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' ll _l` _ _ ng] mf.” N315 ' CHAR GUARDIAN ' ` 11351' 0|' ALI. -. ___ gr _‘OCTOBER 8, 191°' _

' ` ` 'A ' Owinl to the continued illness of oL1812. comparint section 3 of that ‘l ' ’ ` Alexander Horne. Ciiy had E e _or defendants Re “pp_“c“i°___ oi

CWS Thomas condition was unchanged sidering both statues he decided that l'0t 5 nail in the frog of one ci her now bemg heard McLc0d_ K_ L_

_ of the week for Safu fda! ¥ `§,°i‘i‘,"°,ff_‘,’;,,'il,',',‘f,,§l,,l,‘l ,§§'l§=°_l°i§il_ §ll°ifn,lf,f §_';’d“§; glsgf i‘2I*ij_"§-i"_‘_l1__§‘r"‘{‘i‘_ e‘:_°f_u0l;*j S rs ai p a r | I mfrilxlf' d§;‘;°gi _l;_‘;‘r‘i‘;§i:'f_u‘if_fri‘,§‘z '$2' shi~iy_ini;___fa_i_i_re____ii»_s__¢i_1ii€it_ _girl oiuie, sail

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l""’l"°Y °"°“i““ “l’°“' '°.“' °'°l°°" glides in the B. c. cemetery. 'there and there was not annie in vioi ei ' builds u the whole s stem ' ` the house of Dugeld McKinn0n. De- was _ _ 5 0|* P _ y - mry to accepting. siwerannnntion THURSDAY

sable wgsburned. The fire started the

in the attic. Their barn wae _burned from big; yi-eel: and there has been six dif- on ferent fires tiiscovered in _the house nve

since.

filer.-rge MacDonald, the proprietor ‘the of the popular livery and sale stables _ B un Grafton Street, probably handled‘Tn¢ irore horse-flesh during exhibition aid week than any other horseman in thelp; province. Mr. MacDonald bought and Pet sold in one week thirty-five horses- i'h'rty of which were shipped to par- ,\ tics in New Brunswick and Nova Seo- the

tin, the other five were sold here.

-The three men who were arrested g_

on suspicion of burglaries at Stanley F_ Bridge were up for hearing ‘before Stl- men pcnilinry Wright at Snmnl€I`Sid€ on pres Friday last and also again on .>at- brid iirilay morning when the hearing was tliei-

f.irthcr adjourned untib tomorrow. happy couple will reside at Ngrtn

Nou: of the stolen goods, with the ex- Lak caution of what was found on the wele pr-scncrs and which cannot bc deiini- Uni

t;ly~ prorcn. can yet be located.

l\l lution Transcript lst.

'l`bc Standard Oil Company, who B S

aw- having steel tanks built here for Wil the storage of olllwhich shall b ` iirlirercd to retailers by teams, arc Wit liri-Jinx! a large piinping station ZH? built vicar St. Peter`s road which will WHS piinili the oil through a pipe line Wllv from the holds of Steamers at the Of rnilway wharf to a large icservoir bel' at the station. Lowe Bros are the Eleg coiitrnctors and they are, also engag- Th eil iii building stables, carriage Wit liiiuiies and a warehouse. It is pro- dnt prrwfi to erect smaller reservoirs at PW Siiminsrsirlc, Souris, Montague, Al- V_€l" bcrun, and Kensington, These will U0

bc .. i iplicil from special tank cars.

'i‘h<- First Baptist Church, Amherst, Wi was the scene of a very pretty event Wh Wi 'ucfidny' evening at seven 0'- l)Y cl. r i thc occasion being the marriage °l of .\i sl Eva Myrtle. only daughter of 9” J- in s and Mrs Simpson, to J. Peter M (Girl n, formerly of Prince Edward 9" l~l'i\d. but who has been 8 resident ls of Amherst for some years, being 8*"

lim' clrrk of the grocery department ga iu ih~ ilcpnrtmcntal store of the Two M' lin---if-i~i~'. The ceremony' was perform- Be ed by the llev P. J. Stackhousc. Tbc do uslrc s were Rae Barker and Aubrey Ci (`.» r Mi' and Mrs Gordon left on the Ka Mio-.f inc for an extended trip to na (fan iiirn nnd American cities and P. Mi It *_ where they will visit the C0

gr.. om s home. ~

\ iwrrspondent from Mount Try- Ne

fu ivritrs :~Harvesting in this sec- Bi- tion is now almost completed, and Ge t‘~c ro' iid of the gasoline engine mn R, br nln‘nl_v hoard thrashing out the Ci- golllrn graiii.-J. Alfred Wood is Bo sp/iuiing ii well earned vacation with na fri.-. ds' _iii Boston Mass, being the Th g ist of his brother Joseph Wood.- Bu I-Ivor): Quigley leaves in a few days for _ibr domains of "Uncle Sam," whrrr hc luis secured aposition.-A rc'ort is current that liquor is being th uoll in the vicinity of Mt Tryon. It m is bio cl 'hat in the near future sufTi» M cifiil. r".'idcnce may he obtained, and U

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the ::u'ltv parties brr/iight to justice. 01'. l>l'0Perly speak-ing, the case _ l .~-.\‘r\i- rails have recently been placrd llllllcft Jenkins vs Peter J. Doyuc, oh lli~ brillges hclow Thmnas Mc- Sl-C.Wl1l"l Of that lnstltlltluil' ’ ‘ iqwrn 5 pnri william D@lnncy',,_ wnicn_ He decided that the aliegcd ialc no f‘oubt, will be much appreciated “mild “Oli h° termed Violation? °l ‘llc by the unveiling piihiic. The work “Ct and in his i“d€'"°“f» “"“°" “`”* was dfnc ' by thc noted contractor dbtlilled and °°ml"'eh‘mSiV°' hell wilt

