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and tanning all classes of hides, slrins and peits.
Animal Furs. Hidrs. Skins, Textiie and porus substances.
SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS.
parent Company under its patents controls. .
SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES.
str ti |» t-nr-fi nrrrhods, arts or processes.
alildavits which may be se n on application.
VER 3,oo> years ago tire Egyptians wore shoes or sandals marie of
0 leather ani since that date no successful sirbstittre for this mater-
ini has been produced. Inverrtlpn~r'of` *far reach ng import mce
have marked the progress of ali industries. but in th: taaninz of
leather the method: and processei in use today differ but ~lightiy from
those used by the Egyptians. The employment of electricity in the
varied industries ofthe world is comparatively re:ent. Tanning of
leather has never before enjoyed the aid of this wonderful industrial
agent and the Canadian Electrical Procers Company, Limited, li S no\v
demonstrated the immense value of the electrical current in treating
This Company has power under its charter to Electrically or
otherwise urihair. tan, dye, wash. cleanse. bleach and otherwire treat
The Company owns and controls all patents covering tlre‘e new
methods in Canada, Newfoundland and British West Indies.
The Canadian Electrical Process Company,incorporared at Hali`ax.
shall be the parent or holding Company and encourage the formation of
subsidiary Companies throughout the Dominion of Canada and New-
foundland to operate one or more branches of t’he business which the
These Companies will be licensed to make sole and upper leather ;
do wool washing ; degrease, uuhair and tan seal skins ; treat cotton and
cotton waste ; treat hair ; cccoanut libre ; raimie; iiax and rope ; treat
furs, slreepsklns and wool pelts; refine and .manufacture vegetable and
:rninral oil# 1 for dyelng,shrinking and colour setting; for bleaching,and
so or ; t n._ir paying a royalty or bonusin cash and shares for the exclus-
i\~»- riglrr t 1 operate within a' git-en territory under any one or more of
l. P- IO-DATE ELECTRICAL TANNERY.
'l`|1- <`.11rr;~`»any wi i briild, equip. and operate, a. tho oughly up-to-
d 1=r# 1 1 -1. r. i' r he inanufrcturedf leather by these processes. the ad-
\-nrr gg 5 . rvlriclr will be shown in the course of this statement.
i`ROCE" S FULLY DEMONSTRATED.
iii- Cwupanv h is had in operation at Halifax for some months,
rr .|.»111..,.~i .firing plant to illustrate the various processes. methods and
inventions of unhairing, washing. dyeing, tanning and otherwise treat-
ing hides, skins and pelts. A number of leather merchants and
prominent Nova _Scotia boot and shoe manufacturers, visited this
plant and plnfed private nrai ks upoircertain hides, and noted the hour
they were placed in the clrctric tanning vafs, for the ptrrpose of verify-
ing the claims of the Company in the matter of time nr rl labor saving
and the quality of leather produced. Their opinions are submitted in
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CANADIAN ELECTRICAL il’iliiliiESS CUMPANY, Linlittil.
TH ani: is No1*'H1_No].L1KE LEATHER,
is an old ani true statement. Tire mersn rtile records for yeirs back
rareiv reco'd a frilnrc i1 the taining industry. 'Foe dernand for
leather is always increasing,
EASY To SELL LEATHER.
Leather being it corn niiitv, the uses of which are mruy and
varied, there w.1l always os a ready nr rrket for th: output of this
Company at a good margin of profiz Tir: net ezrnings of the plant
prop is-_:d to be erected will greatly' eirceei the am iunt required for the
interest ou the preference Shar:-i. This doe; not include airy estimate
of profits from subsidiary companies.
ECONOMIES OF ELECTRICAL PRO JESS.
Any ordrnrry tanning proposition is rr good one tod ry. But this
one offered by the Canadian Electrical Prozess Company, Limited, is
rendered part’calarly good by the amount of time, labor, s_>ac:,- power
and interest charges Stvei by the electrical tanning process. not to
me rtlon the superior grad: of leather which it nroluces, thus ensuring
higher prices for the output. -
RAPID RESULTS OF PROCESS.
