- _ ‘ uu-es boxes I "golf. l-eliel."

p 60c.‘ s box st all dealers, o d direct on ream. of prlee I)‘, Hilbnrn 00., ‘ted, Tore

w

ISNEEZbiNC

The forerunner of‘ colds snd grip. The great pro- ventstives.

Wampoie’s Emulsion

it leads them all still we‘ highly recollanend it. Price stuo per bottle. " ' "r

PHONE 271 178 QUEEN STREET}

M40§§O§§O4

l H§4+OO-O-GOOOO§O>O-O 000-000 4

Ladies’ 1 Blonde 3 Cloth Cvershoes 1

. ‘ 4 A new one and yery smart. it has taken like wilddiro, anti- aroused a new interest in winter footwear. Jersey Cloth. two buckles and two straps, made with a pretty medium heel . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $5.50

HI-LOW. BLACK OVERSHOES $3.75

This ls another very smart style, made about as high as a low boot, then turned over In a pointed cuff, fastened with three domes on the side.

JERSEY CLOTH men OVERSHOES :

Made with two buckles and three straps over s stylish euban heeled lest, all sizes in stock from 3 to 8. Special price $4.00

ilttiéngfi:

PAGHIUNAI-E V

iii-

‘ i-ler lump

lhsdtakeatllsonehoxIfelt 1‘ slot better and by the time 1 hsd

i Central Guardian

MEN'S COON COATS— 2 only Men's Coon Colts, extra No. 1 usilty. Sizes 46, 48,

ADVERTISERS. -— Advertisers are respectfully requested to see that t.heir ndvertiseraerrs for the Guar- dian rcnch the office by noon of the riay preceding publication, other- wise insertion will not be lrliaran- teed. On Saturday ads must he receivcdzby 10 a. m ‘

The 68th. Annual General

Montreal. _ President's Address

iSlr ‘Ilerbert S, 1101i,

said in part:-

‘Tlle report. and ilainnee

‘Meet- lng of the Shareholders was held at the ilend Office o: the Bunk in Chairman.

Sheet 0i‘

‘has been ‘fully maintained. cash. including:

Ou hank balances

ities to the public.

The Royal Bank of Canada i Closes Successful Year

Q none were forgotten.

equals 211.430 pcr ceilt. of liabilities to the public, willie ollr liquid as- sets are 54.30 pel- ‘cent. oi‘ ‘liabil-

l-t will interest on ‘to know that

Monthly Review A P. E. I. Protost- ‘

. regular price m, w. I!- Yllfl- 4'1"". "m. _co.oo. Special Sale Price santoo.

dun-HI was bothered very mull Prowle Bros. Ltd. 3454-1-20,3l' 8,, Hub", Ho“ V, Id I“ my heart and nerves,_s.nd the _,____ one" m; ‘are! eat. Btstos That No Other Country in the World our Review. for the mm month V110 noise troubling-lib! "Film? "b PAINFUL INJURY. —- Master Mu“ Fsfhw gxggplzzrlsitlg"uuuz“;d:_|r'm' Th“ mmmo" covers the period oi" Christmas pull"? l"! m” ‘bwt “'0” a. Junior MoKinnon had the rnistor- Tax" “do ‘ P . Y " e a“ " l“ R'd"'°"°" °f A" and the closing of ollr Financial Iivgmzi? m, d" h“ ha; bliss ti: lnlure his knee while m °' “.G°"°""'"'"‘- Year so must. deal chiefly with

a . -—--————--- swat! the slant Wly Ind told Is to feign; °§§°§affl§111 ightfl g3‘; C. E. Neill, General Manager, Draws Attention to Benefits Derived‘ From tam!!!’ llfimimi“ [he mam Object of b“ °t ' Hospital where he is reported as l“ A°q"|'m°" 0| Umlon Bank oil Canada and the Bank of Central mllqt nglathultiollgge {lwdnmfi I . (101112 1009i)’. “d “m” *'"°"'°I—Rnyai Bank Now Has 11,056 8harehelders-.faces have ililaplgsredhlnd (ill? 13:: --_-. Establishment of Foreign Department Hss Been Factor in Develop- ly little girl has been adopted out; IMPORTANT ' NOTICE TO "It"! 0i Glands‘: Trade with

all are well and happy even after all the feasting and presents, for this is the children's season and The Board - is vcry grateful lo all kind friends ‘for ‘the many wilys helped to lgliltldcn ‘thc hearts of lllc little ones. '

Cash receipts in aid of the work have largely been published ‘bcforc

ant Orphanage h’

‘in which illcy,

MORE than half the

. doctors questioned in a recent coast to coast investi- gation stated a lubricant is better than a laxative for constipation.

