"ULW or over I17}; on the 825.0) invmad

' believe that tbc French Government 6,", Honda d the beat

_ dot and ran be urhed in Montreal. New

. . . _ t..:.'=.~'"'~*-""~ %

i F

.II) fra for every $25M innned to-day.

With the French franc a1. I0 mots per franc (a little over one- half its value) each bond of Lflm franc French Govern~ pent .. Lean will beworth stoooo. tweet-mg a wofii o!

w rnad. Ir [th rid thorough‘ vmtqrtan wdetemioe the lied. Jyatolbuyyl-french francs f: man-tun We

and logical medium for they reprraent to French inventor! precisely what Canadian Government VictoIY aonds rrvrurnt to Canadian invenorii. hein lea! invmiaents for evuy Ill- ‘ viiv huh in Franoearidconstiiute

a IJlctly high-grade. gilt-edge pwramern investment. ThPY may he raid again instantly for rooturlr at the Pffvljllll rile not only in Fraom (the bnrida are. liateo on the Pans Bourse) but throughout the ‘ncipal financial centres of the world. The Intern. coupons have always been paid flIDIIIIVIIYYOIIkIhC m. __

London. Rome. Amsterdam. Brussels. Madrid. _Bern€. Berlin. Vienna. Copenhagen, Stockholm. Buthartat. Rio do Janelro. Buerios Airesi and in fact throughout the world at the. current

" rate for Inna.

Frendi francs. we believe. will unquestionably and ulti- mately ooine hack to their lull pld value of 810.11!) P" Ijfll francs. A little over a century up the United Staten nIed J2 millions of dollarr-m giuntir niirn at that tirn1-to

. and being then purely an agricultural country with no resources. her situation was mifidervd vrry had at

the time. in. alter the American Civil War 50H nnld at a Barnum ofn most HIE} in New York lint Bdtish. French and ch layman more ct-untotned to that oortof thing beanae

nl their inturutkrnahvirwpoint. only saw in the drvvednled

cImocy an oppo la gilt-dared but depreciated American secnntiia. To-day the Unwed Slates form one of the richest countries in the world.

Hnhably ten times an destructive by oontpuioon with the

We World War (which reailted in the deprechtion of the mone~ tary unit of practitally ever,- country m the world) was the

_ War 011865-1870 between Brazil and Paflllliy. which reaiilted

in the virtull bbtting out of all of Paraguayan manhood. practice bankmtfiry. hnge lridernnities. and which. in the muntry. left twenty-five women for each surviving male. no

' no h‘ ‘~', ’ ’ ' such as France enjoys ttrday. araguay eventinly ru-oeued and thme Ill: had faith in the recovery of that-nation mrned lur~ tunea.

Eadald. too. once faced what strained to he a financial dimmer. During the Fapoleonic wars British tiwnrities tilnk tn nut to nothing; but. soon nftu the. Viaory of Waterloo British bonds soared returning vast lamina to those who lad purchased than when thin? looked blncfit for England. and told them alts Wellington s victory beam: known.

France. haakru at tlie hands of Biaaaard: during the F Prussian ar of I570. snfleied an experience which is within the memory of living mart and which nervu to set atrutanydoitbt artotbenbilityoftbe French peoplcto ely rutore thdr public fiancee; fer Government sold down to 77 of their normal value-they looked ho lea-but witbina ewymrs Fiancehadset her house in . dimhariedtall of her oblipthna and the bonds were. again hack to par. In tact. reoxtb show that. Fruidi securities aold over par-floating fortunes fortbnsewho had pouuesed nit and enterprise to inrat in the t ' deprecated Government bond: of France. Rlwnt history liar shown remarkable enmplnt of the rehabilitation cf nation's finances.

Alter the W'orlil \\'ar England aw the day that oiil_\' $LlS flflll obtained for onr pound slerlinir. English currency had loot about one-third of it; irtierrettinnal Viltll‘. At this nzomenl the situal inn has righted itself and the British pound il once more worth lll full vulu- in tlii- international mnrkct.

