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“investment Securities"
` Is the title of a booklet which we have _
' just published and a copy of which we want
to place in the hands of every investor. It
gives particulars of a number of attractive
issues yielding up to 7.40 p. c. on the mo ney
- invested. Better drop us a line for your copy
today.
F- B. McCURDY Ed CO 11°"-
MEMBERS “ONTREAL of people assembled at the railway
STOCK EXCHANGE.
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.IARITIME PROVUOE
SECURITIES.
(Quotations Furnished by F. I. ho-
Ourdy B: Co., Stock and Bond Brax-
ers, Members Montreal Stock 
change, Charlottetown.
Banks. _
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154.
fill;
2334
163)
120
,E AI.
Brit-Ili 156
Commerce I RM#
Honttell Siife
Nova Scotia 7541
Royal till
lliscellanwus.
Acadia Fire 151"
‘Acadia Sugar Pfd 190
Do. ord '19
Pfd. with stock bonus `i‘3-'I
Brandram-Henderson Com. F0
C. B. Elec. Com. 'Al
East. Can Bev. 5 Loan 101
Eastem Trust 153
Halifax Fire 100
How. Pure Wool Tex Pfd.
with bonus Com. stock 100
Maritime Telephone Com.. 84
98
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G0
98
25
71
136
14!
98
98
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N. B. Telephone 110 106
North Atlantic I'f.lhm1el
N, B. Car lst PM 94
D0. 2nd Pfd.
Do. 3rd Pfd
Do. Com.
N. S. Clay Works PM.
Do. Com.
Nova Scotia Fire
Btanfields Pfd.
Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com. 40
Bonds.
Bi-andrsm~Uendersoa 8'!
C. B. Elec 5's 95
Chronicle 6'a 101
Hew. Puru Wool Textile S'.l.
with bonus 102
Maritime Telephone l's 108
N. S. Steel let llort. l's
Do. Dehenture stock
Porto Rico 5’s
89
09 60
44 40
33 19
94 B9
40 30
100 90
105 103
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NEW YORK STOCKS
Quotations furnished by F. B. Md-
Curdy & C0., Stock and Bond Bro-
kers. Members Montreal Stock Ex-
change, 164 Richmond St., Char-
lottetown, P. E. I.
July 8th.
NEW YORK STOCKS
High Low Close
95t 95;
61% 61?,
63} 634
925 92§
86% 86} 861
214% 214 214
531- 52?, 53
24; 244 242
12 123 123
Atchison
95)
Am Smelters 61%
03§
921
(.anadinn Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
I .~  or two before the time they
‘not miss an issue, as all papers are
...°THE MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at H. A. John-
stoue's, Montague, ~
...°THE MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at H. J. Ka-
bon’s_ Drugstore, Bouris.
i...°SALT SCHOONER.--The schoon-
er Uncle Sain arrived in Bouris on
Saturday from Halifax with a load
of salt for J. J. Hughes & Co.°
...°SUBSCRIBERB should renew a
have paid for has expired and thus
discontinued promptly' on expiry
...'FAREWELLED.-‘Quite a number
station, Souris, on Tuesday to bid
farewell to Rev. F. A. Wightman and
family who have been transferred to
the Methodist Circuit at Bathurst,
N. B. While in Souris they made
many friends who sincerely regret at
will be succeeded by Rev t es,
who arrived on Thursday with his
iamily.’ `
...'B'1'O(‘K JUDGING.- The live-
stock judging classes held at George-
ytowu were quite successful, about
twenty bead of cattle were brought in
by neighboring farmers and the at-
tendance was fair. Mr. John Stewart
of Georgetown brought in particular-
ly glod Holstein, and Mr. Martin,
Messrs Aron Cogswell, Andrew Lav-
ers, and F. J. Solomon, also brought
in particularly good cattle. Thesei
classes had much to instruct the far-I
mers as to the conformation, of best
Robertson, who was in charge of 'the
judging classes, made his explanation,
particularly clear. Mr. Robertson will
he this week at Bridgetown, Red
House, Rollo Bay, and Morell Rear.
All meetings called at »1.30.
