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lllll Glll Pll.l.S lllll .

"During August Inst, I wciit to

UU Fred Swantaeruz, king of the cool

- .. ing surf was talking the other day

'rl-ns L.i'i\ns'r n _ __ ______ _ _ _ _,_ _ ._ __.--.._ f f

_ [<3 C TT N i__“ U W O Then better do not mind, At the and of the three weeks ti1¢Y

i 115 - -A .ioiui~iii:.iMAN's $2,000 ui~:,iL_ HUG 0 0 _ _ _ '. _ _ _ _ . __ _ __ , _ ed Furcados and M,~_ Mu,-uury,

0 L' ' `" ' I _ '_°”. _ PROFITS In ENULANDI i_wwiiieilglgiigehigfjggdgdhlilliiiiiiaui Tilliisitelbai/tbilig iislltfieliiiiil. ti iiiulihhurry t<_>_ gv_t__to__:__Ef:B¥Y£;__\::_'

__ _ __ _ , _ with profits amounting to the huizelln _collision"\\'ith the shortstop-g__. _ _________ _______t ______ ____________ t___________. _¢_:_;i__fc;1____l;_i; b;__é__ a___I;______d ____l_: that ___;

N01' HELP HEM ':;;”.:.:?“:°.“;.';‘°:...:" .‘.‘t.'i';‘i:.r'..tif;z1: :sexi '.':.‘.‘.‘.*;'.':.° f§f"§;‘:.. 21?. "ff e l... .... .. .....-_ he ---

_ _:ii-il with seaweed. a _ _ __ l ;‘._o_a_§s, dldtd., sghis Yearit anIi_i_punces__ a l V\`ix__l_ie__fo<_i_l h_m_in_ces'.' _ . Yi"‘:_'_]_\ t*;_';l_?'___'_-_"‘;_‘;i_;ie*"r__t'_`_‘_’_‘_'_i_’l"» __;W_a;t_i;;___i_lv_;:lc¢_;1_:1__L‘____ K_\_l__*ii“» _ggi _xg

__- 1 lit-'niheiizitHi-3iiiniihteiiaiireeniiliareiiziildtill; urblriiilit :nite tli)eerlB‘i";l;°i1 CV; printf;-6?. i When thi ui|ii»irk;ri4n“f*£-5*i`*;`¢}i1\bi°*i I . . _ _._T~____*. i . fhffii. “"°°k“' i `

goienznent transplanted ahout 20,- _ as the following table shows; l ' E!`ThRT‘ub`Mh"\r IN Tub HOME' "`_”-'_-'___'

.» 000 Eastern lotsters in Monterey Bay. 1911 .... ..

Mouirealzoconsnlr if sp.-r,i..lis-i .r- 1 h:_..l l Before siiililiiiiz Wooden neun had been ' 1910--~--~

-$3,102,952 !

been suffcrin terribly with Stone in 1 piif iii illi‘if 0ii=\WH H0. ilhlii- fiieyi i909-~~-~ ~' ~~~~---£2-917i557i

the Bladder. gf-Ie dcciih-<1 iooperiitelizrt 'coiildu't fight each other en route to; 1908......

the coast. Before tralisplantiiig tho5i;~` 1907...... _

in charge neglected to remove the In addition to t e usual dlvidendui - _ _ t- , , , _ If -M thu, u-,, wooden pegs. with the result that all bonus of ls. ,l share is recommended, THOUGHT IT WAS A CHAi.‘l\_ “l_‘_eIf‘IéS;° l:_‘}‘:;_l_“i",l.`;_;"gd‘:):_2'., said a D02; 8;), ) _ _

_ the lolrters died. maliing 35 per cent. for the year, or, --- . ‘ - ' - ' . - d l -. [ll-all,

TIWY "°ii@‘~'¢d \h¢»P“‘“- I ‘°°k \“'° I 'lhe :government accordingly sent.the same as for 1910 and 1909. ' For* A corpulent gentleman with u. large ifngiill’ ;;“;t,::it:f::, léggrliiazégngo 3;" That me im ' mt `

