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""t_ Nelson-1 hen' 2, 4, puiiet. A. 1Jn'c1.emn'i-

,,|1,.¢ Adult Breeding Pen-1, A.

s i> ~ i ‘ 1 ; 2, H. Gurney. Breeding Dummli nes 1911-1, A. Dueiiemin;-'

Pen' Piiic

A, son. .

2’ e Brahznas.

Hn;-ry Riggs-1, cock; 1, hen; 1, 2,

cockgrel; 1., Z, I.\l1l18t. W. A.\‘l)l.l1§“-2, conir; 3, hen. John Burke-3, cock- erel; 3.Pl1l10t- _

" Plymouth Rock.

wnitc--Joseph Curran-1, cock; 3, hen, George Gallbeck-1, 2, hen. A. 0, V.-L. H. D. Foster, 1 cock; 1,2 hen; 1,2 cockerel; 1,2 pullet. Barred __P_ Smallwood, 1,2 cock; 4 beni; 3 pullet;L.H.D.Foster--3 cock;1,2,3 hen, 1, 2, 3, 4 cockerel; 1, 2, 4 pullet. Adult Breeding Pen-1 and 2, L_ H, D. Foster. Breeding Pen, Hntched 1911-1, L. H. D. Foster.

Wyandottes.

White-John Whitlock-1, cock; 1,

hen; 2, coclnerel: 4, pullet. Joseph (Iiirran-2, cock. C-lev. A. Cralse-1, 3, cockercl. Gerald McCormack-4, cockerel. Ernest Weeks-2, pullet. F. E, White-3, pullet. Adult Breeding pen-1, G. McCormaclr._Breeding Pen, Hatched 1911-1, Gerald McCormack; 2, Lorne Pigott.

Rhode Island Red.

( Geo. Williams-1, cock; 2, hen; 1,

cockerel; 2, piillet. Lorne Pigottf-1, heir; 1, Pllllet. _

Bantams.

Japanese-Joseph Curran-1, ben; 1, cock, Geo. Williams-1, cockerel;

Specialist lliil Skin

Trouble No Good

Very Itchy and Disfigurlng. Got a Little Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment and Was Cured.

"For two .'=ui1imcrs I sutforcrl with

isliiri t,.-ouliie on niylorms, and on my ii-ps from my lciieerfdown. My arms '.\'i-ro badly disfigured, and -I kept them ciiv-:iii-tl. ll. carrie like tho hives, and iv:-_sz vory itchy. I consulted a specialist, wlir. 1:-'wo inrr nnidiciriu, ns wi-il :is an oivt mont., init scorned to (ln no gfoori. It wa.-1 l.»<'s'::.iiing fo app(-n,r on my i`:i»"f:.

`1 wif, :L ',.i£.i;io (1:il.iciir.”. (liiilint-ii.

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(‘ii'.l<_‘.'r:‘. »'~ii;.-"i iliirl \lii;tii\»-:..' iii-.' not ciirii mo. I ;'.ii ilsliulil-'ii '.'.i£.i» Llicm niitl rlofw-l iilr.-:1.~;\\rl to tliiri. l i::i'/o .~.;m.--1

tiring I iiiwc voiifizit-nc.' i.i. i tull nil n|_v l'rit-ms ulioiit lliirm 'tml I tliilili (‘iiti:-ur:i_ Uiiisrriiiuit is f..|l"`i. -.tt I rw-p s:‘.w." (Stunt-gli Ili. J. l!<.\<l.fl’.', 1.. Mofjaul St., Toi'onl,o, Dec. 2.2, ini".

