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Had Eczema on Limb For Twenty
` Years. Healed by Cuiicura.
'Bossma broke out io a rash o\\__m limb. below the knee. it '
in a am about aa large aa ` iialf dollar and ltthsd badly. Mm
nm-att it water came from it and the eczema spread until nearly'
the whole side of my limb, below the knee, was covered. Lqtar it
became dry Ind l€li°d over. and the irritation kept ma awake oiglita. .
I nad it more or less for twenty years. i
"I be li using Cuticurs Soa and Ointment a d tha helped d
before Ealing I was completely healed.” (Si|insd')| Mrs.y M. A. l;:l°n::r,
Auliqrn, Nova Scotia. '
5°. ate. Ointment 25 and lik. Ta cum
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7.5¢. Sold everywhere Sample saeb fron.
Adinsas Canadian Depot: J. 1'. Wait Casson: uaahod. Manual.
ROLLO BAY AND VICINITY
Mr. Lazarus White. Rollo Bay West.
was ri visitor to St. Peters on Satur-
day, where he purchased a valuable
horse from Mr. Chester Pratt.
liiisf- Betty Macfiorillai: spcllt Sun-
day in Souris West, the guest of the
fviisscs White. '
liic:.si's. Harold J. White and Frank
lizli-llnitliy, Suuris West, ivere to
Liiile Pond recently on e business
trip.
Itvcciil visitors to Rollo Bay West
iiiriiriic- liie Misses Mary and Allil:i_
i,‘f,».igle, Bear River South, Mr. aild
ills. John F. Cilaissou, Bear River.
- liir. Chester Pratt, St. Peters, was
to iziiivnli Brac recently on a business
tiup.
__ \
Msr. Peter MacCloskey and Mrs.
wniile lvlnevarish, near River, left
this week end on a visit to Montreal.
lui-.-_ John M_aeRae and son Daniel,
of ftollo Bay, were visitors to Bear
River North on Friday, the guests of
liLrs_ Alex MacDonald.
Miss Ida MacDonald, Rollo Bay.
was a recent 'visitor to Monticello.
We regret to leam the her brother
Rev. stephen MacDonald, is serious-
ly iii, ‘
‘Miss Caroline MacKinnon, pupil
.nurse at Faioouwood 1-fospitai, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John H. MacKinnon.
i\fr_ Peter Msccormac, Rollo Bay,”
was to Bear River North on Mon-
day on s business trip.
Mrs. Lazarus White, R. B. W., left
M-.iiiilay for Cilariottetown, where
she will visit friends and relatives.
l\fr. Muriel MacGougsn returned
recently from Boston, where he spent,
the past few_ nlonths.
iifat hooking is again the order of
the day. Several ladies in this vic-
inity have already completed beau-
tiful rugs.
The desth occurred at Souris West,
st the home of her brother, Mr.
John F. Cantwell, of Mrs. Richard
St- John, after an illness of one
month. Deceased was fifty two years
of age and leaves to mourn, besides
her husband, two sisters, Mrs. James
St. John, Sourls East, Mrs. Heaton,
of Boston, and one brother James of
Boston. Funeral took place on Wed-
ncsdny from her late residence to St.
Alexis Church, Rollo Bay.
Miss Margaret Conway, New Zea-
land, has returned to her home, after
spending the past month in Mount
Stewart, the guest of Mrs. V, A,
MacDonald. '
Mi-_ Melvin magic, cr'st. Margar-
ets, who some time sgo acquired the
`Chaisson property, ill Lower Rollo
Bay, was married recently to Miss
Montgomery, also of St. Margarets,
ilnd has taken possession of his new
farm. Their many friends wish them
much happiness.
The Misses Mary and Anna Dea-
gle, Bear River, leave Thursday for
Boston, after spending two weeks at
their home.
Among the Saturday night visitors
to Bouria were Messrs Peter and Jos
Mr.\cCorula.c, Angle MacKinnon and
_.lack MacRse, Rollo Bay and Harvey
and Ernest Aitken, Fort_u`ns.
