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'Ill D8!-
Varnon River, wg
Saturday,
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WUI B DBI"
to Colville BB?
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was a passenger
to Vernon River
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and daughter,
to Charlotte-
Chief Engineer of
in Charlotte-
Saturday.
Summer-
- -*__ _
.BRILLIANT STUDENT.-Frank E.
Girllfnsr. lon of Geo. W. Gardiner,
Charlottetown, third year student in
Applied science at lueoill College,
.hae passed the mid-term examina-
tions with honors, standing first in
_.his class in Mineralogy and rife
Murine and being wen so me front
in °f»\l§\‘ subieets.
-.»-»
Ff°l1,“,.351_,`_.Q8_nleron has returned to
Amh\_l’!¢='f~fl_’\g9\_~ Charlottetown, says
‘"1 _ Nil- 0101181186. and remarked
th” _ _ _"!'1ll\DlI\_¢ game was very quiet
"1°|`°‘»‘ f`“D!‘_§ent. He _will leave short-
1! fo!"'- teh to get in proper shape
for the fifteen mile team race that
uk" W_°°°‘~0!l`the fifteenth of Febru-
3|`Y- H5 118111.05 Y°t_l:hosen his man
to completepthe pair in a team.
J- A_-"_M°ll°l'V°y was a passenger
gem Souris,to Charlottetown Satur-
y.
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Bflwv Davison. of `the Summenids
Journal, _
ohulomcxvn' 'f°°" “_'“°"“-
Miss Lulu \|sPhes. Uharlottttow »
open: Sunday at North ' River Q:
8 tl of her sister llrsa Les Howard.
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` ,E'N°" M°Q“ll‘l`i0» K.'0-. Summer-
' °» W" I Passenger to Charlotte-
town Saturday oon,J,
aftern
-Miss Steele, Summerside, was ` a
Passenger to Souris Saturday after-
noon.J.
-Miss' Annie Ferguson, Summer-
5id°. loft Saturday afternoon for St.
John for a week'| visit_J_
-J . H. Smallman, Summerside,
left Saturday afternoon for 0’l»eary.
-A. S. McKay, Summerside, was a
Dllisenxer to 'Alberton Saturday af-
ternoon.J.
-Miss Enid McFarlane who was
attending -Prince of “ Wales College
Charlottetown, is spending a few
days at her home in Surnniereide.
-Miles Jennie Schurman, Central
Bedeque, is visiting in Summerside,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Albert
Baker.--J.
-P. B. Clark, Summerside, left
Saturday afternoon for Alberton to
attend the funeral of his brother-in-
law the late Albert Weeks.J,
to Egmont Bay where he will be
a principal in a happy event.
THUNDER.-The Guardian is in-
formed that on Saturday morning
several claps of thunder .were dis-
tinctly heard in Charlottetown dur-
ing the heavy down-pour of rain.
POLICE COURT,-One case, Helen
Boylen vs. Peter Weatherbie, a charge
of assault was before the Charlotte-
town police court Saturday and was
adjourned till Tuesday.
rectors elected at the annual meeting
of the Charlottetown Fire Insurance
Co. on Friday evening last are: G.E.
Hughes, Pres.; Robert Fennell, Vice-
Pres.: A. C. Duchemin, R. C. Goi!
and J. A. Farquharson.
lottetown will re ret to learn that he
fering from blood poisoning, the re-
_
_ '_o -hi-~fj~.gr eww _
_~ in S apt. Taylor,  \
'NG  Srrfurn
' Polish `
J. J. Mciluaid, Pisquid, was a pas- _
senger from Charlottetown Saturday
DIRECTORS ELECTED.- The di- ' ‘
BLOOD P0Is0NIN._.,__.1.,,, many s'r.i'reMl_1N'r, oA'r1-runnin DEBT
friends of Ernest Farquharson, Char- AIDOUHU Of debt JNL 31.
