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when small things look elements will make you ac- , , ‘vhen work, however tlv_‘e,_ eager, and energetic.

Wit seems. or . When Its revitaliziFg effects are hi; fmd little pleasure in quickly apparent in cases of

‘nervous exhaustion, anemia,

‘a The“ ‘ bronchiaitroubles, and gen-

there 1S some»

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lwglfvzfeed something ti» eral debliity. " T. U11 you out of these discour-_ if you are below par

‘l: mg u5hnnps"' ' take a. course of this famous

cldtonic. Physicians in over -

; ’5'u'isunique _ _ Ienows yr p 50 countries prescribe 1t.

{or suCli conditions. Its tORiC

' "qwf Laxative Tablets orb specially prepared for the rational F‘ “Hum”: of, and. ultimate recovery fromcomtipstion. '

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bonus of 50 cents a share for the year

\ manor oosslr

" Furnished t; Movrat s.» MaeGililv- ray, Stock Brokers. , l

British American Oil

In the early part of last December; the directors of B. A. Oil declared a

1929, thus bringing total distributions up )0 $1.50. Acconlpanylngthe an- nouncement of the bonus was a statement to the effect that share- holders would receive further eon- sldcration some time in February that would be to their benefit. ’ Thiscame on Wednesday in the form of a split-up in the shares on a two-for-one basis, bringing the authorized capital up to 3,200,000 as well as an increase in the dividend rate. The payment of 20 cents a quarter on the new shares, means

r i v ITIIMIN 100% WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR

‘Write to u: without obllgat’ and we will send you complete. information retarding the above.

ACME SECURITIES LIMITED.

. I 503 MoKinnon Bldg. r _ Toronto, Ont. .

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HETHER or not you live near any of the

fourteen centers in which we maintain offices, you can still rake advantage of the : wide facilities we offer investors.

Orders for. listed or unlisted stocks-or bonds sent by telegraph or mail receive the same careful attention as orders placed in person.

JOHNSTON MWAPQ

B, lingers. in. Hangar- alsolirlbur Ilfll». bummer as. ilumnlflll a. P. 0 W" ‘m’

Mnnlmr: Mourns! Sled Excbangc, nlnal Curb Marin, Toronto Stark Exrba _ , Winni q Quin ' Excbnngo, Chin n Board of Tr r, '

~ New York rub (umrulr)

ALBION chose school. _Matheson. z . . \

GmdC VI. 1 T‘ ..' 4 Sydney Swallow, ‘lhe lollou-ll{g'-"i§"ri_l'q_ ‘sums of Grade v. 1 Marlon McLean, ion Cross School foithe month lcna McLean. '— _ - January. . ' ‘ " ~ Grade Illi-l Allison McDonald, z Glade X. i Julia Mathcson} 2. Mab- Margaret» Acorn. . l Swallow, ’ ' ‘ _ CiradeII. 1 consume M ‘r Grade IX. 1 Miller lllcLure, 2 Rev.- Neil Nicholson, 3 Earle Swallow. liatheson, 3 finestfbdatheson. Richard T. Mather-on, teacher. . \ , g _

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Two? lFactors ‘ . . , 1o? Importance f » fto‘ Investors . . e ; y‘; I _ .

Tjwoi factors especially have tan imppriant bearing upon the sound . value of. securities: capable man- a agemcnt in the company; the

proven 'a.nd v potential I calming laowel‘. of the. business.

Bonds" and shares of such com- - panies-‘g-bought for investment, " usuailyfbring Enlore satisfaction than those chéscu lessoonserva- tiveiyand. less with the idea. or. permanent investment. "

Company

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f1 14w who ’ rib (.4 >M Y‘ m ‘

Jiauadlan farmer will not receive

- his“ debtsfimplement companies, who

that shareholders will receive $1.00 per annuin, as against theprevlous rate of $1 and extras. ‘fhis in itself is bullish, but was counteracted by tho announcement that o $5,000,000 bond issue would be sold, to take care of the company's expansion program. Consequently the bond dssue will-take preference over the common stock. It has been the general consensus of opinion that the ‘shares would be split and that rights would be offer- ed. The management -.. thought that the offering or rights-was not in the best interests of the shareholders, as the market has definitely indic-

bbnd lssue'was the wiser course.

