it.i;‘i..*.2’iiq

vacuums!’ 5. .

.0 ‘w... Ta.-

Ali Fat .". Do 1w know tnstthored- a lim- Dli. harrnlep, err

,i’ilCE ‘ EDWARD

H-ELF TH-E PROTESTANT OB PHANAGE this ulternourl tending the birthday party in Zion" 9'95"?‘ Hall.

4’ st-loe o... ldeimslfs Gaul",

G autumn “and; at... and l’ Y el moms e urld Frsai “imYlmi-v vsleesis» u

overiatness that rns ‘and secretly by unywnm H1319 ll, lusiml the slirnnesa of you! Tfilre is and it is none other thrtni

h t. biet form oi‘ the new famous Us oia Prescription, ruoia Prncriptlo

IGOOUNTO in our ladies (Cnpyriflht: ail right; n.

ronavnlans. Tomlin-m a s38.

Matlnda. 4...“... cartel-en 100.; -

EvervingDr-eheetra 37c. Balcony 26c.‘ l autumn m- d i

' ‘ "con-r FOIIGEDTHEHWQ

. wear dept, dresses. coats. lure and row coats at 26 to 33 bl

aeily without icing through some exercise and

skate with build aster the game ' 1-1 percent ctr. Prowse Bros. Ltd. at

over, IQ one dollar

"*°'-VT$IN..FA.NDU.ET.Romano - msuoatatifo. s. a.- Re-

cue. or vou can. _ecure they;

from the llarrilbi

”"°'“°“d‘“y M“*°“ 5"‘ m’ "w" l l" suite or the tact that we hllthwr

ltilridir-‘evetiils-z 2i ket_ social at the new protestant

Eve‘ bo y welcoming; _,

“"11" l! ltlllsday yesterday. so nnxi- on receipt or prim W! We're we to make !ull use nil ‘--—r-—-PO@~ ,_ ‘we lorry." ‘that we zot up in good rtorl at, the time urld alt-er hreaktast said good- tne Qllw bye to the kind ladies at st. Barn- Bbae Hostel" and started of! on our Will’ to Alrraa. Our first stopping lilacs was to be Bruay. We went along the old laminar road leaving with regret the towtn oi‘ Be behind us. live ipussed the v 0i liwidigneill where the ‘uerodromel had been and at last saw the tows °i Billet’ Ln the distance. We did not slop until we entered the lami- iiur streets. Bruny is justas was without the military- bowls lion. The mines are being worked as usual and there are quite a uum ber or‘ people in the streets. We went down to the Adminiw irillion Buiidlilfl which had been our old headquarters. item our oi‘- {ices had been. while General

lidacdouell, had their moms upstairs. in the gar- den at the back, were some pleati- ent shade trees, and here one night a bomb haul landed making a great deal ni’ noise but doing no damage. The building now looks very quiet; evidently the work o! admifiliitrw tiou goes on smoothly and requires very little hu-mnn machinery. The town Major's oilice nearby is rrow the abode ul‘ a Frenchman.

bl the Oil-Ir dti-e- Cluh ‘$19. M" '0

‘sleeves-ates, renevafii. 26- Upper _Qrl_eeu.'fi4;¢_et, w A ‘will continue business. until stock is cleared Joseph 5mm

On Thursday aven- ly W 1923' Rev‘ R‘ H‘ ‘sttw-o suatinees held ., . ____,__

leaves this jliflrlllll! {Continued} from Pxe 4 auvlsit. ll. is under --- --—--————*--= w lobe dissent (or sum his departure Mr- All“ his fll6lldlQ.ll‘NlQr DBIYltl C. David will lfl or in the vicinity of H015 should be (feature in this AW, '

at the Garrison Olly fl!!! IIJIWWT-

bali ‘at Hampton.

that tossed tlic Dog‘ that worried the Cal that killed the Rut rim are the Malt. so net-e‘ here has been r. long libel?! action iroru the political King at the top down to Mr. vow and his 1dig-

.' NEW GOODS JUST iN-JSOO yds a“ P9" limfievllil tVIBQYJs and i _Ile'i_ tor ‘ladies 4nd“. gum, mm skirts. Intent shades selling at me I NE sale discount. Pmwse Bron,

to $0 cents. children V. la o!’ candy follow; 2i

All Mason's Cornu- was.

there when Quincy and

Abner Stiles, the black- smith, had it out.

aerated C icura Taiqm

ditaarsa u. st... thel Suinlucrsslde, High School 'y 3W9»?- Ketlf ‘ttlebixtlt. Skate too.