g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..  ,1
is in the P. E. Island Hospital, sul- Am°‘ml- Wpued t0 Payment 01
suit of a horsebite. He was report- '°*-*-s
ed resting a little easier last night. Al110“\1l» Ol 495* Jan- 31-
SOCIAL TIME.-A charming lunch- At the Supreme Court, Charlotte-
eon was given, says an Ottawa ex- t0Wn. Saturday. U19 illfy in U10 DMB
change of Jan. 25th, by Mrs, Frank of Purdy vs. Nicholson and others
Oliver' in honor 0| M,-B_ Bun”-,_ _og went out at 11.80 a.m. and returned
Viggo;-ia, g_g_ gov,” we,-9 mm for with a verdict for the plaintiff to the
twalvgr 'and thyzuesu |_ndud°d___M“_ nmountof _$1.00. The trespass case
nu1ien‘,_‘rn's. ‘.1. -v. mms. ores. Jens, 0' Harp" vv- Esau will ww “P
N.B.; Mrs. Thomas Crothers, Mrs. H. this m.°“'*l“5» MCI-°“” “"5 M¢Kill“°“
M_ Ami, '_M"_ Bynm., of Manu-ml; for piaintiii and H. J. Palmer for de-
Mrs. Oswald Crockett, of Frederict- lendant-
.ll'll$  NEWS FOR THE GUARDIAN S $liTUllDllY 
S’ 4.712
way to
Clean
Scrub `
Scour
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A hygienic clmuer. mul io on lllwl
llle house l>¢i-suse ii is a mechanical and
noi s chemical cleanser. lidees all the
desrdng ihrouglmul llie house-in ilie
lrilrlien, psrlor. bedrooms, lislhrocrn. dt-.
and the hsrn and dairy. and docs ll I0
m":l\ easier. qulclier sml teller ilisn old-
laahinned snap. reap powder. scouring hrlslr
and mini polish lhal no houecwile can al
lcrd to he wiilwul il.
M I otller uses ana'
Egg? 
large .Szfter-Can
1912 25 88.91
debt thisyear     6,033.60
1913 .........     19,150.31
al few dang,  de.-
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ul N `°_~y‘l`~i""- _; OD ull
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J V  _ V '_
0M1'r'|" _ _ s artscfe on "Dairy
Breeds"‘iIi,_. "farm seeti0l\ 0! V-hi
mem; o ian oi an sm. me
the \forning`0/uardian of the ist was
mmsuwi uv w_. u. nu. vwwru.
credit for which was inavertently
omitted. -
AMBULANCE CALL.-The ambu-
lance was called out yesterday to
convey Mrs. S.-J. Good oi West Roy-
alty to the P. E. Island Hospital for
treatment. She was resting com-
fortably last evening.
THEY WENT TO CAPTURE- The
young Gentlemen's Hockey Club of
Charlottetown which went to Mon-
tague Saturday last to achieve fame
for their team had poor luck in the
hockey line. The boy's had a good
time otherwise but it is reported
they received a d=¢\':‘t to the tune of
12 to 2.
RECEIVED PRIZE.--Lemuel Mc-
Kinnon, Highfield was awarded sec-
ond prlse in the recent contest run
by the Canadian Cement Co., Ltd.,
Montreal. The company in enclosing
the |25. cash prize remarked :that
Mr. McKinnon's description -of a
cement cellar wall was very' interest-
ing and shows that P. E. I. is main-
ing its place among progressive
provinces of the Dominion."
Geo. Morrison, Bradalbane, general
hollector for the P. E. Island branch
of the Frost 5': Wood Co., leaves this
morning by the Earl Grey, en route
to St. John, Smith's Falls and other
Canadian cities. He goes to attend a
meeting of the officers of the com-
pany of which Mr. Morrison is a cap-
able and efficient member. The meet-
ing takes place at Smith's Falls on
Feb. 6 and 7th.
...°WEDDING BELLS.-The marri-
age of Miss Katie McPhee, daughter
of the late Archibald McPhee, to
George Oreamer,son of Bernard Crea-
mer. the wellknown contractor, alll
of Souris, took place yesterday morn-
ing in St. Mary's Church, at that
place. Rev. Father R. B. Macdonald,
oiliciated. Mr. and Mrs. Creamer
came to Charlottetown yesterday
morning en route to Sydney on a
honeymoon trip.”
WEDDING BELLE.-A pretty wed-
ding took place in the chapel of No-
tre Dame Academy, Charlottetown,
yesterday morning, when Miss Mary
Butler, late with Moore 8; McLeod,
became the wife of John Doyle, clerk
of the Victoria Hotel, son of Tho-
mas Doyle, Rustico. Rev. Maurice
McDonald oiliciated. Miss Annie Doyle
sister of the groom was bridesmaid
and Sam Doyle, Charlottetown, was
groomsmen. After the ceremony the
happy couple left by the Earl Grey
on a trip to Sydney, Halifax and
Boston.
