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Controls all the tvlephsne Companies in

Nova Scotia end i-'iiuce Edward island worth while

Twice the amount earned on money

placed upon deposit with banks.

Unpaid dividends upon such stocks ac-

cumulate from year to year and must be paid before dividends on common stocks.

May be exchanged for an equal amount

ef Common Stock at par ai any time by ihs holder.

Preferred as lo dividend and sfier the

bonds as to assets.

Par vslue$io. Price $io.zo per share

yielding nesrly6 p. c. on the n.o:iey in- vested.

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LONDON, 'Aprilnis (Special)-Lord

_Allred Bruce Douglas was found ,guil- W in the Central Criminal Court ol .having iimues his other-in-uw. col- ,oneP F. H. Oustanoe, ol Weston Rall, naar Noswleh, ' _ . Lord Allred through counsel ex-

llressed regret and undertook not to repeat the lihels. Ile was bound over in £3.500 ' $12,500) to keep the Deuce and come up for judgment ii called upon.

PEKIN, April 29 (Special)-Negotf

idticns between the Ministry ol Filr _sncc and the representatives of the llive Power "consortium" have been iill Pl‘0gress lor some days, and it is understood that a loan contract -is on the eve oi si ature is is the

MARITIME PROVINCE

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ers, Member; Montreal Stock

change, Ohs.rlottetown'.

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British __ Commerce I

Montreal

Nova Scotia

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_ Miscellaneous.

Acddls Fire Acadia Sugar Pld

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Brandr‘am_-Henderson Com.

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Ask. 155 214 § 284 § 264; 221

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rinwutiriifif - __ _ - Hew.rPura Wodl 'l.'_ex Pid. with‘~ bonus Com, stock.

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Ms.rltime~Te1ephene Com. 84

Do.l'ld. 102

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Pid. wit.h~._¢tool:~ bcsus 100

94 69 44 22 94

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B13, Do. Com. '10 154 .Nova Glcotia Fire 100 2l3\ _Staniiclds Pld. 105 2335 Do. Com. _ _ 70 zeal, Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com. 40 220 Trinidad Elec. 73

Bonds.

100 C. B. Elec 5's

Chronicle 6's ` 101 l-lew. Purn Wool Textile 6' \. ' witli bonifs "*“'-“'“""“‘-" 102 -- Maritime Telephone » 6_'e - ~108» l\1._8..S_i.ee1 lst Mort.5'a an Do. Dsbenture stock 100

Porto Rico 6's .

Btaniields 6':

60 25 'I1

98-

F" mf 'E' .A

s “not'in'it" with a good substantial, up-to~dste steel range in your kitchen. Doo‘t Sgnative Wash have hoard':i"p‘a'\l your mo-iey, buil ling castles for future years, and in the meantime have -‘1‘_~‘v___a' ‘W ”f.=f‘_,f,if',~ done m°_ 1 uve on 3 your ' worn otitindliytoil, working with ii pnor stove The Farmsr's wife as '

well as the Farmer. need good tools. A few dollars invested new in an-

Enferprise Monarch Steel Range g '

will save the time s'nd temper of the hou..ckeeper.__lessen fuel and repair bills

` ' ` *>"` 'tu-an thtl _ S. W. CRABBE 15 bril--°d°i`§ C Agent for Enterprise Monarch Steel Ranges \ \\ :;,l;h,:}:r2fw,$;kf:;.

ess;-I il .=--_in T 5 H but I ml em of my good mmd_

Brandram-Henderson 6's 975

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80 E00 106

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QC-Hzniilowsc

102

03 99

"100 ‘£50 "ua.1u.'”-’- ii.'.,.pi...i. rs.

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102221 Her Advice.

