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Gin Pilll are acknowledged to have the
largest -le of any proprietary medicine in
Canada-an achievement solely due to their
remarkable virtue as :Kidney and Bladder
remedy.
But u<er< of Gin Pills have discovered that
this iiivaluahie remedy also acts as a mild
ulhzirlic. The evidence of hundreds of letleia
we lure received establishes the_very iogrcnl
fact iiint in compounding a medicine io e_al
and tune up the kidneys and Bladder certain
of the ingredients have a stimulating effect
upon the other organs, espmlally the els.
ll is important in know, in the use ol con~
stipaled paiiciils, that (lin Pills do not act
harshly on the bowels; therr is no gripin|;_
hut a gradual and grntle resfomlion 0 the
function. 'l`ry tim Pills for constipation. ln
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Farmers
We Want at Once
1000 Bushels White and
Black Oats.
300 Bushels 2 and 6 rowed
Barley. '
ZOO Bushels Buckwheat.
500 Bushcls Island Grown
Wheat.
10 Tons good Pressed Hay
Highest cash prices paid
for above delivered at our
Seed Warehouse.
Write or call at our
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Seedmen
Charlottetown Iililo into health beauty and trength
There is power "in Ferrozone,- try it
L la and know what you have missed, 50c,
at all dealers.
A TOKEN OF RE8PEOT.- Out 0!
respect to the memory of the late Mr.
John J. Desmond, Messrs DeBlois
MILITARY PARADE- Detachments
or me losui Regiment yesterday nar-
aded to_ Grace Methodist and Christian
Churches. They were accompanied by
the Band of the 82nd Regiment, who
supplied excellent music on the march.
At Grace Church they were eloquently
aildresaed by Rev. F. H. Littlejohhu,
while Rev. Dr. Bennett, of the Chris~ _
tlan Church, gave an interesting dis-
course on “The Oath of Allegiance.”
SCHOOL WORK.-Order of Merit
of pupils of Enuore School for month
of Jaiiuary. Grade V1.-1. Muriel Ray-
nor; 2, John Neslilt. Grade IV.-1,
Marjorie Frost; 2 , Eva Nesbit; 3,
Annie Enman. Grade Ill.--1. Sadie
Nosbit; 2. May Enman; 3, Fred Mc-
Arthur. Grade ll.--1, Geneva Noye;
2, Gordon Noye. Grade 1.-1. Eva
Frost; 2, Maggie McArthur; 3, Harvy
Cotton. Perfect attendance for month
Gertie Nesbit. Eva Nesbit, Sadie Nes-
bit. John Nishet. Marjorie Frost, Ge~
neva Now, Annie Enman, May En-
inan, Jessie Frost and Fred McArthur
-H.
ADMITTED TO Tl-lE_BAR,-The
following extract is taken from a
Lewiston paper:-Peter M. MacDon-
ald, of itumford, was admitted to
practise before the supreme court in
Andi-oscoggln County, Chief Justice,
Savage presiding, Friday afternoon.
Mr. MacDonald will have oflices in
Blaine. He is a graduate of the Ufnl-
versity of Maine College of Law and
has studied law in the oillce ot Rob-
ert J. Curran, of Lewiston, who made
the motion for his admittance. Peter
MacDonald is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Allan MacDonald, formerly of Lewis-
ton. who now reside at Waterford,
Prince Edward island.
CAPT. G. H. CAMPBELL INJURED.
-The many friends in this province
of Capt. O. H. Campbell of C. Coy..
55th Overseas Battalion. who left Val-
carticr with his rcglment last October
and has since been training in Eng-
land. will regret to learn that he has
niet with a. serious accident which
might very easily have proved fatal.
On January :lrd he was knocked down
and run ovcr by a motor ambulance
and is now in thc Western Heights
Hospital, Dover, rccovcrilig from his
injuries. which arc not now thought
to lit- iliirigcrous. llis worst hurt is a
brokcii lug, tho fracture being just
above tliivknee. llc is, however, inak~
ing it good recovery and hopes soon to
bc fit for active service again.
