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CllAlll_.0'l'l'El`0WN ANU UEEN S CUUNTY in-III-llllllllxl-lilli -ll_-llli-llllll-

If you manage to secure one of our Men's|

New Tvlffffd C3133 fl 20 p. C. discount

These were made for. another firm but

transferred to us. In this case we all bene-

fit by a .special discount, and you get a

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Cap brand new and up to date at e big re.

duction.

CHANDLER £6’ REDDIN

NEW ADVERTISEMETS

Share in liiowlh" Poroooiiie Camo

Th h hold ffh Sf d dGilM' L' 'td `i

e s are ers o e an ar ot mes, inn e ,wi

have an exceptional opportunity ol sharing i_n the lull growth 0

Canada's

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great gold camp, because-4

its propei'lics, comprising sixty three :ici't~.~;, nic lo-. cated in the niidst ol the operating centre of l‘ori-ii- ‘ pine 'l`hey are in the llelorzi 'l`o\vii.<liip, odjoiiiing the Soutiiern portion of the ’i`ir-'dole Mining' Co, (/\iii1strong.Mi‘Gibl>onl,and within one elaini of the Prestoii Cloiin, belonging lo the l‘re.ston East Ilonie lvliiies, and ininiediately .south ofthe funioii‘i»

- Doinc Minc,\\‘hieli value is eeitinizitecl nt millions.

_ The cliiiins of the Coiiipuiiy have been iiiil_\' paid for

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null, as ii result, no fntiirc pa_viiit'~iil.- :ire eoining due to harrnss oigeroiioiis /\ll :u'rniigciiieiit.~; have loci-n saili.~ifactoi'y eoiiciiiflctl for tic-velopiiieiit \voi‘i; on the

properties.

` We would be pleased io forward to anybody desiring to hc-

eome interested in the Porcupine Camp, complete prospectu as weilias the reports of the Engineers showing just what wor

has been done. `

Deveiopineiit work carried out up lo the pre.-'eiit time has been sufficient to justify the pix-diction that the company hasa paying mine. 'l`iie slioiving on the surface and at depth have been eiiifficieiitly attractive to gain the attention ofeniinent eiigiiiet-i'.i_

,-5- H~ Hell, City, went to Summer-, “ldv yesterday afternoon on an elec- trical inspection trip.

_(1. W. ltitchie, of Cnrvell Bros., City, was among ,thc passengers out~ ward on the express yesterday morn- ing.

All should attend the 5 o’clock teai

and fancy sale in St. Paul’s School- room. Tliursday, May 11th, 3.30 to 6.00 p. m., and hclp the work of the G-irl‘s branch of the Woman's Auxil- iary. Admission five cents, ehildren| free. Tea fifteen cents. >

Harry, C. Hodgson, son of S. F. and Mrs. Hodgson, city, crossed tol Summerside yesterday on the Em- press sind will come to Charlottetown on the mail train tonight. Mr. Hodgson has been in Baltimore, Md., attending the Dental College there.

The funcrnl ol the late Miss Ellen MCPMS. Canoe Cove, took placc yes- terday afternoon at two o’clock from the residence of her nephew, Hugh Mcl’hcc, to the West ltivcr Cemetery. 'I‘lic services at the house and`the grave were conducted by Rev. E. P. t‘o.lricr. There was a large attend- ance.

The operetta. “Cinderella” by the

pupils of Prince Street School takes place at the tlpcra House, Friday. Muy 12th, at 8 p. m. Miss Lilias Fletcher is taking thc part oi~(‘»in- derella and Miss Marlon Whear the fair godinother. Miss Winnie Blatch is the fairy quccn and is singing some solos which will no doubt plcnsc the nudicncc as she possesses n voice of exceptional duality. '1‘ick- cts will bc on sale at the usual places at 4 p. in. 4Wedncsday.

'l‘hc funeral of thc late Mrs. J. Lcstcr _1)o\iglus, City, took place WS' tcrday from her late residence, (lum- berlnnd street, to the P. E. I. li. :ind the body was forwarded to Sum- merfield where interment will be innde ltoday. The funeral was very largely zittciidcd and the floral oilcringi-i were innny and very beautiful; both in uiiinbers and in artistic beauty ex- pressing nn unusual degree nf sym- pathy. The pall beurers werci I-larry Mclloiignll, George Green, Sydney Green, William l\‘ic<lal<lei‘, Wciiilnll Mc- lir-nzie und John lilurcliison. Rev. lt. ii. Strnthic, t‘ity conducted thc scr- viccs ,nt the house.