" in swnviiis, Mi¢n.¢-‘iwinemeiiyou

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| I 1 ° ° pound, and that there will be no back

Samtqry Supplies -»»-~_»»»f1»---;»=-1»w»~»»-»-f°=~=°»~i

for Lobstermen

. »~___

_ Opposite Opera House

For many `years` our line oi sanitary supplies for

lobster factories has been accepted as thestandard by all =fai:tori__e_s. We can show. you what .is right in boilers, fre sfcollanders. etc., Guarantee prompt and good work

_ at haw i1ess`onsb1e_rates. It_is time your factory waslitted

out with saiiitsry equipments. _ ’ 'f _ _ _

, Fred H., T'-rainor

’ me without it in ni.. hom.

gn . Th

dong delayed "reorganisation" loan |101' $125,000,000 , in which the Amcrii can group was interested until it lwithtirew from the China iield iollow-' ing President Wilson's announcement oi the democratic administration pol- llcy. Representatives oi,the English, French, German, Russian and Japan- ese groups renewed negotiations on the old basis. This provides lor lor- eign supervision of the salt gabelle, which China gives as security for the loan, and also a system of foreign

d Chinese joint 'auditing to insure he proceeds of the loan going to the purposes for which the money is borrowed. That I’resident’s Wilson’s announce-

ment otadministration policy with regard to American participation in China's reorganization loan has re- :sulted in the loss ol that country oi an interest approximately $125,000,- 000 in Chlna's great program of rail- way development was made clear by Mr. George Bronson, Rea, an Ameri- can and publisher ol the Far Eqstern Review at Shanghai, who went to America as the accredited representa- tive oi Dr. Sun Yat-sen, president oi -the National Railway Corporation oi China. | Alter devoting two months to an endeavor to induce American bankers and railway constructors to under- take the linancing and construction ol s. great system ol railways in China, Mr. Rea left for England to lay the matter before English and Continental capitalists. Before leav- ing Mr. Res. explained his reasons lor believing the door ol opportunity has been shut against American enter- prise, and especially American manu- facturers, ‘by the President's pro- clamation. `

MUTHER UF

LARGE 'FIMILY

Tells I-Io\:_v_She Keeps Her

' Those Who Take

how much good Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg-

_ __ etableCompound and

‘ farm andhaveworked very hard. I sm forty-live years old,

._. and am the mother _, - of thirteen children. ` Many people think

il *Will _

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Lillie is Pm|iiism'» vsgeubis cem-

they will take it ssl have. I sm scarcely

_"I will say also that I- think there ls no better medicinelo be found for young gilri. My eldest daughter has taken Lydia _ E. Pinkhnin’s Veilatlble C0111- for painful periods and irregular- ity, and it has helped her.

“I am always ready and willing tp speak a good woni for Lydia E. Pink- hain’s Vegetable Compound. Itell every fone I meet that I owe my health and hsppinesato your _wonderful medicine." \ .-Mn. J. G. Josivsoiv, Seottvllle, Mich., R.F.D. 8.

Lydia E. Plnkhsm's Vegetable Com- _

pound, made from native roots and herbs, -contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, md today holds the record of being the most successful remedy for women's ills

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known. _

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» Wholesale _Coiiignission Dealers i

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wggraseg $2:-n fh:;.gri=g datlalsction. M. Sl I.V_EIlSTON

Bltehella ewelerr B 1'* _

_ lleCeuhrey¢ Bnlman

Generi|’Co'llIsele0 '

Qsre_ls__ets _

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seem was lm-chu we

whiter for sale should wrltl I

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_ . M431” te the .Troops In 1810 - - '» - 'Arm Recalled ,

lard .Woksles was more intimately _associated xrith Canada, perhaps. than my other great: British general since lbs Cannot iwolfe, and Canadiens pnavemhsys taken the keeneet »in-

rest ln* his.-brilliant career. There ll A common ideefthst lard Nfoleelel .Wll»b0rn.'-so--to- speak, with s held marshsve-baton iii his hand. but the fact. irtlggi. he fought his way- up- Weld ltembpmstsp. for he entered the Bi~itish»ll'l»ll!~ U sn ensiga st the U0 oi' 19. - ,Hiefhther was a major. but lt deemiqt. appear that lard .Woiseley had anyg.,pth_§t', advantages to assist his promotlpn _save his natural gifts as a soldier. Hs was avetersn of the CHUM 4-lid at the Siege _of 8ebesto~ l>0l_reoelved the 'Legion__of Honor, and 'was»severely'wounded.` Later on he went to_Cl_1ina and saw active service. receiving _.a inedpl and two clasps. Shortly _after the Chinese lWar he was ll>Dointed_.__ Deputy; _ _Quartermaster- _General in Canada. -*l.\.~w,¢. ._.,__.

