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CAPITOL TODAY

AyIQTUREUF THE oavsrv AND ‘TRAGEDY or BROADWAY, GORGEOUSLY uowmzv

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ATTENTION IS DIRECTED l0 Connolly Scholarship Adv. in this issue.

rllﬂRSﬁMl-ZN ATTE-NTIGN-Par- ties training horses on the Char- lottetown Driving Park may obtain permits for same at the oiﬂce of the Secretary, Department oi Agri- culture, Room ‘l. J. W. Boiilter. Secretary. ‘ 4737-5-29-31

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l TIIE MARITIME COLLEGE play- ers Beach Grove Inn Friday even- ing. June lst. Dancing starts at 8.30.

OWING TO INCREASING d6- mand oi planters we are able to order another carload. This is the fourth carload that we received this year. Anyone wishing a. plant- er please call, write or phone, James A. McNeil] dz Sons.

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ENTERTAINED AT JUNCTION. Mrs. Bernard Allen entertained at her home, Fredericton Junction, iii honor of her guests, Miss Miriam Worth, o! Charlottetown, P. E. I, and Miss Ida Mersereau, of Freder- icton. Games and dancing were participated in and social chat_ en- joyed and refreshments served at about 11 o'clock-Fredericton Glea- ner.

ON TRIP T0 COAST.--l-ion. A. C. Saunders, Premier oi Prince Ed- ward Island, and Mrs. Saunders, passed through Moncton ‘Saturday, en route to Detroit, where they will

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visit friends for a short time before proceeding to Western Canada and the Pacific Coast, on an extended pleasure trip. .

MARKETS-There ‘was a very small attendance at the Market yes- terday. ’l‘hc following prices on different commodities were quoted: Meats-beef (carcass) 16c; (cut) 20c to 25c 1b.; Pork-(carcass) 11c; (cut) 20c w 25c; Lamb (carcass) 30c; (cut) 30c lb. Dairy-Butter 40c 1b.; eggs. 28c dozen; fowl, $1.25 to 81.50. Vegetables-Carrots. 5c lb; parsnips, 25c dozen; lettuce, l0c to 15c head. Outside-Hay, 90c; Oats, 05c bus; turnips, 45c 'bus.: Potatoes-blues, 00c bus.; wtie, 50c bus. Young pigs were offered at $6.00 to $8.00 pair. Fish-fresh corl 6c 1b.; corned cod, 6c lb.

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'-- . - n Miss mm Weeks, daughter of

Eu 3111a luv. s. s. Weeks, M. A., n. 0., of

G Salisbury. N. 3., formerly oi this

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Miss Helen Williams of Moncton.

N. 8., who won a Beaverbrook

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Miss Weeks is a grand-daughter of

Mrs. Albert Williams of Bideford. Lot 12. .

NORTH WILTBRIII SHIPPING CLUB - The North Wlltshlre Bhlppinn Club loaded on Wednes- day of this week, one oi the choicest cnrs of hogs that has been loaded this season by tlils energetic club,

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LIVE STOCK MEETING. - The annual public meeting of York Dominion Live Stock Branch was held on May 3rd, and was represent- ed by iew but enthusiastic farmers. Messrs. Harold W. Clay and J. A. Glllis, of Charlottetown, were pre- sent, and gave an interesting talk on the many clubs and rules that must be followed especially grading system, which is now com- pulsory throughout the Province. After report of the year's business, the oﬂcers were appointed ‘for tho ensuing year:

returned to oillce. were also appointed: Wylie Gibson, Marahﬂeld; Ambrose Mallett, Uni-

Golden Matthey, Pleasant Grove, and Pope Cook, York.

centre oi the Fox industry in N. Ii. la 20 miles west of Moncton and five miles south of the village oi Salisbury. It is true many small ranches between Monu- ton and Salisbury, but ranches are in Albert County. is here where the Oolpitts Brothers.

have the flourishing fox businessJ '~ ‘ - '- . , _ .

oi 100 pairs capacity.

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