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RETTY, healthy, happy, interesting -—Mary is among the mo]: popular girls‘ at every party. Her parents, and she herself, have found the real secret of preparing body and mind for a happy. successful life-right eating.

Grape-Nuts is the kind of food which makes for health, happiness and success. Grape-Nuts gives the body exactly what it needs-the five essential elements of nutrition. It is remarkably easy to digest. v It has one of the most appetizing of all flavors. And it is crisp-so that Y0" 81" " proper exercise to teeth and gums through delightful chewing.

Grape-Nuts costs little. Four teaspoon- fuls, costing less than one cent, is suf- ficient for each person. Serve with milk or cream right from the package. All grocers have it—ir-. wax-wrapped packager.

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VICTORIA NOTES. -Mr. W. M. Lea and daughter Marlon loft Mon. 1111)’ morning. Feb. 7th for Toronto where Mr. Lea will attend a meet- 1118 of the liolstein-Friesian Assoc- iation of Canada of which he is a dlrecml" T119)’ were accompanied as far as Montreal by Mrs Crllly Lea who will visit Mr. idea's father and brother there.—Mrs l-ienth Bowness. Kensington is visiting her daughter Mrs F. M. Pidgoon, Victoria.—Friends of Mr. Chas, Logan will be pleased to hear he is improving. Charlie was injured In a hockey match at Cornwall B01119 time 8B0. lie will be unable to play for some time yet-A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and. Mrs F. M. Pidgeon on Tuesday, Feb. 8th the sixth anniversary of their wedding Progressive auction was played until the wee sma‘ hours. Mrs Kélth Boswell Won the ladies prize for the highest number of points. While Donald McLeod won the gents Miss Florence Profit and Leroy Howatt won the other ex- treme respectively.—— Mr and Mrs Win. McLean of Maccan, N. S., are spending a vacation at the home of Mr McLean's mother, Mrs W‘. H. Collett.

NORTH R-USTICO AND VICIN- ITY — The school at North Rustico which is under the capable man- agement of Miss ‘Emily Platte is doing good work. —!l'he skating fans at North Rustlco are having a

GREENWICH WOMEN'S INSTI- TUTE.--Tho February meeting of this Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Ambrose Rattray and was “1191111911 11y eight members and one visitor. After opening with the island hymn, roll call was an- swered with Valentine Verse. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The program committe was elected. During the business discussion, the new chair for the school was ordered payed for. lt was decided to pur- chase a teacher's desk for tho school. A financial report of thei social held on January 20th was‘ submitted by the secretary. The program for the evening consisted of interesting and helpful readings. Lunch was-served by the hostess, aiid'the meeting adjourned with singing the National Anthem. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mra Earl MacEwen and roll-call will he answered with, “Don'ts for the Sick Room".

IS UNABLE TO SATISFY HOTlEiLMAN'S DEMANDS

‘TORONTO, Feb. 12. - Ontarioi hotel man staged a last minute ef- fort in lPremiorFergusons office to-day to have the liquor gates op-. ened as wide as possible under the new government sale of liquor measure which was finally passed upon in cabinet council at noon. The terms of the new drink bnil were submitted to the rank and file of the Tory party In the illouse at a caucus which followed the cab-

‘mn cnsnrrvrrnrovvn (immuta-

visited by the Club, which presented rthoir coin- edy-drame, "Pile Man From Tor- o

seen such a praiseworthy perform- ‘ance from rural talent. in itself is delightful and this coup- iled with the truly lhi-gh-class man~

Agricultural

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THE TRUE STORY 0F,’ A CHAMPION

-—-AT THE—-— ' 1 “H.

PRINCE EDWARD

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ritive value. Over exposure to sun- shine also reduces lts feeding vs- lue. lln curing Red Clover hay methods should therefore be our, ployed by which the dryInB. 181 done as much as possible by tho‘ wind. . “As a pasture plant IRed Clover is not surpassed by any other leg- ume. ilt ls relished by all kinds of farm animals. On account of the tenderness oi’ the young plants. and the necessity to have them start the winter in good condition. it is not advisable in the prairie province to pasture lied Clover the same year It is sown. iln some parts of Ontario, when it may grow rather rank the latter part of the first year, the field is usually pas- tured, to what extent depends on conditions. Grazing late in the fall or pasturins too close by sheep is apt to reduce the succeeding

