Sauce that the whole hungry.

gal wil Elllln-1|

='P1li688IX ‘ f '"1 vmmunsrusvs ' _,__

Q ‘ L. ‘ If .

.!i...._'...,... ...__ ~». _ -~f--~~

...It pays to buy in this Province.

...There were no changes in the

Montague Market prices yesterday.

...All amounts for ‘Guardian adver-

and vicinity should be paid to W. Johnstone, agent, and in Sourll and pieniity to A. J. iuenonsid. as°\\l==_ '

_ ,; 1-ioiiru.

$ ...Capt Jackson, of Boston. Wl1°

has spent many summers lin Souris

- ~ ~ r house in that

* ___..__..__-_- answgr from him. The BOM! l0l` $1

l gave on when buying a l>l‘0ll2I`f»Y ll* Shediac The note was sent to _“Al-

re ‘

_:Vote Standing up to I0. A. M. Tuesday Dec 6_th mo- f`°f_°°\1e°“°;,,;>“,§,w,=1f, ,,,,,,$,;

ed unpaid It wo where about the flrst of July or Au- gust. The first note I gave to a law-

to collect and Skerry wrote me

' District No. One (District Prize Piano), includes Charlottetown and yer _ _ _ ent

Suiiimerside:

' La

Mrs. Vernon Matthew Sumrnerslda...

otrtriine white, 234 Gt. Geo. st....... ' Katie Large, 64 Bayfield ' May Coyle, 268 Dorchester ‘ Zilla Williams, 70 Elm A\'enue............ - Ida Doiron, 80 Spring Park Iload...... ~ Gettie Evans, 203 llichnioud

Jfennie Lonergan, 105 Pownal St........

.. District No. Two (District Prize Piano). _includes Alberton, » Kensington, Montague, Georgetown, Souris.

*>' Fannie Moase, Kcnsingson..................

.hnnie Garrett, Souris............... . .. ..

. Ethel McLean, Montague.......... .-

&_telle McLean, Al\ierton......... . .- Ljiazie Caseley, Kensington....... .. “ary Kincli,

Today‘s \ me Total Vote

33,310 617,320 48,370 484,600 53,290 472,800

371,060 31,390 402,450 145,530 6,3140 151,910 _ 137,650 9,310 146,960 113,850 3,270 117,120 56,540 56,540

Tigulsh

st Vote 584,010 430,230 410,510

000,500 047,1-140 032.590 5'.1,1~00 4117.210 312,810

552,200 021,350 023,220 539,680 415,310 325,270

114,010 20,490 0,370 17,320 51,000 0,040

of his inability to pay. A B\\hB¢flll explanation was that he had some moneyi”-for me but had to give 1t_ to Myrick's who were pressing him. Cross-examined hy Mr. Haszard. I am 14 travelling salesman. I know John Brennan of Sydney. I met him on the train coming from New Cas- tle and we had considrirable CODVGI- sation about this affair. I positively

, young scamp is guilty" (\'110Bl\lI\Z U ford). At the time I was talking Brennan I had not had a word

ence to the affair and all I knew

his wife I took the property b and retained the $150 for rent an

tfslng and subscriptions in Montague the givring of financial aid to Seed

A. Fairs. As these are most important

'in@lN :or .not are-_*invited to- he

has sold his summe _ __ _ _ town to H J Mahon, and the large mstegalgziherence _frdln _that told by

" * _ Whllt tl ` ` h wa

7*' lot adjoining to Conductor Stanley, other witnesses _e aearc s

,,` - who is preparing to erect a residence going on for Skerry prisoner said he _ ` thereon as soon as possible. lull! bdleved th __9l`l`Y ‘W9-5 all”

______________g_,___.____._.___.___._.___._.___,,__._.,__,_-_-_-l somewhere re _ from his spree- " ` 50 Ha never_ imag)i_ied_,»» at Skerry was

-finished at noon' and the addresses

.-;

...A meeting of the Farmers’ In-

stitute will be held in Cardigan Hall on Saturday, Dee. 10th at 1.00; p. in.. at which the quest-ion of pro-‘ tection of sheep by a tar on dogs will cours’ up for discussion and also

matters adleoting the good of the, whole community a large attendance is requested. All interested, whether ‘

pNi`e1\%..‘ ,

wang QV' "', -His doings without any

dead until body was found. On the day the body was found Geo. Skerry, one of the searchers and a brother of the deceased, made the remark, that this was the first day he had joined in the search and only did so because people were beginning to talk about him. Geo. also said that Will had a weak heart and further added that he hoped the body would not turn up around. here and also said "Will had always been a nuis- ance to us."

