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--A.LBERTON.-llonour Boil of Alberion High School for January.

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Catalogue

0i’ WILL ill-l IXTERESTED I.\' Till-I NEW SPRING Catalogue or

it's one 0t’ the largest catalogues of the sort published by any concern ill Canada. It shows the actual sam- ples. oi‘ 7. tilfferent patterns; patterns of \\‘.\i.i. PAPER i'or every sort of room. It has tables showing tile quantities required for rooms of practically‘ every size. The quantities are expressed in '

DO [Till-I ROLLS

Principal's department. grade IX 1 Dorothy Waugh, 2 ’l‘helm0 Ahern 3 Esobel Gard. Grade Viii l Fred- die Sherry, 2 Marion Tuplin, 3 Harbin inlrkin. Vice-principals department grade Vii lCilas Green 2 Dorothy latwson, 3 Mildred Law- son, 4 Jennie Iarkin. Grade Vl_ 1 .\li\l'l0ll lmrdy L’ itutll llardy 3 Blanche Champion 4 Allison Lnlav- itt. Grade V l Edna Qmiih 2 llel en Ouiton 3 Olive Whitc tLawrence Gallant‘ inter mediate dept grade IV i Margaret iianson 2 Beth Woulfh 2 Reggie Gallant it Nora Ztliurphy Grade Iii.‘ l llerttillo Redmond .2 Fhlfrotlln liedmqnd 3 Bobby McLezin. Grade Jean Oultnn 2 Willard Ouiton 3 Aldom Folinnt. Prinlary dept. Grade ‘i i David (‘ondon 2 (fella lfanson 3 Arthur hiallcy‘. (lrlldo l Sr‘ l Bernard Kelly 2 Elhel Oulton 3 Bobby .\lcl.oan_ Grade ‘ill Jr. 1 (‘bar-lie Profltt ‘.3 Ralph Profitt 8

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spring suits arriving dstiy. ti"

spring bets and osos st Ives 0M Murdock Lid.

MJWELOOM! T0 MONTAGUL -—1A.s seen in a previous issue of

Ana the tint H's treatment wall IVA DEV/fl) . , i? (Sfytrup 0/ Tar’ @177,» ( ling] 1'1 2v‘ 0 / Ch/n/lp/p/IY

-A CONCERT AND sale of can-

dy ‘will be held in Reel View Ilsil on ‘far hitgkifgnn] mm" m M 1m, Monday evening. Feb. 28th, wcat- m“; '3‘ tal shop her unfavorable will be hold on m"! MUM“ Lwu owned up a new munmnan

Tuesday March 1st.

ectod were sworn in yesterday and

are now ready for oflficlal busl- one‘! of Grim»-

E038.

--i<o>—--— . nllnnrds ill-Lunar for Colds. etc.

and under the loving and tender caro of her sister she to

eelved patient, bright lmd even Joy- lt-bln evonlnlr. “"5 $96M _ ous in tnibtnstion. not fearing the home of hlr. and Mrs. John Webs-

'“_ I ..'8TAMPED MAT BOTTOMB’ ’_ k New spring ‘mt the Guardian the firm Vere Bee

umgqqmy “Ngvpggpwhel-p from Alllston of Mr. Rob Beck i110 mnnag f this enterpris-

._sw0RN lN.-'l‘lle mayor and is “n ‘lupgdfific of“? 251275;: 20° lfllnllm he lfllldoliirs. Beck were councillors who were recently el- 5:‘ lgyiwn?’ Tag’; “re also tow dengmtuuy surprise‘; when they p l l. Owing to the were waited on by a large N117‘ d presen

Lenten season coming in so early 0t‘ their young friends on _ there ll; also indications of an epll, 9d Wm‘ a beallum 9mm" “Mk “c

demic of mntmnony.

ADDREBB AND PRESENTATION pair. Mr. and Mrs. Beck are bo~|am Quebec Jersey herd except one!

“ma, pmvm to m, _., v0“. pnwy. where they will in future reside.

land Sou monument dealers have

u iii -— almost in Montague. Prior to tho departure p

COMPOUND breaks up coughs-relieves Asthma,

dress. Many regret; were cs9"!!! ed over the loss of such a popular

m‘ warmly ‘velcomed m Montague is now t-n the accredited list.

