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.1 The best Coffee costs but
fl little more than the poor
 §1rades° Y°“ get the best that
‘  91165’ Can buy at moderate
_ - price when you use
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‘When in Need Of
First Class Dry Goods
At ' Reasonable Prices
V “Remember”
We are qs'trong'f on Ginghams,
Prints, Chambrays, Muslins, and all -
such staple goods. Our display or
Spring Suitings, Dress Goods and
Trimmings has delighted many of V
the “Fair Sex" _and is daily bringing '
us new customers. V
The newest things in Shirtwaists
of _Silk-Chiffon-over-nent and Muslin.
' blec`kwear to suit the most fastidious
Dutch Collars, Jabots, Bows, etc. A
new stock of Perrin’s Kid Gloves in
all shades _
Now A Word to the Men
We have added a new line of
spring Suits, Shirts, Collars, Ties,
Hats, Caps, Gloves etc-all of which
have been carefully selected..
When attending the “Seed Fair”
we will be glad to have you call and
inspect our stock. The store with the
motto “Live and Let Live.”
CHANDLER & REIIIIIN.
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- Oure rin ` shi' ment of Hygrade Solid brass safety PINS-“|°k°|
Broadolothu Justia opened, every plated. sizes l. 2 and 3 °|S° '39'
five yarn; stamped "1-lygrade"for sorted sizes regular price So D50'
your proeectlonln the new Blues, ‘dozen sale- rice 2 dozen foé' I G
Greys,,'_I‘ans. many staple shades Moore 0. Mc eod. 3-I 4 i-
lind Black S l.~75 yd less regular
,iisc_,ount.-Patons. 2-25dtf. New Valenciennes Ed9|“9S~ '?"°
. insertions. Torohons. EmDl'0ld°'
` A special line ef pins-395 pins. Embroider insertions
w
r i e s. Y .
on each paper, offered at the SUFGPIHQS 050 IWW FSHC!! I0'
small ares sale 2 papers for 50
_ your inspection and really worth
Moore G. McLeod. 3- Hair
ir.-Pa tons. 2-2 5dU-
`_"Speclai value in watches given
visitors to Seed Fair, where wll be
f0lll1_d e large stock of reliable time-
Ktepers to choosfe from. G. H. Taylor.
, V a-15_dai.
_Atthe lmlil res sale you will
find Pea{.IiersiII§aoi\. braid -in 6 yd
Pieces. splendi quality sale price
$5. yds for 5o.-Moore G Mchegg.
At the smsilwares sale. YOU
will find a big assortment of
front pad hose supporters. regu
lar 256 forV 20o.-Moore G Mo
Leon. 3 . 1 mar.
Christie and Hawes Von Gai
Hats in styles to suit every H00
at Prowse Bros. 3-l4d4|-
Wool mending black and coi~
our-3, each. nerd with darninu
needle regular 2 for So our sae
rice 4 cards for 50. Moore 0
g|_g_LpQd, 3- I 4df.f
Your new hat ls here for you.
w°~n|§° pq;-f,|o,u|ar interest in
  = rf". w"":»".::'.'::.”.zi
in every art cu ar.-
Ltd. P 3-l4u4l_
St. Pa _[app Day. You will need
'H10 Tl~ ‘ at for the parade on
tilgli J- we hm theuzl, lfklawgt
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Fw ' ,,- y if 464|.,
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F.   V. _  E At thesmailwares sale you will
_ .‘ V _ ~...._V~. - ~ tlntl lndia1"apeon biocksilkoyou
,,,;I:;§_. , se. av s .ull im .en ,,,,,,,||y buy ar. so each- sale
'fl ' f 'n,° eeoofen. ___
temper  ng? :Fd l>°\i)lI;ults£ 5%., rice six pieces f0r 50 /“°°"°&
hens i u zlul w i it
tliollew 0 ave
li ith u in \ e ff
_ ~ V V ' :medu-
“hk NIo‘Leod.
s  `  4 N a `
:i°.:l?.“ _..._ °..".'iai¢.."ei.ii.i.i'i""°.
