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'l‘HE RUBDOWN is not complete unless finished with Millard'sl Gives new life and glow to the whole body.

MT. STEWMRT NOTES

libs Mary C. McDonald, Panmum Hi“- ilflid n. visit to friends at Mount iSiClYllft last u-eek.

Miss Margaret lilartin was a visi- to‘: to CIIBXRPiLSICIJ/il on Saturday lust.

lilies Mary Walsh, R. N., U. S. A,

i.- silcildtng some time visiting her'

llarcllis Dr. and Mrs. James Walsh Ml. stcwart.

Mr. Joseph Douglas, Savage Har- ioif. was a visitor to Charlottetown (liizi-‘lllliidhy last.

rifles Etta "Bcmbrick and Messrs. Fflguk Jardirle, Alex. McEnchel-n lllld Winston Birt, attended the d9. britn at Cherry . l-lill on Tuesday "llilli- Fell. 4th.. and pronounced it "iiibwt held for some time.

sir. Alexander McDonald. Law- mwf- MIN. spent the week end 111°- sucst or Mr and Mrs. wnl. Mc- Kenzie. Mt. Stewart.

A number of men are again em- ployed at work on the new Lake "mic Puquiu railway. and by the my the l: is going ahead we liill soon h e the fourth train coin “is into Mt. swam-i;

The many friends or Miss Marion lilnKciizlc wm-o glad tosee her back lit WClIk on Saturday afternoon.

The occult: of Hd. I-lillsbom and “llmwldins districts were shocked to learn on Sunday morning Ne. 16th.. of the death of an aged. and "Film/ed resident in the person of

R

Vdriving home from St.

Miss Mary Cameron in the 92nd year of lie-r age. The funeral will be hold from the lirme of her nephew C. B. Cameron Tuesday afternoon, interment West St. Peters Ceme- tlery.-—D. '

Mr. Ira A. Douglas, Potato Inspec- tor, was in Mt. Stewart last week in connection with his duties.

Miss Mary C. McDonald, Panmure Island, was in Mt. Stewart on Fri- day and spent the week end with friends at Tracadie.

‘Mr. Ray olnailwcca, c. u. n. Borden, spent the week end at his home here.

Mr. C. McWilllarrls has recently purchased a new Kolstcr Radio from the local agent, Mr. McLeod Doug- 1&5.

Miss Cora. Douglas, Charlottetown spent the week end at her home in Mt. Stewart.

Misa Annie O‘Hanley, accompan- led by Mr. Elmest MeErtcheril, were visiting in French Village last week the guests of Mr. and lvlrs. Temple Murphy.

Mr. 1". J. Smith. C. N. R... the week end at’ his home here.

spent

Tile annual meeting of the Pisl quid East Egg Circle was held‘ ill the school on Friday night Feb. 14th. Immediately after the meeting was opened the atanding- of the Circle was given by Mr. Aeneas McKinncol, the secretary. Remarks were given by Nlr. D. J. McDonald, following the iusufll transaction of ‘ ' Mr. ‘Wallace Birt, president, gave a veil-y interesting lecture on the “Plo- per care of Poultry." The meeting then came to a close.

What might have proved a fatal accident occurred to Mr- nnd Mrs. Tlelnple Murphy on Sunday while Andrews Church about 11.90 a. m., accom- panied by their two children, Ber- nice and Clarence, also Charles Mc- Lnllan. Vlfhen crossing Savage Bay, quite near McIntyre‘; Bridge, the horse broke through the ice. ‘rho

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‘ I In nick stomachs-instantly trill-rum. “new” n‘! ..i::;;.iaii':i wit" "i Yr: m’ liolnacll on enclave uu- in dve minutes. Then you will aln a

know what to do. Crude and llarnl ill

methods will nom- appul to you. Go prove this for you: owluoh. It may

. A ~ ... 3% clan: for 60 ‘n ‘in oomotl guns l aehia. Bub lo contain; f dino- ww-w “more. ~

storm the W. C. '1‘. U. meeting has _ been postponed till Friday some place and time. ~

Court yesterday motllllla a drunk and

days in jail. An assault case was dis-

mncouraglng attendance. Rev. A. C.

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The Central Guardian i

THERE WILL B! 12 WCLOCK ROBIN HOOD FLOUR. nuiiec. DANCE in aid cl the sick fund Tuea- only from selected who“, day evening, Feb. 10th, in the Lobe . . 15214-10431

ourcrs r-rotective Union Hall. 1759-21 , -__ PRINCE STREET SCHOOL LIT- ERARY CLUB-Mn. Cosh will give lier paper on Seville at the Literary Club in Prince Street School nus aftemoon. r

ISLANDEB. ACCEPTS POSITION -Dr. .8. B. Modem leaves this month for New York when he has . v a ‘ in the - Department of Obstetrics c! the new

POSTPONED-On account of the

I POLICE COURT-At the Police

incapable was fined 810 or twenty

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posed or with a $20 fine to the oi-

fcndm‘. Doctors Hospital. Dr. MaeLean al- '-—' illwiih a. Young man is well qualified ON EXTENDED TRIP-Mi‘. Hid I01’ the position. W25 hi8 IIfl-du.

