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PAGF. SIX ,

PRINCE ED WARD TODAY

WITH SHORT TALKIEB

Lovely, llngunrcm, nude for love! Could any mm resist her?

— TOMORROW

Matinee 8.15 16c lnd 31c. Evening, 7.00 — 3.45 .. 26c, 42c, 52c.

RIM];

LLKING r-IIOTXI l

11$

B. if.

ALSO “V AC-ATIUN. LOVES" (‘OWEDY

i Watch for Grand Re-opening of the Cllpitol Theatre—Complctely Renovated and Equipped With Northern Electric Sound. The Best Made.

Mary McKenzie .. Jean McGregor

Hockey

—M.

‘Fhemhed Wing Sisters" of Gcorge- | town met the Imperial Sisters oil Montague for their ﬁrst game this scasnn in (he Montague Rink on Sat, urriay‘ niizht.

The izzirne “was a little late in startlnc as some of the Red Wing: were rlclayrrl in their trip up, how- ever ivhen tiley did get started the inns were soon rewvnrdorl. for their vrainvas the game was frist and full of spills.

In the first period the home team had the edge on their rivals and aft- er about tail minutes play Margaret ivfcllltyre succeeded in getting the first counter oi the evening.

Although the Red Wings pushed matters pretty hard, they could not get the rubber past Freda and the period ended 1-0, Kenneth Cobb; 3, Clayton Simmons.

In the second period the home team i Glide 151-4. Ernest Nmwn- again carried the play into the visit-i Grime I (SH-l. Eleanor Wood; 2- ors territory. and after a strenuous Wlllilfd F0112 3. 51115011 51501113’- ﬁve minutes Reta. McLean scored the 011M110 I (Jl-i-l. Fledellck NW‘ second counter for the home team, i011-

Irom a mixup in front of the net, Perfect attendarlcez-Edith Leard.

Although the visitors made some ,~El8lll6 119K141. E11SW0rlh LIYBG. Ed- nice runs and exhibited some nice ‘word Norton. Robert Norton. Lyman combination they were unable to get 519ml’. R01)?" Bil-WW". Jilﬁllelle through the Imps defense. iDawson, Ethel Dawson, Muriel Cobb.

The most sensational exhibition oi HETlW-‘ii NOYliJTl. Flﬂleflﬁk NOTED» stick-handling and skating of the ev- 113711191 Mllcnilllllld- enlng was handed the on: by Ethel | McCarron when she carried the puck i through unassisted and scored the Lhird and ﬁnal goal b: tile evening. Standing of 5min: Volley School

Jucling by the way Ethel can jug- r f0!‘ Jimliﬂflli— gle the puck she must have been Glide VIII-J. 140N116 Prfilliit 3. getting some lessons tron: "Pete." 1 B68810 Wliin; 3. (Tile-Ste? 911811191011-

special mention of the other play~ Gfﬂdﬁ VII-l. M6!!! 010V"; 7. er: is unnecessary as tllny all played Keith Hi1frli18i0ﬂi 3. 010013‘! 511d- good hockey on both sides. the visit- _ burY~ urs were short two of their players: Grade VI—1, Dori: ‘Burt; I. Hef-

CRAPAUD SCZEJOL

Report for months oi December and January:

Grad: X—l, Willie Sherreng. 2, Edith Leard; 3, Elaine Leard.

Grade IX—l, Edward Norton.

Grad: VIII—l, Robert Dawson; 2, Robert Norton; 3, Lyman Stordy.

Grade VII—l, Flo Jean MacDon- ald; 2, Lloyd Harvey; 3, Douglas Sherren.

Edith Dawson (equal); 2, Philip

Parker; 3, Eleanor ‘Prowsdale. Grade IV-l, Anniien. MacDonald;

i2, Muriel Cobb; 3, Ethel MacDonald

‘and Elsie Stordy (equal).

Grade III-l, John L. Stordy; .2.

SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL

and they feel sure that. the game mB-ﬂ BTYRHiOIlI 3. Emmi Will-B- would have been much better ir ihcsc ‘ Grade V—-1. Cordoiil Hlrrinsiion; were on hand. 2, Muriel Leurd; 3, Mildred Clseley.

Grade IV-l. Ivan Harrington; 2, Hubert Caseley; 3, Stacy Brylnton.

