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POLICE COURT-At the police court yesterday two vagrants were

makcr in this glamorgus sent to jail for 1o days and n smnsnrmm. romance of fat off third remanded until Monday. _ , . NEW ruvmcn from - rm- a (Continued) - imwd in dutflcu who" 8mm Shanghalmand she even limited nurnber only - to finance "manta food in tltielewunsoii hawk years bsflore he had found them ~ . . u n h in th only prop- muc e oharac r as exceed ngy numerous. . talks and sings Chinese! $1; preotvectggiocatiorf-An Easier. that of the two y: ' ., species. The 4 barn owl is a southern Way-Bee the Smalwood Home exequt that more insects and fewer specifi- rlu-el)’ muffin! With Site Agent. L1155 birds are taken, Soon after the , regularity in the northern half ol

the United States except west oi tho Sierra Nevada. Its fcod h,

breeding season the hawks col-

ENTRANCE PUPILS-Set of six lect in the foothills and on the

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_ ‘l’ ' l "“”‘”""‘ '7‘ ‘I ‘ll-i Iv» ’ 7’ i 1 U T‘ i 11w marl. nut nrcnl u: all? Int. ‘Mn u; cf the: lnhlfllillrc nnd l0 C13’ PQWC.‘ (luflug l1"? public expense. Is it a wonder that W5 EITIQIIXIIL k Otimgsood.‘ like the ' i ljullcil \\':l_, erfvct by 1,.‘ ibl‘ ii-oii iiioi “iiiiiii {no MM wock :,\'c1':| ecu-Clio. - one; their enemies we“ r “cod {WIIOW 15W , 0W ‘easily

—. q -., l~~-l -. irjfiv)!‘ my out. in ti‘. 0111f Hm" ‘m1 w“ l and a 50cm hour enjoilied by 811.1 an“ “mop 511ml g0 0n 3.111116» and R i! R i ‘ 0f Mr BUSINES AND PLEASURE 1m a nflmmum the naashgipera dastxtgétedulfafnd 80h“ onbouontol m‘ _ . Whtrr‘ meir ‘j-(jljlliftg u-hfyl mg Meeting closed wlthi e NaLonn i if o“ 591m you, re)0i't o; ma,’ hike g u 1 ops-r am If)‘ . ,5 - “creased and mod dosomotion glee. , s em w en leg no

.. t 1 i w < l soul in“; Anthmn. l igsprgylngjai }fga(liqu_fi,gr5 1 an, and Mrs. L. W. Rorer. of Chfir- TRIP-Dr. J. H. Ayers, president befqre them? 8p paid for the destruction of birds o:

~“ H» r clz- tlw ell-m thus and lanes ~—————J— sum it uqu he put, m me Gucuhur, ' 10mm“ RDYBWY- ‘W55 (‘Perflmad 0f U16 P-E-I- Bible Society. 1S leflv- 5-1 mom-am}; who have written PW?- ~

~ l »~-F l1"l1‘-;ll'I-' I-d 1111 M11 And luau in» suun-l waves from i SLEEP WAS SWEET 1N THOSE and pamoh 1g is a bi; muddy upon for Elilpendlcltlsilll the Prlno! ing Monday morning next to at- on the habits oi sw-oinson hawk The longenrod owl i; on m- ~’ ‘ H1v;>-»h-~"—- DAYS I oulsiils ci’ Luwn, in inc: it is worse Edward Island Hvfiplifll yrs erdw tend the annual meeting of the Emmi not i, is a great enemy common species, but lg not 3o fife; "mm [n1] or ,1 , y moggys hum —~é— than a bit muddy. it is real muddy, morning. Her ccndlton .s rerort- General Board of the British and to we ground souii-roi and other generglly distributed as the pre-

‘ 19W From the inl- c.. cc of stirs and Grace Luckllcri. under the cap- so betwi- “lgflf ycuy up rubber ed good. Foreign Bible Society -in Canada inim-ious rodents whioh iniooi; the ceding. 1t lives 1n more open

; slnls- lion, “Sing Me to soap," writes in boots“ }-—— and. Nfld, held in Toronto on the west and torment me immn no country, and in fall and winter

‘w IIIP- 1 Lit? in cx- For 11 yuuna mnn ridus with his The Province rpout mqttresscs. But an jmmg mime‘ wimi are Mrs. A. E. Randall and S011» I 7th inst. He will be accompanied evidence shows that ii, mroiy Often congregates 1n lamgvo 17mm

lpllll (IT'S Not any cne cf us cvcr slept as you doing icwai-d piano-mg “m. Jackie. who sprut the Foster hvl- by his brother Rev. Geo. Ayers of touches pouiirm om,’ o, smoii about meadow lands and the large

