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T912 ' "ms izsmsr uiiws . THl‘GHARLOT_TU_l'DWN GUARDIAN - i 1 '1*‘={’l‘ 01' AU-
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,,, MOND‘“ _ . _ .. this your sad bereavement. That God
_ `-.A me event occurred at New Argyle
"ll the evening of the 3rd inst N
ll . eil
McDonald of that piece, while on his
wgy 1-,U Bonshsiv to vote wn§_ sudden.
ly seized with ii piirulyllC stroke, Hu
was taken -to the home of Hurry Me-
Nevln and carefully attended mid ln-
tgr in the evening he was removed to
his home. F`l`0m the latest report ML
McD_0\\sall was doing se wen its cniini
lie expected. 4
vp; ..___.
cast on the home of John J, Mc
,giglillh W0.9t~ Ht- PDLGYS- Saturday
' orriiug, December Ziilth, on the ,U-_
-i nl of ri .telegram of the death of
ing' brother, Aeneas Archibiild, who
 in the City Hospitslljiostfm
‘0‘ iieuniniiia, after ri few. days ill-
ness. He wus ii strong robust mlm
and his' death riu.~: it izlionk to his
agp, and leaves a yuuniz widow and
'[- ~_srnall children, besides five
liars to mourn. May his soul rest
peace. i)‘oin._
W". dé'it€\‘ili1lf.'afternoon nt two o’clock
` tiibit‘-wesmortai or the into iioii-`D°°.°““""` mb. alter ii long illness   . 
art lilacvllerson, sr., was éonsigned to lvhmh he bflfe with HBMDIHYY D812- 5'l":" U? f" ` else' but kuuivii
fence. Dnniel Mcliiiiiion aged forty- Q(  -  V '
the earth, The funeral cortege was
"` Sually` lllfilt and spoke eloquently l-W0 years. Deceased' spent. the last, / .
, ; ,'._,- » D B,
,gw nel order the deceased was an
“manifests itself in lociil aches ana
£,e;’5";'l“f'|°11l€d loints and lil!! mu~
.- ut t
-ppucatmnis cannot be cured by lomi
if- requires constitutional tientineni
i and the best is a course of the gi-en
bl°°d purifying and tonic ineiiii-inc
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WHAT HE
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H Hood s.SarsaparilIa _ ‘ _
..."1`h€.Sl13‘l0“' Of deep izloom was, WINCH corrects the acid condition oi ,. ' ‘
_; the blood nd bul d t . ' "
fi l s up he system
. Get it today. Sold by ull druggist
i everywhere. 100 Dos»s_0ne Dollar.
 HE ii0T °
"“l”lf»u while the Free Mas n
iutcenied ineniber, held their beautff
land inipressivs burial at the grave
.cuitin1.¢. The .ll- arer were: 
_ _ pfi be s
icliarles ilval'/.iel, Simon Crabb, A
Zilrew Mel\iiii‘, Charles Webster, Jol
lllucllonnld :ind Wm. Gillespie.
< There passed away at Millville, on ‘2l‘l'ili.li ._ . .'.l§§3é;l’lf
iggtiie esteem and i-tspect iieiii for tht.f=l@"°'1 yew in n`v<l1u‘y. but 0\~/ins t
'_ arted's memdrv und the sympathy ill hcnltli was obliged to leave an
4% for those who nre left to mourn. "“ “ll” 0"” uf his ilei>ni‘tiu'c his fellow “Ikiiow oi' so many cases where w
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ilu aisle weakness and stomach trouhl
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li", £0 ',‘ i
r *i ‘ly
§ 'Chieage.1ii.`_~i iiufrermfiiiniii
oi Strongly; but it Paid
BB
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- `x <hum’s Vcgetiibi
‘iii-. “. ` to l t n.l': ve 't
xgym i e ie ii 1
Ei?
gil t ry sonieilin
clerk did not w.iu
he said .it wus n
_ od and ivaiited _in
lg loss of his young bride' ri short tim
an ab0“t it 1 il" 1|-gl).-»Gl8A:€ Bay Gazette Mrs Dicks
'of His jewels, your little daughte
~ Evelyn., we "know that love broken
hele slutll be unbroken in that land
of light where death shall never enter
' pared to meet loved ones gone before
and`to each other tell that Jeses h
dpne all things well. Signed on be-
half of the members of Refuge Divi-
sion: Garfield Stevenson, Mrs. How-
iird Weeks and B. H. Raekhuim, Com-.
mittae. i
\vED!\'i:<iJAv _ »
rhislwoman  to Insist ‘The marriage of Edwin Hickey,
Gowan Brae, to Miss Laura l-lcters,
Rollo Bay, took place yesterday
morning at St. Alexis Uhiirch, Rollo
11 HI w nf; Bay, Rev. E. Walker officigiting. The
itho Pr.ople',c <‘»cmet» . D. A. M K' _ ,_.,_i...  ‘....,i..,i_. lll1*_ “"~‘* pl I bride was attended by Miss Florence
Ylliifly `ii'ieiids. He \\'ui~'. 47 yours of=ni:n._ Mnstei- of Ht. cgllihifs Lodges olll-  ;ti.('\f_;,2u§°¢E‘f' l{f]%l:lee£tl'€_““‘l the H001” . hy l’l109ll~"f
A-L ill
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C°mP°““‘l~ hut t|“,,`; _The schooner- Irene, Capt. Nelson
_I Dicks, has arrived from Georgetown
0 with ‘g cargo cf proiluce. Capt. Dicks
,_ will have the sympathy ~ of ularge
' number of friends in this town in the
1. . (
sisted and (many remains were fnrivarded from this
oi ‘ got it. und I am so "WY 11 "1"" time M0 tu Sli- l’@U‘~1"S.
d 1 glad I did, for it has cured nie.
