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leather an I sine: that date no successful sttbstittre for this niiter- lztl has been produced. Inventions of far reach na; importance

have marked the progress ot all industries. but in th: ta-ming of leather the methods and processes in use to lay differ but .~l‘5;htly from those used by the Fgyptiniis. The entployrneirr of e eztricity in the varied industries of the world is coinparatively te:cn'. 'l`innin5.: iii' leather has never bt fore enjoyed the aid of this wotri.le'fttl lttdttstrlrtl agent and the Canadian Electrical Piocers Coruparty, Limitccl, li -s now demonstrated the immense value of the electrical current in treating and tanning all classes of hides, skins and pelts.

This Company has power under its charter to Electrically or

otherwise unhair. tan, dye, wash. cleanse. bleach and otherwise tteit Atiintal Furs. Hides. Skins, Textile atii portts subs'.ari.~@s,

SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS.

The Company owns and contrils all patents covering thc'e new

methods in Canada. Newfotruillancl and British West Indies.

The Canadian Electrical Process Company,incorporated at Halifax,

shall be the parent or holding Coinpany and encourage tlic formation of subsidiary Companies throughout the Dominion of Canada and New~ Ioundland to operate one or more branches of the business which the parent Company under its patents controls.

SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES.

These Companies will be licensed to make sole and ripper leather ;

do wool washing ; degrease, unhair and tan seal skins ; treat cotton and cotton waste ; treat hair; cccoanut fibre; raimie; flax and rope ; treat fnrs, slteepsklns and wocl pelts; refine and manufacture vegetable and animal oils ; for dyeing,shriukin;5 and colour setting; for bleac1ilng,and io on; I-:t ‘it paying a royalty or bonus irt caslt and shares for the exclus~ ive rtglit is operate withitt a given territory under any one or more of s.- il ;» '~<'ii~~ il iiirlliods, arts or processes.

\` l'»'i O-DATE ELECTRICAL TANNERY.

'I"i»: '_ iirtitriiiy will build, equip. and operate, at tho oughly np-to-

ti .--,~ t i iii i i~ l r <lte ntaniificture of leather by these processes. the ad- \.ii.' 3.; ~~. t. wl.ii\li will,be shotvu in the course of this statemertt.

PROCESS FULLY .t)EMONSTRA'I`ED.

I it-.- Ct>-up itiv huS.hld In operation nt Halifax for some morrtlrs,

a .l.- .-1 -..:iii I plant to illustrate the various processes, methods and iii.t~ii' on . o' nnliaitiitg, vvasliitig, dyeing, tannittgnarid otherwise treat- ing liidcs, skins and' pc-lts. A number of leather niercliants and prominent Nova Scotia boot and shoe manufacturers, visited this plant and placed private marks upon certain hides. and noted the hour they were placed in the electric tanning vrits, for the purpose of verify- ing the claims oi the Company in the matter of titiie at il labor saving and the quality of leather produced. Their opinions are submitted in afllilavils wliicb may be S-:en on application.

0VER 3,00: yeirs ago the Egyptians wore shoes or savirlals made of

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the weld- 'i' CANADIAN ELECTRICAL PROCESS COMPANY, Lilllilttl. _

»TH ERE IS NOTHING- LIKE LEATHER,

is an o‘d` ani true staterneiit_ The mercantile records for years back rarely recoil it fiilttre iii the tanning industry. Tue demand for leather is always increasing,

EASY TO SELL LEATHER.

Leather bein; it cotti'n~>:1ity, the rises of which .ire rn ttiy and

varied, there wli alwiys ti: a ready nitrket for th: q't:; :it of this C.mipiny at a ginfl tu irgin of profir. Th: net earnings of? the plint prop isrd to b: erected tvill greatly eircecl the amruut required for the tntcrcst on the preference shares. This docs not iticiuie any estimate oi profits frorii subsidiary conipanies.

ECONOMIES OF ELECTRICAL PRO JESS.

Any ordin try ratttiiug pr ipasttion is u. good one to:l ty. But this

on: offered bv th.: Canadian Electrical I’ro:ess Coinpitiy, Limited, is rendered ptrtictilarly grad by the amount of tltne, lihir, s_\:te:, power rind interest charges sivel by the electrical tanning pr_o::ss. not to me ttioii the supxior grad: of leatlte: wlricii it n:o_iu::_s, th is err-wiring higher prices for the output.

