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iupoiiiiiiii iiiéiiiiiilltilliiiiiiéiii SELECTED Eiion uiis uEEii's NEWS For THE tiiiiiiiiniiiivs siuuRi>A_Y SL»3sciiiBEiis

MUNI).-11'. 1

Rev. Dr. D. lllorrisun, of Berkley,

Cal., lrrotiiti' of \'c-ry Rev, Dr. _\loi‘~ rison, Vernoii-llivcr, is in the cit;._ He was cal`..~tl lionie in ivspoiise to the news or his father's illness but did not arrive in time to see him be- fore he passed away. Rev. Dr. .\lor- rison leaves this week for a trip to

Europe. _

The quarterly' oillcial br»ni~.l of the

Fairville, N. li., _llctiioilist t-liui'cli has granted iiei, tl. _-i. lb-ss, uiiose home is in this city, an iiici'-'»a_-e ' iii his stipend f.-r thi.; year. which ends in .Iiinc, of $51.1, to be folloivf-il nc.\t _vear hy an additional $511. in appre- ciation of his decisioii to remain ip Fairville and not coiisiilcr the call to

Sackville.

-A. 1.. Pliillips, iiisiiwtiice ntljiistur,

St John, was in Suniincrsidp on Sat- urday alljustiiiir the li-ss on thc fire in Schurmaii':< .\lill on \\'e=liii~;-wlay' ev- ening Inst' and plat-eil thi- loss at $1,- 259, which is fully t'o\'ered hy‘i|isiir- ance. In cfni\'ci'satioii with one of the nrni 'l`he iliiai-~lian's coi-iw:.»'pon- dent was informt-<1 that the adpist- nient was satisfactory to all parties

concerned.

Lieutenant Colonel I3. Iddward-

is receiving hearty congratulations on his being appointed to the com- mand of the 12th Infantry Ilrizade, He succeeds Lieut. Vol. ll. McLean, whose tenure ritlice has cxpirfil, :mf who has been placed on the rc,-crvt stall, with the honr,.rar_v rank oi roi out-l. The new commaiid of t`r-l. Ed ward embraces three risginients of in fantry, the 73rd, 7-ith and 52nd ant Lhe Sth Field Ambulance of P. E. I. The new commanding officer has been in the militia for more than twenty years, and is popiilar with liotli hir men and his broilier oilicirrs alike."

St. John 'i`ini‘e_~': i' , -

At Rhode Island, on llec. 20, 1910

there passed peacefully away lddmun- J. Crabbe, son of the late Edmun- Crabbe, Clyde, in the sixty-ascon. year of his age. He leaves to /mouri a widow, daugrliter of the late \\'il liam 1-laslam, Spi‘iniziiel<i, and tlv daughters and four sons, tlircc o whom are at home. The only s\:i'.'i\ ing sister is .‘ilt's. £:lam‘1ell'i-`_;i;ii Fredericton. Four stcp-sist;-is, Mrs W. F. Stevenson, Pleasant Valley Mrs. John Pound, C-harlottetozvn Mrs. Elsworth Yeo, (‘oiicorii; Mrs Arthur l'almtr, ,\‘i»mer';ille, und on step-hrotlier, Jost-ph i`iabl.e_ t`t_n eortl, and his .step-motli_~i'_ t`liiirlo'.te town, also sui'\'i\e hini. L1:`.~.;-»~i~_tii pa

pers please copyn -

-The death occ-.iii-eil at his lionie in

Clermont on the Eilrd. inet., of Blur doch Gillis, one of the most prosper ous and highly rrnspectefi residents o' that place, after a very short illness of pneumonia. Deceased uns sixty-se ven years of are and leaves to inonri besides his wife, who is a ilaui;hte‘ of Steplieii .\1clloiiui<l_ lirz-ii:»i llivcr four sons.-~.Ioscpli in of;-i:;l:atf_»on Daniel in St. lliiiistaifs (Hillege nu. tlebastiiin at. lionie, and two daugh ter:<;-~-l"lf.r.'i. iii .\e\v York and .\1ur_ in Sziskatclriii. The funrral which wa: lai'zt<ly attenilieii took place \l'eilnes gny,_to Sy. l\1nry'~a Ii. (`. Vliiircii lii_l:an liivci, when .~;olcnin Iicqiiiezi iiia,-:s for the dead was eelebrateil by the pastor ilev. Mgr iiillis.

