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_ Doctor Gives Hint
1 to Lucky Salesman
5 ITS a  man that knows
3 whenheisslipping.Mr.R.F.
: Myers of 711 Rosedale Street,
i Baltimore. had the good for-
§ tune to get his tip straight
j from one of his doctor custom-
. ers (he was selling for a phu.
_ maceuticai house) and since
i that luckyvisit he has increas-
» ed his business 50 per cent.
' For two years he had been driving
(rom town to town, and naturally
 this threw his elimination out of
, shape. He felt himself slipping.
_ Cathartivs only made him worse.
Then one day hewas calling on a
wise old physician. and asked his
‘ advice. ."What you need, my boy,’l
said the doctor, ."is a simple, easy,
normal way to clean the poisons out
oi your system-we all have them-
and with your kind of work they
certainly cut down ediclency. Why
don't you try Nu|`_ol'l’i
."Well, believe it or not," says Mr.
Myers, "in a few days I felt°like a
new man. lWbat’s_got into youll
ln the vigorous promotion of re- , Riding through a. sheet of plate
Jmmaylon projects in italy much of glass on s' motorcycle was part of the
me deep plowing was done by means
of cable tackle.
-'asked the home oiiiee, ‘your busi-
ness has increased 50 per canti'_54
Thst's the great thing about
Nujol. As soon as it begins to clean
the poisons out _oi your system it
makes you feel so well that you can.
almost always do a much better job.
Nujol is not a medicine and con-
tains no dnigs. It is perfectly harm-
le¢S» forms no habit. It is simply
bodily lubrication, which everybody
needs. You. like everybody else!
Why put oi! good health any
longer? Go into any good drug store
and get a bottle oi Nujol in a sealed
package. Costs so little and means
so much! Maybe you can increase
‘ your efficiency 50 per cent tool
act of the hero i.n a talkle being pro-
duced in England.
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Other Maritime Branches
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Shawinigan Water Ed’ Power'
COMPANY I
5 p. c. First Mortgage and Collateral
' Trust Bonds
Duc February lst, 1970 _
_  Moody_% Rating “Aa " I
_ Price: 98.50 and interest,
yielding about 5.80%
Orders may be telephoned or teiesrapbed st our
expense. -
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_ W. H. V. DUNHAB, Mllllger.
_ CBABLOTTBTOWN
ll. JOHN MONTREAL HALIFAX
'MONCTON BUMMBBBIDI FRIDIIIOTON
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_ Bring your House Cleaning rasairalnents here and we
hilillltheorder-»withafreshstooko!Alobastine,li¢uresco,
Whilnlns. num run suing. sup Lassen, oalv. raus,
_ llvlirl. Drasaes. ate.. ste.
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, " llloa§a__ss_r`»es
_ B°etIu|ns? Hardware Go. Ltd.
' i Phish 151.
'sarasota nsapwsaaisrosr _ _
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*Hitting on Au`Eight! 'Central Iiuaraiian
504900 Oooaee oeo`o`e_o_oee`¢e¢
ron oooo vrorns xnlrrrucs-Io.\~.
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nuyuvo runuirs. _ ceo. H. ”°""~"°"'.'{‘.f...' ‘...,"";'.1,.1i,"“‘~““" “°" D f ` ' _ ~ _
'roomhs sr son. a-14-si. """"’_°“,2; -~ 5 "'=°l_'5°_°_*°f°f'- ' ' ’ ' '» »
TWILIGHT IIECITAL--Mr. Wll-
ter Macrlutt will give two Twilight
Recitals in 'St. James Church March
011 Wednesday nlaht was a grand
Royalty Womens Institute met at the I
.home of  Allison Holmes on Feb.
zoo.. The meeting Qpsned with me
creed and the Institute Ode. fol-
lvwcd by the i-on can andthe reed-
ing and the adopting of the minutes.
Sixteen members and one visitor were
present. The school committee rc-
ported on _visiting the school and on
wing thefschool cleaned. The slrl:
committee reported on visiting the
sick, Plans were made for a social
evening to _be held on March 3rd.
at the home of the President, Mrs.
