1”... _.___

FAIRFIELD. Conn, June 7-A1310

blocked this mornlllg _With wreckage wreckers have been at work since last

midnight the tracks of the N, Y_,

id Hartford railroad were 1.1

-- .-.llllluull|ll.. ..,,.l¢ilii¢ff1mli cuull . nl lnllunlln

H.. 11’ _ _ ' riiused by the Cvlllswn of four freight, in 1842. He wus elected a member

trains shortly before inidniglii,

in Ol the National Assembly in 1375

is-

wliicli four persons are known to have and in 1881 he was appointed M1 been killed and at_l-‘ost seveii iiiiur-ltgr _Of Commerce iii the Gsmbregttn eu, und there is_ but little pi'-;i;pil¢1;_(»l1lJ_lnet. In 18137 he became Premier uf the tracks being clearial ii., fha; taking also the portfolio of Fimmw

trnlllc can be resumed l~ef~;\l'c i.oon,

5 ,

SSN i

d.iltlt.?iH1U"i AF

_ . ineéfs__yo,u half-way-does. all your . work l ii 'half me time and at inn

.ji nie cost of other

soap.

» Sunlight saves your clothes from

:uid _your life ff "l'Tllfl8‘l".l’~

safe for dainty

i~..; ._ _

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Pol-low lille Sunlight directions.

iniu1"y,lyour hands from beingiiough,

from becoming a

. Its absolute purity makes it alone

laces and linens.

uluwill

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fouiinoikn cr

AGENTS WANTED

.`VAl\’TED, reliable men with sell- 1 .‘ lug ability and some know- ltllgc of the fruit business or nursery stock, to represent us in Prince Ed- ward Island as local and general Blitllts. We are .growing a specia list of varieties to meet our Mari ilme Province trade. Liberal induce- ments and permanent position for the

g .

°_ll_l_0. Ont. 5-l9d1r!_io

*OR SALE-Montague Sash and

ll th` v lu ble ro erty for sale

` Doctor Told Her Sho Did No! Ilave

1% Day( to buy in this Province.

McKenzie Flat "River, who died °d“°sday. tiikeii piece this in

ce, "'* q e; _ ,

a_'l`el:_ funeral took _place Wednesday Hamilton, Ont.; Wm. Richards, Bide-

00n at three ocloek of Beatrice ford; Miss Alta Clarke, Mrs, W, D,

t Clarke Salida Col.' W. A. Wek

C°'1“0llY. East Royalty. Intermen was made in- Marshfield Cemetery.

_ ...__

_ B by B'untaln, Bell & Co., City

said the Niobe would leave Quebeig Saturday morning for this city.

(_The S. S. Harland brought; in from __f_l`§\D_8ULl yesterday morning ii sp1¢u_ ,“ Of 01 forty lieau of for came or Saunders ek Newsome, City. The

cattle ‘were reared and fed by Fred i'°0"$@ Myers. _George villetc, W far Wilson. William McQuarrie,

- . Trowsdale, Josepll Fergnggn

and others of Crnpp,uq_

The visiting rifle teams from Novn

Scotia and New Brunswick were most cnloyably entertained last evening nt, the nrmuuries when they were the guests of the Provincial Rifle Assoc- ;'itl_0n. A large number of riflemen _lesldes many Prominent citizens were ln attendance. The members of both

day.

