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llow to rlclu ~ f ????

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but iewer and fewer employ them. Then: By ("Tec-")

. t ‘ wggigiinléli... -.-s-ritl. A FEW LADIES Num-

bor One Northern Rat and Seal -~At Siuclaiis.

I skin i W

Coats. Clearing at sacrifice prices.

is a pleasant way. modern and scientific. which combats the cause. A vast nurnbet of people now use it. And the slender figures now seen everywhere are largely due to that.

That method is embodied in Marmol prescription tablets. People have used them for 20 years-millions of boxes oi them. And cvc body, in almost every circle, sees the c range. New beauty, new health, new vitality.

Each box of Marmola contains the 1 formula, also the scientific reasons for ' results. So users have no fear of harm. Learn the facts about Marmoia, because of the good it has done. Ask your dru - gist-now-ior a $1 box with the boo Then decide.

I --BROOD MARE FOR SALE - 8 years old- Perfectly sound. Phone or write Keir Mann, Kensington. ' 1880-1. 17, 3i

Ml lulllllgl Ell Silll

Continues all this week

Doyle Asks A Few Questions

—ALL BALANCES OF LADIES winter cloth coats with fur collars and cuffs, selling previous to our stock-taking at cost. —At Sin- clair's.

I In conversation with Mr. S. F. Doyle, one oi the foremost "author- ities on amateur sport in Canada. with reference to the coming Tor- onto Grad-Nova Seotia slim‘. Doyle remarked that Kentville b9- _ing last year's Maritime champions ‘had the first right to D183’ ‘the T01‘ qonto team, just as the Albegweits, chftmplOllS oi the Maritime Prov- inces received the privilige of play- ini; the Granites on account ot‘ their status as Iiianitime title hold- ers. lie says that :Mr. Margeeoitn Manager oi the Kcntville team is‘

-B|G TOWEL SPECIAL. - (Colored Tuikish) excellent qual- my. all sizes selling 1-3 less than regular prictm-At Sinclair's.

1907-14831

—-A FEW LTADIES last 580E011 winter coats worth $15 to $35- special $5.00 and $9.50 each. —AI

standing. Peter was brought at once by his father and brother to the Prince County Hospital, where the fractured lim~b was set and

Sinclair's. 11119111119 15 110W’ we 111° 1119115911 3° to be commended on his stand in, .__. 8111845111111»; 1111B- refusing to manage an all-star

_MEN' F N SH‘IRTS.—- ‘—- N S. ti gall n hen Ill‘ s ' E --SAD BEREAVEMENT - The °"“ °° “ “ggre ° w "

Broadcloth and fine percalea. worth $2.25 to $3.50, clearing $1.40 111111 1$1.68.—At Sinclair's. 1 spoonful every night. Never? missed once. I’ve got my reward i

Wildcats can put their last year's‘ team on the ice. This matter, eaill Doyle, should have been decided by President Wilson and the M.A.l[. A. Executive, and were it not that they either didn't know their bun-

death oi Orville F. Matthews, ycung son of Mr and Mrs. Silas Matthews, o1’ Alberton South, pro- duced widespread sorrolw through- out the neighborhood, where the

" FIER Jthree months of

,, . —LADY sciiooi. INSPECTOR- regular treatment, writes

Miss Hilda Gillis, B. A., recently ap-

Miss A., “l HOW llflvfl flit? C1611!‘ 110M" . pointed school inspector for WESK- K311i‘?!iigixvgzaflrgzetlqféldglgllofi g: iiiess ornvero seeking faliéortswiiltih g‘ l ' I t d . . .‘ ,- P i e h s entered upon her du-‘ - the Hnlitax promoters, _ en v e llflglll: 21113100211512: gnllelllll: Not Llke Medwuw ‘lairexsl. r no a -N- “ccldem when 11° “"11 "me mm‘ would have lbcen their choice

panions were playing on the lee. A severe fall ‘followed by complica- tloiis and rheumatic fever brought about his death at the age of three-

without any delay in this regard.

