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board companies, with
policy payable in _case
of loss to the lender.
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takes a'\few'4minutes and we will tcll
you exactly, what you need and it
wont cost you one penny. We make
‘teeth also guarantee perfection in
_grown and Bridge work. Ertrectiniz
_-and illllrig without»}pain-p1‘w0.mod-
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_ HEARD IN inunaun.
gvrs- at
;,0Nn'oN, Nov. 18--The trans-A”
ldritic wireless telephone ia now an
_.accomplished fact, according 150 fl
ggblg nkesage to the London Daily
Mail, from Sydney, Cape Breton,
.which says that Marconi had a thir-
_ty minute trans-Atlantic experiment
,between Cllfden, Ireland, and Glace
. ` .’*"'_”`_°""l-'T'
THERS FOUND
Two ‘BRO DEAD IN BED.
_#pg NTU, Nov. 18-Lying side
hy ¢i%g‘in their bed in the roomintt
ahaha st’ 165 Duchess street, two
brbthers, Archibald McFarlane. 33
Mn nge, were found dead from
innings oi gas poiswlss shvftlv “Y-
ter six `o'eloak _ this morning.
Although the police are investigatini!
gh; age, it appears to he entirely
,, The two volins mm °B"‘¢
' ' |y"'from LindsaY~
ing of " da tituto gill! be
held tomorrow ' _ y.'at in ora
at HL” p_ m' Mg, Rohm goberggon lottetown at 7- p. m. last evening. _ nr-_
ofthe '~' Department of Agriculture _ '“"'_ ` change
'u1“u|d|.e“ th. mwgium Every one ANR UAL HIGH TEA at Bt. JOB- '°net°'*n
means that the title has & '
b`§¢n gxgmiqgd and the hi 'ob in hand at their foundry
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mortgage drawn, by the D. G.'S_ Brant and the steamer
» compel en t 50ll¢lf°fSr _ Enterprise. This win have to he
That the property is in-`* dope by solid casting. and the extent
_ _ 0
3305511 In good strong t 'd fr in the fact that the measure- _
:angst Ofothe propellor fm. the Ente,-_ was mainly of a routine nature. A Union pmmc
_  - ,_  r B and that number of new fox companies were .U S
piise viill be 9 it. i. in . 1 . . Steel
for the Hmm' , “_ G ,ni granted letters patent for the r in- U_ 5_ gteel P1d_
_ ____ corporation. .Utah gopher
as soon as their savings is i K M t 1 P W
S u f f { C i e n f cleaned and painted, and be wor is _ d t h. _ .H On rel! _,O 01'.  ‘
'each a iheiy to hs finished hy the end of the git; :gd '10 82?; 1° f;1l°"”<’t“uct‘,';' _ N.s_steni ar coal q_o,_,_ No sais
l
amount. in-rsh. one it vnu he sometime yet 11; 0 b,‘,“.°l “w§d_ 8" lm’ V ° Richelieu eoninrio
, » Y'
_ject of taking up some ,
Montreal with a large general cargoi
as you have saved 3
I enough. horses, came one sheep, for st’
John's, Newfoundland. This steam- anis 0 the 20th mat The an
l- er will be followed by the s. s. City!
_ ofSydI10Y dU9»11el`° TU¢9d3_V next. Blldlat once with the registration of all
will loud a full cargo of produce, etc, their foxes, which be will doimme-
for St. John's, Newfoundland. As
the season is getting late, and as A, _
there will be only one or two more MARRIAGE.-The marriage, of Mr. .     .