_At a_ meeting of the Baptist For- eign Mission Board Wednesday: after- noon in St. John letters were receiv- <'-‘fl from Dr__ J. G. Brown, of Torolr 1_0. intimating that the Foreign Mis. sion Board of Canada !:»id just liccii ‘l'lCQl`D0l‘D.t€t\ at Ottawa. All that ic- mnins _now to bc done is the ti'ans:'r~i' of business by both the mp.-_.jun boards_1`n Ganada to the nes: l»»:iiii-d and this will _probably be iiiiocte-1.1" 0CtQbe1'. _This amulgamiitiiin .»,f ,M f0relgn 'mission bo.i.'lu ii the resuli of the llniongntiatious 'viiich vvure carried on in Ottawa some two yea,-B 11110. At that time mi i1i':licctu.1l ;it.- tempt was made to 11ma.ii:.unnte *be home _mission boards nn \ii.ll_ The 10. ciil mission rooms will keep open _ig usual after the nnialigziniutifin is cf- iected. A communication was iilgr, \,e_ fore the board from H. li. ('i\skey,- general secretary ~.f the Liiym-il s Missionsry Movement, -iskiiig (lie lluards cP‘0ll9l`0tl0¥l lil. and a1;Jpi'ovnl of, a series of missionary incciings Lo he held beginning in Vancorwer Cc-lo-_ ber 18 and coming across the confin- ent to the eastern cities. 'liic biiald expressed the approval asked Ii*-v very heartily. The board appointed reple- sentntives to attend the :listruct meetings in New Brunswick during June and also the association meet- ings in Nova Scotia. and P. E. Is- land. In this \vork of visitation the missionaries who are now. home on furlough will assist as well as mem- bers of the board. Tile missionaries iirezz llcv. Mr. and Mrs. Glendinning, Ilev. S. C. Freeman and wife, and Miss Flora Clai'ke.WSt_J ohn Tele-

graph.

ii PD .

lncnt with us, but like nil others i

you wont any article for photogra- phy from n “camera” to a “film” wc

George rind Kent Stn. drtf. i

A telegram received by Mayor Ro- tague; J. L. Crowell, Halifax; T.

iff; last evening from Commander Wlnsloe, L. S. McWade, Boston,

thcatoirilild of the Niohe stated that R. Beymer, Madam Sherry Co,

S d e vessel would reach this port -- celis gl! afternoon. A telegram_re- The following were registered at the

teams will leave for their homes to- '

V Mrs. W. W. Clarke, city, was 11 pas- senger outward .on the Northumber-

The funeral of the late Mrs Donald land yesterday morning.

PA_us_ June _-Sumter Manic _mon at two 0_c_o__k_ _ ter- The fol1owinS were registered at the

N_ |R_ouvier, twice . Premier of Frm

111 .flied here today. He was born at A1;

Queen Hoteiln this cito yesterdny;._ Joiiii Richards, Bene ii A smith

. e s,

fr.. city; J. Mdore. I-Iazelbrook; E. Palmer, city; G. Wightmiin, Mon-

A. J.

Victoria Hotel' in this city yesterday: J. W. Dawson, J. F. Bowden, Toron- to;.W. D. Bloc, New York; D. Riuth- erford, J. C. Jones, S. J. Carman, Halifax; R. H. Goodspeed, Boston; AEneas A. Macdonald, city; G. L. Ingram, C. H. Barbour, W, R, Har- rison, C. H. Townshend, St. John; F. McDougall, Moncton; A. J. Smith, London; R. S. Higgins, E. A. Robin- son,_A. C. Lavthier, N. W. Latter, Montreal; Percy L. Hill, Truro.

Headache

Blllousnesl, sour stomach, gummy..

` tion sud All llvq ills are cond by

I-loQd’s Pills

The non-lrrltctl thai-ii _ P 25 cents. 0! nuwglltl 0: by d C. L Hood Gm. Rowell. lun.

HOLYHEAUX TRIAL

______ (Contiuued_from page 1) __ _ __

must be sick or something." He said sheis no more sick than you are." I said “I will call for her Sunday and_ta_ke her to Sunday school and see if it will do her any good.” He said “all right.” This conversation took place in the porch. I knew' no- thing ab0ut_the bell. The day after she .was buried he and his children were in Sunday school. Don't re- member having seen them there be- fore. Had a tails with him coming _home. Asked him if he was timid ‘about the house. He said, "No, there was only one other place in the house where she could hang herself and that was upstairs. My husband said to the prisoner that hc heard l)r__ McIntyre was sent for, iind the prisoner replied, “there were no marks on the body," Prisoner said Dr. McIntyre came along the road and he inet him at Molyneaux’s bridge. He told Dr. McIntyre there \va_s no need for him going to see her. Prisoner showed me a post card he got from Wm. McKinnon the day af- ter the tragedy. The prisoner was at the house looking for my husband. l-Ie showed the card he got to go for 'f-|16 Dig. On one occasion I said to him “Will did ou ever hit our

