SEPTEMBER 3° 1929 'mu cr=laru.o'r1'l:1'owN GUARDIAN

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Offering senior security

Ylelamg 1%.

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‘ P l M' october la. 'mul 7 7 ,A B7 I llllmssszs mural mmrlgrlins pnlorrr or rorsross

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The Common Stock,

Net earnings for 1920 hhould Equal $8.00 per share

On the Common Stock After allowing for a full 8% .

~0ll the Preferred Block,

The Preferred is convertible Into Common stock of the Company At the holders option,

Ask for descriptive

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circular ,

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astem Securities th Burke" in the field) enough 1s known to en against gambling. The Crimln

out a rough justice to e

. that kept pm” in me mn" of uw able preventive measures to be taken Coda of 1927, chap. 36, sect. 236

LIMITED women \ against the smears. an interesting makes it an mdlstahle olrenes. liable! I

us BIGHMDND snag! ‘ when two weeks had Pasnd me discovery is that thevsporcs (roughly to two years' imprisonment and tel

. novelty of the -me beg", W pau seeds ) of the fungus are very short- maximum nne of two thousand do - J .

lived and if digging is delayed, after lars (ll tn dispose oi any 80048 by?

cuancorrsrowlv

BT. JOHN Mounds;

FB-EDEBICTON SUMMIBSIDI

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MONCION

71 g ~,

Public Utility

- periodiml dividend paymmu.

second company. and we bell equally attractive to the inv

nearest office.

CJTTAWA

. vlatorll Bldg.. Wallington IC-I

Phone Queen 7600 °

-,- a successful record -

IGHTEEN th if ' E ...... .. :1:"..;..:.l° .l'.:..:; l'::‘.c:.:”°e'.‘:..'l;,f°°l'f..“:: dleatllerehubeenamsxlceta recisrioninrhcvslueofd-lese shares of 5il% over the orlginzf offering price, in addition

, This enhanceroen: is justified by results, nee earnings of :he Com- _

pany for the first nu:|_e months of t& year being more than 100%

grmer :han :he emlre previous year.

Early :his y_car_ we organized another Company of this nature, which ls enloylng a develevpmmt paralleling that ef the Public - Uullry Invnunen! Company. It paid an initial dividend qi e

I $1.00 wr share einer five monxhs of operation.

l in the near future we shall offer the commonshareg of the

under the management responsible for the success of the Public Utility Investment Company and has the advantage

I of much greater resources and e. larger Board of Directors

in asvaqeé of an easlle offering, we .lou be plana ra me mformsuon ro those mreresccd. Write or telephone ro our

Browne, Urquhart Sr. Co. "

_ Limited

INVESTMENT BANKERS

266 St. lfmceo Street, MONTREAL Phone HArbon.r Zi 11

Co.

investment A

BVS thi-if its securities will proveg) I

eating public. The company is

QUEBEC

r 132 Sr. Polar 81.2

Phone 2-6158 _

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V One cannot help/to notice the happy look on all interested. as the price oi

" 'I'h° fw“°f= °! t-his PW# °\’° W- potsroes ls soaring high this ran, we ily engaged gathering in the remain- Mp, man- happy dream, may be der of their harvest. which was de- muy m,w,¢d_ ggi, ogg ¢° me mah

layed on account of the recent we

spell, and also 111881118 their potatoes.

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To Farmers And Dairymen

Owing io the lung continued dry weather that has almost burned up pasturlle the Milk- men stain thlt, th” |11" W ` house and feed their cattle almost the same as they have co in the winter time. The fill' tures are so df! "1" Wh" W* stock picks up deea not by en!

‘ means keep up the milk supply.

and other feeds have to be fed.

One oi the best ieeds for

Dairy cowl is Solar Beet Pulp- Thll is a well known seed manufactured from the Sugar Beat, and is an excellent aub- stltute for Turnlpe for mil efnvs. ls also I good Iced for Hogs males them grow fart.

Lg presmttlme_’l‘urIIlps

ares£i|’=l|atfr0m40oto

parlvnsllelf

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Ei' gag? .E

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aedsrlvitblaall

t cobblenans "say Boys" the humble

turnip is also coming to the front as one can plainly see by the great de- mand for P. E. I. tumipa this present season, which are now being graded. sewed in bags and tagged on lines similar to the shipping of potatoes and readers can you imagine there are only two places in the world that can grow real tumlps and Prince Edward Island is one of them?

