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their homes.

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proiit on their bulk tea, but tlxey'cannot help recom- mending Red Rose Tea because they lrnow it's

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|0wlng to pressure of other profen Iarralher. Bonlhaw. Robert MacE`1Y iam duces including me svmizhf 1°- S* P°*°f'I Bay. and surest 'of Faiconfwood and Boards of Healtl 3eunett, Albertolii leave this morning

Dr. W. J. P. Meldtlllan has msiguu' or Halifax to take up naval duties 3-|'A\_/|qq from the Board of Medical Examiner: n connection _with the coast patrol - ' ` under the Military Service Act and is IGFVICG.

succeeded by Dr. Carruthers who en *-

tars upon his duties today.

he ls doing nicely. His brother Mr

James Wood left for Montreal Sstur orethe Medical Board, either to re-

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hear that the condition of‘hls health

|l'ec-ently, has been so unsatisfactor;

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Prince County Hospital for medics treatment, where his case has heel pronounced serious. Mr. Woodsidl intended leaving for his home ii Burlington. Iowa, some time ago bu was detained on account of ill-health His friends still entertain hopes to his °ecovery. H

I _ HEAVY FREIGHT.- The out ward freight by t he Northuinberlanf for several days has been extreme): heavy. potatoes forming t he primci pal part however. from now one, iti ,expected t he press-ure_ will be re lie'ved_by t he Car Ferry; twenty ca' loads having been transferred tr .Borden Point on Friday for transpor

itation hy that route. The inward .freight by the Northumberland on iSaturday night consisted of sever

:cars way freight. Outward on Mon

bday morning were seventeen cars 1

tatoes., two cars fish and four cars

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l material, style and workmanship You SHOULD LSE *f make, Pcnmans the last iw .~d /.V‘°"‘°""" 1 I in underwear. ` ` '

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l The regular monthly meeting o' the Summerside Board of Trade wa: held' last'night_ There was a largl attendance. .The Secretary, Mr. R. H McDonald stated that lie had beer requested by the Census Bureau tc collect all information concerlng thi 'industries of Suinmerside. This in formation had been forwarded. A ileuer from the Minister ol' Justicl concering the Military Service Coun cil and Medical Service Board wa read. The Cai' ferry schedule wa discussed at considerable length an the hope expressed that the seivic which had begun so auspiciousl would prove of great benefit to tb province.

The Secretary, Mr. R. H. McDousl

tendered his resignation but on th urgent request of the Board consent ed to withdraw it. The meeting ac’ Journed.

FIFTH GEN‘ERATION.-Ther'

'vas born in Calgary, on October 4i‘ 1 great great grand-daughter to Mrc William Peardon, a well kno-wi citizen of this city. This makes tlv generations and all alive. The lin» comes down from Mrs. Wm. Pesrdon through Mrs. Thomas Hardy, througi Mrs. Edward l-larper,through Clifforf Harper to Ruth Verginn Harper, th»

baby above mentioned. The nameri

with their proper titles are as fol lows: Mrs. Wm. Peardon Great

Great Grandmother. Mrs. Thomas Harper, Great. Grandmother, Mrs. 'Edward N. Harper, Grandmother,

Mr. and Mrs. Cllidford L. Harper. Father and Mother, Ruth Vex-gint Harper, the little daughter. Mr. C.L Harper, left Charlottetown with his parents in 1901 and has resided ii Calgary ever since audit must br interesting to relatives ia Charlotte town to know that a fifth generatior has arrived during their life time am that the line is being perpetuated ai the baby is a good healthy specimen (Calgary Herald please copy.) "

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| SERIOUS LOSS.-'The friends of » _-_ _ iMr. Percy Dawson, Crspaud, will r_e gre. to hear that he has had the mis 'fortune to lose a valuable cow, undei singular circumstances. The cow had been turned in to the pasture with several others, with a short rope around her neck. In some way one of them hooked her horn through the rope, and twisted it until it cans

IN P.C. HOSPITAL.-The msuy

,friends of Mr. B. L. Woodside, who fhas been visiting in Summerside foi most of the summer, will regret tc

bfdill

-M E NL l0ARD.-- Medle-

\ct, should" lose no' time'in goingfei

wrt for service. or to claim exemp~ :i0!.'l.-L.

WHARFINGERS APPOINTED. -- the following appointments are Gas-' :tied this week: Hugh B. McKay, of lllfton. New London. to be Whsrfin- :er of Clifton Public Wharf. ill Queen's County in tha said Province,in he room and stead of John Gunlf. de- zensed. Herbert Fraser, of Alberton zo be Whartinger of the Government Wharf at that place. Allan Morrison. if Peters Road to be Wliardnzer of he Government wharf at Greek Riv- ir. in~the County of Kings _instead 0! William Butler, resigned.

