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THB GUARDIAN, CHAIIDTTBTOWN, PKINCB EDWARD ISLAND, FEBRUAR! _x54  ' , V _ .
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Closing prices
Atchison
Copper
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 425 4%
Baltimore Bt Ohio
D. P. R.
New York Central
Colorado Fuel Sc Iron 2.3;’ 251*
Detroit Rails
Erie Railway
llinols Central
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Metropolitan
Pennsylvania
Reading
Sugar
Feb. ll. Feb. 13 '
ms 57; MONDAY, FEBRUARY I5, 1934.
47 fd
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ship from Quebec and the three Eastern
Provinces taken togei.her.!
Lieutenant Governor Snowball contrib-
77 775 THE FORESTRY REPORT- uied s paper on the forests of New Bruns-
iisy iiug
-'-- wjck which contains somefacts oi interest
11'li113Y Thi! 1001111 i\l1l\\lDlf@D0Ff» °f T-l1° C°““' on this side the strait. He tells that of
127; 127
113; -
42§ -i1§ held in Toronto on 10th and llth Miroll. ` per cent of forest. Of the forest lands of 55;/_N,-: ‘ _
Southern Pacino in; 463
St. Paul 140 i40§
Iwin City - 80A
Union1Paoiiic 77! 78
United states Swsi iii iii
“ “ Preferred 571 575
Dom. I. and S. Com Sl R2
Louisville & Nashville 101 -
Dominion Ooal Common 585 60
WHY SNIFFLE AND ssninzs.
Dcn't suffer any more with a ccld in the
head, lust carry aCa'raimnozoNa lNriAi.-
ER in your vest pocket, use it now and
againann you won`r have colds. Catarrho-
zone knocks out a cold in ten minutes,
kills a headache in live minutes, and hard
racking coughs in half an hour. Inhale
the pleasant Catarrhozoue vapor ilve min-
utes four times daily and it will cure
Bronohitls. Lung Trouble, Deafness,
Asthma, and Catarrh in any part of the
system. Catarrhezone is the most direct.
modern and scientific method, and is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Complete
two months' treatment costs $1.00, trial
size 25s. Druggists or N. C. Poison & Co.
Kingspn, Out.
B1lMii.1'oN'sPii.i.s Cons Cossrirarios.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cnroaoo, Feb. lil. - (Special) -
Feb. Wheat 961 May Wheat -
“ Corn 54h , “ Corn -
“ Pork $14325 Pork -
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THE SUREST CURE FOR WARTS.
Is a few applications of Putnam’s Painless
Wort and Corn Extractor. It has been
used successfully for 30 years and never
is 40) of whom nine are life member
s, ` - . ‘ I
an increase of 53 over the previous Year. 1ock,5 per cent cedar and 20 per cent hard-    7;  
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The membership is distributed overa
one, Nova Scotia and New lrunswlck icouubry In Europe hu 5 large area of    §,{\§~.5_'f'v
i0 each, Quebec 34, Ontaria 128,' Manitoba to,-es; buds except Great B,.|h|n, whmh ` _-,___ f   V ,
72-i, the Northwest Territories 100, British has less than 4 per cont. Germany takes _  “_
Ufliilrllbill 17. Yilkim °“°» Unlwd SWR' the lead in wise forestry administration ' 
17. E“8i“|1d thi” *“d;G°"“““Y °“°~ Th° and mostother European countries have 5 '
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wide area, Prince Edward Island having‘b|r¢,h, hugh, maple and ash. Every _f--° ' 
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reports and papers submitted at the last
annual meeting and the discussion there
, ’ ,
°U “B l`i“\l° “"7 "°P°"l'°d' servatlon cf woodlands. So far down to I '
The objects of the Canadian Forestry
Associationare concisely stated in the
opening ofthe annual report, as follows:
The preservation of the forests for their
influence on climate, fertility and water
supply;the exploration of the public
div-l11"0l‘¢SlrY A‘-‘S°°i'1i»i°l\ is l»°h“°d the 18 million acres ol the neighboring -
cvverivil U16 WOFK 0|' 01° Ye!" 1003- It Province 1% million acres are under forest. My X '
covers 116 printed pages and is illustrat- Thus leuly 67 Der cent of New Br,,,,3_ .Img  ;'-it .
l-113 112i ed. The last annual meeting was held in wick is dashed 'mx M-um Russill in    
llfffdlig Ottawa on 5th and 6th March last and Europe has-12 per cent,Sweden 40, Prussia   _}33._ _
the annual meeting of this year will be 9,;_ Nurway 22' Ausmnsz and France 10   ,. o .
