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G. P. Sll'.Dl\{| &
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We wish to announce' that our business as dealers in
Government, Municipi-1. Public Utility, and High-Grade Industrial Bonds, has no direct connection with the Stock Brokerage firm of Mowat '_&;McGi1livra.y, e.nd~is me sf.
We solicitthe continned_ aupporlrof our clients whom
we shall continue to serve as heretofore. ' 1
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that firm.
HARD COAL, chestnut also for CHURCH SEIWICES
baseburners, sold in any uuantity. A. ith. Harelbrook, 11
Picllird as Co., Phone 240.
Bervices,‘Alexandr`a,`3 p. nl, asv; W,
2140-s-s-ai. L. oothouse, Minister.
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FERT”-IZ!" STEAMER. vw-I rayon aarnsr rasmaarn-
TORIA - Parties wishing delivery services. sunday. March 0, albany from steamer Victoria. should place il a. m., 'I‘l-yon 3 p. m. Baptlsmai ser- °'d°“ 'll °°°°- °° 111°" Al=°°l\t1°n vias at Tryon. Mymn 0. Brinwn time secure sultabls steamer. P. n I.-Minister. '
Potato Growers’ Association.
2083-8-3-51 WINSLOI-Services on the Wins-
CHURCB 01-' SCOTLAND-Rev.
Wallace Maowaiker will preach at Canoe Cove on Sunday, Mum 9,
loe Pastoral Charge for March nh are as follows: Winsloe North, ll a. m-2 W1Nl°° Smith". 3 p. m.; Prince- town Road, 7 p, m,
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NEWSY FARM NOTES _
'. Mer Field. Slmday March 9. Clyde gp,-mgmu semen” coal Hymn. co"
_ By Agricola _ _ Lver 3 p. m. Kingston, 'I p. m. Miss hm need! replmmhmm om" ._ “___
6: Co., are unloading cars
-- '_ ut Albion. Nut and Stove. Inverness
narrisr saavlcas-North Riv- s,,,,,,,,,,_ Om Sym, amend and
Laura Bain, returnud missionary will
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" ' » " - '_"”l 1 speak at North River at 'I p. nl. Rev.
The most nctewcriihy event this
month was the north-easterly gale on the 10th. It was accompanied ,Me preceded) by a iheavy llsll or me barometer, over an inch and s I-,nit The velocity of the wind was 5s1diobe40mllesperh»cur,l1u.tas this means only a pressure of about 8 lbs. P91' NUI-N 100|’-_ it does lid: account for the amount of damage dmc all over the Island. In all like- lihood the rate was greater at times .ludlrins by une newspaper reports me gale was stronger on the eastern coast. and occasioned mucll_ lose from the number of hams blown down. We are fairly well sheltered by a grove to the N. E. buf, such wsuthef0l°_9oftl1oW|Ildl.l1B¢it illew ln one of thc custom windows roared tlhrougih the house, and blew out ine pantry windowto the west.. The barometer rose as rapidly as it fell and by 10'p.m. hadalnwst re- gained its formlefposltion. 'llherc has been an unusual number of clear fine days during the month with co:d nights. ` Our weaitlier changes qlllckly-and the barometer has behind somes times; one can often gather infor- mation of a coming change from the behavior at the birds and beasts while the instrument remains inert. This seems peculiar to the Island, if we may judge by the stress laid upon the barometric readings else- where. On locking over the llst.of lshnd plants, Dllbl-lslwd in thc Guardian last year. I was attracted by_0he name Brick-bean. <Menyanriihes tri- foliata.) T`nis_is a. new addition -to our flora. reported from several sta- tions by Mr Harold Messervy. It.ls found in North 'rempersfte regions thoroughout the world. Its trefoliate leaves have E close resemblance in texture sud color tothcee of the Brcadbean, and as it is a. defnizen of swampy places its common name correctly should be Blcigboan. It be- longs to the order Gczltianaceee. and so far is the only memb`e».r_ ol the Gentian family knolim to occur ia this region. Tlhe llttie raoeme ot ahitish or rllnklsih flowers is sont ‘what attractive. The Gentians are Ili noted for their extreme _tonic bitterness, so (that it is llpt s".|rpr|s- lnr in find the nuiclrbean listed in the National lllormulary of the Am- erican Pharlnuoeutical Asoclbtioni the price (to the collector) varying from il to 30 ce'nts'per'lb for ‘tlio dried loaves. It is'uscd'i1'1 Other countries instead of hops ln the .plcperciion of malt liquors. Besides “S *clue properties it seems topm- es other medici.na.l‘poiwers.‘ It will Produce vomiting and actu a pur- sstlvc. and has been empioyedas `a Uulle for a variety of‘other ss scurvy. dlvpsy; and jaundice. H°we\'er. like many other simpler, lt has fallen into compdrative disuss; but as new discoveries a.vn~n'liule.' Ind the powder of extraction and |tandard.laation_'in;¢\Iscs. the Buck zmayyettslrsitspIsce,ssthe
*fr dfdaned lc, to be e herb
for tile used; mm, H may intel-set readers tc know. *rt the list of "Wild Plants oi Ra. L shove referred wo. has been col- *°¢°d.bolnldmcccuttlsbcersy 'II of the Professors. and Placed in the library' ot. thc'Centr\l Ex- Plllmminl Penn at ottawa. On Feb. sth afflodr of about a #men duels passed over my house.
