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|p\PORTllNT READINGMIITTER _SELECTEII _FROM THIS WEEli’S NEWS FOR THE GUARDIAIYS SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

The Okiuiid. Calif Maple Leaf ,nb -wg are pleased to report the .radnai iestoiiition to health of Hen- y Jenkiiigs of San Francisco, who iris been seriouslv iii for the past few nonfhs He never enl0Ycd better heal' ii than While on ii visit with Mrs. [whine to their old home on Prince triwaril Island last summer, after an

ence of thirty-five years

Ernest Paikmau, contractor. Chnl" gttetown, wiio has been remodelling hs interior of the Presbyterian ‘hurch nt 'wt I-‘eter's, has returned ,nd ‘iaturday morning Joseph Gau- ict .hid Harry Harley who had been im-iriiig with Mr Parkman, return- .1 The iiiteiior has been rebuilt and mtv presents n very finished and cre- htnhle iippciiruiice

The fuiieiai of the late Police Ohi- er Henry Hooper took place from is late residence, corner Prince and' iorchcstei streets, Charlottetown, at p ni Saturday to St. Paul’s 'hurcli iiiicic Rev Mr Murphy' offi- iateil Tire members of the police irce attended in a body and the fire eil has toiled The pallbearers were l Q Mciiic, James McLean, D. Ili Ileddin J J Davies, George loore and James Stewart Inter- ient wiiii at Milton, Rev Mr. Trl-' ett officuitiiig nt the grave

MUTHEH UF

LARGE FAMILY

fella How She Keeps Her Health- Happiness For _

Those Who Take I

Her Advice.

iieottviile, Mich -“ I want to tell you nw much good Lydia E Pinkham’s Veg-

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E ‘jfliff/fl 1' Sanative Wash have . oi-" 52,, done me I live on ia

i' ‘fy farmandhaveworked

very hard. I sm

i sy, forty five years old, H and am the mother ft. of thirteen children.

\ _ .4 \ Many people think

\ it strange that I am not broken down with hard work and the care of my fam-

ir but I tell them of my good friend, ydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Com- iund and that there will be no back- he and hearing down pains for them if iev will takeit ssl have I am scarcely 'er without it in the house I will any also that I think there is >be!ter medicine to be found for young rla My eldest daughter has taken ldia E Pinkhiim s Vegetable Com- iund for painful periods and irregular- Y. and it has helped her. I nm always ready and willing to *PBR n good word for Lydia E. Pink- "" *‘V“Setable Compound Itell every ‘ ie I mr-et that I owe my health and

ness to your wonderful medicine."

Mrs J G Jonsson, Scottvllle, Mich., -

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lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Com- iund made from native roots and herbs, intiuns no narcotics or harmful drugs, ' lrl today holds the record of being the t successful remedy for womsn'sil|s pert another lot at once.-Montreal

Mrs. W. O. Dave Ch lttt

MONDAY ' was taken to the I’ ylil ar 0 e °wn_i

The “gm in Saturday B i5SU0 60"' tal, on Saturday and operand on for ` » ,

~ llllllilll Hill Elllll

W,-niiig the statuettss sold by thi* and _ attack of appendlcitis. It Isl

ltoms Ofiicial¢;. IB Enid hsifmlzedeia- pleasing toulearn that she is getting '_'

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Wllfy Sllhlligaand his deceased trllilssrllll? y' 6 operauon proving sue _ DEVEIAPED BRONCHITIB'

t Alexander and Mrs. Mac-

donald.

