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LECTED FROM THIS WEEKS NEWS

MONDAY. The death occurred at the. P.E. ls land Hospital Saturday morning at eight 0'clock of Evelyn E.,only dau- ghter of John H. and Mrs. Weeks, Fredericton, aged 7 months. The little one was taken suddely ill Fri- day morning and was brought to this City on the express that night and taken to the Hospital. There four physicians undertook to perform a critical operation in the hope of suv- ing the child's life. The body was token to Fredericton on the afternoon train Saturday. The bereaved par- ents will have the sympathy of their many friends in their sorrow.

James K. Munnis_ one of the best

known citizens of Halifax passed awuy suddenly last evening at his home. 106 Brunswick Street. During the latter part of the week. Mr. Mnnnis suffered from an attack of acute indigestion, but he recovered- suflicicntly to be out for a shortl while yesterday. Last evening he was taken ill again and passed sea); Mr. Munnis was born in the North of

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1;-e}and_ and when quite young he iried M-iss Jean McMillan.-Picton Ad-

wenf. to Virginia, and from thi- lat-1 ter place he csine to Halifax in 1865. 5 He founded the tailoring business Oni Upper Water Street, which is now

'taining to a Bishop.

-tioneer, were married. Alex married

'during the_recent' Presbyterian sy- nod.)

TU[‘}SDA»Y. -'l‘he fdneral of the late Mrs. H.

Saturday from her late residence and was very largely attended, Rev. R. 0. Morse, officiating. The pall bear- ers were: Benj. Cairns, Wilfred Tan- ton, James McNeill and Maynard Schurman. Interment was in the fPeople's Cemetery.-S

At St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, Sun-

day at all the setvices an ofheilil notice was read appointing Very Rev. Dr. Morrison, V. G.. BDOHT-01C fadministrator of the Diocese of- Char- lottetown during the illness of Bie- hop McDonald with all the powers and privileges in the diocese apper-

A double wedding was celebrated

on Wednesday in the Grant family, New Glasgow, when both Alex. and Robert, sons of Robert Grant, Auc-

Miss Eva McKay and Robert mar-

rocate. The Messrs Grant are bro- thers of Mrs. Ernest March, milliner for James Paton & Co. of Char-1 lottetown.

carried on bv his son William. The, deceased was ciglity-two years oil age, and he was remarkably active man for his age. He took u deep in- terest in all affairs, ami he proposed the opening of a new street running' from the corner of Aigylc and lluke Streets to the corner af Jacob and

Brunswick Streets. He was a very' strong advocate of the new street.