W the nm-tn-west. I ruled tc
them. but they certainly
duck, bising alilnfner Unit deal of white most ducks change
with Nason' and
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` 1-loner neil for nbruaryz- Reverend Bernard cliiles reid I meetlus which _yu held On 1;-at I .°~'° X-1 “°“°° "'°"°“' “ “ii ‘° “"°““ *“° ‘“‘°“ °‘ ""' ‘““ ""‘“""I"3. ”i'...”‘§§.l: George Hart, 3 Doris Pl-owse. _Mrs .Ichn J. Campbell. ¢_:"° 6_3’ » hu Pm _ or-sd. xx-1 Ruth aettenbury. 2. -- dt ffl* ‘"1 _ °h°°_:“__f E Alb ___P?_ pr-.mn miller. s mu vcuahsn. » Messrs Gecrse M°D°l1=1¢l “ld -T __ °°"°"‘““°“° °°“ _ ~ _ °___‘;__ M vm- -My = vu S H-fc mf~~f °t:°.::°“.:: °"»°”' 3 ”"’° M"’d°°k‘ ' hmm] of me lm 0 Y' theyerder ers o discs certainly' ` ‘°"‘°° Vm“1 °"°" R"'°m°" Mm' .___ < bccnagresthelcinbrommmgnsists Budd Bm* md amid Fmythil' My-_ P, E. Holland well known for of such plsdslllt environment in this 8 xl Dorothy sleek. 2 fa-“°*‘°“ Wd " W” °° s°‘“"' °“ H' ’°-’“°° °‘ W ”’°'“'°"
rcraythe 3 Puls Pie ce. day last. _
5”” ' u °" _,°h;,wn_ 2 A series ofcvangellcal meetings
Grads VII--1 C 've J . '
_ 'llheEim.lraWomens Instituto hold M., M, Mm' omdmwd in th,
a°'°h°““° Hyndmm' 3 Phyms FT lt very l“°°°“‘“’ °‘“°° md “'”° ”‘ ohrutian church at Fredericton. by _ SM’ “___ Dunn mmm,_ 3 their hall on Friday ll" ’°1°‘“‘” ths1u»v.ur.nu-by. Mi-_pcnbylsa
the hard tune dance The hail was
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°"'““"“'”‘°“‘ °‘ ‘P°°’"‘°“'- 'mm W. R. Msewsiker. Minister. *_
PBESBYTEBIAN SERVICES ._`.
