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FRDM 'l’lll$ iWEElt’3 NEWS FOR THE GIMRDIRWS

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Rob¢l‘,¢_l0l1. of the Provincial

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ment of Agriculture -Lattended aregiggt.

ing of the -Institute at Bt. Teresa e Wednesday evening, had spoke live stock and rotation of crops,

the cis.-i¢'e in it I " Fox Oo., Lt¢1,, nys;

t located in theirfine new ranch 5,

lot 48. There ere 31 breedmg besides the same number of dog pq;

n 111 01° ranch. which consists oi eil;

en _five acres of land, and to Whig; s

there ie a right of way Four eeuqe

` _ ~ s _ 11°°°°°“¥ 101' the improvement or ws" rwivvi. Oi the iouowiil;

farm crops. There were about thirty Bmourits, . 1-eqmmvel . ._ members present. usv. ir tu M amos; $11 _ Y’ "M1 Donald, Mr; J. F. Curran: Fi-lf- so and “ml Tm Msn” Curran. Mr. James Trainer and Mr, IP. Burns, and others took part in gh

Hon. Ohas. Dalton, was accepted.

discussion, after which the meeting INCORPORATED.-Ag the meaty

' adjourned.

Headaches and

llearf Trouble

'Nervous Prostration of Three Year

Standing Cured ii Your Ago by Blew

Ch.iso's Nerve Food,

Anyone' who knows the discourage- *"0"* “|10 d0Bl1nir which acconipanie

by T-he Writer ui this letter. Mrs H fl Jones, Scotch Lak

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C. B., writes: ‘_-1 eunered from ,m.`._i

e_`d8Y afternoon Paton's store, bril-

liantly lighted and handsomely de_

mis prostration for nearly three year

I had frequent headaches, had no ep-

,petite and was troubled with m heart After consulting two doctor

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,without obtaining satisfactory rg' .Bu_lts. I began the use of Dr. Chase' -NUTV0 F000. and was' completel cured by,thia treatment. It is near-

ly n year since I was cured, and

want others to know of this s lendi

s'and that incorporation has now bee

the helplessness of nervous prggu-a_ tion Will appreciate the gratitude ferent $190,000 and its heed oiiire is i

101' incorporation by Letters Pate was also considered and granted. I 'may be noticed that although it‘ha

U°11"Z but it sought, ineorporatio under the Companies' Act this year,

Summerside.

wrnnnv Pa'rRoN1zsn.- Yester-

Y corated, was the centfe"E»”f"atJtractio

B of interested ladies eager to see th

r l9°°d°!'. which was submittedhy the

ns

§;;'1;g1;P:°§:ti;e; illiiiuiaiii on weauen

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EOX RANCH SOLD -Tenders were 51° Silver Black Fox Compliny sung: ~ received up to yesterday 10.- the pm.. ' u" cbsse of-the old ranch at Tignish of g

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yrmuch anticipated millinery opening.

nish. having settled there when the

lui. 50% Ur Bleeding 'I ` N’-1-lnigigésl inch s1Noi..:i1n ini.-ur. harrs Slnosvaa-A ti.. shower was

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t -No. matter what kind or where io- telegram late msztlirifda; nxelilngrtlon-Mgonds; e(:':li°in(é for 'Mars Hzezel

cated, "Anycom is promptiy~._`,eui-ed 'informing him or the serious illness Wells of Alma, who is to be married by Putnamfs Corn Extractor; being at l-larbor Grace, Nfld., oi his shortly.-A.

purely vegetable it causes no pain, brother, Rev. Jas. Sinclair. No par- - guarantee "with every bottle oi,ticulars were given- other than that --DYNAMO ACCIDENT.-Owing to 1Il’ug;1;ilm s, use no other, 251:. at heJhed suffered a stroke of paralysis, itin accident at the electric light sta-

_ a ers. ` ‘ - . ' ion, one of the coils on the dynamo ' --~ having burned out Summerside was l' ' . V ` W """"""' l -DREDGING- The Government in darkness last evening. work 0|

_The “nth occurred t Ti ,mb Dredge Pownall, N0. 11, in command replacing was begun' immediately

Friday, Oct. iird, ofaOn'eefme Bgflof Capt. James McGrath, came into sud the dynamo will likely be work- narq' at the age 0| “"n¢y_°“m__ the port of Alberton on Thursday ing all right tonight.,-~J. He was one of the pioneers of Tig- 3:* guts thzlenflim 139554 d°;;"`- LIFE BOAT PRACTICF At tw

av g ere w go o ran v~ '_ - 1-- 0

great “Dann ul 1° mit was mst el- Wegg_ where dragging will be done nclock every Saturday afternoon, at

