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READING MATTER SELECTED Fll’0Nl THIS- WE_Ell S.--NEWS
SllTU RDRY
MONDAY
The many friends of Miss Flo. Hen-
`derson, daughter of l)r. and Mrs. Henderson, city, will be pleased to learn that she was successfully oper- ated upon for appendicitls at the P.
_ . . Hospital on Frillny last and is
now renting easy. _
--The funeral of the lute Alvin Mc-
Lellan of Moncton took place on Sat- urday morning from th.: residence of his uncle, fir. .»\.»\. McLellan, Sum- merside, to St. l"aul's R.C. Church where Requiem High Mass was cole- brated by his uncle, Rev. Father Mc- Lellan. The Dall-lirnrrrs \vere: Jo- seph McDougall, Lorne Mcllellan, Neil Durant, James Tamlyn, E‘rner Mc- Lellan and Jerald Mullignn.~~S.
-The many friends of Miss Bessie
Elderkin are deeply regretting her immediate departure from Amherst. Miss Elderkin le.u.\'es the last of the month for the Pacific Const, where in Vancouver she will be met by her brother, John l-Ilderkin, und will be united in mlirriuge to William 'Hoh- ert Bell, fllrmrrly of Alborton, now of Everett, \V:ishingtl\ll, .ind ii son of Robert Bell, Alberton. On '-"i:dnes- day evening last, when 'vii-is l\J`derkiu
with nicrlv flnkling ir-1'-i und r n- iiiaeolrigy lhieteriology, Pi-ithnlo e'"m°“t' “Hmm were present' Amnng Moncton Ex'
WHY N01' TRY IT ?
Vi/hen you need ii
laxntive, why not try Abbey’s Salt ?
It is pleasant to take-
docs not Hake on top of the water-and effervesces slowly, without choking or blinding the user like seidlitz powders.
Abbey’s Salt is used all
over the world and is regularly _prescribed by the leading physicians.
'I/Vliy don’t you find olit
what it will do for you ?
` TUFSDAY. _ ~ Haviland, sister of ‘the deceased, and
Mrs. Joi... o..m'.,.i,.g of w¢.,¢viii..__' YBBFS Of SUff6l'll1g will be taken to sz. H. Hrvilanar,l
Picton. announces the marriage of
H McCoubre of B dne formerl
_M
The results ol the sessional exam
McGill University have been announc- ed. ' The winner of the Sutherland
logy, Clinical Surgery, Clinical Che-
ll,
her daughter Margaret to Lemuel D. A D"""“' cu' °f c“°"" i" U" m
H04- ' ` notice will be given. The Guardianll
ei New Glssgéw, P. yu. if.-sydne; “MY ¥“lh°1' had ¢'=1"f1\ 1" 111° 11°" te Ex¢_ for a long time. It was such ii. deeper- of
` ate case that he ditfn't know .whilni lg
_.1-he nmn friends of Miss Nom, do. but one ot his fnends rccommei e _ _
Acorn. formally ol st Eleanor-'s, will 11°°<1'= Slrnvarilla. He sol if 1l_°11l° eerily muted ins beautiful scotch be pleased _to hear that she has com- .11111¥1°dll¢ely. and as soon as }=@_<01‘11é Clyde mare with the renowned Stall- pleted her first yesr’s training at Bt m°“°°d "“kl"5' lt he f°"' 1° " "“" ion Casper again, owned by Daniel
after the use of two other hotties he
Luke's Hospital in Bedford, Mass, _ so Reid &A S011. V1¢t01`1B C1099. M80 A1' und passed very successfully heading :gs nigaggfftfiynacf ,f|l,fc,,“,`;?.,,n,_ len Shaw, Cardigan, mated another the list in aclass of fifteen with an mended Hood's Sarsapariii.'i." Delie Scoth mare with the same Sire, average of 94 per cent.-S. - Allne Bclih. Levis. P~ Q- Wllllam W°b5l1¢?1`. R011” Bal °W“°"
