Men's Heavy Cheviot liecfcrs. Sizes t0 to 46.

Regular $3 I

valQ I-

Nienis Limbo i(nlt Coat Siveaters. (‘olor brown, navy and maroon. Sizes

:11; m ltl. $1 lteuular $2.50 — I

Rica's H e a v y W 0 i‘ k Shirts. (‘olors grey, biowii. navy and maroon

Sizes ll”; to 17.

wiliisrs up to $1.50 Men's Ilcuvy All-\Vool Work Pants

Sizes 34 to H. -$3Ino

Boys’ Reefer with Fur

(‘ollaix Sizes S ‘ll? to ill -- - Boys" ‘vlnckinaw Reef-

ers. Sizes

26 to 3H -- -- ~$zI95

Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts Sizes 12"; to 1t - _ - _ _ _59G Boys’ Heavy Winter (Hips with Fur

l1‘:ir Bands -- -

Buys’ V and Roll Neck

Siveziters. As-

sorted colors --

_..,.... . ___~ ~va~e_~.@-.»~. m"-

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(t)? NW’. INSII [UTE

2 WAY RELIEF

F011 TllE MISERY 0F

é Toke 2 "ASPIRIN" i." tablets and drink n full

~ glues of water. Repeat trontmonl in Z hours.

No liiiiilv ttflwl iicglvvt rvcn hiiiiiir l|('.‘|tl ii-lili.

llerc is vilial llt ilii: 'l'iil\c hi.» ",\~iiiriii" tiililcls when yin lcvl a (‘Olfl (‘Ollllllg 0n— wit li:i full glass of iviitcr. Tlicn I‘I'])t‘.‘ll , it Il(.‘(.(‘.<Slll'y,fICCOI'(‘llf1g to rlin-eiions in each yinckagir. Rilicf crimes ‘very quickly.

Tlll‘ “.\.<pirin" method of relieving (rolils is llie way ninny (loclors approve. You

DEMAND AND GET-

ASPIRIN

_ And Boys! in the Basement

The Above Specials are for

Friday and Saturday ‘on m: ISLAND IT'S

——-—— [form of a \ (‘lltlllC Pill ii lll7.‘.i'll'Cl iniiied incm- i inciiiircrs *- ' .-. iii-me tor March nieei- l lliiirv . l lia- March a "iveed" l Ml‘. Ma iiuv. n1 (lcstroyint; 11.: iuducs. i\fix:. (Ti-tin .<l \\lll1 _ the National‘ Point “llllllllil first 1111.11‘.

but we suggest Heavy $5.00 Cheviot Reefers for

$375

Men's Heavy Weight Fancy V neck Sweaters. Sizes 36 to 42. $

Regular $1.79 _ Men's Leather Wind- breakers. Sizes :10 to

‘Illegular S030

Men's Heavy All-Wool Work Hose.

3 pairs for -

lolemsnZip (‘omliinzitioii irerzi s. (‘olor S

blue and khaki Men's Broadcloth Shirts Color blue

and tan -- -- -- C Men's Leather (fonts. Sizes 40 to ~10

*6 95 Reg $8.00 viiliie n

Boys’ Jumbo Knit Pull- over Sweater with Shawl collar — --

R o _v s’ Heavy Cheviot Breeches. Double Scat and knees. 55 . Regular $2.65 - Boys’ Cheviot W i n il- breakers, to S? match breechcs Boys’ Doeskin W i n d- brcakers. Colors, brown

navy and maroon — -- -- \

Boys’ Tweed Knickers. Colors, light and 8 ' dark brown — --

lift‘. .

Anthem. Lunch was sci-icrxlby‘ M's. MacDoiin d _ \ll(1 vi-oiiiniitzvii‘ iii 'I‘lils_ mcciiiii: i-c: ' ~

Vi' r

at . Jtl ~Pli;iil, Yorl:

l ‘i call Mrs. X. is very much attached

k. ivris rouscii by claws t sl

‘ll

If throat is sore from the cold, crush and stir 3 "ASPIRIN" tablets in

V; gloss of water. Gorgle

twice. This eases throat

rowness and soreness almost instantly.

lalic“.\>|iiriii"lorri-lict llirn if you arc iiiil. iinpriivvil promptly, you (‘Jill l.llt‘- family doctor.

