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PROVINCIAL MAiNAGéR

Fuller smut 0a., Lia..- 79 Sydney it.

PHONE 44C

Trains Cancelled

Effective February 15th tmd until

further advised. train No. 213 leav- and

ing Charlottetown at 1.25 p. m. ar- riving at Summerside at 5.15 p. m. and train No. 204 leaving Summer side at 10.50 a. m.. and arriving B! Charlottetown: at 2.05 p. ni. are can- celled.

DISTRICT PASSEN OFFIC Charlottetown . Feb. 15th. i923. 11759-10“.

FOR SALE

At Pownal. a farm consiating of fifty acres of land. all 68B!’ 811d '11 a high stateot‘ cultivation. shore flout.

Apply to owner for full pflrlif-‘W

u.

JAMES DRAUGHT. Pownal

GER AGEN '8 E

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ANNUAL MEETING

The adjourned annual meeting of the Emerald (‘n-operative Perot- ers, Ltd, will be held in the Hail at Emerald un ‘Thursday, Feb. Z2

m‘ one o'clock in the lifter

‘Irv/Soil!

l _ hnthnnonnlpd only maria it wav lmad ‘ mo. tuning studied Emily's mettr.

‘gentle

gnutdlh-flhe gave one shoulder

liar. mother and a Spanish father--

ll7-l2-l-i-6i a

".4111 But aha in; to know (inb- lien; humr hm’ on r Mm round a drlhle can

,1!!! 0n in handf. Before.

"W. Md ready wit. in

one;

i119 bit hotels, a room that —-— not only covered with gilt paint. Xrn imitated the ehbornteibill that was further decanted Nth that always rejuvenated Em-‘vrlth arabasqnes who ornaments tiy, and emerged lealin; ' much and writs N010 netted, Sh: found Emiry‘: 11111 mir gout urher- bed when-la»; word . __= Ila lllwlld-lflhe dressed We @7181?! mdcQ. tin the faot that V91"!- nck moon hair waved of ilselfj ‘Hm Ill’ tilt lie Italniy. nlr of the?!“

Chapter" an

especially dune in red and black

was handsome she thought hit-r was quite long and that e him look artistic Myra did gh on her head not know that Tim had not hnd the proe o! n hair cut so it wgs rather than artbtry that hair this length. Tin

ler. 3pc piled it i1

so. pd put on the rose gown. All Economy r. lingerie was too high for any male his “time city gowns. so she Slipp-[Jvfillued well L510. being quick -t- 64 he: little garments halo-s herpick up new amps arms. baring her prebly white "ls that fellow with itollr vfll-lfi in crazy about you?" ha asked. “Nd Myra answered. her tont mplyin: that abe did not bellevt

..Tho gown who much too low in; fronyand prncJcnlLv gultlees ‘if-

ttt hack but ityra liked that. Shelli-Pl she was stylus-

contour; "He nets it!‘ Tim answered. My and the;.a though; his arm went aroum sbouldersiiler more tightly. Was h? jealous prettier, This was a new thonzht. n delic

knew.’ nus one Emily often played out curnus nan against. the other. in ant-l er subtle fashion that neither knew a she was longing at him behind he. was ‘azily waving fan. Myra though-

she might try that same. mo. Em dinnenjly got such fun out of it.

‘Eu! she wanted Tim alone. Tin never came day-times to call. he was at his work. And in the oven 'a wontan ‘who had drilled into the Eng. she went out if Emily d.'d. and clfy from some unknown place. staywd u‘ she stayed. who cnttnalged. somehow, toi ‘I've such a headache. let's g- rpgflfglfl y nparLmenl. a maid. avhomo.’ sir-a said ns the deuce end Pol of quite lovely clothes. and her ed. And they did. excustttg them good name. hi‘. a‘. the same time selves from thc Others Wiw v-‘ert —"a feat" Cousin Emily" remarked out now for a long party.

