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FEBRUARY 22 1929

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0116 mcllvlduals ability and initiative.

Yet every successful business man realizes, too, the value of help from his bank in the way of timely credit and de- pendable business counsel.

; The Bank of Montreal is con-

stantly playing a vital part in the story of many a business success.

_ ,TOTAL ASSETS IN BXCISS OP l|7t0,000,00| ent. Meetingopenedwith the Ode,

”‘ A ' Roll call was then answered. Min-

HELPING BUSINESS

0sT°"°f7 lmmw suwessis dueto some

Heulollos Mound

K I ant Circle Institute met at the home

E;1'.§b“,]*'d'1s|_‘[ of Mrs. Harris Boulter, with four-

,” * _ __ same. It was decided cnet the Insti-

, ' _ ' February 18th the proceeds to be do-

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lsnlnd Ibolto Belifal s¢»u¢a|p_ . Quiet I -

Cline

Winning Yunnan

LATIN-America has been proved

to offer excellent opportunities

for the development of electric light, power and traction properties under experienced Canadian supervision.

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International Power Company, Lim- ited, incorporated in Canada, controls six public utility companies operating in leading cities of five Central and South American countries. It also controls the Newfoundland Light 8: Power Company, Limited. Investment in Intemational Power 7% First Preferred Shares, at current quotation on the Montreal Stock Exchinge, will give the satisfactory yield of a-pproxienately 7.15%.

Particular: p/ their ifcicritirr an giant in the rbmary ww of “In- wlmnfRecomnu»dhfionr."A¢'opy

will be .rent you upon request.

Charlottetown Branch: G. FILLITER, Manager ‘hm '"5 'Wm P"m°° °°“nly H°°'

Stock Quota:-lon, be made by the members and donat-

_ ed to the same. A committee of three

° HALIFAX, 1=\¢b_ 31 __ Quotauong wssthen appointed to clean the

furnished by Johnston and Ward, school in March. Meeting closed ‘ Power ‘ members Montreal Stock Exchange. With “'10 N°U°¥\°1 Anthem MWF

NEW yon); gxcgmqg ~ remainder of the evening was spent

At, Top di Santa Fe Ry ......202 to be held at Mrs. Earl Boulter's on Ame;-mm cm cg ,__,117i4 March 14th. R/oll call to bs answered Amn Car ds Foundry Co 94 with Sin8. sly 01’ PGY-

Amn Locomotive. Co ..110%

Amn Sinelt do Rehn Co ... ...115% PEBSUNALS

Central Guardian

MT STEWART UNITED CIIURCII

-services Sunday, 24th, as follows Mt Stewart 11 a. m, Donaldstons 3 p m , Int 40 730 p. m, if the roads and weather are favorable

CENTRAL PARISH Church of

Scotland. Services will be held as follows: Tomorrow, (Saturday) Nine Mile Creek, 7.30 p. m.; Sunday, Canoe Cove, 10 a. in.; ,Churchill 2.30 p.m.; People’s Church, City, 7 p.m.

GREENVALE Correspondence re

Red Cross magazine and Sanator- ium Resolution was read. A contest on "Advertising" was much enloyed. Receipts were shown for Red Cross new members were enrolled.

NEW CABLE SERVICE-Intimaf

tion has been received that s week- end cable service-has been establish- ed by the Western Union Telegraph Co. from Canada and the United States to Great Britain and Ireland. By this service a. 100-word cable let- ter may be despatched from Char- lottetown in any point in the British Isles for $3.00. The service begins on Feb. 22nd. _

_PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE The February meeting of the Pleas-

teen members and two visitorrprcs-

utes read and adopted. A letter was

pital, and a. general discussion took place on the raising of funds for the

tute hold a Pantry Sale on Monday,

noted to the Hospital also that a. quilt

which the hostess served lunch. The

in a. general sing-song. Next meeting

Am!lBOSch Mesneto Cc 4474: _ -- Ana Copper Mining Co ...133% Mr. Stephen Roper of East Royalty N Y Cent di I-Iud Rv R. R. ....I90'.~s was operated on for appendicltis in Con Gas Co (New York) .!..108’>£ the Prince Edward ~ Island Hospital

. Hud Motor Car-Co .... 87% last night. He is doing as well as can

Inter Petroleum ... .... 54%- be expected.

