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‘VESTERN PERSONALS

‘—Mr. Phillip ‘Mt-Dougall oi’ Rich- mond has left for iluniiord. Maine.

—Mrs. Clifford Wright of Middle- ton was in town Saturday.

Mr. and .\irs, T‘homas L. Shreenan and tlaugliter. of Iiinkora were visitors to Suinnicrside last week.

—.\lr. William .\l. Humphrey of Moncton is visiting old‘ friends in Suiiimcrside. .

—-».\Irs_ Judge McQuarrie has re- turned to ilhr home iii Suiiimcrside from a visit to Boston.

-—.\irs. .\I. J. .\le.l.ellan is spend- ing a few days with friends in (Tliariottetown.

—-.\li.<..t Marlon Williams of Pop- ular Grove was a Vitlilvl‘ mi-rsitlt- on Saturday.

—.\lrs. James f‘. Wood. iiazel- brook is visiting iii Summersitlt- tlit guest of liei- sister Mrs. George Cal beck.

—Mr‘. Vi’. B. \Veslcy of St, John. N.'ll., spent. the wt-k end in Snni- meisidt- on business.

—-.\lr. and Mrs. .\lc('zinnel of Kin- kora were visitors to SulunlPT-Sltifl last week. .

—Mr. Win. ilurnes or hialpeque. has aecepteti a position in the Roi‘- ul Bank. Tillllilih-

——<.\Iiss Laura linker. Alina, is the gm.“ 0i‘ 'M]_-'u sibyl Palmer, Tig- nish.

»-.\‘liss lit-it; McDonald. (‘turr- loltettiwti. is the guest of Dr. and Johnston, Tlgnlsh.

- “If, Leonard Robert of the staff of the ltoyai llank Tittflish. Wtls i‘ visitor to Sunimcrsltlti on ‘Monday.

—.\irs. ltutli Dickiestin, New Glasgow, ti‘. id. l. is visiting friends in Suiuiiiersidc.

“Mr. John T. McKay of Sea View was in town ‘Saturtltiy and bought $2000.00 t-f lobster supplies

~~NIIXHHTS Arnold Leftirgey of T1‘? on and (li-tirge llcffcc of (‘ape Tra- verse were in town Saturday Ou business.

flhlrs. Earl Kennitl)‘ "I Kim‘ singtoii and Mrs. Waltlron llarratvli were visitors to SIIYIIIIIOFSIII!‘ Sat- urtla_v.

—Miss Dorothy’ Duclit-miii tiif'har ioiitliflWll anti Miss Gladys (‘raw- ford_ Norboro lvt-re in town Satur- duy.

~—Messr~t William iiaslein Spring- ilt-lii and Gordon l\lt-\Viliiain of (‘ape Traverse were in town Sat- urday on business.

M-Zlirs. James Lyiids, Kensingltin Mrs. M. A. MeNelll and Mrs. L. A. llurleigh of 'l‘ynt> Valley’, ivert- vis itors to town Saturday.

—Mr. James M. Burns, lumber dealer of Rexton, .\'. ll, is spending a few days in Suninierside on busi- ness.

—Me.ssrs. Iloward Ramsay, Ham- ilton. Ztlillar Fyfe, Nlargate and Andrew McLeod, lrishtoivn were in town on business Saturday.

-—-.\lrs. J. P. White anti the Misses Etta Gillis and Nancy Keefe, Al- berton, were visitors to 'I‘ignisli. Monday.

—Misa Winnie tilt-ought Oi Char- lottetown is visiting in Summer- sitic the guest of MP5. Charles Mc- Donald.

-—Mr. Arling Kilbritlge of (Tot-- way Wits in Summerside Saturday cit route to his homo from a visit

to Sum-i

niiersitli- l \\ ith the “t it tunpany, S12: uiersidc office.