,_ r,e,.,,,,r,,,, to be .,,¢,,.,_,,,,,,,.,,,d Wm, ,lon the west side oi the pier et that 01° °‘"””111“<1 0! (nrt. Joshua Hutt, t few l°g_mbmB_ He ha' had been in, |,m¢,__A the eight men who compose the crew B very Rauf health for the ,Mt ,ew| _.___ o. the Life Saving Station at Al-

oniy new been incorporated the ins- Years- Fin funeral which took piece' -WEDDING BELLS.-'rue ...gms or berton. mann the iiie best use B10 C0!l\llBny ilguresc among those to Bt. Simon and St. Jule Chnrchlmf- B110 MU- Jam" HBFGY. Mont- 9““'t 0“f tl-10 1111100111' 011 H W/0 mile fox concerns that have paid divi- on Sunday afternoon was exception-T050. W” U10 50009 0f B' V015’ PTB”-Y r°“' as mr 5° uw l““.’“'°u b“°y°' dends this year; in fact, it mode the ally well attended There were up-'W°ddi”8 011 "W ‘°V°“l“$ 0( W°d“°5' g;;°t::_§r °°”%m°“"d b.°"‘§ mv}';'“m°

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excellent return of 172 Nr cont. Ir. Wai-ds of a hundred teams in the pro-(GRY 1919 1118*-~. W'|1°11 0101' <lB\1B|1f-01’ Th bl’ ta “dm” ‘bl ° ii’ " may be ex~ l i d h i ’ l - bi rt t 'Barbra was 'united in the bonds of ° 00 11116 1089111 08 6 M30

pa ne ow th B comes 'cess on T B pa ms “bum by me Holy Matrimony to Mr Allen mark seine-boat, being about thirty feet

about. The compan h' h i riei hb rs showed 1 1 d -I - _ operation since inet yznr. vegrslslzl sts piuftiesuy time his cailiggty :ilu B;-'°f Alma- ‘£110-service liiinz perform- ‘°“§» “"d,n“°§€“§. “"§“°Y,'fV°t 61"” .what i k 1 _ f ed by the ev. J. H. acl-lattic of 90118011- 19 8 1011 S s ull 8 st

s nown as a ‘ close corpcra togrity did not go unappreciated. He t. I the the head 0' the Railway wharf and

ri leaves to mourn two daughters:-`B"°°k“°m» 1°"-“°"l7 P" °" ° '

M J h w_ Leven | gale", M,.,,_|Presbytcrlan Church, Montrose. The was built about five yours ago. Af-

"' ° “ ° ' t tur in i ti. ti t J0B_ Gaudet yarmouthvme. nd me parlor being decorated for the acca 0010 I1 Z P0111 _G11 PD. hey

effected. The company is capitalized sons:--Peter'and Beniot in ai.o\vcll, Bm" with n°W°"° ‘md ““t“m“ Raves' my the boat i“ readme” t° be “Bed

ii MMS. Frank in Beverley and Fm01e,The bride .was given. away _by her whenever there comes a call from

una 305 at home_,r father, gud worg 5 drggg 01 white tllflll’ lellflwmell ill (llBf$f‘(!BS.-A.

_ ` ' crepe de chene trimmed with white

-*-' satin, `\and overlace. She wore a d-gli-IE LATII MRS. PETERS-The

, veil and carried abouquet of white 011 0C¢l11‘f€ Ou MODGBY. MY-01' 11

trT?EtBJ0I§(;‘;§`l FLa;°‘T:m'v;(&°“l; asters. Miss Mary Clark, sister of short illness of Mrs. Maurice Peters,

” Y' ° ‘ ° ° °“ ° °’ W' the groom actedas bridesmaid, and at the advanced ago Of 53 years. De-

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and was crowded during the onus; ‘x5:€;_“*§eE£:gZ;” Wxaeexgoixd 35 ,wore a- dress of cream muslin veiling ceiiailedl was abnagive of Rustico but ,lftemoou and evening with wrongs thirty she had been resting on mx ,trimmed with satin and lace and w er us an removed to sum-

' 1 h led t wood 1 _ carried a bouquet of sweetpeas,while merside in 1866 where she has since

flaaslsucgnssngay mgsnaxg and 0; lthe brotger of the bride, Mr. Rarlri- resided. Thcre are left to mourn be-

- ' say Har y acted as groomsmen. T e si es her husband, now in his 85th

'Miss Bee” “nd 11°” ““l°t““"“ had mg 5° th” °°““°“°d l“v°"“\'|° wwtl" Igruoms present to the bride was a year, three sons and two daughters.