John E. Holmes. A committee con-=
sisting oi' Mrs. Allison Holmes; Mrs.
/Neil Darrach, Mrs. Edgar_Heartz, and
`Mrs_ Alex Macl\`evin, was appointed
to have all necessnhy arrangements
made. The meeting closed with the
singing of thc National Anthem.
ISLAND LADY ELECTED.-The
following is taken from an Edmonton
Daily, which contained also an ex-
cellent photograph of the MTS. $61101'
referred io. The progress made by
women curlers since their first bon-
spiei in Edmonton ten years ago when
the trophies were eeuuloid rh°w-
g-reph frames. until today when the
northern Alberta. ladies' curling
association forms the largest body of
women curlers in Canada, was the
keynote of the annual bonsDl¢1 bln-
quet on Tuesday evening at the Rose
room. The dinner. the largest in
the history oi' the club, was attended
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Sound ’
Investments
are a‘dded incentive
to peace of mind and
sound sleep. _ '_.
_ _
Are your securities in
good condition?
Send in your list of
holdings and we will
be glad to advise you.
It is well to seek -
Investment Counsel
-H.B. ROBINSON &C0
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MCNTREAL - zlo sr. :Anas sr.
Inn.-II-'Ax - - Iss noI.I.Is sr.
'ronorvro - - - or youua sr.
i CHAS. F. POOLEY
nrsrnror msnsosn  __ 
PEARDEN HOUSE
crisnnorrsrown. - _- r. a. I.
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b5 %H%OOHO
wont ""~
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siioaid take a mental inventory ol
yoarooalsapply ami then goth
tenehwithas. _
Belt lllllty Soft
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RB'
Coal
and Coke aiwa nd. 'lat
should place your
W. D`I__c.11i»_‘& cs.
'ty sl s
.move in the Spring and it stands to
The very minute you seal this yea'
C loltaiown._.l' I. 1,
llsurs 0 A. al. uaill I P. I.
'_ 0vat_' |loa_Moi's Bl|'l»e'l\ lhog. ` ‘
o»»o+>o++e+ooo` oven ‘
lun-2-ul-ivmir, - ' ‘_ ""
ing Associ_stioi\'s` unanlrnblls, choice
the dainty Woman Stilhirleltixlg the
ture. it creates s.nd.preserrves com- _
pléxions of exduislte charm. Delloately
Cornmenci Tuesday Mornin we will offer b
and dispel roughness or .cheflng.'_
1 MARKET qossn'
pctus to thesales of thc various mot-
or Camas( Dividends' on this so'eck__
has been delayed for_ someparticulsr
reason-possibly to the tact that the
ada somewhat unsettled and the
management may beawaiting the
outcome of the wheat tangle before,
Detroit. - _ - - - 1
The~ opening .oi. navigation, oi
course, means busy times for Canada
siblh ` 'or' this wheat he mlm to
reason that the' Canada Steamship
Lines will sxpe_\'le_nce a.'busy spring
season. Even with the unfavourable
the President stated officially that
dividend being passed. The company
1s looking forward to another record
year ‘ln the passenger and hotel de-
partments  and barring uniorseen
conditions it can be _stated that the
outlook for.1980 is more encouraging
than was the case last year.
ands of new c`ars_ on the road as well
sreregs~th_rou§`heut _the winter. The
oil companies are the ones that 'ben-
operato at "full stedm_." There are
many _of these companies listed on`
the Canadian Stool( Exchanges, but
the leaders inthe field include lin- <
penal on, 'n. A..ol1' and Macon-
Qnotations `fIIrnish¢`d by Mowat A
Maedillivfay. Stock Broken ‘
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‘ ' Monircal~Stoek Exchange
Abltlbl  assi
Asbestos  una) an
B. o`. Power A  _am
B. C. Power B ........ (asked)
Building Products'.....'.....I.
oinidisri Bronze-~.:.......;...s1%
Canadian 1rldurt`rlal-alcohol ._ W, .
