k ' i, ‘ Mo” allow

‘ iliiMlNllii lil lull Nliliiiiil

‘ ling aches quickly relieved Cnpgy simple home remedy

pmd from" the crippling pairrof hem-ills after having tried various moments without getting relief, a Wll-lmown business man of Cmcln- pati, Ohio, writes:

_ "Following influenza I was seized with a violent attack of ' neuritis in the right arm and shoulder. _i ot no relief until I tried Sloan's Lin ent. The afiected arm and shoulder were shortly restored to a healthy con-

_ dition and all pain and symptoms dis- /

appehféd." _

Sloan's gives real relief TECMISGMZ doesn't just deaden the pain. It gets at the cause.

Just at it on gently. At once ou feel the]; increased flow _of healiiig, germ-destroying blood right in the spot that hurts. Quickly and surely, it leduces swelling and inflammation, drives out stiffness, kills pain. Get a bottle. All druggists-lifi cents.

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Dr. A. H. Leim, assistant director

of the Atlantic Biological Station.‘

St. Andrews, N. B., who has ooh- ducted important scientific explor- ations of the sea kingdom.

“THE FLOUR OF_THE HOUR"

“MAPLE LEAF”

‘CLOTHED IN EITHER GINGHAM OR COTTON BAGS

Tile Guardian understands that tile Maple Leaf Milling Company. Liliilted of Toronto. who perform a coast to coast service, operating the largest flour mills in the Brit- ish Empire, have through their Provincial Distributors, Messrs De- .Blols Bros, Limited, been fortun- ate in securing the services of Mrs. lCharles Batt as special demons- trator and solicitor from the con- sumer to the retail grocer. Mrs. llott ls a lady possessing a very pleasing personality and well quali- fled to fill the position, and the lMaple Leaf Milling Company are to be congratulated on scouring her services. She and her family ilave been residents of this Prov- ince for many long years and as we have been hearing a great deal lately in conectiou with home buy- ing. surely, here is an opportunity of putting business in the hands of one who is n resident of this Disco and a, most estimable citi- zen. We ‘feel sure that Mrs. Bait will receive n inost cordial recep- tion wherever she goes. _

3735-2-74!

‘Professional Cards Dr. C. C. Archibald

tlroduato of N. Y. Post Graduate Modioal Bohooi and Hospital Prlotloo limited to Eye, Ear, Ne» ~ and Throat Tmlba Elm Ind supplying alum Office, Bayer Building Great George Qtroot Offloo Hours-Q to 12.30. 1.00 to 5.

Albert C. Saunders, K. C.

Barrister; Solicitor, Notary Publlo, do, Oillou Water Street, lummorolde. Ind Bank of Nova Sootlo Bulldlnmi Charlottetown.

MONEY T0 LOAN

li18-1-18-8mos.

McDonald & McPhee B. A.

J. A. MCDONALD H. P. IOPHII‘ - I. A. A llrrlotlro, Attorneys, Ito. Money to Lon. ‘

Mark R. llLGuigan

IAIRIITIR. OOLIOITOR. ITO.

- itoria rink.

' closely than ‘before, and he eliter-_

HOCKEY

Wednesday evening, Feb. 2nd" proving fine and clear. the TrY0ll ,"Arrows" boldly asllied forth, and arriving Iln Victoria crossed slicks with the Victoria "Unions" in the first game of the season, on Vic-

fir;

‘ 1r . _. Brilliant hockey by 101.22,. 5pm,

crafty work around the °D|JOBiti0n goal of “timid “m! Tommy Redford and Czlsdlnehlfny‘! sensational net lllll B8. enabled Dartmouth m best Crescents 5 to ll in tho firs; game of the second section of the He!!!“ Clly League before zooo lrilbgefitbwre in the local Arena last

It was not go d h

the crowd watched, tholtifzteintlglsé

The ‘teams lined up and at ll o'clock the game was sway. The pace was swift, in fact-too swift for the Arrows. and in About 10 ‘minutes "Snider", with a llzbteu- illt rush netted number one for the Unions. and about two minutes lat- 01‘. Danny MaoLood‘ followed llll the good work with another.