She In White As A Ghost
As Pale As a Lily
ls it a matter of pride to nc pale as
a llly,- certainly not. Wlhat every
woman wants is strength,coloi°,vigor,
Buuyancc and health are the right of
cvcry woman, and these she necd not
lack if she only uses Ferrozone. lt
gives appetite. creates strength, on~
riches blood, gives vigor to the nerves,
color to the cheeks and brightness to
tlic eyes. Fcrrozouo is at once conver-
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Peffeciion
Don’t miss half the
usefulness of this Cocoa.
Try it for icing-
good results!
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' _ “Practice makes perfect" and our long experience in
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understood that Lieut Col Peaks is
on his way back to Canada and that
e is being succeeded as Major of the
Sth Siege Battery by Capt. W. B.
Prowse.
VISITING FORMER, I-IOME.- Mr.
J. A. McDonald of the Department of
the Interior, Ottawa arrived in the
city Saturday on a two months leave
of absence. Mr. McDonald left in
tho afternoon for his home in Her-
manville. He speaks in highest praise
of the splendid work done by Captain
Sencabaugh and his officers in bring-
ing the good ship Stanley through the
heavy ice encountered _making there-
turn trip from Pictou almost entirely
by night not reaching Georgetown
until 12.30.
KENSINGTON EGG CIRCLE.-~
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on Egg amd Poultry Association was
eld in the Temperance Hall on
Thursday evening. February 10th,
1916. with a good attendance The
inutes of the last general meeting
were read and adopted, after which
the manager gave a report showing
fairly good year's work which was
discussed at some length. A wagon
was started on the road to collect
eggs toward the end of the season,
but on account of its lateness in
starting it was not as profitable for
the manager as it would have been
earlier. But high hopes are held for
good season upon which we are
entering, and if a good board of dl-
roctors have anything to do with
success, then success is bound to
come to the Kensington Egg Circle.
Owing to the Auditor not being able
to have the books for a. sufficient-'
length of time before the dato of
meeting hc was unable to give a
very full report at the present, so
it was decided to allow him a little
more time, and to bring a report in
later. The management of the circle
for discussion, und it was decided to
cudcavon-to get a man to go on the
road and collect eggs, the securing
of which was left in the hands of
the directors, The following is a list
of officers and directors:--President
--J. M. Laird; Vice-President-C.
M. Howatt, Robert Douglass, Harry
Brown, Joseph McLellan. P. S. Mc-
Intyre, l. Lowther. Wm. Caselcy, W.
J. Walker. Auditors-J. F. Profltt
Wm. Johnson. The president and sec
retary were appointed as delegates
to Central Association at Charlotte-
town. Mr. Wm. Kerr. Maritime
Poultry representative, gave a vary
inspiring talk on the cooperative
and wholesale side of the business
and in speaking of the financial part
spoke very encouragingly. Every
part of his excellent address was lis-
tened to with good attention and one
would readily ilccidc that Mr. /Kerr
was tho right man in thc right plucou
A vote of tliuukii was tendered to
Mr. Kcrr for his able and instructive
address, to which he appropriately
replied. T. W. Bentley, Secretary.
The island members of the Mlnto's
crew arrived in Charlottetown Satur-
day by the S.S. Prince Edward island;
Captain Read and his crew of forty~
eight men arrived ln New York on
Halifax, and Capt. Read following on
Thursday. ln an interview with a
Read stated that the Minto‘s voyage to
Russia was an exceedingly rough one,
gensfioril ol' the Norwegian-American
Sydney on November 27. On Decem»
twelve hours with oil bagstraillng to
windward. Notwithstanding this the
three of the pilot hnusc windows and
flooding the wlieol house and the
Ciiptain‘s quarters, carrying away the
forocastle companionway, flooding the
forecastle and rnecnssitatlng the crew
taking up their quarters ln tire saloon.
