_ P

..; 'i ' < ‘i ui their liiglii-st idents and inspira-

spei-ksmticfiii-i-V the e\'c.~‘ und iittiicks oi it

race noun "*"'m' L.,-.,,,,,,.,. ,,.,.,,., ~ 1-rm;oHAn.r,o1-rriiowu ouiinmiiu _ " mer or -iw

~*- The evangels have merely failed togoal. but A Practical religion must They give us such a shaggy look now: bedroom door. and VaniBhGd~ ` _ w H

One of the things that has done realize and appreciate their own msg- ,come first. don't they? 'Did you ever hear about "Then the hotelman, close behind 1 *

much to retard the progress of the nificeut strength.

Christian Church is its attitude of

llllfsllil- race for human sympathy and inter- _ The Church has never fully taken est by other forces which have been its P11166 $8 |0800- challenging them for supremacy.

Outside`iufluences liave_ largely us- urped the functions of modern reli- i'

gious iiistitutiiins. humanity a little more heaven and

The (`hurch has constantly had its less of hell on earth, nien and wo-

visioii so fixed upon the ideals of the men have been quick to ally them-

higher life in the promised land that s

it has been unable to see the work way.

that lay before it, and which must

be acconiiilished before the kingdom on appealing to the people in the ‘ '_ 5 ' way it has been appealing to them

9 ' ~ ; _

A Mother s Cares 1'r_;..f.‘;‘:.‘.i";;‘°' .‘.‘;f:.,"i..;".°.i'; :.£_:"r. '.1

Destructive To Health "

___ the Saviour of men.

I ' ' . » . h » f ‘

An.eml., Bad Blond) “e‘d_ theiiid in its Leal for t e ie orniation

lllhdl, Ind lsliaiftldt v¢f‘y fear-inspiring pictures of torment

c°mmon_ :lhat is to be the portion of all sin-

Mrs. \Vilkliison`s Letter(}i\'es .-\d. been wld ,md ,»ef_,,1.1 in the pnipig

vice That livery Mother Can thi-uiighoiit the ages. The beautiful

_ \Vell I¢`0l10\\-_ ~ _-stories contained iii holy writ are

not unknown to the iiiasses of the 801119.

_ , _ _

/-/-/1 --"f -

` .ll .

, .',;~__ 'I‘hrougli these they have ltilfnell t0

"\_ .- "-..'.7"'.’-V3' ticlif-vc that (ioil, the Father of all,

`, -iitcniled huuinnity to enjoy more of

_ ` K ueiiren auil siificr less of hell while

- .i

_ fi; ‘ /'li '»,'.' ' ti earth.

‘E .-`\;\;'é"/"C 5 ~\ it

4.- _f . °, §','~'*" '~ look(-ii about them and wondered at

.i_;_ - Q/ j, " the scemin" impoteiicy of the Lhurch

~ ~ ~ it f _ J' = _gr A _ A $ the conditions under which men and

sf*

/yft;

_ ‘."’¢€"Fi” WP"

'ii

__ -it .- i” sie-_i “

M' ""\ »’ C'/‘VV .eiise tlie iiceil of a. workday religion Ki/h\ °\ "J 2"" " ‘ nl irorkdii ospcls

_i _ _ V __ ,S _ it ,V K .

` ».\

yi-..,,, he., i,,,,,,,. in y,.\\-t,,,, “»\,,,~,. (‘hurch workers that it is of little or

shi' ri'~‘iilz-~i with hcl' lzir'c iunill "0 "Se t0 nppwach the"m““'1t“des

_ _ . i_ y, .lirs \\ilkin_~'tiii irrltcsl "l"iir ycai‘i~\ l af was p.-ile, iiiiiiuiiiiv :mil lurking iii \‘i 1" i.ulitv_ I ivns li ciiiisliilit .~'\iili’rer froii. -

lniitzrstiozi. iiiiil the ilisi|'e.~‘s nil iiilii mm' more than "ww prenchmentsare

