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The latest fad in society ln Califor-
nia is the tub cure. In this the pat-
ient arises just as the crisp air of the
morning is mellowed by the hrst sun-
beam. An ordinary washtub is then
filled with hot water and loop suds.
into which various articles of linen are
thrown. After they are thoroughly
saturated the patient takes them up
one st a time and rubs them briskly
up and down on a washboard placed in
the tub. This is kept up until the
hands. arms and face are glowlns pink.
The patient then goes into the open
air and hangs all the linen articles on
a line stretched for that purpose. The
one completing the task first announ-
ces the time to the others over the
telephone and is entitled to a prize.
lt ls exciting sport ami also invigor-
ating exercise.
HOW LONG.
Christina ltossetti.
Watch with me men and women. and
children dear.
You whom I love. t`or whom l hope and
fear.
Watch with me this :asc vigil of the
year.
Some hug their business, some their
.pleasure scheme;
Same seize the vacant hour to sleep
or dream; ,
Heart locked in heart, some kneel and
watch apart.
\\‘atcli with me, blessed spirits. who
delight.
All through the holy night to walk in
white.
Or take your ease after the longdrawn
iight.
l kno\v not if they watch with me: I
know.
They count this eve of rcssurrectiou
slow,
.»\nd cr_v, “How long?" with urgent ut-
terance strong.
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your service-it offers you the best in
pure drugs, uirefully compounded by
an expert pharmacentist at a very
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can be obtained at Laiferty's Tonsor-
igi Parlors, Summerslde.
-MR. E. P. FOLEY Guardian re-
presentative in Alberton will galdly
receive subscriptions and advertising
matter.
...8EWlNG.-The next meeting of
the Summerside branch ot' the Patrio-
tic Assoclation, for sewing. will be at
the Annoury on Wednesday. the 3rd
lust.. at 2 p.in. All are welcome.-il.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue. as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expiry
date. Ulf!
-PATRIOTIC CONCERT. - The
sum of $5. the proceeds of a concert
received and thankfully ncknowlctlgetl
hy Mr Charles Hensley. treasurer ot
the Patriotic I-‘und here.-H. I
-RED CROSS WORK.-The ladies t
of the Red-Cross Society ot' Tlgnisii
acknowledge with thanks $24 from the
Sunshine Club of Kildare Cape. pro-
ceeds from a social heltl at the rest-
dence of Mr I. Travers last Tiiestiay
night.-.\'.
-DAIRY MEETING.-At the annual
meeting recently held of the Grand
River Dairying Association. the old
Board of Directors was re-elected. The
patrons received $1.08 per 100 lbs. for
their milk. The Secretary read a
statement showing that the enter-
prise was greatly improving.-I-I.
-WEDDING BELLS.- On Tues-
day last. took place at St. James
(‘hurch, Egniond lluy, the marriage of
Mr. .lnines Luke of St. Chrynstome to
Mrs. Celina Leblanc of Abruni's Vil-
Inge. Mr. Aubin Ars:-nanlt was
groomsnian and Miss Gorglnu Arse-
nault attended the bride. After the
marriage ceremony thc bridal party
drove to the hoinc of Mr. Lean J. Ar-
sentiult, Abmm's Village, whore at
sumptuous breakfast was served. The
relatives und friends in the vicinity
assisted nl the dlnni-r which was giv-
en in grand slylc. in tht- afternoon
they repaired to thc honic of Mr. Luke
where they purtook of the delicious
supper prepared for the occasion. 'l‘hc
many friends ot' Mr. and Mrs. Luke
wish them many long years oi' mat-
rimonial bliss.-M.
-HOCKEV MATCH.- One of the
most exciting games ot' hockey over
witnessed in Albertou was played on
Tuesday night, Jan. 20, between the
Stars of 0‘Leary and the Regals ot'
Alberton. An exceptionally large num-
ber witnessed the game, and every
good ' peice of play or score was
greeted with thunderous applause. Thc
game was called about 8.15 and, as
the teams lined tip, it was hard to
judge from their appearance what the
issue ot' the game would be. The on-
lookers- were not kept very long in
suspense however, for the swift Alber-
ton septlllo soon began to rush things,
and‘the visitors were forced to take
the defensive during the greater part
of the game. During the first few mln-
tites the playing was restricted chiefly
to the Stars’ territory, and Dorsey.