The Wesleyan says: Mrs Bell o

York, Mrs John Mayhew, t`.orn\vall and Mrs Wm Long, tliiice tlhiirch city, have been appointed life mein bcrl in the W. Ml Society says tli» Wesleyan also in l~icaiiciown.,\\ixil inry. D-Irs S. li. Black, Mrs. H, G Lowther, Mrs. 1V1illnceI.owthf’x‘ iz -the ll. and I". 11. Island branch Prince litlward lslzind is to the for in Life Membership returns repdrtini six. (lha;rlotte.toivii reports three 'fo the uocond` -luarter, throufzh their District ilrgaiiizcr. i\lrs_ Triieniai writes froiii .\`earlctownt ".\`earieto\vi Auxiliary ls very pleased to rcpor' three Life I‘.lciiilierahips this _venr (The names are given abo‘»'c__i Mfr- Black was our first President _"vid i' was at ber home that we iizrt for th.

li r with it life iiieinlif-rship, in ih. evening of the twenty-t“it'st of into ber the Auxiliary iiicnibers ani friends mat at the home of G, li and Mrs Lowther and prcsciited Mrs Lowther with a Life Membership re: tiflcate, it being the twenty-fifth an rilversary of their wedding. It cami as a great i-urprisc to Mrs l.o~,\'l,hev hut she made ii suitable reply _'ron

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Ii s 01 Interest

To Every Persor

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Disease was Caused And Cured.

'A Fold Was the C-n\\i-ie and Dodd‘s

Kidney Pills the Cure-He Recum- mends Them Br.-caiise He I-las Prov- ed Them Good.

Lafond, Alta., Feb. 3 (Special)-

In these winter dnyu, when nearl, everybody has a cold, and the colt’ goes to the weak spot, llackache ant other symptoms of Kidney diseas

are almost epidemic. _

.For this reason ,tra statement oi

Ovila Marcotte of this place is oi in terest to every one. He had 3 cold It developed Backache, Kidney Dis ease, and finally the dreaded Bri;v,ht‘s Disease. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him. Here is his full statmnent:

“For three years, due to ai cold, 1

endured from Backnchc, Kidney Dis- cuss and Bright’s blatant. 1 wa< treated by a doctor, who did me nr

szod. It wan tour boxes of Dodds

idney Pills did the work. I recom-

mend Dodd’s Kidney Pills to all per-

sons who sudcr from diseased Kid neys."

Neglected Kidney trouble brings

suffering and disease, that too often proves fatal. When A cold shows yor that your Kidneys are weak or dis_ lines and they cordially approve the

‘ -iiizgclifion ‘ol tlie~Pra-sidmt that vig-

:iroiis and prompt action ahmiid be taken to hnvc the dredging opera-

ordered the only safe plan is to ten

them up with Dodd's Kidney Pills.

Tliey always cure all forms of Kid

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lnrlicrc’ .._____.. \ Your .stoiiiacli may I not suggest what it '

needs wlien full of tlistrcss, but coiiiiiioii

v sense suggests

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_ _ Abbeys Sail. _

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SAL-f__ ld everywhere. :iz-i-4-! 5°

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-lwhii .\`_ .\icl‘hec, Bellevue, sold

two cnrcnsscs of pork to looii: S: 'l`li»-ing-s-»n, Bloiitagiie, last week “`hiCll Ul‘l‘c-'l the scales :it ll-ill lb.-;_ Brat this who can.

.»\nf~tht‘i‘ iliiklcy liaron has solil for

20nd rrioncy_ Neil _\l<~i~1acht-in of Long Creek has sold his fast trotting filly “i...w onk1ei~" to iv. s. nickle for more money than one of the Same are ever sold for at West lliver, eith- er cart or carriage bred. it pnyh- tt, raise in-iklcy Barons.

I have noticed in 1*. E. 1. that.

when a new orchard is planted out, many trees with and without pruning First year, throw up from two to tive suckers around base of trunk, causing trce`to die. within a few years. Please explain at next session.

Ans'»\er_-

1 Should say that the trees in quies-

tion were severely injured in the trunk. This might be by blight, by -iun scald or by winter killing, any- thing in fact that would seriously Jamage the trunk of the tree and in- ‘_erfere with the circulation so that -the dominant buds at the liafse would ieve1op_ This is a frequent i---i-iii-reiice .vhen trees are over-pi'iiiied_ It nl,-o iccurs when trees have been ,it-v,;r.»,'.y ia_rked__ or girdled, but if there is nn- lhlng apparently wrong with the trunk, look for blight. A careful ex- amination will show that something is wrong. A. McNeill, Chief Fruit Di- vision.

The death tmik place on Sntiirday noriiing in the I'_ 1°). lsiuiiil Hospi- tal of Benjaniin B. I’ioi~it, Aiignyifiiie love. The deceased entered the hospi- ;al some time ago suffering -from ilood poisoning in the hand to which ie succumbed. on Saturday afternoon he body was rcinovcd from the hos- Jital anti wth. taken hy train to Capr- l`ra‘.‘ci',~‘e and tlicn-'e forivnrtlcd to \ii;;ustiiir\ <`ove. 'i"lit- rciiiaiiis were ac- 'onipaiiieil by Mrs l'roiit '_\lio came to his city on Weiliiestlay on learning; '.'iiat. her husband was becomiiisg .'orse_ The late i\lr_ Profit. was an inergetic ami hai-il \vorli‘.iig man and n \vhate\'ei‘ community he rt-sided he vas highly popular. The deceased was about fifty years of age and was .orn in New I.onflon_ About fourteen _ears at-yo lic reiiiowil to Albertou

iviiiow lic of seven

`i::-'t.ni- t‘o\'e. lltsiiics his »‘ia\'._>s to iii1\ui"i ai fiiiiiily -i»::ii\ of ivlioin :ire at lioiiic nuil _-riuiio il.-i'.'-ml. The funeral will pi'opnliljv nkc place toiiioi'ro\\‘, Tin-silny ir, [pp l`i`_\'i»n f`1'iiif-t»=r_v, The chililrcn who ro- :ido zibroail have livin tcli~;_'i':iplie<l '<.r_ 'l`lir_- tliiarilimi cxicnflfs syiiipatliy *o the lict‘en\'eil family.

l’ublir accounts of l’.' ld. I. for tlic 'exit' eiirling il0th_Scptcn|b_°r. 11110.

