THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD!
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AN - .- I-EBRUARY zs. _19:-la
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PRINCE
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MATINEE 3 l5¢ 250 NIGHT 7 6: B45--260 376. 451:.
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suuslllns suslE"c|nL
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Also News S creen
Q Comedy
SWELU
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A .so SERIAL and cARTooN_
.¢_- again unnecessary orders are nev-
f§,_ ,H-¢:‘ er given, they should be as few
'y “ as po.-sible. A ,<<‘.;~I1tilirst-er once
told his patrol leadeI'.s' that they
- ‘“' .\.» ' 5/ :5 I _ /, were P.L..'s and not P_C.‘s; that .-~\ i /g-"Q ;- _
`=-'_T_"" Xp " _ ,inleant they were patrol lenders and
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____;¢;___ ., \1 not pf>l.ee eonst.m.r=_ That is vcr.\
., ,L1--.__'_-_,__,\__*‘_1--N51-~ true. W1. lvzlnt to lead and not to i'L;°','_'ii.._-f{- drive to ob:-dirllce.
1 .4 ._, »L;.-,`,;.f°_ It ling been stud that you can-
~ "-`- ;`-`\ not ecinzllalld llrllf.-=.s you know how
-1 ,_\.‘_-\` to obey. The rezvfon is- that unless
W C T U NOt€S the ideal tmm of the rear 2032 _ "if,-E; you have hfrzl niel:inf‘ fl Pl`=ll‘U€°
should he like. The_1'e_sults of* the "
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ob ob'_\'ill<1 the orders of those who
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eornpetztion were lille short of _._,_._1_,,-/_1 are o.<_ yon. _\Cu “ill li 110 F0-<3
_ 'run /lcexnur ,,,,,1_:_,.,_,_ _ _ News 1- 1-.11
uf, gi\'ii'- f.'»_::' :ind s'.:':l>!1`ll‘-fU1`l‘-`f\l`<i
In the town of Dedham some a00 and _yl \`_ _‘/I %oi'de:‘f-. lo those who are put under
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"H°w did it hmppen? " piars were exhibited in the high . .i¢'I’- ' ' u. If ‘Ls tlif- r.:‘.nle lill5`5ll0“ U7
rll if1`.»:>1-.- pI:i_\'lnf: his part lol'-l
met hmd 0"' school gvlunasium. Those 500 plans lNotj-C25
Rbundmg fi °‘~‘r"°- Goin-53 "70 ffm- ‘ are really 500 concise and intelli- the honour and success ei tliel
I $11955! gent mi.-.wr~i‘s to thc query, "Whltll- A \‘.'0l‘.I) T0 P. I/S. _11.,,111_
A quarter-of an hour. 111'-rn nr in-..<,1 F1. 11,, _\.1,_,111 of 1,,(1,11.1~- 11.9,. 1111.1. M, _,mt ,ws Ncn 5:1111 1. 1-1-._-.-_-_ WHS hardly W°fU\ -° l"""1"f‘ ’l‘”"7<-l rciiect. spontaneously ambiiiclrl Some 1>a‘rol leaders sn Ild a_,,1,1,. 1_11,,,1.1, 1,, (.1-¢1-_1- pglirol if-5-der
He's gone. i;11111 1151111-ations, fgrrat dral of time vvollderiilg llo\\-lm 11,0 MO\.,.,,,,,111__ 1111110111111 1.11.51-,1-_
i The plans ulleonselouslv pnntitllcy can lnilkc the Scouts in iizcli-101,, ,,@_._1,1c 111111, 1»;;1)1-css 1: ;:l dl?-1
'The grfde mc’ 331%' V-' ii" fm i the direction of thought allioitir the , pzltrol carl-_v out their orders. Olle1fe.__c,,_t ‘,_.n_,.S_ W11.11_ mam. 1. .1_, 1
grad’-` “'35 “`i‘i"~ lbovg and girls of 1odz\y. Few ei theloi th: best }\'_\ys is al\\'a_\'_s to F-C‘t111,_,1 know if; that the bf:-.5 \\-nj: to
'Th9'Uih°1' ¢iFi"l‘1` E’f"\'P llilfl WUI to-lvn; are planned with any show an exalllple oi illllllctiiate alI.¢iience1mnk<, 11 (_(,_.111=_,, 11,31 -111C. 51,.._.,.,,.1,
th* road 10! tstentaiioli and wealth: pr.1<‘i‘i-.il-lclll<.el\‘~.-_ and in that way tllriv'1S_.01,: 1_1.,-1 11-111 1-, 1111111, 1. to :ret
And 5”-’“‘°t1"i"-if "XV-""""F ffl’ cally all of them rule out, the _gluni l 11-111 11;~1;1,111,1-,» gg-Q their 1131i-nl n§_“_ nm ____-_,.11 C1. __,_,,m,_1,,(,_§ _,,111 31,11
Wheel rn7:l-'; .fliczlvr-:I it-r.t1re`_v_ Tile yortliful ilnarzii-.atiolli5;1l, of ll-arlition of smart and II`n-ings 1,111, R11 11,., ,,,fm1:(,,.S ,,1- 1111.11.
