WEI

Eastern ,'

i-s_ John Turner. Souris,

-, and Mrs. Edllllll‘ une (Bridge were uliiong

cis’ "old home town".

lilys" are now (‘he order of

lcrit. s" was splendidly acted, ilgnin presented

nta few iliglilts later.

ed ‘by an alnlbitious

e awake cast.

W11 y.

l last week, when

t. no Flies On Auntie"

‘.e ‘Eastern ‘Kin-gs.

I. city inst week.

u ‘Wednesday last, sllcr of the " catered

Mr.

elle nee."

lr. Ernest .\IcPllee. ‘Bayfield, tly sold a. beautiful driver . B. ‘Creamer, Souris.

c was a visitor iu Sf. y on Saturday.

ck-smit-hing e-stublisliinlent . A. Hynes saved.

l burned.

‘ J. Lester Douglas V

Wholesale Produce 39 Queen St Charlottetown, P. E. I. Sharples Cream Separator The Famous Buotlon Feed

Gel: our 1927 Prices

INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

__.., l We use this adjective 1d. sedly.

Sufferers from Eyegtrgln Iy have perfect vision and - herelore do not suspect the presence of any eye defect.

The motive power of the entire human organism i, Natva Energy.

Normal eyes. It ls computed utilize about 209‘ u gm. "We Envoy. but when lys- atrain Is present, a much llfll" Pffllfirtien la required. Hones dalsotlve eyes. through their consumption of an eli- oeeslva amount of Nerve In- "ly ma serious! function ng of other organs o0 the eflllyand preiluea Ill health.

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HAVI YOUR IYII IXAMINIDs.

G. F. Hutclleson

Optometrist

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The average man doesn't pretend to be . an expert on motor oars. His business is something else. That doesn't mean that he can't safely buy a used oar. It ‘ does mean that he should buy of some- one‘ whose knowledge and honesty he can trust. We believe that our customers have found us worthy of their confidence.

w. B. PROWSE s. sons

GREAT GEORGE STREET a_-

A“ USED CAR IS DNLY A5 DEPENDABLE AS THE DEALER WHEI SELLS IT l .

Notes

mfully operated on in the l’ ‘ [iuflpilfli last, week and is do-i '

Franclspnt (‘he home of Mr. and Mrs. Nell

nt visitors to King-shore, Mrs. enlng.

o lire glad to state thut Mrs. land Son, St. Peter's, left recent- y Robbins, Morell, is recnver- ly lor the ‘Oanadian JVest. front her recent serious illnesofl

, ilnd “rural tiilcllt" can silrcly week. its own; us (he vzlrlolli-l pllilys _a new trutfer-—Wi|tiw.‘lh. lllly presented in l-ilo theutrl», lg public were nil of t-xceiltiolll Ill Souris hull “The Vic- be pleased to know that slhe is‘ out. and of in Dust cing at. t-llc home of her sister.

lltolln J a scored wli‘li “A lCountry Kld",. ‘Little Pond “capped the cIlm- garets pruniatic (Club was stagediiu which ii“, imp, is \\‘ith "Finnignlvs Fortune" ably in Rollo ‘Bay lh-uil Tuesday evening

St. Margaret's M-r. A.. J. ‘McAdam. ‘been uluklng a great, lhlt with had cle Rube" and we understand ileailtiful Irish drama presented :lt t several new ones lire well ‘Illl- its best.

l'~ ‘Valle? Blmlell W“ 0H6 "f the motion ‘picture for the even-l . - .. .- .- ,, - ‘We! “llraclwns a‘ Aimlindme ills was “Old 01014188" ‘and ‘v85 Bl‘: ixlllailiiebeftlttllilgftgillhf. flgllylfllllg

nniganki Fortune" was staged. crowd drawn Burdett sang and acted “There and

°W Me We will’ l°"G° H0319“: Mr. lFloy-d McLean, Red Point,

. J. Turner urns a visitoi-"to

“Masher ‘Restaur- to Iii wedding party

m“ “V” mhuimbl" “lYle- T“ him a welcome entertainer wher~ st was pronounced to be “pai-‘everiie ,appeus_ i

n‘ George Jacksmll Bay Fofweil via Sourls, from a trip to Sunl- Pele" S lnierside.