'"1 0 services at the house and grave- “'°l`li@1'-H l>i‘cs".iiteii him with a purse meiiliave beeiiriiierl J) _l._vdia E.i"inl
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.,.wpi‘e,cond\icted by the Rev. '1‘_}<‘_p‘,m_Vvoiitainiiig it large suin_oi .mime
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 ilrial Treatment
iii ,Ciiticura Soap
 and Ointment Free  
itil ‘Skin Ssiilferers
li
Xlil you, 0_1: s=om<_-one dear to
ryou, are sui`i‘ci'iug thc itch-
gliiig, bu1‘nir._;, slccp-clestroy-
.-i jug tormi-nfs of cczcuin. or
m_’il_i1cr_ci1u_-l sl~;iii ¢_\i-option,
,,f",\'iLli its ciiibnrrrissing, un-
» ffiigliily tlisiiggiireiiiriiitg if you
,,ll;ivp ‘iiiod .ill niunni:1‘ of
lpn-:itint~nt, no muitci' how
ljiiirsli, to no avnil, :incl Iuivc
_:ill but given up licpc oi'
i’iii'e, \vrii'e to-(lily for at lili-
rnil siiinpli: of Cutirurzi Soup
:i':ii.l Ointi`n<;-nt. 'l`lioiis;imls
.Si sliiii-i.>riiii'c<l siii`fcrci's,'
from infancy to riifc, hv.\'c
found that the fir.-it v.':irm
""l"izitli~\\'iili Ciiiiriirzi Soap
 d gentle :i|>pl`ic;ition of
(fu iourzi (liiiiinriii bring
_,_ instziii`t\_..‘rcli<-i`, permit rcst
and slcep, and 'prove the
lirst steps in `n.\5pccdy :ind
1 Successful irt-zlimeiitl"""Ai.l-
-.tli'e:»‘s “Cu1icu.rc,” Dept.
xoi\I, iiosion,'U. S. A.
y. l|arn’s Vegetable Conipoiiiiil that I i-i
w<‘. B.)
0.
zo ,_ Rev. Mr. Styles on Suiidav evening
, n the ilfletliiidist Cliiircli, Powiiiil, dc-
H liver cl v>r ~ - \‘ ¢
l|ll\S .uiviliz tangible expiession bf the sary to every suiieriiig womiiii if tliiii 0 ll L Y Hplllvllllu 0 addftns on
liisteein in which he was held by them, medicine docs not hi-lp her, there
§He leaves a widow, three daiighters nothing that will."-Mrs. J.u~ii\.'1‘zi<
:iiiil tivo sons to mourn a loving luis- 2963 Ardll Sl,-, C.ll1C&g0,.lll.
,band and futher. This is the secon
,bereavemeiit in this inniily within the women who vrniit acure sliouldinsl
»i/ost six iweks. 'l‘hc youngest sou,
gin-igiit boy of ti-:o years und eight Conipoiiiidjust astliiswomuiidid.and “‘“"l‘-" ~’\f“‘1` ‘$110 *\<l<ll'£‘SS l-hi' usual
'inoutlis,' liiivin;; predeceased the fath notaccc ii' soineiliingilsc on which ihe »‘7‘l"““f1"l Survive was held and
il This is the age of substitution. an .
2,, und rieachiiig forth unto those tlilngi-1
1. ilie. duties and responsibilities of his
I bearers for the New Year thesiibject
being from Philip, iird, 13-14-"p~0r_
(1 , netting those tliiiigs that are behind,
rt upuii Lydia E. l’iiikiiaI!1‘s Veiieiaibie "lat We ‘“`f<"`f’ 1 i>1'@>l-i '~<>\\'u1'<l the
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lrr on the letii of Noveinbei-_ lien- rlruggist can make alittle more proii
riminer and i‘uti'iot please copy.)
ll-atc Roniild Mi-Donairl, in the Stii
iiouald was a daughter of Donald M
lyeurg ago und lia.~fil\ii‘iiig all tha
last illness b her grand niece a.
was sung by her pastor Rev,
Walker. After the Mass all that wa
vincial papers please copy.).‘ p
'l'UE.~lDAY.
