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'”' 'ran 'cHsa1.o1"rE'rowN GUARDIAN ' _ _ PAGE rniiicic  ~
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and
. cucuiiccii
CREAM
is looked upon as- the best by
1| lirics
IUY AND Kill’ HANDY A IOT
TLE OF PAIN-RELIEVING
8LOAN'8 LINIMENT
_...
You need it when the unexpected
rheumatic twlnge starts--the pains
and aches following exposure-
stiif joints, neuraigia. Forgot all
about buying another bottle and
keeping it handy, didn’t you? Get
Rlieiiniatic Pain V  
sciatlca. lumbsgo, sore muscles, W
st
the most discriminating wo-
lllell Bverywhere. It protects
the skin against chaps, sun-
burn, wind and weather.
Knowing that it will keep
your complexion ever st its
best.
s » V
1 Try Penslar Almond and
Cucumber Cream yourself,
z and know -how delightful it
_really is. You can get it at
the Penslar store in two siz-
es 75c and 50c.
E. A. FOSTER
CENTRAL DRUGSTORE
Sole Agents for Penslar
Family Remedies and Toilet
Articles.
-0-0-9006-0
it tonight!
etrates without rubblu and scat
-they don't suffer needlessly.
I - g
70c, 51.40.
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| Lininxent
Heep 11 handy ‘
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For Colds or -Influenza
and ag al Preventative take LAX-
ATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets.
Look for E W GROVE na
vooooooaeeoa-qv-09440;-of-Q4 1
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ure on the box 30.
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"P-i‘*'iHi*¢k°¢=e¢iIfseiIt6siltvl+iItss9ketiltse>kssilise>lts¢$li»1e4esave=e+ #V1--b
If i0dBY-play safe-'you may need h
This famous-counter-irritant pen- Y
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ters the congestion. The 'pain or H
ache is soon relieved, leaving no y
plaster or poultice musslness, no
stained sldn. Thousands of regulzir
users keep it handy for emergency 0
Three sires at all drug ists-Bois.
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V Oi`tl1 I
was nevertheless a s lendid re 'e
190.
V They were there from all paris
and s. splendid supper was after- ISPWIBI 1° T09 Gulfilliln-I
1 , .1V _ ,V 1, MINNE./u=o1.is, Jun. 21.-Flour
sANouE'r in 'ri-is evsnme ;‘”"‘“ "e "‘ ___ V pruppeii any cents s bum-i in me
cn-y G°s3|p___A ocal market today. Standard flour
The banquet in the 'P1-lnge of! went 1,110 E cer1a1nmn¥:‘:,l:.ggm'F:$; in 98-pound cotton sticks sold at
ales College Hall in the eveninl:1long ago and noticing the young $14-25 il b“l"`0I- The Kf"1W1*I mit"
wus 11 grand sumesg from eve,-yilady who waited on mm "minus, ket decline in wheat was given as
°”dP°Il'|t- Ilie asked her what the trouble me "@5303 I0" me d"°l’-
N°'~W|thBf'B“diUB UU? Sf0l'mY Wi“l1l'l was, she replied that there was 'a »
°r which Pfeventetl 5 H000 mam' nail in the toe of her shoe Tliat’s   
from outlying parts of the province 1 - 1 . '13 ‘
rom lining in attendance tlierc `I1‘:.leu1?1g111LIv;1,i`,. I:,117q11’,1€|,§;rt' ve Km  u 
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0SflDh
'P Di -
entatlon present of the gallant PE|{S()1\’_\LS -?
