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. . THD

1 .milk until Monday morning. It is dim- »

` It to cool the milk much below T0 -

dggrees with ordinary well water. I!

mint is to so kept sweet. it should be

-i1' Pave to hula this Provinoo.

cooled to illl degrees or lower. With- out a'supply of ice it is almost im- possible to maintain this temperature on the average htm. The better the coiidition in which milk is delivered to the factory the easier It ia for the

"' ly after separating and prevented from

in this

In con- l "'“ '° not so etllcient as ice. Seldom does a

summer pass but one or more cans of

ICE SUPPLY ON THE DAIRY FARM

During ilie sumnier mouths dairy-

iuoii usuully expi-riviice more or loss tilillvulty in keeping ilitfniilk or rrouni i`roni ileicrioratiug in quality before it is ili\li\'i\i'r-ri lo ilio ciiieosfr |'iictory or cr0iiiiwr_\'. At urdiiiiiry siiinuicr tciii- |ii»ri1i|iri~ ii 1-uiuils ii gimil tlcfll of work in izriol ilu- i\igl|I'i~¢ milk sliillrif-lilly in pi-vvviil ilu: liii~ii<- iii-iii l»;it‘ii»i‘iii iruui iiiiiltiplyiiig iulil rtiusiiig lilo milk in Iwvoiiif- sour li:-i'ni'<= ii is iii=livci'uil. lilspcr-iiill_\' is this liiv misc will-ii f~u-- ili\ii\'ol'i|ig to lem'-p .\‘;iiilrd:i_\' iiiglii`.<

may In- iiiiiiisiviivil ieaisily wlinn ilio iuuii is lviiiiivil. llaug ul ouch end li i-luster of liitlo sm-lit-i. bags that uiny

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ehlauge. is Guardian Aunt in Summer a .

cheese maker to manufacture a high- _"Ace Fon s°|_°|¢R3_ ___ A J cm" l“’°‘|““‘~ Th° “m9 “Wu” W large number ot the soldier boys here cream-It should he cooled immediate- no, use the y_ M_ Q A_ b“||du,‘ fm.

entertainments and other past time.

becoming too sour before it is shipped These "mom, hue recently bun re, Mid While Wal" "IW he “ed fm' °°°l' modelled and made more attractive for ing purposes. it takes longer and is tha bo .' somerhum "my very much

apnre¢;%e.-H. - 5 .

milk are lost that might have _ been ...T A~KQFFER|Nq,'- .__ Tha B;-gg. g Seved bl’ h8Vl“K 2 B\lDP|5' °f me in byteriah Woman’s Missionary Society _`,-QUDDIMDINIII-I-Mr.RnsBelR0~ readiness. There may yet be an oppor- of L9; ,15_ ham their “mul \T}mnk.[' not go; ' "{r5j¢dv°d.¢he_¢sd news

lllniiy INS “'ll1l€l' 10 S€C“l'@ H Sllfflcllmf offering meeting on the evening 0! 0';.FridC¥ lfti-thgégoothrof his elster_Ml’l SUDlJ|.\’- |00 1100898 Mill D10'-|1009 0f Feb. 25th. The evening was not favor- Guo;-ga'$1\sr 6f= gvglgtolro, B. C., (nee slurlllir ice WCW flllll' lliBC\1SS0‘l iii il able for a large attendance but ilne Emma Rogers)-homo V80' S\ldd°“ 3'* rovqul issue of this miner- - interest in the work -was evidenced by ta¢k.af"pi1"eumon|1.. - - ,

u collection amounting to $31.82. In

$22 71 durin the ast ear The

Grade Il.-1, Ileginu Arscnuult; 2, .\lyrtlo Iilaquicre. Grade Ill.-1, Edna Pcri 2. Autionott G lan c

1.i-oii. (initio vi.-1, nits Miiimnn; 2,

-Ws K. l|eGOU3AN» GloN fo! E!-

-ONI MNT per word each inane

tion for the advertising in this oolnmm

QI; mlht older. llnl~ mum esnts.

