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ms CHARLMTETOWN cusnmsn

SHOP from l-lolmanfls Catalog

MAH JONGG GAMES that have

been ordered and paid for are wait-

25 PER OENT AND 331-3 off all ladies fur coats on Saturday, Feb.

2nd. Prowse Bros.,

2 ONLY LADIES RACCOON COATS to clear at $150.00. Prowse Bros, Ltd.

CORRECTION. — Attention

(i8 cents.

ANGLICAN SERVICE$ all Mii- ed n large number of friends to a tun and llustlco on Sunday, Feby 59cm] evenlng 3‘I‘(I,WIII ho as follows: in St. John's Roolng on Thursday n; 3,15 ll"; (diurch, Milton at 11 a. m. in St. chapel-ones. Mnt ],_ 13_ Miller, Mm Marks Church, Rustlco ut 3 p. m. w_ E_ w_ Owen and M“, Han-y E_

BROOKFIELL The sorvicos in tho ll congrogzilion

Sunday, Fob.

COUNCILLOR GEORGE W. MO- ih‘ ilmiin a candidate for

L E0 D, \\'lil‘il

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SCHOOL DEBATE. -—'I‘hc semi- mimtlily ilofbzito in

School

subject. tut-n colonies

WOII.

Ciiifkill. Ciimniiskoy, Edwar C. Pruught.

uffirmi

Ilzirolil

rookfiold 3rd, will hi

Five a today.

“Resolved.

Tho speakers Cyril

ll. Morrissey critic.

CONCERT ENJOYE D.—A very

were justified brcnitlug away from the Moth (fnuntr

Dillon lYIilIlill‘, Arthur (lormcley, -

and Arthur liughos. vme J3)“ uolly was chairman nnd Mr. E. J.

pix-using cvcnt took place iu

tInn.-—’I‘he Spider and the

lmsivr Ilickox. SoI0.-—My

She's but u Lassie Yot.

lng delivery. Would customers please sent or call for them at the Guardian of .

Ltd. 1275-2-1-21

1275-2-1-21.

is coiled to the report of the Retail lliercliants underwriters’ ud else- where tho surplus of which should have road yesterday at $448,401.-

mi a an i'ol- . ; - - , lowm-Jirookflolil 11 a. m.; Harts- 23.151,“ mung Dmkrqnl w“ villo 3 p. m. ziud limiter llivcr 7 p. m.

ieiolf n good "Farmer's Breeding Club" rm.

Queen Square took place yesterday on tho that "if! i-IIIP- Covohenil School House and after I11 listening with much interest to de- OI" Y." Tho affirmative side were Arseuault, John d llornhy and The speakers on the iiivo side wore John Place, John Ledwoll, Riiginald

M.

Harry Con-

_ Si» lhiloy. Catherine's under tho auspices of

lho (‘ommunlty Club, in which tho ])i‘fl[)Il“0f the nhovc and adjoining ilistrltrts look purt. lt was n. ilocid- (‘II snot-tans: although it was ‘first time many of the performers hioldiiclii-rn was [appeared in public. The following program was

tho

rondored:—Reolin- chnrineuse with hal to match, she Fly, carrir-il a largo Love carnations and maiden hair fern.

WONDERFUL VALUES in bad- ies Eur coats on Saturday, Feb. 2nd. Prowse Bros. Md. 1275w2-1-2I.

SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Fur coats on Saturday Feb. 2nd. Prowse Bros. Ltd. 1275-2-1-2I.

TRYON-Evangcllst Foster will preach in North Tryon Presbyter- ian Church, Feb. 3 at 7 p. m.—~no afternoon service as Evangelist Foster will preach in Baptist church at 3 p. m.

THE MARKETS. —Thore was a fairly well attended market yester- day. Butter sold at 38c to 40c: eggs 50c; fowl 90c to $1.00; geese $3.00; apples 10c doz.

C. B. C. ENTERTAINS. — The students of the C. B. C. entertain-

ln the Caledonia

Miller were ready to receive, and about two hundred and fifty prc- sontcd themselves. Soon after opened the ever popiflar Mr. Blanchard-at the pinno. During lho ovcni-ng refroshmcuig were served.