I numerous handsome models ready er ll" l’°°i"l°“ did `“°l' b°°°m° “mr” beautiful fur mud, the other pres- The funeral took place yesterday

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medicine. I nohv attend to my house- 1'0l\1lt of yesterday’s showing. il‘n work with pleasure and comfort, and display of handsome fall and wintc

nn glad to have the opportunity of H0009 WHS 111110 Efeatly admired an recommending pr, (iheeyg Nerve never before was the dipluy s

Fond."

At least ome benefit bou

s is nd to

he derived from. each dose of this new goods in all the different liiie

great. food cure, as day by day

forms new blood, and builds up the B80- g - 2013.

been thoroughly restocked with fres

“_ after the serious fire some montli

svstem. 50 cents a box 6 for $2.50,‘ ""°

all dealer or Ednianson Bates &l NEW OFFICE--T116 E!Dl>11‘9 Cronin

.Stllilrator Co. of Canada, Ltd., is'ai' Fdliglng to open up a branch in Char

('~ charge of Mr. W W Rodd Mayfield

lottetown. It will be under th

Enduring and be situated in Queen st next +

Stewart & Sons, grocers The Co

ll llll-\1’¢¢| |11 |“1|"°» an pur oses carr in in this stoi

. P v ii y s i

f°rl=~.~p°°nw=d "Ivins e iuii stock oi Empire cream sepsr

“J|lpg~ P141' flyer Wear; keep stock ready for delivery her

l in beiuilfuidesigneis nude ‘A11 extra Darts of the goods in que

il and many "B010" tickets WGN tho dsugorousa Tl;0h0W11v¢;1`% had “extents being numerous and costly. morning at nine o’clock to the ll.

° W°"ki“g al n g 7' e “°“°a7 un among them being apurse presented C. Cemetery and was largely attend-

’ '1`““'°‘1“Y 01111118 01° “BY i°““‘°“1“S to the bride by members oi the Pres- en.-J.

d th.” 2l‘:”kl°“d with th°tS’““"' l"h!“t M .hytsriaii Church, Montrose, where she ____

0 five- irty when the e was uvor- 1 -~ , , , _

fresh and beautiful as the store has able. 911° 'Bud bad* mm deep `*"'““‘r; ;glldvi;1cr'lae.d Zltfgrggzllrsilklllg Zfnilludllpl; A_TH,? IéATE MISS ('mDEN*M“ls

h where she now lies anchored. This 'per' which was gotten up in mst m'\;‘E?; hiéh1;elf";});_l;§d°fml;“3;:i';‘;‘;s;‘;‘;§'

e morning she proceeds to Livlifax 'cl B at 1 and served in three

her the cargo wiii bs luke.. ..ut_' “ B y °' d , dents passed peacefully away at thi

B W 8 . f rcoursesf tl” guests delmne °" residence of- her sister, Mrs. James

8 were not required. The S. :-l. Suun-

held in readiness to assist, she will'

only be called upon to take charge

0 of the discharged portion i-f the car- _ go. The operations were conducted

by Mr. Haloorsen of '~1ew \'.\rk and Mr. Chas, Brlster of Halifax, \-.bile

7? 'i hylasellngllalcrs ` Wood is the general agent for the -BL00DH0UND~*‘1\1 l'-U0 \l0illKF1E0

" ~ - .province 2014, Coach of_ No 2 train, going east on

5. i

. Co., Limited, Toronto. _

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.' Pl°°°‘ |f'\h°Y U’ ators, Baltic Separators; also St:=.y~

i ' ‘ Right E le ' es. Th C. -

. f O ` ed the Swansea Trad.-r l.~.l-.ug ior

. wnsiderably in the Island recgnuy in readiness to assist ' f iisceviiiry.

:flue bnnd,knownu . that it has been found necessary to L Mathers _ & Son' of Humax are

;'_ agents for the steamer.

1 le ghe heavier; piers, 1'; 'tion will now be kept locally, and

, ' \ has heen renowned - the inconvenience of sending to To- MONDAY.

