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__ _\_ ` from the carburetor tothe driving of h°"“_° “mf h“'1“5_ Wen? 3' Wefks

_ - \ f`___ accessories, and the like. It is using v“'°“t1°“ Wm] Mrs' A' Fms” wells /,S _» 7/ more pow" W make pow” of Albel-ton. Her friends are glad _ __ “ _ f _ leam that Miss Clements _has ag

‘ No i=ooLlNG ANGELE . . . llsrlls will. axons bt?" °PP°*“°°°‘ S“P°'"°*” °’ “‘°

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IS IT REALLY ” t' I it ms Company, for the Maritime Provi

' IlO\\/N'I`REE'S YORK MILK! There is “U way ou 0 \' me ces. We wish her continued succ

Wm expand when heued' Kmwms in filling this responsible and r

this, many car owners still will make munmmve posmom adjustments to various engine parts

BY WILLIAM ULLHAN

lleart-to~lleart Talks With Automobile Uwllerl and

arson llowlafiettheal

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Least ltxpenea.

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POWER T0 MAKE POWER

why a motor car engine does not

increase its power output throughout * ._.‘**‘ ““-.4 H". its entire speed range sllli is not 2385-3-13-l5-19. V _

clear to hiimy car owners. The rea- ,_________,;______ -

-son, however, is not difficult to (nenvvood and Vicinity understand Beyond a certain crank ..._

_ _ __ _ when the engine iscold. It is not Mm iw” Gmcash hu femme

Wund' home after spending three weeks asi - ~

EGGIE is frigntfully bucked up. Nota the Kuesbof her brothen ML Har

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Cadmus, or the Phoenicians. or whoever it

wfas that invcnfedkautrianobiles. One large Nawm °°°851°“°uy Waters th; H15 11-lg;-ld; 1-gg;-gt; to Iegm that tl Rowntrc¢'s Yor Mi and he'llprobab y gasolineg one uses ill his car-an L H G0 in f Du blanc éevm.

:fini into SUT' Yuri; Milk u like dur' “hm they “rel in me "mms “I sum' sifaiiled 1:1; an(kle while skating. All

_ _“iz ¢_:_,g:l_;lee__.__r:__¢x_;__i__l:_l¥___l;::':_:_¥>e;>R1; mobiles, too. Moisture win eouect_c;o Mn m wishing mm A “pm mo

blended flavour-how smoothly it melts th” “md” °f th” tank “nd” °°’ ° n ery. _

away in your mouth. But be sure you ask Conditions. Cooling, it will Colldcllae

for Rnwntreels York Milk Chocolate. the and drop LU me mm 9,; the bottom ML Nm Mclsaam Gknwooi

har that sets a new standard of milk choco-

mt i late goodness. No other has just that perfect °f the tank' °n'e“ bmcking me nm" °f| been Dl'€5€ll_I.8d With 9. m0l'0C¢0

fiavoilr. fuel. That is why the trap sllould bcimer 1,111 101;-1 by the Cgnfedel-al,

(“Af¢¢l- all, 4,, ¢1~,¢ gtg, °n1y gag W an drained now and then. *Life Insurance Company for hav bottom," says Angelo.) _ _ _ sold the greatest amount of ins

'VACUUM TBOUBLES FEW ance of any of their P. E. I.,_rep _ _

lm. _'alia two sisters. lnterlucllt was made

THE EMPIRE ~`LIF

To piace Insurance ahd Ins

` shares. Liberal contract offered.

‘°’°”‘°'°"°’°°‘°‘°' apply to tlle_rro_vill°uli.lu»lu¢¢l- P"“~ lfhe i1¢t_ni<i¢t¢<l-\.\m°.unttd,l¢

the sum of $60 which

ludicieusly for the purpose

plained. ` _ _'

o-soooeoooooowoe sooo no ‘Qs °°°0 °0'*°*°* °* °° °°0¢**_0¢0 IGI#-lite In ll-SCU--lll\d lllillly ¢n..0.6S

'l`hat Car of You s Representatives Wante

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INSURANCE co.

' R. H. MlcNElLL ‘ 62 Prillte Street - `

, Charlottetown, P. E. L'

A Mr.

d__ called heck to the Plltlogm

wer ia the dinerelltiroies or un enwrtainmént. ‘A vote was tendered the chairnialffor 'the exullellt 'lllrllriér ill' ellie ' - chargtrl his duties, and

bers 'oi me liromlii for

"'“‘°° alll renaerillg oz their 'well-selected

_ Gulgln who is llain 'in _- __c_-f_ _tl1_g___bsd road Aesson, to live his '_»ti»oiis.' the

_ - vice. onfthis .longs-and

Cdrouw. . . .