New sill: nets lor me Inh-
, . wr.” ia" l:::.‘i';° .'.‘::..i';:
1.  ,. 'ff“`~. ‘ oee rn, _On - -” ,
_ _ i  p.,_".,_,,,_ a~l4a-il
e lveie dell ofthe latest
 (lrptum 3 flier: the loan-
 liigl of tae wo ld. W0 MV:
finest essortmen
'fanned et e ‘ver iaroe
A" "HV"`\.`fI vu"  ,l  '
VSealcd,»  _` _  'ae
Mother - . ._ .~V  B ,W dYp|,f6bs___Pr°‘w,{ 5,-0,
e F yr
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to Net (QM ¢ ,caule ts- :pony men to wear our shoes. we the
en 1 Q ‘ot elioe at the price. hon Bros.
1°‘"'° a-isdal.
it pays to buy in this.Province.
Yesterday was the closing day of
the P. E. I. Central Seed Fair and
the greater part of the exhibits were.
removed or sold during the day. The
Fllljwns a decided success and every
branch was attendsdwith many belle-
finial results, which, though they may
not become immediately apparent,
Will of 4 certainty become evident lu
the work of those agriculturists who
we fortunate enough to be present.
_ _e educational value of the splendid
legturgs _and addresses delivered is in-
eillilllmllle and the Fair Committee
deserve every credit for the splendid
progratn prepared and the excellent
management of the Fair itself. 'l‘h_e`
Guardian is indebted to all the offi-
cials, and especially to John H. Gill,
York. the efficient secretary, for as-
sistance rendered in connection with
the publiodtion of the price list and
for many other courtcsies extended.
::0l interest to ladies is the fact
'that we have stocked several odors
of the Harmony Perfumes and anch-
ets made in Boston. .You have only
to see these perfumes to fall in love
with them. Sold only by the bulk.
Price '_75c an ounce. The MacKinnon
Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt_ Sta.
_ ` drti.
Clilllgss lllvlss nis-
V ; CUSSED IN SENATE
___r___LC9_“t_l““‘i‘3_ ‘EPI -Wg” 1)
Such _a regulation would be in .the
interest of morality,
_Sir Richard Cartwright replied thab
his _own inclination wal toward lib-
erallty in the direction suggested by
Senator Loughced. He would lay the
lJ_-wllosal before his colleagues in the
lim/'ernment and give 5 decision on
the third reading. ,
Senator McDonald said the propos-
al_was a good one. Victoria had
Chinese families of excellent chamo-
ter. The parents were honest. and in-
dustrious and the boys and girls
bright Pupils in the public schools.
'There had to be some restriction on
the Hflmilislon of Chinese, no doubt,
but it seemed a pity. They were
most useful residents of British Col-
umbia. They cleared -the land, did
dpmestic work and performed e.
thousand useful otllces. With the dev-
elopment of unions and the greetin-
creasc in the cost of labor he bs-
iieveil that many families couldnot
live in Victoria without Chinese. It
seemed 3 monstrous thing in this ago
£0 Dlacc a head tax on a peaceful
people who loaded our ships with
silks nniri tens, who came and did our
work, to whom the gates of every
Country in Europe were open. It
would be in the interest of morality
to accept Senator Lougheed's sug-
gestion. -
Senator Cloran said that Chinese
came to Canada to acquire enough
money to enable him to go home and
support a. wife. With this nbiect in
view he toiled hard in Canaha, for
six or seven years. The fact that
they were deprived of the companion-
ship of Chinese women laid them open
to charges of 1 immorality. He
thought it would be humane and a.
good thing for society to lei. 'them
bring in wives for their, companion-
ship in Canada. " ` .
Senator Domvllle - "How, .many
wives'."’
Senator Cloran-"One each.”
Senator Domville-“It is under-
stood each .Chinaman has several
wives. It seems cruel to those left
behind if only one is allowed to
come."
Senator Clornn-“They would be no
worse off th~1n'af'. present."
Senator .Bnstock said the Chinese
law was against women emigration.
Personally he would favor ;\ law for-
bidding liny Chinese accompanied by
5, woman to land in Canada. This
would promote moralty and reduce
the number of arrests.
The bill was reported from the
committee. without amendment..
' ' DIED. _
McMAI-ION-At the Charlottetown
Hospital on March 10th., Mary Mc-
Mahon. Funeral from her brother’s
residence, James McMahon’s, 75
Dorchester St., Saturday at 8.45
to St. Dunstan's Cathedral thence
to R. C. Cemetery. '
McMAI-ION-At the City Hospital, on.
March liith, Mary McMahon.
