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A eold, however _%t, should never
be negieeteds1_R>r.illi _mwti-'cmd in
time it wll_l,"`l_n all possibility, lead to
bronchitis, pneumonia, aadnna, or some
oth#  or l 
0bctin_\t9_'cu\ghs and ' _ d to
the fgrat!?\il,_"'  of Dr.
weed’  Paws , na*
.. it al... hill. nn. i.§.i“.’Lg'§’i’}i.l'."2i
the Norway Pine tree. _
Mr. G. G. iuiynn-d, Mill viuql, N.s.,
writu:-“I have had occasion \to use
Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup,_ and can
aayqthat it is certainly a good medicine.
A ut a your ago I contracted a severe
cold, whic settled on my lun and lr-ft
them in a veryweak state. gba cough
racked me terriblyl and I was in des air,
until a friend advised Dr. Wood’s glor-
wayzPine_ Sy_ru___p. I took live bo`tties,!in
all, and it eu me of m cough, and left
my lungs strong and wellff _
Price, 25 and 50 cents.
` Be sure you get “ Dr. Wood’s” when
you ask for it. Sec the three pine trees,
the trade mark.
Manufactured only by The T. Milburn
Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
S9¢‘U§d
MQNDAY.
-HBl'l'Y`l-lunlér-. - of ,Albertom and
_Mrs Hunter agswislting in Boston.
_ -Mrs. Phtk~.7FD_uylo‘and'lamlly have
returned to_Summn-olde to live after
E two years absence in Maine.-J.
...°Schooner Limelight, Captui ’
Bushey, is loaded with cattle and
produce by J. J. Hughes & Co, Sou-
ris. and will sail for St. Pierre as
soon as weather is favorable#
Miss Kathleen Trainer, Charlotte-
town. who underwent an operation
in the Charlottetown Hospital, re-
cently is very much improved in con-
'dltiun. -
Miss Maud McCannell. Charlotte-
town, who has been on a four months
visit to friends in Boston and Chica-
go _was apassenger returning on the
express Saturday night.
A large schooner, laden with bard
coal for this Province is ashore near
Pt. du Cherie. It is understood that
ii provincial tug has been solicited to
go to her aid. There is no insurance
on her.
-The .Empress arrived in Sum-
nrcrside on Saturday night at 9.45.
She had forty passengers going and
20 returning. Her outward cargo con
sisted of eight- hundred bags of i‘o
tatoesjsix hundred hugs 0’ oats, sev-
en hrndred cases eggs and two cars
of mixed freight. The inward cargo
was two cars of freight.-J.
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But thc most wonderful
thing about the Blue Am-
record you can buy. You
must hear a Blue Amhcrol
berol is its perfect tone and

if-\\
to appreciate its true
worth. Your Edison
dealer will play some
for you on an Edison
Phonograph. Ask
him today.
the lifelike quhlity of fr*
its reproduction._ In _
this respect alone it
is superior to an"y
.other phonograph
_,_ . _ _
Tllomu A. Edison, lnc., l00_ ‘Lakeside Ave., Orange, N. J., U. S. A.
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lt’s \ heavy ribbed underwear
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Wool- 1 wool that naturally
vntlutands extreme cold.
cée . 'min 'vmilsae if an _
ktrm-weai'| lonpcrs-md, _ ‘
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TORONTO . ONT.
 
Dr. R. Jenkins, city, is expected
home from Ottawa tonight. '
_..°Miss Etta MacDonald, Souris, is
visiting friends ln Bear River`.°
.._~oe0rge iiieiiicki has ieturnea te
Montague after spending n week at
his home in Bonnie.” ' _
.'.`.‘Ti1oinas Feehan, St. Mn.rgarets_
who has been visiting friends in Sou-
ris has returned home!
Miss Winnie Campbell, North Wilt-
shire, is visiting in Sherwood the
guest of Miss M. McRae.
--Miss Jennie Walsh, who has been
visiting her old home in Summer-
side returned to Boston Saturday
morning.-J.