mi on their way .to Halifax. The
“footin ” it to Halifax they to
K
steamer for the Old Uolintry_. From
recent London palienthe _..iollowin
At Little Pond on November' 14,
Ftiiiie i-raided nt the above mentioned
place. Shi-. wus typ estimable lady and ' V
.her genial hospi ality won the affect-
ion of her ` many friends and neigh-
l""`S~ She “"‘*‘» besides B faithful Humphries, who have undertaken t
iriember of the Romaii Catholic 1-,|-mm, 43,000 miles in 43 mouth
Uh_"f¢h- lliith he? lllliilla-nd and Wm presented themselves at the Nottiu
children pi'eriecca.<ied her., her son bam town cle,-kfs Ugice yepge,-da
Roderick \lYill2 five y€&l`S H50. *mil four days in advance- of their schei
her duiilrliti-.i', Mrs John McDonald,
ten years ago. She leaves one sister,
MVS 'DOWN SW¢"*“Y» Ol W39l1i“€l5°“ Starting from New York in July las
Territory, _ She was attended in he _ ,
iid
mortal of Mrs. Mcllonsld was interr-
~d`th l"', t"th t
‘liivixillt til; af(ii]i(i)i)i“l;lizml:i‘i?nes.ellelay Hehe; mfr’ Sggnday’ Title deceggid hvgx :as other public places will be so lolloivc
soul rest in peace. (Boston and Pro
Something over a month ago Mr.
and Mrs. Humphreys were in Monct-
were on it walking tour and afte
o
~Women who are passing through th
l3,»e,,,- of her ,.,,:,._ The ,Me Mm Mc. whicli is made frnni roots and licrl;
Q. has been the staudiiril remedy for
fe
l’hte of Big Puiid, Lot 45. She lflaleius'HIHalfn~°stBV€:ry‘3°mm“ni`y _ _
      
\nim's Vegetable Compound.
at
l ilic close the Sacrziuieiit wus admin-
istered The choir renilereii _<@l@¢tl<m_.,
is ' -
' critica-1 period or who are iiuiferinp liuimblc t" the 0<'¢&Si0l\-
from any of those distressin ills pe "_-
luil, there pasiieil from this earth to culinr to their sex should notliéise. sipl _
,lier Eternal rest, Anne rciict oi thi-. ut the fact that for thirty years Lydia bv-ut Street school. Uity. luis been
ll, li. 1’inl:liam’s Vegetable Compound = ‘ _ f `  .
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l
it ll- H. Campbell, l’rinci~pnl viiest
_ ippointed ihicf Suptiintindcnt if
g_ biiliicatiiiii ful I’ E Is1und_ Mr,
(filllillliill lu U0 be congratulated on
lus promotion and the Government Ou
work has been felt iiniong the youth
- of the province. Mr. Campbell lin
is taken: “In the picturesque attir
uled time, for the mayor’s seal to l
T they have already traversed 500
miles. 'I‘ho;,‘ proceed to the Anti-
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grand daughter. 'Hi-1' remains were p,,deS'i- ,
followed to St. Fraiicis dc Sales ‘ ___
(?liui'ch by ii. large concourse of . » - -
friends. A high Musa of Requiem A' P' Pmvlsc' M' L' P" Mrwed
Dr
in-law, Mrs. J. W. Kirkland, wh
_ over years o age, ii
" illness brought on as the result of
born in Reston, N. B., and was
ai parte Kiriiiend, of Watsonville, Cel.
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I l' in the flour means uality in the bread and the pastry
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nit
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is M
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ami
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' you bake. Without quality behind your efforts, no
knowledge or skill can bring good results. Better be M.-
without the skill than without the quality.
" BEAVER ” FLOUR
lil
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' 'ns will be taken to Rexton, N.
B., today for interment.
On New Year's evening the home of
Angus F'. and Mrs. Benton, Alexan-
_ dria, was tne scene of a very inter-
esting event when their daughter,
Inez J. became the wife of Jolm B.
hour of 6 p, ni., 'l‘lie bride entere
the parlor leaning on the arm of he
father. The young couple took tbci
places and Rev. D. McLean of Char
lottetown proceeded with the solem
ninn and wife. The bride was attend
ed by her sister, Miss Hottie Beaton
of the Wild West, Harry and Mrs.
Y
attached to their papers.
died at ~ his residence, Murray Har-
f
fcring for about five weeks from an highs;-fplaiie and increase the intelle.
5 and three "daughters, Mrs. A. l-’:`
Prowse, Murray Harbor; Mrs. Thom-
,l`i. Saunders, Murray River, at the"
_ impressive ceremony that made them
6 been twenty five years H t¢a¢liei~_ l-le
has DaSSed successfully throuzh al-
O uiost every grade in the profession.