Funeral from her brother's resid-
ence, James McMahon, 75 Dorchest-
er Street, Saturday at 8.45,,to St.
Dunstan's Cathedral, thence to R.
C. Cemetery.
Among those registered at the Duf-
ferin I-Iotel, St. John, N. B., Wednes-
day were the following: G. Russel
Hogg, City; Kate McLean, Lower
Montague; Helen McDonald, Mon-
tague; E. T. Mcliltyre, Nome, Alaska.
::Jordan's Emulsion brings back the
bloom of health to every invalid.
8-16d2l.
DHELLINO HID “RNS
  _  .nssmilsn sims
i-.-4 .- ,i .~- - _
' PUGWASH, -N. 1;.) March 14-The
residence of Mrs. Daniel, together
with the barns and all other bulld-
lngs on the property were completely
destroyed by fire last night. The or-
igin of the fire is unknown. Much
sympathy is felt for Mrs. Daniel who
has lost all her property by this
blaze. It is stated that there was
no insurance on the property. The
fire engine was not taken out. The
fire broke out about ten o’c1ock in
one of the barns.
RESGIIED FROM RIVER
` DIES FROM FILL
GREAT BARRINGTON, March 13-
Riley R, Chase, 58, s. Shehield farmer,
Vfell downstairs at his home and was
later found dead by members of the
family. Mr. Chase leaves two sons
.and two daulihtersz A short time ago
he had a thri ling escape from drown-
ing, being rescued from floating ice
on the Housatonic river by Daniel
Connelly, who heard his cries after
midnight.
SLIGIIIED BY FIIINCE.
GIRL ENDS LIFE
THOVMASTON, Me., March 13-A
year ago, on the night set for her
wedding, Miss Letha G. Feyler was
startled to learn her fiance had dis-
appeared. His failure to return re-
sulted in the disorderlug of her mind,
and early today she committed sui-
cldc by drinking carbolic acid at her
home here. She was 21 years old and
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eben
G. Feyler. .
NEIII REGIIENI FOR
`, IIEYI BRUNSWICK
OTTAWA, Mar. 14-A number of
militia changes were announced to-
day. Lieut.-Colonel J. P. Landry is
transferred from the Eleventh In-
fantry Brigade to command the
Ninthlnfantry Brigade, vice Lieut.-
Coloncl F. S. MacKay, transferred
to the reserve of oilicers.
The organization of two new regi-
ments is gazetted, one the 28th New
Brunswick pragoons, under the com-
mand of Lielit.-Colonel H. H. Mc-
Lean, who is to command the coro-
nation contingent, and the other the
72nd Highlanders, of Vancouver, un-
der the command of Maier R. G. Ed~
wards Leckie.
ANNoUNcEMEN'rs. `
"Attention is' drawn to the ad of
T. H. Lawson, St. Avards which ap-
pears clsewhere in this issue.
"Tho Ladies’ Aid of the P. E. I.
Hospital will meet in Y. M. C. A.
parlors at 11 o’c1ock, this Friday
morning;
“Zion Church choir will meet. for
practice this Friday evening at 7.30
sharp. Full attendance is requested.
Easter music.
“A joint meeting of St. Lawrence
and Widley Lodges will be held this
evening. Fraternal visit from Prince
Edward Lodge and First Degree. Geo.
Mallet, Secty.
“A concert and basket social in
aid"of the Presbyterian Church will be
held in the Harrington Hall on
Monday the 20 ds.yV of March inst-
ant. Doors open at 7 p.m. Admission
15 cents. Ladies with baskets free.
' 3-171121.
“Sealed tenders addressed to the
Mother Superior, Notre Dame Con-
vent, and marked "Tender," will be
received up to noon on Monday,
April 3, for the erection and coInl>1€'
tion of a brick addition to Notre
Dame Convent. See ad. elsewhere.
MEETING NORTHERN INSTITUTE.
The Northern Institute meeting at
Mayfield cn the 13th instant had ri
i l
, .
A series cd b at the Seeks
 because it
@~'::°>;*° at °°V V
n n or
 
‘ _ il had
...°“‘"*'iJm :.':°t‘s.:°:..r.,le. ...,
qulre ev nor o a
ann mbi§€;_x$Z§..a mini..
Am tits, however, has a mineral
§ut_ftc0` which requirie no paint-
sM.` `
Use Amatite for every roof
where you want to save expense.