'1}; gmily Gabrielle could perform Gare in the apartment. Myr -i'\t' only in New York City. Site's {erect her headache. Site adjuster

H) bcauuml 1,) h‘. 513M431‘ ruspfi?’ the "little roseshaded hght culli- qgyt. ghygaj and pt) well drcss- Itrt table; it shed a soft glzw ovt- w; m m though! gnvlhinL-I eisc in the couch. hut its difVCl rays f8? mt; mwnjt lonly on the, table. Tm sat dowr

\‘-,l of which Siyru (lid not under- beside hrr on the couch. and sh

do.

9_”"""‘ * ' .2". 3'15 ”ZZ§T§.°"E.§§-’lf"§m'i§ Th“ "~ “ictr than parties lsll" Stiffness, Lumbago n; he the.

"n5 t mm, star awake at n" r . a _ . ., . o,»

22w’ “stag home early‘ lmzikilh"

bef Tlv-v talked of Markelown afle a little. Ziiyra carefully avolde/ Ruth's name. Not that she tttouzi‘

admired the firm her arms lnes of her in hack. She was much than istmzlly. really. she thoitth she had not the manner. the sell‘ assurance. of h

till-tie llft——l2tnily did that<~it "extraordinarily becoming. l Tm joined them after ‘ uri no did Gabrielle Cnrtez. a bril-' litot brunette. daughter of an ital <

. v —35

up without sudden aches and twiuges? That's lntnbago. sciatica. or may _ from a strain, and )'0u'll Se! P0119!

‘he “mmem 7°“ rub your back no me-‘tion of it would make Tin with soothing. PERPITWYIE 5R 33¢" “

n1\'-—s'r- could no have tolv’ b5 0"- Nmhing else lakes out yhaet-subtijlt: reason made her keet sweneu» Imam“ “Dd simness so away from all talk of her chum Quick‘? Y°“ simply rub ‘l o.“ your Tim. ltfapneirefl. was, homesic‘ W“, "d w‘ “m” m,“ Pam‘ u and he hated his ugly little roon i! 55111119591 “d We“! bu“ ‘he at the boarding house. He was 531th _ , oat-v‘ to home comforts and r 111mm“ ‘W’ DO!“ finer‘ Get a mother's petting. Myra laid a sytr

small tral bottle of old, honest St. Jacobs on from any drut; store and alter using it just once You'll i0?‘ get that you ever had backache, lumhago or sciatica. because You? beck will never hurt. or cause an)" more misery. It never disappoints.

oathettc hand on his. Etrfly hat‘ an-m rho; too._with the mon wlr called-—it was harmless

her feelings and they were aiwayt only generous ones. Tint took and held the hand. l‘

l ‘rncnrvnt of can‘ rlno attach- lwnrllrnt el-iieriena tn d. about 1300 when Robert Fulton's’ GIDQPIIIIGIIH with his auburn p0,} than recently’ boncludod in 0e.‘ affected, London society, still far- ful of an invasion of the Brill-Sh

' flies by Napoleon. According to

_ the documents published in “Rm

c uufimnrfzlel l“. ‘In!!! Fulton and the ‘Ciearmontm 3"" ‘ ° . by A. c. S-IICHHP. Fuiton built his

wnnbvnv-h-eH-wofirbl I Nlulllun during the latter pat-t p! h-"m , mo» and on Feb. 2s. 1x01. received

' nuthoritative word from Napoleon than first consul, to - 3mg 3|; boat lgalnm the English fleet. FIIF tun appears to have llccaplgd Q19 fltmlwnidon utter lconsld

nutter (our days and agreed w the terms of

receive 400.000 francs for the den.

truotion of warships cert-gm; more than 30 guns; 200.000 frincs for those of more than 20 ulrto

30; 150.000 francs for mo" of

from 12 to 20 and 60.000 francs

_ for those of l0 runs. ortunndely nothing came of his experiments,

-—-—-—¢§Q--___.. SNAKE ANCSENT SYMBOL or HEALTH I I

down again. and P"! his around her. Neither said a word. tut he kissed her a second timer um a third! Then. thoroughly l!‘ armed at his aCliOn. Tim s0! "P thruptly and went home. rnechan-_ c311)" picking up coat and but in. he hall. hiyra still sat on that ouch. a little pleased smile on 19'!‘ pink and prwr "wit"!

