I brines of the nasal passage and
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f \
V i
1 | . » » . '
ifisi1'1'zlI“l'\"l¥Y§l'.°_"1`9`.‘lt'»". _ ' 1- g . ` ,.  r    `v'r`-lm `<*.l'r`/ill-l.o1“ri-i‘l’l->'\vN GUARDIAN `
,gf *f""'-" f""""'~' ,_ --I  ' `_  ~"‘ _' "' ..-‘»--  sf-._ - -a=s$-"=----a '---- A ‘
0h,boy!Nomore colds!
eoldsl What yvouldn’t you
to o through the winter
without them?
Here is one sensible thing you
can do. A preventive measure
that doctorskecommend.
SOUNDS like magic. No more
give 5
Evny night snuff a. little
"Vaseline" Petroleum Jelly up
the nostrils. It coats the mem-
actually protects them against
gcrins. According to doctors,
germs are not likely to get in
their deadly work if these sensi
tive membranes are fortified
Against them by lubrication. | '
This simple treatment makes
breathing easier too. You'lI sleep
more soundly. And snore less: _
Learned how at_ college
teaspoonful of the Jelly and
swallow it. Radio stars, whose
voices\ mean their bread and
butter, have learned this trick.
You can profit from it' too.
"Vaseline" Jelly relieves dry-
ness, checks irritations, keeps
the nasal secretions normal. So it
actually dpes_work to prevent
colds. When you are outdoors on
1 dusty, windy day, use
,“\'.isclinef' Jelly. in the nostrils
ro relieve that tickle; keep germs
from lodging in the delicate
membranes. The tube iS C011-
vcnicnr to carry, so you can
al\vays'have it with you when
you need it. -
if the throat feels husky, take a
jelly-in jars or tubes-at the
nearest store. Use it regularly
every night. And remembe
when you buy, that the trade-
mark Vaseline on the package is
your assurance you are getting
the genuine product of the Chese-
brough Mfg. Co., Cons'd, 5520
Chabot Ave., Montreal, Canada.
Lay in a supply of “Vaseline”
ra
Atl. woot. -'v" neck sweaters,
$5.00 value for $8.90. Moore ds Me-
lLeod Limited. 1425-1-31-Sl
KOTEX #Sd package. Moore 
Mcleod Limited. ' 1425-1-31-31
j
'l‘llEBE’S AN INTERESTING
showing of Men's Tweed Suits at
twenty five ,per cent off. Moore dt
McLeod Limited. 1425-1-31-31
FACTORY PRICES for Won1en's
Fur Coats. Moore de McLeod Limit-
€d- 1425-1-SI-Si
ClllLDllEN'5, MISSEB' lud Indies'
coats half price. Moore dr McLeod
Limited. I/ 1125-1-31-31
26 PER- CENT OFF Men'l Tweed
suits, n very special bargain. Moore
ds McLeod lliimited 1425-1-31-31
couosnr xlivo Gnome n'AI.l.,
K¢n5l11s't0n.` February 4th, 0 P. M.
Violin, Vocal and Readings. Summer-
sldc talent. Aid Anglican Church
Rectory- society. usa-2-1-al.
RAW FUES BOUGHT-Five hun-
dred sliver black fox pelts wanted
immtdlalrly. Payiyg cash market
price. Bring or s nd to me. Will
pay your fare or transportation if I
buy. State lowest prices. Harry
Kirsh, 836 Main St., Moncton. N. BJ
______
ST. JAMES CHURCH-At the
morning service in St. James Church
yesterday mv. Frederick wulianr-
son of Malpeque pres.cherl` with mueh
acceptance t’o s. large and appreciative
` audience. Medelssohrrs beautiful solo
rv°°°°'*°°*"*“”°"°°”"°° °' ' ' ' ' '°' ' ' '-°°’°°°"°“ "Oh Rest in the Lord” was admirab-
‘lo iiledyrshire Breedersoi P.E.l
ly given by Mrs. A. J. Lawson, Dur-
a ing the offering the choir gave as an
anthem, "the Lord is Exalted." '
1:.-ilttr. inns. ' 5 “~ BR°WN' -_._-_
Chnrlciieiown, R. R. 5 Y°|"k
prtsidcng _ Secretn\'1"T¥essurer.
HOTEL BASEDIENT WORK-
COMPLETED-R. S. Allan dr C0..
