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h; n!" “are hnhrnl resources uern thereby frustrated. Total mics flu today 3,502,400.

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An Unusually

Successful Company

Out oi a total purchase oi 523,339,992 of instalment lien obligations in the five years from _1925 to 1929 Industrial Acceptance Corporation's total iosa has been less than two- ilfths of one per cent. The net annual earnings of the Cor- poration during the same period have increased from ap- proximately $50.00!) to over $200,000.

Industrial Acceptance Corporation 6'} Ten-Year Debentures. constituting a first charge on the entire net assets of tho Corporation (which amount to twice the entire Debenturo issue) are convertible. at any time prior to maturity, into

Class A Shares in the ratio oi 30 suchshares tor each $1.00 Dchenture.

Price: 99 and accrued interest.

Eastern Securities Company

Li M I T F. i) W. H. Y, DUNBAR, Manager. _' val-I» _t‘rlrh cnantorrrzrotvn ~""""'" sr. 10m: MONTREAL natrrax MONCTON summznsms rnnocmcrou 7 ' - .7“ i Li-Q

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Correspondents a!

Greenshields 8‘ c9, Members of the Montreal Stock Excllanga

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If you would heat your hom_e well fill your bins with our/high- grade Welsh anthracite coal. , I

It is the kind that gives the greatest amount of heat with the least possible trouble.

It "i "I" Pvtlliillll\'*l\~‘lnlls' ‘Where hrreelmnn to Prevent.

was enacted on the same varieties of .

We make prompt deliveries at

lowest market prices.

A. PICKARD 6r CO.

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M 'nister To Probe Constitutionality Of Trawler lmpost;

OTTAWA CnL. Oct. 7—\Vh:ther the tax imposcrl upon trm : op-i crating on the Atlantic coast is wlth- i in the competence oi Parliament to enact is a question which arises out of the objection taken by the Nat-i

icnal Fish Company. which operates.

N 8.. that n demand by the depart- n-cnt for a sum of $6l,000 in phy- wsn: of the t-ox upon trawler-caught

’2'.<h. is irregular inasmuch as the Iii-eon shot by tho Chinese bandits who 11x according u; the 901111591 rd;- thc ‘ bold them captive since last June.

company, is unconstitutional. The Depsrtmtnt proceeded against i the company several months ago ini

an effort to collect the tax. but rep- . sul and Sills returning Foochow." resentatirns were made which called j in qutstion the regularity of the Leg- ilfh COHSHI M FOOChOW. A. J- M81‘!-

islatlve authority of the tax. It is in ’ order to clear up any doubts in the matter that a reference will be made to the Supreme Court.

Under the amendments to the Fisheries Act. a tax oi one cent par pound was imposed upon Cod. Had- dock cnd Halibut caught bv trazv- lers that were not built in Canada. while two-thirds of a cent per pound

iiah caught by Canadian built traw- lers. ‘The regulations governing the imposition of the tax set iorth that it would not be collected during the months of January. February and Marci-poi cach year.

Sweet Eorbeoronce Samba-Look huh. woman. you know you'll! done marry me jus‘ for

I: ‘ Montreal. Que. Oct 7—'T‘here were

y 'tn $7.75. hogs firm. bacon; and but-

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-:v. number cf trawbrs out of Halifax. i the Church Missionary Society w- ‘l

iMm-tin on his mission.

moh guvment insurance!

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s shop. Hat‘:- yau any excuse?

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stock Market

(Canadian Press)

144 cattle. ‘.27 calves. 305 hogs and 102 lambs for sale on the two Mon- treal livestock markets today. The cattle offered were medium m good steers and were not sold early today. Calves and lambs were unchanged. Good ewes and wcthers brought $7.50

chers were sold for $12.35 with $1 premium per hog 0n selects. light ‘ltogs sold up to $12.25. Sows were ‘mostly $10.50. -

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0f Two Women Mi:- sioltarlcs In (‘hina ’—- Shot by Bandits Whc (‘apli*11'cd Them ‘Ins’ June. i

LONDON. Oct. 7.-News which hor- rifled all England was received in a cable to the London headquarters oi

dny, saying that two of its lyomen_ missions; t": {Vii-n Edith Nettlewni and Niles Elannr J1me Harrison. had

“The mcssaze which told of redy was vrry brief. Netticton and Harris m shot. Con

the _

The envoy referred to is the Brit-

in. who had gone up the river from Fcochow to negotiate the release ci the WCYTlPll. while S‘lls is the Rever- cnd Alfred Sills oi the Chrbtian Missionary Society, who accompanied

Tonight. the foreign oflim said it had re~elved d message from Martir while he was in the interior. stat ing briefly that he had receivzd wrr- from Kienyang saying Miss Nettie ten and Miss Harrison had been sho‘

Th: women were captured at Chu“ can. Northern Fuklrn province. in" June. while they were travelling ‘ Kienningiu. Long negotiations iollov- ed for their release. and at one tin- the bandits sent what purported f» be one oi Miss Ncttlcmns fingers ‘ the British Consul. threatening dent“ to the women if ransom were not paid. i

We: lo tiff“! and ev- entually got down to $10,000,

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