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.M Social Evening

For K. of C. Members, Wives and Friends

This column ls reserved for news of local Interest, but advertlsinll of a newsv nature may no inserted

at flve cents a word. strictly pay

‘I010 in advance.

_.___ I JAMIESOIWS Will b th only ‘ Drug Store open this agterncfon and‘ Admission 25c

"m ___ lM POLICE COURT- A man from, -

Coveheacl charged with operating a. motor vehicle while under the in-l fluencc of liquor was given 'l days in jail and had his license can-' celled Ior a year.

i HN - HARRIS urggglAlYTgllflggl CHISJRCH seIN lo ii.

-- T°° ed C "Ee- r‘ We deepi regret to chronicle the vices next Lord's Day. Glasgow Road‘ death o; fin John J_ Han-m who 11 5- M- Harlsvule 3 P- M- Hllmerlpassed awa suddenly at the home River 7.30 P. M. The session of the lot his d,“ ‘a.’ Mm J_ Russell 5i" Brookileld Charge will D. V. meet in , Johm 73 Bayneld street. Charlotte. the Manse, Brookfleld, Wednesday, mwm on Saturday mommgfljanuary

In Memo riam

February I'll-h 8 P_ M. DI‘. A. 0.! 194a Th 1 i ML H i Thilmwn» Mlnlster- 2474i- ‘ lfitllllS seventyfilfltlfyear bullrgiasrsxil: I unacquainted with that fact would

uocxay cams- A rather in- readuy assume he teresting game of hockey was play- ed in East Royalty on Saturday 5nd mgntgl alertness, night, when the Harrington Rovers l-ls was born at Elmira. P. E I. defeated the Rural Roughriders anclinbismunger years purchased 6-3 in a fast anc- sometimes rough a farm property M; NOR-l’! Lil" game. 'I"l1e game was exciting by which he operated in such an intel- times, the boys from both sides llseut manner, coupled with stead)’ taking a few splls. No penalties. flztllfilé Zlggutrhgflfef: afigasé?) hbmlée ONTAMO Boys "u"; _ The ing a cottage near his birthplace. i0 draft of fifty-five naval ratings 32g blag‘; gggpfilelxlllgghl” M m‘ om now receiving their training st. H. Decefied was o! aye“, friendly - MCs. Queen Clilflme l‘ mm‘ and hospitable disposition equally at posed of Ontario and Prince Ed-vhome among young am; d_ no ivaid island boys. about the some was truly ~a enigma“ of u“; old llllmlWI‘ 0f 9119b» Th‘? 5W5 llmlllsclioul" and f0 lowed such ethics all Ontario B01118 mflslly 1mm the through life. His mortal remains Hamilton district. were rested at the home of his __. daughter, at Charlottetown and on RECRUITING C ONTIN UE S‘Monday evening, January 18th were BRISK _ Twenty-five applicants broufllli- by "Mil w m? 2°!“ Mam‘ were examined at the Armourles broth“ l" Elmm‘ w "e m “y > . ~ friends from these and surrounding lll Charlottetown Monday. six oi m “d m a the“. whom were for the Canadian wmmu“ e5 c“ e p y

Women's Anny Corps. Five of these ‘aspects m me memmw o‘ one they

. known so well and favorably. young women passed their IIIBCICBl had 1 g 1 examinations and were accepted on Tuesday morning h‘ we"

i . lumba Church. Lt-Col. R. C. Chandler, Rrecruiting Efflqfifilf’ w§f.,§°h§°h..d for many officer and staff, with the medical years worshipped his creator in the staff will visit Summersidc today hope of eternal reward. Services in the interests of recruiting.

at the Church and grave were con- RECEIVES PROMOTION -The

ducted b his pastor Rcv. R. J. Mac-

Donald. allbearers were U. B. Sea- msny friends of Miss Marion Mac- Kenzie, formerly on the staff of

man, W. S. MacIntyre. Russell Dina- the Eastern Securities Co. Ltd., of

well, H G Morrow, W. 1". Pierce Charlottetown. and who enlisted a

and James ‘Holland. The late Mr. Harris was married little over a year ago in the Wom- en's Division of the R.C.A.F., will

to Katherine Mooney of ChelJSlfiW

who predeceased him some twenty- be pleased to hear of her promotion to the rank of Section Officer. At

seven years n50 leaving one flflllilh‘ present Miss MocKenzle is taking

ter Mary. MTS. J. R. Si’). JOhXl. Char‘

lottetown with whom he spent the an Officers’ training course in Tor- onto.

