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The Kind. You Have Always Bought, and which has been

ln use for over 30 years, has borne the ture of

and has been made under his per- sonal supervision since its infancy.

. Allow no one to deceive you in this.

All Counterfeits, lmitations and “ Just.-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Castorln is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opitun, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age ls its guarantee. li; destroys Worms and alloys Feverlshncss. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Collc, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowela, nssimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Chlldren's Panacea/-The Mother’s Friend.

assume CASTORIA Atwavs ‘ Bears the Signature of

in Use For 0ver 30 Years

The Iiind You Have Always Bought

Isl elva‘rAul COMIIANY, rsli vhhst Olvv,

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People More ' Particular

\ ` HE demand for package

goods grows greater every

,.. 2,' year. Why?

' Because the world is ever growing

more and more particular about foods.

Packages keep the goods in wholesome, sanitary

condition. They keep out dust, flies, moisture .and

can be obtained at Lailerty's lronsor- ial Parlors, Bnmtnerside.

-CONFE¢T|oNERY»-The freeb-

cst and best in fruit and confectionery at l-iolman‘s, Sunuuerside.

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-IIB SHIPMENT of Sleigh I-ie‘at~

ers arrived. Sleigh Heaters will keep your feet warm in carriage or

sleigh. Get one at-Holmarangd eu- Joy driving comfort. 3885-1- Iilli.

-SPECIAL 1'llAIN.- Be sure and

come to Sumineraide on the special train Friday, January 19th. A splendid- chsnce to do your shopping. R. T. Holman Limited. 8885-1-11M2lEli

to Suxnmeralde Friday, January 19th -s splendid opportunity to do your; shopping. Holman's are ready to serve you with more floor space' and more salespeople than ever.

-A PRESENTATION.-'lihe well

respected. Station Agent at 0'Leary Mr. Nicholson was recently presen- ted with a farewell gift from the mem- bers oi the 0ddfellows‘ Society. The presentation took place in Mr. Ho- warL's Hotel at 0‘Lenry.-W.

-PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Mrs. J.

J. Gaudet, Summerside, met with a painful accident on (Tuesday evening. While skating on the I on the har-

bone in her left arm, the broken bone was carefully se; and Mrs. Gaudet is now resting comfortably.-H.

-SHIP HORSES.-Mr. Phillip Gal~

lam, the barber, Summerside. oni'l‘ues- day, shipped two nice horses to Mr. Hashey of Shippigan. N. B., One of these horses. a very nice one was purchased from Mr. J. A. Brace, Summerside, the other one. a colt c-f 18 months and weighing 1840 lbs.

Summcrside_-H.

-RETURNED HERO ILL.-Teddy

Knockwood. Lennox island, the return- ed wounded hero from the front, was on Wednesday morning taken down to-Summerside where he was met by the Ambulance and conveyed to the Prince County Hospital for further treatment. He has not ye; recovered from his wounds but everything pos- sible will be done for the restoration of Mr. Knockwood’s he-alth.-H.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mrs. J. J. England of Spring-

fle-ld has returned from her visit to Summerside.-W

-Mr. L. M. McNeill, Summerside,

wen; to Charlottetown on Wednesday to attend a meeting of the Knights of Cc-lumbus.-H.

-Gr .Stephen Doiron, who recently

returned from tho trenches, spent a

-SPECIAL TRAIN from Tlllllllll

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bor she accidentally fell? fracturing a i

was purchased from Mr. J. D. Perry,I

f - ’ ' I Qgeighsrl ._ -rr nav; co soy so um Promos," -'neo ur Qorcéosoh an-

l‘Oll QP,-"|0l‘" .' _ --_ an-uoo for uimmog to no column.

-1-ns sesame om.v owamicm mon sooompay one-_ nun-

mum charge twentrsve ents.

-BEE OUR SPECIAL 312.00 Winter

Overcoets for men. They are winners. it T. Holman. Ltd-. Bummereide.

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-SERIOUS LOGO.-Mr. and Mrs.

E. Boulter of Milburn had the misfor- tune to lose their horse last week. The snimel was young and seemed to be doing well but died within a very short period.-W.

-VALENCIA ORANGES for Sat-

urday. the 13th. the but kind for making marmsiaéa, spechl Saturday price per dozen. 16 and 81e. R. 'l‘. Holman Limited. Summenide.