The debentures that will shortly be offered‘will, it is understood carry conversation privileges. The “Street" hears that the holders of debentures will have ‘the right of exchanging them into common stock for three years on the basis of f6ur new shares for cvcry $100 debentures. ,

The conversation of the entire dc- bentin-c issue into common stopk will call for 200,000 new shares, _and as the company will have in its treasury 594,016 unissued shares after the split-up is consummated, it isevident -that B. A. Oil will not have to resort to any capital rearrangement to take care of the conversion privileges.

Canadian Wheat Pool

The decline in when prices is ex- pected to have far-r ching effects

1 Canadian Wheat Pool. as‘ the pool to carry-over into the next crop year.

what ‘is coming to film for - ossibly another year, and in such an event v would not be able to pay off some of sell their pr ‘ ‘ on the payment plan, would suffer to some extent, and this is having an adverse in- fluence on these securities, particu-

ated that it docs not react favour- _

ably to such announcements, and a

ot- an unfavorable nature _on the Western “won

may__ find itself with a lot of wheat _

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General Electric . GenernrMotors .. Goodyear Hudson Meters .. Int. Harvester

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1nt.’Tcl duel Stand. on or New Jersey .

Johns Mansvlllc 141 Chrysler

KenhecottyCopper Kolster Radio Montgomery Ward Mack Truck Nash Motors Stand. Oil of New York .

Overland .... 10% Pan American a. can Public Serviced! New Jersey .. 00 Radio

Remington Rand‘ italdio Keith Orpbeum o. s. Rubber Sinclair Oli Stand. Gas at oll_... Bpieer Studebaker ....

Assoc. cm at Elec. . Amer. Waterworks 4r Else. Allegheny Corp..'........... Baldwin locomotive . Bendix Aviation Commercial Se" L.

Commonwealth's: Bo. 18% Curtiss Wright . 0

Dupout 1'25‘; Famous Players . 687i vl-‘ééoon Texas ml Packard 1655 74

Bears Roebuck

United corp. Warner Bros. .. United Aircraft ... Loews Reynolds Tobacco ..... Stand. Oil ‘of Califomla. . National Cash Register ..

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"Market ‘reports furnished by oi...- "ehields do 00.. Montreal, to‘ Stewart Jones a 00., nearest oeorie Street, Ciutrlottetown. . . Quoted at 2 o'clock, m». 10, mo. i

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‘my Massey Hams‘ ipluhl _zc Quotations furnished by Mowat 8a Albert“ Pwmc cam ". "' a? MacGiillvray, Stock Brokers "' "'\"' "' New York Exam.” 3.8. . . - :1; inlerlcan Can 130%‘. Bmldln‘ Pmduc“ " "' ""' m?’ Allied Chemical . .. . “mm C“? 27;? lh/neduetlon 12s CHM" “mm; -- 1°‘ tlanticitefining ...... 40v. Qfimd“ P°"°' ""1 “l” f,‘ lner. 8c Foreign Power . . . . . .. 9H1 93mm" 511539 -- m" 75'“ Xnfcr. Smcltlng s: Refining ....;'l5'.i g-‘sllnofif°"llisf°°‘frm" unernreiaewel ............ .. 228%- fl-‘M’ "W": " -‘ “r1888 Mm ‘ qenel-ei Steel Wares .. 1c Zucthlchem Steel. . Home 011 --' f? Anaconda Copper . .. T-HIDEPW 0111- "' '" "' 25" ‘jglumbip, carbon Industrial Alcohol ..... 10 ‘olumbia Gas . ...... can Intel-rational Nlml" 3°" polumbin G1 maphone ......._,30'.l lvlFtw-‘li-lonal ePtljolcum .. ... 20 mtinentai Can ...... so noose-v Harri’! - 39'" liigoleirr. ml lltqntresiPower l“ rw York Central 1001i McCall Frontenac .. ... 23 ' m. réezwnel Breweries y 30

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Thug Gets In Daring Theft l

The rouovrml’; cupping from‘ the De- ‘ troit news will bc- of interest here‘ flat Mrs. Ann Hlllis referred to 1s n1 iilllflllier ofMr. and Mrs. W. H. Plrv- "18 01 CllnTraversc whograduated from ‘Iloronw Uhiversity - some few years agoand taught - in the Wes‘! urn colleges before her marrie-geher hus- band opcratu two drug stores in De- troit and during his essence-firm

' the Hotel store the holdup occurred.

