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\'\~re stomach disturbances, gener-
tiic stomach and the growth stops
aiicr two weeks _and the pups be-
come rr-nl su-k. The fact that the
pups nmcic a rupid growth at first half sleeves, gpsgigl (ms at gin-
on milk has led n large number of q1p,ll~5_ l594..4.l_2l_
lux hi'cc<ii‘rs io believe that cow`s
n.:ik \\'ns loo rich and it was the
x-iriiiwis of the milk that was All Wool Choiigo Cloth coals, sizes
ciuising the trouble. whereas in 14 1,0 33, saving 33,95 md g7_p5
:actuality is not nearly as rich as meh at 5in¢1ui;s_ 1g04.4.l.2l_
\i.\\~n"s milk, but it iornis an en-
tirely different clot. When milk
rulers the stomach, there is pres- gummol-old, polloe Court on Tues.
em in the stomach of all animals day momlng B, summeisido Wold.
xi secretion that causes the milk to eng was mod one dollar and wsu
clot. The curd produced by the
vi\;f~n's milk is granular in con- ln,go__3
silirncy and is very friable, read-
:`il\ breaks up and passes from the
siumach into the intestines where _por one nut two weeks Kensing_
ii is mostly digested. Qn the other ton loo anno nu been the grand
lmlfl- C0“"S milk f°""S 8 hard emporium for teams of contiguous
ciic~.~s_v clot rind when fed to for dlm-lots lo “strut mon. stuff. __
PUD* 15 *»`11lll'f‘l.\' \'|ll10Slf0¢l ln ml! making the latter part oi' tiio sea-
r~iiun:ii-h ns ilie clot is too tough son more lloollo and mln" mom
in puss froni tliv stoinacli to the lnlol-estlng ylmn me formen some
iiiiwtiiics ln~Ioi'c it is digested. In ol-olly folr hockey Umbro ls dis-
"lll"l` “`0l"l~"~ ll” "lX*‘Y\'5 milk ls ccrniibe in the personcil V of the
sgivciully roncockcd for the youriz teams from the hini5el~landg_ clot-
;ioi:i~s whose digestion takes place mono' Indlon Rlven Malnnqlm
1uu:~ily in the intestines. On the stanley Bl-logo' Son view’ Snrlng
ruiier liauid, the cow’s milk is spe- Valley and ll-lsmown teams _all
ri.:ll_v cunrockod for calves whose have snowed tlloll- prowess at me
J. fl Li=:;ustion takes place mostly in Cana(-llan National Same ln Ken_
"i 1iu» stomach. li' water should be slngton ,lnk _and the brand of
_ milled to the cow's milk, it only hockey dlsnlayod, Whlln not mens I
‘ 4 :nukes the curd tougher and hard- ul-log up wltll that shown by
»;. in rr- to digest and will lead to more looms in the Mclean cup series,
Pg' lzwiubie than- the milk by itself. novo,-tlloloss Shows flnnhon of
__._,¢ liierefore, it is betier to avoid ad- speed and nnok _luggllng whloh ls
"E cling water to cow's milk. but We good to look at also goal ohootlng
\-:uiild recommend that bread or from very obllqne ongleo Consl_
rome other cereal should always dorlng me llmltod amount of
br added to milk so that when it pl-aolloe Whloh me boy, of lhoso
l"`l5 mm me swmach °l' the WP teams have indulged in. they cer-
it Will be Well iriC0l‘p0I‘ated With talnly show to good advantage and
the other food and would not have glvo pl-omlse of belng good ploy-
Ulf? 0DD0fl““llY Of m‘\l<l“S '/he ers. They do their darndest. ac-
liurd cheesy clot, which would 0c~ oo,-dlng to the llght that ln tl-lem
our ii' the milk were fed by itself l5_ongols can do no mom on
or if a nilxture ol water and milk Monday nlgllt on all stu Loom
“"`l`° fm' picked from local teams above
While the results of our experi- ,nenllonod played one Konnlngton
’“"“ml “'°’l‘ have 5l`l°W“ that lm' Granites. The Granites won by a
T""P°l` fecdlllg °f °°W'S milk l-5 score of 1-0. The lone tally was
vrigv liable to produce most unfa- mode whllo Wlllloms (the Ong,”-_
vorable results, which we have ob- lo boy from the the Irlshtown
l“l'“*d 90 H "NY marked deilfee ln team) was hors du combat for five
some of our experimental work, mlnutos on aooounl; of belng
5'-"L me Wsulls “-5 5 Wh°l° have struck with n high carried hockey
10l'Cl‘<l_‘llS l0 the 0l>iI\l°l1 that It ls stick. The all star team was pick- “futon Hearth Rugs  _ __ $(l_50 to _g|_',_()()
lnillvussrilc to raise silvrer fox Pups ed more or less at random from Axmlnnler Rug ______,___ $3.0() 10 $9.00
 iulaiisity Withfourt lending’ a 001'- the local teams and some oi the _ Tapestry Rugs _ ___ _ _ _  __ $15() 10 $2_(\()
.un . mount n rosli cows milk. better lilu_~.-ers muy hrivc been ovcr- Reverslble Wool Rug $1.0() 10 $(;_()(l
l"‘l' ll ls "l’50l“l"lY “°°°‘°'5‘“'Y that way for a return game in the near . _ ' " ' " ~ .-- .) .,-
|» Should be fool nooordlng to the Iumml It is quite possible thnt n ROVCl`Sll)l€ JUl.l3 Rllgh ..... $1.11) ll) ft-..--l
niorlificntions tlint the Ex rrime - » . ~
:T
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".t‘_; .\
_ge
I '.~ had my pocket picked."