l ~ .. , '..'.,. " 2 Coiil-Sore Bcgfiii Li ii. l‘.}./Iili l`fr:t

.. . fi . . , use ni \.i<iri3i:r;i Cr

“(`.iiti<‘\1ri\ ()iiiiz;:i__'-.‘ . ;-_~.; ,, VNV

bad coltl-sow that ini.; f-i- li..-lirs of s-‘vt-‘ro pain :ititl lfwis oi /»,:. I tried lots of other ri=ri'i04lit:-; li-.ii notiiiiig did

mc ziiiy g_r_icil till I tried '..‘.'-..<u,_».,, Omg- YT_\0l\l. an from Llio vcr'/' i:i`.'f.'5 ii mile!!- tion it l.\c:gu1i to llwil fini now tiny;-0 ig not ovcii :z .scar loft." :Sigur-rl) i\iis.‘VV. ]3oycc,M.< rmuicl Farm, 1".l'l.l.,Jun. 8, 'l 1.

Boxer r_no§c tginri ii 1_;e:iq;ni.icn Cuti_curu.

_' iii .iimuru iulmcnl. irvo

nll<>i'dvcl rho spcsrliest, safest and most irriiioriiicul troatrrient for skin und scalp l~F0Ul`l\‘>‘. ofdyoimg and old. Although ll1<‘.V Ilrr sol by ru;_ggists and dealers \`\'¢‘FYWhf‘l‘0. _tl ibcrc iiurriplo ut each mill' lic obtaincdfrcc, from the Potter DFUH dc Chem. Corp., sole preps., 51' toluinbus Avo.. Bostoi U Q

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1, pullet. A. O. V.-H. . cock; 1_ hem Lapthorne,1

,' Ducks.

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Pair Indian Runner. I-latched 1911]

l-Chai P1Dl>e Hillsboro. P »

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dinn Runner, Adult-Chas. PipQiid.y_In

' _ Eggs.

Best Dozen White Shelled-1, James'

_Smlth. Best`Dozeu Brown Sbelled Eggs-1, Benj. Rodd; 2, Jnnn whit. lock; 3, A. Williams & Son, ,

.Pair Dressed Fowl-1, John Whit-

lock.

SPECIALS.

S1. Donated by L. A. l-Iaszard inn

the best-B115 Orilillgton Cockerel. A. Duchemin.

$1. Donated by L. A. Haszard for

the best SVC. Rhode Island Red Cockerel. Geo. Williams, ,$1. Donated by L. A. Haszai-<1 for the best penciled Hamburgb Cock John Burke.

$1. Donated by L. A. Haszard for

the best S. C. Brown Leghorn Pu1let_ John Whitlock. $1. Donated by L. A. Haszard for

tlie best S. C. Black Minorca Pullet. Alex McKinnon;

S. Donated by John Whitlock for

the best S. C. White Leghorn Pallet. John Whitlock.

S. Donated by John Whitlock [nr

the best S. C. Brown Leghorn Cock- erel. John Whitlock.

Roll Poultry Wire donated by

Charles Chandler for the best Light Brahma Hen. Harry Riggs,

10. $1. Donated by Alex. H. Mc.-

Klnnon for the best Barred Plymouth Rock Cockercl. L. H. D. Foster.

11. $1. Donated by John Wonnacnti;

for the best S. C. Brown Leghorn Cock. Henry Laptliorne.

12. $1. Donated by John Wonnanott

for the best S. C._Black Minor-ei; Cock. James Smith.

13. Box Cigars. Donated by R. E.

Mutch for the best Light Brahma Cockerel Pullet. Harry Riggs. ,

14. $1. Donated by Austin Edmunds

for the best. Black Orpington cockerel and pullct. Henry Gurney.

15. 1 Rocking Chair. Donated by

Beer & Weeks for the/best light Bra- hma. Cock. Harry uiiggs.

16. $1. Donated by Morris &

Smith for the best Light Brahma I-len. Harry Riggs. 1

17. $1.'s worth of Goods donated

by S. A. McDonald for the bent, Light Brahma Cockcrel. Hurry Rig-gs.

18. $1. Donated by Lorne Pigott

for the best S.C. Rhode Island Real Pullet. Lorne Pigott.

