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Shredded Wheat is made in two forms, BISCUi'l‘ ‘
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'  .day Whéll there is work to do rharcails ‘
“Tl-tE,8 8 -INTIRPRIBE made
the first trip of the season last-week.
She went as fares Murray Harbor
South, but.it is expected that during
the coming week she will bs running
on the usual route.--G. _
POLICE COURT.-A drunk, who
was arrested on Saturday night for
causing a disturbance on the streets,
was ,brough to the Police Court for
trial on Monday morning hiefore His
Honour Stipendiary McQuarrie. lie
wi: lined $5 and costs. Fine was paid.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND _ Ser-
vices in the Church of Scotland, 169
Hampshire Street, Cambridge, Mass.,
will be held as follows: Tuesday 27th.
7.30 p. m. Services on Sabbath the
the Lord's Supper will be ndminis- U
'rhui-Bday, 29;” and Saturday 1” at he having four sons defending the Eni-
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2nd at 10_30 and 5_ The Sacrament of vate letters received was in the tren-
makirig regular trips between- George-
town and Montague for the’ past week.
This is considerably later than IBB!
year, the first trips having beeiiniafle
0n_ April jedi.-G.  - ,.-
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PAINFUL _AC6\lDEi,NT.-I-Mr M. Mc-
Rae. Pownal. mot- with a painful acci-
dent last weieir-__while_»Sewing wooll-
ln attempting toadjust a log his hand
came into contact wlth_the 'swiftly
evolving saw, with the result that he
received some bad gashes which- re-
quired medical attendance fr0_m the
city.
PATRIOTIC FAMILY-Mr Alex
Mctlougan oi' Baitic's a proud father
re's cause, Robert in France b rl-
hes, got wounded and is now 'in the
tered at both services. All are wel- \0‘\Dll“| Joh" “ml Dlwlil “F0 “DW ill
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lol' the funeral ol' Mr James Kennedy,
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SHOCK FATAL.-Mr. Onesime
Chaisson of Yarmouth, Maine, and
formerly u wealthy farmer of St. Felix
Settlement, near Tignlsh, upon lear-
ing ot' the death of his brother Mat-
hias who died in Lawrence, Mass., lost
week, became suddenly ill with a
weakening of the heart and Saturday
a telegram to one of his relatives in
pected to live. This gentleman is well
known in Tignlsh and while living
in St. Felix a neighbor to his diseased
hi-other Mathias was greatly attached
in him and no doubt the shook added
to his present precarious condition.-
Never before in the history of Ken-l
singtou have such scenes of genuine
and universal regret been witnessed
as occurred,,yesterday on the occasion
M_L.A. Over two thousand people
were present at the cereniony, mourn-
ers traveiling from far and wide to pay
their last respects to one, who' in it
quiet unostentatious way, had played an
important part in furthering the' inter-
ests of the community. The Kennedy
family are held in high esteem, and
the late Mr James Kennedy had espec-
ially endeared himself by his manly
qualities, his buslnesslrectituile, and
the readiness with which..he always
placed his services at the' disposal of
every good cause. - lie wus n valued
member of the Presbyterian Church,
and none knew better than its minis-
ter, the Rev. G.-_Ai -Sutherland, the
good he did in the community, A pro-
minent member of the order of Odd-
fellows, and the Loyal Order of
Orangemen, the _ members of .these
bodies feel his.-removal while.just in
his prime. as a sincerepersoual loss.
As a political leader. he~was univers-
ally respected by both parties. for he
was scrupulously fair and honourable
in his conduct. He -set .au example
nt last election which is likely to be
generally followed at the ensuing elec-
tions of rhniiing `a"cleari campaign,
ontirely free from the distribution of;
liquor or bi-ibes.` I-ie ha'ride'cisred that
if he could not be electedou the merits
of his party platform and' his ow`n per-
sonal nierits, ire preferred not*-`t`o `be
elected stall. 'The eiectorsexpressed
their conilrieiice in him by sending him
to the House by a splendid majority.
The suddenness of his demise cast a
gloom over the community, and the
sorrow felt found expression in the
record at.teu<lsnce at the obi-icquics_ .
