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THE. HAILEYBURIAN- THURSDAY, JULY 25th, 1929 mi one ils of Miss A. Ri Public Utility Stocks | Purisof Miss A: Rice | are Proving Popular Canada Northern Power Corpor- ation, Limited, Issues in Good Demand In the financial columns of daily _newspapers, attention has been directed repeatedly of late to the remarkable change in the attitude of the investing public toward the securities of Public Utility Corporations. This change is a national one and economic writ- ers everywhere are discussing its causes and exact significance. For the past féw months the New York stock market has wit- nessed an ever increasing demand for the securities of Public Utili- ty Companies, and it has been a matter of comment that during the recent depression on the stock market these securities were af- fected the least, and made a quicker return to their normal prices than any other class of security. There has recently been very marked activitiy in the Utility stocks listed on the Montreal Stock Exchange. » Securities of such Companies as Shawinigan Water and Power Company, the Montreal Light, Heat & Power Company, and Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited have been strongly bought, and _ the buying in many cases has been directly traceable to Insurance Companies and Investment Trusts. In view of the large number of local stock-holders of Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited, it is interesting to note that the preferred stock of this Company is selling at around $107 a share and the Common Stock is currently quoted at $28 a share. Low Tourist Fares Are Now In Effect Jasper National Park, Canadian Rockies, Vancouver, Victoria, Al- aska. Round trip fares from Hailey- bury to Vancouver, Victoria, Se- attle, Tacoma, Portland, $109.55; Jasper National Park, $87.80. For detailed information apply to T. & N.O. Railway Agent, or F. P. Nelson, D.P-A., Canadian pana Railways, North Bay, nt. F t In the Mid-Summer examina~ tions of fhe University of Toron- to, Toronto Conservatory of Mu- sic, the pupils of Miss A. Rice were all successful and obtained the following standing: Intermediate Piano -- Graham Kearney (honors), Helen Cald- bick. Junior Piano--Eleanora Kear- ney (honors). Primary Piano-- Marion Tay- lor (honors), Helen Smith (hon- ors), Nellie Bazinet, Florina Leb- ovitz. Primary Piano, School Grade Eileen Mitchell. Elementary Piano -- Dorothy Train (honors), Thomas Pearce (honors), Harold Antram; Mary Dengler, Mary Andrews, Victor George and Gurney Smith, equal. Introductory Piano -- Mary Milne (honors), Elizabeth Heron (honors), Elizabeth Donaldson (honors), Dorothy Legris, Eliza- beth Dunbar and_ Florence Plouffe (equal), Dorothy Morri- son. Intermediate Sight Singing -- Elsie Landry (first class honors), Primary Theory--Shirley Sey- mour (first class honors). Mails are Speeded Up By New Air Service Further information is given out this week by the Post Office Department in regard to the air mail service which was estab- lished July 15th between Mont- real and Detroit and which serves Toronto, Hamilton, London and Windsor en route. Westbound the mail plane leaves Montreal at Homestead and Mining Claim For Sale To close an estate, the under- signed desires to sell the N.W.%4 of the N.% of the S.% of Lot 5,. con. 11, in the Township of Lor- raine, containing about 40 acres of good clay loam land, close to Government Highway, and the N.W.% of the N.% of Lot 5, con. 11, Township of Lorraine, having considerable mineral value. A. N. MIDDLETON, Acting Public Trustee, Osgoode Hall, Toronto 16-2c Candian National Railways Want Ads. Bring Results BAK AEED Le, Put an for . $3 ee Ironing Discomforts ELECTRICALLY Do away with old-fashioned sad Irons, swelter- ing heat, tiring footsteps. with an Eelectric Iron An Electric Iron A guaranteed iron...wonderful value. opportunity you have been waiting' for. - yours today Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited \ Controlling and operating THERN ONTARIO. POWER COMPANY, LIMITED THERN QUEBEC POWER COMPANY, LIMITED End to Iron in cool comfort only BS de Just the Get 'Sone SteX iNet ee 9.15 a.m. and reaches Detroit at p.m. Eastbound the mail is shipped at Detroit at 5.15 a.m. and reaches Montreal at 11.30 a. m., stops being made at the cities mentioned. The service is to be maintained daily except Sunday until further notice. On the same date an air mail service between Montreal and: Buffalo went into effect, afford-} ing fast connection with the U.S. air mail service. It is pointed out that, with the new services,! mail from Toronto or Montreal] saves 64 hours between these cit-! ies and San Francisco, 48 hours to Seattle or Portland, Ore., and| from 8 to 54 hours to other U.S. | cities. To New York City the! saving is 12 hours. i | Excellent Picture Shows | Workings at Hollinger} t A special motion picture shown; at the. Goldfields on Monday and! Tuesday of this much interest and comment. related to the mining and pros- pecting industries and was both; educative and interesting. showed week roused, in mining industry. Iti have stoned the Chinese Consulate. iGovernment, who replied to Russia's ultimatum, and (right) General Chiang Kai Chek, chief execu- . v x 5 gs tive of the Nanking Government. It a_ brief glimpse the number of scenes showing the|ture proved unusually popular prospector on the trail and at Hollinger underground workings work, and then it took up in anjand the picture succeeded in giv- affective way the picturing of the jing a good review of the whole There were a|process of gold mining. WAR CLOUDS DARKEN FAR EAST HORIZON 'The picture above shows Vladivostock, Russia, where the insensed Russian population is reported to At the left is Dr. C. T. Wang, Foreign Minister of the Hanking The situation threatened to be serious whether it gives a fair idea of the subject. On Monday night it was necessary to run the _ picture through twice to satisfy the de- mand for its appearance. here, where there are so many with practical experience who are in position to know whethe: the The pic- picture follows fact or not and 2A Pan and ROLLER Bearings Reduces Friction and Makes for AVISH use of ball and roller bearings in the Ford car greatly reduce friction and contribute to easier operation and longer life of the car. Note the coasting ability of the Ford car as compared to any other automobile in its weight class. Examination of the chassis will at once show the advantages of these bearings. On the rear axle pinion and differential alli the Choies Features 55 to 65 miles an hour taper roller bearings are he!d to such close limits that adjustment is unnecessary, pinion and ring gear always being heJdin proper mesh. Spiral roller bearings are used in the rear hub because of their large bearing surface and ability to carry heavy loads. One is also used on the drive shaft at the universal joint end, to assure perfect alignment. Taper roller bearings in the front wheels have a simple adjust- ment. Roller thrust bearings on the spindle bolts make for easy steering. ZTwo bearings, one above and one below, take up the thrust on the steering worm. Of sclowe The fan shaft operates ona roller bearing. The generator, the transmission, the connection between the spline and drive shafts, the clutch, the flywheel--all these important parts are made more efficient and enduring through the use of ball and roller bearings. These bearings form a striking illustration of the engineering , Central Motor Sales skill and care used in building the Ford car. Arra_ge for your demonstration ride with the nearest Ford Dealer Haileybury and Kirkland Lake ,