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her home. Your drug ist will stetedui u. k .1t' ild, 1 , - mu. végetﬁulﬁﬁifftrv. Trill“..- 3E3.’ hi“ ‘-‘“" " °°°" ‘"5’ ° ‘m’

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~8HOP from Holman’; Catalog. -MA|L ARRlV9D-

POGTPONED Annual the Kensingion Dairy-

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Meeting oi llll; Associiitlull takes place Tues day Feb. 6th. z 4i

—HOCKEY POBTPQNED- Ow- int; to the train tie-up the N. B. ‘and P. E. l. Hockey League game scheduled for Sumnxershie between lDcu-chester and Crystals had to-be postponed. The ‘Crystal-dribble’. ﬂame l3 sce- dtuled for Charlottetown next Tuesday night.

--BU8lNE8S to the general» both rail untl- road, things been very quiet the past tew days in Summerside, with the exception 0f Monday. when many from the surrounding dlsbrlcts drove to town tor supplies and mponterl the roads in leir Condition,

miner-side gatheredi n1 the home oi’ her- sister Mrs. Jerry Doncette on Monday

"veiling Where i1 Shower was tcn~

Another foreign mall arrived by geqm o Summerside Tuesday and] _ This makes three time; anti-mt. t?!‘ that nraiis were driven to Sum. . inetrsidc. » »

-s~ow BOUND-Not by Whiz. tier, is the condition of a sour-g 0|- iniore travellers rind other 1131993.

Tuesday nigh; in 14ers who arrived in Suminerslde shortly.

on Thursday mornin; i'ro1n Tignish and are storm-stayed in the [gwn llllllll the uerit train pulls out,

0i’ China at Bed next Feb. 8th. —K. OF C. ENTlERTAlN-The Knights oi" Columbus held their m entertainment at Thursday evening, unfavorable weat- sood attendance. and a thoroughly enjoyablg even. ing was spent.‘

--ISLA'NDE~R DEAiq-Tliei i w;

—~Mcssrs. B. W. Mania k d o, Clark. ‘Sumnioreide, were‘ ' sensors to ﬁiarlottbtlllmWlu- the wcek. ' ‘

-~M1". and Mrs. Moses Woodside Tryon. returned home on illuesday after being detained tor seveml days ir. town on account or tho storm. r .

--The Condition of Mrs. Herbert Champion and Mrs Gibbs. ihoth oi Alberton, who were being treated at the P. C. Hospital. "is improving and they will return home very

~Mr. Johnston Mountain, of Sackville. N. B.. was in Suiinner- slde last week on his way to Cape Wolf, his former home.

for three weeks.

—-l~icr many irlends will regret

learn or the senious illness o! MncLean, mother oi Mr. A. ll McLean, M. P. at, her home in ‘Lot 16 lMtrB. MacLe-an is ninety-four years of age.

to Mrs.

--Mr. Horace Lidstone, oi Tyne Valley, who was seriously injured in nn automobile accident about

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CHARLOTIETC\VN (Jiorvell llrol.

—-not a loaf o! can"; perlcct texture. ll’ you would

texture, but n” ' "- beautiful colour and q’ i llnve‘ latilfnction eveifyﬁtg?” m‘ Quaker Flour. It in all of the nine “pub, “has; Quaker Flour can leave the Qnum. ~ It, tested by our chemist: and bakers and p130", h a:

the Quaker standard in every my. i v . “P b

‘A "hhillkyvill convince ou t ‘t llfkcr loumhtlil hotter brag. M Qmker -

Packed in ruual ‘ _ 1' . ' Illa new! time ﬁlfuaulw"

THE QUAKE}! MILLS rirrnnnonoooii and SASKATOON

Mucllolnld i! Co.