Miss Annie Laurie. nt the l’i‘oplc's

'l‘ln-strc Inst evening, mode ii ilcciilcd iniprrssion on her audience with her clear, sweet siiigini: and the many wiio heard her will go to hear her ngniii._ She is most winsomo und her briglit., oniinatcd inannnr is sure to plcnsv nll nnil innke hcr lots of

ly good, especially thc lliiccnneci's, tlirilliiii: story of thc high seas. 'l`h

ing llnvics-Mi.~'.s (‘livili'/.ation was on

some t_ime rind intense interest wa inilnifcsted throughout. The comi portion was well represented in th "Poor, Sick Men" ond their trouble ‘ii tii.il~. were lntenscl funny an

program wns as good as it could b

to innke their pntrons enjoy thcni selves. _

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: : MncKlnnon's Beef, Ii‘on and Win

siiniior nrticlc sold today. If yo , need it tonic call tmlny :ind get it bot

EVIDENCE SHOWS

CHISHOLM IHSAN

AN'l`lli(iNl‘:lH, May ti-~'l‘lic iirs

sitztiiig of the inquest into the cans of the death of Mrs. Mary Chisholm North Grant., was heard today in th

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sroek Norris

.itti-ntion is drawn to Kilnwich

l"ii‘enway Jr. horse ad which appcari-i in this issue. 5-9dr1i.

llcv. F2. J. llutteo will prcuch at

lilnlpi-,i|\ic on Sabbath next, at ll ii. ni. :ind 7 p.ni. Sabbutli school opcnn nt Ii p.|n. ’

i`. li, McKinnon, Mt. Mollick, Lot -ill. will sell by public auction on T'_|iiii'i~ailay, May lltli., at one o’ciock, his horses, milch cows, farm imple- incnt.~i, \va.ggoni-1, harness, etc., as will li" eccii by ad elsewhere. ,

A recent addition to thc horse stock <_'l Jas. A. McEachern, Vernon River, IH it handsome black colt sired by the trotting Stallion Aquiri, 1st dam hy Kalol 2.191, 2nd dam by il‘rovidci" 2~1ll§‘, Ilrd dam by Westlawn, 2.27. If breeding counts this colt should make ll irrcnt futurity candidate.

J- A. Henderson, of this city, has

purchased from Dr/ McIntyre, Mon- tjliillc, his beautiful driving stallion iiriiiiiisn, z.29i. Perpiiiian is seven l`F""“ Old; stands 17 hands 1 inch l'_1¢\i. weighs 1210-iss., sired by Parit- Rltlc. dam Allright. Horsemen and brccdcrs should see this stallion at Mr. Henderson‘s stables, Queen St.

t Visitors to Charlottetown who want ri look at something real classy in :lic line of a year~old trotting stal- `;0n, should go to The Revere Hotel -Btables and ask to be shown Mr. Tl:0wn's colt Picton S., by Aquiri: h e colt has recently been broken to “melli and shows considerable

zmeed. Mr. Brown is quite confident heht he has a promising yearling, as

hjln matched him against any-

{,°'“`l"\K _owned by Duncan Robertson, m<i>ll'th River, for $50.00 n side half- ,.h° "°f\t¢. race to ns trams at tile H arlottetown track Exhibition week. R6bH- Holfnnls stake holder and Mr. th "tion has till J une 15th to name

E breeillnk of his yearling ,ns he him

A number to select from.

Edivord tlhnppcil, Mni'i~ilili0l<l. _iii

hnppy over the orrivol of it nice Anuiri colt out of his Bronze Chief inure, grand dum by Allright.

$|00,000 LOSS MAY ROLL UP

Oli llLLlS-CHALIER

i\l(iN'l`ltl<lAll, Moy 7-li"irc broke out

in the testing depnrtinciit of the Al- lis, iliii\lii\ci's, Bullock factory ncnr ilziehine latc yesterday aftcruooii and

burned iierccly for nearly three hours

before the combined efforts ofthe Montreal und l.nchine firc brigades

and the employers brigades of neigh-

boring factories could get it under control. 'i`lic daniage is estimated bc- twcen fifty and one hundred thousand dollars. A large oil tnnk in the test- ing department and lumber piles in the rear of the building, made thc firc especially difficult to cope with

and it was only after a steel Cahill

had been placed around the tank an it had been hauled to n safe distance

the enorti-i of the fire fighters

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carrying $100,000 of insurance with

Canadian Factories nssoclatlon

that f met with success. The ilnii_iBK0 l chiefly in the testing, winding an punching departments and is full covered hy iinuirance, the compnn

tl f aiiil $900,000 with the New England

Mutual . -

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AMERY ni#/1‘UuNn1> UNori‘o.<iion.