It is the most economical solution
of the whole roofing problem.
_ _ 'ony _O1 or
3538' f I 3”” ‘Zhu
(;,,°°§`:,d°:.| .? -  ‘ ~» I] gm; Eskimo" esrdinee for 25
~ 'D  B QHAPPELL, = and 2 tins enlmon for 25 cents ,
' ' ‘Q wr Q ,Q’o_l'e. 3-16d2I.
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x:etl'»~¢ii'li,`q If -e|'.‘Mondey.`l.sii.  3 '*'~‘4'-
Avril; ,` ,»-'mari ‘ if - . ""'-
rletion : ’  il st‘:ii»°:.aal°iiii'nl "rt lem the price that inf1\.\.°°° =°
._ £9;
an ‘ * ` 0 Q n
mu
l_$~17d5ipd._ _ _ Armitoet. .
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‘ Saskatoon Fair Buildings. covered with
Amatlte Rboilnz. Saskatchewan. (bn.
toon ,‘l_ Vllsfuiemco -V5
ed w§§r Rg°Hw- ver' it s
»it requires no palntin makes tile ~
.Q _
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'.°.'.'nr.ll  . ~ ~ .
60,000 Feet of Amatite Rooniig
The accom nying view shows ‘li Amatite Roofing, irer no
skilled labor to spplyieiiiucoets no
mire, (in fact much less) than ' -
ot Ur roohn s and the factth t "
total expense farbelow that ot -
any other type of roof covering. '_
You can use Amstite for every F
kind of steep roofed building. We <
supply galvanized nails liquid ,
cement for the laps free of charge. i
Send for free sample and book-
let. Address our nearest office.
THE CARRITTE - PATERSON
Manufacturing Co., Limited
ST. JOHN. N.B. HALIFAX, ILS,
' T" ` ` ' ` . , > rl int .
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’ = in ._  "»‘?.':""‘.-U 1 "'.if‘V.'>f"~"i~.f~.-.
cniriomlroww inn cillzllls coullrv :' _:z:r";.z;1.:_:iV   - 
and instructive paper on _Co opera
tion from Walter Simpson, who _be-
lieves that Co-operation is the slo-‘
gan of advancing Agriculture in its
various branches, but at the present
time thinks there are great difficul-
ties in the way of disposing of our
raw prodgcts, but in those we call
ilnished products, such as chzese,
butter, egrn. hogs and lambs. we
might dispose of by Co-operation in
large nllmbers and quantities. We
have had fsirly'goo'd success in our
fifteen years of Co-operative dairy-
lng and are beginning to understand
the principles that should govern us,
selfishness has no place in true Co-
operation. We mustiollow the gold-
en rule, and supply all products for
shipment of a quality we would wish
to buy. True Co-operation considers
the welfare of others, sets high ide-
als in life and tends to bring into
our business the principles of broth-
erhood, the great factor inthe evo-
lution of the ideal man, the final des-
tiny of the race. Mr. Simpson than
dealt with the practice of these un-
derlying principles and said although
we had been fairly successful in
llairying, had yet much more to
learn before we reach perfection. Our
markets are becoming more exacting
ln respect to quality, the consumers
are getting richer and demand better
products. This necessitates the prac-
tice of the Golden Rule, the respon-
sibility of quality is thrown on exch
individual as from the want of care
on the part of one all will suffer as
the mistake cannot he rectified. Mr.
Simpson gave ten commandments for
the better management of the dairy
business as follows:
lst-Thou shalt give 'to the 'milk
cows cnly such food as will not
taint the milk, so that the butter
and cheese may be of a. clean flavor
and good quality.
2nd-Thou shalt keep thy milk
cows cleanly stabled, where the vei-
tilation is good, so that they may be
healthy, for milk from unhealthy
cows is full of dangerous germs.
3rd-Thou shalt see to it that they
have abundance of 'clean water to
drink, for stagnant, dirty water con-
tains deadly poisons.
4th-Whcn thou shalt guest to milk
t-hyl cows thou shalt have clean
hands and thou shalt brush all the
dust and dirt from oi! their udders,
for this is in accord with sanitary
science and is exceedingly import-
ant.
5th-Thou shalt strain the milk in.
to clean cans through two thickness-
es of cheese .cloth to take out all the
foreign matter that may have got in
notwithstanding all your care.
