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n, England. one of the pus to reach 8t. John. N. B. Ibo! by the B. B. Minnedosa in Chlrlottetown on Thurs

ma‘ city.

r. J. A. Ruddlck. Dairy lsloner, Ottawa, and Mr. W y, Superintendent or Dairy In Nova Scotla, arrive! .';tu' evening to attend the P. E. I.~ Dairymens Convention whlcl s here today. They are regis at the Russ.

w‘ _ . -‘ r.,--rAa:wzt.l. PARTY number of the

Q It. and Mrs. Vernon Matthe‘ ' 1M1‘. Jos. Callaghan, asslstan . flfitlon agent. who left Saturday ng for Charlottetownl fillers he has been transferred 4m address was read to Mr. Cal ban and a presentation of i utiful razor set was made as 1 token of remembrance. The at! was accepted by Mr. Callaght-v filth a few fitting words of apprl tion and thanking Mr. and Mr- tthetw ilor the very plerlsart evening spent. The evening" entertainment came to a close b» singing. "For He's a Jolly Gaol‘- Fellow."

The anaunll Dfillfy ‘mooning lo the Emerald Association was hell‘ on Wednesday llast. l9th inst. Wll‘ i large alttenldance of shareholder and poisons. The report of th business dlons during the pas cheese‘ season was read by ti‘ Secretary. and woe highly cred "Itoblo to all concerned. The qunn tlty of dlleese manufactured dill In: the five months the factor- was In operation was 162.840 llh utilizing the sum of $41,266.66 Miter deducting tlhe cost of mar afar-tune. Mo. the patrons T9C"l\' ed $1.98 1-2 per 100 lbs for milk ‘This is not up to the price pal‘ the year previous, as milk dlrau In; anti manufacturing was mucl hisrher. but was very satisfactory. Mr. F. T. Morrow. Dairy Inspr-l tor. who was Present. congratu" atwl the Associaiont on he suc nsseftal work of the past season ‘and tlhc manager. Mr. A. J. Mur ,"-y for t.he quality of the cheesl ‘Inauvnfamured. He explained tlhe patrons the be/st methods o kerzpllls and ooololing mil-k. so llln ‘good results may be obtained in the lprodluct of their factory. l.’ thoy wished to gain a reputatio- ht flratlclass cheese. tlbey must enlyvply he best quality of milk His explanation along Lhose lines Wfim urliloth li,T\l\I‘-'V'In'rr'l ‘ly a" r\r sent. The foilawingoflicers were appointed for the incolnin: year Joseph McDonald. President; W H. Delghan, vice-president; Geo H. Mayne. J. E. Ha um. Linn-s MloDonnlldl, Hugh Gillie tmd hill-- shall! Hughes, directors. Witlh this staff of oilclals, all inlellil- ent and prozressive fllrlllurs; and dairylnvetn, and nc-reased facilities- lately added w the factory plant tbnm can he no doubt as to the mtalre success of Emerald factor;

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NEW HEALTH CAN BE OBTAIN EID BY ENRI-ZHING THE BLOOD

When a. girl in her ‘teens becomes peevish, listless and dull, when nothing seems to interest her and dainties do not tempt her appetite you can be certain that she needs more 800d blood than her system is provided with. lBelfore long her pa-lid cheeks. frequent headaches. ‘breatthlesaness n.nd heart palpita- tlofl will confirm that she i5 an aemic. Many mothers, as the re- suit of their own girlhood caper, ionce. can promptly detect the early signs of anaemia and the wise mother does not wait for the trouble to develop further. but at once gives her daughter a course with Dr. William's Pink Pills which renews the blood supply and banishes anaemia before it has obtained a hold on the system. Anlong the many whn have bene- fited by the use of these pills is Miss Dom Kerr, R. It. No. 4, Winr- ton, Onto who says: “For a long time I had been feeling tired and worn out. I w-as troubled with backache, and vmuld wave up In Ithe morning lfeeling tired and de- pressed. I had to walk a consider-

