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nit ntlllll lllliiiiilili

i lI-IQP from Holmllfs Gatling.

. 88 i»! % off men's Mackinsws at "The Haberdashery."

A WQNDERFUL array of artists to perform at the Grand Concert loathe Strand/Theatre Thursday night‘. Feb. ‘1. Tickets only 50c.

‘ J; - 30-3i

SEE THE WONDERFUL pro- glrsm advertised for the Grand ‘Concert at the Strand Theatre Thursdeynighl. Feb. 1. Don't fail to attend. .,. 30-31

E-AOELLEN; vocalists, enter- taining elocutionists, instrumental- "15 "i B iiilll class order, and light-footed dancers, all tend to

othing conveys oughtfulness I nd Cheer, Your Portrait llaken by A Y E R

‘O-O-O-O-QQI

mm“ a "i951- ‘elllllykble ensemble. Strand Theatre. Thursday night. F617. 1. ‘ 3031

WEATHER FOREOA8T.-— Feb. ru-lryi-lst to 3rd, cold frosty. 4th to 7th, rain, sleet. 8th to 11th, un- ‘settled. threatening. 12th to 13th,. fai=r. 14th to 18th. much Win11 and blaster. 19th to 23rd, rain sleet and snow. 24th to 28th. cold wave.

MAVFIELD N~OTE8»-<lltlr. C. G. Houston who has been lll for some months is not improving as t-ast as his many friends would wish.- Tlle Mayfleld‘ school is progressing favourably under the skiiiul mall- ligament oi‘ the ‘eaclrer Miss Stella Ilollings. We are pleased to note that tMiss Annie L. Toombs has iuily recovered from her recent illness and has iesumed her duties at Hunter Riven-Mr. Major Cam- eron oi Truro, N. 8., is visiting his

" cousin. Mrs. G. H. Rohertson.—-'l‘hc

FEED, FEED

ll at lowest possible

s.) i A f.

N . A . CAKE MEAL

loouues

RACKED cons

OORNMEAL

. action/token Fzzo CRUSHED OATS

GERM MIDDLINGB ROLLED OAT‘

~mauy friends oi‘ Mrs. Alex ‘Dick ol‘ Swift Current. Sask, who is visit- ing her pUBfltB.‘ John null Mrs. ‘i’ ‘ . are pleased to ilnvc her iwitll them ont-e ulore. We under- stand M-rs. Dick will remain on the Island till the sprlug.—-0winll i0 lthe immense quantities of snow and the trains being snow-bound our "mail has been very iPPt-‘Ellifli? ' but we hope for better things ill the futufg_-—fMuflh sympathy is felt ior M-r. and Mrs. Eusebe Arsenault in tile great loss sustained by them ill _the death of their son. who dict! recently of pneumonia.——Mr. ABE-ii" Laird was _in Charlottetown attenti- ‘lug the Poultry Show ‘.15.? tile an- rluul meeting of the Egg and Polli- try Assoclntion.—-—Mr. Gears? ii- iltobertsoh spent the week end ill Nomi RUBUOO. the sheet oi MP- and Mns. Hammond Toombs.

i HEATHERDNLE NOTES.—- The school is areal-seems

under the striotiul manasemeiil ‘iii

Mn icharles -MacPhee.-—A pleasant time was W911i

favourably

VET)’ 1 recitation, at the

I HOME MADE candy tween the acts at night 1i.

MENa. OVERGOATQ 18 less than regular prices at “The Hab- erdashery.” v _ . >

FTHE W. T. WE-L-LNER CO., Ltd. Queen 81.. roilllrs all kinds of watches, clocks and. lewellry Phone us to call for your stopping tilocka. 1 3|.

sold be- ills Szriluil to-

OONOERT ANDVSOOIAI. Odd- iellows Hall Montague Friday eve- ning Feb. 2. at 8 1mm. Come-to Aunt. Jerushsrs quilting party, hear the tamily row. Admission 26c. 3i

CIVIL SERVICE — Join the classes at the Union Commercial College and Set in line for a good position. Full particulars on ap- plication to Prln. Moran.

