1 .n »:i.i¢-» ’,.

____ _ ___ _ _" ‘~ 'rnacnAnLorrE'rowN_oUAnn1AN' ‘.@‘ .`

1'-wi.-_ ~ .iii -v ‘ .~.

_.__ _ __ _

gtifiii 5;-23,5?

a£§___,,.§;_ latin

.1 /'

'hr M Warrln and Sally

' ) ante? two sisters of widely

- different temperaments, decide

`,»- to take a long trlp.`Tom Bates

,LSU 1 nam to give up 9°||y. but

S x want; her te have the experi-

lil ART ` ".` _,L r, ‘ cl ence. ..Myra Warren doeon'o

N; '- ,- _ _ 1//1-‘__ 1;. -U:J~_\\ , M \ care very much what her hue-

. Jil/I PIII) (/ _ ` (__-35?.. `___ -f \ band thinks.

= -- ‘ CHAPTER tv . NO GOAT

Zum I had _taken ul for bane I pf she (pinsinglyl: vou'u do that s°"'"°

'°ll0Uff°l r¢1\¢f- . for me, won't you, kid? I SzllIy's eyes were like stars. ‘ I new weigh one hundred no shiny' H°= N0. you ¢=n't make me 1h¢ _ now thrilling beyond wet-as to in pounds whore, baton, I mm nat l°“~ follow Myra's straight. slim back snr ninety." down to the stateroom they W°re

Pri., 50,_ | to share. Tom and Bill following.

“gpm gr So much excitement, one Iliad to

push one's way through the crowds. And every one seemed to l1HDPY~

‘till '. i, _ f

w. a

“ii 5-? ,-ss. AE; ' 2. of egg' iii

or ot

°°4»

N; 5% 1

__ _ii

i _ i li ig-

” , 'iTwU CMTTY _ \ H _= N71- p.='=!_A-1:-YM _ I A _ , _

_ DANGEROUS I wid, |i,,,¢¢,-,,|, f _ ;_2~‘S=1 __;;§§\ mn "33k;3""E M 'After long _tesi_s__.'-t\_ro_;§t__§1_'e_ con- / I ` Ilillglyillulq //M _` _'I`he following pupils secured an

` ° |-iAzsl. osvo sncuzton $“dm°"‘“

g§Q

-eww

r E

Mais f |,,,,_,_,_,,,;>,,,»+,,_'é_,_,,,_,,,_=;,,“',,,==;\",,,,,;==,¢, __ _ _ ,|'9aln1'|2Dd£ min r" `. _ *_

sorethroet. sttd _ _ _ matlsm,Iumbago, ~' _

Itldleitckorm _ignore ‘__ -- __ _'

the It t -,. __ _s ‘ ima--nu.” my “wh

ThoH|uterohCo.ofCaaada,I.td.

.E-iii it 1" iiriii

s. 3§_:_i

Glilngminlitgm / __ “‘ “_ _ -.....‘lEileen Cantwell, Nora -Murray. ' on of "" 5-A ~“ __ xi

_a\erag_e over '£6 per corn; in w_:1tten .

.Iiests urng 1 e term _ovem er o b t f t _ udtlllilgdg ?l(1st('ln order Oi l116r1i-)~- ea. . I

,len McGulgnn. Marie Monaghan `.Edlth Hallo:-an, Margaret Clleverle,

'Jean Maobonald, Esther Mitchell, - Agnes McKinnon, 'Helen McDonald. _ f i Grade .IX-il-lelen Hornby, Kath- . leen Osborne, Helen Johnston, Lor- ,I

‘etta Tralnor. Mary Trainor. `

Grade Vllll -Alice McGuigan,~ ,

.5 nib

. _ < .f .‘.'.\_”5

* ` :

