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 "‘ IMPORTANT REIIDING MATTER SELECTED FROM THlS___WEEfS NEWS FOR THE GUlRDIiIN’S `SIlTURDllY_SUBSCRIBERg
Ti-iuiislmv _ 'l 'rite deer regret slid general svm-If l *M‘1’:*` ““."‘ . “"““- E’h“"°‘°°t°"”"M“"‘ig"rs .iRfEssmt"iugh'viJ00E]bBloam] ilrkiim m°"° f"r the rssi~§
- .~ Path! felt on the death of Hurry  is "l~"ll'"‘K I" bunlnlers"-le f-ht! §_l1GSl- 0l7l""I5~ 035 0 °° res emu e °“°"t3 of file Cunliiiitt hon'
Her many friends will he pleased to . , - .   _ __  _ _, _ of Mm, |,-we N0°n,,n_g_ Heartz, was then drunxk, and referen- made the arrangament for tae who
j-',;.,,__  -_  -. . -_ ces made to his vs ue services. quet and of the ladies wb ° bail.
_ l Tl funeral of the late Andrew _ lr _ ¢\B8l9l}BCl were much (_). s° kindly
bovis-, ciisrlottetown. who passed o- Conservative victories have lstely those present. -°m"°""‘l°" by
know _that Mrs. F. J. Holman, City,
is stendily improving after ber recent
serious illness.
An enjoyable party was held at the
home of Charles and Mrs. Horne,
tiyster Bed Bridge, on Tuesday even-
ing. Several teams went out from
this rirv and the voiing people had a
thoroughly good time.
John Fall, Crapaud, who niet with
ii serious accident sometime ago and
irlio liiiei been undergoing treatment
iii the l'. lf). Island Hospital, Uhar-
lrittctowii, expects to return home to-
iliiy in \Vright's~ ambulance. `
ll, \`. Mrliiiliioli, St. John, a nn-
livc of this pro\'ince was successflll
i'<~cclil.i_v in a drawing for one of the
fiiluoils .-\i't Lfiiion of London water
ciilolxs-. Mr. Mcliiilnon secures ii Pic-
ture entitled hlrcnillg near Elthan
by il. l‘. Jarvis.
fini..-rt oiiunel, Charlottetown.:
`-last r in Vlialicer is takin evidence
.. if y - g
lil tbl- rzisc iii Hliet-hun vs. Wiiitclieiid;
` i
iii |lilrsuanc:- oi :ill order oi rel`el'elict
ii-oiii tizi- t‘olirt of t`hailcei'y. Nlessrs.
'COMPIEl`li
T reahiient
Warm
Baths
cura
Soap
:tim-iizili and Whltelieali were coil-}
iriicti-irs for thc Iilnlira Branch nn'<il
ini- case arose out oi ri dispute over,
it-i-lair. piiymelitil. k
Worll has been received from Ottzi-I
wa i-1-iil`lrinlllg the llppoilltlrient oi:
l"<ll\‘;ird Hackett os l'i~stinastc-r ati
linrrlottctowli. J. F. Wheur l'etain<l
ilii- l-<\.-ifioli oi Post Ollice Iiispectoixi
.\. lt. llriit-l- ililck, truaiit and dtten-,t
lion i»tii<~<>r, has bi-ell appointed to li;
piisltion in the Clinrlottetol'-'li lost,
lillil~i~, wliicli is to be iiiiide viicaiit by l
lli<~ pro|ir..~;e;l sllperziilnllntioii of Xich-i
llliis- Wilite, 'i`ii:-.re has been no up-_l
poiilriiiellt iiiiille of an assistnilt,
l‘f»id,iiliistcl'. but .losvpli Mclfarey ulidl
W.l~‘.lI. fiill have both been prolilot-
4-ll to first.-class rrlerkships.
E
Gentle
Appli-
cations
cura
Oint-
ment
Torllli Kinds of  
ECZEIVM
Althculzh Clitlrum Brian and Ointment M-‘
:old by t:ri.~.'irl».:.~ :ind di-all-is rvi~i'yrrlii-ri-, n llberli
sompli- ni i-lofi, wiili rr:-|»i-'ze buckle: on the cur
:rio i:»~i-i~il» ..l -rl =< sl,|;~, will lv- si-l.i pi,-i-fr.-.-_ .li
i-;,,-.;.l ,-li. i.<l. “i i.\ ,_ i.i.i,“licp:. i/Al,iio.~.i.-.l, t?.:;,.~'t
é l
I
'l`iiv fun-:eral of the late James Tllr- ff¢=rt.iini<l a llllmllcl of |119 illlllils :ind
ller. ('lilil'iottcto\'.n, took place ycs 'ft
ti-rilny lift.i;rliooii frilni the residelicle,-ii
of his soil-in-iil.\v, A. tl. Diicileniili,
l'ilui Ave, iiiiil- was largely iitteudcd.
'i`li<- following were the palllicarersi-
l
S. \’i'. i‘r-ailbe, Chas (‘uniing, t`has.ltlli'ezitciicil with ilill.iii,ill.it.i0n of 1
Vliaiilllier, Will. l‘oole, Wm. Stanlr-.yllli i
‘ i
iiild 1-. H. Holbrook. There were no,t0
i'|o\vi-rs by request and interment was l (1
lliiliile iii .\‘iier\.\'oiill . l`eliletery, Rcvsxlh
WJ li:ii‘|'is(\n :ind J. Heiiiicg; otliciut lfe
lug. ‘ it
*T i th
tiiwii yostelwlay ilioruilig of thc gnnlcs
in till: Miil'il.imc Provinces liorkey
.-\:,.~lii<-iiiii-.ii on 'i`ut-slliiy night. ’l`lie 1-,
Wilril was received in (`ilnrlotte-lreslllt.
