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norm: iii/ion‘ cAuor and house-I hold table ll; Zion church v-" ' Tel. fillridfly, February 13th. _ _ . _ H ‘ n ' 1080-2-11-21. e-reeooou-eo-ooo-oeoo-oooeoev:

_ , Try the afternoon, or evening Violin ABEGWEITB vs. cnrsrabs- Course. Correct instruction given ‘in ' Deciding game for P. E. I. ChRm-lfll etudentsf, . _ i ' ' . nlenshln- Bimini mln leaves oher-lnw Yogic coussnvsrour or lottetown Tuesday, February 11th, it’, ‘music .‘ '

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' I leaves Charlottetown Tuesday. Feb- 5 o. m. Return fare 81.70. l 191 Quggn 5g, lchgflgfllglgwnyr, 11;, 1. J ruary 11th. at t p. 1n. Return fare 1834-2-l0-2i Phone HIM-L. ' 3130- ‘ lll3l-2-l0-2l ooeoooo o} 44000-60- 0 ole-o e s o s ' ' _. zrou cuuacu VALENTINE was 1°3il'*'1°'°i--

This ilyour opportunity to secure a fold- ing card table free by saving the coupons which are now enclosed with every package

’I'hursday, February 13th. 1"“ l ' l, sulad and other good things. 16604-11-21.

COMINIL-Grand Musical Recital‘ by Miss Marie Psquet 1n Prince o1 ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' _ “I319; Q0119‘; Hg“, 11401-1553.’ p01,, care o1’ her family and lriends ull

Tuesday, Januuryydist at the hour PM!“ lnwboy

0f B E BIRD STANDARD and ORANGE ma” “m "ml" m” "mmcles °l - . . - .- . rshlcllmrrr-rnv TIP, QUEEN and ACADlA “m” °"“‘°“° w°"‘°"“ ""*"'- “WFWS” "Plllllmllm-Mt °‘.’°§' "‘ “‘§~,‘,"°",‘Z°f,',,.I"QZ,IQ".’,‘I-’ Sm.” fmlph BRAND 'I'EAS l " I . 1517-2-8-21. Clarence Cameron. accountant in the glue awn,’ a‘ pew; u f, -'-lJ;ll_l ' ~~ _ v branch oi’ the Bonk o! Nova Septic, n: a Hm“; end n8. . er 5m e F!“ Tubes Extra _ _ cnrsnbs vs. ABEGWEITS- ' or this city has received ‘an sbpolnt- ‘ "“°bm““" m” ' ' ‘ ‘ other Balanced-Unit Plsilcoa, 1 \

Besides her disconfiolate-husbanl and mothershe leaves to cherish her memoryia family o1 ten ‘ohiidrbn. El- ‘eanor, "Pom. Mary, Gertrude} Fran- ces. Joan, Andy. JamesS-Ross and ‘Mons. and ‘three brothers, ‘Mike ‘in ftustico} Jack ‘lnbharlottctown and Andy in New York." ' i‘ T

l-ler funeral took place on-‘Yhurs- day. January 23rd and was attendedi

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Full list of these valuable preiniunts sent f rec on request

balding game for P. E. I. Hockey merit 1n the Inspection Department Clllllllllvhthlil- Biléclal train leaveslot the Bank and expects to leave [or Bummerslde Tuesday. February shortly to assume 1.15 new gum; 1n 11th, at 5 p. m. Feturn fare $1.70. rhflergnf, part5 o; m, Maritime pm“ t' '\ i ‘ 1934-3-10-3 inccs. Mr. Cameron is a native lof . l \—--— Sidney, Cape Breton. and has been;

Till.’ ENGAGEMENT of Miss 1dr! working in the Challoifetown bronchi

L‘ Mwmwule- dwihm" °l M“ "d for the past five years. During that’ Mrs. John McCarvillc oi’ Freetown, to “m, he has made a host o. ‘fund; Mr. Franklyn R. Orcutt, son o1’ Mr, y“ the my who Wm congratulate him

