THE cnlrltormrowu GUARDIAN ‘

For, Clear Complexion:

Being an aidmo health, Eno is among the best of allraids to beauty. For: Eno begim

at the beginning- gently and

annually,

keeping the vital organs in tone and tune. You will do a lot to ensure a clear, supple

skin if you always remember your glass of .

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5% Bonds due 1963 to yield 5.15%

Oslo Gas & Electricity

5% Bonds due 1967i to yield 5.30%

Works

(‘ertain-Teed Products Corporation.

55% Debentures due 1948

to yield 5.65% .

Full particulars on request.

Eastern Securities 120., Ltd.

INVESTMENT BANKERS

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You nright spin wool and weave cloth for your own use as in the old days, but it does not pay, neither does it PM’ to mix your own fertilizers at home. the cost is practically nil in this respect is one who places a very poor valuation on his time.

The man who says

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Mixed fertilizers can be obtained in good strong flat hoop barrels at. a. cost of 57c each additional. 9 barrels of 222% lbs. each to fire ton.

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WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA

ents

. from Halifax.

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Buy Schumacher Feed from us.

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Get More Live W681"

in a shorter time

Give your young cattle and hogs rulioum one llléll‘ has lu-cn provcu.

lluinncc of cnrbollvdlrrtcs. llrlllfiill.

uud vitalluinl-s‘.

a hainnccrl

scientifically Provide -tllc lccd that. has the best

minerals,

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hydrates, is two pcr tTClll.

luinerllls, and has

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and miut-ruls. .'\I| kiln ground. Young rultll- and hull“ futtcn remarkably wull

dricti and finely

grow and

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this neighbourhood ha“ Pflived it T” be , ' profitable and economical-

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latcd October l. 1913,

i The Public Forum

‘This column is open for the discussion by correspondents of questions o! interest. The Charlottetown Guardian does not necessarily endorse the opinions of correspondents.

"*4++n+¢++o++ooo++v++o» A PARTIAL NEW ERA FOR P. E.I.

rived with our mail on Saturday evening for the first time this year, nflmelYi Letter and paper mall from Halifax. St. John and West- ern Canada which arrived by air- plane at Charlottetown on Saturday 1n time to connect with ‘the Mur- ray Harbour traln for all points ill Southern Queens and Kings coun- ties winch would not. reach its des- tination otherwtse till Monday and in some cases Tuesday.

For a prompt perfect Air Mail service the Post Ofllce Department would be applauded and receive due credit by the entire populace of P, E. 1.. if a Daily Air Mail Service. weather permitting, were installed during the Winter season when the Car Ferry makes but one round trip per day between Prince Edward Is- land and the mainland. No other Provincial Capital in the entire Do- minion of Canada is restricted ‘to one round trip daily by either train or steamer _for the conveyance of ltllflll. passengers and freight in win- er.

While on this subject permit me‘ to speak a word in behalf of our new mail courier on Kinross. R.R., No. 2, whose promptness in all kinds of weather is enjoyed by all rural box holders between Kinross Post Ofilcc, Brush Wharf and Orwell Cove. I came to P. E. I. in April, 1903. and can say without the slightest hesitation, that Mr. James Martin, Kirlross, i5 the very best rural nlall courier we have had dur-

ln this province. It was a genuine surprise to receive our mail on Sat- urday only eleven hours enronte

I am. Sir. etc. J. T. (JRAIG

How She Got Rid.

I\'u wlul: froul il-rr-lhll- ihl- s llklriult caused by .\lrs. .1. ll. llurst. who liven lit :01 rls Arr-uric F243 lll0fiflllllglrlll_ lll., is

r-xpl-rinurr I‘llPlllll1ll ism.

<0 thankful ni having healed llr-rsvlt‘ ‘ha! out n1‘ purl- grntilrllll- slur is ml- vlous to loll nll ollll-l‘ suiTr-rs llo\\' In ..’1‘i rill M‘ llu-‘lr lOFIIIT" by ll slulpll-

ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC SYSTEM-

Redernptiou Notice

Charlottetown Electric Company, . Limited

31x Per Cent. First Mortgage Bonds. Due October 1, 1943.