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booklets containing valuable Mat- riculation Material-postfree forty cents-postal note or coin. C. F. I-Ilne, Charlottetown. Li!“

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' MUSIC Music Everywhere

Excellent Musical Short

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James Melton Pa! Ellis

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well as we did "m the straw ticks 0f our youth, There wire feather mattresses. of course, but not f0!‘

wech our straw. It bod to be practically hand-picked on account of the lurking thistlrs. Final)’. ' when it was stuffed full, even to the outermost corners. Maudie uloukl produce a (lamina needle and some thread and LCW up thfl

tn Furl ourrrlvrs in the VnWv 0f

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Deer Scouts and Scmlers: ,.,l|i.;;v..~c you an: all

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581i ior Comp? Evoi-y week I spook idnvs _\viih Mrs. Randall's mother nnd sister m Halifax are leaving New Gfnsgow where

of this as I do not w. nt yru to icr-

and we have “Boy's Own" parer to thunk fcr it.

The Phantom of the Wild

Therds Z1 whisper in the breeze,

It‘s a-strring through the" trees.

smoky tea;

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PEOPLE

JOSEPH (ALLEIA FLORING RKE moms MllCHEli no helm (ATHARINE vouch _

tis in the P. E. Island Hospital.

to and Hamilton. Mr .

been undergoing three

snows ans-roasts

Mr. E. N. Kays, Upper Queen Street, left yesterday morning on a visit to Montreal and New York.

Mr. Lloyd Head, City, was op- t el-ated on Monday for appendlci- i

Mr. Gordon Roper, of Sherwood, left yesterday morning for Toron-

R.G_ Acorn has returned home from I-Ialiinx, where he has weeks’ treatment at Camp Hill Hospital.

Miss Jean Cameron of Stanchel ,spent the weekend pleasantly in larrestecl following investigation by

. A roof fire caused slight damage at the store of Charles Carbonnell on the corner of Kent and Edward streets shortly before noon yester- day_. Firemen used chemicals to extinguish the blaze. '

BUYING CATTLE-Dr. Stanbury. who has been on the Island buying lwrshire cattle for the Mountain

Frank MaoMillan gave a most in- teresting and instructive address on the early history of Russia and up to the great; revolution during the Great War. A hearty vote of tholks was tendered to Captain ' i MscMillan, which was followed by a most interesting ‘iscussion of the subject.

SENTENCED T0 PENITEN- , TIARY — James Burke of Royalty pleading guilty to a charge of theft of 11 birds from a St. Avards psul- try yard Monday night, wa'- sen- tenced to two years in Dorchester Penitentiary by Magistrate George J. Tweedy yesterday. Burke was

Jllmrlottetown the guest of Miss lMOunted Police, B-Ssi-‘tfid by 01W

i Alice Martin.

Mr, Nell Cameron. "Stnnchel, was 4 to Chzlrloiictotvn last , "m" All?" 5- wrck. While hare h: attended llic ,' "Cm Poull-Y-Y lYITdS hfld 5M" Tc"

1i visitor

today for

ploy-ed. as this

face of the nails. Fashion is not

time to r~rrect. as it. moans we‘!-

is harmless and therefore will not injure the sur-

favouring the particularly vivid shndes o’ nail vanish which have had a fairy lcrg vogue. and instead a very deli-

,Po?ice. He was charged also in

poultry and the care adjourned A series of thefts

Summerside, and after the meet- ing is over in Toronto they will both proceed to Western Canada

of John B. MacFadyen of Augus-

plains _of the West. forming, flocks some 0f which contain hundreds of individuals, and feed almost ex- clusively m grasshoppers and cricket. If weaesume that 1Z0 grasshop- pers, which is only three-quarters of the number actaully found in a stomach after o, singlo meol, ls the daily allowance for one hawk, we have n grand total of 900,000 for the work of a. flock of 300 birds in one month. The weight of this vast number of insects. allowing 15.4 grains for the weight of each, “mounts to 1.984 pounds. An wer- flfe of a numbe of est/mates given

hawk doutless eats-at least 200 grasshoppers daily, which would doulie the anmunt, making mo losafiotnnsinsteadofm. Thisis the work of a, month for only 300 lhawks. What estimate can be placed on the services of the hundreds of thousands which are leflflflsed in the same work for ‘months at a tune? In many places ‘hawks are all that are left of the ,mizht army which once waged war iagalrlst these insect and so kept them in check. The game birds, such as the .wild turkey, prairie chicken, grouse; and quail, have been swept away by the rum. less hand of man, andeven tho skunks. foxes. anchor-lakes are rapidly following. To make mat-

