The followi u the standld! o1 pupils o.’ q-rwlrl East Schol- the month of Jan.

Grade 7--\1 Levi Jay 90.1: 3 fihester Birt and Bari Jay (equal: 'I.4; 3 Lillian lay 81.3. Grade 5- .1 laabell Jay 73.2; 2 Doris Jay 71.5 3 Alfred Birt 34.7. Grade 4—1 .-\- die ‘Mitchell 79.8; 2 Peter Kelly 70

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, Roy Mitchell; 2 line ll. Grade S"! Lizviv Anirtie: rthur Mitchell: 3 Reggie Kelly. rfect ntrenduce-John [(011.11

Bflatrice Kelly. Lev‘. Jay and Earl

JayJ-—-.-\rtbur Dunn. Teacher.

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Produce

We buy at best Market prices.

Oita (for Seed and Feed.)

Wheat, (“Ihite Fife and Russian for Seed.)

Feed Wheat

Barley, (2 and 6 rowed for Bead.)

Feed Barley.

Buckwheat, (lor Seed and Feed)

Timothy Seed (Grades i and 2 tested.)

Baled Hay and Straw.

Blue Potatoes, (sound and [rte trout rot.)

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We sell at ‘ possible prices. " FLOUR E Some of the best brands - made. ‘

Whole Wheat Flour. Pastry Flour; "Gold Bond." Garden City." "Azb.v.“ "Rubin Hood." "Gold Medal." “Victory,” "Queen City." etc, etc.

Rolled Oata. Oatmeal. Buckwheat Flour; Table Cornmeal, Bran, Mlddllnql. ott Cake Meal. Cracked _ Corn. Cornmeat, Gemrlllid-

tiling‘). Bchumacker 'Faad. Crushed Oats, Scratch Feed

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(for Poultrfl- Calf Meal, Chick Feed. Laying Meal. Feed Wheat. Crushed Oyater Sheila, Poo-try Grit. Nest

E009- Leg Bands. Poultry ,Bona. Beef 8crapa, Beef and Bone Scraps. Alfalfa Meal. Charcoal (for Poultry), Hen ' Chow, Chicken Chowder. Pig Chow, Purnia "O'Molene" for Horaea, Baby Chick Chow, Pratta Poultry Buppiloa. Royal Purple Poultry Btlp- pllea, baled Hay and Straw. Food. Data and Barley, etc, O86. ‘

Get our low prices in ton and less than ton iota.

WHOLESALE l RETAIL

'80“! and Feed Department 72-74 Queen Street

Carter & Co. Lttl

Margaret Kelly $8.4. Gmde 3 ——'

. ' ‘ an. ‘ti’? lK-Oit-odau

TUESDAYJEB. 1a, 1923 3

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‘were present iucludllll 111-‘!!! 1-‘! -tha leading railway maauales in We are indebted to a friend inrme Um,“ sum‘ "the United States for a copy of: ski “m” w“ m. "mum; Th“ “"1111 Aumrw" "1 13'1"", speaker and he said a lot uld said 6th. Pitta, widely known journal." very we“ lo ‘.911 ‘hr’ k ‘i. has been conducting a wmllfltlfqune efldeu; be is flung, in against the export of coat to Can-inn mp or we pormcmm Mr" ada. in the issue referred to aboverrererrmg w m‘, pledge mar were a bold type line running across ‘roam be no rorrrrcar rmerr-ererrc the front page informs its readers “m! m, management or me ourfi 11131- "11119 111° People "1 Ne“ En‘ dlan National Railways. he said: 131111 “Te 119531115 1°’ “m1- lhou" "But there is another form of sands or carlosds are being eXPOI-vpouuml rmerrerence ‘men 1911 1° Canada “he” ‘he! ha" more dangerous and more diffi- °°°1 1“ abndame- h‘ 111°“ M ‘he cult to avert than the ordinary or abundance it reproduces a dimblegarden ‘rpm “d ma! ,5 ma: rorm lmmm" ‘-“1"'1'115“m"1' '3' M°55"’:of sectlonnllsm which translates