thur was a baby. He gave her n slap in the face for throwing thc baby on the floor. He said some of the McBeth’s were there the next day and knew of it. Spoke also of get- ting u housekeeper. Theday of thc, 1unera1.he kept repeating the words,` “I wish l had stayed home and this would not have happened." `1 do not know if he ever abused his wife. Un

photo su lies are a new dellartg that ,S_u,,day I wa1ke,1_h0me with he,

she said she was going to leave her

strictly up-to-date and reliable. If husband in the f,,u_

'l‘o_-Mr. Stewart: Two5Wveeks`before

his wife’s death the'prla`oner was

can suit you perfectly. Our stock is our house repairing a p_ all new this month. No trouble to Un .L,,Bte,. Breh,mt~_ m)_ »Have

tnke trouble to show stock.. The . i d ~t ~ MacKinnon Drug Co., corner Great 32?; $32: n§1e~ageg-y__h’ Wise rlikitsolyt

quninted witn his wife. I performed

Pint 0f Good Blood In Her lady.

Mrs. Dosithe P. Cormier, Middle Sack-

ville, N B , says'

down, an t e octcr to me o int of good blood in my body. I took di erent remedies from doctors, but they did not seein to do nie any good. After having taken alot of different other kind

1 | 1 1

iisslrli-:D lips.) '“rif~e mire

Bt Door Factory. The undersigned Of ¥l1°GlCln°. and they dltl "0" “ffm lg

benefit me, I was almost in despair nncl

o ers is a a p p - _ .~ ' ‘ 1 diti , did not know what to do until my hus- Lverythmg m mst c ass con on band met a lad and told her about my

` l l t Y hor further partial Us app Y 0 ' knees and she told him to try Bur

__ 5-zoaig

4 in Gaytown For further lnfor

5-Sidlmpd.

' . 5-zona.. lc -

1 i_%§RI§;'i;{9‘;§§§:Z_E;§i“§,n'about :lock Blood Bit'ers ns she had received _ ;' carriage, run two seasons. Ap- b d t ' J b _ht 5 nl

ply W' K' Rogers' Charlottetown' 2:; ;l'\terwlI:vi1l1; takgillbit fnfuclit bgitei:

the greatest beiefit from using it My

so I kept on using one bottle after another

was stron and vlcll. 1 am posilii e

11111111011 8»PPlY Bt 6 SWW“"t St that my in :dive to day is due to the

use of Bur ook Blood Bitters. Ona

l .

right nien_ Stone & Wellin ton Tor- FDR SALE. 8 1lW° t€“°m°“l' h°““‘f until I had taken six in all and then

_ _ _ _ bg. __ _ . _ _

_,\GENTS,WANTED. A study o .‘_. other Agency propositions con \'_inces us that none can equal ours. lou will always regret it if you don’t Willy for particulars§ to Travellers llcvt. 228 Albert _ ottawa

]'3*0'n"S'li1."I'ii,V "ii liiilidiiig mi No.

" 45 to 47 Water St. AI:_};_l_y to 301

Keiit si. 5 -4____, I *OR SALE 'double tenement house

11 ' Prine st Apply to

spring since then I was not feeling very well and had a lot of work to o. 1 thought I would procure a bottle of Burdock Blood Bitters slid after I had taken two I was able to do n lot nf hard

. St , _

5 Gnvdx-.t_!l ' ' on Upper 6 'g ggdth work all the summer, and _I never felt

FEMALE llI"iLP________

WANTED, gli-l, at 'windsor Hotel, _ ‘ New Glasgow. Apply to Mrs. l`- H. Parker, proprietoress, Box 228, Ni"__G'l=Hs<u'»_N_-_.tl _ 5-29f1}l“Pd-_ “KQMEN wkivricii, to take orders