`unother shipment, and this time saw 1908 and 1907 the distribution was 30 liippetite entered n mean-looking res-_];‘cturl;?,, The 1__“_ye__ Stine B ,ook at so here within the t“,m,,m husk I that the pegs had been removed be- per cent. tau_rant, and ordered a chop, audi _ ue, I _ __

li ; _ '

“halted twenty minutes' Tile; the- liihyii "shesAr;cl1swei'ed, “just going." Heartfwwriing. I listen with strain-

raid the stone, wap too large to realm ir andtqg hurd to crusli. I ri-luriit‘!!l`l'ii:iiie

try Gin Pills.

boxes and vveiit buck io tliesllccmliei. Ile said the stone 'was smaller but _lic

could not reinoved}\-ulilio\\i!`i\ he "“"i for two hours an ‘§,h1iii. I`._1‘¢\i§fi1*’*i home and coutiniierl to i:\k_e bin l"iil>- and, to my siifprise and ivy. I Passefi the stone. Gin Pills are i. e lit-ei uieili- _ ` ` the world axill. iJ¢¢"‘ii"*~` mel'

flicni all the rest of my life". _ _ 1. .itiriilvr i.l_-:.<;~f\i:l>_ J<>ii\~\i<'- I .Q . 5oc. a. box, 6 for $.z.5o-at ull di-alr_r>.

fore planting the lobsters. some time _ _

rlrereiifitw me Albatross steamcfi in- THE FUGITIVE- waiter reel>l_>eare<l__Wi_ih 11 hgda _UD

to Monterey Bay, under the com- ‘i which restei li da o nies P0 8- ~. . . . _ .. ,uuuul ul me Uulguu Smluu lrlulu gum. (Laurence Alma Tadems.) ¢,0@g_ ,, bl; ol mem, buruud almost tl, 'l‘HOL(vHl‘ HI. “Ah 1-li):-l l.

r in .. . mission, looking for results Uf the When she returned to the clouded la cinder, out of which emerged ii "‘°'

iliicleine soiiiuvh g<iod,lwillrecouiiueiiil itransplulitilis- Lobster traps were hind. li-ug, thin view Ol b0ii0- fliundoii I_)l\iliion.l _ _ _

_WL M llinereut ,,U,ms_ but nary ,, She held sweet flowers in`her hand; --Sec here," called thc customer, "1, At a recent meeting of_ the A.nei'i-iD____r h__art_ “___ I f0,.,_,0tteu in that _ l<»h.~atei~ was captured. The govern- HW' W” W"¢ bl'iKil11 ordered n C1101-‘~" can Society in bonilon bliester Mer- lamp, » Mmy mom. are kept in __ unto’ ,,,,.,,¢ ,_|,,.,, ,,,,_.,te,l ,,,,,ic,.s Ogle,-l,,,: With a beaming light .-Yee. Si,._.. replied the muu_ iitliere ciiry related ri pilluant incident. H_€_ 0,. led the mi, whwl, (ated w,m,,.,_, morbid feat of __e“_h_ become '__ k

_ _ 23. :pu

Fiereely on election day!

153,171,000! learner let im., face the trials

Which on common mortals wait

£2.701.698i'l‘hau grow up a mollycoddle £a_0ss,1z5| shielded tenderly from nite.

._._...__-.--

--r- . FOBGOTTEN.

(Success Mallazinel | ---i _

A Louisville barrister escorted hiafl asked of thee, when thou didst

wife and daughter to a lecture and start that, day. _. then to his wife’s annoyance disup-| Alone, yet brB\'¢. “P011 N10 “WV reared. He was on hand, however, _ marked trail,

uldst come hack

-4 »-.

ed sharpened ear: _

thou art calling me; ii U3" “Vt

calling now. ‘ _

1 do not, cannot hear.

niuch as she does ll rll~u"_ mink `

li can make hi - ills :triad wear. m over' but lm d°°*n't

The woman who forever other how to keep a swoethieiii-in: °“` has one herself. "ff

Showers are/ given the blu _ _ the storms come afterwsrdi M0 bi'

Palpitation

Of 111° Heart.

r .

