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Upon these household voqisolnents of mins,
‘Tis die famous “Old Dutch",
‘~ That Hires is |l|llt "touch",
Te sash arldss as dress every sims.
Wdtten hy Kathleen Doyle, Plessent Grove, P.f.l.
Old Dutch saves worl: and money for thousands of woman
because it cleans quiclrer and does more cleaning per
penny oi cost. The reason ia, it is m_ade with surface~saving
EISMOTITE (pronounced sis'-m<>t|te)-e natural cleaning
and polishing material of volcanic origin that is specially
processed and compounded with other 'line ingredients
according to the famous Old Dutch formula. Old Dutch
adds years to the life orjoccaleln and enamel. glassware
and metals, kitchen ule s and painted surfaces because
it doesn't scratch.
Provo to yourself that Old Dutch lasts longer ancl costs
less to use by dating the next packége you buy. There is
no subvlltuh for Od Dutch quality and economy. `
$5 Hllll'S HDW $5 lum-
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aihleeslulie) anrlaendltteus. Ye wmpey
“-00 le cash for each lrnerlsh which we
pelilsh andpebloeticn wllllneluda the woke/a
lemeendaddnas. Alllmsrkhshecosnellle
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Ilth. lcottlah Census in limos' or
l1obartBuml. Watshthiaoolumn
fornrversm. I..-the-1-rl-ll.
..°!l0CIl! ._ Junior Abbisa.
lhritims-Qusbsojunfushiuilalll.
va. Montague P4‘l.Ill'°_ at Mante-
gue Riiy, Jil. U, I Ill. late
after. L-l'|'rl-l~es-ii
..°DIfl‘Al» IIGEI WUI-
On Jen. l'ith II. &rry I. 'Incum-
aon d  Field lacsotery cl
the _ &tal &¥is1l¢
council accompanied by Dr. ROQ-
lnz. Director 0! Department of
Health' or Psi. met with s 'asm-.
mltiee to discus the Educational
Dental Qlilhe &.l.'npl.lm its pur-
pose and the beat method of con-
ductin¢ this campaign ln Montague.
After hearing Dr. 'Thompson ex-
pla.ln the obiwt od' this campaign
the committee were most enthus-
iastic ln expreling their support.
This committee consisted ol: Mayor
lone, Chairman, Miss mmonoe
Rffilly. Pres. ,0.WL.. Mrs. James
Lennon. Sec. C.W.L, Mrs. L. R.
Ooilln, Pres. WI., Mis. L. B. Mel-
lishs. WJ.. Rev. Mr. Wattorwor-tb.
Christinn Church, Rev. Mr. Pringle.
United Church. Mr. Simon Nichol-
S°11. Pres. Inlrion. Mr. Geo. Mac-
Donald, Chairman Board of school
Trustees. Dr. Preston Molntyrc. Dr.
louis Johnstone, Mr. Norbert Grant.
Principal Moniogue School.-H.
..°.l0l'N'l' ClL@B.A'l’ION-'I‘he
Acme Rebekah Dodge and Hillside
Oddfellows Lodge held a joint cele-
bration on last Tuesday week in
the I.O.F. Hall at Montague in hon-
or of the founding of the Order ln
America. by Wlldey. The evening
passed pleasantly with games and
music. A short humorous play was
given by four members, Ruth Vic-
kers. Francis Coffin, Mm. Milton
" proved I. very popular number
r-rims or wales shoe sever llliigrwulisrmi' ‘irish Lv lm Mm” °°“°t°"‘°"°n W" 1°” "he"
he - m ° W ° \>° "ni the members mea going un-.ugh
P ldlnfl in W1DdB0f t0 h0S`PlliBl5 Bild Chhritdbld iilslii- |. n°°p_ some of them ‘ybcided
Park and Forest recently. tutlons. ,wht were and then that they
f ~ if .
mmm's aoon 'mo' 'rum wwe five guns in un shoot. Memsh md B" “m B""m Tm’_
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would go on a dist md reduce
enough to get through nexttims
in greater comfort. .lack Annsar
will alwayl be remembered for the
15" ~.-_ trouble he took in order to comply
with the request of the secretary
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7’ Ranchero are this year retaining their
highest class foxes and expect first-class results
in increased litters of superior pups, To assure
these desired results feed liberally with
IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS, the Biscuits that
bring success in fox and fur raising.
Breeders are kept for one purpose-pups in
the spring-the ranchers' source of income.
Good business demands that breeders be fed to
secure largest litters of pups possible. All the
food the foxes get is what is fed them daily.
Make sure it has the proper ingredients for
health, vigor and growth of strong litters of
valuable pups. IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS
have all the elements and vitamines required to
secure these results.
lHl’Elllll. Blscllll' UUMPIIY, lid.
cuarmummi, P. E. I.
bring the cream but he brought
right to the
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. .°ll0GPl'l‘AL LADIES AID-The
Montague Hospital Ladies' Auxil-
iary entertained in honor of those
taking pert in thadglay 'Tha King
or Lim" on Mon y evmlns Si
thehomeofDr.sndM!'s.Proston
i Mohityne. Assisting the J
‘wu'c: Mrs. John ll Poole, Mrs.
Maomartln, Mrs. L. Pools, Mn. A.
1 C. McKay. Mrs. H. Poole and Mrs.
C. Stewart. The play was present-
* ed at Murray River, Murray Harbor
South and Montague recently in aid
of the new hospital, and was under
the capable direction of Miss
Francis Coffin who was presented
with s gold piece by the Auxiliary
in appreciation of hcl' untlrlng ef-
forts for the success of the play.
Mlm Cohln responded to calls for
n. speech and charmlngly thanked
the Auxlliafy !0r their kindness
and told of her sincere appreciation
of the splendid wsy in which those
taking port entered into it so
wholeheartedly. Following are _the
cast: Enid Coffin, Dr. L. A. Johns-
ton, Ruth Vlcherl, Herb Poole.
Barclay Grant, Haddon Mclean.
Mrs. Gertrude McPhee. Mrs. llthsn
Stewart, Nvvells Cunningham, Kan-
1loth,Beet. Winnlfind Macdonald.
Seven tables of cards were in play
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brought to s close with s dance.-H.
. BOMBAY Jan. 28 (CP)- Agri-
cultural suthorltice announced
g g ' experiments have proven tobacco a
Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness
and Plate Class Insurance
at Losoest Rate.
'Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis
146 Richmond St., Charlottetown
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FREE--Ton of Coal
. Fllll-lay 1/, or 1 ton our genuine Welsh Herd
_ asa. get mins- um rau-
lssb Wednesday one lucky coupon holder rscslvss s
free ton,-ask for coupon when ordering.
i_,0vsrtwcshcasaadtonsillisliighgrsdeIsrd0os.lnow
psidonsalsfisdcastmnsrs.
,`Isgaaeantseltthshi¢ilsatgr'adssndit willprovs
.ls-nest sstllfaessvy feel ever used.
 niiais for DAIIBUBNEB-BANG! or Nl-
snnar .la-
Iviilt llios in Canada.
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said- _intl\sBri\lshlnpirs.
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our law-
yers for immediate col.
leotion. p.
Psy naw 'and save
yourself this sddltionsl
expanse.
Peewee lree
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All
Thc semi-Annual examination of
Mermaid School was held on the
afternoon of Decunber Blat with
alargenumberofpuoxltsandvisi-
tore present. The pupils were ex-
amlnod by their teacher, Mr. Hollis
H Jenkins, and allowed by their
prompt and accurate responses the
careful trslnlng that they had ro-
celvcd during the term.
Dmerving of special mention was
a spelling match by the senior
pupils; many complimentary re-
marks being heard regarding them.
Atfor the examination was con-
cluded a. program was presented, all
numbers being rendered ln a
manner oroditalble to teacher and
pupils. Mr. Vernon B. Munn occupied
the dhair, during the presentation
of the following program, each.
number was lrooelved with much
applause.
Rocitstlon - "Welcome," Millie
MacDonald.
Riecitatlon-"An Exception To the
Rule," by Lloyd MacDonald.
Recitatlon-“The Tale of a Pig."
hy James MacDonald.
 ttm Even with
Si.stet`s Beau.” by Mary Doyle.
Riecitation-“A Chl1d's Christmas
Prayer” by Marjory Munn.
Riecltation-‘iBllla, Got in the
I..cglsla.turo." Athol MacDonald.
Song-Marjory Munn, Alec, Roy.
and Jerry Robertson.
Redtatkm-“Poor Serta Claus.”
by Audrey Dixon.
Dialogue-“Jelly for the Minister"
by Mlarxion Madluarlhern, lldiarjoade
and Adele Macleod.
Recltatlon-_-"Perp1excd" by Eric
MacDonald.
Rccltation -_ “Santa Claus.” by
Dolores MacDonald.
Rocltation-"rho Shadow on the
Blind" by Ian Maobonald.
Rocltatlon-"Busy, Santa Claus,”
by Roy Robertson.
Following the Program an address
to the teacher by Ian
was read
Macbonald, and a sweater presen-
ted by Blair MacDonald.
Dear' Tsaoher.-As the juyus
Christmas season approaches and
the any of our annual Christmas
examination once more arrives, we
your pupils of Mermaid School. feel
that a. more suitable occasion for
us to ex-tend our greetings to you
could not present itself.
For the past year and a half,
you have been our diligent and en-
ergetic teacher ever ready to help
us solve the many difficulties that
arise in the every day life of the
school child as well as sympathetic
in our faults.
Not only ln the classroom have
you shown a keen interest but also
on the sport field where the boys
of our school enjoy p, game of ball
or ho¢eU‘.
Now, dear teacher, please excuse
these few words which are so far
frorn expressing our grateful senti-
ments.
As e. amsli remebrauce of this oc-
casaion please accept our Christmas
gift as coming from grateful hearts.
Your pupils of Mermaid School.
Jolly old santa. arrived uoon the
seem. and dispensed gifts from an
attractive and heavily laden tree:
each rmoll reoelvlmz a gift, and treat
of candy from their teacher. Old
Santa then left to make some little
children happy elsewhere, while s
pleasant afternoon was brouoht to
s close bv the singing of the
National Anthem.
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' Very Sore. Healed by Cuticura.
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afreemrlabmuhtmcreandaftarl duacdone
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OONFIDBIATIOR LII MIDI-
Dl. _I. A. MKIUIGAN, Dentist,
will resume pnctloe Wednesday.
Jan. sms. . 1.-am
IUNDAY
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B.Conw\y,MlaaD.Rohsrtsm.o¢
Charlottetown. -
lAP'l'l8‘|.‘ GIUROH IIIYIUH,
Sunday, January 27th. Preacher.
Tho Pastor. 10.46 A. M. Morning
Worship. Subject. _“'l‘hs Flood
Crisis." 11.45 A. M. Sunday lchool.
7.80 P. M. Evening Wdrlhip. Bub-
ioct, "The Mysteries of the Incar-
nation and Divine Uhdwelling." '
L-3796-1-25-li.
UNITED CHUM!!! 0|' CANADA.
Wlnsloa.-.Services on the above
charge lor Sunday. January 2'lth,
are as follows:-Highfield, ll A. M.
Prlncetown Road, 3 P. M. South
Winslce, 7 P. M. Rev. Thou. Pale-
thorpe, Minister. L-8796-1-36-li.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev.
Ewen MacDougall will preach Bab-
bath Tim at Murray River at ll
A. M. and 7 P. M. Also Monday,
28th at Belle River at 'I P. M, and
Wednesday 80th at Poopls's Church,
Charlottetown at 7.30 P. M.
' L-3791-1-I-li.
GIFTED 80110181'-A very in-
teresting and largely attended
Vesper Service was held at Mt-
Alllson University Sunday when
President G- J. Truen-mn gave an
excellent address on "Life and
Work. Rev George Morris. B. A.,
B, D. was Chairman. A solo was
sung by Miss Marie Husoll of Eng-
land and an anthem "As pants the
Hart" was rendered by the choir,
the solo and obligate being beauti-
fully |1136 by Miss lllhrgarct Coffin
of Montague, P. E. I.
FORMER. ISLANDEE- Word
received from Bt. John’s, New-
foundlril, announced that Prof.
L- W~Shaw , former Dean of
Allison Lodge and recent graduate
of Mount Allison. was made a.
member of the central committee
chosen to change the oorriculurn
for Newfoundland schools. Pro-
fessor Shaw has been conducting s
series of broadcast lectures in
which he has been advocating
VETERAN PUBLISHlIB_AWAY
'ro wnsr mums-Mr. Acton
Burrows. of 'l‘oronto, veteran
publisher of the Canadian Rall-
way and Marine World, passed
through the city on the Ocean Lim-
lted yesterday, en route to Halifax
from whore he sailed last night
aboard the R.. M. B. Lady Rodney
for Jamaica and Barbados where
he will spend the next three
months. Mr. Burrows has been
an annual visitor to the Maritimes
for many years ,being one of the
first summer ooloniris to come to
Braokley Beach, P. E. I. -
Moncton Times.
A1' IIT. ALLIBDN-The ollflodl
of the Bunhstorian Society for the
second term were elected at the
last meeting. Clair Johnson of
Hunpion, P. I. I., President and
Austen Jardine cs Wilmot Valley.
P. E. I- Beomhry guided the pro-
ceedings. Ernest Miller of T.m‘Ion.
N. B. and Brook Hideout ct hint
John wore- nominated for the ot-
flce of President with Mr. Miller
getting a slight mqcrlgy.
saw enry
N. B., Elton Davldgo of Candleli-
ton,N. B. sndlowis Mlrrayof
Vernon River, P. E. I. ln a three
cornered tio, with Mr. Hicks finally
chosen. The Recording Secretary.
anoiiher three cornered tie resulted
between Hal W-ar-wut cl Bslnt
ton, N. B.. and I-Isl Freeman of
Auron, our. with navicg.. getting
the Majority. For Corresponding
Secretary Robert Condon of New
Glnqow was chosen after a close
fight with Btllllty Berridsb 0! Mid-
dle Muaquodobeit N. B. Bill llo-
Laod of Btollarton, N. S. wi the
unanimous choice for Teller.
ON
ANCI. Is-Q‘l“-1-II-ll.lL
Nominations for Vioe~.Brsaldmt
H Hicks of Bridlsiolm.
gain at
959 Pair
All Ladies’ COATS
Clear now 'at--'-
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Ladies’ Tweed
T GLOVES-95c
Grey, Blue, Brown, these
smart tweed Gloves a.
42nd Anniversary Bar-
.   9 The
Birthday 1 Cake
wn.r._ ns a»sw..>r¢i» sad -simon nl I
Saturday Afternoon
4 0’¢l0¢k.” `
MAYBE it will be yours! Have you
lssilt. . . . . It’aatall4‘3 story cske
:gall it would look superb on your dining
e.
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~ CHOOSE T0-DAY from the rsmalnd f
our stock of Inc naw Coats, gt just gA°f,1|-lf
Tlwll ltd many -lovely garments, an
richly fur trim ed,
laws assi.-ably chi-r¢¢¢,m"°°sl'° °l ml”
BUY YOURS T0-DAY.
$18.96 Coats now  3 5,93
$16.95 Costa now   S 8_43
$l9.ll0Costsnow... 
$25.00Coatsnow  ,_,$12_50
$29.50 Costs now  ..... $14.75
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mu. win... rn _ _ . . my delightful .nw
um perfect tc wsu with Fur Coats wil
:rig eollhr's.'snd  smart for all occas-
. ons. -
_$1.98, $2.50,
$3.95, $4.95
_ Handsome
Drapery Fabrics
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The following letter has been re-
ceived by Mrs. Lucy Manhood.
Brookfield, PE. Island.
Dear Madam: This note ia cer-
tainly lonz overdue and I snr cer-
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3 you. We received two
sacks of potstoea
turnlps and
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