steamers __ sailing from here _tg St, Finlay Matheson of Darlington and _
John's, Newfoundland. this season, Mrs. Mary Johnson 0! Quincy, Mass., .___
with n, limited space. .Shippers was solemnized by the Rev. J. F. , v ~ _ 8_»1¢he “muon
hould take advantage of this special MCHBUZN Of BTOOKHGIG. On hlov. 13th OfN\3§u`X;,Ir?§i'i‘lr}d;0 was discusged at
U11’ of the GUY °f Sydney “"0 have at the residence °f the b“d°'° “ls” the annual"Nati'onal Unionist 'Con-
lieir produce ready for steamer on ter, Mrs- G¢0l'Ze M0fYiS0H»» .BTP-dal- lference which 5-pened here yesterday,
arrival. For all further particulars b8_“€- 0111!! the Heal’ relatives Of the when ILO,-11 Robert Cecil tried to gb-
f»l’PlY to B““t“l“- Ben 5* C0- 2774- brldc and groom were. meant' The tain is pledge irdih the delegates to
`?' . mme lvtfs very hecommglv gowued "1 extend the Parliamentary franchise to
MISSING som.-ivora wns renew- blue silk- After the <=ersm<mv_an<\ women, -  '
,gd here yesterday Ly the Agent of congratulations a sumptuous wedding The matter was shelved by the
Marine, Capt. T. G. Taylor, that the suppf" “'05 served and B- Weasant' adoption of an.~g,mendment making
U~ G- S- ‘Bl`fm1‘~. Which WHS M Gwfge- evening “p°".‘t" Mr' 'mil Mrs' Math” this proposed great constitutional
town in connection with buoy-1aying.“°“ “'\u "@9100 1" D“.‘”11“Et°“- change depen¢en¢;_.;0n the expr-ssh
in that harbour, had left there about . ,,~- , , ,  , _ sanction' of the qsemrnte.
, couriiu 5
““sa.aifn“- M
s invited to attend. '
. IA. Mtlxhn, K. P., Vidtdd' |118 Bi!-
co, Ltd., have at present- quits H
s i -
hey are making new Propellers for
\lI TO-The aiutin ofthe
eiore the Minto will be completely
est side of the Marine wharf to the
mist side, and above the Earl Grey;
s“f¢1y_ If ygu have 110( this being to make room for the*
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my boat, Lady Laurier, and the
uoys she is bringing in here.
Tl-IE CACOUNA.-The s. s. Cacou-
_a, of the Black Diamond Line, will
e due here Saturday next -from
i merchandise, and ufter discharging'
er inward cargo will load produce,i
mid-day in order-to look-for a gaso-
lene boat. belonging to a man named
Morrow, of Annandale, which had
left Wood Islands on the previous
night, with a. raft of logs in tow, for
Georgetown, and had not up to then
_arrived at that port. The Brant left
Georgetown imineilintcly on the re-
ceipt of the intimatlox. of the circum-
stances, and proceeded to search the
sea in the vicinity of Cape Bear for
the missing bout but up to last
night the result of that Search was
not known in Charlottetown, and at
present pi-irticiilnrs of the affair are
riitlier meagre.
IN 1.-()l.'RSl<` OF ERl‘IC'l‘I()i\i.- The
new gas cuiglnc to bc installed at the
Power Works of the Charlottetown
Light and lower ffompniiy is now in
course of erection. 'Pho engine is nf
similar type to that which has just
been installczl af. the Summerside
Electric Lighting Works. It is by the
some makers, Messrs Crossley Bros.,
of England, and embodies the very
latest. improvements of modern
science in ri-gwrd to this type of en-
gine; its features being compactness
and economical working*-in short, lt
represents the lust word in gas cn-
gincs. 'Phe i~cpresc.itnt.ivc of the mak-
crs, Mr. Nvwsliani, who erected the
engine in 5-lummer:=ide,_ is here also to
carry out the erection of the engine
for the (ihfirlottctown Works, and to
put it in proper working order. The
engine, of course, is to be used for
geuointiof; the eloctiucity which lights
the city and siipplieifpower to var-
ious undci'takini;s, cnly instead of bc-
ing driven by steam it will be gas-
driven; its great advantage being the
considerable con] economy with which
it is work:-fl in comparison with a
steam engine. The engine that is being
crecterl in the Charlottetown works
is of Ii-i0 horsepower, therefore
dba-it twice as pnwerfiil as the engine
install:-il in S\immerside_ Its crank
cxpecterl that its construction will be
coiriplcteri \\ii.l1in six weeks’ time.
