NOVEMBER I9, !9I0 - '...l.Hl_l LATEST NEy`g3` THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN pmgfp or ALL" PAGE "FIVE
iii1Poii1'iiii1'l`iiEiiiiiii°ti m”im”Eii si“EiLEciEi>“i=iioii THE wEEirs NEWSJ For niE tiuiilhiiiins siuuiiniiv sussciiierlls
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'I‘he news -of the death of' W.
C_ Hnbkii-lr, City. which was received yesterday afternoon occasioned many feeliugll Ol regret'
The deceased died in the P. E. Is- land Hospital where ne had been ua- iiei-going treatment for the past three up four months.
Ml, iiuiikirk was 3 son of the late '1lr. Wm. Hohkirk, of this City, one of the most eminent of the physicians' ,Ji this pi-uv-ince, and his mother was 5 daughter of the late Judge Hensley, For many years in his early life Mr. Hobklrk managed a large brewing es- tablishment on the Malpeque Road and some years ago was appointed Fishery Warden for this Province which ofllce he continued to hold up to l1l,S.»‘l‘_1‘1li.“°~
I-fc niarrieid a daughter of the late
'Honorable John Longworth who died some years ago. I-Io leaves to mourn three children: Sydney. holdi-rJglai-pro- miiwnt position 'fn Chicago; Jobin, formerly of Horace Haszard's ofllm here and now located in Halifexmand 'Miss Helen at home. '
iissiiiw his family he leaves to
ynonrn two sisters in this City; Mrs. (Dr.) James Warburton and Miss Hobltirk, and one brother Harry, in l¢'i°cdericton.
The deceased was e, gentlwnan who
wits widely known and everywhere re- spected. As Fishery Warden for the Vroviiiciial Government he performed his duties zcslously and irnpartially :ind was the most honest and faithful official. Socially lie was n. pleasant and entertaining companion and was liiiloveil by his many friends. He was faniiliar as s, sportsman being partir iiilirly foiid of angling and was a splen- did .-hot. As n host he had an enviable reputation. Always reudyrand willing in-_ ciitertaincil friends and strangers with equal grace; especially has it becn noted that strangers who came to this Province and became bis guests were accorded a reception :st bis hands that left themi ever his frit-nilli. No person was better known for ii_1nny_ycars in this respect than tho deceased. His death will be re- _-.-i-ctictl by not only many friends and intimate acquaintances "in this City and l'roviiice lint by numbers abroad who enjoyed his kindness and hospit-
.filify hrre.
Ho wits a life-long member of the
cningregntien of St. Paul’s Oburch :ind in politics was a supporter 'off'bh-9
Liberal party. `
llis brother and sons were tele-
rriiplicll for and are expected to be hoinc to be present at the funeral, of
which notice appears elsewhere.
To the bereaved family and otherlbal-nl put a'“.,3_y lllc llllllllal 'allll then
rt-lnti\'cs and mourning friends 'l‘holcolllmlltcll lllllcldg by lllllllllllg Hll, Guiirdiaii extends sincere sympathy. [body ll-as lollllll len mllllltcs later by
FRIDAY.
ln-v. E. 'A. McPhee accompanied by
ins. .\if-r-ine .uid fan'niy_- win nf- ms- “eased “'uS_ull0\li 4° v0lu‘S of Hrs- HP ,,.,.,,,_,.l.__ .lly this mm_nlng.s ellpl.e_,__ls l,ll_ leaves ii widow, but no family.
route to Ht. George, N. fl whcrfll _\li'. Mcl'hcc ,has accepted the calli
Y and is now quite healed."
COLDS ANO CATARRH.
YIELD T0 ZAM-BUK. _
If You suilor from catnrrh or cold
in the head, just insert alittle Zam
as the balm becomes warm inhale .the healing essences which vaporizei. ‘You will be surprised how quickly f.lllB Will give ygu ea5@_ _
For had colds ou the chest, rub the
Cl10Bf/ and between the shoulders well with Zam~lJuk at night.
Sores in the nostril, which are
sometimes set up by caturrh, will yield te Zam-Buk treatment.
Mrs. N. S. Babcock, of Matawatch-
all. Ont., says: “Fc-r a long time I had a very disagreeable sore on the inside of the nostrils, wliicliigave me great pain and caused much annoy- ance. I feared it would turn to con- cer, and all I tried proved unavail- ing. I was ordered to try Zum-Buk, and I am glad to say that the sore that defied all other romedies was overcome h one box of Zam-Buk
Zam-Buk will also be found B. sure
cure for cold sores, chapped hands, frost bite, ulcers, eczema, blood-pon son, piles, cuts, and skin injuries gren- €l`!111Y- All tlrllggists and stores 50c. box, or Ziam-Buk Co., Toronto.
