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POLICE COU~R'l‘.`-At the Cher- Do
lottetoyln Poliee Court on Saturday,or
ill! 5°! £0 the ¢5UnU'Y- °l‘m°° with the work that he presented each
morning the adjourned case of as-
sault and battery of Edith Whitlock T
vs Nellie Ferguson was adjourned till the
Jiilyflnd. Lawrence Doucette for m0
keeping a malicious dog was dis- Mr.
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FUNERAL SATURDAY--The lun
eral of the late Mr. Henry. Racknln.
A took piace_ at _ 2 ofcloek Saturday af-
ternoon to the Peoi>le’s Cemetery.
The funeral services were performed
by Rev, H. E. Marshall assisted by
Rev. E, Bell. The following were the
pail-bearers: Messrs F. H. Horne, J.
D. A. Bruce and J. D. Seaman, It
was one of the largest funerals seen
in Charlottetown for some time and
the bell in the City Hall tolled dur-
ing the procession.
Mr. Fred. C. Clark, of the iirm oi
Messrs. Lea & Clark, Victoria, leaves
on Monday morning for Winnipeg,
Brandon, Regina and Edmonton Ag-
ricultural Exhibitions with a carload
of Holstein cattle, sixteen in all.
They have been sold to Mr. Herbert
Logan of Edmonton, and have been
bred by Messrs. Lea & Clark. Ona of
the animals was sold for $650, which
is the largest amount paid for any
Island bred cow calf. Mr. Fred. C.
Clark, Victoria, has sold his Clydes-
dale Lebora Again to Mr. Herbert
Logan, Edmonton, for a handsome
suml It will go with the cattle on
Monday. These are the first sales of
Messrs. Lea & Clark's stock for the
West, and it is hoped it will be fol-
lowed by many more. Mr. Clark
states that the popularity of Island
milk cattle with dairynien throughout
Canada is on the increase, the de-
mand and prices being greatly en-
hanced.
'l'. McKenzie, J. Wheatley, G. Ritchie,-
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OU8 VALUE OF IREAD MADE
IN THE HOME WITH ROYAL
YEA81’ CAKES SHOULD ll
.frat caiierul. Housewife 1
rooo l1'i:ll| 'rue i\`1"r_i:ii1'ien
p 'ro wlilcu if is Jilsrtv :N-
* nous sntaolaliino nr-
auiounr or exrtssivt
nears nsouinso ‘ro sum
r|.v1'lii: Nrctssanv Nous-
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Friday afternoon, `»3l:h”inn. 6” ' ‘:'j . _ ‘ ' _ ‘= n I 
e l ;g__§_=;_';==g{*_g;~“1°'*;°”=",§ 2;, Doctors .Saidl Only An Operation Could _Sars
' sw". » - _ w ' I e. ~ '
llullm - vi" '==‘f°l“°=`fh1h“~ Bl* "=°°° 'gg ‘His Life_-“_Fruit-a-tives” Enabled s Him To
l CUM _,- _ were present ,s_q_qnite_»a themselveklk _ » ~ ~ - _ 3 
~iI&*°“"°'° most creditably`.”' The sianiinstiion ' " Pass   Gau.Sf0n¢3,~ __ _. _ __ _,_
-_"'-iv...-~""` ' as nducted by Mrs.Isaa`eBur en, ' ' _ ' ___  '
§  Mr.  A. Moore and the teacher, " r 
4 Miss Chaistlna Gillis, The__puP&_l; WBT;
th l ' drilled in e eren
L_¥,_,__°sT PERFECT M, _APE sul?jre(::‘l:§ thugigtpand showed remark-
‘ ‘ able proficiency in_each, Miss Gillis
has laid a good foundation and the
bo e is that future teachers will
_ has been done. Mrs. Burden and Mr.
8Ul'Ficl!N1‘ e|NCENTlVt;T0\ Moore spoke in high terms of praise,
B
1-9 q|y¢ 1'"|s |“'p`¢~-[Auf eI¢oll8nC0"0l. ills Work (|0119, and
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as
l preciated very much the kind words
T"'*5°‘ = - ' ' '» that were said, and regretted that
1 circumstances would _not _allow,her to
DUCES Tin: HIGH _cost or continue as teach§_r, but if possible
|_|y|Nq gy Lggggmnu 7": :wouid,,:ret`nrn. iss Gillis kindlV_
‘»- treated»~sll present to confectionery.
