pus vo keeping the

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. vigorousoldmensnd

/_ women. The dsily

. - g bsrhdoesiu pu-eby

,_ keeping the pores of

, _"fthe skin cpenso dist ‘,f 1 llieythrowofmuch ~ .“ 0_|1licbody'simpud-

K V " lies, but ir is even ,'..-.f-",' ‘_ more imponrnl thu

_i|"j~‘.,',fl\l¢ bowels and kid-

neys should be kept regulsr and sctive.

ls liil, ss they often do

hh H life, lo move regularly sr less! sacssdsy, the wule mme: from the ini esssmclszes, decays, poisons the syseensud upsets the stomach. ' If the kidneys are sluggish the impqr.

UB which they should iilter iroln the

and csuse rhsnmsdsm.

if 0rs's's Indian Root Pills

the bowels, stimulate the kidneys and open up the pores ofthe skin. The result iss body clean within-pure, red blood-4-good digestion--end s hsle and hesrty'old nge.

Three general-loss have proved the

vshle,ofDr. Mone’s Indisn Root Pills, mdtlreir ssle is steadily increasing all over the world. »._

sgc. sr»sll`deslers’ Comstock Co., Ltd., Bree

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" 'l _ -rich in quality and _

. beauty-should race ._, ' every home. Cgoorc `.'

, _ _

, _ mlloarlls alms. \ This brand is known as _` _ ,_ »*_`~ __ "J`r'!ncrPlatc that Wears"

l -_..-A _ ltdis the Ioiiginnl -.\,~ 5.; “ lln genuine ogers" f“"`:\f`| las v.'cllr.:l the heaviest ` - ‘fly 5:51 ,Q gr.-ide or plain made. ‘f . *‘ Sold by Landing Dealers /I

' McVittie.-The people of Westmore-

mu, land are glad to hear that I-Iesth Mc- /

in .v uv

ROYAL PURPLE l

in

Montres.l.J S y ‘ .-‘or

within ss well ss _ Beal- Ohsppslloi Summorside re- ____ ' `.

,_ _

iwithom we 'wld tomed Sunday by the Mlntoirom 5 `

_ ‘°° mm hllfllln trip to B0n°n'J`_.,_._ _ uniiialgytgolxdcoh ggtgntggirnhoaadhtld

Lieut. Governor Rogers, Charlotte-

'town, was _s~ passenger to Alberton yesterday afternoon.

Miss Norah Warburton, Charlotte-

town, leit last evening for ,li.‘dgohill, giollege, Windsor. to resume her stu- ss. '

-The Misses Mary and Flora Hunt, Bummorside, left by thc Mlnto yester- day morning for Montreal where they will spend the winter.J.

Lyman Davison, Charlottetown,was

.lr passenger to Georgetown last even- ‘ing en route to Sackville to resume his studies at the college there.

'Ti' Kenneth Stewart, Charlottetown,

and Fred Burrows, Bermuda, who has been his guest here, left last night for Windsor, N. S., to resume their studies at the college.

'.» Chester Mclnlre, Charlottetown, leaves by the Summerside special this morning en route to Toronto where he has been summoned to at- tend a meeting of the rubber foot- wear representatives of Canada.

-WESTMORELAND.-Miss Gran- ville McVittie has returned to Char- lottetown to resume her studies at P. W. C.-William McVittie purchas- ed a valuable horse lately.-Albert Btordy, West Everett, Mass., has rs- turned home and intends to spend the winter at his slster’s, Mrs. H.

Vlttie is again well.-Chron McVit- tie has dtted up his house lately and made a line place for the post ofilce.

..‘DEATI-I YESTERDAY.- The

death occurred in Georgetown yester- day morning oi Mrs. Macdonald, widow of the late Hon. (Capt) Mal- colm Macdonald, formerly a member oi the Provincial Government and one of the leading merchants of the County. The deceased, whose maiden name was Miss Grace Bnelgrove was 5 native oi Charlottetown, but has resided for many years in George- town. within the post year ner lioolth I began to iail, and recently she was seized with paralysis to which she

b rl Th late M Macd` aid

Stock &_' Poultry Specifics ,

We will send absolutely free, lor f

the sskinlr. Wltpnld, one of oul_ ii large 64-page books (with in- sert). on the summon diseases of stock and p°,||¢,yy_~_ Tells how to feed nil kinds oi heavy and light horses, colts srld mares. milch cows, eslvssstul: mtsnins. steers. silo lww 0° keen and 1ssa,'pe6\zey's6.zhsr they will lu u well il( wining'-,Ili n summer. 'It contains 860 recommsnrh from all over-_ Csnsds. from people

