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Bargains for Mcn. Afortpnate purchase allows ue to offer

the men of P. E. I. four styles, in good-

yeai‘ weiicd laced boots, two in brown loath

er, two in black, high or medium toes, at

n $595 P9119351‘- Tiiéy cannot be made for

the price, see our windows. Post free.

Ailey 8i Co. Ltd."

Fashionable Ftiuill/Céil.‘

mivn roui EASTER ﬁases Against - Photo's Made i All But Gandill

By turn Now y AmDr°pped 163 Great (ii-ergo Si.

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UHIFAGO. Mar today dropped‘ the cusoa irgulnni lliii oi the Chicago “Fhltc Sox base- ball players. except tihick Gandil. _ {indicted for the alleged throwing THE REXALL aroma '01 tht: 1919 World's series.

_ The action" ivns taken alter Judge

William E. l)ever had refused to ‘grunt n continuance 0t more than 'sixty days in the case.

i ltobcrt E_ ‘Oi-owe s‘titte's attorney unnounieeil that an attem-pt. would ho made to author new evidence. and that new ind’ ' hunts would be sought against the men.

The players whose cases were dropped wore those who hitd sur- rendered. and given bail, namely (‘luude Vvilliains. Joe Jackson. Oscar Feii-ich. Sewde Risbcrz. Eddie Cicotto. Buck Weaver and ‘Fred MciMaillin.

The cases of Gandii. Chase. “m! “Vi”! sick room requisite are ilnchtil. Brown, Joseph J Sullivan. incltiiimi in our stock 0t‘ household sAbo Aiteil and Bill v Burns were

“Wmmiliilfi- Vlvﬁltvtihing for the sick ‘stricken oil‘ thc court call by Judge and thc Invalid. Everything for ihe|Dpvpr

toilet-table and the bath-room. Prea- Th“, “x...” “named Wm, being “Halon” pmmmly and accurme‘? the men who arranged the alleged gaunt): M Eleaionabl” Imees- ouriliﬁlifililfillfy. 'l'tl.klllg the cases oil “my mtwgeeguinlzpegizlugﬁpic‘ the cull prevents trailing them up M] “Mo” 10c a slag!’ °- “ n again for six months.

Robert E. (Yrowc. state's at- torney. announced late today that

H, J, - he would go before the Cook Draught county grand jury tomorrow mid Mgnuuu‘. a E_ L ‘seek re-indictment o! the Chicago

ivhiin ism baseball players whose rinses wore dropped by the state today,

’i‘onigh.t. in u torinaletatemont. Mr Crowe iplucod the blame for the

'coliapsc ot the cane on ‘his pre- decossors in ottice. charging they had improperly; on an alleged con- ‘upii-ugy which he said had defeated

Optometrist A Frﬂlorlplinn

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justice itnd corrupted Joe Jackson, Eddie (ilcotte and Clmlde Willlﬂm! the men who confessed to the grand jury.

i ‘i-le pledged himself to use every iueitnu to bring ‘the guilty pPFBOHH ‘in thin cane to Justice. ‘locliirini: that many guilty persons had not ihocn indicted by the grand iurii ‘and that important Witnesses weru excused irom answering quotation“ nvhlch would have brought the real ‘conspirators to iun"c.*.

LIGGETTB PAGE l SHAWS GANONGS

lloro you will ilnda select assortment o! all the boot Chocolates. Supply your home with trash candy whioh 18

Up‘ To Sussex

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I ifHAﬂiAM. “Mo-r. l8.*iliioras iii-e being made to bruit: the Chat- hnm and iwssex hockey teams t-J- nether on the trig ice sui-iui-u at Bauuim. 1'1.» name 1'. Midﬁw" at»: not l may way th~ teat o1 tho relative strength of either team. 'Sevoral inﬂuential citizens o! Bathurri. ‘Whlh W_ J. Fenwick as the iictive promoter. are deniroiu Ghathom has exprersotl its willllll- nee; to iplny there en dthc decision 0t the Suns: teem in the melt-Ir in heingliwnltod.

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Headquarters for assorted y. '

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18.— The state]

usuiu_i_:giiiiiur

_..'IT PAVI to W! In thin Drov- lnQQ, ‘x

..'iF ITB DRY Q0008 we have ii. Ives at Murdock, Montague. I

._.'TAIT’S EASTER PLANTB—

,On suie Saturday morning March ‘robin. Eastern Grocery, Souris.

