Exeter Advocate, 1912-3-7, Page 6Vie offer, on: behalf of the owners
$250,000 7% Cumuiative Preference Stook
•
THE ARENA GARDENS OE TORONTO, TE
tat soI,nn
share of $1,00.00, with bonus of 40% of par value.
in Campeau ' Shares,
App kation Lists opeeed at the offices of the' undersigned on.Tuceday.
iareh 5th, and: will elese not later than threat o"eloo]i• ou ':iueeday.,
?`arch lath- The right £s reserved t(z allot only such anplicatione and.
for such amounts as May be approved, e,nd to close the aknlieat;on
list„ without notice,
sidd;tioeal application forms 'trill be eutrplied on request by the
undersitened-
ELLATT & 11.31 TT Members. Toronto tool; E.echaege, Trader*,
Bank, Building. Toronto,
THE W OWN TRUST COMPANY, 86 \acrbfae Daatreaa,tno 54reot,..
eery Branch of
14.,4, BAN'QUF. INTERNATI(IlesaLE DU CANADA.,
Head Office,, MONTMEla
0
ped on Monday, March 4th, and WIII Glove on or Refer*
344 P.m. on Monday, .March ffth, ISIr
Wo Own and iD G1", subleet to prior sale, at Oft and Aecrucd Interes$
$1 250 000
.First Mortgage $% GuZdd. Road 2 of the.
ons Costruotion Co.y Ltd.
ltttoorlJOratezi under the Laws of the aloznintoft of Canada,)
BOND ISSUE
Authorised:, Issued.
6% Ronde.-- ,. ;61,254,644 3f,2.9,C6a
corms
tad Pett., 1st, 1812
Due Feb, 1st, x632,
ao nebee,, l3avtnts and 'bast Company,'S Montreal, February
ret and August tat,
DENO1LI , ,TION'8: $1000, $500 and '4100
Fazll uart3caltars �conceraaln the Cod any, ,,as also copies of the Cor,apany's.
Briancial statarf(eut, the appraisals Mud, estate report)", will be faund to full
in flee rospeetus. copies of which, along with additional application forma, may
bbtnek e �c 8 In the undersigned and all members, .of the ! ontreax and Toronto
gr BEC SAVING, ,4 TRUST CQ1lII'..\Tr5 Notre :Game strleet, W
, ant,
f'lantrt:a
TUE L$E '$ 'BANK, NONTRIAL, OR ANY OF ITS $RAF3Cll S.
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GREENSHIELDS •COMM t F, ,'+lembera tilontreal stook t;,xctiat10si
SACF,AMENT STN ET, MONTREAL,
CRY SETTLE
MAKIYG SAFE INVESTMENTS PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS
uses 'PREFERRED" AND COMMON
STOCKS DIFFER,
A Very important Medium of Investment
—Comes Ahead of Common as Regards
Assets' and Dividends—usually No Vot-
ing Power--Onty an Ettulty, However,
Net as nigh Class investment as Bonds
—Classes of Preferred Shares:
The articles contributed by "Investor.'
are for the sole Purpose of geidiaig pros-
pective investors, and. if possible, of sav-
ing them from: losing money through
Piecing it an. "wild -cat"" eeterprises. The
impartial and reliable character, of the
information may be relied upon. The
writer af° these articles and the pgtblisher
of this paper have ne interests, to servo
in connection with this matter other than
diose of the reader.
�., (Ay "Tureator. ")
To the uninitiated the distinction be.
Owen shares and bonds ;is coifused by a
Minority of terms, In ,l?ugland the term
stock:' refers to what we knots as "de.
hentures" or '^bonds "—usnaily those is,
sued by a municipality or government,
although there are several unimpiortar
Pointe of difference. Time teras "ettek'
here usually refers to what the Epulis
anal "shares"—whieh term has been super,
ceeded in the States, and to a large ex•
teat here, by the former. Then, to add
to the confusion. there is a security known
as debenture stock, and there are other
rue more calculated to confuse than
cidato,
Last weelt. the expression, "'i2refer
ck: " was uses!,',; 'Tats is a :f
urity 'which cannot be .Dossed over i
of investments. While
"ordinary:" or "row,'
nS been Jsnewa to fi-
ar
"preference."
iv/Ay recent toren-
of
rye
They !tad. no property �xau
merlgta„ at sand 16titte dreesest
outman stoelt capi, `4"7 tow/,
ergo and selling ;zt
?make ,lt w(artli avltt0et abo
dEPORIS FROM TJU Ia>o A DING
TRADE E CENTRES OF
AMERICA,
Prices of trattie, srailx, Chhee.5e
arid Other produce ztt Uwe
And Abroad.
