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A complete line of Edison Plzonogrsphs and Rscords will Iss found at
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PW ALBERT E. TOOMBS - 56 ,Queen Street. _.
 
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"A manufacturer desirohs of keep-
ing his help employed during the dull
season made up the line of whitewear
otlered in this sale at ii very low iig-
ure and we are passing this price sav-
ing on to you. Call in and see the
splendid showing. Moore & McLeod.
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"The shelves, counters and tables
in our new annex are piled high with'
snowy whitewear. The line was
bought before the advance in the
Drice of materials and iouyget the
benefit ol the saving. Seed Fair vis-
itors are invited to attend this sale.
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‘remanded until next Thursday. the
a. m.
Q I-A very quiet but pretty wedding
a to Mrs. 'Jerry Long of Boston. Mass.
livin ol the groom, whers.thsy were
_sadly surprised to ‘hear of the very
game
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IIONDAY
-ARRESTED B`ATURDAY.-Hl_i\il*-
ics Fitzgerald of Waterford was,\i§~
rested and brought before §ltl,p.
Wright Saturday morning charged
w s ultin constabl Hs was
6th inet." at 11 J.
took place at the Methodist -Parson-
&\.K,°. Sunimsrside, Saturdayaftcrnooii
at 8 o’clock when Osphas Grigg of
West Devon was united in_msrrisge
The ceremony was periormsd by Rav.
Jas. Btrothard. The bride was
prettlly attlred in a tailored suit of
handsome navy blue broadcloth, with
‘list ftp match. Alter the wedding
ceremony the happy couple drove to
the homo of Mrs. J. H. Burrs, cou-
Igospitably entertained for nn ‘hour,
after whiclsthey drove to the station
where they boarded the train lor
_.West Devon. They will reside in
that community, wher Mr. Gregg is
one of the most prosperous ii-i.rmers.J
3 TUESDAY.
»-SENBATION -Another
sensation was sprung on
'the'G0urt at Summerside yesterday
when John Murray, who had-just
been giving testimony in the case
against Charles Burke was arrested
on the charge of setting nre to and
_burning the barn of -Mrs. Murphy at
,Elmsdale. At the time of the burn-
ing of the barn the tire was believed
to be ol incendiary origin. This ar-
rest ssems to be s sequel to the fox
stealing business now pending beiore
Btipendiary Wright.J. '
-WBJDDING.-'mis home oi w. G.
and Mrs. Sehurman, Summerslde,
was the scene oi an interesting so-
cial bvent yesterday morning at 7.30
when their second daughter, Winni-
:red Glcidrfh was united in marriage
to Bertram Wilfred Mill ol Calgary,
Altii. The ceremony was performed
by Bev. H. J. Fi-aser', pastor ol the
Presbyterian Church, Bummerside, in
the presence of the immediate rela-
tives oi the bride. The bride was
very prettily dressed in pale blue silk
trimmed with cream silk insertion
and' pink rosebuds. The travelling
suit was ol navy blue chevlot. Alter
'tie ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served. The presents were indeed a
feature of the occasion. The groom's
present to the bride was alovely set
of mink'lurs. Among many other
costly and beautiful presents were
cheeks, table linen, articles of silver-
-ware. The happy couple left yester-
day morning for their home in Cal-
gary where the groom is highly re-
spected by all who know him. The
bride has always resided io Summer-
slde where' she has always been one
of the most popular ybung ladies.
Both young people have the best
wishes of many friends for a long and
happy wedded life.-J.
WEDNESDAY.
-TWO ARRESTS.-Frank Dawson
and William Dawson oi Poplar Grove
have been arrested hy Constable
Phillips. Frank Dawson is charged
with assault oi Mrs. David Palmer dl
Poplar Grove and with setting iire
to `a barn. William Dawson is
charged with assault. They were re-
leased oil bail to appear Friday
morning.-I.
` THURSDAY.
-,-Dl_ilATl-I OF MRS. ELLIS.-On
the morning of the 26th Feb. the re-
sidents of Springileld, Lot 7, were
sudden demise of Mrs Neil Ellis, in
the eighty second year ol' her age.