Grade III-l, Helen Champion; 2, Urbln Glcvef; 3, Olgl Cotton.

’I‘hc gume wo: refereed by Ran- Iolph Carruther: to the entire satis- lucticn of th: mam.

i REGULAR MIITING OI K. OI‘

y shlrp. Importlllt bulincll. alao-a-a-zi

i i | ‘for th: yelr. l alums ~cnx aunu-a u»

ltelmster: of" at our lllllrcom. Pure iMilk Co. Ltd.

i 10th, a P. m. silvcr collection. 1Creck '1 p. m. W. R. MlcWalker, min-

i GONE BROKE. Th: but of Chlr-

- der the direction of Mr: Arthur H.

. and cost: or thre: months. A drunk

__ Thest,,'YO',,wnjlox.-Living in c house which m ‘iin such condition as to leave the cc-

Grad: V-l, Jeanette Dawson and,

Central Guardian

c. madly. rob. 10th. at ‘I v- m"

‘I'll: VOGUI. ACCOUNT! lust rendered immcdilt: lcttlcmcnt rc- quested l: we lr: closing our book: 3200-24-31 Bat, Tues.

for 70c. Buy you: lupply from our tf

1 sr. rsuus PAH-IS]! HALL-ll- lustratcd Misclonlry Lecture on iJlpln tonight, Tuesday, Ilbbrulry

i 9258-2-10-1i.

BAPMST SIRWCBm-Ncrth Niver Field-Sunday, Rbrulry l5 Pllrvicw. ll l. m.; North River 3 p. m.; bang

lster.

i lotteetown‘: local tllent, will tlke part in th: plly "Con: Broke", un-

Ropcr, Prince Edwlrd, Feb. 28 lnd 24. Proceed: for Y. M. O. A., lnd sponsored by the Charlottetown‘: Y‘: Men’: Club. SOOO-I-I-Si

POLICIPCOURIE-At the Police Court yestcrdly morning l mm charged with th: unllwful possession" lcl intoxicating liquor wl: fined mo

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and incapable wa: fined $5 and cost: lor ten days. - ‘

I MANY HAPPY RETURNS-Mrs. iMichalel Hennessey we: receiving the congratulations of numerou: friends‘ Sunday on the anniversary of her birthday-Al’! years young; Mn‘. Hen- .ncs.scy was born lt Sumlnerviile, P. pa. Island. lnd-haslivedln this city for over» sixty years. Sh: enjoy: cx- cellent. health and is a pleasing con- vcrsotionalist, im- relniniscencc: oi the early days in Charlottetown be _ mg most interesting. . - - . " PREPARING _ FOR -WO0LLEN lulLL-—l'-'or the past few week: carp- cnter: have been prcplrlng. the build- iing on Queen Btrcet, formerly occup- ied by McLcln and C0,,- for the mach- llnery of the Lanclrigan Woollen mill ‘c: Souric» which in thc-futur: will operate in Charlottetown. It-i: under- stood thlt- l considerably lugmcntcd production of woollen good: i: lnti- lcipated after the change bl: been ci- ‘fccted. ' l ‘ ' l

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DESTITUTE FAMILY CAEID

vrupant: practically exposed to th: fwcnther, a family of six, real" near Annandcl: were found by the ,Provincial Police to b: in very in- ‘digent circumstances. On Saturday fihc head of the family, a. man of ca, iwas taken to th: inflrmary, hi: sons, itwo lads, were placed in home: in -the neighborhood, lnd l daughter was brought to the city and placed _ur.der observation. Th: two young lchildren of the latter, following a ‘hearing before Judge Fraser at Sour-

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lt 8t. John, returned homo “tur- day.

Th: mlny friend: of Mr. Dcnlld Nicbcllon, city, who wl: to blv: left

h“! thlﬂ hi il confined to hi: homo through illncu. .

Th: Gulrdlln regret: to lelm of the uriou: illness of Mr. Jame: Rob- crtlcn, ln aged resident of Grand 'I‘rlcldi:. .

Mk. W. S. Hughes, who i: l plt- ieuii in the City Hospital, it i: plea:- ing to note, i: improving.