‘nblic Lands... 11,781.66

‘r<-thonotiiry’s Fees... 1e;:islrar of llecds, <`hni‘-

2,171.51

‘cgistrnr of Deeds, Simi- -

itiei'side,_, `ounty Court I<‘ec:1.., ~`incs nnfl Penalties... lospital for Insane, Fees...

‘rivate Bills... .‘endor’s I.iccii:-es... 'e<ldlai's’ I.iccn;<es_._ 'asual Rcvcni:e,,_

-‘irc insurance (‘onipauics.,, .ife lnsiirniic.: <‘omptinies,__ iccideut and (`-iiarantfc_,, .0an, Trust and Building

Ass'ns_._ 47.0 _lmilts_,. ii,4ii'i'_l7 l`elv:;:rapli (‘onip.n_iiic:-___ __ 2175 itennisliip (`<\nip:iiiirs___ li;.0

Express Coinpaniesi __ 75 - las and Electric Fo... __ lilo lroke'rs_.. 87.50 iiisrcellaneous iIo's.._ _ 950 ncome Tax... _ 11,372.03 _and Tax... fl5,785.4il load Tax... . 14,162.60 iiicci-ssion Duties... 4,ii5l4_51l iyster lied leases... __ 35.00

_ ...$375.ll'il.32

`.!,367.'i'l

i§5fl_37 609.72

3,373.14 140 E)-lb

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l_'.i_lll

-l,4n2_:'»0 |,i'._\T_5fl 471|

Totnl Receipts...

irdiuary Expenditure... _____$Zl7l,29€-.ll -linking Fund _ . _ , _ . .._ __ 11,595.00 .‘-apital account... _ 20,314.54

_ Total liabilities of the Province

l0lh September, 1910: 'leheutureii issued,.__._ 808,000.00 Less ‘clinlting l~`und _ . _ _ 76,492.25

$731,507.75

iioans account._.... 70,134.76 Due Banks_._,_. _ 75,714.31

$877,356.82

Total -liabilities, 30th Sep-

tember, 1909...... 863,206.45

'ncrcase for the year ....... _.$14,150.37

l‘o the Vice-President. and members

of the Summerside Board of Trade:

Your committee appointed to ex- amine the Presidentfs address desire to report ns follower-

(1.) We notice with much pleasure

the persistent activity and strenuous .fforts with which the different. alms and objects oi the Board have been prosecuted hy the President and his 'Iouncil during their term ot oillce, 'iringing to a successful issue so H1811! important questions which had been pending for so many years.

(2.) Your Committee are especial-

ly gratified at the success of the Board in-securing for this port the -ervices of boats of two steamsnip

‘nil four years Intel' locfitrrl in .-\ii-

lominion biilisitly,__ ,__-“,‘2T2,llil_§iii

'rfiv. Sccretary's Fees... l.»l‘JIl.2.'i_

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lottetown... -i,l7`i'.‘lla

purpose of straightening; the channel of the harbor und to this end they s‘.ig;:.~st the i-ippointmcnt ofa strong and ciierirctiiz committee to press this matter on the Ircpartniciit oi l'uhlic Woi"its_

(Lil, Your itiinimittee further advi.-:e

that rcneivetl cllorts be matic by the Vouiiril to have the Ilcpurtineiit of Ilnilwa_vs trot their water supply from the town system, that. every possible effort he made to have thc station nccoiiimoflutioiis at Sumnier- side improverl, ziiirl to have the ap- p|‘opi'iatio|i plntcil in the e.st,iniut_-s thas ycar for r<§|iai\‘_s nnii ziilditioiis to the llnilwny lliharf niaterinlly in- ci'casef,i so that this wlinrf may hc put in a rcasoiiabiy sati.~afactoryco|i~ ditiou for the coii\r.~iiieiicc and safety of the truvclliiig piihli/'_

(4,) \\`¢ concur with the Presi-

ilent`s remarks us to the siitisfaiztoiy \voi-kiiig of the railway tini-»-table for Inst yt-ni' and in his siiggiistiriii ru time of dcpiiit=ii'.\ of train ironi Tig- ni.~;h_ - 1

(_5.)' Your committee desire to

‘con,f_'i'atiilatc the ofllcials and mem bers of the Ilonril on the material in- crease in the membership and the sotisfnctf-i‘y condition of the finances of the Iloarii, not a littlc of which they believe to he iluc to the ciierpgy and persistence of the collecting agent.

