,gtlST§»_193_7-. _ _ ___ 'rHa_cH3.3_1_pTTaTowN spanning: 1 =_ _ p * race rivi=:_

I

mrtising llates~ -Payable in Advance S UO S

A wg." do pol dum; Western and Eastern lm.-all le g¢|ll'¢|r?,";':,1:;|iIucamolIt| and livlnlllg Events la per word; Clausilled W ll' 'M U llemurlnm Notion. 700 por luchi Linn ul Flurul and lc W 7"' ||,i-lug: Ulu-dn, ew., to pu uma; laetlarl ol Uuudolruoo 10:

_ p 6 f p

0 u rj _ =- - . .ig

%'i»“=i» °'":‘:;:: :L ‘"°'°°‘~““ ’"° ‘-~ "- °- °°~ New York 1332 “'i of s 1937 i =;:a“i:n‘“°'c“", gn my ndvortiulue sweaty-un emu, _ _ 0, Y

Alle

f5;w0,1_.iN To 'rnavi-:L

'@

nts Wanted . I

“N int ii8@nl‘°"’“°1d esmb

‘"4 “Muse Yearly Euitfamee °f`

lliiiedno ' 21. weekly avera8€ $2132' be",‘,lf., Saxcelicm oppprwu-

IW exp? `Ti'a\'ellers DEPL 3»

- .4 wilie V lbw” °°~- T°‘ °“‘1’i‘."w,a_-2-at.

*UQ

V r

an ...I5

FINANCIAL NE ws BRIEFS

Stock Exchan *f~ \°

uuceiveu cm music .na cy. pnm, w`|,,, ge '

F or bale

_ ron sAi.a_ cIiar|-:ivTan's 'I_`°°1§- Apply Guardian _office

NEW YORK Au 2-Trader

. Z. 5

:xg agreeably surprised that the

k market did not show any

59111118 on the Senates action on

_--@M&__- the Wage and Hour Bill. There was

FOR SALE' EVINRUDE REVERS-

1I1E outboard motor 15 foot boat, oars etc. Phone 575. 1 ____ _.’f‘TlI57;7_'.3_1_15ii_-

"Z/.ABLE srann TIME 575°” le ic work amoniz their raespcop acqufiiiitaiices, Lodges, menus' Cliurches and bil-511113-‘-S gorieiles. `_m“,mg om. sample i°"°.‘“m°’ `O; printed-to-cruer p°m0u?q5 Cards and b0X€d B5' Christ-rlilis A postcard will bring wrimemv~1e wok wltiioul. charge. oilf “my wliririiiiy oticring ab- A mel me best values and the

gluiell

may libc

ial voinlu

habla Clirlsimus

pple. little t0<

E_\|x‘l'iciiC€ iiiy. No obl

jet An wud, 202

ssioris to re- Card sales- unnecessary.

igation. Prem- (,astle Bldg., A. W. 8-3-tts.

FOR. SALE SPRUCE OR FIB.

shingles, $1.80 Per Square. Mc- Leod/5 Mills, Millview,

L-l200-'1-313i.-

professional profit taking but it was readily absorbed. Broke

_ _ V rs say "M bu-S1116-Sr is small and that

clients would buy if anything de-

- V@l0D€d which made an incentive

therefore. Bromers report that London has been a mild seller of U. S. S1601. I./01111011 has been 3 buyer of U, S. copper shares in

small volume and there also has PIANO,UPR.IGI~IT STYLE, MASON been bllyiilg from domestic sources.

& Risch manufacture, practically E00d as new. Will sell at a bar- gain. _ Write Box C Guardian. 1

FOR SALE-LARGE DWELLING

There is no expectation of an im- mediate .iietal price advance in oca -

_l markets although foreign

*_ N-71_g_3_3|_ prices are firm. Some traders have

“ll gorsiped about the Chinese-Jap-

anese hostilities as a, factor in me

house not includin 10; Mrs red metal situation, but traders do

_ g _ _

Marguerite MacKenzie, French River, P. E. Island.

riot believe that it will work out 0 .

Abe an important impulse in the

L-1223-8-2-31. price structure.

iiontiel-_ if

V I_.ost

Miscellanegira

r ‘ ' ws! AT ‘I0iiI§' ltoialll

female

yivrsn ps, i or

G

i;.\s'r Rivi-JR. _caivol-:. ,urge Helnpiiill, Last

L-1200-7-31-31.