The ladies of the Soul-is West Wc-
men's Institute are to be congratu-
lated on the succes of the entertain-
ment, which they conduct weekly in
the Institute hail. Now that their
objective has been reached they have
discontinued the whists but still hold
dances on Mondaynights. The pro-
ceeds wili be used for Institute work
and for charitable purposes.
Taking advantage of the mild
weather ,the farmers who had their
buildings' damaged by the recent
storm are busily engaged repairing
them. _ _ 
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Westem Guardian
-SIIPPEB WILL Bl _ SERVED
under the auspices of the Ladies Im-
provement Boclety of Kensington,
Friday evening in the King George
Hall, on the arrival of the special
train from Alberton and Cape 'nav-
erse. » 2004-21
Eastern Guardian
..*WANTED Nl' once two maids.
Poole Hotel, Montague.
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Miscellaneous
Female Help Wanted
.loiiiv si_|-*liao Mssu0NAf.D, LAND
Surveyor, Box 82, Charlottetown.
old-12-i4-imopd.
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r»i._isrl~:iuNc. nsrslnluc anon-
en Plaster. Apply 40 Valley Street.
Citi- iaol-2-:ia-oi.
WAN'.l'l!D. _A MAID AT ONCE. ONE
who sleeps out preferred. Apply
this office. Iii
Employment Wanted
I IIAVE ALWAYS IN- STOCK
-Wlverior quality American Rubber
Belting. Any leugtlror widtil. Also
i lftuhber 'Races all"lt half price.
_ clinton Morison, Fredericton Eta-
Uvn. P. I. I.
ll soon liousakaslrnn waters
_.position to one or more gentlemen.
Diitics to begin March 10 inet. Ap-
ply Ciuardian office. A. F.
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0'fA_'l'0 'race ron 'rua sms.
‘°“° lhillments on short notice.
Guardian central Printery.
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Escaped i
rsc`/i°r'|i7.'il';Hi.'n rox, Mlmxab
11 W. G. and 226. Percy Lund. Mt.
Herbert. _ \ 191|-3.3¢.4|
ESCAPID-ON! MAL! FOX. ‘IAT-
tdoed "BBP9D." Reward if return-
td alive. Notify Whitfield Howatt.
Victoria- < mio-al
*__->~_--_Q--.---n
cscsrsn noiu my nation ons
female fox with while on hind
_ foot. Reward. I... M..Beaton. Alex-
"MTI-I. Lot 49. 1070-2-20-Si.
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“Corso mom air nascar. one
female fox, tattoo letters D.O.--320.
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Uris. si. more ny. _~ -
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' For Solo '
P08 san. fo' lor. oosau ann
"tm silos oo _hand at Guardian
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Male Help Wanted
WANTED AT ONCE EXPERIENC-
ed outdoor salesman or salesiady.
Good pay, steady position. Refer-
ences. Write Box J.. 110. ~
‘ 1917-2-24-1 week.
BABN $6.00 'I0 $10.00 A DAY. IIABN
and earn part time _l|_oter Meehan-
ies. Battery Wildlnf. Viilcaniainl-
House wiring, arlckiarlnl. Pimer-
ing, Bsrbering. Beauty Culture
work. Good positions open. Write
or call. free instructive book. Dom-
inion Trade Schools, 110'! Bt. Lal-
_ -,/' '
reiioe Bivd.,_Mou'troal. rrsa am' Surrounded by friends we era lonely,
flentral Guardian *time* 'Him ¢i1""’i1
i --- 3.30-rsneiiii nr the males' sis-sn gm 5 _
s:l.llc'ra1c Nssnna ann nmceil- niai u:u. - ' -_ is gilt-<31. ctfsecco '
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\,au.°m .nd ah-rehaldus of ml _ , I '*" _ The second match shoot on the
FUNERAL NOTICE-The remains
Donald of Cove Head, spent the week
end in this city.
