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, THE CHA WN GUARDIAN, JANUARY

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Tin- best medicinal cod

liver oil courts frolii Nor- way .ir the isla ids oil' the coast oi' that country. It is prepared from fresh livers under the most mod- ern and scientilic methods.

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and as tast_~lc.~,i as co li\'1-r oil can be. This thc kind of oil we sell, the oil it will pay

rlustrial boom, high wages, constant cal

ciilployrxieiit and good limes proiiiptcd them to remain and others to lzo. Others

skilled labor frir exceeded -the supply. M Moreover vast tracts of fertile lands were

It he

north western states, oilering attractive cu, nmes to millions. Canada then had few Th factories and could give little winter Th

U F stock or work in the lumber woods. Our

inpiuyment outside of the care of fnmi

western prairics were nlmostan unknown m

land whose fertility was not dreamed of. ,_ Ontario and Quebec had no railway

connection with the Maritime Provinces, T mar.-li less with the Pacific coast. and their only winter outlet was through the

States. Canada was "cribbed, combined ,_

and confined".

lltilll of our young men enlisted In the northern armies in the war of the rebel-

_-_ the

Now that past conditions nave largely

changed and the chances for success and enjoyment in life are quita as good in

Canadaaa theyan in the United States, The ltis not didieult to see why in former the years many persons born In Canada chose f to make their homes across the border. "_ Down to the seventies of last century, say

thirty years ago,lthe Republic was in bn many ways much more advanced than

Canada. It had not only greater cities, ov more abundant railway and transporta- M tion facilities, better schools and colleges, ,on but by its industrial development it could

ltive employment to all throughout the

year. ,M

fill!

The demand for both skilled and un' _he

Ilan

ill being opened up in the western and

.\Ia

way ft

'I`l on

Undcrthe temptation of big bounties

and

Tllht- is. it cost Sill for coat of opera-

tion alone to earn one dollar on the canals

count.

i ki U I F 4 . i J H Y " winter-ofonrdiacoatentlepaq.,so faraal ' Dlfn-

IIQI’ _._ _ Canaflaatlarge iaeooocrned. Our Inland I0RRIBoN__A,_ st” a°°m”__,m_/lah'

has t

no yetfullyrhared in theadvantagee D°mm||,,,,-|.°,,_ ,nm ,un

I THURSDAY, JANUARY ls lm. of the change, but will yet. share It, when BgA1~gN_A; c",||‘“_ _y-,_,_ 13,1., |m,¢__

0- with improved communications and new Kenneth Beaton, aged T7 years. §

CANADIANSIII Till STATES. rndunfrq 1., ¢||,°,,,. ,|g|,¢|,,| Di.” ,E BEA.|.0N_A,_ Wm mud.. on Dm

progressive ills of the great Dominion. iiiet. HI- Jessie Beaton, age I! years.

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BOLSON-At Head of Cardigan

ri/utwivs Ano cialis. 1.... ua. 1...., sn.. cstiwa... s~r.».°i.°..If

- litvdniyeara. ' I

OMAS-Suddenly at Augustine Cove ,

St. John Sun points out that when on Jan. 10th alta- a brief illness Charles'

Government canals had coat oni a S"-rh

amaa,youngest sonof Mn. Nelson

tion over N million of dollars they Th°m“‘ "nd 8"." md 6 mmm*

Jana

run upto lm millions the total re- .md

r two millions was expended on Uhumh-I pital and besides this the cost of opcrai- _

was Sl 2£lii,0ti0 over the receipts. l

year. This is altogether apart froml outlay of two millions on capltall

The lillnisterof Railways and INA

als should bear this in mind when,

finds that the cost of some one partl

_ _ - _ \ v

arraliway train exceeds the receiptni Dr'

ecanals are in Ontario and Quebee.| e 00.- _ it ri - _i -

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ernment a ways are in the

time Proiinces rind Quebec. Both

u tstand or falltogether. ll the Rail- ____ _ ___ _ ”" __ C_

' e' wont 0 u success o lr. iase'a

5 nm U] be unloaded on n wmpany Syrup of Linseed and Turpenline in re~,‘

_ lievlng the terrible paroxysms of asthma,

" '_ '-_" l and the hard, dry cough of bronchitis,-

oronto suffers from dust these days.. i and in positively curing these ailments.;