_.L Get Hood.’s Sarsapnrilln today. Sold of
' _ by all druggistn e\'er_vwhorn. 1910 nn-nd by (jasper Again, has mat-
lnations in third year medicine at I i 1”' B e
The Boston Red-Sox are now in
third.place. Some of the teams who
medal for the best examination in have been known as the "cellarites" &fttl`n00n for San_ Francisco, Cal., to Chemistry is w. G. Morris of aegi- in the League are now climbing levi 1111°11‘1t§11° W‘;_1”_‘d__S S“';d*2,§'ereSéf_’;‘;‘;f na, forlnel'ly of Summcrslde. 'Nine I-0W31`d5 the 15017- The B_°9t°11 Fans Conven 32' go cs igpiflield Secreta" of the 58. men who have successfully Rt ¢_We1`Y EQIIIB BN 511011111115 the 012 13;' gmevwnr _“SPE I Sunday Scnmn passed the exauiinntions have seclir- S{\Y111E "(»9m8 Oil YUU R9d’S°x° ° leti' 'aAmo'n 'Other de1e'ates cd uggregate honors, Mr. Morris be- when Del?1`01t 0D¢I1B up a series here Asso0t1;_ °_;I' .t.me gpr vinces mi W _ ing one of the successful men. He 1112111 lihilfe Will be a largl_:_ crowd to frornt e _lan 1 midi; P EI _"___ . wins honors in Bacteriology, Patho- 11117111151* 111° "Speed BUYS slaughter B0" cr’ ° "mme ' ' '
the Tigers and decrease their percen-
mistry, Physiological Chemistry. li.. 1»11g°‘111 1119 LUHEUE- ro, A. Co. and Miss Bennett was ac- A. Gillis of Sumnierside wins lion- A1- EVUYUS. M1195. J1111° 3- “ gall” °°mp“'x{E‘lid"':i far ,F§eTor;_)€'t01c';€' rs; ors in Bacteriology and Puthology. l1*1“?`ball Wa” I’l“"y°‘l between gif slsmrthi I mféemoon 1;,” ghe Ocew W. E. Williams of Mt. Pleasant wins'("ty Government Tem", “"d,.tthet O c1.ty.t ds ,?l~ Su in yschmn deie_
- - ~ - honors in Bacteriology, Clinical Sur- “rd ‘lf T"a§l° Te11111~ 'U18 (-1 Y 611111 Linn e _ H! in yu the D0m_n_
arrived to aprnd the evening :lt the 88 gery, Uliilicul (‘.ne,,.nH'___y_ Physiolmxy Bh0W0d '$11811' 0l1I1011°11l9 110W 1-? r“_" 3111-95 frnm a pf" B t M___nd___ home of her friend Mrs Mzibel Mor- Chemistry Messrs Morris, Gillis around the bases The proccecstweic ion, _will leave ’loro_n_nton___ ___ :_ F19. 1101101" \lrt"ll-L bt ~1 WHF passed in all the nubiects of the in “ld of 8' Hosmtal m that own "‘_“"“'"g' bg " ';pe?h“_ r]"'t’. wtiffn ,I ,.,.t,.d nv |,,.,.v ,n nm. g ly funn] tnlrd y,,m_ VH _physmnnzy Phan Many prominent men in city and gov will curry _lclll 0 011' <05 11111 ~
r _ _ :i ' ‘ is 5 ' ' ' , _ ' _ ' ‘_ ` ' -0 ‘ . ' ` sy. _ _ 'C ,,,,,.,,0,.
fc-tti. When Miss lilldcrkin had recov- ` (lliiiicul Medicine, (llinical Surgery, lghe Invited g“eRtB.wer° 'O pred her _,nn cn ~_w nn ,mn . _ _ _ _ .. ,, ~ - lioss, Chief ldxecutive of the State.
bre. , ii inll ie el (Jinical Clleniistl)_ und Ihysiologiciil , _ r ~ __
. "i\elled" crown was placed ubon her (,hemis,_,_y_ The _,_n‘,,,e students _,re l_f_i_e;:teli_:;i_t_d__(:;_>v_;:__;x_;::§___l_;___ A_._l~€‘_n_tlién___g_ ___ Margate ___ E_ L_ ____ M__m_|__y J___nc i.‘;:;‘i ..t.’.";°:;l=._“ "°”"°" ;:i::"i.,E'.‘.l_‘;z".‘.:;;‘° "ti -f H- _“ ' `
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to her sent upon ii throne, linder ii I ._. 1 (lharlottctown who is taking third-Use. _ _ ` deceased wus horn in Idngliind, Feb.
