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__lAl_P0_RTllN’l'r REllDNG_ Nlll`l`l'ER $EL_ECTED`

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Yesterday the sad newswas recelv- f

ed 'by Frank and Mrs. Hughes, King St., Charlottetown, of the accidental t death of their son John F, in St. ll -l0hl\.~110 Particulars being given in 8

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'lf YOU” DIALER _/ i '~*-_- _

L23 t Sir:-l‘t appears tbut one of the first ` Srl T0"0'"°-

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f rather scorce in Amlierst and said »

that lie intended to proceed to St.

_ John where he could obtain somo-

thing to dn. 'l‘iiat was the last nies~` ~

sage received from him by`liis par-

ents until the sud intelligence ` of

1 yost_ei-ilny which was sent by the ile-

- _ r‘eased's brotlier Anthony, now locat-

'i _ ednt Ainliei-st. Anthony will nc-

* `-` 1" ‘ Exrna

' fcornpziuy the reinaini-1 to this city, nr-

riving on the express toiiiglit.

Besides his parents the deceased

leaves to mourn the following bro- ' tliers and sisters: Albert, with the 1-tiley 'I‘obiirco 1‘o_; /lntliony rind William, Amherst; Augiistiis, at '

- home; .\'li~s. Wallace llui-ns, (`lini--

lottetowri, and Moy, Etliel, Fred und _

_ Ernest, at ironic,

V ’l‘befi1mily arc lierxrtbroken ovnr _

_ -` the Suri affair rind will receive the -_

- “WSE sincere sympathy of their friends in '

scrwpiss

. 5U55~mrU-|-£5 their unexpected bci'cii\'eii'.eiit_

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THE SERVICE COAT THAT KEEPS OUT ALL [IIE

Even the [`_r;Q_r_;_f of this Sliikcr is WATERPROOF See our pnfeiil KQLLQK liners, out of sight when rout is liiiitoiicii. llicif guide evcrij drop_ iluwii ond oft. _Anoflierpruofui

fisn BRAND QUALITY

SOLD EVERYWHERE

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inns of your valuable paper to draw

and twcn -five cast of it

ter. We do not ask for uuy f1_ivoi‘r~i

i»\r>_nhaiided justice.

iirllcc near the centre of the rlislrict

and quite near the 'scliool-house,

'rua cnAR1.or'rii't"dwN éokiinik-N

MAY 18

THIS WEEKS NEWS FOR TH

TUESDAY - - the brief wires receive.: during the acts of our newly appointed P. I_ 'days he brings the twofda-$83' mrl-\`l- \\hlV€l‘BBl satislacti0\\._ T#-‘.

orenoon and nfterncon. liailway Superintendent was t' re- Why this change? IB l`t-to save ¢1___ NOW- MF- Edll'-01', W0 W0Uld~_ The deceased was a young man of place our daily morning train? to few dolliirs by taking away part of_k_now under what llolld llllolq wenty-two years and had fired at Montague with n morning train ’nl`y the little accommodation afforded us sible for the removal of said

0010 UD t0 8b0\lt ii yvuf and a half thrcc days a week. All of this ec-fin this part. of King’s~ County? 'We__O!’llC\!, 6811 l\\8tlly 'What they nn S0 When he l”9mU"@d U’ -\l11l10l`HC tion of the country south of Mon - hope our new Superintendent will-done. HR l'-here _Were 091)’ f»W0 ‘Wt °f Hd WHS erulfloyell there with thfgue bas been deprived of daily m il give us the daily morning train to '

Rhodes Cllrfy C0- He was h"mel“5f‘lroiii Charlottetown. (ln three da s _Montague so we can get our Char-

Christmas, at which time _he was sufquf the week Om. mail mu,-ier leaves

fering _ with bloudrioison-urs. rst11rr_1~~lM0n¢agns in the morning with mix-.iicii nay, ss we have been getting it

;<‘.s=..“s.‘:f..f:.A.12:f:“;..;‘;.”ii.v;“:...':: --ey ---H eg- °»

sell." - ago he stated that employnient was

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lottetown and foreign mail regularly

for many years. ,-

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' Mr Editor'-I wish thioii h the col

