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rls in Trai-ufn Th? carmtitiggn? Chaflottciiow: m a.‘ pyeseut. busy ‘pian- ohurohiild “warning for their rung pstrntion which be- weei‘ or fig nrxdwvili llluacruite gins next phases of the‘ work of ii: liiissionur Auxil- Tlffigfiiadt-r-n ‘Cathedral has W7; weglrly rrre-etingfl held . afternoon; darling ‘the Lorn- flerjéasnn clrlidrlcnfs ‘servrlces "are e" " nun Ill the Cntiredral Wetl-

rresgieiy afternoon at 5 o'clock.

During fir: week tho nightly meeting“ ill. the Salvation Army Citadvi have irecn ‘led by iho

“mm u] thc corps and been vrry gllfilbdtlili» . Last iundiry afternoon Corri- munqflnllllacock con-dircteil a. ser- fl-ce (pr iilt‘ pflsulleliS at the ‘.- Couuly gnol-

Chi-is: u (Yhirrclr held a very suc- cess! vtiiHlliiibfi Social in what-room on Tirc-sdny night, a W11 ‘rninlt-irl program being pro- and the evening ‘being pleas- ltliltstlii with garnets ‘and oth- er rnirserrrrrris. Refiresihnrcnts ' served. “'L‘iiIl‘5'Stilly afternooon the 1,. es Aid of the Central Chris- 11. (‘hurch irrit at the home of 31 Hiury “lilliamo lid discar-ssetl 1 dstulis 2t’ an oitl- Vshioned Tea I be pu. on at lllro church next k.

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The Y. P. ‘s. c. E. of' Zion Church met Monday evening. with Miss Margaret MacDonald In the chair. Afteir. the reading of the scripture lesson "the nuinultes of tihe previous meaning were read‘ and approved. The regular bust- noss wa‘s then carried out. The sick of the ‘congregatiion were ro- ported on and a few new ‘names w-crr-e lhianded to ‘the conve-nor of the virsitin-g commilttee. The aub- iec-t for the niglh-t was Captain Robert Scott's “Heroic Sarvricc." and Mr. Murdock Ross and Mrs. Cud-nrore read some. very interest- ing extracts.

The Ladies Aid of St. Jame-s Church are busily ‘engaged prcpair- lug for the Easter Bazaar. The Young Girls Girllld are also err-gag- eil along the same work.

This week the ‘girls of lire ‘MTUI- dilst C. G. I. T. groups spent tir-eir meeting ‘fright rehearsing for the conning Demonstration‘ W-e-rk. Tlrc girls of trhe previously recog- nlzrd grc-ups ‘sps-nt the activity period ambrolilerlng C. G. l. T» irriddle m-oirograiu-a.

Last Su-nduy the new orchestra of the liletlhodirst Church‘ Sunday School made its first appearance and tirade a splenriilil showing.

weryone being pleased with its work. The orchestra its iillfifli‘ ‘the leadership of Prof. Fletcher‘

and corrltains nline violins, cornei. clauionot and trombone. ‘

I ant To See, Tho Prince

CAPETOWIN, ‘South Africa, Feb. ' lt-Evvr‘ since the programme of tire Prince of Wales’ coming tour oi South Africa was Dllbllfliled there has been complaints from alipuls of the Union, either de- picting that the Prince is not vis- iting that particular spot. or com- plaining pirat- his visit ninciitpc lhort_ The latest of those communications in froin Mnrice iniliebldi veltlt district of tho Transvaal’ . _—-¢-o->i-—- WILLIAM PARKER LEETE.

iI'AKDl1‘li‘Il.-l), - ass, Feb. lii.-— lllliiarn ‘Parker Ilcote, one of the pioneer residcirlls of fire (lreenivooil uciicn of Wakefield. dicd last iright atiie ironic of one of his‘ sons. llor- bert (I. Lorie. 112 (Irccinwooil ave. ilul town, llc was eighty-five years old, and ll direct. descendant of Ginrge-Wllliurn Le-ete, the first gov- mar of ('t)ll‘li(?(5l.iClli, and members of the Loo-lo family are shill in pos- session 0i‘ the original grunt of laud gireuby the king of England.

lir. Lim- tbrmcrly resided in Earl Boston. but wont to Green-

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SHOE FROM‘ Holman’: Catalog.

