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_THURSDAY

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NAM! OMifr1'¢D.-- In the re-

port of the death at Mr- F- W- Strons. Summerside. in The|Guar- dian yesterday the name ot a eurviiv- ing sister. Mies Mary A» 3710118- BQ! deque. was inadvertently omitted.

WOUNDED AND Ml8SlNG.- _

the lates; casualty list issued ii' ~- tawa. there appears under th

ing “Previously Reported

now Reported Wounded and

the inrme' of Private P. Mc _ _ i West St. Pcter's', P. E. I

t`i'osu took place last night. The win- ner was Mr. Charles Boucher, 20 lllllslde Stn, liaverhilif liinss. _'i‘ircr°o wus' a very successful social. a large irtrrnbor being present. The (llee (_‘lub of St. Dunstan’s Uollegc, provided all the nurnbers ot' the concert which was ver_v errjoyablc. `

NEW DETENTION HOME.-At tr

meeting oi' the Ottawa City (‘ouncil last week, Siivllouis Davies and lion. Sidney Fislrcr liradcd a dt-pritation which asked $25,000 for' a ncw build"- iirg to replace the present tletcntion lnmre \vhich is not fire-proof and not. large cnougli. The Board decided to ask special legislation to raise the arirouirt by debenture, says the Ottawa t`itizen.

A NARROW ESCAPE.- During

thu height of the snow storm Monday evening, three young men from Suni- ruerside were returning home from

Betleque with a load of saw dust. The'

horse got bewildered and lost the track and for a few hours consider- abit, anxiety was felt for their safety. bitt about 8 p. ui. the storm abated and the young men arrived homc. having left their load of iifty bags of saw' dust souiewiiei'c on the ice.-ll.

CONGRATULATIONS.--In the Sus-

sex County Times, published in liois- hairi, England, appears in the issue of .lair. 13th, notice ol' the birth at Hors- ham, of a daughter to Lieut. James J. l.ei-ghtlzeix oi’ the 98th Canadian Siege Battery. C. E. F., France. Lieut. and Mrs. Leightizer’s numerous t'i'ic-irds' lu Pharlottetown will be interested to learn of the arrival of their little dau- ghter, which event was cirronic cd in

the Guardian some time since. -f

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INTERESTED IN P. E. l. POTAl

TOES.-U. S. (Tonsru Pierce. wllile in

Waslririgton recently. met MLC? W. Moss, representative ot’ the inard and other steamship lines. Mr'l\Ioss takes' quite an interest _in matters ag ricultural as a side-line, and was quite interested in the article in The Girar- d'lnn ot' January 6th, referring to a letter from a inan named Macey in <`olorad0. who made application rt. Fonsul Pierce for a quantity of P. iii. island potato seed. Mr. Moss, who is dultc i’arrriiinr with New Brunswick nnd l_’. bl. island. is also intcnt. upon st;cnt'nig some Island seed, uno is cm: tt-inplatrng a visit to this proviirce in the spring.

MEDAL RECEIVED.-liirs. Tlronius

?\_laiiui'. oi’ this city, has received irom in-r son. Private A. J. Mahar. the mil- 1lP‘l`.l' llrcdul won by the lattcr for "l_5l'2l_VUl'_\' On the l"icid." 'l`hc medal is ol silver and' bears on one side the iictrd ol' our King. and on the other the above, inscription. Private l\lahar's_ Ylillllv le engraved along _the cdgc oil the medal. This gallant soldier. who isi only 20 yours of age. anti thc' inaip srupport of irisvwidowed niotlicr. cir- lrstcd in the 55th Rcginicnt hcrc-. trnd_ has been I5 nroritiis in the trcrrclio.s. Thai, he inay return ironic _-at'c nnd' sunritl from the hatt.let`ield.~' is tht-_ wish ot' his fric-iids in this city.

lil iIiNl "lfASl}AllilS" BlSl lAXAllVi FUR illlill Ml] BUWELS

Dont' stay constipaied, headac|py,bi|i_ 0US» with breath bad or stomach sour.

No odds how had your' liver, stoni-

ncli or bowels; how rnuclr your' head aiclies, how miserable and uncomfort- nhlc, ititligestioii. hiliousncss and slut; _Kish bou'els~- you always get relief wllll (?a:4car'ets.

