“ti”. ~ l. 0 :8 tan m1 .1

atria “Iilfilllilil” i

Especially Poplin fOI’ infants and 1Childfeli 0f All Add

Moi.

Fiotoherfi Castori has k‘ d, 1| been i use for over 80 yearsias o signings: o?“ “w”. bought 111111" Elenllllt, harmless substitute for _ astor Oil, Paregoric, Teething ‘ - _ - .

Drops and Soothing Syrups. Con- tains no narcotics. Provea direc- tions are on each package. Physi- elonl everyw r1 recommend it. rho

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fiiiASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 0110 ln-irtlon 1o» DQI’ "III of s words

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Mentor ‘Wanted Miscellaneous WANTéIL-AGBNTB T0 SELLGAUNSOME SAUSAGES, FRESH W111i‘! 11111119 burners. give i-Wlw today. Saunders, Newsome & Co. ‘the ilshmbll 1w more v11. lit Market Building. common lamp. Samples post~ paid do: 5_ vJas. E. Cousins. ~.flradalbxzgnei_ 174444-31.‘

Male Help \Vantcd

fP-i-ooafiic

602-8-24611105.

Dairy . Association Oontlntlkd ‘Page 1

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The chairman believed thatpas- t-eulrizatlou of milk was ‘a. good l1l112i8-—D1‘0v~1_l1edthe milk was In a pure. state, ‘ “- ‘ lMr. J. A. idsnoniiiii of the Fell: eral Jkmurtmanfi, shid Jim hall seen butter from ptirfoclllyfillivlleet crou/m 8o stale in u short time. There is not a pound of butter made in the thlree western Provinces t-hat is not pasteurized. Pusteurlzation has pnoducod u wonderful improve- ment in the west. Mr. F. T. Morrow explained that in Nova Scotia th-ey had attempted to make raw cream butter that would keep, ibut, after taking every precaution tilie butter dropped to second grade quality, lMr. ,Ana-en Jones, Hazelbrook, and Mr. W. E. Wood. Dunstaff- nage supported .\ir. i\iori'ow's re- muirks as to the value o1.‘ pasteuri- zatliloii. iMr. C. A. Stevenson, New Glas- gow stressed the need of keeping the milk pure iii thc first Iiilace. T-h-e discussion as to tho value of pasteurization was continued ‘by Mr. Jones and others.

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BIG ‘Eiiarlfrlcs sreaov EM- WANTED-MAN W|‘TH some pioymont f ‘ ,Barbers. Become experience to work on farm, good hypertliintl weeks. Write iilnlcr locality, references required. Burp ricolkegfi, Department "ll" Keith Boswell, Victoria Lot 29. Haida, . _.l 1-1 ZH-tts-tf.

sllllllificllllisi lll lllllllislll:

SBlENilE llllli lllilllclliluii

.. W‘ ‘ , Jaif" A short ‘Courle in Domestic Sc Ienoc and Agriculture wlli be held tho Agricultural Hall In Summer side, bcoinniing on Monday, even- , v . 1 ‘ 7,30 p. mghand continuing each afternoon " ‘ n ijllorgh 141th. at 7.30 p. m. Full information can be

_ f artrnent of Agriculture. Jiroqram to appear :~ l 4.

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QUEEN HOTEL HOTEL VICTORIA WATER OTREET OHARLOTTETOWN oilm i5 m. trivolllnq i puhllo a comfortable. _ 1 "Ito-data hotel. Con- ..I"':..:""".::;. 3:2." -~»- - -~- "My d "up Ii privnio bathmThc Cuis- fumhm ‘hrouahout Inc In famous all over and ‘m’; - "r Wm l Canada. Toiophonoo in § 1fortablo acoommyodatlon cgwrgsm.‘ 0911111111111‘ l o b to the travelling public. ' ._ Tho tabla In up» H. c, Bnowu Ially good and the pub- Mgngq" 2 llo arc ‘oourtsouoiy 0 l cared for. f‘ ' a lifggqlg/‘QQJJQ . day, H Charlottetown ; antics/ii. TAYLOR. HOIZC] C0,, Ltd, l - r" M'1'"°1' 1 Proprietors : I

Moo-coo >¢»o¢-@-¢¢-

Charlottetown 1 Hotel Co., Ltd.

