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An Hour Before Dawn In Four Parts A[Sequel to Chelsea 7750

With Henry E. Dixeys Laura Sawyer and House ' ` CICYS `

Mr. A. C. Smith Tenor

F armer's Attention: |

Don’t delay buying your Seeds. as we expect our

stock will soonbe sold out:

We still have on hand a limited supply of the

Highest Quality:

Early Clover, Late Clover, Alsike Clover, White Clover, Timothy Seed,

White Russian Wheat,

White Fife Wheat,

Red Fife Wheat.

White Banner Oats,

Black Tartarian Oats,

Duckbill Barley,

lliandscheuri Barley,

Silver Hull Buckwheat,

Peas, Vetches, Corn. We guarantee all of tl e above- to be the best on

the market.

Remember our Motto:

“One grade only and that the best."

Don‘t buy your seeds until you call and see our

stock and Government analysis of same, and get lowest prices.

A. Horne & Co

rrrnis to mvintbh Pmvlmv

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NORTH BEDEQUI -#Byline will service .in lliilidl Bullltue

mmm Ohgiglv-an Friar vvwlltr was aunoun

Mins Lots llaeKtlnlay,`!|. A.,

was the gnolt olulls 0. Joan ar, H. A.. Wumlh. im tor home, North River P.; E. I. Friday. Misa luKinls¥l one

many, hright llleossllll ot .Prince oi Wales 001109.

town, at the lnt convocation ol University ot Dalhousie received

dqgme 0( M58!-Gr 0! AHB. Sl”

tnbly -passed the examinations,

subject being bntin.I'Ior future as an eduoationist is will W9' taining the well merited r of P, E. Island lor ncliiavement aloft! educational lines.

mLby the Famous Player Film Co. t UNDER EEE” _On we at

» comme NEXT WEEK 1.._l§'..`...‘ .1 _...ii 1...., 4.....

place from Toulon HOSl>lf?l-h

From the Imperial Theatre, St. John. , Manitoba. the funeral of ~ 0 H

» _ ' ' arlottetown P.

henne, lately oi Ch I_, The simple and

was conducted by Rev. Hr. oi Balmoral. a88lBt0d ’ bi R"- llunter of the li09Dlt8l 0"d_Bgé‘_

Smitherman. EPlS¢0P3l ‘“““ 'l`eulon, The presence oi n'-any

eu- henutiiul new l\0m¢ l

unniern ctiiiwniencug which n:.i\le it ,- fredii in \~.t.\\i owner mid contract-0 .i and to tb: .-nmmunity in Z°“¢¥`-ll Tm .=\'enin_tz which scemrd nltokelh-1

fi... short nas spent in various ga es music, grnmophoue sclccf.i0¥\S ctr. fm siippur \,t~`;ng unnounced the com- uanv nits-red the spacious dininz itioni und u\»vt:irds ol sixty zur-sts nn .taint to ii repost. itrrollrcfl hr tbl- ladies uf \\'iuslot*_ that cou‘i,l not ‘ir 1-:rf-llf.l_ .-\it.°r iiuil‘l*` lll-<li<`f‘ lliifl _. ._ dmie to 1 ull. .;-- -"~»\~-\‘.iint-ntiug or-

tui r i .- :ic thu host nntl hostess to th-ir neu home were tendered bv the zsntlenz-er. present., which were nlily- resptiiitled to bv Mr. Munn, who in n few well choscn words thanked.

tlir rouipsiur ior their presciice auf. tissiired tlit-in thnt. they were lit-.nrtil \velcmr.e_ Ailt-r singing Auld -han Sync the quests departed feeling tba; nn-_v had svvut. ii vt-xv vlcassiit. ev I

honlth und prosperity in their new

v - _ing and uishinz Mr. and Mrs. M\:|3l

wholesale and Retad | and family manv ioyous vears of

3 lmnw.

T 5 ' _ __ _ __ ~ ~ -M -

i nited Silver Black Fox Co

Lirnlted

Head Office Tryon, P. E. I.