_._ I is the best proof that it is far more than -

_ l a mere “cough mixture."

the Canals ko too.

ie mild winter is still breaking records’

1 _ This well known medicine is composed

lillll' lD‘l*‘)'- of_a number of simple yet powerful in-

--- lgredlents, which _arc of proven value in

Th_e cellar with a furnace in it is hotter Uma, tubes and ,__ng___ ,_ is ___w“___(,] ""'"'»‘"' um" ”“m'""~ Them l" (he byn long and tedious pi'ot~rss, that can ‘

H ,__ c1,:a,,_ Ver), Huh, Colm. no _ when _,___ “_____ was °______ _hc____ heat and darkness the deadly cough ,not be_earried out in flllingaprcscriptloni

d and influenza micrcbi: increases “t‘"d‘“K '"3"' I

the cu

multiplies. iurfals

'*- reputation which I)r Chnsc's S ru 1 of

72 years.

r~eipt.s therefrom for MIB was only 870.01%. [Fu

usd rom, “mmm to ;5|0_(m A ,nn KELLY-At the home of her son.

Now that. the outlay on the canal system Hnmmmd’ "'c""°n‘ 'aus' °n 'hu' lub'

G., widow oi' the late Albert. Kelly.

neral Friday at 2.10 to Clifio

_ @_-_gl

u Struggle _

iur iiraaiii.

STHMA AND BRONCHIFIS ISl PROMPTLY RELIEVEU BY

SYRUP OF

Turpcuiiuc

reof diseases of tho throat, bron-

ingrerlicntxi are always fresh and best quuiiiy, obtainable, for the

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you to buy and costs you no more than the other kilitls.

Price 40 cents a pint.

J. G. Jamieson,

Ilrnggiat.

'l`li2 Medical Hall.

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Many of these remained across thc border. Young women followed the

.\ host of French Canadians crossed to

workin the factories of New England.

ns in scar-chof collegiate or technical F

education. They wanted to bc lawyers. FM do'lors, theologirins. or engineers, and he” were attracted by the higher fame or Th bt-tterequipment of American colleges. Years'

. . _ _ _Y ,

rance has elected a new President, 1il.iLinseed and Tul'D€l|flfI0 bfi-S ltlllll “D li'

lieres, whose name has been little] fa; asngcaiit ?;"s§db° ’"“i“m‘“ed hy :

_ _ ve so . _

"1 0' °" ""5 SME °' the Au“m'°'; Persons who have suffered from asthma E

e presidential term in 1-`rar1ceisseven_ fur yea,-S mn us that may ue,-er rand

lanything to bring such rroinpt anri‘

__ ,lasting relief. Sufferers from bronchitis,

| have a similar experience, and. while this.

lt would inive paid the City better to mediclneisiiot recommended as a cure'

younginen, and parents followed their |,,,,~., given ,he Ma,-keg Hn" fme for the for consumption. it does bring wonderfull i"<ll*2fl Uhlldrfli- Seed Fair than in have compelled that

body to meet outside the limits. The

patrons or the Fair would no doubt hai e` panting, 1; cis ,. |,°m¢_ B, ,.|| d,>,,,1¢,§_ _

relief from the dreadful cough that so tor- tures the wealiued patient. -

Dr. Cha.se's Syrup of Llnseeri and Tuv-i

~~-~ -ri* Ufiweunduhalfmillivnsbvrnii1Cr-meds insured some of their prize money ini Insist 011 mine the portrait and slim

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\\'h0S€ DHFEIIYS W0? Ciflaflllin b0l”"~ our city stores had they been treated more i "ture of Dr' A' “Y” (“h“s°‘ me mmuusl

who were found in the States at the hosiiltaliiy. llicilm book nuthmhyon the 'mme voui

r- ,. ~ 1. 1 . i °°

Mgtugers' aggage' ec' conaieglfé, ifrench Canaiians. While these very

.ilonald & )IeKinnox1's Drug Store or at generally located in the factory towns I

Steve-

r.»a'.< con... J. _\1. Nicrionsoiv, °‘

;53 dian exodians went io various states In b

anywhere dcsircrl, Leave orders

atables, Sy-'ncy Street, near

1-28:11 yr Telephone No.

