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lllessrs. c. M. willlolns .... 'r.fw. Bentley bnnbng... their application for incorporation under the firm.

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for the transaction of all classes of‘ insurance. They represent strong Stock Companies and guarantee

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Genuine..-

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ompt and efficient service to the insuring‘ public.

Odices in the Cameron Block, Charlottetown v Telephone 1036

(Everyone loves the ‘rich

ﬂavor of the ﬁnest of all Molasses!

And. nowonderi For it is made only from tho 0019i!!!" of the Famous Barbados Sugar Cane. You can be sure it is lmaduitersted and healthful.

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STABILITY of GROWTH

is an outstanding characteristic; ol New System Laundry a Cleaners, Limited. The Company's oper- sting results lor the last live-year period have been as l61lows:

NotProlit

ms $14,421.51

. 14,023.01

1921 11,310.09 1m 11.029144 ~

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Average not earnings as show-n above, alter lull allowance tor depreciation, taxes andprior charges are

'_ itingprccioils nletlls and miscellan-

equal to over 3.22 times dividend requirements on the B_ A o“ ___ ___ “m 39,». Company's 7% Cumulative Convertible Preferred B00‘ Pow" n. _" m “y;

Stock. We recommend this Preferred Stock for sound ‘Bumun: product! u’ _" 25 investment. Price, 391.30 per share, io yield 7.13%. cum“ c" H. _ H. m u 25,’.

May we forward detailed ' ‘ormation! ' Q Cult“ Win31" 3%

- Canada Powel- and Paper . . 15%

e v ~ Canada Brewing ..i0‘.i

Eastern Securities Company DominiorrBridge om LIMITED 1::i:;nc1;;vgeal;‘:ecuxities...... i:

w. n. v. DUNBAB, Manager. General steel wsres lz

CBARLOTTITOWN Home Oil ’i'.i.

Imperial Oil .‘.. ... ... ... .. 361k

ST. JOHN MONTREAL HALIFAX Indunnn Alcohol a “QONCTON whmzasms FBEDERWTON ' International Nickel .. 34%.’. ii T-"WY"l“°"_l1 Pﬁilfillwm 127's

g Massey Harris 337i ‘m Montreal Power ... 136

' Mocoll rronmlso .. m; National Breweries . 31

National Steel Car ...... 64

\ JQIIQQ Canada Bronze mi ' Canada. Matting .. 17

. CWTQIPWIJMlI 0! - Dominion rs: zu

° Fcmous Pisye .. 531,6 Greenshselds 8e Co. ...... _ ..., Members ol the Montreal Stock Exchange PM” °°'°°"“l°“ a?

Price Bros all,

Quebec Power 63'.’

' 4;..- 88 Great George Si, Charlottetown " Bhjwinlggn s; " Srnelters 2x5

Steel oi Canada ... ... 47's’;

"1'. "' ' éteel oi’ Cans/dc. Pid . 4-0

,_ B " Mona!“ TOOK EXCHANGE Bmona 35

u. LONDIN IHOMAS 5 _ . Tum, a R n "'""'_ _ " Winnpcg ectric .., 42% pf," M. umrme 6:: “SA. Market reports furnished by Green- ' \t Ne"); Tn.“ n,“ Tuck‘ “m” shields dz Co., Montreal, to Stewart _ May 10th. Jonco p: Co., wGreat George gtreet, NEW YORK Address cnsl-lottetown. ‘ ‘ "

Anlericsncan 145%

' "ABKETIFVWW Aiiiorican aidlstol- a4

P“ Care Gordon Dawson, noo-l-Iﬂ-lwrek.

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6,000 Institutions and Banks hove invested

UILIC utility invest-cite iorln assily K oi all beads Ind stocks held by $2 oi do llflffl life lssariaso oonpoalo 6,040 ionic-does. iarorsaeh ; "Fillies l“ basins have bo-\‘ hﬁlﬁleopiitel QII sad Ilse- ‘Milena-seasonal. _ Th! ‘ltdllstorset Boat-in] Albania-commo- oi m ‘Penney. you at w. mu wilds‘. i "

