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tn. wivalieragrt. beware, N. “med 0 me- Cha l t _ een yesterday mameflf ' ° “

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lUll_.‘Hattis Ellis, O'Lea , 1 1 Ull8l‘l0¢¢¢t0_Wll Ysltdfday mrgrning eg; route-_oo Boston. »

i'|'|\Dkv`.5`tMle. of' 1 Moncton, goal- keeD°r..o!:‘§h0"V_lol? Hockey team, left tyoesterdsy on return from Charlotte-

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'l'urneriGlyden, Margate, is in

Charlottetown attending the short course. He is the guest of Mr.John A. Cameron, Prince Street.

Miss' Maggie McCormack, Pe, na

Roche. is spending a few days in Charlottetown the guest of Miss Ger- trude McConnell.

The case of McKinnon vs. Small-

wood was before the Charlottetown Supreme Court all day yesterday, there being several witnesses exam- ined. and was adiourned until this morning.

Mrs. F. Rankin who has been home

attending the funeral of her mother Mrs. Reeves oi Freetown leaves this morning on return to Perth Amboy, N. J.

'a1vin‘M¢Neiii, Cavendish, Edison

Mutoh. Cymbria, Warfield Orr, New Glasgow, and Wm. Craswell, Rusti- co. came to Charlottetown yesterday to attend the Short Course in agri- culture. .

George E. Sherren of the Royal Bank utah, Fredericton, N. B., cross-‘ ed on the Earl Grey last week to spend a threeweeks vacation with his parents W. D. and Mrs. Sherren, Crapsud.

Among those arriving in Charlotte-

town on the _Earl Grey _recently was James Kigglns,_son of William Kig- gins, Lot, 30..Mr. Kiggins looks hale and hearty after- au absence of twelve years. After spending a short vaca- tion here h_'e..will #return to his home in Minneep`oiia.» . `

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AFTER EFEECTS 0l-`

__ I l.0Nii ‘ILLNESS

BPEEDILY VANISH WHEN You ues noDn_'_s KIDNEY PILLS.

G. Ladd only found complete relief after using the Great Canadi-‘ an Kidney Remedy.

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*NU* YUWHU in. 8ummerside.J. '.`

, ~'-si-¢ "'= ' '°N\'l- 0|-lu. lienonsld. summer-_ 114°. was A manager to charlotte- town Yesterday siternoon.J. _

-Mill Hilds_ Heather, Charlotte-, WWII. il Vllitlllt in Summerside the KI-lest 0! Miss Violet Gey.J.

V -Mill Gertls McWilliams. Welt 0890. returned to her home. yester- day efter a short visit to friends in, Chsrlottetown.J.

A1!0ulus Cullen of the Bank-'of Mon-

treal. Charlottetown, has been trans- ferred and left yesterday for Oha- tham. N. B. `

J. N. Profit. W. C. McLeod and G.

W. Prout, Kensington, are in Char-

lottetown. They are attending the Short Course.

-Miss Dora Woodside who has been

visiting in Summersids the guest of her sister Mrs. Reuben Dickfeson re- turned to her home in Margate yes- terday.J.

DIED IN TORONTO.-A despatch

received in Charlottetown announces the death in Toronto Sunday evening of -R. F. Milligan, formerly of this Province. .I-Ie leaves a widow and one daughter, Hazel now in this city.

FOXES SOLD.-The P. .E. I. Fox

Exchange and Realty Company, of Summerside, have purchased three pairs of black foxes, from the Char- les Dalton Company, for parties in New Brunswick. The price paid was 830.000. This completes the sale of $300,000 worth of foxes by the Char- les Dalton Company for September delivery.

Among those who are attending the

short course at Charlottetown are the following from Springfield: Miss Amy Sinclair, the Misses. Ads, Hilda and Agnes Haslam, Fred J. Has- lam, D. G. McKay, Ernest Haslnm, Calvin McKay, Peter Sinclair, Walter McKenzie, Fred W. E. Haslam, Rob- ert Howard, Ira McKay, Dan Mathe- son. Wiliiam Hsslnm, Lem Mc- Kay snd John McKay.