_ _ ._ l3v.l Falms two
ilutiful \\'~diiEn~: io over wlici larts. e r work llnil thc ll f " M“"chcHh`r & ' C My ' -
” 110 ' . l ll. l 1 l Y H 01 "1 111115/OH1 B _ .lii41. Whcn nite oung his parents
' ilnnteii with cross sticks ‘the llnion 0 0 ¢ lregilliitions limi pm-lscll in ull the il( we "$221.Iiul)ulRi`inT‘2l::€\},i,;?l(i2i€: ininiigrlltcil till thisyl‘rovinco und sol.-
.Inek ,Uni -ip,-. ,~:¢_,_,,-R ,ind .\‘i_ri|m;;_ A .Ilino Rlh is the birth d-file of an- `slil»jrl'.ts of the ycilr, I‘liarnlucology "I, iw |»,',n';`F,dR.;n gnc ,.ii|ii|iiicl‘- l’rosl- 111311 Rl- F1"“l°"i°t‘”1- I" N‘“"- ZIM- l_,,_,_,_. ,|,,,.,,,_,,5,.,| |,,,_r,.,.l nt gin. |',,,,L of other standard bred l.roi.ler for and f.llcl'upclliil's, pntliology, liygicncl;;I:_l€.iiRf, will ,,,,',_,n ,,,_,_i\.(._ at hifi llifili, he was mnrricd to Maria Tup-
` ' ` medical jiirii-:prlldoncc clinical mclli-| ' _ - ~ _ - » lin of Marlntc und it fiiniily of folll'
the f.iii', youul: lilleen upon her thronc fairly I»|ii_l:i.§ng with wee. hu-I great liiysteriilils looking parcels, Cuiltiiilioll the niisci-iliiiiz-oils “shower gifts" of her frii"iuIs_ l\li_<=s Pezlrl \Vii.:l-‘, llress- lrll llv i'<-|=i'r~::eui :i fairy l‘l‘l|ii:f‘>=a|'c:L<l n poem eufii!i~<l “Hur fleas." Aa Miss lillilcrliiil op:-llrll and :illinirrll cilcli gift, l\ii.~':= \\`i_:t|l‘ read thc airclunpiiiiy- lug flinny origillul verse of good \\'i.~ihes und miirii spicy ullvicf: for thc lrriilc to be. [luring the evening Misa t‘:t|npl»l‘.l| izmlzf “'l`lli- lliinirfllow Illlllt for 'l‘\\'o" :li~d_ M as Wiule from the
' eriur of the l‘ui,ll.y bfirrel gzivc it funny reading “Billy und Bess." The scheme of lieurts and bells was cur- iied out at slipper which was dninti-
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ing sire of P. E. I. for size amd
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ii* the body the I nerves receive their
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-1,' the Pills ii f '~ trial Mrs So hia
l 4|
3
£2.."§‘r
2%
manent relief and t last I decided
_ n half dozen boxes, and before they
were half gone I felt much better, and b the time I had used them all every ysympton of the trouble had T0R_01fiT0. -111119 11--L B- Pllilliilii, n,,ne_ and I wan enjnynnn. B cnmfnrt the mining Engineer who shot his 1 had not known for yen_,.n_ I nnve young wife and himself on May 24th, since remained in the best of health, _ and can only sry I owe the joy of wer the charge of attempted mur- living without pain to Dr. Willlams'_dE1`-
, Pinir Pills.f'
S,-,id ny nu medicine genie;-S 0|- by would be as well for Mrs Phillips to
mail at 50 cents s box or six boxes Willh-110111 1191' Hf101'Y Until the H1111 for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' When She W0lild b€Sf1"011E¢1`-
Medicine Cc., Brockville. Ont.
ly servell :it niidilizht.. With the joining of linulls Auld Lung Sync" ivzis sung and with thc spirit of well- wishing still perl/aiding thc atmos- phere, the _ruling friends depnrteli for their homes voting thc "shower" ai plezirllllg sllev_‘.css.-Alnlicrst News.
