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In s Iandon household ther-e`hss been adopted s diet which is making beauties of the whole family. Meal- ume, instead of being a trial to the mind and to the body. is now s time

of rest.

Once upon s. time this family wont

through a nerve destroying o1-11951 at each meal. The servants worked for hours “Pon the din,-u8l‘; the wife plan- ned it the day before; the head of the - household viewed it with more or less approval. And at the end of the month there was a good bill to pay, Now it is all beautifully simplined by the system introduced by Dr. Beau- fort, who isin a way following Fletch- er. Hi plan is to eat only one ming at a meal or two things at most.'

Suppose a woman is not as good looking as she ought to be. and sup- pose the family treasury is _low, and suppose the father of the family is worried. and suppose there are things to be bought and not enough money with which to buy them. 4 Or suppose a different situation. Suppose there is enough money for everything except an automobile. and suppose the father of the family ear- nestly desires to own n car. What 1| to be done about it? The answer is found in the Beau-

fort system, just ns it might ba found in Fletcherizlug. Dr. Beaufort advises families to eat just onething at each meal.

If he were here at this season he would say spinach Still later he would advise stowed fruit and bread without butter. 1t'is a system that works well.

Dangerous Thinning.

The use ot drugs tor thinning one self is a dangerous experiment. While it may not injure one woman in ten, eo far as she can see, the other nine sutler. The risk is not worth while.

unsightly as flesh is.

Since there are no signs of styles

coming her way. .what is the overtleshy

woman to do?

Advice is prolific and 'generally non acceptable. The average tat 'woman much prefers to kcep her figure by a pill before and after meals rather than

by discriminating in those meals.

One girl consulted a specialist on the

subject of thinning. After listening to he-1° woes be looked at her quizzlcnlly, saying. "I can thin you if you will take as your meal motto, ‘Taste makes waist! There is one sure way to cut tlown iiesh-cut down food, which does - not mean cutting it out."

Dieting is not starving. Indeed,dietf ing is less necessary than reducing quantities. Ona very large woman has. reduced herself tlfty pounds by eating everything she Likes. but eating much less of it. She helps herself less boun- tifully and herolciilly refuses a second serving of the favorite dainty.

lt is impossible to lay down hard-

and fast rules for diet, but it is safe to say we 1\ll eat too much. especially if assimilation and digestion are good and food turns to tiesh. Gut down quantity in the interest of your new winter costumes. Slinkiness still pre- rails.

_...__ I Birotohlng Exercise. if l

it imparts elasticity. ` ` And iii 18 good for one. ‘-

lt will lift the vital organ!- It gives strength and poise to the

body;

The clothing must bs loose and com-

tortable.

To begin any exercise one must stand

erect. The chest should be high. the head up and the chin in.

The body should rest on the balls of

the feet. not on the heels.

At ilrsis it may be enough to breathe

deeply and slowly (mouth closed) while standing. _ This alone is a tlne thing if practiced

in the open air or hetore s window open top and bottom for tive or ten minutes twice a day.

Now for the stretching. Sweep the

armsslowiy outward and upward un- til they touch above tbe bead. lifting the chest walls and stretching the arms.

Lower the arms with ti1e sumo

sweep, stretching them all the time. Five 'times will he enough at tlrsi. ' breathing deeply and slowly Ill 131°

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A Good Mental Tonlo. 'As appearance means so much to the averaire woman, mentally as well as socially,` the question often arises. "ll she justillbd in aiding or imD\'°\'i\lK DH' me if the sees ati" Many of our vmll known medical men think that makeup is as good a mental tonic as any one can take and urgently advise i1s`nso. especially tor tue girl who ual some slight personal defectra scar. s

poor eotngisxton or bloodiess lin*-1°' the kno of detects mares her shy -and oftentimes snlky and miser- able.

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DIRECTORS

FRANK STANFIELD, Managing Director Sr_anlie1d`:s Limited, Director N. S. Steel S; Coal Co., . .

