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‘l i \ CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD -— Morning prayer in Crapaud next lSunday at 11.00 a. m. and Even- ing Prayer alt 7.00 o'clock in Spring- field.

RAOES TODAV — The ‘Merry- ‘thne Club intend to hold horse races at or near West Ri-ver Bridge on Saturday the 29th at 2.30 o'- clock p. m. and "if not lllne on Mon- day at same hour.

SAD NEWS RECEIVED _ Mr, ‘Robert 1C. MacNolli, Bayfield St. City, has received a telegram in- forming hilll that his cousin, Mr. John G. MacLean had passed away suddenly at Jamaica Plain, Mass, on January 27th. No particulars.

gram with congratulations from the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders Association, Huntingdon, Quebec, informed Easton Bros. of Spruce ‘Row Farm, Central iRoyalty, that their Ayrshire cow —-"Lady Afton" No. 71360- in the four-year ‘old record of performance 365

milk and 612 lbs of butter fat.

FORM-ER ISLANDERS — and Mrs. Robert lBanks, of North Bend. Oregon, were visitors to ‘California this month, and‘ while iu,0skland were the guests of Mr, and iMrs. Neil Banks, on Trestle Glen Road. Mr. Banks is a promin- ent shlpbuilder in the northern city. Mrs. Banks recently suffered the loss of her mother in Prince

Edward Island. (‘Oakland lMaple lfifli.) , RETURNS FROM M 0 T 0 R

SHOW — Ml‘. Heiib Poole, Ford dealer at Montague, was one of a number of Maritime Ford dealers who visited the Montreal Motor IShow where an elaborate display of Ford cars, trucks and tractors was made. One of the features of tho show, Mr. Poole said, was u new carburetor which by use cf a hot plwte to afford more icomplete vaporization of fuel results in greater efficiency of the engine and greater economy in operation. ‘This carburetor is now standard equipment on all Ford models.

8T. JAMES LITERARY SOCIE- TY---An unusually interesting and informative discussion on the ques- tion "That mental development giv- ‘es more ‘satisfaction than lphysical development," took place at St. James Literary Society last even- ing. The First ‘Vice-president, Mr. Albert Roop presided. ‘and the lead- ,< , ers in tho debate were Mr, David Stewart, for the affirmative. and Mr. Wendell Macdonald for the ne- gative. Both presented strong and < cogent reasons in support of their COIItGIILlOIIIHS will be seen when their contributions to the debate are published in. next Saturday's <> Guardian. In the discussion which followed there took part Messrs, ‘R. < S. Munn, ‘Robyn Cameron, C. M. Shannon, 1D. K. ‘Currie, Ewen Cam- eron and Rev. W. Bruce Muir. Next

EAST-ON BROS. WIN -IA tele-

day period, had won the silver cu-p for the year 1926, with 13,587 lbs of

Mr.

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LAST WEEK to get a Calendar with your renewal subscription.

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GOOD SHOWING FOR T_RYON — Tryon Dairying COm-pany _pgld $46.20 cents for btitterfat, [or month of ‘December. 1926. This ls

what they are getting,

CENTRAL CHRIS-TIAVN Church

followsz-Proachlng at 11 and l, Bible school 2.30. Special features ——mixed Bible class at 2.30 and an Evangelistic service at the even- ing hour.

WINSLOE _SERVICES.- The United Church ct‘ Canada, Rev. W. l'l- Rillmfir} Minister, Services Sun- day, Jan. 30th, Wiusloe North ll a. m.. Prlncetown Road‘, 3 p. m. Wlnsloe South, '1 p. m. will the friends please note the change in the order of services. The Church Ill- Hlfllifleld is closed for a little while.

_ CANDIDATES. APPOINTED - At the Liberal Convention of the First District of Queen's, held yes- terday at Bradslbane, Allan Stew- art of Strathgartncy and Peter Sin- clair of Summerflcld. were nomin- ated as candidates. Mr. Stewart is at present in England, but it is understood that he will accept the nomination.