.9 _ f j _ _
1Zi,7, 1245 The total membership of the Association New B,-unswmk gg pe, cent 15 under  V, ,_
_ _~ ' » '<.. pi-une, 10 per cent pine, 5 per cent hem
woods, which latter consist principally of
established forestry academies and give
the most serious attention to the con
very recent years the most wasteful and
destructive methods have been applied to
the forests in both the United States and
Canada. It is high time for a change.
No Man or Woman
iw
TUNS  
We are now showing a choice line of new
print oottons for spring. Neat and pretty
patterns in stripes and dots, and dainty little _
flower and spray patterns at the following
prices
Bn, lic, Inc. |2c, lic.
PERKINS & C0..
The Millinery Leaders,
Sunnyside.
d°m“l“|“°d the "”°"“l°“ 1°' umbm: can Have Dyspepsia  
production of lands unsuited for agrioul ‘ B589 __ Y&'!.f_! g
ture; the promotion Of judicious methods Rmons "Mind ‘Nm dmsum secmons
in dealing with forests and woodlands; And Sti1lBe Agreeaue’ Attxactive of west' Quemfs sho' Rn" wmv"/y in
“"“”'°'°Sl“"‘°“ """" ““"‘““b‘°‘ ““°` and p°pq1af_A Cnmin Cure both peiitioaienmps. 'rue opposition are
planting on the plains and on streets and
highways; the collection and dissemina-
tion of information bearing on the fores-
try problem in general. These obj oots
are almost all of general interest, to the
Provincesfinlwhich the forests are ab-
undant as well as to those in which the
absence of forest growth is deplored. It
is worthy of note that the prairie country
is represented in the Association by 178
in Reach of All.
There is nothing that will put you to
the front so rapidly in the business or
social world as a cheerful disposition and
a pleasant appearance. Other things being
equal people will go out of their way to
give the fellow a lift who always wears a
cheerful countenance. The man or woman
with a cranky disposition and a sour face
M we membership will always meet with an indifferent if
fails. Try “Putnam`.~i."
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Buy Nnw
and Save
Mnnny
Every day now we are
adding heavy winter
goods to the bargain fur-
nace, not a piece of
winter goods here but
you will need at the prices
we are selling them.
Suits and
Ovcrcnats
of all winter kinds are
going now at any old
price. Do’nt miss seeing
these elegant goods, we
don’t want them, you do.
All
Winter Goods
of every kind made for
wintcr`:,wear. We don’t
want them longer but we
do want the money right
away. We want the room
too for one of the biggest
spring stocks ever seen
here.
Prowsc Bros.
`“°mh"s’ or night' mes not a chilly reception. The commercial
, i traveler, whois the recognized business
` 
barometer, appreciates better than any
one the value of this rule and governs his
actions accordingly.
Dyspepsla destroys all the agreeable
qualities that enter into a man or wo-
man`s make-up. It is almost a human im-
possibility for anyone with ii severe case
of dyspepsia to look pleasant. The con-
tinuous, miserable, cast-down feeling is
bound to make itself shown in the appear-
ance and conversation.
Stuarts Dvspepsia Tablets ore the suff-
erer's certain cure. They are so recognized
all over the world. The cures they have
brought about and the happiness they
ihave caused and the suffering they have
relieved has inode their name a household
word In all the English-speaking world.
The reason that Stuart's llyspepsia
Tablets are a certain cure is that they are
n natural cure. There is nothing to pre-
vent them curing. They contain the es-
sential ingredients of thc digestive fluids
ofthe stomach and simply do the ident-
ical work of the stomach, relieving that
weakened organ and permitting it to rest
and rccupcrate. Could anything be more
simple or natural? They are bound to cure.
They cannot help themselves. It is just
like putting a new stomach into a man-
if that were possible-and letting the old
one go off on o vacation. Rest is what it
ncels. Nature will do her own work of
restoration, never fear.
