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__ _ _ -.....s|'al.mrirs~r News . _ _THE

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` Srlircninlrrom

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" Monmiv. _ '

- _Cempbeil,;_. Ne_

morning- -for Boston

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_ye ‘_ It - -' §*l.;.'

vis ting friends, ln Red '_ Point and .§i3§hwell..'__ 1 4

"»‘#;f'rlsnk Dingwell, Charlottetown,

3 passenger East Saturday after-_

f=.fi,‘."`f|l_ai-s~,_'riiiis Msnssnia, Ms»,\tsgus.* _l1`a's.r’eturned home from a visit, to '._tiis`osha<ii».n west.-B. ei, .5

`-_...°A1sx. nobsrtsbn, ned Pont, is, spending the week visiting friends at Ernscliffe and Sherwood *` ~

'st the chsrihttstowh Ponce court morning the assault case ol Annie Ferguson was dismissed.

and Mine -Gwen Roh- ¢_r¢§sh;_=,_Bc'i»m, have lsitgxnr can-nies. Me... 'to spqndthe winterlf-_` .

...°Elewell Baker of arf rlved home on a Visit to' his PHl`BI1f»i_ C. and Mrs. Baker of North Lake# i

...°Miss Olga Williams was a. pas-_

deager by this morning’s train on re- turn to Boston after spending a plea-_ sant holiday at her hoine in Mori- t_g.g,\ier-tB.

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f5»_..'.°Numerous visitors from Elmira, Miinira Rood, East Baltic and Red Point attended the exhibition in Charlottetown taking advantage of thedllmira Branch)

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...'Tl1s schooner Abann, Capt. Lan- ter spending a pleasant holiday visit-

nlgan, has finished taking on a carzo of-'railroading machinery for the G. B. -Whitehead Construction Company to bo delivered at Pictou.'

this morning for Vancouver after, spending a. week with his parents John and Mrs. Mellish. Ho is in

the employ of the Canadian Bank ol is Gn`mmer¢¢~-B- rrisnds sho, relatives st Bay Fortune

» -"*."'i _ and Rollo Bay, the guest of Mrs._

Wendell and Clarence , Tidmarsh, Joh, A_ D1ngwe1|_.._»_

Charlottetown, were passengers this morning to McGill University, Mon- treal.

nounced to take place on WodnesdaY. October 16th at St. l’aul’s church,

land i B-

The sad death took place Thursday L

“ming .at Nme Mua House’ D! C. Harrington, of Victoria, British

James Fitzpatrick, Jr. l-le was a, son of James Fitzpatrick, Sr., oi Ten Mile House, Bt. Peterjs Road. The funeral took place Friday to St. Bon- ` aveuture'a Church. Tracadie Cross.

MUTHER UF 0

if ll§§E_ FAMILY

Charlottetown, Prince lddward Is-

How She Keeps Her

. ' H ' » '1l~H¢`lth_.-Happingu For children, then infants, five in mim-

`? wh0 Tak’ thc deceased are the four children of

, __ Her Advice.

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-" seqttviile, Mini. _ ~ I wiht is ten you bbw much good Lydia E_.)Pinkham’s Veg- " ` ...,_ ff..-.4 . eta le . s....§2'§’~"Z_.T'i?‘i.25'§ ___-‘ ""' `» done me. I liveon a _ E,-_.‘_E_‘ _ ‘ farmmdhaveworked _"= very hard. I am' »" forty-five years old, 1,.,-'_,< and am the mother f"/ of thirteen children. `.l.f‘.‘?l._"" ~."‘ ._-_-' -_='.‘:'4 Many people think

'\ \\ ~ i" \" 2 it strange that Iam ` \ \ not broken down

‘_ \\ \ with hard work and _ _ the care of my fam-

fly,'but I tell them of my good friend, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pofind, and that there will be no beck- sche and bearing down pains for them if they will take it as I have. I am scarcely ever without it in the house. _ “I-will say also that I think there is no 'better medicine to be found for young girls. My eldest daughter has taken Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com- pound for painful periods and irregular- ity, and it has helped her.

ready and willing to

wigs for Lydia Iill Pmk

mpound I te every

health and medicine."