‘suv ‘ivpyv wan, the so; din- cqtlntéhiirazon. Our entire stock o! i gngdsseliing at 20 to 33 1-3 per coup-discount. Pmwse Bros. Ltd.

M ....u-..°a""“'"- Wwflm-u-a emf...

I cam-ran 1dr BOOTLA - ‘l "ill/fill!!! is rsvouruitle Rev.

And how folks I-swanned af- I l Ker it was overl

Sawyer

The greatest home-folks’ chtgiggfigf‘ l1,“ I story ever written

There was much “CfMMlIlQ" ot the political‘ eoelts uh that hula-hie ttb or December and not n_ little ‘warns’ and -~w.~et-..-- zo say nothing oi "l-at-ltilling’ since. some political reputations have] been sadly "thttoref and tom" iri the process. All or ‘whizh ‘ more or less politicaiw-Yes, we fore- see that it will be hard work to keep either the Railways or the Railway Town out oi political But we must d0 our "best in those trou- hldus times and "tr "matters even more political than -.hey are tit-w. we must “grin and bear ll," as suggested in the‘ Patriot

. lSnbbulh m: at Birch Hill et- luau: M Kiowa» at ‘l; "anti-Birch Hill at __ -

' ‘ ‘ THE one JOrlN WoIlNAQQ-"T ccurred ‘Yeélelfdtll?’ P. E. l. nostrils- . John Wonnacott. ' been Lu taillnl 116111"! l"?

Mr. Woniiefvtt- was in his 54th yea elm seturdey beiore underwent an 0MP“ aids, a trouble Ih

int-rerun: - On Thursday oven- i‘ log. March lst, 1.923. Rev. R ‘Sttlver: will give

v "The Need of the Age".

Arlnr-ls-wion adults

.5e.le oi‘ candy lol~ ll

OWiLlptG MATCH. --A double er‘ lb‘ the L. O. C. Bowling

frotzuurament ‘tonight Carvell " vs," Eskimos and "K. o! C. vs. Rail-

BEDEQUE METHODIST CUiT.--tD. V. Rev. George Merria- D-‘tstor oi the Sunnnersido Metho- dist Church will preach cn Sunday -March m. at flevleoue 11.a.ni.; Fmarletown, ll pm; ca” Tmyerbe 7 pm.. All are cordially irwited to Breei .the visiting, milnlster with lflrke audiences. "

" TEA FRICE8 ADVANOI-vlt has been learned from theSnlada Tea 09111131370’ the reason for the rec~ ent increase in the price or tea, The larlely increased consumption in Great Britain (‘by tar the largest ten drinking country in the world) coupled twith the shortage in the tea crop this year oi over 80,000,000 lbs" have had the inevitable suit. The ol-d lawoi supply and tie- mand has worked once more, and

‘SIRTHDAY PARTV. —ilemem- bar the birthday ill-arty in Zion Hall LMIS, site-meson from 4 to 6 in aid otjhc Orphanage. "Ymr a-re invi-t,

Illll .. _..._.._... fl .. . .. ,_

n; until he vilified away yesterday iorenoon

lie was errlnloryed l stews-n k ($0., since the b“

was orgshilzetl some thl ago and served his appre as machinist with the MoKi-nncn l‘: McLean ioremunship oi M"

ilhe late Mr. Wo marl of quiet antd who made irienda a great lavorite wit

fiicient machine

Coughs are a re-_ suit not. a. disease. They arcthe result o f}. inflammation caused by a cold invading" the deli- cate“ capillary . air tubes inythe i lungs».

THE oaearesr HOME-FOLK sronv even wmrrsu. . . _. n" HAS THRILLS! COMEDV! nomarvcsr HEARTZ’ » ' ; m-rsnssr AND A are eutvqm

strong," but there were no orfic- srs in urtitorm at a special table the diningroom. aodohe Clfll". inns who were lunchixi: there were‘ a very nrtlinnnv-iooking lot oi poo»

nuscotl: wrac- l l9“- k-imdly ciliairecter

Board n! Trade had better not send any delegates to Ramoth Gilead to battle. 'l‘hey might get ntixt-d up in ptilltlca aslhev passed throuirh

.l_-lEAD..— Services next Sabbath March 4th at Orwell- Head at 111's! St. Andrews Or- also on Saturday. the 3rd Ma-vch n: meeting oi’ all I “ldlbfirurii will be ndrinvs Church at 2

John Bowers. Blanche Sweet. Chaney. Barbara Mac-r, Elmo Lincoln, Louise D°w|l"" Clean and sweet w ih El‘ plenty of-humori-Jfllotlrnrl."

