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STOCK QUOT-A'Tl0NSlCentral Guardian I ' f ` ' " " I _l

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'Better and mucli more enduring in eEect than a cold bath is the daily glass of ENO'a “Fruit Salt." lts sparkling. bubbling purity

cools and cleauses lacy gently removing the clogging waste an poisons from your system.

It lsn't only the work ou do that tires you. A system poisoned with impurities will make

you feel tired. Try ENO as a thirst guencber and reviver. Let it be your safeguar against

the oppressive heat of lon% summer days. ,You'l iind it much more e ective than ao» called cold drinks and it has positively no injurious after-effects. _ENO is coolingto lookat.. .cooling todrink... cooiingin what it does. '

ENO's “Fruit Salt" insures inner cleanlinbiss. But remember there is only one E O. Resolutely refuse substitutes.

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FROM ENGLAND

A nice fresh stock oi Naylor's Genuine

ThLs product will stand the weather better and ¢o inr-

the: _'Lau any other lead on the market.

Also always on hand Paint Oli, Turpentine, Dryers,

etc., etc. - . _

Bethune Hardware Go. ltd. raorrn 151. _ _ _ 1z_a_que§r`\_ street.

“THE FRIENDLY HARDWARE STORE” - _ H°W¢_ -~~ '°° -

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turniaixed _by Johnston and Ward Members llontreai stock nrenm¢e._

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THE GREEN SHADOW.-Thrilling;

Mystery Story in Thirty chaptezsi

stsrr.s_1n the Guardian, Thursday, ‘

DR. C. C. ARCHIBALD has moved

his omce from Great George street* to 201 Prince. 6287-7-1-3:

WHO TAK@ ONLY FROM THE

IDLE RICH.-Read the _Guardians New Serial starting Thursday and find out for yourself. '

START TO GET your exhibits

ready lor the`big provincial oxhilii ‘ tion, Charlottetown, August 19-23 Send for priae list. J. W. Bouiter, acc- 3 zetary. ° dly-u

this issue. ‘ '

ERS.-In order to insure insertion or. advertisements, local advertisers arei advised to have their copy in the‘ Guardian Otllce not later than 10.30. A. M. the day previous to publication When the advertisements are hal!-. page or more, copy must be in the Ciiice twenty-tour hours in advance'

people. The choir of the UH-llcd Church, Kensington, will give some selections.

GRIPPING STORY OF A MOD-

ERN ROBIN HOOD.-G11lil'd1aIl'3 New Serial starts oomorrow-The‘ Green Shadow.

BREADALBANE CHARGE.-'I’he

services in the Breadalbane charge_ for Sunday, July ith. will be Rosel vuiiey \1i n. m.. Pleasant va11ey_ 3 p. m., Breadalbane 7 p. m. Rev. Thos. Palethorpc, Minister.

PICNICKERS-when you are prepar

ng to go a picknicklng it may pay

you to take advantage oi 'I'he Guar

T0 GUARDIAN SUBSCRIBER

dian special oi‘!er ot plates, spoons a

nd forks. Read advertisement in

Noricr 'ro Local. anvsarls-1

5114-5-31-tr.

'ma rnovmciai. nxummos l

at Charlottetown, August i9-23, be the billelt and best ever Put on here. More prizes for livestock. Atll

heights paid on livestock, Biggest midway ever. Three performing troupes from New York. md !our_ days horse racing. Write to yonr_ friends abroad and plan to entertain them that week. Send for prim list.

J. W. Bouiter, Secretary, Charlotte- town, P. E. island. diy-ti

nnuaoannauc canada.-'1‘ne_

induction oi the Rev. Thos Paleth-E orpe into the pastoral charge ot' Breadalbane will take place in the United church at Breadalbane on Friday evening the 5th, inst at the hour of 7.30 o‘clock. 1

Rev. J. R. Saint B. A. will address

the minister and Rev. Mr. Kaye the

but pretty wedding took place at tho'

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,M»a`pl;c°L`e‘21f Milling Company, _Lim-iteld

51/,%f F_irstj(cio's¢d)»Mo1-:gage zo-Year sinking F’nnd.Go1a Bonds

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_To be dared Jurielst., 1929, maturing June lst, 1949. Principal and semi-annual interest (june in and_D¢cei-nber ist) Plvllllo in Canadian golddoin orits e ulvil tae any branch of the imperial Bank of Canada in Canada (except Yukon Territory) _and al|_o at the Bank of Montreal, Halif'ai',.3\harln¢tetown and Saint john; or at the ho‘d:r's op:ion in Unite' 'Stiles gold co`xn.or.|t: equi- valent at.the_A ney.of»'l'be Dominion Bank, New York, or in sterling at The Dominion Bank, I.ondon,'England, at the Fixed rl!! of M86 2/3 to Goupon bonds, denominations $1,030 and $501), with privilege ofreginration as to principal. Redeernable as a

whole or ingar.z‘at'the,opgion‘oi' the Company at anv time on sixty days’ notice at the following pr¢'miums:_ 4%‘up to_a_nd including .lllllc lst. l 14; 3_%_up _to and including' june ln, 1939; 2% up to and including june lsr, 1944; 1% u to and including June lst,

