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A T ` THE"<]9ENlRM- iGUl*RD|AN "Q :;"i:i‘*-=*°°“.'°‘°ii.f“;f“i_“i.";i'.i.i'.f.t§t J lllllll Slllslllllll J ~°”` °- ~ 1 “

Kemiihgtoh, on Tuesday morniiig,_Jan.,

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Chance

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While* the Wea- ther is ine and. the

roads-;“'-fgocid is the

il!" D f’ M J ' I G ll t F H ll erson o r. creniiai a a . .

ie late Mr. Gallant was 60 years of 'tion for $4,000, price of pair ol' foxes maihihg hours were pieosuhtiy Spent

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h, when Miss Rae Lillian MacKay,

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IT PAYS to buy in this Province. ‘ i NEXT HOCKEY GAME.-The ces~ etdeut daughter or D_ A_ um] M,-,,_ Mae.,

_-- ond Hockey Match of the season will Kuy_ was uutteu in marriuge to Mr_

, PLAN FOR HOCKE_Y MATCH be- be between the Loiinaughts and Abeg- Percy o_ 1;~Muuuur50h_ of Ctutriottu. tween Abegwelts and Loiiiiaughts will wettg on Tuesday night, tho 19th, to

open Monday uioruing at 10 o'cIock. 3292,

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THE BOATS -_Tl M_ ENTERTAINMENT AT POWNAL ut -mi Stanley had not managed to get to ]3rlde" will be produced on Thursday Lohehgrth-S Bridal Chorus played by Georgetown up to lute last night. A evening, Jan 21st, at Pownal I-lall by Miss Cuntu Jut.uthe_ of Murruy Hur, special tralii left Lliarlottetown last_the Charlottetown Company who re- |,u,._ The bride presented it very pi-et. evening for Cape Traverse with the cent] la ed it so successfull . Ad `

wn. The ceremony was performed the Rev. G. A. Sutherland. M. A., in e presence of the immediate friends the contracting parties. The bride

her futher, to the sweet strains of

picture in her exquisite gown of

_ Y D Y Y ' ty H” t° go by the calms' mission- 25 Cems- 8293'M3l- ivory dnclicss satin and gold einbroid-

_ ered lnce_wearlng it veil and orange

,I,hLATl'§ lJE|¥FM'f`H G'ALLANT'." SUPREME COURT-°-The 0.359 was blossoms. Little Miss Dorothy Mac-

e tati occurrctl at Oyster Bed continued and concluded in the Su- |(r,u__-|u atteu her part as huwtu irl in dgc yesterday. of one of the most prenie Court yesterday before His tt spected residents ol’ that place in Honour, Mr. Justice Haszard, of W. the curumohy 9, dainty wedding (ith.

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very becoming manner. l"‘ollowing

n . iontgomery v. J. It. Douglas. iw- ner \vas served, after which the re»

be’_:t_ge and leaves to mourn besldesasor- sold. Counsel having addressed the with music and sooioi iiitoroolirrm A

lsidore Gallant. Oyster lied Bridge. and one son, Mr. Fidelc Gallant. Oys-

storms _ and then you’l1w1sh you had

in the matter. 3

Willa widow. one daughter, Mrs. Court, His Honour reserved judgment number of beautiful ami oppropriuto

gifts were received from the bridc's

ny friends, including $100 from her

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ter Bed Bridge. I‘o the bereaved is L.0.A.-The annual meeting of the ftttiioi-_ and a handsome oomoo in-hue. @-Ylelided Sincere si'ini>atlii'. new \viitsiiii-e District Lodge was let

2- held in Taiiton Lodge ltoom on Tues- groom The happy coupio oftor bid.

and substantial cheuuc f`roin the

MPLEASANT ENTEFiTA|NMENT.- day, the 12th liist. The returns from ding their frionds goodbye, took tho

_ pliiasaiitly on Wednesday, lilth inst.

a t't_fter a very bountiful supper, serv.;-ti

After singing God Save the King and

s 1° ` '

inutlc during the past year. The fol- lowing arrangeinent for fraternal

iltonito visit King William; Barton to

_ I' and Mrs Leslie liry_cnf_o_n, Winsloe the Lotlges_in the District showed that 2_4; train for Georgetown on 1-onto Souiii, entertained their friends very vcry satisfactory progress had been some of tho principal Anioi-icon oiti¢S_