I
6 UPDGF Prince Street School; Thence
hc went to be Principal of the High
t SCUDOI at Siiinmcrside. After
6 about ten years occupancy of that
position, he came hack to Char-
‘ Kent Street School. ln that school
he has proved himself a thoroughly
“ cannula msn .ina it is fi-.it that in
0' vlnce, which have so often been ex-
pressed ut Teachers Coiiventious and
T up as to promote the system to
H _gcnce.
fall. The late Mrs. Kirkland was ____
D.
half-sister of Lt. Governor 'l‘_y:ee<lie'
¥ of New Brunswick. She has resided
k at' Murray Harbor for the past nine-
teen years. She leaves one son La-
l.l'l"l`l.E WORR|liS_
l\:“§.§mfiiZi3t..€?‘i?i.ii; ifii..f~’,°‘ ”l‘i`.' |N 'mg ||0ME
les and Malte Women Look
- Premaiurely Old
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d .~l.lniost every wonian at the head
,_ of a home meets *daily with many
,_ little worries in her household af-
. f?l1'S- They may be too small to no-
n tice an hour afterwards, but it i
these same constant little worries
_ that make so many women look pre-
maturely old. Their effect may be
has seen fit to take unto Himself one(
r
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as
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0    l10Sl10Ckaml
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, ggdggplgfpimyqgihewie ;(oi\t;r;i;Yw<;l;§.  We will send, absolutely free, for the
the call shall come you will be pre-
'sixty-four page books on the common
, le_lls you how fo feed all kinds of heavy
_ milch cows, calves and fattening
I0 ill!! they will hy ll vvell in winter u in summer. No farmer
Now as the um. tifuse noyii Purple stuck spain.
'At A cost ul only two--thirds of A cent per day per animal
t will increase it 25 per cent. in value. it permanently
giires Bois. Colle. Worms. skin Diseases and Dehiilty.
estores run-dovvn onlmels to plumpness end vigor. it
will increase the milk yield .three .to five lbs. per cow per
dsy and make 'tha milk richer. Royal Purple is not 5
lt0& food. '.l‘lxei_'c ls no filler used in its manufacture,
and we import from Europe all the seeds, herbs, barks,
etc., and grind them an our own premises. Therefore we
Nh Sulrantee it to you ls bein: absolutely pure. We do
not use chesp filler to make up 0. -large package. We ¢lve
you the best condition powder ever put on the market in
¢ concentrated form. A tsblospuon levelled oft once ai
dey is sumcient for o. (ull grown animal. ilt prevents
disease. keeps your animals in perfect health, and ls dh-
lolutely hsrmlesl. lt .makes six weeks old calves as lor e
as oruiiiiiry calves at 10 weeks. You can develop six
pigs ready for market in Just one montlrs -less time than
100 0111 lwsnlbly do without it at I. cost or only (Lic,
nvinr you I.
montlfl ivvork ond
food. A. We pack-
l.l0 vvlll llst li
horse 'I0 days. A.
$1.60 pail or dir-
tight tin containing
four times ol muc
do o §0o package
will lest an anim-
al 280 days. If you ‘
have never used it try it on the peerost animal you have
on your place Ami vvctoh results. If it does not produce
'better results than anything you have ever used or give
you satisfaction. we will refund your money. Andrew
egricli, of Walnileet. Ont., says that -he tried it on one
cow. weighed her milk on the 16th, 17 lbs., on the 2nll\
sho gave 22 lbs. iDm Moliiwen, Cdadrii greatest horn j
trainer, nys: “I have fed Royal Purple to The l-tsl and
all my riioehorses for four years. They have never been
oft their feed. Your cou|l\ powder works like magic."
Mr. Tom Smith, trainer for the Hon. Adam Beck, says:
“We had a mare in our etlbles last fsll belonging to Miss
Cleuston, of Montreal. 'We could not iced ner any bran
on account of scouring. We commenced using your
Royal Purple/Stock Specific. The resiiiis were wonder-
ful. We found after using it three weeks we would feed
her bran or any other soft :feed and nic actually took on
25 lbs, during that time."
loyal Purple Poultry Specific
will make your hens lay in winter as well as in sum-
mer, aiiil yur. it 501' package will last '.35 hens 75 days or
a. $l.a`i0 pail or air-tilriit tin ronizins four tlnirs as much
as a 50.' package, will lust 1280 days.3 ii prevents' poultry
from iii_»'Eni'. :lv--ii st nio\il'.'in;; lime. ourrs and pri-vents all
tho ordiiiuigv diseases, niilres their pliiuiage briglii and
keeps them in prima coiiriitioii. _ -`
An assorted order smoiinling in $5.00 we will pnepny.
oyal Purple 
r ST0llK llll POULTRY SPEIFIGS
ofosr
Royal Purple Cough Specific
During the lest tour years there hu been on
demic cough going through every stable in GI.
vhieli hu been o nut- neuron of annoyance to
\ horsemen. Our
Bo lvl IP I
coin. cm'"lvii1
and euro distemper
ui 10 days. obso-
lutely lultl-lltlld.
gee por tin, by mul
e.
Royal Purple Gail Cure
‘Will euro au eerie of open sores on man or bust. Will
absolutely dry up and euro nrotebes in L very fnv days.