recent fire occurred at St~l

urreri iii ‘Duntlas about tilie some in," swing, a

e, when the house owned (and . I _ ,..' gimiiey (C. .ic _ i-, _-ii ..i '1 i “med by Angus MdLeun wasiggaiggnbeing built for the colulugi use y H118 1,, (ill int

allaet m ‘

= "CHKRLOTTJBTOWN. GUARDIAN

\

. IQ. | Y l , Enrich Museum . COI-“ENJTAG-i-IN, Fell. 2-i.—— Ro- ‘inarkifble remains of the colony of ‘Eric the ‘Red ill Greenland have ibcen brought back by inspector .Norlnnd oi the National Museum in ‘Copenhagen, who recently carried ion excavations o: the old Norse lsettlements in the island. Tho eth- inologlcnl collection of the museum, isurpasseil by few ill Europe, and the prehistoric collection (down lo |about 1000 A. D.), probably the tin- ,est of thekind, will ‘be consldeuab- lly augmented and enriched by the ‘ find. ' i Dr. Norlunifs excavations laid gbsre the lztrge foundations of the ‘imulll building of the old episcopal lpaince which with its outiiouscs icovers about four acres and was ithc largest building in Greenland,

r i ,

‘ . Mijoi‘ J. E. L. Strcight, M, ¢,_ Mrs. (B. Creamer returned to her ,i-|s la the new commander of thef llclme iii Sfillfh; from ll visit to heriG°v,,-n°,-_G,nc,.aivs ‘

B i '

l|‘*'*lll‘~171'l9l'- M‘? A8119!“ Ml-‘Domlhb succeeding LL-Col. T. ffiyKegxsdgw

. _ , ._ , “m? llillllhh. M.P.P., whose term expires Fcbru-i‘

ary 21st.

§Reii, The front of this niuln ‘bulld- lng is about I63 feet long and tllc

(Rev. ‘Dr. (Saint conductcil u short] service ut the lio-nle and tlicl

formal service at the church. The" hymns sung ivci-c: "Ruck nf Ages)‘, “‘Abido ‘With Elie," and ""i‘iie Lord, is nly Shepherd. I'll not willltf"

lln his (liscoilrse he cilusc for his text "Tea, though I wulk through- the valley of the siimloiv or’ (leutlui I will fear no evil, for 'l‘hou 1Ll'i( with iue, Thy rod illlli Thy stuff,‘

.\l ,. ' . i l ll I is Rlchmd “GK “mm was m‘ ielllflfiopill fillg Was on his linger.

mWMGPhQQIGIEH, on Wednesday ev. ‘The bishop was probably alive ill

I -i Mi‘, Ciilester Pratt of c. n. Pratt , _ (loll on u stnllc over u tollrb which llils also boon brought illlll lbilfcs EFUI‘ Fillllur Jollseu will try tn Tvilii t.

OFF

I Mr. Frank Warren, lBlack Pond. the was u. visitor to ‘Si. Peter's last Mr. Warren lids pll . ilscii

they conlfort. lllie." . ‘llil

gentleluzln nicely '(iiVi(it3(i his ltiXi| '"—~<*>~——~

l llnder the ilutnrul bonds: (ll All! w. t d must conic to the Ntiiitty. (Bl Woia need not puss through till.- valley} a g

alone. lfile Lord l ililVC with MUS fl

(3) ‘We did remain ill the villlny.

l Jle inlpressi-vcly ilictnreil i

the ‘I ' a inlssngc oi’ mall through lifc as n! w I $ d “Mollie Bawn" by the Sl- MfiTfltravelle-l" passing through a vullcy 1 I 1

EGG LAYING CONTEST.

‘Fricllils oi‘ Mrs. (Dr.) Cllrley will ‘""* Notes On The P. E. Island Egg Laying Contest For the Week

‘e “s” “ m“! “‘ “m” ‘ Ending February 20,1921. ti iii it. l, .i. aler-

Tlie ninth l‘.

‘A ill" llmls“ i nf trial and (longer: (bu Wayfarer;

hope which illlllilluutc his pzltiuj T M,.,,"_‘Ag" flflzmltunh m‘ U.‘ ' H‘ ‘ ‘ I “' ' " rGillispicr. ‘Sun-ling .\Iili-l\'ily of (‘lif- The specialties were ill-g and seems in guide him‘ alight‘! B “n _ l L 1X’ I d, i I ‘h ‘r 1m V. I I v“ V w“ I‘ I‘ I i f’ (on. .\'i‘w London, ii nephew‘ oi {so of exceptional merit. L“ he w“ he‘ "~ l“. ‘-*l- in“ - l-‘l- ‘ “i“" "vm-g‘ Mrs. (iillispiil, I‘; also ill the fox