'~° suited to the controlling 'Fi conditions, which if adhere; to spell., “' success. During thopmst win" me _ luraberlnan was enabled ‘ to. pens.- “Z traie the non lllaa-cosmic

5" wood. or marsh land ann to 8' tl-is aeriréa species for ills pill-polls.

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1`Y"GIea`nings From _ - __

“ly slllldllynigl-li. Feb. zsrd. an the home

V_ of her soil Percy in Mount Tryon, Mrs.

James Quigley at the_a.dv_al:lLoed age of 73 years. The deceased leaves to

has mourn besides her sol-rowing husband. 1ea_ three sons _and one daughter; Percy, mn iwith whomc she had “mon living, mg ‘Harry of_' Mount Tryon and Frank at ur. Carleton Siding and Mrs. L_ Robbins re. of central Bedeque, .also two brothers

theoc-

of thanks

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physical

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tracts "f ¢1'_°°U1'i

Tryon and Vicinity

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Tae srlu.-ll resources onlie Aisnits col-ponuoli

are in back of their positive guarantee that their

astounding new product Carbo-Solve will remove

. slivs rr _ _

been found is now announced. That you take til' chances In trying it out is pmvedby A.lernlte‘a iron-

carbon from your engine by a simple, inexpensive chemical process. This is Alemitds answer to any possible skepticism.

_Garbo-Solve dissolves the gummy binder which makes carbon stick to engine parts, allowing the deposits to blow harmlessly out the exhaust.

That auch a process might be found has been the

hope of the motor world for two decades. That it has

clad Money-back Guarantee. Try it-by all meansl

You need never again . . . experience the lost engine efnclency, over-heating,cu~ bon-knock, improper valve seating or other attendant carbon penalties. Use Carbo-Solve every 500 miles- and always drive a CLEAN, POWERFUL. S\lIEz'r. RuNNlNo eogillel

rwais X, I °""°° rarely gives trouble. An occasional

'i ' cleaning is all that it needs uni-.lsl` Mr. E. LL. M<=D0\isali recently nur- V cllafed a new driving horse Like t

QL), ______,__ f f "' ` ' ‘ l 'H‘f|'f_“w‘,5’,'1,° ,4‘;‘]‘}'§|f,4,',‘f scntatives during the months oi' J

' _ 'P "» f" `lf»,Il°l¢&:i:f:`:_»lll°:: _ The vacuum tank, left to itseli,_uary and February-

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` l '_ ._-1 ‘_ __ _- '_ l _ _ . _ . hc ,'\usband'arid children.

iz " - ` `wise men of old this horse “came| ` " '

._ “v.' , from the east." He is reported to bc` _ _"_ _ _ ‘g - 5 LLEAN naplaon 'roo .__ splmdtd dm_e___ on rl-lrilly Evening. 1feil.zatil_ the

_ _ _._,‘y-;'»,';/7/_'t ' young people's group of the United

_ »~' .f ,,?-)S}’})),/Y?/ _ Few motorists ever think of clean- Mm Eleanor 0__mm_ teacher or chumh were “Nm B my mwrsnmg

gl ,_»'°}")2<'1‘5"*"’7» _ mg me "dM°" wmh is mt “life lvlllo and Mr. Norman lvlcnean were address by Miss Tiiomuson of Toronto. ___\_._{/,_%v/ ' ~ me ‘“’“° ” ”“““““ °“° “‘° °°° “wlsitors to Glenwood on slllllily. me .whose work is in the -italian lvussioll

- "O" . - syswm' Yet’ placing 9' msc behind guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gor- there. While here she was the guest‘

the radiator itself and forcing out the rm _

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ST l\IAR\"S ROAD WEST SCIIOO

Honor Roll for lnailill ol February Pel'col'itage of Attendance 98.2 _

Grade VIII.-1. Mary Murphy 2

lluoella Mo'Jal1~on.

Grade VII.-1.' Tena McCar"on,

Minnie McCarran.

Grade VI,-lx Agnes l‘.icGiiig;;l_n l.l~ry A. M':Cal'lliy, 3, Maly Mc Liukixan.