BREADSTUFFS,
Toronto, Mar. 5„—Fleur—Winter wheat,
90 per cent, patents, $3,80 to $3.85, as sea-
board, and at $3,90 to 94 for home coat,
sumption, Macaitoba timers—First patents,
$5,50; second patents, 95, and strong bah -
era', '54.80. on track. Toronto.
Manitoba wheat—No; 1 Northern, $1,,'
13, Bay ports; No, e Northern at $$1.10,,
and No, 3 at $1,05, lay ports, Feed:
wheat, all -rail. 74 t, -2e,
°Atario wheat—No, 2 White, red and
mired., 95 to 95e, outside,
1.'eee—Good shipping peas. 51-20 to
25, outside.
Qate-.,ear tete of No. 2 Ontario, 45 to
Sher, and of No. 3 at 43 to 44e, outside.
"o, 2, 48 to 49c. on track, Toronto- loll,
W, 0, feed. 491-2e, .and No. 1.
31-2e, Bay ports.
rleye-4$ Ilia. at 95 to 05e,, outside,
Corn—ado. 3 American yellow, 71 1-2o, To'
aght,
re i?o, 2 at $1.05 to $1,06. outside.
Buckwheat 70 to 71; nlztaide,
n•, -Manitoba bran, 925, in '.bags. To
onto freight, Shorts, 525,50 to $27,
tTI NTi tr
Apples .I3 'to $4 Iter barrel,
Means Small linea of hand -Fiche
o $240 per lataslzel,
Itoltey^a°I.xtracted, in tins.
lr. Combs, 5240 to $2.75,
Haled Vey^ -No, 1 at 9t5,52 to $16.59, on
track, and No, 2 at 912,50 4o .15.50,
Bated Straw -910 an track, Toronto,
Fotetoes -Gar lots, in bags. 91.65. and
llelusrrarns at SI;I .
Out-eNtare, 91.26 t
FOR A I SOAR,
SOFTENING WATER,
REMOVING PAI N
DISINFECTING-SINKS.
CLOSETS, DRAINS, ETC.
SOLD V gfiX w -tEiai
Ftuuse 5VB TITIJTES
TROOPS MUTINY
�I ri i Experiences in. 'e i .-- : ission-
r` rIes Holdina. Out in Compounds
4espatc;h from Pekin $ati`a;
Itat?nv of Yuan Shi Kai's soldiers
in Pekin at 8 o'clock 9n.
Thursday night, Many of the, na-
tive's have been killed or wounded,'
but so far as is l:t o`vn an foreign -
axe ;}axe. The Legation Quarter
rowded, but the missil?]1aries are
JI in, forth in their QWt-I* cow -
minds. When the outbreak 9C -
red it was estimated that x,004
soldiers took part, but since then
the mutineers have been augmented'
by large number's of the police,
coolies and loafers. The Legations
know i o reason for the utbmak.
toresxed haat )..`flan.
hhipinie74:evole:s began tlio trouble
l that be intended
Pe
le nrtees
w ala, 12 tsl 15
geese. '13 tsa 15e; dues,
A. 28 to t 1c. 74ive poultry,
ef? titans the above.
� e i uey Announced Tens o
Dominion Government's Order
ii^:tzla�c Whitney announced a
he results of an ,or-
the ,Dominion GioV-
ernirltnt, giving the Province .run-
faille°..rights through her sister Prov.
