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every little soreness, rash,

chafing or irritation as a possible source of disease. Treat them all with the famousZam-Buk. This pure herbal balm is a blessing to mothers. It pre-

vents minor troubles from spreading. _ heals quickly and surely. Moreover, its mild, yet powerful antiseptic influence affords the delicate tissues complete

It soothes and

protection against dangerous disease infection.

,_ Treat the first ltchy Rash or Blemish

As aremedy for teething rash, scalled head, eczema,

1m ringworm alngiegetgglldren, lam-h the irritated inflamed placel.

k ls ' e.l bl . It h a grateful relief to u elalrldelsu andmdiaease and quickly

and other skin disorders common

stores the skin to a state of healthy perfection.

Use Zena-Bah for all It checks bhelin‘,

Al proved em bum, libsceassfbad

cote, bruises, burns, scaids and flesh wounds. if“ for poison w lhgs, and piles.

and brings swift clean healing. ounds, ulcers, acne, psoriasis, 50c. the box everywhere.

v.3...” in BigfiityilCanlBe c...,..:,i U;- l Just like Hens 0n Farm. 9am“ Experl

'. I Can s scream be locked up? Yes end furthermore a street car's clanzor can be confined to the street. and thc hlare of a sax- ophone in the apartment above can be imprisoned there, reports the Notional Bureau of Standards at Washington. D. C.. which lust has finished experiments in pre-

venting noises of e bin city from B ll

dlaturbine the quiet of its homes and apartments.

"Noise can be kept out of s room iust as well er a snowstorm can." reported Dr. Paul S. Heyl. chief of the dureau's sound labora- tory “The main difference is that to keep out snow the stouter the wall the better. while to ward ofl noise the llimsier the wall the bee ter” Q

To prove publicly that he can play trafllc policemen to a speeding sonnn |)| iieyl had a partition which be premised would be “sound- ernnf‘ nuili between two edioining

owe. PAUL s.‘ . HEYL, ‘Noise jramek‘

ballrooms ofthe Mayflower hotel at Washington He arranged to rest it on the night that the bin Charity Ball was to be in one ballroom. and at the same time a hall to mem- bers of the Diplomatic Corp.- in the other.

Came the first dance! A nlm piece iazz orchestra struck up i. spirited for trot In the Charm

a room. Another orchestra played e dreamy waltz In the Din lomatic Ball room. But no eon- fusion resulted. Not a fox trot note could be heard-In the room where the waltz was being danced Nor did {single waltz note drifl into. the neighbor-inch room

"The music Irom oth orchestra.- was caged b. the lnfervenim soundproof partition.‘ llr. lieyl explained. “The partition is madv only of hair felt which is support cd bv thin boards of suuar cane fiber, The musical aounri= became tangled and lost in this wilderness of hslr and fiber "

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—-WANTED— LIVE HOGS. _ Will load live hogs at Kenslngtou Tuesday. Feb. 9th. Alden Mouse.

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-—BEDEQUE UNITED CIRCUIT r-Sunday, Feb. 7th, 11 n. m, Bede flue; 3 p, 111., Cape Traverse: 7 u. 1m. Searletown.

--DOING NIOELY. - Rev. Fath- er P. P. Areanault, Mont Carmel. who Is a patient ‘ In the Prince County Hospital la much better.

--REGOVERING. — The many friends of Mrs. Henry Crozler. Wllmot Valley will he pleased to know that she is ‘making a speedy recovery after her recent serious operation in the Prince County Hospital.

--TEAOHER8 STUDY GROUP .0RGANlZED.-——A meeting of the teachers of the following five schools ln Mr. Court's Inspector- ate, Mlllvale, Hope River, St. ‘Marys. St. Patrlcks and St. Auns. was held on Wednesday. Jan 13th for the purpose of organizing a "Study Group". The teachers de- clded to hold meetings about every three weeks, and at the meetings, which are to be held ln fliev. Wm. V. MacDonald's offlce, Ito discuss different matters relat- ling to the teacher and her work. ‘Rev. Wm. V. MacDonald who, was lpresent kindly promised to assist lthe teachers in this work, and to ‘prepare a paper on "The Alm of Teaching", for the next meeting. ‘Selena. Currie, St. Anus was ap- .pointed secretary, and Miss Jrene lConnolly was chosen 1o prepare a |paper on "The Relation of Teach- er and. Parents" also Miss Marguerite Currie to prepare one on “The Relation of Teacher and Pupils”. The next meeting is to be held on Friday, Jan. 29th.

l —LEAVE OTTAWA. — -Mrs. Creelman McArthur, wife of Scu- lnfor McArthur. has Summerslde on Tuesday lfrorn Ottawa. Mrs. [Spent a few days visiting her ‘daughters Misses Constance and ,.\Iarlon who are attending Ml. Alli- laou Ladies College in Sackvllle. Senator and Mrs IlIcArtliur have closed their residence and are staying at the Mawley House. lMiBS Adele McArfhur has left OL- tawa for a vlsll in Montreal and Boston. '