TANTALlZlNG-CUTT

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dian girls has caused a social flat- ter all over Oouada for wooka past. it culminated on Saturday night last at Montreal in a decla- lon that Miss Wlnnlfred Blair t; St. John excelled all competitor! and la entitled by right to be hero- after known as ailss Canada. From the be ’ the contest was tall of interest. Each compel-III: city had (trot to_ choose one fair repro- sentatlae. ThXS involved first a lo-

cal competition. Beauty was a first requisite, but not the only one.

Therearo, so many pretty girls ill Canadgtir in any one of its cltiea that the local judges might wall have despaired of making a choice.

Each competing city made its selection on a basis of beauty to |gcther with proficiency in such lwinter sports as skating. snow- tshoeing and skiing. The young lady chosen to represent a city was designated by the name of the city as Miss Halifax, Miss St.

s beauty contest among c...- ,

*- ‘T '0 - " Ilbataofaatiafiod . _ ‘ lodapastheyditlfly

atillthe same goodToa. . ._

aim

wonder aata._

list is a Gentleman?

gar-tn Thursday's 6081111100‘ “Au Ordinary Woman" in her de~ flnllign of a gentleman, has 01'0- hgyty gycn us the “lbest yet" type“ we gays,-— “A gentleman ls a true mun." 'I"ruuh is. we all know the fundamental 0111101010 H1111 b" is cf Christian character, and a man who docs not always speak tthe truth and be true to those

whom he t-ails his friends is n' coward and not n gentleman..1 "Lgncgr" refers t0 the “fair 0l_ face", The oltl proverb. "hand--

some is that handsome does" still, 1101115 grimy and a man may be ever so handsome. yet if he is not eta“ and truc and honest. he is} . , not a glfilk-lnfll); furthermorenund the tnetnbers of the Egg Cir-r ladies who are. ladies will ncvorlcles were asked to pay a large respect a man. however “fair oflantnunt for something they knew face" unless he is “true" and a nothing about and did not believe. gentleman they owed, l wanted them to join

which the P. E. l. 6P5 Aéobbllilllll is conducting tbs tertllizt-r 1JU5-ll8S-5. The directors of the association beg to inform

l1l0cb writers and

Buy acarfof pro ROSE cor-pg; i ‘ flavour told surely pleura you. I

Potato Grow- '

their friends -

1

1A- Plckflid 11 ¢°- °' 1111‘ "1" itself into terms of political influ- whi h ear d in the Charlotte- '

t‘ c gllllrditi‘ I Janua qsurcnce. For example. some aectlonrvancouver. very regrettably‘ were 0W0 11a 16 0 1'! - ~ o.‘ the Domrnzon des'.res to hnvcrw“ M Mr“ Charlottetown r0 “h, The advertisement was a goodlsorrre parrmrhr mm; donm Badman m the "Mr conrpemrorr Th"

011B 111111 W911 difllflflfffl "W5 11°" in the effort to promote its accom- a great opportunity for achieving

John. Miss bloncton and so on to

l am. Sir. etc., together and send a smart man ONE WHO KNOWS and have a lawyer's advice on i110 __jQ-o>-___. matter. Their answer was that

To the Bird Lover: of P. E I.

11i\\‘.\'fil‘ told them they would have ,to Day the bill. it may be that

Whose interest they seem to be so unxuous to luster that they were clot-ted to proulotc the interests of the tttcittuc-rs 0t the association and are answerable to them only tor Lllerr actions and at. U16 Dtopel‘

they did send several. and that the Sir.--l~‘or tt week or more a pair

those delegates did not. know atwimg they will rc-ntsr an account

at

for you." it said in large capitals. prrshmem brings m be" ""1 social distinction that would be WW9 have 3 111130 51°91! 111 1119 strong political influences. be as wide as ‘he Dominion w“ lost’ ~ but we trust there may be like

best hard and soft coal. all in cause 1r must sheds. good and dry." This was ma, n", yqrlong] Railway, {1011011913 11V 111i‘ 1151131 “u” 1° required under present conditions.