und mixed with cereals and vege
rabies. we would warn (ox breed-
-VITRO PHANE truisporent
window paper 1 yd. rolls bile each
ul# ilrlliii f°_=dl;i§ il” 23°; ts; "l “"°°'°' “’”"'“"" We have just opened up thelarzost and most complete range
1 ' l\'ll 15 In '_`_"_' _ . ,
X..'...`.~.1i....iii.i.¢ flu.. ...........¢ < -°’“"“""”" °°"“»"°" °l striking new dwsns ' in Flvor Coverings. Curtains and
, t l . . - . . V
meal. uw :mr should iw ww f=d ’§";f ,§f_“‘ "‘ “° '5°",,,,°l'_§'f,_;‘f Draperies that has been shown in this City for many years.
ut the evening meal Also we would
ton months old as it is very liable
to lend to ucute indigestion.
Question: Is cow's milk too rich
for pups one month Old? Should
wnrn fox breeders against feeding ._
meat in cliuriks to pups under ae.. Int l;:::Y”sfsssu1‘    ! 0 0
trace ii tsineiai . isoi-4-1-21.  
/ ‘ 1 .' r s
uiiy water be added to it? ' m .' » if, yur' - \ _
We would warn fox breeders
against udcling water to cow's
milk when it is led to pups. When
large quantities oi cows milk is snew0n_ select you" now .L sim
fed to pups they make a very rapid
growth for the first two weeks,
but milk by itself will lead to se-
ii1l_v resulting in liemorrhagas oi'
P n suituhlr trophy will be put up for
tal Fox Ranch has recommended mls league mx; ye;,r,__K_
from time to time.
__ .___,.._____ PERSONALS »f.
J\lIl\G TIIIFVFS T00 COST __.___.
LY
. , _ to Charloiietown on Monday.-3.
At times it is not fair to the l N ° ° 0)
Starr- to put the expense oi main- _ l Honie  
. _ _ . -.Miss Amy Lea, R. N., of Tryon
1.i.ining iuiibeis in prison even _ _ _ ___
tnmmh tmp mend gumy_ That is visiting friends in Suinnierside. S. _ ____ V _ _-_  ____:~ __-i - - - iw _ V _Y _ no V: _ _ :YZ -~ 752;-  »- .’2-   
v.-i.. the opinion exliiezsseci by Jus-
iiw- l.ui'\-iiv during the iriiii of Mr. "ul" Wan" FL Dmby of sum- _ ' 'm
mul Mrs. Waller Donohue in the melmlf' slmm the East" rece” “t -Miss Doris Maclienns has re- -MISS Cl\ll\l`l‘ll1“ l"l”"lllli! “nd i
r':::ii-ici. 1-run-L ut Cnvun. Irish Free his hom” In Egmlmt B“l"*s' turned to Charlottetown sltoi' vis- her niece Miss Mary Murphy oi'
:smii-, ii-vc-iill_i'. The Pau- had se- "”'°" it ng with her parents in Fernwood Climlottcinwii S1101" EM'-Cl' Will*
ill
so a rl
-LADIES and Misses Silk Crepe
Dresse special I2 85, |48! ri
$7.50 ewh at Sinolsirs. il04~|-1-21.
-LARGE §'N)CK of Ladies New
Spring Coats now ready lor your in-
olalrs. 1804-G-l-Ri.
--SPECIAL clearing prions on ul
Fur Coats before packing away at
Sincisirs. 1804-6-1-Zi.
-IAM!! and Muses Home
Dresses, size 16 to 44. sleeveless or
-LADIES and Misses 'rweacl and
*FINED $1 AND COSTS-In the
for allowing his dog to run at
-HOCKEY AT KENSINGTON
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Hearth Rugs !
