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i~:io11rr-si:vr.nr1t Annu A1. iuizroitr _

THE BANK 0F NEW BRUNSWICK,

liucoizroioirao raw.) Cll’l¥l|» $709,380.00, Reserve Fund, 5I,zg5,42,q_.m_

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_HEAD oFF1cE,' __ ._

DIRECTORS;

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Fiukcias P. STARR. _ _ C11/11i1.1¢s l". B/11t1~:|t. ‘ (’~ W¢5' J°"“-

BRANCHES _ 'i`i1o.\ii\s McA\1i°r\'.

Campbellton, N. B.; Cliiirluttetun-11. l‘. UORRESPONDENTS:

l.; East Florenceville. N. 8'.; l1`;1iry;}|__’, ; Fredericton, N.Il.; (imud 1\lan.'u1,N_'

Halifax. N. N ; Keiisingion, l’ li I_;| E"Hl““d~

;;k*?lr`?(;’lf:"ll‘5:;»n3"|l-S.i‘0l;:;l-)l{‘4-¥.:}?l0;cton,5 Merclinnls' National Rank, New York.

i . -_ __ .' wer- 3 ' I ‘~ _ E' Amen Cm' N- BJ s\»lmmem»idcy R : l ank odhova Scotia, liostoii.

1., st. 1.>im,N. u.,suss=x,N. B iwcsil B”"" °l N°"=* f‘f°\1=1~ I

End, St. Johri, N. li. l M0’-5°" 5 Bank. l Canada.

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I’RUl°`ll`A.\`iiI_L) SACCOUNT. ia1i'interesting program of readings,

Haiimcc nt Credit on 3151 l)cneu\hcr, 11,01, __ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ 4 , _

Profits for the year etideil 3151 l).::cmher, 1937, after tlc1luc1in|i"él'|;1,~i,.e`_g

ofinanagemcnl and inleri-~il iluo 1|epu_<iturs,` and after mailing full for all had nutl tlouhliul debts and for rebzilc on bills under

__.. . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ . . . ..._ . . _ _ . . _ _._ 113,191 38

-~~- ~--- congregational socinl was held ir $145 550 28 E

l<---_ _...$.‘i5o554o

_ _ _'to,ooo 00 ._ _;,ooo on

Divideiids (ai the rate of 12 per cent 11111111",

RestAccount . . . _ _ . . . _ . . _ _ . . _ Contribution to Pension Fund _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ ._ _ ._ H

_ , _

Writien oiTBn1ik l remises _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ , ,mokm oo

llalnncecnrricd forward___. __ ,_ 5494351

1<i~;;='1' _-tccousr. "‘5’55° 28

iiif _to .b t .. .. ' "f~°-$"'°3";i;:°. ‘transferred from P1-oiitund Loss Account.. ._ _ _ -,,,_'¢~,,,° on

1_1.\vi1t.i'r11~:s """`5`“S °°

msmzi _ am"

_ '*-° ST. JOHN

GENERAL °'MANAC'ER’S OFFICE. - - ST' JOHN nt 10.15 yesterday morning.

Willianis Dcaco1i’» Bank, Ltd , l.c1ndon,1`i)reight.

.5 1.-,¢_;t~ 90 the Baptist schoolroom this Wednes-

.\'otes ofthe Batik in Circulation _ ._ _ _ ._ _ _ Deposits not bearing interest _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Dcpositsbearing interest. _ __ ._ _ _ ,_ ...__ _..._ llnlnnces due to other Banks _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ ._

._ _$ 646,71i_\,n _

791.11495 l

if-~;-1; .m9776345 5957804

Other liabilieties, not included uiitler foregoing hcads _ ._ 127,716 to

Capltaistock

Rest_... _ _

Quarterly Dividend (payable 2nd jan., 1908)

-----~$.'1_1.:z,&84<)u

__ 7o9,38ooo

__ 1,225_4zS no

..._ zi,:8i 40

Balance Profit and Loss Accu11nt.., _ .__ _ _._ _ _ _ 15,494 88

_ .__ --°'~**|I.971._'H4 28

Total Lialiiliitcs _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ . . . . . . . _ . ._ _ . _ _ . . _ . . . .__ _ , |7.og_1..i69 sg

.~\.~s1zi's.