. forover 60 years. ' 'route for these, avoided. Mr. A. E.

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I "‘ _-3% 11: Friday last, was a large serious

looking blood hound, the property

ST 'of Mr. John Agnew, Alberton, who

e was shipping him to his ranch at _ Tononl-nh A 0 A l ` ` enfgntklggi lhlillnegt mt;

A RESIDENTIAL AND. DAY _SCHOOL FOR GIRLS -V visit his rencn any oi those nights

_ "“1# %&'.'£L§'““‘ ` ""' ____

ACADEMIC COURSE 1'" Pf°P°'°¢°fv 1°. ....2¢§.22.N.f“§..002331335.. .$35

FW* YW wut ' ‘ ' hard coal for, Reid & Co. arrived in

Muslc, ART, DOMESHC 5ClE.NCE, PHYSICAL Eummerside yesterday. Just before

Cricket, Tennis. Basket Ball. Hoc|iey.Swimmiag Baih, ; 1 entering the straits the Beaver’ ex-

perienced a .heavy gale, her fore-

SCHOOL RBOPHVS AFTER HOLIDAYS, Sepbeslld Hill, HIL. boom being broken and her foresail

w,.|¢,`f,,,|‘»,»,,,,,¢¢e, 53' being .badly torn. While engaged ‘in

Ili Gloldl DlCKS0ll.Pndlsll. IBS |.l.iACD9lALh l.A..Prias~_sl clearingaway the wreakage the Cap

t.ain'bad his hand badly smashed.

W Im =sg-is-_'Q . - _ _

E . - _ -i Tbeschooner put into Picton for .re-

Szoo iN cAsn‘.;i.*a".r:i.“i'i":rsr

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Csn yan arnn the above sets ol ,fumbled letters into the names of slr well known fruits. lfso. you all , . lllsrs in flu Elrihltlon of tho shove prize. Il. is noeely fuk. But by patience and perseverericcyouull ' Brobsbly make out I ar 5 cf them. To the person who een make out the large: number we will 'give the ,am uf no Hundi-ml Dollars. To the person making out the second largest number the :uni of l'|ft& Ilan. tha person mnhins the third Isis? number the mln of Thirty Dalian. To the person nialiing e fourth hrfell number Lbs sum of Twenty llsrs. Should lwosgersonl send answers equally comet. the first two prizes wil bs divided between them, ‘each receiving ggdlil. ould three send in equally corlwt answers. the ills! time prizes will hsveta be divldedbesch receiving .Mb Should lbur persons und equally ern-net answers, the whale sum ‘e|¢'Aufl.00willbo equal divided (est receiving \8M0). and so im inllke pn1pori.ie|il.&lovicled they einnply wiih n simple condition about which we will write sgsomi aa answers are received. Wu not wsu! A cont of your nruisy wlieayeu answer |,h|l)e:r|v:r‘;lxlemen_rl; gglyon can siigianyellthe asangotlsy

else slsllp r re . no as anpiiamsru r letter

3:".-rs .T-fu .e`.’i‘.'i'.e»e'f"Ei\Nai>|/in u€oicm£do..':>»s¢.. ni ness.-i.o--.

pairs.-J. ` . '

- TUESDAY. . V

-FOX RANCH-Messrs John and

Hector Campbell, Cape Traverse. who have madethe hunting and trap- ping of foxes a“proiltable business for several vsars. have started a fox ranch and have several pairs of these costly animals in captivity.-C.

--IMPROVEMENTS-Mr. Neil Mc- Donald, 0'Leary,'is now working at a dwelling for Mr. David Hodgson. near Alberton. Mr. McDr.~.iald is one of the Ialand's most successful and

51"-“E-"'*\ experienced carpenters. 'His latest'

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production, the house of Mr. P. W. Turn of this lacs,testiiles to the

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Now is the Upportumty .......... .. ........._-..._

. -AWEDDING BELLS-A very pretty

en we ding took place at St. Mnrk‘s

_ Rectory, Kensington, on Wednesday

‘ evening, Sept. 17th,' when Mary

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' 111 b¢ mailed t0 an gddr-ess on Jane, daughter of Charles and Esther

