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THE
Scotia and Eastern Carl Company .
I
Sir Henry l‘e||atl has-in his mind it dry dock and shipbuilding yard at
Sydnvy, but as soon ll-he has his ships ready for commission. Mr. Thomas
Lantley will be prepared to equip the vessels with lh :finest guns in ihe world.
In that day possibly ovary provipce in the Dominion wid no represented in the
ASGOW-
From- the Toronto News A
Imperial Navy by it vessel hearing iti nsma. And what is more, every vessel
can be built in Canada and-armed in Canada.
Mr. Cantley entered the services of the Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Com-
pany twenty-seven years ago aa a sales agent. Ai that time the capitalization
of the concem was lesa than $i6o,ooo, lhere is now invested in ii over $|s,o.io,-
ooo. Mr. Cantley, who has been with the company in all the import-aiu stages
y8ll‘l'
of its growth, has been the chief administrative ifficcr for the past eleven
LOUIS N. I" ULLER.
iNvr;srMi:Nrs --
\0V03l sl- - ’Ph°n¢ 90- Ncw Gllsgllwl N' S' lliontagiie is everything else but pleas-'_
- ~ mln' .......... ...  ia... ~....... ..
-" ‘l 1 th but
rss' __ _ '  ~ completed about Nov. 5 ; at
*_ m  rrwfot it looks iw though We Will
- ' r _ w seo Jack Frost a gc-oil many times
1
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- bonds vii li all
the features of a
A Good Investment '
Well secured. -
Ample and increasind.
Ear ings of Company,
Company’a bus nc ~i»
an alisulirte ne cssity,
Bond: . asily
marketed.
interest re' urn con-
sidering class. ‘
The Fonda we have
in mind are the
" Maritime Telegraph (il. -
' Telephone Company
(`IIcrctl at |07 and
scaufcd interrat.
yielding 5. 50 per cent
on the money invested.
, sawing wood with n circular bad the
_ F. Ba  Q;  9 misfortune to cut his lingers severely.
MEMBERS MDN]-RE,|_ 5-|-(NK |.;X¢||ANG|.; Dr. Morris dressed the wounds and at
Ilalifax. Montreal. St. John, Sherbrooke, K.ngsto,n. Ottawa, Sydney . 18315 l`Bl)0!`f U0 WHS ‘ming l1l¢¢lY-“An
Charlottetown and St John's,_N'Qd _
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STOCK QUOTATIONQ Mar.-ii '_ 1254 ‘1246 1254' (From Sat'urday's Evening Daily.)
- . Nov. 22'l2. -_-_-~ _“_-4 ' A .;.°There passed away at Elmira,
Quotations furnished by F. D. Mc. WIIEAT daughter Mrs. James Mellick, onthe
U\ll`*lY & U0-. Stvck Bhd Build BYOK- _- - Hltih LOW C1099- ,ltith inst., Jane, relict of the late
utreal Stock idx- \ll0C0ml»°F 343 Ml 34% #Gama1iel Jarvis. Born some 8-l
change, 164 Richmond Bt., Char--MW ; 9° years ago at Lock Rnnnoch, Perth-
ers, Members Mo
lottetown. Il. ill.
NEW Y()
Atchison ‘-
Am. Beet Bug:-ir
Am. Smeiters
Amnl. Copper ,
Brooklyn R. T.
Lehigh Valley
Miss Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pciinsylvanin
Ileading
Rock Island
Union Pacific
U-. S. Steel
U. S. Steel Pfd
Am. Can.
Beth Steel
Mex. Pet.
Utnh
.iiB§E§f "" I'
Ca nndlan Pacific
Detroit
Montreal Power
N. S. Steel & Coal -,87
Richelieu & Ontario
ioronto Ry
_.win City
-,g co
Q_-
December
' I I January  t_Z50_ 1240 1'250
May --_ 1256 1245 1256
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_illiii ill liiii -iiiiMiii
High Low Close _ Ll-
‘ The busincis of farming ,is ln the
RK STOCKS
107 107 107
` 805 79 7')
sr; 24-; ali,
92,5
175; .i75} 1755 , farm products into net profits.
