REEDING MATTER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEKS NEWS FOR THE (TUHRDIANS SATURDAY”
rnussoiv "“` ` " Z _ _ "TA in ` _W E II H ME E
THE llllllii
t0wn Police Court one drunk Ro
Webster was fined 84 or 10 days.
tendent It M Robertson of the E -
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or
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ONE BINED- At the Charlotte-
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BELIEVES IN FOXES.-Buperin
ll A Oonltltletlenal lllloasa
It manifests itselt in local sense
N-las.-inflamed Joints and stil! mu
Rheumatlsm SMH] [HUM
town on the special from Charlotte
to
-Mrs. Benptor Hill, of Plllltolv
n last evening
H is visiting in Cape 'l‘r&Vll'M.
guest of her sister. Lira David
W H Pope Pietou left for George- I I
W
Wl|l'l_lllllll|llll|lllllllll lllll
#UW
____ lecturers at the odgiort Course io
armer ll ld t 1 ttet
“Fil-e-lives" limi ilu Klllllqs tu ' ' “ ” ° °"“
herst exchange air Robertson
Ports that over 500 attended th
p rimentel Farm who was one of the :|;:'1;:¢'f;,,',‘_°°°°°‘ E' °"‘"° W l°°°'
rned some last week, says au Am
classes and that there is a growing
interest in agriculture. It may also
be said that Mr. Robertson is an en- Get it today. sold by all drursiafs
thusiastlc believer in the Black Fox
lfoomvlnr, Oiezr, Dae uni :gm S
iq 45|,-,e ¢° |¢¢ th, ,odd km." me who was thereupon iunanlmously el
t debt I one “Fruit-a tives" which °°
vedlugelife when I had given up hope
of ever ing wells sin.
Foi-six years, I su%ered from dresdfnl A
Kidn  M l s and lo says that "the deep quiet bays
Y
W 3 my body were feaxuily swollvziif of
e pain in m sid d l
, y e _all e swonld be one of the best natural oyster breed-
aobad that I would faint witgtlieesgony. ing grounds in the world," says a St.
F“’°-.dm'”`°“t d°°t°f° 'M015 me John exchange In al article ub-
and all said it was Kidney Disease and li
a
gave me no hope of getting well
A _kind nelghbor visited n;e md declares that, with a few favored lo
mentioned the case of Mrs. Fenwick ci
who had been cured of asickness like W
mine. I took "Fruit-a-tives" and in a co
.ho _.time I be n m feel ben“,_,_he the Dominion. "Who,” ho said, “has
|w,f§ihs ,km ,f°‘,,,n__the pd” 'en not heard of the delicious Maple-
g3{¢¢_..ud mm, I was ,,¢||_ ques 7 Blue-points cannot touch them
1 have gsingd W” 3° pound, glue, for flavor and lusciousness." The ex-
n.king“Frult-s-tlves"-and my friends change sees Ou to say that “The
look uponiny recov as a miracle." oyster areas of New Brunswick may
(Mies) milooefb JANN/lex. l no
e
"P\"nit»a-tives" are sold b all d¢¢1¢g-| Island province, but even the Mal-
gt 5o¢.abox,6fof $2, o,triJ|i;¢,g5¢__ peqlles are inferior in flavor to the
or-seat on receipt oi price byFi-nit.-g. ,product of Shodiac, Buctouche and
tives Limited. Ottawa. l other bays which under favorable con-
  ditions and a judicious policy of pro-
' tectlon and development should be
employing many fishermen and add-
__ - "Um Ilelrt Dlewwe. by the ing hundreds of thousands of dollars
SUDDEN DEATH!