. _ . » _ ._ `Betty Doyle, Wilhelmlna Gaudet.-

'_ _. ;_f, i T' '- ‘Catherine Dicks and Ethel Martin] “° _ _ _ ,--

| .____;»._ ...I _ _;>_eque.l)i_`_Mnrjorle ~Mitchell. Agnes 0,

Hanna' .f ' -‘i--.-' _ got, orence iLarter. Dorothy' a

\\\\///4 D I ___ ‘ Robertson. Caryl Hogan, ' _ . . ,-

| ._ _ __ ` Grade VII-Mary .\lcCarron.‘ - l0|

' ':~ 'Yi __ __ _ =._..~'-'.-=‘~.~~_ _-‘ _+ Grade VI-Enid Cantwell Kath-‘ e Q

_'~_ . __,f.__-<_»__'_»__-3.-.. ci-'.__7j'_ _

Fen Tralnor, .Imelda .\lcLeilan,_

NOT BUST . ,_

W \L\- -“Je nr., E Q

.5, rn"

Better than rl mrlotafdplaatn

iorence Martin, Catherine Arson,

ault. |- ‘- '

lA cyilnal-ical mx on wales egg; are stored 'has been invented, by 5 iGe-rman, this idea. being -that they

Grade V-Lillian Peters. Mary! with tt new paint spraying noz-

iilartln, Eleanor Clinton, Gettrude 111; it is possible to -adjust the 'size M<>‘C8.rr0n. Clara Hogan. Eleanor nf the spray and to shut off the

_ Mary Moran, Frances Hogan, `Viv- _

- I

She was happy, ot course, and V91

Thedeslgner of :tn uirplnne \vitli

twin motors nntl propsllnrs hehlnil In-I stead of in front of the pilot claim ‘ it is less likely to nose tlivc nntl le.~nt` dangerous to an occupant in event of a fall. |

A log signal of French Inventlnni

consists of t-nmpressed ulr siren pro-i `duclng vibrations of too high frequen- cy to be _audible to the human our but which can be heard on ships equip|. with receiving instruments. `

it tlid seem strange to be leaving

sire.. _

~ e -

/< ,_-Ts? _

1_2-f'

She and om a B must think of nothing but getting ____ d the best out or -her trip. Th” WHS MRS. JOHN WATKINS M

self away. Marjorie had clung to

f _ her. and Sally had cried. -lt was . her first separation froln Marjorie. '~/7-1.'-" Of course. she was leaving bel if ` with Tom's mouher. Everything

. w uid be all rl bi

Hillsboro Street, last Friday alter- H0011.

The late Mrs Watkins was a

ye! S119 WHS \'l1‘l\l8.lly iellrlllg 1101"' After an illness of nine weeks, viewing gm, G,,,,ad;ef- guards'

.\l_rs Jessie Margaret Watkins..wh|¢h h¢ joined 82 years ago. He “'“I°“’ 0! the ‘M0 -100" Watkins- held decorations from the French passed away at he' h°m9» UWB" and Italian governments.

General Sir George W A H'

Tom. She mustn’t think of it. ' ‘ '9'

glnson who won promotion for his

. .. ...... IN MEMORIAM ,___ ,_

‘_ ead at his home, Gyldernlicroft,

./ , .arl w».on-Thames. H' i b at d 2,; I “he *D05* ‘“‘P°"""“ “Ing” And - ' me 1o'olh-birthday ia=t°Jt?::a;» ree.

---<e->--

W“II‘0r» Cav" DlCkS. Mary B0lH£'l`. paint entirely and use the nozzle

Alma. Shoelvan. ,

Grade l‘l[-Irene Peters, Betty

H000. Margaret Ferguson, lletty Mi-toheli. Bernadette Tralnor, Be'.~ ty Hogan, Rita. Hogan.

_Grade l'l-Blanche Griffith, Gell-

evieve Monaghan, Mary Si@@;,,_

Margaret Shelloon. Ruth Trainm-_ Helen Tralnor, Jacqueline Jacobs, Evelyn Fleming. . coMMERoiAi_ DEPARTMENT: I

Grade IV _'A“ldI“0 A1`S@Ui1\|ll~ filru. com|il'essetl allr lillrst i'or

will keep fresih longer it the mek be oocasllonally- turned part way

Uma" MCC?-U`r°n. Mary .\icKitluilll.l

clcanilng. _ <‘ 0l`0L\‘1'|il~ _

Another Reduction in Fertilizer Prices

CHAMBERS WHITE ACID PH-OSPHATEI re-milled, MURIATE 0|

’OTASH, and NITRATE of SODA both reground prior to shipment, and SULPHATE of AM MONIA the Chemicals used for fertilizer will be de. livered In car lots by the POTATO GROWER8 ASSOCIATION to every Railway Station in the Province at prices below those of' 1928- MEM. BERS and NON MEMBERS supplied at the lame PRICES.

