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lovérfof a good story, I am gum, win inter: ed in the, six newest novels, by onaily ’ ownauthors, Whichwillappcar ing 192s in A

: B t. 4 a n r z s I _ i-hcre7s Hawkeye, by Herbert Quick, quei to Vandemarlds Folly (and in y ways better)—-it begins next month.

Amateur Inn, by Al- ’Moon, by Elem-sm- Haflgwd]

aywn Terhune. an Abbott. This unique story co held their semi annual exami-

~8 "WK"? ‘w’? i°°fl ha! but begun-but there's nation last Friday the H. lt can

=- Wmlil"! Qwdl- bl! Plenty of time for you to eri- be said good progress is being Kerr. ' follow. joy it, together with all the made in the“ three departments

there will be n bookful many features of interest to ' ’ - i

thTnrkingtoxfslovablc every thinking woman, if am pankmmriy by that d! Mr‘ J‘

, and a romance of in- you'll just let me callfor your z" Bume- ' .

irnsil aHniE-sthby Geogge order . _,

n asto _esix._ ut Remembenthetotal costia MALE OCTETTiE-~ The mem-

w spacer. u Silver only one dollar andahnlf. hers of the Charlottetown Male Oo-

70"? F5111“? will Enjoy Every leeue

J. J. Enman

"tone Ne. Zu-R. 62 Greenfield Avenue Charlottetown. P. E. island

‘l ' fklypp-Authtselnetl: " ‘ ' Bubecrlptim Repnameative a

Jlilltdliillrllilllnlllliill. Tilt QUIT“ GENTLE“ ,, (l2 inns-rm) (s2 use-two) TIE infill?" WIRING HIST

( been-fill) (fllall- $1.“)

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tannin

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West's catch. l n

fpoeitlon. Full" particulars on ap-

this evening at St. James.

CARD PART-Vp-Help u good cause and attend the Oarrd Party in ;ald of the ipoor, ~—- League of the ‘Cross Hall. Monday. February 12. iPlny sgirtsat uilarp 8.

f TENDERS CALLED FOR—lt will be seen from an advertising column that tenders are called for ;thc erection of the proposed new ‘brick Church at Egmont‘ Bay.

f GQHOOL PROGREQMNG - St Andrew's School of North Rustl-

iplieaition to Prin. Moran. ,

i --——‘- an" l5. Good programme. aa~ HEAR Miss LlLii-‘IAN MoKENZlE sion 20c and mo.

icing "She Wore a Wreath of , ‘,- Roses." and "Sweet Genevieve." 88E THE nmuama pinyettis

"w" "P". . Omino- HEAR ma. ci-iantsa ‘rant! f o *

=~¢i ' sing "The Diver," and "Out on the‘ , f _ ' . " 6' 9' '- T‘ F5"! -'°“k 4W9 ll Deep" this evening at St. James. Y \ L195 - ' izion Valentine we Tuesday. v v 4; lflguflANcg

oowr ronorr this. dam-i! .1; . » a413,? » 1 _ POLICE "OOU —One drunk 12—<Csrd Party in aid of =Poor;-i ' ” was lined $30 at e lfiolice Court League of the Cross Hall. Iii-ff‘ ‘ l neutron. Thliria "pm of the ~ g ' ‘w

vanes-rune Tea in Zion church‘

Hall, Tuesday, February 18 at tip . i _6lViL QERVIQZI -- Join the 7 D-m. . 104i; ; classes attlie Union Commercial -;—-- :9: College and m in lino gor a gm nouns-runner nermti ;

CLUB intend holding n concert - -‘ Marshfield Hall, Thursday, N) __@

"Three of a Kind" by the girls o! Prince Street School in Hearts Illa-f portal Hall Next [Thursday even: ng.

