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_ This Syndicate is eomprised of American business men who are
desirous of obtaining the co-operation of (‘anadi»anS in the development of
3‘_gl'0?-f €l\f€l°Dl’iS€ 0" CHDG BI’0'f0I\ Island to be followed by similar oper-
ations in Calliidili C0l1U€0tiI\g the E3Sf with the West in the manufacture of
fuelfqr Railroads’St€3mShiDS,l21l‘g€ factories and ,for Household con-
sumption. - _ '
“COALINOIL,” as its name designates, is a mixture of powered Coal
and Fuel Oil. The-combination of these two fuels makes  product that
burns under identifically the same conditions but more efficiently than fuel
oil. Owing to its greater density, it has more heat units per barrel,and owing
to the retarding action of the slower burning coal, it has a shorter and
quieter flame than fuel Oil, causing a better combustion and more effective
» ~ use of the hot gases of combustion, with a great reduction of waste
through non-loss of the hot gases through the smoke Stack. These com-
bilwd 2ldV3I1U1g€S giV€ (`0'2lil10il 3 claimed efficiency 15'* greater than
fuel oil.
In combination with the manlfacture of Coalinoil there will be in-
stalled in Cape Breton 4 Low Temper ature Distillation Plant making Coke,
Tars and Light Oils. These products will be in turn, converted to Motor
Spirits, Lubricating Oils and the other known by-products from Tars.
The Coke will be re-treated to form  hard compact and smokeless
fuel for household use; this fuelvwill be superior to Anthracite, have less
azsh and higher heat value; its introduction .into Canada will solve the
household fuel problem so far as the capacity of the plants erected can
supply, by giving its. inhabitants a cheaper, cleaner and betterfuel than
is now imported. _ -
- The manufacture of these fuels and by-products will be both profit-
able to the operating company and of great benefit to the Maritime Prov-
mces.
A The (ioalinoil Syndicate owns 90 per cent of the Avfnerican (Toalinoil
Corporation, owner of Patent Rights the World over fo the manufacture
of Coalinoil. It has demonstrated the value of this far-rda-ching invention
and its objectis the promotion of Plants throughout he United States,
Canada and Central America; the licensing to others on a royalty basis of
rights to make Coalinoil for their ownuse or for public~di tribution. F
The D12'-US S0 far made Contemplate the promotio of ten plants of a
combined capacity of 120,000 bbls. daily and the licensi g of six, plants of
72,000 bbls. per day. ‘ `
, Where plants are promoted, the Syndicate will take over Coal pro-
pertiese, design and erect the different plants and receive on each installa-
tion a royalty of 6c per barrel on all Coalinoil made and a substantial
stock interest in' all companies promoted.
°Where Licenses are issued, the Syndic.ate will receive 6c per barrel
on -all Coalinoil made for the life of its patents and improvements.
'" The Syndicate’s revenue will be derived from royalties, dividends'
on stock held in promoted Companies, sale of Foreign Rights, Engineering
Fees, etc., etc., .and should, as above indicated, be large enough to satisfy
the most exacting investor.
By request, the organizers are giving the people of this Province an
opportunity to participate in the Syndicate. V
For particulars, please apply to P l
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Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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