ii l __

it rziusrd iiir, i-oiiplvcl with e\'c-r-iii- ‘L

('l`('ii.<lll,f_{ iilllllfllilil, lill\ll(‘ Hit’ \\'L’8kL‘l rn itziv bv <l.iv Voiistziiit liciiiiiiciics

s treuieitdous

They have been outstripped in the

Because these forces have been di- ecting their efforts toward giving

ves with the movements under

The (`hurch has been content to go

e all goodness und love and happin- ess, and the fellowship with (`hrist,

e (‘hiirch has never failed to paint

ers who come not to repentance. The lessons of the Scriptures have

Froiii these the people have Kfither-

ins

And witti the appeals of_Christi,an- y tugging nt their hearts they have’

bringing about a betterment of

omen are forced to live and work. rllowl the L`hurch is beginning to

lt is plainly apparent to iiiodern

ter the manner that has been foi- wed by the (`hurch for ag0S~ (‘oiiditions of life today are such

uuircd to win souls. if the L‘|iurcli is to pl‘ogrcSB at the te to which its eminent position,

force and stored up

ergy entitle it, then notice must

ste; in cer inclistricte. Price $3.00 p r

D t fthMlit fthltl

(fi Nlllynguthgrisgds pe\i.bi)icnti‘:>n liafeihih .. ,g ‘*\_

.__

A onosa nasnmnnascis.

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we shall soon see some ver remark

t e Association of Automobile Manu- - facturers, sat in his New Yqrk office. He resumed: _ “I’ll he glad when cold weather mo-

i J

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'ls-li LAN” llGuLA.|,'°Ns' geave the Company’s wharf daily, except,

gvalllsgfs Domlixefon ‘ln‘i\‘iluitr‘ir Msiilltglgd P into purln person at the Domin on

.. \ ) -

. y - 'Everybody tied before the animal mobile coat, too' (vin St. Johns K Dec 22nd Cnmsgl-MAS SAHJNGS FRGM

iii iii ui ~ 'ii ii ci , ii . dit . . D°°-“"1 “"”""““"°° _. ' ' ' - °i~‘i.°‘ip.§'ii`l'i_ S1i'l`i’ 'i~‘3_“'2i‘i..`i`»ii.”.§`.. 0. ¢.i`.f..g§..i.'i'}‘f“1r iiflffd '§`ii§°`i'.'i.¢.i. l-`iNAl. SAlflllG 0| itll: n....».i. si........i...i. mi. Ponrmun, as .ii iiAui=Ax Ns h _ . _ ' , _ = -q-in _ 9’ From Liverpool Btenmer From Halifax ,,c

sminsllir saninns. _ _ ~~ _ i. i

SSC d

CISCGPZ ld Nomnh \_’,g=:~;:§; fa, if

oy, meriana '_`_ 15 R

harlquglnwn swam From Montreal geegiili Aiieiniiize wth

i Tuesday NOV. gtk The above steamers have alimited sc Af

c0» 9 e I Fr°m eh“_|°“e‘°'.n eammodetion for ;al<>iorlil:>:sengg!er‘,s(;r th’ gg

_ _ , ,_ -_ i i ° , _ _ _ 2 sengers and ro I IBD _ '

E L i " \` "` ch‘n‘e uf Tune Wednesday Ngv 15th Allcisi Line Steamship Oo. at Halifax. ‘ ,_

“ ‘ 1/‘ 50"' ocwh" 'sn' Further particulars upon' FURNESS wlTHY&°°"LTD° l. n D 5 emn etnies., Commencing Monday the 3o\h o ia “cation Halifax. N. S. A¢°“"9~ Loc ms

October the S. S “Northumberland” will' ' ' '

SYNUPSIS 0|' CANADIAN FORTH

equented by motorists took in a words gn d h _Nov nth

(-New York American.) showman and his performirg bear 'George, dear, how often have I mn" °‘ ' ml _ _

D .

nd one morning the bear escaped f0l'biddUl YOU W ¢°m° 155° mY T001” N" "nh “mums Bc 5] ' ~'

I ' i 1 _V

the performing bear? beard from the bedroom an anlrv 01- 5 A R 3" .

