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PEANUT COAL at $7.90 per ion. Another Car received today. A. Pickurd & Co. Phone 240.

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AT HOME-links. Wallace Dickie- son will be at home to her friends 7 to 9 p. m. 396-2-12Mii.

SUNDAY SERVICES-Villas ‘Rev. Wm. Or-r iMulligan will hold Divine scrvllfle in‘ the ‘Nazarine ‘Hall Allbcr- ion on ‘Sunday 14th inst, at 10.30 iun. and 7 p.m.. and sit Mr. Elijalh ilards. Bloom/field at 2.30 ‘prm. All cordially invited to attend.

GREEN BAY AND ViClNiTY.- Messrs. James Alfred and Wm, Ii. Cudmore ,arrived home from Mnine where they were employed by the ‘Lincoln Pulp ‘Co., for the inst two Years-Mr. Leo iCarraghsr return- cd\to Charlottetown after spending the week end at his home in Green Day=~Mr and Mrs. Peter Con» nolly and family of Charlottetown, were Ivisltlng friends in this vicln‘ ity Sundsy.-'l‘he wood haulers are still busy hauling firs wood to the Clty.—~Tho school is progressing favorably under the careful man {ligament of Miss Cassidy-‘Our mull courier is doing fine this win- ter. l-lo makes his regular trips ithrouflh cold and storm.-—.Vir. Peter f iVessey was a visitor to this vicin- j lW-‘Mr. and vMrs, Tohins Murray c pnid a visit to friends on Saturday. lThey were the guest of Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Curraghcr.

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' WIT)’ Irlllvyribio concert Illllt on un- diroction oil Professor Dix-

_ , allowing ‘program ‘was rui- niriiihiy ‘rcndorcih-Orches-trn Sol. rctlon-s—(tas‘iii-o Orchestra; Vocal Swim-Mr, l". II’. Dir-fry; Vocal Dust —Mis. Frances l-ioli Trainer and

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on Friday the 13th from ‘2 to s andl

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soon ROKDS mssrimzt-s meeting of representative farmer». of Cape {traverse and ad joining communities was held in Cape ‘Pro-verse llall on the evening of January 20th for the purpose of discussing the ndvis ability of breaking a team road uuc the adoption of the shift bur on single sleighs.‘ ‘Louis H_ Howutl occupied the chair and in a few ro marks explained the‘ object of lllt meeting. die then called on Re-v, J B, Dagget, who stated that in . pastrate of over thirty years he had used it in the sister province-s and claims that ‘the adaption o. some method would rectify seventy ilve per cent of our difficulties, Th meeting was then addressed b) Messrs. Harry Webster, John B lZWcFndyen, James Campbell, ‘Iius sell ‘Clark. John E, O'Connor and others. rMr. William Waddeil spok- at some length in opposition, chic? ly on account of side draft. . chairman then made a few remarks endorsing what had been said bv previous ‘speakers declaring him self in favor of any system thin ‘would tend to improve ‘roads. The vnto was then taken iwhlch resulted in u. majority for purposed charge,

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MONCTON, N. 13.. Fob. l0.»-~An 'li(l(ll'('SS will l>c given boweon Nlim» Jim's seven and (eight. progrummv Station ‘CN-RA. Moncton. Friday February 13th by Prof, Roy Fraser Professor 0i’ Biology, Mount Alll~

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Striking Statements from Addresses

The results of the year are suf- ficient, you will agree, to point the moral that co-opcrstion scientifically employed, as it is in our case, elimi- nates the middle-man and his profits and, thus, assures to the policyhold- ers a more generous distribution.

—Humc Cronyn, President. 1 U l A Mutual Company exists for the

express purpose of furnishing maxi- mum protection at a minimum cost

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Record Surplus of $3,500,258

earned‘ for Policyholders of Mutual Life of Canada

Previous High Marl: Passed by Half a Million Dollars

AYEAR of most gratifying results was reported to the policy- holders of The Mutual Life Assurance Company of Canada at their 55th Annual Meeting on February 5th. In every phase of its business, the growt of Canada's pioneer MutualLife Company wascmincntly satisfactory during i924.

The real test of a life insurance company operating on the participating plan is its surplus earnings from year to year. It is, therefore, of supreme interest to our policyholdcrs——who alone constitute the conipany--that the 1924 surplus earnings reached the record total of $3,500,258.

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Increased Distribution to Pohcyholclers During the past year an increased distribution was made to oiicyholders of $579,962.33 more than was paid out in 192-3, a total of $2,689,007.99 havin been paid out in dividends This sum is most signifi- cant when it is rea izcd that it mesnt a RETURN to the policyholders of approximately 25% of premiums received by the company during the year.

