An old Canadian recipe," affording a pieasingvariety - from ordinary menus.

Succulent l: “tidying tender primr- ,

with its good block potatoes, R delscinus

to t__l

qilrolnrnon Bell Telephone .

. . . . . . . . ..35-40 Cafladjan Ggner 'Laurentide Pulp .............. .. m (.21nadian_ Steamship Com Hkésdiaaadian (Steamship Pfd ' . s eszos 'om. ,_ :3 Dominion Bridge . " Jilcntrcai Power Winnipeg Electric National Breweries Atlantic Sugar Atchison ........... .. Am. Car and Foundry -.»\ru. Locomotive ....... .. merlcau Smelling and Refln- R Kingston The Ce " 48,,‘ formed by Rev. ."’]the North River Baptist The“ ‘mpmar “m”: 99°91“ mzldc the journcv from: Summer- “w. “r brakes-y (l8 by team a lcw days ago, stop] ' ‘ '

MONTAGUE MARKET

. . . . . . . . mg . . . . . . . . . 13% Anaconda (‘upper MURRAY HARBOR

131;; International Paper 42 Kelly Springfield . . Petrol _ _ w .- CHARLOTTETo-‘JN MARKETS ‘lntcrnationaleulilrer, .\larine “age 0f m“ Tress Steel Car . 40 Reading ......... .. . 3U Southern Pa flc 3.’ 1 ,- , 47 Studebaker . ‘lcuheb 45 llnion Pacifi

..\lc.\".

Steel

" ‘ i033 Victory F. J ' iliflT Victory

l l

i J .

iullallll. Royal ' Ilanlchlunilizfull. Bunk L‘ , nnlerce

l I u’ _.

fSepl 11111/2.

Produce

at bcst Market ‘,

Oats (for Seed and Feed.) a (White Fife and Ibussian for Seed.)

Barley‘ (2 and 6 rmved f“ ‘ a on Tuesday, January 30th of Mrs. William McKie. after a lingering illness which she bore with pati- ‘ence and true Christian resigna-

U011.

Buckwheat, (for Seed and '

a in her seventy-first year. leaves to mourn. besides a sol-rowing hus- band, one sister, Mrs. Fannie Bell:- nap of Denver, Colorado. one son Wm. of Calgary, Alberta, and two daughters, Miss Hattie, of Van-

Balcd Hay and ‘Stray. Blue Potatocst- (sounu and t -

~ wifi-IQLL-Aovn-xol-w-stn ~ n 4,, ,4 __

We se‘! at lowest possible ' of this city.

l. ducted at the house by Rev. lMr. ' Mulligan of the Presbyterian church assisted by Rev. Mr. Ray-

Some 0i the best

Whole Wheat Pic. r, Pastry

City," "Azby," "Robin Hood,"

“Queen City," etc., cfc.

’ gave Zachery Taylor the opportuni-

Corrl. Cornmeal, dlinqs. Schumaoksrj Crushed Oats, Scrstch Feed

s.»

4|‘ was affectionately called. Taylor “lbecame President of the United States in 1849, altar ‘the Mexicali flWar, when he was 65 years old, ‘ but died only a little over a year

/ a‘ vl \ é,

rm Wheat, Crushed Oyster I Shells, Poultry cat, Eggs, Log Bands. Home, Beef Scraps, Beef and '

wars, as well as the .War of 1912,

Mrsrcosl (for Poultry), Hon Chow, Chicken Chowder, Pig dhow, rPurnls “O'Molons" (or Horses, Bsby Chick Chow,

Royal Purple Poultry Sup- . pllss, lslsd Hsy and Straw, Food, Osts and Bsrlsy, sto.,

Get our low prices In ton . and less than ton lots.

WHOLESALE I RETAIL

500d and lFood Dspsrtmsnt 72-44 Queen Strut

‘ broken by the fall. Sambo very

SQ.

