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A  U being prepared. 7543-
E- auvmc. Foxzsf- Josepnlucnou-
aid and B. J. McCormack, St. Geo-
rges were visitors to the city Satur-
day purchasing a pair oi' foxes for
their ranch at St. George!-
APPRECIATION. - Tile members
of the Cavell Red Cross Club wish to
thank all those taking part in the
°' programme of their social last Thurav
:lay evening. The sum of $40 was real-
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PROSPERITY CHANGES.- Brigh-
ton Lodges, the residence of Mr. \V.C.
.\Vhite on Admiral Street is being re-
'rnoved to the North River Road op-
posite the residence of Major Weeks
where it will be changed into a two
tenement house for rental. It is un-
derstood that Mr. A. E. Duff has
purchased the iield at Brighton lately
owned by Mr. li. J. Cundall and will
bun |||°¢¢¢|f\;|  erect a handsome residence there.
to so many, no_ 1°*
m so ny 'mmm "T PATRIOTIC FLOWER SALE.;-
'°m . - - h l Desiring to do their bit for the hm-
lag it, do not believe lt will ep . _ ,_ .
_ U th h pire, the pupils ol’ ilince Street
-‘°' This mu“'b°m.°r° In. un' School last autumn pnrcasetl sever-
 W°U\°|'_| in all' Wm", al hundred bulbs which they planted,
V50. 9 Mn- G°°d|"\¥» hlV° PNVUU with tho intention of selling thc iiowo-
wbatwonders LydisE.Pinkham’sVeg- rss and devote thc proceeds to the
atsbls Compound can do for weak and Patriotic Fund. This sale will take
.mat _ 'g .mi 5 (gf place in the school on Monday. ll
'amen T” I e. connection with the sale there will
§Mr. Angus McMillan was in Caledonia'
sm" K' Ibn “Visitors Day." Come and see the
Ifthere are any complications
u don’t understand, write
€;¢l._in E. Pinkbam Medicine Co.
-(confidential), Lynn, Mass.
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work of the school. Encourage tile
pupils in their efforts by purchasing
the flowers. Home made candy will
also be on sale. Tile day"s exercises
will he concluded hy a Patriotic Con-
ccrt in the Assembly Ilall. 7541.
NOT FOR HIM. -To emphasize the
ignorance oi’ some of the raw fur mer
chants regarding the fox farming in-
dustry, one member of the Sales Com
mittee tells of interviewing one, a
German Jew, in company with Mr.
Kaye of thc Silver Black Fox Maga-
zine. Mr. Kaye was of course extolling
the merits oi his publication as an ad
vertising metiiunl, and at the same
time the qualities of the "ranch bred
fox." Tile dealt-r was skeptical, and
unlmpressibic. lic delivered himself
of the following: -Dc ranch pred fox!
Dey vos no goot. Dore vos a man prot
two here last year, llc called dem
"ranch-pred.” Dey vos like r_ats-Dere
vos no ranch pred-dey cant raise the
pups. dey all die. In de Bronx dey
dried it, de young vous all die, dose
stories dey tells about raising dem
in Canada is all lies! Very true,
said Kaye, whimsically; but "hero you
arc handling iurs and you ought tc
know all about your business. Better
come down to Canada. and compl`e`.e
your education!" What, go to Can~
ado init a, name like mine! l vos not a
Gcrlnau, I vos ll German put now l
am all American citizen. Put if I vos
to go to Canada, dey would back me
up against a brick vall.and shoot me
for a German spy. Oh no! not for mei"
WEDDING BELLS. - A very pretty
wedding was solemnized at St. Dun
stan`s Cathedral. Charlottetown. on
Tuesday. Feb. 22nd. when Laurence
Hcunossey. son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Mich-
acl l-Iennessey oi' this city was unite"
in the holy bonds of nmtrirnony to
Katherine Costello, daughter ot' Mr.