Wilkes 2.i1li;, now owned by Alfir Wclbstcr, Marie, on May 251th dropped si beautiful large foal hy Kinaros. This foal is pronounced her largest und best colt; and she had colts from such good horses as Kalol, Joe i’atcben, lion Fire and Brazilian. l\'lr. Webster is so well pleased with it that he has bred her to Kinaros ugain. The Guardian wishes Mr. Webster best of luck with his new born trotter.
Reports from Port Hastings, N. S.,
has it that on April 29th Lady Belle-, now owned by George McLean of that place, has produced a natural born trotter, sired by Kinaros, the com-
speed. Mr. McLean bought this mare from John Davy, Commercial Prose, _ E. I., last year. She won a § mile heat race on Tunnel track 2 years ago, best time 1.13. Mr. Mc- Lean has refused a large offer for his new comer. -
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On June 7th Thomas Baldwin‘s Parkside mare foaled a beautiful chestnut foal by Kinaros. Mr. Bald- win is highly pleased with his new horn trotter and says it is the most br:-.eily looking and best shaped foal thut has ever been seen around those
SIARVED NERVES
llie l.iiuse. of Neliralgia-It Must he Treated Through the lllooll.
Nourulgin is :i cry of the nerves
for more and better blood. It liter-
slarved Like every other nart of
noilril-ihment through thc blood. There is therefore no doubt that Dr. Wil- imma Pink Pills will cure the worst cusos of neuralgia. They actually luuke new, rich blood, carrying to the starved nerves the elements they neml, thus driving away the sharp, torturing pains which nearly drives the suffer wild. Hn many cases of nf-liralgiii have yielded to treatment through I)r_ Williams' Pink Pills that every sufferer from this dreaded trouble should lose no time in giving
. . all _ _ _ p ii. Johnson, Mozun, Sash., says: For llpwurlls of ten years I was a
periodical sildcrer from neilrulgia.. It lol'af.eil in the aillr-. of my face and in
the jaw, which would actually click _
every time I opened or closed my mouth. At times the pain would be almost uncndurahlc, and as time went on, my whole nervous system
l-ltxintly doctoring, hilt the doctor did not seein to be able to give me per-
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to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I got
gpedai to The Guardian, capital of five million to purchase a
LONDON, Jung 11-With all the an- and the Berlin, Tomlin, and Weston
-‘ cient and solemn ceremonial observed bakeries in Toronto with the object
on such occasions the Prince of centralizing the management, mod- ,
gg,"-, Wales was admitted to the Most erning the plant and providing three
Noble Order of the Garter Saturday cities with better bread at the same
_ and received the accolde from the price.
King in the Throne at Windsor This is the outcome of the more r Castle. talked of bread merger. The ffnanc.er
seemed to be affected. I was con- 0'nRIEN“A1» l-'1"1`11~1`". -7111"! 11. MIN
Thoinns Melllsll, lluion licmd. It is from his stunllard brcd iniirc. .Alleluia an-ll by Kim-iron 38fIi>i6. It is good size, well made at evory point, wllaf. any horse man might well be proud of. Mr. Mellish is to bo l'ongr;ituls.t- cd, as he is one of the few w-ho are raising stnnllnrd bred cults ill Kini.:'s (`oiinty. ‘
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flhns. S.. Mcllolmlll's well known
nmre “llsindy H." dropped ll bcnllti- fill foul on May 24th sired by tluif. mllch ridinired horse “Crown Prince" owned by Pzirlncnaa Hughes, (love- heali_ Mllch credit is <luc Mr. Hughes for his enterprising courage in keep- ing ao fine a horse as "Crown l"rince." when it is understood large sllnis have been offered for him. The foul is considered hy some expert liorse owners to be one of thc finest seen in Covehead for some time.
(Special by Telephone.)
(ll']()RGETOWN, Jliuo 10--The
hearing of the Molyneaux case was resumed this morning at 9.30.
