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NUMEROUS ARTISTIC, SCIENTIFICLE

LITERARY AND SPORTING EXHIBITIONS

MAY-NOVEMBER. |937

For lnfornliiiion kindly g || g 3|, _ V Argent! ulltl uino to .\Ili. A. lEi\’Nyl~`I¢‘AN(}II|I:‘;¥kI.I}Y`i;IXTNR?"

NEW YORK, May 1-over night,

news that the over extended Lon- don speculative position had been cared for had a marked influence 011 0196111118 P17058 in the New York market Friday. leading stocks opened two to five points higher on fair sized volume and the mar- ket displayed a firm tone through- out the day. During the afternoon prices milled more sharply and stocks closed at about their high- e;t levels of the day. The strength was participated in by all groups but the rails were outstanding, showing the greatest Percentage X gained. Sentiment continued more optimistic than that prevailing for

, :ome weeks past although scepti-

cism might increase if the present

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Advertising llates-Payable in Advance

llouirui Guurdlmi locals, 441 por yung- we t _ pei- word, Aniiouiii-viiieiiln iuui running I-;\:ni£ri“2iim;:, £:,::§r.n 'E si- pr. wi-ru; iii bi.-iiior-niii i~oi.r»u. zo.. Dm, mm. LM. 0,‘l,|"“';" ‘"0 spiriiiiui urivriiiicn mardi. on-, do wr umm., |A“' '“ "'

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ver lllill, honor-ii or iiiniii-ii and ei reel L' en 0 wiiril. Uiiicr ruu-ni un uVviieu\.o||. vp u mn' mu "I mu' D' “ 9°' lilllllllllllll C-'huriiu for any mlvertiiiemein twenty-nv. bong,

wW*°W ®mowmm n-cocoa-u~oqg-ogg.,

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technical "ally score too sharp‘ an advance, inviting further selling. Up to this point the market has become fairly well accustomed to the several factors which have served to dcpres security' prices recently and having appraised the probable efforts of them, it is now apparently inclined to accept pres- ent quotations of leading stocks as reasonable enough at least for

__d___Y_Y For Rent

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trading purchases. In the absence of any new uncertainties develop- ing over the near term it would

PIANO T0 RENT. GOOD CON-

dition. Phone 074. Fi. _-.._ i='2°35.'4739;{¥1;

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FOR SALE - ONE HORSE. O.

__Nuiiii. Winsloe. H I..-2025-4-28-61. oii.\'.i.\rEN'rAL 'mars' AND Shrubs at F. S. Reeves, Southport. . L'2l?31t‘?:23;61;

FOR SALE - A QUANTITY OF

good hay. Stanley Foster, Dun- sta.ilna.ge. L~2023-4-29-41. i5i‘i"sTI.'e;rT.'irTi’i~.;i.”v._°.K~

wheels. Calvin - Cauieron, Mt. Stewart. L- 2098-5-1-31. ¥iini ;?E;yii%: cor. Good engine. George Harper, East Royalty. L-3-5-3-3..

F`0ii_'§'A`r.E-MANURE SPREADEE like new. J. H. Clow, New Wilt- siiirc. L-1224-5-1-ai

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I HAVE A LARGE STOCK IN

now and used rubber traces com- plete for service. Clinton Morri- son. dealer in Ameaican Rubber :Boi iiiig. 152027-4 zo-vi.

FOR SALE-LOBSTER BAIT AT

Galliiiits. Oyster Bed Bridge. Price $3.50 p01' barrcll. Phone R3--il. L-1242-5-1-31. You sA1.E-1'wo'“KFATi'rM“i.Nr

House. Modern conveniences. Price reasonable. Good invest- ment. 205 Euston Street.

L-2054-4-30-31.

i'oii_s'Al.'r:-Ziiuicii'”BltEi>"KY1i1

sliire bull 22 months old. Junior Cliniiipion. Cliiirlottctown 1036. Apply Waller Grcgor,Braek1ey =Bcacl_i. __ L-2108-5-1-31.

FOR SALE - VALUABLE BUSI-

ness stand and dwelling at Vern-

110 II L-1234-5-1-Z1

TRY MCCALLUIVPS FOR PAINT-

_Ms'.<=._i.ii2_.!_ls°;¢¢

__ L-1226-5-1-li

WANTED - MAN FOR FARM

work. Apply James McEachem, Mermaid. L-2091-5-1-31.