Jnmcs Mci.f°ud_ _

the evidence in favor of tiie_iA»na tides of the club was overwhelming-

In reviewing the evidence as io thc

' bona ride nature ofthe Cluo, His

Honor stated that it was slioxn to

I he a common practice to obtain liilu-

.\ Pure Product of a Perfect Process - BAi<aR’s _

BREAKFAST COCOA

I- made from the best cocoa

$7' beans, carefully se-

£ lccted, cleaned, I' roasted. freed ,_ from shells

. : _-__-_ d h __

é “iff an t e ex

' _ , cess of fat, and l then, by a per-

! l , i feet mechan-

ical procese, ie

i , reduced to a r very fine red- ~_» ' brown pow-

der. lf ie ab-

'~ eolufc ure

i».'l‘3'i’-:‘:'s... lmiiillillii 1,' end makes a moat delicious drink. Get the genuine with our trade-mark on the package.

ll IIIGIIE1' AWARDS IN EUROPE ANI) AMERICA

Wallir llakar& flu. lii.

r.i.ui.i.ui1» Dorchester, Mus. lrseeli lleuui I lt htel lf., lolnel

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ors from the steward for ciiisuinn- tion at home and elsewhere the ii:e~n- bers paying by checks ‘or wine cards which were equivalent to moncv. "lhc first point to consider is whether thc Club was formed for the evasion of _thc Prolilbitiun Act. It was showii by the evidence that it was 'Iormcd to promote social intercourse and ma- terial improveinent, provide recrea- tion and introduce and entertain strangers. The members were elected by ballot, the President, Vicc- Prcsident and Secretary, be- ing elected annually. The exe- cutive purchased all the supplies for the use of the Club. The furniture and equipment were of the best qual-

` ity. The list of members included

Lieutenant Governors, Members of Parliament and others. A number of

, members are total abstainers. His ` Honor recognized that the Club per-

forms an important function in soc-

l ial life, but one feature that detract- ed`frcm its influence is the consump- tion or liquor off the premises. Such a, practice has been condemned by English Judges in giving judgment in similar cases, but when he considered the overwhelming weight of evidence in favor of the bona fide nature of the Club he must come to the com- clusion that this was a bona hde in- stitution not formed to evade the Prohibition I.u.w. His Honor then dealt at some length with the second question, was the supplying of liquor by Doyle a violation of the Prohibi- tion Act? This point had been ably argued before him by the counsel on both sides and numerous authorities had been cited, the dulendgnt contend- ing that this supplying of liquor was not 5 sale according to the Prohibi- tion Act but the arrangement or dis- tribution of common property., His

Honor then considered the principles _of law in the cases cited, which he said were clear and authoritative. He referred to the English Licensing gag,

'l`lic death occurred at about 3.30 hlllices popular young ladies. ThelHarbor the schooner Francls P cook

| n,'I`h irsflny afternoon of Malcolm of t

llvlmllan, of Founilry Street, in the

78rd year of his age. Death is said to O have been due from heart failure. De- the criiicil is sur\'lved.by' 3 wife, five sons nar riii! ,three daughters, The sons are, was l’rtrr_ of Durango, Colorado; Cass, of casi Si-~n~y, .\', S., Janice and Andrew, surp

of il. stun, and Henry at homc. There- 'ter i-in, of Syilncy, N. Mrs. Albert ley' Millcr, of Taunton, Mass., and Kath- in riziir, nt home arc the daughters..- for

TURTURED BABY?

le the Denpliring Cry of Thousands of Mothers. A Scotchwomnn Tells How Her Child was Cured.

"Wlint can I do for my akin-ioriiirrrl

baby?" How niiiiiy worried, wnrr:-olit mothers, whose clillflreii are suffering with eczema, letter or other torturing, disligiiriiig humor, have asked tliemselveii this questioiil Through ii:-glrrt or iuiprnprr treatment, some minor rrupiioii limi dr-vr-lopcd liiio n distressing and iinslglilly affliciiuu. Simple treatments fail. and stronger ones are tiird. som:-times so linrsli that the sufferiiig is liirri-used rather than a|ln_\'i=d. Er:-ii pro- fcssloiiiil~iild has proven ii.-rl:-se. .und the fciir is ever-prcsciit that fhe skin disease will become rlirmilr, turning the 1-hild's fiiiiirr lntoa nightmare of physical and mental mist-r_v. _Such inotliers. who linve witnessed their ciillili-en‘s siiffrrliig nuii wlio have undergone

the long, .slcepli-sw nights and dlsirncfinii nnxlciy wliii-li ilu-_v iiloiie can realize, wi und:-rstiiiiil the gratitude that prompted this letter from Mrs John I-Iwnc, 6, Victoria Si., lnverurle. Scotland, and 'ill read ll. with kcene.-it interest:

"l use f‘iiticiirii Roan .str-arllI_\' for my hab_v'|

skin. She had this cr1.eniii wlieu she was three months old. She wiisi ln nn iiwful niess all

over her bodv. Wi- ne vcr tliouiillit .Ihr would get over lt. We sat willi her nlg il and dey for about ii month, expecting eveiy minute to see her life. The dncfur giive me nn olnlment fo rub her with but it dill lier no good. My mother was home from Amr-rica and sho told m_r to try Cullcurn. Olntmrnl and to wash her with Ciitlcurn Snap. There vriin a great lllffereiire when I used the first box. ll srenieii to .motlie liar and she slept. l used three boxes of'Cii!iriira Oinlmi-nt and she was quite ciirril. She has the iuresl skin and is the liiitest Imby nnwi sho len nilniclr. the dev.-tor declares. I ani glad to it-ll any- body aboiil. it."

And that the iuiccesii of iln Culkure

Remedlcw is not coiifiued fo the treatment of erzemu, ls nmJil_v proi-cn by His. M, A. Hchwerln, 674 pringwells Ave., Delmil, Micl. who writes:

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"When mv lltile Vivian wiiii about ei!

months old, lv' pups had a boil on his fore- head. At flint lima thi- rlilld was covered with pdcklv Iieat and I siiplxml in rrrntrlilng it her own head brciime lufecterl for ll broke oiil ln boils. one nfter iiiiollier. Slie had about

slxiv In iill and I iiscal (‘iiilcnrii So|_p and Cullrurn Olntmr-nt wlil<~h cureil lu-r o tlirm entirely. We do not fliliik iinv one can praise Culli.-iira Remedies foo‘l\lglily."