MINES IN P. E. I-.-The Canadian

Magazine has an article in its Febru- ary issue on the shell mines of Prince Edward Island from the pen of Rev. F. A. Wightman, Souris. Several il- lustrations are also given with the article showing how the shells are used as a fertilizer on the fields, the oyster shell digger at work,gwaiting at the mouth of the pit, airwork at St.. Peters Bay and finally a photo of a mud special (from the oyster beds) made up on the P. E. Island Railway. The article shows a care- ful study of the industry and is cle- verly and well told.

-AN INTERVIEW.-J. S. Hinton,

vice-president and manager B. T. Holman, Limited, of Summersido, is in the city. says the Halifax Herald. Mr. Hinton is not only manager of one of the largest business enterpris- es in eastern Canada, but he is inter-.

Lwdfaff ‘ .-»`»__~B¢aaetead‘Co;,~ Que.- .ran:ff=a1'.' ‘(s'p'eé`i§.i>.-'i-bs: eneoieeasj 'of-diseaseyleft in the body after an~| iiness aresure _to cause trouble is the experience ol Loren G. Ladd, s.' well known young man in this com,| lnunity._Mr. Ladd has also learned: that those seeds can be cleared “out of the body and perfec\ health restored: by Dodd’s Kidney Pills. , “At the age of six I had Scarlet Fever,""Mr. Ladd states. "At twelve, I had Typhoid Fever, and at fourteen I had Measles. About a year later 1| began to be troubled by swellings of

the face, .feet and hands. The doctor, told me I had Kidney trouble. He, gave ma medicine but the swellings, continued to_ come at intervals of a , week to a month. | "Two years ago one box ol Dodd’s Kidney _Pills stopped the sweliings.l Last winter the lwellings returned, and ags.in'I`was-' cured by using

D°dd,s Kidney Pius .. . ,pers have become yet more strenuous,

Healthy Kidneys strain the seeds of,

disease out of the blood. Dodd’s Kid-I

ney Pius make ne_sl|t_n_y Kidneys- Q.

ROYAL _ PURPLE Stock_& Poultry Speeifncs

We will send absolutely free, for

the asking, postpsld, one 'of our ____,_-V large M-pszs books (with in-

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sow. per

A 50s '|”"_ \ SPECIFIC. Will |11 thi! keep them |-

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estedi in "_fhs' `f'Par`k"Farm company, limited, of Summerside, breeders and exporters of silver black foxes. Mr. Hinton. _who has iust returned from an` extended business trip, speaking with ’i‘he‘Herald, says he is confident the demand for foxes for breeding purposes, now great, will eventually extend all over Canada, and beyond, and that the present prices for high grade Prince Edward Island breeding stock will be maintained for several years. Speaking as a business man, Mr. Hinton says the ultimate future of thc fox business, as regards pelts, is assured. Hs gives two reasons for this. One is the superior quality of the fur and the increasing demand for it_ in the great markets; the other reason is the fact that the supply of wild fur-bearing animals generally is being exhausted. Prices have more than trebled in the past twenty-years and the efforts of the modern trap-

so that the supply must become less and less and finally be practically ex- hausted. This makes theopportunity for iurs from foxes grown in captivi- ty. Fashion and wealth must have the best of furs, regardless oi cost.

-Andrew Noonan, Bedeque, spent

Sunday in Albany.

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Babys Own Tablets are the

one safe medicine to make baby well and keep him well.

. They are guaranteed by a gov-

ernment analyst /to ‘~ be free from all injurious drugs and are _absolutely safe to give -

even to the newborn babe. Concerning them Mrs. ‘Oscar

» writes:-“I have used Baby’s Own Tablets and have to thank them that my little one is ilivlng to-day. I know of nothing to equal them .as a chlldr_en's medicine." The Tab- lets are sold by medicine

dealers 0rJ'y`mail at 25 cents a box' fro The Dr. Williams'

pairs and i\___

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Capt. M. H. Bonnell, Murray Riv-

cr, leaves this morning on a business trip to Boston.