N EW CLUB FORMED-Much

us pcr his curd which lniorost is boing taken now among ‘ Mr. McLeod is an the furmcrs oi‘ Wcst (fivolieud and ‘liili/‘Ti-("llti and progressive Imsincss Hll'I“i'i)l.lIl(IIIlg districts. mun and has prnvoil hln CUIIIICIIIOI‘ during his to

owing to a which has lately bceu organized under the direction 0|‘ Mr. H. C. Clay, Doni- inloii Promote-r of ‘Live Stock. 'l‘ihe above Club which was orgunlzcil on January 15th, met at the West

tails given by Mr. Clay, it was pro- posed to meet monthly in illrc school house. The following offic- ers were elected: President, Ira Carr; Vice President. Frank Auld; ‘Saicrctary Treasurer, Ramsay Auld; Diet-tors, John McMil-lun. Lou Steward, James blcLnuglilin, Mel»

DALEY-FIFE NUPTIALS —- A very pretty wedding look place in St. (‘laments (ihurch, West Somer- vilic, on Sunday, January 20th. 1.024, when Miss hlarlan Gladys Fifi‘. bocumo. tho wifc of Joseph Tho ceremony was perfor- med by Rev. Fr. Daniel Desmond, "Senior Curzito" n! tho church, the Double Ring Service holng usod. Mir-lb‘ hlurgurot Dzilcy sister of tho groom ivas hriilcsnuiiil and Vernon host man. Tho

bride's ilrcss was of 'l‘oast color

W. G, Y.

SATURDAY: FEBRUARY 2

790 Kilocyies (380 Meters) WGY (Schenectady. N. Y.) General Electric Company

Eastern Standard Time

11:56 a. m.-U. S. Naval Observa- tory time signals.

port.

12:40 p. m-Produce market rc- port. 9:30 p. m.—Danco- music by Jack Synionils‘ Orchestra, Iiump- ton Hotel Albany, N. Y.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3

790 Kllocycles (380 Meters) WGY (Schenectady. N. Y.) General Electric Company.

Eastern Standard Time

11:00 a. IIX.—SBI'VICO of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Albany, N. Y. Sermon, Rev. Charles C. Harrimau, mcctor. '

Dr. Frank Sill Rogers, choir mast- er and director.

3:30 p. m.—l’rogram by lVGY Symphony Orchestra, assisted by Mziyfred Spooncr, contrnlto solos- lst.

Selection, “Allegro Con Tirio," from tho “Erolca Symphony." Beeth- oven

WGY S,mphony Orchestra

Loo Kliwen, conductor

Coutrzilto solo, “Where Blooms tho

Rose" . . . . . . . . . .. (llaytou-Joh-ns ‘ Moyfred Spooncr

Mrs. Wm. J. Loane, nccompanish Selection, Excerpts from ‘fRobin

Hood" . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. de Keven

Orchestra Contrnlto solo, "Without Thee" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. dd-iardclot - Mayfred Spooncr Selection, "Einc Steppenskizzo aug

Mittel Asicn" . . . . . . . .. Borodin Orchestra Contralto solo, “My Heart ls

Weary," from “Nzuloschilifl

. . . , . . . . . . . . . .. G0ring?Thoma:s Mnyfred Spooner Sclection, "Overture Elvcrhoi“

Kuhlan Orchestra

7:45 p. m.—-Scrvlco of Alluny Slroot hloihoillst. Episcopal Church, Alhorl, I). A-ngoll. D. l).

Organ prelude, “lvlarchc Festive". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .. Guilmaut Lelia Reynolds Hymn -

bonnet of white

Seymour whllc the bridesmaid wore Pnudrc p1;u¢l,p,.n_ 5m,“ Spem_-h__Fl-[end_ Bit-u chiffon with silvcrtrimmlngs ship and Goodwill between ncigh-iiuid ‘~'“I'I"°‘I milk ‘mrimtmns- The

Jmurs. James M. MucFatlycn. Itozid-'Kr°°m’“ “m t” the bride w“ i‘

tng__non.t Talk mo Fast’ Olga Macjstriug of Tosca pearls, to tho hrido-

llinvournoi-n, Malcolm Lamont. Rcndlng.—Scloctions from Ivan- hoe. Margaret MacNovin. Solo.-

Tho Vncwnt Chair. Mrs. Hugh Mac-

Kio n 1k .

