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._noam HOOD FLOUR, Whole- sale and Retail. Helium's, Ruining:- slde. 7614-601.

—-W.A“I'ER-~Durin! the year 1924 forty-five million; two hundred and fifty-Ave thousand and seven hun- dred gallons of water (45,255.700) was used by the Summerslde house holder. This gives an average eon. sumption of one hundred and twen-

‘UHOP hell! HOIIIIIII’! CIUIIOI.

-—FOR LQTE WESTERN NEWS page 8 b afiiliblfl. " l!

-A RADIO CONCERT and supper will be given in: Malpeque l-Iall, Wednesday evening, Febru- ary 4th at 7.30 under the auspices oi the Ladies Aid. Admission 30 cents. 225-2-3-2i

—DOING WELL-Master Alvin Wilkie. the eight year old son oi Mr, and Mrs James H. Wilkle was taken to the Prince County Hospi- tal, Saturday for appendicitis, He

dred and eighty eight (193,988) u}. ions per day.

—WEDDI NG JUtBl LEE.-- ‘Mr.

A Few Shares Lin R.T. Holman Ltd. For Sale Now

D. J. Bonnell, Sydney, N. S., offers for sale 150 lslhares in R. T. HOLMAN LIMITED. _

This is a rare opportunity to secure shares in what SYSTEM Magazine of Chicago termed "The largest small town store on the whole American Continent."

The business of R. T. HOLMAN. LTD., has grown. developed and expanded to undreamed of proporlioflfi, and with each successive year. is be- coming more strongly established as a national institution.

This firm has been in existence sixty-eight years, and in all that time has the unique distinction oi meeting its obligations and discharging its liabilities to the last letter. '

The stock in this firm is closely held and highly prized. The history of its past is that oi fair deal- ing with customers and stock-holders. its future is interminnbly associated with the progress and pros- perity of Canada, -

For terms and further particulars, apply to Nlclaeud & Bentley. Solicitors, Charlottetown. '

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cottple rentained at the

hotnc till

MALPEQUE

“t-cptinon by n nuntlbet‘ oi

rtntativo aiudicttco on Sunday. Jan.

25th. lliw addresses wcrc appropri- f{“~"l'>hl~‘l~ “Mr- all‘ll‘\»ll'§~l'crozlefr have cur and the yiold that can be cb- m g mi-

_ __ . .___ ,, - -_ _ l, iu- eat y gum wlsws o very , h ,9 _ u

‘,1i}h}?§Q";',’$.I;:1l§.i ftLttglllllllY flll-‘llds- ‘uglier: giatiirillditetottui Experimental E3.

tin.- iurtiezet and througlrtittr: consld= “r Frlmk Cflmmhh "t (‘rand Slaflggy has kept records of at] I

trzttiun of hi5 lteurcrs. '1‘ o lll0i‘ll'. ' ‘ I I * V. ' cite-rations on five dliirrent rota- '

ing text \v.'t-. “wltvrvfor RQPlnlI-Z W" ,‘_‘.°l:: m“ 'l‘lk’llluvle__ll°Plil°n oiltlons fcr many yeansafhcse re- "‘SHOP tram Holman" cflalog" 0 s, e c.

am. t-otnpt- "l nlbotlt with $0 Kfflll lmmlml or Um“ e5 5mm)!‘ cords were kept for 9 years on a r: . » -

n t-iuuti of want-secs ic; us lay zisitlel ‘I _ , _ _ thrc? year rozation and for 18 \\{'”\.HE,AISTE?hilmégimlggfil‘, ' .

doth s0 vastly beset us, and lct us ljlf“ Mr- ("Dllw l“ Tllolllllson 0f rotations. The data from the 129 in “Lontngue m“ w‘ e peas“ m ' ., h", ,

m“ with hmhfnch this “we that is Ldrnlgy gunllwjyg. has them; a 11351.1. ‘lmhrcm crops m, hay have ha?“ tecctvtr nows items. advertisintg! S24v3. . . . Sit. iir-tote its. Looking unlq JQ-hhh cut of lllgh Rn Alhcrta- fora worker out whh hhe following m» Job i rmtlng, new and renewal sub- l