Healthy Increase in Business

During the year a totaiof $43,324,297 of new assurances was written, representing an increase of $4,263,179 over that of 1923. This increase shows a healthy, progressive expansion of the company‘: business-expansion as rapid as compatible with the best interests of the policyholders.

The business in force now ' a net increase for 1924 of and bonuses, as well as

$25,747,300, after allowing h _ ng t e various terminations.

new business, and deduct

The Company's Exceptional Strength Three effective factors contributed to the exceptionally high surplus earned for policyholders. These factors were economy in administration, remarkably favorable mortality and high interest rate on invested assets.

Despite the fact that the new policies issued for the past year ex-

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WHOLESALE} msrnnxurons . r012 PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND‘

OF DEFOREST-CROSSLEV RADIOPHONES Representing Also The NORTHERN ELECTRlC ‘CO; LTD. STROMBERG-CARLSON NEUTRDDYNE THE MARCONI c0. OF CANADA AMPLION AND BROWN HORNS BRANDES PHONES. ‘ ' t DEALERS ORDEFTS FILLED FROM RECEIVED. Dealers orders filled from stock on day received.

K. S. ROGERS, President.

ceedcd that_of i923 by over 4V4 millions of dollars, the percentage of income required to cover general expenses dfygdministration was reduced from 16.15% t0 15.52‘7e.,

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and its success is indicated in the‘ amount by which the cost of rotcc- tion is reduced. When it is said that, during the lifetime of The Mutual of Canada, $i5,963,l34.22 was paid in dividends to policyholders and that, of this amount, the large sum of $2,870,044.28 was paid out during the past ten years, it will be self-evident that the aims of the _company_are being realized, and that ll‘ is function- ing in accordance with the altruistic motives of its founders.

—Chss. Ruby, General Manager.

7"~"?Y1‘ll' Mi-mnlis of Musical M|Ertli~ (“We Orchestra: Banjo Spice-Mr.) Izmiirs Johnston; Chorus,

‘ lul“ mnformancc Mr. ‘Porter

Production Drop

During, , ._____ . _ , , "played (Associated Press) i‘, {"1" °" a violin made by one or. s/m FlIANClSCO- Fub. lt-riiq i n“ "mmueg- Mr- ‘P0119? Hfllil that. .-odurtion m’ oil in ‘California dur~ ‘was nu excellent lllSilflhlilitfll. M- ‘Hg My, 1mm your wars '230,045.000 < W” 1110 Dvliflrnrance refreshments barrels, ilfififlfluiilii iburrolsless than? .11?!‘ Fifilfhvcil to tho pcnforflifirfl by n ihi‘ ]ll‘l'\'li)llS yi-nr. zrccordizig to | ‘ "m" 0f @110 hospital, and the» sm-trzinciit issued iby the state‘ - i STOCK ON DAY l

_ _ _ _ year waswcxtraordinsriiy low, atio existing between actual and expected death claims being only 36.01%, as against 39.26% ln 1923, the previous low record in recent years.

Likewise, in the face of a downward trend in interest IZCCSI-CSPC- cially on high-class bonds “in which so large a part of the company's assets is lflVCGQCd-r-thl! average interest yield on our invested assets was 6.4l%~— reflecting the satisfactory earning power of the company's investments.

The company's happy situation is further revealed in accumulated assets of $65,960,767. im- ncrease over ‘the previous year of $6,233,378. The consistent pros erity enjoyed by the company invites the confidence of the insuring pubic.

The mortality experienced during the

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ignition ell til-O Splendid COXPCH '1 hi? ‘hczrvizst ilc-cilni? Iwas in the ’ l Ill‘ "JPYNG“S“‘ onthcrn California ‘fields. This wits’

up tic proceedings. jzullly uiB-aiflby increases l-ni the‘ .ll Joaquin Valley and elsewhere.’

horh ifrnim now wcliis and‘ ‘from '

we-ils ‘which had Ibcen shut flown or. y '

cuiiziilcd in 1921i owing ito the tour! WATE RLO 0 "- TO NLTAR I O

j u: airy overproduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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MT". J. ll. llilcDilnnld, Vernon’ Rdvcr was in the city yesterday.

