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Page 2 THE HAILEYBURIAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1929 Many Applications in For Shares of Canada Northern Power Corp. --_----+ --- Already many applications for an allotment of shares of Canada Northern Power Corporation Limited 7% Cumulative Prefer- red Stock have been received at the Company's offices, according to a statement made by an official of the Company to-day. There every indication that the remarkable record of last year when an offering of 2,500 shares was oversubsribed by 50 per cent in four days will be repeated this year. To meet the demands of its cts- tomers, the Company has avail- able this year 5,000 shares, but a limit of 10 shares as the maxi- mum amount any one individual may purchase has been set. A popular feature of this cus- tomer ownership campaign is the partial payment plan which has been adopted. This makes it pos- sible for all thrifty people to be- come profit-sharing partnérs with the Company, as a cash de- posit of $10.00 will entitle them to a reservation for one share. This feature provides many people with an opportunity to save systematically, and interest at the rate of 6% per annum is allowed on all instalments. Another feature about the sale of this stock is that those who purchase it may at any time get their money back. The Company has established a Re-Sale Depart- ment, the services of which are at the disposal of customer-share- holders for a nominal charge. ROD and GUN seems With the approach of fall, the thoughts of sportsmen are turn- ing towards hunting both deer and feathered game. The Sept- ember number of Rod and Gun and Canadian Silver Fox News, just issued, contains an exception ally fine article on deer hunting by C.N. A. Ireson, which will prove of great interest to devot- ees of that sport. However, this is only one of a collection of equally good articles Want Ads. Bring Results and features which deal authorit- atively with other departments and adventures in outdoor life and which provide thoroughly good reading for all interested in outdoor life. Open seasons for game throughout Canada and a full report of the annual meeting of the Canadian National Silver Fox Breeders' Association are in- cluded in this issue. A Victory for Northern Ontario Recently Holditch's Bread was subjected to a test. The result was a victory for the North. Holditch's had a higher standard of excellency than any other bread in Ontario subjected to the same test. The following table shows the result of the test and the superior quality of Holditch's bread: possible Holditch's marks marks volume 10 10 colour 8 8 bake 3 3 form 3 1 bake shred 3 2 crust 3 & grain 10 10 crumb 10 10 texture 15 13 smell 15 15 taste 20 20 Total ---- -- 100 93 An actual gain of 80 marks entitles bread to rank as excel- lent. Accordingly _Holditch's bread reached an_ exceptionally high standard The great value of good-qual- ity white bread as an article of food will be seen from the follow ing quotations from A. J. Scho- field, M.D.., L.R.C.P., (Lond.), M. R.G.S., (Eng.) ; "Wheat contains (like milk) all the food necessary for life and the needed salts." "Bread is the staff of life, and no attention should be paid to dyspeptic faddists who claim to have discovered rather late in the day that it is the source of much disease. It contains the meat and vegetable principles as no other food really does, and can be eaten in such a variety of forms that none need tire of it. White bread well made is the most nutritious and generally useful." "Brown bread has by no means the superiority over white bread that is popularly supposed. It has a larger proportion of pro- teins in the loaf but a smaller proportion is kept in the body. 7 per cent passing undigested. It is also irritating in its action, if it OUr BULLDINGS Lom Put it on with PRESTON LBD-HED NAILS (shown above) Specially adapted for use in putting on metal roofing. The lead on the head positively seals the nail hole-- making it weather- tight and water-proof. No washers; no more "threading"'. 22cper Ib. Free sample on re- quest. Roll. FIRE AND WEATHER Rib-Roll Galvanized roofing shields property from lightning and fire. Wooden roofs are eas' prey. In 1927 in Ontario alone, $1,814,700 wo of property was destroyed by fire caused b: spontaneous combustion and b: fall. ing on inflammable roofs. Rib-Roll is abso- lutely fireproof and water-tight. It protects your crops from da d to spontaneous ignition. Handsome; perman- ent; easy to lay on any roof. Has seven ribs to nail; others give less security. Take et panow to protect your livestock, crops and buildi embers that is ive gs. Write for a free sample of Ri! Prevent Spontaneous Combustion and have a Well Ventilated Barn Warm, moist air in an improperly ventilated barn produces on i O lators for the roof, adji ible sid: protect the barn from fire ae eep circulation. They are built to full parti Preston Voor an oors rs by ceeping the air in_constant e elements out. Write for iculars. Barn Door Tracks and Hanger Preston hot-galvanized four-wheel H 'and birdproof Door Track are the best hardware made for heavy barn doors. other The Hanger is adjustable up and down, and i: id out. This makes erection 80 easy thstinadreds of builders: rillitied no e. @ stro} Province than PRESTON STEEL TRUSS BARNS ngest barn on the market. han all other metal barns combined. There are more Preston Barns in the paepecon roomy, well- d by lightni heen d (or) our big Barn Book. Over 1,000 in Ontario--Not one lost through lightning dge, no Preston Stee! Truss Barn has or \: Write today TORONTO xxx Guelph Street PRESTON, ONTARIO MONTREAL contains the outer husk of the wheat." It is obvious from the forego- ing facts that Holditch's excep- tionally high-quality bread pro- motes good health. Holditch's slogan: will tell." Public Notice! To all persons having registered claims, or claims of which no notice has been registered ex- isting prior to June Ist, 1890, against lands in any Registry Division in Ontario. Whereas "The Invesigation of Titles Act 1929" enacts inter alia, 3 (1)--From and after the com- ing into force of this sub-section, no person in dealing with land "The taste | e ic shall be required to show that he force of this Act and within one is lawfully entitled to such landjyear thereafter, any person hav- as owner thereof through a good and sufficient claim of title, save and except during the period of forty years immediately preced- ing the date of such dealing as aforesaid, and no claim which has been in existence longer than the said forty year period shall affect such land, unless such claim shall have been acknowledged or spe- cifically referred to or contained in an instrument registered a- gainst such land within the said forty year period or unless a no- tice is registered against such land as provided in subsections 3, 4 and 5 hereof. 3 (2)--Subsection 1 shall come into force on the Ist day of June, 1930. 3 (3)--Upon the coming into ing a claim against any which claim has been in existence for forty years or more prior to the coming into force of this Act, but in respect to which claim no notice of its existence has given ,acknowledged, or specific- ally referred to or contained in an instrument registered against such land within forty years prior to the coming into force of this Act, or any person on his behalf may register in the proper regis- try office a notice in which shall be set forth the claimant's full name and address and a-descrip- tion of the land and a detailed statement of such claim, verified by the affidavit of the person re- gistering such notice. land, been 3 (6)--The registration of a no- tice as provided in subsections 3, 4 and 5 shall not in any way val- idate a claim which has other- wise expired. THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE that any person having a claim against any land as above set forth must register notice there- of in the proper registry ~ office before June Ist, 1930. If this is not done, except under certain conditions, then any land which is subject to such claim so regis- tered prior to June Ist, 1890, or ;any claim existing prior to June ist, 1890, of which no notice has been registered, shall be absolut- ely freed and released therefrom. ' DATED at Toronto this 16th day of August, A.D. 1929. Attorney General's Dept., Parliament Buildings, Torotito, Ont. ro ae ase. ba gives you a An tha vg | SAFETY GOOD YIELD READY MARKET Security eal YOUR 7% CERTIFICATE share in the owner- ship and earnings of the Company's properties Investment t combines Posse with a and a for the ing abre A Progressive Company An organization like Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited,cannotstop growing. Inline with our policy of keep- powerin the territory we serve we are now building a new powerdevelopment at the Up- per Notch 1244 miles from Co- balt, at a cost of $1,250,000. One hundred men are now Contracts f the 13,000 h.>. to be develop- ed at this site are already ast of demands for \assured. NORTHERN ONT. NNED largely by the | PEOPLE || weSERVE || Nor only does the Cara Northern Power Corporation, Limited, through its subsidiaries, serve the people living in Northern Ontario and North-Western Quebec, but it is in a large measure owned by these people. One in every five of all the customers served is an investor in Canada Northern Power Cor- poration, Limited 7% CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOGK | Since they are daily users of electric power and light they understand the necessity of these services and have shown theirconfidence in the Company by investing in its securities. Many of them are, from time to time, adding to their holdings. As partners in the business, they share in the profits they help to create. They receive divi- dends, every three months, at the rate of $7.00 a year on each share of stock they own--a re- turn of more than twice Savings Bank interest. Their money is safely invested, and they can readily convert it into cash if they want to. A PROFIT-SHARING PARTNER On September 3rd, Canada Northern Power Corporation, Limited, will offer its customers, -- through its employees, a limited number of its How You May Become 7% Cumulative Preferred Shares. Last year, when we made our first offering of this stock to our cus- tomers, the issue wasover-subscribed by50% in four days. Weantici- pate another heavy demand and would ask you to place your order ,, with any Company employee when he calls, or send it to the near- : Oy est ranch office of the Company. Only 5,000 shares are available v and not more than ten shares will be sold to any one individual. a 3 CANADA NORTHERN POWER CORPORATION LIMITED NEW LISKEARD, ONT. ~ Controlling and Operating ARIO POWER CO. LIMITED GREAT NORTHERN POWER CORPORATION, LIMITED NORTHERN QUEBEC POWER CO. LIMITED Branches at ELK LAKE COBALT ENGLEHART HAILEYBURY KIRKLAND LAKE TIMMINS SOUTH PORCUPINE 3 ROUYN NORANDA =|