,l i On Tuesday nigiht of last week.

iifi,f’“i.i’l-ii.i“i.‘ii. ‘flifiimii? “iii l pnflems, colors iiiiil uirnlerolls pitfalls illto which he‘

lsecond with 48 eggs (48.1 points);

_EX1l(:lllll€‘llffli (Stu-Linn, pen of Leg-

llle ‘D1535 tended‘ by an unusually large i ‘hows “m” "mm “ml “m fl . ' ti .‘ f ‘i. ‘ i i i) . I ‘ ~ ~ - , - i.

‘hither no doubt by lghlcflfilelillzo: Ho) eeliluglm Y" We!‘ iptlllllb)’. .\lr. II._C. lluttiits ll. It. ilhe wonder child “Jackie lCoogau". i“ ‘ " ‘h’ ( ' iwme 1mm‘ Wm‘ "3 93”‘

llusbniitl who has tho sincere sym- ' (hat this respected old couple bud bollll

imlnts); 1J1‘, John 'I.. Clinic..- Ii. R.

' putlly oi‘ the uially friends s

, , , _ s All‘. John “L. Clark's Ila it. were __', L Edwflrd Simmons, Summeryglizg: recent “Sm” to ‘Folmulc in lLnng ‘ltll/ei‘ and Kcllslngtoll. Y fifth with ~ill egg-s, . 5 points); ‘ is at present visiting relatives l . — ~.l Q11‘. Bert Brcllzl s ‘B. R. were s1. ‘h

moi-

ltii- 31 eggs, (33.5 points). .\lr. MRS. ANDREW JOHNSON.

l\\' " ‘\Vm'. ‘CoilghliluZ-i B. It. wore seventh with 35 eggs ,(32 S point-s); I Ml‘: Everett I1U\\'tlll'S B. It. ivele eighth with 518 eggs, (32.5 Dflillilil; Experinicilicl St Lion pcn of ll. ll No. 4, was llill:.;‘i with till eggs, (‘l points); und .\lr. M. lClitclL, i3. ll. were lclztil with (i4 eggs.

‘Mr. Neil Mclfihee, Elmira, was among the entertainers at Annun- dzile hull last week, when he ren- dered several readings in splendid style. ‘Mr. McI-‘hee has devoted- E‘ considerable tlllile to tile study of eiocutlon and moreover ‘tins u nut- ural gift for some, which nlakes

lwe carried ove

rMrs. Andrew Johnson died atli her home in ‘Niargate on February 7, utter an illness that cildurtid,‘ through it period of yours. Sill‘

7

sustained \liel' affliction with t ‘Christian piliicnce and gave llp the; spirit confident in meeting u illtlftfi-i I (31.4 poiulsl. l fill Judge. ' a e Airs, A-- il-lilililfllbfl I}. R. hell‘

In mnidellhooil she \\'1l.:$ Szirilirl T .\'o. 206 lliuintilizicil bar ilositiou‘ daughter of \Vilili-.illl l)el:lllc,,'f

$0 .

initial scenes of llilirrieil lifc. 'l‘il(-_v (_‘l_ill'lt's" lien No. 1‘_.'l “'11s foilltli lnztiiltaiilleli and ililprovizil tilt-l will‘ '4 "Z5361 ‘b’ lmmi‘)? M"-

Irishtuwn, and ill Fcllrnilry, 1881.: she was married to .\lr. Alldrcn"

i, v . u I li lid llil l’ l llIllilLl 101' iiclmin-te i‘ ni i .1 i "i ' i i I h | 1ll'\ .z '( s lens ll _ "s ) one Si» lililie ,,,,‘,,,‘e,,",§,,§’,‘,’f[,,.,‘, w N eand 102 were fifth and sixth with

(i7 and liild 56 tings and (315.8 ullifi

i Mr. A. ‘Robertson, Red Point, 1'9‘. as a passenger west last week.

iotletuming Monday evening. ll. C. Mnttyurbs heir;- llillllburs till

‘and G4 were .cond ziild ‘(iilirtl with

Johnson, .\'li'tl‘f.“,'ili.i'.. Ilcrc ill lllc old.

Mr. James Lillz, Fortune, return. . hnmcstcilil silo cnitercil llilnll the“

il-llllii-i respectively. .\lr. J.