The second period showed 801.110 clever stlck-iliundling on both sides. wlitli only one goal, credit for Wflliflll goes to Hawatt of the Un- ions.

The third period was the sensa- tion of the evening. for Danny MaoLeod (of -l.‘iie Junior Unions. subbing for this game). showed them all how to score, ringing up ‘three more goals for his homo team, and then "Snider" 10B! $0 show that ‘from first ‘to last, he was always on the job. landed another. Would the “Arrows" fail to score? lit looked that way. But Lloyd How- att was watching his knitting more

crowd a little when Crescents Dsrtmouths and save LeFui-goy B 01101106 to demonstrate ability as a goalie. With a m, sheet of ice the crowd expected dashing end-fo-end playg, and 11m usual thrills provided when Dan. mouth and a. Halifax team clash- es were missing. Falling no“. ily to the ice when he oomdeq with an opposing player, Maurice "Spud" Beazley,

t0 enthuse over bottled up the

"‘Y” Bowling

Church League tonight 7-—St. Peter's vs. Central Christian B‘.30——St. Paul's vs. St. James

Rebekah League The Whirlwinds somewhat sur- prised the Whlzz Bangs when they diefeated them over a good lead 1h frs two games b onl Both teams y y 6 1mm making many strikes and splines lilfllllgilollt. S. Mucfiregoi" rolled the blah single of 1s1 while Lin: rolled hlsli three of 437.

ed up the first, last, and‘ onl? 8°31 for the Arrows. ' Notes

Say Tryon can‘! you luro Danny up there too.

‘Charley Pooley was there but he dldn’t shout enough--

"Rory's" slhot has not failed. but

Bill was in the net.

iWould better lights have helped the "Arrows"? Well they would not have lhindered them. Line-Up

Unions APWWI

. Goal Whiz: Bangs Bill Maflbeod (cant) Thomson 0. Lowiller . . . . . . .. so 12o 114 Defense B. L . 139 171 117 liillwflll W41" H‘. Stewart .. 134 11m 122 Leti. . cDonnld S. MncGl-egor , 131 115 125 Forwards —— . . . . . . . . . .. 94 88 111 lDlinny MncLeod ____ ___ l "Rory" MavI-eod- (iCllDl-i (iii-i 615 nsll ‘Stewart (Snider) ll. Miiifll‘ . Total-Hills l). McLeod, J. Taylor Whirlwinds Wood. Lyman. E. Harris . . . . . . . . .. 94 92 11;‘; "Tiger" Lord. Jim MucLeod 1, Lafferiy 137 111 in; ‘Score Ilnlous 7; Arorws 1. M. Ling .. 140 127 170 ‘Referee: F. Pldseon. J. Gillis . 12c 8s 117 M. Chandler 103 145 111 Working lrard to fill all engage- ___ ___ __._ merits the "Arrows” 011 Thursday 614 553 577

evening lined up on lCape Traverse rink. opposed by the Augustine ‘Cove “S-tars". - The game was rzttiler late starting (about 9.30), but i‘t was well worih waiting for. The “Stars" played an exception- iii bnlind of hockey and kept the "Arrows" on defensive throng-bout ‘the lfirst period, and shad it not been for ‘the good work of‘ ‘their goalie the score would have been V, heavy against, 1119111.. Ag n, was third game. In the last game the B. Clark got one ‘past him. v Spartans cut it down to the seven- l Tho second. pgrlQd showed the lh when the College boys found u "Arrows" holding their own a little rabbit's new in Shortyb pocket. better, h“; 11m, 1o.- prhctloo, woh. which lead on a array of strikes ster (Stars) beat Thomson to it ulld spores to a lead of 125 pins. and netted with‘ a nice wing s'hot,,| W. Owen of P. W. C. rolled the