Whzit puzzles Doyle more than auythilig else iii this matter is the Grads asking for n large guarnntoo

Nu'ol is a natural substancei "i" i

- ' ' —NOT|CE TO FARMERS -— unhkc anything-sis‘; Contains lWlll be loading livc hogs at Al- no drugs or medicine. Harmless "

’hany Station. Thursday, Jan. 19th-

girl who has stiffcretl as I did, with continual eru tions on my face just when wanted to

00k m best, can know how I 111111 Pure. Paying highest market prices. f9111L5£1I111¢1 6113111 "zimllliir-IA B°111;°“" for the Halifax game- He would [1,] [I a H‘ ] d [t Ev v d ' A ' 1Green Hos. ng n lei‘ 811 111° 191'» 1e“ 11 11 e19 like to know if the Olympic Com- ‘:1.Efatiillideilblctltclfiigllg \§ll)O Gel-érlhiogecziruihigglfdrilgdtljdljlzii; I x 19174-18-21- 111111 1111'“ 111111111111 1111111111 111° 1°" mlttee was not deimylnl; their er-

of a loving little sou and brother-

and solves help but they don’t be satisfied unless you get: the 1 will" 31» 3111111111111111111- W11°1° 1111b‘

Nujol cleared those all out in

safe beatity treatment lnrzig/zl. three months. I took a table-

Dolft: delay a minute.

the ltrcnonald News Sm“, parents and sisters and brothe

-—FERTILIZERi FERTILIZER! h-Wc are now, booking (infers for ‘commercial Fertilizer tn be hntlilled through thu Potato (lrnwcrKs Azl» lsociation. Please call at the iwarehouse or phonic us your ic- tquiremcnts. J. E. Millman, Ken‘ ‘slants-n. 1905-14311’ ' 1 —NEW TEACHER -,- Cascumpec ‘school has been fortunate in secur- ‘ing the services of Mr. John J. Mc- Innis, Grand River, for the remain- ‘der of the year. Mr. McInnis is a. teacher of wide experience and un- dcr his expert guidance we look for lexcellcnt results from this school.

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—SOC!AL GATHERING-The Al- tar Society oi’ St. Patrick's Church. ‘Grand River, held two very success- ‘ful card parties on Jany. 4th and illth. The prize winners on the first inight. was Mr. John Gillis, St. Dun- lstans University. and on the second lrilght, Mr. Willard MoLellan, Cross jRivers, carried off the honors. -N- 1 .

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sent by the ‘following: Spray, Mrs 1'}. llult; men's ‘institute; Wreath, Mrs. A. llutt: Wreath, ldvvlyn llcisler-

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snails oull SPEGIALITY FLAG rlsll co. lllc.

108 Fulton Fish Mk1. New York, N. Y.

"—-WEDDING BELLS — A veil’ pretty and interesting event took Ill-‘LCB in St. Mark's Church. Lot un January lltli, when Rev- J.A. MacDonald united in marriage twn popular young people, Mr. William Mcnnghan, son of Mr- and lMrs. James Monuglian, of Campbell-ton, and Iiliss Bella Gaudet, (laughter of the late- Mr. John Gaudot, of Tig- nish- The bride was attended m’ the groom's sister, Miss Lizzie Mon- aglian. and Mr. Harry Ilolloran supported the groom. After tho ccrcnlony 1111111531‘ was served at the homo of the groom's sister, rs- Curtis Dyment, a few intimate ‘fl-lends of the bridal party being present. The happy couple will r2- sllle in Campbellton. where the groom has been employed for two

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Consignments Solicited

handsome and useful presents The best. wishes 0i their many friends follow the young couple torn long and happy married life.

