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The eaxaseinentls announced oi Klee Florence smith, aengneef of an-,' “li 11"- Henry smith. revnei si., 22,21-. B._Keith ‘Rollrle Charlotte- i'I`h° maarylrienae ni in-_ sinner pevyezignuiimismwn. win 1-degree en' Nm ._ to enter the P. EJ :Wd Hormel ,yummy ensuing'

on rom appendicitla.

6 Ali unanimous invitation lrom the

Q. 6. B. or the scum uetnoamg. ou- cuit to Rev. lil. E. Styles, Pownal, to become their pastor in July next, has

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~ ._ ie~nn_en' medeuw e -eneke 1 » _ lf.'l§`§°£e“l‘.§1ni'§f`°nne““ne..°°”..i$§'°§l`I.tnnnei°°"i 2een..i"" ii”5.§“.ee."°"f.'»'f~a».-.r.n»_.i"- '°'°""`i '°"“n.it.'l`f‘

p‘o;.t:_2al}:mt:i1o*mpott;;y” _of _;g:,n1'rovlncial Audiior,

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iyalultlzc' '“;l!\vl°1ed- “H120 remains: _.___ h » _

r ur years. then _

'~ *ev ¢° #bv Uma sam. »»ilf='l» 4:3 ..flu$;e'lL’“§$fle»2'¢f`2lrh5 l°¢il1°°¢l! came to Charlottetown. nh, cfm. D A mum JW W Prior to taking up railway work -,he ¢,|-acted ,flasks ’ Th gonna* ,hw was lecond engineer on.tbs winter yu 57 you., 0'( Q' ms.; ng

steamer "Northern Lizbt.” During unable cm,” 'fb' ""1," ,B . , , .‘:‘;.::'°.r...'::.;'.°:.::.*::. *=~ ....<.;..‘:.';‘:'.. .?i'.f‘t‘.. and anyone ~=°»n»»ne a1c<»h<»1= eanalony

me- _ ,

cbhilioal lbllit! and underhls cap- Ehdldvdzgdlefilliallalld nllilumiilm ` qt once a day and take SCQTTS EMuL°

:"i’l°"n"9f:id°°' th' "°i'k °i Vi" 'img' number ol brothers’ anli lllsbels. : SION after every meal'

ni: f;`.”.T_i¢._°§‘»...'f.‘°$’.‘if..“.§.““°..i...‘°'“..; 12;‘;;°‘;',;;‘ ;;f_,»;_1»° 3,- ;~°,=,g~1f_-,- S?°"f’S.€’*'"’~S'°N 'S "°*‘ 1° ‘>i°<2d-

Ulu Frances Blzrerwa. n native ni ,t wétmmland ' ‘Q ° “ “' makingqualities and makes new blood free

stake-nncn-Trent, nnglena. sne in °"'"° °"' ~ l from the Dis od h. h. .

lclt to mourn together with the lol- REMA I . . P onous pr uctsw ic irritate

lowing sons s.nd_daugbters: Frances 1 ' INS FORWARDEDF Th' '°'_ the lmiits and milsciesl its W0lldel" ,Heien. wife or Mr. wnnenn striex-'.‘,§‘° Q" °' M" "°"°”‘1“i‘ P‘“°°“' ‘"‘°'.° ‘ ful owe; 1' th 1 d - land. in oniznry; Anee, wue or nn-16°” ia, was reported in yeeieraeye _ 4 P _ are ieve een arge ,stif-

_onnrlee Bower. in veneeuver. B. o..|w:;'s,';';}o:°'°y§§&1f,§‘;° 2° feiwi l0ii1fSI an fi m0I‘€»

‘Jos _ ' ii `

Arcxgifg l§;g;';'h£:fth'i‘a "g1°b°t£g; Rustico, where he will be buried this, SCOTTUS EM ULS10N l'¢-

Haull Janis. and Gam” at hmm' morning. The late Mr. Plneau was a. places b0dy_weakx-.ess with

Mr. Poole was a rezular attendant at ymmg ma" °f “Mui 2° 7°‘"° °i °5° smmd b d t tl b -

