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WHAT BIGNIFIES THE LIFE 0' MAN gin he diesnaenloy a nlcht 8t. John Man wi’ Robbie Burns?

8H0? from- Holmaws Catalog.

CIVIL SERVICE -- Join classes at the Union commercial l I College and get in line for a good

position, Fun mrtgculgrg on ‘p. in tbs Piebiscite Campaign. for

Monday 22nd, are requested to meet

ABOOT lT-ye rnaua Thursday afternoon at 4 O'clock.

Burn's Celebration the year.‘

STEWART SOCIAL CLUB-On Thursday evening the 11th inst. the club held its iirst debate of the season, with a full ‘hall. The subject being: Resolved that the girl oi 1923 is the equal of the girl o! her grandmother's ‘ dayxMr. George Clark opened for - the affirmative, and in the absence of Mr. H. F. Feehan, Mr. Daniel ilBirt ably responded. The openers were well supported by the follow-

mg speakem Mesa“ wall, are guests at: the Victoria Pigott, Oliver Jay, Frederick Smith ‘for the affirmative, and Smallwood for the nega

IiVir. J. H. Irving, Regina. Sask... is in the city.

N. S, is zit the Revere Hotel.

Marshfield, are in the city.

ave an Eye to the Euture.

s tine! Here's hapin

uid be foly to expect abso- H’ Hui-El-

oal. Grippe Cram s, So have an oys to thskutureizq

re all human, and it from Colds and Cough tis, Strains, Burns, etc.

ring, when the need arises, t

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rotocting you from serious‘ This famous old anodyne

external uso-with the proud plishmsnt. You can place

-———<-0>—-—- THE PERFECT CAVALIER OF SPAIN

Reverend Mr. Pale- thorpc's speech was en

owed the ability of the girl of

Auoovur:

- The negative ion r trouble, while also p

ing every inch o made several attempts through the lines o tlve, with the won the girl of Grandmother's day di But with the girl obtoduy the a no trou-ble in com- plombm. m‘)

oi’ Navarre.

ars of splendid accom

t family friend and a as meant ‘recovered he All dealers. 26 and b0 cents,

fl (clianipi

thousands of homes.

pulling them to fall b liam McKenzie acted as ch he decision in the

eiTrftheri shouted-

filly wasfbeing- held effort. t.» h hall in London. 'i'hel a man who had a weak voice and similar po-

r! Oi cawrrt hear!“ tenet-her man sitting in front of m. which the I e platform, rose to his feet and , shouted back- “Ye cawtrt hear. e gallery cupped iris-Well, thank heaven and sit down." behind his ears in a vain

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‘Sentenced t0 Seve ‘ Years In Prison

cimroanv Alta., Jan i7—Seven years in Prince Albert Penitentiary tonce pronounced by lstrato Sanderson on H. A. it, local barrister, and former or oi’ Calgary. when he pleaded olicc court yesterday ‘to i‘ of misappropriating mds totalling $2,500 given to him in trust for investment.

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ALiL VOLUNTEER , WORKERS

According to history, The Cid

_ went to the city of Velencia in mrovégvgl; Kfigcguxiiuiellgk command of an expedition after

' King Alonso, under whose pro- tection the city had been, was d6- feated in battle by the Almora- vrdcs, a new Moslem sect from Northern Africa. The Cid’! expe-

dition proved successful, and he established himself in Valencian territory, and finally became mes-

tt.-r' of Valencia itself. He success--

fully held the city till 109E), when the troops he bud sent against, the

15 Almoruvitics were utterly routed. _ He. already enfeeibled in health. vl'e'l, it is said, of grief and H40 shame.

8 Bl, Stony ‘Ridge, N.Y.‘,..whiid

tats Post is at Mlaeola with Trum- llel. ‘Bl-ll- Rico and the colts ma» Charles Welland purchased at the sale. ‘He may have another young- Lgwrencg ‘Bond, "a" llllll Will Drove a ‘leader in ‘the Bay State circuit.

Spent Small Fortunel On Medicine With- outltelief

Vears With Stomach ‘u rouhls and

Y1 had been troubled for years in the YJLC. building wli‘h my stomach," said Alexander MaePherson. 26 Douglas St. 10h“. N. B. "Gas would form in PERSQNALQ my stomach after each meal, caus-

ing‘ dreadful headaches and spots NR"? m)’ eyes. l used to get up in the dNlWBY- My tonttue was

ners at ‘Cherry "Park in October, and the San Francisco pacer, er iBuy, Sparkle.