PEOPLE'S TH EATRE.-Two tw0-

tlieir usual efllclent style, the guests visits was innde:-Ilacliet to visit rooi footug-oi; and tt fine nomotiy mutio

spent the evening with games, music Tanton; Tanton to visit Hacket; up

S _ ___ anti the usual friendly conversatioii. King William to visit lianiilton; liam- at

an excellent photo-play programme the I’eople’s Theatre lust night.

“A Million in Jewels" was an ex-

tendering the host and hostess a visit King George; King George to tremely exciting and thrilling feature. hearty vote of thanks for their kind- visit Barton; Boyne to visit king Tho Raja); iviizpgh on his tiohthhoti hospitality. the guests departed for George; King William to visit Boyne. git-os the princess oooh his msg of their various homes. Following are the officers for the en- j@\ -

els, but wains her to beware of

`- Slllng .V0i\l‘I-\V~U-Mn A. A. MHCDOII- licr cousin ishain. lsliani calls and ` __*- i1l<|lD~D-Mr W~ W- H0Willli D~ Cllilll-» tries to secure the jewels. but is

. _ , Frederick Younkcr' D.lt.S,, A. Beaton;

varted by a trusty servant The

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r _ if ~ ~ if _. _. .. ., D-A~S~. IL NlCll0lS0ll2 D. 'l‘reas.. C. E. Princess is so persecuted and niiiioyed McKenzie; l).D. of C. John Crabb' hy

lsliain that sho decides io lciivc

_ ‘ D. Lvct. llecwr McI"=i<l>'eii. ’ tfnicnttn anti go to New Yom. iicr

Ph0ll€ -*-- t-misiii learns of her pluii and takes

, in

es, is having good success in hauling

who protects licr, when they finally

CA|-ED0N|A--T110 _lll>0lJ|0_ Of illi* pusiizigo on the i-iainc bout. (hi tht*

i Chftown lflvllllly M0 ltllsily Clllillli-1 llwlr Will' S passage ovcr Oona liocoiiics actiuttiiit- '§ fII‘0\v00d.-Mr. -l0ll1l M0l’ll0I‘S0ll. 1-OW' eil with an ldiiglisliiiiaii, Toni King,

Y - ~ ' his house which he has recently pnr- rohoh Now York igimm and his Ser.

‘ Cl\HS€il fI‘0lll MF- D- Cmlllll-‘l’ll. Cale- vants find out the resiilciice of thc

_ doniu.-Miss Barbara Matlicsoi_i, teach- il;-inc-oss and ouptore both her and

-L_ tr, has returned after spending her King; tho hitter they hind to it ¢,ht,_ir_

Cliristmas holida s at her home in

iile tiiey Search for the jewels.

. I y wi f 4 _ *- _ 0YSl0l‘ B00 Bfillgc--M158 BOSSl€ King upsets the telepliune and also the g ‘QUEEN. W“lk0I` 11115 |`0fUl`l}0<l 1\f§Cl‘ Sllelltlillll chair and in this way reaches the

zi very pleasant holiday with her many

instrument and sends ti call for the

J W l\itl‘liee, Georgetown; J E friends in llopefield --ills friends are poiioo They nr,-ivo in time to out).

lvlilligaiif, Northam; Chas. E. Mclllon- glad to learn that Mr. Daniel Walker ture isham and his gthig Thr, other aid, Sninnicrside; Mrs; B. -W. I.cPage, 0 has recovered from his serious illness. two-i-cel feature, “ The iicath Weight."

