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IIIIPORTANT READING MATTER SE'LECTED"FRONl THIS WEEK'S NEWS FDR THE GUARDIANS SATURDAY SUBSCRIQERS

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Children Cry

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for .Fletch-er's

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The ‘Kind You Ilnve Always Bought, and vfhieh has been

in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of

Experiments that trifle \\‘itl

I and has been made under his per- _

1 ' Sona! supervision since its infnncy_ ' . , ._ Allow no one to deceive yoiiin this.

All Coullterfeits, Inlitntloiis ii. -<1 “J\lst-as-;;i»od ” are but

l nlul. endanger' the lleulth of

Infants and Children-Experience against; .l_-Experiment..

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What is GASTORIA

Castorio. Is n. harmless substitute for (‘astor Oil. Parc-,

, gorlc, Drops and Soothing

contains neither Opium, ll

Syrups. .ltisplen:aant. lb Iorpliiue nor other Narcotic

substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys “lorms and alloys Feverlslmess. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of (.‘onstipo.tion, Flntiilency, \Vind Colle, all Teething Troubles and

Diarrlioea. It regiilates

the Stomach and Bowels,

assimilates the Food, giving: llcalthy and natural Sleep. The Cl1lldren's 1’auacen~'l`he lllother’s Friend.

elauululs CASTORI A ALWAYS

Bears the

¢ 1

Iii Use For liver 50 Years

The Kind You Ha

' t f Sigma ure o msg?

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ve Always Bought `

-rt-ll cnuvnu-\ comrauv, Nzwvonn ci _-:_

KNEW HIS MAN.

.\Iollsiclli' wiiiiicil llii- iii iiirc hunt:

to thc right; lnadaziii- waliii~il il onl

the right, but this done lie also went and .stuck aliiitlier ill on the let`t.

"\\'hal is that second nail t`ol"."' his

niasicr iluillireil ill astonisliliiclil.

" `s to save nic, the trouble of

the left. llilt lliiilisi--ill' ill.\i.~'lcil that Ii

the scrralii sliolllil lialif-'_ thc pictllre

:i_i_-crn'iIilig io his iirili-i'.<. i`oli,<l»i|llciit- lnollslcur will llavc colnc rolllul to the

ly Joscpli stuck il nail in thi- \\all on

fctcliiiig the ladder to-lllilrl‘ow wliell

views of iiladanie."

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rllli lull lllllo

Striking Cure by Dr. G

S L E P T.

assell’s Tablets recalled.

Dill-TIl\'|8 VICTIM UT NBYVB Fallllfe '\";'l\‘\'»4\I\\"i .ilmc.=i~, or lmiliili' w<‘.»il1.;ic.=vs in

F -- _,~iiiip, aial it-1--iii.-: ci-ii:silar.Lly

and sIeePIeSSneSS WTIAQS again. -iii‘.i,J to li.ili-I lilly. i- t.n li' li-\\'.l i' to clllo

Buys he never felt better in his life.

I Confirms his Amazing Cure' by

nil. clssurs Tliiiiis.

i\.:l wil., .~l.i,iiilil||_' lil' .~i-\cii_-. i'.i.~c.s'.

UTTERLY RUN DUWN

from Neuralgia and Dyspepsia.

I\Ii'_ (`. IIi|~_'Iic.=, 18. I.--.- »~tl'ei.-t. 1.<ni;:e.-

A recent. letlcr fi-mn .\Ir. Artlilli' *.i.,ri'».-iii, llii>ii..:i-_-li.iiii. I-Iii..-l.iii<l. said: "l

1"\‘lU*II. lIi.- nlaii who liarrlll' ~"-"I -`1"l"'Iili1ii'.. ii i~» i-ill. llrlll in ii-ll roll \\l|ai n

.ii~ 1, ' ‘

recalls ilu- story oi' li cllrc I\yAI)l'. \`:l~'.~'

no oiil.ii.liy iteoiiiiiia, l.iil pi-.-a»:leall_»' uiiwlnli‘i;..' ual( .`iilii--=>' nivii: -itz. i- lii.~.'ln. with no ii-»pi »i` rflici. till. iii ilii intl, caiuo l)r. L`..»~=-- §."i 'l`.ii»I-~t~, :iii-l ilicn the l»l»».-.~'i-il ref: of liatllral .intl iw-li'i»,»-liiilll slit-p.