Every Canadian remembrrt that :1 lr-w vears ago. in I030

and I92]. whvn exchanging Funudian money for American

nronm he could tibia-n only U421!) Amerimri money lo will! (‘ariatllan Anllani. There wrrr- prediction: at that time‘ hat an rvi-ri larger rir-rirrriaiitin of (‘amdiari monev would inke- plore but lnrtitnrieli- theer did mi materialize. Investors ‘I1 the Fnited $tates perceived that purchasing Cariadsn (iovernment and miinidpttl bonds was bound in turn mil "mnhvriilive rmncr ur lair-r. Thr- Canadian dollar starir-d It) rerrwrr iir inirrriatinnnl value anrl at the present moment the aroma... i.- w... rcvcrlerl. Uanadantt mi. obtain slightly more than lOOAmcriPan (ltillars Int’ ‘lfltlllflm Canadian rnoncy. Many f aruitlian lillYFlfllfltfll and municipal bonds 4n: now selling lflhilllPlilillY above pa!

Tht-Suist lranr. allr-r -)- n-ttr. was quoted at Ii cents per frrrir or 81.50014! per irmm Muss m»... To-rlay the Sit-i” franc is nuomi alove tar rir at mm» malt ilfijllofiper 10pm s“... firmer-showing .. t..." nf $4311 on on "Vtty 10.000 s...” francs pilrehasrd a tew t-rort am. Slirewd inveamn egrng-d ; tatisfactory nrolit on their invmrnent.

Table Showing Present Prices

T

lttetiiat-ttnuieiet-onts In 7 i 5 Government 6% B0049

Qnedfl hope orld Ia U down tol|.16*.' m’; time tJJ-"f wTo-dlt’ m: iii MJIa-‘gg; IOJIIISIQIIab hnaetnC2fil0-W—l m $”dimwnn

i hem In: by lnvtml on oiehanl a yuan aw- ._ .. _

b n.- eut it Juli a $195K” unithiti-ih fillaaov

' nit-en».- J1 i-z call v8 x-wr "-151" W!

yen to ll centa per yen o1 “I”

stanthl improvenment of tmsonou every IMW we W‘

clnaed by r -igbted inveatma who were mow will“ "v nee that it w: only a question of time Irdore the 1101"" H" is: sitficiently an to yield then: aubnantlal PW ll

chaed. Many iaven , five YB" II°~ 4w m‘- m" ‘mf opinion that this exchange would be hack to pnr heforrcvflw, long. ‘

The reinnrhble adrsnce of theflorareitlbetdianl? Clark:

' the fact that history l! "Dentin: itself every a_\

of our liven. From lI.7 cents p" bruit! nrJI-Ilfl-mg: 10.0w Norweaian krone. the traltt- liar men iu_a fr“! t’;

yearn to the present quotation of 2t cent; ow Lrori winner 10.000 krone-a ntofil of 81.2101!» orrfvlf)" - - I Norwegian Itmne purchased. The Norwegian limp. Ii Ill‘: yet reachrd par hut ii i: expected that in the mmfifllwnt near future the tirtii. will witch 26.80 cents Der hon.‘ 0f ~

noom per 10.000 krone. Our clients whcrnre ttill int vergei ..

in Norwegian exchange lt-el at we do fihat it is only a uuiellfl-"l of time before the Norwegian krone will touch par.

A few years a... §l'\lill'll mon-tarv i it. tli- pesen wave quoted at 11.75 cents p-r pest-ta. or 8i. 09f W33) 9;‘ tetat. Snaniti. t-xcliantzi- has now recnv: to 15.x; cerit- n l; peeeta or $1,534.!!! per 10.01.! p.-seta\-\ri enhancement OJ $409.00 on everv iiuln pesetat. This unit ll also expects to touch par shortly.

