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IMPORTANT READING MATTER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEIi’S NEWS`IF0R THE (iUARDIAN’S SATURDAY' SUB_SCRIBER§

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The death occurred at Stanley

Bridge yesterday _of Mics Katherine, eldest slaughter of A. J. McLeod. The funeral notice will nlllleer later.

The death occurred at her home on

Winslow Hilad on Saturday, Feb'y Srll, of Mrs. Williiini Bryentun, aged 67 years. The funeral will take place from licr late residelice today (Mon- day at 2.140 p. m. to Winsloiv Ceme- tery. '

Fl. C. l"eter<-, of the staff of the

local limlirrli of the Bunk of Mont- real, nas .-lut~il'1i:i_v morning operated on in ill" .\i<»ii<'tmi Hospital for ap- peiidicitis, :ind is reported to he rist- init as cou.fol'tnl.ly ii-s inn be expect- ed. » His father A. M. Peters, man-_ ager of the Sault. Ste. Marie branch of the lu-ini; of .\Iontrenl, arrived in the city yesterday.-Moncton Trans- cript. Mr. Voters' und his son are well known in l`Iharlottet0wn, where they foruzerly resided.

W. T. Hitch, Ottawa, who has been

cundilcting it series of meetings in thc Maritime Provinces in connection with the .sheep lndustry, was in the r-ily .“.nturday. Mr. llitcli arrived in llle province some days ago and has nlillirrsed rr.eetlnf,;s _:it Grand River und at 'l`r:i<‘z\dic and irpent the week end ut flint plme the guest of Rev. P. ll. I‘.ic(`.ui_zan. He leaves this niorning for Gel.-rgetoivn where he will nrlllri-ss a :neetiiig tonight. l\lr.llitch luis exprfssed the opinion that the l\l:'.f'ltimc l’l‘o'.'iuces are especially nd- npteri for the raising uf sheep and he cniislderr: flint the wool production lulrvilll llc ymczitly incrczi's0d.‘ His ad- dresses `nrr- ilitl-reslllig rind instruc- iivf- und \'.'cr.'\ lienrll with mllcli in- frrast.. '

-The many'frlends of Ming Bimwh H"d55°"- Alb¢!`f°“. Will he delighted `to hear that she has returned hom, h`0m Sveflding a very pleasant six weeks' holiday with friends in Char- lottetown and New Loudon. Among the pleasant features of Lei' via; to New London was A party given in har honor by Mrs. John McEwen of Clif- ton.

Mrs._ Jessie Hogg of this city is

lecturing in the State of Maine on the White Slave Traffic. The Ban. nor News says: The lecture by Mrs. Jessie Hogg on The White Slave Tratllc was beard by more than 3,000 people in the Nickle' on Wednesday. The white slave traffic is one of the greatest problems facing America today, and Mrs. Hogg pre. cents its evils vividly, yet in auch 8 manner that no person could possib- ly take offense.

Rev. Father McQulilan. in a short

lndriress before the boys of St. '3-ll11'y`s Sunday School yesterday, Ufked Upon all who were not,me'ni- bers of the Juvenile Society to be- come members as soon ns possible. lie spoke of the boys just no\v being nt an are when they should develope good habits, one of which was that

lol total abstinence. I-le said that if the boys would join the Society and live up to the pledge which every member must take, they would never regret it. It will be the means of making you sober, industrious men, better citizens and more useful merr- hers of Society. There was a meeting of the Juveniles yesterday afternoon, nt \vliich a big hntch of boys were initiated and another very interesting and practical address given by the ltev, Father l\’lcQui\lan, whose work for the boys has made him a general

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Tliere is it constant wearing out of~the tissues in

every part of the hotly. The blood, flowing through the veins carries off this waste or dead mutter, while the blood i-omilig froiii ilie iienrl through the arteries brings the fresh new living tissue, the essence of the food we have digested. lo replace what has been car- ried off. This conslnnt wearing out and expelling of the dead niaiter und the replul-ini; of lt with new niatter. nloin by aloni, goes on day and night, until in about 7 years it romplete change has been effected. 'l‘l ' nl 'mir li lar n cnlirei different

