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_ _ ,NOVEMBER 27~ 1909 'rua i.A'r'us'l‘ Nlsxvs ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN _GUARDIAN  A ‘ FIRST OF ALI-P
3 . _ _._»-_-._, ,,_
Given lltlln llle
 100 George St., Sorel, Quebec.
“I suffered from womb disease for ,,¢,,e,,
years. with dreadful painsover the front
of the body, over the back and down
the legs. I had indigatiou and chronic
coiiatlgxitlon and the constipation was
so ba that I went sometimes for ten to
fifteen days without any action of the
b0w\lD~ ` Wil ill in bed for one whole
year. At sine time I was so low that
everyone ou t I was oin to '
and  last lgtea of tl.iegChu§ch wdelree
ad%tg|tered’_to me. I was treated by
six _ creat doctors without any benefit,
- i n
IADIMK IDIIPN LIIITTI
Then I got a' sample of "Fruit-a-tivea,"<
but I had no faith in them at all, and I
would not have taken them only my
.-husband begged so hard for me to try
them. As soon as I began to take
“Fruit-a-tives" I grew better, the
bloating was relieved, the sleeplessness
wu cured, my stomach acted, and the
bowels were moved, but above all the
fearful womb pains were made easier.
I have taken eighteen boxes in all
and I am now perfectly well agnin.f’
(Signed) MAi>alui~: JOSEPH LIRETTE,
5oc. box-6 for $2.50-or trial box 25c.
-at dealers or from Fniit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
_ iq
V /l 0rfglnal"Ro||ers Bros.”
`  Wlien you buy knives, forks,
_ spoons, etc., marked
l
_E ROGERS BROSf` '
4 you get the orlglnal "Rogers Bros.”
,_ sliver plafe-a brand famous
" '~' the world over since 1847.
\`/ ' lesffeasefs, dishes, waiters, ' ~
l etc. a sf d .
, le ampe
l MERIDEN BRITA C0-
' aopn av Lumina naaaaaa
, "Silver Plain that Wmn"
The Circulation ot
THE GUARDIAN.
Morning Daily and Rural Daily
WEEK ENDING NOV. 20Tll |909
MONDAY.......... .,,.,. 7220
TUESDAY..._.............7l75
WEDNESDAY ..........7l34
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,__ ,_ __ _ _ ,, __ , i. ,'.___`f" _ L -£5; __ ' "' ~ -'
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sidc of the czurd is printed i~:c\'ci~zil ni"-
lcr' t
Mrs Mary A. Myers, widow of tile
'.@<,>@@@@@®@,@¢,©©_©@®@_&®©@ t1r___i_;i_iri{o of prodiire. also,-Sydne
. Apparently the oversaw-S of the The C.G.S. Stanley will go at one
poor in Suffolk, England, are very in the lighthouse service in the Ba
anxious that steps uhoulu he taken Ol Fllndy and wlll hereafter be “Bile
_whereby the so-called "Go P1-each. thc control of the' New Brunswic
,ers" should not be allowed tg gon. Agency of the Marine- Department a
tinue conducting their meetings in- St' ‘Joh`n‘. _ '_' ‘
the Maritime Provinces. and- other '  `  _ ' A
parts of Cunnan. Already several nit- 0”' the crave' ol Hamburg Belle
it-.rent kinds of lituruturu nur- ' lfsuu '<2-04%). buried lu-the centre ol 1-LM.
ruouivuu ut the iuoul uunuu station I'lwm1’S great 'estate Thomasville."
\vm'in'ng the people (0 take no heed GB., there is to be placed a l1€&d~’
,to the doc(-.pine pre,-mpeg by them stone telling of the remarkable deed
land yesterday afternoon Cine, mde_~of the mare, who, after creating a
lout received a card of which Shows sensation on the turf during the pas
lu picture or u huruu with thu words, Swson. died so unexpectedly-
“It’s 'noiuse locking the s/table door _""'
after the hm-9,3 is goncy- 0,, the in, A. J. McGillvray, Cardigan Bridge,
went. out yesterday afternoon on th
it rlucsc factor at Hcaduf Mill
of thu llla ltinic Dmrying Company
ilntc Isaac hlyoriz, died at her liomol_ _  _
lat l-lnnlpton ut 12.30 o'clock ycster-l \°’_*l°r‘l“Y S“l’°“‘lmfY Mcnmlall
,day morning, aged 72 y@,,,.__.__ Mrs Magistrate for Quecn’s County, dis
Myers had been suffering for some
time from inward trouble, und had
been bcdfnst for the past two months.
l loving iiiother and friend, she will
lic sorely missed by licr family of
tivo sons: William at .(‘.;md\¢_
Ala-ska. and George at Hampton; and
two daughters: Mrs D. l-I. Haslam,
Duluth, and Mrs E. McKinnon, Hamli-
ton, who have the sympathy of 3
i rge circle of relatives and friends,
The funeral will take plucc this after-
noon nt 1.30, Iiev Mr Tllompson and
llev Win l\lcI.4>od officiating. 'l‘lio pall
bearers will bc:-Jahe'/. Len, John S.