appearance at the most inclement -men; Wm, me mu, Th°’° Wm 9° ‘¢__F‘/1” in *ha New period or the year. New I-Isven school ‘I-In;:l:;mht` ls; L°”°°“ P‘”°""’“‘“ °°“¥"""‘°“ Why has a rooster lwc nrclnlacnt P. M. March utn to consider the sd- °“ B““°"' M“’°” 9"* “ ‘°“°"‘*
fum,” in hu mu? To get me “_ mabluty of mmm! an wg cn_o1e_ The Old Geddy Memorial Church at swer to tfhls question we must intel- All "interested arq requested to at- 11 L m" Cmwn no P' m' H53' M°' wlaltc the Archaeopteryx the earl- gem-|_ ' 21-|2_3_7_3|_ KW' 5°°'Y- iesc know bird whose foasit- ' i ' » me ,»,m,l,,,_ I hte mn in ,mm To "mcHAB"_'E sHn,_m_ m°_ ralmmds To-na' slsnrnn- eums in iihe Old Country. They are man Reynolds of Murray Harbor Tm “mum 'in M°°l"°°1V °f "h° found, Iressed fla/t,1n slabs of stone. passed through the city yesterday um Rob'-W H”m:d°°"m°d'f°.’ °"' ,mms out in mm mm an me on ms my _home mm new hibiticn .in the Harris Ivssmorisl art
stony buurground. and one may be while ln Picton Mr. Reynolds pur- °°u°"'°"y’ °“” °°'b° “pm °°' fcrslven f°r saying "there aint no chased the ierry "Edith cavell" my 'nd Wm pmmly "H" °“ 3'u°h \mm°l~" All 91° A-‘°¢hl9°Df¢l'yX which will replace the old one'r\lnn- Thursday “next week “comme W :emma . _“mmm between me _ng “tween Harbor md Muna a communication received by Mr. J. reptiles and the birds, it pcnslres Hung, Nom, y E' H”`“' “"°""°°t"“'°’”'M"- 3- 1” or the characters oi beth rcnnues ' °°"'°“ "'°"°" “"1” M°”""°°" 'n‘°‘° 'Iloalolng crocodllisn head whose *__ mnmbn’
_ STEEL DEBRJCK IN ACTION- very. large and of nation wide feng,
""1 W “md “th l’”‘“‘» 1* l°l=1°d The first surel gu-der cz the new They will'bc exhibited with c large the body and wings of 8- l_2i!'¢l» but Canadian National Hotel was depos- number.cf cthlc`r_ painf.mgg.\,y me. _ it had ° ‘°°p°“'°'° °!‘“'°d thumb °“t` UM in Discs yesterday aftemoori sameartist, which are at present part i‘:._.= ::.zf‘.l1;.°;::.; :;°~.‘;~.:_;ii:°_.:S; °' M -- ~ my
10058 _each side. As the tail is the foot arm caxefully manoeuvered two ' . 4
rudder of a bird, these feathers were girders into position it seemed pos- FREDERICTON NOTES
in pairs to keep the balance true. sensed of human intelligence, as it .
By a process of evolution. through had indlrecltiy in the master engin- 'Mm M”y_ 5'”"°¥“°“ “°'°h°" ,°'° the ages, this clumsy long tail was eers running tho equipment. The er- c°"’¢”dm"W“ " "l'°W°‘° 5° U19 h°'m° gmduslly get rid cf, but me recon- ectlcn of une den-lclr occupied only °’ h" “_”-"l"9'-Ml’-.°“°‘ MN- °°°f8°
gr; dnidnqmd (0 gfgw ln pgjpg gut, flfllbeh hUll‘!- ADODB fifty 00118 Of W' stevmuon for uw week er_‘d~ ' . cg gh, gidg gf ms d1m_|_-nl51\_1_ng mi] steel have 'already arrived at Pool's ' "'* ' ' ' bm-um ,O may mw fha, 1, always wharf, and' more is on the way in- __M'°‘P°"“`°y Sl'-“U0” 99°* an even number of them though ¢1“lWl8 lfW° °l¢"°n W0 ¢'U'd°“» th' M, Bmdubwe’ Wu ° Wim t° Fr°d`
My m .mv ,Q ,,,,,,,,,_ Wwded _,_ heaviest individual pieces to be used. °1‘°°°“ °“ *WNY-
on pricey February 21st. sn eve-
"Y °“l°- I” “WW lm °“°”-’ °’ aidvmta arm vicmrry ning of gay festlvity was held ct the lille tail arid the wings are shed at *_ _ hom of ML md Mm mme sehmm °° *‘““" “‘° ‘M "‘°"°’ It ls with deep want we learn °f sr#1naneld.~wnc~ere new members ci W*l°“1l' ‘°°°' “"° “S” °f "‘ "°°""' the death of Mr. George Holland. the matrimonial clllsnce. si-ter the °f 1°’ "“‘°°°‘-" who passed to his ttvmel reward 011 guests had arrived which lnpzuded all ~' W in ms Fvhflvlry 7. having bolus ill only e the young friend.-. oi the neighboring