Sllfivl very Pleasant surprise ...- r

lug my twenty-five years residence-nus poet Spenser, describing true

0f Rheunlatisnllquolwll in the 'i‘(‘~lll]l0l‘ililc@ Alliaucc

n,“ to sm- any cllutiouiug aguiuai

\ ' ill lllrlllv. ' | . , . , . - . : I I ‘mp1,.’ WUUH rs. llurst has uolllilil: to soil. hlcrv. "MU H! HUT‘) l H , ,1‘ T] -. i‘. ‘v ll out: this notice, lunli it~i ~ lllultll i1 vol} llllll “"1 l’ _ “f ‘ l with _\‘0lll‘]0l\‘ll lullnc llnll llllllll‘. i}, 11'!‘ l l-l-ly m; illlporlttllt olllirlsltlll! .-lu.~ \\‘i1l Etllllj‘ sr-iul you ill s vu unil- .,. ., . . _ . lh m]. ‘nfol-ulutiou Pllilfflly (rt-o, Writl- not’ at n“ l‘ ‘l’ n“ “ml “h h“ m?“ ,_, _ nu»- |ll-f<.rl~ nu for el uerru . says 11.1.. Str-vcrlsou. .i- l K ' .. ..

. truly tn’ lnlirlg happy. And ital--

It'll!‘ lliul. lilltlvl‘ thv lull, lo at llutlll- of heel‘ or lrcni. .l ‘l

by nearly sixty‘ ye

can always be

MILTON AND TEMPERANCE

Sir’».lo1ln Allltou, celebrated au- thm‘ ol’ “Paradise Lost" whosll genius has endowed the Engllsl tongue with its sllblilucst poetry), lllusl assuredly have fallen foul of tlllo editors ol‘ tho Temperance Alliaucll-liullt-lill ll‘ ho were iivlul:

[Nrrtilitrfl is so widely ditfererlt from tilt-it's, and so plainly in accord Willi lilo principles advocated‘ by thl- (luarlllall. that. it is very evill- ellt ho null-it. have Jiilll some . ulster connection with the llflll0l' llltcli- esirl! “l cannot praise," said Milton lu u famous passage which Pro- llibitlonists would d0 well to read 0liGll6l‘,—-"i1 fugitive and oloistero-l virtue uuoxercisod and unhrcutlled, that never sallles ollt and seeks her ativerszlry but stinks out 0f the race whorc that immortal ilar- laud is to he run for. lint without dust null treat. Assuredly we brink not innocence illto the world; we bring impurity nlucll rather: that. which purifies us is trial. and trial is by lvlrut. is contrary- That virtue therefore which is bllt a yourigllug iu the contemplation of evil, and knows not tlltlyllilllfifii. that vice promises t0 her folloyvers, and ré- jects it. is but a blank virtue, not u pure; her whiteness is but all excremculal whiteness; which was he reason why our sage and seri-

tonlpcrauce uudel‘ lho person of Gulou. Ilrings him ill with his Dillllllll‘ through tho cave of Manl- mun, and the bowler of earthly bliss, llllal hr- llllKllll see and know. null ‘ynt abstain.” _

I um, Sir, etc.

UNITED CHURCHMAN-

-—-—<-o&—-—

INTERFERENCE WITH OTHERS

Hil‘.~.\llloug llll." moral ulllxinlfl ‘ziil-lill l‘\'l5l‘_\' luolltll I have fnilr-‘l 1hr dullgurs o1‘ l-golisul and thl- solllsil llHl-ilft‘ oi‘ lillcl-t'l\l"lllg with luhvl‘ pcollll-‘s livvs iu tho endeavor‘ lll ‘(Hill uniforluity oi‘ typl‘. Wlllvll-

o runny llllfcrlallt llliiigs to ditil ‘out people. A Pro- lltbitlollisl. llllly 11-"! lllllllll’ ill 11"‘ llssllrullcv that il is ilnlltlllrllllll‘ 1"“ pur- rli-i. l-roulo lo u glas- of Scotch‘. Others wlll-lllt-l- llloy dcsirl- lilluol‘ or not. are simply irritated by such legal restrictions and url- llllltli‘ wol l‘ citizl-us thereby. .\ Tucibili. lllsctx- cry o1‘ psychologists is but ll lltlll"

fillnlllicll oi lilo old lPllill "it" people arc ul-vcr l‘e."ill_\- good cl;- ttlipl. when tlloy urn happy all-l

t-outcutlltl. and that. frcelioul to do us tl-u-y pleuso within limits o! (lt‘('(‘.ll('._\' and good order is uu vs‘- scutizll factor‘ to most. people's hull" plucss and conicutnrrurt. - Willialu Jaull-s. noted American philosopher and psqvchologist, sums

Notice is hereby given, as provid- :d in the Indentu e of Mortgage made by

Charlottetown Electric Company.