"Well, a country hotel, a good deal clamation in a feminine voice, and the From London steamer From Halifax' _ “I

r ' . . z ` 4 ` ' ` \

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` . 0 ‘ I 5 vi{i_':=~`. ~. .

"The cold weather is coming on, and from the stable. without knocking-and in your a\l¢0- " mh Durango 1501 _ LQNADA

Third $$l.25.

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I _ , _ C” Lu lr--._._.._ `___ i ~.

T0 MAKE LIFE BETTER. of God ever can be achieved. a sublime thought and a worthy toriug clothes are made more sightly mounted the stlfrlly. Dlllhld 090° I |`|ll‘Il¢ll Q with’ i ' '

snedsmm sgathgd . . .F.mIDle§mh X Nc|ent_ic, Dec. 9 .... Dee. I| Teutonic. Der. _ll D | sfel From First SIS. Sicond $50

iTr‘1.'é‘.il‘ii°i.‘I.i‘ii°$¥°is'.2i’l.’. .'¥‘i.‘1.‘li"iiL!£i." u_ily Ap|>olnted.Hse Elevator. Carr ss °"”o¥a(§'§l`:‘i'fi'°"°° d "'rs:u'ro

...

One Class Ol.hi‘n (ll) and 'l‘iiilr(d Licifgrg seen er n l

uiday, at 7.30 a. m. Returning will leave‘ B i_s ANx|z°|;"::_ “O 1:1213 l:'l:rhlB8l¢;g:" Picton. N. 5. after arrival of morning ex- - ' -M*-L --` 3 d, homes J ress from Halifax. . _

ow. waiinroiui. l Agent. v - -- _-_-

Y t er, mother,

son. dough sr brother or sister ln certain istricts s homsstesder in

good standing may] pre-empt ri égurirter

Aslutohsvvsn or Alberta. The lpnllcfnt

ncdudins th ‘time required to snrn

ho A

A1§;l:1e\;s;.c;?i:{:;l(1io°hns exhausted his

f. ,. ..

l’

nnclherect s house worth 8111.00

vortgagbnegrit will no be paid for.

_ f B’ Rigid nun ‘ Q _

Ill

in ii . _ o 1 ii su. _ M i- dfmtf. _ _ ...:._'§s:e°¢:iF.i‘;‘.s:';°i;°nr:.°u ° ° "9" “"“‘° 'fi ii="'° » HADIAN PA€lFI¢ nisgenoy on certain conditions, by _

fat enino her son daughter brother or __ i - i , » eietero intending hoinssteeder. i ` .2.“‘é:iir.‘:ii..r‘°:.*'ii. '.°°'ii°°° -1 -_ - -» _ - - 1 I i 1 three Years. A homeste:deruni:y live ' hw R'*' Aummn fguf. i _ " -“,`_" ` . _. . .__..,, loutrem Thousand Islandm T0;-nnto ` ‘ withlg nine miles of his homestead on A ,, ' _' , V - ' - 'ii and N ' _ B ni ,

y 'iii ii 0 - is ‘ ‘ - ' i _ '

_ J .

L%cr:‘\pifeath|s;=:nU;:¢i’l'e :tsl owned and U I1. L lligara Falla Elag ntly W 2' 'B

_ ned and thoroughly up tg-upto sts ‘ _ FROM T JOHN

D n wa! ~ - .~ '_ -~ . ' »~ = ‘mere leaving Quebec aiy exwll s . N, B

»lii'.i“i're?i°|inil¢'i|c’|i'»f-'»¢i‘i!i°|ii‘°iii.»i uqerfg. , commend" I th Nm, "cam" wi, Sunday, during Ma at 6.00 P. M.for Empress of Britein..._....'...Fri D_ec i

sm on nieimide '» some-is.. i-ries “lvgf§,g"\“,,°°f,,§,¢°f¢,;;1g\,;- g;f,=";;g,,§,-,g ‘},°,_‘l». g 4 _ ' Montreal. From Jyune ist., until oe. Leke Mliiitobs....----.-...-.-Sat. ' ii ,two pfgmscgffut "side upon the home "|,E‘on'i_ii|i;_:|si;?§;b giigpi _i_';i.y|u_`;¢-M'l;yu' ail Tuesday fer Halifax and Boston toéier 7th.,idailyJexcept1B€md|;y- en FIRST CABIN

