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I -KElUlN8TON OLUG RACE! —0n Minnie toe, Westley Fob-

-WESTERN AGENT - Ir. Cyrus J. Gnlinnt in now Gnnrdlnn Alena. in Howlnn nnd will rooniv: new: items, ndvnrtlning nnd renow- nl nubncriptlonn.

--t.oAomc LIVE H008 at Kensington on Wednesday Febru- ary'16th. J. A. Douglas tor Harry Jenkins. 3787-24051

-LOADING LIVE H068 at K61!- ,siugton. Monday February 21st up lto noon. if stormy, first fine day lfollowlng, Signed, Alden Moose.

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l —NOTHlNG TO no —A four- act Comedy with old time fiddler-s and banjo music. also step dancing.

l-cnudy and refreshments. Middleton

i Hall, Tuesday, Feb. 15th. If stormy Thursday a good time guaranteed.

3849-2-12-31.

—-CONVALESCENT—.\L1'S. Vlfii- liauu Higgins of Kensington, who mecentiy underwent a surgical op petition in Prince County Hospital, favorably toward

—NOTlCE.—Conservative Meet-

~——-—ling. A meeting of the Conservative

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OPTOMETRIBT 142 Richmond Strut

electors of Tryon Polls Nos. 61 and 62 will be held at Augustus Wad- Itlell‘s. Tryou, on Wednesday, Feb rnary 16th next at 7-30 p, m. A full attendance from both the above Polls is requested. By order of com- mittee. 3860-21421.

—VISITORS FROM B. Q-Jtir. ‘and Andrew Caseley and d-aughoer. of Nelson ~B. C.. are vi-s» ltlng Mr- Giseleyfis old home at lKenslngton. Mr. Caseely has been |in the s-atrvioe of the Canadian Pa- [cffic Railway as passenger con- ',ducl.oi'. ‘He plans on locating on ‘P. FJ- l. and. will likely take a "try"

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INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

We use thin adjective nd- vinedly.

Sufierer: from Eyectraln may nnv: perfect vinion and ‘ thornloro do not nusnect the prnncnce 0f any eye defect.

The motive power of tho cntlro humnh organism i: Nerve Energy.

Normal eyon, It In computed utilize about 20% ol thin Nerve Energy, but when Eye- ntraln in present, n much larger proportion i: required. Hence defective eyes, through their consumption of an ex» ccssivc amount of Nerve En- orgy may gsrloucly affect the 4 functioning of other organ: oi thc body and produce iii health.

HAVE YOUR EYES

G. F. Hutchesoti

Optometrlnt

jdizstrlcs that makes P. E. 1. fam- ‘oits. Potatoes tttny yet bring ‘back many “native suns." ' l

l‘ —BOSTON ViSiTOR—M'r. J» A fanlpbel], who was called home gun the dt-a-tir of his mother at. New Haven P. E. l- vislitctl his brother- lin-liaw, Mir. Jamel; Stewart, Ken- sington on Wednesday (last). Mr. Campbell is the proprietor and or logiuai pcteutee 0i’ the well known ECamplbeiLl Floor polishing machin- H55 faciory 1's in Wollaston, ‘Mass. Mr. Campbell has secured mteut ‘rights iirom the govern- ments of neamiy all the English speaking countries. He is consid- ering the stair-ting of a branch manufacturing plant iln Canada in the -nea.r future. The demtmd for Campbell machines is inorewsing. |

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I ..*EASTERN AGENT —‘Mr. J. W. Murdock is now Guardian agent in Montague and will be pleased to receive news items, ari-

vertiaitig, new and renewal sub- scriptions. , l

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The funeral of Miss Katie Marteli, who died in the Charlottetown Hospital. took place from the resid- ence of her lac-her. Daniel MarteJi 0n Sunday. Jan. 23rd. The day Iieiiig very fine la largo crowd nt- > tentied the funeral. Services at the church and grave were con- ducted by Rev. Wm. A. McPhee.

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Professional Cards D1‘. C. Co Archibald weekly whist In St.