A very pleasant evening was spent

at. the home of Mr. George Farrow, Hampton. Sept. zoth, when his niece.

POTATOES WANTED

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llegllit, Salk.

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AND TURNTIPS

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lest quantity and price.

w eo uct A 9° 'rracui.ieCrossHs1lll.iondoyeveuiu¥. at8p.m. .

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activity and the Pftparotions of t'h great feast that was to mark th

begsnto long for Bill aoviole

keep from running to him when

saw him with the men.

Once she confided thi; desire Ummata and was hon-ified att

look of dread that passed voer

gg~1's face.

“Mcte. mate.” 'Ummata .said

trem.bl:ing tones. (Bad, yery bad.)

Katherine knew this word meant

death buts he could not bring her-

to Bill sho could invit° any su fate However, Umms.ta’s words im

1 began instead to fear that Bill migh ‘ attempt it

To Be Continued Tomorrow __ Miss Lottie Gamble entertained number ci friends The halllpl' hours were whilcd away all too quickly social chat., music end step dancing. Mr. Alex McKay delighted all presen with selections on .violin and accord- eon. and Mr. .lee Dunsford, w never falls to please, also render several suitable selections on th violin, accompanied on the organ b Miss Florence Inman. Our' g

Prize step dancer. who is always w l ing to make a party a success, too his place on ‘he floor and ss he ls

dilwins ls always enjoyed. Mr. Don aid M¢F9~dY¢11. who is also a noted

mood and willingly tripped the llg

by several cf the young ladies present

homeward under the beautiful har

vest moon feeling that they had JOIIY sood time.

Miss Ruth, accompanied by Miss Janie Ferguson and Miss Lotus Gamble comprised a motor party, which left Friday moming for tha U, S. A.

Mr. Clayton Morrison. our enter-

prising merchant, has purchased new Chev. Six Cylinder truck and is

for the farmers, also bringing in sup- plies to his own store, which we are P128-5,06 to krlovl is receiving 5 g5aw~ ing patronage. f

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maynard and

little daughter Audrey, Port. Kill. ‘ spent the week end in Hampton re- newing old acquaintances. Their mm? mm” WU" Pleased to see them again. Mrs. Maynard was bg. fore her marriage, Miss Minnie Bproule. and spent several years at the "Nance", Hampton, where she made many friends.

-The many friends or Mr._Peter IIBIYUIOU, Hampton, are pleased to knowtliathslsimpfovinlinhealth. af_terhisrccentillness,sndallhope io'ssehimabouta¢alng|.¢n|l_ -.Our lchoolnvhich is now closed for tho fal.l‘holil|l¥D. is progrvlsinl

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" Enlarged .

Prostate

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nncanma Descriptive pcmplllet. also oat ln Inn /ol lalloellnd Dis-

7 arlvfe of Ilan. and beollot ol

me ei Women. ia plus envelope free by mal-. Remedies tr mall un specialty. Ill INCL!!! illls

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'Nos-9-20 2|. the. two outstanding foes whl

_.___ growers have to combat on this co

Mrs. John A. Buchanan and utue tment. Gases have been kv° daughter. Genevieve sho Misa saole when this fungoia wt has CW Buchanan, of Malden, Mass.. left. on U19 1°!! Of hlllf U10 °1'°P» fm' it n return Saturday morning after an only attacks the foliage in. the field enjoyable two months visit with their thereby depriving the tuber of parents. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm’ A. source of starch. but lt also infe

r Buchanan. Bradolbane. ' the tuber at digging time and cs

‘ storage rot. This being the case,

~ R.. R.. I-Iurst's new publication. “

` 0 Blight and Hot of Potatoes” (Bul

Broken Wings tin 119, New Series). comes at an

' portune time. It gives an account

friend, Mr. Dougald McKinnop`.

ll _ suranoe policy against such risks the I have found by experiment. k , ,,

agflcela ~ '

Late blight of potatoes is one

the causal organism, the fungus Ph

and though parte of its life history still remain obscure (such ss. for

on Katherine. She had thrown her- » _ » ,eu 3° gnerseumuy mio ,vel-yphmg the taps have died. till all the spores any game of chance or mixed chsnc mit ah, new med and mo.-,dy_ mg; on the soil are dead, the tuners can- and skill where the competitor pa it was nearing me ,md ,gg .Q-.5 WW not become infected and are llkelyto ,money or other value. and (2) Kathe,-me knew from mg gm-agggd remain sound. The life of the spore induce any person to hazard mone

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she -

to hh the

and color The colored plates bring

tubsr under attack and should be of

ulatcd on having produced such a helpful work.

