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123g.

NEW" cAFil-‘ERRY

Architect's drawing cl the new Prince Edward Island car

terry, to operate acrossthe Strait of Northumberlandbetween Cape Torincntine, N. B., and Borden, P. E. l. Provision has been made for the accommodation of forty automobiles on a special deck running right around the vessel._ The ferry ter- minals at Cape Torrnentins and- Borden are being improved for the more eilicient handling of motor can. The central part of the main deck will provide space for sixteen Canadian National railway cars, three sets of tracks permitting sixteen modern freight cars to be carried. Passenger accommodation combines a mezzanine deck, general lounge, saloon, dining room, lunch yunter and news stand.

The new vessel will be larger than the present car ferry and the freight car capacity has been increased by ten. it will be 324 feet long overall, 59 feet in moulded breadth on the main deck, with a depth of 25 feet and an extreme draft of 19% feet. The hull will be of steel specially strengthened and shaped to withstand ice conditions in Winter and there will be seven watertight bulkheads and a doublelbottom for water ballast. Two oval funnels are laced amidships, one_ on each side; two screws will be placed a t and one forward, driven by three triple

expansion engines with a total of 8,000 IHP taking steam from‘

oil fired boilers. Quarters are provided for a crew of 35.

The contract for the construction of this new car ferry has been let to a Canadian shipyard, The Davie Ship Building and Repairing Company oi Levis, Que., a subsidiary of the Canada Steamship lines. It constitutes one of the largest orders given

. u) a Canadian shipyard during the past year. ‘The new ferry will be ready for service in July, 193i.

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'More.tiban 1,200 Swiss firms will lstingAmer-ics and ths West In- dies sro buying more than hall the

fl represented at ths swiss Inter- _ airinndt exported irom this country-

sationsl Ihir at Basel this Y9"-

iiccordin! to s recent count.

$861,033 worth o! American sirvllm puts last year.

British wsr groves in Franco and ‘ ' number more than 650,000 er than in 1028.

soviet Russia iii some bwrhi

Chsmber o! Commerce.

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France's production oi’ automo- biles lost year was one-fourth great-

A chain oi’ airports from coast to com is advocated by the Canadian

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GLIDDENS PAINT JAPALAC VARNISH all colors, for Floors, etc. STAIN ' $1.20 per quart. for Chairs, Tables, etc.

VITRALITE ENAMEL 1'2 pt‘ 55° 1 1"‘ “'00 white enamel of highest GLIDDEN'S ENDUR- grade. Good for all inter- ANCE PAINT ior work, especially refrlg colors. f"? dlalrs.

erators, bath tubs, etc. tables" etc- Frorn 50c to $5.45 1 pt. 65c. 1 qt. $1.25

OLD ENGLISH ,WAX

gives a wonderful gloss and lasting protection to your floors and linoleouni. Only 75c per pound-

I MURESCO

5 lbs. 60c_.

ZINC-O-LITH

White for interior and ex-

terior work. Will not yel- low with age. '

1 qt. $1.25 l-2 gal. $2.80

ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHER (Rent) $2.00 per day

ALABASTINE 49¢ and 75¢ $1.00 minimum charge WEIGHTED FLOOR )WALL PAPER C1,}; AN. POLISHER ~ ER . 15 lb. n25 25¢ per Can

Tho Rogers; Hardware Company Limited

Ask fOI.‘ the new Wall Paper. Catalog

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RADIO BROADCAST-Rev. Ewen

from CFCY, Charlottetown. ‘Thursday, 20th, at 730 p. m. P. S. s. LITERARY SOCIETY- At the study meeting o! the Prince Street School Literary Society yes- terday afternoon, ths discussion on ths play "St. Josn," was concluded.

RBBUEDING-Mr. James Bur- goyne, Granville, is busy rebuilding his barn, tho roo! o! which was blown oil in the recent storm. He intends having it rebuilt in a more modern manner. E.

BRADALBANE. United Church o! Canada. Services on the above charge ior sundry, March 23, are u (allows: Pleasant Valley, 11 a. m.; Granville, a p. m.; Brsdalbsns, '! p. m. 1110s. Pslethorpe. minister.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning two men appeared olwflod with tho unlawful sale or intoxicating liquor. One was sentenced to one yesr in jail the other to eight months, each witli- out the option o! s. line. Both were (oi-mei- prohibition offenders.

