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‘ ~ ~ 'E l have uon;.»..i such and such astock fora certain low

1 prici. fi ‘» v ~-ears ago, look what n profit I could have made".

“How sliortsigiied I -was that I did not buy thesebonds

when they were offered with a good bonus of Common Stock"

“Why those coniixion shares were given as a bonus not long

ago,now they are paying a dividend and see what they are worth"

'l`li»:rf° is an Old saying---"'l`here is no use crying over spilled .

triiil:". I'-.»;i`i. wish you had bought---buy.

ifuii p.».riii:iil.=.i's of ii very promising issue of bonds and pre-

ferrcd .~.'.o_-lr. ~with a substantial lionus of conlnlon stock will be sent to you if you will just drop us :l line, you will be under no |

- 1 1 .‘ ‘ obligation if you rv.-nil tor this iiiforiuation.

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0n Thursday, March 7th. Subscription Lists will be opened at “M

L3. $-

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...°Tl:ieodore Stewart, Bothwell, was

in Souris Tuesday renewing old ac- quaintancee.°

...*James Jardine. and Wallace

Bruce, Kingsboro, who were visiting Mr. Jardine's parents at Brooklyn. have returned home.”

...'Miss Elsie Muttart, Kingsboro,

was a passenger from Souris ,£0 Charlottetown Tuesday, where she will spend a few weeks visiting friends.”

...°.laincs Harris, Elmira, has hcl-ii

doing a rushing business \vitli his gasoline sawing machine. lt is said

Y that he ‘can saw from 30 to 35 vicinity-

loails of firewood per day.*

F .B _...‘T le `_&l k 1, hi l las let the contract of sawing u.ud

y y Ching, B sc Pom .ii

his foot badly cut on Tuesday while

Members Montreal Stock Exchange. I chopping wood, The Wound required

Halifax. Si. John., Montreal, Sherbrooke. Sydney, several stitches. The latest i`clf0i'L

Charlottetown, Si. Jah n’|,Nfld. was that he was doing as well as

could be expected!

___ ‘ Stock Exchange.

Quotations l~`iirnislied by F. Ll, nic

Curdy at Co., Stock ami [loud isro

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Commerce 'xiii :£15 Q, ,_ ` . 'r . N°"~"s°°ti“ 277 ' 27” Aiiiili i>Tl.i Aisilsii M°“°"”“1 "5" 24° i iuvii sl oninrio iw

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Eastern Trust... ._

r~ _ . ,._ ff. i.r <‘ .1 -wer... .._._.i0u

Mnuiuizc 'l'cl. _ on- ._ Maritime 'l`~! . "Y"

N. . ......l.(l4 N. S, Cai", V i 95

N. S. Cnr, 4' N. B. Cnr. i .

N. S. Car, i.:-in. ' Stanfields, i‘ <'. .. _......l05 Stanflelds; U1 :_ .. V

, Trinidad Cons. ` < li- l.‘uiii.

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Trinidad Elcctriif... .

BONDS.

Brandrain-Henderson 0's. ..l00. 37 '_ _ _ _COTTON

0. B. Elec. 5's....

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Chronicles ......._101»_ _ 99; M‘*""l' ‘ “V27

, Halifax Tram _.._,.___1.oi.; loo' .\VlHy. 1"- 0

Hewson Pure Wool Toi i"s _July » 10‘.5__2 _ with 3° p_(._ of , .., 4_3, iJi:I.li|l&l` ]0.bZ

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Maritime 'l`clcplii.ui» NL S. Steel, lst .\.i~'~

Do. Dclieiiturr-' :~‘t '

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March 0 ‘l2

Atcliison 1052 1055 Ain. Beet Sugar 5711 56;- Amiil. Copper 1.9;' 082 ` Am. Smcltera _ 742 74 Auii-_r. Sugar Ref. - ll72 iiizoiiklyn ll. T. _ 803 801 I' 1'. R. ' 2282 2282

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Northe'i'i1 'Piiciilc ' - |lJ Peniisylvaniii. l23L

_ 1233 lteading 155;

l55,l 135 1082 lil() i33}

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GRAIN

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& -1 - ~ - ' ii a 1 ...'Patrick Burns, the wen iinown doors yesterday. after heirs vv\\fi'\°“

contractor of St. Teresa, arrived in Souris Monday and left Tuesday af' ternoon for Elmira with his friend, 'M. J. Campbell, where hc iiiteiids spending ii short. time visiting fi‘ie-nil:~i_'

