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AUGUST 6’ 191° " 'rim La'rms'r miiws . 7" ‘ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN yrngr 0|- nw PAGE FIVE
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Important -
Provincial News .
of the week for Saturday
Subscribers . '
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THURSDAY
R. C. and Mrs. Williiims and ~ ' .
TGI! I6". Shetllac IILSL l"l`iilny for
-10rd. P. E. I., wliore they wil-1
5198116 ` a vac-atiuii. Mr. J. W. M.-,
Dol1B|<l,' OI Stl-ilartoii, N, i-5" ,H
l¢tl|1K~BS the Manager of thc Linnli
ol" Nova Scotia. here diiring Mr
Williams' aiiscncew-Sasckvillo I'ost 
About tweiity-fivc hori-ies will be
shipped this morning to the Domin.
ion Coal Company tit (iliiri: llay by
John J. McDougall. Mr. Mellon all
states thai. since he commenced lllny.
ing horses in this I’rovini:e on May
8th last he has left money here to
the extent of $12,000.
Miss Ruby McLa11gbliin l1its'ni~i-ivrni
home from Mt Sinai Hospit-nl., New
Y0I'k. on ii visit to her parents ll.
and Mrs Mcliniiiglilnii, Prince Street.
On returning she wil'l be acizonrpaiiiedl
_by Mrs Mcl.ai1ghlnn, Miss Iieatrir-,,.
and -Master Doniild as far as Ilost-on
where they will-visit before proceed-l
ing. to Worcester. »
Rev. A. F. Robb, returned mission
ary- from Korea is visiting Ilev. /i_
D. Stirling in Kensington und will be
with him on Sabbntli next and give
a short address at (leililic Memorial
Church at 10.30, Kensington at 3 o’-
clock and nt Mulpeqiiciiit 7.110, liriv_
Mr. Robb has just ri-t.ii1'i1ed from
Korea aftcr nine years of very nrdu
ous laboii1‘ thiit llorl luis wonilerfully
blessed. He 1‘ct1ir1ii~il by the bliberiair
railway to Si.. l'cf.ei'slii11°g tlieiieu to
Bllflill. Bild l.oudoi1 null iittenileil the
Wurld's Miiifiioiiiiiy <-onfe1'e11ce ut
Edinhurgli; All loin in wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Robb n very hnppy and in-
vigorating rest in the liomclnud.
Last. night's baseball gaiiic at they
Ahegweit Grounds lietweilii the Vic-
torian and 1.ii'lebii1's resulted in ii
Wifi for thc forini-.r hy ri score of
eleven to eight. The gwinc wns
fairly good both tennis gettiiiir 111
somri very nice plii_v:». 'l'lio il1'lelii1i's
started well leading by two runs in
the first but the \/ies soon overcitme
this. They hit linril and ofteu in the
second and third ruiiiiiiiig up u total
of eleven to their oppoiieiits eight.
Mr Durst umpircd the giuiic. The
next game is on .\‘ati1rdiiy nfteriioon
when the Urlcbnrs iueet the Teddy
Bears. `
San Francisco luis been rebuilt in
record time, and to siiy thntnmnn
is ii San Fi'a1ii'iseo builder invariab-
ly means he is ii liustler. Among
the hustliiig biiilders of San Francis-
co Wallace C. Iloswall holds ii ,insi-
tion well to the fore. Mr. lioswall
has established ri ri-.p11t11t.iou for ilo-
ing work ahead of time, and, as ii
coiiseiiueiiec, he is in demand by ine
local architects. An example of tbc
manner iii which he works is to be
found in the Laurel 1ipa1‘t111e11t-4, on
McAllister lzltreet, a threc-story 1-:iii
basement building, the frame of which
was erected in twelve days’ time.
This building is second to none in
thc city in workmanship, mid is ii
credit both~ to the architects and '.lic
builder. Another of (‘rim and Scott.’s
buildings lu1ilt_by_jilr._Bos.wall_is_tI1c
Matthew Smith Flats, on Ellis r-1;.,
east of Larkin, Sun Francisco, The
quality of the work was such that
both of these buildings were leased
before completion. Mr. lloswnll ii-.iv
has under wny a lurge flat building
on Clay Street, east. of 'I‘iiylor, for
the same i\1'cl1itects.- The A1'chit.e.‘.t
And Engineer. He is ii son of the
late W. J. Boswall of this cil.y ii-1-i
has been absent from this l‘i'ovii1ce
for the past 25 yciirs.
IIVE HAIR
CLEAR SKIN
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Assured by the Use of
CUTICURA
Soap and Ointment
All who delight in a cleai
skin: soft, white hands. 2
clean, wholeson1_e scalp and
live, .glossy hair will find
that t ese pure. SW@€l alld
gentle emollicnts realize
every expectation _in pro-
moting skin and hair he_alth
and bodily purity.
sole nmiminuiine wnriii. x>fi»o'l= "'14"-fl
. 1--» »-ri. -»--.». -». no M .i:.°'li::.'°'
.‘§l'$la0i"'tlli¢.l‘icl'rl°i'»ll'.'1l<»lvi`l"l5»l\¢ llvill 0°"-l
4 unhryn 1.1¢., 'ibiuiz mi. Anim, ipnnnn.
9, -|~°'y,_ qs; 11,11. A.. Puller hrul aspen.