Mr. Gwrfield Stewart, Red Point,

thus a new radio installed ili his

tile seieciionis ooii tii great difficulty was fildmuke: ' ;il family of sevcll children, (llc i_ g llrnwlvs hen No. 1S1 was ‘tlVfilllht

with 5G egn (59.1 iiOillir; , lCxilcri-I

0i’ ,I.'-\'e silrviviug living, Junlcs \"..l , . . Another (‘irei dioabbundmg is at present in‘, Vancouver; ‘Williulll l.,, llargilfc. liletillligvluelilotloiiils llélllzzllclh Leghorn... iarge number oft John A, on the honleslcmi; .\lrs., 0m“ ‘ M, Mulls); Mr. ‘Clifford,

.Mr_ Shem.“ oil‘ Selina, at homo, _ The funeral ivas held on Szltilr-l day January 19,

by botll iSouris and Mr. Rooney of Ohep-i

‘stow’ (ill and (i3 eggs euch and 59.9 and

Mi- .p_ A_ Mcpeiiim, pigiwi-y iii.i The pallbearers were H. It. linker.‘

specter, is at present on a trip to Frallk Glytlflll. J- W. Wflvllslllv. ‘ll- t l t Hiliifllx. D- Tllvrllllsflll. tlrmrse ll- Brolvll‘ 0 E B. and Alfred Maglieiv, ltev. Geo. .

(‘use illlli 56.5 points. ..\lr. ll. C. lliuitrtrfis B. R. leads lilo Contest w-it-h 4S7 eggs, (496.4

' . ' M‘. A. if‘ iii '. l}. -‘\l'9l'8l1ll(lllf6lf-DP-‘Sililltcnlliluctcdl Roms)’ m ‘m. m“

‘Mr. sBruco Yeo was a visitor to

, , i . oni with 372 ggs, 406.1 the filly Monday. returning the services M1‘. Ayers urcarllv<l .. ll.- fir}: (tuna witiie435 eggs. same evening. He (B161 llllflli‘. a Iittinr. oiling)’ ""‘ (3015 (minis); ‘Experimental (Stu-

, - l mlscouelfifidiultlhlllfil 1mm tlllllllldrYla ' s (inn ‘pen oi‘ Legllorns The young‘ Dsop e oLSourls re- - l 0 l" Vllfi- '- l'-“- -"l"" f ‘(ti ‘iti 4'9 eggs Gently spent 4m enjoyabie evening son was ii Indy among (ho truest ‘Lxlallifii. “Mil I

m me home o! M,“ and M“, “in ill the iilIHi slucercly (‘()l‘i‘(!(‘i ill

McLean. y. -. '

l Mrs. George Dixon, Fortune, iiiimmflY-

it. ‘are fifth with 415 eggs 1336.8‘

-i-<0->——--—

and ller family nun friends rim-re wllrrla l.~‘l.-'\i\'l|)g Nor-us. ..

bur very luomory. —-——<e-o-i-

MR. JOHtN CRABBE.

guest of ‘her daughter, Mrs. You.

l Wiles‘ Johnston. teaclle at Kings- boro, passed (throng-h Souris, ‘Sat- ' llftilly cnroutla to her home in For- ———— ‘ “we Bridges On Feb. 7th, I027, there imsset 4 suddenly away rlt Millnii, l‘. i‘), l.,‘ 4

long. -——-—<-e->—-—— n highly respected rcsidi-nl, .\lr.‘ John ‘Crabbe in his 72nd ycilr.

. i ' 4 , A ROTATION FOR POTATOES The late Mi‘. (irnbbe was very j 1 Widely known. altil ills dciltil came l1 i

A lvery enjoyable hooking party- wils held at the home of Mr. and

l:.t_ ill lilo evening the indies- lvcro entertained ‘by the geutlelncn

and llilllcilliz, n dainty ‘lunch was served. and all (ispsrteti to (in-Ir honlcs feeling that they liild spent u vcry pleasant day. ‘

