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" 5’ =" rece store 0alh~m\\st soeom order. Mini- "Ae", 'maminv °¢A°""" ”b”A »~ ` G " ` M “’
oops.-our ry ww ,,..lh¢ ; _ i ' f ' " - " .
istxlusvtgtksd with ne: :rosa main cllrle twenty-live cents. sm" Anf;';:’f;f”°:'phl;° g"°':,‘l:'~"‘::~ - _- _ .- - _ 3 _ ' '"1"' w°\i'm 'pfirmlfrtfsfs “F mv? -'ral lnoltumo oA||.v our-ous °‘°° "‘° °"1 '°“"°"“"‘ "°‘”‘~" ’°"'_ ' ¢- 1 /" *Vs _ _ “li Rd "U
- igerlléngr rnxnéoyo Sharpe ` Building; can be obtained at Lai!erty's Tensor- :§:'s°'_'.t“H|t; ‘:r'5f"'?€r:tf§‘;°Fh?‘;T ' ” ___ ~ » _ _ _ Q; W
‘ ` 3964-1-18M1i ial Parlors, Bummerllde. m"|__W 'I The Annual’ Moetlnf ‘of :tile `“.lolm '
____ -Q- h t _` ' ____ ' Agnew For Farms. Limited" was held
IDI BKATI- --_NOW IN FR GE.-Anot er o _ l th -Board (Trade Rooms isa
||e;all;gFns8peclal train- "le 50!! 0! 0’L¢A:y”¢llllf|¢! lwl fawh- ` y;,':§:Tl:x:¢:," ¢::R;,'f"ff gn 'seeping and sqm-ge number of share
1ssmchsr1onotowhh¢.__a.1o comming tenths trenches. this time the son °r|‘_§,°¢,,, g',,,, ,,, ,' it mg hoiam wot-o prosoht. lrho mst
_ _ a spoc serv oe
after skate. R_et\_\rna_h__rs 81:00. SL Ml;s..A;_le(‘c;i;a»:!l:¢T';leo;01§ti:‘ut_s__ hmm ot ML md Mn; A_ Mum, M dent,_Hon_, John Agnew, occupied the _
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_ _,__ ,!”f'1\3“ 4-__ ° 1’ nsiihimoh st which he unused tho °\“\|1'
daughter of Mr and Mrs Jessie Mur ‘
_ _ . _ _ After the minutes the? revious
v- _ _ _ _ DAMAGID .ViD'8.-We .stil ._ ~- -_ --~ '» N me na eau” to th; cmd be|""meetlng were `read_ - ed i\\° _ __ _ _
' _ - 1 ' as Ar funniest- rho. _ Y- W . ~ ~ _ r - _ _ -
Th' S"""y°'d° c'°°kw` " Tiiizhszrtehrziiiisgfftmigzd pm? ioo_°:t$$'ot tho season took places \"°"°‘~` M"""° M““`°""W' vliirfgg-’or:eh:;71?°;thioh'ws:u onlin: ‘i¢\l\*9U|\‘
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P W Simms and Consharpe g“||d|n¢ Little ‘i h river on Tuesday last ' I-rm h | “Since our last Annual Report the ‘ Te- “ram
asslusmi um was axes attended Four mn §,"§Em,,‘,',‘,”Bf;, 1,2,” 2 hmoghmtioh with the ri-ovihrui 8°
iggi is
`°" °°0E,o¢ry'"'." _H 'Ili' 'rid the
o;utis'gf._llttl:°sla3'liter":|e two
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fi; *ings _?_ - e ig?-iii? v -_*_ A *gil
which
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I Good vaiugg ` 3" _§‘;“_;”°_'§'°R”§§' _ S§“({§§”°“_.csfm.i nairyihg association “S 5'1"' Him F°1°°-l{»'“1"°“t"t§;P gjgjf Tryila Indian Economyof-this dlsiinctivalaa. J.
_llere Now in Lamps
Our lamps not _ 0BlY
give you excellent illum- ination, but cut down the
oil bill and beautify the
home as well.