Tints progress may be attributed to several factors. in the first place ...."'DU_NDA.S DEBATING CLUB. [here is a glgwlug flmprgglgljfln of

at the

future. until the tired. worn body ter, cilTllliZilD iimui. Wbenflilumbt-‘r —-.\ number oi tieilatw were held me aeflqugngqg or tile (lineage, 1t

yielded up the Spirit.

of the b0!'li0ld0l‘9 oi’ Rural P-fllll" by tho Dundus Debating Club in l5 now recognized that tuberculosis

The remains were brought from four, gtvihered to present their non [he ha“ m pmlgemwn this winter m the herd leads to lack oi‘ thrift Alberton to the home of W. D. Me Jlu-lc. with a well tilled purse. ltir. m‘, last and m." one on Thursday and m increase m swr|my_ Breed,

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uialifilizeo cglYnlgllP ‘fir TAR with ‘coo uvm m Cough-takes sway all irritation in the throat. 00pm‘ .. The taste this " "' yl ' ' -" ' -

to children. Sold by moat dnqgisrs. ‘and 1 colmpanledl ‘by a well Wvrded M!‘ "nplmd lly National Drug sntl Chemical Company of ca.“ ‘ .

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'l‘ller¢» is no chant-c for any mlsunder. stnndlugw-You know that in many cases [lrlees are quoted to you 0n SINGLE ROLLS of 8 yards. When you buy from buy a DOUBLE roll of 16 yards.

Tllc catalogue includes some oi‘ Illfifit att rat-five papers you ever saw-aunt at every" priel‘ we can sa ve money.

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Nobody vrunts medicines it they can avoid them, but when the noc- esslty for them arises. of course. everybody wants to have the best. made lrom the purest til-ugh. One of our specialties ls the compound- ing 0t‘ Doctors‘ Prescriptions, and every physician in town knows thal- his orders are promptly and accur- ately filled bore without the pos- sibility of n. mistake. We should like to have your custom, knowing that we can satisfy you.

H. l. MABON

Drugqlsts Montague. P. E. I.

Optometrist and Prescription l I I

Earl Warren .

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MRS. ALBERT TEED

m Somervllle, .\lr.... on l-‘e-b. lstll Margaret Jane beloved wife m‘ .\l' bert T0941, in the 35th year (if he) nlzc. leaving to mourn her huslulnli

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Mrs. J. P. Dlntmveil oi‘ hiitlgell an!‘ two brothers Ward oi‘ llilclllgnn, i,‘ B. A, anllEmc-st oi‘ Fanning 1ll'o0l' P. E. l. and u large circle oi‘ friends and acquaintances.

-MRS. OLIVER M-CKAV

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On the morning of Fob. Rib at the home of her sister Mrs. Frank

Kay, beloved wife of Oliver Me Kay, East llidctord. pnsseti to hel- eternal rest. illnce the early sum. mer she hml been in falling health an attack of influenza. the precede lug _venr ienvlnr. her in a/tveaitenrvl condition which made lll:l' a l‘1‘.'l(l\' prey for that dread disease tuber- culosis. in the fall she “'21s persuud ml to no to Nillsknltrl Lake Rzlnitor- ium and in order to {Jain slrl-nlzth fur her journev went to spend a lift-lo time \\'lilll her sister at Alber- ion. llere it “as loo soon apparent tiult the disease bud too stronl: zl lloiti to Ilielfllli o!’ the long Juurlu-y

To Beautify ' Complexion

All Von Need ls Stuns-Pu Cnlelrun “fillers to (‘Ivar the Skin of Pllupleel. Hush. Blackheads nnd hut-h Lnelll Skin l-Zxmptillun

and infant son; also her parents

Panning Brook, l’. E. l, One lug“..-

Fraser, Alberton, Tltary Morrison Me

' ifnlnterl Ejtoteg company's employ.

puny at Wilmington, Del. which not only bind them to enter tho

but also place at its disposal the comulutlvcbentlfitsl of their ex- perience with the Leverskursen concur-u, They aro also txhargtld

lvitn "lllemtliy alwprnprllltlng vuiu- - ‘

able recipes, iornluiae, etc, to which they had accounts by virtue or their [lonltlozls oi trust. and eon- nuance."

Dr_ Kilnze, a resilient of Zurich, representing tho Unlntod States eonlllxtuy. is said to have mulle arr- augemento with the .t’our experts and is ropcriui also to illvve instru- mental ln securing the transit acrolsu the German-Dutch frontier oi‘ a trunk containing important

Ker. Bust Bldeford. Pram Whviwe Peter Flynn himself?" "l" m“ night Feb. 10m. The subject was 0P5 who have estlubllsheti a trade

the funeral was held on the follow- while Miss Marin Smllen rmul the lnl: day Feb. 9th helm: conducted follow-inc address:-

at the house and crave by Rev. F. Dear Jack.