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WANTED-BABY STROLLER. AP- _ply Guardian. I..-1231-5-1-31

WANTED-BY MAY 15th ONE

unfurnished room. Central. Rea-

on River; warehouses and out- buildings good condition. Apply McLeod & Bentley, Charlottetown or P. M. Brothers, Vernon River.

L-2038-4-28-oi.

HORSES 'FOR SALE-JUST AR- rivcd. 2 carloads choice Ontario lioi-ses. In these two carloads are some choicc registered Percheron Mares in foal, registered Perch- ei-mi brood mares and some fine work horses. Wellington McNeill, Buntain & Boil Wharf.

L-2046-4-29-51.

:_ Position Wanted

EXPERIENCED BARBER WANTS

position in barber shop. Write Box 374, Charlottetown.

L-5-5-3-31.

Female Help Wanted wiixrrzn aiTi=rfniiii~iFE5T\7oY1TN

10 do house work. Slate wages. Apply to Mr. G. C. Lowther. Nine Mile Creek, P. E. I. L-1229-5-1-31

ll'\i\"rnn '- T<:xl'i=:iti|»:Nci=fu

liousekceper for country home, 4 miles from City. Small fam ly. lwly Box Z. care Gimrdian.

L-2084-4-80-31.

Work Wanted WATvTr.§f> wrrir-iTwAN'r"Wonir 011 farm. Apply at Guardian.

L-2086-4-30-sl.

FOR SAEE

Bud Axworuiy, 2.14, run brouirr io no Arwonhy. 1.51; 1-4 one brit l'f°¢her to Mr. Mraiwiii. iss 1-4. who rom as om Glory sale in |939 for $15,500. Bud can be “°'-'W for swoon. .

Apply.

JAMES 'r. warn.

Travellers ltcst, P. E. l.

L-mo-4-M-al.

FGR SALE

Bllllding Loi., 90 ft. Front |65 ft. Back. Formerly Lowe Garden, situated Kent St. Apply

L- ll. POOLE I C0.

L-287-3-6-1.!

sonable rent. Write D. 1-1. Box

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WANTED-A HORSE FOR SUM-

mer months. Apply Bruce Mc- Quarrie N Winsloe. L-1223-5-1-_3i

POTATOES WANTED-A QUAN-

tity of No. 1 Mountain tablestock. Wellington McNeill.

L-2092-4-30-May 3-5-31.

WANTED-1 OR 1 1-2 TON

truck. Either Chevrolet or Ford. 1932, 33 or 34. Must be in good condition. Give price and full particulars. Apply Guardian.

L-2091-4-30-31.

. l lmnvded Clydesdale ,.:;::‘;:;.°:::.-"°;...%¥.‘a;° ;“.°.'::.‘;:

Stallion

Brlers Orange Boy. will make

the season, 1937, at owner‘s stab- les, York. On Friday of each week at I.ai°gc‘s Livery Stables. Mares at owners’ risk.

ROBERT CHAPPELL.

York. Phone 1587~4.

L-2097-4-30-3|.

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(fiuppliui by Woocls-iieuale nml Co.)

iillvor funds nl. N. Y. 7-32-5-32 ills-

Zléliiirliiig at New York 4.02% to 4.03

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Y Stallion in Service

Kalmuck 2.15%. Sired by Peter 1966 d on Nd md 4703 on

th' 6"” 103%' “rm” E£"°'nB°"|l,l: comm§ii.mi!937 common dividends

2.0814, lecon I . lil

paid $4 a share ls l\8ainst $3 in

2.16%, dam oi’ Atlantic Exprccl 1936 and u in 1935.

2.07%, Grand dam of Lord Jim (I)

2.00%.

| gh gm My Quebec Minerals-Gold output

pi-:(k.¢l|l\n::i 3.:he°=re rtfnaevoii trot- March 54.922 ounces up only slight- ion-Bonnpart 2.07%, Bonnie Gift ly but silver up 10 per cent over

2.14. Millie Kaimuck (3) 2.14%. Maritime Record. Guy Kalmnok (8) 2.22%. Maritime Record Dlnie Deon (3) 2.98. Tnrky Kalmnck (S) 1.81. Beymondette (2) 2.31 and four pso- erl Margaretiil Bon 2.09'/4. lets Kllmnck (4) 2.14%. Maritime Beo- ord Mins Victoria (2) 2.2914 and Leland (2) 5-23-

Kalmucb will stand ai ewnefl

stable. I-'ee $20.00 to insure. Maru at ownefl risk.