..."'° '.'".l.ii'..‘.;`.'Z ".?l.‘!'l“'J£$.’.il.’.'.,’?.°'......a. ..
q\'&7a no 1'mim»»ii'i.iiiiii. -ua ia-up.
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200 500
J. H. I"riti:h1ird 27 30
I.. R, Allan -29 21|
Fred Tanton 31 25
I.. ll. Crue 25 24
A_. W. Lenrd 2;; 27
lu. Monkley 27 27
Allan 26 24
. (‘-_ Dickie 20 28
It. Crockett 26 24
F. Laficrty 23 24
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""l`y larixely attended.
_Willie McCnrron, aged ten years -The dredge Montaigne has" com-
 ;1_f_£-_oi1_d\1etor ivicCarron, City, pleted her work at the town wharf
_ow ___-_tlllginl hi;_me. 'lhc young fel- and was shifted yesterday morning
H__rc____ ____ 1; __ fame on (nimberlanii to the east, side of the Railway
_"___ __C____ da ur ay morning last, Wharf where she will dredge a. cut. Gil-l1¢I` IHWBFU 0l` 0\1l~WB1`d-
bmw; ___  kt0__ \\\B Story. has 500 feet long to a depth of from °'“'-
“___ what h. 1 ood snce. H_e did not. sixteen to ten |¢e¢_
M-C(_____ _e was omg tbeie. Young -M -
m____;___0. ;1_l.ed___§ifteen, who has been _ Mrs. ldllen Snow, of Bath, Maine,
Mc(____I_¢___h; \l»f___ nnday was seen by IS Spending the summer at Pleasant
_,________ _mt kb' 0 _Elway but the_ latter Grove: Lot 34, the guest of ber neph-
_______e ___-____n¥_w wiere be is. It ia pro- ew, bdward Wyatt. Mrs. r Snow is
__ ____ __ ht e young chap will turn the _only surviving member of the
P Hg . family of the late Nathaniel Gibbs,
_“___ _________ ___-_ _ who was a leading shipbuilder nf, eral Conservative Candidate for the
Salvcr ___ ____ bqnot for the Silver Miscoucbe one hundred_ years ago,
_________ _________ et; i_1_mmers1de Rifle Club and was well known in Charlotte. ley on Wednesda He was accom
__n___r________ ?_I;___ li.lI_ range yesterday town,__whcrc he died in 1846. The late
____m ___ _ on _y a fair number_ol Mr. Gibbs was _one_of the earliest _
pi; ors sliooting. The following emigrants to arrive in this Provirwe aid of Cardiagn. L.L.
tire t e best ten scores. in the good ship Columbus from
600
30
26
26
20
25
24
27
18
21
23
:ion (_.‘-ommissions. _Single fnre rr-,-, is
__1i11 tiikcrts will be issued on Mon- spent the past twentyrigng years in
W fi "llll ll0H‘l&y Ruud _to return on 3'I>llll_i County where he is engaged in
___€__I_1_f>_»:;_1:_v fo? _meetings at char- farininz near 'rniarn ann has im-ge
________ ______ an_i 1 sior_o. A special land interests. The many friemis of
cave Chailottetown on Mr and Mrs McNeill Join in wishing
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Brixham, Devonshire.
__ -From a Redfield, (S. D.) _Journal
Oliver McNeill, f T 1 _ d 
Mabel Lee of S(1)imnlleillzlil<lle,ml’. l<}l.Vhf`,ki
the Rev Mr Harkness, officintii1',f_.lili='s
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-The City of Ghent arrived ln lAlbert. McDonald Georgetown 530 Florrie Martin Grandview °260' / Ri
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Summerside about 4 p. m. ‘yesterday George Toombs, 'West Kent 530 Clara Ryan, Morell 269, 1 ‘ly
and left again about 7 p. m. for Donald Lamont, St Catherines 529 Agnes I-igan, Tignish Convent ’268l  
Halifax. Shehad very little freiigibt Laucblan McKinnon, New Argyle 524 Ida Welsh, New Perth ‘267 `, |flrhe|,|ork.4,¢:n0o|l!, dc.,
...Last night's political meeting
was held in Bridgetown. There was a
good attendance and much interest
was taken in the speaker’s remarks.
These were practically the same as
at the meeting of the previous night.
...J. A. Dewar, the popular Lib-
Cardigan District, was in Lorne Val-
v- -
panied by the energetic member for
the above District, J. A. MacDon-
Freii S. Cameron, who, since the
__ old home-weekraces at Amherst, has
been resting at the beach, has re-
f_ a recent date the following 1, turned to Amherst and is now in
clipped: 'rhef marriage ¢Ouk'p|Me training for the maritime champion-
at the home of Mrs Frank C-ampbel1_ ship, which takes place at Charlotte-
-sister of the gr0nm_ on _jury 20th_,,f giwnm during this month.-Halifax
era ,
At Georgetown on Wednesda
Lee is the only daughter 0( R_ U_ nominations took place for the bye-
Lcc, siimmerside and was hm." in election in the Cardigan Distrist.
