its headaches, sour
depressing-,but
ifitisnoti
system ofpoiso$.
and heeecure
train
clear
present
worse.
quickly and surely?-_-they regulate ,the towels, stiqiixég
li n r
...  .rd neil 'er'
essb
y . ' c s s s n we as e
most eicicnt family remedy, harm] at sure in action. For
all disorders of the digestive organs
src regarded aa the
‘Y-H. canals
Alperton, l-lla
-Ml S B
dill
-SUBSCRIBERS
week or two before
have paid for has
not mise an issue,
discontinued
dat
-POLICE cop-Blé.-in'. the suin-
merside Police ,V oiut e yesterday
merside.
liilll! f§3$°l_|l.|-3
-soy Hooper. ch».\~iotte:nwn,gpent
yester¢iP¥ in _Hurnraerside.J. _
_mu Grace Ilowness was a pal-
°'  " ‘~ senger to Alberton from Snmmcrlidc
yesterday aiternoon.J.
-Rev. A. s. McKay. Bedvciw. was
... .» , ,-aka!! _ i fm- I _ = §°'”é‘gt1:'lfl°‘°P2f1i§9:4“" Eh°Q““'d a passenger to Charlottetown yester-
DOUGHTY PATENT _PROCESS _
AN EXCLUSIVE DUNLOP FEATURE
Dunlop Traction Tread 'bicycle tires, like
the rest of the Dunlop bicycle tire family, are
_ made by the Doughty Patent Process.
No other tire-maker in _Canada can use
- __ this patent.
,§‘». That means Dunlop is the one bicycle tire
’~,j so made that you can be absolutely sure of
,.- uniformity of construction year in, year out.
__ See Your Dealer
. _ - ' \
1
,iff
.U
..
B103 ‘
_-51 '
e, 3 p was arge
with keepin; acommon geminghouse
contrary to the law. Phillips admit-
ted the charge and was dried $25 and
alta The ceremony was performed
hy Re". H J Fraser, pastor of thi
the presence of the immediate rela-
day aiternoon.J.
-James Henderson has returned to
Bu merside after n ver ‘ilessant
costs. He was also warned th t m ‘ y ' 50805198
repetition of the oilenee woulda tii vim' t° P°p"lar_Ef°fv°'J' house.
_much more seriously dealt with.Fred _Mus Grace welsh has rammed W wereh on
McDonald, charged with perjury was Summa,-side' after 0 visit to ||-ignqg in _t e
remanded until Baturdey.J. in Long River.-J. fee
-s sa N s A 'r I o N -A n 0 t n 6 .e _Mm Em Mm,,,,,,,, ,,,t,,,,,,,'d to he fine not wage from num
sensation was sprung on ' (ge “ebb bl!! 1168.8 BB Dm WEB
the Court at Bummerside yesterday Sflxsloggeeioggag 1812?,-daI;1n?s ,IQ he, minded. A few days alter
when John Murray, who had just hom, in summe,.side__y_ that Bennett had offered a
been giving testimony in the cage ____ $2,000 for dnding the foxes.
against Charles Burke was arrested _Wm and Mrs Reid Mt yesterday not tell Bennett that he
on the charge of setting tire to and on return to Calgary alter spending who took the foxes as it
burning the barn of Mrs. Murphy at tim past three months with friend; in his business. Does not
Elmsdale. At the time 0! the hl\rn~ Crapaud.-J; horse and waggon that Burke was
ing of the barn the fire was believed -- driving. He told the people at
to be of incendiary origin/This ar --Chas Williams, Charlottetown; home about what had taken place
rest seems to be s. sequel to the for James Teller, Moncton; W. J. Moore; that ni§l1t.H6 did not tell anyone else
stealing business now pending beforz Truro; M. Kelly, Toronto; registered until he told Mr. Bennett after he
Stipcndiary Wright.J. _ at the Clifton House, Summer-side, was let out of jail. He has no idea
'l' ' _ between 6.30 last evening and 6.80 Ol Wl1¢l’°\tl1¢f0X°B 0"- »
--WEDDING.-'I'he home of W. G. Saturday ¢v,,ning_J_ ' The next witness was Robert Oocli-
and Mrs. Schurman, ' Sumrnerside, ' ' --- rane, of Alberton. He knew the de-
was the scene of an interesting so-, -P. C. Gauthier, Bt. Louis; W. A. fendant. He had some dealings ab-
Cwl event yesterday-morning at 7-39 Hnestis. ’oner1i-metown; w. Mnsiain, one foxes, with mm mst serum .