and Mrs. John Costello of Lot 65. Tile
bride who was charmingly attiretl ill
a suit of blue broadcloth with hat to
match, was attended by Miss Sadie
Murphy, formerly of New Haven,
while John Maclllillun did the honors
for the groom. The _marriage cere-
monies were performed by Rcv. Fath-
er Maurice McDonald, P. P., after
which the young couple drove to the
home of Mr. Thomas Costello, Euston
 where a sumptuous wedding break-
£o.st was served and the early hours
were pleasantly whiled away. Early
ill the afternoon the happy couple ac-
companied by the groom's father and
mother drove to the home of the
bride`s parents. whore u. few oi' the
nearest relatives were assembled and
a very enjoyable evening was spent in
dancing and music both vocal alld ill-
strumental. The bride and groom were
the recipients of many and costly pres-
OMS lllzhly attesting to their ponulwr-
-ity. Mr. and Mrs. Hennessey will re-
side ill Charlottetown.
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P. E. i. ORPHANA6E.- The "Rev:
D. MacLean received with mam'
thanles. the following amounts for the
P. E. I.. Orphanage. Donald Nichol
son. M. P., $10.00. The New Wiltshire
S. Ch., per F. Yonker $25.00.
8ATURDAY'8 Ai..ARM.- During
the heaviest rain Saturday morning an
alarm was rung in for a blaze on the
roof of Mr. Peter Trainor's house our
Rochford Street. Little damage was
done however. and the "nil out.”
alarm was soon rung.
THE CAR FERRY STEAMER. -
On Saturday the Car Ferry ateame:
made a good trip over from Picton al
most making summer time and dockef
here at 10.50. She had on board 117,
tons trieght, nine and hall tons ex-
press, 120 sacks of mall and twenty
DZSSOXIZGPB. _
CALEDONIA NOTES. -'l‘he.schoo`
is progressing favorably under the
management of Miss Ruth McLeod.-
Mr. Fred Meltae paid a visit to Mt.
Vernon recently, the guest of Mr. J
L. Morrison.-Mr. Frank McDonal.
paid a visit to Bllevue recently th'
guest of`Mr. John McPhee.-Mr. W‘il
liam McPherson of Glen William wa -
thc guest of Mr. John Ii. McPhee.-1
~ecently the guest of Mr. lilulcolm M,
Stewart.-Mr. Jollll ll. l\lcPilee is busy
=l1ipping cattle and oats to Mr. M. C.
McGowan.
WEDDING BELLS.- A vory pretty
wedding was solcmulzed at Si.. Mala-
chius church Kinkora on Tuesday.
February 22nd. when Miss Frullcia
Ann Green, daughter of George S. and
Mrs. Green of Central Bedequc and
Mr. Joseph P. Hughes, Emerald. were
united ill the holy bonds of matrimouy.
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grime lclermouy v@xr!or£n_\_;d by Rev. =
. _ lv. _` 'pggm QQ.
usted Ev n's$;‘  Jfgcnonsla, ral-
Lsh Priest. The bride who was given
I .
.- ay by er, h th ton was _.be
:ginluslv  blue fall-
ored suit with ha ` " `tch."I'he
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Alter the marriage ceremony was por-
tormed they drove to the homo of the
bride whore a sumptuous dinner was
served in Mrs: P. Donn_elly'a best
t l . A I 't It '
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to p iioth v ‘instrumental-until
wedding mal-eh wairpiayed by Miss -about tivo o'eiook whoa. e to
Helen Noonan. _ ersid bl a very
lccompllshed ll!i‘:l'ii1g_:'1" abil *tlle~'ii'Irig-
'ng of "Mother Tell* _Me Wiiat ldA_':x_i
to Do." was exco ently rendere'
‘lor sister Ruth. ii`6tli` ` cousins ot
~ - ~» _ t-ilesanzcv
the homo of the groom where a grand
tea awaited them, the table groaned
'under the weight of all the delicacies
ot thercuiinary art. Tea 'being over 41
few pleasant hours were spent inthe
the bride. The bride ‘wabstteudbd by parlor,-songs and music being render-
her sister Elia, and“i.ne grooih was
1upported_by his_-brother Mr, Stepaen
ed-by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Currie, as-
sisted by`Mrs. T. Kelly, sister of the
I-lughea,___In_thg'___, 'V g`_ 1-'ess mrfbr e every one enjoying themselves
was given at thesh§i?l%,0?-line grI_de;"t_l_l¥i§bout ten ociock, when- they re-
waers s-fewer the near relatives pal-waived to their -homes wishins Mr-
took of a sumptuous dinner prepared
'n honor of~__tllB ' gcc Qn,._A,u_ eu oy~
able evening was_"§g‘|i'erit‘ll\ mtilsic.
