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..*RECRUiTlNG MEETING. --The

recruiting meeting held at Gienfau- ning on_Thursduy. March the secdnd, wus largely attended and much inter- est was niaiiiiested in the proceedings by the large number present. Hou. John A. Macdonald of Cardigan pre- sided 'and introduced the speakers Major! Leigh and Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Both these gentlemen spoke at con- siderable length the addresseof the latf ter being particularly noteworthy and many reasons were advanced why young men should enlist. The musical part oi’ the programme was performed ‘by Mrs. Cook. Miss Ruth lliiciiey and Mr. Duncan Macdonald ot' Georgetown. the latter oi' whom gave several selec- tions oii the bagpipes. Two young mon signed thc roll, Messrs! Joiin W. Smith and Eddie Macdonald and it is expected that several others will join shortly. At the conclusion. of the meeting a vote of thanks to the speak- ers was moved by Mr. -Patrick Fogarty andbeing carried unanimously ,was conveyed .to,those, gentlemen hyd the chairman for whicirthey expressed their thanks and also conimeuted in- cidentally on the exceiiciit order main- tained tiiroughout the meeting. Much credit is due the energetic committee consisting of Messrs. John J. Reville. James P.-Rice and Dominick Bowlen, who on exceedingly short notice made theschooi house ready for the meet- ing and conveyed the speakers from Cardigan Bridge on the arrival of the train, and to Mr. Mark McGiivary who kindly len; his organ for the occasion. The meeting was closed at a late hour by the singing oi the National An- them.-&

EISTER-ii PER §0lill.S

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town leaves this week for Trenton, Nova Scotia, where he spent the greater part of the past year and where he has secured an excellent po- sition fc;~ the spring months.-&

V ..*M-r. Willlain J._ Scgsworth of Newport, the popular ferryman of the Newport-Cardigan ferry was a_passen- ger to Charlottetown by thc morning train on Tuesday. It is pleasing to know that lie has coniplotcly recover- ed froni his recent illness.-&

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. .*SERVlCE AT ST. PETER'S- On

N. Rand will preach lu St. Peter's Baptist Church at thi-ec o'clock.

. .*FORTHCOMING PATRIOTIC

MEETINGS.-The Southern King‘s Put- riotic Association has arranged for meetings ap follows: Spurrows .Road School House. Thursday, March 9th. Dundass Hail Friday, March 10th. Ench meeting will begin at 7.30 p.m., and prominent speakers and musici- ans will take part in thc programme at eiicli meeting. -i-7ME4i

..*SNOW-BOUND. - Un Saturday

lust several young children belonging to Mr. Hugh Yoston oi' Qcorgetown crossed the ice from Georgetown to Lower Montague on business. Some time 'after their depurturu thc snow- storm began and iminy fours wcrc en- tertained for their sail-l.\' us it wus i`czii°cd tiiat they would bc vutiglit in the blizzard on their return. Mrs. Yos- ton, unable to bcai' the siispviisc cross- ed tlic ice between 2 and Zi o`clock dur- ing the worst part ol' thc storm and having reached the Lowor Montague side in safety was ovei-joyed to fliid her cliilldren snugly ciiscoiiced nt Mr. .Gcorgc Poole’s,_wlierc they had taken i'ct'ugc from the storm. They all re- mained nt Mr.'Poo|c’s till Sunday forenoon when they returned to the homo in Georgetown.-&.

GOOD FOR CHILDREN

Mothers! Physicians ngri-'c that

iiavor and the body building cle ments of grains lie in the dark parts usually thrown away. So also do the lime salts which your child nccds to harden bones and teeth. Children fed upon coarse dark cereals develop greater resistance. Witness the Bul- giirs and Serbs. Roman soldiers who conquered the world fed upon two brands of entire grain food ii day Dr. Juckson’s Roman Meal is a sci- entifically balanced ration made from several entire grains. it’s delicious. easily prepared in a vuricty oi’ ways and nourishes bcttcr than nicut. it’s' '= natiirul lzixzitlvc. Most; groccrs scil lt. .

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