A special train went from Uharlotte-
town, conveying the members oi' the
local (iovemment. and of the Domin-
ion and local Legislature. together
with representatives ot' the Oddfellows
mid Orange Lodges, the -ith Regiment
Baud and others. -
The funeral was tlmcd to leave the
late residence at two o'olock and at
that hour an enormous crowd of
mourners had gathered. The proces-
sion moved off in the following order
to the ciiurchz-
Ii_anrl_ '
Oddfollows.
part, special seats
first part of the
Rev. Mr
Anglican.
of the
and ‘afterwards
bler to _take a
of one
the. funeral
was
went
were
mourners
sons,
The
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Muclmugaii Wm 0mci,m._ town in training. is not this a good re-
ufffl again that the dehorned cattle are
easily managed and give an increased
Tignlsh stated that he was not ex- t
horner. The latter is the easleet.= and
simplest ami is probably.-~'.the
least painful to the cow. If ‘the op-
eration is done lutsr the horn may not
heal before 'tho flies become bother-
7 _ _ some. lf it ls' done now there is no
" danger of the cow taking- cold. There
and farmers should dehorn ali their
yearling cattle.
than ordinary interest. to the members
nnri"friehds of the Central Christian
Church, it will be “Red Letter Day",
for the congregation. The church pro-
perty will on that day be free of debt
and the mortgage which has been on
the church since it was built, about
some of the largest and most influen-
tial churches in Canada and the Unit-
ed States. This will be at good oppor-
tunity to hear this strong pre_u.eher ot' _
the Gospel, and it cordial invitation is Ip-\¥" ,___
s ‘ , _ R I l-`
take place; Mrsi Silas Rayner, of Tig-
extended to all to attend both. morn-
_seats ar,e_ free' _ <1 unappropriated. __
non-commissioned officers and men of _ I `
No. 3 Battery, P.E. ..lslan<l Heavy  -,““5.=_;, 1
Brigade, who have left ,Canso for the ;j!";'_’»  ’ , '
front vid Halifax:-On November 23 " ' '
1914: Capt. J. W. Stanley, Bom. li. __ M Y
Wonnaeott, Gunners B. McDonald, W. ‘- _:, ` ‘ I, ' '
Carver, (‘._ Garnlium, R. Reid, il.. Mills, _§,§;;j._ 4. ' ` `
A. Gallant, R,.Waterman;. on Decc-ni- fi\,§-tL"f _U ‘
ber 21-, i914:,,giunner .l'_ Revell; on "-3-"-‘
Deceinher 22, 1 i4: Gunners It. Stow-
art, A. Doull, J. Qltoway, it. Anderson, _ -:-1- "
D. McLean; on Fehriiary 21st, 1915:
Gunner J. Kiggins; on March 20th,
1915, Gunner A. Stewart. The above
are all on the second contingent,
Canadian Expeditionary Force.
‘Canso for the first contingentat Val
Cartier;-J. Codie, S. McKinnon, K.
McLean. `
missioned officers and men oi No. 3
Buttery, P_E. island Heavy- Brigade.
are now on duty at Canso:-Lieut. J.
' The wreaths. ‘P. llooper, B_S.-'M. D. Kennedy, Sergts.
The coffin. 4 ll. McLeod, W. Smith. 'i‘.`Mr~Neill;
The chief mourners. (torpls. A. McDonald,” M. Stevenson.
The Orangemen. ll. Mclnnis, J. Callaghan; Bom. E. Mc-
General- mourners. Nevin; Gunners R. Acorn, E. Atkinson,
f' ` V. Burke, (2. Binus. C. Currie, J. Dris-
The church was crowded in every `coll, G. Douglas. J. D.ui'fy, A. Inman.
reserved i'or A. Morgan. W. Munn;--W. Mc(`.sbe,' J.
of the McLe0d.- W. McVey, B, Mcllacliern, Ii.
The Stewart, J. Shepherd, W. Walker, J.
conducted Welsh. V- f"
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NATURE NEEDS AID IN MAKING
rltllnirsp tonic. To be healthy you inusi have
bemg used, new D, new blood, just as the trees _ must
have new .sap to renew their vitality.
the de: Nature demands .it,, and without this
and five newblood you will feei,wealg and lan-
mourners guid. You mayfhave twinzea of rheu-
_y_ E_ matism or -the sharp- stabbing pains oi'
neuralgia. Often. there are disiiguring
.pimples or eruption on the skin. in
other cases there is merely it feeling
of tiredness and s variable appetite.
Any of these are signs that the blood
the mem. is out of order-that the indoor life
of winter has lessened your.vitality.