oun‘g nieni who] véillunteered for ROME. Jan. 21.-Russian pris-
ierv ce aga nstt e un. I . _ , oners returning to Russia from
Some 250 members of thc "boys  R $115: A_hCf; C`"'h  GmI‘)“'mS ` '
f xine oldd hrligaililr’ X:-ferc piéeseiirt; A;a;;,el;]“;  "::_‘_;’\‘]||nL‘f_' ‘m‘?;rPmu'(;;';§ cnlish in filriie giiolslievikji army gn
is e an cean-oo ng it unc . . .. - _ , ipcna y o ei i. accor ing to t e
if boys as any one would wisli iofmw hpendhlg hu h`i'hd“yf3 “ml liolisli Government, which has re-
her iiinny trlt-.ncls iii Gr.iliain's ,li to [_ ti t it b
_ , s i #(1 ai. qi -s on sent o y
Rodd and Preelowll' _ the Vnticiin. The Polish authorities
if the Province and it was ai plea-11,011, Ex_1»,.em1,,r A,.SmmuE‘E`“.h0 niadc this reply after. the Vatican
-ure indeed io see the clieeryfhad 1,0 9 0 _ 1 . ._ li:id asked .the Polish Government
‘freetings of friend in friend-'vicn lm1s,.,1 tl; ‘f1otan\;?11,I),]6s(»m dn 03,131. 1 to allow Russian prisoners still in
-rho had foood hardships and dooiii fur uuy time ne uiigiii im min-a on Gefmeini' 1° P=\=S`lhro\1sh Poioud
' Dgether' °“' me \"<*m“'5(‘~"'\""| I to further the iiitercsts of the boys. mr "`”p“U`Imi”"- B“C““5e "W RUS'
~lalns of France and Flaniiers, and? .(‘&.m_ -Stnwapt 1111,., ,1w..11111g- Du Simi lirlsoners who ret`usei1 to 10111
is they warmed up to the memories » the work of getting up nie reunion U" Swirl -H1115' are Shot- tho Pol-
f 11,051; trying daiyg spent ¢Ug@ih.1H,,1d no mm ,,\.,,,. went over SCM ish Government says it would sug-
‘V t° exchange remllllscensei Oflwith :i flncr idea ul’ kinship than 5937- mm the \`9D“U`IflI3I°H l-If The
lays spent together in places which ‘the 105111_ lll“IS0l19I`-5 be l>0HiD0Ii£‘i-I “Dill the
will always remain in their mem- Calm (RW) G, (<_ Tay1°,. in re_ Sovict Government reverses its
_ ory.
lplying to the toast “Our Country I‘°U"5'-
The hall was appropriately de~1 1 (111 ,111 . ,_ 1.1, 111 *“‘<'°'>-'é
oruted for the occasion with the1§2v§.|¢;qnB1£e1?no‘“. 111- 1;-,(§s;v,,,(11aS11\; STORM SEVERE IN
o1IiL<;ni=1L oolotrst: tigie Unis? Jack iiuppiei- -veuiug iiiiiu tins. ic was NWA S°°T'A
9 V e °“V5 “"1 "E em Pm- 1_1 night hc had looked forward to 1{EN'1‘V11,1_1q N_ S _yan 21__
03:19 Hziiiguvfufgiqgxfé ;`l`i;;i)i]iFni:1l;g 1  ilin§1;a1“i(l;:Iiiln;;i'tr;1itic;111aS!o$r`t{> 'l`hc stm-in of Szituriliiy and Sunday
' ‘ .` ' ’ - ‘ _ _ 1* ' - was 1-xc:-ptiniially severe in the
i LASSIEIED ADVERTISEMENTS V    1               
ilforilfliiiifikifilessarasaieiealassalessaisisaisaraiearasisaisnaieatasesaieitasisase 1,
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AGENTS WANTED MALE HELP V
somsrrs. ssnanv Ann commas- FARM HELP EXCHANGE - A f
mission. to sell Red Tug Stock.I
Completi- stock Including exclus»'1
ive ines. npeclnly hardy, grown:
. only bi: us. Sold only by uur ag-
ents. legant free samples. Write
;.\;>e\x\ to Dominion Nursories.Mon-
iron sA|.i~:Y-i\'fv|._\'~tT\1_.°vl-zu 1:5071
Appl \\u.it r S it Rl
Y e cott. Ncrt vcr.-
li37l~1-2l1\ll'}2lpd' ~
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lcon SALE-.s si1.\'r<:n_|To.\i-is. i
male and 2 females. Apply go 1:0);
192. Tignlsh. l’.E.I.
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0246-1 15 l\IElllDd
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M]_S(_‘-EL,l.t\NEOL B
JN" Al.l4`IIldl) MACDUNALD, LAND
Hurvefnr, Souris. . ' .