when U19" world dwshter. Winni- stanley; J. J. Hornby, charlotte- Burke came to him and told
f1`0¢1 Gllldyi. WHS Ulliliild in I!1Bl`fiBS¢ tow`m.i-.registered at the Queen Hotel; was going to get some foxes
to Bertram Wilfred Mill of Calgary, 5umn§¢`¢-¢id¢_ between 6_3() last even- man named Hayes. Burke
ing and ning J.
‘ ' 6.30 Saturday eve . _
) ' - - refused to' have anything
1f°Bl>Yierim1 Church. Summerside. if HEARING IN THE FOX TRIAL them. At one time Burke
UV” of thi* 'l>l`id9- The bride Wa* (Continued from page one) he could not have the foxes.
Vefl' l""°ttl1Y "ll`°°5°d in PPA” blue Bill* ‘my house I wnnt to see you." He came to him again some time
,,=,__ V _ _. _~V V V ' V ,_ t"mm'§d with cream “lk lU5°l`l7l°D went with him. When they were in wards and said he was olng to ` et
'GI
as
foxes,
not to have
and he
went
time he saw
knew the
and
the
horse
road. There
about one
He did
the box but ordered Burke
ber
to take care of them but
of getting a letter from Hayes
- -     fe,  and pink msebnus. The iraveuinr - . g 5
I/ll
..f2’-
".') "., ... ,".
C A '
'sl »'¢_.""l '
4 ‘_
" 1. _
“I Douhied
My Qrop”
This i~ ilw .\t<n'_\' thai( run he inhl by l|\mflr\‘<l.\ of l|:\|\]\_\' fn1'ni<~i's in
Conaulat who huvu uswl ai IU |>_ ir. Pohieh l"irr1ilizn|'. (lm: l`:\rim~i' in Nova
Scotia who 0rflin."u'il_\' i'ui.~<-il ii crop of l‘Il> liu.~l\<~l.»a of lmiaitiics \\'i(`h no
fi-riilizoi' nmmigged in raise 2102 lu1.\h4\l‘. with ;\ lo\\'-;;i'u<Ir» l`<>i'iilix<~i' but
with it I0 p. c. Pots.-li l"crtilizei'l\o ruined il: lmslicla- Im- hui-¢». off his
land. “'12 can tell you of num_\~ ntluir czisvs just lllic this.
i
'f
If you do the sumo nn your f;u'1u you must la-;\\'ix vluichly that
“Potash Pays” '
Every crop _vmi i':\i~.:~ lnlzrs lr in yuiii' lu"-4`l ju-'i ro 1uu<~li ?Iiti'ogr~n.