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~0DDFELLOW8° GATHERING -

The Oddicllows of 0'Leary and district had a "great" time last week when they met with their lady friends at the Howart Hotel in 0'Leary. when the besg that could be obtained was placed on the tables and enjoyed by the large number present. During the evening a number of speeches were made.-W.

-NEW MINISTER FOR ALBER-

1’0N.- Mr. W. F. Patton, the new minister elect for the parish of Al- berton, has been attached to St. Psul’s Church. Halifax, under the Ven. Archdeacon Armitage. During his two years' work there- hc has en~ deared himself to the' people that it

came' to this country from Belfast, Ireland, where for some years he' labored in the Church of Ireland. it is expected that he will enter upon his duties in Albcfton the first Sun- day in February.

-BERTHELIIER LOYAL ORANGE

LODGE.- At their annual meeting the following oilicers were duly elect ed for the ensuing year: W. M.-Bro. Stirling Hunter; D. M.-James W. Kimball; Chap. B. _l.‘_Raynor; R. Se'c_’y- Everett Phillips; F. Sec’y- John Y. Phillips (re-elected); Treas. -William Muttart ire4elected)2 D. of C.- Harry Cannon; First Lect.- J _ J' Matheson; Second Le'ct.- Dun- can Livingstone; Com.- 1-PBIYICK Dany, 2-John Lee. 3-Lloyd Gorill- 4- noojomm Nlobet. 5- Michael Mountain. The past. year has bdell one of the most successful ln the his- tory of Bertheller Lodge' and U16 newly elected officers are 91811158 out determined to accomplish even greater achievements in th? Veal' 59° fore' them. ,

TH E. MOTOR CAI-l.'

THE SONG OF

(By C. Wliea_ I-ia_|l_ock_ '

fect Days mile high the Sill!

04° faygngm’ I Q9. __ . few days visiting in town the guest of steeped gusts ` ._ `

rs' P ,_ _ _ "“ ` - -» Mr and Mrs Plus Durant -H I shall bring the wealth ‘of glo»wlnS

terimmtion' (U V' Y: I I - l I health in the wake of my wan-

`r'~-.,. '*" ‘ - -Mr. and Mrs. Hen Lewi Al dm-lusts;

They pre- . _ p _

serve flavor, f r c s h n e s s and strength - ins uri n g value for the

money.

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turned home from Summersidh Wednesday after spending a couple

To the erstwhile toilers in must and

dust that never knew leisure

VY B.

H b2l'I0l1. WBPB iI1WGl‘d PBBSBDEBPB fl'0!ll I shall bring the need of a cleaner YW Charlottetown on Wednesday mornins creed- the creed of the Pan- ,` and went through to their homes in god lores- ~

;‘ the afternoon.-H.

J .Q W S 2 d tea -Mr. H. B. Huestis, 0Leary, ge; hours. ___'__

__ _,_ - of days on business.-H. Yet all l’ve brought you may count

as naught by the good I huvd

\~.- ~ ' -Mr. K. Sharbell, merchant. Por yet to bring!

tage, came down to Summerside, Wed-

You cannot know how my mliihl

In sealed Pack.8e. - nesday morning and returned home shall grow ere another proud

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in the afternoon _-H .

song il. sing!

in the glowing haze of coming days I

shall -build for your broader

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A commerce of country-wide comrad-

erie- and highways in endless ROSE COMB BLACK MINORCAS

7 ' - - ~~- Chilli! E A Cudmore.-lst cock, lst and

. iioslusrns ,.~.,...... _ e- » -.a --' --» I

F ”`-'- 5*" '* ' I I shali|¢ii|g¢|`m"'a- kiiiir li-estiililltrcenytiuftsparile John Wlgitlfijckii-llstnclililgk. lst hen.

, _;- hu I domains; in H _ ' lst ckl., lst and 2nd' pullet.

A N _ bike! VI mill I shall hind your borders at or-un'-.

“es ‘V .foo enum. --mo. on 2::.....“~' _ ‘" °'°°" ‘f°'f'“° ....

I shall sing your fortunes in_fathes~_`

Then insure in good strong stock compan- _ _ _ ons... to mo odor-uf_w=t room.

E R BR "rwlxz me borders or nos: sod s. P. P. Yards. roi Japanese cook.

. O _ "‘:';`i_'f"_-I _ ' A "I A E fi' l ' '

Wing; lst do, hen, lst Polish cock and hen

_ ' ' ~ h t d be t. d the sure intent BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS

m 'build `“’ up th.” lrgfsamhaytionnwldg troving quest- H. Lspthorne.-lst hen.