-Tl-Il MORNING--DAILY Guardian

can be , ` -ml!_ert;y'a Toi_iaor.- ial-PerIour|,~~.v` , r . -conoinr-`1M_.`t¢,eoav uisnci-i mt asa soirooi Assommyalsii. ciiornrss, Quai-tettel. - Solos, lteadinss. ,Mia

Hughes &ulo Mpmo Soloist

purposes. - X '.- 7871.

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' -----*#~ addition to this the society raised -ENTERVTAJIIUAIAENT AND SOCIAL

nsln e ers of L 0-

6- S D y - At Ke gtnn. .tb month -

A MUFF HANGER llev. Roland Davidson must be greatly L. Kensington, will hold an enteftglll-

_ "_ cheered b the missionar enthusiasm ,ment and ie loclll i th new u c

. “'?"“` ‘° R009 "IP “W” “'*‘°" 1* in his csilgrsgation. Tneynev. George Hsu on Mgrchuro 1olir, tins promises 1-* U" “dl-" "Of" “HY li’ fl"-I' 1” “me” siiiisr or Aiberion who visitsu tus to be grandest or the season as it is “"‘“‘ "“"‘ 1° ““".‘“"- A ’“"“'l‘““S' East iniiis Mission in 'rrinirisa and mano up prinolpaiiy or foreign tai- "" ~“"'l"'-" ""‘ ‘"""‘"_"-"» "ml 0"" "un llritish Guiana this summer gave the ent. Admission .25~cts. Ladies with in- _ii_iiide very 'well IFUHI il "="‘"’"“"" address nt the annual meeting. ` baskets free. r 7668-3-6-M3I.

iliailin tube list* one of the long, -'

g . _ .

slcudvr tubes. cover it with batting. _ H __ __ - -- .. °°“""_ 9’ ""’l’°“' Gather 1" the was St. Mary's Academy. Summerside.- Bededue Hall on Monday ev,6uin8. and iiulsli with ribbon loops or ti colv- Grade In Sec_ A__1_ Zim Blaquiem; 2’ Much 6’ at 8 0-clbakn A good pm, "`_""" “"0"-__S°“ I" “"0 em' L Edna Wedge;3,Elleen Arsenault. Sec. gramis being prepared. Sale of home- ""',"”‘ 'hm ’” “.’ he 'M 1009 bl Ii-1, Ernest. LeClerc; 2, Elmo Mc- made candy. - Admission 15 and 20 wliirh to hang it. Sow n small hut- Ummm; 3_ D_ MCNMH “nd Louis cts ton iii thi- other i'-ud_ and innke ii looll \\'edgn. Soc. C-1. Sophia Arsenriult; quruhlg the entertainment will be held "" "“' "'|"‘{' "M "' ""’ 'Ih"‘"" H" it 2. lieiitrlco \Vmlgr~.; 3, Mnrlm McLoIlnn Wednesday evening March 8th. -

the lecture and concert in Central

Should the.evenlng prove unfav-

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-sPEc|'Ai. 1'-RAIN. Friday. March

i- -i»i'i ii- n' -in it is `y; ” “l ti 3'C` " "“-“‘ ‘“_" “ ’“" “ ‘ "' - cl-lin Giillnut. Grudo IV.-1, Elaine 10th. leaves Alberton nt 3.45 for Sum- "" 'hi' l‘“"g‘*’- llllzard; 2. l~‘n\istn McCullough; 3 may-sirlri at [pw return ful-u. The

___ 1' llilda Iiliiqiilr-i-0. Grade V.-I, Mary Crystals of Summereido ploy the

- ' f " - Wcilgv; :_ Svlliin llerry; II, Moudc Mc- Regain of Alborton a return hockey

match. Then the Crystal llanil ren-

._ 5, ' g - *_ , I Adu Sullivan; II, Alberta McLellan. do;-5 music for rt nice liour’s Skate. - '- L, :,§`,.- ~ _,'1”,,___:_= __,_ a J -~-.,,-`f,_._.§§i’Ss ,Grade VII.-Bernice Gallant; Aile- Everyone 5,, “soured rr good time.

I' ,...., , -- _ -- f ,. ~ 1111110 M@N@Ill--ll- Admission zso. .7655-x-iinssiwrr or I: mn: i a

sg-cursttfotf I

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_: r. . - g - '[“H"'0 m“¢‘Ul1€ Of f-`-f1l‘\W“|\ U 0- L~» sou, of the 105th Batt. has hoen trans-

*-CGUGHS.

