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The peoplsof Munn? Harbor ,were
greatly, shocked-to _,loam Thursday
evening. ths_flth;_ gkths death of the
old ‘end sltdenislltc ia'sn,'_M_r. Thomas
Beck. Ths..deeeall`d.-had been ailing
for some time-\~but__p!svious to 
dsuth was feeling ‘very‘~wsll.’ He was
visiting nt hcgéoi some ot his
relsuoss at-the-'t' ‘ar his -amass
and' his children'-lsarnsd~ with sad re-
gret .-arms death.; na nav" to
mourn his 'loan-'six children, three
daughters, uamely,_ Mrs. Irving of
Cape Bear, Mrs_..0amsnon_ oi Boston,
and hfrs. Annenrjof Mnnffaglle, and
three sono-William and Elisha, both
of 'Boston, and,Gcorgs ;at}home. His
wits and one son had predeceased
him some year_s.Q _ `
TI-Illil P.E.1'._ CEN_'l'_R_AL SEED
FAIR.-The management niet in the
Agricultural 'Building _ on \the 9th
inet. with Prss. McGuigan presiding
and a record fat,tendancs,= showing a
better interest_'1n.,the,nl!na and Doss-
ibilities of the F-air. Alteljeome dis-
cussion as to iin_;a_n_c_e_a,nd ,offer mat-
ter of importance, ',_c_onimi_t ees were
appointsd,_ they,  |_-cp,ort,,_al:__a meet-
ing in same Build ng on`thc’23rd last.
at 1 o’clock,p. m... whcn,,e_vsry body
will bs wslcomel '-'Directly alter this
meeting it is __eXpsc_ted that'~'ths prius
list will go 'to the 'printer so they
will he dlstrlbutedcarlier than usual.
The members all_ left tor their -homes
determined that this willhe the best
Fair yet, especially a6,.~wlth.the ac-
commodations they will have.
WEDDING BELLB_;,-A”(1\_liet but
pretty. wedding was solsmnizedln St.
John’s church, Port Dalhousie, .on
Saturday evening, Jan. 3t'°d‘, by the
Rev. R. H. Ferguson, when Kathleen
Meredith. eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.-’ W. Beverley .Clar-k, was,
united -in the holy--bonds of matri-
rnony to Mr. Frank Ernest Sternsg
C. E., son of' Mr. and-'Mr's. `A. W.
Sterns, off - Charlottst_own,' P.E.I.
Among thc guests present were Mr.
Thus. Reynolda, Niagara Falla, uncle
of the brideg- Mr. and Mrs. and Miss
Sterns, Charlottetown, P.E.I.; Mrs.
J. W. Beatty, Toronto; the Misses
Weller, Clary, Henson, and Mrs.
Alhon Butler, Miss -Gladys Woodrul,
Mr. and Mrs._$tewart`, Mrs. Symnes,
Niagara Falls; Miss Eccles 'and
other relatives.. A small reception
was held afterwards at Bleak House,
says a St. Catherines, Ont., exchan-
ge, the residence of the hr-ids's par-
ents. The happy c'oup`le'lsft for
Washington and New _York amid the
good wishes of-»al_l.» _Tha-many Char-
lottetown irie'nds'o!‘th"e groom' will
extend héartytbngratulations,
 - 'wnnNnsnAY. - `
.-MAGDALENE ‘.~ll/IAILS.-All . Island-
SITB- who have _mall for the Mag-
dalefnes' should' -address `it' Mag-
dalene Island via Sydney, N, B,
perc'S.S. Stanley. It o would .he wall
for the; public to post all .-mail
sufficiently early. to -connect. ' at
sydney with -_th`a,stcamcr. . , 
-jS'lԤ;li)Y -FLGW~lilI_i.S.-Through the
|rlndne_ss_-of Mr. '-'.1am_ss_'l'ait_:,~ Jr., tha
ladies of the 1 Household' science Ds-
l1artment_“of»th9`Bhor,t Course visited
hls_',conssr._va'tb_r-y at Brighton -this
mornlng.'Wl__ii1s't.hcrc, ' they-listened
to'.hints,;on- the_'best methods of cul-
ture for h0,llQ0..: plants, the ways* of
dealing with insect- , -pests, modesof
p_ropagation,_ v temperature, 'moist-
ure, treatment - _of_bul_hs, etc. Mr.
'l'a__it_ a'cco_mpanjed__his » talk with many
PY‘B¢l5l9Bl , -.m.\\9U`.§t,lUhs' which were
wa't'chsd‘ :with ~dee'past‘ `in‘tsrsst'. The
hearty- thanks jofthc course: are duo
to Mr.`,'l“s_i’t`<; for this 'very ‘interesting
and \in_struc~.t|__e_ 'study which .b's"so
kindly aflordsdtlicm.. ,  
  
   
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‘A GO0D'Y‘EAR.-- Foxes have given
Prince-Edward Island a good year
says the Ottawa -Free-Press, If-thc
prices-keap~up, 1914 will prove a re-
cord breaker for them.
