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_ _ _ _ n with __ grmdulment to the fourth pqnfwg of

iiiis riiiircie couiiiv GUARDIAN( “M --me -»~ ~

compliment to the Bp¢Bk0\‘~ H dm B to add “°"’l°l'ri'

_ _, g _ , , ,ed some apiusenuitiu llilywlriglg gat' That it il doubly to N “tm

oifimin summmiae. 1. smut uiimy. mwspapsr r port . .C now sous: it aumeient tum", 0, U “<1

» ' its ii... rwpit or Prim _salma iéit.t.i.-

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In the year 189'; I look a party of people from the Maritirrie Pri-viiiccs,

including _the following gentlemen from Cliarlottetownz- - _ Rev, Father Burke, Rev. M r. Gordon, Alexander lloriie, ltlercliant, Charlotte- town, The late Robert Bruce Stewart of btragtltgarliiey and the_l_~lon. eenatcr Ferguson. Un our return trip we canie by way of Cliicago t_o_ visit _ the worlds fairand at that time passed over the lately completed Soo Pacific' Railway from Moosejaw to North Portal. At that tiiue ,there was not a Iioiiiestcader iii this region of one hundred and forty miles. It was then that I decided that this dis- trict was one of the uiost attractiie for farming purposes that I had ever seen and the time would conie when it would be the niost considerable in the C ruadian Northwest for wheat growing. In the fall of rgor I took a large party of American farmers and investors to Weybiirn, among wlioiii was Theo -F _ Myers, of Soirhern Iowa, whose letter io. nie is printed hereivitlr. At that time we found it difficult to get enough groceries, bread, etc., in the town to outfit our little party for the three days we expected to be on our expedition. Since then there has grown up a number of toiins which are uiieqiialled perhaps iii the Northwest for their wealth producing ability. Weybtirn itself is a town of 1500 population and its business houses compare favzitirably with those of Charlotte- town. It will market one and aquarter million bushels of wheat. oats and flax from the 1908 crop. 'I hey have three banks there, fiiic churches and, it is a thoroughly progressive inodern town. This is true, to ri less extent, of the other towns along this Iiiic naiiiely, Roiicaii, Ilriiikwater Lang, Hitestonc, Yellow Grass, halbritc, Riplay, Coon, Ilitchcock. It is no exageratiou to say that the district south ofthe Qu’Ap,-iella River and the whole of the south eastern por- tion of Saskatchewan is the most productive spring wheat growing region in the Canadian or Amerciau west. Indeed it has been demonstrated that the ivliole of Southern Saskatchewan and Alberta, instead of being only suitable for raiicliing is now the choice wlieat growing porti in of the North west, The developement in places iii Southern Alberta is reiiiarkable. Forty and sixty bushels of wheat to the acre have b.-en growing there during the last three years and the whole district betwccii the Sn Line and the Rocky Mc»'.intaiiis is being qiiickly brought t.ii.ler ciiltiviitioii. Five hundred hoiiiesteaders took up land in this district iii one day last aiitiiuin _ It is .vith the developement of this splendid rt-_criou 'that this country has been identified and will continue to operate. Soine yt-;irs ago I sold a tractof land to C. W. Williams of Galesbuig, Illinois ’I`his gentle- man is known to a great many people on account of Iiiiii being the owner of the two fariious trotting stallfons iiainely Axtell and Alcrton. He gave a section of land to two of his sons who with one Iiired nian grew and marketed on this section of land ten ftliousaiid dollars wortri of wheat during the seasm of r9oR. This district is spleiididly adapted for the growing of flax, for which there is a large demand, and the only place in \-/hich it can be grown in the American continent is in North Dakota and the Southern part of Saskatchewan. A recent inveiitor has discovered a process by which the straw can be made into flax fibre by a very cheap and ingenous process. This will turn thc by product of the flax seed into an article of prinic coin- mercial necessity. It will preclude the necessity of importing millions of dollars worth iiiaiiilla and sisal fibre annually. The VVeyburn Security Co purchased from us in loo: a tract of land aloiig+his line. After disposing of their land holdings to settlers lroui Miiiiiesota the: established a string of banks along this line and iioiv ure engaged in the financial hiisiiiess. Thiscoiiipany earns and annual divideiid of twenty per cent. We could give a number of

instances of like success.

