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he ressmen working in a newspaper Ei-ficepat Dorchester, Mass, us to have great trouble with rheumatic stifiness owing to_ frequent sudden drgugllts of cold air when the doors were opened to take in rolls of paper.

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MENIS cAP8__see our Speclafl WEE BITS FROM MY DIARY “he of Men's ‘Caps 1o 016a...- at 75c OF RECENT TfiAVELso-IWIII b8, each. Prowse ‘Bros Ltd. .3917 .1116 “ml-lite?- 0i.' Mr. James Patton's}

i, ‘address at the Cwledoniun Club this‘

‘A PROLIFIC PLANTr-Mf. bu?‘

evenins. -All cordially invited. ton McCabe of Alexandra showed the Guardian yesterday a stool :31, six . s fie d lastrijialfiglorgillegl-gfiirignilglg, hutlgfeagqzflefrmllr “filth? sllevial price showing o remarkable wealth 01' L“! ' B" me ‘ "WW “m,” production, There are twenty-three; _____ 5"17'2-17-4'- suliks in all, each ibesd containing AN ,|_| _ . on an average 60 kernels or a totalirum-ye sEs:x,|;EEfinu_ F?‘ of over 1500 from the one seed. Mrquhn-s i Milton, 1,, 30 ‘L ’m_ s‘: MdCabe does not know-when thB Mal-ills, Rustlco. 2.20 p_ “L: gr, seed came from as it evidently was John's Milton, '7.30 p. m, Preach. Dart of a quantity of vegetable er. Rev. C. F. Johnson. seed and has grown amongother » vegetables. ‘

.MEN'8 FLEECE!) UNDER- NVEAR-lPenmllirs Flecced under.

so 06f LADIES silk Hose, all __._ newest spring shades, regular ANDERSON-ANDERSON.,—'I‘Ile,vi1l1l0 $1.50 to $1.75 on suie Friday nmamriage of diiio-renco, younger and Sa-turiha-y for only 79¢ l; pair, daughter of Mrs. Anderson. and Prowse Bros. Ltd. 3917 the late Mr. Lestook Anderson o1 Sh. Peter's, to Mr. Harold Freder- MEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR._. 1c}; Anderson, 5911 or Mr, EWBIIVIBNMIICG or $1.50 wool underwear Anderson and Uhe late Mrs. Ander-illo clear for $1.00 a garment. Fli- soll of Morell, (formerly of Tru-ro. day and ISnIuriIay. Pruwse Iiros. N. S.) took place alt hligh noon. Ltd. 3917 on Wednesday, Feb. 9th. at tibe -—- home of the bride's mother, in idle’ WELCOME‘ VISITOR. - The presence of the vim-mediate reln- Truro News soyflr—lllrs. Robert

lives, the Rev. J. M. MacLeod of- Linden on Tuesday afternoon nr- ficiart-ing. The wedding music wasfllved from ‘Charlottetown where fwrllitill-ed by M1155 Lohma Andér- she has been for some days with son. sister of the bride. Tholler married daughter, Mrs. Fred drawing room was prettily decomtg-COX (R1111 11y the Wily- at the some edqvith Daffodils, ferns and potted time, being ‘duly installed into the plants, The "guide ‘who was given honor of a grand-mother". though in marriage by her eldest lbrotiberqherself a brlgiht and comparatively Mr. Alton Anderson, was exceed- young looking woman) and ‘l5 dng-ly lovely in n. French gown of spending her spore lloilrs with ihcr white rgeorgetieitrimlned with so husband, l0C0lii0tive Engineer Lili- quins. over white srrtin, lher long den. lit the Colchester Hospital. veil being of tulle withbaildeau ohWhi-le in ilhe Hub MP5. Linden i5 a tiny orange blossoms. She car/guest with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duv- ried :11 shower bouquet of white is, 80 Brunswick trireei; and slie roses and fern. The Ibridesmadil will likely return to (Jllilrlotietown XIII-so Jenn MacDonald, wore con Friday, to remain for n little charming dress of peach georgettc llnlO With ‘her dllllghlcl’. and with and carried oi hoquet of yellow ros- her new granddaughter, ills.- Rob- es. Mr. Edward Anderson. cousin erta ‘Cox. of vtihe bridegroom, acted as best;

