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This oolamn la ruerved hr sIIs o! local ‘interest. but advertising 0| a Ilewsy nature may be inserted at live osnts a wold strictly 131-, - lble in advance. '

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HOWARD MQINNIU’ “HOG _ Footwear at 175 Queen Street. onoeﬁkisls" arqttdllol to out oliovvl: Illn normal weight as vvell ll normal health. introductory also only 85¢! Tr! Ostrex Tonic Tablets TODAY for noru w: nan. vim. visor. nerves: normal welshg

sale at all good drug storm everywhere.

SPECIAL Pits-Esau: naai GAIN SALE. Mrs. Johnston; Ladies’ Wear:

UNLOADING CQQL ‘IO-DAY, _ A Pickard & Co., are tinloadixq American Solt Coal, American Hard Coal and nrlquetts.’

ATTENTION FARMERS. — Due to shortage oi cars we sro unable to accept Turnipa at our waxir: plant till further notice. Signed Asociated Shippers Inc.

-—-M.'r. Malcolm Mackenzie BA (Mt. Allison) who was recently re- instated the Government. as supervisor oi‘ schools in the prov- ince, served during the war tour smri a hall’ years. Mr. Mackenzie not only srsdruated B.A. but took the motor past o! the course in the University o! Toronto tor his B.

TICKETS for P. w. c, Ice Sports Pwi- 508M. mm- :0 his vie-Wu‘

CHIEF SCHOOLS SUPERVISOR

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Glory" closed tlus part. Bilineu opened with ‘dent presidins. Minutes,

last meeting wen read,

and stud. Roll call was respond- ed to by l8 members with a Bible verso. Oiiorlng amounted to 96 cents. It was decided to invite the members of Mt. Herbert Y-PS. as guests at the next regular mostly. The devotional loaders appointed are Olive and Henry Jones, and for recreation Robbie MacKinnoin. Queenie MscKinnon. Sue Jones. Mildred Psynter and Kenneth Payntor. The evening was spent completing the details for the Sun- dry nisht service. Lunch was served by the hostess and ting ad- ioumed by singing ‘fTske time to be Holy" and repeating the Mizpah benediction in unison. The meeting on Feb. 21st was held at the» home

on sale at Old Spain, Mayfair, Jen-

appoilntmozlt. Mr. Mackenzie taught

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Ladies’ Sport Shirts “New Yorker” SohoolDresees................................89cto$3.29 HookingCanvasﬂMihwldth) Peryard................10¢ 15c " $L65 and $1.79

Window Blinds (paper) .. . Boys’ Overalls Men’s Work Shirts . .-.-.. .. . . Men's Work Braces

Men’s two-piece Underwear . .(Iar Salt) I Men'sWork Socks

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Men’stwo-toneZipperSweaters $4.75

BLOIISES

FASHION SHOW New Creative

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school in various parts o! the prov- ince, and was supervisor o! schools in western Kings and eastern

kin; Pharmacy and Hughes Drug

o! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones. Store.

from the Naval by Arlyn Seton 1

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‘BATTLE OF THE CHAMPS" OUR STORE

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4M6!» Driaeoll. - - uglier Grades: mine Kinnedy i

Perlect attendance: Raymond ltnrart. Shirley Stewart. Molds Bennett, Myra Joan Wood, Goons Carver and Ind Carvers

Teacher-Boyer It. Jones.

BORBOWED FROM INDIA

The art ot making exquisite cot- ton fabrics was borrowed from . India by the Egyptians 85 long ago

E 400 B.C. Liiied Oui,

Iio Pain!

Nopadsor plasters to fuss wilh—-iuat a few I drops oi a painless remedy PUTNAM‘S CORN EXTRACTOR-only a it! lppllcaa tiona and relief comes quickly. Tackle your son corn today. For rapid results. for greater mmlort. use the old reliable Corn remover. PUTNA M’S CORN EXTRACTOR, j 35c at all denlersln medicine.

j Putnam's Corn Extractor

OIDII 30AM 808001. Report tor the month o! Febru- w.

ci-m x-l. Freddy Drlaooll; 2, Aioia Lens. portrayer o! Gtrist

Blskio Wood. Mute-h; a.

the or.» alum "'1- play. will soorl be Z§§§§ih.§“i.'}°'.‘ Gish Vii-l. Raymond Stewart; German court, it is reported. Oth- ﬁtrtl-‘lwd Mum‘? 3- Emu" 5”“

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i bers will soon lace chutes. The regular weekly meeting o! Grade IV-l. Athol Jenkins‘ 3. .Oberammer|uu otﬂcials preddct a u,“ Jo.“ wood; a. Mu“ std-n.

tlhe llazelbrook B.Y.P.U. met on res umption o! training produc- or ads III-d, Austins Kennedy;

DUEL CALLED OFF

To settle an argument over the performance of Italian troops in Africa. Randaiio Pacciardi, 4.8. seen here, who fought against Franco in Spain, and present leader of the Republican party, is said to have challenged ’I‘uilio Benedetti, 50. a newspaper edi- tor, to a duel at Rome, Ital. The duel was called of! after the men reached an agreement.