Graduate oi N. V. Post Graduate l5

Medical School and Hospital

Practice limited to Eye. Ear, Nose “mam

nnd Thront.

Testing Eye: and Iilppiyinq Glance

Office, Bayer Building Grout George Street

' The pallbearers were Hubert Lav- ers. Joseph Johnson, liuvelock l-Stewvrart, Patrick Murphy, Albert King and James lCoudon.

..“‘W.HI$T ENJOYED. -- The James Hall being well attended. The prize winners for the month's tour- were as follows: First, Mrs. F. J. Solomon; second, Mrs. Temple Goteli; third, Jns. H. pSkinuer. The prize for ‘Wednes- lday night. 9th, were: Ladies, Mrs. [Maurice Donovan: Eeiilltemtllffl,

Office Hourn—-9 to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00 James ,H_ skinnen

Albert C. Saunders Kl CO

Bnrrintor, Solicitor, Notnry Public,

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Office: Water Street, Bummnrnlde, nod Bnnk oi Nov: Scott: Building,

Charlottetown. MONEY 1'0 LOAN 3B14-1-18-3mos,

McDonald & l McPhee

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J. A. Moi-DONALD H. F. McPHEE

Bnrrlntorl, Attorneyn, Etc. Money to Lonn.

Mark R. McGuig-an B. A.

BARRIBTER, SOLICITOR, Manny to Loan Cameron ilocicchnrloitntowvnP-E.

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Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and

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Simply odd equal amount of water, bring to n boil and nerve. Tomato, Jui- lgnng, vefltfiablt, Chick- en, MOCR turtle, etc. 1.11 W. Qnrk Llnltnd Mfintrnnl St. Rétnl P.Q. g _

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Charlottetown

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-l'l'. GILIERTI NOTlS.-Ir- nnd ilrn. Benoit Gnndet pnid n fly- ing visit to Summerside 3nd while, there nttended the silver wedding‘ of Mrs. _.Benoit Gnudero ntntenl Mlrn- Joseph L. AncnnnlL-Mrs Golan Arnenault paid n vlsi.t to her daughter Mrs. Joseph P. Arsennult, Urbninvllle recentiy.—Mr. tAiyre Aitsenault. insurance Agent of Char- lottetown pnid a flying vhlt to his mother Mrs. Gelas tArnennuit of 8t." Gilbert's recently.—Mr. and. Mun Benoit Gallant Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gallant Mr. Albnn Arsennult,» Man- ter Anthony Gallant, Miss Gallant, Miss Emily May lnClnltien teacher oi St. Gilbert's School hnd n pleasant social evening at Mrs. Geiaa Arsenn-uit recentiy.——'l‘he school is melting great progress under the good management or Miss Mary LeClalre.——Phil and -Ben Gal- lant have cut their winter's wood with the gasoline engine-Mr. Anlcette Gallant has bought a piece. ot‘ wood from Mr. Phil Gallant and is busy cutting it.-—Mias Lizzie Bariault of Maxlmeviii, spent the week end at her uncles. Albenie Arsenault of St. Gilbert.—-Mr. and Mrs. Benoit Gallant have gone'on a visit to Abram's Village, to lire. GHIIBIIFB mother, Mrs- Nocbert Gal- lant.—M.r. and Mrs. Caxlist Arsen- auit oi‘ Urbainville, are home from Rumford, Maine-Mr. and Mrs‘ Gusa Arsenault have gone to Monc- ton-, N. B.. to reside-Miss Melina Bernard of St. Gilbert's is staying at Mr. Jerry Bernard's for the win- ter.—Mr. Belonie Gallant oi St. Gil» bert's is busy cutting wood for Dr. Delaney of Wellington.

PERSONALS

—-.\ir. lliloydl ‘Lewis, of the firrti of Stewart. and Lewis. Summer side, visited: Remington on “Ved- nesday. K

—Mrr Fketliix ‘Murphy- of Boston’. who is spending some time at his old home 11m Middleton (Kinkoral was a visitor to Kenning-ton last wcek- K.