. McGowan Mon"? “TEWARLH- P. ‘h-l-

_ _ _ ry 1t in constipation. colic. fygiimgéiilsféatllatsvintsigoigfgnigg biliousness. ilatulency. headaches.

and to break u levers end colds. llﬁtiitSYRU P E PS] N

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vord lius been receivedi at the three months ago, and who has (loath in lspcn, Colo.,- on January been in the P. C. Hospital since 19th oi’ Mr. ‘Malcolm’ McFarlnne, that time has recovered and re- [Btrleque ‘lie is survivedl by one turned to his home.

brother. ..\li.'. John McFnrlone, Cur t“ leiton, and one sister. Mrs, Jane

-TAKING A CHANCE-Fe ‘lv- . . . ~ - - -

mg ‘he plan of Hours‘ whichliwhl fvltLuridilm. Maishiield, P. E. I. insure or take n cliunce on W051 nny kind of l1 risk, a local spo-rls- 1min of Sumuierslde placed a but on Tllllfsdlly iliut by tithing zhe first trliiu that will leave Summer» side after that duy, he would a1"

tiered her in anticipation oi an in» lerestillg (vent in which sire wusl one o1 the principals on Wedizcs-l day morning. A most enjoyable evening was epen-t.

Delllola llrori. A. Home & Co. N. Bilttrnlniry. Ltd- Jenkinn a Son

MALPEQUFF-Peler Mat-NI!!! k Boll lllﬂlllbllls-ll. II. Cox.

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101.10 new vonk Poutrny, =

lvisw YORIK. use. zr-wl dnys cl’ the National Pow...’ ‘over. Lord Dewar. of ‘sum, . nlreiitly ‘been awarded ion,’ |l‘llfll)OllS, oi’ which twenty." ' firsts. Lord Dewar has 100e,," mostly bantam and m Whi-

-.\lr. James lPGIT , Surnmerside, who has ‘been in tile ‘New Bruns~ 1937' victory wick woods 1'01‘ the 1”"! '“’°- --_- Bank Royal ......... .. tuonths, arrived home Sunday. BFi HALIFAX, Feb. F-(Qiiotationu Bank Nova Scotin rivim: ill Porden by carierry SM- inrnlslied iby Johnson and Ward! Wheat May 118 Juy urdny. 1h‘ ﬁe M11118 11° l-Tulmh _M'- members of the Montreal Stock'109%- Perry W15 obliged ‘i0 will“ "M" Exchange.) lCorn May 1-1 July 74 Sept 13% Borden a Siimmerslde. Bell gelephone 116 Outs Mny 44% July 421,4, Sept

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—-CHURCH MEETlNG—-'l‘l1e uni

rruui business meeting of the Suni morside Presbyterian Church was held last Thursday evening. The: statement submitted showed tht rin-unceu or the church to ‘be in

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bl I til "air. Silvnr Gallant, formerly Olghawgnrgan l Sumliie side, who now holds aiqmurentjde pulp "WW ii 0M! 0i the lilfge giJldjCanadiuu General Electric ‘fluids in zllliskii, arrived hfomcmlu‘: (zanmmm ‘Steamship Com _ week i0 visit his ilureirstor r jganadhm steamslm, Jim _ weeks. ‘Mr. Cullunt is one of the Asbestos iCoii1 .... ., successful lSxﬂllllefﬂ shroud lliivlnilllomiiiion Bridge met with great success lll the pus Montreal Power h lew youfﬂ- Illlvlnnipeg Electric

ational Breweries Atlantic Sugar .

._€_-¢0¢—-—-—— 92%‘ lTOn iiinny [iconic-Ya idea o! wlint “My good ma” how is rigiit is ton inuny people's idca happen m be thrdw" “my ii 0i‘ what ls wrung. l "l got out,", rcrhliea m Wombat, wilth dignity. "1 d3‘ "harrter be tiiirown out."

and already has figured tlic llllliilllll

ti .-.l ll iiit oi‘ the be‘. ziriimlg his liabilities, 1e ‘Hal w“ n '8 van y o‘

$7,000.

--AGED LADY DEAD-The tieiitli took place ill. Slimrnerside. Friday morning of Mrs. George Baxter at the age of 83 years at , th.i e l‘ lc- d ht, M's. ‘by the local branch of the iniun1~ ufr_)ul)plllw_or_,ein.ld' ‘£50m ST“. out.‘ 1e. l. ilullwuy. The rrian who resideda She Md been in “ﬂung Lon mndle .1 mean shovel these new?‘ m, Several yemk He‘. bu“

-SHOVELLERS IN DEMAND- A /.\‘lll(.'6(l0lllilll Cilll for snow shovel iers, not particularly fancy sl10vel~ lers but good plain sliovellers has been sent out by the town hull and