Don't ict your stomach, livt.-r and

bowels inakc you miserable. 'Fake i‘ast:nr'nts tonight; put an end to the lrcailaciic, hilioin-moss. dizziness, ner- votisiress. sick. sour, gassy stoinach had cold. offensive breath nnd all other distress; cleanse your inside organs oi’ all the bile, gases and con- stlpalcil matter vrhiclr is producing the misery.

A 10-cent box moans lioalth. _happi-

ness nnd a clear hcad for months. All drugglsts sell Fascarcts. Don't_forget llic chilurcn-thoIr little insides need n gentle cleansing. too.-

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- RETURNS WEST.- Mrs. A.l'1. Hancock und children started en route to their home at Tate. Saok.. on Monday last.- Mrs. Hancock earnc to the island about Nov. lst. to visit her aged pare-nts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rex who have been sor- iously ill. The death ot' her brother. Mr. Wesley Rex who died at the old lioniesteud. liaysitle. i.ot i-l. slror'tl_\' het'ore she arrlverl inade the irorneconr ing doubly sad. Mrs. llancock desir- cs to e'_\'pi'ess hcr thanks to thc iiurir- erons friends who so kindly carrie to see her. and for thc niuny to-kens ol' syiiipatlry for the family. 1lut`gr'eail_\' r'cgi'cts that owing to circumstances

'coils ot friends and relatives before- ieaviug on iiei' rc.'tui°n for her' hoiue in the far' \Vest. -

The death took place at his hoine

in Emerald on the 2nd F'ebr'uary. of Mr. ‘Edward (‘r'oken in the titith _year of his age. The deceased had not cn- ,ioyed good health for seine years pant. but continued to -work around his fanui and home' until ir week previous to his demise, wlrtfu he coritractetl it cold resulting in pneumonia. He \vu"~ tr quiet, iriotterisive man and eiijoyctl the respect ot' all neighbors and irierrds. lic- leaves at sorrowing \vido\v and a i'ttuiii_\' of t.\vo'sons and one daughter. _besides two brothers and three sisters, wiio have' the sympathy of the whole community. The funeral took place on the 4th inst.. to St. Janres' Catholic Church, Freetown, and was largely attended. The following acted as pall~bearers: Parnell ;\ic.\lahon. R.

Mcl!’Jonald. A. Stewart. P. l\icGuii'k. B. Mui’plr_\' and D. Monaghan. _ ‘SEED i=An=i coMM|1"rEE_-.\

greeting oi' the seed fair committee as held at Summerslde on Monday last to considei' the advisability of

gelding the Provincial seed fair this 'pring. The Pres. Rev. P. C. Gau- tlheir being alison; Mr. W. l-I". McGregor acted as chairniau of -the meeting. After some discussion as to a. lace

to go ahead with arrangements for tho fair to be held on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, March 20, 21, and 22.

i'etar_\' was instructed to have prize lis-ts prepared and distributed. The only change in the prizes being in cla,<.s A. The first prize in all wheat sections was placed ,at $18.00 an in- crc-.ase o|’ $4.00. The dlt't`ei'ent commit tees ot' arrangements were appointed. utter' which meeting adjourned until March (ith.-(‘.

CURLERS ENTERTAlNED.-

Tho Virarlotlctovrn (‘.ur'lors who re- cently visited Summerside report ha- ving had :i vcry enjoyable time while tlicre, Their trip was in the nature ot' a i'i'iendly visit to arouse interest in the gable among some of the Sum- rncrside hrctliei'n_ -whlt‘h might in time. lt'nd_ to tho formation of a i‘ur'- ling (‘lnii there. I\"e¢1<lless to .say th., gathering provcd tr rnost. cnj0_vablc unc. the rw.-slci-irei's proving \'ci'_\' nd<;';il pupils. _-\t'terwartls the visi- tors \\'ei'c- the grrcsts of their Snmnier- sid.. iricutls at Joe linn's. Restau- rant. \vln=r'<». a lip-top o_vstt'i' supper was servotl and an inrpi'omptu toast- list \\'as carried t;-nt. ’l`lrr- spirit ot' good-l'cllo\v.~rliip was iipperiirosl at this repust and ull were unaniriioris in feciirig that the gathering was oin- wlricli should help io cenrcrrt the feel- ing ol' l'r'iclulliiit=.~'s In-t\\'tevrr thc lwu towns.

