IABRIAGES

ire-st moi-arm; ma.

2204-. Alice Myers, u“ gs

widow of’ the lats-Jsoob U.

_ Alexandra. The body will

Mount here for hurlgl. when: ueo later.

DEATH!

IAONALLOURNO. —- Al. tht ‘wt-no of the bride on Jlnlary llfh t! 310V. J. M. Xurchlnoir Prsnh Vi‘ Bqnnll o! Huelgrove and llu Gltpt Ruth Bnms o! Islpeque.

IN ORIAM

ln loving memory of my dea- notber Mrs. James S. Reevea, vht inverted this life eight years. agt inlay. Gone but not forgotten. You don’: know the sorrow to b left alone ‘ill God sends s me-asenger to your home. ‘Pis sad when it caiii for one o: the other,

‘at the saddest of all is when ll call: for your mother. inserted by her daughter, hire '. Rankin, Sewaren New Jemey

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mumx. Jan. ZL-(Quolation rrnlshed by Johnstone and Wan

2e Montreal Stock Exchange) .. 331

‘Jen. ..... .. ftubsn Cane

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. u... LAYlNG BIRDS REQUIRE MUCh WATER.

1h 1h . , . ixlj.‘ per food. out also that i many caee». it if. the moat neglecto pan. The more the hea lay the more water the; This is mil? nzit‘:

per cent wmnr an-l the j-‘Ulli nim- '.'.\ per cent water. An inuuillcle‘ Water suppply m/rivr- dfzftl‘ ase “gig production. yum m: an insui’ "fem supply o? oyster '-h lls n.- m o" lime. material YTlF-HTPT ~.-r cg)»: ‘in abundant irzilui“ supply is nn i‘ portant ninth/r, ~~iierieliy in col weather . an n1-'1ttt.i— are apt t be neglected. liirrl- w-Pm '0 rolls snow, but it E r-nbtllli ll the will lay u}; Th» lug-in; bird require a. drinlc lll"='. thing in- th morning ant: the laa’ thin; a night. Hart- Wxxtt-r trivia)" helm them. When it .'zi-~~z»r; it: tho luau? take tho "l ill of}. li mill: can b wwmlled m, '1'~'-l n. v .,z zh birds will r101 drink . m I h m‘ ti; ‘fitter. but let them ha‘- L5 mur- they want. it Ultriitlfi more egg:

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——-<-<oo_-_-_- KEEP CHICKS GOWING. ‘

Chicks zshoulcl be hell’. <ruv.'in' xrery minute until maturr; ‘n. ism kind of fend. ‘Drum-Tl? fn-rlnvil ’n this. if the chick is llfllllg t: tart with and has comi" ‘oundings. T'~~ wrung kiwi m [up] ll‘ improper feeding. such 1'." fol-d ‘ng too sbon, ln for. warm n r-ignq 1r without making the shim, erclse for part of the fee/l, will m only stunt the growth 0i’ the '.'lll1‘k but may caust- intt-stln-zl troubli indicated by diarrhoea and Ulllllllllt death.

Whatever the ration. tin.- must be clean and wholesome, fhl water must be pure, the milk dish es and all let-dint; troviglaz, must ll kept sanitary. Litter used mum m) be damp or moldy. Failure to ul serve these precautions may chum (sudden and unexpected losses

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' your: Standard for Delayed and Pumrui restitution lc_ll~l Tin fixture only. n" ‘Ulflfll or direct all Price 82.00. iickubocker Remedy Co- ‘ll E. Front 8t. tonf-mConuiL

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The annual meeting of tut. 50v erelgn Silver Black Fox Co. Llmll ed will be held st St. Lpuls, P. E I. 0n Tueudny_ February 8th, 192i st 1 o'clock p. ta.

All shareholders are rfiqileoted to

attend J. A. MULAOHAN. Secretory

1'00!’

.AC°old Deaf -!

The mun or woman beltind the counter is in constant danger of con- tracting colds.