‘av/nnu'n¢

Ranch located at Central Bedeque P. E. I. -

- Authorized Capital $150.000

Stock Issue Par value of Shares

Terms of Payment. 20 per cent on application. , 30 p. c. in Jul y- Balance on or before Sept. 5th, 1914.

` Directors _

87.000 25. E

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President-F. G. Lang, Tryon, P. E. Island, .Sec y and Manager of

the Tryon Dairy Association

Vice President-Ephraim Bell, Cape Traverse, P. E. I. Farmer. E. W Webster, Portland,'Oregan. Capitalist. '

A. Stirling McKay, Sumrnersirle, P. E. I. Secy-Treas of Brace McKay ,

& Co., Ltd., one of the largest mercantile'estalJlishmen_ts ofthe Island. t

Gordon Dawson Ca Traverse, Farmer

way, New York,

George Woods, Tryon, P. E. I. Farmer.

Public Schools.

~ » ' Assets

Ranchmg

all incidental expenses.

pany nothing for keep.

request. ~ received by Scc’y or by

1 Pe . ° _ . ~ _ W. J. Lyman, Boston Mass. Representing alle Randa Hat Co. Broad-

'l`he Directors; have 1-ntcred into a oontraé' with the Maritime Silver'

Black Fox Co., ol Central llerluquc to ranch their fox for a term of five years at the low cost of seven and one halt' per cent of the y rly increase. This includes

The care-taker of thc Maritime Co Mr. john A. Dawson has this year shown.,

that he |s_most capable rant-h_er and cannot be excelled in caring for foxes. In- vestors will feel satisfied that it/is under his care and management, the foxes of the United Silver Black Fox Co., are to be ranched. lf no increase it costs the Com-

Probable Prodts

the low capitalization and the moderate charge for ranching the

'a.dw|dend in 1915 of at least from 60 to 80 per cent.

"Scc’y Treasurer-Wilfred Boulter, Tryon, P. E. I. Inspector of

Five pairs of 1914 Silver Black Foxes, selected from the highest grade of

class A Stock. Particular care was taken by the promoters in securing foxes

havlngaolific parents, some of which were among thc seasons earliest litters.

_ is Company iguaruntccs that in the event ot' more foxes being added

they will from Island foxes of class A. The number already secured are of the Rayner, 'I uplin and Hutton strain.

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‘of the Directors.

worthy

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KNIG.H’l‘S____ QF PPT!-[IAS

lndge, Noi I9, Knights of lllllll iolllllt at "8 o'olock.

Rank (Lnlik Form) will

on ssvsral csndidatu.

member is requastzad to attend

DIED AT RHODE ISLAND.-Hr. Artl~\n~ Edmunds nt this city nm-lved

¢°|¢‘!l’sm last night announcing the sudden death oi his brothsr-in-law,`, hir. Henry J. Williams, of Provid- ence, Rhode Island.

Linn-us' Arn u|=.n'r1No.-1‘»w~..».- _ ,_ y `

-tual meeting of' the Ladies' Aid

ol the P. F. I. Hospital will

he held at the Y. M. C. A. cn May ‘!lst., at 3.80 p, m. 1

scene ui nufahgdysg’ '-“' Church waited upon Mrs. 'Mgglrlgll' _ . » . . ._ _ _ First Sh 745 _

avening, Avril W _ =‘ ‘ lin, wlle oi the pastor, (Rev, cs l _ _ - » ' ‘ _ - ` , OW _

number oi friends and I\¢\.2"b'-‘W “F Laughlin) and presented to her ii- 7 pg i c ,_A Seqgnd .9 p_ m seinbl<._i to Day Well' l`e=`p"’°'“S “ml handsom: and costly silver ben serv- I ( ' ’ ntl:-r rtizigrniilnnions tu Mr. mil Mrs' me of SM-an pieces, Rev. Mr. Mc- -

int lilin and family are to leave

Munn in th' ’ _ . lg

This house- luis bcfrl df'-S\Kl“’d *“‘ next month lor Bermuda.

pun; nv Nr. Alex. McDonald, :nu i ____ his assistant, MF. Will Stewart 0 ` li0_\ll`<i AGAIN.-Rev, \\`. D. Wilsmi-, Brookfield. ll. is finished tliroilzbvll Field Secretary ri ‘che `l`e~i\p~.-.rantc with linnvcr hoard and has if-‘1-Il Alliance, Mrs. Wilson and three child-

ren returned Tuwday evening from Scotland, share Mrs. \\`ilsu-i ard children spent the winter, Mr. Wilson -raking the trip across to fiecompany` them home. They had a delightful,

their old 'home and all look und feel uit- tim," nt their hanuuy.