1.754.928 L88. INCREASE FOR "8ALADA"—’l‘his figure, whichore- presents the tremendous progress, in public favor which "BAILAIDA" has rustle during 1922, can be at tributed only to its invariably high quality and teapot satisfaction.

L. 0. A. QUEENS County Lodge meets in Taunton Lodge room Feb 6th at 11 o'clock. Brethren com- in: by train will he met at Col- viile Station if word is sent to iCounty Sec. A. E. ‘Dollair, ‘New Wilt shire t 31-21

ST. PETEWS LAKE SCHOOL.- 'f"lle semi-annual examination of Si. Peter's Lake‘ school took place - in the s-lt-hool room on Friday evoniug, December 22. 1922. A largo ntlul- ber of interested parents, ratepay- ers of the ilislrict and visitors from adjoining districts were present. The pupils were examined in the various subjects by their teacher, ‘Mr-ls M. McAdam, assisted by Miss M. Doyle. teacher of ‘Cunavoy. Ai- tcr n thorough examination. the pupils carried out the following program oi‘ songs, recitations and dialogues: Opening chorus. "Flag Song," the school; recitation, ‘iliilleboardfl’ Viola Nolan; recita- tion, “What Shall Dolly Have i'or Christmas?" Myrtle Nolan; song, "Evening lBelin." by four girls; dill- logue, ‘Yiood-iBye," Elsie Deagie and May Devereaux: recitation, "The Prayer oi Cyrus .Brown," Mar- guerite Nolan; recitation, “Wasll- lug Dolly," Mary lOonohan; chorus,

one son and two daughters;

the Rev. D. M. Lamont, erul

rascals

l. YOU! Blood orThisssnd Watery?

You can tell by the my you fed.

You need Hood's flsrsspsrilis te-

plskle yfllllkglflhrdlftilfllll, rod and pure. n ln w ea or ev organ. ouiieed itif week snout-god . in and Jsy out, if ‘your appetite , l‘. lioep nnre reshing,— f0! umors, boils eruptions, sorofnis, rheumatism, headaches, nervous prostratiou. It is simply wonderful tolgive strength to your whole body. t is agreeable, pleasant and 0on1 veuient to take, and embodies 1 long-tried and found-true formula.‘

‘In MEMORIAM

NEIL L. MCFADVEN

A feeling oi sadness passed over Riverdale and vicinity on the mar-fling of- Nov. 24th 1922 wihon i‘ became known that Neil L M0- Fladlyenl bled ipasited away latter

an illness of six days with Well‘

mania. He suffered very much with asthma for the inn‘. 30 Y?!" o! his iifetinle. He died in the 81st year oi‘ his age. ‘He leaves t0- tuourn their lose a sort-owing Wife- ‘ Neil D. on tho homestead, Mrs. Fred-

erick Bucilannau, Churchill, Mrs. Duncan McKinnon. evldul he was held could be seen by the

Riverdnie. An of the respect in which

great number of people that at- tended h‘s iuzli-ral, which took place ‘on Saiurrilay the 26th '01 Nov.. lo. the absence of hirrpastor the fun- service at the house and grave were conducted by the Rev Mr. ifierce oi‘ Cornwall. The pail ilflilfflffi‘ vrl-rc six ufhis brothers, viz, Joint A.. ilonalti, Alexander ' Charles. Ewell, Art-hillritl H.. uil of Rivt-rdtllo. Mo. 11150 leaves one brother, Angus, of Lynn, Muss, U. S. A., also two sisters, Mrs. Gcttrgt- Basier, Sunlmerside; Mrs. (leorge Viiiet, South .1149]. ville. He. was iiiiii to rest in Shaw's cvulvti-rv, Si. (Jilthcrines, to wait tile l-lcsllrrection mom, (Paioiot Please Copy) --———¢0->-‘_

JAMIES O. BROWN

Tile cnulmuniy of Peters Road Was salldcncli wilcn it became known that on Decentber 28th, 1-922, James 0. Brown, ..l, highly respected citizen had passed away after u pzliniul illness, borne wtith christian fortitude, tlgcd 70 years.