SAD NEWS-Mrs. James E. Brsd- ley, no Sydney Street, has received the sad news by telegram of the

. death o! her sister. Miss E. Mahon

in Kingston, Ontario. The remains will arrive hero Friday morning at‘ 10 a. m. Funeral notice later.

SALVATION ARMY-A very ll!!! audience tilled the Salvation Army Citadel Monday night tor ths mu- sical festival rendered by a. number o! leading local artists. His Honour Judge Stewart occupied the chair and was introduced by Adjutant Martin, who conduct ’ the ' exercises. The programme consisted of such choice numbers ss the fol- Vocal selection by Zion qusrtette party, vocal solos by Mrs. Loigh Warren, Mr. Ben Acorn, Mr. Chas. Earle, pianqiorte duets by Mrs. J. C. Weeks and Mrs. A. Stewart. Readings by Mrs. G. Bsllingsll and dialogue party, guitar and ha. onics duet by Mr. Frank Acorn and Mr. W. McEschern, guitar duet by Miss Elsie Austin and Mrs. Adjutant Martin. The programme concluded with a. cornet solo 'by Adjutant A. W. Martin. During the interinsision, tho members oi’ ths "Charlottetown citadel Band," with their instru- ments were presented to tile audience amid hearty cheering. A vote oi thanks to the chairman and the art- ists was tendered by Adjutant Mar- tin, and also to Miller Bros. ior loan o! piano, l-lolmanb Ltd. ior loan o! platform chairs, and to Mrs. Wil- liams for loan of plants and ferns. ‘Lona cnilsir woman's insrrr- UTE-The regular monthly “

Ansowsrr muss-rm. -Hooloy game and other events Wednesday 2500-21

on. n. n. Johnson's oil-rice will be closed mm March 18th.. to zm-al.

BEOITAL APRIL 3-Miss Mar- garet Btearns, soprano, Mr. Walter

MscDougsll will deliver an address on

IIISIYTIIIAN SIIVIOIB IOI

11s. mumrdlgsnstdsndlpm. Rev. W. ll. Davis. B. A., Minister.

Till IUNIIAI. OI‘ THE lsts Mrs. Wallace Blackott will be held from the residence o! her brother, J. J. Storey. 85 Bayiield Street. today, March 10th. service starting at 1130 a. mmiunsrsl leaving at 12 noon for Cherry Valley loi- interment.

PRACTICAL NURSING COURSE —Mrs. Harriet R. Gillls, formerly oi Charlottetown has entered ths Training school torvAttcndsnt Nurs- es conducted by ths Household Nurs- ing Association st 222 Néwbury Street, Boston. -

P. W. C. DEBATING-"Resolvsd that money has more influence in ths world than has education was tho subject discussed st ths weekly debate in Prince o! Wales College yesterday, resulting in s. victory ior the pro side by s vote oi’ 42 to 20. The speakers for the affirmative were Wilfred Boothroyd (leader). Edith Vifilklnson, and Reg smith, while those lor the negative were Ennest Smith Winder), Margaret Huntley, and Davis Lidstone. Ivan Darrsch was critic. '

UPTON INSTITUTE-Tho regular monthly meeting oi tho Upton Wo- men's Institute was held at tbs homo o! Mrs. Seymour Taylor, on Msrcb 12th. Tho meeting opened by repeat- ing tho Creed in unison. There were soven members present. - Roll call was answered by tho payment o! s dlllle. The minutes o! ths last meet- ing were road and approved. The members spent some time in discuss- ing sllalrs concerning s concert. which was held in Annandals Hall on Monday, the 10th inst, under the auspices. or ths Institute. At this concert a goodly sum was realized, and 1t was decided to repeat ths pro- griln (with some variations) 1n Bfldgstown Hall at as early s. date as ths conditions or tho roads and the weather will permit. The program committee then entertained with an amusing-dialogue by Mrs. Allan Mac- Bwsin and Mrs. John Boston, and o. Wryln ‘ ,,Eeading by Mrs. ‘mr- nor.’ Mrs. John MscLeod and Mrs. Bsymour Taylor are to be on the pro- grain committee ior the next monthly meeting, which is to be held at the home of Mrs. Macbeod, roll coll to be answered by date or birth. The meeting closed by singing the Na- tional Anthem. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess.