...*’l‘I.ie Elmira freight shed is being

rebuilt hy George Snelgrovi-, i7lii1i'~ lottetown. All the debris has hcl-ii removed and the work of rel»iiili|iiu.;- is now well under way.'lE.lJ. l~`i‘usc|~, North Lake, has the izoutiuct, of sup plying the liiiuher und hiring; the men.‘

...*’I`he meeting of the Red ,Point

Literary Institlitc wus held on Mon- day evening, suhjcct for debate “lie-

to our young people's interests to rc- main home and develop their own Province.” T. S, Robertson, Angus MacLellan, Silas Fraser and lialph Robertson delivered long and forceful speeches in favor of the resolution. They were opposed by Alex. Robert- son and Adrian Maclnnis whose con- vincing nrguments ami persuasive elo- quence so affected the uiidience that when the vote was ta_ken thu resolu- tion was los-t.* _

...*The members of the Quarterly

Official Board of Soiiria iuetliodist

113; (lircuit met at the houie of J. 'l‘.

and Mrs. Wiggington, Bridgetown, oh Monday evening, the 4th inst. llc- fore proceeding with thc hiisiiiess of 'the evening all partook of n delicious supper which had been pi‘epui‘ed by the esteemed hostess. The vote on fTl'\urch llnion 'was carried unani- ‘mously. The- finances were in good stiindiiig, A unanimous invitation tr. 'the pastor, Rev. l<‘. A. Wightman, to remain in the Circiiit for the next Uonference year was accepted sul ‘ect

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10.34 to the apDro\'al of the i‘onfereuce to l0.47ilii-. held next. Jiiiic. A hearty vote oi' lll,.’»7lt|iiinl&,~i was teiiiileiued to the host. und

.iios-teas for their kiiiilness.‘

E ..,*'l‘he following morell notes liiivc ;beenNijoceiveii:-'l`lic many ____fi_'iends of ,George Kelly will he glad to le_ai'ii ithat he has completely recovered ifroin a very severe attack of la lgrippc.-Miss Addie Fecllnn of Mount ,:\`tc\vurt paid u recent visit to Morell ithc guest of her sister Mrs. Francis iK¢-lly.-Wilfred Anderson, bookkeepcr ifoi' thu firm of Ii.M. 1'oo1e_& (`o., lioivei' Montugiie, is sprndiilg n few

~ 4 weeks holidays with his parents W.

,I`. and Mrs. /iiul`ei‘soil of l_Vlorell.- *Miss Annie Matheson, teacher at Vloiell laid ii recent vii-iit to h

|E\ven, Moreli, has returned from Sar- lauac Luke where he has been for the limprovement of his health, and all ;aro glad to learn that he has improv- ed wonderfully during his stay there. ,The young folks of Morell and vicini

,_ ,_ iity are practising for n. concert which

I5-80 1"-3_°.is to take pliice some time in March 15-17 “'10 the proceeds being in uid of the hall.

The ball which was held in Morell hall on Feb, 15th, was a complete success and everyone present was per-

, _ . _ ‘ /llllf-WATEU Wm ivctly pleiised with the manner in

~ TOWN UV S0Um"!|wliich it was carried out by the cap- "- ' ' `;I‘*""' ' uhle' inanugers George Hooper, Loyd

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, few days xrgo for one or

IHIf‘l"‘ UUUUC Slllmlfes ‘UF th” WW" Uf home in Morcll-_-George Leslie i’ur~ i

Soiiris hns niet with favorable coni- inent. Probably Soiiris has more vis- itors, proportionately, than any oth- cr Island town. This is owing to thi-_ many splendid natural attractions. More would summer here if the at- tractions were greater. At present no one, native or stranger, can get ull the streets for rest or recreation, without being n trespasser, with thi- exceptioii of the shore. In addition ,io the sipiares, which are a. necessity, '.<:<»nic are saying something in the jform of a Park would Le a .paying proposition. In some places such an iiiiiilertaking would involve consider- lable iixponditiire, but in Sourls by 'virtue of natural conditions the task would be well within the range of easy accomplishment. This is made possiliie hy the presence of the heali- tiful Norris-i' Pond within the town limits, and in its natural condition ,a park of_'rare ,beauty A few touches 'only are needed to make this one of inni.uro's beauty spots. The only im- _ [mediate ,need would be to acquire a lmoderpte strip of land on either side iof thefpbnd, and the construction of ia driveway around the margin of the 'wate_f, and a few foot paths. Slight inddftional improvements could he airnde from year to year as occasion required._ This charming littiewlell lwith the adjoining magnificent beach ,is already visited by hundreds every summer. Encircled by a carriage ~drive, 3 few boats and canoes on the iponrl and a bathing house or two ,would bring scores to this spot every jiine day in summer. A moderate fee gfor boat hire and bathing suits would lvfcblhly meet all chargeeun money :expended Such a place would. con- lveft Sourls into a veritable watering mince, with no lack of patronage. Im- i"‘°‘lil\¢0 “Bus should be taken to se-, ~eur_e this snot for a play and pleas- ure grounds for the town and its