_ ' 4”, expect to complete today, the extra
. and work of building footings for the
' 1480'
_ ' Natlona.i.BrsIorlss
‘~ With thi old lhliel -H Notion!!
Breweries out of the way many look
'for thenew-stock to become a mar-
ket' favourite. _There are many na-
scns-for'  an expectation. The
'Company hee withstood the test of
time. Its bodiy is Almost
imblvkllible in the Province of Que-
bec, Legislation affecting it is now
accepted as permanent audi the fin-
ancial condition of the company is
excellent. The demhnd for its pro-
ducts shouldjinorelae progressively
with that of the population and the
rapidly growing tduriit traffic.
Plante and equipment have been
brought to a high state of perfection
and are ample to ears for future re-
quirements. `_There are no apparent
posslbilitlesof n 'setback in the Iu-
turc. 'I’i1e`market` does not appear
to, have discontinued the consistent
development of the company. The
tppreclatloq in the -price of the
shared in the peat three years is_in-
éonsiderable when compared to the
increase _of 70% 'in the net available
for dividends. ' _ -
Canada Power di Paper . '
The Streetheard today that plans
for-the simplification of-the finan-
cial-struoture of the Canada. Power
!a_-Paper Co., Limited* were being
considered. If such a program is
carried out many advantages would
be gained." Financing is nioiie easily
arranged by one large -holding com-
pany than -by intermediary units.
Earnings-would go direct to the top
con'ipany,- thus strengthening- :its
credlt.` Moreover it would give those
in-controlan opportunity of squeez-
ing out a good deal of water.
Quotiiusiu roi-nailed by sional si
MacGi|llvray, Stock Brokers ‘
` Montreal Stock Exchange
Abltibl  <bld>zd1,l
Asbestos  2%
Bell 'Ielephone  155%
' when piers in the basement of the new B_ C_ Power 'A~ ` 38%
stair what they have to scll giving use and general dmrllrilvn IWW#
due to freshen) and also anyone reilulrllil A¥\'l\1|\`°S “UD 5° U~¢°°mm°5
by corresponding with this Club.
Le! us nil work together in the interest of the breed.
Canadian National Hotel Mr~ Al
lan, who has been in -the city dur-
ing the last week, state that the
equipment will be moved from the
....~¢».¢»~-»~.¢
ated - ~ ' n.c.PowcrB  191.1.
Brompton  26
Brazilian .........,........... 38%
su"des»»s»¢»»»¢s¢»»s44ooo¢oswooooroooeossnsssoos - Cm- C31' ---~-------~-»-----~ 28%
1195-l-21-23-25-28-30-Feb. lst.
We wish all breeders cf Ayrshlr° cattle L1 this il\'°"'|\\°¢ 01’ lhyollc
it-rested to communicate with the President or Secrctniy of this Club
_ ,.--_,________--------I--;~ - --
scene of operations on Thursday for
_ shipment.
W. C. T. U. M'EE'l`IN_G - Queens
“N Announcement ”
s
llllllll '
In order that therc may not be any misunderstanding
we Wm, 1,0 advise that Alden P. Mulligan of Klnkoro and
A ll. Asll¢clr ci ~Aumny hlvc been snlwlnlcd U '"1" °“‘Y
agents for these rcs ective districts and solicit a continuance
of your patronagc_a.& wish to assure you that our goods will
be of the the same high standard. of quality as they have
been in the past and can only be procured in thcse district!
from the above named. .
l
00L0l1ii\L FERTILIZER 00.
_  'WINDSOR.'N.S.-
- __ r _ Ili
l-...-..»~ou.L. cm ,___-,-¢_ ` ' ' »
County Eéteeutlve of the Womerrs
Christian Temperance 'Union met on
Friday afternoon to plnn'in detail
the program for February 17th, the
date set for Queens County's next
Quarterly Gntl1ering,_whici1 will be
held in St. Paul`s Parish Hall, Cher-
lottctown, between the hours of 12
and 3.
l
lrnstltutc was held at the liemecl
twelve members present. The meet
ing presided over by the President.
was opened with Carry Mc Back to
Old Virginia. Roll C!!-ll followed ree-
ponded to by silver collection. Min-
utes were then readfand adopted. A
le-ttcr from the Supervisor was read
oficrlng a. free course in home cook-
ing and home economies. Aftorsome
discussion it _was decided_ that the
buying committee buy some mater-
‘ lal for a bazaar. Reading by Mrs.
ma Tierney. Next meeting ~to ~.be
Can. Bronte  5412
can: md; Alccliel   '10'/.