In growing potatoes a 80011 QPOD‘ as a severe shock to a large circle rotation to follow is to have the of friends and relatives. Although - ‘i llolnwes fellow 50d. 811d llrelefdllly he had been In failing hcullh for " wlover sod. This is the recom-j n few months. his passing will be ib-Hmhs‘ ‘ inundation of Messrs. Hopkins and‘ If!“ as a distinct in“ Himughnut - Hopper. the authors of Bulletin iNo._ the eiiiiro co,gm,,,,iiy_ ‘ T2 ct‘ the Jlepsrllnelll- 0! Alflclll-z ‘He leaves to mourn n ture at Ottawa, on the subject of family and a beremed wmmvvlnho two sisters viz (Phoebe), Mm “mil rmmmm‘ m’ enter“ Gamma‘: “"99 "m9- VlZ-. ‘Bellillmlll. Mlllll" Jif-IIIES (Mittirlltll, of Lowell, Mass. Followlll! the DMMO "OD. ll lllianri Joseph are hi ‘Bifllinlfiflilfallli (Jone). Mrs. Howard Thomas grecmnmendeti that oats be growrysiiiikatehewiin; Ernest of Milton; ,,i qmwunlpep, ' 1 949d“ Wm‘ clovfl’ thus pr°vld|n5. Millie‘ Ffllllk Bllll Jame" Bl lwllleV The funeral services were con- ‘ 5 lhreayear mmflo“ o! °“"3'c1°v°'.“"<l one (llillghtvr. (May) Mlfifilucteil st the house and at Sl- ‘ her and Potatoes in this order. ll, Howard cim- of Oyster Bed Bridge.‘ John's ‘Church, Milton, by the WW5“ "dvlsabie- ‘he rmmmninlfi deceased is also survived b)’ Rector. Rev. Mr. Johnson. The lato

‘Miss ‘Mildred and (Minnie Willie. Abncy. were visitors to ‘White Silnds ‘Sillllflilly.

Mr. Sydney ‘Irving. (Cambridge. ilniil n visit to ‘White (Sands i-e~

I, might be extended a year ‘in which‘ three ‘bi-others, ‘Benjamin in .\lr. Crabbe was a prominent mem- . timothy would follow the clover. ,Caiifornla; Joseph - of’ chflrlotte. be, o, we orange Associaiion, and ‘ii lii not regarded as sood town and

‘Hammond of Miltoii;‘ihe large numlber of brethren We‘ ,s0nt showed the esteem in ‘which iho was held. The services at the grave were cbncluclatl under the flllilpiCflfi of the Order. The funeral ? procession was the largest seen lor years in this community.

4 practice, the bulletin points out, to _‘ plant potatoes on old sod that has been In hay or pasture for several years on account of the danger- ‘ from wire worms and white grabs, On such land it is advisable to

silk stilcklnils, while to secure the, best results ill washing. the rinsing. must be thorough and the drYllllll I should be effected with ringing.

‘however. the potatoes are grovmi > not oftener than once in (our years - l’ ,li-me can be applied three years tie-l fora with less danger of scab.

fifiiffill Blattulhlitl, the residence of i. ithe founder oi‘ the colony, ‘Eric the i

Jlanquet hull is us large as the iilfg“.

é. _l S JOHN KNOX L.O.L. ANNIVERSARY AFFAIR

' I the discharge of illltv 'lIl(i over-I b t ‘ - ‘ ‘ -' ‘ 'C art was pianist. _. _ 1 t illlllitl). and Ml. M. Llltcllfl s ii. "ml Y ~ ,sdlicitotis lor the welfare nf hi-r u It‘. illl‘ sixth with 101i el-Zks. Ihlllfifivere verldercil

ilnilltsl. ‘Cooper.

Norse Discoveries i

l o I

icroilk oi’ walrus tusk, ullil a gold visiting‘ White Sands the guctil ill

Miss Laura Nicolle.

Mrs. ‘I-lerbert Jlrehnnt w

‘ltiltllli. i200 A. l). . ' _l (in Hcrjillfllcs, near llrilttulllltl, Vl-‘lllvf l0 ‘Wllilll Silllll-‘i- Ti“""*‘my"

II-r. ‘Nilrlillld filllllii ii ruilic illscriir‘ lllv gilt!“ ‘ll i191’ "alums Mr- “m1

Airs. Jillni-s Derby.

to Z\llll‘l'ity lRiVlii‘

iluid ii visit (.0

l 'lllc sitirlt

illonlc of -Mr. and Mrs. William dl-r j.\‘illnl'tlc and loft lhclll n bnllllclnfl| l l

bully girl, “congrutulzltioils."