—Mrs.Herbert ‘Phllilps/Pyne Vul-

and church activities at Tyne Val- ley. She expects to return ltume in n few days. . Y l

Stock Quotations

furnished by Johnston and Ward, Members or the Montreal Stock Exchange:

New York Exchange

At. Top. andSanta Fe Ry. .. 169% American Can. Co- . . . . . . . .. 46% Am. Car and Fdy. Co, . . 1041/2 Am. Locomotive Co. . . . . . .. 111%, Am. Smelt. and Refng. Co. .. H4 Am. Bosch. Mag, Co. . . . . . .. I4

Canadian Pacific Co. . . . . . .. 177%

N.Y -Cen. and Hud, Riv. R.R- 146 Consolidated Gas Co. (N.Y.) 99

Hudson Motor Car Co. 65 international Paper Co. .. . . . 56 international Petroleum 341,-‘, Standard Oil of New Jersey . 39%

Mis. Kan. and Texas Ry. 346 Reading Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 109F711 Southern “Pacific Co. . . . . . .. 107 Union Pacific Ry. . . . . . . . .. 166% Westinghouse Electric 72

United States Steel - . . . . . . .. 59%

Montreal Stock Exchange

Abltlbi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Brazilian Traction . 118 Howard Smith 64, JAIUIBHUGQ Pulp 106% Montreal Power 721/2 National Breweries . 71 Spanish River . . . . . .. 99%’ Spanish River Pfd. 113 Winnipeg Electric 63 ‘lfi Asbestos Com. New .. 23 Asbestos Ptd_ New 85 Bell Telephone HOV, Brampton 321/, Shawinigau . . . . .. 67% Can. Steamship ‘Pid- . 87: Dominion Bridge . . . . . . . . .. 137 BANKS Bank Nova Scotia . . . . . . . . .. 307

i ‘Vincent-May, 140%: July, 134%; SepL, 132%. Corn—i\iny. 81; July. 81%; Sept. 86%, 0a.ts—.\viny. 46%; July. 46%. Wheat-minty, 1381A; July, 1365;; Oct. 128%. ______»<-Q->__.i ‘IDLHDSBURG, N. 8.. Feb. 12. — The plant of the ‘Canadian Marconi Wireless Company at West Louis- burg was destroyed by fire this afternoon. The ion includes that of many vnltiahle instruments whit-h had been packed for shipment to Montreal, it halving-been decided re-

lev. who entered the -P. C. Hosriml that a Maritime intermediate titlc two weeks ago for appendicitis is WW“, be a, stake ‘M’ W", w", sPeedllY Teclweflllg- 37"! l5 Elem‘ enthusiasm among fan: and players! k ly missed in her Sunday School in“ ‘is ev|denced_ l

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Sporting ‘Comment

By (u-rEcn)

TONIGHT'S FIXTURE

The Summercidc Crystals, and a: far a: the writer can learn, special train and all, accompanied by a rc- cord breaking crowd of rooters will arrive in the city thin evening to give battle to the Abcgwcit: In the lant and most crucial game of the series. To say that tonight's tilt will be hard fought and exciting from tlnkle to tinklc, would be put- tirtg it mildly, ne both teams are’ in the pink o1 condition and a-rar- In! to go.

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THE INTERMEDIATES

Ever since the announcement

For the past twelve or more? yearn, ihe younger fry ha: been for-l

gotten an far as three province

competition i: concerned, thcreioreliwd- "A! “"10 l! "'6 kld kill"! vii

the revival Idea ha: not only taken. a great hold here, but each and every team representative of this city in confident and determined to

HALIFAX. Feb. lL-Quotations crib the oenfelon- ' '

Tomorrow evening the first of a cerlcn of elimination: between the Victor-Inn, Abcgweitn, R.C.N.V.R., Prince of Wale: and Sinnt Dun- Man's will take place, the first four mentioned to cross stick: in the get-away. A large attendance should‘ view thcce contents-and then tor the Maritime title.