l illi a Miss -The o cn air rnik of Caledoiiia was

as another thriller. Silas Pegg, an

iiusticoviiie; Miss Haze_M s ii. " D‘ ~ » _' - w Alyward, Summersidel Mrs. l\icKln~_ t;titiicd_Jaii.__£st__oii_tt1c iJ_rcritt1-i0S_ Ot ececntrtc recluse, lives with his ward. non, Ellerslie: J. E. Crady,_J. D. lcr- ` A cx at \en_L tt-lv _r. owdri Alice Fislier. _llc does not trust the ry, Suninierside; Alex Martin, Valley' M<Hll0l\f1li1_D_Utl<1 I1 ll_ilnt.,_ visit t0 B€ll<’- banks, so hc hides his woaltli. llc is

ln is Cit J B G lc vu the utst of Mr ani Mrs Mai

rmcntod by his two i|.>licw. who

field; 1.11.1) ii ~ Y. - - iilii tw “- - P- ~ ‘ - ' £0 ci s. MiSc(,,,t~h@_ ' ccliii Miwvlwrswi.-Mr. Il. L. Mac- iintiior him for money. tis iinniiy

iysteriously disappears und evidence

.'__._;_i iilit-rson has piircliuscd a fine driver, n

1i_-‘voi.'v#0ULD H(*-VE <11-EAN l-YES 511111 wiiwci-i w_iIo_ some speedy driv_- points in Tom. mines iovei-_ now no

proven innocent niaki-s up a niost

ini.: this wintci Mr I) L Macphei ,

_ . . .' has finished his contract ot' fur- into;-oath, g-wry Tito |. tt f. t _ -t u t tum 1, .ut_ si_iu_ _ _ . g __ _. i.._ .i er ca u_re 332% xgd _gttf your hand 10“_cred_ nishing the nianse with storni \\lii- gas Shown th t,iHr»_C____0t thc Mtlhuu

DOH* Silulnil ii “Fings “"l“kl”“- __ ics RAcEs Mono/iv.-At - -ei- D0"'t FUD the "yes: it Wm n”~"t°“ ii ofthe Ch rlottct wii Drivinl “Club OW

ollar Mystery. which did not arrive ing to the boats being tied up, a

otice of such being given by the

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the eyeball in mine' . H131 9V0lliHLi. lt WHS d0ClLl0<1 I0 l\0ltl revening papers when it was found by D0n't Null fi1Cll1S a light; U10 115|!! , their second races monday afternoon, niamrgor iiogg that tho hhhs would should come over. the left shoulder. beginning at 1.30 sharp, with a 2.16 not'iikely arrive in time. Mr Dave

Don’t strain yOU-l’ EYES by 1200 P01” class, niived and a 230 class mixed P

arks rendere d an excellent Irish

sistcnt reading- ° ° u S tliopvles barred). The sainc officials song, As Long as the Sinnnrot-it

n’t e t rmicli rich food, and do_ and the same conditions as the first

rows Green," \\"n'ilcli caught tho

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get t,1oni;y of sleep. _ Coal Yard- ni_c;et to govern. 'llie purses will be oofiiohoo at oho¢_ i' if the Mtutu

Womens-_-.ith dull eyes should never Pylngg St, Whayf $...» t;tir~_eac_h_class _with entran_c_e_ni_0n- _t:_rosses io_i_l_n_v_ the .> Million Dollar

two--p dirimond earrings. The spark- __ _ _ __ _ __ U _ __ __ cy ii et. iesc c asses sion( ir ng ygtory w Je shown to-night in und, stones ucuuutuate the hwy, that-, -lst:'|°>.1ivi<~l~#l:°l°:i<'|°'!°rl:~!~:ZvI¢\<~|~:i:'l'=i:°H<°l*:i@|° -l-0Lf0lli0l‘ about llic l>0St and fastest oonjuiiction with the above program.

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their eyes are lacking in lustre. i eioggthlei Tlzlill? 'eluil)ii:ii&iil£l§i€<

- ° ___ ’ ' ' _ at the i’.(.‘.(‘., Miss Margaret S. Mac~

Try Harmony Violet Glycerine Soap yqu H like It _ mlllaii. Wood islands. was waited upon <

procurable.

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t McKinnon Drug Co., ='~5<- " iai'i..i'°.zi.1‘:.i°iie,.ii.:: :l:§“i.'i.';i::

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-fi ARMONY violet is a _ H Ssoothing antiseptic soap ” that thoroughly cleans ‘___ sean v:'A1'~.' “"5 .‘ and eais the skin. lt is _ti_i_ade under

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. sililefnllsom the purest ingredients

ship and things look more favourable than ever for the racing horse on the island. The club wishes to ask all

to please keep clear of the course and

avoid any accidents, several of which ti

A _t`UT'l`ING REJOINDER.