I
l
.Ni-iv liliisgolv (‘ubs-l were tiefe-ated by-3,,
till- Soc-luis in Halifax ily ri score of E 
5-3 while the Moncton Vics triilinicd|tl
the (`ri‘.\celitu of Halifax in llilonctolilrr
to the tune of 4-2. Tile Victorins are l ,I
i--iw lciiiling and the contest is clos-
ing, tlicrc being blit sixvgaincs rc-,Vg
iiliiiliillg of the series. The Vics have
lni *l os ` li Sotltl. S, v\0n fi o * A
lvl .l-t;‘~'i~ ls.’
>'., :iild l`rcsi-clits, won 5 lost El_ The I M
t‘|'~~>'-rcllls rlilillot now nizikc first FE
|-lilcv and the battle is between the la
.\loli|'l',il.i and New (Ili-tsgow tennis. I'
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W
'1;Uf. 'l`aiit.iln, (.`liiil'lottetowii, on-
if
i-lids to ii vtry cnJo_,abli. suppei
i~i wilist piirty on Monday cvcililig
nge. ull lteill hid the niisfortiliit
have tivo of his horses sicken an( |
10 ll111`111l=! U10 Di-ist week iiicliidin
em lic cnugiit cold witll the nbovl- 
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-Thr will of the lute Ilorotlica I e -1”
ntcd for |i'oll:it'.c. ’l‘he inventor)
flies the estate :it $29 903.01 and ‘V
o ouch of ilcr_ graililsolls and grain]
:i
H llrennan Victor Lircnnan I
c.Swceiicy, .lirhii li. Mcfilllcelley,
oiict0112 fiolvltlly R-liicrts, Virginia I
6-"-I1 l-L‘f111`R<‘v. Vnlicouver. To hcl
.-
on J. lipliruim in Vancouver slieleff on lliver, took place on Tilesliay t,
, , _ - i- il
is yotlilg driving horse Bonnie, ri- tl
rred to yc>'tel~<lay ns helm: ill, .and le . ,
is tilou;.;ilt that while attending t- be when 1 i-sad The Star on lily ar-
Lowe, bharlottetown, was evidenced!
plainly yesterday afternoon when the.
remains were laid to rest in the Peo-'
pies Cemetery. A very large iiumberl
followed the remains and ,
siiii iiisgniilcieiit, luv. iur. ililrphyl
conducted the service at St. i‘:i'il`sl
Church and the grave and the lol-l
lowing were the pallbearei~s:-l"re-li
The closing of the weekly wliist
club of the Ladies’ Ailxiliiiry of tili-
Lcague of the Cross, t`lliirlottetowil,l,
was held on Tuesday evening. Thu,
attendance was large and an enjoy-'
able time was spent. At thc close of`
the evening fruit. and cznfectioiieryl
were passed around and a social hali-
hour spent. An impromptu prograin
was pleasiligly given consisting ol-
vocal solos by Mr. Desmond .find Wlii
.\IcIJonild, sccoinpaiiied bv .\lis-.`
Dolly Desmond, speeches, etc. 'l‘lii-l
ladies’ prize, a beautiful jewel cum-,‘
was won by Mrs. Dcsmolid and tbl-
,zentlelnans prize, lin inkwell, by .\lr.
Desmond.
The marriage of Frcrlerick I3l:ii\c,
;on of Maurice Llliiirc of ('liai-lotto
own, to Miss Etta Farq\llilii~soii,;
founge:-it daughter of the lute Holi.
'lonald Farquharson, Churlottetoivinl
'ook place at High River, Alta., oil,
Tehrliury 20th. 'i`llc ceremony lviiit.
~erfol‘med at the home of the britlr'.-:f
'irother. Charles Fiirriiihnlsoil, :it
:lx o’clock iii the evening, iii tb:-'
'lresence of a few immcdiiite rcliitiv-.='~
md friends. After the cer/:molly Mr l
ind Mrs. lilnkf-,_ left oil a llolieyinooii!
trip toihe coast, They will be abs-i-lil. l
about two wi-eki-2 :inil on their ri- ,
‘.urn will make their lioill`i=` ill Ili-.ill l
ltivigr. Alta. ` 1
A Montreal Star. of recent dirt.-~:
contains li photo of Il. S. Ilan, conf
if the late W.(l. Lea, Tryon, and till-i
ollowing nrtirlc in refi'l'ollce to liini:
"L S. Lea returned lust night. frolli
____ __ two weeks' trip diirin which l.-
- , . 1
The fH(_mh_ of X I,,_ R(_m_ Try_____ _;l~iite<l severzii of thc I-\riiii:ll'lzi| cltll-.,
ill rririrt to lccrii that llc is ill 
_ _ _ ' ‘ ' ` _ tl- .
a
(ianadn. and the United r‘»tzllri-1.
lien asked by a reporter if lil-
olild accept the nomiiliitiilli of thi-
-itizens’ Association as their candi-
te for the position of controller.
:ide vacant by the resigmit-ioll
arlled of the honlor conferied u lon
val l-ist nipht I cannot suv nn,
i . , . _ 1'-
nhing until I receive official int`or`mu-
oil." Mr. Let1`s most psrsoillii
iend said: "‘l-le won't advert," l-‘
ay said that they were acquniiited 1.,
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the floral tributes were ini  ;" :_ 
numbers and beauty lsrgc - - "" -‘ _ i. - -
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Stanley, Parker Ritchie and Roberti -,-,Z-lf,  _ ,;.0’ 5 t, .  