Born in, iluyulond, New Hamp-

“lMer-ry Christmas Day," the school; exercise, “Our Flag," Marguerite

cnux; Wore

recitation, the

shire in 18152, tile late Mr. Brown spent an active life, in h-is young-

Nolan. Ellen Deagle, Nellie Dever-ier days in lllc ltlenuiacturlng cen-. "The Boy wliiil lBlue," Elsie Deaglefl

tres of the New Egland States. About twenty yrars ago

the home and c _ ted by his ilastgrrclllexaflfigfuihiig- K" wii“ ably and faithfully pres- Blll-eti the truths from sacred writ touching the liie to come. . dTiile illllusic was peculiarly adapt- J hurl c occasion, and Mrs. ‘Fred ° "i011 presided. Numerous "("31 Wietltils were laid on the §88li€t~itrbutes from friends and relatives. . - _Tii8 illIIEral procession‘ to the cememry i“ ‘Miififly ti-iarbor North where tllc Interment took place w-is ialgc. notwithstanding the bilti wads occasioned by the rec- entoswrm. To the bereaved relat- W" m“ iirPli sympathy of the climililiiiiil‘ is extelldCtL-i

Twilight and evening bell. Mid utter that the dark! Alli! may here be no sadness of farewell , When I embark,

F013 iimligh from out our bourne of time iiiuil placg

The flood lllill‘ bear me far,

i 110118 to set.- luy Pilot face to face

When i have crossed the bar..

Real Ship That Flies Designed In England

140K100". Jail Klw-Accortling to The ‘Daily Mall, the British authorities are having built a real slfllp that tiles. it says;

“One rhlsht tithe this for a. slim built, iouraiy marine craft. it has a how suggestive of speed will power, with tapering "V1168, while sternward it finishes with a sen rudder. it has an engine and Willi-r screw i‘0r moving along the Sllfillcle 01th.; s93“

"iflciliiiiliiy. tlli- machine hat-l com- fortable llVillg and sleeping queri- ers for its cri-w of five men. On top

of its lluil is it ciulrtroolu and a glass-window compartment front which Llll- t-riiit is steered and

‘BOIIIPDTIVII.

“This Innrillni- wltil its seagiiiilg illllii. EPIIWII with lnalciljill- gulls itilti '0i'pBtl0t-.<, tau move across the water. Lillie it is alongside the lgreat craft nlotiler ship, whore up and down from aloft on a big crane comes a largo, iigllt, complete stucturt- culiiudyiug throne tiers of lifting lpiuili-s. TilPrlt‘ by {ilifilllfi oi Jlttachlnt-uls nrc iittt-d across Itili~ hull. uilcr Jlllflil, operating zit-ro- motors tit-vciopng .'l. lilllill of 1,800 horse powi-r and Willfllilg around ileriul propt-ilt-rs null screws, illti munser of lllt‘ sell tl..ulbs hlgil into the air.“

131-10: TIPS exptone, WOMAN _l.os£-s TOES

PARKERSBIIIIG, W. Vzl., Jan.

machine ,

It’s Here for You

-We Have a‘ Large Stock of the best Hard and 90ft Coal, all in Sheds, good and dry. We wii be pleased to fill your order for any quantity. Car Loads from l2 to 30 tons shipped to any Station at Lowest Pl ices-

31—It was l-nitl illc

other tlayl Willi when Mrs, llugo Moots of Harris-i sung. "My Kitty," May Devereallx; his wife, a native of this commun-Iviile silt down before uu open gas]

“The "Cnippled Dolly," ity, Mr. Brown lull-glared to Prtucelflm 1., team. hm- fQeL ' ‘

A‘. PICKARD £6’ CO.

home of M-r. and Mrs. M. A. Mac- Pltee when their daughter Mar)’ E- hecalme the bride oi’ Mr. A. Mathe-

Lmssao Mull.‘ E-rc. -» u ‘ }1!!'

