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'|I|No|_ w," cure“ Central Guardian

111311111. Plnol Expeeiorant is a healing remedy and gives prompt

I REV- JOHN W. TURPLE will .l11'l"111-l1 111 tl11.- 11111111.- 111’ Mr- Henry 'I1‘11t'd. Wiusloe, 011 Lhmduy, F1111, 21-1111. 111 2.30 p.n1. Also at 1110 11101110 of .\l1-- Norman 111-own. Cove» ‘head, 1111 'i‘ue.'sdny. Feb- 21st at 7.30 111.111. A hcarlj- welcome to all.

PRESCRIPTIONS A SPEC|A|JTY

J. Ernest H. Worth

“"1"” 32 " Nyalu Drugstore - 142 ' ,Prlnee Street.

, Hands M

Will" Be‘ 1111111»;

111171118 work 0n the furnls are now' N ‘l “m.

hsr. nuns-runs vs. Arena. Tuesday night.

Vlctorias 2627

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, I lMapleieafs And dad‘ 1 1 l OTTAWA visTmnsfl-The o1-

ltawu Citizen saysw-Ma-yor and Mrs. 11101-11111. A. Mucdonold, Charlottetown, P. u, _ F, _ _, 1W1‘ 111111011 between 5E. I. who have been spending the past . 1 1.11 1111011111111 11111110 1,0113; l few days 111 Ottawa. left yesterday

gig? wbruwumg, ed ‘g2. kg 3:8 pitgghtillal‘ ‘111-l 1110 l\i11r1-l1 ll111‘k1-y 1011111. q-Im ,' f01- Montreal on route to their home atlleast 6.000 farm 11111111? will 8mm: ‘it’ 710.1710?‘ Shnvlnlclhne hlelll; “my were entertained by , ,1 11111- 1111 u 111 1' s 1.111: alt- 1'. ant rs. A. A. MacLcan. R. O.

needed thlsvear. and c! these from 1,500 to 1.009 will be brought inl ’ from outside the province. Armmments have already boon‘,

1'1" 1111- 1.7111110, 0111- 31111111- 1.011111 11111» 1111: 111x111- 1-.. .\l1-.(t11i1:1111. '

$l>1_'°°1¢1°.\'. M. 0., Hon. John E. sm- , ,1:la1r, General E. A. Ross, M. P.

1 - 1 11-11--1'1-111-1-—'l‘-11-11 11 =11 ‘l s'r nulvsmlvs - v'-1 = ~ made iorasupply o1 men with iarnr 1 1),», ,. ,1 ['11 " ' ,1 ‘ w‘ 1“ m“?- wxpqflencmw some from p0,,“ m, H, “1i1IILn11N ‘ ‘Tuesday tiight. A621 111111-11" C°““"1’1“' 1111"” 11 1111-11‘ 1.. wmu-if 31‘1‘~-11111l11-"m' FUNERAL YESTERDAY '1'111»

number are said w he nvmmbl“ (‘1-1111-0/ l-‘ l\111l11111111 111111111 111' 1111 1.110 \l1 .1 i " 1- "' - ."1 l ' 1 ‘s- 1151-111

from the ranks both oi lumber camp 1;, ,y . . . - - -' 11111/11-1: : 1111 111111 -1- l. 11111111011111 111111: l- - 1- - -

“vl-kem and ex-pralng "m, W), "_ 1 .1 1 1.111 V p .11.o y1sl1,11lny have been wintering at the coast. U R‘ !ml“1--1‘1:1‘-1Wr' ‘MW m‘ “HIM Elfllllnlx-frlniil:Yt-llmilFliymfii?llmnwlwryl ——-—-—--<Q->-~-.-.. 1 - --_ - _ ' “~' f‘. 1 . e 1 so 11111 . - _ ll'11|1-1111 1111.1: ' 1'11|1_\'1 kruvo \1'01'1- 01111111101011 ‘11y llcv. 11. i " '*'°""----~~---—~ Jphnsou. 'l‘111- pull 11011111111 were: 111111 1711111111101‘. 1111111014 3111111111125.

days Races

111 #11110 111' 1111,- 1llS'11l:1‘c1-11l1l1- weuu 1111-11 halluwiuj‘ 11111111111011 .'1 goodly 11111111111‘ "1 Sll-‘vlulol-s were on hand

Abt-n Niacin-an. l-Irnt-ut Alattheivs.