See the complete var-
iety here now of
Parlor lamps Hall lamps _
Kitchen lamps- Bedroom lamps_ 1
and lamps for every puf- pose. Our prices are as low _as the quality will
permit.
BLACK & C0.
Sunnyside
trial;
ate. _ _ _ several very remrkable cm,-es have
- s' - D n e vlc ity ve
- -_~ Charlottetown in the said Province head of wmch more ,mme written
,-'-\ ' Surrogate, Judge of Probate. &C-» later on. (Phe following letter is
‘ng-fi. _ ' liable merchant of that vicinity. ‘
_ ' __ \To the Sheriff of the County 01 Covehead Road, Jan. `4, 1917.
' 1;' Prince County or tc-any Constable or My 13 year old daughter had me”
` liiefale l5‘f'~`5°“ With!" “id C°“mY§ matisrn very badly for six or seven
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' »-1 ._ S LNFIELUS UPU” reading We Dai'-1°" °“ me °f often unable tp walk down stairs. We
.____f»\_ _‘~.w...v.~o..»...to_ I-larry,T. Holman of Summersideu a~|spem_ [good deal of money in nw _ I-ir? UNDEHWEAR foresald. Merchant. Prelildefll Cf R-_ search for a cure, but all in vain.
\ _ f 'l‘. Holman Limited” a body corporate We heard of some remarkablecures L _- - \ _. N ; duly incorporated under the laws of_being effected by the Fm.ad°,._ In
two pigs . -W
i ._ Little Augie (Murphy) ,l`1 1. Frisco
I. . C ri .
oominlon oF cANAoA
Pnovmcs or emacs sow/ini: |si.ANn
ln the Surggate Court
ln re estate of Silas Clark late Od!
Summerside in Prince County ill 55|
‘ll `Province. Laborer. deceased. intest- _ The I-‘arador is continually making
B AENEAS A MACDONALD of
&c.. &c. .
GREETING
A ` the said Province, praying that “ particular we were influenced by the
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Here --Today-
This weather calls for
good, vnnifortable, warm winter underwear, and we are right ready for you wiili one of the best ami n1<:»-t <-mnplete displays we liiivu cvcr shown. l
Iiorr- you will Ilnd `
Sianfield's Underwear .
Wats°n's Underwear. Penman’s Underwear.
Tryon Underwear.
:ind every other good i.;rud_f.'. 1 in 5:-piece suits and com- binations to suit any fig- ure. ot a price to ht
yo-nr purse. _
0t|'l8l' Warm WBHFRIJIBS in Prince Edward Island far at least ==nu
Winter caps, with
hand
Woollen Gloves Lined Leather Gloves Worm mitts Woollen sox
Sweater Coats
Sweaters » \
Mufilers
hliiecp-lined coats
()vcr_<>lioos l.iiriil»ernion's rubbers.
Reuben Tuplln ' & Company
.sons interested in thesald estate to- cured in one month and-the cure has
be and appear -before me at a SurroS- ate Court to be -held at my Chambe-rs in the Law Courts Building in Char- lottetown in Queen‘s County in the said Province on 'Tuesday the (Twen- tieth day c~f February next coming A.D. 1917, at the hour of Twelve o’clock noon of the same day to show
icause if they or any of them can why mom gg" Cha,-|0¢temwn_
the said widow Margaret Clark or some one or more of the said heirs-I nt-law or next of-kin should not take
out Letters of Administration to
the estate c-f the said Silas Clark the above named deceased and why in dc-
tnuit thereof the administration of the said estate should. not be granted to the said Petitioner as prayed for in ‘the said Petition and on motion of
for the said Petitioner.
