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MONDAY

retunied to her home after spending at month the guest of her brother,Re\'. _ L. J. l.eard. .\lr. and Mrs. laard and t Miss l-:dna llt-rtrzun at-t-oinpauied her tus tar as Sumnierside.

who was releasetl b_v bail on \Vednes day, was rt>~arrt~sted in Alberton on I-`rlday by Ollit-er Brown, and again lodged in the Print-e County jail for , tt second infraction oi the Prohibition

l ics-BouNo_-Yesterday the as Ramos. from New York bound for

_Z5 miles north ot' East Point, got clear got the ice and continued her voyage. *The Minto left Pictou Saturday to lrelieve her. but before she reached the

lltantos site got a mart-ouigram that the E steamer had freed herself. ‘

ISLANDER PROMOTED.-Norman

_-VV. Louther. who resigned his D0sit_ion ;as Principal of Kensington Hlgll ,S<‘houl. to enlist for overseas .service lin the 6th t`.M.R_, has been protnoted_ 'to the rank of sergeant. Sergeant ll.o\vtht-r returned to Amherst on Sat- iurday alter'spt-nding a few days at

his iiotnt- in Kensington.

ISLANDER WOUNDED.-By a let-

ter rrtt-i\'e<l in the city Saturday by

of .\lrs. \\`. D. f\itlntyre_ of Somerville. tormerly of this city. has been wound- ed. .\'o other particulars have been

ly known, was a general favorite with his friends here and it is hoped that

_his wounds may not prove serious. 3

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FUNERAL.~'l`he funeral of tht- U _ _ _ tatt- Joint it-ati. sn.-rbrt.t.ttt~. toatt hiatt- ill? -~\l\- “ltr” WS- B°““"-"S _-“¥?“’.'- .<.tturday aftt-ritoon trout his late resi- Mlfi-‘laL'*’l B’5`*¢‘m°’§ ““5_“"’l‘~`° m ._1,_n,Q 10 B(.,_h.qm. L-pun-_N_,}._ The ne\._ tuarrtage with .\Ir_ \\ arren .\».<wsott of il.. L_ Ackiand. >`u:nmerside. and Rev. l§ _ _ _ _Mr M_._Ka}._ B_._d(_qu,_,_ rouduued the! in a dress of all white silk lustre

it -;-Nmony. _-\ large number of his old r.-'-igltliours and iriettds assembled at *' .the house to pay their last respects. land tl.t»rt» wt;-re over one ltundredt ltearns in the funeral procession. The-[ lpall-bearers were Yenialt Milligatt_| I.l<tlin Milligan, Alex. Chappell. lluht-rt` Iliotvatt.. _Niajor Totvnsend and George

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it'\'~n\'otatiot'. held at the l`ni\'ersity of |I{.:itt`s <`t-lit-g-_-_ \\'itldsor_ Mr if. _-\. liittipsott. son of Rev. t`anon Simpson. |t`ltarl-_-ttetoyvti. r<-cei\'ed the degree of .i’»a~-it-»l<-r ~_-:` Arts and obtaine-I tht- it;.r»t'~ trtien-»ral`< medal havin led

this ;--ar. tit- made the splendid aver- of tim- Suuituereide Driving (lub “'25 lege of ST per cent. in the fourtec-nfli-_-ld in the office of the Globe Fox

`.~u`ojt-its he was examined in. He mtist. obtained the McDonald prize for

j_<\--_»;;,q-.ry-31 [,;nf.tvledge. Mr Simpson iutaking arrangements for matinee lltas tteen appointed lecturer in classics rat-ts (ti be held by the club during the

5a' Kings College for next year. He is ‘nt prt-sent in Halifax taking the t_-1'.-"~.cf.-rs' training course.

LETTERS PATEN`l'.-In Saturdays

issue of the Royal Gazette notice a ears that Letters Patent have been

A. Miss Annie Leard of Alberton has good wife are justly proud of the re

cord serving the King, viz.. A. James Mc- Lean, in South Africa; K. \\`.. in I-‘rant-e with the heavy artiller_\'; John J..

1 -i _ .\`ab`s Island: Daniel (`-.. in llalifay

REARRESTED ~ |"\'l“8 LGWS. with the heavy artillery for overseas

SL'l`\'lL`C.