Mich ,

i- »_ .iz hi

_'_-. ani. naitnns. Mtne6a.1ufés;<ii`.i

_ who has been visiting relatives in

---'B11¥`°l9Y Manish' M°“tf-‘8“e» left Summerside left for her home Sat-

Francisco, who have been visiting old friends in the eastern part of the

The marriage of Miss Hazel Irene D, '

Taylor, daughter of T. G. and Mrs. past th,-ea months left fgagurday Taylor, to Harry E. Miller is an- morning for their h0me__y ‘

church, Freetown, on the 24th ult.,

which there were about twenty pre- sent, the bride and groom left on a short trip On return to their future home 3 reception was held. A large

and happy voyage through life. The

happy couple received many valuable presents, testifying to their popular-

Stanley Bridge was the scene of an

nmvningitrlghtglong and think it is

_ ¢x¢ell¢!_iL"-

27th, r91i.- “My frieud’s baby has grown wonderfully. I can scarcely credit it. Her next baby, which she expects in five months, will be fed on Neavc’s Food right from' the start-she thinks it is so good,” _

Mothers and _prosgective mothers may

obtain a free tin of' 'eave's Food ands valuable hook “lliiiiq About Baby" by writin Edwin Ullqy, 14 Ynont Street gat, qforonlo, who _ls the Agent for _nads. (Aff:/lion Illispiilpcri) ' ~ Nesv¢’s Food is soldln I lb. air fight

tins by all Druggists in Canada. as

...*W.‘ H. Dlngwell, Unelerhsleri 0f

Souris, who was on a. short business trip to Rollo Bay, has returned.-°.

__,~Miss J acquelins Macdonald.

Charlottetown, is visiting in MUMB- qiis ths guest si Mrs, csrrisiii anis. ans arrived Friday svenins.B-

__.~_s. C. Murray. Station Agent]

Monta ue returned home Friday af-

ing the principal cities of' Uncle Sanfs Domain.B.

-Miss Hannah Matheson of Boston

irday morning. J. `

‘...*Lida Dingwell, East ~BoSt0D.

spending two weeks visiting

-Jos. and Mrs. McCormack, of

0vince_ and in Summerside for the

-Among the shipments Saturday orning on _the Empress was it con- ignment of registered English bit/'06 ounds from B. W. Robinson, Sum- eralde, 'two 'going to_l_)r. Ernest B.

Columbia and one to J. F. Steeves,

oncton. Dr! Harrington is a dog fancier of widerepute .which goes to show Mr. Roblusou’s dogs to be of a high standard in the canine woi°ld.J

Charles K. Short, and nominates him as executor. The deceased died on 29th April last. Her son, Charles K. Short, predeceased her. By his will he appointed his wife Agnes I. Short, exeuitrix thereof and uardian of his

ber. Besides these the next of kin of

her other son, William Short, who also predeceased her. There is no real esf.atc.` The personalty consists of $400, and an interest of the da- ceased in 'the estate_ of her deceased father, the Honorable, Thomas W. Dodd, of. Charlottetown, P. .E. I., the amount of which has -not yet been ascertained, and also the sum of something over ‘ $1,000 in the Flav- ings 'Bank in the name of the deceas- ed und of a granddaughter. There being some question as to the owner- ship of this money lt is decided to ask for the appointment of Silas Mc- Dlnrmid, Drugglst, and he is accord- ingly sworn in as administrator'

Sith thc will annexed.-St. John

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-An event ol more than orilinnry interest took. place at St. James'

when Miss Florence O‘Conn0r, daugh- ter of John and Mrs. O’Comior of Freetown, was united in marriage to »JOB8Ph Reid. of Hope River. The very Reverend Father Gillis officiat- ed. The bride was beautifully gown- ed, and was attended by Miss Myrtle Burke, while the groom was support- ed by Leo Reid After mwedding breakfast at the 'brlde's hom'e,' at

circle of friends wish them a long

The home of J. W. Miller Fife of

ntaresting event on Wednesday even- g, Sept. 25th, when his youngest stef, Miss Edna M., was united in

to John P. Gillespie of

The bridal party en-

the parlorwhile 11oheugrin’s_ chorus was being' ,sweetly ren- -by' Miss E ~Jean-Niohulloniwho D ,

` imlnodlataldi _'_sfUe_r' the core-_

'l'he bri e wor¢__a beautiful.

