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CANADA, `
Province of Prince Edward Island.
In the Surrogate Court,
Ist George Filth, A.`D., 1911.
In re estate of William 'l‘. Bur-
rows, iate of Summerside, 'in
Prince County in the' said Pro-
vince, deceased, intestate.
By the Honorable Richard Redlin,
Surrogate, .Judge of Probate, &c.,
&c., &c.
T0 the Sheriff of the (‘ou:ity of
Prince County or any Coiistable oi;
literate persm withu said County.
GREETING:
WHEREAS upon reading the peti
tion on file of (`clia L. Ilixrmws, All
mini_st_ratrix of the estate of tb
above name-.l dectnscd, praying th;
a citation be issued for the 1»ii;`p<s._s
hereinafter set forth: You are th_r-
fore hereby re'1uiii~d to cit: all per
sons interested in the siiil Estate t
be and npprar before me at a Sur
rogate (`oui‘t to be held in \b_- t'ou:`i
House in (`bnrlo:tetown in Queen‘_-
County in the laid Province on lflil
DAY, the 'ith day of
coming at the hour of iw.-l\'.~ o`clol-',.
noon of the same day, to _sli-_w onus.
if any they can why the nccoiints of
the said cstfite should not ic prs if
and the E_<tnt‘ cios d :is 1i‘_zy;d f 1'
in said Petition und cn nzotzon or
Neil lllt-Qiiarrie, Es-;., li,
for said'I’etitionci‘. And I ill licrehy
order that xi true copy thercif be
forthwith publislxed in the l`hii‘lottc
town llllzirdien fl r nt lcsst four c -ri
sec-utive we--ks from th-
and that F, true copy here -f ire forth-
with posted in the fo`lo\\.'n_' ]~u‘-.li-.'
places rcsirccti\'cly, nrm-"ly, in tb*
Hall of the Court House in .\`iiiinr._\:`-
side, in, i`i'\‘iit of the lln'i at St.
l-Ilcanor's, and in from of tin- l~l:~.ll nr
Keiisington, so flint a`_l iezx-:-iis in-
terrstrd in the siid li-L-.te :is nitro-
said iuay have due novice thertof.
f}l\'lE_\' undcr my hand mill
His Jlrijcstys reign.
(L_S_) '
(S l,| RiCll"iI`|l Redilln
l’rol\ate.
Died with
itching liasli
i Mrs. M. C. Maitland, of Jasper,
Ont., tells in the following letter ot'
hex-_child’s romarkuble cure by the
Cuticura Remedies;
“l\`hm my bov was about three months
uid his lien-i ilrolte our \\iili ii r:i~ii \vl.if'ii
was vt-ry iii-ii_\ and run ii \\uirry fluid. \\`i~
tri:-<11-iw-r_vtliii|g we tonpl but lic got wmtp
nil lin- tune, lill ii _sprvmi 1,-1 his iiiin~_ legs, V
and tizcn io iris' entire tioily. lit- got _rp
had that be caiine n--nr \l5i:.;:_ ’l|,.- mtl;
would ilcli so tliiit no woillil scraiirli iiil
the blood rziii uiul ii il.;-i _\'<llo\\i~ii sfull'
would tw all owr inc pillow in ii:<- inorn_
intl. I bmi ro put miiir-n.~ on lii- lnind_~ io
Ejicvtciii l\i|i;ili\»a..ri||'Trl his >ll.inl_ 1ll~-\\'ii_-n|-
os n s 1- .- on an .us ut e lun ~\' ri-
\-hiii like i'l4\\'_~'. d) ‘Q
“llc was had about nicht months on
We tried (`iiticiir.i lt>eiii»»tl,(-_.~_ 1 1|,\,,,;,D;
laid limi down in his ci;~di\~ in the dui-_
f.iii\1>for ii long \\'l|il--_ l \\‘.i.~'heil liim \\iti\ _ _
(_`iiiiciim. .\‘o_ip and pn! uil one :ipplicutioii
of L`uti<u:.i t_llniin1-nt 'im c '-
.\pri next.
._ I li \..i_\ so
sootbr-~l :Init in- rciii-l .<11-rp. You don’|
know bow rilnd I i'.n< lic hit bt-ii¢r_ li
luck one box of l irtiriirzi. (iiiilinnng and
pri-ity _in-iir one cal;-~ ci t`iiiicu.'u Soap to
L~_ 1.1, mur Elite i\iin_ l fliinl: _our boi' would pm-,-.
r ~ it-ii but for tin tiiilf-urn llcn\1»-hog nmi 1
l=`h4\l| f\|\\‘=l_\'_- rrnmin ii firm fi iv-nd of liivin.
g\:i\\'nl~; rurcil iiioirjc than ini-nl_\' years ngo
1 1 e-re as een no i -turn f tl
trouble." __ ‘ ° 'e
lbigncd) llns. li. C. 5I_\i'ri__ucn,
Jasper, Ont.
hiv more conrinclnr: proof of the efll-
¢'ii~ _. ;::_d »<~.»;.oii.' oi iln- l iilii-viral Picni-
f“li"»` ‘\'\1l‘| 3"' L(|‘.|-'i_ .\.~¢in iln- iiisizinir-_
:i`vT’1|ll:ie viiki- of Viiliciira Soap and box of
nina Uiiitiiiciil :irc ofteii siiflicit-lit.