“i-‘r: m ‘riu st‘ words .\lr. (i-illis show- nllmher “l Yoirr“ "S at llresem "m? ed ‘charges anti llfilblilll" costs which Scrlpuons‘ m .- 12 t 15'

H, m,’ hvhflhy hmnam tin- church ihgohievreltitltes and friends in this are hehhvh >0 he 3mm average h _ . Alstki.» l... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 t; L -

'. in hrr numerous saints and ‘Llcllllli-V Stu-cc lit-‘scttlvtl ill “'l‘-‘lt' for llrincc Edward island for the ‘NWELL KNOWN. RESIDENT Sweet “m” " 5t I m. who“, Shmh, m." hhcohh Canutht ills success. as a farmer hhasoh 1924; mm s3 and use 0t —At Bear ‘Rn-q. Lino Road on Timothy 12 0 h “h. “hutch In hhe Rah“, 11o» heen vet) marked, and din-inf! Maelllllell’ ‘~77; lllanure was valu- Wydntzstioy. Jan. 28th Ronald Mc- Bluehhru-ss . H15 t 19 _ V‘ ,h,,.__. ,h,,,.h are pa,“ ah‘, Peter of tic year Just closed his yield of eh at $1 h. _ _ l-suac after a shot": illness of pnnu- $15114 - - ~ - - ~ - - ~ - - - ~ - - - ~' 0 / --> 3 4 5 6 7 8 r" _,_; wheah a o h, t t, t . p r ton and the cost was a. .1

whom it. may truly the said "They _ } l?‘ “l! u 9 "rho"? mow <1:..'€.1d over the (ilfferent crops oi mom“ leaving a Wm? and one - f b

hwhd the Chhrclh m“, gave ma“ sum bushels. ltts no“ ingbteen the rotation h] hmhorumh ‘n the yhhhg hhhghtmh The hum“ mo}; Prices offered or paid armors y ..

._ , _ . _ . .. , , years ounce he visited his old ho-me. .. ‘ " 1- - t t}, p rm, C)“; h ppm.‘ dealers f. o. b. Country Points /2. /3 t l4

win.» tot 1t. in our own days H_. i (jrgyg were ibemjthieu by the l) M8 0 9 a 5 l l? v Y . h D ‘r, t

thwh hm the nfissioharihs who Be ts marred to Miss lilacilllllan of hmhhre‘ Mahhm Whom. was “ha”? nt Rollo Bay.—R. l. P. . or delivered to t e eta e I

Uh“ hh-hhh t-Qhmved Him" h good rackley lPolnt. He lsyundottbiedly edm 27V“ cents he? hour and home local warehouse.— /6 [7 A9 [g 20

vxzttl-piu or whom ‘is McKay of flglssed ll" a Successful bland.“ labour at 10 cents per hour for "yéwEoolNs BELLs-‘vmlney - Fonhahh “hose fearless hhthus_ hi road. his ntanly friends here wish hhch howl The heed‘ w“ valued day afitelrnoon‘ Jam 215.5’ 1925, m Aver‘ 22 23 24 25- 26 insmfor tho Gospelnnust ever impel n.1- con mum Iapplness and pfiw at the 1924 price; art! the ca.“ ll‘ P1159369 0f lllllllflllillell fllellll! age

elm church to new endeavor. lllr. pmny‘ M‘ pvmeq bgttwéen the pievo-al years Only. Margorklt E- "Mflcllllllfllll ‘mil Omar“) 27 2g 29 . tiillis then referred to tn..- many , 1,, me "ham", ' Rlcltanil1.J8I1$f‘".\V@l‘e nwrried at Se“ l?" b“5ll~— h, o0 l hrhhihhh "has who hl the hhhhwere Canadlans In London The average host of the ha hr hc- parish house of StFrances De Red clover . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . l 3

.. . . . , Y v . .. .. Al-siko .10 4x 30 3/ 3'2 5' 34

melons workers in Malpequo acre from the [hreP-yggp rohmhh Sales Church Oakland. California AIM“ l0 65‘

