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Ol
U' 5 1 ‘qs in Oharlottetown.J.
_ ly. N , Orspsllilv
are  sl\\l_l\|l::`3£» th' 5"”
of gr., una, at the Emrrw H*
tel.J.
-Geo _and Hrs` Auld, Charlotte-_
.mer u tqndiaz “lv f“=°re1 01 U" 1°'-°
town. 'bbvereturned to Y-b°il’ 'Wm'
Allnu Fraser. B°d°¢l“°~J»
_5|{§f’-*S551 Keele returned to her
Home in
I»lcl\omil\l,~l. _
._. .-
-Miss (`lsrk, Cavendish, is spend-
ing the ivinter in Bummereidv. I-11°
puns! ol her sister Mrs. GeorK° E-
linker.-1.
-'rnenussss de; ssc miiileentimk “umm” 'tfiistm'
Waugh,»North B6¢l0<l\l°» P“1`P°l° 7°
turning home today alter I5 SHOW
visit tqrelatives ln Summerside.-L
...Albert and Mrs. Baker and son
l~‘.arl, 'Bummerside, spent 111° DB0?
'egg gg Bgdsquq, the guests of Mrs
uskel-'s pirmts, Albert and Mrs.
scburmsn.J.
Priscilla Gallant. Sum-
vho has ueen fn ue Prince
Uounty H-_IDU-el BUUBPUIB l` °m \`_t@“'
matic fevsr,'left the 'l0Spital Friday
completely cured.J .
-Miss
merside,
BLIGHTBLAZE.-'l`l1e tlremen were
called outiyesterday 1-.bout 11.80 for
a slight blaze at the Morell House,
Oh'Town. Their assistance was not
required as before their arrival the
fire had been extinguished by the in-
mates. . No damage was done.
SOCIAL EVENT.-The engagement
is announced of Miss Beulah Babies,
formerly of Bay View, P. E. I., and
Harry Wright of Waltham, Mass.ior-
merly of Montana. The wedding to
place
take in the near future. Con-
_grstulscigyf from their many rr-lends_
WAS WEAK
-_ me
sun nown.
|01’ IDLE T0 I0 IIE! W0llK.
- -- \
Many women get run down and arc
unable 'to look after their household
duties, owing to their nervous system
becoming unstrung. Day m and day out
they have to go through the same rou-
tine oggork, sweeping, rlustmg, cooking,
etc. wonder their work gets on the
nerves and they become run own.
When a woman gets into this state
there is only one thing for her to do and
that is, to get something that will build
up her system. _
For this p ose there is not an equal
io _\lilburn’:r&Ieurt and Nerve Pills.
'l`l>-lr ri-_=lV'vr|\_ll\'i~ notion is fclf. on cvry
r~r:: .li :mul li- iw; :il ilu- l`s.\lv, :::,<l in In
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Albcrtosi Sstur_daY ____z;_l.f~¢:`___in the Maritime zPro0vPin;:§ sgylg,
noon dim siwn U18 I °W Prince Edward Isla d li 'i _
.~‘~unnnersi=lc, the guest of Mrs. James sl, ° as “V “Z df l
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 in "'"
"'-e
Robert and Mrs. Vanlderstlne, and
onsrmzcmwn, nav. tm. momuii
for a visit to New York.
lil Beers, of Paton & Co., Char-
lottetown, leaves this morning for a
visit to Montreal. Toronto and New
York.
l 'ras many n-unc; or H. H. si-own,
'Rochiord Bt., 0llll’l0ttetown, will
be pleased to learn that he 115
.steadily recovering from his severe
illness. He was reported much bet_
| ter last evening. .
| _
' TIGHT LI'I"I'Llll IBLAND.- The
mN1l¢er of the Bank of Commerce at
(Halifax comm ti 5
|90 s of about $10,000,000 and is per
,capita. probably the richest rin-sl
,community in the Dominion, says the
lllliontreal Gazette. It would seem
§from this that it is a favored land,
zthe people can grow in comfort and
_general wealth without worrying that
-A VERY DELIGHTFUL evening
fwil Bvent at the home of Ernest and
;Mrs Rogers,Mlscouche,on Frlday,when
“Wir dallihter Miss Laura entertain-
_ed s number of her friends. The even-
_'ing was pleasantly spent in_musie
_and games. About 12 o'c1ock _qw
,company repaired to the dinlng~roo`m
'where a sumptuous repsst was served
|after which the party broke up.J _
1 ANOTHER VISITOR.-And lo, a
'little squirrel has come forth from
his winter lair to pay Charlottetown
.a vllit and incidentally to interview
lthe weather bureau as to conditions
forxbreaking up his home in winter
(quarters. The little chap perched
comfortably on a gatepost in the
west end of the city contentedly
,munching away at some food stuff
which he held in his forepaws. He
was quite at ease and very amiable
till some mischievous boys, for want
_of something better to do, disturbed
ihis serenity by trying to catch him.