., M» no» new». on...» 11......Standardization of! llli-i morning for Mcdflvlil, Ms; on ii visit to his sister Mrs, In Europe‘

Ruin-r; Powell. l The Misses Myrtle and flMurrziy of Llnklettor, and ‘Verna Bernard oi‘ (Associated Press) I ‘ spent the Week end at BldltlJliN, IP03), lL-‘(iorinnny is: arm; the guests of Mn sti‘u*g'g'li‘ng to csiiniblish a gcncrdl‘ Fred He" stmrlzzriiizziliion in li-n-dirstrlvs. H114 -- » - , ' ‘the progress ‘which has vbcen made ‘mpg, '1“ a year. howovc-r, the '\\'l‘S reported ulpim rvcciltly zit iliauawy Jumlsczipe KllVc ipliiUL! to a inccti‘n‘g of industrialists. .‘.1>riirg1‘i‘1-.e country Iwliore green Dr. Ii‘. Nruhiuis. IHTCCLO!‘ general gfrnSS, so unusual fnrliiiz: winter smi- uf L-hediorsig ‘Works, Iwho is chair- ~'.‘\ , and even lrlowers. avhoiindsd -mu-n of lihe standardization cmii- l~ rum the extreme south to the Pol- mffiicc, gzrvc 1a survey ‘of last your“; or Circle there was no snow to he

T h b l l ’ l i t I I the (Hum organized the 106th battalion in tiller-Ls, ools live con slim! 4111' hunt, rim ns cm o . i NOW, Scum, m 1,15 mm m, hp,- , T,‘ r m m of 5m‘; .1 ulThgmflg Align, Percy Alien, Ewen lzed to a considerable extent. 0110 sicighs. carts wind automobiles car- “we” ‘J PS e L L m‘

battalion being broken up in Eng- - t n" d» t1 1- iLl ~11 -‘|(Inmoron and waiter “right, lice- gront ifm-warzl Mo" has iiiccin llll‘ ,lcd the curly ‘churchgoers. Wlntcrlmu] went to France with the 87m lstilncilfmlguhnfzs :11; l.llillitlr;flul;" Talbeusod w“ u momber m, Um 3km, ALsirdnrdizatIicui oi‘ Llifbfllll}; on plpuiz. mun-her oi liliilsssolll, ha: nligt batmuoIL . “My 22nd. 1925' at the age m. 6‘ mum Chum“ m“; n“, S,.1-\‘j(;n_ u, iurllld‘l:‘ill;lll3i’:tiiriill gvillrllrtlladhtlumllhfiil $153831?cififéhlnrtelgggr-zlmlg 1-92-9111. lyeurs. Mr Hayes lnid been going the house iviw isnndurztr-rl by Rev. a . ‘ ~' ‘ ‘ “ ‘- . ‘ . r > "lzk- i l 1 ‘J-v- slnndsrilizatlon all over Europe. ill iecords. . w dcui u to go o‘ l my!‘ h My“ Insulin “nswr- Alvxmulcr tho hope of reducing prcduciiion TlITOUKglOfill. lllu mlonrhl asrzoctzln- some‘ slumping. Hill/gaff pigtails in’: Mtmlrlunc m m; km O ‘ costs. lion-fool‘ s ‘was payer um - no purcmses on pu ' ' 4 f,‘ ____{.>____._ great New Year's day icc hockey his sleigh ho luft ior homo, A A dour one has leit us now * match at isitockholni, i1 ‘Derrlmnemt nclgliholifwhn inc-t him on the rond A voice we loved is stllli-d fixture, rave wuy i0 ‘football bc- by scurieiown School could sue A pluco is vncaut in our home " If-‘ilifle ‘lhPYIFWflS "0 lW- N°“l"S'"°k' nothing unusual with him. “lbcn Which nnvcr (run be flllwl. llillllfl. Over wii-iers usually covered the tcum reached homo, the iuiully (Ollie? VIIlYQFB DlWlP-i‘ ("lily-l ‘ _ llll"k‘W‘1ll1ll-'9.“ T‘1‘“’ll1‘l§’l‘9§m‘m'w“5 digg-(yvgrgil ,\1r_ linycs unconscious! iii-‘Qj; “Qm- sitting in tho sleigh with tliu roll!» fast in his right hand lie was cur- .~. , - T- -. (Associated Press) ST. M-ARGAREFS SCHOOL iiul into tho house lillll Dis, inc ‘STOOKHOLM, ‘li‘<lb. 11.—T.hs\ Swedes lure wccusltomcil to snow and ice Ifor ‘Citristmus, and thi- sleigh ‘drive to church early on Christmas unorniirg Lthrough snow-

- mun and Sharp were quickly cull- The following is the standing of cipd foresits ‘furnishing shelter from

ell in. Deceased lived about two Si‘ MMFBIQF“ sch”! n“ ‘he mom“ audience very unklndly hinted that hours but without regaining w"- oi January. the cold ‘northc-m‘ winds, or ovrr field-s thickly covered with whilliv,

h lid t ki wchlmsclf. Bfilmlliflflflfl- crime 1x._1, Marion McDonald. ° ‘ ‘“’ “’ is the usual and highly zmprcciuivil _________._________

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lie was responsible for tho ‘Uvlllrfilli administration of Field Supcrvls» ion,

The colonel, who is u izrndnntv of McGill University liilll n Buchcl~ or of the Science of Agriculture.