Mr. lnd Mrs. John A. Stems, Bridgetown hl: left on l trip to Bos- ton, accompanied by Miss Mary B. Stems, R- N., of Boston, who hi: been vuiting friend: and relatives on the Island.

At Rotary

the speaker we: Mr. R. E. Fraser cf the Summer Rrtillur Complny, Bli- tlmor: and of th: Illlnd Ibrtililcr Company, Chlrlottetown. Mr. Pm:- er gave ln interesting talk on the origin lnd development of the fer- tilizer business.

Rctcrian J. M. Murley was in the clllir lnd the guest: were Mr. Triv- ctt, Charlottetown Mlnlger of the Swift Clnldilu, and Mr. H. G. Rog- ers, Charlottetown.

President Palmer spoke of the pol- icy of the Canadian Advisory Board toward: immigration and the nltur- alizction of new citizens of Canada. The musical progrlm comprised local solos by Miss Ethel Coombs who was encored. '

In trwclng th: history oi’ th: fer- tilizer industry, Mr. Frlser stnlted that it was first. stimulated as .1 result of the warning issued by Adam Smith the great economist. that the world would not be able to fccd it: population.

Then the chemists got busy in or- der to discover what clelnents they could put back into the soil to rc- piace those used by the plant. This work wl: afterwards taken up by th: vlriou: experiments] farm: and lll- ustration stption: scattered through- out th: world. Iz- ha: been determin- ed thlt there lre three principal elements in fertilizers: phosphoru: nitrogen: lnd potassium ordinarily known l: potash. Phosphorus wl: first obtained from bone: but these were insuiiiciant to meet th: d:- mlnd lnd bodly phosphate i: pro- cured in th: form of a rock found in southe n ﬂorid: and to l smaller extant in Morocco. This phosphate rock clrrie: phosphorus in the form of tricllcilun phosphate which treat- ed with lulphuric acid yield: whlt i: known l: mono-calcium phosphate and di-calcium phosphate. Thea: form: lr: water soluble lnd soluble in wclk acids, lnd are therefore l- vaillbl: for plant food.

Mr. Fraser than described the pro- c::: of mlnuflcturlng this phosph- at: which i: ground into the consis- tency of flour lnd to which i: ldded a weighed quantity of sulphuric lcid lll dclllng with potash Mr. Fraser

iis, were placed in the Orphlncge. In ‘the winter particullrly. th: flmily Ihl: been dependent on th: neighbor: for sustenance, Police report. The ‘barn adjoining th: houl: wl: llso in l stlt: of disrepair. GOODWIN-CURLIY NUPHALQ- Th: marriage of William Goodwin son of Mrs. Rose Goodwin of Rum- ford, Maine, and Mary Florence Our- ilcy, youngest dlughter o! Mr. lnd

stated thlt l llrg: percentage of this clement i: foundin Germany lnd 3a smlliler percentage in n-lnco, these two countries practically controlling th: source cf lupply. On: loin-c: cf nitrogen lupply i: nitrate cf lodl which foi-mcrly clm: llmoct entire- iy from Chili. Binc: the development cf synthetic method: of mlnuflct- uring nitrltc of sod: that element hl: been colnewhlt reduced in price.

iMl-s. Michael Curley of Fort August- us, P. E. l. was soicmniud Wednes- day, Jln 14th lt 5t. Athlnuiu: Church, Rumiord, Mline, Rcv. D. J. Heglrty officiatlna- Th: brid: looked

lchiffcn with colt and hlt-to much land carried l bouquet of role: l-nd icumctlcns. She was lttcndod by hcl- {cousin Mu: Helen Lynch oi Rumioxd, while the groom will: ably mppcrtnd

was sewed ct th: home of the groom‘: mother, 200 Wlldo Street to friend: iof both bridq and groom, liter which th:-bridal plrty left on a trip to some of th: prlnclpll Amcricln cities. After‘ their return they will reside in Rumiord where the groom i: em- ployed in the Oxford Mill for the put seven yells. He i: ll:o l. member of th: Independent Order of Forest-

A second source of nitrogen is

Jound in th: by product: of cok:

1118M. I This is a most importlnt source lIm the manufacturc of fertilizer.

charming al-ccccd in Royll nlucf Between 100.000 and 000.000 tons

‘nr: obtlined from th: United Stltcs and Clnldl, lnd l: each ton of coal yield: lbout twenty pound: of sul- phlt: of ammonil th: immense niucntity of coll used cun well be

by hi: brother Ambrose. rbllcwingimn. An interval-inc development in th: ceremony l wedding brﬂKfl-Sth-hl 1M9 10W W"! h" 59m "l! ll"

of lmmonil lnd lnhydrou: lmmonil mlde from th: inexhlustibl: supply of. nitrogen in th: lir.