A railway is being built from \\'eyburn west to Lethbridge by the L`anadiaii Pacific

Railway aiid will he coiiipleted in three years. Fifty niiles or more of this line is now under construction and the Canadian Northwest are exteiidiiig tneir line troiii Hartiiey west to the Rocky Mouiitaiiis. .\Ii'_ .\IcKeiizie, the president of this company assiircd nie .1 few days ago that this line would be completed as soon as possible. The bonds have been guaranteed by_tlie Province of Saskatcliewaii. Seven htiiidred miles of additional line of railway is to be built by the Canadian Northern and tlic Grand Trtink this vea. The Government of Saskatchewan liaviiiglike\vi`se guaranteed the bonds. The Canadian Pacific railway have made provision in their estimates of the ctirreiit year for seven iiiillioii dollars to be spent in railway conrtriictioii iii the Canadian Nortliivcst. Iii all there will be fifteen hiiiidred iiiilcs

of additional railway lriiilt iii Saskatciiewaii during the present season-

The Parliiiieiit liiiildiiigs being iioiv erected iii the city of Regina, will lic when coin-

plcted, the finest iii Canada. The goveriiuieiit of Saskatcheivan has made provision for thc creation of a great university in that Province, comparing with and to some extent patterned by the splendid state universities iii the iieigliboriiig republic the school system of Saskatclie wan _is a very progressive one and everything is being dfiie what possibly can to iuake that province as de:<irabIc a place as possible for residence and no one who is unfamiliar about *lie coiiclitioiis iii the \vest,iii ii prairie country under thc process of settlement can have any idea liow quickly the virgin prairie can be changed into ' a thoroughly well ordered and liiglily civilized coniniuiiity. 'l`lie iieariicss of the towns this bciiig from eight to ten miles apart niakcs the social life of the coiiiiiiiiiiity very desirable, And while there are disadvantages to be eiicouiit~ ered, rural teleplioiics, good roads, not to speak of the extraordinary ricliriessfof it soil and thc siiitability of the cliiiiatc do iiiuch to compensate for the lack of trees etc. It is tliese coiiilit~ iniin that appeal so strongly to the farmers and iiivc-.stirrs of the North wcsferii slate-s» It is only iieccssary to point out Ilicsc iidvaiitagcs and induce tlic people to see the coiiiitry and the rest is coiiiparativt-ly easy, We rt-ceiitly sold to George B Critclien of llaslaiii, Iowa a sectioii cf laiid at seventeen dollars and fifty cciits nii acre. We took iii cxcliaiigc his fariii iii Iowa, three liiiiidrcd and forty acres at one liiiudred and seven dollars aii acrc. \Vc have recciitly rcccivcd an offer of one liiiiidiw.-rl and thirteen dollars an :lcrc for this land. It is no iiioit-;\rorIiicti\~c than r iii' Saskatclicu an liiiid, iii fact Mr. Crcckett is t-oiiviiircd that lit- caii produce iiioi'cdollrii's in thc acre on lii»'i-cw faiiii than on his old oiic. tios iig- ltliie_ is hc that lit- is iioiv one _of our agents :uid is working :iiiioiig his relations. .\li'. H. M Polling of I-Iarlaiid Iowa during the last yeai' has sold for tis over one Iiiiiidrcd tlioiisaiid dol- lars worth of Sas- atche ivan lands. Ile is now one of the directors of our company and one cf our best agciits \\'c poi .t out those facts to sliow you otii' iiictliods of doing liiisiiicss. Ilur- igrig thc last yr ai' wc _liavc sold laiid :it from sc.t-iitet ii dollars and fifty cents iiii iicrc to L irty tour dollars an acre iii this district- 'I`li Iziiid iicai' \\'eybiirn is iiow worth froin tIiii't_\' five to fifty dollar an ::ci'~. .\ qiiaiter section of land was sold for fitt <loll;i:'s aii_ acre a ft-ii' \\-cults ago at Belle Plaiic. The success of the ciipable tariiicrs ini this pint of the Caiiaditln Noitliwest is simply plienouieiiril. We could give you the iiaiiies of scores of tliein who have iiiadc a fortiiiic.II R, Mooney of _Wcylitiru workcdf rilic first forty scveii years of his life on an Ontario fariii, engaged pi'i'iicipalI_\ iii clearing off the tiiiilicriiiirl picking stones. He went wc tiii tooo \\'|tlioii'_ capital arid to rl; up a Iioiiiesteud for liiiiiself and bought two adjoining .scctioiis of I iid. llc is easily worth fifty tlioii_~;aiid dollars today. The H°ggerty family at Belle Plain are ivortlioiit- hundred arid lifti ilioustiiiddollars. This money has been made all out of farming during thc last iiiiic _vear.~i_ Like fortiiiies will be niade in the newer districts where wc are oycratiirg. Rciiieiiibt-r_ ive are not land spt-ciilators. We incrcliaiidise Iaiid, buy it arid sell it. \\_ c have an orgriiiizatioii for the purpose the same as iii wholesale lioiises. We liav.- coiiiiricrcial t; :ivcll-_-is r ii'l agents. \\'t- take the people to t_t~c Canadian Northwest iii our own hired 1’irlIinaiicars_ as do thc tlircc other land coiiipatiics. Mr_. Porter of Rbciiibiich lioiiglit ri tract ot land fi'<_ni the Caiiadiaii Pacific Railway, Mr. Porter is to lay wortli t`irt-c qfi rr‘.cr_-< of a iiiillioii dollars and iiiade the iiiost of it iii ' iiiiri'cliaiirlisiii;_; laiiid. 1). A. Robertson of St. Paul :ind I". ll. Lyiicli thcii operating iii a siiifill way iii Nortn Western Miniicsota formed ri laiirl cornpany arid pii'cli;r~cd a tract r f land from tlic Caiiadiaii Pacific Railway. They sold stock ii their company to :r I'ii';_{c iiziuilier of p;oplc and have iiiade for theiiiselves three iiiil- lions of rl_fillar's and paid si.-i'<-ral liii-if'icd per ccii' dividciids oii the stock iii the iiieaii tiiiic, 'I`lie Lure Land Cou.p;in_\- I as giowii diii-ing thc la t six years from :i small struggling concern iii Iowa into a pro~pcroii.- lurid cmirpaiiy witlia tayiiral and siirpliis of over one half ir million