_ gharoprictorl Q0 mo4~6¢+¢+>¢ >000 v-oo-vo

QU EEN HOTEL

VICTORIA HOTEL

Durur, lllliiitugill‘; L. H. iilurray llivl-i‘; Russell (t,

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l-i‘. l). Milton, lloncion; J, E. A. lartoli. N. 8.; W- liussiuu, Mout- Murioii, Ottawa; M S Leii, Vernon ilitlll‘; S. J. Maul-l‘ 'I‘l‘lii‘o; N. l). “w”; Tom‘ golwlunll _ |,0n.10n_[\\"ill‘s. Trill-n; II. Lilli-h. liulil‘ '; Eng;,.-S. Tarul, London, Illug; lillss-L. H. Whciiloii, Halifax; ll‘. A. Mc- Foill-liiild, London. Eng; Iioroiiiyfllvflll. St. John; ll. ll}. Julius Si, Alwyoiie, London, Eng; Molly 0‘— 1011112 J- 11» 141M. Qiwllcl": J. l)» Moore, LDDOOII. Eng: Wilfred Virgo Fitlililirlvk llloiitrciii; L. L. Black- Lonilon,‘ llfi;"“1illliil‘ Nunn, Loii-Jvcll. St- John; Miss Josephine. l lion, En ltichnrll Alexander, Lon- 3111111111111. ‘Fruro. N. ; J. \\'. (‘lurk

lion, Eng? Fred Home, Boston; icillilsville. a

Miss Halon Rogers, Sackvillo; - J. McLeod, (lily; ll‘. Llngburg.| _ _ _

Montreal; l. Henderson. liiloreil; lmki‘ alum»! \\’1l11 Y0" 0H1‘ lwst wish- IBTlfiPCoIiBIhW, Phrk Cornet‘; R. A. c“ 111111 1111119“ 11"‘ 11901111 ""0 BT05- McLenm ‘Hgg; S S_ Hessian’ Moll,__»ill‘i'ity in your ucw undertaking. _ um“); w_ H. !l\ayh‘lu' Halifax it is now illiiiost four yours siill-c __€_<,.,____ ‘you first cuinu ulnliiig us iliill lli Address and Present "iil';“ilf.l"iiii.fi'..‘"'" 3'33"”. 1"‘ l»! a iii iiiic wl- ,‘,~ huvu fouull ylui .1 iuuu iii cvcry !sl.‘iisl‘. 0t‘ ilil‘ icriii. lil/c iiiiizli’. ifiplfilk at sumo lcugth of your : i xi r l ‘ ‘- - (Cslfilflvbd lion Pu- l> ‘Z.".‘“'.=.f§'§..“.‘.'.1.‘.' "Jil-“fifl? .“..‘Z.'L,'“.'.T.'.‘l ' ' "_“ of lillllliiUSN mill l-uilsillcrzitilili ‘ which llllVl‘. hl‘l‘ii lfllill‘il(ill‘l'l:=llli llf 1111111111111 11195131111)’ 001111‘ 111")’ "“ you in nil yliili‘ llvillliil-{g wiili us. 11111 1110a _ 11111411011 11111111111. ‘*5 1" \Vc trust, howl-viii‘, iliui you will 1iiiusl‘. and ‘desire. for thl‘ ullilflim‘ realize that fill-so wcrl- fullv :ippi‘l‘» 1201123119. V1111 111111211) clntoll Ily illl lif us aull ihiii when ‘h 11111 511111111‘ i 11 5‘ ‘1 you urlv iuiil‘ yliu will Ill‘ liinlliy i'l‘~ Liiilc we Iinvo gathered liorc nnl.p,,,,n,ht,r,,,|_ 1111171011111 V1111 1A111"‘“""11 11111 111111‘ Your sliirii lif glloii fllllowsilip 11111111 111 ‘1 11“? 1" 111111.“ ‘111111 111 iliili fulrnl-ss not biting confined your departure from nmnnir 1111 Y0" iiloiio to bualnl-sa “'25 llltlfbflvlllfilll - , ut ull iIuil-s in thl‘ iuuuy forms lil rccrcaliou linll iimuscilil-nt lil which wa look part. You wl-rl» spurtsmziulikc cllhcr Ili Hlllilffihig or defeat and wc may silfely any that it ts this spilendld qualify In you that makes is eatel-‘ui you an high- ly null which \vhllrc.vi‘.i' yoli go will ut lcusl. hclp to bring you success. Bcfurc concluding wl‘ would ask you to accept this toklin lL‘I iin (‘x- prcsslon of our high appreciation of your companionship during thc past four years and as a well- wish-

