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6 p.¢. FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GoLn 'BoND;'.
_ CARRYING srocir PURCHASE WARRANTS
DATED MAY 15:, 1929. ' DUE_;,,|AY'1s,_ 19%
F. G. Spencer Ltd. has for many years successfully op.
erated motion picture theatres in the Maritimes. At present
operating fifteen including the Prince Edward and Capitol at
Charlottetown. _ _ _
'l\SSETS. » ' _
Conservatively valued amount to over $2200.00 to e".’-
cry $1000.00 bg_;_._l_, _
WARRANTS __
Entitle the holder to purchase one share of common at
$25.00 per share with every $100.00 bond up to and including
May lst, 1931. _ _ __
It is the present intention of the directors to place the ~
common stockon an annual divident basis of,$2.00 per share
payable half-yearly commencing August lst 1929. `
PRICE _ ~
100 and accrued interest to yield 6* '
(With stock purchase warrants as described above)
Full narticu1ars_o_f this attractive offering furnished on;
request.
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Bt. John Montreal lhlllal
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lend of business mon of high
reputation whose names are s
Slllrllitee of square dealing and a
run for its money for every dollar
Invested in the Company.
OF TI-IE UNSOLD PORTION
or 100,000 srmnss o1_=1 __
l_ocARNo CGPPER
MINES, LIMITED  -
At 25c Per Share' .  _
do outstanding mine-in»-rhe~mgkina time which we endorle on( reaosmnrerpd 4| possessing gn (M
‘ footer: which make /or rua-css and tn which the possibilities _of lou new  reduced to an
absolute minimum. _
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I Properties: Locarno owns and controls six groups of properties _in _tl_\_e heart of
mining areas of known copper and gold enrichment. At t e present . _e_, _mining
entiated on the Com y's McMil}io.n Group gllormng the
effort is being conc ' , pan _
famous Richardson Mine in Nova Scotia which has produced several million
‘ dollars in gold. The shaft, which is down _to_ a depth of 5.7. ft., is in one of the
l eins of the Richardson anticirne all the way down and spectacular
enriched sadd e v
samples of free gold are continually being brought to the' surface. There is no
_ question as to the presence’ of valuable gold deposits on thisantlolme, a _fact which
- is testified to by Nova Scotia Government maps and officersof _the'C_ihad.ian Geolo-
:I g1cai_Survey.__ The Company also _controls s second gmupin Nov_s~S_eotis, comple-
tely surrounding the North Star Mme and four groups strategimlly s1tua.ted'in the
centre of mining operations in the recognized enriched ardas -northern Quebec
wheredmany companies are now carrying on euocesefu_l_icopper xnd"gold mining
opera ons. 
We recommend Locarno tb the peublic ss an
honest mining venture in wh h the in-
vestors dollar is goiug;etreight into»_the
making of a mine or mines. The work dons
to__d_a_t__e glefinltely proves tltgrs isa: pos-
Sl H 0_1' “_“|_“°1_ 140. ..P!9_ _ ._ ..  _'JCI'
based on the discoveries on the Company’s
propertyand in the straightforward mining
effort being made. _
led a s ecial bulletin analyzing the progress  prospects of this
DIRECTION
We have prepa' D _
I Company and suggest that you make use of thesttached coupon and so secure com~
` plete information in regard to the Company’s work and plans. -
ATWELL & COMPANY
Investment Brokers ".7710  Uff 5§f_lH¢¢"_
‘ Head Officexlmperial Bmk Building
610-St. James Street, Mootresh
milf 8 dney, Charlottetown, 'ness llvm, cnlsogunl,
` imma (rpms), calm, out-hee. ax. 1
Riviera du Loup, St. Johl’s, Mid.
OFFERING at  TICKETS FOR THE 0RATORI~
I THE GREAT MAY SALE' starts
Wednesday morning. Looklol- the
iiggest bargains this store ever oi-
Jered. Moore & McLeod, Limited. 31 _
WHOLESALE `PRICES l.1l 0ver_
‘store Wednesday and Thursday at‘
' our great May Sale. Moore dr Mc-3
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‘ FIRST SHIPMENT of the new
_ Marmon by the Island representa~.i\'e.