SUE
slight oxortiqll oi climbing
|;|_'“ _ sc slidllon dnaihs
gl' `,yv,_»g` mlgiit be picl-<-limi if the
in vivlinl only new iilvir tnie
will gladly send to aeilylsiihgggr :ln:;t"\lrlii‘t'FLl\I\,YIet t
SIZE PACKAGE of Dr Fulllr‘s Q; rt
Heart Disease and how it can ho clmwl. llnrv 10-
%?"|}:\ll;l|==f_l€n§_:'Iut`te|;r_ig or Sklnolnq Beats? lo
,».
vausness? Dlzzinessi Asthma? Drnusyf if you K
have even one of these surc sym|\t.»m~;, ics
Nam: '
_  ........ ...,... .  tied. The bride was very prettily at-
Mddrerr...........,..,................. tired in white marquisette, trimmed
 with “fill and Irish Olllt law
§0Y§1§;ul1;_;5££1l75E _§.1‘?f°.?'.§’§.'.? ‘.§‘.Z“°...`Z.".}£?’-°.i..‘i.'."3.‘.‘.’..‘f;‘
lends and acquaintances and was
~ ighly esteemed for her kindly and
!~ E = 5 is
lad
. __` _
.
We will send absolutely ircc, for 11
F E the askin ai one our C
sert), on the common diseases of stock and iS
I lm d , ileh cows.
I{`l"“"`°.i"‘}"1'i'..f° 5." "‘.‘l'°°l.f."w t.. i... W
in winter sa in summer it contains 860 t
. o
comm nds from all over Canada. from people b
:ho base used oufgoods. No farmer should be y
without “_ quaintances. Their numerous friends
You can fstten cattle and hogs in n month‘s Bild Yelatilfes Wish MY- and Mrs.
less time by using our Royal Purple stock Burns a happy and prosperous journ-
Bpeeifle than you could possibly do without it,
thereby saving a rnontli's feed and labor and ey through lue in which The Guardi'
the cost to you will not be more than S1-50 f°1' nu
six pigs or $1.00 for one steer. lt will keep
your horses in show condition with ordinary
feed. If you have a poor. mll°l'lN¢'l°°k'
the milk Gow three to five lbs PM' ¢°W U"
_ ‘ ,c_ A 50,, Farmers' Instituto of which the great
§:{;,_;',§“,[,‘;,,,"‘,’12{‘_,‘§,‘f,,}“.,,“{,‘I,,§§“3,’° 4.... ly esteemed iiugn Macmillan is the
Ozoimi. runnin: rouixmv sraclrio genial llreeldentend W- W- Crosby
will make your hens lay lust as well in the the capable and eiiicient secretary.
;~'__i!1_\_¢e{m= l;\___$o_l"',l;,=\;l;f °::h"'.‘:ek;f’l:,e";°n'§ The provisions were varied and abun-
B
unadulterated. We do not uso,sny chesp dllei- dill!
Y
to mdk. n large package. sntiiely different wives, mothers, sisters and sweet-
from any on the msr"°i It 01° Pl’°'¢“*' *""“' hearts of the members but the
y¢.~.y.| purple smk speelnt. soo peices.: four serving waiting-on and withdrawal
50c tr ., in an air-tight tin, for 31.50. _Bild
Hoalpgmle P it S ill 254: ld 50°
_ Dr__m_ur:ind si=\_lmfl;ir_{f¥°ht°-um "MQ hom csslon most deftiy_ and efficiently
lion
Roffflf i§2°mifki.'i'ts lcllitr. as. and is'os tim; for
:loc by ll. ,of the fairer half of creation. Quite
R°,;"iml;‘;,'l:‘: Gm c“"°' 25° °"d 5°” tm" 30° fa period of time was consumed until
Roby’sl Pi;_i;>ls Sweat Linimenf. 50° \>°*-*M2 °°¢ _Au
B
Rayslmsurple Cough Cure lille tin~ 60s by
mall.