inti,, and certain parcels of tax-
free land on the Nelson River and
alone the Hudson Bay itself, Sir
James Whitney briefs explained lained
y l� the
Federal order before reading .its
text. Approach to Hudson Bay is
grained by a. five -mile stripof landrunnin Prem the
$ proposed new
boundary of Manitoba to the Nel-
son River, and terminating in a 1
half -mile strip of land along the
eastern shore of the Nelson .Biter
and the Hudson Bay. Provision is
hereby made for railway terminals,
docks, and elevators; but the
tent of these strips along the river
and bay must not be greater than
ten miles,
Access is thus given to Hudson
ttar the Temisl,;a.mirr
illern Ontario Railway ,• alai
004 this railway desire to extenf)
terminal facilities: to For
irchill, an additional right
Elf, EGOS, C1LEESF,
r, in wrasapera,
and /uteri('
ed ant 3
for solids. pe
This security. llit(s eo
n nqulty coralaR after, the bonds, but It
preferred as to assets caul dividends,"
hernfazle comes ahead of the nom
inx othea slags of stock. Gen
, preferred steak carries
lad, which, in the amajorll
s does not vary much front 7 pc
cent, (seldom higher, but In litany ens es
lower). , s A rule, however, preferred
shams iso
not --as do the Common shares
of n, eompany--carry any, voting power.
That is, the preferred shareholders has'o
no vote for dircetors, and therefore, zfe
sae in the menaipenent, or in '.shaping
the policies of the company. When this
class of stock was invented a took rapid
bold, and now almost every joint stork
company has for convenience of financing
a certain part of its capital in the foruz
O Mt.Cal.
ital for ranking.
The tse die8's arta etely where 1ootmg..
.from llclue to Mouse. They have
not lipared even the foreign red.
sett 9 Rhin one :block of the Le-
er.
s' froiflt tale Fcarbiddt2Dt City
GfiltliUg off tlfe, GlailAes�t For.
clef! Board, whore Illaan ren
Bidets, t�lte #ilatfuea reaching within,
halt a mile of the Legations, The
quarters occupied by t110 Nanking
delegates who came here to notify
Prt";ll1OF Yllstn Of his election as
J, rebident have been envelopecd in
flames. Much reckless shooting has:
cu ed, and elle shell which fell:`
compound of,th0 American
ion, tore through .a tent of
e of fain soldiers of the recently-
attved cede#o raexuvnts, but diel not
lllcdo, Refugees at the American
gallon had thrilling eNperieuces
reversed ersed the street* in
Cleuese troops were en-
leo l
R
S
t 1 i
z . The Bald s did
� dt'
pt to interfere with them,
was great danger from
!lets and fire brands, which
l hed in• all directions.
rad Mrs. Straight, saved
lie and valuables, but
r ichla .turnisht d house,
even over to the loots,
to 38e for colla,
•
llz,
Eggs—Vase lots
y dozen.
r
Cheer.,a
and twi
tvay X00 feet in width front Nelson
"ivelr to the nearest available point,
x the Hudson Bay Railway is d.
anted. The T. and N, 0. would
then be granted r
d a t tlaaplalg ,rights .,tio
Fort Churchill
for the
remaining
distance over the Hudson Bay lin'
by the Dominion authorities.
The strip from the boundary to
the Nielson River will be transfer-'
red to Ontario either by grant or
by statute upon the Provincial
p n
Government making known the lo-
cation preferred, providing that lo-
cation is not more than fifty miles
from the shore of Hudson Bay at
any point.
1!'or the selection of these lands
Ontario is allowed a period of five
years.
0
MAP SHOWING BOUNDARY SETTLEMENT
fT CUURCHILL
LVArc 'MILEF.ROh7� 1 HUD O
N.
• 47ILEWIDE
--
BAY
HoN. ED VAR1) BLARE DEAD.
Ontario Loses a . Distinguished
tive-Bor11 Son.
t tToronto .l 1.s3 espatc_1 tram �m �.oroxrt-a t>a,y..s,
Hol. Edward Blake, ZC.G•;
died at his Borne. i49 Jarvis :street,
shortly before 7 o'clock on Friday
:night ' after a lingering 711ness.
About two weeks ,ago Mr, :Blake's
On i1t7.
�. { on tcolc a change�• for the
llaient
that, the enc! was -,
n�ea1 �`
Goldie, who- ' was in 'attendance,
F the summoned
ti_„ 1
o n'1eticers: of
ifamily;,te, the bedside of the db
corse.' He sank rapidly, and Fri-
day afternoon it raceme as
h
talie{2 Canadian
Mr..
,ac,.
sG coinsciousne s about' :half an
f
of preference stook.
