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` Victoria Notes l

` Mrs. Spurgeon clerk, csrlctoi-:_ sis- irlg, was a. visitor in Victoria Satur- day, the guest of Mrs. Crilly Lea.

The many friends of Hon. W. M.

Lea are sorry to hear he is confined to his bed with the "F1\l." Bild hope

The many friends of Mr, Webster

Boulter, regret to learn that he had the misfortune of falling down cellar and breaking a rib, and wish him a speedy recovery. V

Mr. Lloyd Boulter, of Victoria, made

a. short. trip to Crapaud with his little “Star Coupe,” January 28th. Lloyd reports much more comfort drivinK in a. closed Coupe, than an open sleigh.

` The Aeroplane makes the daily trips between Moncton, Charlottetown. Sunlmersids is the_attl~action of the community this season. The Fairchild Aeroplane which makes the above mentioned trips, has accommodation for a Pilot and four passengers- Mr- H- G. Muttart was the nrsirlslandcr to make ai journey by Aeroplane. “Won- lder, who'll be the next.”

who is our faithful Mail Driver is confined to his bed with a bad M159-Ck of the “F’iu." His many friends wish him a speedy recovery and the best of

_ health _--V.

Mr. Nathaniel Boulter, of Victoria,

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ivioN'mEAL, Jan. so- ere were

93 head oi’ medium to good steers held over from Monday and 85 hogs. 53 calves, fresh arrivals on sale. -Two cars of cows culled from dairy herds were shipped. The steers were not sold. The hogs brought SIL

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they were sinking, and no sooner had he said so than she went down; but, thank God, we got the men into our boat all right." ' Nino days did Park and his ten companions spent in an open boat bo- fore being picked up by the Glasgow b°arque. the Marion Crosby.

When they were picked up their

tongues were so perched that they were unable to swallow.

"Constantly soaked with sea. water,

never once, all those weary days and nights, able to lie down, with sore and swollen feet. frequent shivering fits, cold, hunger, thirst and death staring us in the face, we sudersd much."

Avlittie dog they had with them had

the some allowance as the mon-it was " very necessary. remarks the author ominousiy to keep him alive in case of need.

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V-wasrann Aoalrr.-.ia.r. o. J. Gallant is Guardian Agent in Bow ilu. and will be _'leased to leoeivo new and renewal subscriptions. 1-8!!

--UNITID CHURCH OF CAN-

ADA:-Fb Bilnda Feb. 31. N. Bed

-Till; KENSINGTON _EGG CIR-' CLI will hold their annual iiiseting in the Temperance Hall Jan. 81st.,

at one o'clock. Harry Brown. Secy.

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-FARMERS ATTENTION-J. B. Millman, Kensington, is buying dres- sed hogs daily. We also require a large quantity Banner Oats and will ply a substantial premium for choice nail nt for seed. We shall also be buying potatoes every mild day. so long as csrferry remains on duty, but

will discontinue immediately on her leaving for Halifax. 4207-1-26-di

-#FORMER RESIDENT. - The death occurred in Roxbury, Mass.. on Jan. 23rd. of Mr. John McNeil, who was formerly 'a well-known re- sident of Bummsrslde, where he was a successful carriage builder. About three years ago he removed to Rox bury with his wife and family; Mrs. D. J.~McNell, Charlottetown, is a. brother.

-On Monday evening a very largely attended and successful supper was held in Bt. John the Baptist Hall,

of providing an orchestra for the church. After the good things pro-

Millan, prayer book. A delightful programme of music was dispensed

amounted to the handsome sum of seventy eight dollars. s

A tsinrmsh United Pug) Aiwws keep hllnanfu Liniment handy. McAdam| J" McDonald’ J. G. Mc. LONDON. .icn.80-A dramatic des- -D Donald, Ancss Mcpsmid, J, J, Mc. Ufiption of the burning of tho full- ' Adam and F. Anderson. The speech-

PERSON§.S

at sea is related in the current issue _Mn and Mm wmiam MMM” of signs oi’ careful preparation. The Uf 31% m5881106. "SOB 13160295," by ' _ chairman after a few complimentary

Surrimerside, were visitors to Char

W9 MMDB third officer. Jvhll F. H- lotwwwn this week ' remarks gave the decision in favor P\\}'k.°fBr°\1zhty Ferry. ` or-*old Dcbbin." The subject for I Itwas shortly after midnight, when _suph ,1,_ B_ and Mrs Grady of discussion next night is “Resolved _Park who was asleep inhiscabin, was Uhulottemmmr were vlsmgrs to B;1m_ that the Thief ls more injurious to awakened by the cry "Ship on fire.” merside this week S Society than the Liar." Make it Q,

ljlurriedly he tuerélerx outmagd foals; , ____ ipoint to hear it. The singing of the SVCTYOUB 211388 P B W _ ' National Anthem brought to a l aft into the cabin. . V ' Mr' and Mrs' Frank McNeil' of an interesting and instructive e‘i'3lfli

Summerslde, who have been visiting

v. . -- ' .. , , 'The second mace and I’ Writes in Montreal and while there attend- msg emermnmeqi

Park, “went down to the Iazaretw. but were driven back by flames and ed the Aummobue Exhibition’ lug' MIn»ml's Llniment for Gi-lone and Flu.

returned home.

