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ltlrt right in tlllnl Tanlao. —GAIETY DANCE-There was

It's wonderful how soon 701i a. good attendance at the dance really do liar! to improve! ‘hallo given by the Gaiety Orchestra in mill risht in and Dllll the system the Olympia Cabaret on Tuesday ill "Sh"!!! "'3!!!- R c193" m! night. The orchestra. played blood, revitallssa the digestive or- splendid}, and g, lmprflylug with Illll. Si"! Y0" l" IPPQi-m‘ m!‘ every performance. solid tood and makes‘ yon ieel like l 119W 199N911- -POLICE COURT. —— At the

"oi-hill! Will turn the trick Gilli-B Summersldle police court yester- aa fast as Tanlac, made atter the day momhm a m" appeared m. famous Tanlac formula from roots. [ore Sflpendfary J_ E, \\'ya,tt barks and herbs gathered from the charged with vagrant! The ca“ tour corner! o! the oort-h- B“? o was adjourned until this morning bottle today and get started beck to (m. jfldgmenr, full strength and vigor.

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—ENJOYABLE SOCIAL. —-The Children oi Mary of St. Paul's

f0 Conshpatl ‘Parish, Summerside, were host- ‘bly at a most enjoyable social, a l u AN eases last night to a large assem-

FVRWUR "EAL"? §’.-'§‘§‘.§§"Zn‘ii"“.§.‘i.in."'“i Zflliiiiiii IN MEMORIAM

luncheon’ was served ihy a bevy oi MRS. FLORA O'CONNOR

winaome young ladies. The musi- cal programme included vocal solos by the Misses Power, piano duet by MlSSEs Marguerite Gaudet and lrene Gallant, violin duet by M There ‘passed away at the home Power, bnsso and J. P. hlclnnls oi‘ her ilaughter, Mrs. Emma liaiw- tenor. and violin selections by Mr lcss, Kinkora. on January 18th. Power. Everyone had a real 1925, a highly respected resident of good. time and n substantial Clinton, i’. E. i.. in the person 0i amount was realized which will Mrs. Flora O'Connor. The deceased be applied to the payment oi the ‘lady was in her eighLy-second year new altar to be placed in the St. Ht-r husband pro-deceased her two Marys Academy. yours ago. Their long and happy lives were spent in Clinton. The deceased was the mother oi four~ teen children. seven sons and sev- children, Mrs. Nicholson was tort- iill dilllfihlfi". Tm" i)! W710!" 1W" iinate to be on the island on a visit sons and two daughters Dirfiflcil l0 at the time oi her father's death. their Eternal Reward before her. The pail bearers were Messrs -She was only iii a few (lays and Fred Curran, John M. McLeod. Wil- passed away auended in her last 113m Burhoe, A. G. Judson, Jacob illness by Rev. Father liicCaibe and Dockendorft. Jr., V. H. Docken- Rcv. M. Smith receiving all ‘the dot-ff, Holy ltites of the Catholic Church. She was a kind and good neigh- bour. Her pleasant and genial man- -—- nor ‘maile her a friend to all. The On the morning of Jan. 81th, tho Ruluiem hiuss Was celebrated by people of Rustico and vicinity were Rev. F. McDonald cli St. James shocked to hear of the very sud- Chllwih Sllmmfifllirld. Where S118 den and unexpected death of Mrs. was laid to rest. Edison Rolllngs at the early age The-pallbearers were John John- oi forty-eight years. Although she ston, Kinkora; Joseph Reid, Hope had not enjoyed good heailth her River; and her four grandsons. complete recovery was confidently John- Joiner. and Isnalius Lawless anticipated, but -witiiont any ‘warn- and Louis O'Connor. May Her Soul ing her gentle spirit passed peace- Rt-st in Peace. fully to the Glorious Home Aibove. Early in life she mode public pro fession oi her faith in her personal

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MRS. EDISON C. ROLLINGS

‘£40m MR. DANIEL A. MATHESON

At the early hours of Monday in word and deed, in the home, the morning. January 19th, 1925, at Mt. church. the missionary socielzy and

Hope. there passed aiwny from the Sunday School she exemplified hor

scenes oi this lite to the larger, ful- Christian principles. ler life of the Great Beyond. Daniel A. Matheson. He was born in Rose Vaiiley. gixiay-three years ago. mov~ offend

ed to Belle River in the early yea-rs And glad oi an oi his life, and remained there un- commend .

til moving to Mt. Hope eleven years With ease would pardon injuries receive news

ago. received Job Printing, new and renewal sub- Mr. Maths-son was inthe full en- And ne'er was happy when another g¢ripq°nn_ 1,1, juymcrt 0i good health, until a few grieved. '

days prior to his death. when he was taken suddenly ill wiLh pneu- monin which proved iatai, aotwlth- a ‘loving iwife. standing all that physicians could daughter and sister. do, and the best oi loving care and attendance proved oi no avail.

duy. Jan. 21st. the burial taking ohild-ren:—Stel-la, who was summon place in Dundns Cemetery. The ed home from her position of teach funeral services were conducted at tr m’. North Winsloe, Blair and lit

the home and grave by his pastor tie Alma at home. her husband's

the Dundas mother, who but one month ago are called for “n Friday’ Feb‘ 6th was bereft of hor life partner, llBl‘

Although the weather and roads lt-arenits, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown .

‘wllre unfavouraihle, the sympathy Mayiielti. itwo brothers, William of “ml ‘Councmors “mm” for the family and respect to ‘theJllmsdale, N.S., and DeWitt of May- LB““‘_A (incensed was shown by the people field, also tlwo sisters. Miss Martha attending from all the surrounding BPOWB 0! lilflYfliflil. and MPS- Gi-"T- examinations hem in the Georg?

Rev. Mr. Aitken 0i Presbyterian Church.

don Laird of North. Rustico.

conumiunities. The funeral, which was one o

There are loft to mourn the loss

of a loving husband and father, a the largest seen in this vicinilny ior "m" w“ a marked succes“ the” narrowing widow and ‘two sons andia long time. was held on Saturday

(our (laughtgrg, n3me.'1y;—<An-gug afternoon, the services being con

nnl Murdock ci Vancouver. B. Cs, ducted by her pastor, Rev. A. P. , ( Lied by the m,“ E’ Auywell satisfied with the results of

u! ‘he pmdbwmian {b6 examination-A

Mrs. Dan. Stewailt, Edmonton, Alta; Hodges 858i Katherine. Los Angelea, Calif; Mrs. ken, pastor Murdock Nicholson, Winnipeg, and Church. New Glasgow.

Mary at home. Also eighit grnnd- (Pilirifl PIN" 60W)

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She is m0“ deeply mourned as grand Concert and Basket Social ilevmed mmhei- will he held in ‘Sturgeon Hall on

Besides a wide circle of synvpath- 7 30 G0 d r h local v izing irlends she leaves ‘to mourn and glymialen? pros an; y The funeral was held on Wednes- £1 HrlLf stricken husiband and three

--ROIIN H000. FLOUR. Whole- sale and Retail. i-lolmaifs, Summer- side. 751-l-6ti.

-WELL KNOWN RESIDENT BEAM-At Clinton, on January 30th, James C. Friuel. Deceased was sick only a short time and his I death is deeply regretted by his many friends and relatives. His tuneral was held irom his late res- idence to Clifton Cemetery on Wed- nesday at 2 p. m. on the arrival ot son Kenneth from abroad.——Y.

—THE ANNUAL MEETING OF EMERALD DAIRYINGCOMPANY took place on the 21st inst. The business oi the season as explan- cd by the Secretary was quite sat- isfactory to all concerned. A discussion took place in reference to the proposed appointment of aii instructor as intimated by_the Agricultural Department circular and the following were appointed Feilresentatives to the convention to he held in Charlottetown the fizsi week in March: Messrs. W- H. Mayne, M. '1‘. Lambs, P. L Cash and Peter Sinclair. The old Board oi Directors were reappointed ior the ensuing year.

—BOARD OF TRADE —J. J. Morrison, President of the Sum- merside Board oi Trade appointed the committees for the ensuing year. Railway: Chairman, L. R. Allan, LeR0y Hodman, Creeiniun liicArthur, George liiisttart, B. W. Tnnton, Dr J. F.McNelll. Marine: Chairman. J. E. Campbell, M. L~

Bradshaw, B. T. Holman, J. S. Allan, F. W. Strong. Produce: Chairman. John Green, W. W.

Smith. P. H. Muttart, L. D. Car- ruthers, G. W Phillips. Industrial: or Development: Chairman Hon A F Arsenault, M. F. Schurnian. Claude Holman, Peter G. Clarke, J. E. Gallant. Publicity; Chair- man J. R. Barr. B. G. Rogers, Ralph Dodds, John Pond, J. J. inman. Mails: M. F. L. McKenzie E. Nicholson. improvements: Chairman R. B. Richardson, Cllllfl. R. Hensley, H. T. B688. J. M. Nicholson, A. R. Brennan. Good Roads: ChairmanW. J. Lids-tone, G. D. Pope, G. P. Grady, John A. Lea, A. B. L. Horne, W. A. Allen Dr Noonan, C. H. Stewart.

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..*OIVIL NOMlNATlON.-—~Nom- inations for Mayor and two Coun- cillors for the town oi Georgetown

to fill the vacancies caused by the resignations of Mayor McDonald and Mc-

.."THE SEMI-ANNUAL public 1 town High School on Friday after- belng about twenty-five of the in-

terested rate payers prceent. All expressed themselves as being

....”‘MEE.‘I'-INGS E-NJOYED. — Evangelist J. C. Brace is still hold- ing religious meetings tit Bristol, Lot 40, and is‘ doing progressive work as he is mighty in Scripture and is winning many souls for Christ. He will be holding meet- ings every night this week. Every- body is welcome to come and enjoy a good service and get good food for their souls and be able to feed on the word.—+Com.