Exciiizsion rates have been iirrang Minneapolis but has s
. ` _ _~ pent the grea-
';tl__:_l_i_:\__£hc  I.‘;._ Islnnd_Railway in ter part of her life in Summerside
,_"________-_-__-___1__`v\_i1 1 _le meetings of the Whore her parents have resided. Mr
____-_________._ (_.i ueat1_i_\n ,and Industrial McNeil|._ _who is well rind favorab'ly
_ L. -ommisi-.ions and Conserva¢ known in Tulare and Spink County,
ii
a nntivc of Canada but has
'|‘i1esduy at 2.00 . . f ' h, - ._ gh , . __
_________ _ _______________t__§ __;i_1_______f_»_i_ tFe___H1;l__s__ _ em them the gieatest of happiiiei-.s
;'_\"-_fliflii n_t_ Ziimmerséide single fare h
.c e s wi e issue on Wedn d ' , near T1." ‘ ft .  _
1I"0d to rtiturii on Thiirsilay. elltaliln gust. Amo B er tht' mm ul Au
llillled that these meetings will bg
The S. S. Halifax arrived last
*_ night shortly before eleven o'clock
oinc to their friends on their farm'
ter_, Mrs. Win. Matheson, Oyster [ind
B_1di:c, and while waiting for her
sister to accompany her home one Sandi-nc, Miss
al
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da
W
It
ltii
to
gatiom-1 as to thc ndvisability of as- _
sisting- in the support of Dr Coffin Kllllllér. C. MeKinnon', Mrs. M. K.
missionary to Trinidad, as successor
to nw A. 11. Mckenzie, Wim bmi re- MHCKHY. Mrs. w. M. siiwsey.
tired from missionary work owing to
ill health. A special meeting will
be held thc- .Tuesday i°.' Exhibition
week to decide the matter.
No . _."i, -_vvas._ci1lled_to..-order.._at_.the
usual time and opened in ritual form.
After the regiiliir business was trans-
acted the following officers were in-
st
Sm
an
M
Tr
va
Sl)
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se
pri-,seiit and the Lodge closed 111 ritu-
nl form. .The Giinrdinn wishes Rose-
lhe death of Miss Christina M. llla-
fl eson, who died on -I|1ly`5th, (laugh.
she had been living with her brotlier
ber.  committee was appointed
On Monday last Iloscbery-Lodge,
ll- l-" 'I lminfnl duty to aiiiioiinee with the following passengers: T,
1
ter of the late Donald Matheson, ll-
i'lll"llfIflll. For the lai-it your _years M
_ M
__ .
D1. I. It. Matheson of Prince Albert Mrs. J. S. Wirt Mrs G IH -lilac
S sk.” Through ill-health she ,vn_.:, son, Mrs. I.. MilKinnon ‘C'McKin-
obliged to return to her native home, non, Miss R. Hourdon, Miss IIC. Bour- l
While on her way she visited her sii: don, Dr. E, Cromwell, F. Filbcrt, S. c‘ Hourlmll' for Vlulatlnll Ol llle cull
r
` y .1
ilu to complete her journey. After ll
few weeks suffering, which she -‘l
bore with (‘-hristian patience, she l
Il"l"""l‘l ilnncefiilly away. The remains
we
y 3,- conference on Foreign 'Missions Ulm. C~ W~ l"Hln0. Sli"-6|” M- -l0S€I5l\‘
ns 1..-.111 with iiev nr F. .1. ooiii.. loo. Sister Joseph. Dr. J. A. Barrie ~ .
cv nr or....r, nf frrinidnd ,md Re., niis. sin-rin, J. F..-1101., Mrs. 1<:r1icn` Qlllllws COUNTY
A.
Murray, Clifton, was nominated as ll
moderator of the Maritime Synod llflnfllfli MVS. U- Best. Miss A. A,
which meets ut New Glasgow in Oc W
to
I
tr look into the mnttcr of recruits M
to the ministry .to report at next ,
mec-tinir i*.` Presbytery, A resolu- lll`~ -l- W- Mf'l"-“- MVS- MOSS. MiSS E. Fllmwls Menlo”
in was msseil reiuestin' i-nisteria lllCI‘l\U0. Mrs. J. G. Broughcr,. Miss Wlllmd P"rk"r ,
A. McKinnon, Miss E. A. McKin- §J§`IARlAOT(;rETC`wN `
‘ 1 11
I l L m
confer with sessions nnil congre- ll-
n ydp
Gilb¢rt Walker West Ken.
alled by Lodge Deputy John W. H I bf ., .
in., ..ssi1<i....1 by 1v1.~... n.1v1. sinks §,,',,,,,,°,§',‘f, "gf';e§l‘”y,t“f7;“‘ff‘l;mf§_c{lll[l§
fl llll`-Y lvlllclllllllllll “ll lmltlllllng health. Work, worrv confinement in-
 ;i_oors and lack of excersise cause the
        
h I-Iuhle'; (lhaplain, Diana Morri- ,h _ 1- - _ _
ii; (iuaril, Angus MacDonald; Sen- 225;? and U' mustang me mg of und
tinel, Neil S. Morrison; Dep. Marsh.,
F rink A. Stewart; flrganist, Nellie
Hi1hley;- P. (`. T., Rupert I-fublcy. As R
usual n pleasing program was pre- I t_ th . _ _
      5:5.  
they enjoy to I)r. Willliams' Pink
P-ills. They feel well and enjoy life
well. Therefore improve your health
Burkc,,Mrs. Burke, J. F. Mcl-‘hee
Mrs. McPhee. Chas. Luce, Mrs. Luce
F
Haag] Mrs. M. Curren Mrs
:Fl
Eno. J- B. Eno. nr. c. w. inieaiii
inslow, Miss E, Jordon, Miss A,
Iordon, Miss M. Murphy, Ming A,
B. Tyler, Mrs. Tyler, W. J, Leg.
on, Miss M. C. Cochrane, Miss M.
