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Charlottetown. on 5 _ visit to

farmers in the vicinity__ of

bury digging potatoes ex l n --

ia _ _ , B~ _

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W.. B. 1 Wnr ” passehgiril rp ik; from on the express Test night.

* concrete _pier-r on .the»i»zeern.

new bridge. Montague. is and ths____:o}ld§_gyl9{ ll|°’d,'-_-1,‘*, constru on. . " fi-

.§.*,Rev. E. A. Be_ll§.0harlbb¢llDwn.

unwind the Pulpit in the Methodist xe§.-ii.

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eh" h Montague. last Sabbath even-

_.‘..-'n.e's. s. aneriiriuferrived in 'Montague last night gut 6.30 from Picton with general -freight and DHB- gei|`g`irs end leaves again _for Picton this moming with s. full load of pub s _about 1,000 barrels. consigned 'nge West Indies. She will not mgk, my regular- trip to Charlotte- ' ” hi ek -B '

t s we ». . .r “ '-:..!0ll Sept. 25th the homo-of

'Ja.n&s and- Mrs. Duncan. -Point. Polk lar, was the scene of a. very haDl>Y bvoi, when their een James welter. weeflueiteu in marriage in Miss May. M. §1obertson, Annandale. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. M. N~ Mciieod, in the presence of e hundred Invited guests. The bride was attend- od by fthe groom's`sister Miss Laura ' ein; while Samuel Wood ably sup-

the groom. The bride was be- c0"_ gly attirad in a dress of grey- gilkf, Immediately after.the ceremony ‘white embroidered lawn over pink st_lk.‘ Immediately after the ceremon~ "tlie'.7.'young couple received 5 shower of_d§)nfetti, and all partoolr of a__ sllmptous supper, after which a very? eiiioyable evening was spent. There were many and valuable presents re- ollved which show the high esteem of

*Ealing couple. _

BBITIGALTIME _

IIFWUMAWS LIFE

From 40 to 50 Years of Age. .5 `-How lt May Be Passed

_ ,'_' ' in saiety: ‘_ '

n,B.G.-“Forayeardur- . ii.

'~ _e Change ofézife I 'was all run ` own. I waareally.

, e ._ _`3,, tooweak to walk and "") ' , _/_was verydespondent

Iifld thought I was going to die, but af.

_ ..._ 1 __

#df

' /i; tor takinglgdia E.

.g lf'lnkli'am’s egere-

ble Compound and

_ _ Blood Purifier my =__ -, \______~»;c1-_-_f"fZ;f;;j1_ health and 'strength

_ '_.'_-'/_ig _ ” returned. Iam very ' tl *f;~:`?;\ ~&ranlrful'oo youand

_l "‘ _ 3"* '-'~"`\-"\ ‘p_raiseyourmodicine._

_ _I _ ,s advised ‘sexier-bl women wh uf." ig. (gg as I did to try your remsdieno iron

l. vip R. MORRIS, South Wellington, -_Vancouver Island, B. C.

_ ii 'fNo other medicine for womanfs ills has

i .

_ 1

___ . __ ' bl1Componnd'v_'vl1_lliolpyou. write

.l ig _ ' 315.

1’-i -

ig ._ ,. .'.

l i`r|"' .

_recalivedsuch wido-spread and unquali- fied'_endol»sement. We know of no other . medicine which has such a record of suc- :oelljdl has Lydia Ee Pinkham.*s'»Vegeta-

Fu_r more than 30 years `it_ ` been the standard remedy for wo-

,{ . ,_ s illssnch as lnflarnniatlon, ulcera-

.' ` tumors, irregularities, periodic p __ and nervous pros_t_ration,,a_nd we |)_Q_l_|{ve it is unequallcd ,for women dur-

ingrie p`eriod of clia'r'ig_e of 'li_fe. " ‘ 'I jyoa- have the slightest doubt

-t_h_a't__ Lydia. E. Pi(il_riuun’B Vegsta-'

_tonydiel-:. Pinirnem Medicine oo. (qiolnlldentfal) Lynn, Mass., for ad- Your letter willlre opened, limi woman;

-mr 'f '

1-A snr ~f

'No' Good.