H Limited, to The Maritime ‘Trust

Corporation, of the City of Halifax,

.3 Province of Nova Scot-la, Canada, as ‘ Trustee,

that Charlottetown Elec- ric Company, Limited, has elected

lends hereinafter described, to re- teem and pay olY on April 2, 1928, til of its Six Per Cent. First Mort- rage Bonds, and that on said date

Prust company (successor trustee under said Indenutre), in said City of llallfax, the principal thereof, and a premium of five per cent. (5%) on said principal, together with the accrued interest on said principal to April 1, 1928. From and after April 1, 1928, interest on said

Bonds surrendered for payment and -edemption should have attached thereto all coupons maturing on 1nd after October l, 1928. Thc coupons maturing April l. 1928. ~.hould be detached and p. ented for payment in the usual manner, Bands registered as to principal must be accompa ‘ ’ by instru- ments of assignment and transfer oroperly executed in blank and the execution authenticated before a Notary Public or by a chartered bunk of Canada. Dated February 27, 1928. .1

CIIARLOTTETOWN chromatic

COMPANY, LIMITED By A. C. MILLIE. Secretary.

Tile attention of irolders of these bonds who desire to continue their investment in the Associated Gas

privilege, tended by Associated Gas and Electric Company. of de- positing their bonds with The Chase National Bonk of the City of New York, 5'1 Broadway, New York City,

1% Consolidated Gold Bonds of As- sociated Goa and Electric Company

one of several attnotive bases. De- offer and of the circular describing

Associated Gnu and Electric Secur- ities Oomllflllm Inca at til Broadway New York Cit, or The Chose Nat- ‘onni Bank, 5'1 Broadway. New York City. - .

‘ .0 exenflse the fight reserved to itltcrfern by vinlcucc with nurs. N» "n and by said lndenture and the

l here will become and be due and: Strength Q wayable, at the oflice of ‘the Royal

bonds shall cease and determine.‘

-rnd Electrld System, is called to the '

and receiving in exchange therefor

1nd or other securities upon any

tolls of this offer are now appearing ‘n the newspapers. Copies of thellulok “m”;

the new 5% Conaolhtml Gold Rondo may be obtained by writing

up tho matter ill tlrn fnllowiul: paragraph which would ulake» :1 suggestion lnxl for thc ucxl issuv ‘of the Bulletiu:-—

l “Tho first tiling to lrlnru in lu~ tercoursc with othors is il0ll~llll0l‘- fCrellCl‘ with their own poculiul‘ ‘ways of being happy. lllYll/lilml llllOSU.\\'l'l_VS do not assume to iu-

,Women, Your Mani- fold Duties Requires

‘ Si. (‘ulhcrlru-u. (lui.-- “linrlnu ul_v curly murrioll lift‘ llr, Plcrcr-‘n Furor- , ito Prescription ml.‘ vr-ry helpful in lurgus ll ioulr- llllil uvrvluo. 1 lllltl lm~ colul- ull rrlnrlnwu. my ur-rvcs wt-rl- : -, I could riot

lnlru-rulllc. i was llll\'llllt‘ll by |u_v

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‘ . ' ulothtlr to try ‘fir.

Pir-rl-l-‘ll l-‘uvrlrito Prescription null It rl-llevoli urn of iilc IWPYOURIIPNS u u ll lunlle lnc :l wall. strong w omnu. iwuys recommended

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iSInr-c ihr-u l have ' it to wonk woull-n.

l’- Ifruncls Sh.

All llrugglsts. Fluid nr tnhll-ts.

\\'rito. tho Faculty of llr. Vince's lnvulllis ilutul ill llufflrllv N..\'., it‘ you flu-l ill!‘ run-d of frco nrlril-rn.

lllvllr trlml Dr. Plvrcr-‘s Ploarluui (lax nilvl-l Pellets‘! till lleiletu for 30c.

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today. ‘For iris definition ot’ Tcill-_

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We can provide you with the very belt. at reasonable prices and on

Maritime Provinces tea drinkers know

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for purity of quality, maximum of strength and richness of flavour.

our- iuls insight into all lllt‘ ideals.

them offhand. Tilt! proleunloll n; in tho rolu of most human injust- ices and rrul-ltll-s, and the trait iii ltllt‘ human character‘ most likl-ljl to lllllku illv uugl-ls wlalap." l um. Sir. eta-...

READER.