Sinclair, D. F. Fitzgerald, W, F_
. BRINGS WRINLKES
Tool manv women and girls look
calth to run down. Then faces be-
Women and girls who feel wel-l ‘look
nid you wil'l look better. It is a
iirpliy, Mi.‘.' M. K ll , (‘. F, R (lllH!‘l0l“ llfllitfffr
" ° y ’ y""' Kisgrs co11N'rv -
.RUKEN "EM-TH €.'.1.“i1..:*‘:.‘:.‘..... 3°
Fulton Anderson
Norman Lowther
Wilfrid Parker
Horatio Nelson, the Liberal nomi-
nee, was proposed by John A. Gor-
don of Georgetown and seconded by
Robert (1. Mellish of Union Road. J.
A. Dewar, was proposed by Alfred
Gordon of Roseneath and secondei’
by Terence Power of New Perth.
...The opening meeting of the bye-
election campaign in the Cardigan
District was held Wednesday night in
Baldwin’s Road Schoolhouse. It wal
their nnw 1ifc_ They Wm he at, lar e and orderl Robert Cuiia
IZ y~ " r
was chairman. The speakers in ord
er named were J.'A. Dewar, l-lorntl.
Nelson, J.A. McDonald, M.P.P., Hon
J.HJ0Cummiskey, C.P.W., J.A. Ma
thin Il. M-P-P-, Premier Haszard
Murdock McKinnon, M.P.P., and J.
A. Mclsaac.
No word has yet been received fron
F, tjiiinnsmh MrS_ (~,hin,,B0n_ Mm; the customs department nt Ottnwr
. Cliinssoii, Miss A. Mahoney P. regllnllllg the llllllloslll ‘ll the P- E
cDonnlrl ]v[r,._ Mcpmmld Q fn .th 1sland_i-ichooncr Miantonomah, wbicl
ki was seized last week by Capt. J, W
Gordon of the revenue cruiser Glad
ator and Special Customs Officer J
ilbni-ry “_ (;_ C|m.k_ Mrs_ (_-_ J toms laws. The schooner is noi-
_ _ _ C' moored in the stream in charge of 1
gandem,_ L_ Stew; guard, and her cargo, consisting o
was trikcn sudden] 'ill and was 11-. nrt, J, Bears, . B. Barker, M,~s_ nineteen casks of liquor, nine caski
m.ke,._ G_ VcS,_my_ D,,_ J_ A_ Samp_ of gin nnd five eases of loaf sugnr
mi, ' iii-s.  J. comiitotir, 1-1. w, i "“l““‘l “l 52-000- ‘l“lY Paid- is Store'
Inmgtncky ]\.[rs_ A_ W_ Marvin L_ J in ri warehouse here awaiting iiistrnr
' ` tioinl from the department.-Sydne'
re taken home for interment? (Eg- ado, H. Benuvai.-., A. J. Eno M Poslll . l
niniimr pi.~....-.-. .-ony.) white, 1v1.~.-1. J. '12 sein., M1s.1'A, Nl . '
- - -~ Wright, Miss H_ |~]_ W,-ight_ O_ H_ MA'I'_liI(.ULATIL)N I*]XAlVlINA'[‘I()l\
At the ini-.f‘tii1i:ol Prez-1by'tei'y Tucsc Burleigh, A. H. (`-hisolm, Mrs, Chis- 1
0.
1910.
_ SCHOLARSHIPS.
F. Robb, of Korea. Rev John Mlsll l`l~ El"ll‘lll~ M- EFll¢l”l. D- Dewar: Allah Cole Cllllul
H, Dewnr, J, McDmm|,|_ Mrs_ Mc_ Hariiv Balderston Hillsboro (‘on
' School
PRINCE COUNTY
Charles Buxton Cape Trnvr-,rn
` Malpeiiui
Georgctowi
Gcorgctowi
/
W-est Kent
Candidates who have made highest
marks in each of t.-he subjects of ox
aminntion.
' ENGLISH
H ISTORY
lhurles Rattee 91
I .
William McLean . 99
' ARITHMETIC
10
100
10(
BOTANY & AGRICULTURE
Freda Morrow 7|
GEOGRAPHY.
William McLean 93
FRENCH
s appear, there are headaches, back- Irene Damon 9.,
MATI-IEMATICS
Allan Cole 9.
LATIN
Harry Balderston 9
Allan Cole 94
PHYSIOLOGY
Marion Newber ' 97
y
SENIOR EXAMINATION.
bcry Lodge cvcry success.
FRIDAY
his ancestors.
ten1be1‘.
John A. Munn of Hull, Mass.,_ac-
|»,ompnnir\,il by his lriflnd, Mr. Knight
of Bostnii, sailed last Saturday from
New York for Lonrlon, Eng. While
nliroiid they will tour the British
Isles and the most interesting Eur-
opeuii eoiiiitries. Mr. Munn is a rin-
ijvg 0( Wood Islands of this provin-
ce. His many friends join in wishing
him ii. pleasant trip to the lend DI
Henry mid Mrs. Smith, City, leave
wmnrrriw moi-niiig to atteni_i the
Methodist Gencrnl Conference in Vic-
toria which opens there on August
141.11. While in Victoria Mr. and Mrs.
Smith will visit with _Mrs. Smiths
mother Mrs. l.awsou, wife _of the inte
Henry Lawson, nt one time Editor
of the Fharlottetoivn Patriot. The
-  1 fi' . `ll t
 ,allirllénélhkllillqcglr   'expected to recover my health I was
i
Writing to n friend in this city F.
