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H9`°""y' U"d°'“'f"" at ilwal' f|°Wt1 1 opened yesterday and was well pat- prmes at H°|ma"3 N°W Department. ronized, the entire staff being very

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One Road to Economy is by the Rice Route ‘

Eat More Rice _

Rice is the cheapest important food commodity in Can-

ada to-day. .

We commonly consider Rice a delicacy, a material for

the making of Puddings, Desserts, and side dishes.

This is a mistake. Rice is a staple vegetable and may

be used in this way.

We sell a good grade at 6 cents per lb. a better grade

at 8 cents. ' ., _

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is the first improvement of [any extent on the old fanning mill.WhiIe every

other style of machinery has been changed, the Grain Clean- er today is the same as it was fifty years ago-no improve-

ment until the “Perfection” was introduced. _ _

This new implement depends more on Sreves and Vi

ration than on a strong blasi of wind. The fan, which is a small one is placed at the bo tom of the machine. and l_l\¢ blast of wind. controlled in a wind-Shoot. does n0t Slrlke the grain until it has passed over 4 screens of about 2 feet each, and the fine seeds such as clover, timothy, alsike,’etc,, found in other grains are saved in a drawer, and not blown out with the chaff as in other mills. The screens are separ- ated by galvanized iron defiectors which carry the _grain tothe top of each screen, so that the_whoie ,of tlie_Sifting Surface of each screen is utilized. 'I`his is much different A from the ordinary Fanning Mill. ,

No other mill has an Oilcloth Apron over the sleves.

This is one of the Patented Devices for senaraf-ihB 0818 f1’0!¥\ wheat and other grains. A kernel of oats is lonlr. but Will go through the same sized hole as a kemel of wheat if allow- ed to' get on its end. These aprons a_reso arranged that they make the oats slide over the holes ‘while the other grains pass

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Cleaner and Grader, and_take no other. _

We can furnish testimonials from parties who purchas-

ed new mills of other makes and discarded them for a Per-

-' fection Winners at all Seed Fairs will have no other The

Model Parma at'Guelgh and Harrow,é)ent».riTl’Ul;0- N- S-» HUC: Charlottetown, P.E.I. ave our mill. t D C03 f°m 'WSWS

agent or write. '

A. Home _ & Co. Charlottetown and Suininerside _

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iiickey’s Twist and insist on

| S gett ing the genuine for ‘

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COVEHEAD CIRCUIT.-No cer-

vices will be held In the churclie-si of Covehead, Harlrngton and Stanhope on Sunday. 25th, irnst.

SHEEP RAISlNG.- The District

Representative for -Queens County. will give an address on Sheep Rais- ing in tho Schoolhouse at Stnnchel on Monday night, March 26th. 5000.

nd you will soon see the |

CHURCH aERVlCES. The

Rev. ull. MocLq':in will preach (D. V.) at Nine Mile Creek, on Saturday, tho 24th at 7 p. m., Canoe Cove Sah- hutli the 25th nt 10.30 u. m.. Church-~ ill 2.30, and in the I’e,op_le‘s,Chilrcli at 7 p. rm.

S S PRINCE EDWARD -'line

Car Ferry Steamer left Georgetown .ot :I o'clock yesterday afternoon. She had 36 cars or freight, irircludlng 16 ears of potatoes. and two cars of tur- iilps. The latter are being shipped to Savaiiniili by Mr. John McQuiilan The steamer' at 5 p. in. was four miles South oi’ Cape Bear stuck in heavy ice. » .

KELLY’S CROSS.-The many friends oi' Mr. Clement Flood regret to hear thai, he is dangerously lil, being con fined to his bed for thepast month.- Mr. Mark Trainor, oi' Lancers, Sask.. who li`ad been home on a visit to his parents Mr°. rind Mrs. Peter Trainor. Maple Wood left on Monday for Geo- `rf;etown en i'oiiie for Western Canada. Ile speaks In highest, praise of the West being In the contracting and riirpontering business there for the past seven years. H9 was accompani- n.| by his sister, Miss Stella Tririnor.

