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\n'seiriit'ing trade orders under t‘:iti-

aiiian ('r1=dit.=i abroad, the (‘anadiaii

Trade Voiniiiissioii reports that cer- tain indiistries liavetaketi a piriloni- mont place, and that other classes fiquully important have done little to obtain an allocation. As the iiiaiti mga, in estohiishiiig ore:-iits was to enabie‘DominioIi indiisti'ies as ii whole to "carry on" over a diiiiciiit. pei-iotl rind to enable a la-rgei' eiitry to he made into the export iii-ld. the attvii- tion of business-nien in all indiistrios is called to the <'oiidjtioiis_ it is thought advisable to sp_i'ead the ore- tiits over unused iaiitory capacit_v without t-oiiiiiiing tho lwiiotits to ii row lines, and thus 1ii'e\'oiit iinviii- ploymeiit wiiere possililo. l‘reseiil ttondiiioris oi‘i`0r lo goltieti o|ipoi‘tiitii- ties ot entering the pvriiiaiioiii export

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itiai‘kets wliich iiiay iiot iigaiiiit-i»riit',

and tho Vriiiiinissiioit iiii.pi'ssse.< nn trailos wliit-ii iitaty Itv\'tn- have export- ed lioforo the striking zitivatittiges of group oiidoavor.

I \\-'oolt-'ii and gztrineiitinakiiig firms, it is learned, iiro not pliinning to take oriiors wliich Iiia_v irltei‘fcre \\'iih the iiotiiestit- oi‘doi‘s expectetl in it few iitantlis though in some cases gat-_ iiieiit i'ai-torios are only running 25 per cont. ot' ifapar-ity, Tho average i`\\lllliHt»€ t.'ii|1a<-il._\' of all iudiistries in (‘aiiada at pi-nsent. is probably 70 to 7.'»,pi\r ct-nt. 'i‘riidos aii'cad_v organ- ized into groups are iiian\iit\ct.urei'sof Iiilint and varnish. agiirititiirai iinpie~ |iir>iits_ iiiii'd\\'ai'c, boots and shoes, wooloiis and clothing.

liivor iiotii-o tliar-tlii-i-o is iiotiiiiig;

liio ;:,ood lor tho .siiiaii lio_\' who has

a )1|‘i\ti_\- gI'o\\'ti up .si.<lvt".’

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user of KING COLE

Orange Pckoe or KI NG COLE Indo-Ceylon Blend, you know that the quality has been consistently main- tained. That alone explains the steadily increasing sales.

They are dependable

teas.

Perfectly packed in brilht had Iuil And prion niilrked an every pwiuga.

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’All`Heaciaciie Gone.

Breath R

Stomacii, Liver and Boweis Regular-So Convenientl

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Wellington, lst prize for innp of i’. E. I.

for .Rural Science note hook.

S. note hook. 1

in-sects.

Weeds.

Nl, McKinnon.

dash for boys,

yd. dash lor boys. 'i“urnlpl--3i‘d piti'/.o should he Loman Mcilean. linysiilo instoati of Leonaijd Mt-iloan.

ard Gillis. Bayside instead of Willie McKinnon.

Presentation t.tirMr~T » And Mrs.§L.fL. Jenkins

Last Wednesday night Mr. L. I..

Jenkins the retiring Superintendent 01' the Falcoriwood Farm was waited "P0" by the nmie eirpioyees and pre- sented with u gold i'i`en.ds¢i cane and address which was read by Mr. Sfeilhen Simpson.

Mr, Jenkins heartily thanked the

employees . for the unexpected and handsome gilt and 'the appreciative address. He spoke ,of the cordial relations existing between himself and the employees and ofthe deep re~ SP0! Which he felt in severing these relations.

On 'Dhurstluy Mr. Jenkins invited

the employees to the farm 'residence at Falconwood andentertained them

to supper. About thirty were .pres ent and- the evening was very pleas- antly spent.

All departed wishing Mr. Jenkins

good -bye anti good luck and express- ing their regret at parting with sur-it Ii good friend

Following was the address:

_ (‘hai'|ottetown, P. E. island:

April 28th. 1919.

Air. Louis Jenkins.