A _

;’.*7_;__ .__ ___ _

Help Wanted

rri-ciciaucan warr-

ilxliibliioii

Beach Gi-ore lun.

week. Apply

L-1211-7-31-31.

if-` "’_` Boar

¢-- wiliilaa

from rooir |pply 76 G

room. All King Sir

ders Wanted I

' \\ Arwen- 'Lance

i. first floor, with grate. I.. George.

L-1196-7-31-31..

._l_

_.10 1-°.=.‘__

111

I0 LET - KITCIIEN AND BED-

conveiiieiices. Appy 236

rl...

L-1267-8-3-11.

great bus ness-getters. Ii you insure now you'1l be just as pleas- , cd as our old policyholders. Sun ’ C Life policies satisfy Consult J. A. I Moore, Currie Bldg Charlotte-

town 1”

WASHINGTON, Aug, 2-Whole.

Sale Price commodity index de- clined moderately last week. This

cn lvia'rumNG roucias me "i"

88.3 per cont of the 1926-28 aver- age versus 88.6 per cent in pre_

ex in week ended July 31 was

eding week.

WINNIPEG. Aug. 2-All days ain over Northern Alberta also

0

' I .I

_"`W°_€‘='f'f`~»“f-'f-» Calgary reports all day rains.

Male

WANTED - MAN FOR HAYING. '_

Bert Warren. North River. R. R.

L-1266-8-3-31.

He", Wa “ted ge-ry heavy dowiipour in Southwest-

n _

able damage. Looks like rain here

l'n Manitoba which did co ider

oday.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2~Ma_cnz1ne

S1091 ~`a\'» Signs are a carin

Al’PB.l'JN'l`l(,`E WANTED TU Ll

leam Barber Trade. Short Course expert training. Molar Barber Co.. iege, Halifax. 17-356.

WANTED -A YOUNG MAN OF

good appearance and education to learn fur cutting business and acl as salesman. Box A care of Guardian. L-1175-7-31-31..

#__ I

,.

er’

IUIINISIIEII (`0TTA

ii the Montrose River.

WIILE 01' Albertoli.

|08 RENT

iol !otil'i..

I0 LET -- lroonied less ful-ua

IBZILIJT '-'

Iiiinlslicd

Apartuieu

tract ic situated Harbour lrrludulg two six Riverside Rent $42 5

tor Scrv

Brothers.

L-ion-1,

YANTED near city

llbd. Wr te

Guardian.

situated o

Park Road.

phone Ra

GES T0 LET

irisay Hardy.

iz___n. niggas-a-3-ii.

-FURNIS

rarely large and a

¢=;__

HED ROOM. ry. Suitable

t. Good location. Apply

Guardian Office. L-1169-7-31-31. ;;_»__; __ - 1-__ __-_~;;__~__

.\'E\VIIY DECORATED llouse with bath. 111179-

cc. Apply

No. 13 Spring

L-1100-'T-29-31-8-3.

SIX ROOM APART-

inent in Cu\'ciidi.<l'i rooms and naught $4

$45.00. Four

dining alcove in Con- 2,00. Both Janitor ser-

rlrr and dt~t‘oi'ntcd

as required.

if-required. Coll 288-J.

Apa rtinen

Apartmcn 0 per mon

W

L-1263-8-31.

___ _.__ _ ...___

I0 RENT-NEW SIX ROOM

1 with Sun Porch, at

Dundas A

. R

plinadc T

prirtnients, Dundas Es- lus is n. particularly at-

t beautifully

wcst side overlooking ent $55.00 per month, Janitor Services. Also room Apartments at

ts, Water St.

th with Jani-

lcos. Apply DeB1ois 45-47 Queen Street. -24127-29-31-8-3-5-7-10.

ima*

T0 BUY-. PROPERTY

with 10 to 20 acres of stating price to X. Y.

L-1249-8-3-ll.