Grade V,-1. Margaret _McGuigan

Gr:-ide IV.-(al 1. John P. Gorn

‘Qi/l B'lidl.1<>t Huitiics, 3 M:.rgol'ct Teacllor Mary W. Duffy

Murpllcy

Grade IV-fa) i. Roy Gomlley Ambrose McCai'rol1. Tommy Mc Guigan, Ciara Mlrpily. irqullll 3, Cal-heriiie McU;li'roll, Lena l\l:Guig an (efluall

Glade III-1. l{el'L‘cl't McGuigan

2 John D. M:Guigzin.

Grade II-l_ I-‘.i:ll~_~c!s Mllrplly Catlhel-ine Murphy, 3 John lil. l\fc Ctlrtlly. 4. Alltilclly Mul';.lly.

Grade I-fa) 1. Hclcll M. McCar-

l'0Il. 2 Lizzy McGulga.n, Plhilip, Mc

L Glligall, 4 Gcrtie Mctliiligan

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LIMITED, TORONTO

Grade I-»-lb) l. Allesc. Mctluigan

Perfect attelldance- Luceilll. Mc-

Carren. Mamie McCa*iron` Ambrose

2 McCarran, Clara Murphy, Fmncis

.\lill'plly,~ Mary A. Mcgwtlly; John

2 F. McC.l.l'tlly, Lena McGuigan, John

P. Gorlliley, Roy Gorllllcy Margaret McGlllgan, Mary McGu.lga.n Philip/ lvlcdulgan, Tommy McGuiga.n, John D. McGuigan. Helen M. McCarran

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Black felt crepe makes a Slunliihs

frccla with rose, beige and Nile green at crepe banded together to fashion yoke and tie.

Printed crepe spring outfits feature

the cape ensemble as new and divert- ing. The cape is jacket length and th: ,frock sleeveless.

`A _lacquered silk irock. from Paris, has triple tiers for a little izoleraand triple rllffies,lillisllillg tllc bottom ol the skirt.

Bring Sunshine

Into Your Home

ordinary circumstances

mud and dirt that may be caketi lvithin the fins has been known to make a great deal of difference in cooling efficiency. _

RIGHT LIQUID IS VITAL

Hydraulic shock absorbers cannot

be expected to operate properly un- less they are filled with the fluid

The young people of Cardigan Roa and vicinity held their last wills party at the home of Mr. Nell Mac~ Intyre. Prizes were merited by, gen- t.lemen`s, first Ronnie MacKinnon.

Pius MacKinnon. After a dainty lunch, served by the hostess, Miss Mary Maclntyre, all'went to Forest Hill I-fall, where dancing was engag- _ed in until the "_wee sma" hours.

Mr. and Mrs. Beni- 'Mcfssac werel

visitors to Milo on Sunday. They ited the latter's mother -who- as taken ill on Friday last but is now! reported to be somewhat better. _

end with the Misses Georgia Jean Livingstone.

where Ile intends to spend the sum-

CARDIGAN ROAD NOTES mer' ' ` began to fall everyone started home-

» . _ | ,

d lvlr. al-la Mrs. Archibald Campbell ward. carrying with them many Pleas- ff "M t were visitors to Glenwood on Sun- Hl1im¢m°1'i¢S~ ' . /' ""

day, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ---‘ ~ ' I ~/ t

Miss Emma Tllomlas of North Tryon /

25th. The entire ccnuillll-llty extends airloerazt syn-ipathy tothe bereaved

ill Westmoreland ccmetry on Feb.

of Miss Elma Inman of Agustlne Cove.

Mies Silina Myers of North Carleton 1

vis- IP. E. I. has been spendlns a few days P R O G R A M W »il~. Tryon the guest of relatives anti

friends.

'nie w. M. s. held-their' annual

Miss Edna Gilicash spent the week _ _ 1-

and mmm utgmnm M' the hm! 91 Mn” 'Honor roll of Bedelliw 5211001 10? Grade VI-l Ulla Murray, 2 l-lazcl