Maude Devereaux; dialogue, "Tak- Ed-vrard I land, io~-t‘ng t Petesi ' - i 1 ~l _-,' ' ‘I.’ l ins the Census." by Matilda McDon-lRontl. iiillisieeitt ltlLi-ifg wigs. riiiiisefllgiiifiz‘ by H2112‘; ‘Ziblfggiagllsliihizlfil aid. Chas. McDonald, Ivan Noiaujives. ‘Herc a comfortable andfshe my“, mm o“ “H. m; of one‘! -

Alex Conohau am] George Dev9r"beam"fm mime “'35 andfli‘ ilrr shot-s. isms-mug.-

inade- Her toes were so_i=_-

FLOUR

‘V! brands (Hard Wheat

son, prosperous farmer o! Glefl- enux; recitation. “A ‘Tiny I-‘igureflinlauy

william.—-'l‘he Heatherdale

Timer Neil“ DEVBPBHIIX; song, "The Glad years were passed in

enjoyable, if combating

mill is doing a rushing gusiness un- Bells of Christmas," four pupiis.it.he difficulties of nature. and mak-

1151- the akilful management of our:'i‘ite pupils

miller, lMr. D. A. MncRae.

then

ilresented tlleling it success of his favourite avo-‘ i1’- iseteacher with an address of appre-fcatiou—tarnling. About two and a-

stwmwuibadiy injllrot! that amputation was!

. DEPCSFIIIQV.

* 'l‘i>il:l_v' Mfrs. hioais iilcd‘ suit. ln:1,403 drug patients the l-uusc ililhoine. (‘ircuit _(‘ourt ilPYL‘ for $5,000 char-Z their addiction. Only 1 per

ulrtment ill the year 1910-1020, zlskct‘. yvilll iiie “"51 "i iliiliiiiiP. it in the Luscious. juicy, enervating raisins

help make tho bzlkery's product still nlore nourishing. Cured by the

t-cr-ity iltitied to this oi court-c, is lilo el-

. . 1- . . . . Y 1 i ; - - ' 1r» ; - ‘ ' be work ulttuiletl in sun alone free from any forei

o _ an”), elation “no l l ' I n L _ ‘iillg lint tilt» luluulltiurer used|tante to lt from ltcolloilt llului .i.i,,1_1,u,,,,,_,‘,, 1 . _ gn h t... a“ 5 k h t H - I I ‘ _ ' . a ill-r 1111311; o1 11m Showing, 5,111.1 31.118 pom-d 01 1.191.111. ,.,,1_.-_.-, 1e mot-er SElf-{Tfliliiii ililn in stum sugar nut. 0i er constituents put

' “c w '. our’ forty teams at one time at tbe_was then Passed to all present byunoval by death or Ills beloved i mplnvvl. z‘ hm We" m]. hm,“

m Flour, Poultry 811p- of ail kinds Wholesale etalr.

ter t. cit/til

above mllls.-—The many friends oi‘ the teacher. Mr. James lB. McDon-l vrife Katherine! kutle-r. formerly";

Mr. W. A. MaoPhee. regret to learn aid then tendered a hearty vote ofjKatltcrine MacDonald.

itllat he is not improving In health thanks to the teacher. and ill a‘ ‘ mot know the sorrow

las well as they would wish.-

short speech complimented the

‘In this sail bereavement we may which be-

iMes-srs. Hughie lMatiheson and Rus- Pllilils on their good showing. Theuillulltleti his naturally cheerful dis

BB1 uiicrliee left for the lumber woods some time i180 and Swim?’ 'misses their genial comvililifiiisiliii- U-The many-friends of Mr. Mathe-

singiug 0t’ the National Anthem brought to a close a well spent ev- ening. -i"ollowi'llg is the sfandinB of St. Peters Lakelschooi for the

position. For some time before and during his illnessathe housc- hold duties were assumed by his sLster-in-law Miss Grace MacDon-

iii; 1 DRUGS AND iPROHlBlTlON

I Rev. Peter Bryce. ‘ "i believed in Prohibition, zlbslwllltehy. but my fnilil is shaken." said ii iriciid to me a icw (lays ago.

-“\Ve i’il'i tio i"llti among ' ll lillIB. applicants for treatment any our Wilvll liiill time Hm J Nit in formerly zltltiictetl to the frce ust- iiiliilf! $01111‘ tllilvi‘ “Willi <11‘ illillilg Q1" 1113011011.. beverages," ling ill u favorite l'Pt'l‘('Zili7 .