_Cockshutt~..................... 33%
'Cons Smelfiérs- ._,,.....,`,..,',,,, 333,
Cm-_Freeing.......~..:,...,,.. 'I
Can. Cement  16
D°m1nl°n Brl1dse'I.'.. ..‘. .  . '.1 'mt
Famous Players  49
Fraser,........................ 15%
General Steel Wires  20 .
Gurds  28
Hamilton Bridge  31'.l
Intematlonal Nickel  3a
M9001!-Frontenac _. .  . .. 24
‘Mrs. Ui-ville Large. There were National _Breweries  31%
National Steel Cer  69%
Power Corporation  7'!
Pri arcs  vs
Qui' c Power  691
Simons dc 
Steel of Canada.  48
Winnipeg Electric  47%-
Banks '
Commerce 
National  .
202
#Nuo-oso+s-oeooo rss-'os4+>o+»¢¢o+s-00040404 ooosoo4»0° Basil 3h°'U`Y 515° 011° by MW NW? Montreal ..................... `3l4
328
COLONIAL FERTILIZERS
WINDSOR MAD
Our trade lnnrk on your fertiliser bag la your gulrlnteo 0! illllm!
rclnnuty. num open' it-accept as substitutes. colonial-windsor
Fertilizers are no experiment -- they have been tested and 1Il'°V°\\ U!
and your nelghbors. Prices are now ‘available-`0Tl°° YW-l' °“l°|' “'11
your local Colonial gem.. We have agents in your locality, 'Get In tone members or Gomw`u_Y9‘k Pbmt DutiHers_se“.r...I;\... .. (es ed)
__ __ , , _ ‘“‘"“- °' womens mstltirtd met with 1n1._1s. b?Wmmvm“mn'n~-"r--~---
Wt- 101' further lolofm\¢|°l\ “"1 Pf*°°'- sd Altrm it lm- liomc dt col-nlnu - '
with them or* cdnunnnicote wilh lm or our |'¢lI¢\’l| ll¢ll¢ A- F- 5*". 5
COLONIAL FERTILIZER COMPANY A
_  , ,_w1Nnsoa,1v._s.. ' -,
H+” sn-Q-sooo-s sooo can-sooo->s+»++s++w+s sua-s
1354-1-19-wedsatmonimonth.
» _  .__-_.n_ _-_ ~  - - -- _ €=,°=1¢\r4_ Psvlua at M-temu .
_ _  __ Mm: iismrroillt §f.whiohm1;1l1  wuhr Gooderhgm 
lm- _ '""" "°°“
_  _ _ . been purchased for York Point _
- - - 1 .oco,ooo. , 1 N y 1. :wi-tisrwr 
orrloat.. s1~:lzv1cl~:.»f°"'°°°“°°'°__“"‘ °°“°§’.."...."° ""‘ '“.....°°"‘”"."‘°,,.,.,..'“-'“'°,.‘ I °" ‘*' "“"'f “°“.'»""-’ ......... 
  , ~_ _ _ _ , ten Wu or ` ' ' ' _
‘ns ,xxmnnggn qllQ8Bl& N0\'WlY_l flrbtésourid picture was tb help ‘B immwnnt “muy in th. gmgy-|¢m,4q;|f._______,________ 130% Electric, Power do Light 
surnrao Arm nrnv. recently ues . it coniutioa of vMm,_y_ was um Bun on mb Aulcd chemical  :so lmtmlll K°¢*\= 
givin 'ro only gnev1:,snd`havi_ng but two mum ‘mm mm hu “muy wh ‘ ¢~ __#____P - Famous Players 
 actors. senisdwo give e dew-lpuve.talx.sr Side, §80l(, Arm! V ` 
Jo wr  ran/no' Iewhgho/Used Klanfs het -wumey h°m° M; ms    __  `l~`l1eUtri\o...............
° ‘ """‘   _ n.........i.- r-...  mf- 
, _. To lv work to unemployed.
`  ` chesteii-, Ilnglsnd, will make civic
|51 Ku" 1g|`.|; -000400#-00°*
\ - .