lm", . ll ge ma ¢

:i'5,,,b,f¢'1¢_"‘d 'mr 'wh' Nl' 1. d M,ths Bank of N'ova Scotia. °

You” ` tj ""` `ttls and hoes in s' menth's'

less t gals? niin;`our Royal Purple Stock

Speci sl than you could possibly do without lt: thereby slv'lna"`s llnontlfn feed and labor sn the east to you will' not be mon than 81.50 for gl;-pigs'o'g $!.0l) for one steer. It will keep_ your horses in show condition with ordinary feed. IIC, you _hsve I. poor, miserable-look,-l Ins nnimalcn your plses try it on this one* nm one seo elm marvellous result whlolr wllll lie on med. our sleek Breville will liwreeu, the milk- llow _three to iivelbl- ver ww ver- rlsy. 'neo urn; na lo tl.. rem.. A soo! pssksgepyill lsst s cow or horse 10 days. | ROYA , RU _LE POULTRY BPECIFIO

will msa`»`y`o\lr¥I>ss`rls`lsy .lust ss well in the winter ss-‘ in the Iiliimer, and will keep_th¢m_

!reo'frvln'dls¢f%`,.'I'bese goods are pure and unsdul\sr¢tsd.fle,=_ 4, do not use any chew llllvr

ga 7-' _j ._- 9,1 ly diderent :lilo :resent lime.

ol Pe;-p Bees’ S ine. Bos ocksl.: tour

mhyoe pe kin k-sig-etcizht tin, for $1.50. Bpgnl Specific, 250 and Bile ,,,;,,,,;-__Ȣ,|. gl__olr-clglrz :los elm. hole rom. ssh? _ 'fm

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Roysl Purple ini Killer, 25s and We tins:

08 b . ll#

Rsfynl I”ur-Til; Gnll Cure, 25s and 50s tins; 80°

ll.

Rrohyvelmltnrpls Swést Linlment, We bottle: elle

by msll.

Royal Purple Cough Cure, 50e tin: 80s .br

mall. - 1

lr l Dlsli to f. as one soo elm..

ggi' Plhrrlials Ro\'ip.°O1ii°c, ziie tins; ace by Bolxl ‘Pm-pls Worm Ppilrfllr, 26° tins: 80° by

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M lldsnufsstuhll only by

'l‘heW.A.Jenkins Mfg. Co.

. Lnndon.Ca.nada

Royal Plll’p‘e1Suppliee and Book-

lets may beublnined from

Johnsen il Johnson. Mcléis-

non Drug Co, A. liorne Q. , ichuloilefown) md Agencies.

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succuln e . e rs. on was a most estimable lady, possess- ing many admirable qualities of mind and heart. Sue was kindheart- ed, sympathetic and charitable, and always a friend of the needy. She leaves to mourn one son, Harold W. Macdonald, of Toronto, who arrived in Georgetown several days ago. and one daughter Annie, wife of ' H. A Rlchardso neral ns er of

Was Afraid

COLD WOULD DEVELOP l|l'l'0 V Bronchitls.

B hitis _be 1 th tlsht acrosrgntohe chest.,sill§io‘\l?ty og breathlli:

and a wheezing sound comes from the ,-

lungs. There is also a ralsin of phlcgm

from the lungs, esgiecially in »t§s morning. _ This is at first w lie, but lu or becomes

of a greenish or “yellowish color, and ls'

occasionally strc cd with blood.

On the first sign of e cold or cough take Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and E ‘grevent it turning to bronchitis, for once S ronohitis gets installed lntothcs tem p

was laid to rest there some years

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FOR THE s 'GUARD

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_-om.. ._ ..........~...~-...~..».»..~..~.~...o .was wzsx l 1: v 1°" H°°<l=v mvrnins by the moteles e ~ - 0ttaws.J. ,»,.__ .xi AND 1 -‘ __

duties, owing to their nervous system blecomhiilg utugtrungl.”oDsg' :|111 and day out t cy vc got ug e same rou-

| line of work, sweepilyg, dusting, cooking, etc. No wonder the r work giels on the nerves and they become l_'un own.

