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| TUESDAY `

LADY WINNERS AT HMJFAX.~ When congratulating the Prince Bldr ward Island ~Exhlhitors at Halifax on the excellent showing they made and tbahonors they won, the lady exhibitors had not been heard from. They also have brought lsurels home. -In 'the Art Needlework Department, iunder the head oi ihaees, Drawn work etc., Mrs A. E. Morrison, Prince St., Charlottetown, captured second prize for Carrick-me Cross, and Miss E. A. McMurray drst prile for Duchess, Point Lace, I-Ioniton and Battenburg. \

WEDDING BELLE.--A quiet but

pretty wedding was solemnized at the Roman Catholic Church, Springhill, on Monday morning, Sept. 8th, when Miss Teresa McPhee was united in marriage to hir. Joseph Meheod, now of l~‘-pringhill, but formerly of Cape Iireton. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Doody. The bride was charmingly hnbited in a tailored

would we forget that while

going out before the public as the healer of men, you have had the splendid support ol Mn. Keir. For these 50 years she has ably second- ed your labors for the general good, and has. when occasion required and circumstances permitted, gone out to homes to nurse through the try- ing hours of wearypaln. She has al- ways' been a true helper at home, in the church, and community, thereby fllliug H 'place equally honorable and necessary as` that of her distinguirii- ed husband, and making it easy for him to go out under all conditions to heal and to _soothe the sick world that leaned on him.f

In those years of Jubilee, oi which

we read in Sacred Writ, the com- mand to God's ancient people was that they should neither sow nor even reap that which grew of itself.

BRKERS

/‘fm uses dssd1"£n7

cream serge suit worn with large ' cream hat nad black plumes. She was before all poultry raisers, some of

end rl b her siste llliss Alice Mc- the dildiaultics which must be over-

att e y r, ‘ . Phce in n navy blue cloth suit, while come in order to bring the poultry the groom was supported by his industry to a higher standard, and brother, Mr. J. McLeod ol Glace Bay; thus greatly benefit all concerned- The happy couple left on the eleven the producer, the dealer and the con- o'clock train for a two weeks' trip sumcr." Mr. Holman deals with

dward Island and what is wanted for the poultry mar-

through Prince E Capo Breton. The bride‘s travelling ket, the kind of birds to raise, and costume was a suit of navy blue then gives valuable suggestions on serge with cream hat. 1 how to' feed and fatten them and

L dress them for market as well as

WEDNESDAY ~.» . = how to prepare them for shipment.

ON A VISIT OF INSPE¢2J'I‘ION.- For the production of prime dressed

The D. G. S. Brant left Lbarlotte- poultry, the general purpose Ameri town yesterday morning on a trip can breeds, such as the Plymouth around the island. _She has on board Rocks, Wyandottes and Rhode Island of her Capt. T. G. Taylor, Agent of Reds, as well as the Orpingtons are,

Fisheries De art- he says, excellent A few timely

the Murine and p . ment, who is on a visit of inspection “don’ts" and some equally useful to the various lighthouses on this notes complete a book that should island. He may be away for n week. be of great value to poultry raisers.

‘* 'A post card to Mr. Holman ut any

ENJOYABLE SOCIAL -A ver en- time will bring in return a copy of

. y . joyabie social and entertainment was the pamphlet on poultry.

given by thc students of the Prince -- Of Wulf!!! C-'OUCEU ill the Y- M- U- A- Beautiful weather favored the Hall last night. It being the flrstjof garnering of a vcry large company the season the cbiect was tc brine at me residence of or. win. Keir or the students closer together and cn- Malpeque on Monday of this week, able them to get better acquainted Sept. 15th. with ouch other. A high class pro- The occasion was the celebration

"1 f But we trust that now, having en-

N | a » and .and

and D. J. Fraser

ing called upon by

sponded in s few

stating that he reflected glory

and being

of Dr. Keir,

ier to accept a.

make a speech-..' * '

This part of the proceedings closed

with the singling of "Auld Lang Sync," after w ich'a very bounteous repast was partsken of by the lnrgr company present. ’ V -l "

