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wiouoav. l FUNERAL `ei\-rui-wav, _'rim
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funeral of the late Mrs J. McNally took
place on Saturd ornln to the ro-
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message was received in ( harlotte- Cathedral. interment being made in the
fi if ,f 4 town on Saturday from Davenport._ Catholic Cemetnry. At the church s
_ , f _ England lt \\ as from Lleut F B Mc Requiem High Mais was celebrated by
Di J ff `”`*"'W /I ‘ ‘E Rae, who sailed with Canadian troops Rev Father P. Dully. and I-‘ather Plus
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invitation to call and let us play lor you
any Record. er any number of Records.
that you ure to hear.
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intend io getono rome and aeeihenew
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Don’t be satisfied with anytliing less than
Penmans-you‘ll find your color choice at any
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P - ont  Underwear ,;`-  ' FAREwE|_|___Sta,. of the Emu The incctlng tlicn adjourned.
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Court in Charlottetown. Saturday the
WILL PROBATED.-The estate of . Prohibitive case against Georgc Carv-
the lute Mrs tJudgc\ Hcnslcy has been ~ er, was dismissed. I-l. Benlot t`or run.
olmicsl Tre cstatc was valued ut 'ning an automobile at an illegal rate
pr ' . _ - ~
$28,650. and is flividcii lu equal shares inf speed .was fined $5. W. Cliownn, for
aniong her three daughtcrs, Louisa drunkenness, was sentenced to 20
Cntiicriiie tilt-Lccd. of Oxton, England. days in jail with the option of pay-
Kotherinc Emily ltosc, of llalifax, and ing a fine.
May E. Loiigworth, ot' Cliarlottetown. ____
OF LOCAL INTEREST.-The tfliuip-
LAID T0 REST.-The funeral of bellton says, Rev. L. Ii. Young und Mrs.
the lute Mr. Patrick llughes took!
DIHCG HI 2-45 YCSl0f<l11,\' Hft9l‘l\0I1 K0 the the Pacific mail steamer lilnnchuria
Pro-Cathedral, thence to the Catholic on their return to their mission field
ceiuctcry. The service at tho Church in Korea. They have been enjoying
Hilti grave Wert* D¢‘rf0rm€d by Rev. a year-‘s furlough in the Maritime Pro-
_ur. G. J. Zllcliellan. the pastor. The vinces. With them also sailed Rev.
‘following acted us pull»bearers:- and Mrs. E. J. O. Fraser, and Miss
Messrs. D. J. ltilcy. A. Butler. James Edna Cruikshank. who have recently
Cullen, Joseph Purcell, James Kelly been appointed to the Korea Mission
and Stephen Moore. by the Foreign Mission Bonrd.
BREAK DOWN.-The train from
ape Traverse last Thursday morning struction of the new City Hall at Sum-
which should have reached Summer- merside is now nearing completion
side at 8.30 a. ni. did not arrive until as regards the outside part of lt, with,
about 11.30, owing to an acident the exception of the tower for the`
which occurred when within half a tire bell which will be completed in
mile or so of Kensington. Luckily, the course ofa day or two. The pop-
howcver, the passengers only had to ular contractors, Messrs. I). R. Mor-
wait about an hour and a half till the rison & Son, have certainly put up ii
express came whicli safely landed grand building in a very short period
them at their tlestiuationf-\'. of time, one which when completed,
1- wlll be a credit to the town-Y.
' FUNERAL YESTERDAY.-The fun- -O-
ernl of the late Mrs. Wm, Daley, who SUPPER AND CONCERT.- The
died in Boston on October 13th. took people oi' Clifton New London intend
place yesterday from thc residence of holding xi grand supper and concert
her father. Mr. Patrick Stewart, Cum- in the Public Hall on Wednesday night.