llglsastholzhthemiea., _ _ _ Grand Erpsriment. were leading all mm mme* 335°; "h°wg"°°‘“ ;“‘;__ his l_'_°“_‘:
' ' ' e ree e bay.w me ""'”'° "° high" ‘°"“’ “nd The :many li-lends of Mrs. Wil dcwln tl-lc'uri.wing rccnrwluch was
3?” H”-hmm" °”““""`°"' m‘;0'“‘° lim Han-ls are pleased in we her gslly bedeered with pretty nersl dsc-' | 'ms' "° mt’ ‘°"°u°“' Bm' W helm strain after undergoing a wr- orations for the occasion. The even- l°“'m dw’ Mm' hu mshest md ioos 0p¢r8l»l0'n in the City H0SPlf»9»l. ings entertaimnent was arranged in bést' thww his mmm! Charlotte/00 d is now doing th 'f 1 1 sh I have °°“‘l’°"`°“ ‘he “H °’ “ nicely. Shswzfasmtcwmnamcd home wlfllstornn-lsn‘;":cr!l1;l"cnd ohvlzrdsznlli bmi t‘° rudder' md this is its Wm' by hfl' n\11‘S¢.~MlS~S Murplly Ind MF- gifts were presented humoroussnd gh” ‘and_Mrs. Aeneas McPhee. witty verses were also enclosed.
` °f i I - This poetry was road by Mlssaildc
rutile fellows.. the Penquins of the_ M,,__E_ D_ mmf, merchant' Nm-th _cuume_md °Qnm_1ned_ mmy quaint AIl'5ll‘¢f'5¢» "ld th* Auks °f me l..ake,_ had the misfortune of having and a_mu_,mg` ggylngg |nf,_¢g-gpg;-Sed Ndfth. MN0 Bldlbby t°\u¢’~ which f°*"m his upto date barn and saw mill com- with a more 'sponta.necu`s deviation the third member of a tripod 111100 pletbly demolished in the recent from cermonisltypesbutinthemldst which they Sllnd $200- Th* Umm' storm . of all the hillarty ekpreaslons of good
wishes was not olilittod for the newly
the Island in the days of the olg . M55 Mary Harris. rlurscof the city mm, _ ,_ n_1°um¥_c°mbmm°n_ wide brick chimneys. had a s\'i\ll1'¢ Hoypitai Staff, spent the week end g|_,_m¢, gm-1 mugm of-amd-we form; tall 'with the quills prolonged be- et ‘her home in Elmira. terminated 0. very enjoyable evening. yond the fcsthezs, to give him (or _ ---' As Spencer quotes lt. .
her) extra support in hitchmiahis lllrnlra school is pl'0s\‘¢S4Ill YW' "But, need, that answers not to all my uf, me 5;-timmy, They iso ooably under the skilful manage- _ ,,q“wt_,_ _ I helped, to sllistsin his wedgllt whilst ment of their teacher, Miss P795! Bode them 'not lock for better hc slept. The woodpsekcrs depend 5‘_@"'“f‘- ' entertey°na"- `
on~ their tails as suppoilts while - --° _ _ _ _ °mnb’“‘ m”' md hmm tmmsel' .cmrf Ruslwl sit.;Jll‘;:l1.lr-lllrasouru, Wu D. Mr. Herbert Buchannan Frederic- >v°" by uhm mm mums with l’Th: rvliiarnd sisters, 'st Bernard ton. spent the week-end vlslvins at “M” "°°'“' ` _-' .I et. 'mess or the my me, who Mscseuls Mills. were he was me
, in
____._._.. ‘save been recently called home. OW- B116-‘li 0! Mr. Edgar Milligan.
ing to the lllnen or their mother. _ _ -- _
-° WEST KENT SCHOOL . _ s. John J. Campbell have return- Rofuge Division one of the Islands
____ mx to ther duties on Tuesday last. oldest tempelranco organizations is
in a nourishing condition. At the
powerful and innuencing speaker.
mm Rm" 8 gnom-I Iml. :moat mlm 2 packed to its utmost. music bein! md his splendid sermons associated
Gnd' VI-I ' fumllhed by Meslrs I\'\il Uhovelb “th ` vny mu chu, og ¢¢°d_vg|¢¢¢
Phyllis Whitlock, I Keith Ihnllllc mm” Mem” md Dmm Mumn for which mu vm.” is n°“d_ hu
accorded time laws number attending a nal enjoyable and prontable week.