‘Aho t ven years ago plm les broke

one i ¢'>'ve:e my face and nick. einen they yodlgdl first come out tliey would be big and red, then after a while they would turn white. had runner would f.omo_out. Sometimes may wmnu itch so I soulr. hardly sleep. I me ashamed to so down street. ml hoo. looked so bud. I wccxt to several octors me get medicine. which am me noswd. Ind bought ointment. salves__f;1d pores-i_t mfdlcingla. .‘IL‘érf‘°'}f f‘ii..i‘i°:.i¥'iL’ee- .53 3. Ji. dime ofntmen.. l t on box. kind i took the plmples away ggfore ljiad I nil used up. I inn say it is a. won erful remed : .Any sufferer who has IIIIHPIGI °U°\l1d ‘"9 “cu” Ointment if they want a sure cure. never had any soul’ ¢<l\2H| W C““°“"‘ s°°V~ (Signed) Aylmer Mathers, Parkhlll,'_0nt.. Dec. 24, 1910.

Sores ill liver Bahy's Body

vwhen my baby boy was six months

em, me body wee eempierely ¢<_>_»/ered with large sores that seemed to ite and

burn, and cause terrible suffer_lng._ 'lflig eruption began in pimples which wou open and run. 118131118 |5110 NYM- H55 11.05.' came out and finger nails fell off, and the sores were over tho entire bodyi _CIUNUQ little or no sleep for guby or mref f- Gr” scahs would come o wien l removed. NH shirt. We tried xi rent many remedies but nothing would iielpliim. till e friend induced i me tu try Cmiruru Soup and Ointment. I ue-ed the Curlcura soap and Qiiiiwt but : short time bcfore'l could sec lint Q wus improving, and in six wc»:ks» tim hi*-~Wu5~ ¢-ui el cured. llc had suffered about six \\‘ee'{:s heforc we tried the Cutlcura Soap and 0lutm»:nt. although wo, had tried several other things and doctors too. l think the

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ii'l'£sf"?\pt;i.1l“#:"qli'1bgf;i(ll'llt. di'l'hd;no?1';e Molltozfihn

l9ll

28. -

Cuficum Soap and Cullcura Ointment mfg

iw druggisls und dealers c\'cry\\'l\cr_e. Suu to Potter Drug 6: Chen_i. Corp.. 5l=__(_é>__l_;\_n\_i_»_g

A -¢-,, Boston U, S. -. Of B su\m1>ic of cncli. wiih32-P booklet- ___

E. G. and Mrs. Coombs, Charlotte-

town, who have been visiting in Mon- t l et d h la t h .

A. B. Fisher, Montreal; who' has

been visiting friends in Charlottetown leaves this morning on return.

STARCH FACTORY 0l’EN.- _The

farmers of Hunter River have finish- ed their harvest the crops bein ood

st'lrring` business now the new starch factory having been re-opened. This

nr. Mcnellon et the-grove. High Mass was held for the repose of his

vince about 48 years ago from Gngpe, Qll€~, and when on land made his home at Chnrlotteto'wn, where he married. He was well known on the high seas as a good energetic Captain knowing his business thoroughly and being. always considerate of the men under him. The many friends he maids during his extensive travelsas a'sea captain will bear with regret of his

‘demise. He was 73 years of age and

loaves _ to mourn besides a widow, two brothers and two sisters, -Pat- riok. in Gaspe, and James, in wie- consin, U. S. A., Julia, in Ottawa, and Mary, in Charlottetowh. and a nephew Joseph Moran, besides alarge niunber of relatives and friends who have the sympathy 'of's.ll'jin their

reavemcnt. _

, _,1-

Cuticurs Remedies will do all that is claimed _

so _ oum

She

Shines the brightest _ Wears, the longest.-

Senil for free B<_>°l'i1¢_f .011 '

ed by' _the Empress Z69'n_d_n.y ~:\‘enicg and is the guest of Miss .Iran

Farlane, Boston. on her return to the Golden ~West,J, -

..__.~

_ -Flpy_d'. Schurman, 'Summersidqhas

,left for Charlottetown en route to his

home in Boston. _'He _was_acdompani_- ed as far as _Charlottetown by his mother Mrs. Ben). .Schurman and Mrs A. C. Saunders,_~Summersid¢. with whomfshebae been spending, a very pleasant vacation.J. '