’.- s- Q
held lt the home of Maysle Camer-
on Roll call to be answered-with
Riddles A dainty lunch was served
I md by the hostess which brought a very . " -Mmmul curb
Mn, enioyoble evening to a close. - " V A
,gg -'*“ - ` British Amtricanoil 
,M _ _can Dock sc Dredge  sign'
eos-o-on
,h INSTITUTE MEE'l'ING.__- The
for tl1cir,l‘°¥\llll` m°nl‘mY 111900151-
Rnll Cali wssanswered by nineteen
members. As usual ways and means-
wem discuhed lfor makin! WDW,
arymseting sean ,member-into
or-me a insane at iid-uit. mesa-ir
' UT Allunulh Ff&u“t 5f\¥‘@t"qu
roueltintmaagneruocyoe.
'nnyother
si1,iiot
iii,
_i-giili-if
A3' E-511
E
P(
Ns
msvdscctia  
_ ` ‘ s
312
172
47%
U\n"Vickers I  10 ,
9%
00%
Hydro Electric 42%
I1‘lNmstlonal'P¢h ............ 20%
llinenll ’r°bicco_............. 1o-~ l
Ni-ands  sons
11141
io ,l
_ _E__
no~mroes_ __°'...“'..°°“°:.:v:*.=.~n.':.:'.:..“';ft...... j......’,........ ..._ --M 
 ‘ ,-‘ ' ' - 'gavcmuchenloialtcnswon aireedy ` "hm
 TURNIPS _cv »»--=° mm- Aw- oe"
scrum, amuse
V V `> ,--_Ȣ~.
ulrc cr tus weeds-............ as ‘
yl msrirurc MEETING.-'i'nc'Msssey Hari-is  sm
lJnnuary meeting of Pleasant Circle Montreal Power .............:. 135
Shawlnigan  80 1
/ramp wnvmlrts' or sooo
Ml1l.'EV&Ntt Hlalnm, Fredericton, P. E. I.
Peter J. Curran, Peakee Station, P. E. I.
mae rtulsy P. Bums, Albany, P. ni. l
1 Wm. I. I-Iaslam, Emerald R. P... P.E. I.
Ml_'s._Lom-ne Bownees, Kensington, P. E. I.
Harry Lewis. R.. R. 3, Charlottetown
n.*A-rcard, sourls, P. n. 1. _
Mkt. J. W. Waugh. New Annln. P. E. I.
Mrs. Galvin J- Kennedy. mt Baltic. P. n. 1..
Mis. 1-l. A. McDougall, 21 King square, city,
Mn. Dan Bulman, Rustico. P. E. '
WINNERS Ol' $1.00
Weldon A. Smith, Canoe Cove, R..R.I.
-Iawoll Poole, Montague, P. E. I. _
John D. C. MncCcrms»c, st. qcorgea, P. li. I.
Mabel B. Jenkins, Millview, P. E. I.
wlirrcd Muwillnms, ocean view, P. ls. 1.
Mark Curley, New Wiltshire. P. E.I.
James P. McCaughey, De Sable, P. E, I.
Mrs. C. A. Bell, 167 King St., City, _
Brendan J. Driscoll, Clermont, P. E. ‘I.
Mary A._Pefors. Sourls, P. E. I.
Rhoda. Warren, 180 Richmond St., City,
Doi-is MacDona.U, Vemon Br., Columbia.
Mrs, Duncan Smith, Wood Island P. E. I.
Mrs. Patrick sfixmott, nuance, P. E. 1. ` _
Ralph Collins. Newton Cross, P. E. I.
Helen Gallant, Duvar, P. E. I.
Richard T. Matheson, 'S/t. Peters Boy. P. E. I.
Daniel McKinnon, Montague, P. El I.
Georgina Proctor, Hunter River, P. L‘."‘!.
James Carruthers. Port Borden, P. E. I. '
W. S. McLean, Peters Road, Box 110.
Mrs. Gordon Hardy, Alberton, P. E. I.
James A. McFadyen, New Haven, P. E. I.
IZ/C. Morson, Cardigan, P. E. I.
/ der /Dickieson, Hunicr River, P. E. I, 4
1-iope Mui. Clenrmont, P. E. I.
Florle Drummond, Brsdalbane,
John Westaway. Albion Bay, P.
Mrs. W. E; White, York Point, P.
Georgie E. stewart. Emerald, P.
Michael Bradley, Peskes Station, .
_  Rena 1a. Neill, North Milton _
Earl J. Arblng, Bedford Station,
Florence Beer, Clyde River, P. E. I.
Edward MeFadyen, Carleton Sldin, P. E. I.
Hammond J. Nicolle, White Sands P. E. I.
Dora Walker, R._l?.. 7. Charlottetown.