That mothers muy lest ilu- efllf-ncy' end

economy of the Cuflriire lirincilles fnr ilwm- srlvrs, thi- Potter Drug nnil Chrni. Culp., 121 Colunibiiw Ave., Boston. llfssif.. will i-emi free on ap|ilk~at|nn ii gem-roiis lrliil box of Cullcilra Ohiimr-nl. sufflr-lent to nfford immuflaif relief lu flu- iiiosl ilisiresulng forms of eczeman rulies, llchlngs nnil .si-nllngii of llie rklu and ivciilp. Under the lnfliirnce of (‘_utlc\|re Olnl-

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today for treatment. iid frgm nnhrlaboxtg Judgmrnt mn Cures an humo__s_ catarrh and animal died. . c lllll sent 30_ 1910_

-1 yveo err ecswrsno . - - - '*' up aiu 'tries-order »

he funeral of the late Conductor |l-lon F. L.. Haszard, in regardto 3 l`h¢Um3tl5m»l'elleVe5 that tired HU" Walken- °l H°"`°°llll" N' ll." llrrdiifingcoli-ll; Ind fllilllli-l1l°5f°l` 0103;’

- ( _ _-_ ___ _ __ i l _ _ -| _ _ $ _ gn-I i

. _ “ _ i ' ii lwiiipisiiiaiiui and Maman and puny' _ ’~ §

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. ` Rev. H. E. Thomas, of the First net with section 3 of the Island Pro- misfortune to lose beautiful Pl' I0 it if P hnnti M

' » _l _ |m,“¢nn¢ Methodist church, city, Rev. nr. hihizinh Acc, mu. deaiini- with sais lilly a. few deyiraso She vw °“"°"°‘l £lg°‘l,'.§,,,l;,,i.. ythliolllihlilie ill! Pfgiiiitcigll an Every My

Y _ _ , - Hearts preached at -both services in of liquor. Taking the ord nun com- -_ for .the Charlottetown exhibition and proceeding in the mint" oi the win __ _» _B bright d

I N that church _yeeterday. Rev. Mr. mon law definition of sale, an con- . _ was sent-to the forge tobe shod._ B e oi Margaret ,i._ Murphy Argument ._-_.___ ._ .__eg___u___g _;}'. by

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ancis Kelly, City, took place yes-lsimilar case tried under the Oanad l ` "lm Veteran I' 0- R' P°“ml .cler l' h ith .- - ""i`i,`lr 2

= MONDAY terday afternoon from his late resi-lTemperanee Act in which he held that feehngl ristores the appetite' wll°.l"“.b°°" tlll’_`l-Y'llV¢ leafs 1" the fignsseisugliisaselinggsg-llvgmvcioi Bn?

e in st. nimsrwr cathedral, the ciiih was ahaha use inscieuuoii Cures P3 6116551. “e"V°U5l'l°55» """‘°°- ‘S "=“"‘“€ ‘"‘ 8** ‘“°“ll“l iicancs '

leave of absence at full pay prepara- P i 25c and 6o¢ n

a very large attendance despite _of the C. T. A. Act in 1894. Summing Accept no substitute, insist on hav- In __ _th _ __ __ _ _ . Q/\LTg| bottle ' ' f - ' . r a n . __ .‘ '

mm' B numbdr 'having lame dllwn up His Honor decided that there lladi I” Hood. sarnpmmal an ll “dal” ed allzlbllilt ofort; llnlfsclliilsqllriesidliinilicliil- -Herbert Muttart uedeque. ac- =l'==_' i-

llllgllilill HD lil'-¢l`V¢nll1lZ P0l11ts been no attempt to evade the law l _ . _

a__i_s_pi;cial v_i;_li_ich left on returéi a§_ the transactions had been carried on A very pretty hom, wedding, wok ingdliis _nssociates 1: tiiemsei-v_i_¢_;e and fompaniledrtiiyy __z_i_is_____y1l3:____i_1_x_r_i‘i__ éaniiiy, T

ir y. ere were many ora n dei- tn - _ i. in '_ 1 i W d ii ni ea _ing iisiness me o _onc n, s eaves sio _ - _

offerings. -.The Knights of Columbus bgen brollinlpligliz l:_il;cisil;nn€,;;wtlil1l;2 gimiigenif :£3 lalyiiglolalozgtléiliie ll§l:f;ltic°_ ai dinner in the Brunswick Hotel. lv[r_ Muttart has disposed of a good Larkin, daughter of Jchn R. l_iii-r:i‘;_a and the C~M-B-A tllfned 011|! £0 PB! there was no sale of intoxicating liqu- ville when their daughter 1.515; F15;-_ M°l.l°l'°“' °“ Friday night' .Mr wlll'll` deal °l me Swell' “op and lmpl°` Rlchllmlld’ lll Hugh B' Glllln. DIE'

ir lBSt Uibl-ite C0 the l!l¢l1'|0\`Y °l ors and no violation of the Prohibi- encelW. became the bride of Willieim en ls the llllllell ol. Mllls Mlllloll Wlllll' ments’ ol Bllllley` C' B" will ‘alle Place til deceased and beloved brother. ,tion ACL L Murrlay son of John Murray fn. formerly' Principal ofthe Char- _ _ Tuesday, Oct. 11th.

pallbearers were: Alex. McDon- Si: 'Ewan ' . Th - 0¢fi€t0Wl1 .Kind€i'§8l’t¢l1- Th rin of Minn Enliel May

, and Join. Mcponsiii oi the P. fruasmiv; ' "' l' ° °""”“°“l'~ W” W' 1 ° 'ml' ,,g° M _ I. R., D. D. Ryan, Dr. Conroy, A _ ` _ §;li;llel:_l1ell€[ o§;lv't:_‘ .R‘ Bgilht in like -The death occurred on Sunday g:xli:f_'~‘;vi“_‘_';;‘€;_'; ‘§)J"v_T'wl_l“dLol£il;' the marriage bauns of Hugli ll. Gilllly er Mcconn and H_ stetsmii _ very pleasant surprise party' was t, d _ Y ‘mme 5 e l'° 3' lust after a. protracted illness of Mrs J 'h oi the iam Rev W' of- the Stcel (ioninnny mm “-