0 8 - ‘What an adorable stateroom!

Two narrow white beds oDD09ii-0

daughter of the late Archibald Munn, of Murray River and was

_ Leaders in each subject _ Gregg Shorilhandz-Setlior Div.

The Association buys in large quantities direct from the mgnufn.

\_l

',\4_ I

New Wiltshire -f °

Shipping Club. IS2I.O'hr?lénIId0lvf§<l.'.I`ii'§,g ilfecfillll

-“° » _. small wardrobes to hang t'l1BlT

Will hold its annual meeting on COULD" I FOGI- HER lc,,,,heS_ 1, was gh,»i|11ngg F\’I53Y me “th at 2-30 P- ""' I" the "i saw your husband at the oH`lce And then Myra was SDGBIUHZ 10 New Wiitshlw Hall- All H09 il"°“" today and he told me he had acute her, pulling 'her around to intro- ere are urged to attend. neuritis. - duce her t0 l>@0l>l€.' What-a crowd 5726-2-7-41. l “Another one of them` brazen to see Myra. off! And such flow-

_ blonde typewriters, |'ll bet!" ers. The steward k€Df- l1Dl>€9~\'l1\S

G7 years of age. She had resided for a number of years in Char- lottetown, and prior to that a.t` Sherwood, where her husband who died in 1916, was keeper of -the Sherwood Cemetery. She was a most estimable Christian woman, :t member of St. Paul’n Episcopal Church, and while her health per- mitted was always actively identl-_

I Jeruice Gaudet.

mlglgixjnlgollgrlnailsiie wi ‘i Inner and denvm direct to tlhe gfrilwer' enmlnmng an mlddumen “"4

. .- ll ' .

_TypEw__mn_g_Sen_0__ D_____ f;____r_ their necessary expenses an pro a

_lice Gaudet.

‘f“"I0r DIVJ Brlllgiil Pilflttcrto. tons or more.

shelling:-(100 per renin- 10...! - so McDougall; (100 per ¢_.@m~,__ Steamers will discharge at Souris, Georgetown, Charlottetown gm;

Summerside, thereby reducing cost of distribution.

Coltlpositlou:-Loillse \{(.D,,,,g_ -

ull.. ' We can supply high grade mixed good; for those who prefer lg hug

WOLESALE prices to dealers and Institutes hsndllngtwo hundred

DOMINION OF CANADA

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND I

In The Probate Court 17th George v., A. D.. 1927

PROVINCE OF _ ‘> _ f- I O1 course, she lived right in t‘l1e.,i_uxi1;a1-y_ -

¢ E

IN RE ESTATE OF: Rev. Doug-

aid M. McDonald late of Charlotte- town in Queen's County in the said Province, deceased teatate.

BY The Honourable A. Banner-

man Warburton, Surrogate Judge of Probate, dsc., &c-,

TO The Sheriff of the County of

Queen'| County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING:

WHEREAS upon reading the

petition on file of Rev. Ronald J. McDonald of East Point in King's County In the said Province- Clergyman, and William J. P. Mc- Millan of Charlottetown aforesaid, Medical Doctor, the Executors of the above named Estate, praying that a` Citation may be Issued for the urpose hereinafter set forth'

' _ ‘with vases, but ihe couldn’t keep

‘ V°"¥ 9°°d fralfs- drunk, every one was very Kay. lil- to St. Paul's Church for service.