of dollars.

Iliavc bc-c i riskcrl uh" I fniiic to Ilriiic r‘.rIwr~ rd Island for additioiial capital Iii thc

first place I liavc liccri iii\'»'= I by a iiiiiiilici' of pcr\_ilt- who lia'.'_~ :iskcd for an opportii itv to iiivcst iii tli».~ evo "; or wi' ffiiioaiiy :iid li; piizi ‘ipite iii its fiitnrc profits, and iii the next place I liavca dusirc lo liiiilrl up a conipaiiy of .'iIto,_;t-t.ier I’riiice Islaiid Capital and to distri- bute tllls stock a< wirli-ly :i~= possililr: niid to t~i'c:itc licrr: ii iiiarlr.-t for oiii' Wcstciii Caiiarliiiii .\Iortg:i;_;t~:~':r:|r| dc‘r<-:i'iir<-»' wlrcli I aiii siirc are not siiipasscrl iii st-ciiritv liytliosc ofaiiy issrictl iii ziiiy part oft .c i\'o:'ld. It is the iiitciitioii ol`1.licconip.iiy to lizivc ii I’riiic._- l'Id\varrl

I.~liiii'I iiian wi tlic llmirrl or I>ii'¢ctoi'_4. ~

.l. Heber Haslam

L`liai'lotfcto\i'ii

(`rit ilii= our nr-1] iriril i.,

_l. ll IIA ‘I».\ \I. Clir.|'Iii1~'tri\\~

_ l‘le~i~i- wiiil mi- p.,~ti'iiI:~r~ 'rl' [lic Stock of tic Ilielriiii I, iil Iiiviiaiiri`r Loiiipaiiy tiigt-tltv'

wi h Il.\' -ii if sliot-i<_ ur.-.

.\`:iriie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... I "< lf» ll- 173)

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Lfiinairer. and in Albertou. Herbert Clark, Manager 'Morell at wliith .. CL¥.d moved a lima not been received to enabfehlmyi

lconlldvnf Of his “ “ lvaxailon on the farmor - ln”

_ _ . 4 ii it th t the , ° 1° in _

l _1-h, ln", m.,,._ mn of .u_ l -The Guardian should have stated'f=l0l_“tl°“ t° th” ° ec t B X ,ess fshed. ’ “ml

. tent O 8 P

_ __ yesterday that ine Gough vs Gourlielmeftlns W" “Ot comm; M question. MR' MATHIEBO” 5107011 tt.

