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V THE WHOLE WORLD ENJOYS THIS WONDERFUL OLD-TIME FLAVOR

IN the Old World and the New, this crisp, wonderfully delicious food Grape-Nuts, is alfavorite for the most ‘ glorious [of summertime breakfasts. Grape-Nuts is sold everywhere in the world. For over three decades, year-in and year-out it ‘has been popular with young and old alike.

Taste the“ unforgettable, nut-like, delicious, malt-sugar ' flavor of Grape-Nuts. Enjoy it with milk or cream and you will easily understand whyl Know, also, the five pre- cious elements of nutrition it gives your body; how easy it is to digest; and how it benefits your teeth and gums.

Grape-Nuts is made from whole wheat and malted barley. The precious elements of nutrition it gives you in such delicious form are: dextrins, maltose and other carbo- hydrates for energy; phosphorus for teeth and bone; iron to enrich the blood; protein for muscle and body-building; and the vitally-necessary vitamin-B.

Light, cool, ready-to-eat as it comes from the package; temptingly appetizing; highly nourishing—start eating Grape-Nuts tomorrow. It costs less than one cent a serving

——wh.ich is four teaspoonfuls. Grape-Nuts is being featured for summer breakfasts at your grocer's now. Have him ' elude Grape-Nut: in your next order.

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spending a bungalow.

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Mr. and MrsJW. E. Hamilton. Guelph, Ont. who are honeymoon touring th

Seed Commissioner, Ottawa,

other points oi interest. by Saint John and Fredericton.

ilton.

Vernon River.

sister, Mrs. Howard Ramsay.

returned to her miter visiting relatives and friend in Hamilton.

Mr. F. J. Lockerby,

motored to Alberton on Friday, re turning the same day.

guest of her Simpson. Hamilton.

spending a three weeks’

Wilfred Ramsay, Hamilton.

Hamilton on Monday.

Miss Ella Simpson, oi the P. E.

Ramsay.

Miss Minnie A. Wright, Sum-

is the guest of her sister-in-law,

House.

Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Jones, and three children, Isabel,‘ Margaret and Mack, of Saint John, N.B., are short holiday at the

Rev. John Turner. formerly of

ing to resume their labors The Australia, and now pastor of the any of five which went w prepare Christian Church, Churlottetowm- or the rewm M, the entire Stan. was a guest at the Manse on Sun- reached Penn with the report day. Mr. Turner occupied Prince-

town Church pulpit on Sunday ‘that the mldms not omykwcupy

I addressing large audiences.

morning address was practical, deal-

lnvesitment Securities

Our list of offerings carries _ a careful selection of High

l) Government and Municipal Bonds, Public Utility and

A copy will be gladly furn- ished on request.

Eastern Securities Co. Ltd.

INVESTMENT BANKERS

W. H. V. Dunbar, Manager 14B Richmond Street, Charlottetown. St. John Montreal Hill!!!

Official Electric. Service Station

We repair everything , Electrical f~ on your earl Starters, Generators, Ignition, ts

V i i . v “s Hendllgh TIIE PALMER-WATSON ELECT- p£ RICAL CO. Electrically at ybllr lfifvlfl

Corner Kent a Great George Streets

ing with some oi the worries that 1. us, _ exist today as greatly as m thwwhile even the graves 0 m onar

time of Habahlruk from whose book 18s and their funnies have been t

Mcncton, were guests of Mr. and _ _ Mrs. L. D. McNutt, on Wednes- , Corporation Securities. ' » dav

he text was taken. Unanswered'

prayer, delayed judgment, and God's m perm“ the missionaries to en: mahods were pointed out and dealt ‘ti? saying foreigners were not wan

with in a practical way. The even- ing address was on the "Transfigur- atlon."

. - l 06d b Grade ISSHGS containing come whenever he revisits Mal- lstoligegovem" was assassm y

Mr. Turner will be wel- eque.

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Russ.

MALPEaUEm

ingtheir Eastern Provinces, spent the week the guests July 24th. oi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ramsay, - ___ Mr. Hamilton is oi the Sun Life Insurance Company, and is also a Y.M.C.A. director in TUTE — The regular meeting oi Guelph. Mrs. Hamilton is a daugh- ter oi Mr. G. H. Clark, Dominion met at the home of Mrs. Everett and Crosby, on the evening of July 18 has been on the teaching staff o! "Id W” Bllfilliled by 8119695 mm!‘ the school for blind children in hers and tour visitors. After the Brantford, Ont. They left Saturday morning ior Nova Scotla via Char- we committees save their rm?“- lottetown, where they will visit New The school committee reportod that Glasgow, Parr-show, Halifax and Retufnlng the closing exercises, also that the home the latter part of the month children had been treafod to ice-

Miss Lottie Brehaut ,oi Sydney, N.S., arrived in Hamilton on Wed- nesday, and will spend a month with relatives and friends here. She Cross Bvclew- The prizes donated is now a guest at the home‘ of her bl’ MFB- 04801300881110 the 108mb‘ cousin, Mr, Pregwn Ramsm Ham- ers bringing in the largest list oi.’