McQiulrric, 'James Inman, W. H. ln-
mnn, \Viu H. l°`ci'gusoii and K. (.`,
Holm.
. Vluril was received in this city yes-
itcrduy of 0. robbery which occurred
lat Pownal nn Sunday iirigllt. '1‘nc cir-
_cuinstzinccs suwouiuling the burglary
litsolf are not known but thc trans-
plring eve-nts which lcd up to and
isucccctlcd it are of interest. It np-
penrs that Cnnlermi Robertson, Pow-
nnl,whocoildllcts it gcitlwral store at
_Klolidykc Corner, about o bull a
uiilc from Powlial, had ii sunl of mon-
oy, lotullini: unc liuiulred and eiigllty
dr,llars. which llc was kceping in his
ltmlsta. 'l`.his nliimliit scciiicd to lu-
rutliur lrii-no for one to have laying
arutuul ri llousc, so Mi' llolicrtsun, bo.
fore yfoiniz to church on Sunday cvcii-
ing, carried thc nloncy over to tin-
st.ui'i» and placctl it lil thc till und on
`lcaviug, it is supposed, locked tlic
door cnrcfully. Hr went to church
and nftci‘\vul`il:l pi‘occcdcd to his homo
without railing at thc store. When
opt-ning the shop ilooi' Monday inorii-
iug ho <lisro\'cl‘i»<l il, unloc`kod. l-lc
iiulncdiutcly wont, tio thc tlll und
found that thc casll bud ilisuppeari-il,
Tlic-rc was absolutely no cluc to tlic
robbcrs, and it is not positively
kn_:‘.wn wllctlicr the door was opened
by n duplicate kcy or whether it wus
found open. At any rutc the nioncy
is gonc :ind with it ull t.i'ar~c.~‘. nf llhc
parties who so ;:c|wci`oil::l_v liclpud
tlicnisclvcs to Mr l{ubcrtson's cash.
A meeting of the Northern Farmers'
Institiltc was held in the linll at
Rustico, Bnturdny evening, Nov 20th.
ip . f Y I ' -
,___ _sti-calm. in_ l(lilg’s County, a brancl |
l
John D. and William McFarlane,
which was tried last week, and vftlich
had been adjourned until yesterday for
judgment. A. A. Mcluean, K. C., for
|tlie plaintiff, and J. J, Johnston, K.
|<1., for the defendants.
_ The ltcv Geo H. Beamnn, who has
Ilmell S\lDDlYil1g the pulpit of CoburglOn the samoday he drove Lady Bolle
[Street Christian Church for ‘tlhe pnstuoivned by the late J C Pope in
lflvc weeks, left last evening for Up-
por Canada, where he settles as Pas-
tor of a. church in one of the large
icitics. Mr Beaman Says he has enjoy-
it-tl his visit to St John very much
.and speaks highly of thc Coburg
Street people. St John Exc. Mr
| V -- llieairinn is well known in this PPO
vincc.
The marriage
city, ycsterday
sidcncc of Rev
Henry Doiig,-las
‘Viva Dollerty,l
The 'bride is
took place ln this
afternoon at the rc-
George E. Ross, of
McKenzie and Miss
ioth of St Pcter‘s Bay.
ti daughter of Dlaniel
Doherty and has recently returiieil
inline frorn Hn.vci'hill, Musa. Sho was
uttoiitod by Miss l<)tTle McKinnon, St
IU.-tcer's, and thc groom wnsi silpported
by Mulcullii McLeod, St.. Pcter's. Mr.
uiid Mrs lllclicn'/.ia left by tile after-
noon train for tlicil' homo ut St.
Pc-it-i"s, whore a host of friends a-
waited to 1-xtclid best wishes. '
Hope, arrived in this city Wednesday
c\'oi;'An;; from a flvc weeks visit to
their six children in East Bostomand
went to their home yesterday ulter-
nnoii. Mr Dockciidurilki sistcr, Mrs
Scott, is still vary ill of cancer mid
nu llopc is cntnrtaiucd nf hcl' i"cl'ov-
<-ry, which will bc lieurd with much
regret by her many Provincial friends.
Tho bright part of the visit was the
reunion of thcir children, and grand-
children, who all joined in showing
Mr rind Mrs Dockendorfl thc sights
of tba Ainericnn City and they have
rcturiicd much refreiillcd having great.-
ly cnjiiycd tliemsclvczs. All their
childrcn \vt~rc in good licltlth' und du-
iiig vrcll.