rie Tiiiiton, son of W N. Tan-

wlr;luCharlottetown, came tothe city ‘iathrduy ""°"‘“fl on the special from mo.-getowii Mi Taiiton is iiiuch im- wved aftci his recent accident at nngigonisli and will spend some weeks witii his parents before re-

iiiniinii iv WU' “

A page iiiidience greated Rev. H. 1., Thomiis of St John at the Meth- ndist Church, Friday evening, to bmi- his cciebinted lecture on “The Makmg 0( H Nation, which was lis- ,encd to with great interest and roiit iicfieshiiients and social inter- gourge followed thc lecture NGWCBEP, tis Exe Mr Thomas was formerly of

gharlottetowii

'llio W b Harkiiis ConiDun'y, re- cently closed an engagement at the ppm; House in Fredericton, N. B., Mr linrkiiis has scores of friends in phnrliittctowii, who are always pleas- id to welcome him and his company.. Phu, ycafs company is said to be the best he iius had in several seri- ions After his engagement Mr, Har- rinn goes to the West Inldies

Samuel Doyle, and M. W. Rearden, Charlottetown have 'left for New Wat erford, Caps Breton, where they wil. complete arrangements in connection with the estate of the former's,fathsr, Andrew Doyle, who died ther, recently. They were accompauledtc Pi0i0\l by Andy Doyle, Lowell, Mass, who has returned aitcr attending hir. uiicle's funeral.

The death occurred at Montage.; 0,. SHI-\ll‘fiB-Y of Mrs. John Parkmaii, Sr, Charlottetown, aged 97 years. Thr deceased had been residing therr with her son wiio beside her son JOIIII. of the P. E. I. R., Charlotte- town, is"left to mourn. The funeral takes place this morning as annoimc. cd elsewhere, friends being requknten to accept this notice. Rev. Canon Simpson will ofliciate at the services.

The ladies of the W. M. SL oi

(irapaud held their annual social a the home of Mrs. D. MacLean on Thiiraday evening Feb. 22nd. The 'weather being unpleasant there were not such a large number' present as usual. The following program was given, Chorusz- Qiuarettef-'Miss In

' mlm. Reid Cameron and MacLean

Reading-Miss Winnie Wudman; Solo -Dr. N. R. Ilovyer; Piano Duet- Misses H. Reid and E. Cameron; Boys fihorus; Solo-Mrs. E. B. Wind- sor; Chorus. After the program luncheon was served, and the remaind er of the cuening whiled away witl music and games. A collection in ai( of missions was taken up during thi evening amounting to a neat sum, (lrapaud is always noted for its cn- joyabie events of this kind. ,

Rev. Mr. Fullerton spoke from thi

second Revelations, 10th verse. “Be Thou Faithful Unto Death and I Will Give You ii (irosrii of Life." Hi paid ri feeling trihiite to the bravery of the departed boys whose heroic deeds and noble deaths were the ad miration of their comrades and wel

_ worthy of commemoration by all fell

. low countrymen. W. T. Wellner of-

ficiated most efficiently at the organ and Percy Barlow sang "Fight the Good Fight" with good effect, The service was closed by the singing Oi the National Anthem.

After the scrvrce a very large

gathering assembled at the Soldiers Monumeiit, which had been suitably draped, and here after the sounding 0| the first post, Rev. T. F. Fuller- ton made a short and appropriate ad- dress. The singing of- a verse oi "Nearer My God to Thee" and the

_ sounding of the last post, concluded

the ceremony. The usual wreath was placed at the base of the monument.

The West Kent School hockey teanz

' i » returned to Charlottetown Saturday

morning after a very pleasant excur- sion to Montague where they met Mid defeated the Montague High School team bv a score of eight to three and ‘not 8-5 as reported- in Saturday's issue. The boys were highly pleased with their trip and speak in the high- ci-it terms of the splendid treatment accorded them by the High Schoi-1| boys and by others of the good peo- ple of that pi~ogi‘essive eastern town.

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guests of the High School at Sniith’s Hotel. There was _.. good .attendance at the rink and thc High School team was heartily applauded bv their 'supporters throughout the entire game. After the match an hour’s skating was enjoyed. Should th' High School decide to play thc West Kent team in (liiai‘ioi.tcto\v.i they CHD he assured of a hearty reception and `a real good time in the capital city.