Henry Campbell, recalled by the
prosecution, testified _as follows:
On going into the pantry on May
4th I found three crooks under the window. There were two flour bar- rels under a shelf. There was a sink in the pantry, 2 ft., 4; in. high, and the distance from the casing of the door to the sink was 45 in. The door, when opened 'sufficiently wide, would come in contact with the Sink. There was a pump in the east end of the room. The pantry was 7 ft., 2.) in. by 3 ft., 8 in. The distance from the bottom of the door to top of roller was about 6 ft., 7% in. The roller was about 1 in. in diameter. I estimate that when hanging, the woman's feet were two or three inch- es from the floor, more or less. The face of the body .was against- the door but couldn't say body touched the door.
To Mr. Mathieson-Archibald Mc-
Pherson und I made the measure- ments in the pantry. There was a shelf over the sink.
Noah Campbell, the next witness
called, did not appear and it was stated that he had taken sick short- ly after leaving home and was oblig- ed to return.
Little Elsie Molyneaux was placed
in the stand hilt, owing to the fact that she could not be induced to talk, owing apparently to shyness, she was allowed to retire for the present.
'Mr. Johnston stated that he had
other witnesses to call whose _exam- ination eould not conveniently be held today and asked that the pris- oner be remanded for a short time..
Mr. Mathieson contended that any
additional delay or expense should not be unnecessarily incurred.
His Honor remanded tho prisoner
ui til Wcllnosrluy, .lime l'lth, the hearing’ to be resumed ut 11.30 u.m.
No'ri<:_ _
In giving .the evidence of John
Bruce in Snf.lll'ilay's issue it wus st,rite<l that the witness said, when speaking of the prisoner, "he said he was ri little afraid sometimes." This was incorrect, the proper words be- ingi “hc sniff she was ii. little strange sometimes." The error was made in telephone transmission, the. two son- teuces sounding similarly when spok- en over the wire. CARVER--At Vernon ltivcr on May 2:'if.h., to Aldren M. and Mrs. Unr vcr, a rlallghter_-((longratlliatilms)
CARR-in this city on June !it_h_
lllll, to llavid and Mrs. (Inrr, ri son. _
Patrick 0’Brir:n, (neo Annu i»lv.i fins) aged 68 years. Funeral will leave her residence Tuesday morn- ing at 8.30 for St. Patrick'a (`hurch_ Ft. Augustus, where a sol- emn High Mass will be sling.
Special to The Guardian.
appeared in the police eollrt to ans-
Magistrate Kingsford thought it
He committed Phillips for trial. A company has been formed with a
go a d D land to pass away the Summer
l‘iu ciiuirl ‘ ."1 t.t‘
life resident. (living to the fiict that Mrs. llrllce bus been :iiling for sonic years-l and the fact that rl. short time H ago she rallied to quite un extent that death coming as it did was J rather liuexpecteil. Altholigli having
e with her when she p.i~.sed .iw.i
tin.n :ind it member of Ht. Jolin's
to do unto othels as you would
have them do with voll” and the life beyond the grave Mis lirucelenves to mourn hor husband und the fol- louing; Mrs. N.B. McF‘ayllcn, Quin- cy, Mass.; Mrs. Lew Wells, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Mrs. E. D. Harring- ton, Ocean View, I‘.E.I‘.; Mrs. Her- bert Wndman, Boston, Mass.; Mrs. John R. McWilliams, Eldon, P.E.I.; Mrs. John Carrier, Earnscliffe, P.E. 1.; also, Daniel, John M., John A. and Anglia M., in Seattle, Wash., and a very large number of friends. The funeral will take place at the house today, Tuesday, June 13th, at 2 p.m., conducted by the Rev. J.W. Mackenzie. Interment at Belfast Cemetery. _
(By L. C. Kitson.)
Mrs. Chas, Varrell, Portsmouth, N.