MINTO FOR CHARLOTTE'l'0WN.-
The C. G. S. Minto, now \‘unnlng.be-
tween , Summsrsidc and Caps Tor-
mentinc, will give _ -up that route on
Friday and coma to Charlottetown
to take up the Charlottetown and
Picton routc.‘ - '
ISLANDER' KILLED.-A sad acci-
dent occurred in Roxhury,'Maes., on
December 25th, when Mrs. ‘William
Reeves, who had been-spending the
day at 31 Centre St. with her
daughter, Mrs. Dc Mars, was return-
ing home. In some unaccountable
wa-y she was struck by a street car
and-killed. A policeman picksd her
upand carried her_to_ths City Hos-
Pital where her identification , was
learned by a.card»found-inhcr band-
hag; “She was burried' on December
29th_¢ln Fsrnwood ~Cam_etsry, Har
husband \_prsdscsascd~- her two years.
She leaves _to 'mourn two children,
Adn.=(‘Mi's.`-Ds Mars), and William of
o_i’ Boston, also _two sisters, Mrs. P.
H. C\1r`tl`s`of' Victoria. P.E.I., and
Mrs; James A. Howatt or Gaps Tra-
VGND.: P-_E.I. ‘,_She,was a native of
'l‘rygn,_P.}l2.Island, 'born 15.16, being
s druzhter or the me i wuuam
Snow.--V.' ' -
THE TRAINS YESTERDAY.-'l‘he
P. E. I. R., line was considerably
-blocked by snow ysttcrday and under
the »circumstsnces~ -the trains got
throughin good time. The trains
from Murray Harbor and George-
town dld exceptionally well and ar-
rived in Charlottetown. about on
time. The train-from’ Souris. how-
svsr, was delayed _somewhat by snow
and freight work and. arrived in the
city about three hours Lats. The out- ‘
going wsetcrn trains from here clear-
ed the iliac- hstwecn Charlottetown
and Sugnmersidc enaibling thc ln-
coming trains from the west to,gst
through to Charlottetown at from
one to two hours late. The Mall,
Train made the round trip yester-
day arriving in Charlottetown on re-
.turn, with passengers and mails, at
7.10' o'clock in the evening. The
trains are getting through without
dinlculty today, however, all ar-
riving ia Charlottetown about on
time with the exception of the One
from Tignish, which is _about two
hcurslats. "
-The marriage ct H. Brsatoa Mae-
Leod to 'Miss Elsie E. Dechman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Decli-
man. iillmavsle. $115111!! 00-»"T:;m?é.
too _ lace on _e neldsy .
Dscznlltsr 81st,_ st Kensi!|l¢°I1
mass. -m¢h»-mm. Alberts. the
home-of - Mr. 'and llrl- 3011101*-dll
MacLeod, father and mogsr in tire
groom. _ '_rhs msr\‘llle.'~\' '_gl° 0'1"* 1' `
gg \;y.1tav,__J. D. Mhlisnlio of .Chal-
mers 0\1\1_f°_h. Huh' Rim- 41‘?°f,*°»'
la. _sqtrsssncs ofa large numhes of
gangs. jlrs. I-!s1ilel_h~~_f_arrasriy- ot
r.n'.1»iaait, naw- dfvslsery. -shred
the wedding march." _Among the
guests `wst_°s the liissss -Elisabeth and .
Marlin Dechmsn, sisters _oi f-ll!
bride. 'bits hrids and ‘scorn were
unattended. The bri was gowned
in white sstln,`veilsd in ehitlon, and
wors.-the regulation vsil sad wreath
or orange blossoms. She carried s
shower boqust ot white roses and
maiden hair fern. After W0 °¢\'°-
moay, a sumptuous supper was ser-
vsdmftsr- which the happy _couple
tnotorcd to' High River en-route to
points north to spend their honey-
moon. ‘The brld.s’a travelling suit
was,-navy blue ssrge withhat to
match. 'rhs young couple rscsivsd
many choics and valuabls gifts, be-
sides s number 0! RWONU °\l°¢l\1°l-
os thsirtmutn. thu will-;f¢li°\° si
Fir Qrfvs-Rauch, nest High River.
. ‘ THURSDAY.
_oore, of the Canadian Bank of
Commerce. 0.ll_l\rlotte_t.own, who has
-been wnfin'edto.hin ,home with an
attack oi tonsolitis 'for this past week
,ls now complete y recovered and rs-
‘sumss hisybanking duties tomorrow.