Church. They are not with us now 1- 1 l‘ l)!’ 1713191‘ FllZlSlBY- The llrlll" “'3? ‘ I ' ‘ ' ' ' ' " ' ,

.::.2.';i..:.2t2.: to. r.;".::':t2it ::.*;r=“;..t.'“'....a':;:.: .. t. M ~ ~ 1 :2 35 36 a 3- B’ c hhhheh we tnhn that hhfihe 3pm“ IN LONDON WEEK BY WEEK 2 m“ 10h pchhms and‘ can ' $7 3.; Bcgtlc color canton crepe with hat L‘ Y - - - - - - - - - ~ ' ' ' ' ' " ‘ -.__

.:'.':P.':*.1*.::':;t":t iiiiiitfifii“l..i’ii‘.i‘ '."..'"r:;z...?“::t..:l":.:;"‘:1:t:' 3.2 l 4’ ~ 4 . ‘_ ‘ ’_ h ~ ‘ 15th January 1925, potatoes wheat, clover and timothy 1 , ‘ . , " ,1 H , pa“ “qhem _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 4;; v _ ‘ l: ‘in 2222i‘: .221? i". 7113i’? lii-ilii-l‘ limtlillflii? iii? - - “ ‘*5 4*’ 4‘ 4’ l" vntion. to ttho cause of 1h, (‘h r h. A ' . y . ‘ a c? 08.8,‘. at ‘e ,' I .' o .p (‘Hag-m . e, ay ‘Xllwfi ll“? lllcll’! 113$ lllll illlllFllllWl m";

lr qhe faithful work dong byucfur ghlfqiinieélléitggiilg"“I "nor" écltlZrY:‘lgglhelfigfinfihiiesr houso and the groom is district gigflcy 49 50 5/ 52 53 i filfhvrs was to count for an thing ._" , , * __ _'. _ _ .‘ _' _ ' _’ trunutzer of tho California Associa- l - < - - ~ ~ l m this ha {hm n was ur Zh we Tito (antral Astouatlott for l-f-t 81.5.30 costrpcr ton $4.53, t...‘ lhshrhhcc Co" m» Cahfomm Peas 54 55 56

hm“ hahplihh! hmfllhge “Rugby-our ihllorhtal (Welfare has requested thtr “llm-‘illy Zsitihs‘ Lib-‘i axis ‘per Th9". mhhy [rlehds mhhh ~ "Wm litany. .

,' , .‘ _ _ ‘_ I _ .5; ommiseioncfs ofiVe to "c" lio-‘ll -J . cost per t-on 307. .. " .. _ K . Corn . . . . .. .. .' fl§",,',“§,fy“‘“'"' bflglwn llrim: to tht: attention oi’ (fuiuldittti The llvl"rflllt' for the tuo years hi1)’ (irlhlhlfipylv,htiegiheilhgihz . Blllikwilifili. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 S3 57 5d 59 60' 6/ " ' ‘ ___~__ " l°iLUll€-l‘.-t who may bv- in London w"! 21ml“ 1719 lllillllllll l-li ll m" ‘l! ;.w~ H L z 1 ' ti 1 int i l ' —-—--‘ h’.;“..:?:'.t::: "$41.11.??- "‘::;..';::; lilnill’ imlglli-lnl .. .. ‘Z " “' “ “ " l

‘Swiiztrn. l: t ‘i t " l‘ '\i-, - t ,_ ', ' ‘y ' ' _ _ ' . - llultzlltl cl Souritr Dine Road. ' Y - - - - - ~ - - ~ -~ v . . - lti-tmlr: hiifs‘.Y."ivititiiihttlfl “aflmif 1"" “$13M” ‘fifilmff’, 2'9“ °.'”v°r,‘“‘,‘,' mmfllllhy ) ‘(hllmml ll 15 68 69 7/

and Mr. liurry Crozler son of ‘Mr. 1 ‘Chin? am U u an‘ Mk- m o a‘ iwiu y!“ n L} 8Y1 e " ‘xed H 9 22

p Simpson (‘rozicn Durnley. was sol. ‘I33’ lmen’ t.“ be hold m .1101“ averafgsly M] of ‘clover “as 2 “meat 5'35"“, ' ‘l 53 2

t-mulzc-tl zrl the home of the hnid-e {lg};- rrum May ‘m to July ‘gum’ “ins pomms l)", “re Co“ Seed FCEd . O“'l‘3ll'8"' - - - - - ~ 5 73