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Y” _ ‘ . by B 131KB 651K101“?! b! 13901719. B13419 ~ device. Automsti ll tends to equalize strong an distortion-Among}: and Mist .w' E- plcuil-"ll ciwelliw- on his appointment though keenly “p.01 3'11 c1539; "-1.1 bfggfls“ whm d... _ weak stations to thevo umc you desire. lislso pre- sncing of electrical units. _, Conn, is announced fly hcr parents. “grown; m; dcpartme_ H v "m; 54m‘ of 4mm; mum”, 4 (7) I.‘ r - L 1 l- ‘m; ,_ I r

spite the adverse condition o1’ the} , ‘ i_i'_~*"" weather, had come‘ to show by ‘their 1302A!!!’ ‘£11.05; The, Functlill”. LIVESTOCK MARKET‘ » nrcsenee itheir esteem sndafleetion: an “amp men S of u“ 0mm“ ‘ 5 I for the deceased. Alter High Mass.

Service or lilors (lourieous Treatment than When Dealing with l Ad ls ‘C m m ' l d u " " an v ory o_ m ee’ orme iei , _ l. . . . l suhjcctof an hitercsting address de- (“mam PM,” '~:er:l'b°::: in (gtrércrdjolkllffngrexxsf.

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value at all pfices.

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. . . , . . _. . . , gmnlkets today totalled aeo cattle,‘ solemn prayer of the church mingy (4) Mo» Surfer-sharp selectivity cipls~s par ballads: of Ill lonmw“ Idar 813st lkalers I11 Lanadian Fish 111 the 9555 Pic-Aden‘ and "*5" Sacra”? or i ilrlecs were estimated, to.bc steady to‘ led with the’ sobs -and' tears of licr ‘““"';‘,if3f‘°"°4 °"1“"l'°'¥ bl’ »...-

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the Monctcn Club nndaimember of i 2. Ls - - _ r = - b » - _ _ Zlmgéizffiliijgmffnz‘ trltléslrgzli" isrceiznaerzrnllloxsivldhiitlifilne ttllewlllsf l glgilriestltlllllaevllntgfilllilileatlfe rilllfllesr- ‘ mm” In tosterlnz a unified “Rhona! fliilli-bfliifio was offered and relused. i ers: Josellh Reid. ffholhlfl B°IK°YV ,,r.pi1-it imqllg Canadians. The py-Q_;S§h; ulpcrztros ‘rasmgrrelchlgintéglgrlzjlaoguilltgi lr-ézigilsgdliilefi Jlllallzjildsgliliflt James 5mm’ "hm ‘i ‘h’ pmmm“ “losers around $8.50 to so; Cows ‘or; The "has... "sympathy-or the Canadian citizenship and national [good ‘w a m m- v - » u ~i m. d a m-h r “mm, ity through a study by means o1 ge mm y so for 873-5 h commun y -s ex ‘m? e . .e- ‘ . ‘lgdresar or lectures which Wm lead lea and common to medium quality upon whom rests ‘the dark shadow of Grade vm__1 Dmy G°nmey_ 2 in a ma" acqhalménce and_under_ ibiilfllti‘ cows were mostly‘ bifinglngla. triplcvberesvqyrient. _ ‘I - . . ‘Annie McArce. 3 FrankmlilcArec. slunmng between u) The provinces-v $.:..10 and $6.50. There were 119.001)‘ EiernaLrest grant unto her. 0 ‘Lord! "Grade VI-i’ Helen ‘Smith. a Ag- ~

oi’ Canadlr b The raccsln Canada‘ limiters sold betwcc" $7 $008.50. n _ I \ ' m Brad,” 3 Arum, WA“, - ‘ l - Quotations butcher steers, good. s10 nrss. sous counter‘

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Gmdc v__1 sex.“ McCarthy, 2 g2nxzfi fllfgzlxlidlgfifil? ‘Kalil: to $10.00. medium 9.25 to $9.15. com-g ' 4 ——~--_ ‘ ~ _ Jos Mcoarthy. 3 Laure Brsdley. Mm“. w" m m‘ chm‘ The“ w“ ‘mon 87.50 to t9. Butcher. heifers 11115-5 The follow I tokens o1 apprecia- y Grodc 111-1 Agnes Bsglole. 8 one ‘ma. Mk8. n wuklm’ o! ‘h’ filum 85.00 to l9. common $7 to tl,:t1on were rselved on. the death of‘