____ igiiven to _MissSBessie Palmer on Mon- _t:_‘:_°s __*:_l_'l______fF_i_ends. _Mtiin bCidG- {‘l0“5 John Linkletter, Sherbrooke, aged §vl"Lol;'igl;’ alillmeriy of this city' toon staff, and Mini; Mary Larkli`nl_l_°°ri“K

. ._ - _ - i sy evening, apt 25l_li_ li ln n . - 'aw o e r e pa. ed ~ - _ - ' _ . - of gglgtigélliirzégggzg i;l_l;;sl;,l$l:_;l 3; of George and Mrs Teriflls, od ltllllce the wedding march- The bride Wlmilf' dillthglt sludge Sblfegtlekallglrillioresrlxllcllillxiill place ln Mollllloll °ll Tuesday lllglll' gyilhlnl-md' -ll L' Il' were llllllllshed

_ ' ' Mountain Road by her man Ii-'a rl tired in 9-Pl”¢t¢Y KOWH Of bl\l0 Silk fi l ~ - l

the evening or Sept. 27th, when star- - 1 1 n S , _ ve sons. Andrew. Ja-mes and_Brey

bird _i_ Rose oi North Lake and vista beiore her return to P. Fl Island. and carried °5l1°W9l’ l'°llllU2l5 0fWl1lte er, Sherbrooke, Herbert, Caliform-a _Loman Newsom _oi the Canadian Fred Davisoin of Cent.

Stewart were married by “WG _iiainty Iiincheon was serv-:<1 by Mrs _l:_St€rs. Her travelling suit was nf and Edna;-_ Linklggter Road; also, Bank of Commerce in Amherst has was _ _ ial Ilrileui cimr. B. A, The immediate ..§ilI.'_l’ivfif1."lliil.`.llll..'6`.l l»5§i.§.'ff.ll"l,.i.,",".‘f, .ul'§=rlili§l$ll`l.].°.....l°ll3..`§ll.ll .l3il.i.lllii§lll.il§.'. l§°i`i'.2.{l§'.l"lllli'fil.~l.` lillili' gill.” Cl§il§.'3.' l2°.fll..l'i`l.llll~§i§'.l`l.lrii§°igigllillliflvmfiili "Y dst °l“t_:§ Elf: g:;l__gN;‘;’3d we; "God Be _With You." while all join. and groom were unattended, a dainty brooke, lMrs. Jas. Harris, Summer- many friends _will regret to learn :sae lolili Baelllilllle whlch ll°_V. H. John. glniaia and Gaméid gwwart b__0_ Ed 3_1 _slng_ln_g_. Tiianks were erlendeill Wliflding dinner was served. This con- side, and Mrs. Houston in Massacbu- that he is S0108 H0 far “WHY mlm Irie' e ll le’ had Umalneil li‘0m

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or .S .fm-in-». :..‘::__.;:..;;’i“..€:;_‘”° S¢.‘:.?.1‘i.‘i‘:..i.“i’.:’.Y.ieipiiiis.‘:,2...“;.~: i°.‘;“..¥;‘:..f::"“;.i°2:‘.:‘i:f.i;“z;. _'"5 __ M

e where the bride will be heartily On Sunday last. the velocity of the ldbllhllieanllbldl(liyslfgyifcfodllwirlhfz mldclialll ilrligdtge Ixillviclils Gatstlildtlhllliiigilalndllilitd Dlrlllile lildlblleslelbldovlvlitililli ltlbl:kNl>lllllibe(I!l’lIl<l;hl lllllls

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tgglegiatlegligéegilggaaa ';_‘_;f'°c___t_l; :ind hwas 24 niilenxtanwhlrzur, being a friends who assembled at the staticlililir grave. day afternoon from the residence of 0

_ "Y CSV? za e. apeque a few The bride was the reci ie t of l *- D P and Mrs. Irving Vernon River

permanently, this another of the Pro- ii liwn b t t ii A D " m5l1Y - . , '_ ' _ _ _ ’ Rev

s 1 s on s wen as ore. t Murray valuable and useful presents. t__¥_;'gl__ii_i;_r_n__£_i_il<;_n____£,i§y.wni2&<ii\i~;_l waz; gnirifiigésynasre \__iii___y____cii_i_i~_gely_‘_a§_b_i_:_iid¢;_r'i. Por

is and lrl'00_m lJa\ctlJe best wishbs owned by B. Calhounl, and the Char-, The residence of D. Grant and Mrs announce-d that the death of his son _]_ 0i~n~ian_ Rcv_ J, W, McKenzie and llol 9 C0ml11\ll1ltY- les S. owned by Samuel Penny were ‘Smith was the scene ofa pretty wod- GQOFHG Dillvn had 0CCl|l'f€d in Cam' Rev. A. B. McLeod. _ mo

n T__esd__y evening Sept Zoth _‘_lg;‘;4;l:_ ‘;f_;__u_f__l:_i_yll8_§:_~__'ixl€wL;tt_E;p;vi;s ;l_i_niz__ c_i_n _i\;edne_n_day evening. when ilei"“lg]§fiiMaS5-~ 5;f_l‘§t€l"l;’Y~ The lat? _ _ ___;____ _ t __ ilngtcd by the Moderator, Dr. Mac- h J ' 1 C “ 0 H,\lg_‘ er' BO’ was married to ll. l 'Ull “T13 ll' y' Olll' YCB-rs 0 _-T \(} Iharrlhge U() I) “fc R B. 1 _ __ _ _ _ _ _ ...iii i.:.‘iii..l."“..l§; ai. '.£‘.i'i...‘.".° fr.: iii” °' Mo- °~“.i. iff" “iz m~ 1.385,” vm, ~f fr” the Welle Of 8 Veil' P168-SBD! OC- couche Shoals a small schooner load- ing I Th; ulrlgddiln ll estman Omclall 0 am ge wl ` ‘ls wl n 0- the brides page" S uga l 'an rs' N'

~ - » _ . . ` ~ S t00k place at i cal-ed lfllelef engaging 1" his tmde HS Stewart, Kensington, of Miss Barba- 2