...*Miss Lizzie Ma¢Phee, Black Bush,
who has been in Boston for the past
few years has arrived home on a visit
lo her parents'
...°Benjamin Bushev and bride were
passengers to Souris Thursday even-
ing. Their many friends wish
them a long and happy wedded life.*
Peter Clarkin of the Royal Bank of
Canada, who has been here since the
death of his father, John T. Clarkin,
left Saturday on return to Sydney.
Otis Pound, Fredericton, has re-
ceived B letter of sympathy from the
members of Refuge Division S. 0. T.
on the occasion of the death of his
mother.
1.
-Many Guardian readers will learn
with regret of the death of James F.
MoNutt which occurred Saturday af-
ternoon at his home in Dsrnley. Hg
had been in his usual health until
Thursday afternoon last when. he suf-
fered a somewhat severe fall oil. B
ladder in one of the outbuildlngs. Al-
though consldsrably shaken up ` he
did not appear to have sustained any
serious lniury and was about-as usu-
al during the remainder of the even-
ing and retired at his usual hour.
'During the night it was observed
that he was suffering somewhat from
the shock. On Friday morning he was
quite ill and although all that was
possible was done for him he sank
gradually until he passed away about
four o‘ciock Saturday afternoon. The
late Mr. McNutt was 'a most es-
timabls citizen, a kind, genial and
companionable neighbor and friend
-nnd highly esteemed in the commu-
nity. I-Ie'was eighty years of age
and leaves to mourn three sons,
GeorgeB., Robert F. and Peter, all
of Darnley, also two brothers. Hol-_
Peter McNii'i£t and _ Francis McNutt,
both of Charlottetown, the only sur-
viving members of 3 family of eight
brothers and sisters. His wife, lor-
meriy Miss Annie Bearisto predgoeas
ed him by about eight months. To
the bereaved relatives the Guardian
tenders sincere sympathy.
TUESDAY.
The nuptials were called in St
Dunstan's Cathedral, Charlottetown
on Sunday, of Andrew Doiron and
Miss Margaret Chaisson, hoth of this
city, to take place this week..
The funeral of the late Robert Gre-
gory took place from his late resi-
dence, Ht. Avards, Charlottetown,to
the peop1e's cemetery yesterday after-
noon and was largely attended.
1 A1' 0r|¢l,fArnllln. suns and dausli-
eon :easier pictures in the heme.
an the truic.by a naw ooi.o»\mo
IIOGIII. We furnish cvsrrthlnl.
you do the work. We aendplnin.
outline pictures whlchyeu color and
feturn to uc. No experience re-
quired. Work is elly Ind fascina-
tinl. Good wages. Work sllynr
round. for whole or spare time. Ne
cnnvllllnl. our travellers sell the
geedp. Write e?-day forlnnructlenl
and contract Free) and start work
at once.
ltfgbnnnsrlfcndalnedlaallll
Commercial Art' Studio
__ ill Colin lt-
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FURNITURE SALE.
Buying in ear loans lor.e'we 'een
sell you_at_ euotlon.P¥'4>ll1-_-°‘ ,.
side Bearer $9.00 ce Slant. sgr-
mu. s5.1s,'¢=~ test.” moo. s1...o.
$8.00, $10.00, $12.00 each. Oornmodcl
$2.75. $3.00, $3.50, 54.l0'ilhll 55-W
Inch. __ »
Wicker Chairs 5 eolorl ‘$8.85 each.
Parlor Buites. not the ordinary but
the best. $19.75. $82.50. 825.00 P'
£60.00 each. 3 and 5 piece suites.
Parlor Tables, 81.514 to $13-\
each.