' The ‘exercises closed by all singing
God Save the King.-Com. _
o
ISHMEN1’ T_0-Tl'i~i¢- BODY- »A PLEASANT REUNION.-A verv
E w G L ' _  ‘ ’ plcasantevening was spent at the
TORONTO, 0N1'_ .-1 » Jones. Pownal, on Friday, 27th lust..
 Professor Robert Jones, of Acadia
/morons .n>Pnscn'r1ori.- In ;';'_f:e,'§;,§'f;;';f_°g “,‘“__h§,'“f,§’,’:'_"§§ i __.\ V _ _ » of   ___ ep --_-_ ____
household science building this bm Mr ,rupun 'B' inch “nn _ _ Q)  ,.__» ._ 1- _  _ ,
'“l“K- “"9 ° “°“°*°“ °’°l’““‘°' and by his boy- in the manual Tram- » -. _ n ~ V .-  ' V
Tliplin. a"' well-known fox ranch- in Ik artmmt ‘ _- _ -’ ' ` °3l’°°l'°u° "ln" ”r'~ _
ci P. E. island. was sc men 5 P - _ - r -___ » nrosrwihs the sooo wo ' 
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I ‘V Y it ‘W  i I' V Z. A *A 9 A ' l ii U  s ‘I  l   '
_»-/'V Y/ l _ A ‘J ExAMINAé1b €'k§§u f __ ` ‘~=_ . _ 5  __ I ` i :_ _._ _
lnation of Pownal B ool‘vlles gh “
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trive to-emulate the good work that
o both_teach¢i- andpupils on the
oned that Miss Gillis would continue
teacher. Miss Gillis said she ap-
,i
me _.ol Messrs. William and Loch:
_kind of surprise party in honor oi
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WEDDING BELLE -The msn-ingc ~ ’ ' -ff '"1 C°“°g°' “nd bl” me' “'h° “'° °" ”
' i ’ ld
00 lc th Pres an n short visit to the Pro essors o
1 _ ' f _ _»___. - _f _ ‘- _ ,_ i___ _ _'i ,M _',./.~.;_ _ -_-__ _ _ '_ _ ._
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i plus; _ __ __; _ ll  ___ '___   ____,__g _ __ ~ ~ u _ 
hefty for being drunk was fined $3 pupil in Grade seven (Miss Lswson’») ,   < 3?; 'll°l;"3:Pw‘;_  _ _- ' » _` _ ~' _. . -fi ' ` 
1° ¢l‘¥l- i-coin with s ci-up one douar bill, 4__`lii|;:§~_'_miiig_9l_.___ l' _» _. d :  num hmiwt __ K, _.  _  __  » ~
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  Church New Dominion, On Wednes- CANADlANlZl¥D»"' _'l'll'_’ llllll¢°ll h°m°'u§°x§fBtl; inyhaanm 1; °we_ ‘ ' ' “I ‘
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"Caunsn|s| le
O. K., and flu
Company In qulls
reputable."
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Ssfsrday
Niall.
lt certainly
the strolro
armallg
the Star Town of
want to send you. It will s
Money is
of the pen.
has enab
money ou
Southern
Why not take theinitiativein a good stroke 1
finding .out why in only
Carmangay has chanZ¢5' ` 
from s stretch of prairie into a live town 'F
with no less than 53 places of business, _.
a public school, several- banks; municipally .-
owned waterworks and electric light plants,
of business by
three short years
ll
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it helng an exclusive family reunion Jardme Pownal village on Wednes_
After some time was spent in social day evemng_ 25th_ mst and the gen.
converse and reminiscences of b gone
5 V _ _ . ° I _ '_ o
_ ~ m' - _ ` - ' .
- _ Y _ ial host and hostess did all in their 1 1 kg well- passed his 35th mile-
ai days, tea was served ln Mrs. Mosse s power to give everyone a many good :O85 gg sundB’y_ 29th mst' The,k_|
usual excellent Style. assisted by 9°” time. which they accomplished to the
Brill Of tl1¢ 0l'~l1€I` l“'ll¢S Of the llwlt' satisfaction of all. Dr. D. McLeod of
*ffl lallllly and needless to “Y the Orwell who is visiting in the Village
l
Vllmlls were excelent tlllefe belllg 3 was accorded a hearty invitation
bewildering iariety of good things to which he ,-eadmy accepted and ma.