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form lli.li IlIill':I' \\'|lil1.l‘.V(il‘ (‘ll‘(‘.l

Mm, Sarah Wilahaw

new undertaking. Signed i Your Follow Employees. .At‘ the conclusion of tho address Mr. Harris‘ In a well worded sndocli

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Mr. C. J. Cooke, Keuslngtou, who has charge of individual hcrd rec~ oird work spake on tho testing of dairy (zaltlc, which lie regretted had fallen ofl’ slightfiy wli-lilin the past two years. Arrangements have been milde to organize cow testing associations under lire sup- ervision of, tho -Farmers ‘Institutes. He trllisbed thio'wor1k would go aheaid steadily. The equipment of theherd by record tests has been tural short courses which been held this iviiilcr. Mr. Percy Simmons, of l-‘erfectloirlcc

tcurization method. Further discus

chairman belleved a recominenlla lion should be made to the

. cheese, lic said was niat neces u distinctly Island lflavor. latlou could secure it house for Island dairy products I would justify its existence.

3U p. m.

DAIRY

.\ir. F. T. .\lorrow:—- ViiillPll ‘the Creanieiiles

nii.:il ‘lilkifillilgtl of the

(l. l‘. Black, Tlli-liiilo; bliss Ruth i\llll‘ll0i.'l(. Clark, All. Stewart; (‘. N. Applctmi, Sig].

or for the greatest success in your -

lug meeting would allow.

Tlic topics jlfullllCtlfill and the lurid crcam on the farms. l

‘i gitva instruction last winter to

‘lit-o .-\1.{l‘ll'.l|lilil‘B Clus iiicul Stlllfilll.

itubile HXlIiiIliHlllOll of milk, cream un.l testing of saline.

as \\'¢‘ll ilttcncll-ll lil; usual count of the weather‘ Ilia‘. Hicks of lhc ilil‘.

days and grullcll

cx-unifnl‘. and the. different grades were gone _uvcr thoroughly with t-lie mllkcrxl by .\ir. Hicks. 'i‘lic best methods of llilbklllg ‘chores-e. were ul- so discussed.

‘This was followed by a Short Course In Butter making. Mr. W. J. Bird, llaiiry ‘Instructor if)!" Nova Scniiil Iris charge of this. The lil-st

cxhibiil-d blit- icr: Eldon, lilimde ihlllk (fir. 'l‘ryuii, Iiuiistaffuagc, uilli iilmk iiivclq Small] premiums wcri‘ 4)n(ll'~ l‘lI by 1111C Wyiiullotio pvnpf-t‘ unll llli‘ (Yunulliaii Suit l'li., iiii.l till‘.

CARD 0F THANKS

The sisters lil‘ Nntrc Dillili‘. .\l-ullr.‘my' wish t1» thunk kiull lriculls wlili Iiilve in uny Wily help ed lo make a success of ilil‘ High TF1] liclll rcccntiy.

folloiviiig iuictlirisls

BIRTHS.