W. Suwvlon and W. S. Godfrey 0T Alberton. Tho largo number 0t apprlslnzyouoftheesteernl-n which ncoplo attending the last EliJ-‘l rites you are held by the people of your hon- testimony to the esteem in nulii route has been assisned tn mo. \\'lllt‘l1 she vran held. A woman of —-.'l task that l assure you is (TilPlX fine disposition. a loving wife nnl a pleasure.

mnller mottller oi’ three little "l-iirl- A; we look back and muse ever "en. she will bo much missed in the past three T011114 W" 10"" 07

‘l-lf‘ home and community in which vnm- service. two thinrts ‘llfiilil out Qllt‘ spam ihn brief {lerilld .1’ her digtlnctly‘ anainst the innit-around ill‘ ‘rled life some eight and a half of our musing. l-‘lmt the sillenriid \'(\'.'l.l‘fl_ sorvlrn and attention we. tile pub-

fleqltloa hr-r husband and three it-r vou serve. have received at You!"

"llllltlfflfl there are inf: tn mourn hands. and the renew-wily, iilrluoht- ‘our SlBlNS. Mrs. Geo. 110N150". fulness and kindness vou exercise Qunlrllcrside, Mrs. F‘. Fraser, Albee in the dlsehnrlre oi‘ You!‘ Mmtlllinm ‘on, Mrs. Major Taylor, Ztialpeqllv- an! often hard duty. \ll'5. McIntosh. Halifax. and two j-‘m- yQur duties and rcsrlrlnsitltli. brothers, Leslie at Bldeforti arid llY-Pl no n mailman are ‘bv no means Will at Freeland. licht. and we all ltnrvw that in dis —---<>0>---‘ cllnrrrlnrz them you encounter many

OAYLIQHT SAVING

lilinnnls Illuimcrzt for DlslonIMr. obsmdcl; -""'<"*"‘_“_ Last ‘aviator esneciailv furnished you with dlfiiculties sufficient to test rim metal of llnv man enmlzed LONDON, February _23.—‘Day~ tn public service. but. you we are ‘lght. saving will begin in this proud to my‘. possess such R894" country at midnight April 2nd. and sense of dlltv. that mull was de- will end n; midnight October 2nd. liver-ed with but. few exeentinnn I I I ever-v dnv in Hhlll! of the extreme I e a - , ll nnd bad condition ofthn WW4“ Pflllllbwlflll ‘llllfifl’ will ‘it. not um um we mull-la m 4 gnrnn ww endeavour to express the admiration and esteem you have w.- mllml-n- this and as a. nont has noun-ox. m, Feb. Zt-Allen wiselv Rel" "it" "'= "m" "" " "F" . . ‘ - , d im." We have laboured Viard of “asilburn, an ext-soldier. x xnnzv 2m a "m" Mum m, who has been tiomg Work for liher- m“, genflemun and so“ m» 4"". m, lfl‘ Edward Grant as a. special liquor mm. (“-9,- fqnhd votl. As this in the otifieer. was Wayland in lioultnn. ~"l<l season of Knm cyor s. season Slllilftlfly night, and held in n base "-ll:v~‘|_:§‘na.,,; “El as?» . , .1" .. ..., . l. - m. _ lneut untll early Monday morning, me,._,,,mn ,,¢ m, “New M-hichj-o,“

v B97975 195mb’ 79193995 “vud w” by your fidelity and unselflshhl-sl-l

told to tcll Sheriiit Grant “he'd b8 have merited, loving wishes of tile next victim." your favoured public, but do not

. dear friend, measure the kind “ M“ ‘nmrvlawed Shed“ 0mm thoughts we entertain in our hearts

said ho was not worried, for he for you W um mmng mm‘, of m. thrlught it was a scam and he» in- “m we 31m wall, 1,0 than]; .51; HJUdQd to keep right after vloia- participants in your work, nllnlciy,

.0“ m the "gum. traffic. gum-m your father null motlmr. Accent Mr ' llud hlrs. Wt-bstur, lilo l-inccrc Grant w“ we“! w“ highly rocom‘ thanks we oiicr you for tllc lit-light

"mnllfld l" Mml “M a" d“? 5m!‘ in! services you have rendered. Let day when he failed to return l-ll‘ u." hope we ullly oujoy for many was uneasy and on Monday he was ycarr-l the splendid service we have

_ rcetllved for tho past three greatly relieved to learn that n0t.h Sincerely “vwmng you u“ a very

m“ “rims ha‘! happened" ‘flumugu Nierry Christmas and a bright and “EH11 is r8111“? Khaki’ Hull u?» prosperous New Your.