South American exchsnees are daily showirit similar will! and substantial improvements in their value. The Argentine need. not ro long awn. Was worth only 15.30 cents oer W" "C; sznwm per ituno pesos. To-dlv the Marvin! vrw ll 011°" at over 40.80 cents oer pen or 34.0mm P" 79-903 9'”. sltcrwing a profit 0i $11501!) ori every I017!) Allfiftiri: P99’- These facts speak for themselvcs. ,

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The history o! the world nonirinees on- forcibly that. th.-_ innit diflicult thing u. destroy i- national existence it he," million‘ of men and populations of nations lend their cnllectivo-cfiurLs nothing is impossible. The French fran: will oonte bad:-

\Ve believe that tlir- greatest opportunity of the prenrifl. generation to enrn remarkable profits exist: today for investor! through the purchase of Frertrli Government 6% 501""- 77"" securities ranlt as the DYFQIIIHEIIL class of French Cvuvtmmlfll bonds and are virtually a rnortnaxe. on the potential and vast remurccs of the Rrpublir of France. These_borids are valid for thirty years after date ul all and the interest miimns payable June Ifith and December lfitli are valid for fivr Ytars alter their respective diie dates. thits enabling the investor m utsh them at any time iti_ the interval that the exchange. rates are in his faior. Th- Ittghgr the rote of the franc the more Canadian dollars will the investor obtain) for his interest- coupons. Thus no the lmnc rises. not only will the value of the. bonds increase but the interest-income. will bcmme greater and IY$IQL

it will be seen that at thr present rate olihe franctlie holder nf a IUDOO-imnc French Government 6% Bond Wlll receive for his coupons which always auregaeebtm francs per anniini a sum in Canadian money equivalent to a return of over if?’ on liisinvesiement. thatirth.» oostnf a I0.000~iranc bond which is at preannt 8250.00. When the tram reaches a cents h0W< t-rt-r. the vulu» of tho coupons will be touch higher; 60'! francs u-ill be imrtli $48.00 which. on an investment oi 8130.00 is t-qtmi In a yielil of tow.

\\'ht-n thr frnn" has I't'.'l(’|\P‘l Ill ci-iita or $1,000.01 per 10.0)??- ininc bond ilie return will be still higher. Every 60'! francs in interest coupons ivill hririg $60.00 when cashed. Here the yieltt is 14%. At IS cents pt-r franc tli- ooiipons on a 10.000- lBHC bond (which flflntl (flit! nttlY $50.00 lD-llflY ‘Rilnii- 3 normal exchange value. of $I.0.l0.l‘lll. will he worth $90.00 re- prewenlilllhl return of 15°’, :\Ild lastly. with thr- franc at par the tnupon-i tor our yeiir amounting to 600 intnct will be worth 8| twin. Thin siirn is equivalent to an interest yield nl over 40"?» on the nriginnl investmi-ni of $250.00. »

Fn-nch industries art- thrivini and ivorkirtg overtime- France is rapidly fFenlrring the rxporl markets of the world. lier Ihipnilt: iii crowding the world's poru. anti the iiation shnwt every evidence of material and economic pronreu.

Reparations payments are ‘enhancing the French treasuryJ

A great wave of confide . is sweeping over France since Ilie Poincare fiovernment. including six tax-premiers. tool: power. It is estimated that n0 less than ciltlrt Iiuntlretl om of gold dollar»: held by French national! abroad. are beginning in tilrw bark into tlir- country. The cirmilation ot’ French currency is being drastically curtailed. The millions of dollars expended hi‘ tourists form a great addition to thr- wealth of the nation. These conditions should he quickly reflected in rapid enliannc- merits in the value of French francs and in French (lovem- ment bonds. That is why we itrgr- you to buy now while heae securities are on the bargain counter.

—A in! How Your Ronda Will fcaawtu la Vain: Willi Bond: of Par and the French Franc Advancing!»