H., was visiting in Everett, Maflli. recently the guest of Mrs. C. L. Kih- by. Mr. and Mrs. Varrsll spent a vacation on the Island a few years a n s eak well of their native
' I D f ' lls were lI11~t11'31`e‘l "
ii large family they were :ill so situ- £2 B zgdvazyhgllsiilv 1 learned that ll
' ' ' ' ‘y' inside within fi abort radius of Bos-
Mrs. llruce had been ri devout (‘»hria- “nn There was n.in,,,]n ,Lynn from r
N Y -k_ Mr. & Mrs. Johnston‘a I
(‘.hllr<~ll, Belfast I’ 1*] l, and died us ,;,?;1e,,;?,E is exceedingly nopulny dup- h
B
utcll that only one dzillglitor could ,mms of them “mm i.',.(,vn,cinnntg and in ll . - - ~ - - '
ton spent the sllnimer visiting frlen-I5 d
s on the Island ii few years aK0»
sumincr residence in Hcielly |"~llI1111~
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0. ll surgely, ova e .rirs andl ~ _ - ~ ._ .nncn sous mill one dallglitcr deccnsllll were
lul<'t_eriol¢lgy. llc wins llrinori: ill cli- ix/c£|¥,,o;iEe:n;'g€|m':,|:,,L:, n,:';.‘,_ivnn born to thcln as follows: Jauiea 'l‘. uicnl nicdicinc und obaf.l‘i.rics. nom WHshingtnn_ Many nf the news. llhirshiilltolvll, Iowa; Alfrod M. Viln-
"""_ paper aceh hard to get thc honor of "011V1’1`l W1ll11l111 B- W1"111_l“_`l-Ti “ml
The death of Mrs. John Bi-lice, nee U", “mt [,,_,,Hid,,m_i"l _mt,,,.Vn,_w_ fl. Moody, New Westmlnlstcr. ln
Mary floss of flcczin View, which or- wnin, waiting nn. un, n,,_nm.n,n»n of |867, the <|cl'eilscll_ stnrl.ed_n lllrgr curreil ut 5 p.ui. Hlliiiliiy, .lune the _uw |.,.,,vn,cml cxn,.,._n,, fm. _uh _](.|m_ and extensive currmgc building cat lltll. li-'IS f10<'flHi<>ill‘1l l"1i!l"‘l- =\li<l.'N H the ,.n_nnr nv,.,nn,_: 1 ,net n nip nblislmleiit in Miirglitc now olvncd ivillespirud sorrow in this ni~.ighbor-|mnm,"0( 1.,.0vnn._,,,|n_,tR f,.,,,,, l.,,wn,,|_ ,uni noni”-n||¢\_.i_ by iemnk lvl,"-ki; i. hood where the llelveziscrl has been n They were nnnnng hm, voyage to (m~,,|r-|- nm"-cni_|¢-r-__ imp yi perioll of
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"VY pains zi ing uni clmsclcn iollr l EXACT copyorwnnnnnm _ _ -__ -1 .- ‘-'I __ "'.".
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ohnstou, Tauton. Mass, on Meinor ;:_i;;__ i_§’m_(1_11____‘;___e1_;1S"_nt___:;___
many of their l'riends will* W01`0 I-U1" ing to thc Island to sl'>0_ll<l U11*
uiunier with relatives und friends. At, the resilience of W, A. and Mrs. V
At. many of the llwcllin2'110“1109 _1_" D
the country there is found aqua s
some places there is fr0<l\\€11i1Y H9011 about 3000 of them in one house. and they are shipped 10 11111"k°l_- 1" arge quantities. Some of the sh1l>I1‘ em are proud of their birds-_of-featl_r er as a P. E. Island farmer is of his four-looted animals; only they de` light in seeing them travelling _U11 foot while the Bird-Fanciers enioy seeing their flock speeding through the air.
police C0mmr_ Q’Mears. of Boston
has been re-appointed for five more years as head of the Police Dept hy Governor Foss. Governor Foss IB trying to give_ Massachusetts the best administration she ever had, and it is rumored about that in the next election he will be elected again by a 13|-ger majority than before. Comlnr. 0’Meara is an odicial Who 11119 1111' ninistered his trust faithfullyand ul?- rightly and has won the c0nf1d€l1Ce Of his force and proven himself capable
she lived believing in the Golden Rule,n,n the ,gnnnnnr nn,n¢_nS_ Mn _]0_nn_ _they were both charitable, courteous
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espocted. lu the eonununity he was nost popular with every_onc. With is wife and willow who survives him
nd kind to strangers. In him thi’ poor always found support and help.
and pigeons in large 1111111l191`11- Img
months.