WILLABI) KELLY,

lonthpori.

itivutsloa Arnitrnianr, 24

Water Street, to let. Ground nom-_ 3 bedrooms west vicw. Immediate P0SS€SSi0n. Apply DeBiois Bros. ______ L-2089-5-1-31.

N&§c€ua9e0u. Laidlaw and Co. I 40 bonds 101.12 up 0.15.

. 1 . Iiiiiyblenrihil Mlillcheques Issued »i...i.i‘i“M ”°i§Z°’;ii‘.’ MORNING STOCK LETTER

“ill and Pavefhfwsllls- They naw Yortx Ma 1-Tn ` 8l~lHl'flI\i€e all W0I`k~ 249 P1'l!l¢¢ very little news this rriiirgninigs

. SF". l.i`_2018T4'20'”°d'3l' Whlvh might irifluenoe the market WWW*-_-ill MU-\S01lIll hhs decreed that wages HORSES T0 ARRIVE MAY 3|‘|I be advanced 10 per centwo 12 per

and will be for sale at Morell oem w meet the rising cost of uv_

Stables, Charlottetown. Apply M. mg The Journal of commerce has W. W d. -1972- -28-' . ` :_-.W--_l“.....L_§ ri story this morning that National

INSURE IN THE SUN Ln.” PAW Supply may report for the first ticipate in the proilts of this great quarter $535 '“ share °f which 51 Company. Last year policyholders Wm be “°“'re°“m“3- General received an average of one and M°l‘°'5 is schedlued l»° MVB ll (UV- one naif million dollars a week. ldelld "M1192 M°“day~ We would see J_ A_ Moore' gurrie Buudmg_ look for some extension of 'yester-

da.y's rally with irregularity de-

WANTED __ MAN Fon FARM week end news but in any event “’°“‘~ APPIY S°l’"‘°“' W°°‘l- Mi- soiling before me iniadie of the @',t_'___,______.L’l225'5'1'3l week. Moving Picture technicians

MAN WANTED - APPLY Nan. mme 3 ° °“ “ Cameron, Stanchei. ` ’

seem that the market is fairly well situated to absorb in orderly fash- ioi and may e"tabllsh a trading zone within the range of the fluc- tuations of the past four or five trading sessions, in our opinion.

l NEW YORK, May 1-Amn Bank Note Co. March quarter nt profit 1240.186 or 26 cents on coin

first quarter 1936. Monsanto Vhem- lcal Co. declares a dividend of 90 cents pay June 15, 'company paid , 25 cents quarterly and 25 cents ex- ‘ tra March. Amn. Lite and Tract Co l12 months ended March 31 con- [solidated income $5,B32(949 or $1.82 .on common, against $4,702,105 or $1.41 in previous 12 months. Presi- dent Frye of Tans and \Western Air states slight gains in traffic during March quarter were not sufficient to offset higher operating cost, resulting in net loss for per- iod of $359,933 against net low $58,770 in first quarter 1936. Pre- sident Roosevelt t.o submit Special message t.o Congress on adminis- trations power program for next year, when he returns to Wash- ington, understood will recommend enactment, at present session oi' bill soon to be introduced by Sen- ator Norris which will call for es- tablishment of eight additional "little TVA" projects. Reading Co.

.to purchae from Budd Mfg. Co. a

stainless steel streamlined train to cost about $500.00() first of its kind in east, will be operated between Philadelphia and New York.

30 hidustriais high 174.66 low

171.51 last 174.27 up 3.75.

20 Rails iiigli 58.93 low 57.62 last

54.63 up 1.73.

20 Utilities high 29.29 low 28.43

ylast 29.01 up 0.55.

Dow Jones.

NOTICE: I WILL NOT BE RE- "".