\\- .1 _. l. _ . | . . _ _ 5 4-47 905i D91‘ i011 35-01- The aver- . . Turnlps, per ton . — _“‘ Thtiinfghjtlhngvltrliwrftlpfh qhh mhh (;O,,,,h,h3h,he,. for as... yield of timothy was 2 tons And Fertilizer Qiattgoltis . . . . . .. c o" word Pun“ NO 52

ihhke‘. “h. Ahhhhlh ihépnshuzi Canada it-s informed by the Na. 551i pound-i Q7!‘ acre, cost $12.27, _ (tau-pots _ _ I ‘ _ ‘ _ ‘ V _ _ _ _ V _ V H i‘ h e .

I ' ‘ ' ' ' l‘ ' ‘ ‘ r "<7 v~ , l , >0 - . .

m. h Inge Company or mvhhd rehb tlonai Sheep Bredm-s Assocladon L051. p9!‘ 10H 3539- Tlllhflvcllllge ml hunge- ol’ prices paid tonncrs for K‘), to cm" wh, rd pun“ N°_ 52

“Us m“, frhhhls Tho hrme m“ of Great Britain that the 24th ln- the two years hay nus 2 tort-t 902 Siuh delivered u, the “Mora 10m] Q1191.“

hhhhmhlhly zmvhhd m a costume of hegenealtfihhahvglonfelhgnhg]do! ‘Zhitzig ggihltrgdzhrcczgtn $13.37 per acre and \\-;li‘0i‘l0li$.(‘.‘()‘l' f.o.b. counryy points soul War bush_ Hoflmmfl 3g nevierenua] (Bury

ultlte (alrpe do oil-one with veil and Chhhcil' Chahhhhr Town "ah A [We "m; rmamm pmnmnd for ct‘ slnptnetlt.— 18love]. . i h h h) ‘which,’ (ah)

01111120 Jilossotns. The number Ch t u h’ , J I .- h ' l t i‘ .1’, . ' 1h , T, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " 1P U" i Lived before the flood. 41 Once more.

.,,,,,| quhlhy o; the “m! hm": ma, m eéihgnatfrttérlrupgtnttéf éthy (Illa. 1:2: hgilnlgggsnlwllllggtlwn-lhltiyvexvet?‘ wathd. lxltttl oi soul prltres paid mothy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. F. 28 h. Penhihhhz w ohm 4;. To hhmdeh

rvidenco of lthe esteem in hi l L ' A e y r ' ' ’ ' r’ i Ilellll- . . . . e . ~13 P .

H". cohnhwhg lhhrhleh hrewhefdi geélrlhtlzllttilytenopghérltg o: tgkooitoyill tilhigerlilvgs ghelovniysttanaxpgnshvh: cm cm, Grgith per lgjilflil.~— gogtéiézlhhtiiéado from i! ars 43 ‘Plt-‘hltgtkiluit

. -" -. w n e00 iow. . .- n1. , _ _ , _ _ ,_ ’ ' - ‘

Til? bromers and “flue” or the that cit‘! and thuty any visitors wiheaLy average 2 iaou; 850 pozttnds __.____npd do“! ' ' I L ' ' V ‘ ' ' ' ' N; 18 u) 30 Op- g “Hem I 18 A fight‘ ‘crap’ bnw" 47 Beverugp‘

whom. Mr and Mrs. Hurilweil Croz- . ' __ 20 A famous schoolboy character. 48 Scrambled type.

h, and hugs hlhhhhhhmaolqhht a" from the Dominion who may bn cost per acre $16.07, cost. p.tr ton \ “u. w,” 81 Thus _ 4h Dawn

n; Dummy were h, attendance at interested in the pastoral industry $6.03. The average yield oi clover l’ _ 51 ‘I . b) 51 D t.“

