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50rgvul:;;l People tell of Prompt

In The worliby Greatest Fruit

Grateful Acknowl' d

e gements Come From

§“ffi1’¢l'S» Thousands of Miles Apart, Show- m8 t e Value of Fruit-a-tives.” ~- -- ..° Wh€n Well-known people,‘respected in the districts g<.>°.<‘

_ s one t ieni o ’t ] confidence in their word , y u ‘can WIP having

_ The probability is you will nnd some person living 1;1ght_1n y_0ur home town or country who has been cured by " EI`Uli'.3~'f1V¢S_-” Don’t hesitate to talk of “Fruit-a-tives” to such persons. You iindrpeople in all walks of life, uieii and W°m_en» 50196 very prominent people, who are grateful because in their suffering “Fruit-a-tives” was a welcome remedy and they are glad to tell you all about it.

When you have uiidergonetlie tortures of Indigestion,

Headaches, Sick Stouiach, Pain in the Back, Chronic C011StlpalZ10i1, Rheumatisni or similar ailinents, andliave at last found 'a wonderful cure in “Fruit-a-tives” you naturally ‘feel as though you must talk abou_t`~'tliis` great remedy-write about it. You would like others to know the truth ofi how you obtained relief. , This is just the positions the grateful users of “Fruit-a-tives” are iii. They have been~ cured when their diseases were sometimes given up as hopeless. Their thanks are' the “Fruit-a-tives testimonials” you.see in the newspapers. They are freely and voluntarily oilered. They are genuine and never in one single instance given for any monetary consideration. 2 5c. for trial size,-regular boxes, 5oc.~6 for $2.50 or sent direct on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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C.F_Pooley, 6% Kent St, Halifax,N_S.,Travelling Sales Agent

T. P. Dorll. Bt. Peters was I in Charlottetown Saturday. '

1 ` me Robert Jenkins, Alexandra, was in Charlottetown Saturday.

‘J. J. Moflarthy, Bt. Augustine.

was in Charlottetown Saturday.

F. G. Jordan, Montague, was in

Charlottetown Saturday on business.

Tiles. Hudson, of I-Ihmilton and Sons, Picton, was s passenger to Souris Saturday.

His many friends will regret to

learn of the serious illness of Harry Essory, Union Road, Lot. 83.

The friends of B. J. Taylor, Char- lottetown, will regret to learn that he is ill in the 1'. E. I. Hospital.

ills many friends are pleased to see

John H. Gill of Union Road out again after his recent illnes of ls. grippc

George Brown, who has been spend-

ing n few weeks at his old home at York has left on return to Prince Rupert,

D. T, Lowther. North Carleton,

who was attending the Dairy As- sociation in Charlottetown has re- turnei home.

The Guardian regrets to learn of

the scrious illness of Harry Essory, Union Bond, who is confined to his home with an attack. oi pleuro-pneu- moniu.

‘Her friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Charles Simmons. Charlottetown, returned Saturday from the P. E. I. Hospital where she was undergoing treatment.

Louis McMillan of the Y. M. C/A..

Charlottetown, left ln.st_ night for Toronto to tnke a two months' course of physical training as pro- vided undcr the Strathcona Fund.

Mins Hazel Bremner, Charlotte-

town, was n. pussonger Saturday by the special mail train returning from Boston. and New York where she spent several weeks visiting friends.

E. H. and Mrs. Mcllinchern and

Miss Annie Trving, Charlottetown, leave this morning for Cape Trnvcrne to attend the funeral ol Mrs. Mc- Eachei'n’s, and Miss Irving's grand- mother, Mrs. Arthur Irving, whose death is recorder! elsewhere.

TUESDAY.

John Poirier, of Sinclair & Stewart

Ltd., Summersicle, spent Sunday in Charlottetown.

John P. Gordon, Charlottetown,

crossed yesterday on' n holiday trip to the Paciiic Const.

Miss Welsh, Southport, left yester- day to take u course at the McDon- uld College, Bt. Anne do Bellevue.