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Amery, Unionist, was returned unop-

NDUN May 'S-I .copol

posed today for South Birmliiif-t‘hBm~

Mr. Amery is the author of Th

edito - tested East Wolverhampton in 190 1908 and 1910 as a tariff reformer.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

~°(‘,grvcil Bros. have a large stuck

of Drain pipe (ull sl?-08). Film C6010" See their advs. _ I

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Times’ History of the South African War, and is n member of The Times

rlal ertiifl He unsuccessfully con-

sterdn and “cnt to Nort

adjourning until this nficrnoon. Th

His evidence :-ihowcd that Mrs. (lhis liolin had died from thc injiirics re ccived on the morning of April 29th but that the son, Alexander, at th time he first examined him, shortl nftcr the crime, \\'n.~i mentally unhal nnccd.

The next. \vitncss was liev. Michac Gillis, who was thc first to arrive on thc scene of the tragedy. l-Ie testi

and that Alexninlcr was sitting in hi. inothcr's lnp, und that thc mother siiivcring ns she then was from hci

soothe and peuccify ber son. I-le sue

talk he wus not conscious of havin

done any wrong. Otiher witnessc were called, but all the evidence seem

dn". V V

fricnd.~=. 'l‘hc |iii:tui-cs were exceeding

drniiintisr-il vision from lliclinrd Hard

of thc fiiiest pictures fcatiii-ed for _

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nl. " S ‘. .:,y Ll thoroughly enjoyable. The entire

and the hnli dcliglitfnlly coinforti'i.ble, the iislinrs doing nil in their power

is enjoying an iinnieni~‘c sale because it is such a good reliable tonis for young and old. lt. is superior to anv

tic ’i'."n~. 'l'hc l\dncl(iiiiioii Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts. drtf.

The Metropolitan Seouiiliesllgenoy, Llil.

0' infer. MONTREAL E

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county court. The jury was empanl-

nellcd ye' . y ' ~ 1 Grunt to view the bod , afterwards

first witness called was Dr. (‘miici‘oii, who attended thc deceased and also the son on the night of thc tragedy.

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ihvd that bc found Mrs. tlhisliolni and thc son, Alexander, in thc pantry,

fatal injnrie.~:, wus still trying to

ceedcil in bringing the ninii upstairs to his rooui, and judging from his

F! s

cd to show that the man was utterly _ insnne when hc committed the crime

and did not know what he was doing. A principal witness being absent, thc hearing was _adjourned until Wednes-

was among tho passengers to tlie_ city yesterday morning.

C. H. Black, city, returned on the

Miiito last evening after a trip to New Glasgow and Pugwash, N. S.

Miss Jaan Stewart, City, was a-

mong the passengers returning on the mail train last evening. She was in Winnipeg. .

Walter Matheson, city, was aniong

the passengers of the mail train last evening returning fr`oni McGill College to spend the holidays at his home here.

Mrs. S. F. Hodgson, eity,.was

among the passengers returning on the mail train last night. She had been spending the.weel2 ‘end in Surn- merside at her old home.

The following were registered at the

Queen Hotel in this city Yesterday: T. U. Savage, Montreal; H. W. Up- han, Sussex; A. L. N. Salsnian; Bos- ton; Jas. L. Trcnholm, St. John; H. A. Finlayson, Halifax; J'. J. Hughes, Sonris; J. B. Gaudet, Miscouchc.

The following were registered at thp,

Victoria Hotel, city, yesterday: J, 1._ Yoiinkcr, D. F. McDonald, Montague; H. N. Llngley, L. A. Wright, St, John; B. G. Good, Montreal; T. Ile- vee, Montreal; R. G. Lee., Frederic- ton; W. H. Fraser, Halifax; W. L_ Cobb, Montreal.

Special services were held in the

Salvation ,Army Citadel in this city on Sunday evening. The service \\':ir. fittingly marked by the enrollment of five soldiers. Mrs. Ensign 'Hargrove read the lesson from thc seventy- third Psalm. A feeling reference was made to the death of Austin H. Waite, Detention officer for the tihild- ren’s Aid Society and Trunnt Oiilcer for the city, much sympathy being felt on his death. The rendition of it beautiful sacred solo by John Mur- chison, (Jity, added greatly to the impressivcness of the service. Mr. Murchison has n. splendid, str-oiig

v_oi€e1niul his solo was highly npprc-

cia ci .