SEE THE RAOINGat the QSB. ‘sports tonight. 536-2-20-11

nant "Sale, Flriday. Leod LIrnL‘ted.—521-2-20-1l NEW CROP ‘BARBADOES MOL- ASSES-First arrival today 50 pun- cheons. Carvell Bros.—~530-2-20~1‘l

MANUFACTURER'S OVER- STOCK of 50 sheep lined coats ‘gen- lP-llo corduroy regular $16.50 clear- ing at. $12.38. M-aii orders received. ‘S. A. McDonald's—-532-2-20-2l

' EXCELLENT ICE and one hours skating with band tonight. ' . ‘536-2-20-1i

HANDSOME $36.00 coats sell for $18.00 Remnant Sale, Friday. Moore & Alobcod Liruited—521-2-20-1i

CARD OF .TH.ArNKS.—-ZiIrs. Mary Parkman and family desire to slu- cerely thank ull kind friends who in many ways assisted them during their recent sad bereavement. 537

REMNANTS OF DRESS ‘good-s, Silks. ivaslh Goods, Towellings, Shectings. Table Linens at the Ram- n-aint Sale, Friday. Moore & Mc- tL-eotl Llmitctl.—521-2-20-1i ,

AT THE REMNANT SALE, Fri- day. 40 lovely wlntsir coats-half price. Moore and McLeod Lirrrdetl.

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MARRIED IN NEW GLASGOW. N. S.—T‘hc nnnounconuent was re- ceived in- (‘h‘ill'i0i.i‘[‘t0\V-ll of ‘lhi- rutrrrizrgt» of lilrs. Annie Lair. Ifxbii‘, New Glasgow. N. S.. t‘o Mr

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MALPEQUE

‘Mr. Fulton Thompson accom- panied by his nephews George and Hilton Thompson of Darnley left 011 Tuesday. tFeb. 10in m High River Alberta where Mr. Thomp- son resides. ~

Owla! to the closing of Prince of Wales College the following stud ents are spending Ii few weeks n: their homes vlzz-Miss Helen Ram say of Hamilton and Messrs. Rob- ert Donald and Arthur Malmr of Baltic and Daruley respectively.

Two citizens of Sea. View nam- ely Messrs. ‘Charles Sudsbu y and Cuthbert Adams have decided not to be behind the times in this pro- kressive age and have each instal- led a radio in their homes.

A Valentine Tea and Bazaar was held in Sea View hall under the, auspices of the Sea View rWom- ens Institute on the evening of Feb, 11tb_ Despite the unfavorable condition of the roads a largo number was present. IMr. Colin Donald presided, The hall and tab- les were tastefully decorated and the waitresses ‘who were dressed to represent Valentine looked very attractive and‘ the whole scene presented a very effective and planing appearance. The following short programme was successfully carried out: Violin selection-Mrs. Ray Burt, Reading—-Janetta Cham- pion. SoIo-Pairline Coulson. Step Dancing--Joirn Campbell. Violin selcotion-—\Valluce Adams. All numbers were heartily cncorcd to svlrich each in turn responded ad- ding nriicir to the evenings enjoy- ment, The ticcorupnnlsts for the oc- Russell McKay Mrs. ‘Leigh Sutherland. Sup- pcr was served and all enjoyed to

ten. N. 3.. on 'l‘lrursilny. Feb. 12tl1._ 'l‘-lro bride is well known‘ in Char-j lirtf-ctowir where ‘sir? has many] friends _\\"ho ull-ll wish her happi- ness in her new life.

ISLAND BOY JOINS UP AS CA- DET-—'l‘lrrout',th the co-operation of the Island ‘Division of the, Navy League of ‘Canada, Reginald Buffett of Sourls has secured a position as; apprentice on the S. S. "Cnniitiian, Scottish" one of the finest boats of, tlrc Canadian ‘Govcnnment lilerchaut lilarlne, and left Ironic ‘this ‘week for Halifax to join his ship. ‘which ituvcs port ‘today, via Pti-nztma. for Vzincouvur. This is a sqrlerrilld op- portunity ‘for ilslnnd ‘Boys who dc-

wood thirty-five years ago. and built one. of the ‘first ‘houses when, that section was ‘being developed His w-lfe died twenty-six years ago. ‘Of ten children all lbut one are liv- irrg. Tire-re ‘also aire two sisters ‘liv- ‘ing iu Charlottetown. P. E. I., and‘ .one ‘brother- in East Boston. lVlr. iLec-te ‘wan; a menrher of the Merid- llan ‘Street Ila liioston.