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The late Mr. Munms was an active Rev, _»\_ F, Arnold, of Blue Rocks, _ . . _ mn _ Th, fum,-a; “-miseason and are now takin advan. member of St, John's l»rcsliyfc|'ian:tlie latter being a broth_er-in-law oflligxelezz 021£2ng?yt}:e§é;ic§;stMl?§E allies $2; tml; af;mOO,§ from St, tage of the fine \vghth@r amfhre gm Chnr_ch, being a regular- attendant at the b,.id£,_ To the strains of the icasely was presented with A nicely James Church’ se,-Vice commencing lshing their plowing. John Quinn has the Services since the ‘waning ‘ll t‘h°`»l"`l‘l°l '““Sl" the bride entered the bound Bible and hymn book A at two o'clock und the cortege leav- about completed his `new residence chmch' He was R past ma'<“" of W“`l‘~"' ‘lhich was mstemuy de°°r` sli ht token for services rendered' as ing the church *ot two thirty. lfev. T. and Wllen the painters put on the fin- Keith l‘°d2°’ A' F' and A' M" m"l'"t°‘i r"" me °"(`aSl""' on the arm of organist in the Church and teacher F. Fullerton will"of1icinte nt the ser- ishlng touches Jack will have one of in l'°lll'i"’* ll” ""5 8 5‘““"°l‘ l"’“'lll€f f*‘~T-lllfll l"0kl"¥ "HY S“'eet “mi mgihe Sunday School Ming Casely vices.' The’ following will be the the prettiest cottages in stanley mrvatlve' He was the last R"""l""m`ll5l"ll*‘l‘ ll' *‘ damty g°“"f°f blue silk' left on Tuesdav morning en route to Pallbeai-ers* Clyde Auld, Elliot Full; John U. MacLeod has his §¢h00n|; ‘lf “ family “f f"""l‘f""- Th" ‘l"'°“““"l»\"lfll l1‘*"<l“9t "f f”"“S “nd Carnations' lqaskatoon where on her arrival Elmer Ritbliie, Ularence Tiilmarsli, Prince (lharlie laid up for the wi t e leaves fm" s""s and file d“‘";htem'lTl"` '”""`“"‘°“y “'35 l’e"f°r'“"`d under a she will be united' in marriage td l'f11`ker HOUDBY find W. McN¢,;11, Apparently Jack has ositiv l dnl gr- The aimouncenient of .\lr_ .vluunis',bridul arch. After the service a Alex MCI me formerl boukkeeper for '_____ ed that he Wm (_ tug’ ey emd' death will be received with »:ciierni‘5\|mi,t0iig r(-past was served. Amid Jas Ken“ned$, Kenshggton ' _ <-harles and MrS_ Livingston’ City' this Se son nd tha lnore md l`8El`€t hy hiS Hllilly fl`il*J\\'lS- llallfax showers of rice and confetti the] ' ' ___ H who have been residing in Vancouver certnmathak Bit - e wegkel is H0 un' Exc.(»'f`he late Mr. Munnis vw-is well happy couple left Oli the evening -A quiet wedding was celebrated, for thc past few months, arrived in freight with B Slglsunasgliwng) Ozmgly know) here' and “sited "lm" “ty "mn f‘"` Hamaxf 9" rome to New at the residence ofV'N. R. Wright, the city on the express last night north side so late in the season wal?

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--A Nova Scotia exchange says: A happy event took place at the Villa. the residence of l’. D. and Mrs. Daup- hinee, l~lubbard's, today at 3.30p.m, when their daughter, _ Lena Liane; was united in marriage to Harry Truman Copp, of Baie Vertes, N, B. The ceremony was llerformed bl' Rev- J. I..S. Foster of Huhbards, and

H. Lefurgey, Snmmerside, took place

'hats to match. Mr. and Mrs. Dom-

Brunswick. On their wedding tour ‘Tuesday morning, lest at 8.30, when and will runnin here 101' ~f-he

.they will visit places of interest in D. A. Pickering a’nd .Miss Edith R. - ----

Tue following report uf_.a.do\1ble

wedding, -the brides being. rfatlves of _this provlnce.is copied from the moun- ltainer, of Strassburg, "dated Oct f26th:-Ac the -home of Arthur and

parties. Both bride and groom were|Mrs_ Wright, on Wednesday morning

Nova Scotia, _ New _ Brunswick ghd Prince Edward Island. The bride's travelling ,suit was of brown 'English cloth, with hat to match. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold bracelet. The varied and beautiful presents testify to the popularity of both bride and groom: The newly married couple are followed by the hearty good wishes of their many friends.

THURSDAY.

-The marriage will take place in

December, in Winnipeg, of Isabella, daughter of William Andrew, North St. Eleanors, and Irvin Johnson, of Cypress River, Man.

-The Methodist Parsonage of Mad- dock, Lot 8, was the scene of ano- ther pretty wedding, on Wednesday afternoon, November Sth. when Miss Jonanna-L. Brooks, was united in marriage to Garnet Domville of West |Cpe, Rev. I-I. A. Brown, officiating. Miss Lilla B. Brooks, youngest sister, of the bride acted - as bridesmaidh and Charles S. Crossman, of Hali- burton, was best man. Both bride ,and bridesmaid, were attractively at~ tired in navy blue costumes, with

ville will reside at West Cape.

