Repeat (Ii-den

The bést evidence of satisfac- tory service ia the number of companies who. alter using one Fairbanks-Morse Diesel Engine. ‘ have sent us repeat orders. ‘ Fairbanks-Morse Diesel Engines arenoted for their re- liability, economy and long life. Two stroke simpli ' y with air- less injection of fuel. Novalves to grind: no complicated valve rockers to keep in adjustment. Uses low grades of fuel oil. Excellent manceuvering quali- ties on light loads and slow speeds. . Fairbanks-Mane Marina Dine! lnllnn are made in many riser from 2s lo arm HJ’.

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Si. John. Quebec. Montreal, Ottawa, 'l ivrontn, Windsor. Winnipeg. Regina, Calpnv. Edmonton. Vancouver.

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The Italian government is consid- ering the establishment oi‘ air mail service to Spain, Austria. Greece and Turkey.

SCIATIC

i expending, a proper amount. on it

' due than we have yct received from 1 the minister.

. that I want to do justice to Prince _ Edward Island.

1 provided for in the upplementary

Hon. J. A. MacDonald‘

rates ior it two years ago, but the1 work has not been gone on with,‘ The minister tells parliament that‘, if the work" goes to destruction, that is a matter entirely for the govern-‘ ment. He would lead the house‘ to: believe that he and his department‘ will be the only losers if the work‘ goes to destruction. that the coun-I try is not going to suffer. that the only sufferer will be the govern! merit or the reputation of the gov-i eminent. I would remind the min- istci- that this is not quite the posi- tion oi affairs. Ii $30,000 were need- ed for this work two years ago, the situation has not improved in the interval. The work is an important one. Is it to be allowed to go to ut- ter destruction or are we to wait and then expend $50,000 on it next year because the government is not

to-day? That is the situation, and some more satisfactory answer is

Mr. ELLIOTT: I want to satisfy ' my hon. friends, and I assure them

Mr. CANTLEY: Restore the vote then. ~

Mr. ELLIOTT: But if my hon. friends think that I can give thema promise now that this work will be

estimates. I cannot do it, and I hope my hon. friends are sufflolent- ly interested in that section of tho country not to pursue the matter to the extent oi making it more dil-

>flcult ior the department to do what

is its duty to that riding. I havc1 assured my hon. friends that it's the intention of the department to‘ endeavor as far as it posslblv can to . hand out justice to the various 1)Ill‘i.'i '1 of Prince Edward Island, including the county of Kings. I cannot go‘ any further than that.‘ ' Mr. CANTLEY: The minister is‘ not giving me much evidence oil that intention just now. There ls‘ no doubt that everybody in connec- tion with the Public Works depart» ment who has any knowledge of the‘ situation at Souris knows that the breakwater is going to destruction.‘

I“ lhrei‘ 7'5"‘ "l Pmcu“ I m“: The government were so convinced

truthfully say that I have had over 00% results in cases oi‘ sciatica.

icstimonlals may be seen at my olTlcc or references givsii.

oi it themselves two years ago that‘ they put an item of $38,000 in the‘ estimates, and awarded a contracti for the work. That work was not,

Cll IROPRACTIC FOR QUICR AND COMPLETE RESULTS

W. R. CARSON, l). C. Ph. C.

Palmer Graduate

l2~i Prince Si. Phone 1072

Our business is not confined to

"f"! Particular grade. We bandit Loni for all uses. including home lliblio buildlngifand ' r ri.

Tfilfllihbne your wants’ to-day.

W. D. GILLIS & CO.

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V-the time of the house with this it.-

procecded wlth.and the explanation, given by the minister does not ex-l plain the matter at all. If the 0011-‘ ‘ tract was awarded I presume the, ‘contractors came under certain ob~‘

ligatlons, and that some persons ‘guaranteed their fulfilment. If the lcontrnctoi- failed to carry it out, why did not. the minister insist on the boiidsmeri completingthe work? If this work was necessary two _yoars ago-and it was-it is cer- 1tainly more necessary to-day. It. ‘will not do for the minister to tell ‘us on this side of the house that he ‘is the man who is taking the loss.

He is not. The country is bearing"

thedoss. and he is responsible for that loss.

Mr. MACDONALD (Kings): Mr. Chairman. in ordcr not to take up

cm. I think we may assume from the minister's last statement. that. h1- is at. least giving the matter full consideration, and will have an am- ouiit in tho supplementary estimat- es for the purpose of restoring the wharf and breakwater. Item agreed to.