O “.t\spirin" tnlilcls arc iiiailc in Ctllllfltt. by tlic lliiycr (Ioni- pony, Limited, of Windsor, Ontario.

‘llllll-HAIK III!

‘Z|t‘l't‘ltlt‘!l an invitation to (tllltllll

‘ lliiitctl States in the (‘up team matches at, Wlmbledoinlfrllb- , _11_ Cameron. m Charlottetown. PEI.

s. r. c. i.

Inspector H. W. Mclieona’ report for ilus week. 5 clogs humanely destroyed. 8 eats (sick or 100 old) destroyed. 1 horse (unfit for work) destroyed. 1 horse treated for lameness. d Homes found for two homeless 0R5. lcatrescuodfmmthotupdl telephone pole. Usual rouilne inspection o! homes Aables, etc. _ The cut. which was brought down lull} the telephone pole liud been frightened up part wuy by a dog, and vihen the dog was called away, ll; was sent to the top by children throwing snow balls st 1t he owner of the cut ufier trying to get aelp from :il3\'cl‘i1l quarters. flnail inns: Nlr. McLean. with theresul inat her can was restored 1:0 her, ruifc and sound. There is a rather, - iiiteiesiinu story connected with ll11> cab-the‘ ovmei‘ who we shall

t0 it for very special reasons. It nor-rails tlizi‘. b01110 tears ago, (the cut is now nine years old) on I1. cold storms‘ nitglit iii winter, with all the ehililrcil in bod. Mi". and 511's. X. were also prepaiiiig m retire. Hr. X. on..- niiz, ltilltl of the ciil. and as he mind c-oiil into the stove, he $411111 "Have vou pun that beastly ini iii the sired?‘ Afraid lo tell hiin that the (zit ieposcd in the clothes bisket. 2.11s. X. pave hln. an evas- ive ans and they finsliy vient up Stitlll. Lziie in ilie nltilit 3.1:. X. digging 111:0 .lO‘.ll(ltl‘. Staviled 11110 wake- ‘. he sprain: out. of bed and iiii the light. there was the i-ai. Ntliltf-rlilg iinprcczitions he was about to nllDO it out of the mom \\‘ilf‘tl he noticed 1t acting in t1 t iicciilini‘ wnv. sneezing and rufliilng 5 abiiii‘ the l‘itf‘tfll—st"ll.~lllfl something ivronu he started for the door. when the ca‘. i-aii out fllllttlfl of liiin and (to i the stairs. When Mr. X. ilic iiall. he shuiiicil to his mink-cc’. the children-the llilllli0 l5 on lire!"

And it ivas: only the tlniel act- ion of (he eat saved the mnlly iioin hem! 1111111011 iii their beds. The lire 11.111 started inside and \\(tlll(l no‘. time been discovered ii too late to iixiikon and rescue (Dill! family. Do you wonder liiut Ali's. X. is iittzicllcd t0 he!‘ cat? 1i she had been heartless enou h to have pui that cut out in u. cod nhcd on a winters night, stir; find her 111.1111)’ iiiiuhi‘. noi. be enjoang lite iis flu-v iii-e. Animals always repay kindness.

S. I’. C‘. A. APPEAL

Send donations ic H. A. C. Scarih, Ilanagcr Cfinadizin Bank of Com- merce. ll. R. Lame 1&3 Co. $5 O0 Dr. Robbins 5.00

. l'-‘. Illllclivsnn 50f) . ,. .0 Il-cll 5-0 (‘m . , A. ifeiinesisey 3.00 Thoma; While .50 L-illl-LZ-Zli-ll.

Afiiiinfin

following letter Wits receiv- ' lliiildic Molyneau pupil of I School in appreciation t by the Smiling Help- " 11rd Cross Branch of Roads School, together with a large quantity of clothing, etc.