--A very pleasant evening was

spent last Thursday at the home of Mrs, Lowther, Kensington, when the young friends of Miss Lizzie Casely tendered her a “sliower." Music and games, followed by luncheon,'brought to a close all too soon a very enjoy- able time. Miss Casely received quite a number of useful and beautiful

Stright, both of Summerside were united in marriage by Rev. Mr. Strothsrd, pastor of the Methodist church, in the presence of the lm- mediate friends of the contracting

unattended. The bride was dressed in bei' green travelling suit with hat and gloves to match. Aftei' a dflinty breakfast Mr. and Mrs. l’ickerini-E left. on an extended tour through the

Canadian .West. , ‘ Captain T. G. Taylor, Agent of the. Marine Department, City, l`et\l!`ll¢fl 0" the express lest evening from Uttnwfl- where he had been attending n meet-I ing of the different agents through- out the Dominion. The council al£¢1}iS_ h_eld meetings on three successive' days and got through a g»`f‘d deal of business, as .a result of which much, benefit may probably resu1t_for the different places concerned, While in Ottawa. Capt. Taylor met ull"-B 8 number of pr vincialists among them being Georg|&.yndninn, son of F. W,A Hyndman, City, and Mr. FinlaY'| son, also of Charlottetown. Capt Taylor said that in passing ihl'0“Hl‘ the state of Maine the ground was covered with snow while in bt

John rain was falling. _

The body of the late George W.

the Northumberland, it was accom-

young brides are well and popularly known in _ Strassberg and their host O . . _ .

Toombs, son of Geo. l-l. and .\'lrs~ l\F0Sl»erous and halllly years of wedd- Toombs, City, arrived lnst night on ed life.

at nine o'clock the marriage of their two daughters tool! place, Miss An- nie Irving to Franklin Edward Stat- , few and Miss Helen Allison to Will-"

iam Elmer Seller To the strains

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Mendelssohn ’s beautiful wedding

march, the two brides entered

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parlor leaning mi the arm of their

father each dressed in~t,,rav,elling '

suits and white beaver baits and

_carrying a shower bouquet of lillies"

of the valley, white roses and mai

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hair fern. The pi-irlcr was tastefully-

decorated and there in tug presence of a goodly number of fricilds andre-

gitivlels the Sceremony was performed y ev. amuel l1nndy,,B. A. 'A dainty wedding breakfast 'was then served in the dining room after which

the happy gouple drove away amidst

take the noon train for Winnl e

many handsome and useful presents, evidencing the high esteem in which

f friends Join in wishing them manv

f ' ' ' ' Manu er of , _ l£]fiifl:mf3du|l)l{y i§lll\ldilirl’.l'v:illlsi|\ lliiiiell1l»\ii‘f$.' .mallley Bridge ‘.mrresl)0"dent where the deceased was employed..wutSs'_wllh the hquslng “I their and Rev_ T' F_ Fullerton' pity' who tllfnlvs the farmers in this vicinity went to Picton vests,-dey morning- to have completed their harvest for this

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and that your laundry will come back unscathe . ,

insure your cloflies_ when you, give them to the woman'to

take home-soap insurance onlyl costs you_ five cents-give

her a live. cent cake of-Sunlig t Soap with them.

if you'll only stop and consider the value of your weel<'s

it pretty cheap insurance.

Sunlight Soap will never injure even the niosf

delicate fabrics. ln the first place, it does

away with all the boiling that makes clothes tender and causes them fo splitgin the second ”

We will pay

ist can find one single trace of adulterants in Sunlight Soap.

Sunlight Soap has nothing in its make-up buf_fhe ¢ purest fats and oils--properly and exactly combined in correct proportions by expert chemists. There is no free alkali or chemicals in Sunlight fo shrivel the the clothes - no unsaponifled fats fo harden and

laundryf--to

THIS WAY

Do not scalcl or boil the clothes. Simply sash fhcm in lulcewarm wafer, soap them well with Sunlight Soap, roll up and allow fo slend for

if necessary--never f are hard fo wash,

soap a second time and allow to stand again for swhlle. Then rinse well and hang out to dry.