George Somers on- Friday. March 'lth. About 42 ladies were present who

specified by their makers. Substitutes _ _ _ _ ' _ ' Grade X-1 Alice Nor/nan. 'Z Lean- Grade Il!-1 Horace Jewell. 2 Leo for an set must meet tha viscosity Mr. Wm. Campbell of Milburn, has p°"'s°d ° “ry pl°°“'mt °"°m°°“' der Toombs. Gallant, 3 Sidney lylul-ray,

y I - ~ Lunch was served in-the ladies usual _

5p¢¢1,1¢gf,10n5_ Ms;-ly dn not, _ recently leit for the ‘United Stitcs. good styk *md iwls-hes:/my pamkén Grade VIII-1. Ruth Wright, 2 Grade II-1Al-thur Murray an

off. After which, when 'the shadows

tuned his vocal chords in honor of

.winter months with her sister in t ici

second, Neil Macllityre; Ladies' first, . . ,., mm I ` y

Jean MacKinnon, second, Loretta PETERS __ mv M Cap ml' I/

Flynn;Consolations, G. Campbell and Y _ ` . _ , '. f ` D

mms' mme ° numb" °f mm are Howett Asher Howett The n -il

busily engaged in hauling 1umbe,._ the joyous transformation whlch\M H°;_______ M Rngerson ;‘_’____;_‘_;_’ __ __

____ hails the advent of vemal suprenl-\D_'x°n _md _'__e______~ mm _» ~ I __ _ _ta at _ _\__[

Mr. Billie Farrell was a recent vis-_ My' vwe me “em “ne 0! wm"er` _ _-+'~f»._‘~f'-.fl "3;-

~ i t. i i. 1,..-._.. -

ltor to Cardigan Road, the guest of Yes' “e av" he smug me _ _ _A “cord number °f (ans mended __-_'F at t 3 f ~ g g _

_ 1 y ‘ 3

Mr' mugme Mncxmnun' U Tile social and eiliel-tainlrl¢ne'll1es_ame_a__t Victoria on Monday even _ ._ 3 _ . __ lf* .___ ___\

` ` held in the town hall of Murray '¢"°1‘l 118 lfllh 1091- ll\d_ \‘¢P01‘i»€f1- N; ji ill... _.‘ 'il \__.

M15 St | M K1 1 gl _ _ __ _||y __ \\\\\\ “wt aaa \ .t.~ l__ _ __ s=~“r»»i75»4¥‘»?‘€??»»‘°3 iii- i’::”§.‘:.;' ;:°.'..‘;";.;';.‘.‘“ 3;; fflllll ` L. if

mg. M Mrs' Edmund Flynn' Miss a grand succeess. 'nlggeveht was stagL "Unions" by 'beating the 2nd Abbles" / ". ’ >».,‘°»‘ f .ful v \\

Ma°K“m°“ 15.51%." a Wadi' “rename ed by talent- from Aliistoll and Pet- by a score of' 2-1 won the Island "i V ~ Q I ‘I I 'ii' I

by all women' around here as sho is `. __ Q. ' 4 '\. _ f~ \‘

considered quite an expert. ' °'s~R°°d' me progmm hem! m me cmmpiomhip' Three chem? for thc' ' I 5 A I

_main a repetition of the one held Unions! The cup was presoliied_by_ f'.,- ' / 4 ‘ I ___

' ""` ' previously in Cambridge Hall and "Dad" Lyman. while the Hon.‘John_ " ` *_ ‘ A Q _

Misses Georgie Campbell and Jean published lll the Gua.i'dian with a Myers of lilampt/on congratulated the WW. if

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"I" N'" M“°““"”° 'md M"'R°"““° wal: Dari in the instrumental mus- llreauilers illisr¢si.‘tll¢ progress of im.

_ Macliinlion \\'_ere visitors to Mr. ic and ”cm.npm.‘lmmtS_ and th” of l..Ul~1m-ng.. _ ,mm comsaim with uw

Oiir new Staunton line of Sunwor-

tlly Wallpapei' will

or any other room a. distinctive and mod-

isll clini'actei'.

You will be certain-~~of~la.stlng pleas-

ure from the Sllllwortlly Wallpapers wllicil we ave shovvlllg in all tllenewest styles; Their colors vritllstantl sunlight and their izeallty lasts.

~ We arc again

22 and 30 inches widths, and our low pric-

es will interest you.

All. semi-triulm

_up. ' ` We invite vou

earliest convenience. ’ '

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c.4R`TER & co., iimfléa _ ...........,__ ‘ .l \ _ _ _ isinn\diMi»_»ilnl¢olf_eill__4.

give your living room

featuring the popular '

ed and ready to put

to nav tis a call at vour ~ -

Mr. Francis MacKinnon was a re-

cent visitor to Iona. _

'l'lle many friends of Mr. Clarence

McAulay are pleased to learn that he is out again, after his recent indis- position. l

For early spring. a favorite attire

will be the feminine tailored frock. with fabric banding to simulate a bo- loro and to outline panels in the

iight fantastic we to the rhythm ol the compelling violin. Mr. Walter Buell. teacher, Murray River was appointed chairman and later on auctioned off the cakes, performing both oglces to the satisfaction c-f all. The evening being favorable a large audience from the "Hub" of Southern Kings and the adjactnt sections 'greeted the chairman as he rose Io announce the program. The best of order prevailed throughout

skirt.