(0,) One of the most important

and significant points made in this very suggestive address is in refer- ence to the position of r`»ummerside as thc commercial centre for the Pro- vincc and the conscziilcnt necessity of facilitating and improviii_:; our coni- municatioii not only on the water- side with other ports but also, by our public highways, with the farm- ing community to the _back of us. The attention of the Board has hith- erto been mainly directed to the former of these, while little attention has liven given to the latter. The l`resiilcnt now, we think wis°1_v, urges the niece:-isity of improving the main public highways leading to the town so as to facilitate the hauling of farm products to Surnmerside shippers and in this we cordially agree with him. We would suggest that the Board now direct its atten- tion' to the improvement of these roads-arid first the portion thereof under the ciiiitrol of the Town of Sutnlnoisiilr, and then that under the control of the local Government.

1_7.) Your committee has read with

much interest-the views advanced in the l"resident's address on the ques- tion of Education in this Province; hut while they are in accord with much that is tlierein stat;-rl, they have soinr-_ doubts as to the wisiloni oi' expctliciii-_v of this l3iiard’s com- niiiting itself to any acntlenilc theo- ries on education or dissipating its enerizics on tlicoretiual ipicstions while so much remains to bc douc pertaining to the more legitimate ohiects for which the Board of 'I`railc exists. with the complicutiil ones tion of cfliication and what are the propt-i' stiidics for sizliools an/,l col- lcgzes tliev iccl that tins l'lo:ii'rl niny n..t_ be .~;iifficieiii!\' coiivci'siiiit to

I nm'.<;», any |>i'onouiiccrnent or to tenu-

rr :iny advice as to the cclucativc values of certain sulijet-ts of study, iinfl they believe that the lliuiitl will, lfor sorne time to come. find :imple _~;i~,o]e for its activity in u‘_icsrion:= ,,¢_»,t3,nii|g ii. trade :ind ci_»iiiir.;i't'e and such other l'_inilred inr.ttcrs _'is may coiiti'ilnit_e to the inatcriail arl- vanct-nieiit and welfare of the town and county. _ '

18.1 We heartily iipprove of the

rewinniciitlatiiins niudc by the Presi- dent rclativt-_ to nicrcliaut`s <1-'f-Y 9X' cnrsionf., the iiupi‘o\_'euicnt oi our public roads, the systematic iiispcc- tion of :ill classes of fooxlstiiifr-i oiler- ed for sale and the condition of iutalilcs, slaiigliter houses and grocery

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:stores where thesc are prridiiced oi

handlcii. The siiggestioii of the Pre- sident in reference to securing the lit-st quality of exports from thi’-5 l’i'\,-vi|ir~f-_ is also liiiihly comitieiirlnble. _\ll flies: recoiiimcnclations your com- mittee believe are wt;-rthy of the best cfliirts of this lioard to secure their iefiiizaiion nnd they siiggcsi: _Unit this

Bad Case. of Eczema Cured by Zam-Buk

_\noi,li~i' case of the lii~ulin;_; rowti*

of Znrr-lliik, in unscs of cc./.cina, is to hand from Winnipeg. l\'li's. li. t"_‘oss, of 176 Mclntosli Ave., Elmwood, is the subject., and gives the following facts, with a view to leading other sufferers to ri means of cure:

“l"i:r tive years," she says, “I was

tei'rihly afllicteil witli er/.tuna on my legif., :inil despite all the <loci.<>i'iiii: and i\uiiiei~<\\i.~i remedies I tried, I seemed unable to get relief. 'l`he, diu- ease first. started with watery blist- ers, which itclied terribly, and when rubbed, burncid and smarted very much. The pinitules then spread and

$403»205~55 foinie-l s_=i'e..'. These were irritable.

nud very painful. One blister was no .~'.ooiici~ i~i\lil~ctl-or I inifzht. any tvlicli- ` ed--tliiin aiioilier started. _

"They soon spread over boili limbs,

and I suffered much inconvenience. I tried Various remedies, aa they were recommended, but could ilnd no rc- liel. Ordinary salvcs and olntments seemed unequal to my case. - "At last a friend siiggesteil my us- ini: Zn.m~~llul\'. I artcd on this advice and began the Zam-lliik treatment. A few applications gave nie consider- able ease, and the burning, smartlng pains were reduced. I persevered with ‘the balm, and in the course ofa week the disease was under control and the sores healing. From that time forward I contiiuied to improve, and the sores, too, became less and less iroiibltsomc, until in a wonderfully short time, considering the serious- ness of my casa and the long time 1’ had been suffering, Zam-Buk worked a complete cure."

f-inch is the nature of the great

cures which Zum-Buk is daily effect- _iniz_ Purely herbal in "composition, this great` balm is 5 sure cure for all skin diseases. cold sores, chapped hands, frost bite, ulcers, h1ood-poi-

babies' eruptions and chopped places,

Dry l.l'oi|li|c. _.