And I do hereby order that a true
copy of this Citation be fmthwith pub- lished in some newspaper published
four consecutive weeks and that ii-
khit copy hereof ho forthwith posted up in " "' `___9 _ ‘ ' '
fthe following public places respective- . 'i
ly namely: in the Hall of the Court _ House in Summer-slde.` and _ 'in the Hall of the Post Ofllce in Summer- slde, and on a fence facing on Water Street near the Railway Station in Summerslde, and that a true copy be
persons interested in the said, Estate may- have due. notice thereof `
G
the Seventh year of His Meiesty'a
Kensigton
Citation may be' iSS\l€d 1°' 01° Pm" grand cure the Faradm- made of the _P0525 llefelneflef Sei f°"l1' Y°“ ‘"9 child of Mr. Edmund Mciuinan of this
|lhel‘€l0r@ hereby l‘€<l\lll’Bd i0 0"” vicinity, which was cured of infantile
t ` w Margaret Clark of Summe-rslde afore- parm,-5|, and ms alter it was Elven
e said the widow of the said deceasedlup by three d0ct0,.s_
` land the] he"'?é“téli';W aim “ggsi We got the Farador for our daugh-
f tie sa as ar e . - - i-
dcceased, and all other per- ur Ove! B' yea' “ga and she bein" w
Albert C. Saunders, Esquire, Proctor '
dont the sting over-night. Never fails
ward isiand.__:Earmer` _'dum
served on tihe Snpeiiilntenaientadc-f the test rllpreggys n&tif‘;le;= mailto 3 nsane Asy um at acowo neari o _ a e
Charlottetown where the said Marganféiy _'io him ht the olilce of Ec- _et ‘Clark is now detained so that all! Quarrie & Ainenault. Sollciwfl. ~
ind Happy Boy third and Scmicolon ‘ouith Following is the summary
i b stopherl 2 2 3 HaDl>Y Boy. (McKay) 3 3 3 Semlcolon (Foley) 44 4.
lN0lHlill UU l nidiiih
fine cures in many parts of the Island.
taken lace i th in of Co `
from a well known and thoroughly re-
years 'She got in such a state that she cc-uld not attend school and was
lirprove at once and.was completely
proved permanent.
Of course. we cannot speak too-
highiy of the Farador and we think every household should have one to use in time of illness.
FRANK D. WEBSTER,
The above letter is addressed to W.
E. Enman,' Farador Agent. 226 Rich-
3963-1-1 8ME1i .
ABSOLUTELY
PAINLESB
No cutting, no plas- ters or pads to press the sore spot. Putnam'a Extractor makes the corn so without pain. Takes
-.-leaves no scar. Get U. 2.5% bottle of Puthar-n‘s Corn Extractor today
Q The hndersl`gneil_,‘{‘_i\dministracul--i of the persohal estate and effects of Frank P. Ferry, late of St. Timothy.
Lot 16 in' Prince,-Qlpnty. in Prince gid-
v s '
merside, and all persons having any claims ag~aln'st the said Estate re
iven under my hand and'the- seal_hereby required to'i5r_8sent the sshie “‘"’?‘- F5 P°"‘y °f"0'L°°-¥`Y |“""°°‘i of the said--Court ~the Thirteenth iinily atte‘st‘a_}i.‘_',f9_ hug ag the ~ ollce “"`“°¢ "Q01 S\\mm¢_¢*`Bid°- W\\_°l`° "W day of January A.D. 1917 and ' in,-aforesaid, - thin' tw ve months’l'rorn 3P°“¢_¢Ch*'|°fm“ *md N = - -
this date
' ' _ _ °--Mr. and_ Mrs. Nicholsonthe late
?E,g5n_`) D_D%§'_th,° “mm day of January' A station agent at 0‘Leary have left for
° _ _ ' _ _ T' their new post Georgetown. Their ¥s'd ) AENEAS A Mgfgggialfo’ _ JBREMIAH S G_2dIg]'|¢1Et,.at°|-_ many friends wish them much suc-
-WOOLEN -9°°D5°"'w° ha" W" y’ M- C e y an _Ven held in St. Philips ball. n Wednes- °°“°“m'm‘“_ed “nd 5 “re” ° ..~
some excellent valves in W°°\°“ 51°' by B' "`”°" “'99” 5°’ °'"‘°“ “”" any aitorhoon tho wth ihgt. 'rhoro d>°“¥ °,§°h°“Z°d '°" “‘°”° °' me P2' , _ - __ ._ .