GOOD SKATING.--'l`iierc is splen-

did skating on the river just now. 'Pho bein ice is to be found off Vic toiia Park. By walking to Victoria Park and getting on the Ice ot the last bathing house it will put the seurchc-r after' thi.-i exhilerating form ot' rec- criiiion on the finest surface of ic: that has been sec-n on the r'iver this winter. Very few were aware that siivlr spleridrid icc wus to he i`oiiiid oi' thu river, nnr`.‘. no doubt now that il is known. ai large nuniher will avail tlrrinisclvos of this, prfrhops the last opportunity for ri good out-door' skate

-FERNWOOD.- Mr. and Mrs. Edd

Sherry spent Sunday in Middleton the guest of Mrs. Sherry's parents Mr. and .\ii's..John Mt-Cardio, Mr. William Silierry attended the St. -Putr'lck's con- cert in Emerald Saturday nighI..- Mr. James Murray and Mriss Mary E. Murray drove across the ice to Sum mn:'.~ride Srinday.- Mrs. and Miss P. M. Iliinnagliiiri have returned home fr'oni a brief visit with friends in Kin- kora.- l\lr. and Mrs. Swithen Mc~ Kenna were visiting In Albany Sun- day the guesi of Mr. .lohn l". Kehoe. r' t

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ENJOYABLE FUNCTION.--The im

pt-rtaiice of the Social was emphasis- e.i at the recent meeting of Presbytery when the moderator extended to mem hers of l‘r'ei-ib_vter'y an invitation to repair to the Kczey Korner upon the coircliisic-rr of the deliberations oi’ the court. Tire hospitality and the genial ii.. of the Rev J. A. Greenlees were riiauifested Iii .this invitation, as it was i‘i'om the popiilui' pastor' of the Georgetoivn Presbyterian Church that the invitation came. After- thorough Justice had been done to n bountiful repost :iii informal social “half hour" was indulged in und the evening con- cluded -bv i he Rev. J. M. McLeod eloquently proposing “our host", by the llev. Geo. Millar fittlugly and ably respondlng tiiei'eto In happy vein; and ` by `r\lr'. Greenlees expressing his great pleasure In presiding as host

o)rr‘ this oecasioii ot’ rare good fellow- si p.

l\Iindrd’s Linlineiit Co.. Limited.

liavc used ll/IlNAR.D‘S LINIMENT

for Group; tc/und nothing equal to ii; -sure cure. .

CI-IAS. E. SIIARPE.

llnwkshaw, N. ll., Sept. lst, 1005.

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is here now, all ready for

I your family chest. It is

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and is an excellent, effective first-aid in all cases -‘of cramps. colic, spasms' neu- ralgia, lumbago, r_heu_m-- ati_sm, spr ans and inset bites. It is one of the“Ail Red Line and is an excellentprepara.

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ed to attend theeAiiniizi:ln§Mld!e£i,In;vo! succeedgd ‘"5h'D9U3°|| wUt50|'|

Ing at 8 o'dlock. _ 5014.- Shqrtlyt

CIRCUIT. -- 'Services' will be li_e_ld - "_" -

next Sunday, March 2oth, anhfollowsz M the Rumi Dmneryp meeung

3352;" Zugger' l0"'0 “nd 6'3"' (`h£'Try held in St. Priui‘s Parish Hall on Wed-

‘ " ‘ nesday morning in corinectioir with

'coNcEn1'.-A concert win ini irera f,_‘;§c’g‘§°“§{}§§smf`h“’“"idsficleillil Arch'

In North Milton Hull on Wediiesdoy ceedln S 0 med "ra" C" _ e pm'

Crirss. Admission \2l'r`nnil 15 cents. ;°ilr'°,Ifl_"5S,`,f"§f$":h§fe<:,;nC”3g,:‘"§"lil"l Soeof candy. r 5015. J' Bnmrord' BI f,_ Cmclough, WA

SEALER 'N '°E _A ""5" "“"“g hiriixiitriontfandreMeidlgitgiiiiigoleiiiriigs'

I l i. i lil i l. ' ." ' r.z"s;.::' .'f.';’."z.‘r°..s‘..:' y-~;;--yy E, E-;--;, A. -. steamer is being carried to the west- Mr 'EaSwl§"p"°"' ‘es ‘i Adam” “ml

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War. yt e ce 'Phe' minutes.” of the last meeting

pm~cE, ‘S-‘REEH WON __The vvvlr-eMrlera<}1 byatlltrke Ser-pe-ta;._,,y Rev. T_.