This class of steels has now became a
favorite toren of business mor,'s laivest-
ment, Involving, as it does, no premise.
to return its face. value at any 'time, and
with its dividends depending' tvlyolly on!
the ability of the company to caro .�
them, preferred stock cannot, as a class,
rank as high an investment as would a
bond; but 'there is always more chance
of an advance in price, just as there is
more chance of a break.
However, preferred shares cover quite a
variety of classes of themselves, and so
the above description can be taken only
as a very general outline of the whole.
Por example, the dividend on preferred
shares does, of conrse.'depend upon earn-
ings, and in the case of the usual class
of preferred shares, if the dividend is
not paid that is an end of the matter
until the company again gets into a po-
sition to Day a return to the preferred
shareheld2rs. Such shares merely involve
a promise—if they are say 7 per cent
preferred shares—to pay seven per cent.
on the preferred before anything can be
paid on the common. Where the shares,
however, are "cumulative," it means that
not only are they preferred, but that if
the dividend is not paid in any one' year
it is still due the shareholder, and if, 'as
in the case of Dominion Steel cumulative
preferred shares, the dividend were not
paid for six years, there is a small mat-
ter of 42 Der cent. of accumulated divi-
dends coining to the preferred share-
holders before anything could be paid on
the common. This feature, while most
pleasing to the preferred shareholders
of the. Dominion Steel Company, meant
that: until the $42 a share was "forked
out" to them the nommen shareholders
would receive nothing. And they had
no chance of receiving anything until not
only was thio 542 paid, but the $7 for the
year then current was earned, as well as
hour before death. As he breatieeel sufficient for. any small dividend—it has
his last he' was surrounded by.his ibeir.n hut 4 Bier sent. so far in thecein-
wife, Mr, Ifti.tne Blake, K. a see, Pavy s history—which they plight receive.
Mrs. (Pt'of.)"G. M. N ong, a (laugh= Sc the eumulative Feature is a very lin-
ter, and Dr. Goldie. .2'Ir. Sarnuel portant consideration for the prosper,
Blake, another son, is at p pre -Sent itt, five investor in Preferred � i shares,:: but
England,- i e I
and was � .�
'LS ,.dv_s,ed of h, should be I
. � colt<td at- askance by anyone'
fatli,3r`t's•decease hy'?cable.' considering 'the common stock of
suck
a company unless they are prepared' td-
h tale ,,har;ees.
1l abash semena1.i:atla have
N're ,rill ter feature `>
i '1 eq -;l;{ s of est.I'erred-
been placed on ` an _,�t�t�� .�. with _, ere .:'- �,taken ,: - -
� se ay..L be ia�cn up try tar esi.ar':
G.P:;� ireine.l 1c, tzlding ray an l
} ., I has l_
7.tc. C.N.I'. l_as , sold b
lac.,; o"
The ,
e _)t11,-,10 Good P�rads is5o�' •
.. `.1a land behind tale mountain
tion d cidee 1 at 14fo
e 1 to a_•1�-'�U:UOU,COU t_
�' o.m real to �:, ra�str:,rn s n{liertte +'
the Dominion Oovernnaent�for road for
three an 1ripn la1Iwt�:.
improvement.
.
The, TFi:1tl..an;, �.G'LOIlc ,. IJ1l�Bra1 n1 em
The 1.eport of Lhe t�7za e ,ra
1 .taste. of u£ i;lte; 1<<aniroc�ba, 3 c g i.:lu%11re ails a _
. c., i y i
S {. 11 e,
f,ion lt.l ✓
� S. G
Cl Lila, )' 7
, t i
c Pro S1
h d ce r , r,
Satf;er< ? � , �� zte elle c t c s,;irltl el the �S�c,st; in
s from 1e lc of #cache s, rp t ch .in the House.
laid,. 36o
ft.
quoted at 163.4 to 17e,
to 171-4e per lb,
1800 PRODUCTS.
33tzoou--..I,ong clear, 11.'1.2 to 11;3.4o per
1i. In c1Bz loin. hark -chart oazt, 52..50•
clo., mess, 19.50 to 590. Banns- afedlum to
l9ght, 16 to 161.2; heavy, 14 to 141.23;
rolls, 103.4 to lie; breakfast bacon, 16 to
17o; backs, 19 to 200,
Lard—Ticrces, :12o; tube. 121,40; palls.
