u: cmnii llllAllll-IY-

snow esou i-ieimmfesuiee '2." I. O. O. F. Wildoy Lodge resula-r meeting at Card dlrlie tonight zoo-sown

Today 3.15, 7 dnd 8.45 _ Matinee-JR, N"! 11°- Night-26c, 21c. 11c‘

THE RUSS HOTEL ll thoroughly tumigated alter th euieofscarlet fever and is nﬁw from any contaglon.—295-2-6-1i

‘MAIL TRAIN LATE-mire.

Ill!

l‘ '0 llislil-

VERNON CIRCUIT SERVICES

Prince Edward island mode gon Sun. Feb, 8th. VBIHOBI 10-30 3- 1m and 7 p. m. Sunday BQhWl 9-45

double crossings-yesterday, one ' ' ' ' lCherry Valley 2 p- - m. Sunday

lug flretght. Consequently g y‘ return trip was late and itbe . ‘ School B. den express did noltreaich the city. i " until 8.45 p. m. . i . '1

‘f A of Laughs and Thrills

inn: m» RUN” l

GUARDIAN ' < , I A i ' ' f Union, but 28.000 more all-lint l ; u lo ~ I : ' mond adds. "N" Gwﬂll 55”“! \ -. . bly decided to pron on. Everl _ lalwoe there has been 00W‘!!! °Fi '—--I-. of _.mtn".. nomthat the nwnlei. _ *Y':': have number». Ilbilrtwnl y» 01' : \ speaklbl. it is .mm t e v0" ' grqatly increased. _Aocordins to -.pyggg reports of the votes cast. there is a clear meiﬂ It! 0f 1W“! called "oonssesatlvll have". 8°". in "uuaiilmeulvl? i. a" ml f counted’ tn the aW 4m ill-w‘ -

I1 ll. . “in spill! of ﬁlth" m’- 3mm‘ fﬁpoaiblon and enamel-O! "bIQM-‘hi being reported mtovwlliiwl h"

.§ ‘- I‘

2,000 aromat- Nearly 50° 8°- are composed almost entrlely 0i

.3 i ‘g c» .:,

' < . ~. . see-n». - . -ﬂrm-evniaxéunssz~eawuaqcmrr *

RAISING HOGS-IMI‘. Frank Pl-

gott, Salvage Hsrlbor- solid to W. H.

Starring

~ 4-.

“HOOT” GIBSON

In one of the happiest, snappicst roles ‘of his career

A rip-roaring cyclone of rough riding, lovc, laughter and thrills, spills and fun, all galloping headlong to a typical

GIBSON

l “Fast Steppers”

NUMBER FOUR

finish

“Quiet Street”

“OUR GANG” COMEDY

Plumbing

Freezing Up

imay mean a lot of unnecessary trou-

ble and expense.

DON"1‘ DELAY

Phone

FRED II.

B0 Grafton Street

393-J

TRMIIDR

opp, Prince Edward Theatre

A E.

Brow

146 Richmond Street Charlottetown

- Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rate.

L ALAgent at Summersidc, Lloyd Lewis. ‘I @- Good Strong Stock Companies.

l i i Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and g

Farm . Produce

We are paying highest caeh prloea for

eeeoana FEED OATS

aeeoinu FEED wuss-r seen and FEED BARLEY

e550 and seen BUCK- j»; WHEAT

BALED HAY and STRAW ,5, w; are selling all kind; of

Feeds For HORSES, SHEEP and H068. A big variety of fresh

Poultry Supplies ' Got our prices before buy- lng.

We all ‘noun (best Militia) OATMEAL, ROLL- so oA-ra. TABLE corm- , MIN-p GRAHAM FLOUR, WHOLEWHIAT FLOUR-

ITO.’ all at ‘levnlt-‘peloible g MIMI. '

i=4

CATTLE. .