berlund street. to the Pro-Catliedral, the 2lst.l’roceeds in aid of the Bel-
tliencc to the Cntliolic cemetery. Rev. gian Relief Fund. Over $300 has been
Father Frank Mr-Quaid olilciatcd at raised in this community for the Red
both the Church and grave. The fol- Cross l'\mfi,and it is hoped the same
lowing were the pall»bearers: Messrs. hearty support will be given to this
Alban Kelly, Isaac Mcliurc, Bruce most worthy cause. _A splendid pro-
Pound. James Smith, Daniel Holland gramme is being prepared and the
and Thomas Martin. supper-enough said.-~L. -
"WEDDiNG BELLS.-A very pret-
ty event took place at St. Georges The Town Council held its regular
Clnirch, S<-.pieniher 29th, when Miss monthly meeting. Tuesdny11ieht.13th
Cassie i\li:t`orniack, of Launching. was itist. in the offices of R. Ii. Rogers.
united Q1 inurria;;c to Mr. William Barrister, Mayor Agnew. Councillors
Mclieun, llctlros lvlnrsli. The ceremony Birch, Woodman. White nnd McNeill,
was performed b_\' their pastor. Rev. and Town Clerk M. R. lienrd. were
D. J. G. Mcllouzilil. The bride was present- After routine. a few bills
very prcilily gowned in blue silk. with ;vf.>re é`cferr_eit_l to the finance commit-
. , . . white hat und was attended by her ce. `0\lnc or Birch. chairman of
EDISON DEALERS ‘N CHARLOTTETOWN coiisili, Miss Katie l\I<:l.)onald, of Bos- DOHl'\'l. i0 lflvesllgate Hllil dfafi C0!!-
‘\lillcr Bros, (A. Horne &Co., Proprietors), 123 Kent Street. t_o_u, .\lass., who also wt(>_rc bi/i_ie _s)ilk_ lraCt_u_itliu eltet-£1-ic _l_igiitii_ip of Town
A -` , it- groom was supporte ry i r. an- TGDOF 0 _ ld Our wt instructed
Albert E' Toomm” 56 Queen Su-eu' iel Steele. DeGros Marsh, who perform- solicitor to draft out contract to be
Young sailed from San Francisco on
NEW CITY HALL.--The Con-
ALBERTON CITY COUNCIL.-
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It is free.
 th
iw , ed thc duties of best man in a very submitted to special meeting of (‘oun- , W- _
” " creditable manner. After the cere- fill- Mr- Bl!`Ch Stated that the <l\16Sl- "  ` ‘
.uid groom [lic Guardian joins with R <1“0Shll1H I0 U10 Dock Church was
Four German torpedo destroyers
were sunk by a British cruiser and Was resolved that alight be placed in
destroyers off the coast of Holland in h0ll0W below Myrick’s store. George
_ un cngagenient, in which the British Card was reappointed one of the ns-
_ ships escaped unscathed und with but SPSSQFS f0" UW YUM. the other to be
5|igm103,._ appointed. (Touncil adjourned.
Goneralregret will bc felt in t'uninln
on the death ot' General Sir lan "" `“` MONDAY . ,_ --_ .
llamilton. who so sigiially llistin,
guishcri himself in thc South African ,&cC|l_)ENT-'“ThC SCll00Il€'l‘ "Marlon
war and afterwards scrvedvns (‘om- ("' which Wm* l"`0\l8lll illl0 Dori. bv
niauder-in-Cliicf of the(.`niiadiau forces. ("*l’l~ 1* W°0‘lv Weill l\Sll0re at Point
The manner or place ni' his death has T“pli"~ Sh” “'35 S“CC€SBfl1lly fl0ated,
not been revealed in the dcspntchcs. however' “Hd is "OW Dl‘0f=09dillg on
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By Lydia E.Pinkham’a Vega- G0r<ion._w. M., and the presentation §“f__‘:u,5’,l,,“,,°c*;’,‘,§‘_§ ‘:)‘§"p;‘c';‘;u§§°§;‘f,‘:_f“£
. madchys.N..lhnt.R».s--_
tBblQ COI'l\POllIld-'rll¢ll‘ Brother Buck repiiedsliimfeeliiig tt;i'(nis their- mr drums' accompanied by
O S - thanking the brethren for the beauti- buzzing' mmblmg smmds hi their _
Wll t0ne5HereT0ld, ml gm and expressing ms rcgrm at bend likc wntcr falling or steam og. | _
' bomg compened through railing caping_ should take nronipt am A
__"`__“°°` health. to give up his charge in George- eneimw measures m Emp Um
trouble lleadnoiscs ure almost ln _
E l'inltham’aVegetableCoi»npoundhave h de cf! ‘crehich °" stautly. Sometimes these noises be-
rcstrictions be grunted The allow
pare a list of such for publication. It
|101' Vflyngc. The extent ot' the dnmngo
is unknown.