The iliuri'i;ign fit' Miss lltlssin I\lul‘pll_y’
THURSDAY . 7 |7|l’l‘llc Prcsillent, Adani Brown, tool: the 1l=ll\§:llloi'ofC=lpl\ l'- .l- MllFlJll)'. PUl'l3
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FRIDAY ................. ']2l0
_sa'rUaDAv... _ .. _.ma
.. -, '1`otal.`..........43']8$
_ Daily average. . . . . . . . . .7297
Tha circulation of .The CHAR-
LO'1'TBlTOWN GUARDIAN is greater
than ,that ot all the other Daily
Newspapers on Prince Edward ls-
land combined.
The above`t2ignres are not tlie__
eounkter total, and exclude all spoiled,
blan and destroyed papers. These
dgures show only actual paid cir-
cnlation. ' _
rme cnanmrrri-
rowu ouauman
is.REan naicr nv
150.000 Pltnsolvs ’
Subscription books are open to in-
terested parties and all possible as-
liatance will be given anY0ll° Who
wfsheafto verify circulation. i
l-\~UC Tl0N
.I am instructed by W. QWBH.
Bsq:, to sell by auction at his re-
sidence, at Keppoch, Lot 4B, near
Southport, on
Monday, Nov. 29
-I-At I o'clocli P. M.
'A1i`d\if- very stormy on Deccnibc
ist at same hour.
'rua F0i.LowrNG. _
_ Oueilnpoited Mare tl/.ulv Flllle
of Sandilands) with foal to _Lord
Dalitxney, horse Foal by Mfll°’*l‘¢
Barouydam imported inure Mail'
Angus, Filly (fine-one) 2 WAYS
old,'~'by Woodlnirll, Filly, 2 Years
old,`,by',I"ai-kside, Jr and four olllef
.farm and driving horses wclghl Y
from moo to i4oo lbs.. io ve Y
fine'Cows, several Pigs :uid ii floric
of'h`ens. ‘
IMPLEMENTS.--One Adn_ulS
Team Wagon, with box, i Deering
Seeder, (new), i Hay Rakg. I H05'
Mower. Harrows, Tliresliiiig oiu-
fll. Turnip Slicer, Gang Pl‘_>W “ml
Single Plows. r Driving Sleigh ete-
TERMS--§5.po and under, ¢‘_aSll.
over'$5.oo twelve mouths' cradit ou
approved joint notes. fi per ccit
off for cash.
F, H, HORNE.
Auctioneer.
i i--25dths2irfii _
chair and after ii few introdiictory rc-
nlarks int.i'oduc'cd Prof. Ross to thc
inecting. The Prof began his nddrcsli
by taking up the subject of Fnrm<rr's
Institutes and the necessity of furni-
cr's organizing to look after their
own interests in the way mnnufa.ctur»
:ers und otlicr professions organize to
further their interests. He showed
that thc liistitutcs had done and were
doing good work for the farmers and
members. He then spoke on the re-
ports published by the different brun-
clies of the Departlnent. of Agricul-
ture and showed how there were lots
of valuubc information to be gained
by studying them. He spokc lifter
this for a short tiinc on Da/irying.
C'hi~istopher Le-Page askcd"what could
be done to protect the cattle from
the horn fly. Walter Buntuin stut-
cd that much could be 110110 l>D lefllllill
it, if all the fnrlncra in thc neighbor-
hood would turn over thc manure in
the pastures. Tho President, A.
llrowii, .made some remarks and wak-
od some questions after which n vote
of thanks was moved by Rev Dr.
Cliaisson and seconded by Mr Gallant.
The President thou thanked the D90-
plc of liustico ‘lor thc use of their
line hull, after which thc nicctiiig iid-
journed.
H°.v’= air
ealth
*‘ unveil rams ro- im- 'J
sroiu: any nam 'ro '
rrs Narunar. coma
ann nnaurv.
No matter how old and
i
*O*
long you have been gray. it
will work wonders for you,
keep you looking young. make
it soft and allky» 9l0|ll°l¢ i
luxuriant growth of healthy
hair, atop its falling' out and
POSITIVELY REMOVE
DANDRUFF. _ _ .
Will not soil ilnn or_ linens
Will not injure your hair. IS
NOT A DYE.
nufusn Au. suasrnutns.
Qi a|id50c.B0ttles, alllruggllth
nays Iarllnu Soap cureznl?