Ill OOURT -—Tlto Hil- u! the Supreme Can-t in 0n Tuesday,

lflY-lA lively game of luv

nfhheC. S. I3. T. Team] pptained Cox - l their opponents. ‘Ilhe score

ht and is to be the bride ot‘ Lund, returned soldier

—- A citizens of ‘eary gathered at. the home oi

ItY-Iday evening to bid falrewel‘

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"No-To-Bac" has helped thous ands to break the costly, nerve shattering tobacco hwbit. Wheusvc

. igar. pipe. or for a chew, just plac l harmless No-To-Bac tablet

~aIIy. financially. It's so easy. llmple. Gel a

my with out question

STEAMER

ct was canvassed during Thurs

lpl-lso, Capt. Bells was wel Picwu urllere he ‘lode aftenwel-ds plocecding

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--BACK T0 P. E. l.-—Fl'lends o r. Chester Wyllnd velcome ‘him back. Mr. Wyand who a few years ago was one 0

» living sold his farm he remove-

he past two years. here he intends

‘s birth, P. E. l.

"RAND RIVER DAIRYING A8

=vll rl? tied those

“OITISOD $562.10; Jlmés ed. very BIYECL-c were re-el-wterl ll-nanjmoualy . -1\' .

TUESDAY.

FROM NEWFOUNDLAND. Hon. S. K. and Mrs. Bell and Miss

we guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Woodman. Spring Park

—LEFT FOR EDMONTON-Ma- "tr lSchurman ~ who was leaving Monday morning for Edmonton nlssetl the early morning trutnl and unde the trip bv team connecting vith the car ferry.

RECEIVED MEMORIAL CROS° " v. John Mumhv. New Glasgow has received from the Mlll-‘Itia in Ottawa a Memorial (fl-nus In menl ory of her son Pie. A. E. Murphy whlo in. the git-eat war died fol King and Coilnlilry.

RECEIVED MEMORIAL CROSS. -M-rs. W. R. Taylor. Granville recently received the cross and ribbon awarded to the mothers o‘ was who had made tlhe supreme sacrifice in the Great War. I-Ier son_ George Melvin Taylor was kill- ed on April 25_ 1918 in the Arras section.

--FARM CHANGING HANDS.- Tlle thirty acre farm recently bought by Levi Silliphant. Sum- merside. from Wm. Small. Just near the Stanaplpe. Summerside was Saturday sold to ' Mr. Chester Wyand, who arrived last week from the West, and Intends settling down near lSummerside. We understand that Mr. Wyand paid a good price- for this property.

NEW CREAMERVP-A large part of tho machinery for the Central Creameries Ltd.‘ which is to ope-r- tlt the beginning of March. in thr .1’. D. Jenkins building. Charlotte- town arrived on Saturday. The es trtfblishmcnt will be in rhcrge o’ two former residents of the Island- IJ. Plpney now in Truro and J Percy Simmons at present In Ham ilion. who was fora number oflyearr lnanager of the Dunstaffnagr

able ‘distance going to and from school and would feel so tired. that it seemed l could not Zn another step. About this time u lavly doct'or came to the scllonl to examine the children. and. site told me I twllv needed a tonic mo build me us. Dr. Williams’ Pirtlt Pills bod been used In our home before this and I bo- livn to bake them. I can only say that they have grostiv rlnlmq me. l no longer sniffer from the lit-ML aches and backache-s and f vow {Wake u» In ltho morning feeling mm ‘and mtilwllllsli. if ever in ; “mist a tofltltftkrfllflnrl till"? lone / ma In lta ng . Williams’ ' mil null." , i _ . 1N1 can pet this pills tbs-ouch any-deem to medicine or hv vmll .

pa: aver‘ ~ . GDP. II- I‘ Idiotic

fieamery.