The 'i‘heatre wire-re our concert

atmosphere is so qmliticuliy elec- La

higher than ever been before in the rrlc ever there lust now!

tea industry. The Salads Ten Com- anv were forced to increase the ‘ price of all their blends, in onler to maintain their standard of quality.

at the greatly increased costs. l‘

rrmso v ans

night alter night ,is still used for entemriarueots. but,il fancy they must be rather tame in coul- son with those given in war ii tried to get into the Theatre hut the door was looked. l have many sacred mullet-lee connected with that building, (or it was the-re on Christmas and New Yeursitl i916 and i917 that we held ‘

once did. No doubt, the luxurious iiie 0i "post war days has changed our outlook and ‘our taste in houses more exacting than it i went up lo my old d looked out oi‘ the win- dow, iron: which l used to watch l the zbuttalions passing by. m“ white dust now lay undisturbed in

one ol the most e men in Eastern tfaneda. _ rest in sport and was.

oi‘ flowers. his the 31011541“

Claire McDowell, vidqe. Victor Potell.

Epics or The my

LITERARY 80CiETY.—— "Mark Twain" will be the subject oi‘ an address by Mr. DMK. lore the St. James Literary So- ciety this evening in St. Jame!

e Pine & Tar

allays the inflam- mation and quick-

Mr. Jobn McGiilivery. Vernon". . was a visitor to the city. yesterdnY-

Scenario b! Iernardjlcflozrvllle ‘ from Quin Psiton mustn't novel

Wholesome. honest. clean-v iy. alternate pathos and laughter with gelling gun rapldiity.—“Boston Telegram." I

‘.37 g

Better than - "Way Down 4 EastF-"Poat."

uau. The ntcetiug starts promptly i mmmtlona m, h“ an

ext-silent, exhibition iaud. w” 81 aye a prize winner. ' For marry years her o! the Fire Depnr inber or the "Rollo" Gomlllwy winch iris lathe-r at that timehmd he“! there on Sundays Inn-r Divisional Band. playing - the sch _ we w,“ hymns and chums. and the‘ Gomqhmfifilnd on m Chara“ m, la veral time: heal been our~ Thousands o! men were‘ gated ‘in the huts built " nds. _We turned in at

JCFVlUES. The place on each econ» m- iununu w" and a m“. chud. “l? ‘m’ ‘wlgfitfl’ "22’: ma‘; “girth? were plarina 0n the Dllvement. u." many o em _p - » ' ~

sent then, lie in the little come teries werwere continually lpaasi‘ ‘l remember the tfihurclt parades

ly corrects the con-

“Buchart. was a visitor to the cit)“ THANKS - MrA-w M Wepaased the buildiln

the British alrnb

ulunce had had an w.‘ hospital. it has gone back to ll ‘ owners and -is

THE SECRET OF success

his: artlreciation in fur farming is correct. feeding. The continual (eed- ' . inq o! one food will not qivmth: but results. A balanced a

yvisllcs to express o! loindneas and [sympathy s by runny krimd friends and neighb

lea Doris on the occasion of his recent sa

Allis-a Constance Murdock has returned to her home in Murro)‘ liiartilor after havifltfl l1}

with her M ml ‘ tlrwriglst, Char-loot

tubes that causes. the cough.

4. . In bottles 25c

i. o ;"""tlults0u

to mourn besides his i0“ “P “"5 WW‘! secure vigorous vlxene producing cine more and mere realized each‘

cceesful ranches are uslnplmper-

union services on the stugelliter-whlch ‘e "mm l‘ mafia” w ards, when the rows or‘ earneetw“ honw young men would come to receive.

the Bread o! bile. . ~‘ “w” mm

and Bruce of the Bank, Mankolra._ brother. Harry. of the w c Jhloncton and (our sisters . s; NM n“ From ma Theatre’ ‘a ‘hvawute and made on liiine building whoreone day. with two otiicers or‘ the 3rd Brigade, 1 y“ f g,ea.‘.|,“p,-_o ‘r went down the shaflt and wandered alga: s,“ "QM.

thousand feet below the w

‘town oi Bnlay. l remember still \ “Wfla” the deli; ‘

11A Puauc MEETING will nelsiewrt i=0"-

hcld in Emerald Hall on Friday, March 2nd. at 2 o'clock to discuss fertilizer requirements the operative purchases and market- Spenlteirs" from . "Potato mowers‘ As- cocisbion will be pres

.1 wMtrs. ‘Robt. T. Mouse who L

‘bamym m-mczqry t]; (or 3 year and rs the reason nu time riteeedmhe crisis of her diselise land complications withstood, will This Ls reassuring news ktr-t-he many friends who sustain- iedvdreve anxiety for lim- recovery.