‘ An overheated store, and the drafts from the con- tinually opening doorsr that’: what causes iL

SHARP’S BALSAM

9i Horehouiid and Anise Seed

—a winter health preserver lot indoor workers-J! molt reliable remedy im all such condition. l! almost instantly remedies incifieut colds. and aflondl quick and gisielul relic} in more chronic cases. Finally Complclcl)‘ wine-min? the cnndi." .1. The w‘.-»Ab-:, colt: Itlltulfijt)! ("J _'IJ»1~ (l! o.l drug on! flnuui :l..-/:', 13c. The. Canaclinn Drug Co. limited» 5?. JCHN, N. H "

Over I00 years

Ago, Dr. Johnson originated his (amour household medl- clnm-rtili

The old reliable

of homes for , r1338 throats, a p r a i no .

in Shove

strains. .. IXTEHXAL aches and l influenza.

Johntsonfs _.> _A_nodyne Li niment-

~ Crlppr.

vi-ncu HORSE PULLS MOST!

When two horses have equal ‘engths on a double tree and pm crsc- pulls ahead, does he or tlit- VOTE‘! which hangs back pull the NOEL?

if the three holes iii tho doubli- "ree are in a straight line and one torso pulls ahead. his new lever trm becomes the perpendicular oi ight angle distance from hie lint if pull to the middle ltoleJmrl hon/v» vlE lever arm is shorter. But the ever arm of the other horse is hurts-lied by exactly the same tmount, so that they still each pull he same so long as both pull strni rht iorwnrd. However. ii they both wing out as tho"; pull. the from sores will shorten his. lever arm t little more, while this will mnl-ze he rear horse tend to keep hi; ever arm its full length and thur he rear horse will gain a little rid antage. lf they were both to

‘esult.

in general. however. the rniddlr dole of the tloublritrees is put ire-ll ’o the front edge. while the en-l 1011;; are near, the rear edge. Cn- ler those conditions. the lever arm ‘or the front horse will be slightly engthenerl. while that of the rear iorse will be slightly shortencdmid hm." the front Horst.- wlll hrivo n rnry slight mlvantage.

’l‘hls iliihilfllfifl of course. that the iouhletrees do not begin to bind as they are pulled back. It often ilTlLlB so much that the rear horse nay he bulking with traces almost

lack

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t relieves ct nncn out! uoll;

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For Saleillarry T.”

As l am leaving this Provlncl hurrly 111.. 'll‘l('ll1‘..' for sale. The "rutllns: (‘urnagt- .m-i PUlfllllR Siri- HRRY T, now eligible to 2.21 ‘lusts and tau-it enough for “Fro- ‘nr .\ll<. ' l‘. I11: not raced extrem- v. racrrl con. “faintly, This is P "(‘Sli “min! liursé. ivu‘; expressly wttparoil laht nczisuil in vii-w of thi easmrii racing. in now in per-lee hnpe to go on vzhli. Also harness.

‘Junkets. boots. etc, all in 987106‘ ondition. lf not sold by prlvliti mle by February 2nd, will be soln by public auction on that day a ‘l o'clock at his barn 24 Grotto: Street.

For lull OWEN‘.

particulars apply to

O. W. HANDIAHAN, D0 Grafton Street. Charlottetown

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“lfsmohadlhungonsolvnf o that l. C. Dick said W116i’ e cane home to dinner.

"Win-f Did it go down?“

“Yes. broke qnlte badly today. ' made a little but not nearly as mach as 1 l laid not!!! to Mm. ‘our. i could elrdly sleep a owing 1o ‘am;

h: told llflrtled Swwell. Suppose in had boatgli: " and now wmld blame me. l .1‘ so worried. so er-ztm; m-er her. 12m". l forgo: to because we hztdn‘; 1mm nor . Dick luau planned who: he

"Led "a killing" with ll. and was

terribly disappointed.

"That's vii-pat I gel for being p2;-

zieiut’ he grumbled a: breakfast

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“Though l arppose l am ‘lucky to

"‘ or with a whole skin.

"Don't w-yx-rg dear! You'll make "ip xomeivay." l i-nosurand.

l also l had or faith fn my ‘it? .\ “i? is ‘he bee’.

irciuber you 050-3 -.1~’-_ " '3" Preminxlml

i mbercd znblin

vice." he ‘. ‘The géklrffriq‘ L.

U‘. Lil-Big . U! ' Ft-rnaps because l

hurrah u.‘ an, him: dlilfil like gambling. next morning l)l.l‘ i “n+- Blouse mug. l: i.- '.-l , \\'l1~i'. l heard ' v-e lhzrl zi premonition she t to speak of the i. c. C.. left l

ha." wilt-n flu Pvlilil he‘. "n.

was thankful 1311:}; had fight-film said: Wha',':~ ‘he matter C?"