" - ' in AG-' ‘_.» - i " vmmeiw ns une H -. H “Bm nuPanssirs............ 2i§"‘l.2§."f.'.?.‘i.”“.fi“°“..i“’i‘..l?.i’£.i'2i.i“.1232 Iralsatlatic liner. .“0C§_A{|,lé’; t cl F A R E S an M mvsuoaicfiiitig 'ijofonlfo gall: or- one cuss (s.e.....i ciueimo

l4.000"l`onq Dlsp ecement: ~ _ is ass - C0 ull By a 0 C DU D 011. 1 HL

..:"2'°.:’:...'“¥“" ""‘ °“‘“'“° ’"" .'.1::;,§'.°--..*.:‘f‘ai:;-.ii::;:;x.:iii:‘::.::i1:?.".:.i.:f.:°1md cs--_ i°~»° is time abs- and ii-mir wie- t:rES?li8§t. } ...... h in g an t btel 0 nh " tmlmunilizdion ‘ha-‘mana Rv'ndP"r?P d St f H 'lgfiii §"Pwg8;lNOL1,Y‘ i mupglggfggc Nu CAB".

o no o n nper- .c ,is HOIINDTR . n- ia, c ou an earner rom ai , _ smD lon me enter for npurchsesd home- :iiiiieiiir siliersnnin bei-in armenia. up ,.2 zo_ l Genera] Agent, dnebec. I TIIRD CABIN _ ua

ost ulsine on the Atlanllo. ,

sera.-Duties.-Must reside ni; months n Eleeiricfiinein ei-eryroomuinny 5° Returning steamer leaves BOSTON JOB, F. DOLAN, m“PRmsBEs____________________ m asc ofthree years. cultivate fifty acres Logins:liethrggsmtgxi;w§m\;¢€,l\é§o‘;’f&f‘[}§l}§Q§f ,SATURDAY AT NOON O. P. A., Montreal. Other Bosts......... mg

W W CORY fs. iiriiiiianliiae iinncei. ci nmisiiiin, ivireieu. Fm- fn.-ih¢r inf°.-maiim, appiy w, _ QR Emnresses leave Halifax da folio

. ¢ , 0

,ny Bembe, eienmer with sunniiiriiis streets. THOMAS HENRY ing departure from Bt. John. y W

including Shure Excursions, n

'Hotels ite. at Lowest Rates 1'. N I c L L 'jfrglflc Manager , Wi Bi HOWARD I .P A 6 P E

?r‘iriIii“i1ln-lA°l‘l‘ii:ile|ii'iii2F%90m§fii!irfli¥I Agent. Clgrlottetowu. I M°°tr°°1° I `_ st' JULDRL 5' m

-_ -..=="~=--7'--'='=H--_.=%..:'...-av..-..~= -r=%==--a=

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iii'/Illness iiiuile nic ici-i us if life \\'crc- ,ye not worrli living. My c-oiistitiitiiiii _,_

iviis comliletrly iiiiilcriiiliicil uiifl tlic '

taken of ull conditions in social, oiirimic, political and hygienic life. At the recent conference of Church

<~oi.st.iut piilliir und ilullucss in iu_\ “.O,.ke,.s at Silver Bay' where hun. eyes showed wliiit ai sick woman I Med, ,,f ministers and my-men took was. l lic-_L-an to tiike iir Hmiiiltoivt _,nrt in ,me uf the most notable (ps. l.'ilI>' and thc ii\1l*i'<>\`i‘H\¢"‘f» Hlfllllililll i-nssioiis of religious activity in the nitiiv, was sure. liistory of the Church, some forcible

