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¢,%°“°'u`°m__-§;_;-_ lottetowii, were the guests at a farc-
€“'_-.~__ 'f'."" well dance in Sninllwood’s Hall on
  ' _ I Friday. .lust before the last dance
` * ' .  D. Edgar Shaw happily expressed
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" ` 3 ` the hope that abundant success and
_ much happiness would meet them in
their new home. His remarks were
_ _ _ rer brief] supported h' J. A. S
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_, ` 1-.\iii_-riciire to \\".*li-striinl the .siiiiiiiicr`s ‘
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to Cmiibiiie with our :<;»eci::ily ii‘f‘1il="l COAL TAR CREUSOTE, And
Our .slicr:e.r.s has been iiropoiliorizilc willi our care.
Aiivlior Shingle Staiiis are liciiig ~,‘e:°y l.'i:g"l},' iisiril on llie roofs, and
in iiiriiiy i:i<i.'iii<-:rs also on the l~f»ilii-~, oi ifii- iii1i<i. :i'll',i¢'li\'c houses ln
(mf mi.l_.i; they :ire also f-~:\iilo;, wi \.~.:‘.!i i\;»--vellfizii results from in
ccououiic staiidpoizil un slicils niili ollii.~r \':iil>'.iil'iiii_L:S.
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Daily Returns.
Market. New Yorli
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a market for their
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St., NEW YDRK CITY.
quaintcd “ith 5 little baby daughter,
ldlsh for sonic time and is now locat-
ed in the great Province of Ontario.
He has, iiumiicrless friends in this
Province who will he delighted to see
him again. Mrs. McDonald, nee Lucy
Maud i\Iontgon.ery, did not accom-
pany licr husband on this trip, but
may visit the Province later.
-The following writes 8 correspon-
dent! is not a foxy story but ef-kin
to it.-On Wednesday night Albert
Weeks and Burl:-ee McMicken of Carl-
t0¥\ Cllllillred a coon in the former‘s
henhouse. lt had been ii frequent vis-
itor among the hens for several nigh-
ts, killing and feasting on then.. On
Wednesday night, before retiring, Mr.
Weeks called at the hen house only to
find the bold fellow taking lunch ns
izsiizil. Ile is now eiiiuyiiig liiiiisrlf iii
ii cage. . ~ - .
the general regret felt hy those pre-
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llnycr and R. I.. Cotton and Mi'_ Mc-
!-? .\
or al s,iri'se<l swett nirsio for the
Uaiiciiiig. 1
.\ f:;l‘il i'cs;il`..s iii the itcciilclltiil
nvcited, ’l`l:e litllo lad secured 3 very
' all brittle of -airlioiii' :i--ir wliiili
,ig niotlirr had 'cr-ii iisliii: for n
tiiiitliaclie, und drniik it. 'l‘lie dis(o‘.'-
waids and niedical uid s.unii'0iici1.
’l"lie qunntiiy was small but tne d,r'-ig
montli, reiidnriiig liini iiiicohsciuiis for
n time. However, _the little chap is
iiiiproviiig nicely now and ulile to he
about ngaiii. The acid had been laid
lon ii tnlilo iiliile the boy was asleep
he aivakeneil nnd then :frank the|
contents of the phinl, his escape wasl
:1 fortunate olle.
'place on Wednesday, May 8th, when
[Pearl V., daughter of John R. end
_Mrs Weathcrbie, Village Green, was
united in marriage to Aliiion D., soil
of Albert and Mrs. Boswall, Pownal,
The bridal party drove from the
lionie of the bride's parents to thc
Methodist parsonage, Pownal, wlierc
the ceremony was performed hy the
.tev. Mr. Styles. The bride looked
pretty in a dress of embroidery and
lace o\'er pale blue silk, with hat lu
match. The bridesmaid was Miss
Annie M. Boswall, Marshfield, neicc of
_the groom, who wore a becoming
.white dress and hat, while the
irrooin was supported by D. Cannon,
Pownal. After a dainty supper had
lieen served by the bride‘s mother, at
|wliich only 1. few iiiiniediate relatives
of the lridc and groom were prcsciit,
the happy couple left for their fn-
ure home in Duiistalliiage where they
were nut by u lively chivaii irowd.
Amom.: the numerous presents receiv-
cd was a ioitly eah’net cf silver
from. the liride'S fellow-workers of the
Wal hani Watch Comiaiiy also 1.
rattan r<.c\cr from ii. iiiiniher Lf lici'
fiiends of Village Green.
Quite n number of the incnibcrii of
the Qucen's County Liberal Associa-
tion met in their `rooms iii the Bank
ol' Nova Scotia building, Charlotte-
town, Friday, to bid farewell to'
.George W. l\iIa.cg_hee, who for some
years has been ie worthy and ellie-
ient Secretney of this Association.