POLICE COURIL-At the Police "hurl yesterday, n boarding house

IUBABUU

._.'ou have a longing for a cigarette,

in vour mouth Instead. to help relieve but awful desire. Shortly the ha- bit may be completely broken, and you are better off mentally. physi- so box of NIYTIIBHK‘ lid if it doesn't release you from .-ll craving for tobacco In any fornl our druggist Will refund your luo

PROJECT — The lhlllrlot-tlltowry-Plctou stelnm r po

uly anld Friday and considerable lpitrl is forthcoming for tlhe en

leased and proceeded on Sflturdlgy" \vllI ay 6 ‘ _ _ lupogluron ‘bran? “he Bum“! o, H“ spa, ueorce Mountain, Trees. i0

,. . Warden Horace Lyle: Cilan- "w mag” w’ “ 5mm" m" N. Hlleiills; a. s. N. 0.. George

are glad to

l Slumlnerslde and later went to ‘Veatern Canada where he secured Ill‘ “m?!” l" "l? wmdat M“ section of land in Killbey. Sask. lmlilfllllllmell’ l" mm k here he and his fantlly resided forfivllll-tfill "Wilfred m‘ Oh°s5"““°°°

iOClATlON-The annual meeting t’ the Grand River Dzlirylng A=soc| p vtion was held in Maple Leaf Ilalll‘ mp r-ranll River on Tuesday. January!

.lt.ll A large number of sharchold , _ _ ,_ rs patrons and ‘when m"\r“gtedll il n his pocket has hlen relul

nlv to be iln ml excellent positlonl lnd proved highly" satisfactory. Jlho comlpany with ninety patrons. - nufactuueld 939.500 lbs of milk

um of $182.75. The five patrons

Sullivan 17.16.95; l-I. D. Dobie $472.15. The lrld hoard of directors having prov-

Belh Ilrlrtlett of St. John's, Nflll..'

Realist Matter» Selected Front This" Week's’ News ' for The Charlottetown

‘wAMBElAlNS RELIEVEQ PAIN _t

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bottle always within rcaclm.

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meeting oi the Prince Eduwtrd Lodge. No. 22 I. 0 fl. It‘. o" Fri day evening the following officer were elected for the ensuing Yea"

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Rec, Sr-c. Lelth Smith:

B. R Sh"rp: Ton. Arthur Cornev"

Hogs: L. S. N. G.. Arthur Bell; f R S. v. G.. (‘har'es Ramsay: L- B-

Flwond Wollcce: L. S. S. Alfred

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l t resultin l gain. Mr. Wyllnd sllutllls Illllzrhfllltaltilnllwllllglfloagxfil" l3"? bod!’ °l ‘mrrvnned Farmers hem ‘an mm“ i“ tie West. but prefers the land of lrqfillllg- $8“ o‘ u“? disaster ca" ‘ a K1001“ “pgn Nhg who“; pommgga . Qcarglrilggoglciez-s-‘were elected for thl.

_-i~t.y of Nolrtham and district. ‘ay bty day living body

to hl s Baron's. somewhat

luite a pnoluinlenli farmer.

| He was a memlie. of Si.

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nlonllher of the L. O. A. Kenmore

dial-mil! U“? Lodge, Ellerslle. rile leaves l0 mourn his parents.

ev-fllvllll; llw highoflt arllvllnt. Tit!‘ two brothers and four sisters. It'll" utiik were as followsf—

llossrs Frank Gillie $51’! 1."); For-l D __

lelius McLellaul 8'. ’ .l Vr-ltsntus WED ING BELLS' A very

prelly uwdding took place at All Saints’ (llurch. Cardigan on Mon- llny, Decem-be r 27th, when Miss Smile A. O'Marah, (lautzh er of Mrs. and the late John O’Mar:lh. was ‘united in the holy bonds of matri- mony to John Frederick Curran, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F‘. Curran. lNow Perth. The ceremony was per- ,formed by Rev. Father Bernard Gillls‘ pastor of the bride. The bride W113 very becomingly attired ’n brown with a white hat and veil and was attended by her sister, ‘bliss Martha M. O'Marah. The groom was supp {ael Walsh of Somerville. After the ‘ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Curran drove to the home of the bride where breakfast was awaiting also -a numlber of friends. to wislh them long and happy days together. Aft- er breakfast was served, the time was passed very pleasantly with ulna-t, llliltl>hlu uy um bridesmaid. After n. stlmptious dinner which was prepared by tlhe bride's moth- er was pertsken off, the happy couple left tor their home in New Perth accompanied by the bride's friends where a well filled table was awaiting them. A most enloy- able evening was tthen spent in |danctng_ etc., at the close of which all dispersed wishing the happy ‘couple all the Joys. oi life. The bride was the recipient of many beautiful and valuable presents. The groom 1s a well known and most prosperous farmer. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Curran long and happy years of wedded llfo.