'me people of ancient times re
_0¢l'¢l l¢*°°‘°°°!|» *_ -f- numbered the day preceding un arm-1 nun Owl. I I_“°`-° mr. stephen neue. menu. event wmwy, ,mm ,... um ..
-ynistlo and Johnston, 8_’Bct-_,_h, “gg end at nmlraths llleat off?-n_c‘“ _.m“my_ md_ tmwmly ,tr Num- ‘ ' 5 Mr. and Mrs. Jenn J. oamvbslr. . mm* me mm" _“mo Wh ,_ ,,,_. _ 030 UI'-1 Ami” W°'_l" “4 --" crcua supply cl griddle or pancakes. luster. 2 Hlltsrt Milfltyl' 3 Mr. I. A. Pierce. wg bmw; my “gem ig sented en 'lmoi-reed' *suit* Mary me I s My mmdqnnumm
_ - _ » undem an _ - dv. and the mme mole l_°lll.\fl'-
' ‘-s ‘ls , flhirlcy Holding,-8 lt¢l'Uhll?l\k°l’ --1"'“"""" ann to most' together and pei-sue
_~ _ _ __a|\_¢¢_:_e|l_urlnelethnnI- '. W1\cnab\9°burlt.!illlDl8t~°““‘° thetrlii toaon_sc_he\-nowher they
I ' ”""" y :'95'“°"1!-1 I sc¢t'conllr0nfDllrhlm.l\‘¢l\I\°-'W' lmcwti».lmlc_ naelscki vnu ec
in many iocalit|ea_ up to the present
ha-mn. 0 .tcclr _ mam. recently Bev- W Glyn” Uk mm|ncatcculs`ie»tlv_csccrc. `
.lefycssetnccmnlsttopleyancrwnim ___
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for tbl calllclolltbll atllabl Grvn` `w\0k`-ind'
IQKKNIIIBDMXRIWI. ‘
ray, Stock Broken.
Canada lu-y
Interests close to Canada Dry ex-
¢¢Pt earnings of a.round'$0o0 a share of stock for 1030. Last year about $7 per share was shown. At prices of around 'I3 the issue yields nearly 'I per cent on the basis of present $5 dividend. Approach oi' warm weather DHD!! the company closer to the D¢rlo<l of its peak operations on a seasonal basis and a merger with White Rock is, of course, undel- ` negotiations.
- Famous Players
The improvement in the price of
the amusement stocks in New York has resulted in some buying of Fa- mous Players here. Unofficial re- Wrts are to the effect that the sec- ond quarter of the company’s fiscal year, which ended February 28th last was even better than the first three months, indicating that about $4 I. share has been earned on the stock in the first six months.
The Financial World states that
profits from the new Fl-ood mine have been estimated at around 540 per ton based on present prices of nickel and copper, with the possibil- ity cf a-4,000,000 ton output. This would mean 822,000,000 from the old _mlrlcd and $180,000,000 from the Fl-ood properties, or a total of around _$102,000,000 annually. If such earn- ings .shouid be realized they would amount to about $13 per share based on present outstanding stock.
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MARKET REVIEW
.A reading of the report ol Nor- anda mines for 1929 would be a great- ly mistaken one if it took the rc- sult to mean eamings of $2.73 a. share on the amount of stock out- standirlg and figured that these was _barely sufficient to meet the current dividendtrate of $3 s. share. The sig- nificance and real value to investors in the 1929 report are apparent only if it is taken as indicative of an eamlng power far in excess of 1929's and 'showing the current dividend as named with probably a wide marz- 1.n. The report _should be looked upon as one of the most convincing dem- bnstrations ever given by major mln- ingopeiratlons in Canada of rap- id growth in pro`:iuctions and earn- ings of which the directors have good reason to be proud. The 1929 report may be.io0ked upon merely as one milestone in a course of progress. that. as inthe case of a mine that is frequently associated with Nor- anda,. namely Initsrliwicnal Nickel. bids fair to shed a lustre on the mining history of Canada.