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Pulisuluc rlsie $$;ii""“°““"““

lfoiiriccticut

illinois

_ nal...-

lcs. on t».ml1 lar stoves and ranges .\r.\5....|...5rn_~

,\ii1"iigaii

Minnesota 17,578 strongest financial institutions in Canada. l.\`c\v lIuiilp~.l|i|'e

I’rlc; 5 cells rer bolt. WE SELL IT.

Call :rt st-are for large free

PHONE 264.

, » each have over 111,001] Canadian born thc _ _ _

& C00, population. Iioslon icaris with .'>iI,2r~:!, ;q7s_5u7_ This is li very handsome show-‘:£`_;‘:x;_a:_‘;__RE,__h::; :ri"c'p_];;| l'°"°°_'!

i _\'

_\or\i1 Dakota

sample Ithoric Isinnri

which most Canadians are to be found ___ may be of intcres‘.

zsjfaking only those states which have

nsus of liiufl. more than a million were

rtial list of the states rind citlesin

000 or m0re of Canadian born pcpula- D

20,81.- :7,01f. nn .'»0_.'»0.i ,D 07,077 -_mills "“ i>i|_:i<.v# 5*

.'»ir,iiii7 ri,

ll7,:.-is -_><,lu0 "°

cw York

Wisconsin 2¢i,i)5l Con

()f.\inci'i¢-:iii rillci; llicrc are #ix lllnt. Dill

the Eastern States, the Eillllish Cana- til” yeanas “Kunst HB3 miles hum' i“i5YRl`P OF LIXSEED AND TURPEN‘

uiita mileage as great conipired with] c0'ds in the winter. I first used it with,

many cases further west and south. A

__ CA ri “SM or ncrilllatwii if s\‘ester.|rorm urastlun 1. 'rne least ernssui-.~ is

“ theyn-ouldhave built 111,520 miles. ln'°°’*“'°“"’ '"5' he' “D ““" E “'°“l"

Tliellanlrof .\'o\-ii Scot.Ia's iinnua

1 1 Mrs A. .-\. Van Husklrk, Iioblnsnn

Canadabuilt l,lrV» miles of new ri iiivay l `5t_l:':l,_?_§;_;;`_’_':_L_'t°;"|z_`__€_!' _med Un C, a____.sl

e United States. Hari our neighborsf TI.\`E for my rhiidren when they have

__ _ ___ _ _ my daughter who suffered from a severe

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_iueorlv sutiomue for want of brettli. lr

ber words we bent our neighbors about _ must say I found it to be a _most sati_.s _l

. . _ . . giaciory treatment and it ms ciltire y

“r ‘° °"° 'n "“‘l“"-I l’“ild'"l‘ ’" i’r° ' cured ber. its:-e|n»=d to go direct io tile

ortion to population. i -riscnscd parts and bring the :lt-sired rt-~

Iiof.

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anciai statement appears clseivlierc; ‘ thisissue. 'the Band with n puiitupi The following is an extract from a

,,,,,,, 0,$._._5,,._,,,,,,,n,, ,, _“me ,und 0, l.-pmn fini.-mfr by n.'Hiu. Brown, uran-

_ . . nger ofthe London 8: Ianuishire Life ,£00,000 is recognised as one of the I__s__m____c C°_to__C__n__d___

, \\-'e regret the shameless condliions`

has cn_joyed a full measure of pros- whichhave been reveaieri through the: rity during the past year. Two half, l|1\`95tlK\\li0l'l5 "DW l’0l"K fnffied Un b.V»

. - the comuittce of tie legi laiure i tic

:¢,_._,-I-I yearly dividends at the rni/e of 10 and ll_ state or INPW Yor\k_ Thi Rm” uNe:___