_‘ln spare time. No experience nec-

mafy- Our lines especially used by iuot.liei~s and girls. Apply Dept. A. ll_"\f\Hh-Canadian Industrial Company, F” *‘“"=l't St-.. Qtteus-L___@:ld'FL

lllcnr WANTED, gli-is wiiiitiiig

. situations as cooks, house

Mrs. R. B. I-luestis. --

` ’ 4

LOST

'0'ST,"yestVerday, a coin purse con-

taining ii small sum of money.

Finder please leave at 192 Great

George Street. 6'3‘l3l- ______-q=;_ _

`\\/WANTED. an experienced teacher

‘ ' ' for principal at Georgetown School, male preferred. Apply to T. E. Morrisey, Secy Trusteesé Bam

, ',{NTED,“_n.wteacher *for Cable

mums' general mama’ nurse mMds1»\R/_,il-leall West school. Protestant

“Will good wages write Original Dom “Mic Employment Bureau, Exchange lflllldiiig, 20 Prince St., Halifax, N. *~~ s-emi.

,"/ANTED, for Mrs. Bayyeld, s. ~ house parlor maid who under- winds writting at table. Wages $11.00. Allllll' to' Mrs. Arthur Peters, 121 liortli aim Rosa. 5-ivdrti.

FOR SALE

'Il OR SALE, large double house with lawn. Apply 36 Upper "“‘“‘>°~» Swat- ____1@_<a1. ‘FUR SALE, a newly calved cow. ' fl Apply to 90 Richmond Street. L_* e-sdeipn. Sl'hl(.lIAL SALE of Dohllns named A viirietlee. $1.00 per dos. prepaid. ~ W- Gardiner, Kensington.

preferred. Supp- V0*°d- A1” A“d‘

- 1 .

,arson’;Be°r§i{EX__g¥.Tr“stees' 16 ld m- N0. 1.-Property situate on the ' East side of Prince Street. No 104

r X0 LET, n good stable and coach . .- house. Avuly to 89 Sydfwv Sf-

___ G'3fl§,lPd~, N0, 2,-Property on the East

'f'"1_6`AEil1"iTWsuinmer cottages. BC side of Weymouth Street, No. 92 and i '_ Rocky'Polnt., “Warren Farm." 94, with double house and stables ifnqiiire of John Newson, office(-_og‘d%77 at present occupied by Mrs. Vessey

f - Euston St. _.'__l”.'. 1 f ~ 'W " "' "“"' N0. 3.-Property on the South

V120 LET’ house' 136 Great George side of Grafton Street, opposite tae

' Street. Modern improvements.

t Apl toJ H Bell

Rmt modem e' P y ' @4552 ing house and stable and garden,” at

' present occupied by Mrs (Dr.) Han-

better in my life. In the winter of 1906 I had Pneumonia, and it left me with a

morning when I would get out of bed had to sit down for a while it wne so ainful. After I had uscil Buriloclr Elood Bitters the pnin disappeared com- pletely. lt has also cured iu`e"oi` bleeding iles. I have received so much benefit From Burdock Blood Bitiers that you may ublish this as it may help others as it gas ine."

Manlifsctui-ed only by The T. Milburn

O0.. Limited. Toronto. Ont.