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to Fredericton, ‘N. B,

—Mi.~:.=. Margaret lirLeotl of Sum il‘l~ accepted a position i\"l'i‘. Union TPitfl-Zfilllil

-~-Mrs, l’. L. Morris who has been relieving Air. E. J. McTague, sta-

tion agent, Tignish. returned to Wtiarlottetosvn on Monday. --.\lr~ John \\'illiu|ii< of (‘liar-

Join-town is visiting in Summcrsitlt: Iiilt‘ gut-st. oi‘ her son Mr. George Williams, florist,

-~'I'he many friends of .\lr. Hub- ert Gillis, Summerside will he pleas ed to se him around again after his recent illness. '

~——-.\liss (‘assie Sinzillman who has been visiting her parents, Mr. anti Mrs. John Smalimtin of Summer- sitle. has lcft for Acadia Seminary, Wolfvillc.

—.\'iiss Waiitln Aicliityre oi’ the oil tail" of lldcssrs. R. T. liol- lllllil- Ltti., is spending a fcw days at hcr lionie in Grand River, Lot l-i.

-Miss Pearl Lidstoiic. late of the firm oi‘ Lea and lltiniphrcy, Suminersitlo, has acceptctl a posi- tion with the Farmers’ (JoOpt-ra- live, Kcnsington.

—.\ir.'l‘. L. Butler, Glengtirry, Lot 7, WllS a passenger to Suiniiicr- side last Tuesday to moot .\Il'.‘i. llutler who WilS returning from the Charlottetown Hospital. -

~Mr. L. Roy Johnston, returned to S. D. lt., Charlottetown. after Rilyllflilll-Z Plaster at. his home in ’i‘ignish. lie Wlls accompanied by his cousin. Miss llelen McDonald.

A-Mcssrs Georz" Grady 1nd Ar- iliiir Ir‘. Bell are thc proiil owner-i of a llaby Grand Chevrolet live passenger touting cars purchased from lilessrs Lea & liuinphrcyg sum ‘ incrsidc.

--*Mrs. Arthur l-lowait anti chil- dren anti sister, Miss Wiiinifreti Gaudet, Charlottetown and Mr. lien Gaudet, Provincial Bank. Summer- sitle, spent the Easter holidays with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. .i. |Gaudet. Tigiiish.

Children Should Never Drink Tea or Coffee.

They are harmful to growth and development and have a particu- larly bad effect cm the nervous system of the child.

Give the ' children

INSTANT

Posrori f

and avoid tea and coffees harm Iberia} a Reaaon”

—Mr. J. Edgar Smallman, of Dartmouth, N. S., is visiting in Suininersitie the guest 0f his broth- er, Mr. John Sniallman,

——.\lr. Edward Phillips. accountant in the Batik of Nova Scotia here, has gone to relievcJ/lr. J. L. Black, manager o l’ the Bank of Nova Scotiu at. O'Leary.

~--.\lr. ltoy Johnson of Tignish spent the day in town enroutb to (‘htiriottetown where he will re- sume his studies at Si, Houston's L/IIIVETSII)’.

—<Mr. \l'in. McKay of East Bid:- forti was iii town Saturday. .\ir. Mc- hay walked across the ice from his liflule to ellerslie, usually, this time or the year, this water is all open. »

—-<.\Ir. John D. McCallum, eastern lllllllatlltr for the Family lleraltl anti Weekly Star, Montreal was iii Suni mersitle interviewing fox owners ‘re gar-ding fox business for the coin- ing year.

—~Mi". Robert. Morrison returned '

to his home in Summersitlc Satiir- day evening from Halifax, N. “S., to attend the funeral of his inotli-

—t‘l' PAYS to buy in this Prov- Inca.

—A MEETING OF THE PRINCE County Baseball League will be held in Summersido at eight 0'- czock Wednesday, April 14th. 8222-4-13-ME2l

——ICE HEAVY-The ice although breaking up in the harbor around Summersidc is apparently quite thick at the North Shore. On Friday of this last week a man drove from Locke ‘Shore to Curtain island.

--B|G SHIPMENTZ-One liun- dred and thirty-five thousand busti- els of oats left the Island for seed purposes and or this vast amount over 51 per cent of these have pas- sed A-l Government inspection.

—DON‘T FORGET THE AUCT- ION SALE OF implements and household effects of the late J. W. Wright, Chelion April 17th.