VESTERDAWS MARKET-But- ter sold at 46c, eggs 60c; chickens from $1.00 to $1.60, fowl $1.50 and apples 12c doz, flay 65c to 65c; straw 36c, oats 66c to 60c; turnips 26c and potatoes 66c to 60c. Beet‘ sold from 0c to 11c and dressed. pork 13.

VISITORS TO OAKLAND - Mr. and ‘Mrs. James T. -Mcl)onuld of Santa Cruz, Calif, spent several days in Oakland. this month visit- ing old ‘friends. Mr. McDonald saw a great change in Oakland in the last few years. Fortydjivc years alga when lie first came to Oak- land froun Montague. I’. E. l., he worked as u plasterer on the mag- nificent homes being then erected by the late Captain Merritt, on the shores of Lake Merritt. “Jlm"_ls a young man yet, with a charm- ing helpmute, and is succeeding well in the "city by tho sen." TRINITY UNITED CHURCH.- Early prayer meeting at 10 u. m Morning service ut eleven, Preach er Rev. Dr. Ramsay, subject, ‘than Observance and fhlnfcrccment.‘ ‘Klipliugfi; “»ltecessionul" will ‘be ren‘ tiered by the ‘Choir, Sabbath School and Bible Classes at 2.30 p. m. Dr. Ramsay's Menu Class in the Church. Evening service at seven o'clock. Preacher Rev. W. M. Ryan, B. A. ‘Subject: "Conversion." The duet "Glory to ‘Thcc My God, this

Flecther and: Miss Lillian McKcir zle, and the Anthem “iSend Out

Ph 27 ‘ m" 1 1 week Mr. R. R. Hurst will -give an 173 queen 31,-"; address on “What lShould. Boys l Read?" “"—'__"'“"__"_'_' PERSONALS

Poultry §p8upphes_?

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> ‘ With the high priced ll"-

Mr. John Doyle, Mermaid, was in the city yesterday.

Mr. Harry Tidmarsh left yester- day for Montreal.

Mr. James Hurry, Milton. was Lorne Houston, North Rustico was in the city yesterday.

Mr. ad's Mrs. Howard s. Cud- < more, Brackley Point, were visitors to the city yesterday.

T‘hy Light," by the Choir. Both com- positions being by Gounod.

CAVENDISH AND VlClNlTY.- The young peoples group of Caven- dish and ‘North Ilustico met last Friday night‘ at _the home of Mrs. Paynter there was a large number of tho members present and a most enjoyable time was spent-Mr-

.41 recent visitor to Stanley.——Mr. Charles Mackenzie. Cavendish spent the past week in the City.- Mr. Roy Stevenson, Cavendish, was in attendance at Burns ‘Concert.- Missee Ida and Muriel Toombs who

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it through hair, or use a Danderine-

its beautiful lustre! Any permanent wave or water wave

ggfvlcgg [Oman-o _ L lasts much longer and looks much the w 0rd wmlug’ as nicer when Dundcrine is used instead

.of water to “set" the wavc.

. Of course, you know what Dzmderine

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‘Ask Your Druggisi‘

Get a bottle. of Danderinc and start its benefits today. Every drugstore has

health yet discovered, just try-

_ Danclerine Fodder And

Information of High Value,

(Hlstolricus)

lain lvalualble information for Cann- dlnns especially.

sors very appllcubly quotes this motto:—— Agriculture ls an

leaves those

lubor in it, to (Jcnophon 434 Ii. C. "The professor then adds: “When we consider

utfnl;

generally acknowledged to be oi

has induced the authors also to pasture plants thut are not as yci well known in Canutiu. but for some reason or other might prove in future to be oi general or local value."

The present and future educa-

importance and should be mzulc a loading subject in the curriculum of our public schools. in condensed form lhon we proceed with our tusk . . .