This engine, it is stated, will alone
bo sufiicient to supply the electricity
for the lfglitini; of the city during
the Funimcr, an accomplishment that
none of the ciigiues at pre-`|
si:-nt in operation ht the Works is,
sinciy capable oi. In connection with'
'thc erection of the engine, Messrs.
Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd., are mak-
ing final fitting large cnet iron con-
nections for the gas, the valves and
nll the piping.
ll0_W’S TIIIS 7
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shaft alone weighs eight tons. Itiis. .
_-png noa'rHr,mBnn1..m_n.- _'rue
h. s. Noi-thnmherinhd arrived in' Chaf-
eph’s Convent Wednesday and Thurs-
REMEMBER.-v'.lA§Ql"¢i ._ Will., DB |383
and sel¢~n.t-Bt. Pn't'|l_'s.Parlsh Hath
today, Thursday, starting at `9
IL mu* _ _ _ V-.£7.55 _
Ll‘]'l".l1ER--DE CONDOLENCE.-'A
letter of condolence, signed on behalf
Mclfsdyen, and D. McDonald, - has
been forwarded to Mr. Hi-ber Me-
Lean of Dunedin. _ `
EXECUTIVE COU!\'(‘lL_- A iuect-
ing of the Executive Council was held*
f the undertaking may be under-.fyesterday, sitting until n late hour
last night. The business transacted
G. Fulton of Chatham ,.will occupy
a preacher of more than ordinary ab-
e pu c are ly invited
FOXES.-The express train from
Atchilon
Am. Bmelters
ml Copper
A .
Brooklyn R. T.
Eric
Mex. Petroleum
Miss Pacific
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Shawinigan
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fitted up and prepared for the winter - Fillafliih River Com.
service. The vessel during this weep
C
 ' ,N_tht t-sixth " A., 1*”
covvaucscaur-while in Mon- 3:0  °y 'e' ‘wen ,$113. N°'””“’°'le"7”?'_ . .
is  by 1| Xi-cal 'on his way from Ottawa Mr. ' "`_' NEW YOl_\K"li’.|!(';ltJI¢B_
 t  *hat ter, Mrs. John A. Nicholson who re*i
the conservative veins- r-early nnasr-went sn operation in the
than gf thg Pi-gpgrty General Hospital. Her many friends
- " d i R t veast will be pleased to learn that she is ""’_ Am.Beet Sugar
 S ia ‘ rapidly recovering and making good
‘WC-°' me a‘m°“5't °f """“"'°"° t°‘"'d°_°°__m°1°t° '°°°my' oinnrniuon L. 0. L. No. 1sss.0tyiie
A BIG JOB.-Messrs. Bruce stewart' RW". by “mf” W~ R~ Shaw- H- A- canadian Pacino
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THE . V . P E `
rmrinr ofthe n. G. s. Minn: has FIRST METHODIST--The mv- R uourriman srooxs.
' l'€(0U1- h, co pleted and the workmen are _ _ _ r
of investment vga _ `  mixed on th,___,nm,o,_ .me the pulpit ot the First Methodiist High L°w_O,,,"
mend |50 091" eposnoh isaloons and cabins, in fact, the ves- chumhl cb“"l°tt°t°w“ ”°‘t 5”" “V Brazilian Traction 85
cl throughout is being thoroughly mommg and evening' Mr' F.u1t°“ is, Dom. Steel Corp’n 41 40
Summerside arrived in Charlottetown town 3 ' ' 1--70 163
frei ht was a. consignment of blue
foxgs numbering about twenty, which
were brought from Alaska to be pla-
ced on the Kodak Blue Fox ranch.
The foxes were in first class condit-
ion. ` _ i
REGISTERING FOXES.-Mr. Fred
L. Rogers, who has been in Boston
for some days attending a meeting of
the Silver Fox Ranching Company.
informs The Guardian that the coni-
pany has declared its dividends, pay-
n . comp y
has authorized Mr. Rogers to proceed
diately on his return. - _
_ tA.t Fl'.T»P.\.--Mr. l~,ripp,, engineer
iii cliurgc of thc (":u' Ferry pier ¢,m_
struction came ncros b th
COTTON .