hocltay match between th ZP_rinc ' ,D y' appm"e" Street School team and' the sllrarlottig- Se&r;|f;1“;)0veg by ME; Murphy' town Juniors resulted in u victory C Si y ev' ""' D‘“‘“he lm"

the Anti-Tuberculosis Society at the Board ot' Trade room Tuesday even- who Leaves the proving”

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rvniri-ii zstii Proceeds iii .ini or nerr g l’ “' l' l"“>'“'- 'Pliers

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The iriinuul meeting of the Prince

Edward island Temperance- Alliance was held in Epworth Hall. Summer- side on Wednesday. 'Ilhere was goodlv attendance ol' rlele nies I,-.uch

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_The President. Rev; John Sterl-I Ing occupied the chair. The report ot? the executive was discussed at length and i1dopteil.Pciltion it were distilbiii ed among the delegates to be signed und sent to the Island' representative and senders. asking the iidopgimi op. Dominioirwiiir: prohibition. On ir SUHNUIIE \'0le the rncouiniendniioii io extend the franchise to woiiieri was adopted.

Reriolirtioiiir were adopted commend- ing the Government for its efforts to. enforce the Prohibition Act, Stipend-| Vary Wyatt for the planner In whichl he IS ¢‘l1f0I‘ClllS the luw in Sumuier'»r side, expressriig appreciation of the faithful services r'errdert-.d by the President, Rev. .loliii Sterling. duriirgl the past year, und by .\li'. l)ri\'idl Scliiirurall., S+"cr'etary ot' the Alliance. . The- following officers were electerl:` Pr-esiileiit, Rev. (lcoige Iltorris, 'l‘,-y.

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Those who come promptly ill-.have first choice of a e a u ti ful assortment of igh class Goods.

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for Pnince Streetiby the score or' 1 to “"0" mp“°}",R°_"‘ Dr' '_{““t and 0. A large number- of fans witnessed Mr' A' B' “ mbuflon. be ’eD'°s€""' pri, r

f tion tor the price and mir-

the ivork of the fair puck cliasers.

ILL FROM WOUNDS.- The many

friends of Hugh A. McBeth, of iris, will hear with regret that he is dun- gerousily ill In a hospital in France, suffering- from ri gun shot wound in the chest, I; is to be hoped the next news' received will be more encour- aging. . `

CORNWALL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Rev. J. Ilenney will preach next Sunday .nt Nortli '.VlItshii"e at 11. at Kingston at 3, at Cornwall at 7. Tho Bible Study Claus will meet at Corn- wall at 11. There .will also be ir rer~ vice in llnmpshire Church ni 7, in- stead of the'i'ollo\vlng Sunday :rs previously. announced. '

`CHESS TOURNAMENT CLOSED. The Clie.-is Toiirnnnient closed ln:-it night. with Mr. "l‘. D. \Voodmiii\ lc-ad- ling. Dr. Lundic- and Dr. ‘Ross have lied for second place und will plny off on Monday evening. They have alrea.C'y tested for choice of'meii, Di'. Ross winning tho toss and choosing the whites. Grent.'inter'est .will bc- tnkeri by' the club In this final game.

WEDDING BELLS.-=- The' rfiarrlnize

of Mi'. J.‘ A. Gai-field’ Ross, ot’ -Rose"- herry. and ll/lies Rubena (‘.. Matheson. of Belle River. was solem`riiz`ed by the Rev. John Gillis at the Revere Hotel. Charlottetown, March 2lst'.' 1917.. Both young people are well 'lilred and great favorites in their respective communities and many good wishes followed them on their voyage across the sea of niati-imoiiy. '