AOME -TO AUCTION 11-111 110111-1. Jusm. “m, Jam,“ (mum,

111111011111. Seven Milo [buy 111111 1.1- 11111111- Accordion. Violin, P1111111 1111-; 1111111010 ncconlpanhne-nt- (‘011111 111111

FUNERAL HELD SATURDAY.- The funeral of the late Mary Mc-

lplng ,)'0\1l‘gl‘llf!11l(lS and? c1110)’ 11 H, “.,,,,,._..5 ,|,,_. ,,,,.,.,_, “m, “,,_,,,_,Do11a1d was held Saturday morning ‘@0011 111111- 1111111111111 ---1‘- ,.,.“.,,,-,1,1,| h‘. -0ln" 1311111» 111% i1". from her late residence Cumberland 1" ' 1 ~- - _ h ' ' . - e . . .511.'11 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,_S,,,,,_,_ I-hflshes Of- UmuStrect, and was largely attended.

1-11 -11. 'l'l11-1-0 worn six classes, thelMass was Celebrated by m)“ Mon’

1signor McDonald 11nd service at the

-w'1u1v1~:ns or CIMPETITION. s

mmyreceht, compemmn to decidlJl-ln . .-\ 11111-1- hiring won by York; _ _ n ‘nos,’ suumue and appropriate, 111.1. 11111 (lass A 11101 11,- Ncll111,§1[:11;e COVIIIEIICY-Gfiu by Rev. P. Mc » 1111111111. 11.1.1.1..- 11 r1101; 11y 111119 1111- °“' ° 1"‘ beam“ Wm “S

“we f" the products °1 111° 111011-11 lfollows: Walter McLellan, Desmond

110K111". 1hr- t,‘

111111111 Mills and Bakery 1.1.11 s11111- .,. .011..." 3d,, . --_ - |1_ ,1 . C1,“. (1 . , , , y. "lond Wan-en, Leo 111013110, caused quite a lot oi 111tc1--[‘,,:,',(,,(,,, “TM, (,,‘Q°'I)’1T?J‘1""b1:‘ ‘Cochrane. Eugene Murray 1 and etgtdélirtzlligc iiwliliégiéhe lfiovince. Yes-.S,,,, “.,,,,,,,._ 1n“, ,.o,,ow,ng ,3 ,,,‘,__‘R0derick McDonald. Pmdy .d J mp5’ essrs’ Jag‘ H'ls111111111111v:'-~ ‘‘‘‘ '“

1111 1 ° 011d 111-d J-R.B=11-1-~ NEW SCHOLARSHIP _ .1111-

wcnt over a list of 441 ilalnes enter- ed by 120 candidates and after a, mot deal of laborious and careful Y consideration the following were scl- ccted ‘as the winners: 1st prize, (Kleonrrutde) submitted by Mrs. i-Yngngi-Brlatt oé sllllfilllfirfldfl, P. E. J 1111118. 1 ne) ' . . _ _ by M13151“; Lari? o; Suggigifgfgg-‘hellllr l-orlles (White) . . . . .. 1 P, 1.1 L; -3',.d print (Bumerkrealn, (1111111111 Jackson 10112111111111‘! wmmtwd by Lowe“ Hancock o,,I11-1111~.\I11ck (hieTulruc1 . . . . .. t‘.

uotlncemcut has just been 11111111: 111' 11 new scholarship established cl Mount Allison University by Judge , WAV. Wells, of Ottawu-‘Tho prin- ' P111111 fund as now established is $5000.00 and the Foundation is 1o he known as the Averd Wells Alt-lnoriul Fund- The interest 1s ,, lo be used zlnnually to provide j,‘ scholarships for students attend» " 111K 111' wishful! to attend‘ 1111-11111