‘HEAR MR8. J. E. RIGGS sing "She wandered‘ Down the Moun- tain Side" and "The Banks of Allan Water" this evening at St. James. '.

cAvzums-H, FNIRVLEW -f There will be a ‘Valentine Social -‘ In the Cavendish 0.48. Tuesday; evening at the home of Mrs. Jera- r miah SIIIIIpSOD. All are cordially ‘ invited.

tet-te regret they were unable to make their initial appearance on Saturday afternoon, ‘owing to the unavoidable absence of one of their members and tender apologies to 12g who may have been disappoin-

UIGG SGHOOLP-Standing of, Ills: School -i'or the month of Jan- i‘ nary. Grade X.-1-. Kathleen Mc- _ Leod; 2, Willard McLeod; 8. Flor- - once McLeod. Grade HX.-l,. Flor-_ _ ence McPherson; 2, tlessie Camp- v bell; 3. Hazel McLeod. Grade Vlll. p —1,‘ Gordon McLeod; 2, Blair Mc- ;'~' v Leod; 3, Bernard McPherson. Grade VJL-l, Margaret Campbell; 2, Hal- _~ an McPherson, Alexander McLeod. ' agual; 3, Alex McLeod. Gmde V.- 1, Nell Murchison; 2, Peter iMcDon- aid; 3. Douglas Ross. Grade IV.- Waicott McPherson; 2, Esther Mc- Leod, Anthur Reynolds, equal; Roland Scott. Grade Ll.-—1. Wilfred"

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soc-pen BEREAVEMENT. ._ Commander D. Qnhewln, luv, am]

‘Mrs. Lewln baveythe sfiwere sym. Plliily of their many friends in Mgrgargt

the death of their‘ youngest child Frlinlt Butler, aged nine months, when occurred lSaxturday after-

noon after an illness oi‘ only a raw hours. He was a particularly hrlzht _ and Promising little fellow and f"! been in perfect beam» until so was suddenly stricken. The in

iinlickey’s moking "ifwist

"i" ll "l0 brand of Tobacco that le proving to be the

viz’ ‘milkflilvvlth men who like a nlce, coo-t pleasant

"M" Y" "'3'" "Mimi lvflblow be aura and eek for ey’: Qmoking ‘Twist, it hae them all trimmed a mile.

illtlfliY & NlCll0LSON

roancco COMPANY. LIMITED "iiwirv- - Charlottetown

PVPB-l takes ‘DU-OB this nltirliing a

field street.

IN MEEORIAM

- MR. cuss-ran ruisrou HOUSTON

Theer paused away at St. Bon

51- Vital. Wlnnlses. aged a4.

ll o'clock from their home 57 Bay-

face ‘Hospital. December 24th. 1922 following a short illness, Chester Fention Houston, 317 Hindloy Ava. rMr. Houston wairtho son of the late William G. Houston of Mayfleld, iP. E. 1. He went West fifteen years ago. For the past six years he had

Mclieod". 2. Eileen McPherson.’ Grade -l.-—l, Roland Muslck. Perfect . attendance. — Florence McPherson I ‘Campbell, Alex McLeod. f Neil Murchison. Walcott McPher- son.

PERSON ALB

v-“r . I Mr. ‘Elmer E. Shnrbeil, Portage. _ is an. the Revere Hotel _

Mr. N. McPhco. Fnirfield. was a passenger to the (‘ii-Y Sill-BMW-

I

Mr. Jos. Glllis, Halifax, is at the Revere Hotel.

Mr. S. McMillan, Cornwall, i-s a‘ guest at the Victoria. Hotel.

Mr. Philip Acorn. Primrose, was l 1. a recent visitor to the city-

-Mr. Juries nJrrn. Bedaquéi ispent the week end in the city.

Mrs. Joselrh Hui-Wei. Baddord» was in the city on Saturday.

Mr. Hugh ‘MoEalchern of New-

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tlsflllc elrinrfoyed as swi-tchman on port was a visitor to the pity on c . . iR. He was a member of Saturday. - the 1. o. o. r. and la survived nvi

his widow and one brother Harold.

