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PHONE 178

W.il.Gillis&llo a

Cameron Block, Clia1-!ctictnv:n,I‘.l-J.I.

-l(‘ll CREAPERS sold at Braces. 8224-2-20-2l.

yoil, auto and nickel polish etc, at t Bruce's.

—-TOOK THE DAYS - In the Sununerslde Police Court on Mon- day morning o. drunk and incapable

in jail. He Lock the days-S

qucs. Events include, skating rnccs for school children and open class- es, snowshoe race, puck carrying race, etc. Skating afterwards. Ad- mission l0 and l5 cents.

B214-8-l8-st-2i. —BRACE'S IIORSEMEAT ls

fresh stock and the price is right. 8241-2-21-21.

-—- l —ALBA.\‘Y AND VlClNITY--_Mr.

and Mrs. Jack S. Coombs, oi Iiali-

fax, NS, are at prcscnt visiting the

iattcrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Holland, Searlcto\vn.-—Thc Bcdcquc

has now been bushcd io Summer-

sidc and the ice has been consider-

cd safc.—'l'he many friends of Mrs.

Archie Bell, of Scarlctown, arc

pleased to hear that she is steadily

regaining health, after hcr recent

illness-The flu has been prevalent

in Albany, many have been in bed

with this sickness-The Borden Na- ‘ tlorials met defeat at the hands oi‘ Victoria Unions lost Tuesday nigh‘;

by a score of 2-0. This was an in-

tcrmcoliutc ploy-oil gnntc.

—WE HAVE no facilities to store horscmcat until it becomes ancient. Buy it fresh at Bruce's.

8241-2-21-21.

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—B.»'.PTIST SOCIAL-The Bap- tist Young People's Union oi‘ Sum- merside held a very enjoyable so- ciai in their hall last Friday even- ing. Miss Marion McQunrric, vice President actcd as chairman. The program ccnsistcd o! songs, recita- tions and readings, with games and , contests for the young folk. A play- ctte, "Billet-Dun" was a special fcztiurc or the evening and brought forth many ccmplimenﬁs. Refresh- Illﬂllts were served at the close of the entertainment-S

—IVEDDING BELLS-On Wetl- ncsdny, Feb. 13th. o wedding of more than ordinary interest took placoln St. Simon and St. Judcs Church, Tignish. when Mr. J. E. Grﬂlant and Miss Veronica Bernard were ltnited in the holy bonds of matrimony. The Rev. Father Mc- Ncll, who performed the ceremony, ‘also celebrated the Nuptlal Mass. The bride and groom were attend- cd by Miss Adeline Douccite and Mr. Thomas Bernard. At noon, n large number of friends and rein- tivcs were entertained at the home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Bernard, where a sump- tuous dinner was served. In the evening the bridal party accom-

-—WELL KNOWN RESIDENT — ‘fhere passed away at the home oi’ his son Mr. J. A. Bernard. Tignish, the soul of the late Theodore Ber- nard at the advanced age ornlnety. three years. The late Mr. Bernard was well known throughout the pro- vince, where he always took an ac- tive part in the public life of the place. He was an ardent sportsman and in hi5 youth drew rein on some splendid race horses. Fpr some years Mr. Bernard conducted what was known as the Bernard Hotel at Tignish, where he met a. large num- ber oi the travelling public and was always courteous and obliglng in his dealings with them. About five years ago the late Mr. Bernard dis- posed of his valuable property and went to live at the home o! his son, where he was affectionately cared for. On Tuesday, 14th inst, the funeral was held from the home oi his son, Mr. J. A. Bernard, to St. Simon and St. Judc’s Church, where a Solemn High Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Father McNeil, assist- ed by thc Rev. P. Walsh and the Rev. P. McKcnna. The pail bearers were: Messrs. J. J. Arsenault, John Gavin, Urban Gaudet, Jerome Rich- ard, Hugh McKlnnon and Timﬂthy M. Ryan. To the bereaved relatives we cxtcnd sincere sympathy-T.