On: of the largest flctorio: for the production oi lmmonil i: in Leunlworke, Germlny, where thou:- and: of ton: are produced.

Fertiliser hl: bccome of p-rlmount ‘mportlnc: in ngricultum todly, th: ilrmcr: not only lpplying llrge

on l trip to Floridl, will regret to blg

At the Rotary luncheon yesterday,»

er‘: and of the Loyll Order of Moon. . qulntltie: per lcr: but increasing

H: formerly resided in st. rhci-ccccithe wnoonmi-ion. ‘rhm m own, p. lll. 1. lnd th: bride we: one of run iciemnni-I required in P1100 Mil but i. A“ - populg young luqiwzss these lr: practically lll found in I mgr-mm;- mmq, join in ylgmmgth: loil it i: unnccclllr! except o:- i-hem I ion: Ind 111D]?! wedded lifg, 'c:l:lorll.lly where on: element i: mu-

LlNI-U! Glade II-i, ll-Iln-y Clseiey; 2, ‘m; 1g g. ‘W134 mm 1n m; (gm ' 39ml"? '“" ‘ ' ' 3- 1'1"" r ' lllnlrd’: I- - am Im n». of fartllillf- [mporlll Sister: Rel Wing Sister: Grad eI (l)~—1, Eileen Glover; 2, m agwluglon’ to chow m, wgﬂd-

Ooll Rosemary Glover lnd Billie Wood- hedl Fraser . . . . . .. Agnes Solomon intinn. (Null). 131m“ Grade I (b)-1, Willi: Champion;

Winnlfrod MDmlld Mrl. J. Mdonne 2, Unmet McKlnnon. .HCDODIIC ...... Min. McConnell C/rldo I (0-1, Ruby cueley. :1 McCornn .. Am: Mcunln ‘Beecher-Kathleen lulu-Y. Icvwlb m; uglntyf‘ Buggy”, Hydrated lime, on: of th: com- cta Mahala m“; cunninghlm, Stella ;_..':mon proved most eﬂectiv: l: remedy-for .umm ,”,..-.. mun-Joint: cluhrcot in ccbblgc.

Francs: fclvwrymoneat lnd chelpcct chemlclls, ha:-

PllI-lillill»! wide mom cf ulc fcnillm in- dustry, w. heur- mentloucd the vlriou: clement: coming from lll plrt: of the world, Florldl providing ——— the pbclpl-lltl, rock. Th: culpbux from

Mil-- Aiiliwtiil- McQucid, city. i! which the sulphuric laid i: and: i: lt 5t ” ,, the guclt.ofobtlinod eight tbuollud feet below Mr. lnd Mil. Jll. McOI-bl. the lurfll: in lmlililnl. In mining -— thin, lupcrhlctcd mam i: piped

Mrs. Berbertivcoey, York, i: r:- covcring from her reccnt- illnell.

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HE CHARLOTTETOWN GllAnnrnuv _

surface lnd allowed l l. . United Btliu, Bydnly, Montreal lnd Prlucc, lnd other: plri: of the world furnish their quot: to the flrmer’:

Bedeque Notes

Mic: Dori: Mulmy. Oentrll Bede- quc, returned to he: homo. liter lt- tending th: United Church Prccby- terill in Chlrlctbetown.

Th: many friend: of Mr. Artcml: Schurmln, Centervill: Bedcquc, will regret to bclr of hi: contained iii- neu.

In l friendly glme of hockey in the Central Bedequ: Rink on Mon- dly evening, Bu: Clp: Trlvers: won over the Bedcqu: Buyer: to the tun: of 8-2. Th: gem: wl: hotly contested, both tum: out to win. Th: Belverc’ diminutiv: golli: tum- od l goodly number of allot: lwly from hi: not. The Cap: ‘Ii-averse gclii: also stood some pretty flncy :hoi:. The peulltic: wen few lnd flr between. Clean, fut hockey wl: the topic of the evening‘: mtcrtlin- mcnt. Th: regular line-up: were on ice, throughout the glme.