One prominent doctor stated "the continued use of laxa-

a lubnbanl ii‘ v than. a

3i

0,. Men's Coon Costs, extra No.

5 Prowse Bros. Ltd.

MEN'S COON COAT8— 2 only

quality. Sizes 46, 48, regular price 8500.00. Special Sale Price $376.00. 34544-2031‘

1 the iBrlnk. ‘which. pre nt ‘to yoll mos-t satisfactory pnsiiiolt

that the erection

it is my duty lo 10-1103’. disclose 'e

You will be interested i0 19am of our new iilead

lu order to provits facilities in the West End or London for the con- venience of overseas customers ‘we have nirrnngod to lease an office ill the new ‘building 01' the Sun Life Assurance ‘Company, wihicll is now

cciveil and those ‘iloxcs from ‘Busy Hes

thanks are idue ll clothing and

but many other donations wcrc re-

toys- Society, Souris pcl-

pION-O-O-O Ofii OQQQOQO-OQQQ-Pt

. ~ om b l i‘ BAPTIST CHURCHES-Rev. A. °° ‘mmg’

‘C. ilauyard will (God willing)

m.. Tryon 3 p. m.. Albany 7.30 p. TYl-jcu-pan y A hearty welcome to all. ~ and

by May 1, 1928.

—-Mornlng prayer in Springfield on Tile Sunday at 11 a. m.. prayer in ‘Crapaiid- at 7 p. m. are cordially invited.

iblllltling will cover the who)

All iPetler, iNOl-TB

‘ gwunc“ OF $0°TLAND__nev_el, and will have live/basements. Ewen MacDougall will preach Sab-

m., and 6.30 p. m.

Hm "t ‘wmmm-sm" m‘ 7 p‘ m‘ blliiy abroad "ind the rccen

CHURCH ‘NOTICE for Jim. grolvilh of ‘Canadian production.

23rd O'Leary ‘United Church llev. W. 11., Iiardlng of Summorside will

L_A vrv-r-

which. was announ- ced ins-t year. is ‘being proceeded with as rapidly as possible and we preach at Westmorcland at i1 fl,(expec[,1ha[_lf_ Wm he Wendy m,- m.. Tile foundations have been completed

IiJllG steel structure should be CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD. finished during tho early slrmmcr.

and cveningblock ‘boilnilctl by ‘St. James. Si‘. ' Daihe and, IXlliard streets, and will rise nearly four hundred feet above the street lev-

Tlbeirectgrd oi‘ Canadian external , ‘irate nt o mast three . .- 1 ham 23m M’ colemaljugtt, wafidtg} fleets ‘botli the »increaselliosill1uqyrilllg

‘ power resulting from increased am.

The relatively large ‘inc-rouse ill Jflliorls is a direct. refiecton of the

in course of erection

joins the Canada Building. site is n splendid‘

The

fclit want.

Banks Help External Trade. Tho scavl-cc rendered by Canad- ian (rharlered banks in facilitating

ll

the country is of outstanding im- portanco lo the business commun- it-y. and i ‘regret to say the value of this service is not always re- cognized. The gathering togeiihcr of accurate credit information, the work m" making collections, trade enquiries, and vili-ioils other facil- ilicll made available are invaluable, and the ‘basis oi’ competition he~

i.