Horace McEwen, Supt. of P.E.I.R.,

was arpnssengeron tho mail special Sunday night en route to Moncton.

Yesterdnv afternoon Geo. J. Car-

ver, Charlottetown, was taken to thc City Hospital for treatment to his hip which has been giving him consi- derablc pain of late.

Thomas McNutt. Mulveqlw. WM H

passenger last night by the GXDW-S9 to Georgetown cn route to Picton to meet, Mrs. McNutt who is returning from a. visit to her former home in Campbellton, N. B.

WEDNESDAY.

John H. Ryan. Montreal. represent-

ative of The Sherwin Williams Paint Co., is in Charlottetown.

Miss Edith Saunders lcnves tonight

for New York after an extended visit to her home in Churlottct0Wl\-

The mnny friends of John Tweedy.

blarnsclilfc, will regret to hear of his illness, and hope for his slJ¢0dY recovery.

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A simple food, but U nourishing food. Just the heart of sweet-corn rolled th`in and toasted. `

Appetizing, easily digested. good `for men, women ond. children." °

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WUMAN ESGHPES T lillEli|lFlll _ UPERATIUN

How She Was Saved From Surgeon’s Knife by ‘Lydia E. Pinkhsm’s Vegeta- ble Compound.

Mogsdore, Ohio. - "The first two years I was married I suffered so much froml

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bearing down pains tliatlcould notstand

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-ingston and his most interesting and

chairman Dr. Ayers to which Mr.

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The .. ‘= .“I»*_“ ’~- of-Wm. Fraser; Vernon, ’-'_=`i"'A' leased him out again, -1 2'- recent g '_ *_ = SDAY: ,jiif

-o; D.” V \~ 1\\m._ dummmiae, spent ya_t,s|.1;s1,=iu 0harlotcstcwn.- J’ `~'-,j‘.1‘.'<f;*f.,`ii;._.. - -Lorne lbswqr, Summer-sids, was s Passenger t_o_Q\\qrlottet'own yesterday, aftsrnoon.§\~nl`; » \

-O. Gordon Cpllbeck, Summersids,

is visitinlr his Krhlidhther, W. B. Callback, '1‘ryon.+J.

-Patrick Mc_Phs`e, Colemsn,.and'

Reuben and Urville Large, Albany, were in Suinmerside yesterday at- tending the Seed-Fair.-J,

Mrs. Thomas McNutt, Malpeque,re-

turned yesterday from a visit to her former home in Campbellton, N. B. She was met in Pictou by her husb- and. They will return this afternoon to their home in Mulpogic. A

FRIDAY. W. E. Bentley, K. C., Charlotte-

town, has returned from al trip to the Pacific Const.

Robert Black, Amherst, has left

for Charlottetown where hc will take in the Seed Fair.

Arnold Rsttenbury of the Hockey

i.-locinls and formerly oi the Victorian returned to his home in Charlotte- town yesterday.

George and Mrs. McPhee who have een spending the winter in Charlotte- town left last night on return to Saskatoon, Sask.

Curl Milford, Charlottc-to\vn, who

has been in the 1”. IC. I. Hospital suffering from nppendicitis bus rc- covered and returned home ycslw- day.

Miss Flora A. Bruce, Red Point, is

visiting friends in Charlottetown and Uigg this week before leaving for For- est. Hill, Mass.

John M. McLeod and Mrs. McLeod,

Port Vernon, returned yesterday from an enjoyable visit to Port Richmond where their daughter Mrs. Gault Murray resides.

MONDAY.

A PROHIBITION SUlVIMONS.»-A

Prohibition summons has been served on George J. Carver, Great George St., Charlottetown, returnable on Tuesday, March 4th.

FORT-Y HOURS DEVOTION_- The

forty hours devotion will commence in St. Dunstan's Cathedral, Char- lottetown at 9 n. m., Tuesday, March 11.