,tions rt-siimetl nr-xt summer for the

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sn'~¢~.'=_ rlnzworm, inflarned uatchfa,

ilirgs of \vcukiit-iss, langiior, loss of up

causing :\_@‘___l>r5°akiiig out.

toned by

Get it today. Sold by all dru~.‘.';:lst

everywhere. 100 Doses One Dollar.

Blood Humors

They are expelled iinrl the whole sys- _

tem is renovatcd.` strengthened and competed. _ __"

` The show was advertised to be held . ____¢\y;~~»_`€__f4

at the firni'-s wareliotisc on the 16th ‘l;g‘i",".`____~ - and 17th llcccnihcr, but owing to the _,___ ,ivgk ’ 17:,-, 11.** _'f‘,f,["'4' 5 lnrire iiiiniucr of requests from l_cnd- »-<..__ _-"‘ _ .__'_'-,_-f`%‘_,_-__

iiiy: dealers and the general p\\h1lC. ll- _.'('»§;‘," _ ‘%”§!;.__._._`-_f¢t;,,_-`.‘__ was; rlecideii to continue the show for ,_. _____,;¢_i,i - ' -- f

f h fi llouing week and. = "‘ “__ _

I-lood’s Sarsaparilla

hu\e them tniiicli into ell it

Ilespettfiilh suliniittcd

Niall \1ci 1-1011

(Sigutd) IUIIN ll llI<l.Ii

J(l‘>l'.I ll Ill<I.'iD

I‘he Vloiitreal Stat has the follow-

llhr article, illustiatcd by a splendid photo of \ir llaibu-ton

The hist \lv.( ill student to be tltct-

cd Rhodes .Scholar fiom Iiinte ld -

rtl lsluud i llcnh i lliiiburton

of hailottftonii, i lu I neu.

-"hose appointiuent his Just bien ie ceived at the Uni\err,ity in a table gram from Dr. G. R. Paikiii se t- tary of the Rhodes 'I`ru;~:t.

What lcnrls additional interest to

the appointment is thc fiict that l\ir_ \Vnl‘bui‘ton, bcsirlcs p, .~_~,t~.<sin_i; vr-i‘_v hi;:li qiialitirntioiis for the scholar- sliip, is n. p:ii‘iici|lai'ly intimate friend uf Walter J. Pearse, Arts ’l'_£. the re- cently clecteil Rhodes Scholar from

McGill.

The Prince Edward Island appointee

was horn in .‘ssam, India, in 1889, wlic're his father, Dr. il-i-orge Warbur- ton, now a rc-t.ireil floctui' of Char- lottetovfn, \vti_~1 al. tliiir time it physi- cian in the liirliun iiriiiy. Hliiii‘i_ly' :if- ter his birth his parents came to rince Edward Island. J Entering the Prince of Wales (lol-

lege at an early age, he was soon marked for rapid advancement, and became very popular with his fellow stiidents, among other posit_it»ii_~: a.<.~ sumiui: the eslitomhip of the “Ob- >"€1`\'¢l`." the college liain-i', rind iiaiir- iui; at intervals on the football, hoc- key aiid track teams.

Upon graduation from the Prince

of Wales College, and obtaining a first.-class teacher‘s license, Mr. War- burton came to' McGill in the autumn of iililii, ivliere in the siicoiiii ye-ni' he vviis siic_‘c_1;-;i`-_il iir__wiiinin\_; an exhibi- tion of one liilnilretl dollars.

Like success attended his efforts in

the third year, when he won the Cos- ter memorial prize, awarded for an lilnzlisli essay, open to competition to all stuiicuts from the Maritime l'roviii<‘cs.

Nor has the newly elected scholar

t:tiu'iiieil liiinseli mi,-rely to his stud- ies. but has played regularly on hi.- chiss foot-iu~_ll and liorkfy tc:-_"is, In adiiitiou lic was lzisi year the editor' of the _\lc-Gill .‘.ii:i1izil, the yearly pub- lication of the iiuiler;_:raxIiiate body., and prcsi<lciit. of the Prince Edward Island (‘liib; and is this year a meni- licr of the house of committee of th: lllcflill Union.

lic has taken nu e.\tren~_cl§.‘ active

pfirt in almost all llie :;i.u<lrnt .ictivi iti's__ in his studies he has ilcvotod liiuiscli largely ti. ldiigrlisli lite-rni.ure_ taliiiiit liouors in that sub_icct, niiil at Oxford lie intends to siiecializc nlon;_ that line and qualify liiiriscli for :i pi`Ofc_-':;orship. ‘

l\ir_ \‘-`ai‘b‘.u‘ton takes ri kccn inter ts: in military matters. and for nvi- ycfirs' has been a mcmqer of No. 2 i:niii;».iiiy 'ith llegimcnt, of the Cuna- dinii ilaiwiscn Artillery, which drill.- aiiiiiiclly at Pcta\vawn.

It is a somewhat peculiar coinci dence that he is the sixth Rhodes scholar to be selected from that com- pany which on three* of those tive oc- casions has hrcn tue company win ning first place.