19. $1. Donated by Lorne Pigott

for thc best Colombian Wyandotte (Jockerel. Lorne Pigott.

20. Mccrscliaum pipe donated by

I). O. M. Ileddin for the best S.C. White Lcghorn Cock. John Whitlock.

21. $1. Donated by Saunderson &

Co., for the best S. C. Brown Leg- horn, adult breeding pen, Henry Luptliorne.

22. $1. Donated by L. H. D; Fos-

ter for the best adult breeding pen in thc American breeds. Gerald Mc- Gormick.

23. $1. Donated by L. H. D. Fos-

ter for thc best adult breeding pen in the English breeds, A. Duchemin. , ' 24. $1. Donated by W. B. Robin- son for the best S. C. White Leg- horn Hen. John Whitlock.

25. $1. Donated by S. Craig or

thc best S. C. Brown Legborn Bock. Henry Lapthornc.

26. $1. donated by S. Craig for the

best young breeding pen of S. C. White Leghorns. John Whitlock.

27. $2. Donated by McKinnon Drug

Co., for the best White Wyandott Pullet. Gerald McCormick.

28 Box tobacco donated by D.

Nicholson for the best Bud Leghorn Cockerel. Joseph Curran.

29. Razor. Donated by George

J. Rogers for the best Bull Leghorn

a a

,the best coclrercl in the American,

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WAS llllllllli

"Fruit-a-flies" completely raslilniil me

SYDNBY MINES, N.S., ]:in. 25th. roto “For many years, I suffered torture'

from Indigestion and D 'spcpsia. 'I`v.'f

yeursoggo, I was so had that I vomii_<-ti gy fd ::_onst.iil;tly. Ia_ltso_su.'§_ere_cl_v.'i'.l. ons pa on. consu et ysiciuiie as I wus afraid the disease wirlas cancer but medicine guve only temporary relief

i . I

I reed in the ‘Maritime Baptist’ about

‘ Fruit-a-tives’ and the cures this medicine was making and 'I decided to try it. After taking three boxes, I found n. great change for the better and now I can say ‘Fruit-a-tives’ has entirely cured me when every other treatment failed, and I rcverenfly say »“'l`hanl: God for 'Fruit-a-tives'."

EDWIN ORAM, Sr.

"Fruit-n-tives” sweetens the stomach,

increases the actual quantity of' gastric juice in the stomach and ensures com- plete digestion of all sensible fooil. “Fruit-a-tives” is the only medicine in llic wc'ir!d made of fruit Juices. _

5oc. u box, 6 for $3.50, or trial size,

259. At ull dealers, or from Fruit-u-tives Liinllerl, Ottawa.

cockerel. Alex McKinnon.

30. Daily Patriot, 1 year. Donated

by the Patriot Pub. Co., for the best Hamburg Hen. John Burke.

The American Poultry Association

offers Gr nd Prize Silver Medal for

Asiatic, Mediterranean. and English Classes. Competition open to the, world. Geo. Callbeck. |

Silver Medal offered by the Amer-i

ican Poultry Association for best_ bird in Bantam Class. Joseph Curran. _

1. Silver Cup, donated by Auld;

Bros., for best 20 birds, one varietyi any one pure breed. To be won three: times. Present bolder Geo. Chiltonw L. H. D. Foster. (barred rock.) 1 2. Silver Cup, donated by I-Ion. John Richard for best breeding pen

S. .

any one pure breed. To be won three,

itimes. Present holder Wm. Cudmore.l

A. Duchemin.

3. Silver Cup donated by L. E._

Pro\vse, for best cock, hen, cockerel,l and pullet, any one pure brood. John` wiiitioek. l

4. Silver Cup, donated by Beniaimirfi Crnbbe. for best Wyandotte cock., herl,\ coclrerel aad pullet. Present holder; Geo. Lightizer. Gerald McCormick.

5. Silver Cup, donated by Proivsc

Bros., for the best breeding pen of lF,_ Houston John w,,,,t,0ck_

Wvandotts. Gerald McCormick.