Miss Annie MacDonald of the Fl mule-Isl t, Ottawa, nrriv ed in l-hlO olty Saturday and let's vc-"tordaly for lieu‘ home at East Point

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"California Syrup of Figs" (lhild's Best Laxative

keeper on Queen Street was before the Magistrate to answer to the charge of keeuimz when in wood-

en vessels In her building. The case

was adjourned to give the defend-

ant an opportunity to ramedv com. ditlon-l. This calm was brought by, the Provincial Fire Marshall. lind- er a city bv-Iaw whirhunrler neu- altv not evcvedina Min n0 prohibits the ‘keeping of ashes in any house or out-house This same bv-law also prohibits any stove pipe from lbelng nailed through any roof m- wnll. and also prohibits any occupant $50.00 penalty’ If their chimney takes fire and thov are umlble to

in wooden vessels.

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prove that tbs ehltnn bad been;

shotfld be kept constantly In your home. Aching lbouiders, necks or backs vl-Hd qulckly to mason: heat- mong with till; penetrating, heal-i llcl attacks should keep ajpg

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-ENTFRED PRINCE COUNTY HOSPITAL FOR TREATMENT.- Mr. Hl-tlry Gallant of Summerslde ‘h..,y9n_ and Mr. Jones of Bloomfield, enter-

-l. O. O. F.-At the regular

' ‘trip to New Brunswick and wet-l 5 boarded a well

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V. G. (‘lelzllton Donnlds; R. S. S..

f Mountain; I. S.. Percy L. Bowness; lnklettl-r Road's popular fsrruersno- s" ‘Mm How‘ H

I5tfh. John Gorrlil lltft

e bodies wore re-

. u h“ "'"‘“““ °' m" ditlwfjnpenire‘: Vlre T‘.resIdent—Ge0. Ellis tPl-tlll-el

ill ‘iropinlg for the recovery of l‘ W’ (‘ros-bv (Qu erlsl Edgar!

The TllfiltillmElltl wtlllcb John cal;

os Church. Port lllll, and also a

orted by Mr. Mich"

wsuassnav.

-—8TORE BURGLARIZIE- A lmnll store owned by E. L. Ams- .nault. was broken Into some time lsun-Iuy night and a quantity of l-zoods was taken. Earlier In the -vening an electric lltzhi nearby

lzld been smashed. The police have he matter in hand.

RIGHT. UP

:_“Pape's Dliapepsin" at once g ends Indigestion, Gases,

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l —WAB BADLY INJURED.—Mr

nmln Gallant of St. Timothy, ‘while ‘walking home from church on Sumlay mornig was run into by l1 team and quite severely injured. ‘He had aomelrlbs broken and was consider-lbly shaken up. He is mo." 75 yea" of “a You don't want a slow when your. stomach is bad uncertain one~—or a harmful one--

—HA8 MOVEiD TO NEW LOCA-

‘l.|rv.-nl-. A. n. Sharp WhO- for , . .l sPlsNol I _*-rh,. 'omo months has‘ be ‘n Pf-‘lctlfilllll "Psmt lnmr‘ h Wm] drum rlpalul PreEmeliFIl-ellrlvlti-lr Bent in Summerside has moved to Well- ' “i35- . l1] an II I t" ll“ lhn Indy p».