12 1-2e.
BUM/NESS AT MONTREAL.
Montreal. alar. S.--Opts--Canadian
Western, No. 2, 53 to 531.2; do., No, 3,
51 to 511.•2e; extra 1` To, 1 feed, 52 to 521.20„
No. 2 local white, 301.2 to 51c; No. 3 do„
491-2 to 50o; No. 3 do., 481.2 to 49o.
leyMalting, 91.05 to 91.10. ;Buckwheat,
Mo. 2, 72 to 73c. ]!`lour 3faattoba spring
whoat patents, firsts, 95,60; do., seconds.
55.10; 'strong bakers", 94.50; 'Winter pat-
ents, Choice, $5:10 to 95.35; straight roll-
ers, $4.65 to $4.75; do„ bags, 52,15 to 92.-
25. Rolled oats—Barrels. 55.05; bags, 92
lbs., $2.40. Bran—$24 to $25; shorts, 526
to $27; middlings, 528; mouillie, 930 to
534. Hay -No. 2, per ton, car lots, 915 to
915.50. Cheese—F.lnest Westerns, 151-4 to
151-2c; finest Easterns, 14'12 to 15o. But:
ter—Choicest creamery, 33 to 34c; seconds,
321-2 to 330. Begs fresh, 38 to 40o. Po-
tatoes—Per bag, car lots, 51.70 to $1.80.
UNITED STATES IIARI{ETS.
Minneapolis, Mar.. 5, - Wheat—May,
51.06 3-4 to $1.06 7-8; July, $1.08; No. 1 hard,
81.07 7-8; No. 1 Northern, $1.067.8 to $1.-
07 3.8;
1.073.8; . No. 2 Northern, $1,04 7-8 to 51,05 3.8;
No. 3 wheat, 51.03. Corn—No.' 3 yellow,
62 to 63c. Oats—No. 3 white, 49 to 491.2c.
Rye—No, 2, 86 1-2c. Bran—$25 to 925.50.
Flour—First patents, 55 to 55.30; da,' sec-
onds, 94.65 to 54.90; first clears, 53.40 to
53.75; do., seconds, 92.30 to 53.70.
• Buffalo, Mar. 5.—Spring wheat—No. 1
Northern, carloads, store, $1.16; Winter,
THIS is a NOME DYE
:files Amy NE
can use
2 red, 91;01; 1\at, 3 reit, 99e.
te. 51. Corn—No, 3 yellow, G9o; 1e, 4
ow, 671.2e, All on freak, Giarxnu*b.'
Oats ---No. 2 white, 563.40; No. 3
t-4 No, 4 White, 5+511•4e, Barley
!ting. 91,20 to SIX.
LffiE
Ifottr0
a1
5
Dut
acor '
cattle,'tt1eTOOK sATK.£9.
Ctt i
0 00 7 to
do„ mcdinzu, 55.50. to
$6.50; do.. comuaou, 94,50 to 55; bntchers'
cattle, choice cows, 95.50 to 9545; do.,
medium. 93.25 to 25; do„ bulla, 93,75 to
95; milkers, calcite, each, 975 to 980; do.,
eom. and medium, each, 950 to 965;
Springers, 530 to 945, Sheep—Ewes. 94,75
to 55; bucks and culls, 94 to 94,52 lambs,
46.75 to 57. Bogs--1!',o,b„ 98 to 98.25.
Calves --$3 to 510.
Toronto, Mar.. S.—Fairly good butaher-
ing steers and heifers °housed hands at
from 96 to 56,50 tier hundred pounds,
tvhiio common to .mcdlum loads sold at was coffee poisoned,
"So I began fo drink 1,, Postlun,
and gained 13 pounds in the first
few weeks and am still gaining, but
not so fade as of first. My head-
aches began to leave, me after I had
used Postum, about two weeks --Long
enough, 1 expect, to get the raffee
poiAon out of my system,
"Now that a. few months have
passed since I began to trio Pos-
ttiln, I can gladly say that I never
know what t neuralgic headache is
like any more, and it was. nothing
but Posture that relieved me.