' and all Bronchial Troubles.

No curative preparation can possibly be quicker in action

than Venos Lightning Cough Cure. You don’t have to wait forthe effect, relief comes with theiirst dose, and in ordinary cases cure follows with a rapidity which fully justifies 'the title "Lightning." Even in old deep-seated bronchitis and asthma Veno’s can be relied upon when all the usual means fail.

Awarded Grand Prix and Gold Medal, International

Health Exhibition, Paris, 1910. _

That award is the hall-mark of intemational scientific approval. The

approval of the public is expressed in a reputation which is wide as the British Empire. Veno's has the largest sale of any cough preparation in the whole world. It is made in Great Britain by British pharmacists, financed by British capital, and sold wherever the British flag riies. Old and young take Vt-,no's for-

Ceniho and Colds ‘ Difficult lreathllg

lrelcHal Troubles pf/,_-| gum, Wlooplag Colgh

Asthma r

Nasal Catlrrh lleod Spiitill loarseless .

Large sbs i~onlrii'1ima 2l lima the qilaiiiily G0 cents. Sold by Druauish and Dealers errruwlizrr, or dirrd, an rn-rip! of prior, /ram the sale agents for Canada, Harold If. llitrlcir if' ("o.. lid., I0, .’IlcCi11ilSir¢el, Toronto., Propr1'rfors.'-The Vnio Drug Wo., Lid., Jlianclirslrr, Hua.

_ NUS \»‘§,LT.NiN’e I - ¢0||G|'| ‘HIRE

koiisiiigtou, ii wan decided in (‘-liriston ilu-ir iwiiutifiil new hail “King Goo- rgi-." The members of their Lodge nro looking forward to the concert, and plc sm-inl which they intcud h.'i.vlng Miirr-.li l0tli as one of “tho” ovcnts of tho season. The program Committoc are making n very careful selection of all local and foreign talent, and no doubt this affair will bo afterwards spoken of as “The Best Yet.."- Mr. U. S. McPhee. R. M. P., of 105th High- landers. Summersldc, made a flying visit to Kensington reccntly.- All -horsemen of Kensington and vicinity are unanimous in their opinion that they have in the person oi' Wilfred \Voodslde, one of the best horsesho- ers in the province especially on trot- ting stock.- The Kennedy estate are enlarging and putting further addi- tions to tlie,show cases in their millili- ory room and it is reported that Miss May Dennis of Margate the popular millincr, has been engaged to tako charge of this department for the com-

ing season.

-PLEASANT AFFAIR. - lu these

troiibluous times ol' wnr when all thc world is at strife. and the brightest and best young manhood of the Is- ` land are giving up all that life iioldsl dear to them to oifer their lives in, tlie service of their King and Country, , those who cannot go feel that they can ut lczist do much to make the soldiers’ life enjoyable while they are here, so that when they are far away iii the dreary routine oi’ trench life ‘ “Somewhere in _France" they may have many pleasant memories of homo to while away the iiurk hours. The (liiiirtlinu has boon ciillcd upon in i-ltrniilrlv many social cvnnts gotten up i`or this piirposo in tlio past mouth

___ _1 oujovahlo than that held at the hom

ferrcd from Charlottetown to Summer- sldo where he is at present nttaclird to the staff of Major Inman 0. C. De- tachment. at Summnrnidr. Mr. Ste- venson wlm was formerly on tho staff of the News Department. oi' thc “Guar- dian,” has been at military work since war commenced having been one of the number who were sent to Canso. When the 105th Batt. was organized he en- listed as a private being later promoted to Corp. Serg. and Staff Serg. in turn. In November he was commissioned n. Lieut. and has recently returned from Halifax where he successfully quali- fied for his commission.-C. -

IIESTERII PtIl80lllLS

-Mr. and Mrs. C..W. Ramsay have

returned from the West, and tukcn tho residence on Winter Street, Sum- mcrsidc, owned by Mr. M. S. Curtis.- I-I.