N'»n\', \\l'il:lr_' fl-nil 6, t‘liip~'tc.'l1l \`illil.'<,

(,'lii]>.-`l».'iil-i'-nil. 4'--i'l<I~<l-iii. ."ilri-.»_\, I~Ili;.'- 1liiiil._\Ii, I-`<-if :i >.l_\~v: "I ani il- llfsliml to icll _ran I i`i~1l vi_-ry iii_ new r ln-lici’ iii lily wliiile llfc." ‘ 'l`lil\ .~ :ry .ls ii:’i_'ii.:l`.i_\' ufliri ua- '-`~» fxll':liiiillliill'_\', tlic cliic so li-in.il‘..:i|»lc_ that we il-cl jiietitl---I in piii»l:.l;ii.g iz .ic-ani that. .<\lff»l’»r~' Iii ill ~lii|1-_ ln- . ,iii-I nerve Iaililii: :il |‘...ii:t1.l. ni.i§ l.~iow in-w Sreat is llii: i:li|’ill:\.'- pinii-l' in Iir. i :l~»-» li`s 'l`ltl»li i<_ Iicrc is illl- »i..r‘.:

~/'_

:iii friini

the L~ rrilile :lllll-'iioll --i ~li i pil -slit-<.= :in-l nerve fnilllly," .-':~i -I .‘li_ li.: »ii, " ull--n tho blot tl'c:itinf>l:'. ~ -iillil nn: ui' i- :\ r- . -.i-ii ti-lllyiorary icli- i`. lil 1"(/5, a- a li uilt of all acclili-li`. an api lilii-'nl l.|-I to be per- fi»l'liic<I, :lltcr wlln ii I -iitti ii -I frolll Neilrllstlli-iii.i. alnl liliinizitl-l-.' . iiilw .\'cr\< I".‘lilliic. I was laki-il limi a ,~i-.~i nil lii~ii tllllnll. oiil_-.‘ to Iii- illriic-I r-ill alicr liioliilin of t.rea.iliici|i. as llopi-ll _-`sl_\' ii i ill.-il»Il-_

i il lit'1:.»i,-I I lliriv-><I friilll t.ll\lli;.' Ilr.

'l`.lbll-t>‘. ulilcll last ycai' ai'ull.~.il ;;l`4.lI (IJ _Mb

'-:. - _ l:il>l~-ts. About two 'cats ago I

1llicl'c.~'i all ini,-i' (ircal. I..Il_ialli. ll--ii' \-..i_~l -I

llr. Ilnfzlirs.

I cot into .1 wrotllic/ll,\' rlln-down coluiitinn i

1‘\\'llll ii-i Sort .»l` ~\tl'»-l\f"ll in liie, I was

Il.lll l-Iilllncil ciilnp~-li~a|iiill I-fl' lli\ :i--cl-` lronlic-I a Ict \\'illl ‘I.""l“'I’»‘Iil "Wil

llvlll. ilrnl 1-ri-n llli- Ill~\|i;ll.i.~ Viflliiizilill

l\lli.»ilf<lil-.sf-_ I us: .I io -_-n quite i|l7,7,_\', alul

dci-larc-I illat I slioiiiil ii» -..r well( »=.»iia-l|iin~- :i s--iii' fllliil would rise in lily

again. I coiilil jli\t -_'i' almiii will iii-

gli-iltcsl. <IlIl"l-~ulfy. ilrll-,i-.:in,i.' lily ilvlit fi-1-t I

ii-aiii. Il»~.'ul...lur. wi-ie iii' almost daily »- -ence, Init the \\ol’»t of all lily

nlolls;iIlei;r~lllnI,:iil-llii\i'i,1l.|l..|nillilln: W I HH

, ‘~ was ii-\iir:ll;rlfl, `I`liis u-‘eil to

_‘hi-lpIcsl~\_ 'I`licll cfinic ,lici iii- -~-*lil ~\_ Iii. . 1’ 'HN' ` , _ what I woiilfl. or take \\l|.|| I '.'_-.viii-I. I “""" mf' l"":""' """':’\" "ml lmmlnli I llllrllll' i-\'»-r i~lcPi ni.'1l.l ol' ¢l.i\'. l~`i>r l`ivc‘ "’“l'l “Ill ‘IM "\I'.\` -'-"""l ill ‘III-I My

',., ,,|,,, 1,1. .., ,i|` ,, I , ini i~ 1-ni lliilii llioiinl lily ul

i~.ll'~’...`."` *' '.- il. ..~.-_il

--_ _ i -» -- - -_' 'wi ;|l;i»||-

.\ l I ~ | . i morn (tml, it li-iv ililniltr-.~' :ii ii l»y,,.,_ fm. 1 Jllnliiliilgl lla-l I\'..'ii\'Jllni as weak allil rlln- Ilcllril c\'i~r_\' llillli' strike ~\'cr_\' night. ’I" '-ll -\~ I \'.i ll ioiilll I..-_ itilcli I i-iillld on . at » . < 1

cn I wi_~'ll41I I civllll ilii~_ >`l~»|»ill;.'