Toule, thc English actor, used to

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spectators whether on foot or driving get U ‘I good thmg 0cc"si°nau‘\' At

inner at o country hotel he was sit- ng next to o gentleman who had

,,,, ,I 4 t d t Tl ihelpetl himself to an extravagantly ‘tY:$e;_narrD“ y ‘wer e a mrsdm 5 large piece of bread. Toole took it

(Patriot and Examiner please copy.) U

p and began to cut n slice from it, "Sir," said the indignant gentle-

Aonness AND Pr~iEsENTA‘rioN. mail. "thi-t is my bffiid-”

~()n the eve of her departure for Cliuriottetowii to resume her studies i`

“l bcg a thousand pardons, sir," eplied the actor, "I mistook it for

he loaf. ’ ’-Weekly* Scotsman.

by a bevy of young people and pre- sented uith an address und a viilu

by her many friends. Miss Mac- millan replied in fitting terms, thank-

I ' __~- -»~ - - '15' ing thc donors for their kindness and

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If you want, good, pure, ' it -__ 1_1. reliable tobacco go to an __. _‘ __ honest manufacturer. We .'~~:-.5fs':f_s-1-'L21.3533;

have earnestly striven to

establish such a reputation,_and believe our oid_ friends will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey s Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not c_nly our best efforts but the best to bc had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co.,

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Horse Rugs Alt25 p. c. Discount

order to clear out our stock of Horse Ru8S»

slime offering a special discount of 25 9-C- w is your chance to secure a first class 1112 at greatly reduced price. This is surely an OP' portunity for the thrifty buyer. All our H185 must go before stock takin8» S0 -take advantage

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etc. The merry company all repaired to thc dining-rooni, where a dainty re- past was served by the young and talented ladies of Wood islands West. Special iiieiitloii is due to one of the young men for his humorous recita- tion. "The Stars of the East." Aftcr singing “Auld Lung Sync" and thc National Aiitlieni, till departed for their respective homes, fooling they had spent ii most cnjoynhlc and pious- ant ovciiiiig.

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THE PRINCE EDWARD.»-~.\ii tex-

cclleiil. pi'ograiiiiiio of ciitcrtuliiiiieiii was given at tho Prince lildwurtl 'l‘licuti'c yesterday. The (lraiiius Were:-“'l`liu Girl ol' the People,” two reels; " llor ilour." one reel; and “The Ordcal," one reel. They were all splendid productions, greatly en- joyed b_v the lnrgc audiences. " Duck l~`arniing" wits a splciidld picturo showing thc largest duck farm in l.lie World, on wliltrli there ls 15,000 ducks-. "A Matter of Dress." a comedy drama, and "'l`lic llobo and the Myth" comedy, abundantly supplied the humorous part of the progruninio. Mr Haskins scored another great suc- cess when lie rendered that beautiful lrlsli song “ A Little irish Girl," in an exquisite manner with superb ex- pression. The audleiice would not be satisfied iintll ho respoiitled to an encore and sang the song a second- tinio. Owing to the non-arrival of the Stanley the ninnagement of the Prince Edward regret that they could not show the six-part feature, “Heine Sweet Homo." ln tho event oi' the boat arriving in time today _the plc- tiiro _wlllbe shown; »if the hbat docs not arrive to~dny, winch the papers for date of showing. The nianaircinent sincerely regret this unfortunate delay and disappointment of their patrons, and express thanks for their turning

out last night. They will understand'

that this disappointment was through no fault ol' the theatre. Should this picture be received in time to-day it will be shown to-night and also on Monday.

::FRE8H F_ROM THE “PINEV

WOODS." come the white bark and red spruce gum' used in making Pens-

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not catch a cold, but rathe the cold catches you. Iti apt to catchyou when yo circulation is _impeded

drafts of cold air etc.