_ "Pm sure l don't know! ‘m1 remember I told you abuu: wi.;-. he did at the oflice.”

‘Oifii l,

At least you said you did.“

“Yes_ ho told me of that-per hops because Mr. uyftiz it. a“)...

"Did he lose?" "Z\‘o, njnhing either."

lilyllllltg." S0 mu l?" i unuiverul illllunDSi:

- xvii": . sure and tell inc “but he ail

.- w Delmonlolz-‘s at one!”

Th‘ rm Timi- - cam in (run. w were rsuily

U) AM: 111i:

iurns ammo in,

ionlsahovrfng he hall been invited " o jUSl, on time." Zilildrc-cl said

" 17110. “l {eel vary Tlionnrr-q 1g egggy vra sixth charming ladies!" he marked. Then led the way ihb- rmarttvl 01' us. carnage ‘nominate of orchids

delight. for me.

“Aron”. they ‘too hivtfry!" thawed.

“Not zlean-ly- w»; are!" .\fr Burn-a low.

' l-iwtert-r"

We 118d a deMgibtful

Orchids

luncheon

T0Cure aCold in One Day

Take

Grave's Laxative

Bromg 1a

Oulnlna labldll

Be sure its Brtmlg

enrol

The [canine bears this signature 30c

“Yea, but you knew he Z-iwl fhati

Burma nriviwd Bu: be “on! his ynsit-r;

but ho didnt make iiuy-

"As long as he didn't ‘lose ivfs ill figlit_ bu: Fm glad l didn‘: do

five. nut!" silo cautioned. then:

. i hats-d to limp‘. anyone very and. '0 Luvfiuurprlse, lJrJfOTQ ' Litbl? l|lllri-._l ZLl1iF2i-)‘~f engaged‘ ljmmncg

"Mu l law?“ was his ‘first ques- zjiuo}. llltlldfi will; bu", men

rc- to in‘. 'l‘W0 lhvol} Ya) at our plated ‘and l exclaimed in were a luxur)

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hrveyly us you a-uswvorwl "Mary

worm-er l Lvi 9m zmiuq‘. feel ng- .4 l ouch". not go’. r ' " tha ilr. But-m W35 paying n 2mm itwmilon than I. a married rrom .n ia-Eio ‘rival her heir-Mm, should lilo-r

. -——--¢-0Q>——~ THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTlA.

Th» z-;g;lt;-ninth (AflnU-A; rt-por" at‘ thr- Bank of Nora Scotia which tppoars today l.=. of more than 0r ‘Lory inwrest. ’r.~.- i: records th- ‘st your‘; imperial-ice m‘ 1b: ..-;.~bin<<l basin-es of the Bank o. O l/Ji-R-and the Bank oi Xovz Scntia since the amalgamation o‘ in.» two banks about a, year and z "sail ago. Profits for the year art 92,327,423 as coznpured with $1,926, i?! a year ago: whiz la a remit 0 he full m»; use of the enlarge: resources resulting. irom the amal zamation and which was ilvailabl ‘or eight irionths only last year The earnings an. .5! the rate o 1.": p c. on shareholders‘ fnndt

repltal. Reserve and lfndivldei‘:

‘rt... s» uguitiS’. 7.6 p. r. last year Tor the profits of 532,327,423, dlvirl mds were paid to the amount oi Tl.55:.'.t'00_ Circulation Tax tool. ‘$7.000. 3100M») was contribute” t» ‘hr.- Office-n‘ Pz-iltilOD Fund. $300, ‘UU "written off Dank Premises, nnr he balance 0f $704.17" carried for \¢'1l"l from last year was increas

d to S982_E.95.