4...». mlsbgin. , Qdouriiieeﬁompanr Manuals Eleetrlp Co

otat;pn'oK s "9 to llntitany ‘

Strong as is the investment posit- ion oi’ Montreal Power, and tenacious oi’ their holdings snare the great mass oi shareholders, the test laid upon them last walk in en offering o1 over 400,000 shares oi new stock even at the attractive price o! 050 a share, proved too great a strain. ‘bed by the "rights" which irom the lirst ran well below the equivalent o1 the old and new stock. the mark,- e; levelw-aa gradually pulled down to some 23 ponts or more below the peak established alter‘ the holiday. in ‘sinker circles the reaction in “Power”. is ascribed luily as much to the inrlusaee oi the offerings o! rights to shareholders as to a split i I 1on1 repiacinlthe? popular ex- ‘ J l. division. .- w ‘new mexmiuenlm year

drove‘ down market

-- to apolnt wire}! riahte were val; _ 'ltill exorcism! t. weal:- onin; inﬂuence, m plrolic at the

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emwtiasniil the: new stool: oi Tower" undoubtedly will be tortil- coming lrom the original holders, a consiuerpbie pbttlon will pass into other hands by way or e trsnsier uses. rights.‘ - ﬂrbedeciinelpthepriedontbe other hind brings the stock more in- toline? who“ it attracts investment purchl-st, soil this ls bound to lnsxe usell lelt trom now ou. . Several ‘estimates have been pub- llshed recently o! Not-endure present costs per pound o! copper produced, ranging‘ ‘ii-obi s cents to m cents a pound, on. the basis o1 u-ls 1m an- nual report,“ wbenyproduction o1 51.- 635473 poundl. "were show-n includ- ing customs ore purchased, and cred-

eous income to copper alter d1 charg- ' es were 9.030 cents s P°llnd, com- Dl-fﬂdlllitifllll cents l Dﬂimd in 102-31 when 33,307,937 pounds were pl-odueed.,'rot_ai'sost.s last. year wen equivalent, to 13,957 cents a pound, but iroln that can be deducted 3.072 cents (or luscious metal credit-s and 1.05s cents n1 ' 0 income." _ During 1930, because o! the jump ln n-bcuouon to B basis or 100.000 ‘ 000 pounds annually, costs pel- pound shouldbe reduced substantially. Due to the high value o! gold in iluxing ore recently opened up on 724 loot. level, recovery o! thai/ metal per pound o! "copper turned out should be even higher than last year. Dep- reciation spread over nearly twice the production should not exceed 1.3 cents a pound oooipsl-eo with 2.4a.

Included in 1929 costs u. certain non-recurring items such as 8204.100 ior bond interestsand premium on boildredemption. Development charl- eli prior to production period written oi’! at t1 per ton oi ore treated will be wiped oil by the end o1 July, giv- ing additional profit o1 some 8370.- 000 available lor last 5 months o! i030.

During the past two years Noranda has set up a reserve or more than . 3t percent for depreciation oi’ plant 5n spite, o1 substantial additions made during that period. A considerable saving could be affected for 1030 ii rhiswers neceuery to ‘ ‘ in div- idend, and still be in accordance with good v bunting practice.

STEWART JONES d: CO

i~ Mourns/ll. , ‘Abitihi aav. w Alberta Pacific Grain 19% fisbosws zli Brazilian 521/-

allerhftnv 2m Anaconda om Bendix Aviation l4 Consolidated Gas ... ... ..... 1317f- rxnninion Stores 25'."

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Tam Ask your Kodak Dealer for this Special Anﬁiversozry Camera and Roll 10f Kodak Film! . . . PAY NOTHING . . . BUY NOTHING

Typical pieiure, actual size, m 5 m mom, taken with the Anniversary Comm and Kodak Film.

HAVE you a child whose rwurrn birthday fails in any month of the calendar year 01930?

During the month of May, 50,000 cameras as illustrated—-cach complete with a roll of Kodak Fiim—-are to be distributed free among Canadian children whose 12th birthdays occur any time this year.

It is a nation-wide gift, in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Kodak, presented with the compliments of George Eastman, creator of Kodak and founder of the Kodak organization.

If you have a child reaching the age of twelve this year, simply take him or her to an authorized Kodak dca1er’s after May 1, 1930, and ask for tile camera. You pay nothing, you buy nothing. This is a gift. '

‘ There are no reservations to the gift, except that no cameras will be given before May 1 or after May 3i, 1930, and none after the original supply of 50,000 is exhausted. To be sure o] getting one, act early. .