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Nervous Prostration,_S_le-ip.

lessiiess and llizzy Spells.;

li um; standing cm 'cami ny

MlLBUBN’S HEART AND N EBVE PILLS.

and lnguey puck if iii_e_v fzril io_gi\o ,52_00,, for K ,,pe,.,,,,e,, of the trans, That none could understand. _ _ ll lu," arrived ut Lokojli, on the Niger, and now., ‘ ' d _ bl th _ °“ ~

f¢]igf_ S;\l1lple-_ box _frL~e. N_uil0ii il i Drug 8'. Clieuiicu_l__Lo. of Lili-i*i¢i~ Ll,_ul,_¢.l_ Dept, 1’l~. lol-ohio. 89

co~.l»_r~i~.»~ i:Aiin noiei

Opposite Statel1ouso,Boston,Ma ss

.__...._. if i .__;,,_§;. ;,__:_.;.;f 1 35:- » fir. =..;.§>’-f ~ 'iT=12ii“'2`."-. 'iiifir .,ir1J__.__..\`__'_:-¥ff_g.'__. ' H551'

offers rooms with hot and cold water for ll.00pe-rday and up, wl.l;~ii incl_udei_i free use o|Pi_ihli<: shower baths. I\othir|2_io eqpalthli-lin New Englalid. Ifoonis with private hnilm for sl.50 er diiyirnri up: suites of two rooms an<i)l»iilh for ‘L00 per day and ul.. Uininl.: rooms i-ind cafe first- Cllli-l. Eiiropealipiiin

ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF stone doors. nothing wood but the door

Equipped with its own Sanitary Vacuum Cleaning Plant.

Strictly A Temperance llofcl Bend for Pooklet Commorwf-ali:-. lloiel Inc.

STOR. R F. CRAl"1I°»

...mi uii~s.i,f_p

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caiiglit. one. of the lobsters. 'l‘hel\, what hidden glory hast tim" -"ei"-' thinking that there wus ll law against What magic sod

vlitcliilig them, he sneakerl the lobster H39 "JY Willie 100* l-Tod; to his home. cooked it. lite it und de- what B0“g'nued gmves °' greelw

siroyed all cviiieiice. l.u.tei' he di- . vlllgerl the .sewct to sonic other fish- Said she: I mnowed acroasxhe Vial” ,.,-m,,,,_ To the gates of Love, to the gates of

"l muilglit, ll lohstel' sixteen iiiclic.-= pain; l

l,,,,.:_" ln. 5 ,,l_ By one, by two, ,

--ivlluly' they l,x,,l,,im,»(l_ All the rest went =t,h.rough; | "\'\‘~‘. und I was llfriiid lu. ,,u|l “_ Hut l came back again. . _ . _

so l utr- it ni_.'sell."

-.,-,.,,,-» f wILi.rl~1.‘ -

.\liil they lilwvke to liiiii the slid news _ 1

lN)i\""I‘ 'l‘fl()UBl.Fl.

Thei'e's a saying old and rusty,

But as good as any new; "Pia "Never trouble trouble - 'Till trouble troubles you."

lloii't you borrovi' sorrow;

Yoii'll surely have your riiiiirii

He who ilreailis of sorrow

Will find that sorrow’s there.

lf care yoirvc got to cari~y,'

lfound a 'fine boat moored alongside, ,rind went abonrd ut once. His boys

Smart Set. '

EPIGRAMS OF EYE.

