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clause-_.

-Mr. ww. Murphy. son of Mr.

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Friday' in Cape Traverse and visited returned to his home after spending a several oi the prominent farmers who row days in Charlottetown, attending are thinking of building in the inter- the Seed Fulr. As usual Mr. Murp-

osls oi his ilrm_-N.

hy has won several prizes in the vari- ous seed competitions.-N.

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G Jinrry _\i. Whitlock, Charlottetown Qpliotinlil l~lunlc. iris.

gi: Lieutenant Morrison, Georgetown 'lf Private- Peter Hughes, Mill Cove il;Pri»-are J._r:. Beaton, nroonneid, ;_: Private McQueen, Mount Vernon william lucintym. Charlottetown

°;l€. F. Ellis. Summersido

if Private W.l`i. Davey, Albion Bay

., Pic. Ed. lilcken, Georgetown.

Driver W.L. Ferguson, Alexandria. l-iarold Gillis, Summerslde.

Ronald Vcssey, Charlottetown. Wilfred McKinley, Sydney. -

fi Daniel L. Mr-Beth, Iris.

_ Gr. James M. Smith, Albion Bay.

‘George Currie Georgetown.

' Herbert Cecil Mae1ntyre.»Boaris.-

John Stewart, Wood Islands. _ Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown. Gunner W.G. Bruce, Red Point.

. Pte. C.A. Arnald, Charlottetown.

' 'P_te. L. Coffin, Morell.

Pte. S, E. Chandler. Mt. Albion. Pts. Garnett Gillis, Montague.

Pte. Fred Halliday, Eldon. ' P. Carragher, Kelly’s Cross.

. . Fidele Gallant, Tignish.

" Capt. Fred Mayo, Charlottetown.

i Nelson H. McLeod, Alborton. - Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond. Li Percy Mott-ernll, Fortune Cove.

"' H. Beal-.~.stu. Hallburton, P. E. I.

- H. A. Mc`Beth. Iris. -

Harold Beairsto, Albsrton .

~ Ray Fitzgerald, Charlottetown.

-.5 Percy Clark _ Sharron, 'Crapnud . 3- Pte. Lester ~Proud.'-'Char ottetown

Gunner J . Bowden, ' %=.|lott._ntovrn . tt Pts. N. .m¢»_x¢nn».--N inigorarlr

Pte W A` Moibueen, tr orhon

____ fn- _ _ - a‘l2"P.°'1§.l'._"'°»‘~;1<=*_'1-' Tm' 1__ iéaw»r.|.oiared'h.-_iihavistdwn I-larry Docherty. ‘Martinville

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Private Geo.`W. Sharp, Summcrside. Private J. E. Lockerbic, Cascumpec . Private Bruce McLellan, indian River. f Pte Damien McKenna, Charlottetown . Private Charles S. Beaton, Brookfield Corp. 'Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington' Wilfred Clark Wright, Victoria Cra-

paud. ;

Robert Trainor. Charlottetown, (Van-_

couver, B. C.) ~

Lieut. Reuben E. Stewart Wlmot

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‘alley (Montréal) » 1. lrorrrg, _ eph P. Arsonault. The members of

Corp. H. S. Pierson, Charlottetown. f

(Victoria Australia). 5

Ptc. M.J ._Fraser, Whim Road Cross. Lance Corporal M.W. Chisholm. Uigg. Lance Corporal, Angus Arsenn‘ult._

Private W.E.I-I. McKay, Bradslbane.

(Gas Poisoning) _

Murdock Neil McPhee, Heatherdale. j Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown. _ Private Peter Martin Grant, Bangor. Pte. Samuel Elliott. -Winslowbtation. Pte. Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond, Lot 1

Pte. _Donald F. ` Campbell, Newport. '

Lot 54. _ ' '

Slerigeant John A. McLean, North Car-

d gan .

Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague. Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington. Lieut . Eric Warburton. Charlottetown. Pte. Cliiiord Rogers, Miaeonche. P.Bi.I. Pte. Alexander McDougall, Nine Mile

Creek. _ _ _

sergt. John A~. McNeill. Charlottetown Farrier, James Gllllspie, Appin Road._ Donald D. McPherson, Glen Wlllllmr (seriously ill) _ ` Gunner James M. Smith, Lot Eli, (Ben

iously ill.)