Mrs. J. J. MacKinnon leave this mc-mlng for New York whence they suil for Cuba, Jamaica, Costa Rice. unci Panama,

ated from lidicGill University and since that time has hm practical q. De-‘ierlce as an in-tcrne in the Royal Victoria. Hospital. Dr. Mlacllean in a son of Mr. Murdock McLean, North Wiltshire. '

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-Mrs. Jam- es Hughes while returning from early service in Si. Dunstans‘ Basilica slip- ped on the sidewalk fracturing her hip. She was removed to the City Hospital. i

RECEIVE THIRD TREATMENT- The third treatment- for immuniza- tion egainat diptherle. was given at West Kent School yesterday morn- in: when Dre. Yec and Goodwill treated over 75 percent of the pupils who were due for‘ theirct-hird innoc- iulations. As on the other two occas- ions the teachers rendered invaluable assistance. On account of the bod walking several of, the younger pup- ils were not p“esent. Those children

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH-Despite; the inclemency of the day all serv-| ices at the Baptist Church had an

Vincent spoke morning and evening, giving messages earnest, searching rind impressive. Mr. V. L. Dingwell‘s

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Nervous Dyspepsia! y fiilcriielhcilc-

"For years was troubled with bad hendac ca, nervous

dyepepse and liver troubles. Finally tried ‘Fruit-a-tlves‘ and » am now entirely wejliP-R. A. Bovay, Trenton, Ont.

Years-old liver ' , constipa- tion end overnight with "Ifruit-a-l tiveef’, say thousands. Dyspepsia. biliousness, heartburn, gas, sick ” -' ‘ go like a flash. Nerves quiet, sound sleep at once. Kidney and bladder ills, pain in back vanish like magic. Rheumatism, neuralgia, neuritis deeamp quick. Complexion clears in no time.

Teri ol nature's greatest‘ remedies combined in handy little tablet. Marvelous discovery of famous Can- adian doctor. Speedy results,

act "mit-a-tlvcs" from druggist today. Be new person tomorrow.

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Steel of Canada

Simcns .. .

Winbipeg Electric Y. I

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Allegheny .. .. American Cali .. Ailaccnda . Bendix Aviation .. Pcnlck do Ford Consolidated Gas ..

a . ears ,MeCcll Frontenac .. .

ing the broken link as soon as weath- cr conditions permit.

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WORK AT LIBRARY AND ART GALLERY-The last slliplncilt ofi book-stacks for the new Public Lib-l rary left Toronto Friday and should arrive within ten days when it will be possible to continue the trans- portation of the books from the Dodds Library. Mr. It. L. Cotton is at the present time in Montreal in- specting the paintings of the late Robert Harris there. It ‘is thought that there are about seventeen paintings in all. In addition a num- ber of people in Charlottetown, who have o. number of the Harris paint- ings, have offered to loan them to the gallery for a time. Some of the furniture of the Harris estate has already been placed in the art gal- lery. '

5°“ a‘ ‘hi’ “wmmg ‘""‘°° w” ‘“‘ W111 have an opportunity to receive International Ilarvester .. . 92'; interesting feature of the day‘s_ mu- that, mmaunent M, ‘he Red Cross ob Kennecmt Cgpper H m m" 57,2 sic. Among the announcements of {we on Wednesday afternoon, Feb Niagara Hudson Power n 16% 3:211": 12113;?”§§‘°.;Z”°‘.2.;;22.; m“ c ~ ~- "- l r . ... ..... 30% service Wednesday at 7-30. and the TWILIGHT BECITAb-Muslc lov- '§f.°.§.;§...C§yBw..~.. __ 44% Baptismal service next Sunday 91-5 are greatly indebted u, M155 ‘Radhfn 43.; vveulus- Spencer for the pleasure she has been lS‘-\"llrig Securities a . . . . . . . .. 15". . " "i" “gum-cm BM"! in her ‘Weekly Prove-m 01 OP- Eiandard Oil New Jersey cow f CLOCK NOT S R - gan Music. Last Saturday the Re- '1 n .. l0". ens have once more missed the fam- cjwl w” even more delightful than d" g1 iliar toll of the hour by the town the preceding ones and those who Q P. a __ W ___ _ _ _ _ __ gig‘, clock, which is failing to strike for were prfleni; ape looking orward General Mow“; __ __ 43m‘ the second time this winter, although with keen flnflflpgflgn to m‘... week; u a 5mg. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 136a; | still keeping excellent time. The program, which will be presented at source of the trouble is the broken 5 o'clock next Saturday. The Baptist 551.455 J chain of the striking apparatus. The Male ‘Quartetie, (Messrs Roy Quig- ~ I new hook recently placed in the iey, Mark Calder, Leigh Dingwell, Bank of NW3 5mm; ,, ‘.326 chain hus been working well. Mr. C. Jack Stems) sang with beautifully, Bank o; Mung-ea} _ _ , _ _ . _ , ._ 312' W. Patterson, who does the repair blended voices a setting by Dudley Bank o; Commerce ,_ 262 work on the‘ clock, intends replac- Buck of "Lead Kindly Light" and the Rgygl Bank .. 3i’

