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Program‘ of Meetings for Farmers? Week

Manon 3rd, 4n», 6th, and om All meetings will lbs held at the Agricultural School. same as last your. Monday. March 8rd, at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m., Meetings of Provincial Dairy Association. _ ' h The official opening of the Poultry Show opens

7 o'clock. ‘ g yTuesday, March 4th, at 2.30 and 7.30 p. m., Meeting of Central

Farmers’ Association. . Wednesday, March 5th, at i0 a. m., Meeting of P. E. Island Sheep Breeders’ Association. e-Wedn-ssdsy,"Maroh 5th, st 2 and 7.30 p. m., Meeting of P. E. Island Egg and Poulbry Association. ' .._'r|lllI"Sd&Y-,‘-M&PG11‘6i.h at 10 a. m., ‘Meeting of swine Bi-eedei-s- As. soclatlon. _ ﬂ - MThureduY. Munch Gth-at 2.30 and 7.30 p. mpMeetings of P. E. Island Potato Growers‘ Association. Dr. Partridge, Chief Dominion Inspector, wilrbe present. The Provincial Poultry Show will .be held in same building as the 11109111188 on the 4th, 5th and 6th. An exhibit of seed grain by competitors in the Standing Fields Com. llvlltloll and oi’ potatoes by members of Potato Growers’ Association will be held at same time.

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iientral Guardian sues from- Homage came;

DWCQUNT. BALE on robes, coats. harness snd- rugs. continued all this week by A. Horns d: Co. 1781 4 3i

i 2 'CITIZENB IN GENERAL WILL BE DELIGHTED to learn that Mr.- Fred Morris and Mr. Charles Earle have consented to give a recital in St. Paul's Hall on Tuesday even- ing, March 25th. Mark the date down. 1798 4 3i

MAIL FOR 0V_ERSEA8.-_Mails will be despatched this week to cionnect with the Steamer METAIGAMA sailing from St. the - 7th. after which ‘letter mail will be iforwarded via ‘New lYork up to and including Wednesday. the 12m.

WEDDING BELLS-A quiet but pretty wedding took place in St. Peter's Church, Seven Mlle Bay, on the morning of Wednesday, Febru- ary 27th, when Miss Rose Warren. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Warren, Albany, became the wife of Mr. Ambrose Corr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Corr, Emerald. Rev. Father Monoghan performed the ceremony and the ‘Witnesses were Miss Bertha Warren (sister of the bride) and Mr. Raymond Mulligan, Emerald. After the marriage the happy couple drove to the home of the bride where a sumptuous wedding breakfast was served aft- er which Mr. and Mrs. Corr left on the Car Ferry on a honeymoon trip to Montreal and other cities. The high esteem In which the bride und groom are held by their friends was attested by the many beautiful gifts from their friends-showers being held previous to the marri- age in honor of the bride at the home of her sister Mrs. Joseph Muttart, Searletown. and at the home of Mr. Thomas Deighan, Em- crnid, in honor of the groom. At the latter the groom was presented with a nicely worded address accum punled by fitting romembrances from his fellow-citizens. On their return from their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Corr will reside In Emerald "Illlige where a host of friends will wish them a long, happy and prog. llcrous wedded life.

THE VARIATION 1N BULK TEE-The quality oi‘ bulk tea is unreliable for several reasons, 1n the first place its origin and age l-s ‘unknown to the housewife so that it docs not carry any r9590". sibiiity- In the second place, it is exposed to the a-ir while offered for sale, and therefore very quick- ly loses its flavour and fresh- ness; Even if it were as good us “S/MDADA" in the first place, it would rapidly deteriorate for this reason and in ‘any case it would be impossible for any dealer to fol- low consistently the same quality throughout the year. “SALAD/V always maintains an unvarying "high standard, possible through skllful blending and careful preser- vntiun in sealed aluminum pack- ets.

HUNT FOR A “rsooiw- An amusing incident is reported lo

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have iuken place in the course of a lsearch by the Prohibition officers 'Iast Saturday nt a house on Dorches- tcr Street, kept by a woman of alien ‘nationality who stoutly main- tained hcr innocence in ‘the mutter of keeping liquor in the house. A careful sourch through the premises was unsuccessful. It seemed that the slueths of the law were foiled. 'i‘hcy were still suspicious however. and one of them suggested taking the woman to lhc Police Station "and searching her stocking!’ At this intimation the woman of the house. emitted u most doleful moan and beat a hasty rctrcat to the buck yard where she was followed by the Prohibition officers. She up- pourcrl to be searching eagerly for something bulky about her person, and on this hint one of the officers opened the attack in the approved foot-bull style. A Homeric ensued. the objective being the suspected stocking. At last part of the con- tents of a "teddy" of liquor were secured and triumphantly confisc- ‘sled.

NEW PRESIDENT.—MBIII~IJEI‘B of the Canadian ‘Holstein ‘Breeders Association were out in force at ‘their annual convention iin Toronto. They had a lively and interesting session at the close of a success lful year. lDeiegates were present firom hoth the eastern and western provinces, and the highest "honor in the gift of the association~the Presidency-tyrant to the delegate from iPrincc lEdward island. The Hon. Waiter Lea, the recipient, is a well known holestein breeder and judge, as well as former Commiss- ioner of Agriculture iilor his native provlnoe under the recent liberal regime. Holstein men are optimist- ic over the future for their breed and plan to open up new markets and enlist new recruits Ifor the association through an active chmpaign in support-of the "black and white“ cow. A vote of $7000 sin] the employment of two lfieid men, was the practical expression given to this idea at the Hllllllll meetinm-(lliiontresl Star). -—-—-CO-Q-—-———

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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-item D. M. Lamont will preach ut Glas- gow Road on Saturday. March 8th at 7.30 p.m., also Sabbath March 9th at 11 a-m. and in the People's Church, City at 7 p.m.

DAIRY OFFICIALS HERE. - Messrs Thos. Hicks, official cheese grader, and J. A McDonald, official butter grader, of the Dominion Do- partment, Montreal are here in connection with the agricultural meetings at the Technical School. They are registered at the Victoria Hotel. Mr. McDonald, who form- erly belonged to Orwell. hag not been home for the past nineteen years. He has had a lengthy ex- perience in dairy Inspection work. especially in Western Canada Mr McDonald's many friends on the Island will be pleased to meet him again. '

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Mr. A. -M. lBeaton, Flat River was ' a visitor to the City Saturday. .

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Mr. Hammond Kelly, loft yester- iriuy itor Montreal. _ Mr. -D. A. McKinnon, lM. P, and

IMisB Besitnice McKinnon left yester- lday for Ottawa.

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oi‘ Kcnsington has the famous trotting ‘horse, IBuss IFuss which he purchased from Joe ‘Stewart.

Bay View, Joe says he has . gone halves in 1.12.

‘Phoma-s German has iwo promis ing colts coming four years old. Acqnira, with a iitllc training will be very speedy. Another. Charity Lady hy Anhury which he purchased from the noted horse- man. ‘William (lillis. lndinn River. Mr. Gormun paid in the vicinity of thrce hundred dollars for this coil. Mr. German intends handing those colts over to Tyndlo Sample the noted horse jockcy olf Kenning- ton ‘for spring training.

Mr. Bazell Flahaven. Kensington has nn old time wnilfier b)’ Brszililun; he intends making it "hotlforthc lBa-hy when theygct the word. There are several lothers that are anxiously waiting for the icc to clear off.——Corn. ‘

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