"After consulting the Draco ex- i decided to give Dreco a fair so I bought three bottles. Be- iound it really wonder-

pert, trial, lleve me. i iul, ‘the beet medicin . yet, becau ‘t a sm El Cid was the popular name 0f ‘pen joyed by _ without relief. all, being very careful not to go ilggfnliago wgaufingl gig; 2:‘: . over ‘the line on either side, he gsohuer of ‘urziung. 151C}, (dealt-l ‘stood on No ‘Mans Land and ably zed q” trudmon’ in“ make The Cid the perfect cavalier of Spain. h ages Wm‘ eqiilntl agillurglggittgjfi He first appears in national bis- Ema gram“, and tor)‘ when Sancho, the oldest son of Ferdinand i. anriKing of Ces- f Lh-e awfirmk tile. was at war w'ith’his brother. 2m .‘:.:.::‘:.‘ ..".“‘:.:“:..2;:..‘;:: ,-,-~»-,;,- fill], a name which he won m” “ti, “g probably by vttuqulshing in single Bu" “g champion of Sancho by E- A

se before trying Draco l all forums on medicines Now my bowels are regular, l have no mo

tongue. or pains in also eating ev

before me, dent that it will

rly. thanks to Dreco. l e Dreco too highly. i1! the right spot where other medicines hav

cannot prais

i did. They should id in Charlottetown I

Gallant Drug C0» Limited, and by good d

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Winter Training

(By W. H. Goober.)

amps from Cal- Tlie sulkies ail-d iliCil were used last d and painted or

win tcl‘ training c

are ‘being repaire replaced by new cues.

_ _1 --—-<o->—-—- _ _1° 31/3 “HE OSTRICH A TEETOTALER

’l‘l\-.» ostrich is one of the most, Peculiar ‘birds in the world. He‘ is

has an interior economy ‘which

svmllows.

strm by never drinking at all,

wot-n‘ in iii-e ostrich house,

promptly out off.

-——-<o>--i- SWEDISH BR-|DEGR‘OOM'$ WEDDING SHIRT.

groom ‘to give to the ibrlde. ..___.40>-_.__ Cause For Wrinkles

She follows each new wrinkle, This fashionable ireu;"

That's why her hubby's such a lot‘ “My Kenn,“ D

Of wrinkles on his brow.

A V‘ Aim Quest, Atlantic

Yourself

Now that a severe coudll and oold ls sprsadlna. PPM"! youreslf against possible in- faction, by tlklnq MACS’ COLD TABLETS. They will prevent you taking a cold. or will break up a cold in I few hours. if you already luvs the oounh I“ lmmlill- lhly a bottle of Macs’ Cough Mixture. You will I" '9' llsf from the first docs, and the cough will Iilllllkly ‘lull- pqr, Th“. preparations are made only by

The Ziliacs

‘rm Dependable Druflists I

~' 140 Great deems 0t.

‘The horses that or fired last fall a ged and the dent to give their teeth These items with full oi’ SiiTllPlSPS. His digestion lslfeed ma“ keep b] a proverb, but strictly speekingrsigh, ever‘. My be docs not digest the keys. bits “ of metal and other oddments he|winnmgs_ . ‘have their bills.

Those estores into a powerfullwhwy, may be Orr 8 grinding mil! (‘l muscle, and use‘: whmings in 19

them to reduce hard corn intol "illiffle lmWflEr- What is curious and wager R, 0 /ibout_thr- ostrich is the fact that e51; number of hors

he nut-Pussyfoots Pnssyfoot John-mach Q

lst will soon cull the "once over." the visits of the

and at the same time tnaires a cut i set later by their

homas W. ‘Murphy Cox have the larg-

f them over a hun ‘stalls for more pro

_. -_.-.._.

Hillllly horses and the trotters own- ed by iDavid Young are wintering at Springfield, Mass. The latter has a clever pair in Little Mary and iPeter Ulster. ‘

‘Fred Chamberlain isy-busy with

a stable of youngsters at North- ampton. lie ‘trope-s to find another iMiliie irwin. At Greenfield, Roger Rourke has over fifty head which he purchased at the auctions so as to be in a po ’ Bay State Circuit patrons witlirac- ing material. lie passed out the clever pair llatronetta and ‘lskand- er.

tiun to supply the

' r, where Van Houten

stable at iiteadville. His list in-

Cl op Stacy, while Jack ‘Munroe has

find another Margaret Dillon. The

man Tallman and Henry Titer.

Hopeful and Forest ‘B.