musii was rendered hy favorite voil

iiiists Alilniios McI'}achei1\, Guns, Mc llonald, Jay ilraue, mid E. Bamihrlck l-"hiiip .ll Ilossiter, teacher of Mili hiiruc spoilt the week's cud ut hié'

sei' ou tm- (1. G. S, Minto spent Sun- day nt his bomerin Morell.

solved that _it is more advantageriiis

`Montague. 1

...'James Jardine and Wellington

Stewart, Kin sboro were calling on,

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friends ini Souris yesterday.°'

..."l‘hs Morning Daily Gllardill CID

be obtained ar. H. J. Mabon's Drug store, Bouris. ‘

...*F. G. Jordan, agent, will he glad t0 receive ull news, advertising, and subscriptions in Souris and vii: inity. ‘

___vMw~Lini McKinnon, ugeiit, willllvi

glad to receive ull news, uilvertisiiilli und siibsirriptioiis in Moiitiigilc illliii

...*Mrs. Robert Fraser, North Luke.

1 splitting her year’a firewood to Jas-_i Holland and William Pierce.”

._.'The many friends of William -I.

iMcDonald, Souris, _will he pleased t0 .learn that he was able to he out of;

to his home for some days from ur; juries received in a riinawiiy HC<‘l\\" i\nt._* _

.__'<‘.ondiictrir E. V. Hi-ssion, of Loi don, Oni... loruierly of ileoi~i:0t\>\v". military circles, was t.rsiislr\i'ri=d fo i{'ingston, Ont., recently. 'l‘ll0 Ii<JI1'| don papers, in referring tu tho chuiitw i have very coinplimenliiry. iiotlr-es, HI; ilie popular (loii<liicl.or.

...°'l‘hu Montague liiirnishiiig V

4,, imiriinig ,t special suis of l~‘iii'nii.i1}_'c' saved front [irc iii the Aiidi|.~ oruin. Everything must go -to mnkc, room for new goods. .Prices are rc-5 duced from 50 to 75por cent. Now is; 'your chance to procure Fiirnitiii-e lol” _lmost nothing. 3-4dritl. .

..."l`hc pie social and entlertuilimtllti

held in the Kingaboro Hall. Tllemayi evening, was 9, complete success. ’l`he, prograni consisting of recitnt.ioiis,1 solos, dialogues, etc, was well 1'0INl¢i ed. after which the sale of pies took, place. Arthur Robertson acted us, uuctioneer to the entire satisfaction. of all. The sum of $42.65 WHS Veal” cd. lt, is the intention of thi-_ com-. mittee to devote this slim to l`ffi>HI\`H

for the schoolf.. ,

...'ResiiIt of examinutloiis in ilu-I

Souris High Si-.liool for iuoiiili of Febriiury1-Principal's llivisioii, i~leni~` or (iradc-l, (‘arl Mciloiiald; 2, A1024. l\’lcI’liel‘son; 3, Artluir I-lullunid. -lu-1 nior Grail-c-1, Rota (loilin; 2, Pilif* lloimn; 3, (`ecil Wiglitmnu. Vice- 1’rincipul's Division, Senior Grade-1, lt. Wightman; 2, W. Delaney; 3, Geo. W. Townshend. .Iunior Grade-l, _ Frank Morris; 2, (‘litf Mc(`alli|m, 3. Louise Wightman. ~First Assistant's i Division, Senior Grade-1, (leo. Frii-I ser; 2, Alva Towiishcnd; Ii, Geo. Hi.. John. Junior Grade,-1, llavida But- vr, Bessie ilnrrctt; Ji, lllauil (lillun. '