CLASS A PACE

111-k 0111 1110111111111 . _ _ _ _ _ ,, 1111x111 11111-11111; [hicllltyrcl

CLASS A TROT

Sulnmeisldc, P E. I. The j11 cs - 1y. ~ - .. ._ . wgm forced to Jlmmmte 11111-111’ fir)’ CLASS B PACE 1111-11513.“ 1111121411‘- lllliiliie 1611161111131- éianio-s frotm the fact thaLIMH-W ,\,',_(,,_,_gm_ Hugs, , l, 11011 110111-11, 0111111139,, 1,, 1|“. 01,1

111 5 "'1 511° c8595 111111 al- ‘ ' ‘ ' " _, Yorkshire family that settled :11

ready been used by B, bakery ,,,.0_1l'ol111'u1l11 P- (1111111011111111 duct of some other concern in the

Maritime Provinces. The judging CLASS B TROT was entirely impartial in every m. curd. none of the judges knowing who the entries were lultil several hours after deciding was made‘ when the flies of the Robinson Mills‘ _ CLASS C TROT cmnpany and Bakery Co“ were Com 1111111110 llrook (Ric-Neill) '. . . .

U \\'1-s11111111-la111i 111 111111111, 177.1. Wil- liam “Wells, 11111 first slettler. W215 11 110115011111 friend 111' Vlfi-sley. and one oi‘ the founders of hlcthodlsln on tho isthmus. Mr. Avaril Wells liv- ' cd 111 (iape Torlnentine during" 11111

0111-1101‘ purl. oi‘ his life, but 111111.111

his 111st Yt-ars in Bale Verte- Ho

51:11-11 'l‘o1ld (N. lloopcl-l lirilish (Huger lMztcLL-od-

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_ _ _ a Dpven _, W. H (A1). r U L, _. 1141s 11 man o.’ 11101-11111: quulitloc. 3131:2310 detelmlne the 11111110.. of the‘, 1"" 1"‘ 1» 1 m1‘) intelligent beyond the average, ' =1111i 111-only intcresti-tl 111 mince.-

CLASS D TROT Silk Worthy (Stead) Vltu. Guy (.\l1-l\'111111:11

111111. ills sou. .1111lg11 11V. W’. Wells, , 1% 111101111 in ‘Wostmoroland, having “ 1011-111 many yours in 31011011111 1101 11-11- retiring to 0111111101.

‘111112-15-41‘. l11-111v11, ll- .I- Slot-lo, 101111 31011111111111. .-\11111111111.-1-1‘-.101111A- .\11:l)111111l1l. Nnss Jeanette Mcvime of Cove

’l‘l1n--rs ~ ll. Anderson. l.111>'l1l11l11-.-. , , , - , ’l‘l11- 111-xi ram- will 11c 111-111 11:1 Hum Road “no m the city suunday

\\'1-1|11e.~‘1l.'1,v aftorllnoll ill two o'-

PERSONALS

Over Sheiks -

A fast. 11nd exciting game oi l1oc-' 1111.1’ 000k place at the Arena Slit-l urday night when the Alena. Rev-n, , .1 - , , H crs defeated the Sheiks by a score “:35,2g‘x1llsdglgfitglf],,£":.:;fi),,i; of 3 to 2 in the second 11111110 1l11s|,,,,,,_,.,_,, ,\,,,,,.,,_,._

Mr. 11nd Mrs. R. L. Cotton are leaving this morning for a visit oi ‘two or three weeks to Montreal and

