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IMPORTANT READING MATTER SELECTED _FROM THE WEEKS NEWS FOR THE (iUllRDlllNS__ _ _ _ BSCRIBEllSi
MONDAY
-G. Roy Long, a native of Tyne
\llalleY. mud a newly admitted aud-
lworn barrister of the New Brune-
wick Court, will leave shortly for
Vancouver, where he will locate. I
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E. and Mrs. Stewart of this clty an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Isabel May, to Williarn'
Nicholson, B. A., of Lethbridge, Alta.
The marriage will take place on the'
30th. instant. _
The pall bearers at the funeral of
the late Mrs. Alexander Martin, El-
don, formerly of Brackley Point,
which takes place on the arrival of
the Murray Harbor train this morn-
ing, then by special to Sherwood,
will be 1-Colonel Stewart, K. J.
Martin, J. A. lilnthieson, W. B. Rob-
ertson, E. Cameron and A. Horne.
Rev. Mr. Spencer will ofliciate.
whooping Cough
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every .
heeathmguoyzqoo K ua _
|-l1°¢0llI . uliinn r¢¢tfulm'1h\|._ ltilmvllu-
oblo to mothers wiai young ch ldren.
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The congregation of the Portland
\"hurch held a pleasant rc-union Alon-
day evening when an opportunity
was given to all to meet Rei-_ H_D. 5
Marr, the new pastor. Rev. G. A. t
Ross, Fairville; llc-v. W, \\'. Brewer-,ls
and the pastor gave addresses. Re- p
freshments were served and a veri`
pleasant hour enjoyed-Wesleyan. l'
The above gentlemen are all known C
Miss Name E' Hughes' formerly He referred to the fact that while Was t H OMS 85/I CBP 8 8- Y ~ ' of attempting to lift heavy weights
nis was the close of his four years fox which turned out to be a Splellfllfl Mr. Delaney recently returned €rom§\\»;)nl(l sriggcst that he may one day
General Stenographcr and Assistant ,
Librarian for the Provincial Govern- n
ment has been presented by the ofTi_ n
cials of the Provincial Building, with
ii hand.-sonie and valuable _-ailvcr tea __
service with the large tray, bearing 
ri suitable inscription. Miss' I-lughesm
leaves shortly for lddmontoli \\-'liere|i,
she will be one of the principals in
The death r<...|< place ht ii...-.nt-iirrc 
on Saturday last of .\lrs_ Mary (`. “
Edwards, nur-rl liftv-sr-vcn ycars. The ,
funr-rnl servicz-.~: ivvre cond-.rcted yes- C
terday at the borne of her bi'otliei‘-in-
law at l<Iai`risclid.\ rind the rfrnains 
will be~for\vrir-ical to this city today J
cn route to (`oncord, .\lass_, where in-
terment takes place. Three sisters, “
Mrs. Frank Murch, l~I:irnsclifle; Mrs.
George \\`nl:f,-for~d, City, and Mrs. C, t
E. Bii»ns_ (`oricor'rl, Blass., arc left|?
to mourn, also one brotliei' .larnesl
A. Stewart of this City. ic
A pleasant event took place at the ‘
Hotel Lenox. f'harlott,towu, l’. E._ r
Island on \\`cdries.lay, .\`-Jvembcr Sth, D'
1910, when Sainull Campbell, Vigil, 
was united in marriage to Miss Isa- 5
bel I\lcLcod_ Victoria Cross. Alcxan- 2
der _\lcl.cod, Bisbee, Arizona, suppor-
ted the groom, while Miss (`c-lin Mc- E
1\lillan, of (`lf7ir'lottL-town, acted as U
bridesmaid. The i:iTu..m is one of the C
successful fnrniers of Eiga, while thc- 
'Ireland pastor of St Paul s Presby-_
ttcrian church, Woodstock, N. Ll., aT
native of Alberton, will in the future,
‘Poule, father of W. Leith Poole, Mon~l
Send nl postal for duel-intive booklet. ll l
.,.'f§‘:',_,__'1__',‘__f,'_,‘;;,'f'f‘_'f,_f_,: _ .__ _ .nvui he he-in hruie iuethc_§irst_chhrch
nf, ,M n,.1,,,,mn - ‘l~ land where burial viill ta e p ace.
:f‘.':.°.i..‘.“:.r~.'.:°.:::'il:- T ‘ . I ~
of yu... .hunhf of l i A true fox story comes from Earns-l
_» " ~ lclifie. A silver gray fox took up hisl
TIN cfllllltfll C0.  _ inporie in a woods near whereafloctj
I-"mill-llliluo Blix- ° _,` - lot turkeys ranged. The fox soon de~|
' MDNTREAL ;°m lxelopcd the most kindly feelings to-
`“"""`=`An~" "'“"""` Y  “_ resented the attentions of the fox he
ervices were being held und,asked was most persistent in pressing hisl
hat verses from two of the hymns company upon them _with results
ung at one of those services be re- that soon showed a diminution in
cated, the turkey ranks. The owner _of the
In his address Mr, Ross gave as his turl-:eys evinced a growing mistrust
ext Exodus 14.15-"Speak unto the at the attention the fox was bestow-
bildren of israel that they go for- ing so lavishly and tlllfllgllt the best. _ _ _ _ _ ,_  _._‘____ __ ____ ___n________
 _ z”.r1;‘1i'.’?.ii   Sill-2-2””-~i§f§.fé “_-'*-'"-T ::’:‘v.‘.‘f;‘... 1‘;“f.;'.;f<.‘1z.‘.‘.f;=.‘;“.2.. -T   T
would apply to old and Young alike. and his turks._ The outcome Ol it l1ll| M' G' Demfney' MA If' A" Northlchilflren' 'lille Post Says his hahilt .Z  'll
h t L H lon tur dth _Tr on was in the city yesterday . .-'7_§_ _.'_,-.la-_ _H0
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` ‘Ill .i »¢‘ll‘ .‘., lk--i*
lhrist. The fundamental and esszn- the Noythnmllcr-lnnrl on a trip to the _
lal element ln all _success is the sllr- Mainland. The ivr-_dding gifts were Pioneer, Phoenix. ll- \C.1 A lillwi
enduring of the heart and lite \\'h0lly numerous and costly testifying in no n.,,,l,linn mop; place at St,
nd flllll' (`lll`l-‘if- Lvl? l'llLl"l CHl`l`Y Ullf small degree to the high esteem in , ‘
hc Divine l"lan and he \\'ill find thc which they are held by their many _
ccret of self Cuutrol and the gfeal friends and acquaintances. The (1 .
