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lim: through victoria cross recently
ill!! writer called at "The ned Ribbon"
i'_"urln" owned by David `-Reid ¢ Sou.
ll hlie there he was shown three of
the best stailions of their respective
brands to l\e`!ound_st. any onc'stabl|!~
In the maritime provinces, viz., the
ninimum charge twenty-uve cents.
nnn Cash must accompany ord
. .*ANNANDALE.-The roads is im-
,numher of people gathered there
evening last. Despite the had roads
anddisagreeable weather it very large
_°’°"|°5 W°“d°"‘_‘"y and th°|'° "5 welcome home' Privatcs John Shawn
_ luite a number of teams going to and Harrison gum F,-,wk C,unphe||_ Ja
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Pcrchoron stallion Oromeallx. Thiipassed an Sunday and Monday going boy, ham g¢g¢b1e_ Com, Macxevin _ .__ _ ,A __ _ _ _ __ _ _
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horse is one of the klndxllaf maggi
You look twice; also the celebrated
Clydesdale stallion Atlus, wngge
nsmeas a stoclcsetter is a byyword
ui1iong.the lrnost stlccessrul horse-
hrceders of the day. Last. but not
vry, Cardigan for a good price, so
Spry. ls away on s business trip
is reported.-Mr. A. ltlclnnis; Capo
east.-hf.r. Felix Morrison, Little Pond .ms gon., gnmpbell, have not yet l'
sold his draft more to Mr. A. Mcuil-
turned to the island.
ll. Leroy MacKinnon, u school mate,
who served in the American navy, wus
~~ also present and received a hearty
 _ Mr. Michael McDonald, Little Pond welcome back among his old friend...
least the unbeaten Fl*-Bllth coach stdlr' is gaming me barn :mme sawed M
After an opening chorus, Mr. Ernest
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'un Jude M’ R°m IB °“° °f the I-I._ H. Howatts mill.--Mr. John L. Holm, chairman, made some very iii.
pioneer horsemen of Kings County."
When asked what he considered most , a few days ag0___M,._ _,_ “_ Mms_ re
' ` turned soldier and Mrs. W. Mills hi.-
5 brother's wife were visiting at the
village this week the guests of Mr.
in the make-up of a horse, lie said.
"Quality," and as far as the’ writer'
opinion sees. it was 'very much in evi.
dence.-Traveller.
A ROYAI. WELCOME- 
(in Wednesday evening,” ‘tho.__ 2;;`i~¢},
A. 0. H., Summerside, held an* ‘enter-'
i:1;,t_. the members .n_i)ivi~nml No. G_'.'_
talnrnent in. their hall-,t the- objec
four boys _out of one family in ltiutki
duty in Quebec. »
McDonald. Durelhlstavaluable horse ting remarks, commending the boys
on the bravery they have shown, en-
dangering their own lives in defence
of homc and country; yet tiff; did not,
‘_ deter them from responding to the'
and Mrs. E. McFarlane, Mrs. Mills’ -call of duty, there being-as many ns
parents.--The mumps are quite pre-
valent around here. Mr. 0. E. -Saw
ille and his son Robert and several
lthers are laid up with them.-l1‘isl\er-
men are busy getting ready for the lol.-
sters.-Mr. E. and M. Robertson
three of which have already returned
to their home. while tho fourth is on
An address was then read by Miss
Reta -Cruwys, and a gift of gold pre-
sented to each of the boys by nine
|>@lll.=: to welcome back frdm~`th`c 'wa
their brother, Mr. Phillip” 'Noonan
who spent. over three years _,l1i'.Frauce.
Mr. Noonan was .presented with '
handsome set of cuff llnksnnd u wcl
"_f were at Annandale this week on bus-
I' iness.-'-lt is reported that Mr. J. M.
"_Morrow and Mr. A. C. Myers are
__.both 801115 to have a peddling wag-
gon this summer.-There are no her-
Illtle girls.
ltenlurks were then made .hy Hec-
tor MacKay, Neil Slutw and Chester
Shu\':_ who complimented the servic-
es 'thc boys bud rendered while
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_ Remarks by chairman, Mr. J. J. Ma:-`
NHIIY: 0110111118. music, Miss Helen
Nuouan;'sing, Miss Annie Cameron;
reading address, Mr. Aubrey"Duyl<>.;
presentation, Mr. J. L. McCullough;
song, Mr. Preston Murphy; song,
Miss E. Doyle; step-dance, Mr. P. B;
O'Hearn; lunch, dancing, all present
Following is the address: .  _.
To Brother Phillip Noonoli:
Dear Sir and Brother.--`-it_ is_,._with`
pleasure that we assexnlilei- here to~
I fill! showinS` up yet.-Mr. George
` Howett and Mr. and Mrs. itoberi
Robertson the three oldest people
this Spring amd working away.-Q.