Nicholson. _ 5 ._~;_{,‘_-:_ "  ‘_ _ _  _ie-_  
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ith Mr. Lea. and each expressed thi-ll.;
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 rilclllcil ol.~;cr.".p£iig;, (lid
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lint p;il‘li< li-s will iiumedi-
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llic girxae :intl ille llartl-
E csl "lll:i'::l-ill" crusls
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- lvllitll soup. st-:lp pilwdrr-
_ 1 ~l lure. John il. niitri-iiillii-y, ami
w°'nkly“ and Dr' ]“wh“l’eue EU' ioulig soil Ni-lson, Viiiirlottctowil, are
sit..\g the fornler"u iuotiii-r. Mrs.
llirnilii iirll l`nl1c ’I‘rri\'crse.
TKPY. Surnilicrsific, has been pre ly-
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iigilfei-S as folio-.vs rlie left' ssoll. ""1" °“H111°1=r. raid ii ti-finite io ur.
.
orothv Brellilaii, Dorotlly Wyettv, ment and a fine engineer'
Wm ,,_m(1lust _,__ New G1usg0w_ Wiiillixi Wyatt, Slinlnlci‘si<lc; Dorotht,
ie following Lequests were made:~- ’Pi“i°" that he 15 flllly qualified for
e position. George Janin, thc city'=. l
5.
ea as being 9, mi:-in of sound juilf; '
-Tho marriage of Miss Estelle Mc- I
iean, third and youngest illiugliter otl
0l101`fS, ltosarii Roberts, llavcllporf. H
., ILS..-’t.; liorotliy Lefurgey, 'i`hl~~ E
‘ ‘l
rnest Lewis, station agent at Vern-‘ g
obert; Mcbcau, proprietor of tllnltbe
urekn Hotel at Aiberton, and W.l pl
I f »
...*l\irs. Miller who has been spend-
g the wintcr with ilcl' ililugliter Mrs
ltcv. fl. l~`. (`1i.:llp, I-{ili;:sliol'o, left
f Soiiris yesterday niiirnilu.: cn route to
____ , H
t, .loiin.°
John (`i,i\1t'Dillizilll, ll liucmlln of
t", l’. ll., who lliis been visiting
his forilicr lionlil in Uariiignii for
'mic liiiie past, ciiiixc to <‘li:irlottc-;
own \~ci~:tc-lwlgly iiliii left lust night on
(-|,u,.m,_,_,.tnw,, mst an estimume ._*.-lull() and to her son Allred, Sum- morning at live o'clock at the Sacred the nlall .srcciiil to (‘iil.c 'I‘rli\'cri~ie en
citizen yesterday in the death of
Alcxliild.~r l\’lrl{eli'/.ic, the well-known
f-ollfecliollcr, wiio passed away lifter
ii uiiorl' illness. He had reached the
iulvsillci-li nge of four score yenrs and
two :iiiil lluruig :i long and active lilc-
tinii-,_ i-iljoycd the highel-lt rcspcct of
iiio:~i¢- who knew him and was regard-
i-fl by all :is an upright man whose
iilif~_~.<rlty lioiic could <loulit_ For many
_\'ciir.- be l-arried on a large confect-
ioiii=r_v llllsiilcss on the lower part of estate was bcqllciltllcd to her sons J.
Qin-eli Htrci-t in the building where E.
the 'l`ricpiiollc Office now is, In later
life, lie wus engaged at (7al°ter's con-
ffffff-if111"fy Ht01"€, Wh01`€ l11‘- remained concert was held which was one of
until his demise. He was an indus-
f-1`l011H Citi’-611 8114 his Ucllivity WHS gram was as follows:-Reliiarks by
mich that those who knew him could chairman; Chorus by choir' Instr".
l-lclirceiy realize that he carried with mental music, Miss Ha,.,i,n,,, and
iiiiii .such fi burden of years. He was (yharles \,V(,0d,,i,1c (,,,cm.cd), “ec (._
ri prominent Mason' and was Worship- J_ ` ' " '
ful Master of Victoria Loflge in 1870, M
.1 years ago. His fllncral will he illi-
ilcr Mill-inllic Alispiccs :ind his death (-
is the second break in Victoria Lodge ti
ranks for nearly two years. Two
soils, Tilomas J. and Alcxandfr lt.
and tlircc daughters Florence D. and
Mrs. S. T. (iiirdiller, all of wiioiii rc-
side in the United States, are left to
mourn their loss. They were present
at tlic end. The Guardian tenders sill-
ccre l~4;,'iiipatiiy to the bereaved. Tile
fiineriil will take place on Friday
morning at 11 11. in., instead of
'l`liureda_v as ailnolinced, from the rc-
sidclicc of Mrs. W. F. Carter, Queen
Street. Rev. T. F. Fiillerton will oi-
ficirite.
7 ~iiJ'i-3lzvous.°
lziican <‘h=li-ch, $300; b‘liuinlcrsiide
liiv
gVAS TERRIBLY
E. I., rejolccs to look bool; on li,e‘
vear 1'ill as one of thc- must su cess-
lnersidc, tile hiiilseiloitl furniture, etc.
'Pile following were thc rcinailidcr of
the bcqlicsts: tfiiurlcs ll. Read, Cole-
uinh. $200; David l’. lleml, Wiiinot,
-5200: l'Ipiil'ninl lic-oil, Salem, N. Y.,
$100; Joscpli ltelid, Slililnierside, $l00`
l.oilisli ltcuil, Viiiico1l1.'er, $100: lllary
Jiiiic Mizlnnis, $100; ,@;,,mm(-,~,;id¢ An.