When a woman _gets into this state

there is only one thing for her to_do and that is, to get somsthmg that wlll hmld up her system. . _I

For this purpose there ls not an equal

to Milburn’s Heart Nerve Pills. Their restorative action ls felt. on every organ and tlvsuo of the holly, _and ln a nhort. time the weakness wil give place lo stgelngth and vitality, and mnko his wort iving.

Mrs. Henry Mclntosh, Oliver, N.S_,

writes:-"1 would recommend lilllburnfs Heart and Nerve Pills to uuyone who la weak and run down. I was not able io do my work, nor_rcst at night for four years. After ‘taking seven boxes, I ani cntlrcly cured, and can recommend them

to anyone suffering from heart or nerve Lroub e.” ' _ `*

Milhurn's Heart and Nerve Pills are

50 cents per box;' 3 boxes for $1.25, nt all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt ol price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto. Ont.

J. O. Hyndman. Gharlottetowny

leaves this morning, vin Summcrside, for New York.

Rev. A. D. McLeod, Cornwall, Ont,

who has been visiting in this Prov- ince leaves this morning on returni home.

Doyle Kelly oi Edmonton, Alberta,

who has been the guest of his par- ents, Jas. and Mrs. Kelly, Charlotte- town, for the holiday season, left last evening on the special for Georgetown on return to the west.

-SAD DEATH.-A gloom was cost

over the community of Kelvin on Christmas Eve when it became known that Mrs. Lewis Wickett had passed away. » The family had resided in Old- town, Maine, the past live years but owing to Mrs. Wickett being in fail- ing health they had removed to this province last spring in the hope that

go The pall bearers were' James Jardine, Robert Mclldurdo, Melburn

ird N L. Macarthur, Samuel

oodhide' and George Woodside. ' lf:~|f`f"" , ° f THURSDAY.

--Foxllls so1.D_-'rue P. n. I. rox , ' ~

xehangomand' Reegty Compania h oi _,A `

um s e' ester a u ch t ‘ - ‘ ‘ ....°’;:» 1:... :sz ~ , -of an dealer- It costs less. »

lrglinlnc llllrrsn 5-slscrrn rlroll mls rlsws

».»i.~1:.i°‘.:; .sires RUN i>0wN. x ~3fhVEll,»-Fllilli

Tells,'lflo\y Sick She Was And What Saved Her From

. An Operation.

not and

had aw-

uot estol-sleep. headaches too

vous wreck. My doc-

I

1 _ ' Collector of Customs, heard , with

b°°°'m°‘lm°“°“e"‘ dleerp regret on Saturday morning,

tor told me logo to n hospital. I' did~ ' dn; ht _ 0°* |lk° lh_‘.7'd§::iV°f.Y We? 5°» Whllll I giidclighed gwah ari1atrli~iedgtoOlidr5.6 Cuglilei “W Yan' 1 uximant Ll P517". I ,ln 1879 in Charlottetown where they WWI# YW 0? °€.ll1d V0d0l16Bl lived for a year when they moved to you wid,m°. I have taken Lydia E :sourls whore they novo moo resided. Plnkl\\!1'l5_V8¢%lilble Compound and ,Mrs. Currie was the second daughter Iiyer Pills. and now I have my health. ,ol the me william G. wright of

Iflick indnllingwcmen would only 'Char-lottetown. She united with the

know enough_to_ take yourmedicine,they Methodist Church in early glrlhood, would¥trellet."-Mrs.BuNr.H.S'l‘sNs- and alter marriage became o member BERY, 0\‘lte6,B0x18,Upp6l'Sllldl\lky. of the Presbyterian Church. Her life Ohio. ` _ was not free from* trials, 8 beloved If ycuhsve mysterious pains, irregu- daughter died less than two years lsrity, bsckache, extreme nervousness, ago. Before marriage she taught lndsmmstlon, ulceration or dlsplnce- music for some years. In truth she ment, don’t wnittoolong, buttryLydin ;had the music soul; and those who E. Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Compound now. ;had the privilege oi listening to her For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Aimbrovisations in the Sabbath twi-