- , f -,_ -_ ~ _ ~ -- Q Every Color in these Beautiful Designs lcon
through to the back. There il nothing boths for
l ¢_ 1- qi  .¢ _ - your Kitchen, Pantry, Hall, or Dining Room.
Good Quality Moulded inlaid  $1.25 lu. yd.
Heavy Marble Tile Inlald . . . . . . . . . . 31.05 sq- yd.
inlaid Linoleum !
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, fs .r'. _:_ ~vt".;ll‘.a_r¢l .' _._
i.._'-.-_ __-;L.____!.'.."_-_~ _‘_ ‘_ __ fr _
Sec the Bright New Designs in Gold Seal Con-
goleum Rugs at the following low prices:
f¢_____,_,_$5.50  .. 7.2?
l.-.........$8.75 t.  $10.00
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Feltol Rugs!  ;;e§;:.r 
'Attractive Piittcrns ait ihe following Special _m'ij\`$` I 'Q-'J W"
Prices' ‘-
sx9fi.........s'i.7s 9!! --$475
9x9ft......... '/.ft---_--$6-65 ni
"W-i’)li~ iixizfi..............$7.65 
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Gold Seal
Congoleum !
2 yards wide   51.25 per riirinlnir yd- .
3 yards wide . . . . . . .  .. $2.10 per running yd.
Heavy Quality Printed Linoleum that will give
Many Years of Hard Wear. The following
attractive price should interest you.
2 yards wi_de . .  . . . . . .. $1.60 per running yd.
3 yards wide . .   .. $2.70 per running yd.
4 yards wide  $3.60 per runnin! yd.
We Invite you to some Ind' Inspect the Newell: Intlnf
Home Furnishings and wc 'loci quita sure you wil@`d_¢cld,e"thit
there is nuother retail or mall order atorethlt will bling auch
beauty and luxury to your homo at ouch a small“'el|t.'= .
wilt°“ and Axmimter, Artistic Curtains and
Rugs and Stalrcarpets . Charming Draperies!
Now il the limi to pull down those Old Worn Out Curtains and Replace -
them with New Ones from our Large Assortment at a Moderate cost.
Our new Colorful Draperies will add Beauty to your l-lome. The follow-
ing prices will by interesting to you when you see them :
We wish to Announce to those who hnvc been waiting for a sale of high
grade Carpets that this is your Opportunity l-0»Ulk¢ AdV0l1l¥=\H¢ 0f “W
greatest Carpet Values ever offered in such u Large Variety of Designs
and Colorinigs. We invite you to come in and inspect the choice of the best
Carpet Manufacturers in Canada.
. _ llxminister Rugs l
X2'/; yards  $11.00 tu$13.50
25/4 x3 yards,................$19.00to$32.00
3 x3 yards.................$25-50to$42.00
3 x3'/1 yards................$29.65to$45-00
3 x4 yards.... ...........$33.75t0$50-00
Wilton Rugs l
1'/,| x 2% yds. 20.00 to 27.00
2'/.3 x 3 yds. 31.00 tn 50.00
3 x 3 yds. 42.50 to 85.00
3 x 3% yds. 47.50 to 100.00
3 x 4 yds. 54.50 to 120.00
Stair Garpets !
Stair Carpets are in Style again,
und it is the opinion of many of
the Leading Home Furnishers
ihnt there will be a big demand
for this class of Carpet this year.
If you want to be in style cover
your stairs now with one of our
stair carpets, which are priced to
suit any purse.
Tapestry Stair Carpet
$1.20 per yard to  $1.65
Axminsier Stair Curliet
$1.95 per yard to  $3.00
Wilton Stair Carpet
$3.25 per yzird to .. . . . . . . . . . $500
 PROWSE ER .,. imifed
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K o ' perpalrto....$'l.00
| i  .f.-f_~..~.   .- . Lovely l/Vmdow g3ll\3:l»»;lMi--3
l  .' ¥l‘.'.'.}".'..'.i."....'}.ll
v ‘ i 0 l J s’.f.°."';=.':.:":.°..'::.°
l' llllf A ‘ -  6  gw ‘Lu £3
i   ll ` N ' sflisanéliilhlsm l
l 7 i 1 l _ -_ ° ' ,,,,¢,,"" _ ‘
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 it ‘ A 3  i i///ff  i1w':?2°»Tf?"f»»‘llli
 _ 'i it 11 .>`/fiii\‘l<ll~._i'_’_ _ w” _ 51.25 in $4100 ver Il,-
 -_- _-- ~-,“‘,,»..,.,,,..g._,».'. Kina cumin nun
` ~;  _ _ ,ir , to M any window,
  ~ ‘ r  i - Rod :iz-':..~°.: 
< Ps  _S ans  me
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Curtanning by the Yard .