Stand Oil New Jersey 48% _ V H-radios co ...iosl/. Mrs.cismetosmpbeII,aeeI<y1=oInt Southern Pacino ... ... ...131% ghd Mfg, A, K, Mqepnee, city, have U1'1i0!1 P56510 RW ... ... ....323 returned home after attending the U S Ind A1°°h°1C° -~-142% funeral of the me Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse Elec ... ... ....15-1% Gem-ge M¢¢D0ugBu' Bangm-_

United States Steel... ... ....18l% #_

_ M.r. John S. Stewart, post master at

MONTMW- STUCK EXCHANGE Caledonia. passed through the city Abltlbl ... ... ... ... ... ..... 48% today on his way home from Halifax, Ml” K"“‘"~’ 5° Tell” RY °°°°'51° where he had been receiving treat-

L_" _ Montreal Power ... ...I11% mam at Cmp mu HOSPRBL

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sl __ __ _______ __ _,__ _____,________, Massey Harris ... ... ..... 87% 'f" “__” Canadian Brewery ... ... ...

, Dominion Bridge ...

I- at be Fraser and Co ... ... ... .. 79%

More than 70 per cent of Yoko-I Italy has set aside $157.00 o Foreign Securities . ... ... 3515 LETTER. OF SYYMPATHY

National Breweries ... .. ..._.183

» » ° Brompton ... ... .... 42 ML R B_ com-ad Mt this mom.

Royal Securities Corporation » ......... ......... ... ,ng ,,,, ,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,_, ,, ,,,,,, ,...

` Lllditod ' Steel C0 01' Canada ... ... ... 59 funeral at his Bigger’ the late MI-5_

Rilo Bulldinf Qlfbitotown ' Shawinigan,... ... ... .. 87% gh,-He, Q Libby gf Roxbury Mug,

_ Y Td”h|m. _ , Can Steamship com ... ... 40 who puma ,way qu", suddelgy on

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hem. Jena". h'-‘ W” "°*l“°*‘**"’ "d"°“°°“ ”° ““"°“"“"°“ 1°’ pun' meer utuines A .fi 41 ._..._.__

H1500 the Olfthfiulke in 1923. chasing tractors. _ A Inter Utilities B ... ... ... ... 21 To Mrs. Euphemia Wright and Miss

W -V ' British America Oil ... ... .... 52% - E. Alice Wright,

Imperial Oil ... ... ... 93 We, the officers and members of

New Annan Women’s Institute wish

I A BANKS to conviey to you our sincere sympa-

S n thy in the death of your beloved

Bank Commerce ... ... ... ".355 husband and father.

? Bank Royal ... ... ... ...S7216 We who knew him share your loss,

In t e Bank Montreal ...` ... ... ..375 but though little can be said or writ-

“ Bank Nova Scotia ... ... ... .A02 ten to afford your just now any true

consolation we cannot forbear to as-

WIIEAT sure you oi’ our most heartfelt sor-

The long and successful record of the British investment trust movement has proved conclusive- ly that the real investment trust. oggnigod on sound princiP10S. C911 grow and succeed even in P€!`i0d5

of adverse economic C0I1ditl0U5-

` May we send YOU fl COPY Of Oli:

booklet “The Investment Trust which covers evey P119-Se and

G class of this type of investment in a. most thorough manner?

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Clyde River Notes

Farmers in Clyde River are busily

engaged. hauling cord-wood for fuel and great piles of it near the barns testify to their unfailing industry The chug chug of the gasoline en gine and the pecular musical hum of the circular saw mingle with the call of the blue lay the drone of the a.ir plane and the whistle of a far of! locomotive, 'on these ideal winter days.

Mr. Jack McNevin, who operates a

threshing out fit and e, “saw-gear" is very’ busily engaged these days finishing the threshing at the dif- ferent barns and also sawing wood.

Enthusiastic fans are kept busy attending the local horse races at West River Bridge and also at North River. These interesting meets bring out speed both in quantity and qual- ity and it is quite encouraging to know that, notwithstanding the Ereat number of cars kept and oper- ated on the Island, this king of the winter sports, ice racing is not, being neglected on P. E. I.

Her many friends regret the indis-

posltion of Mrs. Spurgeon Livingston. Clyde River, and hope for a speedy \'e°°V€\’Y to her usual good health. It is pleasing to note that ner mein- er, Mrs. Murray from Moncton, N. B. is able to be with her.

Friends ot Mr. Adam Livingston, f°fm€\‘1Y of Clyde River, but now of Kingston are Wrry to hear that he was laid up recently with the pre- ‘/11111118 "flu" and are glad to know that he is now able to be about his work as usual.