Pho<~'plv0i'ir [‘.<~iil :md I’fl'I`.\f-iii. 'l`l1i:< Life'-'flue fm-il the ;.!:\ni:= vat. You
must help Nuiurv- put lam-l: thi.-' iiluni f_i~|n1,'1il\~ _\'<:i\|',~1»;l if ion r. i.~.h .ri
i'i\i_.~l0 gooil crops mil-li _\'i'ur. \'-.11 p1‘.f»l;l.».'l'|l_)‘. \ll»<li~.rN1:in¢l \l\i~~. :\n.| it is
liI:ol_\' you \1.~.¢5fs<»|i:r- so:-i of i`vi'ti.I2r~1'. but -lffyou are not uniniin I0 o c
P0745' Ictiifizcr you 1-.rc noi gviiirgg lbs,-lindi crops from your InniI~
This is li0,\`iilif=a :_-\"'l',\' plain' cute flirt-o'_'¥il!\8l'i:'..s muvli l’()'l`1\S}I us it
does Phosplzoric Acid. (lrlliu:u'_\' lovv~gi;u¢le_i’e_i§iilizei's ciiliiuiii from 0 to
8 gc. Phosplmrio Acid and but 2 yi. of  Certainly this is not
tlipree times as much POTASH. 'fhercforef you want to raise this per-
centage to 10 p. c ofPO'1‘ASH.
n bumper crdp 'this voor, do this; Insist
von with ai I0 p. r_:. l’O'I‘;’\':l_l:l fertilizer. If he
io buy n. low iraulo fertilizer. add enough
to 10 p, c. I"O'.I`A 'H Wfe willl toll {o\;1cxnCtl_\é
on cm: mix "our own erti izer :\. o e i
our experts will idll you how todo this too, willliouf.
dealer NOW, so that he will he
you when you need it. Bond ns
you (ical in. It is written by some of
us stating your dca!er’s name and
let \is,_knoy\'_Iyour requirements. The
`Wr|te us today. ‘
MCn‘reel
you it free booklet telling how to '
in the world :md will surely he of»
now and your dealer has not not it, we-
fcn rc o e occa on. The groom's
costly and beautiful presents were
checks, tnblo linen, articles of silver-
of the most. popular young ladies.
Both young people have the best
wishes of many friends for a long mid-
happy wedded life.-J.
. Minnrd'e Linlment Co.. Limited.
Gcntlcmcn,-My daughter, 13 years
old, was thrown from a sleigh and in~
jured her elbow so badly it remained
stiff and very painful for three years.
Four bottles of MINAHD’S LINI-
MENT completely cured her and she
has not been troubled for two years.
' Yours truly,
' J. B. LIVESQUE,
St- Josephs. 1=. 0., iam Ang. woo.
"EVERY LOVER LCE/EB A
LOVER AND_EV ‘RY WOMAN
LOVES A BARGAIN
1-lerc is n short. reviewer ol Pa-
ton’s lm._r‘gn.ins. Read on, then come
on and profit.
Hundreds of pairs of stockings and
ovcrstockings. Your choice not ai
25 per cent., but at-' 25c. a pair.
Silks at 89C. and 49c.
Dress goods 65c. and 95c.
Flannnllcttc 24c. and 20c. for 16
and 20c. `
50 bed quilts $1.35 value at $1.15.
$1.00 rind $1.25 waist for 85c.
Underwear at 251:.
A lot of min proof coats at less than
half price.
Elpienilid line. oi _print 'cottons and
ginghams, your choice at '-10c.
New ladies, these bargains for a few
days selling and every one a plum.
fPatons ‘ ' _ ~ ~.3-1M.3iE1i.
V. . sU\susr¢s"rnimuR`Ks'rs .
Corrected for every Wednesday and
Saturday issue.
Eggs
Tnrnlps
Potatoes
Pork
Beef
Dressed heel'
Chicken
Turkeys
Geese
Fowl
Ducks 15
Oats (White) 33
Oats (Black) 4g
Hey (loose) $11 to $12
Iiny. nrtsled ‘$9 to $11
till' 54.5"
_ heat ‘ sa
cat ‘
8| to 10;
s fo 7
I to 10
17
15 to 22
ll to 15
12
SS
83
£5523
_.ts
gin:
'9"§'f,' 1 .' . iw...
.». 5 a-i..g\- n..¢»,1tsf\.;..e
_gg  ,,,,¢.  ii
auestmelusus. Ii ¢#'~~il¢==;'»
them He said he would do no such
0 e oxes an s in them
and next summer put the skin ar-
l-Ie said something about finding the
coat in the woods. Another man
came along and he drove nway.Grc»ss-
examined by Mr. Bell. When the
man was at his place he stood on
the door-sill. I-Ie was in a sleigh.
