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lllulhi doll'i\ house-,ititli rlollyiaiul ull -r 'in 1 ri .co ,
toys.. we-il it you urenun.-it you can uct them a.ia.tiieui..
a cent of cost.
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Iverederoi. lt l i .0 lnrnc nn-1 mozny t:iatlt\'-1li;r,I_ln.
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as nisiit and iight it nn. it lmao, ina htm n i-i.ry rf-l'\-.
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glndbm Ill metal baby doll i:arrIlRc»-hnnvlscirin no
cell be With its hrllht lltrudol and lsilvcr hr|L'tit metal
llsllh. lt's a dandy carrlene lor baby.
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stand nlrineii'-of 1' ‘ 'v charges. Wrltu today 1-;
neat. H25 Toaoaro. om.
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out of shape. Madefrom extra-iheavy imported hard~ _..
drawn steel wire, -_t-hicker, stronger, and galvanized so
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strains than any they arc lik
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lock with the bull-dog grip-never lets go.
'Our Fencing is made from Standard Gauge Wire.
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weight, full measure, 16 oz. to the pound in evcry case.
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nimiei/-sewing :lea up to 100 lb. ham.
Because here le a food partly predlgesled und cooked
and skillfully prepared io build up the chicks! iliilo
mlldel. which at first are often not strong enough to - _--_ -
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OF LOCAL |N?l'ERE8T.-- Mr. D.R.
Laird,-Manager of the Bunk of Nova
Scotia. who have been in Boston and
New York I0! several weeks receiving
treatment for his ear, has returned
to Amherst greatly improved in
health. _ ~ `
_ SUCCESSFUL CRUISE- Word was
received yesterday by Mr. J. 0. Hynd-
man that the _steamer Sable, of Hali-
fax, now on s sealing trip in the Gulf.
has been very successful. having se-
cured over 20,000 seals. There are u
number of Prince Edward Islanders
interested in this ship and they will be
pleased to leamof her success.
ICE BOATS. - Captain Howatt
left Cape Traverse at 7.30 on Satur-
day morning with four boats, twenty
bags of mall and 11 passengers. reach-
ing Cape Tormontiuo nl 11 o'clock.
Captain McWilliams loft Cape Tor-
mentlne at 6.50 ii. in., with tivo boats
carrying seventy bags of mall and six-
tceu passengers, und arrived at Cape
Traverse at 11.50 a.iu. Tho mail
special arrived in this city ut 1.45 p.
in.
-A COLLISION.-Thero was a iiaisly
collision on Kent Struct, Saturday af-
ternoon in which Di". Dorsey’s horse
_und wagon were the piilnclpal suffer-
crs. The doctors horse was thrown
to the ground and his wugon badly
twisted but happily tho horse was
not hurt and was quickly helped to
its feet by passersliy. The other
horse escaped imhurt but the low
sleigh to which it was attached wus
somewhat damaged.
IN MILITARY clRCLES.- Major
C. Leigh, Recruiting Oilicer has rc-
veived word that a Headquarters
Com any of the 4th Divisional Train
be announced at an early date. Sev-
eral specialists will be required viz:-
li Carriage Smiths, 8 liarncss Mak-
ers, 9 Horse Shoers, 2 or 3 Motor
Drivers, 5 Oliice Clerks, 12 Grocery
Clerks 15 Bakers, 10 Butchers, 75
Team Drivers. Any applications for
shove will be received by the Rc-
iif,-w Field Artillery depot for Char-
lottetown. Colonel Peake has been
ifriioiiitcd td the command with Lieuts.
‘<=igii.ill, l‘rowse. Messervey and Mur-
:»ii_\'. 'i'l~.f,- I-fipiziiii will be appointed
inililrioii ro iii# aliovc, of one medical
will-'»>r'. ri-\'~-ii sci‘i2-“snts, three artill-
r-~-rs. iw- vruiilp~-lor.-1 and 140 rank and
lm'-<ll:iIi\l_\'. :iiiil Ilif-l'¢‘ slifiilld he n0 dif-
ii`ciiii'. in .'omi»lf~iii:g the establish-
ment,
~»couN'rv coun'1'.- Ai ine sinn-
H0I\f\r`J=1di:~- Mcquarrle, the case
oi' i.inl<loiiI=i~ vs. Folland, occupied
most of thc day. in this case th-i
plalntive, who was at the time the
the price of fifteen weeks board for a
trotting horse at t he rate of $4 a
week. The defendant alleges he
made arrangements as to prices &c.,
with the stable man who is also a
. liorse traiiierand whom the defcndent
; mistook for tho manager of the burii.
