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INVESTMENTS

Provost St. Phone N New Glasgow. N. S.

---- Securities

Classes of

SEA€Ol'i..’.)

BONDS

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sucuii Soiiniliiiig to inieiest -.ill classes of investors.

Novo. Scotia fdtoel & Coiil ~`i's. Stiiiifi~:ld`s Li.iiitt‘tl 6'5- 'lrinitlud Telephone 6's.

Nova Scoiiii Cnr \\'orks lst Pirferrod. I .\'o\'u Scotia Cluy \\’orks Preferred.

)lau'itiini~ Tel. & Tel. Common. Acadia .Sugar Rfg. Co., Preferred.

1’rice -.intl l`u1l particulars will be given .upon reqvest

-- F .B.McCurdy £3 Co.

Members Montreal Stock Exchange. and all wended their way tu their re-

llsliln, Montreal. Si. John, Sherbrooh. Otnws. Charlottetown. 5ytIl\¢Y» slwctive homes with rl--usant

St. John I Nlld. ' ' °

fOr dd)---1 I Investors

Pure \\'ool Texitiles

Preferred.

.`.>l. & Tel.-Preferred. I

MARITIME PROVINCE `

SECURITIES.

(Quotations Furnished by F. B.

M¢Ourdy &- Co., Stock and Bond Brokers, Members Montreal Stock Exchange, Charlottetown.

Banks.

‘ Am. Bid.

British 153 152 Comlherce 224 Novi Scotia. _ 266 Montreal 245

224

Royal

Miscellaneous.

_ Fire 100

Acadia Sugar Pfd 103 Do. ord. 70 Brandram-Henderson Com. 25 C. B. Elec. Com. 80 East. Can. Sav & Loan 1-i0 Eastern Trust 150 Hulilsx Fire 100 How, Pure Wool. Tex. Pid.

with bonus Com. Stock. 100

Maritime Telephone Com. B4

Do. Pid. 106

N. B. Telephone 110 Uorth Atlantic Fisheries

Pfd. with stock bonus 100 J. S. Car lst Fld 94

2nd Pld

3rd. Pfd. .

Com.

Clay Works i'id.

Com Nova Bcntia Fire

Stanliclds Pfd.

Du. Com.

Trinidad Cons. Tel. Coin

Trinidad Electric

Bonds.

223 265 244 223

'Acadia 93

100 60 , zo | 77 136 147 98

98 80 102 100

Do.

Do. Do.

N. 8. Do.

71 as is to as za 93; as 40 ao ioo so

1oz as az

105 70 40 78

Brndhrnm-I-Ienderson's 6's

C. B. Elec. 5's.

Chronicle 6's.

-Htewaon Pure Wool Tex. 6's.

with bonus 102 N.“s. sim in iii...-t. 5's. 045 Maritime Telephone 6’s. Do. Debenture stock

Porto Rico 5's.

Btpnlield 6’s

Trinidad Telephones 6's.

Trinidad Elec. 5’l.

as 95; 93

_100 92; los 101

108 105 94 93 102§ 100 100 98 02 88

FUR ('\i‘T §C0'I`T'S WIDOW.

LONDON. Feb. i2- _\Trs. Scott will

receive n pension ol $1000 a year from the Admiralty, which has decid- ed. that Captain Scott and petty oili- eer Evans, both of the Royal Navy, be treated as if killed in action. If an odicer is killed in action the wi-

dow gifs a pension of $500 a year more t an halt psy ot his rank.

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' ' f 5 £221 ' 4 STOCK QUO’I‘A'l'10NB. `

Qgotetions furnished by l'. B. llc.

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Members Montreal Eftock Ex- change, 164 Richmond Bt.. Char- lottetown. P. Ill. L

NEW YORK STOCKS

Feb. 1.2'l9l8_.

Linco1n‘o Birthday, Exchange Clos-

ed.

*vit N »\

` u`oN'rr‘ui:.ir.""s'1'ooKs. ‘

High Low Close

Brazilian Traction

Detroit

Dom Steel Corp'n

Montreal Power Richelieu £1 Ontario 115 Shawinigan

Span River _Com.