H. Stover, of the Maritime Oil and
Eiiploratloii Company, Lake Ainslie,
it. R., siiys that they have sunk one
of their easing drills to the depth of
as only a healthy person can `
The simple reason for this is that
Dr. Williams' Pink. Pills make new.
rlch, red blood. which strengthens all
the vital organs, brings brightness to
the eye, a glow of health to the
cheek, and bracing strength to everv
part of the body. Mrs. Warren
Wright, Una, Sask., says “I feel
that I owe a debt of gratitude to
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills that nothing
I can sav in their favor will f1.‘lly rc-
pay. I was so reduced in health and
strengtli that I was hardly able to
walk at all, and could do no work
whatever. My blood was so thin and
watery that my lips and linger tins
resembled those of a corpse. I had
almost constant headaches, 'and the
smallest exccrtion would set my heart
palpitating violently, and often I
woiilld drop in a faint. Nothing I
did seemed to hclp me in the least.
and I felt so far gone that I never
in this critical condition when I 1-end
in a newspaper of a eure in n case
like mine through the use of Dr. Wil-
iiamii’ Pink l’illi-1 and I decided to
try them. I got half dozen boxes
and before I 111-11.-ii them all there was
ii great change in my condition. My
appetite returned, the color began tn
1180 feet. At this spot for 61 diHf-M100
of ten feet they struck hard sand
mid from this they 1:01. H lIU0d_ Sh"“"
ing of real genuine oil, of which Ml'
gtnver is going to sent over a bottle
ns n sample. When they I-!€f» illffllllllll
to soft sand Mr. Stover say ll' lsl.
not known how much to expect but'
great things are pm-islble. The com-
pnny are even more confident than
ever of the ultimate success of their
venture and Mr. Stover expresses
himself in an enthusiastically ex-
pectant inauner. _
Mrs. J. Bennett Robertson, ac-l
companieil by her two chlldren,_ Rr-
rived in this Province recent._ly_t r0_f\‘l
Winnlpeizi Mallllllllll- "ll ll “ls "
her motlier and relatives at Loni!
(frm-.k, Mrs, Robertson is ii daughter
of the late Hector McLean of Long
(ir-eeli and with her husband went
west a few years ago where they llfW9
met with a larize measure of success.
nr. Riibertnni win vim the Prov-
ince shortly and will lvl" lllll Wll°
at Lmrg Creek. Their many friends
are pleased to learn of their success
.inn welcome them tn their native
come back .to my lips and lace. flnfl
my ati-ength was increasing. I con-
tinued the use of the Pills for some
time longer and they restored me to
the pink of perfect health. While
using the Pills I gained twenty
pounds in weight. My cure was
made in the summer of 1909, and I
am now enjoying bitter.: health than
ever bcforn."
Dr. Willems' Pink Pills will do foi-
other weak and worn women just
what they did for Mrs. Wright. if
they an-..glven a fair trial. Sold by
all medicine dealer! or by mall at 50
cents ii box or li! boxes for $2.50
from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville. Ont.
-i-__@-»--i
The marriage tool place yesterday
at the residence of Rev. George E.
Ross of George N. Douglas and Ma-
tilda McLeod, both of this city. The
bride was prettlly attired in blue and
was attended by Misa Ella Garrett,
while Lester Douglas of the P.E.I.R.
supported the groom. The happy
couple left by the afternoon train on
, , i uiily to their leav-
i'.§’.§"`i.i.`.§'i"`.§§if»'.l§°.i' ‘$0 iirguy into we
_...mil iiii- ni on community.
ii visit to the eastern pq, of the
Province, before taking up hmiae-
Clarence Tidmarsh, West Kent
Hammond Brehaiit, Murray Har-
l<`i1'i`iily .\’lullally, Bouris
William Stewart, Kensington
Heber Newsome, Hummernidc
Gordon MeGougan, Malpeque
Daniel Nicholson, Montague
Total marks Possible 83(
Necessary to pass 41?
Allan Cole, Kensington 735
Charles Buxton, Cape Traverse 70
Charles Rattee. Kensington
Story Hynes, Kensington
Harry Bnlderston, Hillsboro Con-
solidated blchool 68:
Norman l.o\vther, Kensington 67'.
William McLean, (Irapaud
Helen Strong, Summersiile
Laura Simpson, Prince St
Clyde Auld, West Kent
Thane Campbell, Siimmerside 05?
Elmer Mcl.en<l, Hunter River 651
Annie Irving, (Tape Traverse 6511
Francis Mcl”hi~e, Georgetown 640
Cora Mountain, Malpeque 629
Edith Howard, Hillsboro Cou-
solidated School
Wilfrid Parker, Georgetown
Carman Wightman, Montague
Harry Sterns, Sourls
Hazel Woodside, Clinton
Gilbert Walker, West Kent
Kenneth Martin, West Kent
Myrtle Ross, Alberton
Patti J, Currie, Souris 595
Leo Nelligan, Tignish 580
Fred McDonald, Alma 585
Daisy Waterman, Prince St 585
George Webster, West. Kent
Edna Miller, Alberton
Jean McPherson, Summerslde
70
684
671
B61
651
653
628
\62fi
U25
611
505'
504
60 I
500
584
578
576
573
bor 560
568
567
556
Dora Su11arel.riggs, Miscouche
Convent 564
Annie Corcoran, St. Joseph’s
Convent: . 564
556
554
Ernest Simpson, Bay View 552
Cuyler McKenzie, West Kent
Jean McFadyeii, Augustine
Cove ' 544
Elma Arnott, Albany 543
Irene Lewis, Cardigan 542
Sadie ritevenson, New Glasgow
John Paoli, Montague
Ethel Norton, Prince St
Bertha Carter, Prince St.