C>O"Fl_lilll—E-R.—i\l. tho ‘City iiaIilT. Fob. 21, 1.024 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parallel‘ a daughter.

- pearl-ls

CORMIER.—At the City I-lospiinl. Filly, 27, 1924 lllillill. lluiiglitllr of Edward null illrs. Cormlcr.

IN MORIAM

In loving momory of lMI'l. Norman Plumper, (Ncc

voiced his heartfelt thanks for ihl-i ‘splendid gift stating that it was not till friends parted that the true moaning of the‘. word friendnhip wit; fully realized. - He refer-rid to many; incidents‘ which occ during the years they had worked together and paid a high tribute o his employers who he laid were all that an employee could denim.

In concluding Mr. Harris usur-

1 m, This ARTICLE ""“'Vl‘l1’.i. ‘Infants’: You!

niimllsoil. Ont-rumours Favorite - h ' edlcino Irlllllfi " tlngil slrln

O d‘ ‘ I . ll‘ iytfilfliifvFhdllii 833i mlfitgi‘. C .

‘11 - ta t low you‘ would alvuyo

11:“. igllifl‘: bseapgilorlshell Olloallllll asked that‘ ai-‘llaollh lli parting they In farewell. M!

ltton iii. “A o l‘ lilvlfihgfilll: good-bye.’

‘ ‘Emu, ‘m. Anion; the numbers on the pro _ , "but lilo lil: e

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ill-ulna were‘, PQBlgi‘i.l‘lF.azfigln|ll‘ ans. a ‘ 1 l: Mil Ill lliiiii Fiulelirliiiics by Mm

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ilk 1w -.ooni Intel! ii Parkman. l. . ‘N a viagllhs Dwqllmuillllsélél o _ _ a e .. ,. n‘ n! lr‘ rlirourht to- . clog it]: u» o in] of "Auil in ilsnlhllne" and ‘Q I Snivo

Blrdlq Lard) who entered ' mun-m March 2nd, 1929, in Calgary, Alta.

"Thy wlli he done." -

_s|dly minced by Brothers cndiio _

ed his friend; that the memory of - -

p Li?‘ lovmiunttmflfim .k 7' 10;. N! ‘ w.”

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stressed in the lProvinciul Agricub wade,‘ have

proprietor Cream Co., ex- pressed strong approval of the pus-

sinn followed by Mr. IE. E. McKen- zlc, the chairman and others, ’I‘Iic

sarily a great disadvantage: it was‘

‘Mr. A. Jones said if the assoc-l ‘l/‘lURT1llg1

Adlournmeut. was made until 7.»

Following is the réport lrcnd by

During January and February I that were in oplralilm iiiill iltienllell the au- llulry Coni- panics lliitt present iliIlWS lui‘ hold-

illSl‘-lll<»$t‘(l were. nlil-I: cure of milk

a at the Tccli ' ..‘\t ilie close of this [FOIIYSO the class wrote u wary crcd- .he can‘ of

Tlil‘ Course fur (Jiiecrm null lint- tci‘ inulurrs ill tlil‘. school ca..- nut llll ‘ill.’- conditions. Gritlltrs’ Stuff. Mfillilftlilll, was with us tliie lust fcw l-hcese we Iluli lIUlIl ovlir from Exhibition, We also iilill u special lzrazle cliclesc to

_ farm iinll sizc as sl-l forth ill bclili-

‘lag {great strides along quality lin-

1y oflldlrr termini In lhls I'm

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

.,,.r~. awards were made In the order giv en above.

lAftcr the course I received the Federal apointment of ‘DMTY Prio- duce graider for the Maritime Pro- vince. -l spent iilbout two months in Montreal with the staff engaged at grading work. Durinig rny absence iroin the Iirovince, the work was directed from the Deparlni-ciit oi‘ Agriculture by circular le-tters which l assisted in furnishing, Alter rclwriiliig, arrangements were made betwven- the Local and Ilominioii Department for mo, to visit the factories and give instruc- tion, when it did not luterfercuvitli my work of grading. i made us many visits as possible, and found factories, with only two exceptions in velry fair condition.