‘lln the warmer parts of the world. where it is easy l0 ilrow cereals, and other plants, itgricui- ture is much older lhan the fur

liakesi Hair he But Doesn't 800W!

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it, for only 35c. For the finest dressing you could find, and the best aid to hair

Potato Plants

‘The libraries oi Canada are sup- plied w-lth copies each of a public- ation named us above which con-

ln its preface onc of the profes-

rt that render those who understn d it rich, but who do not under- stand it, however much the)! ‘mil-Y llvc in poverty.-

that ‘about one-third of the improved land of Canada is 11111101‘ fodder and forage props, the importance of dlssimln- information respecting foll- dcr and pasture plants that are

value to ‘Canada. The introduction into Canada from time lo time cf different fodder and pasture plants which are of more or less lmilvfi. ancc tn different parts of Europe

deal with u number 0i‘ fodder and

l The City Reports (w. LTETToN)

Fifty years ago Charlottetown was an ill-governed city. Accord- ling to the records of the timsrt-he state o1 the streets, squares and civic worlks bore testimony to the ‘fact that there was "something radically wrong." The "restricting. regulating and licensing liquor’ law" had been "in many instances. glaringly evaded." Tho "How not to do lt" policy (or practice prevailed "in every department of the civic government." The civic accounts and finances were in a state of ‘jumble. There were, in the town. public drinking places licensed, and ten licensed stolen in which liquor was sold by whole-

tcants were obtained. But now, it is agreed. on all hands, conditions in city arc considerably better,—- though there ‘ls evcn yet much lrocm for improvement.

in the meantime the late Hon. J. S. (farvell ivas elected to the office of Zllayor of Charlottetown; and, at his lnstlgatmi. an improved system of civic book-keeping was intro- duced by his brother, the late Mr. Lends Cnrvsll. Greater cure was. moreover, taken in the ‘election of City Councillors and in the selec- tion of civic officials. Tho results are seen in the civic improvements of more recent years. How import- ant it is to intioduce and maintain right systems and elect prudent and careful mnnhas been clearly demonstrated. It is now well under- stood. that Charlottetown is one of the best governed towns in Canada. that the tnén in it are for the most‘ pazt sober and well-io-do; and that its financial standing is excellent.

Tho latest reports of the civic department's bear out th-s state- ment, They show that upon tho ivhclc, the civic business of the past your was carefully and wcll conducted, and that the faults of administration were even fewer than those of other years. Thu thanks of the citizens are, there- fore, clue to His Worship the May- or and the City Councillors, the ilcalth Officer. City Clerk and oth- er civic officials for their efficient supervision and worik.

The fact that the position 01' City Councillor is still considered to be one of digmity and honour and is yet aspired to by citizens of busi- ness nnd financial ability, who at- tend carefully to the duties involv‘ ed in it——even though there is no salary attached to li.—ls worthy of special metitiou. It is worthy, also. of consideration on the part of Pro- vincial and Federal electors. With- out dcuht or question, it is histori- cally true that England was never better governed than while her rc- presoiitatlves in ‘Parliament guvc their time and ability to the service of thc Slate without other reward than the thanks and esteem oi‘ those Wllfllll they represented. andl of the country at large. in like llltlll-l, ner, Charlottetown gives hcr City

mm u; Canadians on the Councillors no iewnrd in muney- subject we have brought only the honour sought byflfizioii out. is [relight with much mell- ‘mil ll"? llllllilllllllce “lcl

their outstanding position confers upon them. lt is possible that llic provinces of Canada. and Canada

and governed, if their iepresenta- . live sought only the regard of the people as tho reward of those of

T herds Satisfaotiorfand Security

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at,,la1'ge, would be better served v VA

PAcsTlrivi-zl w sit/h’?