\‘,,,»,,,,,,,\ -,z5_5;u per cent respectively were all 818110

D ' ‘ ’ I York companies appear to have become

trlbulitfl to U18 P€llSl0lt fimd M114 'Swirl unwieldy. Hesignations have been forced tmnslemti to the reserve rand one off n one wniiuivtv -wifi iiiuii Oiiicifilv must au ne, ,,mm_s 0,- ,he ,.e,,,._ which m,_,,||,_.,| I in others. Their rlceds arc bare-faced

ifoiisw .r in 0.-.ist i.~ Cai- 0 'H 70- ' Th li r f \' sc | l - 5 "ow ‘L “"3

(_ _ __ __ Sl_ec__ Ch,_0________ ,D e 3 <-A8 . - .1-. ing. e an o 1 ova ot a s

- e

vroit.'_’.~1,1lit; Fall River. 22,501; New da

. - - ,___, -___---»~l~-K York. '.’l.1'l'ian<l liuifaio. 17.2-li any

iiiiiclit-ausctiiiiis migration in tht- past

G B I M B 'I ~‘ U Q have now changed. Canada has moved .,-

¢ onward with marvellous strides in thirty I

Noi to I‘1t

That is the qilestion ?

Any .-rmtaclc is no more :ifinpteti to your face tllzill any coal to yoi1r|wtl_\.

The lit oi the iranie is as

iinportaiit as the iii of the leiis-;.~;.

We mike a specialty of

both.

il. IAYLUR

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F’

e Su

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llul as -vc have said the conditions ive

condiiiionscould have been allowed to

servediy popular and is not excelled by l grow and continue. Mothinks there will

in ,.,,.ef,,|_ ,,,-,,,|e,,|_,,,,,| ya, ,,,.0,n.e58_ be a tuming toward British institutions

mnnngcmelm i lxiillcll flilgye drii\aiiusitii‘ep’ssplali"l::clp’f'ii§voi`-|a|ii‘i;

_ commented upon hy the press, anti some

nz or Univ, Cirv oi/ Toi,i-:no | l cadlng Amerlt-an Officials, who are now,

I-'51'-W C0U~\'T\'- f ss' _i n trouble. \\’ho can say what the rc-

tears. llcr vast western domain opened __e_;I,';f_‘__“k ‘kCh”"f{,__m"’,k“ °“2]_ ill” he I5 3 Wit-B I-P2 I0 bfi I 009 i-lilllll iS Genalh- Had `

pn nero e rin of .7 Cheney _ l

up attracts iuiniilrrant-s in iliousands evcn 52 CU ‘|0558 l‘\l‘1iU9HH ll'l the Clif f` that is John Bu" Wm su" continue to do'

ries iurni.-li i»onstuut employment. Abun- "I

pr an tii

`Statt-.sto complete his etlucrilion, wlirif-

ovirieri. linking Province with Pi'o\'in1'e

c L`anadian .student ern-s io the i`nitcfl

.» _ . i

_ Sworn to before me and subscribed in I w¢m| about tha posing" uttaingd by gh,

rlocnan \.-,tb or-can. No lonirer nr-eil r;i)'__prfil_1&r;cc,il1is fith day of I)ccembcr.,,_,o,“p,my_ 0,". ,ww b,,5|,.,cm In c,m,,,|,,l

» . . l -

SXAL) A_ \V_ G[,}.jAs0N_ , for the tir1°- nine months ofthe current l

_ 'f¢,ied'é,_ C.,,,,,¢y ,,,,d Siam ,,f,,,.,.5,,,,|_ {,,::,_l business (life insurance particularly) at

frointiie States. lierrieveloiicd \ilfl\lHi- that sairllirni wiii_pay the sum of ONE the same olri stand, anriin the same

riant means oi transportation have been cured hy the use of I-lall's Catarrh Cure. °“"s' ""1" Wm b°°“' °w° mu" " We

Fil \\’K J CHENEY

do not avail ourselves of lt.. Now just a

Nor/lirv Puuiar - year shows an Increase of 20°/ cum red i

lall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken internail 'I _ 1° M

. » I y rurrlit r 1001 'rn 1 1. - cicr may be ini chosen profession or ,,,,.| ,mis drrwbyy on the 1,1004 md W ° ° e "“°"‘e "5 '“" life calling. i`an=nla has land for the ’" ”°“S 5‘""\'=°’-S 0! the ayg¢¢m_ send I creased O-'{i,illl for thc annie period anvil

nil

.-.,nali,-.~.|. sh

9 . _ . . .

