l UARY ‘i7. .1930

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ws: HAVE PLEASURE m ANNOUNCINO THNl ,

Ma. Avivii’: LAFONTAIINE. i<.c.

HAS- BEEN‘ APPOINTED HEAD OF OUR FRENCH DEPARTMENT

JOHNSTON ANDVVARD

ROYAL BANK uuiuaiuo. MONTREAL

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Members Standard Stock and Mining Exchangd Members ot Vancouver Stock Exchange.

Private Wires to raising Exchanges “a m Branches. Orders Executed on all Markets.

A Service you will Appreciate.

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BONDS and INDUSTRIALSN

ln keeping with our policy of constantly improving our service to clients. it gives us‘ pleasure to announce

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Aconda ... ... Amity Copper a Gold .. Amulet Mimi ... ... ... IO Arno Mines Ltd. ...’ ... ... Barry Hollinger ... ... ... .- Bathurst Mines Ltd. ... .... Sedford Mines Ltd. .. Bidiood Consolidated ... Base Metals Cleric? Cousolida‘ ‘ Mines .. Dome Mines ma. '

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Granada Rouyn Mines ... Grandview Mines Hollingcr Consolidated ... ... Howey gold Mines ... ... ,.. Keeley Kirkland Lake K otenay flcrenoe ... ... Lake Shore Mines Ltd. ..

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McDougall Mines McIntyre Mining Corporation Newbec Mines Ltd. 3.. .. Nippisslng Norande. Mines .. Pioneer Mines Corp. Premier Gold Mines Sherritt Gordon Ltd- .... Siscoe Gold Mines Stadacona .. Sudbury-Basin .. Teck Hughes ... Towagmac .. Treadwell Com. .. Vlpcnd Consol. Mines Waite Ackerman Montgom ..

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Wright Hargreaves (Unlisted) '

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Big Missouri ...

Central Manitoba ... Falconbridge . Hudson Bay . Int. Nickel... ... ... . . .. Pend Oreille ... ...

OIL QUOTATIONS

Ajax Oil Walnwell Oils Ltd. ... ..

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s newoervice on all classes of bonds and industrial securities. i

Rapid quotation service from leading markets. Orders ir ' " for execution and confirmed over private wires. Daily bond and indusuig] bulletin service. Complete statistical information.

Our continent-wide organization enables us to render efficient service on bonds and industrisls..as . .. . ., f wellas on minesyoils ‘and invite youto i ‘ Mhvfilll-‘xitlelotrpur-cciiipleteaikvicei fitilitifi‘ in

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securities and grain. , .

L. f"!!! flfim ceimreted by iisiioii-uidn private-lire system.

'19 QUEEN saunas‘ CllAlibullhaiii/tlil. r. a. I. Telephone 812 A. A. POMEBOY. Manager Daily we broadcast over‘ Station O. F. C. Y. at 12.30 p. m. and ‘l p.

Province of New Brunswick ' 5% Non-Callable Gold Bond Due January 15, 1960 yPrice 99.75. .

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missioners), _ i-ittpiccBondsl _ A i’

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Foothills ... ... ... ... .... fB. A. Oil ‘Dal. O11 C0.

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i Home Oil ... ..

Imperial Oil .... international Petroleum . . . . Southwest Pete. Caimont

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Alberta Paciiic ... ... ... ... United ... .. Jaltao ..

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Mill City ... ... ..._-.. ...“

Acme Calgary and Edmonton ..

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Graham Bousquet ... ... ....V

Manitoba Basin Mining Co. .. .

STANDARD STOOI AND MINING

Courtesy- Holloway. Milk g 09., Ltd» Charlottetown branch. January

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INDUSTRIAL QUOTATIONS

NEW voair STOCK ‘exciiaucs:

Allied Chemical ... ...». American Can American s» Foreign Power .. Amer. Sineltlng s» Ref. .. American Telephone s» Tel. .. Anaconda Copper" Baltimore 6's Ohio Bethlehem Steel .... Canadian Pacific Railway Chesapeake a Ohio Chrysler Consolidated Gas o! N. Y. .. Com Products Curtis Wright .. General Electric ... General Motors Granby . Hup Motors . Intern‘i- Tele. 6r Teie. Kenn Copper Koister . Missouri Kan. 8e Tex. Montgomery Ward ... New York Central ...

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Phillips Petrol ... .. Public Service of N. J. .. Radio ... ...