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favorite among them as well as the parishoiiers.-Halifax Exe. ilfather MCQui1lan is a native of Charlottet- own.) _

In their report on the Sheep In-

dustry, Mr. Rltch points out that skill is required in the attention and care of a flock of sheep if the most is to be made out of them. He speak- cs of the pride taken by the Scotch shepherds in his flock and tells of son succeeding Father in the service. This helps to account for' the true-to-type quality of British sheep. Mr. Ritch is a keen observer and zi IIIGIIBB-Ht Speaker and everyone should make .it a point to hear him.

--A meeting of the Seed Fair Com-

mittee was held in the Allen' House, Hummerside, on Thursday last. at 11.00 a. m. All the members of the committee were present and in addi- tion a verv representative`body of the \1'omen's Guild and all others inter- ested in Household Science-. It was decided by the Seed Fair Committee that $25.00 should be added to thIe

lia.l}dicraft department, and the 6th, prizes amounting in all to about $18.00, taken' from the Household Science Department. Very few chan- Lzes were made in the Seed Depart- nient. on the Prize List. In some cases the first prizes were enlarged to suit the’iricreased price of. seed. An outlined program was nrrnnged and the general plnus for the Seed Fair developed. The meeting adjourned at the call of the President.

The progran. for the big forestry

convention, at Ottawa, Feb. 7 and 8, which Supt. Clarke of the Charlott- etown Experimental Farm has left to zltleud, is now complete. The subject of how handle our forests, so as to get the most out of them, both now :ind in the future, will be dealt with ly leaders from Canada and from the lliiited States. Among tliose who will

1-Jiief forcster of the United States;

lil. A. Sterling, forester of the Pen-

nsylvania Railroad, which is now prowing its own ties; Dr. l“eruo\v, lizad of the forestry school, of 'For- onto University; Dr. J. W. Robert son, of the Conservation Commission, end H. H. Maclvlillnn, of the forestry branch of the department of the in- terior. The banquet on lllediiesday evening, will be attended by parlia- mentary leaders, educntionists, foi'» esters, luinbermen and the heads of financial and commercial institutions. The day sessions are open to the pub- lic, and the importance which the government attaches to this subject is shown by the fact that these are held in the railway comlrittee room of the parlimnent biiilliings; while the railways have grunted special mtes to delegates. 'I`hc Seed Growers’ Associatioii, convene on Feb. 8 and 2', so that delegates to the forestry reinvention will be able to iittend some of sessions of that body.

-The officers. and members oi

Court Glynwood, I. 0. F., with thirty invited guests assembled at the home of the Court Deputy Neil A. Boultcr, Glenwood, on the evening .»f Jan 27th, to bid God speed to ,qigter nnd companion Ella M. Schur- 'iian on her departure to her home n Sunimerside. The first part oi the :veniiig was pleasantly past in se- lections on the violin and organ and by playing some very amusing games. About eleven o'elock the Sister Foresters served a hot slipper of Duck accompanied by ull the otlier ielicaclcs that the young ladies of Glenwood are so capable of prepar- `ng. The most llleusing feature of the evening was the toasts rendered to Our King, responded to by singing; liod Save the King; Canaria, rr.- sponderl to by singing The Mavic lleal forever. The Order of the I. il. l<‘. responded to by singing thi- Forestera Anthem, Our Islanil, re- spoiiderl to by singing The Island Hymn, To the Young Ladies, reslmml- ed to by the Chief Ranger, Bro John Hierlihy, and to the host and hostess, replied to by the host. tin account of it being Saturday night the company was compelled to rr- iire early 'but they nil went home feeling it payed to he a Forester mid li friend to Forestry.

._.°The marriage .of Miss Agnes L.