<J__n;eit____n_ii_iyiigti_n _&;i_ieBr_i;a_i.:_rix__sofs_gi ;f_i___:_vei_ih____i_ls_ii__;y_eii_t__ asho_i‘e____l_J_ut It was o'cl0c|_§_, in the drawinig-room, whiscl: B- llB_inf¢;i`- H0 _$00k Sillli 0f__DD€ll$0il' ra, A. to G. Henry Stavertt, of Ker- C0flii'l Ofcharlottetown. - . _ _ - o muc i cu y. ' was e ectivl d t d 't ~ iaa ou nine ays ago an on on- '1 C1‘f__ g tl, l w it _-__

lgrsE‘lf’Ih“ 5_;`f_’f‘i§'a_‘i’lbf_lellnr‘l:_gs_:_:;' At Mt Thom-_T C __ ann °w_iiite fliioliverllslollllhig billiillall llldltllli day _night his DBl‘0I1fl;_ll°l`° mgelvell lSltblrl;lrt,al{lel\'illi(lnT(lic cellregiisny aw; ar?

fy » - -» _ c ou .oun y, nn en ere to the strains of Menldel - 9- fe °E'l`Hm “B-YiflF¢‘ 8 WHS Ying- performed by Rev. A. D. Stirling. bomersworth, N. H.. and 3080011 Saturday there was a reunion of sev- sohn's “Wedding Mai-ch " and din-insn Yesterday morning Mrs. Dillon left After B wedding brsalfifast. the hail- m0lltll"»llll`S~ ~l0lln Thnnlsnn pa l the Dahl- i0\ll‘ W¢€llS~ The DBl”lY|cn brothers of the Davies family in- the ceremony Miss \le1lic Anuable fm' B05’-"ll W 50" him but as “llc py couple left by the Fmprcss on a “WHY ill ll" 75Ul Your The rlciciiml

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.ht - t» b ii h ~ _ _ S en away y er at er, _ _ ci ies, eore_re urnnng o ernvi e, -- ~- sis ero some p_ _lim a_;i§¢l_;i_i_? ___;`_1_l_:__n_l;_g €l;_tW¢`_;>_;i____i: _v:'_nn__i1_i_i_i_.__d__e i_ié)____:'i_i___._§._:)l'_.___l_)_;:_vii;_n_,_____t_;i_ia_ni i_o_;>_ifi_;z_il_tcha_rniiniz_kin a___g_own oi noint _f;i_dll;l` N‘l1_lb'__llggrklllgndgfegfggtaglliai where they will reside. $205185. lflte Of Mvllctnn. barrister.

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ii g_'ie:l(i_; aiffilulldrehlilsivlggllse x_t___'§th0°nm» qwllllam DU-V165. Ol n’liniZS._ and carried a_sheu.f boiililiilt WW Years 9450 *md Elle anfla Cllilil George Turner, of Eldon, Belfast band: Anglti lVlCPll€e. dying nineteen _mn ___ _ ____ resent the __ m B _ . i uperinten ent of Water of white roses and lilies ofthe val- are left li" m°""“ l’e“ld‘§5 his flnher died very suddenly on Sunday last of year” “FTW Slle left S\il`VlVll1g lierbui;_

8-- li D 0 P ny Service, of the I. R. C., A. C. Dav- ley, Her only orniumcng was -1 and mother here aiul uve brothers 1 . , . ~' ~ _ band and four sous viz Joliii _

Called £0 Order by Fred DUHDBF ies, of Boston wholesale clothier D and amethyst p ndanil, the gill; 0l;e€i:e and a sister These are' Miss Bessie lleillll' ll3llilre`i3ieceahe€l “il” m ihlgkuisn Ph L Mc

- _ ' 1 - 3 . ' ' ' s 'c

lll ll lew Well llllosell remarks C* D‘-“'l““- farm" Ol Mt Timm. On fllv lli`0°m~ Miss Lily E. Smith sister of William- Ffllnll nllil 0lll1i"l0S. nt h0ln|e Ha goo lea ' up O x 0 ._ 9 hoiin Lumber Company. and Gro

» thc afternoon of the day on which he crnndei- and Henry McPhe llrgel

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welcome to Mrs Profit, presented ii-0nies¢_ead_ p ei- C_ ‘ - _ ~ ~ - _ _ on behnli 01 the friends with an Mi 'rhnni, D. Dnvic;l,al>lle§Je;ltSrl;Iii(i),l lildlébhililizl Uilizld' l1vIlcr>liiil)ttiiiiit;lthlll lilsndnrltmillrlowllil dm’ “‘.“l “’“s. Slim? ll* t°H_wl}e\' he §f_8iiiac_ Mm w_ D_ Steeves ___ _ak _ ant Solid sold watch and rm. wsshihgsnh, vice-Prcsirieht of the pale hiiic-silk ana carried -hir wiicrher the horiy wiii he brought WPS “"“d “"tl‘ B ”’°‘°“‘ l’*““ ‘?“*.h° vii ‘ ° 2 Witch WHS Sliilillbly ilJBCi`ib€d Eastern Railway and Lumber Com- nations and rloses Little Mlll Fonda* home for interment or not The region ol the hen" and died llllllle brothers survive her Will' ll MVS l'll”0fitS' UJ0ll0El`8m Bild l-he pany. The other two members of the Hunter was a daiiit fl er Bs' llle ll Guardian extends sympathy to the Ol me mlnlltes' The lllneml Wlll be Graham of P E I' Rlllm ivand c of Sept 20th, 1910. After the family not present at the reunion princess dress of tm; nlryiw .iiflll "ia iiei,eB_vL,d iiimiiy hclil on Tliursilay nfternoon next, Th ' ' ' " el' - B* S€l1l1BC_iUn C0 Wl1iCl1 She l`¢SP0lld_€d were Mrs Alexander Campbell, of tiny cap The groomowaesslup lclibltell '___ . Oct. Gth, from his late residence to y- leelmsly. voicing her arnrecm- northern. Seek.. the only sister and by his hrocher F Hcaie aliiilli li The drain of .I J chapneii of the Sl- J°l‘“'S l’”°5l’l`f°'l°“ Cl‘“f°l1 C°'“'

li lol' the manner ill which She D. R. Davies, of St Barb-ara 'Cal Saskatoon Mrs Sirrtli ytl ftl? I’ E Island Railway' camel as a etery' l