At this point court adiourned un-

til 10.30 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Th_e` case _gli likely be finished to-

morrow: ewnvldence likely being

QUARJZINU '

did not say to him “I believe U16

1. to of

correspondence from home in refer;

it was what I had seen in the na- pers. After the death of Sherry ang ~ ' ac

by the Azprney-Seneral, Mr. Mc- Quarrie an 'His Lordship--will likely *MKS UD ¥__h0'gre8t€i' part 'of the af- ternoon i “e¥fdence"f*is concluded.

winanass coMMUNIOA'rIoN

wrm MAGDALEN 1sLANns.

(From Consul Frank Deedmeycr,

d Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is-

~~ Blanche~Buunders, 'l‘rilby...... .

#Amie Bernard, 'I‘ignish......................

53,1440

53,840

depreciation of value. As 1_tl10' _ that the fact of Skerry’s wife h¢\l\8

" District No. Three (District ‘Prize Piano), includes the villages and 3 consumptive would interfere with

°= I

' Margaret J. Stevenson, New Glasgow

5404110 524,740

27,300 4,020

507,870 529,660 490 170

Annie Hume,

- Christina Makes., Heatherde.ls.......

Mary Brehaut, Alexs.ndra............... Annabelle McKinnon, DeSable.......

4 Julia Graham, Bradalbsne ....

Bon Weetaway, Albion, Lot 59.....

_ Ida Johnston, Peter's Road...........

llyrtle Taylor, Founds Mills... Tillie Howatt, Coleman ..... ..

~' Florence Good, Winsloe Station.........

Mrs. Robert Hardy, Montrose............ Mrs. Mabel McKinnon, Gaspereaux.... larie DesRoches, Mircouche...............

.» largaret Gay,_Mt. ` Jessie Cameron. Caledonln................'.. Ethel Huggin,

Agnes Gillespie, Sherwood Station....

Mrs. John Smith, Hunter Riverr.........

_ Adella Horton. Gladstone....................

Evelyn Boyle, Glenwood..................... Phoebe Buchanan, B‘rederlcton........

400,300, 29,310

I never had any offer from Ulford to buy this porperty, but had he want- ed it I would rather have sold it to him as I would have been sure of getting paid for it. While in scllin

_iufnty as to the proljalile time of the

land, Canada.)

Each spring there is great uncer-

resumption of navigation to and from North Atlantic coast ports.

This is due to lack of information

about the condithin U1' the ice form- ed during the winter on the north

g coast. of the`St. Lawrence and in the

. _ ' ""“ nw <1' .»_1.-'ff' “_” ' _ ,

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_l .MONTAGUE, SOURIS*-»1~i:74. f J Y91= owe 11 _t0 Y°u_f Own bf’-Sf_J“d€“?¢“" 'f° *fy Psrchme

S1 keen Well ladly buy a 50 cent.

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You know the "know-it-ails." Sus-

picious or everybody and everytliiug.

They pronil.=.f=1l well at one time in

ihclr \a1'ecr, 1114-n lhcy seeincd to dome ln ii f-ull stop.

Just_becausc of that unhappy dis-

lrust, that suspicion 111111 won for them the same aftlludc in return, that made every one distrust and dislike ther-1.

Nou' yc1i're not a “know-it-till."

-Only about one pci- cent. of the people arc.

We feel sure that you 'have an open

receptive uiind-one that is anxious 10 learn more, to udvnnce. ~.