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IN MEMORIAM
the' district. -the youngest oi' them
being over 75 Years nre all quite sruurt
on the ati/\l§Q;prll 1919, the be
loved wife of Daniel Beaton, Whim-
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interest by all present.
_ladies invited all to partake of an c
pirred. After tendering votes ot thank
occasion. also to ll/lies Dunsford fo
furnishing the music. the proceeding
night to bid you a hearty welcome mad C"°“- P' E' I°I““d' d°I’“"°ed ‘ms ‘ended -by singing Auld Lang Sync.
home. and sive exrf=°?“°_“ ‘° °‘I"ime at me age °f 56 yws' “ml 'rue following le ilaaaauress:
.pride in being privileged t`o>greet`you
nations were plunged into this grea
iwiwu _Canada called for men, you,
sw_lt_h dauntless courage and true pat-
‘riotlsnnwere among the iirst to ana-
some months of illness which she bore
~as a friend and brother. Wihen the Wm* Cllfiltlall f0'*iS1\#=\ll0\1 i0 the will
t of-God. leaving a husband two daught-
and terrible contlict our fair -country ‘F9 “nd We 9°” *° mourn U10 'OSS Of
yhruieucd by a _ rughlesl hge' and dear mother, -Marlon, Ruth. and Roy..
Besides those three children. she
leavesa brother and two nleoors: _ dmm im, “_ Yom. coumry and you
.Murdock Nicholson, Whilnroad. Mrs.
Our Dear Returned Heroes.-It i
with reat .pleasure that we, You
a ,to extend ,to you a hearty welcom
_ our 'appreciation for 'what you hav
wer thecall. We were sorry to lose S*°W“"» B"S‘°“ “ml M"5' M“"’mS°“' (lass. one of your schoolmates. wh
one \vho'__ha;d always been an active
member of our A. O. l_i._ Division, but
Plnette. _
made his home at Mr lnces for so
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Mrs. Beaton was a member oi the yem_B_ has made the sumenm sam.
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friends of De'Sa`nle, come here tonight
away. The boys tlmnkea me people
r for their kindness, then gave a short
outline of their work while overseas,
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The evening was then spent in sing-
ing and playing games. until the good
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kindly oifering their house for the
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we knew that`like n, true Soldier you Preebytel'ian` congregation oi Valley. "ce_ while “gums wr his King and
“U-Thad t°».d° y°“" P°‘I`t‘i“ “vibe ‘mr meld and "ved 8 ma coushnem wxgj country. ResPoridin8 bravely to the
beloved` country from Prussianism
her profession in Christ. A little
W° fe” “‘"¥’ y°“ w°“I‘1 9° I¢fI"`“V9lY `k°"-“he ‘uw "he called me f-‘muy m comfortable homes, your families a
and well, and in thlsjwo were not dis-,
snpointe_<i.'overcor.1lng all olisiirrles;
being 'awnreof the ‘dangers__”and hard-
ships you would encounter, knowing
aleathat on leaving the shoreszof
`y_our _oved island you were seeing,
pei-ha? for the last time, those 'you
held? ost dear. yet with u stout`heari
_and nnswerving deviation" 1.o` duty.
you gave yourself to your country`s
service.
For over three years you have hd-
aneu that noble task, faithfully uns
well,'talring part in nearly all the
8l'eat»Cana.dlsn engagements and win.
ning for yourself promotion on" the
lield, also your prized military lnctlai.
When' history tells of the nolile"purt
‘played by the Canadians in this tor-
'rlble war, can you not say with pride
“in this Il have done a nianfs parl"?
ln' our icy tonight in having you
once .more with us, let us. not Soi-get
our other three brave boys who, like
ltourself, went "over there" but who
will not return. -We feel proud ' of
them also. lor we know thnt they
fought bravely, but coo willed unit
they should make the supreme sacri-
tlce and now they are sleeping their
lastlong sleep-in faroif France. in
moments which will"surely come“to
you'w‘nen one by one those battles
-with their 'attendant horrojs will
cross your vision, may lcasant
thoughts or those grand and historic
places visited the beautiful and"ro~
mantle scenery of the different coun-
tries it has been YW!" Pl‘lViI°88 ‘I/0
see, intrude themselves, and may 'you
'feel peace and Joy which is ever'the
‘reward of duty well and nobly dons.
ln conclusion we ask you to accept
this little token as a souvenir from
your -brother-members. who also wibll
you every suocossin the -work .you
wil; mm up invtlle near future. We
'trust you wluoncn use time to visit
us here, where you 'will 'always find
iz.. hearty welcome. .