_Commute change at Happyhmd case was trieu in .niiinmai-side. lan opinion ondtlpimiiutzisyuw Umm jmrnment ofthe dw", une

. _ _ . ' , C Cl le _ ‘ _ l l

,bunimcrsiile tonigl. I. 2-12d1i. l _ i- lst?) ‘watt said the honorable H°“5° ld<l°“m°d tm l30l1lol'_.0w M 10

1 .___ _ t hi m _ o'c1ock.

~H~a.PDylund. Surnmcrside, again to- imeruber had apparently los B 6

_ _ ` ' I im.; with iii.. modesty. _ , i night with a complete Change of mmy. a ~ ' 1 - ' '~

ture program am, new mustrated |(Lau5hter) After discussing his eec S H

- - ` - » hlch he was . _ Q

._ 2_12d1i_ ._...... ‘tion in Summersilde, 0! W ` g

sous - proud Mr. Wyatt came to the Tuni:iI.l.

life was surprised to find the PW” er _

-The branch omca ot the Char- Government is willi to give us our t ~ . ottetown Guardian will be round on,J`ust dues evidently “do not want it. 'throwing coli ivhaetetiipbllogitrilte oi) F013., P Voter Street, Bummoralde, directly ‘If the Tunnel survey was a “bogus”

iopposlte Prince County Drug Store. one, why was not a. genuine survey

:a-iiarti. 'ii <1 in i t ned 1 -_ - - ~ . ,

mignpwhighm;ee\;;lglrm1;»l wasqggsg ments or cept. Irena, and asked why A Dintinglillied Specialist

(Continued from Page 6)

_ d t. };lbvei°’iiriil;§taat Ottawa. He cited _Sir -__~ Douglas Fofs report and the state-

l _Send in' your Iurs before the 23rd ‘estly decided by the returning ofllcer. ith” Premier should mp]-eseut' the GIVCS YIIUGMC

inst. We can pay highest prices tor,He hoped the Infirmary had been r.Foxes. Minks and Mustkrats. R. T. fhonestly built. but if so it was an‘ 'Holman Ltd., Summeiside. |exception to the Asylum, the P. W. I 2-1Bdr3i. iCol|e;,~e, and the Summerside Court , _-_ ,I-louse. Scarcely a dollar was spent I -We have still on hand five men’a on the roads all summer till just be- ,wumbat coats regular value $35.00 lore the election. Then new roads .which we are clearing at $25.00 each, were opened and old ones repaired.

Tunnel us an' almost imDOS€ib‘1¢ work 'I He argued at lengt-ll the “ld”

rautuges the Tunnel would give- C010' In th _ ing to the hsliery claim lie reviewed upon the patients the inypommm 0 the Washington treaty, the I_-Ialllax careful living and regulgr hibm award, and argued that t-he inshore Moderation In eating, keeping u, fisheries were entirely ollf OWU and feet d

vie were as much ‘entitled as New- warm clothing are some of the pn

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. . ~ hare of cgutiqus.

.nes 40 so 46. R. T. Holman Lui. It looked suspicious. Th t _ f°“”‘”“’"d to 0"' "°l’“."“‘° 3 _ idummerside. 2-8mwld&r3i.’ hihitions were B, good ghingyulzlug hixd the iiwurd. He asked, if our claim is N0 amount ol medlcllw will cure

` --- |lb.eeii forced on the Government which l -Rev. J. S. l‘Iu.ciii'tliiii° of Newcastle. Wal Wltltled lf’ 110 Credit- Tlw Same IN, B__ and wel; known in Betieipm ‘with agricultural education. We' send 'wlieru he ivini located for iioinotiine, \viis.young farmers to Truro because op- ti. recent visitor' to St. Jolui, to iittend alportuulties they formerly-had at teinperuiice federaitioii, lhome no longer exist.

At 6 o'clock the House adjourned

-Anyone having raw furs to dis-‘till 8. '

pose of would do well to send them

lndisputable why is it not collected? or even

Under Premier Peters this claim was ,to these few simple rules. set riown at $1,250,000- Later iifter| I ha e had perfect results wh," the claim hail been dangled for year" patients followed these instruction; before the people Premier Peters on gash-ite

return from Ottawar said it was ,rand rheumatic specific :-

found we had no legal claim. 'Fluid E

At the close of Mr. Wya.tt's speech Carrlana Compound 1 0,_

EVENING SESSION the House went Into committee. MY- 001119011115 SYYUD 3Bff=`=~.' i-.lla 6 oz,

.to R, T_ Hoimm Lt¢|_ gumm¢rsidB_ MR_ MCKINNON resumed his McWilliams in the chair. Three para-| Dose: ("ie toaspomilul after mm, Ili hest rices aid for Foxes, Minks ii eech. discussin our olaimg for _ ` _ lanii Muslirmts. D 2-12dr3i. ,ltgr and chenpergtrunsrportation. l'i‘€iitell<1`°Pl‘ \‘@f9"""‘l to °l“_l"‘s° _ l It ‘S °'dvis°bl‘? t°~-d"mk~P1°“W 0!