Mrs. John Simpson and daught- er, Miss 1.011159, have mgm-nm home Carson invited the members to her after n. week's visit with friends in home for the next meeting, when

Mr. Alex. McDougali, of Derby. Maine. was a. recent guest o1 his

Mrs. Russel Lockerby, oi Alberton, home on F-flday United Church o! Canada at Prince

Hanlmon, congregation and at the conclusion

Mm Compton, Kensingtom is the the settlement of Mr. Jackson, Rev. niece’ Mm John Gem-u Teliord, of Fredericton, ad-

Misses Nina and Mildred Ram a rgturned mommy to Boston RF“; Jackson, gave the benediction. Oth- vacatlon ers present were Mr. Smith. Angli-

wlm the“. pnrenm m. and Mrs’ can Student and Mr. King, Student

M,’ and Mm krskme Locker,” was unable to be present but sent a and family, of New Jersey, visited letter M 300d wishes‘

Island Hospital, is spending her holiday ‘in Malpeque with Mrs. G. W. ‘

. he extremist measures of merside, is visiting friends and re- agamst t knives m Malpeque and Hamuwn_ the Nationalist is setting in in nu-

Mrs. Wallace McLeod, Winnipeg; I mm

Mrs. George Bearisto, North Shore mission property’ while in Ho

' itrol of the Christian General Feng

t, sasslltation, with the citizenry as- ° suming control. arresting the for- eign offlcer, and investing the civil Governor with the dual role oi mil- itary and civil Governor.

Fuhslang, with a large force, is marching against the citizens.

At., Top. dz San. Fe. Ry . . . . .. 186% Am. Can Co. . . . . . . . . . . .. Am. Car 8t Foundry Co. . Am. Smelting 8r Ref. Co. .. An. Cop. Min. Co. . . . . . . . . N. Y. Gen. 8r Hud. Riv. R. R. Con. Gas Co. (New York) . Hud Motor Car Co. . . . . .

United States Steel .. ..... ..‘. 138%

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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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More than a score of Municipal, Public Util- ity and Industrial secur- ities are described in the

Plate

E. R. BROW. 146 Richmond St, .. Charlottetown. Fire, Ilife, Accident, Sickness and

Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate. ' '

G00d soon: Stock companies ‘

July issue of our publi- cation Investment Re- commendaflonl. In ad- dition, this publication gives current price: and yields of a large number of selected Bonds and Preferred Stocks.

Write for a copy. It will help you to choose investments beet suited to your requirements.

Con. Poo. Ry.

GOES NORTH FOB MUSEUM

tionol Museum. Ottawa, will ae- company the 1028 Canadian Arctic expedition on its annual patrol to the posts in the far northern ls- lands. At points of call he will col- ij lect lloologicai material for the Hus- oum and obtain information on

Mental sammefisirlé 19,1974, _L°W"j

points of lniorect in these regions.

oaorajlvn‘

Central Guardian’ P?

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\ RESERVE Tuesday, July 24 for

tea party at Rollo Bay. _ _ 0f 8880-1-l5-8l.-rnws.

come 1'0 Rollo Bay ten ‘ifueeday

20% EARNED

on lvernflo f‘ ' employed during first your of operation

Second Diversified Standard Securities, Limited will operate along lines limilnr to Diversified Standard Securities, Limited, which. commenced

otltl-l-li-SL-mwa. BONSIIAW women's merr- the Bonshaw Womufs Institute

usual opening ‘ es. the vari-

they had purchased the prizes for

cream and cake. Correspondence

2,000 SHAREHOLDERS IN FIRST TRUST

It la noteworthy that mom than 2,000 in- veotora own ahnrao oi‘ Diversified Sta Securities, Ll and, through this In- voatmont Trust, ahnro in the prolific earn- ings of Standard Oils.

inrotely 500%.

232$

consisted oi two letters oi thanks. one ior iruit and one for wreath. 1t was decided that this Institute contribute $10.00 towards the Red

names ior the quilt were won by

the surplus profits of the Trust.