The balance sheet norm.- that ,l. 1511a‘. lllt’: Bank L: in .1 sir-m: lirmi .(-.-iiti-..i.; (Jurrcrit ("min and Domir

on Notes on hand amount to Sfl-l H2836‘). fill increase 0i Siytillfllli! from lsst year and retresrm: i5.‘ p. c. of the Public lfiabliiiiee l the deposit 0i Sliflidyflm’) in ih Central Gold Iii-nerves ittlirc the percentage u‘. reserve is btuu ' up to 22.2 p. t‘. lie-null? avnila Asst-ts are 57.5 p. -:. oi liubiiiiies Municipal and Brfiin sec rifle: ‘how a re-liv-Iiitm ui $6.600_000. ‘in i.» 3on1‘. t". IVITiP-l!» ti ailvztrrt-s 3v the 81.": it 'l‘ret=.-=.;\r_<. CUT?“ loans in Canal-la and elsewhere rave increase-i $9,\‘i0<\.000_ and giw evidence llllli the Bank i". hearing it; full aims- of the commerua‘ business o! ‘m. ctvuuirp: lleposrs not bc-arinr inti-aw-P-i FliDW a Yiillli’ ion of $i4,.70{v‘0<:(l. due to Govern nent Mthdrawnls of Victory Lona mlances but interest lyearing De aoeits are increased $19,000,000 with the result that total deposits ire up $4_500 00d and not umouni o $184,745,845.

Altogether’ zne statement creditable one and EllD“‘~a the B. nk . affairs to be in an excellent pod lion to mite’. an} aituaiiop ' may aria: throughout‘ =ho present iedlmon period

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{be cive cow some cneorr

EYt-‘rywvhcre among cattle mun Tnc- hears that the hull is 50 to {i0 ‘tar cent oi’ the bcriL- All honor to the bull. but he is only s means to in end-better cows. We cutinot ex vent better vows from a hull m‘. ~ ‘ens ht has :1 grew. mother, individ- mlly of the type desired and with rrotlucing ability well above the iverage. We cannot hope to get real improvement and ilv in suc- meding generations. and rcpodure ‘greatness unit-sh the hull is mat~ ed with comparatively grout cows at the bfllllt: type and character an the dam o! the hull. All of which brings me to the thought that the zrrant mother (IOWH In :1 bcrtl

ary to real breed advancement as

but one seldom hears it rewated or discussed. Tim bull is having liiq do)‘. ----4¢>—————~ fly“.

FIRST BATTEHY W\L\. FlBE SALUTE WHEN HOUSE OPENS. -Th»~ honor oi firing the salute at lhu opening 0t parliament on Fob rusry 10, has fallen to the first but- tery of the first artillery brigade. The battery. consisting of iour l8 pouutlers will he manned by n oom~ poslli- personnel of the first. artil- lery brigade. Complete preparations are now ‘being made for this cere- mony and all the men are taking keen interest in their drill.

are juiit as important and Dents: - u

a bull. This is not a new thought body

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BY ALBFRT L. CIDUQK l-MQTENING THE “WARIMNG UP" PROCESS

Localixe The Heat in Engine Jack ct: and Exhaust System

AFTER A COLD ENGlXB l: NZARTED. zhrre are two ways in which iu snzmment of a satir- ‘nmury working temperature can ‘>2 assLsted - B; rt-zaining U1.- Lear garetaied an-i- localiung it in 11.0 twine Jswkms. as far as pas- ‘c m! by inomssim: ‘the propm u! the heat g\-:xer-,.-.l who mrtod to tilt eXlgl-De words to can 1s heat as po-isih and l1. when; it will do lllt- luvs? in vaporizing ti!» incl. Here a few ‘suggestions as Lu narrating l» in the garage: Close th-z- lPull’ ourtain of tile howl cover r or close the mdiawr <~huv due is provided, and sin-end . oven‘ the ratdiurc»! from aml . as additional her." iusillztitvff. T56‘ ma. the .=_\".-1en. is of Iiquiil. the, ongoi- it will misc- Eu warm up and if Pf-crr-Litvz is used ' p;~rieciij.- n: - ‘S0 urn-mt:- ‘n "L. 1'11}; m»

"lei only to.

l. 3 PI‘

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a‘. simila porpuzo-

\ hoznc made clzunp can so Itpplicil r.» 41w hippo.‘ rubber connection 1o martial}; flatten it. thus reducing in urea and e10“ lng down the cl:- uistlon with u similar result. U! some can, it may be advisable per xlancntly w leseien the circulation n Winter "W the u=»:- of ivater (‘on lxxlou gonads" having holes or reduced size. Running the engnp, uh a vex-y" 1am» _-_.>m-k, gfg-gfly 31-; revises the amount. of heat retain-

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hwnl be used which will secure iflii hurting ‘Without zlieinecesiw y oi‘ e1x-tiling: the engine up m he racing point. '

BEAN POO SPOT ‘OR ANTHRACNOSE.