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-BAPTIST CHURCH. —'I‘lle ah- nual business meeting of the Sum- meralde Baptist Church was held In the church hall last Thursday evening. A splendid supper was ‘provided by the ladies of the Soc- -ial Committee, headed by Mrs William Buchanan, followed by a musical progrnmmel features of which were a solo by Rev. Norman lMcNeill of Marysville, N. B., a solo by Mr. Pogaon and Mrs Parker and an address hy Rev. Dr. Mac- Nelll. Mr. C. B. Jelly. treasurer of the church submitting the finan- cial report for the year, which showed about $4.500 raised for all objects by the church u banner showing for thin congregation. "The Sunday School report showed lone of the best years in the bis- lmry of the church in regard to ‘membership and money raised. Miss Audrey Taylor reported for tho C. G. I. T. of tho church. Mrs Major Schurnrau for the Mltc |Socleiy; Miss‘ lElla IMucLoan for [the Young Ladies Guild, lilies Glen =Williams for the B. Y. P. U. Mrs. lJ. A. Smallman for the Women's Missionary Society. Mrs. Pogson for the Mission Baird. Mr. Small- mnn for the choir and Mrs E. W. Manson for the amount raised by phe church for the lBlbie Society, ‘nil of which were vory encourag- llun. Mr. Major Schurman. who lllllS been chairman of the finance» {committee for the past several llyeors, tendered his resignation from that position and referred to flic progress the church had made

,HP will he succeeded for the com- I'M: years by ‘Mr. Thomas John-

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—-RESERVE TUESDAY. Feb. 9th for the four act comedy drama and ple social at Borden Union Hall, Borden. This is a real goou play and you should see it. I

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-ON VISI -Mr 4 Austin Noonau of the Royal Bank of] Canada. Amherst arrived in Sum- merslde on Tuesday night and pro- seeded to lBedeque to visit. his parents Mr and Mrs Wm. Noonun.‘ He leaves on Saturday morning for: Boston. iiQOQP-i i

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—.\lr. A. J. Campbell, CIBTIIIOIII.) has returned home from Oiiawil where he accompanied his daught- er Irene who has received an an pointment in the Agricultural De- partment of the Civil Service. Miss Campbell graduated at Ihc Summerslde Business College.

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..“NAME OMITTED-fin the pro gram of Ann-andale School, closing a most interesting feature wm omitted. being lll-3 recitation by Byron Howlett, aged 4 years.

..*FARM ‘FOR SALE at n bar gain, well watered, in good condi- tion, near school and churches Apply Norman .I. McPherson Brooklyn. P. E. I. 7566-2-5-Iii

..*PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE. The Presbyterians of Montague ,‘\vlll hold service in the Montague [Baptist Church. Feb. 7th at ll u Rev. D. Mr-Vlcar, preacher ybody welcome.

‘m. lEver ..*HOCKEY. —0ue of the mosl flute-resting hockey games over wil- norscil in the Georgetown skating" rink was eagerly followed by u vii-u throng of spectators on Mnn , day night when the "Alerts" c‘ snupnv ream of female hockeyistr from Montague crossed sticks will the Vic Sisters of Georgetown The firs! period opened with l’ bung and in fact the banging con- tinued through all three period‘ with Referee Johnson being kept more than busy (lodging the flee Ing disc as it sought a haven o‘ peace from its feminine pursuers. If is to be said however to thc credit of the ladies, that although we have often referred to them as the "gentler though more tnlkn- tive sex“ we should never do it again. The game being nlmoa‘ entirely free from arguing of an)‘ kind. Score by periods: Mon! ague 1. Georgetown 6.——A.

. "VISITING HER CHILDREN. -—Mrs. It. J. McPhee, ol‘ Selkirk Prince Iodwarrl Island, in spending ,the winter of the residence of he: son Joc, in \VcHf.eI‘l0il-'.lli, Staten Island, New York. She apeutyn very enjoyable week visiting her brothers, John and Jim Kelly. ir Dorchcafer. Mass" and remarks that she (lld not think there were so many I‘. Id. islanders lu the country us shn mo! in liostou dur lmz hcr short stay there. Mrs McPheo is the mother of ten chfl dren. nine of whom are livinrr Three sons. Jack Hugh and Moll and three daughters, Laura. Id.- and Hilda are all married and sel tier] on "the island"; Walter is l Idaho. Ronald in Mexico an!‘ Joseph, who has made his home ll New York for lilo past elghteei- years. liin position wlfh the J (I. White Engineering Corporatlnr is Superintendent of Muintalnancv Mrs. MoPheeh husband. Roderick Mrs. McPhee la a rister-ln-law of A. .l. McPhee, o! Santa vRosa. (fnllfornla. whom shr hopes Io visit some time In the no! (llatanl future. especially If her 50f‘- wlfb whom she In now reefdlng, I. transferred to one of the Western

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WEST COVEHEAD SCHOOL.