FAREWELL PARTY.-On the even-

ing of Monday. March 19th a goodly nunillier ot' the neighbours gathered ut the house of Mr. W. C. Wood. Elliot’s. to say fai'ew_eil as Mr. Wood and his wife :ind family ure leaving soon tc take up their- abode on The i\Ianse lroperty, l-lar-tsviile. which he has recently purchased. A pleasant even- ing was spent iii games of various kinds, interspersed with music. At ii late ltour the ladies called everybody into the living r'o0in where luncheon was served ufter;_\yiiich Mr. (‘. ii. War- ren called the gathering to order. and 'inked the Rev. L. J. Leard to read the following address. and make the pre- sentetion. Dear Brother. and Sister Wood~-As you a“e about to leave oirr midst for a new home wo feel that we cannot permit you to. do so without expressing our sense oi’ loss at your departure, and to wish you God speed. You will be greatly missed from the community in which you huve. lived for) so many years. You will be missed In me church in which you have token, on active interest, hut we trust that you may find a congenial church home in the place to which you are remov-4 ing. \\'e shall miss you, but we' shall not forget you, and Iii order that yo-ii may be frequently and gratefully reminded of your old friends here. I have great pleasure. on 'behalf of the friends here assembled. in presenting you with a Morris chair, which, we trust you may long enjoy. .May God’s choicest blessing be- yours is our siri- cere prayer. Signed on .behalf of the gathering. Committee-L. J. Leard, J. D. Blggnr, (‘. Il. Wnrreri. Isaac Sharpe. After the singing of “God be Witlh You ’I‘lil_\Ve Meet Again," the Rev. L. J. Leard offered prayer, and the assembly despersed.

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The changeable weather of March is apt to cause dangerous colds and coughs and if neglected they will result in gn_ppe_ or other serious complications. For coughs that cling or _for the complications which may arise, we recommend

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An excellent _.tonic for run down people. ,Results from its use are prompt and permanent PRICES 50° and $100

.itives on the Board or Governors of

Ki.ng‘s College. (‘ai'i'ieil.

'l`he'inatter' of electing a Rural

Dean to take the place of Aichdeacon and Rural Dean Watson who ig lcaving fb lui i, _ th t - iuess. hpfoge ihueminegtaiiiig. e Hex bus 31.5'M`{m]‘;\j0I?m(§JmGe‘2{'gShBrlgwnzi "" .

lt was moved by llev. Canon Simp- ' "` , ' .' '“ 9° - il-'l~ 5

son. seconded hy Mr. Thompson. ihnt $i?r?§}f:)()l?' I`"n'0“ Slnmml' “ml Joh" ltev. Mr. \VI'i. iS . . ‘ ,' , . Rural Dean_ H 0 U umn‘°r"d(` hp Queens (ounty--llev.-r. John Stiri-5

ing. E. S. Weelas. Col. F. S. Z\loor-1;' Messrs. li'a McKay, A. W. Slerris,;

clough. secorideil' bv Rev. Mr. _ D U v h _ '_ , .I George Brown and Jus, _\. Caruplrf-ll.*

ea ie t nt ilu. Nii. Mnrphi oil Km .y vounu new .

(`hai"ottetown be elected finial ` 1 cod gl 'M(.K;.L_;, “.""|']'D§:'] Dcun_ | ~ . `-' - - _. . .. l\’

0 ,1 . , ,_ , _ llvv- l-- E. Styles. wiri. .\i<~r.r-mr, s.-

1 n 'ie vote 'icing rut to the _iiieci iM' Mmml' E`lgm_ G(_mHngSl (_~ lil UZ. :te,v. ini. Murphy has el-l|,__n I D, _ ectcd lturnl Dean. i N 3"( "nm R°'”""

On his election Rev. I\li'. i\l\ii'pli_v.;

rosigneil his clfice ot' Snci'et:ii'y to ""`°°"`_"'“‘

the Deanery and Rev. l\lr. Col-E cloiigh war: un:1niniou.-ly r~ler~tr-il sei--i ' relury. . . _'l‘lir'|'<\ followed their :I full iiiiiciix-y r SIOII on the siilrjccl. ol' tht- proposf-il

division oi' rlir- ilir>ac;:n or Novi. _-*“

Scot?-1. iiiirorlii-ol \ r _. -i i`~_ ,

\v..ig...., ° ' ii W "m‘°' THE Birirn or A N/\rro~~

Although no definite concliisloii wrist PRWCE EDWARD ‘

reached yet this highly important sub-i WEDNESDAY- THURSDAY- 3 ject was ably presented' io the iriver-. MARCH 28- 29 _ ing by the Archdeacon. ______

it was move-:l by Canon Simpson.; ` ”°°"“e" "Y “"“" “' J' "““°"' ‘hm ii. \v. Gr~ifriin's --Tire nrrrri fri' ri

iso igesenr E- 1~"mll‘i ““’mh°""` Ori I\'at’on" is deciderllv the most rcrn~

t c- iocese. e appointed as ti Dean-I _ _' ._ g- , _ _ V V _ ery Coinniiftee to ronsirier' the niatttrlfi'k;m&e;mf'\L°Hf?‘} Sllioctfiidc Fifi' |)'p`l they to have power to add to theiri ` en Q S" ’ 'Hema' ' “H bl' "ep", M n“mheI.s_ (.m.l.iel| , tho rincc Edward Theatre next \\ eil-r