At thc home ol’ her nepiiew. i'irn.~'.

li. .l. l\it:l,e'otl, Mt. Bucliannii, Alisa lluiirurlr liichcod pnssetl pt'acl'l'nli_\' away ut 10.30 a. ni.. Moiiday Jan. Sth. at llrc ndvaircetl nge ol' eighty- sevcu _\'cai's nnd six nrontlis, alter' n brief illiiess 'it' la grippri. She' leaves to mourn one .~:-ister, l~‘loi"a. lit.-ceasctl was n woman ol' n kind and c.l\oerful dispn~ition_ was loved h_v both old and _\'ou|ii_'. and died trusting in her Sa- viour. Slit- was licdl`a.<t the -last si.\' _\'cnr's owing to air accidental fnfll, but still had tire use of her hands. She was a good knitter, having knit nine pairs socks for the Rod Cross'-_ She was vtfry fond ot' reading and had n good nieiuory.- The funeral scrvicc wav. conducted by ltov. J. \V. lilc- Kenzie. licr rcrnairrs. followed by n large numliefr' oi' friends, were inter- red in Belfast. ('emetei'y. 'i‘lie 'pall- bearers were. John W. McLeod. Jas. 17, Murchison, Neil l\iori'ii-ion. .lniiiies A. Stewart, Dougulil Mclilnnon nird Willianr Maclilnnon.

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' ewbrofs _ Aids Nature and

Herpicide Keeps the 'Scalp

f Clean from 'Dandruff

Reasonable care and effort are all

that are required to enable almost any woman to have good hair. When

the hair falls out and is striniiy, uu- even, dry, brittle and genera ff un~ sightly, the condition is neurlya ways due to dandruif.

Before the hairwillsgrqw naturally

and luxuriantiy, the chle-like accu- inulationmust be 'V " "

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Herplcide does. '

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nature. Her i- _ “““"'- '“"i‘:' "'“""

the use of the First nnd 'Original Germ-l'toiired_v for Dandrulf. Hcrpi- cide stops ittlzingr of the scalp. ll

lim: :rn cxqui:-zito odor.

You can obtain n trial size bottle

and hool.l_;t. tfliiug all nbout. the hair by sending tcn cents in postage . or silvcr to The ilerpicide Co.,

Dept. S, Detroit.

Mich.

Your dealer

sells Herpicide in two sizes, 50 cents and $1.00, and guarantees satisfactory *re- sults or money

ft d l =- ' refunded Insist u ron havin n-

scalp clean, adds a so ness a.n u.= _ _ . _ _ . | g ge ter tothehsirwhienindiana-stealth. pine ii<'i"i»»v"f@ 1\f»<i__n'>t Hema ‘off

it not only prevents the _hair from.

ln-imrl nnirl to be just as good

falling out but causes it to bctoino 5 l"°l’f*""‘l’ "' Th_°”“,"l_h_“lt“"° 09'” one of woman's greatest charms. Wg 32% ““|m"?;S`.;" "“' "ml a“'°l°'

Beautiful hair and into ofitmaybo itwrttfi 1" < ' `

'iiletzryiir-l<le applications obtained at ' ~f" I* rlicr sho ii and hair

th; '- ~ _ _'..'-.i:=1':i '.'_`l..<""' ' if- l 1'. ." p tn devote l little personal elf: rf. _,ti ¢lre;:sin;g |»ar|oi's.

Johnson a .ionus

ON, Special Agents. `

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.» IVIR THUE-’l‘e thou in APPOINTEU STATION AGlN'l’.- west t th. Tb . roceeda were sl- we circle a ra or amugins Mr. A. D. McLennan. of Vernon River. :len leroclted Croc: pWork and the , Qllmdg WAI enacted poem!-ly. A ‘ ' has been appointed Railway Station ‘thanks ot that Society are due to all

ent young tar@ at Hazel- d Agent at Murray Harbor in succes- the players but especially to Mies Lot- ' " 9XDO°ting to mgt a lady friend sion to the late Mr. M '_ ti h lb il t-herl

'_-- |~ ~_=_ part Ollie Province in _

t t _ ty. _ ii annoyed at not nuttin; 5"* "““‘“3"' °"’¥ D'“PP°"‘* conuw/ru. Announcsuisnrs. and to ner ability is use are mndl

' the.usual trygting -place but was There nrymgny imiqgigng of gm. -Rev. J. Heaney will conduct servl- success that it was. John McNeill