obliged to consult n physician. Signed on behalf of the [leopio of

Sheriff (lrsnt is now trying m J-"luf Timid -

locate the basement wilere ‘Word &€SE&EMM§LDVENR$AIU' W'i1i‘lHtll?l!-'lllll]0(l: ‘Ward Ffllfl‘? he‘ mlm» Ptfigfinpfkzgg‘ '

"I oll 0i ' llll-l .‘l_\' llll Mm w J i ,

int-ct HlivFllT ill-ant Hulll.t'li:ij.' even faiilloulfb taken coutpllviety by lllif. .\t rljitl p ln ho wall ilWl. h" r

st .ill-.'\"l' rln-i .'l-itrwi i.‘ in» v. l.0:'t~ ltlllaltfiy cmrli ‘be pll" "H. ,,._;_;,-,,58_

and toitl the man he tlltl nol. lnllw Luntlllr-on was ital-rod lu film, and the other iluggested that they ‘vvfhiilff-Wrl lnllllilablo nlanllr-r and

.! for their tlloillzhifltlllesa

The extremelv plollsnnt task of

ltesolucd that man is a creature oi circumstances rather than the architect oi‘ his own career. The arguments put forth on both sides were very good. The principal speakers wcr Messrs Ewart McKay and Alexander lhiciiny for the res- olution and Messrs T. J. Wiggcnt- en and J. Gordon and James Mo Lionnell. against the resolution 0n being put. to a vote the motion was lost. The next nleoliug is scheduled fn_r Fob. ""1 the sub- ject being: ‘Resolved that intemp- nrnnea causes more misery than war. ll

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EASTERN PERSONALS

‘.\lr. n. 1r. liners, represent- ing the Canada Life Assurance Co. wan in Glenlfanntng lately D

-_°Mesers A. McDonald and H. McPherson, Glenfannlng have re- turned from Sourts where they wore caught in tho big storm of 52th. D

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McDonald and Edward Mchlalvter have arrived home from the New Brunswick lumber camps. where

or snd mode s an!" stake. D iii-

"ln a short time every herd m any ct-nsequcn .1 in this country is going to be on the accredited list," said Dr. J. H. Grisllnle, Deputy Minister 0t‘ Agriculture for Canada. in an address tn stocknlcn in Toron to last week. Dr. Grllltialekl optiln- ism has a solid foundation in fact. The accrediatetl herd system was inaugurated in Cnniula Just a year mgo lust Septeanber. Since then, 365 herds have been entered and of these 250 have already been tested. There are now 100 Ayrshire herds on the llsd, 90 l-iollstien herds and 60 Jersey herds. hir. Ashton. field man for the Canadian Jersey Cattle

"Wailers Danie] lliePhee Nril‘

across the line appreciate the readi- ness with which animals from ac- credited herds can be passed over the border. in tihe home market. it is reported that Just in pmilorllv" as other herds adopt the ltcermiited system is tile lnarkl-t. reSlritflfltl m!‘ tho surplus 0t‘ herds that are not accredited.

A sllll further factor in pollulllriz inc the system is the confidence‘ engendered by tho triple lest. When the old subcutaneous tent was the only one used, there was an element of uncertainty and re- actors that worn not detected con~ tlnustl to spread the disease. With the discovery of the ophthalmic and lutrllderrnal tests. the disease may he detected with almost one hund- red per cent. of certainty. At we sent. tile testing of herds that have applied for admission is held up by the lack of trained men, but this is a drawback that nvill noon be over- sonlo. The accredited system is due to hold an increasingly important plnec in the breeding world.

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Th: Blankets

- l MONTREAL. l-‘ell. 23.»l‘.ceeipi57 of eggs ropnrtcti at lilo Board of 'l‘l':l.lt~ today were 9:12 cases as

they spent s good part of tho wlnt- mnlparcd with 1..'l:'.T last Monday,

61S on lilo statue day lastonolltn and 925 oll the corrvslloutilllg day

THE PROGRESS 0F ACCREDIT- i1 Muir a80- ED WORK

The nurrltet for Pugs locnlly is

———— ,woa.ll although illcl-o “flit no furth- (Farm and Dairy, Pittshurq. Oni.)'

(iecllnc l“ price; from the 2c drop at tho week end, prices lll a wilollv iiilltl tray to grocers ilolug quoted at. 48c per dozen ‘for Uanluilanl fresh laid stock. Tho supplies coming In from tho country nro largo and the local demand despite lilo rapid tltltillilfl ill tile prices recently‘ has not lllcroaseti. Local dealers arc glad to dispose of or: rlvula as quickly {lg possible as

looked for around tile cud of the

try points around 40c pnr dozen. The tlclnlmd for potatoes is good \\'ll.ll Supplies small and prices

Club.£il_i§_\ii1_t‘_l:l1>iilatflery'llnp0ri- firm. There W33 no ncw feature ill-sh gathered, firsts

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In one minute cl I triils will open thyeoglr titanium“ 4 your hmd will clear sml yo; u breathe freely. no more hsykgu enufflinl. NWl-II. headache, hi». ness. No struggling for . , uiailt: your cold 0r clllal-rll y y, gone.

