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Alberta. Saskatchewan ind' 0ni:»,rio_. 'gansppg “'31 ¢U"°MER, arnment or elven - -‘. - _ - _ _ .

' - »- -. ons. _ _ _ _ _ _ . -_ _ _

The October bank statement-*show-_ ~ _ _ . " _ ~ " `

so shown by th slam lo ani _ _

_Camdmn exports ‘gre Md':‘n;"° tam, ed current loans -oi $774,928,258,-_au my elilsliy to ol-ost Britain and alll-‘ ‘”°"°”° °' *I*22'382'* 6' U' -

ed couumel The _United Stnemlshort Loans ncreased by $17,784.!

- to $379 758,239. There was mother t

_.IT PAY, -to buy in this Proviiice isuzgirél CENT; per word each ia- Manlmm -ral ‘uolimno oAl1.Y oumliul cull- mir; `s¢'§»m;?fy 12.021: °°li'l'i:iI_i1bam

#Plz °b“il;‘:n:l:»l:»r::§;h¢Y's Tonsor~_| mum charge twenty»ilve cents.

-__ - --JOINED 10501.- Mr. /Earl Clark,

-PHONE 114 for Sinclair & Muddy Creek, has been in Summer-‘O

Si°Wi“`i'l 0l'°¢Bl'Y Bild S1109 DBDBYI- aide and Unlisted for overseas service

ment an d3 Ring 1 for oiilce until fur- with reinforcements to the 105th Bat-'

ther notlcef _3683-12-29M2iE2l. tellion. -H.

--1_ ~ ‘

-BARGAINS in Skates of all kinds -To RESUME 5ug|NE33,_ Thy'

Bi- 3U'0\’|8s hardware store under managers of the Enterprise Tobacco

Sailvotlog Army Building, Summer- Factory, Summerside, who were' si e. 9703-12-30M1i. heavy losers by the' tire are negoiat-

iirlg for a site on East Water Street,

-NEW FRESH GROCERIES ar-lwhore they intend to start up busi-

riving daily at Strong`s. Telephone ness again which will be as soon as orders will receive prompt attention. tho necessary preparations can be

` -_ 1014

_ . . . . §8,401,0(D 1 _ _ _ . . 180,421,000 _ _ . . . 52,826,000

250,654,000 ` 70,709,000 1

` 327,363,000

skatchewan

ntario . _

1915

200,757,000 12,105,000 301,941,000 84,119,009 _ _ _

476666,000

$113,085,000. .. . .

" _ 10,500,030

_ 1010 80310-020

224,400,590

_ _ ._ _` .` 121,710,040

420,489,550

,.5

00,055,880'

` 37l8,1i_ ` completed. -H.

`-FOR- SALE- At The Larkin Lstate, Clermont, Jan. 4th, Live stock farm implements. Furniture.

3616-12-28M3i.

-FIRE SAL-E.- We are selling our

damned dry goods in lilo siisrpo illliiliillli. next to the Clifton House. Get your share oi' the bargains. F. W. Strong & Co. 37l9,1i.

-CHURCH OF CHRIST.- On Dec-

ember 31st. Rev. ll. li. Bell will breach iii Central Street Christian, Church. Summerside at eleven a. m. and seven p. m. All are invited.

--HOLMAN’S have just received a

big shipment of new stock -patterns in- French Limoges and 'reg Seri This is exceptionally high quality ware. See it. R. T. Holman. Limited

3702-12-30M‘2iE1i.

-AUCTION SALE.- l will sell at

North St. Eleanor’s on Thursday. Jail. 4th, at 2 p. m. finyiarm, about 200 ao_re's. farming inplements, 12 cows and heifers, 3 horses. Usual terms-_ T. M. Llnklettor. 3'l17,i2,30,M3i.S.M_W.

-WE ARE SHOWING a big assort-

ment oi Men's- and Boy's heavy rub-

bers and overshoes in our Shoe Dep- For -the years 1914 rtlment. next to Queen Hotel, no ad-_ values given above are

,vance in price. SlN(‘-LA»ll't & STEW- cd by the Census and

8l'B

in ci iii

| ART, LfI`D_

a man Limited. 3686-12-29M2lE1i.