"h. man“, e Th new] a i d will he heartily welcomed. s~~. r outs was 1 tont 942 pounds, g7 U“ ma“ i“ ' , ex er 7'

' g ' e y m n8 The Governing Body oi Ent-man- cost per aore $11.17 cost ptt- ton \ } - Buckwheat 91 plddlwuck‘ forward pa" or w Beveral“ _. 87.50. The average of botb years 2*‘ é-i Corn . . . . . . . . . ,, vmsel‘ . 54 Used t" hm“ mgmhe“ was 1 tton 1x10 pounds. cost per = ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " . Small tyne or house dos lab-i s5 Delicate. _ n“. t t 733. 11h H , I 4 t , v h _ 27 Recess cornarn 58 Young beef. ‘ “Eczema All Over Arms 333-3.... f.‘.’.“...%?.'.".t‘.‘...., ‘idfifiti Tilt??? w" 1. .1!“ more! M“ 0' sell“- w sv- nlps, wheait. clover, timothy, ‘Clover 9 21. nlobil-‘ty. nil Female shelep. ' ' l ” ttlmothy and timothy gave the low- Mixed . 9 53 29 mill - M Bible "hllractel- S“ 1 est cost of any. The ave-rage yield Oat strww . . . . .. 4 83 30 come knock‘ 62 Steamamp (ab) ' A L L A ' per acre of nhie clover was 2 tons Turnlps per ton‘ 9 5o 32 Lin“ bwml" s5 ‘amn- Mn. Mm-u! Hilfill. Wat-eon. Qnt, writes: 152a pounds cost 31am cost per Man-souls. per wti" ' 1o 1s 3‘ m" (“M”) - a“ l‘ "mlls- ' ' ‘ ’ ' " " ' ' v . L ' . . ton 84-66. The averale yield of the Carrots . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 00 Egg-om‘ (Mannie) gmid” s°h°°l~ ‘ab’, "l ind eczema for twelve yearn. Every once u: a while it would 37 cmh, o. “moth, m, 3 h,“ 43g - irl I name.

break out mo‘ lpread all over my arms.‘ l all‘ Hindi of treat- meals to relieve it, but without luoceu. One Spring it broke onl 5nd

nothing gave me telnet. fl

even the solve i got fro the doctor did nohgood. t Int I dried Dr. Chase's Ointment and it healed the eczema in a short time. 11m in over a year ago. and l have had no mum of the trouble."

p»; ointment ‘no’; ojoutalldfnlie orIldauoa-Jlnneue ammo. awn-onto

h-wrwrar‘ t I . _ l, o.

bride's the following Tuesday hliltl on that evening on their return llcv. A. N. (iillis spoke to rcprv-‘l-‘l Dflrnlcy they were giWll 1hr?"

tetr

and Mrsfi Arthur Murphy, Hanover Street, Summerslde are receiving the congratulations of their friends upon the arrival of their iiitleth anniversary which was celebrated yesterday morning when the happy couple were the guests of Rev. John J, »MacDonald, Pastor ofSt. Pauls. Mr. and tMrs. Murphy prev- ious to coming to Summerside were for many years residents of Klu- kora, while there lMr. (Murphy was a trustee of the Catholic Church.

is doing well after a uccessfui op- oration.

—’IQPER-ATION—— Miss Florence Murphy, Alberton, ' entered- the Prince County Hospital Saturday and was successfully operated up- an for appendicitis. She was report ed as doing nicely yesterday.

ual College, Cambridge, again oi- fers to a Research Student, not less than 21 yea-rs of age, and ‘who has already graduated at a-notber University. studentship of the annual value oi £150, which will be tenable for two years and re- newable, but only in exceptional circumstances, for a third year-

—ACADlAN SOCIETY-The soc- ials of the Acadian Society held weekly in St. tPauls Hall are prov- ing to be highly entertaining and are being attended by exceptional ly large crowds. Last Friday ev- ening there was a splendid gather-

ty three thousand and nine hun- -

I

At BEERMXIEEKS

Residence commences at the Uni- versityjn October 1925 and ap- piicatlons tshould be sent to the Master of Emmanuel (The Mast- er‘s Lodge, Emmanuel College. Cambridge, England) not later xhan. July 31st. Candidates from the Domlnions are eligible and the swan-d will "be made on evidence submitited, vnltilch should include (l) two certificates of good char- acter (2) a statement, as precise as possible. of the proposed course of research, (3) a brief ac- count of the candidate's career up o the date oi application‘, and (l) widence of the general ability and of special fitness for the pro- posed course.