Vggetgblg Cgmpound, made from Nou 'light hours shall not forget them. In- mdhe;-bg, bg been the gqmdgg-dfemedy .deed her great delight was in music for femsleilln, snd such unquestionable Bild °h"d"‘*“~ H" la" W°l`lf *ll U10 testimony nsthe above proves the vslue Ch1ll'°h 911° l0V‘*d WHS lil l»l'B1DiP§ “I0 of thi. hmmm remedy md |h°u|d 35,., children for a Christmas service. But ¢v¢"°|“¢|m5d.n°._ Gods finger touched her and she

slept. She leaves to mourn her loss a,

-h b d, t : ‘

us an wo sons -Sydney in the

_°°°l'K° JUMBO” was H Pessensvr United stores wllllom D 1; no ‘i

| . 8 D18

283:” ;'°;1i1°Y Y°°°°f°°Y "Om Sum-,sod o daughter- Miss Patel. Hoi- two

8 9' ng 59°" th” day the"-,brothers William and Louis and

"`J' three sisters Mrs, McFarlane, Mrs.

(\Rev.) Jos. Johnston and Mrs. Geo-

_Gmham T“Pu”f Bl°°k B'*“k°» rge Holbrook live in Charlottetown

was a passenger to Summerside yes- Another. sister Mrs S H Lewis ' :ora y mo l lil t on - ' ' ' ' '°`

the air oi her native land might rlrllottliitown fling on B way 0 ar sides in Wes;’atrIl(>)i?lilll;lilde’ Mass

store her to health again. All that ° ` --- `Ex°mm°r “nd

kind and loving care could do was SUPREME COURT,-I th _ done for her by her devoted husband prems Court nt n e Bu Dru"k¢n"‘ 55 can B5 CUl'¢d

and family but all to no avail and town yesterday the Sislgglottrz ' A ., she passed peacefully away on Dec. Bruce Stewart & Co, Ltd, vs Daniel c"ra Do ' "“ 24t Mrs. Wicket w

ll. t is an earnest wedlock, an action to recover the ‘-

and devoted Christian having united price oi a gasoline engine in dispute Alcurn the Ridely kbown treatment with the Baptist Church in early occupied the time ofthe Court ali for Alcoholism can now be obtained

womanhood. She bore ber sufferings any and now awaits the Judgefs “_ at our store. It is guaranteed to G

withpatiencs and resignation and emo” which Wm be given this mmm cure or benefit, or money refunded.

was never heard to complain. She lug W, 3_ gtewgn' K_ Cu (0,. the R°m¢l1Y that has been tried

will be greatly mis d i th h th d 4 1 1 by I

5° U 9 Ome li tif! J. J. _ Oulsh I all u d t d t it

and community where her kindl in- P. n ' Jonugnl of _ 'fr cl m 0 n 0 0 M u V

Y the defendant. Bi ll~ _

liuence was always felt. To know her ...___ Drunkenness is a disease. Those

was to love ber. Besides a grief- 0_ 0_'0_ 0grFICERs__At a mesh who are afflicted with the craving for stricken husband she leaves three ing of the Order of the Owls in Char-' u°'“`°" hav” t° be helped t0 ¢h1'°W it daughters-the Misses Lucy . and iottetown last evening, the following' °“- A1°“'“ N0- 11 "ll be EWU!! SGC- E E. Blanche at home, and Mrs. W. A. oiicers were installed for the year of "MY in C05” °" f°°d~ Alcum N0~ 2

Terrill Oi Oldtown. Maine. now at 1913:-r>ml¢lsoc~l>. s. Brown; vloo- is the voluntary treatment- i

home. 'The funeral was held on Pres.-P, A, Smith; png pl-¢,_._E_i Help your loved ones to pesto;-5 Thursday and was very largely at- T. Cantwell; Invocator-Ju, wmgm, themselves to lives of sobriety and tended\ The services were conducted Secretary-G. J. McCormac; Treas-‘ usefulness and to regain the respect

- by Rev. R. Csgood Morse oi Sum- urel-Richard Grant; Warden-Joseph' of the community in which you live.

mersids, assisted by Rev. Mr. Buth- Hughes; Sentinel-James Rush; Pic- Only $1-00 DH’ D01. Ask for Free‘ erland s of Kensington, and the re- ket-John Gordon; Trustees-Charles Booklet. E. A. Foster, Central Drug-

maing were laid to rent in Margate Webster, L. B. Miller and J. Allan. store, Charlottetown.

-Leslie McLean, formsrl in the employ ol Sinclair li* Btwn(-t,‘ Utd.. Summersids, returned to his ‘home in West Point yesterday.-J. ' "

RAILWAY NEWS.-P. W. 0lsriin,` John McLeod, Harry McKay _ and Frllik Dougan, of the'P. E. I. R., Charlottetown, are assisting D. Mont- gomery, Station Agent ' at George- town. whilst the winter stenmers are running there.