k t ‘v-Th Ki G06] H1688
R°,§:{,P“"”' w°"'“ P°‘f"|"' 25° tin" 80° by 53,63? Ilglugici MaclTl[illaxbg,' enthusias-
lfsnofactured _only br ' U03
TheW.A‘J. I I Mfz.Co. in gingiug the National Anthem. The
_ .La
'~. ' .Lvmdosf.Cahndn Neil
» ` ada
Rgygl Purple Supplies ard Bozk- Crosby and all joined in the singing
* ` f Th M l I fF‘orever7 T110 In'
Rumi’ b,e°bmin-ed hom gtitutg. e;;glEin§£l?L:ulog_iIze£l aIl)ld _gg-
‘ , _ _ ° _ , o n . -
Johnson Q Johnson, Mcliin-_ g'l‘:§n_"YHa§_f‘;’ ,f’M“;‘_‘ Pope G,,,,,,,,_
lI'Jl‘l‘ D Q C0,  "Dine Q C01 The Professions by Rev. GeorB° 0"
lChsrleRS:eiown) and Ag'cnci¢-s.‘n>en
_ _ _ in vspympproprfate piece in her usual
Industry
lntyre, G R Beer and Leslie A
Auld Two ballots were then taken
h
P. E. I. OYBTERB.-The Rev
§,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,.,_,,,,g 0, ,,,,,,,s_ every year to the wealth of this pro-
_f.' c<_ilncsh to tllollsnmls. Most VIIICB."
0 t n
-WEDDING BELLS.-A quiet wed
t _ -"=°"‘|lIl"'l "ful wok llrvrnlu ding was celebrated at Freetown at
he home of Robert C. Auld, broth-
_N _ _. _ _  i»n___ and er-in_-law of the bride, on Wednesday
cfiXholZ;re:i:T=°°ltl'luifr§l§i2I xllinptmt-frriiliiiilfl °"°’““g' Feb' Nh' “he” M1" I°“b°1‘
_ fFreetown, were united in holy
-moi sum si=f.li\'i §`f\'§'|°..'.,B§:§"ll?.is"'l'i§"` mrltrimvny by Rev. Alexander Mc-
ay of North Bedeque in the pres-
1, _ _ ‘ ence of the near relatives of the bride
§Evr_f¢£_r£h§§§el_lvffdgbttkgvglgg and groom. At 7.30 o'c1ock the
' “ ‘ - ' "" ""“l""‘ "‘“' bride leaning on the arm of her
d. rl oo '. do _ ., '
“.gg:;"w|s¢s=l|°”s|sg.'? |»|':m,w,':|?°'|$|,,_c"'° c° hruthcr-in-law, entered the parlor to
FREE TIIEATJIENI' uvp 11001( goppgy the strains of the wedding march
i
'My All '_____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ ___ __ lealltifully rendered by Mrs. Charles
R E I, W", ,L °f ourteous disposition and many ex-
 lame 64.9", \,,_,,,k, (Wm, ln. cellent traits of character. Mr. Burns
a young and prosperous farmer
poultry. 'mls now lo feed all kinda of heavy and is also held in much esteem. The
__ __ Q ng B m 8° D edding presents tothe bride were
-m;'°;”’:, Donn" so th., t|,'e, Wm |,y u wen numerous and handsome, testifying
CORNWALL.-A very pleasant flmc-
I t it ,hu ,,,,, tion was recently held here which is
ilnift-:.‘<xE:l¢e°=h:°:i:r’3eTf:us riesnltmwhleh will worthy'of special notice. It was the
be obtained. Our Stock Speellle Will |“°*’“-°° inaugural ban uet i t C
ease. Then the feast of reason and
mul ' ' flow ol soul supervened under the
‘ i . chair iansliip of the President. The
1133:: Ip:,'f:f,D||g:;”b:'r'§ zzgeutilnftzmsbemby follovslng among other sentiments
DETENTION bFFICER -At a sps- presided at the organ The entire .
cial meeting of the Board of Manage
ment of the Children's Aid Society
held yesterday afternoon, the com
mittee appointed for the purpose
selecting a Detention and Truancy of
ficer and Agent for the Society
ported that out of twenty seven ap
plicnnts they had decided to submit
the names of four to the Board, viz
James L Pigot William J
owing a majority for the latter,
ted
. F.