W85 HIBIIy V8813 younger on account of his physical

past year, in an atmos here of lov- ink kindness, with skilled care and attention. Also left to mourn are a. brother D. J. and a sister Annie at Elmira and two sisters in North A - tleboro, Mass. Miss Elizabeth and Mrs. F. J. McWeeney. May his soul rest in bee".

MASS CARDS

Mary and Rusell

ATTENDING MEETING IN DIONCTON- Mr. John B. Murley. manager of the Unemployment and Selective Service office in Char- lottetown and Mrs. Lily Corrigan of the interviewing staff. left for Moncton yesterday morning to

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Air Cadets. This is P-O 5. x. vau lottewsm. '~-lArnas-Plle1Whitney who replaces F-O D. l-I. Etter as 13mm“ “d “mm mmm‘ a flight Commanflgp " and Mrs. C. J. Campbell. - m m.

attend the four-day meeting of‘ Maritime officials at the Regional lHea quarters. In the absence of Mr. urlev, Mr. Neil D. Walker will be acting manager of the Char- lottetown office.

Nurses Alumnae of Charlottetown Hiliéipital. Br!“ uh urses e -

Mr. and Mrs. Jgl. McQl-lald. Char-

i- lotteto d m AIR CADET OFFICERS COM- cklilfr.‘ ‘pa?’ Mrs. L. W. G00 W . ~ n iiissii§wétnélfi satiation» J. a» Ar Ca ets have r ntl, b - a Iqggted and rive): tlicdr clomglgsiliaaligs. ,,,3;I;,-,j;g,d M“ J- J- Oonnoilr. Char- ey are Warrant Officers 1st M and M“ D E gallant, gnu- gl-asis James 5' walker Md Larry lottert-own, ' _a nor, who now hold the rank of Mr, and Mrs. Daniel McEachern, Pilot Officer. P-O Walker is Equip- Qlqarlogggtown

ment Officci- and P-O Trainer is Disciplinarian Officer. one new officer has also been added to the

Misses Mary and Jennie McEach- crn, Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McWade. Char-

Hollywood Launches

New Actor Co-Stars With Lupino In Film Version Of Best-Selling Novel

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The lonfiawaited appearance of Jean Gab in his first American motion picture takes place at, the Prince Edward Theatre to-doy, when 20th Century-Fons “i 0on- tide" liacLils locnl premiere.

The wait is not in vain. From the first moment Cabin ap ears on the screen, to the final ode-out, there is no question that here is one of the great screen actors of our time. Coming from French language iilins to Hollywood, Gabin makes the transition with com lete success and turns in a. powcrfu and realistic portrayal of the cuiiscience-torturrd Pacific Coast bait fisherman.

Aide by splendid by Idu Lupiiii), Thomas Mitchell, (ind Cluuric Ruins, (iubin makes the film s1 memorable udditioii to tlic stasoifs roster of iiiic motion pic- turcs~onii one of its best

Th!‘ musquwruriing marshal of Mmlm City lust misses pwiyiiiq VILIIYII (it his own mo.» piilly . '

itANiiFllHiiiins Ri N i UADE!

blll'S previous portrayals ln French pictures will find him at the peak of his talent in "Moontlde," while those who meet Gabin for the first time are certain of r1 great film ex- periencc.

The feature has been excellently directed by Archie Mayo, while (he

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Trinity United Church

WEDNESIFAI‘, FEBRUARY. 17th 3.00 Hill-Auxiliaries of W. M. “Se: Kings Daughters. Ladies Akllalld all other] wumrln of t congrc at on. i - dresgc by llcv. false Gruchy-Ileartz Hall.

7.00 P.l\I.—C|lIl0|I‘ Rehearsal — Hearts.

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a 7.30 PJVL-Girl Guides and former Guides. Address Rev. Miss Hull

Gruchy -— Social 8.00 PnL-Onemservlce - Rev, Miss Grucliy — Hearts Hall. (NE-No Prayer servize this week.)