6096-1-8-ME1~iipd
TRY 0l'l( JOM PRINTING DEPT:
for your next ordi-I for hillhcalls,
lctterheada. envelopes. visiting
.»iir|ls_ [»i.sg~-rf. All kinds of ppm.
ci‘."" ‘°""~.i.i'::~ f‘i=.:°:.'i‘.'.ii'=‘ii‘:i 
Guardian Publishing Co.. Kent
Bt.. Charlottetown
WANTED
-wi- 
l\lllRI(llA'lԤ-I HAVE PAID HIGH
prices for muskrnt. fox and mink
skins. For the hnlniicc of tho
season I will ndvancc my prices
. *Q IIIIID . D -
ilnsr Department nf- The Island
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  I A\AN'l'lllD-MAID FOR GEl\'ElLA|_
_ number of men. married and sin-
gle wanted at once for positions
on farms. Agply Department of
Agriculture. harlottctown. _
6297-1-17-1llEtf
FEMA LE HELP
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housework. Good wages. Apply
Mrs-_ lirui-o Stewart. 14 \Va.ter rlt.
2728-12-2*!/itf
\AN'l`l~}l) AT 0l\`(`|C--A (`().Vll'l'i'l‘-
ent girl for ircncrnl housework.
No ivasliinu. Apply 49 Lunisworth
Avciiiiv. dl
\AN'I'I<lll-A (Hill. 0|( .Vlll)lll.E
aged woman to help with homic-
work. Apply to Mrs. Thomas
Mills, 25 l’nrlc strc-i~l.. City.
6369-1-21i\IE2ipd
\VAN'l‘ED AT 0l\'(‘¥~1. - A GOOD
smart girl to do general house-
work on a farm. Good- wages. A
girl from country preferred, Ap-
ply 226 Fitzroy strect.
0357-1-20-ME3ipd
'ras oimrcs wAN'rEl; __
VANTED - FIRST OR SECOND
class expcrlericcd tcnchor for
Springfield School District No. 12.
Term to begin February ist. SUD-
plemcnt $75. for ycnr. XV. E.
Brooks, Sec., O'L.cnry, P. E. I.
6363-1-21-hlltlglpd
`AN'l‘l<}l)_'l‘l~lA(‘lll~lR FOR llliililild
. \\
lt will pay you to send your ship- Illvcr School No. 136. to luke
ments to mo or brinirthcm in.
J. D. Jenkins. 1.273 16~lMo
WANTED-RA\\' FUIIN, IIIGIIEST
market prices paid for Miiskrats.
Mink. Skunk. Utter and all kinds'
of fox. skins. Careful radlng.
Fair treatment. E. H. Ttayner.
S lid r tl S
clinrpc Fc-bruary lst. Supplement
$02,510 for half ycar. Apply to lil
1". liilcy, Secretary.
6320-1-19-ME0lpd
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To Cure a Cold ln One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
UIIITTISY B, ODFBBBD ng Deer
Fl" C°"P°’“"°”- NUW Y°fk- INE (Talblets.) lt stops the Cough
' 2305-11-13-Mt!
and Headache and works off the 1
.\irsKnA'r' AND _\riNK An\'ANci=:u C015- E- W- GR`OVE'S signature
again. 1 ani paying unheard-of 011 each box. 306.
prices for thc nbovc furs. No lofi
ton small or too large to rect-Ivo
my personal nttcntlon. \\’lllgiiar~
nntcc-satisfaction ni-i to prices or
filrs will bc rctilrueii [rue ui'
1-liargc. A. l~l. iilncliemi, Summer-
' BIRTHS
Nici-loi.eoN.-Ac the P. E. i. Hes. P
eldo. P- E- 1- pltal, Jnn"30ti\, to Mr. and Mrs.