Alice Stewart, Sea. view, P, E. I.
wludrd Muttdrt, Carleton s1ding,_P. 11:. 1.
Morley Muttsrt, Carleton Siding, P._E. I.
Vernon Muttert, Carleton Siding, P. £1. I.
John A. McDonald. Kellys Cross, P.
irénnctl-i Muttart, Carleton siding, P. 11'. 1.
Nelson Poynter, Kensington, P. E.,I.
EJ 1.' W. Maclvlurray, '11 Upper Hillsborough st. city.
Mrs. 'Frank Muttart, Carleton Siding. P. E. I.
Frances Dougherty, 24 1-2 Longwortl-» Ave. City.
A. Bi nagnsu, loo Edward st. city.
oewald ningwcu, iworcuf P. E. 1.
Ewen Mcnoiiald, Brsdalbsnc, P. 1:. 1.
rho J. necgurccy, lvnllgell. P. 1:. 1.
Mrs. Alex. Grant, Bangor, P. E. I.
' Mrs. J. L. Sullivan, Clinton, P. E. I.
J. C. Gillespie, Carleton Siding. “
Mrs. _Wlnfred Rodgersong Cape '1`ra,ve»rse, P. E. I.
.Charles Graham, Gaspereaux, P. E. I.
_ Elric cook, mast Royalty, rt. R. 2 P. P. 1.
_ F42”
l°Z°§°!‘1!",..g4
Hoon” L
Hn-eg-I '
.L 
si
I
*s
4.
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F1
rs
Mrs. A. K. McLeod, 94 Summer St., Somerville, U. B. A.
1
Alleghany  2615
American Buyers  ss
Amer. 'I‘el&'I’el  230
Amer. dt Foreign Power  96
Amer. Waterworks drlilec. 95'/5
Ai1mconde.'Copper  74%
Atlantic reclining   aan
Baldwin Locomotive  32%
nethlclrcni~stcel  wie;
nfcddls Aviation  41%
Columbia Carbon 
Columbia Cu 
Columbia Gramophone) . . . . . . .
Cons. Gas 
Chrysler 
Commonwealth ec So 
Conimercinl Solvents .........
Continental Can 
Com Products ................
Standard Oil of New
191%
84%
28%
11l‘.i
37%
16
'U.s.stccl 
20
sm
cz
on
125
son
194
can
son
me
'ma
mm
'lm
Aw.
ui it
The Misses Elva
Howatt left recently
...._
Goodyear- 
isainvius 
at 'rel  can
Among those who
00%
me  sin
 111.4
me
iam
...-creativ-
Mossre.8atoldClm
Gardiner and larle
...-»......... 1'! -2
sereadscrarc
»
as. ......
of Nowwdsrssy .. me
.~§d`»-r
........ 56% ~ --
Sears Roebuck ................-
Sinclair Oil 
Simmons .....................
Spicer 
Standard Oil of New Jersey 
Standard Oil of California. 
'standard ods at ou 
Shell Union .................. 22%
Studebaker 
lTexas Corp. 
,Timken Roller Bearing ....... 
U. S. Rubber 
Mrs. Raymond' l-ral-vcy ‘and
son Lloyd are visiting friends
Freeland and Alberton.
hockey melon ln Victoria on
day evening, between the Kensing-
ton Grenintee md Victoria Unions
were: The Misses Evelyn Bell,
garet Gould, Willa Crosman,
¢te Driscoll. nude Hervey and are
A M.; “°“‘
en.
ss 
é
Fig;
ii;
100%
25%
86%
30‘.~'.-
64%
32%
60%
1i8‘.i
York 
115:50
54"/a
'ICU'
25%
.................‘184‘¥'a
United Aircraft 
Warner Bros ........,........
‘Westinghouse  102%
Yellow Cab  18
53 “I4
'CAPE TBAVEBSII AND VICINITY
and Marjorie
for Halifax.