-- lledkto return tin sorrow to his_‘ great treatment for coughs, c0|d¢_ ces ne-xt Lord'a Day as follows: North acted as stage manager and deco-ra

e. However, not to be daunted. croup, bronchitis and ' Wiltshire at 11, Kingston at 3, Corn- tor and well he did his part. _

"‘ har? lookout was kept on all trains wimoping ,mush ~~ n length was rewarded. and the Th ey u,u¢1|y

i _t seen of them was ,leaving the have some “le tation “eastward bound’ looking as on the merit, of a.-ppy as could be anti a living proof the original’ but

4 _,_A of-the saying that The course oi' it would be

A true love never r'uns smooth. remembe ,_ 9 d

woN THE AuToa|0B|l.\¥'!'he| l

lottery for the autlllioblii pt' Bllyli'

to hold the fair it was finally decided'

in the Agricultural Building. The Sec--

that they are like it in name

only.

FRIDAY

TALK ABOUT PORK.-Mr. Jas. A.

McAilani of West St. Peters brought lc- the t‘lty yesterday. n September litter ot' pigs which realized him the extraordinary sum of $303.68. They were sold lo Mr. R. E. Mtttch at 19c. per iii. (`an anyone beat it? _

ISLANDER ILL-’l‘lrc nrany friends

and acunairrtaircfes ot' l’tt-_ Ed. Smith ot' this city. will regret to learn that he is in the hospital at liavre. France with pneumonia according to a des- patth i'eccived here yesterday. Pte. Smith left. here with the 105th Batta-

nrst dr rft fioiri that regiment

Therc passed peat:ei'uli_v away at

Lilith of January. 1917. after a week`s illness Jaire. widow ot' the late Peter' .VlcAula_v in the eightieth year ot' her age. The deceased was a daughter of the late Captain Kennedy ot Marie, who for many years conducted a ship- yard at that place. She was atten- ded in her' last illness by her pastor' Rev. A. McArr1ay, and died fortified by the last rites of the Roman Catho- lic Church of which she had always been a faithful member. She leaves to morrrirbesltles a host 'oi' friends and relatives, a`_i’amily consisting ot' the following: Three sons, Franklin on the homestead. Alphonsiis in West Somerville' and Joseph in Mcllennon. Alberta, und three daughters, Mrs. John A. Peters of South Boston, Mrs. David G. Brean of Hyde Park and Mrs. _Pitts J. Sntlrcrland ot’ St. Peters. by whom she will he sorely missed. May lrer soul rest in peace. (island papers please copy.)

' ENJOYABLE BANQUET.- Last Thursday evening. the annual han- quet. ot the Marshfield l<`arincrs' ln- stitute was held in t-he hall. and was a very enjoyable and strut-oss't'rii function. Owing to the prevalence ot' sickness in tin' community the ga- thering was not so large ns on former occasions. but apart from that tlierc was tr very iiitcrcstitig progrnninrt' and tr feast of good things. The rc- pnst wus prepared by the ladies, ol the Instituto in cxcoliciil style; it was ti'airrt_\'. satis-n`_\‘iirg and t'ni'tlfyiug. BPt`ur'c- thc feast was pnrtakcn of, an irrlt-restiiig proginniinc was rendered. with the capable and pi'ogre:~‘sivt= l’it-sldent ol' the Institute. Mr. ‘.‘v'nl- ton \Vui'rcn. in thc chair. ’l`lrc pro- grnii\rr\<> inclruliiri n well cxccutcd solo by our popular' vocnlis't. l\lls.< t‘rosl>_\' tr-nco|'nd`iZ rcirtling. Miss Ruby Sit wart; duct. .\ii'. l<`. \'\'. (l~otli`i'e_v unrl' .\ii.-ns l<‘lo t‘ninpl>cll; iw-i~i<t,atioii. Miss L\ln_\' Slt'\\'ni'l; violin solo, .\lr. ll. ll. 1)t=-unis it-ricorctli: songs by Miss l"loi'i'i~ Scott- and l\I:ss (‘a1'nphcll. anti spccclivs by Mesisrt-t l’r.~tcr' lirodie. \V. J. tiilisoii and \V. H. (iodi`r'c_\'. Special nicntion might he inadrf oi' the violin solo by Air. Dennis, acconiptriricil by liiiss ('ror'by on the organ. .»\ vote ol' thanks was rnovcd' by Mr. \V. J. Gibson. sccuiidctl by r\ii'. \V. il. G0d|'i'<ay and ably supportcd hy Mr. .loliil Sic-tson. and pi'c.<ci\tcrl lo those who took part in thc pro;:ruirrn|e. niaitlng il n .s'ri<'cn.~'s. 'l`ln_- nc- ([‘5i'> nruiilng it such a stu-ci-s.~:. ’l‘h(» uc- co|riparrisls*ot' thc cv+'iii_ng.: tvcrc Mis. .-'\. \V. llohc~|‘tsori and Miss llerutio t`rosli_\'. lt was at`tt='|' inidnigirt before the cn_loy:rlilc.‘ huirtitlct. wliicli was a credit, to nil rcoirccrirtftl. \vas brought to n t'los't'. -»-(‘0lll.