‘in

hlgp c“ =~

107%‘

flanadian Pacific Railway 147%;

New York Central 96 age‘ 30 Luba Cane Sugar 1/, 35 Crucible Steel 76%‘

l Copper . .. 107%

l Victory 1l)3.5\'),

. 101.30, BANKS - 210" ' '1

W;

y 1131.4

Wheat .\lay 11 ,4; Corn May 72% July 75% Sept

Ours Alrly 447:5 July ~13‘ Sept

THE LATE MRSTWM. McKIE

The death occurred in this city

The late Mrs. McKle, who was

coxlver and Mrs. H. Hooper Horne.

The funeral services were con-

mond of St. Paula.

The many floral tributes from sorrowing friends testified to the esteem ill which the deceased lady was held in the city.

“ROUGH AND READY" TAYLOR.

The war ol 1-812, in which he fought with great bravery and sklll

ty to begin earning the name “Rough and Ready," by which he

after his inauguration. Taylor served in various Indian

and showed leadership combined with great personal bravery, but the greatest opportunity in his life came ln the Mexican Wsr. in the battle of Buena Vista, Taylor, who was now s major-general, over- whelmed a force of Mexicans ncar- ly four times the number of ills 0W" "Wm. This tremendous vic- tory lsd to his nomination, about s year inter, to the IPl-esldoncy.

A negro was vsssins llnder a scaffolding whore some repairs wero going on. when a brick fell from above on iris head, and was

coolly rslsod his hosd and o;- clslmodz~

"I-lalloa, you white msn up dsrl If you don't want your bricks broke just keep ‘om of! my head!"

i ‘flrltlsilt- W

.._-—<-o&-i__. A person recently protested again- sL praaclllng u» empty pewafPcr

0H0? tron Kslnsrs can“. . ORIENTAL DEGREE TONIGHT

THE ANNUAL‘ IEETING N81 Wlltshfre Distrlct-rlloysl

Chspter will take place in Barton “Lodge Room on February 14th.

sueusu nos: for 81.00 JJIKQ, brifllpgs, a pair st Alley Co.

ovsnssas MAIL-wk full mmlfi; for the Pulled Kingdom ill] dcsputched by the steamer “and; nla" from Halifax on Molldsy, the _ wlhihaudtnext fulghrnfill will befom. oonnnun kerosene’ a] ll.) .

e seanler r urn’ mm 0 ‘ John on Friday, the 16th.

OWING T0 THE TRAINS be in; held up the saisof Arthur C. ‘dlpod, Mr. Herbert has been posl- poned until Saturday, stormy the first fine day follow ins- as:

The inventor. Craig 8L. \\'-. to send a la

MORE SNOW SHOES received tddayby express for men, and '0 best quality made, also moccasins at Alley Co. Ltd. 7-21

him today for full pa ask him to e191 get the IIKBIWY. perlencc oi‘ m0 $500 per month.

From 200 lid-Mu“-

’ Ex-ssnvlc nol received their V Victory Qledals or ‘ .1 es, or n oonlmun ate with Secretary git-mg present address.

E MEN who 113v;

yaueurlus panes, Cfllnmllll-

V. .- .

m] 13th. Admission, including suppos- at Fosters Drug. store and at thc door.

Eat-Prof, \\'al-‘ 48d b)‘ some of the best s!“ a srflndlooru party will rooms tonight at 8 p.nl. All turned men are cordially invited. o be something olt of tho 3-1 usual. l-‘ind out

you will surely be there.

“ Guano cone . CARD PARTY- a

.kls as- be held in the

{local talent levelling concert in St. James Hall dionday Feby. 12th. under the aus- lpices of the Ladies Aid Eoc-Zerv. T115535 1 iAdmisslon 50 cents.

FORTIETH ANNIVERSARYOF A l WORLD FAMOUS INDUSTRY

When Cardinal Richelieu, who rules this realm while Louis XIII! reigned i i o ll a

l. might el- t an t e swor ," MISSES MOCCASINS only ;1_25.£:“n0f only mated a gm, ,,,,,,,_ he lorccast the world's future.