"I'h»eM.ielea1"f\nooeI\`oi1la.ndMa.r-
ion Simpson. studenrte of U. C. C.
College, Charlottetown, spent the wpek
end at, their homes in North Milton
and Malpeque. i _
Mr. Johnnie Gillespie, North Mil-
ton. entered the P. E. Island Hospit-
al Sunday. f-fe is progressing favour-
ably after a successful operation for
appendloitis. -
POST OFFICE
' (Continued from page 1)
came in the order named.
An interesting contrast is furnish-I
.ed between these figures and those
from non-amounting post offices. It
is shown in the annual report of the ‘_
Postmaster General that one post
office in Nova. Bootie, that of Niet-
aux west, collected nothing at all
during the year, while the office at
Longs, N. B., enriched the revenues
by exactly |i.00 representing the
year‘s business. This was exactly
half. the "takin|s" of the post office
at New Boston, in the same province.
Credit deposits _in the post office
savings bank totalled $2il,3’75,'160.'l5.
an increase of |4.9i2,B59.!2 for the
year. There were 85.433 accounts, an
increase for the fiscal year of 7,554.
V WILL DISMISS i
(Continued from page 1)
569 in the Public Works Dept. repre-
Courlcilman John Krenk. author
missal ofthe 'MB workers. stipulat-
IN ~ MEMORIAM
s. nslmea, who departed this ure
Morphy, who died February il. lm.
lol- or the building formerly belong- 5 ,ink when me is avanme more away the hours. After aartekihs 01 In me mm shoot wmch fouowgg
ing to the Sims Packing Co. in pre- the md of me present week s. dainty repast the guests departed the individual match great “me
poration for installing the machin- Digby and Acadia Unwcrsity Wm, to their homes cxprcssln" their sat-I
28. The final game between Stellar-
Jolm's home rinki on March 3 and in
The winiler of the Acadia-Digby
series will play the winner of thei
Stellarton-Truro series in Steliarton
or Truro on March 3 and in Wolfviiiei
or Digby on March 5 for the cham-
pionship of the Southern section.
The champions of the Nortllcfll
section will meet the champions of
the Southern section in the Northern
'Tryon Duty Auwimon W1 U ba hem _ Uungratulations are being extended; Mmmm., Rang, of me glgmi gmn.
to Mr and Mrs Wm Mcuunald, of held last ni ht. za com
in the Creamery on Tuesday. March ' ' ' 'P““Y W" 5 ' ' ` =
‘th at 13° P. m_ Au pnmm 're “_ - gist Ploint u|;i;r; the arrival of a llewipetitors takin! Dlrt..0wil1¥ iff; SW   g ,
necinliy requested to attend. signsa, _ “ Y 5 °“ "“‘“>' mn' linwst 1mP==°°‘°i¢ °°“d"‘°“ ° ‘° -_
ir. 1:. Gamble. 'WGS
”03_3_31_.rhm___s.t__M°n_    I  Ah enjoyable evening was spent at up, but some made the trip even
_ _ _ ' the home of, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mc- from Alexandria and Milton- Mr- G
Wiltams Milburn e nan former Bisley shot,  
i
. . on February iiith, G., McL n .