It is`impossible’ to glve'~any accu-'

rate idea of the number ol assem- bled visitors, but they were from ali

tered upon the 51st year, and there-` pn;-1;; of the country and included

fore being absolved from the require- ments of that command you will not be unwilling to reap a little some- thing that has grown of itself. That which we have great pleasure in presenting to you as a slight token of deep respect, sincere esteem, and; hearty good wishes, has truly grown ol itself,--a little leaven of the Doc- tor’s love for many coming back to him again, and we ask you to ac--

cept it (here present the purse) notl 0, wh,-ch wm.,,.,n “upset D, ,Aye 5

for its intrinsic value, but because many could not be denied the privi- lege of tendering some token of their regard to Dr. and Mrs. Keir on this anniversary occasion.,

Heartily congratulating you both

on a. long and useful liie, we wish you all joy and blessing for the days to come. ' ‘ " -

Most sincerely yours on behalf of your friends:-E. J. Hattee, John 8.' Cousins, George B. MacNutt, New- ton McLeod, Wm. MacNeill, John- ston` Bernard, Peter MacNutt, John Simpson, Thomas MacNutt, Jas.» K, McGougan,' Andrew s Bowness, John McGougan, George Cousins, C. Ern- est MacNutt. ~r--" .

Letters of regret for unavoidable

absence were-read_ frpm\lVlr. Neil Mc-

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many from all churches.

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-PRINCE COUNTY EXHIBl'l‘IOI~ -The Prince County Exhibitlonwhiel

to the standard of former years, far as 'entries are concerned. Up tr last night about one‘thous_snd entri were‘received, two hundred and fill

f/0

nas with favorable weather today- t attendance _should he good.-J.

NEW- GARAGE-Messrs Bruce Ste-

wart & Co., Ltd., Charlottetown, in- tend building next spring a garage lor the storirig and accommodation of motor cars. The building, which will be' situated at the rear of their foun- dry, will he 56 feet long and 80 feet wide. It will be sufficiently large to accommodate twenty-live or thirty automobiles.

. _-,-

MANY INQUIRIES.-Mr. R. H. Jenkins, in his capacity of President of the Charlottetown Board of'l‘radc, has recently been engaged in replying

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opens today promises to be fully ui

ill \'

an legge 5/'Mir-G/I

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' WEDDING IJELLS-A very pretty

wcrliling took place yesterday morn- D,._ wm_ Keir and M,.s_ Keir' V

mi! ill U10 Ullilllcl of St. Josephs Con- M,,\,,cq“,,_ p_ E_ L

vent, tastefully <l0C\'{flll0d lOl' lille GG' Dear Friends:-We have Scriptural cu_s|on._ ’llhe contacting parties were ,wghority fm- the nbgnpvnncn of M199 L"-"“0- YU““l-Zcllt llllllilhtcf Ol l‘fll`~ years of Jubilee. In the good pro- E‘1V"*-*-fd F_<‘l0Y» Smltll 'Clll0l`0. illlil MV- vidence of God, you-honored Dr. and -l0S¢Dlil1‘oicY. until rcccnily of Van- Mrs. Keir, have been spared to com-`

, couvcr, B. U. The bride was attireu plete the full fifty years of married . _ ` in a steel grey travelling suit with life. We trust, tl\cref0\‘0. f~lll\l» YOU

, _ _ hat-to match, and the ceremony wus will pardon some of your frieuds,- ` "5lU’N?‘f¢f¢f7l“lWf‘"'-I" performed by the Rev. Dr. G. J. Mc- not all-for your friends are legion

Lellnn. At the conclusion of the core- and far separated-if they intrude imouy the happy couple drove to the thclusclvcu upon YOU lOl' B- Bllglt home of thc liroonvu Intlini-, 'wimrn time on this glad 'nrrniversary ' li y.

` . a sumptuous wedding breakfast was 0"? l‘lll`l’l0B¥_2 ld £0 f0J0lC*3 Wll-ll Y0ll»

si-|~vo¢1 to a large Cimlc of f,e;C,,,|,,_ and if possible to add a little to

The bride and groom leave this morn- l"‘“l` .lflY~ _ V ,_ lui: on a hoiicylnoon trip after which I" “'"` of '"3 p“°m‘"i H1‘“°‘l‘f" they will reside in ,ML “_ liorrl Lyllon spraks of that donun-

ion \\'l\ir.l| the life of one mon, if his

VLh.,.UNG_ THE wwST___Ml__1,h0, life be ii truth, may evcrt over the

lives of muukind.

uma iiougli, of (ll\u1'lotietown, |’. ld. J . . .