We will gladly furnish testimonials. . -

Mrs. S. A. M042".

Mm; .1_ey;'_\v..3.hw-| Chateau buiidinz- More. titer

IMPERIAL BISCUIT 00., LTD." y

end "he" 1' "a" Charlottetown . - the from steps a ' maid-servant came» to d l learuetlftbm he!‘ were living there qp asldds permission en‘ andlsire phi?“ ' GlTYWKBM-a cenildisssi and-told we Q50 "we laleased jtib-lvtogiaphs as Me qnljndn; ‘so; th aid which put him u.‘

Th» funeral will talus p Friday at 3.30 p. m. from residence 106 Ullller Prince St._

Y 1N . Mauoitllliif

m jlevirlgt mentor-y mother. Mo's. D. "P. passed away January Mumoy Harbour South. "War cnunot say, n-n.l we will um

htful hot berths which wa- ‘bad u. ti... building aite ‘M’ ‘-“°“t- turn to tbejgurince. ii

it?" ‘whit 1° in" other. to sel-

Miaa Charlotte Mdflonndd tinned to hi?!‘ home’ Friday at. Nine {Mlle Crook miter spending a very; leoseiit week mo. her sister Miss- oien McDonald. and Miss Julia McEncborn and other friends“

ORAPAUD 1ND’ GPRENGFI ELD:

“ larch ,. v Sprlngiitlid next a-t Or-tbaud‘ at 4 n. 1m.

lidarylst 11 a. m.

Are YouhSending The Whole Child To School a

enemies prove that ‘over 60% of the‘ Unhool Children ‘N ""- lqllliped for their work beanie faulty vision. Your child's-chance in ills ' "WY 4098M upon your acting

ihefiwiflléilll; w:

narrow itelitrion." iMid-‘weolr service. , in, (ilqqtrurnd Wednesaklays a-t 7.30 and Slsrlngneltl on Fridays at 7.30 Every-line cordially invited. " DEIATING SOCIETY. — The [literary society

held their dirst debate on Feb. M. The Bllblect‘ iilrfor aiiscussion was

, Mimi Joan Maser. (‘ihnrrottemwn is visiting friendswn Mt. Albion _ lhjldy. and where w dellthjtl ljfOllrjqltllmdn dinner "pertinent Kin were great tivonts. at 1i time oi grehl were "the moat dare- ts i"have~ ever attended. Cer- ey- lacked nothing Whlfll was calculated to stimulate thd mefflmetnt. The tables were decal ‘ iflhil artistically and tn we tltteueina W "l JHllfQmN "and

ribbons on their breasts.

severing alto snug vr-ry acceptllbly Mreatiey Riven

“Come Unto Mo." The atcompanist was Mrs. Joshua Bdllum, iMit. Albion.

‘ m}, I That "she is dead-she is all!" into the courtyard and over tiie coaclvman’! house. lny bid room. it was unoc- ed decidedly grimy. room where the A. ed to-live. All trace

Y inserted by her daughters.

‘Mr. '1‘. D. Lilla’. dealt very master- subiect. depicting the would as a greet capital bank with thetaxpayer groaning st the retielving‘ till. vrlriie opposite were ‘the tinny. new. sir service. past - m! future wars.» eaiiefleee all draw lit against him and ‘only hdplng that the world's worker would keep

Skin Cream l

8 CHINAMEN A _. " IN HALIFAX "DEN"

HALIFAX. Feb." 28.—Elg.ilt (‘llirla- men were "arrested charged will! "being in a room where perwlw resort l0 smoke opium." following braid at thraeoclock this morn- lnil by tho-Royal ell Police on the‘ premises

ear "m: rAcTs. Aeour Noun 6idiLD’l'-EYIO_

it; 13:. ailments

"oval Batik sue: QFFIQE nouns." n.

