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HEAR MR. WATKIS AND MISS McKENZIE at the piano Thurs- day evening in St. James Hall.

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Mrs. Louise Frizzell has reueniiii

.\lr. Blair McLeod. of K;

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i i yesterday visit"

Iilrs Creeliiian ‘left . afternoon for a short

::.\ Pirinie Dressing mi Wounds

carbolii: wcid is ‘kept

i-auterizing wounds and cuts sus

tu keep on hand a -botrle of Dr

the skin or burn the flesh.

Hotel Arrivals

REVERE HOTEL

E B Brown, York; P. E. Fowness St. John; Jas. E. Dawson, North Tryon; J. E. Miiiigan. Nortiiain; S. Brown, York; M. Grnisell, Souris; A. J. Polrier, Miscouclie: Walter Birch, lona.

M IRISHTOWN SCHOOL

The semi-annual examination of the lrishtown School was held on Jan. 31st, and ivas attended by u large number of parents and friends of the pupils and other in- terested persons. The exercises . ivere performed with nentness and effect that showed how thoroughly the pupils had been trained by their capable teacher, Miss Rosella Mahar. The different cln ass were _exhaustively examined. an the. pupils ivere always found to he so versed in the required kii0w~ ledge as to give correct and intel- ligent answers. The first essent- ial of successful teaching, consist- ent (liscipline, was always in evi- dence and showed that the tics- tinies of the pupils was under safe tutelage.

At the conclusion of the exer- cises Miss Fannie Moasc read to the teacher the following address: Ziiiss Rosella M. Aiahar, teacher,

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Dear Teacher:

Assembled here today 0n the oc- casion ot' the semi-annual cxanii- Ination of oiir school we takc this opportunity of extending to you ‘our cordial greetings. This is the first examination that we have

had since you became our teacher, hence we wish-to give expression to our sincere appreciation-oi tho very efficient manner in which you have guided llfl in our studies and also of the kindly interest you have taken in our welfare since you came among us. With tire- less energy you have labored to advance us in our studies, and if we have not attained that higii standard of efficiency that should he ours rest assured we do not nt- tribute it to any lack of effort on your purt, but rather to our own indifference.

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, FIEXALL DYSPEPSIA TABLETS. 25c, 50c and $1.00 malts digestion easy and the stomach healthy.

REXALL CATARRH JELLY, 35c relieves catarrh and cold in tho head.

REXALL LIVER SALTS 35c, 65c, $1.25 restore the liver to normal action.

REXALL fJHERRY BARK, 35c and 60c, the large BIIQ prove! U‘

pleasant tasting cough syrup gives satisfaction. REXALL SYRUP UF HYPOPHOSPHITES $1.00. Nerve and tinuo builder. Puts snap into you.

y REXALL PiLE CURE 50c, easily applied, cauoco no _V r lrtihtiwi. onvoalmon immediate relief.

- RZXALL Kionsyypitcs 50c, a m $1.25. Correct kidney dllordertand eliminates uric acid from the system.

REXML. ORDERLIES 25c. 50c and $1.00. The Ideal in vol medicine.

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gift as a alight token of the lovo and esteem of your devoted pupils. . Signed by the Pupils Accompanying the aildress was an appropriate gift presented by Miss Blrtie Dnvl-son in the name of the pupils.

Miss Mahar acknowledged the address and presentation with the tact and grace nntlvo to the natur- ally endowed teacher, and cheer- iiiliy admitted that no teacher can successfully discharge the duties ot‘ the profession unless wholly supported by the hearty response of the pupils and the effective co~ operation of the parents.

The school officials present ex- pressed thelr entire satisfaction with the display of work that had been performed by lVIiss Mahar. which in effect is a reflex of the estimation in which Miss Muhar is held by the whole district. This hearty and co-operative support must result in embeliishing the best work of the school and aid materially in placing it among the foremost iii the province.—Y.

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Thounandl inf. housewives have found that tli y can alive two-thirds of the money usually spent for cough preparations, by using this well-known old recipe for making cough syrup 2 home. t is s-inple and cheap but

has no equal or Prompt results. t takes right ho d o a cough-and glvea ' ” ‘- relief usually stopping an ordinary cough n 24 our: or less.

