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MURRAY HARBOR AND VIO- lNlTY.—'i'he fair-mere of lthis vicini- ity sire lbueily engaged in hauling this wood.— Tiheemeit ‘industry has proved a failure acoordilng to a. report from Mr Eugene Keeping. —Mir John Livingstone has oom- ploted his new fox ranch.-— Mr. Silas Hugh is ‘busily engaged haul- ing lumber from Murray River»- Mr. Henry Sbnrom has installled a new pipelese furnace which has proved very GEUSQECtDYYr-‘MISS Ethel Horton is visiting heir tnlenlis ln Murray Harbor.-—-Miss Mildred Cooper hale neituilnod to the city recently where she will resume her studies at P- W. C.-— Mr. Percy Sbarum has ‘returned to tit? oriy after spending o. very enjoy- able Christmas av. the homo of his DZlPEHMS Mr. and Mris. Henry shaman-Mr. Stewart Robertson

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Short Courses in Agricu|ture and Technical Subjects

By arrangement with the Federal Department of Technical E ‘ cation short term counses lasting from 3 to lwceko and common ‘rig on February 1st, will be glvcn ln AQy-lgulturo, Motor Mechanics, Woodworking, Blacksmith- dng, Civics Oommerci-l Arithmetic, suitable English, Reading and Drawing.

mimics from the Country W"! he elven their "IIWW fora and l bonus of $2.00 per wcck for satisfactory at- toadanco.

Application; wlll be received up tlll January 31st, at the Department o! Agriculture from whllch full Information may be olblnlnad relative to any of the above courses.

Thoqo dourou are open to all over school ago and are prgpnyqjlyltﬂjj View of nsl " , thou whose school edu- oltlon van lmlismpists n well a t» afford Instruction. in ﬁlo various Mdullcal subject;

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ilull the misfortune of cumin-g, his ioui.—Mr. Allan Maobeod mild Mr uiilrnei. Penn-y left rgcenitly for the iiiaiiilzilnd—~l\l‘i‘. J. H. Livingstone s, busilly engagled _~.pa.i.nt‘lng the lzliliwzty sisulon at _urray Harbor. l Mi‘. vcrii Davey lmd Mr.’ James ‘Jililfdlll paid a vile-i}, b0 Gladstone ‘Using, the gum“. ol"?Mr John ' lll;.i;iii——.\ia‘.ss itcus Sharam has i coiililiicu l0 ihl. house for slcilzii (lllyﬁ with a very severe .l'uld.—i\ii'. Wlllllilll Keeping has ‘ lilJalled n. nL-W radio-dllllstl “guts ucil lelt rcceii-ily for the in, where she intend-s spelling 1.1-, itlli-Lbl‘ liiuulliia-liiic llilllty Wllllu of Miss riazell Shel-am ivill _l‘l-‘ glad LU lcaiili that shc has re- ‘ .-.ci'cu b.0111 her fBUc-llll. illuieiss.— '.\l: UJJllLlHl Lleck has returned "UHAU from lvoslern Canada and ‘ll-minim’ llic Wlcﬂlllu!‘ VBIPY cold.» iiie many friends of Mrs Pearl llxrllaiii zilie glad to know that sh.- ililu‘ recovered from her recent ill- iicss- —-Miss Hlazel Sharnm and Mliss Elliiia Gamble paid a visit. to Alllrray Harbor ‘beinig the guests 0f Miss Rota sllél'l'ﬂlll.—‘l\'ll‘- Tholz. Herring has retuirned home from Sydney where ‘h-e intends spending llie winter mon‘ths.~.l\lr. Dnilziol Sliuram paid a flying visit to Abneyw-lllr. Lorne Buell is busily engaged ill haulinga Ibulldlng which he purchased isoinls ‘llllle some time ago from Mr Clarence \\'l\i‘te.—l\Ir. Will Hugh is suffer- iiig from blood poisoning in the lisnd.—Miss Lucy Lumlloson is (cinching music in Muirray lillrbor. 4M1: Gordon Billiard has return- ed lionils from Boston, reports Uinios very dtllllr-Nlu‘. Lauchie llllicPherson h dathe misfortune of fzilliivg on ‘the ice and breaking his |lii'iii-—.\irs. Hammond Nicholle is ‘sponlliiig the wimiui- nmnthg in Uncle Same c0unt1"y.—-Mr. James (‘lnpmnn left for Boston‘ recently :.'lll(l intends spending the winter *tilen?.—‘;\l1'_ Jauiies MacKzly paid a visit t-o Gladstone recently- .i\l‘l'. Vcrilor Davey ‘hall, ‘tho mis- ‘flirtlliio o1‘ freezing his car-Mr. John Slizllrllm is busily lengziged in lvhoiiliill‘: his winters wood-Mi‘ ;l$llll.(3 Stewart paid u flying visll to Gladstone recently.— The .\llll‘i‘.’l_V lilirlior school ‘is progress- ing favourably llnlder rho skillful lllillllll-Ztfiilllllll. of Mr. Arthur Blrook llllll Illlss Agn-Els Climiioiits.~— Tile liilj-roliainls of this vicinllty report {HHlO vnry dull at the present.