Many of the residents of Clyde River were quite' ill with the "flu" but unlike a great many other sec- tions of the country, there were no deaths resulting. However-we must touch wood!

Our veteran horsemen Mr. Boyd

Livingston attended the ice races at North River recently. where he of- ficiated as starter. His many friends among the fans are always glad to see Mr. Livingston.

The smelt fishermen in this local-

ity are not getting such large catch- es as in other years. Towards the head of the river the best catches .are usually in the early part of the lseason and as the ice conditions then were unfavorable, the fishing was not so remunerativs. We wish the boys better luck next year!

Master Reginald McKinnon. young

son .of Mr. Kenlson McKinnon, Clyde River, left last week on a visit to relatives in Moncton, N. B. This brlghtyoungster who is only nine years old made the trip from Char- lottetown unaccompanied.

Misses Lena. McKinnon, Ina Liv-

ingston and Florence Beer, Clyde River, were visitors to Cornwall rink last week.

There ls great speculation among the older people as to whether the

dlemas Day for ‘if Candlemas Day be bright and clear; There‘ll be two winters in that year. There was sunlight for a few minutes on that day but whether there was enough to cast is shadow or not is a subject for much oogitation. Of course the younger people are not worrying very much, for two winters would surely mean more skating and then some! '

Mr. and Mrs. Irs. C. Auld. King-

ston, spent Tuesday in Clyde River guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Liv-

ingston. | Mr. Pulford Darrach, Clyde River,

was A visitor to Crapaud on Tuesday evening. He also visited in Hampton where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacQuarrie.

Clyde River has quits a represent-

ation att/ending the various colleges

Dry, Ilsoliing 0oIIgli las tsuml By I Ilmohisl told

Mrs. A. Primeau, 86 Ingram St. Cha ham Oat., writes:-“I pleased to tilts this _opportunity of .Jung you of my experience with

Dr. Wood's

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"Earb last winter I Island imma

lsvsreollauronoltiiira; cold that left me a rov ng, ,hacking -

th i bot da Ind

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z|umiie,md1nowitisthemiyrm»dy I ever use or colds.”

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ground-hog saw his shadow on Can- W

in Charlottetown Missa Ida. McLean, and Edith Livingston Messrs Rob ert Matheson and Leslie Gillespie attending business college. while Misses Marie Darrech and Lillian Livingston attend P. W C We wish these young people every sue cess in their chosen vocations

Clyde River people extend a warm

welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Peter In- man oi' Argyle Shore who are spend- ing the winter at “The Corner," having taken over the store and busi- ness of her nephiew Mr. Robert D. Matheson, while Mr. Matheson fur- thers his education by a commer- cial course in Charlottetown. While regretting Mr. Matheson's temporary: absense very much, we give the glad hand to Mr. Inman and his amiable partner who altho' strangers to the place and the business are already filling their new positions quite nicely.

Clyde River School is doing ex-

cellent work under the tutorship of Mr. Millar MeF‘adyen of Kingston, During the “ilu” epidemic in Jan- uary the attendance was somewhat depleted but at present the enroll- ment and daily average is quite large contributing in no small measure to the welfare of the school. It will be remembered that this school won the Mlllett Shield for spelling. At the Semi-annual Examination held the first Wednesday in February, a large number of visitors were pres- ent. Miss Flossie Younlrer, teacher at Meadow Bank assisted Mr. Mc- fadyen at the examination, the child- ren answering the numerous ques- tions in the varied subjects very creditably. _ `

The writer had the pleasure lately,

of visiting the hommtead of Dr. D. E. A. McLean, V. S. at Clyde River bridge, where the Senlal Doctor be- sides ettending to a large veterinary practice indulges in poultry raising as aside line. Like other eminent men who have adopted this fascin- ating work as a. side line, it has proven to be quite a. lucrative occu- patlon and Dr. McLean derives quite an income, as well as a. great. deal of pleasure in caring for his thrifty flock of “Barred Rocks" and Toulouse geese.` In summer, a great flock graces the waters of the Clyde River which leaves his estate at the south Dr. Mclean is also something of a wlzarduwith the saw and the hammer, having built quits an addition to his

already cominodlous dwelling. Hav- ing travelled extensively ln our own Dominion and in the Republic to the south, the Doctor has collected quite a repertoire of story and song so that a. visit to his home is a. very interesting and educative incident. Much has been said, and more writ- ten about our "successful Islanders

ful Islanders at home? “Biddy-Deux"

South Milton School for thc monlli

Y-M

MILTCN CLEAN

YOUR FALSE `l`EETH.f.