Mr. Bum Owen, -Coachmsn for the Hon. Adam BOOK. llylz
"ly following directions I find your ltaynl Purple Glll
Cure will cure scratches lrid make 'the scaln goof ol per-
fectly dry in about ‘four or Ave days." Price io, by mail
Nc. ' `
Royal Purple Sweat Linimsiit
Will reduce any lsmeness in 1 very short -time. -Hr. Jiio.
ll. Daily, Cnalman in London, nys: "We have ullis horns.
constantly ieaining ciisl, and have oil kinds of trouble
with them being lame at times. I have used your Sweat
'liiniment for a year back and have never known it to
fail to cure all sorts ef sprained tendons, ou." Price Glo
I-eunos bottles. by mail 600. »
Royal Purple Lice Killer '_
This il untirely different from my lion killer on the
market. in order for you to understand -the process of
manufacture of this lice killer you will have to send for
one of our booklets, as we glvu you I. full history of lf.
there. it will entirely exterminate lice on fovvls or
animals vvlili not more than one or two dpplloiflonl. It
smother: them. Price Zio, by mail 3l*c.
S
sy Beflilmlllg in the couiitl‘Y district
g_ siilbools, he worked steadily \iiiwurd.[
l.~"_oin West Kent Street School lic|
lj was called to be Vice-I-’i‘incipiii o
l
Royal Purple supplies
- Urn S ‘
What we wish to impress on your mind is that wi- manufacture nothing but pure unldultersteil poll.
Our booklet gives over 400 recomnjiendaiions f or ourdifferenf lines from people all over Canada. While we
give you above the names of s few who have used ir, our but recommendation is for you to uk any person
who has ever used any line We manufacture. ,, '
ll
semi riiaav roi rm swine- W. A. JENKINS MFG. co.. London, o
free booklets may be secured from johnson & _lolinsi
~ _ Book Store. Summerside.

Drug and
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decided thiit ii siiitublc remembrance
lsliould be purchased, which was ac~
'selectlonsc were ihiensely '
iiiusing nnil eiitertaining.
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husband, three sisters and two broth-
ers. The remains were interred in St.
_ _ cordlngly done, and at about 7.30 lui The 'proccedsilru to be devoted to Joscph's iieinetcry. l\lay.her soul rest
l‘JU&@t0V\’1\. U7 b0 l’l`lllCl|H\l of West HL. U10 Jalilillc residence was iuvadi dei`ru_ving the expense of repairing the in peace. Com. Other Provincial pa'
tiiough taken by surprise the amiable
and Jolly liostess had it smile and
i
the city yesterday morning accom- h~ _. 1-  , , , ,
g lianying the remains, OF his mothm,_ oaixclllfépnnaliuspplojoeulgiis \(ip\vtshi<;npi;i;e heurty hand shake. for each. as she
received their sincere coiigratiilations
and best wishes for many “happy rc-
tiirns." Although the house was
comiletel filled ever body was
rl i Y . Y .
n made comfortable and soon the fund
hcnau and with inusic,~iind dancing
und games of various L-inds, the
hours spread all too quickly. Though
The many friends of Mrs. Austin it was surprise partv they eouldnft
Jardine, in and around Pownal, (le.
cidéil to give her n surprise party, on larder and iioon a table was spread
M:0l\fl&Y. Jan, lst, it being; the sn-
niversarylofnhei~_li_irtliday. They also eonsequeiit, to the festive season. Af-
ri _
surprise Mrs. Jardine with an empty
with -all the daiities and substantials
ii-r everyone had lieartily partaken of
the good things provided the tables
were cleared, and the clini‘ming‘ host-
ess of- the Forester House (Mrs. Goo.
ed by ii. host of admiring friends. A1- |nlll_ __ _ _ __ _
i- - _._1"iiui,i.»‘ii.~i\' '
i-esiilente of Henry :ind .\lrs, Seaton,
ilcc. 28th. When their iiailghter be
cnme the bride of Louis H. Crosb
formerly of Charlottetown and 'no
Banff, Alberta. Mr. Crosby is wel
known in Cli:i.rlotteto\vn being in th
employ of J. J. Hornby while here
and :ilsp vi-ry lirornincnt in athletic
circles.
Murdock i\icl.cod formerly of Hope-
dule but who luis been in the (lunati-
.inn \Vc-.st for punt thirty years
is spendiiig the wintei' iii I-ifipednle
renewing old iiciluitintiiiices. He is
l A. pleasant event took place U lit.
pore please copy.
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The mnny friends of ll. Moore, one
=oi thc cleaners in .the roundhouse of
“'30 Corn” St" V“”°°“"°" “t me tin-. iz ie. 1. miiiivny, will regret to
lraru that hejis suffering with .a bad-
; ly broken -le,¢.‘ He sustained _h§,- lu*
v jury one evcnint: recently as anwingine
vias oin t a ioimilhnupow Dil'
‘ , ~
.~\ccountaut with Brewster Brothers.o{ i-'Img .(5, .t»§e.,»=l¥}§~3§,5r 8-nd Suffer-,£ A
e had break. _ _M3
-°--' f. .si-'. .