Dr. Warburton and Ex-'Gov. Mc-

Kinnon, Charlottetown, were passen- gers on the southern train outward yesterday afternoon.

-Miss Vera Baker returned to

Summerside yesterday afternoon af- ter spending three weeks in Char- lottetown the guest of her parents J. Gordon and Mrs. Baker.J.

-W. Tanton, Summerside; F. A.

Lefurgey, Summersidc; C, C. Wallace, Toronto; registered at the Cliftoni I-louse. Summerside, between 6.30 last evening and 6.30 Saturday evenlng.J.

-A. 0. Stewart, Toronto; Chas.

Webster, Charlottetown; J. C. Ellis. Boston; registered at the Queen Hotel, Summcrside, between 6.30 last evening and 6.30 -Saturday even- ing.J.

SPLENDID LECTURE.-A large

and interested audience gather- ed in St. Pcter’s schoolroom last evening to enjoy A. A. Bartlett’s lec- ture# on Beautiful Madrid. The lec- turer’s eloquence is well known to Guardian readers and the handling of his subject, Madrid, a detailed ac- count of which has already appeared in The Guardian was up to his usual brilliant standard. With exquisite artistic taste his illustrations were chosen and with his personal know- ledge of the scenes portrayed, he made thc lecture very entertaining. Mr. Burke showed the views clearly and steadily and altogether the even- ing wns most enjoyable. A hearty vote of thanks was passed by Canon Simpson to Mr. Bartlett who made a fitting reply.

Upwnrils of 350 students registered’

yesterday afternoon for the Short, Course at Charlottetown and quite a' number have noteyet registered. Bc.ai°ding house accommodation is pretty well taken up and it is expect- ‘ed that there will be many more stu- dents in this morning.

Miss Dutchcr is in charge of the

classes in Household Science in which, 63 have registered.

Work was organized and several

classes were held.

Mr. Carey began his work in apple

packing with a full class. T. A. Benson also gave a very interesting laotnra on poultry. Mr. Mitchell's room for dairy work was not Quite ready but will bc this morning. Pro- fessor Reid, Instructor in Animal Hus- bandry, and C. M. McRae of the Live Stock Branch, Ottawa, delivered ad- dresses on Live Stock. To-day class- esfwill be held in swine husbandry and cereal husbandry and the even- ing-‘lectures will be by C. M. MacRae on' stallion enrolment and by an en-

, mar age

81119" Oli U18 “"5 °f °°“°"°t°' ~ “"5 by the Rev. D. MacLean, They were latter will be illustrated by lantern ,-matte,,ded_ Ag both are popumr in

Bedard, MBDBGBU. W9-»_ . `BUd°9-~ 5" 5'" W°1°°m°‘ Ewnmg their respective communities, they,

l9¢t!\l'¢9 lf'-'Ein at 7 P~ m- sharp- have the very best wishes of a large TM °V"l1i"Z l°°t“l'°9 °f the °h°"t circle of friends. The Guardian ex-_

courseppened promptly at 7 p. m.. t d M

t . and Mrs. MacFadyan

_ the hall being tlllree-quarters full. The is shegrtyr congratulations, and

C iss

Umm im” 0 A8”"i¢“m“`.° °°°“I’i°d wishes them every prosperity in their the chair and outlined the protlfllm 10',"-he thmu 1, me

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for the course. He then called 1111011 < -_- Profewlr R°=°» W\1° lP°‘=° °“ A5” oPs:RA'rIoN.- w. o. ~ ouiispie, 0"-lW\‘ll Ed“°5t‘°“~ ms “Wm” Wa' Charlottetown, has received word th" 91° °d“°°'"°““1 °P¥’°ft““m°° °' from Boston statin that his lon

