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SERVICE AT BRADALBANE_ 0n Friday. May 1on1. there wlll be Presbyterian service in the Orange Hail, Bradaibane, at 7.30 p.m. A hearty welcome to all.

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PRESIYTERIAN OHUROH SERVlOE.—Service in the Pres-

byterian Church. Cardigan, tor.‘

lSunday 16th.. will be held at 11 ' - ' ' ' a.m. Sabbath School at l0 a.m. a ' (Patriot please copy.) NEW LONDON OiRCUlT.-| - , - _ _ - _

‘line services for the Presbyterian - ~ “em

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‘hinduced its tremendous popularity. _. n Label 75c Orange Pekoc Blend 85c

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I churches of New London (Ciii-‘ ton), Long River and French‘ River (tiie Getli-le Memorial church) for (Sunday. May 16, will

Grade IV ~—1. l-Idith Sribey and OFve. Mat-Lean (equal 2. Stanley

- (iniiiiiit fl il‘id' liili g is‘ ‘he Hum" R0" Grade m 1 D0 l‘ he as tollows- Lon Rl r 11 i ’ . ._ _ z 1.9 2_ . .. g ve, a,m_ if

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‘ prlli C] ‘I g Lqwfhef Grade iii l. (‘anion Lowthei- 2. be taken "m" Cmnon’ 2'30 “M? DD}; d, vil~i- "1 Y- u.

. ll ' l rel .\iurf\'eiil (equal) 2. Har- .\Illl.lfll'y Puruertm 5i. Olga Green. e (lemme Memorm ‘chmlch .‘

, f ut y - i ‘ (1.; l ,1 p5,, Al’ R b H _ 2_ 7.30. message to fathers and. I meﬂbiL ‘Chm Glilllﬁliffnolliflill 2.‘Pli:fii|(‘)li‘ Sobry 3. Chrllitllnn zltlliclioi- “on” Wm be given M‘ mesa 58"" l] ' illil ll \ r r» .

Wonderful Playground/bride Kiddies

v,1_ Mary Noonan 2. (‘ifillle i nlr.) »<1. Georgina Noon‘ ‘Minlstel.’

Green. _~ an 2. Noonan.

Bright. cheery Dominion Linoleum is ideal for the

kiddies’ room. Its firm, smooth, seamless surface

lS so easy to keep spotlessly clean and sanitary.

And'how it wears, under their wildest scamper-

ings. ‘ .

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Paffem shown is No. G541, 6542 and 651d. available in Ihrcc diluent colourinﬂs.

"INTERESTING NEWS ‘F0; POULTRYMEIW-Mr. J. Russel Biehaitt of Montague an expert of Dvllliry. decided he would expert merit on some foreign stock. llo ' sent overseas to England for a setting each of~ “Barred Rock’ and “Light Sussex". They canto across .' the Atlantic in good condition, and proved quite fertile. Mr. Brehuut has now nineteen beautiful chicks. to repay him for his venture. Has illly other island poultrymen done likewise?

WELL KNOWN LADY DEAD.- The death occurred at Kentville, Nova Scotla on Sunday May 9th oi‘ Margaret. wife of Rev. J. Abbott Whitfield, who has but recently re- tired from the active ministry 0t‘ the Anglican Church. Mr. and Mfrs. Winﬁeld were well known in this Province, having lived at Alberton and Kelisiugton, during the periods of Mr. Wlmﬂelds Reciorslilp at these two places. Mrs. Winfield has been an invalid during the past three years, and the call comes for her us a happy release from suffer- ing. She is survived by her sor- ruwlng husband and two sons, Nkessrsr J. H. and W‘. A. Wlirileld both of whom occupy responsible positions with the (Maritime Tele- phone Company. They have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends in this Province and else- where. V —-——-—<0¢-—-—-

tin rinsing woollciia loosen the writigcr. Don‘; twi-st in the hands, b"! Dress out all the water pos- sibie. Arrange sweaters ‘loosely on a flat aunface, -turning -t‘r0|n time to time. They dry soft and unstretched in this manner.

Making Her Baby Clothes

The months of preparation for

By Marlo Belmont

The women who look best in ex- tremely simple effects are wise to recognize this fact and use it to best advantage.

For the slender person, there is shown above u most striking outiﬂt in navy blue crepe romn. The bod- ice is built on lung lines and is devoid of trimming, The_ skirt ‘Ii-l made in three tiers, ticoordeoii pleated, and the lowered waistline is marked by :1 soft girdle of the material.