8Y9

‘be remembered

1chances dllfing future winters that |wlll not be neglected. l

of pine grostbeaks have come dull) to the door to be fed. Tlttey seem particularly fond of apples and will often feed on portions for 15 to 20 ntintttes at a time, and dur- lug feeding can be easily approach- ed. l simil be very glad to know

the time that there was so mumflt. is the right of every member 00' goods lying 1n those Wflrfihouggg"illfi[)€ill. the rctords ut the amount- and that there was a lot of ggutigflifiu and if he cannot do so i191" |ihat qr-g 9m] unpaid [on yo“. is “vsottally ii he will “Tile the sccte~ 111°! 111° 111-111’ 01 1111“ 1'35: Circles lrylflf)’ stating what he wantsvto see the leading men that wok rrnfkttou‘ Lila lttfortnnttott Will on interest in ttrumcting and ztdvoctti- 5-1011

(COPYRIGHT

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‘great bulk of it was Canadian cos

,1 ‘portion of their

" ,compla.ined that it was being de- t" Canada freely during "w wmTtrl-butory factor to the beauty of

. Fuel Distributor

supply this coal in quantities from r0 35k the House or Commons for lt is indeed a distinction to any

1 - < htrndredweigbts to carloads, r. jafgg 511m each year to makcrlioung lady to be chosen. as‘ the this representative of the city in which

naming mhemse up the!’ deficns‘ 5° mug as matIshe lives for beauty nnd proficien» ‘mam "as 111*‘ 511115 1“ ‘he a°sg°nfi°nd1l1°n "1515 111° 5°" ‘"111 a1‘ cy in our healthful Canadian win~ “("1151 "whim ways be open to undue p0llt1ca11ter sports. The combination of the people of New England are rnrerremncernd mfluencesg- _ qualifications is an important one ‘starving for coal. the above ad- n ‘rm be YQmQmbErQd that MLIBB 11 16411111115 "1 1.11" comesi-“fl

. _ » _ ty face ttttd r r ‘b? Ch r n t , I much more than a prct We“ Wm?“ n L Bro 00w“ E‘ M’ MacDonald or Pkmu andifigure. Grace and skill of action

‘Guardian of January 25th shows one o": two others had made thislor a varied chararrer are also c“ ‘led for. More doll-like beauty comes far short in such a compe- tition. Our young ladies will per- haps find the need of more prac~ g . T“ tire in winter sports between now ‘l5 scarcny’ I and next February than they have udvertiscmt-ttt ot the Aicssrs. Ptcu-lmany hrr“. problems to lace. Prob-thither“) hart to afrord "rem the 11111 11011111 1J4‘ F111 11117-1118- @5l>€4"1"1 5111-1’ 1115‘ 1111-"~1°"1 15 11131 °1 ‘fittest chances of success in a Do~ ittg tltcir prcclection policy mlnlon comlleflmln. but this P1110" ' nradrjlice may yet be developed.

Below

1 Americans 011

‘there is no shortage of coal ‘u discovery some time ago. I

fCanaoa." I I I _

‘Ye must frankly admit that t01 POLITICAL DIFFICULTIES

people who could procure no calla;