Stuart'-1 Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
by all druggists at 50 cts. a box. All drug-
glsts moans all druggists. They have
become so necessary to the people that
the drugglst simply has to keep them
anyway. There are other remcdies that
he can make much more money on if he
could sell them, but he oan’t. He will not
take chances on losing his customers by
not always having on hand a supply of
Stuart’s Dyspepsin Tiiblets.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-Seats in the orchestra reserved for
laiiics this evening iii the Opera House.
-Reserve Friday night for the young
men‘s leap year social in the First Meth-
odlst Church.
-P. E. I. Dairy Association. Reduced
Railway fares will be given to the annual
meeting of the association good going on
the 17th and 18 inst and returning on the
18th to 22nd inclusive from all stations on
the road.-John Anderson, Secretary.
llid 3i
 
0ur Compound
Syrup of thc Hy-
pnpliosphitcs ~
is one of the best and
cheapest remedies you can
buy.
We give you a full pint
bottle for 7 5c.
For impaired digestion.
loss of 'appetite, nervous
debility. asthma, bron-
chitis,and all forms of
physical impairment,whicli
tend to consumption. a
nerve and tissue food.
Prepared and sold by
A.W.RCildli1,l’llm.B.
_ The Square Druggist.
Sunnyside.
putting up a vigorous light and yet there
appears strong confidence all along the
line in the Ministerial party.
Referring to the article on Needed
Civis Reforms in Saturday’s Guardian it
will be seen that Suminerside is ahead
of Charlottetown in some particulars.
The following is from thc Summcrside
Incorporation Act:
No person being a School Teacher or
School Trustee, Stipsndiary Magistrate
for said: Town, Judge of fthe County
Court or Sheriff shall be qualified to be
elected Mayor or Councillor, nor shall
any person be so qualified who has not
been a resident of said town for the
twelve months preceding such election or
nomination, or who is authorized to sell
splrituous or intoxicating liquors, or who
has within twelve months prior to the
day dxed for nomination been convicted
of any violation of any Act in force in said
town relating to the sale or prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating or spirituous
liquors.
BORN.
At North Tryon, on the 31st of January,
to Edgar and Mrs. Niphelson, s daughter.
DIED.
At Dundas, on Feb. 9th, Hugh MacLean
aged 82 years.
Suddenly at Sea Cow Pond, on January
zliitb, Patrick Morrisey.
At Darnley, on Feb. 7, 1004, Mary lliza,
beloved wife of Edward Mackay.
Af. Miminignsh, os the ith insn.,`Brid-
get Kelly, reiict of the late James Coyle,
aged 75 years.
At Springfiel l, Lot 67, on Feb. lst,
Edlth,beloved daughter of James and Mr.
Mackay aged 1 year and 4 months.
At Brac, Lot 0, on Jan. 26, 1004, Mrs.
Alexander MacDonald, in her 57th year.
She leaves to mourn a husband, six
daughters and six sons and a large oirole
of relatives and friends.
GOT LAME BACK OR LUMBAGO7
No need of that now. That sort of pain
can be knocked out In short order, for
Polson's Nerviiina, which is five times
stronger than any otherpenetrates at once
through the tissues, reaches the source of
suffering, drives it out and thus gives re-
lioi almost instantly. Not magic, but
strength tnat gives Polson‘s Nervlline this
ower. You will think it magic however
infyou try it. pain goes so quickly. Sold
by dealers everywhere, in large 25c. bot.-
ties.
SPECIAL NOTICES-
Bargain in tinware at-Cameron's.
15 dli
“Cottage Mixed" Biscuit 12 cents per lb
at-Beer & Goifs 15 d Zi
l(aoneiil's Eczema Lotion is having a big
sale. We have not heard of a case where it
has failed to curo.We sell it under guaran-
tee, no cure no pay. Try it for any skin
trouble only 85e a bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt of price. Sold only by-Ellis the
Druggist. 15 li li
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unotn Moucro =
ALL wool sLi\NK£T|Nc§
f These cold nights and you’1l be:
: warm. Youll sep sound. !0u’ii :‘
I have pleasant dreams, and the price I
; lsgoiow vou'll never miss the am- . y
3 aunt- 3
‘ 'fist Our Blankets Wear Long. :
The Humphrey Clothing Store .
Opera House Building.