With this is worn n large hat of navy blue hair straw, turned up at the back and ﬁnished with a aim‘ pie ‘band oi’ nzi-vy velvet about the crown

Dominion Linoleum is available in a wide range of beautiful designs for every room in the house —— living room, dining room, bedroom, hall or kitchen. Low in price and easy to lay, it comes in widths sufficient to cover any ordinary room from wall to wall, without seam or crack. Cover your floors with Dominion Linoleum and save hours of tedious housework.

Qther Dominion Floors

Dominion Linoleum Rugs lie flat without fastening of any kind and will not tear, crack or curl at the edges. Many beautiful designs offer unusual decorative scope. In pop- ular sizes at popular prices. Dominion Inlaid Linoleum, made in Canada, is also moderately priced. It lasts a life- time because the colours go right through to the strong burlap back.

i——<-o>-———— EGG LAYING CONTEST.

Notes on the P.E. island Egg Lay- ing Contolf. for the 27th week or the contact, ended May 8th, i926

Pen No. 14 Barred ‘Rocks owned by Harold ‘Hal-rd, led the contest for the week ‘with 57.7 points (57 "$88): ‘Pen No. 12, Barred Rocks owned by Harry Hyde were second with 57 polnm (51 eggs); Pen No. l3, Barred Rocks owned -by iivlrs. Frank Haitidoy. were third with 56.4 points (48 eggs),

iMr. Everett Howatvs white Leg- horna are leading the contest with

Made by the makers of the famous Dominion Battleship Linoleum

Departmental Hardware f» House Furnishing Stores

Sleeping Cars Only FIRST TRIP

Sunday, May 16th

Elli’? MONTREAL. .. . . . . .. . . 6.45 p.m. Daily I'll \VlNNIl’EG. . . . . . . . . . . 10.45 a.m. Second Day rrIuetZALGARY. . . . . . . . . .. . 9.25 a.m. Third Day

rrit/e VANCOUVER . . . . . . . . . 9.00 a.m. Fourth Day ' (STANDARD TIME)

Saves a business day to Winnipeg

and Western Poznts Dining Car Compartment Cars Standard Sleeping Cars Compartment Observation top OIINOFVQIlOII cars through the Cunutlian Pacific Rockies tween Calgary and Rcvelstoke. Oil-burning locomotives in e iuouutnitis. ' important commercial and tourist control reached sit convenient hours. For ticker: and further information

G. B. BURPEE, 40 King Sh, Saint John N. B.

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“(E advantage of the w '°"tl'l_lt fares to the Canadian lsummcr‘. Reap the benc- ‘mreduced rates to visit the H scenic wonderland of the ' J l-llllllrr National Kris, noted oulilpgrbotel service, for its mo: l." "8. mount-l -cllmb- ‘golf and tezingmgelo _ sccneryo g q f. :9 {III-the Mystic Shouts-y ‘mllpert. Enio the iorloun M, ‘l"'°"8h t e S altered t "tﬁlvlglfhthe NOICIIiPICIILC. . ounta m, t o zzvzldwater n“: along the II Thompson Rivers. ' "hsec Alaska I ;g;;,i,‘.,i_'_‘§;f.:.§r":n':.t.:.‘tz:it:i

gayuirhllkcl Route from Sornls to

are from Charlottetown and return Vnneouvivr- Victoria Nouille - Pnrtltuul 73.55

Naflnnul Park IIIILM (Plus Tax) flood loin} Jlily IMh Return Limit. Ot-Inbwr illnt. Illl Minn-overs allowed

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her baby are one of the happiest periods of a woman's life. She stitches each tiny garment. with the magic thread of her ‘dreams. Many childless homes have been blessed by the coining oi’ a rosy, dimpied balby after Lydia E. Piukhamﬁs Vegetable Compound has strength- ened and resmied the wile to a normal, ‘healthy condition. There is nothing so dependeible to overcome the ills of womankind as this old fashioned root and herb medicine.

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985.7 points to date; Mr. Harold Lalrdb Barred iRocks are second, with 926.1 points; M‘r. Talmage Foster's illarred Rocks are third. with 921 points; and the Experi- mental IStationhi White Legliorna, Pen No. 1 are 4th. with 906.1 points.

flan 3 in Pen 14, Batrred Rock owned by Mr. Harold Laird. lemde the contest to date, with 147.6 points (1-27 eggs); Hen No. 7 in Pen 11. a Barred Rock owned ‘by blue Experimental Station, is sec- ond with l39.9 points, and Hen No. 7 in Pen 1'5, a Barred Rock owned .by Clifford McDwen, is third with 137.9 points.

Production for the week was 986

eggs. the production to date is 16.-l 24-7 eggs which is 43 percent of t1 possible.

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Standing of the St. Felix School

for the month of April:

Grade VIllhI-l. Agnes Arsenault 2.