The destiny of the individual, as well as of the nation. depend on the stroke of the D?“-

The pen has inscribed every step in human freedom, it begins and (m5 ways, lt gives authenticity

PLEASANT A,FFA|R-—Tll8 Whist y Five party held . 9 ‘he CV0“ Hfllha pair, warm and comfortubl Tuesday evening passed oil DIOSIlIAflQv c0, ' ' ‘lsuccessfulLv. a large crowd being ' ‘(in attendance. The prize winners

3 and Auction Fort

_ REPAIRING PLOUGH-The ro- e whlst were: Ladies, Miss mn- Mnum, ‘v85 m); in operauon Arsenrlult, Gentlemens Frank veslerday as it was laid u‘, in the s-yCharlottetoxvn workshop for some ‘ Mr-‘necessary repairs. Willie not o! the and t ulodeln type ll ls proving can"? U,‘ c0mmfl.ce_ finance. und govcrnment~the

. ‘in lh Holst-v

CLARKLI ital. . ION? ‘ l ~ . ___flbli.mn-nml_hlg ‘mLhtJWE-Fat -l“ayne. Auction Forty Five, Ladle

llii-TTMMARKETS

SUMMERSIDE MARKET

gMiss Aggie Xlurnaghan. Gents. lgglns, Mrs. Alfred Lucky Scat Prize.

.\' _ tsrocx QUOTATIONSF’; J5 ' S" Feb PQHWP-z.mZl-IEERiQKZraTlgITZE l

;lt=l-tl\'<~ on lllc lrack.

Mill PASTOR lmjdovluo. - Th

by JOMSO“ “dTtlver Digbv (gum, N S onB§§,',‘iG“""1=-i"“.i=‘ plflflsed ‘ofepmw’ ‘h; null-hell by the evolution of "“‘ "'

N of the .\lontreal;nmry' o’; h; “mméxv-ofm-s v1 lme c°,“.dm‘m .9‘ new’ ("Q Taylor pen from the earliest writings on A - t; - I t

=10“ 51053329.)" ' 7." - ' ' ‘vas “gm” "“p"°"ed 1a“ Mlhl- lvor bark and leaves of S C. Harris. mother of Mrs. Di. L. (Junhough he is 5,," confined m h“ >\\""‘- ‘ lgémer papyrus bronze

. ‘ ' - ll'(>6'.~‘. 0 . - r ' ' Mrwriwm mm m‘, “were “QM which coppcr and steel, to thtrpresent “one

Ftgblzlrouloolu of Charlottetown, "m" QCCUDYYIIE any use of modern DTDETQSS, im-

Us ‘Harris. who wasalnost es " 1am" ‘em-es m mzzgglgflgfstigzssggg flat» pulpit iii-ii’ Sunday.

‘imamelprcvcntcd

eulplified by Watermuns idea

qulevFtllllllikiill Peli.

‘daughter, -.\lrs. A When Alexander Graham Bell

lgfiliiéztot .. _ land one S _ River. 0v ng to‘ travelling condiKWQdLUHg wok place yesterda m m (lions it was impossible ‘for Mrsnmg n, mt; m, ‘svhen Missy 01?‘, , _ v .- I. . ' ',_ ,1 . _‘ _ _ _ ~ _' ecxhlblted the telephone at the g; w, a211,"??? gneigie i?" “l” m ‘u {Blfivllrl Loner, (laughter _ — l “ FY1139 slzlill business men laughed at his MARRIAGE AT NORTH RlvEoi-Jmrt-y 81'4"‘ 7“°'“’“‘1°- sun o; luilrllltilllSlilSllL They regarded it as a ° and Airs. John lMoreslde.