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|VEl°Pll1B toward the close. Mondays market will no doubt depend, on

we would look for ome secondary

in Hollywood have one ut

P1T'I‘SBUR_»G1~l, Pa., May 1-

Steel operations in this district are scheduled to start the new week at

half a point over this week. Last year lt was 64 percent and two years ago 37 per cent. Carnegie Steel will start at 98 per cent, up one point, Jones and Laughlin re- mains unchanged at 88. Carnegie Illinois Steel including all districts will drop two points to 86 per cent next week after operating this week at 8- new high for them on the re- covery. '

MONTREAL, May 1-0'Brien-

Recovery of $56.29 a tone for first quarter in 1937 brought total value for the period to $319,760 a: com- pared to $247,106 for the previous 12 weeks. This ls the highest aver- age recovery per ton of any Can- adian mine.

Lamaque Gold-First quarter

production amounted to $702,730. With current output on 550 tons daily basis it is expected to in- crease produelion to 1,000 tons ‘daily later this year.

147.000 for the last quarter in 1936. Average recovery first quarter this year 8.71 per ton.

Imperial Oil and International

Petroleums-With payments of 50 cent: semi annual plus a special ‘of 25 cents per .share of capital stock of Royalite Oil Company, suggests that dividends on affil- iated companies Imperial Oil and Pete will be the same as six months ago-62 1-2 cents for Im- perial and $1.25 for Pete. Fhiancial Counsel.

Kirk Lake-Current dividend of

3 cents payable June 1 record date May 8.

Saguenay Power-First quarter

net income before depreciation and taxes $589,601 against 91,894,942 for the whole year 1936-when

Maxon last year.

Howey Gold-Net profit for 1996

equal to 3.0 cents per share on 5.- 000,000 5)-rg;-gs, gg against 4.2 oeniib in 1096.

M’0N'I'H.EAL, May 1-Asbe.stoa-

March production more than double that of Mai-ch 1930 and first quarter 84 per cent ahead oi some period last year.

copper-nm qiirrn-r prodiietioni

7.7 pe rcent ahead of flnt quarter lut year.

94 per cent of capacity a gain of '

and for fir t quarter for Quebec both up 25 per cent over like per- iods in 1936.

Abitibl-Will have additional ca-

pacity available in - operation of the Fort William mill scheduled to start up May 3. Company also pi‘epa,ring for resumption of oper- ations at its St. Anne mill.

Sladen Mal-Progress report by

president. “Received advices from the mine indicating that enriched ore. similar to that found on the 200 level is being disclosed on the new 350 and 500 horizons. Excel- lent values have been secured on both the new levels.”

Produce Prices

MONTREAL, May 2 -_ (CP) -

Butter and potatoes" declined on Montreal open produce markets last week while eggs held steady.

Graded egg shipments in carlots

or less were quoted at 22 to ‘.12 1-2 cents a dozen for grade A-large, 21 for A-medium, 20 for grade B and 18 1-2 for C.

Butter was quoted at 23 1-2 to

24 cents a pound for cnrlots or less of No. 1 while lots to retailers were 24 1-2 to 25 for solids and 25 to 25 1-2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 14 1-4 to

1-2 cents a pound for Ontario fodder while Quebecs were un- quoted.

Potatces: N.B. Mts. No. 1 30's

.95 to .981 Que. Mis. No. 1 80's .90; new stock, Floriclas No. 2 50 lb. crates $2.25; B.W.1. No. 1 50 lb. crates $2.50; No. 2 $2.25.

MONTREAL. Mny 2 _ (CP) -

Prices held about even on Canad- ian conimodlty exchange produce section Saturday.

Butter spot-Que. fresh buyers-

inspection 22 to 22 1-2; Que. fresh (92 score) 22 3-4`to 231-4. Cheese spot-iinquoted. Eggs spot-Ont. A-large 229; A-

medium 20a; A-pullets 19a.

' MINING

TORONTO. 'May z-<c1>i-r‘or-

ther recovery was registered in nll index groups on the Toronto cx- change in the closing session of the week and the first session of the new month with volume at ..o0.000 shares holding around the average for Saturday markets over the spring period. Buying was ac- tive at higher prices in the first hour but interest waned towards the close and some of the gains, notably in the golds were reduced.

In base metals Noranda forfeit-

ed an early giiin in the late sales and Hudson Bay posted a half point loss.

Waite-Amulet and Pend Oreille

had the only gains among the cheaper issues of the group.

Western oils eased off. Calgary

and Edmonton lost 25 cents to 3.85 and recesslons of 4 to 7 cents were boarded for Oknlta, Dalhou- sie, South West Petroleum and East Crest.