_ Colin I-I. Stewart, Summerside. This
l new Mormon is a Straight Eight to
sell here at approximately the price
of the average six, 3460-4-27.31
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS in wo-
:nen’s hats Wednesday and Thurs-
day at 82.98. Moore cr McLeod, Lim- 1
lied. _ 51
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i EXTRAORDINARY values In aillr
" stockings at the my sais weunes-l
day and Thursday. Moore & Mc-1
Lend, Limited. 31 ;
- BE SURE AND SECURE YOURA
TICKET for the oi-atm-ical contestin
time. `
_ MAY SALE special value in silk
itockings 60c. pair or 2 pairs tori
31.30. .Do not miss this one. Mooref
Sr McLeod, Limited. ai ,
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ONE LOT of Misses' Tweed Suits,
ihort coat styles, clearing May Sale
at $6.00. Moore & McLeod, Limit-|
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l ATORS and have two hours' real en-
` joyment by attending the Oratorical i
i_ Finals, Zion Hall on Friday.
$5 INCH GREY COTTON, A WOII-
 der at 100. Wednesday and Thurs-
day st the May Sale. Moore as Mc-
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IMPERIAL WELSH SINGERS -
Some good seats still left. for to-|
nightfs entertainment. Concert starts
at 8.30 sharp. 3491-4-29-Zi
l ENGLISH PRINTED BEDSPREADS
$1.25 st the great May Sale Wed-
nesday and Thursday. Moore as Mc- i
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Lead. Limited.
CLEARING OUT Colored Madras
_ worth jo $2.00 yard. May Sale 390.
Moore 8: McLeod, Limited. 31
silo sooo each. Moore sr McLeod.
Limited. si
CAL CONTEST FINAL on Friday
next may be had from Messrs. W.W.
Wellner Ltd., or at The Guardian.
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new Roosevelt, the word's first
Straight Eight to sell in Canada un~
der $1500. Colin H. Stewart, Summer-
velt s Straight Eight will be sold at a
delivered price here of $1490.
3460-4-27-31
ANNUAL MEETING of the Auti-
Tuberculosis Society and Free Dis-
penssry. Thursday, May 2nd in
Board of Trade Rooms. 35022-4-:lo-11.
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offering an opportunity to
share in the prosperity ol
Canada, with the added
security of diversihcation
end skilled and successful
managers . . . capable ei ln-
cruslug the value of your
investments as they have
their own.
A strongly sponsored invest-
ment orgmlmlon of unex-
eellsd capital mucture
Your. local 1'nz_'c.rimrnl
banker will br plvnrrd fo
fnrrulrh full particular.: of
_ this attractive .\'cruri!_y._
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_ _ ' CAPITALIZATION
Authorized-5,000,000 Shares of no par value. To be presently issued, including this odctlng, 2,000,000 Sharm. .
The Company Has no Funded or Other Indebtedness. ~ ~ ` -~
REGISTRAR AND TRANSFER AGENT: Moutrml Trust Co., Toronto, Winnipeg and Vtumuvlr. I
DIRECTORS
n. F. urn, c»1gsry,Aneu,m-my cus: ceslsguz, norms 
my smusfl ou company; romely Gmloglnl Dept. Maud '
Glen M. Ruby, Calgary, Alberta, Prsident and General Manager;
formerly Vice-President and General Manager I-Iudson's Bay Mar-
land Oil Co, Chief Geologist Rocky Mountain Division Empire Gas
und Fuel Co., Chief Geologist Marland Oil Co. oi Colorado sud
Geological Department, United States Geological Survey.
C. G. Willis, Los Angeles, Califomia, Managing Director of United
States properties; consulting geologist md engineer, formerly chief
assistant to Director in charge of Geology and Research of Marial-ld
Oil Compania, formerly geologist Associated Oil Co., Director SL
Louis Royalty C0.
Ssmucl R. Smith, Vsuwuver, B.C., Vice-President and Assistant
General Manager; oil operator, formerly chief of Land Department,
Hudsou‘s Bay Mariano Oil Co.
Robert S. Moran, Los Angelus, California, Consulting Geologist
snr! Engineer; formerly Geologist Standard Oil Co. of California.
Oil Company of Me.xico_ '
Major-~Genera1 D. M. Hogltlt, DISD-, C.lI.C., Toronto, Ou-
tsrio, Director; Dlr¢cto¢_ShetrItt~Gordou Mines, Ltd. Sudbury
Basin Minas, Lid., etc
Col. C. D. H. Ms:-Alpha, Torbntn. Ontario, President, Dominion
Ex-piorcn Limited; Director, Sudbury Buin Minn Ltd., cur.. .