NOT A MAN

Sil‘.~l\u llslulo (J-l)Sl*l'\'t.‘l' oi‘ hu- nlzluity ilus said: “Will-n 1 oill-ount- er a uvw idea, Mrs-ther- aesthetic political. theological, or epistemo- logical. i ask urrsolll‘. instantly and fllltrlluzltlcally. wllul would ilappeu to lisfluollolgelll it‘ lu- should statl its t’.\'tlt‘i. antithesis.‘ 1f nothing would happen to him. thou l am willing and r-argor l0 listen to him But it’ lu- would lose anything Vtilll able by ti volte face-if stating nis ideas is profitable to him, ll llu- act secures his vnof, irutters ills pars» nips. gets him u. i.ri‘p—then 1 hear hlln will; one ear only. lie is not .1 frl-c mun. Ergo. he is not a mall" Apply ‘this critcriorl to our pro- hibition nlanilllrllls. and wlrut (to we find? We find that one of them is a paid propagandist, and would cer- tainly lose his job ill‘, ill the still watches nf tile uiglit. the revela- tion dllwur-cl 0n him of the futliliv or‘ prohibition and he courageously anuoum-ml the fact. lu the next is- sul- 0*.‘ tho Alliance Bulletin. All‘ 0lll(‘l‘. thr- r-lcctnd lender 0t‘ the hzlll(l..hzls frequently ill-ted as legal adviser, prosecuting l-ouusvl. and wllul not. for the Allluulzts and has rccvivvll fat foes for tlrl- same Tlrr- third and llUlSlPSt ulumbcl‘ at‘ tln- lriuulviratl- woultl scarcely os- l-lllll» suspicious scrutiny’ ull_v\\‘hl>rr-I null liiri urofl-ssctl ‘ ' ‘

sl-lliug llus llol pr routing; his pl-umis . [also to ihu Prrlllillillou (‘oluullss lull —-:ll ll satisfactory‘ stipend. ’l‘iu-l<- gllllllgv. oul- llllrl _:lii, would l-lelluillll‘ lusl- stunt-thing valuable

ill l_lli'lll. of (‘tllllfirilk “tlllltl ill‘ ill" loss o1‘ llll. privill-go llil‘_\' uuw 1-11-

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TIGNISH (IONVENT

Honor Roll for February. _ Grade X.—1, Winnlfred Profit; 2

aid. Georgie Doyle; 3. Mary Bmwll

3. Tillie Gallant, 86. Class III.—1. Anne Marie LeClcrc. 100a‘; 2. Jean ilemphill. blnrlorie McLellan. 92').

No one should premium to judge

dOl-zlnallzo about them in each other

‘ that pur-

by :l volte face! .t\ worse llisllslzu‘

Isabel Poirlcl‘; 3. Geraldine Fltzllfl",

Grade IX.—1. Frances Kenny; 2.‘

97 p"; 3' Brampton

'- Central Guardian

AWARDED MEDAL- Major C. C. Thompson, M. 0., P. E. I. High- Zanders, has been awarded the Co-

Ilce Medal.

A SAD nauunvanalvaz-A wide vlrcle of friends were shocked to

erday morning. Mrs. Renton wlloi 5s been spending the winter in.; Jilarlottetoyn with her son and]

l

lflllghters had her leg broken rec- rnily as the result of a fall, and her ieatll no doubt was hastened by‘ his accident. Funeral notice later. .

-—-—-¢-o<>»- ::'I‘he Poor Maifs fiienri-Put up in small bottles that are easily. portable and sold for a very small‘

wesses power in concentrated form. its cheapness and the varied uses ‘.0 whichdt can be ‘put. make it the‘ mor man's friend. No dealer's sroc s complete without it. - ,--i¢oo_-__ PERSONALS

Messrs. Sam and Emlnoud Drum-l mond of Freetown are visiting inl hc- City. guests of Mr. anctMrsJ. Charles Hanson. t

Miss Muriel Archibald. nurse-in- trainlng at the Toronto General ‘iospltal is spending two woclzl; ‘with her parents. Dr. C. C. Archi- bald and Mrs. Archibald.

Gard 0f Thanks

We wish to thank all those who were so kind to us during our rec- ult sad bereavement. We also ex- tend our thanks to those who so kindly sent letters and cards of sympathy. > MR. and MRS. JOIIN A.

Lari LETTER OF SYMPATHY.

SMITH i

.\li'. and Mlsj Even-ll flluflLljnlL We. tho members qt‘ the New London North lluitcd Auxiliary. wish tll extend to you. Mr. and um. blue-Leon, our sympathy lu‘ ill- passing or‘ your mother and our. >'l$l"i' urourber. We indeed -i'er-l.i- but it strung pillar of support. has. li\'>‘l| lulu-u from us We had he prl-soulw- with us wllvul-tcr ll. u possible ‘ltll’ lltll‘. having, llocll tul_ uuno lilul- iu railing iu-ullh. Wllf

Thou wilt."

tlltlfifl)‘ null kindly lsaroli fut‘ llvl“

l Stock Quotations l

furuishcdbyl Johnston and Ward.‘ Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange: ‘

New York Exchange

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hear of the death of Mrs. Mary! Renton of Georgetown which oc-L Illfffld at; the P. E. I. Hospital yes-l .

sum. Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil pos-‘ 7

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