the‘. has

.on account of

1 I v fc icral t government. i

l)’ when led ta bclieve that the Quill ‘Pi-BUY declared to be so abundant was w tht- "wounds now being American coal. Hod titt- [lmsloultlpun thetn by the nutny who art-I American knowtror hill] it wanted liudins the ore-election m put the magm- (aim; it wuulj ruinous. vinces that the highest honor in 1h8V6 told its readers that» only-a Reference was made recently to 111° "flml 111mm" h“ be“ 5mm‘ "acmm or the coal ‘new ‘he. demand “rude by we Onion awarded to a lady in this section "mud m Messrs P111113"! l‘ Co's growers o’ onmflo‘ m“ a duty bemontains but an eighth part of the advertisement vras American. The 91311911 011 5111011111111 01110118 GUN-Huron“, n; the Dommion‘ Qmq-{n 1_ 1118 11110 981101181 111B 011191‘ 1111b‘ alone has ncarly three times and lhe vegetable growers of OntariogQHehec twice as many P991116 1111 who have been pracucany put or; are resident in the three Atimtic

_ _ _ r vrnvlnces. in Indian tradition. alc- 10nd. 1w far as we can learn. 0111 M “was” by vegetable lmporag-‘cordlttl! lo mnzfetttiw. “the land t.

‘dealers have been able to procure 11°“ from m” United Sums‘ mamdfthc Dacrotosff was the land of hntvl enqugh gnflyfagitg from 1)“, Uni. 11 11911131111 1°’ a 1913114191!’ 11111-1’ "ugsoma women. The Montreal award ted mares to supp”, the small prollimterlcan vegetalbles. They claim~glves this honor primarily to Si. customers who "d

‘tariff. practically prohibited thr- d import of Canadian vegetables in-rm. rhkr 1

to the United States while vege-g

tables from the United States B11‘. iern

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I General satisfaction will be fell D011¢191and expressed in the Eastern Pro-

E

it is quite true that Canada ts

iwell supplied with Canadian coal t

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wnaritime section of Cnnndo. Ant

‘use that “m! M com‘ thcre is no doubt :1 good Tfltlfiflfl ‘ V

711m Boston American shoul also have reminded its readers that wheg the tState of New Yortr

The. moist climate of the Easi- Provlnces ls'no doubt a cor.-

priverl of its coal supply because u" and early sprmg’ Ami ‘or the mranmy shipped wrthcy are asking the King govern

~ ‘ m i . i ll l t Canada. and askcd that an etnbat- m? m pa“ a tea a o“ (my their t-nntpensatinn in the clcttr on

ggthg plflggd ougbfp-mpnts 10 (‘Jim r-ntnplcvlms of the feminlm- nnrr adm Mfr F nrwudlergh‘ ruylerarlfow is the government going tuition of our eastern communities.

zdo it? It's policy is m tower the The Central and Western Provin- lllgnlt that ces are cllmatically deprived ni I .,’ this healthglving and beauty-pro-

“ v duclng agency. No doubt one of 3111Dhtettts of household sizes ofrwlll admit that. it is but "l did not the good pflerm or u". Mrmrrmr]

anthracite coal to Canada are now state t; so w my ¢ongtnuengg_ 1710699111118 11l- 1116 11118 01 110111011- ln small groups "every day anti incentive to more frequent pil- maelty 188.000 tons per month ‘in every way“ as Mr. Coue would zflmue“ ‘mslward 1” °“1"-" 11"‘ amounting to 2.1 per cent of the express it, the people of Canada healthghnng anmbpammnng s“ - ~ lbreezes of our summer resorts, total anthracite shipments. Coin- are learning that the pro-election

British Isles. Even the fess which hover over the Hay of ‘Fundy. MVP

those American vegetables.

185"“ u HMGIduty on all foodstuffs.

ment which concluded as ftllowafirro‘ George?" And Ne“, “Gem.”

award will be as it ought to be. an

cldent. with this New York State policy of the Liberal party. as

n» you in the matter of fire 0r

other insurance, quote you our

rites, advise you as to Underwri-

‘ytoifs requirements, etc,

l "We write liberal policies cover- iflg buildings, merchandise, y-nsohold effects.

pate: reasonable.

and

fflyutlmatt lilo. LttI.