RAPID RESULTS OF PROCESS. _

Tue process which the Company u:es for trnhairiitg and tanning

:irc distinct irivernions under separate patents. Ev "rms CortII>i\Nv’s Ni~:\v l~JI.I~;c'ri<tci\t. Purictcss 'rIIt~: Lrrntrrtu Sirius Arts-: Unwnrium rx tfuoztt 'l`rIIu<;t<: 'ro Fouu Houus, AND 'rim I-It~:Avrr-:tt Sirms IN ’l"r~:i\' 'ro 'l`wrci.vi<:

The ordinary method ol tanning heavy hides ~by bark or ex‘rn:t

tonnage. consume; from three to six utnntlts. and for lighter skiiit, from three to six weeks. BY 'rms Co.\rI>i\Nv`s Nitty l£r.t~:cI‘I<Ic1Ir. Pkoctass 'rua LIutt'rr:t< SKINS Ann ’l‘ANNt~:I> IN Faoin Four: 'ro SI_x Days. ANI) 'run HI-:Avica Hinns IN T\vEN'rv-I-`ouI< D/\\’s on Lrcss.

'l`nIs Is Nor 'I‘Itr~: Acro on So CALLED Cnttotttv. Pnocrsss, by

means of wlticli SKINS are tawed (not tanned) in ii inuclt shorter time than by bark or root extracts but to the detriment of the leather. This Cont__\avIy's metlifrls or pro:esse~i nuy, lifitvever, lx: used to tiaszen the Acid or Chrome process it' desired.

FURTHER SOURCES OF LARGE EARNINGS. The Company also feels assured that owing to the great earning

powers of this parent Company through its prospective holdings of shares in the Subsidiary Companies that will be formed throughout the Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland to operate under tlic various rightsiof the Comtxtrty, and through its own operations, which in time are sure to be extended, it:will in the course of a few years be in re- ceipt of greatly increased earnings frotit these sources-

ECONOMY OF PROPOSED LOCATION. _

The pirts of the Maritime Provinces are well situated for receiv-

ing hides and other materials required. Hides are received tri q_unti~ titles from South America and are lauded cheaply by_ water freight. Many of thas: hides are forwar e _O PP _ ._ will be at a`disadv.tntage on this point alone as compared with this Company. for thc reason, that hides lose 35 to 40 per cent. tvetglit in the tanning prozess, so that the freight from the seaboard to the \Vest is lower as leather than as hldesi giving the products of a far:tot'_Y ill the Maritim: Provinces an initial advantage in Westerir irtar kets over the p o_lucts of the tanneries operating right on the spat.

Froui the above facts investors may feel sure that nrouey may be

profitably and safely invested in this enterprise ; and also be assured by the nantes of the men who have undertaken its promotion. They have invested in it alter having convinced themselves that the process is all that is claimed for it. And. having given it a tliorottgh test iit the _ detnmstrating pl mt referred to, are able to recotInn:nd rt to the pttbltc

with confidence

'l‘.ie President of the Company. Mr. John Q. 0'lvIul io. §¢1tI0t

iiicmber of 0'Mulliu, Parsons & Gray. Barrluters, is a rltr_ector_ in iiii- portant pinvincial enterprises. Mr. Edward Stairs. Managing Director, ot Willia it Sttirs, Son & Morrow, Limited, is treasurer of the Coin- pany, and is widely known because of his identity with one ofthe oldest and lirciest wholesile hardware firms in the lhtniuiou. Mr. Max Ungar, of Un;;ar`s Ltundry. is the pioneer in the Steam Lauriiiry industry in the Maritime Provinces, and from small beginnings has built up a large business in St. John and Halifax, with connections in all parts at the provinces. Mr. W. E. Thonipiou. Barrister. is ex-

perienced in matters relating to joint Stock coiupauies.