e two years and who is now lea:
lui! for another field of labour i ‘\1
' ' \,1'-:-,:~:~<-l,~_;_-.'.,_;.\_,_`_._-,-_:.'._._,e_._,___  Brunswick. Bro. Back was preiieiitiil Good Advlu F" Tim" wh° Fear
_ ....,..¢..-.__¢_.__ with an address and a gold-headed D°a'"°“
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cane by the members of L. O. L. No.
"‘i6l The address was rend l J li
_ - .. -- - - - --*W -- N- - - ____t_i’._*_ niony the happy couple drove to the l0l\ Of time I0 ll? l=\ll0V\'£"l COHIDHUY I0 °-U0 \ - . ‘
omguinmiuuuiniii i;_i_i,;i_§‘i_E;lTTJ.'L_.-..-_=._»  g home of the brides mother. where it rcpnir breaks in system had caused - L  - `-
suniptuos repost wus partakcn of and 501110 discussion betwccn Board and  o' "-“". \
an enjoyable afternoon spent. ln tho company and that Board was of the ' ' l 7: fi l"`*
evening they drove to their future opinion that six weeks should be suf- "f
home in DeGros Marsh, where upwards liflienl. The Council decided to leave 1 f»‘~“""\\\\\T\.'-
oi' 100 guests assembled to welcome the matter stand until special meeting ` » H’  `\\\;‘,f, ,\
them. The many and costly presents when contract will he submitted to full __ ‘ , ."  `
testify to the popularity of both bride Council. The sidewalk from the lt. I. °'\_'\  V'
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their runny friends in wishing hir. und token up and it was resolved to '/fc 'l""l`-""'; Mui. N l ' __ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mrs. McLean u happy journey through 5111119 I`GDf1il`<‘-ll Ill 01100- ll WHS TUSUIV' ' l. '."FO.‘U N D'R?Y*- CO. ‘SAC‘_KVl,LLE,N.B`. 7
life. ed to repair bridge in “The Hollow." - =` ` ""' "
-__ A request from hir. Well Iiarkins that @`
Tn.. Wm- S;;,m¢i(,n ,,pp,.u,-5 \,_v 10. Council grant license to install two "
do ‘s dcs ‘ilclics to bc decideillv im- llilliaftl tablcs and .-onduct billiard
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REASONS
ScisN'rmcAx.LY wma mm.;
wnulriu vm-mvdfvub sir. and vans
latin( the house ao well as heath] it. `
PROPER PROPORTIONS - atrolnla
where strength is required, _
dimenaioaa,but not loo M¢h¢ 
Bssr MA'rsarA1_.s-nga 'sm' _ma
is beat, ohuooalarouwhero itil betas( l
Lancs Asn-Pir, niiifsizsiin nam;
large feed door; direct damper,
worked from the front: easily-mashed
water-pan; heavy,-two piece landed.
fire-pot (patented by ua); (ao-proc! stool
radiator. Eaaymdaaiaout. .
MOST ECONOMICAL-coats less to
install than hot-vratorrudiator
systems; gives (cosmos-bcdfjoar-coal
consumption; requlr¥ little attmtiohfno
repairs, and will last lifetime.
Made in Four $20.