43; There sro thousands or farmers in
124g Prince Edward Island alone. __
123; Is it not hard to believe that onli
3 171; 171; one of every tive read a farm paper
25,1 25* 25; at All?
1722, 171% 1713 Only on_e in five? The other four
75 74; 74 nerd the instructions given bv farm
112 papers. *
The Guardian management has com-
pleted arrangements with the publish-
ers of The Canadian Coantryenan so
that this excellent weekly magazine
will be mailed Fl-IEE fnr one year to
any subscriber of the Guardian who
_remiitn s. years subscription in ad-
ivance according to instructions
first page.
The Canadlao Countryman is pub-
isbed weekly at Toronto, Can`ads.',`and
has branch olllccs at Winnipeg, Van
cnuvar, Regina and MontrcaI_.l
A. L. McOredie, B.B.A., B.A., is
Editor ln chief and Henry Birett B.-
124:, 1241
123;; 1231
172
42
ii; -log 40;
si sag si
us,
STOCKS
High Low Close
2651 265 2651
ei; 61; 71;
zso 229 229
112; 112;
140 iso;
1121
iso;
105
ent Sir Edmund Walker, Bankcr,'1‘or-
TTON
High LOW C1080 Rosscr, Man; W. J. Glass. farmer,
» McLeod, Alta; A. G. Hopkins, V. S.
1246 1235 1246 Itirmef. Bf'Bl'.t0l1. Salk. l0~17MEtl.
l._._ L_ ...._..l. 1 ' "' '~ _ .
oys
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£31’ 2 E 1 5?;  A ~
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1912 NEW ANNUALS 1912
Boy's 0wn,bonnd,ll§i_rsUaied $2 oo
Chatterbox . ."2 -' . Loo
»Cliild's Companion   ri, .50
Cottager and Artish`»i"<‘ ‘ . ' .5o
Infani's ||a?xine ~ 5' .,,-~~_- . .go
Qniver ‘ "."1"`,  .` _
Young Ca|?l‘¥f""”#iI' JA." ~ 
l°‘.'E)
as--'
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Girls Own, buund,fiIiustrate¢i $1.00
Sunday nt Home . . 2.00
Cbiid’s Own Magazine . .35
(`hi|dren’s Friend . . .5o
Good Words . . _ 2.0.1
Pansy, hound in boards . i oo
'Sunday ' . . . . |.oo
Cliums . . . :.75
. . zoo Sunday Magazine . . :.15
Taken
ers and _
Um- Dewi "
_FROM PT ATTENTION
will put than away till want-
--frelglit and left again in the after-
* land with her lather's family, the
_‘most critical; _period of ill develop-_.late Hon. Angus MacMillan. Mrs.
 "  ` 551'- ments. .ii _Z .. R. ‘Jarvis w s abc last survivor of hér-
Both the working farmer and ' the fm-i,iiy_ 52.1- 1,9 lagf, ofuthe immi-
investor in farm lands and securities g,-,mtg from pe,-gham,-5, Scotland,
“F9 l9l`l0llSlY swaying how t0 I-“nl who settled in the eastern part of
on - "Nervi1ine,”
S -A.. Asrli=\_11f'\ml Editor- ‘ _ warn-utter oi H. in Buniy, ,, wsu-
Board of Directors are as follows:-» known man in the plumbing and gin.
Z. A. Lash, LL.D., Toronto, Presid~ smithmg huB|ne“_ _
onto; Nelson Monteith, B.S.A., farm- and 1“m_\,,,go got-fm be 9, chmuy-_
cr, Stratford; Thomas Deiworth. far- thing with mm 1 muld gm,-¢p1y get
m°f» W°“°“7 Walmr Jnmfls- lumen in ai d-a.y’s work ‘before that knit-ing,
I  Wsouirié risi inn
iour 
...°It pays to _buy in this Province.