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wash against the cost of a cake of Sunlight, you`ll find

lace it abolishes any necessity of the back-

brealring rubginlg ‘ilialt feaas and manglcs lyour laundry; an asf, uf y no me_ans eat, »V ~ ,_ »_~.~,_ - it is pure soap, free from bleaching acids

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give it an evil, musty, soapy odor.

Sunlight dissolves freely in lukewarm water-equally well whether the water be hard or soft-and _simply_ loosens the dirt, allowing the wafer to wash it gently away without m)ury to the clothes. /

Use Sunlight Soap according to directions- fry it just once--and convince yourself that it will do twice as much as other soaps.

' lace l~‘arish is Lurrying to completiun

his new residence on shore-line. He expects to occupy it during the ¢0m_

_ ill! ‘Vlntel Btlll. McDonald has scv-

ered his connection with Norman

. Q Nicholson, merchant tailor, Stanley,

gud has returned to his home in

- ruiiulbnnc. Will l\'lcKay has gone in-

to the horse business. Hc bns ul- ready bought and sold A number df

‘ nicc ones. Peter Trainor, who has

heen sun_iincring in Stanley, left for his home in Hope River. While here he was the guest of James Farish,

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)0T_TAWA,' Nov. 15-(By win-,)_ lnrliamcnf. is ugain at w-Orig, i "°t""s and Vmlfluislied fuccd cacli

other across the floor of the Com- mon s chamber this afternoon. Sir Wilfrid llllllrici' took the opposition lvzuler`s chair amid thunderous up. plnuse of the Liberal renmnnt. Hon, ll. L. Iiordcil took the place nllottcd W the P1`im0_MiHiStcr and the con.

_ \ servatives one hundred and thirty six

raised thc roof with a riot which cm-

' A bodied nll their feeling of triumph in

one wild and prolonged yell which has been tuned up fon fifteen years.

D 1 The faces of the two men were

studies. Each was dignified. Sir

‘ Wilfrid was serious.

' He acknowledged thc salute 01 his

followers with ii smile and sat im.

b 4 passively through the demonstration accorded to his conqucror_'

Boifflcn read his ovation with evi-

dences of thorough relish,

The scene was an animated and in-

teresting one the members formimg into line and crowding forward engep ly for their initiation. i

The Senate met at three dclock

received Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, De-

~ l puty to Governor General. Sir Char-

les inquired if the Commons bud a _Speaker and was informed they had not yet elected one. Sir Charles then requested them to go back and

[' l select ,_ Speaker and come again to-

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i morrow to meet the Duke of Con-.

naught and hear a speech from. tliel

a shower o rice and good wishes to » fi.

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Both brides were the recipients of ,‘9‘_~'f__.'

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they are.laeld in the community. Both -"J,

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mas Sproul was elected Speaker and lllondin elected Deputy lpe.iker. ']`|ic sitting then adjourned.

lirone by which parliament will ho

The Commons retired nnd Dr. Thu-

Fonr new senators were sworn in

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one ,ore 'ri-ie nuupncos UPON _ on1ERs.o|z ARE lousurricleur

_unto voufeseirr

It takes energy, ¢6|‘;¢¢n_

tration- to- make ai livelihood. g

~ Vitality-and the power to keep it,

must be considered.

To ,be a_Tower ef

Strength, you, must have staunch nerves, with brain and body working in liarfnony.

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ALL DRUGGISTS

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Dcwar

Brackley Pt. Road. 61 Bracklcy Pt. 46 33 Covehead 48 47 Pleasant Grove. 40 20 Little York. 00 1 , Bedford. 94 G0 Tracadie. 7K 27 Mt. Stewart. 75 38 Pisquid. 53 39 lllobaghan. 28 25 Fort Augustus. 07 Z6 Johnston's River. xl 47 Mt. Herbert. 53 17 Southport. 74 15

889

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Majority for Di-wnr -37-l

Mucphuil

568 328

The overturn of the Liberal admin-

istration in tlic Provincial Legisla- thc by elections in Fort Augustus and Belfast Districts, Dr. Dewar in the former and Prof. Macphail in the lat- ter winning notnblc victories over their opponents and carrying their constituencies for the opposition cause under the leadership of John A, Mathieson, M. L. A., whose party, with the newv additions, will have the balance of power when Legislature again meets.