.~|-itul, $500; 'l\'. (`. T. li. of Hum-
inersiiic, $300. The rcliiaiildcr of til?
_ and A. A. l.cfur_ucy.
-At ilarnley oil Ft-b.1Gtli ri school
the best cver listened to. Tile pro-
B. Drake (eiicorcd), Solo, ltusscl
cKay; Dizlloglic; llccitatloii, Olivet
Burns; Duet, Mrs. ltobinson and
ilai-les Woodside fencoreil); llecita»
on, Janie (`-hninpiou; Reading, D.
E. l\Iahnr; Ilistrumentrll Music, Miss
Harding, ('hiirles Woorl.-:irle fencorcd);
ltecitat-ion, (leo. C. McKay; All Iflxcr-
cise; Dialogile; Recitiition; Solo, i-lcl~-
bert. Francis fencorcdl; Questions,
ldsrerciscs; Slolo, Geo. (`. McKay;
Vliorlls, Choir; Rccitatioll, J:ili‘ei=
Manderson; Duct, Mrs. Robinson audi
(Elias. Woodside fencorcd); Solo, Rui;-I
sell McKay; Ilecitation, Oswald Har-
ding; Solo, Herbert Francis; Nation-
al Anthcln. The attendance was a
record brealvr :ind ,1 large slim was
realized, the proceeds being in aid oil
a school lihrnry. The program was
Connolly performing the cerelnony.l
The bridc whn was becomingly attir- I
cd in a travelling suit of brown with '
l
e
8
iilippy couple left hy thc enrly triiiii
on .lin extended trip; a large nuinbcr
ri , . ‘
ing to their flltlire home in Vel-noi
WliMAN’S MUST
SUUUESSFUL
Known All Over The World
-Known Only For The
under the management of Diirnli-.y
School :ind the ten her, (', J, B,l
Drake, is to hc congriitiilzltell oil tlicl
siir~ccl~:s of the concert :ind hmlligl
pri-pared ii line program. i
-The congregation of Alherton, f'.l
I’inkhlim’s Vegetable Compound.
Good It Has Done.
We know of no other medicine which
has been so successful in relieving the
sufl`c-ring of women, or received so many
genuine testimonials, as has Lydia E.
in nearly every community you will
ll
lat to match was attended by Missli
ean Lewis, sister of the groom, fl-
tely after the ceremony ‘rind break ll
tl
Heart (ll111fCl51. Allleftfm, REV. F- I-1 route to Winnipeg-~ -  -
...*Mr. Swcciicy, Chepstow, had a
:iuliug lroiir, 'I‘lle:-il:iy from New
-liirinony. A goodly iiumbcr of ills
iilllds ivrro preseilt. and dvi-lpitc the
J
while the groom was slipported by | liiitl condition of t.iii~ loiiila eiioligli
Vlichael Cahill of Albertoil. Inlmcdi- l-it
.cellcilt lliirilwoild wus ltindcd nt his
onic (to Inst ilu iil'i~\vooll) for liiilny
fllsllnir nt the home of the bride the iii--liens lo i:..ini-.'
...'Mlicl1 regret isfvll. in George-
of friends being at the station to town over the sudilcii dt-iitli nt Posn-
wish them ii bon voyage. 'l’hcir itin- della, l‘aiif., of Williiiiii Renton, el-
rary will include Chatham, N. Il., dest son of tht- late John Renton and
where the bride has maily relatives, nephew of respected Alex. Renton
lH0M011U`€f11I1H<l T01`011f2f1 l<’t11111-l'l`iic decciiscd was indeed .ri model
oling mail and the sympathy of the
. _ ‘ Y
ltiver in iilioiit. three weeks.-A. llalioli-. town goes out to thc mother,
dangerous prowlers. 5
istcrs and brotllcrs, as well ps to
clili.i\'cs licrc iiild clselviicrc.
...="l‘iie young people of (‘.llerry
rovc und surrouilding districts had
deliglitflil dance at the resideiice of
ii
Frallk Mc\'nrisli, (lllcrry Valley, on
l<`riilay evcliilig, the 16th. Tile illi-
nble manner and genial hospitality
o
f Mr. McVnl‘isli is well known hilt
n this occasion he excelled himself,
0
and everything possible was done in
lic wily of making everybody present
enjoy themselves. At the lclose of
the entertaiiinielit one of thc y0\111i£
men present inovcd ii vote of thanks
o Mr. i\lcVarish for the ilse of his
t
residence for thc occasion und fur the
ii
merulls colirtcsics extended to
ll
each and every one prcsentf
...*On the 16th inst. while John
and Peter Mclnnis of Goose River
were engaged in cutting trap bolts in
ie vicinity of Fox River, on an elo-
bsnk_ they camo iiciir a hollow liircll
t
four wildcats. Wlicn nearing the place
one of the infuriated bcnsts rilslied
out and seized l’ctcr by the log in-
tl
vated piece of ground near the river
i`
ee which pro\'c.d to he thc homeol
, , f _gr rm
-J$:~¢s~p'_‘ ,§,gL
i--so
l WOULD START AT THE
LEAST NOISE.
Wherever there lie P°°Pl¢ "h° “f°
troubled with deranged nerves they W1"
find that Milburn'| Heart and Nerve
Pills will restore thdequilibrium of these
deranged centre, and bring buck the
shsttered nervous system to s perfect
condition. ir -
Miss Emma Read, Luhy, 0111-.
writes:-"1 have great pleasure in writ-
ing to tell you about -the (rest bench!