‘§°.{'.'i“-`ii'§i'.ln'Ti`l§l'=-‘lu'i.‘.' ir'l`c`-E'-‘l¢l'u iiliu'
"“’ 'i1"..§.’i.”`°-'-»°ill.‘L“‘!~.'§‘.’L' ui till' iifliill’-l
lrghe Carta the Bair." :
rau»l¢orli»°°~C°-»N°w°f\‘»N-'- '
O
'O'
l,
A_ w___ REDDIN Sunnyside
l\t‘l'|\f>ii. to Capt l"r:\nk l’. Boiidrenu.
leon riff (,‘npt..luiiics Boiulrouu. St l’etoi".v._
C7. B.. vvns soleiiinized iii St .lnacliiiii's
Cliurch, \’ci'lio|i River, on Tuesday
moi-ning. Nov ztirdinst. Rev Di' Morri-
lsiinotl'iciated The bride looked chairin-
iilg in u. blue silk hrincess costllme with
lint to inutch. She was attended by licr
cousin uiss Elin Murphy, who ivoro ii
|pcnrl grey- suit with hut of Copenhzigen
lblric. The grooinsman was Frank J.
lllurpliy. brother of the bl'idi».. The
high estcein ill which the young couple
ara held was shown by the iiiuny haud~
soino and costly presents received.
The Sunday school which was held
for some time in Bradalhane lla.ll.and
'conducted by Malcolm Matheson as
superintendent and teacher, also ns-
sistcd by John Y. Murray, was last
‘Sunday organized into a Bible class,
and largely attondcd on that day,
with the following officers iiistnilc-il;
'Malcoliii Matheson, as Supt and Man-
'ugcr; Rev Mr Blackford, as teacher
and instructor; J. Gordon McKay,
treasurer; John Y. Murray, Secretary
and teaclier; Allen Morrison, iirdk
McKay, committee; Miss Mary tim-
hani. assistant teacher, Miss llixiry
Blackford. organist., Miss Edith -l.
_"l‘odd, Miss Euphemia Matheson, Miss
Elizabeth H. Murray, Miss Ethel Mor-
lrison, Comniittec. The Bible class
|will meet at three o’clock every clun-
'bn.th. All are cordially invited to
attond each Sabbath.
The wedding took pta .c ui. 1:2 Clai-
czice street, Amherst, on tlic ini ming
of the 24th instant, of l.en.\ llni'rir.'-
on, daughter of Rev lb' nndldis
Hearts, to Arthur L. Johnson, ld-ll..
son of Rev Ilr l).W. and Mrs Johnson,
of Halifax. Promptly nt. l0/3.) the
'bridal party entered the par--_ir ~ the
bvfdo being given away hy hrr hrc rh-
er-in-law, T. N. C mill. Misa Kato
faded you huh, hoax haw, .rtlampbsllw playuailmtlick 'bridnl_ hatch
froin Lohcngrtn. -lltlie er-eiiifnyvuaa
performed. by Drs Heartsiind ‘elm-_ ~
son, thu fatllera - of _the contra.-r. ng
parties. Only tho iuiruozliate itin-
‘tives of thrfamilies were present. The.
bride-wore a~voryihundsome.i:cwn of-~
cream savln de cbcne with trimmings
of Princess Louise lace and tho cm-
ventionul veil. Her bouquet wats 'ol
bride's roses and maiden hallr fern.
Aftor the usual good wishes and lun-
cheon the happy couple left. on the P.
P. R. for Winnipeg and other Wea-
tern cities. Their home will Us ln
Toronto. The 'llrlile's travelling cos-
tume was ii navy ‘blue broadcloth,
tailor-made, with hat to match, Miss
Heartz will be greatly missed in Am-
herst, especially in Methdoist Church
circles. Sho was an earnest and
faltlifnl worker in many branches of
that church. 0n‘ the eve of her de-
parture she was presented with a
handsome wedding gift by the Ep-
_worth League, and-. Borden Mission
Circle of Trinity church.
niissinl the case of Malcolm Bell vs
c oouis 0 e _
V Cliarlotbctmvn and Royalty lirnncll 0f,hart.mr decidad tahreuun tu pun and
the Anti-Tiibciriilosis l-locicty, which “mul ram” ww! er'
' ' called for thc' ur uso of ect .