WINCHESTER'S VICTOR-Y.- _The

bicycle race started at 2.20 o'clook

and Winchester (Charlottetown) were

-M” G- C~ G"‘““°" C“‘“‘°“°`~ the only two that started A' bruuenr

town, left by the Empress yesterday ` ‘ ~ _morning for CumOmia___J_ _ dash was made for the lead and a

ipeedy pace was held until the bicyc- llsts struck the mud. When he had finished about dve miles, Winchest- er was thrown from his wheel and

rea' I' “me “ne S mg t ' was severely shaken up, He lost ai

, _.._._

good deal of time in restarting, giving Oulton Va. grand opportunity of getting a lead, At Rothesay, Oulton took a wrong road and had gone a long distance before he found out his mistake. In the meantime Winchester went to the

with good Bu\cS_fThe vmage big B, turning point and had started on

the borne stretch when Oulton caught up to him= and passed.

was the farmers oo _ - I, Oulton finished first, but owing tri their potatoes audatheirdi§"':leso» foe. th” f°'°tuEh°'_§ mb t°°k,“‘¢ d §\`°\;B 0 d m k ~ course, e rop y .was awar e _o g 0_ ar et °nur..'_._..mg '°r_P°_"k' -Winchester. The time was 1 hour

A STjg;(R1NG,_ "DEBATE_,_»-m1, _sub 28 minutes.-Last year-'s time- who not :er debate ui the`t=.rseee ex ~we1ee 1» 5.0"" ` 15°-"1 W”"=h'°‘“"` ’ all College Debating Qlag9_~ gh-ma1otte_ _0ult_on had won the trophy ' _before town, yesterda`y'wa.si: “Resolved that f“5_ __“}19,1`°¢° Wm..P15°_° _ BMW? competition is a gr_eater'fact'or in the 'wmr _t° w1“°h°“t°"° _ crm; ' WO,.ld.s progreartmm co-_.opel_Mmn1_.. -A person must win three times - be- 'phe debate resulted (53.26) that c0m_ fore he can own the trophy perman- petition is the greater factor. The ently-"SL J°h“ Em'

'following were the eake‘rs:- - ‘ ‘ - ___ » D_ A_ M,_,cphe,,,,,,,_ $55 G,,mP§,I°éB_ P. E. ISLANDER DEAD.-The 59*-Vey* _Laughlin McKi,m0n_ Mies death occurred at Vancouver, C., Beatrice Campbeu Con__R0bert on Thursday, Oct. 3rd of Patrick J. Ldirdl M155 Katmeem Bea1es_ Don-aid Connolly, late of Charlottetown and Lamont Missv Dom Squarebdggi formerly a resident of Kinkore__. P. E.. C,-ig1c_C010n M'cNevin_ Rem Sec.y__ Island.Mr. Connolly was a»sou‘ of Fulton Ando,-B0,,_ ' . - John Connolly, Montague, _and wenft

» __._ ' to Vancouver _‘some _three ,monthsngo

THE LATE ' CAPTAIN MOnAN_ for the benefit ol his health, During,

The funeral of the lag, Capt Rkhard his stay in _ Vancouver, his~health Moran, which took plus at 9_00 a_m__ seemed to be improving until 'a few yesterday, was largely a¢tended__R5v_'days previous to his death "when Father lylaurice McDD,m1d__cOnd“¢ted.his trouble culminated 'in ‘an~.abcess._ the services at the church and`Rev_ Of the brain, which carried him.. off

at the early age of thirty-five years. His funeral took place to the Roman

99“l~ Callt. Moran came‘to this pro- Catholic Cemetery, 'South' Vancouver,

from the Holy Rosary Church. 'on

by many friends, who had known him in the_'East, an-1 it wnspleaaing to his bereaved- widow to see iiinny of *“- formso