MONTHLY COMMERCIAL LETTER

systems are busily enlp oyet ant their gross earnings are equal to‘, those of the extraordinary years 1912

all

--LABRADOR H£RR|NG_-Another

hill shipment of choice, fa; Wee/bali Brand Labrador Herring; best on the` market. Can be supplied in wlloles,‘

Ives, quarters and pulls. R. T. Hol-

issued by HE CANADIAN BANK OF COM MERCE.

NO. 13

- DECEMBER. 1916.

» I

Business conditions continue to dlcate such industrial and commer-'

t has not

activity as the coun ry _ _ tiierto experienced. The railroad- |°NS~ in all parts of the Dominion mines _a

1 l i ire working at as full capacity aS,porarv and fric-nd, Sir William Mac- g

available labour will permit, under D -1 _ ' _ Bl

3683-12-29M2iE2l.’partment, those of

` lupon the prices of

_ but improved

*Fort William.

at Toronto. on _

These results have

lated efforts towards

duction, and despite weather conditions and a ply of labour, much pre has already been dons in inclement weather during terfered materially with

ditioiis during were at once reflected in increased deliveries of grain graded sc-:newhat better than anticipated.

INCREASED OUTPUT OF PROVIS-

As ill the case of grnzli there was an

advance in the price of all farm pro

i November the

il 1913. A. year ago the ruilroadslducts. At the end o

had to move the largest crop in the price of cheese On the Chief mhrkelf

WESIEBN PERSONALS

_-Messrs James Sherry and John

Sherry, two successftiil armers oi' Sea Cow Head. were among those doing

illlaillws in Summerside Thursday;

--Mr. William Clark. oi' the Thos_

Johnson Co., Moncton, spent Christ- imas holidays at his home in Summer- ide. -H.

-Miss Viola Todd, who had been

visiting in Bradalbane, the guest of her cousin, Miss Luella Todd, return- ed Thursday evening to her home in Summerside-_ -1-1.

hi th

Ci'

ougli t e cr p _ . the increase iii the volume of general, business has provided tonnage from which the earnings are as large as

-Miss Margaret Griffin. Summer-

s-ide, was a passenger west on Friday`s train to Bloomfield, where she will spend a few b0ldays° with her par-

ents Mr_ and Mrs. Joseph Griffin. ~H.

GEN. SIR SANI HUGHES TUSPEAK IN NEW YURK

-___

OTITAWA, December 27-General

Sam Hughes is going to the' United States to talk on preparedness. Ho has accepted an invitation from the Can- adian Club, New York, to speak there on January Sth.

_ A Good _

_ Small Clock io1°$3.00 0

_ This is a strong. beau- tiful clock, Just e thing for use on your

' Mantel

Boudoir

I Bedroom

S Desk ~ 1 Dressing Table

` It isan excellent time-

keeper, accurate and de-_ p_endable, attractive in de- sign and a really excel

lent value at....._.. $3.00*

BLACK & C0.

of $1

th $1

_ Sunnyside

011

EFFECTS OF ADVANCING PRICES

shipments of Canadian produce to

they . p prices of the principal farm products advanced very substantially. For

Winnipeg at the- close oi October, was quoted at $1.841/4, per bushel, a- bout the middle of November it ad- vanced to $1.95 and towards the end

ber, 1915, was approximately $1 and

No. readily marketable at Winnipeg at

price lust year was 51 cents and for the month of October about 40 cents. The price oi No. 4 Canadian Western barley in November was $1.03, as compared with 64% cents a your ago.

Eartncr o the ilrm of F. C eney o.. o g usinesg in the i iity of Toledo. County and State aTor0said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED D‘ lLLARS for each and every c

rift Ls osrnnxs cults RANK J. CHEN EY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pres

ence. this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886.

1-lall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts ro

System. Send for Testimonials free.