Th' Mmnms vf I d f om now yum” Caseley, and Milford Adsmsnson oi

Pfinm W5 ° S an r Russet and Mrs. Adams, of Sea

Deo just, 19| 3, for 50 cents view,_were united in Holy sends oi

' ~ * ~ trimony, by the Rev. A. W. W t-

or fm' Month’ hr , lsllnzli. 'The bride looked charming aiu

' a navy ‘blue~'suit of 'velv`et. with hat

to match She was attended by ber

g ` 5 _ - ` ._ ' sister.. 'i\lberte.,~ who wore lbluizq pon-

gee silk, while the groom wa ably supported by Mr Preston Champion,

T|l0 [Vining Gukfdim he mailed to any adgress on Baltic. After the _nuptial service they i Prince Edward 1813114 e fl0\11 110W 1111"] drove to tue' some oi ti... urine, where

' ‘ ents a reception ~ awaited them. Their

Dec' 31st’ IQI3’ for 25 c - many' friends heartily extend con-

' of ‘Of Finwn "muh, ,or 5°' _ gratulnticns and bespeak _for Mr. and

Mrs. Adams' _years of prosperity and happiness. ' '

A 1 0 }‘ C -wnnnruot-'A-:_-L-'st. iisi.ieiii's

. Th smyrdey Guardian (Woolly) will be mailed io any ciiurci., i_<inirei~.;,._e»:i Tuesdiiv. 1232

80th, at il oelbc a. in . too p

» ldd\'¢5S 011 P7i“¢° Edmrd Iglalld f'°»m nor] . very pretty -wedding. $The contract- ‘ ' umil Dec. 3l5t I I3. fm’ I0 falls- ing parties were Mr. Thomas E.

Deighsn and Miss Laura Mabel Mur-

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‘ of ‘M “nw” path. hrsl , _ pby, .both of lilinerald. Mr. James

i Murphy mlpportod, th, voam' 'hue

Mis! Mhrlsret Difghsn attended as

_ , . ' u V \ To The CliCrl0“°°°W° G"°"‘l“9* ' ; iuiaesmsiii. Rev. J. J.; iiuenousia

` _- clilfl MQCOWD. . ' tied the knot, after which the happy

couple and their attendants drove to

- _ t.. l‘sSQ Bild . . . . _. ...--.~-----»»~-~' Snmmerside “where they psrtook V of ` D,” sits' Enclofied ildihn to Dec 31st `i9i ‘ . .. ‘ 'P°°‘*“¥ l“'°1"“‘°‘l '“““°" 1” °“° °’

f0l'~»-~»»` .. . .. . »_ »- - - -» ua. _ ' . ' °"' ' the lesdinl hotels. On retarninl to = i _ ` , the home of .the bride's parents, xzhey

___,, ,, ,__ h _ __ ............ . were met by efsumbdr of imma fate

` NAME""" ‘ ' ° ° ' ° i "° ‘ , _ , ‘ friends. Congratulations were extend-

ed and a large number of wedding

unseeneesoneeenosenselessode-tiiiieeoloo~ev" vflldlitl Dl‘ll0l\f0ll. uf. Bhd nfl.

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Dei hen are ver! popular, and good

ni 1° sd! #sd '_.‘°“ °°‘°'°“P*¥°?‘ “F ."°*n ::"..'.°..:‘:“.:if.::.':‘”::.:::. °:.::::::::

, _ Y _ ,_ li|a»,ree,'y.;, fren t with happiness

HU.. , -~ :.=, ' ~ .- pl* l¥*§::\¢7¢*£-h -

cbi's Church, Kinkora, was the scene

morning, Sept. 30th, when Thomas E., son of Mr. and Mrs. Deighan, Emerald, was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Laura Mabel cldest.daughter of John T. and Mrs. Murphy of Newton. The bride, who is a very popular young lady looked charming in her dress of cream sat- in wlth trimmings of all over lace, white plush hat with two large white plumes and ostrich band. She was attended by Miss Margaret Deighari, sister of the groom, who wore abe- cominz dress of blue silk with black velvet hat and plumes, while the groom was ably supported by Mr. James A, Murphy, brother of thc bride. After the marriage ceremony which was performed hy the pastor Rev. J. J. McDonald, the day bein; an ideal one the wedding party drove to Summerslde and partook of din- ner at»-the Empress Hotel. In ,the evening. they returned to the home of the bride, whhere a large number of friends and relatives awaited to extend congratulations. Rev. J. T Murphy of' St. Dunstan's College cousin of the bride, and Rev. J. J McDonald were among the number of those who `sat down to the elaborate wedding supper. The dining room was beautifully decorated for the oc- casion with'ever greens and potted plants. .The wedding presents were many and beautiful including cheques, cut glass,'sllverware, etc., testifying to the popularity ,of thebride and groom. The 'groom's gift to the bride was a beautiful ,gold locket and chain set with pearls, to the brides- maid a beautiful' gold brooch and to the groomsman a set of gold cull links. The evening was pleas.i;itly spent in music, and songs being ren- dered by Fathers John J. McDonald and J. '1‘. Murphy. Then dancing was indulged in for a few hours af- ter which nll departed to their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Deighan a long, happy and prosperous wed- ded life.