' ::Frcsh lobsters, clzinn-i und quuli- uiign ot Aylwui-d's, ‘J3 Queen St. Opposite l'rowsc Bros. 5-dlipd.

WH A _._ BORN llfiIii.INGS-'l`o Edison and Mi'S iloil-

ings, Itusiicoville, on Sunday, April 30th., a son.

STl‘l\VART-To J. Herbert and Mrs. .Stcwnrt. Kindersley., Snsku., 11 dangiiter on the 20th April.-A.

HARNISH-In Alberton on the 29th, Allfil to William IC. nnd Mrs. Har- nish, a son. (loiigratiilatioiis.-A. Wtltll)-At Alexandria. llot 49. April

20, 1011, to J. Colwell and Mrs.

‘ Wood, u son.

H. [5 °~__'i';'_`-'_'

- REGULAR MEETING OF

THE CITY CUUHCIL

*wi (Continued from p1.v¢ 1.) nnl societies parnding to thc services. At thc conclusion of the services all will form in procession and proceed to Victoria Paris where patriotic speeches will he delivered by thc Lieiitenant-Governor, the Mayor and others, followed b_v military manoeu- vres, thc presentation of medals to school children, There will be n torch- light procession in thc evening. (Titi- zens will hc requested to decorate their homes and buildings.

Some discussion arose about Mc-

Adnm work proposed to bc done near the P; E. I. Hospital. The matter wus finally referred to thc street, (loiumittec. '

Conn. Taylor moved that tenders.

bc culled for clothing for the police- men. Conn. Lane requested informa- tion about repairs to Brighton Rond. Conn. Riley risked whnt the Recorder hnd done with reference to persons in arrears for city taxes and concrete work. Hin Worship replied that the llecorder would attend to the matter without delay.

Conn, Johnson cornniniiierl about

_ boys with carts with heavy iron

wheels driving swill and other refuse over the concrete 'si<lc\vnll\‘ of the city. This ninttcr wns refe1‘re.d to the police rlepnrtmcnt for immediate nc- tion. (loun. Johnson gave notice‘ of an amendment of the hy-law relating to the tzixiition of dogs.

(loun. lil:-ttlicws ili'c\v the nttciition

of the street committee to the dilapi- dated condition of thc i=i<lc'.'.'nlks on School Street. Plcnsnnt Striict and

' liluston Street cunt, and was prom-

iscd that thcsc would receive prompt utteiitioii.

His Worship the Mayor rcnd it com-

plimentary :iddrcss to (`nun Mot- thcws who is about to leave fllmr- lot,tetown_

'Piiis address was an follows '

J. lil. Matthews. lilsqiiirn,

(‘ity (loiincillor for Ward Five,

Charlottetown, P. E. l.

'_ Dear Siri-

lt is with more than ordinary rc-

grct that wc lcnrn of your dc|inrt.iii'i~ from this city to locate in Brandon. Mnnf

.During your' residence herc, you have proved yourself that typc of citizen that makes for thc moral and niatcriitl advancement of i1 coininiin-

ity.

Your departure will be greatly felt, not. only in this, the capital city but also in our province at large. '

Underskirts for satisfaction. They are feather light and silken bright.

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Wear “Lustre Loom" '

At one of our city hotels two gen-

tlemen niet, and after the usual

greeting *one said to the other: "By the way. where did you get that overcoat?" "Why‘?" inquired his friend. “Because it is the most styl-

ish cont I cvcr saw. It fits you per-

fectly n.nd the cont is so different

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from the ordinary, and the pattern

llominon Blend Tea (Registered) Are you dispirited T Are you out of sorts T

will put you on your feet.

A L L G R 0 C E R S

veuindnmllnl (‘inderolln! tilnderellii!

THE CUP THAT .CIIEERSA

A cup of Dominion Blend Tea

and shade of the goods becomes you so well. Did you import it from abroad?" "No,"'said his friend, "I

got this cout made at James Cal- laghan`s, Upper Queen Street, and if you call on him he will make you on

up-to-date a garment nn you ran get on the Continent." "l sluill cull to- mori\ow,‘»' said his friend. And he did.

It pays to buy in this province. Pant. John Smith, Georgetown, & Weeks-Beef & &

ssafmfeaa.