What you need in serine,-is a tonic
medicine to put you right. and in all
can eqiiai Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
These plllsncually make new rich,
red blood-your greatest need lp a r.
ing. This new' blood drives out the -
seeds of disesiitiilnu iuakes easily
tired men. Women and children lirisnr,
active s ' ' -
sean,
pale ss s
aches,
ut the
l . , '
Amherst'and Albert is in Charlotte-
port for one family Robert, enlisted in
B. C.-D.
DEHORNING OF CATTLE.--Tliis
is the time of year for farmers to de-
horn cattle, It has heeeli’ shown time
quieter than cattle which have their
horns and it milch cows they are more
quantity of'milk. The horns can he
alien- off with either a saw- -or a de-
is really no risk attending the operation
S\inday`next will be a; dny ot more
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most important measures passed at
the recent session oi' the Imgislatiiro
was the uct ini~orpoi'utin§,‘ the ('o-()p-
i|viPoR‘rAN'r Ac‘r._oii.- or iiii~'<-
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ing to the iiiurlrot. u uiiiiorni ncvording
to sainpiu_ it is now proposed. howev-
eruiive Semi Assoiziatioii. its oiijcectl 1-r, that the o:i'._< oz' ilu- iiioniliei-,~; shall
is to encourage llio pmdiicticii anti, he .f-itorvii in \\'iii'olioiist-s so iiiai it niuv
liiarketiug ni' pure seed. For soine tiinoi In- -iam ilvil and iriiv. i\i ii on .i i
past the Brinlier Out Club has lim-ii in,
nporntiou. ’l‘hci°<» \\t=ri- suv(-i'ul tliili-
_-_l I '.:‘i»<'.- '[-
|ilu~zi|ioii_ ’i`lio ogg irziili- oi' the i’i‘o\~'-
ini-w luis iwiieilli-il iniuiviiesi-l_\' by lin-
iiltloii in r-oiiiii»<~|.i0ii with 'ini worliilli:
one of whii-li w.'i.~i siiiiipling und send-
¢'.>-Opi-raiii\'o Egg finiil’oultry Associa-
iiiiii, iinil ii is iexpecicii that the B864
»4ro\vi~i-s will ht-ueiii. hy this new act.
Liver-,v fariner who expects to join the
.~\'so1-izition should sow the very best
quality oi' oats he can bu and it
_ Y is un-
derstood that the Association will
iopwiile with only Baiiner oats dlltllit
Ilhi- i-ouiiiig season.
foiirteeuyeare ago, will be burned.
Rev. W. l~I.»ilur<ling. of Tignish, will
have charge of the services and will
preach at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Mr.
Harding is it very eloquent and con-
vincing speaker nnil has preached for
ing and evening services. At the mor_n-
in service the mortgage burning will
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is unmistakeable. We select the
cocoa beans-roast. husk and clean them
-add the cocoa butter and cane sugar-
and flavor with vanilla beans. T
WHOLE is then put through a
process for hours, which refines every
particle and renders our chocolate coating
absolutely smooth, giving it that ln-
dividual delicious flavor. The chocolate
is then applied to the many varieties
of centers-packed in attractive
boxes and offered to you as the
finest chocolates on the market.
Moira Limited
nsnnmx. chin ml.
nish, will set the fire. Special music t . _ ____
sisiing ofonthems, duets und solos.
The church will also be prettily dc-
corated with flowers, which will arid
to the interest; of the occasion. A
members and friends of the congre-
tiou are urgently requested to ho pre-
sent _at both services, as well as any
will be rendered at hotli` services. con- " _ 'f _ ' " `"-'_ "-“'"~ ' J *B
visitors, who ole cordially invited. All
The r01iowinE_isaii'st oriiieorncers, ..;§ 1?.--,.5-V -5-,” ,  . '- ;=..,f ifif ,
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The following three guiiners left
The following ollicers, non-com-i
- ` ,INEE SPlilNG_
_,NEW HEALTH-GIVING BLOOD.
ln the spring thc system needs a
he world medicine there is no tonic
nil strong. Miss Edith Brous
"l was as
from head-
of the heart
I had little,
he drift.
)e”'L'.'iding
at the
so and
hut
they gave
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athletes, tollers-all
know the advantages of
keeping the mouth moist and
refreshed-the throat soothed,
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Singers,
public-speakers,
-use 1t"_yours"elf,_. regularly -
Give the kiddies all they want ' 
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mighty_ pleasant to the taste - and
long- lasting. Great
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