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ested is one oi the most paOdllOblVB and i'ar advanced dlctricts in Can- ada. Dr. Creelman, President oi the Ontario Agricultural College stated that it was the best stretch oi agric- ultural country he had ever seen. The ﬁshing industry is also an important ‘industry in this section, and could be developed greatly with proper con- nection with markets.

Durins a recent month 1,877 re-

Bﬂtlﬂh Territorial Army. . housekeeper, a

j/Vould- You Build a House QWit/iout a Foundation ?

You wouldn't startgto build a house ‘mien you were certain that it wouldn't collapse, owing to improper iounclatlon, ' ’

Likewise the wise investor makes certain that his list oi holdings is strengthened by g, toundation oi absolutely impregnable securi- ties such as Canadian Government; and Municipal Bonds.

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out’ Owe“ 03911118 List contains a wide selection oi such securities yielding as high as 5.501). s.

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0i an estate oi 188.000. Dr. .1. o. cruits were finally approved for the Round, oi London, leit $76,000 to m;

, tawa is getting under way, it should

( . l l .. if . l 0mm- ; Inﬁll _ Tank ~ alum l saunas . i or‘: BOND yields, on the average, are - Wi-ln higher than th were a year ago. - V""""" ‘The pendulum of t e money market a“; has taken one of its periodical upward e Tb-Rblu swings. ‘ ’ I 5LT.“ While this temporary condition exists, ' lumen investors have a rare opportunity to ' Colon obtain ﬁxed-interest. securities at at- ' y“‘°"_'_ trictivc prices. Shield-m."- “Investment Recommendations" dee- m‘ "L cribes more than a score of selected ' offerings. Copy free on request. Tele- ‘ phone or send us your name and address below. ' Name. ... u... ...................-...- zlzldrrrrl. . . .... ....-.~.........-.. - i.-ii Royal Securities Corporation Limited Riley Building, Charlottetown ' Telephonenl

To Buy or Sell

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Unfortunately, however, railroads are iar distant, and it is HGCGSSBTy under certain conditions and seasons to travel 25 miles, beiore a. railroad is reached. The whole district from. end to end is suiiering a great loss because oi the distance farmers are compelled to haul to market or rail- road. From the standpoint oi the general public, a. railroad from Bor- den to Charlottetown through this district would be a. great boon to the travelling public. A straight line through would serve the needs of this district and make the run from Bor- den to Charlottetown not over one hour. The old line with its crooks and curves, will never be satisfactory, aha it has been stated that more than one prominent railway man iavored

than to put elaborate improvements and expensive grading on the "old route. Space will not permit an outline oi the arguments in iavor oi direct road from Borden to the capital, but I will close by stating that the people throughout this district do not intend to let this question drop, but are firm in their eiiort to secure attention to this matter which is so vital to their prosperity and the expansion oi their business. ' I am, Sir, etc.,

SOUTHERNER

MAID COURIERS

Bin-Now that th€'sB8Sl0ﬂ at Ot-

not be long beiore the mail contract- or's bill will be presented to the House oi Commons tor ssion. The request made by those men is reasonable. What they are asking from the government is a living wage and to be placed on similar looting to the couriers in the cities oi‘ the Dominion. What_the mall couriers ask ior and it seems a reasonable and modest re- quest is that the contract system be abolished and in its stead a perman- ent salary plan be introduced at the rate o! seventy dollars per mile per year, which is very reasonable, when

ation. - There is no desire on the part oi the people that any Department in our Dominion Government should be carried on in a way that does not give a man that periorms a good ser- vice a living wage. There is no other department oi our Dominion Government that car- ries on such skin-ilinting among those who serve her as the Post OI- ﬁce Department in the way she pays her rural mail couriers. In every other branch oi the Post Oﬂice and all other Government Departments from the janitor to the highest otiic- ial is on permanent salary basis, so it is easy to see the injustice that is shown to those employees. There is no system under which any man in Canada has ever been employed that is so unfair as. the system today in operatidn when the mall contractor is employed. The Mail Contract system has out lived its usefulness and should not be tolerated any longer. i I am, Sir, etc... ISLANDER

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Stock Quotation!

HALWAX, Feb. l9 - Quotations iumished by- Johnston and Ward. members Montreal Stock Exchange,

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farmed far the purpose qf realizing M: but economic rem/t: w/zicb lath capital and Ialaur will rbare tn the lid ahmtage. T lay enable oarietie: of indul-triu to ﬂmi an iruura-nce agaimtﬁzdua- timu qf market: and/aria: in bidoidual prvdzutﬂw a

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' CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED qddﬂed four more industries toithosealreadyl direction. I_t~_is obvious that this gives oppor-g Itignity For chemical research and the applicpattion ofriew‘

discpfvferies to all of these companies. Canadian Indiistiiek Limited main- tains laboratories where rcsearph and experiment are continually improving the products and rc- . ‘ducing their cost to the consumer Iii-Lat the same time seeking and ﬁnding new products and new ways of using present materials.

" ‘ f '" The complete organization u new comprued of Ihcjalloibipgmmpaiit); ' _ _ ‘this Ciihioniir $41.1‘ Comlisriilﬁiﬁeo ‘Gxsssstzi Cimirrcsi. Comm? LIMITED Animoron Commie? or CAnAnA LIMITED *Csizsni.uw AMMONIA ComrAmr IJAKITED

CAnApiAirExrnosivss LIIVIITED DOMINION CARTRIDGE COMPANY IJMITIZD _ CANADIAN FABRIKOID LXIWITED ' F 1.1m PAINT 8r VARNISH Liinran ‘Tun TRIANGLE CiiemcAi. Co. Ismrao fliivifmrd 3 i"

All of tie}: téiflipidvlllt! will rim op fa: Diairiaﬁ: Canadian

I ndusrrie: Limited and the C .1 .L. Oval will gradually replace tlie old company trade-marks. lV/ien you buy CJ.L. produrltgyofu do m ivitli tlze-arrumnre t/zrzt you are laying produrt: rexultingfrom year: qf a .'_.’>/.1li:nl manzgfacturing experience. ‘ .

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