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ROBIN HOOD Rapid Chins. Oats. "Better Oats. Better China. 1G24-2-10-l2l. SERVICES — Winsloe United Church services 0n Sunday next, Feb. 23rd, will be as follower- wlnsloe Nortlrat 11 a. m.; Wlnsloe south at 3' p. ln.; Hlghfield at 'l p. m.

MADE TRIP BY AIR-MI. H. P. McKechnie, of the Tip Top Tailors Ltd, Toronto, arrived Tuesday from Moncton on a Fair-child airplane. He has been in St. John, N. B. and left yesterday for Halifax, N. 8., on corn- panys business.

NORTH RUSTICO AND STAN- LEY BRIDGE-Services Sunday, Feb. 23rd, in connection with the United Church of Canada. North Rustlco, 11 a. m., and Stanley Bridge, 3 p. m. Rev. H. S. Bishop, Minister. i

ICE CONDITIONS in the Straits

between Borden and Tormentine had improved a. great deal yesterday over the .dnys previous. permitting the cariferry to make three freight trips ill addition to the regular passenger irip. I, DEATH IN B. C.—A telegram re- ccivcd yesterday from Victoria, B. 0.. tinnounees the death in that city ,_of Dr. George A. Warburton, on the listh inst. The remains will be brought to the Island for burial, to arrive here about Feb. 26.

TRANSFERRED TO P. E. I.- Alnluuncement is made at St. Mary's Redemptorist College, Brockville, Ont that; Rev. W. Enrlght of the faculty inns been transferred m Charlotte- iiown, P. E. 1., while Rev. J. Cun- inillgllanl of Quebec, will be attach:

MARKET GOSSIP

Furnished by Mowat It MacGilIlv- ray, Stock Brokers.

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It has been learned from official st-urces that although it will be a month or so before the financial statement oi Abitibi Power and Paper Company covering 1929 will be made public, there is pretty good ground for stating that this stale- lnent will nrove a satisfactory one to the shareholders. '

Some elements of it will probably come as a. pleasant surprise. The vice-pi siclent and managing director l... R. Wilson, effectively set at rest recently any doubt as to the main- tenance of the dividend on the 6 per cent preferred stock. Apparently the decline in this stock to a point where it was showing a return of over nine per cent. had been due to some anxi- ety as to whether the dividend was

reasonably] certain.

Indeed a. preliminary estimate, it is understood, shows thLo dividend as earned between one and a half and two times during 1929. This would indicate somewhere around $10 and $11 a share on this stock, of which 348,818 shares are outstanding, an amount equivalent to between $3.- 500,000 and $3,800,000. As the com- mon stock comes after this it follows that a very substantial sum will be shown as available for the junior security.

The 1929 statement, it is said, will show agood increase in earnings over the previous year and in addi- tion will indlcate a very strong work- ing capital position.

Stock Ownership

The great increase in the number of stockholders ranging from 2O to 35% reported since the “break" by the leading corporations of the coun- try may be inierlareted as a. swing

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UNITED ollulwll 0F CANADA] Kcnslngton, Feb. 23. Rev. J. R.l Saint, D. D., minister. 9.45 a. m.,‘ Sunday School; 11 a. nl., Purity and‘ Vision; 'l p. nl., Memorial Serviced late Rev. G. A. Sutherland, M. Ail Tribute by members of the Sessionci Summcrliclti, 3 p. m. A cordial wel- come to all. ‘,

TOXOID IMMUNIZATION-Um. R. F. Seaman and G. L. Smith gave ioxoid immunization-against diph- theria to 292 pupils at Prince Street School yesterday morning. Of these 272 rcccivcrl their 3rd treatment and L10 their second. 'I‘ho cxcellrnt co-op- oration of principal and teachers was highly commendable and assisted the doctors and nurses so that thcsc in- uclllatiolis were run through in one ‘llour. In the afternoon the Pro School Clinic was conducted by DIS.’ 1w. .1. P. MacMillan and P. a. Creel- lman when 212 children were given their third treatment, 21 their sec- olld and 5 their first inoculations. These numbers included 70 school children who were not present when the doctors visited their schools. In nil 530 children were inoculated dur-y lug the day.

BRAHMIN TEA

For some time past there ‘has been a steady decline ill the price of low grade teas, at the same time all good drinking Orange Pekoc teas have ad- vanced, in fact, this week's quotations from the gardens, for Brahmin Tea, show a. still further advance, as buy- ers are very keen to secure this qual- ity Orange Pekoe. In view of this, the price of Brallmin Tea. which has always been low, for the quality will remain unchanged.

Tea is a food, so make no mistake —get the finest quality when you can

away from speculation toward bona fide investment. it doubtless re- presents not only the buying for more or less permanent holding of the shares of our industrial giants at the favourable prices at which they have been selling, but also a tendency on the part of those who bought them at higher levels to for- get their paper losses, transfer tllc stock to their own name and await ultimate recovery. Such broad ownership as is now current is strong attestation of widespread faith in the ultimate destiny of Canadian business and in the great organiza- tions which lnove in its vanguard.

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Abitibi 31 Asbestos . 2 Bell Telephone . 159!!- B. C. Power A . 38 B. C.PowerB . . . . . I'll-l; Brampton . 26-7’. Brazilian .. 38V.» l Building Products . 2am i _ Canadian Car 27 “My mduchm, 1,, Canadian Bronze .‘ . . . . . . . . . . . .. 54% Atlantic mfming , , nu Canadian Industrial Alcohol .. 9T»; Amen ,3; pm-Qggu Power _ _ , , , ,. ill‘; s“??? gm”? 5‘ Pap" ' - We lAnler. Snleltillg a mulling "l2

°° 5 “ 9°" - ------ -- 21 iAlllel‘. Tcl c Trl. .. ..... .. 23am! Cons. Smelters 243 Bflggs M“; _ _ _ , _, , 15', i Canada Brewing 7" ukullchcm Sh...‘ u _ 1011,!‘ Gamma‘ Cflnen" " - 13:33 iAnacondn Copper . . . . . '72". ! Dmmmtm Budge ' 7B {Columbia Carbon . . . . . . . . .. Hi5?‘ Dominloll Glass 13s lcglumbln Ga, ____ _, , nu", 1 Fumm” Pleyers Columbia Gramophone . . 30".. j Fraser .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Continental can _ 531;, , Genet“ steel wares ' ' Congoleum . . . . . . . .. . . 1'1". curds ' " ' ‘ " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " " New York Cclltrnl ' 1B8 ‘ Hamilton Bridge .' C_ p_ R“ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _, _ 215 International Nickel 38 Elem Bond ,5; share __ _ 1395,, Lake of the Woods 441/, Eastman Kodak _ _ _ _ gut: Mme!’ Herr“ Elec. Power & Light ........ .. in

Montreal Power McColl-Frontenac .. . National Breweries National Steel Car

Fox Film . . . . .: . . . . . . . . . .. . ill- I. Consolidated teas . General Electric ..

General Motors . . .

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United Aircraft . . . . . . .. . .50‘. Nortll Alllcrlcull . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 107i». Vnllncilulll Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . '10’.

Reynolds Tobacco Stand. Oil of California National Cash Register Stand. Brands . . . . . . . . . .. City Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Gold Dust .. Phillips‘ Pete .. . 30 1 Stewart Warner IlB-"ri

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Audiwr._~__Mr5_ A chappp; and gates attended the annual con; M155 Margaret Mcmms, Lion} and two delegates attended

Dc1cgRLc5_M,-S_ Jghn Meguan-le Board of Trade convention. Our and Mrs, A_ chapmm stitute took part in the district l

A dainty luncll was then served ‘Tm-WI! mm l" Bedeque- and °r and n. very enjoyable evening spent. 'i"nc meeting was brought to a close by singing the National Anthem.

ary, namely Miss Mary Mui Three sprays and two mass wcrc sent to deceased fri" Twelve chairs, a desk, a gas and otllcr articles of furniture " bought for the Institute room, r was sent to each orphanag Cllistmas, $25.00 was scnt tr sanitorium commission and t. spent on school improvements. MRS. ADOLPIIUS BREN Pres‘.

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PRESIDENT'S REPORT

The Borden Women's Instiiutc held twelve regular meeting and four special meetings with an average at- nine melnbcrs. Our ways of raising funds wereiz whlst parties, 2 pantry sales and a chicken supper. Two dramatic clubs staged plays in Kcllsington and Bcdeque for which we thunk tllcln, two dele-

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i510 S0» I119 “lull 6059- ‘ power Con; Goodyear _ _ __ _ . 'l'hc annual nlccthii; Borden Wo- m 7 - '———- Y—-—- i--——--— —— — l Samples of Haszards Brahmin Tea Price Bros Hudson “mum H-ncns IllSLlLllle was held in the Navy 1 . . t i ca" be h“ n“ “l? u"? 0mm‘ °l Hill's Quebec Power 65 _ I _ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' H l Llllfiilf! Room and was culled to or- l k b _~ 81 C0» Lid» W110 "0 ARMS f0!‘ this shawmlgan 77 ii“? gcalngseigl _, tier by the Vicc President. Minutes; —m—- u ' - _ ‘z NEW ISSUE" 111181’! B11168 TW- 2-30-11- 31mm, a 5on5 _____ _ 401,3 Slzaind o“ or fiegJcrsey 58,5 of last annual meeting read and, ' i '