White Marqucsette with’ Rose, Blue, Green, and Mauve, -Yellow Spot,
£6 inch Heavy Chintz, assorted colors .. . . . . . _ . . . . _ . _ . ._ 221: and 25c yard
White Spotted Muslim Coloured Dots  30c to 40c
White Marquesettc, 36 inches wide .  . . . .
 .. Price 1.5¢
Sci-im Curtuining_Frilled with Green, Gold, Rose Dots. Price 180 yd.
Heavy Cretonna, 48 ln. wide . . . .
 65c yard
31-i ln. Heavy Crotnnnc, assorted colours ... . . . . . . . ,.  . . . . .._8lSc yard
36 inch Chlntz, assorted colors  22c and 25|: yard
.-`._.- , _ _ - _     1-; 7fT*'*<Ill
continues From race ii -swiss LACE and mlm cur- 0 ' \ ‘ '
tains 650 to $2 25 per pair at
Brlc¢'l. 18264-I 2|
amount alter that. It is necessary - - . V  » 1.  ' ' ' . " _;;_'  ‘ »‘ __ .
tlint the meat should be ground -#- o A V ‘
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Floor '0ilcloth. !f
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EirtiNDi sltabl! .
mefgnvgwhegwwzsazliu u o or anyroom at _
lyd.wlde  Me 1'/5 yd|.wld¢.,,,,,q5¢
Zyavds with  $1.00 2% yds. wide ...$1.35
. ll/;yrlswlde..........75c
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SPECIALS !
Feltol Mats 27” x 54 inches  50|:
FeltolMa.ta.18”_x 36 inches 254:
RexoloumMats18"x86ineho|.............15c s
Rubber Mats, 18” x 30 inches  .. 69c
Wilton Stair Carpet, 27 in. wide. .. $8.25 per yd.
Axminlter Stair Carpet, 22 ln. wide. $1.95 per yd.
Liquid Veneer, per bottle ..l...............:` 19d
6 onlylbest quality Wilton Rugs at 2675.Dllcount
Rubber tair Pa s size 6 x 18 in. ._ _ . .. lie each
Collazo Curtains ln, Blue, Gold or
Green  754: per lat-
svinl cnruim. sms
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ried for their victims such rom “Mr Jw" D cmbcm °f Sum` over the holiday season. l\'ll’“Ll5 lll K'l‘“Sllll¥l°"-“K~
IB- ` ' P ~ ' ' `
iiient people as Rev. Henry Galll- merslde W" 5 wevkend "mn" °°
i.<n_ firiesl of Lavri‘_v. Tax Collect- hl5 hom” ln Bl`“dall°°n°-”5' -Mr. Stanley Hulnhl-Wll 01 MG
or /indrcw Snuth. of Druininbawn.
/_ 3;r¢~p tiuun, so ilie duo was at Fernwood. wrgolnmong in King George Hg]
-_- Monday night.-K
Neiira win wee a visitor io slim:  M E M 0 R I A M
I nini Frnlicl:~i 'I`i'i1ci‘v. of Kilinl.;|'o- "MV Pl'lmU'5 M¢AVln\’l -*Dent the mel-gldo lug, wggk end. the guest of
i ui. /it l~‘iul1<°1' Grillicim'-s ilirv Eil-“ef "°l“‘“YS al Kl"l‘°l° the Meena Mr|.waii.erMsaDonaid.-S_ Mics. .mniv Jos.ii1scooNsi.n
look nioncy and eiijriyed ubottlc of ilucst of Mr- Joseph Cilmllbell---5~ __.
xi lui- wine. Money was taken from -m _M11 Burden Fraser ol Grand
i'i»» nihr-rs. Iionnlmr- and his wife -Mr. Alden Leard of Femwood River gpeni; the Enter holidays
l».iuii»<l ~_~uiiiy, which called for has returned to Charlottetown to wlm (1-lends ln Indian my" md
tix uiuniiis‘ sf-iiieiicf-, but the resume his duties, alter lpendnz Kensington, He contributed B
u~l~_u: ,\,uui ii wuiirl cost ton much his Easier holidays with his pqrents muon ‘ppl-ecigged 591° to the en.
Cherry Hill and surrourilng coun-
try was shocked and saddened on
Saturday, March 5th, by the death
of one of its most estimable citizens,
Mrs. John J. MacDonald, who pass-
ed away in tho Charlottetown Hos-
pital after an illness of one week.