° . - . er _p, 6. Silver Cup, donated by; Prowse ,Fa_,_quharS0n_ ,or the best Rhode

.Sr Son, Murray Harbor, or best breeding pen Orpingtons. Present holder A. D. Duchemin. A. Duchemin.

7. Silver Cup, donated by employees

of Auld Bros, for best breeding pen

Minorcai-1. Present holder Wm. Cud-|

W ~Y 4

WL to tockaiiiPouly aies

We will send, absolutely free, for the asking, postpaid, one of our lurge

. sixty-four page books on the common diseases of stock und poultry.

Tells you how to feed ull kinds of heavy and light horses, colts und mureu milch cows, culvel und fattening steers, also how to keep and hed poultry

so that they will lay aswell in winter us in summer. No farmer ubouldbe without it. l

1 ' -._ Cica'iisQ.fx '

.twice before becoming property of

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Safest for ` ,Food.Utensils

A utc , €allStl’

-is a pure, hygienic, cleanser entirely free from acids, causiics and alkali. Avoid dangerous chemical cleansers-(lid Dutch

` is a mechanical cleanser. its

line particles quickly loosen and

remove all "grease and bum"

willioul lcaving a scralcll

on flic surlace. Use il

on the iloiirs, wood-

work and niclal

work all over

l.l'lC 1161158.

iimyotlzer

uses and

FulID1°1'ect1'o.ns on LargeS1'ffer-can

_ 10”” _

more, James Smith.

8. Silver Cup, donated by Carvell

Bros. for best Leghorn cock, hen, cockerel and pullct, (one variety). Present holder John Whitlock. John Whitlock. `

9. Silver Cup, donated by J. W.

Ryan, for best five cockerels, one var- iety. any one pure breed, (having weight clauses). Present holder L. H. D. Foster. L. H. D. Foster. (barred rock). 10. Si lver Cup, donated by Mc- _Kiunon Drug Co., for best breeding pen Leghorus. Present holder G-eo. Chilton, Henry Lapthorne. (breeding pen.)

No. 3 to 10 inclusive, to be won

winner.

11. Silver Cup, donated by P. C.

Browu. for best cock and hen, one variety, any standard breed, to be. won three times. Present holder, A.

12 Silv Cu donated by J. A.

Island lied cockerel and pullet. Joseph McDonald.

13. Silver Cup, donated by W. N.

\Tanton, for thc best 5 males and i5 females of any one variety, owned by exhibitor 3 months before show to be won 3 times in succession. Present holder J. E. Lapthorne. John Whitlock.

Sweepstakes

Won by L. H. D. Foster, Marsh-

field.

________.__.__. OBITUARY

On Sunday morning, Dec 31st, a

great and sudden gloom was cast over the community of 1’eter's

tended, the church being filled to it utmost capacity. Appropriate services

NOW is -the time to use Royal Purple ltcek Spuelflu

At u. cost ‘of only two--thirds of u. cent per day per unlmul lt will increase it 25 per cent. in value. lt permanently cures Bots, Colin, Worms, Skin Diseases and Debllitif- Restores run-down animals to plumpneus and vigor. It will increase the milk yield-three .to five lbs. per cow per dl¥` And ml.ko~~t.he milk richer. iftoyul Purple is not o

stoézk food. There lu no filler used in its giipgufustug. In we fin ort from Euro o ull the use I. e u. ar , °l<=~. and grllnd them on aug own premises. Therefore we can guarantee it tn you as bulng absolutely pure. We do not use chesp filler to make up u. large puokulo. We ¢lvu you thu,best condition powder ever put on the market lu u. concentrated form. A tablespoon levelled aft once A du! ls uufflolent for A (ull grown animal. it pruventul disease, keeps your animals in perfect huultl, and ls ub- uoiutelr harmless. lt makes ulx weeks old euivas ul large us ordinary calves at 10 wuckl. You nun develop six piss ready for market in iult one ment.h'u less time than you cuu possibly do without It at 5 colt of cull $1.50. uvlng you u month's work und feud. A We puck- lll will lust u horn '10 duyu. A 31.60 pail or alr-