He sv.'u11lr his r~" 1' fn 2' ‘H f‘f-P -- - _ .- - 1.1. ni- elf-I In l _. =.- Z : on-_-<1 cl-_co in orciezsi ._ ._ 11 .11 ,__ _.1,.1,1,1 1,¢ 1.11.-
his nl most ea cs een le .t - questening 111.1115 A Q1 p .
Side- .uically toward problems that beset 11-1111-11 ng 1;0y will break llalllly- 11.1611 0111 111, inn ‘-1l~ui;le." lf a icl-
"D‘ruIlk? Oh, I wculdn'l, say ill
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ur modern world. Traffic has That, is the most lnlport-ant vi'ai'i10“, 15 £101,113 1,, 11-11, 11111 1111111-<_@1-- CCN ‘Wil hRl’ldi"d U1 “ll P1395- of getting your Patrol to obf-5' Y°“--mile rare at the ,<:1\:-r’_<_ when the l.l<‘-.st of them a‘lOw for llieh speed 11111111.11-1 by all-.'a_\'s ob1=1.'!n'! Om(-"'5 l starter tell.-. him io “l‘ffl." he :i:e.<:l't
I ge had hem d’”:'lki1`7""Y"` mi 1 '-l'1\Y*'”i>0\"U1U0l\ lil' l`0Cl'-Ui Ship* s.“fi1youl-si-l.”. But the:-e are other v.'ayS.§1(m1_: ,.m,m1 m,,1 ,_,_.,1,_1.._. 11.11111 10 11111
very sad' N "*"‘- some of them inmked me 0110 Of lim" is to wi" me Tmpect i He is: 1\'ai'.lnl: i-.- run. :intl the vt-1-_vi
A fineyoun; ni:-.n--the o;-1;: r.n:l1~aiii-ond as obsolete, and have all of the members oi your patrol. Al instant ho U1* (,,.,1(_,.S 1,, ,.._m 1,0
.they had- freiplit transported by huge swift- 1,1,11.0111-111 11l1\-aysfinditvery mllchlgms 1111,., 11,, ,_,_1,,d1 A 1.3.11 551,111
The other? Cripplcd, Both the rar"-
lv propelled alrfhips None of the A641., to 01,11. 1, 1...,d.-1 1-,-1111111 ln'-yi” mt 0,1, ,_,“,___, Cn 11.; 1(_..§_ ,M1
He Junk- Ip`_-in-1 fail to include an airport. 1»1.51,;»¢1;_ Lp; llinm see that _\-ou are l he 15 S111,-1,1 1,1 ,_,_,,_V 0111,, v_,U_,._
, l Ti-.ere is one point. however, up- A 510111 211111 1101 11 rlnclger. Let ___H___g_-_
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*Youle seen the p_.1>. _ 3 Same -on \\l.ich the whole 500 are unanl mem see mah Wu do 1,01, D1-dvr an- PEAKES. “_-ONES-S 111_`-»1-1-11»I-E
“UUE left Un-'RW mous. They may differ on some cum. boy 10 do §ome1_11111g that
could not say
Ind something. lon, the preacher siibjrcts. such as the segregation of you “.0,,1(1 1101, 11118 1,, (10 1-0111-_ The Fc1___u,______ __m,,___: 0, Pmkcs.
