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THERE WILL BE a poultry meet- ing in the Hamilton Hail on Tues- day February 24th at 7.30 p. m. Mr. Cyrus Poirler, Dom. Poultry Representative will address the meeting. Ladies are especially in-

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00L. CAMPBELL APPOINTED. At the National Council oi.’ Educa- tion held in Otta/wa last week Colonel R. H. Campbell of Char- lottetown was appointed one o! three to illl vacancies in the council. ,

DR. PRINGLE IN TORONTO. -- Rev. Dr. Pringle has left Sydney for Toronto, to resume his" work as Moderator of the Presbyterian church in Canada and on his ar- rivnl will address the students of ‘the University of Toronto-he ex-

pects to return to the Maritime Provinces early in April. MAY BE CHJGE IN JAM

TRADE-JPllere is a heavy demand for jams, as well as‘ 'for canned fruits and dried fruits of all kinds. it is thought. that possibly the 1111M f0? D1116 llama (which are made simply from the fruit named 11nd sugar) will work the trade in- to whaf. is known as ipure fruit jams. Pure fruit jams, as distingu-

ished from pure jam-s "" ‘are made with ‘apple in ad. dition to the fruit named. They

are perfectly wholesome and satis- factory. hut being "made with apple arc of course more cheaply man“. factored and consequently can be sold at muclv more popular prices than have to be charged for the g9 called pure article-Maritime Mer. chant. -

‘WEDDING BELLiSF-Ali ‘Saints Church. ‘Cardigan, wvzis the scum. "r 11 1111170)’ event on l<‘elil'uill~y_ 11th when Miss Christian Foley, be- come the bride of Ex Private ’l‘hpn. losis Phristizm, St. Georges. Rev, Bernard (rllllS, 113,1‘. officiating. The bride was attired in a suit m‘ navy blue and wore a black picture hat. They were‘ attended by Mr.‘ J- D- Jnhilsifllle. nephew of the groom and Miss Nellie Foley sis- _ter of the hrlrlo. After the cerc.

Liltl-ilfllllé of the bride breakfast was served after which they left on a short honeymoon. On their return they will reside

ibis-lit oi‘ many costly presents which shows tho popularity in which they are held. The groom who is a prosperous young farmer 11nd zilso one 0i’ our Island's return- or] heroes. The Guardian wishes ‘ . and Mrs. (lhrisiian many "iiipilj: veurs of Xverldail lilfe. {xii

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'F‘alrville, Sept. 30, 1902 Mlnnrds Llnlmont 00., Limited _Dear Sitar-We wish to inform you that we consider ,ycur ‘MIN- ARD'S LlN-IMENT a very superior article, and we use- it as a. sure relief for sore throat and chest. When I tell you I would not be without it if the price was one dollar a bottle, l mean it.

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THE MARSHFIELD FARMERS BANQUET, will take place on Wed- nesday March 3rd. A. A. McBeth. Secretary 7161-2-21-ME3l

MORTGAGE 30 mortgage notices published in this week's Dunn's Commercial and Legal Record. 17 were releases. Every week. for"nlne weeks the re- leases have predominated.

pectfuiiy reminded that copy and

ion Oiilce not later than twelve noon each day except Saturday, when the latest hour for changes or new copy is 10 a. m.

CARD OF THANK-E-Ihe rela- tives of the lnLeMrs. Mary (l. Mac- Donald wlsh to lender t-lielr heart- felt thanks to the good Sisters of the Charlottetown Hospital for their untlring care and devotion to - Mrs. MncDonald duping her illness. They also take ibis opportunity of thanking the kind friends who as- sisted them in their bereavement as well as those who made offer- ings oi‘ Mass cards and spiritual boquets.

FLY CAMPAIGN IN WINTER. --A question frequently asked is ",what becomes of the house files during the winter. and where do the spring flies collie from‘? The opiinion was held for" a. long time that flies hibernated in warm and protected places. Closer investiga- tions found this theory to be errone- ous. lt has been shown that house flies exist and propagate in wlnlci us they do l-n summer only in a much smaller scale. 'i‘emperaturcs of from 1“ to l5 degrees Fahren- heit are quickly fatal to houseflies. Nature has equipped the fly with that tenacity t0 cling to life com- mon to the insect life. Hence with the advent oi‘ cold weather they seek ‘places whore warmth and food may be obtained. Wiih the advent of warmer weather these surviving winter ‘flies brood millions of their kind. This‘ dc- monslrzltés that fly campaigns could be much more economically curried on in the winter rind pro- bably more successfully.