Morrow, daughter of W. L. Morrow, l.'ittle l'liver.and formerl stenograph-

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yn_u Pnlnltuilon, Fiuilering or Skinning Bula? Flin in Hurt. Side or Shoulder Blade Smoth- erlng? Short Broltll? Sinking Spoiilf Ner- -/ouannsf Dlninnn? Asthma? Dronayi If you have oven one of these sure symptoms, it`n your iirnrf. and on are in |rr|lve_ rlnngerl Wrlir new for the fulf frn treatment and bank. \\‘i~ are lirnrt Specialists. Fill nut coupon be-lmv und semi today. Address Hull Curl Co.,

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Viyatt, lleasant Grove. 1`he funeral

lManse on Moiiday evening, Jun. 29th.

5,9".-'“ IMontague, to George A. Annear, son

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of John A. Annear of Lower Monte-I

,the bride's parents. On January 24th, i The ceremony was performed by Rev ,

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Both bride and groom were uni-itten-, ed. On the return of the wedded pairi to their home in Lower Montague. ai

time was spent. The many wedding gifts attested to the popularity of bride and groom. _

TUESDAY The remains of the late Minnie lil.

Wyatt who died on Jan. 31st after a lingering illness borne with Christian resignation and fortitude, were laid to rest in the York Cemetery Friday.

afternoon Feb. 2nd. The deceased was a daughter of l'~Jclward and Mrs.

prosesslon was one of the largest ever seen in this part of the country thus showing the esteem in which she was hcltl.' The 'officers and members of Pleasant Grove Division marched in full regalia and took part in the service at the grave. The late Miss Wyatt was of more than ordinary in- telligence and greatly beloved by ali who had the pleasure of bei' ac- quaintance. Of her it co‘.ll.l he sal-.l she "wore the white ilowerofn blarreless life." She leaves to mourn, besides lier parents, one brother Arthur on the horuestead. The fun- eral servlce was conducted by the Rev. E. A. Westmoreland, the pall bears being:-R. D. Crockett. PHT' neil Curran, John Lamlfliier. Ray Crockett, Herbert Vessey, null Thom- as Clow.

There is no death, what seems no is

transition,

This life of mortal breath

Is but ai suburb of the life elysinli

Whose portals we call death.

` W. C. W.

Quite ii large number of the mem-

bers .and adherents of Brookfield Presbyterian Church assembled at the

l"I‘liey presented their minister, Rev. A, J. W. Back, with a handsome driving sleigh and robe accompanied by the following address which speaks for itselfz- I ,

Brookfield, Jan. 29, 1912.

Rev. A. J. W. Back:

Rev. and Dear Sir,-We the mem-

bers and adherents of the Brookfield Presbyterian Church wish to give

in you :1 preacher of whom we are

,reception was held at Mr. Aunear'si home where a large number of guests' were present, and a most enjoyable]

ivfyou use

Lei Olil Duicli Cleanser do l\l.Il your liouee cleaning. In llnll ill: iiuul uiili Iinll ille Ialior ii will clean niarlile. vlinlcll walls, woudwurlt. enamel or lin fulis. floors-irl Ist! evrryllling lilmul the Ilnusc. Iisrii or dairy. Il will quirlo ly Iunisli all dir! null gr:;ii,». uhii-ll soup, stun ||r.'.¢iIcrs and lllIi»:r cltziusrrs will ut-i ellerf, and iunlsc rvcryilliug spich and tum i.i no lime.

/#lucid caualics and acids.

you a slight token of our respect and __ _-___ _ ____ ___,,__?

esteem. “”" ' -' " ""_`

During the short time that you their homes feeling that Hwy lm,

have been our pastor, we have found had __ wry happy tI"_(__

proud, while you und your acconi- _ " __ plished family make quite :in agree- GC0l”i1l‘ :ind Mis. Cf_>onll:s_ (lf-Y. \`\

see it and I tell oil it le.lse<l veivul the slid intelligence vusteilla

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Ol'll('_`I` pl`CClOLlS POSSCSSIODS.