Dining room tables, surface out
with 5 large legs ,_$'f~00~t° 813-0|.
each. \
on :rem limo f.e$az.oe
Room Ohafrp lrmn ' CK -tl
of six. 1
$14.09 to "SJR
U0 6~00q\¢h
1 1i¢1__il`i::|i»: i4|i!|i||\i||i|_ii|v\||i _  _ -__ _ _ _ _ __ _'
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i f~`4,i|.Q...li||i_A'llf‘|U\Mii »=-wa; " <_»»»<~»=@» w S-»-mf-
Mri. .John
sand., 
friends.
aide yesterday afternoon.
-_Ellsl-ia? and Mrs. Rayner of Green-
mont‘lcft~yo'Bterday morning by tli_e
Empi'e_as_,lo_r\Worceetel'. Mass.J.
C. O. ffarvgr, Mrs. Carver and Miss:
Doris HL Carver of Mt._Albion,l1l1V°
visitin Peniiance.,  ' `__
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W,".A. Tucker, of the‘Bsnk of Nova
Scotia; Charlottetown, loft yesterday
t estorda
mor g r , . -.
been transferred to the branch ill that
town
ronto Globe. Charlottetown is reileht
ing or paralleling "i‘oronto‘s blunder
by charging market fees that keeps
th_e farmers from the market. Slwh
fees are among the most. wasteful and
foolish indirect taxatlonsiacil-Y .Can
levy on itself. _ . _ » ` -
'rue win/of the iacvmarzmt Ken
nedy, Charlottetown, dated Oct. 25-
1912 was given for probate Nov. 18.
1912. According to the invent0l'Y the
estate is valued at $9362-00. and the
property is divided among her near
relatives. The executors are Murdoclt
W. McLeod, Charlottetown, and
Charles H. Chandler, Charlottetown,
McLean and McKinnon arf! Dl'0¢t°\`9~
Referring to the eilect uD0u Prime
Edward Island of the development
Halifax exchange says!--."‘Tl1iB !11mi0“
acre farm cannot but feel the thrill of
industrial development throughout
Nova Scotia, As Halifax, Amherst,
Truro, New Glasgow, Sydflw. Glace
Bay and other towns develop, more
will be required to feed them. That
will be Prince Edward Island’s dav
oDlJ Y- _
farm has not yet found itS¢l!~ 'B0
cause Prince Edward Island has fall-
as a farming community we had the
taking of the census. It is_Ds.tBnt
Prince E wa _ a
farming. Thus _lsr the* farming has
been extensive and wonderful things
one hun r _
with ver little labor. The west
G Rheumatism
le A constitutional Disease.
It manifests itself in local aches and
pains,-inflamed joints and stil! mus-
cles.-but lt cannot he cured by local
applications. '
lt requires constltrlfonal treatment.
and the best is a 1 Arla or the great
blood-purifying ani. tonic .medicine
, I
Hood s Sarsaparilla
_which corrects the acid condltlon of
the blood and builds u the system
p .
Get it today. Sold by all druggiltl
everywhere. 100 Dolfl One Dollar.
_
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lou lair! cut fini .’.‘.¥i‘l€*.i'€56<‘»'H‘l»'i’»`f?»li.E
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»‘ll.‘if'fil§ i.l.‘i§'t°l'.'i?"‘iI§l°li§»2i Sill
`- blister or remove tllae hair. 8.00 D0?
` bottle delive . Bgirzk Alfa fren.
._ snsongfdn. .. fumwl 1°'
‘é if mlnldnd. noel Varicose Yeins\ Bup-
i;‘l"°el‘."li'.‘§i€?¢l"w‘l‘l.‘.“"ii`y'2£»"“Iii'5l»
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hu",-uh' pain quickly. Prloe l.§l‘:3d-WDW'/'
r °e.fe.':.si‘=‘.:..:'.:.....°°‘ ur- .. '°" “‘°"
w.l‘iiouuc.r.n.l.. ui inmlm- in-e¢.¢|.ca.
