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Contains all the body-building, brain-making
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Dr. John Y. McFadyen of Kensington, P. E. I,, has
taken over the Agency for _our Goods and in -future you
will be able to procure any ofthe ffollowi_ag-~~fro'm him:
lncubators, llrooders, Feeds, Remedies, Supplies, Baby Chix,
Eggs for Hatching and in fact everything a Poultryman
needs.
Maritime Poultry Supply Company,
E “ Moncton, N. B.
9123-3-23Mws3Eiws2i. _
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~` ` J white plumes and pink rose and an
, the bride. The bride wore a blue ‘
_ duchesse satin dress. a white hat with
electric blue military coat. She car-
» - rled a large boquet of white roses.
_ _ The bridesmaid was dressed in blue
' _ f _ silk and carried pink roses. Following
` _ ' the ceremony a reception was held at
_ _ the residence of Patrolman .I.sH. Ba-
" _ » gan, 2561 Massachusetts Avenue,
, = \ ” where about _fifty guests gathered to
extend their congratulations and enjoy
'* . a.dclightful programme of music. Mrs.
_ Walter S,,Kennedy. of 6 Porter Road,
' ___ _ and Daniel Watts furnished lano and
milkor ercum,or with fruits; 'l`riscuit,thc wafer- _ ii “irmg letter fmm The C- L~ P9-flee
' MADE AT W ' '_ A{...,,_,....,F-..____5‘7;,;fg yéglm n_§.~ Algassrlntliltré-rash scam
' _ _ ` ° .1 _____,_.___;-._~`__'___    0, [re » gg ns on , on t e 19th
, NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO ¢.¢f*4';:;.  ;_i_{2\B.¢-. of ldiul. Arsene Arsenault, after
Q ';_ ,vb .~~. lsldingering illness of several months.
..,-nm -1. _"_1 _  -. - _
_-_‘ f"' _,__... _I-"-'  _ _Altlioligh her illness was very severe,
_-I-own", gmc,” _.-__-::"~ _ .-H"  ~  f .i yet She bore her sufferings with rc-
: _ .-  _ ,~‘- .  ‘.=:\-   :__;.~_ ,_ signation, always putting her trust in
49 Wellington fir. ~` __=f_'__f f'(_ _ °i`~'§};_'§v_.;,{_,-  - God. She leaves to mourn a sorrow-
Eust 5 _-_~'._" `\‘~,f_x _:_  ~=. - ___j-,._,=_.7,5~*2-_‘r_’ _f_';'-- ing husband and a family of several
_ _ .-  children. Theodore, one of thesons,
‘ __ _ S .... -U_¢_-i,__,___  _  the _‘good fortune to arrive- home
' _ f @-'_‘2=§¢_ ` 491 _ fron] the States ln time to see her
xlnsmlninnu---in ~ - sir'-L»<~ .'
SEE HOW THE TOP
That is only ¢_me_o‘f`__the"sp_`eci'al -“ Maxwell ”
th he   ' ht- E' th' . _ Yi
no o er was  _ up m is way _ 
 
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Gives heaps ol' room for work. This is the washer that lifts
Has a cftink Handle i` `
at. side, and  top loyer.
You can use eltlierf liens
almost by itself'--lt’|`io easy'
thwart. A child cm wash
hor, slnfny rubs. Clit a Mb#
mn High-spud cnnmplsn
and have yoizr washing dblii
in half the lime!
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about our ,
IIXVIELLS LIIITED
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No rubbing-no bonding' ovif ‘
_ THE MAlL8¢-Eight boats left Cape `
Traverse yesterday morning at 9
o'olock with 45 bags-ot mail and, after
Tormentlne at 8.45 p.m. A special
train will be sent from Sackvllle to
'i‘onnentine_thls morning and it is ex-
pected that all the letter mail I0 dll-0
and the latest papers will be brought
over by ttwrelght boats to the island
toiday. The Elance of the unimpor-
tant mail will have to be .sent around
by Picton. A special train left Char-
lottetown .last evening at 8.45. ll19
mail from which will be taken over
by the eight -boats which- leave this
side this morning. There was no for-
eign mail received on the island yes-
terday. ‘
te e her sister Miss Carrie Bur
" dt tl d_,py - - »
"ro_ws. The groom was supported by~ POLICE COURT.-At the Police
his._cpuiln, Maier Moase. ,After the Court yesterday four boys, whose age?
ceremony the guests repaired to the range from 8/to 10 were up before His
__ _dining room where _supper was served. Honoz,~_charged with stealing ladies _
"‘ ' ~ ' ' ' _ ‘The rest of the evening was enllvened combs -from the store of L. J. Reddin.