‘(348, and thereafter glrbout premium; ln each case with accrued interest. l`rusu:e: The Royal Trust Company. _

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' ' ' _ .` (On u mpletion of this linancing)

- 1- ' ‘ _Authorized issued

5%? Fjrst (Close_r_1)fMort age Bonds . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,000,000 $5,000,000 7 Cum ativ`e Kedeemalie Preference Shares ._ . . . . .. 3 500 000 2 930000

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'7 l ° ` _ ` . . . . . . . . - . . . ` ‘Class "BH Preference Shares, of no par value. . . . . .-. . . . . . . . . 25,000 sbs. 25,000 shs. CommonSharet,ofnoparvalue.......................... 100,000shs. l00,000sbs.

‘With cumulative dividend of‘$6 per annum.

Dnrn"piior` circular, copvr 4? wlich will be :applied upon requert, contain; a letter from Mr. jamu

Stewart, Prrrs'_d:n.t of tlir Company, rom which hr rummarizzr:

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THE _COMPANYL Maple Leaf Milling Company, Limited, was incorporated in 1910 under the laws of the Province of. Oneario,~and has with its redecessors been in succcssfu o eration for more than 25.ycars .

_ lt has complete facilities for tl1e_manufa_cture and distribution of Hour and fied, and has the largest capacity

of any flour-milhngdcompany in Canada. It also controls four Canadian bread companies, including Canada g, Brea Compa'ny,. imited, and Canadian Bakeries, Limited, two ofthe principal baking organizations in \__<¢

thc.D_0_mini,on. _The controlled businesses provide an increasing domestic outlet for a substantial part of the

Cornpany’s flour production.

Pl.2ANTS‘AND PROPERTIES: n. Flour mills owned by the Company and by its wholly owned subsidiaries, Campbell'Flo_ur~.Milla Company, Limited, and l-ledlev Shaw Milling Company, Limited, are located at Port . Colborne; Kcnora,'Weat Toronto, Thorold, Welland, Peterborough and Pickering, Ont., Brandon, Man., and Mgdicino Hat, Alta. -These mills have a combined capacity for the manufacture of flour of 23,400 barrels daily. The Company also owns and operates at Montreal, Que., and Toronto, Ont., feed mills with a combined

' lake freighter .w_ith_a_cap_acity»of 2,4-00 tons. ' _

VALUE OF ASSETS: -Fixed assets of Maple Leaf Milling Company, Limited, speclhcally mortgaged, and Gxed assets of Cam bell Flour Mills Company, Limited, and Hed ey Shaw Milllng_Co__rn any, Limited, sp..~ '

daily outpurof some S00`tons, and operates SS countr elevators advanta eously situated in the Provinces of Ml!'li!0ll2,fSukatch_e'wan _and Alberta, through which grain is forwarded from the .Western Provinces. ln connection with the storage and forwardin fflour, warehouses are owned at Hamilton, Winnipeg, Montreal, _ Ottawa, Ka`mlpops,_B.C. and Salncjohn, HB., and the Company also owns, through a subsidiary, a modern

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ciflcally cl1`al;gei‘l _under the 'collateral mortgages, have a combined value as ac _[une 18th, ll929, accordin to a certihcace Q .Canadian Appraisal Com any, Limited, of $7,851,695. Investments are carried at :Took

value of $2,047,664, a figure far below their immediately realizable value.

tihed by Messrs. ‘Edwards,'- Morgan & Co., Chartered Accountants, as at March 315:, 1929, after e`Eect to' this iiriancihg,-amount_‘to $4,081,414. _ A » 1

" ' ` ‘ 'Net' current' assets' (working capital), according to Consolidated Balance Sheer of the Company, cer-

giving

_ _ _ _ Combined hxed-an'd»net current assets as above (including fixed assets not specifically mortgaged »

and after deduction of $126,100' subsidiary compan 's bonds) therefore amount to $14,536,313, as against

_ $5,0(X),0(p of Bonds now to_be issued, or more than £2,900 for each $1,000 Bond. ` ‘ `

EARNINGS: Based upon the annual net earnings of Maple Leaf Milling Company, Limited, for the three

years ended March 31st, ‘1929, afte`r de reciation and all taxes, as certified by Messrs. Edwards, Morgan

81 Co.,

. avg; ¢ gnnual earnings were ,$716,766. _Net eamings_on the samc_basis for the year ended March 31st, 1929, were 51,135,394, or more than four times the annual interest requirement of $2 5,000 on bonds of this issue.