e :,‘g;,',ers_ appointing cgininlttegl, ,;:\,§ ...Work on the Elmira branch con-
Y advanoing tin, work, Dr ,v1¢1,nnghlin struction for th. season has been I
1' presided, The foiiowing omcel-B were tlnllsbed. The concrete culverta have
“ uhou¢u"_: W.. F. Tiamuruh, President, been completed as well as somevl tl"
l Jos' mccurry. vice Pruuiouut; Mrs w. 5_r°<llns¢1» 0|i'.,¢_ll° arrlvsl 0! Mwsru
a1_Beutl9y, sou Treasurer.. _ Au,_u_$¢eu_-. ltltvllsad 1?r°ll_t5l°1lt next Season tlw _
uve euiuouttcu _oi _tuu, _ir _uupuuuury vvrk. .wut lyg P_.“°l1.¢.f§ t°w,°r<l_=» _ wwf
cunirglltgep of seven, a finance c_gi'nmlb-_.P_l£!5l_°l_*,- .  _~ __ ,_ _ ,_
we ,_ iree, a..dist,r.ict'visltiu' com- __ ` - __`.  ., ' _ _ __ , __ _ _ _
" ‘ f nite w‘lh '1 ii 'u '"-H~ _ - iM"l._lf.°lT'“S_°°# bf 'Pav'   " ' 5 ' f ‘  “ if   '-f~-"' ll
Tlgtiiaogtors ui? emlmuig _nielil-lliilfrez °m_1\;"WAa`_iiti`fli<§tou,___Vw1,,l’ nav, |,,_ -.  - 0 INTO the riearest.=Ed-iso-lil diealenlesahd
S ii-.mature committed or three, `u fiom- this ;l",r°vln¢e lor. .the rust m'<mth._vis-_  _
'mittee of nvu on sanitation and hy.” l_tll1g.'/vifll `lrl¢ndii_,and relatives, lun < - ~
t giene and a committee of three on l>Y U10. 'ElIlVr,€l¢9_ _ye‘.st-_¢r<lay'morning
le' is ation acre also lnted The for New York City ‘ From there tliev ~ - '
and hopeful one. '
number of events he had been inter-
Mr Brown drove Messenger Boy, own-
ed by the latc A. N. Large, who com-
peted- with and lost to Allright. own-
ed by Newton Leo, and driven by
Charles Westcott, in a stallion race.
'runnin race, and lost tb the ’ chest-
nut stallion Huss Butler, owiwd by
William Church of Kentville
The schooner M O Tool, arrived -_ -Owllll ‘° l»ll° $640 Glld llllllll
the wee ii it chant tur
. . . - i g- _ _ .
. . h , ~ - leaving Summerslda yesterday and _
subscrlbcrs' » Ellbig, 01lB\y(?ll‘lficiiei' (lhlliIl~lllotttllftcelilvn(§)vlltai\i xeb?g::\v?,fn\ee,,t-lisa inert evenlltlgullu proceeding some distance mitsldo the _ _ . ____ V _ _  _
I ec
 at th lt P ll C t turd at the Guy Poiiuo court yesterday' -A ima thoroughbred eau came to» '_
` ` ~ ndsonemtiigofllluiss fintrtlrtsiloeliollax Kate McDonald was twice convicted Summvralde, by train from Verndn ` _ _
lmp0|’lant or thirty days for using abusive lan- for first offences and two fines of River and wont forwardpyeaterday, to _ __
 u . guage on the strsgtg. $100 or three months imprisonment Dr Monaghan, Mlscoucha _ -_ _ _ _ . ,___ <  \_ _
_ - . . . ,' “ _  _-
I
rovmcial News rrmv vw lmvmfl
li for Saturday from Montague P E I with u fun Ther, wa, 8,, e,,,,,,,,,,,m,c and r went ur, the 0 yof . ut
‘I ~ :-i .elif 1.5: V/All
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 ll`_€ilr`.tbb' newest 'Etl`i§s`r`lf`i S't;i;rifd‘nrft,1f“ld_nd
._ , .~ ...imhuul Remo.. Keep in ‘fuu¢h 'with'
g' l . ' #DDO - ~ _ ' -
mcetmg was ,, ,nO_,.,\~ ,,,\,0\,,.h¢_,,,,-¢,,d will go south to Florida, where they
will spend the winter.
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ticlcs which gives many rcasoin; \\'liylf`“"lt"“f“ train- Mr M°GlllVT9»Y hu”
,thc doctrine of the “Go l’rc;ir:ll<-rs":Wen ‘ll New Brunswick for the Past
‘should he lincil4:d.~l’\‘loiicton 'l`l`:uis mv" y"`m"‘ “ml has lie” 1” charge 01
Just thirty-one years ago last Tied- -Many will 'ue surprised to hear of
nesday and Thursday (yesterday) are thc dleath of lildwarii Birch, Bcliiiont,
dates recall(-il by l’.'.~l. Brown, City, Lot' 0, on tho evening of thc 24th
,|f’roprietor of the Itcvero Hotel. na inst, at tho early age of 32 iyeurs, af-
days of interest to those in old time ter an illness of only about two
horse racing in this Province. Mr weeks, of Typhoid fever. Mr Birch
Brown has sccn and participated in o, was ni son. of the late Tbos Birch of
gi-cut number of faces in this and,I.ot 16, and leaves a widow and two
otllar Malllllm f’l`0VlllC€S. llllll lllS,small children to mourn thc loss of ai
memory serves him well despite thclkind husband and father. Much syru-
patliy is expressed for the bereaved
usted in, On the first of the dates family, The funeral °¢¢u,-red yes.
mentioned above, and at Upton Park, tertlay afternoon.