(`ihai'iottetowii. - Dear Mr. Jenkins: -- The employ-

ees ol' Falconwnod institution have learned with deep regret- that your are about to resign fiom your position ot' Superintendent of the Farm l`1e.part- ment ni’ the institution and are about to remove from amongst tis. -

During the time which we have had

the pleasure ot' working under your siipervisioti the relations hetiveeii its i have always been of the most pleas- ant nature and the treatment. accord- od us at 'ill times most kindly atid cordial. During the brief time wiiich we have been working togeth- er we have lvarncd to admire .\'0\\\` sterling qiiftiities of mimi ami licart and your faitliiiiiiioss at all tinies I0 iltit_\'. Your oxaiiiplo ot' devotion to duty in the face of obstacles has been an inspiration io us and the lim' spent in your association will always be ta. bright spot in oui' in.einoi'ios.

As ati evidence ol` our' good will

and in aptireciatioii oi' your kiiiiiiiess we ask you to accept this small gift with our vr=.r_v best wishes t’or the fu-, ture- success anti happiness of your- sell’ and Mrs, Jenkins. ,

Signed on behait' oi! the

Farmers, Attendants and Engine

Room Meri;

The following address was also

preseiitcd to Mrs. Jenkins hy the t`oinaii-. eiiiployees. Mrs. Jeiikiiis made ii. iiitist ilttiiig reply to the t‘.\‘- pressiotis oi` regret ianil goodwill.

Dear Mrs. .lenkiiisi -- it is with

lreliiigs ot' iegrot that we learn oi' your departure t'roni amongst as and as we are iiow about io say $5000 iJ.\'<" with a small gift as a token ol' out love toward you anti our HIYIWI’-l'li\' tion oi' your kiiidness towards us all.

Sigiit=tl_

Mrs. MACCORMACK.

MRS. LAMONT.

MISS HAMM. ANNIE EGAN. LIBBIE SHAW

KATIE HANDRAHAN.

LOTTIE MACNEVINI MARY MACSWAIN.

GRAND RIVER SCHOOL FAIR _._.._

Folloiring are corrections iii tht

revised Grand River School Fair Di'i'6"

list pulilisliofl somt-tiiiie aH0-

lnsects--1, Arlington School. Tree Leaves-1. Maynard Mr°ArIh

ur. Arlington.

Potted Plant,-i. i.il_v -McAi't.hiv'. Ai"

liiigtoii; Il. Kiitliloi-ii iiiciielian. .»’\r» lingtoii, Pumpkins-1. i.ii,\' McArthur, Arliiit-',-. ton tinstctid ot’ Al'bort .\/lciionald. t"ross Tiivvi-s.t

Potatoes-l. Winnie Mviloliaii.

Arllngtoii .

Exercise Books-Ii. Mrii'giii'~=t i`=\l\\

oroti, i\rllii,':ton.

Special Fancy Work--l,|'\ViiInio Mr

l.oiluii; 2, Katlilooti i\li-lloliaii.

Best Boquet Sweet Peas-.iriitii-'

i-‘ori|. Arlingtoiif

(‘iiai'i0s i\icDonalti, Richmond. in-

.iohii Iiuyioie. Rlcltinond, instead of

*OMITTED

Mary Mai'p.ai'c~t McKinnon. lst prizf-

Bei\t.i'i<'e Gillis. 2nd prize for il.

*Riivliniond Sr~hool_ ‘.’nd prize for

Rioiimond School, 2nd pi-Exo ini'

*Aniiiiiil Drawing, ist p;~:‘z<~. Mary

*Lester Ilnyole. lst. prizi-. .Ro _v:i.

*Pius Mcbougiiii. Rnd prize for 50

Milking Stool-ist should be .i.i~oii-

Pen and Ink Drawing Animals- 2nd

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prize should be Lilian Mclnnis, Hay

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Dunlop Tiresgwere in The l.ea_cl For Quality

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Sales. A A -

A coiitiriuous leadership, from the very beginning of an incliistry--wlwere can you cluplicate such a record?

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“lt’s either a ‘Dun-lop’ or an Imitation!"