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For four generations, it has
won unstinted praise and today
Baby’s Own is the recognized
- leader for nursery and toilet.
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MONTREAL _ »-if
-John and Mrs. McQuaid of Mis-
couche left yesterday morning on
their wedding tour to Boston, New
York, and Portland.J.
Miss Hazel Bremner, Charlotte-
town, left yesterday morning on s.
visit of several weeks to friends in
Boston and other points in Massa-'
chusetts. i
-WARNING.-For creating a dis
turbauce on Alberton rink a few
days ago. George Gaudet was fined'
$5 and costs before Magistrate James
F. White. This being a first appear-
ance before His Honor, the offender
was let oil somewhat easier than he`
otherwise would have been. The citi-
zens are determined to have law and
they are now moving in the right
direction to obtain such.A.
SUCCESSFUL _STUDENTS.-Am-
ong students whojpassed the Christ-
mas examinations at the Law School,
Osgood Hall, Toronto, were E. V.Mc-
Milian, of Charloétetown and D. A.
McRae of Canoe ove. Mr. McMillan
leads in commercial law and practise
honors in all subjects. Mr. McRae
leads in the construction of statutes.
He was formerly professor of Greek
in Princetown University and won
the degree of Ph.d at Cornell.
RECEP'I‘ION.- J. A. and Mrs.
Clark held a reception at Ravenwood, V
on Saturday evening, for the Instru-
ctors of the Short Course, with
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, Hon Murdock
McKinnon, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and others. An exceedingly en-
joyable evening was spent. In a short
address at the close, Mr. Justice
Fitzgerald expressed his high appre-
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Prcscrvcdby
Assisted by occasional use of E
Cuticura Ointment. No other emol
' aus. mc mn-me. Adare- Pena- Drug a cant*
 S gli captain Nou Monroe, sos of Jssf TI-in Ion coND1'rIoNs.-'r A
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plekions, re`d,'r`ough hands, dandruii, I
and dry, thin and falling hair. _- '
na vom. A mms unpn or ani. vm. arms
eeeueisnunaveme uunnenrerrnenrn 1
fo
Uutleura Seapand Olntmmt are eeld throughout d
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‘cj Pr _ _ had risen by sheer ability to bg mug. letter of condolence has been for-
 » _ ever qiumy -»- ._ -
l When chocsingsilvenvareir B
_ .‘ lsboth economy andsailsfsrr
'_' '*l‘?“`.`*°lF‘l"°l"*° ' ,. ment of; __t. Dunstan’s Cathedral for
' "‘ ` ` _ the year ending Jan. a1,'191s, as
 fged by the Rev. nr. G. J. ucneiisu his ish'-ilr in their M011* =°f° ll"-
; __ This brand, knownla . I morning. It shows --'the amount of
_ _ _ “SiIh¢r1’lautl|atWtan"  debt still due as $19,150.31, which is
A 'i _ . rsnhsiirsiinqnslliyand f '_ 3
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fha Man beet forever
‘ i 60yesl's. Msdeinthe" -
0  .
_- hesvlesignds of pipe. Ordinary expenditure  1,589.95
’ sofalplmdlagllsnldw
* __ Balance sppiisu to de\>t"*... ‘ s.oaa.so J. s. Hinton, summersies. 'rue
‘ ` `   "nn °°ml’““’ “ix” °°'°“ °' mm
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‘ ~_-Mollie ny alma- V  a   lfrryypiers arerg: lzs bgillifs Q on
  I I - ' -cars: 'rsavnasn.- nr. nough-
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e y o ape ravens me
. ~ :er-3-ani-ndmas>`~m?»_ ` , ` . ` ` _ ` Painful accident on 'Sunday week
f .-  yfjflf °"*,*,,!§"}:,**‘,°; _ '_-_ while walking fron; ttiilebmitlo 
~ ` hmm, Bak; ' “ - home lie ell ed an I' Z
\lllleb\e\siiwei_ea¢e; 'LB' _ *NAL , HAD To BE mom’ leg.-P. S. ppHowatt of Cape Trav-
’ ` " ' * _ V -' erse has sold his trotter "Campbell-
l_ - UP |N Blue ton~Beil "toF.G.Lon oi'i'1'¥°\1
_ i ‘ ~\
on, N.B.; Mrs. E. M. Macdonald, of
Picton, N.S.; Mrs. Sam Sharpe, of
Uxbridge; Mrs. James Dougla of
gobag and Mrs. Richards, of 'Prince
rancisco. The deceased was a very
‘skilful navigator, and one of the *"' '-
nest men who ever left Orwell. He
of one of the largest .steel ships
ailing out of San Fraiféisco.