of cream ‘embroidered marqui- wltli veil and orange blossoms arrled -a bouquet of V white peas and.maldeii hair fern.She ~

attended .by her cousin, Min

P_lck_erlnk`of Clinton” _who a dainty gevfirof embroidered _

carried _a__bduqnet._bf

your Will you please send aI. .eampe ._ ~ »- : - _

Mrs. Prince wrote sgairf`on<lBefpt. .-_ll-9'-9Pmt1y` " "

layed Mendels»ohn’s_ wedding .

g," B " ° _ wunsm csn-iss, ohsristtetovh, units wmi suv - . _~ __ _ ._ ~ _r _ - . ' ‘__ v urdaraftgrnoon. .` ` x, ,~ a_1:»»»_» ~ f nf-. J-~.'1:-»»f»gn§._ -oxsrintnwwnw > \'Nr-‘mzgw Q_l‘|¥_.`_”_ _intends 1ea%lf'g~ fb- olrow on 'a trip “A ~M,,s_ Paine of Nu-rQra,;»_m;t_-_ ‘ta the Canadian westn

` Wfi¢¢S»°llS¢1¥\.'l2l.l_l,`l9lf:_“Son|é'li¢de "‘ r’ l' '.

~ md h¢_ » I -1 -:diss;Mi'ldred_=Silllphanl., of Slim-

! :zsginygllgof `l`l)ni‘;;-1-,(l;1f|,,l,‘|:f_meralde._l¢ft _Saturday night _on the itsowell and it ‘grad with |,¢f_ 5,, 1 ioharlottetovm express for Victorla.J

S Misses Byna Malone and Mamie E

"Iflieveja-fri'eiid'_~willi adv? "1l5!icntp , Ready of South Melville have spent

_; baby; She;:;nnoxi_:ii:eg:_i'it|,n§%liae_.§'rile<h,¥(e|ie _past week in Charlottetown.

||xiffor¢a_ pods, u i qua _ot e‘~ ,af _i ,__ _»-\--- _ _st l_li-~ia__al\hiu sick and tmwledwh ‘ §j§rg.'i_i_I-larry lrving, Edmontomwho "‘d'll'¢*fl°“~ 9¢f°“81Y "¢f°`i11xn¢hded__. ‘Min visiting her parents John'

" il Smith, Pownal, left on re-

Norman Lowther, Kensington, who

has been visiting in Charlottetown, was a passenger returning to his home Saturday afternoon. - -- - ~.

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Ggrdnn 'Pegg-r of Whitney Pier,

Sydney, who ‘ ' been attend ng the

passenger Saturday morplng._on~ the Nbrtbumberfla/nd_ on 'ro\it'e». to his home; » ` `» '

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Mrs. E. Jaques left Saturday morn-

ing on return to Longbeach, Califor-

Rev. ~Dr. J. K. Fraser and Mrs. Fraser of Charleston, South Caro- lina, who have been spending the summer at` their old home in this Province, left Saturday morning on return to the South. _

Gordon B. Hughes, Charlottetown,

left Saturday morning for Boston. Mass, where on Wednesday next, October 2nd, he will be married to.

C. B. Newsome, of the staff of the

The box containing the order

The Guardian wa. Saturday shown

soni_e.stalks of tobacco grown by R.

es thickly borne alongthe stern and

and he has already "caught on" to the most profitable lines of agricul-

cheaply as outs or potatoes while the

er. There is an unlimited market for tobacco plant right here iii Charlotte- town where it can be manufactured as well as anywhere else in Canada. There is money in -growing it aild it will pay_ farmers to look into lt and prepare to grow it.

Why Should I Use Cuticura Soap?

“ There is nothing the matter

with my skin, and I thought Cuticura Soap was only for skin troubles." True, it is for skin troubles, but its great mission is to prevent" skin troubles. For more than a generation-its deli- cate emollient and prophylacth properties have rendered it the standard for this purpose, while its extreme purity and refreshing fragrance give to it all the advan- tages of the best of.-toilet soaps- It is also‘invaluable_j in keeping the-halide soft and white, the hair _live and~ glossy, and the scalp free from dandruff and irritation." While its first cost is a few cents

more than that of ordinary toilet soaps, it is prepared with such care and of such materials, that it wears to a wafer, often outlasting several cakes of other soap, and making its use, in practice, most econom- ical. Cuticura Soap is _sold_.b_y_ _ druggists and dealers everywherey but the truth of these claims`nia`y‘ be dei‘nonstrated""vvithout1 cost ‘by seiiding1qsfCuticiiva," _Dept =7M, Boston, U. S. A‘.,ffora liberal sam- ple cake, togetherwith a thirty-two

book on the skin and hair.