Mziiver, Sank.

_ Feb. 10-38. Dear Biifldicu-Thanks so much lift‘ putting your name on books

_\'()Zl o nted for the help of the r-i-iiiioi l!l our ])l‘O\‘ll1(‘.C. You know r about. 100 books that I re- irain boys and girls only litlll any names. in them. ihly iloni l'i"11.lll/.0 lioiv books incan to boys an don't g-(‘t any maga- ' .i books of any ;i' hniiir» and we flunk you biittoin of oiii‘ licai‘l. . ii>k _vour tcnchri" if she \v.;nli. iirile to inc sometime, when clll) i. ' f? 'f‘lierc are l1 ' ,_ that we teach- rrs .ii hkukiiiclieivan ivould so much like in kiiriw. Perhaps _oii would like io know ~ luliiwei" lS—-Tillif.‘ out. your a and Moo. Jiiiv in Siiskq ailit niy mhorzl i1; about seventy iiiiitx- north of that little city. The school that. I iczich ha. thiiuy papil- iii it and all the grades from one. to clr- _ so w.- hzivc to all \'.t7l‘ |)1<lll_ hard to (over tho ivork. Sonic of tho children haven't. the. propel‘ clothes iii which to conic to school. . fist of them come to mhool barefoot until weeks all" the snow had begun to fall. .0 school hasn't been ‘painted “ and a1. the window's have s in them, through which

* the rflllfl blows iin- We have had -iii~h bad that 1h." earth and

in":l to moot. _|i:*.t at the ii‘ llll‘ and voii could

lll lll" ('t1'llCl' a oiiiid \l'll‘"l1 we .' fold (lav; The pihitrtl liriiditvootl nlcrt into :i dull arr-y , chalk rl""i(lt"'.l§\‘ diffi-

to llll re a

sriinvt ltllt‘.

:..n,

Yours. KATIII EEN VYOUIJIIALI» 'I‘ea"her. Ynsqli‘, S. l).

min? kit’ iiiiii

1.0M»: lN ~VM It. King; tia.

(awn i;i»ii.iiii‘.. ‘ikllil tWillllF-l‘ the

Weekly Column

'r‘;i-_iiii;ii~_q _i'(>\l for _\'-.llll‘ kindness. I hm. awed n, .‘. rs

tier and ni l‘ Mr. iii Ji>lin R. Ci’ on. of i wo sons. Herbert

his at’, home; t-vro (iziiiulitcrs, Nlrs. We ton Andover. Marlboro,

lull tlll'l Mrs. Emir-zen in Blllillilffit, wigiifmm; N11,: two bi-othrrs, NOITlt-‘ll Cani-

Confederation Life‘ Celebrates Coming 0f Age Quarters Renovated And Enlarged On 21st Anni-

versary Of P. E. I. Branch Establishment

Just wenty-one years o this month a Confederation fe As- sociation o ened this first branch office in lnce dwud Island with W. Ct. Hertz. a native son of our province, as Mona er. Quurten we: > established at 1 Richmond Street; in the Chandler Building. In due time these quarters proved inadequate. and in 192'! new and larger quarters were secured in the New Bank of ltovo Scott; Bulld- ing, which have served up to a few weeks ago. when due to the large increase 1n business of 1987. and additions to sales staff, larger quarters were an immediate no- cessity, One would hardly reco 15o tho old office which has been a tered 1n

MR. W. G. HOGG Provincial Branch’ Menage;- e. most pleasing manner which tin. iricdiiitely strikes one upon army- ing. The manager's office ls free of aces-s".- to the Public and the ac.

-,_.._.

counting depar inent. The floors are 001011111 ivith light green Oattleship linoleum. There ls adequate stor- age for supplies and larger area. for customers’ use. This unit. compris- inc the accounting and manager's office. llflS been redecorated in cream iolor, chcsen with the know- ledge of light: reflection and com- 13% of accounting and secretarial .. . From the accounting department access is had with the Agency De- pnrtmcnt, where one finds a well lighted and heated room housing tiic general representatives, Mr. H. W. Ives and Mr. F. C. Ritcey, with individual desks. a well equip- ped library dealing principally with Life Insurance Fundamentals, ser- vice and sales. This room 1s de curated in harmony with the mat office. and each (lepai-tment ' connected by telephones.