man. The double ring service NOTES FROM ALEXANDRA-- ivas used. and after 1110 Ccfelllfllly Miss Bernice McCabe of Aloxalirlra. which was (liglrlfleil and iiflllfefl- has graduated froim llulllctto Busi- fllve. MP8. R~ H- DQWBI‘. Bing very mess College, Boston, having finish- filvflelly.‘ “I Love You Tl‘\l1y"- 1111"" cd the full course. Aisd llel- cousin clieoli was served in the dining Rum yuocmhe, who has bee" m. room where the decorations were tending the New Iinglam, pink cnrnations. "line liappyflospitnl Wm grudmne i“ “M, m. (zollpic loft amid showers of ('Oll- Hm Wm, no“! m, meg?‘ H“, foiltl nnil good ivis-‘lles. The bride l,ul‘ieq‘ur;_ Wm‘ r MU‘ ylful“. was o. silccoslsful Sviiliillllt of Prince 1ft‘ RP l’ I‘ {I I gyflmg f“: I“ “_ of Wales (Iollrlge- willie tihc groom b‘; L ‘ " ‘ma,’ L? "L l" Iquflm m completed a [meg years. “Omse i“ l ortll Riven-J] lie school cxzlluill- Acamfl Univm._,,i,y_ M“ “m, Airs. atlon ut Alexandra whloll will-i held

Anderson Wm U“; at Moran“ a. few days agil, ivlls wcii zlttciiilcci m} the school. This is Miss Beatrice The“. Qcculqnfl u" Keep, "w Another thing which is much up. drink, cocoa, or some other substi-

hy parents and residents of the dis<

Green Old Age Judsolfs first school, and she is synem |n Hugh‘), Qomflflon preciated by ull, is that ‘Miss Jud- Euy to Take’ Do NM weaken m. rule to ho taken with the children's

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‘trict. who expressed LIICIUSEIVCs as Kept In Health By

making an excellent effort giving

sou remains in the school during

much pleased with tllo conduct oi‘ Dr. HamiIton’s Pills of her best, for tile children's surkc. A M||_D BQWEL REGULATQR tho noon hour, and makes ll warm

rile gygrem, keep l; lq-ee from lpflig- time sliico both WCPC prominent in nnous wastes, make the bowels ac- i111 of our comnlulllly W011i. Th“ live and nid the stomach. To inenTclelJllfllle ‘Comillfllly have zl-iidod uiid women past’ middle r life Dr. ilwo new members I0 tile lino: Joliil Hamilton's Pills are of wonderful liiohennan and loafer Benton, " benefit. To keep regular. full of -————<v>———,-- pep, iu good spirits. use these voge- PERSONALS

table pills frequently. 25c- at all, - dealers. l Mrs. Eleanor Stewart, Charlotte- i-‘Nw lvwn. spent tile week elld in Mel'-

POINT DE ROCHE SCHOOL lmald the guest of her daughter,

Mrs. Vernon S, Munn,

The semiannual examination of Point De Roche School was held on lliirs. D. N. Murclllsons many the afternoon of January 31st, friends will be glad to know that (111119 1111111111191‘ 0i Dllffilllfi 11nd she is steadily improving alter a T819 Payers W919 present. serious operation in the l’. E. Island A programme or recitations and Hospital. drills was carriedl out alternately‘ with the classes. I The pupils were examined in the I different subjects by Inspector J.l F. Doyle and the teacher Miss Anna‘ MoCabe and showed .by their ans- wors that they had lbeen carefully taught. Remarks were maile by Inspector J. F. Doyle, who said he was well- plellscd with tho work done and‘ that ho noticed o. marked improve-l ment from his previous visit. Oth- orn present made similar remarks. All present were then treated to home made candy. this ibrougbt to a close a very pleasantly spent after-

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And Radio Talking Pictures Here .for Four Days at the Prince Edward.