WEDNESDAWS RACES a The Victoria Park Speedway is! becoming the mecca forhornemen and the sport loving public In ‘gen-i eral, Every week the Speedway is] flant gaining In popularity, and it is a safe prediction before the season

will be In attendance.

Tomorrow afternoon, as in men- tioned, in another column, Your] clones are due to start, and some- iant flfid exciting hcata arc anticl- pated.

MARITIME PLAY-OFF DATES

On a vote recently taken by the

i/ '4 hockey league under the jurI:dic-|

tion of the m. A- H. A., Knntvllle,‘ and St. Stephen were declared clIg-l ible to take part in the play-off acr-| len loi- the championshlp of the‘ Maritime Provinces.

The vote was necessary, because of Kentvlilc not being represented in any hockey league.

The fbllowlng are the dates of the play-offs, subject to change:

-A. P. C. League winners, at home February 17, vn. Sydney League‘

winners at home, February 22.

C. W. W. League winners, at, home, February 17, vs. HaIIfaxI Lcnguc winners. at home, February. 22.

Kentville vn. Digby, home and home games, at Kcntviile Feb. 16, at Dlgby, Feb. 18.

South Shore winncrs.'will play winners o1 the KcntvIlle-Dlgby ler-l m, nt home, Feb. 21. l

The winners of the firnt four league: mentioned. or firnt hnll ol the Southern Section, will plny the! winner: of the second hnit of the Southern Section for the chnmplon- chip of thin section on March 3 and

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P. E. I. League winners, nt home February 18, vn. Central New Brunswick vlinmsrn. at home, Feb- runry 23.

Northern New Brunnwlck win-

cently to close down the plant as a

two new beam stations at Drum- monvllie, and Yamnschiche, Que.

heated stove pipe. No estimate or the loss was available here today. ii-io-Q-ii

Regulate The Bowels And You’il Be Healthy

To Overcome Constipation nnd to Keep the Syntem Free of Wnnte: You Need '

DR. HAMILTOWS PILLS

Aiwnyn Prove n Mild. Vet Cnrtnln Roguintor

,Pi.lln know they get you in the pct-it of performing n certain func-

Hnmiiiown Pills nre best tbecnuse they hnlp nnture help herself. and ihemby keep the stomach strong.

plexlon olonn, cplrlta bright and

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happy. Price 25c. nt all dealers.

nern, nt home, February 18, Vl-

commercial station in favor oi the,30l1\h0rn New Brunswick winners

nt home, February 23. The Mnritlms championship.

The fire was caused it; an over-moms and homo gnmel, will be plny- tau-The sterling value of Doddli

on Mnrch l0 and 14.

The winner: of the VITIOIII: league: will plny home nnd homo, games, the total numbe of goni: in

the two uamw to decide the wln-‘ieu with lame back m- six months.

ncrp.

WITH THE PROS.

_ ' and the lameness Tue hockey rnce hn: nncumod nn gather,

aspect where the uncnrtnin bunl- nen: o! prediction mny be indulged in with more or Ien: brnvndo. 0t- tnwn: hnve nnnumod n lend in th: cnninrn nnctlon o! the rncn thnt n:-

‘inn: mny he written in n: nlthnr |ucond or third club. Beyond cnl-

tlon at : certain time. and thereby ling thus two it would b: venture- rcntoro normal conditions. Dr. nome to mnk: nny ntntnmont that

might cnll for rotrnotion inter. The third pine: rent: with Mnroon: nnd American:-

tiigention good. blood pure, COm-gnmcn to plny nnd the mnttcr of;

thru point: now rent: botwnln them,

_ no reflection on Gerard, who ‘i: ni-

itoday may furnish a lair index howl

in over, record breaking crowds aly. and the gardens of the Villa, lure to be i.if‘0\\‘ll open to the puh-

[fauiily of Milan.