speeches. songs, and dancing. The
and Mrs. Walter Currie a happy and
prosperous journey through-_ life. ._ _
_*grids  groom were’ t_he~9réciplent_s WELL KNOWN CON-TFiACIOFl.-
-ir al rs numiiln- or benillrnl ana 'Phe fclwsiii .ill be  _ __ ~%“~
costly presents, testifying tothe Jes- tenest here :lawn Bcagiey 'Meigs to
 ln“wnicll they are ~neld`by their took arromilmut llsrtllll the °r€¢ili_°\\
numerous frienda.` The groom's -gilt-i ot_ the Hillsboro Br dge and ot er
-U um bnde was ,_ sold p_e'f,d¢m¢ .1 get-. large contracts in which his dredgas
with pearls and to the br1desmald~'s;-_were working- The__Hallfa1 Herald
weautitul gold ring wun pearl setrlngr.-gsaya:-A dlstres_sins_f_siallty that Oc-
rue Guardian joins wnn tl-fslrrlmsnyreurred at deelrwatel’ at Hlwllt One
#fiends |n wishpfg' M,-_ and M_|»s.loclock Thursday afternoon. Halifax
’iughes many happy years oflwedrlsd *loses one of its moat highly esteemed
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= wurooulman lan!-i'_-na
wEL"'KN»?|oNsv-Lives gusts un
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. f 1.' ovary-.1'rom»;._jkidney
dlxasvt? vs/,ill bt; lweglcomed Bygtlie IHBUY
friends oi Mr. L. D. Griffin throush-
out the lower townships and the ad-
yolalns district or the United -S'»“*°“~
tion for 35 years and-what “S “PY”
will banaccleptfd, as proven by_illl.W`l10
' know m es . .
Ho tells in his letter -how r_8l_i6f W;-B
obtained .by il'9l\'»l1T1°nt_-.fill §i}°'iib"‘}‘:m‘;-
'ang Montreal llospltald, bu_ t e _ _
kidney trouble returned again and
ag-am -,mm \5y»:¢.h¢=persi\atent: lnso of
Di-'_ chases 1<i¢inenl»lv@_r»Pi_1la _tlflf
w,,.__,.fr..¢n_._c. _as up says. _these-_l»__,§_
“undoubtedly did the work. _ __
,Ml-; L_ D. Griiiln, Bnlwer. Compton_-
coulmn Quebec, wl-ites$-‘--I can add
one more statement 0ll_:\Ridi19y GISOGBQ
.=u...l _by Dr- f;11s9¢~=_l$l°'l‘=v°1-ivef.
Plus. For about twenty years I was
bothered more or less wltlrthe kidneys
then the disease became worse and I
life, _ ' f ' '  """'7`_'alid.successiul business men in the
_I |~
wsoomc sEi.-us.--t- A~wry l»'rr»\~
`y \vedding_t0_ol¢`placc at St. ’l‘l\ros'x's
Churcli on Tuesdayizlorllillg, Fell. Sth
wl1en'_`NIlss ' Lottie ‘D nnelly, llauglltcr
of Mr.” I’atrick'D`on‘nell‘y, ‘SL Patriekis
Road, was unlted:`lri'fthc holy liontls of#
matrimony to Mr. \\"altcl~ Currie, 'in
popular young merchant of Pcnkolsl
Station. Tile nuptlal _knot being tied
by Rev: 'T. R. A. `McDonalll. » St.”-
Thrc-sas. The bride was handsomely-
aitired in a blue military suit with
black velvet hat trllnlncd with white.
