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lbullding operations will be brisk
1Forward, Green., llowalt and Dou-
lcette. Bedequt»<Goal Stavert, De-
, Sioclt Quotations
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_IT PAYS to buy in this prov-
moo,
-SERIOUSLY ILL.-hir. Joseph
Wedge, son ol J. E. \\'edt1e. Sum-
merside, is reported seriously .Lil
at his Ihome.
-MARRIAGE. -(Phe rnnlgrllwé
1001; .place Wednesday morning at
St. Pours Church, Sumimerside, of
J. _W. Fitzpatrick, son of Mr. John
Fitzpatrick of the lC. C. R., Suni-
mersldc, to .\llss Irene Load/er.
Rev. J. J. _\l‘cDonnld officiating.
--BRISK OUTLOOK AT BOR-
DEN._Mr. Eddie Desltoche. con-
tr_fu_-tor, Miscourhe, was in Bm-den.
'l`un.sday. ‘.\ir. Dcsltocho states
in Borden n.eot.t summer, ‘hc has ni-
rr-ndy several contrnels
-HOCKEY.-The hockey match
between Borden and Bedeque teams
at Bedeoue Tuesday evening the
18th. inst., resuiltml in n. victory for
the Borden team »t to l. The line
up was as follows: Borden--Gonl,
Gauulet; Doifmce, Daziei, Higgins;
truce, i"'l:trk; llownle-ss; l-`0rwn.rds,
l.ei`ur:|-y, Sutlsbury and (‘ondon.
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furnishr-tl by l-*__ ll.. McCurdy and
Company the .\fontre:tl Stock F.x -
change.)
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'for all ordinary troubles, and also
where to get them of the right
quality. Most of them know our
address by heart. as the place
where to fin-.1 all the standard re-
medies and the purest and fresh-
est l>rti;,'.s. We supply you quickly.
with caution, and at reasonable
pr;ct<.~'. Ono visit proves this.
H .I.' MAIi0N
Optonttrrist .ik Prescription Drug-
gint
Montague, P. E. I.
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From East Point to Cape g
Bear is a big territory, yet ‘,
right a~ross this space _
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Iye~Glasses
Simply because PARK
VLA N'S EYE-GLASSES
are the FINFST PROCUR-
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GRADUATE OPYICIAN
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TICAL PARLOUHS.
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GRADUATE 0P'I‘0lll'1'R.IB’l'
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Corn, Nlay 64 ‘,-§, .luly 66-'={;.
Oats, .\lay -11151., July -i2‘,»';..
.\Iay Pork 22.ll\'l.
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_ -iT PAYS to buy in this prov- .
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ary »tt.h, for the pie social and en-
gtortniruneni :it St. .\Inrt<oret.s Hall. 5
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1 ..*MR. P. F. MORIARTY, Y.
WI.. C. A.. community secre:;,r_v,|
ilnlifnx N. S. will deliver his pow
erful address on community devel
opment in the 'Montague .Methodist
. Church, Monday evening February
7th at 7.30, under the auspices of
the Montague Community Welfare
League. Silver collection. Don’t
miss it. ~
..1‘M\ElMORlAL SCROLL- .\lrs_
E‘reema.n Nelson, .\lon1.uguo, has
just received the following scroll
of condolence from King George
with reference to hor litisbansl,
Private Freeman Nelson, Canadian
` Infantry, who was killed in France
some two ye-are ago last ffall. She
also received :t few inontlis ago a
Millzsry Cross. lie whom this
.scroll commemorates 'vvas numb-
Icred among those who, at the carl
'ot' King and Country. left all thot
was dear to him. cndtrred fhartlness,
face-‘tl rlzuurer, .1-nd finally passed
out of sight of men by the puth ot’
duty and self sacrifice. giving up
their own lives tltait o"her5 might
live ln freedom. Lct thosc who
come lifter see to it »t'hnt his name
he not forgotten. P-te. Freeman
Nelson, Canadian infantry lin.
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l.rnm|1 and your feet. are completely
usr-rl up, bathe tin-ni ln lint \vntnr.
'tin-ln ruh them well wi|.h MINAIIIXS
LINIMENT. lt will relieve you und
lynn \viIl ncvcr be without a bottle.
