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APRIL 5, 1018 "
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enjoyable shave
tit)'. The last of the season_ Order
DI'0l11Plly- R. T. Holman, Ltd., Sum~
walnut dining suites, library tables.
public meeting wil be addressed ily
_ 4350-4~4M..lE1l.
-S. S. VISITOR.-The local secre-
shave. Han, summersjde on Monday the gm has been received front Pte. W. Mor-
S work should have something to
‘ The   only anon: the s. -s. work wliioii nos
  _____ such a great influence--an influence
' " """"     '  ' ------------- -ff-'  - derived onl from the milk of the
-if -~= »~»  »-1 in-  _ -1;;~°   w°~»  r,z:;'..i':%..:i.°.:;“.:‘i.ii ;‘;a.i:.'."f. :ri
' _ nser on tor advertising in this col- _ '
_1°|..|E MgRN|NG DHL' GUAR_ umn. Cash must accompany order. |’|a"i 'ge 'mmf' h lg? ills" ;p\°k° or
DIAN can be obtained at Lan-enys Minimum charge twenty-dve cents. I le 3 fmncf’ 0 1 “hu” “~" °‘°°l “S
"`°“’°"‘“' *"“”°“~ S“mm°"1d°- i °"°“ Silo?"“ii"§.ii$iiii"§.'io'2`iiiii.i.hfi. diff'
-_ _ -WANTED AT ONCE-Three ap- i . ' ' ' , `
-FURNITURE for every room in .prentlce girls to learn Mtlllnery. R. i'l2;‘:,a1“i`,v°;:\l'er,:L li” an imguflemem 2°
the house ni B,-aC@s_ T. Holman, Ltd., Summerside. iovercome wggen tg: $5 n _ytfnictewg
4095-3-22lrrirnoewkosrriewiis. _FOLDING _'__-EA WAGONS in mm_| find an abiding homeia ...mg p|,.ce_
Fnoz `*" Q ._ _ _ |Tlie teachings given by Jesus to his
_ EN HER*-'NG--EBl>€f=i8ll>’~ ed an” 'J"a"'°’°d °ak' spew" "me ‘disciples and other he compared to s.
suitable for fox feed. Limited quan- $9150. ilolnian's Surnmelside. 0 Sunday _SCMOL
morsioe. 43504-4M2lEii_ -connmsal. AND cnAcK-Eo \\'ES'I‘ERN PERSONALS
_ iforn now in stock. Order promptly.
-l-louse c.LEANiNG suPPLlEs. U°|"'°“'S~ 5“""h°fSi‘|“» _ . -- _
-You will find what you need in the 4350'4`4M2iEn‘ iiielliuiipeliilidE1ig:erJinJS\i`t§’liid:sitlIel.g
WHY Oi' all paper, paints. vuruishes, ai- *_ _
Hbasiine paint brushes. floor blush- -JUST A"l"‘/ED S°'“@fl\l“8 "Wi -sn. s. Gorriu. of oionwooii nsiii
@5~ 9\C~ Bl Si-I‘0l1B`S- 4380 alla 11055." in Mews Sllfmg “Pl Ca" ii visit to Sutnmerside last week W
_ and see them. l~`. “Z Strong Co. Ltd.` '
_TABLES-JUS! l'e¢0iV9l_l bl! sllip- 4380 -Mrs. Arthur J. Howatt, Charlotte-
ment Furniture including solid *“°* town. is spending ii week in Tlgnisli.