Toronto Ry

Twin City

C. P. R. Ilts

97} 97 97 79 Q 79# 79g 55# 551) 555 230 280 230

l14} 114i

140 69B

141 141 141

106

15} 15i

COTTON-

, High Low Close

Linc0l\i’s Birthday, Exchanges clos-

ed.

GRAIN & PROVISIONS.

High Low Close

‘ dLinc\-ln’s Birthday, Exchanges clos- L

LONGER TTY IN MEXICO.

(From the Mexican Herald.)

The approaching visit to Chicago

of a Blackfoot Indian whose age, well I authenticated, is 131 years, has been giioted in our news columns. It is an 'interesting fact that the most re- markable instances of longevity

‘among the inhabitants of the New ,World are chronicled oi* the abori- |gines. This holds good both ol North and South America. Especially great are the ages attained by indians dwelling in the highland tropics, a fact noted by the observant Baron ,von Humboldt, and by scores of oth- ur travellers and explorers.

About two decades ago Gen. Wil-

liani Palmer of the famous Palmer- Sullivan combination who built the national railroad from Laredo to Ithis capital, discovered in the State _of Vera Cruz a.n Indian peon working _in the held, who gave his age as 135 years. Now, usually, venerable 'In-

l’almer lied the parish register searched, and the entry of the man’s- haptism was found. The Indian had many descendants, and one son more than 100 years old assisted his fath-

toimws a in ni; labors. ' P medicine."-nr.: Can",

he uric Some years ago President Diaz ._ 30103. Hindsboro,1]|_.

'.1mnhmmy¢rmnmnannns

during a visit to the State oi,'Jalis- co. encountered a _veteran of the war of independence, s man of Indian

who fouglit"under the Patriot

and was at the time when' met him 127 years old. He

much to tell the President ot

early campaigns. ,

of Indian eentenarians are

common to attract re- that of a certain Indian of Miohoncan, who, se-

0311*.

in ‘N0t‘l’.h"

_ . ‘ _ _ ‘The doctor’s med' ` I dians guess at their age, but on this _icinedldmenogood cuss there was no mistake. for Gen. °°l°"h°"ged'°Lyd‘“E-H“kh\m'9 V08'

...°THE MORNING DIIIQY gui-1'* disc can be obtained at VS A. Glin- ston’s, Montague. i ___-'run uommio mn.: oun-

dian can be obtained at J. 'lda- bon's Drug Bti r Souril

o 0, .

...'DF1ATH AT BLACK BUSH.-

Tha death occurred at his home at Black Bush on Monday, Feb. 10th, of Herman MacDonald, at the ad- vanced age of , 92 years.

...°CARDIGAN.--James MacDonald

of Charlottetown was s passenger to St. Peter's Road (Cardigan) »last week to attend the funeral of his mother which' took place on Satur- dsy. Feb. lst.-Miss Annie Praught, Earnscliile, is visiting friends in Car- dlgnn.~<Miss Mammie Matthews is re- siding st present with friends in_ Cardigan. She intends visiting rela- tives in Bar Harbor, Maine, in the early part,of the spring season.-The death occurred in Boston, Mass., of John Joseph, only and beloved son of John and Mrs. Steele.

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

..‘.°CARD THANKS.-The inlriiy of

the late William Bharam, »Murray Harbor, wish to th.-ink their friends for all kindnessshown them in their breavement.

...°DR. FRASER, of Montague Den-

tal Parlors will be in Murray I-larbor South from Feb Feb 13th to 17th, Murray Harbor North 24th to 26th, Gssperaux 20th to 22nd. 2 12E1i.

...*GOOD SUPPER.-The (Evange-

men of King’s County held a goose supper in the Orange Hall at Fin-tune Bridge on Jan. 22nd. .A large num- ber were present and a suitable pro- gram was rendered by me members. The meeting adjourned at a late hour

thoughts of the meeting.

...°FORTUNE BRIDGE.-Geo. Fran-

isis busily engaged in building his fox ranch. '1‘he people of Fortune wish him every success. The fox in- dustry seems to be the order of the day, around Fortune.-Fortune Bridge School is progressing favorably under the care of Miss Elsie Francis and Miss Dorothy Wightman.-Austin Mc- Donald has returned to his home in Fortune after spending a few months in Quebec! ‘

0HaRLO'r'rir'rDlriv ssanmirrs. Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue.