...°Therc was opcnod at Montaguo
last weak 5 branch ot J-ardinss' boob-
store, Bummersids. It is in charlo of
...°Rsv. Dan McLean and wito.0l\l!‘>
lottetown, were IHLSIGIJBBFB by 333'*
urday's evsrupg-train to ;M0nt&$u0
where he conducted services yester-
dgy.B. _
i ...~'rii¢ s. s. 1Tfi;i>rioe arrlvvd in
Montague from Picton Saturday
morning with a -full ¢B\‘80 9! WHY
nobn with a full cargo of produce.-B
...°'I`he following registered at the
McDonald Hotel, Montague, between
7 Saturday night and 7 the pro-
vious night:-W. C. Cormeau. Sf-~
John; ,P. S. l-laminonrl, Truro; J.W.
-Adams, W. Toronto.-B.
'The approaches to the bridge a*
ant on acconrt of the mud Citizens
before completion. The citizens ot
Montague feel as though they are sn-_
titlcd to s sidewalk at least.B.
...‘A D_und.us correspondent writes
that Mrs. Patrick Henncssey, who
has been visiting friends in Boston
:nil other American cities, arrived
home on 'l‘hursday.-'Our starch iac-.
tnry suspended operations for this
mason having made into starch 35000
l-ua potatoes. Tliere is' still stored
in iiic farmers’ cellurs ii large quan-
tity of potatoes awaiting shipment.
-Cumberland Hill School House has
nilergone n thorough -cleaning fund'
ciairing, thanks to the efficient P.
Inspector, Mr. Mullena, who wants
cliool rooms kept_ns they should bo.
Edwin Clay has' completed an up-to-
date fox crunch on his farm at Brid-
getown, Norman J. McLe0d while
“°2C"‘S
0-140
he boys who Went out on the har-
est excursion 'from this part have
eturncd. They réport the weather
old in the Canadian West. i
Lot 47, at the residence of her
shire, Scotland, she came to the Is-
latc big John Stewart of Red Point
in 1835, in the brig Phoenitt of
Dublin sailing from Tobermory, Isle
off Msn. Another passenger was the
this Islaiid_ in the _early years of the
last century. fSlie leaves to mourn
one son, John Jarvis, East Baltic,
and three daughters, viz: Mrs. James
Mellick, Elmira; Mrs. Stephen Mel-
lick, Elmira, and Mrs. McMasters,
Bristol. Two sons and two daughters
predeceased her.
Lumbago Cured
Every Ache Gone
'Ihousands Still Suffering That Can
Be Quickly Cured by
_...__
’1‘I-IE CASE OF H_A'ROLD P. BUSHY.
"Three years ago I discovered that
a man subyect to liiiiibsgo might :ust
as well be dead as alive." _These
words open the sincere, straighfor-
"One attack camo after another,
cruel pain would attack my back, I
used n gallon of linlments; not oiio of
them seemed penetrating enough to
-_ get at the core`o‘f' the pain. I read in
the Montreal Witness about Nerviline,
and got five bottles. It is a wonder-
liil medicine--I could feel its so0thing,~
pain-relieving action every time it.
was applied. When I got the disease'
under control with Nervillne, I built
up my strength and fortified my blood
by taking Ferrozone at meals. This
treatment cured me permanently, and
I urgo everyone to give no the thick,
white, oily liniments they are using,
and try an up-to-date, penetrating,
pain-destroyer like Nervltlne.
"Please publish my letter the world
over, I want all to hear of Nervi-
line.".
Don't be cajoled into receiving any-
thing from your dealer but "Nervi-
iine." Large family size bottles 50c.,
trial size Ztic., all dealers, or The
Catarrbozono Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and
Kingston, Canada.
is an ii ¢
i
Fancy
Clocks I
would make tt
decidedly lprar t»
ical and pleasing
We are showing a very
display now in scores uf
00! llosigns, vary
lractivo
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_ ...'Ons csnt.p`sfi@_:l"o_rd`f%ils|l‘  
for advertising lii_._'t.lil_s'eolumn. Oasis
must accompany -order and five pct
cent discount allowed. Minimum
charge twcnty_-fivgfoentl. _. '_
was Miiisn. . 1'-  -
...°Wlion" you want. a.stovs-tiny'
from I-Iolinan's Catalog. 11-BBMEM.
