There is nothing in which Maritime Pro - ° vinces 960916 have greater confidence than in the unfailing dependability of

The have learned by“ ' h 0M0 SE’S quality, is afivggrlislegee lsesatt.“

nilsllima Victims. The man orence of life itself. From ' woman sable" 1° asthma. ls lndeedconditlon Dr. J. D. K121103211: has? a victim. What can be more ter-thma Remedy has brought many to rliying 1111111 19° Suddenly be seizedcomplete restored health and happi- with P111°XY$1115 01 0110111118 which ness. It is known and prized in seem to fairly threaten the exist-every section of this bltflad land.

ANNOUNCEMENT

For thc convcnicnile oi‘ our (zllfinlg

1111111111111151111111. We Iiiivc tlpcneil an tiflice in the

in Prim-c MacArthur lilock, Summer SL, Summon-side, “thew l 11111- 1101110111111 110E915. Jlu, our Prince Edward 1s. land representatives-will bc glad to help in invest- ment matters. Mail inquiries directed to Box 355i,

“1111111111511113- W111 Twelve prompt attention,

1JonivsT0N1~»v/A@

Head Office: 1'71 St. James St., Montreal

hlflfibfllliflfl: Montreal Stock Exchange, Toronto ffitock EKCIiAJIF, Monlrrul (‘urh hlnriset. Winnipeg (iriiln Exchange, _ (‘hlculu lloiiril‘ of 'l‘ruiln.

The Public Forum

This column is open for the discussion by correspondents of questions ol interest. The Chafiattetown Guardian does not ecossu "y endorse the opinions of correspondents.

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MILK VENDOR TEST.

‘Sil',-—ill the Police Court Moli- lllly. two canes milk under tcsl were before ills llonnr, Q being let oft‘ and tho othcl- fin l. Wily wcrti tilt-y not bath lint-d? Was it the few trlieap t1Xi7llH02<l liiiit tho tllsmil-lscd one inudc silvod LN!‘ line? Some pretty strong stato- mcllls were made, goini: so far as 111 11113’ tho inilk ului-it have ‘been 111111l1l'rctl witii, illal. it iviis not l11“1|1"1'1l/ liaiititrtl UVPI‘ ltl ‘llr. (Iro- kl-n. These statements cunlo froin tho (‘tiui-t. Mr. lilrtivliislio

alt-r told lilo Oifii-ci- when ill‘. was 11111111115 111" 11111111111‘. that it would not go llln lest; iilai sonic iillrilllilt‘ was mudc. in filling ll. Now do ill" cousuiilt-ru who pay lhg-‘ir illozl- t-y for silt-h milk, lilivc lo put up with this troalini-lit‘! 'l‘iit- It'll!“- siti-r klll1W th-- uiilii was not good,

iliil hail it not liccil for llll! 'l‘t~iil lill‘ coiisuliil-i" would not haw illlltwii it. l do not illiiik it is up

to liii- lilo poiict- or iilly oiio _ it) ‘make cxl-ustlii for vviitltirs tlclivter- ing lulik illltlt-‘l’ tcsi. 'l‘ht=y slioili-l lzfi lly lhl- report of Dr. (Yrokoii, l ain Sir, ctc., tiONSlilbildlt

Vote PTOHlTllZiOIl ‘A F a i l ll r e

(The Catholic Record) New York-Answers made by members of the Protestant Episco-

THE EASTERN CANADASAVINGS AND tom COMPANY. I HEAD OFFICE, HALIFAX, _NOVA SCOTIA " ESTABLISHED 1am

PAID UP CAPITAL, $750,000. RESERVE, $361,000

LOANS 0N REAL ESTATE .