|__ Tralnlng s 0snsdls_|l\Army~§‘

The Trent aiiair gave' seope_to his

remarkable organising’ ability, for it devolved upon him to make "the ar~ ransements for conveying the British troops overland up the Bt. John Val- ley to the Riviera du Loup. I-ie car- ried out hisdilllcult duties with much success. In 1865 a camp of instruc- tion was formed at La Prs.lrie, and Colonel Wolseley was placed in com- mand of the three battalions. A year later the Fenian Raid occurred, and the training that the 2.600 men had |recelved under the British colonel was _noted by military critics. When the Red River Rebellion broke out in 1870 there was a demand from all parts of Canada that Colonel Wolseley should be given charge of the Can~ adisn forces. I-Iow successfully he handled this situation need not be dwelt upon. but to show that Wolseley had as high an opinion of the Canadian militia as the volunteers had of him, it is interesting to quote from the farewell address he issued to the troops.

Cansdlan Flne Troops “In saying good-bye to you," hs

said, “I beg that each and all of you will accept my grateful recognition ol your valuable services, and my best thanks for the zeal you have dis- played in carrying out my orders. ‘I congratulate you upon the success oi our expedition, which has secured to this country a peaceable solution ‘of its late troubles. The credit for this success is due to the gallant soldiers I had at my back; upon you fell tha labor of carrying the boats and heavy loads, a labor in which olllcers and men vied with each other as to who should do the most. Nothing but that

pluck :fr which British soldiers, _wha horu_in._tlie colonies oi- the Mother Country, are celebrated, could have _ carripd you so successfully through' die at-duoiis sdvancoupon this place;a_jli_i2i§_iii;_d _to carry upon your backs av s »amouiit of supplies' over

no,,few _r than, 47 portages, making a to_ts'.l _ i ncefd! 'seven miles, a feat unpn l led .ip mir, military annals.

I osnf .wuhaut-unitary inet, though _I have served__wlth many annies in ;the ileld, I have never associated with ,alletter set ot mon.” ,

' _§|2Q|n__\_/_|__¢:tory Unto Victory

On his_way home Colonel Welseley

-was tendered s .great reception at Montreal, his time not permitting him to_ ,rseei_ve___a__grpeting at Toronto as

thqcitisiens h;;l.planned. Shortly : ‘ter retumi'_ng__,to _ngland he was sent in .commsnd»_o_f_,t.l1a Ashantee campaign, and received: the submission of the king sth Coomassie. For these ser- vices hevwas votndthe thanks of Par- lialllbllkwr the' sum of $25,000, and created‘a K.C.B. `As Sir Garnet Wol- _seleyfhe was commander of the Egyp- tian expedition in 1882, which ended in tlie defect of Arnbi Pasha at Tel- el~Kebir. conducted the operations _for the relic! of ‘Gordon and Khan _toum,' and _oil this occasion sent to ,Canada for a _company of voyageurs, who were of"gree.t.servlce to the Nile expedition, and received the public thinks of tlfe commanding general be- fore returning home. Lord Wolssley was s. gresb soldier, and with Roberts and Kitchener, was one of the three greatest British generals since Wel- lington. » _

Artiilcial spouses; said to equal in

of‘lime, adding common salt and dry-

Clean Telephones 'I "

transmitter with paper after it has been used. which paper must he_.i~e-` moved before _the instriunent is used- Illin-

Wlreleee ferlxplerera

Scientists who plan to explore the

Aretle regions in the near future yu) earry wireless apparatus to ensbl`e_ them to' communicate with the wire-

I stat-l it Dil-l\>°l'l\. hlch '

_ex wales Z

tion plant at the Jerome Park tele:

1 ursPfclli»_ulhlfsIf.c~ii csnmis _

.Il/fdflufacruring &?'_

_____r:uv1_._YonK. Aviu' sr' t8iwi»l>-» I N 5 p Ci. °' ~ 1 '_

scyistospeiid 88,000,0ll0_|pore‘ _ ° for its drinking water. °J_iist"§ll_i0a _ I -_ , ` ~` __ " ' ' ._._,_. .... of ..._ FIRST Mon rGAos_Bonrp,g,, tski1ieystemisshoutto_pef,5ppsd:_~ Pi 92|2 -ui 25 ‘ the city oiilclals are preparing’ - 'ce ' W' p"°° `» _’ "'»~1_'~"e .png more m1m,,‘,,,, 0,, mg ,M ' The Company has signed contracts for iso,00° H., ., ton system by sensing ,my iii 3.' venue from w ich will more than pa) the bend interest twide over. ' '

";',;-,_,__,__,______ mm W. -___ -,,___,,,_.,"I Royal Securities Corporation.