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lined" three

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the evening-a highly ol-editable

Severe itching Burnin Pim les ' _ on IIead._ Heal _by llticura. _

'My trouble began with an itching and burning of the akin. Later

the back of rny_head and neck broke out in little watery, sore pimpin. lll a alien time they became larger and fostered and scaled over. The itching nad burning were so severe that they caused me to lou my rett at night _ .

deeliient for Cuiicllra After using t puf-

Ncrxlglehly healed.” <

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Paddy Sharkeys on the 28 Inst. ML W_ E_ _ggnkjng Mm-ny. Hlvgx-__VchAnl|'pmns of B_ md N_. s_ and |

"“`“ who was prevailed upon to tin th=,ll_el~‘e's hoping they bring nomo me

'moon by winlllni also me Mal-liimc | Championship. .The game was ably ,refereed by "chick" Williams of Char- |lottet]own._who_ handled thc game to the satisfaction of eil. ' ' ‘

Mr; and Mrs. Reuben Rogei-son of

1 Tl‘yon_ have_‘ returned home after ispending A short but pleasant visit in :_ Charlottetown' the guest _of her_par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mackay.

'l can hear the spring birds singing In my ears the svreetnotcs ringing'

Everything seems just to say

Dont you know rprIn'g’s on lt‘s way.

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spring pills 'an'emphl.sla.upon fur

necItpiec&. Gllyak leads a flat fu* that is not heating. A black het hu

rfk-its ja-kdlwa and other species ha

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‘ “Up-I0-dale _dealers and service slalions are now prepared

‘ lo give you a Cai-bo-Solve~ing service”

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'RADIO`

of Ted Weems and his Famous Orchestra.

BEDEQUE SCHOOL Helen Bovmoss. 3 Kathleen Connel-

ly. Leard. ' _

Grade _ I-1 Elizabeth Sha:

Febrtlaryz- Jewell, 3 Violet Gear.

ray, Sidney Murriiy. Arthur M

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Listen to ills csrllosoivs luliio Hour, columbia arcades i `

_ System. tonight, Thursday, March 13th at lo P. ill. Eastern St.

ard Time. Texas Guinan, the Famous Queen of Night Clubs. IRI he assisted by Dave Barry, the Famous Long' Count Referee ir mi Dempsey-Tunney hght. Miss Guinan vrlll also have the basking

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Davis Murray. 3 Austin Gout; lt.;

Perfect attendance: - §»e~.n@I

lroomul, Helen Bowllers. urla;'_:\4lg-

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A. Gillcash. Q

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There is a debate cn Friday evening

_ _ ‘.farc.h 14th.in the United chur h ‘ ' _. _

I“d‘°“°‘°‘°“‘ °'_““ em’ mms! i-carry. 'nw Suomi for debate on ,r __ I f-‘fi

"Res lwd til il th Malume / I-=,_-,rg ,. :_ " ' U

Tm' 'spring poet Wm I mink wulnioreoessentiallto th: rest rof Casngcis if 4"' _`

jokingly. termed "Tl-le scourge of the than the. est H” ld _A __ "___ I -1;-__-.‘\~),-'4§_ '\ *_ .___. _ ‘ Press" by me esteemed cmawn' Marltinmr Til; l-leiltirrg teal; if ' "E"h“‘l-sf# `

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Leading fox rallcilers have demonstrated that, in addition

to meat, it is absolutely necessary to feed a. liberal supply oi IMPERIAL BISCUITS daily during the winter season, in order - to keep the bowels regular, and also to ensure the females having an adequate supply of milk during the lactation period.

IMPERIAL COD OIL BISCUITS are made from a. formula.

which has been prepared with these results in view and which reliable tests, extending over a considerable term of years,

j have proved to be signally successful. 1 Ranches, which have continued the feeding of IMPERIALS

regularly in winter, have had the largest litters of young foxes and also the highest average of pups raised to maturity; in ad- dition, they have practically eliminated the destroying of young by the females.

For assured results feed IMPERIALS throughout all the

winter season. _

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