Prmerit 1 wit. l2 cents t-tr l9.\c

Francs ' ' Price per Franc oer Franc per Franc Li” French (luv-nutrient 0'1. Bonrl I25 $70 $l20 I I413 1.000 Frrncli llovr-rnment 6'7, Bond 50 I40 240 386 5.000 French Government 6'2, Bond [25 350 U.» 955 10.000 French Government 6% Bond. 150 7m 1.2m L930 15.060 French Government 67}, Bond. 6J5 1.750 3.1!!) (5)5 50.000 I-‘rcnch l‘ 6% Bond Lye 35m) 5,11» ‘ 935g 100.000 French liovemment on, Bond ..............._.......-.._....._.._--_.-.. 2,500 1.0m 11.000 mm

E ARE selling a larite number of thew- honrls at the above price which covers every expense. . Upon .' t of accepted rheqiir

or money orrlrr. we will at once mrifinn sole. t Bonds are forwarded by reginsed and insured mail. with rcmitlangggw

cover purchase. must be received by early fnzll to insure thme price as quotations change. frequently.

For mariv vents Iilll Inveritriu-nt Iloiise has been omirrf North Amok-infusions! oufasioeloreiga bond haiurs. It in vitally lm- portant to irs to have ntir elientnveclect ttioc bonds which make the. mod money for them nnd rnake it. most quickly. Our interest n

does not crate. after a role for ll is our conrtarit afm to keep in touch with our clientele.

ghoul. the length and hreadtli

of (anada. iltc Vnited Staten and Newfoundland. to render it Matron service. informing clicaa when bonds rise in market value and whether or not we deem it advisable to sell. This on is upcnsivo to ouroelveabut its value to our clients is incalciilable.

Tomtirrolfs m... .

Frtituw, fibv. a International lgfidlo Program . , 1 interim qorwemi ‘ =, .- =..--.,..---==---.. I

ans-t

1 7:10 . M. ' WBZ (093) Slirttralelm-Mitslo Ms- solt. - 1:30 P.‘ M. wan: (349) r3051”, your m", This 1s well Illustrated by a cer-

WGY (360) Schenectady, 1mg“. through a spllnotl shaft. and is lub- montal Program.

8:00 Pm. WEAR (300) Clove d. Sluillu iPlo- the Propeller shaft should be able

grant - WEE! (349)Bosmi1—‘l\lluaicn1e. little friction as QOBBIOIG. but if WTICQ (416) Hartmid — Comet-s the union la pac ed

KDKA (357)al=1.‘.5PIft; Concert. the shalt are seriously hampered. (3100) ‘Atlantic. City Organ tlons adjust themselves freely In a

YVTAG (546) Wombeter. Neapolitan

,Wll~lIAlS (400) Inutovllle. Concert. WEAF (333) Springfield. Musical When testing the cars Ignition

‘WE? 492) N. Y. (kchestrnl Pro- 1t is best to work while the engine gr m. WBG (300) gtlgntlc City. Concert. cold and there develops a tendency

Wgfig (218) ‘Pltila. The Curlox the throttle is opened suddenly.

9300 P. M. will?‘ (395) Phlltl. Scltlekerlng choke is pulled out slightly. If WEB (438) Allfllll-lfl- 0000811 IPIO- glue performance, the chances are IWIBEI‘ ‘($49) lBosfon-iliiusicale.

WMAQ (us) Light Opera Period. E‘ Puts" Twlwrry In m1 lu-ruesn to tue men who

WGY (380) Schenectady. Two one 9:15 P. . .