L 1231 8 2 ai. '_

cies moved nurruwly against thc

`“ United States dollar in foreign

- ' pp s

lat bottom of summer lull in

steel industry lla; been reached and that July_ probably represents 1o\v buying point in buying. Places

't weeks operating rate at 34

as

per cent fr 3 points above prev. ions week. Says quiet conditions likely to continue through part of August with the latter of thc month expected to show upturn as

fall Pmzfams get under way. Commonwealth Edi"on period end- ing June 30 net income $13,592,018 after 8843.407 surtax on undistri- buted profits or $8.43 a. share ag- ainst revised net income $9,948,- 643 or s6.14'a share in preceding 12 months.

MONTREAL. Aus 2-Regular dividend of 50 cents declared on

, Inter. Nickel.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2~'['he Buick

division of General Motors reports domestic retail deliveries for the

I second 10 days or July totalled 3,. 094 cars comparing with 5,144 in me first' 10 days of the month and 4,376 in the corresponding period of a. year ago. This was 5, gain of 1,178 cars or 39 per oem, over the 1936 volume. Sales show- ed a smaller summer decline than was registered at this time is you ago. and are expected to continue at or above present levels for the remainder of the month. Produc- tion is being maintained at more than 1.000 at the factoy in ex. . cess of 16,000 units. Used oar sales '| by Buick dealers during the second 10_days of July totalled 10,474 units against 9,847 in the first 10 da:»'s of the month with used car stocks reduced to 30,171.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2-The Sen-

ate passed the Wage and Hour Bill on Saturday but it 15 not 95 drastic as the one being consld- ered by the House. The House will consider the bill this Week, but it will probably be several days be. fore anything final is done. Plans ‘ are fOr Congress to adjourn with- iin 3 wcek<. The Magazine Steel says evidence is increasing that the summer lull in the steel busi- ness is over. This publicity may help the steel stocks further. We would expect the market to do better today and _lt would be es- pecially encouraging it the rails participated to a greater extent.

Farm Wanted

A FIRST CLASS EXPERIENCED

Currencies

MONTREAL, Aug. 2 _ (CP) _

FARMER wishing to return from Pound sterling advanced 15-32 cent S9-‘k“CI‘*’W““ Wants I" |9359 2 13"" on Montreal foreign exchanges to-

ot 100 acres-with option of pur- d

ay to 4.08 3-8. The French- ii'anc

cliasc. Farm must hc.in first class ,.€_ma<m_,d I I , d t 375 "‘"‘dm°"~ Immediate °°"°“sp°"d' whilel the uléilltlyde Salates dcdlllals

ence requested. .

I-I. K. S. HEMMING,

was 1-32 lower at pi-ii".

New YORK, Aug. 2 _ (Ap: _

83 Great George 5;|»¢¢¢__ With Lolldon exchanges closed for

_ _ _ _ ' t

ie batik holiday. leading curren-

exchaiige dealings today.

The franc closed up .00 3-8 of a

I- U K L E cent at 3.75 3-8 while sterling wus

cady at $4.97 3-4. The Nether-

I Sl

'W' _ liilids guilder held even. The dis-

0119 Of Ihe best l)USln0S9 count on the 90-day forward franc

stands in the country. Will w

be sold as a going concern W

as .09 of a cclit. below spot prices ith official control board support

with buildings, good-will, etc., or general store can be `| purchased separate from produce warehouse. Build- ings can he secured on rl ren- tal basis if desired, and rea- sonable terms for payment can be arranged.

Condition of proprietors

health reason for sale.

J. A. MacDONALD & C0., LIMITED

Cardigan, P. E. I. @-..;.._l_.l

I 3 1=-

-_

STALLIDN INSPECTION

All owners ol’ slalllons that have not been previously inspected, must ire their horses inspected during the present season. In order in qualify isewlro during the season of 1938. Inspection will he conducted durlh!! Hatter part of August. Any owners who neglect to arrange lor this llnciion, and are found offering stalllons for service, will be dealt with tier the provisions of the Stallion Enrolment Act. Application should

made at once to the Department of Agriculture, Charlottetown. \

l246~8~3-31.

3

continuing. The Canadian dollar was unchanged at 99 31-32. ,

'iEs'rno§Iio..\i,r.oivs or*LiQuon

JOHANNESBURG, (CP) -Police

arrested 577 natives and destroyed 12.892 gallons of native liquor con- coctiohs. some which included car- hidc ns :I constituent.. in week-end raids in western suburbs of the city.