Perhaps the most striking feature of the report is the increase in ore reserves that far more than doub- lcd in the twelve months, rising from 3,097,000 to 6.420.000 tons.
At the moment there appears to
|bs_ ltttle'd.oubt as to wether the cs- timnte provided in the report of Internationalnickel Company of the Frood orc below the 1,400 foot level .af-around $25 a ton for nickel and copper content, (without regard to precious metals) could be taken as applying to the entire amount of Frood ore in sight, 134,000,000 tons or only to 43,000,000 t/cins of "high 8"/C10 ore. .The former basis would .show ore-reserves for all the properties as around $3,500.000,000 while the more modest interpretation would indicate values of upwards of $2_'l00.000.000- we understand that both estimates are regarded as very far below the reasonable expectations of those _who know this great mlnlna property thoa\’>ughly_can be applied to prac- tically to su the rrood ore naw lu eight. For large sections of ore, esti- mates have been made f $100 a ton and even higher. There is enough in the report to indicate the confl- dence of the management that the figure of 202,000,000 tons of ore re- serve in .eight at the present mom- ent will bs round lar below the figure available alt the end of 1930 and still more conservative when compared with the actual results se- cured insucceeding years.
Brazilian 'Deletion continued stl'cl\§
during todsyrtrsdlna. Reports still show gtmng investment demand for the stock. Higher prices should oc- oasslon no surprise.
STEWART JONES & C0.
MONTREAL SIOUX EXCHANGE
Mgrkat repel* furnilsed by Green-
lhields 8000., M0htd‘&l_ in Btswlrt .form da Co., I0 Great George Street. Chalrlcbtotown.
Queeg ge elddng, March 6, 1930.
oelimcney ._ _ sur. Mourna/II.
abltibl .. AlbUrtaPll¢ificGl‘\ln ._ ... ASUUUI .. cr- ~.‘. .cc acc c»_» 3% nmluin ._ _ me B. A. Oil .. ... ... ... ... ... 33 B C. Power .. ... ... ..... 37% Bonding Products ._ clit Canada Oni' .. ... ... _...
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Cmadadbsnent ._ ... ... ... 11%
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Offered by. Auction all This Wéek
Nothing Reserved, Sale Positive "
’ 9.30 rc 12.00. 1.30 to 5.00. 7.30 to 9.30
.___ lvIEN'S WEAR LADIES' WEAR SILK DRAPERIES DRESS GOODS
SHIRTS SPRING CCATS FURNITURE SILKS _ COLLARS WINTER CCATS COVREINCS COATINGS GLOVES FUR COATS CURTAINS SUITINGS Sox CLOTH DRESSES BABY Go-CARTS GLOVES _ SUITS SILK DRESSES HATS YARNS
_ UNDREWEAR SILK STCCKINGS CAPS TRIMMINGS
OVERCCATS LADIES_'_UNDERw'R RAIN CCATS ` TWEEDS '
Also a Big Lot of Items too Numerous `
Store and Uffice Furniture, 2 Antique Mirrors.
PATONS Limited
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Canada Brewing .. ... ... Dominion Bridge ._ ... Foreign Power Securities .. Fraser Company ._ ...
General Sftcel Wares .. .. 13 Home Oil .. ... ... ... ... 8.60] Imperial Oil ... .....‘ 24* Industrial Alcohol .. ... . . 8% Intemational Nickel .. 3973 International Petroleum 20 Masséy H.a.\‘ris ._ 34 Montreal Power .. ... ... 13515 McColl Rpntenlao .. ... ----» 2305
National Breweries ._ 28%' 'Nsticnsl steel our __ elif.. Canada Bronze ._ ... 5015 Dolnmioli Tar ._ ... ... ... 20 Famous Players .. ... ... 50
Noranda ._ ... ... 41.10' Power Corporation .. __ 'll‘_~'_-
Price Bros. ._ ... ... _. 78; Quebec Power ._ ...._ _ 64, shswinlgen __ ._ "15' Smeiters ._ ..._... ...._ Steel oi’ Canada .. ... .. Staci of Canada Pfd .. ... Simons ._ ._ Willnlpeg Electric . _ . . . . . _._
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"_'_ilnel'ican Can ._ ._ ... ...._ _Alleghany __ ... ... ... 'Aliaconda ._ ... ,.. --- Bendix Aviation __ ... ...._ Consolidated Glas .. ... ... .International Harvester .. Kenneoott. Copper .. Montgomery Ward ._ Niagara Hudson Power ._ Paramount Players Lasky __ _ ‘cniok as Ford ._ ... ... ... _ Poor ds C0. B. ._ 29% Radio ._ . . . . . _._ 40%! standard oil or New Jersey ~- 62% l _Sterling Securities A 15%; Willys.Overland .. ...._ 9% Yellow Truck ._ ... ... ...._ l9%f C. P. R. ._ 203°.; General Motors ._ ... 42751 Ll. S. Steel ._ . _ l82‘_».