~ ~"a"-"is"sF'u‘s"s's"s's‘s"|'is"¢'-'H s"s"s'\|'s'\s'isl's'e‘e'e'e'u\‘d‘fi%'e's' ‘Ji-‘isfiflflfi

"HOGS

Monday (all day) - -- -- (lcorgc Dingwell, Souris 'l‘uesdiiy until lJlil |'.l\l. - Justin Larkin, Five Houses ‘Puesdiiy until 2.30 PM. Dingwell 8r Rossiier. Morell Tuesday until 3.04) P.M. - — Earl Jay, Mi. Stewart Tuesday afternoon until 4 PM. Frank L. McNally. Tracadie.

The above loading Hogs weekly until further notice.

Gabin Sensat ional In

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Those who were stirred by Gll-‘

Mr, and Mrs, A. P. McPhce. Elmira.

Mr. and Mrs U. B. Seamon, El- mira.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Harris, El-

ra. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Campbell. Elmira. Mi". and Mrs. Wm. Harris, Elmira. Mi". .1. M. and Regina campbell. Elmira.

s...;"si.;.;"; “Moontide”

sired under the guidance of Mark I-Ielliiiger. The screenplay by John °'““i”“il."°svi)’iifs i“ii“i§“?““° llél‘ or o e iir o er son s- , _ m- scum: “OWL mag, and Mrs. Wm F Pierce,

A screen event of major import- ML and M“ munch Holland, ance is in store for moviegoers at. Elmira thekPrince Edward Theatre this John‘ and Josephine punt m. ivee...

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__ mirn. j Mrs. Joseph Bailey and Mary,

Elmira. Mr.‘ and Mrs. James Holland, Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris, East

Lake.

Mrs. John A. McDonald, North Lzike

Mi’. and Mrs. Ernest St. John, Sumnierside.

Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Holland, SOLLH]

Misses Josephine and Margaret McQuaid, Souris.

Mi". and Mrs. ltalpii Mooney. Sourls

Mi". and Mrs. J J. Creamer, Souris

Mi". mid Mrs Patrick Si. John, _ Souris. _

Mr. and Mrs. J.B St. John, Souris

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gleason. Earuscliffe.

Mrs. F. J. McWeeney, North At-

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WEDNESDAY FEB.17 "PPAWA- M- 1i — (er) —

CRASWELL m raster-raps. 9 pun: §“.?“.§§..,m.‘ii.2t,§m§§“;i _ i . e- ans an eovre u m‘, AggNFwlmllTlllN Ll"? "ling; Variety of entertain- announced today byNavy Mlriistegr " ' ‘ ment Macdonald with official numbers

. (wife) Glasgow, Scotland.

THE__.C.l.lAB.l-.Q1"PE'E9WN clinician- Louisburg

Casualties

and next of kin:

OFFICERS Campbell. William Franklin, Lt.- Cmdn, R.C.N.V.E., Mrs. Freda M. i" " ‘l (wife) Toronto. Wilson, Ernest, Lieut., R. C. N, V.R-. Mrs. Lillian Wilson (wife) Ot-

tawa.

RATINGS Aldred. Iesiic. All. R.C.N.V.R... Mrs. Sarah Aldred (mother) Tor-

0n .

Annable. Grant Carl, 08.. R.C. N.V.R.. Mrs. Olive Anmble (moth- er) Montreal.

Banks, Merl Alexander. AB., R. C.N.V.R.. Mrs. Doris Banks (wife) car of J. L. McGinnls, RR. No. 6, Kingston, N5.

Benjamin, Stanley. AB., V2320, R.C.N.V.R., Mrs. Frances L. Ben- jamin (wife) 243 Prince Edward St. Saint John, N.B.

Bettess, Edward. AB, R-C. ..V.ic., Mrs. Selina Maud Bettess (mother) 588 Ebby Ave, Winnipeg. Cournoyer, Roland, Stoker (ist class) R..C.N.V.R., Lilianne (Iiiarel (sister) Montreal.

Forrest. George Arthur Crttes, engine room artificer (4th class), R..C.N.VB.. Mrs. Valerie Olive For- rest (wife) Montreal.

Hill. Jflmei. 93-. R.C.N.V.H.., Mrs. Elizabeth Hall (mother), Belle- ville, Qnt.