THE 105TH TO BE ABOLlSHED.--

A corrcsporrdcirt of Tho i‘]xatuint`,rr_ writing troin \Vltlc_v Vamp. England, under datc ol' .lanun|'_v 22nd. stated that at the time of writing itsoemed ct'i'lnii| that thc i'r‘.niuiiulct‘ ol' thc 104t.-lr nnd 105th Regiments. now in cainp, wero to he uiuulganratcd and' to hear the numbc-r 104, (lol. ings of the 105llr to he in coiniiu\nd'. There soenis to be considei'ablc- feeling on the part of the 105th that their old number should he wiped out. It means. further that ir number of thc sfiiilor ofilt-ers will Iiuve to vacate their posts, ns. although the amalga- niated i'f-.girnciit will carry fourteen supeimtnrerary lieutenunts the mim- her of captains and majors wi-li have to be reducc~ri‘ by halt. The same cor- respond'eiit states that field certifi- cates were granted to the following ofliccrs: Mirjor li. ii. Campbell; (lapt. li. G. Dawson. tlliitlnguished in .topography and organizatloii; Lieut. (look. distinguished in topography, eirginecrliig. organization, administra- tion and' law; i.ieut. S. K. Donald: dis- tlnguii-ilred i-n law and dilll; Lleut. Metherall. distinguished in organiza- tion: l.ieuts. i`. G. McDonald. D. A. Sutiierland, ll. lt. Mcheaii. and J. R. Paton. Tire corre'spon'dent re- marks thai irsormnn preached by captain. iiev. R. G. Taylor. on the rt-=Ia_tlons -betwceii olilcers. non-coma.. and men. had' causeil c0ns‘ld'erabie comment. The ‘health of the 105th Regiment han been niaintaiiicd at the high standard which clurractc-r-lzed- it in Charlottetown and Valcaitler, the last briizade orders showing that there

was only 1.58 per cent on the shik list. ns against 4.26 for the l04tlr. ti at is, there were only about three men Ulf duty out of every two hundred in the math mul' about 8.5 men .out ot the New Brunswick Regiment.

lion and crossc-rl to France with the

hastily snnriuoired and by treaturcrrt _B,_1___¢__ - _______ _____ _E _ . _ qi _ __

p ,s _ tr 'e _ ru ri. tr i ll ,ttgtjpe-_.'“*'-F 3-Tf _ " 1 1 _'_ ' -~ ,"' will be some time bet'ore .\lr. Bcii- ` I =" it will be abic to do airy work. 5 (-_\ (__/-_"5 :_'.»~~ _- '- i‘tv:,__:_: it

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GOVERNMENT sAv|NGs BANK.-l . » _ ~ : - __f.‘ “Y » . -» 'L' - 1 ‘ i `

ln the 'last issue ofthe Cairntla tiazette; 1.-‘,.,.’ f\ _ __ ' _ .1 OU like .

appears u statement of the balance » " 7 ' ‘ _ _._ H ) t credit oi' depositers in the Domin- i l _ -\ ' _ _N ~__,,"__ [he flavor _

'on Government Savings Banks on Dec. 1 ' _' _ _ ' _. \ .

31. 1916. it shows- that in Savings _ ` " __ -‘ _ 5-'lift f ._

ank at Charlottetown' on Nov. 30th. ' V A 235%! 1916 there was a balance ot' $1,9l2..- _ _ ~.. - _ ` ',_» 395.99. There were deposits in Det-» --_ _ f f=--~-°~

her home in Southampton ou tho’

_ lRl$HTOWN.- The serui~niinual examination of lrishtown school was, held l<`rid'ay_ Jan. l9th. (in account ol'

wall ut 7 There will als be ser-

clnnis e Jackman w o gave 1 era y o ‘

time and talent training the players.