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December
March
January
May
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money and let us advise sniitenher moorings. going from the qt ,M5 mt evening’ Among _ the ~ .Siiet 13. 7.0 imshs
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'  High Low Close
Dec. Wheat' 862
May Wheat » 901
Dec. Corn . . 71
May Corn ' 71
May Pork ` 2095
May Lai-d 1122
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70 70
71
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' ' A resolution was carried, with only
three dissentients, pledging the imion
S Y 'B Em-
press last. night and went to Carle-
ton Point, The tug Gravel, owned by
Messrs Roger Miller & Sons, con-
tractors for the cur ferry pier, arriv-
ed at 'Poi-mentiiic yesterday, bringing
n considerable part of thc plant to
the intention of the ccmtractors to
have all the plant on the ground this
fall in order tlmt work muy be push-
ed at the earliest. possible moment
i\fU‘l` “Belling Ol navigation.
A ('f0LLI!-HON.-.4.n unusual colli-
sion occurred in the harbour lust
evening, in consequence of whigh the
schooner Grace Darling, owncd in
Luncnbiirg, is at present lying along-
side Peakc’s N0. 2 wharf, badly dum-
agcd. The schooner was coming
down river from Mount. Stewart to
tfharlottetowii, laden with produce,
and. through some cause or other at
present not explained, ran into thc
Hillsborough Bridge, and naturally
rsuiiered considerable dnmage. The
tug Amherst went to her assistance
aiid towed her, in It sinking condi-
tion. to the wharf above unmed.
::You nccd n tonic right now and
one of the licst you can possibly sc-
curc is Rcimll Beef Wine and Iron.
This is an old standard remedy and
tonic und the llexall preparation is
formula is plainly printed on the
package and wc guarantee it to be
good or we will refund your money.
Price n bottle 75c_ The MacKinnon
Drug Co., Corner Great George and
Kent; Sta.--Mtf.
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iN. ‘.'. GANSTERF IN
' rinsrnnarn FIGHT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-Ono of the
moat. spoctaciilor gun battles among
gangsters in this city in recent years
was finiggi at the doors of a club
house on the lower cnet side last
night.. Three men were seriously
shot. many others wounded and seven.
were arrested .after police reserves
finally dared to break up the fight.
Gnngstc-rs hiding behind trees, ash,
od fire on the club house. Moa
within sprang to the doors and win-
dows and answered the at_tack._ Fifty
shots were exchanged while ‘detectives
blew their whistles for aid. When the
revolvers were emptied, the police
charged thc club' house. They .met
with no resistance. The gangsters in-.
the street fled. ' '
One iban had an eye shot out, an-
other iii lying dying from_biillet
wounds in the back, arthird shot in
the lags, which will benimputated 'in
an effort-to save his life. Men? 1110*.
cscaptd over the roof, carrying' their
wounded with them. Sitrevolveri
were found in the club house and six
more in the streets. The mea arrest-
ed refused to tell the
was
be used in f:onst.i‘uctlon work. lt if LA L1HERIpADl ,Ban S,,1vm10r_
Lire purest and best of the kind. Thcl
ist party to a. discountinuance of the
Ipayment of membeiis of the House of
Commons when the unionigts again
come into power. Members of Par-
liament now ` receive a salary of
$2,000 car. ‘
ay
e
and
suite,
peror
he had
ved in court scandal. '
When the Crown Prosecutor =sug-
geeted that the suit be tried behind
closed doors in the interests of pub-
lic morality Count Huelsen-Haeseler
emphstioplly and successfully object-
ed, declaring itnecesssry once and
for all to put an end to these stories
which had been in circulation for six
years.
The Counbthen read under oath. s.
sweeping declaration. that -he had no
perverse inclinations or thoughts and
that such ideas were most repulsive
to him. _
The defendants did not attempt tor
substantiate their allegations, and
the outcome was that Herr Bteinthal
was sentenced to a year’s imprison-
ment in a. penitentlary and Herr
Wilde was acquitted on the ground
that he was only nominally respon-
sible for the libellous article.