"1 i:1`H'l\\~‘\ll_\' £0! l>=\i`l° Hit' Siff’nkil` -ittcriiiices were made along the lines

nnd my iippctite greu' much stronger _if greater usefulness of the |`i\urch :ind I ¢\iij.i_\'i~<i my iiieals tlioi'o\\s,liiy in workday affairs.

l felt happier suit more criiiteiiteill and tht- sickly pniloniif my fzicc wni ra-placi-il by ii liriiglit rosy color, ti wliicfi pi‘1.\'i-'cl tliiit ii sti'iiiig meilicilll ill \\':i.~: :it \\;iirk. lu it fciv iiionths ill'

Huiiiiltoirs l*ills liriiuglit me from . 1' lcrvice th“_t We may attend in_ silk condition of <li‘nthl_\' pzillrir _tii rnliilut lllff-5 and flock c"“ts~

liliiltli.”

._ . ,- - . . . Ah

Mm can ,_,`,_,ml Un, __.,,,,,,. m_`.,,l,,, 1,, _.ei\es uith this v.<iild as well t e

i:s'.u¥I lir Hiiuii1tiiii`s l’ills-bewurc ol next' They "mst deal with men” bo'

the siilistitiitiii' that ‘offers vou alll' in thing except lli' llaiiiiiltoirs l'llls, Ziirlm

per box. or live lioxes for $1.00, at :ill ilciilers or tlii- t':itiiri'liii7.iiiic (Vini-

- ' I" -"iii lint *to ""’"-" """&` 0' '_ ' little less hell on the earth.

.i_l._.é_._.._-_

-Z-ii-_I r '_-i(.,,t,¢., Say that wn love our neigh-

I hi

I _ takc the (‘hui-ch down to man and

\ I bring the man up to Church."

' li__1_-l ti

rll

li. J. MARTIN. B. A i

Barrister Notary Public etc H

Zlidrtl.

V th

""""""' “W " _*wi clown.

STEWART (D. CAMPDEIJ

_ Blrristers. Solicitors. etc. fa

~ Olficesin l)esBrisii Block Oorner ~5nhgi_=t iipon poor and insugcicnt

Queen andt§lv;;iltt1onES_€'i;ei;tIsd.Chsrlotte- ‘fo

M0N|.;y 1-0 |_0AN_ er know the blessings that come from

W.B.B'l`EWAR'I`.K.O.. N.A.C»§MPBEL well-earned leisure in which they ‘HEY --wg--~---------~ ~ ----'~-i imprnve themselves, socially, moral-

Warburion fd). Shaw "

Bariisters, Attorneys, Notary Public, Eu m Offices in Cameron Block, Charlotietowi _

P. E. Island. "-

_ ` '-"- conference: "Why talk of hell to

sucli',"`

l. J. YEO, M. D.

Residence

193 Prince St

Phone ,WJ ' promised torment of the future will _*__ _ _ _ - _-_ _ __ __ ha

/\ A. McLean, K. C.. Dona_ld McKinnov as

Mclean 42 Mcliinnion most

. To men mul woiiien whose lives are

Baf"3*°|"v A“orn°y3""l"w almost devoid of human sympathy

Brown Block, Charlottetown an

_ ._ ____._..______._i_-_ ._- dit

W, mere existence, what difference dpes it

Barrister and Attorne -at~law not the ('liurcli doors are 0l`-len'-’

Offices- Brink of N. B. Chambers {

Charlottetown, P. E. island. hu

li ichmond Strcet,oppositeSt. l"aul's Churcl :Tl

Hours until io o'clocl¢ to 3 p. m k"_

Moncton, N. B. U’

the Lair ea and Bent Located Hotel i P512" *1K“l|""- f‘i"~_ the Ulf lccommodsf-mr 100 guest: social service is the greatest rie-