Zinn Church U! which he WM for 8 and was respected and esteemed by 0 Y'5 feng l YRS C011-

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Dany as salesman, has received s tel- gp P. E. Island who unite in wishing ;‘Hfb°rb. °f gyr°;‘;'t';y°’ ::;;i:‘° "I: monviinobis ids: a Elric!-strlckgllvigissteg centrated nounshmg Properties'

ssc: ‘:.‘:.‘:;...::: ‘i:;f'.‘:.“::.“:..I:.::: ..z‘..':::x§ ‘;‘...f‘.':2"f.':°:.'.. “is »»-» 1-» :f:.‘1._.1:‘f‘.':_‘; .:°‘.‘:.'."°° "3 ‘° ""’°'°'°~ °'°'"'-°'° P"-°'“>°

r/mpapfr.) For me intending nr the nmee in onerlntee. which ne ie about to enter. my “i i"¢°~ 'i`i1° i““°'°i will *He sympathy “ ““ “ °“ “ B “°°'° SCOI'I"S zu gown' in 91”, of ML 0,,-mr who ___ plzce Friliday at 2-lg) l>-In-l:u:\'°m iii'

n _ _._ i ' The G di h o e res ence on ongwo Avenue, _

de van* Female hae been promoted to the head oillce. two ‘sugar gp this r§¢:)eitv\:dAf:ix:rii;l":`i: R,H,__G_ g_ Taylor omciatmm The _ i l _

prelilllll French regnlalorincver Illia. These Mr. Biliclhir M¢D0nBld Wal a Das- swam* Plibiiiilafi in NUW YW* Ci’-Y. to owing are the palvbearerst E ~ J = i I .W "¢»»f'i"'¢llv:‘§3f¢‘ll>'fe'l>l¢l.`l`l§"'ll§'§v'l§§`.i'“ll§|f.'l2 senaer-by the uni-my Harbor train fi" E\ii*#°l' Mins ML Georse Irvinz. Mem” G' A' s‘“"°- W' T- H“§g““-

li|¢i\*_ii`°|ml\lilaa|. Dr-devaais are mid ai Saturday. en route; to Grand View €°.“ °iMi”~D- P-1i"'i“K» V°i`ii°“ Ti°iv°i'~ Alex' Mcnonald' Capt' Fmmyson' CIIIUNII WIC GNWVCIT FII

¥a'3bi’33§i‘i‘3$e¢'°'"°‘ llf‘ea¢nar'°d'° "il'“n..'°",- ‘where ne win ne one er tue nrin-‘ Am°°r the contributed articles rub- M”"'“”“ A' B' W°"’“'*°"~ ““‘i~N°ii

°°'° “' oipals in an interesting event. Mr. ii9i1°d is 0116 from Mr. Irving's pen M°K°"zi°’ FRIDA H¢¢dCll‘¢IlI'lId.Il|

Spld by Geo.lil. Hughes. Apothcc arle Mcpongm U 5 mont; popular 00m. °“i»if»1Bd. Who Should Be Olllcera? Y- 1 a|°l§i9¥g'°°°“°""' mercial traveller has a host ol iriends “iid iii” i01i0Wil18 Wriifllll by Mr- AIGN FLOSESF Ti” “Vim

‘ '-1- . __ --- _ I 1 - Charles D. I-lurrey, Vice ch mn 1, 3 s ic caruna E11 in the Bevtilt

I I . __ ‘ li which will be imereutiug :O 3,; Church closed last night. The meet-

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- ~' GANYouWonn mls Puzzuvf £'.t‘.:;= ;.2::‘° ..i;1:°°°-.__ ":::... Lu" .“.“.“.° .';::.“ .‘;2§“ .‘.‘12.i‘l?51 list:

n n ni a ' - _ -, - ' ' ' ' " _ D leeling on the Part ol many 01 gl; were received this week lor Baptism'

active workers in the Student Move- i-‘iid ‘itii°i`9 “N Waiting ii`UU11BBf- cs 3" 1 ,he

mem, of N0,-th Ame,-im that B maga week. There will be Baptism next ix" Y °i'

zine which would serve the in: Siiiiday Weiiiiig- Rev- Z- L- Fail!