MUNICH, Nov. 8, (Special)-The
insane King' Otto of Bavaria has
been deposed from the throne _of the
Kingdom of Bavaria, 'which he has
occupied for twenty-seven years with-
out being aware of his position, and
Prince Regent Ludwig proclaimed
‘lifriisélf King in his place, in pursu-
ance of the provisions of a law just
passed by tlietwu houses of the Bal-
vaiian Diet.
The new King is to be known as
Ludwig Ill. - . _
A royal proclamation, which has
been posted throughout the kingdom
declares incurable the insanity which
has incapacitated King Otto from
rulillgr and states that in conssguence
of this Prince Regcflii Ludwig has
brought his regency to an end, has
ascended the throne and nominated
himself King.
In his proclamation Ludwig III.
alludes to himself as "King by the
grace of God."
Two members of the Bavarian Diet
were yesterday sent ns a delegation to
Fiierstenried Palace to see the mad
King Otto. They found him, accord-
ing to their report, in n. pathetic
conditi0n,_ and when he saw them he
stammered some innrticulate words.
When they withdrew from the room
they heard agreut crush, and ou
going to see what had caused if
found that King Otto had dashed to
the floor :I tea tray which had been
set for the Deputies and had smash-
ed all the costly procelsin.
The deposed King Otto was born
on April 27, 1848, and succeeded his
brother, Ludwig II., who drowned
himself in Starnbcrger Lake on June
13.__J885.__ ,
being
COPENHAGI-JN, Nov. 8, (Special).-
Thc body of Mr. Price Collier. the
Amerirrnn author, whose death oc-
Nov. 18-The Danco.Nacioual has
suspended payments. It is not con-
nected with the government in any(
way. The remaining banks have Sat-
isfied the government regarding their!
stability and are ubsolvqd from the
obligations to change thpir notes to
silver during the next six months.
The economic situation of the coun-
try is excellent. The coiiee crop will
be heavy Prices are good ‘and no dis-
turbances have taken place.
l CAIRO, Nov._ 18-There is a seri-
ious diversity of opinion between the
estimates of the cotton crop by the
Alexandria Produce Association and
the Agricultural Department. The
former put the coming crop at 7,000,
000 cantars (603,000,000 pounds), est-
imated by the latter.
There is not much doubt about the
correctness of the first estimate, and
farmers throughout Egypt complain
of the meagreness of the crop and
the shortness of water.
The factors and cotton growers
have sent the following resolution to
the Agricultural Department: ‘
"The Agricultural' Department’s re~
port estimates the coming cotton
crop at about 7,695,000 canatrs
.(761,B05,000 pounds). This estimate
has caused a,general fall in prices,
all the more regrettable inasmuch as
this valuation is erroneous and un-
foundedfwe merchants", farmers, 'and
factors protest against the report
and ask the 'Agricultural Department
to draw more exact and hetter
founded estimates."
PARIS, Nov. 18-The French Cabi-
net has approved the recommenda-
tion of the Finance Minister for the
issue of $260,000,000 of perpetual
three per cent. government rentes. _
The $15,000,000 estimated to be de-
rived each year from the new inheri-
tance tax is to be applied to the
_ A .. 9'
vrhrihsi- °°
ciirred at Vedlesborg Castle, on the
islund of Funen, has been brought
licre. It was accompanied by Mrs.
(`olliei' and hcr son, Mr. Warren D.