~pdr£_0n of Captain W'illiam Beazley, of
tire, Halifax Dredging Company. A
lover of hard work from his boy-
hood. Captain Beazley met his
ddath while living up to thc splen-
did reputation for energy and eilici-
oucy he had maintained tllrough all
his seventy odd years. Captain Beaz-
:ley went to the terminal piers yester-
day at 6.30 to oversee thc unloading
ot goods from a car into one of the
ilhn’s lighters, and with the exception
ofa slight cold, was in his usual
'rdbust health anti cheerful spirits.
plumes and white Pol-sian lamb set of At about one-fifteen, while the captnlnl
furs. Slle was attended by hcl' cousin -was standing on the car, steadying a_
‘Vilas Laura Donnelly, while Mr Peter sling load of bundles that was being..
J. McDonald ably supported thcgroom lowered down to__ _the lighter. :IVV
was sick in bed for one ¥Qar._l.0ok doc-
tor's medicine io no a_va_il_. illill On his
Even Hospital Treahnoni  - _ .-
N  a  _For aKidv¢ya_Di=¢e@¢. Failed
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vsl.|.aa savs rl-lxr on. cl-was-e
oou_,s_fl=t=.lg|.v ounsopnm. _
advice went to Sherbrooke Hospital,
where I was benefited. but the old
trouble returned and I tried a'Montreal
hospital. Got a little better, but the
help was only temporary, and I was
- nr. cram. has travsuea this seclisoon badasain. f --"  .<. --
von the advice of atb-lead, l bm.,
_,to use Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills,
and I new thank' that fr en'd';"‘for to,
day I am as free from kidney disc e'
as I over was in my lite. I ow_p__§_¥"
curet_ii'o Dr. Cl_lx;_.s_e=%<lgney-Live s
ftor _eu on e - _ _ 1.
.am 68 greawrild a  35
ye ra as a traveller ca ing 611 the
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b_est.sellers and__gi\_;e tip beat satisfacé
to wo _ y=me c- e-..:, _ a.marke_'
saga *italian to snsws3.f1i&.<lus..n...§
ln' regard to my cure if people care to
wr to me`."' _ -_. -- -»_~ . ._ ._ ... __
” Dr. Cha.se's KidnIe‘y-Llver`Pllls] one
pil a dose. 25 cents a"'box, all dealers
or Edlnanson, Bates & Company, Lim-
ited, Toronto. ' __
proariling too nvar the edge, in _some
wav lost his lnllalnce and when the
load- .~;\vnn1.': out over ilu/ligl\lUl‘» illllflli-
l5 i`ct'.i iicimv, hc fell with it Mill
struck on thc bark oi' lilo head. Medi-
_cal attontlam-c was procured. but
` nothing could bc dollc anti death calne
at once. lic ls survived b_y three
_dall|;lltel's, Mrs. F. \V. Snlltll. Mrs.
J. J. Conde and lilisg lilargaret, all
ol' llallfax. and lllrcc sons, William,
who works with hinl and resides in
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LONDON, I*‘t‘.b. 25.- The lighting
_-probieni caused hy Zeppelin `ralds has
i been solved alone' of the large pre-
paratory schools by advancing the
f t-_lock two hours. No_w the bboys rise
¥ at 5,30, breakfast at 6.30, lunch at 3
l gina at ii and l_ct_ire_ at 7.15, and they
et e new sole ue.--
On special occasions the boys are
Dartmouth; Silvcstcr, also of llaliiax;
and Ilenry of the l. C. li.. Moncton.
perlnittetl to sit in front of an open
iire till 10_o`<;loclc. '
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