' ric,~'<.'.i\' arid 'l‘liursd:r'y. :‘eter:;lriii‘e, .xr->

lg was next suggested that the an ' ‘

. _ - lriirtu Apponiaitox and Ford's 'l`lir-ntre

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nua tircli convention be held thorum rnmhluv 0| South (.m_0hm audi

last ivcek in June. und, if r~oriveiiIeni.` ' , .' _ _ . . in the parish of Spr'iugfieli`.'. Lot 67. 4 lim Wim- ,"‘l9§, 0! “-10 l\"_ !"h.uf...‘.‘U."'_i

The Arclideiicoii having ud<li'ess-ed. hom" me again "1 “". ("'1.""h"i

farewell. words to the lle.iiierv', eloscil \"'000 mm m. ’“"""`h mmm" pmum me Smsion with lhC_m_uC(,_ ‘ _which took eight. irionths to produce,

lr.-ost $500,000. employed 18.000, pcoplvy

____ ______ __ and 3,000 horses.'The great spectacle

i,-'. , an cpitoiiin of scene =. irrf.~iiiei'.t.;_'

HALL OVERDUE ACCOUNTS , i-huiut-ters, rp`ussiorr1su‘nrrtlAt-nioiiziis or I

NOT SET-I-LED BEFORE MARCH;;l;e “hole great pt.im| fro.rr l.'i.l 'io' 315% 1917 WILL BE TURNED 0VER} _ 70--tire pr~1ioil_ occiipied h_\ ‘i.rr-9 To OUR ATTORNEY FOR coL|_Ec_‘ t ivil \\'.rr'¢uY|li.' i.ct'0ir.sfr'iit-li‘oii_ “Silica 1-'ON CAMPBELL AND McDoN_l gesleil i`lronrns__Hllr_\;oii s _ ALO. UIGG 4998_3_24M3i_ yt laiifuiiaii and iir_e Leopcrri .-t,

=Spots' ll has greatly epivai quality of

’ its own wliicli sfariirpn il :rs ri rrrn.~"ei'~!

'l plecir oi' genius. The cnorriioiis pop-i :ularli_\' nr-.liir-.ved by ii in New York.; iBo:»'ton, ('hit-ago, Suri I“i°aiicisuo, I.o.~' IAirgvIt-s. Toronto and hloritreal, has' lbeen repent-_-:I iii all the towns' of the lroute. and the prospc;-ts rirc that fit will crowd the local flifnlro :it r\ver_v ' pr-|'l`oi'mairce. 49!l4._

\'ice-Presirleiit. A. J. Mr:l,eoiI. Sec'y-’l‘i'easurei'. David Schurninn. l‘3XCf\lli\'e (.‘oniiuitte.e`:-~ llrince. County: llevr,-', J, AL Mm.

chison, ll. ll. Bell, 'I`. Gootiwvlll, .lim-

it was moved by ltcv. Mr. Col-

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' AUSIIN HALEY Commission Merchant Fresh and Salt Fish '

Canned Goods, Lobsters. Scallops 'Clams.

176 Atlantic Ave., Boston

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EXPERT EYE SERVICE

We have recently had the privilege

of visiting the ollices of some of the most expert Opticians in Canada. We have studied their methods and seen them practically demonstrated. and it is a matter oi' gratification to be able to say that the service we BFS gli-‘ing our patrons. we believe ls quite. equul to that obtainable In ‘lie larger centres.

We solicit your patronage.

G. F. Hutcheson

Optician

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you are lorliiiioteii \ou l.i:\'i ii deiliilly sooihrug, healing

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pain is severe . r

INTERNALLY for coufrlis. colds, sore throat. cruinpo. chills. oic. lZXTERNALLYI'or,cuI1-. lprnius. slrniirs, iiiii-'..~ii‘.:ir iheiriimtlsm, etc.

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the grave o f your departed with. We supply no others. ` Our Monuments are the best

to be had. Estimates given.

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