'-Messrs. Sherman McAssie. line- man of the P. E. I. Telephone Co. and Arthur Steeves ofthe Bankof Nova Scotia, Sumiuersiiilc."who, recently en- listed with the Signal Service Corps. left nu Thursday '-morning -for Char- lnttctowii.-I-I. 5'

TIG-NISH ‘

thy Wells, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Wells of Kildare Capes, died Wednes-. day in Charlottetown Hospital after an operation for appendicltis. The remains were brought home on Thurs- day ovcning's train.--Z.

-INJURED-Again ilio crack ploy-

Proceedawtor - and I-lolbital.

-TRANSFERRED.-Llr-ul.. Steven- ’

-DIED IN HOSPITAL-Miss Doro- f

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but tlierc could imrdly bc one mor

9 or of Tlgnish hockey team. fell on tho

0 friends will he sorry to hear he will

5" " " - "' 3 ot' Mrs. Jas. Lynda, Kensington, on he unable to pmy for same time,-Z. WAV//I/I/a\\\\\\\v//ll//Aw.Im\\\\\\\\\\vr.tnmulr/ W°“"“"“>' °""="‘"g I" “°“°f °f the"

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of Wall Paper

Remnants

Is now on. Every pattern

HALF PRICE

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Beautiful patterns for Parlor, Dining Room,

Bed Room, Halls and Kitchen. Some have Borders, some without. All big values. Come early. It will pay you to take advantage of these bargrins even i_f you have to keep the paper for :1 while. Seo the stock in our Wall

Paper Department up-stairs. '

Carter & Co. Limited

IA\\\\\i#IA\\§¥'”IIIlM$Wf@4

B' A al S lenders. About sixty of the select so-

] 5 a clety of Kensington gathered to while_

- away a few pleasant hours, for Mr

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g sou Vernon, who was home on a short

furlough from Summerside where he is quartered with “C” Co 105th High-

Lynds is second to none hs hostess, and u most. enjoyable evening was spent in whlst and other amusements. A dainty luncheon was served by tho hostess assisted by some of the ladies, after which Mr. Jas. Peudergasi; was culled upon hy the chairman. Mr. Ali. Glover, to read tho address and and also to present Mr. Lynda with nu niagunt wristlct watch. Tile nd- ilress was followed by several com- plimentary speeches from the chair- nian, H. F. Morrison, D. Matheson.Iuii Darracii, Mr. McDonald of Tlgnlsh and others. all of whom spoke very high- ly of Voruou. and said that although they were sorry to see him go, they were glad that ho had hail _“pluck” euougli to follow tho path of duty. and hopcd thai. that path would even- tually lcaii him to the last glorious nmrcli ni' tho Allies through thu strcuiu oi' Borllii. Mr. Lynda thanked tlio company for tlioli' gift in u few

woll cipmcn wordg and ri. llttlo lntnr after s ii lu "For llc' 000.1

Anthem, the company brolio up, nil

e ice and sprained his wrist. llis

-ACCIDENT -The engine of Wed-

nesday eveulng’s express. while on the -,way to the round-house, left the track and broke some of the springs. it. was 11 o‘clock before they succeeded ln getting' her back into shape again, and caused an hours delay in leavlilz the following morning.-Z.

-ENLISTED - News has been

received that Camille Gaudet. former- ly oi Tignish luis enlisted from Van- couver, ll. (‘., for overseas service. -Z.

-oN FuR|_ouoH. - Mr. Sylve-rc

lllclinrd of the 105th is home for a few days, his many friends are pleased to see him looking so well.-Z.

-INBPECTING-Mr. McKay oi’

Charlottetown. Inspector oi’ Public Works arrived in Tlgnish Wednesday on n. tour of inspection.-Z. _

-BIG PRICE. - The highest price

ever received for sheep in this part of tho country was brought .Wednesday ata sale In Pnlmur Road. Mr. Roch-

i’o;<l auctioned o pair oft ‘for $27.00.. - ._

IZ il s it Jolly

l"i‘||0W" 110% f0I'8etiIug rt good hem-ty_ "Spccinl solo of Libby! Soups. regu- bouncc for Vernon and tho National lar 16 cents size for -10 cents. Jenkins,

& Son. 7667-3-6-Mill.

tlinnking Mrs. Lynda for lilo

V6l‘y

I . and we could sell any of~thern, but we believe that in Shet-

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A I when You Want Paint, Buy

Good 'Paint-“Sherwin-Williams"

, we 'sau only one kind of saint and tint is Sherwin- Williams Paint. here are lots of other paints on the market |

win-Vglilliams we are offering you the very best paint value I PM E. ,I '_' -

_ 2 Bllierwin-Williams painfe for your furniture, doors, walls. _ ‘ will stand and amount of sun. barns, outdzuiltlings, farm im-

wiud, rain. hail, snow, frost or ~ plementa, engines or boat.