School

lnstrumjental Mu-slc.——lts n Long Lnne That Hus no Turn- lug. liowurd MucNoill. Recitation. —--'l‘ho Ploil Piper of Hamlin, Mrs.

lNcvln. Recitation.—Betsy and iurc Outs. Mrs. John Inman. Short j'Spvccli.--—0n lliolnily and Harmony, John Iluwry. Address.——Much Nood- od iii-form In Rural Society, Mrs. John Iinwry. Solo-I Don't Want i0 Play In Your Yard Any More. Knihoriuo MucNovin. BalIad.—'l‘hc lllllillS. Wur Cry of the Mcilomilds, Mnt-llliuzhorn. Solor-My Wild Irish‘ ltosc, Stewart MacNevin. Reading.

s-Tho Sarcastic Normnn Stretch. Solo.—- Knthlocnlfiifls TOCBIVBKI i)

I “figs ivoro

John Luwry. Sonia-The Spa Rolling 0n Tho Shore,

S

npprritinloil nudli-nco, especially the of Mr. John Lnwry on Molody and Harmony. Tho singing Nzillonnl Amthom cvcnf. to n close.

iri-ii-h.

Tho

programme vory much by

of

I s when-ti‘ WIJS

tho remarks

the brought tho

maid an acqquzimarinc ring and the groomsumn white gold cuff links, ‘A reception followed the coromony tat the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. lilarrington. hlorrison Avc., which 'was attended by fifty guests. The house was very prettily arranged and

delightfully rendered.

included cut glass. silver, cheques. Previous to tho marriage the bride was tondorcil a miscellaneous show- or by her many friends. is formerly from Moncton, N. B. and the groom from Sturgeon, I’. E. Island. Following the reception

ivost, Somervillc, Mass.

WEDDING union's Cathedral wits tho sceno of i; pretty event at 6.30 on the c morning of Jan. 23rd, when Miss Mary Gallant, (laughter of Mr. and Pi

Th9 bfidg MARITIME‘ RELIGIOUS EDUCA-

MP- 11ml IIIPH- Dill)’ I0" 0n U10 ii Id- day School workers recently hold Iiii-ZII! 1min 0H R Iiflilllymoou tri to in tho Sydnoys was u ilocldcil nuc- Ni-w York and upon their return cuss. WI“ Teiiiiifl Rt 32 MOITIBOII AVE» thrco evenings in Sydney, ihrcc lu Gluco -—-—— trict comprised of North Sydncy, BELLS.— St. Dun- FIOTCIICII and Sydncy Mines.

which about 160 persons were pro-

Mrs. Leon D. Gallant of Ilustico W!‘

Pruycr Response Anthem, “The King of Love I\iy Shepherd is" . . . . . . . . .. Shelley Ariol Spooucr, soprano: Adam Shaftor, tenor; Gladys Ilobi-n- sou, contralto; Simmonds. buss Responsive reading

mo. Offcrtory duet, “The Lord is My Light" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Iluch

Gladys Robinson, contrullo Maurice Simmomlsil buss

decorated with Chrysotlni- Him“! ' u Mrs. Ade Harrington tho Address. "Mar East Relief

Jeunlhnutcss was charmingly dressed in

whiic Crepe dc Cheno and during "Yin"

tho dinner, toasts. solos and music Ilciiviiici-IOII

The Doxology

y tho young couple Posiludc, “Allegro" . . . . .. Stevens

Gcn. Mcsrop Azzapepinn

(‘we

TION COUNCIL

Tho Training Institute foz" Sim-

Tho Institute was hold for

Buy and thrcu in a ills-

Tho first session at Sydncy open- il with a supper gatlmring ut

cnt and in spite of strong coun- nttractions the intorcst was

12:30 p. nu-Stock market rc- ‘

Maurice .

i

ON A STRIKE

i wunN THE STOM- g ACll REFUSES T0 - WORK -- EVERY 011mm ORGAN 0F ' 'l‘lIE BODY 1s APT é T0 o0 ON A sYM. s‘

t i ol to a pleasant dance at th At . h of th nino sessions hold

““““+**“ cc‘ c * -“-¢:‘¢: eccccw rAqqiETl-C STRIKE‘ lfiiiiltiine Hall. The presents Rev. Mllliegan delivered a lec- N "v v ‘t IF NOTHING TAST- were numlerous inland cosgly, includ- ‘tuft: on "all; Teaciijerss Tllatstittl" (‘Onl-

i , , , l w c mem ers o e ~

U - ew, _ 1 Es RIGHT 0R IF Iilllgenfiultllfflala: rliaurbelslbr cofnzheqiilb stiiitirt: were divided into four IIIVGISItIQQ I YOU CAN'T DIGEST testifying to the popularity of the srcuvs. the Children's workers with