In conversation Villtll Mi‘. Hog our representative was lnforme that the Confederation Life has large and growing Illfllllv of poll: holders in this province. ‘Thar. tho service given is appreciated. 1.1 evidenced by the large increnzc in new business during 1937. Mr, Hogg stated it to be the largest of any _vear_slncc the branch was first opened in 1917. Already in 1038 the increase over the same period last year‘ is beyond his most Sflllfllllnfil cxpertations. In appreciation of the ‘loyal support- of the 111.1013’; public of Prince Edward Island, the Con- federation Life have consistently each _\'(‘fll‘ reinvested funds with iis consisting of Provincial Bonds and City of Charlottetown and Town of Suminersiile debentures. thus plag- ing ‘the Confederation Life iii a. twirling position a.‘ to invested fund: within lllf! "raviivce find in no: inrurancc paid for" in 1937

ltl illEMCRlAM

MRS. JLM. BARNIIAM

_ LITTLE RIVER, Feb. 18—-Aft=:r a It\\' ii-ceks‘ illness, the (tenth mo]; a ' fllllflCllly at her home here. 1a.; C\'(‘1ll!l'{ of Janette Cath- ftlltl“. wife of Alexincirr M. Barn- h.iin. (lit. '1 h" rtctcirvrl was a iislive

brie \‘.'l'»ll l‘t‘l.'1ll\"~i' 5o years mo. lll'lll'l'fl Mr R.ii‘iiliiiiii n _\'~f\i'

"r of lllf‘ community", taking iv and limiiinz inn-rest. in at] ‘lilli: In its w:‘lliir;-, F1 i- many .~lii- ivns ])l‘.“’ililf‘tlI- of tlic M. S. and Ladle ’ Aid. also a l(‘i'll‘ll(l‘ iii the Sunday School. Elie is survived by lixr hiislmnd;

Pasadena, Cnllf.. Dong-

Mass. \Vlli.ini Robinson. Cztmbitdge. ‘ both of ivhcni were home fit . i’ of their l10l.l'l£‘I".‘i (loath. lhlffs‘ also survive. Ml". Mai"-

J unejom

BRINGING UP FATHER

'___ . ______

(mlllbbet! ton. and Wen ton

rt (liitllitlivllllmg N3“ mm came and hundreds of other lovely things either for yniirrzelf or for sale. A uhiltl ran Ilri it.

,. ._ , , ectlniis ii-ith each l'tl1'l lim. ..u.. bcxn n inliicd ‘and! sold’

we offer this ivonderivorkcr for just

W6 have only 300 to sell n‘ Q price l0 rush yiiur order.

sunbeam sales Agency

Today's Short Wave Radio Program

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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY I3 TOKYO

4:46 . .—iNot1onl1 Pxofllm. JZK, 137mm" 15.16 mfl" JZJ, 25.4 m., 1111)’ moi.

EIILIN 5:00 p.m.—Gwtl.no Donllottil. Qecul opera potpourri. 1N1), 5.4 m., 11.77 meg. BUDAPEST. HUNGAB! 6:00 .m.—iiunga.rlu.n Folksong-s. HAT 33.8 m.. 9.12 meg. MOSCOW 7:00 P.III.—NBW5 and Program for English Listeners. RAN, 31 m.,

9.6 mes. LONDON 7:20 p.m.- "Over the Farm Goto"—4, a talk by J.A. Scott Watson. riofcssor o! Rural Econ- omy, University of Oxford. GBC, 31.3 m., 9.58 meg.; G58. 81.5 m., 9.31 meg; GSL, 49.1 m.. 6. meg. MADRID 7:80 pin-Program for English Listeners. EAR, 31.6 m., 9.48 1M8. ROME 7:30 p.m.—Chiunber Mimic: Ell:- abetih Luin: "Famous singers of old." 2R0, 31.1 m.. 9.63 meg.; IRE‘, 30.5 m.. 9.83 meg. BERLIN

8:46 park-Research 1n German Folklore, DJD, 35.4 m., 11.77 mag. CARACAS

9:46 .m.-Dance Music. Yvo- RD, 51. m., 5.8 meg.