—FORMER RESIDENT 0F SUM. BROUGHT

~—MINUTES on an auto now save ~ HOME FOR BURUL-Mﬂnl’ 0f the hours, dollars, later. Buy Rust-oi‘! . 91d?!‘ Testidenls of summer-gm‘? will regret to learn of the death on 8224-2-20-2i. Sunday at hcr home in Boston. Mass, of Mrs. ltivKav, widow of the late Dr. Daniel G. McKay oi Sum-

i MERSIDE BEING

merslde, in hcr 83rd year. Since th

resided m the united States. Sh

was before her marriage a Miss

friciﬁshijis. Hcr husband 21159 IP01" Nova scava had one o! the largest prediccs of thst time and ‘was mo-“t hfgblyr thuizht of. Dr. Neil MfKﬂy. a b‘ other, was for many ycars pas- tor or (he pr-rtay-tcrian Church at were

SlllﬂlllCYSiilE. 'i‘hc children eduroted at the High School and still corrcrtpcnd with many of their classmates. 'I"he"c are left to mourn two sons A‘l:crt in Torcnto and Wllﬂam oi California, who has bf?“ with his nrther during hcr last illness: two datighfcrs, MT“. Fraser of To‘ onto and l/Iiss Ila. who lived with he: mother and tc“d*rly nurs~ cd hcr. One son, Dr. Arthur lvicKay dcd in the World War; and an- other son. Ernrst, who was secret- nry oi’ the Indhan Cove Coal 00-. Glace Bay, died last rear quite sud- denly. Miss Ida Nit-Kay. will ac- roznpany hcr mother's remains to Suitlncrsidc, and will arrive o" \V(‘£l"CFdl_v c-vcziing. The funeral will take place on Thursday at 2 p. n1. ftrin Trﬁriy" United Church. The service will be conducted by the jttasicr Rev. L, B. Campbell; Rev. Dr. Ramsay of Charlottetown. a prrsotrnl fl‘l"‘i‘i(l of the deceased. will preach the funeral oration. ‘Mrs. Ropercf (Iwrlotialvvcn, by special request will :iug.—-S

PERSON LS

—M;'s. Leeson Williams cl M‘:- Nclllls Mills and Lavinia, were visitors to Summer- sidc on Saturday-S

-Mr. Walter Bernard, who had bccu home attending the funeral 0i’ his grandfather, the late Theodore Bernard, returned to St. Dunstalrs

University on Thursday. He was ac- companied by his sister, Miss Lltlchc Bernard, who will resume hcr du- tics at the City Hospital-T.

Como over to the SUNNY SIDE 0F LIFE

pnnied hy their guests, drove to the home of the groom. where feasting ‘ was continued until all had par-taken of the delicious eats which were be- ing scrvcd. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant rcccivcd many beautiful gilts from friends throughout the province. who wish thcm a lripjv: jmrncy through lilo-T.

Going to the Mainland? Why rise early and rush for the train?

Como to Borden the Right

before, make sure oi’ the Boat

enJoy a comfortable night's

sleep. Winter Rule-supper,

Bed and Breakfast $2.00. ABEGWEIT HOTEL

Borden

Stanley S. Murray, I'rop. Stem Heated-dict and Cold Water in every room.

Booms with Bath slightly higher.

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Do vou want to feel nlwnys nl: your best? To mcct cnch day with fresh vitality? You cnu. For when you're healthy, you’ro happy-

‘ A delicious cereal provides the "bulk" that: is so important in overcoming common constipation.

Tests show Kellogg's ALI.- BRAN also supplies vitamin B to further aid regular hnbitu In addition, ALL-BEAN is twice as rich iniron as an equal weight o! bee! liver.

The “bulk” in ALL-BRAN is much like that in leafy vege- tables. Whnl. a relief to enjoy an appetizi _, cereal instead of taking patent medicines.

Serve u n cereal or use in

. cooking. Direc- tions on the rod- lnd-green pack- age. Sold by ull grocers. Made by Kellogg in Lon- don, Ontario.

death of her husticnncl in Nlay 1889 V was fined $5 and costs or ten days : Mrs. McKay and hcr family have

little daughter i

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NEXT MORNING

WELLNOW DO YOU LINE MY FAVOURITE TOILET SOAP

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Make sure about "B.O." I i

DOW!‘ just mm to luck that you won't offend. Mun or woman, no on: is safe! Pores are constantly giving off odour-causing waste-Fa quart daily. In crowded places- close, overheated rooms-others are quick to notice even a trace of “B.O." about us. '