Two thousand bags of potatoes

from Belfast, Irelnnd, arrived in this city this week. The importation of Irish tubers wus made necessary by the great. shortage in the crop in (lannda lust season, the iong-continu- ed dry weather causing it to drop far below the average production. So W. J. I-Iushion and company ordered two thousand bags from Belfast _to test the quality of the famous Irish potato and to see if they could bc imported profitably. The consign- ment nrrivcd in fine condition, the potatoes are large and smooth, and those who have eaten tiicm declare that they are the equal of nnly grown in Canada. They are of thc 'Irish Cobbler’ variety. So far they have been sold at the same rate as the homc-grown ones, but Mr- H\1Bh~ ion is confident that they can he iiiarketed for the next month at- a good profit, at least twenty-five cents per bag below the price of the Canadian potato. The only dung" to the trade in Irish potatoes will be the inriish from Prince Edward Is- land when nuvlgstiml 090118- S0 “uc” cessful has the experiment bccn U18* W. J. Hushion and Complmy Wm im‘

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In the Centre of the Shopping Distric!

A flodom, First Class _llotsl _

complete in ali its appointments; rumishing and decorations entirely new throughout. Popular with ladies visiting the, city without escorts because it is homelike and cosy. . In Walkin] Distance of Shops and Theatres

No cab fare required. 5on rooms. zoo rooms

with bath. Hof and cold waferand telephone in

,, ,,, ,|, very room. Cuisine unexcsllecl.

aasoiursiif riizai»nooi~» A

Rooms $l 50 per- day and upward

‘"'°|>c\n Plan ' Canadian money falien at par

While in Monte ue thc bo swore thc'

SHE COULD HABDLY SPEAK.

Broaciiitls begins with a tightness

.icross the chest, difficulty of breathing, iioarsciicss. uid there is a dry. imnii, cmuny cough. ‘

Aitcra few days mucous bnins to be

raised. This is 'at irst white, but later of a iireeiiish or yellow color and is oouslon- illy lt'tesl&`cd_wiih blood.

Cure the first symptoms of bronchitis

by the use of Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup and thus prevent it becoming chronic and perhaps turninl to con- iumption. Mrs. Elllvard Travers, Campbellton,

N.B., writu:-1-"I thought it my duty to write. and let-'. ou ‘know what your wondq-ful ixierhgiie has done for me. _i caught a very had cold whidi developed into bronchitis. Iwu so choked up I could hardly breathe. I tried man medicines hiit,.th,ey did me no goal: ind I had almost given up in despair. K. friend advised me to try Dr. Wood’s

Norway Pino Sgnip, so I got a bottle and felt much etter, and by the time I had taken four I was completely cured, and I can assure you I cannot say too much in its praise. as it is all you claim -for it, and more." _

Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is

put up in a yellow wrapper; three pine frees the trade mark; price 25 cents.

Manufactured only by The T. Mil

burn Co.. Limited. Toronto. Ont.

Mrs. Wilson Howatt and L. L.How- tt, Charlottetown, leave Wednesday or Vancouver. Mrs. Howatt will vis- -t her daughter Mrs. llussel Morris. ormerly oi Suinmerside, while Lea- 'nan will tukc up “position with his rother Hiram Howatt, who is con- liicting an electrical business. -

The following will be of interest in liirirlnttetown ss the Orioles are to ~lay here this week:-"The Orioles net their first defeat Tuesdav night, vhcn the fast Victorias trounced .hem to thc tune of 3 to 2. Pre- _iously the "Flying Orioles" had won nine consecutive games, which consid- -:ring that the Oxfords, Pirates and Victorias are very forniidable teams 'or an aggregation of the Orioles’ -alihre to beat, was indeed very cred- 'tahle."-Halifax Exe.