Film ruin frills on lilo Just and unjust but iilwnys lllilllZIgUS to hit

illc just-bought suit. Mlnnrclb iinlmeut tiled by m,“

_.._\1r,<_ John Manure of llradnl- lune, who smile weeks ago will?‘ Atchison

xvt-nt u critical Onilrﬂllilu ill l elAm. Car and Foundry . Prince cousty Hospital. h“ “dUluil. Locomotive ........ .. ..l vnncctl so wcll 011 the road to r8~ American Smelling and itclin- tummy 11s to return to her 1101118. h,

iMr. McLure: arcomiliinled 31°!’ ‘m the home trip :1 19W (lays i180. H-

_ﬁ _ *1 101% A Sure Relief For Women's Dlsordq — lo DAYS’ TREATMENT BREE 1 .. _ NERO lull ll - ' must for ollydittlruq woman. it 1| anus] ‘ 1y and in lblor-bed 1m inﬂating Mamie. m . not: matter in m,‘ ‘ind "doll ll »< i Si"!!! lmmllllllte ' l 811d Physical relief,- biood vessels and ." a? togeilmnnd i " . u: rendered M: (llgm

days is much in favor while there/es» ' ' bililll predeceased her by several who are too mcun to use n a v 1 , . l , are being blessed by the “lSbfl/Ileg genre. The iuntrni took Dlnce Fri pedestrians. .,v~"'r ‘ ay‘ _ _ausv TIMES — Every avail- ﬂlilt! snow slrovellcr in the nelgn

Anaconda C011 ,, ‘ '-‘

Canadian Pacific Railway

New York Central

-—-.\l1'. Edmund Dayle. a studenticuba m“ sugar

at st, ourrstairs. who since lsﬂiicruclule Steel

Nitirch has llaléll confined t0 lllidnternzitionlil Paper

home with uituoks 01' Fleur“? ﬂndlKelly Springfield

pirtummin, with several relanqesyhiex, Petroleum ..

hug icguiilttd hi8 mime? llealuldnlernalionai Mer. Marine . . w

and lclt here a‘ few, days 31g]? tlvlPrese Steel Car H -_- '

fealiiillc his stud es at e iviP-liteutllng .......... .. 7 I en s on strictly scientiﬁc rlncl "

airy. llrisuuiliern Pacific 90% Initial location at tne disease. it cannot bolppbut 11.18 Si“ lStiitlebwker ..... .. 115% s! hush troubles, including delayed and painful menstruation, 1m

Union Paciiiic 1am. hm. miles o! m womb, etc. Price aaoo oer ~bo l

ma], Copper 531A one month’: treatment. A tree Trial Treatment. enough m- m“ l

r I"f%l;lIEl-I"'€l-IIPMEN'TS— Seve- a 5 ‘e ' e e- . , . ru%=:‘:::.::.:::l::; n‘. lnlgymm“ we fuqrublelweather the export 0i‘ 11y ‘norm’; n. 0' p » - t _ lway track W€:L t0 Tlglilsli. us lsmelts and other lisli has beenltrahls ‘were m b‘. desmmhed as greater than ever this winter. (‘Joe ‘Euickly as possible, on Bcuoum u; ‘exporter has sent three citrloads 01m rcpmtsd shortage o! fuel an: smeltg already ‘this ‘season zlmilprovisitlns in some oi the western another carlondne beiiilz rlreltﬂiﬁgl-isecrlons The Runway men are w Wm‘ the “Pumlsuc bell“ ‘l ‘l be commended for the interest to‘ "WY be "l" °" ‘he “"5 lken to relieve the situation; with’

seine -__-Q0>—————~

DEMPSlEY AND KEARNS DEMAND THREE BOUTS

5mm ‘berm? "ext “mmer- .o large crowd oi men zit work, ia- *"'¢‘ma""!“-¥iiil CHURCH MEETING Aﬁvoraible progress l5 ibcing medi- ience with thb ueneille of a?“ beverage has (‘the zmual meeung of 3L 34......i321:5,j“to"!;}“{eef‘f,‘j§e= average lAnglicnn Church. Summersidtni “ ' I" _:7 il-lav. C. DeWoIi White, Rector. _F°X SmPMEN-r DELAYED rlllﬁfe was :1 representative :1ticii-._Se..em1 shipments or ‘axes. m]. ‘M1199 ‘>1 the‘ CO-"ETOWUD" “ml melvarious Darts oi‘ the United States Jciloits suhinittctl- showed every-land the province of Ontario. have