Take no chances. Use Lifebuoy and be um. In creamy» searching lather cleanses co deeply, puriﬁes no thoroughly, that every trlce of “B.O." vanishes. lleips protect health

[ATHER AND I FEEL SO WONDERFULLY FRESH

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-—Frlends will be pleased to hear ‘hat. Mrs. Thomas Rimaghan, keep- c er o!‘ the harbour light at Summer- side is much inlprnved from his recent serious illness-S

McKcen of New Glasgow. During _BEDEQUE Rink spoilt‘; nlghbvher residence in Sitmmersldc she Feb. 22nd, open to the four Bcde- l made mum. Sincere and 135mm ._.Mrs. (D11) John F. MeNelll of

Siunincrsidc left by plane cn Mon- day for Montreal, where Dr. Mc- Neill is ieveivirg treatment. It is rxpccicd that he will be operated tltpml on W0dnesﬁay.—S

-—Fricnds will regret to 168m tlldt Mrs. Edward Strong of Summer- side is confnetl to her bed, having had a fall as she was leaving the house on Sundwy to": church. Al-‘ though not swlously hurt, it was thought arlwsnble for hcr to rest for a. few days-S

EASTERN ﬁllﬂlilllllll

..* Th‘! column in reserved (or new! o! locul interest but udvertlnliul o! ni-nny nature muy be lnnertril at ‘l r-i-ntn n wuril strictly puynlrle In uthuncr.

. .“SUBSCRIP'I‘IONS to The marlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. Mama's Drug Store, Montague.

..'C. G. I. T. ENTERTAINED- The Ever Rcarly C. G. I. T. Group oi‘ the United Church at Montﬂsnv ivcrc entertained at the home of their leader. Mss Francis Catlin on Friday cve1iing.-—H.

Ca digan; C. David, Gcorgetoivn;

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“WFALENTINE SOCIAL - The Young People's Society of St. Dav- id's United Church, Georgetown, held their regular weekly meeting on Monday night. This week's meet- ing took ‘the form of a. Valentine Social. A short devotional period was held, when Mis Hattie Llew- ellyn octcd as chairman. The prcs- ident, Miss Pearl Weeks, then tool: charge of the business period. Then the meeting came to a close and Miss Dorothy Jenkins, social con- vcnor, took charge. An interesting program of games and contests was enjoyed. Alter this the committee served refreshments and the even- ing was brought to a close with the singing oi the National Anthem. The society has been holding very interesting meetings each week and the attendance and interest taken‘ is very encouraging. The meetings ‘ are hcld in the Hall, which has re- ’ cently been completed in the old mnnsc, nnd which proves to be a very good meeting-place for the young people. Even better progress is expected in the near future-A.

..'CONTEST ENJOYED-One 0i the largest crowds that ever throng- ed the I. O. 0. F. Hall at Montague gathered there on Monday to hear some 0t P. E. Island's best old iirrc iiddlcrs. It is cstbnated that; ovcr fcur hundred people from ciitcrent parts of Kings County were pres- ent. The contest was sponsored by the Itlontague Hockey Club. Dr. L. A. Johnson, President oi the Club, octcd ns chairman and the follow- inglicldlers were introduced and gave some very pleasing selections: Jafk Webster, cardigan; J. Kearney Sturgeon; W. Kearney, Sturgeon; D. Maclntyre, Roseneath: G. Jamieson, Sturgeon; P. Steele, Inw- cr Montague; 1‘. McMaster, Cardi- gnu. Prizws were won by the follow- ing: D. J. Webster, 2 W. Kearney, 3 F‘. McMasicr. The mouth organ cmlTcst. came next with only four contestants. A McKinnon, Glen Williﬂlll, A. Refuse, Georgetown; c. Dﬂvitl. Georgetown Ind P. Steele, Lower Montague. Following are the nrize winners: (l) A. Rafusc, (2)

of the program was to many the most interesting part as stop danc- ing is always much enjoyed. The rcllxving took part: D. Shepherd,