Reserve the_ order hings by “shaking off” old before it gets a fi grip on you. You can

this with

Laxacold Tablets

They will check a-cold in

the beginning or cure set- .tleci colds in a very brief time. _

Keep them in your liomc

Price 25c.

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The Quality Drugstore. Cor. Kent & Prince Sts.

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short, smooth shave. it is

COLGATES’ RAPID r SHAVING STICK

The article that takes away

all the discomforts of shav- ing, and gives you ii better shave at a save of time and money. Handsome nickle box 250.

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The following letter has heen re-

ceived by Mrs Whitlock. of this city. from her son. Harry. now on Sails

D ' . there are "The Six Islanders." and iw

St John. , 'vi' or

o into Amesbury and Lark lllll about

art oi' the latter ln our tent now he

a fellow by the name of Olive froin'_vu

Last Thursday. lichcr Large and l i,,ii

got permission to take our wheels and ph

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ii innate cure is

bury Plainsz- .D0i£SN"l` MATTER ii'HERE_l_'l`t-IE to breathe freely,

Endford. Wlllii- COLD _IS CAl‘A|tRllOZ0.\l'. Catarrhozoae' bracclilip-the _lltrtiixgtlt

Dear Mother _As 33541,). “ILL CLRE IT' --gives it strength-stops j

the above address we have moved D0"-t sntttte and sneeze with u nutty ing wllglli g'iV°B tha “WEB B ¢l_l0D¢°it from West Down South and are iioiv c0m_yD“ cuu km it 1,, ,_ Jidy by In ten minute! you ‘1lave'Wonderf,u|,|* in the village of Enford. We started breathing tn the heating vapor of reiieh _ to inove last Sunday and are just Cam_"_tmzone_ It.s the qutu|teut_ But-__ In an hour youtuul uk, B rm". getting settled now. We are quar- est thing for colds ever tt,_u,,.u__5tm_ mg_ gum, or cough, gtmp1y_¢;nn'¢ exit: tered in A mcmg Emma; an the horses ply knocks them riglrt out. No medi- ist if Catarrliozone is '.:sed..‘ - . are m hams 'ww' S°me of the mb h i.~ use t’ata.i'rlro~‘ No treatment so direct,-Catarrlioqg'

lows are in large hurrack rooms, while cm? to tak? W fl' _yo _ l ~ ht t the B t_..a¢¢|.~_ the others are still in tents. We are 7-UH9t_Y0l_1 JUSC If-11818 £110 f’_l¢l1¢9f» Of 7101"? 30931 UK 0 9° -_.»_

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legm stops discharge, enables you 25c.

“ling pincy essences through a BPGC' fiuiifklyi and th0"°“i§mV cur" °fU§h' y devised inhaler,-this medicated and Coldi. bronchitis. C1iU'~1Tl’I Bild 1" por is death to the germs of cold ritabie thrmt. No failure. unwise ev-

catarrh. It heals and soothes the cry _ _ I __ amnied air passages, clears out ii_-in size 50e; small (trial size on Y)-

timc. Complete outfit. $1~00§ “Wd-

Sold by dealers everywhere. _ "'

g . nine miles. We rode to Amesbury -- aiid went io the station to fliid out if any of the parcels had arrived, While we were there ii truin pulled in loaded with parcels. l happened to look into one of the cars and saw ii parcel for E. Weeks. We waited and helped unload thi- car. We get scvcrul parcels. 1 gut iiiine and tied it on to

Stewart. not finite so “liezi.vy" as th mine. Iiebcr I.. got three or i`onr for te the other fellows. We then started for camp and I had only gone about 200 yards wlieii-p-li-ff-s-away went th

wc'hadn't gone wc wouldii't have had D

Well Christmas Day arrived, and st

cliurcli lierc, and l'in liegiiiniiig to like A their service. You know tliat's all wt- get in tht- army After i-hurcli we

and it was sonic dinner. The ofliu-.rs supplied thc lurhcys, geese and ducks, tu to sity nothing oi` the roast beef and _‘tt

raisins and everything that we get at tu tilirislinas time. i wouldn't have niisseti that for anything. We were to all in our big mess tent, and it was tt, decorated and everything looked ox- ht

was tapped. The ofllcers also sup- tu plied that. Capt. Kilburn came in during the feed, and made a few ti

as a private and worked through the '

believe, and lio has bet-ii through the fu

a personality that every nian iii the to company likes. lie is the most popular of thc ofllcers. ills remarks e

iery little. he said it in a wav that ii

There was also zi. football match in thc atternoon The villagers heat our in train i dont know how niuch You we they pia soccer over here and l

visit l just wish you could haio seen

and there was a ruinpus--tliat is. a`

we had them five deep_in one part of the tent. lt was certainly pretty

wild. but we all enjoyed it.