7°' °"° mini- ‘seemed .to be feeling Very Elly-| To the bereaved ‘relatives the

up with the people who kept arriv

fl tl ltl h I1 k b i ll'

ling How popular Myra WAS! e W I c ure Wm I e ng

prominent member of the Women’s

<'”" - I ' ””°“' Iffily. anti It was__eaSy f§i’_D90§t_l9 Nil There are left to cherish het'

”`“` as <_._’ come I0 the S ID. rlly 0119( memory, four sons G. Archibald. “ ` " fir that none Oi ‘her OW" friends would John A in si Lolita, Missouri;

f" TE- come. \\'i1ene\'sr Myra and Bill william A., in Rainy nlvsr, on-i

Q ia, came to dinner in ‘Center Valley mrro; and Havelyn in New Carlisle

' \ Hi she dii1n't 'invite lJ€0i>l€~ She Wa* Quebec two brothers and two sist I -

-Z _. _ // always ` afraid of Myra's sharp 9,5 are 1,, Mmmy Rive,-_ name1y,|

6 1 5 tongue. Myra allways said exact- yvmiam Mmm, Alexander 1v1unn.[ ' 1;. what she thought of’ every one _“rs fp L Cook and M155 Mary

/ / and it was So hard to please llel'.|,\.1unn, also a sister, Mrs Wallace,

l But. of course, it was gorgeous .hav-mf Ffidon, whose husband died ro-

~ ing her. Just the pleasure of see- ¢en¢1y_

vm / W ing ther arrive meant everything 10. A son of the deceased, Havelyn,

fl ’\ Qi( lSalIy. is expected to arrive home tonight M ‘ . room was full to ow

sh" My 5"" h“‘ba”d had “me Self 9l\‘.I0yll\g ll- 'P03515 were ernooll, leaving tile ilonle nt 1.45

H97 what W°"° ‘°m° °I "WMI cluding -herself. She found ii the burial to take place in Sh¢r' Shel Well. he had over 5100.000 easy to talk to people! Tom, too._wood Cemetery. -

'And then the Wnllaces arrived. unrdlnn extends is sincere sym

__::__i_7-_;._ Iresponsibility ._--<o->--

___ ' f- _:__-=‘ jj ' She had .L sickening sensation MAME SCHOOL

__ _. _ _ _ | its

1 H A 1-_=_ 1%; - that they would never mix wit-bl ._§ , eg? 67;:-_ Myra's friends. ‘She wished they

The following ia the lloncnr

At.

| The small state or tomorr . adian authoross. of overflowing, and Sully found her-} The funeral will be held this nit- sho,-Ny s_.ai||,,g fo, me

France on an extended

G $ ' GIALIFAX, FOI). 7,'-QLIOIIILIOYISI

ISBIIY Imrrledllltely fell- 3- P0036 Ol pntlly. " furnished by .loltlistoll

Exchange:

*_ I

rs. Madge MacBetI1, noted Can-

Ottawa, is

south of

holiday. i

Stock Quotations

and Wartl.

mbers of the lliolltreal Stock

New York Eitchange

Top. and Sonic Fe Ii_v.' .. 166*/Q

A B'lItlt I

‘I i ur |=tll.tll “Ili-vis

1110" which it can lic ralneii 1,\- ,,,..»¢ il0i\'f‘r oi the engine and run nl 'right l

ugles in its usual con;-gg,

Girls! Women! - ' Imllrove Your Looks!

515’

Shine in Your Cheeks

News of a Simple Treatment That/

/\l“S~!~'t>ttr blootllt-rs 11- ‘- cates trouble. \'c\lr`wz1ttIl;: Illillllllyv nlennces your health. \\'11g; you _reed is the toning. cleaning :issig- _;__t_t_ce _of Dr. rlnnillions Pills. 'i‘imy@

Cean out the overpltls of bile

that makes y0ur skin so inui‘i;_v- M [hey will iput new life into lilo siom- fl och, brace up digestion :ind m:ikc\ you cat sufficient food in ui., ,,

blood supply allend. 'rc look' iour il ll 5

Thousands Find Beneficial

ost.