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The
- -fans
98 H°iAii?"5`£'
Blazerfurnacel
is correct in principle, durably constructed of the, best materials and economical
and convciiient in operation. It supplies a generous quantity of warm, frah air
to every part of the house, with less coal than is burned by many furnace
greatly inferior in heating capacity. _ ‘
Patented and exclusive features are responsible for this economy, and also
for its great durability. _ l
Health as well as comfort, demands pure air in the house; Ordinaryheating
systems warm the some air over and over again, until it is
dry, dead, and unwholesome. The,Bla.zer Furnace ventilation
the house, and heats all parts of it evenly, protecting occupanm
from headaches and colds,
There is a Blazier representative in
your vicinity who will be glad to
explain its features fully and to
estimate the cost of installation in
your home. If you do not know
him, write us for his name. -
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CHiLDFiEN'S AID SOGIETV.-Thc.
monthly meeting of the Cliildreifs Aid
Society was held in the (‘lt_v t‘.ourt
room at 4 o'clock yestertlay afternoon.
in thc absence of the Prcsidcnt, the
Vlce~President, (`.s.non Simpson. oc-
cupied the"‘chalr. Thirty cusus of
truuiicy during the month were rc-
portcil. and thirty-seven instances of
children having been kept from
school through neglect and other
causes. ' 'In some cases boots were
provided for the children by the So-
ciety. A committee consisting of inc
Presldeut. Mr. W. L_ Cotton. secre-
tarytreasurer. and Mr. Donald Mc-
Kinnon, was appointed io draft ii pro-
granirnc for the annual niectlng. which
is to be held at 8 p. ni. on ilic third
Monday in Novieniber in thc (‘ity
Court room. There was a discussion
on the ndvisability of getting thc
School Act amended in order to in-
vest the "truaut oilicer" with more
substantial power in compelling par-
cnts to seud.tlicir children regularly
to school. For the present. however,
no action will he taken ln the matter.
Men and women who arc growing
Y lil _
proved. Tho progress of ilu. (hyrman hall was submitted. The amount of 'f "“'f' ' '
ai-my inwards me .-.mst pmef, of license fee was discussed and the mat-
Nnrmol-I, 1vru,,(¢,;._ Wm(-1, they had ter was to stand over pending further
evidently hoped to capturc. has been lllf0FmHli0l1 011 U10 <l11GSil0l1. Il was
checked with out-h 105595 as will wus.. decided that the license with certain
them to puusc bctorc nguin under- - f . '-
S taking this enterprisi-_ nnco of $50 to the liogers Co., for re-
, Tlirougliuut thc wholc l"|'t-,iii-li tlluuirc l\10Vi\| ‘lf "lil SCUIHS und installation uf
the Allies nrngctting inc hotter ot' thc "UW ‘HWS WHS Illscusscd at some
cngageineiits. leading to thc assunip- lvlllllll iilld U10 ‘lUt=Sti0ll wus allowed
tion that the rclnl'ort‘cmt-nts from 1"’ SUUVI 0V9l` f0¥` U10 DFGSUIIL Del-
England and the (‘olonies ure being llltillellt Y-HX llf\3'0l'S WHS l1lk0ll UD and
added to the Ilghtini-1 strength. the Town Clerk was ordcrod to pre-
WEDDING BELLS.--A very pretty
home wedding took pint-c ycstcrdny
morning at 7 o'clock at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lliignull, llazcl-
grove, when their second ilnughicr.
bliss Annie, was unitcd in iunrringo
to Mr. Louis H. Muttarl, ot' ('api\ Trn-
vcrsc, ltcv_ W. I). Wilson, M.” .-\,. offl-
ciitting. thc bridc and groom standing
under a hnniisonie arch ot' cvergrcens.
ferns, iiowcrs and mountain ash bor-
ries. The bride, dressed iii a hund-
soiuc white brocndcd satin. with voll
caught with orange blossonis. carried
it lovcly bouquet oi' whitc roscs. whilc
hcr inuid oi' honor. llliss i\'lur_v Bug-
niill. ilziintily gowncd, cnrricd pink
cariiatioiis. The little flower girl.
llorotliy Gcrow, cousin of the bride.
sc-uttered flowers in the pathway of
thc happy couple, while illiss liottic
Ni-ivsoiii. of Crapaud. played Mendles-
_=ohn`s wedding inarcl\_ After thc wed-
ding and congratulations. Mr. and
Mrs. Muttxirt left for Sumnierside and
i-i'osscrl over to the mainland to spend
thcir honeymoon in Nova Scotia. The
grooni‘s gift to the bride was a pearl
pendant; to the maid of honor, a pearl
pin und to the wlnsome flower girl. is.
p.-arl ring. .‘.ir. and Mrs. Muttart will
not bc .»\t Home until after January
lst. The Guardian joins in extending
In-nrticst congrnt»ulntions.. -_
_ “HIM
LY’ 1 OW
of the Dominion.