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stork mirror---3 draivers. . . ...___ . . . . . . .. . . . . .

We show the largest line of bedroom furniture on

GUARDIAN, 'l`Ul£SDA\{

6.90 buys this nice Dresser*

with any Catalog _ Compare ............ .il

No need to buy goods you have

never seen or examined-we will sell you the same or better goods for at least as low a price. Here is an instance where our price isless than of any catalog house.

This desirable dresser is made of hardwood-is carefully and

well made-finished in surface oak-has three large drawers fitted with brass hniidles-lias British bevel plate glass mirror a in

13x22 inches---is fitted with casters and the price is only iMnil order filled>........... . . . ...

Some dresser finished in golden oak and fitted with

'iifii $5.25

P. E. I.

f iron

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Bed 0ullii 6.40

We direct attention to this iine value C`(')M-

PARE the goods and l’RiClfS. ,

.'\ neat style iron bed---1 i-io inch pillars---lirziss cops---:i ‘ good strong article; a

s'trong,flexii>le spring ninttress mounted on heavy hardwood frouie, lienvy tliick

Qittrcs.~i with soft top covered in stripe tnckiiig. This outfit eoinpietc only. . . . I I

Carpets--0ilclolhs--Linoleums--Curtains

, e Furniture Headquarters | Beer ®. Weeks r

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ln business circles, you have won an enviable reputation for straight- forward and honornbic dealing. Whiici occupying a scat nt the City t‘ouncil, as the honored represciitntive for Ward Five, you have been devoted to the interest of your constituents; your strong influence and nntiring energy have been nl\va_vs'exertcd in thc cause of eflieient and economical go‘.’crnmcnt. While this Council has enjoyed your fellowship, it has also

‘had the benefit of your ripe business

experience, financial ability and mat- ured' judgment, in thc important matters with which this board has to deal.

In Cburcli nnd_Stnte you have tak- en a leading mid prominent part,l and, and, although still in the vigor of early manhood, your elevation to responsible elective positions has em- phasized the confidence your fellow- men and the -people generally have reposed in you.

This Province has given

largely of its best men to develop thc great West. lt is a satisfaction, that, although you are leaving your native province you will still continue to live with us un- der the glorious folds of the Flag of the Empire and to join in singing our inspiring National ode, “The Maple Leaf ` Forever."

We ask you to convey' to Mrs.

Matthews and family our heartfelt wishes for their continued happiness and cordially wishing you unbounded success in your new field of endeavor- the great and growing province of Manitoba, .

We remain, on behalf of the

Corporation of the (‘ity of (llia.rlottc-

town! The uddrcss, which wus signed by

His Worship the Mayor rind nil thc councillors, was ri most artistic pro- duction. It wns executed by ilawrcnce W. Watson in India ink ond wus wor- thy of the many continents on it in-\ a work of art.

Conn Matthews replied in it very

lnippy innnncr mid he was followed by Couns. llilcy ond Mi-lionnlil who spoke fcclingly of the ilcpiiitiiro of Conn Matthews.

Council ndjourncd. ,

MARITIME SlC(7Ul'fl'l‘lEi-1.

Moy li, liil I.

Qiiotntiuiis furnished by J. (7. Mac-

Kiiitosh & tio., Excliango Building, Halifax N. S.

Banks. p

ini zoi 270 zss

15|, 205

B. N. America... New' Brunswick... Nova Scotia Royal Bank of Canada

MISCELLANEOUS.

273 240

100 100 05

Acadia Fire Insurance... 110 Acadia Sugar, Pfd... 103 Acadia Sugar, Ord 67 Brandram-Henderson, Com-

mon... 20

East. Can. Suv. & Loan... 140 East. Trust Halifax Fire Ins... 105 N. S. Telephone . . .. 135 Stanlleld's 1-‘fd...... .. 105 Stanficld‘s Com............ 65 Trinidad Electric... 75

BONDS.

17 135 150 09

125 102 61 73

ll0 100

97 100 ‘H

Acadia Sugar... Branilrnm-I-lenderson.... l-lalifax lillec. Trnmway... N. S. Steel & Coat, lat... N. S. Steel & Coal, lleb... Sfnnileld's l,iiuitrd...

100 102; 055 102; 102;

ioi un

the famous operetta Friday, May

mn, s ii. m. sharp. ' 5-een.

i~5d\\'urst f.