Mr. C-ei. D. Burton is Brestdent of the Electrical Forge Company oi Boston. also Assistant General Manager of the Burton Stock Car i Company of Chicago, and is a well known inventor, who has lectured ,| on electrical subjects before the Massachusetts Institute oi Technology, ‘t

Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, and Harvard University. Mr. Frank W. Gifford, of Fairfield, Maine, was one of the owners 'ol" thc" ` " ' p .tent rights-

Tlie practical rrratmgemeiit of the enterprise will be fntrtisted to

an expgfieitced man- Tire Company has made arrangements to obtain the services of one who has given the tanning iridttstry and electricity as applied to tautiitig under this Ccmpany’s patent the close'st'sttiiiy and who will also he interested as a shareholder in the Contpairy. thus ensuring his very best efforts

opportunity is ' one YOU cannot afford to miss.

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BUSINESS MEN INTERESTED

I>E'I<soNNEL oF DIRECTORATE _

THE PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT

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This Company Controls All Basic Patents

'ADVANTAGES 0F Tllpfi ELECTRICAL f TANNING PROCESS.

An Array oi Facts Showing Why It Is Superior to and so Much More Rapid Than Existing Fletltttds, and Therefore a Great Deal More Profitable.

mtzst revolutionize tltc tanning indttstry, the matttifacture ot solc,b:lting and harness leathers

was a‘long, laborious and tedious process, taking all the way from four to .seven rnmitits to cottveit the raw niatcrirtl into the iinislicd article. After patieat and expensive experimenting by the inventor, this processliasliftrii perfected. It has proved to be strc- cessfttl itr cvery respect and has solved the problem of quick tatrttagc. especially the quick tnnnage of heavy ltides. lt is entirely different from anyrliln-1 heretofore known in the a|t of nt ikiug leather. It is now no experiment. but an tttiquestiuualtle success, and fully justifies the words used above indicative of n revolution in tanning. ’l'1i»_ /ifiivini-I .-/.wr hi./Hi rv-ri: I/rororry/lil_1,'1111/:air/ffl, /rnrnirrl mir/ 1'm/fly fo /.ft iirrrrkfel/:rl in the romrtrl'//lily .tlmrl .1//rw.: n/'/lr1'rl_r/ 1//1_1/If 7'/I/'_ pi-iiirrwv /tru: bun rlrmtunnlm/»=,fl lm_t/wrt( question q/'rt 41011.11! /1:41! it is ab;

UNTIL the discoveryTif~Tlie_alir.ve process, which

lmemlorts satfirrf/ mv-r I/ue olvl 1rtt_1/ of lannirlil- not only in -I/pa cast 1_1/ 11i1Lruijiti:l1w'i1tg, muiiq/ 0/ lint/t, /it/mr, .s/:awe and power, lm! in rrifr/riiry rt /rf'/tm~rt1i_rl`/[rt.r.'1‘ _r/rfu/if ff [cart/tvrrrr _which bririyn rt /tif//1cr]>rr'ci7 in ilu: it/ren mm koi.

/ly I/to praitrmt ntfttlrnrls it rr quiz'/is from hun lo //treo

was/rs to rm/utir /wary /iirlm mul from /our lu N/:tvm ring/s Z0 mtliair'/I`_qh[/:1'xki1rs, 11]/ om; »¢[f.'cIr|`/rn/ 11 rthrtiriug proi!¢'Us_ l[14,lt'ghtm~ |kt'n.»< rtr.» 1m];¢tircd‘_in._/ram lltrce ln /in/r hours and the /ifmrivt' liiilm in. Inn. lwmw. 4

process rises the same materliil for uniiairmg and tan- ning that is now employed in timnerlea throughout .tits world. Wecliangs tnothlng so far as the unlmir- iiig or tanning solutions are cnicerned. We uid a cur- rent of electricity. which enters the vets tlirouglli the medium of ii large metallic late secured to bot ends

Hfnded within the tank lu the required solution for thot tittlinirltrg or turning. The current li not left on cotttltiuousl , but for short periods only. The eur-

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hast suited to the convenience of, the tntmer. - ‘

loiulely an/0, /trmvi, mmm/frciq/ly prrtcljicitl rtml firearm 1| Iwi-'

Some people have an idea that electr icity burnncr _

,injures the leather. ati erroneous irnpre_ssion. Thin!

rettt can be awdclie from one tank to another al il, - - - ~ -

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THE PROPOSITION.