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Caterpillar Diesel Power is ovuiiuble in the _ form of- TRACTORS - POWER UNITS - LOGGING EQUIPMENT - CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT- MARINE ENGINES - ELECTRIC GENERATING SETS.

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Necitpiece o! two live chinchil- las is worn by Geraldine Du Bots. The two libtlo animals. displayed in Chicago, are the first oi many oi the expensive tar-bearing ani- mals which are to be raised 1n that city.

CATERPILLAR TRACTORS with a wide range of ottoQchmcnis can be used to tuks the place of POWER SHOVELS CRANES, Etc.

We can also offer you gasoline operated power units, Murine Engines, Electric Sets, etc.

Our Fivlo-Year Guarantee is Backed byLong Experience and High Reputation

- TRANSFERRED HIRE-Mr. DM. Prince item i965 to 194.2. His pres- Reid or the Supervisor's Depart- ant appointment a; chief super- ment Royal Bank o! Canada. visor o! schools ormbies him to i" the Charlottetown Branch and is | mm , _ expected to arrive 1n the city to- gtelmmem“ o! m. ' o: m“ , day. Mr. Reid will replace Mr. S. m, “m, ha: balm wagging‘, w , ::COMMENCING wnnunsnav. I Vancouver. not it?!‘ a ton t‘: ' the siaii at the local branch is Mr. w” ‘mm.’ A‘ M‘ w", ,who was expected yesterday even- t liIiiiEiSIIIII -Iiiliii snzmu f“ __ i P°"°"°'° ‘FLORAL RENIEMBRANCES- , Hill RIIBERIS ' Emory Pliﬂtll _, -N.B.. is visiting his mother, Mrs. n. A "m" ‘i

Church, Truro, N. S.— Flowers s-undm Pun“ s‘

are placed in the church today by. ‘ ‘ JOIOCIIOII OI W!

Daub“ Rythmn Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bruce in. _ ‘ , Unusual Ogcyupqﬁgng M“, Margaret Mundane and M“ Georso Macmillan. Oovehead. will _ 1 SECOND FLOOR ~ Jane. Bruce’ E15,, for Mn and Mm regret to learn o! her illness. She ~ .-' v . ‘ y H, Smgkfgrd from M“ suck. is at present undergoing treatment 0 lord's sister, Mrs. Samuel Medley, i" iii! P- E- 1. K08191911- lail former P. E. wanders. -__- ieaon will be pleased to lnnmv that SCHOOL BOARD MEETING - she has returned to her home,

The City School Board held its reg- much improved in health. alter un-i

temoc-n. Ti oi Edward Island Hospital

; school cadets. school tratiic police. —--

rand the teachers’ pension system Relatives and iii-lends of Miss

Louise Oarew, mutter River. are, t clusion on any oi the questionswes pleased to lunow she ha; returned’ arrived at. Ciiv school cadets. who to he;- homo and is ccmvalescing, ' fohﬂffi)’ numborzcl between two miter her recent serious uparallott, To a! DENAzn-Iln

.(‘lOW.'i to approximately Oiie him- pttal and all join- th wishing her a;

dred tor the City. _ speedy recovery. Miss Car-aw speaks in

i ATTENDlNG-RE-Dnmc _ M?’ very highly oi the case given her

lottetovyn. P El, with their son,

Mr. Harold Stewart, will attend the

marriage qt their daughter. MISS

Ieph Samuel McConnell itkins nitwe Friday right Feb. 2am at the home u I

, itomorrow (Sattirrlayt aiiernwn l! OIMI‘, and Mrs. Robert MacKinnon. “one m“ 5 u u dmumﬂ- 3, Lean Murphy; 3, Marlena Bal- St. Matthew's Church, Hampstead. The worship period led by Jean “m! d , , ' Grade II (a)—l, Fred Carver; 2, ‘I tvlih tittcir dwghier, Miss Patricia mm was a; follows, hymn “When I‘ THE POSTNHSTREM Gem“ u"; McConnell. oi Port Credit. 0nt.. will survey the Wondrous Cross"; G34. 11 (h)_1_ Ev‘ wood_ rlzo be pTCSen-t at the wedding of Scripture reading Duke 23-20-5. It,‘ n” to “op n m, W“ 0m“ 554.1 (‘)._1H".n Muxgnnom , .

will be the brides maid oi honor Jesus." Reading “A Christian" iol- l" 3km“ ‘Wm m 5mm. Gr“.-

nrrd only attendant. - Montreal lowed by prayer by the leaderqwhecteeilgu alsgenun: maxi," I’.