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What is considered Rildolph Val~ handsome“ eiitinds greatest picture since he Rudy is to be congratulated m, appeared in "The Sheik" is “The lmvlug grarence Brown m,- dimer. 1511519" R 510W 01 0111 Russia i101" or and Hausa Kraly for scenariai. tile novel by Alexander Pusllkill. They have nyullr a ,pllqmplny mm called the Shnkespezire of Russia." moves m“; enteftahlg_

The first 11nd ‘mos?- llnDflfifllll Vilma Ilailky, the Hungarian 111mg to soy about “The Eagle" is beaiiiy, \\'hOm Sdmllfii Goldwyn dis- illai. it is grent entertainment. It ,,0,.,.,.(,“, m Europe and loaned 1-0,. is l.I. fast moving Conlllolllld 0f 00111" this production, is not only lovely oily. thrills and romance. but bus real talent- luouiso Dresser, valelltillo 111M195 111$ 111$! iillllillll" is excellent as we ‘CZIIPIIIII. Other auce as Cossack Lieutenant. Ile- parts fir? cupably played by Albert 119W ll 1' 110i. 11B 111118 will)’ “hell Conti, a newcomer, James Marcus, the amorous and middle-aged Cznr- Car-rip Clank ward and a 1,03; or ‘m1 1-"195 i9 “lake advances 1° lllm- ollici" well-known performols. Tllo S119 Sig!“ 1115 ‘b33111 Wilnfllll- T1113- action takes pluco in Rilssizi iii-fore and a great injustice to his father, the ,-U,-01u,k,u_ cause the young man to turn bandit ~41 brigalili who earns the title oi‘ tile ltlagle because of‘liis swift ulld mysterious movements. interest in the romance is heightened hy the fact that the hero's sweetheart is 11w daughter of his mortal enemy. "Tile Eagle" is a (lecided (lcpart- urc lOl‘ Valentino. The story has more uctirou und more comedy than uliy of liis previous vehicles. it will tzlke rank with his best ipictlires. Tlhe slur plays ills role with zest nlld zlrtistry. And lio never looked

iliudio Talking lPICLllFES zlrc pre- senting the famous New York Night Club perfolnllnlcc. ‘Club Ala- bnm nil cxilct rcpllcu of the per- formance ileld ilighiiy in this falli- oils Niuill (Tluii ulid cuusidcrilii-i" everything it is u wonderful allow. Other items on the programme, the Fox News and Tops. Tile Orchestra selections for tile feature were as usual excellent.

This fine Program will be sllou ll for the balance of the week.

In Memoriam

MRS. JOHN DICKINSON

Governor Heartz Makes Generous Gift

Ills lion. Llcul. (lovei'noi‘ The“ passedfim" he? Igwnfn}, lleurtz was wilitcil upon by 110m‘? 41119“ u“ 1111185“ ° O60‘ ‘ liiesors Mare-Nair ROINBPIHLIII, Jolin Yem- Amle Mdunno‘ of Mme

II. Andrew and hldgal‘ lieartzucmw and “'1‘1°w_°f 19h“ Dick}? Exist Royalty on Monday evcll-1*;"n~ 0f Lmciilnshfim England‘ l lug and presented with tho fol-l “"195 "llmemms ‘fiends and re a‘

lowing address, which largely, 1W5 9116 leaves 1° “mum 11°11“ sipcaks for itself. and which is au.<111<l "Milly" fli- hQmE ‘"110 lovingly appreciation of one of the molly,‘ iellllfiil hill‘. (leorgo an onlnlflyflfl 01 bouoficieilt acts for which ills Bfllfie Stewurts, Mrs. _\V_ll1 -\l“"1'h.?r' lpmmrr is nqgqrl, ‘son oi‘ Upper Hlllsborn St. and Mrs. llonourulilo Frank _R. Iieurtz, Tfiriillfi ll- HflYllB-II T1"! 1111197411 lli(yutellxlut Governor-or service will ho conducted by tho Prluco Eilwzlrd Island. IIPV- Ml‘. McDvlliiflll fllll-l 111° f9‘ Your 110110,“; lllilIlll-i will be lllid to rest beside For mnliy years, tllroilgll those of her dear husband who pre-