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eh air-proof natal-foil wli- b ~ Y - 1 ‘f e — -

- 1",; My, _ egin early in the spring and con- t i _

u“. u q ‘y tlnue until late in the fall. ~. ‘ “When cattle and sheep are turn- _ _ ed into a field of Red ICIover, there 4 7 1 is always danger of bloating espec- ‘ _ - 1 ally if it is wet with dew, Mid the - . - ~ ‘ Bedeque And animals start grazing on empty ‘M. and stomachs." ‘ o Thereabouts llt is not too boastful to state that ‘I ' h?‘ . I 8 O ..._. in no part of Canada can better 1Y1- a t m

hay be grown than in Prince Ed- ward island. All doubt on this point is dispelled by taking a stroll in the Charlottetown Hay Market. This is the rulc, except in unfav- orable seasons 1n good weather seasons, if the soil is in good herat. the hay "shines like a gold dollar." and commends the very highest price. IHere we wish to caution

Tuesday, Februarydst, we were Albany Dramatic

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mo". in the Central Bedeqne Hall. ‘Seldom, if ever, Ihos the writer

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CANADA Walter and Ray Weeks, Frederic-

ton, paid a flying visit to ltustico recently. —— The Young Peoples Progressive Group of N. Rustico and Cavendish held their usual weekly meeting at Mr. ‘E. C. Le- Pages on iFriday evening, Febru- ary 4th, despite tho Inclenicncy of

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Rubber Footwear, Hard- ware, Etc.

very low price. TERMS CASH.

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In Groceries, Flour i Feed,

Beat, quality SOREENED COAL always in stock. Car just arrived and selling at a

We‘ have In stock and dlaeharg

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Ooal, Including

OLD SYDNEY SOREENED INVERNESS BOREENED SPRINQHILL BOREBNID ALBION ROUND ALBION STOVE

‘cove "Stare" vs. Albany "st. Pats".

_ Wednesday night

the weather. After the meeting games were indulged in for soine time. flvlrs. LgPage then served lunch to all present, iii her usual generous and hospitalbly manner.— Later, all wcnded their ways to their respective homes having spent a most delightful evening.- Mr. Lorne Houston was a recent visitor to Stanley.— Miss Robina Glover returned to her home in Stanley alftcr having spent n few days in iNorth Rus-tico. — Mrs. B W. lLelPage, Charlottetown. was a visitor to Rustico on lSunday. ——Mr.

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Miss Rihoda Muirhesd has re- turned home after a pleasant week spent with: relatives llll ‘Hampton. she was accompanied by her cous- in. Miss Louise Cameron, 0f Hamil- ton, whom we feel sure will enjoy hei- visit to North ‘Tryon.

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Mr. ‘l-led-ley lCallbeck was among the fans who followed tihe Arrows to the lCape Tuesday nlzlll-

I Mr. H. M. ‘Chisholm, well known merchant of Noriilr Tryon 1s doing a thriving business, especially in radio.

led a radio. -— ‘Miss E. Platte spent

The Women's Auxiliary of North Rustico had a Parlour Social at the

I i The game advertised ‘for Tues‘ holne of Mr. Chester Woolnor mi

day night, at Albany. Augustine was thoroughly enjoyed was chief- ly tho work of tho Mission Build. The chief feature of this part of

was cancelled at ‘the last minute. us Stars never appear 0n 41101111)’-

nlghm‘ ' the evening was a. solo by Mr. . v w“, _ w t _ Ewen Mackenzie, who, though past lags]? mitt, Mghmugh, Tfifiolgogi, three scorn and ton years, sang

some old tlnio songs much to the delight of all. —A‘t the conclusion of tho programme games added the attraction of the evening in which all, old and young took an active part. —tAfter lunch was served by the good ladies of tho Auxiliary all departed feeling it ‘had been ‘an evening well spent. ~The many friends of iMiss Helen. LelPage are pleased to know she has returned to her home and is recovering from her recent sickness.

Saturday laet with a lhonutifu-i now driven‘, for which he no doubt, paid a good round figure.

Messrs. G. McLeod and J. A. Thomson were interested specvat- ore at the -C. Y. M. L.-Royal game in iCape Trav- eiee rink.