ROYAL PURPLE
Si:ock& Poultry Specifics
we win mia meiimiy fm. 1°.-
 the uklng, postpaid, one of our
_-i, large 64-page hooks (with ln-
scrt), on the common dlneasu of stock and
poultry. Tells how to feed all kinds of heavy
and light horses. oolts and mera, mllch cows,
calves and famnlns wen. also how to keen
and feed poultry ao that they will lay ll well
in winter as in summer.” lt. contains 860
recommends from all over Canada. from peollli
who have used our goods. No farmer should bo
without ll.
You can fatten cattle and lion In i monthb
lell time by using our Royal Purple Stock
Specific than you could possibly do without lt.
thereby scvlnz a month'e-iced and lnhor and
the cost to you will not be more than ll-50 lvl
six pigs or 81.00 for one steer. It will keep
your horses ln :how condition with erdlnarv
ins animal on ymwplace try it on this one
ROYAL PURPLI POULTRY SPECIFIC
will make your hens lei just as well ln the
winter as in the summer. and will keep them
free from discus. Then oooh ero pure and
uuaduliented. We do not use any. ehesp filler
to main a lam pukmo. entire!! l|\l¢l'¢M
from any on the mar"et at the pruent tlnu.
I Pe i sunk sveeme. noe neku.: four
E011 °i°ik2|° '“r"i¢‘"'s¢..¢i“h‘ifiii"stiii.' iinio sos
I nr Un I7
;§_l_r|n5.0°npndkll.50 nlr tight tlnl that hold
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mmf Pu.-pl: lies Killer. are andrea um;
' .P 06 ll/ '
llloaynl Raigpllle Gall ,Curei-lbs and 50e‘tln»: We
ii. _
mlflimiiunie couch elim. su ua; we by
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nmilr imif acne imma '
Rizzl Plhrrplo lloup Cure. 256 llllil; |06 h7
_ Manufactured only lu " : ‘
TheW.A.Jenl¢lns Mfg. Co.
I/mdon.Cnnndl
letp’ineybeolalal__;i;d_ from"  _
' olmloll 0 , c me
mu c». a.h°»».i'» o fs.
returned home ' -from a nilw m0\1l»\lB I l
morning, for Campbellton, N B. 120 . -
__ . _ _ _  _ -._ »i».. . _~,
which lll¢ce___he  b%_0u tF““i’(°‘:‘:°d'_  _  __._{____.;
LowdeniBeel“`,"'of the Banln of Mon- I  ' , » " I 1  _ ___ l,'  _ _
treal, Charlottetown lel y Y 1   _ '~ ‘ * ’ - "‘
nm ie Yarmouth N s navius  .  jg;  _
5. ‘ » V
The friends"ol Miss Laulfa Blat!! I I `
will regret te learn that she is seri- -
ously niet tae heme of ner sister I I _ _
Mrs. D. Schurman, Hillsboro St,Char- _ th _ ‘
1ottetown.J . - - '
The following is taken from the To- I .
_... _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _
rnw in progress in Nova Scotia. B - !
of ortunit This million-acre I . `
ed to find herself and her 'possikilivles I - 58
'tragedy of the census,” after the last I U I
ature intended the soil of ~_ ` `
that 4 nd rd Isl iid tor "intensive  U  ` -
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Trade supplied by Black Q. Co, Truro, N S. _ " :_» _ ~. _ f
agwmpiigued on the farms _ot from . _ ` .   _ V
d ed to two hundred acres P _ _ " _ _
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boiists of her enormousiharveri- Bul-
ene ei on nm: youusiruec 0* P"“°° ~ - _
--James Tuplin of BlackvBanks was _ » ._ Q ‘ - li '1=!\.“'f_§'_f$;.-`
in Summerslde yesterdaY~J- B B i i _ ~  ' ~_ ~ f -_ .
f  ---- orsemcn » en ion   
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V ’ ` ' ~ 1" --~".‘_‘§i¢,a# '*‘.'l`I'a
DR I. WOODBURY’S HORSE LlNIMEN'l`& DR. ]. \VO0DBURY'S CONDITION-
POWDs;RS will save and preserve the life .of your horses. Their ,use will cure and pi:e_vent~
the diseases common to horses. such a$_~Qou`glis, Colds, Distemper, Glanders. Spavlns, Ping
Eye,_Splints, Curbs, Enlargements, Cracked Hoof, Kidney Troubles, Fevera, 'Cuts,.S_orcs and'
will remove bunches of all kinds,
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< » cunt: s
° SPLI NTS
CURBS
SPAVIN S
NLAK6 I MENTS
COUGHS
COLDS
DI STEM PER
GLANDERS
FOUND RS
¢-_._ 0' a.