I., who is rcnclviug former ldasteru Your me lmvybecn ngsocmtcd with _

umnuiuuuwcs in Vancouver this a srofesslon uluch you have honoacd wceli, wus widely known in the Mari- §`:O,c`;g3)',:mll(),*;;,}rOTXGK, ylfiagstlsgn €h:€ = -r ‘7’ "f ' ' J ‘ ’ , ""- '- - time Provinces as a builder of clip- `, ' ~ ' , . _ pci' ships u generation ago. Ono of gmthi,,ix(T;§§,cdt§Rhcd5;'héligsgmfgxt those ships was thc lionalcuu, which quélity you have always stood (0,. nmde a world-record passage from the Mgt elements in ,, high camng N““' York to H“""’l“l“- Mr- Gougll and thus you have entered into a is " l‘lhe"‘1 Of the Om School wld great dominion,-that of the sincere “"5 Voted f0l` Chl’ I’“l”€Y UVM' SlllC0 regard of your fellows because of ““"f°d°"Mi°“~" V“ll°0l1V°l`. B- C. unselilsh service. In this respect the Sun. Mr. Gvuilll is l-l10ff\l»l10lf Ol measure you have been giving unto

l<Jru_est H. Gough, of "The Sun" _cdi- others is being measured to you -~~‘

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Gough, of Charlottetown. Prior to personal esteem and truly respectful his return some he will spend several love sl s very wills slrcls you are weeks at Revelstoke, B. G., visiting reaping rl harvest in the sventids cl his daughter, Mesdsmes Ferguson, life that nilghl' Wen be ¢llVl€<l lli'

nincdonnm and Squm-ebriggs. asv memlfsr 01 asv profession-

. 9/ _ rl Silver Spoons

knives, forks and serving

piecce,_iu many exquis-

‘Ff-

¢ ne designs, are slumped

ya. Manuals nos;

V _ '"Tl\i:x brand io known as

and ismudein fhchcuviest , grade of plate. Salis- Q faction is giinraniccd.

S0ld by lA2\\Ill\;| Dznltli

Gospel Truth About Zutoo

We tell you truthfully and concien-

tlously that one of our little tablcls called ZUTOO, harmless as soda, will cure your headache sick, nervous or ncuralgic in twenty minutcs and always leave you feeling good. , We tell you further that these tablets will break up a cold. will relieve indiges- tion and the mouiizly pains of women. _ Every user of ZUTOO will ic-ll you the same thing. 5.1 will every druggist and dealer who sells 1licm.~

Generally you accept what every bo-

dy says as being so, but wc clon’t ask you to take anybody’s word about ZUTUO tablets. Try them. Know for yourself what these remarkable little tablets will do. 25c at dealers or by mail postpaid. B.N. Robinson & Co., Reg'd Coaticook, Q.

Electric Restorer for Men

Phosphm-|91 restores every nerve in the body

to its proper ieusinn‘; restores

vim and vitality. l’rcn\:\iure dorm nnd all sexual weakness averted at once. Phnsphonnl will make ou a new nmn. Price 2-’la box or two fnr

£5. Jailed to any address. The Bcolnall Drug o.. Bt. Cuban-lass. Om.

H all, Charlottetown

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from llcart |lif:;:.~<-, by tue

gram of solos and recitations was of the "golden wedding of the hon- giveu (as is usually given by the ored Doctor and Mrs. Kelr»_f°rm°r' .

____ not only this immediate neighbor-

p,\MpHL»p;'p ON pQULTRY__ The hood, where your labors have been

,,\,,,v,, is the time 0| a .,,,1,,ab1e “tue mostly exercised, but of this entire book that has just been prepared and s°“`g,"'? .provhlw-””`l°ll in “W tl`\l° published by Mr F J Holman, of respect' of ym" °°'\“b‘a‘"°"’ of the

fs- is »---5 :r;€‘::;..‘::is;";‘:i1f;.‘;. .;"::..

it is addressed to farmers farmers ' wives, sons and daughters: The ob- $031; §,asgc§:ZsBga;?)er;?1,tglgfg ex'

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Bold by Geo in Hughes. Apnibecnries 2)" “‘fcO£f;":)[;dl;l wsircehviix g;§_ gig; he bright as the promises ol

man writes: "As many ol you are ' ~ wr-ll nwnrc, I have been dcalingln thvxefoféncgxrlyy0ucr0xE,;‘¥'ul;E§i0dy°(; poultry for several yours. and have service in the ministry of hea“ng_

naturally gained some knowledge of But m0,.e|__W° must also mention

'-lm lfllllvi Hull I HOW Wish £0 Dl11C0 the arduous nature of your labors.