i; _¢ 15 wertihtsowmbanont m s a eel 0 1,5’ V" Free my tottering y 1 .' ‘ 411ml; in good order and condition", 4 d _ h . _ ‘ _ l m

we . MONTREAL, sxcmuves w 0- m»... _ w“ e- i934 Victory . .. 108 ‘l°‘"°"» “L COLD BV LEADING IJRUGOIITI EVEIYWHIRE , (iii . torms. One shipper has part oi’ his O O A ‘ J . - the Choir and the willing wori<ei'ﬁlsi' t ' S ~ id th ' i ' d thi e ‘ l Iiilifofﬁliimtfooftrfbrrplaced’irrthrTaken- ~ *of"the~.d'ii¥ere'n-t—~+l€ita-kt-menLrntngl fh‘,‘g‘_‘fn‘x‘rg%ugge“lglvlzxllélrﬁgrggfgifjtsgaw5H3, _ t - he following officials were t cc e i mg up “m! WHHS m mm Juua He V I 1 ‘ _ v l ‘ V_ I ‘ Q I

1Sl3ll__V_ic_t’ory_ . 105.80

l . -l'rom which he finds it hard to take ‘ton the ensuring -vear:-—War(lei1s.i . 4 1 - _ i’ them. owing to the weather. and ,1 n’ are rim) about who the

Mess“ 8' w' Tunmn’ and H k‘ l ti??? twtf are. hui ls e ‘bit disturbed

That is the kind of Printing to have done.

___ _ another purt oi‘ the order tied up aﬂllgnllzlgkclegitarefvlegszllfry Hkolrgllat nn express oiiilce farther along about, Willard, not becﬂilﬂe hi3 George "m. A. n. 1.. Horne um] the line oi‘ the noble ic. N. n. “Pigs mini... him dangerous. but becnuse D E w Tanmn Vestry C1e1.k__ 1s Pigs" so Ellis Park Butler wrote it wmam niﬂkeg a m“; gnawing, . ‘Ch-As Heylsquy, Usherm so ii’ the foxes work out on the u Wm m"; M“; mg“ bouts, and it “Pliﬂiffi 1M. ‘IO. Frank MacKenziB “me Principle’ the ‘wnmgnee m“, Willard stays uily length oi’ time andwlﬁrnest Mills Auditors, Messrs ‘be gem“! “'5 mmley“ “mm” he will be accused 01' holding him ’ up. Do you always ask for a sample of the material to be used in your job? If it does not appeal to you, why ex- pect it to convince others that you are a wide-awake ﬁrm? We would be pleased to demon- stijate seine of our make-ups on

H, J. Massey and Ceonge POW _-$OClAL Emovso-Ari en- I I _ lovable social and been supper for A); is mr l“ [Qvg m“; “m and when a man forgets to shut 1'01"‘ LETTER and BILL HEADS to you; also supply samples of material used

, 1 th o" t h .69 ‘ " p ______ M__I____ri_‘ e rlen w or‘? wturies

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.—Sunda.y 8 blizzard. and the sudden decision of Jucii Dempsey to go to Lake- wood, N. J.. 21nd escape the chat-lei‘ and argument o1 the maunxefﬁ and

raised tea drinking to a line art, a vase rec-

ently mold for more than $40,000.

It was a llowcrvase made from a single

ems inside the Cha~8itsu. or tea villa.