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of the head of affairs. A team composed of _some Of the
crack-players of a club in one of the suburb towns of Boston are P1a1111111Z a trip to Yarmouth N. S. to D185’ a series of base-hall games t11€1'€.N0 doubt in ii few years time We 8111111 hear of them battling for honors with some of the Island’_s ch&mD10115- we hope_to hear this winter of a Hockey match with some amateur club 11011;. between the Champions of the Is- land and it will be of interest to many Islanders who reside hcrc who
arcenthlisastic over the gamvl When
is eluh from across the border PHYS B- visit to Boston.
Strawberries on the Boston Market
now are selling by the Crew f01` 3°- I<llue-berries have arrived and they
For Skin Sufferers
If you, or someone dear to you, have undergone the itching, burning, sleep - destroying tor- ments of eczema or other cruel skin erup- tion and have suffered from its embarrassing, unsightly disfigure- ment; if you have tried all manner of treatment,
no matter how harsh, to no avail, and have all but given up hope of cure, you can appre- ciate what it means to thousands of skin~tor- tured sufferers, &om in- fancy to age, when the first warm bath with Cuticura Soap and gentle application of Cuticura Ointment brings instant relief, permits rest and sleep, and proves the first step in a speedy and successful treatment.
lars more than they bought from her
How then is reciprocity going to hll- Q
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are being disposed al fi111_Ck\Y_ 111-159- ( The lleciprocity question is hclrli-Z
discussed by many here; it is doubt- ful if the bill will he i»eHS<=f_1- The nnifinh and greedy combinations _ of capital are fighting fiercely liixelflet it; but if. is to be honed that tllfuf efforts will be futile and llcstrllctlvfi prem:-itllrely. They have iuanaf=!0‘l U1 have u. few- farmers as spokeslrlen to oppose the farming interests. 'Pho farmers of the country have no rea- son to oppose Reciprocity; blit every reason to advocate it. Has not the combined trusts deceived the farmer. and are now working in the greatest secrecy to deceive him in ages to come. Have they not bought farmer newspapers and other cnterprizcs to keep up their selfish policies. In five years ending June 30, 1910 the lin- itcd Htatistios show that they sold tn Canada five hundred million dol-
the tariff wall. cause of the trouble. Th-use are the
A deep feeling of regret will be oc-
casioned in this city on the an- tarrh, Asthma, Bronchitls of Throat nouncement of the death of Mrs. Trouble. Ralph Peake, Charlottetown, who The wonderfully-soothing vapor of passed away yesterday in Halifax. Cstsrrhozons instantly reaches the the sad news having been conveyed furthescrecesses of the lungs, pro 10 H118 CNY last 8112111115 by Uilegram duces a healing, curative effect that to Mrs. James Peake. The deceased, is impossible with n “bla or ||nu|d_ who was a lady of refinement greatly which goes merely to the s.¢n,nn¢h_ respected by all who knew her, was and 19,115 entirely to nan, the throat the__;wldow of the late Rakph Peakel, or |ung,,_
of t e old firm of Peake ros., an To er nnent cn was a sister of the late T. Heath ||]B_ yon? couggg snxzinygmnnginég 'Haviland and Miss Haviland, Hall- tnrrn by an meat" u ed 't _ d nd
. s a r e a
£11, at whose h_ome_s_li:a pal;_serl_ti_;_w?y. proven remedy nk' Ostsrrnozone
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some time and n. pers stent attac ` of inntnt L k 1 C t n E pneumonia so weakened her heart only gc and°°u_ str an°d;rl';n_:”°“° T
that death was imminent for some H U time before it eventually came. The
If there is an ailment in the throat r chest, it is surely essential that he reirled be convo ed dir ct t h
the deceased. ` ~-i
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John Annear, Lower Montague, re-
the King's Co. Champion foal of
dlhis draught mare with this horse.