Radio Keith Orpheum ... .. Sears Roiiuck ... ... Stan. Oil of N. J. ... U. S. Stoel r.. ... ... United Corpu- Vanadium . ....- ... es Westinghouse Electric ... ... Woolworth ..; 1.. ... .. Yellow Truck ...

domestics

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37f McCcllFrontenao .. ... ... ... 25 1341;, National Breweries .. 118% 9551:‘ ... 85%

... 52 72:’; ... 175i 1mg‘ DDXIIIIIIOII Tlil‘ .. u. ... ... 32% 119% Famoin Pl-lyett .. ... ... ... 41% 93% Nor-ands -- 37 198s,‘ e v~~ 77

2m Price Bros. .. 7'78

341$ QUQDQOPOWGF“ ... ... .. 61

105% Shawinigan u‘... --| n. use 83 wiiSmeltosr .-. - --- - 355 m.‘ Steel of Canada .. . .- 45

m Steel of mnsda Pfd’.. aw. 37% Simona .. .... ... ... ... 40% 53% Wlnnlpegllllectric .. ... ... .. 53% 21.3 Alleghany .. . .. 25%‘ 73% American Can. . ... 1,35 553‘, Anaconda .. ... ... '12?‘

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generous support

- same generous support for new partneranil myself.

connsotiosuwitll Clarke Bro!» and at the same time tale tlsh opportunity o! soliciting the

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American Superpower Electric Bond dz Share ..

Massey Harris"... ... .. McColl Frontenac 25 Mont L. H. d: Power 188% Power Corpn. _-'il Shawlnigan‘... 80% Steel of Canada .... 46% ' Quebec Power sa Winnipeg Electric .... t4 B. C. Power "A" ... 8B Canada Car 28%

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Call Money .. ... 4 Abitibl .. .. Alberta Pacific Grain .. ..

Aabutos .

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Imperial Oil ... .. Illdusiirlallilaohol .. ...,.....

Massey Harris .. .. ..

Bendix Aviation ..

Ksnnecott Copper .. “I. .. Niagara Hudson Power .. .. .. Piirsnioimt Players 148K?» PdontzCoB- .. -.- ----- Radio .. ... ...-

Wmya Overland .. ... ... ... Yellow mica .. d..vr. n. "... ...

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B. E. Steel 2nd Ptd. . 5 Can. Ind. Alc- "A" .. 79H COtllflhiltf... . .. 23 DomniionBridge 78% Famous Players‘ aoeb\ 43

Mons-anal. srrocx axonsndn Market reports furnished by Green,- shields s; 00., Monti-sulfa» steivm Jones cs 00.. 88 Great George Street,

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Brazilian as. oil .. s1 B. C. Power ... ... 39 Building Products .. 2w. CanadaOar .. . w: Canada camper "M1696 Canada Power and Pap?!‘ 15 Canada Brewing .. .. m Dominion Bridge _. .. vats Foreign Power‘ Securities .. 26% FrsserCornpnny“ ... 15% General Steel Wares .. .. 2 Home Oil ... ... 10.30 2cm

International Nickel .. ... 35% Intematlonai Petroleum .. 21% 42

Montreal Power .. ... 138i‘:

gqgmimmioss 106%

Ihtetnational Harvester ..

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'for speed in the unsavory undertak-

nothing of the antics of the fish in

(morn raAcnoa-m at. James mini-ch ‘tonight as 0.4a sharp. Meni- bers please be on hand.

RADIO INSPECTOR-Mr. Joseph Bolger has been appointed Radio 1n- spsetor for this city.

CIVIL SERVICE APPOINEMENTS -Among the list o! civil service ap- polntmgnts recently gazetted sppggi-s the tollcwing: William Melville Bre- haut, 1roin_ Assistiin Postmaster, Grade 5, office, to Postmaster, Grade 5 otilce, Charlottetown.

PRESBYTEBIAN SERVICES as follows Jan. 19th: Mt. Stewart at 1l l- 111-; Harrington at ‘I p. m, I! SWTRW service will be at Marshiield at ‘i o'clock. Dr. M. H. Genge, Pas- tor.

LECTURE AT WEST RIVER- Come to the lecture on “Davld' Liv- inglstone" by Rev. E. M. Aitken in West River United Church on flgt- . urdsy evening, January 18th at a .9’- _ flwk- - 1l03—wed.-iri.

VISIT OE REV. DR. JOHNSTON- Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston, of Kncxi Church, Ottawa, arirved last night: to visit his old and mph-ism iricmi! Rev. W. Bruce Muir. Both clergy-f men were 1on8 associated in the Mar- l

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pected, will occupy the pulpit c1 St. James on Sunday.