Lewis, William Erskine, AB., V1595, R.C.N.V.R., Mrs. Florence J. Lewis (wife) care of Ray Cotes, New Wiltshire, P.E.I.

MacLeod, Gordon Irwin, Slgnmri V319. R.C.N.V.R.. Mrs. Florence MacL-eod (mother) 251 Union St.. Sydney. N5.

McLlellan, John Forbes. 05., R, C.N., John Fraser Mcullan (fath- er). Moose Jaw. Sask.

Paterson, Robert Lawrence, Sigmn., R..C.N.V.R., Mrs. Dorothy Paterson (mother), Winnipeg. Robinson, Elwin, telegraphist, R. C.N.V.R., Mrs. Melita Bolton (mother), Toicnto,

Smith, Arthur JClln, P0, Tele- graphist. R.C.N.V.R., Mrs. Jessie Smith (mother) St. James, Man. Stevenson, James Charles Ron- ald, LS. R..C.N.VR.. Mrs. Gladys Stevenson (wife) Verdun, Que.

Liddle. Eric, LS. Royal Navy (next of kin not given).

Cartwright, Kenneth, 05.. Royal Navy (next of kin not given). Hancock, A., leading radio me- chanic, Royal Navy (next of kin not given.

Garden. Rayburn Vincent. engine room artificer (4th class), W569i. R.C.N.V.R., Mrs. Dorothy R. Gal"- den (wife) Enfield, N.S.

Gauvin, Joseph Maglolre Rene.

., R.C.N.V.R.., Mrs. Honorins Raymond (mother) Montreal.

Graves, Carleton Scott, AB, R.

C.N.V.R., Mrs. Elizabeth Graves

Griffin. Earle Frederick, AB. V22559. R.C.N.V.R., Mrs. Margaret J. Griffin (wife) Dalhousie Junc- tion, NB.

MacGre r, Duncan, Stoker, 1st class) R. .N.V.R.., Peter MscGi-e- gor (father) Windsor, Ont.

McDonald, Ronald Joseph, AB. R.C,N.V.R.. Mrs, Nellie McDonald (mother) Saskatoon.

McNeil, Donald, chief engine room artifloer. R.C.N.VR., Mrs. Mary Ellen McNeil (wife) Verdun, Que.

MarPhail, John Angus. Codei- V1588. R.C.N.V.R.. Mrs. Catherine M%eIPhail( mother) Argyle Shore. P. . .

MacPhall, Sidney John, siokcr (1st class), V456. R.C.N.V.R., Mrs. Cassie A. MacPhail (mother) St. Andrew St.. Plcbou. N.S.

Merryweathei". Hllgll. Coder, RC. N.V.R.. Mrs. Helen hl6fi‘yili‘f‘flillt‘i' (mother) Edmonton. _

Morin, Joseph (lcorgcs Edouard Vincent, 05., R.C.N.V.R., Mrs. Geneva Mo n (wife) St. Romuald, County Lev s. Que.

Ninian. Thomas Maxton, ordin- ary telcgraphist, R.C.N.V.R., Wil- llam C. Ninian (father) Calgary.

Rice, Stanlev Norman, sicker (‘hid class). R.C.N.V.R._ M1"s. Lydia Rice (mother) Toronto.

Tanner, James Arthur, AB., R. C.N.VJR.., Mrs. Marion Tanner, (mother) Saiilt Ste. Marie. Ont.

Vikstrom, Jack Richard. AB.. R. C.N.V.R.. Mrs". Betty Vikstrcm (wife) Montreal.

Watson. Norman Russell. stoki-r (lst class) R, C. N. V. R., Robert Watson (father) Winnipeg.

Anderson, Archibald Frederick, stoker (ist class), R.C.N.V.R., Mrs Catherine E. Anderson (mother) Vancouver.