ecrct of lov and happiness in life. lm-<.m'.~ gift in the brine was it ras- _.T
hrist WHS U10 SllDI`€l!l€ Ideal. all hionable pony coat and to the t’
Xllllflll l‘XBl1ll>l€‘ allfl tll’l’0llL!l1 hlm bridesmaid a gold locket and chain.
ne obtains strength and power t0 That their married life may he One (
arry out hiS Dlll`l>USB- H6 C0ll“5‘Cll9fl of lmppiness is the sincere wisb of a h
he yvluus r>e<>i>1c to live up to this host or fr-remit with whom 'rhc Guin- ll
-It is expected that Ilei D
remove with his family to Wcstmln f
ster, B. C., where he has accepted!
a position as_ pastor of a church. 1
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_,_The death occurred at Montaguel
Bridge Sunday night of John T..
tague; Herbert, .Lower Montague andl
Otto of Vancouver, and brother off
Cornelius, Lower Montague; Chaa.l
and L. M. Poole, of Charlotte-
town. T_he funeral will leave Monta-_
gue at 2, p. m., today. lTue=4d8vJ!
for Lower Montague, where service'
Wards the turkeys and though they
astorate it was also the close of Spffclmfn hor t§“"` Silgernkirnd' ,Fha slfun a. two weeks’ visit with friends in be a football pluycr.   ' 
fty "cars of congregational activity. “'85 llll1`C BSN ly ~ - E“~'ll'lS. ‘_ll" . . l - --- ’*.`_"2  /lil "'<""` 
HeJSB»l‘l all Sllolxld live 8 lllfolf-res' buyer' uf Clmrlottctown'  Dafa Boston and speaks .ln the hlgheSt| Further particulars of the _ deallll  M 
ne nm (,ftcnumcS_ nnving ntmlned .\lr_ riayden _n_ fancy price for it, terms as to the treatment he re-_nf M,.n_ J,,S,,nn Wnrmn_ n nnlnve _,,._- __.__,n_.  W
certain end or gratified earthly am- Tlllfi l»‘l_ flle flftll SllV¢l` lux Clllllilll- cciverl at thc “Hub." _ lflampbelltou, l’. E. I., who was kill- - {T.‘-§g».‘_? sein'-3 ‘_'.‘_,_"€"__ "’
,1,_i,,n ner5,,,,,__ “.6” wnnt to ,est feel. here this summer and fall. l _ ______ led recently in Portland, state that ,  _ _,ng ___,\____4____.. . Be
ll! llllll that “'05 llll- This “'85 HOC ' '”"’ _ The death of Mm Mn.. _,rn widow Mr. Warren und his wife were both -_ _.'_~.7__:_7__.\_n__,};-,f§}`_f;,~ 5-`u$_`._‘;"§ knnwn the
_ _ _ _ ~ so. There was another ambition to St. Dunstan'.s Cathedral was the ` _ _L _ 'lnativcs of Bloomfield, l’. E. I. They - Ji-7 'll-ul..-'*\_l-‘;'}lf».  ‘ _ _
an mterP'SLml“v’ “lem” ` lhc gratified--a lii»;hcr, purer life. lf scene of a pleasing event at 6 u’clock of the late Joh” M°(’“"k\ Cltyv °_°' l were married about three years Rilo ` Nlfif ';'_l1AD5,,\l_.\Rl; of qualify--The F'|5]|g|-man,
ne iS £0 li\'0 11 llelllflll. Stl`0llf-it Hull yesterday morning when Miss Mamie curred yesterday afternoon at sixlnnd thc boy was their only child, 1-lc
lgorous llfc an ideal must be set Flynn, a popular young lady of this 0'cl0¢k in the City Hospital wherglhad .~secure<l _a position at Rumford
'hich must always he before us-just city, became the bride of Walter SMT han been taken on the F,_iday,_FnllS_ Mm, and has nenn .,.,.oi.r|ngr
-The following is taken
from the
Saviour’s
hutch, Nelson, B. C., on Tuesday,
ctoner iltii, \T.'hcu Edward Ernest*
ouple left _on a visit io coast citi€S
THURSDAY
= -Miss Iathel Bowness arrived. last
evening from Brocton, Mass.. 120 DS-
'sist in nursing her brother, BYYOD N-
'Bowness, who is seiiousll’ in 0’ ty'
' phoid
River, King’s County, on November
third, of Joseph Henry. ll_9l0\'e‘l 50”*
of Warren and Amanda DinE“"`ll. M-
- th. 'r th 1 ~--"iff
,the age of eleven mon s _ o e_ _  
> u w ,
bereaved family the many fl'10ullB 0!
WH'
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i Miss Mamie Hughes, daughter of. ' ,__i~:;."  
