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IN MEMORIAM

MR. 8AM§JEL L. JENKINS.

4L- f "meant! Srurr - l‘rn looking t3.» <1\7aicnt inc like gou-‘tllio melts 571a. bot we'll live on law/c and h’ a 9.12, - Arid TlTklElI 016:;-

The funeral of Mr. Samuel L. Jenkin who died Friday. Dec. 10th after a. sickness of sight years took place at ‘his home 82 Harvard Ave" West. Medford. Mass. Rev. Francis Smith conducted the sen; vices. Miss Constantine sans two‘ of Mr. Jenkin's favorite hymns} “Nearer ‘My God to Thee" and; ‘What s l-Yiend We Have in‘, Jesus". The funeral was largely; attended and there were mauyj floral tributes. i

Mr. Jenkins was born in Prince‘ lldwsrd Island April '15, ‘i883, and‘ had been a resident of West Med- fbrd for ten years. He is sirnvod by his wife, four children. a mother.‘ tour brothers and two sisters, .\lrs.' John T, l-‘inley, Elias J-. Richard and William P, of Arlington, Mane,

Mrs. John Leeco of Atlantic, Mass, -

and Bphraln M. of Iliimboxii, .viiu-, nesota. He was a member of the‘- West Mevlford Congregation‘ Church.

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hereby given that poplin-i

Notice is ution will be rnads to tho ‘Xlillllfllitik Assembly of Prince Edward Island. wt its next session for an Act to incorpor- lte the Trustees of the Cemetery M; Union Road, Township 5|, in the Prov. lace aforesaid, and to vest In thsm cor- tnlu land at that place, bounded mg described as fullownz-(‘ommennlng n! the South-east corner of land formerly °\"lfll lly ‘llmrnu Melllsh, now the United Church thence South along Hill l'nlon Road thirty-five- yaydg (hgggg ilk-st along the North boundary ot W. Melilsh‘! llnll seventy J-vtrdn, them-e North thirty-live yard; u; John T. .\lelllsb_'s South boundary lino: ilirnro East seventy yards tn the place 1- commencement, the IIIIO now being used as a public burial ground.

rrnnn u. smLLtsii, For Trustees.

: n-mina

-l.i--n:trv 29th, 1921. i ~.--i.\iii.

‘RPTMOVAL or.=cE

G- R- KN“. manager of the Baird 60., Ltd.. Wholesale Drug- gists. Charlottetown, has removed to 86 Queen Street, next door im- perial Tobacco 00., where he hopes to melt ail his old customers srid many new ones requiring anything In Druggists Supplies, Sundries and Potent Medicines. Sample Room in connection. M ‘r s the P. A. T. A.

6. R. KEEFE,

TENDERS

VERY APPROPRIATE Mr. Eel: 0h, Miss Perch, won't ou lct m: to yoirr Valentine?

i-iis COMIC VALENTINE "Dearest won't you he my Val entinc?" “What. to you? that would words."

"I know it, but I had thought you

might improve."

YES OR NO

Dear old pal, mine. I'm your steady; I'm yours truly Come and bc my Valentine.

Oosiod Tenders “marked tender" ' will be received by the undersigned until March 10th for the building of s new school st Esrnselltfs. Plans and specifications at Department of Education and Jenkins Bros. store, Mlilvlew. BERNARD DOYLE, 80o’ . of Building Committee. - Esrnscilfle, P. E. I. 38264-114“.

Professional Cards ‘

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate of N. Y. POI! Graduate Medical school and Hospital ' Practice limited to Eye. Esr, Nose and Throat. _ Tooting Eyes and supplying Glasses Ofilee, Beyer Building Grout George street Ollloo Hours-l to 12-30. 1.30 to MM

Albert C. Saunder KI C!

lsrrlster, solicitor, Notary _Pubilc.

Offioes Water Street, Bummersids, I

Ind link of Neva Bcotls Building,‘ Charlottetown.

MONEY T0 LOAN flil-l-ls-tmos.

.McDonaid & McPhee

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‘t; as. MoDONALD n. r. Mail-iii l. at

lsrrlsters, Attorneys, Ito. Money to Lean.

NOT ALWAYS FLYING "The fish-hawk is always flying, isn't he?" "No: he frequently lights on a ~ -lnll

To drive animals from burrows there has been invented s. flexiblo steel wiro tlinl. follows the course of underground tunnels without kinking or breaking,

Pnietrmbnizi“

r Left l-ler With

‘A Bad Cough

. m1. W. B. Bennett, 2307-l4th Bf. West, Calgary, Alta, writeu-“Over s twins were born, pneumonia which

year ago, before m had an attack 0 loft ms with a very bad cough.