Briefly and suitably, the President of
the Association Nelson flnttenbury
li-ead and prcseiited to Mr. Macplice,
'lowing adress:-_ V
George W.. Macigsee, Esquire.
Barrister.
Dear Sift-On' behalf of the Lili-
crals' of l.lneen’s County. we desire to
express ouridecp regret at your in-
trncled departure from this province,
and at the same time we wish you a
large measure of success. which your
abilities will no doubt command in
Western Canada. .
As Secretary of the Queeirs Uoiinty‘
Liberal Association, as Representa-
tive of the Second District in the Pro-
vinclal Legislature as an eloquent
and forceful speaker on the public
platform, von have done valuable ser-
vice for the Liberal party. We have
no doubt that your energy andeloqu-
ence will be used to good advantage
great party in your-new field of lah-
or. The prospects of the party which
received A set-back by the reverse on
september 21st, are rspihiy brighten-
ing and we hope soon to see the Lib-
eral party dominant in this province
and we shall expect shortly to se"
seriously buriied his intestines und‘
on behalf of the Association the fol-i
in promoting. the' interests of this -
` _ __ iiionnav _’ .LI C ., d if
fi 'Zz'/i Rev J R Gates. ui ummii nina.  me 0
cssu South Africa, arrived m the
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_ ‘_ §’,§A5i¢D ,__/.  ._ ’ ._ ,city this morning. His wife, who was
man \»;.. i.=_ _ ,lil ;i\i_iss niruie Lodge, daughter or utr
ai* r|,AKE-5 *' _'_' `\_ 7* ilate Rev. W. W. Lodge. has been here
' ` . ,',,,,_|,” _,_~_. ~' lfor some months with her mother.
Disfiguring Pimples
By Cuticura Ointment. Broke Out on
Face when Twelve or Thirteen.
Were Most Embarrassing.
' Had Tried Everything.
A Nova Feotlu girl, llflss Mabel Mnrash. of
Dover West, writes: “When I was about
t cl thlrl of fate
w~ ve or een years nge. my '
broke out with plmples, and I tried every-
thing to get rld of them, but failed. The
‘piinples were the worst on my forehead and
chin. 'l‘hey came out in groups and developed
later into sores. Being on my face they
caused great distlguremexit, and were most
einbarrassing. '
“After trying so muny reniedies without
success, I saw the Cuticurs. Uiiitiiicnt adver-
tised. and I sent for n box. I lin-n applied
it to the pimples, and in 0. iiw-k I new s.
great change in my face. I ki-pt using it,
and in B. few months it rendered a eninplele
cure. Now _voutcannot tell I over had
piinnles, 1-flanks to the Cuticura (>in|iiivii|."
(signed) Miss Mabel Morasli, .\lnr. 31. 1911.
Baby’s Face Like Raw Beef
'~,\i_\~ b;ili_v boy had a large plniplo come
on his fori-lieuil. It burst :uid spread all
over his face which soon looked like a. piece
of raw beef, all smothered with had l‘lmDl<“J~
It nas awful to look at. The prior liille
thing used to scratch it nnd cry terrilily.
I took him to s. doctor hui. he only not
worse unill I was uulte_frigl|ieni~d :lint lie
would alivays 'ie d`wiigured. 'l'hvn I I-Z0! i\\'0
tins of Cinlcura. Oinmiein, loin-ilier wiili
Cuticura Soap, and fn two iiiiiiiilis had iiiiiie
cured lilm. New of course 1 use (.'iiticii:‘r.
Soup for all my clillilrrll (Siiziu-rl) .\fr.:._
E. Perry, 00. Waterloo Rd-. -\|‘l\¢l`>‘|l°l- ENE'
land, May 21, 1910.
Cuticiira Soap and Oinim-~nl :ire .f-iiiil
'throuslioul the world, bin. lu ilioi.i» iitiu
have suffered much. Inst hope nnd are :inli-
out- fnilli ln any tri-iitineni. u lilicriil ::zii|i:i_lii
of ezieli with :i 32-p. booklet. on the skin
and .scclp will lie iiinilefl frrc. dll l\lll‘|l"‘1\l0"
Ailiiri-is l"uii<-r Drug it Clilini. (,'orll~. -'19
Iluluuihus Ave.. Boston. U. S. A-
4 _
ing menus selection. ‘ ' '
ing out dirt, not by strgiining itout.
3. No man ever got good results
|`r0m a COW lie was ashamed to take
his friends to sec.
uiilk llrodueing food on the market
at th: present time. Feed it with
care.
5. All that the nimi takes out
tliroi'i:'i the uddcr was first taken in
through the moiitli. Feed the dairy
cow and she will feed you. '
wireless messages, last night, tim..