Rev and Mrs W. A. Ross left this
Miss Evelyn R. Bennett, of Hillsbo-
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The dcath occurred nt his resilience
h, after .i lengthy illness of Will- ain Polmd. Carriage bliilder. The
albout forty ycurs he. field thc lurgcal patronage prolmbly of any firm in this province. The deceased will-1 il
y, pluck and pcrsevercnoe earned foi imself ii province wide replltntion. n the home hc was loved and highly
_ THE .CUIJIJNG MOTH. - _
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rince_St., from whose home inter- E flies only in the _evelliillffiliil 1_1*/_ ent will be held and of which lat.er‘During the day it remains m0
we on or under the bark which it clo-
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ng'-a`.apread_ol not more-than three-
quarters of an inch. In this stag.; they do no damage. They begin 1;
lay their eggs a few~days after they?
emerge from the .cocoon which is from .the last week of June to the rnlddle of July. The average female
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rlieuniatism for many years he was enial and of unusual cheerful dis- position. fly his removal the conun- iinity has mourned the loss of an es- timable and hightly esteemed citizen, being of a keen 'intellect pertaining to the best welfare of the country. He was once a candidate in bye-elec- tion in the fourth district of Prince with the late Hon. G. W. Bently. He supported liberally' the school the church and societies in general. His whole life in `Margate had been o- de- voted and faithful example for those amongst whom his life was passed. Consoled and fortified by his strong faith in God alone his soul quitted this vale of tears in the flill confid- ence of a glorious immortality. The funeral service took place on Wed- nesday afternoon 3 p. rn., .and were condllctell nt his late residence and in the church by the pastor Rev. W. E. Johsou, assisted by Rev. E. J. Rattee, of Malpeque both of whom paid high tributes to the life and character of the deceased, “Lead kindly light" “Nearer my God to thee" “Rock of ages" and other hy- mns selected by the request of the deceased were sung by the choir with good effect. Interment toolu place in the burial ground of the Methodist Church at Margate. Following were the pall-bearers:-Andrew Johnson; Wm. Brown, Margurte; Robt, Heaney John (lounors Clinton; John Woodside, Kensington, and Mic- hael Ready, Burlington. (Pioneer please copy.)
The Codling Moth,-thc insect that
makes the‘apples wormy- is the most destructiveiinsect pest of apples, in- juring every year more than half the crop. The following article is inten- led to make more general it knowled- ge of its life history and liabitu, und the best methods of control.
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_nity nn,-1 I-euevn nn from the wail of afIu'tcd lnrl.. lt'l~i because _tho heal- ‘ hindrance between the two countries; ills velllll' of 1'-atnrrhozonc is breath- -_n nnn nm, the Union Jack & the ,qynn-5 cd into the sore, irritated throat and
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At Stripes become entwined for een- l>1"111‘1h11‘~l _!!1_ll01~l._M3!2£i.L1Q_e.itB__halsamic ,.. '-__ E _/‘ ._ turies to come; by the abolishing of fumes kill the germs and destroy the ` _.3 - 3,1./' .___ -2?* " /f;
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WEDNESDAY, reasons why Catarrhozone never yet Utmost " ’//2' The Pm-gg(
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Chocoiates Witliouta Rival
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9 Exclusive Reel e from cocoa beans selected und ground
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ For Dalntiness and
rt the farmer. Lot us have Recipro- »_ _Y » » Y» '0» ut 0 1 ____ __
_,___ Flavor
In Candy! A -.'j_ |llil‘Gdi¢ll1`5
All Moir's Chocolates are prepared from our own
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`- by ourselves. _ - ._
The creamy insides and centres of nuts. fruits and ‘_
Jellies have just the Right Flavor-the rich, thick choco-
late coating has just the Right Taste.
Our blending of these two confectlon extremes 1
creates un exquisitely delicious flavor not found in other
brands. Try Molr‘s.
_ ` . . ' M u I N 1
The Inventnre was a brilliant lime- at the back of the project ie Cawthor ) body Wm arrive in this ciey tonight Catarrhozone “ R E M ul' Limitgd
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1-1011- - . _Ml\l0¢l1- . .. . _ » _from Halifax, accompanied by Mi|s_ Jlllf BICIIIIC ll n‘|nh;_ cndn