_,___-

,iluuturl l.,l,u¢_¢_-ru' _ | "Ah, no it is," mused the hungry went to the whurf to ta!-'e passage Ur is my sense wo ,,,.0s,, tn ,,,,de,._ worn,an inislera e, eir nerves becqiuu Two years missed. _ A rziuiitu Cruz Siiid filffyi Wi1€i`C. Hifitfff iliwi- i-i\0\l mon. readjunting his spectacles. “I down the river to Forcados, where he_ gstandg il!18lfl1D8» “U 015' '~`»°11!\0_t5i9¢l7~ .

ugh,-rluuu um, lu lllu llgglu ,,macll_ been? _ lthought it wus ri crack in the plate." could board an ocean going steamer. l Ah_ Shan I ever k,,l,,,.?. _ T9 lull gud; suffer-qs Mllbumfs Hem

He UJUUKM himself lucky when he' -Nellie 'Riclimond l<lhcrhart, iii md Nerve pills will give pmmp, and

permanent, relief. _ Mr. Peter I-lalsiad, Tilley, A_lta., _v_mtcs:-"I take great pleasure in wnting you a few liner: in

fbroiight his baggage, and thc travel- ller had it placed in the best state-

lroom he could find.

-tell you what your Heart and Nerve

I -a`u ss beirut is hut li roy i.,r~i Pills have done for me. I had 3 lu

_ A bi i le y _ _ ng . Returning to the saloon he found fi ever. ' standing 0lS¢0l Dalpitatiou of the heurl,

fwliite man sitting comfortably in ii. l ~'”'“”"

liiervom prostration. slceplcssiiess and

fchair and invited him to liilve ri I On hii~i.hdu,yS, lifter tweiif-Y. `lZii`i=‘ di21Y Weil* I i-‘0"Zht 3_i)°X Oi Mil-

drink. The hospitality was readily fugiially substract riither than odd.

c it d and before lon th( boat' -*'*

`reiiehed their destination Mr. Mer- ty_-

’ burn's Heart and Nerve Pills, and they did me so much good I continued their

ac el e . g i _ _ . -_

fstarteil on its three weeks'.triD down_i The woman who is beloved bl' \\`0'- a§y“rr;;'é°¥e3§e“:§(;__e5§K§r‘:g£?_x“;r;';€

_ the Niger to l<‘oi‘cailos. l.'ntil they r_i-len only is not remarkulile for hcuii-_ ue . “ren “med” and I recémmcna

1 them to all my friends.”

that tlii-rr was ll rewaril of $2,000 for

~..ini ll °~t r i

ii -_" itil' >li-` e fl' lin the hay.

l ".\'id l lilifl ;l $2,000 mctil," l-mill Y _ lihr li.<hei'inuli, and fliinted. ' et with gloom we ‘mmetimen W°°d€i`

'rlll~: 'rlilxu 'l'il.\'r

Holisl-is r;.i.\"'r ho.

"ll`s ii fuliuy tliiulz." said the old

:fnimul trainer, "but you calf; train li horse to walk on hiil forcfeet, l~u- ieliiisc he uin'l built that way. Trike ilu- dog or cat animals and tht-y’ll not only walk on their foreféet., but they will ego up rind down stairs with their hind logs iii the ufr, " lf’¢=` .i little l\:iv-der to felirli than wulkinl; on flir hind fret, but it is uierely ii iiil_i_tt+-r .i!_p_at_ienrc and kuowing,ho5v, hut xref ii liorsl- oH his li_nd legs mil

f ir

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f' /f ‘._\.»`.»_.-¢T"'- _~_` _ . ____.__ _.,

We make no charge for tes

ing each eye separately to sec if you need glasses and they can be ordered or not later, just as you please. \Ve keep a record of test so that when de- sired we fit you with any style of lense or mouutiugs wished for and at a moderate price.

E, W. TAYLOR

I Smith \`lde U-iieeri Sonar

rlmwirwt

WANTED

I yoilng ladies and young pf iiilcuien

who expr.-I -vi make .1 success io life, io know ilml mu li depend:-i upon ll1.- niosiplli, luring rfghl

of coireciir ;; iniperfrrvi vision.

Our Mr h\!\‘i~rsli‘ii all eiprrt filling l.;'as<es will he in cunalaili allendaucc in our i lilo.: from now

Ofhi Silvefsfon QI ‘Epstein

l)rf: ol Oplics.

