I. FEBRUARY .19, 1926

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CALL -BERT'8 TAXI. Phone 635-J.

LADIES NEW SPRING HATS arriving in satin, taffeta and rib- bom-‘Prowse Bros. Ltd.

. 7726-2-19-2l

LADIES BROADOLOTH Bloom- ers. siieviﬂl Sms-rrowss iBros us. 1126-2-19-21

BALANCE OF OUR Ladies Dresses at prices to clean-Prowse Bros, Ltd. 773a

ALL wooi. cons HOSE up to 85c all sizes for 49c, English all wool rib hose all sizes to clear 50c

a satisfying meal

Hickey Black

It has a ﬂavor all lts_ own.

substitutes.

Manufacturers

H‘.;Té'“. :" bwoz.‘ Kathleen Noonan, 3 Ruby Thomas. _

' Plate Glass '

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is something better than the ordinary Chewing Tobacco.

good lasting chew, always asks for Hickey’!-

f E. R. BROW

14a RICHMOND STREET Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and . Lowest Rate

VAgent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis 1 Good Strong Stool. Companies.

‘e¢‘*¢*“»ﬂ~--.-ﬁ--

cliolson’s' Twist .

The man who wants a real Beware of

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TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED. -

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xeLvm-enov: school-

lwll of Honour for January.

1926. Grade X-1 Jennie Walker-

‘Grade lX-‘Morris ‘(insole)’ 11"“ Arnold walker, (equal). 2 Lehman Caseley. 3 David ltiurDIlY. 4 11m” lMaclMurdo.

Grade V ll-—1 J uuncs Murpb y. ‘ C I . ‘ I 2 ' ‘bits.’ - 'sziivori.

2 Qlmiyg Walker, 3 Railih Mac- Murd-o.

Grade. V-l =Marv 2 Dorothy MacMurdo- Stavert. 4 Georgie Ye“-

oriids 11-1 Ira. Murphy-

Qmde 1 (a)—1 Clayton Stavart. 0 Margaret iMadMurdo. 3 Albert

Walker. Graded (b)___1 Ruble iMscMurdo.

Perfect Atitendance-Iltallllil" M110‘ Muirdo, Eric ‘Maclvlurdo. Itlursurot Mndlliurtlo, Cluyton Stavert and

Stewart. 3 Robert

rt Stavert. gie E. |Stswart (teacher)

. QUALITY GUARANTEED

We have a oooe stock on hand 0i the following standard coals: Al- bion Round, Albion Stove. Albion Nut Old Sydney. Sprlnqhlll and tnverneso Screened; aiao Boson coke and Hard and Bolt Wood.

‘mwost Prices. Prompt Servlcﬂ-

W. D. GILLIS & C0. PHONE 17d n“ 31¢, Brugg otowsrt A Ooh. Wharf.

INSIDIOU EYE STRAIN

We uao this siljooillvo Iti- > xlsodly.

Sufforors iirom Eyostrain rmay have perfect vision an'd therefore do not suspect the ilrprosonoeof. any iyo iﬁaot. The motive poison of tho {ontlro human organism ‘la , _‘ Nerve Energy. 7 Normal eyes, it is computed utilize about 20% of this "Norvo Energy, but when Eye- ssralnls present. a inuoh larg- Jr proportion ii required- l-lanoo defective syomthrvilﬂh .tholr oonsancitlon of an ox- . eesoivo amount of Nsrvo En- Irsy. may seriously sffoot tho functioning of other organs of tho body, and produce Ill health. yﬂ]

HAVI YOUR EYEI GXAMINID

Premier E. N. Rhodes

of Nova Scotla who faced an op- position of only. three. members when the legislative chamber aa- sembles on Tuesday.

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In Memoriam

MR. ROBERT LARKIN

011 Ilvt‘. 12. 1212s IIIIG hearts of mnuy fricnils and relatives. W979 snddvneil, whun it W115 Ind-riled flint iur. Itobcrt Lurkln iiiid passed uwn-y. Mr. Liilfkill was born In Al- bi-rtnn. l’. E. I.. on Oct. 8. 1849. (Villlilll; to Dakota in 1882. the filed 011 liinil. nn \\'III\‘Il he remained tlll lliufi. _\\'Ili‘ll ho moved to this town. 'l‘hi"ougli 'u iigvin-i; sill-knees, he was nevi-r Ill‘ill‘iI if) lfillllliiliill, but with pcriw-l. i-i-s-lgiiiilfun nivaiicd the fi11~ ni summons. win-n he cnlmly laid down ihc burden oi‘ life. iliis wife and fnui‘ children are loft 1.0 mourn tln- loss 0i‘ n. IIPVUIJHI husband sad father. Ills children are. Mrs. F. i). Vfldlunil of uiiy. N. D-z Mrs- Tiios. Evans of Potomac. Mont. Miss Jennie, a toncehr in IIISII ‘school in Montreal and irson Rob- ert (If lPortliiiui. Orv. His paslm‘. IRQV_ lMr, ilioiiidriizv. IWIII mi lmllfeg‘ sive service at. th.- "home. The fol- lowing hyilllrz-l were beautifully ren- dered ‘by the choir, Rock ni Ase-s- lbcnd Kindly “Light, and iMr. Lur- kid's favorite hymn lie Lsndcth Mo. IMI‘. Larkln was highly NR- pected and admlned for his lntair rity and manly qualities. A large concourse of ‘syinpniihizin-g frlclldﬁ from town and country. followed in the funeral