Tomorrow-Grinning i-‘uar-

A new scnoot. Bull-DING

How the sods cured mortals of related in many Greek

Greek physicians were z

Eff cirncy Man Han‘ Adopted v Idea: of Factories. {their ills is . __-- _ v esends. saint’. “".".:"::..:.."..':¢".':;i:': t» l» a u 1181* _- ' ,_ an irected ‘n their t at ' ducation and sa ti h)’ m? (‘$395k patients. Fetislhtsin tnttriniiiitattsf foundation] ltliygfirlfjgfkllftyidlllgafiona’ prevailed and n serpent was cho- "M gran‘: ugfiring convleuou in sen as a symbol of life and health. "or Iiinllte, ‘lntlana.’ It is the T“ E-g-"mm" °"‘° “s” m‘! "Y1"- herre P 1w hnic lilfilute‘ aulbol. and the Hebrews, on the w. ":8 dosclfocl for votlnr inert ancficflqw“ Wm" 31°59” M“! "P “'9 fvggih ~Dr Philip-‘voodworth “moment ivn the wilderness. in 11m he ‘lead The building at (IflCBlrecent “i” m“ Fymbol W“ “Bed lmbdfle; the simplic tv that locum repmsem mefhdne i“ ‘he “m”? r)‘ plans would call for and the Qgjfigdlh” “'flfh'“g5k§’f hchrm h“ ~ » . - m1. it t °""’ e “'°' ,' L’ °1d 8°!!!‘ iliijlitft 2232321? fiixrstnof its kind we"? "’”!“°““ by Ch"‘“““"V5"""-‘ i ti; country ifrhe firm“ and m? manyrs'wer°l ivhen Dr. I Wvotlworth wastmvuked ‘O w“ dweau‘ 3°11"? 9"‘ .~.ng.i. it. Torre name more than 11,96“ vi monks practised phat-Hint!’ hr ago to see whai could be done f“ medmm’ "m", a dPQrI-Pe was. utcern ng the new building planaytisued 9-" 10° Chum“ fwbidiinfl .> found at firs: glint-e that. tbeyfsusgzriotu-bfhkfllivP-il). Tht; left the AHEd for an outlay of 83.000000.- __ J 0 it X11‘ 9P5. ence the w, began mmmiatvl). a cosmeducptvr $in’of tht- ‘red and white barber, t; camlN-tign by ttniznattn: the fedegrhgloiiglis for’ bandages and flJliélK-ES of the several buildings ' a weli a; recommending that lhBY '—""“"°@—-——— fl be arranged under one roof. A CASE OF H-‘TWG ONESELF in sttggestng to his board that “—*‘ vnple lines be carried in the slruc-l‘ ore. the school president said: m“ I "oung men who are lctirning to be.’ ' in‘ ,_ rhinos-rs should ital-e the Pruner‘ 7' "a: I Lu)" my b0" and Kiri! \.l(‘ round for the pursuit of their-i be on‘ h‘? “WHY-filo quarrel» udkigs it woukl seem unfit forllmg’ m‘ jmlw“? ..e,.a“_(.,ad boys w appear in a n rilssb loettrly" — Oh, that's quite bowing-room." Thus it came abouts!!!‘ fil- YYP here- heard any .ni the revised plans of the Ronegsmggr " ‘h? _““l'k "f 8n)’ othetl ‘olyteclinic were along factory, m 5"" me ‘he slightest "m; with the simplicity lhereflncause mt Wliuusy.

ntl when contpetetl it will have‘ __—“<"°"""— ' IN MEMORIAM

ost one-tenth of the original plan. I MR8. NElLL LAMONT

Pt-orrfczttr of n Concert Party engaging ti soprano)-__ yaw‘ ' l to understand, Miss Deer-

"Carnegie Foundation took note 0ft ll the mentioned arrengement.‘ waking wmment that the instilutei an furnish good working space.‘ apable of being tlevelclied into the t 53'5"" Iwiiiwiull)’ into rest; on

test technical laboratories udth a h“ 65h- Ffh- 193-! at. her home in- "ousinx cost of approximately Chwchm‘ “F” 75- ‘MFR All". tLflq -3 per square foot of floor space. m°“§"'.’P“'~‘1 "f U"? late well known,‘ "he prlco represents onetourth of Ne "m"! “i110 Dretleceaged hm, heavy-craze brick building con~ men’ hm“ "m" 5'90“ The 80-‘

1100110 Ill. 0f ht‘? death

contract. He was to -

Better Than Ever i l In 1922 Chevrolet astonished, world by producing a car of remark‘-

able quality at its extremely low »pri¢e,~i The 1923 Chevrolet is even a better

car‘ because 67 distinct improveriieiitsi

[have been made in it.