was kept rather busy for at while. Af-
ter about fifteen niinutes play the
Home Team made the first and’ only
score during the first half. During the
st-coinl halt' the playing was much fus-
tor, as both teams appeared to hc get-
ting warmed up to it. Some very
spectacular runs were made at the
beginning of the second half which
elicited much applause from the on-
lookers. The ltegnls, after a few min-
utes play scored number two. follow-
ed with short intervals, by numbers,
three, four and live. The visitors tried
again and again to find the net but all
to no avail. The game ended 5-0 in
favor ol' the home team. Despite some
roughness, which is very hard to elim-
lnute the game was decidedly good
from start to finish. Judging from
subsequent comment the Stars of Al-
berton were Murphy and Arsenault,
and though the members of the 0'-
Leary Team are all "Stars" the only
real constellation was I. Ellis. The
Itlnkophone furnished excellent music
which was greatly ctiioyetl by thosc
who took advantage of the hours skate
after the game. Special trains convey-
ed a large number of passengers from
Tignish and O,l.eury. The line-up was
as follows:- Regals. Goal, A. Lewis,
Point W. Arsenault; Cover Point, A.
E. Murphy; Centre, J. Matthews; R.
Wing, J. Coll; li. Wing, H. Graves;
Rover, M. Perry. Stars. Goal E. A.
Dorsey; Point, .l Burns; (lover Point,
ii. Howatt; Ii. \Viiig. I. Ellis; L. Wing
M. Dennis; Rover, Lidson. R. E.
Fielding refereed the genie to the sn'
‘sfnetion of all while F. White and
(‘. Ellis acted as Judges of play.--xi.
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right men ln the
fthlng that the
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-ONE CENT 'per word . each ln-
sertion for advertising in this coi-
umn. Cash must nccomliiny order.
Minimum chgrge 'twenty-live cents.
-PROGRESSIVE KENSINGTON-
Prospects for building seem better
than ever. which looks good for the
Kensington Sash and Door Factory.
Preparations are being made for sev-
_en new houses thus fer. including
some very large and up-to-date ones.
_K_ _ _
- SEVERE WEATHER. - The
severe frost of Friday and Saturday
nights has caused much havoc with
the water pipes around Sunnnerside.
The plumbers were quite busy yester-
day repairing the damage done by the
frost.--H. _
-Pnseasino ron womc.-'rue
‘weather man has at last answered the
held in West Devon School, has been ,wish of the 'lumber Jack" of the vl-
cinity-and given them some snow for
slelghlng and they are certainly mak-
ng use of it as the logs arc piling up
-- thick and fast at the mill in Kensing-
on, which looks promising for the
owner.-K.
-INSTITUTE WORK.-Success In-
stitute inet at the home of Miss Kate
lllcbeod. Emerald, on the evening of
Jan. 28th, 1915. There was n large at-
tendance and eleven new members
were enrolled. The subject of can-
ning was well discussed by the mein-
bers. A paper was read on canning ot
fruits and vegetables, which lJ\‘0V<’-<1
very beneficial. The members of the
llistitute purpose having a public en-
tertainment to raise money for lied
Cross work. Notice will appear later.
Next meeting to be held at the home
ot' Miss Belle Campbell, on Feb. 16th,
1915, at six o'clock p. m.
-DEBATlNG.- The subject for
discussion at the last meeting of thc
Abrum‘s Village debating club was
Theory versus Practisc. They could
only be applied to Agriculture as it
has been explained by the proposer.
Good arguments were offered on both
sides, but the dispute rcitclir-tl xi climax
when ii member in favor ol' practice
miidn the statement, that apart from
practising and experimenting Oil UW
fnrni, one could read books and nt-ws
papers which at times could give him
some information and thereby help
him along. Ilis opponents checked
hlui however, by saying that the man
of practise was not permitted to con-
sultury books or any papers to Sain
knowledge of farming, as the moment
he learned anything by reading it was
Theory. The President was then ask-
ed to explain the 'iiature of the ques-
tloti, and he did so with great precis-
ion. The inuu of theory as he under-
stood it, was to acquire knowledge by
reading presumably in College or
other places of learning. The man of
practice had to experiment on his
farm and to gain knowledge thereby.
The majority was_ln favor of practise.
-M.
_ _.i'_.__
-ABRAM'S_ VlLLAGE.- On Fri-
day evening the ‘22nd lust., as Mr.
Mathurini Gallant ot' Abrum’s Village
had occasion to drive to Capt Eg-
mond, he decided to extend his jour-
ney and give ai cali to Mr. Lean D.