-¢-o->--_ i THE WAY OF THE WORLD

A story ‘tirat never fails to raise In Iairf-rh——in ‘fact two lairgirs—is ‘told by ‘that ciev-or- and filvlilOllil Vet-centric" comedian. lilr. G. S- Melvin.

c-d that ire had ilifcll intake himself scarce for an irour‘! ‘or two. because his wt‘ bud in-' ‘viterl some women iilczrilw to t‘: mad talk. ,

Oh. ‘so your wife is entertain-l ing." quot-ii tllre other. ' . "Not vtry." .i‘spiieil the first. and then went on to ask. "And how is the world treating you?" l "Not often!" ‘replied the other ‘as he went on ‘his way with a ru-Jluuchoiy smile.

Ileavy birrilerrs carried make or- dinary birrilcns lit-ht.

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FOR SALE-MARE 5 YEARS OLD Dam by lirli-Qiriro, tlirt: by “film” ado I... grand dam (Dean __S\Vlll). sound with good silflefl- 0mm" lining West. For particulars up» ply ‘Thomas blunt-hard. Strut" Hustlco. ‘|'~i3'2'i3‘5i

HALF TON ELEVATOR FOR sale at a bargain price. limncll S:

‘ (‘Iraniller.-—519-2-19-3'l

FOR SALE—REGISTERED JER- sey ‘Birl-I 2 1-2 yrs. old. first P?!" winner every year shown. W. ‘ll. ‘llorne, Milton. 496-2-18M6i.

BOAT FOR SALE-fl YEAR OLD- 42 feet long, 12 foot beam. ‘Z0 li-D- rimporial ‘Englnei4 foot draft. All‘ ply R. Bea-ton. Boston's Mills.

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FOR SALE - LIVE LOBSTER shippers. Write us about shipp- ing barrels and get our prices. E, E. Sharbell, Portage. P. E. I.

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FOR SALE-AT A aAncAm-i Cirnttss Air Compressor and 30 x 72 air tank suitable for garage. Apply D. M. MncLeod. Hunter Rlver.~—i'n12-2-\19~3l

FOR BALE-AT NORTH RIVER. farm of 86 coral. The land is "In good state of fertility. Buildfngs large and tn good repair. ..li‘0l' particulars mppiy to Garfield Warren on premises. lam-mu

We have some A-l quality ‘Hum In; Nets 80 ‘Mocha dull I Inch M . 14-1 Twine, will‘ pose my champ for quick lab. John Agnew b SOB. 4 ~ . "IW-i-IB-ill

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bire to follow the cnllin-g of the rsca and the iN-nvy Leagues are always willing and anxious to do what they ca-n ‘to assist. .

GOOD RADIO PROGRAM. - The radio program consisting or‘ vocal solos, duets, and quartets by the ‘Charlottetown Radio Quartet, IJIUOEGCQEFII last evening

.Sifii0ll IOAS. owned and operated {by Mr. Walter liuriur, Upper llilis- [born Sircet. was irenril In. the city fund -r‘lrso.\\‘»lri-rc by largo nirnriircrs iof ririLo fans. who zepurt Uilfll r‘:- ‘ception was excellent. Tire urem- 'bors .c-f the Itadlu Quartot are Jileshsns. (I. Elmer itltchic. Arthur Bruce. V. I.:lgh' Diilliwtlii and . \ii~~; Lillian us‘ ircuoiu llllni. The ' tzif‘ ntcd

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Calvin lilncKay are -sor‘.'y to lenrrn that she has entered the P. E. ls- iaud Ifospitari fut‘ treatment but lropc for n speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric I). l-Icivitt have rvlurhctl to their ‘borne .in iforden fon- ii. fcwpnronth-s vacation after irornbleting his work with the Provincial (iuvcrnrucrii, irrrtil the Spring.

Air-i. iii-lie i\lacDonalil has rc- illi'lll‘li to fir.‘ city after spending part of the winter with her rui:-:lri-r'-iri~ia\v lifrs , Donald Mac- Donald, lliilo. P. E. i.. sire was oc- roirrpiririril by Nhiss Eisiic ‘Mac- Donald. They are tlrc guests of hcc‘ lllflfllT, Airs. lJuut-nn Li\'.irrp_‘..‘to‘.'r, Ktrrrt ‘Strut t. ‘ ~iQ-}i———-—

lit‘ guts urorv fur his bread who virus‘ it on iiu- \\'il‘(“J' titan lu- who li"'\'ilili"S it iriur-ixll‘.