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- INSTITUTE MEETING - The mQlilhly meeting of the Seaside Wo- men's Institute was held on Jan. 2nd at the home of Mrs. Jas. Doyle, with an attendance oi’ fourteen members and five visitors. Meeting was open. ed by creed followed by the Insti- tute Carol. Roll call was answered with riddles. Minutes of the 15st meeting were read and adopted. Three new members were enrolled, The following appointments we're made: Sick Committee, Mary Doyle and Mrs. P. M. Perry; School Com. nilttee, Mrs. Geo. Doucette and Mrs. Jfls- Doyle. iProsriim roi- the next meeting will be a wlilst party which will be held at the home or Mrs. Geo. A. Doucette, where roll call will beyanswered by an "original vel- entine verse." Alter the meeting a daintylunch was served by the host- ess and the remainder or the ' ,, was spent in dancing. -

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less m try/any more at least as a . ~ . private enterprises Some indeed ~ PIIOIHBITION LIQUOR.’ n13- concluded the: there W98 I10 Ill” snsoypmon Mgnday 1101655 than anywhere under High Bank. The 94 Wfl-KBi-ion and 9 five gallon kegs Eiivemmmtiw” pelmmed t° W‘ c! mm, cs5 35110115 m an, wore pm“, The govt after considerable solicita- ed down the sewer at Summcrslde. tlon attacked the problem and Bf- It was-the "goods" found in a pm ier boring to a considerable depth found water and a pump was Put» 1"- Tiiis well served the people for a short time when something went wrong with it but the people found out all they wanted to know. They found out there was water in High Bank if they would go alter it and before 1on8 there was a well on every farm but a deep one. The Govt well on H1511 Bank was situated at the roadside on thg shore road leading, toiwhite, Sand and very near Norman Mac-

io Summerside in auto trucks the nizht before the Queen's Birthday by Customs and Prohibition Oifioera where- it has been held in the Cus- toms warehouse in the Post Oftice building. over since. The operations b88811 early in the morning and pro- cceded slowly, as the oxfect of the rum, which was untirely unfit for Wlfiliilfliitifllt. might have on the op- ersitdrs and the sewer was an un- knowiiquantity. As, however, no one iLeods road. It has been tilled in wa-rasphyxiated and the drain did ithese many years. This not the not blow up the proceedings were only, Govt, well in the province. The speeded up in the afternoon. the A12,“ or the province. published in heads o! tho kegs being knocked of‘! A879 or 1880 by Meccliam, a work of igreat accuracy and precise detail. ishows several in their exact loca-

lng. Up to the present we have heard

the harbor and the ice has not crack- ed "P-Ammiirslde Farm” our fore-fathers. The name l-llgh iBank is descriptive ior the sea bank Jun along the shore o! this district ls

‘hither than the ordinary. -—l-l.

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Southern Notes

Many Minnows have passed under the bridges since the local govern- ment caused a well to be dug in

DnrinZ the lasfsix or seven years ltiic Montague Furnishing Co have High This was in the early Imus)", in this nlghboorhood several w’! Q! 111mm“! i" Hi4!" 3"“ {iii-gs tracts oi whim 18nd totalling "m" l‘ w" 5° i“ Speak m m” ‘perhaps 500 acres. This territory has

cradle. Such eitoris as had been imw been almost complex“, divested 03% “m” by the Multan“ to and '0! lumber, and there is now but little,’

“M” “u” mt "clxsml and n m” livoodland for sale, but while they have F"? w b‘ Wow" m“ i" w” "s" Tior the present, ceased buying suchs i ‘I ‘acres they continue to make contracts with parties who are willing to supply and, load cars o! lumber at asrced prices. The cutting o! these large areas the hauling to shipping points and loading on cars has during the last few V881’! given emiflflymnt i0

Jimmie Jingle Says: Wise women folk bake bread no more Tiny get it at the gro- ' eery stare. ' --8tewart's Bread.