The latter place with its When Your "19"" "l" l" "d ‘ “ “ m" “" " ' "

.ml feel uncomfnrLl-ble when you

wide surrounding territory has

on the P. C, Hospital Tuesday {Deon wlhoul a phyglglgn {or QPVBI’ belch gases, acids or raise sour,.l‘\';';1 TB;I'I':‘I‘EQIIII:'|I!JS:’OV ibzrggolfrrr morning for operation- lwth °l‘i| mflfltlln Bflfl m. Sharp will be ludisestld lwd- 1W" l‘! Y“; '°‘?'",,.,,.".,,,,,,.,,.".,, HQ)“; ,,,,,..,l;. which were sucessful. |W.lI'IlIly welcomed. ltllzlrffioriillhilgililaiehfl; onfrlgnn aclleltlltg‘ h“‘_‘r__ ‘h W‘ mm“ whm] m1,‘ ‘, .

lust oat a tablet oi Pap- ‘a Dl1pl~p ‘n and ‘the stomach distress is zone.

The vIotnrIn-ls Abe-rwelt Hockey ’ team returned l-lst nisrht from the‘ Jieserved reception

‘n honor of their achievements lTbev were met at the station by thl- ‘band and a large number of oItI-r one and were cnnvevtvl III triumph. tn the Victoria Ilotel where the‘ ‘were guests at a splendid banquet ‘in their honor.

c of Kline's Dlapepsln as an auti- ci-d. They knuw .h-\i indigestion -"d dlsord r-d stomtch are so

no disappointment, and th _v coal 0 little loo.

PURLJANlL-Purlers are mix‘ vulslv looking forward to the blr hn“flfilfll 1v- the (‘tn-lino Rink o. "Phllrslioy afternoon from 4 to ll 'n m. when all the crack ployo » "lrd srvrlle amateurs will try co‘ 'olusinn<. After derision. victor

Ill-urn he; IIrfe was a radiation of llmgg wqml-lnlv vlfiuefi Wllllfill RIG vtate womanhood and ‘Illnvi dlenit." lo wifethood and motherhood. En ant-lea sllle bod none. friends mun-p;

.- -- l» her . was _. I a l "h" W“ ‘Mg rem, lime‘. ' to PIOIIID he husband and o‘ disaster wgdtzinlgléthcfllrrlivrg]gpaeaggrygalazi‘ 112F813: 1101M- DTaY_ '01’ he?‘ ewnml dRIIPhIBI‘ Isabel also sisters mt .Y\t"I‘ at l‘. and n light supper to th ' " ih bwthers in New Glasgow. N S Tl Owing to p] Lake. Maine. Nov. 18th when the sumvmis at 10 p m ‘nélllzaugfieirsaselitlholvlllrgstenlm grantee sisters Ma Mm John Frag.

At a well attended convention ol wrovlncle.

Shir. leaves to moun the loss of "l affectionate wife and devoted "hr-r. her hluubrlntl. three llnu - .els: M-iillioenl. Mrs. John Mr- wis of Trocadfe. Mlry and Ifccn t home; also one son. Joseph at l lie. .-\'lso onl-. sister An‘ ll. Mrs. ‘lzllr hiltGuigtan 0t‘ Ilupv lllver. l‘ o brothers. FTLGC lt-k Illltl Jus of Bradford llml Brolher Jus of Onlllzlnd. Cnl.

Lyceum hall oi‘ which further par tlclllars will appear later the fol,

Pl-es —Horace Wright. Iledeqtle

l dines. (Kings) Secretary Tress liver-Preston Ellis.