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the atteiitir»n_of the powers that be to the vory gl‘es~t unjustice they have pci`initi.ed in the removal of the Post ilrlicc from the centre of the Higli _ liiink district to the west end, there 1 be-ing: only seven farms west of the lfost Office where located at prrsfnt

ty _ .

it will he readily seen how unfiiirly

we have been dealt with in this mnt-

from our rulers, but we do -ask for

1lvr~i~ twenty years ago thc <`oii.L:er-

vutiiv Governinent estriblislieil a Post

of the whole district and has given

which was convenient to the patrons

at the Parsonage, Cornwall, on last Tuesday, 'the occasion being the meet-

’I‘liis class, which had met weekly dun- inrr the winter months at-the'I-'arson-_ age forthe purposeof Bible stud\~'_ __ and was taught by Rev_` Mr. Miller, niet on this occasion_for a`dii‘lere\'ili‘- our-pose, as the following- address and

presentation will show:-- i

Rev. Hugh Miller'-

(lornwall Teacher 'Fruipiiig 'Class re- gret that our relationship. as teacher and pupils, must, in the near future, termiinate by your departure from this field.

the whole district who _voted against the Conservative candidates at the last local election. |` Trusting those who have the power

will yet act in defending what is just and right. ` 1

High Bank, May 9th, 1912. _ WEDNESDAY A very 'pleasant evening was spent,

ng of the Teacher Training Class..

Dear Sir:-The members of the

During the past winter we spent'

P/JH siinill

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No. 4 - Subiect - More Important Features

ii "You mov buv ai Kootenay' raiirfc, ns _

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` did without ti »Re~'er\'oii, their--Decide "". it-'--M;

\' _ li' - - - _ ` _ in . 4, ' You w‘ini one Well, call on the Mcblary

detilei“:1iid_hzi\'e on_e sent up-_thei'c's it _Z5 '_ `“_-'- _ _“'-_'-‘¢’-”~f‘__ place provided for it on the ‘l\ool.eii;i_v. _~

erin; ' '-`- Attaching it is an easy Joh. No.si.ove

if -t

expert i'eouii"e_d--a screw-driver is the

""_.f*=-__f’ only tool you need. I put my lteservoir

-.~ __ ‘ on in at Jiffy. . aw; »,» i

-j i Kootenay Steel Range Q'/e__;3‘? tl -E; Qi,/’ has a Drop 0\_'en Door-ifmalres at 'foocl lil /

` /'~/“" . slit-lf for sliding things into tht-_ l)~.'~:.i. _

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'l`lic handle ot' the door clamps Oven _-;3,`;-' "

tirhi '-'oi lean ~i it o en _a little bit if ”"("-lf

o n .p “" _ """ you desire to C001 lt. D

l`lcu:`r\'cir. ` .

“The ‘I{ootenay'_Warming _Close/c_is bigger and 'hettu_i'_ _fii;_~.i___t_ 1"’-*"" " ' ever The ‘Lift door allows every inch of space to ii- uw. <. uul

you can depend on it keeping food nice and

hui

.__._._____//____ __, . . _ ._ . . . . __ ` “The Broilei°,Door on _the ‘Kootei_iay’ .

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, ,_,_... ._/i is roomy-large enough to broil ai ,j_!i_,,,_,,’.'-M 1"" ,.» _ simile lo perfection. You can re- '->“"/‘k-'if '-i§_~r_§;'¢*5‘r__`__’_-`_'_ It ;-5% plenish fire through this door without l 4 " disturbing cooking on top of Range. ~f.-" '

t ill “1r'.§@'-.ifwro fir the ‘I<00renay’ with

`\"‘i'i.-"'"' an ideal' bot w_ater eouipment-oii_<i _ '"“"“' "°°'- ` that will not iiicrezise fuel consumption in the least. ' BP -l~ Warming Closet. ' _ _ _ , _ -

,111 you`ll find the Kooteiiay. Range t-he best you can buy, and----tire Price is

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Sold by Rogers Hardware C0, ltd

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her to make delicious appetising dishes out of odds and ends.

They make soups, gravies, hashes-rich and tasty. They take

' the place of meat for

aspic jellies, and are altogether indispens-

4~Cusi:s IO c.. l0Cusss 25 c.