Famous “Pint of Cough

Syrup” Recipe ‘ ‘

No Bcttci' Ilclni-dy ut .»\n_v Price. Fully (iuu|'nu|.ccd. ‘

Make a pluln syrup by mixing two cups

of granulated sugar iiiid our- cup of ivurin water and stir fur two iuliiuics. l’iiL 2'/g _ounces of pure l’iii<-x (fifiy i-ents’ \\'orili) in n. 16-ounce bottle, and fill ii up wlili the Sugar Syrup. This gives yOu :.1 iuniily supply of the host rough syrup ut ii .suvllliz

‘1 ‘V . l _ ` ' cr I

OATS illnmfi 8-il S\\|Y`|m9|`S1de»-HCFI) R- MC' inf $2. It never spoils. Tuke n teaspoon-

ful every unc. two or tlirog hours.

The effectiveness of this simple remedy

is surprising. li ser-ins to luke hold iii- sfantly. and will usually stop the most obstinate cough ln 24 hours. It tones up the jaded uppeilfc and is just lnxuiive enough to be helpful in ii cough, und has a. pleasing tusie. Also excellent for liroii- clilul trouble, ilirout ilclcle, sure' liirigs und asthmu, und an unequaled rcuit-dy for whooping cough und croup. ~

This recipe for uiuklng cough ri-iucil_\'

with Pincx uuil ‘sugar Syrup (or siiuineil honey) is a prime i`:i\'orlte in tliuiisuiids oi' homes In the Ulilieil States und Cuiizidii. The plan luis been iiniiiilcd, ilinugli never auocrssfiiily. ‘lf you ii‘_\' il, use only genu- ine Plnex, which is the mos; vuliiiihli- i'nncenti'nlo\l t-oinpound of l\'oi'w.'iy \vi\||,. pine extract, and is rlcli In guiilnool unil ull the natural healing pine eleiuciii.-_ Other prupnriitloiis will noi. work in this recipe,

».'A guaranty of jnhsriluie satisfaction, or money promptly'ri~fiindi-d, goes wltli this ‘eclpe. Your drugglst has Plncx,_or will get it for you, If nut. send io The Plncx

‘- C0., 'l‘oronto. om.

`Dominio_ii Iron & Si ` 5 per

for the Sinking Fund in daio $755,009.

\Ve will be pleased io forward our deic

Price 95 I-4 and

(II: Bradford. Manager.) I6!

Toronto. Quebec. Montreal. _0i_iawa. London, Eng.

L ..___l_ *Y i 2'* _ I

eel Company. l.imiieii_ cent 5 i

FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS i

Of' the original issue of $8.noo,o0p there have been redeem z I by ihe Trustee

The bonds mature on july ist, |920 and are also redeemable ai the option o

the Company upmi six months' nbiice at iin ai d accrued interest. ` f

At ilie present market rrice, these Binds yield over5 i 4 ver ceni. .

riplive circular giving full iiifornialioni

upon requi-at. I

Interest 95 I-4

RUYAI. SECURITIES CORPORATION, LIMI Ililli

Hollis St., Halifax, N S.

__ I: _'___`__________i_. ,_ _ _ _ ___W __

cnmnniniiies under sound manngeniei

aging from

Preferred Slock i V

For il\o'r-.in searrh ofa safe. attractive, permareat invrnlmenl. we

bellevclhe beat combination ofyield and e ecuriiv can be found in high grade Preferred Stocks issued by Corpo rations in operaling proaperriia

years ia rfllecird in growth rf liusiiirss and increased earnings.

Ai your requcatwe. will he pleased io submit toyni Securities of Companies with s. long record oflionesi manngeincnt, steady growlll

. and the payment of continuous dividends aver-

6 to 7 per cent.

il, whoec pros; eriiy ovrr a period

Members Montreal

N EW G LASGOW.

|.¢ueats.° ‘ ‘ ..

J. C. MACKINTUSII & C0 ‘

' ESTABl.lSllED |873 ,i

nanirax. S1' IOHN. - MONTREM-

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Stock Kxcbange. ‘,

FREDERICTOM ~

C Q C9", ,t V=lIaIifax,__St. :l_ohn.` (Montreal, ,New ‘(;|,_1.! "1

and Fredericton. The right is reserved to allot only sucI_\_subscripii°m_ or M

such amounts as, may be approved, and to close the Subec iption Ib k

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out notice.