' ' ' 1 young couple, Their many Miss Alice M. Harrison, Childrens

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wrmr YOU EAT. You us DBETTER zmr T0 ARBIT- nsrs MATTERS now BY TAKING Our “Digest-It” Tablets

You WILL FIND m rrnm JUST wnszr. You noun, IN nsnrmo You m- ossr wnsrnvnn . You MAY EAT

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T‘ TRY A Box

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became the hrple of My; John good throughout tho other sessions

“rpnlherhln n; “m; all)“ The ymde and tho attendance encouraging, at was nticntlctl by Miss Prlscillin mm“? Bay abmn‘ “FY W01"? pmaljtn,

SHOULD YOUR i: will,“ ri- ,‘Y,"";‘,,"' ztztii" t:

nu one a y supper e o ' _ ,, , mom“ The hflde w“ bocominm the other district lhc first meeting

ly nttlrcil in n suit of bluo tricotlnc ivith hiit to match and squirrel ncck piece. . maid also wore a blue suit with rod velvet hat. to tho bride, was a gold pendant ha Inflm. e sot with pearls and to the brides- ciauon were heard and t maid

wards V took of luncheon at tho homo after which they were outer-

friends wish them many happy years of wedded-bliss.

2Q!“

Diamond Hunters

While tho diamond hunting expedi- tion into British Guiana is expect- ed to be financially successful, the search up to the present has been . responsible for-the death of three t” white men. oxploriru: party and several native guides. according to word received here from Lester IsoGiilrray. » who is now doodles l 011mb" 0| i Canadians In tbs interior of the country. - ‘

n takes ll

was hold in North Sydncy and the other two at Sydney Mines uuil hero too the response on tho part of tho workers was heartening with an average attendance of about 60. On every sido expressions of nppro-

WOTO B The brides-

The groom's gilt

ute was clearly regarded by U10 UW workers in the constituency servo-d EH05!!! Dill“ as of the utmost benefit and as a KPOOYWH contribution of the most practicable nature by the M. R. E. C.

a silver emblem pin. of a hundred

Work Secretary of the M. R. E. C. the teen axe girls’ workers with Miss Marjorie Trotter, Girls’ Work Secretary of the M. R. E. 0., thB teen age boys‘ workers with Rev. F. M Mliligan, Presbyterian Secre- tary and the Adult Teachers and , , Sunday School officers lwltlé Re:- an xgldo C. Machum. BsDt at ecre During the stay of the Secretar- ies the three Sundcy School dis- tricts were reorganized as follows: Glace Bay district, Pros. Wm. Thorns, Glace Bey; coy-Tress. Min Mildred Taylor. Glace Boy; Sydney; Pros. M. W. Buchanan. Sydney; Stacy-Tress. Miss Frances Bloke, Sydney: North 8ydney- Sydncy Mines district, Acting Pres. Rev. W. B._8seley, Sydney Mines; Acting Becy, Tress. Wm. Ahern. Sydney Mines. - The Training. Institute through its ability to roach a large number of-Irorkers and to give special help

“"1

(Canadian Prose) 5 TORONTO. 0nt.. Jan. 81. -—-

one a member of the

Mrs. IITIIII’, Ii.irI:_ulir,.\'.S.,i» “For years l w (Ircudiul sufferer from Consiipailiou mid llcaiiliichcs. I iricd ‘I“ruii-;i-ii\'es' and I fccl like n ucw person in cvcry

(if on ilic

figs an:

“For ovcr t Ii rec ycars I irziscoiiliiicil lo bod with Rhon-

niaiism. I fried nearly everything WIIIIOUIZ receiving

any benefit. Finfilly ltricd‘l-‘riiii-u-iivcs‘- —half zibox Ilruughl improvement and continued treat- ment made me well. Now I can walk several TIIIIOS and (Io chores around the plucc."

ionivs.

Notes By the Way-

((‘nutiniii-rl from l'.'il.;'0 i.)