Th friedofM Bt

this done than a cloud of " ° ’“““y “ 5 'S' en ' l>i=.itsoNA1.s

of Summerside, who has been quite

flame showed/us the fire had gained Bed 1 m in th _ ___ such arirong hola on the snip thai. H°50l;;`5 ul bee lmnce C°‘”"y --‘MISS Blamhe Dewar. Boston. is

uid b done to save her D ' W D eased w kmw Spending s few months in Montague

nothing co e . “The dinghy -was the first in the that she is “°W d°l“3 Very nicely- 5 with her mother, Mrs. Sophia Dewar.

water, with three hands in her. The MACRORIE Suk J 29 _(B _ other boats were then got over and the canadian' Pi_e”_;__In;1ew' vm? -"M155 Sarah MCKHY. W1l0Se liked we len the ship’ the flames being by ety of com especmw adapmd for mother recently passed away, has this mme very ne;-Ce_ gone to Boston to _be with her sister nw h not ot 1 r no her (au gmwm °“ the Cmadlan primes has and other relatives there. l ` mm: bg” w inept” has the ms been perfected by H. williams, wsu- _

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»~ --» »~ chu” of the pmmn’ “ns wt that recent provincial seed fair it took College His filiendss age tliiolrlngl

first place in the corn exhibits.

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T0 PREVENT "FLIP:

nenlt Germs First Attack |

the Nose and Throat |

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Dangerous germs which lodge in

the breathing give you Grippe, Flu. or Influenza. You can destroy these germs if you. cleanse your nose, mouth and throat with Catarrho- mno. When the healing vapor of Cstarrhomne is inhaled it releases powerful antisoptics which destroys ovary vsstige of germ life.

Protect yourself against "Flu." by

using Catan-liosbna; it stops a cold in L few moments, cleans the nos- trils. takes soreness out ot__ the throat. All the irritating matter in the nose and throat that smells so bod, that gives you a headache and makes you cough - Cstarrhozona clean it all away. For Iniiuenn, Catan-h, Nose Colds,

Irritoble Throat, you will get prompt and edsctivs notion from Ostonhg- nis. Carry the inhaler. -in your

purse or mst, etc., use it frequent- y. Ooinp outnt $1.00. Smaller lilo B0 at all dealers.

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equi, li; Wilmot. 3; Freetown 1. Mr.fK` wué;°:1:“;t “*`V|°°° 011

mcnoison,conuucis me services. _ ° ° “¥“° °_ imduv. reu-

' been a great deal of sickness in Mon-

-SUPPER IN MISCOUCHE HALL" R and vincent Beck

Eastern Guardian

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..°MoN-rsdua cmcurr.;p,,,_ _,_

ruary 3, as follows: Sturgeon 1|, 5, m.: Georgetown 3 p. m., and Monte. gue 7 p. m.

..‘SPORTING NOTE.-The young

P€0lJle of Montague are enjoying the excellent ice at the rink tl-igsg day, and evenings. The men are also en- l0yi!l8 the curling matches, and are planning c trip to cnsrlottctown in the near future, to try their luck with the curlers there. `

..'WELL KNOWN RESIDENT.-

Mrs. Donald Mciilachern passed away recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Robertson. She leaves to mourn one son, Angus. Mrs. Mcllachern was 86 years of age, and for many years was a familiar figure on Montague Streets. She was laid to rest beside

her husband in Valleyfleld cemetery.

..*BER.EAVEMENTS. -- There has

tague this winter. Three young men have been called away. in the very beginning of their lives, viz:--Alexan- `der Wightman, 15 years; Johnnie

Peters, 23 ye rs aged 17 years. The sympathy of the whole community goes out to the relatives of these fine boys.

the largest audiences 's°v`ér assembl- ed in the schoolhouse the West St.

}:;r:°n°;;t*T;’“E:é;’ Enilgyed- Pet/er's Debating Society staged their Ink D1‘0pS FIFOIII _

e 5 third and most successful debate of- ' '

lottery in which the prizes were w°r1 the series. The subject “Resolved A1bany____a'nd vicinity by MBS MB-FBHFBU MCMlllHll- Mft °f that the Auto Truck, Automobile Mr. Andrew Noonan was a recent dime’ “nd alarm cluki MW- M0- and Tractor are more beneficial to i/1511101' i10ViCi°Fi9--

the farmer than the Horse” was

hotly discussed by both sides and

throughout the evening by the Mis- many me arguments were brought to the City °“ 59-ll!l'dBy~ couchs Band and a jolly time was out The spéakers were. Pm 5|d_ --

Spenl' by “ll Present- The lJl'°¢¢edS ney Anderson J B McDonald A `

' ` ' ' ' end incnarlottetown.