i’ spwlvil ‘by nil who kncw him [or

,. lcr Mrs- and two sons, Arthur in Boston

IN MEMORIAM

TH OM AS MONAGH AN

Tho death 0f Mir Thomas Alozinghzin. which took pldife‘. at ' " lunch, 'l‘yron+-,. Lot 65, on “hi. ultimo. ‘FCIIIOVQS one oi ill: uldusi und most. respected rc- sHlt-nts oi‘ that locality. and anoth- -=i' link coiiit-ci-tlng tho past unil ihi- ]li‘(‘\'(‘lll has been severed. Dec- rasi-il “'11s horn at Kelly's (fro-as, Lol. 2i! ovvr sPvi-niy-four yours ago, and whrn a young main. went to lho Pulled Slllléﬂ where ho spent lho Qi-iuti-i‘ part of his life. Return. lug to Lhi- island some fifteen _vcur.- ago ho settled in 'l‘y‘ronc whvr he has since resided. 'l‘ho laic hlr. Monughau was a mun hi‘ a kindly unitssumiin-g dis jiosillon and was (lescrvedly rc-

his stcrllng honesty, truthfulncsﬁ, suhrloly a..d liiilus-ilry- During his lllii us ho wus attciidcil hy his Pimor. lthv. Josi-ph Gallant, who udnrnlsn-riul tho last rites of Holy

a A‘ church. Ills funi-ial took place on

iluiulay tin- Znil lnstain-t to St.

Ann's Church and was largely at--

tcndcil. The pail-bearers were Johln. (Barley Sr, Jss. it. Monaghan, John Murray, J. J. Murray, Fran- c's Mctjuahl and Aeneas Clnrkln. 'l‘hcre are left lo mourn one dough

Mulligan, Maiden, Mass,

and Henry, North Wlllehlre. May his soul rest In peace.

>0-&O-O-O 5

For Fire Insurance consult n. M. SIMPSON

150 Richmond ltroat Phone 862

Plgott, Mt. Stewart. three dressed hogs nflve months old tipplnlg the scales at 182. 208, and 234 libs. each. Fanning Brook will have to try again. .

EVIDENCE CONCLUDED—The hearing of evidence in the case of |Kieran Lankln vs. James Whltty for assault and-battery was con-chid- [ed in the Supreme Court yesterday ‘afternoon. Jo nstonle, K. 0., address .ed the Jury on ‘behalf of the defen- dant after which Qourt adjourned until 10.30 thlls morning when Coun- sel for the plaintiff and Mr. Justice il-iaszard will address itlie Jury. I

i GIFTS FOR SCHOOLS-For the past. two days Mr. Cecil J. Stewart ‘and Mrs. J-nmies McMillan on be- half of the Daughters of the Em- pire have presented to each room in each of thle public schools ofth-e ‘city s Patriotic Calendar with a ‘view to further engendcrlng the ,Cansdian spirit among the rising generation. Thevliidies were very cordially received by teachers and pupils, their short addresses being attentively listened to-j Tile calen- dars ape handsomely gotten up. each month having a specially chosen bit of patriotic verse which will no doubt -be learned by student-s as memory gems. The I. O. i). E. are to be congratulated for their flue glfti

CLASS ENTERTAINED.— 'l‘he Ever Ready class of the Charlotte st-ueet Baptist Sunday school St. John had a moist enjoyable social evening 'I‘uesday lnfgh-t at the home of its teacher, Mrs- C. R. Freeman. (formerly of the Baptist Church in ifhzirlottietown) who was assisted by group three of thi? class In pro- viding the entertainment. The class has an enrollmfeln-t of'ﬁ5. its pue- sidcut is Mrs. Joseph Taylor and t be divided into four groups, each inc of which in turn entertain-s the ‘lass at a quarterly meeting- When iuie quarterly reports had been‘ m-en last night games and con- --sls were indulged in and after- varilis refreshments were served.

unouonms

Loaves n bad cough; so docs “flii." But you can stop those

lingering. weakening, slccji- dis- turbing coughs with

CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY

"siwl and l"l‘(‘i)Illl’lll.'Illlt"1I RIIIPI‘ i972, it

lulu l"(‘lll‘\'f‘ll tho coughs and colds of

IIOIII children niul grown persons cv-

criwrhore.

Ker-p n‘ bottle In your home nil the time

No Narcotics. liolrl everywhere.

.._ ,

DRtI

Your l-lealth

Depends on the Care of

THE TEETH

‘they can only be healthy w h e n kept clean.