Tue process which the Company uses for unhairiug and tanning
are distinct inventions under separate patents. BY 'rms Corvri>ANv’s
New Ei.icc'rrucAi. Prtoci-:ss THE L_IGH1‘ER Sirius ARE UNi=arRa‘i>
xx rfrzorr Times 'ro Form Honrzs, Ann 'rr-in Hnavrart Skins in
Tian 'ro Twizi.vi;_ I
The ordinary method of tanning' heavy hides by bark or exf_ra:t
tanuage. consumes from three to s’x months. and for lighter skinr,
from three to six weeks. . BY 'rms C_oui~ANv's New Enitcrrucai.
Pnoci-:ss 'rim Liar-iriizrt SKINS Ana TANNED IN maori Form 'ro Six
Days. Arm 'rim Hlsrxviarz I-huns m TWENTY-nova Dnvs on LESS.
, Trrrs is Nor 'ma Acro on So cALLnn Cr-monte Paocr-;ss, by
means of which Skins are tawed (not tanned) inla much shorter time
than bv bark or root extracts but to the detriment of the leather.
This Coinpany’s meth r is or processes tniy, hdwever, be used to hasten
the Acid or Chrome process iEdesired_  _ ,  _ . '
FURTHER SOURCES OF LARGE EARNINGS.
The Company also feels assured that owing to the great earning
powers of this parent Company through its prospective holdings of
shares in the Subsidiary Companies that will be formed throughout the
Dominion of Canaria and Newfoundland to operate under the various
rights of the Company, and through it-r own operations, which in time
are su e to be extended, it:will inthe course ofa few years be in re-
ceipt of greatly increased earnings from these sources.
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IDLE MONEY 7
A lf so, wlty noi SC* if ltusy
earning 700 in .tlxe Manu
facture of Leather? 'lhrs
opportunity is one you
cannot afford td miss
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ECONOMY OF PROPOSED LOCATION. _
The pirts of the Maritime Provinces are _well situated for receiv-
ing hides and other muerials required. Hides are received in quan-
tities froni South America and are landed cheaply by Wfliff ffeilihi-
Many of these hides are forwardel to Upper Canadian tani_ie_rs wh_o
will be at a disadvantage on this point alone as compared with this
Oompany. for the re'ason.' that hidgttlbie 35 *U 4° I-Ci' Wm- Weigh* li*
the tanning prosess, so thit the freight from the sfahoard to the West
is lower as leather than as hldezs. giv' ng the prod ucts nf a factory in
the Maritime Provlnzes an init al ddvantage in Western markets over
the products of the tanneries operating right on the spot.
BUSINESS MEN INTERESTED _ < .-
From the above facts investors may' feel sure that money may be
profitably and safely invested in this enterprise; and also be assured
by the names of the men wh: have undertaken its pr0li\°i\°l1~'1'i1°Y have
invested in it after having conviticpd themselves that the process is
all that is claimed for it. And. hav ng given it a thorough test at the
demonstrating plant referred to, are ab`e to recomnund it to the public
with confidence. _ 1
PERSONNEL OF DIRECTORATE
The President of the Company. Mr. John C. O'Mui"in, senior
member of O‘Mulliu, Parsons & Grey. Barristers, is a director in inr-
portant p ovincial enterprises. Mr. Edward Stairs, Managing Director.
ot William Stairs. So 8: Morrow, Limited, is treasurer ofthe Com-
pany, and is widely' Enown' because of his identity with one of tire
oldest and largest wholestle hardware firms in the Dnninion. Mr.
Max Ungar, off Ungar‘a L'ipndr_y. is the pioneer in the Steam Laundry
lndu-rtry in the Maritime rov aces, and from small beginnings has
built up a, large business in St. John and Halifax, with connections in
all parts of the provinces. Mr. W.`E. Thompson. Barrister, is ex-
perienced in matters relating to joint stock companies.
Mr. Geo. D. Burton la President of the Electrical Forge Company
of Boiron. also 'Assistant General Manager of the Burton Stock Car
Company of Chicago, and is a well known inventor, who has lectured
on electrical subieets before the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
i nstitute of Plriiddel hid, and Harvard University M
Frdnkl n I ' “ P ~ _ . r.