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vice at Hampshire at 7 conducted hy There passm |,§,,,¢@f.,|i_,» ,lwuv ,li Mr. George Crewye. The 131016' Sm" French River, New-l.ontl\\_, on ’t"inri's-' dy Class ““"d“°‘ed by M"~ “'~ H- day morning last. lPelu'rnrry lst, i\'i".l B°y]6 Wm meet at C°"““'a" *lt 11' Lemuel P. Sims at the rid'/tiritzcfl nge'

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Bomss ARRlVE""Th"ee b°‘u°'Buo ldv. ygldihls wus the voungc-r; sou of i

Trriveg lu Ute Cnyl 5%’ me ;““ll't'l;`“l" the late Mr. John (1. Sluts who in his| ‘ _ ..

rom .eorge own as even ng, one /_ _ _ (»| ~| mat - _ _ ' of Miss Annie McKay. whose death §a:|ll'1a;l€'_l,Ivsre,"§‘:i,(ll,(:|ll 1?() TAn;"d(i_::;”it_ -4 _` _ f 3 occci'red in Orange, New Jei'sc_\'; Miss Th 1 I .k |. ,». H S w,.,1a\- ` v I r 1 Fraser' of Clyde Rlvcr. who also died lat 3 0.léll‘§;: ufslunltsodsghlillp 11:.. Wm. River. All oi' dcceased’s brothers wife of Mr. G;'or'i;c ()rr. l<‘rench ltlvci in the l'nited States, and lilr._ Janiteslexcepmmmfv mm Vet 5 large ,,umi,a,- and sisters prcticceasc-rl_hint with the] lhq int., Mr. binrs‘ was a lite long HBi`b9l`f Edmonds. WHO llifill ill N“-\\'{(,f th.. ,|@(,,,,§S,.,d', f,-|.,n,1_< ,mem|€(| tg, exception ot' l\li.~'_< llessiprhiius whol supporter 'of the (onservntrve p.uly Gli1S80\\'. N. S., aftér tl hl'l<.‘f illl\*‘St‘; pm- th.. my mbum of respeft [0 0m._'resldes\ with her' brother-rnlaw Mr. and cue ot the most progressive farm 01' lJI19\1lll0\\l8» NIH ifilllertil iilliv-"Wh'0m l|,,.\, ,.Hlee.me,| v..,~\__ h|gh|v_ Ai.lose-ph llarding at l"rciicl\ Rive-r. llis ers in New London.

daily happenings ln Canada and thus keeps the soldiers posted in thc at-

glove whith he wore tanrc in (on a with the cogs, \\ttl\ the result that the rlghi, llrumb was drawn in and badly mangled. Dr. Sinrpsou was

mber of $48,566.00- making a total of'

able. only a few ot the ratepayers- wero press-nt. The pupils were exam- ined lil the dil`l`crt:»nl lirarrclics by ilrcii' teacher. Mr. Jack Moirtgoincr_\'_ who was veryahly assisted hy Mr. iienr_\' Ready, teacher from Sun View

liani Piofitt. iii speaking coniplinrcnt-

ery iatcpaycr' and ptrrt=iil will ho pres-f cnt to erneouragc both teacher' and pu- pils in tht' good work heing donc.

t`irt'stt-r At-oi'n_ :i`.= .\li'. lirorvn dressed- iir i’rinc,. .»\lbi~i'| cosrurnt' looked ar' typiczrl gt-irtlcirnrii. and arltholiglr tr'