The some sturdy quality of construction that character- ized the 1922 Chevrolet has,

been rctained*the neyv

strong spiral gear rear axle, t h e . s tu rd y chassis, ' the i m p r‘ o v e - m e n t i n front axle assembly, the world’s most

economical motor, etc.

Ahd to these have been added‘ new features that make the 1923 Chevroleta truly astonishing value.

The prices of the new 1923 model Chev-

rolets are as

for Economical ‘Transportation

Utility Coupe ‘Q10 f. o. b. Oshawa

[Built

v

follows: Z-passetigler Road- ster $695; ipassenger Tour, ing $710 ; Z-passengerUtiIity Coupe $910; passenger 0 u‘ r in

C°11P¢$1115; 5gfaassenggr Sedan $1125.

prices f, o. b. Oshawa, Ont. GQV. eminent tax extra. Ask flbOUII th€ plan of deferred payments.

Chevrolet Motor Com. party of Canada, Ltd, Sub. ‘ sidiary of General Motors of Canada.

Li m i t e d, Oshawa and

,,, Winnipeg.

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Dealers for Prince Edward Island

A. HORNE & 00.,

Charlottetown.

LEE & HUMPHREY, Summerside

- t so‘ .. . ~ ~ r and has been retotnmended or wit; s0 cozy and qu et in the lltttt Tumm‘. and n is exacny mm

1 touch the hearts 0

THOMAS WIGMORE, Sect. 117654 64E.

Notice in hereby given that all

persons indebted to the late rim H. Cameron 8t Co. muat make payment of amounts due t0

of

W‘. A. Bowrless of Crapaud within

80 days from date hereof. other

wlao legal proceedings will,

taken to enforce collection. Dated

this 9th day of Fsby. 1923. ARTEMUB CAMERON. AMV SAMERON.

Executors.

10-21.

time

Carriage building, repairing and hone shoeing. to have your waggonn, cal-h and lliggers put in shape work. Wire wheels repaired, rubber lire kinds made to order at reasonable prices. We have a sample ex prone which can forte leaving your

Prompt and guaranteed at

PROUD l. MORESIDE Z28 Gt. Geo. St. 1A1 38's Old Stand.

order. efficient

7-llml8th Tenders for a Buttermaitet

"Wwvvz *‘tseitirrtifrsrnisrrorwvale-satuwmtovtsagalc.the»

“inciting Orwell Bey. Two v! the “m” °'

Now in the time °*6v%_t for spring

be inspected be-

service

years. qnpartluent. The others would no" ‘ be home for hours. biyra. her tehoultlers agleani in the soft light her becoming dress making ht‘- look e0 pretty and so sutitieuir let-own up. was a new girl to Tim {She had the charm of novell)‘. 11H dshlpu, .. lit»; wen

0.8.1551?“ ' Orwell Cove

i .

Orwell Cove by private sale until 1:3‘! 8W5 smiled? Vb" ""°d“e5day' March 7' when may paTimiiflll his arms around her Wm be Sam by Public auction U“ suddenly Lhrilled abhor soft vieltl that dale’ ‘ézgethefr ‘mhcgllixtasiiiocgd he He kissed her cheekn and be crop, etc. ose arms _ ' ' l, . but v we or do“ m c» ""- ¢.".§.;‘;z.'".r::@

. “fink he was ln love with her’ .95; shore farms on RE. 15131150" _ , w“ 14 m.“ from Hanna‘ my‘! aedlghtztovould be awful! He got ut sea. manure in rtbun once,_e.oa_; .21 ‘ _ y, . . term»- tw n»; sold in part or to suit rumba/r -" 5 "

tsor. Good buildings on both, open

Ho, inspection any time. Apply. .__.__

‘on pfbmisea to W. D. or W. LiffOff with Finger.