‘Ults (white

.,) .

Oath (black)

Straw; per tol

Hay

Eggs, per doz.

Butter

Chicken tpsir)

F\owl (pair)

Potatoes, per bus.

Turnips Cabbage

Belts 'Hides

Oalfskins

Lamb

beef

Beef (quarter)

Pork 9l Geese $1.25 to

ready disappeared. The superior longevity of the Indian is, we think, rig-htly attributed to his frugality, his life in the open air, and his in- herited lack of ‘nerves.' His mind is not swept by gusts of emotion and he preserves his' serenity 'under all circumstances.

on ,`°°

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THIS WOMilN’S TRUUBLES GUNE

Terrible Cramps, Spell; Nervousnees, Misery-Her Story of I-low She Got Well Again.

Hindsboro, Ill. - " Your remedies have

relieved me of all my trouh1e9_ I 'gum have such bearing down misery md ¢"“=“Ps and such weak, nervqn, diuy rs: ~» =° ~ M

ay' id Ilnrdly

enimgh *D S8008 meal. any up Img.

stable Compound and ¢ good rem,” fnmihe first bottle. _ Ioliept on aging it and used the Sanative Wu); with it' until Iwss well again, 1 mink ,-vary woman who snihrsse I luv, “wld “ke

Wash.- nm-so

have n

lib- 07.

agus Ile., »_i_ioiits¢;1_o9.m!`

U-Inq! I

...’BUBSGRIBliR8.lhould renew a vom or two 'beloxe the time thu have paid tor-fhasr earned and thus noe miss an issuefas all vapors are discontinued peomntly on- OXPUY date. `

...°SCHOGL EXAMINATIONS.-The standing oi the Dlnill dn the diiieront. grades of Montague School for Janu- ary is as follows: G. H. Cainpbel1's Dept.. Grade VIIL-1, Oleinmie Mc- Lean; 2. Preston Melqtyre; 3, Min- nie Lunntgan. Grads VII-1, Harold. Hynes; 2, Edith Campbell; 3, Had- don McLean. Grade VI-1, Helen Wright; 2. Katie Button; 3, George Poole. Miss Kolly’s Dept., Grade V- 1,~ Daniel Campbell; 2, Arthur Poole; 8, Mary Reynolds. Grade 1V-1, Georgie Allen; 2, Roy Campbell; 3, Stanley Dewar. Mr. Mellish's Dept., Grade III-1, Lola Keith; 2, Lloyd Poole; 3, Oliilord Oampbell. Grade II-1. Gordon Moharon; 2, Willard Dewar; 3. Muriel McGregor. Grade 1-1, Maud Peardon; 2, Myrtle Camp- bell; 3, David Wilson. Miss McLesn's Dept., Grade .III-1, Pheobe McDon- ald; 2, Muriel Johnstone; 3, Alva Allen. Grade II-1, Cari Hilchey; 2, Tillie Collins; 3, Catherine Gillespie. Grade I (Senior)-1, Mort Murray; 2, Lauretta Collins; 3, Charles Allen. (Junior)-Roderick _McDona1d; 2, Bertie McDearmld; 3, Ralph Ellis,

EISTEBI PERSONALS

...°R0z. Diuzweli. Bay Fortune. was in Souris Tuesday on a business trip.°

_...__ ...'W. B. Leard,_tallor, Souris, was

s passenger to Charlottetown Tues- day morning on a short business ti'ip.‘

...*'l‘he many friends of John Jen- fll¥1Bs, Bouris, will learn with regret that he is conilned to his home with ii severe attack of la grippe.°

SUMMERBIDE MARKETS Corrected for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue.