Sold by all Di-uggiats. 75c

story of the country; this year, al-

h o is unusually small

1015. it was expected that gross

earnings would show a decrease iii_ No

veinber, but there was a slight in-_

nd net earnings would have

ease. a f .

be l the phenomenal

eirquite eqiia to

h d it not be-en

results of last year, a

r the increase in the cost of opera-

tion, due chlely to the advance ill the cost of fuel and labour. Bitum»

ous coal is used by the railroads in twelve months ending August, as com ry` large quantities, and within the pared with the previous twelve

th the rice has ad- months, the value of the exports oi

st few mon s p. .

' 300 r cent. Lake

vanied about me traffic through the canals at Sault Ste Mai-is has been more than usu- ally active. For the seven months' endin October the registered tuli- na

ge of the vessels passing through'

ls was 61097204 ton. as

ese cana , .

compared with 47,862,258 tons in_ 1915. and the freight carried was. g0_ ith- slightly less than 60,000,000tons in 1915, the chief items being, of course grain and ore. Of the last named there was a very large increase ow-_

374,509 tons, as compared W _

g to the activity of the steel mills both sides oi' the Great Lakes.

The volume of traffic in our rail- ads and lakes indicates very lariie

sign markets. During November

wore exce tionally heavy and

tance, No. 2 Northern wheat at

the month declined slightly to 88. The average price in Novem-

e average for the entire year was _25_ Towards the end of October,

3 Canadian Western oats were

celits per bushel. The average

comparison is appended of the val- oi’ the chlet' cereals, wheat, oats

sie of Ohio. City of

I ,ucaa County, sa. Toledo,

Frank Cheney makin oath that hc is senior

h h C d in

of Catarrh that cannot be cured b; the use oi

(Se/li.) A. W. GLEASON.

N0'r/mir Pusuc

ugh the blond on the Mucous Surfaces of the

F. J. CHENEY. 81 C0., Toledo 0.

Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

varied from 23 cents io -24 cents pei pound, and that of butter from 371/2 cents to 441/Q cents. Prices usually advance when winter sets in but this year the increases are exception ul. it is noteworthy that at Montreal in the period from May'1st to Novem ber 30th, 1916, 2,173,299 boxes of cheese were received or 220,555 box- es more than in the corresponding period a year ago. At the'same time the price is 41 pei' cent higher than that of last year which averaged be tween 16 and 17% cents. For the

cheese was $29,733,679, as against $21,961,466, and that of hacc-n and hams $21,233,493, as compared with $18,456,216. Taking into account all exports under the bead of provisions the increase in value was 46 per cent. The increased output of pro- visions al; very much higher prices is but one of the factors in the pre sent abnormal _prosperity of the Do minion. As has been already shown the exceptionally small grain crop has brought to the producers a return somewhat greater than that obtained for the unique and astonishing crop of 1915.

NATIONAL SERVICE.

For the moment there are no signs

of an abatement-in the demand for the staple products of the Dominion. It remains for our_ people to organize their forces. somewhat depleted thro- ugh enlistment, so .as to maintain the volume of production. The National Service Committee contemplates the classification oi’ the industries of the Dominion as essential and non-essen- tial, so that there may be no diminu- tion in the production oi’ the' necessar- ies which constitute the great bulk of our exports at the present time. There is undoubtedly an unnecessary expe-ilditure of the limited supply oi labour at our disposal upon the pro- duction of many non-essential things, the demand for which is duo to the regrettable lack oi' appreciation oi the Empire's needs in the herculoan struggle now proceeding. The econo- my_ now to be desired means mc-re than tile' mere: setting asideof that -proportion of income not required ior, comfortable living, it means the cons versatiml of our industrial energy and man power so that they may be appli- ed to strengthen the pre'sure exert- erted on the enemy.