'_ :;'t:g°::n?t--4;°d'atn gizdhgfdg And _we can honestly say

anitorstion nada is my or tits ;’;‘8'r:{; ‘;:‘fn‘n";‘;r"f ‘_

fifty Sherwin-Wiliiamsp process- It it is me rm" Mud M Yum. B" for the purpose- it wil give - 'riiore is it siisrw|n-wiii- you nerirri and leliinz mil- ismrpatot for any purpose - faction. -

plonslnm cvcning they had spent.

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1'-if -""~ _,Z mi'

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5 T lin & Cm,

"0ilds~and ends -ot--shoes going

cheap at Goff Bros. 7624-3-3M3i.

'SANITARY ‘Dl8H‘C|iIUTH8.

‘ The dish~clotli trouble in

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' EVERYONE wrmiu Ti-isnsscii or jruis s'i‘oRE s service is cordially

invited to be present 'at this great advance exhibit of new goods of every sort to

bhldh ~ ~ ' in 5 '= e ei are-°" WEDNESDAY, EIGHTH MARCH. 1916

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reat Showing of New Coats, Suits, I Skirts, Dresses, Waists etc.

I The finest-the most complete stock of ready to wear goods ever shown in

this-the biggest ready to wear department in Prince Edward Island, is ready for you for.Wednesday. ` _ - .

V New -Suits $12.75, 15.00. 18.00, 22.00, 25.00 to 38.00. . New Coats $7.50, 8.50, 10.50, 11.50, 15.00, 18.00.

New‘Dresses $5.25, _7.50, 9.00 12.00 up. ` I

New Separate Skirts $3 25, 4.50, 5.50, 6.75. ' >

New Waists $1.25, _1.75, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 4.50, 5,75 up.

Very special line of new silk waiets at_2.5O. ` _ -

' special Display of the New 5 2 Wall Papers for 1916 `

YEAR AFTER YEAR THIS WALL PAPER STORE SENDS WALL

PAPER to every town and lvillage in P. E. i. This store specializes in artistic wall papers. Its buyers are experts in this line. That is why this storelleads the I procession in this line. . ~‘ f ' ’ " WEDNESDAY WE IN \/ITE YOU TO SEE THE GREAT EARLY DISPLAY

WHETHER YOU WANT TO BUY OR NOT. COME AND LOOK I -

/ New American-English and Canadian Wall Papers. Papers for every

and any _room-all tasteful-smart new things. Ask to see some of the most modern in American decorative tideas-and find out lhow cheaply they are

* sold. A _ f _ '

New Dress Goods and Silks I

A "iw , Wednesday sth inet.

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Here are some of the new weaves. -- _

. , _ Navy and Black serges 85c, 1.00, 1.20, { _ '_ § ` 1.50, 1.60, 2.10, 2.50, 2.75. _ _ ,_

v-A - I ¢.T_-1 q1~;;;yé1;i33i<1?i;£i0ossinI;..mBins,sstis V -. -if - 1

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' .='§ .B .G dco -1.95 ‘ 'I

-_ 1, lvvgw é.ovd:li;j:enC?:_‘vcrts.p?Fq1l'19.ee<l3:'and `

I I ‘*t°.z.‘:l°if.‘.. "“;;S:*e:2~i‘:» tolli-

._ ,I = * I . ' - evios , . , ' ~- 1,3s,1.6o,1.9i§,°:°§.oo. -

Silk and Wool Poplins and Cranes in A I I

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A Ladies Home lourual Pat-

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of Special

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, are pretty well all in, The finest line of | / I ,

- ‘ I each that Prince Edward Island can of- »

fer-is here for your inspection. ` .

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