WEDDING BELLE.-A pretty". wed-

ding occurred at the par-sonnge of the Central Christian Church, Prince St., Monday evening, when Robert Walt/sr Burdette of Strichona and Ada May Houston of North Rustico were uni-- tsd in marriage by Rev. J.F. Floyd.) The bride was becomingly attirsd inl a travelling suit with hat to match and was unattended. Tue happy couple will go immediately to the home of the groom to reside.

...’BEREAVEMEN'I‘. -- The early

days of the new year were sad- dened is Souris by the gloom of death being in its midst. The many friends( of Annie, wife of Archibald Currie'

Jan 4th that she had passed away

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The money you invest in Phonograph_Re`cor\'Is

goes farthest when you buy '

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Blue Amberol Records

Farthest from a musical Farthestfroman investment standpoint, because Blue l standpoint,bccauseBlucAm- Amberols have a finer bcrolswill rleverwcaror tolle than any other reproduce lessperfectly phonograph records thanwhcn new,andwill and reproduce in a never become injured more lifelike way. by careless handling.

The Blue Amberol is a Record for

The Edison Phonograph

Hear it at your Edison dealer’s today

Thomas A. Edison, Inc., |00 Lakeside Ave., Orsllw. N. J., U. S. A.

A complete line of Edison Phonogrsphs and Records will be folsael I

MILLER BROS - - 123 Kent St. ALBERT E TOOMBS "- 56'Qucen St.

ALSO A PRIZE Ol-` $10 FOR NBATBST SGLUTION

N _ rlzrlr Ar once. lr rss You

»gE]llEl ' Hlmulsis FREE

EIEIBIIIZIEIB will be given aooorslng lo conditions ol Contest to somebody

who succeeds In arranging the letters of the shove three llnos so that they will spell

THE HAM OF THREE STATES lil Til! UNITED STATES '

HA .

Write the names ol the Staten on n postcard or A letter, giving your Name aad'Addr¢sn plainly.

IQIPERIAL WATCH C0., l>fml>¢,.¢.[ ls ],Mclrrsull.. Csssgis illl $50”lN GULD

_Cemetery beside those of her son who W “T ` _

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ills Only sshwisrepw Cvnsumplliisn- elm. nelson company, lor ponies in ' “_ \_

Mrs. F. Saunders, Toronto, Ont., New B,-lmswgckuy :I _ ae Y `,i,,'i`y_\

-MALPEQU.-'rho annual mm- _,W fi _ 'V L .

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writes:-"It isxyvith great success I have used Dr. Wo ’s Norway Pine Syrup; My little girl had sn awful cold whic scelned to go to her throat. and chest, and while she was sleeping one could distinctly hear her wheel n . I was afraid lt

right awa to get a bottle of Dr. Wood's

Norway QM Sym* A! mon as she _ ,the meeting. The Ladies' Aid Socie-

wakened up I gave er a dose and con- I tlnucd its use until she became quite

` 'I' better' We only used hu" 8 home' I ` good credit balance. Steps were tak-__

_ on to send out new subscription lists

Be sure you get “Dr. Wood’s" when ,f0r Stivond. ‘Votes oi thanks were

you ask for it. The price is 25 and- 50 lllllefl $0 U10 I-Bdlw' Aid. Bild *O U10

will never be without it as I consider it‘ invaluable."

cents per bottle. Pu up in n yellow c

ing of Prlncetown congregation' was » _ i held last week, Oharfmsn of mana- 1 I i ,I ' » gore, Thomas McNutt, presiding. All lr, , L. ~ _ i the reports showed the congregation ’\ _

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would develop into ilronchit-is so as soon t sa my husband came home I sent him a

o be in a most prosperous condition nd a very happy feeling pervaded

y reported the improvements on the terior_ of the church all paid for. he cemetery committee reported a

wrs per. and three pine trees the trade

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' " iunanimously and heartily rs-elected

Manufactured onlyb ThsT Milburn Chairman oi Managers end Norman

, cl.. Ramsay was added to the man-

' ' ' ' aging board for Hamilton section.

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The big lim manufacturers _ers "matics hlivm . IM the ever increasing demand They nreoifering SIIG sod

lsdly tsseh you lhs ments oifsuccsse.

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