Sapper J. McDonald. Charlottetown. Daniel H. Bears, Brooklyn, Lot 61. James Marshall Cove Head Road '

Samuel Chandler. Pownal

_ __ . . -t. _ . . _ ,_ tJ:¢rg_.v_rn1 be sold at Fa-nnu.A ation.-

. .1 .__- rf ' _. nr-_grantor the court nom--tn';'s\an'~

mos E Mur hw Au stine Cov has

-W K IMIOUGAN, Globe Fox E! C

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erse rink is in good condition and tlw young people are enjoying the sport ot skating. A bon-tire ot brush gath

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-.egirrs AN§_b¢t»ta:“-1-*smartly

tailo d..Sults and Coats-'l‘ry_on one oi our new coats, and see the cut. fas- hion, and becoxnlngness of _tli‘is""seI- son's models. You will ilnd just' the styli you are looking ior. our ‘range is no complete. lt. T. HOLMAN. LIM- ITED. Summerside. 7799-3-l4~M2iEli.

-RALLY TONIGHT. - A big re-

cruiting rally will be held lu th New Orange Ilnll at Kensington on Tuesday evening, March 14th. A good program is being prepared by the Kensington qunrtette and 105th choir. Comealong and -join the ballily throng.

-“THE IRISH AGENT "-Central

Bedeque Hall, March 17th. Same pro- gramme as lu Summersido on the night of tho 16th with a sale ol' home-

charlty Tickets 25 cents Now on p

sale at Wm. Calbeclt’s Store, and at pf; Q gnugmelr -5,-|_|| delitver uw ‘ the Hall on the night ofthe play. 7818 dr-egg, ' ~ ‘ ~ 7793-3-l3M21.

-ATTENTION is directed in this, issue to the sale oi Fox Stock andvsa

shares to beisold by the Court of of

Chancery lu Delaney and Senhener. J_ The foxes in the Silver Fox Ranchlng Co.. Ltd., and, in the Kiondylre Co._

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-IT QA¥| to buy in this Province.

a an

change is Guardian Agent in Summer mum

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-ENJOY RlN_K»- The Clbe TUV f

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ered by the boys added to the attrno B rd tion_nnd pleasure of a few evenings _ MAN'

made c_andy. Proceeds donated 'to Dorn forget _the big eoncorton St.

-FOR SALE-.Valuable farm

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cents

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concert

-CONCERT AT KENSINGTON.-‘

clt’s night at flenshl on Rev Dr.

le; buildings in good repair. the 'bestiooationo on P. E. l.. A10! Brown Kensington.

7785-3-13M2i.

» Kensington celebrated the fourth an-

are ot the best breeding of P. El 1. Silver Black Foxes, This is nn 'op- portunityior investors. 7802

-ANNIVERSARY SERVICE.-Ries

gal Lodge I O. 0. F. ol' the Town of

ntversary of the organization on Wed- _ nesdny evening last. Wfith the addi- tion ol'-about one hundred invited

-TOWN COUNCIL MEETING-I

Owing to the absence of the Mayor and some oi' the Councillors at recruit-‘ ing meetings,_the tlrst meeting of the Town Council last night was :uli0\\l'l1' ed till to-night.-C.

-KENSINGTON JEWELER.-Hee

tor F. Morrison, wntchmaker and ‘ewoiier at Kensington, has just -I0-

most enjoyable event in the history ry

dine, Councillor, very acceptably ‘per- formed the duties of chairman. The

that famed professor of music Mrs

Campbell of Burlington delighted the X, audience. The ioilowlng programme r

Harry Bowness and Garnet W. Proiitt. -Plano Solo, by Mrs. James Campbell,

Thompson. Recitatlon by Miss Mabel Be

guests the lodge room was comfortab- Leived a new stock of up-to-date jew- ly illled and what was voted to be the gl;-y. Orders taken on Toronto jewel-

oi the lodge resulted. Dr. F. W. Jar- ‘my

instrumental music furnished by brown mack mm-¢_ white hi forehead.

eighlngabout 950 lbs.. carrying toni.

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WGS BXCQHGUUY l`@“'1°\`@d- Illsml' bolstering. Notify Mrs. Florence Sum- mental music Violin and Piano, Messrs ne,-_ 1~|gulsh_ _ 7312-3~14-M2l_

Addresses ol’ welcome, J. F. Proiltt. shipment just M h;md_ve;-y nigh 3991!' Rel* H- R- Ben- 501° bY» -Wh" class articles. ln full dinner and tea

McA.rthur. Duet by Mrs. Campbell and you want something ¢._,,pe¢|a||y dainty G=1ru9tPr0fitt- Speech by George Ryan _-see this Pompadour china. R. T.

Solo by, Walter Found. Speech J. J. HQLMAN_.L|M|'pE|)_ summer-g1dq_

tlrms can he illleii promptly. Spec- snle on clocks. 7800-fl-1-i~M2lpd.