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-ICARNIVAL. -»- A fairly good
crowd was ln mttendnnce at the
Cnmival in Or;-sta] _Rink Wednes-
day evening. Some beautiful cos-
tu-mfes were worn :md the prizes
were won -by Mrs. Woodside nml
Miss Mcltfurdow.
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WESTERN PERSONALS
I
-ui.-_ J. P. cwest, Mtscoscne. ‘
was ln \Snmmcrs'ldc Thursday on
business.
-'.\lr. Wm. S. Curtis. manager
at the furniture department of ffl.
'l`. Holman, Ltd., Sumnnerivlde, was '
in _Charlottetown om rt bu.s'Ln»ess
trip Thursday.
-Mrs. R. T. Hoi-man and dangli-
ters are expected home ithis even-
ing from Montreal who.rn they
spent the =pn.st six wet-its visiting
nrlenzls. 
-Mrs C. J Cunningham ,of Mon-
trenl ontertained at the tea hour
llionday in honor of Miss ltfarlon
Monkley of Stumnersldc. P. E. I.,
and Mrs Frank Mt-Kenna is enter -
taining at it young poople's dance
on Thurstlny night, in Miss Monk -
ley's honor says the Montreal Stnr.
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AFTER BIG FIGHT
IiEI\"I`0N IIARJBOR, Mich., Feb.
2.~-Floytl E. 1°*-itzslmtnons, who I
promoted two championship fights:
in his opt.-.n 'air arena here last sum- I
mer, today wired Jack Kearns, I
manager of Jack Dempsey, at _
Nr-iv York that 'ho was prepared to
make “l`e.\‘ Rickard nun offer for thc
hc.-xvywc/iglit championship miatclii
bertween Dempsey anti (‘nirpentler.|
l~‘it1s.imm‘ons also snld he was
ready to stage the return mntdh be- `
tween Dempsey and Jess Wlllinrd.
-__<o>l-
BRENNAN SCORES
QUICK KNOCKOUT
‘BUFI-‘Al.O, N. Y.. Feb. 2.--Bill
Brennan, thc I-rlsh lic:tvyw:~.ight,
knocked out flnntlsnittii Dick Rice,
ot’ I-Jngland, in the second round
lit*-rc tonight. A right. sfmixzht from
the shoulder to the low t`l-oored Rice
for n count: and two hard lefts to
the head sent him down again in
the opening round. A lmrri right
dt‘i'.'e to the jaw ftnislierl ,llir-is in'
'ihe 'first minute of th-'\ sr-<-.ond
round.
l_<.g->__--
'Iberton Ilock y f
Team in Town
1\lembei~s of the Alberton hockey
team. fresh from two hard fought
gamte at More-ll, arrived in the city
ye.stet~tl.iy and are registered at the
_.DARRAl-i.-.At Borden on the
ami, swnirusry w.zur.am1 tin-s.Neu _ ` 1-' Dorothy Waugh, 2. issuer
Darrirh, tnvlns. son elm daughter..
-DEATH OF SUMMERSIDE
CITIZEN.-true deacn took plaét in many as tlfty guests who denod H“"`b°“ “mimi 3~ Frank Pm" y _
suddenly at this home on Harvera.. he inclement weather _mm may Grade vu__1 emma _;__een_ 2" ,ggi _
Street. Summerstde, on Wednrnday ` ` ' ‘ 'lim _ o . . n ° '
;;‘;;-°°- 3;,  wg- 5,,  1252?. ”;’.”l.‘i2°“Z..';i2.I.”‘“.Z"1;‘l‘.¥ l’.‘:.i"“ll...i<;':.‘“‘.;'.“..;',::“‘r:'.:..lf;‘T‘“=‘.1 iz. Growm .children are entltlvtl
e age  yea s. : ~ ' ' ‘  » .1 ‘-
........... .se ... 1. yas. 1... it -G<»s»» new-s= r»»-r -»-me “"="°* Sr”-'"~ iii to De -ect teeth not only for
home was crowded to the doors, all _Grade vI___1_ Mmm” Karan 2_ _ ,
and nrohnd and ate a hearty dimi-
er \Ve<i‘ne§daY. and passed away
shortly ntitcr. The funeral will tak
place. it is expected. -the latter part
of this week.