158 Lfuel-.n St. Uhiir ottetown

Come hr-rc and icairii our mr-ihocls

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'-- |' FU’Noaz/ie ’ i FARM

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-_ Seaieii in

your favor-

- le clizili' bc-

fore a cheery

' llrc you can

enjoy all the liariuoiiv that the leading ~liigers and inu- siciaii~ iii the world can pro- duce. Tliink wli:ii":i treatii would prove for the f:iliiilv--- for yoiirsell`_ Aiirl ii’.~‘ all so t-:isy for the '

the Edison Phonograph

brings the entire 'world of en- terlainlneut to your lioiuc--- sings, talks and plays whcii- ever and as often as you waiut it tu. You cam have the time of your life all thc time if you own nu Edison- it's the only perfect, satisfactory, sound-reproilucer in the world.

Tliarie is :i full liniv of Edison

plmnugraphs here--iornbinulion

typ" -- ra.nging_ lu _price from $i9.5oip. Call iil_ to ay and lei the lidiwn entertain you.

A. E Toombs |77 Qlleen Sf."

you have ri lunie liol"Hc. Dozens of troili.-rs have spoiled ,from one to iw..-ntl' horses apiece trying for the trick, hut the nearest anyone ever clinic to it wus an Eilglisli trainer, who haul ii jackass that C_0\llll Stiiy up for ii little while, biitf-even "the .luck wus trained und soon had to he destroyed. Horses taken into the tlii-:fires will go up the steps as ug- il¢~ ,lu riffs, but wlien they sonic down flu-y have to ho lilickeif iliiivn. 'I‘hlif's om-_ rfuson why horses used iii hill work hreuk down so quickly. lf's not the long hard pull uphill; WS till* lioirliug hlick goini: down."

_\ (‘ltl.Vll<I 'l'<i (‘(ll{.\'l<7l_l F1lUll.

l~`ol|oi\'inl.g ullon the hill for the es-

ta isliliiellf. of hzike houses .and bill

gitiinuto ilicrl-ii.~'e in thi- cost of licces- r~l-irii-i-i_ the lfrench l.¢o\'eriiuiciit has liitrodliceil ii iiielisiliv for combatting “cornci">¢" in provisions or any kind ol mei'cliHiidise. The proposed legis-

ilution would punish with iniprlsou- ment raiiging from two moiiiiiili to two yi-urs and with li fine ranging; ii-om l,UUftf. ($2001 to (20,0fl0f. ($4,-

|.ouo| ony imliviiluul or association of

ilidividiizils who, evcli without em- ploying friiudiilelit methods but with thc intention ol illicit l-lpeculiition, shall have broiilrlit about a rise or full of prices in provisions or merch- unilisie iilmve or lwlow the price which would linvi- liven dct¢~l'iuilivd bY fill? niiturlil and free competition of com- pierce. "illicit .<peculatio|i" is defined ns rilieciilaitioii which is not justified hi thi- ri-qvllrl-iiirnts of the slieciiliit Ups l.-r,or<=s. hy the rovrwilig of his op- ¢'rzif.ioi|s ul-= ii. niferrliliiit, or bv the ex- el`ci_~n- of legitiiiiiite ii\dili~'i.i'iiil or i~<.~ilinii-rvllil fi~l‘esii.:lif_

\f'H.\'I` i'lTl{l<1il5 'l"HINli.

The |ir=\\'spl~i.liel` und the driimli-

thi-.sc are the tivo l;i'¢»u.i.,iilodcrii snr- vaiits ol’ e|npil'c-_--h‘ir Hel'licl‘t Tree.

Thr' nilili who is iislimiied of his

liadiiess is n better main than the ninn` who is n.~li:imeii of his good- lie.~1:4_»»N¢-\', 'l`, W. .lnmieHou, at lil'il:litoii_

More men in the past generation

have been iiijured f.liroill;li over exer- cise than iiniii.-r exercise.--Ur. W. 1.. Howiird, iii .Vliilil-iey‘s lflugnzinc.

flint is ntteiilptilig to conceal by granlliloqilent words actions which .ln-, i-willy iii tlienisclves desnicahle.-- .\ir.. Hi-rbcrt Samuel, .\l. l'., at Halt- lilll'n_

l.<i\'i- luis li trick to ploy the foul

with ii mun's opililoils. and to iilnke him ent his words and go h.il:k on tlir-in ill his deeds.--.\1r_ l~lllcll Phil- potts, in the Celltury. <

.-\ l’HUT(JGl`l.\l’Hl(l Pll0NOGliAl‘l'l.