And to you-‘we say that you owe it

io your own best j11dgmexit,1_o'_fry Psychlne. _» _`,f__‘._ ' ""

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Evei now and thcn wc come to 11

. .y _

certain epoch' in nicdlcine when wc :":“n"_fJ_!"9§l'.. th i nk advance oi' improve ment lm- 'F-e,,m|a‘$\-e,,k,,e,,,,

possible. J

Then some one comes along and the

whole school of medicine is overturned, neu' and apparently indlspufahle thcor~ ies, all good, all progressive, _

In the progress of medicine we some-

times .discover new rallies in old things.

Ona of these Is in thc cfllcacy of cer-

talfl h9'fb5 lf* "W9 ‘ll-“f-*35l‘~ ‘drugglst an ordcr (for which wc pay :

And thc reas0n_ih<-_v cure is iliateliim the regular rf-full price) for a E

they increase- and s11'1-ngtlicn the white corpusclcs of the blood-the Phage-

_-»-<1_KlN,G S C01lIlllfl_ r1_,,_(1;>_¢<>_§g_\1__f1,°~°=d _ _

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cyies-the scavenger: of _ ,._.b0dJ!.1 ile- vourlng every germ of lafiiflel mil, gains entrance to the bodll- -. '§'¢,i.f,-11211:.

A third of a century ago, Psychine

was compounded of certain lieijbi-1.' .=

'Since that time it has cured hun-

dreds of thousands.

And all because it contained those

herbs that science now knows builds up and strengthens the white cor- puscles of the blood-the Phsgocytes.

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lf_y'on_;'_lnii'e_ any of these ailments

don' bt' a~=*'know-it~all," it won’t puy you... . , -_.1

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out the and

~ u.s'g-of

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at our expense, fill mall to us.

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Weak Lunmi

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.~\f|er~nfl’1»ef»= of Plourisy, Pneumonia and

I1:\Gripp0.

Noir, we don't ask you to take our

word for the frenicndoiisly beneficial

effcct of l’s_v1-liinc. Fill out the coupon ht-low, mail I1 in us and i\'c'll give your 5

.lmlignnl on ' l’o0|‘App1;1ilo (‘hi|le and Fnvcrs

50-cciif bottle of Psychlne to be given 5

you free of cost. '

We will undoubtedly bn

liilllllle in this 1ua1iue|‘. lihndgelhsdht

giousands of these 50-cent bottles °¢

sythfne.

4 And we do that to show our enlli-9

c_r;:1_f_i_d_ence ln this wonderful prepg.

A confidence that has been haged on

our thirty years' experience will, lm, Splendid nreimratlon, win. ri nm irnnw. ledge of the hundreds oi' thousands of cures it has made.`

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' Street and 1\’\\mher..,.. E This coupon is not good for a 50c. bottle

: of_£’:4ycl_\_i1i_;a°if l1r;_1se;i!.ed to tm: g_ruggist

- m\\ sen u -we w en uy tho 50_c. bottle of Psycliina from your druggiat und direct him io dcllrerlt to you. Tliis offer may be withdrawn at itinyi time without notice. Send coupon o- ay.

gions,kdi:ift.'i1i'g*so\1th-*in 'does and idlormgign is-_hlghlY Vllllwmg- “Iliff

lodging'-in harbour entrances, which kt`aps'=the ports ice-looked in some years till May and J une. 'The local- ly formed ic_e is seldom of a thick- ness to inteiilere- with navigation af- ter tlie lst. of May. The time for safe navigation depends entirely on the thickness of the floes which drift down from the northern waters of the gulf and from Labrador through

winters, when the cable connec ng the mainland with this islandgroup fails to 'work. _navigators _are often unable to form a correct judgment of ice conditions in"tbe‘N0\‘th- T118 Marconi Company will this fall erect a wireless station _on the Magdalenes to be ready foe ssrvfq_,,_»the Coming winter. Three men areg; to be -.in

charge during the winter "_~1i;ni0\1€hB~

the Strait oi Belle isle. and two in snnuner. ~'1‘1ns» egsures

maritime provinces.