McAdam, A. McDonald, N. McDon- aid, F. McAdam. D. Roach. and Mrs. K. Lacey. Con., R. McDonald, J.A.

es were well delivered and showed

high marks by “Eddie” as he is all unusually brilliant student.

..'Miss Helen Meliish, who spent

the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mellish, Montague, has returned to P. W. College. This is Miss Mellish's second year at that seat of learning.

FIRST PHONE CALL

FROM EUROPE ' 'ro Nova scorn

LIVERPOOL, N. S., Jan. 30.-The

first telephone call from the contin- ent of Europe to Nova Scotia was successfully put through at six o'clock last night when Admiral Sir Charles Kingsmiil and Lady Klngsmill spoke from Murin _in the Bernes valley, Switzerland, to their son. C. G. Kingsmill, who is an engineer here. The conversation lasted four and a half minutes ond was as distinct, Mr. Kingsmlll said. ss any ordinary

Miscouohe. under the able direction A °f “\°.b°“d1"°S*"- Mr- -‘\f=°11° P°lf- .nrnr wasr sr. i>a'rait's na- when. the omsrusim rim .ovci-:lowes in roi-t ncpc tm :irc nigui oiscmmy is, property drmm mmm* eil to $»00.iw0. nic cakes lined ti.. _

in lace, whcrolumhor yard was inundated. Several

ier. The affair was for the purpose BATINQ g¢)¢;1ETy_Bef°,-e ‘mg of roads, and the water ross as high Glfour feet. This picture gives an idcaof ,thc damage one p

foot bridges and buildings were allcwashcd away.

Mrs. Samuel Francis was a visitor

Mr Lloyd Walsh spent the week-

Miss Maragaret Affleck was a visitor

to Summsrsids on Friday.

Mr. liiwen Cameron was a visitor to

Centreville Bedeque on Tuesday.

Mr. Clinton l-Iowatt was a visitor to

Albany on ‘Wednesday evening.

Mr. J. B. Noonan was a visitor to

Summerside on Saturday afternoon.

Mr. Percy Allen is doing s, rushing

business in his new blacksmith shop.

Mr. and Mrs. E. V. MacLeod, were

visitors to Summersido on Saturday.

Mr. Lloyd Bell Searletown, was a

visitor to Albany on Saturday even- ing. `

Mr. George Frizzel, Summerside,

made a business trip to Albany on Friday.

Miss Ruby Burns spent the week

end the guest of her cousin, _Miss Laura Arnett.

Mr. Jamcsllolmson ettcndcrl thc

funeral of the late Mr. Francis Shreenan, Kinkora on Thursday.

Miss Grace gbllargld, Searletown, is

attending the three eeks home econ- omics short course in Charlottetown.

Albany Village School has reopened

again and we are all glad to see Miss Muttart back again sites her recent illness.

Miss Laura Arnett has returned to

his homo after spending n. few days in Bummorsids the guest of Miss Val- erie Amett. ~ .

The many friends of Master Keith

Cameron regret to hear of his present illness and are looking forward to a speedy recovery.

Mr. James Arnett has returned to

his homo in Albany after a pleasant three weeks visit with friends and relatives in Roxbury, Mass.

The many friends are sorry to learn

of thc illness of Mr. Claude Howatt, Cape Traverse, but hope to hear of his recovery in the riser future.

long distance call. r

Prince County Hospital where .silo underwent a serious operation for ap- pendicitis on Thursday 'morning

The Albany St. Pats juniors were

welcome visitors to Cape Traverse on Thursday evening where they played afast clean exhibition ofgood hockey.

The many friends of Mr. Adrian

Murray are pleased to know' that he is improving, after being confined to his home with a. very severe attack of influenza.

. Albany Rink opened on Friday evening with a. large attendance of skaters and spectators. Much credit is due Mr. Cecil Warren and Mr.

WORLD’S FIRST TELEGBAM

' LONDON, January 30.-What was probably the first form of “telegram” in the world was exhibited at the ln- tcmctionai,ccngrcss ci orlcntalists at Oxford.

It consists or a fragment of stone

on which is a Coptic inscription, which translated means “He died to- day." This message was brought by "express" messenger to the friends of an unknown man 1.300 years ago.

The stone is exhibited in the exhi-

bition of Oriental books and manu- scripts opened in the Bodleian Lib- rary in connection with the congress.

Among other exhibits is a collection

Lloyd Walsh for the excellent sheet of ice.

of Indian playing cards with twelve cards to each suit, which were used

in the sixteenth century. They an J. culsr in snaps and represent the sim - of the Zodiac.

MINUS A KIDNEY ,_-__

(By British United Press) KARBIN, North Msnchuria, Jin. 29--P0S8€SS€d from birth of only ons kidney, Bcrgeietf, 84 years old mid. ent of this city, would probably hm survived in some "dry" country, out here, in the extremely "wet" sur- roundings of Harbin, thc solitary organ was unable to cope with the amount of work alloted to it by in owner. Death, from chronic alcohol intoxi-

cation was the verdict of the doctor who carried out the autopsy on him.

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