-Un Monday evening, Nov 22nd,the
members of Prince William Division
lei. O. T., Margate, celebrated the 47th
anniversary of their division- by bold-
_iViu,_- a public entertainment. The wea-
ther being; fine, a large number as-
such an auspicoiis occasion, while the
elle
_ _ the best mnsic,' the newiiuusit- and the m_~tisi`o'thal;
’ doesi`1’t grow old, " " ‘  _"
Gf' the new Stnn_daii'd Records, for_inst_1;ncc,
heal' Merldelssohn`s Spring Song' played by Victor
l~lerbei't s orcllestra, und be sure to hear ithéfiléw ,|
Amberol Record, "'l`lle Gzmlcn of Dreams,”
tlie greatest ballad siiice "Oli, Pioinise Me.”
Besides, three new/ ltccords by H;u'i'y Lauder
aud the new Grand Opera Amberol.s'. ‘
Ask your dealer for complete catalogsjorl
. write to us.
hdlson Phouorruphs $16.50 to Sltlzao we 4,,;,, "D4 1;" ,;,,|,,, ¢,, up
btniiiliirri Records . . . . ,
_ _40 Edium Phouulrlplu in every Wu
Aulbcrol Iiecordl (twice an lung) . .G5
Grand Opera Records . . . . . .85
when- we are not now well rrpreaut-
ed. llcalers havin: established lluxel
should write ul at once. ,_ ,_ _ _
N“*l°“~l l’l\°'\°rr»\i>h Comp-ny, ioo i..i...s.i. a»¢..o.-u¢..N..v..usA.
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f
g - seiiibled to show their appreciation of W ' _
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,the Mme, ,,,,,,,_ November 25_ ,8,,,'_‘_@X° Ht older u\=_uutali_\e<l_ tllrousli- A large a.ssortnJent of Edison Phonographs and -records
t tu i i u _ - »
he drove u horse, owned hy A. N. mai, in ,§e‘°cf,,;’;_§’_f"fn";‘;_:, afxng ilways on hand at the New Music Store, 177 Q_uee_n_St.
Large, in a .frce-for-all, 'winning from
Discoimtl, owned by Angus McKay,
Truro. There are doubtless quite a
few whose memory will l,'e freshened
on the old-time 'days in Provincial
liorses and horseracinl-‘.' on reading the
_a'nove.
l The sad news reached this city yes~
terdny of the sudden death of Fran-
cis Cummings, formerly of this pro-
vince and more recently located ln
Bun Francisco, Cal, and Benicia, Cal.
The late Mr (‘um_iningscclebrut.ed his
sovcntletli birthday on the 12th inst
and up to the day of his death had
.Leon in his usual good health. He haul
iilceu attending to his duties during
thc i11orning_of the day of his dcuth,
and after lunch, was in the act of
putting on his slides. when ba sudden-
ly threw up his hands and fell to the
floor. He was placed on a. couch and
died a. few moments later. Ho was
n native oi? this province and removed
to Woblirn, Mass, ahd was in that
_'to\vn when Fort Sumptei' was fired
_upon in the Aiiioricnu Clivil war. l-lo
unlisted lit tllp llrlassncliussetts Volun-
ltner Militia, and served during the
Iwar, doing himself great credit in
all engagements in which he was a
,fpiirticipanta After the war be ro-
_nwved to California, arriving
there in 1873, and wns in San-
_Frnnclsco nt the time of the
,eartlu1uake. ,He was a member of
|`the Grand Army of the Republic in
,Sun Francisco, and was 8, Past Com-
mander of that institution there. His
funeral was"il'eld under the auspicca
of that organization and was largely
lattendcd hy sympathizing friends, the
floral offerings being of beautiful tics-
ed left to mourn n widow, and five
sisters, vizrllirs Nell Henderson. ‘Don-
ver; Mrs Enock Ackland, Hiuiiipshira,
(P. E. 1.); Mrs William 'E-ltr-vuiison,niid
Mrs James Stevenson. Fredericton,
(P. E. 1.); and Mrs Dr J, ilendcrson.
City. Four brothers art- also left
surviving, Wikliam, Jacob, and lint#
ert, in North River, and Joh in Cal‘-
ifornia. To all the bereaved family
The Guardian extends syiivpntby.