Gilbert, William McConbic. icic- izraphlst. R.C.N.V.R.. Mrs. JCflll Gil-

Charlottetown,

her family and friends as long as they live. Of children were born lsoretta. and Herbert. Boston, Mass; Patricia, Mrs. James Saunders, Kenslngi-Qll; Elllllleu- Prop. of the Enterprise Bakery, Charlottetown and Mabel. MP5- Wilirecl Kelly. Summcrsidi‘. Aillei the death 0i liei" first husband sit married Oscar Brennan who D16- deceased her by iwelllY-five Will's- Aftcr his death she resided for a time with her daughter Patricia at Cambridge, Mass. Shc spent tlivlilfill ioiii" yczirs with hci‘ (ifiilfililfll M-l if‘ , lfl Sunimcrsitie whore sltc lltffltlfllllil passed away on Juiuizii-jv iiilli "_ , an illness oi some lllOllllla. Bvi-itlvs

bei-t (mother) Calgnr

l ~=_—~~4— I A. McDonald of Mill Valley. lt wnsi here in lisi" home iii Mill Vtilloy tliiii > slic will be remembered for liei" uiii- _ standing qualities as n home-maker. , Hospitality and kindness to tiicniis and strangers was purl uf licr daily l life and in those early days tmvci- lcrs depended greatly on tlic hos- pitality oi their countrymen. She was an expert in the culincry art.

ileboro, Mass.

Ueboro, Mass.

‘ MESSAGES OF SYMPATl-IY Mr. and Mrs. Basil McQuaidp Charlottetown. i

Mrs. Catherine McKeai-ney, Sourls Mrs. Lloyd McInnls, Souris. _ ‘ Mi". and Mrs. P. E. Holland, Souris Miss Josephine Mc uaid. Souris Mrs. Hugh McDonal , Greenvale. Mr. J. D. Campbell, Kingsboro. Mrs John Whalen, East Baltic, LAC. and Mrs. 'I‘.A.Harrls, Ottawa Mi". and Mrs. Andrew McLean, Trenton. Mrs. Ferdinand Gallant. Halifax. Mrs. Frank Chev-Brie, sourts. Miss B. E. Grant, Providence, R1

10% ii iii sum llave can ansaru

That’: wby i! pays I0 use CULGRTIYS TOOTH POWDER!

Bad breath is l/rierldr-loser OTHERS always detect before YOU do yourself. So play safe. l Guard your gersonsliry with Colgate‘: Toot Powder.

Selenllfle tests prove conclu- sively that In 7 out of l0 ecu: Colgctfs Tooth Powder instantly slop: oral bcel breath.

SAVES YOU MONEY I

I In Memoriam

livins. summon? BRENNAN

Co , ‘to other-leading brands I _ _ l s large tinnf Colgate} gives you; ,,,°,{‘,,§“§‘§:,',{, ‘rffglotelélglflfijfteflfs, up w 30 mm bmbmsz) aim Elizabeth Brennan, died at the home on up m 46 mm bw Ices-for of her daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Kelly,

not a penny more!

TIP TO SMOKERS! Col are’: Tooth Pow er is one of the quickest, easiest ways to guard a sins: tobacco na n and tobacco breath!

CO LGATPS

Bummerside. Mrs. Brennan was in) her eighty-second vcar and had lived most of her long and useful life in Mill Valley and Kenslngton, wheiie a léckilst of friendsdmogm he; pass ng. e was a au o James Johnston and Mary CWRCX‘ of lKinlcoéa WRQIB shsshreceiiaeid go; eary e ucs an. e a en e 513E351.’ 32215.’. °Zl.‘.i‘°.i.’.‘i.°i2‘.¥ ‘““.“ e . se - 19131" pqwpgg cral ears to the teaching profess- w/u. m. 40¢ t’.'.i"i..‘.‘ilé“iil'§l“§.¢‘.°“.‘i.'§“i-" “‘ m’ - Rev. Mgr. Gillis who was to be lier Pastor and Spiritual Advisor for ‘forty years during his regime as

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l CLEANS YOUR BREATH AS IT CLEANS YOUR TEETH pastor of Indian River.