.~4iv.uiitsdyin\ the centre of spacious groundi

d d d b , t h d d t niaml iioiv bf.-ing made upon the h"iki'i`iiiii':i'»`e¢°i-iiyydiiffm12:ieiiriiifi? <'hui~<=li. and to that ellen* to Wbwh

the summer season. GEO Mc8WEENlfl the

_ _ _ __ _ ,_ _ man endeavor in like proportion will

ii. o. .\i¢i.isop. ic o. w. 1-2. ui~;N'ri.ici t",§`;

® :EER love the Lord thy God," and

C -55 3,, _I

:emi

5 52°

es-linnk ofN

.` srlcittotovvn P.

mir." ,nd M; y.,,¢.|.p neighbor as thyself."

'€5.’Government Vote inery Inspector) tri ielp them get A llttlc more heaven ‘ $-

ILDON IIOTEI. Phono 299|- an l

-D6

‘e going on in the world every day,*

and which th. (‘hui-ch is doing little

< _ir nothing tderelieve.

ie task of eliminating filthy slums,

MOM L., 1,93", poorly ventilated factories, _l0“tZ

Morris Bl0ck-Cherl0NH¥°Wl1- hours of labor and other conditions

Church that laughing among the

_ , how to getpiit of the tiell in which

Physician end Surgeon they are new uvinc.

od of God and the brotherhood of

--~ ~ - -- ---~ man until the crack of doom it can-

M_D not expect to make any impression

ing against ovcrivhclming odds tu ep body and soul together, Iioirevcr, it is evident that the

no-[EL BRUNSWICK (`liurcti is having its eyes rubbed open

embers Ami the proof tlmt we love God “['f____ may he afforded full demonstration

D®®Q)Q liy the manner in which we show our,

' i i ~ i u -- _ -

Q DR. A' A' : ll'¥`f]c' (lr Olll 0 OW "I6" I i

(

-5drwlf earth.

‘ Is there nny other force that should

_.L A ._._. ._ _ _,__ _..._ pike precedence over the great Chris

tion Cliurcli in doing this work? _

0 child the right to expect that the

DR I ' Hnve not every man, woman and

‘~ (lhiirch, the representative of Su-1

' ’ _ ‘ __ ' preme Power mi earth, shall take

sgecuhsn Qhromc m'“." heed of the constitutions from which

A oasis -Hum ami. nniu»_ N. ' ' 5 th xrNosroLxno'rnn.ivewoinf¢i°w.N.s f,';'f,’ ““""' 'md d" """t mg “t ‘

v;sr`y__|Wed. P.lf.and'l‘hiir|dsy A.M. more wortgothé Hung? e B

"`""'""" ‘ A The ewingellzntlon nf the world in

As one til thi- speakers put it: “lt is not enough for our churches i give us ii fluent sermon and high- ~iceii music on Sunday. . “We do not want a formal religious

Our churches must concern them-

es ns well as with their souls. They list rc_nch under the crust of _s0Ciety, ey must use some of the power at has been stored for generations, make a little more heaven and a

"l`lie tiiuc is past when it is suffi-

irs-ive want to prove it. We must

Ami in parallel vein other 'speakers fl of the misery and suffering that

Why does the church shrink fro|;_n

at are iveigliinfz the multitudes

Why does it close its eyes to the ct that thousands are for ll to

od that thousands of workers nev-

anrl ihtellcctiially? Is it of any consequence to the

asses is becoming: a lost art?

Well may the question be asked, as was by one of the orators at the

What thc people want to.know is

lt is not to he expected that the

ve any terrors for the people siicti

those about which they know

d filled with ull the crushing con- ions of a desperate struggle for

make, someone asks, viliether or

f the Uliurch talks of the father-

the lioi-its who find themselves hat-

the real rcquirenicnts of the cam-

(‘_hurch engages in this line of

rewards be gathered, he first commandment is 1 "Thou

second is: "Thou salt love thv

ie way to love our fcilow men is

a little less hell while they are on_

in its wer to m k life little

“ w n

` The Edmonton Portland Cement Company, Ltd.