Large as our exports have become,

il; is quite noticsabe that our imports are also growing appreciably. andi include many non-essentials. As long as our trade returns disclose such facts it is obvious that however de- sirous some oi' the people ot' Canada may be of doing their iitmc-st for the Empires cause, their wishes are not being realized. Some extravagances have been limited by legislation, but it would appear that further ste-ps are necessary to enforce the necessity for economy nn the people in order

however. remains one of our, bestgadvancé of wmslssc in dmulumu V

'which reached $145,031,367, the high-

icustomers_ It is quite evident that our foreign market is confined at G

present t° certain °°'-mme” which the and of October aggrilnted $1.-

wlll no doubt always be buyers of our 9

d , _

2:21 lifitlisorbil;ldirerseogsiogifiioellltneii §§1§§;8§7§é§35'55°' “d '°" "‘° ’-°'"`

reported that Manchuria needs thre-

shers, and that Australia needs hard- mba announces that dur," uw 'uw

Mare, both of which are produced in.)

E:,?,?£_?,‘, The" are but “mance-8 °l'next, a bill providing for mortgage

from abroad for articles of_l

field is reported from month to

but the rate of production has

e _ very iirm and in high price, and

cases are still procured with '

continue to buy on an

scale, so that manufactur-

are experiencing difficulty in illi- orders, and the foreign market is

drawn upon very largely. f

01'

which the producer as o s

market. J

.onditions that are exceedingly prom

ve-r from the Cobalt mines, while s somewhat less in amount. wil|_. as a S -‘esult of the advance in price tc 741/41 n cents pei' ounce, he as great in value a ss last ye'ar. The production of nic- h

year was 42 per cent greater than last year, 'and in every other branch of the mining industry there is profitable

activity. .

At the close- of 1915 the value of b

have risen rapidly. No. 1 Crude is 3

respectively $3.43, $2.00' and 40 cents

by eight companies, which, owing to (1 the improved demand and price,have 0 now, generally speaking. ample ,capi- <1

tion so as to keep pace with the new. uses tc- which asbestos is being put. ` w As this is the most important mining Y

benefit substantially,

For the eight months ending Nov- fl

embei' 30th, public revenues. accord- ing to the preliminary retuma. a-_ mounted to $144,912,000. or $40,156.-' 268 more than fcfr the corresponding period of last year. On November 8 15th a third instalment of 30 per ce-nt of the last Dmniiiion war loan was met without. apparent strain. The bank statement for the molith of October shiowed that savings de- posits declined $2,070,967. The de'- crease was attributed to the' war loan payincnt on (lclcber 16th last, and under the circuniisiailces, is very small, indicating ii tcndclicy of de- posits to accumulate". The iliial pay- ment on the war loan is due' on De-

cember 15tb_ _

During November arrangenielits'

were- completed witli' a number oi Canadian banks by representatives of the imperial Government for a si; months’ credit oi $20_000,000 ior thc purpose of purchssinz wheat in Can l pda. A similar credit oi.$25.000_00t was arranged for the »linperi.al-author, 'ities by thc' Cora Exchange Bank c-T New York. An advance against this credit will he made to the Wheat Ex port Company. which is controlled by Sandyand Company and Robson and. _ Company. Tbmcredlts granted to date by the Canadian banks to the I ‘British Government amount to $190,- ~ 000,000 and in January they will be -

to organize eifectulally the Nation's

called upon to 'advance im additional ’

` ` ‘ ` ` ‘ * ‘ ~ - - A A A - - - ~ - - - - ~ - - - - » ~ ~ ~ ~ - - -_- - ~.-.-_-:_-_-_-.-.~.-_-.-.-:-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ _- - - - -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_~_~ - _-.T_-_-:_-_-_-_~ -_-_-_-_-_-_~_: ,~.~.~_-_-.~_~.-:_-:_-.~.~.-_-_-;:_-_-_-.~_~_~_-:: --.-_-_-_-.~:_-:::

which Canada shoulg be It

to supply. ' Our iinme late

- itlme to time of 5 per cent bonds up to

° '“""'”“ °"°"’"““¢ "°““”° s9.000.0o0 and tile proceeds will be

ith 1 er cent

the prosecution of the war, but loaned M 5

_ per cent. vv p

is “lm imperative that mme regard for expenses. ln addition, annual pay-

had for preparedness “ner the " ments will be required to provide’