In the year 1885 she married John

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_ a Miss EliZiwEtli HBFYIS. Noflll M‘ (cheerful disposition and ever rendi-

nii her patience in tritils, hcr

l ness to extend the glad hiiiiri of wtl- i come were attributes which ut- l tracted many visitors to licr honzc. I sides attending to the llPCiw | her family she tenderly cal-rd for. her husband's iigcd parents. with: whom she resided (ind found time y to do he)" part in hifiilfs ci (‘lllll'(‘l'l , and community. Ten parties iii g Indian River which uiere big social ,' events in their day found her fll\\'ll".S ‘ nt her post of duty with a well l stocked basket Silo llflfl a phasing voice nnd was cvci" willim! i0 (in h" r part in church choir niid commiuiitv social life. Silo was more tliiin Oi‘- dinurlly endowed with plrvsicil .1!- tractions and her busy life on ll large farm seemed to enhance rather than mar her natural charm and beauty. One acquaintance told the writer slic was a ncvcr-to-bc-inv- gotten picture arriving at Indian River for Divine Service, wiiii livr husband and children after driving in the family carry-all from her home, a distance of six miles. a feat which would scarcely be undertaken in those days of motor travel, Truly, she was s remarkable womrm whose memory will be fondly cherished by =

Wll WOMEN Wll0 Sill-T

ll0T FIASIIIS

If you sufler hot flashes. (illness, distress 0f "irregularities" nlu

spells. are weak nervous or irrltair

- due tn the ‘middle age" period i , a woman's rife-take Lydia E Pin) I hams vegetable. Compound It I helped thousands upon thousand. of women to reifsvn such symptoms Mode in Canada Pinkhanfs Com

pound is worth. frying!

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lioi" immediate i-‘illlli’ all")? mcll‘ (iniicri she |E\\'P\ to muiirii :1. bro-y (my, Dr, J. A .ll)llll.‘\l()ll (if 'l‘iiIlll-‘ll»~ tivo llilli-bl'()l.ll(‘l'.\. Joliii ziiiii Stclfll‘ on Johnston oi Kiiikoiui and iwr hall-sisters. i\'ll'.'~., Louis Smith i)‘. Bcdcquc and Brigid Johnston (ii- Lot 65. Hcr funeral, to Iiidiun RH-i . Church and ccmcierl‘. “RS “"1" from tlic home of 110i‘ doiiclitfut N!" Jiinics Saunders, Kciisiiigpii mi Friday morning, Jaiiiinri" lnili. High Muss of Rfqlllfllll was cclobiuicfl _\ Rev, Joseph N. Tijamfli‘. “llfl Y‘ conducted the service nt the u- < The pallbearers were John A Thompson, Linus German, Leonard Sliccliun. Heath Bownc-ss Wm. Coli- nick and Harold Mclvoi R. l. P.

Card of Thanks

'l'li:~ fuuiiiy of lllt‘ l.i1(- hirs. l-Ilizii- l

bctli Brennan wish it) siiticzclv thunk their friends illl(l llclllllllill.‘ for their mun acts of kindness and sympathy, aso those who scut floral tributes. Mass Cards. (cic- grams and messages of sympathy. They wish to especially’ thank Mr Jose ii Devison, funeral dirfcioi". for IiS kindness and consideration in their recent bereavement.

The $12.00 class includes overcoats worth up to $18.50 The $15.00 class includes overcoats worth up to $25.00 The $20.00 class includes overcoats worth up to $32.50 MEN'S STORE

her first marriage six ' viz. Garfield, ‘ who died at the age of LWelil-y-IWQ. larger than a man's thumb to ears quantities, has been found essenti IE-Sldlllg 1X1 three feet long.

treasures,

VERCQATS at a

SAVING i

Here's s. group of all wool OVERCOATS . .. not a. large group but an interesting one, . . . being offered at a. notably attractive reduction.

There are three price classes every one means a. saving of twenty-five per cent to one

third.

Class 1 ..............$12.00 Glass 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.00 Clasa3 ..............$20.00

MCDRE a. M‘-°LEOD foiled’

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CORN OF SIZES FLUORINE FOR TEETH

Corn ears vary in size fi"om no The element fluorine, in piope to healthy teeth.

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Department of Public Works and Highways PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDW/ARD ISLAND

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SEALED TECDERS uill be l'L‘l‘L'l\'('i’l ill this Depart)- meni. until noon 0n Friday’, February" lilth, for supply-in“ the following lumber:-

('l'o he (lclivorcd rii the .\'i)If'l‘li fJi~I(il.'(il'I'l‘()\\'\l FERRY WHARI" (in 0i" Iii-furl‘ .\llll'l‘h Zlllh. Iillfl).