Gilli: or J. A. MacDonald. auction-

oer, Charlottetown until March t.‘

For sale of sioolt ettx. see hand‘

,bl11e. Terms made known on anvil-

o .

GILLIS or W. D. GILLIS,

Orwell Cove

iii-sill. 6i

MURiGAEG bALE

To be sold by Public Auction on. Mgndgy the twenty-sixth day of February. .\.D.. i923. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon. in front. 0i] the Law Courts kutldLng in Char. lottetown in Queen's County: t

All that tract. piece or parcel 0i laud situated. lying and being on Lot or Township Number sixty’ out» in King's County in Prince Ed-l ward island. bounded and describ‘ ed as follows: that is to say:-

B 98L Waggon; of alll

l l

enth of the sortie floor area design‘ d on the types of the-Princeton nilditigs by famous New York trchitettts. v Educators from many parts of the ~ountry (have been attractlrd trendy to Ten-e Hattie for incited- 'on"oTilitT'bullditiIt§TK’6tTrifiaT5T wptainx of industry have written ettem to the Rose Polytechnic ‘iresillent. congratulating tic-ti school ll] lift tunitsual "EIWIIPDIIWTIPDT. xprestfng the ticlief that young ten trained in such an environ

nan trafned in lnslltutons where zlie stirrountilngk ore essentially catlemic and clttszscal and vtherc he engineering work has to be quell-zed in. '

-—-——-¢o¢-—-- DESERTION DISCOURAGED Clarence- Kitig, tho well

reologlstl. was a man of nerve as vell as genius. One itutttmer he was with a government expedition n the far west. and the mon he. van mntpelleti to employ swore, for be most part, rwff ans and titspvra-t lock Ont: night one of them dot-tert- -tl. and Mr. King knew that it rnmnt a mtmpetie if the tltnsertut"! were. allowctl to g0 nmronisiteti. Hel hose a t-ompanicti. on ittilost- iilence ht- c0111! roly. overtook Ute: Mescrter and landed him in a con- "on? 1'. fort. The nlhtnvay' limit luhsistwi for thret- days on garlic.- tmi it's white horse n-as streaked "with hlccd from the garlic hung on‘) the saddle. Mr. King and his cum.‘

I

known

portion rode hack. lending tilt‘ c-rlmson stained horse with all the tieaenem belongings anti 53H tioth'ng. The men sent a. conimlttt-t- to ask what had become of tho,

f many acqualn»: tances and recall memories of one‘ of the kindest

friends. The wan home will long be like by friends ant the nelhbourhood

l strangers. in‘ Ills!) MIS- Lant- ' -- -Y-i1fl1l3l1_l:el_'lretl~ and-um‘ obtrusive had an influence of tdtoletrfulness and Kelluine gqod. wil .

After n short illnt-ss heart weiknesn -.\l't‘s the inst few hours knowledge of her he

due to . Lamont in had a clear

. All that love and skill could devise were bestowed to comfort her lust hotlrs.

Mrs. Lamont lettvas to mourn her daughters. Annie. (Mrs. Fer- gusson) Catherine (Mrs. Richard Mood) Marjorie (Mrs John S. Alaoklitt-‘onl and S0lk~;~—l‘)'-Vi'li h‘. of Salem, Mass. Daniel of Lynfie-ltl Afar-is and ‘Lemuel at ilOllie. Also a brother Duncan MntGilivr-ey and a slate; Flora (Mrs. Nell] MacKln- non) Her pastor Rev. D. M. Lam- out officiated at her funeral which wits largely attended.