. 1 have received by min; your li!lll1uru’s
Heart uid Nerve Pills. About l year
ago Iwaaverybodlyrlmlcwlilndeould
hardly do my Work I ttldl different
medicines but anno of than did me any
good. I vm terribly nervous, and would
ltsrt at the ieutnoloqlndcvenlhrtln
my sleep, which nude me 'very weak.
I used twoboxesofyourpillsmdl sm
now well and strong again." 3
0Milbuni'e Heart and Nerve Pills are
50 cents per box, or 8 boxes for $1.25.
Poi- sale at all dealers, or will be mailed
direct on receipt of price by The T.
Llilbum Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
l
1-_._
including these improvements, was
$2250. True to its old record, the
'congrt-gation, while curing for its own]
ciliirch, did not forget the wider ln.
$650 was raised for the schemes of
the chlirch. When _it is remembered
that the congregation only numbers
70 fnmllles, these figures are abund-
ant evidence of their loyalty to the,
Moi-itcr and of the grace of liberality
_ - . . c .
flil in its history. The old church, en-I
denrcd to so many, by the sacredl
memories of ltev_ Allan Fraser and
Dr, Arthur (`nrr, has been complete-
lyrenovnted. A iicw cement founda-
tion has been bllilt, n new furnace in-
stalled, and the whole building hnsl
been tastefully painted. The amount
raised for congregntioiinl expenses,
tergstg of 0hrlst'e cause. The sum of,
in their heiirts. The work of the Das-
tor, Iiev, Gen. Millar and his wife
was generously ret‘.o2nl2€d- MPS- Mil'
lar received from the Indies of the
congregation it very handsome mn-
hognny bureau and chair, while the
choir presented Mr. Millar with-a,
Persian lnrpb collar. Both pastor and
people rejoice in the blessing which
has-rested upon their worif, and look
hopefully forward to the your 1912,
an ii doy'of larger vision and richer
inunliestiitlnii of the Ml\stcr'l pre-
i
»
~ ~, vi'  ` mothers of families
1* ‘\`~"\\  to tskeit ss it is the
bent remedy in the world. You can pub-
! lish this in the papers. "-Mrs. Wli.l.i/in
Mass., are flies containing hundreds of
ing health, in which many openly state
over their own signatures that they have
regained their health by taking Lydia E.
Pinkhnm'| Vegetable Compound, many
of whom state thst it hu loved them
sence.-Presby Wltnesn. lo ffm l“1‘8'l°l| °P‘"tl°n"
find women who have been restored to
health by this famous medicine. Almost
every woman you meet knows of the
great good it has been doing among suf-
fering women for the past 30 years.
Fox Creek, N. B.-"I have always
had pains in the abdomen and a weak-
__ ___!___, ,.,.,  ness there and often
{,-§,_j/ 1' '1'I»"* after meals s sore-
 ' ' ‘ 'ff if ness in my stomach.
-1" ~  Lydia E. Pinkham’s
.9  Vi-get,ahleCompound
 has done me much
 good. Iam stronger,
_I  digestion is better
o ‘ffl ‘~,"‘f"f'l‘- encouraged m any
S. Bouizqus, Fox Creek, N. B.
In the Pinkhiim Laboratory st Lynn,
thousands of letters from women seek-
l°-- ,_ , »
___,____,_,..‘_ ._
llictiiig on ugly giisli iihove the knee.
J
axe while the other three escapeif in-
to
the neighborhood was alarmed and
procuring ii gun nt. the home of
Lang'McCorm:ick nearby s posse of
men started out and shot: the remain-
ing three animals. Tile animal that
John killed measured two feet from
the top of his tail to his head but
was so mutilated by thc axe ns tri
render its fur worthless.° °
ohn -dispatched thc nninieil with his
the trees nearby. In the mcantimc
..."'i'he leap year dnncc held at the
 , / hospitable home of John 0'!-icnley,
' /"' , »’-' ,-~, and I can work with Montlwllo. on the night of February
fi? - ~- the 19th under thc iiiispicen of the
"  ambition' I have youth and beauty of the surrounding
district, was B, decided success. Ex-
cellent muslc was furnished by Ron-
nie McPhee, Leo Gillis, John J. Mc-
Dotilsld, St. Msrgarst’s, Angus Me-
Kirinon, Nell McCormac, and Lough-
lin
McIntyre, and Neil McPhee of Sel-
kirk. Needless to my overyons en1ioy~
ed-
step dancing deserves special men-
tion and good dancing miinters have
seldom seen unch cx-hlliitlons. Any-
one who has ever attended nn en-
tertainment ln that section nm-.il not
llc
had.'
McIntyre of Monticello, Hugh J.
themselves to the utmost. The
reminded of the good time they
...»`..'- ‘
Cemetery.
the Baptist School Room last night.