familiar hymn, "Now the Day is Over." Toccato and Fugue in D. Min. Bach. The Curfew, Horseman. Christ mas in Sicily, Pieric Yon. Ccntralto Fummm; by Mowag, g. Macqmiv. Solo, M's. J. P. MeicNutt. Cantabile my’ smck any,“ Cesar Frank, Barcarolle in F. Min. i Rubinstein, Grand Choeur. Dublois. Mont"; pow" l

MARKET GOSSIP

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. } Montreal Power has furnished af splendid leadership to the mark-zit the last few days. It continues to

eellilaround the 140 level. It is said

in brokerage circles that prospects

are bright for an increase in the nur-

rent $2.40 dividend. Besides a split-

up is in the cards for this year, to-

gether with other developments such

as Carillon and another customer-

ownership campaign for share nlli i tend tc surround this campaigner with: QSUIIICISIII. interest to keep the stock- ;in the spotlight for some time i-l‘ l come. Good buying has colne into ill‘

PERSONALS

Lieut. Col. o. Elliot mill, mo. c.l to the Governor General left yester- day morning for Ottawa." to attend the opening o1’ the Federal Parlia- ment.

Uu Millard‘: for Nenrnllin.

MONTIIISAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Market reports furnished by Green- slllelds d: Co., Montreal, to Stewart Jones d: Co., 88 Great George Street, Charlottetown.

‘timer-la neckline than can be‘

Quoted at closing, Feb. 17, 1930.

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"run rouse. rcortrrs so-

. Call Money .. . . . . .. 42H. CIETY of Trinity Church begins o. ' series of classes this evening at 7.30. MONTREAL 5 Mrs. Creelman, who has been a. suc- . c i

_ ccssful art teacher will give a course ‘bulb! __ M. . n‘ ___ 28. in that subject specialising iriinter- Alberta Puma 0mm H __ 03h»: ior decorating. Dr. Ramsay will Asbestos __ ___ ;__ 21;, teach literature to the group inter- 3111mm __ ___‘ ___ _ _ u 37 csted in that topic. Mr. Edwin John» B‘ A_ on __ ___ ___ ___ ___ 39 stone, B.A., will lead the class who a Q Pawn. __ 371;: _ desire to become better acquainted Buudmg Products __ ___ 28‘ with international affairs. Dr. P. A. Canada cu. H ___ ___ 37:“; creelman will have charge of the Canada cement,“ __ ml‘; Public Health course and will give: Cum“ Power and Pap" __ ___ 13.71, a valuable resume of the evolutiomcmadh Bmwmg __ __ 7 history and aims of public health. Dmmmn Bud“ __ 791,; The courses will each consist of at 3.0mm] Power securmes __ __

least six lectures. The Committee in charge extend a hearty welcome to everyone interested ‘and are particu- larly anxious to have as many as possible of the older young people enrolled.

Fraser Company .. . . General Steel Wares .. Home Cil Imperial Oil .. Industrial, Alcohol .. International Nickel .. Massey Harris .. Montreal Power .. National Breweries .. National Steel oar ..

Canada Bronze .. ... 5‘- CansdaJMalting .. ‘

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,of tho sleigh luckily luc- ceeded ill getting out of the sleigh before it went down. In a short time a large crowd gathered and after more than an hour's strenuous cf-

131-73 28‘; 7-.

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forts they succeeded in landin the Dominion Tar .. ...- ... ..... 20 horse safely on the lee, but not be- Famous Players .. 49".- ioro the horse was quite bcnumbed Noranda -. ... .. 401i by the icy water. As the animal Illdl Power‘ Corporation .. ... 76 lost the use of its limbs, it was found Price Bros. .. ... l:

. ... .... ‘I55’.-

n y to hfllihll’. D0 BIKINI‘. Th8 mcupants of the sleigh wore taken w near-by farm houses. where they, were cared for, and found it necev. sary to remain there for the great- éy part o: tho day, owing to the heavy storms.

Quebec Bower .. Shawinlgan .. ..

2411015“: End.