Robbins, 'lfliiril Secretary of the Ani-
erican Embassy at Paris. A brief
service had previously been held in
the castle chapel. _
The funeral party was inet at Cop-
enhagen by the American Minister
to Denmark, Mr. Maurice F. Egan;
the members of his stall and several
friends. According to Mr. Robbins
his stepfather had expressed a wish
that his body be cremated, and his
family has decided to follow out his
desires. The cremation will take
place nt Copenhagen.
l'iOME, Oct. 31, (Special)-Profes
sur Beni, who is carrying out exca-
vations in the ruins on the Palatine
Hill, has located the imperial palace
of Nero and Galigula-Cnius Caesar-
and also that of Domitian, of a
slightly later period, the foundation
of the imperial throne being recover-
ed. _
The excavators have come upon
seven houses of the republican epoch,
a complicated network of pipes and
drains and several_circnlai\ rooms cut
in the Tufa stone and lined with
plaster to protect from dampness;
--__-.__.______
LONDON, Oct. 31, (Specihl)-The
policemen of London have become in-
oculated \vith the trade union germ,
and a provisional committee drawn
from their ranks is busy today en-
rolling. members in what has been
named the Metropolitan Police Trade
Union.
Every membce of the force below
the rank of superintendent is eligible
for membership, and the men are
joining in such numbers that the or-
ganizers anticipate that the union
will- l'-0 strong enough by Christmas
to force the authorities to recognize
it.
' The metropolitan police force at
  _tha end of 1912 cc-.islsted of 33 super-
intendonts, 608 inspectors, 2,687 gs;-_
gentile and 17,011 policemen,
making a total oi 20,339,
but this ngure has been sovnewhattin-
creased this year. ,_
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» Unonis EUROPE 'ro em oN GUARD
-ng-¢-5
_15-,"l`he retirement
from the Provis-
lexieo is now the
order in that
intereltl gre.
editorial
hereto,-
rvlisi
way to
where
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M OUND" ENDS
~PAi'=s:'s Col-D C0 P Charlottetown    ‘
conns' AND GRIPPE 1" negai     ...100
~ 'A FEW HOURS Victoria Farm  ._ ,.. ...100
'rm “Popes Cole Comroimif' sv- 1,
til ou have taken
ery two hours un Y
three doses. than nu erirrs miss"
'sore and your sold will bs \"”°“°“-  'rsyiors     ;..;,.100-
prornphly opens your clogged-;lPl13h
true and the air rsssssss ° °
head; ghqpsnasty discharge or no?
running relieves the headache. dm ` I
ness. fsverishsssl- '°“° ""°'"""“'°" Dominion    _..i00' »
ing. SOWUBBB ‘md °tm”°“‘ bl w_ Massachusetts    ...100
~non'¢ my si=“H°<1°“P’ 0"” m‘f,,,_ consolidated  ._ _._ ...100
ini: end. °“““““=- Em Y°“' s 'h 1 nd  _ _.100
P BIB .rr ...hr .
bins heed-°°"““€ “I” “‘ "T "°"l° nu J Meueui oo .. _.100
gives s“°h P'°“‘P* “H” “B P°"°’.iu` th no    f.. .'f.500 1000
C01# C°'¥1P°‘~"“‘»" "““"‘ °°-"§° °‘,§},"»'ir`:it 'hivsr_...._. ._ _..`_`_,100 100
25 sms at “Y "mg ""°'°' ° “ §' si-si River  ._ _ ....._...10o 100
WiU1°“* “°*““““°°' ‘““°“ “‘°°' ““ ‘ I a  ._ ._ .40 40
F rn ..
°B“=°“ 2° "‘°°“"““’°“°"" ‘wept “°`s;h:p1'0n  ._   ...z00' 000
6.
0   5.00.
Brighton  .__   ..j.100
ptou  .,.,_..  ..._..., ...za
..1
Ives     ...100
inuis   ..  _
Provincial ._.    '...100 f
Howatt-Dalton   ...100
_ 50
125
110
100
110
100
100
100
100
Great Canada Northern“y ‘
_   ...._.i00 _ 100
Carruthers ~__.... ......».......L.100 f110
'ruplin Irving  .  ..,...100 '110
100
90
100
100
Ranch
Bunbury
Spring Park
Peerless
Prospect
' Smith
Dalton
Silver Dip
Murray Har.
Magic
Eureka
Union
Maritim e
sale)
‘ Royalty
Magnet
0’Lee.ry
Pioneer
North Shore
Rosemont
Tyne Valley
Seal River
Riverside Farming Co.
