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you can nah a noira, packer up your h}: and n7 m wbirtk m» m five minim: 4 d4). An expert told m Iluir can do mm to rbau away mouth liner andiq h}: up-rtanding v lban an] other vol-trite rbv knows. '

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- .11 Beauty In a test-tube

LIVE OIL for the complexion! Always O knowfl to keep skin, loft, supple, "um 1. 11 '1 ' 2 ’ B gwryou et enou o VCO_I_IHSOI

fifi-nmrragg-uarmféa-rnr. puss-Err... Th": i; the exact amount-in that test-tube m1“ right. To this generous olive oil content can be flrggdy traced the great benefits of Palmolive Soap to d,‘ cgmplcxlOil. p0 you know what is in the soap you are putting on your face? Palmolive tells ou. Palmolive is the only large-selling soap made o vegetable oils exclu- ‘iygly. Other Palmolive ingredients are simply palm oil; necessary to produce a richer, creamrer, more - workable lather than possible with olive oil alone. Q 20,000 of the world's leading beauty erts hygvfcorr years urged the use of Palmolive 5021:‘? '£.".£r:.f1:';:.:;7:.1"?.’:1.l’z."$£2"..$..1§€";'.’rz

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PALIVIOLICVE

KEEP THAT SCHQOLGIRL COMPLEXION

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lvlncDougall; 3.

llams; 2. Waldo. e-_- Jennie Yeo, 3,5,,- llnii {or January: Grade V (b)-l. Bemlre Hansen; mu .\' 1. m“ Sircrry; 2. Olive 9- Weston Grist: 3- Elroy Ramos‘- ‘Hliiliiiil Wrnticll MucNoill; 3_ Glilde IV (")~1. D9133“? Mac‘ wph _\I_,_.1.,n_ Ncill; 2. Julia Ramsnpj 3. Estelle '—l. Alcxis Woorlf 2. Mac-Susi?!“- m; 3_ nfyyfle Rum. Grutic IV lb)—l, Cecil Robertson; n‘ 2_ Bobbie Waite; 3. Roland Mac- Graile V111 .1, Robert Hayes; 2. Dililgiln- myd“1,;1,_h._5; 3_ Isabelle MM. Grade III-l. Helen R-nnrsay; 2. m“ ,Gladys Ellis: 3. Ruth Ramsay, Gum V“ L 311cm Sim-W; 2_ Grade II—1. Isabelle MadDougall; ilimlri .\ii“'i"..'111; 1i. Horace I-Inyes. 2- 69mm Miwnaugani 3- Jackie Gnidc v1 1. 11mm E1115; a. Nisbvi. » 3 Lyman MIJCAHS- Grade —1. Inez Skeiry; 2. Elga ' -Bigga.r: 3. Freddie MaoNeill. R, T. Lnrkin, Principal Blanche 1E. Phillips, Assistant.

Q for 1t — Thrifty housewives have remarked "what this country needs is a good 5c package of Soda Biscuits". Christie's saw the point at once, and now the new Sc package of Christie's Soda Wafers is ready for your

enjoyment . . . crisp, light, flaky and always fresh. Get yours from your grocer today.

" and here

p’

nzvn nutty scuoor.

hml. Grade V rn\~l. Frances Wil-

I118; Gosbce; 4, IJutrer Penny; 6. Clara Penny; 7. Annie White; 8. Alonzo T-Wlflfi-

Commissiouer Reveals Facts Regarding Railway Finances

VITA-WA. 01W. Feb_ 15—(By 'I'he Canadian Press)—“In all the period between 191a and 19:11, putting debits and credits together, w, (m. during to the Canadian National Railways) have never 68.111911

' elwllSh money to pay ooal, oil end3

Wlses. We've never paid one cent to write-l." declared s11- Joseph Fla- velle. member of the Roym com- mission on Tnnnsportotion, nmight. Sir Joseph was commenting an the evidence of A. R. Masher, spokes- man (of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees, following the latter! submission. A general dis- cussion on the merits and demerits o! puiblic ownership was precipitated in which m‘. Mosher strongly de- fended government-controlled rail- ways.

“Ownership on the present huge scale by the public was a. war rel- ic," Si: Joseph asserted. 1n 1915 Canada. was oonironted with im- mense responsibilities in the dis- charge o! her war obligations No money could be borrowed in New York or England, and the Govern- ment was faced with heavy burdens relating to the mllwaw. Insflead o! mmirzg the roads over to o. re- ceiver, the Government took them in charge, titus reversing the pro- cedure oi’ the United States.