b“‘i“°5°‘ “nd 'h°Ppm3 districts elf Let them know thot V011 5°! Women‘s Inf‘lll~ic lvas l-e‘li in the
De mortuls nil nisi n-.onum_. l-h?1` ’i'he_v 11111. di-,-ergo on thc subject not gm, an °,.(1C1, 11.1111111115 11111111. 1 sC1,0O1,.0,,,,, N, 1.-1,1,,.,,_,,.y 1_1._1,_ 11.111,
Why hurt his people's ff-e!l1ly:.<,i of architectural detail.-1, l;ranSp0l" mg 111111 that all your orders RI-e_-1-111 1111C11¢1111-,(11 1,1511; 1110111111-15 111111
. when hes dcad? i lation' and thc 5°°p° of civic du' given with some p1l:'f>0S0- Th0“_ one visitor. The President opened
ties. But on not one of the plans _ ______________M_ 111° 1.1.1eC111111 111 1151131 11».~.y, 1\11n111@5
.And why’ in bi°‘m°? G°d knows" is p"°"i5i°“ made 1°' F' saloon' °r not this at definite proof that the were read and adopted. The Gov-
Th° G°vernm°nt° 'mv Um” Pin” fm' the “ning °f thought of youth is turned alrendl 1eInment Giant \ as lccclled The
Th’ Tm_de? The boy? m" p""""‘?l Hqilor' away from thc evil of alcohol? i School (:olnln.t.tcc rl-poi-tr-d there I ‘ *-_`- é _..; 1 A ‘¢
You and I? ': But' 5:'-"5 mm” imc' these are Here indeed is 'sonlctlllngg for \v`as nothing needed. A social hour -' __ '_ _-_' '-~‘-,, _. 1’ -'
ws” in the b“5m°”!`“P°°pi° "Ie 5°” y°“i'h!“i plans 1°' the ‘dui some of the older generation to was spent, then the meeting ad- -‘ ,,-.' ' Q, _
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CONTEST
All Cllildren that
have entered Pony Contest that attend the Matinee Satur- day at Capitol or t’l'ince lDdwalI‘d Theatres will receive
PONY CHOCOLATE
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‘-1 sonlctlling. Ilelv.
.»\ll children that
enter their names
‘ Su I urday will l'cr-oi\'c _. a. l’oll_v Bur. \\'l'lte
- your llznnc und :ui- _ dress if you have No.
“ 1 .\'-onlillatillg (‘ou-
-1 1>on_ and bring to - ‘ 'l‘llcutl'e. -_' NOTICE
\ Hurrah!Hurrahl
` The Pony will be at
-_ above 'l`hea'i.'l'es Sat- 5
urday. .
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_ Children be at the
Theatres at 2.15 _-
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2.15 sharp.
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\\`ii.I-`i{ED (‘. SIGERSUN
.Wilfred (_`. Sig(-rsztlll, acting gen- ral lllan-Igfrr 'ind coinp’rol|1'.r of
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. . C-auladiun Airlvilyre, Ltd., \\'II:lsc
1‘"l\\llil\1.\' l'PI‘<‘l\ii.V 1IuI'<'ll:lsell the Spcnec M<'Doi\o1:gl\ Air 'l`riln:-.1lurls, Ltd., along with a‘l u1ll‘l':iiil1;; us- scis including trallsllorlzltiflll cun- tracts, bulldillgs, i\il'¢‘r:\fl. ellgines and caches throughout Western Canaria.