...°There died in San Francisco on February 5, 1912, Margaret Augusta, beloved' wife of the late Michael liourkc of Georgetown, P. E. I. The deceased was an`estimable lady, be- loved by all her acquaintances. She leaves one son. Harry Butler. assis- tant superintenident of the Southern ’acific'commissary depot, San Fran- 'isco. Captain M. Bourke, Fort Fownsend, Wash., is a brother, and virs, James Garvin of Oakland, Cal. Mrs; (Capt). Joseph McDonald, (lar- iigan_ Bridge, and Mrs. Carey, Ver- non River, are sisters of the deceas- ed. The funeral took place on thc ith inst., Requiem'm£iss was cele- brated in St. Dumiiiic's Church, San Francisco, after which the remains were interred in St. Mury's Ceme- tery, Oakland. _V

...‘The following will be of interest.

to the people of Eastern King's:- Some days ago 3 farmer showed Dr. F. S. McDonald ri piece of tissue tak- en from the intestines of an animal. The doctor pronounced it pearl dis- ease, a form of tuberculosis. How- ever, to confirm his diagnosis, he had the tissue forwarded to the Biologi- cal Iiaboratory at Ottawa. The foi lowing reply was forwarded to Dr. F. S. McDonald from Dr. Rutlierford, U.l\l.G.: "Sir:-I have the honor to report the receipt by mail on thc 15th inst. of 5 specimen consisting of a portion of diseased tissue taken from an animal slaughtered for beef, forwarded to thc laboratory by F. S. Macdonald, Souris, P.E.I. Ari cxiiminatioii reveals thc affection in question to be tuberculosis, than con- firming the diagnosis of Mr. Macdon- iild.""

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...'If iiny of the Candidates for civ lc honors in the approaching tow.. elections at Souris lack pliinks iii their platform, it vcrv popular ou.- can bc found in the needed repairs to the County Court House. This, moreover is n work that would cost the town nothing, since it is the pro nerty of the Provincial Government. Energetic effort only is required. It is not creditable to the provincial government that the only building they own in this town should in some respects be the most shabby.It is still less creditable if they have been asked to repair it and have re. fused. The new government have not had the chance. They may do bet- ter. Ii the town council has not ai- ready requested this tbev must share to the discredit with the late govern- mcnt. The building being in 3 cn". apicuous place disgracea the neighbor- hood. The building thoiigh sound is partly stripped of its ciaphoards and needs paint in the worst way. Ita -present condition is in marked con- trast to similar buildings in other and smaller places. The whole' cost for repairs would not exceed a hund- red and dfty dollars, if indeed ns much. If the town council would urge the matter upon the government, through the Commissioner of Public Works it simply could not be refused, As it is. it is a disgrace to the town, Who will take up this matter 7

-A Frestown correspondent writes; -Her many friends will bs pleased to learn that Mrs. Wm. Robins ia im- proving favorably after a- ssvsrs at- tack of pneumonia:-Albert Campbell is suffering from an attack of Bron- chitis and plsurisy.-Henry Crossi man has sold his beautiful black

horse to Artsmuf Clow of North Wil- tshire. He reall sd the snug sum of $210.-Mr. McOauli, blacksmith, is rs- covsring from s savers injury to his hand sustained while ahoelng a horse. While waiting for the in,lu\'sd msmher tc iisai _Mit fscoaiiii cmpieyeri M.-_ Moan of Shamrock, who superintend- sd the work satisfactorily.--It is iui-

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who recently acquired the farm he- tonging to Charles Taylor, is moving firewood and other articles to his new residence. Alexander Brown is moving to Kensington where he has pur- chased the Clark farm.-Charles and Mrs. Crockett, Charlottetown, are visiting friends in Freetowii and Ken- sington. The farincrs are engaged hauling mud from the cars and from mud beds. Her niany friends ere, glad to see Mies. Jennie (‘-ainpliell around again after an attack of reuniatic fever.- -