of me law DL Gem." wubumm TRURC' N_ sq F05. 26A__Ml hockpw when a few of _their friends gathered shot a 97 and led the team and his
arrived lui; evening and were “ken playon dams have been dmnsed on to spend the evening. Musical selec- father finished 2nd. O;/filllg touthlii
"° thi’ M°L°“-‘.1 Funefil H°m° ‘md account of mild weather, according to t'l°“s pmyed upon me pmmmc gram' ‘act that .olne at mel of etshewcmck
will be places in st. Pears cbiheh nt fiPi\°11<= rewltllf iluwhesvd by Miss \’°°’ °°“‘"‘°" ‘°"°'“
noon today where the funeral takes lnmuncemmt made by AL A' H'>A.` Lucy cle-""°“'~5 l"`°V°d 5° iilviifiniishms who had to use it ‘hushed with N ‘  I
Diace servide stsrtlrik at 230 zfilcdalis hicre tiimay adm Ll 1: ronowmg that it was decided to dance a few‘ |°“' “°°"5- It i” h°P°d that the com' i
I ' ' e u as H, 1 i V _,im-.V_..___,,_7_ 
cl e x een We fiiwdrlllcs Ilistruiuental and vocal ‘“""'“° 1” “mm” Wm 'wma to “U ’”‘""`_”” """"" " 
'--`* Bathurst vs. Sackvilic ln Fackviile _' me before the next and gina] match |
PREPARJNG CANDY FACTORY if possible some time durini; tnis music mmtshed by Mrs' Fuser Wells r S la some timei
~ h t k
!_'rh, work of 1-engvgeing qw mm-- 'em otherwise it Wm be pmyed in of Alberton, also helped to while Shoot whicl a es is ce
about the middle of MATCH-
’ |ment prevailed No. 1 team was lead-
ery of the National Candy Co., be- may in Anmpom on Feb M and m isfsctlon over the pleasurable tiliieim eight Doiuls “nm the iw, Wh-
,san yesterday mornin: under the _K ,nl ,md ,__ b which they had e.ijnye<i_ ,g _ 1 bi ,_ _Mom
direction or Major D. A. Mcnonsid, w°"""'° °' °" V ° °“ ay' ° ' “°“" d°““' .t me cm; §
l' and Art Splllctt and they D905 UD
mm hu the contract' A number of ton and Truro in Truro, Feb. 26. C°as"i“g‘ has furnished the y°ui""` such good scores that the lead was
new flofirauoare to becdput in and The Bmiursusnckvme wmner§ Wm cr set with a great deal of amuse- cut down and No_ 3 team wan gui; results or me swrm wen not at au'
501119 P5 |15 f°m°V may Saint John in Sussex _(Sams ment during the present winter. by one |,0m¢_ M0011; scored 47 ond;
Snowshoes and skis have also con 5 new 45
_ pi _
rznsonshs nniiini-si oi- ssciiviiie on Mnreh 5 for tf"°“L¢‘1 1-11°" Slim ‘if €“1°.‘/l11°\1i- The more Officer ff" Ui' 51‘°°i
____ the champhmshm of the Nomwrn "lhcre has been practically no skirt- is Lt, Uni, C. Leigh.
Mesam vemonand Harry Mac_ section ing this season as the pond has not scaring as follows: 97
been ciesredroff. No hockey has been
played ill this section but the young
folks have attended many of the
matches held in the rink at O’Leary.
. G. G. McLennan ..........
` S. G. McLennan .......... 92
C. Stewart .............. 92
Mccabe  as
_ Conrad .............. 91
_ The death of M,-_ John Rohm-i_ Jones  Di.
McPllcrson took place on Feb. 20th - L A“d’°w   91
at ills home lil uienwood. The de- - E' Pmmps  " "" :S
ceased had been in felling health - G°““'°*'   9
°~qowrwv~
>ssen>e
_ W 9
rink on March 'l and in the Southern,
championship. i
The Maritime cllanlpionswlii meet;
the Quebec champions in the Mon-_
treal Forum on March 14 and Marchi
17 in the first series for the Canad-,_
lan championship. |
If the miidweatiier prevails ii. iiiayi
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for sonle time. Interment will ' S‘ »M°°rl";  
made Sunday the 23rd inst., at We ' Mama”  
c'
3'-is
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Point Presbyterian Church. 'The Coles    85
sympathy of the community is ex-
tended to ills widow _and son and
other relatives in their hour of be-
reavement.
.
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eaI|`mv\.»w
be necessary to transfer some of thef M\‘S~ 1"\‘B5°*‘ Wcllsi Ui A1|"?1'i0li~ Wim; 15|
games to the Hamm Forum as the,-ef has ben visiting her parents, Mr. aiidm,
cannot he any nmher advance in mei Mrs. Arthur McDonald. of Glenwood.”
phyon dates but every effort Wm be. returned iloine on Feb. zotli, aii.cr~;»_.
made by me hockey omcms to havei spending a very pleasant hoildayf_
me games played in the home ri,-,psi with old friends and relatives.-O.
of the teams competing whcreveri -- '
Wssmm 1 The Annual Meeting of the OLeary;
Dairying and Cold Storage Companyiu.