AT THEY THI ”

' Article No. 5

CAPITAL $I.500,000 ' “

Imperial Bank of Canada

HIS HONOR G.H.V_ BULYEA. Lieutenant-Governor of the Province

of Alberta.

Edmonton, Airs, sept 5th, 1911.

Allan Hayes, Ltd., Edmonton, Alta, Gentlemen' : _

You ask me to express my Qpinifm

on the shares of the Edmonton Port. land Cement Company, as an invest.. ment, iind in reply would say that I have taken the trouble to make a _\'01"v C1050. personal inspection of the property and have verified the claims of the original locators of the mari beds both es is ii.. extent ofiiiede- posits nnd the quality of the mari and the adjacent clay, and have satisfied myself that in both respects their claims are within the limits. The scientific tests show that it first-class cement can be made from the ingre. dients available.

As the West is_"in the initial stage

of its development, there is an un- limited market for cement within n, radius of 300 miles on the East and as the G.T.P. and C.N.R. both run through the property on which the plant is to be located, the company will have unrivalled facilities to lay down its finished product at everv station on the line of the Grand Trunk Pacific to Prince Rupert and on tht»'C_ N. R. to Vancouver. '

The only other question that is es-

sential is proper management nnd the fact that some of the ehrewdest busi. ness men of Edmonton have agreed to act us directors, and have largely in- terested themselves in the enterprise, should assure intending investors on that point. If I had more money to invest I would take L, larger holding of the stock myself. I remain,

Yours faithfully,

i(lE() H. V. BULYEA.

land Cement:

Merchants Bank of Canada.

Solicitors; Short, Cross, Biggar and Clrwan, Edmonton.

WHAT THEY THINK---Opinions of Prominent citizens of Ed-

monton concerning Edmonton P01'tl2U<l Cement C0mPa11}’ Limited.

J. H. MORRIS.

J. H. Morris & Co., Ltd., Merchants.

Edmonton, Alta, Aug. 31st, 1911.

Allan Haynes, Esq., c o

The Edmonton Portland Cement

Company, Ltd.

Dear Sir:

I beg to acknowledge receipt of the

shares I subscribed for in your com- pany; and would say that on further investigation than before I purchased same, I am satisfied that it is one of the best investments in this coun- try, nnd I can see no reason why the anticipation of the company as set out by them cannot be more than re- alized.

Yours truly,

J. H. MORRIS.

T. H. WHITELAW, M. D.

Medical Health Officer of Edmonton.

Edmonton, Alta., Sept. lst, 1011

Messrs. Allan Haynes, Ltd.,

401 Masel'-llydcr Block, Edmonton.

Dear Sirs:

With regard to the Edmonton Port-

land Cement Company, Limited, I take pleasure in stating that with the large amount of raw material, un- doubtedly of excellent quality, avail- able on the Comi1any’s property. which is situated so advantageously as regards railway facilities, the manufacture o_[ cement by this com- pany should pay large dividends to the shareholders.

Yours truly,

T. H. WHITFILAW.

The foregoing letters need only serve to illustrate the opinion of the

business men of Edmonton concerning the Edmonton Portland Ccmffnt Company, Limited. There is but one opinion in Edmonton concerning this great enterprise, and that is that every fact of it is a guarantee of me success of the undertaking. Every business man iii Edmonton knows:

i. That the Edmonton Portland Cement Company owiis the very

best materials sufficient for the manufacture of i2,ooo_ooo barrels of Port-

::. That the great plant is being built by the most capable iiicn that

can be found in the United States or Canada, and that the Company has been organized according to the soiindest business principles and in a way to absolutely insure the success of the enterprise: i

3. That the market price of Portland Cement in the Edmonton dis-

trict is $3.45 today, and that on basis of a price of

_ BOARD 0|" DIRECTORS '

Lieutenant,-Governor G

S, Heffernan, Broker, H. Gariepy, Capitalist, - H. Clark, Manufacturer,

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MATTHEW McCAUL.EY. Warden, Alberta Penitentiary. Edmonton, Alta., Aug. 31st, 1911.