'The otlirr applicants for thc schol rirship \i'i~re, Messrs. ii. W. Irving, oi \`crnou River, l’. E. l., n. cliiss mate of the siiccessfiil scliolai' at l\1cGi1l, and W. A. Scott, of (‘hu.rlottetown.

The energetic steps taken in the

past by notable dealers in dressed poiiltry ann ugiqs oy way of encour- nijiiig this iniiusiry, \vliicli, in inutu parts of Caiiada in partit‘.|ilu.i‘ and tis a country on it wliolc, has ocean ioued no little interest in this pro vince.

'i‘lie firm which have been the most

active in this respect are the Gunn, Laiigiois Un., Iliinitcd, Montreal, ol wliirli n few words licrc will not hi lout of place.

They are the lairgcst piickiiig estab-

lisliiiiciit lu 1'-niiuda, llaving three dis tinct. establishnients in Winnipeg, Montreal and Toronto, The total value of the plants alone running up_ into very high tigiires. 'l‘licy deal prin- cipally in poultry prodiit:ti~i and ex-

uf the world, linnilling yearly n very lni‘;fc share of the annual poultry output of the farmers of tlic Domin- ion. 'Dhey cuter to a certain class oi customers who want. the very best procurable and for which_prices are realized. In order to be able to sup- ply thia demand Gunn, hanglois & Co., are, naturally enough, desirous of obtaining the bust on the mar- kct.

Tliroiigli their purchases and their

knowledge of the output. for 1909 tht iirni relized that, though there was good money in poultry products for the agriculturist, the supply had fal- len off at a remarkable degree and what was offered was not up to the required standard in quality. The _company than applied themselves to tlie task of devising a plan whereby .they might establish the poultry bus- ’incss on a firm basis.

To this end they organized an edu-

cational company and for this pur- pose they set aside a large sum oi money to he expended annually. Aa ri result there was held ln Montreal to- wards the close of the past year what was thc ilrat exclusively winter

Sfluiilti. ~’Rl‘iCfiS0 B01°¢_S. piles, B¢B\P~.ifnt~atock poultry fair, the culmina-

`i,ioh of the-canipaign the firm have been conductin for "mote and butter

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cuts, burns and bruises. All driig-1¢._gK,, ,md p(,u|t,-y_~ and was A credit .$1331 and S50”-S S9" Hi 50°- 1101 UT to <-,veryone who hail anything to- do wish free from Znm-Bak Co-. '1‘0r<>r\~,wiui it. imiumiicii ii.. ir. was the larg- ""_ "|"’"_ "{"""|_’f- of WWC- _ R"f\lB3)est and best. exhibit ever shown as ‘hiiimfiil iiiiitiitiiiiia ,intl siilistitliim-i. one ¢-_m|\,|¢_ in g“u,,d,,_ c,,m|,|.|S,,,g M

llonrd in conjunction -with other l‘i`0- . . _ _ f _ ., _ .

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Stl Illil FS brought sed poultry.

Fiscal year. 1899 . _ . 1900 _ . 1901 __

1903 _

1004 lilllfi 1906 1907 ._ 1908 1909 1910

cxpolted.

sent. Mr.

Tiiovcinent

-ln is ut

mated was num.

'sts is the

,_\riv.c forhis

.-t~iitati\'e, Il.

_firoliritl ascer

nciits would

cd a lot of \r.v»lt,:'vmo,n n

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brief space of

ky; _ .. _,\ b»~ ._ ,1 h ¢ ees:-, for which producers in Untar __ _ U lc or Mmm do lm) “ L ou ii New Bruni-twick, Nova Scotia,| ,-_1-,i__‘-‘__‘~’,- b0dY-W8TH1tf\» lvl

Dozens eggs.

_ ; 9,632,512 _ , .10,1S7,90(l . _ .l1,363,06~l

1902 -_ _ _ .lI,[l35,l08

7,/104,100 5,780,316 2,601,427 2,921,725 2,591,205 1,2l65,BHl`l

Nil

ivniit of calc in the poultry proiluct:i_ and \vliich li: cs_ti-

ovcr $2,000,000 _ucr an-

l'i:ince Edward island and Qllebev | _,J-_fl-Z'-”-‘”‘_?.‘

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the icsult was that the show roonisl _»f_'__-_.‘ __-,_\.__i._'i 'u ._ \vi-rc throoget_l with persons; interest-Z '.'l_-_-é

vincial Boards of Fiarle take such ed 1|, me eggs rind poiiltry business- _[--._’- '__'.;,";/;_fl_____"_'1=_~j_~ .-

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stciis as may be found evptilicnt to from a producer s as \\ell as ri. con- _-___-___-____ ___ _,.__tr_._._-_ ¢,_j_ - Thousandsand th°u_

suiiici"s staiidpoiiit. _ ____‘-,_~_‘_‘_ _ 1-' ~'~_""'_;»__`<»¢__-`,<_f~, . .