Later the steamer shipped d nugo ata,
badly damaging one of the boats and
carrying away several of Ilic tcakwood
doors, completely guttlug the chlof
cnginecr’s cabin and _causing him con-
siderable loss, among other things his
certificate. After this storm had clear-
ed away temporary repairs
effected. but shortly afterwards,
cr storm was encountered. This
a wave was shipped which
front_of the saloon to such an
that the woodwork
.and a number of
it was not untill the
lcoland flint fair
countcred. The
nl. Alcxandrovich,
free port within
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of provisions.
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most Milla' celebration or Pamiebers
DRY (27th _llobr\iary) would be s
memorial a¢_rwics»in.st James Church
audmia na_iiai.ilsc'oi-ation of the monu-
ment after ths service. Col. Campbell
has agreed to allow his men to partici-
DMO ill tholervices at the cliurchansl
at the monument,
_ soinewnene in Fmincs. -
'1f,l18|f°'c1’l;>WiD¢~¢ltractl;are from a let~
lol' yd '.hy:'Mlss Margaret M
Fiicliern, Souriii East from her broth
er`Lio\it- J. N._McEachern who i8
now at the Bring line in France:--
Just a line to left, you know that I am
well. hoping yon* are all the same.
Crossing d1o`Chrmnel to Franco was
not s plesiiant- time. -It took us nine
hours. Eight of. Ill' were on deck with
life belts all.rea|ly for a plunge, but
we gotover all right.. lt is kind of
quiet here at presont, not much heavy
fighting but getting ready for a big
drive soon. We are relieving the lst
Division Artillery who are resting for
a. month. After that we'll have our
own share of the line to watch. The
shells make quite a. noise, but like
everything. you get used to it and can
tell where they are going. For every
shell the Germans send, you can send
ten back. Fins weather here. farming
all over but ground very soft. I receiv-
ed your ,Xmas box also s box of all
kinds of good stuff from the Souris
he annual meeting ot the Kenslng .Bod CNBL Pm wrmng in B dug out
under difficulties, shells etc. So will
say Good Byegigove to all. JACK.
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THE _RIGHT KIND.-Mr Chester.
Euntain, New ` London,- came toffthe
l`.;ttalion. Mr Bunta`in‘dessrves 'great
p 'aise for'givlng»-rip a`good farm and
vnluablegproperty to enlist ln' the
1t5tii.'_  I '
SERVING Hl8”fKING.-- Mr. Noah
\‘.'aughan cit-y}°lias received word-that
his son. Mr. James Waughan of Van-
couer, B, C. har#-enlisted in The 158th
Duke of Connanglit Own; Mr. Waug-
han also has another sou. Charlie, ser-
ving King"anil Country now stationed
at Halifax on Garrison duty.-
PICTURE8 ENJOYED.Tlic Univer-
sul Picture Co., gave another excellent
Wheatley River and New Glasgow.
There was large audiences atthe-dif-
ferent places. The -pictures were ex-
for tho coming Year WHS DFUUSM “P ccptioniilly1g‘ood. 'The war v»lews~’bo~_- ._ . =_~ '
ing one of the big ieaturesu -~  '
LEAVING FOR THE FRONT.-f Dr.
A. W. Colwill who has been spending
a few weeks in his native city of
Charlottetown leaves shortly for New
York where he will take passage for
Bordeaux. France to resume the work
iii which hc has been engaged for the
French Government since lust August
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WEDDING BELL8.=_-The marriage
took place at New Glasgow on Thurs-
rlay, Feb. 17tli, says» the Evening
Timcs, of Mr. Clifford Rose, of New
Glasgow, to Miss Bertha Garrick of
Charlottetown, P. E. l. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. A. Ramsay.
After the marriage the happy couple
left for Hallfiix ou a wedding trip.
On their arrival they will reside here.
OF LOCAL INTEREST. -Miss Lil-
lu. llxirkiiiu, daughter ' of- Mr. W. S.