___ ggovepnment pany had indeed made MR. DOBlE»A liiwiness man wiiiri .s ‘water during the treatment,

-James- Whelan, Kililiire, thanks one effort toward 3, change. Theyim 'WOW how 11° “t““‘l“' The P"°"‘"“° A Prominent 10°” ml?-dhanf Who

all who showed so much kindness incombincd to oust the Superlntendentlowrs ii million dollars. What liitve has tried this treatment. states rim

gr-5-phi; were passed. T-he fourth para and at bedtime.

his xiecent sore bereavement. Sym-'nf the Railway with the result that l“`0 ‘O Oflsct this 7 He argue-d that the it Nueves backachm qladdw "°“bl°

pathy coming at such ii time' is al» he wasr continued in ofllce and his`<l;ilms ssotild be pressed to a s rii~ and urinary troubles almost immg. ways fully appreciated by the one in salary increased. Beyond this noth-,'li0l1- The Tunnel had D920 l»f0m1SUl» diHt0lY_ _B-Hd UBS a gentle but thor- sorrow. :ing was d0ne_ we had once- 5 sp1emim,Thu third steamer could not take the ovszh action on the kidneys. _

-_- |St.ock Farm. It wan allowed to run ‘place of tba Tunnel. We asked for _it,r All readers should keep this pre.

I -We are now selling meu's nioeka 'down to a milk station, and last. and Ito help tive" DUT difficulties till U10 S0I`iDti0ll. The illBl'.rllCf.l0llB are valin

» wool lined gloves regular price $1.00 _lowest to growing oats for sale. Tunnel is built. He moved un amend- able.

*for T'5c. All the balance of our! " ""=" Y - W ' ' ’ ""

-_ ‘stockpf winter gloves rind mitts at

lsimilai' dkcounts to clear. R. T.

_ `Holman Ltid., Summerside.

2--8mwld&r3

A few men’s fur collars in beaver,

Persian lamb, beaver oppossum and nutria still on hand will be sold ru-

' gardless of price duringiour pre-

stock taking clearance sale of winter

Summerside. 2-8mwfd&r8i.

--The reduced prices we are now

quoting on ments winter overcoats, suits, etc., atlord an opportunity to those who have delayed buying that

` land overcoats worth $9.75 now $6.50, ,men’s suits and overcoats worth

i$12.00 now $8.00 and many other; t lprices at similar discounts to clearf

1 ,`R. T. Holman Ltd., Summerside.

"` I2-8mwld&r3i§

'I -Reduced prices on mink runs. We

re clearing the balance of our mink utils at bargain prices. One 64 inch hrow regular price $60.00 is marked to clear at $42.50. Ono 72 inch mink

-'_r-.f-:-- .e--_i -r

_ _ __ __ _____,___,

__ rrull is niarked to clear at $21.00, and i several others at similar discountsi

fA1so two only mink mulls at greatly!

,reduced prices. R. T. Holman Ltd.

Summerside. 2-8mwfd&i‘3l.

_" --At the request ofa. large number ,of citizens of Summerstde, A. C. ,Saunders and J. Lelioy Holman con» ,seiiteil to allow themselves to be -¢ ‘r.omiiiatcd, the former as Mayor and

‘lthc latter as a Councillor, at thef

j forth coming Civic election. Other

names iiicntloned in con"uec¥.T6n with

- civic honors are those of Mayor ' Compton and Councillor McLellan who will likely offer a re-election,

uliio J. A. Brace, James' A. Morrison

-’» and Cleveland McArthur, although

"E the tlircri latter have not as yet ile~i

ll iiiiltely dnt-‘ded in the matter.

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MARITIME PROVINCIAL SFJCURI-i

TIES.

HALIFAX STOCK EX(H-IANGIL.