The Point Armour and Belle

stations are to be kept open

Isle the

whole of the coming season.

means of the information to be fur- nished from all of these points it will be possible to forecast hereafter with some accuracy the probable time of the resumption of navigation from: and to Canadian North Atlan- tic coast ports, as also the possible

440,000 402,040 -127,5s0 305,990 383,150 353,100 343,100 321,000 292,100 204,010 242,0s0 20s,050 199,710 107,170 104,700 05,300 00,310 02,500 52,000 31,000

37,340 10,300 211,410 20,400 7,3110 0,420 33,000 7,310 8,300 0,300 4,150 10,400 13,000 0,000 3,500 1,000 14,400

. 4s4,02o 472,340' 456,000' 302,300 300,540 305,310 370,100 328,390 300.550 270,310 247,130 219,350 213,310 113,570 108,260 00,300 74,710 02,590 52,000 32,000

to Skerry I was taking a chance. Ul-

- _ford Cunningham, the Uprisoner, _was ' next placed on the stand. Examined

by Mr. McQuarrie he said “1 met Wm. Skerry at Lewis' on Tuesday, June 28th. It would be somewhere a- bout nine o’clock in the evening. I had oftnn met him before. He was a second cousin of mine. We never had any serious quarrels, except one time when he called me a liar, afterwards apologizing. When at Lewis' that evening he came in and asked for a small bottle of beer and three of us drank it. After a few minutes he cal- led me up and asked me to get my - horse and take him up to a party at

Kildare. I told him I did not feel like going, when he asked me again

' and I said “Come on." He said lie

would supply the whiskey and band-

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HIBITORS l\'l` MMIERST

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.Br0<11e, 2 1101>.; 1`1`r»15_~_-

SU,” 9 nmths 'nd ____ 15 2 body was hauled ‘in face downwar

I - - 11 in .r - _ . . Pope (’.UOk_ _ and iemnined so until we turned

Sow, six months and undo ‘J-l nvprf Un the body were pB‘“ts'c°at SB . H , th th t and 2 w .1 c1‘ 3 1 w rc' “"0 “`“' The °°“* was °P””- The txiieyesnid 3058;; :S Kifdarffsghxht in

, Mrk ` ' msun’ " ` 'nu' vest was huttoned. the tie and col

ed me $1.25 to get a bottle which I did. When I got the bottle several of us went down towards the Post Of- fice and with several others had a

ntimw hom __a_____ 1___ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ *_ drink out of the bottle. Prisoner "_ '” ` ”""‘r' ' ‘ " lléliwcen H Pint and a quart of it. Th

__ then gave in detail of their move- d' ments, of their going down to catch _t the horse which was practically the 1 same as that given by previous wit-

' catching the horse they got wet and

c .

' . ` ~ . , l ‘e Huw, under six mouths-2 A..'\.1\l<:- `?;_:;lH :Eauyasdmihelihewggothes I Suggested that W€'g0 h0m¢ and

Death. _' , _ ` _K “U

Sow under 9 n nthsn, _., “__ H _indication that I could see ofafight.

change our clothes to which Skerry oblected and we decided not to go to

. io _

sow 11 0 ' ti I ff ' ‘lid “Ot “Oil” “Y m“‘l 0” the Kildare. we than had two drinks out

= B,;a}_h_' n or sm mon 1' ' 'J' | clothes on Skerry. I have noti

Th_ r ‘d :h _ _ _ 'this sediment of a reddish color

E of the bottle and Skerry then left as

I thought for home. Witness said

c g ai 1 arnmor _

.,won finally by 1', lir-,.fi¢,l Wag 1_h“ “_"tt"‘ ‘;f ttlralghd Tlfe “lim which that he believed that he himself was

' - - "1" H110 2 0 Y “HS 0 11 red on. some. He nm intended -to 0

Special dnuatcrl hy .\cr\'ic1- breed-

The cup donated by the Atlas

Stock Food (‘o was won finullv li

dish color

furtlier was brought out.