Jack McLeod, Summerslde
Jean McDonald, Prince St. 538
Elsie Francis, Fortune Bridge 537
Fulton Anderson, Morell
Sadie Smith, Eldon
Elliot Full, West Kent
Fulton- Andirimn, Morrll
Annie Frai1ei', Whlm Road Cross
.fulianne Gallant, Mliicoiiche l`-on
550
541
540
539
°530
538
536
534
532
530
Margaret F. Irving, Prince St. 520
Harold McLean, Crapaud
Percy Oliver, Alberton 498
Nan Creaghan, Notre Dame,
Charlottetown
Winnie Smith, Tryon
Morley Bell, Tryon
ieorge Alexander, Stanhope
Vlalcolm McLeod, Strathconn
illiza Feehan, Notre Dame Con-
vent °483
lliinche Murphy, Vernon River
Bridge _
‘rank 'I‘ierney, Souris
ianiel McArthur, Cornwall
Nilson McCarthy, Tignish `
vluriel Baker, Tignish
.ertrude Matheson, Oyster Bed
Bridge -
lertie Doniihoe, Cardigan 477
reds Hasxard, Prince St. °4'I7
.ouisa McKinnon, Brooklyn 476 w
484
484
480
480
477 2
towan Macl-icnzie, Hillsboro Con-
lrover Carter, West Kent
Jeanette McDonald, Emerald '-471
luth Cobb, Milhiirn '
"red Brooks. Union Corner '468
vlary McNeill, I-louris
.linoent Tri-iinor, Quceii Square
iannah Moore, Milton
Leorgie Ixclly, Notre Da111e,l.‘har-
lottetown '460
\cn'>1-1 Leslie, Soiiris Convent ‘460
)lga Rogers, Sumniersiile ’45El
.ucy McDonald, Prince St 450
iatie Currie. Fairvie-.v `
\my Moyse, Summcrsidc 458
/Iarion Newbery, West Kent _‘-455
/lillie McLeod, Hillsboro Consoli-
dated Sehool ’458
.ouis Wynne, Qiieen 1-li|un1'rs 458
iarry Fowler, Central Bedeqiie 457
'renee Dalton, Tignish ‘457
/Iarle Paoli. Notre Dame (Ion-
vent, (‘.harlottetown ‘4-55
vfarie McDonald, Vernon River
Bridge ' 455
lessie Bell, Cape Traverse '454
'Evelyn Currie, Fnirview ‘4-51
Duncan Hilehy, Georgetowii 451
Vlarv Mclsaac, Soiiris (.`-onvent. '450
Albert Dennis, Albrrtnn '440
’earl Bell, West Hoyaltv 449
Florence Maybce, Tryon 448
vom Brown, St Eleanor's '447
Lily Lockhart, Kensington . 447
vlarion McDonald, Souris Con-
vent 446
lnnie McEwen, S!.`Elefi.no1"s 446
ldele DesRoches, Miscouehe Con-
vent 445
)aisy Agnew, Alberton '44-5
}velina_Gaudet, Pleasant View ‘444
’ercy Mcausland, West Ke-nt ’442
.Iarion McDonald, Pinette 'MZ
fharles McArthur, Cornwall 442
iuguata McPherson, Brookfield °439
/[ary Shaw, New Pcrt_h ‘ _ 433
tandolph Murchison, Clyde Riv- _______
I
er _
lussel McGregor, llfliint-H2110 ’435
.ouis McEwen, St. Petcr’s Bay 431
Vlary Gallant. Middleton 431
Vlarlon Morrison, Hebron ‘423
.elah Milligan, Summcrside ‘428
ddison Stems, West Kent '427
I. H. Hogan, Hope River '426
latherine Welsh, Summerville ’425
lozella Monaghan, K0lly'S CTO” 424
'inuretta Collin, IVIUHV-HI-IW 424
lane Mellisb, Victoria C-FOSS 423
~Iazel Millikin. Prince St ’423
_f1n.Leclair. Martin _ ‘422
I.ucy Blanchard, Rustico . 422
I-foward Court, Donaldston 420
Philip Rossiter, Morell _ .413
Jliillord Godfrey. Mflfsllhfllfl V llll
lgnes McDonald. WFUGH RlV°l`_ F
Bridge _‘ll-‘
Emerson Warren. New Glasgow _$15
Frank Kenny, Georgetown _ 415
iinincrinn iviciviiiiiin. Dfw"-\\L~'o"f' ‘H5
Cyril Morson, Cardigan ‘415
JUNIOR i<1xAM1N.i'1'1oN.
'I`ota’l Marks Possible llllll
vecessary to pass ?l‘5
Beatrice Campbell, Alberton °-$19
Lowe Bnvyer, Hillsboro (Ton.