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Women Ave faking
Bitro-Phosphate Now
\Vomen lhclclng in nerve fore
nnd whose minds are not ns keen
as ln days gone by are fast finding
mm, orgnnlc lntosphuw *H \I“‘ “"2 umny valuable gifts in cold. after intermediate Department
nlcmout that their impoverished
ncrvo and blood cells need.
llltrn-Phosphntc. for which Geo.
I-fuuhes, Ltd.. has such n lnrzc de-
mand, is ordered by phvalcllus bu- To Mr; and Mrs. James McDonald,
o with its use comes .the spir-
I:?e\:iB buoyncy and energy ol youth.
lt feeds thu nerve; brain and blood
cell`n just the food nature intends ' _ Grade IL Sr__L Jessm Oun°_n_ 2_
strong healthy pconlv l0'I1°3l“- “nd
is u safe inexpensive uDh§\II *`-\'-
_.__-{O-£1-1
Norzs oN THE 'cHAnLoT1'E
'rowN Eat; LAYING. coN1'Es1'.
The Charlottetown ESL! L=1l'i\\8
Contest did \“Pl'Y Iii-LIE* UBIWF
than hold its owu during the 12th _-
\\'ec~k, ending Jarnuary 23, 1921.
The number of eggs laid 'WHS 345
or n gain or 2 Ovier the preceding
week. 'l‘\\'o pens of Ilnrretl Rocks,
Nos. 2:2 mid 25, owned by tlile Char
.lowdown Iqxpm-Lmemgrl Station; goodly slulro of llfo`s honntliss. tainted his titlo -tonight when he
we re in the first and second places,
26 nod 24 eggs respectively. A -pen
of White Legltorns owned by Jtlmws
J _ .if.»n.l;lns, olf Orwell Cove, and the
pen of Barred Rocks, No. 22, owned
by the Expennmcnital Station. tied
rm- 3rd place, with 23 eggs each.
The pen oat White Leghorns. No.
21, owned by the . Experimental I
Stanion. was 4th wit-h 22 eggs; The
.pen of Barred flocks owned by
th; w's\.s Sth, with 21 eggs; t-he pen
of. Iiarrezi llocks owned by hir. l-I.
L. Machon of Murray Harbour, was
6uh with 18 eggs; while the pen of
Barrett flocks owned by James (‘nln
nf New Perth, zrnrl the pen of White
l.ogl_;:rns ownrtl by lf. S. ’.\fo:\sr\
of lionslnguon, \\'r.ro Tall; w‘.'l\ l'.
eggs earrli. 0-:i-» hen l:il.l 7 eggs,
6 liens laid il eggs. 17 hens laid 5 `
ogvgs, and 22 liens -laid 4 eggs dur-
ing the \vt-ek. Tihero are 10.3 hells
lziyiiuf, as atzuinst 80 who previous
tvook, The l2x‘p'ft';1\entalEarm pen
No. 2.1 lvzttls .tim -'or.tvst, wltll 22'
eggs; t\l". ll. I.. `-l:|rliou‘s pon "
Barred Rocks is 2nd with, 174
eggs; the pen of White Lcghorns
ofw'n-ed by Wi-ltltlam Nestle of Bear
River. is 3rd; with 158 eggs; th
pen of White I/eghorns, No. 21:
ovmt-rl by the Expenitmenltal Sta-Lion
is ith with 155 eggs; the peru of
~.way. you were ever ready to pro-,
M_,.5_ R_ G_ Mc1_,,,.cn_ or New per, mote thot which tond id to the nap-  
or tons mon, A ' -_.Golden W dll _
 Snmmarsitle and Western i lioanilan  
Goldtn Woddlng
On the evening of January 27th
ilpere assembled at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. Jas McDonald. Hupelield
intent on making this evening one
e long to be remembered. Speeches 4. Allison Leavitt.
suitable to the occasion were made
by Mr. John Livingstone, Mr. A.