_"#0,, Wednesday evening, Fcbriiary

14th, the Grand River Dramatic Club held a social and entertiiirimeiit in the Launching Hall. An appreciative and enthusiastic audience filled the hull and ,listened with much interest to the following program'-Opening Chorus-Canada-By Club; Dialogue- The Quack Doctor, A. Ross, A. Mc- Ewen, R. Hunter; Duet-Hunting Town, Miss Annie McDonald and Herb McLeod; Ilecitation, A. Ross; Song-Smarty, Miss Ida Turner and H. McLeod; Dialogue-A Scene in ii ltailway Station, by Misses Myrtle Hunter, Emma McLeod and J. Me- Phec, A. Mclilwen and A. McFarlane; Solo-Mary of Argyle, by Miss Annie Macdonald (encored); Recitation by A. Ross; Duet-Witli a Mac Sticking on to His Name (encored), by Miss Emma McLeod and Herb McLeod; Farce Comedy in 5 scenes, entitled, From Punkin iliidge, Misses Annie Macdonald, Ida Turner and Mary Mc- Farlane and Russel Hunter, Joseph McPhee. Arthur Mcfflwcii, Artiiui- Ross, Herbert McLeod and Alex. Mc- Farlane; Trio-Where Are the Old Polk, Misses Annie Mnciionalil, Em- ~iia Mclleod nnd Herb Mchcod; God `~ir1vo the King. Erich one acted their 'mrt well and the audience was high- ly pleased. Miss Mi1cdouiild’s srio was rcndcrerl in her ui-:ual griinil style find was Iicartily ciicored, \viiile the 'inet by Miss ami Mr. Mcbeod fiiiily brought doivii the house. 'Fhcy were :ilso culled linck iiiid sung very cfhfct- ively, "(`)ft iii the Stilly Night." Tim <‘liib deeply appreciates the eiiicicnt manner in which Aiigus Wiiiker filled the position of chairiiiiiii ami 'auction- eci' and also those wiio helped to- ward making their concert a success. After the entertainment gi few hours was piisseil in dancing which hroiiglit to a close one of the inerricst even- ings of the scuson.‘

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There ._ passed away to the eternal

rest at Annandale, King's Co., 1*. E. I., on the 20th day of Fcbriiary 1912 Samuel Robertson in tlie 66th year of his nge leaving to iiioiirn two sons and two daughters-Freeman married near home, Jiiue (Mrs Fai"- riicli) at Bnv Fortune, Willie and May uri the horiiesteiid;_iilso three brothers and one sister : Alfred and Robert at Annandale and James and Mrs.Meiiil in New York.

Deceased was for many years nn

Elder in the I’rcsbytei'iaii church at Annandale, and was nlways ready and willing to take part in every good work. He lived ii _good (‘liristinii life and was loved und respected by all the neighbors. Few days before he died he was complaining of being |in\\'ell with cold and grippe and tak- ing weak turns now and their lint nothing serious was iiiiticipated. The morning lie died lic was niovingiiii- out the house when lic suddenly ex- pired. The reniiiins were interred in the cemetery at Aiiniiininlc on tin. 22nd and though the dn-,' was storinv with Wind :ind ruin n large iiiiiiiher of people iiftendcd the funeral. The pus- tni' M. N. Mcheod conducted the scr- viccs. The whole community 'sym- patliises with the bereaved and feels that ri blank has been made in their midst that will not be easily filled.

Yesterday Feb. 25, was the twelth

iiiiniversnry of I'aai'dehei'g lliiy and the first time in those 12 years past in which the anniversary fell on Sun- day.

The day was iittingly observed in

Charlottetown by a memorial service in St. James Church in the morning und the drriping of the monument to the two Cliarlottetriivn heroes, Roland I). Triyloi' :ind Alfred Riggs, who fell in thc Paardclierg.engagements

At the service in St. James there

were foiirteeii oi the veterans, includ- ing Major T. F. Fullerton who dc- iivered ii strong sermon for the oc- casion. The others were (‘o1 H. 1). Johnson, Major' W. A. Weeks, Major' i.ui'iic Stcwiirt, now__o_f _tlie Rocky hioliiitaiu Rifles, Nelson, B. (`-., Capt .l. S. Walker of the A. M. (`-_, Sgt. Major W. (3. Clark, Bomb J. I’i‘oud_ Sgt. i.. Gaudet, Corps i‘-has Hines, (lr l°‘i~cii Furzc, Itcgiiinld Cox. A. Rodd, Doiiiilil Kennedy and Lorne I‘igott. _

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The Missrs ulayeanrl Jenn _Robin-

soii, Suiiimerside, were visitors to (‘liai'iottetowii yesterday.

lireivcr llobinsoii, Siinimerside,

iriiine to (Yiia_r1ottetoi\~ii on the 1. 0. O. F. special train yesterday.