'iu>rLicixrioNs"wii.i. ni: Anso iuzciziven Ar Au. si;

- iioriu saint or CANADA. ANCIIES °F “E

J. c.MAcK1NTosH ef co.

OFFER FOR SUBSCRIPTION- _

$75000 _

7p. c. tumulalivt Preltrred Stock

'OF THE I

iiiivi scuiii uunriiwfiii ci.. iii.

(Incorporated under ihe.Nova Scotia Companies Act.)

Ai $100.00 per Share. with a Bonus ol 40 p. c.

» or PAR viiuis in coniuoii suiiizas. -

_ ’cai»iraLizArioN

Authoriied Issued.

7 p. c. Cumulative Preference Stock. $250,000 $150,000 Common Stock - _ - _ _ ' 250.000 150,000

' The Company Has No Bonds, and there is No Mortgage ` Upon Its Real Estate or Other Assets. l

Of the $I50,U00 Preferred Stock Issued, $75,000 has already been taken by the Shareholders of the Nova Scotia Knitting Mills Limited, and by outside Investors, leaving only $75,000 available for the present offering

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TERMS DF PAYMENT.

I0 p c with Application. I5 p. c on Allotment, 25 p. c on March I5, I9I2.

25 p c. on April IS, I9I2. 25 p c on May I5, I9I2. '

Instalnients paid in advance of the dates when due will be discountedat the

rate of 7 per cent. per annum.

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Jouu E. woon,

A. F. McCUI.LOCII.

G `.0. E. MUNROE.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS ` _

NELSON B. SMITH Local Advisory Board, Royal Bank of Canada,

_ President Scotia Pure Milk C0., Ltd , IiA1.Il"AX

Director- Acadia Fire Insurance Coiiipany;""""'""' Director Late Union _Bank of Halifax, HALIFAX

of ]_ C Mackintosh and Company, llirector Camaguey Electric Company IIALIFAX

of A l*`. McCulloch & Co., Merchants,

Mercllzmi, - - - - WESTVILLE

NEW GLASGOW

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The Nova Scuiia<Undcrwe:1r Company,

Limited, has been incorporated- under the Nova Scotla.Conip1nies Act to lake over the business and undertaking of the Nova Scotia Knitting nun; i,imnea, of isiifeini, N. s. ii.. cludingilie Plant, Stock on hand, Raw Mat- erials, Trade Marks. Goodwill and all other assets of t_h:_1i Couipnny as :1 going concern. The new organization will continue ttc busi- ness of the Nova Scoiia Knitting Mills. but on

ii much more extensive .scale io nieei the mnnifesi dcniziiid for goods of iliis (_‘oinpniiy's iuaiuifacture,

PRODUCT AND DEMAND

Noiwitlisiandiiig ilie want of sufficient

equipment to take care of business offered. and the liaiiclicap of lack of working capital. the Nova Scoiia Knitting Mills Liiuited earned last yr-nr i2 i-2 per cent on the capital, after payiuent of Bank Interest. The Nova Scotia Ilnflerwcar Company enters the field wiiha thoroughly up to date equipment and aniple working capital. Orders already booked BFG double the total oiiiput last year. A single con- tract closed wiili a Winnipeg firm and run- ning our n ininiiruin period of iliree .yeafs calls for iriial sliipiueiiis each yearin excesi Of the whole biisiness done by the old CoiuP“"}’ in lgli. _

PROFITS

Judging from Costs ascertained from the manufacturing experitnce rf the past f0l1l'

years. the Company should realizea net profit for i9i2 on orders already on i»a»d<>f..._ _....522-W9

The 7 percent. Cumulative Dividend ou $i5o,ooo Perferred Stock will call

` Leaving it balance of_______,,, ...-....

which is equal to over 7 per cent. on the Common Stock issued.

In suceeedingyeara the enlarged plant will be operating for the full twelve months. "ld “'“I"|'

should be very materially increased.

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I With the market for.the goods assured, with the advantage of cheap |l0W_¢l' “#1 Pwgreasive management added to the experience gained in the~operai|o_n 0 the Nova Scotia Knitting Mills, the outlook for this industry is favorable in I"

extraordinary degree.

APP|i§_s_tions~_-wi_II_be be received at the Offices of J. C. MacI_i_i'n_t_Q8l\ @,c2"_2I

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the Royal Banli bfi ant' da. _ '

A ' Suscription Forms May Be Had on Request.

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. Established |837 _ _

_ wg * Members Montreal Stock Exchange

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