Eggs 20 ’i‘urnipl 18 Poeston so Pork 3| seat e to -1

B to 10

is to zz in to is

Dressed beef Chicken Turkeys

Geese Fowl Ducks Qgts (White) Oats (Black) Hay (loose) Hay, pressed St 8

16 38 42'

U11 C0 12

013

$4.50

I0 to li

20 tu 5-

11 ll

r w

Biiclrwh eat Wheat Pelts Hides

Calhkins

Butter 22 to 04

IONTAGUE MARKETS

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday issue. Potatoes 25 Boats per dos. I2 Lax-d. Der W. 14 to 16 Beef (small) Per lb. i 8 to 16' Beef (quarter) per lb 5) to 7 Pork . ' ‘ 9 to io; Lamb, per lb. (small 10 to 14' Fowl 0 9 to 3 Mutton 8 to Butter 24 to 25 Eggs, per dos. _ '26 Oate~ ‘» 'J ‘__40to 42 H8! (I_’t’\ll0d) _, _$13 to $11 HI! (Loose) $12 to $13 Pork 'li to 9;

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i sunt, uuu Coin

tuumnm

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Pspefs Cold Compound cures

0 ‘ colds and _ndrippe in s

' few' ours

The most severe cold will be brok-

en and all grippe misery ended after

taking a dose _oi Psi>e's Coidgpm- pound every t\vo»hoit’rs until ree consecutive doses are taken. .You will distinotb-bel all the dis- agreeable symptoms leaving after the very ilrst dose.

_ 'rue mont mlsei-ship ness, head and ~n0se

ishnese, sneezing, consecutive doses

dull- fever- nole,

rheunit- vanishes

ell in

35;' W. E. Callback, Tryon

n».-pmw-5 .,_~__;

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ir lusulnzs sM00 ll cteaii wiims

Still) EVIKYWIEIIB f'

verett Q. Barron Co. Al\\|i°"¢~ N' 3' "

his Attractive Security. »

Ponfrucvssrs Hour AFRIEAN

'rinse wrrn Hnavv Loss

LISBON, Feb. 11.-Advices from

Mozambique, Africa, say that the no- torious nntive chief Napana recently raided the Nnmpnla district of Mo- zambique, massacring a large num- ber of European settlers. The gover- nor immediately despatched a P0111' tive expedition of 1,000 men. Af- ter a march of nearly 400 miles in the broiiing sun the expedition came upon the chief and his band and com- pletely routcd them, after dve hours” nghting, i killing 200 and wounding 500. The Portuguese lost four men killed and twenty-two wounded.

The victory is considered very im- portant, hccause a. new N810!! Wm be open for Portugese development.

STRANDED SCHOONER FLOATED

ROCKLAND, Me., Feb. ll..-The

three-masted schooner Rebecca. J. Moulton, /of New London (OODDJ. which went ashore on Two Bush Ledge, on eastern Penobscot Bay, yesterday, was floated-by B 7-“S 9-U0 towed to this port to-day. She had twelve feet of water in her hold.

'rue Nova Scotia -‘Lumber King”

says.

"1 consider MINiiRn's LIIILMENT

the BEET llnirnent in use.

I got mv foot badly iammed lately.

I bathed lt well with ‘MINAH.D'B LINIMENT and it was as well as ever next day. '

'Yours very truly.

T. G. McMULLEN.

Hun iimviisp

The following registered at the Re-

vere Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10.00 1ast_ night (after the arrival of the last train) and 10.00 the pre- vious night 1

E. Wood, Pownal

S. Cureton, Montreal J. Samuels, Ottawa

ni-_ _H. D. Mcvamidee. Hallie;

J. J. li/icQuaid and wife, Miaeouche A. R. Russel, 'New Glasgow _ W. Matus. Vernon _ I. Gill, Elliott Vale `

The following registered at the Vic-

toria Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10.00 last night (after thalarrlval of the last train) and 10.00 the pre- vious night z

B. A. Hiltz, Halifax

.J _ C. Brown, Toronto

Breatman, Montreal

ngus, Toronto,

Guware, Toronto Fraser, Toronto Gibson, Toronto Addy, St. John

0'Mally, Toronto

Bishop, Montreal

McCarthy, Bt. John Palmer, St. John -Malloy! St. John V

k Scott-, St. John

McLeod, Berlin, Ont.