An armed bandit entered the drug

" store in the Hotel Seville, 3170 Second

boulevard, at 8:20 a. m. today, bound

_ and imprisoned five people in the pre-

scription room and leisurely walked out with $150 and a small quantity of perfume and cigarets. .

The holdup man entered willie fi-ancis McG-ill, clerk was in the pre- sorimipn room and Mrs. Ann Hiiiis.

e of the owner appeared at the l entrance to the stolre. "May I help you?" she csixd.

DRAWS PISTOL

"You certainly can," answered the

' stranger as he whipped out an au-

tomatic pistol and ordered her into the beck room. He bound Mrs. Hiiiis and McGili together with rubber tu- bing. A taxi driver entered to pur- chase oigarets and the strangeraiso forced/him into the prescription room. Two more customers appeared and they were likewise made prisoners.

"I won't take your ring," the man informed Mrs. l-lillls as‘ she looked fearfuily let her diamond: "All 1 want is cash and I want all of it." -

LEISUIELY’ DEPARTURE

.There was $60 in' thclcash rcgmcr and $90 or Salturdayb lecipts in a ‘drawer in the prescnpiion room, but he overlooked Sunday's receipts, se- creted in another drawer. The bandit walked slowly down Peterbvru avtnlw towards Cass avenue. His nc-nehclance as he went about the robbery and ill waving w awed his victims that it was several minutes before the rob- bery was known. ' i '

The bandit appeared W be 8M1"- 35 years, - dark comple lune“ and was o! medium build. I-le wore s blue corduroy Jacket coat with side pock- ets. -

‘BANDITS ROB BANK

115mm; timifway into the Cum- monwuiu-l - Commercial Savinss Bank branch at Grand River and Arcadia avenues. behind one of tile tellers who arrived at the bank at 8 ;_ m twp man took $500 in dimes IIOm a cashier's case and “£19m ‘m’ ygnggcking money drawers and trying to bleak mo. the bank vaults. . The teller, Nonnan Simi>$°fl W110 lives at the Fisher branch of the Y. M. o. A. said the men sprang from a doorway as he stepped w the "m" door of the bani: and pulled out his. key. Both the men were armed. their lessons‘ held behind lhell- coats so they could not be seen from the street.

TELLEB IMPRISONED.

- I The men told him to open the door Simpson said, and when he did they followed ‘him in one of them clapiimc a lurid over his maul-h as he 8°! m‘ magi-l the entrancewThcy locked him in a store room and then climbed in- in the 08895- i ' ‘ ' The dimes which were in a b18- were all that was taken W "l? m" although a hasty search was conduc- do for other money- fgmipson broke tilrough the door of ‘he 8mm YOQmQflmr hm men left. and up“! the police. He said lhe bandits wmximl six feet um. roushly dres- sed. and their faces were smeared with m“, gimme“; which obscured their “gun-gs. simpson did not know whe- n,“ may amped on foot or by au- tomobile. , . ' ‘

New“ zsdiandwlow has nearly 50.- 000 radio receiving sets.

Dublln\lreland; is to have a month or. ‘ggyidgpeli mu winter. _

flyragden‘ has 30 times as many utomobilesas in 1919-

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. legitimate rights of the laboring man

‘Hndustry or. any kind f0 locate in

Bali Indigestion

I - l I v i a i r I - I ~ Disappear Quick "Suffered terribly ' ~ with indigestion and const‘ ' , couldn't cat. A friend advised ‘Fruil-a-tivcs’ and was soon fine and ‘ well. They are m docler when iliP-Jseonie Parad I Mont Carmel, P. Q. Letters from thousands say chronic constipation and liver troubles ended

stomach, billousness, heartburn, gas, bloating vanish’ like magic. Bladder and kldneyiils, pain in back go in 24 hours. Nerves quiet, sound sleep at once. Rheumatism, neuralgia, neuritis, sick headaches disappear in a Jiffy. Complexion clear quick.

Famous Canadian doctor's discov- ery. Ten of nature's greatest reme- dies combined in handy little tablet. Amazing quick results.

Get ‘fFruit-a-tives" from druggist today. v. Feel great tomorrow. '

A parrot in green stones is a pop- ular hat brooch in Perth

Burma has adopted a five-year pro- gram of highway construction.