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lllizht 1‘r~'rlifu| ul vliiubing - ernirn, !uirr_\ivng or lining, tbuu-ei ln i.lw|i.:<|\'l:i. .\lm|i. of flume r~uil-if-n ilvnths might bf- prv\v|||»<l ll Ihr

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. .‘ £1 r .

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gill zllgllyfend tc any suflrr-r ii r~»m:n'r i-‘|'i.i. NIZE ld( HAGE 01 llr. Full#-r's llvnrl, mul

c-we lrcaimcnt, Al\:~iliLl"i'|-:LY l~`!!i»$|1; 0|-'

(YIIARGIQ, also Illustrated llook that rxplnins

lleart lhru-asc and how it can he 1-ui-vii. Ilarv

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your hearth and you are in grave rlanzr-rrl"qw:|t|: new for t c full free iruimani and book. wi ._

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257| '$373 'llfii' "“i.i<»f.‘.'.f. °¥¢°l.‘.`¢""2:“.}‘.."'é"i`§ ' WILD STRAWBERRY ls

I0 Muenle ., Hallowell, Me.

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.in-¢».....--..»-»~-Mn.-....1 Mg3_ J’A¢0B SMI-rg' Manor. .....»..-..~..............¢....._‘ writes:. "-I tru Pleased' tp

_~ gratitude for your remedy l had a terrible attack

get about every three

vfe a

CURED HER#

\»»n~¢~..~eon~\‘»»...

and it

or a time,

c l 4 liad A Terrible lilack »;,;»°s=.f~-s 1- -0 sous

iiin access to your diary, (il

P. W. LT. students), which was thor- ly Miss Johnston of LONE River- _ Ouighly enjoyed up to about 10 Mr. Geo. B. McNutt of Darnley

t d s chairman and after the

o‘clock when refreshments were serv- ll_C 0_ E1 i ea by the ladies or the 2nd andere slrurmz of the 2nd Parsnhrsse wllsd ~

J R tt ho read

, -_ Mt 11. d 1 _ _ upon llcv. E. . a ee w

ye H can we ,spent| ann. lrlcnbs the following address, which was sc-

ant affair ic comlany iru p y P i 1 ly I g Ot gow 0! Over

" " ‘ (‘.0fTl itll G( I I1 Dil singing the National Anthem, $300.00' presented by Mr- Thomas

"M iucuum-

Constipation ie the

root of many fonne of sickness and of an endless of

human misery.

Dr. M`orse’s ,, , Indian

Root Pills,-

thorouglily ,tested by over fifty years of use, have been'-' proved a safe and"cél‘tain cure for constipation and all kindred troubles. Try thfsn. _ ¢ 251:. a box.

to a large number of inquiries from outside the Island, and principally from the United States, with regard to tho fox industry. These inquiries were addressed to the Board of Trade and in every case detailed information was sought. about the business and Mr. Jenkins has indeed had his hands full in answering all the questions asked. This serves to show that thc fox lndustry is uitructiug wide nt- tcnilon among American capitalists.

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EVANGl<}LIS'i“IO MEETINGS. -

The Evangelistic Meetings which are being held in Brudalbane by tho not- ed Evangelist liowell C. Mc,Phcrson, ure being largely attended with n full house to ‘hear him ouch night. On' lvcduesday evening iiis Subject was the I-lold Spirit in Convers-

cnioy the I-loly Spirit. Friday tak- ing God at His Word. Saturday, What Must I do to be Saved. Suu- -day ui. ll. a. in., Uhristian Growth. Sunday at 7' p. ni., Prayer and God’s Providence. 'i`hc meetings are been held in the hall owing to such large audiences attending. On Suu-

iou, 'l‘hurs<lay, How to reccivo and‘

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I r i ‘I E dl wi 5:

4 W. ~' Y _` r it _, I y

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.Was In _ ny For__Yeare”~And? gldflifllg-"Gave,

- l'iimA§;lief Until He Friut-a»tivee”-f; ' » The Famous Mediciiie_lVlad'ogl_7"i'¢_>l1`\_ -

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Airnso Fannie. Esc. '

PENETANGUISHENE, ONT., March 4th,r9i3

“I want to inform you of what your remedy “Fruit-a-tives” did for me.