they are no better than the farmers own mixing and cost much me,-,_

- ntirc ~ f . ‘ ,

in iiimiiutiiillu fllllzlrlfior ms- 'q".mWn ' We will make winter deliveries to those who will pay the em.,

PRICE LISTS, and ORDER FORMS WIII be milled to all membgn

the latter part of February, and too all non members who ask for them

P. E. l. i=o'rA1'o onowens Assoc|A'rloN

--_ I cHAnt.o1"rs1'owN

How to Make the Glow of Heal1h_3605-1-28-Feb. ],~l,8.10,

'~ HEALTH NOTICE

">=di’l¢v -ein- ` Q3# <f. ir

“$2-'r`

Owing to the faict that there are at I

present a number of cases of Small- pox in the province immediate vaccin- ation of all unvaccinated persons is

urgently recommended

' A

J. S. JENKINS, M. D. N

est and 10 feel iht- lion(-me 0 Provincial He t Officer

' . ` J l` g oil Q al h

health use Dr. ll. `lt '< 'O ~ ,_ if S-=-_~ ~-~-/ .-.=.- = . .. ._ . _. _ _ ` quem] 25C at a_1_n:_tC Pills tri

P .

You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested in the said Estate to he and appear before me at s Probate Court to be held In the Court House ln. Charlotte- town in Quecn'e County in the said Province on Tuesday, _thc twenty- aecond day of February next, com- ing, at the hour of eleven o’c|oci< forenoon of the same day to shewl cause if any they can why the Ac-‘ counts of the said Estate should not Le passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion o_f J. A. MacDonald, Esq-, Proctor for said Petitioner. And I do hereby order that a true copy hereof be forthwith published In some newspaper, published In Char- lottetown aforesaid. once in each week for at least flour consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hcre_o_f be forthwith posted In the following public plac- es respectfully, namely, In the Hail, of the Court House In Charlotte-_ Uown aforesaid, at or near the Market House in Charlottetown aforesaid, and at or near J. H. Myrlck 6. Co-‘I Store In Tlgnleh In Prince County,‘so that all persons Interested In the said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice

thereof.

(L.8.) GIVEN under my Hand and

the Seal of the said Court_ this 14th day of January., A. D., 1927 and In the 17th` year of Hia Majcsty'a _

' Women.

(SUd.) A. B. WARBURTON, ,

Judge of Probate.I

I _ _ _ Secure

l against lostcI'larm,this new

< way of solving oldest hygienic

ounlwo 'ri-is Louo wm- P"°bI¢”‘_°ff“'° 'me Pr°*¢°

.f <""'” -i _

; A

SHOULD |MPROVE HIS AIM

Patron: So you aim to please in

your business. eh?

Dealer: That’a what I Bild-I

aim to please.

Patron: well. In that case, you

every day in a shooting-gallery.

8413-1-18-tD4l.

Tsn Evemwos by a com- o'on;disc.u-ds like tissue fortabic flrc place a GOOD BOOK Is one of the beat com-

panions one could delire. _

NOW

we have about 1000 copies of choice well bound Books (re- prints) by the BEST AUTH- ORB. These Books, when offered to the pubile as NEW

I I! 'LLEN J. BUCKLAND

lqistered Nuru

SHEER gowns and ill-timed so-

cial or business demands hold

no terror for the modern woman. The insecurity of the old-time “sani- tary pad" has been ended.

"KOTEX,” a new and remarkable

way, is now used by 8 in I0 better class women.

* /`., _ L friend in Center Valley. She was

ought to spend an hour or two Myril WEB 8.ii'Im8'»€<l. BXCll9i‘l- S016

»--

_ ten. Come on, dear. Every one

0 in

-E' <4/ ~\ Q _ 'h=1dn't come. And yet Gladys) -non of .unite soiwcl for me

_i E Wallace ihnd always been it good Momh of _pmum-y

ushantetl [her feel g.