Tito Cttnttdiitn Eioctrlcul Process Company, Iiltniterl, has been

ittcui'por~ittoit to carry on the itlxovn ntituuta with lim :tut,hcr~lzctl cttpltnl of $500,000, ividutl into -’i,U00 sltnroa of $`|00,00 eituh par. l,l50 sltttres of the Capital Stock will bo 7% cuntultitivo prefened, iitiil 3,83) will rank tis common shares.

Unrlernn ttgreentent. with the pitenteu, this Company bo-

eonies owner of the [intents above refort-cd to. for Grtnitdti, Netvloutitllnntl :ind tho lli~lt.lrtli West. Indies, for the sum of :$10,000 in cntih ttrtfl 2.930 .~'Itnt'i:.s' oi' the cortttrtutt stock ol the

(`i»tttpttny. _

The tlnrnpiiny oll‘era for pulilio rtibsct-lptinn 1.000 alttircs of 7`/,

ctttnultttlveiirefcroncc strict: nt, par. l5'loltitrI-sliave been sub- iim-lliorl, iiiloted and paitt Inr~ iinil the proceeds turned over' to

tlio prtbenteo on account of ptti~i<_hitsi=. price. From the stile of ine ,000 slnircs of prclcrrcrl stock $‘£5,000 will bo applied t.o the iln:il prtytnent of the sunt due under the ttgrecnienl.. The liiliitivetil’ the aunt realized from the stile of said ahrtrr-s. less ttii; usual cotitiiiissioit, sltiill hit nactlfni- tlto urcotlon, rqitiptnent: ittiil operation of it nrutlorn ritntiery itt which electrical nieriltodt-I will iw, ttsell.

I’i~i\_t‘et-I-.nite sltares will Ito ttntltleri to n priority ol' earnings to

tlii: oxti-ttt. ui' 7% ntinttnlly and Iitiiilt riivltlunritt ahttil bo ottitittiti- tive. 'l‘lie~e preference shi\rc.~i iilnill also riink tilictttl ol the i=ottivttuttst.uelr ol tlii- Cotnotiny tis rcspeotulls property and iissi-ts. A fur-ther ittlvttnutge ofl'ererl to holders of prolnrnitco stock is the rlgnt to pltrtlcitintc equally with holders of common stock, In I-xiw-ss prollta over :tml ttliuvc tltttt rt-qulrod ln pity It ilivirlcttvl ol 72, rttinnrtlly on both clintses oi' ahrtres. }s`tIt't.lter. lltn preferred stock of the Company shrill not. bn lnorintserl witltottl. the t:0vie4r~ttl. ofthe ttti\_)ot‘il.y uf the prnlurrcrl shttroo. lit this cvntit. ol the preferred stock of the Carnpanv bclttiz iiir\i~ieiii~it»il, ltolrlurs ol' pri.-ttrtnt prcferretltttoulr I-ihitll have tho prior rlirltt to subscribe for stttne.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Applir-ttlilon for altar-cs must lic ncconrtmttloil by 2.'if{, of tim

pitr value applied for. ¢.”ij’¢ more in pitynlilo 30 tinya rtltvi' itllotiv-

tttt-ttl. and tim lmlryrlco, ur tvltliiti fill :lays utter rtllnttitonh. Duo notlco 0! nllntnimiq tt, I lro given tttttl till pnytitcrtls tire to he lttmlo to tho ' " ' ` '

EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY, HALI FAX, N. S.

tvltlrlt la lttttltorized to Issue interim receipts tn iio rxcltttngeil later fortitoek certiflcofci. Applications will ttlno ho reirnlverl by tiny lirattch of the Rnyn Ilrtttk of Citnrtrlvi or tltu Utilgn Ittnk of linlllrix. rind tihh some will he forwarded to’ t te

}~Zin(pIre Trust Compunymfreo ofohariro. lletnitlmices may bo tttn ally cheque, postiu ooor express order. Tho Coin ny reserves thc rlfrhttoroiecl. itll or tiny part. of tho nubsurlbmih! wlilolt muy be rcoolvetl.

INVEST YOUR MONEY AT HOME.