School 1 °lll5
Willie Carson, Honshaw ‘F109
Gertrude Lane, Prince St 295
.innie Abbott. Mi.1po<1\»o 12'-‘fl
iiicinird st .i..i.n. Swirls 294
.Vlary Hamill. Middleton _ '293
Patrick McGuigi1n, Hope River 289
Guy McPhee. Gflllfiri’-l0"'“ '"9
Wendell Dearisto, West Kent ’286
Adeline Mnybce. M‘lll"llif“¢ 235
Mildred smith. 'rryon ` '23-'>
Adele Hughes, Miiacouehc (fon-
vent '232
Peter Rowe, Coleman '2lll
Gertrude Pinenu, Iluntieo Con-
vent °2ll0
Evelyn McEwen, Prince St. °280
Jennie Schurman, Slummerside 280
Belle Westaway, Hillsboro Con.
School °279
Alfreda McNeill, Miscouche (lon-
vent
Rowena Wickham, Montmrllf ’274,
Brewer Auld, Freetown 273
Louis Leonard, Cornwall '27l
Alice Matthews, Elmndale, '270
" ._ --_-
Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Eradicatcs scrofulii and al
other huinors, curcs all their
thc vital organs. 'l akc it.
There ll no "Just-alI_-S0011" medicine.
1 having Hoods. Get it today
,Agnes Trainor, Elmwood 521 Margaret Cheverie, ouris Con
Frank Lowther, Cornwall ' 497 Passed the Senior Examination.
Malcolm Murchison. C-l.\'d»\ Iliver 495 Florence McPherson, Brookfield. ' .
Albert Simmons, Marshfield 495 The following candidates who had I will receive orders for
Ser; Hall, Siimmerside d '495 to pass an exi-imination in one i;ub~ P8Sf€lS
Nl Bm RUKGFS. Summersi e ‘W5 ject, have now passred in that -ub-
Mary Mcnfmniii, cm-nwali 4:14 ject. b A' Alex' Ma°L°°d» llle ll°l°d
Elizabeth Goodwin. St. J<>S¢1>h's » /i1'i1'ri1M1-:'1‘1i‘ New York Artist. Write me
Convent 493 Benjninin Dorion, I.\'al1 I.ejeuni-, idx- for ri
Bertie Deacon. Freetown 489 celine Arsenault, Harry Foley, P
Isabel Hawley, Marshfield 489 Gladys McArthur, Mary (‘iivanagh, lI1f01'lI13tl0Il.
Margaret Harrington, Clinton ‘489 Mildred Gallant, Edith Irving, Elsie -
Furness.
488
482 AN ANSWER T0 THE
481
Sir: I notice in your iiisiie of July
Sth an advertisement for thousands
of farm laborers in Western Canada.
477 But, sir, if fares are same as last
year, _they will want. Eight- years ago."
I went from Clmrlottetowii. Fare
as $10.00 out, and $18.00 return.
laniel McPherson, Caledonia 476 Last year it cost in the vicinity of
$40.00. The poor cannot go under the
solid-ated School 475 present conditions, and the better 
4'71 class can stay at home.
I have spent several seasons in the '
‘-ccil Dcvcrcaux, Kelly`s Cross 470 harvest- fields of the West, and have aSSOrtm€llt Ol 
470 some idea of what the laborers have
to go through. There is the expense p1[]S,
lames Welsh. Mt Stewart 467 of clothing, as well as fare carb way, _
466 and when all is reckoned 11p, where plns
465 one man makes a stake, a do'/.en do ’
461 not make wages. At Wiunipegiwas trq q
liive Aylward, Pleasant View '461 promised three months' work, but l yrs
' the same man paid me oil, for we
finished threshing in seventeen days. Sp()()
I had to hire with three men in or- . .
der to get in the season. Mr. Editor, [1a,pl{1I] I'][]gS’ 
firemen checking a tire in a city of
wooden buildings, could not com»lbe11S
458 pare with the speed we poor herring- ’
` chokers have to keep up, day after
day, till we finish, '
Tlmnkini; you, Mr. Editor, for, .
space in your valuable paper, and '
hoping that rates will come down;r
so as to enable me and several' oth- Cor Grun1(¥i_-oi‘u'eaiiil(ii-.ifioii Stii
ers to go and help gather the har-
vest of the West, I remain,
1§i.i1iioT-TE' ti1i§` city, on _'I1'L11'y_?i1si_
.I h D iron, _ed :ix -oi . ' I
i<`l)i:l1ll£‘al fflom l7fl3gSydI1ey ySt1ll=.et on    
Tiiesday morning at ll ofclock to
Rnstico. -
ACOMIA.v<it'S, a magic word---whnt
docs It mi’-11111’ Simply Bllf*"'W‘~ ‘ll Ag
hair. '
A halriheaded man has AUUMIA ~ Jrln*
absence of hair.
A million more men will have ACU-
MIA n yenr from now if they do not
get rid of disgusting dandruh. 
Dandrufl is canst-d by a g-e1'm. He
works while you sleep and when you
awake. He breakfasts, dlnes and
sups on the vitality stored in the
hair roots, and the longer you toler-
ate his presence the surer you arf of
for the hair the world has ever
li ' , _
nfllisililsian Sage is the most pleasant each gollll lll~`trulnent
and invigorating hair dressing in the
' ‘ll. i'
world. It is not sticky nr’g1-easy. li. \‘\ S $,€
will make women's hair soft, silky
and liixuriaut in a few days. The S
girl with the Auburn hair is on ev-   
_ . , .r bottle. I<`.'.`ty cents large li i-
Freda Morrow. Sourw l'0“‘°lll 'llllllilev at dru ilistn i>very\\'hll-re and (lit
vent . ‘265
vent ‘£65
Erskine McMurdo, Kensington 519 Katie McKenzie, Rose Valley 266 5.