,Are-snault of Maxiiiiville, having in his
mind no doubt, the challenge issued
out sometime ago' by Mr. Arsenault
who invited anyone for a friendly
game of crokinole. Mr. Gallant how-
ever considered himself at ti disad-
vantage as he had not his chosen
-partner, Mr. Arscnault then .suggested
that they play singlc handed as he did
not wish to win nnytliing but a fair
game. This agreed, the two players sa;
nown to play best out of three, the
two llrst gaines being won by Mr. Ar-
senault. Mr. Gallant then asked for
a second heat and the result was the
same as befurc. This will no doubt
strengthen the confidence Mr. Arse-
nault had ot' himself as a player. but
it may be pcrsumed that he will have
another tackle with Mr. Gallant soon.
Mr. Gallant was cordially invited to
come sgeln and bring his partner. --
Mr. Antoine Leblanc who was employ-
ed \vil`.i Mr. Leon D. Arsenault, Maxim-
villc for the past fortnight returned
to his home in Abra.m's Village.-Mr.
Batiste Iiarriault has hired to work
nt lllr. Andrew Peters for the winter.
-Miss Celina Gallant, teacher spent
last Sunday at her home in Maxim-
ville.- Mr. Phlllbert F. Arsennult of
Abram‘s Village lins now moved into
his new house, which is a splendid
specimen of carpenter work.-Nl.
-8COTCHFORT.- Miss Mary A.
McKenzie, Scotcbfort. spent the week-
end visiting friends in Charlottetown.
-Misses Joseph Egan, John A. McDon-
ald. Joseph Fisher and Mrs. Joseph
Woeir were passengers by the
train from Scotchfort to Charlotte-
town Frlday mornlng.-.‘- Miss Mary
McNeill, Vernon ltlvcr spent thc
week-eiiti visiting friends in Trxtcndlc.
-The annual ball of the Grand Trac-
itdie Llbrnry Association was held on
Monday night, Jan. 25th, the night
being stormy the attendance was not
as large as it otlicrwlse would have
been had thc night been flue, tho
music was furulslied by Mclnnis Bros.,
of Blooming Point ln their usual up-
to-date manner, and a very pleasant
.night was spent by all who at the close
of the ball felt fully repaid for braving
the elements ln having participated in
this one of the annual and most en-
joyable functions of the season. lt
must be a source of eillllcu-
the patrons who are having
carried to them by the
Carries
and
so re-
miss-
one
neigh-
were with-
till the fol-
of the
to con-
npon giv-
and who
be the
One
strive
task ns
for
in the
in
Oll€
‘owing
Mt. Stews
gratulate
ng such an
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rl.
help
ex-
cel"
o have
ate,,b_sgs which will keep them snug
'a`l`s`fi,Ii%e from getting wet, and ` lilo"
if they iwre any mail matter
`s6‘ thecourfer wlll”1aks it in return
for the one he leaves with the mall,
and in this way he will always have
one while the patron has the other.
Already quite a number of people
have supplied themselves with these V
bags and who finds them quite _ a
boon over the old way, in fact they
would not be without them and it is
no doubt the wish of the mail courier
that everyone will get them as it would
assist in making their work much easi-
er and ln quicker time than before
-The central part of the Island was
visited by the heaviest snowfall of the
season on Friday last, about/six inch-
es falling on the level, just about
enough to make good roads and to
let the farmers get some hauling done
as there could be no hauling of any
consequence done before this owing
to the scarcity of the snow.-S.
-JOTTINGS FROM NORBORO,
LOT 25.- Not even Divine Providence
is capable of pleasing all. The recent
fall of snow so gladly welcomed by
farmers and others having hauling to
do is deeply deplored by many of Nor-
boro's youthful klnghts of the Table
Round and their “Lily Maids of Asto-
lats" who were wont to spend their
evenings indulging in the invigorating
pastime of an enjoyable skate on
some of the numerous natural rlnks
that the thaws and slight frosts have
formed in plenty.- War continues to
be the topic of discussion where e'er
the people congregate accompanied
always with more or less argument
(generally more).- Many complaints
are heard regarding a vicious dog
which is owned by a resident. This
dog has contracted the habit so
common amongst the canine tribe of
following carriages for miles along
the road to the very great annoyance
of the travelling public. The only sat-
isfaction vbuchesafed by the owner
to those who complain is that he is
only a foolish pup and can do no 1,
harni."‘ Granted that he is only it
pup but still when people persist . in
keeping such useless curs they should
be compelled to keep them chained in
their kennel.- Master Claris Harding
the youthful horsenian is "laying low"
for the next horse trol on New Lon-
don ice.-Educntlon in the district.