v hi! R°°d Vhilulgrwh on! a rass io amon rindwaintlelied th y g p " g ‘lidsyiwlrere once‘ the llons’ Md been quartered _ln w The place: was now vary

mush the trees. was an anxious time for us and _ and no merry parties break the gave us an eiperiende- of. yljgtfg» BMW‘ silence oi the over-hanglngmoughe. war oi‘ movement ‘inealfs; ' The last time l left Chateau-do la Probably some of the happiest _ Hale was in the beginning t‘ April amori ' l ‘ WQ-lwlilfiiléaviggniliélsilmilz-1918, when suddenly dboutotwelve ‘aloud. élllatgau gfllzd-ilginale. flag: y.“ "my ‘v0.0a d“ the" pew e- m- en e odd niem. alter hnv~ an ideal military home. Down the . n _' . , v . ..__ , _ ____ U5 5min‘ the‘ trees - The niece 'r‘>‘l‘.'|.i‘.§°.§.'.'. Li‘: 23.22:“; elm o’ m’ hm Mo“ ‘he "on ‘é ¢' mess once stood is now meet the advancing Germans. That I (Continued orrPlure Six)

During cold weather chaps

cause a‘ lot ofdlscomrert. Canadian Mo...“

i speakers" or the evening were N, Hing. l1 Mctlloliald, 1'. "Murtagh y and G. MrDllfl."|‘hef¢tInmilt1ee_in. ' tend having m; extpusme m”. glam in connection ‘with the next _._ kirhais. Saturday evening. Subject; Resolved that the warrior has whsen of more benefit to the world

It should ' therefore he worth a grnt lean toyou to learn o! a paparatioit which will promwiiy and afflsctively heal chaps and keep the lkln em and healthy.

sweet"... spared t ma; ~s -."*9\l009.9B~

x Qg-reatefst tree rn v1.6 Adhas ever known-

lirssent had faced death in and new he would be ca

The pdllce report they entered the room w Chinese.- were, it was tuil oi 0991"" Smoke and om- opium lam-p it's‘!

ship uuituru» till. q

__._.-_--—--i

it so largely during-thrvmmr

-~o+e+-~ - W’ ._.._

HAVE Y-OU BEEN _ " _ ‘ma. NEWEST in settings in!‘ engagement rings? . We have a large as- sortment oi lrare stones and pearls and ‘no where ‘else elm you find such working! de- signs. such hrilliancy oi coi- cr arldsucb cundorrnity with i one‘: pulse. ‘ "l

.-i'.:..i-“*""2r iii}

4 A A u l‘ - v t.

I

x.‘

t/oTace‘ it in the ml or» cording danger p

‘Our experience face lotionfhas convinced ua that there is nothing hotter

MRS. DAVIS} NEllVllllS WREBK

Tells woe.- Sle Wu Re ulna tefirfoct llealtl by Lylrl VqetalloConpoantl

llan.—-“ l cannot. spell

ollai Cards l 3ERVICE

textile evil thereof." est crowd. ima the dining-room V!” ed by those thatjeht - hen. ti remember 0h alter a Christmas

the headquarters aistants wamierinl! ark streets is a sin?" o... condition whlc striding them to th was at Bruay that memes their he" evbhihss mm i in; malt used to a

eiightiul to he ,in ‘the m and see the weli~

i? Rubbing Eases Pain

in his well-blown Receipt Book. Dr. Chase writes: "You will allow use one remark about lirimento— hdlllllltlfihlitflllibtdlll. fiomiwcniy btliflyiuntillhepanbtnm from the eleebfieadoftwowtluecmintslmasitln heal season,"

Rttbliig-vvill: Dr. Chase's ldliment ilqsrflyfl cir- calatiu, draws the ' away from theinlaisrlparts. w. s.....§$§\»a yew‘ - 9; h i. k were direhtors met at t -‘c¢q¢|...

SKIN “ LOTION

We have made this lotion -f0f sortie years and have a re- miss-si- demand (or a. u la " seething. healing and cooling.

Castle A Soap . y

We have luat received an; other shipment of the sate‘. ‘bu-stud eeuret Prep» any“ _ leap In ilrfla bard-Jilly“ ls‘ raally a wonderful, i“ the ehatnumbsr neuronal- trona who Wlfiyllflp ‘

m.’ 1'" . M’. smulsh us by per

neither stinky or grassy and is readily absorb- ed by the akin. At this assert you should always have ltt an

just had to force

. i ‘homesick tior the _

s.

vnooi+i "..“P.f.‘2‘l§°="1’,‘

“(we d pm expoiure t6 -, . .1 ‘ h " ,. an r ‘ - ,- o.t e (allowing smears moan; "u;

the sumand wihd.