FREE lllSl'EllSllRY lllElllllllS
sufferers From Kidney Trouble,
Bladder Trouble or Rhoumatlam
(zen I-lava Frou Treatment.
WRITE TO THI ADDRESS BKLOW
_ . _ ' It ta important for the
.f, .-“.- afflicted to lmow that If
. I any amonz them are vic-
, ' l tima of rheuinatlsm or
, ’ suffer from inflammation
' of the bladder. kidney
trouble. etc., a tree treat-
ment can be had by writ-
lnz Di~.Lyiiou.ofChlvanU.
who uiics frce uicdical
dispensary methods. as
he iilves medicine for
these ailments free of
chn.r¢e.lt lsnever too into
to be cured. and in your
own home. too. Other
my fall. but Dr. Lynott
ta nuwn to succeed even
when others rnll. Soma
of the symptoms ara:
in s»v_u_i:_lii%_i_3iuy nm
o s y.
ll. Palvlttglon or vain
Pproun the heart.
ll. aln tntheblpiolnl
II. Paingn the nook or
hea
I4. Pain or aorensa|,lr
tba kidneys. `
15. Pain as awalllul t
shale nts.
ld. Palnandswtdlllllol
the nlulole
I7. Pain and aoroaeu
in ns '
' ne a. .-
IB. Acute oruhronlu
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I. Pain the back.
2. 'L‘0o frequent. desire
to urlnam. 
8. Burninir or obstruo-4
tion of urine. _
I. Pain or sorarlesl ln
tba bladder.
I. Prostatic trouble.
8. Gal or pain ln _tho
‘ atomac .
-7. General d cbll ity.
weakneundlulnass.
8. Constipation or liver
troubiel.
0. Pain or soraiiell
under right ribs.
your caan. aldn you* name and addrsusglalnly
and send It to Dr. . Frank Lynon..K-ol.0sut-
dental Bulldlili. Chloa o. Ill.. and you wlli re-
ceive a tree treatment-.detlaer of medical advloa
and a lame illustrated medical book. all free.
FREE TRIATMINT COUPON
DR. 'f‘. FRANK LYNOTT.
K-ai Occidental Bldu.. Cliloalo.
Kindly send me a free treatment. My aymv-
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. '- Fill out the coupon below. alvlua' the 
the community. J. F. Profrtt. per-
formed the duties of cbairnian, while
the following program was carried
out.-Instrumental selection by 
Woodside and G. W. Protit.; Remarks
_'n_y Chairman; Qunrtette by Geo and
hrs Brown, Miss Mabel and Harry
Brown; Recitation by Miss Annie
A. E. Toombs
i`z-13sd&itf _ '
'l‘ll0mp|;0n; S010 by John Howard; 5-' -- ~'7"- ~ , “" ""'“" "" -ll
Dialogue, entitled "Way down East,"
by Jolm Howard, H. Brown; Misses
Ora Profltt, Blanche Howard and
Beatrice Mountain; Instruinental duet
(organ) by Misses Mamie Tlioinpsun
which realized a sum of over $30 ‘ . ".1
l
-»-A few of the niombers and choir
of the Presbyterian Church Kensing-
ton assembled at the home of Fred
ll. and Mrs Clark, Wilmot, on Friday
evening last, when Mrs Clark was
Dfesllllfell With u costly dinner set
also two beaiitifiil pictures sind the
following address rand by George E.
Brown. We wish this evening in be-
half of the meniibcr-s ofthe Presbyter~
inn Church of Kensington to impress
to you our high appreciation of your
that! position. We as o congregation
owe you a large debt of gratitude, for
the efficient way in which you per-
formed your duties, for- your pi~qmpt~
lgn and very numerous. The deceas-ings; at an times 1,, s_t0,~m_ as Wu as
in sunshine, and for the kindly dispo-
sition you ever manifested to all. In `
'years to come we shall recall with
pleasure many haDPY rnemorfes ns-
socluted with you and our services of
song. We have often' sung "Blast, be
the tio that binds our hearts in
christian love," perhaps separation
from each other brings this truth
more forcibly before us. As you.”-
ter a new sphere of life in your own
home, ire assure you that you will
not bc 'forgotten by us, and that we
_will be still deeply interested inynur
welfare. We wish you and Mr Clark
. . . fo
true happiness and Prosperity _ ‘sl-l\ll¢ llllll' MlllS C0-» ljllllltlli M0lIll'Cl|. 15” _ “you ,through life, and at_ lam.
the rownrd of the fnit"n‘fill lu that
life which is eternal. Please accept
tlhls set of dishes and pictures as a
alight token of our esteem and good
iwishcs. Signed in behalf of the Pre-
_sbyterian coiigregation of Kensington.
llev A. I). Stirling, William Brown
David Prolitt. Grorgo hhiirray, Dv
Darracll, C. A. l\lcNutt, W. B. Mrk
lArthur. John G. Townsend, Archt-
buld Mclllurdo. J. Ml. Laird .las W
Mr Stirling closed with a few wall
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0HAl’1*ELI.-In this City on the Zlst.
lnstl, to Ernest C and Mrs Chappell
California, Oct. 5th, 1909, to. W. ll.
and MrH_McDone.ld.Laeu hlluu aunts
Rourke, Whim Road, P. E. l.) - a
" gratulationn. _ '
DIED.