The build- ing filccs bcrtll on Tail Mall and oil (‘ockspur street and directly ad-

onc and our West End office will till a. long

the internal and external trade of

Improvements in our “warts. 0|"_l'l.\\'00ll'll1€ banks should to an in.

iilfoill L w... ‘i

>joyable time was spent in Rosary 4

.the soft condition of the ice on Sat~ flu-day last the races held by the Vernon Driving: Club had to be

of the slttlaltion which may iegiti mately suggest some misgiving.

at 2 o'clock.

day. the bell rings. day races takes {Monday at Findlay, Pres.‘

WHIST ENJOYED. —A most er.-

place following

same hour. -—‘J. .1. taxman.‘

Hall Tuesday night when a large number sot down to.wilist and Auc- tionForty Fives. under the i11lSplC-{Qrp1-[ge_ 960i. the Benevolent Irish Society to In Auction Forty ‘Fives the gentie- United States

reuce Doucette, the ladies by Mrs ernment, so thlttby economies due

by rMissa Irene‘ Peters.

and Mrs Arthur Richards tied for 911%- Cmmd“ 1105

_by Mrs McIntyre. The Fmmis’ minisiratlve economy on the part

__ m] 0f all governments wouldmeet with eilflie?i...f"i.i.i‘ii‘i.w....i pro-n PM arson‘ an spawn- to-Englond for tho lbaionce or this tnmrmg’ 71-? we bl°11°"°'t“'ilp1°"°fl mouth namely, by the S. S. Mar-° “m” ‘an d d9" mmw“ ' a e5’ ‘Och éom “m, John on Frmay sential that a ‘tight rein stbolllti be u... em. lulu ‘ily the s. s. Melilil ‘Md "P" ‘m’ "°"'°“""¢ "m1 CW" also from Saint John on Thursday a‘? 1%‘pigdnltgswzfizfifroai"‘Egg-Iii; iizsliii‘.s.cs.r.r..niri"iidtsiii. . ~.

however, indicates snot-her aspect

With. the improvement in tirade, postponed till Saturday, .liln.-22l:lll_-tflic‘ro has been ‘a. steady better- An horses takingflllOlll. in Federal ‘Revenue during

pal-i: in those classes are asked to “l9 Y9"? 11ml time Yelillcllflll hi“ be on the course M 2 Sharp m, nnibeen affected in ollr national debt. three classes will be called on that Th6 la“ rm“! budge‘ “W115i” l‘ Don‘ forget 2 0.0100], sharp measure ‘oi’ reliefpto certain class- “ extglfion-of mg S336; oiilegmiltggvting advantageous sources of sup- it ‘is the natural tend- ency ot governments to follow the lines of least resistance and im- pose taxation “more it can ‘be ‘most easily exacted. whether it results in the punishment ‘of tilriit or the discouragement of productive en-‘ Wiizat Canada. needs is dollow the example set ‘by the in the reduction men's prize was won -by Mr. Law-oi’ all taxes and in the cost or gov-

Lco Dowllng and the lucky chair to the ef-liclency or administration ‘In whist we may secure a substantial reduc- mo pfjze was won by M]! Josephtlon in ‘the total ‘burden of taxa- Ffililtilsi, Mrs Wm. McIntyre and tion rather than a ‘change of incid- irequently [he lames- pflze which was drawn shown that she is not without cour- luckyfgc in. gaging ‘her {Gfltgiilwltlillc p5!!!)ll- . " ems an ere arc a ca. ons‘ at chair was occupied by Bliss Adele“. bold coopermlw ‘policy of ML

preach (weather permitting) l" larger purchasing power and olll- §’,1‘,,5,",f.,,“““',‘,',,’ _West Devon at 10.30, Bloomfield side capital investment. The vbungclylo" parka,“ ‘mm, "Du," m 3' 0 Leary M 7' greater vomm“ f“ munmmmlrml woriihy development in (ianudian ~ goods coming into the country ‘SATURDAY RACES.-- OWllliZ l0

thanking efficiency has ‘been ‘the improved fmilli-ties offered for as- sisting our foreign trade.