Sable Island, cnuglit |._v tlmt stuliiiii,
mid when the mother was out of tlic_.~,~,,m the 5u._nmm~ A_ w_ pf,-,-5-_ Tm,
first was timed 10.30 p, ni. and was
- - Y
lidingV with unknown schooner off
Little Hone N; H. 'l‘wo boats serif.
2. Clean milk is obtained by keep-
-- itinics a _vcaia .
lluriiitz u thick fog, l-.st e\'cuiiig,|_ _
_ _ .lie l’lnnt line stenrinliip A W _
cry was made iiiimedintely aft.-r lpenv “huh _Amd fm," Humax
Tliiiiisiliiv afternoon, for llision, witlii
many pnsseiigrrs was in <'ullisioii`
with an i'n`Znown fehiioiiur off l.ittic » Q
Hope, N. S., n f'
Ii. ll Hiimpliitiy upei-t of ihil S a  a a r I I  fl/
'.  ‘  A
Plant l.iiie, at Halifax rccviied fvo P /
'riiiekf<»g." _ ’ ‘ ` _ _' I ' - ~<
_ The second message received a‘ -' ' "
quarter of anhoiir later, was as fol- 
lows: . ‘ V ‘ '
l “Perry reports one boat returned.
Fruitless. Steamship apparently un-
i
damaged." _ _ __  i ` ' | -» '3~~ sf-._ .-,_;i_\ 
| Advices reciverlfby Mr. Humphrey, I l. i _ ' ~
yesterday mqrnirg were to_ the effect '_ ;»
the two boats sent out to a`.scei-thin ,» f’
_what damage' had been occasioned, _ ` _
'had both returned, hlit the fate of -tho, f' ' ‘,
,schooner was iunknown. The morn- _‘ 5
ing's issue message reads as _followsz '.-__ _ _,__ __  __ __ __ _  __ __ _ __ ‘ _ '_
"Picked up last boat at 12.30 ' ` ‘ ~  \~ ~ -.  ~ .\~  _  »._._~;. T \;‘-l:..'~'~ '<‘»‘<1<\f~\'~ 
o’eleck. Reports having seen noth- ` "
` if of schooner. Thinks she is safe
and men reported hearing her blow-
ing. Am now on way to Boston."
I The A. W. Perry arrived from
Charlottetown Thursday. She is
commanded by (.‘s.ptain` Hawes.
.At 11 yesterday morning,  H.
il-Iarvey, .agent of the Marinefl'. and
Fisheries' Department, "received n
message from Cape Sable, statlnb
that the A, W. Perry reported she
was uncertain of the fate_ of the...
schooner, but that she seemed to be
going in a northeasterly direction,.
presumably bound to Liverpool.
lmmedlately on receipt of this ines-
snge, Mr. Harvey got into communi.
cation with'the harbor master at
Liverpool, asking him to keep a look
out for disabled scliooners coming in-
to port, and report same to liiin
without delay.
It was ruiiiored yesterday, that
,tile Ann J. Ti-inner-, caimni. ic. 1.. G
iwasson, of St. John, N. B., was the
funknown schooner, and that she had
ifoundered llitli all on board. This
sensational report could not be con-
'firnied. _
The Ann J. Trainer left Halifax
tivo months ago for New York, with
,n full cargo of liimher_ loaded by I. '
H. Mathers & Sons. She safely land-
E
The 'Trainer\'s crew consists, of the
.following: Captain-W. L. Wasson,
St. John, N_~I`l.; Mate-Ira Machon,
Maine; seamen-John Benton, New
|York; S. Johnson, Norway; C. Piuka,
4. Uottonseed meal is the clienpcst`R\IS-‘1in. (‘»ook~-Casey Barton, Canada. '
¢l\|l¢|l'8ll Cry for I-'_letcI\er’s - _
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has b
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signahu-5::
3 0 and has been made under his pe,-_
 _ ' sonal supervision since its infan
' » Allow no one to deceive you in UZ'
All Counterfélts Imftntions and “Ju t- - if °
Experiments theft trifle with and endlngbfgig hgiiiilbut
Infants and Children-Experience against Experimelgz
What is CASTORIA
Castoria. is a. harmless substitute for Castor 011 Pa
*Une* DNP? ‘md 30031313 syflllls. It is Pleasciait rf;
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nay;-one
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys wo;-ms
and allays Feverishiness. It cures Dlarrhoeu. and Wind
Colle. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulenoy. It assimllntes the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
'rm oiinarews Pnnaeea-The Motneris Friend. `
i-:nuius CASTORIA Atwmis
V B683 the Signature _of _
‘_ 0 . *
ed her cargo at her destii_iation._ She _ ,
;s_;__n(ov\_r)_l;_¢;_i:_n_<lcci`_¢_J_ii_ this city with a      
_ In Use For Over 30 Years
'Hz clnfllll Cbufluvl 'IT HUIHAY BTIKIT. Nfw YURK elfvo
_'n th Da t th C  _ Sh_ i 336 ‘ "Ili"li"lVi'  lil  Hill ,__ `V|_ lllll_illllllll_[mlUU”' "will l 'll 7_Vl|li_' V; ___" `.