>o:»l,inroug:lniit ihe world. Your-r Iliuf:
‘Y "U\‘fI\- \`\'-ifll.. >"_rl1~ Props., llostoii,
L.  S--in for fri-e Cutieurix Bouklti
an skin and scalp iliseziscs. _
:into li r.»o!
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SUMMIEIISIDIE, ALBIiR'l`0N AND PRINCE C0_UN'IY
-It pays to buy in this Province.
-Out of respect for the late Chur-
les Murphy, an account of whose
death appears in this column, the
flag on the Custom House was dying
at half mast yesterday.-S.
-A special meetlng»ol Branch 215,
(‘_ M. B. A., Summerside will be held
in their hall this evening to make
arrangements for attending the fun-
eral of their late brother Charles
Murphy. -
-D. R. Morrison and Petey G.
Chatham, N. B., to makc arrange-
ments for the resuming of work on
their railway contract at that place.
They willretiirn in about ri wet-k's
time.-S. '
-The charge of perjury against Ed-
wnrd Clnrk of Alberton which wns to
have come up for hearing before Sti-
pendiary Wright at Sunimerside yes-
terday was witlidrnwn before the
hearing cumiucnced. A. (‘_ Saunders,
Summerside, and Gilbert Gaudet,
(‘hnrlottetown, looked after the pris-
oner t‘lnrk’s interests. McQ\lai'rie, K.
(`. for prosecution.-S.
-The marriage of William F. Mc-
.»\rthl\.r of Broctrrn and Lydia A. Rlx
of Roseville took place at the home
of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Varmenus
J. McArthur, Elmsdale, on Tuesday,
March 21st. The ceremony was par-
formed hy the Rev. J. H. Nic!-lattie
in the presence of near relatives and
friends. Miss Annie Brennnn of Elms-
dnle acted as bridesmaid and Parme-
nlis l3rf‘nnnn supported the groom.
After the happy couple 'had received
the congratulations of those present
si dainty \\'c<ldin;_g slipper was served.
.‘.lr_ and Mrs. McArthur will make
their home in Roseville.
-'l`hc'\de.'1th occurred at the home
of hgr nephew, -John I). McFai1yen,
Aiigiistiiie Cove, of lllrs. l\lcFadycn,
relict of the late Finlay McI<`adyen_
The deceased was in her ninety-fifth
your and was an invalid for the Past
two years. She was a strict adherent
of the (‘hurcb of Scotland and was
one of the members of the conarega-
tion of the late Rev. Ronald McDou-
ald. She was a. \v0man‘poss;ssed of
a high standard of Christian ideals
rind was highly respected wherever
known. She leaves to'niourn, besides
other relatives, one son Neil, Augus-
tine (`o\'e. The funernl takes place
this afternoon at two o`clock to thc
(fliurch of Scotland (‘emetei'y at
Cape Traverse, the services being
comiucted by Rev. James- McDougall.
-The citivens of Summcrsidc were
shockol yesterday morning to hear
of the sudden death of Charles Mur-
phy, chicf clerk in the Customs De~
pnitiircnt. The end came about 10.30
ai. m. while he was nt his desk in the
<`usto_m House. l~l. M. Baker who
was near him at thc time noticed his
hard breathing and turnrd nroun-il to
find him lcaiiiiig cn the arm of his
clinic with his brad resting on his
.~_honlilci's. llc hastily called a doc-
tor, but by the time the latter nr-
i
lnnrl curly in life tniiglit school in
ltlrr nd l’.i':ei~, and aftvrwards nt. h`iiin~,`
lnicrsiule. in |882 lic. was ag.\pointcil_
to the ollicc of chief clerk in the Uiis-i
Iolhcc ire ncceptably lillcd up to the
ftimc of his ilcatli. Durga! the pastl
`ycni' oi' so his health had not been
‘ ~>‘ ' one lc st of ull
the Lest. b.it no . fi
ihnusclf, tlioiiglit tliut the (nd \v;;5' so    E'
liivar. in religion hc was a Roman
;(`ntliolic_ I-le always took 3 deep in-
gtercst in the work of fraternal sricict-_
|ies, being n mcmi.ui‘ of the C. M. ll.