6382-1-221ll'ltf
-\\'AN'l‘El_)--Tllld 0l»l') COIN. SHIPS
Colonies and Commerce. W. A.
Knin, illi Germain St.. St. John.
N. B. 2119-`li-.16-Mi.h2mtspd
William Nicholson, o son, -siillborn.
weeks.-in this uiiy nu Jan. 20. "'-
1920, ut 40 Valley Bt. to Mr and
'Mrs. James Henry Weeks, a son. E
DEATHS
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  enscoav-ou January iso. 1920
I ‘ Carrie L., infant daughte- r of Mr.
__ V and Mrs. Hurdls Gregor-y, .St.
Avards, aged two months.
llA-L<l=i<*AX, N..S., Jan. 21.-(Quo-
lotions furnished by F. B. McCnrdy coFF|N_..1)1@<1 at 1,19 home in Cul.
nnd Co., the Moiitrenl Stock Ex- gary, Alta., ou January 12th 1920
clmiige.) James Ernest Collin, aged 38 years
Y"\°l'd°Y T053! and six month eldiest and dearly
Atcii  .
.\r. 
Ain 
Af.  .
(‘. 
 137%
 97%
 08% 69
 02%
s.
34% beloved son of Robert and Mary S.
137% Collin leaving his father and mother
93 wife, ‘two sisters and brother to
mourn his loss.
D-5031i 1
Can. Pac. ..
Pen. 
i`ru.  ..
Iilex Pet  
62
129%
68%
204
194%
M. P. R.  .  96
l'.R.-S... . ..
"TI-`<'.?:"‘_"-`
=..
731:' ".0
. 96
. 76
.. 100
103%
. 121%
105%
128%
68%
aoa
195%
ic
10|.
102"/s
2%
‘int
105%
°-_1€€'.i'l*"“"
SIR GEORGE FOSTER ON UN*
Crystals Win
From Port Elgin
A good fast game of hockey was
witnessed .nt Crystal Rink, Sum-
niorside last night ‘between the
---<0*-°-'_ Crystals of Sunimeralde and a Port.
Elgin team. The attendance was
(""A““":_?“‘  Noisics H0! IMKG °WI“K f° me ““f“v°"
able weather and the leteiioss 0!
'i's:|.i..°4 ssrls. .s|_\||~i.|~: war 'ro tho hour the game having started'
'rici-:Nr Aim m<:i.||-ii ie Nr ||o.\ilo. at M5' the 1,3111, from Borden 1,9.
mist.
mg two hours late. The game was
played in three twenty V minute
periods. ln the first period the
score was Crystals 4, Port Elgin 0.
ln tho second the score was Port
Elgin 1, Crystals 0, In the third
Crystals 3 Port Elgin 0. making the
score in favor of the Crystals 7--L
J. C. Hiclmnsn scored the one scsi
for Port Elgin.-L.
No Compensation
For _lm|_uoi' Loss
Minard's Llnlment Cures Colds, Etc '
THE CANADIAN CORPS-Respond
to by Mr. Robert L. Cotton
Solo-Mr. A. B. Cash (ensured).
OUR FALLEN COMRADES-Res
ended to by Capt. (Rev.) P. A. Mc-
Donard ..
Names of th° Fallen read by Major
E. MacNutt
RINCE EDWARD ISLAND-Re
ponded to by Mr. Gerald McCar-
thy I
Song-“Don’t yer know"-Dr. Earl
R°bl|1l (encored).
OUR ABSENT COMRADES-Re
sponded to by Mr. Vernon Crockett
OUR GLIESTS
Rev. Canon Simpson, Rev. Dr. Full
ler*on.