_ Farming is our basic industry, and under the improved conditions values will increase. Now is the time for you to buy that farm for your son and have him locate near you. Repayment on our in- stalment plan can be made monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly. '

For Prince County Macklnnon 8t McNei|l,

Apply tO—-— _ Charlgfietgwn Wlicn llilSllltiflllg tlic qliflflilfinvaispilji]1111:‘?his‘;(Illllilgilflsfl; approval 0/ counsel of u” proceedings! ML. B w Tanto" Ade t d S l. - "Should the Eighteenth Allltfllti-l _ 1~_1'_ i 1 1' “ '1. ' ' v b n S a." O ICITOTS mom b? l-epeuled?“ 953 of [he ol shipping its ]ll't1tillt'(1 lo tlic ol- d d ~ te t to ~ bout 6 Barrister, Etc., for Prince Edward net-twine“ answerer mu su- 1,‘ “'11 w", 111,111" a" a°°'“° "1 "is ' 11° a ' ° . l-N v one Lhmpand [om- hundypd provisions o ilo ‘mils-tiara mil, Suw1mer51de- Island. ans (Aventy-ong answered "Yes" u) pat-t. llial tho lslaliitl should haw-i

—_ Safety

Of Invested Funds depends to ii large extent on tlic. margin nl equity protecting the investment.

For every $100 Preferred Stock oi‘ Federated Capital Corporation issued there is $150 of Liquid Assets or an equity of 150%. There arefew Investment Trust offerings which give the Investor this margin of safety,

Ask for complete particulars including latest financial statement.

Eastern Securities 60., Ltd.

-. Yiuvesrivinlvr BANKERS -

W. ill. V. DUNBAR, Mgn, (Jliarltittetown

St. John 7 -' Montreal Halifax

High Analysis Fertilizers Are Cheapest

This o ion is unanimous. Our mixed formulas, A. B. and N, S. pocial curry from 20% to 28% plant food, and are the highest grade and most concentrated brands offer- ed in Canada today.

T118 amount of plant food required can be regulated b! the quantity Low analysis grades are cheap p01“ ton. 11111- llllh per pound of plant food. Do not be misled in tllll respect.

You might spin wool and weave cloth for your own use as in tile-sunny», but it docs not liar. neither 11m lt luv to mix your own lertlllacrs at home. The man who any! on cost u practically nil in this i-esirwl 1r one who irlww I 1'"! poor valuation on his time. .1

Our high grade fertilisers armnot an expense. Th0! have been tried and proven. ‘Iheli- adventures are ml advantages and ll you are not a user you will do well to talk

~wlth somebody who has used theie brands before you place Your ordei- this year. '

We also handle other fertilisers of all 111110! B1111 811111- iimit may be obtained n any llme w» 11w"-

Miimi fertilisers mi i.."...i.i...a In good fltfflll‘ mt hoop barrels at a cost of 51c ouch additional. 9 115F101! 0i 231% ~ 1h- qnh; to lie ton. . ‘

Qolonlal Fertilizer Company. a ._,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,’,.,,, ufilflljgofl, ,- sconii 1 i

in ins

pal clergy to a nationwide question- naire sent out by the Church Tenl- periince Society of that denomina- tion indicate by a vote of almost tliree-to-one that prohibition is a failure. This was announced fol- lowing .'l meeting of the board of directors of the Society at which tile Rev, Dr. Charles A. Livingston cl‘ Setauket, L. I., chairman, read tlic report oil the poll. The ques ticnnaim was sent to 5,301 clergy- man in all. ,

In answer to the question, "Is prohibition ll. success in your local- ity?“ 1,304 of the reporting clergy- men answered "No," while but 501 answered “Yes? The questionfiiave we had the law long enough for a fair trial?" was answered “Yes," by 1,329, and “No“ by 758. The an-. swers to the question “Regard-l lREiS of one's attitude toward the use‘ cf liquor, do yoll believe a prohi ' lion law offers the best solution for, the problem of intemperanccii", were “No". 1601; “Yes? 643. One thousand three hundred and nine», ty-nlne answered "Yes." to the question "Should the Volsiearl Act, bu modified?" Six hundred and soy-r, only-three answered “No.“ -

the question "Are you willing to cooperate with tlic Church ‘Demp- eraiite Society in ii. campaign for more practicable legislation in the liitcrtist of tenlperancc and nlortal- lly?“ Five hundred and two ans- wered "No".

“The majority." tile report; said, "favor a modification of the Vol- stead Act with some form of Gov- ernment control as in Quebec. In addition to the answers received on the postal cards, hundreds of letters have been received from bishops and rectors ln every State in the Union, setting forth at length their views about prohibi- ;lon.