A novel phmiograph hos heeu expe-

riiiicutcd with at the University of Paris, which uses ii Pliotogrnphic rc~

cord, nlid reproduces the volcn by phasing this picture lilni in front of li et of alr escupinl: from `coinprcs- . - - sloii_ For milking the record alittle (-'etferal S3195 _`=§’ _, Q,” mirror is iittached to the diaphram ~ Illall Sale .-... ` of un ordinary mouthpiece. A beam of light from un electric lump is rc- rlected by thc mirror to ri strip of photographic flliii moved nlonl; by

mirror ure reproduced in the spot 0|

light repeatedly photographed Aft_r;r

development, the printed parts oft e l Y I l ° °` d _ _

ill ure etched out, glvinl; the voice - ,_ Q . wiili/ee iw a series of small holes. ‘ » - I. 2 ~. ' ` \ ` When the picture film is run at high speed in front of the air stream, the

ef °“°‘“f= ""°““" "‘° “°‘°°` '°"‘* ' ' 0 I “ ... .... .. ._ - _ _

motor, slid the vibrations of the

ces the origiiia v ra ons,an re nts the words or other sounds that

. pu . _ wf~ri'~ proiluccd in the n\0i\t\\l"i‘¥C“- '

l~iI i' i

1,-lieru' shops. designed to prevent ille-

(From the Plain Dealer.) Willie is 8 bright-eyed vounuster, How we love his childish glee;

Wait till 'tis at the floor,

-For he who runs to meet ii I Takes up the load before.

iS lZ0iliK t0 he. _ll llilridiug will not rueiiil it,

_cury and his solitiiry fellow piissen~j . _ --- _ _ H Pdceaocems ,er bo_ ora,”

_ .~ .. - ~ .. ir f. ture 1 ‘» _ _"°°i°\‘ _Ku r.x_chnuged hoiuptulifies. unfit; ___ W_lie;i___t_he______;li:_Kr;o___p_pi::\_:___:::___ ii ‘L25_ n dl dalem or mm", dura on

.iiznogodtlfiali-h;i%Ttmll;§>ii»biiiil.;u!ililyorder hiiii- U ri "_ r i i _£)?;l:y T- Milburn Co., Iseli and his new friend. Often a woman takes ii hiishund A ’ '

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LITTLE OUTl’OS'I` TOWN, on the northwestern fiontier, had grown to,a thriving, ‘prosperous city of

thirty thousand, and the city is EDMON l`ON. As

one looks at ‘this picturesque and truly wonderful little city, from across the magnificent gorge of the Saskatchewan, the picture is only to be likened to some romantic town of the old world, which people will journey' across oceans and con- tinents to behold. But there is a difference. These beauti- ful old world towns are places of traditions, Edmonton is a city of prophecy. For all around it is a magnificent prairie with a soil of unrivalled richness. Away to the north' is that land of mystic charui, the Peace River Valley. with its broad praiiies, curious and bewitching traditions, . beauti- ful rivers and a climate that benigrily contradicts its latitude. And then further uorih is the magnificent Mackenzie Valley and the land of the Midnight Sim. An Empire is in the making here; eight hundred miles to the west and Prince Rupert, the Pacific -Gateway; :ind eight hundred

- miles again to the north and the Mackenzie River and au- ' 'f other ocean highway to the Artic; -and Edmonton is the _ _ gateway to this coming Empire of the Northwest. , It was from here that two young men journeyed west io

find their fortunes, and it is in Edmonton that was organized, only :i few mouths ago, the first of Western Cauzida’s (Ire-at

» Industrials. But before telling the story of this great in-

stitution. it is worth while telling the story of its making.