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t.::a“’..i,°h'3'dE.;§l l" 1- V '_ i:n:il~°lln°duef.ri?d` activities. He made W""““’ G"““"’°' th’ “H ”°'7“ "°d

p pular Abegweit hockey player, had

"_ _ an eeruvst P165 f°l' UH l“PP°1'¢ °' tha uhdergone an operation in the Massa-

wuntrv I_°h°°1° N111 "°"\°<1 “‘°" charms General Hospital and that

» _ _ _ » presen`t“t`hatt ii the schools were notlhe was doing as won as amud 5, “_

suave _ My were slvihs A§1'i°“1»pa.=iea. wuiinm me lim me an

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U _ “vm ‘Ji WWW* it °°“ld b° tumn for Winnipeg and took ill. . " ry y )

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, ._ I _ , ' _ fi - ' H. I _ » ' _ _ 0 _, cm. in -adm t1~= *°° M1132; lasagna, sang the mine of an mi. 13 wgrfh dgnarg mugs 5°, wal., ga, y _ l ,_ _ ` __ “N and; gent received siolmetime ago in s noe- _

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Since then he has been under treat-

mid ment in Boston, his illness, it is

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inhaled i'_requeii_t?|,. it-,will never fail

el ceeurgeelam aussie twenty- l _-

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PAKISTAN SAGE-ask for it by

name when you want the reel ,hair grower and dandrud cure.

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which each bottle

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‘ PARISIAN SAGE

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dead. It is a clean tonic and contains no poisonous or oth- er dangerous sub- stance. It will put radiant beauty into dull, faded, lifeless hair, and as a dain- ty hair dressiug for

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women it cannot be matched.

Get a 50-cent bottle of PARISIAN

SAGE today. If it doesn't give com- plete satisfaction, your money will be returned. Sold by Geo. E. Hughes and dealers everywhere.

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...°John McPhee, Bear River, was

visiting friends in Souris Sunday.-'.

...'Benj. Bremuer, Charlottetown,

is in Souris on a business trip.-°.

_..°Donnld Montgomery, St. Marga-

ret's,. was visiting friends in Souris Sunday.-’.

...*Idn MacPhee has returned to

Souris after spending a few days at bei' home in Selkirk.-'.

...°Lily Maclicllan has returned to

Souris after spending a icw weeks at her borne in Red Point.-’.

...*Jalnes H. McQuaid, Manager of

the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Charlottetown, is visiting in Souris. _,K

Lady Davies, Ottawa, fornie".y of

Charlottetown, was one of the ' :esta at a luncheon on Jnnunry Z-its given by Mrs. Henry Thompson, Ottawa, in honor of Mrs. Kennerly Rumford (Ciara Butt).

GRADL'A'l`_ES.-li/Liiss Lulu Green, of

Charlottetown, and Miss Thorn Ben- ton of Digby, were awarded diplomas for two years’ service at the grad- uating exercises of the nurses’ de- partment nt the Haverhill. Mass. City Hospital, Wednesday.

HORSE DROWNED.-A ~horse,own-

ed by Daniel Hurry of North River, while nearing home on Saturday broke through the ice and was with considerable dimculty extrlcated only to die shortly afterwards from the effects of the cold water.

BICYCLES OUT.-Charlottetown

citizens were treated to a novel sight yesterday when a number of bicycles, ridden by young msn, appeared on the public highways. This is soma- what rare for thorlast week in J a_»' ary.

The many friends of Miss Lillian

Taper, - daughter of Mrs. Taper., Qiueen St., Charlottetown, will re- gret to learn that she met with a misfortune yesterday by falling down stairs and will hope for her speedy recovery from the painful injuries sustained.

l’ULI'l‘ICAL MEETING-A most en-

thusiastic meeting was_ held in Win- nipeg on Jany. l7th in the interest of Alex Mcliennan, a candidate for Civic honors, Among thc speakers of

the evening, who each Fave a fifteen minute omtion, were Mayor Scbur-' man, formerly of Summerside, bro- ther of Ambassador Scburman,United States Plenipotentiary to Greece; J. A. Crozier, formerly of Baltic, Lot 18, President of the New Mexico Fire

er, ormerly of Orwell, P. E. I.