OU can so large library chah_s_ See them H01. tary oi’ the S. S. Association, Mr. E.i _Mn Bruce Huggam of Chm.l(mc_
complish man’s. Summerside. ' BFUOKS- °f M*1d‘-\°°k- FQCWUY Dail] “ town, was in Summerside on Tuesday
more during 4350_4.4MgiE1|_ visit to \Vcat Devon Sunday School. Un hus|m.ssA L `
the day il you ___ where good work is bt-ing accomplish-
\‘°"°h1d=f¢11lv -on. noesnrsows vis|'r.- A l“l~ W -or. J. Brown roinrnnfi io i'|nn~-
iottetowll after spending a few iluys
*'° _““ A'-\f°5"'°P Dr. J. W. Robertson in the School. “CUMWG HOME'-F""‘h" “'°"‘1 lil Grand River. i. '
` use your Auto- io-n and the necessities of the Em ire" Slate” that h" “'85 0" his Way “I LW lent a ft-w da at his lmnie in I’ori
\ Everv time von at 8 p. m. Subject "increased Product- esheadi f"°“' E“5|a"‘|- in “'m"h i“` -Mr. P. B. O‘llcarn of Summerslde
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Strop you realize The town oouncnl (.|erg).~men and erpool to start for homo. His friends E|gm_ N_B_ L
what it means to farmpm are oarnesm. mqunsted to at, at Kuutsford should tlmroiorc ere ____
Vw” °f“°" *hi* tend. i 4367-4-4‘M2i I*-‘"5 968 him landing at 0'Leary. \\' -_Miss Irene Mcllougnil in” Sinu-
'5 3h"3Y5 1” PCI’ -_ ' 'é lncrslde, spent ii few davs nt her
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f°°'°°"d§'i°“f°f --special. ssnvicss.-Tin- nook -SPECML EASTER SEFlV'¢ES- iionio in niclnnomi tins wooit. l.
its blade is sharp of sped,” Service, Mid at K£._nB|“gtun were held at ililllliurn, hliiltsford and _
“nd k°°"- during Holy Week came to an end on (Ape W°"(" M°'h°‘““t “h“"C|“"3 0” Las' -.\lr. Ilurold liackctt ri~i:li'lii-ii to
The AutoStrop ,Friday evening. when the Rev, R. tel' S““d“~"~ Th°$0 "WWE Pa" Wefetli-is home in Tignisll after spending
ig the onl rua, ._ as follows' At Millburn reading. Ml' ,hp “inter mouths in Boston
y Brodie spoke on the ‘ords oi’ the ~ - ' - . '
\ tbatsharpeng ii; Mute,-_ i-My (;0d_ my God' Why hast E, Boulter; reading, Mrs. W. H. Boul- _._
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UW" b|ld¢-9l\\\t0' Thou forsaken me." Those who as- '~9"3 recitation- Olive B"°die~ Al, -Bliss Lottie Taper, Charlotte-
milicany- sisted by offering prayer during the K““‘5f0"‘|» "“dm§» MV- 5011" M°"a“'| town. is visiting in Kensington the
cnnmq u gay, week included Mr. A. Moreshead, Mrs. head? f`_9C|faU°“- 0"” BI'0dl9~ Ai guest of Miss Katherine Lowther. R
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” Agsoneine
Will.'re'dnce inflamed, Stralned,
Swollen Tendons. Ligarnents,
or Muscles. Stopithelamenesslind
pain from a Spllnt, Side Bone or
Bone Spavin, No blister, no hair
gone andliorse can be used. $2.50 a
, bottle at dniggists or delivered. De-
scribe your case for special instnlc-
tions :ind interesting horse Book 2 R Free.
ABSURBINE, jk" the antiseptic linimcnt lol
mankind, rcilnces Strained, Torn Liga-
rnents. ‘Swollen Glands. Veins or Muscles;
Heals Cuts. Sores. Ulcers. Alleys psin. Price
ll.1S a bottles! dealenerdelivered. B4-ok "Evidence" lieu.
W. F. lllllllli, P. D. F.. 141 Ullllt IN(-. lelllrlll, CII
-A s\ict't‘ssl`ul basket social
tortalnment was llcld nnilcr the :ins
picea of Shamrock division in the
Temperance I-lnll. Kensington, Marcii
28th, the sum of $30 was realized.