...*ANNANDALE SCHOOL —‘ The tollowing iii the standing of Aniizindalti School for the month oi l<‘ebz—Gruile 5; liinry Jenkins; iluih Hewlett; tirade 4; Sr; Mary ilowioit; Grade 4 Jim; Estelle How li=it1 Grade 2: Sarah May Diirrach Mabel Robertson; Perfect attcnd~ once; Min-y Jenkins. 1

..“‘WEE"LY DEBATE The ulohum lit-iii by the Fortune ltoziili ‘llchating (‘Juli lust week was 115' usual n greatsucccss. Mr. James '11. liiﬂvrn Wilﬁ chairman. the sub- ject being. “Which pleases the eye iiuost. tiho works m‘ niitiire 0r tho works 0i Art? Mrsurs. I.i:'.i Purge and Ritchie (Izintweli ilpoiii» - Tf-i‘ hi1 and Mcsi-irs. 'i‘h0mnn and Jiinica Lark-in for nature, Na.‘ lure was judged the most pieiiﬁliig 'l'iil‘- Builiect next ireek is. “Which is the must pleziszuit. city or coun- lllv lilo?"

"WCLUB REORGANIZED - The Gleufanning Debuting (‘liib wiii: reorganized on Tuesday Mar. R in the school rooms under the mnuntreuient of Messrs. Louis (‘on tclio and Daniel McPllee. Arm.» some preliminary itrrangementg the meeting iviiﬁ called to order by Vi‘. Jviiu F. Rice who was called "lion t0 act as chairman. A splen did oration was delivered by Mr, Daniel P. (fampbelii. ‘Télllinlgcgnt oi‘ the debates hcid In by-gonp days whenu the platform was Qc_ ﬂlpiml by such able speakers 3,; T’. M. Grant; J. Rice: J. Bow. ‘iﬂlii S. Johnson and many others, iliuong them Mr. Wm. Bowlon, tho l(‘lll‘~ll(‘l' at that time. now tho livr. Win. liowicn. P. l’. oi‘ Al- imrton. Mr. (‘umpbrii toiuahud on the Yitllil‘ of a debating tilllh fr. :1 lii1<|'l‘|(‘.i and cxpreiiseii the 0mm on that those ailment onca nfiun Hilullzod the valun it ivus to tiwm -\ I01‘ Home further wcil tilUFin ""'"~'i"i\'5. W11‘. (‘nmpbcil tool; hik wad amid a volley or cheers; it...“ lhlc c-lmirmiin move and lililitlllllf" fcJhat the opening debme “mm i‘. Resolved thnt man gill-m. "m", pleasure from pursuit than p035- :'_'_““i"“i_ “mm V91‘! good views _l‘:‘(';‘<’tlf’.1rrllririi:ied‘ on the subji-i-i -- mic “as some very splrﬂigq]

liitlllilonl “mi Dam (Taurpbcll and vvrqiiplﬂlayiittllitlhlliiﬁ} vigainnt ii; u". siciiqllimds ilflrht y m raw" or pos- " ~ - _ 10 next meeting is. scheduled lor Mar. 22; the Kllbjppt chosen being tVhlch is the urani- 01‘. Passion and Love or llutreil.i)_

ICASTERN PERSONALS

..*‘.\lessrs. iml (‘ii . Mciiiastera. Cardigan. iven: ruffﬁi; 1y n" ‘l Visit- io (‘ilizirloiicitiivn 1r r -‘ Jlniirr. iii-high, mill. was iin l'il2li‘iiili(‘tl)Vi'Il m. "l-‘llliy im n business trip, 1;

- itichitril - (Fri-mi . goon u-us visit-lug ills sistur M. Qouilnii (‘aninllo recently. “It pa}. uigon. ' n

"-~‘“'-\|l'. ii. .\_11:Cor|1i.ii-k. AVlllilliilii‘. “"'-"_'" ("Wiiirlln recently rcpvu. 5°11"!!! the Aladdin Lumps (',,,_ and the Deimval Separator: I)

-'*~“i**‘ -\‘|"i‘l='1lrv.t idiouipson has ioiurnt-il to Si, pvt...“ m-lm. spend 1."? "' "‘_"'3"_ iilcnszmt wcck with urn-lids iii rhi. (icorglus mm viuiw

it ‘runny? '1

HOMSE’ SHOW

Sec. iyhinri- rlliiillll in 19in, isi, itussci il.i'tl0_. (Yuhnurnil. End. John Duggun. Bedf0|-d_ i-Fii. J. D_ Mcllae. Soutitport,

iSeir. .'l---M.i|re toulcd in 1915i ist. itobort Burrci. Kingston 53nd. S. A_ Ackland. Hnmpi-ihirg, M. S. Aulil. (Tlyde River.