Here too the respect for tea is rising

and the serving of it becoming a ceremon-

ial eccadlen a: the cult of the Blue Bird

growl.

the benefit oi‘ the Otldiieilows Home was given in the Oddiellows ﬂow.‘ Darken Gra Hair —-——~.~—— y Islanders Still Use the Old-time Sage Tea and

Hail tit Summer-side on Thursday Sulphur and Nobody Will Being‘ Cured

night. by the local Maple Leaf Rebekah Lodge, No. 13. Alter the Know The question is oiien asked: “Are people sti-ll being cilred by

uppetizlng refreshments were serv means oi‘ the Farador?" and the

ed and subdued ,the evening was ‘ answer is nlways in the eiilrma-

spent in games, songs and a dis- tlve. People are Bel!!! cllieﬁ lust

cussion of the havoc wrought by

the plebiscite. Among the ladies in in proportion to the chance they zive the Farador. Here are u tew

charge o1‘ the arrangements were: Mesdaines William Curtis, John Cobb, Chester Palmer, ~Colln Dic- rocent examples. Names and "d- dresses given for the asking. ‘A women terribly run down in

kie, and Chester Ramsay. health has experienced a lterleﬂl wre. A gentleman who suffered much from luinbaso. entirely cured. _ Several cases oi rheumatism cur~ ed and several well on the way l0 recovery. A iboy cured oi rheumatic lever in less than a week. Several ot- her oases oi less recent datepured in some lenkth ul "m9- geverel casgs 0i’ Dual?!“ ‘"0"’ ll h e . dﬁglall/elal 11ft... oi’ asthmn. bronchi tia and catarrh. 641F813 0i‘ "wcll lm‘ d. Drill. for literature. We make n0 l lins. We submit Dimi- ° ' w. s. ENKMAN.

Gray hair. however handsome. denotes advancing age. We all know the advantages oi‘ a youthiul appearance. Your hair is your charm. it makes or mars the lace. When it fades, turns gray, and looks streaked, Just a few appilc ntions 0t’ Sage Ten and Sulphur en- hances its appearance n hundred- ‘ id

“Yestem Personals.

—.Vilss Celia Burrows of Sum- merslde High School teaching stall entered the Prince County Hospital Tuesday, {or treatment.

Don't stay gray.’ Look young! Either prepare the recipe ut home or get from any drug store a bot- tle oi "Wyetlrs "Sage and Sulphur Compound," which ls merely the old-time rr-clpe improved by the addition oi other ingredients. Thousands oi’ folks recommend this ready-to-use preparation, because it darkens the hair beautifully; be sides. no one can possibly tell. aa it darkens so naturally and evenly. You moisten a. sponge or soft brush with it, drawing this through the hair, taking one small strand at n time. By morning the grsy hair dis~ appears; alter another application or two its natural color is restored. and it becomes thick, glossy and

and quotations on same. _ We only ask a trial order—-we are

—-tMr. Chas S. liowntt oi Sum- merside, underwent a successful operation in the Prince County Hospital on Thursday.

Sick Machinery

it there's anything wrong with your mechanical

convinced you will be satisﬁed.

l i f The Central Job Priiltery' a Phone duh-Ir. 17s Kent st; ,

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-<Frviends 0t Mr. Edmond Doucet to iﬁummeilaid-c. who underwent M! operation ut the P. C. l-loapltal re- cently will bu glud to know that he is progressing i-zivorebly.

—-Many commercial men who ivei-c- stalled in ‘Sunsmerslde dur- ing the lost. storm élrove to Big-l den’ by mam Mo“ my m ma a Re reseii-tative lllilfﬂlll "ll-l 3'0" "P9937 Y9!" connectiona- with the (‘hr loffY p 77 ' younger’. for the mainland. 139 Hnmwr“ st‘ PM“ s ""7 . _

BRINGING UP FA THEE-i

i m seam-our lcmvrhiso MY i riUbbmD- \‘1.i. Hiw: ‘To MAKI: 1-1-1: "routs wWi-t- , ‘ our HIM‘

equipment in our line. we Vcan cure it quickly at

small colt.

We rebuild and repair gasoline and Jtagm M. . l; y.‘ L ’ ‘ "rt-tea: r. 5TH n4mamro-o- ~ l {$97 ueanllntuxasts AND v1.1. 4:1- AN roe/s now

HlﬁH "rum - Y o t’;

nines, farm machinery, platform and counter scales.

Tl-tls 1o "rt-ii. l-KHOR $2M: - r0111: 1.2m- to

We build food boiler: for (union. pneumatic tanks I AMEN i

ler suburban or rural water systems and we mike

the celebrated Imperial Gasoline Motors.

Low rates by. water and nil. Write us.

Sycgﬁtgg 8r Co. lrs

Manufacturers of’ ilﬁlnrine i

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