` i was held in the public hall there onih.
Feb. 15th with the president, Mr. A.
_ . _
U' S'  Sanford Plilhlps in the chair. In his\l\-
*T* _ address the president attributed the M
(C°nu““ed-nom page 1) 'owered production and conseqilelit
and dry controveisv. One Senstor.i
Watson revealed, was so alarmed at _
the possibility of some fanatic drop-  ed' dmuth °[ the past' s"“"m"' mei
Ding A bomb from the Senate Baller- | 9°" Phat’ many had mmm n'°m'_;
ies that he demanded that two large i dai"-“U5 W Uih" Hn” of m\`1“l”3iA'_
mba of water be plnced in me sacred 4 and the liiiportatloii of New Zea-| J
centre aisle of the Senate Chamber. ilimd bU*»t¢l` had “la” Wimcf d“ifY'iR'
His idea was that ir it bomb mater- i_ ins \mi>r°fit°b1¢ and =l1SC°Uf=§°d_R_
“med some agile Scnaim- gguld winter feeding thus indirectly lower-'W
. A.
_ M.
Walsh   . 
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R.. Jenkins  
. E. McCabe ..._ . 
_ n,_ C. Chandler  
Spillett.  
W. Patterson  . 
Huestis  
Mclntyre  . . . . . . . . .
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TEAM SHOOT
Team No. l.
B. Conrad
Gormley  . .. .. 
o. Gill  . .. 
Huestis  _ . 
' _ Mclniyre  .  
J. McCabe   
'~‘-"**“'-"“““"'°`”"""“`“" éiigher cost of making to three 
i causes. There was the long coritiiiu-'1°"“l   “
Telliu No.2.
S. Moore  . . 
Spiiintt  ........ .....
C. Stewart   
C. Chanilicr . .. 
Jenkins  .  ....
ni. Walsh    
ulsh it. The idea was given up how-
t 30 r cent of the st" th of undertake the dousing. act. He been introduced-paying for hauling
gent di lie- ng thought, someone else would be bet- by the hundred weight and collect-
h' V °n‘ ter qualified. ` ing cream only twice weekly instead
of the resolution calling for the dis- M mr" uma' Ths mt" change
COOLIDGE UNPERTURBED
Unperturbed by receipt of a letter.
Mr. Coolidge and _stated a gunman
of s crank.
sympathy tendered during their rec-
iint sad bereavement. 200i
Lia
,s
ll. l`
"_"’ lf? douse it in the watcr and exting- ln! Summer Production S150. --
111 “H °"°l'¢ t° ’°‘”°f °°S'= °f Pm- roinl  ziil
_------ -------- ~'_*"- ever, when he was asked if he would duction two changes in method had _-11--_
Hoclzey At
proved entirely satisfactory but the Ff°eet0lun
d h "_ th-t nn mm who we _ ' other change was not an entire sue- y `
and Zvgvm whose CL” extenuating L93 ANGEL?-5~‘» C“"f~» feb- 26- _ cess as in some cases the hauier quit --v `
when crcsln became scarce. The Tm Cubs ‘jr L°W°r Fmcmwn “nd
‘fircriixnstances later are found, should wnrhlns him of a plot to take his E mmdent reported thuu ‘km coldftiie Bioodhounds of Upper !"roeimi'n
lif,f P id t_ClvinCool- .~ dtiksi fidi am f
The resolution calling for survey id; ;§;"Mr;_esC§;|dge_a cmmnued 33;; onegqtrtmextsignit BTW" aii:i>§’<?ypia;erioh1Ij'ow;re;"re3;tc?wn?~ii-Tk
of Civil Service employees was in- _ ` _ H fill] C i- 8 lvdll- ‘ _
tmduced by Cmmcmor George WIP iélleir Ziisiigcobié Pacificdigoast siiélfilntol er and M gwcn the patronage mation Saturday. The final whistle show
ters. Waiters is s native of Ontario Ay T B r was? es" on this section of the counti-y.is capable cd, 5 4 in mv°r.°f me Bloodhmmds'
l`hc first. period sllowcd excellent
‘ml uv" in lm” in ms "ny mm' from the east had arrived in Los of “wing smuld be " great asset' Mm stick lmiiilliilg; goals being scored
h°°d‘ Ahgeles and declared Mr. Coolidge i to me Wmpmy and "M community' hy Prowse Gardiner and Maurice
Prnucmy ‘H M "h°°° affected by would go back east in is coffin. Tile ' I" °°“°1"dm5 his “dams me pres' Deacon. Period ending l-1.