. HARVEYLHEWSON, gA1nhersi._.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . _ . . . . . . . . . . . .

]O\l-.IN STANFIELD, M. P., President Stanlield’s Limited... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .

N. CURRY., President Canadian Car & Foundry Co.. Director _'Bunk ol' Nova Scotia. . . . . . .. _ , _ _ JOHN R. MacLEOD, Director Si‘anl`1eld’s Limited, Director Mar. ’l`el. 8: Tcl. Co..... . . . . ........ ..

. BOND TRUSTEES ANI) STOCK TRANSFER AGENTS

‘ The Eastern Trust Company

APPLICATIONS ADDRESSED T0 'IIIE EASTERN IRUST (OMPANY

“VILL BE RECEIVED BY the Bank of Nova Scotia and any of thc Bauk’s liranches, The Eastern 'l`1‘l1nt Couipany. F. B. McC\1rdy 81 Co., Halifax, Montreal, Shu-rl»1'0ol<<.-, Cburlotieiowxi, Ltiyslxxey, St. John :in1lSt. ]ohn‘s, Ntld.

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H1-:\vso1\‘ Praia Wo<11.'l'1~:x'r11.1<:.< L1n11'r1=.1>,

has been organized to take oylcr the business of /the Hewson Woolen Mills; strengtiien its mange-

ment, extend its operations and provide ample capital for the proper dcvelopuient"5f the bnsi~ ness. -

----Management ---

, Mr. H.L. Hewsonthe founder of the industry. will serve the newcorporation as Manager for 11 term of years. under the direction of the board.

Interested in the Company as large shareholders

and directors will be men whose name are a house- hold word iu Canada in connection with woolcns. Messrs. John and Frank Stunfield. Other able: business men familiar with manufacturing are ai- so iutersted in the managment. 1

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Allotments WQII be Lllllde by lllfr En:-l1~.'r11 Trust Company and where possible illese .~;cc111-ities will bc :llloied in blocks to r~_uii purchasers. ifr:1<‘iio11al .siiarcs of coxumoll stock will be

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FRANK S'1`/\NFU£l.D. Managing lflirccior.

Stu11ficl<l's Limllctl 1\~1'lic.~‘ as iollmvs regarding the b11siness':»-~

Truro, N. S., Dec. 28111, 1911.

hiessrs. F. B. McCurdy S; Co., _

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Dear `Sirs:`- ' ' ' ` '

Along with the Superintcnrlem of our Mills and a`n American woolen mill

macliinery expert, I have carefully exmninecl the plant of the l~Iew,=.on \\’o<1lc11 Mills. at Atulierst, and beg torcport as follows:~~

The mills are admirably situated with 11 plentiful supply of intelligent help

and abundance of pure water The buildings are comn1odions, and substantially built of stone and- brick, and afford an excellent opportunity for the oy.craiiou of a profitable undertakingin the manufacture of cloth and knitted goods.

Already a large volume of business has been esialnlislxed on profitable lines, but

by 11 reurrangcxiient of plant and the installation of some aclditioual machinery, the production can be considerably increased and the cost of manufacture materially reduced.

A ready and profitable market can be had for the enlarged output of goods

which are to be manufactured here. _

'l`l1e costs of advertising and selling have of necessity been high in the establisll-

ing :1 utl development of 11 new business and l believe that arrangements can bc mad: whereby the sales and advertising can bc made more effective and at less cost.

I find thai since thc first of October the production has shown a marked increase

and as soon as the plant has been relnoclcllcd and the new machinery installed, wc can look for further large increases in production. Compared with the cor1'cspo11ding weeks of l:\.~styen1' the production in tht- cloth departnicnl has increased ns follows.-- \V1s.\v1.\'<; Roou PRODUCTION 1.\' Yiruus.

Wt-ck Ending' 1910 1911 Oct. 14th, 5568 11128

' 21st, 6073. 7877

28th. _',202 8597 4111. 6147

6732 77 so

nth. 3881 18th. 657?