.tho liiilios gave s fine iuoitramme-
l|'iii-;tor 1-"nail presided. W. B. Duffy
is-,mg a solo very pleasingly, Mrs.
lcelebrating the recent Provincial Uo_n’-
lservative victory as well as doing
I
W . ' M' ' r Aid So- honor to the successful candidates in
¢,;.I;l;,e Ufotrliil-H s(‘hii[i~lli(llE,Et<)>7wn Baptistlthe second district of Queen's that
t`llurch, liiiil charge of the meeting in about sixty QICC*-0" 0( New Have"
'and vicinity,with their wives, sisters,
,,,,,e,_,, was. .1 good a¢_tenda,,¢e midlcoiisiils and aunts, etc., assembled at
' ` f ' ' ' iii' ii ln
itlie resilience of ic ae evereux oil
.tho night of February Btll. The ev-
:ening was fine, the accommodation
fllobie and lllrs. It. H. Jenkins gave at Mr Deve,reux`s was ample, and in-
.-m,m,30,,a,.y ,.e,,d,ngS with good effect. _deed cverythiilg sccmcd to contribute
.\il.-.ii onli ll-lr. Acorn gave that favor-itoivarus mHl111.1s *IHS the “'10” S“°'
'ite "Face to Face" as a piano and
lr-ornct duet. llliss Duckeiidorf gave
l:i 1-ontrnlto solo in' fine voice and
illlisii Blanche Bovyer and W. . B.
Iilllffy ¢to|r,ol1 the prograinnie with n
ibc:illtil'u|l_y rendered duet. Pastor
l"iil-th s|-ol:o briefly on the Ill1i101`t'
lniice of Missionary Work, A liberal
iplfering was taken for lnisi-lions lit
his rc-alia* lille service.
l The following has iicen sent to
l.liinie unil Robert Hill, Fredericton.
ii-. lc. iz--r-:nice it mis pleiisi-ri_ Al-
-iiligllty God in. I-Ils :illwiise providen-
gg, to remove from you, your kind
mul loving-lnotlier, we, on behalf of
the mc-|libei's of Refuge Di-viBi0¥1. “'l’*l'1
.to cxtcnil to you our symp:itl1Y- 01*
this sad occasion; We know you will
miss the wise council of lin affection-
ilte niotiielz Kind words arc of little
.avail in l-:orrow,ill|t we would direct
‘you tu_liim who doeth ull t_l;ings ;V<;l_l
iilid hope tizit we iniiy ii ni-c
illiit l-lrircil ol Rest, w.licl‘e
>1ol'row is novel' known nn-l win-rii lovo
loud liiiriiloilv l'eil',11 f"""Vl`l`~ HlR“e'l
in behalf oil the nlcmllers of it(-lilac
llirisioii .\lll\l1i6 WCCKH- U"“'""‘l
`iliickllilni-Ii0lr\Il1lf-f~€¢-
'I‘llc :iiiliiial liiuiqllr-t of 'lniicr-.lsior In
stltiitc was lieiri :it York last night
iiilil was ,, great slicccse. 'l`li1fl1:lIl
was tastefully decorated ilud striirii:
ill-iw.:-s it oil xi wire viii-l'c thc riblloiiit
wliicli liic niclllbers hod \','-oil :it Iixili-
bitionn ill 1911, Un the walls were
the following; mottos "C011V0.V€ll E0
the striillgcr the spirit p1”‘>\‘1\lli11lr f-he
people." “Prince Fidward Isinnd,tlic
only "lm-e where poverty docs not
exist." "Tile farmer is the miiii
who rules in (`-:i.linilii," “Fnrlncrs coll-
sidcr. will’ £0 West?" “l’1'l11t'0 l‘l1l'
wyiril Island farm prolillctsl ziniolillt to
-‘fl,00tl,llIili a.nuuully," "lGxcol.»'inr still
excels," "(.‘-oopelvttiim iS gonil for the
iilniiliflictllrer; it is also good for thc
fiirmc-rs." Excelsior lilntitutc won in
lllll prizes to the vnliic of $1,913.00
at till- i’ro\'incial Exhibition $446.00,
lflzilifux Exlilllition, $~lT5,l)0, lit.
John, .$247,00, Alliill-l`sl., $i'i(i0,t)0, l’.
]i;_ ]_ Poilltry Siinw $;'ld,l`l0, liccd
Fair, $200,fi0. Tile iirilliiiict was ii
decided sllccena and thc institute is
to lic congratulated on its sllccl-.ss oil
the pi'o;;l'¢-ssivc spirit vxiiiiiitcil :ilikc
by tbl, ohiciitis and iiitrliilicrs.
I~‘. TG. Dench, Milllagrl' of the f`mlad-
‘iein I-lliiilr of Coiiinicrco, t‘liiii‘lottct-
own, wlio leaves _ sll_Qrtly for tit.
'.l'(lli'iifH, Nild, was entcrtiliilcd at
lunchelill, ut. the Hliikc llotcl, (‘li:il'-
lottetliwil, Wcdiicstlay nfferllooll. by
his fellow iiiem-bers of the Nclvstcnll
(lull (‘lllb. F. W. Ilyudnlull, Pres-lill-
eiit of thc club was lit the head of
tho table, and F. R.Ilcziri.z, \’icc i’l‘c-
siili-nt, was at thc opposite i-nd. lith-
el'.~=- |li‘i-,seilt wore:-H. li. ltossliorollgii,
ll. S. l'i-tilick, A. W. llyndniall, 'l`ilor..
W. lllorrii-l, (iluill. l.eii_.~,'ll, \'. (1.
t‘oonills, A. W. Appleton, W." lil.
Hynilllluil, A. A. Ilitrtlctt, Wililiinl A.
Weeks, W. F. Tidmursil, J. I.. Uliix-
Lon, J, O. Hyndniali and Arthur G.
Peake. After thc iippetizilig repost,
prepared iii liil:,'li class style ily Mrs.
McKinnon, had been ilispoi-lcd of, the
toast to the King wus elitliuslastical~
ly ilrull`it. President liyiiilillali then
read ii coliiplinientury address to Mr.
llelicli in wllicll, the nicmbers of the
clllb expressed their regret nt the de-
parture of Mr. and Mrs. Dench from
(lllnrlottetown, where they will be
greatly niisscd in social circles. Mr.