AN INVESTMENT TH AT PAID
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Policy No. 15.605 Lif f L 1 C b li
Date, xoth August, 1874. Peng, Lii€yigPay%nl;ig. 8
Yearly Premium - - ~ _ . _ . _
Total Premiums - - - . _ . , 335:23
Date of Death, :oth October, ioog.
Claim Paid, 3oih October, i gog.
Sum Assured - - - - _ . ,Low oo
Additions - - - .. - . . _ 55,45
Total - - - - . _ - ` . _ ‘,_55,_.5
1’-w°\wl°fCi=im. ovrr 4°; pei’ rent or tonal premiums.
Dividends alone over x43 r cent, of total rexniums_
It Pave to insure in
E. R. Brow,
Charlottetown,
Special Agent
Return over cosi, $i.i68.:5 Eisides 39 yearn' i)n.u ianoe.
the Canada Life .
W. K. Rogers
1
Charlottetown,
Manager P. E. Island Branch
Riites and particulars cheerfully furnished.
"Dwww.wwivvw '
. WMW
M; _____ _ __
il cc. dl. 1002.-To Net Ledger Assets
Deo. 31, 1003.-To cash for Premiums
-To Cash on Investments
-By all other pay ments
Dec. 31, 1903.-By Mortgages, etc.
By Loans on Policies, eto.
By Loans on Stocks (nearly all on call)
By Cash in Banks and on and
By,Interest and Rents due and accrued
Deo. B1, 1003.-To Guarantee Fund
To Assurance and Annuity Reserv e Fund
.- Expenses, eta.
New insurance issued during 1908
Being the best year in the histo oi the
Insurance lu toms at ond of lllli well?
continued.
Jaime ruonnunn, up
median Di.-enter.
L. W. SMITH, BBQ., K.C.. D.C.L.,
W. B. TAYLOR, B.A., LLB.,
........ . ~..........».....».~|.||.¢.|,»|»
By Premiums outstanding, etc. (less cost of collection)
TWENTY-THIRD
Annual
Statement
-OF THE-
North American Life
Assurance Company
-HOME UFFICE-
im-rr8 King Street West,
Toronto.
For the Year Ended 31st
December, 1903.
3 4,773,785
RECEIPTS.
$ 1,132,016 91
248,746 78
'*""'*-- 5 1,381,363 80
$ 6,155,149 04
DISBURSEMEN IS
Dec. 31, 1803.-By ps ment for Death Claims, Profits, etc.
£8
[Q
sr.
es
------s 71s,oos 29
$ 5.3'l0,2I0 75
$ l,iX)3.
ASSE 1`S.
By Stock Bonds. ri D be l ( k t l ,170 047,47 .
By Real liistete, Indliidin; cd1m\iJli\eriy'ii"bxuil3dih'i‘¢ ue *3 ' ) 12%?
3
§§.§ .-25.5. .
§§E §'§§§§§
ers erases
., S 5,625,Kl0 78
LIABILITIES. '
30
_= is
§ e§
3 SS
To Death Losses Awaiting Proofs, Contingent
85,U75,564,08
I t I 1 .
Auui't':¢'i’aiid found correct-John N. Lake, Auditor. '55 "23, ‘
Wm. T.Standen, Consulting Actuary.
05.884390
Company..
$52,977
N0 monthly or Provident polio es were issued-this branch having has dis-
Pnnsinnsr,
, Join: I. nnaixis.
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
HON. SIR W. R. HERBDITH, K.0.
DIRECTORS.
HON; SENATOR GOWAN, KC., LL.D.. G.M.G.- E. GUBNEY, EQ.,
J. K. OSBOBNE, ICQ
'D. MGURAE. ESQ., GUELPK.
MANAGING DIRECTOR,
L. GOLDMAN, A.I.A., F.C.A. `
SECRETARY. SUPERINTENDENT OF AGENOHTBQ
T. G. HOCONKEY.
The report, containing the proceedings of the Annual Meeting, held on Jan. £811
isnt, show no marked proofs 0 the continued progress and solid position of ||,g onm.
pimy,will be sent to po icy holders. Pamphlet.- explanatory of vp; sumti” invest-
ment plans of the Conga? and a copy of the Annual Report, showing its unexoelind
. “uh ,mm pm ,,°°|_ :_ ;1)g;&;,B:|’,;q;tg|.e:é,;v'ih urnished on application to the Home Oiiice or any of tb
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