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grouch as round the streets b you go We hope to be able to supply oar Fertiliser Customers with ﬂislr To he mot with a bio It’; nice to call l-lralnilerotnthe stlngtmmths i e dunnera ma: may b6 W31"! - theme; ' . M1899"- h" "wk m‘ M" reqniamonts. Onr being able to mannlaoturo alter the lire o! Oct. “ﬁrs: “t?” frlmdly l""m8_ obor 101th vvhloh completely ll royetl our Factor! and Machinery was . psoonrodlorasthsaseollIannrsatthaAirportnoarCharlottstown. “woven! ma“ “noon when the luguorzlemgretiltiser Clilgpany snil Super-phosphate, and from Sammorsldo a-xs-e, l-l-le-IM. 5-10- IO-lill and Bnporpllospliate. Other nixed Fertilisers will not be avail- able belore April. Nitrogen-supplying materials and Potash are at

Halifax has been transferred to ‘my; u“, “m”; in m, NW1“. m D. Vair. First Assistant Accounb‘ March our. Moore a McLeod l iC. M. Cshill oi’ Bridgetown, N.S., M . Gleanings from First Unltei r John Saundem‘ nedeﬂmn’ Also: News loving memory oi their mother,‘ Th’ m“? "mm °1 W‘!- 11:30 .Watertown, Mass." The above are‘ -—-—- i The friends or Mrs, Harry Math- ‘ular mottth!" dorgoing treatment in the Prince were all discussed. no definite con- ang ihrrt‘ hundred. are now cut in the n-ime Edwmd Bland H05.‘ the docto d u: t ii. [and Mrs. Cccil J Stewart. o! Ciiaf- by rs an n “n; s a Muriel Pearle Stewart. to Mr Jos- lion oi the cast is completed in mum q, '01pt. and Mrs. James McCdmieli- Farquharson and Queenie MacKin- i their scn, “hen Miss McConnell Readihg rimming the Cross o! when for me m!“ you mu’ I g7“, 1 (b)_1' Ddrothy wow; ‘It's a change from the daily roasona bo the weather foul or lair. Sodozftbooron with the wit- m“ m“. ‘he ﬂashed at ya“ llltll podblo by the efforts ot- resnior Jones and his colleagues, who hotnro some lor us. We can new deliver from (“arlottotown l-l-ll-ill present in short mslv resulting in the time of delivery being an-

5 di i r February! Gi-Léelgll Aileen Richard. I Ormond MacNeil-l. Grade x-1 Eleanor MoQuaid- l symha Gaudet, a Lucy Arwmiitz- Grade IX-Ja gal-id Siam cyri M hy. I 5"" GrladewJlZll-l Ellnl00 J. i5"- Roqiros, 2 Velma Poitier. 3 Al“! it. N333: vu-1 Estelle wiilinml. 1 Reggie DesRochies. 3 91"“ Gautier. vr-1 Eddie Lsushliii- 2 Gallant. a Gerard O'Brien- and Aloysius DQ-FR°¢°‘-- 2 M" Grade V—l Nova Venobemmﬂh "m; dmgcNeilrla iiflvelliﬁl e an ern will - ‘(mas 1v-1 Marion KHEKWMW“: L.:°z:::.-.::~"* ' 11581126: alLlIl-l Ennis. Gallant. 2 Mﬂguerih LeClair, a Tommy Wil- I Rt. Hon. Vincent Massey. C. H. former High Commissioner for ; HIM Elaine Gallant. 2 Qnada to the United Kingdom. and now a member 0i Great Brlt- Rosalia Ddnoohos, 3 Justin Ml. Jan's Privy Council, is shown gs he recently addressed students and N911], members oi the faculty oi’ MacDonald College near Montreal at tho Grad; 1-1 Wilfred Gallant. i inaugural oi an annual was memorial assembly meeting. Emmet Williams, Patricia Poitier. 3 Carol Poirlor.

Nrite or coll 'ot our uptown office for full particulars.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Prices B: Factory In Paper Bags, anil subject to change without notloe are: - Per To 3-154 S-IS-l-ll 4-8-10 l-l-IO-IM 5-10-10 S-IO-lt-IM

FERTILIZER FACTS

In the following table we make an endeavour to show the plant food content of various Mixed Fertilisers. commonly offered for lie ‘ in this Province. and to indicate the relation in quantities o! the nas- hrlals from which they are made.

Suporphosphste 20% Mllfllle M Potash 80%

We started Business In Con- ado.

We built the tint Canadian Ion e lurner and have been nick n oil homers In Canada (or I yours.

A pvovadb C diun Home Joznnol cndyﬁtgidiloho- Slant Glow was the ﬁrst longs lurnsr to be oppnvld by Notional Research Council

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De Lilla Modal: approved iiY Canadian Slander s Ano- detlon, Notional eslﬂiti‘ lIilgnOttovo.

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