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day-You Can Have it Free and Be Strong and Vigorous.

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That perfect fit and com-

tfort which you are assured when you ask for your size in Pen-Angle.Underwear (the kind knit to fit) greatly Hh- proves the look of your outer garments, and g_i\/CS 5/0\l fl feeling of being well-dl'€SS€d from the skin, out. Other underwear is more or less of a makeshift

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good money tobother with. Just try Pen-Angie once ' * ’

W/ and learn how' it surely does solve the underwear

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question for man and woman and child. As

the store _you trade at

PENMANS LIMITED, PARIS CANADA

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' ` many pleasant and profitable even-

inizs togetlier, while you faithfully discharged your duties as instructor of our class. We take this opportu- nity of conveying to you our thanks for all your edorts on our behalf, and *also to Mrs.- Miller for the many courtesies extended as we mctrat the Darsonage from week to- week. _

We feel that we cnnnot allow you?

to depart from our midst without leaving with you our appreciation in

you to accept this dress _suit case, not for its intrinsic value, brit as a small token of the esteem in which you are held by your pupils.

We wish both Mrs. Miller and your-

-self every success, wherever your la- `hors may lead you in the future, a "‘bon voyage" in your proposed trip across tho ocean,_ and a safe rr-turn to this (lardeu of the Gulf.

Very sincerely yoiirs,

THE (Il./lSf~‘».

After the class had assembled nt he Parsonage, some intrndiictory re- marks were made by Hugh MncMil-l |li1ii. The address was then read hy' Neil McCannell and the beautiful sol- .iil leatlier suit case presented by Mrs. ‘Harry Hyde. ' _

Mr. Miller. tliough taken by sur.-

prise, replied suitably and feelingly on behalf of Mrs.. Miller and himself, was glad to know that his efforts ,wr-re itpprcciriterl und heartily thank- if-<l the class for its cousiderrition.

A short pl'o;_;rl\in wus limo rendered

lifter which ice cream mid cake wus si-rvcll by the ladies of the cliiss.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller lcnve on June

first on ii four iiioiitbs' visit to Mr. i\'li|ie|~`.-4 <ilil »li<i:ii_c in \'<\l'k.'\‘liii‘r-, ltlnix- lnndy `

Many people, anglers in some cas-

es, sr-cni to think tbiit the inlnnil fislierics nrr altogether under the con trol of the Proviiicinl mitliorities. This is ri rnlstuke. 'llbe Dominioii nu- tlioritics control and make the regu- lations ns to salmon and trout, 'ns well us bass, .shud and gssperenuxllt may not be out of plnce, however, to ren ind local anglers that ii Ilpmiii- ion order-in-council passed last,y1ur, and now in effect, provides that in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P. ld. Island no person may legally take ""@l` thirty trout, or ten pounds of trout in all, in nny one day. Fish story-tellers would do well to rcmeiii- ber this rind in relating their exper- iences dwcll more largely on the'bi;z ’uns that got away rather than on lHl`L!n numbers und' great' weight trilrcii.` Otherwise it niny bc up to f<\H‘l\ ucrsoiis to.show cause, etc. The open season for. trout is April lst to Oct. lst., rind for salmon, March lst to Aug. 15th, though fly-fishing for

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some tangible-form. We therefore ask 5

`sulmon is open on Feb. lr~\t.-~Hali- fux exc.

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(`nii_zirlzi is ai land ‘or countless fertile uc-ics, and vel lliuu, l ' ' ' ‘ ' i i . ' - _ ' is much complaiintover _l lie High (ost oi Living,

_Potatoes are being imported into' (faiiarla from ireland! Meat, liullci- and eggs. 'ure at tti|i-i,(,i,.h -.pi-ices. Maiiy efforts are being nuiclc to ascertain _ the ‘_c;_i._use of these ascciidiiig pi'i'c-cs. ~

Butthc potato is not :i perfect food for man--neither :ire eggs, butter or meat. The only complete, pei-fe(-r food lorman is the wliolc wlicat grain. It c-ontniim all the maiteriril iiceded for building and nourishing ilie perfect liuinun body. It is brought to its highest perfection as a food in » `