directed by the guiding hnntl and fer-
tile brain of that. popular and cnorge-
lic tea:-lier, Miss Iiuzel V. Woodside
of Clinton, continues its onward
march, Miss Woodside is plainly one
of those Teachers so mrcly niet. with.
endowed by nature not only with the
nacts ol' iinplantlng in the breasts "‘
her pupils her own desire for know-
ledge, but also with that equally ...ue
power of personality which enables
her to extend her enthusiasm to par-
ents and guardians. The results of
Miss Woodslde's efforts and energy
are noticeable not only in the advance-
ment which the pupils are making but
also by the deep and earliest interest
which the ratepayers are taking in
the spread of education as wcii as by
the cheerful and generaus spirit with
which they oo_ntribute towards every-
thing which tends to make for lm-
provement ln the comfort or sanitary
conditions of the school room. It is
understood Mr. J. W. Bartley luis con-
sented to give a talk before a Norboro
audience. Mr. Bartley has made a
study of' the hog business, and it is
safe to predict that a treat is in store
for (hose who ltear him. lt’ time will
permit he will also have something to
say in regard to the raising and mark-
eting of fowl. Mr. Bartley will speak
from personal experience therefore
his talk should carry much weight.-
Mr. Franklin Day, one of Norboro’s
up to now farmers is making prepara-
tions for the erection of a commodi-
ous barn in the early sprlng.-- Mr.
and Mrs. Sutherland of Broadview are
spending the winter visiting relativ-
es in Nnrboro. Mrs. Suthe-rlnnd,' for-
merly Mlss Annie Sharpe, is ti daugh-
ter of Mr_'John Sharpe one of Nor-
boro’s oldest and most highly respect-
ed citizens. This is Mr. Sntherlanils
lirst visit to the Garden of the Gulf.
He is a sturdy, companiouable gentle-
man, possessing all the characteris-
tics of those who first drew breath
|n` the land of Bruce, Wallace and
Burns. To whom the people ol’ Nor-
boro extends a hearty "llielund"
welcome.-Com.
'_W°i‘---M
WESTERH PERSONALS
-Mr A. E. McLean. Lot 16, spent
Saturday in town.-li.
-Capt. George Trenholm, Muddy
Creek. was among thc visitors to Sum-
niersidc on Saturday.-H. _
-Rev E. Read. ii' Universalist
preacher in New York, is in Summer-
side visiting his brother, ("u.pt. .loseph
Read.-H.
-Mr James Winchester. of (leiitral.
Lot ill. passed through Suninierslde
Sfllllrdlly, on his why homo from Pape
Travcrso.-ll.
-Dr Harry Allen, of Lunenburg, is
h_omo on u. short visit to his parents.
(.apl. and Mrs J. S. Allen, Summer-
ilrio.-ll.
-Mr James McDonald; Glcngnrry,
Lot 7, was in Summerslde on Satur-
iay. and left for home by evening
train.-ll.
*MF Fwd M.\ll'Dhi'. Who recently
arrived home to attend the funeral of
his brother. tho late, liorinan C.
Vlurpliy. will remain for a few weeks
visiting friends I Summerside.-ll
, ll .
-Dr W. G. Church. who left Sum-
merslde recently for Bt John, ls to be
attached to the Divisional Ammuni-
tion Column _ ss veterinary surgeon.
This corps leaves for overseas duty
with the second contingent.-H.
-°N¢‘BlPl Tvlidvl Bemple, Louis
board and ,Harry Walker, Summar-
iids. returned lost _ Friday evening
from St John, where they had been
xtteutlliig the races. Mr Semplo being
the successful driver of Car Ferry,
taking first money.--X.
--Mr _ illdwsrd .Ms`i`ison., Summerslde.
and Mr Hubert .l-iowstt. St Elesnors.
'r . _ .- 1 - v- 1 F- 1 - .
md can put itat the second beg-I
   igiilltlr-in .Wi-*ill* ""l'“"i"“i"*"‘“`  ‘
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The kinttiou Have Always Bought, and which has been
ln use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of ' ;
' “ ` - and has been made under his per- '
‘ ' ~ sonnl supervision since its infancy,
,~ notodec l o ln .