_ signed on behalf of innialsll Divi-
sion No. 6. A.0.H- .
'A' novel feature of' the entertain-
ment was the s1.el>r<lancln¢'-.01 Ml'-~
0']-learn. ~~ ~ ' .
Mr. Noonan. who has resumed his
‘former position on the stat! oi one
naval Bank oi Canada, briefly-N11
in won chosen words reslwhded tv
the address ‘very ill-V-lull! illellkinl.
the members for thx; °°1\rlM¥ 841°"
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her bed side and bid them all good-
‘by expressing l-lor hope to meet the
‘beyond the River where the friends
"Christ shall meet to part no more.
The funeral was attended by so larlre
number of people, malty coming from
_a 'long distance, The funeral service_ be e_',m_ grmeful to you for the Dart
IW” wnducted by her old mmmwr' you have so nobly taken in this world
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(mold nag, and the freedom which v:
:feeble expression tonight. We w
wide war. and wherever V001' \0t
ihave that success and happiness
call of the Motherlan¢l_ you left your
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n-lends, and went amid the danble-s
I." and tolls of war to uphold the dear
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now enjoy. 'To say that this commu-
nity is proud of you is only rt very
B.
- The death took place at Montlcellf
on January 25th of Mrs. Hugh A. Mu
Donald (nee Frances Smith) at th"
_ early' nge of thirty. Although in delle
ate health for some time the Bild Chilli’
-somewhat suddenly. and it was will
considerable surprise and sadness that
the news was received that she had
,paused away. During her seven yearf
. residence at Monticello the deceased
_had made many friends. her gentle
ness of manner and unfailing kindness
being ndnllrcd and esteemed by all
with whom she became acilllllillllfll-
, Besides her husband. the popular
lnull courier oi’ Arlnadalo it. R. No.
l_ und tour .small children, there arf
,lol‘t to mourn two sisters. Annie ll,
‘llovel-icy. Mass.. and Mrs. McGrath lr
Sydney, (:.B.: also one brother, Steve
and .her mother, Mrs. Thomas Smith,
residing in Beverley.
ii life ‘which you so richly merit ‘oy your
‘brave and manly conduct in the past
_ Please accept these slits as a tok
en of esteem in which you are held
ill this community-
Slgned on behalf oi' the l>¢0l>|0
sesame. , '
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Mlnnrtfs Linlment 'Cures Dldntheria
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- PINE Hll.l. CONVOC»ATlON~
I-l.Ai.l-FAX, April ,23.-The first
“Peace” Convocation. Plnc lllll, is to
be held this evening. and it promises
_ iq, lm in some respects the most note
worthy in yearn. Certain it is, there
.can never be another just like it
‘Principal MacKinnon will be in hh
familiar place, irom which last year
_he.was so much missed. and he will
give the chief address oi' the evening.
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_' The iunerul took place to »St. Mar-
Also iour
men, Pine llill Alumni.
garets, on Monday, Jan. 27th and
was largely uttcndcd. After High
Mass of Requiem by the parish priest
Rev. K. C. ’MePborsen. all that was
mortal of s dutiful wife and mother
was tenderly laiduway to await thc
day or glorious ressurrection. May she
rest in peace.
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Eggs. per. doz  . . .... 41
Chicken per lb. ....  35
Fowl,,perlb.  . . . . .
 28
Oats, -black. ner bus.  08
0st|,whtte,‘nerbus.... ..... .....'1r
Wheat, per bus.  62-00 to $2.25
Potatoes. perbul.  6»
Hides per lb. ..._.......... . . . . .
..14_
Limb pelts  50 to 8l.00_
Celt skins  25
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Three-quarters cup yellow. corn-
meal, 1 quart milk. $6 cup brown su-
gar, 1 en, 55 teaspoon salt. 55 tea-
spoon cinnsmon. Heat three cups of
the mill to scolding, reserving one
cup -for moistenlng the cornmeal. Stir
the moistoned cornmeal into the hot 3
milk and cook for three hours in a
double boiler. Then add the beaten
egg, salt. cinnamon. auger mil nis-
lns, and turn into a baking dish 'Bake
an hour and s half to two hours in a
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who have
lains, are
served overseas, us cllup _
to hc welcomed "llolne.' `
and the college authorities ure.
looking to ull wiv.; “love a solililfr"
‘wiho battles for thc _:ight to join
in mulling: tho welcome one worthy
oi _thc occusi ll. The chaplains
are Captain A. J. .\iucDon-aid, oi
served with the battalion all thru
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Westville, chaplain of the Novr
tenant Colonel Jehu Pringle, re
nownod as a militant Christian: and
town. Dr. Forrest is to give the
these men.
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