\'0 one seemed to notice vetyi

A I' ' I ‘ Imucli. They were all mucih- to0‘ G- d lim, 1, Margaret. Jay, 2.

excited. Ana yet sally -had a feel-‘_A mf __ _ _

ci-)-2 _ ing -that Myra WW =\rm0Yed- She Grade lil. Sr. 1. Cora Sanderson.

probably felt that Gladys and Dick .were provincial. That was a

DIDNT WANT 'T CUT LONG' |‘;'°lId SM “5e‘l_t"°’Y 01101:-t Itveu' 2. Earl Jay, 3. Clarence Sanderson C

my were- ‘ was all G We-. G d 1. A. 1. Lillian Jay, 2.; 0

:ishsll I wt yew' I‘__=I:t‘°":f" M -with Myrna standards, it would he Ge0;‘;e°B,,w,ey_ 3_ Edm, D,,,gwe,,_| °uN;'”¢I»° It 1" a. 8 ° B me ,llllpifsslble 1° accept t‘hem~ Sally -Grade 'l_ B. 1. Watson Sanderson. I y ' f illdnt know just what Ii- “'35 that ‘Perfect Attendance Cuyler Ding-

Ithey lacked -unless it was that

\ ~r.-. _ brilliance tlhat all Myrafs frlends|SteI._’_Phyms Webster and George

IN' seemed to possess in abundance.|B0w,ey_

_ _ ii iillhrm They always seemed i0 kHOW IHS! Gladys Bm

\, ' Il' exactly wihat to do, And tlhey

said so many clever things without

:_\ any effort. It was :really gorge-

OIIS

Gladys had cornered her and

was talking seriously;

"Sally, you mustn“l: ihave your

head turned. You know My1ra’s ideas aron’t yours.” I wiiin all me gayetyy and mn-i making going -around, Gladys’ face was set in disapprovlng lines. her, eyes were fixed on Myra, and al-| most without wishing to. Sally‘s- lyes followed hers.

was surrounded by a little group of men who seemed to hang on -her words. Oli. for Myra’s poise, her ability to say clever things!

"lf I could be just like her-"

ran Saily‘s thoughts, and nt tha: moment the whistle blew and there mme the cry of “Ali ashore!"

Sally flow to Tom, leaving lladys stranded. Why than she

come. anyway

"T0m_'1`01H. tIa'rllngl"

"My sweetheart!" "l wish I werelft leaving you!

i'lll frlglltencdl"

"N°nSEl1S9. y0\1're going to have

i wonderful trip. Just remember that l love you, and write une gf.

is 501111; up on deck.. it want to sea tlhe very last of you. In; gg. ing to be a long time, you know." (To Be Continued)

Stellarton Win '

Potatoes..

-Grade Vill. 1. Cuyler Diugweli. Grade Vi. 1. Elizabeth Webster.

lice lay, 'i Roy lay

2. Hilda Sanderson. Ca

‘Grade II. Jr. 1. Phyllis Webster,

well Margaret Jay, Eliza-beth Web- lie

(Teacher)

CHARLOTTETOWN Butter 42-48 Eggs 65- Oats 57-60 Hay 55-65 Turnips 25

Pork . Straw

Potatoes

Ab Ho

_ I "f.'.”.`.`.'_ Mo

. . . . . . . 55-60

Wil

MT. STEWART

Butter

Eggs .. 40 Oats . 55- Potatoes 50 Pork . 12%

SOURIS

Btttter . . . . . . . . . . . . ... E885 Oats .. Hay Potatoes Pork

. . . 40-45

. ...$12 .. .. 45-65 . . . . . . . . 12%

MONTAGUE

Butter................ Oot Eggs 50 Oats .. 55 A

_r,0__»_~5 I-`rl~| 12%

35-40

Pork . . . .

SUMMERSIDE

izzling hocke all the wa th

I From Hub 4-3 ‘mi -

__ I-We-is ._ 32_42l

Tntxno. Feb. s._ny more .nom -

4-3 the Truro Bearcats defeated Nay $10-'$12 inc stellilrlon team in an A. P. c. P°‘“‘°"S

engue flxturc here tonight. lt was' Pork ' ~ ~ - ' ~ ~ ~ - - ''--- - ~- ~ -~ 12’/il

:io-az_

iss-ss sr.