ithe Council-g resolution ,hold day to unsigned letter was believed me work i ldent made three suggestions: That In the second period goals were
diy JUN- 'U10 l'l\lmb¢l' Wl\° mmm" 9 the factory be placed on n
“ °"°“‘scored bv Ira Lewis Prowse Gardin-
dmy ‘mm wma!" is pmbably less ---------_- f°°u“¥ Wim °"h°l` °1`°“m¢\`i95» thai' er, Allan Clan and Bobby Burns.
“IIB I l¢°\‘°~ butter be made for a fixed manu- pe;-ind ending 4-2 in favor of “Cubs".
`“ » flimlfinl ¢hlF8¢. thai- all Should C0- In the third period excitement. ran
1355"" Card of Hanks operate to promote the interests ofihigii, .each player trying to bring
the company. Mr. A. J. Matilesoniiioiior to his team. Goals were scor-
-'0UN5T0N-R°b"*- *- -’°*““i°“» Mrs. l‘ati~ick Col-ish and family inovea the adoption or ine nfldresnins by George n»wis_
K°”i°l°°°- Hb- 3°~ *"4 °3 Y°“°~ viishto express their heartfelt thanks He also gave extracts from the Agri- 'rite lineup is a.-. follows:
Funeral from deoeased's residence on in the many kind fi-lend, and neign- cultural "port mowing me amount Cub, B|,,mu,,,uds
Friday, Feb. 28th. It 1 li- Ill- hours for expressions of kindness and of milk pmducunn by Island herds( gm;
He urged th, pn,-Un, to dweiop Jesse Burns 1-lorsceMcFariane
better herds thereby increasing the Defen"
_ `” ""_" """""""""' ‘ Mr. W. K. Rogers, the next speaker, W°"*“` 5"‘“'°"* In MWL’
I I it M" J F; _, ' :_//_ made a plea for greater co-operation F°"W"d5
n "lm mmm" ‘mu ' i;_.‘ .L A discussion then took place regard- §;';’w"°o}G”dm°" NiG°:”g°D1‘°wi“
grim. ' th 1 t d t f th b ,_ an an sur ce escon
February zvih, liiiis. . _ ‘ mga 1;; fn; "LZ:  ‘;mu;cd";y Bobby Bum.. Ralph ivlerarinne
Inserted by -husband and family. ` ; ' om Nommn Gum
_ mm \._, _Va Messrs. W. H. Dennis. H. B. Huestis, __
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 ‘E _ ’ E _Mp _' ' posalil contained in a bill intro-
IN M elf* ` L' A mul” md Mr'  H' Bryn" iiilcrci by Hon. Perren Baker are
In Mm _mm of Mmm  _ V ii. was oeeiasfl is hniii meeting in ine A 1, ed ,D b ,M
g e y Provincial Legis-
varlous districts, sell sufficient shares mum the wud me Wm hsncdmlh
"° ll” * Wfkmi °'P“'*1 *nd "° ’“' ba the Provincial floral emblem of
lament. sei-vieeoouimoeut. ,I "_ ,m , ,,,,m,, , ,,, - _ ~  _"°"°f W ”°“" ° 1"!" ‘l"°““t¥ °f the enwnine or slams. 'rin hiii
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DISTRIBUTOR PQANOIIII OPEN “h ‘Nur ` "mm," mu" to Num" by  The followlnl resolution were pass- change the Provincial  of arms.