Roy Holman of il. T. Holman,

|I.td., biummerside, was ri passenger to (.`liai~lottctown by yfstciwlziy after- iioon's special.

| Rev. George Morris. ii native of i(Ii'anviile,I.’. E. I., has been invited .lo remaini at t.`-a,m‘plielltoii, N. ll., fiiiiother year, brit is taking time to consider the matter.

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L-on i-i_a.¢i rs CURRENT

Would you rather-be the _log-inert,

powerless, without will, without purpose, or

S _THE cunmsnr '

swift-flowing, vigorous-_the pulse of life urging constantly onward?

VITALITY DR INERTIA HEALTH UR DISEASE

Health gives one the

I? spirit of the current.

-to yourself, is to keep

*ii nerves nourished, blood

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' I Emulsion

Your duty to your family

'A' pure, muscles strong.

- is like sea-air._bi'acing, in- ? --. vigorating, giving out tonic-

//7//"\l\\\_ TMUR _life and health.

. ALL DRUGGISTS 11-49

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1 Marcus (`nliler, Charlottetown, of the Anglo-Anierlcaii Telegraph Co,

Ilcv. Win. l'liii'r‘isoii, f7iia.i'1ottetow|i,

has coiitributed an article to '1`bc| _ - A- ivesieyziii on ciiurcii union. .S\1mnici`S1fl0. was =\m0l\s those arriv-

__ #_ ling in Ciiariottetown yesterday ou wini..i-ri riiiiips, coin. Miiiignii ruin the 1-U-0-F. special. Fred Forraii, Suiiimersirie, were visit- *i

ors to Clirirlottetowii yesterday, }lt€l`~f- 1;- M3 JOM. “l')0ll kDOWhl\

iii iis rovince, w o ias sen o - lliged to desist from circuit work, at lleast for a tinie, has been appointed lissuer of marriage licenses at Arca- luis.

Joseph Mc(`.-arey. (‘.hai~iottctown, is

receiving congratulations from _ his friends on his appointment to the position of Assistant Postniaster. This promotion comes as a well de- served reward for long andfenicient service, and the appointment will be

ii. very popular one.

The friends of J. W. Riciiards, M. I

P., will regret to learn that he niet||3l`1dl§9-

with .1 painful accident in Ottawa _ -- last week. While coming out of the ,After an extended sojourn in the House of Commons gr0und5_ he l)l\Cl{yAI‘d Of U. resilient. OH PI`lhCe St,

slipped on the ice, just at the gate, i <‘barl0ttetown. The Guardipn's Rex- breaking ri. small bone about the nn- all Store Tested Tlicrmume or has kle. When hc found he had injured aimiii- resiinieii its old position oii himself by the fiili, he called ii cab, The Giiardiaii building. The Thermo-

and drove to St. 1.uke`s Hospital, ‘ inetori; wliilch liad beep thrown oveiig where he will be laid up for a week a huc'yar< ence in o a snow han, or two. The injury is not so serio\is\§and was covered deeper by a subse-

as it was first rsporteil, when itlqueiit snowfall, was brought to light was stated that he had broken -his by the recenit frost and kindly re- leg. turned by theffindsr.

l Many friends of Mrs. McAulav (nee iMiss Macilomild uf. Queen Square :School teaching staff) Charlotte- Ltowu, will regret to liéhr of her scr- iious illness _at'her bonic in Stanley

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week he had to start new ovens, and it was not long before he was

selling FIFTY THOUSAND LOAVl£S,A VVEEK. -

Today, 75% of the bread baked in Toronto is made of blended flour.

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