In This Record of Progress

VERY policyholder of the North American Life Assurance Company is, in s E very personal way, interested in its progress and Biflbilify-

Th Y f 1m f _ 1 t ecuxity in knowing that thejuture of one’s dependents

is ggcfvlidideflir agng tlioallutlheta izasrrying out of one’s plans 1S 1.11 the hands of a Company

whose year by year record shows steady advancement along sound lines.

The excellent results achieved by the North American Life during 1926 are DYOVCII .

by the substantial gains shown in the following figures and Slmllld be a smllce °l continued confidence to all interested in the Company.

POLICIES ISSUED AND e 32,540,319 ‘ 1 AMOUNT or INSURANCE IN FORCE.......... 152,682,243 ASSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32,293,730 ‘y PAYMENTS TO POLICYHOLDERS... assess‘; , SURPLUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.138.854 3

. - - - - ' The confirmed These records are n clear indication of the solid financial position of the Compflfli‘ --j . __ progress shuvm points the way i0 an even more successful yem‘ lllfggzofilgcl-gzééu-ilélznlgfiulfizléz: - ," ife, policyholders’ interests are the first consideration, over99 ‘Z10 P -' lo them, For 1927 still higher dividends have been Announce .

.- y ' '1 in! ' nn c rtune time to take stock of your insurance _ llgtlslliilagllztltlllgtlillilgeplflfiwflifeltil-Clltlézd sfiihifsor ytfi? homo and family. dinvcsucw 31°" fills? , C

the advantages which the North American Life oilcrtnby “$1118 ll" all" mulmll‘

“Solid ls tho Continent" Booklet.

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Charlottetown Branch 0H1"

140 Richmond 5Q, _~ Chavfrottetown - P. E. l,

whom it is said that their work for! the public was “well done.“

north. where climatic conditions are less favorable.

"At first only such plants were groyvn as would senve for human food; natural meadows and pas-

A regrettable ‘fact, however, City Council are compelled to show

past year.

tures provided for domestic. Even now there are largo areas where no special efforts are made to‘ secure food for stock. Without lu- creaslng population, however, more ground must ‘bo devoted lo cereals for human food, and the walue of land rises. Natural pastures dis- appear and the farmer must grow other crops for food during differ-

TM cultivation o[;"pay lip" in the current year. They

deficit is not so particularly won- derful. But the fact that, even so.

the deficit would not have appeared lmllmvlllg‘

if a considerable number of the citi- zeus had not delayed "payment of their civic taxes for 1926 until after the end of the year is to be noted.‘ Those delinquents will have to

With

,vics, and upon the good‘ health Illa‘ is has generally prcvailgd in Char- , . ' ~ t t 0' r. that the Finance Coiumittec of the l0m’mgghéhlgfhilgzpltgugusseEvie

i. l littl t b desired and a deficit m “l: clllflltilllagiollgé“ Eric's]: ‘tlglzleifslx; ‘buseinectls in the police Hume,- _ _ , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 42-48

_ court, it, may be truly concluded Eggg tlcnal conditions or last winter the that condluons

an, upgn the whole, continuously i-iay

Stock Quotations

HAILIFAX, Jan. 28.—-Quotntioiis Butler . . . , . . . . - - . - - . - - - - - - -

THE MARKETS

CHARLOTTETOWN

. 65~ in Charlottetown 01,111

Turnips 25 Pork '- 17f Straw .. .. 36-40 Potatoes ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 55-60