I)('i‘lI formed, to which we fill must wish iihiiuiliiiit success. hluiiy of those who (‘OIIIU will trnvol IlIiIlPl‘ in motor curs, m" bring‘ their curs ulong when they come uud all of thi-m, ivhvilinr thryv COIlll‘ from the SIEIIOS 0r from (itlicr Provinc- os ziri- zicciisioinr-rl to tho Amorii-iiii and Upper (funzidizin rule of I‘Oil(I traffic. Tho rlui-slion arises wheth- ior adherence tn il rule which illffors from lhiil in vogue in all (illior countries in .~\lIl('l‘ii!il may not provont a consiilcrzihlo nunihvi" lirom coming. as many believe has Ialrcndy ])I‘O\'I‘iI trim in the past

‘and will cniiiiniic to have the, _--. . l The Automobile Association and the owners of cars have deserved

same effect.

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RIYIT is Nature's medicine.

l - Yiiillilllii‘ nivrliriinil prim‘

Greatest Advance in Medical Science is the Knowledge Healing, Curative Value of Fruit Juices

In ihc ircsli fruits, Nziiurc plant-s l~illll(‘

])l'lll(‘i]7I1‘5 of the fruit juices, zinil so intensify IIlCill, that :1 small tablet will (‘Ulliiiill lilL‘ Iifliiillg properties of a very large (luaiiitity of expensive fruit. zi-livcs" arc concentrated and intensified juices of apples, oranges, figs and prunes, combined with “ITruii-zi-ihixs" relieve cousiipziiioii, bilious- ncss, stomach trouble, kiiliicy zinrl lilutltlcr troubles, rlicumziiism, Ilt‘r'liILli-‘Il('.~', I);li‘k£li‘il(‘ skin troubles,

iplvs. Apple juice acts liiiliiigvs. (lining-o jiiirc is ll skin lUllIC, that ("luirs lill.‘ ('()lll|lIi'Xl(lll. The _iiii'<'cs ill nppli-g, ()[';|ng(\_<' I ])l‘i|lll‘.< innc up the liver, Ill(‘l'_(‘£iS0 ilic flow of bile 11ml rorryct conslipiiiioii. But the fresh fruit

,('(‘7Clll£i and other IJUCilllSt‘. they are a cnmpltrlt‘ fruit lrczit- mciii. 15c mid 50c u. IXIX-fili all (ICIIICFS, or scnt jinst-jxiiil |>_\' I"i'iiit-'.i-iivcs Limilcil, OIILHVII, Ont. ins,"

One of the Wonder Discoveries of the Past Hundred Years

Gained "of the

Mr. Jar. S. Dclgaly, of Gilbert Plain hint», says: "I ha ' Nervous Prostra- limi lll its worst form. The doctors hurl no hope of my recover . Africnd inducer me to take ‘Fruit-n-tivcs.’ Af- ter using this fruit

sweet juices of Il('f most

‘yaw. juices contain only n small amount ‘of ihc medicinal Lzfixlwf"; 7"’ ‘amt - - , . was ac PYIIICIPIL‘. B)‘ n woiidcrful-process, (IISCOVCFCKI Iiy an to m’ normal Alexander Munro p, jjncl] ~ -' ~‘ ' ‘- --' . . . . Iicalih.’ oiLnmulOlnwslqysg . 1 t ph) hltlrlil, it Ia piissliill. to (3,\ir;1(l_ the“;

Mn. M. J. Gone, 3928 Union Street, Vancouver, B. C. says: "I suffered with allsymp- toms of Female Trouble, with chronic Constipa- tion and constant IIGKIHCIIC- Doctors ntlviscil an opera- tion. Then I tried ‘I-‘ruil-u-tivcs’ and this fruit treatment Iius complete-I rc- lievcd me of nil my misery and suffer-

“Fruit-

The change in the rule of the road was made in New Brunswick last fall, giving i-ffoct m legisla- lion pusscil at u previous sitting of tlii- Legislature. Ii was predicted ni tho illIlU that ii would lend to uiauy zicciilvnts at ilii- outset, from ihc furco of IldIliI iii both drivers iziiid horses. Bu! nothing of lhc [kind occurred, although thorn liud

Iioon (‘IIIIISIOII5 before tho chungu m’ the I'III(‘ froiu visiting curs \\'I10.~'r: iII‘I\'t_'l'5 lllii(i\'t‘.l‘I0lliIy turned ilic wrong why. The writer of this no). \\'il.~' on u vacation in Now liriiiiswirli til ihi- time when lhv wliilngi- wont into effect and spooks from personal observation. it urns surprising how quickly and [smoothly the i-haimgi- was mudu l(‘()IllllIi'I1iI)' t-fft-ciivc.