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    ¥ uawgpwm' ,N an 5,1" ,mu winter dsirying and almost impose-» The board of directors for nesft
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and with other lands favorably situ George H Mcfsaae, Alfred More
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ELMSDALE NOTES '
The weather man who ha.s been
dong his best this wmter by way
of storms, tllsviis. frost and wind.
certainly gave us a. rarc treat on,
Sunday, the loth. inst., when lie;
launched on us one of the vi~orot|
blizzards in years. Fortunately the'
serious iii this and surroulldlllg`
communities. The piled-up drifts uf;
snow gave the men some l~:/ad-break
ing to do, while several rsnch°ovm-
ers had to_sliouiclei~ their sh:/vels
and tackle the banks in and around'
their fox pens.
We learned with regret some time i
ago of the lciss of a beautiful pair
of foxes owned by Mrs. Hazel Cam-
eron. These escaped from tlie`peii|
and altlitiilgll meil and hounds im-
inedisteiy iooii the is-all in pai-snii,‘
they have not _yet been recovered.
The latest fad in Eimsdale social
circles is a revival of the old genie
of crokinole. Many players, old and,
young. of both sexes. have been fol-
lowing it assiduousiy throughciut the‘
winter and as yet no noticeable a-V
batemerit in the eiitiiiisiasm of eith-
er players or fans is dlsccriilaic. i
On Friday. illieb. i4th_, the ladies
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Dll‘L0\iAl ' GRANTED
FREE VIOLIN 0U'l`l"l'l' AKD BOOK
WITH COURSE
Gooil Violin instruction and special at-
lleniion liven ta all pupils. Join to-day.
Nl-JW \0llK t.‘UNl4l*2R\'A'l'0KY 02'
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iil'f Queen si.. Charlottetown. P. B. I.
1-none lou-L. . ‘l
lluurs ll A. ll. to D 1', M.
Oier llenrdon'| Bsirlier Shop. -»
\'|ol||\ lieclfull Ulven.
ovooaoeeovoooeoeoooooooon
i'.|i7-1.* 2l»1 ut-ek,
Mr. Robert Sutherland and Mr.
Raymond Rattray, were in the viii
age lately.
Mrs. Anne Sanclersoll has returned
to het- home, after spending a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mc-
Laren.
Mrs. Clliistiiia McEwen is visiting
frlellds at St. Peters.
Mrs. Leith Sanderson, accompanied
by Mr. Nelson Squires, was bllsily
engaged in hauling furniture from St.
Peters on Wednesdays
Misses Katie and Pcnzie McKenzie
were visitors to the village on Sat-
urday.
'1'iie recent storm actcrl lnean with
Mr. John Sanderson ill robbing him
of ills llay house, bilt fortunately the
sf the Elinsdale \'i/omeii's Iilstituie I hay was mt dmmlge-i_ _
held a social evening _in the liall.i '
Despite the had mad.. caused b ni
Y , Mrs. Howard Anderson was on a
i-eoeni; thaw a large number gather- mp to SL Pew.5_
cd and spent a pleasant evening. A. _
brief entertainment, consisting of:
Mr. Shirley Sutherland is a fre-
songs and readings, s. dialogue and quem visitor to SL Pem_S_
R drill WH-S much enjoyed. Espccisl-1
ly w;f.'thy of not-c were the dict"
` ’i Greenwich is greatly infested by
contsiliing some local lllls by the
little Mi."As (Jerti'ilrii=. O'B'rleil aiiil
Vera Wliliam.~;_ A Vaieili-iii: lJrlll.
perfornlccl by liveliv; girls in Vaicii-
tine costumes was all espcslfiiiy
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good feature of the program. Thai
organist for the evening vga; Mrs]
rats caused by the hard winter.