‘ll-°'l§~ Sl.lPP¢l`- 0"'el' .allll llll`tll°l"5°‘ Mrs. Richard Young of New York
lll8l`/¢0l1Y°l'5¢' llelllg lllfllllled lll Ml- was also a welcome guest. Mr. Fred
l~‘ldWBl"l`C*‘1°lY WN* called “P9” t0 Jardine, with his sweet toned violin
I_10f`7¥"€~ll_B_ll`l1'l3l1 Bild lll 8 lew W°ll furnished music that could not be ex-
°ll°*ll_ll- “mark” explalllefl WllY the celied accompanied on the piano by
_frier|ds‘ Web! °&Usd together on this CADL W_ E_ Smith Sm ~n of th
_ _ i El 8
__piisp_icio_ii1~~_‘occasion and called for -~01d songs-» by M,.s_ Gem Carve:
1lo.nlle._f_\\1'*ll9f f°m°»“l‘.° "Om tho” Pre- sna Mr. A. A. lvllcci-c, sauce much to
sent Mslsrs- Sis-“nel Cncoly. R- SW the plcssurc ci the evening. 'rbcrc
Walt Calml R°l’¢l't' T- M°“°» David were several nice sets of lancers and
H- M15. John' Pslnwf and Hefhefl ii splendid exhibition bi step dancing
R Mosse gave short and appropriate two or
__ __ _ ~' _ by three of the gentlemen
mammoth elevators, etc. ' ' _ sl- ~*‘_l<ll`_¢BS@S “Pressing the great peas- present. As is customery at these
Why is it that
of shipments of
bushels i And a
part of the surrounding fertile land! under
cultivation l
The forests that
around where the
gay now thrives to-day, added to Carman-
gay’s rich resourc
is an interesting souvenir booklet we
how you how to make
that creates real dollars. Why not
send a postal to-day.
TEAR OUT TH
Carmangay heads the list _
wheat in all Alberta. No
less than a million bushels were shipped
in 1911-and from the I9I2 crop the
tremendous increase of half a million l
ll this with only s fifth
grew a million years ago
prairie town of Carman-
es. How? '
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Ano Mali. 'ro-nav 
IS COUPON
Western Canada Real En
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“E9-lt 5°." them to be l’l`°9°llt 0" hnnpy gatherings a high supper is
thlll °°§3P_l0.ll ni!-“ll ll°P°ll l°l` “WHY provided and on this occasion it was
mme yea” °r happy wedded me lo’ Up to the top notch, and was thor-
Mr. and Mrs. Mosse. Mr, Mosse Dugmy enjoyei ML A_ A_ Moore b°_
mlllle B v°l'Y UDP? *Wd ll°°llllZ -l'°PlY ing called upon, in a humorous and
£0 tht E004 Wishes €Xl>l‘0Bl¢d DY his highly complimentary speech, on be-
lflellili. and Bftef UN ¢0mPB¥\Y Bl°°‘l half of the friends present, presented
and sang that time honored hymn the Wm-¢hy_coup1e_ win, a handsome
"G0d 'be Wllll YO" Tlll WU M0” quartered oak rocker, as a tangible
Again," all returned to their homes expression of the esteem in which _Mn
feeling *haf-_li VPFY UHPDY ¢"'¢¥1l“S Wai 'and Mrs. Jardine are held 'by ther
Spent. hcony to have met. sorry to many friends. iur. Jai-dine iecllngly
port. and honing to meet again- replied, lhnnklng the friends ici- the
' beautiful and costly gilt, and hoped
that the pleasaht relations would
. continue and increase as. the. years
  e went by. The company then sang
“Avid Lanz Sync" _.sud returned
____ home.
. _ TUESDAY.