ltlta Smith. a Mei-rarer MeAree. a N_ m ~11‘; elm-Irma,‘ announcmnlllthef vows zoos tms to as. mod- Mrs. John Qermleyz- v ‘ I o Grade n__m.ancjs Evalm that past Dlstrkr Governor wan“. um SZéSO to- Ilzircanncrs 13.50 to 5_plritua1_ clferingsrw Mr. and Mrs. Grade 1- Joo Bagiole. s‘ Gram who h- m the hospim m <81. cu ers '84 to 4.00. Butcher builamlrsnlc Hughes.- Mr-ssnd Mrs. Charles ' . nnod 7.50 to $8, common $5.50 to $1.l Bourke, Mrs. l’... Doyle, Mr. and Mrs.

Console 1159.00. In b HNDO. h S1 . . .. Highboyllzllrlxs “‘ ’ AND rauco NEUTBODYNE v1.08‘ ""' " I With this set. in favorable lomtlonl. 616B" "-‘ "

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tube and a four-gang srrnoured

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unusual distance getter.

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possible by the new Philco multi- lsr detector circuit. tirefiret abso- ntely linear detector circuit ever

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Per! t, Attendance: -— Agnes a ._ , _v _ __ Bridle? Annie Mon“ Sea,“ M‘, Humx‘ i‘ "Mi"? §°°d W“? g l’ calf receipts were 040. Calves were in! P. J. Gallant, Mrs. Robert Stanley. , curmyl’. ‘ l . ' I ward‘ recwny: wood demand about slxtyiper cent. orj Mrslfroncis Plneau, Mr. Francis Mc- GLEN vALLEy SCHOOL Ruby Phebe Blondom ~" ':‘ *_ ‘l Grade V11I—l, Irwin ‘Blbhddh’:

the offerings were ‘grass calves andGuigan, Mrs.’ lflora Oatway,‘ Miss h-crc sold‘ mostly for $8.50 and $7..Mar'y Plllly; Mr.‘ andiMrs. P. Mul- _ __ y Veals were of common to mediumHins sndfalnilynMr. aridTD/Lrs.‘ Mich- “: b;?c:¥fi’_'1_,g:fil W353i‘: rhiality and brought from $10 to slilnel Glariiinjsrid (Ialnilyl l ‘ ' ' l , 1 _ .\\~|th an odd one. picked out at 015.] Messages o1 -Syd1psthy:~ Clara u" ‘P°“~*f"' ‘mm °f M“ L“). Qucesucnsrgcou-vesl slsse-te"s1s,"'c1arrih."city;"Margaret ahd Livlne m?" o‘ 9mm” firm" mmh-‘st?’ medium mm» sllfiofcommon s10 tolvClorkin. DorcllEstelY "liflssslf Hilda “W55 °" m" "mm"! i" “““’"Y s12. grass ssso to e1» .~ iocuccttr, ‘Fruro. N. s; Blanche Pet- “m m “m?” °' m“ “W” M“ Sheen receipts were "no; Lambs‘ cm. Maiden. Mesa; lilnl-garet Chev- dilm-ml “hm “will” l” Mr‘ ‘lrvcrc mostly bucks and brought $9.50!‘ er1c,.8taug-htépi.,1\1sss.;“1\1rs. Maude Mum“ w‘ Macnlmald °l O'Neil‘ .10 $1050 fiat, sheep 'ere steady atiBrown. Providence,‘ _l't. .I.;~ Mrs. ‘v31 Mk“ ma” Fflly m Much $4.50 to $1. .. V ]Goorge_ Gangs. Ncrvrood, R. I. l Miss "new" Welelfelld Ml" "Kay" I Quotations good veal snso to s1s,i Wreaths; Reddin Bros, 1.. n. u. . “will!” d°°°r”'t°d.ll‘° 11°“ ‘my good S11. common $9.50 to $10.50. , .2 Mass Cards: husband and‘ family. artmtlmlly "ffvrllie Owl-lion Wli-lll Hog receipts were mo. About 1on0‘ Mr. andvMrs. wiilllsm Gormlfibfl. Mr. pink and white flowers. The Wldal l hand MW Armin; (‘_~,,,.-.¥1,y'_\1\1r_ 31mm l

_ _ _ >1 Grade II (Jinn-Arthur MacLean. ll, The following is the standing of Prizes fur stars awarded to Ivlarion rlorence MacKel-lzie: 35' once!

