1*‘El.l_l_{ili\ Hi’ l6, .1928

>.--—-————-'~ —~—i__.

Many interesting comparisons Iegayd- mi: the most iavorable position of this company are contained in the most recent analysis conducted by our Statistical Department.

Suiliciently ilniormative and exhaus- tive to indicate to investors the

1 excellent promise oi capital appreci-

ation this stock otiers.

A ilree copy will be sent you on receipt oi your request.

FLooD, POTTER ea Co.

Mrmber; Montreal Stoclz Exchange ll/lembers Montreal Curb Market

msummcs EXCHANGE BLDG. MONTREAL

+o++o+r¢4oo0oo++40+++o4ol The Public Forum

This column is open for the discussion by correspondents of questions of interest. The Charlottetown Guardian does not necessarily * g the °l1hiions of correspondents.

, Q QA-QQTQ-Ileo“

'9 oeevvovooooo-oooroeo-o-o v-

RICH VS. POOR 1 . O l S_ii',——l read with u great deal if itlilllslllclioll. your editorials on the Vi)! Hystem inaugurated by the so- ciil lerl Temperance Alliance. Messrs. Bentley, Ttiutou and Mac- Lcod, and thc-provuietice, (uuspieti upon) or‘ tlrinklilg in bridge plav- 1111'. circles. l have been wonder- 111115711011‘ 111111; the poor people whose flllztttcs are raided in suspicion are ~,.1~'.'0mg to tolerate this state of af- ;t'tilrs. The rich allowed openly tu ltransgress the law, the pom- hmiml. led anti spieti upon merely on sus- zulrion or because of the malice of an oiicitiy- O ' I am- Sli'. etc., FAIR PLAV

. ———<ooo-§__. , SNOOPERS IN SOCIETY

Slr.'—'l‘lic 'i‘emperanr-c Alliance. 1111's still lnslstetit that our citizens

r-rivt- tlicm information about _those people who have liquor 7f‘ any nature in then‘ 110559531011,‘

Some of those ’l‘empertince advo-

Blathurst‘ Po

Class A Stock

wer and Paper Co.

LIMITED

No securities Ydllklllg sfllllul’ to tliis issue are issued.

A$5ET$5—T01111 llXflf-l 011d cilrrcnt assets, including Timber limits (Valued M 50-75 per cord) pulp and paper mills. Hydro-Electric plant and undeveloped» power sites is esti~ noted at over $211,000,000 or the equivalent of more than _$60 per share of Class A. Stock.

EARNINGS-For the past lhrce fiscal years have exceeded $850,000 per antium, after all operating expenses and mat“- tenance but before depreciation, depletion and income tax.

MANAGEMENT~Tlie Canadian international lPapoi- com- party have purchased a substantial part of the issued cap- ital and will manage the properties-—Tiic capacity of news- print is being lncrcasccl 100';—Tlic Hydro Power sites con- trolled hnvc a capacity of 50,000 H. P. of which 10.000 Hi’.

is developed. . $40 Per Share

With Bonus of one sir-are Class B Stock‘ with each four shares Class A.

’ Eastern Securities 00., Ltd.

INVESTMENT llANKl-JIIS W. ll. DUNBAR, Manager, Charlottetown Halifax

St. John Montreal

"'_.=7;::~'-1 __ _

i

eiiool ys Library

a ‘ a;

The Commission is now iii u position to $111101! 111111115 _ for ii. limited number oi School Libraries, and applications from Boards of School THISUBCS tlcsirhig to have libraries placed In their schools will be considered by the Commis- slon. Applications should bc in the hatids tit‘ tlie Secretary before March 1st, 1021i.