'fby music. singing, dialogues, etc.,_etc; .These _boys entered the store osten-
The happy couple were the recipients sibly to sell papers, and managed to
' ` _ V ' of many wedlng presents. ' Mr. and get upstairs unobserved. 'l‘he combs
` Mrs. M as n, Y _ »
` ‘ ' a th lads were several who were up be
where Mr. Moase has purchased e '
‘beautiful property. _ »,~ _ ‘gfore His Honor onprevious occasions.
_ __-_ 4 They were given a good lecturing and
V _._..3_u`RNETT-MUl.L|G'AN- The fol» released on suspended sentence. 'If
lowing"fromia West Cambridge, Mass.,
paper, will be of interest to island
friends: -_Sunday everi`lng,i Feb. 14th,
at St.'_ .lohn’s Church, Mr. James A.
Burnett and' Miss Ella May Mulligan
were united ln marriage by Rev. John
R; McCool. The bridesmaid was Miss
Eleanore _(J. Howard and the best man
was Mr George Murphy, a cousin ol’
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vocal selections and Fred Churchill,
lliaymoncl Churchill and Nicholas Fan-
con sang solos, while Albert Fapcon
gave violin numbers. A supper was
provided .by caterer Churchill. Follow-
ing the festivities Mr. and Mrs. Bur-
-nett left on their honeymoon, which
_ will be spcnt in New York and Phila-
_del_phia.» Upon their return they ure
to reside on Menclnnn Road.
' N  THURSDAY
.ENCOURAGING A POET.- Mr.
Frank J, Praught has received a fiat-
Publlshing Co.. New York, offering to
publish and set to music his poem
“Queen Mary and King George," Mr.
Praught has the mater under consid-
eration.: _ ,_
‘ a'-live. The-funeral took place to St.
James’ Church last Monday and was
largely attended.-M.
(_ \<E8TERDAV'S FUNERAL.- The
‘ funeral of- the late Mrs. Bridget Haley
took place yesterday morning from
her late residence, Waterside, Pownal,
to Vernon River Church. For the
past seventy years Mrs. Haley resided
dn Pownal, where .she made hosts of
friends who mourn her death. The
funeral was largely attended. "The
pall-bearers were: Messrs Wm. Drake,
Isaac Burden, Samuel C. Lane. Alex.
McDonald, Peter Jackman and'Wm'.`
Moran. _ _
About one o’cloc}( this mor:nlng`
Sheriff Wright, of /slummerside, ac-
C0ll\i>BHletl by u.-posse’ of Alberton cit-
izens .sncceedegl in capturing the two
Lewis brothers. /tfulvln and Irving,
who broker jail at' Alberton’a few days
Nagaland. _Who are suspected of setting
fire‘t_n thg barn of Mr. George Barbour
and also ol having fired at Constables
Barbour, Brown while searching
for whisky.
interest has been taken
and its future progress
Watched. The suspects
Alberton when arrmt-
brought to Summerslde
for safe-keeping.
this
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_?v'e“" wok maeeia 'tw ‘°v“,}°d°e`sdr' sinking from general breakdown, '
oh" Burrows' W 'mo 'iont eh" si; occasioned by.old age and inflrmltles.