Th° 1°ll§wins is"the nnsnelal state-
_P.,.sz»tne iomo ;1n.s| vena-asy'
“rconslderable  last
tal receipts for year $7,623 65
Bronhhitis is an aeuia in&!nniation of
'the meiiibranesliningthe airtubes of the' Sumn1er_:ia¢’$i‘e Bths 'dlunalt Ha
` ' ` "Dsegan` `. __ ._an s.
 :sh¥:gg1°c|:;‘:|tF;:°r°-‘bins visitors to Srunmerside Saturdhf--'
ueommisd bysnu-6 ai-ysougirivmes M pm- ,,_ 3,., ,, 1,
ister develops into the raising ef a amen-'_    be';;ened asain
ish or yellowish phlegm. in a few" “ss it is only a mild
TUE€DAY.
I. Mrs. (Governor) Rogers, Charlotte
5tr°°h°°“°7 MU- SUUPG. 0f Mimi' town, went to Moncton yesterday.
dwud wma- Oswald Wright, Charlottetown, was
-°- a passenger outward on the Earl
DEATH AT SEA.-The death oc- Grey yesterday.
curred at sea, on November 18th last ` -_-
he Earl
cLeod of Orwell He was about 48 Grey leaves Picton this morning for
ears of age and a cousin of ex-Gov Charlottetown Captain Taylor in-
rnor MacKinnon, who received the forms The Guardian that there is but
d news from San Francisco dnd for little ice in the strait and that the
warded it to the parents of the de iilflilllllfi' mot With Y°S¢°l'd“Y bi \>0l'»l1
]fems  50,Am\§ch for Pom- mm, _ ceased in Orwell The late Capt. Mc- steamsrs was nll at the entrance to
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegeta-
ble Compound.
ssvfu veins ._ 
» or Mlsrnl
How Mrs. Bethune was Re-
Sikeston, Mo. _- "For seven years I him down.He was dragged for a con-
suffered everything. I was in bed for siderable distance before it could be
Od |6112 Ball Frangisco _in October Charlottetown harbor, driven in by
ast in the best of health and spirits the heavy gales of the previous day.
r Iquique and the only news of his It is hoped that a favorable change
ath was by a cable via Edrope He of wind will drive this ice out and
e ~
eaves a widow and family in San open up the harbor again for both
steamers.
-LETTER OF CONDOLENCE.- A
warded John M Clark, Summerside,
by Berthlier Loyal Orange Lodge No.
1446, Summerside, signed by the
committee, Wm. J. Muttart and
John Y. Phillips expressing their
deepest sympathy for Mr. Clark and
eavement.J. _
-PROPERTY SALE.-The _farm of
Russel__Ahcarn, Carleton Point. DBI "-
cently been purchased by a comp!-DY
composed of E. E. Crosby, G. W.
Dawson, Cape Traverse; Thus. B. Gil-
lespie,-Frank Schafer, Carleton, and
and adjoins a piece of land now own
6. 8
and received ahandscrmzl sum for
her.-Mrs. Jam: _0l»m9\>°u» _°°P°
'ri-averse, .spent t e week's end in
The Caps Traverse School has been
have been troubled with displacements,
indammation, ulceration, lnmors, irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, that
bearing down feeling, indigestion, and
nervous proetr-atiemaftsralleliiermaam
have failed. Why dcn'tyou try itf
Gospel Truth
pa 71°-‘_ ~-.-.-%§)»_ time every month, 0
__\li_»\.l-f‘ 3;” .7 ‘-‘3 to see anyone or
_ I y/"Y,-,_ ._ have anyone move in
 /'_'  the room. The dglc-
_'_../ /if  tors gave me m i-
/M.;/Il/»//W //_  eine to ea” me It
those times, and said that I ought to
have an operation. I would not listen to
that, and when a friend of my husband's
told him about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg-
etable Compound and what it had done
for his wife, I was willing to take it.
Now I' look the picture of health and feel
illre it, too. I can do all my own house-
work, work in the garden and entertain
company and enjoy them, and can walk
as far as any ordinary woman, any day
in the week. I wish I could talk to every
eudering woman and girl, and tell them
what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done for me."-Mrs.