PERSONALS

—INSTITUTE MEETS-The mon- ;thly meeting of Bayside Women's institute was held on Tuesday, Jan. 10th, at. the home of Mrs. Basil Mor- rison. Thirteen members answered I lthe roll call, and there were t-iirce j lvisitors present. Matters of interest ,to the members were discussed. and 1741i. was decided among other things. 20€$Tts hold a social and dance in the 54% lschoolhouse orl Fcby. 3rd. and a coin 2061mittce was named to make all the 122 necessary arrangements therefor. 78»1=‘ollowing a dainty luncheon a pio- 68 gramme o1’ musical numbers. vocal 3961mm! instrnfcntal, was much enjoyed. KMtiJThc February meeting will he held 261st the home of Mrs. Charles Morri-

Prompt Returns

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1'.’ '. ' Am. Smeltin 8: Rfn . Co. ' _‘ ‘, ‘ - lAm. Bosch 151215. Cog: . . . . . . ..

" ,_ Ancda. Cop. Min. Co. .

IMLIFAX, N, s, Jan, 1g_ 192g__ Canadian Pacific Co. . . . . . . .. Quotations furnished by Johnstonicollstd. G85 C0. ‘NEW YOYR) - and Ward. Members Montreal Stock Hlld-‘ioil M0101‘ CO- - - » . - - . » - -- Exmangp, [International Paper Co. - [International Petroleum lstaiidartl Oil of N. J. .. Mis. Kan. 8r, Texas Ry.

nesday.

the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. McInnis, Cross Rivers. University on Tuesday.

—Amorlg the visitors to the Wes-

.N.

New York Exchange

33,11. S. In. Alchl. Co. .. iitpwestinghouse Elcc. .. .____. .__ United States Steel . . . . . ..

Atlantic Refinery Co. Am. Locomotive Co.

Herman McIntyre. Bayside; Messrs. Harold Brown and Walter Newcomb Port Hill; Mr. John Gardiner, Free-

- gram was received on Mondl 901=.night by Mr. M. D. MacLeod, ct‘ 1443i Snmnicrside,_conveylni~' the 5111

Fraser, Arth r Nit-Gabe. Harvey

f l ' ‘ lscriptions and advertising will he ""11 "1111 R115?!" K111¢11~ "Gm"? 111" Canada was anxious to fus*er good ~ ifllifkil‘; ‘:12; °.'..§.'.‘§l:;°.".'lif." 18.111313.“ialhililiiifrli aw m” a is: 1:12.852.‘ "l; '3'"; ' . . . ‘ _ 'purchased daily at the Western i '1 , 11 1 ‘ and us they would insist on tin

were signs ofpoison m I/le bad . through the bottle. Starr t is ,Qmc9 in the McNeil] Building or at b11011! 1911 11981111’ 101‘ 111° 119111111194 proceeds oi the game, less actuul

rs. Floral tributes, silent testimony of the zlffectioil for the departed were

Wreath. from tho Wo-

or three years- They received many

—The Rev. John Gaudet. Bloom- field, was the guest oi’ the Rev. Jos- eph Gallant, Wellington, on Wed-I FN“

-Mr. Joseph Mclnnis, who spent]

returned to St. Dunstans

_ , l ~ _N. tern capital last. week. the following ~1 merely want information. A iltgeggghélgzlsfinég m‘ RY lgilv- gfjiggfncfiéc" ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " 102 Son‘ __ . were noted_.M;-_ and Mm Jgnjgg A handful of independents rcmnincl; Am Car s; Fry s." " Union Pacificifiy.’ -ISLANDER DEAD - .1 w“- Mclnlvre Mesm- J- A- 310W" and ""1 1" 1'1“ 11°" "111" 1°’ WWW“-

teams. Mr. Doyle said that it.‘ Upper

expenses involved, be given to charitable demands- Since this Grad tczim sails from llnlifnx it dossn‘. I seem ill tlic interests of amateur-l ism lliat they should sock a larp gllarltntoo inr the gltmc- ‘ Speaking oi‘ the (‘irlinittr-fiib?" 1 wclt game, he stated that tho A-licgiweits went to Saint John for the small slum 01‘ $200, while thfi flranitos’ share was $800, notwith- standing their expenses were being borne by the Olympic Committee of Cunnli-rw-"l wonder, said Doyle. what became 0t that 1800?" —— l wonder too? The same question might be asked in the case of the ,coining Grnds-All-Stnr Game.

l Doyle thinks th Kcutvllle team _oi last. ywearwvou make a splendid showing against / the Canadian champions, and it is too bad Pres" vliltlll. Wilson did not issue n man-i dutc i0 that ofioet»

l Another Querry.