,'rf~iniii..ii iiirctrie... os 92

B()lLl:Il'l l<l.\11’Lill)l‘ll). lluilnlo, was being ovcrliaulcd and rr..

_ paired in the (`le\’eland linrbur in ~

t`I,l~lVl']llANl>, May 5-Eillllt "lc" preparation for the first trip.

were scnlded, two seriously that thcv p;~m,f_i¢,111y nil the eww 'were may die, when the main stcnnipipe to aboard. one of the boilers of the stcaincrs The steamer was tied to the Ninth ‘State of ‘_(lhio,‘ operated -by the street pier at the time of the ex- t‘ievcland ‘and Buffalo Transit fiom- plosion. Half a dozen ainbulanees paw- exploded today. » answered a hurry call and conveyed

"l`lie State of ()hio,' n passeiigcrltlie injured to thc United States

bont plying between t‘lc‘.‘claiid and Murine and Lakeside Hospital.

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We Own and Offer - '

700 Shares Trinidad Electric 5 p. c. Stock. . Par Value 4.80 Per Share

Price 75 p. c. ($3.60) Yield to Investor 6 p. c.

The Trinitiad filer ric Coiiipany under c|Tirioiit Cniiiuiiavi Manage

niciit has made splendid progress. The Property serves an exclusive icr- ritory. The earnings have been siillicieiil lo provide 1-i comfortable margin. ofsafcty :after paying 5 p. c. on thc Commun Stock for six years contin- uously. in addition to the interest on the iiouds. 'l`hi: outlook for thc future is brighter than.it has ever been. ’ We consider Trinidad Electric ai this price a very attractive investment.

J. C. iViacKlNTOSil & C0.

l'}S'l‘AllLlSHED 1873 lllombera lilontreai Stock iilxchnngo. Direct l’rivat.o Wires HALIFAX MON'1‘REAl. ST JOHN

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Special Offering `

' Nova Scotia Steel

fs? Coal Company `

5 p c. Bonds

'l`|ii‘ cost of lin* iinipi-i'lii's o\v|n‘d ninl opr.‘i'ati'ti by Ihr Cuilipiiiiy is

plariiti al $l3,.|<p\ _:$43. il siioiilil bc liornt' iii mimi llial thc Coal Rini Orc properties slili stand in the act‘oiin_ls at thoir original cost io llic Coinpany and that thc cxtoiisi\o sub-marine Coal areas and iron Ore deposits, ac- quired from the Crown in an undeveloped stale when their value was en- tn'cly unknown. has proved to beof great v.'iiiu~. Thus the assets are valued :it many times the bond issue. ~-

The nvi-mga nel can-niiigs for lliv past five years were over three :ind

si hull' times the :unount necessary to pay the ioicrcst on the bonds.

These bonds art- issued in denoininalionsi \~i`$ioo, $500 and $|.nn.i

\\'riic for our price. , 4' -

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I? B.M‘5|:l.|R[lY

MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE '

Halifax, Montreal. Sydney, CHARLOTTETOWN St. _iolin's, Nfld

STOCK QUOTATIUNS. NEW YORK STOCKS; i

-- ' Opened. Closed.

lil. I.

llel.l`oilZ... . Dom. l

illinois... ..

;l‘o\vrr.. Rio... ._ 'il. & il

Slniwiiiignii... ’i`oroi\to Nails... .

Miiy X, lllll.

71.5

. -& S... . 50

oz iw.; lose, izni. _iizs _iarz

Qiiotntions furnished by F. Ll. Mc-

(lurdy & Co., Members Montreal Stock Exchange, Charlottetown, P.

MONTREAL STOCKS.

Opened. Closed.

Uaniulian Pacific... ..._232;‘. 232;

70.1, sol oz iso ins; izi; iizi iii

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Atchison... ...109i 1102 Ani. beet Su;;ar... 47) ` 47 - Ainul. t'onocr.,. G32 63 llrooklyn ll. 79 783 llcuding... . ...l55|. 155 llnion Pacific... _. ......l77‘.‘ l77,', L'. s. steel... _ vig 74|.; Vn. t‘heniical_.. . _ . .._ til 00

COTTON. .

MM' i`»0tf0\l-~- ._ Mnv 5-Tlic Duke of -lilly ("0M(’"-- in rv<'ci\‘ini; the freedom

ty yc_~'tci'ilny. rcfurred to his

Qin nppolntinrnt. Hs said no .nion beyond tha sous hnd more

_.ents than Uiiiindn, in whose ad-

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