6th--Immediately aft r it is strain-
ed thou shalt put the c ns in cold
water and lower the temperature to
60 degrees, so that harmful beets;-ia
cannot develop in it.
-7th-Thou _shalt set thy cans
where the air is pure, so omit will
not absorb bad odors which can nev-
er be .eliminated once they have got
in.
llth-Thou shalt empty the whey
out of the cans as soon as they are
returned from the factory and have
theml thoroughly washed and scalded
and Dut in the sun to dry, and not
leave ,them on the milk stand till the
next milking time, as the heathen do.
9th-Thou shalt as thou valucst
thy life an-d reputation send to the
factory the whole milk as it comes
from the cow, taking nothing from
it and adding nothing thereto, for if
thou dost not keep this command-
ment thou 'mayest see thy name
posted in public places.
10th-Thou shalt, if at all possible,
have confidence in the management
of the factory and not be suspicious
if thy milk does not test quite a;
high as thou wouldst like it to, be-
cause variations in the test will oc-
cur when you cannot see the reason
for it, besides the msn who does the
testing has no object in doing what
is unfair by you.
At the close of Mr. Simpson's pa-
per, ths following Dtrsons made com-
l - i
MARITIME SECURITIES.
March 14 1911
" BANKS.
B. N. Amerfca......   .-.....
New' Brunswick...   _.. 
Nova S_cotis..........  
Royal Bank of Canada.__...
MISCELLANEOUS.
Acadia Fire Insurance... 
Acadia Sugar, Pfd .... 
Acadia Sugar, Ord...   
Brandram-Henderson, Com._..
East. Can. Sav. B: Loan._.... 140
Eastern Trust Company 
Halifax Fire Ins...... 
Nova Scotia Telephone.......
Sts.nfle1d's Pfd... . ...... ._  104
St.anfield’s Com...     60
75
151 149
265 260
276 275
240 239
110 100
104 101
67
30
105
130
Trinidad Electric...  
BONDS.
Acadia Sugar..-.   ...  103
Brsndram-Henderson 
Halifax Elec. Tramway 
N. S. Steel 8: Coal 1st.......
N. S. Steel 0. Coal Deb._....
Porto Rico Railways...  86 85
Btanileid's Limited  .. 102; 101
Trinidad Electric...    95 92
srocx Qno'rA'i'1oNs_
Mme 1s. 1911.
65
17
137
150
100
126
101
57
73
100
100 97
IOIQ 100
95]' 94f
102# 101
Reports furnished by F. B. Mr-
Curdy & Co., Members Montreal
Stock Exchange,'160 Richmond St..
0hurV\tfM.own. P. E. LV
MONTREAL STOCKS.
Opened. Closed.
217i 216(
3!!
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59
Can. Pacific
Cement
Detroit
Dom. Iron & Steel
Illinois
Power
Rio
Scotia
Shawlnigsn ~
Toronto St. Ry.
Twin City
West. Can. Power 55
Riehllieu & Ontario 109
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Opened. Closed.
Atchison 108) 1072
Am. Beet Sugar 45; 45l
Amal. Copper Gil
Brooklyn R. T. 77*
Reading 157i
Union Pacific 175%
U. S. Steel 78k
23
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59
93;
15l}
1065
96§
112
_.935
150
1,05*
97
ll 2
125i 126
109 10il}
55
109 L
64}
77k
1561;
175K
777:
Gill
Vu. Chemical 66!
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The Kind You Have ‘Always Bought, and wliicll' ' Y 
in use for over 30 years, has borne the slgnatnrowf
and has been lncido under his per-
'   isonai' supervision siuco its lllfnllcy.
' f ‘ Allow no one to deceive you in this.
.All Counterfeits, Imitatlons and “J ui-it-ns-good” iire~`b\lt
Experiments that ti-lflo with null endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
1 What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, .1?_a`re-
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant." It
contpine neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. ,Its age islts gimralitec. It destroys Worms
and allays Fovcrislxness. It cures Dinrrlioaa. and Wind
Colic. If; relieves Teething Troubles, cures Coiistlpatlon
and Flntiilcricy. It nssilnllntes the Food, reguls.tes»the
Stomach and Bowcls, giving healthy and natural Sleep.