Franz W. Gilford. of Fairfield, Maine, was one Qt the owners of the...-, .
pntent rights: ‘,
THE PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT
The practical management of the enterprise will be entrusted lo
an experienced man. The Company has made arrangements to obtain
the services of one who has given the tanning industry and electricity
as applied to tanning under this Company’s patent the closest study
and who will also be interested as a~ shareholder in the Company,
thus ensuring hisyery best efforts
B S O L E L Y C O
This Company Controls All Basic Patents
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ADVANTAGES 0F THE ELECTRICAL
TANNING PROCESS. f
An Array of Facts Showing Why It is Superior to
and so Much More Rapid Than Existing
i'lethcds, and Therefore a Great
Deal More Profitable.
NTIL the di.-covery of the above process which
U must revolutionize the tnriuiniz industry, the
manufacture 0° sole,beltiirg mid harness leathers
was a long, laborlour and tedious process, taking all
the way from four to seven months to convert the
raw material into the finished article. After patient
and expensive experimenting bv the inventor, this
processlrosbeen perfected. It has proved to be strc-
cessful in every respect and has solved the prob'em
of quick tanuage. especially the qirick tanuage of
heavy lrides. It is entirely different from anything
heretofore known in the art of rntking leather. If‘is
now no experiment. brit an nnquesti nnble success,
and fully justifies the words used above indicative of
I l‘¢V0lt1li0n in tanning. The /:mt-ies! ulcer hirlen arf
ldotrofughiy rriihairfrl, tanned and ready to he mrrrkeled in
the remarkably .irhnrl n]mr'e of thirty Jaya The process has
been Ikrrwmrlrrrlerl beg/nritl r/irzslion q/'rr doubt that if is alr-
rolulaly im/ri, .nirr/i, commercially prarlicfrl :md means a tra-
mentlmuv iravirry orer I/ic alll way of fanm'11_r/, 'not only in
the cast ry mairig/ricltrrirrg, im1iin_r/ 0/ lim/2, lulror, npurvr rmrl
pinoar, but in making it bnllrl' and _/lner' grade. rf' leather -
which bringn a._/n`y}r`e1~ price' in I/re open mrriknf.
By the prenerrl m/:Ihorld il requires from two to Ihree.
ueakn tu n-nlmir henpy lridnr any from /nur ta raven rhyn lo
unlmir lighter skins, By oirr'rler'lrt'ri`af 1ifih1riHn§` [ironed
the Iightnr skim are zmhuirerl in_/rom three to '/‘mir Iron/rs
Mid the lreavinr /iirlmr in trn hhurl.
Some persons have an idea that electricity burns or
injures the leather. au erroneous impression. This
process uses the same material for rinliairing and tari-
niiig that is now employed in tannerles throu ghonf
the world. Wmcliarrge inothing so far as the unhalr~
ing or tanning solutions are concerned. We add a cur-
rent of e1e:tricity. which enters the vets through the
medium ofa lar ¢ metallic late secured to bit ends
of the tank.. _ Tge hides or shin to be treated ate sus-
within the tank in the required solution _for
Either uahelriegpr tluni _ The enrren: is t lgttt
on continuously, but for :icon eriods only. The cur- 
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but suited to the convenience of the tanuer.
'rua PaoPosr'1‘ioN. 
Tim Canirrlian Electrical Process Company, Linrlted, lins- been
lt.h Llrcrla d_ _
incorporated to carr on the above olriautm w an an __ ' p
errpllrrl of $500,000, riivlrlerl into 5,011) shares of $100,00 oooh pl\`\‘.
l,l50 ahnrea of the Capital Stock will be 7% cumulative preferred,
nnrl 3 859 will rank an common shares. ' . -'
' ‘ `I'NvEs"r voor. itoNEv AT Horan.