The death of Thomas Mobbs "" at
(Jovchcad Road on Jnny. 6th, at the
advanced age of R5 years, removes ill*
other landmark that binds the DMC
with the present. Horn in England’ of
i-iliirily Anglo Saxon stock he camdto
this i’rovinci- when quite young Ind
livpil all his life on the farm on which
hi' bréntlied his last. 'l‘lie. delwhsed
lt is These That Brine Wrink-
i.‘arver,) nfter a sweet little speech,
presciited Mrs. Jardine with 1,, solid
i lrather hnnd bag, with gold mount-
ings, and engraved initials. Although_
itlinost-, overcome with emotion, Mrs.
.iurdiiio rose to the' occasion and
wnrmly thanked the kind friends, for
the beautiful und useful gift which
w.i'ld be cherished as la, inomento of
'(°`)§;’gII]’i"§ ‘].‘!°h l;;’:H‘\‘€‘;l(€uf_)‘;’;“ll‘t‘ Nil°h` was liiuhiy respected and .known
... '. - . ii' slice _ - 1. h
Mr. McLeod last visited Prince Ed- 5°’ an upngm' honombt many use
wma, 15133' “nd he Bees mam' Chang' (Miss ,\1cKeniciei predeceased him
" '-a ow . -,. .~ _I
5Z;...i.i'... .i`i§“$’L'.J`“?.d  5.521.    ae" “““ “f ‘°°"°° ' *°
eral hundred acres of valuable lan( num" R family of Mx' Mm ‘mm
lesidcs being ii contractor for the
Northern Pacmc Hallway' He mtends and Eliza in Malden, Mass and Fred
life was beyond reproach. HSD Wife
1 l-lardy, Pleasant Grove; .hmas and
Wallace in Winchester, Maw; Plmella
l~ it 
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find
cd.
was
Dec
ii the highest development of blended wliezirs. embracing the
rich health-giving properties of Manitoba Spring wheat md
the carbohydrates ol' Ontario Fall
wheat, which make delicate,
4|,-. ,
white, light bread and pastry.
for their havpiness. Supper was then
served and consisted of everythiu
that culinory nrt and effort combine
 Remember, it is for bread
‘ 
and pastry, both. With
,_ BEAVER FLOUR in _the
f house, you only necd one kind
~ ' to attain the best result: in
every form of halting
i;-
\”t
` r
iisiivsiz rtotm noi. '
'economy ss well as elllcicncy.
Ask your grocer for it to-day. »
S.-W it I ricesonill
ll?eE¢li|L,E§o¢r|e érelngralld Cvfllli-
r. ii. 'iiivios co.. i-id.¢l\l\i\l~*°‘~
,could produce, and was duly partakeri
of by all present. About 7 p. m., a
company of chevcriers arrived and
gave many expressions of good-will
to bride and groom. After being
treated they dipcrsed to their homes.
The llride was clinrmiliilly 8'Clfll`€‘l ill
silk stripped viole with gold
and satin ribtioii trimmed. The brides-
mild wore 'white inull with lac
ash pink ribbon trimuilngsf A
pleasant evening was spent in games
and vocal music. The number of
handsome and useful presents receiv-
whicli the young couple were held by
ntl
M
heir nian friends The bride’s going
t ' y - ' _
5 away suit was of blue cloth with
nr
a Rival
silk waist to match piped in paddy
green and woie ii picture hat with
...if Chocolates ._ -
,  _ -.- '  _ v '“ W ._ white plumes. Mr and Mrs, Saunders
.., ii.:  = left on the following afternoon on the
r Harbor train for their future
._._,.,
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 ` *lu Candy!
~ -~ ' Ah Molr's Chocolates bCan§3,|,,c,,.,l and QW"
  ” _ For Daintiness gurl . e 
4.-*.7-`  e .,-.,~=» ` Th P reef '
l ' . Umm  ingildignisi
:ii our OW"
HN! lweparch ‘rn lil ,_-i. ,w
‘ ;, .. gx¢1ug_|'ve Recipe from if0C°“
V, ` }~p`r;,w‘ ' by oilreelves.
f ins and
. __ ri _
'il ~= and centres of nui< h .,,_
A' Tm mamy ms' 9' Flavor--the ricn. iliii-k c oc ,
-ni _  , leiiiea have just the Rm/if ._ ._
‘   ~ inte cousins! has just the Rlaliz Jam ` _ memes
11 ‘ vs
1.
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f thi-sr YW" °°"f"‘ " iher I
 Our hlcndini-’. '°  . foind in 0
‘ ' `. V iwcreattli dn oxqniiilleli' del1¢\°““ ""“°' "°t ` _
, "  __i¢.na. Try Mons.