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You can ‘atoDV that mm null discharge in» an

The death occurred at Bend ct l-Iillaboro on Sunday Ebb. 10th.. of

Miss Mary C. Cameron, about 90 h b gb ‘h, years of ago. Funeral notice lama. ..c%ho;;_.._ --W. No medicine to -——— i"“r.l.°" ' RGENCY FBOCK hhli O I» ~ Em intfumon-of ca- ‘ * and 5W" mmdllm wh“ i‘ “ad gel. well. Nose mud throat are cleared

m "gnrsgency frock." Mode of flat crepe, in black, green or red, it taeturm fine summit. narlnl IR!!!

of offensive diociurplo; Cotlrrh, nose ooldn, coughing and Ipittlng come to an and when you we ostarrnooorle. it iaflliro to eradicate your cold. Got Citarritoeonc from any dl-nnint. ‘I'm

stock lately.

National Steel Car j

I ‘The activity and strerigth in Na-

tion Steel Car is attributed to pooii operations and in this connection it! is contended that the stock is some- what undervaluc with current earli- ings running at tho rate of $10 peri share. '

Gillette Safety Razor i i l

According to New York advices c» 200,000 share group has been orgalliz-f ed by prominent banking houses to operate on the constructive side of "GIL". It is not expected that im- mediate efforts will be made to mark up the stock since primary accumula- tion has not yet been completed. Moreover, operations for the fiiist quarter will not fully reflect the ben- efits to result from the introduction cl‘ a new rapcr and n new blade. which will be officially announced

.~ ‘larch. "GIL" is an excel- ..',....;nent stock, according to ices, and a conservative llllfCilli-r: at current levels for the long pull.

Quotations furnished by lllowat d. MacGillivray. Stock Brokers

Montreal Stock Exchange

Abitibi Asbestos Bell Telephone a. c. rbwcr A . B. C. Power B Brampton 2B Brazilian Building Products .. Canadian Car

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Canadian Bronze . . . . . .. 54".- Canadlan Industrial Alcohol .. 0.. | Canada.‘ Power 6r Paper . . . . . .. 13-‘5 | Cocltshlitt Plow .. 21bi- Cone. Srneitere .. 240 Canedoyrcwing .............. CsnadrCement .,... 188i Dcminioh Bridge . .... 79%

Dominion Class .»............. 138's

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General Steel Wares Hamilton Bridge . International Nickel . Massey Harris Montreal Power ...

National Breweries . National Steel Car .

Power Corp. .. ‘l6

Shawinigan .. .. . 78%

Steel of Canada . . 47%: 44H

Winnipeg Elec. ,> .

' Banks

Commerce . . .

Montreal Cunrb

British American Oil . . . . . . . . . 30.05 Imperial Oil 24 Noranda . . . . . . . . 40.75 Page-Hersey ... 99% Walker Gooderhani .. . . . 91-’.-

New York Stock Exchange

American Can 142% Allied Chemical . 272% [ltlailtic Refining .. . . . 39 Amer. d: Foreign Power . . . . .. 96

| Amer. Smelting &: Refining . . . 73 Amer. Tel 8c Tel . . . . . . . . . . . .. 232 Briggs Mfg. _ 151,; Bethlehem Steel . 101 Anaconda Copper . . . .. . . . . . . . ‘l4 Columbia Carbon 185 Corn Products . . . . .

Columbia Gas .' . . . . . .

Columbia Gramophone . . . . . ..

Coiltiilentai Call . . . . . ..

Congoieum . . . . . . . .. 16",‘. New York Central . 190 ‘c I’. a. .. . 21s . 100i; 20D 61 ‘ .~'.-:< Ellin . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2B Consolidated Gas .. 120K. ‘elleral Electric . . . . .. 75%- C-ellcrnl Motors . . . ...i.. 43% Goodyear . . . . . . . . .. . . . 81% Hudson Motors .. 58“; int. Harvester" . 92!‘. Int. Tel s. Tcl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. '70 Stand. Oil of New Jersey 59h Johns Mansville . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 138 Chrysler . . . . . . . . ... ~'

licnnecctt Copper .. Holster alontgcluery Ward . . . . . . . . . ‘ilzlck Truck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Niagara. lludsoil Nexlll Stand. Oil of New York .. Cwlland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Pan. American B . . . . . . . . . . . .. .1 Public Service of New Jersey .. Radio

Alkali Works Gen. Oil Allison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2345' Enzineers Public Service . . . . .. 56‘. l,

New York Sales . 3,282,500

Remington Rand .. 36*. Radio Keith Orpheum . . 50'. U.S.Rulzlzel' 2T‘,- Sirlclail‘ Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 21?. . Etlllll Gus ti: Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 122M ‘~11 "hi" . . . . . .. . 33g

t. miingllcuse U. S. Steel .. Yellow Cab . l cc l worth