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T0 THE ELECTORS 0F WARD ONE

Ladies and Gentlemen:

After many solicitations on the part of ratepayers in this Ward l have again decided to offer myself as candidate for Councillor. Two- years ago l had the pleasure of "eeting every voter personally. This y:ar, however, I may be unable to see each voter before election day, 1 the". fore take this men" m acquaint you of my nomination and to earnestly solicit your support prev- ious to, and your vote on election day.

I am standing four square for the

~of this City, and if eléelés will make every effort to raise the Present ‘scale n’ wages. It will be my en- deavour to bring ‘the sillpplng inter- ests and labor to n. ---"'~~-l1 under- standing and agrr-m- at. _

l stand for strict economy in civic expenditures, more especially when luxuries are concerned, and for a cleaner and healthier clty..

W. G. BRUCE,

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T0 THE ELECTORS OF WARD ONE

Ladies and Gentlemen:-

I have served two terms as City Councillor for Ward‘ One and I have again nominated as a. candidate.

With four years experience as a member of the Council, I am in a position to render still better service to you than I have rendered in the past. If elected I shall endeavor, to the best‘ of myvability, to do my part in carrying on the administration of civlc affairs in general in an effici- ent and economical manner, giving special attention to the needs of Ward One.

I heartily thank you for the gen- crous support accorded me in the past and respectfully solicit your votes and influence in the coming election.

Sincerely yours,

D. F. C. DOUGAN 2-8-3i

TO ELECTORS 0F WARD THREE

Ladies rind gentlclnenc-

At the request of a large number of voters, I am a candidate for Ward 3. I have served in the City Council and have a‘ good knowledge of civic affairs. I will support ally progress- ive mo cment which I think will benefit he city. f have been an ad- vocaic of permanent streets, better sanitary conditions, prevention of cruelty to animals and other move- ments for the public good. If elected I will try to serve the best interests of the city. _

A. A. HENNESSEY, 1618-2-8-31

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T0 THE ELECTOBB OF WARD 5 Ladies and Gentlemen: - a

complying with the request of a large- number of the electors, I have decided to contest Ward Five in the coming Civic Election. i am in fav- or ot permanent works and civic ire-movements. I am llsoin favor y of ._ encouraging manufactured and

our city to give more employment and better Wales to lhe iaborinl class. Now that the valuation of ipl-oporty is increased 1 am in favor of a lowerpercentage of taxation. l am a large property holder and a resident of the Ward. '

Ir you do me the honor of sleet-

. ' log .1110 1 will‘ work lol- the‘ best in-

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To the Electors of; Ward Four

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

At the request of many residents of Ward 4, l have again nominated to contest fllidWflfll at the forthcoming- ‘eiect-ion. The brill-“fietiod at my disposal will make it impossible to" attempt a. canvass. Tile record of mycivic activities is before. you, and if again given your~s0pport it will be my‘ earnest endeavor" to safeguard the best-interests pf the citizens of Charlottetown.

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' i. B. R. HOLMAN

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To the Electors of Ward Four

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: .

soliciting your support. l .. As the time is short I will he unable to call on each and every one of your personally, but as I have seen you on many‘.

electors should ‘be glad to escape the annoyance of a cum‘. vass. ,; As Chairman of the Street Committee it has been my con-- ‘ stant endeavor to give you the best possible service consist“ ent with the equipment and money at our disposal. It is for

iidence. . Thanking you for your ge nerous support-in the past, I am faithfully yours, , , E. A- FOSTER.

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I have re-nominaied ‘for Councillor for Ward 4 at the"; forthcoming Civic Election an d I take this opportunity off.

similar occasions and you know my record I feel most of the‘ " '

you to judge whether or not I deserve your continued con'--’

i» The Electors or Ward n.

Ladies. and Gentlemen:

of Ward 5 I have nominated as a candidate in the coming Civic election. _ ’ make a personal canvassof the Ward i‘ am takin this means of soliciting your support in this contes

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City, with chief interest for improvements for Ward

1616-2-8-3i

To the Electors of Ward Five

Ladies & Gcnllerllerl":

Once again I offer to Ward Five and the citizens in general my services as Councillor in the forth-conning civic eiection- My record for the past four years is before you and it is for you to decide whether or not I am entitled to your support. If you do me the honor of electing me, I shall as in the past give the best service pos- sibie within my power. Owing to pressure of business I will be unable to make a personal can- vass. and I therefore take this opportunity of so- iiciiinp: your support, which I will appreciate. Thanking you in advance for same, I remain