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Commerce of Canada .G1'OWS Greater Every Year

The Mines of the Dominion Provide Much of the Wealth Which is the Backbone of Our Prosperity.

VERY your the commercial greatness of (lanolin becomes more and more important, and every year witnesses » neuter business expansion in countries which have the money to spend 0n our commodities. The great mining Industry of (lanolin. with its ivcallll of Gold, silver, Copper, Nickel. Zinc, Lead, Iron and other metals ll contributing greatly to this tremendous expansion Here 'l.1 investment inspiration for any red-blooded , Canadian. . Let us show you how your investment in l . Canada's great mines can be a verl’ proﬁl- lhlo one.

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The “second car" is something that many a. family ls thinking about these days when it becomes neces- sary that the whole group be motor- ized. I have an idea. to advance on the subject that several of my friends have tried and found remarkably successful. .

Broadly, it may b esummed up as: "raid the used car market."

The term “rall-l" seems to be used advisedly for some of the bargains oﬁered are such that; One feels he actually is "raiding" the place.

It would secm inevitable that, with so many good looking new cars on the market, there must. have been some mighty handsome older models lll. excellent condition traded lnon them. Thai. is the case and. the way tn see it to the fullest advantage is lo take la. tour along the used car row.

Woman. with her well known shop- ping instinct, should not miss this splendid opportunity.

My first Journey, which was a rev- elation, was made with one of my suburban neighbors who "wanted a car but. who did not have enough money to buy a new model of the make she desired. She was paying 60 cents bus flare for her three chil- men's transportation to school each day, and both herself and the young- sters were putting up_wlth the in-

portstlon. The husband was not be- ing selfish about the family's one car. He simply had to have ll: in his business.

We talked about; the situation from lune to time and ﬁnally we decided to go used car shopping.

The trip was one surprise after another. The wide variety of cars we inspected included many that were good looking, in excellent me- chanical condition, and amazingly low in price. The only way I can ex- plain the "used car problem" is that; people with too little money to buy a new cor do not: know what a ﬁns automobile the money they do have

Do You Value Health ?

l Sickness Almost Always Duo to Weak, Watery Blood

‘ If your health is poor; if you are . pale, nervous and easily tired: lf you‘ i puller from headaches or bsckaches; l ' if there are touches of indigestion, or twlngcs of rheumatism, you may de- pend upon 1t that these ‘symptoms- colne from an impoverished conditlonj of the blood, and that unless this con- dltlon ls remedied a complete break-T down may follow. To any who are in: this condition, m. Williams Pink Plllsl will be found the perfect medicine} The whole mission of this medicine is to build up the blood, promote sp-I petite and good digestion, and! strengthen tired, frayed nerves. Men? and women alike beneﬁt through thel use of this medicine. Therefore if you‘ are weak or ailing, give Dr. Wllllamsi Pink Pills a fair trllll andyou will be‘ pleased with the beneﬁcial results that: will speedily follow. |

Among the thousands who have} found Dr. Williams Pink Pills n. real; blessing is Mrs. Geo. M. Andrews} Ilallfux, N. 8.. who soys:—"Myi first! experience with Dr. Williams Pink‘ Pills was as on anaemic young girl.]

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when they completely restored my health. Then a few years ago I be- came paleanci run down. and my]

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f lllE. I gnve them o 300d ttlul ind‘ 3 when my baby was born she wgs a I big healthy baby qnd I did not hove, ’ s day's sickness. My friends ell tell! , .1111 how well I look and I certainly; 5 fccl that way. 0nd 1 give nil the cre- ; an. to Dr. Willioms’ rlnlf: run. I I llrgrc my cxpcrleuco will hclp some l oLill-r woman who nocqs a good mcal- I clnl.” I You can got the pill; from yourl dﬂllslst. or II! mull‘ at t0 cents c box from ‘rho Dr. Vlllllupu Medicine

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will buy in the used car market. Of the various bargain. we looked at. our purchase turned up ln a three- year old coach model of l company that slwayshas turned out good looking cars. Originally the car de- livered for around $1,450. My neigh- bor paid $475 for it, and it had had less than 20,000 miles cf use-and good use, too.