Among the high price golds to

hold a portion of their early gains were Dome, McIntyre. Lake Shore and Hollinger, and cheaper issues retaining 10 to 30 cents M gains included Buffalo-Ankerite. Coniar- um, Little Long Lac. Macassa,New Golden Rose. Pickle Crow. Red Crest and Wright Hargreaves.

0‘Brien eased oil to show ii loss

of 15 cents and other issues clos- ing down 5 to 15 cents were Per- ron. East Malartic and Read- Authier.

MONTREAL. May 2 - (CP) -

Pound sterling rlecliiicd 23-32 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges Saturday to 4,92 29-32. The French franc remained unchanged at 4.47 cents while the United States dol-

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Grain

CHICAGO. May 1-(AP) -» Re-

ports of growing seriousness of moisture deficiency in parts of the domestic southwest and Canada helped lift wheat prices about” a cent a bushel today.

Private advices that rain is need-

. ed badly in the westem two-thirds of Kansas and that Wichita ex- perienced the driest April in 42 years caused some traders to say estimates of winter wheat produc- tion might be lowered. One private statisticlan lowered his prediction of winter wheat output 7,000,000 bushels compared with the month ago figures.

Wheat closed 1-B to 7-8 higher

than yesterdays finish. May 1.32 3-8 to 1-2. July 1.19 7-8 to 20,nnd com was 7-9 to 2 1-4 lower. May 1.30 1-4 to 3- .17 1-2 to 5-8. Oats were 1- -4 down. `

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates:

At Montreal-Pound 4.9249-32:

franc 4.47: U.B. dollar .99 27-92.

At New York-Pound 4.93 7-9;

franc 4.47 3-4; Canadian dollar 1.00 11-84.

At Paris-Closed. In Gold-Pound 195, U.B. dol-

lar 59.44 cts.: Canadian dollar 59.57 cents.

4 30% in 40 so

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MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Prxi

Toronto and Montreal - Stocks

closed higher.

New York-Stocks closed un-

changed.

Wlnnlpeg-Wheat up 3-4 of n.

cent. . New York-Sugar and coffee steady.

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Fish (1937) Limited

Eastem Securities O0.. Ll/181° °f’ fering 8500.000 5f'°°k ll* the ixigg time-National Fish (1937) L Re» consisting of 6% Cumulative - deemabye Preference Shares of $100 per share. and 5.000 shares without. lue. n0'?1~i;u`1m”i’a"Cu‘i"r‘i‘ulative Redeemflble Preference Shares are to be full; , paid and non-assessable! PNf0l’1'° as to dividends. and return °f ¢i\.pita.l, entitled to fixed cumula- tive preferential cash dividends Ulll- of the profits of the Company which the Directors declare avaéil: able for dividend at the rate off* nt per annum Payable <lllHl'l'e\'lY i "S Flebruary, May, August and NOV- emberi by cheque at P" “*_““y branch in the Maritime Pi'0VmC€S of Canada or at the Principal °f' fices in the Cities of Montreal or Toronm Canada. of the ComDanI~'S .\,Mu¢ers, being a chaitercd bank of Canada: redeemable at theloptioil of the Company in who e`or in part pro rata. on thirty l'll\YS Um Ce d $103.00 per share Dl\l5 3\54`l‘“"d an

for redemDl-l°“-

etc

The Company controls the P\”lt_ll'

capital stock of the f0l10W1Il companies:

lted..

National irish company. Llmlte Fnsterfat Limited. National Laboratories, Limited. Venosta Limited. lemberg Limited.

Prospect ‘Pniwlers Limited. Halifax Carriers. Limited. Golden my Fishing Co., Ltd.

entire capital stock of O'Conno

in Montreal.

Maritime Provinces and of tl I' stern Townships of QUGDGC-

- mnndn. Its products . fre l -_ smoked. canned. whole

Y--,pl and oil Ire sold fn Ooh or-rt nriuiin _ma :bo omunm

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l'I{l)\`lXCE OF'

l'lil.\`i‘l-I l~lIl\\'.\RD ISI.AN*D

In ibn l’riilniir- Court lu the motte!

of ilio 1-1-'mio of Mary Ann lipid of l`linrl<\ll-~iu\\1\ in (lin-on's County, \\'i1lo\\'. <14-ci-inn-il. tnotnt»:~

'l`i- ilu- lioirii-iii-L:i\v and Next-ob

kiu of ilio said Mary Ann Reid.