Klenzo Dental Creme

Is a smooth creamy paste which washes and polishes the enamel without scratching and destroying It. It corrects mouth acid- ity, one of the chief caus- es of tooth decay, harden: the gums and leaves the mouth refreshed and clean.

PRICE 35c AND 60c sou: ONLY sv '

STITUTE sxAmm/irioﬂien m

book “The Teacher" an: to be-

Frlday evening at 7-30 for

school -room where the liistltil vvas held. Students are required to writ with pen. on white" page} 85§x 1 or 8151:1354. inches and on one aide only. It “isvexpected that quite a number of oeachens will write this examination. *

THE isL/iuolou. wi-zttp-‘rse

pany is to be sunk this summer. The company has a monopollstla

cepLMi‘. McKay, oil

tlons will be carried on. At rails should oll actually ibe found

ting in other oil fields, will have distant from shippiin-g points.

town Fire insurance Company was held in the Board of Tradie Rooms ozi- Monday last. large attendance of shareholders. The directors‘

lal surplus on the year's business which is highly gratifying and the

of thanks llur flier careful land judicious management during the year. The President, Mr. George E- Hughes in the course of his ad- dress reviewed this history of this company since its inception in 1912, whlen» the Charlottetown Mut- ual was changed into a joint stock company now -known as the Char- lottetown Eire Insurance Co. The Company ls now in a better financial position than at any pre- vious time. The following offic- ers were electiedz~Presideirt ,G. E. Hughes; Vice-President, John T. McKenzie; Appraisers, A. C!

Secretary, G. iH- Holbrook. Thle office of the com-puny is in the Hughes building and any informa- tion may be obtained from the President or the Secretary, Mr l-Iolbrook. i ’ "

S. D. U. SENIOR DEBATE. -- The seventh regular meeting of the st Thomas Literary and n6- batliigjSoclety of St-

ilnlvlewslty ‘ was _ day evening, Feb 4th. Follow] the roll call, the minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The following subject was then opened for discussion: “Resolved, that Duties on: all articles that can be -produccd in

as to afford them adequate pro- tection"- The- speakers were. Pro: Henry MacDonald, Richard Johnston, Charles Morrison and Richard Ellsworth; Con: Jami-es llltzgeralcl. John Keefe, Archie Glllls and iPeter Campbell. The subject under debate was one which has occupied the attention of the legislators and people of Canada ever since Confederation. and the Tariff question has been the main lBBlla in many-Dominion election contests. We have nieither time nor space to give the speeches In detail or to show how the seem- ingly indisputable arguments of one speaker were torn. apart and shown ln a n-ew light by the ii-cxt. but thic following brief resume will give an idea of the ground cover- ed- The pro side held that the followilng are valldi grounds for high protection. it assures the preservation» of existing industries and encourages capitalists to on- gage in _uew enterprises; h, 5:2- cures social peace, fair illstrlbu- ton and political security.‘ They also claimed that the manufact- ures of Cairiada are not as yiet ex- tenslvs or strong enough to coin- pete successfully with those of old- er countries. and: that, without protection the manufacturers would be driven out of buslurss, thus causing unemployment. social unrest. and the consequent evil of a depleted population. The con. aide contended that only those

Pile-n Tn: REXALL PO80» m9 KODAK STORE Jae

' Thinking Evil of an Enemy

AWhiie Sin

e. s. ‘rsacnsns Tailliiiho hi.

people of Prince Edward Island ‘are at present busy speculating is to whiere the oll well that is lbeln-g promoted by an Anverioanmoni-

right to bone at any place lim the province and proba-bly no one ex- iexpert of Oklahoma. knows just where opera- any the company uullloe many opera- an advantage in. needing to lay