‘"“‘1‘-‘"- 1°°111 1mm 1’1“Y1111=' 110111 (‘LASS .-\ 1-.\1-|-:~-.l111111111»1- 1111-. lotmwa‘ . hockey‘ LINEUP Z“,I,','“,l\.;':"Gxfaiaqfgflgagh’._ “N, , Mrs. Heath Caselcy, Kensinglon. Ann“ Rove“ S111*111-‘1l'(‘z1111A-1ih‘111-11-11111- mm’ um is visiting her sister. Mrs. Nelson 30,11 , ,.,",\Sbl‘,. i,.,,o.,.__s,,,\_ worn‘), Clark. Hunter River. It, is regretted G- Mms - ~ - - - - - - - - - ~ - - -- T- 311-111311- 'l‘l111 liuukt-l‘ liritlsil (linger Y Phat Mrs‘ Clayk has bcmg Selvlouskv Defence l .,y.,n\ss ,,'.,.,,0.,._,__\.,,__, (my, “m” 111. but her fl'lC1ldSvWlll be gladthat n" Mcmms - - - - - - - - - - - - -- E- (7911511 1111' 50121-1’, 11111111110. T1111 Allin She ls “ow rccovermg‘ L. Bevins . . . . . . . . . . . . .. R. Bcvlusl - . - ' _"‘_"‘ T F v 4 ti‘ 1 11.1-11.1... .... .11‘??? f. n.111111111111N"T'°""LS.1¥S§'§§§ “EAWE S3V911BY T131111) M. MacDonald .. H. Barri-IV ' ' J- Bmlley .. W. While 1';111111li1-11.~.- 11; :11 illluiru 1- (BY 31411511 U1111°11 P1157‘) J. Mtwllouald . . . . . . . . .. l3. Mithur, '1'111.111111 i: 111 11111111-1-111 ‘.1. 1-11N1111N1 V1111 1-‘-- A 1111)‘ 111111 J. Lawlor , ,\,,,,.,.1,-,,,,S l1; n, |1;,,_.;,,,,,-,_:|, ._1_ nvus 1x11111111, 1111 1111- truck 111 111'- il. Ingrmn lL-lllirers 11; 111 1341,11,,“ g_ ‘111111-11 111‘ 1111 express train wits 11111’- Fl-‘féfoo-I-larry Walsh. (‘hit-nun 2; 111 11011-0“, 1_ .1.-1l by 1111- 111111-11 111111 presence 111'

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_ ,+“,ocooo+4v040+¢+4++o4¢444¢0+o~4+l ,'l'll11 1111111 was 111111111111: 1111111 1111111- '__ 1' 11-1111-1- 111 Sl11-l'|'1-1| 111-upside 1'11- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 11....- ' t 111- hcurd 11 l111y'1= 1111111; 11111111111’. ....l0o per 11M "1 1‘ "W" ~l‘1'ou1 the 11111111111. Scnuubling down 80 per lino o! Ii word:

per llna of 1'1 vvurill

0M lnurtlon ... Four hunflonl .. lfllht lnlcrtlonl .

1.111, 1-1111111111111111111 111- found that 1111:

boy hzzd his foo-t fast 1'11 n 1111-111111 ...-and 1111s Struggling desperately 1'1 -....-;,1=1 it 11111. 11o tried 111 release 1111-. hoy but could not. 11o 110 wulkcl‘. the 11111-11 st-orvlilng 1111- 1.111111111111111‘; ‘with which to lever 1110, boot clear-

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11111111111111.1111. F 01' $818

smPmNG 7AGS- ixPimTlgyglFAliM FOR SALE AT ST‘ PEI", At that 11101110111 the man heard 1y 1111111111111. Guardian Job FY1111‘, 01's _B11_1'- P011$1§11111E 01 1I1I11O°Q .1110 whistle 01' 1111 express train- " 1111111 "- ~'.~»n 11.11.. 'llt mo. ALFRED MACDONALD, 111111» Apply 111 Mrs- 11111111111-111 f‘ ‘“'“““ 1° °’"‘ °° "1 ‘ “l Lund Survgygr, Hgfmanville, P. . Robertson, hlonlagnc- 1'1. l. L251 m0-

Teachers Wanted

BlR-THS

McKTNNON-Jtt St. Peters Bey. on Feb. l5. 1928. to Mr. and Furs .C.l111r-

Snare!) T0 M!’ rues. A?