Dunlop rife & nuifilfr Gains co. _

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Crayon Drawing'-lst prim- l,iliaii

, side! Zi, Gerliv _\li~i{iiiiioii. lia_\'si<i<'-; 4 i

lreiie .\iot'i'isiiii, llii_v.~=iilt‘.

Poultry-i. ii<‘i‘Iiia ;\ioi'risoii lia_\'

sitio.

A CHAPLAlN'S SURROUNDINGS

_ ll was iii a liotiil rotiinda he was speakiiig, a raihf-r siiiiorior t-lass oi' hotel. Also it was i'\Iii iio\\' for ii pii"~

and, tlierol`orf\ not .~aui~li aii iiii-otigrii-

ous oroiit as it soiiiiioil,

Moiiinis. Baysido; 2. l<.rtiia iii.\'. iiiigs-,

pose iievor iiiloiiili-tl iii its |ii.stor_v.l

was ilisiiiierested lit-» stood, his lair hair i'i'aiiIcd against ii stratige sceiio ptiiiitetl on the wail. his voice low hut. <-ont`ideiit, his manner t`iill ol' that

appt-ii! which i-oiiies to thu padre who has done his duty with the fighting troops. lie knew his iiiiilirnve as iio

hiio\\' his siiilijert, 'l`lici‘f> was no tinge of iiiipi'oniptu-ness .such as ruins thi: i~t`t‘e<-tivoiii-ss ot' so iiiany of the mon who talk to the- sti|tlivi'.-_ 'l`hotigii it wats not ai large crowd. it was evident :hut lio <~oiisitlr=reii it important otiotigli to prepare his address. `

lint-.k iii iiiiii \\'ii.~i a .sitiail stage

whii-ii ii very ser-Iiiar oi'i~iif‘sti‘zi ha-i vaoateti for this other i`or|n ot' enter-

liiiiiineiit. Anil harl; of the stage was it painting on the \\'iill that gave tho

touch ot' iiii'oiigriiit_v tliatniight liavo

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.sitio iiistoad ol' iliili-ii .\li‘lti|,\'i'»-. <`i'o~'< Hvi'oi'e an autiieiii-9 not oIii~ ol' wlioiiil spoiled ii less serious at`i`aii'.

l it wits in Paris. and the pictiiim-

.di»-pititeil the gayest oi' Paris a tele .soeiie hy night, witii a sparsely gariied

I dance an a platform anti an exaggerat- ‘ed i-lowii iii the t'orf=gI'oiitid. And all ‘about was _ the i`i‘i\'oioiis light oi Viiiiiose iaiiii-riis and the i’rivtil of a

'Paris L'i'owti out to oiijoy itsf‘it'~aiId the t`ii'e\\'orks cutting into the drali- iioss ot' the pi<‘tiii'e's itiickgroiind.

Out in the ot'i'ice, just liicre iritliia

Q viow, soldiers came and went. register ' iiig for rooms their heav_\~ packs beiid»

ling them low at this evening hour. , The ii`reiich ot't`icer passed from office

Ito hitreiiii and bark, ii iiitsh on his stop as tlie-ro was iii the iiiovemeiit V through tho ii:iil.~a.

'i`lii'i><» Aiistraliatis eiitoreti tho

. _ - swiiig doors opening to the .street niid

stood wiitciiliig and listening. Thern

was awkwai'dness _iii their attitude.

but they stayed: and in a iiiomeiit

their hats came oi't`. A copie of (‘an~ adiaiis joined them in`silence. Tha hails and ot't`ire filled' quietly with fi listening crowd-even a Frencll' oi-

ficer and two poiiiis among them.

,What they 'heard was a .friendly

chat on the 23rd Psalm-an old bit ol Scripture, but it hc-id them' to the last. Anti the_i`air haired padrc talk- cd on. Anil the setiIi~nude dancing girl liickeii her heels beiiimi his head. And tho soldiers sang -i‘witli‘ a vim that put to sliaiiie the songs ol' others gatherings. The' ('anii'diai=i Y.‘l\i_ P. A.- ilotel tl‘ioiia, iii Pai-is, 'wat-I filling :i iargi- place in tho lives di the (‘un» adiaiis on loavo, '

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