wlfloh thousands t‘! gffl5sh0ppgr. eating hawks were dcntroycdht the

made up B-lmcst entirely of mom- mals, with now and then a. few Mia, and ionally a, him, Among the fonner Ire several icpecies of rodents which, from |lheir great numbers and destruc- ltive habits, are a. curse to the country they inhabit. 01 this group the pouched gopher is one of the moat destructive, not only u; vegetables and gmln crops, bug a-lsolo shade and fruit trees. The injuries to trees are the most seri- ous, as theonlmals sometimes gnaw off the roots and destroy on. tire groves md orchards. In California, where this mflfmmnl 1.5

PARAMOUNT flntaftiglgexllgfl lzzmu$txldrfigafif uvplxv” “be common the barn owl feeds

.- "' - a our-ed y » very PICTORIAL AI‘ this week. Two C8X10i1d5 of cut- a grggghgppef as uni u, i“ own extensively 0n it. In the souui

tie. 1| zout 30 head in all, were ship- weight; onsequentlyif these 51-m- Atlantic and Gulf States the owl , 112d. hdpperg had be"; spa,“ by the feeds extensively on the cotton mt, , ———— 7 howl“ the Igrmgi- would have i“; a mB-mmal of dmtructive habits up; p a‘ ‘ADDRESSES ARMY ANDNA\Y in 0m mqnm “em-iv 30 iions o; Bboun-ding in the bottom land; y‘ €rSOI1 S CLUB-At the Army and Navy produce. ‘rho above estimate is and near watenjrhe wnunon raat ~ Club last evening Cwtain J. pmbably much too low; m, mi, B-lso is gteedily mdevoured. The

writer has examined the contents of 200 pellets taken from the nest- ingsiteofepairoftheso owlgln one of the towers of the Smith. ran Institution. Of the total o1 454 skulls contained in these pellet; there were 225 meadow mine, 2 Dine mice, 179 house mice, 20 ram, 6 Jllmlflng mice, shy-gym’ l starnosed nlolo, and i‘ i. sPorrow. These results afford a Pretty complete index to the kind; 0f food eaten by this specie; in the East, along the northern border of its range,

The long-cared 0W1 i5 on ink dustrious mouser, and mole,“

comparatively few birds. Bevergl W“ Boo we elm-mined 101 stomachs of these ow], 0g whioi, i5 We empty. or the o2 remaining, 86, or over 93 per cent, omimmo lenlelns of small rna-nunafs. As the bird is common all over the United States, lt does on enorm-

birds. In the Southwgst the written- has often seen the nests of small birds in the same

Probably the greatest damage clone

tine Cove who died in hospital in Charlottetown Tuesday. was held from the MacLean Funeral Home to Cape Traverse cemetery yester- day. Service in Charlottetown was

. closed yesterday as a mark of re-

by this hawk is the destruction of toads and snakes, which are main- ly insectivorous and hence benefi- cial to the farmer.

The sparrow hawk is the smal- lest and hamtomest of our birds

its good services in destroying in-

marshes. Fully 75 per cent of its food consists of mice: as many as six of these manunals have been