Sec. -i—-Mnrc fouled in F920, 181. Oliver Saunders. Winston

Class d-Bast Threg Aroma“. Under Three Years Old, Get or 0M Henisterhi Draft Stallion

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Curuuiiim hlilk iitidi rich-

ﬁxv/Zllllvlﬁills put rim]. Th" 5mm“ n?“ Jud ﬂﬂvnr,__hnpr.,vcs ‘ N “ore. Morssrs. i’. Mncphm all yum‘ your cooking. 1t “"1 “"11 i-Olll-‘i (Yanteiln lrii‘ t-‘ic i-r-‘li sh- iiiil lu- diluted ﬁrst. iii

Qillll'\i", The [unions CilliliP ililll l‘. ‘ilk ui itlti lrslcil i cipo. i.s soul FREE for iiic asking. \'iiu’il ﬁnd a use for vvrr)‘ ri-cipc in the hook. \\"i'iii- fin‘ a copy iu-iln‘,'— l :ulilrcss our Ayiincr oilicc.

T11: Irzbtl ir-RED and WHITE

Soc, i0_—~Chain>pion—h‘runk Mc~ hit)’. City. i Class 7=Gradc Carriage Ma"es and

Geldings

-li‘uu|cil previous to i918. .i_ S, Jenkins. (Yity.

hvr. l ist. Iii‘.

Soc. L’ Jﬂhilitftl iii 1918.

‘lat. Win. Riivcr.

Auld 8i Son, (‘lytl(\l

Class 5-~Staridard Breed. ‘(Fagin-l

fared ‘ Si-r. l - Stallion loiiiuii piI-Vlous in 1918. - 2nd. McAusiand Bros, Alberton.‘_ 1st. i-iuiiumonii Kelly. Snuthpurt,‘ 2nd. .1. s. Wcdlock. City, i

itioiz. 1st.

QHStuIIion-louied in 1918. Ray Colon. Milton.

Sec 1st.

4_~Siullion fouled in 1020. John Murchison. (ii-weir . Sec. - Jiunimond Kelly.

Y5—- 0h inn pion Sou i h port.

38L‘: liil8_ int. _ 211d. River. 3rd.

0~Mare touted previoug to l

Prank McKay. City. ' W R. Keenan. Murray

Horne i Bros, Winaloe,

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s» 7.~<Mnre tooled in 1m. ‘ int. Dr. J. Q Jeﬂldﬂl, City. } iii-hare tooled in mo.

J. R McKie. oiity.

Sec. lei.

15cc». 1st. River.

ii-Mura fooled ill 1M0. Dimcan Robertson. North

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liii. W. l~i, \'_ -Duubitr. city. I p t. u l w“ i 3nd. . ndrew Mciiliichcrn, York‘ 3..., 1 qroaim] vfpyiuus w 1917. "i9 °°>° ° "5 50cm" Pei . _ i pUinL I “Idumne Bros" Uni Lehman. Vnrlcnilvur gimlel‘. was Rgal sgv|ug ‘t “ 3m- GWYB? McAuhlYi Yon‘. Lind. Hzminiimil holly. Soutliport. struck in the iucr in the second L i 1'11"". ‘ ‘ 21111.1?‘- l‘. Stewart KL ‘S011. Dun- period “ml biully injured, ‘ . ‘I i-‘miﬂmvgé- Th tlrqi game oi‘ tho Stanley (‘up ' i ' =i rut-lei i» . : I . . .. ; Marmalade -' " ML "M. Hark Unmn Romp . Se“ gfyzwulnei] m 1M7‘ series will be pluycii in Mincuuui _ _, 2nd. liainuitmii ‘Kelly. Southport. 15L Stephen Thoma (Huh Ziiunilny night. 1 '5i1‘i|- W H- Newsmii Killgslnn- i 2nd. (‘liiftird Lou. Victoria ————<.>___.M_. AIlWu‘mJ‘M_W'- . ;‘.ri. l). it hcrls n. North ltiver. i Sec ~i~ii‘oiiied in 1920. i ' 0 0 , iicsnrc utymir ivmndution iii-turn BIFUQJIIMINNMSIIWPFN- f, lat. Neil Ferguson. Cornwall. Soc. :l~i<‘ouii-d in i918. My“... U, m" "l, i. mum “Rm-‘m-‘nhh ‘S; Zuii. liuncun Robertson. North 1st. Horne iiroi... Wineloc’ , . iver. j 2nd. Jttmcs Jewell. North .._. .. -—~—'=-_'r- ' River. 141w. 5-—Liliu.mpion-—<Dr. J. S_ iii-d. ‘Rhos. .\iiii_<. ('li_\". Jenkins. Class 10.—Generai Purpose Mare - » »-~--~~ ' or Gelding 0 ' Sou i. '|"tliii(‘(] previous tn iliiT. eumatjsm mt. .1. u. (Trouby. Marshiiielii. ; _ . 2nd. llurnc liroe.. Winsioc. Ioritic, Sciatica, Neurnigiu. '