THE LADIES-Responded to by
Mr. W. D. McDonald ‘
VOLUNTARY TOASTS
Capt. Stewart in the opening ad-
dress said that as chairniaii. of the
General Committee formed. to ur-
rsngc the Vre-uiilon it gave him
l`_l‘Cl1[ DIQBSUTE [O B66 S0 ll1llllY OT
the old guard present and to wei-
come the guests of the evcniiig.
He had hoped to have Rev. Dr.
Gauthier who had olwnysbeen a
warm friend of the regiment, pre-
sent, but owing to adverse weath-
er conditions he could not come.
Colonel Allan had also sent his re-
grets and a telegram was roiid
from Col. A. -lil. Ing, expressing
his regret at being unable to attend
and extending kindest regards and
gate b the look of the rations be
'ai'-ter all and there were none who
tliro h he nie ries wou
Igrew whiter their hearts
‘time sped on. .V
,to outline something of the big
niiccilotcs of the days in Eiiglnnil
a hcurtv laugh-tliuiigli nt the
.cd were no laughing innttcr. llo
llill 70. Pnsschendaelc, etc. and
with the following lines'-
frhnll dare say
When in the war oi’ worlds,
from Colonel Campbell. Any words
of his he said woiilii' -be utterly lp-
adequate to dcal with the subject.
Some time in tho future some his
toriari will toll the story simply
and adequately so that our children
will appreciate tho services oi’ the
Canadian Corps, and some nrtist
will bc able to piano. on canvns
some idca of their exploits and a
.port in denililess words hand down
the story. He paid ii splendid tiib
ute to the men of the 105th and the
whole Canadian Corps whose work
to the emi of tliiic will never be
forgotten.
Tlie address by Mr. R. l..- Cotton
contained a iiumbcr of very time-ly
suggestions and some valuable in
forlniition :is to the disposition of
the 'nieinbers of the 105th, with
Special cinpliasis on the necessity
of the infaniryineii in the future
getting their rlglit_place in wliai~
evcr it may hold iii the re-
construction of our military forces.
An outline of the speedlies by the
other speakers of the evening is
impossible in this issue.
Needless to say nil received an at
teiitive hearing null the gathering
which broke up at it late hour with
the National Anthem was voted by
nil the greatest event of the kind
in the lsland's history.
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BOARD OF COMMERCE HAS
DOUBTS OF ITS POWERS
QUEBEC, Jan. 10.-It was lenrir
ed here tonight from the Attorney-
Geiieral’s department that the Fed-
eral lloard of Commerce has :id-
drcsscd ri. series of questions to
the Supreme Court of C-maria re-
garding its powers concemlng
which it apparently entertains cer-
tain doubts.
best wishes. He also read a letter
Theserdouhte hinge nio1n1y_upon
:.1 , ,
T
MILLS FIDUR
gunmen-
-é-eoc--i
MENU ,regretted what they had g0ne AN INFANT, TWO BOTTLES OF
M‘|LK TALOUM POWDER
I ug _ T old - mo ld .
Olives au Bvurion Wood |grnw sweeter and when their heads l
V BRIDGE PORT, Coml., JBn.19.--
C°|°l‘¥ jwould grow more mellow as ilie Aftfr bringing homo ii blilck leath-
cr big not his own, Robert F. , '
Roast Goose de Bellacourt 1 Captain Taylor then proceeded Rohlinrl, arriving from New York
ciiy today, found in it an eight
au Sauce de Pommcs Passchsndaels ipart taken by the- Canadian Corps weeks' old infant, two bottles of
- fin the Great \Vui‘,. ills address milk and n package of talcuiii pow-
Murphies a la P. E. Island >-vvas featured by iiiimcrous jolly tier. As Mr. Rohlaiid read in a
smoking cnt' ho lic-lievcs that the
NaV°“°° 3 Ia HI" 7° und France wiiicli liroiigiit iiiiiny uxciiiiiige of black bugs was iilmlc.