Wightman, Prince Edward Island,
Prince Edward Island constitute
- D
shed by the Canadian Magazine he
tions on the shores of New Bruns
ck and Nova Scotia, these waters
nstitute the only oyster fishery of
t be as extensive as those of th
Cameron and J. Roy Burns, both
Taylor, when the nuptial knot was
p . She
one of the most popular young
les of Freetown, having been for
the respect entertained for her
a large circle of friends and ac-
heartily joins.
q o he ornwall
t, prepared and cooked b their
washing up, etc., was on this oc-
e by the sterner sex rigged out
the occasion in the habilimonts
had been satisfied in a physical
ily responded to, and all joined
ies championed and praised by
Mcflannel and David Scott; Can-
by Mr. McDonald and W. W.
. Miss Emma McMillan rendered
f.'.°,"l3Z. f.’}°i‘l..
PREMIUM CO"
-el -11”
M
g ience
" if fluaires eoiistltvsional treatment,
\1°°d ruriulns- nu tonic medicine
. I-lood’s Sareaparllla
which corrects the sold condition of
the blood and builds up the system.
everywhere. 100 Doses One Dollar
c arming manner Mrs MacDonald ll/
evening passed most pleasantly not a
mined il spared to repeat the exper
nav E 1~iv,iNs nano -nliwln '
Lvans, D D , superintendent of the
in the 79th year oi his age He was
born in Huntslet Yorkshire, Eng-
land, in vlmu ‘sei His Methodist f
history goes back to his grandfather, W
Wesley Dr lllvans camo to Canada on
when he was twenty-three years‘of no
age and his first ministerial c
cupisd some very important charges
throughout this Province and P. E.
Island. He has always filled a prom-
was president of the conference for m
one year, and for several years was
_ that it did _not seem as though I could
_ it member of fl
16 EGDBYH1 C0l\f0\`°llC°- stand it This kept up for three long
F01' llllilly Years he has been and was, m
at his death, one of the regents of
for a term chairman of the board He
Uakesidc, remaining one year, when
_ time be
coming treasurer of the supernumer-
He was most highly respected and
1118-fried. first to Miss Margaret
Greig, of Dartmouth N S
his second wife and widow was Miss "1
Johnson, sister of the late Dr. Rich-
ard Johnson, of Charlottetown, by
dren: Hammond J., of St. John; Mrs. ep
ll, G. rutchle, wus of Dr. stephen *O
Ritchie, of Halifax; Miss Margaret,
at homo, and W. Benton, superinten-
to, and a llumbel of grandchildren. 0"
...*Rcg. Dingwell, Bay Fortune, was
in Souris 'Tuesday on ii business tu
trlp.~ A
su
John Mclieod, Charlottetown, was to
a passenger to Calgary last evening
on the mall train.
J. C. Brown, Toronto, was a pas- YE
scnger on tho special mail train from 5
...'W. B. Leard, tailor, Souris, was wa
a passenger to Charlottetown Tues-
Fred Wright were passengers to Sum-
nlerside yesterday afternoon from
Charlottetown .-J.
...‘The many friends of John Jen-
nings, Souris, will learn with regret
that he is confined to his home with
s, p p a comm rcial man,
will be pleased to learn that he has
is visiting his former home in' Char-
lottetown. Mr. Wyatt has been a re
_QA..§I9..§.iA
ills Kimi You Hala Always Bought
Bears *tho  
Signature of .. ,
'GUCCI SODIU-
'rlro M Wh Drives An
Au:;‘moblro Finds
lldthebestissfisrse oi' the nest H¢\VMl".R¢0d0fP¢0fl£,nl.,
knowwbatLydlaE.Pinkham'sVegetsble
'  ,, . ,,,,,,,, Compound hss done
hitch anywhere and all present deter- M'
Methodist Church cies st his nomo /"//le "/ bl” C°“‘P°““d' ‘md
H t St tl _ F d ' todsylamuwellsnd
amp on a on ri ay afternoon //( / health woman For
ha he _
was at Dartmouth, N. S. He has lo? REED' 105 Mound st" Peoria' ul' Msburg booster' Mi” Grady is “H
Mr.. Lynch Also Avomed ‘cousin of M,.s_ Wuden one of thelladles of the Baptist Church.In spite y
I/Iount Allison University, and was an
. . by whom
he leaves one son aéd 0ne'da_ughter_ passenger from Charlotteto 0”
"I
Miss L‘. L. Cowan, Mt. Stewart, 
whom he leaves the following chil- was a passenger on the Gemgetown
ecial last night en route to Bos- 0-- th” d°'°""°-
D' ' wins. .l_l\pni~:U.=l T. wi-iirn_-'run
E. J. Mansfield, Ottawa, was a pas- is ` ‘ ` on
dent of the Rothwell Coal Co__ Mm_ ncngei: outward from Charlottetown
Mr
Miss Helen Clements, Murray Har- ff’
bor, was a passenger to hcr home dallgmers me- Mm' Doslthe Collette' 1
-Urban (lhristophcr, Tignish, who
' ' . k.