'NDUS1-mm' CONDWIUNS' basis will --etire the loan at its matur-

Exceptioaal activity in the industri- from twemy to ‘ony yem_s_

THE L

F time being _there are no signs|an'd war, now drawing to a close, was ai’ a chance to more normal conditions one whose name was a __ household f

h t eek w `

is _ -

i§in _ At the close of November getic and practical in the promotion 3

‘hs labour disputes in British Colum- of those religious movements in which

bla were settled, and in -consequence he conscientiously believed, and he ‘ine mines and smelters gi' that pro-'was for many`ye\`1rs- tl D\’0i¥lil19i\i vince will be more fully operuted.The member oi the P. E.. island Branch f production of zinc and copper is iii- of the British and Foreign Bible So- ° creasing rapidly. The output of gold ciety. At the last meeting oi' the Ex-‘ in Ontario is steadily increasing. and ecutive of this Society in this city, a lil the Yukon Territory will equal that committee was appointed to prepare at last year. The production oi sil- a, memorial of Mr. Cundali to be-_

pread upon the minutes of the

_ re ort of that com

I __ _

rel for the first nine- moilths of this follows:-

H. J. CUNDALL, ESQ. I l i

:rudes and libres" 60 cents; a year W igo the correspondingflgures were, and Bu-Ong personality When

ur years of age he wen to

-f

in 1915, 106,558 tens. WGN? lll‘0d\l¢€<i Paul's Episcopal Sunday School, mil 113.114 sold- .This year the de* Charlotte-town, and it is oiolmod that mend has been greater. and the 0011- no was the oldest attendiint at sun- i€‘<ll1G“C9 “DCKS MVS U05 B0°“m\li9-i* day School in the Domlnioli' of Canada. Bd. Milling 0D6I‘l1tiC'IlB HPC' 0i1i`\'i9'd 0" having a record of 79 years atten-

tal to push development aild produc-_ dg.3,f,h_ _

industry in Quebec, the Province will ed this worthy institution, being

treasurer for ii nulmhcr oi’ yc-_irs.

BANKING AND F|NANQE_ on subscription Illsts of the British

and Foreign Bible Society, aild up to is death he was n regular contribu-

Y-.0 Edward Island Auxiliary' branch 'of th _ _

nd he acted as t.re-asure: from 1897 to . . same year he was unanimously' elect- ed - ' Edward is-land Auxiliary, which ot

1 .

iles he faithfully lined up to his lo- _ _ . ‘ mise. In his will he left bequests to ai, _M4 'W' A _ __ _ _ ___ W large 'number of religious lnstltutions.` li " " “ ' " `“' " " ' ‘ ‘° ' ~ " ""’ " .

st point on record. Tc-tal eluate et.

88,940,288, the increase for the month

The Provincial Treasurer of Mani-

ative session opening in January

oans to tarmers will be introduced.

will provide for the- issue, from

sinkingr Fund. -which on a 3 per cent

ity. The loans are intended to run

yember created s. demand for ex-

premium.

IN MERIORIAM

Among the many who passed away ua om the e-.ir-th in this year of grace B

iii Bruslietl Wool'

Here' are ‘the Sweaters" that ’ you' "have

been asking for during ti1e'iast three _weeks

'The new brushed Wool finish that all the

young folk want sliownln - _ ~ __ - _ _ Rose with . white Collar » ii:s...vl:i ella: $9.00 They’re the smartest -iiewest most. stylish

sweaters that we’ve been able to offer you--fora long time. - ..

ased as to allay any fears ° ' _

xisted Raw materials continue 3353155- and New Y°l'k f““d9 advfmc l 1 ]_9._121Que¢n St, ,_