- _qu _.H members of the Society who compose ‘ ` ' the

teams ot Queen Square School will be entertained and hanquetted_ These

._ _ -, - - tea

Quebtc. whtth got caught in the ice __hamp_o__S____p in each of _he ___b____e

lines of sport. and to-night they will receive their prizes. A splendid pro- gramme of entertainment has been re-pared. The proceedings start at

Di'

Pleasant Valley Methodist Church. held a very successful social at the '

23rd. After the opening of the Mite Boxes a short program vrtts rt~ntlt~rt~d followed by games and tnusit-_ A bountiful supper was provided to which all did ample justice. The utli- cers for the ensuing year are tts fol- lows: President. Mrs. L. J. Leard:

Mrs. Swane. llilleboro street. it is \‘C<`“P"“5’d<'“‘g M15? Ldfla B"""`“’“5 learhettl that \\`illiam Mt-lutvre. son Tff‘a=`“"E‘l'~ M155 31"” 5h'f*"P? ~"""'*"

` tary. _\Iiss Agues Sharp; (for. Sevre-

tary. Master Lorne \\'~eeks: Palm" Branth Supt.. Miss Margueritt- Elli-

ret~ei\'t»fl. "Billy". as he was familiar- WU Ofganlsl- -‘H55 Mina Sh‘“'p~

.ed the object ot thy meeting. and

A PATRIOTIC FAMILY.-Hr. JOILB Mcbean. of 5-1 Douglas St., and his

of their sons four of wboni are

witlt the 63rd Regiment on Mv-

L. of C. AFFAIR.-Tonight in the ague of the Cross Hall the younger

football. hockey and basketball

ms have won the interscholastic

o`clock.

SUCCESSFUL* SOCIAL -The Hap Gleaners Mission Band of the

arsonatze on Friday evening, April

WEDDING BELLS.- .»\ very quiet nd pretty \vt»dding was solemnized t the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Amos

toliowing day Mr. _and Mrs. Newsom 5

tt-stint-s tothe esteem of their friends }

happy and prosperous journey tltrtr ugh lite.

HORSEMEN MEET.-A tneeting

outtdy, \\`insloe. on Wednt-sdtt_\'_ May ‘-

itll of tvttom Join tu wishing them a “_

-sn-in nn-_

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of the Empire.

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_ _ N o .~ -- mg’l“'“' Tm” bmi? l°°.k°d .hw Wm' terdav mornin!! Mr Benjatnitt llratl.\`.

f the Imperial Oil Co.. Cltarlottetotvtt.

jill Uimmings of ribbm’ and l""""Thc' ljteceivetl the following tt-it-graxtt ron- 'ilmmom' “as permrlped I'-V RW' LA' veyiug the sad news 'ot' the dt-ath of

“ églmorelaud 0! ‘crm Qld m(_?"',gl:` his-son. \\'illiam. who has lie-on killt-ti ~ent as witnesses were _ r. an _ _. , -_ - , .- I U -. fr 1.1;_.~- 301,33. 'fhoinas Prowse of Union _Road and e};;:“;Ll§l:.a?1)._ 'L52 U1(~“mbL,r]an,} Mzss Mabel Boundy of \\`tnsloe_ The Su,(_E____Deepl_\_ regret inform you 5157

ergt. Wm. Bedford Brady. First Pat-

tirov»;- to their new home in kingston lam_n_ Omcianv _r€,p(__,.u.,d kmm in where a reception was tendered them amiOr____._d_i_ G‘£,nem__-- “-____ }m__3_\. l’-" Ill* V*-‘la‘i"€‘5 of me groom- A num* was '25 vears of age and tvas bortt at Q1' "3" “"‘~'f“1 and beaulmll prwonls Norton l3arr;.t‘ks, \\`ort-t-su-r. IEttglaitd_

e taint- to Prince Edward lslazttl itlt his: iatltt-r about 19 ;~'e:trs algo and 'as ».lltzt“a1.t'<l at \\`t-st lietzt .\`vl\<»ol.

-i For it .short while lit- \va.~ in the *intl

Regintcttt. aft(-r\\‘artis st-rvit'.t_.' tlirtfts

taittnt: his tlist-Itarge in Unlttrio. lie th/-n worl-it-tl ott tho I‘.I’_Il. \\`lton the war ltrttio on lt# wats; in Ontario and wus one of the tin.: to enlist for the front. Ilt- has at lirotlter, George. who also izzntittz tor Kim: and t`ountr_\ at the trotat. Jann-_~', with .NIL-ssrs Gott' tx' Bet-rs. zttttl \\`ttltt.-r and Fred still at school. lli~ sisters nrt- Anty und Lucy. in Vltarioitetotvii. atntl. in tlttttvva. _`-Irs Il;ei'lo\v, wliost- ltttsbztutl is tit the front. liis tnutlier is dt-ntl. .\lr ll--ttjatmit ltrzttly will rut-ei\'e lit-tti't-felt .sytup;.tity trout his ntttttt-rotts trictttls. but lit- nr!! lt/. ;t t\t~<.'.ttlt~r than than t.-ver tor tio- ltisht--Y ltottttttr whit lt has sou. bf: his .~ttt|r»-tile _-tit rilivt- in the \v0ltat't- 4.: his tt»'.tti’r_\'. has .sllctl upon hint. 'l";it- titfvt-;t.»t~<l t-:title ol tt ttglttiug stork, for his ttttlv-r is ltttitst-lt all old sttltlit-r. l:;t\ittt.' rt-itttt'-rrfl `.'-'- _\'~.-hrs '_-!` i`.titlilul