Why the Gift is Made

Editors and educators say this is one of the most

No Parent WithzA Child Eligible Should Fail to Accept

No parent with a child eligible should fail to accept for his child the Kodak Anniversary Gift

Internationil rim-mm . 100 lnternstional Hydro Elec. 40H. Kenneeott Copper . 45 Ward ;. 48*; Missal-i Hudson rowel- 22a’ Paramount Players . ..... 70'

root-ace. a. . 20$

Poltlck 8i: Ford .., __ 47 nsolo .....ol1,5' Standard Oil ottlew Jersey . . 31's‘. Bterihnr ltcliritlﬁ A ... . l8 Bttldeblkor... am Yellow Truck ... .. .... 301i. c. P. n. .. . . rolls, Generslltldms ... 4st, 11.110001"... .2. ,, 101 "saints" V, m: slums-sous . m w! “Mimi .. m Banboiﬂodiih '...... . ssh

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raised 00,000 and our ior all pur-

PARENTS . . CHILDREN . .

CAMERAS to be distributed FREE to 50,0001 Canadian Children

Beginning May 1, 1930, in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Kodak . . . with the compliments of George Eastman, founder of the Kodak Organization

unusual public gifts in the history of industry. For it is openly made to beneﬁt both the giver and the children who receive it.

Many of these authorities hold that the ac- ceptance of the Kodak Anniversary Gift Camera and Kodak F iim is a duty every parent owes his child.

For, as a factor in developing character, obser-

heights than its present remarkable peak. For as amateur photography increases in popularity, the use of Kodak products will naturally increase with it.

At Your Kodak Dealer's Now i

The Anniversary Cameras are at authorized Kodak dealers’ everywhere now r- ready for distribution. "

Take your child to any of these stores. Ask for the camera. No red tape, no delay, no cost. Accepting the gift for your child places you under absolutely no obligation whatsoever.

The gift-giving period will extend into the month of May as long as the supply of 50,000 cameras holds out. To avoid disappointment, go early. Be sure of getting one for your child.

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Nora: In appreciation of their co-operation and loyalty through the years, thisspecial Gift Camera will be distributed through stores 50f tile nation-wide network, of active authorilzeii Kodak dealers. Authorized Kodak dealers

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located everywhere. Step upto the Kodiak} counter with your child and task for the Gilt Camera. 1"»-

vation, appreciation of beauty and a depth of human understanding, one points out, amateur picture-making is probably second to no other factor as an educational adjunct.

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It brings n. child in touch, says another, with _ every phase of life and nature, and implants a A Gift of S0,000,Camerus clean interest in the formative mind, during the , y,‘ dangerously impressionable years, when a whole- iiifljlfiﬁfjﬁf,ﬂ,.fifiv'°,§ifgJ¥Z§§T°ff§ﬁi some pastime i5 most needed t9 safeguard the dian children whose twelfth birthdays isil in any month ~ future of the growing child. "l "w"

'11.. gift is from Canadian Kodak o... Limited, with ’ This Gift is ﬂ/Iade Two Ends the compliments oi George Eastman, creator of Kodak in View: ‘

and founder of the Kodak ol ‘ tion, in commemor- ation oi Kodak's 50th Anniversary. From a sentimental standpoint: As a token of appreciation to the grandparents and parents who for 50 years have played so important a part in the development of amateur picture- taking, and in the development of the Kodak Company. To place in the hands of their chil- dren and grandchildren an admittedly important educational and character-building force.

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NOTE: In appreciation of their co-operation and loyalty through the years, the special Gift Camera-hill be distributed through stores oi the nation -widc network cf native, authorized Kodak deaiels. Authorized Kodak dealers are located everywhere.

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authorized Kodak dealers. and continued until the supply

i . I can Cameras will be distributed May i, mo, by i

I of 50,000 is exhausted. None after. May 31, i930. i

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From a business Standpaint: A5 a means of To gct a camera, simply take your child to an author- ‘ﬂffb