Malpeque Silver Fox Co.
(And one fox still for

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'rim FOLLOWING rox GOMPANIES HAVE DECLARE” DIVIDENDS
T0 DATE. V
Paid up
(Paid in Cash with 0118 l
With an extra smaller
_ The average cash div
Capital
25 ,000
00,
000
20,000
60,
000
150,000
025,000
25,000
50,000
100,
30,
.50
000
000
190,000
,000
40,000 -
00,000
50,
000
40,000
100,
000
100 ,000
10,
000
75,000
40,000
sale
57,
-)
000
'roehi cash ' cash niviaeha
Dividend PQI CSDM
15,000 000
40,600 45
60,000 ' -300
60,000 -_ 100.
50,000 40 ~
250,000 'I 40 -
20,150 05
100.000
112.000
52,500
114,000
112.500
12,400
200
172
175
60
_ 225
ai
ox still for
216,000
170,000
8,000
225,000
25,000 -
50.000' `
37.500 '
30.000
240
340
20
225
25
500
50
75
28.500 50
dividend later. _
idend of these companies is 95,322 per cent. -
.§',
Muskrat
Muskrat Black
Racoon
Skunk
Cat, Civet
Opossun;
Mink -
Marten
Sable, Russian
Fox, Cross
" Silver
' ‘ P-lue
White
Rod
Grey
ir
if
ai
Otter
Lynx
Fisher
Beaver
liear
Wolf
Wolverine
Cat, Wild
" House
Ermiue
Badger
Squirrel
Chinchilla
Fox. Red
Wallnby
Mole
Upossiirn, Australia
The following is the re
don, on tht. 27th, 28th,
Wombat
por; of the sales of C. M. Lsmpson & C0_, Lon-
ggth ,m,-180th ult. _
Z5
25
15
20
15
`l5
25
30
10
150
40
10
25
25
30
20
I5
ii0
20
20
i0
20
25
30
l7§
10
35
20
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
p.c.
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P.C.
D.C.
p.c.
p.c..
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p.c.
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ILC.
p.c.
p.c.
ILC.
p.c.
p.C.
lower than iMoi-ch
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higher
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88.1176
ii
as “
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higher
lower. " _ "
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58.1110
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lower ~ "than
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Lower than "
lottetown .
British 
Commerce 
Nova Scotia _
SECURITIES
Quotations Furnished by
Gurdy & Co., Stock and
kers, Members Montreal
change, 164 Richmond
Banks.
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A‘““U*1 Blltar Bid.   
Do ord    
Ul‘andra.m-Henderson Co
(2.8. Electric Com.  ......
East. Can. Bev. & Loan..
iihuisx Fire    ... _.
Maritiine Telephone `00m,,
Do Pid.   
N.B. Telephone   
North .mantle irish rid...
N3- Car let Ptd.  
Do Bud Pill.   ..
Do Srd Pfd.    
Do Corn.    
N.S. Clay Works Pid. 
Do Com.    
Standelds 1’fd   .. 
Tbo. Com.   
rinidad Cons. Tel. Com.
Trinidad Electric   
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Miscellaneous.
Acadia Fire  
Montreal   
Royal   
on as
~
BN
. 140
150
_ 100
104
. 112
98
94
70
I 40
F. B. Mc-
Bnnd Bro-
Stock Ex-
St.,
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151
205
255;
235)
. 228
100
100
65
25
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04
40
105
va
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va
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204;
254
204
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so
20
in
100
145
as
84
10(
110
89
88\
69
85
89
80
100
05
v
Chronicle 6'e    101 ,100
maritime 'reisphone s'n  _101 103
N.8. Bteellst Mort. 5'l... 91 89
Do debenture stock  .., 98 97
|Sts.ntield 6's    102) 100
.Trinidad Telephone 6'e_ ...100 _,' 97.
_'PO ENCOURAGE SHIP .  ~
BUILDING IN (means.
.._.¢.
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regulation
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used in
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nine
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YOBTI.
ships
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