BANKS
Bank of Nova Scotia ._ 324% lunk of Montreal .. 305' Bank of Commerce .. 260 -aysl Bank ._ ... c.. ... 307
TOURIST OUTLOOK _
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MONCTON, N. B., MAS. 5-Pre-I dieting s. greatly 1n°f°°-*d "°‘“““ trsme to the Msnilnles this season. Mr. william c. Murray. secretary °f the Quebec Hotel Association, ad- dressed the annual meeting of the Martime Hotel Association. held here last night. Mr. 'Murray said he held s most avr-imlstlc vlsw in W- gard to business conditions K¢l'l°l" ally in the Maritime Provincsi. which he declared. are bound to ex- pand. He noted many new lndus- tries and a dlderent viewpoint cn th, pare of the people and stated the Maritimes are regarded as one of the brightest spots on the North American continent.
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= ACHING FEET Stop aching when bathed in a solution of Minanfa and warm water. Leaves smooth and rested feeling.
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'The many large. cmnmodlous and up-to-date hotels being constructed. ln. his view, will act as a magnet to greatly increase tourist tramc. A- mong the new hotels to be opened this season are The Nova'Scotian,
at Halifax. Nova Scotia. and Tho Canadian National, at Charlotte- town. P- E- I-. both being construct- ed by the Canadian National Rail- ways. - _
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All Liaced and Unlisted Canadian Securities. Giovanna! lad IMIIIPW ladl- New York Stocks. Pi-into vim an leading uehmgea and all transits.
Sendfcrfrn cofy c/Canadian Minh( Gaulle and Oil Supplement.
Also wukly New York Financial Analysis. ' _
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' Montreal Stock Exchange
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Stock 'Brokers and I ~ A
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S. Johnston, D. Macleod, Montreal: G. E. Leslie, Halifax; H. J. Ferguson, Hontrsl
BRANCHES AND MANAGERS
'l'oa.oI4'ro, W. W. Anglia lhnlrax, N. S., W. T. White
Lorman, W. E. Fleming Sanrr Jomc, N. B., D. _.W.
KINGs'roN, G. F. Styles strong
Krrcnnna, W. J. sweet: Moircron. H. ll. Stevens
snarronp, G. C. Hackin§ Srmrslr. N_S., R. H. 1|
Saaasaoou, ll.W_ Melt' nity Sr-.Joim's, Nrnn. Junea
Jcl.irl'l'n. P_Q.,_ Smnansmn. P.E.l.,
L. A. Lafreamers B. Rogers. Jr.
Moirrnnu. H. C. Ccughtry
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Montreal Curb _Market
Winnipeg Grain Exchange New York Curb (associate) ~
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Rc nbllc of Cuba
Province of Saskatchewan
Province of Nova Scotia
t of Saint John
Beaullamols Power Corp.
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New Brunswick Power Co.
British American 01|
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5‘s due Feb. 1, 1904 _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . 101.00
ll 5l.i-'sdue June 30, 1940 98. N_Y.
5's due Dec.2, 1059 ............_...... 100.50
5's due Mal'ch1,1950 ......__ 100.15
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4'sdueMayl,193'7._. _ . . ._....0350
dueoct.i,l0s0 100.00
5‘s due Dec. 1, 1081 .................... 95.00
5`s due March 1,1945 .............._.'Mll‘k¢0
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Eastern Securities ompany '
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For' March Funds
We recommend and ci!er:-
Price Yield “lc
4.92
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4.97
4.95
5.15
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