' The trainer claims that the prices ar-
ranged for included only, training, fix-
- ings and other necessary attention to
the horse which privilege ho was al-
lowed by the manager and that no
bargain whatever was iiiude about
seed. The cnso was concluded iii t lic
afternoon uiiil judgment reserved un-
til the Sth lust. Mr. Heath Strong
for laintivo, Mr. A. C. Saunders for
and Mount Allison, which took place
in Halifax last week at the school for
the blind, was won by Mount Allison.
The subject was: “Resolved that the
United States should have entered
thc present war on the side of the
allies," Dalhousie taking the affirma-
tive and Mount Allison the negative.
The judges were two justices ol' thc
supreme court of Nova Scotia, and a
county court judge from New Bruns-
wick. the Nova Scotia rcfcrccs bc-
lng Mr. Justice Harris and Mr. Jus
lice Russell, and the New Brunswick-
er Judge Jonah. The rulcs of the de-
bate provide that no statement be
made officially as to liow llic debate
was won or as to how thc judges
stood iii their decision but ii is under-
stood thst two of theiii favored Mount
Allison whilc one thought Dalhousie
to he superior. The ability of the
two teams iii iirgunicnt nnd presenlm
tion was prolly equal but, if unythliig
Mount, Allison surpassed iii argument
and Dalhousie in prcseiitatlou. The
palm of victory goes to Mt. Allison
tcnm consisted of R. V. Sharpe, Mr.
Curtis and Mr. Withrow. Tho Dal-
housinns were F. l~i. Patterson, F.
H. Anderson and J. 'l‘. Bonncll, the
latter 'two being from Morell and
Charlottetown respectively- Halifax
Exchange.
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HAIR STOPS EALLING OUT' AND
GETS THICK, WAVY,'8fTRONG
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Your hair becomes light, wavy, nuf-
fy. abundant and sppeirrs as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as a young glrl’s
after a "Danderlne hair cleanse."
Just try this-moisten a cloth with a.
little Dauderlne and carefully draw lt
through your hair, taking one small
strand ata time. This _willfcleanse
the hair of dust. dirt and excessive oll
and in just a few moments you have
doubled tho beauty ol yourhalr.
Besides beautifylng the linli- st
once. Duiideriiie dissolves every par-
ilclc of dandrulf; cleauscs, puriilee
and iiivigorutes the scalp, forever
stopping itching and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks' use when you
will actually see new hair-'-flue and
dowiiy at first--yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care for pretty, soft huir uiidlols
of it surely get a 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton‘s Danderine from any drug-
gist or toilet counter. and just try it.
THE STEPHANO ARR|VES.- The
Halifax Chronicle of the :list says:--
“Reporting fine weather and a smooth
sea the Red Cross liner Stephane ar-
rived here last night from New York
for St. John's Nlld. The Stephane
landed six passengers here. Among
these were G E Campbe. ot _ Hali-
fax. who is returning from it business
trip to New York. and Angus Macdon-
ald. formerly boatswain on the Cana-
dian Government steamer Minto,
which was recently sold to the Rus-
sian Government to be used as an ice
iiroaker in the White Sea. Mr. Mac-
donald went' on the Mlnto to Arch-
angel and left that place about seven
weeks ago tp return to Canada. He
sailed from a Norwegian port on a
Norwegian steamer for New York, and
nrriviiig at that port. immediately
look passage by the Stephane for Hal-
ifux.
REMEMBERED.-- Before leaving
for Lunenburg. Prof. Wright of St.
_\ii1li~p'.\'s, New Glasgow. formerly of
\'li;.i-ioiietown, was presented with n
.;»iii~.~r~ from the congregation. Au ex-
rlciiizr- .-iziys:--“We regret the depar-
iniw- of- l’i~oi'ossor C. M. Wright from
our town. The congregation of St.
.\i\di-ew’s will feel the loss very much.