At the home‘of the officiating min-
ister, Rev. A. N. Simpson, 629 Maryland Street, on Wednesday, No- vember 29,-at 8.30 p. m., Percy Pope Mills, son of Henry Pope Mills, Char- lottetown, P. E. Island, was united in_marriage to Miss Emma Eliza Bert, daughter of William R. Bert, Peake's Station, P. E. Islari-d. The wedding was a quiet oiic, and the contracting parties were iinatteihlretll Alter ooiil;ratulntioiis, signing ofthe register and appropriate. music, fur- nished hy Prof. W. A. Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Mills left for their .home at 332 McDermott Avenue.-Winnipegl |Telegram, Nov. 11. 'i
The sad death at Upper Westmore-‘
land on Tuesday last of Robert Oakes is denply regretted by the community. The deceased who had been residing for the past twenty years in Butte, Mont., came home about two months ago and purchas- ed a farm. I-lc licgnii to exhibit signs of mcntattroublc, especially in lregard to the disposition of li1s.farin |which hc sold and bought back sav- I0ral times. Un Tuesday he was en- gaged in banking the house. After hauling a lond of banking material after dinner he took his horse to tha
Robert Williams, who canic to the barn to put his horse in. The de-
A very quiet and impressive wed- ing took place on Nov. Sth nt St.
I -Earl Howatt, Tryon, formerly _ _ _ laccountant to Summerside Branch of,Kl¢l¢l18»lIl. S0l1l"1S- TUB bride. bellls , .
Buk at the base of the nostril, andil
5 er that Monte ns Led s ma A pretty' wedding took place in
the community.-Uom. Oct. Ard, inet., when Miss- Maria A.
King became the bride of Alex. T. MacDonald of the firm of Thomas
the Royal Bank ot oanaiia. ietterlylone ol the must. charming youve la- eii the stsu ei the erases ef the diss of Svurle West. looked verv game bank at w'00d5g0,,k_ N, 3__ lnmlpretty in her travelling suit of pearl been tratnsferred to Vancouver and SWY doth With hat t0 match- and
Dull” lTheir many friends wish Mr andf
died at the age of 64 years, after b.e5t Wishes for B' long and .happy onl one 0 ll l life in his new residence, which he
most welcome ,_,lsll_0l,s among her much credit ou the surroundings. The l-,elgb.b0rS_ Hel. dlsllollltlon was cheL_l._ even1ng_ passed altogether too quick- ful and buoyant and it was hard. for ly' ‘mul the l'D“r for 5“pl’°r was 8"' an one C bounced, each and every one partak
aitaclle_l_ and tl _ ___t_r_,_ M _ _,privacy of your liomc wish to ex- ; soma anti smile T I Se Mgm =*°“d I0 YO" 01"' hearty congratula-
l wll . l<"- _ t H<ll__l `_ ‘new and l_ics.utiful residence, which is fhneraqmtoudls in Tliicgsdgtlytj most 9red1t”’m°'_ both in dealgn an'-1 l,,st__l,nll was very largely __yte___lell_ exec_ut1_ou, and in token of our _high Rev. Daniel Mcllcsn, cousin of the appmclfitum of you as g°°d°‘l-‘zf_“l'1 deceased conducted the services botl and neighbors' we preswt YU" “nth
uitli whom there is the deepest and' . ` ` ‘ “ ‘er
lu' Y g g Y _ lwield a great influence for good in St. Alexis' Uhul’Ch. Ii0ll0 Bay. 0D_
left for that place on Saturday last. ZW” attended by Miss 'l`ll°l”95l1Hl1YBH. 'u_°“” Of People' “°q“i'fi"g B' °i"°“l“
_.___ lwho wore blue, while the groom was'tlon second to none in the whole)
-one ei the highest tides ei mis;ablv supported by James P- was-'realm Of fwul ll°'l°“. i Season Wm, seen at Summel-Bldg el,,lgian. After the ceremony the happyl _"M155 M0U¢l;0_l11¢l`y`B- I>l\0u0mella1 _ tsrday the water being ievei ami’ lnicouple drove to Briar River, wiiersiliterary success is cause for the high- » -some case, c,,,.m,,g the wi,sr.,e,,_itney1eit on a_ wedding trip te ses-lest esteem ion the part rl her pro-
Ons plane on we gown Wharf belngiton, Newport and other cities. Onlvincial friends. We welcome her to about afoot under water while theltheir arrival there a reception was the heart _Of U10 °0ml1l0llW0l\ll1ll. tide came up level with the floor offheld at the g"°°m's "19te"'S» Where “lwhere sheds-by "0 means B' stranger' the warehouse. The high tide accom-'Very en-loyable “ming was 5P°“l9»!a"d we wnlh her godspeed in he’ panled by the heavy was maklllg l_lle|Very many beautiful presents werelll0bl€ mission Of liglllelllllg hearts , wharf very unpleasalltlol. tllose wllolrecelved, including .a numiber grand brightening homes. On the re- lmd to use lt_ lcheques. The groom’s gift to the. turn to her island home we wish her
___ (bride was a lovely set of mink furs.lll0l'l VOYHZB-" '
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has sevgcrale iggihjes fevbcgfiorktilggtddlotlxlhirs MacDonald a long “nd l-‘“PPY'readi“g' death. The last to be called away me' ` .ReV‘ Mr' Wyman °°mpum°“ted is Miss Jane l\llcLeall_ who llled, at -- Miss Montgomery upon her work.