Yesterday (Saturday) Weeks. Gur- S

diner and l rode to Pewsey (7 milesl to get several little things for our banquet. which we held last nl ht

so we sent after all the eatables.

know. We secured it room in a ‘ iiousc here. You remember what l

All one has to do is mention the fact

make ii rush to get it for you. Well,

gave us the use of the room. all thc dishes und several other things bc-

gramnie, and eveyrthing came ofl` as

duck we had the "Kaiser" (The .

Christmas box from lionie.)

Now for the other things. The box

Department of Agriculture each yciir.

any parcels for Christmas Day. ;?.ucttce_ Hu thought the U0mrhi5_

our company, spic and span, paraded Ou U’ "|‘“"‘fh- TINY ham “ "iw "mc all the asf-iistaiicc possible from thc tt.

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pliiin puddings, apples, oranges. iiuti-=.it.x

ieiiiurks. Perhaps l liaven’t told you readiness to gmgwotg tio hoti kopt uh. niucli about this (Inptalii. lle startctl r-ohh; of tho cout ot' production ot' dil'- ‘

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raiikfi iii the llcgularii. 22 ycurs I thought it would he it great help ii'

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(Continued from page one) Sli

ought every school sliouid have ti ture from one of the stuff oi the pu

cop liuisliig.

, _ ____ liviiry J. Arsciiauli, St. ltaphael-

iny wheel. Fliere was also (inc fOr R. ~--T----Y----*°*~l_"" Cu

ttlc ltalsln

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Gordon Mcldachern, New Argyle-

tatoes.

Jerome Bernard. St. Clirysostome-

Mr. Richard (freed thought niost of 'Seed Growing

e. students would feel the time very

James Laiinaii. Montague-Seed

a puncture, so l had to walk all the I t b t the vutuu ot- tht, course do. 0. t_ wav back, but didn’t mind that. lf Ségftéd spun just how much each por. d B

Cameron Reid, Murray Harbor North

n`took home with him and put into __uurSr.u_ _

Professor floss thanked the stu-

oner's plan a splciidid one Mill Cl/0l‘!' dents l'or their thoughttnlness and

c should cllrfill ll\Cll" lli\l1\0S Hilti Wt sympathy and for their uiifailing cour-

sy towards all tho nicnibcrs of the

Lrricllllllfill SHUT- _ _ stall. llc said it had niude his posi- M,-_ _iorhhio iiornard voiced his HD' tion its l'i'iin:ipal ii most pleasing unc.

ci-iatluii of llI<‘ =iifll<"lN` “Nil Will* lie iiskcil th(-in to boar in niintl when ady to takc some work. lin-y wt-nt ba(-.k to their homes that

Mr. lttiid cxprerascil his coiifiilciico |h(.ir ut,jg|,ht,r5 wt,||i,| ho watohii-ig

the Co|riinissioiit~i_‘s itlcii. Uno oi' th

ie most valuahlt- tlniigs was to know ut

ein and if they iiiutio better success their work than they had in the

actly what one was doing on thc hurt it w,_,uh| bring ur,-,tit to the Cui.

rin. li-gc of Agritzulturc; but ii’ on the

Mr. John F. Arsenault was of opiii- o

ther hand they did not niukc any ini-_

n that there was it Kreal p0SSil1llllY provcinent, it would reflect on the

r the course. l-le suggested H SNOW' t-

ourse. ln matters of this kind iic-V

H Ol' liimds 85 10 Wlial W0l"k Glilih tions spoke louder than words. On

the staff.. t

H095' HRC C|U`lSUU'»\S exwpf were would carry on. The students would behalf of thu utah uuu of thu Depart. Wi‘~S“'l any 5ll0W- be very glad to i¥.'lV0 SUI'-ll ll1f01'mflll0l1 ment of Agriculture he wished them After the feast' "lc h“"`e‘ Di bg" HS UWB’ 001110 NIM W0Uld U0 01' Villlw all aibounding prosperity. The Short