,Members Montreal Htock Exchange. - Name of Becrirlty Asked Bid _ f ritish North America 153 148

‘ ,New Brunswick X. D. 280 2.8!

285 280

_ ova Scotia X. D.

' Royal Bank of Canada X. D. 233 228|

. Union Bank of Halifax 177 174

Acadia Fire Insurance 105 100

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goods. R. T. Holman Ltd., 1

means 9, decided saving. Men's sultsf

throw regular price $52.00 is marked! co'clcar at $36.50. One $251.00 minkj

, r r

, _

Trimmed Millinery

at Half Price

We shall wind up by far the iiiost successful It/lillinery season we have

ever had, by placing on sale thc remainder of our triiniiiedliats at half-price. The lot consists of about 20 Iiats most; of which have been trimmed within the past few weeks. The colors are brown, navy, cardinal, niyrtle, grey and black, and all are good wearable styles. This is an exceptional chance to get a nice iiiodisli hat foi a small outlay while there is still almost three months ahead in

which to wear it. Come early for best choice .V

Ladies’ Coats at Hall Price.

We shall continue to clear out the balance of our elegant cloth and Fur

_Iackcts at half price. The large selling of the past few weeks has reduced them to a limited nuinber in each size. So come early to secure your fit, as this is cer- tainly a rare opportunity to purchase a stylish and valuable garment away be-

low niaiiufactiirers prices.

Dress Goods at I-3 off.

We shall coutiiiue to give a discountof 33 I-3 p.c. off 25 pieces dress goods.

These are excellent designs and splendid values, but we must have the room they now occupy for our new spring stock which is already arriving.

25 p. c. off Colored Dress Muslins. _

About zo pieces of Iiaiidsoiiie colored dress iiiuslins have been placed on

our counters at a discount of 25 p. c olf. This will be most timely for those who are forelianded enough to prepare the siiniiiier wardrobe during. the blustery March days, and so be in ii position to enjoy the good old suiiinier time when it actually arrives. An early visit will amply repay you if in need of anything in these lirics. .

M. TRAINOR & C0.

'I`lic Store That Saves You Money

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Acriilla Sugar Preferred _I8 .I5 1 _

Acadia sugar, Ordinary 55 54l

' ` Brnndram-Henderson, 'Iom-

l l`|'l0l'l

,Eastern Canada Savings £2

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Nova bcfitia Telephone Stock

as an Investment.

l"`"n X' D' Hu 137 The Stock of the Nova ‘icoti-i Tclcphonc Coiii ' ' ' ' - 1 _ . . . pan) is considered lE“°t9m Trust Cllmpany X‘D 150 145 a sound zirirl ritlructivc iiivestmeiit, for botli siii_:ill und large invcetorsg

'i IEBSWTU Tru" 00° The Comptliiy trtirisiictiipiii.cticnlly"fllZ5"Eiiliretelephone liusiiicrs IFUHY Paid X D ,140 135 of the Province of Nova Scotia. Recently the syslriii has been per- `HallIBX Fifb 1l18\l\'BU¢0 95 90, feclediloiig distance service established. giving satisfactory connec-

. l ova Scotia 'l`8l8Dl10llo X.D. 114 tions withal! parts of ilie Province. '.[‘\ii.~i has caused :i large increase

Port() Rico 38 3,, in the lriisiiiesa and profits resulting to the Coiiipany.

h- l Aondig Sugar 105 102 ‘ This stock yields a good return iiiirl should appreciate in valuo as

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1 Smnm,|d'5 Limited, Prefer-rod( 93 95l the Comp:iuy’ii ncunie contiiuies io increase. - ` ¢m,f;,3i|d'5 Limited' Common 35 23| _ There are iioboiids floating debt or perfcrreil stock, making this ' 'Trinidad E|ech~ic 73 74.- issue the only obligation of the Conipany,

-. ir. ii. Fire ini. oo. ioo sol PRICE 'IJ '"2 ¥‘-."- T0 -`_""'3l` 5 "‘3 P- "~ . . -Hamax Electric Tmmm” 101 99; Further information furnished on application.

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in Ngiiiistdcjtii stool a oiiai: 108' wal I g:~L‘l2:',':i:

1 consolidated 103 ioig l

Robb En lneerl 1 9

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t ii' fli lliiirholp nnrl nnpplliiri. Alun tender# slate iiionthly iviizurl. Cf»ll\|ll\|\Y fludtniz v\\lPPll°'

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