Dench had been three years a lncnibci'
of the Gun (.‘-lub, and nil members
could testify to his gcniality and
gentlenianly qualities. They heartily
congratulated him on his promotion,
and wishcd him a geniii‘ol\i»l measure
of niicccss in his new field of ilibollr.
Un beluilf nt' the club Mr. llylidmnii
then prcselitcd Mr. Dench with il
solid silver souvenir, beuutifiilly cn-
grnved, and hearing his initials lil
monogram. Mr. Dench made a slllti
able reply to this tangible token of
good will rind esteem. Rrninrks wcrc
also liiedc by Vice-l‘rcniilcut Hcnrt'/P,
1 - _._
iHlilllilii lllllli Wlllilli
luiillllnl:ll_lsull|=l|lll
LEFT LIl;\'(i GOT \"l‘)R1` SURE,
IIE.-\It'I‘ UID i\`()'l.‘ FEEL
ANY '[00 GOOD.
Mr. Robert l\I<:Lrlrnoti, Sllulvville.
Qui-.,. wiilcs; “T sin writing to tell you
iiii cxperlclire I llud with ti had cold und ix
hollie of your luiliiilile nlcdicillc. I
was up iii liit- lu'|i\lv:r camps _tcallrliilg
liorscs, uiiil I cnaigiil li wry bud cold.
I iiiuligllt it wus 1-,oiiig lu turn izilo cun-
sllmptiiin, for iny left lung got very sore
und lily ii(-url illii lull lit-l lilly too good.
I como iloillc and till-d .<olsu.~ diflcrcnt
friciici tolli ilic uiiiliit Ilr. \\’ililil~' Nor-
way Pine Syrup, so I tried it, iilrd lvhcli
I had talicii lwo liotlles ili_y uliil v.'u~: gone.
I think it l~i it grciit rcizicily, i.iid wif-'
ndvi:-.e iltiy one with :i col-i to use il.
l o.in`t praise it ciinilgiif'
Ilr. V.'oofi's Norway Pine Syrup con-
tuins all tilt' lung liciiiing virtues of the
Norway pine tree, which combiiicd with
Wild Cherry hiirk and other pectoral
lcessful country banquet ever held in
the Province. Music was in evidence
lin different rooms of the house. _
I One might hear the bag-pipes, which
‘were plsyed by Mr McDonald, the ur-
;gsn, which was played by several
ilnciiibers of thc fair sex, or the viol-
,iii and iiccordiiiii, played by some of
'thc youiig iiieiil Various aniusenients
lwere pai'ticip;ite<l in to thc delight of
everyone present and all had an op-
,portiiiilty io tip the light ffmtlisi-IC
‘toe.. 'File large diliingroopi, too,\vas
li srcnc of iicmlty ond here, ns eine
where, all enjoyed tiiemselvcs. livery-
` nNl;Aoi-:Mawr Auf,-,,,,,,-,
thing necessary to tempt U19 nlll`111l-itlll
l.,-ay rr-gently in New Waterford, Czgbecn so rare in this province especi-l Mr. Hazen goes to W
ll mol; place yesterday and was ally so ill_ the second district of '
vt-ry largely atteiidedj Service was Quccn's that conservatives there may
lit-iii in sl. nriiistiurs ostlioiirsl limi well' he pardoned fvr honoring Such
inte,-M(-nr was made at the H. (‘~. an event. It was for the purpose of
connection with this spin-;hmg.t°" in
following upon it v,,l,,m‘i"r-_h‘9 visit
Dondence upon the sub_____{ioi.s corren.
The Present trip of um' _ _
marine and fisheries _mhminister ill
_tile osiisilisii sun Uiilteil site” th”
ernme_i1its have at last iiolrlieeieiinv.
enou . one
in re§a__dto a definite liniierstniidin
g tO the prom(-sed re ‘I , if
'-9 Warrant a Dersoniil iuter$'l at-mu”
tween reliresentntives of ghww ""`
countries. At this ;,,tc,.,.,e\‘,5 _“"0
rerhiiiis it sem-s of i,,¢,,,.,e,,.;' “'.‘"<
will take place next week in whwh
iiigtori, it is ,.,,,,.c,,.,, ,,,_,, ‘l',“1l1~
and satisfactory an-nngem,,,`,t ".Il"‘f1l
made' Draft Wglliutioiis be ‘rl lf"
on by the criiisiiisn g0,,e,.,,,;,§ntsi»s..
by the United Status g______r iiiiil
have been excliiingcu 9,,-,,,,,,,, ';{T"“°
H011 James Bryce. llriliiili limi 7"'
dnr at Washington, mp] the ,,"f“"`
ments have arrived at ,.,(,n,,,éhl`,,])il',‘("
common ground. During big sp,” '-"
the United Staten canitnl the dll H'
ter of marine and fisllerins will ’liEhl“-A
go over with the niiilinssiidnr i=.iif~l,l~.l
ternationnl fishery ilmm-,-,, ,,,. 'gl'-1;,
reliinin ciiltstanillng. ' ` ‘
‘fill
was provided ill allllndancc. A S-’\N FII/\N(lISf`fl, l\`cli, ill-M
fcntilrc of tile vilricd l1FfJ`gF&m WHS
ishort spi-,eclics by 'l`. (fuss. M- Mif-
Neil, A.Nlciiaiigliliil,, Walter Shaw,
l‘hnrles lVlcl\'1-il, (leo Mcllonuld niid
others. At till curly hour oil Fe-il’y
‘ltii tho piirty ilriille up with three
clit-eri: for tiii- i-cpi~i-ut-iitiltivi-il null
lllnclieon to thirty yi,-ip( f- A
Miss Hrivsl li-.ti-liliitlii, l,,,,.y,.,,,,',',,`,’f,‘ff1'
tennis player of the iliilll--i ,\»l.,l..,,l
ruinollnced her rnt;agcmcilt.1_ (;` .,'
W- Wiglltiniiu. ,, l-ll.i~v»ii»-i illliv-t-Till?