Authorities agree that Standard Oil Securities have not followed the . As a result good oil securities at present price levels seem to ofler a most attractive investment opportunity. An investment in Second Diversified Stanclsr

prolonged upward swing of the general

Limited is an ideal way to share in this opportunity to the utmost.

operations in june I921. During the 1st quarter, net eamingo of that _ Company were equal to 250% of the Preferred dividend requirements; ‘ during the 2nd and 3rd quarters earnings were equal to 300% thereof; while for the last quarter (ending June 30, 1928) earnings were equal to approx- Net earnings for the full year of operation were equal to approximately 20% on the average amount of capital employed. A point to remember ia that there is nothing phenomenal ' about this showing. On the contrary, these earnings were obtained during a period of extreme depression in the oil industry. This statement can be molly verified by reference to the dividend record of the Standard Oils which chow that stock melons, stock rights and extras among the Standard Oil group are the rule rather than the exception no the rule.

After the payment of 7% on the Preferred Stock, all surplus earnings of Second Diversified Standard Securities, Limited, belong to the Common stockholders. By purchasing the Preferred and Class "A" Common Stock as a unit, the investor “ ' a 1% cumulative dividend on the Preferred and, through the Common Stock, has an opportunity of participating in

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I {i4

(I) Yield

rights.

I Second Diversified Standard scouri- ties, Limited has three distinctive aourcoaofrovonuo:

(2) Appreciationl

(s) Stock divi- dondi and atoclr

d Securities

Mrs. MacQuarrie. Mrs. Ferguson,

New Issue and Miss Jean Crosby. Mrs. George

the roll call will be answered with. "Sing, Say, Play or Pay. " .

MINISTER INDUCTED — On July 13th, Rev. Peter Jackson, formerly of Cavendish, was induct- ed as pastor in charge o! the

s William by Rev. F. H. Holmes, M. A, who also presided at the in- duction service. There was a large

_ of the service the members welcom- ed the new pastor. Rev. J. M. R103, oi Marysville, stated the steps to

dressed the minister, Rev. G. W. Turner, of Keswlck Ridge, ad- dressed the congregation and Mr.

"with the Presbyterian Church. The Baptist Minister, Rev. Mr. Weslnlp

GRAVES DESECRATED, MIS- SIONS DE STROYED BY CHINESE TROOPS

July 22. - Reaction

F. FAIRHALL, , ' Monte: Pres. Diversified

PEKIN,

lmerous Northern Provinces, while antl-ioreignlsm. There are

‘ITIIIIIOB numerous reports of the seizure oi

c. w. JOHNSTON, l:- Province, which is under the con-

Yu-hsiang, it is even worse. l The Canadan Presbyterian mis- sionaries drlven out of Honan Pro- wince more than a year ago, when General Feng occupied the mission property, returned following the Nationalist entry into Pekin, hop- the newcomers are displaying in-

other

all the mission premises, but that

the hospitals have been wrecked, (B) Safety of investment ranking with (F) [and appliances stolen or smashed, the highest grade of securities. (C) Income yield superior to that of high deseerated. The soldiers refused Brad‘? b°nd5- (G) (D) Expert supervision that is not avail-

A critical situation also exists in Chinese Turkestan, where the mll-

Ah , M I I. A serious revolt followed the as- em on ml

The Mohammedan General Mu

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, July 21, 1028.—Quota-

80,000 shares 7% Cumulative Firs

7% Cumulative First Preferred Redeemable Stock, non-voting, non-assessable, ful and assets over Class "A" and Class “B" Common stocks. Dividends in whole or in part on any dividend date at one hundred and two per cent

Tnrstee and Transfer Agent: THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY, Montreal.

Solicitors: MARKEY, HYDE AND AI-IERN, Montreal.

Cllu "A" Cornrnon stock ll entitled to priority over Clau "B“ chore per unnum.

Clau "B" Common ltock in deferred an to dividends until Clan “A" chore per nnnum.

JAMES YATES. Esq" General Treasurer C.N. Rnilwayc. Director Divvaiified Standard " '

Hon. W. E. F%TER, LL.D.,

Ex-Pnmier Province of New Brunswick,

Chlirmln St. John Harbor Commission, halrrnon St. Lawrence Wnterwayl Comv

Director Diversified Standard =

1. Second Diversified Standard Securities, Limited is a s formed for the purpose of acquiring, holding, and sellin

conduct operations in 60 countries o industry, including production, 2. It is designed to give the purchasers of its shares:

(A) Opportunity to share in the proven high earning power of the Standard Oils.

able to the average investor. (E) Diversification of investment among We offer the above shares when,

Application will be made in due course lo 11's! I}: Class “A"

t Preferred Redeemable Stock, par value $25

80,000 shares Class “A'-’ Common Stock, without Par value

LIMITED

Second Diversified Standartl Securities

(incorporated under the Lcwa of the Dominion of Canada).