your

Sicken, Give Effective Action lunch-Sickness and dean‘ 11a“ generosity, our community has dccilzlseil her lllilily yours ago. taken "m" 115 1W0 0i 011i‘ 0111 enjoyed the free ilsc of IIcul-tz Willi OIII age, ilaiure's forces slow friends and neighbors. Mr. nolu" liuli in ldiltli. Royalty for ilic lloid- ———-—<~>——~ dowry and need; the assistance oramin Wood and Mrs. Alexander" in" of religious services, public} MRS J_ M_ HocKm l)r_ Hnmllrmrs Plug‘ They flush our Kennedy. it HBGIIIS such u sliorpmeeiillgs. "nlcriflilllllelll-‘l. flllili

t lllluillii!“ 01' "Mimi" 1911M”? 3M1 Iiiuily friends Ill the city fliiii dis. this privilege, iierdicuu i0 Sd.)',1|»|(-|»_ “.111 he S=l.,,,cl,-,.,l H, learn m‘ has ilccu vol-y Illi-ZIIIY npnreclatcll._,h(, Sudden death in m“. Vancouver You IHIVO ilow goiic furillol‘ iii‘(;u,“,,.fl‘l uospimh vnllcumwn.‘ “f” your llv1lefhvvl1<=w will 1111"‘ ‘Mil-loll Jail. sou... oi‘ .\I1|l‘y liuckiil, cl‘. ovcl‘ the ilzlll to us in trust forwn-e M. J_ M_ Huck,“ D,- prince illc people of this district. ‘mnwr,’ B“ C”

We 1°91 51"“ 111M “'9 M“ ex“ Mrs. Ilockiu was I)i'Il'll ill Stali- lllTtslilllli i110 11011111911 S°m1i“e‘}“ cliel, the ilaugihter of Capt. Sumucl "i 9V9?!’ 9913"“ 1“ me ‘mm Iiilcizlalinn, and moved to VtlllCOllV- .“'119l1 “'9 “Y m“! “'0 “m deem . about fouiteeii yous ago. tllallkful unzl grateful for tbi_ SM mm buried o“ m-rday ‘he 111381113091" gm- whklh 1“ m“) m 4th. illst., in tlhe lliasonic cemetery. the many public benefactions, bo- New, Burnaby“ B_ C‘ Her {my HIOWPd 1W “"1" Himmi“ ‘mdiorlll was largely attended 11nd Dffllfllltcll 1W klililiies“ “f hHm-lllilllly beautiful floral tributes were ulili dcsire for commuility wel fare.

lil accepting the trust which

"received.

Silo leaves lo mourn ‘besides a sorrowing husband, bor father and lins been imposed in us. we fully aisle“ Sadie u, mama, mo broth, P0111119 0111' Wspcllsibnn-y- "m1 era» ‘Roland of‘ Edluonton, Alta. W111 ilflllliililvotiirtiill “zz ¥g"1"l11a"fifi‘nnil Jack in New Westminister. B. our (uties. la ~ear ' (gmltinue to be, us it has been Mimi the Dflfil. i1 Valuable flflflel 1° hiwufirst meeting on Monday evening. Rnynltv- Feb. Zlst- at the home of Ziir. ‘and Slsned 011 11911311 0f me 99°91‘; Iili-s. Norman McPherson. it was of East Rvyillly- _ also decided "to organize a Young

P9191‘ MSNa" Ihbertmn’ ‘Peoples lSociety in the place 011119 E5031‘ R- Hearu- (‘lirisliztn Endeavour Siwlely- T116 JOh" 5- Amimw‘ foul‘ loading officers of the society (T"“5"ees)_'l\vcrc elected viz: .\ir. Russel Mc~

Till! flddIY-‘Bs w“ read by Ml‘ Loren, President; Mr. Jumes Cili‘- ROIJBYI-SOII- i l mic, vice-president; Iiirs. John Beer, H114 11°11'11" 1" "eplymg m fgdscclclzlry; .\ir. Norman .\ic-P‘ller~ 111i; “m1 (Hung terms asked t email, Treasurer. Tllcsc officers trufitlwfl l0 cmlvey m we new ,uro to meet in the near future to

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Eimiv. TAYLOR

ASSISTED BY J. 8. TAVLOR

OPTOMETRIBT 142 Richmond Stress

of East Royalty 1115 lleflfiy thanks‘ fol‘ the kind sentiments contain, od in tile address. H6 I SJ them that it was indeed n be?) ‘ um grid privilege to do W110i c‘ could ‘(ill behalf of commuiiityi ivclfare.