Z Z Y E home by the French road. I was

e1"1-1 Assn(-iatian--1 .). A. Callheck ' _ _

" ' Under Cross examination nothing' drunk and did not know what hal).

pened. I found myself at home the

W, J, (‘,l1,g¢,n_ ` y _M0lltl1l€“0 MCLBO0 Wl1S_ U12 neil next morning. Speaking of his move-

Blatchford (`alf Meal Factory don- Wltnnss '.md when exaimmned by M' ments of Wedne5d5Y °V°“l“K Witness

McQ11arr1e nothing of importance was said he was with Geo. Murphy most

ated fifty pounds meal and this was won by A. A. McBcath.

Poultry.

Plymouth Rock (barred)-L. H. D.|

_Foster l pair, 3 cockcrcl. ‘

Plymouth llock (l»nlf)- l_.,H_1i_

-F01-lter, I cock, l 11nd 2 (luclierel 1.

_*and 2 piillcts, 1 and 3 hen. I j` lflymoiith Rock (unility pair)-1,, H. D. Foster, 1 Cocks-_rels, 1 and 2 pullcts.

Breeding Pen-1 li. H. D. lfoster, , Plymouth Rock (white)-»-A, B05.. Well._1 breeding van. 1 pair eoeiremir, 2 pair pullets, H. E. Millar, l and ii Cockerel, 2 pullct, 3 hen. 1

Turkeys-A. B1-,s-well, 2 ll;-nlizn

Cockerell, 1 Bronze (lock, 2 lien, 1 A. 0. V. _

Geese-A. Boswell, 1 and 2 whim

Emblem (louder, 1 and 3 goose,

Geese (hatched in 1910)-A. B05-

Well, 1 and 2 Gander, 1 and 2 KUOSB. (A.0.V.')` 2 (lander, 2 (louse,

*Gander land 2, goose 1 and 2. ' _ Ducks-A. Boswcll, (Pekin) 1 drake, "1 duck (Hatchcd in 1010) 1 and 3 ’¢_Dr4ike, duck 1 and 2.

~~,' Potatoes.

LOIlg Whitt*--1 P. l_l"11flie, R03;

Tyre-2 Bmfliv. Dark skin, 1 nrmie, 1 White Face--1 McLean, ii A Mc- Boath; 4 Ernest Bulman, li W. H. Mc- iflregor.

Any other variety-1 Horace

Wright, 2 Prosper Gallant, 4 Wood llnd Son. _‘ "Potatoes from hand selected seed

wr round white type-1 D. C. Mc-

-"?gg_r;§__wn1te__ 1ypt-1 Richard creed ." ons y 11 l i 1 ._ (QW. H. McGrego(l~Yv ,eg "Mrs on y ,,

' Oats. .

rg-kpni

flildilmvcl.

.-ilhcrt Kilich, examined by Mr_Mc-

horly was ‘.‘ouii1l. Saw body that

were nent and tidy and there Im n-.lthiiig on them to indicate any scuffle. I noticed mud of a reddisl color on the legs of the pants and the lower part of the vest. I sau prisoner sometime during the weeli Sherry was found. Had no conver- sation with him.

Allicrt Graves, fufflniined by M1

Mcuiinrric. Kno.\ in-iii Skerry ant piisoncr. Had 11 ooiiversation witl

ter Skcrry's disappearance at my own house. 'He»said "Skerry and 1 were sitting on tlie-,banking at Johi Cunnlngham’s house one day lasl spring nnd Skerry said he had n<. housckc-nper and had so much troulbll- thnt he felt like doing away witl hfrnselff' Saw Ulford on Wednesday afternoon about two o'clock. H1 was fairly sober. There were nc scratches on him or anything that would indicate a scuffle. Ulford was nt my place again on Thursday. think he not some beer.

Cross examined by Mr Haazard.