During the week ended January 7th three shipments of Csnadiearr store cattle, numbering 1,187 in all arrived in the United Kingdom.

tug and everyone enjoyed themq selves to the full. a spirit of oltl time friendliness and pure fun tirevailing throughout the entire evening. The whist prizes were won by .\irs. Daniel Gallant and .\ir_ Rennie Gallant. After the whistv dancing was indulged in with ev- eryone on the floor, excellent vio- lin music being furnished by Messrs Joint Richards and Fred Sonier accompanied _by Mr. Ernest (louder on the organ.

PERSONALS -»dlrs .l{enry Gaudet arrived in Summerslde Friday night from Boston.

—.\lr. J. P. Crockett. Manager ‘of. l-lolmaus. (Jhurltittetutvtt brunch.‘ was in Sunmtersitle yesterday on u business trip.

——.Vir. M. Power, lMount Ryan was among the visitors to Summersidc yesterday, i

._'g_<o->—--—

COST OF PRODQCING HAY

(Experimental Farms Note)

i

The cost of producing hay de- —.\lv. l-Zdmtrd Arsenault has re-l I .

pends upon many factors includ- ing such variable ones as isoil and climate. T-he most intportant are the cost of horse and manual lab-

tttrrtetl to Snmmersitle from u month's trip to New York and oth-

50. ‘ilarpei Squares.

100 Yards Stair Carpet.

20 iio Saris. Paints llarnishes.

WEDNESDAY MORNING AT l0 A.-M. SHARP

0n the Following Goods

Siair Pads.

Private Selling Will be Goliiinueti A1: llsual llniii SATURDAY, ” FEBRUARY 7th By Onier PIIILLIPS SALES 00..

pounds cost per acre 61.2.22, cost per ton 83.80, Tine average ytleld for clover and: timothy was 3 tons 147 pounds per acre cost 812.42. coat per non $4.04. The average yield of the 12D plots recprd-ed was 2 tons. 1277 pounds, the cost per acre $10-87 and Uhe averlfle 608i per ton 04.12.

it will be men from the above statements ttlrat the colt oi hay de- pends very largely upon the yield pe-r acre that can luv-obtained. it

pays to seed clover with every “m. n. grain crop am-d to make every seed- ohuhhd ‘h. "“_ in‘ oi clovter generous using eix m 4m, , pounds or more of red-clover and ne- l 1mm

than only seated.

Jet. amt-sans.

_,.-..__..__.._.__.._

J. A. Ola-sit, Superintendent, iii:-

two pounds of alslke. h petimantol 11501611, cunt-tomato“.

l.

. Grain tper blllllr- ‘ ‘

Hay and straw pgr {on- rtmouiy.... ........ _ Clove-r . straw .. r t straw .

Q33».

New Brunswick

perton Nova. Bowie

70 A famous nuthoress.

V an“, he, h ;__ ~ Buckwheat . . . . . . . . . . Sprint: wlilefalt 3mm: WM“ 1 Qsulinr untl stratW per ton—— 0am.“ at; 3:11am), _ Pbas . . . . . . .. ' r Buckwheat o“ "Tali Beans .

Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . * ~ ~ - - - - - - ~

. zoo i... Z3339». . ............... .. o no Slfi _‘,,_',“:,',l,_cP-,f

72 A showy shrub (pl.)

v-v-ii-fié- ZZmNHcwoe-aasertneote

a... 1* _

~10 cc:

VG FIIOII

Nugut-ivo.

Usleiul ‘in roofing. A noted school. Moisture. Within.

Aloft.

VetenZ-nary lab.) ' Metal. . Above the wrist.

An Eastern U. S- State (ii-l Generosity or abundance. Thle spirit of commerce. , Buoy.