MT. STEWART

_ , . might Just as well have paid before s b J h t m1 ward v.- 4g » "ulna for ' ' in glflfilllglilllglon Road’ was lnle (ltlllndmg m? tlihmialrleelll) lfggltlgledalltg sllillilggl} pgrlllenctiflonhli: U19 past year's end. Measllle“ $31,131:? oil, tile nliiglrlitraeai Stock DEE: .. 55 - ' ‘ - a o e s n * r l} And pQultry . the“, bong; "lIBRuSMCO__MTS_ Fwd temperate regions where the au- Slmllld be llllmll-ell ‘will ellfmcell i“ ldxchangei Pillllwel‘ " "TWA Mr. Jaimcs Monoghun. ‘iiazel- - . imals cannot graze during tho fill-ill“ l0 Consl-"ll" ‘ll cll-lleml °, Pml‘ ~ - - - ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " " ‘ ‘ " " ‘ ‘ ‘" “ ~ > it pays big dividends to leek ll k ‘ i m i Clark and daughter, Miss Marjorie may ‘heir lama promptly“ and so N York Exchange , after the flock of Laying i ll°° ' w“ l‘ e c” ywmrday‘ were attending Burns Anniversary. ‘ifllggiitlf-parcd Wm] the Cultivationor Ill-alum“ me and“ of mo“. c“), ‘w 5QuR|5 P Q9": -: M155“, 39111119 and; Ad“ Ford of EMF" 'W°:l‘°tl;1 Rlallgisxggrta a318,; cereals the introduction of arllli- and their own self-respect. Al, Top, and Santa Fe Ry X _ M] V . s ‘ Abenezer tbave returned home from ‘(so 8am K 3h s” bb nd M,“ clal meadows lis quite recent The; Apart from financial conditions.‘ 1% and 3/‘ an" __ _, 601/2 Billie: . . . - . . . . . , - - - . . - - -- 4r— 1 r visiting frionids in Charlottetown. c y?" l‘ e e a , oldest known were those of the citizenry, for the most part. are in- American Cam Co" __ .1515, _‘1 -—-- Alma we'll’ o! Cavmldlsh wele at‘ Romans Clover-s which formed terestod in tho provisions Ina-dc by M“ ca‘. and Fay CO 991/, iii- _ . . . . .. .. _ ,, , wll:tbe_smetw Mn ‘Regmam MacE-wen, 1e“ ‘us’:i;l;d%M';_ll°filréalfiéggglAllggli/‘iam their most essential part. came into the civic authorities for their health Am Smelt‘ and Ran"; gm _ 133'/,;,M_lPl§I>('lt6~0-9~ - ~ $i%_6‘, t ,. - _ morning on return to Winnipeg d‘ y- . . h i T. d _ general use as late as the nino and comfort. The ‘Sewerage and Anaconda Cw) Mim C“ .17 pork 12% ‘ having spent the 11w six W681i? sh w“ 1M eccllitllllolli ‘Shift... ‘with (last) (ggntury, since ivhlcl‘ ivmr Wmmlsfllmmi“ ma“ a ‘l°' any. Cen. and Hud. Riv. nu. 13ml ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' “ - 9g visiting friends m the cm“ Mr. Reginald M e . or 1 time the important-o of forage cidedly good showing to this end. consolidated Gas Cm ,N_y_ _ d915, MONTAGUE I c i _ h . A ,2 ‘ co, paid a. short visit to Whentley plants has bee“ more and more They report)“, 1n¢ma3ed rgvgmuglnud. “(nor C“ Co. _ _ ‘ _ _ H 53%. I h ang lfar-S ek. _thc Canton. y .- BLATOHFORDW E -M,._G“y Hbnand’ T,ave1mgsa1es_ River recently. reanzei a decreased expenditure, m", a surwhnemaflonal Petruhmnl 32% Bum" _F_w rise gergerahssimo‘, with his Rus. MASH ll giving wonde "-- mam who has went the pa“ weak I wfwn groups (if plfllllfl urn used m“ or 51338530’ as a result o; Standard o" of N. J. ' _ _ > ' H 38% E q . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . kin‘: arflvolser: kas reached Kin. success to sll who are uslnil h, ghaflottemwn_ returned to h“, LECTURE AT KELLVvS CROSS. p0,. fodder and pawn-e, viz m» the“, operations during the pa“ Mm KML and Tex. Ry- _ " M has. gr, evade" ‘ out! and" sh pro. 1 it. Ars you one of them? Mme m ,q~,.yon_ 50a Ttliesffly nishft. klfilyivilrycffillilg. grasses] andt lcgilmiinoufi Dllsills] n‘:- yea“ Thaw ,5 n0 servm {or wmch Reading Co. I ' _ _ _ _ _ H , - IGZPJS wher-els H is rigor“: solehzcf‘: ‘ _ 6 pa B DnBTfl O 1 DTCSBH I18 WU ill‘ G llm‘ G3 70- 1 _ , . ‘ ‘ '. illTcHFonws P5711“ 1M", 1h w_ gnaw. who under. especially tho oldier ‘portion of the unicully kncwn as: graminac and llljc§lctgfefg,,l;.aygéllalolfir|gl 3:112: soulherl,‘ listing: ("0' " lfql, “l” acuvlues are conumphud‘ l I‘ iNG MASH PWIIINI the went an opanmon 1n 1119 p, E, 1g. people, had tho extreme pleasure oi lesumlnae. All tho plants dnail. {lhan that or we Sewerago and gnévnnm-strgl H’? , l birds for the market quickly land Hospital, Thursday morning. meeting and enloylng a rare litor- with in this ‘hock except rape hc- water Commission, and it ,3 gmw w 1m héusa mhélflu 68% I lllll QMIPlY- , is progreasmg favorably‘ ary discourse from a former pastor. iOIlIK to one of those fumlllti-lsl. llifylng to not“ that w urge u“ Ulgfltedfislates Slum 153W miner 1 - s1 dl 11in tar y." ‘. _ - ' ,_ ‘ ‘ - ~ - ' ~ - ‘ - - - ~ ' - - ‘ ~- . Ask for BLATGHFORDQ ‘Mr N [N Love President of xxgf-égllrflllltmgllhlllfigtgltlle Brag?“ “Malian“apefkllggsollrgrazlggs m“, azlnrxnthas éslilyllugriioiéléllfglllltsiléealzfly F. W. Woolworth (.0. . . . . . .. 115 ‘ h V , . . . , _ _ . , a e _ a s . POULTRY FEED‘ _l Meggfg W. J. Gage & Co., Ltd, here we may say that it was indeed often includes such plants as tiltib pleasing also to new m“ the mum Montreal smck Exchan“ "M, ‘Inks 0dr um»! Remedies i‘, A 553L059 ill“ ncflvul‘ Tomnm’ w“ l“ the ‘my “aura” l‘ ‘llluallle “m3 l'° be he“ l“ our Gram Poverty ‘was and Co o" and meat Inspector has been nctivel ‘Potatoes . 5°" °" "l" "Wlm- N" ‘ l. in connection with the publication memories to see Fr. Campbell ap- Emw. which bfllfllllclllll’ have more h i h of his duties and ' pol-k ' 1 Twill" "'1 "llrvfll" "it'll" l‘! -‘ &‘~' < 0i’ n '\"1"°"“ m °l "lml "W" psrentlv untouched by the 0"‘ °l l!” charactellllucs 0f We euileslotclgfatar the minds 0': the Abllml ' ' ' ' ' " " ' ' 1843:: '0]: liiilillfiii-rllfllilllilliw-m ‘t carter ' 0' l l“ the Maflthne Qrmncg" “mm” °l Pl.“ 'F§‘m°"l""‘°' m? liloazfsfiltmglizrliigllllotliilyceleifiglliliill Yflxliltl? or the city is supplied in §j§,“,‘;',;‘,,§;"‘,t§;,,;-__ KENSINGTON zndevvhernms;y-»Lgfm33i;$u:_“l! . § a ___‘_________;_________________ lame keen" ocholafly is“ grgggeg’ but bgtgnlcglly guch n (lis- 851111115509 B3 a reFllll- ‘ll the Seller‘ Mumreai Power .. It ,, l patience. 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