_,tm 5,, ,,,,_| UU. ,_ __,,_ lhc (ana-l|.in .»\.nIu~ i~ now apparent-

wtilerz nlnin |..- lh-puiilir-lins n0t,»\nd

it-r\vi.se t-nnrlirv»~n~. liaw lu-un |iniiiil_\'

ful

to la fnllrni.-ri ly u return flight, as of

i to rclriin in the spring. lil-ciiiisr th

--_ f `_.-_~ - _ rt.

uns _

v (' `\ 3 Pleasant. P. I-1.1. ~ tion among sierliifg life ‘oHice_s 'und' cd‘r"t ,,,.`q;,.,,, _*__ W- -»»-~ of -.1

uf -- <13 illit-

\_ DI

‘ "3 3.\;;§-‘=’{§

;|@g?1£-dl/ ,~,r‘ _ BEDS ifwf.,

Ing

kind).

Beds, also proud of the _|,,,,,

Som _ii _‘__ Dru“R___L__ _:W - U. - , ave increased by $210,721, and stand at .,.__,“_ ,,__,|.s ,,__"_,,y' mils 70,. com $3,4.'l),940,Nofaoild1first-class securities, 9 ' hi h I. loii f i t t ation. upon w c no one r ar o n erea ‘

l_ ‘ ~

'thc I-irds limi have forthe south in the 'W

r.,\nN1:a-co'l‘ToN.-at the iuans¢,`°dw the funds rwtlm result of tht; nrmsrslflc, on Jan. istu.uy asv. nalpl\,|y=ar'» operation# unwanted w 8458.467. Strathie, Frederick Ladner and ; raising the funds' in hand to $i0,(Il'Z,iHl.

\Ve ai Q pg-gud of our no other way by which germ troubles can

, be cured to stay cured. Tha Solution of

assortm 'nt of Iron Ozone destroys the germs-that la certain

Values We give_by enable the system to throw off thai funds earned in Ganlilnareinvecied and'

iorrestimoniais free amounts to $1i5i,6Ill whllo the asseisl

I" ICliI§Nl‘1Y.&f`0 Toied O I I

waajover due anrl unpaid at the close of. the year. The income of the Company I

from all sources. amounted during thc,

-_-i err 1004 to si,sr0.442. rite; lim..-1-it:s<if1»

trainer, coiwn, both or Mount‘Th° Company occupies an enviable i>vsi~

l million dollars sums aaaurcli. Tho ratio! -of expanse in Canada to total income ls. lo."/,, indicating the conservatism exer-_` clstd hy those who direct the affairs of‘

the Company. The policies of the Com-A pany are world-wftie, free frnm'“’i'Qh'i¢ , '- Iona as toresidehce, travel ur oeouttat. lon, and are ineonteatoi-ie and.. lion-fir. '- feitabie. The billlne as ahaha, ,of - th . Company respecting Canadian. bnainaaal are administered wholly in Canada. The

OF DOLLARS.

with Solution of Ozone (the coupon

We do this because we know of

being an astringent it does not

. _ _ . ,_ _;_ _ ., rrlong oddsv- the best accumulated refuse matter. This onlywetaiued in thaooun amudln 1

I4, _gg ` ~ in the Province. - an

0' the

gather with Celery King, ao we supply' Comllllly *lil* "IU Nfifhll' protection and ,

Celery King to you free otlaafegnardofkngliah connection

_ _ ffl. 3 Gan-

be accomplished by taking it on-'edlt\hl'aYi`\li\' adtantages of a Home

smri=iisLi>'s uirsrinirrxlistie :iAiii=leLi>’S TRUK°'KiiIT

UIIDERWEAR

STA 'FIELD’S

UNDBRWEAR

(INCOR,-gnareo 1~.\'n1zn -rim Nova scoria coiir-anrns Acr.)

cAPiTAL', - -

_ _ - $750,000

Divided into 7,500 Shares of_$10o each; 2,500 of which are P_r>'_eferred as to Dividend and Capital-Non-cumulative and Redeema e.