The whole town will sudcr by the go-
ing away of such a talented and bril-
llant master of music in all its branch-
-»= as Professor Wright is. lt is cer-
i.-iiiily a distinct loss to the town to
lose his services, and musical circles
are poorer indeed by iiis going, but.
its he goes to better himself, it is
.omething to take with him that he
lakes the respect and esteem and re-
gard of all who have had the benefit
of his wonderful, masterly knowledge
in the scicncd and art of music, both
vocal and instumciitul, and we trust
and know where he is going, to the
musical centre of Lunenburg, that
his talents and abilities and services
will be appreciated as highly as here.
All the good things tho town knows
and appreciate in Prof. Wright can
also he said ot' ‘Mrs. Wright. und fam-
ily, who arc worthy liclpmatcs to liiui
in every possible way, and we trust
the lines may fall to them iii pleasant
places." _
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RETURNING HOME.-A St. John
despatch of April 3rd. says that Pri-
vate G. Currie of Georgetown, P. E. I.,
is one of 180 soldiers returned here
yesterday on S. S. Missanabic. In a
battle at Lacciies he received a bullct
in tho foot. He was _with the Sixth
Mounted_Riflcs. ‘ '_ _' ,_
NEW SUPERYNTENE-ENT OF
FALCONWOOD FARM.- Mr. L. L.
Jenkins. Wiltslilrc, has been appoint-
ed Superinteudent of Falconwood
Farm hy the Trustees of the Institu-
tion. Mr. Jenkins will have the use
of the Medical Officers quarters until
n farm house is erected. The farm
has been iii it vo'ry neglected condition
and will rcqiiirc ai grunt deal of at-
tention to bring it to a paying basis.
INSTITUTE WORK.- A very iii-
terastlng iucetlng of tho Harmony
Woiiieii’s Institute was lielil iii tho
school liousc :it East Wiltslilrc ou
March 15th. Tlio subject was, lloine
Decoratioii. An excellent paper was
read and many useful hints given. At
the next meeting which iz. to be held
at the homo of Mrs. Leigh Wurroii on
April 12th, a demonstration of stencil-
lng and flowor mnkiug will lic given
by tho members who attended the ro-
cent short courses.
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NINE MILE CREEK 8Cl-IO0L.--
The following is the standing of tho
scholars of Nine Mile Creek School
for the month of March. GradeVil.
1, Jessie Campbell; Grade VI. 1. Helen
MacDonald; 2, Hariott J. MacPhce; 3,
Flora E. Smith. Grade V. 1, Fletcher
Livingstone; 2. James E. Gorvostt.
Grade IV. 1. Vivian Romlroy; 2, S. E.
Taylor; 3, Albert Maconeld. Grade
III. Sr., 1, Charles MsoDougsll; 2,
George Smith. Grade lil Jr., 1. George
MacPhee; 2. Katie Smith. _Grade ll.
1, Janet‘MscDonsld; 2 James Mac-
oensiu. annie 1. sr., i, wesiey ue.
Quarrie; 2, Isobel MocDonsld;. .Grade
l. Jr.. 1. Samuel Msobougsll; 2. lloy-
mond Taylor; 8. Jessie Smith. Llbble
Compton, Teacher. ` ‘ ._ ' L
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-ROUTE MARCH. ~ On Saturdziy wliilc tho oilicci-s iv. c mit(-riziiiicil _io short rcs! tlicy lcft ou returii. arriving
last about 400 men of tlic 105th utlrcliirnod. Although? air' visit to M13- in S,,m,,,C,-sidc at 3 p_m_ The may
Summorsido took their first long routc couclic was not pi‘L-v 0 is y announce , ,_.¢ _ I m th h némy
march, when lcd by thc oillcci' com-lon tliclr iirrivxil llici'c\liey wore lios- “LW mum pemiedw 1 ° on-_
maiiding, including tlic medical stuff,
marched to Miscouclio and rctiirii.
Considering the poor fooliiig, most ui'
the way being on tlic railway. tlic iiicii
stood it wcll, ull feoliiig lit wlicii they
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more satisfying--more' enjoyable-more
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are direct from the realms of the sunny Equator,
and the finest money can buy. The milk
is rich and creamy, and the sugar ex-
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combined to make a solid--Chocolate
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