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The death occur,-cd on Sunday “_ l Edna Elms t__iiel;a;l_th, uit., when Miss, U G A Humboldt county, Cal., was a visl- ` I

cernoon last. of John Kennedy at the ~ J - < ° , t,h°_ “'"° UI' . I to to Oakland recently, on his return residenm of his sister M,.s_ R__H_ Mc_i d_'_uB,_ Phlhpsf MUSE lifllis is the_only| __ 'from Santa Clara. _Dr. McKinnon is a

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been ill but s. short time, and was in his 77th year. I-le leaves one gon William residing in California. Two sisters, Mrs. R. H. McNeill, and Mrs.

Flora Herring in Sydney. ThL~~_re-. mains were forwarded to Prince Ed~`

ward Island by last evening’s ex- press for interment.-Sydney Record., November 29th, -

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Used Box of Cuiicura Ointment and lt Completely Disappeared.

" ! have suffered from eczema for two years,

The trouble began on one arm where glmm nlllreered B red snot or about n llvc-i-cnt erin, and it alwaY5 widened. all the time itching rind burning. The ilrst days I diiln’t mi-n, but seeing that it gained in size, I "lm ._- Ointment and Z- Ointment, but both niihout success. It was always burning and itching. Having seen in the iielvsp-1r>i~r the advertisement of the Cutii-urn lrcliii-ilics, 1 triad li little, and seeing that it iiii|iro\»,.,|_ 1 bought it box of the Cnticum iiiiiiinnim Aftcr having used one box. my cczclliii com- pli-lely disappeared. 'l`lie Ulltlcura. Oillilnunt should be kept in every iiulnc." (signed) N. Cstiguy, Mluieville, Que., Jun. 111, 191|..

A Generation of Success

For more than u generation Cliticllra Soap

and Cuticura Ointincrlt llnve :iil'ordi-il thu l~pl-eilicat and most economical troatiiielit for ilcliing. llllrlllngi Scilly and liloolliiig skin and .~i-nip liumors, of young and olll. A single wt is often sufficient. Sold by flrliggistg :illd iiclilers everywlicm. For a lillerul sulnple of Cuilcura Soap and Olnimclii, post-fron wlili 32-p. book on skin eruptions, sérld to l'oilf-r Drug it Chem. Corp., sul.; pi-gpg” 1-.; Lbluuibus Ave., Boston, U. S. A.

g *er Of Captain Allred nine, or

ghe Plant Line steamer Halifax, and V as frequently visited si. Jniin ine gU€8t of Miss Jane Wilson corner°of lQU¢€ll and Pitt si.reets,' and has a I1\:l;_r;{i_€r of friends in this city. Mr. Phuhgg 1(l_~1'i1RSori_ of the late Bheriii _wore ___»t________§_St1s0\1cl_ie. The bride lbrown with 0 bng gmt of cmmunon land willow ;____‘;_t:sfYl:_l;g__il_a.t of velvet I-si. .ionn Globe. 0 qum bm'

l -Rev. Colin Townsend and his sis- lters. Misses Bennie and Annie Town- Bend. Oi Travellers Rest left; last _week for Fairville, N. B. 'where they iI’“"P°59_l`@5i‘ll“8 in futllr'e and where ,also their brother, Rev. W. M. Town. lsend ll" H pastoral charge. The l'I‘ownsend family will he greau |mlBS°d. n0t Only in Travellers Res); ibut in Summerside` and vicinity Where they have long been widely and faV°mblY known. The old homestead which was acquired in 1818 by the late John Townsend, grandfather oi the llreseut family, has been piirchas- ed by _Robert Marclibnnk, New An-

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l The death occurred in this city on 'Tuesday last. Ht the resilience of her l<lH“§Cl1tcl‘, Mrs. William Henry, Prin- lce Street, of Mrs. Joseph Bell, ggi;-.1 ;84. The deceased, whose maiden name :was Charlotte Hardy, was horn in Little York in 1827, but she had been ‘a resident of Charlottetown for the Past thirty-eight years. Her hiigbaiid died nine years ago. She leaves to lmourn four daughters, who are, Mrs, Richard Jewell, Mrs. William Henry, Mrs. Geo. W. Snelgrove, and Mrs. ‘Henry Casford, aiid.three sons, Clmr_ flee, Joseph rand John, all residing in Charlottetown, Two sisters, Mrs. ' John Yeo, Charlottetown, and Mrs, John Ferguson, Marsiifield, also sur- vive lier. The funeral took qlacc on Saturday afternoon to the Peoples Cemetery, Rev. William Harrison of- ficiating. The following \\»'.-rc the ball bearers’ Cul D, stewart, Erll-:in Toombs, Robert; (lleniclltis, 'l`. I.. Aitken, Lieniucl and Murllocir nic- Leod.