FOR YQU

Get some Milton from your nearest dealer $1. a bottle) and iust try it for cleaning your You’ll hardly believe it possible-the way

all food-specks, ‘iilrn’, grease and tarnish

ing and without any iniury whaicvcr to

Ask your dcntist. And,

gets

.vin

ofcourse, iI’s death t0 germs.

This is how you use it :

Ovemight. If you take auf teaspoonful of Milton to

which you leave if. In

_ wafer. Orin the Morning. lfyvn

in, put them, on rI`sI`r1g, into a glass

of Milton and 'warm wa

w|'l|l.E

YOU'RE ASLEEP QR BUSY

seizing Amr.: HAROLD F. arrcma sl co. I_I.\IITIsD, TORONTO

MAKE A POINT. CF REAMNG T

plate). When you are dressed, take them out,

HE BOQK WITH THE

at night, or cup of cold

the rinse it in

ter (just en/214511

to cover

broad” but how about our success-

` SOUTH MILTON SCHOOL

Following is the honor ioll~for

of January:

Grade IX.-Er. l, Vincent White;

2, I-lelen Howard.

Grade IX. Jr.--1, Miriam MacNeill

2, Freda MacNoill.

Grade VIII.-1, Olga, Matheson; 2, Parker Rodd: 3. Etta. Younkcr ancli Wilbur MacNeill (equal).

Grade VI.-1, Jennie White and'

Vera Horne,_ equal; 2, George Mac- Nem; 3, Jack stewart.. I

Grade IV.-1, Hilda Coles; 2, VcI'n`

Grade III-1, Harold Rodd and

Rleagh MacNeill, equal; 2. Florence'

Dixon; 3. Mary Coles. I

Wc:=l;~y Moore.

Grade II.--1, John

Grade I. ia) 1. Millard elcu Coles and Lawson

CQU81. '

JUDGE IMPEACIIED

S/\CR.:\ME.`\I’1'O, Clllil., Feb. 21

The assembly late today

impeach superior Judge Carlos llarcly of Los Angeles lor

mis:izIIicanci's in ofllce

'll e ich. “os taken after of the Assenibly had argued hours following introduction

coznineiidations of four members 1;:-:1;i.=.1 ccIIm\ltf.I‘0 '»\l>l1051ll5d l0

Ligxaic charges that Judge

Ma.cNeill; 3, Robert Moore. EI.;‘.rtl .1 ssciion of the state

_ _ 3 . - , d $2,500

r./on “lien he accepte a from Mrs. Aimee Sample M Los Aiigolcrs cvfm20l1S€-

to over

JAKE! B. HUGH!!

Putu|>oalyl3'mIh0’l`.h|illiura°°»» ..'- "' u /'~".\"""'

e “1>RoTu<fI‘IoN WITH PRQFIT”

100 MILLION DOLLARS

ram . » I

Unequalled progress! No Canadian Life Insurance Company has ever made such rapid progress as the popular Great-\\'cst Life, which, in only 37 years has 15121065 0V@1`

soo MILLION ooI.I.ARs oI= LIFE INSURANCE

on its books, an amount equal to approxiiiiately one tenth of rll the life insurance carried in Canada. its Assets amounting

invested principally in gilt-edged first niortgagos and guaran- teed bonds. Investments are distributed frmii coast to coast, aiding Canada/s industrial and commercizxl pI~<>spcI‘ity.

The story of the Company’s growth in figures, Is as follows:

Year Insurance in Force Assets

1892 $862,200 $121,416

1911 67,969,43 1921 $289,005.78 1928 $547,461.36

Provincial Managers

TI-IE GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE

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lflcllla AGENTS! ' 4

ALYIE AISINAUL

2 $10,453,072 9 $42,910,715 0 $107,261,626

Tax returns show that the Great-West Life is safeguarding.

` more Island homes than any other company,--which fact

must indeed be gratifying to the General Manager of the Com-

pany, Mr. C. C. Ferguson, who is a native of this Province.

Policyholders may be justly proud of their Company, and

'Agents confident and enthusiastic in its recommendation, -especially in view of its reputation for liberal dividends to - policyholders and its low premium rates.

Particulars of the Company’s policies and rates will be fur-_

nished by any of its representatives, or by

HYNDMAN £4 COMPANY LIMITED

naman sa. srlwaar rr. wairrsa nvuniian .

AGENTS AT ALL PRINCIPAL POINTS

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