LONDON 11:00 nL-"Monoicg-ug; 1n Mel- ody." . 25.5 m., 11.75 meg.; GSC, 31.3 m.. 9.58 meg; GSB, 31.5 m..l1.51meg.; GSL, 49.1 m.,

8.11 meg. PARIS

11:45 p.m.—Mu;~ic"; RBOOHIYDES.

TPA , 25.6 m.. 11.12 meg. TOKYO

12:45 aam-“Gulde to Famous Places Series." JZJ, 25.4 m., 11.80 m

eg.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 4:30 nan. —(Sunduy) —Chlmes from G. P. O. Sydney. vxm. 31.28 m., 9.59 meg.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21 BERLIN

11 :10 a.m . —Symplionlc Concert. DJD. 25.4 ‘u, 11.77 meg. CARACAS 3:30 pun-Operatic Concerto. YV5R0, 51.7 m., 5.8 meg. TOKYO 4:45 p.m.-A Talk on Current Topics. JZJ. 25.4 m.. 11.80 meg; JZI, 31.4 m., 9.53 meg. PARIS 6:15 pm. — Concert Rolayed from Radio-Paris. 'I‘PA-4, 26.6 m». 11.72 meg. LONDON 6:50 p.m.—A Religious Service, from Wylde Green Congregational Church, Birmingham. GSC, 31.8 m,. 9.58 Int’ .: GSB. 31.5 m.. 9.51 meg; GSL, 49.1 m.. 6.11 meg. BUDAPEST, IIIJNGARY 7:00 p.m.—Hungarlan University choir. HAT-L 32.8 m., 9.12 meg. ROME 7:30 p.m.—News in English; Opera, one act. 2R0, 31.1 m.. 9.83 meg; IRE‘. 30.5 m., 9.83 meg‘; 25.21 in.,11.t)0 meg. CARACAS 8:00 p.in.—Dnnce Music. YV5- RC, 51.7 m., 5 8 meg. BERLIN

8:30 p.m.-Bal1ads my Brahms Chopin find Loewe. DJD, 25.4 m.,

11.77 m~g. LONDON 9:20 par-The Upper Norwood salvation Army Band. GSD, 25.5 m., 11.75 mez: GSC. 313 m.. 9.58 meg; G513. 31.5 m., 9.51 meta; GSL, 40.1 m.. 6.11 meg, TOKYO

12:45 £l.1l1.»-A Talk on Current Affairs JZJ. 25 4 m.. 11.110 meg. SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA 1:15 a.m.--Talk 0n Australia.

VKZME. 31.28 m., 9.59 meg.

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LMJIES, READ THIS!

You will be astonished and delight- ed with the beautiful thing! Y0" can minke on n

WEAVE -— IT

American made. lland Loom

llfake a lovely dress in two ii-ceks

or less and at less than half the

cost of knitting.

Simply weave squares of yarn uni]

sew thorn loirether into well fitting

adorable garments, such s:

SUITS DRESSER COATS. SWEATERS.

CHILDREN'S CLOTHES,

HATS. BAGS BEDSPREADS,

AFGIIANS

Full printed dir- loom. Thou- For only tivo wcrks to advrrthe lt.

ONE DOLLAR

ltfnneybnek Guarantee. Rvfflllur Price in. (lniiadn $1.50.

BUT REMEMBER

TODAY

To Avoid Disappointment. We reserve l0 days to flll orders.

YARMOUTII, NORTII, N. S.