Cha]'l0fl§ef,0Wn _ Sil_l'*_ll Win do II midi The roads they've sent through the W. J. Pickard.-lst ckl., dat and 2nd

- f°\’ V00. lull illlisf °ll 5C0'|T'5- °°“"°°'“ -"""“' A A A

' a 1 That were bullded at my behest! _ Sydney Eumsn.-3rd pullet

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l sing the ballad of brotherhood

~I‘l()SPl’l‘/‘IL ON W

From the Moncton shops of the

Ccrsdian Government Railways thr-'e has recently' been released the first ospllal-car ln_Canadn to be used for the transport of our return- ing nomded soldiers. One of the easy-riding ale|ping- cars has been converted into a hospital on wheels.

The seats on one side of the car.

ordinarily used as lower berths. and the rnen’s smoking compartment have been removed and flva regula- tion hospital cots installed. The beds, braced so as to be perfectly rigid. afford better opportunities for the more skilful handling of the patient than the ordinary sleeping car berths and are of such s height as to permit the occupant to have a view of the country through wh' .I

tended to. Lockers for the storing of medical supplies have been b;.ilt. There is also a small buffet where hot water can be readily provided and equipped for the serving of light meals; in fact, all the requirements seem to have been anticipated. even to the curtains at the central doors so that when open they may act as n screen to draft and view of the beds nearby.

From the outside the purpose of

the car is made apparent, the nar.~~.

To your clear-skied provilge of Per-;

'rm the whois worn know I made GAME

'es which never contest an honest claim such ' ‘"5" you .row xo oromruy. p_soo§ o_ p_wmnm»,-1.1 ooos, end hon.

1 _ _ ` __ __ _;_ 3 and psaeo- .|‘lstcltl.,1stpu;leé. k It h as ls represented by . ,- . _ _ ,, Bert Cs|1'.-_- n coc . s on

sn ry exertion. Q _

he is passing without any unneces-

"Miiitary Hospital" has been painted in prominent letters and this is aug- mented by the insignia of the “ Red »Cross " oh each end of the car This

Other and important features are

the double doors ln the centre of the car opening inward. thus permitting stretcher cases to be carefully at

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is with great reluctance that they

part with him. He is s telling and at- _ tractive speaker and above all, an en- . - _ _ _ _ I ergetlc parish worker. Mr. Patton ` ' ’ ` "

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The 9th annual show of the P. E. I.

Poultry Association, now drawing to a close, has been held' under very ad- verse circumstsuces. While the num- ber of birds shown was smaller than at previous ones. the quality was fully up to the standard.

The very small attendance is re-

grettable. Mr. Lightizer, the eiilcl- ent secretary, and the president, Mr. Cudmore, express their thanks to the press .for notices. etc.. and to those who contributed special prizes also Mr. John Gill who at great inconvenience to himself. gave gratis the use of his warehouse for a week. and to Mr. L. A. Haszsrd. for the careful and pains- taking manner in which he placed the awards, to the entire satisfaction of all concerned. `

Following are the awards:

S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS

John Whitlock.-1st_ cock,_ lst and

3rd- hen,-lst' ckl.. 1st"and '2nd -pullet.

W.'J. Picksrd-_-2nd cock. 2nd hen.

2nd and 3rd ckl., 31d pullet. _ _ _

"' Young Breeding Pen

Wi-Il'l‘E__,_PLYMOUTH ROCKS

S. P. »_Pou1try Yards.-ist cock, lst ‘

and 2nd han.-_ »- _ ~ ~

_ W_l-IITE WYANDOTTS

G. Lightlrzer.-_lstiand 2nd hen, lst

ckl., lst and 2nd pullet. lst. ‘

Young Breeding Pen

W. J. Pickardt-2nd ckl. Belmont Yards.-3rd pullet.

BUFF LEGHORNS

Belmont Yards.-lst cock. lst hen.

A. 0. V. LEGHORNS _

Sydney Enmsn.-1st cock, 1st and

2nd hen. lst and 2nd pullet.

S. C. BLACK MINORCAS

W. J. Cudmore.-lst and 2nd cock,

lst and 2nd hen, lst and* 2nd ckl.,'1st and 2nd pullet, lst Adult breeding pen, lst young 'breeding pen. W. J. `Picltard.-3rd hen.

2nd hen.

BANTAMS

POULTRY SHOW

A. 0. V. WYANDOTTS Harry Lapthorne.-lst and 2nd

cock, lst and 2nd hen.