Reggie Dolron, Montague 518 Gladys Crnswell, Ruatlco '266 '
Annie Johnson, Prince Bt 518 Ruth Huggan, Prince St. '266
Lillie. Callaghan, Notre Dame, Lauretta Leonard, Cornwall ‘265
Charlottetown *.517 Myrtle McA1ilay, U'Leary °265 U
Harry Acorn, Souris 515 Gertrude Moynagh, Soiiris Con- "
GI*lOGIlAI’H\'. ,__,_ 
Georgie Lord, Alberta Morrissey.
N. B. Those candidates to whose 
 names an asterisk is attached must
at ii future examination pass in the ` ,
subject in which they have railed 1...- Ch |o,,N"“’ P'°“'° Bl°°l"
fore they can receive anv License. ar
of exclusive d I Ind flu
wearing qualify an damped
iiiqiioeiiis aiiosl'
1_'fils mark on rflver rfale lx I
ide lo qualify neo ri led every-
ere as the worlills standard.
nib
515 . " .
James J. Mclntyre, Millcove 515 Mary Green, Malpeque - ‘265| 1 "‘"‘:,“""‘ll’l‘¢"”ll""
Clarence 'Drake, Cornwall 510 Jerome Bernard, Abram's Vil-
Edith Moore, Prince Street. 507 lags "265‘.
Thomas McNally, Abram’s Village 505 Willie Monaghan, Kelly's Cross ‘265 I "iiliur Plan that Wann'
Gladys Huntley, Prince Bt. 502 Leland Nicolle, Murray' Har-
Leda Webster, Marie 502 hour '265
Mary McDonald, Souris Convent 501 Sophia Ramsay, Port Hill '265
Olga Crosby, Cape Traverse °499 Etta Mnlyneaux, Dundas 265
Gladys Simmons, Freetown 409 James Coady, Emyvale ‘265
C" ll( l I
uizniozu nliln co. ”
‘OLD If LIAXIIIG DIALl_
Porlraifs
and Oil Paintings by
ces and other desired
A. S..Bayer
1 oioiiiiiiriiiiii
CALL raoivi 'run wusr.  
Yours truly
D11-zo. ' __
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UNE WH() HAS BEEN Tldlullli.. ,
I' at
  Geoiis
e have a splendid
brooches, stick .
hat pins, pin
curl" links, tea.
ns,co1i`ee spoons.
etc.
W. Patterson
Jeweler I
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How can you he sure that you are
killing the dandrufi germs? Si_nip_l_v  Supply Plquted
by using daily for two neekslaris _ _ _
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Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) is an i ‘ ‘
Unexcelled Blood and Nerve Medicine
Good blood mann.; ,Zami health mm poor lilood will lend to nlil the
tortures of hiimanlexii-itenre. Hloodlcss Wfllllf' live in a stiite of indiffer-
ence, always complaining of that time run down _ _focl1ng,_l1eiidacl1i-s.
hacknche, fainting fits, nervoiisness nd luck of aInbit\0l\~-illclf WTF "\‘
lstence is n prolonged state of inisery. _
“.5 an nnneeenaary, the battles of life ilemaiidn qu1ck_i-leur brain-rr
fm-cegul reasoning power and n tl1oroi\gb_gri\i<p of the detaili-1 in liusiiiess
life. In this day of keen coinlletlilllii ll- S Y-ll" hfdlllly \'\\"l\"‘l»l“l lmlll Wlill
'T75 vim and vigor that reaches thi- toll round in thi-_ladder of siieeess.
How is your blood? Ask _vourself this iiiii-stion and answer it. The
whole matter swings on this one point--“how`s your blood?"
Good blood nourislii-s nnd rebuild wasted tisi-nies--it sends a ruddy
glow of health through your system and gives you that "feeling of fight.
for the battles of h1iiiim>sis."
Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) is a remedy that ls renowned for its eura- il” 1 ,
uve properties and rebuilding qualities. It tones up the system, gives
rich, red blond, nbniinding health and vitality in life. ' -
Your blond needs a tonic frequently--a fond that feeds the blood und
`nerven-that tones and stimiilatea the system. Every Niillfe Red lllood i
Tablet means that much more and better blood--every grain that is nb-
sorbed by the system proven its superiority.
Now <1nn't. di-lay omni: Niillfe (Ri-fi ii1f».»<1ir.u.1¢is> v.-1u1<- it in un
excelled for the blood the earlier it 1,, taken the better, It will save
I monev and start ynii on the road to better health quicker.
The cure begins with the first dose-~1ts toning qualities are instantly
felt-*the ultimate cure depends entirely upon your casa and f/he prompt- 1 '
_ k th blood rich neun with which you have commenced its use.
9ffeCl5» ma C5 C A box of Nullfe Tablets should be in every home-ii doctor th-at is
and abundant, Strengthens all ready to prescribe to your allmentiprmnptly and efficiently
The people of this Province sro indeed fortunate In being able to
procure iuich ii celebrated remedy.
_ Price We n box-at all di-egg-lata nr direct from Jolmlon and Jofmlon
keeifinir ai. 1:11 niiiiiimm sim.-f. vent _ ,  __ ,, 5" IM" "I1 1 wholesale ni»tribimr», ohariomeqwn.
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