-L I- u:- - i-..-in .lii»~c -.als wiirk at ii.

nlrllllglltrl ut' opilliil, :mil llljc<'tii>li~' oI`,` 'H1'--‘Hlil lil- lrl \‘.'inlli.i la- off for |»el`Illlps

'riliirphlllie hail ii-- elf--l wlia I .cr I v\a.~

Mr. Arthur IJ. Frllon ____

always owiikc. No torture of the inquisi- ti-vn could i-<|ll:\l millet Inli .siinii-I'i~\w I

ia ii-ct-li. I l.lii t tcll _\i.il Ilow weak I lclt; an-I iilial. lliailc nl.ll|i-rs horse was lllnl. I. 11"'-"'l` :Jet :l limp--l' ni-_:lil.'n sli-ep. I was lol-I :nc llolliilc \\.i.~ lii~.'\¢nl_~ I\i'i‘:»kilii\\'ll, Init ill-iu,:li I hail ill--diciiiii, und also llltcllflcil all institution, I ilid not ini- priiil- in (lic l»»a.~‘t,

`i "I was .-illn--si liiipclcss of rvcr bclllg

ellrcil, wllcll I got my first l-ll|}ipl_y of Ilr. t'.l~»~l-ll`_-< l`.ii»lct~_ `Ilii-_v it_l| lin- tllmil, so I pcl‘r\ev|-l'i:~I. and the rcs-lilt. is that I ani new liell and sllolig again, and in mglllar work."

BRITAIIl’S GREATEST IIEMEDY Popularity Now World-Wide.

I~l:a~ll of llicsc --illwns is a ersonal utiiri,

the :ici-lll’.‘l/-y of \\'Ill~-li is lieyrillll <li>lll»t. 'I`lm_\- till- i_rl\'~n frrw I_\‘ and gratcflllly will. A view lo y-iiiiitilil; li way ol ii-licf in all who stiffer, 'lr_'.‘ Iir. (‘-a~.~»-ll‘.~a 'l`al»li-t.'~' to- iliiy anil know at first liaiiil their rcuiurk alili- |iin\'i'r lil rcllcu In-lllth llnil lilllcr-is Tak. th--ni for N1=r\'oii~ lirclikdown .\’»-rm

iliclna, _“li-1-|il»~a-lif-s/l, llriieirlio, Kiillicy 'l‘ioiililc. I7_i_=pep_:ia, Strnnacll Disonler,

Ii\e<I tllrlrllgll lt. Ilclicl cnlnc at inet \'.’.tIii l\'.|~'I|||J-’~ l'=\-ll'l'I\tEiili, an-I tl1l',l' HTC 5l"’f`(`l'

Dr. t1aaoirIl'n 'l':ilrli-ls, aliil nlil how i.|at»»i :il I \vas-~Iuiw Iule.-'_-1.-rl the lniln wlm i-mil-I rlf‘viRl\ such it rcllleiI_\'I Allll-»~‘f from tllr first. rinse I |lli|-ro\'c<l: I lupilll 'ii L-ct li little sleep, ihi-ii to _“loci rilzlii llir.»iie`n the night, and ibm. gift-of _-le--p \-:ns r-...--.~ lo me than :ill i-l»»~‘ii»:i.t lil <-.-lil ii -` I.

Thai. Wll Ong a year ago. and now I aiu a lf.f0ll(. Illll y man again."

The foregoing in no l~ol.1te<l case. Dr.

.ll?_‘. \.i n.|l ii- l i lli|r.lli¢_; llnitllcrs and

,¢.'iil< :l|i]-|~.i<lii:i-.' \\i»ii:;i|ll|ooiI. All ilrlllr'

-_ri~i,~1 a.iiil .~i--ri-\'f»-i~ rr ilircllgliolit the liiiiiwlii-»li si ii I)l', l`a'- 1-‘ilk 'I'.'ll|lc¢-< rll. 50 ocnts. Pi--vplr in- outlying .listrlris should ,

ing. In- ilie ~.»l»- iig»-nie for Uanrldo. II. Y. Riiellio allil V0, LMI., I0 M'(\\lI-QIDOQ

HOU!! Tlbletl an A genuine remea; ffl I

'I`oronto, Ont. i ' ' _

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WEDNESDAY

FORMER l8LANDER.- At a ro-

crulting meeting held in the public square at Newcastle, N. B., Saturday evening, Mayor Stothart presiding. Rev. S. J. McArthur, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, who is well known in this Province, announced that Ile Iiad offered himself io tho lllluister of Militia' in any capacity that he should desire to uso him.