tlght tin containing _

four times ul much

lame’ 500 puckfge w ut an un rn-

ll 2 _ huvdonzeg: udddyftutry ft eu tlrpeereut uulnul you have on your place and watch rouultl. II it dosu not produce

butter results -thou Anytliifuldyuudluvu over used Kr 51.1; c un our mono . n ¥Y:;i‘.l:l:.l!:€t1ll',:fnii::t.'Ciitf ulyu that he tried It on one low.'we'i|bud bor lullkazgmtbe' lléh, ‘lg fbi-. vlhtlzihggt

` f _ on lu L I eu

:i}‘]u°ln'u:'7.lu’;l:b‘.'I hd goydl Purple ¢o‘r'1`h| E01 Mil ug my rueaimriieu for four you-5. ruoykgim: saga bpm

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0 M'i'll°'.l‘om" “=1mitIi°\i.|i.°u4l:`d:}lo=°;l\o Adam beck. uuyl: "W6 bid u mars ln our utubleu inn. full belcnllni to Hill Ciuustbn of Montreal. 'We uid not feed her any bran On lccoixnt of ucouriul. Iwo commenced uulnl ¥0“l' Royal Purple Stock Speolnc. ,Tho results, were woods; ful. _Wu found after using It three wlsku we could 1° her brun or any other colt hid' and sho actually took an I5 lbs. duriu¢ that dmc."

loyal Purple Poultry Specific will make your lions luv in winter ua well as ln sum-

m°!'. tnd.yet u 500 package will lust. 2% hens 'll da!! If I 81.50 pull erulr- iqlit tin contains four -times 1| much u u We puckugu. wi I lout 180 don. ft. prevents poultry from losing flush at meultinx time. uurul und provmu ull the ordinary diseases, mukeu their plumoio brillll N14 keeps them in prime condition: _

Purple

STWK IIB POULTRY SPEUIFIGS

Mrs. Wm. Burnham. of Sandford, Out.. uuyu: "l lcd

your Poultry Bpeoidc to 82 hens during the winter and

uoimetlmeu ¢ot as r;_il_.p¥ ll two dozen *eggs por day in

February und Marc .

Mr. Andrew Hicks, of Conti-uliu., Ont., uuyl: “I und

your Stock lpsciflo on 20 milk oowu. They have increased I0 per cent. in their milk and I lot even better relultl from your Poultry specific. We had 60 hens laying cle. When wc commenced ulinl Poultry Specific we were ¢et- tins five or six eggs A day. ilu lens than uve days wufot 150 c¢¢|. Then were the coldest. duyu lust winter." on can leo the results ut oueo _after you commence uuiusghlu material. When farmers ¢et mcquulnted with ysl Purple broudu they will never be without them.

Royal Purple Cough Speclde

During the last four years there hu been an eyi.

luliic couch loin; through every stable in Cunudu, which hu been A greet uourob, of unnoyuuno to

horsemen. Our

layul P u r p I o Cough Cure will absolutely u u r e &fu eoufh in 4 dl.7l. will brook up und euro dlltdmpcr lu 10 days. abso- lutely iuarmtued.

an pu' du. by mail

Q.