Before lining Um"  _ 1 a - _
Use _this preparation thoroughly for all and every disease f ofthe horse for which iris
recommended. Criticiseit closely. Carefully watch. mark and note its effects, and honestly
judging iron it's merits youlwillbe compelled to endorse ii. _ " _  _ _
` _ .  - 7-'_  "if rrzsrlnonlats. ~ ' 1 “_
nminsm :-1 are q;_m»rs waienfb-fi if my are
cnu n and heavcs for n most six months. and became
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iuaasns rnisi nn, 'ri=iouN'roN 
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fqed. If you have a poor, miserable-loolv
no thin there was nothin! loft apparently but skin and
bones and l was temsteo to shoot her. A friend of
mine who had used r. J. Woodburfs Horse Lini-
mont, w_ith food success. induced ms to try one bottle
of it which used with the hesiroauha. I used lust
one and one half bottles of the lnlment which cheet-
si a complete cure oi,_g_oth the collirh and the heaven,
and l have worked _ah Ylrivnn her nvordslnce.
I ntrougf ree mlnena Dr. J Woo bury‘s Horse
Liniment nelihedlest Nurse Liniment on the market,
and advlla all horse owners to try lt.
- ' Very truly
' . iiuuierlicir Mexauzilii.
|_)xAn Bin :-I have used Ur. Wcodbury's Horns
Llnimenr for a number of years, and have found it to
he the most excellent article for the feet ol horses
kept in the stable it revents dryness and lnrsnpnn
promo!-ol a smooth lllgllealtey irrowth and will used
accopiinr todlrectlcnn soon remedy anything, like
aont act one ofthe hool `
W. A. o. naunann. m. o.
(Jookshlre, Quo. s . _ ~ » 
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h\|ryli:|}l:lrtl»Illiht‘iFlll|\ i ||ivii|l’l‘io:"lll!x(tl lbgllrldxvc-i‘l  
congbs,co|dx, and lain#-|\»~»m of all lcindn 'enrldlnd it
_I§_l"_'_0s7_;»h_ff_fé|:_|iiv ulpst. results mr distemper- 'l *srl-ainly
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be without n lgottlllletirhntiilycsilillallliift' und Wd” Tl v ,nlln
(Biirnedi \VAl.'I.‘ER BhA'l‘Eli, “Uaph Livery_,_[_'.:
raAs1ss_'i‘iion'roN_a oei_t.iini¢e'd.l'Jiie|rltill‘f\'Q§|is'
your i_nlm‘ent_nnd.lJ¢ndlti_un lgowder
ltsimm u. ii. onoN'im`i` nl, snail'  J " ._ ~ _
Msrohzsth.un.` " M " ‘_ "h"k"'.l;' \°`5h7".`;
Dn.iaBi.¢s:-You ma built-iyiii -9'-¢§{,'.1y'5 '
is§:§i:bie::§r°r:.ifs‘l°’r'  _
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ll-eyynlmlgurple Sweat Llnlrncnt, 500 bottle: 600
null. _
Royal Purple Worm Powder. lil -tlnl; 80| by
mill. . i` 
` .Royal Purp'e Supplies ind Book- _‘
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be obtained. 0 DN ' ‘ _ ` ~,` ’~; _- ~" _ _ _ ' _ _ _ _ ,~ ,
the milk new three to tive lbs. cow per ' ‘ ~_ ' ___ , - .f- < - _ _ 1 1.; _' ‘
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