Since this hank first commenced to establish ibranciles abroad over twenty-five years ago, we ilovo ac- quired an intimate knowledge of muuy foreign markets. We illave done Gilli‘ utmost to use this know- ledge for the benefit 0t’ Canadian trade lby iplacin-g foreign bilyers in

‘ply for ‘Canadian importers. The managers 0i‘ ollr foreign branches

ducts, and it goes without saying that our opportunities to be of ser- vice have been numerous, nlore

our foreign branches are located ill

ors 01' Canada, bllt ‘rather, buyers of our products and silppllers of, our necessities. ‘Seven years ago, we found that the volume of en- kyuiries passing through ihead oft‘- ice rendered tiic creation of a spe- cial department advisable, and our Foreign Trade Department, was then established. The period tihat, has marked the greatest. expansion of the ‘bank abroad ‘has also been one or great development of Can- adian foreign trade. and l‘ know. tilat dilring this pasrqliarter of a century we have "been able ‘to tnciiltnte the movement of Canazt‘ lau goods to the extent of mauylllil- lions o‘ dollars, and at tihe sanle time serve the interests of the for- eign countries where we are estab- lished, by putting i‘helr exporters into contact with Canadian ‘films

I r I . . G d I ‘. . I -_.l.re familiar “it'll Canadian 1W0 litg"cséaxrls_“mgazzlqlilrijm Grand “Wand twenty-four (2-1) with water. |are connected with the sewerage W. I. E‘ _ - l, _ . er lxgggilesiliigsiéllrggxe’ vices now laid is 2,838 and tile total| ‘Iihu revenue for 1026 lye-s $38, ,0,.del, of the Eastern Star number of buildings connected with 847.41 the largest revenue ‘vim such a sewerage is 1,719.

particularly since tho majority 01110)"! Md

countries which are not competit-‘gellcrolirl list of con

llrday, the 29th. in addition l. tllcsc fllli ‘mails, letter mail only will ‘he forwarded to New York to go forward on lilo Steamer Min- nekohda. sailing on Saturday. ti"! 22nd. and by the steaimer iviajestic sailing on Friday. the 28th and the slconncr France also from ‘New York, on ‘Saturday, the 29th.

PRESENTATION ON NEW VEAWS EVE-Jfhirty in number of the friends and members of the Baptist and United Chilrch congre- gations 0t Bouehow mot at; tile home or ‘Mir. and Mrs. 1S. Ilickox.

4A..

and presented ‘her with a beautiful irllt. Addresses of appreciation

EYES TESTED

- AND . ., .. -

.1 GLASSES FITTED

New retracting room with

modern equipment.

'0ur experience is at your service

n. w. ‘ TAYLOR ASSISTED ‘BY J. 8. TAYLOR

OPTOM ETRIBT l 142 Richmond Btrsst

m

“b oat

‘l

I

We have In stock and dlseiisre

. "ll Niililriy mm eel-s m - std “Ii-including ‘

0L0 evousv ecnssusc mvsmsse ecnasuso ernmomlsl. consents Atsloufsouno

Atslon stove

ALIION mn- ' ‘ Absalom HARD mrr, _ (Iirsco coxc -

Penn comma. iievme arm _ he 116 for service.

‘I-tulll:“s ' .' moss 11s " ‘*‘ ‘c

' were ‘given ‘by Mr. J. J. McLeod.

and E. Crosby, presentation being made by Mr. S. hidLean of a. well filled envelope. not for its mater- ldl .vallle, but a small token of their appreciation to Mrs. Hiokox as organist for the both cousréirfl- lions, Mrs. Ilickox thanked all for their gift and kind words “f appre- oiatlon, after nle presentation. lun- cheon was served by the ladies, af- ter which an enjoyable evening was spent in games and social intercourse. Th6 company 1'1"!"- etood and sang Auld Long Syne. and "For She's a Jolly Good Fel-‘ low" and brought tile very pleas- ant evening 11) a, (N036,

When Your

interested ill their products.

Nlay l will that we hope ttlc silarellolders ‘of ihc bank will not forget ibow grout. a part they may lake in the extension of the ‘bank's, ‘business and profits, by giving the Directors and Management ‘their

Y- / ,

‘steady ‘improvement in Business.