Will Take Oﬁ y l All Excess Fat

lln you know that [hora In n simple l‘ill'('ll\'(! rcuiedy for overfntiicss, one that may be used safely and secretly by niiy iniin or woliinn who is losln tlic iiloiiiloriinss of youth? It is the tub- ll~t form of the now fnmous hlllrmola Prl-sl-riptioii. Thousands of lllPll nnll woiiil-ii (’l\('li your rl-lznill blender. health. l_lil figures by iialiig Mlirmoln Tablets. W". 101i. cnli expect to reduce steadily liiill oiislly without going through long iill-gl-s of tiresome exercise and stnrva. llUll llll-t. Mnriiioln Prescription Tablets iirl- sold by nil drugglsts the world inc-r lit one dollar n box, Ol‘ you m" ~'l‘i‘lll“t' llioni direct ironi the hlnrlnoln 10.. (leiiornl Motors Bldg" .\ll1-h.. on receipt of price,

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large silvér cup which was twice in succession by the P. Pioneer Boys’ Ayrshire Oldb in- club Judging at Amherst is now-f exhibition in the Rogers Her Co. show-window. This vaiiudhto ‘ . coveted cup ls now in the

out possession oi! the Club, which» has decided to put up the cup for individual competition among its members attbe fall Exhibitions. ‘

already been received ‘by the

snort courses in agrlculturalvmﬂ

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TECHNIOAL SCHOOL. --Upl wards of thirty applications hauls Agrlcnltuila ilrom

part-ment oi.’

who are desirous of attending the‘

technical subjects which - mt the Technical Soh-ool on ndny,‘ February 2nd. As there la still a week left roi- ﬁlling application, there ‘ls every indication lihatthwe coursLs are goiilig to be wall ‘at- tended. ‘ ' ‘ - ‘

AT THE SUPREME COURT-din the Supreme Court yeetoifdll. the hearing of the case of Mrs. boil: Wakelin vs. Robert Rhynea. to!‘ trespassing to goods,‘ came‘ up he.- fore Mr. Justice Haggard dIlp, Jury. Johnston, K. C.- ' r Plalntlﬂ: Martin, K. (1., and D. McKtnnon, K. C., for Defendant. In the fore- noon llle plaintiff gave evidence that the defendant had impounded her horse and when she tried to get it he assaulted her. She also stat- oil that he had shot her chickens and geese. Dr. Dewar testified to having treated the plaintiff for cer- tain injuries. in the afternoon plain- tiffs sons glive evidence in support of their mother. Mrs. Rhynes wife of the defendant gave evidence for the defence null was cross examin- l d by Mr. Johnston. At 5 o'clock the hearing adjourned until 10.30 this morning. The case is creating much interest. ..- i-—<-0>--—— . PERSONALS '

Mr. Goo. McDonald, Vernon, was a visitor to the city yesterday.

Mr. llfartin Kelly. Newtown Cross. was a visitor to the city yesterday.