P ni . ‘.

partment oi Water Supply, recom-._ llrsdferd, Han r

tcrday favors the uilillng ol the

Thompson that puriiicatien of the

prlatiou. _

' New YORK, 'Api-i1~`»,zs (special)- Tbat China 'is advancing rapidly in the scienceei s.via_tiou,' and its army is already in advance oi the United States in that regard, is the opinion ot George M. Dyott,"‘ an aviator, who returned here on 'board the Minne- tonka, -ol the ~A‘1_;lantic Transport line. ‘."i‘he Cliinese"government has put. in an order with is large Ameri- can firm manuiactuifing _aeroplanes," sein Mr. Dynix, -'¢0n_sighty.ms.éhinss,

ders for machines ircrm"the Mexican government. From Mexico he will go to India, he said. _

NEWPORT, R. I.. ‘April Sas (spe- cial)-'The advance of theicebergs un- der the warming inilu_enctis;‘_o_{_spring is noted in the report ol‘.,tlia"*i~svenue cutter Seneca, now on i ice patrol in the North`Atlsiitic. which. was re- iceived here by wireless. '

"The eastum_lim.lt oi the bergs now;

is latitude 45.34 north, _ _longitude '

41.22 west," the message said. "The southern limit is latitude 44.30 north lo 'tud 48.30.13

W-..=*

This is an unnatural. con

ditiun- alittle rest each’

and Scoit’e every meal gives nature the material to restore strength.

Scoft’.e Emulsion is' 2

strength-building, curative food and tonic to euereenia wealmese and fatigue-colltaixls no alcohol or drug.

It doesn't stupefy the

nerves, it feeds them.

Eirpeefonl and nursing mntlsere

always need Sceft's Emulsion'

seoti&n.~wne,'l‘oronie,ontsrie rr-7s

__ _ _ _ I:Inili`iringQuali = is assured 'ln knives,

fork.i,spoens and serving* , '

pieces if they are \ _ itll loei|is.a_i_os, ~ - 'This brand, knownss - `

‘ “Silver Plate that Ween' ' l in beautiful deeignshs `niad_s 'I in the heaviest plsté. - \t` -

,_ been renowned ` , t* for over 60 yehrs. ' ‘* _ : ~ eeyneeeiaeeeesaia .

'lhe Celebralellihli'-.-gf? riage Stallion Parkalele

__ _ ... | . _n ~.

*fin -.2 i..i‘_;;..

l .Eastern Securities Co.I.id.

and they have B Intec Huff-\ier._’_".°f IT si. Jellies. e. li»..:~.|.ovs

young men training e.s_s.viat_o_i;s." _ ~

Mr. nyoit said that he is diwnii ay ' ‘to Mexico to give some demonstra- ‘_

tions there, and hopes to obtain or- .

vlwt- azrwns with Ooiwf-»\°»°rL,.__._____.__

` ‘ ' Town of Glace Bay i 5 K p.c. bonds due July '|91

Price io` yield 6 p. c.

Investment Bankers,

i _

_ A. E. Leigh

259 Great George Street

Charlottetown P. E. I.

Electrician and Electrical

Electric Bell work. House

rri119MsitIn:

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BEI"0RE ANO'IlIEll DAY IS GONE

Get Your Bicycle

Every day between new and the

day you pick your mount is anoth- er day without the help a wheel will give you.

The bicycle saves hours of time

every day.

No such return to popularity as

the bicycle ls enjoying could have ever been possible but for its practical value.

Canada C cle & Mt C

- _ _ » y oor o.