WPG (e00) AtlautlcMCIty. Concert m“ m“ ‘s ‘"°‘““"°‘1 ‘° "W" °"

WPG (s00) Atlantic City. Conant-L "°““*"‘1"F 4°” l" M1 Old car- Biro-

a: WBZ (m) Springfield. liluslcale. Pm“ “‘"“*°“1°"S1Y- and HM are 1o=oo P. . wtrr ('39s) @1111... Freshman Ra- "8"" °"- M 01d lender may ivicmr 121s) outta-Musicale. l° remove as a new one. I "———-r- u;0,-sp,;,,g._ 501,, CHECKING PINION BETTING

1 not». M. . wtrr 039.1) lPhlla. Freshman nit-Se‘ “M ‘he ""3 8°" ca“ be 6°

WSB (928) lAtlaiitlc-Concert. z=oo A. m. WMT (s95) Philadelphia. Otggn KIWI or grease?

FEATURE TALKS

=25 KIDKA (-351) E. Pitts. Slockmati 111" sews are mo loose.

chenectaily. Health when d, is neceisary w hammer

8:30 P. M. lwnNY (259) New, York. Chemistry wnur TO omczr

:30 P. M. WVTG (300) Atmmc on“ Men otil: for this purpose slnco 1t is 9:30 P. M. xlv-igltmrfl”) k Y_ La Fmncm blow and Is isoflt enough to yield 10:00 PP wuilc. (zoo) Atlantic City. Garden ‘"5 “P °P "TQWRH "It PM on Tet". "

10:30 P. M. ——— WENF (402) N. Y. nrenhwici. Vll. GRAPI-IIWNQ HELPS Rims

(C opyrlglit, 1926, ‘by Inlernutl l1'l . I nadio Wrogmms‘ Chhago) ° “ the rims, the latter should be paint-

T” “l” mll-“FWWBBT- W410 l8 8611- difficulty in rflmovltig tho tire later erally supposed to have more time aha removal of a tire. It will be “n his hands than "l" Jlilffylnl: easier tomemoutit the tire after New Yorker, a planunnt stroll. 994mm; 41w nm Wm, gmphm. particularly if in quest of the artls. Mm 11,9 ukeimood o; Gncoumermg tic. is up Fifth Avenue to 57th dtgflfguyty in 119mm.“ mm the 1mm- Stteet. thence mi 57th Street tot, gym,” ieawmuy

aaxa

utmost-osmium

IIWIIJ-ILIULLILI

5 i E E i -.»»+..JI

l"-.. r Q S ‘i 3 r.

NOT TOO MUCH CREME

‘Mkfloratlonrna most motorists know, is the keynote of car caro-

tain type of sllllt DroPQl-ler shaft. One section flto tnto the other

rleateit at this point. It to int- porlont that the two sections of

to. adjust their positions with as

with‘ grease the tree motion of the sections of

It is necessary that these soc- oriler that the shalt as a whole, can adopt itself to variations caused T0 b6 by starting, braking. and road 1n- equallties. a

WORK ON rue enema coto

system for tiosalble deficiencies, is cold. When the engine is run to skip. stall or be sluggish when

all you have to do is note whether the trouble disappears when the

this makes no change in the 0n. the ignition in to blame. HINT ON CAR REPAIR

Keep mitotic-it's cars tit running or. not" ll. hLlUlllll bu nmd that tno ultt. vl’ 8 BM" Li. 0M a general rule, the

Pvlnuue any part. 0f it, ‘mug 9x. plains wny ii. costs more to have

w“ brakes. worn part5 that mus-t be made f0 work with the new

contingencies many owners do not

requiw tour times as much time

Wihetlier the plttlun k properly

termlnod by any car owner ihlvllgh a very simple experiment. Does the rear end hum‘! Has it Plenty o! grease and the right.

If the answers are 1n 1:110 affirm- utlve. the rent is aim-pie.

1f 11111111115 ‘ls on the upgrade the gears are ilflo tight.

If hunting is on the downgrade

SAVES anemone PARTS

fihaftoor other parts of n 08/1‘ in mrder to free them, remember to use a. hammer composed o: B01110 material that is softer tlhan the metal of the part to be loosened. A bracts-beaded hammer ls excell-

heavy enough to provide a good l0 tho impact. This saves hnttor- which otio is working.