MADE IN CANADA'
In these troublous times when the valor and
brawn offlanada are 'springing tothe defence '
of the mother country it is a good time -for
loyal Canadians to stand by the industries
from which come the wealth and prosperity
Edmonton, Alberta, Can. - “I think '°“'"' H" “Poke feellnllly 0" the C01”  -`
it is no more than right for me to thank ::_';ln::f_‘_°i;';‘: :’,f'wte‘_’" himself and th° gllgiigblgf tlllaertlulfldgii-iliildiaesraiiiiii iiiiixsll
youforwhntyonrkindadviee andLydia months' or his fesixollypnrrs andsgour deaf people sul`|`cr from them con»
dgine for me, ;?§;§n;sc:);';d "gil i,'e:"ner W H the come so distracting und nerve rack
-- - ' ' 5 “° Wie' in wni their i ve Q "li '
when 1 W|'°¢€ f0Y0“5°“‘° time 980| fled with the proceedings of ‘the even- g' . le -_r easing “m
was is very sick woman suilering from ing. Swy d5"?Ht1h? ,mmerer ncnrlyb f'°“,':`
female troubles. I had organic lnflam ____ C an "N D e e nervous r°°'_; _ _
. ° down '.\u.i even violent inaanit
niation and could not stand or walk any BURGLARIOUS ATTEMPT8. - have been ku Jw" to result _ _
distance. Arlaatlwaa coniinedmmy Durimr the part week or two time Thanks ,O a ,em,,,,,,,,,e ,,,,,,,,,,,,, is made iii Canada of choicest Canadian wheat. It
bed, and the doct/or said I would have
to go through an operation, but this I
refused todo. A friend advised LydiaE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
now, after using three bottles of it, I
feel like a new woman. I most heartily
recommend your medicine tio all women
whosuffer with female troubles. I have
also taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver
Pills, and think they are line. I will
never be without the medicine in the
house."-Mrs. Fn/not Eiisnnv. 903 Col-
umbia Avenue, Edmonton; Alberta.
The Other Case.
Beatrice, Neb.-"Just after my mar-
my left side began tio pain me and
ao severe at time! that I
it. I visited three
wanted to operate
have been attempts at burglary in
iChai_'lottetown. and in three instances
at least. premises have been entersrl.
On Thursday night the store of John-
son & Johnson. at the Corner of Prince
and Kent streets. was entered by the
breaking of a window, but nothing oi'
any consequence was taken; and be-
tween midnight on Saturday and 9
o‘clock Sunday morning the premises
of Messrs. R. l". Maddiiran it Co.,
on Queen street. were broken into.
again the means of entrance being the
window. A pane of glass was broken
and the burglar or burglars entered
that part of the store used for the
manufacture of drinks and
carried off a of beer. The
left so a morn-
their iron crow bar.
who is hand-
diacovery made recently in Engle!
‘come them. With the disappearinr
greatly improves and very » fro
quently can be restored to nofrma.
This English treatment is know!
as Parmint and can be easily -anti
safely self administered at home
Leading drngglata in Charlotte
vicinity now have it in
from your druggist
(Double Strength) ,' and
mix it
'water
Stir
` one
one that Wal
of
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and
with i~4 pint of hot
of granulated sugar.
and then take
times A day,
hoar-
doub
to
it ls now possible to almost instant is premier among all Wheat f00d5""a real Eifhllire
ly leasm the severity of these head l)tlllCl(‘l' l 1 ‘- ' _
noises and in u very' short time to mc lust It makes sturdy’ robust liken- and
completely and permanently over W0lTiCl1. It i‘~`» l‘@2lCly-(‘00l{€(l and fell-dya-l'.é»-S‘E\l;\'€’“"
of the head noises, the hearing alsi always the iimnc q“71m)'“"i\lWi\y5 UIC SRIl‘lC.pI`lCC-
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