8221-4-13-hiE3i

-DOUBLE THE PRODUCTIV. ITY 0F THE SOIL by using Hol- Utah's special fertilizer.—A conipo- sition to suit your soil and crop. Particulars and prices from It. '1‘. llolnian Ltd., Summerside. 8201-4-12-ME3i

-—SAD BEREAVEMENT.——Alfrt-tl Green, the 11 year old son of Mr. Wm. Green, Elinsdale passed away at the Prince County Hospital Sat- urday nfierncou. He was brought to the Prince County Hospital on ‘Tuesday suffering from appendicit- is but later developed into peret- onis causing his death besides his grief stricken parents, he leaves to mourn two brothers. The body was taken up to his home on the 0.30 train Saturday.

—FUNERAL SERVICES.— The funeral of the late Mrs. D. R. Mor- rison, which took place from her home at two o'clock Sunday after- noon wa-x very largely attended by friends and relatives. There were numerous floral tributes showing the high esteem with which Silt was held. The Rev. Mr. Mitchell conducted the services at the house anti grave. Following were the pall-betirers, .\Ir. A. S. McKay. J. M. Noonan, George Morrison, Ito- bert Morrison, Rhatlerick Morri- son. Daniel Steel, John 'l‘odil and Arthur Rogers.

--RUMORS CONTRADICTELI- Thcre has been riiniors floating about outside of Funinierside that Central Street which had been re- built lasi; summer and fall had been broken up and not. fit to travel on. These rumors are absurd and tin- true. Central Street is and has been perfectly dry for the past two iveelts. due to tht- splendid enginee

ing. construct‘ and, the pet'- fcct draining i ‘.11, ttntl is a crczt- it. to the town. (lite twirl up this magnificent higlixvay will satisfy

anyonn that those rumors are in- (ZOITGCI.

‘—-HALIDURTON NOTES. — hlisses Aiargtiret and Laura Rice and Etlllit Fish of llaliburttni have returned to (‘. ll. (fnllege, (‘liar-

was of the opinion potato was the one to grow.~herir

igist Laboratory said that P. E. island has a soil and climate exceptionally adapted for the growing of pota- toes we have also the conditions

-‘l'RAN8FERRED.--Mr. L. D. Hankiuaon, ‘Seed Inspector o! the Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. who has been inspecting, seeds throughout the Island for the past three months has been transferred to Winsor. Ontario and leaves for his distiuation Monday.

-HOME ' FOR BURlAL.—-The body of Mia. llflizabeth Murray, widow of the late Ben]. Murray, formerly of Bedeque, was brought home front Illinois on the 7th inst. The body was accompanied by her son William. The funeral was held on the Sili to the North Bedeque Presbyterian Cemetery. Rev. Mr. McGuarrie officiating.

-—HORSE NOTE. —Mr. Daniel Steele of Sunimerside has recei- ved from Nir. C. L. Jackson. Ban- gor Maine, two horses delivered to his care for training. One is sir- ed by Capt. Aubrey and the other is a sister to Dan S. The tastes‘. race horse in the State of liiaiiie last year. IMr, Jackson will he wel known as he owned, trained and drove Northern Spy, who raced in the Iilaritime Provinces]

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ely after he left some things deve- loped which had a very bad cffcct. It would certainly mean ii lot to the island to have this company COIIH: here lo take care of the low- er grades of potatoes. He dwelt up- on the necessity of "properly ferti- lizing the land. lie had known oi’ a titan tvlio Iliad grown potatoes iii the same field for 41 years. \\'c could easily grow three or four times as niauy as we have been Proper fertilizing and proper illit- ehinery are very essential. ln grow ing white potatoes he strongly ad- vised properly" spraying theiultctl Dakotas heibelievcti to be the most suitable to grow here.