For Flrnt Alll-Rllsiarilh Llnhncnt. —-¢o&-—-—-

“Tho- Great Dia- mond Mystery,”

Tho old question of ‘Who Killed Cock Rubin" is the basis of "The Great Diamond Mystery," Shirley hlﬂSOifS new “lilllam Fox picture, ‘which opened at the Prince Edward

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I Few people are neally aware of; amount of ‘pu-bllclty‘ work that ‘has been done during‘, the paei. your by ‘the Princ: Eu l Wilﬂl island Tourist Alssoclirtiozn- i Organized in‘ November, 19241 the Association storied ivork lllrl mellintely and ‘the winter months “lore ‘spent in» preparing and imb- l-ahlng IlJDDKIOlS and pamphleu for distribution during the sum; iiier. l

The matter of newspaper advei‘ l, tlsiug was ‘referred to a commit 7 ll o composed of some of tlbc heist‘, nllvclhtising menl in Brliloe Ell-l

. . ward Island who carefully consid-"

cred ‘the different publicationt-ii an-d selected this best mediums for, th-Zis purpose. l,

Tourist» and Publicity Associa-j Lions throughout United Stntels‘ lulll Cunzida More communicated with so ‘that the llocal organiza- tion should be thoroughly up-io- date and run onl this best possible methods.

The proper steps were taken with a. view ‘to ‘bettering fishing conditions in ‘the Plnovinioo.

The entire winter was spent in constant work preparing material and paving ‘the way for the sum-

more activities. l‘

Ais a llinect result of having an, organized Touwist Association thel Province received the benefit 0f|

Theatre last night. Cock Rolbin in this case is the hcnd of a firm of; (liillllOlld merchants. ‘who managesl to get himself mysteriously murd-l cred after a certain wealthy wom-‘ an makes a lot of trouble for him ‘DSC81150 of tile disappearance of

one of hur necklaces, and the sulb-l stltutiun of ii worthless paste com- position ln its place. '

In this picture dainty little Shir- lny has u role which fits her very nicely, indeed. As the author of a murder mystery novel called “The Phantom Jury," she advances a theory that conscience drives a murderer back to the place where he comlmltted ills crime and for that reason it should be easy to catch and arrest a killer. Little does sbo suspect that a tragic sit- lllitlnn much like the one described in her book is about to come intl her life. but it does, and she finds herself in the role of a detective, trying to f-ree her fiance from the death-house at Sing-Sing where he

tier of the diamond merchant here- in before mentioned.

“The Great Diamond Mystery" makes a fine evening's entertain- ment. There is plenty of fun sprinkled through the picture, some of which is provided by i1 slangy. divill-mny-care girl friend of Ruth Winton (Miss Mason). The cast is unusually wcll known and (ialp zilble. In it are Jackie Saunders as the slangy “-kid"; Harry Von Motor, Philo McCullough, Hector Surnin. William "Busttir" Collier, Jr., Eu- genie Gilbert‘ and John (Zoi-lslir. Denlson Cllft who ls msponsilblo for a number of recent Fox sliccoss- es, ilirected tho production from ll story by Shannon Fife and scenario ‘by Thomas Dixon, Jl'.,

“Deep Sea. Panic" a screaming comedy is also on tho blll-of-furl- which lvlll b0 shown today for the lust times.

EBZEMA IN RASH QLHANBS

llchell and Burned. Cillicllra llealell.

" Eczema broke out on my hands in a rash of red plmplol. l! ltchod and burned ceusin_ roe to scratch. l could not put my hands in water, and i could not do my work very well. The trouble lasted about two months. l road an advertisement for Cutlcure Soap and Ointment andscnt for a frce sample. After using it I got relief so r chased morc,whlch complete! healed ms." (Signed) Mill Sarah hulmnn, 255 .‘ Manning Ave., T ronto, Ontario.