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ELDON The members met. at the homo of Mrs. J. l-lublcy. Roll Call‘ was answered to by “Houscclcaning‘ Hints". A special meeting was call-§ led for the following wcck, whcni ‘plans for a Concert will be dlscuss-‘g led.’ Roll Call for the next meeting. to be responded to by “A Gardening‘ Hint". The members arc to meet for‘ the next meeting in Belfast Hall. 1

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up ior some time with a very sore " _ __ ‘ . . B ill Tr ti . . . . . . . . .. Sudbury Mines 8 9 utlon fol the bazaar Two new quilts <0»- Thc H ‘i Catarrh Brands You r002“? ‘is ringed that’: 194m Bakers Sig; Cfldlmpazy gfnCanada 216 ‘ ‘Teck B98095 9-92 are b9"!!! undertaken A Vi??? 51160655 Mounted on two wheels and push- orse (Jan Ilook A “U d ° 9! con on S a soon e mpmved’ Abitibi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 41113 Quillaullns furmshed by ‘murwsiflTough Oakes . 24 ful entertainment was held which-ed by hand. a German inventors Over our Harness s n eslra e ‘ Mr and Mrs Walt” H688 and Shawinigan .. 102, l-J‘°f Mill-do “W911 5* C°~1 ChamwTowagmac - 335 helped to increase the funds. The 511190; gwggplng device is featured ' ' 1 c .st. n .Pid. .. 01 WWW“ °°- Treadwcll Yukon 19.45 10.50 m,“ meeqng-wm be 1101.1 1n Lady b r 01,1“; 1,,-wm_ . . . so [Mmmme l! ‘he “ma” Tha,‘ilamllyi.tgentral Blfdflqlléib. spent Sun~ Dgglmlgislaizwdge ~ 87,13, May 21 May 23 vlpond _ ‘ ' _ 6, 59 Fang HE“. y a L} Few Will Associate With a 1 “fl” M“ R” m m‘ w""‘°"‘ Massey Harris . 41 I 1m 192B ‘Windfall ........ .. i2 i1 _¢.>__._- Km, ,,,.,,,,.,.-,. 1.1.1."... i...“ ‘Martha! vlcum Va ey’ ASbGStOS . . . . . . . .. 35 ‘ ClOSG ‘Wright HB-lflfflll-VCS . 1.53 4.10 ljue l\llnnrti'a Llnlment for Corns. . ——- ‘ M‘ R m w h s ‘d 131111111113 Products _ :19 Abana - - - - - - - ‘ - - - --$ 3-06 $31?" —--~<‘~-~ "AW ' 7' 7‘ ‘ '" " ' *""'~' W" N’ is rouir. TROUBLE CATABRII’! 8S " “"8 - "miners e. “m, m, m eggnconon 22 10 ‘spent a number of days recently Power Corpomuon I m,‘ ‘Argqnaut 111 91;, As a remedy for Asthma and aivlsmng M“ “ml M“ '1' 5- wwlih- pm-cmn seem-mes 4a-1./,.Amulet 3.45 3.30 New Issue preventative oi’ Grlppe and CatarrhflNew Alma“- mwr Ut11111es_11_ 49 ‘iron 2; '1. 2: _ ' . , , , every doctor is delighted with Ca- 1 1 U111111,s_g, _, 1111' rno . . . . . . . . . . . .. B h I b P C L t d tarrhozone. Ono eminent throat M“ ""9 M“ “d” M°“‘°- W" 1:213:11 Amelrlca on . .. 400“ Barry I-Iollinger 0.1-- an»; 0 l3 0 clurrhuon," i? ‘recent visitors to Kenslngton. Impemn o" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ H 68 Bfgggg: _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ __ specialist says l 1‘ 1 B g . . . . . . . . .. 1 tuc . used two m. three Mrs. Cecil Mill and Miss Lois BANKS carpmq pony“ 13:1; 14 (‘lass A S k “mes each d” ‘Mill, Clermont, were in Kenslrfgton -. ; cam-u Mommas ,_ 1,40 1.30 _ you wm never w°d"°i9j=_Y__°_Y'="‘"@- __ Bank Royal ............... .. s00 Olerlcy --------- -~ 20 11w.» Price: $60 per Share sufler from any VICTORIA WEST no“ an] w“ Bank Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30a grown Reserve 55*‘;- 42" 1‘ 5 . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 < , . ' s / ‘ . - 1 I Wm‘ “Pllroval only, because every gi1lIwIfltIl|ltl dllfim/ Ianswered by the ten members who WHEAT ' 93:2“ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ __ 115p 915 l (lctl l y m1: bOliub §lidi Q bliOLk Piece or 1|, lg m“ g 1,1 g —* l __ ‘met in the school house by the ns e I11‘ c1 1 Ki kl d 62' 69% and 500,1 Bppumtlwfirw: 2:“ a: ‘hunt’ no” or . ' of “My First Teacher". One memllaxer I j ‘GEl-aiirsda, 27 11 'l'hc Company will control the most extensive system of public services in Western pert, 1mm”, mum". empkmn‘ an uggasmrrhmone goes "gm w the 91 the 513-1001 and 01 11m 51d; com. - Grove, Daley .111. 