When tires are retrieved tit-om

ed with some thinned graphllm lit order to prevent “freezing” of the tires to tho trims. This "freezing"

‘ Buy ha] Felt: Pierce; T 0-day of A A

‘ AN tEASY WAY To Accumulate A Complete Se! of Lordly "Family

COMMUNITY PLATE“ Add Others A: Occasion Arise: ’

CDMMUNITYPLATE WEEK.

IN CHARLOTTETOWN~Fifth >_I_)t1y

ou will never feel the outlay in buying lovely COMMUNITY PLATE in this way-and there is real. pleasure in selecting new pieces from time to time; in watching your set grow piece by piece, into a lordly service

of " family plate. "

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You could begin with half-a-dozen TeaspoonsI Chooselthiem in the pattern you fancy from four exquisite Community Designs. They cost; but $4.25. Next: week add a few more

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pieces for a proportionately reasonable outlay-forks, knives,

soup spoons, etc. Before you realize it you will haven oom-

plete Service of unsur

how easy it; is.

FREE l-efisk for your copy of the " Bride and Hostess Book " on the urt of entertaining. A book worth having.

TUDOR PLATE Silverware. By the Makers of COMMUNHY Puma. Lower in price. surpris- ingly beautiful.

passed magnificence. Let us show you

Tea Sela, wondrously beautiful, to complete your perfectly matthed Table Service.

Bird of Paradise Design Illustrated.

g On View at dlLTheBetter Shops‘.

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, tad I enclose herewith { accrued cbul|t¢{ II I. money oriie

the purchase from you of which you are to forward me by rfllud Qtirdj.

C. M. CORDASCO & COMPANY

SPEJALIZIAGEXCL USIVKLY I N PORZKTNGOVERNMENT AIIDIUNICIPALHJIDS

MARCH. TRUST BUILDING 292 S1‘. JAMES STREET MONTREAL .

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Broatlway. Bronze tloom of banks

seen through, outoxi windows; lamps "arohlteqtural poems," as a Columbia professor descllbes some of the new skyscrapers. Evan the statuesque pose of a. burlywtratllo "cop" who might. have teat-nod to wave his hands in a classic dung. lng school.

Women Find Gteatoomfortinthis new hygienic pad that dis- cards easily as tissue- no lnimdry

on n"; iii-portrait can... women are deleting the old- time "sanitary pad."-

or other business institutions: grills .

HANDY FOR CLEAN lNG

“moonlit: windows, not a hard 10h. rlrttivortlholoss an tr wnie one, aapoclally if the mow 1s not Honored wilth the necessary clean~ lug equipment. It would ho a. lot éoolor for him, ono motorist hits found if ho would make a little hag of powderod window cleaning substance. iBy dipping this bug Into a. Ilvtlo water and rubbing It on the windshield nine-tenths of the 10b ls accomplished. A light rubbing with a Meaning rug com- plates tho lob. Small baits the nlzo o! ten balls xvi-o just right for this soot of work.

IN MEMORIAM

KATIE mt: MadFADYEN

The people of Rico Point. and ad- joining districts were saddened on the morning of Sept. 3M whon it. became known that Katlo Mae. be- loved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doitgall MaoFndyen bad , ’ aw- ny to her eternal home.

Katie Mae was of a vary strong

vlle you. powerful and olvlng you better and more frequent

advocate Puturlzod Milk‘!

I1 you oak them, they will tall you if efficiently por- forritbllt Ia free from all disease germs, and the only aafa milk, and retains all the loot! valuoa of raw milk.

Quoting from a magazine aerit out by the Rod Croal Boolaty we road: "It la hard to bollovo anyonawwld oppose

paaturlzatloii."

ll la not only the be food but the cheapest. Compare the food value of Pure llk and other artloloo or um.

Our producers are tho oloenert Ind heat. We clarify their milk to remove any dust or udlmarit enter the Milk from the alr or any other aou