1/, ounces of Pinex from any- zlruguliit. “our it into a 16-02. bot y and add plain aranulated sugar cyr , to make l0 ounces. If you prefori use clarified molasses, honey or corn syrup instead of o r syrup. Eithc

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to‘ the city after nursing tile} late

t0 Montague where she w_ili be the guest ct‘ Mrs. George Thompson.

l some factories and workshops use in itained by illlB workmen .Far better

Thomas Eclecizric Oil. it is just as quick in action and does not scar

> fifty million foot of standing

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' puny from Alberta, are opening up

was» ormnnorrnrown" GUARDIAN"

the representational! Wan! 4 i

attention to m. health includipi spectioii. He h in looking aftb Council.

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was in the-city yesterday.

Mr. A. J. Poirier. Miscouche is at the Revere Hotel.

Mr. A. J. McAdam, Selkirk is registered at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. G. J. Wilson, Halifax is at the Victoria. _

Among the arrivals on the Bor- den trnin last night was Mr. C. L. Grant. New Glasgow. a. brother of Mr. \Vulter S. Grant, city. Ho is registered at the Victoria.

Winter Lumbering 0n Pacific Coast LOGGING CAMPS AND SAW

MILLS ON VANCOUVER ISLAND VERY BUSY

Ali logging camps and saw-mills on Vancouver island are running at full blast. There has been little or no severe iveather this ivliitei" and an increasing demand from all markets in the world for lumber which British Columbia alone can supply. The Japanese earthquake was re- sponslble for an influx of orders which B. C. mills are still filling; the building boom in Los Anleies has during thepast year resulted in millions of feet of Vancouver island lumber finding its way down to Southern California and there seems to he no decrease in orders from this quarter. _ 'l‘he eastern U. S. A. markets and those of the United King- dom and South Africa are sending ships through the Panama Canal

nutsiile the Cameron Mills at Point Eilice in Victoria waiting transportation to Australia by the Canadian Government Merchant Marine boats. W- Private residents ‘on _.tiie South end of the Island have taken? I} to shipping the small timber o their propfirtiis ovei- to POM ABS‘ 011 the opposite qoiist for fillp.’ hey ship it over as cordwood 0n s ows carrying from 1:300 cordsa trill- The Washington Pulp-and Paper Company of Por ‘Angeles them- selves take out.’ some 114 million feet of pulp-wood a year from the Renfreiv and Barclay districts in the South-west corner of_ (Van- couver Island. On their seventy odd miles? ‘of ivorking line from Victoria to Cowichan Lake. the Canadian National Railways alone show business-like figures for 1923. Their total exports for that year were 1i) million feet of lags and 15 million feet of lumber.

Six big Lumber Companies and numerous smaller ones are operat- ing the timber limits on either side of this line and there are four saw-mills in operation, not counting the great Cameron Mills at Point Eliice, the Victoria term- inus of the Canadian National Ruli-

ways, which have a capacity of three and a half million feet a montii.

In 1923 the Cameron Logging

Co. exported about 20 million feet all over the world and nearly every day there may be seen at Point Ellice a shill ivuitlng for its cargo or parcel of lumber. This Company have 1400 acres of timber at Camscot, 63 miles up the Canadian National Railway line. where they have been operating, but the timber here was found to he too heavy for n caterpillar tract- er so the Railway are putting in a special spur for them.

This Company are building new camps at Mile 70, which will he working at the end of January, also at Mile 54, where they have fir and cedar to come out. Also at Mile 54 there is a crew getting out

At Mile 53, Coipmans ifCom-

a new Mill. There is another Mill at Mile 51 operated by the Napier Lumber Company, and two more at Dearholme.