Ni: lllliil t‘ilil serve ‘ililll-Hflir ux‘ t'.i‘lli iudiruixfly through tire service of trilrors. ~

BIRTHS

MURPHY-AI luukoru. on .lzirruirry' lbtir, 1925. to ‘I\‘l.r. and Nlrs. ln-ir Murphy (illll) Mary Slulllgun) a daughter, Mary Alyrtlo. Veronica,

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the full the feast of good things provided by the ladies of ‘Sea View. A sale of fancy articles donated by the members of the Institute added materially to the proceeds; of the evening. Tire object of the even- ings entertainment was to provide good lights for the hall and the ladies who have in the past done much for the welfare of the coni- munity are to be commended on this move, Tire proceeds amounted to forty dollars ($40.00).

Soc View iP-ublio Examination-- ’l‘ire semi-annual examination was held in Sea View ‘School on Feb- ruary l-Itlr, A number of visitors were present. Tire scholars were examined in their different branch- es oi" study by their teachers Mis- ses Ruth Ross and Theresa iMeek.

from the pupils testified to the good work of both teachers. ,-—-—<-0&i—-

SAY HE SOUGHT I-"ALSE WIT- NESS TO BLACKErN HIS W I F E ' S N A M E T‘T“—' l

IOi-lIC.-\‘(l-(), Feb. 10.~'I7cstinrorry wiriclr ho shill would show that \\'. E. l). Stokes, New York Million» aire, sought to obtain false affidav- its linking his wife's name with those of Jack Johnson, llllililifli. nnrlotlrer‘ ncgroes. will be offered in tire trial of ‘Stokes and tirree others on charges of conspiracy to injure the character of Helen l-Ili- wood Stokes, Assistant ‘State's .‘\f- torney W. ‘W_ Smith told the Jury today,

Mr. Smith said that the testi- mony would show that the (iii-fit!- Lee, of Chicago. negro. had declared. “you don't need to know Mrs. ‘Stokes to Sign an affidavit for Stokes. and you'll get a lot of nroney."

"Ulterior motives," Cirurles liatlr bun counsel for ‘Stokes, ilecinreil to be behind this prosecution, Jud-

e W. N, Gcmmili over-ruled ob- jections when the Attorney assail- led the legal record of ‘Charles l‘). Erhstein, Mrs, Stokes 60111180].

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Mira. Stokes." continued ‘ltathlrurr.

“her owir agents did it." ma}

The veteran nrunager of Ibo Nu- tloual ‘Sporting Club. Mr, “Poi-ZI-iy" Iletiinson, says that the piui-Iiiont remark he ever beard made by 1| iroxer. was uttered by a novice on ono of the cluifs trial niglrls.

'1‘ o youngster was utterly and ubv ously irnit-iui-rsed. yei iii! would not give in.

‘Presently the referee iutcru-rrwl. "When you're Wilillllflii. my lad," im said, “you ought. to tray you've hurl enough."

To which weli-irrc-arrt. advice tho br-uisetl and Iiattered young Imxer‘ rnurrirgt-tl to gasp out:

“lf——l've strength left» to any I've lrnd enough. ‘Im—unt yet whip‘ pet ."

i IN MEMORIAM

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In loving nrt-uiory llowntt Jolnlufonm February 20th, Ill?!-

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' Vhlun, _Hoiv4\ll John- ntono, who departed llrll llfr. Flbrlull‘! ilfltll. I024.

Days of nmlneu utlll came o'er mu, ) ‘

More! learn do nflcn flow.

But memory keeps her ever nrnr un.

Though aha illod II"}PRP ago.

Rho unfhrcd muc-li. who‘ murmured

Inf- Wo Ontolml horwlny by (IM- Ulitll n Int with broken hmrfn We ltlw her fade sway.

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At Rotary

At the Rotary luncheon yester- day held at ‘the tlio flllf-‘flken- was Rotor-Ian Ban Conrad “110 save an» interesting address m‘ "will"? 8-5 a Money Maker."

H9 reforred to t-he rapid strides which had been made within the P"! YEW years ‘in markaing and PTlOdIIOIlDD._ v Formerly the aver- age fioc was composed of a few birds. d the rail-mars increase in chickens depended on how ma-ny were hatched out by the ‘lre-us- Today there are many incubators and broroders in the Province. and rthe farmer can buy filly old chucks from the various hatchet-lea. ,

MP- Conrad tine-n reviewed the live poultry business which ‘began r-n 1920 when large quantities ‘were QXDIK-stsed to the Boston market. 'l“h‘--so have proved a decided suc- cess and resulted in a big demand for live p-c-irltry ‘from this Prov- H100.