_ $500,000

Six per cent. Sinking Fund 25 Year Gold Bonds in denominations

~ of 3100, $5no, $r,oco, and Reds-emable at 1o5 per cent.

‘» of the Par Value thereof, after 5 years.

DIRECTORS : ‘

jfnrx S'r.\Nrl1~:i.1> - - Pfesldflii-

Fx.-\.\'1< S'r/lNrini.1>, - Vice President.

ilonn Y. P.\vzaN'r, President Bank of Nova Scotia, Gnoanis S. L‘a1uPmsr.1., Director Nova Scotia Building Society. 1. Vi'.»\1."rel¢ A1.1.rsox. Director Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co.

BANKERS:

B/mx or Nova Scorra. Halifax and Truro. N. S.

AUDITOR:

F. H. Oxr.1~;\', F.C.A., H aiiiax, N_S.

SECRETARY: , '

_Iomv R. MCLEOD, 164 Hollis St.. Halifax,N.S

Till-I Company was incorporated for the purpose of

err-cling and in.~tallin|r, in the Town of Truro, exten-

sive Wursied Yarn Mills, and also for the purpose of acquiring the Goodwill, Patents, Trademar a and entire uiirlt-.rtnlting of the TRLRO KNITTING MILLS COMPANY LIMITED, mid establish the uomliinell industries, with ample _working capital. under the nianalrr-im-ntanrl supervision of Mr. John Stanflcirl and Mr. Frank Stanficid.

'i‘ill<I 'l'RI`ii0 KNITTING MILLS business was

founded In ltittl by the latc Chat-les E. Stanficid. Since

its csrnlrlislnncnt its growth has been uniformly satis- {nctoi_;ySand_ }|;ofir.a|»le.d _In 1807, Mci3m'.rg:>_ nulgrgfg -` tin er nnsume a urge upon ie -re i ni'T|'\‘c1-lriigr St»\ntie|d.In lilll, the TRURO KNITTING .\iiLl.$ COMPANY. LIMITED. was Inrvirporvtteli. and it has since steadily inc eised its output and plant. |

THE FUTURE OUTLOOK.

The success of the TRURO KNITTING MILLS has

been primarily due to their secret process of making underwear that will not shrink anrl t-he care which has I-or-u given to every detail in the manufacture of these lines.

Thr- name of Sianticlrisiinahrinkable Underwear is

a guarantee of the best. of material and workmanship. Once u wearer of Stanfield'sUnderwearaiways swearer and an enthusiastic personal advertiser of its merits.

The trade is steadily gmwinf and with increased

capacity the New Company \vil be enabled no place their goods in districts which they have not attempted to reach in the past, because they have not been in a position to serve any greater number of customers.

To the staple linesin which they ril1ead_y have an

established trade can be added kindred goo s, such as Sweaters, Canilgaris, etc.. etc., wnich can be readily sold to the trade and to the Consumer who is already a wearer or seller of other Sianlieid Products. and this without any ninterlal increase in selling staff or ex- penses.

BUSINESS.

The founders of the TRl'Ii0 KNITTING MILLS

have established it upon a sound and permanent basis. ‘l'o reach its present position, much of the profit of curly years was invr-sled in advertising and develop- ment. Thr-ne expenditures, together with the efforts, care and skill of lin- founders, cannot- appear in the statement of that Company`s assets, but none the less they arc a most valuable asset.

Tire Accoiintanifs Siritruient of the earnings of the

'i`Ri'R0 KNITTING MILLS COMPANY, LIMITED, slnoe its incorporation. is its follows:

Year. Business. Profits. Wool Market.

1902. . . .$i17-604.37 $60»4i0-65 Cheap Wool. i903..». 218,637-I2 67.566-02 Cheap Wool i904 . . . . 313,868.94 85,975.21 Medium Price.

i9(`5' --350,000.00 87,000.00 Very High Price.

“ list-imatcil.

Crri lil.-rl 1-rr

I". ll.

C.. ><E

c. A., '

Auditor.

\\'ilh the cnlargcnn-ni of the Knitting Department

the ndriilion to the product- of the finer quality of un'iorw»ai‘. and the rnnatanr-ly increasing market, this ratio of increase will probably be cxrrr-ericd.