At one full swoop, a really serious transportation problem was solved. 1 doubt that I ever saw $475 applied to better effect. The B0 cents a day that once went for the children's transportation now more than pro- vides fuel and maintenance for the

ariln which the mother takes them to and from school, and certatlnly the flexibility it brings into the family's movements ls quite as wonderful as they think.

This incident started s big “used car, second car" fashion in our su- burb and more families have been completely and inexpensively motor-l lzed than are not enjoying the bene- ﬁts ot two-car transportation. One family, going further than the rest. used the process to buy two cars right of! the‘ reel. They had been sav- ing their money to get one new csr but with the whole neighborhood suddenly going "two-car minded," they got one new car for family use, and one used car for the husband to use during the day.

No one can come. into our small suburb and tell us that, maintaining two curs ls too heavy a drain ﬁnan- cially. We have tried it and we know the facts where he would be deal- ing in fancies. It costs money, to be sure, ,but it is money that we all know ls wisely spent.

STOCK QUOTATIONS,

HALIFAX, May l7.—Quotnti0ns furnished by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Atchisn, Top. 8.: Santa Fe. Ry. . Am. Can Co. Am. Locomotive Co. Am. Smlt. 8a Rerln. Co. .. Am Bosch Magneto Co Anaconda. Copper Min. Co. N. Y. Cen. at Hlld. Rv, R. n. .. Con. Gas C0. (N. Y.) .- I-lud Motor Car Co. .. Internatl PaperCo. Stahdard oll of u. .1.

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Pond Oreillc ... ... .... 600 Pioneer ... ... ... .. 45 Stadacona ..~.. ... .. 9E5 l0 Sherlti. Gordon ... .. 800 790 Slscoe . ... 73% St, Anthony ... ...-.... 20 Sudbury Basin ... ... .. B90 900 Sylvanite ... 154 152

Teckll-Iughes ...l ... 900 905

Towagmac ... ... .. 205 ‘rreadwell Yukon ... . i200 Thompson Cadillac .. 16 Ventures ... . 995 975 Vlpond .... .. . 101 West Dome Lake ... ... 3% Windfall ... . 4 Wright, Hargreaves .. 152 Wninwell Oil ... ..-.. ... 50

MINERS MISS FALL AS HOIST- MAN DIES AT TOP OF SHAFT

TIMMINS, May 17.—Twenty miners had a narow escape from death in u drop of hundreds of feet when Arthur Fouruler, holstman at one of the local mines, dropped dead a moment

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Reading Co. Southern Pac. . Union Pac. Ry. II. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. ... Westinghouse Elec. . ‘u. s. Steel . ....

- l MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE ' Abitibl. ........... 42 l Industrial Alcohol Missouri Kan. 8c Texas Ry.

Montretal Power .............. 105 Natl. Breweries 135 Winnipeg Elec. . 81% Brompton .. 3353 Braz. Traction 55 Steel Co. of Can. ...“... .... 56H: l Shawlnigan .................. ‘l6 i Dominion Bridge 101M. Massey Harris . 66%| ,‘ Asbestos 1P5! Building Products ........-.... 38%;} Fraser 6: Co. 65 Power Corporltlon . .... . 1011': Clan. Pac. Hy. '

Bl‘. Am. Oil .... Imllﬁflbl Oil .................. 115

BANKS

Bank Commerce 200 Bunk Royal 300 Bank Montreal 345 Bank Nova Scotti; ............ 401

WHEAT ' ......... 101%

... 105% “...-...... . 109%

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before entering the cage for the de- cent. He was about to take the men down and had proceeded to the door of the shaft when he dropped, pre- sumably from heart failure. He was o resident of Tlmmlns.

ANNANDALE SCHOOL

Class standing for the mouths of March and April.

Grade VIII:

1, Alma. MacDowell; 2. Geordie Banks; 3, Jennie Robertson.

Grade V:

1. Jean Hewlett; 2, Margaret Rob- crtsoll and Kenneth Robertson (eq- ual). tlz-"lde IV:

1. Jack Rolzeﬁson‘. 2. Sadie Mor- rison. tirade III:

l. Grace I-lowlelt; 2. Byron How-

lclt: 3. Margaret Norton; 4, Annlcﬂ

Morrison. Grade If:

1. Almeda Hewlett; 2, Cornle Mu- rlson. Grade VIII!

1, Alma MacD0well; 2, Jennie Roh- 1

crlson; 3. Geordie Banks. Grade V:

1, Margaret Robertson: 2. Jeal- Hewlett; 3, Kenneth Robertson. Grade IV:

l. Sadie Morrison; 2, Jack Rel:- crtson.

Grade 111:

1. Grace Hewlett; 2, Byron How- lett: 3, Mgrgaret Norton; 4,_ Annie Morrison. orade 11:

1, Cornlc i-iqwlett.

Morrison ;

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I I Standard Mlnnlng “a Scout ‘whom Ex h l SubscnPiIIQlI List c_ In connection with the mo. 0cm- Quomuons mum,“ WW“ oour- lng of on Inilernutlonll Boy Scout my o; Atwgll we company. Obcr- Jcmbom to be held ct Blrktnllad. w“ 0mm Eng, 1n July, two Seoul: no to bu‘ mm Noon Q1059 provided for by the Governor GQu- l 13o 1gp erll. Any additional Scout! must be “M” " °" "" 0., q provided tor locally, ma the Pro- Amnd“ "' "' "'. 3° 30% vlnclal Boy Scout. Commissioner and Ami!!! 9°13)“ "' "' " m, 160 Committee have authorized the open- Amum’ "" " 2.1: in! of s subscriptions list tor this MM 13 l4 Purpose. subscription: may be sentw Area. - 25 23 m. G. Filliier, Bonk of Montreal. Arno - - "" m) Mr. D. A. MacKlnnon, Assistant Assoc- 011 $1 G" 49o Receiver Generals OﬂlcdMlnl-Icrhcrl Billy Hllllllll-W "' " 29 a“ W. ‘Yeo, 50 Greenfield, Avenue, llr. Bedlord -- 6° 6°‘, .1. 11-. Ielgbtizer, a2 Weymouth so, or Bldgood -- l“ 29*‘ Mr. J. R. Burnett, Guardian Office. Big Il/Iimllll - l“ “lav subscriptions already received. Buckingham 5-’ m. George DeBlols .... $10.00 Bunker Hill 11 11 I m. w. Chester spacial» 20.00 Cﬂfbllﬂ, ... ..- ... o» 2 U‘ COL D. A.M8CKlXlnOll ... Capital Rouyn 11.1.- MI» A-A- All" - Capitol S_ Mm“ 3 8 Dr. Dewar . . . . . . . . . . 10.00 Came “mhewey _" _'_ 36 36 Mr James Paton . . . . . . . . 10.00. central Manitoba H. ___ 46 46 Charlottetown Guardian . 10.00‘; Challut Hughes ... .. ' 9 9 Moore s‘ McLfwd Cierlcy . . . . .. .. 1s 1s a‘ g gefxldé-M 5'00‘ Conlgas ... ... .. 170 JR‘ Pita“ u“ “ "OM ‘Crown Reserve ..- .. 2'2 3 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' Domo 00s 90s M“ G- Film" Dalhoulsie . 50a 51s W", A Mal/mm‘ ' Duprat Mines ... .. 4% 4 Mr‘ w R‘ Amie“ " Foothill on and Gas 925 02s yggkgafﬂ“ Falcoubridge ....1310‘1a15 Mn‘ ﬂank Clark?" Goldillll Mlncs ... .. 4.: 4 Mn G. a Hughes _ Gwdﬁs“ - - ~ ~ - - ' ~- " m 1° lVLi‘. c. n. Bissett . ...... 0.00 Groves _D. M. Ltd. 3 2i: M“ c. H‘ E Longwarth grnndglew . ML w_ H_ v_ Dunbar n mm‘ a‘ "‘ "' "' "" A Friend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . “...... . 111111011 -- so‘; so; Mr. .1. ErnestI-l. Worth 2.00 l-lolliuger ... ... COL A. Q Puke __ 559 Howey -- 119 12° Mr. R. 1.. Cotton . 5.00» Hudson Bay .... --~13Q0 1529 Judge grew“; __ 5,00 International Nickel ..5300 5150 Mn E. W_ Macxmnon ________ 5m; Keelel‘ --- " o1 1g: Mrs. Burnett . . . . 5.1.0 Kirkland he" --l Mr. A. Plckard 10.00 K0019“? Flmme "-2600 25;; lvlr. w. w. Owen ........... 3.00 Lake Shore .... Malartic .. n5 1:: MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Mandy ... ... .. Manitoba. Basin ..... 45 M Market new"! ‘umhhed by Gram Mining Corporation ... 440 Shields s‘ Co" Montreal, u, sum" MuYphy -" '~~ ""' Jones 8; Co., 88 Great. George St. 1146110119811 Call Money 0% McIntyre - -- 171° Abitibl . . . . .. 42% Newbw - -- 5" 6g Alberto Paciﬁc Grain .. . 4'1 Nlpisslng ... u. ... u... 30 Asmsws _ _ Noranda ... ... “"5610 5590 Bmzman