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tllo `wliolc-. wheat steam-cooked, shredded and baked. Two Shredded Wlieut Biscuits with milk or cream and a little fruit will supply all the nutn`ment needed for a half da_v's work al s cost of four or five cents. Always heat the Biscuit in the oven tu iestorc- erispiiess before serving. Your grocer sells it.

i Made in Canada of Canadian Wlieai

The Canadian Shredded Wheat Company, Limited l Niagara'Falls, Ontario H5

of Better Baking

comes with “BEAVER” Flour. -' lt is a blend of the best wheat: grown in Canada-

Mnnitoba Spring wheat and Ontario Fall wheat. lt has the' bread-making powers of the one-and the paltry- making powers of the others.

Every woman, who. brinzl

“BEAVER” Flour into' her hom¢» makes the right start towards better Bread and Pastry, U2

' DEALERS-Write us for prices on Feed, Coarse Grain snd'Csi-cols. '

‘ma 1'. il. 'ravtou do. uviirnn. - Cil#\'|W\“~ °“"

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- unfertllized plot 3:3 bus.

gain was $209 30. _ _

Using Our 'Fertilizers _

~ i some time" an A. Miiiliié -ur iliiiie Harbor conductor ii ‘, P ~ ‘ be ' fertilizer experimgent on his )poiato crop._ The uuferrilized stable miauui-'l'.E_fh;)é‘;'l£iing lplot yielded _to the acre __242` bus, The fertilirerl plot was apphea ° 8 P ~ - - i treated wii‘li`Srilp‘l'ililé`of Ptltiisli, Acid 'Phosphate and Nitrate of Sous and ‘ yleldedl per acre 564 bus. or rx ii"et gainover the

The Charlottetown market price of potafoesls' 65c`a bus. -i

so deducting the cost of. fertilizer $i5 zo, Mr Moon‘ey’s uct _

Wiire-today for our frcc illustrated' booklets ‘on “_‘l‘lie_ -oés ofvbettm ¢';t\alifY tha?

Potato Crop in Canadn",' _Records of _He'rll1l>i:ei¢i'l£`§|>_dr`|_i_if¢2t1t9'.’ "Artificial l~`ertiliiers” and otl_ie_r,»hool¢s,__‘g_7I’he5a_ ire y`o’in's for

.the °"ki"_g‘ - f' F 4` _ coii°ill¢ting.` i ' ~

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Are _YOU -Planting. |-_ AFe_,_tmzerfor _ P0'fClf0‘eS ThfS Year? pOTAT()ES

_ If you are planting potatoes it will pay you to ` (swwf 0, Whig) use our English Unmixec1'Ferlilizers.» It is the only _ ‘

way you will be sure of ri good crop free from scali or scar-the only way you will be sure of getting ‘a maximum yield from every square inch under cultiv- ation ~-tlie only way that you will be sure of getting

the biggest and best that the ground can give.

There's no guess work or “may he so” shout these uuinix- erl fertilizers. They prove in additional cro`ps."in a hi|lge_r_ _

bunk balance. inthe rfalclink _of coin that they r`ireilie"l§e'st` plant foods that science has yet discovered. They`cuu be dp- plied to your farm to suit, the varying,req.uir`einents of .esclfi crop and class of soil. They' fave you fully 25-p. c. of expense at the start besides the increased ,crops they give, _ _ _

For general purposes-

use

Nitrogen in the form

of'Nitrafe of Soda |80 to 36o1bs. . ' ~ .,`Available¢ Phosphoric Acid in the form of A615 Phosphate 325 to 6<0 lbs- >Pot’asl1 in the form Of muriate or sulpliate T30

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what one Man _-Games By °§ugg=3n»ns._ fu- -

of staoie-initiiute appfafs

_ to favorrzrhe- growth 05 otato-scnb When use

-¢y0P_¢}N0D‘d»:1`3ll¢S`-`ll'¢ _8l50 - reported to,fsv0t5 _ th# i _ at'

' i ' tack»of_ seals., It lS__¢0m'

inonfy lield. that sulpllaltf of pgfggh.-produces P0”

doin mfifiahe. The rest." ' ` mlm 'on ,thisl P°"‘t 'S

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