very little piping for haulage, us no point on this island is very fax

INSURANCE, MEETING. —The annual meeting of qthe Charlotte-

"There was a

report was sub- mitted which showiedi a. substant-

dlrectons received a hearty vote

Duchieinin, E. Coffin, J. IS. Birgnall-

Dlmsts >- held on Wedp-h n

ou-r own country should be so high

' churches‘

cont inulin-g

BRDNCHlTIS MIXTURE

a u e o a

‘ AT LL DRUGGISTS ¢ II QDO£E§

\ who had influence with the 80V" eminent. and were looking 011$ ml‘ gain. wanted proticctlvll. ‘but ad- mitted that some protection is nec- essary for young industries. i! Canada has not a sufficient quain- [jty of snyneceselty, it ls only jmgt quot she should hnport them. and international commerce should h‘ encouraged. A Drﬁlllbltlve tar" iii‘. they held, would result lm such abuses as the elimination of Can- ada's foreign trader 3011111319151)’ and unjust application 0f 111W. smuggling, trust companies ail-ii corruption in politics. As the above summary shows, the hon- ours \\"2l‘B_8.l)0Ili. even for ‘both sides, and a standing vole of the members gave the affirmative s majority of one. Which the decis- ion had been rendered. 1V1!‘- Flem- ming, congratulated the speakers on their efforts. The meeting then ailjourn-eil.

PERSONALS.

Mrs- lVllllam S. ROIKNBOH. E86! Baltic returned lo IbCl‘ IIOIllE after being the guest of Mr and Mrs (‘lliforzl Robertson, 4 Hillcrest Avenule.

Miss Nellie iMicCoulbi-ey, who has hccn visiting in Charlottetown, the g-uest of Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Hooper has returned ito her home flu Caven- dish.

Mr. Robert T. Holman of Sum- iuorskle who had the ill luck ‘to con- tract rsciirlet fever while attending Prince of Wales College, left for home yesterday aftennoon fullyre- covciied from this effects of his en- forced rest. Hie cxpcts to return shortly to ‘resume his studies.

Says "a “Huge

little mission swim with i" average of probably not more than 2. Wmmunlcunlg. They $69971!"- ‘ tent and most BYlIIDB-I-IIQU“

I elm, but-it is wholly niisieeainc

1° add these hundreds as "£01811" gstlons," and tell the public thsi

or as may be. The vote to don) shows about 50-50: anvlhlns bui the "entire membershlvi" 0i‘ “DNW ticall-y unanimous action-Y’

":1: is generally admitted that a huge mistake has been made; thsi the lenders did not gauge Win11" feeling rightly M. all- Had tho first promoters ‘been able to for‘- cast and see what we see ~ day. can Anyone imagine their soli lng to press right on? is it not ‘betlsr to admit “mistakes? a" knowledge that they are not "i" "will of God." and humbly seek ri better way?"

Wedding Will Unite Fortunes

NEW YORK. Felb. s-Frhe crew fortunes of the Carnegles and Rocklteilsrs, product of steel and oil, will be united in the lproiposed wedding announced today "Y Jam“ Stillman Rocklfeller, son of the late William ‘GJROCRféIIEIHRU ‘Miss Nancy Carnegie, daughter oi‘ Andrew Carn- egie 2nd.

NORTH GR-ANVIELE SCHOOL

The following is the standing oi‘ North Granville School month of January:

Grade V.—1. Vera ‘Taylor; ‘l.

Alice Wall; 3. lMilflOll Taylor.

ville Taylor; l3, RAY Wall. Grade l.—1, Pansy Adams. lPerfeot attendance for the month

Marlon lM-urray.

"the vote is now 5~to 1. 0i‘ 4 3° 1'3 .

for the .

Alice Wall and Roy Wall. Teacher |Counsel indicated that the sentence Philadelphia lest‘. night, would be appealed iimnedlately. ' ‘ .

Safety of Princiiiiifi { Plus Attractiiffcﬂtcvdiijg

s t‘ factory esmt ' . sagagiod that inches some very

i , pplied toinduetry aqd__ , M, i. heal-not ‘are a stroll! rwemmmg,‘ i Fraser Companies-Gig‘, First M...”

favour "o Bonds. . With bond interest; assured by imple camp‘ and safety of principal covered by assets c“, - valcnt to $4.476 for each ‘$1.000 bﬂﬂd ' ‘ “ be wondered at that: lfrneer Firs}: , o

are being purchased y large Canadian

tions as well as by p vateqnveators.