“he amspiccs o1’ King Edward l..O.L. ilieilcu-lie. oi‘ which the deceased ‘was u prominent and honored mom- bcr _\ large number of the frater- nity turning out as woli as inany

Air. John Franklin ‘liuyes, one olliricnils. The pull bearers were the best known and most highlyillrucc Airlock. (Zlinnrll Hayes».

Mr. Frank Sililohunt of illvor" underwent i; flucppggfu] "DP-ration for appendicitis lust Wednesday night and is resting comfortably. Dr. Jenkins is in at. lflllfilllCfi

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IN IVIEMURIAM

MR.

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P-adlo supplies may he had at ALBERTON from h Mr. Ail uir H. llopcr of -Mt. 19d- ‘. CYRIL R' LEARD ' l lvnrd lioiul, ."‘Ol'i cii’ Mr. J. B. Rqpor N++»»»+Q +Q++++»rN+Q-Q+N rjhzirlottetown Royalty, underwent , Ii successful ‘clpcrzrtlon at ‘lb-c

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(Associated Press) LONDUN, Frill. IL-Jfhe- most popular ihonniy shrip in‘ London jiist mvw ‘among insliionialblc young wmnnn Iwho have ‘their ilnlblbwl hair {rimmvd every week or so is a Cur. ‘mm Strcct orvnlhlishinent patroniz- d Il>y ‘the ‘Prince dFWales. Lord ixiscciirxs, ‘son-in-lalw of ‘the icing, and nil the you-nicer members of l.lll~ royal iioniily. ivhilq the king himself is‘ attend- mi Ihy the royal ihnnber st ‘Bucking- lliilill ‘Palace. or a-t Sandrlngham and lllllllulrilll or wherever he ‘goes, it him long been cusomary ‘for the ‘Prince oi‘ Wales and his ‘brothers to pirtroiilzo unc oi the town shops m ‘which ‘lllacc they go ‘when their hnir mmds irimiming and await iheir turn‘ oi‘ "next" who szumo us nli the other Ipntroirs.

Valera Speaks In Gaelic

BELFAST. ‘Fob, i0.-'l‘hc snccclil in (luolic which Mr. Enmuii Du Vulcru. mudo at Cuvun yesterday in support of Mi". Philip Baxter, the Republican candidate, at present in d-uranm,» vilc. was somewhat mar- rod by the fact tlitn his audience did not kpow’ what he was talking nhom.‘—und, indeed, some of the

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Yw will soon now be melding Y°W "Timllmwmii '9' w“ lorihe somlnfl season. If we are not already In touch with you.

“"1701! please istus hear from you.

Ni lnqulrl” will have best axtentlon. and lowest P°53lbl° PH“: quoted. ' '

A! usual, we will use nothing hut belt ENGLISH CHAR- WAL TINPLATEB. By urine. chum- Avosrlos» vials "We =°"'d liver our price a fgw cents per ease. but experience has shown

lllr Lobster nothing but best plate should be u-Isd. Hml l! "Kcheaper in the end.

m L”! fully guarantee both lqusllty snd mrkmsnship to be of est.

- "Do you know the language of He was u son of llli‘. lute John Grad‘? Yn-‘l/‘Hflda M'~'D"“"l‘l3 u . U w‘; flout no queried. ‘Hayes, formerly of County Anti-iii, 2. Gertrude McDonald; 3, Morley MN": £21m" :0“, w,“ flmmwdllrcland_ who emigrated u, [his 1s. McDonald. ' ' . I tiled in Albunv. u -.k_ h i n he sold that any lsnd in i832 lllil se . Grad?’ v['—]' Margaret Chev‘ 02:; wllvo ctlieziluipirllit‘ that English waslllocensi-il hud formerly been u m“; 2‘ Bus“ Mccormuck; 3' mm“ bciicr than Irish should go trvblacksmitii and farmer and in inti- mime Monllwnlely- Enmmuy _ lyonvs had gape in for fox fnrmlnu Grade v‘—'1- Moreno.“ Montfm“ ‘queue is great." said a joker on 'in which he took grout intuit-est, lie (ivy; 2' ‘Niargnaet ‘Mcnomm ' 3‘ tho skirts oi’ tho crowd. "you can lcnvcs to mourn n widow, formerly Napkin Gill isbonnmd Mum" toll a fellow in go to blazes in six- Eliza ilost, one son Jny ut homo ' . r r .— , ' - ' m” "w" ‘A “mm WDUSTRV‘ uldiheroeer J. Mclloimiil; 3. Auy- i“"" ‘"“°'°“‘..w“y“ and “Om w ‘wmligllkosllulllll tus McDonald, pent yourself. ,- , - ~ ‘ _ “Si-mane "Lfil, same Montgomery: Mrs. Franci- Slllikor of Henri: town.

co. a John ‘Mbntgomcry; 3' “H! chow Two sisters, Mrs, Edward ‘England.