11 ' (;ainada.covering.l.500 square miles of territory with a population oi 375.000. it will have expert staff or thoroughly compefl tmlest cc“, 1n we hjngg, cgrrylng mittee reported, 1t was decided 1,0 Homnéer 15110 141111 ultimate horsepower available of 638,800 h. p. with 202.300 h. p. developed. and. supplies "It assistants. Every piooa of har- h m, 81,01,111“; 11111551115 to the give $15. 00 towards the proposed Howey __ 9g 115 90.000.customers with electric light and power, 38,700 with gas and operates 353 miles 0i nsss leaving our workshop is luar- l” Ema; » am tainted with Sanitorium. The sick committee was Hudson Bay . . . . . . .. 18.65 18.20 I 019cm" FMIWBY- _ ____‘ anteed to be well out, well fitted $122,511. A sneezing cold is ended in appointed. Mrs. William Smith and international Nickel . 88.25 03.00 Earnings: Messrr. Price, Watcrhousc at Company, Chartered Accountants, Vancou- ‘M "Q" "W11. and the 3609"" 5"‘ minu‘ e sore throat is healed Mrs. John Moore were appointed as' Keeley . . . . . . . . . . .. 80 75 ‘ vor, report that. combined earnings. after providing ior bond and debenture interest, and m‘ o! “ch 9"“ l‘ Wk“ ma‘ rill! restored in an hour or two and delegates and Mrs. Herbert Reeves Kirkland Lake 1.81 1.85 i Federal and Provincial taxes, and after providing ior dividends on stocks ranking prior to l0 your satisfaction. 111C111,’ mgappcars-catarrh of ions and Mrs. Richard Enmnn as sub- Kooteney Florence 32 5g i the Stocks and Shares proposed to be acquired by British Columbia Power (Jorporation. J (standing ls mvaflably stamped gghsfltum. It was decided to wfltqin- Lake Bhore .. . . . . .. 32(1) 23.59% ' Limited, but boiorc provision ior depreciation, were as follows: S. L because Gaul-thaw“: llllansllvélglt“ Argoualgayalxll. lzrlieetllintheissfilkiiogtl Ilizsllltisltleuebec 142 Year ended June 30, i025 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2,895,401 m queen srimar §fl'd';*'u;§,§‘;“”§.,.";° égtlarrhowllfi-lgleidlninslthc acxiiool house a Mandy ' 2,30 ..Ycar ended June a0, 102s .. ..... .. $Ii.l04,490 - " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 3.383.308 gnAnuyl-n-powy u,“ 0111411., $1.00, small also, 50c. A‘ xllPgly 26 Year_ ended June ‘l0. i027 3 k ,' M°;oyre“ '3“ Based upon earnings for nine months ended March 3i. 1020, as reported by Messrs. c u“ ‘ Price. Waierhouse a Company. it is estimated that combined not. earnings (or the com- Mlmm Gown‘ 3m 3'a8_ plated twelve months ending June 30, i928. after all prior charges. n eluding rnprcclstlon THE QA-BBS P.___—- _- and ailable for dividends on ‘the Stocks and Shares proposed to be acquired by British ‘ . Columbia Power Corporation, L. mlted, will be $2,000,000. lia ntise tic "yawn ’ A Re ble A p I it is confidently expected that the earnings of the Company will continue to show , 4'35" LAY OFF SUFFEPiN M“, m" no 11-11mm,“ of c111,; i substantial growth, and, based on developments now under way. it is conservatively asti- “m mum P9775093! ' d d! “k ‘ e b l - mated that corresponding “ ‘ net earnings ior the fiscal year ended June 30, I929. :1 ymgwomm H“ infill y p will substantially exceed those oi current fiscal year.‘ Further information gladly furnished on request. l Eastern Securities 60., Llmlted _ 11mm nuns a m INVESTMENT aiirtnsas ' " 1 ' Marni! Mnr/wsni- ~ " $\\\1|,,,» _ m _ u’ n 146 RICHMOND STREET, CIIAILOTIETOWN =1 c». 8T. JOIN 355mg;