l A llulllbl-l- of frii-llds iroul Qélunilsi and

pyqp-qni; _. _ _ _ ‘ __ V __ . _ who was much (leveled to his good beset with ditiicultios. uttciltlcil (iillllilfnbillt: 110th neck oi‘ llJ eggs. Hill llllnfirilt tn:fi‘lal_l‘ilfle\l\1fizlg(i‘lelllygi women and the Zzmt under “he direction 0i ‘ with (lhngem y“, m [hp Unndiliou? , I lc r .1 .ll(| iol lit. week was till (\ c ll l Jamns pwkormg ‘L NU“, Lmmun

5.0;’. and tho inlul to (into (i131 'i‘ilc .\lr. ‘Mill ‘iteenan Wood islands at l, l, I

WEEK-Willib ~15 eggs (fr-LS points); Beachpoiill were visitors tn Whitei Mr. ‘Clifford .\‘lcEwen’s ‘B. It. were Sands on lSilnilzly thc guests of‘,

Airs, Irving's .\lr.

Ilei by.

tutliei‘

on Friday lust, the iii-x! meeting. were (‘lit-ii with 40 eggs. (35.5 llvlnls. will bo bold alt the bnnlc oi

and Airs. Wm. Clements. . -———<-0->——- ‘ lBclty Bzrlnsoil is fillingi customary waits between s by study-lug Ffellfffl.

present she finds it easier spend to ‘her lllSi£’lit!E()i"i'i ity with gesture than ill tllc new language.

~-<-0-c>—— -—— HAD

Tlle following is from u 'I‘orontn Wllll I35 6.415s. (71.3 llfliillfil: Nil/paper. .\lr. McPilec ‘zcferred to is i1.

former Charlottetown man:

John Knox, L.().‘I.., celebrated ll . ,‘

5t; and 61 eggs and (39.7 and (£80 m,“ birihday anniversary in Kini.\'l“““1""' l‘ l" l '1" ,i)(llll‘ll() 'I‘enlple, Ilillliilfiil ilvcn, lust night, with a supper and social gathering. Wor, Bro, Itev. J. M. Mc-

Curlic, pastor ol .\‘ill(:i"ll(3i‘SOll bylellan Church. Octilfllllifl

Bert "half. Rev. \V. F. htcCmlilell, pust- Preilbijicriilll

or of ‘lliverdille Church. ivils the spcukcl‘ of tli (ailing. l-Ic spoke oil "'l‘llc Fill

ii-iili opiOnr Fathers." Ili this he wczlt over

the lilistoiy of the Prcsliyt

Nlcllllvelfs hens numbers 125 and Church and tllc risc and fall of the 11H were ninth and eleventlh‘ \Vllll,ROIl'lilll Empire-

The evening pieilszllltrius

. . ‘ m Margaux‘ d d I 562 Willis M!‘ ‘will 1'0" llllllY-i marked b tlic presentation of a itelliotery and was illrgciyilllfllltieli- s "p116" it... 169 was tenth wgith (it; iiie memirersiiip iii i)“; lqtlge to ‘wur. ni-o. w. MacPllee. iwwnlliiln-i icii by u case of three pipes. These,‘ were presented by Andrew Moll/lib lcu on ‘behalf of the lodge, and WV Bro. W, J. Collins.

Syllle- lll U"? cllill-ulll“ “f a“ "lshibearillg by his own industry and told me it is not all so easy as it N“ 3 is colleen, presented

Do rotihy

Mrs. J/lilc

(‘Wig with a handsome clock. The gifts; Will. l(‘tiugbliln's ll. “Tm suimbli’ ackllowledged‘

Gen. Josie Alvarez, chief of ills

-_ mil] Mrs, (Pcrlcy ‘Harris ‘were: Sutur-

surrollliding llistricls l1; [glam] Egg imywlllet at the home of ..\Ir. and Mrs. lug (Contest nliitlo an excellent gilin ' llll\\'2il'(i llell nu Thursday 111st. 11 -

Tilc young People's Leilguo was‘ (30.8 hold ut illc iltllllt) nl‘ ‘Mrs. Brellnllt‘

For the] I

volnbil» and pniltollllllel

race seven" A

Cuticura loveliness A Priceless Heritage

For generations mothers have been using Cuticura e operations for all toilet purposes, and have been teach- ing their daughters that daily use of them produces clear, smooth skin and healthy hair. They find the Soap pure and cleansing. the Ointment sooth- ing and healing. should any irrita- tions arise, and the Talourn an ideal toilet powder. Iuspia lath Ina hi Iall. Adilrnl Csnadlsn t» ¢ "I , ., Intreal." Pncqtioap m. (iintment s and m. Tainan ise. i Cutlenra Silvia! Slick 28c.