B. i\lcNelll’nnd Mr. r~..f xander Fm-
ser, while tim' tzood ladies provltl-|
od the iitxttclilnl which cheered and
c . . hd ul J fu] om ny_»1-he tion for improvement during thu
iefles e ie oy c pa
worthy couple were presented wtith
which the following a'ldt'e.=s was
read:
Our Dear I~‘ricn<L-az-it gives ns
great Iploasurr-. to gather here this
evening, on this memorable occns
lon. to celebrate with you un event
ot' more thnn passing: interest, the
anniversary of the fiftieth yeor_ol'
your marriage, or your "Golden
As time flies we reclmn it by
days, months and years, wo can
sum up your lll'o hy its breadth
and what it holds, for us and what
wc have nccompllshed.
in those :fifty years gone by, wo'
know it has held for you both it
(vlz.) Ilenlth, Prosperity and l-inp-
piness, all t.h.1t goes to make life
worth living. ‘
You have spent the sunshine of i
your lives surronndn.l by a. happy'
l`a.mil:~‘. and needless to say :unong
neighbors whom you-both were o"-
er ready to assist in every possiblel
py welfare of this community
whcro you lived. We must not for-
get that in those years you have
had sorrow as well as joy. your
namliy circle was twice broken,
thus throunh llfe's varying: scenes,
Gotl‘.~\ loving providence has tzufdttl,
you. and now as you are walklnv. ini
‘iw twilight of your lives, you
\vlll feel that those fifty years voir
have spent tofzetther were ‘i
fect 'nn. *
-`i°“` I0" “"5 "°““°“ -W5 ‘"5 I“"`°`ney,it'o::1;;lu said he would personal-
tonight to express our sppreciatlon
of what you have been to us as
friends and neighbors, your home
was ever open and welcome, 1x.d
each of ns can trulytostify to the
kind hospitality ever receiver.. wltlrl
\Veddinl:.” ` "
, with n. too hold in one ihour. 38,
-p_\‘; lflt-sch, tm-~ ff the ei; .t \f`hi-
"' iourty surrendered und was releas-
wifh the truest friendship and or im on mms of 510_0,00_
\\ _
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soncot.
H not- mm of Amt-an High sem
Prim-.lpal's Dept. Grade IX-
Gord, 3. Janet Seaman.
Grade VIII.-1. Freddie Sk¢__li'l'i'. 2
Ruth Hardy, 3. Blanche ChBI!1PI0n»
Grade V.-1. Edna Smith, 2. lini-
en Oulton, 3. .lack Pi-ofitt, 4. Jos..
Bernard. _ _
Chnrlle Green. Jennie Itnrkln and
Allison Leavitt desire special men-
pnst two months.
2
Grade IV.-1. Margaret llnnsen.
Reggie Gallant, 3. Beth Waugh.
Grads Ill.--1. Bertllle Redmond.
2fl Enfrcdin Redmond. 3. Stellilol-1
Kelly .
Willard Oulton, ii. Aldox Gallant..
Primary Dept., Grade li. Jr..-l..
Bertha. Gallant, 2. Ralph Larkin. 3.
Arthur Malloy.
Grade I. Sr.-1. Dorothy \\".rrgn.
"__ Ethel Oulton, 3. Lennon Purdy.
'Grade I., Jr.-1. Ralph Proilftt, 2.
Charlie Profltt, 3. Effie Gallant.
-_-<4¢--~ -
ANOTHER FOR LEWIS
BOSTON. Feb. 2.-‘Ed (Strang-
ler) Lewis, world‘s champion at
threw Renmtn Gnrdini. italian
heavy'\veigh.t. Lewis wrestled with-
ousthis famous "hemlock" which
has wroused opposition among
wrestlers and the public. Ho pin:
ned 'Gardinfs shoulders to tho mat.
minutes and 20 seconds.