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steel Pfd.
lltiili Copper
101;
111
1561
92;
1441
szi
104;
41;
1111
156;
92;
145;
52;
104;
41:
110k
155%
921*
1442
51§
104§
412
MONTREAL STOCKS.
High Lowi Close
Brazilian Traction 84 83% 833
Detroit » 66 655 66
Dom. Steel (Jorp'n I 44g 44 44;
Minn.& St.Paul (Soo)l-22? 122} 1221
Montreal Power 210 209 209
N. S. Steel & Coal Com. No Sale.
Ogilvie 109
Quebec Ry 11 10
Richelieu & Ontario
Spanish River Coin. 50 48
10
107
...'0NE
tion for
Gash must accompany
mum charge twenty-fi
inser-
colllllli.
link
ve
it » _
on the market s few years only. `
- Good- ~ ii_ts_inay often be.mi\¢'1¢.b
nesrin ’mi,tb’rity and xeinvesiiug the
We shall be pleased to have you consult lit -
the auction sale at the Montague OTFAWA
judging of dairy cattle. Mr. RobertiAmherst are visiting in Montague. ,,g,.icum,,-al development, as more
...‘MR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN is Guardian
representative in Bourfs. His Phone
number is 5. W. L. Dingwell Under-
taker’s oflice. MEM.
...°0PPOR'i‘UNl'l'Y.-Look out for
the auction sale- at the Montague
Hall on the 10th inet. A chance to
get some article you need cheap.
49-1-mei. .L C_ R_
...°SALE.-Everyth ng oilered at
Hall on the 10th is of thebeetqnal-‘ '
ity,' and everything must be sold. rgauiiazgl ig!
non r miss it. 49-1-mei. my M New
...°.4i.i. si-Iounn can he the mon- ¢hrI'“°h“th“ “Mt
tague Hall on Tuesday or Wednesday, It "£55 ne°w°_°l';n?
the 8th and 9th inst. and inspect ’
th articles to be sold there by auc- plead by um . °w°"' Thom”
ti” n the mth inn You Wm up Malcolm, only two years ago. It pen-
°“l° thin  t Wm inter etrates an undeveloped portion of
tam 7 B” °°m° 3 3 -. 49-_7»_4M6i New Brimswiclr and its operation has
‘st 7°“'  ' given a great impetus to lumbering
‘ in central New Brunswick.
"'°AUCTI0N SALE The h°u“h°m 'Theline crosses the province from
M _
ggsxgrg a;gil';;se;:“°§;h§ol?t;y p\£;_ east to west. It extends from Camp-
." aucuén at the Manta ue Han on bellton on the Bay Chaleur to the in-
c K te ti l boundar at St. Leon-
t_ A rua ona _ y
Thursday' the mth of £511 igfu’ gg ard’s where it terminates at the St.
ip';n°l°€g wgzan “fn ti: nl-lin on John river. When the river is bridged
Tuesday and Qvadnesday the ml and the branch wiii connect with the
sth in me “mamma . m_7_4M6i Bangor & Aroostoolre Railway which
' _ _4 _'___ ' ,Will give a good connection with Ban-
. gor. ‘ '_
EA$'Ea”  The International, starting from
_ "**" the Intercolonial, main line crosses
. 'JMIFS Mmm Knox of penver' Cel” the Transcontinental f main ‘line _and
15 V.i’"tm5 her Om ‘mme ‘U S°“ri°‘ the Canadian Pacific ' branch line in
.Mrs John Clark and daughter of New Brunswick. The opening of the
 - new country has led to considerable
he ao-
Rail-
...°Mi-. F. G. Jorann oi the cnnnah 322'; 81,323 l‘;‘;,”‘,‘;n;‘“,;;‘;c;’°f;‘ W‘;';“;;‘f
Fox Exchange, Charlottetown, is in mei
Sonris 0” B' bush?" trip" The minister of railways today ap-
...'Mr. and Mrs, Angus D. McCor- ggoixlyof 5:3 rgggasgofgstigxctgsgf
mick. St. Mnrgarets, wan among the "any from Richibucto to Logzievilm
v"“t°" to Sour” on Saturday! a distance of -i7 miles. He declined
. . "'°”` to give approval to a route map by
h "'°M‘B.s,Kahe A' Moomy 0' Boat()-n the same company from -Painsec Jun-
” arnled hom-8 °“ a short visit ction to Cape Tormentine a distance
if her UBQT3’ ¥I_Ir'bmid,MrB' Andrew. nf 42 miles. He gave as a reason
ooney' i e  or' that he did not want to`bring any-
-=--.--==-.-.---~=-»-=----1-:ff--1-<ff-V----v-----~ thing which might interfere in any
COTTON. way, with the terminals of the Prince
Edward Island car ferry which were
now being dealt with.