Causes Power srraper  11%
Cocllhutii Plow  20
qons. smehqn_...‘;.....';..... ass
caaiscsrewmg -'ni ,T
  41
cnners1sree1$vsm'i......_..-.. is
usmumn sr-uiso _.'...'......;..'aa',i
rminatlonav mem 1 . . /2'. .f . . . .' sen
Labs o!‘the_Wosda-.'.....;L...; so
.nasty ish-ru  sus
or companies.; Ford .of Canada is_Quebec Power ................
largely owned by small shareholdersShawinigan ...................
in this country and as a result in-'Simon as Sons 
terest in 'Canada 'in'thc'n"\otor in- Steel of Canada  (bid)
duutry_centres largely around Ford Winnipeg Elec.  
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¢1¢-up og the ~w¢§¢,¢m `wh¢n|; M-up Commerce  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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has made conditins in Western Can- RDYHI 
dividends sre,lneugu_'ratedL _ Accord-'Bfliish A"?"i°°“ 011 
mg to repo,-"_ FQ;-d__°`¥ Canada has|I_mpel'ial Oil ..................
had _ _¢_°n5_|d"-*me _.5u¢;-,ess _ Wm; _ the | Npranda . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
new m°¢¢1._s;mq,u-ly _to Wm; has Walker Gooderham 
occurred. to .the 'parent oombiw ill- ‘i--Wnd' Pgvkif 5” M°‘t‘°‘"i“1~" -~ -° 10'/5
stéamsmp 'Lfnem 'Thuf is ~ another A_il1e1‘iCB.l‘i C811 . . .. ..... ..... ..
coIiipany`that`has suffered from the Allied Chemical _------~~~~-»--
gigcnticbpeculation of the Canadian Ah' R°d“°u°“ ~--------»-- 
Wheat Pool. ' There is s. good pos- Atlantic R°“mnE 
conditlonslthat existed late last year, 'An“'°°“d5 -C°PP°"   
there was-no`dsnger.o1 the preferred ,d°f“ PWd“°"5  
The éommiot "mug nes thunk _Eastman Kodak ........,.....
N the rgturn ofhundnds or thou” Fox Film 
ands m“_m_” ‘mn hm in dad-Consolidated Gas 
ent immediately 'II-em this, me from G°,°d¥°°1° 
early, spring until late in the fall H“d5°“ M°t°"5 
p|»°bAn!°___ - _ __` _ ..-.. .
" “_ § A-Montgomery Ward  43%
'neu'Te1e'phene1seu""‘°"‘°°“  227
Canadian Oar  25%' rmqmsnagémq
omaea o`¢jn_nit ,..`.'..`__<siked>-Ii ,
Anemlmén andie 'nil I
lloIitreal.P,o_w,er _....r...._:.._:. `1Jl\
G4
75
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40
42
Banks
266 ‘.~'.-
310
' ' Montreal Curb
35 53
22%
38
9.
'_ New York Stock Exchange _
13655
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Mama
our
Amer. ds Foreign Power  
Amer. Smelting er Refining 
Amer. 'nel as Tel. 
Briggs Mfg.  
Bethlehem Steel
72'..
231 `
15".
so
122;.
Iso _
on
Columbia Carbon  . 
Columbia. Gas .......  
Columbia Ciramaphone  2'i‘.~;
Continental Can  ....1 62'.;
0_ongoleum  1013
New York Central  1'l9',u
C. P. R. . ....  2oo'.~i
`E`1ee. Bond sr sharef......... sail
210%
64%
32%
1l7'.’iI
72‘fi
Elec. Power & Light 
General Electric 
general Motors .....,.........
55%
Int. Harvester 
Ihr.'re|fsr'r¢1....... ...... 
Stand. Oil of New Jersey  59'..
Johns Mansv|11c131',
Chrysler . . . . . . . . .
 37%
Kennecott Copper .  51
68%
Mack Tnxck   78',-'.~
Stand. _Oil of New York ....... 32%
Overland 9
Pan American B  52
Public Service of New Jersey .. 95
Radl0 ........................ 44';
is ` _lf
Brompton`.........'.....' (bid) 35.- ‘i ‘
Brazilian  asia - _
21% ; G0 I
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nodes street
usecs. I. c. 4. lnslsno -
AIll€l'. BYCTS
Amer. Waterworks at Elec. .  _
Alleghany
Baldwin Locomotive  .  . ..