Sllver Spoons

lmlves, forks and serving lecee, ln. many exquis- te designs, are stamped

:fools Chester

ls known ll

Charlottetown " 'Exhibition A

_ _ _ 563 Cnoacn Sr., Tdnoxrm.

niu. after a pleasant visit to her I mint to say to the people of Toronto Parents Thomas E. and Mrs. Flynn. .url eliewliere that "I-‘ruff-a-tives" is my of Charlottetown. -:ily medicine and has been for the lest

mir years. Previous to that, I had een very much troubled with 'eliemiiatisin and Kidney Disease, and i-si taken many remedies as well as

"c , without getting satisfactory results. Nolicing the adve,x1isenientof"Fruit-

.»ii\~'.~s”, I adopted this treatment alto- tcther and, ss everybody knows, since taking ‘f__Ih'ui_t-s-tives”, I. have been enjoying the very best health and find it a pleasure to follow my vocation of Dancing and Department Instrucfion".

Miss Grace Cook. formerly of Parrs- - _ __ Pxo1f._l. F. DAVIS. bm-0_ N_ g__ and a gmduags of Prgfs.»svis,ithe,c¢lebrs_t¢dteachei~ef Acadia College, Wolfville. dancing and deportment in Toronto, is

quite _frank in;j_§tating_.that “Fruit-a-.` tives" alone mired him'of d_istre`ssing Rheumalisni and Kidne Tmnbl

Royal Bank. has been transferred to y - -°' ciisriottstows; J._ L. Griffin ana J. Affff'§::{’f,:sf,f°s;,ff§'§',f2:fPi':§~p§§§é C. Theakston have resigned from the by Fn,it_,,_tiv“ Limited__0u.w*._

Bank of New Brunswick, the former . _

leaving for the West and Theakston to take a position in the city.-Hali-

-Mrs. Joseph heels, of Alperton,

Ielt,‘1i~ »-~f- ldmnress' S1+'u'rla morn-

mx Exe' ing for a visit to friends-iii Snmlihc.

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Sie MaritirIi:_i_ed_Black Gland Silver Fox _Among tho visit_0l.s_ amm~mng._the

°mP°“y- - of en ml B°d°q“°» the Exhibition were Miss E..Noouan

dropped by aviator Peoli, during d d ht _ . `=_ ' . Thursday's flights over the Exhibl- glibangiug el Margaret El Naonan or

tion Grounds, was picked up on the ~ ___ ` Rifle range Friday morning by J0_,eph_Ha1ey_ waterside, Q,” B Michael Conway, No. 307 Grafton pnggsjlger to g-3umn`n¢ps1ds_ _5'ag{u-d',,_y street. ‘ -~ i ‘

afternoon; where -he will -meet the re- mains of his brother John, who died recently in Regina. f.

L. Day. York, and for which he was .Seymour McLennan of Alefandra awarded prizes at the`Provincial Ex- was the successful winner f of ten liibltion. The stalks measured over prizes st the resent oaariotfseown seven' feet. in length, had perfect leav- Exhibition, his name however* 'was '

inadvertently given as Lymore. I -

Estate Of MBP? L- Short, Wi¢\0W 9! the plant was in every way healthy --

the late John D. Short, Last will _land vigorous looking. Mr. Day has A powerful and beneficial sermon proved whereliv the deceased gives alli hcen in the province only two years. was delivered in Central Christian her estate of every kind to her son, ,having immigranted from England, Chiireh, Charlottetown, last evening

when Rev. J. F. Floyd get forth in forceful and unquestionable argu-

ture here. His experiment with to- monte and facts thé subject* .--was l31w<=0_heB been very Successful- H2 christ created". This sci-monis the finds'it can be grown as easily and second in i series that th Y v d_

8. E F0 6I`¢fl

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returns from it is many times great- gen Emlm' li u “mg on Mmenmal

Dawnism-, .,. _ .___ L *L_ 5.13 1'

-inploying liot applications of bali bige '

'sliitable choruses, recitations and 0 du,,¢_,_ A snecial _feature of the Minasville, Hants Co., were in Truro

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t ...*'1‘he young people of ,Montague held a nlcesoeisl dance in the public hall on. Friday night at.which there ‘1 . were present about 80 couples. _ The guest of the '_ evening was Barclay

,Mellini of Vancouver, B C B

‘-T. J. and Mrs. Desmond, Char- lottetown, left this morning on lla visit to- Heaton.