11°11“ 41171711! P. Byme. Nortnl-“glvglmll WANTED IMMEDIAT- les J. McKlnnolL twin JOYS. ("111- mvcr- 2611114434‘ I ely for North St. Eleonora Schoohgratulationst L" l for balance of term remaining,- -»—--

BILLHEM“ AND sTATgMiNTsl Supplement seventy-live dollars DEATHS

BAND AT AREN 11111111111. 211:7

1 ‘.- ' relief lo ~ . . ,

PINOL and ,",',am""ZLn;','a1S-$S11112111131: 111111111 AT 1111mm tonight. 2112? throat . . ' ._ '_" m h, ,‘"“' ""1" “WW1 111 11w 1 s1: uuNsTAN-s vs. Victories

11 11 07y organs. Tiles-do 11 1 - Price 25 and 50c. ‘ ‘v lg u‘ Z627

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N0 More Lions As _. Decorations For

Chicago Schools

(‘lllf'.\(ll1. i-‘eb- l15~ -~ CouLluu-I- cunlpaign. 1 __

1111; his 11111 biiritlsh

_lii-uy0r 'l‘l111111psu11 has decided 1

do 11\v'.1._v with as many us possible

1:11’ 11111 300 Ilons~tl1ose beasts 11-

previous city ailministration

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Surveys 11111811“

often used to symbolize (ll-cut ' B1-1i11in—-wl1lcl1 architects under 11

chosen as school building decurlu-

lions.

01m hundred lions already have

reached the schools beyond recall

Tho remaining 200, however. have‘, been routed by architects who havo- chuugctl-lhc original plans A nor:

110110111 plan, to 11o known as. tl1

“Thompson type" will replace the; original typo 111' school which c11ll-. 1 1-11 for 11111111 oi’ sumo as part of thcl fycul" 111 Canada surveys are pushed 3,.

exterior 111-curative. scheme- ____<0~¢______

H011. R. B. Bennett Opens For Weldon

Chair At Dalhousie

ilAlll l1‘l\X'_ 101-11. 1S. -’ 111111- 11.11 11011111111. tlonsi-lyniivo 11111111011 l 1- 111ml 111 ondow the 1e1-

1111-1-1111111 111' i111: Weldon chair at

i)ull11u1.~1lc Law 8111111111 with 3.1101111 111111 111' $251001),

Bur Association, who has just 1'1 1111-11011 1111111 11 trip to upper Can adu. 111'. Ilcnnett is :1 gmduatc o tl1c_l')all11111sio Law-

cuulrlblllioli \\'ll1f‘l1 111? made

amount to b0 raised.

Mr- Bennett. it was said, wll come to llalliux lo participate i: the celebration oi’ Founders’ D11,‘ at. Dalhouslc Ilniversity. Marci 10- 111 the. evening he will b0 14110111 111 the first annuul (llllllf-l ol’ the Nova Scotla Bul- Society.

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Litigation Over Besco Affairs

- Is At An End

(1151 1 mountains. S1101-0111(- Court hel-c today. .\11-. 311-1. l crossed on a. raft last slimmer by the

1-1.~\L1l*‘.~\\', Feb- 13. ~— In

111:0. 0111111101111 ordered that all pro

cot-dings 111 relation 101110 ivlndlng 11p 111‘ lllo 11011111111111 Steel Colpor

uilon be “altogether 11nd 1101-1111111 ontly stayed." 11111! that the ope-mi lion 111' 1111- order be suspended 1111 til the appeal 1o the Privy Couu

cll 111 the mztttor has, “with leave been WllOllY witlltlralvll." This follows 111-tween

111' Ills hilljfifily in council

1111- ugrt-omonl‘ rt-zu-hed thl- Nutlonul 'l‘r11s1 (Yompnuy,

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1:1-ive-1s and 111111111111-1-11 ol‘ 1111- 110111--