“All analysis of tiles-c reveals the vast majority hold lillil; prohibition ls wrong in principle and contrary to Scripture, and for that rods-oil. tlicy contend that even it‘ 100 pel- ccnt enforcement could be obtained, prohibition would still be a failure."

"Comparison of the present ques- tionnaire with our former polls of the clergy takerl before the Eight- ceiith Amendment became tile law," the report stated in conclusion. "shows that those clergy that for- merly believed in prohibition have voted in full strength this time for prohibition, except about 20 of the prohibll-lonists who have had their faith destroyed ll trying to build character with a club."

In addition to Dr. Livingston, oth- er members of the committee weie the Venerable Archdeacon Joseph H. Dooshon of Southern Ohio. the Rev. Dr. John W. Gill of Brooklyn. the Rlev. Dr. Frederick D. Evensorl of Liberty, N. Y.. aild Christopher T. Emett, Jr. The report was ad- opted unanimously.

Your tongue is the best barometer of your physlcalcondltlon. Look at lt every momlng before breakfast. li it is coated with white, allow or brown coloring. and does not ave d clean red appearance you are tonillpated and not well.

I Heed Its Warning Constipation causes more ailments than all other diseases. Ind is the result of not having a dall bowel movement- Slck-headache, in igestio , blllousnesl and 5111;)?! comgglgmngllciw. yéllél; cu s or a CAAsFEWS LITTLE 1F] . P LS "Sale laxative". Take a dose to-nlilill and continue one pill alter each meal. Don't slo —untll your tongue is clean. You will surprised at the lonlc elicit mt; doctor's‘ formula will have on you.

1411"“ “1'111"111'1‘ 11111. lhiit llii- leani-

lslriiln from tho new aiivciiturc t

THE ciiitaiiorriiirown optimum ‘-

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AND MARITIME UNION

'l‘lic following letter appears in tile Tol-oiltc Globe or a recent talc, in rcply lu an Editorial Ill lliai paper of Feb. 9th, on “Unit- ing; the blailtilues," written at. the ~ instance or Ml‘. H. J. Logan's (ex- Illfillfbel‘ for Cumberland, N. S‘. in 11111 (3011111101180 letter in one of the lMai-itime newspapers advocat- ing tho union of the three Mari- time Provinces. Tile writer is a ' folmei- i1. E. Islander and will he kindly remembered by many old frli-ililnc-

To llie Editor 0t‘ the. Glob-e:

Shy-lli your editorial of Feb. 9 oil lliilting tlic Muritimes, you rc- tcr to Mr. ll. .l. Logan, K.C., ii foluler representative at Otllllllflf- land in the Commons, as giving iii a strong letter to one of the Muri- tiiiu- tiowi-ipapl-l" Lil reasons for a unloii of tho tlirtic Provlili-cu as Iltt- surt-st Kliiil'llllil‘6 of Maritime ]Jl‘t)l.{l‘t‘.~l.\l 13nd atlvuncieiilelit, and you quotc iiiin as having said: "l silli- niit w,- iiow sliouill ucaac dissipat- lllll»! our l‘<'-.'i\)ill‘t'l‘.*i null energies in l1ll‘l‘l1 ailiiiil camps and unlto for1iio benefit ol‘ all."

‘Flint ilic. .\1ill‘lllllll1 i1l‘0Vllll'~‘H would il.. luoru prosperous and iuukc nioic progress, ll" tiio_v sill‘- lt iidi-i-ctl tiit-ir Provincial prcrouzit- ivvil and sow-rallies to ii Maritime l'iiloil ziilnlililstriltltiii isl1 pur-‘YY political tllcury. lt is it t7illlllt'l“.l

NEW IS__SUE

Can . 6%,

w.‘ be dated March lat,

at a premium of 5% ulutui-ity without prcmi

President of the C0 THE COMPANY:

The Company ‘has for many years

lllill vilnfoillis to thi- present-tiny wirltl t'X|ll1t|l1‘lll‘11 for (‘ttlllbilltlilfill ii

iid ainiiluiililiiiiiilv-iiii idea that is \\“l\'\‘ iii favor of lllt1 vi-stcil iii- ‘ alill priviitsgteil tilasst-s as ill-flilllllii. the ltlllllii-‘I masses. '

lii- tho fiilaiiciiil exigencies til, prwtftllifciierution tlll_\'i<l, llnwc aiirl’ ,'|'l!|)[lt1l',ill0 Nova Scotln leaders. ;\\‘ll0 ivcre at tliiit time undergoing lptllllltflll iilraittaniiig, llltiln instru- ‘illflllllll in calling li Illarltline coil- vclititiii tllul lll0i at (‘hiirlntlclou-rl ilil 1864 to tionsitlci‘ Maritime Un- ,ilon, and was lntoi- joined by the, ;tilcn Upper and Lower Calladnf lrcprciieiitaiives headed by John A. . placlloiialll, Willi, oil arriving at thci convention, registered liimsclt 3S1 lJolili A. Matelhiiialil, “cubiilcul pntikcr." Willi a vision of a great-Pi" Idlllltlll (iawliiniz, upon them, this coil-l .vciiticii was tllsiatllveti to niccl the‘ ,iic.\'i inonlli at (Quebec. ' 1 After lilo Ciiurioltt-ltiwil t-otlvl-ll-j lion ncitlit-i‘ iifililg uni- 'l‘uppi~i~ l'\'-'l' ‘iigaiil iilflOlteli'i\ilil‘llllll0 Uiiloil, aiitl‘ itillillllll-‘Zll repeal and accession i‘lllll-1 bi

illl-Zs were heard on ticcosion in! Nova Scotiii tilc ol-igiilul contract-l ling partners iii the Canadian Cfill-i, |l'c-tl(-ratioil, with the Provillcias} filial subsequently joined llleiil,1 illilW‘. hcoil thoroughly iiatisiflctl to; ‘face illcir own problems, and work; out with fear and trembllilp: lllllflfl own political tlcalliil’. The question, rr Miifltiillt‘ Unioli, alllltiuiili 1lllPl"‘ nllttilitziy in thc air slliceCoilfcil-l oration. never took hold of pflllbii,’ Edward island or ut‘ tho other two.’ blaritlme Provinces. , After 1873, Princi-‘lfitliviiril Isl-j uiltl cxpcrielicctl consitll-ral l i

these Debentures.

SiNKiNG FUND: of Debentures of a t September lst, 1929

lllll,‘ to its insular pouitioil~llzivlllitl

in continuous iviiitcr (‘tlllllnllllltftl-t}

We ofler these

t-tiiilllllitius slcani t-otitllltinit-uti-iiii f’ with tho nluiillailti. Scnatoi- llolvi bill's i-iollllitln was a lulincl lllltll'l‘l tho Nortliiiinlici-lalid Strait ‘null this was found to lit: loo oxptsiisivc‘ ii sclicnlc. Print-c l‘]ll\\'i.\l'tl lsianlil also i-lallilcil ii shiiri- oi‘ tho Ani- 1‘l‘lt'i'tll Flshcry Award, ualiicli lhi‘ central (lovcrnlncut at Utlawu dill

Roy

CHARLOTTETOWN

ada Gypsumand Alabastine,

vulent at The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Paris, Onl.. Montreal, Toronto, Halifax. Saint John, Charlottetown, Quebec. Ottawa, Tiamilfon, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Calgary, Regina, Vancouver or Victoria, or, at the optiun of the holder, in United States gold coin or its equivalent at the Agency ofThe Canadian Bank cfComnlercc, New York, or in Sterling at The Cal-ind Englandmt the fixed rate offilibgg to 1'1. Coupon Dc beiltui cs, denominations $1,000 and $500, with privilege ofrcgistration as to principal. Redeemable at a premium of 5% up to and including February 28th, 1929, and lilrrcaitcr lip to and including February 28th, I947

(On completion of this transaction) To be To be , Authorized Outstanding ‘First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds $4,000,000 $2,500,000‘ ‘ 6% 20-Year Gold Debentures tthis issue) 1,000,000 l,000,000 Common Shares, no par value . . . ; . 100,000 slis. 75,994 shs. "

Debentures will be Lonvertibie at the holder's upilfln into Common Shares of nu par vnil-le: at the rate of l0 such Common Shares for bush $1,000 Debentures, at any time prior to March lst, i933. Should termination of rights be brought about through redemption of Debentures or othei wi: t’, provided in the lnderiture.