_li-Ion. G. E. Hughes. city. leaves tlllsl -   J,'¢_f~f_~'=,;_._1 _,__ __ of
mg;-ning _(nr Edmonton, w_here she!   cs
'will participate in an interesting
> _ -_'.  f T ' .`-#JK-T. ' 231- -»
_levent in the near future. She will bel _ 
,accompanied as far_as Montreal by_ __  _
Mrs. Hughes and will spend sorne' \_._;_r£_,  .___.r,T ‘ _r
. . r T `,`=_="‘l /li'  }J 'F
'time visiting fri;nds in Regina and __‘ A ,_ i
,other western cities before -arriving. I  ,_»,"f~?_- . .  -.__-__‘.:_.'_,-_f-___v_,;-_ _ __T__ _ vous DBEASES
,in Edmonton.  ~.=r,._,_.,  GEN and ln
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Iii a recent issue crf the Boston
1l’ost there appears a photo ‘Ol 8
lsturdy boy of P. E. Island parent
’agc, whose good looks _are \'@Sll0H
lsible for newspaper notoriety at the
lnarly age nf fifteen months. This
it-hihi is wuiarri S. Caseley. S011 Of
‘Lyman W. and Mrs. Cuseley (nee
-irish May Gihhs, not 6) now Of'
myond our reach-which we must Power, also of this city. Rev. Pius` _ » _ f t t t gh ‘there since August. He lias arrrui_.;ed`l_
vcr strive to grasp, ALIWBYS Pl`@S5lll8 McDonald ofliciated, The bride was cvenlllg llrevlolls or rea me" _' ‘ era home there fm’ his family and sent _
n towards it and never satisfied prcttily uttired in a suit of mauve leaves three sons to mourn, Miehael,,f(,.- them and it was while on' their n_,.t(._,inn pnnrcn there on q~lnn.sdny_.
ith past achievements. These _past with large picture nat and was and James at home and Henry, ntfwny to join hiui the sad accident oc- the wth .lay of N0;-embcly 1910,n~m1l
tt_alumeutS WON* but Sliellplllg Stones attended b_y Miss Mary _ Power who, present on his _way home from the l currcd. lie liad`not_bcen _able to ,nt 1 n'(-luck ln _(ln, nfg,@l~ng0n_ thef
'hich spurred one on. was becomrngly gowned in a costume _ _ _, ilcarn uuy further particulars, but it lpl~L..;l»,Vf_¢1-y uf Ppmcg Edward Island
One should never stand still or re- of grey with red velvet fiat, while Umtcd St“tes_t° atteml h‘S m0thel_Blis thourflit that _his wife list her inlet n,n.Snnnt to nd]-nnrnmcnt nndr
FRCO l1iS SHIPS llllf l1l_WHY5_ ll\'¢ 9-ll .laiiies Murphy was groomsmen. Af- funeral, of which ii notice £1llll08l'S lll ! balance wlirle goinr; from one car to 'n-an mngfltlrlqrl with prayer by the
ggressive and _progriissive l;_fe,__havT ter partakinl.: of an e_ir_ce1g_i;nt wed- nnntlnn. c,_,1nmn_ _ lnn,,tl,,.,~ nntn lln. l,nl,y m lm- al-nn, Mone,___,C____ M,__ John M,,rrny_,h_3sid_,S
nu correct idea S. tw area es d- ding hrcakfast at thc . cr Ameri-
whlch was the life of the Lord Jesus can Howl, the nappy couple left hy
and had fallen to her death liciicntii
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 tend their hcareiclt sympathy. _ '  ¢_  _“benefit derived from il ln
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Cod liver
ever. It is the original and only
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ALL DRUGGISTS
Cod Liver Oil is one of
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sure to get SCOTT’S_
world over by the mark
At Brookfield and within the Pres-
vshom \ver;» present Messrs. R. G.
ince and of the benefit arising fi-cm
local exhibitions.
Hon. John Richards, Commissioner
of Agriculture spoke in glowing terms
of the condition of the Institute, it '
being, in his opinion, the most flour-
ishing now organized and expressed
the hope that the ladies would soon
have lnstitites of their own.
U19 \"'ll@@l1*`- Tlll* ll"l’~V “`l‘l'3h l"'l‘-*"Strritlrie, Geo. 13.' floss, A. D. Ster-: All the speakers strongly recom.
found lying about four '.`c.T t from her
had was r-hi..'|ucu nlflwusll ll\0!.r..hn src.-1rh;;, E. J, name, w. i.
Y. - ~ i . f
mother had been horribly niaiiglvd
by the wheels. The young husband
is nr~.fui'ally'lieart broken over his
luv' but seems to find consolation
liu_Lr.' M. ll. lilclntosh, W. H. Spencer
James and Angus Benton. elders. l
llcv. S. J. McArthur, being prcsent,,
b ll_ -~'~f,a t l lnggr af,._ -‘-“- _ _ _ ' _ ‘ _' -was invited to sit and correspond.;
giirllilhye l\linel;?b\l&;h0Ie;niX.m\v[_i1s married’ ll’ l"`tU“g and lundllufll ms little l‘|'lfSl>Yl-€l`Y Dl'UC€0ll€<l Wlill tlle fl(\%lE‘_
n Miss Nom Lellu-gey Toi Ottawa, 5"ll~ nation service of TW. I. Green. l`-‘ub-
)nt., the ceremony being perform-errl ` _ lil: \‘-'UI`Sllill \\'1lS C0IlllllCf0ll by _U’e0- E-E
y the r,,ctn,._ Rc\._ Fred, H_ Gyn- ...Annandale notes of intcrcst¥~- Ross, who preach-:>.d fr.-_nn tue first.
nm After the ceremony Um yonn,-_ Miss Ida Molyneux returned to An-lliook of the Kings, liltli chapter and_
` ' ' ' ` ' c 'ei
.af verse, and thc worrls: “’l`hcn he.
mended the union of the local exhibi-
yftion of Mt. Ste\vart, Tracarlia Cross
_(Irena, A. l`ruif-Le, ministers; T. (J.
and York in the near future.