Young Peoples Rally At Montague

0n tihe evening of Monday. Fell,‘

Cuiicura Will Help You

To prevent loss of hair. Dandruff. usually the cause oi’ premature baldness. may be easily removed by regular shampoos with Cuticura Soup. greceded by wuciiu oi‘ Cuti- fl-ul lnunent. ~ This treatment

kee s the scal clean and healthy 14th.. a. very Suflveflsiul Presbyter-

“1 Promotes irlTowtl-l. lu-n Youili! P9091135 “as llem| - titiCl r'i..on z".-

gzkflfif “fimfiflFfifl: mélgrenlailfipl-I? lStix/etrt. convenor of;

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tho Presbytery committee on Sub-l

. nllosntflnnd .Tainm . I“ Culley; Sblvinl Stkklle. hath Schools and Young people.“

are plentlfuliy supplied

of Its supcrirlty. It's far above

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ll kinds of Coal. Pises your now, either for Immediate or delivery. In this way you assured of winter comfort. ‘

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Why should you deny yourself the benefit of

Garden Court Cold Cream

Thls< cleansing cream is lure to win your continuous PIINMIIQ ll’ y" W1" b"! give lta chance, to eonvlnee you

‘Penslar Almond and Cucumber

Cream _ is a great favaurlts with ladies for roughened skin, caused “- r, hard water, elm-Sh and 00o bottles.

E. “A. FO$TEROENTRAL DRUGSTORI

Erovlnelsl Agent for Dr. Fireman's Vsrmieids and Hook ' Worm Oapsulsl

Rilflly presided. v After having conducted n silo-ri- devoiional service in which he W115i assisted by Rev. M. E. Gouge, D. n. lhc introduced Dr. Kannulwlu tho speaker of tho eveninK-

' l)r. ‘Kannuwln told of This work, ‘in the different provinces oi‘ (‘ab-I nlln ‘and then spoke nt some length ‘albout tho "importance of iakinK lil!‘ In. study 0i‘ The scriptures curly in life. W0 must do uli in our WW9? to have all of our yvilllil 99°91“, take up the memorizing "T germ}

'ths ordinary Cold Creams-

eureg and (m0 study oi‘ the shorter untecllisms i.n order to lay 111° 1'°""-, (“lion of strong and noble cllnract-f, err, Rev. R. If. Stsvert and Rev.‘ yr 1n qpnge also gave short lad-l dresses-stressing the ‘importance, o! illiis work. in order to assist‘ the S. School teachers in thei-r| work it was 118F960 l0 011311119 i‘ Teacher ' Training class.

Rev. M. E. Celine. D-~ 1).. WM asked to be tile leader of the 614186. and wry gladly agreed to take up

‘UIIO work, The class will hold its

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cloct ihc several coulmittees and

oniplolo ihe organization. Dur- ilg lilo winter months, lilo Soci- ty will meet ill lhc iliffereiit

lioiucs l,“ the congregation.

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.cvei'y Wily u splendid success.

The aiddresses were enjoyed by ll prcselit and Pile Rally was iii

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(Patriot Please Copy.)