B _ On; Fo1i_-I-Rise _lr::_ee;r C will iiitslfsihclgeagon<;fi91»;_;ni_2_e_ o_wi_i- Limited, Biigygles are known for

eore r. nam e ana- ers- sa es re eric on ‘ ar ee _ s im t ai d _ _

mm .nw-,.4 me ni-lush parliament .hssuiuuidsri snapis biyeeiei- with min:_€’e‘°f‘;‘;iufrl;s_ o_i1ih;i_i; Lipvii; tags he was s schoolniseter, and 1mp9¢.|_fonr black points. els iii ~y..iirs_eqd _ .mai duty gomsiimsg fel; hi, w,y_ nghimpnihi sid. .midi ie hiss, ings llten another bicycle that could

On one such _occasion the doctor 'Hd “ISHS 'H5159 Pll‘kl\°¢°l! l"‘¢l.i ll? beat it for reliability. Hundreds of

,asked a ten-year-old' pupil in an ele- g°°“W9°d-l§"*:‘§l\f° Pl"l\W°°4i G""_*‘, old models att in use which warg menu” school to dean, B pug,.1m_ Grangsire Gr side, I():sm__.R_u|;part5r,_ years ago.

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z>y,_‘;is ii_insn who travels from. place wply _o nw"-'__' JAMES HI-_LP£¥&\f ON.

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“l7_d?-that.I" obee_arved Dr.`Macns.- F':‘ffI'_:’§’_;'z'E{_°_,'_;°' °° °PPliGl\i°_l'5».T »'_- ciuhwn Fun" and Rm'

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man. Am _ Dlzriml" ` i =_ . . ->`~‘ ` ' "Na, sir." _responded thelad:-"a h *"°m° M°d°l'~

if ` ,ug-rim is s. g®d man." A `_` 4 ' e » C°~»'°~~=~»u>1fL__ - -- .f » .

, _ - 0p|icslts8tstetiouse,Bos_t_en_l_|Inp,

'Bernie Cot B k

usefulness the natural one. are made V _ Gd ll'|0_ by treating paper pulp with chloride ; ~ i

My ‘.':“.s°;::=.:.;°.;:..°:=°';#f;f#f° 7 s ;¢ & M0101'

""“ an vi:»..»i.lmiie<i

'rs keen telephones eine s sin ' rv' ',' C V

rrsneisoo inventor 'hes patented s "UV & ~_:_~ ~

machine that automatically .oovers"e ` _ ' ` " ~' ' ' ` ` ’

Welt Toronto,

wiring, ect. L

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Botei

l11°°‘1¢d building the reservoir mvie - |64 Ilollis Si. Ilsllisl, U. S. _ i -on than a year ago, hut there .were de- Montreal, Toronto. Dtiaws. Quebec, _ - __ lays. The report ct its engineers yes. |m,‘,m_ ln* ~ ~ ’ -

Groton water is _ necessary 'lor tha; I - __ `

protection oi the city. .Controller I I I " Prehasrgnst wni make ii report, hss- A Short Term Investment - . _ ed on tne advice given by the engin- ° . . . "

cers, and then the Board ot Estisiiate 1

_is expected to authorize the allllrof _ _

_i;iiiti¢i-resi»on_se- thug' is w _ wothope' -to. . this ad`vertlsemsn¥t mm' :,-

, _, .

A map and n circular ere » ready to be mailed you as soon aswe have your name _ and adiirem. ._

Tho mnp shows the _locat~ ` ion of the Porto Rico Gen-_ oral Telephone 0on_rpnny's‘ » extensive telepl:_one ey tem _ in the Island of Porto lilac. 5 The circular shows- how wellseoured the 7 o, c. _' Ficst Mortgage Gold donde *‘ ara. with ample equity and ' large earnings, ‘ 1

An siceptlonalo rtunlt '»», enables us to gggr thesg ' blglrclsss Bonds at a price 1 to yield the unusually high

return of 6.76 p.<c.

hrs you not sufficiently interested NOW to send for the map and circ- ular? -

- “gl °. Wm- I-"ss J. C. Mackintosh &Co

bergs are reported by the steamer _ _ I hu. h d |573

Numidinn thirty miles north snd‘co:‘.tractor. l Wiring supplies ' " °

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gssgazkf emm apes Hfmv-y _ og , Direct Private Wires

Ilalilsx. St. John. Montreal,

` New Glasgow, Fredericton.

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Complete stock

LOBSTER PACKERS | SUPPLIES

at lowest prices.

Highest market prices paid

for Canned Lohsters. Corres- pondence solicited. .

NEVILLE CANNERIES,

Limited _

(Successors to M. Neville)

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia

Apl|5ME3.nos

Cotton and Woolen

. Waste _

Sanilsry Cotton Polishing Cloths fc

Power House. Garages, Machine Shore and all General urposes. Write or samples and quotations to the manufact- urer. '

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