terests ol the work among both men Siaiiiieli "ii '02 ¢;i;iii°\i1i;D~i;i¢Y _C_0 ODGFH-

SHNER lnyncz and women was needed. The realiza- °ii ii if 51°! 9 E ii U B°\'i0B Of

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... A North American Student Movements LOBSTER sEAS0N~"'i`”° i°`°“ei`

e` Ke"--“~, ` 0 9/ k) i w in Mar. 1912. one ni ine uret nets ,iigilihg B°5f°° On the Ncrlh and East . . "~ . 'e |` ' ,- nt the onnneii wee ine aeeieinn to S °° _°f ° Island Ovens 011 Satur- ' f' ‘--"-I lnlbiqcff’ bzglxgrggglgmiaagmgggazc publish a magazine to be known as ‘i'*Y- Th* ii9ii°i`iii°1'i Bi? U10 V*\!`i0\1S ‘~'»1`-5 ,ef mn yrovmu m ¢n§,¢. me pw, The North American Student. This Points “i°ii8 the C°““t‘ii“¢ HN Emi" - I " 1 fr sketches repress t, and ibn 'rn Ver if he .newer-e having been approved by the diiier- iiig iliii Pi`°P“Tti0US 101’ H DHBV SGH- ' ' ' in. .nnirerlnni“.nini°~nn..... li

- ,my "_ A1, one: I1. M" at you the nret number ennnid nppeer in oe- Disntilul 111110 a wwe asc are sett-

.,,,,,_,,, ,,_,,,, ,,,,,',, ,,,,;,,,,»,,,,,,,.,,¢¢,.-.i ... mm, tener, 1912. George Irving or mere- ia: scarce- Ia the vicinity Of S°“fi=_=

‘lying your Name and Asdrcse plainly. - m0nt_ California' was the unanimous the scarcity of 'herring has been much

P8!l$l3D .sllY¢!'\V¢71'¢ C0., gl.; 18 Monlrcal, Que. choice as editor. It was impossible §°it 3; if :iii mea” B 9°Bi'¢itY Ol bait

. __ - for Mr. Irving to take up his work 01' 8 0 B el' SGBBUIL

I \ , , _'_' nncu the sret ni Jnnnnry which ne- _ ` “--

|ls’_~ 2 I lliir cessarily delayed the appdarance oi WEDDING BELLE.-The marriage

the magazine until this time. Mr. took place on Wednesday, April 9th,i

_ _?'i""'i" J Irving bas had a unique preparation 1913, at Plymouth, ol Mr. Nelson C.|

~ , for this position. ,Alter graduation Anderson, of Guernsey, and Miss

lrom McGill University, Montreal, he Ruth Anna. Barnes, ol Plymouth. Rev.

pursued his theological studies. il-Ie H. R. Vesscy, ol Watrous, perlormed _ . served as General Secretary oi the the ceremony. The bride :was at- ‘iif°¢'iY °ii “di °fii‘¢'° °i'3“”»°”'i’ii”5 McGill Association for lour yes.rs,and tended by her sister Lorado 'I-I. was remarkably successlul not only Barnes: while Mr. Weston Anderson in iiiiiidiiig UP the Association in all acted as best msn. Alter the cere-

departments but in securing funds mony, dlnne was ta tel ll ed - - for the erecéion of 8 building now in b Mrs HM; 5 “ V “mug mll made iromprecinely the name formula

Y . 1 p, and Mrs. Ray Bar-nes,

“H0 by the Association. As an un- ol Lockwood, alter which the happy d°i`Si`ii\iiiiit° MY- Irving was an active couple leit lor their home north ol leader in the Student Volunteer in Guernsey.-Guernsey, Sauk., Stand-

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SITURDIY

To Relieve

‘Ill bday-[U Q rod :mm-fo .J_'$._.I..’.71.....'Iv°f1".Z

Correct diet is essential

EMUISION for rheumatism.