Whilethere they will be the guests
of their slstnr Mrs. Snowball Allen.
little
in
` the
Mon-
attended
Nor-
Geor-
rd
of Oheltol.
on Monday
of l¢r.Ceu‘ge
 'no may trieyc' at slr. owen
' ' ' ~ :__-e At Cape Traverse Rink on Tues-
rlam Addr-su '
Mrs. Golden wccre. mdcricton, P. ir. 1. Wm" °“d°d 1” ‘ "‘°"’“’ 1°' ‘he
Arthur 1-nslnn. rrcdcrlcmii. 1:. 2.1.
urs. Hyatt 1-rssldm. Fredericton, 1:. 1. The Miss” m°"’f°° Ben' Lam’
Mrs. B. Earle McDonald, '10 Upper Hilidcoro St., City. _ _
wcliccl rdornsscy. umm ordss,i=.E.1_  “""‘""’ "° 1”” “nd
Mrs. Frank McKay. East Royalty, P. E. I. ` from 5?§% to about gy
Albert Middleton. R. R. N6._¢ oliaricttc-town nam nlvelt AND vlclnrry
 .brllowat A Mamullv- ' ~ ' ' _ or inluriee while operating cease-l
W "° W- M  0   c I l=’EATHER cozvmsr   “" my  W”
Mcucd,1.1m1tcd 1425-1-snail ' , ` A g ` him H °P°°dv 1'°°°v¢fY
_ _*__ __ If
   -- V ~ Central Guardian’;  “°'”*_f~*'"  7 r RESULT OF TURKEY g 
_ A
day evening was the scene of an ex-
citing game of hockey between Cope
Tormentine and Cape Traverse,
latter.
Howatt and Mr. William Bell were
Mamy -M. W. Mill, Clement, PE.I. . .‘An enjoyable whlst, party was| E11] informatian and nc_
JCIDH A1'l'»h\11', N0l'tI'1 Ri.18f.iW,.P. E. I. héld Un Monddy night St the resid-I 
Edmund Macbouagily Bradelbene, R. R.. I ence of Peter McGsugl1. Bear River: upgn rgquggt, Pfgmpf;
Lestat B. Selllck R. R. 6, Charlottetown. South. Nine tables were played. Tire; and ¢areful atfgndgn
rt-.iucli Wheatley, Norm nlver. pi-lac winncrr were Georgie merit! given to enquiries by
Alexander Horton, P.. R. s., Charlottetown. and Mr. Joseph E. Dcagle. A ndsn-i mail.
light was ruffled and won by Joseph
P. Deagie, Bear River. $28 were
realized.
lvtr. and Mrs. Thomas ‘
liave returned home, nite;
McGnugl1
spending
a few days with their daughter in
Montreal.
.. A very successful whist party
Wea held in St. Alexis Hall Rollo
B855- conducted by Mrs. J. B. Chais-
son and Mrs. Edward Mal-mr. Eight
tables were played. The pr-in win-
nere were Mrs. John J. Dengle and
Frank Peters, R.0ilo Bly. After the
whist a. delicious lunch was served
by those in charge. The sum ofl
twenty-four dollars was realized. l
McDon- i
Sourls. ,
s. recent `
last.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrew
nld. were recent visitors to
-Rev. A. L. slnnott was
visitor to the city. Tuesday
TO STUDY THE APE FAMILY
Fe
.1AcKsoNv1LLE, Pla., b. 2.-
Representatives of Yale University,
A UR current offerings
l Royal Securities _
-Industrial _
Securities
‘Q
n
ll
-is
U
nil S 2  .l
G of eorlioration in-
vestments s ow a broad
diversification as to in-
dustries and types of
security. Ylel e mugs
seeiasrsaialensaadshidni
Severa issuescsrryetocl-i
Eglrchase rights or
nusee.
. I.
Corporation
Limited
Riley Building,” `
` Charlottetown
Ojlleea in all provinces.
is-is
who desire to study the reactions-df!
a colony of apes placed -in a model
American community, contemplate
the immediate construction of sev-
en buildings near here at a cost 9!
about $100,000. ._ _-‘f
Small bungalows for the occupan-
cy of anthropoid families with sevir
eral bedrooms in each dwelling Q
planned. Individual drinking (outf-
mlng pool, e. hospital and a :arab
are among the facilities to be piuce\_l
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In a recent discussion of the Bond,Market, Moody's Invest-'
ors Service state: "It is of some moment that recent new '
offerings have been made very tempting," which augments
our recent appeal to investors to “Buy Bonds Now."
Some recent issues which may be termed as “very tempting"
are as follows: J
Montreal Trnmways Company
5`s dl1e0ct.l. 1955 . . . .
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Northwestcm Power Company
Convertible 6's lluc Inn. 2. 1950 . . . . . .
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Beauharnols Power Corp.
6’s due Oct. 1, 1959 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Full particulars cf any of thc above issues will be gladly
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Eastern Securities Company
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