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

The Public Forum

This column la open lar the discussion by correspondents of qusatious of iutorflt. The Charlottetown Guardian does not u elldolso the opinions of correspondent.

e+++|o+++o+eo+++oo++0+++e= TRUE TEMPERANCE

Sir,—In the arguments that have been advanced for and against Prohibition one thing at least seems to be taken for granted,»- ‘that temperance is, ipso faeto, of supreme importance as a Christian virtue. This, presumably. is the ground upon which some Ministers oi the Gospel have not hesitated to ally themselves with a political party in support (let us credit them with believing) of a law which would make the practice of temper- ance compulsory. In this way they sought to hasten the advent of rlghteousne 1 Yet a little thought should coli- vlnco the most zealous reformer ' that temperance, even when prac- tised voluntarily, may be, and often is, the effect merely of prudence on rascality. Christ, we are told, rebuked the oflicious moralists of His day and set at naught their scrupulous ob- servances. His call was to Repent- ence. Nothing else availed. Not our virtues! Those, Ho insisted. could become stumbling blocks: at best they were but outward signs of an inward grace. The first and last requisite is the contrite heart. “Prudent. cautious self control" may, indeed, be “wisdom's root;" but assuredly it is not the root 0i Christian morality. It is lar rc- moved from the spirit of those re"!- olutionary utterances which con- founded thc sagacity of the scribes and pharisecs. It cannot be over emphasized how entirely at/vari- once with current utilitarian mor- ality, with prohibition and enforced “temperance" and all that such things stand for. is the whole doc-

STANDARD‘ OF QUALITY‘

, MAKE‘, “§%"Y?X5§1 BETTER A” Home?

,1‘ MADE‘ BREAD

New A n n a. n" And Vicinity

Miss Edna McMurdo with her little ncicc Miss Mildred. North Bcdeque. spent Friday, 18th in New Annan, guests of Mr“ and Mrs. James Marchbank.

Mrs. Wm. Dalzioll, New Annan, has been spending a very pleasant sit with friends and relatives in Charlottetown. '

Mr. B. F. Plllman. Travellers Rest. was a recent visitor to Kensington.

The Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. Harry Moasc where a most enjoyable evening was spent.

Many iricnds and relatives in New Arman and vicinity regret the

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g g g $4,000,000 Q . _ __ i a Montreal Apartments, Limited i ’ 5m, First (Closed) Moms... 20-Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds

To be dated July lst, i928, maturing July 1st, I948; Principal and le lannual interest (January lat July 1st) payable in Canadian gold coin or its equivalent at any branch of the Bank of Montreal in anada; or. at the holder's option, in United States gold coin or its equivalent at: the Agency of the Bank of Montreal, New York, or in Sterling at the Bank _oi' Montreal, London. England, at the rate of $4.86 2/3 to £1. Coupon bonds, denominations $1,000 and $500. with privilege of registration as to pi ‘. Redeemableas a whole or in part at the option of the Company on 30 da s’ notice at: a premium of 5% up to and including July lat. 1929, and thereafter up to and including July 1st, i947. at a premium of 5 1, less M of 1% for each year or part of a year elapsed ‘ July lat, I929, andhthe date of redemption, and alter July 1st, i947, without premium; in each case with accrued interest. The Compan, will assume United States Normal Income Tax up to 2%, and will refund Pennsylvania. Massachusetts and certain other State taxes as defined in the Trust Deed. Trustee: The Royal Trust Company.