In the twenty-ninth “Annual Re-

port oi the Agricultural Societies, and

up ifhe idea of defying the tabue and 0! F8111 ind EXhib1tl0n5." (mercy. tainly a bit of an anomaly th

what a long titlel) published by the

Ontario Dept- of Asrlculturewe have set or circumstances, should be leg

a 'vade-mecum of the subjects which crop up. sometimes to thefpuzzlement

such exhibitions at heart. Many of the recommendations made with res- pect to Ontario Fairs. I am glad to note, have already been carried out

At Midland, Ont., a notable legal

ing of a horse A man was injured

and put in a claim upon tha Fail- Buard. As they had tak'en out an in-

. self in believetliat by merely going .Bald the minister: “In other word

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LEW varieties of fruit on the llsis-say

le- or 15 kinds of apples instead of th OP' 80 of former Fairs. Printed name -- °f cards for the various exhibits. and Of PfOdUCt Y' inclusion of packed hampers in the

tophthora. lniestans (Mont) DeBsYS'. class for fruit packages.

is probably ten days to e fortnight or value on the result of any dl

Q Spraying dusting, the destruction of game, shell game, punch board. co

end of me (0,-Ibldgm ¢1m¢,_ Bug 5 Q diseased tops and couditionsof stor- table, or wheel of fortune So far s

my age are lucldly treated and the pam good, but the next paragraph stats

gmt ,M wmde,-gd how ,ha wmd phlec ls well illustrated both in black Provided that the provisions of por-

agraphs ill and (2) of this sub-seo-

home to the eye as only colors can. tion in so far, as they dc not relate the appearance of both foliage and to any dice game. shell game, punch» _

board or coin table. shall not apply ,'

great asslstancg in diagnosing the to any agricultural fair or exhibition, trouble. Mr. Hurst is to be congrat- ,or to any operator of a concession

leased by any agricultural fair or ex- hlbltlon board within its own groundi

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Insurance Company paid the claim: but had the injured party been an

0! exhibitor or an omclal of the board G11 the company would not have been D- liable according in the terms of the WTI policy. The narrator cautioned Fair ed (I Boards ts be careful that their policy 05 'covered all classes.

A critical analysis of Fall Fair Fruit

'iii and Vegetable prlu lists furnishes “S Mr. Palmer of Vineland Station with “ses a themg that all judges should con- Mf- alder. Mr. Palmer recommends fowl'

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At the annual convention the Min-

in- ister or Agriculture for Ontario call- ,

thing' lf, b -

E 31;;Mm;° emo 23:: mdm;h,°dean,stance, its method oi over-wintering ed attention to the Dominion la

and operated during the periodoft

ONTARIO FATR5- annual fair held on such grounds",

under this .section now and that

under another .set of circumstances

a of those who have the interests of HAWKS AGAIN.

The various hawks, fourteen specl

of which have been taken in

all summer. Some oi them are de

air-ways). will protect the fowls

w.\\ , al`~

5 .

e ECONOMY in Feeding Costs'

you can pull oft nearly everything

pressed her 5° degply that me gava of the Convention of the Association the part that worries me." It is eel--‘

gambling which is illegal under one

this

province, are migrating southward

in our local Exhibition, by the fore- from the northlzlnds where they have sight of the management. - fpreyed on birds and small mamm

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_ RICHNESS of Vitamine Confeni?

S UPERIORI TY in Highest-class’

Pelt Production

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point arose. occasioned by the bolt- ‘structive to poultry, but a well-dress- WL., v..Amm Height” "AREAS, _

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=d “scare crow’ placed ln their daily 191.,_.18_.. VIMY' 1917,.. ..Ar1eux'.. _ track (for they seem to have certain .,scu_pe, 1917'_.m’.. .HILL 70'..

as .

wpm, ,l9l'1.' _ Passcl~lENDAELE," "amicus," "1-ILNDENBURG LINE,"

OTTAWA Ont Sept 29 (By The Canadian Press)-Final approval has

Canadian Corps battalion.

There were. however. 200 battalion;

raised for overseas, and practicsll; every man of these saw active serv- foe in one or another 'of the “fight-

up in land to reinforce the Corps

months oi deliberation. It was finally

into iii;

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1 REGIMENTAL COLORS ,in this. the first allotment made.