Cutlcura Soap, Ointment and Tslcum promote and maintain skin gal-fry, skin comfort and skin

saith. The Soap to cleanse, the Ointment to heal and the Talcnm to powder. '

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1 er and gardener who produce the

$1,000.00 worth of new-spaper Elll-I vcizvtislng donnlléd by the Canadian; National Railways,

Over 30,000 pieces of literature- werc distributed (luring the yen/r. Thesis were isenll. ilo leading hotels,‘ C. N. It. and C. P. It. railway eta.»

‘l vahmble “iammm bemnglng mitbons, lilorcliants‘ & illlners Trans-l

portlltlon Co‘, rlllllninlg between] Florida zllid» Boston, Conventions; throughout the U. S. and Doinin-l lohl and t0 evosy poin-t it was con-Y sldered llilsy colillll be used lo» nd-' vantage. (‘opius were placed in every car oivluring (lnnvldli by way of ‘Lille St. Sicpheii gateway.

lecturers were provided slides and given lravcloglles des- criptivle ‘of our island from Coast io Coast.

Over 1200 ‘letters of inquiry were (received at the office atiiii were nnisule-rcll jicrsonally-

Advertisements were placed in many newspapers ‘in U. S. and Canada and. reaclimi over Mill‘ mil- lion people.

Photographs were sent to lead- ing illustrated papers ‘tlirougboul the oounlry giving views of ble 115' land.

Manly vievilswvelre also sent lo sumhlolis and.‘ societies 'i!l|li9l‘-6lS"(l in publicity work.

Several flab ponds were stocked during the yearns a result of the efforts of the Association.

Practically every ‘dollar received last yiear wee expended on plsbll-c- ity work and every means possllble Wale lllBed- to make, this money go as ‘fair as 1iosisilbllh.

While no public ucknnwledtzv- inenit ‘hllw been mlillc tho Offitllllﬁtl of the Association have rccoivnll mainly valuable i-lliguoslt-llons, both personally and ‘through the Press, from t-imc to limit‘ and have lil- ways olllltmvollrod l0 llUl on llivtsli whiare practicable.

in ishort ‘the Prince Erlwn-rll ls- land Tourist Association has spoull one entire year putting foliiih cou- stanlt efforrt to put our Province on the mop. A lar e measure of success has ‘boenl a mined mill if uhiis work can ‘be continued for several years our lliltle island shall he known tio tourists from all over .he world. Nothing slim coeds ‘llkB success and llll’: Toni-Isl Alzrs-oclation has ‘boom a Jdecllloll success. ‘Thlrtyelx rhouoailil pills- eenigers crossed via S. S. Cali‘ Ferry and Hochlelage last lsummer from June ‘to September. sixty thousand lis thils years ohjectlvo and slxlty thousand summer vieit- cms mean a prosperous yclrr for Prince Edwrll island, it mleama thl.‘ spreading over our province o-f two nfillion ddllams at least. This means better times for the tarm-

moiterlal to feed the summer vlleiit- wr, béiltelr times for these who mimics it a. lbueine-se to keep and house tourists, better Min-es for fishermen. (tourists love fish) bet- ter times lor fox meni. tourists l-TO‘ rusunﬂly llnistrlriss men who J30 always ready ‘to grasp an op- portunllty to invest. And better Amos for the merchant. A' large percentage of all money received nuot ipnos through the hainkla o! RIBJIIQIUhQIIT. in one way or an- Jbhﬁf and. ready money invariably ‘means better business. it sixty ‘*' ‘ ‘ visitors can this reair lbe brought lo our province lt that every relzlldont of

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has started the ﬁrst, drive ever undertaken to bring Eastern and Western Canada closer together, and to explain away many of the misunderstandings which have grown up since the war, and which are threatening the underpinning of Confeder- ation. ‘

The Telegraph-Journal of st. John, has sent a representative West. He is now in Ontario. Before his return he will address public bodies, . and canvass ‘individuals in Quebec as well as the Prairie Provinces, on his mission of A

“SELLING THE MARITIMES , " ' ' TO THE WEST.” _ ,.

Many thousands of Western Canadians will be bold the story of what the Maritimes have done for Confederation, andwhat we expect in return. The claims of St. John and Halifa "as Canada's national ports will be persistently A "ll forcibly set forth. ‘

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