuesday, June 11th. '

0021-5-28-30 June 3rd till 10th.

IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD, fresh- ly prepared, now available in any quantity desired at Imperial Biscuit Co. Ltd., City. 4076-5-27-21.

murmur. rurrr roonlrsur- es healthy growth and development for the young foxes. Orders prompt- ly filled by Imperial Biscuit Co. Ltd.,

4078-5-27-21

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cuuncir xo-rrcr. -- Belfast and l Belle River United Church services Sunday. June 2nd. Belle River 11 \ a. m. Eldon 3 p. m. M. D. Macdon- i aid, Minister.

MANY THANKS-ﬁre Trustees of 1 the Protestant Orphanage have great ‘ pleasure in acknowledging receipt of $50.00 from Mr. John McRae, Ja- maica, N. Y., a former Islander.

START T0 GET 10in- exhibits reldy for the big provincial exhibb’ tlon, Charlottetown, Allin-it 19-23. Bend m: pflle list. J. w. Boulter, sec- 5 rete-ry. dly-tl ;

HIGHEST QUALITY foxes, prize-l, winners, at Ebrhlbltion and Fox Show ‘ and leaders in pelt values. are pro- r duced by feeding thQ young foxesl liberally with Imperial Puppy Food. Order now from Imperial Biscuit Co. Ltd. 4076-5-24-31

THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION ll Charlottetown, Auguﬂ 19-23, vvlll be the biggest and best ever put on here. More prizes for livestock. All freight: pnld on livestock, Biggest midway ever. Three performing troupes from New York. and four any: horse nclng. Write to your friends abroad and plan to entertain them that week. Send for prise list. I. W. Bonlter, Secretary, Charlotte- town, P. E. Island. dly-tf

WHO CAN BEAT MAYFIELDZH- The people o! Mayﬁeld are waging n war on the Crow and Black-Bird pwtilence. One resident killed ﬂve young crows and twenty-two baby black birds 1n one day, besides de- stroying many nests of eggs. And now the robin; are again singing in their old haunts unmolested.

nncr-zrvr-zsl CALL-It became known yesterday that Rev. J. S. Bonnell, pas- tor of the St. Andrew's United Church, Germain Street, St. John, has received a. call from one of the United churches of Winnipeg. He was out of the city today, but 1t was intimated that he was likely to ac- cepL-St. John Telegraph Journal.

PERSONALS

Rev. J. S. Bonnell, 8t. Andrew's Kirk, 8t. John, with his little son, George Carruthers, is visiting Char- lottetown preparatory to opening out his summer bungalow at Cavendish.

Mr. Vincent Blske has returned from a conference of representatives

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Special Sale of Glass Ware

Here is a. wonderful opportunity to PQ-plgﬂlgh yo" stock of glass ware. '

This wcck wc are uttering our “W1ne" Glasses lid lovv "Sherbets" at a very low price,

Regular price $1.50 per half dozen-This week your: for $2.98.

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Be Safe --—use Prince Edward—

With 40.000 meshes in a. single roll o1 fog netting, you will realize the security and protection that ls given by PRINCE EDWARD fox Netting, with EVERY MESH SIX TIMES STRONGER THAN THE ORDINABY~ every mesh solder-scaled into an immovable, time Ind weather resisting safeguard for your foxes.

—tl1_e FIRST Fox Netting Still the BEST

Ranchers have dug up PRINCE EDWARD wire, in use 18 years, and found it good as the ﬁrst day it was used. PRINCE EDWARD is spcclllly mlde for the salt-laden atmosphc c of the Maritime Provinces, and ls as superior to the ordinary as safety is superior to risk. USE PRINCE EDWARD and save future regrets. I

Prince Edward Fox Netting is Sold by

R. T. ' Holman Ltd, Charlottetown Russel Champion, Kensington. Wm. Callback, Bedeque. R. T. Holman, Ltd., Summerside. Hayes, McKay & Sharp, Tyne Valley. J. H. Myrick & C0., Alberton.

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