Royal Purple Gall Cure

Will euro ull uortu or neu sores on man or bout. Will

lblelutcly dry ug and uuro scratches fu u. vlr&hw llyl. llr. Bum Owen, ouohman for the Hon. Adel: ook, uuyu: “ly lollowlnf directions I find yeur loyal Purple Gull Cure will cure uerutchel und muh the ucubu ‘col of! per- :auy sry in about leur or Ive dun." Prius lu, by mall

Royal Purple Sweat Lfnlment -

will reduce any luinencuu fu A very short tins. l(r...ho. ll. Daly, Coulruun in Landon. uuyu: "We have nine horns, constantly tumlnu soul and have all klnau uf trouble with them being lame at times. I have und your Sweat ihlnimeiit for u your buck and have never known it to lull to euro ull sorts of sprained undone, ein." Price [Ou I-eunuu bettlel. bi mall lilo. -

Royal Purple Lice Killer

'nu fc entirely llhruui from ony lloo killer ou the

market. ln order for you to understand the process of manufacture of this lice killer you will have to und for one ef our booklets. ou we give you u full history of It there. ft will entirely uxtcfmluuto lfuo on (owls or unlmull with not more than one or two lluilluutlenl. It umothuru them. Price lie, by mul! lic.

Au suortedcrder umouullul to $5-00 W0 Wm PUPIY- ‘ Wliut we wish to impress on your mind tu that we nunufuefure uofl1lu¢_buf‘puro uEdu§cn

` f dll t ll from eopeul over uuu I.

0? hum” !i";::|::n‘¢'i0¢;e:°fl:w‘e\:`l‘i:¢Ii1Ti':i mil, ousrazuf r':=.omiucn&tiou fu for you to uk uuy person

ll c you above t who us ever und any line we manufacture.

sem 'rim rn rm sam. W. A. .raunms uso. co.. London. ous.

K I' d f, b kl ts ma tie _secured from johnson & _lohnscn oval Purple supp ies an ree _oo e __ _YDN and Bmk mm Summersme »_

Dru atm, Qarlottetown- Prince Con tv , - ~ -

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Road, Lot 63, as the people of that place were assembling to church \by the sad tidings of the death of Archibald Johnston, which occurred, in his late home just across the way from the church, about 10 o’clock on the pre- vious night. On the former Sunday the deceased occupied his accustomed place in his pew, being there in the full enjoyment of his usual good ihealth; but on the following Tuesday, fthe day after Christmas, he was sud- denly pi-ostrated with pluro-pneumon-

attending physicians, and all the ministries of nurses and of his aux ions family were unavailinE t0 thwart the iirogress of the disease. After a violent illness of five days. his lamp of life went out, and his untold sudering ended in death.

The deceased was 52 years of age. He leaves a sorrowing widow, two daughters, Gertrude and Ethel, and three sons, Fred, James, and Lewis, to mourn their irreparable loss. I-le

Christopher of MacAd.am junction

land Maine; Neil and Samuel resid-

ia, which set. in with such overwhelm- ling severity that all the skill of _ (3, `,f_

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iiiveniiini ii‘eiii>,iNo»niiii'iEii sELEciEn Fiiorii Tins wgrirs iiswsroii THE Guniiiiiiiirs 'siiiuiiniii

potions in irretrievable ruin His funeral tookiplace on Tuesday

_ _.., gsfternoon the 2nd inst. from Peter"s _-_`~»_. nv: *‘ “ , ,Road church; it was very largely at- -.\.\ `| ;"_Yv"`r"-~~=-f1'>\?".'. . Iii ,

_'_____._=.J _ ' ' _ ph. .»»

were conducted by the pastor Rev. A. Gray, assisted by Rev. A. J. McNeil of Murray River. The farewell leave taking of the dead, by' the side of thc casket, at the close of the service, by the bereaved family ,was a` pathetic scene, in witnessing which many eyes were wet with tears. On the casket lay beautiful boquets of flowers. The nephews of the de- ceased acted as pallbearers. A large procession accompanied the mortal remains to the Murray Harbor North Cemetery, where the interment took place. Much sympathy was expressed with the sorrowing family in their sore bereavement. (Examiner please copy)

FRIDAY

The funeral of the late Peter

Tralnor took place yesterday morning from his son’s residence, Euston St. to St. Ann's Church, Lot 65, where a Mass of’ Requiem was sung by the Pastor, Rev. Dr. Curran, assisted by Revs. J. B. Mclutyre and D. P. Croken of’ St. Duustnn's College and Rev. Maurice McDonald of the Cath- edral. The Rev. Thomas A. Trainer of Ontario, son of the deceased, per- formed the services at the grave,The Dall bearers were James Eden, TJH. Mahar, Thos. Moll/lillian, J. H. Mon- aghan, Jos. A. Gallant and P. Mc- Kenna. The Guardian extends to Father Trafnor and other members 'of the family sympathy in their be- reavement.