Mr. Kauiize of Denny anti (‘o., Chicago, ‘potato buyers ivtho happ- ened to be iii the city and hear-l of the meeting said he WAS very pleased to meet some of the local growers. lie stated that a great inauy of the potato growers of Niiehigan and Wisconsin treat their seed diefore planting with excellent results. lie stated that our blue potatoes were not wvantetl in Iiil’ American market and that llli-_\ were ‘WOPIII ‘from 25 to 5o cents less than white potatoes and lrtini 25 to 11C- ct-iiis lens than reds. iic

tMr. E. G. Peppiii, plant‘ Patholo- at. tithe Eaeperiiileifltxil l-‘arm

which cause iblight. The farmers

here have not treated potato seen to any

extent. ‘before planting though it had been rccominentlctl Biacklcy was a disease which hail "Rust-d losses here ranging trtini

that the red -

e1‘ ‘Mrs. D. R. Morrison on Sunday. 0 m 50 p” Com i“ m0 “Hui l‘ can easily he ctintiollt-ti by proper lrctitiiient‘. One point of tornialin

lottettiwn alter spending the Eas- ter holidays at their ilflfll0:~'.—~-.\'Il‘.

——.\lr, Rennie Desroche, formerly

oi‘ Summersltie but for tho pas-t year has been residing in Souris, re turned to Summersfde and has ac- cepted his former position ,in the emIpioy of Messrs It, ‘T. Holman, Ltt .

Commons at Sea 0n Timetluestion

(Special to The Guardian.)

()'I"I‘A\\'.t\, April l2.—-\Vith day- light saving going into effect there on May 2 tho Government has now to considt-i‘ whether it will do as the. Romans do or continue its ses- sions on standard time. Sir George l-“tisier stated tonight. that the inatt- er would be taken up within the next. uwrek or ten days: Last year the House sat .f0r two wetks on the old t.liiie but at the end of that. time tiecitled to fall into liiic with

OIIEIWJ city. This year the rail- ways | will remain on standard time.

Child Welfare In Ontario

(Special to The Guardian.)

()T'l‘AWA, April 12.—Dr. llcien McMurchy oi‘ Toronto will take act- ive charge. of the division oi‘ child welfare of the federal department of health iii Otluwti. Announcement of the appointment of Dr. Me.- Murcliy s inado today by the civil service tft)lllllli.“lt<ii0ll, announcement is also niado of tho appointment of John l) MacGlllivray returned soldier to be collector of cuswnis at Allilgdlllsll.

--—-—4-o>- PRESENTATION.

Mr. James Carver, Dear Friend!»

llearing you are about. to 81W? up your position as mail carrier. we, your friends and neighbors have assembled here this evening to show our appreciation of you! services while with with us and al- so our regret at loosing such a faithful carrier.

All through the nine years that you have carried our mall you have always been cheerful. greeting ev- ery one with ti smile and a joke. Always whistling and singing in sunshine or in storm. In 300d 0r bad roads we have never known you to shirk your duty.

You have always been obliging. not only in delivering our mail, but also in carrying parcels or pas- aengers.

Your faithfulness and cheorfulneas shall long be remembered by us all.

We aak you to accept these small tokens an a sign of our ap- preciation or your services.

Wishing you and your family many years of health and prosper-

ity.

Signed in behalf of the communi- ty. llarry S. Harvey: Adrian Mc- Lure; Brenton Clark and Clifford Rogers.

idltvootl Aiacl-Iacliern of (‘ape \Volle crossed by the cnrfcrry on Satur- day on his way to Iltilifa-ie-atzpepe, he expects to remain for some time ~liev. J. E. Whithain lifts been holding special services at. (lope Wolfe for the past two weeks. It is iiopcti that much good will re- sifit from these services-Hie!’ friends arc stirry to report that Mrs. ii-‘in. ltielly of ilaliburton is still eoniiuttl to her room by ill- ness.

M COMPLETE TIE-UP OF FREIGHT AT THE INTERNATIONAL BORDER

'l‘Olt0'.\"i‘(). April 10.—~Superin- tentlent tllowkt-r. oi’ th" Grand Trunk , totiay reported that the

freight. tic-up at. the international horticr. as the result of the switch~ men's strike in the llniteti States was the most complete that he had experienced iti his railroutling his- tory.

lie declared that neither the (Tan adiaii Ptitrifit: or the Grand Trunk is moving any (iriiiatlian freight to United States ipoiiits. At present iherc is in sight no relief from this situation.