It. ll. ItOUEIES. Secretary

F. J. NASII, Chairman

New Universities

courou

How to Get it y

Ioe the Men Nominal Cod i lluiuhetwe and Dintri

births lCoigiongsc new uni-no

MAIL ORDERS U]! to l0 miles ‘WILL ....... 7o oxen

B15 o so FILLED 193724.‘;

I 22 DICTIONARIES 1N 0N5

0d, o" Qoupon New Needed

lcates who request [his mini-hm. were offered on New Year‘: ' in some ol‘ our best homes Ioort wliie and other liquors-

Hero is a great opportunity for iheso extreme so-calletl Temper» dint-v leader's to set rut éKfltllttltq. 1A5 those strtallcd leaders In an ‘earl issue of the “Bulleliiw quql. ed sc pture to cover all phases of thinking from all “eye Opener" "'1 a “aislrt 1:21p" u is just possible alley itiay be iible to quote script. ,urt- for their tattlers‘ campaign. llowcvt-r. before asking them l0 inform on their New Years hosts, lit might be well to point out to lll(‘lll tho r-otitlemntition of lattices in [lFSl Tlmotli_\'-,l'lfth chapter" anti thirteenth V9158. If on rc-atilng ‘tilt-SQ words they consider tattllng int-an and low. our sti-t-alletl Tem- beriincr- ltuitiors tlccltle they should not inform on their hosts. it is to bt- hoped they will stop asking on. 111's to do so-

l arn. Sir, etc.

CITIZEN mom‘

U- S. UNDER PROHIBITION

(Continued from yesterday) A GOVERNOR'S VIEW

t Plain speaklul-r by the lion. All» 1 rt (fabsll Ritchie. 1.1.0., (lovern- lot‘ of Maryland Free State:

i “'l‘he great majority of pcoplc n: Qlzitgvland believe the Vnlstezrtl Act miniply cannot be enforced there» ‘Oil!’ people are imbued with a fine Jratlitlonal respect for law anti ltlio established order, and wo were cffct-tlvcly solving tho temperance ltlucstlou by local option in the varl~ oils units ot‘ the State. liutlot’ the

lll\(‘ll\0(l, when the people at’ :1 awitiiilitiriityt wanted Prohibition. pill-y zit-lurilly got it-

l “Tho Volstcari Act cliungeti all

ythis. Our people in the main r1“- |lrartl it as an unnecessary and tlrzis-

fllt- fotloral itifringcniont on their lStatc and personal rights. The liar-k of respect for law nnd tho

lat-trial lawlessness which have re- lsultctl are deplorable, The onli retnctly I sea is to renrgrittlze that the Volstcarl Act. is destructive of who rights of llll‘ States. and to lturn the wholfl question back t-é illllt $121108, so that eat-ii may set- ltlc it in llifCllrtlltllllfi with the will lot its own pcnplo.“

1PRESBYTERIAN DEAFNESS

MINISTERS

l

l Progress ol‘ lll-tihiliilion in Okla- rltonm (lily. as revcalt-tl by ilio lltuily Oklahoman:

jFortify Yourself l Against Colds!‘

‘.l ivuul-i inivt- u spell thin-s r-vr-ry’

l Turnliin, (int. |4l|' sort» throat a iw-upli- ul’ t

_\'1-:rr, cutter-lull!‘ ir- llw winter, nnd 1t trnuirl ln- a I'lt1l'|l|>

of months l'i|I'|ll1ili(' lu~fnri> l would lul- ly rr-t-uvr-r and get my \‘llli‘l\ birch. I dnvIori-rl nurl took motile-Inc with little rollt-t‘ until I ln-lrrui tiiklulz llr. Plt-rtu-‘u _ (lolrlr-n llr-tilr-ai ,»-., Iilscrlvi-iw’ nnd it Al’? has no completely ‘ relieved me o! this trouble that ururt-r-Lr l'\'i‘l‘ ll'l\'l' il sort- thront or nut‘- fmiu my former tron. u-u worth its wi-litiit 1n A, Sltellonuitl, 2S

.\it*,\Iurrir-h

.\ll dealt-rs.- Fluid’ or inblels.

Write Ill". Flori-o'er lnvullrln llotci in llulriiln, .\'..i'._ (or trcc incrllciil ildvltt}.