Witness was but a few feet fiom
him. He docs not know that his
wife had the door open. His wife
camo half-way up the stair. She said
there was a man nt the door. i\`it-
ness said “I am getting up." He does
not know whether his wife or he
spoke first, The next day pnzties
were at his place searching for the
Barbour foxes. Mr. Barbour told
him he had lost foxes. He did not
toll Mr. Barbour that it man was at
his door after him 'to help to steal
foxes. He told Mr. white that
Burke had a queer talk to him nbout
foxes. Mr. White said “Burke is all
right. He is acting detective trying
to find the foxes. He did not _tell
Mr. White what took place at his
door that morning. Gallant asked
him who thc man was. Witness had
not seen Burke at his place for nenr-
ly two years. Burke told nim in his
own house that he had the Bennett
foxes. This was three or leur days
possibly a wcck after the Bennett fox-
ex were taken. I-le told him that
» Ladies' tailor made suits at $4.98. .his place was searched that rlny for
K Ladies’ skirts $2.10. the Bennett foxes. Witness told
,» A rack full of ladies’ skirts, half what Burke said about getting the
i Price- foxes. He told a number Ol 0il1€l‘B-
` All knit (£00115 250 05 I-l\° $1- Hn thinks he told Mr. Bennett. I-lc
' Avia-U9" '-'U95 25°~ told Peter Gallant. It was u. week
` Thi’ bl-‘5§»'°9t lot Ol ladies' Wl‘ll"° “ll” or two after the ,conversation with
V derwenr EVER at great saving. B,,,.ke_ ' Ig was mst wgak that Mr,
gy Hundreds of corsets at half price. Bennett camo to Witneés about the
know that Burke was acting detec-
tive when his conversation with him
took place. It WM P\`°l7ablY H WWI(
later that he learned that $Z,000‘was
odersd for the return of the ioxes.He
took no action when he learned that
$2,000 was _being oiiered. He did
not know that any _reward was of-
ifered to any other than Burke. He
s’e.w`l3u1_'ke at his father's a short
---- time after the man was at his door.
dross-examined by Stipendim?
Wright. witness said Edgar _ Cannon
is married to his sister. .He knew
is
1?  
20 -
Spring’-'Medi”cin'e `
There no
/-» .
1
_ _ _ the house he said, 'I have Bennctt‘s some foxes. The wltnessltold him to
E113 ;""1f‘- 0! l18VY§é;|° °l1~)\°V“;l;- fmt” foxes and _want good advice." The take his advice and keep, out of it
cvcldrcmg`i;ly a we tng rea i213 ga* witness told him to take them buck all together. Hayes was the keeper
“Cris ' (uf l”`e°°; 5 were “ °° E and `put them back where he got of Forsytbe’s foxes.
present to the bride was a lovely sei ' \ -
of mink furs. Among many other ,';l;i!:vg'“1dH1:1,TB'tig 1; he coulg gg letter 2* _
were The happy couple left ester Gund his wal” ‘md till” B trip to  -  "  'V .» "' -< il
clay inornini’ for their home iii Gal; me states' A' Cochpme came in'  
“ . k d ‘ . .~ 1,. .<_.. 1 "` - 
 ‘iw fl” .f'°.;"“  5;'.f..”.':.i::° .§.f:‘;.‘;§..:.;°:‘.'.:‘;:...;°    -s if ~ . .   .