Thflre have been higher ‘prices bc‘._h for live and dressed poultry. ’l‘iiis yeair ‘seven curs were ‘ship- pcil, valued at 817.000. There been» a big improvement also lil mark-ailing dressed poultry.

Tile progressive farmer fattcnn his poultry in crates for‘ thrree \\'(‘Ek‘5 before kllliln-g. They sire

then lbled ‘through ‘the mouth and d-ry plucked instead of chopping ihdr lrcatis of a‘n‘d dipping them lll but water to remove ‘the feath- ers. ‘

Practically all dealers today buy 0n a. graded basis. Shipments are ilivided in‘to such grades as rnilk fed. selected, Number 1's. S icct A, and Number 2's. They

arr. pulid for ticcorddirg to weight ziuil packed Iill box

‘pnachmlerrt lincd containing twelve birds ‘of . saint: weight and grade. Sc-rue IHPIIIWETB uirstlitirtos. in- Clllfillll-f the “Maple Leaf" at Siiirr- m‘ ‘villcflbavc bud outs-landing suc- ciss as their poultry is well fat- tened and properly dressed. The turkey rniarket was high liris year on account of the short- iigo ‘in Western Cainad-a- Tire ave-rag‘? fariucr does not seem ‘to have the some success in fatten- ing tirrkeys as he doe-s with cirlckens. A largo percentage were ‘iricely fable-nod. bwi there was a large quantity of undensir- able birds put on ‘the market. We can create a better demand for our Island stock iif every deal- er would buy and pack according ‘to grade. Every poultry dealer will wel-cmne the day when we will irnve to buy and se-ll poultry ‘und- er (‘iovernruent rsgulations, much tin‘ isanre as our present egg regu- lutIcrzs. ' it its estimated that over $200.- 000 was palid tio the farmers for lrivo ‘and dressed poultry last year. ‘This birstneiss can be increased if |ihc farmer-s are instructed as to llr“ riglrt bréetl of poultry, the pro-

pi): manner of firibealirg and k‘ill- ‘E g, etc. It is estimate-d that nearly $10000» lost to -t‘h0

tirrnrcrs". by improptn.‘ ltiliinig and plucking last. your. Our rrr‘ilk fed chicken-s and fowl are far super- ior ‘to hhnoe raised, in the other provirrc ‘. Consequently w; CllllIlI-IL raise enough ‘to supply the demand.

Ilotznrian- Wilfred Boulter was in tho chair. _ Presid nt Rowe read it letter‘ from D173 rlct Governor Baker, giv- ing the standing of ‘thc Clubs so fur its aittentiance was concrrnetl Citarlcrttctown being alittle below the "CEPIILTO."

FOREST HILL SCHOOL EXAMINATION

The semi- annual examination of Forest lllill school which was to have ‘taken ‘place January 30th but ivag pirstrmneil on account ‘of lire storm was held on the afternoon of Frlb. 2nd with a fair attendance of ruiclsqriryiers and visitors present. The ipupilr: were examined in tho vnrIou-s suIbjcett-i by riheir teacher iil"s5 Ethel Brown assisted ‘by Miss \\'u'iker. teacher of Upton school. Judging by -tlrc ‘quick and accurate answers from the pupils us they \V(‘l'[>‘Illll)Si.iOllCf| in tire (iiffervnt strlhjccts, IMiss Brown evidently dc- vctc-‘s her time and attention to her work.

Allin" the pupil“ hail been tlror~ ouglriy‘ exii-urinori. n sirort ‘program wit cirrrieil irutflby the pupils ‘which wiiu ‘tiroi'r>rr‘,:l!.!‘y' crijiryoil by uii. Prizvg uwirmilcil by the truchcr‘ were ilrv n prvsvirIr-il to ilrc lrilowing pn- pf-ls‘ UUIIILIIIS illcllirriniil. Roy Mc- Kc ziu, Flori-rice (iiiiis and Muriel lirlivDirnalil and after which a sipeil- ing rrrntt-h in which all tire pupils ‘book part in held the attention of all. The prize ‘ire-lug ‘won by Eup- lrcrrrizt Sheppard.

The pupils and visitor's were their treated to home lllfl-(it! candy a-Sler whi-c-h lilo singing of the Na- tional Arttirem brought the oxalm- iuntlou -to a close. copy.)

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