._.._.-g0->--;-
lndicated Ball Player Released on
f`..~.~~.clc of $10,000
(lH.l(TAtlt» imla, 2.-- 0=f~~~- (Hap-
cugo .init r.  ._:-'zito bttsobnll
players indi.-'t-.d on t-;..trges of con-
spiracy lr. Lho alleged th-rovloug otf
n,:~;ut-s in the 1919 world's series,
.Robert  Crowe, etnies attor-
ly loolfintc the baseball case to-
Moi_H__ERi
l  of all tooth-foods for young- .-
praise of the good sportsmanship 0
Revere. 'I`he boys had n thoroughly
good time and are loud in their; Reid of Rollo Bay, is 5th; with 142
f eggs; Mrs. it. G. M-cLarron‘s .pe-
ivhifto Leghorns owned by Edwin
ln your home. In closing rwe ask |_
you to please accept these small,
“Caiifomia Syrup of Figs”
their opponents. The :4aii\c-.s‘ .vt-i
played on Tuesday and \Vedneu(lny,
the .first going to Mort-.ll with al
score of ll to -l. in the second grime
Alberton won out, scoring 8 to 5.
Both peanut-s were fast and clean,
tho players being' cnthusiasticztlly
backed hy fanson hot.h sides. After
_thc first ni_;;lit';4 game the i\Iorell
`ct-u-b put on :1 Llp top henn slipper
followed by a dance. The conclud-
ing night finished with rt wedding.
The line up of the Alberton team
was :ts t`ff.lo\vs: P. Kinch, rroal; A.
\Villile, li Forsytlie, defense; (lor
don l't:tms:1.y, Geo. Ramsay, C. Mac-
Donald, t'or\vai-tis; A Gordon, spare.
w l rmna rt u to city
,l-`ridn.y afternoon, when they will
leave for home. ln the moan tLmc~
they may urrango for some games
‘between the Y. M; C. A. and other
local teams.
.vm/sore/noe/so/awrof»\sm/.Q
OI of I.lt.t'f’r'd Rocks IIS (ith, with 141
T-he managers of the team are C R. No. 21, owned hy the »Experl.ment~
S. Lcartl and Geo. Protitt The boysl “I Sm’I3Tl 'WM 3¥'<l- Wllll 34 05219-
H 1 i U ~ . ,mm the pen of \Vlulte Lezhorns owned
eggs; :tin-'l James J. Jenkins’ pon
OE \\.'hite Leghorns is 7th, w;ilt_\\ 135
eggs. The total number on’ cg
to datfe is 2266.
'Pho Charlottetown 'Egg' Laying
contest made a -fair gain during the
lfiith week; thc total ntrmber of
eggs being 37-i. or a goin of 29 ov-
er the preceding week. The
pen of Tinrred Itoclts No. 25 owned
hy the ikperinten.tal Station was
/first, wi-vh 31 eggs; the pen of liar-
red Rocks owned hy Mr. J. B.
Mil-lmon of Kensington tied with
the -pen of Barred Rocks No. 23
owned by the Experimental Sta-
tion for 2nd place, with 26 eggs
each; the pen of White »l,eg<hoi-ns
bv Mrs. J. J. McLellan of Grand
River was 4.ti1, with 23 eggs; the
new ffBarre1I Rocks of Mrs, R. G.
hfclinren of New Perth was oth,
wikth 22 eggsgmul the pen of Whl-19
Leghorns off Mr. James J. Jenk-
ins of Orwell Cove, was Sth; w-i’lh
21 eggs. Owing to the cold woath
1.-;lfts,`not for their value but as a'
remembrance of our love and i -
pect for you. ,
---<0>-l--
”THREW AWAY THEIR YULE
PRESENTS.-When fifty miners
ot Oakland, Md.. drew their pay
t-he first of this year they were pt-e|
sented with a New Yesr‘s greeting
consisting, of a card, in the centren
of which was it sheet of mica, cov-
erinp; the face ot’ Lincoln. Most_ol`
the men threw the cards away, but
one miner gave his to hLs wife, and
her feminine curiosity resulted 'in
the discovery of xl. crisp five dollar
note, deftly folded so that only the
picture of Lincoln showed. The
miner told this friends and their
feeltngs were not soothed when
they .learned that at young foreigner
hml been making the rounds pick-
ing up tho discarded greetings.
horns of Mr. William Neale of
Bear River is 41-h, with 177 eggs;
it 
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Aro relieved In a few days by
hiring 30 drops of lotbcr Selqel I
Syrup nftermulund on retiring.
lt diuolvu the lime and acid
accumulation in the mnlclu and
joints no thou depouito an be
expelled, thus rellavingpain and
»`-Rheumatic Pains-
é
\!’l‘&’5\°5\&’i¢€
5/ nr, there we-rr~ no =posslble.e la-id
I
during 'he 'ss eek lby any hon, but 4
liens l.utl tl eggs. 18 hens laid
eggs and 33 hens laid 4 eggs eaci
"string the -week. There are 107
hen laying. as against 105 the
previous week. Tho 'Expe-rlimenrtnl
Farm‘s pen of Barred Rocks No.