emetery. where he was laid to Fest Iln-Bidﬁ his former wife. Miss Mary Keir of Ebbfleet, 1P E. l.

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ORWELL SCHOOL Orwell School

Honor Roll for for January.

Grade ‘Jill-l Marcella MacDon- ald. 2 Harold iMscInnIs. 3 Louis rMacQueon, iPevtsr MacDonald. MacDonald. _ 'Grade Vii-l Hilda. MacLeod. 2 Tteston Mnclnois, 3 Donald Mac- Donald.

Grade V-l Woodie MacDonald. 2 Myrtle Wood 3 David MacDon- aid.

Grade TV-l Aneas McDonald.

Grade II-l Sadie MacDonald.

Grade -—f Dorothy MacDonald. Teacher Muriel Ross. .

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puir 10 doz plain and rib all wool and silk and wool very special to clear at 50u.—l’rowse Bros, Ltd. 7726

MAIL FOR OVERSEAS- A i‘-ull mail for Overseas will be despst- ciied from Halifax on Monday niext

the 22nd instant by the ‘steamer ‘ Antonia sud-also by the steamer Doric. Another full mall will be iiBBbstclied by the S IS.‘ “Montross sailing from iSt. John to Liverpool on li‘riiliiiy_ the 26th, '

ma‘. ALBANY SCHOOL

Report

(lrziiie. X~~1 Ailmn Keougli.

Iancy.

Ellsworth Large, 3 Norma Tiernny

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(lrade II (u)—~l Lena Keough.

(bi l Audrey iMncKay, 2 Suther-

land iMiicKuy, ii Dan -Kiuough.

lv)—1 Burt lNooiinn, 2 (Ietli-Ic Walsh. ‘ Perfect attendance ‘ Wnldrmi

Cameron, Leonard 'l‘lerncy, Norms Tierney.

—————--¢o>-—-- SPRING HILL SCHOOL

Jlonur roll of Spring llill school for the month of January:— Grade lX-—1 Enid Ellis

Grade VI1ll—.1 Blanche Eamon, 2 Helen (lrlgg, 8 Arthur *McK'nnon. Grade Vl-l Gladys McKianon, 2 Lorne Grigg. 3 Lawrence Dyment. Grade Ill-l Myrtle Ford, 2 Sterl- ing Dyment.

ton. ‘Grad Grlgg. Perfvct attendance-Helen Grigg‘ Blanche Ennian. Lorni: Grigg and Stunning Eninan. Annie l. Eninun. teacher. -—-—-<o>i—- ALBION CROSS SCHOO

I (junior) —~ 1 GraYKIeu

the Albion Cross iSchool for the month of January:—-

Grade IX—1 Richard iM8.tIl8‘SOll_ 2 Lilla Swallow. Grade VII»! (‘reorgie Mathieson, 2 liiuliel iSwsIIow. 3 Julia IMathIe- 591i Crude V—1 Lyman Morrison. Gradii lV——1 Ernest iMathleson. ‘Grade =lil-I—-1 Miliar MacLLure, 2 Pearl Mat-Lead. 3 Clayton Mac- Leod and Revel Matheson. Grnile li-1 Sydney ~SwaIIOw_ 2 Douglas iMuthcson

tirade I‘l. Junior-J Wlllina Mac- Lean.

IPcrfect attendance — Richard Mntihemn. Georgie Matiheson and iMcllar MiacLure. ~

Tanlac builds

build up a. n-down body. Millions o men and women have

from roots, barks and herbs.

If you are nervous, suffer from indigestion ; have rheumatism, tor- pld liver, buy a bottle of Timiac at your drug store today. See how you start to improve right from the first. Take Taulao Vegetable Pills for constipation.