. ~-——-—~ i j get it. It 1's important that we , trees and in g GLEN VALLLti' WOMIIFS the ‘likes of us." That was rc- i mo]; farwnlxl to C1311) -..n<l may, 1w;- | tlwy_ W111 590F111 the week end, re- to spend a few weeks visiting rel- cioso proximity to we nosis of the found in one stomach. In the I INSTYFUTE served ioi- ii“, gppncthelu anId the i prepare for it turfliglig to the city early next atliies ilhxid frliands in Saskatoon hawk,“ iiho bin-r, opporooiio, ii,,_ West it pmbflgy {$15 also on m, —}- oocasoxml guest. Nc tmt ever woii ioiicwi at ioSL ii his oomo wee . an o r c es and towns ln in “m; h _ om ("lull-WT Swim sq rrels, but we "rm- regular monthly meeting o! begrudged him that. The sjarc and is ii a moo mm it sure was Saskatchewan, as well as relatives ggewerspemve n the on“: have 1mm wmble $0 procure much itloiilzc bvllié m: 61m Vallfy womcns Insmuic room was s0 cold and chiily ‘one: “om, waning i“ It has o Swen in Montreal on the return journey thing, ‘ 4 WWW hm! mun the subject u! ~31 l; lhflll- lust at. the hmnc of Mrs. S. A. dressed-up gtnerallly with tie es | picture oi King Goorgo vi on me N‘ l SALT --_- 8 . B sparrows iliahabib Blmidml- 7'1"? Pmfiidenl Pie‘ Q1111“ and the F111‘~"W'5ham$ m“; cover. Something that will really ‘\ L } H . _ The ‘ bmuhwmgai lmwk a 111g the meadows and prairie; on clanrl. GTE over the s (loci nnn c cncd t m n; o ih obod but a ocd sleeper ever got .. t ,, ,. _ _ DEbABLI-Js SMART OLD ‘MAN medium-sized species- wmmm most often taken. In an inmest- P h“ °" “= w‘ l“ Y g cm“ “w ‘Y~- 14”» “Wm 15 S0 nwoy 1mm’ Want ndvwe on -—Mr John c MacN vin m ld- thrO hout the eastern United - _ ; O Canada. worm enough to go to sleep any- m scout Umorm Surrounded by a how to ma} Mm mime and bran“ St .sid m Des be! , 1e 0mg st til: i l l an inseam Big aJ't.clc by Mr. Pc-ter Adair, in um: ~ twnrrl; hi: dos-j Minutes; of lust meeting wcrc way. t} t wreath with the Shamrock, Rose. ivig- naiis Zing “Em year 8' an‘: “Mac smaaoi’ moon-glues. iooos and ggwglnrals M icftuigg Nit-fill‘!!! lfflii and atifipitfl. Roll c. 11 was It isn't only sleeping on 1c srflW T- ' i" _ d N- i be“, i, i; t ' '_ n - V ‘X _ - _ - ' - "W" - - , m‘ 06in _r. 3, on tht l: (but of Iilrht- , :1n..\\"'l'crl with nn Irish Joke. sck beds I remember, but the filling Of I is tllfep licst one evclr but M95!ifltlluhnndgoliindcantl?! ugly; gfgulltiaivitzfhlllgyi lhgrsetfxariliylrlxfoilfxiy ‘Itldisowpecixafilyyfongnofsmth: ffpmmn“ dafthme lsimnawued n ‘ nnd school ccmlnittccs gave a. fa- the ticks. the then currtltt names out‘ C“. your scouimnstor to got ‘h; nails es ciauy are iieqnhy . i - l . t m t 0 a cause e voe plague 1n . t..,., . t - -- - .. . - helomcsootlui it 11.. l n.» Lnllnmro \-Ju bis iopnt. nnd ncw ones were for n IIKLLTCES. This event Wns Wu one Viol... may no n] goo‘. n l.‘ obivoug Li?!“ m geek!" hmd 111E WHWS Justrrecently h} visit EWBJ m‘ W"? 5Y5 °f an n 1890-1892, the state- .._ _ -" , ." * " . ' ~ - c. _» s ~ ths which feed upon the leaves mom i; d n lonlul nus. S. A. Blcndon usually part of the house-cleaning wimi is ii? It, i5 your pflCC list, b“; i- i ‘iii ii i. Ki i_ ed tmce ‘muses m the . llelflhbbl‘ m0 ma o that farmers and I I t ‘ 1 Mrs. Wllord Mc-Dowtll on m-czlam, and] w: clfitldrerit tier: you‘. Dcmimun Cahwouy 37m“ ollicmoflcge lmrlsxsstshjilllgirig (fiirif laiggfralislzyazgtgfifif; i113 shaatd ggselgtlgitalileniooshlztggetm ‘ca? gillilghivéaflxiifigel;tfifibliltg its‘ disllaippear- :.p 1111.10: m" ll lll'l‘.l'.‘ll - ; connnlttrr cnd Mrs. Sl/erling rllowrrl t0 C0 B» CT - n tlfng we have nil torn waiting fir, . o 3 i-iioi - ' i _ if ‘ . ' ' ' 0 m- ura enem- , I t» *5- W 1w =~= sum “PIG”, hm M H blmci I on School Commmeg‘ Miss M“- First ‘Ae hauledtthlf ‘ckt down you bow one m“ will Smw vnuo the us= of ennmel ‘or at 1815* ficlfntlpyflbeligveslfin gheerglzlmnamg: Drincflml enemies, are hawks of §§thh§c°filik°5m" mblirdgnd black. l ml Illcllflun null Mrs. Sterling the stairs. bumpfi V- 11ml’- W° o‘ you that Scouting is ir-ging ahead. iimm month“; qmi B“ " '1 @153] ' ,h.i m ' among and ‘h! : wt r: 11<7$1?~ri.\"~ rnx-swrrl ‘ mum on in-ovmin committee three of us riding on it if we could somis i,“ no“, a we; T-oop win, cm‘ at niih} who“? ‘H51, Mes Early to bed and early to rise v lei e one under consideration stoat and weasel among mmmals , , 1 ‘ “ . ° . ' . . , ,, “ *- c- ‘ ' . _. - e is the most important. It feeds ex- The.c - .1 4 Qltr‘ lonnnlrc on cziucaton and get away with It. Then we mrrltd room, ili-oniy bgys _ nnd a Grcup d ih g‘ m U " f m mflkeo i1 mun healthy; WQQMW 3nd _ "1511 life 8150 0i the opnlion .<l out‘ irvm 11w r vk-nlt l ‘ovum schonls nnd Home Ecoliom- it cut to the barnyard. sltt 3'9 H113 committee of twelve. and there i5 111151155 lftmlnnynbo ‘rfecgggr; a usg gifsonvelvl}? lyvlicirgsvixairt-‘lstskeion; cgsazeucpfgy tfltilgtdtelsltrucs vgilgnplagfebitgvsgmd mm j ' . cliszu ml and fillcd in. g or it open and tcck ou 1e 0 a pjgilbIlity or fcrmmg n cub Pack i,‘ '91 '- i c » i ~ , -* -.- ‘. ' 0 r of pmy. .')Zl.'£‘(i icwurd tlzr (ILFCF: 1m cLn cu o1‘ nu intsrest- i’ straw. That straw W55 11% "ma: in the mar fulllfv- 5° W" 5" giliflnliliilflxé givers): bglcgliginsto 23c gfergcglvgtolitltgllefiaggietshcasafilgltlg 3:12:11?) ligfltltsmtButllzlouae 12bit $3181: marshy: egrléeglue first commenced i ring b} Mrs. S. A. Bfon- up in bl: like mhcavn’. zen wings are iooking no watch that it h rémoved by"? you go . , . o’ memo Ice “a a“ - ow was hardly lxin llurrwfll. divrrl ' r1 :1 contort put 0h by Mrs. fun start/cd. We took the emDW soufs. t bed ‘ d I n ‘ “ r i. 2_ keepmfl We“ mad (m 511 n"? hip‘ r w m ' a e 515° l khbwn in the district, but, swarm. I t ' P!‘ 3T1l¢¢l0'~\'fl‘1- NCXt mfietlflg tiok t0 the Straw m": and time: Here is a little pceln that sure 130M115, $.11" Dbllishusnpggiilglonorri- penmgs of the duh filxlinhlselilhllgflngufi asquigiele-ctlialrxiad fimgfitulse thgt blltedbemtr] n was so liI ,. .,'1/:.':1r:‘- t I z ls . .. ,2". r ' ilLB ' 1a - 5 i "-- ‘ ‘ “ .' " ' ' ' i l q xv l ii tl heme of Mrs c 1mm d lt u u W’ lutg the pot 1t this time of your oooione “mover Shouid be ‘on? LA") To REsT_The funeral oocasonaiiy rabbi“ and mole“ pmmm ‘MM m Rdmgemgrl lg;

