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Successful . ‘Power _ p ' A Company “ ' f, A Booklet of Interest . ’ t0 Investors

, : E have for distribution an illustrated

l ., booklet descriptive of Calgary Power- , I Company, Limited. This publication outlines I the history of the Company, with particular ‘i referencéto the large-scale developmenfof its i system during recent years, ' ‘ - l If you’ are’ inferestedin hydro-electric power f , ' mpanies as smediuin for investment, we will _ rend you a copy of the bookleeupon requein,

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A iilbi . . ..... ..... 40% Al Psollicdrsin . ... ... 19% A we ... ... ... ... .. 2% n lllan s1 B A. Oil . ... ... ..- U. 40% B O.Power . ... ... N... 44%

lldlng Products 26% l sda. Car ... ... ... ... 26V: | nada Cement . . . . .. _. ..... 18% 1 neda Power-and Paper .. 1d par-ado Brewing .. 10% llomlnlori Bridge . . . . .. u... 11% l-oreign Power Securities ..... 35 ‘ "racer Company . . . . .. 15%’. licneral Steel Wares .. 12 liioms on s10 ,n1perlal Oll ... ..... 27‘:

{vdustrlal Alcohol ... ... .... ‘riternstionnl Nickel Xnteniatlonai Petroleum . .. . ..

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Prov. 1 of New Brunswick "

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Due April 15, 1940 . p

Due April 15" 1960 . ' k ‘ Denomination: $1,000

_ PRICE: It-Year Bond-WK and ‘ Interest, 0-Year‘ Bond-MK I!!! l accrued interest. , to yield about 4.855-

Orders may be telephoned or telegraphed a! "FM our expense. .

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Massey Harris ...‘ 3’! Montreal Power ... ..... 156% McColl Frontenac ... .. ..... 20 irrational Breweries 32 l National Steel Car ... .... ... 65% Canada Melting .. l’! IDominlon Tar ... ... ... ... I0 EFamous Players ... 58% Norshda . . . . . . . . . . . ... 35% Power Corporation ... ... .. B7 Price Bros. ... ... ... ... 83K Quebec Power .. ... 6B7» Shawlnlgari ... ... ... ... 80% Smtltcrs . . . . . ..... .. .. 239 Steclcf Canada 4 Steel of Canada Pfd ... ... .. 89 Simona .. .. ._.. 88 Winnipeg Electric ... ... 425i NEW YORK t?" Amended-la Can ... ... ... ... I55 Ancanda .. ... ... ... ... ... ‘Illa Alltgiuny ... ..... 32% American Radiator . ... ... . 37% .I?i~ndix Aviation V. ... ... ... 62% ‘rwisolldlkod GI! ... ... ..... 131%

‘uiemnf-lonll Harvester "z-llow Truck ... ... ... ‘fenneooiit Copper ... ... “tanthmd Oil of-New Jersey ‘Eomlnbn Bfotfi rt-erling Securities A ... lntemltlonll Hydro Electric .. Flectrlc Power its Uglht ‘icntgomoryward... ‘lingers Hudson Power .. ‘raramollfit Players ... Pcnlck d: Hard ... ... ... ... Pool-dc Co. B. ...

Radio ... ... 69 C. P. R. ... ... ..'... 210 GeneralMotors............ 52% U. ll. Steel . . . . .. 194v. BANK! Bank of Nova Bcotia ..... 325 Bani: of Montreal ..... 312 Bank ofdoirunerce ... ... ... 25B l-‘loyslBank ... 302

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~ i JSugge-stions for Investors

WICB a month we issue a comprehensive list of invesurient suggestions, embodying M government, ppblic utility and i corporation securities. ' ' Our list ls designed to meet the widely-vary- ing requirements of the investing public. It will be scnlfonrequest.

The or... of Bonds "

is generally understood, but when it comes to the choice of a particular inns for‘ your own in- vestment, unless . ll I have had consider?“ ' experience ltls wsl to at?‘ “Investment C puns" s'e '. ' "

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ITQQK IKUIIANGI BOND‘ ‘lhi recent‘ revelations of scandals on certain Exchanges in Canada

ksselnnvs had the effect of weakening

public confidence in all stock ex- changes. Even the Montreal Stock Exchange and the Toronto Bfock Exchange have suffered somewhat in the esteem of investors. 'I‘hia, of course. is inevitable. 1t has always been the experience that honest and well conducted business houses have suffered from the faults and misde- meanors of others, although, of course, to a lesser degree.

The ethical standards of the ‘Ibr- onto and Montreal Block Exchanges are high. Their rules and regulations provide fair tieatmentdor investors. Members of these exchanges adhere to proper brokerage standards.

Those other exchanges that show- ed themselves lax in the governing of the conduct of their members and who permitted serious and inexcus-

' able evils to flourish will be required

by new provincial laws to operate on sounder lines ln the future. Bu! legislation is not the safest assurance that the investors can have. The ox- clisnges themselves must by their action win public confidence Just as lthe ‘Toronto Stock Exchange and thc Montreal Stock Exchange, (and it may be noted also the Montreal Curb Market) have vion the confidence of others.

There is not a stock exchange in Canada that cannot make itself a

” useful instnimerit in_ public finance.

In the meantime while some of them are going through periods of trouble and reorganisation public confidence

5 should not be denied to those that

have already achieved the higher plane.

SOUTHERN NOTES

At the present time Ncrthumbci land Strait is quite free from lee.