Ari>Ro,wuiNo _ Mnnsiitar.-in otnum » egslrflpga states;-°~Mr. and’ in-s. wnnm nw-nsie`y. ,324 \\'i\m-na street, anno\inéi*.“the engagement oi` their daughter, Sylvia, tn Mr. Gar- net Wolsley Huntlev, 'nf Ottawa, for- merlv of Prince Edward Island- The wsdding will take place on June 10th," hir. Huntly wasin the book- widiiig tnnnness here un to ff lew years ~igo_ and is now engraved in the Novi.

uting Bureau at Ottawa. `

Pll`l?€lfE EDWARD "l`HEA'l`RE.-A good pictorial program was '\‘i\-\\cSs- ed' by goocrhousss at the Prince El- wara 'rhesus use night. “When Her- rot Met Pierrette", an “Eclsir" mas- terpiece, featuring liarbnrn 'lfmmt the most \~.eaut.iiul motion picture ac- tress, was the "leader," It was n play in two nets, witlrexcelleut act- ’ng and beautiful photography and was well protected. "His Faithful Sur

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trulinn native who gave his life to save the honor gf his master’s-wife, nd “His Conscience," 9. western tlrnnn, were pictures greatly enioyed. The humor for the evening 'wan uhuntla,ntIy` supplied, by the photo~ play "'l‘eu<~.hin;; Dau ,1I,esg0n," which WIIH u scremn irom- start. to tin-ish, Mr. Cairns wus wcll applnmled in his Votffll- selection, "Forgotten," which ho sang splendidly, ' _

]"L(lUHIBI-IING S(lC'IE'l'Y.-The an-

nual meeting oi the St. Elizahet,h’@ Aid Society -of.St Dunsbairs Cathed- rai,.tq0k p'\m<`:e in lzhn lnsemmih oi the' ,Pro-Cathedral nn Sundsy.'la9t.'I‘ho oiii-. cers for the ensuing 'year are:-_Mrq, Dr. B. R. Jenin-ns~President;._ Mraij J. J. Horufby-Vibe.-Pres. Mrs. (nl ll. J: Ledwell-2n-d/ Vim.-Pres. ' (fella Kvlll'-SGCV. Mrs, Wm. 'Moran Treas. Tho work done by. tha ladlqj' Illlrlnv the nastfvear has been sxcepf tlonnlly wide and comprehensive. nov-1' erin: vv\M\y.act.s of kind-ness and help- th it other sections _ot church wprlc

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in lasy Way to tiet

Fat and Be Strong

'I lm trouble with most thin (ning

wht, wish to gain we'0,t,-n, ig that mpy mf-'iHl; on drugging their stomucli url 14|-\Ill|Ilg_ it with greasy foods, rumigng- un uselesn "mesh creams," 0|- p,||m,._ mg mme 'foolish physical culture stunt, while the real cause oi thin- nerni gras untouched. You cannot get! lat until your digestive gran “wmv

'Hl“¥l|‘H £0 u' rcmurk-nblg new gown' NUC discovery. it is now possu»l¢,_ tht cnmmne nit.. nmp|¢ form we vm-yj _el_en.ents needed _by the digs/ativ¢ of gnns to help them convent (0011 ln. to rlch, lat-laden. blood. This mal- fcl’-utroke oi 'moflern chemistry is culled Burgol and,has been termed. the greatest of flesh-builders, Snrgor alml thrc-"nh its re-gynerame, re- ccrnntructiilo powers to coax the stomi nch und intqsttnss to literally ponk up the iutttnlng elements of your' food and pusn them into the blond, w\flBfc“‘“

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vnnt" ii vivid drana of n Aus?

llutta the food you eat.