RETURNED FEOM OTTAWA- Mr. Peter Cv. Clark. J. Frank Amett and G. Qielton Sharp returned Mon- day evening from Ottawa, where they had been attending the annual meet- ing or the recoil: committee of the Canadian National Livestock Board. This record conuniiiiec is s commit-- we or all the registered breed or- ganizations in Canada operating un- der the Livestock Pedigree Act. The cmnmittoe meets once a You to sl- oot s board of seven o! itt members. who through its olticisls o1 the rec- ord oirilce carry on the work o! reg- istration o! pedigrees of all the dil- leront breeds represented. Mr. Clsrlr for the third consecutive year has a-

oI the Long Creek Women's Institute inst at the homo or Mrs. Alex Mac- Lieod on Wednesday evening, March 5th, with an attendance o! iliteen members and seven visitors. The meeting opened with the singing oi the Institute Odo and repeating oi’ the Creed, followed by ths reading o1 minutes cl last meeting and approval o! some. Roll call was answe cu with "What I came to ths Institute for.”

"It was movod and seconded that

Mrs. Mack MacNeill be on the sick committee tor the month or March. The iollowing program was well ren- dered: - Reading. Mary Stretch; Reading, Mrs. Ernest Turner; Road- ing, Mrs. Fred Stretch; Reading, Mrs. Alex MacLeod; Speech, Mrs. Norman Mscliesn; Reading, Mrs. Wm. Mac- Donald; Reading, Jessie MscFadyen. Lunch was served by the hostess and ths meeting closed with singing. Mrs. Ernest Turner kindly invited the members to her homo for the next meeting, roll call to be answered with "A Two Minute speech."

::Miller‘s Worm WW6"! l1‘! "Wei m4 paltabls to children who show no hesltsn _, in taking them. They will certainly bring sil worm troubles to an end. They are s strengthening and stimulating’ medicine, correcting the disorders ot digestion that the worms osuso and imlilriml s haul- thy tone to the system most beneficial to deveimmfll-

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gain been elected on that board as representing the Silver Fox Breed- ing Industry. Messrs Amoit and sharp also attended ths first sn- nual meeting of tlio Provincial Fox Breeders Association or Quebec, as representatives of the national smoc- iation in Quebec City. Crest interest was shown in the industry by the breeders oi iiist Province at this msstin , more than tour hundred bo- lng in attendance including the min- lstsr o: Niitursl Resources and his Deputy. A vote oi’ one hundred thousand dollars has been voted this session in the Quebec Provincial House for this establishment or an experimental fur farm in 14h" "W" lnos to experiment with the breed- lng in captivity o! the wild iur bear- iii‘: lflimlll how so rapidly Min: depleted in all parts o! Canada. They also attended a meeting oi the N " Association directors i101" other parts o! Canada who together with olficisis of the record oiiics wont liito the whole system M Mil- trsziosi with s view or oiieriht Illi- mtioiu to the iiiii board for chsnB- a in the construction that will isc- iiluits the viii-x oi inspficl-i" Ind i-qimiiuoh and charm W w" w the breeder. The representatives re- oolvsd every consideration trom tho lbdsrsl Numbers or iris , Province while u‘ Ottawa uiii occupied M“ in the visitors, 88110?! 4113118 "'19 5!‘ bets on ths ‘second resdlfll or the bill to reruso clearance o! shiiflm“ o! liquor to United

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BAIBATII-Msroh 23rd, Dllndll ll ‘

ADDITIONAL ISSUE

' $125,000 g _ Irving Oil Company Limited. ' ,

8% Cumulative Sinking Fills! Psrtieipatingfrsfcrsrics Shares Par Vsliss $50.00

Prslerred as to ssssts sud dividends. Cumulative dlvldsnds at ths rats or 11.60 par annum payable quarterly, Mpg, Juris, Sepllmbil’ sod Dscenibsr 1st. Alici- \l.00 has been paid on the Common Shares ilu Preferred sharia‘ pa; clpafl equally with tlis Common Shsrss in any further dividend payments until 84.00 par share has boon-slid ol ins Pnhropcc Sharon. Rsflssmshio ss a whole or in part, at the option o! ths Company, on thirty days‘ prior notice, at “L00 pi share plus accrued g1 iinpald dividends lo dais o! redemption. Dividends will bs payable b! chock in Canadian Funds at any Branlii o! ilis Bank oi Novs Scotls is the Dominion or Csssdsi. Trsrislsr Anni: Bssisrn Trust Comppsy.