severe pain in the left side. Eveiy

the autopsy. Found head covered with very short hair. There was a slight mark on one leg which I would not consider of any significance. Found mark of congested blood on back caused by blood flowing into that part. of the body occupying the lowest position. Saw light scratches on face, one on right side of fore- head, one right ‘side of‘ nose, one on right. side of chin. 'lnere w'as a break in the skin under the left ear. Mark on right side of face could scarcely be called an abrasion of the skin. Saw the marks on throat. There was one right under the throat from the angle of the jaw on the, right side, just above the Adam’s apple, around about an inch below the angle of the jaw on the left side. it uxteiiued until it reached the bone about an inch from the -bottom of the ear. In my opinion there was no ec- chymosis in that mark. Would not like to say when that mark was made. There was another mark pass- ing over the thyroid cartilage. It ex- tended from a point about two in- ches below the right ear to _two in- ches past the centre line in front. The lower mark was horizontal while the upper one had a slant. There were three marks, two of which touched together in front. The width of the upper one in front would be A to if in. The lower of the two was not quite so wide and more irregular; it was narrower in _front and wider in the side. There was a double mllfli on the right side. The upper mark went back a little further than the middle one. I applied ml' hand '90 the lower marks to wld Out. ll P09' sible, how they had taken plsile. with the result that my hand W0\1ld “Ot fit to it very well. I opened ul) the

Valuable Real Estate For Private Sale.

with _dwelling house and stable there on, at present occupied by Rev. Mr Floyd.

and Mrs Mortimer.

Prince of Wales College, with dwe

Y LET, furnished house for sum- dmhan

-'.1-1' 11101' months' E“q“"°5_;fd&m° NO. IQ.-The desirable building 00160 ‘ ' -lot adjoining the said property 42 X

160 ____

____ __ _ __ 6-5d2WDd. "W" KER AND M Qkrns TliE£_§l?e`Ti»sTiii'fe`piBtec- Cwvlzqsérsn by L. o. A. Applica-

lv “On from ilre. Dominion Sole and _ ault Cc’s safes.- All sizes and styles " "OW-. A few second hand safes

tion will be received by the under;

WAN"-D No. 5'.-io:-1 seq of iaiiii iic sum-

ATRON merside, known s the Jessie Green

property, adjoining the driving pork.

“IEW The Canadian Fairbanks 0.0-i' ro D sltion at the P. E. I. Or- drew's Church.

P‘““¢ed._sc. _.1_o1iii, N. a._ F03 SAL, 30 acres of land at “I-_ Wfnsloe Station with new barn. ,,o° llouse sua loc iit wliieloe sui- J ADDI! on the premises to Mrs. _° ll Burrows or 14'. H. Horne, City.

5--lldtl. f

gllgxggo Mount Herbert, (married The above are offered for sale _by co" 1° 'Prem-red). Applicants to,the undersigned free from all in

p ount of salary expected. cumberances. For fllrther particu

state am Best reference must be BlV°l!- A9919' to James Mcvlieo, Sec’y Trustees, P. E. I., (uphniiiige, Cllarlottetow-n.

5.aidial. .6-71151. Charlottetown

lars apply to

W. F. ROBINS.

lull Kent St.,

NO. 6.-130 acres ‘ of land at Stl;

, J 15th, 1911, Andrew's known as the Bambric

,giggfd 3-20:1? uslvsillilliyng ltgeengage lor farm, closely situate to St. _ An-

cliroiit all nie wav down *O the breastbone. The upper mark was herd to cut through and there was Bn- indentation there. There was no in- dentation in the lower mark. I ex- amined the windpipe and found it .natural enough only for the fact that

' it was very\ soft-about as soft us an

ordinary handkerchief. There is no doubt that the upper mark was caused by a rope, the lower mark was more apparent in that it was more dlscolored; the upper mark had a different appearance in that it seem- ed to be indented. Between the low- er mark and the little one there ap-

, _ ;

Auction Sale

We are authorised by D. C. Campbell,

~Esq io sell at auction on

Saturday June 24, 191|.

commencing at 2 o‘clock p. m. his beauti- ful properly siiunicii on the St l‘ctsr's Road one mile from the city, contniiiing lo acres choice land with dwelling house and oulbuiidings, all in first-class repair,

Z also on the same day and place we will

sell the slack and farm implements. Terms

at sale.

BEN] CARTER 81 CO

o 7wi'dr5i|~d. Auctioneers.

_ ._ __ . Y Y

wife! He said he did once when Ar-‘

are very voilently pressed the result .might be almost instant death.

this cane there would be no si are

would show a natural expression.