had been "gated d“l”l"g ll" Slay-the who was Superintendent of conlstruc: bride wore blaclr slilkl vlillicthletolli h c shock to many Charlottetown citi- 'i'

party had a very enjoyable time finn nftne Westin-n_UniOn Telegmnn of heiiotmiie The gmomis ins ll ES Zeng yc,,tc,-day The sad event ,vm -Miss Eliza McKinnon a passenger

tb games, songs and music, during Compiany of 'Chicago for twenty- the bridesmaid nd' mat. gi 1 not iiiiclxpeuteii' for Mi Clin eil nail] on the express from Charlottetown ich a very fine lunch was served night and' 8 half yea,-S 'bm who was were pearl blow; .ets. ifontiiu llfilllll long been ill llie was nom Cin"-_ yesterday ‘morning became hysterical Mrs Bernard assisted by several obliged to retire noni active work man a Did W wi? i ti? »ellt logtetowii ini July 1347 He was a shorttime after she boarded the the YOUHZ ladies D\`eS€i\l¢~_ Till! nwinz to paralysis. It has been 30 'ist a pgarl lacl; pix? tootheeilpmm good man interested in movement: train Bild lol' R time Created Quite a. ty broke up at 11.30 al, wishing years since the brothers were all to- girl a old si net rin and to ullllir tending to religion and moralit' an disturbance in the car by her singini: FS Pfflfit- H Very i`»l9BBHlil'- l°“l'“eY getlier. A. C.‘Davies spent this sum- littll gtt (lg t* gil tl' bl e active member of the tem elln and elling Word was sent. to Sum-

llef l`e'l'“l`“__ lmme- Tm; loléowlllg mer at the Clifle with his family but The egiieliltseilvclllil the llilrilileels “fl3i~n$; party which brought about lllrolllibcili mersilde and on the arrival of the

a list oft one prcsen 1 eorge it an - ' ' . ‘ . . _ . .. _ , _ 7.

.. M.. M.. ....f"zi‘;".;‘.‘:::. i;*:;i.S;z‘,';;..i’. F. :id H 'iw i;i;..° °‘?.;"“ °‘. 22° 1'. iw." .° F. Jam” and MVS Couslnsi Hugh- Charlottetown A I C visited his sis- ulrlmg~ E ~evemng lslil 0'-mi-A~nl band and futbdl ll-I nl: rodltlie us- '(131 will W-'O dere vim mg ol' ml and and Mrs C0iiBinS_ Mi, and Mrs i ter ___ R__t__e___i _“_ boston ____ was naiwii s_aii___i_; \er_y _sccegtn y,_ iiom- v_c__ ___ the Ra__r. 6_1: ts e .1_§_i_e§- ii o etaine her in the waiting room

_____n_ Charles and Mrs MouOy_M_Ss _o________ by D_ F _ and th? twn came to ine e. r an rs i_id e t_-»ri_tlie d wa t_i in le ye;1r_ hi until the train left for thc west at 12 sine Condom Missi Margaret Coin Moncton Wheré they _niet w______m A __ edcoast ti-iziin_for_a. s ort tilp. l'he _IVF han? tion iniléty emléoyett in t e _ ni. when she was taken to_ber home

"_ Miss Anna Hazeiw00d_ Miss an th__e__» coming to Charlottetown. _rits tréive e _Hin a. brown broad- F5: ____ ca an _ ox;_es_ ;z_1_Jar__r_ne'n§_S. at Coleman by Officer Phillips.

am B- MCAl`l3h“l"» Miss _MB-ry Mc' The eight brothers are all splendid bi-(hwiicl:>{:;l:l¢l,\ltetl;l:1ilci ad; lflmilfie land was a lbrilijiliicfnt prllilemblcr df Vlicetori; ll

Yéamii HN*;i_f;_l_l _lf;_l_l_ft_°_°éeM_;*_’_l;ll_s‘];i_‘$_" spi;cime_ns 3)! p_hySiCnl ln&llli0O<l. aver~ On October 9, and Mrselltiilill UiViBi0n S. Of T. Rnd he 0CC\1Di¢d Bl* towlilihiiii l$.>lhtdlay‘ l)i§§ll,rri:ll:e?taG\l~l1(el;ll:?s SS Tessie C0“Bins_ Miss Lizzie ;’~0¥__i';_l;_2 l;______il__;2__W\‘2l§_l;_f.__r_1_;i_fl __t_l1eo_n:_a- 2-_nm-V1c_noriaDenA _r_;>iite__to _llonan, lcl10S_:1e tl’-_il _igetgmcesdandlposlitions illness of pneiiiiionia. of Captain UHi“S» Miss Millie Collslnsi Miss Those who went abroad left home at hi' mal lrv ere ul lvl' ale up life" hd in ilvl d M'esoMdll Iialby In Wmlam W' whlte' aged MW' Deceas-

Jemima Champion, Mrs Jana Barn- an eariy age and an have proved T15 ‘gm “St"3l_ ‘ca ,ifillsséodary-K0" of this is me d hlsi _ryi_.° ‘_“§°“ ed was a native of Murray River, but Mil- MTS Isabella Champion- Mrs themselves 'worthy and successful uestay neil lay Wil reliuln wi' El- and ixc hllldann te lialllsh bl wx ow lol the llllsl' twenty years or so llall