In the stock now oi1’ered an excellent opportttttiizy li: izlvon

investors in the Maritime Provinces to find ti satisfactory uso for their nnpital, and lt. la a practical opportunity in which till con help towards building up another industry in this part of

Canada. BK Investing in this enterprise the Marltiuie Provlnoeit will enloy t o credit ot initiating this modern method ol trin- ning. which la tho first irnportitnt _scientific advance that. hits been uitido in this industry for conburics. 'l`lte rntinulncltircr ot boots and slices ltr the Mnrltltnc Provinces, by the ttltl of this

process, will lie tthlo to offer Foods uf superior quttlity, and thus tt klnrli'cd lrirluatry will lied rcctly liencfltcd.

S MALL SUBSCRIPTIONS W ELCOMIID.

Stibsnrlbcra for one sltnro nro promised the eiittto cottslilr~i--

ntluri and courtesy Int tltosc lm' ri larger number, :tml investors ot niodorittu sumsrtro ltuartlly lttvitorl to co-operate with tho (lorri-

panylin what is sure tu prove a perrutinotit, anti proilttiblo invest- Illen 1

ANNUAL ES'I`IMATEl') PROFITS.

Annual t\_.sl.|tn lttetl profits on it lutsltt of Lroitting 25 ltlilca por

tlivvr-Zlilll wo ttlrlriq tiitvn por yonr':7,5iltl ltirles, nvcrogo wi-tgirl. ilil Ilia. eticlt=»l50,0llil llitt., (nz l2c. poi- lb. '

' ANNUAL CHARGES.

41n_onnth~i.IIt.tii_<iai> rec ...... ._ ._ si'.t_ooo_on 3-i,ilJ.'l “ 'I‘.tnnlnir Extrttct. (fr 2a. . 7.00000

il men 300 days -.1 ltiilll dttyu (qv 81,50. . . . _ ._ _ . . _ _ _ _ . _ 2.700.110 lStioorltti.t:mlvt»t. (al 2,0tXl.00 l."ttcl, Oil, Ofllce Expenses, Insurance and Sutttlrles :t,000.0tl

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Inatiriitigc on $20,000,on Stack hclnr: tnttnuli\cturerl,@ i‘,’{,

$ 0S,i)00.0il

SALES.

4.'»0_0tl0 llrs. lllrlca will produce rt tn lnltoum of 05"/,. or

203,511) lbs. Prlriie Meroltmittililc Solo L:-rttlmr 011 80s. ,.$ 87,'i'l’ .00 Ilye-protlttcln, Iinir, oils, fats and glut: stock tratitrttitr-tl til. 2,0t{)).00

V3¢llvvo!r1i~ii<tiiiit...__s n1.7ri>.oii D nctlng cost. its nliot'c..., . . . _ _ _ ._ S |ld,1i00_u0

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St. Paul Building, HALIFAX.

HUGH McINNlS. _

' Agent for Prince Edward Island.

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WHAT DOES ELECTRICITY DO T() Tl-lli SKIN?

It la tt well-known fitot th .

tho skin of the itttlrnnl for tlioaiitiii|(id;iiiiiih|!i:oLt?t?Ilnilihliuiiiriilliiiii the elements-wind, rain vtttfi snow. Wltctt the Ititir ln-I-iiiiii-» wot it is rititttofi dotvn rind alretls writer ctr-__ l<] teh Ititii- is lii-lil l" I1 Hl\\l\l| geltttirtous cell. Itt orilur' to rtintnvo the ltitli- li-oiii ilii~ skin this gelittltious t-.ell must be softottieil as Llto root of the li iii is hook sltrtpetl titrtl ls hold llrntly lit tho' geinlitttitts is-tv ttiili illsitolved. 'Ilia rorison ll. takes so long li the' olii ii-iaeiws \» lvconuso this geltttiiious attliatnttco tnust. be -iol’t init-di iroiii I t|i.~

Llitizlg stlglihlttttdbtlltlu roqttiiri-_It loin: soitlrlttsz tttiil ii lint;

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Lhmtugh no the huh Bmrzp e tttthitiiltti; solution to pcm ti.i.