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ta

‘mm CIlAItLOTTETUWlfl GUARDIAIfL-éw

“The Rev. W. Clyde 1101111110 declared in his sermon at the F1131 Presbyterian Church Sunday morn- ing: “it has been my good or. ball fortune to olllclate at about 100 wc-tltlings a year in Oklahoma City- l've been smelting entirely 10° many whisky breaths recently at these and other affairs"

NO DEFENCE TO. BE ALLOWED DEFENDANTS

r "The New Jurisprudence in the Prohibition cow country, as re— ported by the eminent Des Moines. (lows) Tribune-News:

“Denial of legal defense to pers- ons accused oi‘ violating liquor laws was prized by the Iowa Antl- Saloon League at its olficials’ con- fereuce yesterday. The League contemplates appealing to lawyers . to refuse to tleiontl alleged viola!- tns atter- they are arrested." r MODERATE DRINKERS__ GOOD AS TEETOTALLERS

AS

Awkward pronouncement of Dr. Raymond Pearl. head oi’ the liistl-i trite for Biological Research at thcl internationally famous Johns Hoplc" ‘as University, Baltimore, Md. mil the effects (ll alcohol on lcngev-t ltyz~

“In tbtnfirst thirty-four years of nieratltiii or the Johns Hopkins Hospital all oi those patients in‘. its experience over twenty yearsl at’ age who came to autopsy and were itnown to have been motlerute tirinkcrs (as defined) died at up? proximately the same average ace

as did all m‘ those patiertus over, tw'enli' years m‘ age wh came tnl iuttipsy and were knowir to have

'i('£’li total abstainers. “ l "' This ‘iutopspt material gives no evil- ettce that moderate tlrinkiitu, short- ens lite“ (Dr. Pearl tlcflnes a motleralfi drinker as. “One who uses alcohol in any (‘tn-in (beer, wltie. or spir- its), but in small amount at iiuv "ne time and never enough to be- come lntoxicated-"l 1 (To be continued) ; ————-<-o->—-—- I

Silver Wedding A Celebrated‘ '

0n Jililllflly 25th inst- a uuntbct" it‘ ticlglibors and friends gathered‘ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James llonaghriu. Hazelbroolt. on the ot casiun or’ their twentylifth weslv ding; annlvcrsary- Despite the i'1-l_ tllPliiElllt state of the Wfillllifil‘ dur- ing the (lay and evening, upwards o1‘ thirty-live couples were present-

_ Air. William T- (‘cady rea-tl an a'l_-,

tires-s from tho neighbors of Ha brook and vicinity, expressing c grittulatltius to Mr. and Mrs- ‘algllflil upon their reaching the sil- ver milestone and extending their best wishes to the liaDDY couple for many more years 0t‘ pleasant wedded life- ‘Uuring the reading

nnd (Mrs- Seymour Farqutiarsort‘ presented the bride anti groom with 1 licautfiui parlor chair‘ and a gaso- line lamp- tqusoiirie lamp from Mrs. Illonrrgli- airs brothers and sister, sliver- ware. (villus. a cheque. and several purses of silver. Mr- Nltinagheii in a few well chosen words exprer- sod his thanks for the wholly lili-

Monaghatt- The guests their sang “For They are Jolly Good Fol» lows." '

A suppor- or banquet, to more fittlugly describe it. was server] in Mrs. lilouagliarrs weli-knoivrt style.‘ and was thoroughly enjoyed by nll- i The table was prettlly tlccoriiletl‘ with pink anti white streamers. , Music and dancing svliiletl awarl the pleasant hours of the festive. night, \\'ll(!li all took their tiepart-ll uro, unanimously ct’ the opliiloni that it had been one fo tin. yntrrty enjoyable functions it liad ever‘. liocu their pleristire to attend. and} wishing .\Ir- nnd Mrs. Riontuzliaai many more. years of happiness will - pruspc-rity-

Tire following is tlie atldriwss: lllzizcllirtiok, Jiiu- 25, 1.112%. .\‘ir. and .\irs- James Monitghzin, Dear Frlerltlsw-it is tr itrcat. plen- suru to us to uioct here tonight lo offer to you ‘both. our best wlsht-s on this your twctny-fllth wetl- tliru: anniversary. Anti wejsk you to ll('(‘£‘l)l thou"? gifts. not for their ynluc. hilt for; the respect anti good will Wlllll whit-h tin-y are given, for you born, have been kind and worthy ueiuh-l hers. always rvznly and willing to help where assistance could be gir- cu- And wc- lirpe you. and your whole family. ruuy enjoy many happy overturns lti your chzrlr uri- rlor the brilliant light of your lamps and although this address may seem short, we zissiirc you both that it carries with it. the tics! wishes for your future happi ness nnd prosperity-

Shrnctl by your

Neighbors,

Frlcitds null

10-}. ‘ CLEANING PHOTOGRAPHS

We are now well stocked with high III-GO Coal for winter, namely:

01d Sydney Screened,

lnvernooa,

Sprliiglilll,

Albion Nut

Albion Stove,

Albion Round

American Hard Nat,

Welsh Bard ltove. Beleo Coke

Phone as your require- ments. Prompt deliver- ies. Lowmt prloeo.