Bells

but I o0 lied day sud night.

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71.128235: iltflilintiliiirTér why. He

INNOCENCE ‘could have told ‘her that if it had

been his good fortune to dance 3! with Myra Warren. and if he had HAZEL DEYO BATGHELOR

lbeen lucky enough to get hor to |oomo up on uhe boat deck. she

would most certainly ‘have levt‘ him ' ' h id h l! d. H Q0 Ilildd lc°'m""‘d) ;o‘f, their mas: usu eymksnowl.‘ But CHAPTER Vlii lof course he wou n't tell Sally. _ C Emx {There was something about {her _ in“! h i dd 1 ilii om ‘M 5°, iiOaitr;u?OdelIll;fi igve at?) yheuifiwwhiglss FOR WOUNDS

Ha! ha! Why x be tco comical for mgm“ ma!“

You are coy and swcct and tendon. dear sweetheart

Sally had a beautiful time up on, the top deck. To be sure, the] junior officer. a nice boy by the, name of Leigh. after he had estab- lishcd her in a deck chair, did tryi to take her hand. But then that.‘ had happened to her before at part- ies in Center Valley. and she (bought nothing oi‘ it. And after the first attempt he did not. try again.

He began to talk about Myra.

“Your sister is quite wonderful. lsu‘! she?"

Sally could always enthuse ivhen .\iyra's name was mentioned.

She sat up straight. In the moonlight, her hair glistened like

was extraordinary. _

"Oh. yes it i: true," he returned. accepting liter lightness of manner.) After that, they talked generallt-i ies, and Sally's laugh rang out oti, ten. The moon and the fact dint. she was talking to a good-looking man conspired “to keep iii-er there later than she believed possible. for when she looked at (her wrist watch she was scandalized.

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Tomorrow's Radio Program

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15

International Radio Programs

EYENlNG CONCERTS 7-00 P. M.

WLW (123) Cinci. American Com- poser Berk 7

.30 P. M.

Broadcast.‘ 7.45 P. M.

ivl-IAO (294) Columbus. Music.

WEEI (349,) Boston. Masterpiece . Pi 1* added and

wciintaao) Schenectady. Violin solos.

soo P. m. wan‘ (492) s. Y. The Vikings. to

for Winter days

"H's M“ 9”‘ ‘Welly’ 5520 Ciiabot 1\\‘Ql\\l: MONTREAL WEE]. wFl, WGR, W'SAl. WOC. i d “Dowyou want me to lake you WTAGI “SD, W953 i _-> %-. OVFII i fl -

.. ' K 309 E. Pitts. Concert. . t 0h. Yes. Myra will be shocked V 9 __ wliiarA(iaua))clncL Fyr Fyamr Quar ll me." _ "

And Myra was. I ‘em- _

When Sally appeared in the door i, “u” n“ - ‘ ivaaiiittltsi) Newark- _ The Fe"

Prrnotsuui JILLY mm“ °7'_45 P_ M.

WJZ (455) N, Y. Studio program. s.1o P. m.

Recital.

WI!’ (500) Phila. 8.15 P. M.

l Ii}: ' i Appearance

In Capital

FREDERICTON. Feb- lL-Unl- irersity of New Brunswick rolled up a score of 5 to 0 against Dal- iiousie University at the Arctic Rink tonight in the red and block's first game in the western section of the Maritime Inter-Col- legiate Hockey League. ‘

The win puts U. N. B. in a tie

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“A “My ,w,-y," Myra returned with a sneer

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Heir blues eyes were shin- A faint dimple ap-

silver.

neared in out: chock. It ‘came and iveut as site talked. “Isn't she marvelous?" I've al-

ways thought Myra was the most unusual person in the world."

l For a moment Allen Leigh u-as silent. This girl troubled lilm somewhat. ‘A good-looking junior officer meets many girls on trips back and fortli across the Atlantic. Light flirtatious are customary. But there was someulizing ‘about this Mrs. Bates that was different. She was so fresh, so young. At first he Iliad thought lie would much prefer dancing with the more sophisticated Mrs. Warren. But her popularity was against -i’lim.. Mitten the captain and the puri-ier showed any preference for a pass- enger, the junior officers were forc-i ed to take what was left. , villi-en he asked Sally to dance. he hadn't thought she was so real- ly lovely to look at. But she was lovely, and not only tiitot, she had actually refused to letfbim hold her hand!