Cunaulizm Airvl-Liys l~.1\hcrc nf oper-
ations now extend from ilu- .\l;l11- dzllen Islands in the Gull' of St. Lzllvrcnee, on the cnsterll scilbonrd to Queen (lllrlrlollc I:.l;lnd5 0il` ihc l’ti\'iFIc Coast nf BritE'~.ll (‘olunllli.1
and i`ronl_ the int.erxlatinll:ll bulimi- ary north io the Ari-tic (lt-I-ilu.
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°°nt°m' The" My’ and girl’ did ponder. Provision must be made journed, Next. meeting to he held 1' _ 1 111_‘m _,___N__E_-_r -
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“lb let tt flourish-Yeah, we voted not consciously condemn the sn- fo,.11.,e1eg111ma1e 5111,, 1,1 1,111,311,111. in mg school on March Iltii, roll _ 1 _ _ _ _ _
10011- They JUS5 f01'8°t V’ 3101115” 1115 liquor, thev sav and go into call to be anslvel-cd by riddles. ' ‘_1__--_.-'-` _
_ G. E. c. s western canadian. lt. which makes the ommslon lust 0,o,,m1 a,,,1 '1,,,, 1,1, ,1c1,,',1,,s ,_, owing lo lim inclement wmlncr,
IW YOUTH PLANS A TOWN 1 member that each one of these1 c°1,o1__ And wh11e they ,_1.g11,_ the schoolroom, with the President
__' -- Zgboya end girls was building his or 1y°u11,, 8115 down at 11,3 d1.aw11»1g in the chair. The meeting opened
` - _ ith l-hc reading and adoption of
lla! time ago some earnest* her ideal community. And remark board to Dum the 1,1681 commum w
hm plnmlers ot Norfolk County, _able vision and logic is stamped 1_y_pu1t1ng upon paper 1,11 those thc minutes of the Inst. meeting.
Kllchusetlz, wishing to find out upon the plan; as s whole. Busi» changes M1181, 11 “,-51,95 10 sec Five dollars was voted for a Christ _ _ [_1__.____~._ I the youth-of their towns had any ness, recreation, transportation, All made_ and nbso11,1,_1,_, ,.,,1,,_` om 111,, mas tree. The. seliool was ordered to - r - IIINDC ideis on the subject of legitimate needs and facilities are 5a1oon_ P1_,_1mm not; consc1ou51y_ 11, be cleaned and a new broom sup ~ _ _ _ _ _munity pin-ming, gpcmso-red s. touched upon in the composite 15 t,.ue_ but R11 111,, ,mpc _mm1s_ piled. Two dollars and twenty cs-nts , _ - _ _ __ _
among school children, town of these young planners. but takmy becwse 11,, ,,,1,,,,,, dm were rlveu for other expenses- The .1 .
11 t 1 gg found; 1 f 111 _ _ ` '__ meeting adjourned. Next llleeling 1 :..l5' X _
prime for t e bes pans n one pace or e ss not fit into R single one of tiles ,__ 1, c, 01 F,b_1_1_ , USSQ
pr gt _ ,_ 1 . __ ____
that much rn0r¢ Si&'nif|¢°»“if- 3°' fp 1111, Msg system of V1.1-11-11111; ,1_ the December meeting was held in . _ , 1 1_
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Mk, 1 11 wh M100-11 in 1113 11111-15111, 011,111 _ 1_ ` ,' `“ to beheld lr- s io on
'wma on' M i ‘ nga °"“bm°“" 'md “"m““ D‘““"' lass. Roll eau will be nnswm-<1 by
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F" -‘ilzllvrs
- i - iii was really her KIDNEYS _ho v/oNoiR sl-ls o|oN'r Fuel. vsl.l_l
She tried to get through eseh day as bent she could. Never comfortable-alwsys distressed.
Low in vlts.litL-lower in spirits. She hadn’t thought of her dneys, until s friend suggested Dad 'I Kidney Pills. Seeking relief she im- medlltliy took Dodd’s. The “washed out” feel- ing wss soon replaced by clear headed energy and restful shes. Headache, backsche, and _ether glps ot' fs ty kidneys soon disappeared.