. ~. hangin-nn~“Biit, Mary. Traverse, snem. the week end in BRINGING   HER
viii~-rc's the child?" ‘Fernwood the guest oi his aunt,
\n-s. Kangaroo-"Grind hcavensl Mrs. s. M'cKen'na. _
I lfi; 'iiiouzr
Z?/r "if ’ ll/
" Price Silo a box
‘ gialidrulsadsnnualotcrcn.
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llcr limi las 0 Ill
0ould|'i o Ilouuivorl
M . s. , mt. 2 ' ,
wriig:-"I Emgnmubld |hbar\dh°a'hw0nh'l|
for many yesn.
My heart would bit so flat I d
b h d I hui bundle
rarilftliiz' spsmiil.. h°" 
I°°i1l<in'f-seimylicunwoakdoanlwunawnk.
_l took three boxu of Mllburn'| I-lean ui Ng"
9.’.'i..:.'°.“.i.°:.°..°i:°ii.i’°l'.1.'i.f-i‘ °°' ' "el °°' '~
af|lsl|:vddiroc\>o\ro¢dyt°f|llllb1’l‘\o'l'.lUlb\|-|
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"hi l HU RNS
'lliwi 'i>iiiS,
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HAPPY IDR \nGD5°YEi
_ ru. Ywu. nv D-luseiuio
Ride-vi' Auld- i icuaw
s-du. ll l\..lA5¢D-
' »»s.. ,. .. ._
The deceased lady was in her usual
good henlth, until she was suddenly
stricken with apnendicitis on the
evening of Feb. llllth. Blic was tak-
en to the hospital a fnw days later
where an operation was performed
und hopes were entertained for her
recovery, but on Friday, the (th,
she began to sink and pulled swly
on Saturday at il p. m.
Her passing is a ssvai-¢ blow, not
only to her husband, who hu :ul-
fmu an irreparable iw, but use
to the large number of friends who
'mow her und loved her for her true
worth. A devout Christian woman,
charitable and kind md one whole
doors were ever open to receive her
, lil i ii _
'rl --- i- -Mr. 'I"homs.| Keoiigh of Cape -ir"‘- '- i _ '=~ -- -    ._ .
l ’ \n ’ ‘
friends and neighbors sind who nev-
er turned away a way-fsrcr hungry.
Her ready wit and cheerful disposi-
tion gave pleasure to many and har
memory will longobe crerished by
All those who had the plellllre oi
hu* acquaintance.
Her funeral, which wal very
Illia!! attended despite the incle-
ment weather. took place to old
lainii Andrews Uhiireh. when a re-
quiem Una was suns bv the Nllor.
mv. Ji. r. ueuiim. emi- wluun
harrcmiinunnllldiotcltlntlic
nearby cmatory. than to :walt the
lierioua resuncctlon. 'mm im u
luis number ot MMI nude hom
and Canada. The Cherry Hill W0-
men'| Institute lovingly placed a
beautiful floral tribute on har cul-
ket.
sho luvos to mourn. their lou.
her sorrowihz husband, John J.
linabcnuld. of _Cherry Hill. ous
brothlr. Joseph A. \(iu:Donl-ld.
Polku Station: two sisters, MTI.
Halen ldcuil-lvny. ot Boston. and
un. Prhoilln MacDonald. in the
Wat, to all ot whom we extend deep'
sympstny. _May sho rest in peace.
u4--us»-~y---~v-_-
"Tha luglish ltw dowrt allow a
mn as much me u the American
law,” c senator ol the United states
trieudl md nlntivcu in the U I.
NWO NMRKOU-~_ "AB &lll|l’l0_l~l\. I
GQAClO\J%*
SAWYQUSG
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mon mm Asvonliu' mo we
emo -new nwwwiimn ima
-vo an-ulvenua su use N*
mvnu nuwwuav
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vcr? wealthy msn, once sold to an
Eiisllshman. '0h. yes. you have a
good trade here in Illugluid. par-
iiapl. but as icr as Nalwlcoul of fin-
lrluc 30, why, I have never erica met
A Ndpclooa of tlnuicn in all my
visits to Lonodnl' 'No. probably not:
thi llillllhhlll Hllliid- 'You ue.
wg knp our Napoleon; of lima"
_ln .l\ill'”-O0r\lr¢|¢t|»nil|t.
Youul with-¢‘Piu'n is pirtcatlv
Wonderful to lil. mutlilr. llgfwlvu
ma Wcrythinl I ask M.”
Mcth|r~“'I`l\&% M0201! Ili
dur. that pu on not askin
enough."-L'Illultr\tic1\.
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