Earnings'-prlor_to 1929 ‘did not fully rellect substantial operating economies whiclfhave since been

effected. From the proceeds of _'this hnanciug the Company will have the cnefit of the _added eamlng

' in its 'business of funds ln excess of $2,800,000. _ _

bonds lssued,`plus interest on b0nds'redeemed, commencing june lst, 1930.

power

*i SINKING FUND:_ The Tnist Deed will provide for an annual cumulative sinking fund equal to 2% of all

GENERAL: Flourfmilling la one of the basic industries of Canada, and is inseparably bound up with its

increasing‘-production of grain. As a result _of better ordered conditions surroundindg the industry in Canada, the Company’s productionfbothfor domestic and export consumption has increase . A _more stable domestic market has‘al§o"beenlprov1dcd for the Company’s products through its investment in subsidiary baking

' ‘ con1panies,'which providefa steady outlet for a part of its production.

~ » ojrr tl|.c.rr,Bond.v for delivery if, as and when irsizrd and received by ur, and rubjrrz to rpproval by

coufuel of all procrédingr, _ - -

' 4 .1 9711/2|.-and--accrued interest, to yield over 5.70%

.Ro_`yal' Securities Corporation, Limited

Rile Building Charlottetown

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WEDDING BELLS-A very quiet! _ Telephone 822

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Price 991/2 and interest yielding about 5.05 "°"”°"

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STEWART JONES & C05 si=ernt<s..Yr`5`..3II.`II...

88 Great George St. Telephone 73

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STMPSONS, LIMITED

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6% First Moligageland Collateral Trust Gold

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Due July 2nd, 1949 `

The business oi The liohsrt Simpson Company, Limited, wnaeatlhlilhed in '|872 and Ili unrated under its present name in 1890.. 'Till Company has always enjoyed steadyand oon- tinuous ssvsinpsnnnt sas uname. hm aide paid on its common shares ooaiinaouly dash; the plat thirty years. - - __ ` For the ‘year ended January 30. IIN. _aarninla avsuabls for sous interest sas aopraslatiba. vers |8,98l.0l1,»da oompandmitn ailaal init- eat requirements onithia lame or 000.000. rrlsssionuelucsrsss. A -' ~ Orders may be telephoned orttklflihll at ear,

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Eastern Securities

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home ofMr.andMr-S-L. R-Sllllphaht -_ ` " Ofictst nqNjrx__ra1. 'roaouro nsurax samr joan Qurarc orr/iws wiumrcc vaucouvgg Hunter River. sta m on wednes-1 " ' cimtcorrrrowir -ruare iuvcns iuvirac-ou-tour 1-unit-ron catcsav eonovrow ai:ci~:,r

any, .inns zsth, when Miss Margaret . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ cr . ~ l ' ~ _ ~ Isabel Buchanan' daughter of Mr" r .nal¢|`u`ntr an not udrnailud, but sr: #and upon information which mr brlirvr to br reliable vid on wliichwr and in purchazing their rrr|m'1iu_

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Min. Corporation

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wood. was united in marriage with Mr. Louis Davis Ward. Hampshire. The ceremony was permormed by

was attended by her sister, Miss

I Q Vi QMA ST OHN S, NFLD NEW YORK LONDON, ENG 1 Thzabov _ _ _ _. 1 _

and Mrs. Anthony Buchanan, Elm-- ~- - _ _ _ .

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yn town iccopanied by Mr and.Mr|.

good for cuts and bruises. _ " 'rake Mlnarsrs along to_reli__eve

Hazel May Buchanan. The bride was' ;:Night.s oi Ago'i‘l'y‘ '09m= ln; °

beautifully gowned in sapphire blue strain of asti'1md_ The victim 1281111015’ L' (M1550) _ _ crepe black satin. Her going away: lie down, and sleep -is `driv`en irbml` *Tm* Dim* Meds "°`°"“mm°l“f“ cont was or blue nnnrrneizne with :url tm in-sm. wma graceful rsl1sr__is~tl_1)e ,';_':‘;‘:§;_:‘;"°’°““’° “ld "° °°°“’ ‘“ trimming and she _wore ahat to immediate eliect. ot Dr. _. _ » :. match. Alter the ceremony was over! Kellogg’s Asthma B.c_m¢dy~1i_ llBhl6l'19Sl _ ,` XXVHPNAGRACEAELI d _ me wedding art sat down to u the frightful ¢ons1tion's_»c1en_r‘s'th=j -GN" 5 ‘Yl"°W'h‘f""» F °_‘”“°'