3Wl-An important “local '_ place on Jan. 3, when T‘ , Leslie MacXeill of Clyde

_ my | ., _ ' uses. Look at the world-wide em; r R11};- RIW" The “elem”? which “Pshlloynlent of the telephone today. 1011;‘ I _ _ t “tsmperiormed by the Rev. W. M. Ryan was u“ m‘! ‘n mafllage ° ‘vhflvvas witnessed by the immediate re

' Orlatlvc-s o: the contracting parties.,_,.;.],_.n, m- “ MHTOML he was in, the young couple ‘being unattended)“ TEHIOIJY “'35 I191” J.-$. Milleit at}

when ‘George Westinghouse tried 1%,,’ Doris Arletta. daughter or ‘to explaln his air-brake to the pre d l‘ and Mn‘ lrluld that "the colupaliy had not ime lo talk to a fool who thought

‘have taken up their residence at __.

15 Lclytle River. Forty years ago, foun

coursv of their business,'e“X-|(,,., pressed considerable

Wm“ He“ ma“ they‘ TilPll Lewis Edson ‘Waterman det {he sleighdr-rlllinctl to make a fountain pen: e19‘ that would write. that would wl-llellnu; Ildcllbld n st

|.\l'r, and ‘Mrs. James “I iKcenan of Charlottetown, to .\ll'. gl/‘lplcseph lCurley. son of .\lrs.

— ldaughter o‘: tracks were as high as the phone wires and continuous. 'l‘hr-,\‘ by lrzllu next llllltw

i“ pitches were all zho time. The Waterman ‘mend "avelllflg Founuru Pen today is the same inircsult cannot help but be sutisfgw‘ ' s thevflrst pen fashioncddng ill the c dcou Water-Love" isurr. pon'worlted.,llcyfill Dlwto-rlruulas am for lrlendsqlsdlrcelluloids. _ A society girl wit. {for aeroplaning is Miss If tsleln. She tolls one of hcr lluul‘. olls admirers that sllc- will ll-‘linl if lit‘ can full-race. her .n illc air. This ls all thrilling er.- whcn ‘Miss llunllnr-r- berL-srslwsrplane fails tin“...

12075 ylaco Tucsdzly afternoon at 4.140 in 66x Cathedral. Rev.

"‘|I~‘e.ther Maurice MacDonald offl iiating.

‘drrint-iplc a ants,»- hand by Lew: E

'man in i883. l-llsa rst hem m m” Then he luallc a few then its hurl a little shop in thel The back of a cigar shore on Fulton

‘Street, Nt-u- York. That first year. victmy for melts rustic 2110 pens. M1922, about;

. idlVslst C" ””_ E-The re The bride wore a becom pOLLEGE DEBAT MONTREAL EXCHANGE . . - l - ' i:l' dbt- 'a‘ pug suit of dark brown velour w‘lt‘,‘(l)‘€:;‘l:ge: U-‘n .',.u‘e;d£g,_ 5 Corsage Jwuque, Oflwas Resolh cdptrlluait HQYBGHS rxlrnatlons and maldenhnir Wflisfronzmt .1 1a,“. ‘w She was attended by ‘Miss hlrlrgur W“? jciium‘ m ‘ v2,et Camtghan‘ Wm, Con side. Tile c " lblue Q8/l-10E0d-.$i_li.i._2iIl1i_h21l..iOllliildl also wearing l-orssgc groomsman was .\lr. Kenna, 01' ceremony Mr. and Blrs. drove to their new home in Royalty where i, dainty was relatives and friends and a pleas- . IN will eventing svclabll" Bllelll- Te“ “t Mme ____ ' vous to er ‘marriage the popular , bride was entertained at a misc - evenmg’ laneoua shower at ‘urge attemlanci Mr. and ‘Mrs. Peter Dunn, Upper Queen Street, where she received *Z,'i‘,‘,‘§S,‘L‘,‘,‘°,,§“’g numerous valuable gifts. including joyerfbv v0‘ cut glass, linen. china, silver, etc. men olfmbn. as l“ healiie“ staff at the ta to Mr. and Mrs. mg repealed