It i: planing to report that Mrs. Hart Concicn, who wl: undergoing treatment in the Prince County Ho:- pitll, returned to hbr home llst week much improved in hollth.

A mat rcgl-ettlbl: lccidcnt occur- red at the Ocntrll Bedcqu: Rink on Tueldly evening, while th: Solvers were prlcticing for hockey. In com: accidental way, Mr. ﬂed Moyl: luf- fered a mupllced shoulder. The many friend: and hockey flu: ex- tend to Fred the most sincere cym- pcthy in thi: regrettable lccldent and wish him a very speedy recov- Cf)’.

Thr- rcprcsentatives oi the North Ilcdeque United Church to ottend the United Church Precbytcrlll in Char- lottetown were: Mrs. Jeni: Jlrdine, Wilmot Valley, and Mrs. Clark Mac. Qiiarrie, North Bedeque.

The sympathy of th: neighboring communities goc: out to Mrs. Pill- mcn lnd little son in the 10:: of c. husband and father 1nd to the b:- l-eaved re‘ " , mother, son: and daughters, w: commend thorn tn the One who dccth lll thing: well.

'11:: new rink lt Central Bcdeque is th: acen: of grelt entertainment for the middle-lnd l: well l: the young. Till: rink equipped with cv- erything up-tc-the-minute, i: gnltly patronized by people from Wilmot, North Bcdcque, Cap: ‘Inverse, Mid- dktOlL-CW. '

‘I'll: regullr monthly muting of th: South ucetown Women’: Inuit- ut: we: held lil th: home of Mrs. Samuel Drunlmond on Wednesday evening, Jluucry 28th. There were ten member: present. Roll clll was amwered lnd minute: of the lut meeting were rcld lnd lpproved. It wac- decided thlt thcnlstitul: elcui the :chool lnd buy a new coll scuttle for th: school. ‘Tm: bulincl: portion of the melting being over, tho mut- ing closed with th: Nltionﬂ An- them. Next meeting to be hﬂdlﬁ the home of Mn. Picton Recvu, roll call to b: answered with a Valentine verse. A dlinty lunch wl: then serv- ed by the hostu: lnd lll left for home, feeling thlt a. very piciulnt evening we: spent. '

Mrs. Henry Crucial", Willnotvvllley, who wl: seriously injured when fire dcstroycd her home mm: three week: ago, f: now considerably improved and i: lblc tc lclv: th: Prince County Hospital lnd i: spending l few dly: with her dlugbtbr. Mrs. I-lorlce Hucstia, Wilmot Vlllcy. b:- for: returning to her home.

Th: Centrll Bedcque School i: making rapid progru: under the very efficient mlnlgcmcnt of it: teachers, Mi:: Jolmlon lnd Mi:: Miller, both of whom lr: lplring no effort: to inltil lnd inculcate into th: live: of the growing boy: lnd girl: the educltion to fit them for the lif: before them lnd th: prin- ciple: of good citilenlhip. which er: qullitie: w: lll desire. W: lll hop: they will b: lbl: to continue.

Th: following l: the ltlnding re- port of th: Imm- h-llwwn School

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for th: month of Jlnulry=—Grld: IX-l, Madeline Burns; Grld: VIII »—1, Eunice Mccdlnillc; 2, 1.0m: French; I, Dori: Mlcﬂlrvillc, Grade Alice Dnmlmcnii; i2. ma: Recvcl: 8, Ilcrllc: McClrviliv. Grad: IV-l. Ivolyn Navel: I, Alvin Stet-Ion; I, Flt-rick Murtlgh. Grld: 11-1, Edith when; I. 14:11: Ml:- Clrliile: S, Hubert llnl: lnd 001::- tinl Mlﬂlville (Oqifli). Grldl I- 1, Florence cum: i. Irlucf: Boul- m; I, Aultin Boultcr. tel-foot lt- tandlncoz-Jditb Qtctlon. Teacher, lilac Mctvlr. % Ocagrltulltfcu u! extlndod 0c, Mr. lnd lll-l. lcilcn Irllht. Mid-