The death occllrrcd at his home at

Mt. Herbert yesterday evening about nine-thirty of William Smallwood, aged 84 years, one of the oldest re- sidents of that locality. The deceased

i>LvLLorLiJ lmoNcHl'l'Is. san COULD HARDLY SPEAK.

Bronchiiis begins with a tightness

across the chest. difficulty of breathing, hoarsclicss, and there is a dry, harsh, cronpy cough. ‘ ,

_After a few days mucous begins to be

raised. This is at first white. but later of ii greenish or yellow color und is occasion- ully streaked with blood. , ’,

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by the use of Dr. \Vood's Norway Pine Syrup and thus prevent it becoming chronic and perhaps turning to con- _ suinpiion_ | l\l'rs_ lidward 'l`ru\'crs. Campbellton, N._B_,_wriics:-"I tlioiiglit it my duty to lwrite_,_ and lct__ you know what your woiidcrlul nicrliciiic has done for mc. _I caught u vcry liud c iid which developed ’ into bronchitis. I was so choked up I I could hardly breathe. I tried many 'medicines but they did me no good, and _I had almost given up in despair 1 A friend advised mc to try Dr. Wood’1= lNor\vny Pine Syrilp. <n I got :i boiilr land fclf inilcll iiclllr. _-_:ld l>_v thc tim( ; I had tzilrcn loin l \'..l..\ coiilplctely cured, lurid I can as..ni'r .ou I cnniiot say tor ' much ill it: pralisc, :is if is all you claim for it and more." ‘

| Dr. Wood’s l\`or\\'nv Pine Syrup is

put up in n .yellow vriilppvr; thrce pinc trccs thc trudc mark, price 25 cents.

hlnnulacfilrcd only by The T. Mi|.

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had been ill for about; three months. ,He leaves three sons to mourn their |loss. They are, Henry at home, _Frank in this city, and Herbert in _WiniiilJcg. The funeral takes place on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock lirom his late residence to the Mt. ll-lcrbert Cemetery. \

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.niunity goes out to Mrs. I. Uanider- inline, Mvntllgile, in the severe loss ,she has sustained by her huabalid’s idoath. His quiet un assuming dispo- _sition kept him apart ‘from all the ‘important functions but still he took lan active and intelligent interest in ;nll that was going on. The widow ‘loses a kind and n loving husband, the orphan neice nn indulgent and tliollglitful uncle and thc village one of it best citizens.-M.

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native of Grand River, Lot. 14, P. E. Island, is one of the most success ful sons of that little province in this State, and a physician 'of high standing. His son, Harold, is_ a -Freshman in the famous College of Santa Clara this year, and although but; sixteen years oi age, is a brill- _iant scbolar.`_Last year hewon two .gold me_dals,~'i.nd‘ was the essayist in his class] Another som is attending

.school in,his,_ slime town; Although ,Dr. _McKi.nu'o_u" s_, bdeii- in the" west for almost a quarter, oi a century, he loves' to "h`|ial‘ l the news of his old

lnnme, niniraiiiciiii ine"nn5penisgs' ni

lother- ‘days with those WliD...1Ike him- Iseli, hav:a...made t.he!Feic»'»Westi»'thelr‘ nbidingmplacs.-Oakland ,Maple Leaf _

TUESDAJYK The body of the late Chas. McKin-

non, son of Lnuchlan McK-ifnnon, New Argyle, arrived by train last eveninr: Mr. McKinnon died in Bangor, Maine. of valvular heart disease, and was about 45 years of age,_ and unmarri ed.. His father and two brothers, John at home and Donald in th States, will have the sympathy of in his sad bereavement. The bodv will lenlve the city by Hillsboro boat at 9.30 tomorrow mornir_ig_for inter- Ilwllt at ,Canoe Cove.

-There passed peacefully away at

West l’oi.nt on Oct. 16th, Ann Stew art, rellct of the late Joseph McLel lan, aged 78 years. ,The _deqeaserl lady was in her usual good he8.lth`ul» to an hour before she_ died. Thr- large concourse of neighbors and friends who followed the remains tr- her last resting place at St. Mary'r Cemetery, Brin (where a solemn rl- quiem mass was sling by the pastor Rev. R. J. McDonald) testify to th- estcem she was held in tue communi ty. May she rest in peace.-Com.

The Dunk River farmers’ institute

meet in annual session at_Lower Free- town on Nov. 30 with the president in the chair. A briei review of thc proceedings of the institute for thi past year was givcii by the President including the sale of the Institutes' lambs cooperatively which he pointed out was very satisfactory. Stewart R. Cairns was elected short cours: student. T. J. Enman and Tliomas Moyse were appointed D. oommitte to draft letters of coiidolellcb to be sent to the families of two deceased mem- bers-Herbert Leard and Frank Wright. The officers and directors for the next year nre1-l'resident- Horace Wright, Vice Pres.-C. C. Craig; Sccty-Robert P. Burns' Directors--T. J. Enman, Tlios. Moyse, Frank Deacon, J. A. Taylor, T. J. I-lllimphrey, P. J. Smith; Auditor; Calibecl-r. During the winter meet

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must be fortified with good health and strength. The lrenif, sickly and pale folks you sec are not really liv- ing they are only dragging out a miserable existence-have lost all de- sires, amhltions and pleasure. Suc- cess is impossible to silcli pcopic.