W. S. Newbery' left yesterday morn-

inb en route to New York after spend- ing .a couple of weeks -in Charlotte- town the guest of his sister, Mrs.

(Dr.), Conroy. _

Miss Jessie Helghton and' Miss Evelyn Nsvins or Picton who have 'heen avisiting in Charlottetown -left on return' by the Northumberland this morning. _ _ ` '

Dr. 0.- J. McMillan leffsyesterday hiornlng for Montreal ,to resume ‘hlsi - work a lecturer in En lishliteraturs _ HC McGill. after speodlng _tba surn- mer at his home in Charlottetown. _f .

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Daniel McLeod, High Bank, was in

Charlottetown yesterday ‘and regis- tered at the King Edward. He leaves

this morning for Boston. .

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After spending 3 very pleasant visit. _

with her parents William and Mrs. Chowen, West Royalty, and her aunt t Mrs. Robert Frizzel, Charlottetown, Mrs. Bernard Rossignoll and little daughter Hazel, of Boston, left Sat- urder morning on return. She was accompanied by her sister Miss Hazel Chowen, and Miss Beatrice Hurry, North River. ' -

-'Childrens Day was observed byli

the United Sunday 4- School of Free- town lastfsunduy. "l‘he»_ .scholars

gram was rendered which consisted of

ti _ ,_ '|U

Sarsaparil-la P Cures all blood humors, all D

ion. creates an appetite, aids

relieves tired

Ac ent lug H0061

marched from _the Methodist Church meeting was an address by Rev. Geo _ to the Presbyterian-which was `deco- M°"`“‘-J'

rated for the occasion. A good pro-

_ , Agi icnlture, eruptions, clears the complex-_ ins Dominion

Cnspf

Food science has taught us -that there is much body-bui-ldingi nutriment in tllewhole _hestgrrainfwhich 'we_do not getln white _ flour. he only _question is how to-make the whole wheat grain digestible! .That

problem has been solved in the mak_ing_o_f

* the ‘S redded-whole wheat wafer. ~

_Itis\the`whole wheat, steam-cooked shredded, compressed into

"wafer, and baked-the maximum of nutriment in smallat

bulk. Many people preferit to ordinary bread toast.

in the oven to restore its ,crispness it is delicious for luncheon, r for any meal, with butter,_ cheeseor msrmaladee.

“THE TOAST OF THE TOWN.”

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F' .ivisas sf ciisissa ssissisa csssiiss wisse

' ACanadisnFopdforC¢nadiam.'

The Canadian Shredde'd.=a.W`lieat

~ - '5Niagara'fFalls, Ont; 4.

Toronto Offical: 49 Wellington Sheet lee!

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Fulton, George and James Camer- ii, accompanied by B. Scott, all of

ii their way from the Charlottetown

- Exhibition. They spoke highly of the

how, and especially of the horses,

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_ _ ' which made a . very fine appearance.

W through the Printing‘Rooms.of their

hlle in'town they enjoyed a _run

omc paper -The Truro News.

T. A. Benson, recently in loy of the Ontario

" . has be

the ein-

to extend

Benson is

in conference of - Agriculture

upon his

is n native of England

q iw lm

He has been in the _ -poultry business since boyhood and knows practically all there is to know about it. On coming to Canada. lie took charge of P- und made a success of it. After a few years in this business he took a 'coiirsc in the McDonald Agricultural ( cn charge of the practical class work of the students, conducting the ln- vcstlgstion and research work. Later lic was engaged by the Ontario Gov- ernment to conduct extension work

winter ~lrl'oilei'_p1eiif'. near Montreal

lollege where eventually he was giv-

ii the County of Ontario. Here also

success crowned his efforts, the county having been throoughly or- ganized and is now looked upon as having the most successful poultry business in Canada. It is `with` the

nteiition of doing similar work in

:Prince Edward Island that he has .now been engaged by the Dominion Government. . ‘ » ~ '

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twenty packages.

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refresblng, _ breath

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NOT YET- BUT SOON

HES BUYING IT ~

\BYéifTHE__BOX !_ I'

It costs less that way. Every ,_ stick _preserves teeth-_ sharpens _appetite-aids'

digestion -' removes- over-if » eaten feelings. . ~,

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