One important .matter that has been neglected in the factories is a proper tanik for hot water, as an abundant supply of boiling watcr iis needed lo “clean up" at tin.‘ close of the day's work.

Our factories are not new. Many of thorn need new Illoo-rs. Our drains and tank's are not ailll kept clean. Some tanks are tuidergnouiid and are not sanitary, and some of our men (ll) not wear clean clothes 0r aprons. Many lif our milk cans arc still dirty and rusty.

The make up ul ciliecse in genca lil wus very good, but niot clean in iluvor. Thu number of cheese gru- ded ‘lust season was 15,756 boxes. 62.4% lul‘ theni were N0, 1, 37.1%

No. 2, 5% No. 3. I consider this u very fair showing for tho first ycai‘.

The quality of butter, packusgcs pasteurized, graded was lO-H, 96.3-

opli grade. 37162 first gmde,

boxes, 46.2% -I5.1'% were

under the girading regulations.

pasteurized its entire make show

‘onto, last autumn itn-il

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one eight-ii prize, as we-ll as a nuni

out the Maritime Porvincci-i. Wlili this creamery has 1:l‘in 1 Four other ized ull they made and it met will

heady sale. Some of our creameries 11913111101‘- ‘NSPECTOWS REPoRTfirc not properlly equipped or mau-

aigcd, 'l‘iil-‘. lower grades have a ten

tire Iilghel» grades.

graded we would soon get at ills root of the tunable and remedy ii (fills would hcdp increase lllli con silmptlou of lliiiry products. Oui- lu (illil iiiarkct is supplied lar

goods is lo bo hull at our local grn (flhfbl. I regret to svty that very lit ‘i

lug contest Ilelzl

bum l-arrlllli on cucli your i919. tlic p-rincipull object. 0i clmicst being form typl‘. and quality of i‘l‘t"ltllI8l‘) butter throughout the 'I‘Iil‘ creiimcrlcs oi‘ this ‘l1l‘0\'lil(.' cziliouulily. In I923 only three ni is also a great lack of interest sliowu by many of our makers in computing with otlicr makers throughout Camilla at Exhibitions. By competing with otlicrs we find out. WlIQTB wc stand. There has been u change ill the Dominion lregli-luliuns regarding registration of flYJltSl‘. ullll buiicr llltlllfy, Cluuscs 26 null 27 of the act loud us follows: 26. Uii iiutl altar May l, 102i, ull packages containing ClIPlBSP, ‘ mory butler or whey butler shull lllfill‘ tiii- il-cgistl. cll uuniblar of Lhi‘. factory iii which tlil‘ chensl‘, l-l-l-a- iiiery buttci" mi" who)‘ l;uttl‘i‘ was iniiiiufillzlurlill, ”.‘X('(‘]ll ill llil- l-:l~l-.‘ (ll priii-ls lil‘ liliiicr plii up 'llilIll‘I‘ iiic brillill or iz-allle mark of u \Vlllll\i ilull‘ 0i‘ retail death-i‘, I17.»~i\lly tllPIlLll, rubber stump, lil‘ ntlicr llcvicc used tu uply ilil‘. reixlstcrlul nuinbcr to Jiiil-kaigos l-lm talinlng lilicl-sl‘. l-l‘cltilil.-ry~ ‘llllllvf lli‘ whey butior, shall bl‘ in llll‘ av; t

llulc No. 2, and with Icitl-rs as iii-s- (iflbflll in suction 2 of thcsl‘. rllgllili» tlnus. (Opc-liuii” lucli lung and iliivl‘ rights of un iiil-li ivllil‘). .\iiy croamery or clicusl‘ factlmgv having u name or brand already rcgistcr» ell may still use suill illlnil‘ or brand.