MYERS--At Hampton, Nov 24, 1909,
Mrs Mary A. Myers, widow of the
late Isaac Myers, aged 72 years.
PRAUGHT-At Pownal. on Novcnr-
ber 24th, Mrs John Prnuglvt, aged
eighty-four years.
BLAKE-At the Charlott-:t_1"::t
` vital on Saturday Novenlfirr
Patrick Blake, in the sixty
year of his age.
l~l ns-
20t lt
third
Kent St. on Novoman-r 22nd, Ge-orgo
Lon worth lmi»hf.fv, `ng'ed~82 yearn.
. lottetown, November 25th, 1909, by
l Rev George E. Rosa, Henryi Dougbs
_' of St Peter'a B_ay_.
and Ruth Duranti Duet by Misses
Mabel Brown and Blanche Howard; ,
lfecitntlon by Turner Glydon; Bolo by /
Miss Blanche Howard; Recltatlon by
ltllss Sadie McKay; Instrumental _  `~ _ `
music. Al: the close of tho program ' - x 5- ,
ii number of baskets were auctioned  '_,“'i= `
by Frank Marlin and John Howard, .._~ ".l li `~\
. *lf  I .I-lf'
which goes to pay the balance of in-i `“ f"_,".. *,j_`_,_;-2_1' ` ` ,
dolltodness on a new organ recei\tly_ " .~_;'.'  5', , ,__ \
pilrchased by the division, ` -/J 'Ll ' ~» ».\‘-' ' \~
Stewart. Geo E. Brown. Mrs Clarke P133 the romance of old
,responded with it fitting reply thank- ' '
ine those present and other friends, Spanish days' . The mls
fur their lnnauuuu, utter which nuqsions add. to its charm. 'i
chosen words suitable for tho occa- There cvc ry month ls
”‘°“' June. On the way are
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.in-_noNl\i.p~» at North sun. .inun.l  » I
tl tu _p ,_ 4 . A . - f9f»A"|¢°",°f»i .`f.l.»
'M'llt%l|’l€‘llftl{'.(t” (l£l'li?`1¢l¢lis,ni~?¢i¥v'1`_1t.h..1 in with a.:Fred.Harvey~.hotel,-El
 _D_»»4_l.V!!ld't _*ra Martin, dmlfgh- Tgyu-' gn, ghg rim, ,.
er. .Y _ . » I '
1nna';;soN~¢.4t rump oiiunn- 'on A Pullman £°¢ll¢ C"\Y°l\ °“~
'l§:.crr;t:n.."'tfst`§ar:.:ii JT'-= california
of your svn: toms.or wrloa a ester de rlbtu¢°`
lDOGHEl`t'l‘Y---At liis_ late residence. 'ua Hn", dining um
uci<i§Nv.ii~: b.>ur~:n"i‘v-at char- "°° °“'
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ref' __ 
Thcilight bread or the leaden loaf
is a matter of`c'/zoice-~not luck. Choice
ofmethod-_-choice ofycast--but, above
all, the choice of tl'le_/i7ow'.
Royal Household Flour
is made froiii the finest, selected. 'I\/Ianitoba
wheat, which contains more gluten (that: quality
which lnakes bread light) than any other-wheat.
lt is milled und-er the ino_st sanitary,
Conditions,--there is no other flour in ,Canada
upon which so much is spent to,iusure.its
perfect quality.
Ask your grocer for Ogi1vie‘s _/_.__-_.__
Royal Household--the Hour that 
makeslightbreadundpcrtcctpastry. "bi ~ `=
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quaint Indian pueblos ‘_
and the rainbow-hued
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Only Southern California train,
via any line, 
clan travel. All others carry
tourist rleepm and _\f¢°°‘l'¢l“'
passengers.
Rum daily b‘wren Chical°"
Kansas City and Lou Angelei,
San Diego and San Francisco.
Lfg me give' you our de luxe
ki bmi! the trlln and trip.
S. W. Maniilnl. Crnrral Adenl, .
McKenzie, and Viva Doherty, both llrf=l.l°\l°=-Mum
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