fl- Sc-in on-ne- --nl in ..:2‘1l. S.¢.lf.s;l';..:z.*lf.::°i°::
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'i‘r,v;'the rellii'-"f_.“_1?afrieisn Sage and George Desiols, the  and
succeed-silthousahds have done. treasurer, is highly pleased lwfth the 11 the digestion and giving plenty of life
In Pdris,l)_n,,,-;§augeri»ond discovered progress made' 'nina l -the--stock has-» ind seeMg,_ A, up" dw gduqgqn
the dandriismierobe snd`¢.he_wsy to been oileredwto .the _iililieffondl All- n¢\mlg¢4‘m,, *mg ¢},,,,¢¢¢, l, gf,
l = ' ' ) poets the entiilo blosknof-.ltoel1.3o__ba~,,°f_._y°&_.b° or I m*-dm “_
beautiful, lustrous and fascia- cleared out .- withinfwthe _next few ._-. » 7 'ef °
hair. _ weeks.  _  .` . _ _
hair and its dis
more than we do
-on on evening
' , _ _ _ come_ s nguis e gue s, num
dv-Y. JUHH _25¢l1. l9l3. “li Bl! °Cl°°l‘ Sgfggqarifshr 1 dredfefewnfgxe 5;; baring amongst them brothers, neph-
T s l" the °V°”_"‘g' °l Mr' Game” Camp' for the M¢|~j,`,§t M',,]l`,@q_,,e Oystef com, ews_ nieces, brothers-in-law, cousins,
  ben and Miss Ruth Jane' youngest pany was on Saturday duly received “ld lrlellllsv “nd the popular ymmg
| 0 dalightef of Mr' George Georvealt' into ,the Caundialn sisllerhood re-re- Baptlst mlnistel' Mr- Mcviel who has
all of bumberland. Rev. A. Cralse_; _“ered under C____ad_a__ law .__d_______ recently taken charge 0| the Annan.
offlciated Mr Robert Currie and! 5 9- d Hazen, ok d C oss Roads
hliss Harriet Georveatt acted as| ll ls'-“ned The lVlalP°¢l“e' llllfl" ra ro an tr It
groomsman and bridesmaid respect- ll" new “une “ml llylllg the Cl’-lla congregations The gues B comp e 8*
. ' . ' . c r' "' V ' _ ' i `
_ _ _ _ _l _ . . _ .
__ _,Mf€<ldlDE l!1UBl0» The Cllllfc Wa l’?l‘“ [when thm k. ' - _ _ newed and reminiscences of ye olden
_*_1_f§'\v 1‘_l_°;';f§_*_§_‘§_ bfegf _j['1;eg;§§'§g§;§§»»O ,,',,_,_,,,§‘g§,_§”§ys;2§’;°f§,§,‘ ”_§§t,{, nm we neny .nnninsi in, when
,. saw- . ¢ saw . . ' 3 _ ' ` ' - ' ` ' il
"`"""' D" n " V ° W ed. This is the first marriage ever com.Uany_, _and Mrs. -lohnson, n num- :_'_’_’_‘__'j__yl'h1‘;uhg';]';_‘e__ ogmemggi :v(§§e;e;_':i_
.~ celebrated in the above church. By bel' Of cltlzells lllcllllllng Pl'¢lnl€I‘.8l1d please come d0;vn to supper_ This
way of signalizing this interesting MPS- MBtlll€B0l1. U¥llt¢_d Shiites COD- brought the happy company back to
Event: and al” as 8 aught recogxm- sul and Mrs' Frost' Lieutenant Cola the requirements of the inner man
T: ‘ "";' " tion of her faithful services as organ- nel End MPS- Peake, Mr. and Mrs. A. .i -i t D ed
'°"' ` I ist the Pastor in the name of the A Alley MP Rnd MPS W E Bent- and the can waslpromp ly 0 ey '
' ` ' ' ' _ ' ’ ' ' . ' ' The covers were aid in the large
congregation presented the bride Icy and several others erlioyed on ex- 1 n , h
with ii hsndhemc family Bible, suit- cecdinsly pleasant 0\1fins.wii1I11ln¢h- di“i"g '°f"“ 9" the ml" B’ W "e
i
d H h lly filled the large upper room, and
      2:;      
ably inscribed. The choir rendered son ashom at Westville. The outing, u t ~
the marriage _hymn, The ' Voice That together _with the accompanying i_le~ ;€;_;Y§;_____;l_h€a_:l_;el;l_:u;_V_;l:n€?: s;l;__p_lyll
Breathed 'O'er Ed_cn._ The bridal par- monstration of _the boat's capabilities and Mm Léck and Miss Sadie JOM;
ty, followed by invited guests, then for her special wprk, the dainty amy sustained their reputation as
<lf°"° *-0 “"2-ll' l“‘_“"° l‘°“‘° at 9°"-"`< l““°l"‘°“» the l’l°“°““‘ “‘.”"°-°“"" ““° secpts in thc culinary art. 'rhc sable
berland, where a substantial repost the inevitai-le stunts which form part looked as “mush it had been “__ tor