the home of hcr onl brother, 'lhri - The inclemency of the Wcathflf Oll Miss Muntgomery charmingly r°` ,,,l,l,,,, M,,L,,,,,,_ at ‘{llllBl,O,o_ uf, N; Friday, Nev. utii. aid not pi-event srurlded- Miss Lillian Armour pre- velllbel. lst iimllls _lmlle_.. as slleltlie meeting together of the friendslsented her a bouquet of esters from was lllmlllally calll,d_ was the dmugll__and,iieighbers of Duncan ,md Mrsythe Maritime provinces association ter of ll", late Uhrlsmllllel Mclyealy `Cole, Fountain Road, to show theirltlnd from the girls club of the church f-ihe was l,Olll_ and Sllcllt all lm. me appreciation of them as good ¢iti.lwhit_:h assisted in entertaining her. on the ,llll ll0llleBtead_ when Bhé zens, and to extend to them their Miss Montgomery arrived in Wor-
y m nt 's il ness. She ws _ `
one of tho mmlt lnllllllllr lllllllcs is lu-is Just completed and now oeeiipieiilbeen the guest ofthe Iiostonauthors the nelgllborllooll and was one ol the and which, to say the least, refieetsiclllb at a reception given ln her
y to b dull in her rrscnce. _ ' _
the same time She was vs_.; thO“___l§_Eling heartily of the choice viands, corted her to the church in a round- lul of 0tllel.s_ alloundlllg ln symyathy[pre.par_ed by the ladies present. The about way in _an automobile furnish. and love_ and always ready to lcnlldollowing address, read hy leapt, D__ed_ by C. A. Middlemas, in order that - fa helping hand, especially where Smheflaufl 'of Stanley 1-kidge, and Mi_ss Montgomery? could get a' lllclc was slcklwss Ol. sm.lC_,_,___ NOW accompanied with a nice Morris glimpse of Worcester._
__.lll,._ ls ll0lle_~Bllll Elle wlll be y__reatly chair was then presfinted to Mr. and On the 5 oclock train she went to mll_.S3,l_ Besldes __ large circle ol “__ Mrs. (»olc:~ _ Boston, where _she was the guest at igtives and fl‘le,,,l,,_ Elle leaves to fI‘0 Mr. and Mrs. (/ole: We, your another reception given in her honor lllmlln her l(,l__S_ llyr yllly hl___th____lti~ielitl_s and neighbors, _after first by the Intercolonial club, last night.
iCll__lSt0pllcr_ to whom Elle _'yas m__cl_.ask1iig your pardon, for invading the -Worcester Telegram, Nov. 15.
Earcfully durin" ehcnr' lagt) rtlitlxlltions upon the completion of yu"
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at tl", house mlll at tlm gr___ye_ The this small token of esteem coupled new under the sun does not now body was interred at lilerni-aid, Diid-'mul our bein; “Hshcs that you ‘tml apply to mt’ people' Hem ‘h,H°m°' lay Wl.l_,_lllt lwlllg the lm_lel_takc___ y_t_>uis rn_._ay _long bn spared _to cnloy thing new for them-a_ neu' ilensatiolll During her illness she was most e com or 9 ’3'n‘\ °°“V"me“C°S_ that if "Fw pleasure' a “°,“ an( gm.°e“‘. l_cll,lel.ly calell lol. by llel. brothel and are afforded you in your inagnihccnt ngulc, easily found by _anyone \vn_o is hcl. slslcrly all ol whom were _mr___ new _iesidence-tlie product of your passing _beyond the limits cf_ sim- _ . . a esen ' anie - i armo a. re c ip ' ; a .
- _ land, Wm. Lampliell, A. J. Corbett, coiiirbiiiation of i`rtt~tlfi"y'i:ig cle-mints
most wmesprwd hympathy Norman Nicholson, Geo. M. McKay, discovered by one of our foremost
Andrew McKay pliysitians Now from the same
I _'The singing_ of "For He’s A ,lriiiy high authority there comes an‘r.>ther
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IROUBLElUrescnt, occupied tlievnfzmliintsler Oof ; plealsnut' little tablet? Taken after
ieeeption, tlieu made a few remarks! in which he saidt- i‘ “ln the past, this association has been honored with the presence on many noted provincialists of various’ ranks in life; but not till this after-I noon have we been so specially hon-I, ored as to have with ua si real au~` thoress-yes, the authortss of hooksi that have pleased and delighted mil-.
Miss Laura Lohner then gave a
ccster on thc 2.30 o’clock train from Boston, where Saturday she had
honor.
Mrs. McLeod Harvey and James
B. Coulson and daughter, Miss Al- mira, met her at the station and es-
You know the loathsome
~ ofieiisiveiiess of a bad case '._i of cattirrh. You know that
catarrli very often works its
" /_-__ way down to the lungs,
-_ endi u g, perhaps, in consump- ' tion. You know that, even _ before it becomes severe or chronic, catarrh is most f, disagreeable. `f, Why, then, let it run on, ‘__ gradually' getting worse ?_ » Possibly like hundreds of
Father Mori-lacy Medicine Co
Catarrh Conquered
others, yoti have been unable to find at cure that really furry. Then you ha.ven’t tried
Father Morriscy No. 26' i
This remarkably effective remedy, prescribed by the
famous priest-pliysiciaii, coiiibiiics the advantages of both external and internal trcafiiicut. It iticlutles tablets t0 purify the blood and a liealiiig, strongly zuifiseptic salve to be applied inside the nostrils, directly to thcnflucted parts. ' Even chronic catrtrrli soon yields to this combined
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treatment. The discharge is stolilicti, the diseased membrane " healed, and colds no longer follow one another with 1 monotonous regularity. Doi_i’t let that catarrli run on- I
get Father Morriscy’s No. 26 and cure it.