LIVERPOOL. England (CP) _

Arix a _voting malc leopard at the Liverpool Zoo. sprang or. his keep- er, 35-_roar-old John Ashworth. kil- ling him before an attendant watch- i~~~ 'Moi outside could render aa-

. sistance. _

NOTICE

All breeders interested In the

Holstein tour meet at J. W. Jones' Bunbury Farm Friday, Aug. 6 at 10 o'cIock, when the party will leave for a tour of the southern

I

part of King‘s County. through ilontague, Murray Harbor, Belle River, etc.

Arrangements for lunch have

been made for the party on arrival at Dcw:tr‘s. New Perth. P. E. I. IIOIISTEIN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.

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THE COUNTRV 'BUMP-MINS.

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ff- =

Montreal Stock Exchange

(Supplied by Pltrield & 00. members oi Montreal Slack Exchange and Curb Market)

Si...-an Bell Tcl 169 169*/1 Brazllitin 27 is 27 ‘_-I Bruck Silk

B C Pow A Build Pl'0d Cali Cement Can Nor Pr

Can Cnr Fd 1414' Cali Car Pfd 25% Can Hydro Pfd 90'.. Can Ind Al A 6’/I

is

Clan

35 35 61% 61%

3w:aag§',;

FS §`~`u~<

Cali Pac

Cali Steam

Celanesc 25

Cock Plow Con Sinelt 81 81 Di »t Seag

Dom Coal Pfd

Dom Bridge 49 Dom St. B 23

Dom Tex

Dryden

Eng Elec A Eng Elcc B Found Co 23% Gen St W 13% Goodyear

Gyp.~iim ' 12% 13

I-Iam Bridge How Smith

Imp Tob Int Nickel

Int Pow Pfd

Lake Woods 29 29 Massey 1-lar 9% 9% McColl Ft 12 12

Mont Pow 33% Nat Brew 4151 Nat St Car 47% Norancla 84 ‘ft Pow Corp 22"i. Que Pow 19% Shaw 29'/i

12%

34% 13%

49 23% 84% 17%

I4 .

85 17%

53 -<5:

14% 14% 66% 66

33 41% 47% 65 22% 19%

29 ‘iz 12%

34% 13%

St Law

St Law Pfd Sou Can POW St Can

St Can Pfd Win E‘cc A Win Elec B

Montreal Curb

(Supplied by Pltfield and Co.) Stocks Open Cloio Abiiioi 5% 5% Asbesws 87 87

B A Oil 23-‘S Beauh arnois 8 ‘/r

Brew Corp 3 Bath A 21

Cali Vick

Dom Tar 12%

4’-5 431 4': 4%

24

8% 3 20%

12% 15%

44% 24'/n

15%

Fraser

Fraser V T 0 45

Ford 24%

Hir Walker

Home Oil Imp Oil 20% 21 Int Pete 35 35 Melchers A Price 40% 41 Price Pfd

Royalite 4816

48

R0 t Mitchell 22% 22%

Livestock

(By The Canadian Preu)

MONTREAL, Aug. 2-Prices held

Bteadl’ with light trading on All sections of Montreal livestock mor- kets today. `

Receipts: Cattle 964; calves 980;

hogs 2251; sheep and lambs 1589.

Good cows made $4.50 to $5,

B00d heifers $8 to I7 with ii few medlums weighed at $5 to 85.50. Steers ranged from $5 to 87.50. Good vealerir went 87.75 to 88,

mediums up to 87.50, fairs $7 with common lights from $5.50 to ld. Drinkers ranged from $4.75 to 35.50, grassers from $3.50 to $4.50.

Good ewes and wethera brought

$5.50 to $8.75 with culla and buck lambs picked out at $7.50 tn 87.75. sheep made from 32.55 to $4.

Bacon hogs made 810.50 fed and

watered with $1 per hog premium on selects and the usual .-.tits on

oil grades. Bows made from 87 In I-

.

Al Chem Am Can

Am For Pi'

Am Rad

Am Tel Tel

Am Water Ahaconda. Atchison Atl Ref Auburn

Bald Low Balt Ohio

Beth St

Biiggs Man

Case

Ches Ohio

Chrysler Com Soi Com S0 Con Can

Con Edison Con Gas Co Com Prod Cur Wright

Deere

Dupont

Elec Auto L4

Elec Pr Lt.