was provided, and an enjoyable time of every well conducted outing, were the Royal Family_ _“ter the sub;
spent’ thoroughly 'enloyed by an and gamer' stnntials had been heartily partaken
-1 nl regret was expressed that the gen- ic d ‘el . h _
_ _ . d 1 t ,1 of, real e-cream an _i icloils o_me
offn-  by » -ffm ...?.:":..:"...;';f°::';‘:. ;s.._.”:r°l:.‘:_ l:,.._‘:.°:‘   l"~:l“  nn-    
_ __ _ n, ere so soon o a e their
A few lines or cnquliy nnii Mrs, william Mosse, New Annan, dep,mure_ They leave for Ma1p,,,,,,e Ax gliggés  l_th_‘;‘tn_1_'_’W°';';lf_n;ll°“;l;é I " F _ f - l _ *' -€
- - - E gi
'ed hundreds '.9 make . on Thursday evening the 25131 mst-. to-day nfthr having made many A _
‘A of it being the 25th aniiiversary of their friends in Charlottewwll- lgl-1¢§;li‘l]yfhai!:od`liunawal?aslt;arllel>l:-Ytux
. . . i wedding day. Just their own imme- _ ____ ` _ h _ h d d I :_
diate relatives of whom there were H_\ppy TIMES__The circle for thelgieglnivingsgt ey,I1.]l?e ggrlggle Pgogesggr
iilllte 8 nUlllb°l`i Wllill tllell' “'lVe9» promotion of school intercourse, met looks bale ami hearty and feels as
lmsbgnds “nd cmldren wine mvxled' at the lwme °l Mr- and lVll`5~ Alletlll young as a boy, notwithstanding that
satisfy the tastes of the most iasti- ge,-laly helped in the --good time," healthy ¢0\mgpy_ this.-'One Present.
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Canada on Money-back plan. company have pinned shiny uncle. fo.,  lm: t::,:h;;|\:M,, ,,;,
__ Siid c‘Z.T.‘.1i.'§. _‘T °{.'.‘?..'Ii' 2232.1' f..'i‘?in§2.T,_ °P""° “'=~' ‘°" ““°°f' “fl '°=""'° '.“°
'ri-lea them nil and inllce, tbcns- tions have been received, one by sap-, l’°""_'° D" M”’1"""“'R'~" "11'
ands of people will say. urday's mail for twenty shareefilr. ‘l° "ll" ‘“°°' °f°°“'°l7' °l¢““llll 'll'
_ cindy iepleuure and not s hardship.
a revelation in the culinary art met
n Wednesday last he passed the 79th
llc post His brother William who
brother-in-law_ Mr. James Judson,
Alexandra, who _was present, is over
80 years. Mr. John Smith, who was
present, is nearing 30 years, and sev-
eral others were over 70. A pretty
_= __ . _l
LISIIISS, Blillllliill .lillllliilll
' iialli Bilgii ul Mill . l
li ill. |iois|'s liilu _ibut Pill: *
Many a growing
boy or girl H ect
down ls conmtu
oomllyslow-,stupid
or lazy when it in
really s qneanon oi
inactive bowel:
lazybvnareluggub
bdaeys.
The growing
child. with a hearty
appetite, certainly
cannot long remain
healthy and bright
if the sewers ofthe
body, the bowel:
and the bdneye
Ile choked up with
impurities thai
°"‘ should he thrown
of l>f°mi»1r
ddy complexion, dragging
dislike Er mental of 
55;
ill
__ whaieayniem, purifying the blood. siding
’ ieami bald: che cinldb unch dui
' Made from roots sndhei-baby W. H
- 46 Grove Ave., ToaoN'ro, Our., Jan. mth, 19i3.
"I suffered untold agony from GALL-STONES, for the past three ears,
and tried many doctors without getting relief. I also paid $5.00 for one hottie
of medicine which was useless. At limes the pain from these gall-stones was so
great that I lost consciousness, and my condition was desperate. I was quite
satisfied that I was dying and the doctors said I must be operated upon, _
“ During one of these very severe, acute attacks, I was given some
“FRUIT-A-TIVES", and after taking s short treatment of this remedy, I passed
gall-stones over an inch in length, and as many as one hundred and fifty or two
hundred in number.; “FRUIT-A-TIVES” was the only thing that would relieve
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