The following program was well ren-
ziliil en~
J_ Mm.eBhead'_ and Mm* G_ Tayl0r_ Cape Vtoiie. reading, Mr. Vane Mc- ____ _
C “° olnm Miss Il. Adams and Miss M. Strong Eachcfni "“C|¢3u°“~ olive Bfudie- -Miss Laura Hodgson. of Char-
5.00 played the organ. A iiiillincr of tho The bCl\0|l'f*;f 93Cl1iDlHC9 H590 Bandit? lottstowu. is visiting iii Silmmersido,
A-|» ALL 5-mu,-_S Baptist friends also :lssistcil in ilii- lllllénsgkgn llrlffllrls Rzycixf I;1r¥:)iif;e“lC(; & the guest of the Misses Muirllcad. I.
choir. W » _ ~ ~
Alhsflepslilty --_ he ""1`i°UB “9"\'i°eB- W -Miss Ruth McLeod returned
-KENSINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.-
Tlie following have attained the lilglr
est standing for tile month' of iliarcii
in the Vice-Pl‘lncipal's Depariiueniz-
Goodwin; Il, Ethel .Mcl{innon; 4. Ruth
Flowness und Florence Mclienzir-.
hwlfg.. I-hind -social. AND eN'rsnrAiNmeN'r -- ssmmoi-sill(-. ofioi- visiting in clmr-
`lottetown. the guest of !\lri=. Edward
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-Mr. Jack Wright i'<_~iili'iietl to f‘|iilr
Gfafle \'I--°“1- B99 51011892 3- N€ml` loitetown on Tuesday after spending
his Easter holidays at his home iii
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to;
tiered. Cliorus. by the choir: iloll
ilrili by the school children;
Miss Mabel Mc.\i'thur; solo. Mr.
Hugh Morrison: remling. Miss Beat-
rice i?‘rancis; solo, Mrs. Edwin Hiliz:
reiltliilg, Miss Eva Ilowness; chorus.
li_\' the ciioir; rr-tlilillg, l\li.-is Flora
Bowlloss. (loil Save the King. .»\
~‘ -INTERESTING LECTURE.-An
illterestiniz iiiitl iiisil'iit-tive
wus given li_v Rev. 'l`. \\'. Goodwill. in
St, George lliill, i{en.~'ington_
139th. .\lr. J. l-`. Profitt acted
as i-hulrmuil. The meeting
with il t~l\i>rns l>_\' the choir;
reading.
\iurpll_\'. flrzlile l\`.-], \\'lilna Tno\nlJs_
inii Miriiini i‘i-ofltt tequaii; 2, Lonisii
Ilerliilrd; Il. Dorothy McKenzie; 4,
lectiiro
i\lai'i‘ll
rapabiy
opened
ri solo
Sillnmersitle. l.
teqtial);  Jennie Mouse. Grade \'.-- . ______
1. Annie i\i<'D1>ugiill and Ethel iloilslie' --Air. and .ni-S. ri-o<l<»i~i.-it cmnoi'-.
1ll'l ifilllalli 3-Vflfllif Hullhfwli 77- Jim' Tignisli, returned froln (‘.lisrlotteto\vii
fiir- <‘:\i-i-; 4. Giuwizii lileeius:  Alla" nn.-|~ .unending fi- row linyo with Mrs.
iUl'.) (‘onl'oy.
_ _ e-Sir Cliur|e.~i Dalton :ind Mr. Ern-
".\'l'u-‘i Orrr  Miiurlvf' liigsills. 1.-si Don. l’eai<.i, Fhni-init.-inn-n, spent
_-_--_-_--_-_- il<Iastel' Sunday with friellils iii Tig~
“ s issililiiiill hill  --
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D, , 7 ~-Miss Elin Maiiar. lias reiiiriieil lo
-1 her home in Darnley from 0`Leni'_v.
\ hm of th.. yo,-k ,imml q 5 iwllere she has been nursing for the
“Our Own (‘nnaitlizin Bow," by Mr. 'l`.
VV. Belliley. wits heul‘til_v envored, The
let-ture on "Tho \Vul"' ily the rever-
'end geiitleliiiiii was uitentively listen-
ed to by it large iiiidience, uilrl very
much enjoyed. .»\ vote oi' thanks.
bored by Mr. \\'nl. Sharpe. and sec-
onded by Mr. John Warren, was ten-
dered iile speaker by the ciluirmiin.
Proceeds from a stile of home-made
candy und iidmisaion fee amounted lo
_ " _‘y' _ ' 1 . . . .