An Investment Trust

dividends.

ly-paid, par value $25.00. Preferrred no to dividends

payable quarterly 15th January, April, July and October. Cnllable

(102%) of the par value thereof plus accrued and unpaid Bankers:

BANK 0F TORONTO, Montreal.

Auditors: DELOITTE, PLENDER, HASKLN k SELLS, Montreal.

CAPITALIZATION

' Authorised To be Ollllllfldllll 7% Cumulative First Preferred Redeemable stock (par value $25.00) . . . . . . . . . 80,000 shares 80,000 shares Common stock, no par value

Class “A" Voting (Preferred as to dividends)... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100,000 “ 85,000 "

Class "B" Voting (Deferred as to dividends) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 100,000 “ 100,000 ‘!

Common clock of’ n preferential non-cumulative dividend of $1.00 per Common stock has received n preferential dividend of ‘LN pa’

DIRECTORS AND ADVISORY BOARD

.. Pluidcnt. A. E. MIDDLETON HOPE, C.A., l urb Market. Manager, Hope Auditing Company. nrd Scqlritiel, Ltd.

W. W. SNIDER, Elq., Vice-President Canada Felting Co., Ltd. Director Waterloo Mnnufnctu ' Co. Director Diversified Standard Securities, Ltd.

A. MORRISON EAIRD. ., ormerly Editor of Financial News Bureau. Director Diversified Standard Securities, Ltd.

DENT HARRISON, Esq" Director Northern Baku-in, Limited.

Vice-President. ' . Ltd.

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11., Commissioner, City of Weltrnount. Paoaalger Trnflic Manager, C.N. Railways,

Vice-President Diversified Standard Securities. Limited.

L. V. HUMMEL, Eoq., Asst. to Pres" Canadian Notional Railways.

PURPOSES OF THE. COMPANY

securities of the Standard Oil

A. G. TIERNBY, E11,, Foérdnf-rly Selim- Accountant with Hashim I

Secretary Diveraiiied Stllldlld Seals-ides. Limited.

THOS. BRADLEY, Esq“ Formerly Senior Accountant Deloitte, Pleads, Haakin b Sella. Treasurer, F. J. Flirhnll B Alodntes, Ltd.

CHAS. B. HOWARD, Eaq., MP,

Prom, Howard, Bienvcnue Lumber Co.. Ltd.

Vice-Prom, Stnnoteld i Sherbrooke Fire Ina. Co. Ltd.

Director Diveroified " Seuuitiea, Ltd.

pecific type of Investment Trust, g stocks, shares, bonds, scrip or any Companies or their subsidiaries. f the world covering every phase of the petroleum refining, transportation, marketing and manufacturing.

These Companies

a larger number of issues than the investor could possibly acquire with his own limited funds.

Economy of administration — all charges reduced to a minimum.

Opportunity through the Common

Stock to share in the earnings of the v Trust over and above the Cumulative

First Preferred Redeemable Stock Dividend payments.

as and if issued Qmd approved by our counsel, Messrs. Markey, Hyde and

Common Stork on iha Iillmlreol Curb Market.

Price: 7% Preferred Stock at $25.50, to yield 6.86%

Units a I share Preferred Stock Ind

I chore Clan "A" Common l Price on Raw.“

L IM I TED Prnldent

Investment Trust Bankers

TORQNTQ, 0N1‘. 414 ST. JAMES STREET

SAINT JOHN, N.B.

F. J. FAIRHALL AND ASSOCIATES

F. J. FAIIIIIALL, IION. W. E. FOSTER, LLJL,

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ROUTE

.1’. MI NVO"I'I'V NV 66% Tlgtoeista glovtlhlhvliocky Mountains 16o national park, Alberta, may now l“ enjoy an all-Canadian tour that will take them through 600 miles of

down the Columbia valley, return- ing east over the Crowsnest Pass

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Juiy125 %; Sept. 127%; Dec. 131%. CORN

July 107; Sept. 06%; Dec. 00%.

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longitude 116 degrees, 15 the Clearwater river,

PARK lKlnnon, who is

remaining for a

SOUTH MELVILLE Niircs

isouth Melville recently, the guest a, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O'Donnell °f M“ "m! M“ wmm‘ 3°"- height of 11,044 fdet and situated in‘and charming little daughters, Ev- lamude 51 dBEFBGS. 45 minutes and elyn and Claire, Miss Frances Mac-

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m“ and Mm w, dso B u. so t Miss Edith Watts has returnedto m”, an 19;, Den retails her home after spending the past their hpme in the U. S. A. on two yes“ m cmflotwmwn‘

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