Q v ~ ss "' /‘ "f('."i"'..i..- 1"' '
The following letter of condolence
l' ,  .
i  '  ‘  Ai  ' has been sent to Brothers _Willis
ni
nd Ot Pound Fiedericton Where-
sr, we he memb9l‘e.‘of,Refuge Divi-
sion wish to extend to you our deep-
est sympathy on this sad occasion
who at the time was but in the
prime of youth though now silent in
.death» Kind. words are unsvailing
but we commend vou to Him who do-
eth all thin s well. He alone can
 A  ’ "“'  ' " V  as it his iesieli Almighty 'con in
-lf"-'-' " _ ,.' ` V  ' His all-wigs providence to remove
'.,__,= T  Made of - iromiyoy- your nina siiu loving broth-
. ' || 7 1'
in '
sincere prayer is that we may all
-meet in that Circle Above where sor-
row is never known and where love
and harmony reign forevei-._ Signed
‘/Irs. -Howard Weeks and B.H. Rack-
.   ff-  _
A . . .._’._:.__n_§s!se-‘- _ ‘  luuu _ _ _ _‘ l
c .~ -“ The following letter of condolence
` :vas kbeen Strat! to B;otbe`i~v°.kihn%i. 
 . ' - tx ee s an eter re.-» s: e he
` M0lf‘| “mi -nembers of Refuge Division under,
;(`.. Daerr London Ont., who siiys: ., _ , ,  ’
9 ..A\m,,t LW() ywré ago ‘I found my_ solo, Lille. Liuser, iiiapliopliiuii.
cd showed thc esteem and respect in'
S
bind up the broken~hee.rte'd and our-
~ on behalf of the members of Refuge
Division: Mrs. Gsrneld Stevenson..
it-line Peter wiiite or cherinttetoivii '“0ti°¢<l i“’Si°li Or nervous headaches.
up) rt d th room. They rcniniiie _ _
H ‘gnc “ling the hiends 'present side, sullow complexion, and the
stan i g ' . . l
gave expression of their best wishe
d fick-lc aifpetite, pain in the hack or
S coming of wrinkles, which every wo-
man dreads. To those thus afflicted
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills offer a
d speedy and certain cure, n restora-
tion of color to the cheeks, brlight-
ness .to the eye, a healthy appetite
and a sense of freedom from weari-
nes.-1.
Ahlouix thc thousands of Cniiailiaii
women who have found new health
and new strength through the use iii
Dr. Williiiiiis' Pink Pills is Mrs. W.
S
self so badly run down that it was
iilinost impossible to perform my
household duties. I fell off in flesh,
was weak and very pale, had no np-
pctite. feet constantly cold, and to
further make my life miserable 1 was
afflicted *with those other ailments
frdn which so many women suffer. I
tried many kinds Of medicinc,'liut
got no benefit, anil began to feel
that I was slipping into chronic in-
valldism. I .was advised to try Dr.
Williams’ Pink Pills, and althoush I
felt somewhat hopeless"decided to do
so. To my delight after taking the
1Pills a few weeks, I felt much bet-
ter, and a further use oi them
brought me back to my old time
health. ‘I have since recommended
_the Pills to many others, and those
wh'o have used them --have alwnY€
been benefitted."
Sold by all medicine dealers or by
mail at 50 cents "a box or six boxes
for, $2.50 from The Dr. Williams’
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
,
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
The Canadian Pseilze is the Sliori
Direct Route Charlottetown to Mon
trod, the trip being made in twenty
four hours. Close connections sri
meds. for all points beyond, and
ehmgoe and transfers are avoided
New electric light sleepers on the O
P. R. Halifax Montreal run. and this
msd hs; the but dining ear service
This is the only line operating com
pofiiuioiit can-lloiiti-eel and ottevi
to Toronto, and Montreal and 'l'oron»
to to Vancouver, J. K. Ross, the
fetal U.-P. R. agent. ton supply all
iw' Ml ,i Ji - nillhl- ¢l°°¢° ‘our heartfelt sympathy to you in,'¢\f°fUil\l°:1l- . ‘Wi
L.
their pleasant surprise, and kindly
feelings towards hei' and hoped that
tuch one would spend ,, very "H_a.ppy
New Year. '
A concert and basket social was
held in the Cherry Valley hall New
\'ear's night, which proved to be one
of the best ever held in this section
of the province. W. J, Mcidachern,
lllt. Albion, oeollpieii tho cliiiir. The
programme was as follows:--("hor\\s
“Happy New Y0ui',"-.l)uet, Mrs.
' Jeiiklns;-R_eiitlin;:, Mr. 0'Kcefe; Solo.
Mrs. W. J. ,McEachern; Dialogue,
“.\unt Jciniinifs Money" by llii.-:ses
Tillie Hayden; Solo, Isabel Nlclmiiil;
Grapliophonc rilectioii; llialogin-, "Thi:
Splendid llcnu,“liulu llulleui and
i<l`0d llobcrtson; lliirtt, lllissvs (`l:ii‘;i
' .null .lillli-i. (‘.;,ii‘vi‘r; Solo §lni'_i:uerile
M<'l€n.cli<\r|i; iirniliniz, liouiso Mutrh'
Selection; Solo, l.;il\i lliillriii; LIliin'ii.»\_
"f`\li‘igli .Ride Seri»\\niiii." .~\t the con-
\\'l’iuli every one \\' > pn 'iii
pei‘foi‘iiiei`l their part in ai highly
creditable way, the hasket?= and pics
were sold by Mr. .\icl<luclici'ii. A lurzv
qiiiiiitify of liiinir-marie candy was
Isold by the ladies. The proeeeils ii-
n1ii:|iitcilf.o $64; nnil the concert
coiniiiiitcc, Messrs. Hurry 'l`v~'eoill'.