\.<.<oi-lation wus lleiti in the (`oveiit-ad
wer li_\~ .\i|'. James .\iiitiiiow the .l’i‘c»
sidelli. After the tlovotioilzil part ot'
the si:i'\'ii'e reports were called i`or
lilil re.~ipoilded to froln the Dunfituii-
.iuge. Yol‘k. Voveheuii. l’l't‘sllyiel‘iuil.
fovoheatl Methodist. und linion Sun
October were read. loliowed liv an
Aiisorbln-.~ and Abtorlslnn. Jr.. ure mme iii Canada. $28' and goes in “id "f me Hall# H iddress from Rev. Mr. Wilsoni lie
said. ist get the children' 2nd Ap-
.\ii.-thotiist <`hiil'c-ll. on .\Izli‘cil 1fi.l
i`lli-. 2,230 p. ill. session was presidvil
past three weeks.
-lt is understood that .\ll'. lt. Ilily
ner who has been residing with Mi.
S. Phillips of Knlltsfoiwi purrliiised one
oi' Mr. Boulter's farms at i\iiilbui'ii.\\'
lioliila_\s visiting bel mothel, Mrs
,-lay Schools. Minliles of the air, __ , _
nuai convention held at Bl'ackley last Hugh M0"i8‘m’ ‘“em“"gw“' R
-Miss Nina McCoubray, oi' Sum
»i1lerside. is spending a few days at
  point ,e,;,.hm.S,_ 3rd_ keep in ,hé les_.lier home in Margate. She expects
Do You Know-
. That we operate the only
Lens Grinding Plant on P.
E. Island? _
That we employ a skilled
Surface _Gri_nder, and are
daily gnndiné from ‘ the
rough glass- e most com-
plicate kinds of ienses?_
These are facts, which
mean a good deal_ to the
Glass wearing public, doing _
away with the annoying
delays caused bly sending
away for special eases.
' Send Your Blasses in li ,
mail, you’ll get them ba
promptlyan to perfect con-
dition.
Call in and look over our
plant.
G. F. Hutcheson
Optometrist and 0Pti¢iaU
against taking them
the Sciiptuie is difierenr from the
Gd i d L li d
lnaiks. Session closed with Doxolo-
    son when teaciiing. Never convey, '-0 leave short]-V fm' Truro' NS' L
' ' y_ to the child’s 1_nind_ that the God oii _Misses NeuT'“HensIey Vera Tan
, ' t ,_ .l .. _ I _ ton, and Jean Penman, returned to
     _ sign iiln iihentakingdo?titeqtghiperiiiilhse sI“°_k_v";f ot” _T“1'°`s?i%y' af?" gpendmg
pledge in the Sundav Schools follow- ""3" “as 9' ‘° ay” 'I “mmm”
LIVER ANU BllWElS-       L
.i talk on some oi’ tile dllllculties of
"*”'“' teaching. suggestive iielps and better _“M1” Mcnmmldi late teacher at
Give “CaI»lforn'|a Syrup of Figs" If methods oi Sunday -School work was OLea"Y' has take” “D her duties as
such at Buxton The supplement has
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--- day School work at heart is the rea- d°"e' B“xt°“' W'
Look back at your cltildboo’ days. soils that some children do not attend _ _
Remember the "dose" mother li slsted Sunday School. “Press Onward." _sewn Norman Mwthel _has rf".
on-castor oil, calomel, catliarties, was the encouraging advice given ‘by ;E;“§ge"éa(£‘€;‘§;t§fi‘;;'§ tflftfaessflhdé
ll. P . . _ - ,
Haw Wu hated them’ how you [ought t 9. regldvm- in mg dosing rc of his father. Mr. Isaac Lowther. kan
With our children. itis different. lzy anti Benedictioii to nicet at 7.30 Bmgmn' R
Mothers who cling to the old form of in the evening- | -'*'
are injured by them.
