Dominion Textile Company Watered Stock Criticized in Canada
The Charlottetown Guardian reports that Montreal based Dominion Textile, formed from three cotton firms, employs six thousand workers and cut wages by ten percent. It notes watered stock, heavy insider ownership, and argues protection should prevent dividends on watered shares while defending public consumer interests.
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Dominion Textile Company of
Montreal
Dominion Textile Company
Canada
Medical inspection of the schools urged by city board
The City School Board adopted a resolution Monday night asking the City Council to appoint a medical inspector to oversee school sanitation and pupil health. Citing tuberculosis and infectious diseases, the plea urges prompt approval to protect facilities and ensure clean school rooms.
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Canada
United States
Abolition of Patronage in Ottawa Departments Debate
Canadian House of Commons faces a motion by Hon. Mr. Foster calling for elimination of party patronage in federal administration. The resolution cites patronage as a menace to honest efficient government, wastes public resources and corrupts public morals, urging immediate removal.
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Ottawa
Foster
House of Commons
The Latest News First Of All
A brief note emphasizes putting the latest news first as a guiding principle, signaling a priority on timely updates and immediate reporting. The phrase appears as a headline style reminder, underscoring newsroom workflow.
Parliament and Legislature Open First Sessions
The eleventh Parliament of Canada enters its first session while the eleventh Legislature begins its own first session, reflecting a parallel five year federal term and four year provincial term. The two bodies have kept step since Confederation.
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Canada
Zam-Buk relief for severe body chapping and burns
Montreal man Henry Walker suffered extreme chapped hands from cold work until Zam-Buk eased the agony. Letters from Miss Hattie Retrand and others tout Zam-Buk for burns eczema ulcers and sores, with claims of rapid healing and daily household use. Sold by druggists and stores, post free from Zam-Buk Co. Toronto.
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Henry Walker
Manufacturers Street
Montreal
Zan-Buk
Zam Buk
Harry Lad
Zam-Bak
Hattie Retrand
Sinsbury
Gils
Ciildren
Owens
Oda Cox
Zam-Buk Co
Toreito
Chamois Linea Vets Offer Light Winter Wear
The ad promotes chamois linea vests as superior winter gear that stay warm without heavy fur, emphasizing lower cost. It invites shoppers to see the items at Two Mac's Druggists for both ladies and gentlemen.
Tenders for Red Sandstone to City of Charlottown
City invites bids to supply 250 cubic yards of red sandstone in minimum 25 yard lots. Deliver to Victoria Dark Roadway and pile as directed by the City Surveyor by May first. No partial payments. city will accept the lowest tender. January 25 1969. Park Committee by City Clerk W W Clarke.
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City Hall
Victoria
Park Committee
W.W. Clarke
Tender for Wood Sealed Tenders Open at City Hall
Charlottetown City Hall invites lay persons to bid for supplying fifty cords of soft wood in ten cord lots. Wood must be clear sound, eight feet lengths, minimum two inch diamter, delivery by March 6 at Victoria Park Roadway. No payment for partial lots. city not bound to accept lowest bid. January 28, 1609.
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City Hall
Victoria Park
Park Committee
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