HYMENEAL.—Ono of the sea- son's most interesting events _in the social life of East Point occur-

mony the wedding party drove to red at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. ing reference to her christian char- where Stephen Rose, Lokevllle on the vv- 116191‘ ‘rind "hi

ening oi‘ February 17th, Tho 0064s- ion was thc’ marriage of their (laughter Edna Gladys i0 Mr. Wil-

M St" Gmrlz-“h TM?’ were ti"? TEE“ lidlll Baker. The bridal couple en- held in their 0511111111 111111 115M310"-

thi-etl tllc parlor as the ‘wedding inorcli was being played by Mr. Aeneas Bailey’, and look their place under a. floral arch. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. R. blac- Wulker. Good WlSllQs and wongrat- ulaiinns were tendered‘ the young couple after which the guests par- took of n wedding supper. Tho re- mainder of the evening was given over to a musical programme, Tan- gible assurances of theplace both bride and groom occupy in the. hearts of their friends were to bc seen in the beautiful display of useful and valuable gifts among thcm a goodly number of cheques, "Many yeurs of happy wedded ilfo", is the Wish that springs spontan- eously from the hearts of many friends.

WEDDING BELLS-A very prel- ty and interesting wedding was solemnizcrl nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art McGinnis, 32 Urchless Si. Rumiford, Maine, when her sister Muss Olive ‘Siren oi Waterford. Prince Edward island became the happy bride of Mr. Patrick J. Cur- inn. Charloitetoivn. Prince Ed-worr‘. lslnnd. Till? bride was attended bl’ Miss iilary ‘flirrran. sister of the groom, whi-ie Mr. Jos. Shea, bro- ther of the bride, ably supported the groom. The bride wore a beau- liful suit of blue, carrying a. bou- quet of pln'ks and roses. After the ceremony a wedding dinner and supper was served to about one hundred of their friend's and rel- atives. illlirfand iMrs. ‘Curran were the recipients of a large number of presents including silverware and rut glass, eic. Those beautiful presents showed the high esteem in ‘WllliCll the young couple are held. A very pleasant aii‘ternuon_ was spent for the old peoplegvhiie the young enjoyed the evening by .lllliSiC and dancing lilil the wee smn hours. They all dispersed by wish- ing the most popular young couple of Rumford, Maine, Mr. and Mrs. Curran, many years of wedded life. -

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In Memoriam ‘

MES HOWARD.

At the family residence, Cornwall, P. E. I., on January 27th, 1920, Pen- elope iDavis, wife of Mr. James Howard exchanged this life for the life which is immortal and invisible. Mrs. Howard W115 ‘the daughter of the late Robert Mutch and Maria Parquharson of Mount Herbert, P. E. I. She was blessed with a long line of Methodist ancestors. One of her earliest recollections was of a time when divine services were held in her father's house prior in the erection of a church in Mount Herbert. The ministers of these days were kindly welcomed and hospitably entertained in her home. Among the pastors whose names

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Black ‘and Drs. Pope and Milllgan.

Mrs. Howard was a faithful and consistent member of Cornwall Methodist church and was always deeply interested in the various departments of its work especially the Ladies’ Aid and W. M. S. of which she was an honored life mem- bcr. She was devoted‘ to the in- tcrests and welfare of her family and they cherish the memory of a lovilig wife and mother.

About two years ago she suffered from a. slight stroke of [larnlysls which affected her sight and weak- ened her constitution which was novel‘ robust. She bore this weak- ness with christian patience and for- titude and weni on to the end in the full possession of her mental pow- ers and in thc blessed hope of a glorious inlmortality.

She leaves to mourn, besides her soirrowing husband, one daughter" Ella, ihd wife of Mr. R. B. McKin- icy, and one son Lee who devoted himself with assidunus attention to the comfort and happiness of his mother. The bereaved husband and" son and (laughter have the sincere sympnilly of till who know them. Thcrc are also left to mourn one sister, ilirs. Robert Jones. M011!" llvrbcrt, and one brother Mr. G. Aibvri lilulch, , "AHIQOWHII," Char- lOllUiOWll, and two little grand ilaughters, the children of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McKinley. 'l‘hose with n wide circle of relatives and friends mourn their loss.