svccci ya wo now rn. 1 ' `  . " ",-
bvide has always resided io Summer- Eflextdtilme Je sa: guflke was 'tt    ‘ _
side where she has always been one ‘ ms 8 °’ c D' 0 5°" B C0" ' ' ' " 
can`;|)ol be _eo rraclssl by |341
macmenu 'to arrest the flow of
secretion you must remove the
cause; this symptom is only
one of nature’s warnings of 'a 1
_ run-down system. ‘
-V Build your strength and vital
 forceswith SCO1’l’SEUMUL§'ION,~`
- it siuaplies the needed lime and
concentrated fats; the gl 'cerine ;
soothes and heals the delicate j
organs; the emulsion nourishes
_ the tissues and nerve centers ,_
and makes red, active Need.” '
.. Sco¢t's Emulsion overcomes I
'Y eelarrh by compelling health 
' vigor. '
_ Scnti&l'lr>wne.T_cronio,Ontsi-Io 12'-79 `
. 5 __ ` _Q
“Stove Cement 4c. lb. at Camer-
on’s Hardware Store. For stoves
and ranges nothing like it. 2-28Mtf.
U _-___-
“Bocnotine a glue that mcnds
everything. Cameron.’s Hardware
Store, 162 Queen St. = ~2-38Mtf.
'f
Island Railway, say” 
got better ‘ 
else failed.” `
fe ‘ “M1 z“|.BUK GUIIES. _
h b is but one exam Ie of the
ivgndcgfuoivfnres that Zam-Bug isdaiiy
Working. PureIY llefbu in °°m'
position, this great balm is a sure cure
for nil skin diseases, cold sores. chapped
hitnds, frost bite, ulcers, blood-poisom
. ing, varicose sores, piles, scalp sores,
E r'lnf'\vorm inflamed atshes. °“t9»
Am -Justice of the
'statioiiariiiiliitlesii at Wl:ll\iIit’8fl>D» 0” the Pda”
` “ Four years ago, I 9119905 in *he-
on a freight truck. SU9U\iUl°3 “lm mr
my leg. 'I th0llBllt I-his W°“d 19° '
_doing so it developed il1*° 0 bl; “ °°"
form of eczema which 8D1’¢° l'Ve*'Ybeca
started on the other leg. Both e8Sb° t me
and sore that I could only _V80 8 ll
having them bandaged. Ml? £l0¢¥gl`
work and lay un- After six H1011; if
consulted another doctor. but Wa
I tried all the salves, l\n1I¥l€D¢S an
but instead of semns better I sot worse
my condition when I 80! IP? first b°x °f
Greatly to my delight that first box gave ge
continued to aPDlY it I0 the 5°fe’* "ld da! y
\-5'.
“ ‘ ° .~ t as last I had s0thold of smile-
thing 1ivli:i(i:`Iidv;<ii:1liihacme~ ine, and in the endibdld.
It is now over n year since 'Zum-Bull W°¥k¢d ll °“1`°.m
my ease, and there has been no return of the eczema
or any trace of it. It would be impose blefto *find a
case where the-sores were? worse than those _Qu my
liiiibs, and I think Zain-Buk is a marvellous-hellirzf
lf*.ilrnfor'itcq1ld not have cured me as it did when I
FREE Tlllsi.  
Cut out' this coupon .
andimeil it with -lc.;
Stamp (t0 nav-return
postage) to Zan:-Buk I
._ _ Y. ---» ` ..~..'~ ‘ :-Qu-
l 'v'
.A \ .
‘ 5.-»/1  
Pleasnjag
We make a specialty of
pleasiiig every customer per-
iectly.We` carry only the most
reliable brands of shoes.
Our new EMPRES3 pumps
are here. They are snug anklé
fitters, and will stick by you r
, Price [$3.00, $3.50 and $3.75
€ I Morris & Smit
FARM
U lan
Queen Street.
0 I p
burns and hr.uiscs.‘
Co., Toronto, and,
, we will AsendAyou_ _
A- -1- -_ e-1
._ _ f_'j_i §_`;";";`-":"1"f : :': 1'55:1'17-755:75-'flE751'f='i'f-7172'-75; ~ f ik; '
` GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
Oneiceni er word Iirsi insertion in this column. half esni cr o
' ..-._ .___
v P W rl
for sick continuation. -Gish musi accompany order, Minimum chsrle
, Twenty-live ccnle
gs!