These were followed by speeches by
J. T. Dougan, Edu-ard Palmer and
George Vessey. The sl.-;sion closed by
a hearty vote of thanks to Gov. Ro-_
gers, Rev. P. lvlcGuif;an and l-lou. lilr
Richards for their attendance, moved
by Peter llrodiu and scconxlcd by Wil-
lii-ini Gibson..
At the evening session at seven-
bride is deservedly beloved by all
ideal. dian joins in exteuiiinrz lieartiesi; con- C
He said they had splen d oppor- -_-» fl
who have the pleasure of her acquain-
tance. liev. D. B. .\lcl.eod, cousin oil
thc bride performed the ceremony. I
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jobnl
F. Baker, Uity, t\/ok place yesterday
aftcrnrmn from the reisdeucc of the
son-in-lu\\', lirl\\ui'rl l`l\_'\nller, (`if.},
The pullbenrers were lf}rl\\'ard (‘haud
ler_ l.€.1»nui`<l .\iel{a_v. l'lr\1'i'y \\illiarns,l
Robert Fcriricl, l}er»r;;.T .\`tu\v:ii‘f. and
Murdock .\lel.co<l. interment was at
Brackley Point lload t‘cnictcr_v and
Rev. _\lr_ Floyd orlirinted at the ser
_vices at the house and grave. lu thi-_
relrort of her death which appeared
f~latur'day morning it was err-orruouslt
stated that she was the ivirlniv of the
late John F. linker. Thr- Gunrdiuii rr-.
grets the publication of this state-
ment. _
Yesterday' in Zion Church Rev.
tunitles here to develob atlgh Sfllll' ' Hg-v, J, Appleby, pastor of the t
flerd of Clll\l"l1CtCT lllld llllllt l-lll5 PPO' Dartrnouth Methodist (.‘burch, has re-
viucc was the Cll0iC€Sf Sfmt ln G('<l'9 cciverl a unanimous invitation from l’
heritage. He admonished the congre-' tnn ivesley ltlcmol-ml Church, Mono- t
gation never to become lax lu lille ton, to bccomc its pastor at the
mlllli' <`ll\ll`Cl\ HCfl\'ltl05~ Al- the Dm' commencemciit of the conlcrcnce
sent juncture this might happen but ycnn M.-_ Appleby is ...la of th..
the iJl'f‘l1f 0lll\Ol‘ll\lllilf5 Ul UW flltllfe foremost prnacliers of the c`.iui‘cl1. He
could only llc tflkf’-fl 11fl\'11llllfl‘-lf* *lf bl" came tn Ilartmouth from liiinenbiiru.
continued work, always “»‘l°llli! lm" where lic was pastor of one of the
ward." He had hoped to S20 f-he largest lvletliurlist coru:rega‘.imis in
fouiidation und cope stones ofthe the l\»[al»l1_im¢ llpovinggs [0|~_ foul-
new 1/.ion placed, iceliml _llle ll@“'»ysars_ Since his assumption of the
church was ucetlell to lH`0\'lfll’ UW ml' Dar'i.inoutli pustorate he has been in-
ditional facilities for church work. Stl-nmqntnl in greatly reclucimz `the
Hlieukirig to the citi'/.cus of Ulllif' renovation df-bt of the cliurcli. Llthcr
lottrrtown hc thanked them for the improvements have been made. Mr.
friendship nod courtesy cxttulled. H15 Appleby is a talented musician and
associations with all had ever been a. .ne choir has benefitted greatly nur,
.lelir:ht, ing his pastorate. He is an -ardent
l-ie rcuuirlrcd on the spirit of co- 0.l.lf.._1l,,-,\-_ in face, My Apple;-,y, if
f,n,..~,¢_.gl.in and unanimity, which CX' be should decide to accept the call
nn nays tn take nn rnlqlllenr-9 on-lar, returned from n visit to liridge- lr
Granly Street. Mr. and l\'lrs_ ('.mm>Lltu\vn_ the guest of Mrs. Sutlierl;t|ul_ _s
nandale froin ri short visit to Littl' I
nd will arrive in Phoenix in about lll\’fl`- l’llll'~»lU l\lCl-Wil. l'Ullll l’0ll-|u
ell are both nat,-,es of pl-inch L-,n-,n.Illcor‘f:e llockcndorff, l\it.‘ Hope, ivaslr,
____ Ircuorted that lic will enter thc ‘butch-
homc of the n,.n._c_ Mn,.,_,nte_ nn wen_l‘Tliomas l’. ltilcy. 'l"lic m-:ruy friends t
n.,.__n,1y nvcninn_ N,_,\._ gun of M135 l.;_|of Alexander McFarlune_\vci‘e sorry rl
Bernice Ilenilersoii eldest daughterllo l0e.rn_t_halL llfl WHS liC¢lll0lll1“llYlll' ll
_,Ohm Howard of the same nlncn_ Tln, liivur Rust a short time ago. l\li.~;:;
,,nP_ “no “an nrcttny ,wnnnn inllhnrni lcukins Annandale, spent
Lulu Tuplin, who wore old roar. with l,l“"'“_M,“" 1“’l""'t"3°"' 'r“"’ “l kllllls
rose and went, and ministered nnto'thirty Prof. 'l’. Ross, Ur. J. f`. lilc-
ini.” 'l`h;e niorlerator narrated thc Donald, and H. ll. Brown gave very
tcps thai lcd up to the designation fitting n<hlrcssr_n_ »
f \\'. l. Green to foreiifn missionl The presentation of the pri'/.cs was
y Prince Edward lsland~ l"l5lfllllf ill llUll‘l1lS "l'Cl’lltlY- ll li \\'f>l`l-I ill COUVH. Dub tllll r\2C€==Slll"Ylconrliicterl by the latter. 'lhe jrudges
. _
lui.-:tions fo Mr. Green, and received of each department gave their reas-
- ' : _ ' _ .' il . .