It is understood that the line from
Painsec Junction to Cape Tormentine,
it constructed, might become a corn-
netitor with the Cane Tormentine
1206 1186 1205-A Railway which is now running and
‘ which the government proposes to ac-
iquire ns an I. C. R. branch line.
High. Low Close
1208 1188 120607
1138 1132 1137-38
1134 1127 1133-34
1128 1122 1127-28
August
October
December
January '
J uly
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
High Low Close* "A real bargain in women's sum-
SBQ 88 88 mer boots, a limited lot of white and
brown canvas oxfords for women,
laced styles, all sizes. have been sell-
ing all along-at $1,50. Price to clear
July Wheat
Sept. Wheat 891 88; XSS
July Corn 61% 60% 60?
Sept. Corn 62# 61; till
Great Northern Pfd
3% l
Lehigh vniiey 145; 144; 145
49}
Toronto Ry 136i
‘July Oats 401 40 403
miles in length ._ No i th t tv _
“°~':;::~';::;;;  ' S  ° |  why Nqir¢.».i 1
Buy for investment
Our Booklet entitled
i “Six Special _|ssues" is I
"°‘4¥:. .
Call or writefor a copy I
5 EasternSecurities Co.l.td
Investment Bankers
St.Jelm. N. B. Montreal, Que.
Farm For Sale
The subscriber offers for sale his
farm consisting of one hundred
acres of land at East Baltic, Lot 46
in Kii:g’s County. About Forty
acres are cleared, and the balance
covered with hard and soft wood.
Bui'dings are in good repair, land
well fenced and in a high state of
cultivation, situate about a mile
from Railroad Station and Starch
Factory. Stores, Churches and
Schools convenient.
For further particulars apply to
Fraser & McQuaid, Solicitors,
Sourls, or to the owner,
MICHAEL HOLLAND,
East Baltic.
36,7,4Mfuiw2wks
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tlorporaiilin Lill\l|¢¢| y
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gig” msg Milk `
my) l.&d¢.W"
'rho minister of  ,.  
for t '  ' ~ ' ` ' '
1-, 0ur- Mail Service
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Why not find out for your-
i self the efficiency and do nd-
.ability :of our mail servil; to
the investing public ‘Z _
» ‘ Why .not start your invasti- '
_ gation by wnting a note today,
' saying you would like a copy
of our "Investment Cilsrings ’
for July, ‘I , -
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Why not thus have brought
to your very door-no matter
,where you live-your choice of
the attractive and desirable
securities we have selected to
'time investors ‘i
‘ Why notthen avail yourself
of our statistical facilities for
any further details you may .
require of any particular se-
curity ‘Z
Why not learn how our 'mail
service makes investing by mail
quite ini satisfactory ns t ough
you were to order in poison at
» one of our offices ?
Why not write for the circu-
lar-NOW, while you think of
it ‘I
J. C. Mackintosh &Co
Established |873
Menihers Montreal Stock Exchange
B. ROGERS-Special Reprentativs
Richmond Street Charlottetown
Halifax, Si. John. Montreal
Neve_»_Glas|o_w, Fredericton,
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GOING AWAY? HERE ARE
SOME THINGS YOU'LL NEED.
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Good strong trunk ~or grip filled
980. Alley & Go., 135 Queen St. with shirts, collars, ties bath towels,'
July Pork ` 2125 2120 2120. 155-7-9M3i.
‘ tooth brushes, clothes brush, bathing
-=- ‘ Mins. Pacific ani 29; aogrwin City ~ 103..___Y . a _»___Y _ Y
suits, light summer hats, pyjamas,
bath-robes, belts, outing shirts,
sweaters, hose, suspenders, tie ciiPS,
huchelor’s buttons, and ties and shirts
galore. They- are all. .here for the
asking, at Putoiis. ! 128-7-llMtf.