"Before I used Postum I never
went out alone ; I would get bewil-
dered and would not know which
way to turn. Now I go atone anti"
My head is as 7le:_r__as_..a_bell. My
i` sin and nervre Stronger than
they `have beenfyears» Name .
given by Canan Postum Co.,
Windsor, Ont.'
`•There's a rn," and it is ex-
plained in thele book, "The
Road to Wellv" in pkgs.
Ever read the aletter? A hew one
appears from timtime. They are
genuine, true, and of human interest-
.
w "ltlr;ll�t \`*DO+( `i"tllt,
it'k ie llistttvec Who W
Doing the liisehief,
A lady tells of n bad -arse of .of..
foo ;,poisoning (Tea is equally loran,
ul,: because it contains caffeine—
the same drug found in., coffee) and
tells' it in a, way so silnplo and
htforwnurd that literary skill
OUId not improve it.
all had neuralgic headaches fol
•ears,,' she says, "and have suf-
fer untold agony. When I first
began to have them 1 weighed 1.15
pounds, but they brought me down
to 110,
"I wte11t UP Many doctors and they
gave me only temporary relief. So
I suffered on, till ono qday, a 'wo-
man doctor advised me to drink
Postum. She said S looked like I
from 95,25 to 55.90. Choice butchering
cows Bold at from 95 to 55.50 per hundred-
weight; good Cows at from 94 to 54.75,
and common at from 93 to 94. Canners
were 52 to $2.75. American yearling sheep
sold at 9750 per hundred pounds, On
-tario yearlings were steady at. $7 to 97.50
for Choice, and at .from 96 to 56.75 for
culls. Sheep, ewes, sold at. from: 54 to 55,
and bucks and calls at from 93 to 94.
Veal calves changed brands at from $4 to
$8.50. Dive hogs ranged from 98.00 to 87
per hundredweight for selects, fed and
watered at the markets, and 16.60 to 56..
70 per hundredweight f.o.b. Gars at coun-
try points.
INFLUENZA IN ENGLAND.
Queen-llIother, Princess Royal and
Princess Louise Victims.
A despatch from London says:
Many, thousands of persons in Lon-
don are victims of influenza, among
the latest sufferers being Queen
Alexandra, Princess Victoria, and
Princess Louise, all of whom were
prevented by the disease from at-
tending the funeral services of the
Duke of Fife, whose body was
placed temporarily in the Royal
vault at Windsor on: Wednesday.
Z•
Ireland has fourteen thousand
acres "under fruit cultivation
Anaemia can be successfully treat-
ed by fruit diet, especially with. ba-
nanas.
1oyed ALL fhese
IDbHFERla11T 1111111)§'.
of Goods '
with the SAME Ce-
e
Y�s�2ril.� 9l'? 5 or 600es'
x>�ST
4: to
5 `?ct,nnoo
.alt:d.
rags,
ho,Wkr0i1O Dye for h Go cnn from:r,.
G
1sC
Dealer,
7•�
nI<
r
-C
“rd
?itii.fr t
10, John-tt1cr�lisvoft L .
,1
Th.oreld township passed the by:
law to give fixed assessmentto th.c
big paper and p .alp an 1l' which is to
be established near the town.
Alfred Lossett of -Marchand town=
sihip, Quebec, has been arrested on
the -charge of lnui!dering ills young
daughter by throwing her bodily
iLC1.C)So Pb l'(�U117.
W a..te r zs
r--
1r U R , �� Ir r, C.
�j Western Canada
First:
SIO
5,Mortgage e Bonds unquestionably
nfull
�''1
considerably ;in value during the next' 2 or proves
appreciate
Public Utility Bonds of -this nature are the 3 years. ahveeormOf !vows nt--
f rinstance—Winnipeg ' ,a � gnoat �,-•ofitahle folin'of lnvesianeitt--.
0 - Electric 5 /„ Bonds sell now at 104 ; Shawinigan Water
and Power Co, 5,e at 703; British Columbia Electric Co. %i r
The city and suburbs of. Vaucouver are �� , Wands. at ana da
g1 owiti�; very rapidly.
lowai Co.planus]ocatcd35:milcsfrom Vencouvea and New s 3. Western Canada .
ands:irrotmdingterritory with electric ower. 'Th +etas perpetual atertlietsfro cities
P gffi company has large,
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