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1 ‘ _th _um md _Epllpbium Angustilollum L. <M. 5951 _

aalntuy prepared lunch. Later they as-Senses. and mlbles ° ° . .P _e__m_ed w_herb_ Epuobmm

left by cnr, amidst showers of rice OM YD £85111 #U09 ll l°\|\¥\d1Y~U\d‘ “ip M. ___ M_ 597) _

I 1,, ut' n".-the r color tum u . 1

for cnnriottctnwn. nner which they relifullv M I mud' ‘ ° - win -h b is u mum' I were to attend a marriage sullller ml Eénuint It F0111' -Mlfbll 4l'“B8l5l- - - -l ‘M-“Tm - °w er P 0

Elmwood. Mr. and Mrs, Ward will re- ' 1 _ ` éaehoclulon Haus* U: 597)

ride in Ham11shir~¢_ The Guardian' Plants _ _ _ _ i_ _ cmmw Evening P_.,m,.o_,e_ oem joins in wishing the happy couple » _ -_ . others cruclata Nutt. 1

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many Years oi wedded bliss. ‘-E. . for this region. 1929.

(T0 BE CONTINUED) ‘_-_

rr:itsoN.a1.s ' - ~ -_ ~M,,,_~i'¢n\,, 'Evening Primrose, oen

'* . xxn sairrrnaohcsan ` "°ih°f° ‘¥‘“¥l°'°°° L- ‘°" 5”’ `

Mrs. W. S. Rayiield, oi Boston ar- . . " _ _- Common _Evenlnz P\‘lmf°S°- 0°” 5___ c rlved last night on s visit to his par- _ ‘ ' ' _' ` ' ,iiighe others' blennls L. <M: 5911>

_ ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D, Jenkins, ~ nuglkltd ' ' ' ' gmail -Evening Primrose, Sundrops,

. Manic. ____ l Ggldén s`“m..i° ch,.y,,,¢1,,,,\,,,», osnothers.-pumlla 1.. (M: e0o>

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Newell who E .mmcmum schwui, 'mn |43) _fe » ` `~ ' Enchanter: Nlxhtshade, Circaea al-

have been visiting at Braclrley Point, 0"” ng P_arnaaall`|._ 'L |'l’,l“_l_ P- (Ml 5°?)

_ nord. P. ir. 1. the susst or tus ist- pun,” ,__ M, m, 5 “

wgmo, .war-Q. ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert J- 5 m d °_,ei,§,,'.y`_ 'Bling 'oirysbin

oi matrioulation Wise, left on Friday last for their l thgam L_ :’M';_4¢1}' _I »` _ _~ ~ < 1' »._::Cqrns cripple .the lest and make September 24th to home in Roxbury, Mass. | wud B,-gk c_m.mt_‘mb“ mngum ._ wqgm! |, tgrmgo; yet mrs roller in

' -M9” _m‘?'°~1‘l‘u’ 4 - ‘una (M351) ' ' ' ' ' ' "'.',<- ' 'the _'shape ol Holloway's Corn Re xhmmnmuhd pau; Mr. and Mrs. John pardine. sw.'mp .Bbw qm.‘_.’_,,',,__' ; lnl_>\_l¢_r_ i.s_ within reach oi all. _

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Q, _ _ Water' dtsrwort, Callitrichc verna

Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, M. A., B. D.. Frank Reeves, Charlotte- XXV HALORAGEAE _ " in the presence of a number oi the town on Saturday enroute to_Bl'00li-` 'Water' Mllioll Myri0l7hy1l\1m Sl>iCH-_ ~

friends ot the contracting parties. lyn. While ln Charlottetown; they tum-L._1M: 5031

The gloom was ably supported by Mr.` were guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mai-e's Tail. H1l>PlU‘lS “1122-YB L

Wilbur R. Younker, while the bride Dixon, Birchwood Street. (M: 605) 1 N

| xxvr c/mmrmcuacizac StQ1‘e Cpen

f' 202 Richmond street ' Between Gt. George and Prince Sts.

Lobsters and Oysters in season. Light Lunches served.

We carry n line of Fruit, Confectionery, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Pipes and Soft Drinks, Clams and Quahaughs served now.

OPEN 8 A. M. TO 11 P. M. STORE OPEN SUNDAYS DURING JULY AND AUGUST.

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the h°me °f the brides parents “t . ‘_ " ?`Northern Willow-herb, Epllobiumf _ . ~ ~ __

roy

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