5oc. for the combined treatment-at your dealer’s. l09
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Fat Reduction
Thee-laying that “there is nothing' _
McI.EODl-McI.l~lOD-In Va.nco`uv (lt I
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tobcr 6, 1910, by the Rev. G. M., Ross, Arthur Gordon Macheod, son' of John MacLeod of this city, to' Annie Kathleen Maclieod, daughtcr§ of the late Capt. Maclicotl of (lr-» wcll. l ANKS-MCDONALD-At the mansc, Dundas, ~P. E. l., on Nov 15th, 1910, by Rev. M. N. MacLeod, Janiesj Banks to Miss -Mnltida lVlcDonalil,; both of Annafidalc, King's County,l P. E. I. l
DIED. l
ELANEY-ln the City Hospital,- Nov. 12, 1310, Mrs. Michael Delaney . aged 80 years.
MARTIN-At Eldon on Saturday
Nov. 12, at the residence of her son Ur. J. F. Martin, l\’lari.;ar»t, wifs of thc late Alexander Martin, for mcrly of Bracklcy Point Road, in the 83rd year of h:r alle.
OAKES-Very stuldeiilyf at his lionir
Upper Westmoreland, on Ttcslny, November 15, 1910, Rolert 0.-kc formerly of Butte, Montsnn_
:t.o:.\Ll Fellow and other selections, idea-tlie idea of condensing these _ _ togcthei with some re iksb th 5 amc ure haiinless in 'iedients into MCGUIllK"Ill U18 CIW H0Slll\B-1. Ull
Nov. 15, 1910, Ellen Mcfluirit wid-,
____ 'tho evening. The singing of "Auld eating and at bcdtirr: they hclp the
llPllll' Sync” and "God Save The stomach to dispose of all the fatty
A Gféal Suffefof Fl'0l’f‘| l{iii,'_;,”'lii'oiiglit to a closc la most foods, convertiiig them into com-
H()WA'I"l`-At (Tape Traverse, mi,
of the llnptist (‘huf‘ch in that to\vn_1‘i___ _ C_ __ _ __ __r ______ M_
___ _ i s fiiirt- , io .i, \\' iss
The residoncc of David and Mr|\_§[1_f‘;_m dyl_\ll5ll_f_f_;l`____l;__f_eJ0_l_l_ll__;l_l_l_Lg .lo ~~, l’1\rn l was tl _ .' e -f B " ,' "1 ‘ ‘
vsrlylhiiiw-tt_\" lilfuite \\'ctltlin(i§ l\(f‘cllEi?is>e;`dny§§_¥_;f___1;f€ds,___0f £m7€“°__1_;;c_fl‘;_“_f", _:Zine "I ,_. - _,_ .ll ll ~ _ _t d h__ o os a pro- §,_lf_n'§ll,,lll;)ll,e?l_l,l?,'lf, "ll(;,_`(‘.;§“B:,‘ tl,;“:,flle_grcssi\~e young farnrlers.. The core. of .liiliii Heber (lord'on, eldest son offmlmy “ms P‘fl`f‘ll'll"ll>ll by Rev. Dr, “.,,ll,_l. l,~_ _,ml Ml___,_ G0l.,llm_ willow ,(liirran. The bride was cliarmiiigly diilc, llrndciiell River. The cei‘om0i\yl"tti"Ed il] a Slut of brow" broad' mm l,l,_l.l0l.ml,d at Six dclncll by neytlotli, with white picture hat and H_ w_ .l~,.,0ml,s_ llastnr nf me Pl_eSlw_ lwas--atteiidetl--by-llrlifisf-.l_osie_-Mc[very f lprlall l.llyl.l_h__ (l(_m_g.,,_l_U__\,_n_ ll, lhansister of the groom, while .Sylvester
lu'csz'ncc of immediate relntiivr»s~ of f\iofM“"aghf-ll_ SllillJorted_ the ;:_r_otlni. Af-
] ~i_ l _ *tor the szcrcniony tit, lirita party
,;?`lll‘l.l’;`lll and 8' huge mlmberidrovc to thc resialcn-se of tho britle’s
____ ,parents, where breakfast was served
fl_ ~ r . ». . _:in Mrs. Clarkin’.~: best style and at
i-li¢[l;rl;fi~{ml0i\vln[" lll:,.fr0tl;~‘l,,l1',,l,;_0(=~`_,tlll)l:(_‘3lfy_whlrh only thu immediate friends of
.both parties were present. ln the
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Pliiirrli on Tlrabclla f-ltrcct vrsfcrtlni' »"f‘""nov‘ii Miss ldilphcmin Gnllinnt of; 4‘li:ii'lof.tt»towl, I'. E. I., was mar- rit-il to .liimes Fnrlev of Somers-l \\'r'.'~lli_ \', 1-! 'l‘lic ccrvmrinit wsu me-l forriictl by liciv. Fr. L-aflhnupcllc. and, was nftcntlcd by the relatives anda fur: infirnute friends of the couple. `t\li'~'. Mary lvl:-ck, sister of thc bride. \\‘n.\' niiiti-oii of honor, and Edward l"»irlv_v_'lirotlinr of the groom. wus thc best man. The bride wore ii gown ol blue silk with persian trlniinliifgs, r=n'i'ii=fl bride roses, mid wore ii pend- nnt of diamonds and pcnrls, fi gift. "Ulu fllc izrooiir. A _sown of ilmzi blni- sill: was worn bv the vviatrmi of l"»_ll"l‘. who r.ni>i~ieil piiiks. The bi~1de's l'»_|i. io bi-i' sister was :1 riuir set ""‘lll ll01ll`l-=. and the best man receiv- rd from the ifroom a pair of gold ruff links. After the ceremony the lirnlnl party vroiit to the home oi' Mrs. i\lt:ck. I i'rospcct ,'lvr,-uie.(`lin|‘- li-:<io\\'ii. Iuitér the counlc stnrtetl on ‘fl ll"lll‘.\`iiiooii to bf' .~:pc~ut in the hunt- inif i<crt.ioiis nf Maine. and noon their l'='l_lll'll will livu in Sonicrville. (The l‘fllll‘ ill ii dniwliter of Euseb ainl l\lr.;. (lnllant, 101 Fitzroy Street.)