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ASSISTED BY J. B. TAYLOR

In Memoriam

JOHN McNEILL

The death of John C. McNeill of Boston, but formerly of West River in this Province, is another remind- er that in the midst of life we are in death,” and that “like a flash 0f the lightning or break of wave man passes from life to his home in tho grave."

ALMON NUT °pf°ME~rR|asr Three‘ wleeks ago Mr. McLean no-

", R1 h t compan e the remains oi his

p AMERICAN HARD "L" a mo“ 8 ".1 cousin, Miss Katherine McLean, to ‘ B5800 COKE their last resting place at New

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DURING THE LONG WIN- TER EVE-NINGS by a oom- fortable flre place a GOOD BOOK Ia one of the heat com- panions one could desire.

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we have about 1000 eoplea of oholee well bound Books (re- prints) by the BEST AUTH- ORS. These Booka, when offered to the public aa ‘NEW FICTION aell at $2.00 per volumn.

We give your oholea for Only

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A great bargain truly. Now lo the time to add to your book shelf. Some good Books at lass than HALF PRICE. Oome In and look them over ‘g . .

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Dominion. in his short stay he visits some friends in Charlotte- town, and his aged father at Rocky Point. A man fifty years of age. of splendid physique, and seeming- ly in the best of health. he bade his friends good-bye saying he ‘would come next summer and see them

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Llttle did they think that the Chlrlfli-tstowrl, P. E. I. good-bye was the last and the news of his sudden death came as a. great shock. Alas; for the plans of man, amid the uncertain ties oi‘ life. God willed otherwise, for after an illness of only one day his spirit was called to the Great Be- yond.

The largely attended funeral

from his home on January 30th and the many floral tributes were evi- dence of the esteem in which the deceased was held in the Dlace of his adoption. Besides a. large number of relat- ives he leaves to mourn a widow. formerly Miss Elizabeth Rowe of Charlottetown.

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YORIKTON. Basin. Feb. 12. —— ‘iErigland has never done a W1!" thing than Hepay .1191‘ W" debt y’ the United States said Dr. A. h. Buille. chaplain to ‘his Majesty ‘1- 9 King. In addressing a luncheon ten- dered ‘by business men here today

86 ante and $1.80 par bottle. to the “smug ch01" o; wumm. Try It Mhv- nui- Abbey she Windsor chapel The speaker said that it had been ‘ stated in various quarters that the L obligation to the United states should halve been Ignored. but 11181 fl lal l ss to the country as I\ ~ PHON‘ f” ' 4 Qiiiif of Ills revsmsst T111111 l” ‘ in re than offset by the 3a n n we ;_ l" qua" ‘nun. t1 stills and reputation for strlillll “+01 woei- dealing. . .7 .4 .

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Geo. lPublicavcr, has lately instal-

the week end in Charlottetown. —

Jan. 31st. The programme which

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George H. O‘Nell of the United Hotels_Com‘pany led the hotel de- putation which remained with the 1irelmier until the last minute ‘be- IOre cabinet council met.

his office then to meet his cabinet. it is understood that the last minute plea culled for more than the premier dared to foist upon the province Jsale of wine and beer in hotels. it Is not likely that this will be permitted in spite of the part tho hotel men played in the return oi‘ the “wct" government to office. Tho hotel men were decidedly silent after their interview and it seemed evident that they were far from satisfied with the situation.

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American Plays t0 Be Presented in It-

RIOM F}. Foil-

will be brought before the Oouncl

of State and will consist of three Men-S G159 431,11,‘ 3,1,1 t1“, mdflqug Stale theatres operating in Iloniafiniptigt (thumb Qfchqfltfl iMilun and Turin. The inauguration

is to take place at Milan in Jaiiu- .

ary with the Duce present.

dirocton Three groups \viIl be es- tablished, composed of fifteen mem- ibcrs, and important roles will be

actors. With ihc nid- of‘ technical directors and :1 Cuniniissloiici- of llsctters, the comozlics of‘ Ihe year's repertoire will be chosen. All come- dies, new and‘ old, will be chosen for the first year. l-lach actor will

in all lho comedies for the your.