Specie__......._.._ 16 oo Dominion Notes...__... ...E 31_?;:?i8?7: Deposits \viil1 Governnwnt for scctirity of Note Circulation _;5,ooo,oo Notes and Cheques of other Banks. _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ 15o,7o7 qfi lialances due by other Hanks . . _ _.__ _ ._ _ _ _.__ _ _ _ ._ 376.976 ol; Railway and other llonils, Debcnuirus z1111istorl¢_-_.._ _ 483,890 06

Cnll and short Loans securcii hy stocks au_l l`ionds._ _ __

_ ---*--$=.141i-725 -*7

Current Loans and Discounts.. ._ _ __ _ __ _i,779_58_-1 23 Overtl ue Debts (estimated loss provided for) ._ _ _ ._ _ 1,673 14 Bunk Premises _ . _ _ . . . . . _ . _ _ . . . . . . . . . _ _ ._ _ .. _. _ 77 co4 79 Othcr Assets, not included uudcr foreguiiig lic:1_1ls._ __ _ _ 86,481 79

------l1t944.14s as

Total As§eis..__ _ _ l7,n94,469_z:

R. ll. l\'|1:ss|<1i~', General illanaiger. `

\\"cl1eneby certify that we have veriiictl by pi-rsonal examination, or by certificate.

the Cash Securities :intl Accounts with otlierB:111ks,ll1nl we have exauiinetl the Head Office books and tlic crriiiiecl llrnnrh reiiiriis, and that in our opiuior. the i'o:cgoing Hnlnnce sheet is u true :ind cort'c:t_s'iate1iit-tit ofthe lla1il:’sl:o1\tliliou at 31 Deccniher, 19o7.

RIDl)lil_l_, S'l`IC\D, (ll{1\ll \M & HU'l`CHINS()N.

Cliartered Acco1uitaiits._

Tliejiiinlirhuruninierrupted|yAp5id ye§irlyADivitlends oi_I2 p_e_r_ceni, sinee_I8§6.

Ell|]Y’S WUUUENWARE

2 and 3 hoop water paiils, Half and quui ter pziils,

Candy and lard pziils,

Tubs of all sizes,

Syrup pails, pickle kegs, _

Spruce butter tubs with covei'.~'. \Vholcsalc dealers liancllc Edtly’s \\‘oodeiiwui'e.

SCl'l0FlELD PAPER (O. LTD.

Selling Agents. St- .l0llU N- B'

The Foot

of the Horse.

can be kept in o. good healthy condition by using

Harold’s Hoof Ointment

It will keep the snow water ont and keep the*

feet from “bal1ing|up_"

11 is med b all the leading horsemen through-

out the world. il`ry 2 call- _

Sold bv

81. llHANlllEll.

"When Nighihood wn in Flower” All the Knights Smoked -~1>i:Ait1." my -114 Nidl" li’l up to YW l° TW il'

HICKEY 6: NICHOLSON

11-~ Very interesting and instructiiu

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regret to learn, very ill

There were ten passengers to Picton

by the Stanley yesterday.

The Minto arrived in Georgetown

The mail train arrived yesterday at

12.20 with sixty bags of mail.

There were twenty passengers to

ltileorgetown by the Mlnto yester- ay.

The freight by the'Stnnlcy yester-

day morning to Picton included 125 ags of oats and eight cars oi mixed

There will be a meeting of thc

electors of Wards 1 and 2 in the League oi the Cross Hall this even», ing at 7. 30 for selection of candi» dates.

The W. B_ M. A. S. have arranged

sulos, etc., which will be rendered in

day evening. All ure cordially in» vited.

Last evening ii most enjoyable

Zion church attended by ii larzc number uf the congregation. A pleasing program consisting of ii piano duet by Miss Waterman nm’ Prof, Watts; Scotch songs by Mis: McNair; trombone solo by A_ W. Gaudet accompanied by Prof. Watti and ii reading by Miss Hnrrison which was heartily encored, Aftci the program refreshments were ser- ved and a social hour spent.