.__...°'rii¢ morning iisuy Guardian can
'bo obtained at H. J. Me.i:oii's Drug
Store. Sourts.°
'..."l‘he Morning Daily 'Guardian can
be obtained at W. A. Johnston’s,
Montague.
...'Yoxi can save money while you
spend by shopping from Holma.u's
Catalog. 11-23ME3i.
...°For sale, black, blue, patched
_and red foxes. Prices on application-
Iaaac Ives, Montague. 11-1 Mt.t._
...°F. G. Jordan. agent will be
glad to receive al'i.news, advertising
and subscriptions in Sourls and vic-
inity, His oflicc phone No. is 5.
...'Subscribers should renew 3 weak
or two before the tlmethey have
paid for has expired and _thus not
miss nn issue, as n-ll papers are dis-
continued promptly on expiry date.
...°T. Gordon Ivrs, agent, will be
glad to receive all iievis. advertising
and subscriptions in Montague and
vicinity. His office ihone No. is 18,
and residence f.-hens No. 20.*.
...°F‘ox Netting! Not "brand" qual-
ity (which is regular stock) but spe-
cially-made-to-order -Red Lnbel--
sold only by Brace, McKay & Oo.,
Positively the best. 11-20mws4iEwZi
...'Gruit money in smeits-fishing is
good, prices are good. Bri1ce’s, Sum-
merslde, have the right. nets-gill
nets, all sizes in both Sea Island Cort-
ton and Scotch Linen; also all sizes
ling nets. ‘ 11118Mnith4iEth2l.
...°'i‘be meeting of the King’s (-lo.
Temperance Alliance was held in
Montague '.l‘hursdsy, Nov. 21st, the
President William McLeod occupying
the chair. The first business was che
election of officers, Rev. F. A. Wight-
man, Souris, was elected President,
Vice-Presidents, Rev. Mr. McNeill,
Bridgetown, E. Clay and Theodore
Robertson. East. Point. D. L. McKin-
non re-elected Secretary and Treas-
urer. The new Presiilcnt resumed of-
fice and called upon Mr. _Mead, the
prosecutor who gave su account of
his work and some of its difficulties.
Six convictions was the record which
be gave for the past' three months
work. The following resolutions were
submitted as Amendments t`o the P.
E. Island Prohibition Act: That anv
drug store `whicb has been convicted
of selling intoxicating liquors unlaw-
fully loose their privilege of selling by
certitlcate. Also that the quantity of
liquors kept. by nnv drug store on its
premises .ba restricted. .and .that this
Alliance pledge its support to the
Prosecutor, Mr. Mead as long as he
performs his duties diligently. Prose_
cutor Mead submitted n report, which
showed considerable work, nn-d an on-
ormous amount of trouble in dealing
with witnesses. The meeting closed
to meet again at 7.30 p. m. for pub-
lic meeting, The ' public meeting
_held Thursday night was well nt.t:end~
sd and the meeting was opened at
7.30 by the ex-president, Win. Mc-
Leod. Tha first speaker was Rav.
John Lord sud his address was most;
interesting and logical and be sh¢,w-
cd the relation of intemperance to
the economic system. The next speak-
_rr was the Rev. Mr. Miller and his
address was indeed the finished pro-
duct. He dealt with the problem of
intempernnce from the-standpoint of
our relatlonsship to this evil showing
bow we are so closely related to it.
Rev. Daniel Wright spoke of the
trouble of the inforcement of the l,1,w
and of the terrible effects of this
vile traffic. Rev. W. D. Wilson spnko
on the social side of life in Monta-
gue. Showing the ravages of intein-
peranca and related instances of every
day life in the village. Rev. A. Hor-
wood sang a solo and spoke along
the same lines ap brother Wilson.