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E Three out of tan run down because their fuol IHPPIY I‘ not equal to tlioir needs. Qujrd nqsinst this by H" Wampols Emulsion of Cod ’ Liver OII so s P"V°""""'

Don't wait until w" I" '" down and out. An ounoo 0| ' prevention ll WW“ l PW“ of our‘ a“ g bottle tot‘!!! from l > 4

t Harold L. Worth)’ ‘"

. of Albnn-y school for I- month of January

(lrnde Vilwl Mildred Thomas. 2 Michael lMﬂnsy. s Stun-Icy De-

GTIHIH V~1 Kellih Cameron 2 (trade IV-Jl Wnldron Cameron. 2

Ill-l lWyman Large, 2 Leonard Tierney. 3 Mabel Nonnan.

Grade I isoninr)—-1 Siennlng En- innn, 2 Freddie Ford, 3 Willard Cot-

The following is the standing of

O lsturo. o The gorcrnnient's\ request yc-slor» ~ day followed subniiss on of a report "Iwastaonyinvno by P. s. miss and Suns, of Month-M, _‘l0U Item Tﬂllldd who hurr- been making llll IniIPpi-n- xﬁioladiuzlg-l i"; dent nndit of government IIII|IIIPI< ' insuts. [cred with nervous indigestion. Tliru “m, ‘mm Iiottlu of Tan/ac " ' gain bark Imilfli >_ “""‘”' “d “M”: iinlffslrl- Jni-Illlhmi hirikiim ‘rl t ‘it’. Galngdlllbl. II II II H um l E IILII Ill Edmund Mongeau, ""3"" "g- H IIMcG-"lcou". ii hon that. snid the man of the 4"" Moﬂnll, house. "biruuw" snld Bill, thoupt- , uliy. “It's n mil," ﬂuid the mnn to his and “vet in working order and wife. liul In coming nwuy Bill

been beneﬁted by this great tonic "PM" "Mil and builder that is compounded “it's another cat," uhuutcil Joe. after the famous Tanlsc formula —-rir'@°@-———

NORTH GRANVILLE CIRCUIT- Servlces by ‘Rev. D. Coburu, M. A., B D-. for Feb. 21st at ‘North Gran- ville. 10.30 a. 111-; Rose Valley 3.00 p. m.; Bradalbsue 7.00 -p. m.

‘BROOKFIELD-The services In Brookfield congregation on Siin- day, Fob. 21st will be as follows:- I-lartsville 11 a. m., and Broolifleld 7 D- m. All are cordially invited.

THE BALANCE of our Ladies Winter Coats clearing at half price Only Iliiilted number left.—Prowse Btvﬂ- btil- . 7726

CLYDE RIVER. — On Sunday. Feb. 21st the service In the Clyde River Presbyterian Church in con- nection ivith the Presbyterian Church l-n Canada will be at 3 p m. Supuilay School at 2 p. m. A cordial invitation to hil. HAMPTON CIRCUIT. —- There will be service If possible on Sun- iilIlﬁ-Feb. 21st at Bonshaw 11 a. m-, Hampton 3 p. m., and Victoria 7 p. m. and on Sunday, »Feb. 28th at Bonshaw 11 a. 1n., iDeSable 3 p. m. and Victoria 7 p. m,

NEW LONDON.- On Sunday, Feb. 21st Rev. J. I). Fenner will conduct the service in the New London congregation as followsz— Clifton 11 a. m., Long River ll p. m., and French River 7 p. in. A hearty welcome to all.

PERSONALS ‘ Mr. Edward While, 1m. Herbert, was in the city yesterday.

Mr. J. Scott Cairns, Dunstaff "like was In the city yesterday.

MIX Bdlllilulln Compton, iBeIls lilver is visiting In the city.

Mr. Jiinics E. Smith of R/Jckey t1» Moncton and other Maritime to iMoncton an. dother Maritime points. While In Mont-ton he is the guest of his cousin, IMP. Robert Fer- gusou.

Mrs. John 'l‘hompsun- with her two buys lire spending the winter with Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr a-iid Mrs Edmund IMaynard, Northam.—N.

Thousands Of Grateful Letters

Every year brings thousands of "zratcful letters for health restored from happy women in all parts of the country to the office of tho Lydin_,~E. iPinkhaim Medicine Coin~ Dim)’. Iii Lynn. Mass. These are voluntary expressions of gruliiude for relief from pain and suffering. and are convincing proof that Lydia. E. ‘PIflkIlllllTB Vegetable Compound will do all that is claimed for it. it will piiyany sick and ailing woman to give it a trial.

-—-?—-¢-o->-___ Arnrron WON'T mssluiv UNTIL (‘AUSIC HIIOIVN

llnlifiix, N.S..—\\'. H. Studd, for fif- teen yours provincial auditor for Nova Scntin, ivni-i requester] by Premier Ilhcdcs to hniid In his resignation you- tﬁlilly- hlr. Siudd, however, to comply with the request until the government submits its charge, If any, against bliii.