A MOTliER’S PRAISE.
ll-itln-rs arc always willing to ‘“""“"‘l` tllhir praises on a medicine lllflt not oiilv relieves their precious lI__~l.ll= ones from pain but removes lllf cruise and keeps them well. l.iii“ht_, active and happy- S-uch a lllf'l|\ciiir~ is llabv’s flwn 'l`ablef_i»\. No ""_""l` lllP<licine for little 'ones has re-
l'l_~lved such praise from 'thousands of i`i‘.‘f"l_<fiil_ inotheru_ These '1‘ii,\»,\s¢,p _liul fail lo relieve tho little mics _llylutuliy oi the many little ills that '____l_f‘ theni. Mrs. Thos. Hodgson. ______ll:lf¥ __<lu Loup Station, Oue.. ,|_____f-T _ 1 Hlwavs keep Baby’s Own ____ ‘ith Ill thehollsc and have given l____;'y“ _" ml’ two little ones with the ________il=iniIts. I always recommend llrnnd 0 my minds as "mv are B ml _ remedy. 'mis 'rsinets ses ___ ____ ly medicine dealers or by me-fl ____ ~~\_ cents abox from The Dr, Wil-
lus Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
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____T_llC_ _fll_h__erel of Mrs. Ellen _McG\lirk. __l______' __e late John McGuirk, took late __*'f‘l" '°l'll8Y ‘morning _ from her l_ly D'_°‘* ‘lEl1¢_€. 814 Richmond St.. to l_l_'__h yllsfull gi Cathedral, where s ____ __ _lass of Requiem was celebrat- __l__ :___ e Rev. Father Plus McDon- W¢‘l`é cnndidffidstfsl 13:' ;ttevtheFf\xt‘fi`;f' Maurice McDonald.
as follows
Kilfoy,
Fitzgerald, Smith, Ed- ' and
0 Reilly
een
‘ns you, our most highly respected
lwhich you have flllcd in our lodge
The pal 1-bearers
iifternooii midst showers of rice and confetti, the happy couple tlrovo to their futuro home at Hampton, wlmre their many friends wish thcmalong and prosperous voyage t_lii'oui.‘.li life.
The following address has been pre-
sented to Rev. ld. A. McPhee, on the occasion of his leaving Montague for _Bt. George, N. B.
'_. _ Montague, l’. E. I.
Nov. 14th., 1910.
To Rev. E. A. McPhee,
near Sir and brother:-As this is
the last time you will be present with us in our lodge room, we take advantage of the occasion to express ottr appreciation of thc service you have rendered tho cause of temper-
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dc-lice among us, and also our sin- cere regret at your clepurturc. Higcc
way, faithfully endeavored to sow the .wed and to promote the growth of tcmperancc sentiment in our vil-
cnrnpon stony ground we deeply ref,
fallen upon good soil, and trust that it may bear fruit to the glory of thc muse of tcmperancc. And we n_uist_ further say that it is owing* chiefly to your continuous eflorts and un- daunted zeal that we are meetlnfl hers as a teniperaucc lodge. And now
and honored member, are about to leave us, it is with deepest regret that we say "Good-bye." The office
lwill he filled by another. hlll the place which you have gained in the hearts of thc members, others .can- not iill. You have always taken a
lodge; and when difficulties and per
cheer, encouragement, advice, and
when necessary, correction.