Two Medical Boards have been ap- ioiuted for Prince Edward' Island 'nder the Military Service Act. Num- ier One Board with Captain J. A. Mc- `7hee, A. M. C. as President, Drs. Jard- . ne and Tsnton as members will sit . n Summer-side, commencing today,

or n period of two weeks. Thence

vliere they will sit for two weeks hence tn 0’Leary for a perisd`ot one feek; thence io Hunter River for

‘ me week. _ l Number Two Board is composed of

lic following members: Capt. A. boss, A, M. C. President, Dis. George ‘arruthers and R. J. Ledweli, meni- vers. This Board' will sit at Charlot_te»_ own up to November 15th then the loard will sit at Vernon Bridge for -ne week and at Montague for one veek.

Robert Hyde of Cornwall, P.E.I., do-

iarted this life on Oct. lat, 1917, at he nge of 41 years. A wide circle of. relations and friends mourn the death it one cut otf so early in manhood's lay. His death however was not un» vxpected as he had been in poor health for___ over two . years__ Much iympathy isfelt for his wife _whois a l»»“nwr...<z.f..Mfsi-sW’wue..l=s=- iall of Edmonton, Al ei-te`,`and also ‘or his mother relict of the late Henry 'iyde. There arsalso left to mourn ‘ive sisters and two brothers; Mrs. lolding Iiowardof Crysler. Ont., Mrs. 1. W. White of York Point, Mrs. J. P. ‘rosby of Cornwall; Mrs. J. H. Ayers i Charlottetown, Mrs"f'Fraser Morrow I Mermaid; Fred W'., and Harry M.. f Cornwall. The funeral was held n the following Thursday and was at~ mded by a large concourse of people The services were conducted by Rev

I. Heaney and W. J. McLeod.

TO START FOX INDUSTRY.-The `-uardian has received a copy of the letroit News containing a fine photo- rapli' of Mr. Louis Dystaut and a ~x cub with the following reference. -Four barking, bright-eyed. fox ups scampered about their cage this, warning in the otllco of I-lohert H. laucy, United States appraiser. ‘hey looked small and futile and val~_ eless. But the little animals are milled on by the government itself. “hey represent the beginning of a ‘-lichigan business that may run into iillions in H few years. The value of hose four foxes is about $2,000. leems high? A pair of the some vreed sold for $32,000 recently and he pelts of those foxes a year from mow will he worth $1.000 each. I! 'hey continue to live and become ‘ood breeders, their value may run o many times that sum. They are on heir way to Gaylord, Mich., and they viii be guarded by a. United States reasury department otllcial, Freder- 'ck H. Yount, expert in matters of `oxdom and by Louis Dytant of Eller alle, Prince Edward Island. For years he black or silver fox industry has been nursed by Cnnadh -on Prince Edward Island, and last year the re ‘urns from only two score small; foa ~anches were in the thousands. 'Michigan is an ideal fox country," laid Mr. Yount. “Some of the Islands dong the northeastern cons;-are iplendld. The Drotlts are immense, ind B greet business could be built up. it is a hazardous business. how- ever, unless an expert ton mania at the head of each ranch. Given a man who understands. foxes, the owner of s ranch can d`o wonders. Two Scotch- men up in Canada started a fox ranchnot long ago, and when the public finally woke up, it was known that the fox stock owned by 'M010 men was worth more than $1.0“0.000. "Peltafsell up to $1,200 each. Tile damned tar exceeds the supply. The government is nations to have the industry organized here and will en- umrage it all it can. I am- going to wo fox ranches In the state nekt

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il Boa , under the Military Service.

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Wood of this' town received a tele- Wee- - D~. Dr. E. T. 'l' nton and ~gram Friday stating tim his son nr. lr. Jardine. commenced. k for the wluiam n. wood. cms: inspector o iummefsldv district in the A.m°fY iiaitnews racking plan: Mmm' ‘-11 Wednesday mu-ning. "rhymes md und"-3°” ,B 099,-,gon 10|-_.9 rom Sumerside and surrounding dir pendicitis. Later advices state tbl 'ml' Wh° Wm! \1lld°l‘ 01888 1 Of *Mi

his Board will remove to Souris1

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Teeth,breath, appetite, digestion and spirits are the better for it.

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More than that, everything made of “heaver” Flour hlis a deliciously appetlzing, nutlike flavour that is entirely lacking in the strong, western spring Wheat HOHN-

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