“TIE UNBIDKIN I-IIHYTIII" Qdcuooliolldlwult "perhaps eshallftndu/alfilttlutt.

llfoangmtih Areparthyntftelmepovm,fllylflo ‘O11! Oi Wlthbrgi-utmg nabiufl lIl-iuixiglortho Aassmiitonoe mbJ-tntawindn; outfiomtlxm Into ‘fitflfitlty will mokenoblmklt "niiiiiiiiiuu perfedillfll-"B mu mmiwuinofnu. Noi-‘tiomustctolteronthewotitihg "Iiiruatthotthmwillbenosuilnb- 1iin¢foet . ‘miiiui-theprww vfflmt w- faottlflnl. Tho epiowoonllflfle” is strangely swee, Axidyotdodgafltirpouiltollrwud ltmoytaheolubencahh msblar A m ‘at theheairt out

PBISQNHWG PERSONS AND PERSONALITIIS

(Rev. A31‘. Ilmligfnn, Bherbmoke. QM.)

0m of the rtohert treasures I brought; awB-i! 1mm University is a. hlgih appreciation of the sacred- niess of rgexsonallty. and the ulti- mate wo of a mian. Thou h the be deformed and ed, the circumstances attending the birth and subsequent life of the in- dlvldual be shaded, yet; iviI-hhi the soul smoulder divinely endowed fires of potential power for good. Every 1119 I believe ls capable of development into the living image of the Creator, in a. fuller measure,

being surivundod by propitious condittlons. so than; these within nmy be drawn forth and harnessed foir the enrichment of socletiy. Mm is a mere being with good mifluences developing good morality and evil influences demor- alizing ho the utter detriment o! character. We have every evldeneo that Jesus held 1n high iegard the sacredness of each man's Demon- ality, bidding men "Come Unto Me." never riding IVUIh-Blwd over the sensitive emotions and God-given EWEI of wflLIn the Revelation, He

pictured as the Suppltcant. standing at the door and knocking, saying, "I! any man hear My voice and open tho door, I will come in

he with Me." Upon that. verse Hol- {nan mint has given us his vlidd and prtcele‘s picture. "The Light 0! the- World."

But not. so wit-h the forces of evil. Personality ts a mere plaything and is only 9. pawn in the great crime of political propaganda. War- fare which is essentially political uses men as a scientist use; a rot or guinea pig. The truth of this as- sertion has been proved in the re- cent. years of the world War. the A- byrsyminn struggle, as well as those now in progress 1n Spain and China. In the ordinary course of socoty, inside influences an coming to bear upon the lives of men and woman, debauchlng their bodies, breaking down their mental equip- ment; and n’ fellowshlpplng flheir spirits from the True, the Good and the Beautiful. Personality must be preserved lnvtolate and given the opportunity to devel and expwes! ltretf along the rtgh lines or else society is doomed. Man thus la Spiritual. but the has also physanl properties which an as sacred to him iis the former. "Know ye not: that. your bodv is the temple of the Holy Ghost . . and ye are not’. your own?" (1st- Cor_ 6:19). I be- seech you therefore, brethern. by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies ii living sacrifice. holy, acceptable unto God. which is your reasonable service." -Roma.ns 13:1

1t; is not without significance that; the editorial motto of the "Mon-

trrnl Star” is, “a nation's health 1s a .tlon's iveolth." Disraeli once said. The public health ls the foun- dfltlCfl upon which rests the hap- pincs" of the people and welfare of the nation. The care of the puilzvlc health Ls the first duty of the statesman." Samuel Johnson gives iis the following about. health and our bodte". "Health is indeed. so necessary to nll duties, as well as pleasures of 111e, that the crime of sqiiandm-lng it ls Equal to the folly; and 11¢ that, for a short rwttlca- tlon brings weakness an dlsrsc upon himself. and for the pleasure of a. few years prised in the tumiilts cf diversion and clamor of nwrrl- meiit. condemns the mntiirer and 11101‘? experienced part of his life to the chamber and the couch. may be justly irproachcd. not», only as a npnniltlirift of his huppln": but. as ii robber of the public; a5 a ivretch that. has voluntarily dlsqunllfied himself for the buslnen of his sta- tion. and refused which Providence aslgzu to 1m in the general task of human nature."