11111111 11-1111 111111 S1001 11011111111131 1.11.11 lied. who initialed the action. 11111 1111- 11011 (luully interests. after lh1- lutieris atrqilisition control 111111 moans, with the form ulily of i110 111-ivy (‘.11u11cil'.~'. uppro

val 111111 1111,- lltlgotlou over the 11!‘- iuirs 111‘ 1111- British l-Impllc (tot-bouillon is at. nu end. It wus

1111-11101- ordered 111111. the Roya 'l‘l'1lFl I‘.o1npa11j' 11o discharged 111111111111111- without. 11001111111111.2- t-ouusnl for 1111-. Ilominlou (111111111-11111111 11111lc1't'.1kin1!. 111 pal 1.1111 1Iisl111rs1-111111-is 111111 any 1-1-1111111 012111011 i11v11lv1-1l- ‘Today's ordtu was 1:1'.'111l1-1l after oi’ 2111 11111 inicr "ts l11v0lv01l hu- ugl-t-vil 111 i110 311'

Serious Shortag; Of

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A . Necessaries 0i Life

(Canadian Press)

MOSCOW, Fob. lfl.--Tlie shortau of (10111. butter. eggs. soaps and 10X tllcs has reached such a scrlou stage here that the authorities hav decided to takc vigorous measures l remedy the situation. ’___________~_____. .__.__ unglos 1-v1-n 111. 1111- risk 11f 1111-1111

1111: his 11111110. 111111 111111011 111111 11110-11

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1t “'11s ltnnouni-zrd this 111111-11ing by ll- II. Ilium-11y, K. (1.. prcsiilunt of the Nova Scotlu

School- T1111 111 memory oi‘ his 0111 teacher at. Dal’ housic. 111'. R. (‘- 11111111011, 11 form-a.- dean, 0011811111105‘ u, quarter 0f the

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shortly l $191311 (“wed 1n summer in as many days. The,‘ the export

Steel

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lfnrtlicr into the 11011011111111 11.1111 eachl

lntlvuncc discloses vztltlable rcsotwods High and West Kent School Char-Slipper v

lbt

, -1~11-.1\\'-.1re. trlct 1111s been popularly thought 01" as the 111st. "inland empire" in that direction but an euginccl" of the Topourujalllcal Silrvcy of the Depart. 11111111 of the Interior sululner of 1927 penetrated west mull ‘north o1‘ the outer-latest edge of,‘ 1Pe=1ce River 11nd found a land 1.1" 1911110 krussy hills, oi high rolling" 011011 plateaus upon which roam

blghurn sheep and herds of caribou, and where the grizzly boar takes his ease “"1111 dignity. The country 1's drained by clear. cold. flsh-teelniut»; rivers aud- streams which have their rise in the glaciers of the maiul range of the Rockies to the west, 2

A train journey of eighteen houl-sl north and west from Edmontoui

brings one to the town 0f Peace Rivl,

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of the some name. Two hundred‘ and fifty miles up the stream from Peace River is Hudson Hope. British Columbia. a Hudson's Buy Company post at the head of navigation for river streamers. The great new country lies beyond. and one of its most interesting natural features, lsomc '10 miles northwest of Hudson!

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river where the whole stream makes l a sheer drop of 220 feet over a per- lpendleulai- rock. Another source of‘ ,wondcr is thc Nelson river. the most ‘southerly tributary of the Laird riv- er. with its canyon 1,000 feet deep extending ~10 miles easterly from the The river itself was

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‘exploratory party. a procedure that was fraught with danger and excite» . ment. .