The

_- " For all leathéis '° ‘_ ‘ _

' ' Awarded Model. wet ep'a'=`,§1°re‘.' "\:».,@'o|iy»_“_ ¢,'¢ -[1 East

g at Halifax Exhibition. Royalty for the past month. _

f neue in._A-inherst, _ _ 1 Sold everyiheré. ’ ' Premier J' A meemeeee chef- 1- ~' ‘ r -

' - _. if ,1 - - ~ ' ‘ 1-. to hr 'cle t d

_ Ev” Baum. cm lottetown. was'l.g_ _passenger to I-Iali-»the° gzirél 0! ° 32,; §.r:X

“The Care of Shoes." » ' ~ ° me;-.street after en iuneee or about

‘ ' §:ib';'i'»i'::d'dt<?°rxetg§rt'nie "° riomrl 9 ’°'“i' “M ” h“"' '““’?d°°°°'°°a °t'

F k St __ __ Charlottetown who” " ' ___ » '_m°m °g` ‘the time of her death was but twentv

~ N" °W_f- _ - ” ~ ' 1 _shi iedbh ' has been vmting in the Uni¢_edf,_ __..°James MacKenzie, Chelsea.__Mass,l.l5;;*;‘:`_*;__‘:1 gfgd Reia___s__¢?;r;v__\_;______ Y er ther States, arrived ‘home last night. ;a‘:_g!;::t,‘;‘_";:‘a_:i;’°‘!tt|“g__F°§_°é3_v__‘:‘ E: i§;_m¢,¢he,-_ Alex and

_ _ home. He' wee oecempenied up nie"l>Y *Du* °l°¢°"» Ml"

- h , . _ - _ Y _

...:¥‘*:..es‘; irs_.°;.&‘;t. 211:; Me.

at Sooper’s Corner. 0ulton_ (Amherst).

Saturnay, Oct. ' 5th. It was attended.

o! J obo regret to

'eiose1y‘cont:b_f_;:`ed match'

Champion' _ p. of the

Golf Club.. - played

"lli1. n loaves this _

on Belvidere links. , I

===°r=`fnlr"lo`r1 ner.nem»,n» aeversmeeq, Bb! hai en Vilitink her parents

rs. Goodwill is to he con-

. on having won the club __ _ THURSDAY. for this year.

ax this mqrnxns _ . Beid, which took place Sun-1

W A: shwiri ' C;';rl6t|"| w`n_ Wu day night at her late home on Al- -

do sated Mrs. J. 0. .'

by 2 holes up and one to ‘

--donald

'ENV.G|lL'E'|"|`

°ronoN'ro.

3 W an hi q 1’ .| ‘D V., ‘Q |. ‘, 1' "

Grady, 'Summer_slde. Miss. gobey in-_ ' _ \__,,_7%;"""""" ' " 'Q ' '_' ' , ' _ "_'_' ` " 0 1' _tends vieltinglher sister Mrs. D. Mc- _»»¢x__' _

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n 'F'

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y It is-nonsense to say that the housewife does not

prize a beautiful range-YOU may as Well Say'

., - -_ that a woman does not prize a nice home. Most 'f_ _#_ _ v.'o1‘ncn like beautiful things-they like every

__ ; room in the house toreilect their good-taste.

P gi '

v&6BQ"OC¢\»v9'0\e

~" -’-shew meawemenskitebenendlwin ' '

.L you what the rest of her house

i ' _ is like-If the kitchen is

_‘_

~ spick andspan; if there is a beautiful

range there, you ' can rest assured that the lady

» the mistress

of a well ap- pointed home,

1_ l'\0f. IIQCCBSBY-

- ily a

furnished

_ b_'ut'_.a_

is tidy and

just as the family treasury

can afford to havelit.