This is ilbout as I have fliuiill conditions. ll’ we do not liiilltl‘. a decided change for the ‘butter we will not he able to hold Oil-I‘ pros- eat market in Nova Scotla and New Brunswick as they are milk-

es and are also bringing in iilrue quantities from Ontario and Quo- t-ec. .

Hoping that 1924 will bring iii- cressod production and highest quality, ‘I am

FRASER T. MORROW,

Acting Inspector,

880R ETKQWB R SPORT

Annual Mating Provincial Dairy

Aocooiation.

Mr. President and iilepresentiitlves. We lira mat today in twenty- llftib “ session of_the Prince Edward Isiland Dolrymcnkll Asaocia lion to »repo-l‘t on the efforts and re- suits of the put year and to iolril- iota for tho future. ‘We are pleas- cd toitcport a ‘moot satisfactory la F9“, 5mg.“ ngduii fzlrvclgaion and ll l! M1109! otowikou moi-int rflr- ‘PM "If

‘A; were first grade uull 3.7% sol-- llnpasteurlzed butter

wcm second grade‘, and 8.7% third grads‘. Thi- number of 1iuckugcs 0i‘ ‘butler gra- ded may slaem smalil, owing to the largo quantity‘ of our huttcr ibclug put up in prints which do not come

Oiic of lour crciinieufes that grail»

CwJed cream throughout th-e year and

Storage Commission for tlic provis-

ion oi‘ a proper warehouse for ls-

' l-uud dairy products. The flavor o o

ed butter iit the "Royal Show" Tor secured lthree second prizes, our fifth and be’. of “ms and 59mm]; through. ally results i‘roni~t\vo things, nam-

dour?‘ Omm-Hdngf Till: dairyman who has develop would do H‘ operated along 3mm.“- ‘ed u hard of lxilvs wilili oulstainlzul: es,

craamerles pas tour-

flPllCy to ‘keep down the price of

if all our cheese and ‘butter were

iit 1)l'0.‘W?ll[_vlr,1 i-ly ifrom llic id, ‘c? grades, \'li'l')"prulll|iyl,i()ii and lillLla of our sip-eciai or ‘first griu1c|

,tic iillcrc-st has iii-pen talken iii tll9i([;liry||1lgn elllucaiianul cheese and halite!‘ sCOF-luflllllllg uur duiigv products for llic iii llilnitreullast .xplirt t-rlillc. which Cillllf! i lo opcr- 311111‘. T1113 blli-lefscorlulg coolest llilb1flllflll ill this Proviulii‘ during the to establish u iiui»=i Dom lIIlOll. lGcvt- fllflllilll.

‘lillflllli purl; have bccn llilelped udd-

Gill‘ l‘.l‘0lIiIli“.‘lP.<. participated. Tli(il‘(“'{‘)fll.llll)ll for u pluci‘. on hilt.‘ world's

HOUR AND HALF skate with Banld after match tonight. 1i

central Guardian

LADIES NOCKEY MATCH and special skate at Arena tonight. _1i

WILLADDRESS ROTARV CLUB Mr. J. H. Hunt, S-peclaiil immigra- . _ tion representative oi the English COAL SATISFACTION-Jim: the National lCoulicil, Y. M. C. A., will beat in coul, coke and wood-—~go m be thespeaker at Rotary, on Thurs A. Pickarll & CO.—'Ph0I'1Q 240. day when ii is planned to have a ' 1789-3-41“ iarmcrs day in Rotary. Tile Eng-

‘ llsh Y. lil. C. A, Council wl-re iiblc l0 HUCIJTL iihc approval iii‘ ihc Over-

RED'MACS VS. ABBIE GIST--

ERS Arena lumgym ffifipfier$flllllfifollylyfgxllh (foiiiiiiiilllai-l Ulcllli? i 1 ili'i3l\ ull. tic ‘arr 5T‘ PA-rmcws DAY cembrzb illliiiii U-OVQPIIIIIPIII, ill pruvillinf:

“om S“, “The "M, Aunrne)... $5.000 each iirmaklii: uvailublu Mam“ 17 and 18' Prince Edward two representatives covering a. per Theatre 1011 01 d year I0 give their xvliiile

' time iii propagating the scheme

AFTERNOON TEA ENJ°YED___ with suspect to Ihl.‘ placing of ininii The iuiiiicii Liberal ciiili iiolii an “"1"” 11"“. . 11"‘ ‘O11 ‘-‘°““"»" i“ enjoyable At Home i“ the Navysuitablc position iii (luiiallii. Tlile Lumme roams yesterday l-rum 4 two rcprcsciiiativl-s now lit work m G p‘ m 1.1mm were present about are Mr. J. ll. ‘lllllihlui Loullrlii. ‘W0 hundred gum“, w)“, ‘WI-e _,-e_ England who will bl‘ lll (liiurliitlc- mind by MHL D_ J4 Rum. and Mrx town Thursday, hlurcli 6th., uiill get“ Stewart‘ The ha“ w“ “may Mir. G. Stun. Arthur, whn is work- llccuratcd and dainty refreshments 1115’ 111 “1"51°1"1 c‘ ‘11111- 11110111? thla idea ‘is to have societies.

ivcrl‘. iwrvcll. A programme coni- _ \_11'11 prising slilos by hliss Lucy lBlanch- us churches, initlai-iiul organiza- urli, ‘M128. iililon ‘Stewart, violin lions. farmers Organizations. l~ll‘..

nominate the type of nclvcluiieri lihey woulll like to hurl‘ in ihliii"

selection by .\ir. l‘llll‘l'y Jlortcr, and rcalliiig ‘by .\ir. I). Edgar ‘Shaw was Hcii-iitly ciljliyl-ll, (‘IIPHYOS lil-lug re-

sizonliied to. Miss Marion Douguii in milabpghmg [hgn] “liar mm,- m‘.

accompanied ilil‘ vocalists very rival, lzapubly.

TRAGIC ACGlDENTr-A sail fatality occurred iuzst week ivhcii _____l l?.‘;i...“‘"£.‘.lli}.‘l..2“§"ll.iI' .‘.?‘°““.ill: “u” P‘ I‘ “we

‘vimmn Nlonomllrys “V6016, Six leaves this morning for Halifax.

milcs frclmolils home, was struck slensclrss by the falling tree sever- clly injuring his chest and fail-u. llcgiliniiig consciousness lic managed to got to his slcigli unli started for lioulc. lic rtullcll at the ucnrby farm Iiousc of .\ir. Nil-Donald. ‘Hc was placed on a lounge in the kitchen and lira few minutes, after calling to Mrs. .\1l-i)l>nalll “l um dying," Iireatiied his lust. ’I‘lic uiifortuiuliic man was

returned last night from

at the opening of l'i.ll‘lillllli0lil.

pluralism?

three sisters Airs. (fliulsson, Rollo - Buy, ‘Nils. Thump. n. Rollo illziy and one sister In Boston, also a bmtlicl" in ‘Boston.

huiidilm. kl])])('i‘l>‘ll herring, blaulcrs

rod. Largo fat Labrador

prices t0 suit every body,

quicl delivery.

. vince, increased prcliuctioii guuer-

I .

l oly: good icclling and good ‘llffitill-

Lenten Lectures

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qualities oi |i‘i'O(lll('ll0ll has a (ll? fercnt Idea. 01' what production in 1 a herd implies to his lnlliflizreul To have efficient cows shouilll belhe aim of cvcry llui" _ man. That is, to have inlllvlduzuls pnslesseli m‘ praLIiil-live: lllill'_\' blonlliday? 111 11111 111111111"

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