Mrs. Mary Mzicleod, who formerly

' lived in Ulgg and is the rellct of iii-

late Samuel MacLeod, who was n brother of the late Dr. James Mac- Lcod and also of the late D. C. Mac- Leod, K. C., both of Charlottetown, ls now visiting in the home of Mrs. Malcolm MacNelll, Little Sands. Mrs. llfacleod is of an advanced age, bul. time has dealt most’ gently with her

'_ land has taken little of her former

strength and none of her faculties from her. She la, as the saying is, m; chipper as a. lurk and brisk as a bar, despite her 93 years. Yesterday. clen- pite the early hour and bad roads. she braved the journey of 2'... milcr. to the station (by wagon) sprang lightly into the train and off to the city, returning the same day, and was full of animation and excitement over the pleasure of the iaunt and the incidents she noted on the way and in the town. A notable feat in- deed for lier years.

This province, as is well known, ls rich in mineral resouices, gold, silver, lead, copper, iron, tin, and precious stones being fairly abundant but they are all above the surface of the ground and were never beneath the soil of this province, and were all im- ported. However, there may be min- erals in commercial quantities in our strata though not yet discovered. Mr. Richard Moore, of Wood Island, is strongly impressed that he has found indications of the presence of coal on his farm, and I hope he turns out to be right. In the event of hls suc- cess in finding coal, he will benefit not only himself and hls district par- ticularly, but the whole province gen- erally. There have been some very deep borings made ln this province for minerals in years gone by. About a. mile east of Mr. Moore's farm there was n well bored to the depth of 2on2 in the year i909 under the direction of the Dominion Government. ‘rhls boring is on the farm owned by Mr. samuel Dixon. In 192d and 1927 two deep borlngs were made in Governor's Island, owned by Mr. J. H. Judson. of Alexandra. These wells were put down by thevweslthy firm known as the Henry L. Docherty Company, of New York- The first well was put down to a depth of 1507 feet and the second to the great depth of 5965 feet, being almost s mlio and s quar- ter in depth. Altogether seven deep borinlfhave been made in this Dro- vince and noaeJiavs shownthe pres- sure of minerals in plying quantities. but tlila does not at all conclusively prove that none will ever be found. It proves onlrtnat there is none in the places tried. We wlsh Mr. Moors ovary success in his venture.

‘ The recent ralna and snow have stews the frost almost completely outofthesosdaand thesswillsoon I in laugh improved condition.

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I (ii-eel; Easier with t new and Charming Fashions

THE COLLECTION OF‘ SPRING apparel offered you stands out as a really rare achievement-exempli- fying the new fashions in all their brilliant differences from past seasons. To learn what the well dressed world will wear for Easter, it will pay to visit the var- ious ready to wear departments of this store. lliay we have the pleasure of showing you?

problem.

The Newest Ideas in Easter Dresses _— shown delightfully

. .. ‘ _. i. l. fig“ 2 ,1 . “i i'.'.‘.', l’. Cos“ i u’: For Any Hour-Anywhere! 4LT?‘ f! F ' on aroaa-r-lcr town-for i

travel. For nrili style wear. An E comoor ia ftlae perfect solgtinn of the “one colt”

moment and ahynsfreah u the day you buy it.

Choose yours — today —yitla for or wishour.

l’lai11, tailored

Ekcomoor C0ats$45‘0o l Fur trimmed Ekcomoor Coats

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u well as for

the next “, tailored to

$65.00

Graceful new lengths defined by dips and flares in the

newisilk dresses are very charming. The col-oi: d?

equally delightful, Reds, Greens. B11185. Navy. a s $315 $5.75» $8.95 $13.50 y 17.00 up

I .- - ' d t u Ensemble Silk Sslleeiclfillsizlit illfelocllreiilgliireietlc ttzsterlulliy? in plain fabrics combined with fancy designs - - - - - - - ~ ~ ' ' ' ' ' " '

HOSE FOR EASTER

You ladies who want the nicest stockings that money can bu)’. Will be delighted with the won- derful shoviring of

“ ORIENT " AND “KAYSER" Stockings

All the good makes. shown here in all the good colors, fresh new stock, ready for EASTER

$1.50. $1.95’. $299 Other nice makes 75c and $1.00 y

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for Easter

Just in time for Easter. there came in the most attractive line 0i’. dainty lingerles that WC have ever shown for Spring.

New knickers, new Dance Sets, new Pajamas, new Gowns.

“French Pantie” new

EASTER

HATS

Daily arrivals are mak- ing this section more tempting all the time. Everything that is new ls

AT $1.00

Among the new there's a. record breaking value in all Silknit Bloomer and. French Pau-

tlc. This range is equal to anything ever prev- shown hero, immediate-

iously offered at $1.25.

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Gloves for’ Easter l

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giusr naturally 1M idea of gloves .- ;.v0ar — and

: w) store that can qii." " ., charmingly sup- pl ' ' l-liisler needs. A i2»; --

CILAAIOISETTE GLOVES A_ very smoothly made 49c, 50c, 85c, $100

KAYSER SILK GLOVES» offered in pull on and cuff style, the loveliest of

all silk gloves

The new French Kid glove with cuff. All colors

$3.00 and .. . ..

'T‘ho now French Kid

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‘kllipnif’ ... Dainty Easter

Neckwear

The new things, just as shown in New York shops, are here for your choosing.

C O LLAR S. VESTEES “SWEETI-IEARTS”

50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 to $3.00

Scarfs in the popular‘

triangle or the daintlly

new narrow model

ilsc, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00

and $5.

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with Mrs. Rlnehart at their head suc- ceeded in bringing about the release of this efficient gunman after a few I recall other cases of these valuable activi- ties in the setting free o! those wolves who pny on society, but I am crump-

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