MAY 4, 1931

.=_- . = ..=. 1 ._ THE cHAai.o1"ri-miwu cuapnian W 1 V y A 1 p »»-<1-frivn "gf ,

"‘ 7” sToc1< QuoTAT.foNs

_ I

` The World Moves Aliesdlrdt

-iqutamodiles A

In one generation, the rich man’ um,-y the automobile . . . has becomseleverynrulp: necessity. Is there still greater Progres, ahead? We believe so. If the present labor trouble; gm not prolonged, indications favor a sales gain of 15% for 1937 over the past year. According to the Automotive Industries, registration of pas. senger cars and trucks this year is likely to bg about 28,500,000 as compared with 26,657,072 in the previous peak year of 193()_

Our services are freely available to all inyggggn

desiring information relating to any investment field ill Wili¢il they are interested. Enquiries will

receive prompt and conscientious attention

.loHNsToN~=»wAl@

ll rl Olii = THE ROYAL BA BYIALI N.s.-ii--ik oi Non ssl`2i;.1i3l1i‘BG'r1lil`iiil?>§Iiil'iili:fi`L

smbersi Monimi sion. Exilim.. ‘Montreal Curb Market Canadian Quinmiiilily El|:hsn|e, Inq

Branehesi

lllnnifeil, P.Q¢ Tomaso, Om.. Kinmon Oni. L, ,|

ii.l.n.¢, N.s. sydney, N.s. Momma: N.ii. s.ili¢‘f|".1i.2“'y'q 5

market is better all around

day. Domestically, abou; the

to meet at one o'c1ock N

ing in the New York market, the close on Saturday. This DFOUBDIY due to the desire not 0l1l'I'Y a position over the

. lan

95°- N°li°llal Supply. southern Pacific. Eouthem Railway, stand- “fd 011 Of N- J., Sears, and Ameri- can Smelteis.

1 NEW YORK. M9-Y 3-Canadian National Railway has ordered fifty passenger coache; from the Can-

to the Magazine Steel. Ot-her ord- ers placed last week included In- land Waterways Corpn, 20 fifty ton all steal box cars to pullman, Standard Car Co and Atlantic Coast Line 100 phosphate cars to Bethlehem steel Co,

TOR,0NT'0, May 3-Calgary and

Edmonton-According to western advices Area deep well is running sulphur water. Belling is stated to be still underway in the hope that this will shut off. The tenor of these advices is not optimistic and it would seem that the well is a

com-mercial failure. This well was

-ul_I--1- drilled in s section several miles

,Your Guess max

a genuine

Congoleum _ Cold seal aug

See our Windows!

llo obligation to huy.

llo entry fee. ,

JOHN MCLEAN 8. SON

MONTAGUE

to the east of the Turner Valley and was jointly financed by Cal- gary and Edmonton, Imperial Oil and Canadian Western Natural Gas.

NEW YORK, May 3-Accord..

ills to Dow Jones the London

tuci ,

although there is still some C085. oem about the settlement Thurs.

only

news of interest over the wr-.ek end is the strike at Hollywood The Supreme Court is scheduled

ew York

time today. There was some sell-

near was

week

end. In view of. the improvement

` in the London market this morn-

ing we would expect some lm- Drovement in New York today and would favor Texas Corporation, Socony Vacuum, Ohio Oil co _

4 5\Ul1P|ii0n~Is now exceeding

adian Cer and Foundry, according

- l l l 1

TORONTO, May 3-Copper

former record: in the history ~»-6 woxid. The world cons \ '2 500,000 tons March 1937

Pickle Crow-Is mining over 300 WHS daily, a rate which more than double; that prevailing in 1936, An objective of 400 @0115 daily has been set. The higher output points the way toward an early import. ant increase in dividends.

Llltle I-ons Lao-Earn.; sos cents Per Share against aa cents in 1

MONTREAL. May s-Inlema-

tional Mining Corporation-After all chooses. provision for taxes and reserve:-, corporations net, 55. setsnas at March 31 equivalent ~Sl7.v2 per share on the 561,375 ou Sifllldills common shares against $17.31 December 31, 1936, C0 ,Dany earned 62 cents per sh ilast year. Deductions for rese

Ifor milling ventures, 10553 g d 'Federal taxes, amounted to gjbouf, $1.60 per share.