A.. and nlso of the Indcpcndcnt ()rdei\|
of Foresters, having filled for ag
couple cf years the office of high chief,
ranger ‘in the latter society. He,
lciivfs tu mourn, besides ii Borrowing.
widow, two soils, l-lermnii in Western*
(‘aiiad_ii, and l"ri.~.'l in the employ of
Peter Mc.\'utt & Son. Malpeqiie, and
4 c1;=_uglitei's, l\'lrs. (Dix) L. S. Doyle,,
illoncton; Maud of the teaching stall
of the Georgetown high school, and
Elin and Bertha at home; also two
brothers, Joseph in Massachusetts,
and Frank of lrliimrneri-iide, and one
sympathy to th: bertaverl family.-
S.
TAKES SECRET T0 THE GRAVE
IIANGOR, Me., March 24-Memories
of l\lniue's most fnnious murder mys-
tery-the long celcbrzited Dexter bunk
in Skowliegan nlinsliouse on 'l‘hurs-
day of Charlie Stain, the man who..
by ei confession generally believed to
bc a pure fake, sent his own father
to prison.
Charlie Stain died a pauper, ii phy
sicnl and mental wreck, alone and ii-
bundoncd by all his kin. Just. before
he died, Stuin was asked to make ri
statement 'concerning the Dcxtct
bank case; to sny wlietlicir-he spoke
the truth or lied when he declzired
that his father had confessed to him
the murder of ('ni-iliier Barron, but he
would any nothing, the very mention
of the Dexter bank seeming tn strike
him dumb with terror, and he died
with the secret iinrcvculeii.
son llarron of the Dexter llnnii in
had been struck upon the lieail with
some heavy instrument, and was
neurly or quite dead when found. Ap-
pnreiitly it was ii case of murder,
with robbery as thc motive, al-
though it afterward developed that
little or.no money was missing.
In the full of 1887, Charlie Stain,
prisoner in the Somerset county jail
nt. Norridgewock, called Sherid Mit-
cliell to his cell late one night and
made the famous "confession" which
resulted in the arrest in Medfleld,
Mass., of David 1_1. Stain, futher of
(fhnrlie, and Oliver (‘romwcll. Young
Stain told the ulierifl that his fnther
had confessed to him that he, the
elder Fltain, and Oliver Cromwell
murdered Barron. It was a long and
circumstantial story, and resulted ln
the arrest of Stain and Cromwell
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-Rev. J. J. Mcnmiairi. Kinxors’  I 
was in Cape Traverse yesterday. ' '
iiiyieariy I
' -The Morning Daily Guardian can
be obtained at Lallerty’s Tonsorial
Parlors, Snnimerslde. 12-liirtf.
-G. A. W. Robertson, Charlotte-
town, paymaater of the P. E. I. R.,
WHS ill C-Bile Traverse yesterday.
scriptions in Alberton and vicinity
should be handed to H. Clark, Agent.
1-25drtf.
Clark, Summerside, left yesterday for_ -John lllsdon, Charlottetown, of
the Frost & Wood Co., is in Carre
Traverse in the interests of his firm.
-'l'lie Summerside market prices
'yesterday were the same as when last
|publislu‘d and appear itemized else-
|where in this issue.-S.
-Wanted girls to learn dressmak-
ing. Apply Miss E. Dempsey, resirlence
of Mrs. James McDonald, Summer-
sidc. 3-27d3ipu.
-Stephen Campbell, one of the old-
est and most highly respected resi-
dents of Cape Traverse is very ill
with la grippe. His many friends
will look for his speedy recovery.
-Seeds we have a quantity of Is-
land grown Timothy ' and clover,
which we will now sell cheap in order
to make room for new business after
the tlre. We are booking orders for
Farinerslnstitiites, saving their mon-
ey. Write us. Kennedy & Co., f)'I.ea-
iry. ' 3-24d6i.
-The Alberton market prices yes-
terday were the same as when
lust issued, namely, white oats, 3!
cents; black oats, 36 tents; e;gs,15
cents; butter, 18 cents; hides, 7 ci-nts;
loose liny, $6 to $7; isrcsszd hay,
$7.50 to $8; and pork, 65 to 72 cents.
-A.
-All advertising in Suminerside
and vicinity for The Morning Daily
and Rural Daily as well as all new
and renewal subscriptions, should be
handed to Miss Amy G.'l3urrows, a-
gent, Summer Street. All news should
be given to J. F. Laflerty, Guardian
Correspondent, Water Street.
1-25drtf.
-The death occurred at his home
in Seaview on Sntiirdaiy morning last
of Benj. ll. Donald nn aged und high-
ly respected farmer of that place rif-
ter a. very short illness of pneumonia,
the deceased being in good health up
to within it fewp weeks of his death.