A“EllF€l"!lilF_P_.__ _
AGENTS-MEN AND WOMEN-WE
will start you in a permanent pay-
ing. business with the most success-
ful agents line ever put on the Can-
adian market, without investing a
single cent of your money. Our line
is absolutely new. Sells on sight in
every home. Not sold in stores. No
opposition. Successful men and Wo-
men started -by us are making -$15
to $20 weckly. Write today for
catalogue, and. full information.
National Products Limited, Dept
A.-45 Toronto, Ont. Z-6Mti.
 
FE ELI’
. ._  . \_- <l_\IAl»EII _
_ .1 ‘~ ~ waufmn-A RELIAEE noisiie
maid, one that is able to do all
kinds of cooking and take charge
of house, middle aged lady or wi-
dow prefcrred. Good wages and
steadyposition to the right par-
ties. None need apply without
good references. Apply Box 33,
Aiberton. , 2-ZGMEGI.
._=. _ IQXQB. He had D013 'lS0ld lllm what _ ' ¢ WANTED. A MAID FOR GENERAL
'I Infantf “nderwear at 15°' ' Burke said about the foxes. He did ,. housework in a family of four Must
7” 3h°'l" kim°l‘“B at 50°' W°"th “'50” not know that he w0\1lfl get will Hui' ' " have some experience in coiikins
 Long kimonns $5.00 and $3.75 for for it ,He heard that Burke was to S ,. V , _ Good wages Apply to Mrs Bum;
'5 $2-5° “"5 ‘3"’5' I at $2000 if he found the mes. 'rms' 1 1 n stewart 14' water st 'z-19 my
.' All our winter coats and they are 5/as common talk. Witness did not  a  1 
» come beauties at half price: » » '
_ . ron sau:
 gi-;'-Q1; Eff-fffaf lfflf-fa`a`-'fl f 1??  -V5.
HUN'riNG poo FOR SALE.-e-P¥rm_ __
bred Beetle, 11 months old/ A- ply
to owner, Ernest Rodd, North M31-
ton ‘ -
_§__$:M2ipd_.
non s.u.E-nor oN userpic? 'r.
meet 1ee x60. with oreha"rii?'A
bargain at $175.00. _Apply Box..i22a.
_ ' < \ s-1ms~p__.
non BALE, 'rwo Flvumim LYNX
kittens. Semi-domesticated. High-
est bid received by March first take;
them. John Downbam Stratlzuigqy,
6 Gi
_QL
ii- Z-2 .
Fon slips:-AN A1vmn1oAN siirs
worth $150 for $100, also a`liay-
‘ ton Ussh Register where ten plates
can each have their keys, worth
$300 for S200. Also bicycle _shop-
ladcier, length 12 fesrgalsq a eo,un'-
ter with shclvings I6`ft."I0'ng _ Bli
inches nigh and as ~T- inehervvide.
1*-Piily "Register" earefof iluafdfgh
' . *. -M _
LOST, GOLD WATCH AND FOB ON
Great George Street, ‘beirvlesuf-Ba!-'
field and Dr. Ayer-s’. lfigder ea 9
si ea Bnynei. ' W  i 
MALEII lil’ ‘ '  
MEN
ing and
Positions
Portland
Bt.,
FOXES I FOXES I' FOXES l-- FOR
sale 5 silver cross Foxes, one dark
and one medium Male, and one
dark and two Pale Females, also
four Red Females bred to cross dog.
Portage Wild Animal Co., Box 228,
Portage Da Prairie, Manitoba.
l 3-3 M4iE3ipd.
r
me such
e
of my
son .loans dn
11 Point and
sold be-
1913
WANTED ,
saw and
Wellington
Another
~ I.,
Toilet Sets
has Just been received
'are splendid values,
6 C.. .
f -e-. - .,~
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