The president then gave anvone ian
opportunity to speak, but there being
no response be called upon the Rev.
Mr. Millar who closed. the meeting
with pre.yer.B. " '
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’HAVERHI-DL BOY IB
KILLED BY TROLLEY.
HAVERHILL, Nov. . --21-Ten-your
old Andrew .Mitchell was instantly
iillled'-and. Rocco Bouccuco,.,, friend
was bruised on the right side ‘by c.
Lincoln avenue trollsy car this noo .
Spectators 'said that the two lags
started across the street, dodgod n
wagon and ran in front of the tcolley.
MoN'rREai., Nov. 23-Amos. I.
Iiice, n prominent photographer died
today. He was_a-native of Gaps
Breton. ' 5  i ‘
. ST. JOHN, Nov. _ZZ--J. ,Jossp
Porter. lawyer, dial suaamiyftui 3
in the homo for lneurabies-whore he
bad been n patient-_with bronchical
trouble. Hs was of English birth,
but lived hors all his lilo.. _
-°.e.s.;f.9.r;1A
its KH tis lim livin IMI
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PROMINENT CANADLANS DEAD.
ESSAY
-I have ‘travelled in Scotland and
England and I must say that _I think
I would prefer P. E; I. to. any of
them. It is an excellent place for
tourists, it is so hoalthy,‘and there
is very fine scsnsry. The market in
Charlottetown is -a credit to the Pro-
vince in itself, and another thing it
is only in its infancy you would say.
I believe in ilvo or six -years time it
would make a vast difference to vis-
itors coming over fr,om_ot.lisi: places,
if it'-ww: t. tm ovinl asmnctias
audi  
are abuad” _t;_ nrmin 
streams, brooks -and dams`are,tcem-
ing -with .!lsh',_ -.ot _prsttgxneuly every
rind-1.111%,-¢»1f»;. -ii. _» 1-..1.m--_»>._i.~»u»-_
_er kinds. ' c have some ‘ 'v`sry_ nice
cattle, poultry, I sheep -ond. other
things. As_we1l_as t.ho.,above."men-
tioned there f is the lruit that 'ts
shipped from our ports. .Altogether
wc have a 'very nice little Province.
The colleges are as well trained as
they could be expected .and the
school-teachers have taken quite an
active part in training the children
and sending out some due business
mon out. into the world. I have been
in Glasgow, Scotland, and Liverpool,
England, also in St.. John and Hull-
fnx, but I don’t. think they are as
nice as here. I camo from Scotland,
we lived in Glasgow, but it was so
grimy and smoky there thatlwould
rather livo here. The taxes are not
so high as: they are away in, Glas-
gow. Wo»__liv_e in Eldon, Bclfast.- It
is just_.1:ively here, especially in sum-
mer. It is' lust lovely talilnga sci’
in the Harland down to town; also
in the train. We find both of them
very convenient. Really this is the
nlnce for young pcopls wiio`are wil-
ling to work and make it way for'
themselves. They should settle right
hcre in this littlo Isle of the Sen. I
nm.
Yours truly,
` ROBINA WILLIAMSON.
Eldon, Belfast.
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` for 14. Months
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Mr. Black an Invalid-Gured
by l_3_t-. i:haea's_t|orvo Food.
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The next
You will be fortunate if. like Mr.
Black. you get the building-up process
ln action before it is forever too late.
By forming new, rich blood Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food carries new vigor and
energy to every organ and every mom-
ber of the human body.
Mr. Henry Black, 81 Bt. Catherine
street east. Montreal. Que-. wrltesz-
"The wonderful ‘results I obtained
from the use or Dr. Chaae`s Nerve
Food. constrain me to write this let
‘ter in order thitt others who suffer
from nervougt -exhaustion and weak
ness may use itts'mci’|lclno with equal
ly satisfactory results. As the result
of ovcrwork I became completely ex
haunted.. mid, was unable to work for
fourteen onths. As I am the father
of it family. these were sad days for me,
bone the-human body li.
nerves become exhausted.
weukness comes over You,
lose control of the limbs.
step is paralysis.
