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POINT PRIM SCHOOL- The following is the standing of the pupils of Point Prim school for month of February. Grade VI. — t, Grace Murchison; 2, Mary Mac- Riae. Grade V.—-i, Bessie MacR/zie; 2. Catherine MacRae. Grade IV.—- 1, Mildred Murchison; 2, Amelia M-acLeod; 3, Lester MacLeod. Grade ili.——1. Hector Murchison; 2, Kenneth Macilae. Grade ii. — 1. Martin MacPhee; 2, Borden Mur- chison; 3, Angusena MacLeod and Richard MacRao (equal). Grade l. —1, Nell Murchison; 2, Billie Irving Perfect attendance Mildred Murchi- scn. ,

. .*FLU DYING OUT.—There

were a good many cases of la grippe in Union Road, New Perth. Roscneuih and ‘Brudenell recently, i:ut from latest reports nll are bet- ter, and out again. What some call influenza around Montague this winter, was of a very mild type, not at all like the epiderni oi’ 1919, but much more like the old fash- ioned grip. There were really very few serious cases and no deaths in Montague. There were a few deaths outside from pneumonia and these in some wvay were reported at Montague, on account of the bod ion being brought there for bur- itil.-—T. '

..‘°i$OHOOL WDRKA-I-Ionourlloll of Rollo Bay East School for the month of February: Grade Vll James E. McDonald; 2 Russel Per- ry; 3 Gerald McDonald. Grade VI Ethel Peters; 2 Mary Peters: 3 Hannah Martin. Grade V 1 Fran cca Petens; 2 Annie Peters; 3 Frank Peters. Grade IV 1 Mary Agnes Peters; 2 Margaret Peters; 3 Rita Perry. Grade Ill 1 Harry Caliiil; s" Hazel Keefe; 3 Joseph Cahill. Grade ll 1 Jamen Chaiseon 2, Johnny Chaisson: 3, Ruth Martin Grade l. 1, Sarah Peters; 2, l-la.r rlet Burke; 3, Arthur Burke. Per- fect attendance: Ethel Peters; Mary Peters; Margaret

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Johnny Chai-sson; Mary Annie Chaisson, teacher.

' .."8CHOOL WORK. — The fol- lowing is‘ the standing of Mt. Mel» lick school for the month of Feb- H-omer Jenkins; 3, Lynman Rich ards. Grade Vl.—1, Bernice Mac- Donad; 2, Beatrice Boswell; 3. Gerald illacDonald; 4, John Adams. Grade IV.—-—1, Hazel McEachern: 2. Homer Jenkins; 3, Lyman Rich- ards; 4, Francis Wood; 5, Winni-

Donald. Grade Iil.—-1, Edmund Robertson; 2, Louise MéKenna; 3, Henry Bnswall; 4, Percy McKenna. Grade ii.——1, Elliott Robertson; 2, Lelth McEachern. Grade I. —1, Charlotte Drake; L’, Robert Muc- Rae and Helen Drake (equal); 3, Htardld Robenlsonyd, Aiiexanderillic- Rae; 5, Bertha Wood; 6, Lodge Lane. Perfect attendancez-Bern- ice MacDonald, Margaret Mac- Donald , Gerald MacDonald. Margaret Coady, teacher.

..'BOUGHTON lsLANlIL-Mr. Picton MacCormac and Mr. Steele, of Charlottetown, agents for the Mndon Life Assurance were in Boughton Island Thursday on busi- ncssv-Mr. P. W. Farrel, Launch-

g was in Boughton island on Tuesday: — Mr. Glen Jenkins and wife and

Margaret Johnson and Mr. Nathan Johnson. of Georgetown drove to Boughton Island by auto on Sun- day iast.—~Mr. Gregory MacLesn De G-ros Marsh, was" in Boughton Island on Friday-King's Pond, at Bonghton Island presents a lively appearance those evenings. A Carnival took place some time ego which proved a success for the community, The first prize was awarded to Murdock Allan as "Cupid."-—Mr. John N. Mae- Cormac and Messrs. Murdock and Joseph Allan, attending the Seen Fair in Georgetown on Wednesday. —Mlss Margaret Johnson, George- town, visited Boughton Island las. week.-—A bad runaway occurred oil Boughton Bay last week whens . spirited young horse driven , by Mr. Fred Allan broke some part of the harness and ran for about a mile along the ice before Mr. Allan could stop him. Fortunately noth- ing was smashed. -i<o>--—-

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"The Canadian Government Rail- ways will place at Tormentins, to moot, theVSteamer on the 18th insL, Pulman sleepers to accoinodate passengers going tn Montreal to attend the above stated meeting. Already a number of reservations have been made. {Applications for further reservations can bemade to Ticket Agent, Summersldeww. K. Rogers, City Ticket Agent, Char-l lottetown or to W. T. Huggan, D. P. A. Charlottetown.