CANADIAN BANK OF COM-

MERCE CHANGES. - Owing to pro longed ill health Mr. Alexander Laird luis resigned as general manag- er of the tlanaillau Bank of Com- merce 'tie is succeeded by Mr. John Alrd, who has up tlll now been assistailt General Manager. Mr. H. \'. T. Jones, manager of the Loudon. iling.) branch has been made as- sistant gencral manager.

WOMEN’S INSTITUTES. -- The

regular monthly meeting of the Trav- eller's Rest \Vomcns Institute, met at the homo ol’ Mrs. Frances McDonald on Thrusduy, Sept. 16. There were thirty-one members and eight vlslt- ors present. Miss Sterns was present and gave demonstrations on “Table Setting and Serving" and Salads. The Institute is planning on a Christmas box io the Island soldiers at the front The next regular meeting is to be held on the third Thursday of October at Mrs. J. S. \\'alte‘s, Sherbrooke. Sub- ject, Question Box.

THURSDAY

MISSIONARY MEETING - There

will be a Missionary Meeting in Clyde ltiver Baptist Church Sunday 26th in., at 3 p. m. Special music .Rov. A. A. (lates will glvo a missionary address. 'I‘llcl‘o will be a. collection taken up.

ARTILLERYMEN WANTED -

There are ri few vacancies for artil- Ieryincu at Ives Point Battery and (‘aptaiii MacKinnon will be glad to give information to young men desir- ous of going there. Applicants will not bo accepted unless of good physique and sober habits.

MARKET HALL BAZAAR. -Tho

(iranil Bazaar iu aid of the Notre Dame Acaileuiy completed its second day's run at the Market llitll yesterday. Tlie ladies all worked with n will and their efforts were appreciated by their many patrons. The fancy wol'k stalls, apron tables and the candy tablo all did good business. The dill- ncrs and teas were taken full a<lvzin~ iage ot' by the many visitors to the Ilazaar. Today the Bazaar will be 1-oiitiliued till tho close.

NEW ELEVATOR |NSTALLED.-

Ali' \V. ll. 'I`idlilarsll. the representa- tive of the Portlanil Packiiig (`o., wllo are presently rc-arritllglng the internal coiistrilittion of their prenliscs on l’owiial Street. has jjust introiluecd a new adlliiioli to their elluiplnent in the .~'Ilapi~, ofa new freight elevator of the latest pattern. The Otis-Felisolii Elc- valol' (‘oillpall_v. l.lil.. ot' Moiiircal and '|‘ol'onio. uiiilcl' the sllpcl‘iiit'e'ilil`l\lice of Mr ’l`. l'cllcy. have just completed the work. The shaft runs from the base- llicnt, to the, third floor, al llcigllt of -lil feel altogether. This clcvaioi' em-

Ihoilica :ill thc latest iluprovelncllts ill

i»lci-tric elevator' l:oll:~'.trllctioll. The wi-ll of the shaft measures 5 feet by -t l`cei. A live llorse-powel' lnolor with a capacity of' one ton operates ilic 1-liwaior ill Ilie buseinciit. of thc build- ing. The melcr is enclosed ill il gal- \'aiii.<cd wire case. and all the wiring tliroiigliolit, is ill tulnllar piping. thus iu.~iul'ii|g perfect Safety.

THE ISLAND HEAVY BATTERY -()wiilg to sonic inisllllillwstalllling,

the men ol’ the Ilcitvy Iiatter_\‘ who \'olullicci'ciI |`or the l.slanil Ilnli' of /\l‘iillel'_\' now tralinlng ill (‘l|arlottc- town, ivcre c.\'c|lliled. lt. scents that ailtliorlty \\'ils glvon to recruit rt fllll battery whicli was taken to nlonn the alnmuliilioii colilllill as well, When the llece,=.sal'_\' uunibor had been en- listed, the llca<Ilillal'ti~,i‘ii staff at llall- fax ilitiiiiiitcd that an animiiuitioii coluiuii was not reqilired. This re- sulted in fil`ty~iwo ulell being sirllcl( oI`|' tho strcii,gtll_ The lnattor was taken up by Messrs. l\Icl.e:-ill and Nl- cliolsoll. M. l’., and as the result of i'cpre:-ieiililtiolls to tho Militia llepllrt- meiil. Ottawa. instructions have been l'ei~eiveil t`ronl Sir Saul llughcs to the effect that there will be ilo rodllctioll \vhii'lcrer in thc .strollgtll or status of thc llliil, as thc Iieparllnclit will hc able to utilize thc elltlrc battcl‘_\'. 'l`lloe<c, nicn who have liccn dlsbalided shollld colllllulliicatc at once with ('01. Peake ai. lirigliton.