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Public Ausltioq Sales
e .asw suns .
- aslirlnr sanulu ee mmm.
as mimi chars: by asslshs
Ia Ir. 1°. name. ua. sua-
msrslli. P. I I.
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 only
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Power Dom. .................. 'to
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f  oc.  ..- .. . __.
.st .  _,.¢,__-__ 1___,,.<\,-"_..-~»i*____,.1_. / _ , \ iff ,. gt <, A
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fiizm amm-in  (sw avnon Alfred want' Inc'
_lt_ ‘jsiebidil-".;~.-.'.....'.:.. can ‘
5 _,lil filth Arenas
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Suwessi 'Ins Prizes were awarded for President' fm- Isao. The patron- _ _
_to Miss Mac Ranag1Ien,Kinkoraand|e§;es named were' _Mr_ll. 'William   ' .     
1;§~A“fi.°“‘§;-§;;°‘°;"°»-;~;°= EM- E<=°~1== IM"-»==°v=f-; DRESS coops MATTRESSES BCYS’ WEAR CHILI>REN’S WEAR
°5°W°°l\ 11¢0°¢nora.n'.s`.mes." e , , ‘
_3...A.__t.-..;.._;._.~._._._..._;.__.... 1.. ... “.g’f§1.f.f'_ii'f.r§?.?.?§f”..`Z.‘i_ _ <é0ATINc.S SPRINGS SUITS FUR COATS
-__ cnnan __ . .___ ec_y_._ Orr seller rerenedtoisaaaught/eror Mr. _ URTAINS HATS OVERCOATS COATS _
ilif’°.‘.‘; F..“.‘.’..."‘;. ’§Zi...“.....2“.‘l'if;§i‘..‘§f‘..,°,;‘;‘.f'?°.§‘;,3f.¥‘°’;.f{f,‘;;.§’°‘,§ SILK DRAPES CAPS' SHIRTS DRESSES
he 1= =f1»»=- _ 1- '  THREADS _ CHINTZ UNDERWEAR SILK HOSE
-  _==P°f=\=\@=1-1=a~°_°°-1=“\=“““?°° .» BABY CARRIACES CCRSETS MILLINERY UNDERWEAR
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 Store and Ofiice Furniture Fixtures--
§§&“.“’Z*",I`.§f..i..i_L‘.“-_...’.’.‘l.1;'I.‘.”i',1€,' $523 3 ‘ snow CASES _F1_REPRooF_SA1='E- CEFICE CHAIRS-ADDING
"""°“"°“*““°°° “‘°“‘°°”°°“°“.’”f '~ MACHINE TYPEWRITER DESKS CASH CARRIER SYSTEM J '
ly-lsxt{uge'e`sIrln.rers1an_Bs1m is .n». _,_ 5 -2 -- _ \ "-
““"""°“.'°”°.’ ""~“"‘.“-’f __ _-MIRRORS _ DISPLAY FORMS, ETC.
 .   PAT NS LIMITED
ist and sth. '-are-al _by web over we nuadred.suest.;ihd _ _ ng _ _ _ _ _ g, y
-__ ~ Wu -dellshtlul-1rir»n . 1. A i ° ~ `
. ... . .. . . .. .. . . . ._ ;.....‘Z_. ...... ...._..§..I. ..§’.T?...‘£i~ Auction e the Ballance of our Stock' consisting ‘
Miss Elva. Malone has returned to,_alitY_ Dl‘8Vl}lled. ‘After . the visitors | f " ll , , O
her home in Sourls af-ter spending were _weioome_d. toasis to the Kin ,to < . ' f ' ____
an enioyabietwo weeks with heri“curilng" _and "lo the Press 5/ere ', _ ` 0 t e O  g :
launt Mrs. W. l-I. Deighan, EnIerald.|clev_erly replied-to. Returning omc- _ .