It your clilld`s stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only dell-
cious “California Syrup ol Figs." its
action is positive. but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep this harmless “fruit
lsxative" handy; they know children
love to take it; that it never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet-
en the stomach. and that a teaspoon-
(ul given today saves a sick child to-
morrow. i
Ask your druggist for a ‘ bot-
tle of "California Syrup of rigs,
which has full directions for babies
children ol all ages and for grown~ups
plainly on each bottle. Beware oi
counterieiis sold here. See tiiat it is
made by "f‘.alifornia Fig Syrup Com~.
panygi Refuse any other kind with!
contempt.
s"rr.5*'“°;i..?.‘:::..'°“':::.:1“;° :.‘;ii  i'.°‘i;'.°.“. --in-i»  1-  ii  
ftgiinded Their tender little "insides" Mr. Wilson. Pre;-ildiint read the' al Ut Mr' W' Fm' °f Capo. W"m”“'h°
-Miss Jean McFadyen. school lea-
t~liel' at Middleton, spent the Easter
i ‘.  ' ‘ ' _ .
mth I,salm_ Miss Bovyer then read| left on Monday for the West. Attem-
un excellent paper, followed by sn
iidilress from Mr. James Essery, in
which he said he was thankful for
godly parents, il godly training and il
godly herltaxzc---for is S, S. teacher
:ind going always iu thi: Sunday
School. He said that Dr. llendcr-
soi1'Senr. always asked a. blessing on
the good old book every time he read
its pages, A boy sorry for attend»
ing the S. S. was yet to be found.
'l`rzlin tlir- young, put forth yet great-
eiforts-rot~ruits for King George are
needed. but morn needed are recruits
for Cllrli-it. Fixture workers arc to
come from the Sunday School. in
ni-tier to i'ni:i»lva tht- "Well done" we
iiinat do well. Slngillg.
Then an titlilress h_\' Mr. ii. ('.
llary, who said thiii evt=r_vbofl_v in S.
panying him was Master S. Fish. son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. Fish, iii" llalihur-
lon. Their many friends wish lhom.
success. yet sorry they lluvo gout-_ W
-SEED WHEAT.-l{ollil;iii's Sum-
lnersitle. are gettin: carioads of sccd
wheat. Get their prices. 4383-4-Diliill.
SEED WHEAT.-Holnlutrs. Sulli-
niorslde :irc getting carloauls nl’ Seed
\\'iit-nt. Got their prices.
4382-4-i’ii\i3i
-MILK.--'l`r,v our Condensed Milk
nnil <`ro'iln, nlso "l{liin" tilt- wonder-
iul nlilh slilnitiillte, ll. 1`. lloimau.
Limited. 4384-4-5M4l.`
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- ” - f Fox Capsules _
A Safe and Successful
  Treatment for Worms
After extensivelyexperimenting an Eliglisli firm has found
an absolutely satisfactory medicine for expelling wo1'ms from young
foxes. We have colitroi of these and call them
UALITY FOX CAPSULES
For Worms in Foxes
We were one of the iirst in Canada to put at capsule on the
market for foxes alone and in our first _vearout of 1,400 cases treat~
ed, not one failure was known. Ask. the first foxmari you meet
i and he will tell you ours are the only capsules for foxes.
I)0N"l; ]3X]'1‘IlllM|‘].\"l` \\`l'l`II Nl‘I\\` PRl‘}l’.\l{.\'l‘I0.\`H \\'llEN
YOI' (`.\I\' (i]'l'l` ,'\ \\'I~ILl. 'l`Rll‘Il) ANI) Rl<lI.l.\lll.l'} .\l{'l`lCLl‘] .\'l`
AS l.()\\' .\ l‘l{l(‘I°] .\.\` .\ l’(l()l{ ONE. '
“QUALITY FOX CAPSULES”
Charles R. McLellan
'rm-: QUALITY DRUGSTORE
SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.
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Quality U "
RA CHER .