lllc spirited citizens or hiilnit lot-m-

Both hlvn MIIHAOIIIBRITIOH RAILWAVB

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For tho nnk: of nrgumnnt-ywhioh my or mny not bn futile-it mny be nmimul thnt both tnnmn nrn equal in pinylng ntrcngth. Gourd nntl Lnlondo arc both handy conch-l ca, prone to ploy on th: wenknnn- :2: of 'th: opposition whocvnr lt| mny tic-while :t the snme tlmol utilizing all the strength oi thnlr own clubn. The odd: nt prnncnt fnv- or Americans. Mnroonn nrc n hnrd‘ fighting, courngeoun tnnm to' give them their duc, and they hnvc n, habit of mnklng unexpected npurtn,‘ and winning when they nro expect- ,ed to lone-and vlcn vcrnn. l Lnlonde In n hard bitten conch oil the old school, and while he hn: hi: detrnctor: like mnny connocted' with sport, he I: n rnre gcnnrnl. he wn: nlwny: noted for hi: brniny ‘playing, and It l: expected thnt In ,the final nnniyni: hi: "think pnn" lwill be thc inctor thnt will nwlng American: into n plny-off. Thnt l:

no an antutc bench obncrver, but Eddie, it I: lcnrcd, hns not the un- lanimlty oi purpose backing him. ‘that Lalon-dc hat.

RANGERS LOOK "SURE THING"

In the western nection Rangers‘ are certain flnnllltn. Bunion and ‘Piratev-on paper, nccm to be fav- ored to finish in order named. In fact a glance at the two ntnndingn!

the tenms will rate when the League ntnnding conciudcn before the play-off; In March. The eventu- al wlnner l: something elne again, but the sheer dope which, it i: nd-a mitted, In often‘ unntnbic, point: to Ottawa. Of course, there ls many a] slip and February hopes are nome- time blasted In March, but there shouldn't be any hesitation in. cal- ling Ottnwa to turn the trick they mined out on inst your. I

DOC’ STEWART POPULAR

Out oi Hamilton comes a little story that reflect: with great credit on Dr. Charlie Stewart, the former gonlcr of Bolton Bruins. Stewart l: apopulnr Idol In Hnmllton, and was brought from Boston to fill a long- fclt want In the Tiger nete- Bclore he arrived young Taugher, of King- ston, wan given a chance to nhow hi: warcn- He played in sensational form, M; aencatlonal in fact that‘ Stewart urged he should be kept in the nets so long an he wa: going

that kind of hockey kecp him out there. it won't hurt my feelings," was tho astounding declaration of the doctor. Percy Thompson, who! was worried over the fact that he had two brliiinnt goal tends on hi! hands, and in n quandary what to do wnn vn:ily relieved by this deer Inration. Such sentiments and soil- sacriflcc are all too rare In sport and out of it, and the doctor’: dec- lnmtlon only enhances the fine rep- utation he ha: always enjoyed.

Famous Villa Gar- lotta. t0 be Open y T0 Visitors

ROME. Feb. 14. —Viila Carlotta. on IJJRO ‘Como, one of’ the most beautiful antl- famous places in it-l

lit- and it is proposed (luring the summer months to organize u sou. fen of concerts, picture ‘and theatri- cui shows which should add to the‘ attractions 0t‘ the Italian lakes for the innumerable visitors of all utt- tious. The ‘Italian government has consented to tltc project.

The Loutbarti lnkec have been enciinntetfgrountl for travelers for many generations, and Villa Car- lotta possesses most things which go to make up ilhe idealized Italian palace oi‘ poetry uud romance. 0v- lgiitaily It belonged to the Clerici A later owner Count Somnrlva sold It to Princess Marianne of Prussia, who gave it to her daughter Carlotta; o“ her marriage wit-ii Prince (icorge oi’ Suxe-Meiningen.

-\\“hon iltaly joined the tallies in 1925, Villa Carlotta was cottfiscat- ed by the llraliati government and Italy's possession of it was coir-l finned by the Treaty oi‘ Versailles. But the upkeep oi‘ such a villa cu- tuiletl tizcuvy cnpeitse and to pre- vent all miscibility of a uutionui monument passing again under ibreign control, u. number of pub-

eti u. syndicate to take over the property for n perod of twenty years uud provide funds for tho upkeep.