ves, mltts and hosiery for men, wo* iil'lV°ll by' N- MCKIY- FHSC0 0WI1'€il 3”. B ‘md a"_°mh_nc° comyderhm vlncial in accordance with the umm- _ `____ *rf -Y. _ me-n and children. Also sweaters. and _by H. HOIIII ilfiY6I1 by J . Cl1l'iB¢0Pl\- , mchm nt "nth" “nd condmm mc-us resolution adopted at our last _ _y..,_f-;.._3_-._a. J---- _ '
coat sweaters at reasonable prices. er. Little Angie owned and driven bylg; the raft ML sunishuu C_ GM, Annual Meeting. _ Amd. --. 5 4 _ _ _
|.~_ w_. Su-°ng_ Sharpe Building C. Murphy. After considerable scor--hm acted as sec"tm.y_ Tim ,eport We had a very good year in pi tl-lf: _ 'V 3964‘1`18¢M“ I-“S they 5°' “WW 1°' me ami- hut' of the years transaction was given; "°”- "‘°“3h ““f°"““°t°|Y "° °° ll
_Little Angie taking the lead which she which was “usmcw|,y_ Cheese had number of the pups as well as three ...hd _ _ _
--NEW RESIDENTS WELCOME” 'glam l° tl" Hman 'gm F"if°° g°°°°d' averaged an excellent price through- fl qw °’?i'°x‘;;'maxgtwefariggguz _ ' _,`- '- Mr. sad MPS- E- MVS” Wm* "hw “Wy BW nmd' °m°°°n °“r."h' out the season ,and the supply of “ “ ra B" | y f b ,dere |ll¢kl[ll `\'/l
"me boy arrived at 0'Leary on Thurs .Phe second heat also went to Angie milk was more abummt than the pups from twently pa; o -1:” . /_ _,_ __ __ __ d “___
day from Bradalbane in order to taki _vltli the other horses holding the previous “qt __C_qg8mm1¢“°ns were anAlncrease tri-. a ‘otutthe ggegtorg on 0.1, ` IS gcu up the Position of Agent at the sta 101119 positions. ~ln the third heat showered on the che-we maker' Mn N ihgea 1158 decided to increase .,__ _ _ ‘ mm__Wt_ -.ittle Angie was slow getting away Joseph G_ Arsmmu for his gre” ov. We 1 d __ __ ~ _
___ _vith the result that Frisco took the ablmy and ms may in his work the breeding stock by two pa rs tank _ _ _ _ _
-A FIRE L088.-A serious loss oc _read and held it for the first illmfter Sll6¢°h°5 We” then mme by Rev_ go retalp the lv;gry'7hlltf1s-tu(¢i>ft`;~b°ell;¢;l‘ie t
cnrred to Mr. D. Currie of Spriugilelf fl\lt_W8S Oveflilkeh by AHRE WM Fame, gaudy-emu MQ",-5 X_ 0_ N-"nl ° :t;c*;“ P P
on Saturday morning when to his am, `lnlaheid well in advance-, proving to Gallant, Fndhmnd Richard' Harry 8115111115] nm- an ye” 8 remarkable azement he saw his piggery on tire ner many admirers what an holiest Darby' Daniel Yeo’ and Mm.c|aBe_1 til fn” _,gen taken m the “mud
which was destroyed with the loss 0 little racer she is. Frisco finished sec-_ Gauum A" the “mme” urged more I1 610'
. _ ‘ _ . H _ _ _ '_ I ‘ , r.