: ln the industrial development of the Northwest, xiii-

inoiitou stands fora principle, and that principle is ORG A- T\'.7..»\ TI ON. lu this Countersigu of Twentieth Century Progress found the secret of InclusirialSiiccess. lt is :ill in the word-i`)rgauizzitiou. And that word is written bold- ly across the chart of coiiliilercial activity in Edmonton. Someone said here: “We must build right or build twice." And ilic answer was spontaiif~.oiis:. “We will build right that vie need not build twice."

And when the business liieu of Edmonton saw them-

selves face to face with the first great industrial institution, of llie iiorihivcsf, their first step was to create an institution, the likeof which is not to be found on the American contin- ent. lt was an inslituiion carefully :ind scientifically creat- ed for the purposc.ol` Oryyiniziuyg, -"iiiauciiig, Building and Operating the mills and iicioi-ies illzit are making the new Empire of the Northwest.

This institution was created for the specific and deliber-

ate purpose of orgmiiziug industrial concerns, so tliiif they will pay dividends to tlieiraliareliolders. Ai its head is a business iliau wlir. possesses the genius of organization. There :ire seven departments, each of which is under the direction of ii competent manager of thorougli i training :ind successful experieiice. These departuieiits are:

Accounting ‘ " ` “ " ` Office System '_ _ Engineering

Factory Orgaiiizatioii " Law -

Experts from these depnrtiueuts were recruited i from

the great industrial :ind coniuiercial centres of the United. States and Canada. And what this institution' has iiienint. :idy to 1-_*.diiiont<m may be illustrated by its history. .

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Article No. 2._

Starting on the zotli day of last March with a little

table and a typewritiug machine in one coruer_of its organ- iz er’s room in an Edmonton llotel, this Organization Insti- tution has grown in less than eight months to a great busi- ness, occupying five rooms in alarge office building, and ‘employing more than fifty lueu :ind women, 1_iios_t of .whoni :ire experts in their lines. And with the beginning of the new year, this Institution will occupy the enti_re top floor Of the largest office building _iii Edmonton, and will be em- ploying more than one hundred men and wouieu_ '~

This is the only institution inthe United Statcs_ of

Canada eq iiipped for every depzirtuient of Factory Organiza- tion :ind Management. And it is this Institution that is Organizing, Financing. Building and will put into success- ful operation this, the great Industrial of Western Capa_da. the story of which will be told in the four remaining days of this week. A brief statement of thc methods of this Organization Institution is worth while.

In the Engineering _Department the niost competent

niecliamical and construction engineers obtainable are eni- ployed. These :ire iiieu of the most complete :ind scientific training and of iiizmy years successful experience. This department has charge of constructing the factory of twenty large buildings. _

The Factory Organization Departuieiit is made .up of

men trained in the thorough and scientific factory methods that have made the great Aiuericaii factories such marvels of perfect organization and efficiency. T his dcpartiiieut has charge of asseiiibling and installing the liiachinery, and routing und standardizing the work, so that the uizixiinum of efficiency is obtained from every iiizicliine, uizin and method.

The Accoiiiiiingand Office Systeiu Departments are

iuadeup of ai large force of trained accountants and system uieii who ure coiiluiissioned with the responsibility of in- stalling complete and accurate systems of accounting and costs, and interlocking countcrcheclring office methods.

Tire effect of all this is that when a. factory is organized

by this institution, it means that the right uiachinery has been piircliased at the lowest possible Q05: and asggmblgd for the highest speed and efficiency. It means that the most expert workmen obtainable are employed and placed under tliedirectiou of thoroughly competent and highly trained siipeiiiiteudcui. It* means that the business organization of the factory includes the most perfect organization, the most complete accounting and system, and the most thorough and effective administration of the affairs of the concern, And

_fiual1y,it means the most economical and efficient production,

the largest and surest possible profits and certain dividends t_o shareholders.

_` 'l_`liese_are the uiethods, briefly told, of the only Institu- .tio_n_e_itl_1er in _C_a_iiada or the United States, organized for the purpose of building successful biisines . And it is this ln-

..-stitution which has organized and is briildin the great Fa -

tory and Model Working_nien’s town of wliicli the story will be told in four chapters, egiiming tomorrow; ,