Hurklus, is ri:covcrliig"'froni ii st-.vcro
attack of grippc. Miss llarklns while
a. student at Edgcliill was popular with
hcr schoolmates, many of whom still
correspond with hcr. Mr. Harkins'
son Harry, who was s. student at
Collegiate School, is now superlnt.end-
ent of a large experimental farm in
New York State.-Windsor Tribune.
Monday. 14th. the crew proceeding to A PRESENTATION-At the close of
the we'elily prayer meeting which was
held at the home of Mr. W. J. Gibson,
Guardian reprebentatlve while en Mm-ghneld, on wednesday evening
route to Halifax on Thursday Captain lggg, uve;-y pleasing event wok place
when Mr. J. T. Ferguson was present-
ed with a beautiful pair of fur-lined
W\li|0 tilC l'0tlli‘ll l.l‘iD by l.il0 S.S. BCI- glqvgg ag 3 tgkqn of gpprgglgfjgn of
_ his services as secretary for the con-
Line was little better. The Minto. gregation for the past number of years
under command of Capt. Read. left and ,,150 as leader of me choir-~ gm-
upwards of thirty years. The presenta-
ber 2nd she ran into a gale which tion was made by Rem M,-_ Coffin in ,_
necessitated layins the ship t0,f0r neatspeecn. Mr. Ferguson though com
pletely taken by surprise, made s
suitable reply. Complimentary ro-
sciis broke over thc steamer, breaking marks wcm men mad0'1,y M,-_ Gibson
and otlicrs. _
FOR...l
lndige__stion
Biliousness
Indigesticn} bilionaneis, head-
aches, flstulence, pains after
eating, constipation, are all com-
mon symptoms of stomach and
liver tioublcs.  the more
you neglect them the more you
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program lax-it week at Hunter 'Riverr
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` A noted dentist says.“We eat more than our
early ancestors butwe' chew less., Our jaws
_ don’t get the exercise' they ought- _to and ,_ _
I _ don’t develop to allow; sufficient room for
I ' big, strongsteeth. 1 ‘ 1
Chewing gum is one *of the best possible-
things. It _exer-
cises the gums,
rubs off _food
~ particles that causeftrouble
to teeth and' 'strengthens
the sahva glands
Get this Perfect Gum in the sealed package
-clean, full-_flavored and good _for you!
_Write.Ior file _00|\U_-of "»WRIGLEY’S-MOTHER GOOSE"
_ Win. Wf_'_M_§y,Jl‘,,Co.»`_|»td._, Wr_i|l_ey Buildinj, Toronto
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|s|_ANoEn' wouNpE|;s'._ Mn MONEY IN Cows.-The three mary of 11
James; McDonald, foreman of the local patrons furnishing the largest 1st,_1915, to
City __ Water Department, received 51110111106 0f'b\1tter,fat to the Dun-=were
Word _Saturday from the gughm-meg staff-nage Creamery during the month number of
in England that -his gon Sapp" _J_ of January were Andrew Macnae, total cash
McDonald, ‘of the Royal Eiigincers, East Royalty. 426.36 lbs.; C. T. Fergu- divided
had boon wounded in action on Jan son. Marslifield, 358.15 lbs., and ,divided
18th. ,Ha is in ii, lmgpim |11 F,-¢mc¢,_ Charles Robertson, Marshfield, 237.68 No. 2's,
_ lbs. _The throdecndlng in the larg-
_‘l,0YA|.. FAM|L|g3,__ est amounts by tralnxwere Geo. W
invited Hooper, Milton, 186.99 lbs.; Mac-~
uma. Lend =Bros..-North Wiltshire. 176.40
lbs., and C. M. Howatt, Kensington.
.1l2.32 lbs. The butter. fat not the
patrons 38.71 cents: per pound.
#eco c'lrac,|.`s.'-'nic
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msn of th _ _ ,
honon 8 ing ofthe Ncw< Lonoon
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new phonograph Clfclv. N0- 21. was held in Long were
of th¢,~,evenmg_ River Hall on February 4th,
ly enmyed by and President. Mr J. Bradford
served he, ln the chair.
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