Mackenzie Williams, B.Su», Toronto, Ontario, Director; iuv1-
ment banker. - ‘
s. ia. cmpssn, llur.. 'r°rom,'osmu, nlmm; fmeny
Assistant. General Manager Gnuby Consolidated Mining, Smelting
and Power Ca., Galen! Superfutmdmi. United Verde Extension
Mining Co. -
NORDON (Lui-t.l’0IlA'l‘lON LIMITED is s Canadian
company, acquiring the property of Norden Corporation and other
valuable oil imses and royalties, deriving- substantial present income
from existing oil Seids of the United Stain, directed by technical
and practical talent of the highest order, which will largely dcvoie
its efforts to development of oil in the fields of Western Canaria.
Norden Corporation had its inception early i.n 1923, to acquire
exceptional opportunities in various oil districts of Cznadaand the
United Stats, u.ud.er the guidance of Mr. C. G. Willis and assodaiu.
PROPERTY IlOLDlNGS:_Leases on 24,000 acres and
royalty under 76,800 acres on seventeen distinct oil areas of the
United States, and 10,000 acres in prospective valuable areas in
Western Canada. United States royalty interests include portion of
landowners royalty in one of the finest leases in the Santa Fe
Springs field of California. Five wells have here been completed to
recently discovered deep and very prolific sands, and thirteen more
wells are drilling on the company’s royalty acreage. In New M exits,
company owusroyaity under 70,000 sms, in the latest producing
nil area in the United States. In Texas, the latest major producing
icld in the United States, company owns leases on 7,500 acres in
Midland county, psrv. of which is new being drilled on acreagedivi-
sion basis by some of the larger operating companies of the industry;
leases on 2,500 acres in Crockett county, where 2,500 checkerboarded
acres, transferred on acreage-division basis, is being drilled by Mar-
land Oil Co. and W. A. 'hIoncricff, and where within the past few
days one well reached the sands and was hailing at the rate of 288
barrels daily, with prospects that a big producer would be brought
in; leases on 960 acre in Pecos county, on Lbs Fort Stockton “hir;h";
and leases on 1,000 acres in Ward county on the Soda Lake structure.
In Oklahoma, one-hslf of royalty under 160 acres on lop of u large
core-drill structure in the Wilcox sand area, when Mnrland Oil Co.
owns the leases on Nordon royalty acreage. In Kan:/u, acreage in
the vicinity of the recent discovery just north of Wichita, Central
Kansas. In Ohio leases on 80 acres in eastem pan of state, where s
well within one mile hu just. come ln with yield of 100 barrels of
high-gravity Pernsyivsnia crude. Other royalties and leases are
under option or negotiation in Santa Fe Spring: field and in other
yields in Texas and New Mexico. _ _
PRESENT REVENIJES a»- Royalty rwmue from ive wells
in Santa Fe Springs field will presently be lt rate of $300,000 per '
annum, and rate is apectnd to reach $Sw,t!D pcrmnum before the
end of this year, as thirteen more wells are being drilled on royalty
leases. Further revenues urs expected from Texas and New Mexico
acids from wells now drilling. '
FINANCIB x-Upon completion ei this p t financing the
company will have in excess of $i,l®,U`D in its .
INTENSIVE CANADIAN OPEIIATI Sa--The imme-
diate ob‘cct.ive of the Corporation is large sion of its oper- _
ations in' the prospective fields of Western where its staff,
in posses=ion of valuable geologml data, bglicvis some of the most. -
important structures on the continent may he developed.
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATIONS :-The principles which -'
have been and will be Iollowed .by the Corporation in building
up revenues necessary for execution of its policies, used with marked
success by the great royellywmpanlel of the United States, will be
rigidly adhered tn, thus eliminating, in largest. measure, drilling "`
operations-the most. costly and mont. hazardous brunch of the
industry. Lana and myslt.l'a will be negotiated over e wide spread,
thus minimizing hazard of los md increasing the chances of big
5\lC£¢SS.
The Carpomtimr is not a drilling company and will confine B:
operation: in that direction solely to olsqi drilling when such oper-
-ation.: are impenztiwiy demanded in #reunion of its holdings.
PERSONNEL x-The standing of the directors of Norden
Corporation is of the highest order. President and General Manager
Glcn M. Ruby is acknowledged to be the outstanding authority upon
the prospective ields of Western Canada, with the widest experience
in continental oil nilsln. _Managing Director C. G. Willis stands
equally high in the Southwest and is generally accorded s portion of
the credit for discovery of several of the Important Selds in the Los
Angeles Basin. From time to time, snnnuncemerm will be made _
regarding the personnel uf s Bolrd of Coueultxnuhwhich will include
oil experts of coutinmtal md international reputation.