WEDNESDAY.

-REV. JAMES SINCLAIR.- The

death occurred Sunday at Harbor Grace, Nfld., of Rev. James Sinclair, of whose illness mention wasmade yesterday morning. The deceased, who was 76 years of age was a na- tive of Hamilton, this province. Early in life he entered the ministry of the Presbyterian Church, and dur- ing the past 40 years had labored successfully in the work, previously in the United,States, where he held several important- charges. He re- tired from active work a few years ago. During the past few months lie had been supplying at Harbor Graco, Nild. 'He leaves to mourn two sous and one daughter, all residing in Western Canada; also four brothers, Messrs. Neil, Summerside; Rev. RG.. Winnipeg; John and Donald, Hamil- ton; also two sisters. The remains will be conveyed to his late home at Glen Hone, Colchester Oo., N. S., where they. will be interred along side the bodies of his wife and chil- dren.-_J.

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DRUNKENNESS ' _ CANBEJIURED

ALCURA WILL D0 IT

ALCURA, the widely known treat-

ment for Alcoholism can now be ob tained at our store. It is guaranteed to cure or bcneht. or money refunded. Remedy that has been tried by thou- sands and found to do iiist as it claims. » `Drunkennees is n disease. Those liquor have to be helped to throw it o'ff. Alcura No. 1 can be given seo- retly in Coffee or food. Aleura No. I is the voluntary treatment.

Help your loved ones to restore

themselves to lives of sobriety and usefulness and to regain the respect of the\ community in which you live.

Daly ll.00_per box. Ask for ir' booklet. U. A. FOSTER. Central

Egdugggrggelzxxgrnségxgr;nl,;'l¥“_§o?; ifgxif 111011123, wishii;gietih¢;“;¢J_\f1° “ Reid. Yesterday morning. follow- place her again in com nission. The 'g B . ppy__ma _ ' mg an mms” 01 some' m°“thB- De'

_ B_ S_ Bridgewater “mod cy ,Wing __ ceased was a daughter of the late _ all the operations, but her sfrvices -MURPHY--DEIGHAN.-St. M’ala- Joseph G"°e“» ‘me 01 the P10090” Of

Suminerside. She leaves to mourn

sea Trader at Montague was also 'of an interesting event on Tuesday 0"” bfmhel' Willmm P~_*111fl 011° Sis-

ter, Mrs. James A, Reid, the sole survivor of a large family, well known in Summerside in the earlier days. The funeral takes place tomor- row at 2 p. ni. from the residence of

Mrs. Reid to the People's Cemetery.

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Mrs. L. Dlftmar, 710 E. 145th SL, New Yer

Glfy. writes: "1 caught ii cold. I used nn bottle of your I¢nilwny’s Ilvndy Relief ivlf wonderful ri-iiulfs. I have also foiinil it nets like n charm for sorc throat. I used It wlili

front bi-neil! for si-vi-ral ailinrnts my clillilrcn ave had, and rccommonil it io my friends."

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The Roll(-f is the best counter irritant known, and therefore ilii~ be-sl embrocntlnn that vnu ho

used in Neurslgls. Rub it an ilic “art nf- fcctcil, enil iii-ep flariin-Is snixkod wit it on the seat of this pnin uiifll ease ls obtnlni-il, which will usually be in tho course of ton or ilftcen mlniitss.

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Cucumber Witch Hazel Cream

A refined and delightfully

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NA DRU-C0 Ruby Rose Cold Cream

makes bad complexions good, and good ones better. Particularly valuable in cold, raw weather. ln 25c. opal glass jars, at your Druggisf s.

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and children, with scientific accuracy There is no chance Work about Penmans Underwear It must be as near perfection A. 1. material and human ingenuity can make , before our trademark goes on

N o. 95 natural wool garment is a very popular style and sure to please

Look for this trademark

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