DEATH OF MRS. CONNICK.- Tho

death of Mrs. John Connick occurred this morning, ssys n Sydney exchange of Feb. 27th, at the home oi her

Falmouth street, following an illness of three weeks. The deceased was in her 67th year. She leaves three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Char- les Pholen and Mrs. P. E. Murphy, Glace Bay; Mrs. A._C. McDonald,tl\is city; John C., Vancouver, B. C.; and William of this city. Her husband predeceased here three years. They were both well known in this city. Mrs. H. J. Moynugh of this city is n sister of the deceased. The. remains will be taken to Kingston, P. E. I., her former home, bo tomorrow morn- ing's express.

SMALLWOOD-MUTTAR'I'.- The

marriage of Miss E. Jennie Small- wood, daughter of the late Mrs.Mnry Smnllwood of Charlottetown to W. Willard Muttart, son of Wm. and Mrs. Muttart, Summerside, took place at the residence of llev. Mr. Floyd, Prince St., Friday, Feb. 28th. The bride looked charming in n suit of pearl grey, with picture hat of black and white with white plumes. Miss Rita McKinnon who wore ii suit of navy blue with black hut uct- ed ns brides maid, while Lyle Robson ably supported the groom. After the ceremony the happy couple drove to the home of Mrs. Ed. Clark, Edward St, cousin of the groom, where u dainty repast was served. The table was beautifully decorated with cnt flowers for the occasion. The groom's gift to the bride was n handsome bracelet. a bracelet to the bridesmaid and s. tie pin to the groomsmen. The muny valuable presents attcii the popularity of both bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Muttnrt left by the nf- ternoon train for their future home in Summerside. The bride is one of Chnrlottetown’s most popular YUUUE Indies and will be missed by a large circle of friends. Boston DHDBFS copy.

TUESDAY.

CoNVAI.ESCEN'r.- The friends of Geo. H. Mugiord. Chef- lottetown, who has been ill for the past three weeks will he pleased to know that he is now much. better, having been able to sit up for u short time yesterday.

SPLENDID LEC'l‘URE.‘-Rev. Mr.

Marshall of Graco <`l\1:rcb, Charlotte- town, gave a splendid address in the church last evening. As the subject of his discourse he took David Liv-

instructive lecture was illustrated by fifty scenic views of the great explor- ers travels. These were thrown on the screen by Walter Burke. A vote of thanks was moved by G. F. Hut- cheson, seconded by R. G. Goh and tendered the Rsv. gentleman by the

Marshall made a suitable reply.

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Oxo (Lubes were invented for busy men. With an Oxo Cube a cupful of delicious nourishing' Oxo can be made in a moment. More nutritious than tea and cofl`cc,and much more convenient. Just drop a Cube into a cup of hot water ,-no measuring-stir-and lunch is ready.” With a biscuit Oxo ninkcs ci light sustaining n\c;|l-- "5 Splendid to work on--because none oi' the strength that Oxo gives is lost in the process ofzissiniilntion `

Spread on toast or bread Oxo Cubes are equally i appt-rising and make delicious sazidwichcs. \

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MANUFACTURICD BY

aid; 2, Hayden Mciionald (Junior). Grade II~--l, Sndic McDonn.lfl; 2, 'Fhcodore Mclionuld \.\‘enior). l, .leon Mclilrichcrn; 2, Wnlluco Wool- dridge (Junior). Grade l~l, l-ielcn White; 2, (‘hurles lvlurshzill; Ii, liucus Wooldritigc.