. . , ..___ , pauses and if the Manitime Prov-

told me the_bcst_ thing to do. thefamous Chemical Products l __WESTERN or-ncm _ The Rev. Mr. llrori-lson officiated at m.“ ,1“; not assent u, parnameng ‘ There sheathing like it. I tried Division of the Standard Oil Iwestem 0m“ o; m, quay-dim; it the house and stave The p.111 voting um sum oi $25000 towards

everything and I know. Lotions Company of New jersey. Don't ‘located. in the liicNeill Building. 11931915 “'9 31951111 1301111111 the expenses of Canada's Olympi:

I It seems to me that there are a .lot oi questions being asked in this regard, but at the same time in- formation mlist be secured. 110w. {are the Toronto Grads, Canadllltlu amateur hockey champions, financ- ing their trips? lt appears to me thtit they have been playing hot:- key steadily for several weeks abroad seeking Olympic honors. nild the amateur hockey champion- {ship of the world. Whlllc it is Iknown that the various players will l ,receive their expenses, they re- quire more ‘than expenses. How can they afford tho time? The pri- vate purso of a genuine amateur player would stiffer severely 1m such a trip, let nlono the weeks of play that have preceded the venture. l am not criticizing tho (ifillltk-‘lllll us Fred J- Somcrs snys

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days, nil‘ because they divided a clish surplus at the end oi’ the sen- son. No mention was made oi 1111'

ki-

strung over

I PRDWSE BRUS.

p Bargains t in every .1 Department

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, st. Germain. who had returned to men \\’ll(l urc inclluetl to see what it was all about. No blmvs night spuvdlltg- The lights, were struck. but the _ _ fan was dragged from the Areuu luflrrlnv illizhl :11 0.30 ilud will r9- struggliilg ' policemen. And New Ym-k ls‘ sun-ldoulu u lot ut‘ holst- posed to ‘he dry.

in the

The Speedway-

lltiormntlon to llztnd tolls us that the Speedway fronting" along Vii-n, oria Park and vicinity is now in the best oi shape and ready for flying ll00i'S._ Electric lights the full (lislnnr fnrding plenty ot’ l-ight for

try some es. In addition there were a few it is small lots common cattle mostly . lu- dairy cows left over from yesterday. Common cows were quoted from $4- 75 to $5.75, and medium kinds up to $8.50. Canners were $3.00 to $3.- 25 and cutters $4.00 to $4.50.

Veal cows of just ordinary quality were sold in small lots at $11.00 uno $11.50. Good calves were quoted at $12.00 and very common ones $10.00.

Hogs were unchanged at $900101"

good quality lots. either flat. or find- MONTREAL. Jan. I8——Fl‘CSI1 re-‘ed. Poor quality weighting less than m-omeipts of Livestock on the 1W0 mar- 140 pounds were slow sellers from e nY-ikcts for today amounted to 61 cat- $8.00 to 8.25 was the quotations of llOl'.°~"‘-'ll€. 90 lambs. 588 hogs and Lid calv- these. Sows sold $7.50_tn $8.00.

flask-toting untlurstlllul will llt.‘ lurnutl on

four lllI-llill lllllll .\‘ lllurvlrlre "in lovers will llillfl‘ ndvuiltuizl- or Ill!‘ splendid up- , ‘|)1ll'llllll1_\' for ll .‘~‘]llll.