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, Allow no o e ve y u this
~ All Counlzerfeitsdmiiiations and °‘Just»as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA ,
(iastorla is a. harmless substitute ior Castor Oil, Pars-_
gorip, Drops and Soothin§ISyriips. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, orphlne nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. For more than-thirty years its
luis been li. constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flntulency, “find Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Dlarrhoen. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
nssimllates the Food, -giving
licziltliy and natural sleep.
The .Chilth-en’s Panacea-The llIotlier's Fi-lend.
Genuine CASTORIA .Ai.wAvs
Bears the Signature of
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hi Use For liver 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
l _ l m-ii
rcturncd l~‘ridiiy cvcning from n busi-
ness trip to New York uiitl lioslon.
Mr Munson reports linvliig :1 splciidid
crossing from Picton to tlcorgctowil.
the run bcini: nmilo in thrcc hours.,
and no ice to bc soon in thc Gulf. ll\~|
also rt-ports busincss very quiet in,
Boston and New York, numerous
factories being closed down or run-I
ning ou partial time and thousands oi'
people out of eniployiiieui..-X.
D0 IT NOW.
If you have something hard to do.
Begin it in u hurry, '
Doii’t dawdlc round and put it off.
And let it cause you worry. l
If you have work that niust lin done,
The best way is to do ii,
if yau postpone it needlessly.
You’re pretty sure to rue it.
A task sccms easier to do.
When you have well hcgiii il.
Just brace upsand begin it tlicii,
And first you know, y0u’vc done il. _
CHARLOTTETOWH MARKETS
Pork Xfigt-I
Outs (white) Slit' I ` "°
Onls (blnck) 521-
Straw (per ton) $1i_fll)
Huy. loose lper ton) $ll_00
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Holiday Gifts
For holiday gifts sec our
stock of Rings. We have
a great variety of styles
Special assortments for men
women and children.
We also have a splendid
stock of Pendents, Lockets,
Broaches, Bracelets, Watch-
es, Cuff Links, Chains, S_il-
ver-ware Ebony Setts, Nip-
on China, etc.
No extra charge for en-
gravmg.
C. W. Patterson
Jeweller
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Eggs (per dozen) _ 2 ~
I’ri'nt liutlcr (per Ill.) ‘Jili-
Fnwl and chickens (per Ili) 10 Io 12 ' yy
Tub Butter (per Ili.) 231: ' ` "
Potatoes (per bush.) 1:01: ' \
Turnips (per bush.) lin: , / ~ _ _§
limes ir..~ |  eg - »
Culisklns 171: -’»`\` ` ~ 
Beef lib.) 7 to-Sc
Yonug Pigs (por pair) $7.00 to $8.01)
Sausages tlb.) 13(-_
BRIGADIER GOT VERY UNE_XPECT-
ED REPLY.
LONDON, Jan. 21o_.\.\ ..-..-..~ »~--
ttlier, noted for his biting ionguc. took
up his position near the outposts of it
big training centre near London to
discover whether Lord Kltclieiier‘s new
'irmy seriously' recognized llie import-
ance of smitrys. In thc darkness he
utcd the customary sentry's chal-
lenge to returning rcgluieuts. From
the Scots Greys. the Grenaried Guards
and other regiments camo the propcr
l`€D|)'- find Iliei' were passed. "l'lult.
who gocs there." hc shouted as anotherl
ufautry column advanced. “None ol'
"our tl-- business! was the unex-
poclr-tl reply. "Pass on, Uuinitllaine,
snapped the llrltislicr.
 
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We write fire insurance in good
companies. Keep your buildings and
nn-iuuirs full! insured. can or write.
Pbotis 15.
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An fpeol to the eye of the
woman whiz is looking for per-
lection i.. er footwear will bt
found in Empress” Shoes foi
Women, and what means more
to her, satisfaction and com-
fort. We carry a complete lint
of “Empress”
Morris & Smith
Queen St.
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- Lamps of
*_ Every Kind,
For Every
Purpose
The lamtryou want is
here-whether it is 8 Small
hand lamp or a large and
beautiful hanging Yam of
hall lamp, you wil J, ._ it
here as eaborstely deeninf-
ed or as simple ir! desigé as
you could pomlbly de! -
We have lamps of GVUY '
description, for every person
and, purpose, 'at any P_fl°°
you care to pay. _ ' E

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