G. Jamieson, sturgeon; M. McGulg- an, Sturgeon: M. MtsGuigan, Si. Marys Read; A. Smith, Cai-digun; A. Shepherd, Cardigan; D, Mac. Elﬁllrfn, Cardigan: J. B. MclVLllan, Snmmervlle and c. McPherson. Following are the ‘prim winners: (l) U. David, (Zl D. Shepherd, (3) C. McPherson and G. Jamicson. Spwial prizes were given to J. B. MlMillan age ‘ll years and D. Mc- Eochorn age 80 years for stcpdanc- lug. These young-old men gave a very fine cxhlbtion of str-pdanclng and received a hearty applause. Allie;- the contest the Hall was cleared and the rest of the evening’ spent in oldtimc dancing-AH

PERSONALS

..'Mr. Merritt Forsythc of the

firm of Miller Bros, Charlotte town paid a short visit to Mont- ague last week-II.

..'Mr. E. J. H. Morrisscy, Char- lottetown, recently visited ueorge- ‘townr-A. '

..‘Misses Mary and $11.}. Llcmp- hill, of Montague, spent the week end at their home in Georgetown. ——A.

..'Mr. Farnell, Amhenst, N. 5., the well known soloist was in lilentague tTh-‘s weck.--H,

..'Frlends of Miss Helen Mel- Ilsh da-ushter o: Mayor L. B. Mel- lish, Montague are glad to see her home again-H.

..'The many friends oi Harold Mabey, Montague Primrose goalie, are glad to see him about again and look torward to seeing him play with his team this week-H.

..*"i'he many frienck oi bliss Florric MaoLeod, Montague are glad to sec her about again otter her recent attack of the prcvnilinB cold-H. of

. . ‘School friends GBOTEB

rinse.

buoy today.

by removing germ: from hands. Its pleasant, lxlra-rlnn scent Vllllllltl as you rinse. ‘“ '

A complexion secret Ever nighqmlsxage Lifebuoy's pure, blan llthcr well into the akin; then Pores are gently freed of beauty-robbing impurities-dull complexion; toned and freshened to clear, healthy radiance. Adopt Life-

LBVIK BRGYKIIJ Llllfﬁ, TOIONTO

Nicholson, son oi‘ N. J. Nlchdson, Montague, regret to learn o! his

in class soon again-H-

-'.‘Mrr. W. A. MacLaggan re- ceived a telegram on Sunday stat- ing that hcr father is‘ seriously ill at his home at lboggieville, N. B. Mr. and Mrs. McLagtzan with Mr. ' H. J. Mzban motored to Charlotte- town in the afternoon where Mrs. MacLaggon took the early train Monday mfmiing to visit her fath- en-JI. l

NORTH RIVER INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting oi the North River Women's T- "‘ met at the home o1 the President, Miss Leah MacKlnkley. on Monday. Fob. 6th. Meeting opened by sing- ing the Institute Carol. R/all call was responded to by eleven mem- bers with a. valentine verse. Four visitors were present. Minutes of January meeting read “and adopted. ‘Sick Committee reporiedlwo sick remembered with fruit, and. word:

illness and hope to have him back ISchool éounmittee

oi'_ appreciation were received. reported. new sand table received for Warren Grove School.

Bills amounting to $4.70 were presented and paid, as there was no new business to be discussed, Misc Helen Nantes then took charge o! the program for the evening, which consisted of: A paper on the “Life oi’ Robert Burns" by Miss Leah Macxinley. a_ recitation by Both Ladncr entitled "Deceltful Man". A trio, by the Misses Erimrds, Nonlel and Doyle. “The Scotchman’: tele- gram". Contest put onby Miles L. MocKinley caused much merriment. A game oi’ chorades, married ladies against, single afforded crutch amusement and resulted in a tie. Meeting adjourned, and I. dainty lunch was served." Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Jack More- side on March 1st. Roll coll to be answered by St. Patrick or Irish quotation. Lunch com. Mrs. Fulton Moreside, Mrs. Edison Mutch, M Alex Ladner. Miss Mary D0Y19- P1‘. gram committee Miss Mary Edwards

THE SMILE 0F

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good

Always beams on the face of the man that has just ﬁlled his ﬁre withour

Coal. -

He realizes the job of feeding the furnace or range twill not be such an arduous one and that every shovelful ”

will count.

We can supply the very best COAL and

COKE in any quantity.

ll. Florian &

PHONE 240 .

Havens ﬁll your wants and smile too.