I q -
"mg W p”`e"”“ M th” °"”1*e'°"”°"`f'°ii°`_°`t°i' “egg” _W 'U I M ° 10.30 t 12.30. Afternoon 1.30 to 5.30.
from Emerald on Friday were Messrs recommended and s new trophy, n O
Rarrol Hushes and Victor Allen and through the oourtesy'o!'T.'Bs.!on Co.. _ g
Peter A. McMahon. The weekly auc- 'announced New`o|ilc`ers were elected A 0 ° ' ` .
uon and dance held In Izmemld han mann. w._ M. seller was me curl- ij ` ven [ng ' 7s  to 9| 30.
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”'"‘“’“ "°‘"""'"° *’”"?...._ .........-_.. ._.i..., ... I. ...-- BABY SLEIGHS RIBBONS BABY CLOTHES. TABLE oILCLoTH
'I’he.disappearance of snow :win ..  . ___ _ _ _ _  _,?____ 
'iii Bendix Aviation 
81% Commercial Solvents ..........
116% Commonwealth db S0. 
34%. Curtiss Wright  
28% Dupont . . . . . . . .
 
25% Famous Players  
229.3' Packard . . . . .
 . 
117 Simmons . . . . . .

32% Timkcn Rollei' Bearing 
42*/I Sears Roebuck 
2l‘_i _United . . . . . . .
 
1'll‘L-livnrncr Bros  
41% 57
16:3#
1il'i
123"
66%
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55
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8'lԤ
33
G2
545;' x _
106
1 tiveness.
19-7'. North American   . _
' suit.
5331 ling promoted there.
wav. `
25"li
83 Reynold`s Tobacco _ . _ . . . . . . . . .
102'., Stand. Oil of California . . . . 
3015 National Cash Register . . . . . ..
341;. Stand. Brands' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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“ NOT BY MEAT ALONE ”
` Leading fox ranchers have demonstrated that, in addition
to meat, it is absolutely necessary to feed a. liberal supply of
IMPERIAL BISCUITS daily during the winter season, in order
to keep the bowels regular, and also to ensure the females
having an adequate supply of milk during the lactation period.
IMPERIAL COD OIL BISCUITS are made from a. formula;
which has been prepared with these results in view and which
reliable tests, extending over a. considerable term of years,
have proved to be signally successful.
Ranches, which have continued the feeding of IMPERIALS
regularly in winter, have had the largest litters of young foxes
and also the highest average of pups raised to maturity; in ad-
dition, they have practically eiiminated the destroying of
young by the females. _
For assured results feed IMPERIALS throughout all the
winter season. .
` IMPERIALS are spid by leading distributors or direct
from the factory. ,
_ Imperial Biscuit Co. Ltd.
I>noNa 721 _ ,sox lla- 
. Charlottetown, i’. F.. I. ~ _ '* ~’-‘if-'r‘.-;"~
the roads will give aconslderable im- ' - ~ __ ____ _ _i __ _
Int. Combustion  '
Pennsylvania Ry. 
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 
Remington Rand . . . .

Radio Keith Orpheum . . . . . .
..
U. S.-Rubber 
Sinclair Oil  
Stand. Gas dr Oil 
Spicer. . . . . . . .
 .. . .....
Studebaker  
Shell Union  
Westinghouse 
U. s. Steel  iisflluiriiea Aircraft  ....... ._
Yellow Cab  ... 
Woolworth  62% Vanadium Steel . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 6.3-";i
301, no physician for ordinary ills
you have at hand a bottle of Dr
mas' Eclectrlc Oil. For coughs. col
_.Q sore throat, bronchial troubles. it
invaluable; for soalds burns, b
sprains it is unsurpassed; while
cuts, sores, and thc like it is an
questionable healer. It needs no
ilmonial other than the use, and
will satisfy any;-nc as to its oif
Ready-made Medicine- You nu
vfh
Tl'
rule
I
t
tl
United States und Cana/da, is so lit
' Scotch linen. so popular in 1
known in England that its use is l:
Spain will produce tnlkics.