"She isn't nearly as ‘marvelous as you are." he said softly.

Sally lauglhed lightly.

witli Mount Allison University for the leadership of the secticn and the western title now hinges on the game which U. N. B. and Mount Al- lison are to play at Sackvllle. Mount Allison won from Dalhousie tit ilaliiax by a score of 2 to l) and an interesting battle should iesult when the loaders meet for tiw sec- lional honors.

(fiintun Ilowatt Fidele Perry (‘laud liowatt Cliic Gallant (Capt)

Arueit ‘Iiowatt (.'. Perry w, R.. McAleer W. Douceite ' - \ ,J. Mulligan E. Le-Ciair WMAK (2661)°:ggflal°' nluslcale‘ C We id i M . L W d ' ‘ diefoibeeltlred‘ Belfr E0 e 8e WJZ (455) N. Y- D011 Ammo» the . NOTES. Wlwril; i (l (iiissie when I seen yi-r nu tzbo ‘VOKT (J40) llwllefllim ‘Olllllilllfl ice with that. bioomin‘ Woodbine F0llr._

in yer mouth I jist wished I hiul been ai plioty grabber and I would have snapper yer corking pose.

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_ Who starred? Royals—-! Clinton. 10.30 P. M. 0i‘ the stateroom‘- llYP-i “'l""l"*l i‘.\'._ii.i...-xiir Sckl Winivv (m) New York. Feazim about furiously. , ~ Players "Wlacn: liZlYi‘ you boeni" . Hock: t we; i “ban 5L , , ' "l'll U" ill" ma‘ deck-T ink" Pits aVl. Vitftirrial’ Unionmy “MAR (zssz1ligfigloiwnluslcal' inc." Th .1 ‘htlt‘b.10th.bf , . . ' .1 ' "-"\ likfll’ Sim!” MY" “milled an inlillrliiéliganéfu\i'd if hockoyelgiig w?“ H00) iiugam; lauuconcert.

with it sneer. “You who have al- he famed sh pals met the m“, ways prnfesscd so much love foudoublame Ummm A, 9 o-clock Tum‘! “ibiut would iic tiliink if he one game was on and almost from itiicw about this?" ii knew 1 me face of, Tuyku. (Unkméy Scot, would have ‘in look out for you mi 3d on a Cleve‘. D585 from Lea‘ and llll" "lily bill l (Win Pmpil-‘iii “soon again registered, this time take mi a nurse uiuiil's job zit that." ‘m, a m“ from "Snider", fins end_

Salli’ lllill cllliled lib“ 40°’ and ed ube scoring for the period, as 510ml lmlklllll ‘ll MW“ Thm“ .he St. ‘Pats defense tightened up was sometblngmnhoui the,i-i,ii7aiEl1l.con,1de,-ab1y_ The 390mm pgflofl direct look 0i’ those blue (ayes that- w,“ ma‘ hockey Tight from the "Wile “Fm l"“‘-l “mall ""4 ml‘ face oil‘, and although ‘bard driven “urvhr- {he st. Pats played tin admirable

“I'm sure Tom would understand game with Saunders VBrYJmuCh m eWYYllllllE ill“ h" lake" Place w‘ evidence, but Victoria clearly dem- lllgllli" ill"? “aid evellly- onstraied that "In Union there is

And then in silence she hogan to .-,,eng,h--' and anhough we V161,. llllllre-‘lll- MYTB‘ “law/med h“ "a" ors were n clever bunch individu- l‘°“'lY 11ml knew h" “'°"‘l5 were ztlly, they were for outclassed. and l-"le- The mill ""140 mo“ i991. tgain the Unions scored. this time doubly ashamed because slio hadon a brimam end to end dash by iudsed Sully by h" W" elflfldaldr Crill Lea. The tuna showed the Sibe too bod been on i."ne 10p deck boys in green, m" of pep and gaing and Elle hall let a’ ma" make 1°“ strong, but as before. the Union w he“ team work was superior, and bit- terly contesting the play they were

(T° 5¢ C°"ll""°d-) forced back. and in s mord battle

East Prince Rural Hockey

Tuesday evening, lFeb. 8th. the Tryon Arrows made their second appearance on Cape Traverse rink, their apponeuts this time being the Cape Taverna Royals.