Lliéélllllfiiéiibirt

(Canadian Press)

arms of mt

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Eastern Guardian

l ..‘EASTERN AGENT-Mr. J. Wi - Murduck m Guardian Agent m The amateur hockey sent-iv Montague and Wm be pleased wushampionship oi Canada will tlii-l receive news items’ adverflsmg, newpcnr. be (lflfiltléfl nu Ottawa 1100. and renewal subscrlpu°ns' ofntllick Ozllliillidldtlildftxiiillltlfiil? ‘Union, who is visiting iii Wooll- stock, announced tonight that lll" Allan Cup final will be played lrl the Capital City-

Negotiations

fuct that a good many players du-z deep in their pockets. and assisted with ileliclts in other seasons-

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1 news that his brother. Mr. Samuel O-O§-OO664%O40~O G094 OOOQOO

,.V1ncl.eod passed peacefully uway 101i Monday afternoon nt his resid- ,cncc in Prince Albert, Sask- 'i‘lic zigdeceased, who was 75 years 01oz"- {Heft the island many years ago.

53;. but re-vlsltetl the province several 1311111116.‘! renewing old acquaintances. giiihitl last visit tn Summerside being

__ 114"iive years ago last August. A _ 1071,; widnur, three sons and one daugll-_

; tcr are lcit tn mourn. I ll 34 0i Mr. and Mrs. Peter Laughlln 0t‘

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Montreal Stock Exchange

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Abitibi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1521-2 Brazilian Traction . . :13. E. Steel 1st Pfd. B. E. Steel 2nd Pfd. lLaurcntldc Pulp fMontreal Power .. . National Breweries . Winnipeg Electric Asbestos Common New , Brampton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Spanish River Pfd. . Shawinigait . . . . . . . . . Can. Stlnshp. Com. .

Ottawa Gets Finals-

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56' 14 90i:_,1Petel~ Lnughlilt, Jr-. 19 year old son

All grades and thicknesses sttired ltd-JURY

i}, -PAINFUL under steam heat.

JOHN W- SELLICK-

which have boon

‘Vlnde by __ . - . . , _ going 0n for some dliys were today Do not confuse Pearl Soap with ordinary naptha soaps . _. . there's such a A ganasnnuhn: PfCL ,_ H ptyllelmoni. Lot 1o, met with (£51811 Attcr a slioit illness John W. mmpmed M10“ Satisfactory m“ _ _ ' _ _ , _ l, . ommion Bridge . . . . . . . . . . .. 72¢. .0115 111111 11111111111 11101119111 °11 11 11"." Selllck, aged Bl yenrs. died nu SllJ- , t , difference] You will like it the very first time you use it. Pear 1m- Seaman " K611i; CO- ‘last. Ha and his younger brother. day qt lfartqynki Weqtmofplanfl langemen s “em mm" “Mb m” . , so“, by I Banks (win, were getting o", lumber ,,, C,,'",,‘,y. NM; nn','n,,w,,,k'_ 01111111111111 "11111180111111" “"11 11101"! proved Naptha Soap was made to convince you that a scientific

[BTITIS ivcre PPOllOllllCOlI 11H

lthe woods and Peter was lopping “MO m m, Snndorcock‘

‘Bani; Royal _ , , , _ , , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , __ 337 ti lower limb of.’ a tree upon \Vlll('l1 Dank Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3361.. 11“ 11111 “111111101- ‘"18" 111B Partly severed limb snapped, throwing

Tho late .\ll-. Scllick lezivos hi“! "gm"

u-lic. fcrmcrly Miss Cnrolinc Dixon. of Rosa Valley Mills, ll‘. ll]. 1. whom ‘he married in 1875; three

blend of naptha and a white free tethering soap can do . wonders in dissolving dirt and especially in making clothes snowy white and fragrantly clean.

MacDonald — Rowe

WOODWORKING 00., LIMITED.