_.5TQLEN.'- Seven year old dark

getuer with black body puns slelsh d runners, with green leather up-

-POMPADOUR CHINA.- Another

ts or odd pieces-_-stock patterns..li

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Island Roll of Honor _

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` The prompt and posltlva results given ~ by this pleasant-tasting liomo-mudc f cough syru 1 has c» sei 't to bc td '

' gives almost instant relivl and will usual-

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ictr cou lure .dyt _ost fo.tf_ '4

Abmm,s vmage r-gntxéir lr-gs Vg; co?xld%z’(t ling sign? Ji

McKinnon. Duet Mrs. McFadyen and Mrs. E. Urch. Solo Garnet W. Prolltt. Plano Solo Mrs. -James Campbell. After a sumptuous feast of good things _ served by thc members of Regal Lodge the Rev. G. A. Sutherland, gave a spirited address. The National An- them brought the social to a close. l

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Ends Dry. Hoarse or Painfui Coughs

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Inexpensive but Unrqulled _ NN%HM+%$

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ninrclionres than auv other ram:-dv. it

y overcome the average cough lu 24

(let 2% ounces Pinox (.10 cents worth)

from any drug: store, pour it into rr.. lil- ounco hottlc and illl the bottle with plain granulatc-ll sugar syrup. Tliis makes I0 oungcs-n. family supp v-of the xurlt ef-

. _ . url rvurlv-umdc cough medicine for $2.50. l€_irsil\; uri-pared and ncvcr spoils. I-'ull

lliihctions with Plncx. t t I

" re rom ness cer sin nm ensc

with wh¥ich tgls Pincx Syrup ,overcomes ».‘ had eouifl. elitist or_i.hroat. cold is truly , rt-marka ls. ta quickly loosens a dry lioarseor tjgfht courfh and heals and soothes a-pain ul coug i in a hurry. With n. pcrslsoenthlooae cough stops the for- mation oi p lr-gm in t _e t rout and bron- chlni_ tubes, t us ending' the annoying hacking. _

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over lor its splendid eiicct. in bronchitis whooping cough, bronchial nsthms. and ‘

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-Pre/‘ vermin at Monson. Frederic ton. r. E. I. » P|’°V"|¢¢ ttf P '"1" “Wifi Mild _; __ - ’ _

- ;.` 1" ...ll _Poisonous ' '” »°*“"°*'¥-- t ` »

__ _ _ 1 5,; u, M ,gg or gi, n || -Mr. Aldx. Wood. Mt. Tryon.. was

ue" 'I' `{ir;l;Ti§r'si:§o§:t§:o1tx%'bb¢ T No. sms.” ° a r e 0 " '“§‘*l’€ ""'""°'S° F`_'”‘d°Y 0” ”“°‘“_°“-

Private Llyod Lceman. Georgetown. » . " ' - - - ` 7 ~

Tbeliester Clair J ’b Road John De|an_e_y_ ‘andnaii-s, complainants _ _ML and Mr°""""’s_ Ham `"` `

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wait¢r~3ontno‘v’_and ano. Defendants; were in Cap" T"“'°""°`.°" . - -, _ . gcontly.-N.

F l_’0\5l_l IOYOWIL _1` `.,’i mil. C.B»` PIIUBGO c|lIl'|0l\Ul0'lI.'5' _ Purgunnt [9 an order gf the Mggtgr _ *_-f.‘;__ ' ' -_-.__ »u#to. .'iao.._Da>wsoq‘lf'0_\Yn.`New London ° __ ._ ' K _ of the Rolls made in tho above cause!

Plncx is n. liiglilv concrtitralcd com- *Ml A“5U5|-me /\¥°90Ul\l|i- m0Y¢d` ills

wi ur Wu lm _ _ ‘4r. Baptiste Barriault volunteer ‘i’rom` -T-0 “V055 dimm0;n¢_ment in making _Summerside paid a visit to his home this. ark your drumist for "zu, ounces H Mwmvllle rocentiga- An item .i_u= Pines,” and don't accept anvtlnngelse. Q recent Guardian n ed that Mlolj A guarantee at absolthtgdsatlsiacuoné or Coretta Gallant ot Abrsm’a Village _ m£“°;.g{§§'v ,hy U" -515° ',].°*\ bg ‘-an gone on it visit to nioomnem., i_5,,{_"‘ ' r “"“» -- ' “WY ms was misiimaing rr Mus autism

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-“THE -Dont for-

oi homo-

sale at

25:- Reservo seats

donated to charity. 7818

-ABRAM'8 ViLLAGE.- Mr. Aub-

lu J. Gallant sold- s. line mare to Mr. Alphonse M. Arsenauit of St. Chrys- ostome for a handsome sum, consider- lug tho lo\v price- on horses at pre- sent.-' Mr. and 1.Mrs. F. Arsenault. were visiting in Abrnm’s Village on Sunday.-- MF. Edhilbcrt Poirier was in Summcrsldc on $aturdny 4th lust. - The funeral ol' _ the into Cyprlen »' Gallant was hold on Monday morning amid a large concourse ol' people. The palt- bearors were Joseph ii. Arseuault; Clouis Gaudet, John S. LoClnre, Em- manuel Gallant. Azade Bernard. Jos-