'I"he evening had every iappear- zince of later developing into a beautiful snow storm. and when the teams lined up, the "Arrows" had only rive men. the others hav- ing no doubt decided 1lie game would be cancelled on account of ilie weather, but the weather mun repaid those who had the confid-

ence to persevere, by awarding them a beautiful night for‘ the ilanic. The Arrows hardly knew

what to d0. but ‘Capt. "Rory" scout lng around among the spectators edpied Norman lCampbell. better known as ‘iflase-iy". who consented to enter the net for ‘the Arrows, and llliiih a slight res-arrangement 0f ilheir lino-up. the battle was on.

llnlii trams played a good mime, anti loomed very evenly matched, hill iftic iioyols soon introduced

almost directly in front of their goal. Howatt rang up goal number four for the Unions. and the St.

Not Glen "Pontiac" Campbell

- - l 9.10 P. M. _ Defense ‘ WBZ (333) Springfield. Chamber of l). Irving Guasle Gallant Commerce program. I). Ilcli D. Gallant 9,15 P, M, Fflward! . Old Time Songs

WlSM (282) Nashville. Studio pro gram. 8.30 P. M- QNRA (322) Moncton. Ladies Colleze. KDKA (309) E. Pitts. Studio pro-

M.t, Allison

gram. NIP (509) Phila- Chamber Music

Concert. i

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9.00 P. M. WEAF‘ (492) NY. "Evei-eady Hour" also from KSD, WCAiB. WOOO. wean, want, WFI. won, WGN. WJAR, WOC, WlSAl. WTAIG. vim/J. NSB (428) Atlanta. Concert. )VHK (273) Cleveland. Studio Pro- gra . nmw (ma) Cinci. phony. ' lWPG (s00) Atlantic City- Concert. ileum (309) u. Pitts. Grand Opera.

Pormica Sym-

WQAU (278) Phila 9.30 .

WiBAL (246) Baltimore- Instrumen-

10.15 P. M. wBz (333) springjflcld. Studio pr0~ gram-

wccoxil?) Si. Paul-blips. Noven- ties- 11.45 P. M. WISB (428) Atlanta. Lowe's Revue.

FEATURE TALKS 7.30 P. M. ' WEE! (849) Boston. Intercollegiate Address- 7.65 P. M. WPG (300) Atlantic City. Talk. B~00 P. . WlP (509) Pliila. Dramatic Review CKUL (357) Toronto. Book Talk.

8.15 P. M.

WJZ (-155) New" York. "To-Be Weds." Also broadcast iiy “H37.- KY-W. KtDKA.

9.00 P. M. WJZ (455) New York. Coliiofs

Weekly Revoow, also from KDKA KYW.

“mo P‘ M‘ it is announced that the 6~N~R officers in Toronto will be moved WEAF (492) N" Y" Aucum‘ Rim?" on March 1, from Toronto llrfll- to their former home st the north lllfilnwllilm l0 “wm- WCSH- west corner of King and Yohqc streets. The offices were moved

wfmu, WJAJR. iVGR, WWI-Ala‘.

lwTAM. lrVFi. WWJ. WSAI, WGN

site to proceed. drawing of the

to allow erection of the proposed building on the ABOVE is shown for the first time an awhigwc;

well lcnown ‘hockey enthusiast “Du<i" Lyman acted as timer. NOTES

“(lat-sey" liice tn face with the "Royals" colors did not fnlber.

"Pontiac" well deserved iiis title Chic! oftfhe Six for lic is some goalie.

Did "Skinny" play‘! You bet! he sure did.

lVedncstiziy night. ‘Fcb. ll. found my old friend Leo Wedge, and his hockey icaiu the if‘. Y. M. Lfs, at (fupe THIVCTHO rink. “fliers Che boys iimwi up. opposed by iilB ‘local ,l0iiill i'l‘lic Royals). iiovkey farm from for aiiii iiciir had gathered in

cnmblnaiioti- and toward the closirm wuuefi, a m,“ - . . i good game and of tlie period, with a pretty view they cerluinly were not disappoint-

Danny McLeod Walsh Jim McLeod lined up with the Unions but did not play on account of illness. iRefereesF. Pigeon Howait.

Starring Ulli0lIS-~l18l1, "Snider and Taylor. \St. Pata—Snunders, and their crack goalie, Mabey.

Wandering Scribe.

and Victor

Tryon Speed Champions.