The third began with the Arrows highest single of 239 while J. Clow trying to ‘stage a comeback. and of- the Spartans rolled the highest 1.11m MacLeod got past Dawson three 0f 620-

Total—184-i

SPECIAL CHALLENGE MATCH

By P. W. C. defeating the Spar- tans Saturday by 125 pins. 110th teams are on even basis and a championship game will be rolled next Saturday at 1.30. P. W. C. had a little lead going into the

with a wicked wllng shot, but iti 503"?" proved the final for the Arrows E. Stentiford . . . . .. 107 151 126 while Peters rang up number ma; Watson MacEwen .. 170 100 156 for the Stars. ‘Jewar Clow 224 167 220 9 Line-Up {Walter Goss . . . . .. 113 218 138 Stars Arrow; Gordon MacLeod .. 04 147 164 Net --- —— -— Merrll Dawson Thomson 708 783 813 ' Defense Total-c—2304 M F la A < - P. W. . Levfogferne Lvcllfgilllfiiltl-lt Alex. Matbeson ‘ ‘F M .A hib d . .. ~- IB. Clark (Captlfllwarda l-lfnlli/lgfiorcfl“ 143 131 .130“... McLeod (CnpL) W. Owen ' 1.1113 ‘Petals, Dawson, "Pity Howntt, B. MccLnrcn . . . . .. 237 1 .- E-- Clark, ' ‘Tig" Lord. R. Lyman. “"' I f‘ H. lWood and J. McLeod 814 738 8'”

‘Referee Doug. Bell. Judge of play: ll. Moral-huh

Notes - iSay Arrows-filmy reporter?

Congratulations “Stais” keep up the good work.

Archie mailed to get through the snow bank lin his afternoon call on ‘C0110. "ROW". A bad omen-Wan- dering Scribe.

Total—-2427

the Official

PRESENTATION

A pleasant function was ellobl-Bli sgtui-day wihen tlhe following ad- dress accompanied with a ‘roul 200d ch11; pa; was presented to Mr. Ba- zil McQuaid, who is about to move to St. John, N-- 8.. ‘Phough some- what surprised. Mr. McQll-lid- i“ ‘i very appropriate silewb. ‘thanked the management and employees for this tangible expression °i ‘their generosity. and ltrlbllllllili-lh The address was read ily Mi‘- James Lightizer, assistant manu-

ger. . Charlottetown.

V Feb. 51h, 1927. Mr. Basil McQuaid.

lDear Basih-When some 0M8 ago ‘we learned that Y0“ “We about lto sever the friendly’ an“ pleasant intercourse that has suin- sisted between us for five short years, we all felt that ‘W6 "Vere doomed to endure the loss of l1 lmuch teamed friend lid consblb ial co-worker.

During this period we have huli many proofs of your admirable character. .111 your every action we could discern the virtues of i101!- esty. integrity, efficiency and Yblll‘ willingness at all times to (hell) your associates. _

Wherefore, we. the manasflllel" and staff of the P. lil. I. 1Co- Operative ‘Egg d: Poultry Associa- tion desire to express our allllfwi- stlon of your valuable services- and our regret at your departure from us; and that you unay not l00 soon forget us, we ask you to ac- cept this token as just a little ‘mark of our esteem and friend-

Goggles required lby workers in several industries have ‘been at- tached ‘by hinges lto a. helmet by an inventor so that tlliey can ‘be lifted‘ out of the weiy wlhen not needed without being miislaid.

AN EVERYDAY STORY.

—ll~lvans' Studio FRANCIS HENRY 600K. IANDON, 0nt.—"I was lln h “on.

Karim“ olllliillre First game oi Second - Section Patterson-Rodiords Star

third period the teams gavo 1119'

his

Dartmouth for-tho Journey to the goal.

rolled the best yeti-Ollisbt

""0. received a dislocated knee and was carried from the ice. l-ls

was unable to continue in the game.

