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EDWARD ' . '- . _ _ W V olntneu crrv aurrm-2 lbs sr. moms' cmmcn, Cape Traverse 3'-I

' (for 70 cents. Buy your supply from Creek. Sunday, February 2311,; 3,,-_

_ . ‘ out teamsters or at our salesroom. _vice in the Hall. Subject "Clouds in J 7*” _

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____ rare lvilut co. Ltd. tr the _christian Lire." captain, iv. - A” "*‘° K°“°”‘¥°°“ fill* °l\ Bltllr-_

CORNWALL sanvlcas. Feb. zznd.

-_ Kingston at ll a. m.; New Dominion

at 3 p. m.; Cornwall at 7 p. m.; Rev, D. K. Ross, Minister. ‘

POLICE COURT.-At the Police

_ Court yesterday morning a _ man

cllarged with vagrancy was remand- ed till Thursday. One drunk and in- capable was remanded till today, and a second till Thursday.

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FUNERAL THURSDAY.-The fun-

COLOR

eral of the late Michael T. Lambe, 7

Wheeler, C. A dv'

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT- _ The

Trustee Board of the Protestant Or- phanage gratefully acknowledges re- oelpt of $10.00 from the Caledonia Club, City, per 'I-’. M. McMillan also

$27.32 from the Week of Prayer col- lection, City, per Rev. Dr. Vincent.

CHURCH SERVICES.-- On Feb.

23nd, Church Services will be con- ducted at Hazelbrook at 11 L m., Crass Roads at 3 p. m.. Alexandra at

p. m. Prayer meeting and Young

Sp.-lngiield, Lot 67, takes place Thurs- People's Union for Alexandra will day morning leaving the house at meet at the home of Mr. Seymour

9.30

o’clock. This funeral was prev- MacLennarl on Thursday, Feb. 19th

iously announced for Wednesday at 7 p. m, E. J. Chisholm, Minister.

moming but has been changed to enable one ol' the faintly who is coin-

BURGLARIES l'NVES'I‘IGA’.l‘ED.-

__ ing

from Boston to attend. ~

l si~:N'r our or rltovmca.-The

' Il two mell from the Mainland, who I

about two wecks ago were lodged in I

_ Queen‘s County Jail on charges of ` vagrancy have been ordered releas-

- Greatest °f 1" Laugh Pro- -_Y cd by His Honour Lleutena.nt-Gover-

vokcrs. Six stars to keep you noi' Dalton and yesterday morning

in lzulgllier. A singing love

Songs you'll

world.

ALSO NOVELTY SHORT TALKIE

yi A Louise Fazcnda. Zasu Pitts, _

SU A Lucien Littlefield’ Bert Roach __ bered by solne of the older residents.

M -

'mu took a stroke at six p_ m_ ,md _

. * died at “me me same 9,-emng_ Mn WW

nur

0 A P | T 0 I- 0 P E Nl ll G P 0 S T P 0 N E U ,' §`.f°lf;f‘€l.lII§‘.7“.‘.°l.»’2“.1'.'i.”i’If`.§f.l?.§l.°.‘§§LT..°lf.' PM '

V ` » \ | take ll trip holne this summer to visit

team to keep you in ecstzlcy.

weeks. And three hundred of the most beautiful girls in the

ALEXANDER GRAY BERNICE CLAIRE

__ _ lvere conducted to Borden by Con- `» lst:-lille Jay of the Provincial Polioe.

he hllulmilllr for l'1‘he men were put aboard the car

‘ ferry and ordered to return to their _f homes.

‘“"‘ 'J roltilsit rstlwnalt-The death

1 l occurred at 465, 14th avenue, seal `_ _§ Francisco, Calif., on. Jan. 22nd of l ‘ [Mia J. H. McKay a former Chariot-l

’tcto\vn resident who will be remem-

Mr. McKay, after a. long and healthy

The investigation into the recent robberies of two stores at Tlgnish is being continued by Sergeant Gregg and Constable Klnch. From the store of Mrs. Sudsbury were taken $150 in coppers, eleven pounds of tobacco, a box of dry cell batteries, four Pack- ages of razor blades, five bottles of giner ale. Sundry articles, including a quantity of canned goods were also taken from Shelfoon‘s store.

_M NORTH MILTON NOTES

The rink is the centre of attraction

and is greatly enjoyed by both young and old. Much credit is due our Hoc- key Boys for the many and interest- ing games they are playing both in their own and neighboring rinks.

Miss

Gertrude Coles, R. N., has re-

.ed to her home after successfully sing a patient in the P. E. I. Hos-

FCR r'\ FE“ DAYS DUE 'FO ln ,h-LS only siSm._ Mm Charles Dame] Our school ls progressing favourab-

l)AI{T OF EQUll)MEN'l` lor this city. He was deeply interested ly

- ` in the home news and had the Guar-

under the skillful management of

the teacher, Miss Florence MacRae.

W" ° “ F” R “PE” ' " G WE l‘i;‘;.;if.:1?“l..i:f‘“..°.;; T- -f M- ---

`Melcll'l‘ni, as his eyesight has been permre sorry to ‘cam of his recent

| . . _

___;'*;-_ .._........ -*__. ~..__ . _.- - 1 l _falling for thc past yea,-_ lun

ess, but are all wishing him a

speedy recovery. Mr. _Hooper is being

l _ _ ‘ waited on by hls sitter, Miss Beat-

llel By Meat Alone" .

' Leading fox ranchers have de- ‘lv _ \§|_@\l »"°5°l_`d5 in me R- 0~ P~ With 1'- Dl‘0-

- Q@“_F°x‘ 0, lrlllctloll n\'cl'a,_f;il\g 16,681 lbs. milk Fb

\f` #lv DOG { ‘ containing 701.87 lbs. butter. The six- ‘

mul- it is “l"°l““’lY “°°°55“"y "" lv »`». Blscu _ 1°' lycnl'-old cow, Posch Jewel Sylvia, to

monstralcd that, in addition to

_ STOCK l\0TE.-A pair of purebred ` Holstein cows. one four. and the oth

[Waller Bllntaln, Rustico, P. E. I

f liluve just finished highly creditable

rice Hooper, R.. N. ` '

r. Eric Coles was a recent visitor

to Charlottetown. _ _

Miss Olive Sanderson, teacher at enerer spent the week-ond in Mil- n the guest of Mrs. Earle Coles.

Congratulations are due Mr. and

feed s liberal simply of IMPERIAL ~ "L-` - I 2; I % lured by Mr. Bu:-_tain himself ave in alsclllrs dal-l~ during the winter l nolsmll llwr lactation period of asa claire is-

" . _. . . ». - _,O1 lm milk C____m_________ 832 56 lb; Mrs. Lindsay Coles on the arrival oi’

season, in order to keep the bowels _ 1 __.- R; _ }bu,m_ 'hm _(wt n‘__m__ _ 366,, I Z' a bouncing baby boy.

4 ,___ ___.__. .gng . .U a. __i_

regular and also to ensure lilo

females having an adequate supply

nl milk din-ing the lattalltn period. a

l.\iI’El{l.»\L COD OIL FOX BISCUITS :irc

formula which him br-,cn prepared with these results in view and which relluble ta-sts, extending over Lx considerable term of years,

have proved to hc slgnally successful.

` Ranches, which have continued the feeding regularly in wintcr have had the largest litters of

also thc highest average of pups, rllist-(I to maturity; in zldrlition, they have practically eliminated the destroying of youny by the

fcmalcs. _

For .'L".<urr‘ll results It-rd INIPERIALS throughout :ill the

u inter season.

' lMl’ldRI.\LS are sold Il_v icatdiilg rlistl‘lbuiui‘s or direct from

the i`:ll~tory_ ,

imperial iscuit $0. Limited

- 1

(`IIAlll.(`.'TT|‘ITO\VN, P. E. I.

'Phone 721. _ I'. O. [lox 426.

I 3 “a \ , Ill iolll _\c.ll old, Patricia Change-

\ , . . _ . _

‘ ‘anna * -' llllg. ln milk olliy 305 days gave 15.-

|4,'_y,,¢,,.1,,|, jlfll lbs. milk contriilling 571.25 1b5_ M

_mac ______m __ _ bllttcr. This cow lvas brccl by R. Percy

_Mlli<'ll, Cllarlottetolvli It is worthy ;o[ note that Pnscll Jclvcl Sylvia in j the month of Janllnry last produced ' _over a. ton of milk containing 70.93

or llllrErtlAl.s fai-

young foxes and ' '_f’_“° ' I LONG frltalix llvsrlrurlc.-The _

_f l‘<\_r_:lllal' monthly meeting of the Long _ Crock \Vomcn’s Institute met at the 4 home of Mrs. Norman MacLean on _ \VcdneSduy crening Fcb. 4th with an ,` llt‘.~llcl:nlce of fifteen members and (our vfsitol-s. The meeting opened

' lwith the singing of the Instituie Ode

lmld repeating the Creed followed by . the lpnfling of minutes of last meet- ling and approval of same. Roll Call ,r.'¢l:. rlzl.-;\‘.'<~l~r:cl with' “My Favourite iI\'ainc." A committee was appointed

l ‘ _

The last mectlng of the Women’s

Auxiliary was held at the home of

rs. Robert Hooper. The day proved

fine and the meeting was well attend- cd. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Matheson.

Mr. Walter Clark, Wiltshire, was a

recent vlsit0r to Milton.

Miss Etta Coles, R.. N... is spending

a few days of rest at her home here.

Messrs. Everett Holmes and Owen

Younker, Kingston, were visitors to Milton on Monday. While there they attended the Hockey Match. Char- lottetown Heartbreakers vs. Milton

Hornets. ' _

THEUL MAJESTIES '

USE YILISII LINEN

LONDON, Feb. 17.-“I prefer irish

‘._ . .~; l 1.. 'g l~ _ ' f

i _ ~ , _‘c`,,',‘,10°;111,?,nh‘;_;“ff§$“mflf,: linen and every Shift I have °°m'S

' ‘ °‘ ` ' on Belfast," said His Majesty,

-' -- __ After the business part of the meet- fr

_ . __ ___\_.-_~______ __ . » _ -_ _ __ _ ____ ing various contests were enjoyed and

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ll' rcndcrccl. Special mention may be

1,, l made of a solo which was beautifully

FEBRUARY 23rd. and 24th.

!' rellderecl by Miss Annie McKenzie. A

dainty lllncll was served by the hos-

Undcl' the distinguished patronage of His Honour-

Lieutenant Governor Dalton and Mrs. Dalton, HIS

Worship Mayor Prowse and Mrs. Prowse.

f thc llleillbels to her home lor the next

ringing. Mrs. Alex. MacLeod invited C

trade."

less and thc meeting closed withl

lcctlng, roll call to be answered with ~'.‘.iy First Beau."

when,_with Queen Mary, he visited an exhibition of the linen lndustrl' research association to-day. _ Examining table linen that had been washed in various lalindrles, the King remarked: “Some laundries do use up linen, but l suppose when it omes back with holes, it is good for

His Majesty has just placed sever-

al acres of Royal estate at Sand-

lngham, Norfolk, under cultivation

THE GHARLOTTETUWN

Y’S MEll’S CLUB `

_ ig presents

’ The 3 Act Comedy Drama

Directed by Mrs- Arthur H. Roper with the following

caste

est Remedy for Cough Is Easily Mixed at Home

for flax, though most English land owllers say the flax takes more out .li the earth than it yields.

WIIEATLEY SCHOOL -

You’ll never know how quickly A stub-

_ born cough or chest cold can be con- ' qucrcfl, until you try this famous recipe. f It is used in millions of homes, because it gives more prompt, positive relief than _ anything else. ]t`s no trouble at all to

mix and costs but ll trifle.

l _into a 16 oz. bottle pour 25? ounces of I' tl all lnl tell ll nr

Mr. Clarence llowatt Miss Margaret Storm ` l s_\:i'\i;l{;orml1ltr‘l1incll’ hgngmntlliamalrz 516 Mr. Leigh Dingwell ~ Mr. Ron Steele ‘ ollncns. This saves two-tlllids of the money Mk. Ednh Do," M|” Iphqcnh Annnlun , usllnliy spent for cough medicine, and

l gives you n purcr, better remedy. It never

Mr' Chu* Ke" _ Mn’ M"5“°" Comm ` epnlls, and tastes good-children like it.

Miss Ruby Mlcbougall

‘l You can actually fecl its penetrating, sootlnng action on the inflamed throat

Specialties between the Acts will consist of membranes. _lt ls also nbsorbel into the

blood, where it acts directly on the bron-

vlnun ana cello aunt-Min Kathleen nornby nno Mr. .mil wlllllns elllfll tubes- Af the sumo time lt in-om £-

I looaens tha germ laden phlogm Tliis

Bellllllt-Ml!! V|°|°¢ llufhlfll-‘°||' Y _ tbl-ee-fold action explains whr it' brink! Orchestra Selections by the Ts Morro seven piece Orehestra lllvh olllvk relief even in severe bronchial

' coll hs which follow cold epidemics.

' 1 l ' moo:-:ans ron Y. M. c. s.

.l Illnex is a highly concentrated corn- , und of genuine Norwl Pine, contain- _n the active agent o cressote, in l

. l’° ,Y

Plan open for exchange of copons and sale of ticlvets |`re5ned palatable form, and known as

im olrlte. Prince sauna. many ana saturday ren- one of the mms: heallns agents for

mary 20th and 21st. _

gg ‘_ _E gl- __......._...____L. _-._-.. --- -- ~-

' severe coughs, chest colds and ronchial

troubles. "

‘ It I_)o not aacépltt; srbstltnte gordliaiex.

n gunna g yg promp I 9!

. _ mosq refunded. ,_,_,

Grade X.-1, Sara Neill; 2, violet

Nr-ill; 3, David Axworthy.

Grade VIII.-1, Rosamond Neill;

'.‘. Russell Matheson; 3, James Drew- ett.

Grade VII.-1, Johnnie Matheson:

2, Gladys MacQual-rle; 3, Robert Carr.

Grade VI.-1, leitha Horne.

Grade V.-1. Omer Neill. Grade IV Sr.-1, Katherine Mac-

Pherson; 2, Vera Matheson; 3, Gor- don Matheson. _

Grade IV Jr.-1, Jack Cudmote; 2.

Doris MacLure; 3, Daniel MacPher- son.

Grade III.-1, Verna Cudmore; 2,

Hilda Macquarrle; 3, Alma Carr.

Grade II Sr.-1, John Carr. _ Grade II Jr.-1. Ernest Axworthy. Grade 1.-` 1, Donald Axworthy.

Annie Bruce, Teacher.

Before marriage he‘s her fiance;

}Ltgr__m£_ri_qe bpfs ber finanlce.__‘__

“WWW 14 in the final gun;

fm' the championship ofthe eastern Section of the Prince County League, the Borden Nationals triumphed over the Cape Traverse Bloodhounds fp the tune. more or less out or hey, or 3 to 1. A sumary of the feature plays follows: _ '

F-UEST PERIOD

The play opened fast. Campbell,

orange and black centre, went

but was checked out of position be. fore he could shoot. Borden forced' the play for a time, keeping the r g l Bhd white sextette behind their blue line, and bombarding Carver with a succession of shots, but the diminu- tive goalie held the fort. W. MacWili-

l .

If Neglected 'They May Pave

The Way For Flu Attack

........ ........ ... ll.. ....~...... TREAT `coLns PitoMPTLY

BUT Avo1D“Dos1NG” _ _

Now that ilu is in the air again health authorities advise everyone to take these

` auxiliary vapor-steam treatment wits

Vicks has a remarkable elect in clearing the air-passages easing the breathing and helps keep the cold from spreading.,

Double Action Effective At bedtime, in order to get ll., |,.,,,,,,,

iams broke through and drove a dangerous shot from left wing which the capable Allenacn smothered. The lee was getting sort, slowing the play ‘l“ and making much solo work inevit- able. Paquet. hard working left wing- er for the- Nationals. smoked one at the Bloodhound kennel which Car- ver got in front of, Campbell and Harper threatened with some fine

C0111 get

eve qui bod for

mon-sense precautions: Eat wisely; plenty of sleep and fresh air; avoid ue exposure; and above all treat ry cold promptly. Unless checked ckiy, colds tends to pull down the y resistance and may pave the way an attack of ilu with all its serious

complications.

of its long-continued stimulation and in- halation eflect, rub Vicks vigorously over the throat and chest and cover with warm flannel. Vicks attacks colds in two direct. ways: (1) through the skin like a poilltlce or plaster, drawing out the iight. ness and soreness; and (2) at the same time, its medicated vapors, released by

combination, C. Mofilliams swooping ‘ into the danger zone and mussing it up. Just before the bell Gardiner stick handled his way to the :firing line, but fhe Nationals defence con- verged on him and he was jammed

UD- The Period ended scoreless.

SECOND PERIOD

At or

Pllllllffl Started the second with a

close in shot on which Carver saved brilliantly. With two If

ping. Borden tried hard and_ Carver was called upon to kick outl a lot of rubber. Webster went downl fast, faked a pass to his 'right wing,

Attack Colds at the Start

the first sign of sniffling, sneezing other signs that you are “catching

cold," start treatment at once with Vicks VapoRub- Place some Vicks up each nostril and snuil’ well back. Do this sev- eral times a day. It will often prevent a little cold from developing into a big one.

the head is clogged with mucus or

Bloodhountls in leash for' trip- phlegm, or there is much coughing, melt

it teaspoonful of Vicks in a bowl or kettle

hot water and inhale the steaming

vapors for live minutes at a time. ~ This

‘ the warmth

_ relief, and

child.

of the body, are inhaled

direct to the irritated air-passages

Protect Children, Especially Children should be put to bed at the first sign of a cold, and Vicks rubbed on - throat and chest. Its use brings prompt

avoids constant “dosing”

which often upsets the digestion. When used at bedtime, Vicks often prevents sleep-disturbing night coughs, thus pei- nllitlng needed rest for both mother and

Don’t take chances with colds NOW!

rounded the left defence, and tossed away a golden opportunity when his

uncorked a surprising burst of speed ‘C x but was’_skated ipto the corner. After LM nine minutes of play W. Mlacwill- iams beat Allenack for the initial goal of the evening on a fast travell- ing drive fi-tom the blue line. This reverse put scrap into the Nationals and MacPherson, rangy defence, who can improved as the game progressed and

who was a real threat on every in- W

Cape

ebs

holding him at bay. Paquet enter- B tained with is stickhandling orgy a C' minute before the period ended, with `

the score one to nil in favor of the W' Cape aggregation.

THIRD PERIOD

at Carver which the goalie found W difficult to corral. BI Clark, hustllng t'° centre for the Hounds,'put Allenach lm to work with a shot from centre. Campbell back handed one from close M ln, then got his own rebound but Car- ver was still doing business. C. Mac- Willlams went bérserk, stick handled

and closed, gameiy decided to car"Y

on. W. Ma.cWilliams tried hard to r, and

Harper. The National for-ward line. ` led by Paquet, resorted to long dist-

men to side some spectacular hockey resulted. Allenaeh desertlna his nel and charging W. _M_a.oWiliiams to put W the damper on an incipient shot. A minute later the Borden net guardlafl

me same suck, Larter and,Websi»€l' swapped punches and when they _ were in cold storage Harper bllififd W the rubber thi-ouch e mm °f fed “nd white legs to sagthe draperlee be- hind Carver who didn't have a h chance. The score remained one all an to the end of the period. _ hi

AFTERMATH

The Bloodhounds refused to play overtime, claiming the championship R by virtue of a tie, and after consid- erable 'discussion in which no one seemed very clear as to the ruling. ’ the refluee blew his whistle. The Nationals scored two 80118 lvlllll no opposition thus ending the game W but not the oontroverseY~ - un

Penaltlel (Ill 2 mill.) Flrlt P€l’l0d

Cape '.h‘averse, Dawson, Borden. S

Clark, Webster, C. Maowilllams. Webster. Borden, Harper, M°Aleer.

` Sokllunast Cll_lS1' Coins 'Gal' le With.

were recent ' C. Bruce.

hilfoot in

his reputati partial game

about again.

.WSW Mlrsaret smith, Myrtle

l _ A ' Maclachem and Edna Taylor W,”

\ "‘ - ~ 71 recent visitors to Pownal, _

Traverse B0l'¢lCll _

Goal Mr. Malcolm Martin, Montague H0

Mr Llewyn has been spending alcalled. His passing was one ei

recent visitor to Lyndale. -

` Allenach was a recent visitor in Vemon River.

Defence

ter B. Howatt Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jenkins, Miss nv

C, dm MacPherson Olive Smith and Mr. Lester Jenkins

Vaskm’ “pt me Blmdhuunds busy ar er ` Fonvardn were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

clark campbell ceo. L_ Jenkins. -*ld Macwilliams Hllfpel' _ -°-l Macwllliluns Paquet Mr, and Mrs. George H. Jenkins m0

Subs. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. St-

' Dawson » C- HUWBN C. Wood, Vernon River. R4?

.Arnett V mm’

MCA1€¢Y The Vernon Trotting Club held el flXtlll'8 illvie L. O. L. Hall on

Paquet Imed 'B tmmuzmg nom” ell in hand at all stalles and Added Monday evening There was sl large

on for handling an attendange 91

The weekly dance and whist was

LLVIEW held ln the lvmlvlew Hall on many

bullet drive missed the net. Harper, 1:%:u;V§;1;l;fl :B233 T;:vcepx§§;.5§,' ‘few dave the guest of Mr. and Mrs. sweet peace. He 1@l\\'¢`S i0 llwlllll

_ _ . tl . the

tm’ Latter' IR B Mu ow __ Annie Walsh) to whom the comm-

Lmgupg Mr. Milton Smith, Milburn was a \ll’l

ir loss his grief stricken wife (nee

ity extends sincere sympathy.

"Jesus: he is resting, resting In the Joy of what Thou art,

I is finding out the greatness oi

His loving heart

Yes, he rests in Thee. Beloved.

The pall bearers were: Messn ing Tweedy, John Morrissey,

Shaw ‘McMilla.n, J. J. McDonald, ren Carver and John Currie. The funeral was held on saturday ming from his late residence to Joachims church, Vernon River, v. -P. D. MoG\ll3un officiating.

EBENEZER SCHOOL `

The following is the reP0ll °f WU' er School for the month of Janu-

ary:

Grade X.-1, Blanche Macltae; Z

Helen Ford. -lol-ada vm.-1. curtls rare; 3. Ill-

cvening.Ladies, first, Mrs. Geo. 6

AND VICINITY Maclllschem Consolation, Missl °*“"°" mm' 3' Wmud “hem an

Frank MacFarlane kept the dance the M w

_.___ ' . rr

e many friends nf Mm I,rud_ Margaret Huntley, Gentlemans first

crazily through the whole Borden out ence Drake, Millview are son'y to ‘ Id tm Daniel Mneneod.

lit. his high shot catching the nor- learn the has had tn enter the P. E. M" °°°"° v““__f_"f °' den goal tender above the eye. Allen- Island Hospital for an operation and _ erson MacLeod; 3, Audrey Ford.

Mrs. Joseph Acorn, Jr.,

saved miraculously on a shot from week end in Millvlew. \

as a recent visitor to Village reen 5““°"l“3- "m9 by nm* his Bupplyl

lvir. Haroldatlbertsnn, Mt. Albion, 0" me eb°V° m'=*|°°°fl dew W as entered the P. E. Island Hospital ,€°“U° 'pmt Wl“3°d "5 H°'"°“‘"“l is the other way. d his many friends hope tn geelflight. _He was a first class carpen- '

m out again ve!! s°,m_ ter. He was popular with all who

Mm Fund, D,.ake_ ,md family B o»o» pending a few dlfys, the guest El

Larter, C. Howatt, MacPherson. _ _"___ parents M_ am M_ _ _

Second Period. Cape Traverse. B. Murray Ha__b°_____ __

' - 3 1 ' ' FEED TIlE BIRDS CONTEST

Mr. and Mrs. Green and Orville

Euests of Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. Gaston Sheidow, Millvisw,

who had the misfortune of cutting

the woods, _is able to be

3.LD4&¢_

Mr Wilfred Mclnnis, Consolation,

Mi- and Mrs. Leo McKenna, Corn

Mn, thoirgh his eye was badly swollen hope for her speedy recovery. _ wan 'spent the week end the guest of

Mr. and_Mrs. E. V. Grant, Millvlew.

his f t - ' _ _ _ W

isepozlzgnctsilélfelillgse checkaesd alll; gill-ilt]lievl\'for‘iv¢ieli: guests of Mr W CJ Miss Myrtle Maclllachem spent_

a few days in Cornwall the guest of Mr and Mrs. McKenna

ance sniping but _ 80% ll0Wh€f° Wil-h view were recent guests of Mr. and and Mr an Mrs'

this. A flock oi penalties depleted the lvll-s. callum Bruce, M. P. P., Vernon

forces of both teams. and with lwr rtlvel-. V ;

On Thursday, Illeby Sth. Mr. Prank Alfred Ford

McDonald, Glencoe, passed peace-

Miss Mary Ross, Vernon River as in Village Green, recently. fully away' Th° demmd had been 2,

ill for about eight months. Hopes

M,-_-1-_J_ Burl-,0,,_ (my spent the were entertained for his recovery,

but later, as the days went by, complications set ln. Under the

M,-s_c1,ren¢e Wo0d_ Vemof, ,ver continued strain of such intense

ed MacLeod, equal. Grade VII.-1, Allie Maclnnis; 2.

Grade v.-1. Mm' Meeker: 2- Em'

clrads rv.-1, ivan Ford; 2. Ale*

Ford: 3. Lloyd Ilbrd. cn-ace in (si.-1. Alll-svn WW'

Leod; 2, Lincoln MacR.a¢- orade ru ual.--1,' Leltha Mae- Leod; 2, Norma Ford: 3- D°f°°*“

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Jenkins, Mill- _ d' Albert w_men_ MacDonald and Vonda Seall\Hl1~

grade H.-1, Vernon Ford: 2» ml*

role. _ Grade I (Ai.-1. Preswn 1"°'d» 2

Grade 1 (al.-1, Florence Houswnl Marjorie MacDonald. Perfect attendance.-Cul‘tlS 1"°"d‘

Dorothy MacDonald, Leitlla MM' I.eod,` Vande Seaman.

olive sanderson, teacher-

A bird in the hand is bad tabll

of reserve strength gave way until e;_|qu,¢¢,_

The only way some D¢°Pl° k”°“

had the pleasure of knowing him.

' Mr. and Mrs. Parker Wood, Cross Tm 9°* °f M5 P°P“1“’lW W”

_ Roads, spent the week end the guest lmadl’ evident by thi’ 15'" numlm'

of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood, Vernon whim ”°°mb1°d 1°’ hi' f“"°fl|~ _ ive,-_ Just why one so young should be long time and are recognized ssl

taken we cannot understand. All

Mr. Milton Furness, Vernon, was a d"\'l!l8 hi! mile!! ll! WIS never eeent visitor- tt Millvlew. heard te mllrmvr a word of com-

plaint and fortified by the lest rite!

Master Edison, D,-ake_ Mun-;,w_ of the Catholic Church, he put ,his ho has been lu, ls repmed as being trust in God and patiently waited proved. for the day when he would soon be `

::Miller's Worm Powders act mild- ly and without lnlury to ll" °"‘”“ and there can be no doubt of their deadly edect upon worms. Th” have besniin successful use fill"

leading preparation for the ll\ll'll°S° They have proved their P°W°\` l" numberless cues and have given re- lief to thousands of children. wl1° but for the good onices of this suP'

erlor compound, would have contin- ued weak and enfeeblsd A

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vlsitlng their farms. `

The Guardian offers prizes of 82.50, $2.00 and $1.00

to each of the three Counties to children Feeding- Countlng. and Writing the Best Story about the Birds

frills ¢¢'ntu¢`)_¢|tu¢ Mme sl. _

For further particulars reall regularly “ARl'l°' 2

ola‘s" Notes in The Guardian. _ l

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