Vo llavc definitely emerged from the discouraging conditions ‘or the post-will- period. -'i‘ile year just closed has been one ot steady

3111110?!‘ Der blue Enman. Shcr~

‘iiflXl. Fiat River Pineite W. M. S., Mrs L. Compton, St. Columbia Ill- stitute Airs .1’. L1. ilicintyrre, ilosn Mission ‘Band Elmsdnle ivlarion Williams. Spring Valley iladies Aid Mrs Cummings, Mrs ‘Hugh Corbett Granville. Ocean View inst, Iiigll B01111 Der Mrs J. ‘D. Livingstone, f‘. G. 1. T. Hamilton per Mary Rogers "Edith iCaveil Lodge per Leona Williams (Largo Iioxll Norboro 1W. -i. per Mrs G. It. iBrowil Rollo ‘Bay W. 1., “lemons Inst. Murray flan. per .\i|'.~; W, A,

bi-oolie W. 1., pcl- llirsl Llnltlcliol",

tivesproduccsanobstinatcln- tcstinal inflammation which only aggravates the constipa- tion. laxative drugs increase

ii

. Misss E. Garrett Womclls institute! , the condition which they are

i supposed rocute. Thcworst cases of constipation are

owiln Brae W. l. per Mrs F‘. ' TiOWiPIi. (l. (l. i. ’i‘. "Preshytcrinil ffigssfwgggkéyeagfiulofrg mack CllllPCll Siimillcrsldo (extra nice g '

REPORT OF THE COMMISSION- ERS OF SEWER-S AND WATER SUPPLY

Pmwflo. flit. Bilcbnnnn inst, pcr Miss Nit-Rae. Mrs .1. Glliis, Zion Church and

Ross, ill rs E.

ionery ‘from-Jenkins & isoil illd Dc/Blois Iiros. Ltd. Davis & li-‘rascr. Clarke Bros Mrs. W. A. Weeks, Mrs illeitl, .\il's |<:hestol',

liuichcson, Vrs Tlirs Taylor,

‘Mrs ilyndman. .\irs

To ills Worship the ‘Mayor, and

Doctors Advise Nuiol Nine doctors out of every ten told us they were advising the Nujol type of treatment for their patients in place of laxa- rtves-and for these reasons:

- l. Nuiol is not habit-forming; .

Z. A more natural method; 3. A lubricant is better than a laxative; 4. Does not gripe; 5. ls not irritating; and 6. Nuioi gives lasting relief.

Unlike Laxatives

Laxatives and cathartics act by irritating the intes- tinal tract. Thcy cause

Annual ilcports of City

‘Sulnmcriiidei c u

Five thousand ($5,000.00) dollars ouch of watt-r and sewerage deben- tures were issued ‘during the year ie pay for exicneioilcs and otllcl- citpitui expenditures and to pay off

_ tines and thus rid

l l-nnsnsdmdab] '.

. the bowels to ' pel the contents of the int»? ' of the drugs that lgw potions contain. . . 'l tr’ a.

m. l cntirel ale-lusty‘ f! minim i. scdou is mechanical. ls Ilqliy. softens the ddcd rate mssssr Ila ' the intestines and l _ ;. E3171.’ $13.15.?» ‘waste ma...“ i‘ rrsslvlrsrwsliysflilbuwiiis. Nature-given Remedy A N i the medics] ‘ tfiéffiiif-ps. “at: sate remedy for “potion, no matterhowscvercthecesclu ha. i: is gentle in its salon and ' nut no take. Children love ' Get a bottle of Nuioi from dnsfist today. ldvbyeug fore ', ' _, wherhzzxhaii or empomy. Avoidsubsdattse.

1111.12.01.

For Constipation

IREPORT OF THE ‘BOARUOF SCHOOL TRUSTEES 0F‘, CHARLOTTETOWN ‘FOR THE. YEAR ENDING am DEOEM- BER, i926.

Government Appointments ilcllry Smith, Chairman, term expires 1.01:7. . ‘ (i. ii. B. Lnilclvnriil. Il. Sc, term. expires 11028. John i’. Gordon. 1.029.

tcrln exptree

Sunday School pcr .\l.