Ilnlarglttg upon the statement that the publicly owned road, in spite 0t having met its obligations in respect of bonds held by the public over a. period oi’ live years; had not paid "one cent to capital,” Sir Joseph asked Mir. Masher it he was going to put, all the Canadian roads‘ in that position. (M11 Masher had advocated Govenuncrrt-owrrer- ship of the ruihvays).

Tho Brotherhood spokesman con- tender! that that position was a rc- sult of the Govc1111nc11t having tak- cn over- roruls which 11ml lccn bank- rupicrl by private 0\\'li(‘)_';'ll[).

I11 the course of the discussion Sir Joseph Fiarvllr: took occasion to deny a former remark by one

oi’ the railxvnyriicifs DIJURUSIIICJ ‘who RSSCFLOG that, from his liiibfliiiliilflil, the government hurl taken over the old Cnnadimr Northern because the “Canadian Bank of Commerce had ‘been hravily involvcr.“ 'I'lmt state- Irncnt. Sir Joseph declurrci 1111s ab- ‘solutely wrong;

The discussion developed when yMr. Loreo decinrechthat between 1830 and 1930 the return w copi- tal on railway investment had in- cifrascd only about 75 per cent. while the return to labor had risen about 1200 per cont. The improve- ment to capital was not commen- surate with that to labor, contend- ed Mr. Inrce.

Sir Joseph Hnvclle declared that since 1918 the Canadian National Railways had never paid "one penny to the country)’

BEACH POINT SCHOOL

Honor Ttoli (or January: Senior Department Grade X-l. Dorothy lilo-Iced; 2.

Clara Beck.

Grade VITI Six-i. Geraldine

Hanis; 2, Violet Brooks; 3. Sadie Gosbee. ‘

Grade VII .Tr.—l. Beatrice K001i- 2. John Williams; 3, Charles Harold Jackson; 5.

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Grndc III Jr.—-l, Minnettn MC" vNcill and Edward Jordan; 2- 07m Nlnollc. i Grad" 11-1. scorer» Ham-ii 2~ IJohn McKenzie; 3. Bert Jordan; 4- ‘Gfllfll Brooks.

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STARR SKATES

We have I full [Ina-nil lire! !Iul prices.

The Rogers Hardware 00., Limited

H. 250 Overcoat tn rhuole The bn-lthln Qsryfzm-nfl PM.’ from. You will lI-G umlzerl at the reasonable prlcel. m M S“ KELLYDSomlVlocrINNIS “'"‘""""""“' ‘ r‘ B‘ l‘ Phone n1 1:15 nmrt Gtorge st.

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We deliver rain or shine to all parts of the city-

TIP TOP SAMPLES tor Spring have I-rrlved. New patterns - Wonderful . Values. One Price only-Made to Measure $24.00.

O. A. BRUCE

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For Fish or Meat Remember

J. A. LAWSON

Phone 1063 135 Euston St.

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The Popular Drugs-let Prescription! Iellet Articles, Curly, Smoking lflfillllel WI Aliil TO PLEASE I'll Queen Br. Phone l1! Chnrlettelewn.

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T. VERNON ROOO

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Glruu for nll Makes of Core. Tops and Uplrolnerlrrg u Specialty.

Phone HMO-J-

120 Flllroy Shoal Chnrlottetown. - P. I. l.

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Tel A70. 15 (irnnvllle Bl-

ROSE MARIE IIAIIIDIKESSING SHOPPE 168 Great George Street. PERMANENT WAVE $7.00 AND $10.00. Finger Waving, Marcelllng. llalr Cutting, etc" by exper-

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ll you would min! Illc’! tnmhlel, you mny end them,

H you will let the Rehnilfler Rot your Shoe! In time 1nd rm-illl lhtln.

llmo your Shun rebuilt by

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Tr-Icplrlnnci 11H? (fonrer l-‘llzroy nrul Edwnnl

Your, Opportunity. 10 get a 2 lb. box of G. B. Chocolates for $1.00. Ganong Bros“ sent us 2 lb. boxes instead of ones by mistake and rather than lake them buck have asked us i0 give our customers this bar- gain. Their loss is your gain.

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Retuier- Dinner! 40o. Try one and yon won't [o uny- where else. ' Special order! at all hours. Telephone 1027. Cor. Gt. (leorlo Q Kent Si. Charlottetown - I’. E I.

For the Week-End

Ilumc-rnadc Bread, Cookies, 1'95")’- Pics of all kinds, M. very reasonable prices.

IN Gmltnn St.

Lonergan’s Bakery I

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LES HQOPER Next tzelllltenzhlelluruo

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lrrtrlottetown, P. E. I.

ienced operators. Phone 1243.

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