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Camera. and Film. interesting thousands more children in picture- iwi Kodak deelcr- P-w nothins- Child 111"“ biﬂmm- . 3.5‘. . ' ' anicd b ' er ' . "' ' “‘ For, as a factor in developing observation, taking‘ And t? “use amateur photography’ p y can pm“ or “m!” 3 8mm“, picture-making i, probablfsewnd ,0 no among the coming generation, to even greater "" other as an educational adjunct. _' .‘ 9 ‘ o o . a Canadian Kodak Co., Limited, "Toronto, Ontario UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA Trinity Church. Ciftowll .. $23,801: Albcrtoll and Margtiie . . . . . .. 451 “AK-Eb -ﬁI—(-i_I-—f,-IYJDDIXG ‘qHCKEN “v55 l -———- ‘Trinity Ohurch Sside 10.150 For the missionary and maintain» _____)_ Om large chicken ma; 1 on 1.3 Presbytery o! Prince Edward Is- Kcnslngton . . . . . . . . 10.023 lance iulld 11 charges ralsczl over 55,4 mp5 muk teaspoon pepper, ltnblcspwn W! ilnd- Th0 Pfﬂbylﬂfy 000F508 0i Richmond Bay East 7,652 pol- family: ‘.3 cup m‘. 31L 1.3‘ ;e;._.,-,,°On vynegm-I 1-1: p4. thirty-low vI-ii-vrli vhlrsrs. every North Bcdeqlle . 6.231 Kensingtnn sl2.2s_,_2 wupom m“ omen salt. l-zteaspoon mus rd, one o! which]; filled by a regularly Bedcquo 6.161 Bcdeque . . . . . . .. 10.74 H; cup m“, 1_2 taqspoonlul Winchester. ire trained and ordained minister. when Oneal-y . . .. 6.080 summerslde l0.40fG,a,-¢d",.h._d Lmcmon 3mm "cw-K 11,," and mummy we consider that in the year before Eight charges raised $1,000 and‘ North Izedcque 10.33} \ya5h “w, mix mgrmienb, pa“, pm; ‘m; W11“, m; mg mash m. Imiolf there were six vacancies in over ior M. and M. Fund: t Charlottetown noun-y“ grcaied mun"; d3,“ m, h, 8am, ' lnuﬁediuwly. spread. o." the P. E._I. Presbytery lione. we see Charlottetown $0.030 Margntc .. . 8.40 .91., of hot “.519, ma b,“ m,“ With-ed mm (mu-l, Dem ‘m whet a distinct gain this is. summcrstde 2.172 Princetowrl .. B-Qklvhguys m very 510w Qvcn, stirring e The year endLng Dec. 31st. i929, Bedeque . 1833" hiontagvlo . . . . .. .. . 7.63 _,;,,-,,. Limes mm“; m, “n; m“, o; '53", 193mb” 11-4 cups.“ ‘a l"! ‘m! 9' mull"! Qdlﬂnw- The K011110310" - - - - -- -- 1,3 Cornvmil T-Tilbaking l0 nrz-vrnt rice rctilﬁrg. llour, 1-3 teaspoon baking p0" lea" membership is now over 7,000. Pro- North Bedequa . 1.151 Aibcrtcn . . . . . . . . . . .. 700, m"; DEL|g}-|'f_ and '14 Lgupocn salt, tlr‘ _‘ l 5v ‘party holdings increased by $23,000. Cornwall . 1.14) Belfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6.21 ___.__ mblgqpm,“ ghgrtgnlng, than’ d4___ Notwithstanding this. debts were de- oLesl-y 1.0411 Much creclt l5 due to the Belfast‘! l-2 cups ‘f cooked rice. 41-2 tablespoon bollng water. ad‘ creased by over 33.000 the total in- Margste . . . . . ..L 1,013 Cornwall. Pﬂwllhl. Richmond Bay 1;; n15rg‘:qn3,1]Qw5_ ' _ __ welt ma, r01] out lightly on allo. "ed. debtndncss on over 8713.000 01in! For all purposes. eight charges and Sumlnerside charges for limit can oi shredded or cruzhcd plns- hoard. but into large rounds Jill... _ out! slightly over ll7.000-"" Nclrlyn-aised I45 and over per inn-lily: Icrlrancrs made flitting the yEZT-inppls, v . 4 saucer. 0n cad-l place ltabléqqun’. “MIN were raised for the missicn- Kensingt/an . . . . . . 394 Powrlafe advance 1m- tlle M. and M. 1.2 pint n! Whipping cream, _ - think apple gauco well neasonodrllnd ary‘ and nislntalrlsnce and W. M. B. Richmond Bay 80 !llnd was the greatest in the Prcs- chop lrarstlmailon-nnd stir‘ into ‘sweetened. lloiﬂorl the edﬂee of "ho iundl. . - " North Bedeque so bytery e202. Cornwall COmOs next -.~.¢¢ tlvhiie rice u warm. oust-balm, spa Pinch ' f is. ‘ emn charges in the Presbytery Beiiest s: with anndvance 010183. Ei“li'i‘l3 add stiifly-wiiippad Lcrsain. lllrsbossiilsrpsa, b K lh , , sumo-inside . 41 - --- ----~_- and serve vol-y cold in osmlt glasa- lnuxena culls about U 43, I

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