0N0 llidoforil and Mrs. iiiev.) W, E. Charlottetown, P. E. i, _ ' , l ‘

Simple Remedy _ _ ‘Grade H74’ Mary A IMOMEPm- For Bad 81301113011 gyililirililnsllilillilll-‘Tiféollrnclillrlomisgzlil‘ cry: 2. Alnhonsus McCormack, 3. SYRUP OF TAR

Adolphus Movonam - s ick Relief dny afternoon to Sonrietown Codi- Grade I. A.——1. Peter Montsom- Give Qu ~ ' |"“"'Y w“ "m1 "f ""9 ',“"*““‘ “I” cry‘ No Nasal of Hirong Mndlvlru-s or Ilisl- Been l" that Bu“ on an‘ Wm! m" er Perfect 5tt9nd3nc9—Marlnn ‘Mb Famous but Hllhpis 0lrl {English Donald. Hilda McDonald. Ger- llrrllln Kespnnzlorvl-‘Iv-b H‘ Flor tfilde McDonald, Philomena Mont-l l'"'"""°"- "' "‘ "" gomery, Florence ‘Montgomery. E"“"' .m"""'" Margaret ‘Mbnonald’ Mary Mont‘: if‘ yon nro a victim of Stonmrh Tron- 110mm,‘ R011 of B31119. [mt 1g, {m- fiPmerYv Lficlnard M°D0|1ald-— hiss-Jilin. sllllPllPBi-i, Pnlu or liimitlriir»; Januarl ihfflflces McGnl-illll. teacher, i211r'rn;:7yfl|:l|;r},miizitnlnyrtl re i1 ‘Grade v“L__L Mnrmn Cousin“; is one of the’ best known "midm m. ._,,,,,,,, m, on. Manager 0i colds. One trials! this will anything, mo within rcliloll most mm 2. ‘Marlon Simpson; 3, Bruce Riley, abnvlm” you m“ m." n 'll\i\V eat what they like-if they will Gfgdg V],_.]_ May-gape! Rflqy; 2' nothing bsttsr. BEST 0F ‘EVEFYTNNG lyaars Agricultural ‘Director of the And m» heat hm: snail-st way m n» Edmund mm,” and m," mnald IN "DHUGQ g8 "MY isnldier Settlement B08111 0f Clim- lhis is in follow every meal with lequak s‘ Bane Mbuhewn- MOTT -.

1min iniu- vmile-iiii-iiirini-s. drum-ml 2, Joseph Delaney.- 3, Everett Dou- Mar. P. D. Assn. . keen their stomach s rlt-nn and’ Men In“ h” rN-‘gned m become Gena" small amount of burl- Iilsnrnteii Rina-I Grade xv-"lv our“ Mlwxenns; I-l. l.. MQRTl-IY

Give us your business and their: in helping a Canadian. flfld Mrs especially an Inland business. l

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00o»; "l~li~28l“ob.12-28 ‘ ' ‘ d ' Suva! [From School Teacher To Great Eminence A young man who was hrm htwip on a larm in Western PEflllFylVlifliI studied dlli nily and qualified lur riislrld uliool tesc er. Further pursuing his studies and le " ,_,, he minagcd to sure up enough ‘money to ut him thrn medical college. Aiterihe ivii War, he hogan ihc practice of medicine in the new oil scciion of Pm, and often rode horse-back rbrr. the woods to teach and relieve those who were stri- ousiy ill. H: was s student of nature " knew snd could easily recognize most ol the edicinsl plants growls m thewooiis. Later, he moved to Bulls o,N.Y. filers he launched his favorite remedies, Indy in s short time, they were sold by everything: gin in the land. Today, the nuns’ lh nun, Dr. R. V. Pierce, l8 known tll out iht world. His Golden Med emery is the imt known blood med j snd ionic. More than ll million insults have been sold. ll your ru st} sell the “Discovery, in llqu or‘ firs, canobtslnstrialpknrllhsts eta ssndinghlg: to Dr. lane's Bunch

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