The ma,.,.in,,,,_ tnnk nlncn nt Un.lcring business in partnership with :satisfactory answers. Preebytery by,gnS fm- the manner of awarrling tne
’ I . _ . _ . _ . . ,», _ 7 , _ .» , T, . . _ .
lf? bvlemll Dl€lIvf‘l Of lll0 ruollvlatol. pri/.es. \otcs or than s were tendered
csiguatcd l\lr. Green to he mission- -L-U the jullgns ll, H_ }lTf.\\_~n and Theo-
ry of the Prcsbytt-l‘ian Gliurcli in (lure Ross, \':lio all resporiilerl by wis-
..f the late Georgia Henderson, nnd llll`@‘l “"lll0 I`l’lfll1”Illlllf fffllll Gmllfl fianndn. in the country of 'l`rinidi:d. _ning that Excelsior lnstitutc may
The missionary \v_~3..-1 .-<uii.'.'xly sd-_lung continue by rapid progress and
.~ .uses ly A. ll. :%terlin;.(, nad th adynngemgnt to be more than worthy
1.- _ . ._. __ - -  __ » dw- ll r e
.ink with \-.eu was acts.-_rica hy rim..-~ l"':T:»»~l»~_\T uf iuvvr \w“'- U10 ull”-Sf <>llr\v<»1\lv by ll. G- >Tll1‘=\l-luv- 'l`- <1- or its mic. .Closed with the Nrrucrni
anics and  J. .\ic.\Itliiri, rcprcscu Antllenh
,BCE and _nnk ,_,_m,,m,,_,_,S_ “nne the ;_____n_n__y _<______n_;l__1s:____irr;t__>_<_l _s_r_ioi__tsrnc|i, Ttattlves of the F_n..._.ii_(ii l\lissir,ri C-om-I The Exhibition held- at lYé>rk_y_¢;_s;_f;1_.
_ - _. , . .v . _ . . _ : 1 »» - ~ . , , _ ._ . . _
,Unnm “.n,__, s,n,n,n.tL,n ny nn, nmllnn_,_________ _____ _____________r_ one _r_i 1 ___ _1y_o_r__, n1i_ t.i_=, eus_t_c_1_u f.i_visiou, i-il.so aldres ,day unde_r the ma.ua.geme.i_ o _“__
(3 Hnwnrll Ret; w_ E. Johnson per-|______° _______f___-____ _ A __ _ull S \\0'~ nel _£_l_0 Illlbhlflllilly Mill ll@0‘.'>l0. l`€'_sior Institute wasagrand success ._____
formed the Ccrelllfflly Hllll llllss lllallellnnn hm,.`n,__. i \w\0§_';'_l;__;‘llll§___s€_Veral npectii-l¢ll', and the former prc.~'.cntcd,t}w mnnnghmelit deserve great crc
Dennis played. the weddmg march' ri vcrv bad kind is r;l:inl=Z };ii‘oi1riilIllr' S' ~‘~t ~"~ 'lt ' l" "l l 'T ‘ ~'
After the service and conl,_‘.i'af.u_latio_ris, _ I ______~ _________ ____ F __ _ _l_0 _» Clll» ll1_~>~ “HS 1 ~-Cl; '¢~. UH-Judging was as fol1owi~.-
nnnncr was served nnd t_ne_ev€n,nn_ _-____ _“__ ___ <\____c__ o|_ une for the u_\.>tion, to instruct._tlie session and; FIELD Cl_'l0l’3 _ _ _ _
Spent in mnsic _,mn c0nve,.snt,On_ The l » _ll - l-S Gy .ac non, For- trustees of lilarshficld congcrc-ization lmtntocs, long white--1 Amos West,
Green with a handsome copy of (or mnking it siich_ 'I`he rcsult of th°
George E. Ross, lf, A., for the past
four years pastor of that Church, de- =`
livcrod his farewfell sermons on the
eve of his departure to his new pas-I
torute at (iodcrich. At both fservices
‘thc church was crowded, especially
was this the case in the evening, the
capacity of the church being fully
taxed.
Bs-fore the sermon Mr. Hoff; remind-
cd his congregation that one year
:Luo the great Dr. lClliot.l~ivar~.gelistic
was another blessing P. E. I. enJOY'
isted between all churches. 'l‘h'2_1o this prominent church, will bc _ _
chools were anotlier bleu-'ing here grnnlly missed ny all Qlngsns nnn larity of the young couple, who will
and he spoke of thc more lll_ft“l}C,0 crenris in Dartmoutlh-Halifax Her-
nnld ln lw¢l,.._,-B who slioulfl r-gccive ..l<l_ Mr, Appleby is well knr,~\vn,
thc hearty loyalty and_ciu:ouragc- hm-¢_
mentment of ali. The proluliltory ll1W wEDNESDA\._
ed which should be heartily cominend- James lVlCE8.C_ll0I`1l. City. t_llG Well
¢fl_ He paid ii highlv conil>limT;~ntary known' machinis_t,_ was marri_cd to
tribute to the press of Chiirlottetown Miss Sophia Livingstone, City, on
and referred to its influence for good Nov, 10th,_last. Rev. T. F. Fullerton
which could not he too widely rccog- performed thc ceremony. The Guar-
ni2en_ diaa extends best wliishes.
y, _,L
ANOTllER
OMAN .