n our ttnltnirin - .ii - ~ .. . -'»

causes it to rise or siztitiil fiidltii Tlltxcritlliilttvlitiiltlrilniltlilqoiwhit hiiliiil t‘it'oulal.lon of the uttlittlrlttg solution to uttttt-it this rolittlhtintie s it rmiii this tiiitr iii griitii atitii or iris iitiiii ttiiirt-'tiv i-i`ii’i|t ...iii-.ii.`.~ the attttie. The result. is seen lti the itpopil iy1t,|; iv) |li|,' Llp. .|.,]]

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is m]t`i1l=<;;‘xe‘t;;iétu‘r~(_t\l:lt;lrornoyitl ot t.lio lirtlt‘.` 1 L A I l,

staiipga tpttl lmpitrta Ilia ttnd riillr-'clit|irlliilt.dnt)t‘ll)\:4’itt~"lii(| “hmm 5"

o ttnnln - < li; - . - ._ ,,,_

ll rrocesa tnntlucteil on the .srtnite I nt-it it l

““ll\'\ll‘|\lR. The uirlns tire lttrntz in the mttrtt- lttntl ol`n tiiiik i.»i. f-t|l“ninq tt dlllercnt, solution ittiil tltc ourrrttti. passed Liu-onitli |lii» S. ns rant one cntl of the lttnlr to tltitotlter. 'l‘l\o alrlii Iii-iiiv P0l;|D\1f rind Nitrous, the ourrent of elr°ctt'iull.y opens lltcsi- |iiii.». lin ll tres in travelling from one polo of t.ltc cnrrottt i.ii`ll|i~ in |ii~|_ °“"l`¥|lli§ with it the _t-st. alerrionta ui this triiintnp anltilliiii iiirfi and tlirotiirlt i.lrc akin, which iuliuttgln its prttliwitv lliiiii»l»i l§\“¥l\\~l)' flitllllmltlnll the tnnrtltti; process. ` '

Tins electrical tanning process is a` complet .-

_tcvolutton in tlt_c art ol tnaktng all kiiidg gf leiillit-r °°Vl"lI Ul\\f.C¥\l1lI0l, interest, space, power' and l:t!»ri_ ‘ fi' 'mist bo observed thot. our process of ttttlinlrltttr ttttil tiiiiri 'nous ltccotnpllriltctl without Iitlpnr hftpr ph? h|,|95 “rc “y,,_,, |,i,,,., ,| tt to unhtili-lnrr nt'i.|ttttting vtttu. This trim gt ¢,|,.ch.|,.|,v f,,,,,i,

ttttt-_tt and tions till the wopk which into lterotolorn iieirtt iliiiii- in gpiatetl lnmtiling ol tho titles or sltlnp In proceaii of tttilnili-iii-, evcrllng nit- lleretofnre it limi been necessary to oviirliiiiil tlii~i‘ um Y 3?. pull tltctit qui. ol thu urwmilrltig 0 ttittttittlz wits, Iii..|. pln:fP\d0lnUl'u;gttlvg':\J>i&oo Liteni. ltli ourjiroottas, wltt-it miri- nnhmng our ‘auth teyltvhnritltttttitll ren y for tlrmislitt: .\|I}~l

,` .IW ‘I Dru otttinttt. sotiror tttrtt into wt it

Lzmtpéemotratzixcaixxtst, thereby iiiiiltiiiu I

i The _saving of time means that the capital btivested rn ti tntirtery “gigs our pmces, is cap,,|,i,. i-|' -“PS fllfllvl over at least twelve times every vent. while th_e best trmtieriea undei' the old system c.5iiii-_.it l“"l."‘““' °“_l’l*“l llwre than three times per aiiiiiiiii. A KWGII capitol invested in an Electric tarmery will i7l'°‘i“°° “Kilt times as much leather att can be doiic ti it li

co” N. 5. _ téibensgame pltillitlgl invested ip an old process taiiticrii

~ r ~ , allen y,i sri old fashioned sole leather tiiiiiitr-

Please allot to me. . . . . . . . . _ . .Shares ol 7 p, c. Cumulative P‘f§i`err¢ti Stock of tllr Canadian Elec; °"“° Ve P" Ceflti on any $too,oo',o4v10iltli'ig capital.

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