Never had any conversartion witl: Sksrry about his affairs. Had conversation with Ulford on Satur day evening. He told me he lef Sherry at the line fence. Did noi hear prisoner say where the bod) ws:-1. Heard him say ‘1‘lt is q\ieei_

where he ls." Heard the talk among the women that Ulford came bac to Alberton for more liquor thai Tuesday evening but the women af- terwards denied saying this. Hear: no person say where Skerry was' Jas Cunningham was the next wit

ilichnrd Stapleton a short time af-

of the evening. Witness denied meet- lng Wm. Stapleton on this Wednes-

Q11:i'rric.l\ Remember when Skeri11y.’r.`_l day evening and said he made.no

;‘ such statement as was given 'by Sta-

cvcni :. Noticed clothes on it. They 'lleton in his evidence. After I left

MuI‘lJhy's I met a number of the boys (Witness here gave names) but ieft them shortly afterwards. . This would be about 9.30 or 10 o'clock. lfter I left them I went up the dock road and while up there got a bot- .le of rye whiskey. Witness said on ny way home I passed the house of leo. Tweedy. I cannot say anything if my talking to myself. I have no- ;iced that I often do it. I do not re- nember of talking to myself that iight (Wednesday) I do not remem- her saying any of the remarks as _given by Misses Tweedy and heard in their evidence. _The prisoner then inder Mr. McQuarrie's questions

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HAD KIDNEY TRQUBLE. .

cuuu 11111 cms ni: noir

*’ mn vuis 'si nam. _ 0

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Mia Iluel Hsu, ‘Wiacliuter Springs, Int, wnfAs:--“I was troubled w th my ridneys for five years. They were so _iad, at timm, I could not cross the floor or the pain. The doctor could not do me any good md a friends advised me

dx boxes and now! have ben cureduini- wer four ears I will recommend them

n brother of the prisoner I now N .mm “W rg ’I.i‘J.l§;;1§.°.‘; §i23§;"§F .§.i2S-“Sill ,,,,-- “~;,,"*;,;'°v,;,;-“,;',,, ,,,,'"°°,,;, :.11';=.-.;‘:.:1“.=1'.‘1.'.o°:1nv'.ni ..,m...,,.,,, c,

Vlflt-1E. W. B - - nw. ' " i ' ' ' ` `

to use D0a\'1's Kidlmy-Pills. I bo ht.

beyond. It is the ice from these re-

Eltrait of Belle Isle and the waters

The Magdalen islands form in this

respect an outpost from which early lottetown and the other ports of the

I . .._ ~ constant communicativm. _sv'iilg,,.'-Uhar-

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dangers to the trans-Atlantic ger- vice in the early? summer month; from huge masses of ice.

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ite store-tlie latest ideas are shown here in :1 delightf1ilf1‘a`ii'ge of the sliclcest colors, the swellest patterns and at the 111o_st__`p0p'1§§r prices. " K " " '

W'c are giving splendid values in overcoats riglit .at tliisvéry

time-College Coats can be seen lierc that set the style standard

You can’t Buy a Better

Coat for $9.25

li` g ‘ c cl. the whole Province from

emi l):%g1iil:§1"\%§o114'll1n`t buy a better “College Ovcrcoai" for the money. Stylish, nicely sliaped shoulders, has trappy military collar, fzincy c\ifl°s,_s|mps, lined wiih good quality fwill li1ii1i§,f,` slioivn in di|`ferent~_s9 patterns and colors .. . .._.<.‘. - .'.._. ... ‘

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plementl consisting of 5 horses all young , I

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-1 A_ E amcman 2 Horace ness. Examined by Mr. Mcquarrie. 1 un every syu.llerdr." _ eadcfditlfzi-f1§|§'i”l_\_c_i'_iE::_&I°__E_;?_=__¢?;_ _ . _ » » 1

Benflmln Mallett, 5 Joseph _m a _ ` ° ‘mmm 0|” _#lid ll a' :sig-`l‘i?>b :igisylii ?` _I Y

1 ~ Ml. - . Gibson , _

w1|.‘.c mm~ rt 5 J. h 1 thc- pure e of the place where go mg' .ug d-¢||q,|°¢|_., gn, . _ . t 0 alt and Be t cated Hotelln