Ulie Shaw. MP5 E~ J- M°Al`l3hh"' members of the community in which ‘son fo sfllllell alilew llllllls-\ ldllre' (ii-wi o E Th llrst 0'c lmls Bm 'mmlk been ll lesldellll ol Georgetown’ wllelll “Ce Clllllllllloll' Jllllll Cllll~llllll°ll’ "WY *"1"* “Sf their l0f- Snlldav tldgwlii; iolldlizri xcf Clvlill drllillgu tilillalppeil eoflhniilh hixlgtlllsfbrdmlllmiln ll" l"ll"l""“l tl” “"1 “Shins and wast- Ofse Bums. Chester Cl‘Hml"°"» J- they su attended the oiu church at i y O D e ea ' ' l“` oh... ii' ami Mr 'rh ' 0 ll mg' This ”“""“'" he was ““”“” “nd Barrett, Percy Bernard, S. Mt Th_)m_ and they will remain at ‘ résiélilzie in the wi'ste___f'l§l;"_;l;;; £3: owner ofthe schooner Joseph O., 0Zl@1`__» -ESD %0_g‘__5_;‘°rgim?__‘l%z? the old home for several days before WEDNESDAY Stewari of Ottawa Mrs R I-ll Tay; Ylllcll hwllsiengllged in the clmstlng Pnl" . 0 ' » ' so ra' ' _ . ’ ~ - ‘ ` -` ' . rude, er ast tri icin to Geor - Nl. R°l’°"t Hillman' H°he"' brldllli'enitltnhli;ii‘mi?dhlksDi(l:l1hjllldlgihlgt frlrilri Biffilrllllrllhlrl-ble ll(llllilBllil Kensdngtonr lldld ll-lhra obllthdlt cliltfllmellndpllllliglslli Miaftle town. with a cargdl of coil. Captilazien 0lnDS0n. G°‘“`lZ° il"“"'- Joh" their robust appearance is iiut. likely hroiight to fnisg 'city ]nl;Tné$,;iin2 in.ntl;il;r in the Revf Beninmsiiillléiizilif White was an active and capaible mar- lllll' "l f°" years to °°m°- three' prisoners, two Loders of Sum- Pell the well known missionary in l“°"- steady “nd l“‘l“5t"l°‘l5' His ` . merside and a chap named .Costain, Japan, and his sister Mrs. Mellisb. death will _be ll ll€‘“VY blow '50 the lie'

There was a large attcndniicc iii the I from Picton, who were arrested some -m--fi l`9&V€ll family and _Will be fl€0PlY 1'6- e Police Court Room on Satilrllny time 350 _lil B“mmel`5ld'2_ U" llllspl' A very distressing fatality occurred glfilled by many lrlcndll' He leallcs a orning when Stipendiary illa-;i.i‘;i'i\te cion of having had somethinlg to do in Geiirgntown yesterday afternoon wi o\v, four sons and one daughter to -

cpohiuri rieiivcrcri inrigmcht in the with recent rvnnerlcs at Stanley i-.hhiit 'three hiiesh when captain '“°“'“- _ .

llllllotletown Club llmhlhmlm case llhreldllli-incifliigliitlyolglghiihiiplthblyd welll; Johlgegveslfioll’ llgcilyl ul dtllll llélee The Hunter River auxiliary of the

n ' mas sc oon r , 'v '

taken before Stipendiary Wright in' of pngwnaln v,l.lasa;cc:i,,lilil;nlii§ W. F. & H. M. S. held their annual Summcrside and were turned over to kn1cn_ meeting nn the evening of Sept. 29th. the Qiieen‘s County officials where tha The Unity had n cnrnn nf ci-ennote Though it has but ii. small 'm-em'ber- action lies. The constahles left Sum- iiiles im- the Doniinion (;,,,,ei»nnwnt ship, a very flourishing report of the mcrside early in the afternoon and fi-nm the United States and was nn. year's work was read. The Millar arrived here with their men at nine loading ae Qiieen'i.i Wharf when Mission Band, in connection with it tllll`l~Y- Tllel’ were at once give" 8 her captain lost his life. He was Cvmlllcted and sent -awaya. largd l"`i¢l' ll*’l*rl"'Ff l"l"l were l"em““"le‘l 110 adjusting the chains on one of these number Of garments besides giving inil lin*-il l"l'i(l8Y m0l`niTll-I Ht W" Ul' piles which was being raised by block vrry lilierally to mission work To in-

clock. _ isckie f_r_om th; ;in_tc_l_i vyilien he irrease the funds, n vary niiooausfiii

li' 08 5 UU in - 0 v

Tlw Will Ol tllc llllle Milli* -l~ UM' to the hold stliTil?ilhg.ll~lis higd Odlng tlhle cliilllchpaigildiinilbns ililelilliolilflztelli/znlhn albllg ham MC(-iill» CitY» Wllo d'l€‘l “Gently piles underneath. His skull was had- time was spcritland a snu littley i A has been filed. The inventory shows ly broken and death was aimostiin realized with' Buch cg lllrll the estate left to be valued at $21,- Stnntnneoiis from me _mst th °;li°"i:aFem°“ 47533- Tllill is all left U’ ll" (i°Ph°W. Lust evening an inquest was hcld future iq'v i- alil li? Odin Dom or we Dr Ivan W. McKinnon, with the ex- before . (ynmner Dn A_ A_ Anim 191041 in ei! "ll lfvil ' 9 0 “er” fm caption of what is known as Zhc Mc- (]Bi~dinnn_ who cmpnnnelli-,il thc foil Vic _P c'Mres` ` msec Mclilcmli Gill Farm House ivwperty which is lowing ini his jury; A. D. McPhee -i~ ll [ill ll' lllllwll’ Slcly ‘li iff* lg! EQ? ‘l¢°°”~‘*’_‘_l_'S Bisfciii Nlillzl' (foreman) Seymour Knight, W. wi real' ll ' M' lllcLell‘l` had pains in the lolns and a wen ane c innon, wr ow 0 e ae J¢nkinn_ C ,__ r _ 3

Dnniaid MCKinn0n_ After Mm McKin_ Rev_ H_ w_ ‘}i[’oomI'_I_:_r éigercggigggi There peacefully passed away on the nonrs death this pmiierty reverts to John A_ McD0n__id_ Ge0_ A_ P0oi___ ' 2nd_day 'of October 1910, at her home li" flllllgllllcf Alice H- C. MOKinn0n- The witnesses examined were mem- lll llrllllll vlllw' llllcllel M'lcKe"7'l°'h°' The Will WHS mlldli in MBl`°l1 1907 bers of the crew of the Unity and loved wllll ol Angus D' Finlayson' ln and by it Dr Ivan W. McKinnon is thrice working about che schooner 'he 60”’ W" 0' he’ age- -‘»l¢l‘°“=h| the sole executor of the estate. 'plic Jnryvs vnnnict was; That Cant lille lllld been ill falling ll0Bll»h for the W. C. West, York, spent Sunday at John Weston was accidently killed llllsl lew months her death canle as 5 wihsior. hy failing into the hoid of the “l"’°l‘ t0 li" f“““Y l\'l°“‘l@~ She was