.. ~ ,—-—--——— -——— awe] of Qanada ___ _ 45 Johns Munsvme ‘n _ _ _ _ _ __ 139a,, ildopli-‘d "5 read- The Pn-‘sldenld5 3";

REPUBLIC OF CUBA n ....... f Owing t» wire trouble the following xcnnmrt Copper .. 5m m,“ Tffdj 21"“ f2“? 11mm “(igki

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5 1-2 p. C. PllbliC WOIkS External ' "e e n l “no u m“ u" we ' (ward T, cided to have a Christmas trce for

on the New York Stock Ex- _..-.un 16». l 1 l Bonds chm" l H ' ‘ _ I _ _ A ' schpoltandlgivcdeach pllplnil. American C... 1m 5...... s, ,,. New y... f; ;§;p0,';j;d°f;'tgkcecggfgigl c; J 1 Due une 30. 945 --— ------ ~-—— overland .. --------- -- Sum, llan‘elv Mm m“ 5a,,“ > UR current inveet- n ' M ’ Pan American l3 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 52 m“! M“ J01}; MC ' _ _ .. Qunrrlc. It was de- ment 05911118! 1n- lgglic service 0f Ne" "'5" " 94 cided to start whist parties rol- tho . Q .. i- ‘

winter nlollths.

MOODY’S RATING-A elude all types of Bends

— sovernment, Munici-

Tllc Secretary was mrdcrcd to buy eight pncks of cards,

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Remington Rand .. . ..

. . . lo Keith Orphcum 29w. , , 5| pa], Public Utility, Ifl- a D Lang IRad “T, six card tables and six chairs. s .00 i n f u" l ‘dughial 3nd Reg] Egtglgg w “k I ‘sjinilntubgr ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " was‘ voted for each Orphanage for Revenues rledsefl as mar y or s awe app“ weuasseverflimu“ in. aigeajllooxeréofitd ‘m: 15mm! o” "" " m Christmas trellis. Moved by Mrs. I

[or the put (oni- yogi-shave gvernged $15,000,000 '._'\of Prat-e and Conh/ 0M», W" ~ n“ ‘ ‘h.’ n n‘ m. , ' ‘ H I Robert McPherson, seconded by Mrs. -' ' ‘led "Y “°"°" °° “° l‘ SW" ' Cecil Stewart that $100.00 be paid m

as compare-l with a total lssno of $40,000,000-or over ‘l time: annual interest requirements. - ,1

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‘moi’? ‘,°l£:°:dd“m|"l o” lShell Union 21in.

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the school debt. Ten members join- ed for the coming year. A sick com-

and future Pmfite - Tex“ cmp- - 51"‘ Vmiitcc wns- then appointed illlllwlf/Z - 0'

‘ PRICE: 98’ N. Y. Funds, t0 yield‘ _ _ l wmlllllmll” ~ 17?“ ‘ Mrs. Robert. McPherson and Mrs. You know how dificultltlslo tellanewly-lllllllfl

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- P- c- "P" "¢'““- l ‘Yellow Cab - 21 Mrs. Wallace Field and Mrs. Me- Not so with lamps, howevei: The name Edison

_ _ _ Woolworth 63*. p|,,.,-_-,»°~,,_ Mu a is your guide to qua ity. bu;

_- , . Securltles i Amfl- BY"! - - - - - ~ 3Y3 Newly elected officers -for the i! I Ease" empw i EDISON MAZDA m“ , _ - es ll - - ~ - - - - - - - - - '-* rcsl en — rs. am c llll . LI M l T E D ' ‘ R [Jamaal l ‘Baldwin Locomotive . 36% Vice Presldcnifi-Mrs. Robert Mc- ‘ ' lley u ng,‘ m u; Bendix Aviation 4o lPhcrsuli. _ w. n‘. V. DUNDAB’ bhnuu- CIIIIIOHICOWI! l I I: ahlnoato [0 ‘Commercial Solvents .......... 30‘;- Sccty.-Mrs. James v. McDonald. ‘ ' 95535071170” UIJIWU" iCommonvm-lth 6r So... . 17's l Assistant. Sccty.-Mrs. A. Chapple. I s" ‘louui "ONIIIAL aMJIA‘ Plld, 500- also: at all 61118859" "a .Cultlsa Wright . 10H. ' Directors-Mrs. Willard Lcard and » VMQNC-TON -IUUMII.UIDI IBIIIIRIUION Qfilefl lnallprovlncuh," dam‘, oalrfid “n” KIQHN" o, ‘Dupont . . . . . . . . .. . 126*. Mrs. Wallace Field and Mrs. John. A CANADIAN GENEDAIL eLECTRtqflQQJDuCf ' He. a o; ' Famous Players .. . .... .... ... Gilli nfcitluarrle. _, _,, , d‘ 55"”

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