Dana Baravws, Sikeston, llc.
Remember, the remedy which did this
was Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable ~
Compound.
It has helped thousands of women who
 .` four or Gvedgyg gtg stopped and a deep cut was inflicted
 _.N _,»~'a,.: .,, and so weak [could ed the wound. It would be well if
1' \ ‘ '
~\ '~ i jll
-__ . was so ne ous and
. ~., . _ that accidents as the above mention- `
Si `~f‘.°'-'- '  weak th” dteaded ed would not occur. -
fd 
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10 5 fi\ i
 _f j\  hardly w,,|k_ “md those running ice-boats and driving
ij,   cramps' backache horses in such crowds as were on the,
 .i '~ md haadache’ and ice yesterday would use a little more il
“\ ‘
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A railroad navvy may 'I 
 
done by the Instructors and the ben-
efits that will accure to this provin-
ce as a result of the large classes in
attendance at the "Short Course."
ACCIDENT ON ICE.-The many
friends of William Dillon, _Market
Clerk, Charlottetown, will regret to
learn that he met with s very painful `
accident yesterday on the ice _ while.
attending the horse races. He was'
,walking along the ice when an ice-
boat came from behind and knocked
ver the left eye. Dr. Lcdwell dress- ‘
Mr
town,
s.
left yesterday en route to
Wells River, Vermont. _
-J. J. Gaudet, Summerside, left
yesterday nffteruoon for Boston.-J.
-It
was early last week that T. B.
CBIDDDBU. 0'!-wry. was registered at
the Amherst Hotel, Amherst.
.-Geo.
phew,
WSIS
y€SIO.!`
and Mrs. Godkin and ne-
Eric McKay, of Summerside,
passengers to Charlottetown
day afternoon. Mrs. Godkin
and her nephew are on their way to
Montreal where they will spend the
l'6l`l\8
inder of the winter. They will
be accompanied by Mr. Godkin as
far
ns Windsor.-J.
Timothy Deblois, Charlotte-l
i
-Mrs. M. Glover was a passenger
to Summerside yesterday afternoon
returning from New London.-J.
-Willard Muttart, Summerside,
was a passenger to Charlottetown
yesterday afternoon where he wili
spend a week.-J.
-Geo. Boates of the stai! of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, Sum-
merside, has been transferred to Al-
berton. He left by the express yes-
terday afternoon,-J,
‘-A. S. McKay returned to Sum-
merslde yesterday from Alberton
where helgave a very able discourse
in the Methodist Church on Sunday
last.-J.
F
order in the town in future and __l_ ___
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LEADERSHIP
if ‘urn
Lip 'Will
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be an honest soul and
a worthy citizen, but
that does not equip |
him for the position of generil milli-
fer of' the system.
t is thesame with washing machines.
Others may be honestly constructed,
buiihe NewCentury maintainsits -
amount position by honesty PLUS:
The “plus” means patented and -ex-_
clusive feaiures found onlyin the New l
Century. lt represents experience. 1
and brains  to
washington epro- '
blcms, and assures
convenience and ec-
onomy to New Cen-
tury owners. ~
y , Yeurdealercan tell the
`,__'  reasousforNaw(y.e‘;ury
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Oam_a|-Daavs Ltd-.
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if.
Di-. Wood’s _Norway Pine Syrup, and
it becoming chronic
serious
Salis-
On 'the drst sign of bronchitis you WBC' °f __ ._ -V _ =
should'eheck`it immediately by using _ “
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reported some
Mulligan, for-
fhat he was
SAD
Ind
About Zutoo
We tell you truthfully and conden-
tlonsl that use of our little tabisiscailed
ZUT50. handlers as soda, will cure
headache sick, nervous or ueuraidc in
:weary  md uhm leave you
tmiwe tell  fitriher' `  theasuesblqs
will break up a cold. will relieve indimes-
rt places always has warm, dry said com-
wlatsr. _
tio and-th li of _
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or woman w works in the wettes cold-
ortable het. Try a pair yourself this
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Don‘t bother _your head about get-
ting up. Leave it to Big Ben.
You oufhi to go io sleep at night
with a _(zur drain-uniroublcd and
free from getting up worries. You
men, if you are up xo date farmers,
work with your brains as well as with
your hands. Such a little thing as
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