l beaver whlol match and

rm“ spoke hmhYthl-ee luilllon Wutermaws _lde" debme‘ He Fountain Pens were sold tllroul, _ b" in” hpxtigout the world. Five great fuctorlesloush. 1m: ho °°ml‘““?“‘“*’ (Hncludinu the one at St. Lam he presenumon o ‘just across the St. Lawrence from you can't help se required to keep prayer for hcr sh she falls into good hands, those 0t‘ Conu‘lly_ ‘Pearle. though tho I'll

ly o! the quality oi‘ the

he “w” W ‘Zi2'l.i’l'§f§“§§‘t Montreal. are pace with the demand. And there are service slnrrs and offices in Montreal. New York, ‘Boston. Clll- that they are good is an FHlfirisL-O, London, Paris at first. indeed. Mr. Brussels (Belgium). out as bad as ‘tll-cy come in the miiffilll ‘Bad-Lands and starts to pull Sheik stuff on the high-flying miss. She battles him back al of verveybut lllrough it lfllle ‘cannot help but admircllc ("'0' u diamond in slflpllcl 110m" but lhellzltl tllc slaillllvll unlit-l‘ it comes out lnanll pullull oil ises to tho sailor coal. than and saves her from athe slur upon ilc, the so-The captain of himself i0 once thul llwy cl and hus run off and bl-guml But ill" liukn w ‘One Week 0f ever dnturlniucll to soc for llimsl-lf it leaves townplt is how ‘tho nd punches hnrd. treated on board in n Sailorlbladc he ordered the

loore, Gordon Shaw. “Con"——Nornlan Ii-ICDQ

ENJOYABLE T-EA.—— The l

G3 D q Dame Academy w g ' ‘

Milan (Italy). Zurich (Switzerland), Barcelona, (Spain), Sydney. Brisbane and ill/lei‘ bourne (Atlstralia). Auckland, Wel- lington and Christ Church, (‘New great de Zealand), Cape Town (South Af- all. rica), Buenos Aires (Argentine). and Rio de Janeiro (Bl-azil.)

ln 1883, Wntermulrs ideal Foun- glitter is there and the Medal of in the end when he r

lhere being Diesel“ The booths weld l

d old. The (‘hlli sisted the AcademY les. The tea is be- this afternoon and 'cven’ng and another large att ancc is expected. The proceeds arc being denoted lb necessary im- provcments to the building-

‘SASKATCH EWAN'S CROPS

tain Pen received Excellence awarded by can llnstltute of

The Guardian joins

then, silver and the world.

L‘-

Inexpensive

———— ____._oo>-———— of the cultivated M," Qrgin Throuoh Vancouver

lnnd of Saskatchewan was put into whmlt in 1921. states lilo professor 0 of Field Husbandry of the Provin- Unlversity. and Nmost a four-lb 0f it sown to oats. Tile remaining fourth, or a little more, was occup- ied by barley flax. fallow in the main. although widely scattered patchcs we

find the ilejynnings

rye and summer

Double Vanity

4A‘A‘A

Playing Cards Playing Cards in Leather Cases

_Leather Market y

.. said

Collapsible Coat Hangers in Cases

Key Cases Solitaire Cards Gold Scores

‘%

The White Drug

1.0. llllllsoll,

~ they were nearing the

. flaps peoplc stayed nwnv m pldtost. against empty sermons.

ooooooooooovwwoiolifl,

oil lamp that‘ xi

so ' ’ s, on better than syfvbu o U ‘i 7°"

vernment and 85 loading uni;

‘ti and found to bo su ring ‘ " '~‘ ‘ - b9 ton!!!) ivlluiinary oil lamps. It urns u you mq r-omapcqyou u without 0601‘-

loo-no

Burns 94 per cent. sir

aln bow you and without ‘X1 no! make 52504.0

3,000,000 alts.

