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WASTED T0.A SHADOW
through Stomach Disorder.
“i feel 1 could go out into the street
and tell everybody I meet about Dr.
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of 32, The Green, Belgrave, Leicester,
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believing her child doomed. by chance
finds a remedy which restores health
abounrlimg amd complete.
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B._Rogers, Irving McLaren, and C. .5
natctgnavnese to¢_H¢1ifg:h¢ are
lient`_ ant’s `coura€‘ at _ Boy _
school- or Infantry, wsiiin n swf
racket Lioute. J.- S. Begnall and A. lil..
B. Murphy, of Charlottetown and Tilt
nilh re ecti ely, l.l-twlled t No 4 Cd
Siege Artillery course. _
John
has been
he will be
WELL KNOWN HERE.-'Miss Lau-
.ra M. D. Mitchell, of this city, receiv-
ed oflicial notice that she has won a
gold medal at"tbe San Diego exposi-
tion on her display of work in miniat-
tures, says the Alhambra Daily Advo-
cate. Miss Mitchell is well known in
Charlottetown, being a daughter of the
late Mr. Frederick Mitchell, Cashier
of the'Merchants Bank of Prince Ed-
ward Island and granddaughter of the
 = Mr: "alohn "Brecksn, ` of this city.
.She  a; ,v,'i_ie_ce»_- ;of Major and Mrs.
Leigh, ;I~_lg,r1=;r’_na_ny; Prince 'Edward ls-
.glitnd friends -will ,be glad=t:o hear of
_er_“iucl:es's.`  ' _
W€DblNG,_._BELLS. --The marriage
was quiegy celebrated on Saturday
morning y"the' Rev. Dr. Fullerton of
Miss Blanch Delia. Toombs. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Toombs,
city, to Mr. Albert E. Dumont, C. E.,
of Montreal. The bride, who was un-
attended. looked very winsome in a
nile green travelling suit with large
black _picture hat, and carried as a.
wrap a. very handsome black plush
coat wlth_ Persian lamb trimmings.
After the ceremony a dainty breakfast
was served at the bride’s home, only
the immediate friends being in at-
tendance, the happy young couple
leaving almost immediately on a short
honeymoon to the groom’s home in
Montreal. The Guardian joins in wish-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Dumont heartiest
congratulations.
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PATRIOTISM.--Two brothers from
Trenton, (New Glasgow), named Hick-
en are on the firing line. The elder
brother, Stewart, aged nineteen years
enlisted in the Thirteenth Battalion,
first contingent, and has been on the
tiring line ever since last February.
When Stewart enlisted his brother,
Edward, was only sixteen years of age.
But he, too, was determined to enlist.
His parents objected on account of his
youth, being two years under nge.
However, as soon as Edward learned
that his brother was in"tl1`e' tre'nc_he_s,
nothing could keep him 'any longer,
and he enlisted in tl1e'40th,‘leaving
Trenton in the month of -May for _Al-
dershot. From the 40th this young-
ster (only 17) was drafted into ‘the
28rd Battalion at Shorncliffe, and‘is
now in France. His only ambition
was to get into the flghtingline as
soon as possible.-Halifax 'Heraldi
(The father of the boys, Mr. Albert
Hicken, formerly resided in George-
town. They are nephews of Mr..-Geo:
Stewart, machinist, of Charlottetown.
DiNG.- Miss Christie Janet MacKen
zie and Mrs. Joseph J. R. Wilson were
'married Thurday evening .October
28th 1915 at the home of the brlde's
' sister Mrs. Fred C. MacDonald of100
- Park Strae. Dorchester Mass » -Prom»
ply at eight o'clock the bridal party
entered the parlor to the strains »of
Lohengrins Wedding March played 'by
Miss Adelaid Albright. The cere-
being used. The bride was most be-
comingly gowned in white organdic
LAME BACK
lpella Kidney Trouble
. .Therefs nrruse puttisf on linlments and
plaatira tocufe that ache n your hips orbeck
-theirouble la inside. Your kidneys are out
of order. GIN' PILLS go right to the cauee
. of the backache and heal aad regulate the
kidney and bladder action. Then you get
relief, permanent relief I
Mag! a man and woman who has been
.doubl up with sbootlnF‘ralnx in the back
having tnetop work audi e own togeta little
relief, has found nevrheaith and comfort in
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start the cure waxing. pc. a box, six xox!!