25, still continues to 'lead the con
lorenau. Sei eI's Sy , also
known no "Extract szgmaogga,"
oonhlnsnodopenoro era
drugs to kill or mul: tho painlx (g
‘ rheumniism or Iumlugo, it ro-
movoc the caan. 50e.\bo!tIo
nd;-uggintu. Q u
Qi&'o\MWiW5 M@
$695*
test, with 252 0888! the pen of
iilnrred Ttoclcs of Mr. li. L. Mnch
, on of Murray Harbour is 2nd, wfittii
i 189 eggs; ithe pen of White Leg
horns, No. 21 mvlrt-d by the Ex-
~”-rlmezttal Station, -is 3rd; with
Mrs. ft.tl. Mel.-aren's pen of Barr-
ed .Rocks is Sth. with 163 eggs;
Child’S Best Laxative
- is
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DoN'T STARVE
'rH1=-_:in TEETH
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.nn ..
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'§o;odlook§’but for Perfect _ _
 di_g’estion.You can’t build 
 good teeth from white  , _ii
 O1’ _ tatoes.ShI_’€(ld€d 
; Wligat Biscultconratns 
` all the min-eral salts in the 
whole wheat grain thatare 
 
.......2.._.
so necessary inthe making 
of sound teeth.The Qreatest 
_ I sters as well as grown-ups. 
‘ lt is also rich in ‘tissue-fbuilclinvgl 
heat-making elements. The most real
food for the east money.Two Biscuits
with milk make a nourishing! meal.
SIADE IN CANADA
2'- . -:>'::_ ">-""“""‘ ' ' ~ __ ' - '*“ ` -° _,'1-
morrow to see if an ;mmediaT5 not yot been able even to finish
trial could not be held. Robert reading me 500,000 words of testi-
Gormnn, assistnnt states’ ittborney, many given in the g-.mud jury in-
in charge of the case. said he had \‘0S\iF§Mi0l\- _
7, - 1.. .__L _ -ea 2- » "Yi
CLEAR AS A ,CRYSTAL
in the light shed by our hand-
some indirect lighting fixtur- _
en. All the sian of direct-
light is svoided, but none of
the illumination is lost, -but
rather lncrensed.» Bee them
and you‘ll like them. And
you‘il like them more and
more as you use them.
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empt from Tax.
' MARITIME ELECTRIC COMPANY LIMITED
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Accept "California" Syrup ol
Figs only-look tor the name Celt
forum on the .paclrage then you are
euro your chndls having the best
and most harmless physic for the
little stomach. liver and bowels.
Children .love its fruity taste. Full
directions on adcln bottle. You must
nav "Callfornla."
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the pen of ‘White beghorns of Mr.
James J. Jenkins of Onwell Cove
its 6i'h, wftth 160 eggs; the pen. of
White Loghoms of Edwlm Reid,
Rollo Bev, is 7th; with 159 eggs:
and Mr. J. \B. MiI'Lman's pon of
Barred Rocks is 8-th. with 158,038;
The lust. 4 pens mentioned are vaeg
close. be-ing -.vivntn 5 uses of Q
otliar; and lt willlibe quite- lnte'rest~
ing ro sec the places they ootrlllil'
next. week. The- total number oi
Smoke » ‘
Dialinctivo In flavor
179 eggs; thc- pen of \\hlte Lex- vggh lf’ 'lull' 19 3640~ and “'97,” Ufl4f*l°°‘*lU
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-ro Give \-r -ro u\M,AHo|.D-up
mm CAME ALONG AND 'room
rr FRQM ME, As WELL As
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ALMOS1 FORGQ1' THAT TEN
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-ro ME : ”D\P\=»Y, DoN'~'f
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