MISS LILIANROBBINB DEAD. -
Mrs. Robbins .of Wen -Bay, formerly
of 'I‘rut`3o', arrived .inytuwu Sunday,
says a.-"Truro ,paper with her daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian, wbo,was-very ' ll
and was toundergo treatment in the
Truro hospital. The sick one had
been rsmoved' _to the. hospital and
was renting fairly well until a sud-
den and very serious attack of the
heart caused death at an early hour
Monday morning. Itis exceedingly
sad. and---on eyery side friends are
express ng deep and sincere sympathy
with tbc"widowed mother and the
only sister, Mrs. Frank Cotton of
P. E. I.
COMPARIBONB,-Ice is reported in
the straits by the winter steamers,
and about time too. The farmers
across the river and city people who
would ll-ks.a'driva-over the ics, not
to say anything of tha horssmsn who
are patiently .waiting for the time
when they can take their speed out
for s turn, have been greatly dis-
sllllointcd, but an ice report from
the straits portends better river
conditions to come. _In 1913, as luck
would have it, the first team of the
season to cross started from South-
DON: and landed- at the Round
House, Jan. 14, just one year ago
yesterday. March the 22nd was the
lust. of the river crossing by ice.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Parkman, New
Glasgow, was the scene of a most
happy event on »Wed. evening Dec.
31st,., 1913, when their daughter Lula.
May and Bruce Wellington Rod.-l of
North Milton were united in marriage
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. C. E. Armstrong, of Summer-
side, in the presence of the immediate
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. The bride who was unattend-
ed looked charming in -1 ncautiful
gown of 'copenhagen blue sill. with
shadow lace ‘and pearl trimmings.
The weaning march was beautifully
rendered by Miss Melvina Yeo, Brad-
albana, as the bride and groom enter-
ed the parlor which was artistically
decorated for the occasion. After
receiving congratulations a sumptu-
ous supper was served and a very
pleasant evening spent. 'The couple
received many beautiful and costly
presents and checques, testifying to
the esteem in ,which they 'ara held
by their many friends. The chlvareers
after beingtreated and bouncing the
groom left for'home in a` well be-
haved manuer. Mrs. Rodd will be
much missed by her .many friends in
New Glasgow where sus. was an act
ive- worker in the Christian church
and' Sunday School.
Dt. ..Morse's_
Indian. _.Root , Pills
are man common ailments which
are very different, but which all arise
from 'the same cause-a system
id  impurities. The Pills
muse bowels to move r ularly.
and stimulate theeiidneys
sndopen up the pores of the akin.
Thqorgans immediately throw ,ol
‘ the silizumulated sniptiiifies, and.Bili:
o\tsness.Indiiestion,LiverCom laint,
Kidn_eyTrou les.I>imdaches.Rg¢,|llls-
ation and similar ailments vanish.
_Dr.-Mors_e's _indian Root Pills .- Q
Save Doctors’ Bills
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'mnnsummsf Durins.-nr. 'rss  
_ A `_Terrible Torture From Chronic Indigestion, Short I
WEDDING BnLLs.- 'rss some of
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~ Treatment With “Fruit-_a-tives” Completely _
‘  Cllred_The Whole Trouble.
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C. T. HILL. Esq.
Chatham, Ont., April 3rd, 1913
"Some two years ago, I was a great sufferer from lndigestion. I treated
with a prominent physician here for some time, but I did not get any better so l
went in to see him one day and said "Doctor, what do I owe you? I nm not
getting any better and am going to quit you.” I paid him his bill and he
remat' ed to me, “Charlie, you have a case of chronic Indigestiun that will be
hard to cure.” `
I left his office and as I stepped out on the street my eye caught a bill
board advertisement of “Fruit-a-tives"-that big "Fat Man and Thin Mau"
and I said to myself, “lf Fruit-a-tives will build me up like that, it’s good enough
,for me.” I walked directly over to Park's Drug Store and I bought abox of
“Fruit-a-tives.” After taking these wonderful tablets for only three weeks, I
found myself greatly improved. I continued taking them or a short time
longer and cured myself entirely. My case was no light one either, for many
times when I was on the street, I was compelled lo go into some store or business
place until the acute spasms wore away. Gas would often form in my stomach
and I was in daily fear it would get around my heart and kill me. To-day, I
have no such fears. “Fruit-s-tives" is the only remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles.” C. T. HILL.
Perhaps your case is exactly like Mr. Hill’s. If so, do exactly as he did-
take “Fruit-a-tives” and cure yourself. “Fruit-a-tives” will prevent the forma-
tion of gas in the stomach by making digestion complete. It will insure the
-food being promptly digested by providing an aboundan e of gastric juice in the
stomach. it keeps the stomach sweet and clean, nof only by helping the ~ _
digestion but also by regulating Kidneys and Bowels and toning up the nystelu.  _I
If you suffer with Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Belching, Gas
onthe Stomach, Heart Pains after Eating, take "F1-nit-a-tives.” 5oc. rs box.
6 for' $2.50, trial sine, 25c. at all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
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