 PETlTlO
rv new--t-i‘ ' ' ____
In' the stack now offisrerlan excellent. opportunity is iz on
lnyeatot-a.,lp t.l~r_e Maritime Provinces to find A srwlsfaotory use
fort g¢Dltlt%.__ailfi'ltisi\ practical opportunity in which all
‘can _ 'own sliulidlng. \tp_ another lndustry ln tlifs pqrt of
Cana a. ‘~1B luvestia _ln this pnrerprlsa the Maritime ro rr on
linfivf “H t\8f°¢l'll°I\b With tht l1‘if¢h¢f!¢1 this C°l1\Dtl'\Y1 iw-. iylllanim he ceuditriilnltlatlhz this iaodern nxatlrnrl cl tin
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comes owner of the prttcrrts above rcfcri-cd t.o,for"Caniirin
Nt-rvfounillnnrl and tho British West. Indies, for the snrnu
$i0,000ln cash and 2.500 shares ofthe comnron stock of the
Company. __
~ The Company o|Tera for publlr-_ srtbseription 1_t`l00 slmi-cs of7,_{,
cumulative preference stock at por. 15:t shares have beBti_s_t_xb-
serilrorl, nlloteti ani r.a'd for irnt the proceeds turntid or/er_ to
the ntentee on rccounnof prrr-r-.lmao price. From t.ie‘~lial¢0f
tire iJ,000 alrrrros of p starred stock $25,000 will be applied to the
tlrral payment. of the sum due under the agreement. __The
brlnrrer- nf the snnr ronli/.ell from the sale of sir d shares. lesit
the usual conmlanion. shall be usei for the ereption. eqhllmltlt
rrndbparatlcn of a modern tannery in which e ectrlcal methods
wi I lie used. _ _
l'retr:ra|n:o shares will bo entl'.lerl to a pglorlty ol' earnings to
the extent, of 7% annually rmti auch dlvld dushall he cumula-
tive. Tlrese preference shares shall also rank nhur\d`olf the
common stock of the Company as respects lla proper? and
nssets. A further advantage offered to holders of pre eronce
stock ia the rlgnt to participate equally with holders of common
stock, in excess profits over ond above that rt-quired tn PNY ll
riivirlond of 7% annually on both classes of shui-es. Further
tho preferred stock of the Com any Shall not be increased
without the consent ofthe nm,i)nrlt.y of tha preferred idmtioa.
In the event of the preferred stool: of the Company. he ng
lncrnnaerl, bolrlers of present preferred stool: ahal have. the
prior right. to subs nrlbe' for name.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Application for shin-es must be nuoamp&r\lo_d by 257, of the
par value applied for. 257 more lu payable _ dope alter allot-
ment and t- n balance, or E07" with n 00 days 0 her allotment..
Duo notice of allotment wlllbsglven and allpaymentlaro bo
be mario to the ‘
EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY, HALIFAX, N. S.
wbiohla rruthorind to luue interim r-acelptl to be exchanged
later-foratoelr certificates. Applications Wlllalco he rrotplrerl
gnny branch of the Hoya Bank ofllrtnurla or the rrlon
nk. of Halifax. and the me will he fopwordeil tu the
Ein_plre Tnrst. Company free ofqharzp. Trait ness' may he
ina eby cheque. poatcthce or arrptsie or r. he D my
reaerwrs tho right to reiectallornny nartoxlhe uubsegmrlorra
which may be received.
ning. w dir ls tho ,ngstimonrtant scientific advance -that. has
been made in thlsln u tm. _r.oefrt.urlas.. The manufacturer of
boots and shoes ln t.lze(ii%q‘p_f tl ePravlaces. by the aid at this
process, wkll be able a ggdrls of superior quality, an thus
Akludlod adtlatry \vlll'lied titly benefited.
. 1. SMALL-SU.BSCRIFTlONB WELCOMBD.
r .» _St\bS_4;,1|,bgrl.f1;r,pitasharcare promlsali the some oonalrier~
nt_ipn_an co _rf.oa§as those fur' it larger number, and investors of
’lnod!ravé‘hi.rm'd`t "heartily invited {.oco~operate with the Caru-
iranrkla miners-sun to prove a permanent and profitable tame
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_ ANNUAL ESTIMATED PROFITS.
d' 'Agéuril ei\lil\na_§.ed profits on a l_;p5|a_t:_f treatlrrgith hide; per
E = W0 I i
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Fuel." It. Rice xpenses,lnsuranca an1lSundr-la
_ $ ($.70).