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Two days before Christmas 1925 the West lCovehead School Exam- ination was ‘held lhefore an unus- ually ‘large attendance of pnrellw and visitors. The various classes were carefully examined by the, teacher. Miss Pearl Vesey, and also in part by the mlnlfllel‘, REY-l Thos. A. \Vilson. The refiults were very creditable to both pupils and‘ teacher, evidencing much careful thought and work in the conduct of the school. This is a matter o_f

igreat satisfaction to the parents sponelbility‘ for the death of John

who much appreciate our teach- er's efficiency and conscientious care. After the examination a very full and good Christmas program was given by_ the scholars, which was unusually we'll rendered and much enjoyed. Brief addresses were made by the chairman (Rev. ‘Mr. Wilson) and Mr. George T. Bearleto. both of whom express- ed decided approval of the evld- ent progress of the school, and the general satisfaction and appre- ciation felt by all. A pleasing feature was the presentation to Miss Vesey of a French ivory clock- and a. vanity case by the pupils u'lth the address given below. After ‘expressing her appreciation of the thoughtful gift and klud

cerely thanked both the pupils and parents. after which she generous- ly treated visitors and scholars to candy. The enjoyable session closed with Merry Christmas wish- es and God ‘Save the King. Programme. ‘

Opening Chorus, Santa Claus is coming, School. Recitation, Mr. Santa Claus, Jean AIucMillail. Monologue, “A Fine Singer, Em“; MacMlllan. Dlologue, A Letter lo Santa, Belle Marshall & Walter Auld. ping, Dawson ‘Hughes. ping, ‘Dawson Huges. Recitation, What I shall be, Walt- er Auld. Monologue,‘ Sad effect of good In. Lentions. Eric Wilson. Dialogue. The nigh: before "Christ- mac. RFCIIIIIIQIP.” T-he -~Deac0n's ;hip. Mac Hughes. Monologue, Bureau of Xmas Infor- nnlion, Nan Aulrl. Recitation. A Farmer's life, Eritll Hughes. _ Christmas. Star, Drlll and Song, 10 r'rl

‘Court-

, s. Refilling. Mr. voice Silk Hal, Jessie AlacMlllau.

Recitation, A Splendid word" Hel- en Wilson.

1310108119, Friday afternoon Com- Positions. Recitation, Fomi Hughes. Recitation. Dollies Lessons, Dor- othy MadMillnu. Motion ‘Song, Day, 4 girls. Monologue. Jennie 9n ter's beau. Ella lMaoMlllan. 1310108119. Ullflle Hiram’s Cold. Reading, The bald-headed Inan, Rowland Bealrsto.

C-‘horns, Christmas Bells, School.

God save the King.

Address.

Dear Teachcr:—

We. the pupils of West ‘Covo Head School wish to express our appreciation of your kindly efforts ulld untlrlng patience, as you strive to train our young minds for future usefulness.

Although many new facee greet- ed you In this school elnce you so successfully taught here some four or flve years ago, yet during the school term you ‘have

ly Troubles, lny

319")’ Christmas

oelf an earnest and willing work- er, and by your kindly manner have won the love and esteem of each one of us.

In recognition.- of our feelings toward you, w to accept these ‘gifts accompanied by love, and best wishes for n ‘Merry Xmas and a Very Happy New Year. v {Signed on bolhzrlf of‘ your pupils

friendly e ask you

0 West Cove Head School. Nan Auld,

Ilrvllertles of the J. (I. White Cor poratlon.

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005T OUT

MY Hubwnwo l“: flOT

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words Miss Vesey briefly but slu-'

Retiring Viceroy of lndifl. WM h"

agreed that the Maharajsh of in“:

' v aft/er February 15th, collected through

dgre, q ruling prince. ls to be brought before a oourt compel"! i"

ltvvo brother primes and a Hidl

court Judge to answer chard" °l' complicity In the murder of l Parsee merchant, protector of s former favorite of the P"l"°°- Th‘ Maharajsb ls worth 3159.000999-

Elxonerate Police

(Cianadlan Press)

new-sou. v. 'r.. Ire-b. Pt-Exvll- '

Qygfion of Royal Canadian Mounted Pallce officers from criminal re-

Smllh. demented “sourd01lsll" of Ihc Yukon. whowvaa killed in his cabin lu which he barricaded llllll‘ lsefl lnei \vc(’k, offer he lwd W"

lamuck with a llllll l" Sllllllllll‘ Creek i

forty miles from ‘Dawson. W8! Will‘ talned In u verdict returned Sat-

ed the affair."