SPLENID CATALOGUE. - The

(ilu-lrlliallaclillowlcilgeri with tlnlnlis receipt ot' lIolluall's t'alI and winter Catiiloglio No, 1-t. Tlic attractive- ness of this, their latest issue. and thc attractivclleiui of their prices ilrc vi-iiy lioilccablc. The I~`asllion Section of tho catalogue is coplolli-ily illustrated, attractively arranged and splenllldly printed. It will bc noted by compar- ison illat in thc grcat niajorltyol’ cases llolmliifs Cilialoglle not only mr-cis l'orcigil competition, blit it looks as lt' lIolinan's took partlclllar prlllo In heating foreign colnpctitloll. This iii as it should bc. It l.=l I`ol'lun:ii.c, llowi»vcl‘. for thc people of l’rincii Iilil- wiiril Irilallil and l<]a.~it’crll t'a.llall;i that there is il firm such its li. 'l`. llollllan. lallllllell. to kcop oonipctitloil lip and keep prices down. lIo|mnn'.- l’atuI~ ogiie is llulliipcllsalile in the home wlicro econoniy ls practiced. It ia ri price gllidc---an encyclopedia that will point the way to better buying. I-Iolmaii's gllaranteo everything lil ihclr catalogue to be exactly as rcprc- iicntcd and will cIiecrf`iilly refund tho pllrclia:-io prico In ally ease whore it should prove otherwise. A (fatalogue will bn promply forward fron for thc asking to iill_\'olli\ wllo will ttllilrcsii lt.

;l‘. llolunlu, l.Iililted, b`llnilnei'slde, I’. <1. I.

CLEANSE THE BLDDD

AND AVOID DISEASE

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l-'.-.lim---. Inf.-mtllc \\'~~=iki»<~»»s. Militia- When your blood is impure, weak,

thin and debilitated, your lystern hor-omes susceptible to ony or all diseases.

Put your blood in good condition. Hood ’s Saraaparilln acts directly

and peculiarly on tho blood-it puri-

k--ci» Iii. I':is<cll`s T.-ililf-til by them lil case i fl¢flv 9l1|'lCh95 and raw'-54llZ¢l if Rnd l-if i-in. i----:i--ix A li-ve .eaniple will he .wont

on mer-i|»l oi' 5 f~.»i.ia for ii».1iliiii_' nnrl lack- H 1

builds up the whole system.

ood s Sarsoparillo has stood tho

tent ol forty yearn. Got it today.

Itionrotollelpyou. __,_____ -

MOTOR BOAT RACES.-The

motor boat races at Grand River ferry on the 28th Inst., promises to be a grand success. and the prizes are well worth' competing tor. One of the prizes is a. silver cup. which is now on exhibition in the show window of Crockett's jewellery store, Summer- side. '

CLINTON NOTES-The farmers of

this locality are very busy harvesting. Good crops are reported. The many friends of Mrs. James Dunning, of Clinton, who underwent a. serious op- oratlon in the Prince County Hospital, will he pleased to know that she is greatly improved. Miss Eloxa Wood- side, who has been spending the sum- mer wltli her parents in Clinton, left Saturday to resume her duties in Bos- ton.

FINE FLOWER DISPLAY.-A ro-

niarkably pretty table occupies thc centre of the Exhibition hall with the two rival displays of Mr Haszurd and Mr Wonnacott. Their collections of dahllas possess o. glorious wealth of colour and symmetry of form. A little further along some lovely hydrangea and dlanthus blooms are sliown_xiiid some handsome table bouquets and scarlet gladlolas. A delightful show of sweet pea blooms presents a cllarni- ing variety of colour.

CORNWALL METHODIST CIR-

CUIT.-llov. George. Morris, M. A., of Kensington. will Dreach at ('orn\vall nioriiliig and evening, at llanipsliire ill the afternoon. Sunday School Rally services will be as follows: Sunday, October 3. North Wiltshire iiioruing, Kingston afternoon, Cornwall evening. North Wiltshire, morning, Mr G. (l. Taylor, Charlottetown, and afternoon Kingston.