The funeral was largely attended by people from all sections o} tlic country drawn thither by sympathy" for the bereaved and respect for the memory of the ilepnrted friend. The services were conducted by Rev. Mi". Webster who mode touch-

Tllc floral tributes of loving friends were numerous and beautiful and bore silent but 010- qucnt testimony to the place she

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iFrom the Glcngary News, Alex- andra, Ont.) » Alexandrians heard "wll-h deep re- gret Saturday of the death that morning which occurred. il\ Temls: kaiming, Que, of a well known flllfl most highly respected resident of this" town, in the person of Mr. Hu- bert Deagie. lMr, Dealalle having 5e" cured the positilon of mlilwright wiith ‘the wellknown firm ofGeorgc Fuller and -(!o.. 'i‘em‘iskaming,'left for that plaice on the 29th Decem- ber inst, inrmediately assuming Ills new duties, About 11 W991i iW-WY 1° iris death influenza being prevalent he with others contraetedl the dread disease, necessitating his re- lnovnl to the Tka-mlsknniinlg Hospi- LI-ll where he was 811/911 9V9?!’ 35' tention but pneumonia developed and he passed away on the above mentioned diate. On learning 0f his serious illness. Mrs. Dongle W“ 1m‘ mediately for hi5 bedside. 11111 119%" had ensued some three hours be- fore her arrival. _

‘Mr. beagle had been u resident of Alexandria for close ui10l1 16 years, during which time he had nanny opportunities of amply ex- hibiiling his skill as millwright and mechanic; l-le held a ‘place all ‘his own with the J. T. Schell Con. 1'01‘ some. time. He was also associated with prominent contractors and at alll times‘ his work commended 1t- self to those dmnledliateiy concern- ed. He was one olf Alexandrlrvs leading young citizens, a man of few words, but the possessor 0i’ many sterling qualities. Ho W118 i1 devout member of the congregat- ion of St. Finn-en's and deep ‘Ohris- tian and moral worth was an ill- spirablon to all. _ Deceased who was ‘in his dot-l‘. year was lborn at Rollo Bay, l’. id. l., being the son "of the late Mr. Simon Dongle of that place. lie is survived by his widow and four sons, Eugene, student of Ste. The- rese College. Miles, Finnan and Francis, at home. He also leaves iio mourn his passing two brothers Rev. A. Deagiio of Si. Rose of liimn Rectory, Kankakee, li‘i., and! Mr. Joseph Deaigle of Rollo Bay, IKEJ. Another brother, Mr. James Deagle made the supreme sracrlflce in the late war. .

The remains arrived» SundnY morning, 8th ‘inst, and were met at the station by a large numlber of symlpathlaing friends and con-

eyed to the family residence. 0t t wa Si. The funeral on Tuesday morning, to St. idinnams Cathedral was undenthe joint auspices of Glengarry Council R. of C. and St. Alexander lCourt C.O.l*‘., of which ‘organizations he was an honored memlber. Requiem High Mas,‘ was chlanted by Rev. C. l~‘. Gauthier. while Rev. J. ‘W. Dulin of the Churclh -olf the ‘Sacred Heart, here and Rev. A. Dcagio, and Rcvl. Chas. Bishop, of Lochiol, iccupled seals in the sanctuary.

The pail bearers were Messrs John Angus McMillan, Antoine Chenier, F. T. (Yostelio, Fred Bou chard, John Boyle and Jos. Lal- onde.

iAs might the expected the fun- eral was n large and thoroughly representative one,'further nsknow iedlgment of his worth and tihe in- tense sympetfhy entertained for the bereaved relatives.

Spiritual oflfenings were received from Mr. W. J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. D. J, McIntosh, Mise Margaret M. ,Mc‘Donell, Mrs. Alex. MbKiinnon. Mrs. S. J. R. McDonald. of Green-

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Messages of sympathy were re- ceived from Mr. Joa. Deagle, Rollo Bay, P.E.l. and Mrs. Geo. ll. McDonald of Nenver, Col.

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Her imany friend“ in this 1111"" lnce and abroad will regret to lcnrn of the death, after a short illness in the Charlottetown Hospital "of Mary