And now as you are about to en-_
ter upon a new field of labor we hope' and trust that the God of the Tem- l,el.,m¢,, Cause may bless your efforts and that you will receive the due ra- ward of your labors. And as now with sad, but loving hearts we a farewell; it is with the 1101>!! that [ws /meet no more on earth as mem. hs;-5 01. their noble order, we may a
Brotherhood above. Wl\¢l'° “Bib "0" any adverse circumstances Shall never separate us, and our meetings
shall never end._____ _od __
On behalf of A if ~ Leslie J. Campbell, Chief Templar. win. iucxeiizie. Secretary-
completely _by surprise. rellllsd ill (sw appropriate words, cxpresein
ante durinv 'our three year resi- t
you bccanic it member of this H _ _ _
community you liave from the piil- ent nor drink without pain. Even llY~ Wll1‘-Murray, sixty-six_y-earsold, _ _
old water would cause me sufleriiig. “'h° has t"“"‘p”‘1 U” h`°“tw““” l_““" -Stables has sold to' Nelson Mcttoiib- Nor tlitl I get any relief wilieii the hor jack, rainclicr, prospector, niiner,'l.ey ,lf lllllltlgu his iyeniitiful dark seal stomach was empty, as I still suffer- hllllt" and U`ui>i>eI', faud_who lille brown stallion. This horse is sired ed from a her;-iii hm-ning pl,ln_ I friends all over the west, is one of by lll.l,_7_lllan, first dam hy Bronze
large. 'Flint inuch good seed has fall- wont to Edmonton and consulted these. Many a tnle of hardslrin and Chief, second dam by Abdallah, and
one of the best doctors there, but dangm he cu" ten’ but his “mt WM took second i>l‘l'£C Ht Cllagottetown ic told me that he wllid (lo lllmllng trouble came whfin Rlieuniatism l.;xl,l|,ltiim this mituinii. He is
'for me, that all I coiild do was to “aimed him- 25 years old and weighs 1050 lbs. diet. -For some time I took only "I Slipped Oll l-llc ““’““'3“i“ Sid” It is a good tliini; for li-iland horse- hot water and it small piece of brown mm strained my lilllllflifrl Hull Ul_9ll"lllll breeders that this stallion remains in brand for my meals, but wel, that troubles all seemed ,to soft in at the lil.0l.ll,c,._ 5,1,-_ Melniniilil could dill llflf' llfllll U10 and I not so weak "“c°‘ I had "early an the Hy'mpL“m"‘ have sold him for more iiioiiey to and run down that I dcspairetl of "f I“"“b“g°' Sciatica' N°“.mlzm' Di' parties outside the Province, »butprc~ ever getting well again. I bought ,, 5»ll¢t€H. DYOPBY and Bl`lK\1f-'S Uh* le,-fsii ti, take less and have him re- so-called electric bei; and wore lt lm. ease,” Mr. Murray states. mm" ll, me Country. Mr. Me(‘.nu‘.irey six mouths, but it was simply money "Tm" I “Uk” ‘mt i" *‘ t°""i‘l“" is to be coiigratillatcd on his purch- wasl.ell_ Then Om, ,lay a lllelld asked rash th-at spread all over- iny_ bodylllsm
ine __why l' did not try Dr. Williams' H-mi-_ kept_m_e in__ tortilrcs. _I ti~i_etl nll__ B0RN_ Pin' l'ills_ I did not know the (N. nor s o in men s ant oin men is ani _ -- - - , " ,‘ " intended to cm-D lmiigestlom bit £2 took sulphur enough to start a lit- -’0Nl”yST_l~'“ _?_l’“l;,l‘_f‘_1'_Il‘_;’_¥e'y1‘;th__'05_?10' ing assured that they were devil d tle hmlell Of llll/ ‘lWll- BM it was all ,to ` ' ' a ` '
~ le _ . . _ q _ _ <1 _ N '_
to try them, I soon fmmll me lillls no use. Then I ti led Dotids Kidney, ( _<_}_§l__0_*;H::‘l‘_‘ Egryegdy
pit, thc platform, and in every uilier C
lgret, but we are glad that some has l
Stomach trollble is _mor l “Annie of Green Gables," "Annie of a
` . . 8' g “a 'mme Avonlea” and “Kilmerr f th O~- "ood You can rovc all this at .. for all forms of indlgestion, whether .. ~ y 0 e _ l 5”. .‘ p _ . ~ - ‘ .great _mln alter ___-_mn____ helching ol gharll, _in the pcrlors of the First tyifling co_s_t.__ Maimulli __l“rc=.r_r_t_p_tion. l,,lllll_ heyyy leyllng in the stomach res yttiian Lhuicli, corner of Main Tablets ML ljvld by 11 ' l'lllZ‘E_lb bC0l` nal,S'__a_ ol, the Slmm lm.l__s that 0l_ and I-lermon streets, yesterday aitei.. nent post_paid by thc _l\l_n_rin__ll_a___ o. ten ina!-tc you think you have heart noon' 1201 Muuloe Av., Detlm__ . ic ___
ll3_llble_ .l.l_y_.C me two tlllllgs “___ Rev. Mclicod Harvey, pa_stor_oi the _large case--suiliciciit to bi_1_ng las ing;
tlcwllle lll ln(ll____cSl_l__n_ one is l_lm.t_Clu.rl.'li,_g_a\ic an address of_welco_mc, results-is__hut 751:.