. 'l‘llis was not realized at th-‘ifiml any that look 0 London “Zoo" until an ostrich ex- wm, iell in tn‘ °f‘l"'i('P of the South‘ ‘l ' "r izvr ""ii‘it:lli paid a visit tn‘Diliox1 Regent's l".'\rk and sow pans ‘dfiiiurph

hiautiing and liiarEfi-Fel

t.op liners in theien l5 Wham t

Ho explained that he never pamitn R t lmréfhllls lllril$ l1!’ giving them hiargarct ‘I 0y Grat an’ C Fmythmg tn drink, anrl the waterith

flllilllly of the London birds wzisi

ar Worthy, ‘Princess -E l ‘Scott, iPlaiti ‘Mac. H0991

it is tbc custom in Sweden foriwon all of their tho bride to give the bridegroom a trhirt as n wctldng present. The- carmcnt which is made by the bride herself is worn by the groom on the day 0f the ceremony. It is out away after the wedding andphare a tho husband never wears it agitinll“ until h‘s death, w-hen ho is buried ‘n ii. According to the Swedish superstition if the mart has been faithful husband his shirt goes tn heaven with him. if the wife dies

first and ithe widower marries " again. he must destroy his first" wedding shirt on the eve of hlslb second marriage. A prayer book isl one of the many gifts which it is _ . . 5 customary for the iSwedish brlde- wllsoitaggLst pa s

‘strengthen the st Worthy Son was]

ted for a stake h For the futurities

years Murphy lllw $1,156,006.58 in [l

drivers with fort bile he gathered in $65.- (lites not get another

dale, the fastest cripplewsince Na- Suihflaeli, John Great Vole, Grflywol“ Suavity, Let r. idthellnda. lsitawah. Voiog- the pfafi, Lee Wyuolot. on ‘Caton. Fair Mil)‘.

h}. ‘Colorado. 341m"

Star, Zombro d Silver Fris- They will be seen in

itigs after the e

gets his mail at t he is startiriii. ' y OlConnQr. won eight out oi last. year, ‘lva Lou ‘Sir Etawah, the only coltihat defeated Trumpet.

riced youngsters sstest com- g Flditll h, n sister to rless and the aimetto with a two-

ill. od season in Mr. Kent, Wlorthy ‘Etswah. and expects to repeat Out. of seventy-seven won twenty-seven races. d second in fifteen. two, and fourth in hat Verlis ill be one of his ill!

Monroe. d-ls had a so

pile

Martin is located at One- Csptain Stanford's _ four out of last season on

seventy-live starts the half-mile tracks. report the stable will be seen in

sis with Silky

iJohn R. lBraden. Cummings has olonel ‘Bidweii andHEXiiB Sil [The lProlriem, at ‘Caribou, while

fred iKing, [Peter Tanlac, Bonnie Girl, Delza Patch and ‘Harvest ‘Queen.

Across the border. Woodstock. i“ New Brunswick, is another racing

centre with Dan Hedgewootl on the “me “Te” l‘ w“ bifihifollii bgletttslehaygku Itltliakih: form that he showed at Middletown.

a bake shop.

ing a delicious sauce.

home.

Sun-Maid Raisins. Raisins

N315. list August. when he you ini ZDU/s. ‘At St. Stephen Ml!

bouidaty. W .i-i. move with Jennie H..

‘Keyes is on e

There is also another racing , ony on ‘Prince The ‘Hlllandale lFarm horses are where colonel 'D, in the home stables at Mamaroneck "ll-ll HEAT)’ Fleming in charge. ‘No- thing has been said as yet as to what will be done with Neclds this year. The Atlantic Express young- a few, his sters will, however, be in evidence with IEscotillo in the oiling as a free-for-all candidate.

-W. T. Crozier and James Small Qffldo 1,_ are wintering at Charter ‘Oak ‘Park, H-srttord. ‘The latter has Frank my Bent-y located at Whitcomb‘s stable, while ‘Crozier lis‘ liusyl iith (Pgter afltriper, Ed

e0 .‘ ar ness ., an Great Ex- Mr. WI B. McDonald". Eserton. miedéng“; zvpgbtiéiaidwfi egltwgg, Declfllions. all of which were win- meat. as it would lis in my stom- Mr‘ and Mrs“ C‘ T‘ ‘Ferguson ilimsiiadlliiawgtlilganiifte‘hirizsilealiy not worth living. My bowels were very

iMr. and Mrs. G. McMillan, corn- h‘

Edward island. A MaoKinnon is busy‘ with t Kentucky e and Lady lPatc has recently been stable. ‘Hammond K latest additions i Set, 2.06% and Frisco 4%. They will follow in Mayor Todd, Cob‘

keeping Msrqu

ing bong Direct, 2.2 the footsteps of

Jersey finds Tom-i

after a busy season Boy, Bovola, Moko ‘Dillon. thirty ou en of the

illseCuiicuraAntllYalch

Last year Berry won, t of sixty-nine races, elev-i m being credited to Park-

dderman Tyson's Roy Martin has his horses at gives him twenty Rookville, ‘Conn. His group lnclud- sixty-eight starts.

es the useful trio Hollyrood Fancy, Hoilyrood Frisco. and Gus-rework. At Windsor, ‘Conn, diarry ilrusie is looking after the comfort of Sak- ura. Dr. Nick, Gold Quartz, Manna Lea, and Manna Lea. ‘The H. L.