number of voles. (To Be Continued) -_____

w mo, Ami m; making mo oii anyhow-ho m 1 t‘ t 1 m conducted by Rev. R. Moorhead I W95’ BTRY is being hailed in spr ng r] U and . Then with all hands to the .51“; (oflricynn; mlonijwn nnaiuurwals ages Legato. D.D., assisted by Rev. G. of plies’, mdhzvithd the] illimsatsle ilgylcs. In every type of fashion ii “if x Q1 Q mrvinsl we cnrr'cdl't no the {iitiilse I've heard it now for days. firm favorite in fashionable circles ggrlilsfdfvilliwrcongjgflff by; Rtehve §,’§f,‘§,,'°“n°§,‘,5e rfinfyoge i; the go ,§,'I,",',’“_;,,,§°}§, team?” w°°n°m 9 ‘- H i‘ - and hauled it up ti" :t'1'rs rn ‘Il- And in iois of different, trays, i ,9 . ' ' ~ ' - . V9311; one News H o, _ i o.» . . , . w, In ._ _ 8.1V ileuwd it on io the so“ Ci the U and down the lone traits m, 7' 11°“ ""5 W“ ‘m? acmfwmed i“ Dr. Legate. Pallbearers were: Dr. 5W9 fillwm WW0?! 9511mm P190“ 707k Q1019 is particularly omphgyq