The death occurrediat Point Prim on the morning of fide 17th inst. of Donald Gillis, fornierly lighthouse keeper of that place. Deceased up to about a year ago had been a very healthy man, Last May he under- went a very serious operation at the P. E. I. Hospital and for a timehad 110Des of a recovery, but the disease was too _far advanced and in the au- tumn he began to fuil. After two un- successful operations he returned to his home where be sank rapidly suf- fering intensely uutil death relieved him. He bore his sutlerings with pa- tience and resignation to the Divine will and fell asleep trusting in the merits of his Redeemer, leaving to his family the legacy of an iinblem- iehed reputation. He leaves to mourn besides his widow two sons, John M. of Vancouver, B.C., and Roderick at home, also two daughters, Dollie A., who came home from Vancouver at the beginning of her fatbsr's illness, and Mary at honie, also one sister, Mrs. (Capt.) Ken. Finlayson of Char- lottetown. The funeral, a large one, took place the 19th inst., services being conducted by his pastor, Rev. J. M. McKenzie of Belfast, assisted at the house by Rev. Ewen McDoug all. Interment at Belfast Cemetery. The pall-bearers were:-John Stuart A. J. McRae, D. N. Murchison, Wm Finlayson, Neil Morrison nnd Richard McRae.

-It is pleasing to bear that Doug

las Aitken, the lad who was so se verely injured by a horse last week ln his father’s stable at Mont Carm- pl, has regained consciousness and there are indications that he will re- cover. The boy went into the stable to water the horse and in some man- ner fell under the aiiimal's feet. The horse became alarmed and in his fright trampled on 'the lad injuring him severely about the head and body. When picked up young Aitken was unconscious and it was not un- til a few days ago that he regained consciousness and the doctors were able to say that there was a pros- pect of recovery.-Exe.

-A distressing automobile accident

occurred at Wesco, Cal., thirty miles west of Bakersfield, on December 21st, which resulted a few days later in the death of John Lacey, a highly respected resident of the latter city. Mr. Lacey in company with James O'Neill, an old-time rancher, were onla business trip to the oil fields. in which both were interested, and on their return trip one of the wheels came oil, upsetting the machine and

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in your own home-the songs und stories of e'veI'y"_ -» f member of your family and all your friends-in addii- Q' ,fr ,'_7~'».l&;. tion to all of the greatest entertainment of every

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instrument that you would choose anyway. the purity and sweetness of Edison tone; because'__*»° `_~,*'f§,f,"f_"_`.

volume of sound is exactly suited to your home; becau§§f§l£_?`,f.ff?§f_- plays both Edison Standard and the long-playing Ed'§_tj,|i';°'_-'.-."`l;l-'i_,-`,-- Ambcrol Records; because it has the sapphire reprodu-= .-1 point that does not scratch or wear the records, and li -Qc., forever-gives you this great home-recording feature ber 'if ,And this feature doubles the pleasure of owning :1 sound-ro'. -'vf-rf ducing instrument. ai’ " '» ,

Most Edison styles are regularly equipped to make fecal;

at home. Recording equipment for styles not so equipped _ `

be purchased at slight additional cost. VVhen you go to Sir Edison dealer topick out your Edison Phonograph, be su 1-te/eb, -'_ ,- :isk_about this home-recording feature, and to get rccor __