Mi- Henry Black
Whitt a nel;-.ess mass of
but after I had used six boxes uf Dr.
Cbnsds Nerve Food I had improved
so greatly that I continued the treat-
ment until I wal; completely restored
to health and strength. I now work
twelve to fifteen hours ri day, and keep
in excellent health." -
Dr. Chnse's Nerve Food, G0 cents a
box, all dealers. or Edmanson, Bates
& Cn.. Limited. Toronto.
 
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. ' , , moz; fl'rir=l’yrsu_t°sI>liiilIs¢l)‘_.lir°riii iilthe Msillunw Provlnoss lt.l‘s ii p:o|-
,1 'rss _Ive corztiidrifty v/it all modern facilities, Principal exports an
_ ‘ _I 'I umhsr. P autor. rult and Agricultural Produggl. %ho._t.ovlii of W_in_i|
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
AN IDEAL PLACE TO LIVE IN.
First, because it is one of cartii's
beauty spots;*" its skies cf Italian
blue, its bright red banks laved by
shimmering waves, its briglit_ sun-
shine, its clear, pure, .bracing air, its
fields of waving grain, its spreading
trees, its verdant groves, its Heat
bridges, its cyystnl streams, its rip-
pling riils, ts singing birds, its
charming sunset, its glorious au-
tumn tiuts, constrain us to exclnim
with the first Indian who landed on
its shores: “Abegwcit"l "lletllltillll
home on the wave"l-
Second, because it is prosperous.
We have only to visit the nest, well-
furnished homes of our country peo-
ple to realize that plenty, with com-
fort, is everywhere in evidence. Full
barns, fine horses, fat cattle, high-
prlced sheep, large orchards laden
with fruit, bins filled to overflowing
with vegetables of .various kinds, go
to prove that there is a mine of
wealth in a well-tiiled lsland farm.
There is wealth, too, on the sea--
washed sands, where the fisherman
finds ready sale and remuncrntive
pay for his day’s catch. He, too,
has n comfortable homo, where he
can rest after months of toilf _ ‘
Third, the climatic conditions are
fnvorable,»immune as the Island is
from 'extremes of heat and cold, the
blasting blizzard, devastating hail,
destructive cyclonos, overwhelming
floods are unknown to this gem of
the sea.
Fourth, its social atmosphere is
commendablef Schools ure free, edu-
cattion ls general. -The people are
law-abiding, sane, intelligent, moral-_
Temperance societies, debating clubs,
lectures, musical and literary enter-
tainments, sociais, while away the
long winter evenings, while skating,
hockey,'Rugby and other out-door
‘sports are` enthusiastically engaged
.in._ Consequently, Prince -Edward Is-
_-lantlcrs are found in the front ranks
'wherever brain or brawn is in requi-
sitlnn. ' '
(MISS)_M. N. LINKLET'l`ER.
Summerslde. - '
The Northern
M‘{fl3_'8¢ company
Limited 8 p. c, Cap.
ital Stock
. Dividends prvihls last Jm_
w it 'id M", 'V
0
inn' 1i'r"l~l A°d'r °\7io"° ia,-oF.
ment whlcl. we is ihc tatfngly
reco_mn|ciid. _
__ _l_’;i_;:e_;i sii2| or mare' to yield
|ul.éi[i‘i;?&2_n the Winnipeg Stock _
Lantern Securitis s
Co., Ltd`.  
lnvcstmsgiflanlsra- ,- -
_W.i`.MaI|on 1 -_ \Hn|- Illr. »
92 Prince William Street
' St. .lolm _Nfl I
|57 Sf.`=¢|a|'nlfl SL ~
~ Montrsal,Qoe. -‘ "
_ _ ._.#_- 7
Pin. without bonus   ss io
N. S. Car, JST. Pld., 1.11.... 96 90
no. 211.1 Pia.     az 12
47
30
I0
 
2..-
-e
<1
Do. 3rd Pfd.    57
Do. Com.       40
N. S. Clay Works, Pfd. x.d. 95 on
Do. Com. x.d.   86
Nova Scotia Fira... ‘  ~...L00
Btanfield P.'d` x.d.  ... ...104
Do. Com. x.d.   ‘,,,.