_ schooner Unity while cndeavming to a loveable wife and kind mot-her, and

A happy event. will take place this adjust the chain on a..log of piling, Wm ll” mllch mlaseil in the famfily cir- morning at. 7.30 in St. James Church which was taken out of the hold of cle' She leaves t" m°“m two \'lB\l|Ih- City. when Miss Ella Jean McKinnon, the schooner Unity, _ ters and tive sons. Alexander, lr/eat daughter ofHa.nd Mrs McKinnon High Capt. Weston leaves a wife at his ed l" the Wes'-I D9-“'l0l» DUHCBIT and field will become the bride of John, home in Piigwasb, who was formerly Ellilfi in B08*-On; Gordon in Charlotte-

s. Pierce. ony. son oi wiiiiiirri Pierce, A Miss Mrhure. daughter oi David ¢°W“- and Allfn and Babem at f n ,_ Bmckley pe nnad_'1\li¢ ceremony will Mcbure, Murray Harbor, H; also home. Three sisters and four brothers edyin the world. Ioucan pub s K

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The large number of presents attested to the popularity of the bride who for some time has been employed with the firm of Prov/se Bros, Among those received were handsome and vnuable presents from the First Methodist choir, Prowse Bros staff and 'the firm. .Mr. Pierce has been engaged with Prowse

me-iii, ilir- llcblng iind biirnlnf nlop, the rhild felis lnin a refrnliliig slefp. i if molhrr rear,

r n n w J

amlforiiii-Ilrid time-,pr iii ,. ml _v , Blur-ii fall- on ri i|i.~tractc-illllioiirefiold. “’l'he 'iiilriire Remedies are mold by drunlna Overywlse. -

happy couple The Guardian, in joining with their host of friends, extends best wishes for ii long and ilappy wedded-

-»e.- ,E F ir: 'fl ’i.

he marriage of l

Sacred Heart Church yesterd-

ln the “itll l`900lll»-ll/ and i'ctiirnl;i

neon, through a tel 'r'

,could not come aflzldliflrllliiillstll

. Johnson has since recovered. l

til-Piqlle, Rev. G.'A. Logan, Glen

n after which Mr. Coffin wus in

t Sliodiac, on the 3rd of flrtobci.

e was twice married, her first luis.

omas of Gaspc, and Oharles of St.

Jiohn.-Moncton Times.

ofthe largest and most en-

temperance meetings in

Kensington was held

Church there on under the auspices

Temperance ai-

attention- was

. e a eases

exception, were of a Devotional exercises

Rev J. B. Gough,

ably presided at the

Chancellor, Oct

Bros and is one of the most popular asking members of the stall. To the tion,

FTER UFFERI (i

YEAR

Cured by Lydia E. Pink- hamfsVei;etableCompound

Fox Creek, N.B.-“I have always

- ` ness there, and

o f t e n after In 7 meals m y f00fl would distress me and cause _s0lf§- ness. LYdl“ 1"' Pinkhsm’sV€_i!0l4l' his comiwun lm done me mllcll

good. I am strong: ar, digestion is bc ter, and I can wiiln with ambition- hiive encouralfed miinv mother! Of

nmllies to take lt, as it is the best r_c_:\_1;

tho p rs" - Mrs Wii.t.i_i_

he performed hy Rev. 'r. F. Fail- leaves one swf. and 18. employed in Survive her. Allan and Dimaid in New in “ - ' . erton and the bride and groom will fl" H0yal Bank of Canada Branch Zelililllfli J0lln. Ronald and Mrs Archl- Boumll-'E' FT* Cmek 'N‘ll" cm” a be nnnti_ended_ The bride will be “_ at Rexf/on, N. B. The news of their bald McDonald in Bellevue;; Mrs An~ tired in B pretty unveiling suit ni sudden bereavement has been sent to nie Chick in Boston and Mrs Jiohn

reseda green cloth and will carry a them' _Allen ill CllBl‘l0f-t€t0wn. `

bouquet of roses and'lillles of the Thls last trip 0' tl” Ullllil' llllnl . -‘ . ‘

vaney_ Immediateiy an" tha cew_ been one marked by both disaster -One

mony the newly wedded couple will gglilstlatglltyé wlim °“ ta" P- E- 1-

| th N th bei d n ar ours awee ago she ixrlliiingoltour ethislugllmthe mfllaritllm: was llllllllll lllllll °°l'°l° l" ”' 5°” provinces On their return they will ggi wills only llollted wlth 3"”

' cu ty. The cargo had to be re take ii their residence on Kent St. the C_ G_ S_ Constance i"mc°_

off. This last sad acci- the close of a never to-

To those who the losaof. a very the sympathy 0| were

The above is only one 5! lil” ifh°|l,l.' sands of grateful le'-5.0" "mc :in ciristantly being* received ll! __ P nkhiim' Medicine Compiinlinf ai Mass.,whhm prove beyond ii I 0l1bC__m_ Lydia. E. Pliiklianrii VOK°l°l\l’l°h _,bs pound, made from N9" ,Bild °dnj actually does cure these obstinate M eases o women after all other me_eu__ hm fiiiiea, and uni mfr °“fi”,0 ai feriiig woman owen it to h¢}`B0 “_ least giv¢1Lyl‘llh E. Pinkhllm I Vagrlnp blo Compound a trial before In up ting to an operation, Ol' Klflllll

hope of recovery. Mrs. Plnkliam. Of l`»Yl!|l' mf; :.'.‘:.'~'i.'.:.“.'...w» er or . thousands to health Bild ml mlvim- In free-

ney Post. "

team Tuesday. Mr. lIuvi.-oii cam,

nd in this city ,ind nn. “_i__c__ Ma

ll Silpt. 20th., tho ` 1 '_'

. Robert Coffin tiidhlllllaldcnlggl

|11. Ilreacbed an approlirnize ner: A

fl. Rev. A. B. McI.cod, nilili-csqeii

l" F""'ll"" fill’ Il00Dl0-~'l`i'uro

WS. (Mr. CoMu is a son of Edwin

er a linguring -illness of three

ee of Gaspc, foreman of the Cal-

le. is hcr grand-daughter. Four