W. D. Giliis

and Company

Phone I'll

i; been won by Marrno

Olrl. S(lll¢’ll photoillurillifi 111111 1"" cleaned by wiping with ('.llI‘9‘,‘~l(lr‘ll)Ill iwrung out. of warm wit-tor which ‘has lint! ammonia added

DRY SALT

In wot climates. salt sells-s

l should be kept on the shell’ abort! the stove. A pinch of BNOWTUM wl

some ruw rlt-c will keep 111111 from clogging.

it's nor HARD

T0 GROW THIN

People all about you can testify to that. Most oi the slender figures seen today have been won in easy ways. Many have

a prescri leto, based on a modern scienti c discov- ery. People have used _ yeare—-millions of boxca 0i it. Now

- slender figures in almost every circlt-l

show what Marmoia does. A book in each box oi M

ol’ the itdrlrt-ess Mrs. James Wood‘

Other lzifts inrrlnrleii .i'

‘man's Misionary $031811 ‘There 8Y8 cent and appru-latlriii "1078 W- M- $001013’ 51111111101198 11111111 slstmivo in our ltlulllliliilliii‘ and w '

lion tab-

Msrmola [or 21)

t armola gives |

PKGE mvs ‘

Mt. Stewart Notes 1

F€|Jl‘\llll'y~ti€6Ill1i to be blustery,’ but what's the use, ll’ it were fine, there would be nothing to growil about!

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, Feb. ifs-Quotations furnished by Johnston and Ward. Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange:

A number of our farmers as well ‘ as merchants are having their‘- supply of ice put lil-

New York Exchange At. Top. and Santa. F8 Ry. .. 185

American Can Co. .. 79%’; Am_ cm- ‘g; Fax ¢q_ __ __ 1071f, The funeral ol’ the lute Mrs.’ Atlantic Refinery go, _,_ __ 231/, Charles Bovyer, was held front‘

108V.- .. 178%

the United Church on Werheliday.“ the 8th lnst-, to the People's cenie-I tory, Mt- Stewart, and was largelyl attended» Pall-bearers were: A. _ J- Grant, Prank Egan. George Jay. ll/llrred McDonald, RossPlgotL, it.’ (l. Qlark. Services conducted byi Rev. ‘M- K. (‘harmaru

Am. Locomotive Co. . Am. Smelt. and Riefng. Co. Am. Bosch Mag. Co. 17's Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. . 57% Can. Pacific Co. . . . . . . , . . . 202% NY. Ceti. and Hud. Riv. RR. 157

Con. Gas Co. (New York) “K135

Hudson Motor Car Co. .. 821.»

t‘ ' Co. 74'.’ "“_ . igtgggtlgm Egwgleum 37 L Her many friends welcomed the A standard o" of N_ J_ __ 8.]. return on rrttlay mornl g last, ot

230 ..\lrs- Joseph Douglas, age Ha."- H 97% bot, who has been spending the. __ 419.4: lust few months in iimtbnry. iilziss. .. my.‘ , , , , . 113...’; iillss itmellrlc Collin. .\l|i‘st*, n1, 9 ,;_ lirooklyn. N. Y., who‘ has been Zliome to attend her inotlicr. Mrs.