_ilk :ha 1 oseh Arsen Skerry lived. They were £0 PH!,*`m' iysum. Tblu haf iaipufilatétm :,l;,;:‘¢i,°¢.l:T1`:|:; .ifir_.j,nixl“¢i>f°l1:ier?¢i'iilT¢;‘r:l 'é;ifz_\1§0§fin:§:%md€?5di'F&cli?dsg§:»‘::1h'i

“ha seed Gmwerrs spain :§?g___‘3_f_-_`>l|?_l_*_l lg! _§_;__::?_l;e¢33l_;_hB_:d __ be fo see to if., that this lylhn B,,,|¢|hE.aoi_'is1sts ssfollowedargc dwelling 'nl |f:°'l:)'ll ;\_}l¢*° \-5:7!

'i..“l"'h°‘° 1 Thd." wmfh' last fall. When I came home for 'th

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wx Gina 1 _l_in1as hléliclsgs the deal was to hav. -_ _ ' een not led ut when the time cam= “"_;’”:-hgtztvidgw-2 R' 0"°d» 3 to sc-_ttle deceased said he could only _-_ " M uhm “neu give me $150 and I took his notes for ma Waugh d p1°““‘°1 _:HF $150___:_vith interest to cove _ " - _ nance. e first note of 8150 " `g,.7"bh°k '”5¢Y""l 1- L4 R046. left with the bank as a security ans' ml ' A"°“°"“°B"ley _when ca_1.nekil;_1e I received won _ . - rom c n' hat it had been dis- Hlrolledr-2 L. J. ,Wlggiiit0n, 3 honored and I had to take itup my.

nlflllfd CNW; _ _ J self oad.»wrote Sherry hutzpit .. no _

Dosn’| Kidney Pills

vr. 8 for |135, li Ill dllkl . iireet on receipt of $24; by Milburn Co., Iilmlwlf tn, Ont.

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year _go.ooa1id ovarfwuysani. _ ,of-

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‘gI)d,:n::°tl‘;id?e;d ‘gills are a Purdy kmmlzdgfg 1? Wm °"'“'“_°" '°“°“' (gm) M"”#Em‘“‘?

_ ¢ P05; %_0a\gm_’__Thq¢nl|ier_s°:»_1isfls of`.__z acres gn A. A M;;l.e:\n, K. C. Donald McKinnon

- Moslem . _ is most ~

ilufa. A iIl0'd|0il\-“IG W||l.l\lDl\|f&1 for plow the' balan' 'laiovered writ: 5 B.:‘.cl'°`“ McK‘“n“n ‘ure bleklcli Md. All hflil 0| Hdll” good gr0wih.of‘\vo3.1\nd imber. "|“r|i A“°|'n'Y"lt-I-W , uid bladder troiibl¢.` ' Terms nfsaie 4en'4lo|Iar':1`*\pd over one 3\’°Wn Block. Charlotietown - J-

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Nonliam Lot 13, ` ` Aewmglr-‘si-lair

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DR. JOHN LEDWELL, M.D‘

Richmond Straef,oppo site St. Panl‘s Church Hoursiintil io o'clock to 3 p. m

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'Government Veterinary' lm ter

‘LDON HOTE 4 TEL? I ‘

S1-OC). B. ID.?&»D.

sassisrnn AND lcrro Nav ,

Solicitors for the Canadian Ban): of 1;

Commerce, Montague.

D. C. MoLEOD, K. O., W. E. BENTL

1. 1__1E0, M. 0.

Physician and Surgeon .

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Warburton Qt Shaw

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3“"'llf°fli Attorneys, Notary Public, lic fn", li! _Cameron Block, Charlottetown

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DR. cL11f.fr

SPECIALIST IN CIROHIC DISIAII

Charlottetown. P. E. Island. Osnufa Vl'J'l‘0RIA HOTEL-Hours-ll to I dell! -fl Ruined; . -

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WUNIJER-, `

IS USED the Silverware is so brig/if if is a delight To THE EYE

A _,Other women noflce and Cdell fha Hee. -

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ask your DCUIU' ‘ au- I6"

Household Convenience Oo.-Lffl

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NDIS $1.00 PEI III All

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