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25th,

Dec. znd,

The output oi Stanflc-ld's, Liiniieu, during

1910, was $850,000.00. and the profits were $118, ooo. ’l`l1c output of the I-icwson Mills _ has been sle11<lily increasing and, with the new capital. :md cxlcmlcd operations sliould for 1912 exceed $5011 ooo with continuous growth year by year ilu-11-aiu-r. A ratio of profil at least equivalcntto .\`tr1nficl1i s can hc expected under the reorganized lnullagcmclil. _

An output of 55:0 ooo should ensure the follow-

ing results: --

Profits for the year. . . . .. . . . . . . . . .$70,000.00 Bond Interest. . . . .. . , . .$,.,000_go l’1'cfc1'rcd Stock 1)lvidend.;7_5g°_0O ,|3'5o0‘oO

Nei Earning ..........$31,5oo.oo

Equivalent to 6.15 p.. ¢_ on the Common

Stock.

When the business 'has been developed in

accordance with the plans of the new manage- ment, a largely increased output may be looked for, with 11 corresponding annual increase in profits.

_ ll I1 ht upon request to my of the above addresses.

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651 1 7573 6861 8623 _'i163 8493

--- Opportuni ty---

The plant has been throughly examined by

experts actively engaged in woolen xuanfacturing

who report that with a rearrangement Aaresent plant and the installation of some ad ltional iuachlnery, rendered possible by the increased captial, production costs can be substantially rc~ duced _ Also that important savings can be effected in the purchasing' and selling departments of the

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‘ The mills are equipped to produce the popular

llewson Pure Wool tweeds, and knitted goods, as well as blankets, stcckinette and other wool specialties. 'l`hc requirements of thefmlll involve an annual consumption of over three quarters of 11 million 1101111115 of wool'

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Tl- Growth of Business --

The 1le\~elopmcni oi the Canadian West es c-

ially the norlhcm and colder parts, is oitabféh- lug an over widening market for the Company; x11;»1_111l'.1\~i1111~»'.

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The following lable shows the annual growth

ol il1cC1;111p1x11y’.~2 Sales under the Old tiiiliage-

l1_§,T81) wo, 5111.

Increase 3:,_3z3,over 47 p. c. A _ _

lu my opinion the Hewsou Woolen Mills have not had sufflclent workmg 1-r1p1i

al, and I find that the Company has, in lnany instances, not _bcen able to takin nd-

t of cash discounts and other market opportunities. with the result limi the

van age . ¢ cost of raw materials has excccded the cost to its forchamlecl compctl_tto;'s._ Orui' and

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above lts present plant. thc Mills require at least $200,000. new tapi 11 111

get the best out of the undertaking. _

The current volume of business should ollord a not profil oi $50,000. Atal wllen

the suggested physical rearrangements :lt the works have been made and thc Com- pany receives the benefits from the use of thc new capital now being pro\'1de1l_ ilu- nveragc annual net earnings should cxcccd $7o,ooo. _

From the information that I have been ablc to gather. _I bellevc that llc\v.~‘on.s

lsavcry desirable business and is capable of large ami profitable! eicpaustolu. l feel

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justified in recommending to you, the rcorgaxiizaiioti of the'1n us y 11111 su;,,, h 22 ooo be 'ulded for additional working capital. With the cnormu.s influx

i Sf SWS 51 = ` _ _ . of settlers which is increasing year by year, C1111a1l1au markets will continue to call

‘ i -1 b I-lewsons. The cli

for an ever larger amount of goods such as those pro< ucei Y - mate while healthful and, invigorsimg. is nevertheless severe and changt-al»i1:,_:111<l

tl1e demand for woolcns will always exist and should increase with the grouin ol

the Dominion - so should Hewson ’s.

~ Yours truly

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F. B. McCURDY £3

Members Montreal Stock Exchange,

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tooo 1910

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stock onl11mrl,and1n process of manufacture.

p1m~.11ts, et-:..,:1nd cash on hand is$6oo oooh large , 11 umhcr of old bond and share holders have signi- lied their intention of investing in the securities

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