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she called ll:
r quilt patterns.
ANNANDALE SCHOOL
The following is the standing of
Annandale School for the month of January:
Grade IX---I, Grace Howlett.; 2,
Jenn Howlett: 3, MarBl‘-l‘¢‘t Norton.
Grade VIII-1, Byron Howlett; 2,
Annie Morrison; 3, Jack Robert/<on.
Grade V-1, Almeds Holvlr-it; 2,
Comic Morrison.
Grade IV-1, Dannic Ward. Grade III-1, Johnnie Hmvlctt; 2,
Gertic Robertson.
Grade II-l, Freddie P.:l:li;.-: 2,
4. ~ , . .
Donald R. Bryenton-Teachrr.
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1_Gl_Ne£R Ale -
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Arthur Howlett; 3, Howard Norton; ,N ,
Wnil.\cc Howlett. PALE DRY G01-DF-N
CENTRAL GUARDIAN
SPECIAL in knitting yarns for
Saturday only. Regular loc per bail, now two balls for 25c. Prowse Bros., Ltd. 8101-2-24-2i._
ELITE BEAUTY SALON.-Take advantage of our reduced rates_
ending Snturday of this week.,
Phone 1329. Percy Gullison, Pro- prictor. 8070-2-22-4i.
CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday Feb
26th the service in the Presbyter-l
ion Church Clyde River will be at
3 p. m, Sunday School 2 p. m.
ANGLICAN SERVICES-A Sl1n‘1
day service February 26th. Mill-O11 St. John’s Anglican Church after-i noon service 3 p. m. Rev. E. O- Lancaster.
CAVENDISH l’AS'l'0RALl
CIIARGE-Church services for-_ Feb. 26th 11 a. m.: New GlasE0\\’ 3 p. m. Cavendish.
nnoom-'ml.p-'Phe services in
the Brookfield congregation on Sunday Feb. 26th will be Rs fol- lows: Hnrtsuéle 11 a. m. andl Brookfield 'l p. m.
BAPTIST SERVICES-Services
oi' 'I‘r_\-on Baptist Church Sunday Feb. 26th ll s. m. Westmoreland: V3 p. m. Tryon: 7.30 p. m. Albany. preacher, Rev. F. S. Grossman.
- POULTRY.-At t-he request/of a number of farmers we will purchase lrood quality live and dressed fowl ltlondlvv, February 27th. Please do your best to get your stock in for this date. P_ J. Noy, Hunter River.
8130-2-25-li.
l"EI)ER.\i. CONSIDI-IRATION -
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CA I T:;:.'... ... ......-. - - ow PLAYING $`l'AMPEDE'r - PUNT - r;‘:‘i'.:'i*.l..":.:i'.°'....... ...i.i. I., .-;
’ I local Interest but ad B D
inserted nt 4 cents n word strictly _
lmyabls in nth-ence. "
RESERVE MONDAY, FEB. 21TH _
for (Pythian) and Pythian Sisters Natal Day Bridge and Dance ln
Cgstlg 1-1511,. 8198-2-1'l-9i. _ in
T B A N -‘*_'\
- "Fresll from time Gardens -
PRESENTATION OF CUPS -
Thursday at Queen Square School Joseph McTa.gue was presented with the cup donated annually by Ed Homby of the Provincial Bank staff for the best sil sround athlete at
Mr. Hornby in presenting the cup. complimented the winner on his fine showing. Speeches were also made by Mr. Leo MacDonald, Principal of the school, Mr. Doucette, hockey coach, and by Mr. McCallum, tilci football coach. 1
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SUPREME COURT-In the Su-’
pl-eme Court Thursday before Mr. Justice Saunders, an argument in the case of James Everett Shaw of Tigrlish vs. the Canadian National Railway Co. was heard. This ls in connection with injuries received in the railway accident near Tlgnish in Feb. 1932. The argument oc- cupied the greater part of the dny each side being ordered to exchange and fyle briefs, after `which court adjourned. Mr. J. J. Johnston, K.C., appeared for the plaintiff, and Messrs. T. J. Allen, Moncton. and Mr. Norman Lowther, for defend- ant.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-The mom- ing service 11-lilnn will be broadcast by station C. H. C. K. will be ad- dressed by Dr. Vincent with the iilcme of Consecl-ation. Roberts Anthem "Seek ye thc Lord will be rendered by the choir. who will also present one of the old time popular gospel hymns “The Sweet bye and byc`.' At the evening service Dr. Vin-
A recent issue of Hansard quotes Mr. J. H. Myers, M.P., as asking during the passing of the estinulics in Pai-lianlent, if there was any_ possibility of the federal grant to thc Prince Edward Island Fox Fair
being restored this year. Hon. Mai Weir, Minister of Agriculture, rc- plied that he understood the organ- ` ization was in strong shape finan- cially. "But this nmttcr is under consideration."