Gray rats, lli'ri\vny rais. `
liroivn rats. tawiiy rats.
fiiieery couples, gay young friskers
Fatllcrs, lnotllers, coiisins, sisters.
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lllvel Caiileroil who* pei'fo:1lied in( ___ _
her lisulil cliccrfiil and willing man- BRITISH PEEWS SON '
"er" Am" me """3'a"‘ ” ‘““°1‘ W” ` Now A lrslnnm-:ssea
-9€1‘i/Gd by the ladies, while a nu.lri-I ' _
ber of the best singers among thci LONDON_ Feb_ 2-,__C°1_ the Hom
men gathered around the organ and
il‘ldUl8¢d_ in a real old-fashioned
Frerierick Cripps, D.S.O_ second son
of Lord Parmoor (Lord President
Smksong' I of tile Council iii the Labor Cabinet)
The Callie-llc Lrldies' Aid hold a
i-ery successful whist party nnfl
dance ill tile Elinstlale i-iall the lligilt
of Feb, 19th. Diiriiig tile first part
is going into tile ilairciressing bus-_
iiiesn; ne is purchasing a well known
business in Bond street, of which his
wife and himself will be sole direc-
tors: - _
of the evening pl‘ogi'e:ssii'c vrllistf “Our work will. of course, be coll-
WRS played and nlueh enjoyed byiiiled to the niaiiagerlal side." Col.
those 'pal-taking in the game. 'I'he`
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ladies prize went in Miss Elizabeth
Burke and the gciltleinaris prize to
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o.rtl~:uNwfcn AND vlcllvrrx'
For the first time this winter there
15 H general breaking and opening of
roads. On lllils there is much shov-
Ulilll to be done. There arc o good
mllly young men at home this will-‘
ter to do the necessary work.
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Mrs. Leith Sanderson was visiting-
at St. Peters recently, the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Emery McNeill,
Mr. Irving McKenzie of Cahie
Head was to St. Peters on Wednes-
day on business.
Mr. Ash McEwen niet with the
serious loss of losing his barn in thc'
atom of last week.
The Institute meeting of Cable
I-lead was held at the holne of Mrs.,
Dilllc McLaren. There was six mem-'
bers grid fourteen visitors present.
Roll cali was niisvvercd with Valeri-
tirie verses. A cake being guessed on
was won by Mr. Leith Sanderson
and Mr. fra McLaren and ivlis equal-
ly divided by Mr. Wilfred _icL:m=i1,
who superiniended the _.ob with`_
dexterity. Lunch was served by thc;
hostess and the remaining part of
the evening was spent in playing
llmts and other amuaements till the
was small hours of the morning when
the guests wended their way home-
ward, all satisfied -that they had
spent o very enioyablo evening. ii
Mrs. Taimadge Doherty was to lt.-
Potcrs on business. . i
(Hr. Shirley Sutherland spent the;
waekaudiui-beoity.tboguutodhis‘
sins.  - ‘
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Crippcs explained. “Pc-rsonaliy, I'
an; not much of xl hand at perina-
nelit waving."
liis wife is Violet, 'Diiciles of
Wostiiiiilsier. u-lin was married to
trol. Crlpps in 1927. She is recogniz-
ed as perhaps the most discriminat-
ing arbiter of fnshiori. '
GASPEREAUX AND
Mr. George Johnston, Peters Road,
rr-ci-iiti;.' paid is flying visit to M. H.
N nth.
VICINITY
Miss idileen Mcl..ure,
spent the week end with her parents.;
Mr. and Mrs. George l\icl..ure. 1
Montague.,
Miss Ruth Graham, Montague;
spoilt the week end with her parents.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham. 1
' Mr. William C. Graham, Casper-
eaux_ recently visited friends in Mon-
tagile.
Mr. Alt McDonald. Greek River,
spent. the week and visiting friends is
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Chronic and Nervous Diseases.
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