Asbe`tos Corpn.-Reorganization

plan announced. Funded debt to be reduced frcm $2,629,900 to not more than $1,000,000, fixed charges will be down from $148,000 to $31,. 000, elimination of heavy sinking

ing trust with rights to certificates to subscribe to common .shares on attractive basis. Common shares to be increased from $32,782 to 5150, 000 and 16,580 shares of this in. crease to be offered at $75 per share to holder# of' voting trust certificates representing outstand. ing shares on record May 15, on ba is one additional for each he‘d. First mortgage 6 per cent bonds to be called for redemption July 1.

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MARKET BULLETIN

WIC'-calc iseelsl,win|

' svlvuvmiw

U. B. Slrpreme Court meets alt 1

P. M. London stock market showed

ra better tone at the opening, with t.'ading rather limited. Addresse- gsph Corp. March quarter net p fit $504.49!! against $337,949 in

1 3 quarter.

i New passenger car sales in U. S. lil March were 365,319 against 301,- 20 in March 1936 according to R. _ Pak and Co., Be »t/March since

. Canada Dry General March .rier net loss $27,233 after

c.zar,'es against net profit $128,779 or 25 cents in previous quarter and nct loss $177,088 in fiist quarter 1936. , Brief interruption of production

at Pittsburgh by Flood, Wlhlch passed in few hours has brought national operating rate of steel mills down on half point to 91 PC of capacity, says Magazine Steel.

Drastic reduction in telegraph

rates applying to Speviap rate ,night letter seifvices, involving $3,- 000,000 annually will be made ef- fcctive June 1 by Western Union and Postal telegraph.

Amn. Cynaml Co.. March quar-

ter net income $1,364,640 or 54 cents on combined com-mon. Against $738,015 or 29 cents in first quar- ter 1936. Record activity in Chem- icals combined with improved prices responsible for improved showing.

30 industrials high 175.45 _low

174.02 last 174.42 up 15.

20 Rails high 58.83 low 58.21.

hst 58.26 off .37.

.a »-'ya

14. U

i 20 Utilities high 29.33, 10W 29.03,

last 29416 up _15‘

” STONEHURST I FORFAR

SECURITIES, SECURITIES, LIMITED LIMITED

Notice is hereby given that Forfai' Securities, Limited

snmehiirsi securities, Limit- will make application lo lllf id, win make appliwtion to Secretary of State, under the the Secretary nf Sung, un. provisions of The Companies lei the provisions of The -Act, 1934, for the acceptance Companies Act, 1934, for the of the surrender of its Char- icceptzince of the surrender ter on and from a date in if its Charter on and from he fixed by the Secretary of

ldale to be fixed by the S0119-

Notice is hereby given that

40 bonds 101.13 up .0l.

NOON COMMENT

The market was held firm but

shows restraint on minor rallies, a quite natural development con- sidering the heavy liquidation of

' recent weelu. Nervousness over thx:

foreign situation seems to bt grad-

l ually ebbing although caution may

prevail here, until Thursdays settlement day is past. Meanwhile

icffn SAL.;

Secretary of State. Dated at M°“tl'°“l» P- Q" Building Lot, 90 ft. Front

Dated at Montreal, P. Q., this 30th day of April, 1937.

lin sou. day f April, 1937. FORFAR SECURITIES,

s'roNi~:iiUns'i‘ ' LIMITED '

§ECURi'i‘iEs, LIMITED By Gordon S- Small.

By A. Ian Fleming, Secretary

Secretary

STORNOWAY FAIRPORT

INVESTMENTS, SE¥(EIURIT'lES,

LIMITED MITED

Notice is hereby given that Notice is hereby given that

?l0rnoway Investments, Lliii- Fairport Securities, Limited

04. will make application will make application to 10 the Secretary of State, the Secretary of Stale. lill- llmler the provisions of The der the provisions of The C°'“lllll\ies Act, 1934, for .Companies Act, 1934, f0l' 10° ""4 acceptance of the sur- ‘ acceptance of the surrender 'Ender of its Charter on and of its Charter on and from mlm a into to is fixed by 1 dm to be into by on

9 Secretary of State Secretary of State.

Dani in 1 l`P. . Domi 1 Monimi P. Q., lu 1n1.“.1..y'l'ilf§.’li, init. on. soofiay of mil. 1931-

Sroimowav iNvi~:sr- f raiapoivr Maura, i.i1vii'rEn sscuniriss. i.i1vii'ri=:i> 'H Gordon s. small, By A. Inn Fleming.

165 ft. Back. Formerly Lowe Garden, situated Kent St.

Apply

L. M. POOLE & C0.

L-267-3-6-tl

rim [o_o siua

by Tender at Mt. Herbert Consisting of 100 acres 75 clear, 25 covered by good wood and stakes hot and cold w a t e r telephone, furnace heat, bathroom and sewerage.

Address all Tenders to

.. J. A. McDONALD,

Auctioneer

or ANDREW MORRISSEY

Mt. Herbert

L: _ E

Secreury |

domestic bl'.~;i.ic=;s new' continues good and should help to strength- en the bid side ol the market on minor recesslons.

To all-Amn. Institute of Fin-

ance say+-Now. rather than suc- ciunbing to groundless fears of some bogey man, while it is still advisable for everp individual in-

titude, the facts are quite nator- ally, that a less caotionary and less fearful attitude is wararn-ted today than at any time psevlous in secent months-rather than the opposite. i

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Saturdays market opened frac-

tionally hlglicr and although the volume was not large, a firm ton

part of the rail list showed fairly pronounced strength. Apparently

considerable caution of the week

close was caused by profit taking encoiuagcd b the fairly sha re

base would be laid for a well sus- tained advance if the market shows some restraint at this time and estzublishes a trading zone at about

ther necessary liquidation may be absorbed.

Montreal

, Stock Exchange

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Stocks Open Close

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vestor to maintain a careful at- M,

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What

MAlzlilME.NA1loN».l. FlsH MEANS To THE MARmMEs

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Daiwsoii W Douip Call Dunlop New Dolllll-u Giiriirl. Ed Hnrg off Gateway Pat Gilllcc

Gold Rallgc Hiid Pat lliitcli Luke

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Laki- Rowan

Liiiiiaiquc

Le-roy

L L Lagoon Miignr-t Luke .\llil Gold .\liir;:arcl,

Maritimes . . . . . , . ...

Largest fish producers 'm Canada. Controls the following subsidiaries:

'Maritime Fish Corpn. Limited, National Fish Co., Ltd., National Laboratories Ltd., Faaterfat Ltd., Golden Ray Fishing Co. Ltd., Venosta Limited, Lemberg Limited, Prospect Trawlers Limited, Halifax Carriers Ltd., O'Connor Fish Co. Ltd., largest wholesale fish distributors in Mon- treal.

Plants at Halifax and Digby;

Owns and operates four steam

trawlers.

Markets: Canada East and West,

the United States, West Indies, Great Britain and the Continent of Europe.

We Are Offering L

(The following igurss are based on an average

Number of employees, . . . . . . . 380 i Pay Roll (Marltimes)... ................... Pay Roll (non-Maritime) . . .-.-, .. . . . . .~.,..,..

Pay Roll (Total). .. ..... ..~.-..=..-.11--..... Raw materials and supplies purch

In Canada ex Maritimes. H

Imported . . . . . . , . .,............ Compariy’s total production. . . ..-._. . . . . . . . . .$1,4'72,662.00 per ann.

over a five-year period)

$806,702.00 por ann. 36,660.00 “ “

$848,362.00 “ “

ased in the

$690,491.00 per ana..

........... 44,302.00 " “ ...... . 68,439.00 " “

Sales curve mounts steadily your

by year and for the current year (ten months) shows gratifying in- crease over corresponding period last year. '

Total net tangible assets $759,-

368.01. A very wnservative esti- mate al: present replacement values.

Non-tangible assets: An efficient

organization of production, process- ing and distribution. Good-will and experience obtained lli 30 years of operation.

A thoroughly sound Company

whose securities have to a high de- gree all the prerequisites of a sound investment, namely, safety of principal. continuity of income, mar- ketability, and excellent opportuni- ties of appreciation.

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A New iam of $5oo,ooo.oo ,

6% Cumulative Redeemable Preference Shares $100.00 Par Value, Also 5,000 Shares Without Par Value At $100.00 For 1 Preference Share and 1 Share

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Without Par Value. 0

Write Todo/y for Prospectus

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was maintained throughout most of the morning and some of the Buffalo 'Airk groups, notably Oils, steels and

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A. I). 1031.

lii llc-»ll2l~lnlc of John A. loroaide

end so that the set back at the ,

, y up _

covery of prices in the past few 1 days. We believe that a strong

current levels in which ally flll'- 1

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the market was inclined to adopt l ,»h,.,,n,,,,,,,

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UILISTED

115 97| 9.1 41 65 250 10.*( 505 ill lil 571 28 50 413 811 lull 171.1 li! 40 40 :ln

100 4'l R1! 11|! Qlill 147 l.'|.'» 027 50 11 711 18 ‘ig ll.'i 580 $170 201| 17 4 llir

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New York Curb

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_.__é_-- UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates:

Al. Montreal-Pound 4,92 ll.-16;

franc 4.51; U.S. dollar .99 13-16.

At New York-Pound 4.93 5-82

franc 4.51 5-8; Canadian dollar 1.00 7-64.

at Paris-Pounl-i 109,95 fr.: U.S-

dollar 22.28 fr.; Canadian dollar 22.27 3-8 fr.

In Gold-Pound 12s: U. S, dol-

cts.

‘rivi- H ';i\rl.-.- llsd

'$133 'S

u‘$-Qi? *

llllyliliti- i<<.l|.1n<l Paper Shur \Vnia

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Produce Prices

MONTREAL, May 3 -- (OP) -

Wheat, Nor. No. 1 $1.40; barley, C.W. No. 3 .83; oats, feed, No. 1 .M 1-2.

Flour, spring wheat patenls,i11-sts

$7.70; seconds $7.30; bakers $7.201 winter wheat patents, choice $5.80 to $5.90; white corn $6.30 to $6.40.

Bran, ton $35.25; shorts, ton

$35.25; middlings, ton $39.35; roll- ed oats, bag 90 lbs. $3.75; hay, No. 2, per ton, carlots $9.00.

Cheese, .14.

Butter, No. 1, .22 1 -

Eggs in cartons: - medium 24; B. .23; C.

Potatoes: P E.I. No, 1 Mts. 90's

$1.15 to $1.20; P E I, N0, 1 Cob- blers 90's $1.10 to $1.15; N.B. No.1 Mis. 80‘s .95 to 98; B.W.l, No. 1 50`s new. $2.25; new Florida No. 2 50's $2.25.

>l .=E"` F225

'gi -'ea >.»- .

MARKETS AT A GLANCE Toronto and Montreal - Stocks

irregularly higher.

New York-Stocks closed slightly

higher.

Winnipeg-Wheat 2 3-B to 1 'l-B

cents lowcr.

hiivhcr.

liitc ul .\lilll»ii iii Queens Coiiiioy in tile suiil l'r~\'iiif1-,iiccei ed 0.-sonic.

1l_\~ lilo llulwiirliiaii- HAROLD LEU N.\1¢ll 1'.\l..\ll'll<_ Surrugurc Juflile ol

Yi-clinic. plc. elif.

To Lilo .\'li»i'ii`f of Nie Coiinly ol

Qiicr-ii's Cnuliiy or any Constable' ol

liivriitc vprsnli williin said County

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\\` on-as upon rolidilig the petition

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