.."‘AUCTION PARTY ENJOYED. 4—The Auction Party which was hold at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Langaphee, Cherry Grove, on Monday, ‘February 2nd was greatly enjoyed, About one hundred people being present. Auction was played for two hours and after curd playing a beautiful lunch was served in iMre. Longapbees best style, assisted by her mother Mrs. Joseph iMcPhee of Glencordnlle Aiter lunch dancing was resumed in two rooms until 8 o'clock in the morning when the sun shone high in the heavens and they all de- parted wishing iMr. and ‘Mrs. ‘Long- aphee many thanks for their en- tertainment.

....*WOM.EN'8 INSTITUTE-Tho monthly meeting of the Women's institute was held at the home oi Mrs. Joseph A. IMoDonald, Har- mony Jct... on January 80th. Al- though the night was stormy with high wind the meeting was very well attended and each member did her part well. After the meet- ing Auction was played for one hour then two sets were danced and step dancing by Peter dliclsaac oi Sourls. The violin was played by ‘Mr. -Francla iMoVarish oi Harmony. The organ sounded the National Anthem and each departed with thanking Mr. and Mrs. IMoDonald for their pntertainment.

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nation held in thc school iluringliiu National Anthem. the Afternoon. He rcporn tho examination as being most suc- ‘ccssiul.—A

iPetain’s Curiosity Blots Out a Pleas- ant Memory

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..'Dr J. W. Macintosh, the Dfllmlar M. D- of the eastern cup..- tal is kept vcry busy those days taking many long drivcs to patients at distant pdrts.——A

MR AND MR5_ JAS_ c_ SENTNER French-Italian frontier. CELEBRATE GOLDEN Jdeutenunt-Petaln. whose resourc-

WEDDWG Les were rather slim, took his meals ____ ' fut a imodest inn kept by a young ‘ On Wednesday. January 2Sth.Mr, Elrl of remarkable beauty. and Mrs. James c. Sentnor, Lorin-t Iiewillv Marshal Powin. repres- lot, ceiltlbrateiil the fiftieth annlver- ontins the French ormv at the im- sary oi itheir niarria-gc. iveiling of a monument to the war in Lho ilvenlng thirty-five guesitsflileud here. decided to take the trip who comprised the sons, daughters. into the mountains and visit the Brand children undone grand child scene of his garrison life as a sec~ afillsetllllbrlled "1 the oozv home at Loy- ond lieutenant. The ‘ marshal ud- musmwdzigcilii eiiilflyiiilblo evening oi mitted to his aides that he was w“ i m i_ "lg-d! l"! us. games. etc. anxious to see how the former ‘Prgaemgltlfa e n- beauty o! the inn looked after 40 w the nnnin-‘iTnt-izln $33K’: um“ ’°“"- the mm, and (Iaughners, the m; die Iifllgil voth tile inn and its dress to Mn 38mm” ‘being read by owner‘ gl- wu colts dersbly larger. his son Theodore, the presentation “my "a" Md work“ n we“ ‘Mug m,“ by another son Auk contrast, however, in their respec- bfilfle. The address to Mrs. Sentner u" “m“rn°" Th‘ hm’ “ken” was rend and m8 Dresenwflon ma“ Bil W ti! llalnt and reconstruction. by 1m- daugmen Em M had ecome considerably younger. immediately following m, m... Whileall ta paint in the world

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N" d! the brothers and sisters by 76ers had wfonlbt upon its once Phoebe Sentner. the only sigm- a; fair owner. '. ' homo. This address was read by‘ "DWITJW rioolleot a second Preston Seminar and on, ppggqmg‘. lieutenant‘ called Pstain who fre- ti?” made by nouns Seutner. . loudness your place some 4o years do Oltlt 11 odlook the groom negate.’ the marahall asked oi the old “:11 0a sumptuous supper whim woman at the end of the meal M eelrved n admirable style. when he say! that she had failed . r. dbert Warren read a laflter. . which was accompanied by a gift, fIUIIl Mrs. Philip Fay, Trygn, ‘b9 one fNmi Emory and Mrs. Mabey. Begum. . , "W0"! the nods present were ,1". George Sentner. the only sun!“ his brother. and his amloable wife and Mrs. s. Grey, Olty. elooompaniot for the solos. ,1‘, d‘ {:1 OI

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Seen As British National Peril

(Associated Press) LIANCHEEPER. F81). iL-Edeioline oi the biiit ravto in long-la has , _ lie-come a national peril in the opi- “he Oldmké‘ l‘ p“??? nlon oi sir Robert Blair, dormer d*1“i§’l“°l‘-1="">°"-l""“° lohleif education ofllcer of this Lon- “ Bimviifll. cum? ~ to ,. don County Counicll, who. sipeak- we “hm”? “llflpm emu‘ . lug at a Manchester educational ‘hem 139111"!- flm- 09°F“, conference. estimated that within ilfivnlinating did will" . .:he irext eight years ‘there would be “mgi "hwhmgn “ mm