Oldest Insurance Agency In

'1 would answer the question.

received, April 1st to December clearly expressed in that famous Beauty compemions are “m! 3i. 1922. front the Canadian side 1919 platform and variously echo have been 01mm, “new,” t, h...“ 778138.740 electrical horse power ed throughout the country by Lib men and women in all ages. We to produce which would require at eral candidates, instead of grow- 19°11 °1' 11111‘ ""1119" 1" "1 ma“ least 1.082.988 tons of coal in its ing "better and hotter." is growing m“ “m” 1“ "emu F511“ °'“s"1" replacement. l would like to know svorseutnd. worse. The fruit grow;Zmfynberlézeyaurgtgfieagays as‘; specifically from you (those deiors are joining forces with thelorher; n h“ pane.‘ m“, n pro, 11110111111"! 1111 embargo) Whether you Onion and vegetable growers; the; verb that none but the bravo do» consider the inconvenience to tho potato growers have already ind serve the lair. A sacred writer

people of New York State would their snv: the farmers who have 111M311‘ 11 ‘"1431!’ °1 111131111“ 11131 ' in all the land were no women

b" I?“ H we morgue“ ‘he we] 11°11! 1° "11 31111 ""1"" "11 11 be found so fair as the dauahlrrs of

the additional shipments it would market, the farmers everywhere mntmm" enenencles M “'1' first parents. “for contemplation

lrecelve were shipment; to-Canada are learning to ‘their cost that than“ “d "rm refined: rm, heauw etnbargoed out with the risk of-Llberal tariff policy ls a ntloourrm, “d "m" amucuve grace;- having the power supply from 1h one. The King government is also 15nd ln our days wherever soclet, Canadian side cut off in rctuila- 1111111118 11 011i 11nd they are now. 1! 01 111111601 111 81011011! 111811 111 "u" up against either a reversal of 1°" 111°" walm“ "e ""183 ‘ d rntnents. Possibly the Boston American 111011‘ 0011c! or getting out. 1' o

-"""¢"*-'—" fltte Maritime Provinces had ‘nnomu’ Mo?“ their full share in the h0l10rs won

__ The increase of autoruobllel- 1“ 111° 3"" “n 1°’ "m" ""1"" Sir Henry Thornton has been In now ln use has not reduced v1.1“; Tat rgiguge’ ‘l; r. twice M;

_ YUIIK C i . O V 0 1‘ W011i"!

the United States soliciting hns -| number of horses in Canada. "Hfepfenenuflye 1n m“ 3.1m you“, neas for the amt» National 1017 the. total number of horses by merit raised to be Miss (‘ann- Railways. m‘ was given a molt m m, whole Dominion was 3.4m.- dl- I relcoftrl victory is aehlev-d

cordial welcome everywhere and 14o. In tut. according to the last "m" 1'1"" m” 1'3"‘ 1“ 1"“ ""'°‘

-—-¢o>——-— CIR HENRY IN UJ.

1 ‘front as the Lend of Handsome at Plttaburg was given a bunuusqreport of the Dtworlruent of Agrl- wont n r‘ l nomwflhy dry

at which over a thuullud steels culture the number was 3.0111921. ,,,¢u.,,,_

\

~cf the Dominion. Maritime Canada!

that the FordneyNlcCttmber ~1°1"1» 11111 111 11 W111" "@1159 111 11"‘[l1l11=b0;-n_ p, 3 |.,.|rrr,_.r_

B11001? 10 11111! Show by slvlns 1' cause American pork is filling the 3°11" “"1 “m” h“ 5"“! "1 111°.

through tifis paper. if any reader. 1‘ '1 "P" "w" 11"“ 13° m" "hlrlt-Ibitrttltl-Esbttiildlnieup riltlalhzll lllflilf

' ~ t: ' ne ' ? i .