TUESUAV lj.-1-hrs in tht- .\rttty .\l<-dit-al t‘orps and f~:t‘r_\'it-t‘ in tht- Imperial Forces. \\’ht?n

he t-time to the Island he joined the 8:.'ntl Rt-giineitt. with which he was idetttitied for 13 years. ln the course of his military career Mr Brady served in 'l’unjab, India, and although not in actual battle he was under orders on several occasions. .\Ir Brady is naturally much upset over his son’s death. but he said yesterday, In con- versation with the reporter. “I am not sorry. I :tru glad he died that way. Wltett he tvislted to volunteer for the front tmtl t-ottsultetl me about going I _told him l was proud‘ that my son .should he anxious to light for his King _:intl his i~ouittry." The Guardian ex- _rt-nrls sinvert- sympathy to Mr Brady lin .his berea\'c-tnent. whit-lt. although 'very szttl. must be at source of sbundant .pride to him.

lzxeliange and Agencies Ltd. on Friday -evening. _\la_v ith, for the purpose oi

_summer mouths. .\l_r F. J. E. \\'rig_ht was appointed t~hair_ttau. who explain-

tltroughout a number uf. good sugges- tions to the club with regards to the sutcessful carrying out of the sport ‘ mr the summer meetings. It was

DD granted to the Conway Vonsolidated ‘ur Farms. Ltd.. and The Railway Mutual Fox and Fur Vo.. Ltd.. the

itapital stock in the first case to belheld on the '_‘~lth of .\lay. _-\ Speed

i(`omntitte~e of three--namely. Messrs

Tinto nine thousand five hundred shares l .lc-lin Steel. sen.. J. F. Arnett and Robt.

lrtinety-five thousand dollars. divided

.oi 31-; eat lx. and in the sf-<~t~tt-.I tttse to

‘ ‘ ' ‘ DD ' -

_ite iitvr--a~»-tl from thirty tltottsaittl lzorses and to procure sttitalilo ribbon.; »l<»l1.tr.s to sf-vt-ttvg.-ttit:~~ tltutisattdfzur th»- tliitt.-rt-tit rat-»-s, also t-tips to -floilar~ and tliw tttttubt r ot .<!tar»»_< lin- atvardtgd at the 4.-ntl uf tht- st-ao.\n_ j .tit-r».a:~‘-tl trout six ltunflrt-tl ;~harf»s of- Ill--ssrs; Daniel Stet-l, Louis l.t~ard and

if.tt1~' dt.-liars t-at-lt to thru: thou:~attd§Tltos_ Linklettffr were allliointcd tt one ltuntirt--I :ind sixty elzarcs ot Sifayttonttitittee to look after the track and

lto have Same put in good shape. The 'ttext nit-eting oi the t`lub will he ht-ld lon Friday. .\Iay 14th. and a full attettrl-

each.

` WOMEN’S WEAKNESS _

AND HEALTH PERILS-"“' _ ’