Roy Mutrh "nd Lewis Hayden are to
he congratulated on thc result of
their charts to make this concert n`
success.
The hull was crowded--standing
soon: being al. it premium, :ind the
best of order prevailed.
The dialogue "Aunt Jemima's
Money," was one of the best ever
plnyed here.-the young ladies nctlni:
their parts in "_ wav that would re-
flect credit on those who had years
of experiences ln play acting
'l‘lic other dialogue in which n lady
refuses an offer of marriage on op-
position to matrirriony as ri. matter
of principle was also well acted, and
verv amusing. The singing was of. a
high order. ‘and Mr. J \ideon’e izrapho-‘
|ieaiiiig’s P valor Kills Bugs
To fight every form
of insect lite use
_ Keatinrs Powder.
_i None other is so uni-
formly reliable-yet
it is odoi-less and
stainless and harm-
ful only to insect life. Made by
Thomas Keating, in London. Elit-
iancl. Bold by all drugs,-lets. in
4 in use only = ion., noe., seo.
l.<.iillse, I-ieleii and Hn'/.tl .\Intcli, iindl
izltsiun of this fine progruiiiiiii' iu|
hi riiii iti-rl
llcaviiig for the west itgniri about the
first of March. `
, A Despatch from Helinont, Mans
says : On Feb. 1, one of the most un-
usual happcnlnizs ever recorded takes
place here, when six Charlottetown
P. E. l., girls will he murrieil bv one
ni.inist.ei'. Thr girls ure two couples
of sisters, Miss Cassie und Beatrice
Hzirkiiess, who will uiarry i-larvey
Campbell, who will matry i.‘|\ns. Har-
Dingivell Jenkins mill Mrs. 'l`i'uiiiziu' "l“'~’l0|lZ Jvilnie (':iuipbi-ll, who will
ni:-ii'i'_v Aiistiii liiiiiisey, and Nine Cani-
pbcll, who will ixiurry Artliiir lining
|.ln<itiiei~ i-li1i'ki\c:-'s girl iiialies up the
six v.'lio will hr \\'i‘il. Two of the
[liniiis--_v l.oy.<, !ii`oilici'.~:, ure eii;{iiii~i\i°n
on the `liitci'col<~iii:il lliiilriiiiil, and
will i-iiiiir, from Milos-iejiiiv, Saskntclie-
wnu. to tain- pnrt in the unique sex-
llrilr \vi~il\.lii\;:. .<\ll the itirls lirf- ini-
;di-i‘  mimi looliiiitr, :ind onine li'i~i‘e
giwveiiilv iroui l'i‘inri' iiilivnrd lsliiiiil,
i .\lmi_v fi'ii-iifls in town uud ciiuiiiry
'elii-risli lrivinu inemi>i‘ii‘s iii the into
yil. Il. l~li;:,1_'s, vilitui' of The (iiinrdian.
l-Ii.~' \vritiiip;s had .it pi-eulial' ch8.i‘m
1-intl his \\oi'k wus greatly np|>reeif.\ti.»d
by the reailurs. of this journal as well
,ns by his fellow 1-i‘nlt.<inen of the
press of this l-‘\i'ii‘.‘iiirc und tliroiigh-
out Cuiuuia. As will bi- rf-gretfully rr-
nioiiibered, his life was cut off by
disease wliili: he was still young' in
yi-nts iiud igiviug prouiisc of xt brill-
iunt and useful futnri-. A speaking
likeness of the .late biilitor has been
executed by A. A. Z\|1cl_.riirl, artist of
'Now \'ork_ rind now udorns the ol-
fice of the Miimiger. it presents they
into Mr. Higgs as his appeared when
in the prime of heiiltli and hope. Mr.
McLeod, himself ii native of this
Proviiicc, has treati-il the sillljectf
with a synipatiietic touch and the
high artistic skill for which his art
work is niitod.
!~`Rll)A\`
A gloom was cast over i\lorell and
vicinity on l~‘ridi\y, Der ZZiid, when
the sad news issued forth of the
death of Mrs. William Sinnott of
that place. She was a cheerful, kind
‘hearted Christian woman and always
appeared to enjoy good health until
one week previous to her demise when
‘she contracted pneumonia and all
,thot medical aid could do was to no
yaviiii. Kind hands strove to comfort
‘hi-r, and her devoted pastor Rev. A.
J. Mclntyre, visited her daily diirlng
her short illness. _The deceased who
had reached the age of 56 ;,-ears was
_uf whois predeceased her. Fine lesv
to 'mourn their irrepdrdble lose ‘
on the homestei-id. The r0l1ai_lB~ F6
lnid to rest in 'thc York "Cd ,
beside those nf his wife, Rev. E. da.
wi-.stmoreland pei-fniriniug the funeral
ceremony. 
“i‘ri|ices and lords are but the breath
of kings _ _ ,_
‘An honest man is the noblest work
of God." .- - _ . .
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