The Cjtyfleauh Omce]. M Jam“ ti2i_\‘S Lftllll‘ by it was ll(‘t'L‘“Siil‘_\-' fur. grinv-‘lle, Florida, 1141101115 111,11 11-1,,“ tile ilollstnvifo lu biiltv llor own the mswl-gcs of addims ,.(.g1s|_.;-,.,1_ bread. for ilill: trollltl not rtlll down Hit wopears that mere is m, rphw to tile i..'l‘i)(‘l.‘i'y or (‘(ll‘flL'l' ill-titer)‘ tlllti ‘:0’, behveel] the habuml “W, n; l)ul'i‘llll.~it' ll lulll 01' i)f‘t‘ll(| lll zllljr

there by nature, the Sun-Maid mi- s'u udrl iu any loaf bread or any bakery product, in fact. a punch In and vim which nothing eles can. Domestic science HIIilIOPIIBlB m. ilgrced that tile “iron” In the raisin Ilclps put back into faded cheeks the bloom ot‘ youth alld Ibrings ro- newed vigor to the tired, lagged

~ . . ttrlblltcti to Jutigc .|. 1 H ..ll i - . -- ...1|-. -- lllIlP. .l.- shi- l-zlu in lilest» llllliiPFfl brain and body. . . t him month gliding December 22: G d 'aid. who 'a ev t h.i - ll to H“ “lfiimpm q rim") '- “limi-"iti iiiuiiut» '1“ "i - . . . . » - - . M? ‘son ‘Maulfoiitgi? stfighdirtigstehae lat- Vii-J. Charles McDonald; Gad: minister ‘iflshlberhtgifllfi? all: on iwmiphi‘ he commued" m a I911” The -M-etl‘cai (Ionllliilti-o oi‘ ilit‘ ""“'-» i-liiill. |lli\'.l'\i'l‘, ii is :1 sun» ‘The biiker- “lrough me com”? I ‘home as“? h ummer in Sask- \"'.-—1. Viola Nolan: 2' Matilda MC-‘Wllfllll the onerous duties‘ oi‘ atten- i" i‘ "iilidiilil; Dlliiflr ill“ “’""i‘- Kiwanis Club, Vancouver Siiliti-‘I lll" “'“'" " "’ ‘mi’ "’ m" ""‘-’i’i‘""°' "°P.*'°"<i“°d mm by m” su-“Mua i v ll!!!" lll" 0i i e a C] “d Graham Donald. Grade V.—1. Elsie Dougie" dance were laid. sccltls ‘.0 make it clear that tllosc- “Pmcucwtly 2H observom SM“, h.” will .|it~ grill-or or tho barker anti ask iillifiill GTQWBTB. i100“! limi- t” i __..__ atcllovéathzzii‘: end m‘ Kmmm we 2, George Mcljymlgkp Grade lvfq- This with the kind vmts and tifillpvldfl nt‘ fiitluoi- iilre tui-iiigg ‘to thgn) we,“ m m, m $110M“, 3511i ‘if! iil\ll\'(-‘I' il iflili or i\\'() of iiltlllyl rarisgus éottuolude ti: avg}; { 8119B 9 ' , ,1 y | ; 2y 1S H- p . _-' _ drugs, lluti t e rcsuis are ep ur- . n- b l u , f r0111. Iiflliiil 9 FEB - 0 Xlflllrfi 6m ~. DR. guest oi‘ Mr. lino Mrs. N. P. Mill‘. van -oan oln a erry. l- he“ "1 Peitiiiv“ iii" “m” ‘i’ m“ “,,,,.>-- “mm m" e wee“ '° ‘m " beneficial results. The research --

Pllerson.-—We are all Bitlli w Se“

l-lllen Deagle. Grade llIlL-l, Mar-

ellorate his suffering.