~ C RED
By Lydia E. Pinkham*s
Vegetable Compound
Gardiner, Maine.-"I have been a
great suncrer from <:_rgan_ic tr_oublr_~s
 _ ,  an asevere emu e
.> “K °" weakness. ’l‘ lr e
doctor said I would
have to go to the.
hospital for an l
ope_‘gtion_, b_l_'>iit _I _
con no ar 0 '
    
 '  Cl'f‘r y ‘lib
 »_.--.__\,..; r  E l’inkhain’a lfeg- '
_  ._'._j_,`i;jԤ-.,_.._'. li' etahle Compound
-r *` ,,.7,»“l"f___.».>=‘l.'_;"  " and .sarrative Wash
T    ?.l$li“§‘F.1i”‘.l‘§‘i
....  ._ . _ ,,,
months’ use of them."-Mrs. S. A.
_2_Vi1._r_u.us,MB. F. D. No. 14, Box 39,
an ner, e.
No woman should submit to a surgi-
cal operation, which may mean death,
until she has given Lydia E. l’inkluim's
Vegetable Compuunr , made exclusive-
ly rom roots :uid herbs, ri fair trial.
This famous medicine for woinen
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and renewet of
tho female organism. Woinen maid.-
lng in almost every city and town in
the United States bear willing testi-
monn to the wonderful virtue 0 Lydia
E. nkhanfs Vegetable Compound.
lt cures female ills, and creates radi-
ant, buoyant female health. if you
ure ill, for your own sake as wel as
those you love. give it ii trial.
Mrs. Pinkliam, at Lynn, Moss.,
Invites all slek women to write
bei- fnradvfce. Heradvico lsfroo,
and always helpful.
Q   
- ,-s_.;:<
*ws .. 5* '
‘ _-fs “ ."-_ ‘ 
‘ser °° __s._ .-‘f_-
ln conclusion he said it would bc a ---
freat privilege for him to return at Rev. Mr. Winter _and two _ little
some future occasion, Though he son.; crossed from Picton to this city
went there would remain One in on thc Northumberland yesterday af-
whom all should repoi full faith. ter-noon. Mr. Winter has been ap-_
..Ln_ I am with ye alway, even unto pointed to the Church of England
the end ul the world." Diocese at Georgetown and (lhorry
y _
town (P. ld. I.), giving her age as 24
years, arrived in the clty on the Pa-
cific express on Friday evening on
was very ill at the time, being hard-
_ ly able to walk into the ladies wait-
ling room, and was consequently held
up by the United States immigration
A; the conclusion of the sermon Valley and will proceed there to take
Miss l<`_ Mellish beautifully rendered up his duties.
'uihirh-. with Mc" and elf" U1" h°“°'  l
diction the clioir_ and _COrl[.El`9_lZ8ll0¥l _"_ A
lui...-_.1 rr-cungly in suu:uur_ _f_~0<l B8 |.
wth vo.. Tru we Meet Azmn
l l A Pure Product of a Perfect Process
TUESDAY.
The clllilli-Z'
Miss Gwcndf 5 .
ll. llell, <.f‘this city, to Jauzies Hen-
der.-aou of llorcliestcr, Mas.~i,tlic wed-
ding to take place on Tuesday, the
22nd of this month.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Mac-
Donald of Orwell, formerly clerk
with Sinclair & Stewart, Summer-
sirlc, io James Mcflorinack of Lower
Montnguc, takes place today at the
hride's home.---l’at.
The furirrnl of the late Mrs. Mich-
acl Delaney took place from the (lity
Hospital yesterday aftrrnoon and
was largely attended. The pallbearz-.rs
were lr. 0. M. lleddin, James Steele,
Peter Bradley, J. J, Desmond. M51*
tin Welsh and Peter Dunn. The scr-
viccs nt. the house and grave were
conducted by Rev. Pius McDonald.
Miss Mar McPherson, of Charlotte
hcr way to the United States. She
fhcluln who refused to allow her to
_ 7
:ment is announced of  S
rl'u llell daughter of C.
l.
BREAKFAST _
is made from the best cocoa
nn? beans, carefully se- |
 lected, cleaned,
’_, roasted, freed
I `.°`._ )E_ 5- from shells I
.» _‘ f" and the ex-
__/ T' , _ cess of fat, and
' \\__ then, by a per-
l" L fect mechan-
X' - ical process, is -
_ _‘ _» ‘ reduced to a
 l very fine red- I
l l brown pow-
.__ , der. It i'| ab- 5
"`~ solutely pure, |
u.‘.lr‘f'il:°f'5iiic¢ li ea I th fu I,
I Colby Iiodge No. 204, A_ lc, 54 A_ li/l_
conducted the services nt the grave,
_lt was the writer’s good fortune tc
I led in other ways. , This cheerful splr
0 - . . \_
fgo through without first being exam-
_ ,ned_ nhc ,,,,,,ea,.ed ,O have plenty 0,, anfl makceamoat d_oIicio_us |
presents reccivcd testify to the popu-
rmidc in llinrgate.
Angus Lamont, ..ne of the pionecrs|
of Colby, who passed from this life'
on Tuesday evening, October 25th.
1910, was izoin at Prince lCrl\var~rl ls-i
land, (`-an., in the year lHl'.-5, vvlicrcl
lflllm l3l`1flfl€. Silent Sunday evening t
l A dl ' ~
n nnan a e. The many friends of.t
Russel Hunter, .\‘ti‘atlicoua, were lc
lllcnscd to hear that he enjoyed n (_-
ple-asarit, visit at Albion (‘.ro.-is. therr
' `”"* T' 'obo .\'lf»Lure.