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Produced in C0lll\b_0rat\0l1 With.

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will he a meeting ol the Marshfield 4"," ‘ff-iq,” . ", :THF » t, \'-"**"" _ " » . if '

Farmers' Instltgte nn Saturday even-` ` 4' _, 'f ‘ < ` '- .f . -- U \ _

and their silent syn”-l‘°'3‘Y ‘en s°.“r`, ins. Mav 16th.. at 7,30 n. rn. As R - the Hills - _ r' .'11, ‘ R ts.. ofmueh confort to 1- S°"'°“°:\’;¥ min. win in-_ the im meeting for 8,. Qmanw 9 :_ : ' coward.becomes a.H§ro and _M135

irotller and Sister “`h“ “'°"° me 0 y few weelrs n intl attendance is re-` WBStCfhDI8m3 - 'V a C\2lll'3g60l1S mall* I l 'St

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relatives present. quested. _ ` . __§ .Q `~ ,‘ , _ * i

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it >U:‘h:. ;WARM11~G, - hlcnttovl PltE.\EN1A'rIriN,-At hed rteton, _ ' 2* ‘ I1 - _

iirolilgvthe llalatml “°'°m°"°° “l Ml' \`. B., rn Monday eveninme more

.~ | si- fepms Mmm. -"'15 If “`=‘* uhm mu unites urine Methodist -_9?“_y9'a 0 .;__ _ ~. , _ . lfvl_ng’§_greal¢5f“Sl1CC€SS p ‘ "

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rlin to rmu_‘|‘\ie nmmnin end of the socinty is in a splendid CONN' tion che ladies having held several

money ra1sin~- , _ -. _umyualmgd hnuc¢¢g9¢g_ 'llle re-elected

-rrenafnr, Mm. Jenkins. and her a\r1¢

stall ol assistants are to be congrat- ulated on the splendid showing milde- 'rney enter upon their coming venr's work with bright DFOBDGCY-B-

. i>m7_i~;-wI_\_\'ER.-in 'connection

,with the prize and class; list of Mc-

Gill Universitv which was recently issucd, in addition bo 015 D“\`tl¥“l8\`s already given in the Guaidian of the successful work oi Island under;\'adu| ates; i`t, must be mentioned that Mf. F. Clyde Auld, (son ol Hrs. Auld, Brighton) who did exceptionally well among second-year studaits, \-as bracketed with Miss Margaret Cam-

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ot ths__value oi _$25 and is intended as u tribute to the memory, of the late Rev, Chas, G. Coster, hi. A., P. li. D., Principal of the Grammar School, St. John, N. B., being oi- fered ior competition by Mr. Colin li. Livingstone, B. A., to undergrdd- “ages (men and women) from the Maritime Provinces. It is awarded on the decision cf the Dean ol tne Faculty of Arts to that 'student in Arts who shows the greatest proli- ciency in the examinations st, the end of the session. Ol ".0-irae, the prize, heing in money, will he divi- ded between Miss Cameron and Mr. Auld. It should he .stated also that Mr. Auld was top of the second-year mm, being third onthe compllltt second-year list, two girl students coming hetore hi|.r__ This has been an

unusually successful year tor girl

cron as the winner oi the Charles G. students at !lIc(`rill. lblr. Auld passed Custer Memorial Prize. This Drile is the second your ierominntions in

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was third on the list bracketed gm, Mm’ G“'“°’°"3‘ "-UP- Clarence Tl.. m1l”9l1. another student lrom Chu. l0tf»¢f-OWU. also ‘Paillied the second. year exams. for IL _4_, neing ,mm il cunts ii. ‘

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sensation on the liritisli turf.i|; me announcement that "'l`et,rurvh" 1|,” l’°'”l’Y‘ f“V<>F`il.¢ has aleg iujiu-sd and the trainer has advised the entry ht- scrntcliéd. The announcement is (ak. en to suggest the auf-pit-.ion that uit l=0r~“~ has been purposely injured by some _ one interested in the Derby "‘“"" 0| MHY 970|. Tetrarrh is own- <"l by Capt. I), _l|c(`n.lmont, _

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