P. E. ISLAND AND
ELSEWHERE I
-HERE IS-
iin Foxes-
i)on`i i'org'ci tile name:
()Nl,\' $l.l)() PER BOX. '
|’()S'l`A(i|'I I’.\|l),
Quality
Fox Capsules
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Notes From
Provincial Seed Fair
The nunibcr of i-iiirivs :ii the Pro-
vincial Seed l-`uli' hi-lil nl Suilllncrsido
on March 27th and 28th wits not na
large as u:~na_il. in ilv- class open t.o
ulvlnbors of the Val: _ ..in Seed (,lrow-
crs Association thc i-xilihii, wus vt-.ry
nlllall. One good siiillpii- of White
lfyfe wheitt was sliown. lil Baillior
xats, whicil is always u strong class
there were three enii~ii~i-. iii fair qual-
ity. The siniill vxilillil ill this riuss
is uvcolillieii for by ihi-. laiivilcss of tim
iprillg and thi- hot wlniiy wa-:iilii-l' iw-
‘“‘ ‘ "  4 -V ”'-£ ~'1s!*~s'-_s
Both two-roweti' and six-rowed samp-'and syiinlning were ,boom .bow of
llelslwere well-matured -and showedva woolen and linen goods. A special
g’idpe)icelntage oE péir ty. l A two- feature in the women's section was
rowc all' eygidt. . I . niimber 80,A_is the exhibit of war time cooking. This
ElVHl_S SP GH T95" 15 I F0\lSh iilckexhiblt attracted the attention ol
PYDVIHCG- ,many visitors and amply demomm-ai.
while inn potato oxhibig was “oiled the possibilities in substituting
so ldafgtgiag llgfual yet th? quality rms' 0tllCi‘ f0D(iB [DF Wh08i, btef, 8nd D80-
goo . ost o t it saulp es were ree 0ll~
 disease. unii'orln nnd tluo toi' igaqh oxhibn of Cookmg had me re
Tlii-. tlllioillv recoil was it tlplendiflwipe attached' Mun’ took advamagp
lot i-lean bright iii color nudipractic- girtilfeiepgalgusity to copy me recipe
' ' se.
ally iron frinil wood semis. A few of A wen auended meeting was hem
the salllplvs were slightly llulicd.
’l`livre, was it large i.-niry of beans,
Roth while und colored varieties were
of extmlli-lit quality and well ripeneii'.
>'i~uri-oly silly signs of rlliioaso injury
i-oulll iw f-ornicil in any ol' the sampl-
1`ui'=‘ hiirvc,~i which iwitisvii' the griiln 1'-*_
10 llllllll Wi’ l‘aDl¥ll.V~ | Thu r-xcoliulll oxlliilit of root swells
lli the class lor t‘ol1lpeilii\l'.~s in the clearly shoivrri that those. seeds could
slaiililliig lfiolds of Grilin i.'i»|llpeililoli,'l>o slit-cessfully grown lil this pro-
thv adverse conditions of llic past_ vlllve. 'flmre was a large entry of tur-
yiriil' were agilill ill 1-viilcliro in lim nip. lnangel, rarroi und cabbage seed.
amount of grain oiiici-eil nnd nlsn in l‘Ivci'_v siiinplo was well riponeil. uu-
thv quality. liforin lti size ami color and indications
Some very good 'exhibits ol' lliiiiiloryaf hillh vitiilliy. Several samples ol’
outs were shown, hilt the ilvcrilgo was' turlllp scott grown in this province
bt-low the standard, \\'lloat entries |H-‘ll your have been submitted to the
were small in ilulnber illld the graiiiilieeil Briincli. Ottawa, and have zer-
was not as well filled its usual. There' Illllluled 989 to 100 percent.
was il s00¢1 exhibit of barley and rho oxiinni or hinniiiorati was good.
lin the eilteriioon of the 27th. when ud-
iiresses were given by the Commiss
loner of Agriculture. Hon. Mr. McKln
non. Mr. J. L. Tennant, Agricultural
Representative for Prince County. aiiii
Miss llazel Stems, Supervisor of
Woincn‘s institute.
The officers of the fair are presid-
ent, Rev. P. (7. Gauthier, St Louis:
Secretary. Mr. Join. or-say. summer
side: directors. Horace Wright, Bed
901161 R- AKIIGW. Wilmot; D. il. Matt
Donald. North Bedequo; Jesse A.
Wright. Summerslde:- Rev. J J. Mac
Donald. Kinkora, C. McLellan, Arling
1011; W. ll. McGregor. Centiul Loi
162 T~ R0". Bedauue: J. J. sicNoil,v.
Silmmereidsz Fulton simpson, noi-
f“°“¢= TMS- Wsush. wiinioi; J. sz.
I the quality was up to the average Splendid samples or weaving, knitting
. _ . .. `> »
~ ~ ~ if » - - “ei
Murphy. Augustine cove; Alex. Mo-
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