Noiiiiii-alioiis for lieiisiiig- toii Races

Noiiiintititms for the 2.40 trot to lit- hclti at ltensington on Wednes- diiy. July 14th:

illt-Kiniion Drug Co" itnrn.

J. i'lli‘l\(‘l' llnoper, Charlottetown. Dr. J. l). McIntyre, Montague. \\'. ll. McArtliur, Ktinsington. Josopli L. Mtiirlieiid, Suiiimersidc i‘. S. Brown. Charlottetown. llonry C. Hooper, Fharloitetown. Geo. ll. Hooper, Charlottetown. llobt. Johnson, Kenslngion. lianinioiid Kelly’, (fharlottettiwii. lluiiiinonti Kelly, Charlottetown. Hammond Kelly, (Iharlottettiwn. tllornc Bros. ivinsloe.

John l‘. Smith, Kinkora.

Dr. W. G. (‘hiirch, Summers-tide. \‘\7Ycllington McNeill, Southport. 1 I .

(‘liarlottc-

Dinner lets

If you select your next Dinner Set from one of our stock pat?- tern Dinner ware lines you are getting the best in the market.

Black 8i Co.

Suniiyside, p Ch’town

hours VWJS- the best prevent;

Another was

in thirty gallons of tvzitt-r for t.\\'u

earrosi'.'t~

at the rate of two ounce-s in 25 gallons oi’ ivater. It should be used only in a ivootleu vessel and it \\'-.is very iniporttiiit that all cullings left over he ‘buried in tirder that no ttnimal should get hold oi‘ them. The late ‘blight was the greatest

pest we have to cinittrntl with here.

'i‘l.ie annual loss is three llliillJll dollars in I’. E. l.. ehrough that. dis- casc. Alone ‘thorough spraying with ivliitt is commonly known as the “foiir-ftiurs" mixture was the thest remedy. The white. potatoes, he tieolaretl if thoroughly sprayed nill be just as sound and eatathlte as any others we grow. Tn spra-y an acre of potatoes four times, he showed had cost, $4.50 hut ‘the a~ niouiit of increase over the 1ircv~ ions yetir Ill niarkctalilt- potatoes. was over $50 an acre so that spiny int; pays well.

Mr. A. E. lilcliean, lil.l...-\., spoke thricfly of the results obtaint-tl in his district with irish Wobbler. lit- belicveti seed pottitocs could bc grown ‘to advantage here.

Other sptuiktzrs were Hull. W. M. Lea, (Tomiiiissitiiiei' of Agriculture, who promised all hilt! Assistance he could give. to the new organizi- etitm Mr. l’. Brodie. M.l...-\. who spoke at some length on his ex- Derifllu- in growing potatoes, anti gave as his opinion that. more pota- toes would be planted here this yettr than ever before and also strongly favored the. potato flour mill tiroiettt. and '.\li'. J. A. DEW-ll? M.l..A., who said that in his re» miirks in the House several days before. his words had been iiils- CUllSITilml by some. He hail stated that he believed in potato growing but didn't believe in plueiiit»! Ill" emphasis on it. it. was a good ivay to clear ‘he laud. lie did not be- lieve in the policy of n straiiilPl‘ coming anti forcing all the virility from the. soil and ttlien loaving it. He had stiitl nothing uilioiit n fltitir mill. Mr. 11B. bit-Donald also spoke briefly urging the organization it: work at, much as possible with titt- shippers.

‘Mr. llntienbury said that in stun» of the States they offer prizes For the. man who can grow the larslt“? quantities to the acre ile llitniitht it. an excellent idea, and t-taitl that Mr. tMutch anti himself would put. up $50 each if the Department of Agriculture would do some thing. He ipreterreti that this should lie for Queen's County. Men from the other counties might make similar inducements. He tbelieved we mlgli: have 70,000 acres under cultivation here which would be. double the present acreage.

‘Ilhe work of organization was then proceeded with lilesin-s. Me- Fadyen, Brodie. lVleLean, l). B. Mc- Donald and D. F. McDonald an titt- organizing committee with the re- suit announced at the start of thin article. . The following resolution, moved by Mr. D. F. McDonald. seconded by Mr. P. Brodie, M. L. A., and sup

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