‘purse in Agriculture will be con#

Mr. liolt expressed his thanks to oiutioti totioytit hoon_ "

ie teachers for their patience ainl

ri.-nt lines for sonic years. lie

ARTHUR EDWARD HALE.

On thc Sloth of Dcirciiilicr lust. Ar!

riiicrs could get iclicapcr capital und llllll' Ellwafil H610, iliiiiil 54 Will'-S.

iiiill. has 5 medals, and what`:i more, m,,_t,t of them Could use more capital ll&SS0<1 DUt1C0l`Ully lv U10 Slllfli W0|'ll1-

trruut udvahtugo_ lie had been in falling licalth f`or_ The Coninilssioiier was much pleas- _about a year and confined to his room' tl that the idea was so favourabl rc- f0I‘ the lust vliilil WUCKS- Early ill |ll'0

civcd. lle would ask iio\v for the ll nnies of those who would be willing 11

The following students tbcii handed ll their names:- W

e united with the ('lirlstian Church nd he never forgot his experience

took the house by storm ` to take up some work in this way, During his last days he was remark-

bly patient and considerate for those ho so lovingly cared for him. llc

John F. Arsenault, Urbalnville-

kncw that he was going to die and lie

y it

<lon't know mln h about it After ten. the follows of our scition paid us .1 tio Raising

thc f'un. We ali had our beds made. ing, S

.ioini tfiniisson, 'i‘ignish,-Poultry by ltcv. Z- L. Fash. assisted by Ilcvs-

\\i'. J. Whitehead, J. L. Dawson and G _ V _ -. _.

were just right. Although he said o

gooduiutured mix ixp. Several times Raisin

Walter Campbell, Belinot-Beef Cat- Il

Claud ltanisay, llolniot-Oat Grow- li

Jas. llolt, Glengarry-Live Stock.

Reuben MacKinnon, Fairview--Live ll

Miller llendersoii, North Wiltshire Turiiip Seed. ‘f

George Macdonald, Cornwall,-Sheep J

out Growing gavc his last gifts to his relatives anti

rranged for the liynins, tht- chapter

_ in the Bible, and thc l,ord's Prayer to

c used at the funeral servirc. 'l`lie crvicc nt tlic lioiise was coiiducted

C Ta lor The burial was at the

M, Gillis, Point Prim-Turnips, l’eople's Cemetery. The relatives re-

taining are the mother, Mrs. Matthew

tuck Stephenson and Mr. Stephenson, step-'

father; one brother. J. Albert Hale.

ity; three iiaif~brothers, Hammond . Stephenson, Edmonton, Alberta;

Bennett llowuril. Cape Wolf-Horse

We had everything arranged you Raising. '

Herbert Gillis. Gascoign-Turnips. Joseph (Juiiipbcll, St. Theresa-

toltl you about the lilnglisli people. Sheep lliilsing.

Frank (Ziirraii. St. Tlicrcsu \\`cst~-

that hc wants something, and they all Sheep Itaisiiig.

Terrence Macl{ciiini, Baldwin`s

the people here were awfully nice. Road-Sheep and Poultry.

Neil Morrison, l’iiiettc-Turiiips. P. J. Mullully, Sonris West~Cnii'

sides. l ani sending__vou the pro- ltaising. '

Geo. Mullallv. Souris West-t‘alf

Walter McPliail, Argyle Shore-

t‘. M. Arsenauli. Abrams Village-

5 ~ . We couldn’t get back to Tileslieall. Raising, Strawberry Culture. Wllllalli Stephenson. Boston; Benin'

niin Stephenson, city; and three half- slsters: Mrs. W. J. Hamilton, North- porf, N. S.; Mrs. J. W. McLeod, Trini- dad, Colorado; Mrs. .lolin Dewar. city. 'i‘licsc mourn the loss of ii dear one. 'l`lic lioiiic is lonely wltlioiit hlni.