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CAPITALIZATION (on " or ma. = * A", - j ,- i- SVZO/O First Mortgage Bonds, due 1948 (this issue): . . . . . . . . . (Closed) $4,000,000 7% General Mortgage Bonds, due 1938. . . . . . . a. a:- . . . $615,500 615,500 . Common Stock, no par value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-.. r- ... . . 15,000 abs. 15,000 abs.

» The Han. P. R. DuTrcmblay, K.C., M.L.C., who owns all the share capital of the Company except dL ‘ r‘ qualifying shares, has undertaken to purchase the equit in the properties to be mortgaged as aecurit for than Ends, and thereupon the payment of prineipaland interest of the Bonds, also the ainlrln] und and all covenants of the Trust Deed, will become his personal obligations. Descriptive circular, copies of which will be supplied upon request, contains a Iaffer from fhc Hon. P. R. DuTrembIay, K.C., M .L.C., President of the Company, from which he summarizeai- -

THE COMPANY: Montreal Apartments, Limited, incorporated under the laws of the Province of Quebec. having purchased the property and assets of Drummond Investment Company, Limited, will own by freehold title the following apartment blocks in Montreal, and the real estate on which they are situated:-—-

‘fThe Chateau," an eleven storey building of reinforced concrete construction completed in 1926, containing 131 apartments, with a total of 926 rooms. From the standpoint of accommodation, ‘exterior and interior finish and architectural design, the building is considered to be the finest apartment block in Canada. The property fronts on Sherbrooke and Mountain Streets, in the heart oi‘ the uptown residential section of the city.

The""Drummond" and “Drummond Court" Apartments, fronting on Stanley and Dnimmond Streets, in the same residential section as the “Chateau." The buildings consist of two ten-storey apartment blocks, completed in 1920 and 1924 respectively, divided by a private roadway. They are designed, constructed and equipped in accordance with the most modern practice in buildings of this type and contain a total of 191 apartments, divided into 1,316 rooms.

_ BOND ISSUE: Bonds will be secured by a first (closed) hypothec, mortgage and pledge on the properties above mentioned. The Trust Deed will contain provision for payment of a semi-annual sinking fund of 1% per annum (payable as to % of 1% semi-annually), commencing January 1st, 1931. '

PURPOSE OF ISSUE: The proceeds of these Bonds will be used for the retirement of $1,828,000 654% First Mortgage Bonds of Montreal Apartments, Limited, and approximately $1,793,000 outstanding 6%% First Mort-

INSURANCE: Fire insurance now in force covering buildings and equipment amounts to$4,200,000. In addition, Use and Occupancy insurance is carried to provide against possible interruption of operations.

untimely death of James Elmer. clearly beloved son, Mr. Leigh Low- ther, Carleton. Jim as he was ‘fam- iliarly known was an enterprising young man. having lived in the States for. three years where he held u responsible position. His body was; accompanied home by his brothers‘ Horace and Wilfred. Sincere sym- pathy is extended to the bereaved

trina of the Sermon on the Mount. enjoining man not to seek his highest “good in his own preserva- tion, nor in wisdom, caution, tem- perance, or even justice, as do the philosophers. but in boldly claim- ing from him an entire subversion of his lower nature, the repudia- tion of selfishness and a recognition of his duty as a co-opcrative build-

fflmiiv- cr or coon kingdom. I am, Sh", et.c.. »Many farmers have finished sow- STUDENT. --A—~<-o@- ————— '-

ing their grain and are now busy planting spuds. 1‘ i

Miss Mary Mill, Red Cross Nurse,‘ was at Ncw Annan School, Friday. 18th. inst. This Institution is to be; commended for this noble work. i

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, May 2a. - Quotations furnished by Johnston and Ward

“Mrzrandfiillrs; Hilrl‘y"Glll‘l.lS, with

Miss Jean, were visitors‘ to Ncw Ngw YQRK EXCHANGE Annan Friday evening. ,, At. Top. 8c Santa Fe. Ry. 192M ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph iluvison, American can c0, . _ _ , ._ .. 90111 Kensington, were recent guests of Am, Locomotive Co, 106 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Mnrchbank, Am. Smltg. dz. Ring. Co. . .. 19"..‘ v~-—- Am. Bosch Mag. Co. 35in Mr. ltuiph Campbell and Miss Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. v2». Maria Campbell. Choltnn, wcrc rcc- N. Y. Cen. dc Hud. Riv. R. R.. 181“. r-nl. visitors to New Aniiairand Wil- 8's