Saturday nigiiit Fob. 6th. a. largo crowd gathered at Tryon rink. some i0 enjoy a pleasant evening skating, others to try their luck in tlio spceil skate schedule lo take pliice tibat evening. The racing was first on the program und wsa enjoyed by the spectators present.

under the doctor's csre, hs tried first one thing and then mother,

of combination right in trout of tlie Arrows net, handed Doug. tzlio rubber which ho ia-t once laid gent- ly to rest belb-inil "Casey.

'I‘.lio second period while show- ing some snappy hockey. was lack- ing 1n tho clover combination, which resulted in first blood for the lloynis. However. they were successful in HGCIIHIIg two more goals, lmiib being scored by their star player. Clinton ‘Ilowatt. But

oil. for from the fat-c of! it was n

while tho winners of tho various clever exliiibitioii of lhockey. Backevems 1am,- Qnjoyod the mm“ of unri forth. from end to end, and at'

v ctor ' .

lust. (lie visitors outcrod what Uplmefll l“ the shape or appropriate fully believed to ibo the thin edge The wmnm-s are; Gentleman, :91’ ll"! Wllllflll- Vll- twill N0. 1~. bill race—1. Lloyd Roge-rson 2 W. Rog- ltlie Royals are scrappcrs from tho efflqlL

‘word go, alltl the sci-rind poi-ind “mics ..,,ce__,1 M," A_ Pooley iwus well away before Suniinerside-g M”, v_ 110mm"

drove iiie wedge any farther, how. Hockey players. EH “Tm”. Mm’ ever they found ilic Royals net: v, "mg" }]qwa1_[_

A mm brought m6 ‘ bot“. o! m A t ‘I i iihree -t.ini_0ii iii that stirring and ox- Agog 12 m 15 ym_1_ moyd ' x Guam’ Ergat-wvciixmiltihysteloapéllf; ilggiciting period. Ilut Presto! thehnman 2 gmn|ey~ph0mmn_ m! ‘ some shot). beat sly old "i’0ili.ilil:"ichango cum“ quickly and "i9 "will Relay race. winning team: L. Norway lo Ii, and notted oiio also for tlic t3“? now hi“, m?“- mmnfl-l‘ z‘ R°5e'“°n~ m" Imgerwni K9" Mu" boys from Tryon‘ -|- . and w ui i.iio period ended Dona“; and Th“, 5mm. [any Pill! Tho third period found i-hti Ar- QZQWQQLIJ‘? :41] Tgird peflmtl c°plen-l M!“ Adelnlde Pooley rows pushing strong to at least’ ' I 9y o or‘ m’ perhaps “m! " Lord’ 2' Ml“ nun‘ Wm‘! even iibo acorn, but it was not writ- ‘K2,, 1"|!3::;I:q rmspiciltiied Bum‘! saucy“ Riigerm". ' . -- -- _. ‘ l l‘ 9 "0 ‘l popuarr rink no rid for to trfnsnd after can“, ‘firm? Ilsudtliiu;.|’ai:):g:illg“Jfiitiarliffililliilmyai fluslh, but Siinrmerside still (he mangagmqnt of ML 3:19;, be’:

A -difhrk n. McGuixan

lnlllordiiilioticiron, src. Money to Lean , pummel-inconsistent.

bottles o! cough inc cine, I got rid of ruy cough with one sud s iisif bottles of

"r. Wood's Norws Pins Syrup." t I ‘rise 85c. per be .....e 60c"; put up only by The

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one over "ilontisc". (and no doubt planned on another, but ding-dong the ‘bell was too soon, and gnar- g game fight the Arrows were losers by s score of 3-2. ' ‘Line-up

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‘had something up iiiieir sleeve, and mam w)“; | | d | so they pulled it down and evened! (m; “Jon 'I.',‘,§§,i'§,“§ £1132

WEAR (492) New York. Lopez. WCAU (278) Philadelphia. Cathay Garden. WTIC (476) Hartford. Palals Royal 1045 P, M. WJZ (455) N. Y. Hotel Tenn. 11.00 P- M. WPG (300) Atlantic City. Slipper lllub. W-AAM (Z63) Newark. Bailey's. 1 0 P. M.

Radio Programs, Chicago.) ——-—<o-c-—--- Roller skates with

t.o ldap over obstacles.

Constipation comes from a

weak stomach

Remedy the cause and enjoy health

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WiPG (300) Atlantic City. Silver Slipper.

WKRC (326) Cincinnati. Dance Music-

(COIYYTlRiILIiIZY, by International

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