The Scottish Logging Company operate around Mile 05, freight- ing logs down the Canadian Nation- al Railways, and shipping them in booms-to British Columbia Mills in Victoria and Vancouver. This is an all British-Company bucked by private parties in the Old Country. v ThofChannei Logging Company, iwhoiifiieadquiir rs are in‘ Van- couver, are the fl goat exporters down his lino. iii 923 they sent

CIVIC ELECTION CANDIDATE. -Dr. Yeo is again a candidate, r

which he has been a member for

the past four years. The Doctor has been a diligent and worthy . representative giving) lpartlciflar

public ginflik and meat in? a qalso ‘been zealous inancee oi the

Mr. J. E. Dawson, North Tryon,

to fill up with Vancouver island luber. Millions of feet lie piled upon the Odgen Point Docks and

BRONCHITIS

Leaves a bid cough. B0»

healing and remedial qualities of

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To look at John Aasen, the 8 foot, 9h; inch giant who giver- Hnrold Lloyd towering support iii the new Putiiecoiiiedy, Worry," today and Thursday you would expect his dinner order to read something like this:

1 gallon of soup,

2 T-bone steaks,

3 pounds of potatoes,

2 pounds of vegetables.

Several loaves of bread,

A few pounds of butter.

1 quart of coffee,

10 pieces of French pastry. But, strangely enough. Ausen eats no more than the average in- dividual. but be does consume huge quantities of water. Whilc he was working in “Why Worry" he ate his breakfast regularly ut one particular restaurant. The first few mornings the waiters were kept busy carrying water‘ to Aasen's table, but they soon got wise and put a jug of ivater on his tnhle.

Thus does Ansenidisilluaion ur. as to the. diet of a giant and John can't really be classed as a giant, because he is perfectly propor- tioned in his size, and the diction- nry supplies the information that “development to unusual size but with normal physique, it, not giant- ism."

it is safe to predict that the laughter John Aasen will provoke in "Why Worry" will be in propor- tion to his size.

Curing Cancer Vlith- out Knife Now Positive

‘PARil-S, Feb. 5.-That the dread- ed ilisaesia, cancer may shortly he detinitoLv vanquished is the hope held out by French scientists as a result. of communications iuadc to the iPnrisi Thermpeutiical Society -by Dr. Nannie, of Tunis, who ihas des- cribed an entirely new method of treatment with-out surgical inter- vention and produced patients cur- ed hy im. iDr. aaime claims as a result of his investigations into hundreds of icancer cases that the disease is the iresult of disorders in the secretions ‘of internal "glands whlcircrente a

iveritable state of anarchy in the

hiumun, body. ‘This state oi" zlffairs he says. prepare the ground for the contraction of cancerous tumours. and immediately any local irrita- tion or ulceration takes place the

i l consequences.

iln order to prevent this patholo- gical state giving rise to cancer and to cure the cancer even wiheu it has formed Dr. Naame uses niedi caments extracted from glands ob- tained from animals. His science, now iknown as opoilherapy. has al- ready given in the treatment oi oili- eir diseases such products as in- sn-lin (ifor the treatment oi‘ dia- betes). adrenalin, iliyroldin and ov- arin, the eff-lacy of which is now accepted ihy medical ‘men the world over.

---—-oo->-—- zz-Stop the iCoughw-Coughinig is caused by iiirritatlion in the respira- tory poasages and is the effort to dislodge obstructions that come from inflammation of the mucous membrane. Treatment with Di‘. Thomas Eciectric Oil will allay the inflammation anti in consequence the cough will usually stop. Try it and you will be satisileil.

Réxall Syrup White Pine and Tar

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Cherry) The best for coughs, cold

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KING WILL NAME t i LONDON. Feb. 5. —Tlie gov- ernment's appointments to the Royal Household will be left prac- tically to Hi3 lilajesty. The Daily Mail today. says that Prciiiiiii‘ MacDonald holds that these ap- pointiuents arc largely ornuiiiciitiii null that the DFOIIIIG!‘ is likely to consult the King's wishes iii tho mutter. it is probable that three peers will be found willing to whips for the Labor party in thi- l-louse of Lords. The name oi‘ Lord Kimberley and Earl Dc La Wurr are mentioned in the con ncction. eve- ST. PETEWS LAKE SCHOOL EXAMINATION

The semi-annual examination and Christmas Tree of St. School was hold in school-room’ on the cvening 'l‘hiirailay, December 20th.