H. D. Coffin. in her recent Illness. ‘It-ft on return i1‘ritla_\' evening the 510th lnst- Anti wc are glad to bu

Mis. Kan. and Tex. Ry. Reading Co. Southern Pacific Co. . Union Pacific RY. U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. . Westinghouse Electric . . . . . .. United States Steel

144

Montreal Stock Exchange

. . ., pjrthle to report Mrs- Coffins condi- iiéféiii... art's..." ' " * " " ‘ " " 1" .31’ "~1- 1111>~>v<>11 a. c. Steel ist. Pfd. . . . . . . . . .. an‘ w, . . I th a play to he held m 1hr 3' E Steel 2nd PM‘ 7"1r:cai- future. the actors and ll1'll(' '-

Dairrentide |Pulp . l33'~'.-l Montreal Power National Breweries Steel Co. Can. Com. .

Winnipeg Electric .- . . . . . . . . .. 1151!.-

es are kept busy learning and praw-

lgg ltir-ing their parts.

\\'i'.- l

The names or Air. and llr-L lard Mitchell are to br atiit-il

0151195105 59m- New - - - - ~ ' ' " 3 ,ltlie llst oi‘ those l1l,1‘\'ll -* I‘ 1151185105 Pfd- New 94"':llt-lll9&l lilzlltczl m» 'ru.- heart. u;.-:u-.-- 131011101011 »-- - 63 ilfiletrtrltr“ (Tri-

Shawlnigan . . . . . .. 98 3 __

7%“- slelllllshll) C91“ 34 l 'l‘lic roads hure about are no‘. lb. 31111- 31811111511111 P111 - 92 host just at pzesenl, owing lo the Dominion Bridge . . . . . , . . . .. 67 '

Igaies oi’ northerly whirl and (It'll:- fll=ting snow, so our thrill-drivers . ltr-rs anti ollitrs. \'inrl it ha it: lug by titties. As it is ary it»: them to follow tht- raatls-

Massey Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Banks Batik Commerce 287 Bank Royal . . . . .. .. 356 Bank Montreal . . . . , . . . . . . ..

a cold is

Being ‘kept yinvwith‘?

, Q "E L nojoke

1

HERE are two other people who don'tthinkit'sst>ttinuy'

either. His mother who has to

stay home with him anti take

care ollu cross rrntl tllszttititiintetl young sun. _-\utl lllS teacher who has to help him twitch up with

The worst art of it is, he's one of maybe half a million children who are rig/r! now staying indoors for the very same reason. Anti a whole lot of them could avoid must of tliésc colds if only their rcslsitancc W-‘IS built up ahead 0i‘ time. if your children seem tu"uatcl1 everything that goes around", try giving them Nujol.

For Nujol not only prevents any excess of the body poisons (we all have them) from forming, but also aids in their removal, it certainly would do no harm, an_vwa_v, tu try Nujol, would it?

Try Nujol for, say the nexl llnre maul/rs. Then compare their rc- port cartis with those they hntl lastyear. Sec how the absences from school ha vc dropped-lulu’ the school marks havcjtrnipcil. Ntijol was ticrllcctctl l1_\' flu: .\'ujul Laboratories nl the Sritutlartl Oil Co. (New jersey’).

Scc" fur yourself it Xujol I tlocsrft help builtl nphcaltli)” ‘ stance ttlcolrlszrntl resulting ' ill. asthousandstilotlicl"moth.. crs have discoverer]. Ker-if .1 btittlc of Nujol hantly and girt- it tn them regularly. Contain.» ztlistilrltely tiutlrtigsm- mt-t ' '