_ ~ ~ . No F
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enthusiasm in the dairy lndustry Cows should be cared for more than in the past. and the present years re port showed evidently that the manufacture of cheese was the most remuneratlve line of .dalrying doubt the coming~_summer would see a. much larger pationage of rthe cheese factory. The following were appointed directors for the coming year, they being all re-elected. Presi- dent, Mr. Stanislaus C. Gallant, Vice
President, Mr. Harry Darby. Direct-*
ors, Mr. Marclsse Gallant, ‘Joseph L. Gallant, Ferdinand -Richard, Azade Bernard. X. 0. Gallant, Rev. Father. Boudrdeault was asked to audit the_ books. |'l‘he appointment of secret-_ ary to be left to the direcors. A un-_ anlmous vote of thanks for their-.good-‘ work was presented to the cheese-‘ maker and the directors.. Meeting ad-_ journed.-M. ‘
-ABRAM'S ViLLAGE.- Mr. Jas."
A. S.~ Gallant of the firm of S. E, Gc-llant & Co.; recently paid a few days visit to Cha_rlottetown.- At the_ whist party given by ‘Mrs. John Ber- nard on Wednesday evening eight tables were kept busy and the result of the contest was as follows. Men's` 1st prize, Thomas Gallant. Ladies’ ls; prize, Angelina Arseti_a\_ri_t, teach- er. Consolation Prizes awarded to'_ Mr. Edwin Danby and Miss. Marie' Arsenault.- Mr. Marin Gallant paid; an inspectoral visit tc- Rustico last week.- Mr.'Alyre Arsenault son of_ Callxte Arsenauit, Urbainvilie, has re-_" turned from Charlottetownwhere he had' employment at the city'hospital.‘ -Miss Loretta. Gallant went’ to St._ Louis Thursday morning vyiilsre she will spend a few days visiting.-_ Mr.` Arcade Arsenault had al chopping froiic the other day, and many re- BDDIIGHIS. the work was done in a very short time.- A meeting of the direc- tors of the Egmont Bay Farmers _In- stitute wss held at Egmoat Bay hall on Tuesday evening.-~ rs. Linn.
Gallant, and Mrs. Joseplfgote bc-th'
of Summerside paid a visit tb Ab- ram’s Village recently.-`_Mr. John J. McNally of Summerrside' was in Abram’s Village last week' in con- nection with tlie sale of hfs lobster gears and p_lant.- Mr. Baptiste C. Arsenault of St. Chysoatome had somewhat _of an unfortunate experi- ence some few days ago. Mr. Arse- nnult took the train at Wellington on his way to a visit in theeastern part of he Island. Shortly after he was aboard he noticed that ‘he had lost his purse containing about $160. He then got off at St. Nicholas and walk~ ed back to We-lllngtc~n in search of_ his wallet. Luckily it had been found,_ though it was opened andfa few billsf had been carried away by' the wind. 1 After a careful search, with the help- ofa friend herecovered the greater part. Mr. Arsenault bdarded the
triiitnhthe next day on'his ‘destination
' TESTER! PER$0l_ll_.S
ew Yea s ~,-W
'most encouraging to iles ranche1'B._
ribs! '
'broken up with Nerviilne which.-liao
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Fox Ranches by Fur Experts from gem ¢°_,na|-ehoidei-g_
New York, St Louis and other fur centres .Hmong the most prominent visitors was Mr Alfred Fresco ol, Lampsous, London, England the best
k raser visited the Agnew ranch, as well as many others throughout-the Province, and expressed. himself as gi~_eatly_plea.sed with the Island‘» Fur Farmipglndustry and T-his ‘visit was
nown fur house in the world M
he information and advice furnished - by Mr. Fraser' was greatly appreciat- ed_ and many ranches are carrying in- to eff ct his valuable suggestions n regard; selection of animals forbreed- ing for for quality. To the For Sales- Board ig largely due the credit for attracting these important -buyers to thelsland For Industry.
Last; season several improvements
or change-s that were- deemed advis- able ln the ranch, through past expe- rience, have been carried into effect. Our foxes have all been marked and registered in the Standard Breed Claiss _by the P. E. I. Fox Breeders, Association. Everything now tends to point to a successful breeding sea- son ini 1917.
The pelts from foxes killed will be
disposed of during this month or the March sales, lf thp prices are favor- able. _ l‘l\e foxes slaughtered, of _ccurse, were the ones after careful consideration and inspection, it was decided best to weed out. The re- turns .from the sale of pelta, if suili- cient.,.it is proposed by the Directors
to apply -in paymen`o-f u small divi-
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Do _long Breaths Hurt?