The infant sii1`1'i-rc¢| no ill effects
Red Li°" APP|° Pl° 1iilnie iirquestiuii tin- ev:-nts rciat- from the trip.
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Thursley Common We Cream u.1,cm1 me m,1,11m, 1-0, WOMEN MUST BE GIVEN
EQUAL RIGHTS WITH MEN
I Gateaux l' Amlens,` ‘ 11, 1' f`1-. ,1 1. 1. 'f 11 - -__ r
u.fi..l.‘i.if.§,’ilu.$§.`.§5Féi*“.‘i.‘I,,?. ...ii oar-awe. 1-- ia.~-so-----ins,
` Dessert 1 11 d d 1 k th 1, 1,. . 1 lthe members of the National Conn
ntlciiioryenthrdliggli iii; slllsenutllié all 1 oil of Women ni their meeting here
T Cafe a in Paris ' _ ,tacks on the 1.11m1011bu,g and 1-),Ȣ,;1tiiis afternoon, Hon. N. W. Rowelly
¢...i ... N... euu cu- 31103."i-‘}‘$i..if"'%§.§§.’.?L5“Z.$‘?I.‘§’.1.’§I'iliiiifli1f§ii.f’§`i.l"‘i-»..§i§IX.§.....°§l’.I‘é’l
mm Bmmé mfg, Comgnel Many nfl once and its relation to womcn's
Then game the toast 1151, as ml. these 1111111195 woum go down 1,1 1,151 work. He. said thot thc inovcment
laws; . 1_0,-y mongside 01 such 11-1ump11s MI for the extension ‘uf llie fri-incliise
" 1110 ms! as 13u1.,,(.1a,,,', .md 1n1(,;.r,Iiiuii made such progress that all
-1-HE K|Ng mam (;apm1n 'ray1.,1 ¢¢mc11,,1.=,1 1,15! democratic couiitrics must exteiig
L.xce51,,m speech “mid-apmuuse I to women the ill-lht' to vote nn.
loccupy seats in parliament on the
canadaERe‘IIT?"d|°d t° by Capt' --A,1d'1he5,, haw. 51,111 my sc,mi’[saliie basis :is men, Mr, Rowell
(R°Lv6)__M C' ciy °|r E I e when thou an m1g1,11er 'vm 1 called attention to the fact that in
so "7 3' °° ar ° I n' Wo mion shall point utliulg nom.; Canada legislation of 1918 and 1919
°°"°d)' ‘ . ` 'ave woiiif-ri these of ual rights
L l
wllli men.
Mr R well aid a tiibute to the
l . ' ' t, ~ 0 - I’
ed to by Le.-Col. R. H. Campbell ,_ThiIu;etly :;i<l";I‘1is1`;<a<;’l;iieLear heldl ‘mpormnm of me work of the Nm
__ _ ‘ .1 ky 1 1.. _»- tional Council of \‘Vomeii _ln ques-
Solo Mr. E. Aresnaull. (em:°redl. I ThZ10t0asl`tf>l;)lt\]:‘(. llcagth Bmmuonluon of public henmh
05-1-11 ,BAT1-A1_|oN_R¢,p°nd,d brought another splendid addrcssl--~-- -~-~--------
.two points. The first is the validity
of its organization as a court of
_liistiice,_ sliicej t_t1e__ orgginizatiom of
such courts lSY>longs` to tliefcderai
governiiiciit. The second point con-
cerns tho fixing of prices. since
prices are port of a contract and
contracts' are pirt oi the civil law.
Tho Board points' out in its sub-
=.ii_»:ioii that it hos already render-
--d ii niinibcr of flccisions iindcr the
:icl by which it was created, and
-_viii continue to do so. but that in
vlcw ni thc importance of the is-
sues invqlvml, it desires to hart*
its legal position clearly deflined bc-
i'oi‘e procrcding further.