<l0Ct0l`H always find iiiiligestioil ll ultci w_hitli _Mrs;._.]. M. Riverntiler
prominent symptom in ii lilootllcaui mme plfm? blflutmns' _ _
run-dowii state. The other, that siif- flame” L" coulsqn' formerly preSl` STOCK NOTES-
fercrs usually find relief whens. tonic :lm-L gf the Mgllnmc .province as- ‘ '“”'
lg lllylcll that l.l,y.wl,e_l the genenll sociation, which had charge of the MONDAy
health. Without s. doubt stomach ----a- Burglfl R0!/Ill. me Cl_Y‘l__€l‘ld_:l@__Sll:_l‘ trouble is sim l stomach weakness, ` li0n im Dried by HOW 0 ll ° “V S
slid the cure isptii make the stomaeh ___ _ about tpvl_o years alia, d(led Friday of .S Pong enough to di est fc.-od with- " acute in igestion. .r. ‘simon was
out trouble. Any otlger treatment is called in but the disease ws_ls so Ula; H Pl1tChW0r‘k and cannot cure. As the _ 1 '\ advanced when he got t ere a processes of digestion are controlled nothing could be done. The horse was
by the blood and nerves, the stom- ____ valued at $1400 Hlld is 3 “Eat 1055 M ach that is too weak to di es - - to Mr. Richards as wess as o own-
needs Lt tonic to give it itrtenifgotcfitl “ls Real Troubles Started ers in this province.--Exam.
And in all the world there is no bet- wh¢|1 Rhcumaffsm TUESDAY'
(Cr tonic tliuri llr. Williams’ Pink ‘ Y ` "
Pills. They actually make new, rich Got Elm’ ‘weighed at the city scales by D. (l. blood, tone the nervo: a/nd so __' McKinley. Of Nfl"-ll RlV@"~ Which,” strengthen the stomach and all the Pl8Sl»€FH. (lintnients and Sllllllllll” sold to Saunders dc Newsom. city. bodily functions. We submit the fol- Ware Alike. Useless, hut Dodrl’s Kid- rpm. weights were 1235,12'.i5, 1130, lowing as proof that nr. williams-‘ \\-.v Pills lVliul¢aN<=w ll/lun ul llim- mon and one iif=.iier1545 yesterday. in Pink Pills will cure Qucn the must _'__' Mr. 1!-Kinlsy also Hhlplled £0 -70h" he obstinate eases nf Stomach tml,-l,le_ Princeton, B.(‘.., Nov. 18-(Spvcial.) y[cl,,\¢.d, Uigg, a line young Short- Mrs. John Graf, port gasl¢~8_t,,hl._“.all --All over Uaiiada people are telling horn bull calf. d A1tn__ Hays: -»l,‘(,r ,yem-ll 1 alll-lcl.e,l' of the great work Do<ltl's Kidney ']‘H\]R_SI}AY.
great ti~.'rtiire from imijl_¢e,=;i;jlm_ I Pills are tl-ning, and even in the
ook many tlificrc-iit mctlicinris, but llvllky Mountain fastnessr.-3 where iiu~ _l,,,,-pimneii from Stewart Bros., Allis- iiistcwl of benefitting ii‘.t‘. I was t‘"`e hides hm' mines mc" am t"m“" ton, one of tlwir pri'/.0-uinniiu: York-
_;§ruwiili.: worse all tllc time, till my of cures made and suffering rclileviul sllll-0 lmlll-,;_
tomacli not so had 1 cmild n¢ii;l,,.l. by the great Canadian Kidney reins. --
iis1ping'm¢, but my mmlltlol, was so Pills, and all I can say is they made
_ . - _ . _ 1 d ht r.
living interest in the welfare of our l_i_t_s_d__y_v_l_i_;i_1 l__li_i_:yg_f_i_en___i_i:in__i_:__l:_l\¢;l:i__ t:_|l\_§__l_ B new man 0_‘_._m_.._.l___e" BR%‘l§N'f?ON-At Brackley Pf_'._. Road__
plexities loomed dark on our hori~ five months heforc I felt that 'I was l ht _ zon. yoti always had' a word of completely cured. 'l"hen I could eat ls ? -Mrs' Bryentouf a (img sr "
. any kind of food. and although more --°-° my _ __M*§lf“Uf*1’~ _
than two years have passed sings my Does it seem to you that you can”i cure, I have not since had the least stand another minute of that awful, sign of trouble. I can most heartily burning itch ?
recommend Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. That it MUST be cooled‘?
to anyone suffering from this terrible That you MUST have relief? trouble." ` Get s mixture ei on ei winter-
Sold by all medicine dealersor by green, Thymol, and ot-her soothing
mail at 50 cents a. box or six boxes ingredients as compounded only in
9-Y _ ,_ = ‘ _ ' . . . ‘ ‘ if for' $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' D. D. D. Prescription; es A. McEa.cliern to Sophia Living-
Mmlfcfne Co., Brockville, Ont. The very first drops STOP that ew- ' ful burnin instant! l
- ‘ r y . Hows D- '
gain inset as members of that Great ` Tuesday evening. November 15, The flrstg drops soothe and heal l dence of Nfrs. Geo. Henderson, on
the Helping Hand Society of St. The first drops give you a feeling "J6,me|' Presbyterian Church; Bonds. of comfort that you have not enjoy- aelenlbled at the Manse to say ai last ed for months, or perhaps years. farewell to Mrs. David Sutherland. _ Take our word on it as your local who was a life lon member of. dru ist
to make her future home there. On day. e
Brother McPhee, althouizh taken behalf of the Society -Mrs. Meigod Write the D. D. D. Laboratories. Nov. 9th. by Rev. W. E. Johnson.