eviemng' the Nth “B " W an Being over ninety years of age. she'
d5“gm“l` Mary Isabel was united " in has always lived a life oi' devotion to
m“"'l“g“ 'D Mr' Harry S’ Mm"-9 M 'her fmllyvaud was a great promoter
New A""»‘a"' The °ere"~“°“y was per' -for are welfare of the destitute
t°."'”"d by Rev' A' MMKW of N'-‘throughout her settlement Always'
» ~Bede“““ 1" the presence °f ab°“t “ny kind and charitable her many friends
li `g“°”"Bf The bride “tered the par' are an`xi'o`us to‘do all they can to make
lor which. was very prettiiy decorated, the remaining days of her me happy
scorted hy_ her father to the strains
gf the -wedding march nicely rendered §e,f_h;sband died over twenty years
by Miss Hazel MacMurdo. She -was E ' '~ `» 2
o e will reside in Freetow the sold to the volunteers Among
have proved of ret
markable 'value -
inthe Great War
They' are 'equally 'valuable »
in the home. They yield
warmth and' sustenance in
a moment, _
_ An 0X(I CUBE to n cup#
' , m too./iso an-.rixs __
_ mis' ' snuno cAuos1'.--'rms
found on the streets after night they
will be liable to arrest. They were
also prohibited from selling papers__i_n .
__._,..
1--Fl-ECEPTION AT BLOOMFIE-LD
-A grand reception was given Artlnlr
drew Martin, and Mr. John Gallant, ,
son pf Mr. Amedee Gallant, of the
parish of St. Anthony, on their arrival
from Charlottetown, on the l'»tl1 of
March. On their arrival home the
telephone got busy 'and at- 8 o’clock
p. m. Mr. Martinfs large and commodis.
ous house was well filled with friends
of the boys, to wish them a safe re-
turn after having delivered the Kal-
ser's scalp to our noble King. The
parlslr- of Bloomfield has responded no-
bly to the call. The following are. the
names of those wno enlisted: Arthur
and Patrick Martin, _sons of_Mr. An-
drew Martiu; John Gallant, son of M\‘.__
Amedee Gallant; ‘Paul Doiron, son of,
Mr. Joseph Doiron`; Be'n_(_}allant`,"son'
of Mr., Peter Gallant; Jessy Gallant,
son of Mr. .Andrew Gallant; Josebh
l~larrlngt_o_n, son of _the late Charles,
Harrington. The speeches were made
by Mr. S. T. Gallant, M/L. A.; Hon.
Benj. Gallant, Amedee Gallant, Joseph
Doiron, David Bolts, Fred_McAusland
and Andrew Martin. A_collect_ion was
taken up for the 'boys__q,mounllng to
$24.00. After singing God Save the
King. all went home,to` pray for the
safe return of those coliragefolls boys.
An outstanding feature at the re-
cent Horse Show was the remarkable
succes's`»`of the produ'cé’- of thc well
known stallion, Keppoch Prince, own-
ed by Mr. W. W._Crosby, Cornwall.
Although not yet six years old,\bis
stock won first prize for* stallion any
age, first and second :fo . yearling
stallion, first _ andf secon¢»é.fol§f’;yearling
fillies,_iirst for two year ol stallion,
first and second for_ two year old ill-
lies, first for best five animals the get
of one registered draftfstalllon, first
for fou'r best Clydosdales _the__get of
one sire and supreme. championship in
.tho stallion classes. Ke-ppoch Prince
gives promise to be to the Clydes-
fiales of this province what his illus-
trons grandslre, Barons Pride, was
to the breed ln Scotland,, the greatest
sire of his day.
The phenomenal success of the
_choice yearllng colt Wzled and bred
by Mr. Mack Victlrerson, North
River, and sired by the noted stallion
Keppoch Prince, was' one of the
prominent features _of the Horse
Show recently held.; .This youngster,
-Bltl\0\lgh_ only _elevenpmontbs Old.
,was good enough toyih first prize
in yearllng class, first 'for stallion
any age, and championship. as _well
,BB lwlng i!l0lll!lBd in "the classes for
.best four Clydesdale! 'by one.stall10n.
This is a record (probably never
equalled in this province and A is
surely'___an attalnmont"t_o_be proud -ot.
Something or u mystery' surrounds
tho disappearance of u gentleman who
visited Charlottetown the-latter Dart
of last Ngv/emb_er and regi'stered'at
one of th____lea_dlng hotelsii-as G; ET
Sherwood.l¥»SBn Frnnclsco.'Ca`l, Early
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one 'remedy that
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up the good work, use Catarrh-
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your. case is eurable. if anything
Bart), can f\d'y0u permanently of
it _will be Catarrhozone. It
trial stransly` `s<>0t__hinz and
antiseptic found in the Blue; Q
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