' W t
_ t
he lived until 1854, when tht family
moved to Wingbam, (lntario, lnl5ili2|
he came to Southern Michil.fT:i1i,.\\'her;-.1
he worked in the woods. llc was uni |
ted in marriage to Almira (iaulf, atl
G-oblesville, Mich., in 1864, and so-:ini
after moved to Greco Bay, Wis.,l
where he was engaged. in the saw-I
mill business rntil 1874, when he,
moved here with his mill_. locating
about 2.5 miles south of this city,
and continued thc business until 1894,
when he sold the mill and turned his
attention to farming. Besides his
widow he leaves nine child|‘eu--.lolin
F., Mayor of Wausau; William Dz, at
lionie;.ldffic Wicker, Colby; Ella l~1_l
Patterson, Fifield; (`.ba.rles A., Fi-1
field; Annie Sullivan, Colby; Ronald
M. Helena, Mont.; Angus E. and
Earl G., (`olby, all of whom were
with him during his last hours. The
funeral services were bclrl from the
residence, Friday afternoon, llev. J,
(`. Martin of Abbotsford officiatiiigg
have known Angus lizirnont long and
well, and onl_v knew hirn fo esteem
fiim inure highly nn the yearn passed
hy. He was a man of excellent hah
its. flue moral character, nn<lsturd_\
constitution, and he continued to bi
active in his accustomed pursuits `til`
long past the nge at which men or
dlnarily drop out of the ranks of thr-
workers. To this end there is nf
doubt that his sunslilny dispoaitior
larrzely contributed. He was n, prac
tical, matter-of-fact man, but har
his own peculiar way of extricatinl
merrlment from llfe ns it went alonr
and he was not disposed to Worr.
about matters that could he better'
it remained with him to the last
and he retained his clcarness of in
tellcct up to his closing days. Hr
was- invariably a good neighbor, an(
there was no happier family clrclei.
the land than his. When he died, th
grief that was felt -over tha close o
his career was widespread and sin
ccrc. 1-ns heat monument wnihetfi
money, but on going to one of the drill/1. Get the genuine with
-i`§f.`§l”$`§f.Tf.”.f‘.l`f..`l‘I."{.f§"2Ti..,'1"“.lf.§ _ °“f*f°°‘°-'“°'l‘ °“**‘° P“°l‘°¢°~ ‘
1; t t ladies there, ‘
ivtlig l1<$gksli(;l~y ho(i’new‘i»vlth them for - Bl IIIGIIES1' AWARDS IN
.thc nicht.. f-laturday morning she was EURQPE ANI) AMERICA
‘examined by the lmmlgratldn officials , _
Wa|tar~Bakar&0o. lm.
ummm ' » -
journey that evening. She said that
,she had been living with her parents
in Charlottetown but was going to
Boston to reside with ii brother who
lived there,--Bt, John EX. ; ‘ .
and ...he was nliowed to resume her
m, Dulolutor Mm
good report that he has left behinr
him in the community in which hr
has lived for nearly forty yg.a.ra,_~l
Colby (Wisconsin) _Phonograpln M;-_
Lamont was born in Grn.ndvlew..l-lin
father was an elder in_tlio' reehyfgr.
inn (.‘-hurch thqra (McDn'nsil§'t~i,). Rev:
Mr. Martin is also a native .ol this
Province, having been bo\"n"-at Uigg,
o make a c_auvass of thc people in'York; 2 Peter Brdoie, York; 3 Ben.
hc vicinity of Henrtz’s Hall to nn-iMnllett_ york; 4 Lemuel Crockett.
crtain what'support could be seciir-[Ym-k,
d for fortnightly services tlicrc, -andl Maclntyre, 1 Peter Brodie, York; 2-
cport_ The following were nlilioiirt-_Wm-1-9” Vggggy, Ynrlr- 3 Pope Cook,
lcd it comuiittcn with power' to add t'o York' 4 Amos West, fork.
licir nurribcr, to take into cmisidera-l Hose Type-1 Peter Brodie, Yorlfi
ion thc position of lhwhrktielrl, Clyde 2 Ben. Mellctt, York; 3 Eddie \'esScy,-
\7 _River and Hunter liiver, and adja- York- 4 Amng West, York.
-. , c
. Y (3
_ _ __
ent congregations, and report at as Dakota. Red--1 Peter Brodie. York-`
arly n. date as possible, namely: 'l". 2 Eddie Vcsgey, York; 3 Ben. blcllett.
 _ /‘ F. l~‘ullcrton, r-onvcncr; W.l-l. Spcnc-|yOrl;; 4 Amns \\';-nt, york.
'.'s"-_
fs \
l; -(J
aj
W’ I
.fl |
\I|ll|
r, lf. G. Str-nthie, J. \V_ lvlclfcnzir-,I Round \\vl,lf_u-..l linger l3.~.,.1i¢., York;
|(`ico. Millar, E. J. Ratfce, ministers; 3 Hay (.rr,¢kcl.t, l’lmsaiit Gi'ov0i3
.
'l‘. f". James, Hon. ll. ll0,u,'ci‘s and D. Gem Beal;-nm, (`_nvr\he‘nd.
A. llruce, elders. I Turnips-Sivetia-l Henry Howard,
'l’. F. l\`ullerton was appointed in~rY0l-lg; 2 Pope (leak, York‘3 -l ami* l‘~
tt-rim nroderafur of the session of °R0per, C. Royalty; fi Frank Roper.
l_lr_To<ikficl<l, (llydc Iiiver and Hunter C, Royalty.
cd,
(lu motion the followini: aiignireiita-L
tion fund allocations were made to
l"0llL!l`l‘l:Iit1oris for the current year:
West ltivcr, r\lnrshfield,- each twen-
ty-onc dollars ($2l_00\_ _
Georgctr_n\'r|, l\iurray llurbor Noi‘tli,_
- Mllllilli' lluoor Soutli, each twenty-
__ [live dollars ($25.00). l
-\\__  _(‘aledonin, lluinpton, ll-umlaa, Mtn
'ste\vnr't., llif-limourl tiny East; Mont-l
rose, Wo./dvillc, each thirty-three
rlollnrs ($314,110). |
, TJ
_- _ Uov_elrcrud, llielirnoiul Hay West, St.