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Mr;  rg ecre rye _e__ ar-
|attelll\_\_hi;  ot* irrme. wceiveo
Saturday from Mr Guteliua. general
manager of _giovprnmenf Railways. a
rqpiyfto an`0liuir`y forwarded 'a few
days_1&re_v'iouily. to the effect that the
C r  ate mer( Prince Edward
island, would be' placed this winter on
the - Charlottetown-Pictou route and
later on the Georgetown-Plctou route.
gs gtothe dighpglaititin of thegther ics-
 no' jpg ae V ye 1 een an-_
no`uu§m_ ii.,-:i-I/-I_ -\-. - ’ .- _ _,.2
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Anmvso gnome.-'rue following
N_&0.’a‘»`fani_i 'suing 'ot-- the Bind Regi-
m t.T»‘wl\_o‘ha ef’ been on-garrison duty
in ‘ ifai,-faadywho h‘ave~‘}slnsd' the
P. _ .lime-mutorceafeuts company. ar-
rlvegvm qggplottetown -.on Saturday
evening:- ergeants P. Plnoau, 'F.
King, 'R. E. 'I-foward; Corporals
J. ~ ~Di MacDonald. ` E. Mac-
Wiiliame, ii‘.~Lockerby¢ Lance-Corpl:
A. Maclutoah;<»`i?rivatea -S. Taylor, J.
Berger. N.. -llacQuarrie,= ‘D. MacLeod,
D. 4 hite, B. Wood. J. Hopkinson, A.
Muclllwemz' E. ~MaMannus, . H, Mm.
Eaobern, lil."'Willia.m|, ~W:‘Whitlock. ‘
_ TUESDAY
v»-PRBPERTY ' EXCHANGEF-
Mr. Johnsullivan, Blacksmith of Car-
digan Bridge,~.has exchanged hirpro-
party -in thewiilaze .with Mrs. Michael
Costello.; `Mrs. Costello has moved
into Mr."Suilivan*s late residence un’
Ma n street; opposite'J.' A. Macdonald
&: Co‘s store, and Mr.= Sullivan- is now
occupying. his new premises cn St:
PRICE WEBBER RECOVERING.-»
Mrs. A. R. Forbes, North Sydney has
received a\let_ter from her old friend,
Mrs.. H. Price Webber, in which the
latter says"her husband, the ever-
popular and widely-known knight of
the stage, who for some time was ser-
iously ill in a hosptal in Portland,
Me., is recovering, and expects soon
to be around asain.
_ YOUNGER BOYS’ GYMNASTIC
`CLAS8.»-- The class was started in
the Y. M. C. A., last Wednesday after-‘
noon, when a pretty fair attendance
of boys showed their appreciation ofp
the facilities which this class affords
for physical exercise. The boys will'
meet again this coming Wednesday
afternoon at 3.15 when a much.-larger
turn out is expected. __ ].
PIPERS WANTED.-As will _be
seen from another column, Mr A. A.
McLean, M.P., 'on behalf of the Pro-
vlnclal Patriotic Association, has
offered the Militia Department to
raise a Highland Regiment for Prince
Edward Island. In the first place,
pipers, or those who are prepared to
become pipers, are wanted, and those
willing to give their services in this
capacity are requested to communi-.
cate with Captain McNutt, Hon.
Secretary of the Provincial Patriotic
Association.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.-A memori-
al service was held last evening in St
Petsr's Cathedral. There was a fair
attendance. The congregation sag
tw_o_ or three`psa1ms. and the Rev.
_J,_;j\g¢Doga1d pr_eached__ an eloquent
sermon. He spoke »i.\i'>feeling terms
of the men' of this city' and of this
Island who had laid down'_their lives
-on the altar of their country and their
King. Their glorious example of self-
sacriilce would live through _genera-
tions yet unborn. The service was a
most impfessive one throughout.
SAILOR DROWNED.-‘,-A drownlnz
accident occurred at Cardigan Sunday,
the victim being Alexander Fox, aged
34 years, a native of_Grand Banks,
_ Newfoundland. He was one of the
crew of the schooner "Linda Tlbbo,”
which arrived there on Saturday.
mony was performed by the Rev. W." Fox and three other sailors were ill: a
W. Everts the double ring ceremony ii°\‘{~l'\1“l!l11K °“t 3” U\°h°"» and W °“
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pu; ing it overboard the dory capsized
Island a uththire ein Qaggi ~i w
known as a oc 6'! ,_ ,SF-_ 6 B WH'
sidered one of the i?ei¥lodal_' amateur
point players. having played‘._tha_t posi-
tion for both the Cloth errand the
Y. M. C. A., teams.” ‘ _
YOUNG CULPRITB.--in
Court yesterday
arraigned
a number
occurred
matter
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throwing the four men in the water.
and tulle, the wedding veil fastened Th-N6 Of 016111 IIIBIIBBGG-£0 PBRCII U19
with orange mosgomg, and she ear. vessel safely, but Fox was' drowned in
ried a bouquet of pinks. The maid tryin! £0 BWU0 BB\1°l’9- H15 U00? WEB /X
of honor was Miss Arabella MacKen- l‘¢,¢0V9!'€Il IBD lD.ll\\l|»Bl19i°" and 9"” ' ‘
zle, cousin of the bride, she wore effort was made to. .reluscitate him.