In the Prince oTWWIeB (‘ollerzl

‘ere present. A resume of lhel‘ _‘ ‘ ‘ _ I Inst evenimz the meeting of th- Kl- clllilllri wllre ilnt. rPl S en's business was given by the] 1':,"‘;{“‘_'|d (fgnfiiurfifg flfenlgnfigfxh, [Central Farmers Institute EIIVP pla- en: C Wet. r)" Cove “Qilil. resident Mr, Ii. D. Dollie. inqm “n; Amy‘ Go‘l'_rm‘ Yorm,‘un'.'to n meetinlz denline mainly will (m. _ll.~ 1 _ll2 trv'ol werl- lllcll T19 CWllDllYlWlllPd lllf 1'1"" llwemw‘ m0 veil}; of agcqfilnod Roads" at which the Com llpnllpil-l! by her plslulgll-lt J. ltl-llb’ 011 llB IP94)“. @1I>"Y15ll0-Yl—ll H; m >hmjvzhhle dléposmon of lulssiolgr of Public Works. Hnu Mulnw tnmrld ;l"l that w s luor ‘aving increased its business by _, "r ,' , u , ' d C. W. rosby presided .191 a pollll- wlonl...n “as lzlid mo thilrd during the past lull-l-,,;'X?,",."glf:<l"lll?li1ll:lllllyllllehre?y The first part of the lueetlnz wit.- .3154“, away ‘m await [he my. ‘PIIITS. The srcretary Mr Jlls. E.‘ He Wm m. Hrmfy “ms d from taken up with the subject "I-lnlt’ lr-nd llllvakenlng of llll jusl Brown than read the flnanclfl] m Commmtw-‘ty and m ‘he stone n: Fertilizer Mr. Reid l» R l P tatclltent which showed the coon qwme n3 l)“. was b comm; hi“ nel"‘l"m""' 0r AETICIIYIITP 9*

plalnetl the limestone operations at Miminigasb showinlz how tlu limestone being taken there con talus 85 per cent of carbonated lime and the great benefit it has ill-oved to the farmers in that lo callty. He also dwelt on the possl billiles of enlarging this industry here and of illlpurting littlestonl ll-om New Brunswick. Mr. H .H. Shaw, Provincial ‘En ulineel" gave tl very interesting tall .-leallng with the subject of ilu

THURSDAY.

--CRYSTAL TEAM — Following is tlhe lllinle-up of Crystal team wlhluh s pllntyling tlle Ibelgzbls of Alburiml .n the Albeit-on rink tlonllghi" Thur! lely: L. Wood, J. W'rlghlt_ E. ‘lull lon_ Rough-ton, Bouie Sllllpllllllll Ml- Kay and Ferguson.

DIED OF PNEUMONIA -—i‘ll loath book DIQICO‘ of bliss Du 0th)

Iproved highways, particulars ' o: llprjuls- l5 Yuri“: film“ which it is impossible to give in ‘Scum a" t‘ O m “l ' w.‘ llms Issue convelnlt S.._ Sunllnnrslde ltt u..- | ' oclock Wednesday. I-‘uzlel-l‘ ll ‘ DEATH oF MISS AGNEW__ ltlllllllllfiB futile-wry l-llursduy .'

leepcsl sympathy will go out to .\lr. and Mrs. John Agnew um. .' tnily oi this city in the death o lileir dearly btloved daughter‘ Miss liclen, which occurred on Monday

I . ATTENDING MEETINGS.—Am ung must.- in the city attending the urine-rs III e HA‘ a ‘are Altiéefa J.

Ernest IIaslam,R. E. Howard

""11 f" Si- AKP-llle 11"" it it“ JUlldl u. Slilulfilr, u. I-k. u. N. Mc v racted illness of several months Kay“ wane, McKvnzie' George L. “ullss Agile-w, a bright. promls bvkret. Md H_ B_ Hasmm o! mg young girl of twenty years. spflngf,eld_ f possessed a loving disposition ’

which endeared her to all. and sh. was a general favorite inl schol" 'nd home. She was attended nl ‘hroutzh ller Illness Slnco going t- "t. Aretha bv her brother John l who was devoted to her every wish l "rd on M'l"’l'll' h"r mother an" ltrMbt-l" \r- “ml N-"terv roach" ‘wvl- ho"<l'lo with h - “yuan tahn “a-uqlvnllv- “Gflfifld aw“- To thci her-nova»! family wlvl nelv twa veer-c awn euflfovpd the Ina: n‘ vlntlrrw- vlwrtvrlltnr- ‘Mr-q ("av ‘ "pnvvvn 'v-v-Ivvn onvwlm-asl qwvvysnnlkv

7< nvterlrleri llhlrtorcl notion him-