Trinidad Cons. Tcl. Com.."~
Trinidad Electric ,,.  _,___ 17
Atchison - 403 '_-»107»_
Am. Beot ‘Bu ar' " ',`~ ‘-5 _
Am. Smeltcrsg   ggi
Amal Copper = _ 85; “B55-
Brcioklyn R. T. _ ~, `-525 Your ,
Great Northern 1'id.1as:_ iss;
Lehigh Valley __ 115; 175|-
Miss Pacific ` ' __ 44* 431
Northern __P'a__cif_l¢ 2135i if 12__4_i`_ 124!
Pennsylvania --  .'.12S1.‘_=__1¥8_l _ 123|
Reading 112; 112| 1121- -112;
Rock Island A ‘ 25 j -53 25|
sniitiierracvic 111|- -111| -111|
Union Palcific 173* 172| 172|
15;
112
90
102
65
88
is
101;
5
iii
85|
921
issr
115|
44
U. S. Steell 75! 75}
U. S. Steel Pfd. 112 1-12
Am. Con. 42| 41
Beth steel. 41; to;
Harvester 121i. 120
Mex. Pet- ‘B5 _ B4
um. - - _ si' .titty
42|
io;
izii
si.
iii
-lll.l..W.lill|SE'S -
0|T|ll|lll PUWDEII2 cs
lsssnt dlnctto :be diseased parts by tlia `
' Im roved Blow! Heals th
P fs E \l DQYI,
clears the air passages. stops drop-
riiigs in the throat andaermaneiit-
` éueurcs Catarrh and ay Fever.
a box: blower free. Accept no
_ lulsalittgesa 'All denier; or IUMIIIOOQ
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MARITIME SECURITIES.
(Quotations Furnished by F. B. _Mc-
Brokers, Members .Montreal Stock
Exchange, Charlottetown. ~
BANKS »
_ _ Ask
British... ...   ........156
commerce     ...zzag
Nova. Scotia     ...265§
Montreal     ...aio
Royal      225;
_._ _ MISCELLANEOUS
Acadia Fire...  ~  ......100
Acadia Sugar Pfd.   ...105
Do. ord      80
Brandram- Henderson Com...
East Can Sav & Loaii..1~0
Eastern Trust  ;..  ..,145
Halifax Ftrs  ...‘   t..100
'd_sw. Pure Wool Tex, Com. Z5 20
new. Puro Wool Tex. Pfd.
ld-. with 30 p. c, of Com.
stock...    ......100 98
Mliarltiiiad-Teicp. Com, x.d. R8’ Bl
0- _ - . x.d..   ....105 -102 -
N. B. 'llsleplions  ....110 l.03\
Nllrtb Atlantic il'isk.srlos
Bid .
iss
222;
264;
zix
22-ii
9 ll
100
74
136
140
98
     
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Canadlan Pacific. _ 35_7i_ 2%; ‘_ 16,6;
Detroit  " 'I2}_¥_".- -’.j_._ 'IM
nom. stan cotnin sit ’.“!¢t§i1-‘,~ tu
Montreal Rower, _ 220 ».-QB  229
N. s. suiei or can -~ ._,~-  _ii
Richelieu & Qn;h°to 114, 1.113! Hill
Shawinigan ~ ~ 1§7~"' 155g' 137
Toronto Ry. '140§‘_ -£40. * ltd;
Bras. 'i`rac»  98-‘“-‘WSL-` 987
25
1224
Med. Nor. ' 25. :'Bl"'
December - » 1384. 1108
January ` 128i._'._I$14.i23l
March 1.816 1210 1236
May - 12861820 1236
December 84| _BQ 2 84|
May - noi.   Sol
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