1.0¢* 'Oil _O .-0.0 'Q -Q' 6-o;~'o 0 0 oe o safe e

“The first thing a Woman

- mites about a range-is its ap-

pearance. 'You cannot- evade _ »_

._ that fact, you cannot afford to ignore it. The appearance of a`range is of- great import. ance_ to every housekeeper, and our biggest range makers knowit. " '

. _ _ , ' 1 ‘

“For instance, look at this 'range-'--it`° stands out

_ . p;_~or_n_inent1y_-compels closer acquaintance--de.

,mand_s"investi'g‘=_:i_t_i0n.-_ .` ' _ ' j

,_~

signature _to every

with a-

. that it is

wear He, therefore,

Man eolc_havcremarkod'on'tl'i¢`6o'". ' l ‘ ~ ~

when efsbegegpfhe beer pur.'¢_'wf>¢2.l. which has"°°fn-¢d_th° '°p“° Made fha"

It might be interesting to CEETEE Underweartis

over iifty years ago.

word. - - QQ. of Limited, a

into words CEE

'wool of which

iigjactically Mr.

_,from

""_-°'N”°N' ' " ' - » ' - 1- I ' ' . M » `-'vnncouvsn T6'“°NT_° _ _ __ ' _ " ' ' ' l Q ‘ _"b1‘..ros:v'N.~h.» "’fiW‘~"_‘E"L " eil' '_' f ' ` ' ' .1 ' e ‘ 'n-AiiiLrcrl""""

_ wlnmrac 2°* '_ *" *_* .» _ 4 r’~’f»i` .-~ gf. ~ _~ CMALGAHY...-_ .

1, . "'< ' 'V' "' ' ' .'11 _ ' " ' ' f

9-D.-0 o ‘O-o'~o=.o"o 5 o»'6~o'6_d-"oo ofofo ‘da as 'a~o~'e we of e as e ooo -'e~

“ Talks by l

, f. slo;<»vr.vs- so-bieot - “The offs Rsiig'e3?"

“1§nd;ye't,fthe`besuty of the "I{0OTEll}i‘l'_'E_¢.f§§te'lel'i

Range is q_1_\_iet and refined shnwingreal artistic!

i , ’

morlt on t eparl: of .the designers. '

“The nickel -adornments are rich-McClary’s faijned _‘Duplex’ infckelling process makes for

l"a'sfiIig'. .b_eau'ty. Combine this -with

bcautiflil, smooth, burnished

surfaces 'of this range

-'-surfaces.__th_'at stay 'as smooth. as.1'Jo'l-_

and you can cas-_ ily realize wily delighted users |ca|l the ‘_K0O¢- ‘ TEN AY ’ Steel

_ge the most xtiful of all

ranges. _

“ Yet, the ‘ KOO-

kept clean because' the carving is big and bo_l\‘l"- noneof

-ther s‘ole:benit'e; eupefnnél tracery _which is _such a _hge rt; breakin'g*':fe,'z»t?ft1ife» off'coii'=i‘1_uo_a'

ranges and so:diiiicult;to.‘clé‘an.'='

f‘Now-Ifdo not say that a._b,e;_mti_l:`ul 2'1pDcal'&i'ic‘<!€ isfthe ixnportant_e_sscntial`bu_tilgis of ,riinnry inip,ortan_ce,_ because we note it first. ")I‘he.'0`vcn_, iegthe _i_n_per¢e'nt_eseen'iiei_tf1et’sthe subje‘cli`~ or oLl_i_'__rie>¢_t__talk._' And _you can takefit' for granted, that the oven efnie ‘Koo'1‘ENAY' is in keep- mgwithl its handsome appearance# _ A _ 1"

ished plate glass.-

TEN AY’ is _<-=a.Sil_if_¢

0 _Q

_, _- - _

'Q' 0' eo so _.p

._*.,

a little Sues' and

Wolshts

under

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