._-_i¢0-§-_-- .MR. DANIEL MURPHY

A sad gloom was cast over Mo- rell on Feb. 4th when it became known than -Mlr, Daniel Murphy hod passe-ti to his eternal reward tit the advanced are of 73 years. Tho deceased had been in falling

and gpntlest of: done, but of no avail. Mr. Murphy n welcome OfhBrIWBS a man of sterling character, remembfled a; upright and honest in his dealings tamed until 1 allow men and ttlwu ’S changed to a

taking a keen interest in the nf- NYME dealers 111 9051"" fairs of the. world li0'.h_81_hflme_

with his f

and abroad. During his sickness

he was

he had always been a their loss. his wife, four sons anti daunt of Portland. Maine, R. LOda Mu (‘llfford and

nor Sack. Leo iniltfnino; in Zilttnitohu; also n lztrg

rphv. ilarding. Mass. l

Tull. W89‘ largely attended. wilt-re‘- the service was pcrfortneti by his P051101‘. Rev. Father Roomy, ztntl ‘H "if" W35 Rwfinl was lltfll to rcst in the atljcinlng flout-pp}; where his soul awaits tits» filtztl insurrection. The pail beururu "We Messrs. Mlciwsl hit-Portion John McCar- thy. lllck ilcGttirc, Jttntes ‘tic. , . 9""- Priet Dunphy. May hi?! sOIIJ "*5! in Dvace.

iictvitt- for the past nine tnonths and all that tncdical skill and tert-

MR. oeof +1.. coornsv

der nursing could do had been

One of Beat Known But-inane Men of the C"! Had Been Active Until the Lat Few Dlys.

(Gardner. Mans” News.) G°°"8@ R- Godfrey. treasurer or

products widely known today.

attended by his Damon i118 first Wife being Rev. Father J. Rooney, who ltd-Adan“ °“P°‘1]3M~ The mrlnlstereti to him the lust rlten'5°"- UM"-

l ‘ J . ~ ,Addio lielle Randall. of My Cathonc (‘hurdh “Q3213; ter. .\'.tt., on October 30. lsso. and h

b _ h r survives. together with two sons. O'clock. mem er T e e are left to mourn Henry n‘ and mg” L‘ _ ‘To?’ My» four daughters, Mrs. Monica Moo and‘ t“) w““d"m1dre“'

Mm Louise and Eleanor (‘uric Elia Hooper, Gorham. Maine; Mrs. m” ,_ . , Lucy Anderson’ Sago‘ Mame: M555‘ three s sters 1n i. E. lslztnd. S ha u - _,lratertml and social lift- 0i‘ tht=t-it_v"of Mr.

e B “e m and was rt-spcctt-ti and admircd by Wiltshirc. h “mm,” lnany friulttls. _ ~

of brofhoru and sisters. ‘His futt-‘m _H”*"‘ X‘”d'7""_ “J'- k 3"“ on“ m st Lawrence church mwtfltiltllter ltnyol (lmptcr.

(fharlee r.\l(;(-t\f‘lll_\'.|

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commander-y. iesmmlme

chapter. one. chanted men. an ' late member and the Odd

business was main‘ 900 when it was, wholesale basis. supq his o! Pythian Unite-ill Felown. n memlbe of Gnrdunr iChntnber of Commerce and a put

The retail

MriGodfrcy was twice Miss Dora.‘ Men's AasociaLon. in the dehelop y had onennent of which he toolt an active to part. The funeral will be held in the ome hlonday- afternoon at. two Rev. Claude Allan Mc- ptutior of the Congregntlopg] Alargery church, 0i‘ which Mi’. Godfrey was ion uod- an asstwiflte member, will conduct and the service. Relatives and gland; ‘are invited. t.\lr. G. H. Godfrey is a brother (flu-tries Godfrey. North Mrs. George Lewis, Yfllly. Mrs. John Rackham. Hun- Mrs. John Punter.

lie was married of Manches-

He leaves a brotht-r

h-lr. Godfrey» wns avllvtl in the]

lit» war‘ it tnctttbt-r Ru . ter River. and ivttniiuc Kcneitigtotl.)

liQi

“CASCARETS” T0 CLEAN BOWIS

When Sick, Bilious, Hendnchy,

Consiipated. for Sour Stomach, Gases. Bad Breath, Colds

feel tine! in; and bowel potion and bowel f’! "kt dllly- illlsei. gases are eluted any. You will your head is dull or feel like a new person.

551F151‘. ffllfiidéfifivlilit? GtTnlnér Busliiia ‘