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guaranteed m please you better. - 2l3l-3-5-1month. “TREES AWARDED-film prizes for the tournament held 1n 5h Jflmci Bail, Georgetown. were won by Miss Rose Fairchild, Miss Marlon Mac- Gilvary, Mrs. F. J. Solomon and Miss Mary MacDonald-A.

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“WVHIST ENJDYED-The weekly Whlll; was held in St. James Hall. Georgetown, on Monday, March 3rd, with a-large attendance. The ladies‘ priao was won by Mrs. Joseph Mac- Donald, and the gentleman's by Mr. Clarence David-A.

News REGARDING PURINA CHOW FEED MILLS

Word has lust been received from m. J. I. Milligan that he had a most interesting trip through the Purina

- pa a plant, laboratories, e tal farms and fox ranch at Si"; ' is, M0. Mr. Milligan saw tilc dole that have been raised on Purina Del chow for the last tour genera- tions without the addition of any other fdod whatsoever, and he claims he hover law liner or healthier look- lflldoal in bia life.

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JEFflSALE-Nine room house and lot in excellent condition. For further particulars apply L. M. Rear- don, Montague. 2343-3-11-31 ..°FUNERAL snnvicas - The funeral of the late Mr. Joseph Currie, which left his residence on Water Street, Georgetown, on Monday. March 3rd, W85 largely attended. The iuneral services were conducted by Rev. O. Kiggins. The pail bearers were James Skinner, Ashley Allen, Chester Llewellyn, William Marteli. Michael Burke and Angus Macllaren. -A. _______..____._. PERSONALS

..‘Mr. Bert Layers, Georgetown. recently visited Montague-A.

..'Rev. G. v. ivlocobe. Btilyseon. recently visited ‘Georgetown-A.

..'Mr. Jack McCormac, St. Georges, recently visited Georgetown-A.

..'Mrs. Mudrock MacLean has re- turned to her home in Georgetown, alter visiting in Montague, the guest oi her daughter, Mrs. Fred Allen-A.

. .'Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Blanchard, Charlottetown, recently visited Georgetown, the guests oi Mrs. Blan- charcrs father, Mr. John Hanson.-A.

. .'Mr. Albert Refuse returned to his home in Georgetown, after spend- ing the winter in Halifax, N. S.—A.

..'Miss Bessie Layers, Georgetown, recently visited Montague-A.

..'M.r. Ralph Douglas, teacher. Montague, spent the week enik in Georgetown, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Douglas-A.

..'Mr. George Currie has returned to Charlottetown, after attending the funeral o! his brother, the late Jo- seph Currie-A.

..'Mrs. William Batchilder, George- town. spent the week end in Char- lottetown-A.

..'Mr. Howard Vatcher, bower Montague, recently visited George- town-A.-

..'Mr. Nelson Hanson, Georgetown, recently visited Montague-A.

..'Mr. William Murphy, souria, spent the week end at his home in Georgetown-A. - "

..'ur. Hugbis onus, Inlpeoioi or nudges, Charlottetown, racism‘ vilted Gsorgotowru-A.

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-A'I'I‘ENDED moss-Messrs. s, W. O'Brien and Carl Weeks of A1. berton. (speed connotseurs). attend- ed the big races at Bummerslda on Saturday. Bertram Ramsay. tEs dean oi race devotees of the ,West was unavoidably absent. K.

—A'1'I‘ENDED FUNERAL-Messrs ilion.) J. P. McIntyre, (Minimi- oi Public Works) and John McIntyre Mt. Stewart, visited Indian River to... week to attend the funeral of ihcir aunt, Mrs. Michael Ready—K. —THERE WILL B5 A CONCERT and Basket Social in Malpequs Hall. on Tuesday, March 11. under the auspices of the Malpeque Driving Club. Come and hear a k001i Dro- gramme. Admissl Z5 cents. La- dies‘ with pies free. 603-21 -I'UNEBAL 0F MR8. JOSEPH J. GILLIS-The funeral o: Mire, J05. eph J. Gillis took place fmm hes’ late residence at Bummersido in St. Paul's Church on Gaturfil. morning. RAN. J. J. iidmDorlald celebrated Ile-

qlliem High Mlass. The large num- ber of friends who were at the fun- ' eral service (testified to the high es- teem in which the deceased was held. ' Interment was in the R. C. Cemetery

Rev. Urban Gillis officiating at the _ grave. The pallbearers re Messrs ; W. B. MoNeill, L. M. McNeili, John J. i McNailly, Fidele T. Gallant. Fidele‘ Perry, William GilllL-S.

—KENS\INGTON HORSES FRONT

-In the big ice races at Summer- side on Saturday, March 8th, Jessica the Great. (W. B. McArthur) and l Lloyd George (Dr. Bowriess) swDWd

out irotit very noticeably in their re-

spective classes. Much credit is due

their owners and fitters for their psi-P iormanoes. Both horses were up

against the cream oi West Prince. also

some horses recently arrived from the

mainland. Both horses are island

bred, which speaks well for the home

bred stock. ‘The aggregation of Sum-

merside gentlemen who have staked

ihoseclassic races duringtho win-

ter, deserve great credit for their ef-

forts in making winter sport and

diversion for a great niunber of peo-

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as Drama-tic Club presented s very ,' fine three act comedy drama "Too' Many Patients." before a crowdedf audience in St. Paul's Hall, Sum- merside, on Friday evening. These talented amateur artists are wrcl‘ known "in Siuumerside and their per--

is still being favorably commented upon. The specialties between the acts were of a very high class or- der and received many cncoros. Miss Irene Gallant of Summerside was‘ the pianist. Mr. Albin Gallant as-i sisied on the traps. The Summersidc ' Brass Band played some fine selec- i lions outside the Hall before the per- formance began. ‘There was a. sale oi candy at the intermission. The pro- ceem which amounted to s very gratifying sum were in aid of the C. Y .M. L. League. The St. Nicholas Dramatic Club were entertained in a sumptuous supper in the Hell by_ the C. Y. M. L. and the ladies before resuming to their homes-E.

PERSONALS

,--<Mrs. H. H. Leiurgey of Bum- merslde left on Saturday on a visit to Halifax, N. S.-8.

—-Mrs. (Dr.) Champion of Olieary is visiting in Halifax, N. S.-S.

-—Mr- and Mrs. Maurice Bowen of Summers-ids left on Monday for New York. They expect w be away about three weeks-S.

..'Mlss Agnes Fay, New Port, re- cently visited Georgetown.—-A.

--'Miss Dora. Lavandler of the T. Eaton 00.. Ltd, Moncton, is spend- ing a vacation in Georgetown, the guest oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman LavandierPA. '

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