B stepped forward and read a. farewell Debt- C~ 0-. 49 001501110 St-. 'l‘0l'0ll‘ Jas. Charles Crockett of Char-_ R address. .which wee accompanied to, and they will send you trial bot- lottetown, to Miss Verna Delvina.I
ii i the irimuy woruu b.v n beautiful iii-avellin ti . ti ie- tl fm. _ i asiignwr of James Reeve# ol
zifdfgggcltb llllmifend his how en¢l._i_el._¢d_.i __ _ '¢ °‘. ° fm. remit.. "_cesmi nni;¢zpi~»."l ggeitewe, P. ri. 1. ,
. iv 'loo . . »,
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_ pleasant evening spent by the friends pact. S01id il€Sl1. Ill\l=lCl€ find -cn€l‘2'y.
Sfl0[l TCHS HOW Shi, was and nci lihors of Fountain Mills without tlittiii or cxcicise Malmola
ow of the late John Mt/Guirk', of' this city, aged 56 years. '
Nov. 2nd, 1910, Donald Howntt_ aged seventy-ciglit years and seven
gl: - ll . - ~ _ _ ' '. -ly ~ ‘__ .
‘ ~- ` Prescription Tablets regulate the en-
Cul-ed_ 1 A hearty reception was given Miss tirri SySt0lll-ll0 ful" _y0\\ ‘~"'l1l1¥ l~‘l0¥1llY
Louise Maud Montgomery, author of exertion and self-denial can not do
months.
SNOWIE--At Rusticovillc on October
Ziith, 1910, Alexander Snowic, aged
i\:l the fat, once routed, isgone fo: Sff\`l'Ilty-live Yf8l`S~
,~ EDWARDS-At the home of Frank
Mi-tch, Earnscliffe, P. ld, I., on tht-I 12th ins_t., Mary U., wife of tliriliiti-| (llarense E. l<Id\vai'ds, of Somcr-`
A ville, Mass., aged 57 _vc-ars. Inter-
ment will trilie place in (foiiciiiilf "Mass, Cemetery. (Boston paliersf please colly») ALLEN-At' Bougliton Island, on
Nov. 5th, Joseph C. Allen, aged 82 years. Deceased leaves a wife, three daughters, Mrs. J. Mi r and. Mrs. C. Johnson, both of George-I town, and Mrs. J. F. Allen of' Houghton Island, nlso, one son.|
_ z the in; . _
society, and who leaves lei- the wut' Get s $1.00 or a trial some te- Q
Yesterda four fine ctceis were
iisviii Reid, victoria tn-oss. has
Geo. lvllvlloiiultl of Graftoii Street
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Special to The Guardian.
Nathan S. Allen at home. OBKIRK--In this City Nov. 16th.' W. _C. Hobkirk, son of the late Dr. Hohkirk. ` __ ___ ___ ______
cGIMl'SEY-At his late home, 55 Bayview Avenue, Jersey City, of] paralysis, James MtcGit_npsey, aged 59. beloved husband of Annie Mut- tart.
SYDNEY, Nov. i1'.'-The inquest in- the death of Bruce McDougall vvnsl ld here. l The evidence indicated that hisi' eath was purely accidental.
5'
g_uickly stops coughs, cures c_olds, hcnls
ST. JOHN, Nov. l5~(`.harles F.
Crandall, formerly managing editor of the St. John Sun, and at present editor of the Halifax Echo, has been appointed managing editor of the Montreal Herald. He will enter on his new duties early in December. The promotion is a high one, as the position is one of the most important in Canada.
POli'I`I.AND, Mc., 13.-On Saturday
mornin" the body of a woman with ner ininnt boy by her side was found. lying beside the Boston and Maine tracks.
The iictini liss been identified ss
Mrs. Joseph Warren, of Campibellton, P. IC. lslaiil, who had been visiting her old home and was returning to licr liusliand at ftrimford Falls when the :iccidvnt lialipenlil.
Mr Warrriu came to Portland today
from Ruiiiford Falls and will accom- pun; the body back to Prince Edward Island.
The ni-.inner of Mrs. Warren's death
is not lnown.
H--r holly was found beside the
ttaok r-t l)r~cr:.villc .lunctioii an hour after tlic'trniii on which she had ar» ri'.'- tl had passctl.
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l{AIiAl\’l_l\ZOO. Nov. 13--six per-
sons are dead and twenty six injurrd fo\|r of whom will div, :ss thc result of a street car being run down ‘by n fast express train.
All victims were passengers in the
street car and it is r'onsiderc\l rc- iiiarknlilc that any riscapcil.
Special to The (liiardinii.
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on Nov. 10th, 1910, to as an
SHAW~MACNEVIN-At the home of the bride on November lllh. 1910. hy the Rev. James McDougall, Neil Macklnnou Shaw of Detileble to Sa- rah Isabella MacNevin of the same place.
McEACHERN-LIVINGSTON-At St. James Manse Nov 10th 1910 Jam
ston, both of this City. _
R HFNDERSON-At thc resi
Nov. 9th, 1910, by Rev. WE. John- son, John Howard to Miss E. Ber- nice, eldest daughter of the late George Henderson, both of Mar- gate, P."E. I. ROCKETT-REEVES--At the resi- dence of the brlde‘s father, on
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primed matter has no difficulty in se_cur- ~ ing customers. I have ideas to put into
the country and get a good customer for the price of a thousa_nd mailing cards,-or folders. or circulais r'
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matter to a list of prospective customers. Don’t you think they will be interested
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