.Thc investigations of the explor--' atory party extended in general over an nrca 8O miles west and 1'15 miles‘

degrees and longtitudes 122 degrees.-

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lsoutllcl-ly edge of this area was first

11011011011 in 1793 by Sir Alexander

‘cs1 crowds that has attended thc

o1 which citizens hurl not previously 1 t; 1 1 1 b 5 3' .1 l -- A M 1 1 - The Peace River dis- 5611551111111, uon y umlnclsldc 11, 1, Lnfferty and Mls. . uich iaklllgl dcparwm bu; r6101“; 1n we might,

111111111: 1116-3111, Wendell Muttart.

flocks 111' Rocky Mountain goat and‘. Dgddg

Linklcttel". 3rd. Minnie Boswell. lligh School Relay Race

er. Alberta. on the banks of the river, Popg; 3rd‘ Blanche Mcmmg

14411 Yards Buys. l2 Years and Under

Steele; 3rd. Art Sullivan. ,4410 Yards, Boys,

‘Muciiuarrle: 3rd. Margaret Cameron

Williams‘. 3rd. Wilfred Peri-y and day sch“), teachem Rev, Du Co“ . '- ‘Edward Gaudct not,‘ American Locomotive Co.

Inorth of Hudson Hope. or. roughly. 1 between latitudes 5G degrees and F18- -

and 124 degrees. Fifteen yours agollhe continued absence oi any im- Wfiek 5131/9111)’ W .. the scrub-eastern corner of tnislportant demand from exporters for er the usual exercises of devotion International Petroleum country. the nearest point to civlliz~lCnnadlan grain the volume oi‘ bilsi- and instruction an hour was 11-111-11011/115, Kan, and Tgx, Ry _ _ ation, lay distant from Edmunlunflness 0n Saturday was again small. in a jolly celebration of St. Valcn- Rcadmg co, , . . , . . . . .. a six 1vceks‘ journey; of hard t1':1vell-,Tl1c ilndcrtonc 1114i. Now. with inlprovccl rail undlCanadlan western oats and Argclr‘

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Sulnmerside High 1111111111111 SERVIOESf School 300F133 ZION 1.111111115311111 011011011,

The Summersidc High school 11111115. held 0n Enid-11y night n1 the Crystal Rink, drew one o!‘ the larg-

Rcv. J. M. Murchison. secretary of‘ the l’. E. I. branch of ‘the British and Foreign Bible Society was‘ the special speaker at the morning ser- vice. He gave a most comprehelv‘ sive and inspiring address which “'11s listened to with marked attention.

Last night the minister 0f the church delivered an instructive and practical sermon on Ps. 68:13.. Spur- geoxfs “Ti-easury of David" was quoted to emphasize the difficulties

Summersldc winter palace this sca- son and the greatest interest and enthusiasm prevailed during 111-.- programme. Much credit is due‘ Mr. Vernon Smith and Mr. Kelly 01'. the Summerside High and Mr. Louis Campbell of West Kent School. Charlottetown, for the thoroughly. efficient manner in which the events, to be met with in interpreting this were conducted. lpassage. New light. however. has been thrown 011 this verse by Miss Whatclyl: book-wRagged Egypt".

The “Siug" at the close of the ser- vice was W011 attended. Mr.- Harry Wk“, '°- ,. . . _

1st, Douglas f ltken: 2nd. Alfred Craswcll sang a special number. The AT YOUR DRUGGIET Bernard; 3rd. Walter Arsenuult. ‘miutster gave a short addrcs on the]

440 Yards ll Years and Under laopularity of this kind of song ser-. ____...----V-,-i-—-—-- , 1st, Ira Hickey: 2nd, Fred PQIIIHPSIHWCQ in Europe and America. 150mg year-s, and leaves this 111331 - d, Elmer Arsenuult. . The choir in the morning sang the 1 mg i“ “optical where 11th ac- Relay race between Sumnlcrsidejnnthem "The Fear of the Lord" byrceplga a’ P551111“; 1.115 1155M ates in ~ 012V "llfiflivfly- M15- 919111‘ the choir sincerely regret Mr. Ayers’

Paddy-

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THE SUMMARIES

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1S1. Jvsenl- Wedge: 2. Jos Gallant; anthem "sun. sou With Thee" by

Speaks was rcnderctl by the choir. Mrs. Jas, MacMilluu singing the alto The “ma, Sunday cvenmg gawk,“ $01” i“ good mice‘ M“. wmldfl was well attended last night. The . P111111)" “'11s m“ 111195,? snmLgl‘ “m” s11- "111 speaker of the evening iras