Firestone Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen Motors

Goodrich

Goodyear T Gt N_o Pfd

Hud Mot Car

Ill Cen Int Har

Int Tel Tel

Johns Man Co

Kennecott

Miss Pac .Ry Mont Ward Murray Co

N Y Central

gap als Reg

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New York N H

Nor Am Co

Nor Pac

Pack Mot Paramount Penn R R

Phil Mor

Phil Pet co Post. Tel Cab Pub Ser N J Pure Oil Co

Radio C0

Radio K 0

Sears Roe Co Shell Union Oil Cc South Pi-rc Std Oil Ind Std Oil N J

Stude Co Texas Co

United Air

United Corp United Drug

United Gas Imp

U S Rub

U S St Co U S Ind A1

Vanadium

Wamer Bros West Union

West Air B `

West Elec

239 109% 10 22 172% 21 58 81

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65% 20 139% 162 38% 23%

5854 37% 5675

40% 50 16% 24 Il5 '.5 11%

80%

63% 135% 40%

35 4% 28% 29'/z 3% 22% 37% 91 ‘S 83%

43% 2078 9%

95

48%

70 13%

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49% 41%

Stock! Clols

239 lil.

10 22 171% 20% 58%

81 29% 29% 8

27% 100% 46 191 51 117% 14% 2’/A 57% 38%

66% 20% 141 162% 38% 23

58% 3751 58

42 50% l6“i 23% 117% 11%

61%

63 ‘li 13 51'; 40

36% 4% 28 % 29 9 22 36-'Fi

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48%

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154 155

Woolworth 50 50

Produce Prices

i

(By The Canadian Press)

MON IREAL. Aug. 2-Butter and

egg prices registered slight change on Montreal open produce mark- ets today.

Graded egg shipments in carlots

or less were quoted at 30 cents a dozen for grade A-large, 29 for A- medlum. 23 for B-large and 21 for C.

Butter was quoted at 26 1-2 to

3-4 cents a pound for No. 1 while lots to retailers were 27 1-2 to 28 for solids and 28 to 28 1-2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 14 5-8 to

3-B for Ontarios with Quebecs at 14 1-4 to 1-2.

Potatoes: Que. new whites No. 1

80's .75 to .80; No. 2 80's .56 to .65.

MARKETS AT A GLANCE

(By The Canadian Press) Toronto - Stock and commodity

markets closed tclvic holiday).

New York-Stocks closed higher. Winnipeg-Wheat market closed. London-Markets closed (bank

holiday).

Montreal-stocks closed unchan-

ged.

New' York-Cotton closed steady,

coffee steady and sugar irregular.

New York-Canadian dollar de-

clined 1-64 to 99 51-64 cents.

NEW YORK CURB

(Canadian Press)

Stocks

Amer Cyan B 34 Amer Gas Elec Amer Sup Pow

Assoc Gas Elec A

Atlas Corp

Can Marconi

Cities Serv Creole Pet

Elec Bond Sh

Ford Can A

Niai' I-Iud

Un ight Pow A

Un Light Pow Pfd

Gulf of Penn

Humble Oil Brown Pfd

COMMODITIES

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Aug. 2-Prices held

firm on Canadian commodity ex- change produce sectlon today.

Butter Spot - Que. fresh (92

score) 26 1-2 to 5-8.

Cheese Spot-Unquoted. Eggs Spot-Ont. A-large Siu: A-

mcdium 29a; B-large 23a; C. 21a.

Futures-Butter steady. unchan-

ged to 1-8 cent higher; Aug. 28 5-8 to 7-B; Nov. 27 1-4 to 1-2.

Close

3% 38% 20%

13'/n 'I

57% 3%

AIICTIDII SALE

I offer for sole by Public Aucllon

on August 7th at I o'clock P .M. all Stock, Crop, Machinery and household goods.

I\I.EXAN“I-IR McRAE, Auctioneer.

C. A JIAMSAY,

L-1265-8 'I-21.

(supplied by Pimero me oo. mm- ill. __

hurl of lltllllrul ltool Exchange md _ 1 ~~'T_:_;"_ ‘ ;;f f;~'ff':'i_~i:_r: ' _if.:;;' L

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NEWFOUNDLAND. |AMAlCA» CUBA.