Htilflfinf- iilid soil of at ilrllokliil.. M'|,.»,,'l
i-itpitlili.-it. '
To Proleclilie Beauty 1
Thai is Yours
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Rwivucisi.
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- - and to enciiance it, if that be possible, is :1 , "ill Ui `A.'-"-
‘ duty none the less binding because it has =
been made so agreeable, 'That duty centres
in Be:-luty's cllief expression, the skill.
 
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5 use of such perfect preparations as Na-Dru-Co
Ruby Rose Cold Cream and Witch Hazel
_ preserve its bioolii iii spite of exposure to
. over-healed, steamy kitchens, or iii-ventilated rooliis.
  NA-DRU-CO
Ruby Rose Cold Cream
does much more than keep the outer skill soft and supple--it _ _.
as
Cream, you carl
raw, coid'\l/llills,
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feeds the underlying tissues, fills out the tiny iisiiows, prevents ;
wrinkles., and gives a fresh and wholesome cilzlrui. Willl
its subtle odor of fresh roses, and the soothing sensation which
ii imparts, Ruby Rose Cold Cream is a toilet gem. '
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Trade Mark when you buff-
, in opal glass jars, 25c. at your drliggists.
NA-DRU-CO ,
 Witch Hazel Cream _-
i
is zi refined -and aliogeiiier delightful
preparation of Natilre's owli cooling, l1@2=1l- 1
ing specific, Witch Hazel. Under its -
' soothing influence tougiiness, chaps, S-Ore
lips, sunburn, windburll or irriiatioll :liter ,-
shaving vanish like magic. Used freely
after washing li keeps ills hands ¢111d [We
soft and colnforlzibic.
25c. 2 bottle, at your Drugglsi's.
Always look for the Na-Dru-C0
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  National Drug and Chemical Co.
~  :. of (Zallada-, Limited. las
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Leading Poultrymrn Assure Us
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MAKE YOUR OWN CALF MEAL
None Better -Cost Only l%c per Ili. _
HERE IT lS~1oo lbs. Oil Cake Meat, 300 lbs. 'o_llorls,4
lbs. Hel-bageliiu, about i lb Salt. Mix well. S111' =1l’0“l
two cilpfuls in a. gnlloli of sczildiiig wzitcr rind fccd warlll
that II:-rbiigmin liar N11 50"”
Now is the Time to Use I_t
And Remember-Nothing Else is Quite so Good-
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i
IITIERS I"R0.VI THE ISLQND PROVINCE.
During three years I have used Ilerhageluii regulnfly ff" '"5' her"
rcnlctiics ilut they did ine no |:_o-ld. A .
he the best prcpzimtlon I ever ne-cd.
Aligtisliifc Cove, P- E. I
live of constipation it is even better.
remedies, nulkcs it one of the gl-cutest
known preparations for Cougns, Colds,
Bronchitis, und all Tliroiit and Lung
Trolibles, < _
Put tip in ri yellow wrapper; three plus
trees the trade mark; price 25 cents.
Manufactured only by The T. Mil-
burn Co., Limited. Toronto, Ont.
Herhageuiii is the very best tiling that cnii_l»c given liiil_<_rli_:‘;1_W5c~ows
is a great ndvaiitage both before and after coinmg iii. If W' PHC".
wenk ill the kiiecs; it is ii good preventive of scoiirlnif “"‘l.°’,;‘e,l:rw1,¢,,
of hogs, and I find it excellent for the appetite :ind lor k' <~‘Pl"l¥ _l(§‘°"(‘__1‘dl‘
ii healthy growing condition. At ittiolit _five niolitiis  ilrsffllit _§3____g
bacon hogs ot from 140 to 180 lbs.. live weight. I'u.s'c it lor luv 5 _
lf i for ~l10W
pigs from the time they are weaned till after the sliow.~'_; no _~ __ ___
purposes. ittitii they are thrce iiioiltiis old. }~`orc:iIvc.~i it lin# WOW
when ft-ii regularly 111-"'f_l‘-“ "'23
in ii healthy, hearty condition. is n p0sitlve_ prevciitive of .~ctliiil_:lrt>i;_f1 I
ii perfect bowel reglilator. and with it si-:i_iu milk is eqlml _l__°_l__L_ 'mul
have also used it for horses out of condition, especialiv 1 Y
silive dcnlll I"
worms, for which I find it tl certain rcineily It is P0- _ , .
inlestilial worms. ' E J. W- LALBHL l\-
It
It nisintnliis a con 1" . rt ,,,,|
milking heavy and for increasing quantity of milk there is ilnthuii. ‘i
to it. I have had good results feeding it when pasture ww* 
Crnpaiid, F. li. I. ll' MCI' ' foupd it
I hnveuscd Hizrbcigeiiin with cows nt c:ilv_l;ig___fl111¢‘» fi 5° _
satisfactory for horses, and cusloniers speak we 0 I- _ _ , .
ifilii nit-er,-i>. iz. i. R. K- 1f°’\l""‘Z""
THE BEAVER MFG., fill., Lili., Gail, (illi-
dttsrmwflf
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