white net over pink satin and carried gut in vain. .He leaves a. widow and  e t I s
s boqusr or dsybresir pinks. Mr. our 'younsehildren-'--'1‘he body will __ _
Willson was attended by Mr. William. iltfbl-Y be ~f0l‘W8\‘d8d t0_'Gl'Bl1d BBDKB    __`__‘_»
Robinson of Lynn Mass. Many friends or lburlsl. __ .. i f_ . .. . . _ ` ' 'q,..
attended the reception that followed _iw ~ -'*' » - ‘_
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and their gms which were many rss- V |sLANo Av|A1ron.-- 'rue view -   - 1 _ pp . ' 
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titled to the popularity of the young ia, B. C., Colonist Vconigeiusman excel- _ p _ _ .<. _ _
couple. Mrs. Wilson was born in Mt. lent?portrait-of=`-Mr;“Herbert McKen- ~ , f' g._F.,_,,_
Vernon P. E. I. while Mr. Wilson is ze,,Zson of Mr..Caor5ol McKenzie- of ». ~ .
a native of New York. Following a Mount Herbert, P. E.~l..-%l\d_nephew '
short trip Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will of _Mr_. G. l-l. Toombs of tbiscity. The
make their home in Lynn Mass. Colonist says that "Mn McKenzie is
another of Victoriafs sportsmen who -
`has arranged to take, an aviation
_course at the Wright School, Day-
ton, 0. He will leave some time this
week. Mr. McKenzie, who is_ about 25
A years lass andrea ‘e to _itorig
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'AN HEROIC ACT.-While fishing
smelts at the Marine Wharf yesterday
afternoon Fred Kenney, twelve years
old. son of Mr Art Kenney, 62 Pownal
Street, fell overboard at the stern of
Peters Rosa, North or me vmage.- '"‘° 0-33- “M‘“‘°"""“1 W" “’“““‘¢
for the third time when Michael
Bourke, one of the Minto’s crew,
jumped off the taffrall and caught the
boy when about six feet under water
and rescued him. This act is deserv-
ing _of recognition by the Canada
Humane Society or the Carnegie Hero
Fund Association.
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION. -
The annual meeting of the Ministerial
Association of Prince Edward Island
was held yesterday afternoon in the.
Y.M.C.A. building, Rev. Mr McLean,
President, in the chair. The officers
for the ensuing year were elected.
Rev. T. W. Murphy being appointed
President and Rev. G. C. Taylor,
Secretary-Treasurer, vice Rev.s Mc-
Lean and Fssh, respectively. Mr Mc-
Lean had been the capable and worthy
President for two years. The Associa-
tion appointed two of its members to | in the Province. Since coming to this
draft a resolution in regard to Rev. school Mr. Christopher has been un-
Z. L. Fash, expressing their regret at tiring in his efforts for the improve~
his departure and wishing him success l ment of educational conditions, and
in his new charge. It was decided reuslts are already quite "apparent.
that two of the ministers should hand l<‘orty»flve pupils are now enrolled.
Mr Fash the resolution personally.
Rev. R. W. Bennett, D.D., pastor of
the Central Christian Church, was
welcomed as a new member of the
Association.
EDUCATIONAL MEETING AT
SOUTHPORT.- A meeting of more
than usual interest was held in the
Southport school house Monday night.
The purpose for which the meeting
was called wus to consider ways and
means by which educational facilities
might be provided for the rapidly in-
<"r|>.\s=‘ng's::i10ol populaitiim. About 25
ratepayers were in attendance. Af-
ter the object of the meeting was
ln-icily stated hy Inspector Crockett
a. very interesting and profitable dis-
rzussioniullowed. Among those who
'participated in the discussion were
the Secretary of School Trustees, Mr.
James Trainer, Mr. Owen, Mr. Geo-
rge Mucbonalrl, the Teacher, Mr. Har-
vey fflirlsioplier, ad s. number of oth-
er ratepayers. Before the meeting
closed proposals were made which,
when acted upon, will have the effect
of placing this school among the best
_ r*‘ 1 mm
The average attendance for October
was 28.' The enrollment, before the
end of the year, will be increased to
50. A number of pupils who formerly
went to Charlotietown.have decided
that education for rural life is best
obtglhed in a rural school and their
names appear in the Southport regis-
ir-r as of old. The people of this dis-
trict aro convinced that the, bes_t_edu- ‘ ~
cation the country affords is none too
good for their boys and girls, and
they are prepared to psy for it. '
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