The above has been arranged owing to the great satisfaction ex- pressed by, ihe last Delegation to Montreal whem similar art-saga manta were,made in connection with Fur Life Conservation.

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..'ANNANDALE NOTES. — There are quite a number sick around this vicinity at preseatnMr. John Hewlett is quite poorly.—~Mr Harold Warren has been laid up rocently.-—~'l‘he ﬂu has not struck liere 'yet.—-it was reported yester- day that Mrs. J. H. Dingwell, Lit.- tlo ‘Pond, was very sick, also Mr. Charles McDonald, Durell,— The Annandslo School is opened again with Mia,‘ Laura McDonald ,as tea- clier.-—Miss illuby Diugweli of Bay Fortune and hcr sister were in the Village yesterday on a business irip.—iMr. Charles ISteatl, Sailors Hope, was in the Village on Tues; day lasL-Jrhe roads being very good there is quite a' lot of lum- ber moving those daysw-Mr. B. Finley is doing some painting for Mr. James R. Robertson in tile inside of his house-Mr. G. Dun- can, Poplar Point was a visitor to Lit-tie Pond recently-Q.

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::Millers' Worm Powders destroy ‘worms without an inconvenience to the child, and so effectually that they pass from the ‘body unperceiv- ed. They are not elected ‘in their entirety. that are ground uip and oass away through the bowels with the excreta. They thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels and leave them ln a condition not favorable to worms, and there will biurevlval o! the pest.

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.381‘. MARGARETS NOTES.—-

The ﬁshermen around here are busily engaged preparing for the coming season. The three compan- ies operating ass Naufrage Harbor are offering very high prices tor llah and no doubt the catch will be large if preparation and equipment are factors-Mr. Leo Gillls who has been very lli with pneumonia is reported much better today, Dr. J. T. i3ullivan is in attendance»- Mrs. R. D. McDonald who has been under treatment at the Char- lottetown Hospital has returned home and although not as well as usual is much improved in health. —-What might have been a serious accident occurred at the store o! Mr; Mark Cheverle cn 'l‘uesda-;r last when Mr. Frank Molsaac oi Bear River was engaged in unload- iiig ll large drum of gas. at the warehouse, he slipped in some un-

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with great force against a vtand stand, receiving beside; n severe shaking up an ugly gash over the eye which bled profusely. Luck- ily Mr. Mat Cheverls came along at the time and rendered "ﬁrst aid" so effectively that he was able to proceed to his home unattended. —-Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Mcisiizc as this ls the third ticciti~

W. J. and D. J. McDonald were among the visitors to ‘St. Margar- cts on Saturday. ,

HMAISSIONARIES IN DANGER ——Eui'ly in January cablegrams from China reported that Dr. A. L. Shelton, ihe famous medical mis- sionary of Tibet. for the last fif-

teen years, had been captured and was being held for ransom by bandits near Yannanfu. This is 400 miles from Batong and the doctor was accompanying Mrs. Shelton and their two daughters through the robber-invested region on their journey hoine.. He was expecting to return to Tibet and spend two more years before taking his fur- lough. Later cablegrams from the Slate Department at Washington indicate that the Alnerican Lega- tlon at Peking is doing all in its power for Dr. "Sheltonb release. Negotiations are slow on account of the great distance from Peking,

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for the doctor. On ihe other haudcondnci as it sliouid in all our lives those who know him best are D10 for a veneered life does not mean turing him uvorklng nnlracles of p christian me, Let ug hope and healing among Ills captors, prcacli- pray that Dr. Shelton will soon be in: the lwﬂncl to them and in new not free to return in Ills loved poo-- eral making the heat of the altuzi- plP,—-T. -

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