AT-E MR. CUNDALL. PIL--!; EL ‘ i “_ i -5

mong others, leaving $500,00 to the

‘ ' h i tl _ » ‘

and the output is limited 0:11? du'i_"»;`; féihi-gl§°nn:excvl;l.lngesNi;vmi;i1’ek ,_ __ _ g_`__ _ __g_ _ __ supply of labour and mam. a` funds ruling at par or at a slight dis-

few weeks 15° the? fag anideg count. but the recent flurry in call e c '

me wmc ency ° t 6 Supp y loan rates in New York at the end of " " ' if » '. _ '

ew Sweatei‘i

- /

. 1

‘Curdy & Co., stock and bond brokers,

ible' Society. ._ Mr. Cundall was a strong advocate f having publicity given to all pub-

b ribed for religious pur-

ord in Cliorlottetown- Mr. Henry -if’ funds 5" 5° d i med on

ones t‘undall. Mr. Cundall was wéll F nd truly described by his contem- ‘

l the wav through" He was ener-

ociety The p - ittee to be submitted at the next

nnuml meeting oi' the Society, to be HALH;-AX’ N_ Su Decembe,._ 29__

oses ol' otherwise, an ns avin these reports printed yearly or thi' beneii-t of all concerned. Faith- uilness in' anything Mr. Cundall put

Guam' as an sterling man' Remus his hand and heart to, was the key-

ote bf his success, as' citizen' and

stian entleman

members Montreal Stock Exchau e., McCurdy Building. Halifax," N. S5'

CLOSING PRICES _

Yesterday Today

103% 27 . 1 76%

Atchison ._ 104

A.C.M... ...2_7% Am Loco ._ ._ 76% _

Anaconda . . _ _ _ 80%.

Q Lord, from henceforth they rest

tb from their ilabors and their works do

llow them_" Rev. 14:13. - ’ ` 'Eh'

slid uimllmis

(Special to the Guardian.)

old on the -itli of January, 1917, is as (Quotations fumshed by p_ B_ MC__

hri g _ “Blessed are the de'ad which die in Am S & R 103 _

Can Pac ._ 165%, _Cen 104 Crucible Steel 59% M. F. Ct. ._ 88%, Mex Nor Power __ 91% P. S. Stee-l 73% Readng 102 S. P, 96% Studbnker .. 104% U. S. Steel .. .. 105 Union Pac _ . . .._ 147 U. T. . . . ... ... 94%

_ 1 . . i'

The subject ol’ this iiignlorial “$315 _ . - ,!_,,i_i_;__;_§_,_g§‘ 3

_ orn at Park Corner, ew iso , _ -_he stock of asbestos carried in Que- prince Edward island, Jan. 13th, _ _ - bec was $635,210 and during the 13 at _ ' 6

Mr .

33, and he departed this life

:curse ot' that yearthe sales amounted Charlottetown, July 16, 1916, . 1° $3-491-450 in the meantime prices cundoii lived in ciiorfiottotown over

1 years and was- unmarried. Faith incss to what he deemed ills duty

ance at Sunday School. Hc was Hon- rary President of St. Paul‘s Sun‘-- ay School up -to thc day of his

For ove'r fifty years Mr. Cundalll

as a member of the Charlottetown _ M. C. A. and ho llbt-rally' support-

lin 1854 Mr. C\indali's nilmc appears

1' to its funds and that of the Prince-

e Society Mr Cundalll became' a amber of the Committee in 1890.

1910, when he' resigned in the

Honorary President oi the Prince

81!/4 101 165% 104 01% 80% 95 ‘ 74 101%

97 ' 103%

106. 147% 101 M

us fashione

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now worth $4.70, Nc-. 2, $2.70 and “all fu ' H

as characteristic oi' his action 9 il' St. V I

we wish for you during 1917. _

. t

4 May the pastyear be the worst you shall _

_ ,_ V

good health and moderate prosperity is -what' f l

ever know, and this year see a glorious peace

your friends- .___ _

li...l.... s.

Kensington . '

_ | - iz 3| _ I I

Fire nsurcince

`- A l\lé_Vcés3itji_ g _

attained bythe ALLIES is the: honest wishof*

' - 1 ._ __ .

_Then -insure in good strong sto;_:it,_c;oii_ipa_gi__-_._

" \es,which never contest an honest claim such,

asisrepresenwd by __

. E. R. BROW

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