The late Mr. Donald was T2 years of
nge and leaves to mourn besides nn
aged widow -two sons llcrbert und
Edward both at home and three dau-
ghters Mrs. Fred Joynes,, St. John,
Maud :ind Amy at homo, also one
brother, Jaines in Addison, lllaiss.,
land two sisters, Mrs. Wm. Wells, Al-
bcrton, and Mrs. George I-l:iy\vood,
:l~}lmsdiile_ This is thc third time
lwithin thc post 15 months that derith
ilius visited this home. A dziiiglitcr
]l<llla, a nurse on the stuff of the Wor- 7’ ~
iccstcr General Hospital linving died
riverl _\Ir. Illurliiiy had p:‘.ns:rl awziy,,siiddenly n‘ year aigp last .Jnniinry
death being: cau.<c.l by npoplcxy. De-,uhilc licr sister Mrs. Freil I\l.'itthews
,ccz-will was horn at Kinkora in 1.\`39'<iicd in Western Cnmillii curly lust
siinimciz 'llic funeral took place on
Monday afternoon last to thc lliail-
pcque l‘resbytei'iun (`.e.mctery und
wns very largely attended. Rev. l~`..
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toms Department, Siim_me:'sid:. which- J. Rattee conducted the services nt
the house rind nt the grave.-H,
TOOK UP TWELVE
MOUZON, Frunec, Miircli 25-linger
Soiiiiiiei', the French biplnuist, broke
Louis liregiies record, 'l`hui'sdny, in
taking up twelve passengers. Som-
mer cnrried thirteen persons, weigh-
ing in the aggregate 1,463 pounds.
He flew, however, only two-thirds nf
a mile, whereas Uregue, who used ri
monoplnne, went two miles. ’l‘hc
weight of Brcgue’s passengers was
1315 pounds.
T0 ROEE CHOIRS III ' _
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WAUKRGAN Ill. March 2'l-Uhi-
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sisfcu Mrs. (.hm_l(B ,Ihomasl SL cage may take notice when W. Glenn
John. The (liinrdian extends sinccrelVf"\lvn ligads an invasion, M115’ 148 til
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hold n series of meetings at the ‘.01-
iseum. It is reported here that the
white roheil choir will be garhcd in
li0'l»\ble and harem skirts, the younger
members in hohliles, the older women
in harems. Zion holds that the liar-
cm skirt should be called "Elijah the
Second" skirt, as‘the late John Alex-
ander Dowie set the pncc by appear-
case, have been repived by the denthiing in the gm-ment
Cgistipation '
_ 4, Head|cno,‘bliionan`ess, heartbnm, indi
" gestion, and all liver ills are cured by
1 ' #1 ~
1 Hood s Pi ls
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Rubbers are Cheaper
Ileep Your Feet Dry
VVe have a fine new stock ofthe
best uizikes of rubber footivcar.
PRICES
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Boys' “
Youths' “
Wonien’s ist grade
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Meu’s “ 45c
Childs’ “ 4oc `
Infts’ “ 35c V
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R  Lacc'Cii'r“t:Frifjii1-inwziuy designs__-warranted to stand
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A good many people are skeptical about whether
we can sell a good curtain at this price _ _ `
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ONE DOLLAR Curtains---and if we have not as
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Nearly all of these curtains are double bordered, a fact thrifty housekeepers
will appreciate---in the saving of using both sides of the curtain alike. `
` For Ordinary Wear and Durability ~
try a pair of our $I.0II Curtains, They vary in length being 2I-2,3andl
yards and 45, 52, 57 and 60 inches wide.
Best Value in the .City for the Money _
I --Other Curtain Lines-i
I Our other lines are complete too---and the prices range from 25 cts per
i pair up to $10.00. You get full value for each and every pair purchased---but
' We Bet on the $I.00 Line
If you lizivc’nt time to drop in yourself---send the children alter them.
We ask the same and ONE PRICE to all---and- children can shop as cheaply
here as you can. _
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There is a difference in Crockery, a great difference ' that is often
overlooked. All 97 piccc~Di1inc1' Sets arc not thc same, although the NUMBER
of pieces is often given more consideration than thc QUALITY of pieces
To illustrate
DINNER SETS 95 pieces-l-lrowu and Green $4.75.
DINNER SETS 97 pieces-Blue, Green, Peacock, $5.95,
The 215,95 set is really the better value- Coiiic in and figure it out for your- `
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A. l\T. McKAY.
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_ H V i anything that will be of more use to you? It will save -`
_  __  gf _, your health and _save your clothes, besides giving you a '
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_ __   Our stock of nien’s raincoats is now coin Iete. We _.
I* _ ‘  are showing a big line of good coats, that will)keep you ,
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take your measure and lime a coat made to order for you at a ’
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