Rev. George M. Campbell, fielt'

secretory for the Maritime Provin ces and Newfoundland of the Can adiiin Auxilliary oi the British ant Foreign Bible Society, and who wat stationed in this city at one time addressed a largely attended meet ing in thc Cliarlotte street Baptist church recently in St. John. Mr. Campbells discourse was on tht work ofthe society, which hc salt' was the linndiiiaid of the missionuri societies. He particularly dwelt upoi the vsluc to the Dominion of thi distribution of Bibles among the new ly-arrived imnii1zrnnts_ An account n the way in which the society wsi first. fornicd was also given.

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( _ llarge number nnd variety of th "91148 -’~’ ‘beautiful feathered creiituics tha

was the illustrated lecture on bird delivered by E. T. Carbonell in St James Church schoolroom lust evcu ing. The illustration showin a ver'

visit our Province from year to yea were excellent, nnd ull present list ened with cngagetl attention to thi lect\ircr’s lucid statement of tlici mode of living, habits and cnconmic value. Mr. Gurbonell has looked upoi them with an 1irti1~it's eye, as a love and one who abliors the crueltie. that have been practiced upon them and as nn economist who recognise: their usefulness, ss well ns theii beauty nnd charm. His discourse oi an hour and ii quarter was repleti with inforiiintioii, well phrased and well worthy, from the lessons it con- veyed, of being many times repeater’ to larger audiences. The vote 0 thanks was moved in highly appre ciutive terms by Rev. G. W. White seconded by L. W. Watson and sup ported by ex-Principal McSWsin. Thi National Anthem was sung at tb. close.

Members of the Independent Orde of Foresters are keenly interested `ir the new insurance bill nnd it mai interest many of them in this Pro vince to know that thc represent ives of the Independent Order oi Foresters a iew days ago wnitet upon Hon, W. S. Fielding ut Ottawi nndilasked the minister of Financr that the clauses in the new insurnnct bill regarding fraternal associn tions should be held over for ri yeui in order that the unnunl meetings oi ull these organizations should havc nn opportunity to consider tht clauses and make suggestions as tr. their acceptance or rejection. Thi- deputiition which was introduced by Hon. Speaker Sutherland and was sc compnnied by Messrs A. H. Clnrkr and F. F. Pnrdce, M. P. was com- posed OE Hon. E. G, Stevenson, Supreme Chici Ranger; Victor Morin, of Montreal. Past Supreme Chief Ranger; C. D. Clarke, Assistant Surprcme Physician; IL Matheson. Suprenie Secretary; W. H. Hunter, Supreme Councillor; S. H. Pipe, Actuary; and Dr. W. A. Henderson, of Sarnia, High Secretary ior On- tario. Thc memorial not forth n number of objections to the proposal in the Insurnncc bill, it wus stated that ns n result of a hurry 11p cnll a conference had been held oi all thc subsidiary; .high cnurti-\`»,and the un~ anlmous result was the request for delay in order that the proposals may be considered by the Supreme Court ofthe Order in June. Mr. Fielding was most cordial in his receptioiii and kind in his attention to the delegates who left him satisfied that they would gain their

point.

Minard's'Linlment Cures Dypihé-ia.

Telephone zii `

The Reputation of L

S fEWAR.T'S

BREAD. ' ’

Has Been HonestlyEarned

Quality, Cleanliness 1

and Skill

in Manufacture have

made the name

A lloueeliold Word _ ECLIPSE BAKERY.

OFFlCB.:-

the City yesterday

Harry Stems, City, returned yes-~.

& Fraser left last night on return to, _ Halifax. - ~ Ii,

Chester McLure, late of the iirm of l‘»

S. A. McDonald in this City nnd! - his family left lust night for Halifax. I

Miss Muy Collings, who has been visiting her parents, John and Mrs_i Gollings of this City left last night! on return to Bangor, Maine. ,E

The coldest temperature registeredl

in this City on Monday night wasi 12 above zero; the warmest yesterday, was 25 above; and ut 9 o’clock last '

:iight it was 20 above. i ,

In The Guardian's report yesterdayi 5

if the results of the law examine-‘ J

tions held last October, it was om-[ ittod that William A. Scott, of this T L_‘lty, had passed successfully bisi `~- irst law examinations, attaining, :herein barrister’s marks. l '

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John Pooley who has been forf' iometimc past out in Klondike is ntl iresent visiting his old home in Try-» ' in, the guest of John Dawson. Mr.: ’ooley, who proposes leaving nextl .veek on return to Klondike, is ex-5 iected in Charlottetown today where

ie will renew old ucqiiuintnnces.