ISLANDER WOUNDED--A des-

patch from Yankton, South Dakota, says: Jaules Brown, 17 years old, of Westboro, Mo., is dead and I-ldwaril Griillth, 25 years old, of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, is in a serious condition from bullet wounds receiv- ed in a holdup on it train at Elk Point, S. D. The men resisted the robbers -“Spokesman Review,” Spokane, Wash. Edward Griffith referred to above is at son of J. A. Grillitli of tlilli cliy, and is at present in the Sacred Ileart Hospital, at Ynnkton, suffering frolii bullet wounds in the spine and lung. Brown, who was shot through tho lung, only lived an hour after bc- iiig injured.

MEADOW BANK INSTITUTE-At

tho regular meeting of Meadoiv Bank \Volnon`s Institute, the following re- solution was unanimously passeilz- Whereas, it has come to olir knowle- dge that Mrs. A. E. ]')lliibraek has rcsigllcil troui thc position of Super- inieuilciit. of Womcn'ii Ilistitlltcs iii this l‘rovince, and, Wilerci-is, at this stage of.-orgaliization thc work for wo- men would, in our opiiilou, greatly suffer if thc services of Mrs. lhlnbrack were withdrawn at the present time. 'l‘liorcforo Resolved, thai. wo, the members of l\Iertdow Rank \‘\Ionioli’i: Institute. place oil record our hearty appreeirition of the efforts plit forth hy Mrs, llunbrack rind would urge up- on tho Govcrnlnciit thc iiecesiiity of rctainiiil;, if possible, her valuable ser- vices. - =

FRIDAY "

WEDDING BELLS.- ltcv. (5. .l.

<`rowdia, nlilli..~;lci' ot` thc Grove clulrcll otliclalcil at tho lllzlrrizlgc, at one o'- clock 'I`llcsila_v'ai`leriiooii, of Miles l'lli- zabcth Milligan and llavill (I. (‘aulcron llraiiglitsniaii in the liiickyard. illi- ccreliilnly_being perforlncil at thc home of (ho ln'ide'i< brotlior, (iillicrt Milligan, 51 Vcitll street says Ilalifax lloralll. The hriile and grooni were llliatteililcil. Miss Milligan, who was given away by hcl' brotllcr, looked very lovely in a white satin gown. and wourilig a colivcnlional veil, lili- es of the valley being caught ill its soft follls. The bouiluct wits of those flowers and of white roses, llnineiiia- toly lifter 'thc ccrclnony Ml'. and Mrs. (`iimcron left for a trip through Nova Scotia and l’rilice Eilwaril Island, up- on which they are followed by every good wish, and upon their return fl'olu wllicll they will llvc oil ltlcllluolld Street. The collection of wcdilllig gifts was a large, beautiful and valu- able onc, including it cabinet ofsilver from A. Mllno Fraser, in whose onl- ploy the ,bride had been for thc past, four years; a chair froln the oflii-ers- stuff, at secretary from the olllccrl-i and teaclicrs, of Grove School, and it not of carvcrs from lhc engineers of the ll. M. Dockyard.

SOIREE.-On Weililesliay evening

Sept. Sth lt crowd ol’ the yoiilll and licaiii_v of Murray llarboiir and sur- roulilllilg llistl°lr:ts gatllered at the home of Mr. A. lt. McKay, Guernacy (`ovc. 'l`|lc cvclllng was all ideal one for such it gathering, being calln and warlli, und Iillcr the stars looked down on the gay coiupaiiy asselnbleil tliei girls iii ihclr dainty white dress- es riiiil gi-iii|eiiicii\ in Immaculate ov- ciiiilg ailirc_ as from tline to time they waiulereil troni the house out oil the lilwll. to enjoy the cool evening air. Among those preiicllt were Misses <‘elllla licck and I~1lllc Ili. Litchellr

Iirolliillt, l~‘lori-lice and Nettie Heck. Illvit and (`cliIia .\‘clii-rllizlllgll. I"lorcuce and I<`reilil1i \\'hitf-_ M:ll'gal'(-I. Iiavcy. Slullc .loi'deli, ldlslc llicllardii illld l<lillth lllluh I\Il~<~ir~. (ali-Ii »,| 1*(-|-|i~

ly apeni (Intcrspi-,rscd with such re- frcsliilieiiia ini frliit, candy, Ice cream rake ci( io vihuh cv( rv one dir full

Mr. (sich .Inrdall, accompanied on'

and S. Jordan. Gramaphono selec- ‘t'Ionis,,’ liinil thc following games: Tug, ‘ liollble Iioilgo" “iillml Mnll'u

l~`ruli Basket,” “The Three Elements,"

(ilrl.' Clflb lllcni (nit, “I~`orfcIts" null,

dllwiicd. then tiller singing such fav

with Miss Scnciihniigh presiding nt' ilu- organ, -and lhaiiklug their goulal|

kilowu by ills mrillv frlenf s "