co.urLErr:o 'rusrs-'rni-ee
two-yenr old Holstein heifers own- ed and bred by Jack MacLean, South Wert, Lot 16, have complet- ed their first loctation period lrnder official R. O. P., test in the 365 day division. Anne Mcrcena No. 2222-i5 ycilded 10501 lbs. milk con- triininlr 531.25 lbs. butter li-ith an :l\'er:i1;c test of 4.(k'>',l. I-lildn Dekol Pontiac No. 222243 yielded 10899 lbs. milk containing 526.25 lbs. butler with an average test. of 3_8G’f. Jane Korndyke Lady No. 222244 yielded 12598 lbs. milk con- taining 596.25 lbs. butter with an average test of 3.79%.
LITERARY SOCIETY ADDRESS-
ED-The speaker nt the fortnightly meeting of the Literary Society of Prince Stl-cet. School Thursday af- ternoon was Prof. G. D. Steele, M. A., vice principal of the Prince of Wales College, who gave R compre- hensive and scholarly analysis of the poetic writing of Keats. Spec- ial attention was given by the speak- er to Keats Ode to R Nightingale and his ode on a Grecian Um. The
president of the society, Miss Mur- ion Stewart, presided, and a vote of thanks moved by Principal Low- ther and seconded by Miss Doueettc
was tendered Prof Steele.
DEBATE - St. Joscph‘s` Literary
and Debating Society held their lm weekly meeting in Kelly's Cross Hall, Friday evening Feb. 17 at 8 o'clock with I1 large attend- ance. The meeting was called tof order by the president, F. J. Flood, after which the minutes of thc ple- vious meet-ing were read and adop- ted. A shory, but enjoyable pro- gram n-as then carried out. which consisted of it duet by Mary Creamer, and, Mary McKenna <cn-- coredi and ll reading by Mary' Bradley. The debate which was one of the best of the season. ensued: The resolution being that “Life In- surance is more benefit to Society than any other investment." Mes- srs. Thomas Mcvinn, Bert Trowa- dale, Anthony Malone, Linus Mo- naghan snd Joseph Mcvinn, spoke on the pro side while Peter Tools, Miss Adrianno Monaghan and Mr. Maurice Curley delivered speeches 011 _the con side.. Then the judges. Messrs. J. w. Bradley, Gordon Waddell and Mrs. Knthrinc Cream- er summed up their points. they found the can side won by a ma- J°fll».\' of two points. The Modera- tor. Rev. Father Pltrc, spoke a few words congratulating those who' t°°l< fmt in the program. Meeting
cent will deliver the third of R ser- ies of sern-Ions on Prophecy, the evening subject being "Breakers Ahead". Tile male qllartette Messrs. Quigley, Calder, Dingwcl! and Sterns will sing, while the choir will also present Tumors “Ar).de With Mc." The evening service opens n. series of evangelistic meetings, to be held also each week evening ex- cept Saturday at 7.30 o'clock. _
PERSONALS
Miss Mildred J. Coffin, teacher of
Grand View, spent the week end in tovlm, the guest of Mrs. W. J. Drake, 101 Grafton Street.