U. S. Wins Customs Overtime Pay Suit

(Canadian Press)

wksruluorow, Feb. zr~rne Un- ‘tod Sltales Treasury today WlQll its fight to compel railroads cross‘- ing the Canadian border at urght ti! pay extra, compensation for overtime services of custom in- spectors In connection with the un- loading, receiving or examination of passenger baggage.

lThe District Court of Allllfialll set aside an Injunction to prevent the collection, which was granted 1 munber of railroads three years ago.

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In Memoriam

ISABEL CAMPBELL

When the snow covers-d world in the early hOIIH; of the morning of lallmith. fheangeLoLdeath vin-

her reward his daughter Isabel in {the 48th. year of her age. In 1920 she suffered an attack of influenza fncrm which she never fully recov- ere-d however it was not thought the end was near until a few days before her death.

Those who knew Bell as she was mostly called will ever remember her for h untfrlng devotion in trying to make llfe happy for those with whom she was associated. Rev. A. W. Robertson conducted ille funeral service on Jan 6th. reading the ‘l14t-h. chapter of ~81. John at her lrequcst A large number of people

term,“ smlgnfhcred to pay their last respectlm

‘to one who lu llfe they loved and lwilose dznth they mourned.

“ Besides a sorrowlng father there‘

orc- left to mourn three ‘and svm herothers, namely ‘Mary (iarollne. R. N" ‘Portland. Oregon; Mrs. lNell Durant. ‘Truro, N. S.. Mrs, iPclor Sinclair, Summcrflcld. Jlllflflg A. of ‘Clifton; Allan. Long Itlver; ‘Wlllianl ‘M; and John ‘D. of Arizona, ll. S.: fieorge of Regina l-‘red and ‘Borden at homo.

lIer body bourn~ by her brothers, James. Allan. Gcorge, Fred. Bordon ‘and Ilrothcr-in-luw lPetcr Sinclair. |wus lald to rest In the family plot ‘in "Summcrficld Cemetery beside

lfhkt of hcr mother.

sisters

been] with us. you have proven ynur-|

We cannot say and we will not say The! she ls llCiill. She is just away! Wllh a cheery smile and a wave of y 1h:- hum]

lShe lllls wandered Into a better I lnml.

Ami left us dreamln l fair

lit needs must - there,

l'l‘lilnk of ll'_'r still as the same,‘ qi

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g how be. since she llngere l She ‘ls not (leach-she l5 just away! Jes |sn

Mac Hughes, .

Tlillsrijmpesffd lo“ her eternal re-

urqay by a jury which iuvestlgatq

was aglow with the soft moonlight l

lted the home of William Camp, bell. ‘Grahams Road and called to‘ ward on the morning of Jan. 24th.

er pleasant smile and her m 11-5 well being. Her early years

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She was born near ‘New Glas- gow. Piclou County. N- 3-» and “m” of that worthy stOCk which has in- fluenced so profoundly llw Brill" tual and intellectual life of their ,country_ and contributed so much

were passed In he-r native province: but subsequently her family re- ‘moved to Brudenell River, to the farm now occupied by her nephew R. C. ‘De-war. Both there, and in the community ln which the re- uialnder of her long llfe was pass- , and by all who knew her, she was held in the highest respect.

Under a quiet exterior, sho pos- scssefl ke ‘n intuition. excellent judgment and was proficient In everything that related to the fhomc. Her deeply. religious nature. ‘found expression ln acts of loving kindness, In the charity that speak- olh or tliinkoth no evil. and In 1a life that reflected the light 0f lGofl.

‘She was a devout and consistent member of the Presbyterian Com- munion, and a member of St. An- drew's Church, Montague, an ln- cldent of her early Ilfe being that

sire had sat under the ministry of the itev. (Principal) Allan Pollok.

IThough burdened by the weight. of many years, she was sustalnenl to the eml by that faith which had upheld her throughout her life's long journey. and ln that faith her spirit passed to receive the rewarl of righteousness and well-doing,

VflfYflllfl to enter into the rest that re-I

inlalh-s to lha people‘ of God.

. One sister, Mrs. J. R. Dewar, Brudenedl. survives her. The otheri members of her family are, Fred R. Melllsh,-Union Road; Thomas, Arm" strong, B. (3., ‘Mrs. W. C. West. York: and rMrs. John Martin, ‘Mon- tague. who live to hold her name ’n honored and affectionate remem-

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Her funeral services al- Vi“ there was a large attendance. W conducted by the Rev. Mr. Stlrl Montague; Interment helng at Union Road Cemetery. where - mortal remains were lald lml those of her husband, who‘ had - deceased hcr seven years held at the advanced age of 93 y!!!