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The local hog market was iirm ;esterduy, due to small supply com-i _ ng forward, and a number of dea- 1 ers wanting lots to iill small orders ind while the price was seven tol ‘ icven nnd a quarter cents yet it wasl L ‘eportcd that advices from the Wast- iointed to lower prices. 1

The members oi Court Abugweit,, 1'. C1. F. cnloyed a rare treat a fewi ’ :veniugs ago, when they were enter-I tained nt the home of A. A. Moore, _ Pownal. The evening passed pleas~ intly away with games and music intil supper was announced, when _ :he guests were ushered into the lining room which was tastefully and ippropriately decorated along Fores-l ter lines, the motto: “Welcome _ Forester” being displayed conspicu~' iusly_ The supper was ‘a model oi, ' nilinary nrt reflecting the highest* :redit on the hostess. Alter the goodl ;hiiigs had been discussed, compli-l = nentiiry speeches were delivered byl _ the tl, R. S., S. F. Drake and others! i which were replied to by Mr. Moore' ln his usual happy style. After' sup-1 per games were again resumed till, the wee smu’ hours, when the guestsi departed having passed a most de-I

F* W . \ ,_ -...~,..,_».-._.~,_,_»_.\_ ...-_.os ,. -_ _

terday from Montague. -

J. 11'. Fraser, of nie 111-in nf oavislfi

Bssl _ ' , _lg

The advance notices of the Three’

Ju1iu1is_ have been proved worthy of

Their acts deserve not only rtppre~ citation. but the highest commendir' ,lf

impossible, and do them even fnintl 3-'

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the time being The taller of the two

l'l»ad Ofiices in New Prowse Block- -Charlottetown. ` A _.»\

._ ‘- ` _ / _/*O , lf _

. 1 ; ( / (V---1’ ,

Arthur Nelson- City. is. his friends nr. P. A. Mcintyre souris was in’ 5 -

, p I Y _NJ A _ V ._ __ _

1 15 sweaters now 77c-

Monday, Jmy. 20th |908. 7

Fiore chances for men ai

Out' Great '

Cut Price Sale 1

‘ Piwbably the best range ii the city for your Cvhgnsing' imported direct from the mills iii Eng~ ' land and Geriiiziiiy-chosen by experts - selling

:ii 66 2-3 ceiitsToii'_tlie dollar.

1.35 streah rs now 9oc. -

,‘ 50 swmmrs now ,_OO_ 1,65 sweaters now 1 io,

:_oo sweaters now. 1.33, '~'~25 '=‘\'@al¢Y5 WW I-50-

Whiie, blue, crlinson and mixed colors here when this Bdveflilselllem iS belt!!

written-maybe while you read, some lines are Sold oiit--ilierelore we council ha.-te.

~~*~ RACTI C _-i1_1_\1' EVERY-l ,

THING lu me1i’_s' wear is cut these days. Everytliiiig iii

fact except l\IOOR.\i.'-\C shirts i is reduced either 25 per cent, one `

- third or oiielialf.No\v for example.

' ONE THIRD OFF SWEATERS

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tlioicc choosing in winter shirts'---One third off. A =

’l`hey¢’s.gn assortment that will delight yod- all sorts oi heavy weight winter gar-

uiccts-noiig tit iii anticipation of a colder winter than we have had so fa'-iiever feai'~ the ro’d d~ys wil' come when you will delight in your saving

Plain blues, plain greys, twzed patterns, liriglisli and Canadian makes all sizes.

|_|5 Shing 5e|1ff»y 77C. i-35 shirts sell for 9ic_ 1.50 shirts sell for Loo. I 65 -`h‘fl~5 Se" fm' '~'°- 1_85 shirts sellior1.23. 2.00 Sl1ll'lS *ll f0Y l~f>7~ 1

Add ioc for each shirt to your icinlttarce lf out side Charlottciown and we vtill

tend by mall on receipt of order.

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’i,hti' l ' tl fter expressingl ,= V _ tlie uliediigiiziiiziz iitdoduwislies for thelii

iveliare of their kind host, and host-* E \/Vinler uudcrweiw,

\Vorkiiig shirts, Night Shirts,

these exceptionally clever artists' PZJ_j21Tll2lS,

L' iiibrellas,

non; and to describe them is Himplyl .' Nccltwear,

Lined (ilorcs.