iu..» ri; rut- leaiinn: educational fca- -

turta of thc exhibit was that every ' ` ' ‘ "

hr(-ed of poulti‘y'\vas repi‘escntcd, and as each breed was propcrly Ulisiled. it made it easy for visitors to make it coinpnrison for theiuselves, Besides

expert poultrynieii were. in at-

tciiilancc all the time, so that fine _points could be explained to ViSit-

eiitliiisiasrn which this show

nroizncd was doubtless of inuch value in increasing the interest in poultry »rodiicts, Producers saw that there is

in ;ioiiltry‘if fed and market-

c,1»pri.pcrly; eonsuniera realized that

is a difference between good

find .poor quality, nnd that there is ncoiiomy in buying the high class nr-

Not _only will it help prodiicers

to secure "more and better eggs and poultry," but it was one of the great- test educational features to the con-

of the city that has ever been forward into the line of dres-

‘Tlie falling oil in exports and eggs

mp! poiiltrv is shown by the follow- ing i»;tnt,ie~‘i.ics.

Poultry

$1,267,063 1,475,902 1,691,640 1,733,242 1,436,130 1,053,396

712,866 495,176 556,557 301,818 124,315

Nil

It will be noted that during the

year l‘Jl0, no eggs or poultry were

An iiiti~i`estiii;; part of the exhibit

'wns the public educational meeting held on Wctliicsiluy afternoon, when representatives nf the press were prc-

(lunii, in \\'ciconiiiig the

guests, dwelt upon the necessity of .fi

of sonic liinil which would

_o\'ei't~.»ii‘_c the ln.'a\'y lo;~:f-1 wliich i`iina-

prciicnt sustniuiiif.: through

iiriirltctiiig oi

Onc feature of the prizelist \vliii‘h will be of particular interest to provincial-

fnct that among the pri'/.e

iiiiicrs is foiiiiil thc nanie of ll. lilc- iiounltl, (llciiiiiinan, who woii scconil

exhibit of duck-.;_

llcceiitly tht: _Wloiitrcal firni'»< rcprc-

Jones, was iii this city

on a biisiiicss trip. He was looking

taining the output and

the ;.~i'ii~cs paid. If they deciiled to

vuiclizise from this _Province arrange-

follow later.

’ He had a short conversation with a Guardian representative but in that

time Mr Jones impart-

inforiiiation of v-alue to nd cnt' nrorl-_-<-ers.

port their goods to ucnily all partr_

For Skin Heohh

A lifetime of tlisiigure- x ment and suficririg oficii '_ results from iiirpropci' ‘ trentineiit of the skin or noglccl; of simple skin, nf- __ for-tioiis. Critic-iira Soup, assisted by Cuticuru ;- Ointment, affords the -_- purest, sweetest and most economical inetliod of ‘ curing for the complexion, preventiiig minor erup- ~ tions from becoming chronic, and speedily dis- polling severe ec zemas and other torturing humors, itcliings and irritations, from infancy to age.

Cutlnura Run and Ointment. are mid by

1' tu~r Dru A lnein

drirullsil everywhere o ¢ ~ - - Corp., riiila Props.. Holton, Suns. Mailed free, ' Cutioun mek on the care of :lun and ncslv.

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'it (pq all the poultry shown at the "!.i_.‘¢:c:mil;w.'c' __ f. Ontario winter Fair. li\lBlI>|1§_ UW ,f x Maritime I’io\inte Winter Faif. Am' -

Commonly cause pimplns, boils. hives, lleriit, and an eiitry §<|llally_;___ 13:15; H E nczcinfl or salt rlictiiu, or some other ¢`0"ll’9l-'UF ‘Ur “ Wm' 0 0"" n

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form of eruption' but soincciincs they l|U\l“|'*’_ In _ l~°m1 9

exist in the systr-lin, liidit-iiicil by fuel- 11Ul\i§l01S & 10., Limited, f0r f-h€__bcSt

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sands of little babies, boys,- and girls, men and women, are takingitto keep out the cold, to keep up the body- ` warmth and to keep the doors closed against Grippe, Pneu.. mania, Rheumatism and Con- ' sumption._

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“' Fisherman.

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SCO'l"'l"S EMULSION I

MULSHON

is the best source of

the match that starts

the regular fuel

buming.

Just a little improves

the appetite; a little

- more warms, builds up

- whole body.

world over by the mark of quality-The

Bogiiiiiilig, he tiiuclicrl on the quali-

ty und niannci' of dressing poultry. He said that if prodiicc-_rs wislierlto get the highest prices they had to attain the highest state of pi'oiicicii~ cy. There is a right and wrong wily to market poiiltry_ The foriiicr is to leave head and legs on und nlizeked without scalding, Ile clniined that the practice of placing of poultry on the market, drawn, niinus lieatl unil feet. lent itself to uiiscrupiiloiis dcal- ers disposing of diseased and aged fowl. As a coiisunier, he said, lie would nevcr piircliase poultry without

head und legs.

Another point he dwelt on was the

iuiiforniity of quality. For pouliry uniform in qurilit._\‘ and properly dres- sed tiunn's \vci'e_\villing to pay iii;-_'li prices and prices, too, which wiuilil make poultry farinini.: priiiitalile_ llc conipared iarin fed fowl to criitcil-.til fowl and cxplaiiied how his iirin, uiiicli, iii oiic- of their establisliinl-nts~_, had large iiumbcrs of fowl always on- hnnd being pi'cpt\rc<i for their pnrii- ciilar custoineis, this being eiiiorccil by reason of the small i|iimitit_\' of

properly tircssetl fowl oiicrinig.