Mrs.‘ (Dr.) Morris, Dundas.

i - things that become even more necessary

J. IE Llnklettpr. St. J.':'-6a Ohurc oi Christ and Rev.

‘ i cemetery.

is the best time to have those broken chairs RE- PAIRED — that shabby couch or parlor set RE-UP ‘ HOLSTERED. Our men are experts at this work.

stimates of cost cheerfully given d satisfaction guaranteed.

Phone us to send our team.

we 0006

E. R. ROW ldli Richmond Street Fir Li: Accident, Siekneae a" lane eeatlmr out at summons, Lloyd 9°01! Stone qtoek Companion.

and eats-ate; Lewle

FOR THE INDOOR ‘MILJE

door, wearing the c linols A. C. etna~hlished_ a

. iworld v Fold gn

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Sneezing ?

Nature's Warnini: Signal. ‘Heat and inhale Minard’: Liniment nt once. It re- liaves cold in the hand and urrcntn the uwv ' 7 ‘ of more serious trouble.

MINARUS LINIMENT The Family Medicine (llelt

Has This Occurred to You?

it Ia not necessarily 1i" ape of the pereon. but till condition of the 0Y9" which determine whether an needed er not-

Weak eyee eheuld be aeelated — made eteenp, Glance-Me I'll" "|""" “Roe u a preventive and I Oilfi-

if In the ellghtelt doubt ee te the real eendltien 0i your eyee W0 WIN“ "m you eeme hare for an examination.

Dali‘. (i. Harris IVI IPIDIALIIT loyal leak Ill].

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of St. Vital, also his mother Mflispalit a few days ln the city visit- W. G. Houston of iMayfleld and ing itriends. ' three sisters lMrs. A. M. iMacLeod. Iowa; Mrs. W. E. Hyde, Waltlnun. Mass; Mrs. Geo. Sims, French Riv- er and one brother Warren of May- nsid. P. E. l. The funeral services were held from his home With Rev.

H. B. Kilgour. Home 8L, Church of Christ officiat- ing. Burial was made in Bmokslde

_ JOIE RAVE GETS NEW RECORD

NEWARK, Feb. lL-Joie Raye. world's champion at the mile in- olnrs of the ll- new handicap run at the annual mes of the Newark Ath letlc Club in 4.17 3-5, The. old rec~ crd made four years ago was 4.20

oDonald, Little Pond

Mr. A. D. M visitors to the city

was among the recently.

h M.r. M. A. Monrison. Dundas. week.

iMr. Frank iMolnnis, Springfield. and Miss Anna J. "Molnnis, Boston, were passengers on r the Borden train Saturday.

“Mrs. E. Palmer Kinsman of Si, John N.B., is visiting in this city the ‘guest of Dr. and Mrs. Yen.

rMr. R. A. Howatt, Cape Tormen- tine was a visitor to the city Fri- day remaining over for the hockey match.

Mr. G. . Henderson, (LNR. Boa‘ den, was a visitor to the city Fri- diiy remaining over for the hockey match.

Mr. W. '1‘. Anderson, Moreil, rei turned Saturday from a business trip to the Mainland. He is at the Queen Hotel.

Castle i

spent a few days in the city last <

i . . ' ~ urs uvsuiuuca siznwcz.

‘ v‘ ‘*1

lJorothy Dalton

It Were Not for Women and Child

ren—- ’

of life insurance is today standing watcif It is the gvreat protector and It stands ready withvtfiree vast army of those education, and the other

hen the breadwinner is

Tho "guardian angel" over thousands of Canadian homes. friend of the women and children. billion dollars to care for the dependents of the insuredrwto provide rent, food, clothing,

removed.

Take stock of your-provision for those whom you love and who are entrusted to you for protection, not for ‘so long as you live, but-for asiongas they live. Let it notbe said: "He provided so Well for himself, his wife and children, that he entirely forgot his widow

and orphans."

on}! you be aur- be made through life

Consult any life insurance repreaentative, priced to learn what adequate provision can insurance, and how simply it can be done.