day morning on a short business xml' Lmgmm of qherbmo has gone
tri °
P' with his brother, Frank Christopher.
-Tile I-ion. A. E. Arsenault and MJ'
AN UPEIIATIUN 
Escaped The Sur-
geons Knife.
si
Peoria, Ill.-“I wish to let every one
f, /ww. '41' for me Fortwoyears
1 I suffered The doc
tor said I had s tumor
and the only remedy
" was the surgeon’s
fl/ fl knife My mother
"1 _,i/15”’ bought me Lydia E
\- / Plnkham s Vegeta
<_\.
th
fo
in inflammation, and your Sanativellll
nl. relieves ms. I an gnu to all F1
y way you wish, and I will be glad 
answer letters."-Mrs. CHRISTINA
to
four weeks -J
and wife arrived in Charlottetown
yesterday after spending a very plea
sant honeymoon abro
-Mrs L Slldbury of Scarltown
was 5 passenger from Summerside by
William Sharp -J
-Miss C J Grady is a recent ar-
rival ln St Petersburg from Sum-
, .
:1e;sig§,°dU;:,?|C|e Egxgrgexxjd wigs, In the Supreme Court yesterday the moved by Harold Jenkins and
se of McDougall vs Fraser and oth- colidtd by Harry Chandler. WHS C011-
was concluded, a verdict was ren llcicd the lecturer by F J Nash of
red in favor of the defendants Tile lutrlrt who acted as chairman
-Her n'any friends will be pleased
learn that Mrs Murray Summer
de, is recovering after an illness of
J
_*_
J McQuaid, of the P E I. R
ad They will
e western train yesterday afternoon
r Ellerslie where she will visit Mrs
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MUST PERFECT MADE
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MAKES LIGHT
WHOLESOME BREAD
REFUSE SU BSTITUTES
K y with friends and relatives being the '55
» month, Imffel-ed guest of C C and Mrs Wilder while "5
ro
the city says a St Petersburit. de
orida exchange Miss Gmdy is The case of McKenna vs Cummis Mr
ire
James North who was c nve ted - h t our medicines have done highly Pleased with th” sumhine
del the minilitry of the Etevr Jo`bun E332; wY&:>u)<':an use my testimonial in City Everything was "°Z°“ when juumed “nm 10 $0 this mommg
e left her Canadian home and the
rdant sight that greeted her upon
r arrival has made her a Bt. Pet- Va
Operation. lmost prominent women of the city, _of
ation. I would have such terrible pains
"Then one of my friends recommended l J -
_ ' Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-F" o
leceivcd his hon rar d f D. _ l‘ 11 _
D. from Mount. Allllsosii lifgrieagi? while P°“"d “nd “fm ”“ki’},g it f°' "'° ’“°""h’ E lg t °
with the Portland chm.ch_ on account lwasa well woman. -Mrs. J0sFPl-I A. _
or lll liesltll. lie retired to s farm st LYNCH- J°““P» P* `
FIRE YESTERDAY.-The flremen_ we
onthe, until two doctors decided that 'WEN Called 001 Y€Hf9l'<lHY Ht 0110' ge
operation was neede,-]_ |o'clock for a ilre at tile residence of R
MORE roxl-is.-'rlirse foxes from ”'
Jessup pa__HAffm- me bmh of my ' having been in the St. Petersliurg ized' A" excalmnt supper was served SC
lnent position in church affairs, fourth child, I had severe organic inflam- l‘“b1i" Schools '01' m"“Y Y““’“~ E?