Bail}: ill smell bottle of ‘Ely’;

' mm your d t

Amity l. little of egg“ m" ullllfleifilv. heslinlr cmum in M, nostrils. it. penetrates

every air passage of the soothes the inflamed. or llqflu mucous membrane and rel “ii“"§"". .. '”‘°"‘

‘s us he Don't stays

“D Vii-h u wit! or nasty calm“ , Relief comm so quickly. _ =

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i 8L lOdllyT-tmg l of Green Blounialns were luatle st c»; 95c to $1. per bag of b0 lb.l_, 01th.. track and sales o1’ lho Quebec var~ , iely were made at the same price ‘i Liberal offerings from the country nro looked for Llliflllg llie week

still iurthor declines ill prices are. in a wllolcsalio Jobbing way quota

(tolls rcnlaln ‘unchanged at $1.2

week. (‘or lots arc quotcil at eoun- ‘ to $1.25 per 8t) lb. bag urstol-e.

New YCflt, February 2l_»-Egp unsettled. Receipts fifldili) cases. Fresh gathered, extra fifiifi, tic;

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>0 Mr. Webster thanked lllflaivl

.‘.ll~l lilo sentiments l-lrpressled in‘

ll"li"l'l'l"lllilli'l'l‘li‘...z;._5%’ i

documents, drawings and. other

scientific materild

Th0 Dutch authorities occiden-

tnly dlscovcrod the trunk. which they seized and ordered its return to the prosecuting attorney at Coi-

ogno, upon tho intters requisition. Flaxrllslnndcr and Range nailed for

New York on the steamer liyndem

(in December 2i, where they were

permitted to land. although it. is declared the Dutch authorities tie» mended their return on the strenglh o! n warrant issued ag- ainst them

The wherabout; of Rniiolmann and Jordan is unknown.

ilr. rlilfilllflfldfll‘ and Dr. ilunxc.

rmr.:".:—.zzm~;:;:~:<:w;2"_—.:;::r.:r i wit‘, dfidarad may way-Q 81154111319;

WARRANT3 FOR ARREST 0F

FOUR LBADWG MEN-OF LEVER'.

QKURSEN COMPANY.

FOLOGNFJ. lW-llflliiry IIZ.—'\V.'ll'-,

rants havu been lslzuz-tl hero for the apprehension of four loading chc- nllcal and dye cxpcrts torlnoly em- ployed by Frcltirlch Bayer and Company. of Levorskursou, charg- ing them with breach of contract and betrayal of commercial sec- rets. Tboy are llr_ Jos_ Flrlciu-llnnlb or. of Oborhanoa-u, Bavaria; Dr. Ileinrlcil Jordan. of Cologne: Dr. Otto ilunge and Dr. Max [Engel- man‘

The four men are described as old and trusted clnlployocs, 'l‘itcy are charged with signing contracts. with tiln Du Font (lo Nemours Com-

I m” You us quickly at

MIN - aziin..nl.~l.llls--.ll pill lieu. No.40 bu, oll looms.

iifflhilfiiii

at the University of Munich. were pemlittetl by the immigration nu-

tilo Unlnted Slates early in Jan- ililf)’. They imd ileeu bold for aw vcral days for investigation oi‘

The, cult-ium sulfide in Stuart's Calcium “filters in nilturl-‘n contri- rutlon to skin health. it is the unh- stnrlclv that. lleelts the skin. assists in its activity to prevent stagnant pol-en, to stimulate circulation and llvert impurities from timilnlr lodg- ment in the skin texture. it sweeps ts way through the bowl-la, renmv- nl: \Vll.'<IY.l!l-I tllut lltilcrwlse may bl: lbsorilcd lnln the circulation and thus try to escape llli‘0\l[!,'ll tllc shill. ‘so these wafers regularly for n ‘cw (lays and notice how thn llkln 'li-u.l‘li. how lllinbiell, llluvkhendn and uch kind» of skill eruptions urc re- nuvell. They simply cannot remain rhclr redness and itching disappear. Proper fond and Stuart's Calcium Mnfers will surely take the place -f all your creams and lotions and mu vmn't. need your powder putt‘.