1s tlrtltfufir; page l't1<z=nstehe.lr?gin'11111: gzbltgol-tltz‘? 31-12mm“??? Sn" unfgm province ttntl the gay plumage tersrrvs and rhenrtii"bri_ 31011-5‘? suilkestive- of warm latitudes ‘Lard 3mm] m P. T111?” 1"’ f1” The “rare is Mum red onlmelrs ex is e hirc es. ttflcr the breast. and front crown of head toipmm Whig: ‘is f“? “$91k D6111. m“ rovrrri Mm grey underneam [name "a" Iturr Qetr said tn the The grey wing feathers‘ parrrcuvhe Island h 11,1, Xhe east etttl 0i llrly sct-nntlaries and tertlals aft’ losers wekgnzut me heave“ edged Mm whiter The remare rslhas Bren ‘an \ that the snow yellowirh green where male ls red branch to m rob“ _ mp . Elmn“ and limit arc sotttewhet targetwoe n; Nerve o S ‘mil dmfdvm.“ than our slutc t-nlnred junctr The]; ca“ Now _~t Derson wnltltt m; (up. call is a t-‘eztr udtislle. Last. fall a1gusrtorr it ‘M30 b°ne "M1195 11 H112- 110011 of time vurblers paid us HIIIIP ‘loss m the §g§=h?§‘$i'T°,“""‘ LWn days visit. or Whil .- 1 h ,_ l" “m mm “h h” ‘Us provmtaerjtltrtioodilfgls.fining“? tt-rtltlggéest that the tnettrbt-rs Abe rlcpk m...“ m the "e98 they [We m it in ,21@t:i.~wit'o were tic. “bowed m) rear or our appmachtcanndt give mover trcrtrtct. if titpy. Iand were most interesting to stmassistattt-e of bltfnlgofiglagglhf 111B’ ‘ ' (l t.‘

‘dy. The riot-k K01)! together nndT-‘arm P~ '

. _ _ ~ r r totiucts star. 1 (fr, , |vvero llkt-i) about mtzrating- ltown. to have the edirltlet-t 7'1"?‘ t Has any rmtlcr seen these trftlte mutter u n“ "m?

it 111111 looked after,

{this prnvlilcl»? pot Yea-rs pve fedl titink it nmy rrghr rm ‘hem m.

‘birds in wit1t~r,-<blttc jays, chick bear the yo“ <11-11¢98. Juncoes and an occasional ' i out‘ Sir etc ‘fwd-pecker. Perhaps the news! ' ' " ‘was communicated to our latesbRed Point, "111181-"111- mo’ Brosbeak. It u. Jluite probable. ' 1 I mu. Sir. ettn.

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a. n. ' ~ ' .Klnross. Feb. 9 1023. ’ deilllfi-ifhere has been a great __,<§>——? tumrrsu ractggfrozsrsy 111 YOU!‘ ('01-, u m' ' ' s t Ghost Hollow" itoplcs. but not n 5.53’. ‘mmem

comment has a word 0r I _ _ _ " ~ Dueflretl 1n print con writing 181111112 one m’ the greatest scan- w get. thc facts 1101s of the present atze. and that pecs-nn who has Scandal is the modern Jazz dance gseett or heard iliilltzs spooky, Such There wash time when me '8"; ""118 "w “up I hutte me"ir1eaaar r111" or thtsforiée citlled "blessle 1-“ W111 11111.9 110$ K1111‘ us the writer Island Drided themselves 0n méi. ttild on trust. . 159-111? 011d modest entertainments About‘ the year tsso, tread opbut it seems the only thing a M; Was almost 111111 111106 class of people pride

‘Sit-Wile t:"ut:ltlt\ in ilhost stories in‘ 1directrfr<tttt some

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unbrokerrforest; settlers, M, andlihemselvet; on nowadays i5 it 11"‘ 1191119911; 111v rotuis nterelrlhfirnllgh knowledge of the latte-q! “"1118 Daths. except in winter Styled dress-or should it bc calletl'