The Victims

A great mystery drama was staged in St. Patrick's filall, Sour- ls, on February lilillm- when "The Victims" was piece-triad 1o a large audience. Despite the cold weath- er many came in response to the’ call of St. Vincent do lPsul Soci- Bly for whom the play was staged. It will not be inopportune to state In l1 few words the story 0i ‘the Dlay which centres around tile ‘murder oi’ a charitable priest-—— Rather Colgne.

l“ the opening act two robbers lire seen entering ‘ille Parochial liOilfiel-‘THLCB Iiia-rklu and Buck Eddies. these parts being ivell Played by Pius Cheverie, and Ed- ward .\loDonald. Wlllllg [h0g9 men are in tile nct of robbing the house. the priest is killed. Fatb- ‘-’1‘ BMW- nlaycd by Philip A. Roon- ey. and Officer Madden, by Am- lliose Mulmyre, enter jug]; as the robbers leave the house. and these 1W0 actors show their skill in put- ling Dan Kinx, Detective, imper- 507131911 l-ly James R. St. John, on lhe track of the robbers. They tire ably assisted by John D. Mc- lntyre, “"110 is interpreting the role 01" a DiliCIlIl|dfl-'Bf:l‘flilI‘ll BllClflfl‘. “"19 delllihitcd the audience with his knavo philosophy.

Mrs. A. T. McDonald taking the llflll 0f MP5. Downs, Calherjue 5511111111611. as Dorothy Fnles, and hire»: James E. Pacquet no Mrg; Uilllll, gave good assistance lo lilo other actors. and played z-lloil- hulls in n very creditable manner. The hero 0f the play, Jimmie Downs was exceptionally portray-l. ed by Edumund Lnvie, and lllongll; young, lie ihas lnlrerqrlyf ucqjuireil ill-Ilse 0i‘ all actor that w.ll later, iiiuik Illlll as all excellent amulcilim Allklis Lilvic 21$ William Rollins is also worthy of mention, George McEachern and Frank Drought 11118 Puwlius. nlld Policcllilln re~ (lllire lio introduction to trio lilo-i litre-goers of Soliris, and in this lllfly Phoy have ivell sustained their

former icputzliloll. Ml‘. George Airlinclicl-lrziclcd as (‘fliuirlliull on liehnll oi isle fact, and wclcoiilcd

lilo uudicllcc, wiiilo lil‘. James it. St. John :ll u licol speeull gllnnlrcrl 111° l>9iiille for tllieli‘ nzlclidzlllce, and Kellcioua zlppiause.

FGIIGCIIOIIS>\VBI_‘C given liy Misses Pearl licltcliLc and Matilda Broil.

and o. duct, “W-llzrt. will you 41f‘ r91‘ "19. Pililil." by J. liiilviirll dlilyllzlitil (Jixl zllill Jolicpli (‘licv-

“flit was llliir-‘Ei llppirciuivil. §1.‘\riil('t¥ili do Puulfls Soi-iciy oi‘ Sllilfli-l lakes ‘fills upporiuilily to,’ Iilallk the inenrbcrs oi‘ illc czlsi uuli‘ all wlio ‘IlilVQ licipl-ll m null“. H". HIICULISN. ' '

. irlcd in Si. ._,- llilll, Fuirihieid. iioxi |\\'l_‘il|](>,\_1(h]y‘ IiCIlllHlTY l1.ili., n; " p_ m‘

i __-‘—*_€-O-}->-_-_-< ls U! F: Court ililisimrn, No. 1012, inn... pendent Order of Idem-eaters, Ilila

uild cniilusinsnl. especially so dur- liig tile mouth of Jmliim-y nnil 1nd,. ruary, a iurlzr- number of applica- il0ll.\l Iii-lug i-ercivcil {IIIII timlvl- ilcw liiciiiiil-rs iliiillllcli l

Tile CIPOIIUII llf (li'i‘\'i‘i‘l'f1 iflillf: glliau-o, ill Jlilllllify IlllII i.Il(‘. installa- |tloll of the Nillllfl wvaisui. lile firs! ulenliiig in I7t'I)l'll.'ll‘_\'.

The ilililullutioii l-orvnnnly W31; woli I‘(llliIil('i(‘.(I by Bro. Tlienllrlrl- Solliiicr, (Your! llcpiliy, ilssistcil by ll. ii. AicNciil. l),S.C.lt. The ful- lowiiig members assume the ros- DOIISIIJIIII)‘ oi‘ tiicir respective of- fii-es (luring the coming your: