Til iientral Guardian

teeny tnre be Inserted :1 d eenhms wce-rll-ystrlctly psy- able in advance.

CONFIUEBATION LIFE INSUI» ANCE. la-ﬂdﬂ-i-Ql-dll‘

was’: xsnr we sroars. -- mm ‘p35 mo‘ wuzlndmzpec l skate. sought at Forum-JIM. nus-midi.

POLICE COURT - At police court ymterday a drunk was iined ‘three dollars and costs or iive

Y8. .

takes

Wtrcmnmni ‘Uni Chu altar-noon. ilinea RﬂmVlLRMi-lnenoi dawn,

|N.B., was unable w come. i

That lift you

over the y mid season doldrums

0f course you want a new hat! Not just to cov- er your head . . . it won’t do that anyway . . . but a new hat that will give a lift to your spirits.

The new ones . . .. really NEW are ready for you . . . .sleek sailors . . . bumper brims . . . pill boxes . . . provocative toques.

Black and Navy are always good but some of the new shades of Suez, Fuchsia, Sheba, Rustan and Goupy. Blue promise to be largely popular this Spring. ,

Tucked colrded ribbon, silk jciecrsey an: draped alpaca sel at the popular pr e

oi‘ — — - — — — - — — — — --—

hats-—- -------- --

Straw and Straw braid. and Fur Felt $3 I

"New Lastex GIRDLES Usual $1.00 But c

an opportunity Made of two way stretch lastex, new flatlex grip garters —tea rose only. Small me ium and urge. Reg. $1.00 — — _ _ _ _ _ _

Satin Lastex girdles Styled by $ Hickory ——-----_----

._.-_ _ _ '—umi: mm CREEK 56110011 Mitchell; z. Joseph Mitchell. Grade III Jr. _-l. Mildred Tay- lor; 2. Eileen Campbell. Grads X —l. Ruth we. Grade I -1. Melvin Currie. Grade IX-l. camel-inc Betis- Pei-mt Attendance: mu Mac- Grede VIII-l. Glen MacDou- 130mm, gall; 2. Neil MacDonald; 3. Elsie Highest Campbell. Bette. , Grade VII-l. Reta. Gorveatt. Certiiicaie oi Promotion: Annie ~Gn¢e V —l. Annie Currie; 2 Currie. Dorothy MacDonald, Ho- Dorothy MacDonald. rem. Currie. ~ Grade 1V —l. Roberta Currie. n, MgcNedll, teacher. l» Grade III —Sr. l. Granger’ '

All The Confidence In The World

When You Buy Our Tobacco You KnowYou Are Buying a Dependable Tobacco. You Have Ne Worries As To Whether It will Please You

You Are Certain It Will. .‘ HICKEY'S BLACK

TWIST CHEWING-

I-Btanding for January:

Average: Catherine

U

“somus T0 i TIGNISH"

HOLT. RENFREW REPRESEN- lchard O'-

boilh irom point oi view as well as the retail- er's point o! view.

YORK AND VICINITY - The condition oi John M. Crockett. Pleasant, Grove, and B. R. Brown. York, shows little improvement.— Miss Irene Vesey. York, is taking the short course in‘ the city-Mrs. Court has returned to York after a ecgleesant visit with friends at B ord-Rev- J.A. N‘ “ ‘ - and iemiiy are convalescin after e. very severe attack oi ppm-Mrs. Frank Watts. York, spent yester- ldey in the city.—-Mr. Jardine, city. is at present on the York RJR. section. Mr. Doyle being still in hospital. the result oi an e ‘. —The condition oi York so ool re- mains overcrowded; the teacher. Mm M. MhoDougaii, doing the work oi two teachers.

MR. CALVIN MMLEOD

There passed away at his home 1h Murray River. on Januﬂ-TY 16th; Calvin Macleod at the advance age oi Bl years. The late Mr. - Leod. who spent his life time in Murray River. as a iarmer in that vicinity, was a son oi the late Dan- iel Mmleod and hi; wiie, MEI’! Ann Bishop.

The late Mr. MacLeod was mar- ried three times. and his third wiie (iormerly Mae Munn oi Murray River) survives him. Besides his widow he leaves three children Blanche, Mrs. Welter Hollingshurst 0i New York. Etta. Mrs. Heber Bell oi Charlottetown

Weshiéigton. also one sister. Irene Mrs. gar Giddings o1 Murray River. and iour brothers, Rev. George B. MacLeod of Toronto. Dr. James Harvey MacLecd oi Calli- omia, Oliver Macbeod oi San An- tonio. Texas. and William MecLeod oi Washington.

The iuneral services at the house and grave were conducted by Rev. J. H. Bishop.

' EYESIGHT EXAMINATION

Fitting and Sértpplylng Glasses c.

ii. J. MABON

OPTOMETRIS Mon‘ . P. E. l.

Oiiice Hours: 10 to l2 AM. 2 to 5 EM. Holidays etc. by appointment.

Oﬂlco Connected with DRUG STORE,

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OUT OUR WAY

10¢. ran no

rovn Ivszonsounooo usnonazvr an wars nasmcxsra m srocx

. daughter Beryl oi! Cornwall.

I STILL DON'T BELIEVE A COUPLE OF ONiONS COULD HAVE MADE MUM5Y'S EYES A5 RED A5 HERS ARE .,

Personals

m. James Mcnaghan, Easel- brook. was a visitor to the cityyesr terdny.

Itev. Terrence Campbell at 3t. Axidrews was a visitor to the citry Tuesday.

Mr. Leiuta Wood. Hunter River. knownsstheeiechlc iightmanoi that community, was in the city yesterday.

Mia Janie MacKinracn. Church- ill, has returned home siter visit- dng in Clyde River the guest oi Misses Jean and Hazel Mwheen.

Mr- E. Cleveland White o! Vor- non, P.E.i., leit this week on an _4 A .. M A- . ‘m

to UN he will visit REV. and M11. Edwin J. White. _

Miss Helen G. white. Chemothe- town. leit this morning ior New York City where she will be the guest oi her brother-in-law, m. Earl C. Mott, and where her mar. ri J POI‘ Clarice od‘

o? 1 iDtewwnML will m, pm, 1 B»? 0 98-1‘ Y m March.

p

Cornwall

Although we had s. good many snowiails the cars and trucks are shill running in this vicinity and report the road in good condition.

An enjoyable Valentine Party was held in the Hell onilibb. 14th, when a goodly number oi Young People from York Pt. and Com- wall assembled.

Mr. and ms. McMillan are receiving cogs lotions on the arrival oi a. y boy in the P. E. Island Hospital.

It is'pleasing to report that Mr. Duncan MocPhall is making a recovery irom his recent acci

Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Rodd and two daughters oi Wins] , spent Sunday in Cornwall, the guests o! itheir daughter, Mrs. Arthur Stone.

oi hockey are being pl yed Friends will regret to leem that lviij. Ernest Stone had the nnsior- tune oi breaking his ribs. Mrs. (Rey) E. R. Woodside and

are enjoying a pleasant holiday with her mother in Sydney, N. B.

Mrs. Bessie MacArthur received the sad news oi the recent serious

York.

UM Mlnlril’: Ior Dandrnﬂ. _

I’ F r DON'T en- wnv ANVTHING THATS _ \..ow AND oEsmsED l5 CALLED A BUT wuv ocean RAT -- EXCEPT FER "rs-r. TAIL REAK DOWN THEY AIN'T ~o DIFFERENT ‘THAN 114s MUCH-BELOVED so WHY , A PEACOCK QQUEALS u= you some-rum- c|< wouw HATE, AND

HAPPEPI TO

HURT ‘IMA-e A PEACO . EAT THAT BREAD CRUSTre-UH, AND SNAKEQ WHY ‘TALK "TD BUYS LIKE

UIRREL.

Er git

Russell 0D. Oham Mr

H8 hear that Mr. mu.- ilncd to his home ill.

Wednesc ﬁrs Dl-ﬂyed the

Bccidellt of her son, Frank in New °

1 .5 iii tied ragga

friends o! Mrs. pleased to alter her

M)‘. William Delaney. Mr. Weldon Davison Mr.

an . ' Lawson were visitors to Bummer- sldo on Wednesday.

manv iriends will t to Jardin

The many friends oi m- Harry Cousins who got hurt. evening at the close oi the junior hock game. will he Blessed to hear theisncvw on eroad 1o recovery.

Mile Iitglidﬂd BishOD has re- pleasant holiday in Montague.

Miss Irene Ielilesw who has been

m‘ Ke on dging the inst ten

8 T911 ll M Mildred Bishop

re umed to her home in Summer- side on Monday.

A o number oi ‘cckey ians iromhgrnsinftnn accompanied the Kensins’ uniors to Summer" my evening, where the jun- Summerside Juniors

the iinal gameoi their homeand home series.

The ice in Cornwall rink is real evening good on which many excltinggunes vmwm a .

By J. R. Williams 1 BEEN an???‘

6 00n-

every,

values not listed

surpr y m most capable manner, thanking the society ior their lovely gi-it. Ai- ter dainty xaeiireshments was par-

wishlng Mrs.

happiness in

new ined in sing- fm She's A Jo y Good Fie-

ogihc Indian River Dramatic Club. who needs no lnu-oduction as play- er's are once a in we ar

e a .- I i r St. Patrick's gogwgoy.’ viieh an al_l.star|

. and $295.00.

BUY NOW!! BUY NOW!!

ISLAND FURRIERS

157 QUEEN STREET . .,.,

mttilnl W" dates in this

point to be on

Call Synod To Elect Bishop

d uomnnan. m.

A general meeting oi the

the Montreal diocese was day ior March ‘i ior the election

Lay-AwayFur Sale! sucn AN OPPQR rumrvz:

T0 caneansra A MOST succsssruz. season. we ARE PRACTICALLY ammo AWAY ran BALANCE’ or our: STOCK or

g LUXURIO

US ._FUR‘ COATS!

1 only: Russian Persian Lamb coat; Box st 1 in‘: "r- "m ti:

sans ________-_'zss.on

_is°"'1i'.§.".'i‘§'iZ.““rf$§f 2:1: “c”? n C°°'"'s'" mm. SALE---..__ Sea! Coats. Bu: 14. 1s 1e. m. 1a,“z», 3., 4,

‘W "msina 314s . =19;

8 only: C di M krat _

Princess siynlzmlglses ‘iihiso, 16018;,‘ 18. giiumlg

Former Pflﬂs 8125. - 8 . 5'1

1 —- 1 —- u- 1 1 .,.... I

2 only: Russian Seals, 1 Silver Fox Trim. g1"

14. Plain trim, 18. Former $ 3

2"": "are 5*?“ .-- 98 11° on : o er : _

nouaiiasr ma 1x13.’ 17:15:; 18 B“ T“

price $115.00. saw - _ .. ._ _ _

nuv on nun LAY-AWAY mu

Small deposit; small month] ‘ z i Fags storage until NEXT {Aliflijliieim on y: rown use an Pcn

16. Princess 16. Former hi2“; B“ ‘mm $225. To clear at - - -. _. _ _ 1 only: Grey Bombay Lamb Coat and m; Princess style. Sizes 16. Former $1

price $825. To clear st — - -— 1 only: Grey Krimmer Lamb Coat, Pi-inmss style. Size 16. Former price , $

$195.00. To clear at — — - - _ 1 only Russian Mink Marmot Coat. Size 35, Princess style. Former price 5

$185. To clear at — - -- - _ ._ 2 only Arabian Caracule coats. Boxstyle size 18 1 Princess style side 18. Former $1 prices 8155 - $195. To clear at - e00 3 only JAP BEAVER COATS, 14 - 1s . 18.

¥Z'.'.l‘.°§.".i1°°_’ ‘iii’; _ ._ _ _ $5.00

MANY "m" m“ °"‘°““‘“"¥ ' 1 only Scotch MOLESKIN cm, Princess style

$12.13. ii"i‘°_'_"_‘."°_°.’l"'_ _ _ ‘$7.50

BUY NOW!!

o! an Anglican B op Rt.

Rev. John Farthing, who re-

edto-

OUR BOARDING HEJUSE

mun NEPHEW seamen VERY vexeo, élRﬂNHEN ‘i. INFORMED HIM “n-wr n’ was n01‘ Your; PLEASURE "to see HIM-- MULLNS HAD Qurre A sTRueeLE- I EJE¢TING l HIM!

MULLINS an HIM AWAY on ICE,EH?WELL.,"IHE RECEPTION AMOS HOOPLE HANDED ME AT ms HUT WOULD HAVE cHu-i-EP A MINT JULEPI IF HE. comes snoovma AROUND AGAIN HAND HIM A- BOUQUET OF POISON IVY mo omiousew- ausr 5w ‘fHAiT 11> LIKE ‘r0 ass mm sur 1. AM woo Busv some vase-nasal»! Nan-one!

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