. E. King, Havana

F, M.'.Whelpliey, Montreal W. D. Ferguson, Montreal

Bhedd, Montreal Chas Dalton, Ttlnish Mies Dalton, Tigaish 0. E. Cooker, Montreal / ` J. w. frman, 'ri-um / G. W. Henderson, Truro `

ig. P. Young, St. John obt. Stanley, Toronto » F. R. Mckenzie, Truro

g. B. Macdonald. Shmmerside. '

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iss D.-L. Oliowan ~ ., ‘~ '

L The Quinn 10.00

at; -the botwitn

arrival of the pro-

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Naya Scotia Steel &tIoal 6'p.c_.="

WE OFFER , u»4w=nn|.'.i|osoi»i.iiinisia _ i inimii 0

_ _ payable Jen land July lst. . FHM |__05 |73 \lI_,4_||“~ __

cirv or _ve aNoN.s.c 0 T0 YIELD » '_ i 5 p ¢. Bona. au. im. 5280 P- 0'

We believe this DebsntursS oe sn excellant snd ssfe investment i

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Price to yield nearly 6 p c. §|2\§g"§_£E§éaigéégédihagygb100516510313Tiiiouiifoldhiiiltoiiirer __

Send for Particulars of _» _ J. 'C' Q cn. :

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MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK BIICIANGE. ._ -.

Direct Prtvste Wires. ` '

Eastern Securities-Co. Ltd.f1. ssiirsx. sr. Joss. nonraizsi.. new cisscov. riisnsiilcroit-

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In The Smith Silver Black _-Fox

The Smith Silver Black Fox Co Ltd., are oHerIiig;__td`the

public a limited number of shares. Already opitions -have oeen sold on 1913 pups. The prospective _s are oldcrs -are guaranteed 40 p. c. dividend for 1913, on -a basis of i:en__tliou- sand dollars per pair, as the original owners have guaranteed to the new Company six pairsof young foxes for this year, or 40 p. c. on the capital stock with a possibility of making too p. e. Prospectus of the new company can be procured- from any of the following Provisional Directors. _ f.

, H. POWELL, K. C., john, N. B.

C. MCLEAN, St ]ohn, N. B. A. JARDINE, St. john,N. B. '

CW?

DR. A. E. SMITH, Montague, P. E. I.

I, W. CARRUTHERS, Montague, P. E. I. _

R. A. TAYLOR, Montague, P. E._]. ~

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ras is sliowmc rin-: woitnizsrul. Giiowrii o r rin: c.ii._|.c. iN Less rims frwsnrv '_ Mosriis

. All Loans made bear interest at the rate of

' 5 per cent, per annum.

_ _ First L»,i.~.i made April 22nd, liill. -, _ Luni in irle during month of Dec- $ `

h~.i»ii_ _~ ,, ` Lsiiitiiii/la'dui'ing month of June, -

i‘ i I'Ji'3. '

. ii' Ln'ii in ili during month of Ang- f

1 1, ` uit, l‘.Ii'3. _ _, iii`!‘5. Liniiiiili during month of N0- `

».“i>,19iz. 0 ‘ 0 '

E riovoinber, 1012, Loans pond- .

blthzggihqddns inhpro- ' i.’;1.;§::.:;;f,ffi.‘:;i"@~' 0° ‘“°“° °‘ 99-10°-0° 0 ””§i.¥.‘i'.°‘;,:.:;2,‘..‘:I.‘i.~..’.:f"i“” ‘“““°' 220,000.00

SEE OUR REPRESENTATIVE I E CANADIAN IIOMEINVESTMENT C0.;I.’I`-D.

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Local Office: Cliarlottetown, P. E. Island. ~

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IN MEMORIAM. COLD

'roKio,

On Jiinuary ,the 29th there passed riotin pencaiiiily away Mrs. Donald Mac- o_ut in ~I}c:.uiil in the 80th year of her age. day, in

About four months previous to her crisis

death she went to live with her son of this John D. MacDonald, Stl Peter’s persed Road _(Cardigan), nt whose home sheitlie lack died. She seemed appanently in good health which she retained until with-_i

a few dT_ys..oi. her end, when in

of a that ` loving care and

could do happy ‘and peace- ~1.l.¢

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Co., Limited, _ Montague, P.