Descriptivecircular,copies u] which ivill be supplied upon request, contains ii letter from Afr. R. E. Haire,

products; the sole producer in Canada of “Alabastine, ‘ illti a lingo iiinnuluctllrer of hydrated lime and other lime products. The business of the Company and its predecessors has been in successful operation since i885.

Columbia Gypsum Company, Limited. On acquisiticii uf these properties, the Company will coillrol in» total present production in Canada of“Gyproc“ Wail Btfilld. Blocks, Laliis, Partition and Roof Tiles, maiiufssturci from gypsum, "Insulex" and "Alabasliiie.“'tiltl will lit‘ one of tilcdurgest Canadian producers of liaixl wail - plaster, Plaster of Paris, hydrated linle and other lime piOdLlCIS.

PROPERTIES: The plants and prdperties oi’ the Company and those bcing acquired include iilills at Caledonia and Lythmorc, Ont., Montreal, Que, Winnipeg, Mun, and Port Mann, B.C., for the manufacture of gypsum produdts and in addition, plants at Paris, Elcra and Teeswaler, Onl.. for the manufacture of "Alabziiv tine,” plaster, lime, etc. The Company controls at Caledonia, Onr., adjoininv its principal eastern mill, u developed mine containing large reserves of raw gypsum and will control at Gypsunivilie, MUIL, the only developed gypsum deposits in Manitoba, estimated to contain practically Liii unlimited supply of raw gypsum ; and ail addition Ill min:- at Falkland, B.C. Other developed mines are owned or ccntiolied by the Company at Lylhmcire, Oill. and VI ibau. N.S.

SALES AND MARKETS: Consolidated sales have increased from approximately $2,206,640 for the yfll" i923 to $4,175,342 for the year 1927, largely through development of gypsum wallboard, blocks and other gypsum pru- ducts, which are nationally advertised and are sold by an efficient organization throughout Canada. Export de- mand from Great Britain, New Zealand and other countries is growing and will be supplied from Montreal ‘.ll'l_l British Columbia plants. VALUE OF CONSOLIDATED ASSETSI, Fixed assets, comprising freehold and leasehold lands, building, equipment, mining lands held in fee, mining leases, licenses and rights and mining development thereon, have u piesent value, based upon appraisals by the Canadian Appraisal Company, Limited, together with recent additions and the Nova Scotia property, of $4,297,785.

Net current assets (working capital) on giving effect to this transaction as at to the Company's balance sheet, amount to $804,624.

Consolidated fixed and net current assets as above (exclusive of valuable patent rights, goodwill and Sllfl"ll"./ assets), therefore, amount to $5,102,409, equivalent, after deducting $2,500,000 First Mortgage Bonds, to 52,0112,- 409, as against $1,000,000 Debentures now to be outstanding.

EARNINGS: Based upon annual profits of the Company for the three years ended May 31st, i927, aiii of properties now being acquired for the three years ended October 31st, i927, consolidated annual profits. uilcr depreciation and depletion, but before Dominion income tax, and available for bond and debenture interest, were: 1925, $303,438; 1926, $399,534; 1927, $557,701. »

1 Earnings on the same basis for the year ended December 31st, i927, were $645,146, equivalent after (lCTlllC- ting interest on First Mortgage Bonds now to be outstanding to 8.4 times the annual interest requirement of

. It is estimated that this will be sufficient to retirgat par by maturity the Debentures now being issued. In addition, an amount equivalent to 25% of the amount paid in any year by ivay of dividend in excess of $3 per common share shall also be paid to thesinking fund. '

MONTREAL QUEBEC TORONTO HALlFAX SAINT JOHN WINNIPEG VANCOUVER NEW YORK LONDON. ENG.