WEDDING BELLS.-On January,

22nd Finlay F. MacFadyan. Riverdale and Miss Catherine D. MacKinnon,\ daughter of Charles MacKinnon,.' Churchill were united in ri i

ey match ls lpeedy recovery is

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1 -Miss Mary McNeill, Bummsrelde. fe whiting friends in Kenslg¢ton..l`_. -J. M., Leu-a, K¢ivzll.1>bu` “in

--Miss Nellie Perry returned '_ , to Suminerside yesterday ofterMhr-iff: ter a visit to friends in__Plctoa_._J_.- ' __

--D. R. Morrison, Summerside, was

s passenger from the east yesterday nfteruoon.J. _. _.. I .

-Lieut. Governor Rogers peesadf'

throught Summerside yesterday. on his way to Alberton.J. `

-Miss Mary Hammlll, Fernwood, has returned after a short visit to Summerside. J . '

-SUDDEN DEATH.-The death oc-

curred suddenly at 0'Leary on Jan. 23rd of Jessie Robertson, wife ol John Snowie, aged eighty years.

-James Tuplin, Black Banks, was

a passenger to Summerside by the

wegtern speciul yesterday afternoon.

-Miss Annie Matheson, Read’s Cor-

ner, basireturncd to her home after

o visit to friends in Searletown and Csrleton.J.

Mrs. W. D. Bberren, Crapaud, and

son George E., teller of the Royal Bank. Fredericton, N. B.. came to Charlottetown yesterday and left on the afternoon train for Vernon to spend n, few days with relatives in Earnscliff and Seal River.

Loren V. Judson, Winnipeg, who

has been visiting his parents, W. W. and Mrs. Judson, Pownal, lcft by the Minto yesterday morning on re- turn and will join his brother, C. S. Judson, \vho is doing a prosperous business in that city.

Sir Joseph Pope, Under Secretary

for External Affairs, Ottawa, has sailed for New York for a holiday in Italy. He will be absent from Otta- wa for about four months.--Ottawa Exe. (Sir Joseph is n native of Charlottetown.)

Jabez Len, Victoria, drove to

Charlottetown yesterday. He re- ports tbe roads for wheeling excellent especially for the blacksm-itbs as a horse must be shed before leaving home rind in Churlottetown before leaving for home..

Misses Ora Profit, Emeline Mc

`Leod. Hattie Henderson, Adeline Campbell, Albert Williams, Harold Stewart, l'-Jlipherat Howatt, Turner Glydon, Chester Buntsin, William Bernard and William B. Delaney front Kensington are attending the short course in Agriculture and Household Science in Charlottetown.

Women’s Ailments

Caused by Neglect

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Proper Treatment Will Quickly Bring Back Robust Health and Good Spirits.

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Women are on the whole more

sickly than men. One reason is that their system is more complicated; another and more important reason ls they put oil measures of relief too long. At the beginning, constipation is the cause of nine-tenths of wo- n1en’s ailments. The blood becomes weakened and polluted-the nerves !suHer and a run-down condition takes root.

Because of their mildness of action .

as a system regulator, no medi- clna for women can ¢0l11DB~¥`¢ With DF-

Underwriters’ Company, I’hoenix,§Hami1ton's Pills. The kidneys quick- Arizona and M. A. McQueen, Burris--ly respond to the remedial action of t f

Dr. Hami1ton's Pills and the result is as you would expect -pain in the back and side, shortness of breath, and bad color disappear-the func- tions of the body then operate na- turally, congestion snd pain are pre- vented and perfect health returns.

Thousands of happy women say Dr. Hsmilton's Pills are the greatest and best blood-purifier, the dnest com- plexion renewer, the most certain re- gulating medicina known. Sold by all druggists and storekeepers, 26c. per box, ilvc for $1.00 postpaid. The Catarrhozona Co., Builalo, N.Y., and Kingston, Canada.

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--A WARNING.-For ming drunk lesson to many others sho are lathe

and disorderly and destroying pro- 'habit of creating disturbances in the petty, at Alberton on Saturday iiight town, particularly on Saturday

nights, and more particularly if -they

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