Mr. lnd lih-LJH-cnk Wcth, York. down, melting tho aulpbur, lnd the Ibo II: IBM!‘ It. WIN’ IKE. Wjlbhlltbtllﬂjlllpcdlbthe-

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mm. c: the birth cf l "bonnie HD1100)!‘ . . r

mluy, Ohllll, different all-t: of the ,

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Most Crucial I Game

of the whole series

Don’t miss it.

at 10 o'clock

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Regular prices

The people of ‘Wilmot are very busy these days hauling their crop of potatoes w New Annln. whcr: the genial merchant, Mr. John VPill- man, i: very busy buying lnd ship- ping a: rapidly as possible. Potato shipping would b: more cntllucils- tlc if the price were more attractive. However, the saying goo: "on: mull. be thankful for smlll mercies." Th: Bcdequ: folk lr: busily hluling po-

Th: ice has been very helvy, but the road i: getting flrmdr, now and more hluling will tlk: pllc: soon.

“In lif: there i: delth lnd ever- lasting life," lnd lglin there lre‘ another p:::cd on, in th: person of Mil: Helen Clark, _who pused peso:- fully ewly on ‘mcsday morning; Miss Clark wl: the daughter of ‘the lat: Mr. lnd Mrs. Georg: Clark,- of Wilmot Valley. All her lifetime, she raided in Wilmot; until "recently, when sh: went to Summercidc to r:- :id: with her neice, Mrs. Jlrvi: P. ‘ranton. Mis: Cilrk lived to th: rip: age of seventy-five yelr: lnd for l number oi years, sh: wl: subjected to heart disease and passed lwly very luddenly on Tuesday. All through her life, ah: -w:: l lady oi true Chrictlln character and very hgihly esteemed by her mlny lc- quaintances. Always ready to give a helping hlnd to those of whom might need lulstancc, sh: took ln actlv: plrt in lll social 1nd church affair: and will be greatly missed by her mcny friend: in th: community. The dccelcod ialve: to mourn, l brother, Mr. Ewen Clark, of Wilmot Valley. Th: funeral took place on Thursdly afternoon lt the homo of her niece, Mrs. Jlrvi: Tlntcn and wa: very largely attended.

Mi:: Alice Jewell ha: returned to her home in CcntlevLl: Bedeque, lf- ter l very pleulnt visit in Char- lottetown.‘ Miss Jewell attended the United Church Presbyterill. While in town lest week.

Lower Freetown Women's Institute met on Wednesday, cnulry Silt, lt the home ‘of Mrs. Rucsell Mcoarvillc. Th: president presided lnd opened the meeting with the Creed. Roll call we: answered by ton member: lnd four visitors. Minute: of ll:t meeting were rold lnd lpprovcd. Th: school committee were unlbl: to giv: report. Sick committee te- ported on: box of fruit lent to sick in the district. Bccretlry then reld the correspondence rellting to In- stitute. it wl: decided to sell the cm- broidcrcd cpreld for $5.50. It wl: moved lnd seconded that th: Beer:- tlry lend for materiel for to mlkc‘ l quilt during th: winter mouths. It wl: decided to have l locill even- ing next month lt th: home oi Mrs. Elton Clinic. Women requested to bring ‘mblnds. Roll clll to b: lll:- wand by whistling l tune. Meeting wl: mcvld ldjoumed lnd tb: Na.- tlcnll Anthem brought th: meeting to l clan. \ Mrs. Isllc Burn: then glv: l demonstrltion on brlidiug mltl. Lunch wl: then served by th: hnltcu in hel-‘ulull good manner.

‘rho "lore" men lll: not noglcct-

6d lll thh winter. It i: believed t-hlt Oundu evening lnd night ruched u» home point em: mm. li- ﬂmlcbnme pawl: all: mu ﬂut-

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Ft‘: it ABEGVVSIEITS,

i.‘ BYS TA L8 TONIGHT at 8.30

Seat Sale Opens This Morning ,

Get your reservations early this morning as the manage- ment expect a sell out.

tltcc: across th: ice to Summersldc.

SPECIAL TRAINS TODAY LEAVING SUMMERSIDE 4.45 P- M. RETURN FARE $1.65. LEAVING MONTAGUE 9:0 n. M. RETURN FARE $2.00.