Court adiourned at 5.30 p. m.

meet at 9.30 today.

'oriuuoi-is sosiuvawoo '

of 1

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_.2 *_ A _ - “lag A” ---9.

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_ “You didn’t cry at all at the mat- inee." '

"No, I couldn't think of such

thing.”

“But the young woman with you

wept copiously."

“Of course. Her lace handkerchiefs

are ever so mucn more elegant than mine.’.'-International Syndicate.

IN THE GULCH.

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7;' 2,:

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fuel.- LUNCH

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The visitor-I)on’t you pliiy base-

ball here?

The cowboy-No. We had to give

it np. There wasn't excitement en- ough to go around.

The visitor-Why, ‘thc game is full

of excitemclit_

The cowboy-Yep., But one man

15 , - _ lirst dny's scrap everybody wanted to he umpire. ’

MAIIITIME Sl<}CllItI'l`II4if~l.

, .lilne 7, 1:-I Ii.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Macf.

Kintosh & Co., Exclinllgo Iluildinx. Halifax N. S.

BANKS.

B. N. America... ._ .. 151 New Brunswick... .. 265 Nova Scotia 273 ltoyal Blink of Clin:-lilo... 240

MISCELLANEOUS.

148 261 270 238

Acadia Fire Insurance . . . ... 110 Acadia Sugar, Pfd... 103 Acadia Sugar, Ord... 66 Brandram-Henderson, Oom-

mon _ _ . . . . ... 20

East. Gan. Say. & Loan... 140 East. 'Drust Halifax Fire Ins... 105 N. S. Telephone... .. 135 Stanlleld’s 1?fd...... 105 Stanfle1d's Com.._......._. 65 Trinidad Electric... 75

BONDS.

100 100 63

15 135 150 99 130 102 G1 72

Acadia Sugar... ... 105 Brandram-Henderson... 100 Halifax Elec. Tramway... 102; 100 N. S. Steel & Coal, lst... 95) 94) N. S. Steel & Coal Deb... 105 1025 Sts.niield's, Limited... .- 1021 101 Trinidad Electric... 95 92

100 97

HAD KIDNEY TROUBLE.

00010 U01' 08088 TIIE F1001! PAIII WAS S0 GREAT.

Miss Hazel Hess, Winchester Springs,

Ont., writes:-“I was troubled with uiy kidneys for five years. They were so bud, at times, I could not cross the floor for the pain. The doctor could not do me any' good and a friend advised me to use Doan’s Kidney Pills. I bought six boxes and mw I have been cured or over four years. I will recommend them to every suderer."

No woman can be stroma and healthy

unless the kidneys are we When the kidneys are ill, the whole body i|.ill, for th ypoisons which the kidneys ought to filter out of the blood are le t in the system. Then how important it must bo to sce to it that this system of sewer- age be not clogged up. -

Doan'1i Kidney Pills are ai purely

vegetable medicine, realising quick. per- manent relief, without any after ill effects. A medicine that wil absolutely cure bsckache and all forms of kidney and bladder trouble.

Dban's Kidney Pills are 50c. per box

or 3 for $1.25,1it all dealers or mailed

direct on receipt of _price by The T. Milburn Co , Limited, pronto, Ont..

1| ordering direct specify “Do|n‘|."

peered to be the greatest eechymosls, 1

At the point on the lower mark .` “l -»-Li

where ple ehthynioaie appeared to be »

most. apparent there are vital nerves, | . -- I ~- ‘ . . on been sides ol nie uiroiit. if these (inf. u l/will The bgst

to r

cts more than his share After th ,

___ 5.; little more than the poor

symptoms after death; the face grades.. You the best that

IIl<_>Il€Y can buy at moderate Price when you use

Seal fond

. 1 ,effcc

Packed ln I and 2 pound cans only. |24

Coffee costs but

99 |.€ we D

lli embers Mo

'23 >;

M wr olvu Ann orrru

ooo Town or nrw cilsoow 11-2 ii

i 11oN1ls,nur 1953.