Glen Valley School for the month qr Hlontlon, Frances MscDoxveil‘. Phebe MaeDorvell; 4, John A. Blondohl"

JBIIUHFYF- ‘ E-lzvhzlon, Ruby Blondan and Vernon Grade VI-l, Myrtle ‘Blonddrl; 3, Grade x~1. Marion Blondon. Gilhs. . Vernon Gillis. ‘""' Grade lX-4LfCyrus Martin; 2,1 Ibis \l.'eeks—'l‘eaeher. Grade II tSr.)--l.Mamie Elofidon;

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"i" Baldwin's for llD-to-date hornea combines the artistic‘ with the dc. Pellllflbllliy o1 durable Hardware de-l “m” May ‘Vii-shill?’ 301i Hardware ~ "l ‘b51811 oaprobrlstc to the charac- i" ‘l’! .\'0lll‘ home's architecture? At nn mcrrasc in cost: Though really Rerih more to you]

hogs were sold on ready‘ at $13.2“ \ Throne was a bower of r0895. "Ill" For bacons with a few sales as low King and daughter. Mr. and, Mrs.

which sxtreamers" or crellfi 1111M‘ led as $13 and $1 premium per hogoniJsmesgitoehey Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w various nelnts in the room. while a ‘selects and cuts of so cents s1, s2 and g “rune, Mrs. Mary Barrett and lamily. wedding bell was suspended from the $3 per hog on butchers lights. hesv- j Mrs. Charles Heron andl Jimmy. Mrs. sntre o1 the Eldsi 'l‘nrane. ies and extra hcavles respectively.’B..Joseph.-_u.nd,1arniiy. Mr.‘ and _l\Irr-.

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-“‘-- ' A _ H , spread the news _ l. he Rfigefs Plcll i!" film‘ “m” When the ruci‘: assembled the llogs sold flat brought $13 llid $13.25, Geo. n. acacuh, m. and Mrs. _w11-- l 7°“ °“"°F" brlde-to-be after being duoyed to 'sows were $11 to r12. . ‘ham Gormley. Miss Gladys Hughes,

. , Miss Rose Peters. Mrs. Mae McDon- v ‘aid, lifrQfiank flower‘. Mr. Leo Dou- wedflnrmm-ch- w“ bglng-pllyfid by lcette. Mr. Emest _-_Murphy, Mrs. I Mm Harem, m” where upon V| James Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Nichol- rlormce ‘Maelhllilll 611$"! i" ‘i runs. cnwAao runners - m” ‘ ' ' ' . bride. and GeoTe. 11135 6M5"! i“ l - - _ _

groom wheeled 1n a flflll- 155°" Wm" Death loves ‘a. shining mark! This‘ HAuFAx’ N" s", yd?“ 1o"'pem numerous. Dfwlkiah klhche“ Ru“- was exemplified recently in the pas-dglutcln‘ Danish neupgper m“ and

,, _ U . . author," who is on his way to the cal-lying humor”! and witty muss ‘ling away or Mm Edward “mom Canadian Northwest to write a series ages to ' ‘ -

- - 3, ll h re ' -' , , . _ "ad by taembgteliflelill m“ Hope Riven and it may)» truly said. or storms, on l cums’ rm Danish

o1‘ her. that for many years no dcathl » lmved ._ he" part of the entertainment ives cll- has caused so much genuine sorrowl '

the house to take her music 163500- “, "mend t, h”. bower while the

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" E z axed bv pulling the tongue of the in the community yeslerday duly-m‘ “n” nederlck vm. ‘ ~ r ~ o m . - . " - ' ~ - H » " . . . Z AN”. ‘ wedding boll when a sleet shower of Mrs. Turner wss formqly Annie from 051°. “d Cupmhuen "nu lml " 1 _ a _ / (“A3555 H1131; o . ' m] m0 vie dau m” or M" and the h” at noon on a Canadian Natinal Rail-l ~. .- l T ‘k v J .. l z 5- w' TAYLOR l“ “Meta ml m," m‘ m . 3 ' D8 ,1 x _ _ l sys special train carrying psssenq t. h . ‘ ‘ : J‘ ‘ TAYLO“ 2 Dflnty mkuhmcn“ we“ sen“ m filhimlrs o) elo o‘ ‘she “u krs from the mederick’ V111 and . ‘ I 4 l I t opmmmq-h 5 ‘lie damn-room‘ “Nch 52mm‘ out‘ m n Rust co I r ym ne “n! Cunard liner Bdythia‘ which also ar-l m l v ‘u mchmmd sun‘ 2 U10 c015‘ 591mm’ “I pink and “m” mo‘ and received my education in rived ‘here Yestcrdqy- The Sci/thin O ' ' ’