'l`iiki» notice that in nliiition has been

ls.-in-rl uiiilor sr-al of thc Probate Court, <li l lir t\\< th`l!l li I

5 ini i ~ '~|i|_\‘- ir i:_v ri April

i.\. ll.. lll.'l'i', \\'1n-rvhy you nrr- 1.-lierl to

.-ipli-:ir 1n»i`~ro me nt ii Probiiie Court in ln- lwlil in ilii- Liiw (">urlu Bulld-

.., » i':-_f iii <'ii:irloit<~io\\'ii afori-said. on

.\‘.'..l|i»'srl:i_\' ilu; iiroiiiy-sixth zlny of .\l:i_\' .\. li., 1937. nt llir- hour of eleven oi-im-k in lhv fnrr-nonii in slioiv r.-:limo

' lr.l|_\' ini iiiriirunn-lit lwuring Quia tha

llllli 1l:|_v of .\`n\‘oinl|vr A. I), 19.415, pur- .piiriiiig io he the Inst will and lolita- |»ii.»iii .ir ili»» slim :uni-y Ann mid

‘.~.')ii»iilil not he declared rojd and of ii.. »»i`f»><~i and n r-vrinlii iusirunirnt in-:iring limo lin- Llml rlny of Ociolier .\. Ii, |sv1u1_ iiiliiiiuilil in Pmliiiii- and in in-o pri"-oovliiigs iii.-rcoii as priiyi-d for iii thi- pi-villnii of .laliivs Frcri ltvul of i‘liurlolii~rown ii-forcsnid. For- poiii.-r.

.<il'l"l'l.ED and signed at Chamber!

this nwiity-iblril diiy of' April A. D. 11137.

(Sli) ll. I.. PAI.M'I'IR.,

.lullge ol Prnhntr.

M. Mlmn Former, Eng., ....

Proctor.

L-ll)4l3f~i-"-i-Ii-1~$~l5 .

ruin for snr

at Frenchiori. consisting of 80 acres of choice land, nearly all clear and in good state of cultivation. A11 ploughing done and ready for crops. With buildings, dwelling house al- most new. Close to churches, school, butter factory and station. Front- ing on East River.

Apply on premises to

J. F. WEBSTER.

i +O§404444&§'0

L-2018-4-28-30-5-2.

rink [gli snr

1 At Dunsinffnage on the Si. Pcter'| . Road. seven milfs from` Charlotte- ' i town.

Thcrc are 75 at-rcs. 25 Ilvrcs i-ll

al' hard and soft wood in a high state

oi' cultivation, well fenced. never

unpaid dividends to the date fixed faping spring in rciir of farm. with

shipping station in rciiirc of form

The campany is the pirgest pro-I The house is very modern wiih

ducer and distributor in the Mari-l hard wood floors and lumiice. The gpm Provinces of Canada of frc.=h.§ bam and other buildings arc in ' h d fi.l ‘ d I .

H1072] ¥iqdl(@pi’i`1{liedmfe;l. nigdicinhll g"Aiiyloi1Doa rinleresied in the above liver 01l_ poultry cod liver oll,\ property would do well to get in

touch with the undersigned at once.

P G iU'I"I`0‘\'

1- . . . . . g 68 Hemingway St..

Winchester, Mass,

U. S. A.

L-2031-4-30-31.

FARM FUR SALE

.mo also owns two-thirds of the by Tender at Mi. Herbert

'-<1 Consisting of 100 acres 75

Fish C0mp°l'W-1-ll“'“"‘~*l‘”"“""“’ 25 vered bv ood wholesale l"sh distribul‘¥\8 `ll0llll“\ clean co ` K

wood and stakes hot and

B., ,.»,n1ion to iupnivinr the-` cold w a t e r telephone,

'rerh fish trade of Central and fm-“age heat,

Western Canada. the Company -iitrrr to me renin mae or the For further pai-ticuian

‘.2 apply

J. A. McDONALD, . T -

was ppm-oximatelv 3500 customs: -' Annan*

° . RIBSIY

" --fi ima ia avmoaueu of _:girl 0|' ANDREW Hmm

I. ‘

'pp owne amen. ni- woot melee

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