Templeton’: Rheumatic * , Capsules l

law hroulht Rood hon-lib to holi-n-nxillion i

A iiaithitil, mono anvinl "M47. will known ior ﬁ teen yearn, pro- ﬁibd bgodoctoru, I lold by 11ml‘

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LOCAL M-“NTS “£00m BROS‘ ﬂhnmiiryv (‘hﬂmplliliﬂilip series will he

i 2nd. D_ W. White. York Point.

' iii-d. Hcrbrrt Horne. Wlnnloe '

Clasu ik-Grlde Draft Gelding any

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I SE Carnation Milk liberally at every

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Carnation Milk is Nature's ﬁnest food in a convenient form. It is just pure, rich cow's milk with part of ‘the water removed by evapo- ration——seaied in air-tight containers while perfectly fresh and sterilized. It contains all the rich bodybuilding elements of milk

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In the can Carnation Milk stays sweet

indeﬁnitely. You can keep a months supply ahead on your pailtry shelves. Your children

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‘Vancouver not only won the i-liuzii- one Reglﬂered sumo" lpionsnigi oi’ the [lfwillg fwmri lint,»

. __ ‘ duty AhSULTiZILiOII by deicuiing the

lot. iianinionti Kelly, Southport. Mi?!“ b)’ l5 1-0 3 "ml 12 i" 2 i" me Jliity-Ulf si-rii-s. but lii‘-i0 tho l'ii-'.i|t to §pluy Uitiiwii next iyicnday for ii-e

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‘ ‘"9 SMW" l" Heme“ 'unaible to score until juet before

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“From Contented Cows" __

piiiyed in Vancouver. Lust nig-ht 'STRANGL£‘R"‘ LEWIS T0

inking a

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can have this nourishing milk to drink when- r " ever they need it. i»

You simply dilute Carnation Milk with at " least an equal quantity of water. It 1S then ready for every purpose for which you use ordinary milk. And its rich quality makes more delicious, more nutritious cocoa, bread- and-miik, puddings, custards. cakes, soups and sauces.

Or you can use it as cream, for tea and coffee, direct from the can. Carnation is the only milk supply your home needs

Try this convenient milk supply oneweek and you never change back to ordinary milk. Order several tall (16 oz.) cans from your grocer. e is the Carnation Milkman.

1 '4 , Made in Canada by do, i“ . Carnation Milk Products Co., Limited i." ‘ ‘k

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"Strangler" Lewis. world's cham- |pion hiaavyweiizhi wrestler. "placed ‘an order for ii machine, stipuiatilw _ WI=(Jl1l'l‘A. Kus... Mitr_ 18.~1Mter that ii be ilelivercil to him a5 soon . i ride in an airplane. Ed as possible. i

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Sec. Ii.»~d<‘iii\letl in 19.18. 1st» (diver Newt-ion. Winsloa. 2nd. J. l), Mcitae. isouiitpuri.

Age 1st. Duni-iin Mini-shall. Kingston 2nd. Augustus Hurry. Milton, R]

3rd. Experimental Farm. (‘ity. . _ , _

Vancouver Wins

Paciﬁc Coast y Hoc- key Championship

SEAHTLE. Mar. 18_-—~'i‘he world i1

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