tion. ' 'l‘l\t» two _\lls.~' lirowns in thc; pt.'|'so|is_of l\lls_~‘e~s Katie (`ur'|'le und' Victoria. .ivirkiiis lookcd sweet. espn-l cially in liio tiiini act.. when tlr'cs.<\f-tl asl liridcs they it-it.~ltf‘d tht-ir part. Wlrllsll ev<,'|°yliody cxpc-ctcd .\iiss .lnssic Jcn-‘ kins to do lrcr' part null. her' p<'rsoiri~i iicntlon ot' “r\laggic` thc iuaid, wusl wcll uclcd i-'spct'l.'rli_\~ \\'lr|'n “l’olico~l nran l’als_v" in thc person nl'_ l\lr.l t'liristy Jenkins cniuc in tiff hi.~:` "bout" lo inukc itvvc to licr. Mix( l'hostci' Rohert.s'o,, as .lack A|'instroiu:.1 tl poor hunk clfsrk succct-‘tictl well. os'-! pccially as lic got the girl lin \vuirtcd: in the cud. Mr. Fred. Relic.-rtsoii as i)|'. Horton tin- “Ai'istoct'ul" wns_ right ni. lrcnn- with his* part and lhmiks to the "llluiidci'iiig Mr. Brown' - also :_=ti<'t'.t.~ctlt,‘tl in getting thc, right' wife. in ilrct. from ilrst lo‘iust. thvi play wlricli lasted one and one hull. liours wus a sillrccss not a dull iniiintc.L in it. while thc lutlierous .silrralioiis kcpt the faces oi' the audit;-nce wi'<-ntli-5 ed in sinilc.~'. `liet\vceit'tlu- nclsl Mrs. \\'in. l\lcl'luf!l\crn and Islct ill- clrar'l:i sung that good old plalntivt" song. "Flow gently Sweet. .t\t`t0n.”l

The aulo ot' ironic maéie <;aritl_\`/_"Hirst also appreciated hy t use with ai

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place at 9 Q`cl0Ck this morning. _ .` ,. 1 't mf] _ willow. tr tlnuglrter' ot' the late

¢ -_- \:_l,|;;.]l,fi|,;T:,,:,T|::SKava,-el,-@::::;1,(l t'liurlcs Hinns of t'liai'lot_leto\vn, sur- New tho lahoui'e:°`s task is o’ti

THE 50|-DIEFS' PAPER-'W 'l`l\"il.,| to an -|~|mm.|5 '|;\|,i.;(.mm| t-hurvh vires hini, also the following sons nnd .\o\v the battle day is past

_Guardian has received frorii the <`:rn~> '_ _ .f ' _ __‘ ' . ` lartglrvrs; (Ih-aries in tlalifornia;

Thi' h`*'l”°"` ladliln VW" R@C0l`ll-S 0|'f\<‘-9- l10llll0l\- lilx, ;`l\:.l|(,l:|.;m \,li‘,l;;9d ‘William and Ei'riest in \'ictc~ria. B.(_‘.; Lands the voyager' at last “mu” \'°f th” CODY Df N0- 5 Of thc “(`_i\l\i_1i|ii\l1 l)1_\il.\`I‘“.a(s -p,.e'H,.‘|N.d' |,\.‘lt|". l`:{,.,,_'M,-'_ wut. Jairres and Gs-org£.'_un the lromestead; Fatlrcr *in thy gi'n<;~i‘orrs keeping porl:§u|;5€\*;dbEi;l:‘a&:r§ §tec(grd.” atnetwls l(iuilet;;i rssripil 1.-._-ti SML The ,.mmm§___ “_l.|-8 mi.; lu ,-pg; in tlarltlrl Jolin‘(1‘Vi litrl this ctityz the Leave nic' now lh_v servant sleep

large o E' Tuna( an roops in ,, . .. ». . », en ani ai' in 'a ionic.

of A. \V. Chase. M.Q_-__r , France and England. The bulletin the Llmmopul (`emeL9"" M hem” - '

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Now upon the t`artin=r shore

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she was unable to r'elrirn the many ` ' HWGS in C0¥lClS0 f0I`il\ the t-lid? 01' UN’ f '_ in _ _ _ 4" E5' ' » _*Wit _

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be "just so." '“ ‘ ‘. bi l‘;-_-.'l~',_`.>'t " _

Pin your faith to KlNG COLE next _~ _ `

time, and see how well it will serve you

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night by local tnlcni and although tire U I §.> /._ __,_ ~-_..._ ,.T;~..'»/ rvcallrcr a`nd ronrls wcrn liotir bad, tlic_\- - ig.; -TZ - -r;_" lf*--_--..`...........ir7 ’ \vt>i'e `grcctntl hy a t`rill house. Mr.` / g - ` I ~-////

$l.960,96l.99, withdrawals for Decent- F ' __ ' ' ' , - t>~ -1 .'> 9 " 'b~r_

_ _,_/,-,_<o._ They all come out o t e

if BEAVER F L()UR Barrel

ei totaled $-3,61 .20, leaving .r .r

alice on December 31st ot' $1,93T.342.7il.j . f'-\ ‘ f I

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tht weather iein so vcr disagree I //E.