lANAEMlA COMES SO GRATEFUL-

1‘5K'~::: St., C`harlottetf»wn. PE I. Q ,. I LY THAT THE VlCTlM SCAR-

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than tn;tn`.< lwta\t:~»- it lasts almost --vt-ry walking llttur. 'l`lter».~ is no t-ight or uint- hour day for the bread- \-:inttt-r's wife. :ind oft(-tt she toils uti- der the greatest difhr.-ttlt_\' bt-tause her 'strt-tiutli is btelow what it should ln-. The woman who is indoors all day is very oftf-ti careless about what she | rats and does not keep her blood up to the mark. It bt-t-omt-s thin and poor, vtltit-lt luakes her weak, head- at-hy. tired. breathless and liable to pains in the back and side. the s<-ourf.:t- of her sex. New blood will do tvottdt-rs for the \\‘0mttn who is tired out. who atfitt-s all over wht:n she rises in the tiiorttittg and feels unaccount- altly tlepressetl. She can gain new blood now. and drive away the pains and ncltes and tiredness .if she will takt- Dr. Williants' Pink Pills. They have worked marvels for other women and will do the same for you if you are weak, tired. tit-pressed or surfer- l ing from hackat_-hes or sideat-hes. Mrs. l-jlrttt-r (`_ Taylor. Calgary. Alta. says: "l was so run down with anaemia that I t-ould scart-ely walk without aid. l was not able to leave the house. I had no color. no appetite.and was con- stantly troubled with lieadat-hes. dizzy spells and a general tlisiuelinatiott to move about or do anything. My friends did not think I would get bet- ter. :intl even the dot-tor was appre- hensive. l was constantly taking medicine. but it dld not do me a parti- cle of good. One day a friend asked me if l had tried Dr. \\'llliams' Pink Pills. and I decided to do so almost as a forlortt hope. After I had used a few boxes there was a decided change for the better, anti Dwple bt-gan to ask what l was taking. the change was so ttotiveahle. As I continued the Pills tn_v color eotue hack. I could eat my meals regularly. the headaches and dizzy spells ceased. I gained In weight and took tt new interest In life. my cure being complete. I have told many sickly women and girls what Dr. Will- iams' Pink Pills did for me and urged them to take them and shall continue to do so. knowing what n splendid

medlt-ine they are.”

Every weak and ailing woman who

will follow Mrs. Taylofs example and give Ur. Williams' Plnk Pills a fair; trial will llnd new health and strength* through their use. Sold by all medl- clne dealers or sent by mall at 50_ cents afbox or :tx boxes tor $2.50 from 'rue nt-_ wttttsmfr Medicine co..‘

_ Brockville, Ont. _ _ _

iz- _ _ ‘

decided to hold races eat-lt Wednesday :afternoon during June. July and l_~\ugu;~t and that the tirst meeting be

'Ilaktr-ttert a oittttti to tlttss the

'nttf-e of the members is requested. as matters of intportattce to the club will be before the met-ting on that night.

SUCCESSFUL MINK RAISING. --

lThe mink farming industry in this lprovint-e has been watched. with a- bout as much interest as that of fox farming although so far not as exten- sively engaged in it. Those, however, who have taken tip the business in earnest have made a success of it and have found it a most prolitable side line. Mr, Nelson Woldron of Tyne Valley may well be regarded as the pioneer ot this ltttsittt-ss and his son- tittut-tl sttf't~r.»s.~ is little loss than phe- ttotnettial. Last yt-ar Tho Guardian re- ported a .spletttlitl increase ttot only in Mr. \'t'aldron‘s ranch at Tyne Valley but in all the rant-lies to whit-lt he had previous rt-t~0rtls_ Ile wintt-red eight sold animals. This yt-ar surpasses all pairs of mink and each pair has pro- duced a litter. forty three young mink in ull. Tltesc- are all pure bred I’rinf1- l-ldwartl Island mink and dark and beautifully furred. The ranch of Mr. ` J. R. Brehaut. Montague. which re- ported nine litters from eleven pairs a few days ago in The Guardian did well. but his western competitor has outclassed him. The success met with by both Mr. \\`aIdrou and Mr. Brehaut proves cont-lusively tltat mink breed- ing has now passed the experimental stage atid that the business can be successfully and profitably prosecuted

in this province.

SUCCESSFUL MEETING. - On

Thursday evening Prof. Ross .address- ed an agricultural meeting in the new hall at Grahame Road. He spoke on the feeding of cattle. pointing out that it was not sutllcient simply to give the cows all they would eat. but if they were to be fed at the greatest profit the kind of food, they were fed on must ‘be taken into consideration. Milk, he _ said. was a certain definite substance. containing a certain amount of pro-

hydrates and a. variable amount of butter tat. Before the cow could give 100 lbs. of milk `she must have eaten food containing at least the amount of protein that was required In that quantity of mlllt. In addition to this . she must also eat enough food to sup- ply the protein required to keep up the wear and tear ofthe body. Prof. Ross dealt with this subject fully, making use of charts prepared there- on. He then answered a number of questions with regard to feeding. The discussion was carried on by Messrs James 0’Connor_ Cass, McLeod. White- head and others. at the close ot which l a vote of thang; was presented to Mr Ross. In acknowledging the vote of thanks Mr Ross brought to the ntten-l tion of the meeting the Provincial Patriotic Abstinence Movement. and. urged upon them to sign the pledge* Mr Thomas Wlgmore presided at the ` meeting. which was largely attended.; Mr Roos wal Invited lo go back as; soon so possible to 0ro.bam‘s Road to- condnct addreisee on cattle teedlng. l

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