All p--rsoiis :iffccted by the dccis
ion.; so for rondcrcd by thc Board
liiivc bccii invited to iippcar nt the
hearing and the attorney-generals
of several provinces have also re-
ceived copies of the Board's sub~
misrion with invitations to inter-
vene if ihcy so desire.
The hearing will probably take
place in Ottawa in February and
thc matter is now being considered
by the Quebec Attorney Generel's
Department. Although e decision
will only be reached within the
next few days, it is not improba-
ble thnt the Qucbcc Attorney Gen-
1cri\l will lntervenc.
i--<o>---
Sailed l1`o_r_Canada
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Jan. 20.-Sir Adam and
Lady Beck, h-uve left Buumeinouth
were 'Sir Adam was in a nursing
home under an attack of pneum-
Jnia and will sail for Canada if
the doctor permits on l"0br\ii\\’Y 19-
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MInnrd's Liniment cures diphtheria
enemy prison czlnip.; are obliged to
‘_~
i
'Calm C99" J~ St0W*"`t» Capnllly Ifore tlleni. Tonight said lie, takes ?:1?1‘,1e 1:1f1n.].e~m.ly. of  'Ehe
resided- “fl the §“ll\e\‘lnS and Ui”  mo back to the old recruiting dziys pubgubleg liPn‘:l)sro\'Icl?sDIc&>12cdi‘iIa Trax; I
\’0C€0dlHS5 011911641 With the Bef' when we were wonde-'ring \vlLa.t 1111.'va11¢. to 01,11., on wg shore
ins of the following splendid-menu It-init-s we would have and what was of 11,9 Bal; of §~,,,,d`y “.111 p,.01,,,1,1y
by U16 BOY 'SC0\il-B W110 disfmafged before us. On the whole he thought be buried for an emjre wee); F0".
he" dunes very emciemlyz In had “Of been Buell 3 had time unntely the cold was not severe
The North American. Aiitiinoiiy
T Smelting Co. Limited
_ 'Lake George, New Brunswick
Alithoarised Capital !$2,000,000 0iitstaniiiiig $1,000,000
` Oiiicers and Directors
Stanley E. Elkin, M. P., St. John . . . . . . . .
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.. President
Walter F. Dixon. New York  . .. . . . .
,. Vice-President
A. A. Baurel, New York   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .
~ V _ . ._ Secretary-Treasurer.
P. A. Guthrie, Boston . . . .
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 Solicitor
wi H. Irvine, iii. D., rreaei-iccou   nirecior
VC. A. Crowe, Bridgewater  .  Mine Manager'
Fred B. Edgecombe, Fredericton  .   Director
W. T. Chestnut, Fredericton   Director
Ricketts I. Co., New York . . . . .
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 .Directing Engineers
I PROPERTY
Antimony Deposits at Lake George, N. B., with Mining Right over entire mineral-
ized area, comprising 25 square miles with Mining, Smelting and Concentratlng Plant
and machinery thereon.
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_ Extracts From Oificial Reports..
"These are the, only Antimony deposits in (lanada or the United States of Magni-
tude or extension enough to maintain a smelting plant, and the ore ispronounced by
experts to .be of the finest antlmouy ore known.”
Extracts From Canadian Government Report on Property
I Canada
DEPARTMENT OF MINES-MINES BRANCH REPORT ON THE
Mining and Metallurgical industries of Canada
"The circumstances attending these deposits of Antimony are singularly favor-
able--first, the geological pos_l_tio_n__c1i__tiie_deposlts;_,second, their occurence in segre-
gated masses along linesyof fracture, proving the veins to be true veins of great depth
and horizontal extension; third. the purity of thc grey Antimony ore and its gradual'
passage into native Antlmony as the vein-s deepen; fourth, the abundance of ore and
the ease with which it may be reached, either for mining operations or subsequent ship-
ment." '
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK,
` DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND MINES,
- FREDERICTON.