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Apple Pie and Hot Rolls for supper_-Jelly Roll

M § and Chocolate Cake and delicious horncmade

the close`oi` tlrerexauiinatioii Mr. \\`A'il- I xi; `_ /l _ Bféiltl itil' (llllllCl‘

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ed the tcaclici' and scholars \'ei'y high- /;F_`\ _ gy//H um- \\\ _» " -l Ll (l tlll'lgS fllltl f/

ly. Other rciiiai°ks oi` ti sinrilar' nat-_ `"~`\`;f'_ '-_ “_ '_ _/,_--'51 _ _ ‘I .gf “I

ure were made by Mr. \\'iliiaiu Payn-_ . '_--__\ \_ ~.\'\\\ rg ;`_:_-_ _I)0ughn}ll"» 'I ld (_ L./7/I :___ ter, Mr. Geo. (!oridl_\'. and Mr. ileuryj 'ir K \ \ \ \ \ ‘Tj 'I/-'~'__-.L C0_Ol(lCS11l'ltl RIllSill Bl'CilLl _ '- T/ Ready. Ou thc- whole the exuiuinu-i ' "””'i`_ ‘ \ ’ '__-..'J"' ____ .ill at t|u.ir dunticst '___-_-_ VER

tion was' a great success. save' only' ,_-2"' \ \\ _ff ‘ ' ` "1 QP 4°

for the poor' attendance oi the parents l ff/ l ` Hlld bCSlZ Wl1Cl`i Hllldti Of ; _ ' ’

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wE|_|_ PRESENTED PLAY 'rin-. ff 5*" iii / // /I) lf'

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llrrf-c uct play “l3l\indei'iiig Mr. Bro\vn"l f '- ,l "" lm _.5-_gg %//%/ ..- l in l _

wus _-ringed in ll:\|'tric_v llnll ’l`riosda_\'l - 4 `/ll ‘\”/_ A' '_ _Q "" '-i

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hard part tl, uct did il with all thug ' ‘ ‘__ ‘ case and grncv tri' a pr'ot'c.~rsior\al.3 'i i

Miss _\la_\- .incltiirair as Mrs. Brorvn ' nctefl the part ot' ".\lntlror"' to |\ci'l‘ct'-‘ _ .

' MILLED or Bcsnoso wnEAT _

“Beaver” Flour isjust as good for Pastry as for Bread., It is the product ofOn- tario wiiitci' wlicat, blended with western spring wheat to increase tlie_sti'ength. “Bezrver” Flour has the best qualities of both kinds ofwheat-the whiteness, lightness, delicate rltlvottr and perfect Pastry iiraking qualities of Ontario

wiritei' wlieat-coupled with the extra streiigtlr of western spring wheat.

Being sciciitiiical'ly blended in exact proportions, the blended wheats are always tlic sanic in strength and quality-and so is the flour..

If you litrrc never tried a blended liour, you cannot imagine what a diii`crcnc_e there is 'between “Beaver” 1"l_our and the usual Western spring wheat ilours. (Get a sack of “Beaver” Flour at your dealcr’s, and try it for yourself.

DEALERS-get our prices on Feed, Coarse Grains and Cereals. ,gs >'rna~'-r. H! -'raruon o_o. Lnvririap, _ ,__ - ci-iarnatu, ont.

fairs ot their country during tht-ir' _ _ l _'T "-'_'-_.'f§.`=f' ` -._ _,_ absen(,9_ ( _ S M \ '”\_/ E v _l`<f/__ -». :_ $4, wr: ‘lg i-at

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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-A painfrrl \ / "‘_'_'_~' -|-mt(--__' .- pi'-\‘_ ',;-_\'_ ‘ J _ " g accident occurred at Stanley Bridge T Q/ \® _;_§'.‘ S ;_ v on \Vedne-sday last. 1 While _ i"i'c_d| of caurse they will take 2 cup of tea’ _,__,_,._ I _\\ Y __ I' “' y '

Bennett was inthe act of stopping his _ _ \ _._`i___ ; é ,/ .

asoline engine. the thuurli of the and nalllrhlly YOU BIG "-1|'lxl0\l3 lt Shi”-lld 'T`f_"' \\ \ i"l"f'“ li "‘-t rl `

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hoe tosr the tl nl ltiouh ~ ` ‘\ , __f'l_l\/l ` Il \ 1 . If . i i - .' ll sq _ i

p»---i~5-&@- ____£-_-5-..-45--3

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