FRlD\Y
Dennis, Valley St. The cause was cle
defective flue, tile damage was f
L
Women who suffer from female ills [Ne 0
. . to
he took chili-ge of Centenary Church, flh°“]d *TY Lydia E- P"ikh“m" Ve8°t*" 1
sf- -l°1"=- His health asain falling ble C°“‘P°“”dé_°“° °f £1” '"°°‘ ‘“°°°”‘ ylflcllfclidczncritxist legogfokgn tlliiesil in
no permnnsnu retired lr the n _ fulrernedlee ewvrl eeever known _
tive niinistry,yat the samgm C- b_ofore submitting to s surgical oP0rs: gap when captured' had tho injured A'
mm ember amputated. Dr. Ross per- A_
_ '_, f d th t‘ .
ary fund. which he held till death -RTS-b'_(;;ampbe']'_ "Ha,-if*-'ax 'w';;=a‘ Orme B opera lon wa
wn Wednesday, says an exchange,
town last Tuesday before the Stipen-I are
F. R. Whipple, St. John, was a di
wn on the’
ail special last night. _°f
____ other was adjourned for a week. Mr. as
ewart of Georgetown conductcd_d,c
e prosecution and Mr. Inman, K~ s
thi. Georgetown special last night Wh
__ ltlcfllcllan. of _Prince §]dwal‘dDla`iz‘.n;li ‘_
l‘hr-mas T Todd was n passenger Bays f* Mom’ 0" "xc “nge” gems*
Gcoigctown yesterday en loute to :as fifty six years of age, ami had
. "_ ' t 0°
trlgdstsiiliil lifiysigéssrtrigalhlngngllrstii- death ‘NHS H g‘°”l* “ho” t" h" Y°
V, n ma
i lov
ary of King‘s. says an exchange.l,_,g
e case was thrown out on account T
aili otcurred at Pt Du Chcne
e 8th lust, of Mrs. Jaddus T.
h
insufficiency of service and the an
-vnnnwrlua 'rEA,- 'rue annual ,,,"`
ali. izllllzimerside, last night by the aé
s largely attended. The views
-w were splendid and the description of
beloved in every community where he passenger 'mm Charlottetowu 0" the "'.PR0HmIT[ON'* Two prohibition th
e various scenes ainted a true -
had lived and labored. I-Io was twice mail special mst night' ca
ses came up for hearing at George-l tm-
orts to help the poor of tho city.
eir object is a worthy one, and is
preciatcll by Charlottetown people,
y, action for dumuges, was d Plc
lcntine tea was held in St. Paul's p
the hitter cold it was well patron- of
d thc returns are on tho sunnysidc te
$150.00.-J.
be
Bartlett replied in his usual
8880!. fl1Isl'|ll€l`
‘The first game of the play-oi!
ith Montague in the Intermediate
E. Island League played at Mont-
ue Wednesday night between the
M. C. A. fran. and the Imperlals
Montague resulted in a draw-
ore 4 to 4. It was a well con-
sted and very clean game as may
inferred from the fact that not a
player on either side was penalized
-MARRIED TUESDAY.-A quiet at
any time. The Montague boys
dding took place Tuesday, says a gtg;-fed with h
, Jolln exchange, at 191 Paradise go
a rus and took two
als in the first two minutes of
ow. the residence of the officiating play. Ey that time the Y. M. O. A.