the Assumption Society had turned out in full out of sympathy for their brother Anthony Gallant, son oi' the deceased .'- Messrs Auhln L. Arse- nault and Cyrus Gallant oi Abrn|n’s Village. both drilling in Summerslde paid a. visit to their homes recsr.\:ly.- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Arsenault re- turned .from Summerside on Tuesday 7th inst.- Rev. Father Boudreault loft Monday morning for St. And- rewsto attend the i'un_eral_ of the late Rev. Laughlin McDonald and return-_ ed on the following 'i‘uesday.- Scarlet fever has br-en prevalent .in this dis- rlct for some time past, and will pro-j bahly cause the closing of the school.

to his-new dwelling house last Mon-, day. _ This house which is 'large and spacious is in a. very suitable place.-

Pte. Joan w. Montana. srraalbure. “""""“'“ """"°“*”"°°f*_"’:"" " ., s::::§‘t.f:t..:‘.::.‘..‘:'.:‘°.':.-.,‘:.f°..~:°.‘~¥.e.'::.;=»‘

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Willis? D. McKinnon. Hoatbierdaie ~

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Btgt. Wm. B. EraA;._Charlotteiovvn. _ Pts. Alas. Lorne llc ani, loqly Pointi- wmncsnm. warms, _ - "r.*.;.*’%“.."i..;‘.!""‘......" ’ ' I Wil. ` _lr.- Loo _W;aanac¢m_, Hunter"it_inr.

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goods hemmed -just as you want them-in a few days. O W'e’ll hem up all |

_ cular pillow _cottons for`fiYou-mal<i11g- thepillow _cases in any length you ' say--with hems aswide or narrow as byou like. ~ I

` IN BUYJNG TOWELLI GS-we will hem up dish _

towels-we will make fuller towels-free. All

` 'we askis that,__you shoud buy-1ihe_-goods-_-FOR

CASH-_We’ll do the rest. _ . ’

to ' QNE WEEK ' _'

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-Mr and Mrs George Cahlll,~oi

Bedeque, paid a visit to friends in Emerald recently. <

lottetown.-N .

-Mr. Ariel Howatt oi' the P. E. l.

R., was in Cape Traverse last week

visiting: his daughter Mrs. Harry Mut- tartl- . - ' 5 `

-Mrs. John _Toombs, Searletown,

has been spending a low days with Mr.- Toomba sister. Mrs. Albert Mut- tart. Cnrelton.--N. -_

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-Mrs Ollie McCarvell oi Lower

Freetown, _who was ill with la. grlppe tor the past week or two, is now almost completely recovered. ` ` '

-The many trlentis of Mrs. Johnson

Leard. Searletown, will _rgegretto hearoi _the serious trouble, sho is_ having .with _hor ‘$708. and _bolie’t!hh.'t~ _hier aunt will soon bel tally, restored.-

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Very many who start poultry farm- _

_ing seem to aim at choapneos in every _thing-- cheap birds. citbep appliances; and it is not surprising-that they. of- ¢_°_l\' Blve it up lin' dl|`¢lint'_Just when they ought to he mnk|n‘g_ " ess, and feeling sntioilod wit_h‘- h solves bhd ` everything abottttbem. ‘ . ' 1 _

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Hundreds of Handsets?

-M-. E. In the Newest Wall' *?tiper_

Cape Traverse, spent Friday ln Char- =

atterns are HERE x New N

Springtime-housécleanihg time- wall -paper time.

Ad'f -`iaserve“ ` li' "

home Il;ealtit¢iaf‘§lf.ivl:v?sL1(1,:»lw. ___For_ 'uh¥\$e, rggy¢tg; mills one oi the choicest lines of real 'tireiifilin in well pagers that we have ever hadt,tlI_e'__of showing

_ Good wal Pa k f tif ti ‘.aa}n. 'g '

kitchen, or bedroxzxini-n(ervr_?1¢gp?r“afl:¢Humue`

r {1§\éer before shown- YOU_ LI_KE.fi‘ -

_ _ - _ Today 'would bea G 'tiineto " Prices range from 9c a ro

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-Miss Gwenduliuo Doull, Victoria. ' i* _ .

spent Sunday with her parents in Cape _ - - Traverse.-V.

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Rwben Thulin

grits 'rlieyny wen in ure tvirlter day the Waite Leg ern is gnu-aimed

' ` . a ' exceptionally well in the Sum- ilrst in the noaoi -section. Prob-

POULTRY FCI llC\_NNERs-_' mwh -- ._`- l _ ably nwimnciqg D "9 Lg

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ite and Black Leghorns have h ras tb two hire'

_on popular for many years, and to (gr intehtgvaégg-ktggg _ q -no rival.

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