American Call. Co.

Am. Locomotive Co. .. Am. Smelt. and Refllg. .’\m_ Bosch Mag. Co. 13% Anaoondo. -Cop Min. Co. ~lii':»i

N.Y- Cen. an-il Hull. lliv.

__<Cu'bnn Am. Sugar i‘-n.

Hudson Motor Ca.. Co,

nternational l"ctrolfzum Standard Oil of N. J. .. 40%

Southern: Pacific C0. 1(/fi’/3 Union Pacific Ry. U.S» lndusitrlal Alcohol Westinghouse Electric United States Steel 165%;

Laurentide Pulp ... . ..

National Breweries . . . . .»

13 _Spanish River Pid. ._ 35-40 iszeei -co. can. com.

Asbestos Com. New Asbestos Pfd. New Bell Telephone Brompton Sihawlnlgan Can. Stcomsllip Pfd. .. Dominion Bridge . . . ...

Batik Conlmercc . . . ...

45 Bank Royal . . . . . . . . ...

Wheat-'Mzty,'1-il';'(,; J||1_\-_ 131%;

Sept. 132%.

Corn--May, 81;/_,;

Sept. 87.

OMS-May. 473.1: July, ~i77',. vvheal_May, iss-0.; `

the trunks lil' ,\1|\x1<~,-,,, whirl _

lit-ng ft-d to ortttlc.

To Slap'

46’/Q

1081,; Co. . 1»i'J‘/.4

nadlsn Pacific Co. _ ._ . .. l'.`T1,{,

ILR. 1~i2`/l

Pi"l. . -48

lt. Gas Co. (N.Y.) Xl)l‘/1% 120%

559"/5

. . .. 33

a-ding Co 10.1".

1i;5-/2 Co. . 'F91/1 63%

W. Wooiworth So. . 11-ll/1

Montreal Stock Exchange

itlbi wardismitih

.;...

53:7, . 64% 103 71 69’/Q Il-I

_ . . 12-l . .. (52

ill

. Sli

l-1') 32%; 68 87% 128

ntreal Power

nnipeg illiectrlc

BANKS

2»i:l `

'loo

July,

'/> J. ~: Qt

J l , -

.1271/... "Y 136%’

*_-I-0>-*__

mfl"I\|lie ilus lit-on Inronlotl bv n lrlllllnll to st-phrulv' the flhrca from

|»li\Iliit_ frnlu

1 tllroiltil is ilcrltt-tl, the rt~siduu`i

Gold in

y'+--`l;--________i__ ` ` __

1 za!

0DC?0 0

Regularly fed throughout the winter season

is `_ _

The Best Guarantee =

Assured Results in Reproduction

The largest litters born last season and

also the highest average of pups raised to ma- turity were in fox ranches where IMPERIAL COD IJIVER OIL FOX BISCUITS comprised a nlost important part of the foxes’ daily winter diet. Line up with the wol‘Id’s successful ranchers and insist on having “IMPERIALS”, the best fox food obtainable. »

CI-IARLOT TCTOWN

P C I

lmremm. Biscurr Co.

FICTION sell at $2.00 per volumn. »

We give your choice for

only

8()¢ per copy

A great bargain truly. New '

Ie the time to add to your book shelf. Some good Books 'li lolftllln HALF PRICE-

Ii": five time: as absorbent as ordi-

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You dine, dance, motor for hours

in sheerest frocks without a sec- ond’s doubt or fear.

It deodorizes, too. And thus stops

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No embarrassment.

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partment store, without hesitancy, simply by saying "KOTEX.” Be sure to get the genuine.

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seen here this winter. The visit-‘

ing is a far different aggregation Butt" - ‘ ° - - - - - ~ - - - - ~ - --~ 30 from what It was on its last visit 0945 » 60 here, the rein-statement of Brooks E885 . . 40 i ind Higgins stilfening up the for- Hay . $11- wnrd line to a marked degree. Potatoes . . . . . . .. 35-70 Due to the North Pole tempera~ '

turn prevailing -tonight most of tho O'LEARY

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