The school-room was prettily ile- corated for the occasion, in the

.i1pprupriiite colors lor the joviul

season of Christmas, and in one corner stood the ‘Christmas Tree laden

The children were examined in all subjects by their teacher and "showed by their intelligent an-

‘ swars that-they had been well in structed during the past

term. After the examination a well rend-

~ered proyam ivas carried out by the 3m

M. '. ~ lash the. program:

ptlqwMr. Jas B. McDonald. acted no chairman. Follow-

‘Exaznindftidn of classes. Violin adowbyrl/i Deveaux.‘ Welcome Ex-

’ ercisgdiy seyen girls. Phonograph‘

Topics of the Day

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(b) “Littler Annie Rooney’; “Home Sweet Home Come and sing the old Songs

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FRED Ii. _ The Rella 80 Grafton Street

selection. "l‘ll Take You H0109 Again Kathleen." K900835011» 'A Mortifylng Mistake," by N911" Devenux. Violin solo. by V- Deveaux. Song, “Santa Oiaub I6 Coming," by four girls. Phonogropll, selection. "Woodland Serenade.

Recitation, "The Twins" by Alvin and sum Gunn. Violin oolo. V- Daveaux. A Speech. Alex Conahon. Serving of fioandy. Dialogue. “Harry's Pockets" by two pupil!- Phonograph selectiom fill" 193° Golden Afterwhile Nellie Darling.’

May Deveaux Violin solo byi V-

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_ ' r '» -. _ ll i th wii , it (antes noddlfakecpn perfectly. out 1 million foot of log; and are 1c ‘pleavsaugy 1If|i,§§-‘,,p?*5i$h§:iiimv§ "H3182"? Yzlfltlglghadfliiilglvflfl-uicm enlnrizinsthelr camp so as to en- I ' selection, “Aloah Bunao. inciti- It nczllaifotgan. ‘hrgunh we“, lg ngllelttlitien: tolsiztaliilTolut double that Two Sizes tion. "Empty Stockiilll." 01:5’ fun," of u" » ",1 [nngq- ll y n . ey estimate I _ Marguerite Nation. Step-dun l. oosens flfidizllfltll@lllllkfllfl,dofitlldl that they have fouryearn logging i ‘ . ’ - by Maude Deveuux. Pantomime. and heals t membtanaoplnd n ahead o: them in their timber-limits - ~ i é “Flow Gently sweet Alton." Violin ma: obugdo lydgso caoiilriiliixyllafl: around Mile 69, where their big d 60 14.... . ~ Q solo by V. Deveaux. Sons. "SIIIWB a “ram R u”? h, _ camp is. They were the original I all Ce“ S I I - ' nltomhl» py four. lirio. ’ m c m, M“, ucroup, “gm”. or pipnee company in this district. _ .3 . I L C__ c _ After the last number o 0 Monti-iii m . very shortly the Canadian ' w i‘ -- i- . -' . . v nwiirwime 8mm 01m .l.fli"il

Pinex in a ol-liiiriily oim- Nujona] mum," expect ,0 M“ i I _ - ' amid the jingle 1i bails and after contratcd coin dh-ironaino N "m". “m, work, I h, t " J "' [noting all present, with Ill! l‘? o out omrwd" Cowiehan Lake “in; Ethan‘: dug a i.‘ I"\ 9' ‘ii ’ - i h“? “I "i" Micki" 11° ‘mburdu’ “m5,” _ a”; out m Cowmhn B” m the X H I i. to. ed the imuntifuily iadoir tree o‘? rAvoi ' Wig} by iii” out coast of the island. This will ‘ "M /‘ ‘l ' thght°liafilhnlirgr1z°likl°gnlafm ‘c’ Yinex” I ‘ on '0. m.“ n mulbmm-mle" I“ u" r ' Donald M. P. in a ltirri , "t," u, i!“ g, tiiejast fiber-limit! rou ~ the reviewed the gum» d“ n" all,” Mad-of Bowiciian Inks iii“ are m‘ ‘he n” “m, “d undid; m; gang-e‘. o being held up Bending iranliportn» I m, “Wham o; "an. 1m

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Recitation, "A Xmas Greeting" by '

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