Crescent; Outplayed

Clellfil’ outplayed in the first Bud Dart of the second periods, [Crescents came to life in the late ‘from then on had a. decided ad- stages of the middle session, and ivautage in territory but failed to 800W. despite the many golden Opportunities. But the pool ‘stumbling block to the Crescen o ‘was the veteran Johnny Patter- son. At the outset he stepped into the lighter players w th that hard muscled body of h; and ,51°“'°d llll some oi’ the fastest on ‘he Y0llllg team. When he was ‘not using his weight, Patterson was breaking up ployg by 1mm. ceptlng and rushing the puck to Doints that enabled his team t0 ca"? on the remainder of

Fast Game Is ; Witnessed On

i’ North Shore

CAMPBELLTON, Feb. 5. —— IThe local team outskated, ont- _witted and outplayed the bard

working Chathom sextette here iii n. regular North Shore league fixture and handed the Mirnmiciii boys the iieatest trim- ining of their careers to the love- ly tune of n. 10-2 score.

Despite the one sided tally the contest was incredulously fast at times but (lhntiinm refused tu let up until the final gong. Tile local appeared invincible and ut times literally swept the field be- fore lhcm. Mour in llieyisitors net was showered with rubber _i"lom all silica ulld llil angles. 'Everyb0dy took u. shot at him and a1 times the big fellow was called llpoll to perform super- human feats iii uriler to save. MncKenzie the local net minder had ‘his moments blit defended the twine in superb fashion. Chatham put up a fine game and

no avail.

Ganadars Attrac- tions Featured At Sportsmenb Show

' (Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL, Feb. 7. ~Boston- isushave now convincing evidence of the big game attractions which uiwcit sportsmen in the woods of New BPllllSWiCk- according t0 l1 T0- port received here from E. G. Poole, SDOTlSHIB-IPS representative of the Canadian -Nationni Railways. who is ‘in charge of the National System's eiohibit at the New Eng- land spolismelfs show now in pro- gress at Boston. ‘The live Moose which- formed part of the New Brunswick exhibit was presented to the city or Boston as an addi- tion to the city's zoo and two deer weie presented to ‘the governor of the state of Massachusetts at func- tions during the week.

Nova Scotia attracted a great deal of attention with its exhibit n feature of “which was the making of birchbaik moose calls by George McLeod, iiilliuii ‘guide, and ‘those were one of the popular features of -the show.

The Cflllflilllll National Rail- ways eiobibit, which was one oi‘ the outstanding attractions of ‘tihe ex- hibition. presented the outdoor char-ms of Canada by means of a huge panoramic niap of the Doiii- inlon and also by means of motion picture films one of w-hiob. featur- ing the Blane Bee trails. tourists‘ snowshoe, journeys with dog teams into the northern forests, was one oi’ lthe most popular feat- ures. '

Mr. Poole and lflis assistants were kept busy from morning till niglrt answering requests for in- formation as to lhunting and fish- ing locations in Canada. Each ‘day's attendance . ran ‘between twenty and thirty thousand people, u, report. from Mr. Poole states. nnd of these ninety percent were

‘seeking infomntion on ‘Canada as u location for ihnnlting, fishing and vncntlnn trips.

v commie .

fought hard clean through but to

THE PRUVINGIAI.

(‘upitul Authorized . . . _ _ . , . $5,000,000.00 (‘apital Paid Up and Surplus $5,776,000.00

(As at November the 30th.. 1926)

. BOARD 0F‘ DIRECTORS

President: Honorable Sir Iiornilsdns LAPORTE, P .C.. President "Importe-

.\lilrlln Lilnitee"; President “Soviets lPAdininisfration Generals"; Vice-Presilent "Credit Fouclcl- Frlilfce-Lhundien." Vi¢'<'~i'rrsidelit: Mr. Tancrcde BIENVENIY, Director "Lake of the Woods

Milling C03’; Director "Credit Funciei- ‘fruslcc “Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd."