alcohol and the use or “m”. qquqw ‘This is a tiny of otiiriiellcy. ilflil it

. ., . g --1 N 1- ; 2. M D : i . B - tl . Jilii"L' Effllly Murphy. in Iiei- book .,| ., , ,1, m. 1 .1} trrtuluiy more ett‘ hi t.» Pllill laboratories oi‘ this bu; cooperative 01110 Ml?» J- J- hmcuwd 09M‘ ‘mgzwfgfir. ilfliillei-andeinCollette? osifiieiiii conllmlrlrlleityfiehilsizsoil 220i rcarlgen-l? Tilt’ ikii-‘Wii ‘Calldie- i“ i-iie Chaim" lsilphteiigldlfndf) thne irsrewoit lilifllilltll '"‘““ “"“‘- “"""‘-“- ills-i. iHvouvl-n- lufliiipimi‘ l"g“.“‘““°" have ma“ t I ‘ b I tter he’ recent “mess ‘r’ N 11.1.3.1. ‘l. Nellie Deveretlux' 2 Ethel ICon- intelligent of sterling character~ littvuirll i" “Pfiliiibii-iml ullti Drugs." increases m m, apl)r(\‘s'z"jlv cow,“ it-Ilrt.‘ mvl t-xptinse in title's illillillrfl deep study oi this subject, and it

‘up galleria: or wash” ‘Mafllgflml and Mr. John t-herdaw ohammdueorge Dtzuhnéaux equar a ma" o! whom church and state nlnkw i, clear “a! She does m“ the midicmm t); drug; u“ I'M“; iltiifi. filly bttkrprg brellti uni save illtS only been after exhaustive ih.

' t" a,‘ Nos’ a 9 1605- W559‘, throughtbaeaueatg 01 Grade l—-1 Alvin Gunn" é Ethel may well be proud and a good (‘(lil\"tii“' Prohibtou to be tile cause add-ms 3'", ..."-e|v .,1‘(.o'hm‘.,...-~ I'"11i'-‘i'ii- VPP-ligfliilifl lilfil i! ilflfl 19001111118115

_ , , ~ - I I *** - _ -.< _ i.. .. , ‘.‘_ ( . __ _ , _ I u '. en route to Kilmuir e x Gum]: 3' Am" Perry’ . neighbor, as a,‘ ma}, team» M. m rvased addict,“ in drugs“ For" [Frances Stoddard m hvr rillS la .ln age ni elilt-t-iiil. Ev- (d the propel mixture for raisin

_ - - . ‘ u ~ ‘_ 1.11‘. , it 1 “bad nssmlnum. . ‘ ,,‘ t‘f‘_\'\\'ilt.‘l‘f‘ out- illrns. ilt- trim st-l- lllP bttkerl 5flefiiililieS- ‘mm hozlltlee agzyeyegteliiletlirzlllialigiste? Mr: llltanilllfgc nfsan illic<t trofii-J iftrfirhetlibtlllnhtrilrwefiriudyhohlhiliiiiu gig“ m Wmmnkv’ “m! m“! pwflw Raisins M“ serve u, he” the ‘ -—-~—'-"'_“ M?’ 151' 1h “chum, 11 grand son itay- yfil-k-llf’ 1o profit by the sirlt‘ n!‘ i113 drug uddk-is qayg “of |'].;q w“ "M"? i“"'“"ii“'“‘l' H "la-V 1'3"’ mead fresh for a longer perk” of >

Anna

W Tuberculosis lpseiillst

ML M c, MsoGowau.

WILHELMHS MARRIAGE COM- PLETE FAMLURE.

mond McAula-y. anti his sister-lu-

itlw Miss Grace MacDonald. bt"

sides the many relatives not im

llllbft forming drug that are the most rotors‘. cause for the growth of fill‘ i-v U." Site iurtilier status. “ill

tlulc tluln it will remain without 'lll'l\'. Till‘ provvs an BPQHIJTH) to the trzlroful housewife who lll-I'll

iil'l‘ll iil:lt ii|l"(il'i:‘ili Wltr tllllsrlll ll< ilii stiltlt-tilint: iillii Sll(l\\‘t\l| il~' iil:lt tvllsto is noiilin: silorl oi‘ i-rinlillni.

plltiolltts treated lll. the Now York Nartotit- lit-lief Station itl ullt- WI t-k (Aillril 10-16. 1919,) most of till-m

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