We would like w semi you particulars of rm, Bonds if you are looking for a sound investment to yield well over 6%. ‘

Royal Securities Corporation Limit-q! '

132v, Great George Streeia,‘ Charlottetown Montreal Toronto Halifax St. Jo‘ ' Vacancy“;-

_ Further Treasures Are Unearthed

"RiiilhADEDPlI-lllul, Fella. 5 - A miuileuni. the property of a m“ R-‘ter of the last King of l.

Veterans Bureau ' Officials Fined And Imprisoned Ol-lliCAGO, Fclb. 5-Chnrles

iii‘ l If 0' illriﬂctor of the Vct- h‘ j d 1 u; 1 th- ‘ FlgrlcnlceIlﬁlbrirﬂhivhliligraflfiallilfeg"‘efdhlfsliiuggghdnhd John W. Thomp- gal-E Christ. lrlssiliegnxuncccieiiaiatile?

l“ 9 -- ' ‘y i ' son, wvealthy St. Lou-ls, contractor. many “Focal”; qbjeegs obtained

G T l i, 01H were sentenced =lioday to tiwo years 1115" 101m 376511301081“; “M ‘

rode iI-HLIOYII "Y 01". —» inuprlsomiiiemt at Inaaverrworth and gig me 31-1-1151. Museum M,

lllliill $10000 for eons-piracy w de- University of lPennslyvanlii u

fraud the government in the alloca- Chg-ideal} City oil: Ur, accord“;

lion of Veterans Hospital contracts. a {Qlpgft nude public 1n undo“

Mistake” Has Been Madei

I-IAiAliIIJFON, OnL, Feb- 5-—ni- n‘ Siili-EIIVEIIL maile in the press, Rev} D. R. Dl'\lllllll0llfl, D. D-, Minister, ,oi.’ St. Paul's Church. who lastly week assigned us Chairman of the» General Board of the Presbyter- ian Church iu Canada. says that it is generally admitted that a. huge mistake has been made - by tho Unionist leaders dfsregariling tho pledge of "unanimity" and igiior~ ling the growing opposition to Or- ganic Union as revealed by the votes and protests of the people‘. Dr- Drummondl. who originally was a supporter of Llnioni and sub-se- quently proposed a scheme of Federal Union, asks, is it not bet- ter to admit mistakes and “humb- ly seek ii better way." Ala to the suggestion that the whole move- ment be arrested now, Dr. Drum- mond says: _

“The United Church of Canada Act ls permissive, not mandatory it enables these churches to iitiiite, but does not compel them. Circumstances might prev-rm the churchcr; using the Act. For ex- ample: lnsblllty to meet the fln- ancial obligations that would ensue. The noncurrlng Cllllglk- gallons are, as a class, sell-sup- porting. lf the votes continues as up to (lute, their joint glvllrgs for the gcnicral work ol‘ the church will total probably fully $500,000. and mean a corresponding loss to the United Church, ‘if formed. The aid-receiving mission fields arc almost all entering the un-ion. They are all liabilities.

Further, a Commission under the Act will assign to each party of the present Presbyterian Church its share of the general propsriy of ‘the church: tum is, (lOlleg: and UillmT endowments, church and manse and other bulld- ln-g funds. beneficiary and reserve ~l'\llldB- The income from these form-s no small part of'the annual maintenance revenue ifor the general work. The withdrawal of the share for the Presbyterian Church will. in ‘that measure, weaken the ability of this concurring congre- gations to curry the added “ab”.

es.

FRIDAY MID SATURDAY

BANNER . Days ‘at Dur Store

BEER <3

WEEK5

"lu- adilitlon, miany concurnlng congregations will Ihe" weakened by the withdrawal of non-concurr- ing memibens, und, therefore} be compelled to contribute mOIQ‘ 11b. orally for their own loc support. They will be the l-ess Iable to keep up their old standard of giving for ti? senieral work of the church. n t w speak of greatly increasi g it Any one who has grapp with the problem of raising church or other moneys, and is asking to raise upwards q! in”. quarters of a million more an- nually from‘ s greatly weakened oonatitpen ‘ men any‘ e compelled lo D tile. and thin-k twice before attem inf

Dr. Drummond deals with

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' " e econ ‘v a111, I " rigor-é» of , votel. moti that the eeco ' ‘showed only 600mg» v tee 4m

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