Frlillco-Canlldienf‘; Locnl

lion. Nemesis GARNEAU, 1f. L. (3., Quebec, “Les Prcvoysnts du Cllnildli." hr. h‘. .l. B, HOLLAND, President "Rolllllld Pllpel‘ C0. Ltd." .\lr. Eln-llien DAOUST. President "Libralrlc Beunchemin Limileo"; Riflllilflll

liilrbcr tfrllnllllssioiicr"; President “liEcuie Lit‘)! iillutes Etudes Chill- illcrciules lie Montreal." '

.'.lr. Alphonso RAClNl-J, President "Alphonse Racine Ltd." Wholesale Dry Goods Montreal. '

.\ll'. ll. (iERlN-LAJOIE, K. 0.. Legul ill-m, Khvnhhgh, 1.1.101. o Lncnsfu,

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Boiird of Control for Savings Department

President: lion. N. PERODEAU. Lieutenant-Governor for the Province of Quebec.

Vice-President: lion. E. L. PATENAUDE, I’. 0.. Director “L'Alliailce Nation- illc"; Administrator "llnlvcrsite de Montreal."

.\lr. Samuel PASAVANT, Prom "Puslivnnt 8r Freres Lloc", Si. Hyncinthe.

ilnn. (‘yrilll- l<‘. DELAGl-I. N.l'., Superintendent of Public instruction Depart- int-ut fur thl- Province uf QUQilPPp-QIIPDEC. /

.‘.lr. J. L. FfiltTlN, merchant, ‘fbrol- lbivers Hni-hor (‘ommissionerr-Thrw ‘ltivl-rs. 5

Zion, Sir llornilsdns LAPORTPI, l'.(‘.. President of the Bank. member ex-ofilcin.

.\lr. TilIlPTPlIi’ llll-lNVl-INI’, Grill-rill “hunger of the Bnllll, lnelililcr ex-ofllclo.

HEAD OFFICE

'i‘i\N(‘RElll<l HIENVENU, General Mllllngfl‘. (‘bs. A. ROY, Asst. General hfliunuer". L. F. PHILIE, Asst. (len. “hunger. . J. A. 'l‘l'lf(.‘O'i‘. Secretory", J. 1'1. HT-ANDRE, Acting (‘hief lnsputnr

SHAREHOLDERS’ AUDITORS

.l. A. LARIYE, (f.A., L.l.ll., Qlll-ilcc; L. E. POTVIN, C.A., InLL‘, .\i0llil‘(‘fli--

REPORT BY TIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS TO TIIE SHAREHOLDERS AT 'l‘IIlIElR GENERAL ANNUAL DIEETING HELD ON THE 2ND OF FEBRUARY, 1927.

Lit-lltleulcll. _ ‘ ' M's bog to submit for your npprnbalion the Gent-nil hliltPIllEili. and the Profit uud Loss Account of your Blink for the ycnr curled 30th November inst.

when the Books foi- the.‘ flsclil yellr were closed.

In spite of frequently difficult circumstances, the‘ your 1926 was marked by new devcloplneuts of the productive strelllllil "Y 1E0 i70lllllfy- 110mm!’ "1 H145 pulp and paper industry which has received such wide encouragement chiefly from our neighbors of the llnited States.

(‘unadli has also benefitted by the abundance of its two recent harvests. followed by nu int-reuse in tho deulund from abroad for our products. The Gov- ernment of the Country has happily become more stublc; l-"flmwiiil; 0! the budget more assured, which is certainly YEW encourligillil- i! i! l" lit‘ 00000 11,11; ego", 111-(1111111- being mndo to secure u permanent nnd desirable increase of population ulil succeed, null thnt we shllil enjoy nu era of calm llnd pros- prrity.