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Price $42 psr share and donned dividend, lo yield 7.14%

(Simultaneously with the purchase of csch two slum of Prelerml Stock, one slurs of Common Stock may be subscribed for st $20 per share.)

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AS5513: Exclusive of goodwill and trade names, elc., the fixed and net current assets of the C- mpany for the year ending January 3i, i930 as certified to by Messrs. P. S. Ross k Sons, after full allowance for depreciation and reserves and after giving efisct. to the ‘present financing, amounted to $909,005.43. so com- pared with the outstanding psr value o! pro- ferred stock (including this issue) amounting to $500,000. This shows an improvement in ss- sets vslus of $Z9l.09Z.5l as compared with that shown as at January 3lst, I929. CAPITALIZATTON: Upon completion of the present financing there will c outstanding $500,000 Cumulative Preferred Stock (of which this issue forms part), out of; a total authorized amount of $500,000: 42,000 Shares of No Par Value Common Stools out of s total authorized amount of 50,000 shares. " g _PURPOSE; The entire proceeds of the present issue will be devoted to the szpsnsion of the business and to provide sddiliflltl work- ing cspitsl to efliciently take advantage of the increasing demand for the componfs products. MANAGEMENT: The Company-will continue under the some management that has been re- sponsible for the past success of the business.

Eastern Securities Company, Limited . 63 Prince William Street, Saint John, N. B. i

MONTREAL. QUE. Royal Bank Building

FRBDERICTON, N. B.

COMPANY: Irving Oil Company, Limited, was incorpGrated under ths laws of the Do. minion of Canada, under Letters Patent dated February, i929, with hesd-olfics at Saint john. N. P The operations of the Company include the wholesale diwstribuiion of gasoline, lubricants and other petroleum products. The Comr y‘! better known products such as Primrose and Hico gslolines and Velco and loka motor lubri- cants are in ever increasing demand and are being distributed by over 1,500 customers, in- cluding 672- retail distributors. Twenty bulk stations are strategically located throughout New Brunswick and Nova’ Scoiia.

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EARNINGS: Earnings for ths l4 monthi period ending January 3i, I930, as certified to by Messrs. P. S. Ross d: Sons, Chartered Accountants, ‘ ted to $Zl0.3Z7.46. After

‘ making liberal allowances for depreciation, bad and doubtful accounts, etc., of $80,576.68, the balance remaining for the payment of pre- ferred stocl: dividends and taxes amounted to $137,750.70 as compared with dividend re- quirements for the period covered amounting to $l 7,l34.Z0. leaving a balance of over $3.00 per share on the Common Stock.

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‘Cl-IALLOTTITOVN, r. r. 1. H3 Richmond Street

suimrasms, P. l. i.

HALIFAX. N. S. 175 lloliii Street

MONCTON, N. B.

The statements contained in this advertisement are not guaranteed, but are based on infdrmskifi» - which we believe to be accurate and reliable. ' i '

Stewart Jonels 8: Co. Greanshields. 8s Co.

Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange

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Analyzing iCdnadds Business

READERS of our monthly Market Letter commend it for thevery thorough man- ner in which it analyzes various phases of .- business, industry and finance inCmads. ' It is designed to indicate trendsiii our busi- ness world, give information ofivslue to in-

Corrcspondents of

88 Great George Sh, Charlottetown

. investment. . iviomitesr. srocx nxcnsnoli." Penlck s» Ford .. 4o , ' , . " . i PsrsmountlPlsyerslnsky..... 73 IIVIURMIIWUIIZQnreoeiptoEthe _ Market reports nirnlsheoiiyoi-een- Pool-arc». n. .. 331i. wupvfl- " " g

shields do Co., ‘ heal, to Stewart Radio .. .. 52%

Jones 8c Co., aa Great Goerge Street, Sterling Seminoles A .. 16% , .