Allan Haynes, Limited.

Dear Sir:

I have much pleasure in answering

your letter asking my reason for in- vesting $15,000 in the Edmonton Port land Cement Company.

From a personal inspection of the

mari and clay beds, I found a prac- tically unlimited supply of both. I had samples of the same tested and found the resulting cement excellent, with the great coal fields at hand and two main lines railways running through the property, together with the wonderful increasing demand for cement through all the West. I have every conndence in the great success of the company and have no hesita- tion in recommending it to investors. I remain, Yours truly,

M. McCAU'LEY.

A. C. FRASER. Manager, Merchants Bank `Edmonton, Alta., Aug 30th, 1911.

Allan Haynes, Ltd., Edmonton, Alta, Dear Sirs: '

With reference to your inquiry an

to my opinion of the 'value of the Edmonton Portland Cement Company stock, which you are offering for sais, 'I think the best evidence of my good opinion of the project is the fact that I have purchased some of the stock eihecting to get a reasonable return on my money. My observations and information led me to think that a very thorough examination has been made of the property. and that it has great possibilities. The market in the West for the product is splendid

at the moment, and is growing,

:Yours truly,-

A. C. FRASER.

$3.65 per barrel, the Edmonton able to manufacture Cement st a pro on the ycar’s output.

This is h h b l

w yte usne~s f _ - l;

for shares to the amount of icuii-lie liliiinB;$(i1.li>1c(iI::t<(i) H have purchased and Pmd

, o.

This is what Edmonton Shares means to the inaii of small ca ital.

An investment of Srioo will purchase ro shares ~A P th '

plant is in operation theseshares will di '.1 fi' S soon as ei PW Cellf- 0|' $250. The shares will ligaiiyvarth VI en of AT LEAST as

$1500.

Th€S¢ Shares are now offered at

will be advanced to $120.

The subscribermay ii' gh

_ P y e amount of his subscription to any branch

gg l§3';l‘1§:ct:lr;g°l;ai;l; in Canada,or the subscriber may remit the amount I

Larue, Capitalist, Dr, W. D. Ferris, Physician,

~ M, McCauley Warden, Alberta Penitentiary.

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_ BANKERS:

. H. V. Bulyea, Chairman, -

Smith, Official _Assignee. ackson, Capitalist,

Lundy, Broker,

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M. R. JENNINGS.

Managing Director and Editor, the Edmonton Daily Journal.

Edmonton, Alta., Sept. lst. 1911.

Allan Haynes, Ltd.,

400-1-2 Moser-Ryder Bldg., City.

Gentlemen; “ "

_ Re Edmonton Portland Cement.

My subscription for shares in the

Edmonton Portland Cement Company was based on three counts: 4

1. Personal inspection of the de posits of raw material essential to Cement manufacture-mari and clay »-1n_reference to their extent, their P1'°X1mltY to each other and to the main line of a transcontinental rail- Wly. the right of way of which b1_ sects the property owned by the com-

Dany.

2. Personal knowledge of continual.

shortage of cement in the western Provinces and a conviction that thc' market, with the present measure of' Western \=XDansion,~wil1 continue to outrunthe capacity of any cement enterprise whether in operation or'

under construction.

AB Publisher of the Edmonton Jour-

nal, I notice our columns are com- pelled to record constant delays on ‘ imvortant public and private works ‘ due to the inability of contractors to secure cement. ‘

3. Personal appreciation of the ° ability und integrity of the officers" i and board of directors, and algo 01| the stability of an enterprise which shares local contidence to such an ex- UBP'-i°"Bl degrees as is shown in your in stock nooks fn dan, .

Very truly yours, i

M. R. JENNINGB.

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_Portland Cement Company will be‘ fl* 0f$2.oo per barrel, or $63o,ooo '

0 within the year at least

$110. In a very few days the price _

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