Coilclusions cqulllly encouraging result from u careful examination of thc gcncrill sifulliion ill ihc (liffercnt Provinces of (Iulludu. luorc [lllrticularly iii the four Provinces in which illc Blink bus brilnchcs. lil each of these Provinces: lllrro fliit! been gcncrlll liliprorclncllt. and the better condlblous ill the West liuvc been felt to tho lidvuniilge oi’ ihc Provinces of Quebec and Ontario. I

in fht‘ Mllfiflllll! Provinces signs of progress nrc nut wuuilns. uull lbbre 11180‘ tborc is promise of u brighter future. '

Notwithstnlllliug tho ilbundniice of iluproductive cnpltul during certain pnrts of tiic your. uud ill spite of the continued decrease of riltes of discount 1nd of interest on loulls. your Bunk bus been nbic during the pllst year to use ’ls fuuli ulld other resources satisfactorily.

As you are uwuro iii the month of July last. u new capital illllllo 0f 000 ‘ilillimi Dollars ($1,000,000) ivas offered to the Shareholders of the Bank. and it is with pleasure wt- oncc more recognise the constantly growing confidence in which your Bunk is bcldby its numerous Shsreboldc , for this issue of new stock wus largely oversubsci-ibed.

This subscription brings the paid-up capital of the Bank to the important uuni of Four Million Dollars ($4,000,000) on the 30th November lailt, lit which (lulu the subscribers had entirely completed their payments. The average cep- iiul of the Bunk during the period under review was $3,378,672. Our paid-up capital of 84,000,000, divided u considers" ulld increasing number of Shareholders (51,304). generally grouped in localities where our branches are cstublishcd. is un clement of strength for the Bunk which we have pleasure in lucutiouing.

lsillicc our inst meeting. the llliilk has suffered u grout loss by the death of

' racemes’

Annual Report--1925-26 " a l- .

BANK 0F GANABA

uiso over 85,100,000 ill Municipal. ltuilwlly and other Securities. etc" flulli! loans on dculond guaranteed by securities generally quoted on tho Montreal Exchange exceeding 811,000,000. (Eleven Million Dof’ Tho Statement shows as well 82,209,000 of Loans to Municipal and School Corporations.

Tbc Ifead Office and all uf our branches situated, oryou are aware, in the Provinces of Quebec, Ontario. New‘. Brunswick arid Prince Edward island. ru well us all sub-agencies. BAIVEYIIGGII visited by the Inspectors and other competent officers during the year. l

The members of ihe Board of _Censor| have given the usual and very-de- voted services to the interests of tho Bank; their monthly duties, laid down by the By-klvrs of the Bunk. have been regularly fulfilled. u appears by their lleport which will be submitted to the Meeting.

As in the past. intelligent devotion and uliduity have been shown’ by the Bank's lllsff. and you will be good enough to join with your Board of Dir- 01-101’! in offering to the Bank's Odiecru and Employees this testimony of gen- erally troll-deserved appreciation.

FOR TIIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. . .

(Signed) H. LAPOBTE. ' President. , . (Signed) TANCREDI} BIENVHNU, Vice-President and General Manager ._._--__. _ W110?‘ 0f the Board of Censors for the Fiscal Year _ 19.25.1926 (i0llli0lll8fl,— in onlor to curry out the mandate you were pleased to confide to ul u; the lust General Meeting, we bog in report that each month we have

examined the investment Securities ulld others verification hnn been perfectly satisfactory. Thus we have regularly each’ mouth verified that the Treasury of the Bank contained oecuriflel in quantity more thuli silfliclent to satisfy the requirements of the By-Lawl regarding the lilllliiliiy u! the Bank's assets, and the payment of the deposits in one of nec- vanity, us nppeilrs from the minutes of our monthly meetings. '

Wr- lin- pleased lo Mar witness .10 the rapid and considerable development l-f your llllnk. Thilt the confidence of its customers inch-mien duy by illy ls shown by the grout liunlber of new deposits accounts, no shown by the ill-pent of lbc llnnrli of Directors.

During the last your we bnll. the inisfonppp 1.1 the llonourulilo l'uul Touriguy, Legislative (‘ouncll and ivldo business knowledge were lnmlf valuable doubt share our regrets.

FOR Till‘) BOARD OF‘ PENSORS,

(Signed)

held by the Bank, and our

lose DIIP of our colleagues, lor. whose sound Judgment lo the Blink. You will no