FEYUIHH. Wilell UOHKIHB MCFadyen, boys got on to the Montague style of
Coleman (P.E.I.), and Miss Lucy play and for the rest ofthe game the
bb_, of this city, were united in ‘play was very even. The score at
hn. th
A. Bartlett, in alll of the poor, sco
off
the
.. p pic
e of each. The Salvation Army
to he liigllly commended on their
uf
so
f.0I`
was evidenced by the large au-I tc
l\l"l‘lBi-IC by HOV. I.. A. McLean. Mr. half time was 3-1 in favor of Mont-
il M . M F T ' l 'll ' S . . Sh ti f th 1 I
wioundlnna arrived in charlotte-lg" 'B ° "We" “"1 'es' °'" t "g"° or y at" ° °p°" ng °
e second half the'Y. M. C. A. sven-
matters. Montague next secured
cd
ANOTHER l.ld(l'l`URl<].-The lccturela goal, followed a couple of minutes
st /iight on Venice ill the Salvation later by one for the Y. M. C. A.
my Hall. Charlottetown, by Major within four minutes. No further
ring however was made. The play-
will bc held in Charlottetown on
25th last. "Chess" Campbell
was referee and Vic Saunders Judge
play. The Jllnior Y. M. C. A. al-
played a game with the High
i School team which resulted in a vic-
y for Montague by a score of 9-2.
Some oi the players on the school
a wc th
m re e same as played in the
itc, formerly MiBs'MHl“Y -7l1“‘3l
n 111 but a few days, her dcuth
ing husband, she is survived by ,,
nce present. A vote of thanks, Intermediate League. '
_ - _ - _ 5
CAN BE CU R
I Will Prove It to You Free
u who are sufforln, the tortures of Eczommhltch. _Salle Rheumdor o_ther
' ' . Esides il. hkln diseases-you wh ,-is rluyix urc miserliul.-. u one n l¢ ts liro mu e rl een-
Py “lends and rehftwes  lc~s by tho terrible il.c`llli.,., burniiu.: |-nins, l<-tnloscnil you u trlalof :i sooth-
ig. ncallnu l.rcul.mcntl\'hlch luis cured liundreus. which I believe will ours
lll' datlghtérs and two BOIIB. TDS roll. I will send it fren, pontligc pnlll, without any nhligatlon on _vour pzirl.
_ _ .lust illl inelcnunon lmlmv und mall it io me. or write mu, giving your name. age and address
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_ _ t Worcester sen e tl'nal,mclit irec of cost to you.
sterday. While in Charlottetown Of _P_\\§t°“- tA2:_°g’%vB aut home The' _ _ -_ ._ _ -_ -_ _ _ _ _CUT AND .wg To DAY.. -._ __ _ __ _ _ -_ _ _
c was the guest of Frank and Mrs. "Ill Hr;-:are -
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s recently visiting Thomas and
Charlottetown to spend a few days
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for of the Grand Hotel, Sydney, and Nnrne ............................................... 
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s_ William Landogan_1§f Eng?  Post Office . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . .
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. K~ lsovis arc. Thomas, of Milwaukee, and J. C. HUTZELL, 321 West Main St., Fort Wayno, ind.
Charlottetown last night. _ ‘MU ’°' . ,'J,,,,,c,,_ at h0me_ She also leaves i.\_vo_ 1’le=lst-send wltllourcost urolillrnilon to in-ey-ru: Free l=roor'l‘ronlmf~m.
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The many friends of J. Albert
Haine the o ul r e
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tion and was able to return to the f_Ȥl,_ '  ' 
mainland yesterday. _-‘~-_’  Q) ,_.4=f='-=°'5‘ """
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to learn that Mrs. J. S. Henderson, _
who has been serlolisly ill at thc @  ` -125
home of her aunt, Mrs. (Dr.) Beer, _ 
Weymouth St.. Charlottetown, is » _1§">_f§\,\ *udf
steadily improving. - ‘ 5.5:; ._
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William Wyatt of St. John's Nfld, ’ ~ ‘ ` .,
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informs The Guardian that, in a  E commercial way, conditions are ex-  Q ._._ _ 
coptlonally good in Newfoundland 1  .»>s""-9 '  " ‘ ' `
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