The above summaries show the re-

sult of 'yesterday's fall of ballots, which.by the way was accompanied by a fall of snow, and for tne purpo- ses oi comparison the results of the election of 1908 are also published.

The vote yesterday was smaller in

each cnsc than in the last previous- cuntest. In Fort Augustus the total for 1908 was 1514 and inf 1911 1404. In Belfast the total polled in 1908 was 1018 and in 1911 896, 3 de- crease of 122 votes.

- at Upper Chamber. They ‘ ure llcll , of Picton, Larivierre of St. li- nifurc, ,‘"'~< Geo. Taylor of Gananoque, aid Ilii- . , fus Pope of Compton. '»__.-‘ The appointments of ihe 'ost two

were made only today.

Among the announce nints confain-

ed in the speech from »ue 'l‘l\vo'ic toe- morrow will be the creation ol new portfolio of the government made up- on branches from the 'nterlor and Agricultural departments.

It will contain the nnnoimcimeiit

that Archives will be transferred to

_ State department and that there will

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' '_ be a haiifl commission treazed enh-

l out delay.

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CHICAGO, Nov. 16-(By wire)-

Today Miss Louise Vermllys. made her first public statement since she vos placed in jail on the charge of rola- oning policeman Bissonette.

She denied any guilty conscience of

The returns would indicate a senti- ment among' the voters of a, desire for ture was accomplished yesterday in a change. In Belfast District Prof, Mncphail led in every poll except Pownal. _This was the only poll -which gave 'Mr. Nash ii majority and this was greatly reduced. Prof. Mac- pimi fuse lea in Pishuia, cherry vai- ley, Bell River and Wood Islands, polls which gave good Liberal majo- rities in 1908. .Macphail's total vote was 117, in excess of that polled by DIY Rlldgerson in 1908 and 1 more than Mr. Justice Haszard's, then Premier.

Dr. Dewar won A decisive victory

over Premier Palmer. The return; show that the -Doctor led in every poll and in eight of these he over- turned majorities obtalned by the Li- berals ln 1908. The biggest over- turn was in South ort the

the deaths that have occurlrd l.e-

D . Doctors

l\0m€. where a majority of 16 wus turned into minority o 59

FORT AUGUSTUS

Bracklcy Pt. Rd Brackley Point. Covehead._ Tracadie Road. Little York.

Bedford. Tracadie. Mount Stewart. Pisquid. ' Monaghan.

Fort Augustus

is the b/est nerve, brain and body-builder. It is pure, wholesome, invigorating.

1908 1

Palmer rsimcr 70 _ 97

60 71 18 . 58 91 40 53 51 48

Joliuston’s llivcr, 53

Mt. Herbert. Southport

Specials.

38 62 31 ..

810

Mn:-i<~;'ity for 1‘a'ln1cr.

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l‘ownnl l'isquid.

fllmrry ,,Vnlicy. Vcruon River. - .flmiul View.

Ualcdonia.

Orwell Cove.

Eldon.

l’oint Prim. llcllc (lreck.

Wood lslauds.

Nm-li l»lns'1.ard lfogcrson 6') 107

_ as li 4-: so 24

.il 55 27 » 90 40

Specials , _ N

mer did in that

ports indicate a

the figures is Pl

if any.

Dill-TIME

From time sulphur have and

a hair lt in the which Jays

nair don't

567

Majority for Macphail -240 Majority for Haszard.

in 1908 and 19 more than Mr.

year.

quiet election

easant Grove.

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The' only poll about which unv doubt exists as to the correctness of

The Special Votes will he very few.

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he lmir knows

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way tc swf

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