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lal from their own lands or from the lands of others from whom they have bought the standing trees. '

As in all lines of human so in lumber operations there is a great disparity in the abilities of dif- lerent individual. Give the average man a certain assortment of words give himif you will s whole dictionary and with these words he will produce an average result which will be noth- ing great but give the very same words even in less number to a man of _ grestlyiupcrior powers and he will csnitrucs s grand poem or, a splen- did piece ot prose lull of the finest imagery and deepest thought. So some men dispisfgreat admins in the use

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iof any dish placed before him, you can be sure

iAnd CLHARIQS VEGETABLE SOUP is 0m: thing that does appeal to a man —‘ and to most other people, tool

‘Just the goodness of wholesome vegetables, i added to broth made from prime beef f eoiied to suit anyone’s taste -- cooked to tempt anyorie's appetite. Any grocer can supply youi

CLARIWS SOUPS

tlons. Water supply is no looser the} ,serious problem it was ln the days ofi

quite a force of-men. and at the Pfli- , sent time a number. are working tn| fill contracts iupoiylns the mater“

HEN the absent-minded man of the farn- . l ily remembers to remark on the excellence ,

‘s mighty good.‘

The oowlmls o] can Vegetable Snap hirvu

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a-osuiro h vans-rash: oxrasr. _ enrcnis rsa ennui on mirrors asio-rn aco-rcss auoru .- nocxruans summon: can! ucnusoarawxr consensus

~ ll llLCmamcJimnn. Establishments as non-rural, no, s-r. arm, v.9, oad-I-IARROW. om:

amount of work that others less gii- ' For the special benefit o! crippled ted can do. I know one man o! such cx-soldlers c. tenement block has outstanding ability in this sphere of been erected at Dlrcsburg, Germany‘ action that ll the conditions are at stairs having been dispensed wit] all favorable, he can keep c. team oi and elevators to accommodaio in horses busy hauling all day and be valid chairs have been installed. done himself in early afternoon ibut that man is master o! all the tcchnique of his craft, the stance the 'sivinging of the axe the swaying oi ihis body are all just as they should] ‘be. ' ‘

Insidious Eye Strain

We use this adlective ad- visediy. _ Sufferers from Eyestralsi may ' have pcrfcct vision and there- fore do not suspect the presence . of any evil defect. "‘ The motive power ot the - Entire human organism is Ncrvc Energy. I Normal eyes. it is computed p utilize about 20% of this Nerve Energy. but when Eyestraln ta present, n much larger propor- tion is required. Hence detective. ' eyes through their consumption .nf an excessive amount oi Nerve Eiiergy may seriously ailect the functioninl of other organs oi’ the body and produce

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< The Port Wood Debating Club’ held a session lately but instead oi holding a formal debate they we [into a free and general discussion oi 5a variety of topics. The srowlng ‘scarciety oi water ln wells as compared with the past was taken up. It was agreed by a number of the members ‘that under average conditions the volume of water in the ground L: less now than it, was twenty years ago. lOne man ventures to account for this {by suggesting that ‘them were more ‘WCllS now and that more water was being used than wm restorecfnnd in- stanoed the shortage of vratcrs in wells ‘in the vlcini-ty oi the Char- lottetown water works. Another be-I

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Hicvedtiie shortage was due 1o us,’ iii health. . _ i cutting down cl the forest thus ill | "AVE YOUR ‘EYES lowing the water to run oil and ev-I EXAMINED aporate. A third waited till all the rest. ‘were done and then said that n com- ‘ ibinaticn oi all the reasons glvcn sul-l G’ R Hatcheson ' OPTOMETRIST

vilced to explain it. Maritime Union; -was touched on.0nc rcasoncr said thati a - . I Such union would never take} '_"""°“""‘“*' *“*+¢v

,,e . considerable advantages to us from such change. Great names in as-I tronomy were mentioned and com-l pa-rison made. One speaker eioquerit- ly declared that the cld Greek Hip- parclius was a much greater astron- mer than Sir Isaac Newton consider- ing liis limited opportunities. His r proofs lor this were demanded and I given but were not deemed satis- . factory. So Sir Isaacs‘ prevliage re- ‘ , mains undamaged.

Mr. Aiek Stewart of Mt. Vernon who ‘ a couple o! months ago bought the 1 tsrrn formerly owned by the late’

Th is < ' Daniel MacNeiil has lately much up othirvh: d;“;;1;‘::"::‘é p?“ “ his residence in his new home. i q e or ° ‘

' lobe around the home can be bout

G here at substantial savings. Han. ~ M“ Hum MwNflu “d ML ‘ml’ | men who like to make their own r. liam MacDonald of Little Sands were m“: ‘m revel m m, m“ “so,

‘mm’ "um" "° N" w°°d' *3‘ merits from which selections can i mare quickly, conveniently and eco . omicaliy.

The Rogers, y,

FOR THE “HANDY MAN!"

Padre Guido Allani, oi sub ximch lano Obnrvatory, has experimented with a pendulum suspended 364 tc-zc i from the eupols of the cathedral at i Florence. Italy, to mark the‘ motion .1 oi the earth, an eminent deviation i of about tour inches being recorded