(lloston papers please copy.l

“\\`anipolcs Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is o gimuiiic brown and brain biiililcr. Try a bottle il you wish to

printed, except that in place of the Raising. ` wk” 3 Sh°"t cm' t° health and happb

ness. Price $1.00 per bottle. MacKin-

"Kaiser" was the goose sent in his Grain Crops. ,"0" nm!-5 CW- Cor' Great G°°’rg° and

Kent Streets. M¢tf»

arrived t).K. and full. Really it seem- ed good to he away l'rom home. The "Kaiser" was all right. We had it warmed up t'or our banquet. and lic went “ good." l wish you could have seen that feed. There were only eight of us. and as you will sec by the menu, we had lots to eat and lots over also. The pudding was made at Tileshcutl. anti it was splendid. it was all dcivoratetl willi holly. tht- real goods til that, l was going fu sniiil stiiiic litimtr, but dill noi get utioiigli. 'l`lir~. turkey was also iirt-.piirietl nt 'l`i|u.~ilit:ail.

Ucsltltis the box froin lioinc, i gut it

parcel fruiii ai l‘|'li~ii4l. Also rcccivctl one to-titty front iiii liliiglirili lady. ltoiiiiic knows hor, and she sent each of us ti parcel <-oiilnliiiiig gloves. writing case, niiil it hook. liesldcs that she also sent a parcel t-.ontuiiiliig "eats," We haven`t opened it yet. \Vc'rc saving it for n day or two. Wo were about the only ffuiiudiuiis in the tloinpany that got any parcels on time. A great iiiiiiiy liavon`t rear-.liotl here yct.

Thcre are also ii couple of other

parcels on the way for nie, bitt we have to walt, there is such ii rush in the Post Offices now that we consider ourselves lucky to get anything. I received Mr M-as parcel ().K. lt was dandy. Turkish delight.

This (Sinidayl morning we all pur-

aded to church and are making use of the afternoon to get up some of our hack correspondence. Goodness known tliere’s enough of it. I am sending along a few papers which l got when in London. Hope they reach home 0.K.

Well. mother, l guess this ii-i about

all for now. All the niall won’J. bo around yet for it week. and we get n little each day. but will give you com- plete details in about a wcok. Iteinom- her me to everyone. Tell ilicm all that l have been asking about him or her as tlio case may bc.

Be careful to put my No. on any

mail after this. as we may be moving at any time, and you see it takes nearly a month to get a reply. No. 5771, No. 2 Sec. D.S.C.

Lovingly, -

HARRY.

` "Retail Cold Tablets are delighting

-\i.r patrons-the mana. carts re- ported plainly show t edoetivenens 'and unique curative quolittln of than

little tabletl. Try them, Sriee 15e. _ per box. MacKinnon Drug o., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets. Met!

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It does not matter what your Farricr require-

ments are, you will find here a complete line. We’il

iieat you right always.

Our stock is complete in

every way, and we want you to know it, and assure yi u th t our prices will suit any pocket book.

No‘e these items!

' 20 Boxes No. 3`& 4 sined not-se Nails, which we will sell previous to stock taking at..$1.25 box.

These are regularly priced at $5:0O

12 dox. 13" Tanged

name but a first class rasp

rasps, without maker’s $5.00 doz. or...;50e ea.

Adj ustible Horse Tooth rasps..... .._....$1-25 ¢2~

- $4.00 "Champion" Blower the incomparable

Blacksmiths’ Blower........

. ________ ._._...$25.00

Countersunk Steel Shoes, Featherweight Steel

Shoes, Snowball Pattern Shoes & Regular Pattern Shoes, Farrier’s Knives, Farrieas liammers, Hoof Trimmers, Farriers’_ Pincgrs, Portable Fo_rg_eS, Sledges, Anvils & Tines. Faps & Dies, Dritlmg Machines, Nuts, Bolts, Washers. Welding Lom- pound, Toe Caulk Steel, Sleigh Shoe Steel etc, etc,

at best market prices.

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