SCOTT & Bowne, Toaosero, Ouruuo. ie-ee

Next to infancy,

thc years between len or twelve and eighteen are the most critical in life,

boys and girls who grow too fast. Rapid ' growth and the physical ch an gee that are taking place render them parti- cularly liable to weakness and dia- ordcrs of the diges- tive system, kidneys or lunge that very frequently, when allowed to run on, condemn them to a lifetime of sufering.

It is must important that at this period

oflifc those organs which carry of the body’a waste and impurities-the bowels, the kidneys and the |kin_should be kept active and vigorous.

Nothing will do this more effectively

than that good old-fashioned remedy, Dr. Morao'e Indian Roo! Pills. It actr

lr. lsne's Isdlss lee! PIII: reel( late lor lnlhl ssl busy.

them to do their work properly, and thul keeps the whole system pure and healthy.

Dr. Marr|’: Indian Root Pill: arc

as when our grandparents used them, for nothing better has ever been devised.

Made by W. H. Comstock Co. , Lid.,

of the pen; ‘A few lines of enquiry | takahlc providentlal hindrance hs was L =- _np-

has enabled, hundreds to make

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the Star -Town of `

Soutliernli Alberta

Why not take the _initiativein a ood stroke of business by finding out why in only three_ehort years' Catmangay has changed from a stretch of prairie into a live town with no less than 53 places of business, a public school, several banks, municipally owned waterworks and electric light plants, mammoth elevators, etc. _ 1 _

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Why is it that Carmangay heads the list of _shipments of wheat in all Alberta. No less than a million bushels were shipped in 1911-:_and"from .thc I9I2 crop the tremendous increase of haflf a million bushels lf And-all thii with only a fifth part of the surrounding fertile lands" under cultivation I `

The forests that grew a million years ago around where the prairie town of Carman- gay now thrives to-day, added to Carman- gay’s rich resources. How? .

I [ltifcortainly is an. interesting eouvieniribooklet we

_Want to 'send you. iltfwill show you how 'tomake lllef ltrolge .that creates dollars. Wh! |10* send ra lioeial .to-day. _

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Kent

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I |town, leit yesterday morning lor _ , _

Montreal where she intends entering e a the Order ol the Congregation de \\ Notre Dame, Her sister, Miss - Mary . _ "

as .

_ a theatre party to witness the per

-I Empire. Mr. and Mrs. McP_hee’s

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unable to go abroad. Later he be- came successively General Secretary

Young Men's Christian Associations and Student Secretary lor Canada for the International Committee For

ence with student conlerences not only aa a delegate during his under graduate days, but later as speaker

The North American Student the generous support ol the members and iriends ol the North American Btu-

THURSDAY

Miss Margaret Hlerrell, Charlotte-

Herroll, accompanied ber aa lar Moncton.

Messrs. Charles Mclnnis and Peter

Ogar in the employ oi James Trai- nor, Painter Charlottetown, were passengers by the Murray Harbor train to Fodhla yesterday afternoon. They will paint the interior ol Iona Church, ol which Father M. J. Smith is pastor.

were host and hostess at a dinner party given at their home in the Webb block. Covers were laid lor six at a. prettily appointed table.'l’hc dinner guests were afterwards joined by a number ol others and all iormed

lormance ol Mutt and Jed' at the

guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. A.

'8asfatoon, (Bash) Star.

As brieiiy announced yesterday the

death took place in Charlottetown early Wednesday morning oi Mr. Wil-

S. Poole, one ol the beat known

obthis. city and Province,his

bringing him in contact with

Mr. Poole was one railway men in this entered the mechan- in May 1875, aa. Slat, 189'l,he rose »

ol locomotive lore-

l901, ` was

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Brockville, Ont., and :old hy _all dealer: ar age. a box. I3

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you approach with eyes wide open. Don’t break your rule when you paintor let a con

iirst. _ , Examine facts and figures as

to quality and quantity of white lead in paint. For white lead ispaini:’s first essen- tial. You will find that only

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