Deceased was unusually bright and
cheerful the day prcvioustq her pass-
ing, having spent the afternoon in
pleasant conversation with ,her grand-
children who always seemed delight-
ed to go into -her room and chat
with her, but, at 10 o'elock sbs took
a. severe pain which resulted in death
at 730 ani despite all that skill,
kind care and nursing could do for
her In early life Mrs Ellis identi-
fied herself with tha Baptist Church,
ol which she was a consistent and
aithiul member till the call came lor
her to go ‘up higher ' and enter the
church triumphant During the years
that she was confined to her room,
it was an inspiration to hear her
alk on spiritual matters. She was
well versed in the Scriptures, and
made them the theme ol conversal
tion at all times She was ‘highly.~re-
Svccted, a good neighbor, kind and
iY10\lRhtlul, and a good supporter of
her church She leaves to mourn two
GHUBMBN. MN James Hopgood,
Welt C1190. and Mrs George Ellis,
Slberton, and one son, George F, E1-
9 at Mme. 11180. two brothers Har-
ry and John Williams, Bidslord. Her
h\\B\mnd died 36 years ago.
FRIDAY
Fl-A S S AULT CHARGlll.- Mnm-ic,
morning li 4
Constable: Al-lg: waswiliiiiiil nrsqwitigg
;?':;°°:g.';:m;lLul§hs: a repetition
ssvmiy asain with J much m°'°
TUESDAY
coizvrcrrons
uni isis is
of
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Meeting of fMai§\‘?1ih1slPgi;‘it&'i;°i8
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casa mcoiui: it  11...., .i.., i.; 1912 i2;a‘3s`,‘dsi;s6,# -`
lacrosse over Mg i 1775-746-08
i'>ixorrrs‘ mo is
Annan ro
A increase over
1912i c . . 614.003-09
all liabilities 5,33l,08l.82
viz., for
per cent. `
Tables, '
OVC!
assurances,
. intcrcis
. with 354 per cent.
ipsaru ci_.A|Ms, Mains;
PAYMENTS to policyholders
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Profits, etc., during 1912, 4,732,463.29
orgsifljsahon . 34,402,734.6G
New Business (pas iii. in anis; 1912 . . ao,s14,4os.s4
lncrease over 1911 ' . . , . ,,. 4.377.625-45
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' ASSURANCES lN F_ORCB31itl}ec it ber. 1912 U . l82,732,420.D_0
Increase over 1911 ~ .V . . . 13.160547-00
The SUN LlFE. OF  now ccupies the premier positioii .
among Canadian Life Assurance Coinpani .A T
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Outside of. Compahies issuing industrial po `cies, the SUN LlFE
I OF CANADA now does a larger new life ssurance business than .
i any other company incorporated- in the British mpire.
The Company's` Growth ‘
1 rum-  --~ - .--A-_-n~ - - _gl '
,Yun _‘ mcoxvis ' Assirrs i " "'l£S:‘$’R';';"°“
l872 . . $ 48,2l(l.93' S 96,46l.95 $ l,064.350.00
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191-2 . . ' l2,333,08l.60 49,605,6l6.49 182,\732,420.00
Roei~:RTsoN MACAULAY, "EAD °m°E’ T. .MACAULAY i`~
I ' rarsiosnr. MONTREAL Mmacisc in.i:_c;rf>i§ .si si-:cniri'AiiY.g ‘
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full bottle' which was afterwards tumlnl f1`°m the W0"
measured 'land iound to hold twenty- 301191 thi? Wllllief HH
seven and ons-hall ounces. Mr. Ellis that P- E- I- 1185 BS
was convicted and fined $100.00 B115 5dv°~`“t°3°° “B °““
riosts.B. the limits of this
FRIDAY.
A ...°r:As'rnnN Norms.-Jenn omi-
way, an old timer and well known
character was laid to rest on
the ist last.. sltcrha
long period ol WB! 11° '
borne in -Fwd-
is home Bild
dsliin scale on
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Fl-aggr stlllth (1118
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