Supposed To Be Dry-

wheat; Mm. 129,“; M“ 130,“-.|llim to the ground a distance ol‘ soils, Charles A., of Ilfllllfl, Long \ _ . . Chit latieto - " " l, _t i , , . . _ I J n amusing incident occurlczl lll Your rocer has this S lcndld Soap +>+¢#¢*>++r¢<+v¢w¢nv¢¢v>¢¢—0 lJu(l1%i"l1?6l\lI.flli. 91; May 92H; Julyiilmilll-‘ls zfilltlelteeltellfllllfillliwrlag itfeill ltfllllaalldltnlluilrlk Vldni. f1): MM-‘Qiliwlyl-arll/(nrdl game Sun". f or can gctit IOTPYOU. —- 1569-l2-29-thsat7i. 941,“ ltwo places between the knee un-l Alln.. undone daughter Mrs. Frank y m i 8w or “He” an ‘mn-

Volstead spectator took a punch at. St. Germain as he skated down with the puck. As he completed the swing, tho spectator lost his hal-

Oats: Man 551,-‘; May. 56.“ ankle and badly crushing the b01111. when‘. May‘ 1661,. July‘ 135;“: Tile youilgcl" brother lost no time "Qptm 1231p in removing the lcg and cutting .1 i,» I forked stick for a crutch and slip-

llasting. of Donulda, Alla, ms well us an adopted daughter Mrs- James Simmons, or Ilnrtsvillc.

i _ THE SYMBOL 0s

PUGSLEY CLEANLINESS

_ fir“ th l I a ,,. v , _ ’ nnrc and full nvcr the hoards on DINGMAN 8: CO. I‘ --—-<4>--- jOzrmsliitleeggzihgrcil013d on! nnunymtitictluiwsotvtter): ltlailrlgtlyfdrefsllfj we planing auriiigc. Tito rink was Limited fer valuable premium. ‘I .\ll'.~‘. Knockr-r l)(\illll(‘(1 [llllFOlllZ-iytyvsgrtlfi-llilibcllti. three chains, ‘to "And my wife mado herself a m ligsulriggfiruzjl ,,,‘,‘,,',I',",_,‘f,",§,'}§“,',’.','[h TORONTO ' m": w'“‘ f” ““"""" .- Hug). m, Wmdy_ H“, new 000k __e__ e cam had been letdress olil of one of my ties.

, “I'm lining l0 get you another H chair for 1114‘ kitr-iian, Mandy." i-lhc "‘= shill.

her

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ili-inglnfl UP 17ft I LB! George Mclilniitis

. '~ "llut, maul. 1's" goin‘ need no q THKT GUN OUIGHT-TO ‘I NOTICED THAT You iF| HAD A i UNDE ran-AND p" pQR ‘T’ h, m, m, "L5H, m, "will. tttllp- slush-tiny. wtlLl-rrte can d "J Q l HAVE ALtTTLE GREEN LEFT TH FtooM TltKET-l-D ARE GOT,“ T6631.“ AN." , mh| a h” M,‘ M" b, ., l lllll, you 1min mmpnny some l E5T GRAVE 1N THE, EAGJT- EEPORS R HOWELL LEAVE . "nu" may fiimhnfly "w cvcllirgs, don't you?" l QOME 11V E VJ W 5TH OUGH TQWN- up A CLUB. Fba aHouLo BE while they last. to purchasers l "YP-‘i-“luu- WHHIPTI." sputtered 1 J 7H _ ' %lNGmQ' THE 5|NG5R5 1N MADE OF b! I. package of Nyal Fish 11 lizllilly. "inn ull ob u-nl ls genllc-l J a fi fir; , . OUR VILLAGE-- Iona and any or the 5001s "nuts?" - Ji- ‘ "n" Nye! products listed below. 1 ,1 / » . . v Get your today and please g I I ‘w, “Hf/Q ‘he “dam Heat and inhale Mlmmrs Al- .-~ I ’ . l t It‘ l/l Par Bhavlnc Cream- so rub it on throat and chest. " ' - g lrllenhvlor Tooth Paste The great preventative. I/ / x r'~/ nol - .