_ You halve your clioiwe nf fliiir iiliislies-Maliogaliy, Circassian Walnut, GoIdeii0.1I;

and itll -=.ion Oak. The Alnllerola is the only “cunceaIed"honi iustruiucm Ilia! i.i'au /ii/z‘.n//1 ~'l"l:oiiizis A. l‘Tdi::on`s highest dcvclopineut of his own invention, the Edisoll l’Iionogi.lpIl.Tlizit iiicziiislliut it istlieillstrulnelit vviil\exn.ctIytIiei'ig'Iit volulneufsound for the Iiouie, that Iris the sapphire reproducing point that does not scraiicll or wear the rerorlIs:\lnI I:i~:t:= forever- -no cIl:iiigilig'lleelIles; ilizitit plays both Ellison Aniberul

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lice :uni Iirilr the Aiiiliemlai and the inzlliy other styles of lidisoii Pllonugriiplls ul

all l-Iilieoii dezlli-r`:. iod:\_v. livery l'fdZ>:ou Plioliogrzlpli has the

drliliile lillisoli nilililltziges. And ilicrc is :in Ellisoli ut ullliust _

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Sluiidziid I{r°cori|s. 401:. lCdisoliA|ilberoI Records (play twice wo |A|‘e,;d° A,,__nm_

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A large assortment _of Edison

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:ilrlc addition in our conimlinity. ily l-<‘l0i»€l'IllY\ of i-llc llelllll ui 1li¢'lr .<f\.i_

Please accept this sleigli, iolle, eu- ll‘wiu, wliicli took plaire _lu I.-iiiloiiu

velope, etc., and wishiui: you and yesterday. The \~.'iri\ <'oiit:liliell only _

your fnniily :i liilppy :lull |li‘<is|iul`o\i>i the fact. that hr pl\:<:~‘e\l zliriiy ri l2.-

New Year. we remain, fill 1.'i‘Sllf‘l`dl\Y \l"‘l"‘ill;f "HS ll "l'l‘\l‘Ii` \*`-

Yolirs in heliali of cougre;:ntioii- inilirien l~<~cei'.'l‘il in tin-, \\'l‘i~l:li ci il

Angus N. Mciieod, Murdoch l\lc!.eiiu, trsiii. ilu wlllcll he v.'u:= an eu;;iil.:‘.r. ° _

llreutoli Dollar, Evurf-tft Jnlinston. near llc-iiswli, i\ri:I.l»u:i." 'l`lie ~i.r1.i-'ed I

Vresentzition Committee. it-uve.~: to n.oui‘u, li¢=si.lol; his ii;»_r.lits_ »

Mr. Back mnlle :i suitnlilc reply, one sist-:~l‘, l\|ii»:.~I (iw:-iiytli ui i_\\i:il-, I2-QS(ll'l.F.

thanking his people for thus reinum- owl three i|l'oi.l\r»i~.»;, Wui, lu l\lf»r.ct.~nl; 'T.___ r-W - - '7 - _ ___ ___ _ _

berini.: him. and telling them that ili‘.'-lili, ill l,_vuu, .liuss and i.o\\'iuan, _ _ f their nlllirccintion was ii source of in this city. 'i‘h»I (iu;li'lliuu eiitrilils 1" ‘Wil MTS (00"lh5 mid hfld bw" in Nlllwlly Cllmllfmy ill W|l0S\‘- 0111910! \l\‘ great pleasure to liiln. syn-_pi-9.ily to the bci`\~.ii‘-'ed iu their Ari'/.onli for the past twelve years. He - was and by many friends there. ill*

After spending n pie,q_<:nni; cvenini; :~'ori'o\\'. The decrcislrll lrwin linriielil was held in high esteem ily his friends last visited his parents here about six

in singing, iullsic. etc., all went to Voonilm was the second sun of Siler- :ind ucqllaiiitalices here and by the _:SMS 8.20-'

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