Geo. B. Williams.-lst ckl., lst pul-

let.

BUFF ORPINGTONS ~ Geo. Cudmore.-lst cock. lst hen,

lst ckl.. lst and 2nd pullet. lst adult brooding pen. lst y0““s breeding Den-

Belmont Yards.-2nd hen.

BLACK ORPPINGTONS _4

W. J. Pickard.-lst pullet.

S. C. BROWN LEGHORNS

J. Whitlock.-lst and' 3rd cock. 2nd

hen, lst and 2nd'ckl.

H. Lapthorne.-2nd cock. lst and

3rd hen. _

' HAMBURGS

John Whitlock.-lst cock. IBC h9l\~

' . PEKIN DUCKS - W. J. Pickard.-lst duck. lst dxake.

i INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS John Whitlock.-lst drnke. lst dufrk

` ` ' BRONZE 'runksrsp Sydney Enmsn.-lst male, lst fe-

male. ~ _ '

EGGS

W. J. Cudmore.-Best dozen brown

shelled. Best dozen white shelled.

SPECIAL AWARDS

The P. C. Cup for best cock and hen. awarded John Whitlock. ' The W. N. Tanton Cup for -best 5 males and' 5 females, awarded' W. J. ‘ Cudmore.

$1.00 from P. L. Smailwood. for best

P. ,Rock pullet.-W. J. Pickard.

$1.00 from McKinnon Drug Co.. for

best White Leghorn ckl.-John Whit-

lock. .

$1.00 from McKinnon Drug Co.. bei!

-ia»-the first of a ser es "" ’ Government Railway; igmehhggg called upon to provide. .another car to be used In_gon1unction will be' an “ all-bed " car: ` All the seats will be removed, and as the and doors will be widened. so as to ppp. mit easy entrance or exit of stretcher- cases. the central doors will nn; bg necessary. thus providing room for more beds Each car will have a nurse and an orderly and one doctor will be in attendance to ever tive cars The work has been under taken at the request of the Military Hospitals' Commission. who arepeg tending their activities by providing for treatment and accommodnwnim Canada of a larg- number of Cans dian wounded nov. in the Ou Country hospitals

$1.00 from A...Nelson. beat R.l,,'R_ad

cock.-John Whitlock ' '

$1.00 from H. uudmorc, usa mn

Orpington cock.-Geo. Cudmoro,

$1.00 from Secretary, best Minorca

ckl.-W. J. Cud'more. f

$1.00 from Secretary, best Wyandott

pullet.-G. Lig_htizer.- _ $1.00 from Secretary, best Wyandot! female (other than_ whlte.)-Lsp_- thorns. ' ' ff

$1.00 from Secretary, best White

Leghorn _pullet.-W-h_it_lock_. _ '

$l.00. from Secretary. best _White

Rock. male.-S.‘ P. P. Yards. _

$1.50 from William Kerr, 'best

Wyandott ckl. and pullet.-Lightiseiz

$1.60 (rom William Kerr, best

Rock ckl. and pullet.-W. J. Picks

$1.50 from W,lllism Kerr. best R.?l.

Red ckl. and pullet-Whitlock - ,-

President Cudmors offers ‘V-yendy subscriptions to the Canadian Poultry Review, for the following: ' '

Best Wyandott pullet. _ Awarded

Lightizer. _ ' _

Best Orpington pullet.-G. - Cudmoie. Best Leghorn cock.-John Whitlock. Best Game cock.-G. B.,Willia'in_er Special ribbons from the Artedia-

tion forz- - ,_ _.<__~;4 /_

Best Plymouth Rock.-S. P/Poultry

Yards. -- ' - / -‘

Boot wyoodon.-L1gli¢iii`or.'_ J Best Orpington.-Geo.;C_|idmore. _*‘

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Best Minorca.-W._.'J. Cudmore. .-

_ _ __, -L" , Best ~Leghorn.,-Whitlock. ' _ '

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Best R. I. Red.-Whitlock. »

1 box tobacco from Hickey & Nich-

olson for best Brown Laghoru pullet. --John Whitlock. '

1 pon- gloves ($1.50) from-soy cod-

more for best Buff Orpingtou, male and female.-Geo. Cudmore. ‘ '_

Special ribbon by the manufacturer

for:- _ ' `

Best male, in the show.-John Whit.-

lock. ~ `

Best female in the show.-lien.

White Wyandott ckl.-G. Lightizer. ‘Light.izer. _ >-

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