"Ollie. P. ilcliinnoll. G€Iill8l118Il1Z—-Tllt\ Commissioners lill‘ urork, 'I‘hcse dcbentilrcs arc for Miss Williams. Fruit and collfoci- nl‘

City Coilncii: a 11125 overdraft. incurred by sllni- lion. Dr. W. .1. P; Ziiaoliiliall; M-

I). t‘. M, 11-‘. A. C. 8., teem expires

D. BONS- \Vlll- ‘MiSS I". flVfiRil-t. R. E. Niutcil S: (‘on Lid

ditions and) extensions were made lo the distribution system:

, 260 ft. of 1i inch pipe 0n ,EilVi'lll‘tl -. Silreet.

D. Nicholson,

Mrs Lcigllf Hcicil and Norma Jam- yelunmr Qupen strum Sermon N‘

ieson. Mrs J. '1‘. McKenzie, I The Ladies filled stockings

supplied a parcel

Masons a parcel for

a. freezer of ice ‘cream,

per Mrs

a box each of cats.

Auxiliary. SllpDllQlli r for each child also touch with our exporters and locaqmke and pudding‘ The Rebelmh“ The main, solver on ‘Green’ Street for each, the w ' each and also Henry a freezer of

.nded 195 It. Yolk Street service 590 ft-

.» new hydrants nu‘ 4 new gates- piaccd. - (l

as extended 75 fl. Forty (40) buildings were con- nected with the Sewerage ‘System

The total number of water serr-

chfldmn ‘Wm overjoyed and m“. mcnt houses, one sewer connection

prove that

the [mmumon has a serves a number pf enter ia-kers.

real place in the ‘ilczlrts and minds

Scoiin. ‘in favour of “latel- struction Account is $963.75.

Con- Ill

favour of -Scwcr Construction Ac-‘S, term 0X11"!!! 1929

count $515.89 and in favour oi‘ iiolisc Connections Account $178.06.

Over seven (700) hundred orders were issued by the office durinil the year for turning on and off

Sewers and Water Supply llore- a. term of ‘twenty (20) years and 1930. - .. with submit their report. for tile lloal- interest at the irilte of 5% per City Council Appointments ' Ltd.. Carvcil lives. year ending 31st December, 1926, nunllm, William hiorun, lei-m expllfei -. During tile year the following ad-, The balance in llll‘. flank of Nova 1937 '

W. K. Rollers, term cxplrea»1‘028\

Dr. it. Jcllkiils. M. 1)., l“. A. C, To His Worship illc Ttiayordaud, City Council oi’ tho City of (liiilriottetoivn. (lclltlcmcll,—

‘The Board of School Trustees

water.

Al. the close oHlle year there arc 2.667 dwellings, stores etc., using water supplied by this Demflmvlli-i 2,000 of tile water takers, or 75%

system.

0V0!‘

In many bulltl- received bylile Department and an trunnion’; m“ ings such as tenements and apart- increase of $484.33 over last year.

Following 1's n. comparative stato-

moilt of revenue for 1025 and 1020:

of our people. n 1,925 0 “.1926 x Both 1m. npbckahs and nfmqonfl Domestic Purposes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$-6..i79.9. Ll-JIE-Fi; visited ‘the Home and presented Huge‘ 91° - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " 10150 1mm their gifts in.person_ Stables, barns etc. . .- 463-09 463-93 Mr ll. S. ‘Nicholson a former‘ is- 5mm". 031088 01c. - . . . . . .. . 5.03-1.30 4,895.66 lander now of Wyndthorst, SesknsleamP-rfl. 8111111188 0w. .- 4-576-38 ‘b62508 where he is busy on n Missionary 31159911311931"; - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ""' L146“) 1'435'96 Field remembers the Or llallarc‘ T”? , and sends $5.00. Olil- Iflnanclal $38-413-08 $°s'8"7“l1

Year has closed and apparently the

pxtremeiy small balance is on tile

right side; we feel sure that when the maintenance cost is prepared, it will shoiw considerable saving over previous years. has been considerably rcdilcod dur- ing the year and we are midst oi‘ n further 20% we are fast nearing the cud of the ilaylncllls on the pledges ‘and it would help ill lllally ivays if those who can would at least. bring their payments ilp to (into-five pay- ments have now passed, and it you like economy help us save printing