Alice Gallant 3. John Chiasson. Graide Vii-d. Anne Gill-ls 2. Louise

Martin 3. Marie H. Martin and

Marie J. Gaudet.

Grade V-l, Evelyn DeaRochee

Rita Chiasson 3. Arthur Des-i

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‘ BRINGING UP FATHER.’-

Roch-es.

Grade il.V—~1. Dorothy Arsenauit 2. Ada Gil-Ilse 3. Clarence Gillis and Philip Gillie (equal) ,

Grade llll—1. Leone Moisher 2. Annie Gillie 3. Adeline Cliiasson.

Grade ll-l. Olive DeeRoches.

Grade l——l. Edward Martin.

Margaret Gallant (teacher)

JURA BON

(11836)

The Black Percheron Stallion Jurabon ruined by the DBM- vi Agriculture, aired by Juliu 10986), dam Jurabeiic (9069) In a u. mium horn of the highest standard, This hone won first prize when shown It the Provincial Exhibition and is one of the finest proportioned horses of his type to be found. Ho has the soundness, alze and quality, also the qule‘ and willingness. [that are so much coiled for In the draft horses, in tho market today and ‘VIII coll for with greater in- alotanoe In the future. In short h: boo the brooding and characteris- tloo that make tho ideal typo of draft.

This bone will be In the stud at wvners stable through the season.

Usual tormo with special advan- toga.

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THE COW-BOY

OIINNY would rather ride ‘Old Flouie‘ than lo do anything the iie ooulii lIlIlIIt of. ‘Old Floo- sic was a hone. She was gentle. and her back use wide and nloolli. loliiiny often Ind to wail while she iiililtlcd I nice bunch of ‘use or leaves at the aide of the road. - "Ciddsp! Old Fiona!" he yelled one day, "Fm s Cow-boy. . . Ind I've ‘of to ride In!!!" Bu! Old Ho“ just looked back ll him and nodded her Iiasd . . . . llicil poled IIOII‘ slower than over. “Gites I jun look like Johnny u bu," IIIIlIINI loliiiuy.

EDISON WRIGHT. Middleton,

SORBINE

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Ankles, Lymph ‘girls, Poi‘ Evil, Fistula, Bails, Swelling STOPS Lameness l"ld alloys. pain. HEALS Sores, CuisyBAllﬂlfiltﬂ. SOLIOITOR, ETC Bruises, Boot Chafes. 1t lea; Money‘ to Loon I '5:‘I:ﬂ,l'::l"|'ﬂfr’"d :°"h"-Il°'d:! Sig‘ Cameron BIOGIQCIIIFIOIMIOWILP E.. fl II ‘l’ OI’ I'D .OVI E II’, I Q 9 o I l’ I _

can be worked. Pleasant to use. $2.50 n’

bo:tie,dalivered. Describeyourcaso r, ‘)1.’ C. 6'

8p icinl instructions and Book 5 R free! W-F-Vounylno, ldiLynunsBldaJlonholl Guam“ o, N_ Y_ Po“ audulh. Medical School and Hospllll

m; ' H“. Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nell

l Testing EylrztfldTrlIzzIylllﬂ Glasses EYE STRAIN

Office, Bayer Building Great George Street We uoo this adjective ad- vlladly.

| Office Hours-D to 12.30. 1.30 to o Sufferers from Eyootrain

>r may have perfect vision and

lMcDonaId & McPhce therefore do not suspect tho

B‘ . pfe‘s"°. of ‘ﬂy ‘y; ﬁQflbl. I. As MCDONALD H- F- MGPHE‘ The motive power of tho A-

enilre human organism lo Nerve Energy. .

Professional "Cards Mark R. McGuigan I

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B. Barrlotorl. Attorney, Etc. Money to Loan

Riley Building Charlottetown

i utilize about 20% of this Nerve Energy, but when Eye- stralnio present. a much lnrg- l

l i i I i Normal oyel, it Io computed ’

or proportion is required. Hence defective oyemthrough their consumption of an ex- ceuive amount of Nerve En- ergy. may lorloualy affect tho functioning of other organs of the body. and produce Ill health.

HAVE YOUR EYEI EXAMINED

(i. F. llzitoheson

Leaves Montreal May 10th

Kinkora, R. H.

9170-5-10-01.

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Faro from St. John $1". from Entport or Lubes‘. o.,$

Every Wednesday Steam) leaves St. John 9 A. hi; Eastport 2.30 _M.; LUIn-r 330 P. M.. hrriving Boston Thursday 9 A. M.

Every Saturday Steamersaiia direct from St. John to Bus- ton, leaving SLJohn 7 P. M., due Boston Sunday. 2 P- M-

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Reduced rates for automobiles act , nied by plsseiilerl-

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