"I simll not resign until tho gnvorm incnt iunkr-ii u charge against 1nu_ am] shows (HIIIM! for my removal,“ Studd ilccln rrii.

iitudil ilrr-lnres that undcr the prnv- irrinl slniute, ‘he is mnlitlod to Iiold office "(luring grand behavior" and run only lie dlsmlmicil by the lIeufi-n- ant-governor nil petition of the legis-

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ALBION CROSS EXAMINATION

line semi-annual examination of the Albion Gross- school was hei-‘l on January 10th with a goodly num- ber of visitors and parents present. The pupils were examin- ed in the various subjects by their teache , iMlss Jessie l. Acorn and showed by ready and accurate sus- wers that they had been carefully and painstakingly taught. much credit is reflected on both teacher and pupils. Alter the examina- tion of the pupils complim- entary remarks were made ‘by ‘the secretary, Mr, A. D. Matheson and others. Mr- iMathesoii spoke of the excellent discipline and manners of the pu- pils both insldie and outside 0i the school. of the marked progress during the term and be also hoped that the, teacher would ‘be able to continue the good work.

The teacher had previously been presented with two beautiful‘ gifts by her pupils at tho Christmas tree ‘raid In the United Church. in which rho pupils had taken psrt. After

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i. . . in just one day, through the magic of its own astonishing performance, and every passing day ‘ adds new Qrthophonic Victor music lovers.

WHEN the sun set on that eventful evening of December 2nd,—Victor Day; --thc ﬁrtiict~iicziic Victor stood acclaimed as one of the greatest single achievements in the history of music.

Thousands heard, and approved instantly the

long and arduous labors of the scientists who had

brought this new marvel into the uorid.

The music of great orchestras, of famous art ists; of that almost endless and ever-growing host of Victor entertainers takes on a new significance

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a vote of thanks was fandisred the teacher for the treat of ‘candy the examination W85 brought to s. close by the singing of the National Au- them

NORTH WILTSHIRE SCHOOL EXAMINATION

The semi-annual examination of North Wlltshire School was held

was well attended by the interest- ed trustees and rato payers. The pupi-is were examined in the var- ious branches of study by their teacher Miss Marjorie Darracb assisted iby iMrs. Bruce Deacon. Mrs. Aquila Bowman, Rev, Mr. Pierce and iMr. Jiiddison Easter.

croditobly to tho satisfaction of all present. ure of the programme was the closely contested spoiling match. The winners In their respective Grades being Bosoio iMacboan, moi-eon iDosooii and Heustis Smith. Prime were also won by Beatrice Brotherly and James Bor- rigsb for attendance. Speeches were then made by the chairman, Mr. J. L. Godfrey. Rev. Mr. Pierce Mr. Murdock Moebean, IMr. Wil- liam Coady. lMr. lilddison Easter and iMr. Arthur Smith. All of which spoke in glowing terms of

on the afternoon of Jan. 28th and '

and acquitted themselves very‘ An interesting fest-i

splendid work sbo hos done "since taking charge of the school last August.

mm was m. sincere wish of rum“, "l “""_°"'. , present that Mia Dsrrach would 1'" "ﬂ" °"""°"' 'i“|"""'-"

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when iit-zrd upon the Orthophonic Victor. saifurﬁf-s completely the muwicui sense.

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(‘VQI --li.'\V suiprises in store icr you. Uri inund! r and it performs, beautifully,-

unii dilly. your (YIIHICC i

Choose,—and it never disappoints, .

If you have not heard it, do so today at any

"ills Master's Voice" Dealer and order at once. ‘ . Thus you will assure yourself these new delights in music more quickly. Production is still behind ' demand. Ar. early order means earlier pomssion.

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remain -with them another YPHF- 0n the evening of Dec. 24th. tho pupils of this school presented their programme and Xmas tree In the hall near by and was high- ly enjoyed by all present. The hull was prettlly decorated nnil in one (mrner of tho platform stood a. large Xmas tree laden with gifts for Teacher and pupils. The programme over which Mr.

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Eddison Easter presided» consist- cd of rei-itatlons Clioruses, dial- Ogueol, songs and instrumental music. Special mention might be made nl the flag drill which was curried out tiu pret-tily Iiy 8 girls. After tho programme was com- pleted ISunlu (‘Inns In the per- son ui’ I.\lr. Lieu. MiicLcan appeared, having conic do-ivn the chimney and lnndcil in the fireplace where‘

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he was discovered by Bessie Mao- bean. Elvlna Easter, and little Thelma Macbean: and after dis- tributing candy, nuts and gifts ha departed. A hearty vote of thank! was moved by lMr. Edwsin Ed- wards and seconded by Mr. Ambi- liald hlacbean complimenting tbg teacher and pupils on their encell- onl Programme which Closed by singing the National Anthem. '

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