Ing _xoiinx lioiitenn, for the pleasant cv vlllnlt they had Npciii. all dispersed to

be IIIIUWPII 10 iiidize from tho pools and

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WEDDING BELLS. ---’l`Ile resldelleo

of Iir. J. G. Toolubs and Mrs. Toolnlis of l\-Ioullt Stc\\'al'i. was the scene of it illllet. but very pretty t`ilinil_\' wcililillg _\'csteriIa_\' morllilig, when their daugh- ter, l\Ii:-is Jessie ltllili. iiccaiiie tho \vit'c ot' Mr. lictljaliiill llalunlonil .\‘tcwart ot' the l’riiice l'lilwal'il Island llailway, sou of Mr. and Mrs. .lolill Stcwiil't, (icol‘l.:elowu. '|`|\c cei‘clliu1l.V was pel'|'iil‘luell ill the presence ol' inlnlcdiate i‘eIatlvc.=: by Rev I-`i':iilli S. (‘ol`l`ill, llllclc ol' the hrlilc. llsslst<‘(l by his hl'otlii~r, Ilcv ll. I.. (‘oft'ill, Ilcv Il. I'. l\Illi'l'ay, und llcv li’. \\'_ .\`awllou. Tlic Iiridc, who was lllialtclldcil, wore il. Ilalllliiollie ti'a\'cllllli.‘,' costuine ol' blue brnadclolli with hat to match. Mr. ulul Mrs. Stc\\'al't left, ilnliiediately l`ol' Sllnlulcrsidii and will ciaiss today on it Ilolicylnoli trip to llostoii and other points, retllrllillg by way ot' New (lliisgow and l’icloil. They will bo away for over ll lnolltll. The popular' young couple wcro thc reciplelits of many valuable and llanlisolue weililing presellfs.

WEDDING BBELLS.- A pretty

\\'ellililig took place lil tho I‘l°csh_\'tcl'- ian (‘llul'cll, \’ullc_vI`li‘,liI. Iaeit \\'i_'.ilucs- day, 22nd lust., wlicli Rev. J. M. Mac- Ilcoil. M. A., oi` Sl. Peters. :l iialivc oi’ (ho collgrcgatioli, and Miss Alice l\I:tt-

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Iicsoii oi` Iliiiiilas were unitoil ill mar- riage. The iiiipilal knot was tied by Ili-\'.'.l, \\'. Maclienzle as-iisied by llev. .-\. J. l\Iai:Ncill. The brillo who was cllarlllillgly attircil was at- tenilcd h_\' thc l\'Ii.\'scs lllliiiic and lies- siii lllai-I.:-oil, llici-es of tho grouln,as flower i:ii'ls. .\l‘tcl' thc ccrcluolly was pcl'i`oi'incil fricnils prcsleell I`0l'wal‘il to o|`I`ei° lllcir ciingratlllations. 'l‘ho bride is al sis-ici' ul' l\Il':<, hi. l\IacI.aino of' “lta_\'\‘icw", St. l’ctcl'.~i. Tho groom Is oiii: ol' thc nlan_\' sous of Vallcyficlll who has ili.-iiiliiiiislicil liiiusclt' iii Iils c|iii:<ci| pri>|`c.»'sioii ailil thc good wish- c.\' ot' ilic i-rnillllllilily accompany Ilim and Ilia. hriilc on tlicii' joul'llcy tllro- llgli litc. The happy collplo llc,pi\rlciI oil ii trip to llalifax and will be at Iioinc at the lllaiise, St. l’etcr's after (li-t. 13th.

A STAU-NCH CONSERVATIVE. _

'I‘hc, New (llusgow Nc\vs szty.s:~'I`li(: Ilinl. Mr. I{cniicll_\', of Qllol-,ll.~i (Youll- ty, l‘. I-I. Island. is lil the city on ll. visit to his hl'otlicl'. .I. I). lioullcily, oi' illc New (llasgow Market. Mr. Koll- ncdy is taking ii liiiliilay after tho rc- cclii political calllpaigil ill tho Islalld I’lovincc. \\'hiIe here hc saw by thc, Ilalifax (‘lil'onicle that tlicro was two iililopeilllcllts clcctcil in thc recent iili-i-iiiiii..~', “lie ini-Iliilcd as one." Mr.