The ubovc statements are no! giiarantccil, bu! are based upon information which we believe to be reliable and on which we

$1,000,000 a p L’ ‘t d ZO-Year Convertible Sinking Fund Gold Debentures

i928, maturing March 1st, 1948. Principal and semi-annual interest payable in Canadian gold coin or its equi- Bnnk of Commerce, London, less )4 of l"/, for each calendar year or part thereof of ibcir currency. and after February 28th, i947 until

urn; in each case with accrued interest. Trustee. The Roy-ii Trust Company.

CAPiTALiZATlON

10f Sc"es -~A",'s%<";. H

this conversion right may be exercised within the period

Illpllfljflfftflll which he s-unlmarizes:

Canada Gypsumand Alabastine, Limited, is the largest Canadian manufacturer of gypsum '

is now acquiring the business and pfizprrlicS of Manitbba Gypsum Company, Limited, which carried on the manufacture of t',§,‘l)$\illl products, lime, ctc., iiiizl of its subsidiary i3i'll.‘§1l

December 31st, i927, according

The Trust Indeilture will provide for an annual cumulative sinking fund for the redcinpluiil sum equal to 3% of all Debentures issued, plus interest on those redeemed, commencing

Debentures for (Ielivery if, as and when issued and received by us, and subject to the

al Securities Corporation, Limited

OTTAWA HAMILTON CALGARY EDMONTON REGINA VlCTORlA ST.JOHN'S,NFLD.

ucfed in purchasing these securities.

lint act» cliiui- to tlistrlilutt- iii that‘. Wll '- iccitlral titlvcrilniciit dii‘. not lii~ its plat-c as a political niiii in lll<-' Whcu ilic tiiini is lllillllll‘ iiiitl 1ioililt-zii thliikliii; ill iiarthvooJ,

Through the prolllislcltl press tilt"q,-4t,|_~4|. 1|". suhgld-y- and Liwt i‘ (‘uilutliaii (‘ililfi-dt-riilloll, oxclilpli- tipporlulit- tllii Mariliiilt- l'l‘il\'ilir.-.~¢ i-ill‘iiil-',ill-llili'il_vtl clliiils. Anti Prlnso lt-lliilllrl-i lilllilll in l-vlzurtl to llll‘.\‘1"ff(n|ghl l‘iilP.‘~lI strlkos. tliiiidltli-ks. yiiii: [i141 nitliio ol‘ its rtlill-Ut-illllPMllltly llt‘ rt-llctl upon to ill-chit.- this iutllvalwl island lli pnrtlculiii‘ will lwo tiililus-w- tho fulfilliioiii ',-l' |11"‘|Oi'k(1|llt~l. illilrilt-i‘. lli-c iiiiil llllluazc -"i'<'ll'\‘il fillll iiiuciiti. Tllt- ]ll‘0l-'.l'"<-*‘ iliuitci- siitislkicioril)"to lllt‘llit~‘1'1\‘1'*'. "Xt'l‘l'l$l‘ its own rlxilt 0f Still-IF" 111F111! 0.5 i‘<>lll't1tll11‘ll1i11l1 11.1’ <'1111111111'1ln tlii- inlllini: areas; tlii- i'l'(1\’lllt'1‘1ill|ll 2il|\'llill'l'll|l1l|l of -.iii_v lll‘li]ill' art‘ :iii,| |ll1'_V will not 111‘ ntiiiiipt-tlctl liY it'l'llllililllilll. tiilil int-us no counsel -0il.‘-l stoanl coniniiiiilcutioii with tliWon tlic \'l1l‘L[t1 ol’ lllll1l‘ll11l‘il|l1 Hlrllt‘; llllll tli-pciidciii upon igliiiiulit- lllPfl-‘u tin. iii1\'it‘t1 oi illli-tlziiiilsli ll-lllll-‘i- li- \\'I‘\l‘l' szilzv h, lllil)‘ appeal‘ in h». lllllilllllllli. tlllll =1 $11811‘ 111' 111-1‘ F17111'ltllltl uurcst. illsutllcl and dissatlc ors and iliniihzuniaitlolis in llllnllltwi ans \\lltl iliink in last swlv -i<- l :ll|i, Hi1‘. l'lt'..

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