Hosiery,

Liiicn collars and cttiis, Hand ke1'cliicfs,

Uveralls,

Stispeuders, \'Vliitc shirts, (not Moo iiiiicl Coloicd .~,liii‘ts, liiot Mooiinlicl

iw1=.NiY i=1vi=_1ut fun orr`1

ii . _ . _

justice. Remarkable in feats of k ` | |

seemingly supernatural strength _ -. - _g y they move together as it ii unit for ‘~’___.s_.,_.W__.W_~.\»l__».»_<w»»»»~.m,__-»<,.»M~_~W-_-___-__..._ . -- - -

brothers acts its the centre around which the nets are placed; while the who completes the trio, entwine ii-

forms the connecting link complet~ ing the whole. But the manner inl

‘which she is liited into place, poises|

as il scarcely ii living, breathing. woman but instead some wonderfull piece of mechanism; then bends overi to complete the arch, gradually alll

three stooping until level ground tsl reached; then slowly rising and once, more assuming the elevated position; in the air, the woman completing the: picture, is certainly u marvellous; lent.

Minaru's Ll/1imentCtrres Colds~ l

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Aromatic Extract

of Cod Liver Oil V

is .1 pleasant and pala- table coiiibiuatioii of the active principles of the fiiiest Norwegian Cod Livers with extract or Malt, Wild Cherry

Syrup of Hypopli0spl1i~

An Excellent Tonic _

_gnc and $1.00 bottles

Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Puhllc atc.

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0'Holloran Building, Cor Gt. George Street,

i 63 Keri Street.

COMIN” El/-‘Ili

KASAGKA

The Ideal Laxaiive.

Au aroiiizttic prepzirtt-

tion of Cascaru. \'ci'_\' pleasant to take, yet prompt :ind effective.

On ziccouiit of its

zigreenble taste it is especially suitable for cliildreii :uid can be given to iiifaiiits with perfect safety.

Price i5c per ouiicc.

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DRUGGISTS.

Plioiic 315-2

lNewYorkFreshFi_s_h_Ad

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Bark and Compound lConlig1iment|Soliclt¢d. i‘.'umptRe1uri|l.

‘John Dais

l|o7 F ultonMarket

New York

- ‘Wholesale Commission

Fish licalcr.

1 Ban,Smeli» and Eels, specially

Next to Bank of Nova Scitin. ` Allcorresiw\1d¢\l¢° l"°mP\lY l""'¢f‘

.e--gg-1-==r1=-_ cd Stencils sent on application

r. C-WESLE11 wus. a. win i. sins. 1 ' A E E E

_ D0l||h€I'l, A Boston. Mess.. Transfer Agents. _

|_n‘|-Ayer. ' References, Greenwich flank, Trust dmwllmlf

ef' Amerie; or any wholesale Fiili

El°°"°‘yp°"’ house in the 'tl~iite<l Sintra.

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younger and his companion, the lady; ' ._ ,_ _ - . 1-

Plllse in mir “ir “Wg Pgfhaps Ehci Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince . ` ` ' ' `

Bridge. while the third in her bril-l ` " ` » |, _ 1

liant dress, etite and charming,-

lf you have ii featlier sec me about it :tsl

ton of old feathers.

SMALL PRICES for new FURNITURE of all kinds----Because my stnre expenses are SMALL

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PHONE 79 For all kinds 0! Furni ture. Rfpairs, land

Reupliolsterliig.

bed you wish to get rid oi'-~»conic have s mrtrlcct iii Quebec for one

ll./i._l_l.L.l;*'...§.!.'.§£.!

rttstf.

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Applicat i ons for 3»24,boo,ooo.oo were rcceirctl

by the Sun Life of Czniztda

in the _vcar 1907. For

rntcs und plans iii this progressive Co. Apply to

arlotteiovm - -

R BKOW

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Manager for P. li. lslziii

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salma-nan limi

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SKATES l

‘ Arc you in ticcd of a new pair? If so call

.md scc wltztt we have in spring and hockey also a full liiic of hockey sticks. _

For sale by

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