ENLARGED FACILITIES.

In the manufacture of the finer and more experi-

sive lines of underwear, a muah lnrrrcr quantity of worsted and liner yarns are required. At present the Company is importing yarns to thc value of $50,011) annually. It is proposed to establish a \Vorafed Yarn Plant so that a I profits may be conserved and in order that the Company may be independent of any outside source of supply.

' ESTIMATED ANNUAL PROFITS,

ri r ul 1 u iisaglm sliriivriisi aiffulduiigi' $110,000

The annual interest ontfiiis bonus

ig..... . . . . . .$30,000

The annual dividends on the

Preferred Slack is.. . . . . . . . . . . l7,500 47.500

Leriinga net profit of - - ~ - - ~ $ 62.500 available for dividends on common stuck

and sinking fund.

raospnors. '

Read the following letter written to the Bank of

Nova Scotia by Messrs John and Frank Stauiiald, with reference to the Company's prospects, and to other

mattar-s:-

Truro, N. S., Dec. Zi, |005.

Bank of Nova Scotia,

Halifax, N. S.

Gcntlemenz-

We have been respectively the President and

Treasurer of th T K Itti Mi

c ruro n n iis Unmpany,-

Limited, since its organization in H52 and have had

special and practical charge of the 'mechanical rind financial department of its usiness.

We have contracted to serve the Corporation of

“StanHeid`s, Limited. for the term of five years, lroiu January ist, 1000. in like capacities. and to give all our timeand best: attention to the conduct of the Corn- pany‘a business in all -is departments.

Tho statement ofearningsof the Truro Knitting

MiilsConiDariy, Limited, as given in the foregoing prospectus, was furnished by Mr. F. H. 0xiey,a `hartered Accountant, tho Auditor of that Company, and is correct.

The statements made In the said prospectus have

been folly considered by us and the same properly represent the facts as stated.

The business ofthe said Truro Knitting Mills

Company, Limited. is in a healthy oondltion,anrl is capabeoflarge and profitable expansion, if the proper facilities both as to manufacturing and uaptal are afforded. So in like manner wo ara of the opinion that the business of the manufac- ture at Truro of worsted yarns io conjunction with the last named business will be very profit- able, and each will beof advantage to tho other.

The enlargement ofthe Truro Knitting Milla, and

the installat on of the woraierl yarn factory, In imnicrilatoly rcauirsd, if full advantage is to be taken {i_f_Lt_l_ie early an increased dcinauri of the products of

Yours respectfully.

JOHN STANFIELD, `

FRANK STANFIELD.

Subscriptions addressed to THE EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY will be received by

The BANK 0F Nova sc0TlA, Halifax, N. s..

and at any of the Benk’s Branches up to i2 o'clock noon, January 20th, 1906, for

$3oo,ooo First Mt rtgagc 6 per cent.-25 Year Sinking Fund Gold Pu ids. ¢15o,coo Non-cumulative 7 per cent. Stoclr, Preferrrd as to, Principal :and Dividend, and Redeemable at 105 pcr cent. of its par value.

on the following terms :

$1,000 Par Value 6 per cent Bonds

500 7 percent Preferred Stock $1,487,513

500 Common Stock for

$1,000 Par Value of Bonds and

300 Par Value Common Stock for $

and accrued interest

[|000 anti accrued interest

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$i,ooo Par Value per cent. Preferred Stock and

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300 Common ci: for -

95°

and accrued rllvi-icuii.

Where possibietheee securities will be allotted in blocks to snit purchasers,

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soectus has been issued and can be had on applicatiorimio give? R. .M¢';,g0D_AS§,?|;‘¢Pg‘:f Hollis Street. Halifax, at any Branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia. or any ofthe following Brokers:-F. B. McCnanv & Co.. Halifax- J. C. Macx1N'i‘osi-r &Co. Halifax- .'M

geniuses di Somst. John, N. B. ; Anntsus' laavrs & Oo., Toronto; .\.ll‘. Rronnr,r.'&J`Co»:

ontreai.

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coat, but be sure and uk your drnggiati Lewin R Beer Ia the Naiiagerof this or Oeona (tha coupon kind) or you will be Sterling company fra this Province and

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