-  ` l " January ascii, isle." _
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D0iI'f_Nll loci. Slim 3°“?"°“  Central Guardiaii  ’“` 1"* ‘ I0  I  ri
g ~‘ - ’ Reunion Yesterday _ -_ _ 
MABONIC VIBITATION -Provin
oonummd from Page one :cial Prior Munro, representing the
Grand LPriory of Canada visited  
lat 1 th hj Prince Edward Preceptory last M
gnloyzd bf agiogmmme was muc inisht. There was a large atendanoe
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"A. F. Saurei, Esq., _ ' '
Treasurer N. A. A. S. Co., Ltd., -
83 Wiail Street,
New York City, U. S. A. _
"Dear Slr:- ,
“Referring to the the Lake George Antlmony property at 1"i'ince William in this Coun-
try, the Department understands that developments are going to -be made on a large
scale on theaiitimony deposits being developed' at the above place by your Coniaziy.
~ "Numerous reports have .been made by Mining Engineers from time to time on
property and all of which indicates that large 'quantities of Antimony exist on tii-is
proD6rt>'.
"You can rest assured anything the Department can do to advance the interest of
your Compuxny will be cheerfully complied with.
"Wishing you every success in thc enterprise, believe ine,
Yours obediently,
V Signed T. B. LOGGIE.
Deputy Minister."
W. F. Almy, Mining Engineer. in his report-says:-»
“i iiave examined the property of the North American Antlmony Smelting Coin-
pany, Limited, which is situated at Lake George, N. B., and I estimate there is sum.
cient ore opened up on three sides to keep .ii smelter running for twenty or thirty years
vrlth a daily capacity of one hundred tons of ore mined' And in addition thereto, there
is, ln`my opinion, :practically an inexhaustible supply of ore on me property,"
“The market will absorb all that would be produced from the high -grade ore that
would be obtained in mining 100 tons daily."
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Estimated Annual Production and income Compiled By Rick'
etts 8: Co. A
Natural White I Crimson
‘ ‘Su|i|de Oxide Regulus Bulfide
Estimated' Output tl-bs.) . . . . . . . . . .
.. 1,800,000 5,400,000 3,000,000 912.500
Total cost in New York   72,000 270,000 150,000 237,260 328,500
Selling price per lb. .. . .   S 125;, .10 .08 .47 .23
Total selling price pcr lb. . . .  $ 243,000 540,000 240,000 428,875 613,200
G-mas Proilts .. . . . . . . . . ... . . .. 5 171,000 270,000 00.000 101,625 284,700
Total gross profits   . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $1,007,325
Gross tonnage output . . . . . . .
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. .6.601 ions
"The shove estimate was compiled -by us after exhaustive investigation and we do not
hesitate to say that the market will readily absorb this production and the plant may be
duplicated to manufacture twice the tonnage out of the surplus earnings of the Com-
pany which would then show un annual gross profit of 100 pei' cent. on the Capital stock.
(Signed) RICKETTS G CO.
' C. E. W. BATESON, Vice Pres."
Since -the above estimate was compiled the prices of these -products have more than
doubled.
Golden
Sulflde
2,190,000
on
New installation
_ It is the _purpose of the Company to increase the capacity of this plant fourfold
and also to erect in the vicinity of Boston a Snlphide Plant with an initial daily capacity
of tensions of Crimson and Golden Sulphldcs.
The necessary amount of the Treasury Stock will be sold to meet the following
estimated expenses: ,
New installation at mine  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. $225,000
Stiiphlde plant . . . . .
 . . . . 75,000
Workingcspitai...... . . . . . . .
 . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_  200,000
Toisi $500,000
It is the intention of the management to 'pay a substantial dividend out of the pm
fits of the company and with surplus earnings to establish paint and enamel works at
St. John, N. B., for which undertakings bonus stock will be issued to sbsrelioideie.
This stock offers an unusually attractive investment opportunity ss the abundance
of rsw material, that ever increasing demand for Antiniony products md the recognised
ability of the management insures the success of the Company. il is conservatively
estimated that a substantial dividend should be paid within the next twelve months.
Fiscal Agents
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