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favorite with old and Young, his step p I __ _ __ ‘ Expeditionary Force umm may pep HIANDERS, 1915_18_..

petualc. are:

now been secured from His Majesty The Carleton Light Infantry oi

'mp dancer' W” 1" hi’ "8"" h“””{ the King for the emhlszonlng on woodswsk. N. B., (the mn nmol- Ff€Sh FIOZCI1

the regimental colors of Canadian lon. C- E. FJ: ' °

fantastic' A dainty lunch W" served Permanent and non-Permanent Ac- The Saint John Fusillers of Saint

’ tlvg Militia units the Honors won John. N. B.. (the 26th Battalion, C.

after which au Wended their way by those regiments during the Great E. FJ: - FOR

' war. At present ss regiments have The Cape Breton Highlanders of ”

‘ been given definite sanction to em- Ba/ddeck. N. B.. (the 85th Battalion.

broider those Honors on their color, C. E- FJ:

M” *“'°'° ‘”"=°»=°“ ""1 ~1-M LT .`§I..lii°§§l"§.°..i'$Z §f.il.`..‘.'»`.‘f§'.L’fl-..§.’l° §Tf.'ii`..f.'.‘°".. “Sd H"“"' ”“ ,W-° -~ ;=,°",_;;,°;,"“',; ';;;h ;;‘§; ' '

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coming 'to the qualifications or the T110 AHMPOIIS R/eslment 0! Mid- i'>:a;‘a“i":r some :ful as mea ns

regiment concerned. Thus ri question dleton. N. S.. (the 112th_ Battalion received and carefully attended to. that has consumed several years C- E- FJ Q McbEAN, L , and that has in-:loved little short of Only ten Battle Honors of the g.,...4,_

scanning the war record of almost Great War may be embroidered cn 'mul-9-24-iwk. ~

every one or the six hundred thous- the regimental color. irrespective of

4 Q “Milam Wm, ggi-ved in the how many the unit may be entitled

an a

I gmgdhm pm-,¢4m¢m,,-y you-,g gs to. Other actions credited to the ****°°°°"°° "‘°' ' "“°°

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settled once and for all. Everyonefdsimcnt ore. however. Elven Disco ' E S ‘S

bumy °“3°5°d Munn! “WY Pf°4‘1¢¢ of the on mln .bgmuons Q; .¢,hg‘ in the Militia List in the introductory

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glnmhn gm-p,___59 gn numb”-.._.g3Ito the regimental particulars. The _ , pe,-psguawd gn the mm.,,¢¢;v, Mg. Color Honors are printed in heavy F NE G ltla (exclusive of the three infantry WW and the other in llghtfw! WDC- mgiments of the Permanent Force.) F" °""mPl° I-he HUM" Of th* rm, pgrpgwmng ,mit tha,-,fm-, my Saint John Fusillers_ are: "Mount

been accorded -the right to carry the 5°"*1-" "SOMME-" 191.5- _ '187' .Honors won -by its corresponding "FLER»S-C(VJURCELE'l"I‘E." "'I'hI¢D-

T0 'RENT

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malo samusns :nat were amen veniences. "1 good local- _,WHT ws mm, WML ww

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"” ‘m*;}“Y °°° il” '°’“"°“ °f Apply to “It's Better to be Sure ""‘°" "“ '"°‘°°‘ °°‘>' “W “W THE EASTERN 'rausr Than so.-ry "

COMPANY .

mf? gmmgf ';‘;l°m°;,°';::: 7959.g.2g.3; mmTM"n?x ":r?y':a

°°°°""”°* ~ ~ a reinforcing battalion participates M

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, ".*°'”""” ‘"4" dl' "*'°°“°” °' °“’ in any suguemsnt for which a nat-. -'certainly asu-

°°“””'“"‘ v‘“"f °"’_‘°”-"3 .ua Hone; was awarded, the mums *aids M "_ “ an m ‘_

- rclislent which permeates that . ‘ as un _“Mun Nh? mas.. ...un ... ...ron .. ...fy FARMERS ‘,‘,‘,",',,:,'.“,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, un some eu lu color. inasmuch as _, ‘ no anus; as oacvamuu ...- thementeom hbattalioni . . tcnaaait bviegwe not ihmqumuyndisumoms in xx. _W9 f¢¢lU"`¢, 15115 Quin' lunge siaiqwlmoat excise or nr

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This completely enclosed fox pen ls one oi tho

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strain of storm and hard use. -

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