‘Some discontinued lln

imferent shade: and styles. " "Selling this week for

i 5.; {ALLEY 6o’

oluuur l-IOSIERY

- worth up to 82.00 l pair, in dif-

FEBRUARY

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CO. LTD

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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molncter relchcd 11 dcgrccrbclcw zero on Mondoy night. However, lll slid "if: cold enough." 50m: of the women folk hlv: lolt their flowers.

Among tbcl: who lttcndcd th: Grlnd Divilicu Billion‘ in Frederic- ton on th: 20th were: Brcl. J. A. Jurdinc, G. I. Hu::ti:, both of Wil- mot Valley, ‘and R. B. McClull. North Bodoquc; Illlc Wllkcr lnd Jlmc: MlcMurdo. of Kelvin. These brother: wont down on Tuesday morning, returned on Wednesday morning lnd they ccrtlinly bring a fin: report of the fellowship lnd courtesy shown them by th: people of hedcricton. '

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Miss Hildl Hlmmill lnd Miss}

Mlry McIvlr, of Kinkorl, lr: Ipcnil- | ing l holiday in Grand River, vlsit- I ing friend: and relltives. -

Mr. Henry Crozicr lnd flmily, of North Bedeque, who were unfortun- lt: enough to 10:: their beautiful hom: some three week: ago, lrc now scttlcd in part of. Mr. Huber Mlc- Quarrie’: checl: flctory. A plrt of th: factory ha: been made very oom- fortable with n. few slight chlngcc.

The mlny friend: of Mn. Thos. P. l-lammill, Kinkorl, welcomed her home, liter spe “* l very pleasant mouth visiting friend: in New York lnd Boston and Fall River. While that: she wl: th: gulltcf her dlughter, Mil: Annl B. Hamill, R. N., New York City, lnd Mrs, A. D. Fcnnell, Boston, M:::., lnd on her return ch: hld l very pleulnt vi:it with friend: in St. John.

‘m: limull lnd ccngregltionll

dclth of her brother, Mr Wm. Pill- man.

Mil: Jcln Ilkizzcll, RN, of Boston, Mam, i: spending a holiday in Cen- trll Bcdeque, th: guest of her aunt lnd uncle, Mr. lnd Mrs. John Friz- well.

Miss Mlrglret MlcFal-lanc, sum- meraidé, spent th: week end in South Bedeque, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur MlcFlrlanc. ,

Mr. lnd Mrs. Jame: Mccarviiio. of Klnkorl, drove by teem to Bummer- aid: on Tuesdly. They reported tilt ice told very good.-—B.

‘hlleyrlnd, th: brillllnt French diplomlt, we: flmou: for hi: laconic way of saying things. On: day he r:- ccivcd l letter from l lady inform- ing him '01 the death oi her hus- band. Immediately he seized his Dell lnd wrote in reply:

Dear Marquise: Alas! Your dcvoicd Tlllcyrlnd.

Sometime llter the same lady “lll him l missiva lnnouncing llci‘ iii‘- prolching mlrriagc. This time iii‘ wrote: _ Dear Marquise: Ho, ho. Your oc- vcted Talleyrlnd.

NEWS FROM

Garter’: Feed Store

We hlve Just. received l fmh IuppIy‘ of

Buckwheat Flour

MM: from CHOICE "SILVER- IIULL” Seed Buckwheat.

‘splcnclu m rcncnxcs. rounmou ac.

6 Cont: Per Pound.

meeting of the North Ildiqlll Unit- ed Church wl: held on Wcdneldel’ liter-noon, Jan. 21st, with l goodly number present. Th]: congregltion hlchldeverygoodyclnllllc- count: being met. l: well ll the Mam: being ccnlidcrcbly remodell- 0d. Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson i: DI!" tor.

Fresh Graham Flour

nude from choice cleln w elt, lnd lb: belt of the elt. 5 Cont: Per Pound.

Whole Wheat Cereal

Gilli for Porridge or Who"! l DUI!

luv. Mn. llcynolda. Centrevill: Bedeque, lttcnded the Pfelbytcrill Ilt lbeu Cercll: llll "W

well. Phone for lillll»

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meeting: in the ‘trinity (mum: lt Chlrlottetown" on Wldneldl! lnd ‘lhundly. i

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