~DAN(iEROU8 PLEURISY ALWAYS
` BEGINS WAY
1'|'||8 .
- dpeealest cure is Nervlilnc.
:j Oooh, that stab~like pain in the side is like a hot knife blade in the
Probably got overheated-cooled too
fast-'now there' is congestion, tight- ness, such soreness you csn't draw a long breath. _
This is the beginning oi Plenrlay. Plearisy is far too serious to neglect
a single instant. _ . '
Qui kent relief _will come from a
vigorgua rubbing with Herviline. This trust _ old pain ,reliever will fix you up in ho time-will take away the con- gestion-make you well just as it did Mr. Shmuei St. Johns. ot Stamford. who ys:-- “ln running to catch a train ast_weet I bscsme much ovar- heat . I pat' up the train window and rode t way in order to get cooled' oft. l an boar up side was full ot pain nd my brelt.hing1bnrt»so much that Iithonght I_ had pneumonia. I al-_ ays ‘carry lferviliae'-in my grip and
_nt deqtin'st_ion'I rubbed my side thor- oughly three. times. The warm _peno- _tratihg _effect wsreoon noticeable _‘rad l quickly got relief. -Nervllina 1
_§onsi:ier'nved me from s serious ill-_
ess ~ _ » _. Any sort of a. cold can be Quickly
vmsrvsl for reducing inflammation, lm rsiisving congestion in the throat and ;ohsst.~. for oarrizf stitch in the side. lumbaso. neu th. lciatlc or rheum-
saao'-i-1sMMthu4i. _ _asss-1-11'M'rhu5_i_._ _ . °°°°-*W-_ ' _ -_
ll“1¢ii~i| JFJYY, . '_ _
atism. Nothing more soothing or powerful. 26c par hottie at all deelfrl everywhere. _ "
A rrB_clQianRclicfl`und1 H
The Company_l}as no expenses of
liabilities to meet. being in the fortu- nate lwsltion of having tli8_ir_._ foxes ranched on a percentagabasis where-
by the rancher pays _lalthexpeoses in connection with thejfranc and is re- munerated by receiving 16 per cent. of the increase in pups.
During the past. season quite a num-
ber of enquiries, have been rece-lved for prices of live tc-gba for _breedingi from not only Canadian -and United
States points. but also from Norwayf
and Sweden; and:-me-are ledrto believe that there will be quite altexpnnslon abrc-.id in the Fur Farming lndustry once this terrible war is over, when, between the returns from the sale of live foxes and pelts, good dividends are assured on the capital invested by all well managed companies."
' (8gd.) JOHN AGNEW.
President.
The election of ofllcers for the en-
suing year wae then taken up l. and upon motion of Dr. Fullerton. seooii-
dedgy Mr. D. C. Hooper. the -old Boar *oi Directors were _.rs-elected; namelyz- ___ _ __,- _
V”`LPresident_'-Hon.. Joh; A£\ew._ _ _
_,_
vioerrosiaent-John c. Iiynonau;
Sec'y.-'i'reas'.-George _ D. _ DeBlol|,
W. A. O. Morson, Alf.-"(`1.,[,¢ John B. Rombough, W. E._ ew. lienry-G
sauna, notion; a."i'i'.'_Arh1si>or,nos`-
ton; George F. Cochran". ‘Baltim'ore.
This Company is ln - particularly
good shape. having no liabilities what- ever. The foxes ar,e__all in splendid condition and are all registered stock. Although the pelts which have been sent to New York are the weeds of-the ranch still the Directors are in bopes that suilicient funds will be realized to enable a dividend to be -paidtlils year. _
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_ people ss intelligent and once as prosperous and
comfortable as ourselves
.-i| we could which the thousands of emacisted children ~ ,`w|io are fed at the schools by the Belgian _
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_ ‘ on present contributions to the Belgian Re ei Fund.
and lllcre would be no trouble in raising sevrnl times
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