Mlm Dorothy O‘Brien, cashier at
Woolwol-th Co., is confined to her home suffering from :I badly sprain- ed ankle, thc result of falling down- stairs last Sunday evening.
Mr. D. A. MacNclll, Superintend-
ent Canadian National Telegraph- ers, accompanied by Mr. J. H. Trap- ncll, Commercial Agent, is in the city on business of the company.
MT. STEWART AND VICINITY
Mrs. Montague MacKay, Mount
Stewart, was a visitor to thc city recently.
Miss Lottie Garett. and Mr. Ai-
bert Gal-ett, Charlottetown, are spending some time visiting in Sav- uge Harbor, the guest of their sister, Mrs. Adrian Feehan.
the Queen Square School ice sports. -
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Coffin. In
Stewart, spent o. few days visiting in Savage Harbor, _the guests of Mrs Cot1in’s brother, Mr. John Pigot.
The rnany friends of Mr. Ernest
Pnlfrey, Mount Stewart, are very sorry to learn that he is confined to his home owing to illness,
Miss Edith Warren, Cherry Hill.
is at present visiting in Covehesd.
Mrs. Fulton Douglas and Miss
Hazel Corbett. Savage Harbor, spent the week end visiting at Head of Hillsborough. . _
Tho many friends of Mr. Prank
Farquhnrson are sorry to learn that he is confined to his home through illness.
Mr. Lloyd Warren, Savage H*
bor, was 9. visitor to Covehesd.
Mount Stewart School is progress-
ing very favourably, under the cap- able management of Miss Mary Irv- ing, Miss Annie.K. MacDonald snd Miss Helen MacDonald.-XYZ.
M'R. EUGENE GALLANT
Mr. Eugene Gallant passed swsy
at his home, Richardson street, ssclwllle, N. B., sunday mvmlnk. after n, few days illness from I paralytic stroke. Deceased. who was 47 years of age, leaves to mourn s. wife, five daughters, and ml sons. The daughters are, Mrs. Earl Marks, Helen, Stella, Ida. and Jos- ephine. The sons are Leo, Ophie, Edgar, Lorne, Gerald and Eugene, all at home/I-l‘e also leaves an aged bother in Charlottetown, P. E. I.. five sisters and five brothers. I-Ie has been an employee of the En- terprise Foundry Compsny Ltd. for 22 years. The funeral was held Tuesday morning from the St. Vin- ccnt‘s Church, Charlotte street.
ICE HACIN G
Stanley Sporting Club held
second race on Saturday, Feb. 18th. Owing to thc day being disagreeable only one class was raced with three starting: Helen Trnmpfast, Kitty
Logan and John F.
Following is the summary:
Helen 'Irampfnst (A. C. Taylor) 1 1 Kitty Logan (Fred Taylor) 2 2 John F. (George Brookins) 8 3
Judges-B. L. McEwen, John W.
McKay, W. D. Colley.
Starter-Arthur Fyfe.
Announcer--B. W. Taylor.
Patrol Judges-0. McKay, B.
Hynes.
Races will be held Saturday, Feb.
25th at 2 p. m. sharp.
FURNITURE CREAM . .
1-2 pint turpentlne 2 ounces beeswax.
1-2 ounoe white wax. 1-2 ounce castiie soap.
shred the wax into the tul-pen'
tlnc and the soap into a. pint. of soft, wntcr. When all are disolv. -, mix and stir the two together. & I1. little on with s. piece of.flanncl nnrl polish with dry duster.
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HOW TO GET
RID OF ACID STOMACH
According to many authorities, some 80% of tllc people of today have acid stonlaell._'1`lns because so
many foods, comprlsinfl the modern dict. are ucld forming oods.
It usually makes itself felt in
sour stonlncll, intiigeslinn, head- aches. nausea, “gas,’ “biliousness,” and nlosl. frcqucnlly in stomaell pains that come about llliriy minutes after eating. So you c1111 easily tell il' you have it. - Now Quickly and Easily Corrected If you do have acid stomach, don’t
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