[Kciillccly wishes 'to say that the pap- er is misleading and untrue as every Govcrnlneut menibcr elected is pre- pared to support thc govcrunicllt to the end alld he Mr. Kclilicdy has al- ready been it t‘oliscl'vativo and <‘an't :ir-c any reason why ho should change his views. this being his fourth suc- cessflil campaign ill nine years. Ho wishes 'to assllrc the people ot’ New (llasguiv that the Matliiesoll Govern- mclit will be doing lnisliiess 'ut their old stand as usual when the moss will bc grinvliig over tho graves of tlioso taillt-tllidors and dcceptors.

IVORY-HELM WEDD|NG.-- At St.

(`lial'Ics clnirch oil Ilionday morning Miss ltlllrt llose llclin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .James Holm, of' Tid- ulsh, was nlarricd by Rov. William llrown to Mr. James Helm, of Tid- oi' St. Andrews, 1*. Ill. I., says the Am- herst Guardiall. The ceremony was .witnessed by relatives and intimate friends of the bride and groom. Tile bride, gowncd in it becoming suit of navy blue with lull, to match, was af.- ieiidod by Mrs. Jiimcs McQulI|an. Mr. Mr-.Qlllllull slipporied the groom. At fast was .sicrverl nt 'tho homo of Mr. ter the corcinoiiy it wedding break- and Mrs. MeQulIIun.

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The Best Mill

Cannot grind good flour from poor wheat nor can the human body get good health

from food and drink which is not fitted to the individual.

Right food-the kind the system requires, goes along

way toward putting one on The Road to Wellville.

the organ by Misses (1. Soncabaugh |);1fley_

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orlte selections an “TIpporrtry," etc.,lOf _

and his sister Miss Iililnd, thx; vigor'

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Jorlleli. (‘ilrl and (‘lial'|lc lllchzirils,

Wlll lllllilll. Mac Ml'I.elnl,_Iiill_v I-'age ‘ 1

Kcnzlc, l.eolial'i| liock illlil l\'Iill>~;rll. Keclillau, 'I‘lie cveiiliig was pli~:i~a;it.-

iii.-ll.-.3 ll. ...lim .ai ii.. ./ioiiii bylis delicious food scientifically prepared from wheat and

llllI’I`." "MllsicaI (‘.lin.Irs," “General _ III ille making, the Slfal'CI'l Of IZIIE gi°2.iI`IS IS pafllially _-ci..._ria. 0.. ii... triceps.. --wink for i»'pre-digested ifor"q`l1i_ck and easy assimilation-and furnishes H ‘ | 5 , , , I .. . , . , _ _ -<T»i'i»iirii-iiiuiziiiii iiii-_'""5-Lwiili-'inf;‘i"i,'[,‘}f}{ _ the nourisyhmen_.t Nature requires for the daily rebuilding

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WON‘T MIX. Bad Food and Good Health Won't Mlx.

The lniniaii stomach standslnucb

iibu.-ie Init li, \von't return good hadith lf you give it wrong food.

lf you feel right yoil will feel right

for proper food and it good mind is tho iiurn roild 'to health.

"A year ago I became inilcli alarm-

ed about niy hnnlth for I began to iluffer after each meal no matter how lltllo I nic." writes it western woman.

"I lost appetite and the very tho-

ught of food grew illstnsteflll. with tho result that 1 was not iioilrliiliod und Kot weak and thin.

“Tllcrc was no one to shoulder my

Iioiiscliold burdens, and come what might 1 must bear them, and this thought nearly drove me frantic when I realized that my heoitfi was .break- ing down. ‘ - -

“I read an article In the paper a-

bout sonlo ollo with trouble jllilltlillo mino being llenelltbd by Grupo-Nuts food and acting on this au'§ges_tion I gllvo Grape,-Nills a trlltl. The first dish of this delicious food proved that I limi struck tho right' thing.

“My uncomfortable feelings In

atoliineli and brain began to disappear and - in a short time l wa.s_ again myself. Since then I have gained 12 pounds iii wclght through a summer of hard work and realize I am a very differ- ciiit woman, all duo to ,tho splendid food, Grape-Nuts." N _

‘f'l? els a Reason for Gra e-Nuts

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shouts of merry laiigliler, which as _ 4.5 #\'i»"‘ * ' .f-_ -, , _ p . .

the different games were In r 'renal I -C` 'N DA -I . : ~--- - hosted out on the still evenIn;`a¢I§,one| M I _ ' I >-- ‘I ` A .- .'8°}d‘b’ , - would be inclined ro » ui li . 1_5 ,_ _ . _ , ` _ -_ ,_ _ , people certainly dai enloa;-ytheieilqliiilenf' ‘*"'*1‘."5"‘~""‘I~'-'f7‘-"_Aillilih Pwvm NNI( 0° ‘I-14 Wlldwll Oli. ` _ I-

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