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kintoeh 8: Oo., Exchange Building, |-
Ehlifax, N. S. _
‘_.I
V _ The Clliidrcn’s Punaceu-The Mother-'s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA Aiwlivs
Bears the Signature of _,
5%
The Kind You Have Always Bought
V V in Use For Over 39 Years
` 'mr czyafnun cowunv. 1'-r Munmiv s1'n:z1'_ mzw vom cm.
I V _ _ 1 Il = l  
plimentary rcmarrsz Wilfiam Moffat
am Brown. The thanks of the meat-
ing were tendered Mr. Simpson ful'
his valuable paper and suitably ac-
` knowledged.
At. the smailwares sale “Silho-
Shine" in fifty colours all good
ones-splenrlidthreadforcrochet-
ing and knitting - regular price
50 sale price 3 spools for l0o-
Moore 0. McLeod. 3-l 4-dtf
:_ __ -- -~
POULTRY
WANTED
We require all the good
Poultry we can secure. Can
handle it any day and will pay
highest price at all times but
we want
\\ e can also handle a lot of
Butter
every week in pound.bIocIls, 2,
Ib flats, in tubs and cnoclls.
FlHnimal1&iJnV
Ch'town, P. E. I. I
3-I5wfmdr3i_ V
at Mount Mellick 9 miles from Char-
lottetown containing 33 acres of land all
clear. and under cultivation weilfcnccd
with wire, also young orchard beginning
to bear, ihe buildings consists of' dwelling
house, wood house, large barn, waggon
shed, manure shed, and hennery. ‘-All
New," dwelling house heated with hot
air. Buildings shaded with beauliful hurd-
wood grove. This farm is siiiialmi l mi‘e
from Pownal wharf where sea manure
can he hail, 3 miles from Mount Albion
Station, along side ofschool and near,
churches. For pzlrticulzlrs apply to
C. R. l\fi‘KlNN0l\',
Cherry Valley, I’. O. i
Qood Quality ,_ "
,Lot 49. P. E. I
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Telephone Meellng
The annilal general meeting of the
shareholders of the Telephone Com-
pany of Prince Edward Island will be
hold at the Head Oliice oi the Oom-
psny, Queen Street, Charlottetown,
on Wednesday, the 22nd day of
March, 191lg\ at the hour of eight
o‘clock p. m. for the reception of the
annual reports, the election of Dir-.
actors and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. .
- (Sgd.)-?WALTER S. GRANT
.- General Manager.
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illil' Service For .
C ommisslon 0rders
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Our facilities for hand-
ling Commission Orders are
unexcelled. The service
which we render cannot we
believe, be surpassed-
Promptness and quality
of execution and accuracy
of Market News so far as
can reasonably be had, are
the outstanding features of
this Department of our
business.
Orders for Stocks or
Bonds listed on the Ton-
onto_ Montreal. London
and New 'York Exchanges
will receive our immediate
attention.
Our Private VVire system
reaches all important fin-
ancial,centres_ V
J.C.MacKintosh & Co.
» Established 1873
Members Montreal Sleek E .vi
Direcf Private Wires.
HALIFAX, MONTREAL, I
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Don'f be satisfied wllh 3 per cent
We have in mind two particularly
them.
Members Montreal
drltf
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6 p. c. and Safe '
money out to work where it will earn 6 per cent and be safe, too.
both Ipetantfés the 'pgincipal is amply scoured, the Companies issuing
them have en_elt"c`¢plionaIIy well established business, the earnings are
showing good Increases over previous years and are much more than the _
l amount necessary to pay the interest on thc hood issues.
Drop us ii. lillc, just nay “Give me particulars of thc 6 p. c Securities '
mentioned in your ad\'erlisolncnl inthe Chronicle" and we w.ll ieii you `
wliyiliey are safe, and a lot ofolllor illformiilioil you siinnid know about `
~ F. B. MCCURIIY & C0 ‘
Halifax, Montreal, Sydney, CIIARLOTTETOWN, SL ]ohn’|, Nfld.
intereel when you can put your
:illraclivc 6 por cent Bonds-in
.
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Stork I"xi'lmnge
' Opened. Closed.
may 14.51 141.1
l .lilly 14.35 i4.as
COTTON. \-Il-IICAGO MARKET. vw E
Opened ‘0\osed.
`91I ` 90\
May Wh t
may sail - _neo 11.35
July Com Wi 50|
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