chiriotistowri. Standard on or New Jersey .. em

Quoted ii: closing. March 1a, 1930.Willys omiaiui .. m ‘Juan; n bu" '1 Cali Money .. 37. Yellow ’I‘ruck .. ... 21% gnu“...- mar" siiiiuur si. SNTIIIIiIIOn-E. o. 20x soc, MONTREAL C. P. B. ., ... ... ... n. ss- 203% Pkg” gum my AILAOAJ .... ,.... .... .. "our; 14.1: “Lu-u! Loner regal-sly:

Abltibl .. 30 General Motors .. ... ... 40-12

Alberto, Pacific oriilii .. 2o u. s. Bieel .. .. 1am “h” ,

Asbesios .. 2!: -. BANKS .“-'-- '

Brazilian .. ... ... ... ..... liiiiivBank of Nov-a Booth. .. ... .. 320 '

B.A.0i1 .. salami: or Montreal .. s03 iJ" i

B. C. Power .. zlirBsnk or Commerce .. 266 "

niilldiiig Products .. 2s».- Royal siiiiir . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. m , i, Clnldl Car .. .. 2m Msiiirlir REVIEW - - y‘, Canada Cement .. 17 Work has ,. ’ through the -. Canada Power arid Paper .. . 14 winter in connectio with Besuhiir- send for our Booklet You can l

Canada Brewing .. '7 nols Power developments, and svery- . How THE ;__ ~ Disninion Bridge .. 69% thing is practically in readiness to B » _h c a,

roman Power Securities 32 "Tm" l°*°'~‘::1l°"m “d W1" INVESTMENT UY w" o“ i en: ‘. Irsssr Company .. .. 14' wor ons urge s smonthor ‘ ' , _, if‘, ooisru Steel WAN; .. 11 so. Some eight miles oi! hack-laying BANKER HQId wigh Sqflsfdtlflqll ',_ ' i;

.. .. . ou o! 15 hls been conileted. The " ' ... ... huize dredge, which reqsired three PROTECTS _Y0UR “mtg” b . IfldilltrinlAlo0l10l-.. m months ui assemble, and is one o! MONEX ‘ma. w! ‘ . International Nickel .. any. the largest ever used on excavation ‘n-mcmnmfimanm » _, International Petroleum .. 211.5 work on this continent will soon be “"6"” ‘a . “aw.” “m l 3‘ Massey Harris .. . ... 33% completed and rudy to commence H’ B. .7'_Y."_"“rd o‘ “mu”, | é v otresl Power .. 1331i‘. world: is olxtpzted thszrmcom; “Mn-gm Mvgwk _' ‘ l, w;

MoColl Frontenac .. ... 231.4 pony illlss most wm- ' ' - - - , _' ‘ National srewsrliii .. . 2i oi iii-coring. rm oi tho equipment ‘mw-uu‘ ' m "yjf: ‘h’ "‘1*,','§,','§‘,'§§ j

National Btesl cri- .. 6m roi- the anion wis supplied by Dc- ""4"! ' ‘ ":1 ‘mam u‘ n.3,“

Canada Bronson .. . 501.5 mlnlon Bridge Company and part T0393“) ' ' ' ' hhwhnhdhmd"

Csnsds Malting .. ... ... 1'! by Vlckcrs- CHAS F POOLEY i ".F'WIIII| silkworm DoininlonTsr .. 20 Februsry Rilpmon or cruds ssbes- - - uwui“ snip’; an‘. v

Famous Players .. .. 54k we u resorted by "flhbsllolorv." "mu" I

Noranda .. am wmnlrclI-lrly Isli m. DIN-filo; PEARDEN HOUSE - Asmisbdfisleodi "Ms

Power Corporation .. . 70% Crildo no. 1 was n ions llsinst so: CIABLOTTETOWN. - - r. l l. - -$O¢lfli|lflc0., Inc.

Price Bros. .. ... ‘ls No. 2,106 against m; iibrs 4, ssa . om": _

Quebec rim. .. ml. ssllnli mo: munitions-inn 1-- -—--" p - ~ ,,_,,,§'_-,'_fi',',°,fl?~ t" Bhawinigsn .. w‘. m w! Mm l" Iww l" W" --- - T

Gineltors .. 2am luiysunfrotslsioruis yss-rtodsts liquidation or thll! M"! ll WI- g __4 _ g