“For years, I was a martyr to Dystpepsia and Constipation, often having to

leave work from the agonizing pains o Acute Iudigestiou. Doctors treated ,me continually, but without satisfactory results. It seemed to me that I fried every advertised medicine on the market, and got no relief. '

“On one of the days that I was compelled to absent myself from work, a

neighbor came to my house to whom I told of my suffering, and he said to me that all I had to do, if I had Dyspepsia, was to take “Fruit-a-tives". They would cure me. He had cured himself. I immediately procured a 5oc box and continued taking them until cured. I suppose I look in s l, about eleven boxes and I am glad to be able to say that I have been free of Indigeslion for nearly two years. They cured the Constipation also. They were worth their weight in gold to me and I will be glad to have you publish this letter, along with my photo, if it will induce another dyspepiic to take the right road to apermanent cure."

Yours truly, ALFRED FERRIS.

Don’t suffer any longer. 'To-day-right now-get "Fruit-a-tives” and cure

yourself. “Fruit-a-tives" will sweeteu the stomach--strengthen the stomach muscles, increase the quantity of digestive juices, regulate Kidneys and Bowels, sud make the digestion as sound as a hell. “Fruit-a-tives” will positively cure every case of Dyspcpsia, Iudigestion, Sour Stomach, lielching Gas, Bloated Feeling after eating, and all other disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, 5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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Th' A-|°°°i‘*°d B°*“| °‘ U" For Local Examinations ln Music

Royal Academyof Music ‘“ "‘°”‘“"S" ““‘“‘“i-

Royal College of Music P°'f°°-f“SMAJ1’»‘>1‘Y

l.oNnoN, r-:Ne|.aNn. ' TH” K’“°-

MUSIC EXAMINATIONS 1914

”:‘ . onine in-rnsuwfni 1'...-.a.~.»f muse. ,F

,E The Annual Examinations in Practical Music and 'rhror will be held throughout

Canada in May and june, xgx4. An examination in Theory only will be held November

_ 15th i913, npplimiion lo be made by Oclober lst. `

Au Exhibition value about 5500 nil'cri-d auuunlly; also 2 Gold and 1 Silver Medals. Syllabus, Music for the cxnmluatious and all particulars may be obtained on

npplimiion to

iii. WAIING DAVIS. 711 Shnier Slreei, Montreal, (llesldenlseereiary for Canals.)

day at 3 o'clock he will speak in l°`rcclericton I-lull.

Parents and ffcnrlicrs wishing to enter their pupils for these examinations should

communicate with the Secretary at once and have llicir names placed on mailing list.

You are rich, sir, in the regard of

f"`5§

Many records have been left which indicate that the life of a country

you ‘gint one) or could we cad that indeli e 'diary that-has'bd;dn writ- ten in your experience we would limi the record that through many years, in all' weathers, by day and night, you have been ready to respond to the coll sickness. All classes have. found a sincere friend - and loving for their bodily need, until, in latter days, the sight of your locks but unbent form

as e. real henediction in’ where pain and* sorrow ls Our i0yf to declarenthat Doctor appears at, his your long experience' and knowledgezf inspire" 'great and yo\u“.‘. cheery person-J a splendizfiy tonic eilect spirlt_ that may be de-

the

us for .speaking thifa plain-

presenee.~ It is the very

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Time flies pleasantly

Z I ' with W1~iglcy’s ‘ I

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‘Q As you roll this refreshing Tmorsel under your tongue, you

Qare soothed and relaxed; The I .fresh mint leaf confection is most delicious and least costly. r ,It steadily _improves your teeth,

fbreath, appetite and digestion.. "

" BUY IT BY THE BOX °

` I of twenty packages ,

Made in Canada win. Wrigley Jr. co., lic.

7 Scott Street, Toronto