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ties.--Halifax Exe. The Anna J. ', lilil li _   1 l il|i,,lgi|l_i, /P/’* \"'ilill`: 'il|, .i i llllilll 
,Trainer is ivell known in Charlotte    i _ 
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llllf\1=T‘fr‘f /"  ri fr 'Q I’
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,town eomiiiif to this port several
l All Winter the Trainer was laid up -_
Cures all blood hiimors, all f
eruptions, clears ilic complex- `:V
_ . . il
ion, ci‘eate.~_i :iii appetite, `aicls 
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,_ , Brodie’s British Plate Powder ,
gives a brilliant lustre lo gold and
_l silver plate and finc glassware. Over V
one hundred and twenty years of use
in Old World mansions has proved
that it never scratches orwears out
the plate. Quick and easy fo use.
l5c. a package, everywhere. 
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ls"S(tei1)iiiii;r A W Perr reports col-I dlggsuonl 1-Ch°'i.\VCS that .tlrcd i
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feeling, gives vigor and vim. li/
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Accept no suiifiliiilc; insist on hav - ,'. ...ig _
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Jas. E. Willis & S0! 152'; “.‘.‘."‘i..2`"'.‘3§‘.’.‘..‘.l‘.!’. ".'§l"“.l‘.l§‘.1.§..2i‘.'.lI is Sold ff" Wh” if iS~“ f~`f~f.f`iff5//1' /f/fffdffl/iw-tlie vffkifwl -
Wholesale Commission Dealers in wgil ned on behalf of the uecn's blendediaourtpure' next’ ni/,ab/6°
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comin, Liiieni Association .ma on. Don't bother with two kinds of flour-don’t put up _
"- '"°”‘“ with heav astr or flu
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C L A M S _l Nelson Rattenbury, Pres. T. B. Rl-5 y P yr VOVIC-95 blfad- » -
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ley, Vice-Pres. David McDonald Pet Ordel' “Bggvgf . V
er McN. Robertson, H. McMillan, A.: _ I l0ur_'°at your grocer 8'
7'0"' ‘R°'\""|- 'and appropriate reply, _ f . _ _ i _ »’ 'if __ - ~
iso ruifron ifliiiiier. ~ --
  ,-y 1. High -.testing milk is not A
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i “pastry” floiirs,
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or You C2m’t Use it for
Pastry as We _l as   ol' Bread
All this talk about western wheat Hours being
-1.
s just plain talk. Anyone, who
anything about wheat, knows that
wlicait flour cannot, will not aiiddocs
hot, make as good pastry as “BEAVER”
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Any flour, which is said to be
§'(..,.,~ western wheat Hour, and makes extra
  good pies and cake, will be found to _
  be /1/.lwalcd/i.{'e “Bmw'r" 1"/our-wlictlier -
i it 1': :old ar :uc/1 or not.
` ‘- A blended flour like “BEAVER”
Manitoba w/:eat has what the bakers _
call .ftrrng//1. It makes a big loaf of I
bread; but the bread is spongy 01' full
/_ . 5 . _ .  A FLOUR is the only one that is equally -
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wheat, makes the ideal_brcad and
pastry Hour. By combiningthc tW0
in just the' .right proportion_S» We ha”
_ “Bg;i\_fer" Flour--a Hour _that makcS
the real home-made bread and
delicioul light pastry. V
In clticslsuch as Toronto. W}§_‘if°
bakers have tried atblendcd flouriiflf 1
was found that although 2 Sm‘j‘_l_:f .
=\i>P°°fi°z 1_<>°f Wil" '*‘° 'f°°“l-hilt:
. peopl: refused .the Manitoba Ou _
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129 bl O//tank w/ieat, blended with spring
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iisfmnes-Mmsi ...id F-limi. Num ia. wsriiufoi., L. 14:., Prim., si. .Ll Dealers-write us .for prices on Feed Coarse Giains and`Cereals breadill Ever ofiit-S-and'-tlléra is-DOW
Blink. NBW Vflflf- Nash, and others. ' ' ' ’ ~- ' ° `  ` '  '
¢Mllill\mlllfl 30|i¢lfll~ Mr. Mocphee made a very hultable *ml True   W  ,,. ._.l,l_0   V _ _ _ f' '