Inctinrtco on U3'hiD0,un Stock being man\|faotured.@ 1% 200,
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normraa i-rm 'ru r SALES'
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WHAT DOES ELECTRICITY no T0 TH1.;
' it r ii it 1 SAKIN?
s a we ~ nnwn not t. at the hair hos been pine I
:kg etiiéipevg the r:n_l_mi\l for the purpose ot protecting lt.c(nxzr‘\llir‘.:r|t`
wat. it is :rd!Tmvi'i doivhnaiid“dgéliIr;uwvdtor“i:'t,een ui? .wir |h°°°|mi"T
In n small efatlrious cell. I d ' ' M m r 'N “T ‘
8 nor er-torernovetrr hi r ii»
skl% til# Baintlgous cell must be softened, as t.he‘i'oont. ‘bf lfljfdl iririi'
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“ash _“ds Msdpcra qdnoua substance must aaoftened from tlrr-_
time In which si.ogiit'ii`1vdti1,hIs\frii11“irim lumzlsomdng mm A long
mrdlunh to the nB_r_Bld“_ I I' “R so utlon to pcrrctr-lite
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f m the _Ipaq a un_ airing solution to attack this folatlnous urn:
tm “mm ',\§’_\;eK_l:g__:_:_ii6s&;i_’_:_h_|;a_l§_ln, thereby ran diy softr-_nlrrir
ls n__I,é_|e°_’t_‘____:__‘€;_f°:__e___`_:____rem°:___ M theohspépd with which the akin
Hunces and |mPum_ “ye ;\::_ds8;r‘{;t:_i'&'_r;_:l“pr:_r_p\;p“p|:t_n fibrous sul..
“nh'_1;_i:_\i___l_;\Dn_i_I_\_r_§ nppiocesa lsglcanductsd on the same lines no Lin-_
Minlng __-_"ner __ nslapp ungiln the some kind ofa tank rfon-
_MM from Omen plan' on an the current passe? througlr ur.-
Dnmus and nbwpln _pl the tank to tho other. 'I' ra skin belrru
and libres in travelll' fu mrnnb or electtluny owns thegc-nnW`
Mrryln ml ___ h nga rain one polo of the current. to t.lra atlrrr.
.nd mfmrvh _belgian Svtaglepttintg of the tannlair solution into
*,,“c,{`w_f||“'_|n_§h’.“p“pnR ;ln its Pathway. thereto'
h_’5 °l°°i"°°1 fanning process is a ‘complete
§:p_il_;t;r__>_1:_ in the i;rt_ of making all lrinds of leather.
Q, Capr a nterest a ce wer nd labor.
'nk |’:‘:;;'°" bn °g’°""°‘l ‘|1410 °\l\‘ lirocriilss' df iighairln’g and lurin-
in "___ mmm; _a ed without labor after the hide: in-o once plncrrl
mu 'md dz‘l;l;lf\t1_§_t»npning vate. The use of electricity fnclli
"mated hmd" ‘B Urk which hu heretofore been one by
or n In HR 0't.l\s lr du or altinl ln process of urrlmlrlng
wut; sqm €hi}‘ptg‘or~s it has been necessary tio overhaul tlrrur
6 ow » D" d 1 Olitmfthe unlralplns or tanning vate, look
 |,,°""§‘,;' 'fP|“°° "R°m- Wit o r _prorrnaq when ann-
snhmn 0 VB 3. lllȴ remain until rea y for rlrassinn rnlfi
um b§°'“s:'°f'£§:i“£“iquun;onnnot lonror tum into rrallir-
KN" “HPR mn-Ie ml; of tlr:g_p_n_;h:xp_p-rgphnt. thereby malrlniz rr
_ The ,“`ViUK df time means that the capital
b';‘.'¢5°°d L" 3 'BUNNY Wil!!! 0|" protein is capable of
Wm! tgrned over at_leut twelve times every year.
_ ‘ °“: ¢ NS! tannenes under the old system cannot
Aiilttii ei! capital more than three times per annurir.
. 05 ve” ?°"‘*i!iIl1vutgrl in an Electric tarrnery will
me “°¢¢1tZlrttrmes as mach leather asenrbsdone with
co 5”” “Pilot invested in an old process tanrrery.
e“’;*a“°°fiY. if In old fashioned sole leather tannery
. I ° V* P" °°i'1¢1 W l¢y_$ior>,ooo workin capital,
fa m"’“i° *hill liilst earn from thirxv-five to
*E  I5' Nui- pil the same capital, provided that
WIFE Wlllc il tho , "mg, in both
g3F_‘i*7'~ Wlihll. however, ls not the
NM” 1°* iff! - colt of tanning sole, hamese nr
16 - 5 °“h°.'hY‘\5* liefifitul process -is fully fifteen
mem? Fl’ ¢_\fl¢. lt!! lllln that Hilde by any other
F"°'*_ _ ' l".*‘__ WM ¢¢°tmmy of labor. .
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