Tl’eff=r S. ou-lr fl\ll‘fy-srx- norms (sash
flrwcll, .»\lhcrtou, Cardigan, each
_lllislliali 
dlsfl urln lm les . fry-sr..vc...ir.1i.m (sr/.oo._' '
g g P P ’ _I Siuiimrwsidn, Zion, Charlottetown
I
blacklicads, redness,
roughness, and- other un-
sightly conditions; keep _ l
the hands soft and white, T l
the scalp clean, the hair
live and glossy, and pre-
serve skin health by the
use of Cuticura Soap
assisted when necessary
by Cuticura Ointment.
_ Qiticure.
Soap and Ointment ‘
nfinrd the mtl! leoanmlnl- lrgtmgng fm-
llrlllul, burllnt. mir human or iarrum.
ehrhirm and adults. A ilnnln not in out-n
mniclent. Bold ___lhi‘o\uhoutthrwor1d. Bend
in Palm mu & chem. om-p., ummm,
USA for CII pqeqnieun ,l
fort_v-three dollars ($43.00), |
liloorniield, llruol-.fie1d, Oavcndish,r
lll"lll-lllllle, l~‘.trathalbyn, Souris, eaclil
forty-six dollars ($46.00). l
llerlefruc, crm-ri... vruicyhchi, each
llclffwt. sixty-eight .h.11ar~.. (ssin. l
lxorir-rliigtori, Mnlpcrlue, each seven-l
St. James, flhnrlottetowri, eaclinirnel
ty dollars ($uo.uo». ‘
(‘.ousidei°atlon of Foreign Mlsslonl
and (Yollege allocations was deferred!
until the meeting on the sixth day.
of December next. `
_Presliytery then adjourned to meet
in St. James’ llall, (}hnrl°f,l,¢¢0w.n__
on Tuesday, the Gtli day of Decem-
ber next, at two o"clockI in the after-
noon, to issue 'the General Assem-
iuyh. remit anent Church Union, a.mi‘
other business, of which .pnbllc |nt,l.l
matic.-n was given, and this eedqrunt
_ A. CRAISE, Pres. Clerk.
was closed with the_Benediction. `
llivcr, in place of A. (`l`»llSll. l`9Sll5n`l Mnnlicls-l. Fred Mcllac, (`. llflyallyi
2 ` l . -l ‘
.rlolin H. L ill, York' ' lieu. Mcllcif
York; 4 Peter Brodie, \_'orl< _ ___ ,_
Cabbage-1 Warren \cs.~u.v, mr ,_-
Il. li. llrruvri, York; 3 llcu. .\ll’ll“Tl»
York; -i Peter flrodie, York. __
(rats--A. o. v. \\-hu¢»l. llfflll
Howard, York. _ _
Banner variety--l Ill’-ll lll"ll“lt,' \k‘,"};'
l,i,_»f,“~a--1 Ban, lvlcllet, \ol‘. .
William Gibson, llarrviilrcld “__,,_
aiach-1. rem- iswrlw: 1 “fl” 1
ett
Wh-est-White Flfe~1 Alcv Mc_llcntll__
ni...-shriciri; 2 Joh.. ii. full- \°§____,
Ben Mcllett, Yurlr; -l ilcnry Hull '
York. _ , -
American blue stcni-l L L.. flcnnur.
Marshfield. _ _ _
A. o. v__1 John aiu. \~_»fl_~» nn,
Barley, two roweil--l \V‘ll;;","‘._.,,,k.
son Marsluleld;  John ll~ l'° ' vesf
fifty-f\\‘o dollars ($52.00), 53 lions (_in,,l< Xork; 4 lir~r\»f‘l`l
sey, York. _ __ _ n.
Six Rowcn__B1 n.__.l,cY((n_l____br»ri, Mars
field: 2 Peter ro ic. _  _' \
Blush--1 Eb llrowll. \_"1k',f 
Crockett. York: 3 Wiliiaru -
ett, Pleasant Grove. _ 2_
vpnnotny ?_@¢(l~~-1 llcii. i\lellctt.
Henry l-Iowar _ .n.
Field Peas--1 W- l'V“"e"` Mn” .
field. _ _ _ ____
HOUSEHOLD S(/1.hNl‘r:ockctt.
Dressed Chicken-\-L_ ¥<7l.n_____;____,_
Dressed Goosc~l l"““||.f_-i Mrs. E.
Butter' prints or miie \'cssBYi 3
J. vessey; 2 Mrs. Srila' Em ,_._,,0cg_
Mrs. Elby Igvgyidl ls
ett; 5 Mrs . F0 1°- _ 1.1,-.fy
Bread. home madcj__l _xiii glfrs.
Howard; 2 Miss Kaflc 1 ° n. 4Mrs_
Harry Henderson. U"l°“ 508.' kett.
E_ nIm.dy_ york; 5 Miss lt. broc
Yor - .V sseyi
Tea Biscuits-1 MVS-  lflenri
2 Mrs. Heath Vessel' fl - 5 Mrs. P.
_Howard; 4 Mrs E. HB' l'» __
\Brodle. gm er-
Fruit Cake-1 Mrs. _flgryg Mrs W-
son; 2 Miss _Ella CWC °_n’_ 5 me ll
Warren: 4 Mrs il. H°“'“ -
e mu 2 Mr!-
a
An exhibition 'held _ln York under
the auspices of the Excelsior I-netltutqi
was formally ~opened '
by Limit.
at two o clock
necessity
throughout the
and it was a great comfort to Mr.
Lamont to have one of his own
_ eppls minister to-.him in his, last
I
. . _ . _ _ ___._    _»_\____,_ .___ ___-1_.. _,W ' ,_   _ _ _ _
uauikn .aifm -sir mn- -B°°`°' °"""
lier. I-fe spoke;
Mrs
farmers in a
low flourishing