n France, exclaimed "the

e ' struc-

uutuol-ity to the who! religion

the

mo action and efficiency as

ldelphia Exposition in 1876."

but impossible for business

ould stop a railroad tra-iirwith ' What railroad todayidoes not

m. Th 'bl<l‘.~'. ‘ e evcn ihoso who carried them. g The

November saw a

Canadian grain through

alf of last years

about 4.000.000 bushels d from Vancouver for

bout 10.000000 bush- l

nsw AUTOMOBILE ENGINE-

A valvcloss, gear-less engine. in-

tended ultimately for automobile use, has recently been brought i0 mo ‘begt-tost stage in Manchester- ln s. very genera-l wsv it may be that tho cylinders‘ are» arranged. in multlrues to three. that rflfll between them open and close

m a fashion which vermin QM

Nston, on the return stroke of its, two stroke cyclentor ‘oomPfWfl 11% own charge ‘and to-drlve s charlie into the combustion chamllbr of the calcining cylinder. - .

v- ' K tourist in ‘Scotland came to a wide river. It was s iltormy daysnd

the wind was constantly lncreaflmz. - but ‘he asked a hnntmsn tn take him across. The latter agreed to do so. if the tourist would wrft until

he'd taken his cow ovor. Later. as

bsnk tho touI-"ct said. "‘Wlll you to‘! me why you tnnk the cow over and made me wall?" _ . A "Welt now.” explained the old Prlow. "vn ace the coo wur valualfo and l feared th’ w"nd wud increase so the boil‘: might upsct nn the second trip." ' "- » , '

like’ thrills you'll got

If you like beauty,_its here.

m "mm"? "l" " "mum um 6 ,,- Lnwls JmSoIznlcK present v ELQINE- HHMMERSTEIN

- ootlvtiugflrsant: m~ -. ‘ OF

Edward J- Montadue ‘lull fieorgo Archainband

Harold Lloyd . . IN. a “A Sailor Made

Owlrigfo the ‘length of the Program Matinees wi‘l start at 2.30. Evening lflrformancg; at 6.45 and 8.45 P. M. ' ‘

COME ’ EARL

ffilnnlslsTfsdllltrliitffffiil-Tflfifisn t

power be- hind llll human Df0gfB8B~ ‘-' ‘ -

The evolution of civillzaLlon is

pig-try tllI-a vxctlllclll arrest-ell, iwllilc ‘he himself y‘; . There he saw opium ' ltalcrnuvu llllfi l-\'tn»_clll1-~illce him that there w“ ‘H8811 of Tlliflrlll’ in the working“ ‘ alile pNESS-étllngs, and he went to m‘, ;.\fillill'klll)', and " '\\'l'lh whut he had seen, The m l’. was that runny of were QKBYQlTHQQQ‘ ;

‘ Week of Love” at szsmc FOR HIMSELF

" “H . =u n tiny.» whorl SJUUTS: W:

scans-l. much -un~'

ems in obsmmsur s . VICE '* ER

‘Motion picture stories 1: 1 are dreadful Week or Love" rhcrc is something , _ _ r positively big and fine, a blrmlang *°““_"“l ‘ of thrills and columun-scnse tiltlt b“ “m-“m; 591"“ leaves one breathless mama“ ‘he prise. The author, Edward J. Mo Elli-tile. has had the good some go back k fur ills appeal.

illil l-ivi ujuln llll- ______ w inf ll was lo Dick . ‘vhmmmonxs. memd I ‘ u tlcstroying rats by the aid of iii. _ __ , _ _ _ is"a tlméhouol-eo ' ~. l1.l\\0l50 than Qt and uhcn lilo,“ Hang Kong, for mflaeggzdifi ' l ,:, I > ' ‘lose officers sonic-lilacs r - “m” me epedhme of mt muwillfl. tllcigxpxdcls. ll was not : ‘ sy ‘nany huhdyih o.‘ ca“ we’ ~ . - e.