This issue is the obligation of one of the strong

est_1nd_ustr1al centres of Nova Scotia.

l`li_e inc_on‘.e for llic protection ofiilleresf and principal of l\’liiiii1~ip:\

Bonds is uniformly maintained by lax lien which places insiivs of this 11:1 furc among the suundes! and most desirable of all iiivvsliiiviif si:i~iii'ilii-s

DENUMINATION: $500 PRICE: Part . ®.lntercs

YIELD : l-2 p. c.

_ J. C. MACKlNl`0SlI 81 C0.

ES'l‘/LBLISHEI) 1873 Stock.I<1xcliiinge`. Ili

S'l‘ JOHN. M

7 _

_ HALI ‘

'? _ L'

.___]_ .C

O2 Zn

EP* 5-.- E-!' >:.` Pi

e Wires

Bonds

"l`hc time

larly true of

Below is

'I'

Price and

Halifax,

drslf.

1.- _

for those who haue a few hun- dred dollars to invest

wasnot so long ago,wlien bonds of$1,ooo of denoiiiiiuiiioiiri

were alone issued, then $5oo bonds were added. lil recent years llic ri;-_ quirenients of small investors have received the attention they 1li_~.~er\'c ind many issues of bonds include $100 denominations. This is pzirlicii-

Nova Scotia issues.

_ a list of high gradebonds issiicd in $100 denomiii iiioir;

-vhich we own and offer for sale in lots to suit plircliriscrs. '

own of New Glasgow, |953, 4 I-2, 2s

Nova Scotia Sfcel (il Coal 5’s

Sfanfield's, Limited 6's _

Chronicle Publishing Co. 6°s. » '

full particulars regarding any or all of thus: i.-Sues will lic

gladly suit upon request.

.s.M=.=1:un -gg|_?_ . MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Montreal, Sydney, CHARLO'1"l`E`1`O\VN St. johns, Nlid

STOCK

.Illnc li, l‘.lll.

____-

Curdy & Co., Stock Exchange, E. I.

Atchison . . . . . . . . . ... ..._..1l6 Am. Beet Sugar....._... 55

Aural. Copper..._._ Am. Cnr & Fily......... Am. Tel. & Tel..........l53$ Baltimore & 0llio...._..10ii-2 Brooklyn R. T... 83 Central Leather... 32 Chesapeake & 0hio...i 852 Erie ................ ._ 35; Louisville eb Nash.._...152§ Miss. Pucif:`lc.__... 52k N. Y. Central..._.. ...._.110‘} Narthern Pacific...._.....137§ f’ennsylvania..__.. ..._...125i Reading...... ......_.l_61§ Rock 1sland__.... 345 Southern Pacidc........_121§

Sout rn Rallway...._.. 30;

St. .._...129il Sugar....._ ......_....121} Union Pncific.__... ......188 U. S. Steel_..._. 781 U. S. Steel Pfd......,..11Bl

681 57

Smelters .......... ._ Great Northern I’fd...140 Lehigh .................... ..1ii0}

MONTREAL

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A. M. Sales.

Hollinger, 200 @ 13.50; 1100 611 lil.-'»fl~

Ciinners, 100 @ 69;. loiiii. 1.i.glic, io (io si; iio of 51; W"

@ 501.

Mcx. Northern, 25 (¢|‘ 29.1.

Northern Olitiiriu, 700 (ul ll.

Lilliose, 1001 @ 4.30.

2.22 D. m.

P. M. Soles.

Hollinger, 100 @ 13.85.

lilillose, 300 @ 4.50; 100 dll 4.115. Mex. Nor. Bonds, 1,000 @ 70).

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ars, hut if you have four or six, you anve four or six times as much. This may sound noisy and axtravii-

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you can snve from one to two doll-

gant but sec me make good on the next suit. you buy here. ll. H. llrown,

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W. C, Pnwler Bonds.._...

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stamped “Briiiy Deep

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