Application will be made /ur listing on Eastern and Western Slack Brchangrx
Literature, with halftones and maps, containing further details. gladly furnished upon request.
Terms ol Subscription .
$3.00 PER SHARE, PAYABLE $1.00 WITH APPLICATION ANI) $2.00‘IiI’ON DELIVERY
OF CERTIFICATES '
SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BE MADE THROUGH A.\'V OF OUR BRANCHES ANI) CORRESPONDENIS Ult
THROUGH YOUR OWN' BROKER. SUBS(`llll‘TlON HOOKS WILL BE OPENED AT THE READ OFFICE OF'
STDBIE, FORIIING A C0. TORONTO, ON TUl°`..\`DA\', APRIL Z3, 1919, AND MAY BE U»OSEl't IN THEIR
DISCRETION, SUT [N ANY EVENT AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON I/IAY l, |929.
The right is reserved to reject any and all applications and, in any event, to allot :mailer amount: than un appiizd 'fm
S1031]-_j~f_`0]2]'_ONG QQ ,Carlyle Securities Corp., Ltd _ `
Head Office .=.ArN1' .vouN. N. a ~_ N-\'»lFA-‘L N~S~
Bl-IYAND WELUNGTON STS. TORONTO
sms is the Island representative' 11| rtalemanh entailed herein Us based span lnfmsallnn believed to br rdlabk Mt th cud pulley ol which carnal be puniuecu
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memdm The new Marmon Roose_ orators of three counties. No speech Natl. Breweries  ..... 133 s  Central M, ,ba _______ .
exggeds lg mmuteg 5° mere L, ng Winnipeg Elec.  8711.- _Ch,,_pu,__HugnC5 
monotony-Zion Hall, Friday, 8 p.n1. BI`0mDt0n   451- ‘Creucy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Tickets 25,, each / Braz. Traction   57-s Lccmgas _ _ _ _ _ _
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_.___ 1 Steel Co. of Can.   57 ‘Crown Rgscrve  __ __
Wu() ls GOING T0 w|N THE; Dominion Bridge   104 sl-_,Omg
onaromcan cnamrronsrrlrfi Massey Harris   '12 *Da,h,m,,,3
Come to Zion Church Hall Friday! ;S°'~`~=;lS    houlmm _.Mugs  _ _
at 8 ll- m- and form Y°\1f °“/11 °Pl“'| “"' "wry  ' “" roounll on so Gas .... ..
Power Corporation   105% »
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'r'wr:N1‘Y-six Lssr rosa Spring
coats. Tweeus, Kssms, etc., worm to Bank Commerev    315 _ Granada
$3000 for only $300 Ht We gre" 22;;   no _Hilltop _.
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Stock
May Sale, Wednesday and Thursday.
Moore dz McLeod, Limited. 31.
THE DAUG1-ITERS of the Empire
Xmas Card design competition for
1929 is now open. The prize is 8100.
Anyone interested may receive full
particulars from the I. O. D. E. Pro- »
vlncial Educational Secretary, Boxl
478, Charlottetown. _ 35029 ‘
NEW YORK EXCHANGE -
Atchisn, Top. da Santo Fe. Ry. .
Am. Can Co. 
Am. Car do Fdry. Co. 
Am. Locomotive Co. 
Am. Smit. As Reiin. Co. 
Am. Bosch Magneto Co. 
Ansconda Copper Minl Co. 
N. Y. Cen. 61 I-Iud. Rv.,  R.. ..
Con. Gas Co. (N. Y) 
Hud Motor Car Co. 
Standard Ollot N.J. 
Reading Co.
Southern Pac. .............._...
Union Pac. Ry. 
U. B. Industrial Alcohol Cd. 
Westinghouse llec. 
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Noon Close
Abana  $2.04 $2.17
Amity Copper  .. .31
14215 Amulet . . . . . . . .
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183*/i. Apex  . .. 02”; .0213
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Almclated Gas |55 Oil  4.60
l_3nrry Hollinger  .34
Bedford ............-... .BJ
Bidgobd ................ .33
153 Big Missouri  1.65
15475 Buckinghsm  .06 _
Bunker Hill   .125
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