'I`he men and wonieli who snccccd are the strong, healthy, rich blooiicd' sort-people who have the necessary vitality to fortify alid support their ambitions and endeavors. No weak- ling has it place in the Hall of Fame.

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Niiiiie ,iR_ed_ Blend 1f.@1hl°“_>_._l§. Ph" 0`n|y'};e1inb1§_ topic that brings. such results. .Every N_ilii_lc tablet means tliiit much more and bei-.tei~'hlooii.

Nuiife _costs 50c,.__a box-H014 by U11:

following dealersir- ._ '

The McKinnon -Drug. Co., Cl"- _ 'riie frwg M,e_ee.

' Geo. El Hughes, lt!- E. A. Foster, City.

J. W. Carruthers, Montague.

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' Mahon, Bonris.

Alex. Robertson, Rod Point.

B. P. Smith, Kinkora. ,

~_~S_ H. ~Colw~ill,»Neur Haven. _

_.Ewen _,ll/lcK__&nou, flhmpéton. _.1 onivin HQ attfrictor , . _

Kler & McFadyen, Kensington.

1'. N. Enman, Summerside.

p;_ (;_..Le1-mga, North Rustlco.

` W. B.i?yer,"A,lbegf0\'|-_ _`>.` ,&'_ ,Mi-s. ottle Murnaghan, el 0 I Station.

Jas. F. Lord, Tryon. If your dealer doesn't carry NU LIFE ask him to Write Johnson & Johnson. Wholesale Iristriblitorr' Charlottetown. _ ,_ niwtldlftf-

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when I Tried “Fruit-a-lives”

Hnxnivicxr-3, N_ll., jan. 17th. rgxo. "I feel il my duty to give you :\ state-

ment in respect to ilie wonderful cure I received by taking ‘ Fruit.-ii-tives '. Chronic Constipniion was the complaint [suffered from for y=.im_ My gellerrll health wasniiserable as si result of this disease, and I became depressed and alarmed. I was ircatcll by physicians without the slightest pc-rnlancnt benefit, and I tried all kinds of pills and leblcts

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of‘Fruii.-a-lives' by New limlis\\'ick's ‘Grand Old Mun' Senator Cosligun, and I knew llintniiyiliiiig he slated was honest and lrue and given only' io llclp his fellow-meu. I tried ‘l-`ruit-ii-li\'cs’ and the effects were most marvellolls, and now I nm entirely well from all niy Chronic Constipation that I suffered with for years." A. G. WILLISTON.

“I"rnit-a-lives” will cllrc you, just as

they cured Mr. \\'illisioi1. fini .i box today-take tlieui-and begin to ll_"2l better. 5oc. a box. 6 for $2.511, os trial size, 25s. At all dealers, Or, Iii-IIB rniieg-tives Liiiliied. oiinwa _

ings will be heldiat __Wi1mot, Central Bedequc, North Bed_cquc,»"Uppor Free- rown and on Dec. 27 at Lower Be» ieque.

A very pretty evenx: took place on l'uesiiay morning, Nov. 28th. when Iohn M. Quinn. son of James and Mrs. Quinn of Stanley Bridge, was lnitcll in rnarriage to Miss Emmll AH* ries, daughter of James and Mrs. l`urner, Glyiide River, at nine o’clock '1.ni. in St. Anne’s Church, Hope Riv- lr. the ceremony being performed by the Rev. 'A. A. McAulay. The bride .vas attended by Miss Bessie Brown if Uiiarlottctuwli wliilc the i§l'00TU was ably supported by his brother Everett Quinn. The bride was given 'iway by hcl' hrotlicr Edwarrl Quinn and looked charming iii n gown of yliitc' satin with trimming.<`of white :ind gold and wore a white hat to match trimmed with wllite plumes ind `car`rieil a valuable prayer book the gift of hor aunt. Miss Florence 'i‘urner, sister of the bride, played the

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if the ceremony the wedding party rc-_ tllrllnd to thc lionlc oi the brillc'sl pa-_ rents where dinner was served to thc immediate relatives. About five! fvcloclr in the evening the bridal par-

ty drove to the home of the groom beautiful art square tile gift 9' ll” where a reception was held. The pros- »brotllcr -luhn of Vancouver. The

ents were numerous and costly which' l:r0\»rrl`B Kilt I0 the bfiflv WM I

goes to show the esteem in which the huiidsomc seal coat. The Guardian bride is held. r- Among them was a wishes the v0Uni! C0UDle many years

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Combination Sets $6.50 up.

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Office and Factory: 63 St. Alexander Stn M°nu'°"i_‘ _

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