ANDCHILDREN THERE WOULD BE

1F IT WERE NOT FOR WOMEN YOU ENOUGH LIFE INSURANCE FOR

N0 LIFE INSURANCE. HAVE YOUR FAMILY?

iras‘! Ishade. There are, it appmrs, tau ing 1 squirrels and blonds squirrels n!

a distinctly reddish henna cast. ure Don't Curl Robbed Hair. ‘

actor and the squealing ‘ox think it was the hardest th aver did in pictures."

"On the High Seas," the plot

Soap

We have 10st received an- other shipment e1 the cele- brated ileum mm Gentile Soap in larpe bare-this la really ewontlaiflil peep and the great number of our pat- trene who were Uiplppoifled‘. et not petting eeme ef the laet shipment should eelid for er telephone ua at enoe to reserve a bar or two ler them at the quantity will not Int lone. A larpe bar delivered anywhere in the eity .... $1.75

The ZMacs

Tne_ Dependable Drupeiata

Has Hard Job In _ New Sea. Picture

NDON Fill. lii-Bdbbnd hair

in which Miss Dalton accoinpllsbeti 1110i . her Herculean tasir. is coming w is not curled these times. It ll the Prince Edward Theatre Today washed frequently to make it light and Tuesday. lt is a lovemelo- and fluffy and shiny. It. is out on Hi0" Bill" 4' 4mm; glthg "s, written by Ed- lust below the ears end "rotted" iward Sheldon, the famous plsy- a little underneath to make it "- wright. Jack Holt is co~starred inward out. A tiny levelled club

Dflfllfll! Dali-on recently e000“ the picture with Miss Dalton and-holds it back from the iamilllfil rt- and the front is banged.

Star In "On the Uhepneaiwe for Half An Hour

$9 “$3M mutt‘ mug“: Mitchell Lewis heads the suppo L ' o.“ ‘I ‘l: "99 9'" ' i t. Th i t is a Para- "W"! Fl Wil- ' lhlbadtobeunconeclmisforhalf “f3” °’°““’ indoor . b“ w ._-....¢@0>---- i NEW IYSQCEIFGb. i0—~POi.nbed '; have been so nseis o y ace and knots of ' q ' the 70PM." latched ‘A-HN QOATS wnH VELOUR two toned ribibon are the things fives i I\.I\d,. "tf I had Lmma AppEAn gr Man-r; lwlth which lingerie is bedecked lowedeiieeey cheirorcoirch CARLO today. 111a lace insets are cob- .waifby tn texture and while some

and peace l was pinyin!

ine in ‘lOn the lady is supposed

' eh 16:", u m“ times dyad the same shade as the i. ‘mu “Tide m, wgrsfiuéluy a, garment they often are left the

Monte Carlo and the other resorts "m8 lilllli-

fligh sees," and the to suffocate in the

smoke from a fire on ahipbolfll do“ are ltivien. Velour is invar- , . She romaine tltaehsily uneonsciollnqsiy tho lining tor those sntis‘ _ . i while the_ flames a" m" coats, which depend on the rich . ‘ close‘ to her hwl- “aim "m quality of the satin and the bright- i “ A ; and sparks are Mill! "Vii-M- u“ nose of the lining for their effect. . Ier Gillian

shl ie linking, and aha is swept up y ; “win of rough stoltere and swung into a lifeboat. ‘itmeein; honing‘ eme mm ‘ an‘ um hullabaloo.

qtstet ithroulil Net to malt on the shcsnlna ilir

Dyed Qquirrei Trilmminn. JANDON. Feb. llr-Dyed squir- rel is often seen today as a trim- ming on Quite or broadcloth. Nor maliy the squirrel is dyed a deep brown but occasionally the fur has been turned into some fantastic

an inn‘, blame f

one’: 0Y6! in; perfoctl)’

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