345 l .\1r. and .\1rs- A- (‘volu- art- Fuvrul- the lessons he ls titling to ttilss. iic .\"i|l't' you {let tin‘ 1;. . . .1111: some lime at the humc ..;' their W119i“ ‘(lillll-‘Illlfl’. .\lrs- (‘l-ansnt-o (‘ufl'il|. H Pisunizl, .\lr» (‘iilfln fiiniiil; nova-s» ___ _ _,,,__ _ _____,_,__,___,_e_______ M01111‘ 13° ‘*1-'==11'Y 111- l1@11\\‘111111* 111* “'11s "11-“111 u» t. u . nu- :1 .l Pr. with MRS. PETER BLAQUIER y“): m M.‘ (m [he ‘m ‘ ' ‘IP11 v "- 11"‘ “H” ‘l "lb "m1 H": .\l .\'ol'lii iiuslii-n illl Alolitlttfv. 1-113 ". L _ _ National .\l11l|*u1 .'\ vrili- t-l ‘In,’ -.- d’ M“ FUN]. |‘;]“,|“iL.|-_ l.‘ l .\li:'t~' Jennie llouulits. (hailotw- ;‘n|n'|'_\ “M t,.t,tl.-1~.-,l h. “y, Mp1 n“ m W’ m. hm‘ w‘, - . . , w , ' , y. . m _ , _ ._ V. _ ' ' . ‘ '* _ iiltzvigi. spent Sunday at her horn \anl).l .~.|ui,. tot lltlvll ltin-l- 'l'lu- i.‘»‘1"‘£l-\1 ll ‘m3. H nmdel n. _ ‘- It! tl- _;ll('.\'i‘~' on ins 11t‘(‘.l< , ; .. |_; -' -.,--. March - lillillllllvbllll jullllillnllllll. limlrl-ltllrlllill? ‘V183’ Alli-ts Ida _\lr-,l\- Q. B. l‘, (‘iiar- A vvlt- tu‘ thank-s w-.t- trisri lvil-l- Wii-fih',._‘ a‘ Mm, MM 10mm “.-l|-_.. July 98"s‘ll;lll‘i0\\‘1i. spent Suutiay at lltfl‘ and i.) _\l-. l-‘m-n-ll Iill‘ his rissisi- “ml nnnhh]. , illllllle 1191'". ant-r in tlioiuitrrluiillut-nr. l: h. (“my”). Md w. “m. is U... 0M5 l , . . lpatrm‘ Please 6°97‘) third lltitlll in lllt‘ fatnll)’ 111 111“ l’ John .\lI'(lllll’l( aurl (‘ti._ liulldui: > ~ h“ nhwlvv“ ‘mum's May , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,_ 55'»_-'..\ltivers. who are t-nipltipw-ll by til-e pivl; Gitanlas 01- EGGS SM “m. “N, H", h“, Silvrauuql,‘ Savage Hark?" Pavklugxlu" l“ NE“! “Uimls IN flflynluN (If liir- iiulv ('ulllulit~ (‘hurt-ll frtnll Wheat move their iactoyv. ltintletl ll on its _ _ hw Hm‘ ‘gm, RM. WWW‘. FIN,‘ » |.- , a . 1 .| . S. . . LONDON. Ftb. 1:1.~An egg mai- \ _ 11- - ‘ ' > M19 l“ [hi 11"“ '1“ m" “mum-l k t- Whenm m- “\|(\I‘L muxnatam.“ stin. She 1t art-s rt» mourn a hu,~- Mfly . 134%. croulntr. so are now lzoltu: to 111011’ e mg " ' - T". l . ~ l)‘lllil 1W1] with and lllrw- mulch‘- ‘luly 135-14. some smaller buildings for lli ~ 15 111" 110111113‘ 111th \'- 01111111 "l1 1U ‘_ H ' ' ' " —-——<o>-- ‘l1l(i\'t‘ t-utnpauv -— P. the 1161111111’ fldvlhfll 001111111119‘? c’! 01>‘ , . l I ‘H4 the ministry cf agriculture was is- 311-“ 1‘1"1"‘1"*‘\' 1" l“? 11m" b" ‘SUMMAR" 0F UNITED CHURCH V V ' 1 .\lill'>\"<_ l‘ii'iu\\'tl: .\ll':<‘ Jztruvs Illn-

l rnoaasss ' . A PRESENTATION

Reports received at headquarters if the United Church of Canada for‘ An event of more than usual u:- .l'ie nine months. April-l to D8C€l1l-|('llll‘k’ll('t? rook 11111‘? 111 A1101 >er 31, i927, show satisfactory prog- School, No. 1212, when tlifl P111111“ ‘Jess. Membership in the church as a of that strlitiol presented to Mr- Wil- .vhole showsati increase ofabout20.- liam Farrell. noted tirgzniist and 1300. In this 393 charges. which did uiuslrian of Srui-gtzoii, a valuahi" not. report. are not included. More sift for his valuable a taut-e in lian 6,000 Sunday schools with 68,- lht-ir (‘hrisrnias pi-ogtaiiiiin- at r900 teachers and 659,000 pupils 1512111‘ their School Examiuirltiii on llt-r.