PUEBTO RICO-

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

CHICAGO. BOSTON. LONDON, ENGLAND

_gn flze QI/‘asf . .

A POPULATION receptive to many .Canadian products, within comparatively easy reach, offers a market which should be of interest to Canadian manufacturers

and agriculturalists. Our knowledge of West Indian business conditions is gladly placed at; the disposal of those interested.

Inquiries are invited.

I

World-wide facilities in every department of banking 0

‘Irie BANK of

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OVER A CENTURY OF BANKING SERVICE

» |19

Charlottetown 0'Leary Alba ny St. Peter! Kensington Siunmerside Montague Victoria.

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Banks

(lupllotl by Pltlleld null 00.]

Banks Open Close

Bank of Canada Bk of Commerce

Bk of Mtl Bk Nova S 336 335 Royal Bank

NEW HAVEN 1". I.

The monthly meetlng_ of the

New Haven W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. Michael Devei-eaux, on July 14 with fourteen members and three visitors present.

The meeting opened by singing

"The Institude Ode."

Roll call was answered by “What

we dislike most in men." The min- utes of the last meeting were read

5-- __ _ .__ --H -

MONTREAL CURB

(Canadian Press)

____ ____.:

and adopted.

Mr. Richard MacPhee gave A

very interesting report. on the

Annual Convention held at Stoc

Charlottetown. 73

Bills amounting to 980. were is

paid. It was moved and seconded Dupm‘_q‘ 7 that the thanks of the Institutc be Thomp Cad 59

entendcd to all those who helped in ani' Wt' to make the i=~“'“ P‘»\1`iY SMART poo Kxows ,\tAsTaR’s a success and to Mr. Michael Mc- H \g|'|~S Mantis for the use of his field. It _ __ __ WM fiffificfi W i1“'l\“ til” Kim-*‘°“ .»=.i>li:i..»\.ii>u_ A»_i_.irtili_i, Ju;-: as W. I to thc Scptcinber meeting __,Cp,_T,,,,_ mc .;.»,11_,.,_ imsc; 9-lid al-50 V’ hold 3 P19010 0" AUS' whcrc his iiiustcr \\;i.= 1401115!-

ks CIOGO

wered by “Threading a Needle on & B01-I-16.' i ry

The meeting closed by singing W

I

the National Anthem. ivai

ust 5th. The Sick Committee for A mam ,.1mh,.S p0};CL.m,,n my

Ii '_ _ . r

Nxt mfmlh 1*'-M” Vflclflel l at, the inane ‘ionic md b ought

._ ._ . . 9

Df"'¢‘T95“X and Mi-55 M'"’lIl" BI'°“'“- rliiln to po‘_io¢> ,siiitiori `lici'o `Jy

The next inectina is ro hr-ld at ,lsr

U16 l10lTlf‘ Of MTS. Mir‘l'\3f`l MilTlll`il'- i thc cur. but \\'f\s e_i€‘ctcd li mill on Aug. 11th. roll call tn be ans- ffm, fm. (.i,_\»_

rect rar. Tim fol1o\\<‘fi llioiil Olllc

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This is true, unbelievable as it may seem, because fl I-‘1<ll0 receiver is a composite of many highly technical develop- ments upon each of which there is a Can-.iduin patent which might have been independently owned.

Canadian Radio Patents, Limited, was incorporated for thc urpose of making available to Canadian r:id_io m.inu- Ilcturers basic inventions, thus eliminating mulriplc royal- ties and expense which would result if_thcse patents WCIC owned se aratcly. Witliout these basic inventions, _pro- duction ogthe present day radio sets would norbe possible. The Canadian public is now able to enioy radio reception of a character which could not have been obtained without

the use of these inventions.

Support Canada‘s it-ear radio industry and itS IHOUS-1m‘lS of workers by ma ing sure the radioyou are about to urchase bears the license of_Canadian _Radio l’€\ICf\f5» Ilimired, and thus avoid the liability which may result

from patent infringement.

CANADIAN RADIO PATENTS, LIMITED

WOULD YOU TRADE l YOUR PRESENT RADIO ‘ FOR A CRYSTAL SET ?. _

Of course not, yet you might still be using a crystal set if it were not for the inventions

made available to Canadian Radio _Manu- facturers by Canadian Radio Patents, Limited.

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