~Do-~- You Want.. To Increase: Your 
Wa. . _ --.ea ,
 By an Investment in The Black  I°i1jd§ustr
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lf you were asked by a friend to make a selection from the numerous Black Fox Propositions now on the market, that wou.d be ‘
gill likely to give him the best Returns. What would you do 7
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Would you not iirst find out the Figure the Foxes were Capitalized at . Then you would find out the qualityf of stock. Then the
 location of the Ranch would demand your attention. Then the personell of the Directorate and the caretaker.
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From The Standpoint Of The Investor
‘ Looking for the best place in all Canada to makeiprofits worth while:  , V 
'i The Brighton Black _Fosc Co., Ltd. Stands T First’ -.
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Capitalized At $13500 a Pair
To the conservative investor capitalization is of paramount impo t-
aiiple, because on this depends the percentage of dividends his investment
W eain. '
A GUARANTEE becomes no guarantee at all if you pay it your-
self on over-capitalization in the purchase piice of stock.
These foxes were puchased previous to the advance in piiceaud are
placed ln the ranch at two to three thousand dollars a pair lower than
the present market price of first class stock.
The remarkable developement of the Fox industry, makes us wond-
er what the future will be.
A conservative estimate of next ycar’s returns from this ranch
would be. If 4 pairs of the foxes have average litters of 4 each, 4 going
to the ranch for keep, leaves 12 for the Company, which if sold at present
price of $i5,ooo 'per pair, would uct the stockholders about iio per cent.
If all 6 pairs have litters the profits would be proportionately increased.
Can you imagine circumstances more favorable to youasa pro-
The Stock The World’s Best
The promoters of this Company decided months ago that nothing
but the best stock, that money could buy would ever find its way into
their ranch. Therefore, when they obtained options on the six pairs of
Foxes ef the world Famous D.ilton,Onltou, and Tupliii strains. they
refrained from advertising their proposition iiutil they were sure that
the options would be filled. _
The Foxes are now ou foot and are six pairs of the handsoniest
young foxes that ever looked out of adeu. Their ancestry tracing back
to the Foxes whose pelts brought the highest prices on the Loudon
market, and now adorn the robes of Royalty in the Courts of Europe. '
Oh this class of stock'depeuds.fhé future success of the Fox industry,
and the msn who invests $i`ooo,;oo in this proposition is laying the
foundation of a permanent _invesfnient that in future years will be the
means of earning thousands of doi`i§`re', ` - '
'lhelr should be no hesitation_ ou the part of an; investor _who
I The ,Location  f'fThe Ranch
V The ranch 'which is now under ` ' truction will be one of the most
up-to-date‘,iu tlie.»Provli_iee, located beautiful grove of mixed spruce
and haidwoed inthe centre of 38 §cjes pf land sin the properties of Lieut.
Cul. A. G. Peake and I. J. McKi uonnsnd ha been pronounced hy ex-
perienced Fox ranchers to be one ofthe best (if not the best,) in the
Province |
10 per cont of amount subscribed for in st helsent on application.
All applications must be sent to the Sec; Traits, or the Maritime Fox lxebenje
and Investment Co.
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 _, _I hereby make appllication to the Brighton Black Fox Company! Limited of
Charlottetown, to tuke t s number of shares iuithe Capital Stock of the Company
setpopposite my signature below. 1 . ,
ll -me phrgpsnpiherpgvith 10 per ceiatepf thpxamoniignlith this application and thoelaulz
it so g I ' "
stock “pt ‘matted psy on or ore' ugu t t 1018 deposit to  return i
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For Prospectus And A pplicdtion F arms -.Apply To Thelirovisgnql Di1reotors;,.Or   
  The Maritime ox Exchange' Andfyipjfnoestrnentf Co. ,C-,iff ,wn Phqfwfi. 251  rfl'f‘i` 
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PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS---72--,M 1
Frank R. Heartz ,- Lieut.Col. A. G. Peakgf . f  $¢¢y ?.T,,~¢a§w-¢,-
.Edwin Aitken H. W Peake  J. McKinnon
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