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the Sisters of Mercy Hospital, where lclt td mourn. Mrs. Lizzie DeJRo'ch‘qdf-." I " Mr. Lacey breathed his last after an r Jamacia Plains Mass.' Mrs. if "-"E" ‘i ` ` operation, at 1.45 s. m., dn Decem-Leary. Bakersfield; "ll/Irs. ~"U:’:l,r_='_‘_I__ ber 24th. The deceased was born in 1Braml>le, Oakland; Mrs. W. CL: laidm " ~ Tyron, Prince Edward Island, sixty-land Miss Agnes Lacey, Fres1i0,*"¢'n'dJ__. '_ _. ti: .if““.1.z“?.- .'.‘;“‘.*Y..fe:;:.“§.‘; .i°:”" D °°““§g3i.¢"l°*‘.i'§i' 1 e _s n ni -= a ey, . . eegan an __'_~ -1,'-__

anne! in _the Fgr We;t.d Iiie céime i;o_hoe, ptewphetws of the_dec;a80d,,-!_Q§!__b.,~,_l;__ __ :'.i’;;‘.::..:i..“°:. 5” T ° - enrich he established e iinsinéss for isiandz gsiiig . himself in Bakersfield, where he he-ignmmerside, and Mrg, Mary: .._".‘r~

carlne very pdopiiliar. Eveiéyonet fog Tryon, Oakland, Maple Lea! E"x@l:5~` " mi es aroun new an es eeme -' ~' ' _~

John Lacey, and when the sad ag- "'-.'“ 5

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known, many and sincere were the W,‘ii’l;§3;“b§:_’;;,:s“ti§n

expressions of sorrow throughouticoatmgs pantmgs etc for

Kern County and elsewhere. Only alto make'mom ,o'l_ '

few weeks ago be visited friends iniimportntions W B

Oakland, and was planning a _trip to es,ab1,shmen,‘_ S‘om_is

his old hornc and relatives during thei ’

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with one survving sister, Mrs. J. _ _ _ _ _ , ,_ _ _ . , ,

Morrison, all lament the premature ‘ ' ' ‘

perous countiryd m_ercha_;1_t_ and farmer_, _ Master-p1e¢e Of H16 can Y ~ _______ _ _ who b his n usr ence, an - _ . . c 0 j" _ ” , pe,.5,,v;,-,mcg bun; at wisely nn.1 We select thc best cocoa beans-bler:_d_ téie;i_wi_\__li__€lv l_1_;_s,h 00%* ,,,iJ_,,,w n/_,___ ,_ _ _ _ _ family a comfortable and beautiful ` Bl‘8\‘l_6 Of COCOB bU\¢€\‘i_P\1\,°C°“;5“,$_1‘*' 5 “ q c,{,°° ‘° - - _ _,,` ,,-I . ` home. I-Ie was well known in his '_ V°“l“° beam- The” °¢°*“°“ ooQ$%a`~2 'J ___ f" ..~

own community and in the adjacent ~ ~ Q o9§°° _,,-,“` _ ».»"~_)~,.,,,.‘-1 ,L[lp..;,;'_°/ .

communities as a clever, actire. en- ' ` _D }g ._,. 3.1- 'itll - ,A /’ '

terprislns business man. l-Ie will lie , . ,_ , \_\" ;.._.1-- ~ _ '4.,,,,~' 23200

much missed on Peter's Road, ani _ ` _ _ _ , i_ \_f; _` »`.°/” _~_

especially in his home, for he was a i . ..- _ ,f-Q . fs.;--. ., ,,,_ ' ._ . °°,, $‘

man given to hospitabllty-a Kind ~ _ . _ . - _ 4-~ \\ » 'lllbli _¢f¢_.:f-'

husband and an indulgent futher. , __ \_~;~=, I.. ,I ._¢;_,.. ,-_ 1. _ _ -How sad, death came to him in thr g Q, ‘~ _,.4-,\'_ i ` _,,l‘ll'_ _-', _ ,_/,Z '

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