WILL PliOliA'l‘l~il).-'l‘lie will of the

into Mrs. John Cunicroii wus tiled for probate on Soturdny lust. The in- ventory shows the estate ns $2600.05 being composed of $1000.00 real estate, und $900.05 cusli on hand and in bank. She hequcntln-i nll to hor daughter Annie l\’lcl...~\g;_::u\ of

Jaushtvr. Mrs- A, 0-' M@D<¥i1H‘*d. 160.New_Glaszow, N. who is role ex-

ccutrix. Messrs. Gaudet and lliizunl are the pi'octors_

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The nnnuul meeting of the Anil-'l‘u» herculosis Hrlciety took pliicc lnsl. evening in the L-ionril of 'l‘rmlc linomn it wnu \vitli<»ut ii doubt. the in-si. niuci.i||g in the history of thu society. It was lnrigely nttemlcsi sliowing that the gcnorul public are .uvnkeiiinif to the :necessity of the prcvontioii of thc disense. All present were full of en- il|\isius|ii_ Very interestiiig nddrnss- on were given by Dr. S. Ii. Jenkins,

riocessiiry io l-14-op it in this stnte.The ole¢:l.ion of oilirvr.-i tlicn took place which rcanlicd nu follows: President -- W. l". 'i‘iilin;n'nli; Vice-i’i'csident-- Jos. lilc("u1'<-y; rii-r:'l`i'ens.-Mi‘s. W.E. liouilcy; l<ixeuuti\'o, Mrs. Gov. Rog- ers; Mrs. !\l<~K‘|'c:\<ly, Mrs. Geo. Hen- derson, Mrs. S. (‘. l\lor_»re, Mrs. Jen- kins, Miss liutclicr, Dr. Jenkins, T.U. .l:un!!H, Canon Hii'ipr»;on, Dr. Mc- !\'lil_lrin_ 'l‘bis society is doing a.

lir. McMillan, Mrs. fiovernor ygogelgl nohlo work und should receive _the Mies p,.;;\,,i,, ,md Bev,"-nl ,,,_h,,,-S_M,_,,_ support of everyone who has n love

W. ld. llcnilcy road her iinancinl stoic-

for his follow wan 'Phe executive

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nient us I-iocretnry 'l‘rc|isnrer. I-icr rc- "I" "ll Well k"0W'\ ‘UF theif iZ¢"ll€§`°‘ port sliowwl that the society wus in ng filll’ U* U10 I1f‘f‘<ly und the society will-, fiiirly henltliy condition, iin:\|iciully,`ll1» IS |\UllC'l. lm-'~`l3 ll |N1nl1l‘|` Year. UD'

but more outside contributions :ire

(lor their guidiilicc.

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HBS. CAPTAIN CLINANSMITII.

NERVES UNS'l`l?;UNG

Mrs. Captain Clinammith of the Salvation

Army, formerly of Essex, and now living at Leamington, Ont., writes:-“I have used in all about 18~boxes of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food and thistreatment certainly worked like magic. lwai so run down that I suffered for I2 months with acute nervous proslration and was so bad that I never knew what sleep or rest was.

“I consulted five different doctors, but still

I did not make any signs of recovery. A friend of mine had suffered as _I did and had been cured by Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food and recommended it to me. - ‘

“I can say that after taking the first box

I fell: every dose doing me good and by con- tinuance pf this medicine I was cured. I sleep as well as ever and found life

» Did Not Know ,What Rest or Sleep Was ‘

worth living. ‘~.Wi1e:.1 other medicines failed

the nerve foocl built me riglit up.

“A few years ago I was cured of :1 most

severe case of protruciing piles by using Dr. Cb.-1\.3e’s 0iritme'.'ii'. I had to keep to m bed _ and doctors could give me no help. 6;/hen 1 siiffcrisig uritnli agony I heard of Dr-

Chase's Oiiitment and was cured of-j>il¢8.\¥ . the wonder oft those afouncl me,an¢i'

had almost given up hope.

Dr. C`.ha:e's Nerve Food has lnlth. %’WP“'.

derful rc-cord as a cure for tioii-_e.:_1_.l prc_=:.ii‘u’.'ir.;.. Hy fllmlil blood. it res’.°oreo feeble. » ami, working hand in hand s cur cs are therouiill a°d‘l”d*‘° camgn, box, ofa- $2.50. .Ali dvlim" 5'1"’ l Bates & Co., Lilllifcdr T°-"P"-”

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