The inauguration will lake 1ilnco at Milan, at Itome and at 'l'urin simultaneously, the curt-line of the State theatre rising npon- :ht-eo dif- ferent spectacles. The three come- -dies will rotate between the cities, Rome, Milan, Turin, as well as the artists, the latter travelling oi. the expense oi the State, 'l‘lierc will be presented not only Italian plays, but also the dramas of American and European. .'tuthot's, who have already promised Plrandisllo their iunplayed diramas. In the theatrical world therais much discussion oi this most interesting undertaking of the Fascist government.

M R. BRUCE REPLIES

MELBOURNE, Australia, Feb. 12 —Rcferring to his Canadian tour in an interview here today. Pre- mier Stanley M. Bruce of Australia said it seemed that the impression was current that lie rather offic- iously told Canadians how to con- duct their own country. "I did not do so," Premier Bruce stated. “l pointed out that the Dominions‘ claimed equal status, which meant

Ml" Fergus“ went directly 1mm farmers at Albany. who also plays

alian Theatres

ll.-—Tlio erection In ltaly of a Dramatic Theatre of the State, the proposal of Luigi plramlell” will Gl°rd‘_‘nl' has bee“ fliiill-llOn i0 his churcih. work, lie is approved by tho Prime hiinistor. the Organizer and ‘director of “The

There will be formed n. Grand-day party was held for him in ‘the Dramatic (Jompauy of the State 11611911118 H611. “filflfo 111911418 FY0111 with three directois and a super-

playcd by a company of sixty-fig

,ey and family. early in February is

people of this community an even- ing's entertainment rthat will long be remembered.

This ploy is directed by Mr. Stu- art Dickson, one of our immigrant

one oi‘ iihe ‘leading roles. From Min. Dickson‘s first to llas-t appear- ance on the stage, he was u sensu- tion. and his performance was ‘alone well worth the admission charged for the show. I Mi". Artic McKay as the family lawyer. and legal guardian oi‘ the 'he'ioine, was right at lhoiue and gave 1a wonderful presentation of a highly difficult role. it is hard t0 single out individ- uals from the young ladies of the cast, but the dual role of Miss ‘Aletlila Large was performed with [rare talent and was the subject of 1mnch well-merited praise. t inter-act specialties were provid- ed by 1iinno and "two violins.

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Rev». J. J. Sidey, D. D., the genial and "popular pastor oi‘ the Bcileque Baptist Church, is at pros- cnt enjoying al well-eeirneil llllil- day on the mainland. The Revel"- end gentleman is much‘ missed in nzusical mid surlul circles, for. in

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lifeiieqnc Choral Society", the

On New Year's ove, prior to Dr. SIdey's ‘taking Ibis vacation. a birth-

all the local denominations. met to cortgrittulate him. lit was cer- tainly Ia. great time. Iri iihe early part of the evening, games were played, in which. itll present, young anrkold,» ‘hilariously joined. Later in the evening. Mr. Wm. G. Daw- son on. lheiliali‘ of those ‘present, tendered an address to Dr. Sidoy and a beautifully upholstered rock- lng-chair as 1a souvenir of the oc- casion. As ‘the evening further

thus ‘have the parts given to lilm nilvnnceq 1111c party 1on1; on a mom show some tangilblo evidence o

{serious tone wlilh. music, and the slngrlng of old favourite and much- loved hymnet. As the zero ihour ‘of the New Year approached pray- ers were offered for the coming year and as the hour of twelve midnight struck, ‘the bowed watch- ers must have ibeen at heart with their beloved pastor, as lbe raised his fervent voice to 160d in thanks for the achievements of the dying year and ardent suppllcstion for guidance in 11927.

The return of -Dr. and Mrs. Sid-

being eagerly looked forward to by ffbnir hosts of friends and foll- oveers.

’I\he many friends of Mr. John A. IDawson of Central Bedequo, who is at present in a hospital in Grove iCity, ‘Penn, who're he under- went an operation for appendicitis. will learn with pleasure that he is marking 5.15001! recovery and look for this return the latter part of the mon-t.h.

"Aunt" Molly lSchurman is visit- illg with Mrs~ Jollhn Dawson at Cen- tral Bodeque.

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It is with sincere regret that the friends oi Rev. J. in. Dagett, form- erly ‘Baptist minister at Tryon. recen-tly learned of lhle protracted and severe illness at Kingston, N. S5‘ w-here he -ls at present station- e .