n. A. on '8. C. Power ... ... .. 457i Building Products. .. ... _... 38h’: Canada. Cor ... . .. 142% Canada Cement 281.5 Canada Power and Paper 32% Canada. Brewing ... ... .. 23 Dominion Bridge ... .. 1011i Foreign Power Securities .. 84 Fraser Company ... ... .. 66 General Steel Wares ... .. .. 33 Home Oil ... ... 22%

Imperial Oil ... 115 Industrial Alcohol ... ... 34% Inter. Nickel .. ... ... .. 51% Inter. Petroleum --- --- - 51 Lynll Construction ... 47 Massey-Harris . . ... ... 85%

Montreal Power .... .... 106 McColl Frontenac ... ... t 37% National Bnewerles ... ... 135% National Steel Car ... ... ... 104 Nornnda. Power Corporation Price Bros. ... ... ... 80 lQuebcc Power ... ... ... ... l6 lshaivinlgan ... ... '75 Smelters .. ... .. 420 Steel of Canada. ... ... 5'! Simons ... ... .. .- 44% .Wayagamock ... ... .. 83% ‘iwlnnipeg Electric ... ... 80% Canadian Bronze ... .. ‘l3 Imperial Oil Nrw ... 393i Inter. Petroleum New ... ... 26% Dominion Tar ... ... ... 2'1 Famous Players 52 C. P. R. ... ... 23l General Motors ... ... ... .. Bil’: U. S.Steel ... on: .. .. 177 Bani: of Nova Seotla. ... ... .. 401 Blink of Montreal 345 Bank of Commerce 280 Royal Bank ... .. 389

Gold mining has had o. distinct revival in Nova Scotis during the last few years and operations are re- ported on a dozen or more old mines. Production, however, is still limited

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LOCARNi

Progress in Nova s¢¢li;;*

It ha for o long time been our opinion-an opinions backed by the conservative statements of prominent engineers, Government geologists and officials and Erection] mining men-that mineral riches beyond uman measure will be uncovered under the :Qil_Qj_____

Nova Scotia and that energetic development of the Maritime mining area will lead to vast enrichment of the participating investment public.

Due to this belief, we have been associated, siiiqeltgg ,_ inception, with the underwriting and ﬁnancial program; i“ of one of Nova Sootiaﬁi outstanding mincs-in-tlw- *1

making. Locarno Copper Mines Limited. . "" ‘ " '

Hard cosh wisely spent by capable engineers and l1 hard: " headed businew directorate has proved that no error" ‘ we! mode when this Company chose as one of its groups - of properties the MacMillan block of claims located on the famous Richardson anticline at the strategic point of the saddle formations of the Stormont mining-r" The following telegram just received from l.» Consulting Engineer and sent from Goldllcr: otters new proof of this Compony’s mining \.. . This telegram rcads:—- "Shaft new down JltIWfy-lfwd feet with vein showing in bottom. high grade was seen jnr over 3!) fr. ' Double shift now working. Cross-curring starts or "'1 one hundred feat to cut high grade vein found ml surface thirty-two feet to the north." ‘ ‘ ‘

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