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Irsid . P. I. 7 I“ “ “upmarket: " Allred Fraser. Inc. .- ti! Iiltinsvsule‘ new recs. 14.1.. A

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while a miniature bide and srwm smiled ‘at all irom the cenur .01} large ,vsse., Mrs. ins! find M“- Malcolm Mscdonald (mother or the ' bride-te-bc) , cut the, 1w-

During _t1w_'evci1ihg_1sllno selections

fame es s skilled‘ musician ‘is well

Florence. lngs p1 _ he: usual brilliant manner. Estelle Maedansld also showed her skill as a ‘rupll s_f_Mrs. logs; while’ llhflc Flor- ence Mscdonoid clasrmed everyone with heinBooma-i til-new- " Before 11hr. the’ suem sens v "rm. 5m " Jellyfflcod nut..." and "on la... time" m1 unveiled "l"

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were pliied by. MPB- "'85- “"1195”.

known in Charlotte‘ wn. r/hlfe Missi ' and sans lg

the ConvenVst that place. Since her marriage sixteen years ago, sha resided in Hope River where she won the love’ and esteem of ail who mode her amuaintance- She was s per- son of genial and gentle disposition. Idevoted m her homo, andfsmily, Ind n ilvingexample of Ohrlstlsn mother- hood. "

Almost constantly st the bedside of herrfather during his illness and death. the latter port o! November. she sndher only sister. Mrs. A. Hen- derson. Union Rnod, who predecess- ed her by live ‘days. contracted ty- phoid fever. ‘rhis with sfter com-

strength in spite of ‘all that medical skill. careful nursing and loving friends could do. During the long ‘ma. o1 her illness she bore her sul- ierings bravely and in s spirit oi res-

wcl-e" admitted u. herbedside.» _No oompiaihtever passsdvher lips. Even in moments o1 the gnu pain "she never murmured but ‘ 1 ‘the atten-

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wsitcrrch herein. o pundit Indoor s‘ ‘whispered word o1-

ievod pester. luv. Wfvflilseooaald.

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ignition that edmsdali those who

‘mus with o prayer on. her ilprohs - W treemci-eyeircmeleusennnccrsc term by thoqtioo of thoilbiy Ollio- g 11c Ohumh administered by her in- -

which came ‘to Halifax under cana- ' dian National Railways auspices lanl: dad l2!‘ passengers sndsthousand tons of cargoiincluding o large ship- meut pf Gpsnish oranges. at Hslllax. r ‘The fiederlchyllf disembarked two ' hundred ‘pisseligers here." ‘

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44 r 1 r 1 - n ' » NO l BY MEAl ALONE ,_ p‘ Leading fox ranchers have demonstrated that. in addition ' n‘ ' to meat, it is absolutely necessary to feed a liberal supply of U], _ IMPERIAL BISCUITS daily during the svinter season, in order - -. .... -, to keep the bowels regular, and also 1o ensure the females l having all/adequate supply of milk during the lactation period.

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‘IMPERIAL COD OIL BISCUITS are made from a fornmla. ‘if ‘f l- which has been meparcd with these results in view and which‘ reliable tests, extending over a considerable term of years. a have proved to be signally successful. ' ~ Ranches, which have continued the feeding of IMPERIALS “"‘ regularly in winter, have had the l rgest litters of young foxes and also the highest average 01p s raised to maturity; in ad- dition, they " have practically eliminated the destroying of young by the females. ‘ jlibrassured results feed IMPERIALS throughout all the winter season. = _ J l l IMPERIALS are ‘sold byleadiag distributors~~or direct-l- tronrthefactory.