(Experimental Farina Note.)

Vegetable growers are familiar irlth the spotting of bean pods which commences as a dark red rlu point. enlarging rapidly, hecom. rig darker in colour and forming a. more or l0s< klrlricy-shztpet: r34“. ter or sure. Sometimes the pods ire nearly all covered with these mres. rendering them very ungigm. y and worthless. The seed from infected pods have black or bmwn spots on them, and invariably the plants bearing diseased pods will be seen to have numerous spots m the leaves r-wl “toms, somewhat iimilar to those on the pods, but imnllc-r and more elongated.

nvestigatiuns brve shown that zhie Pod Spot or hnthraunose, as it is culled, is caused by a fungus 1nd that the spots on the seed zarry the fungus over from one growing season to another. When this seed is planted and begins to grow, the fungus grows up with the plant and ll’ the weather is wet and cloudy. which provides good conditions for the growth of the fungus. ii may it'll the small plants when it is a few inches high ur even before it gets above ground. so making misses Ln the rows. In any case. if the fungus growth l-"s no: been rap“; enough to kill the plant. it will cause the spotting tit-scribed IllJOJO im-l in these HNQlE

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quit Laxatives, Purges; Try Ill lili Tonight-lanolin Fttl lllglil

l: ls s. n-ilatnlie to continually dose yourself with so-called laxative pills. calomel. oil. purges and CHUIBFUCS and force bowel action. It ureukcns the bowels and llvcr and snakes con- piunt dosing necessary.

Why don't. you bet; n ti hi; today to overcome your conetl on and Bu’. ‘IOU! tzzvstem in such have that diqily nu ‘Ill b0 unneceusrry’! o: can do Io you Rat a. 25c box of Nature's Remind (NR Tublcfal and take one each n slit for l. Week or w.

Nil Goblets flu 111M111 more than merely cause pleasant easy bowel ac-

on. This medicine acts upon the! digestive ea ‘it-ell as oiimlnatlvu organs -—premotm| good dlqr-stlon. causes the to gel. ‘ilio nourishment from nil tho food you cal. slaw»: you a cod. hearty appetite, strengthens the lvcr. overcomes bliiousncsv réFulotee kidney e I notion um ves the whole wly e» lliorouttlr rlt-aning out. ‘rim accomplished you will not mvo to lake mc-oiclne eVBYY do)‘. An occasional NR mum will keep your body in condi- tion and you can always loel your h0g1.

Try Nnturew Remedy Jill Tablets) uml pmvo (h , It la the beet bowel medicine that. you can use and 1105i!) oni 25c per box, containing enough to las twonty-flvn du_',':1. Ns life's am- qdy (NR Tnbletst l,“- rsoltl. guanm wed 1nd recommended by your drugglnt.

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BACCHANALIAN The appearance in the street. m‘ London of a group of’ men and

women clad in costumes of the daw- tvf Babylon created quite a sexy».-

can be seen a yellow or pink slhny material which a composed of the seeds or "spores" 0t the fungus. These spores are scattered to ueighgbouriug plants. principally by rain. where they glow umi form xiew spots. so spreading the dls~ ease through the field

The losses from this disease have been very c-mslderziiile in some localities and in certain yearn when weather conditions have been particularly favourable to tlm growth and spread n! tho fungus. The losses are brought about in three ways.

I. The killing of the young [tlalllii gives a poor stand in the field.

2. The dostruction of the pods lillil the weakening of the plants reduce the yield.

3. When the crop is to he sold [or seed. the presence of the spot~ tod seeds will reduce the value considerably. The seed trould not be bought by anyone familiar with tho disease it conveyed.

THE BEST’ MEANS OF’ CONTROL‘

The use nf sprays has given no results. The more obvious wayi to combat the disease is to devise sdme mantis of making sure that _the seed you plant ls not convey- ing the destructive- fungus. This can be done with very good stic- ceqp in the following way. Bet aside s smell plot of land. perfor- ably some distance from your bean

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tinn, Investigation revealed that they were students of the Central .\re Schools. Southampton Row. “"210 iu-rr rohvursiiig their "Barr-

floltls and grow _\'0ur own seed xuiwpli- in this. Plant imthls plot plump. clean seed of the varieties you wish tn lzrow thc following season. lnopevt these plants as frequently as Ivou can during the

‘growing season and weed out all ‘plants which appear sickly or have