,rirrifythesldnandto ksepit victories out of; re Cuticura Soap for every-do tollo , use. Assist with QnieuraO tment when neces y. Ctrticnrs Talon is also ideal for the skin. hulk Ohnsifiaadila. ‘IIIQ throughout tbeDomlnlon. Csnsdis “ma, Lhitol. l“ St. Psi 1L, I

were Grovetown, idol thy and N will be raced ag stable except Mrs. Yerk been sent to iMurp

Bergen, Guy Wor-

ain in the Tyson

Your Skin improve

Nothing better so cleanse as: m pimples and blackheads than

m. Sold nDe-pot: chum- s.» n.»- vlilmt us.

“Old Glory" sale Mary Rose and

Finvarra were added to the Tyson

and iPeler Bilskirk. won eight races la

They have beon im-

apolis colony with the Stake winner The Senator, Pluto, Dottie Dar, and Jeanette ‘Ra cluPt-t. Ailiewood the Great, Lordqmrs Ed Allen Frisco, The ‘Sherwood, Victorylgingie G, and me 119a". ‘Siwillfllflfi, Th! Ultimate. Sap Paiin the remarkable young- 63.1.3.5 “$1.51.” “iiéiifiii SSA‘. “Z; “§§',§§‘““".’ .. - o scotpace RéniilVllie Wiiiil Wilits-iEi-lBDnd Mid Hg will be gchuoled to

a mile in“2.081/.. Jwheel sulky days. As a boy he

located at North Ran- dall with ‘Petcr the ‘Brewer, Jimmy M-cKerron and a few others which he picked up since the close oi’ the One of them is a young- ster by Chilcoot.

A a IMHC and Mics Azoff. He may’

colts by Chestnut Peter and Peter Mozart take up the time of Nor-

At Combination Park, ‘Frank Fox. Lestor- Dore and Joe Johnson are has Captain s busy with a clever lot of trotters 51 which incl and pat-era. Fox still has the old Captain 3,, reliable Red Russell. The Johnson Peter Mac, outfit includes Anoakis, Peter Ken- bugy .50 nedy, the reliable pair James Al- materiel at C01 bert and Barney Hayt, and the Wol- Earing ‘has G fenden trio Native Judge, Peter

‘s racing materi-

d a group oi’ colts by Charley Valentine is rtlng a lot of new racing umbus. willie Sam race Direct at Rich- He made a brilliant campaign with -her in 1922.

Sam Hastings has sent Arrow and mck Me. Tranby and Henry Direct to win- Mghgn are m, Aurora, g1], ter with his other horses at -l3ar- is w ton, Vt. Wes ‘Gibbons is wlnter- he wgn firmer, our, ing ‘Paleshrina at Reading. ilf she races last year, cornea out sound next spring itlTqrld H9 lwili take a star tocatch her.

.l. W. Pottle is an active operator on the ‘Maine tracks. He won twen- ty-seven races last year wit/h Mer- iyn, King Chaloner, Todd Q., Main- snot and the other horses in his stable. Aroostook County, howev- he harness horses go ‘in Maine. John ‘Willard is at

Darauon-Presque ‘isle with the champion

rld’s records while

lntering Miss Marie with which

art, Ponywood, lindy May‘ lC.. McMahon Worthy, Cupid gcu and Selkirk. During the fihic- ago Sale. McMahon had Jane the Great added to the stable that in i922 won with Justissims, Alice G. Forbes, Wirack. Jessie Riggs, and Hoilyrood Hilda.

‘It is reported that Geo. Loomis will train Sir l-loche, 1.59%, Hemline, Minn., where John Ryan has Pearl ‘Benhoe, ‘Laddie Patch, k and Nannie Silk. getting his winter work at Milwaukee. McKay drove him in 2.06% the half-mile tracks Wis., and ‘Bellefontaine, Ohio.

Childs is wintering at He is busy with the ilda-

at‘

Oregon mare ‘Hal Bee. a heat in 2.03% last summer. i-lali‘ a dozen trainers are locat-

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