He then spoke of cuss its n iii:\rlii»t,--

able asset for the fui'iin-i'. llciriuiiiiiig with the lien he saiifi the stvuiii t_o.iiit- eil for iiiucli and cnreful selectioii as in e;:i.1--lsiyiiii; qualities \\~n,; pgst~iiti;il_ llc turn spoke of the iiirirkriiiig of egrs. He said this was one of the g;i‘eaitx=i;t troubles liis iirin had to con- tend with. l*‘ariiicrs saved up cum; -for a certain leiigtli of time nnii tim, iiinrketcd them. ily tile tinic ilicsc i‘euc.l:r\il the exporter, were expoi-'cpu and finally lanileil in the iinportt-r'.~‘. ivareroonis the luttr=r vras forci-tl to siificr a cc-i'tniii perct-iit.n;:c of lo.-:si txliroiigli had eggs. This mined rr, lower prices. He mi\'ocateii the rstah- li~:hiu;: of cgi: cii't-les to lnliu tho pro.- duct of earli farni in regular intervals whereby thc retail ciistoiner is assur- ed a fresh eizg, there are siiinller los- sc.-: and liiglici' prices for the poultr_v

ninn_ »

His iirzn geiiei'zillj.' are s;>n|~ing mq.

ther time or irioiiey to rduciite the pc-oplc iiitcrcsied in the subject of poulti'_\' |'flii'.ing_ mm |h;_`- is ui\-0" "_ long lincs wliicli are in|iiunll_v liche- iicinl to thc pi~iiiiuci‘i', deiilcr und cou- SllIll|‘I`.

'1‘L’l<].\'Il.\l'

The fuuernl of the into .liihn Mc- Innis, l‘cakc’s Htntioii, look plat-ei yestcldny i-ii'i_c"nooii friun the resl. dence of his fatlit-r .losrpli Mcluuis, lluskin, to St. '|‘lii:i'cs:i`s (‘liurcli, and c_cinctery. Ilc\'_ lgiuitiiis illclloiialil of- iiciatcd at the .~<er\'it:<-s. The pall. bearers were: Ward (‘rane, Stephen (‘rnnc, Joseph Mooney, Walter Cur- rie, Louis <‘-larkin ami .loliii Fisher.

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The deceiiseil, who was only seventeen years of age, met his death in the Maine I.uinber Woiul.<_ Ile was killed by a licnvy log riilliiig over l1im_ H.-_ went to Mnine only four and a half iiioiitlis ago and his nail dcutli unilcr such cireiiiiistaiices is to be ilcploreil. Ile leaves to niouru u futher, one brother out west anil one sister at home to whom The ijiinrtliun extends sympathy.

Word was received in this city yen- tcrday afternoon of tliedeath iii 81;, Louis of William ltobiun, son of the late Tlioinns llobiiis of Bcdei|uo_ No

fact that a stroke of apoplexy_ sud dcnly removed from active life

man, one who bore a reputation for honor and uprlglitness among all classes. ’l‘he deceased was a bro- tlier-in-law of Mrs. Robert Hogg 01 this City and an uncle' uf Mrs. W. W. Clark and W. F. Robins, also 'of this town. He married Nellie, third dau. ghten of the late James Gourlie, of Fluminerside, who with a son and one

_daughter and an adopted daughter are left to mourn their great lose. The Guardian extends heartfelt sym- »...i|,._- rw hr~+‘~ r»l~Nves and friends here and in St. Louis.

CASTOR IA

rn mann ma ciiiumi. ilu Kind You lim Always ilouglil

(‘liiii'lotteto\vn; G. S. W., ninii, Montague, and G. Douil, of the Masonic Order-paid an

l.cliauou loilces at it joint

of each lodge. At the close

5, t‘liii'kc, city, which ttiol:

ul :.iirtii:iili.::‘. nctzotnpaiiied

gripe iic.:irl_\' four years ago. going out ivcst Mr. Clarke

tion to his work is shown

$5.50 Recipe Weak Kidneys.

ill-lit-vcs l`i'iu.u‘_\' :uid Kidney

Stops Pziiii iii tlie

-_u. w., ii. ti. M., Jiiage ivicnoiiiiiii

c.. s. iii-

l'l,, W. l’.

and Mt. meeting evening.

llicial vii-lit to King Hiram

till in .\‘iiinmei'siile last

’l‘i;.»rc \~§ci‘e about lifty members ol

otii liitlges iresent, addresses were ivcii by the visiting brethren, as 'ell as by :1 iiumbcr of the meinbeis

a very

njuyublc receptioii was litlil.

'l‘li.~. and news reitclieil this city yes- erilay of the dcuili of Percy Clarke, oiiu_i:cst_ sou of W. W. and Mrs.

place iii ntiiiitioii- the tie-