It was quite a chase and master
squirrel did his ancestors justice in
the way he dodged and climbed to
elude his tormentors. Finally. he
reached the friendly arms ofa big
tres and scamperlng to the topmost
branches seated himself and deilantly
challenged the youths below to
“come catch me if you can."
-ALLAN FRASER.-A wide circle
of friends and acquaintances will
learn with deep regret of the death 0fV
Allan Fraser which sad event took
place after a short illness of spo-
plexy at his home at North Bedeque
on Tuesday evening, the 21st inet.,
in the 72nd year of his age. He
leaves a sorrowing widow, seven
daughters and one son to mourn_the
loss of n. kind and loving husband
and father. The members of the fam-
ily, are:-Mrs. Chester Moody, Golor-
ado Springs, Col., Mrs. John McM\_1r~
do, Lower Bedeque, Mrs. Harry Lea,
Bummerside, Mrs. James B/urns, Med-‘
icine Hat, Alberta, Mrs. Ernest In-
man, Lot 16, and Misses Marion and
Daisy, und Ira at home. Mr. Fraser
was held in much esteem for his kind
and generous nature, for his more
than ordinary intelligence, and his
personal worth and he will be much
missed in the community in which he current issue of the' Ro al. G tt
lived. His funeral, which was very
largely attended took place on Thurs-
. on o three joint stock
'day the 23rd inst. and the service .gompanies and also A notice a,mO,mc_
VJ `  V i*  iV~ .l .gi ~ » it was Colldupl-ed by RSV- Al6X&l\<1Bl°`M¢'f ing the incorporation of a Foi lllx-
.~.mi r.~_i<;_<..»_li l ~~ -  ii. l Kay of_ liedeque. The pall-bearers change anq_Rea1¢y C0mp,my_ of the
.Vw _ V..V -» 1* li  : ’
were- o n McCaull, John Curtis,
R b I
_ _'. Vr '__i: ;  f ._l| o ert -logg, Harry Cannon, Hud- tin- gulture wmpany of which Lesm;
vi'  r'i' 'v 'l' » \ I`_»*l-1
son Montgomery and George Bl. Auld
of Charlottetown brother-in-law of
~ . il -
lthe deceased. His remains were laid lottetowm alzgafhe 1;roI:isfg:_;1 gil;_';_
to rest in the old family bury g ¢ _ h
ground at Lot 16. there to aw`§.it 'its T is company has “cqmfed 130
.
the onli when the trumpet shall
sound and the dead shall rise; '
-v-~'~vv-T*-15 . ai. -- 'T
...wc ,__ s _-ak.-._--».»,...\ __ _.__. ,-
.--- _ _ _ _  ____. _=_,_,____gq,duri'ng the coming summer. The
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your mind-set Big Ben
- \_- 'Guardian understands that the stock
lie being rapidly taken up. or the
T ‘_ lothers. the Tignlsh 'Silver 'Black Fox
._~3_  _
if ié __ _6**’ ;_"" I  l
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He‘s a timckeepcr- I good all- ur-
posc clock for e'v¢r’y dqy and n/lpdgy
use and for years of service. » '
He stands seven inches tall! He
weaiis __:; cost of tr_:>lc-nic_kel_pIs1eg___
ce. e rings wit one __ ,_ 
:ing for 5 minutes rtraigln, ‘3"fi?ifni0
_ mlnmesst isten/al: of 30 seconds un-
less you shui him elf. V ~
_ His big, bold figures and hands are
, .rented in the dim morning light,
 ‘ strong keys srezag sr wud.
_ _ ,$3.00, is my to pqy bc-
` _ s'  :omg to Ju.
T' is so in Prince Edward
 jewelers:
_    ____`TaYIq__ _
--on-p_ './‘1 » V.
fruits" usa  
i,
l
0133008, 0NI._,_$}_;g_, Igth. 1911.
"Som chhss been __ .Ill ilten
about “F‘i§nit-_:_tlves”.:_l::_st it Qigl‘i2_rseem
ecesasry t ice.
unlgut "Fruit-a»:?ev`e3' w myf f  xieeiilcirxl
tome when I suffered wi _istressing '
g_y_‘spepsia, tha_t I_hfe'el ' _<3 _\_i_p_ou is
o _ e re a s e an
sstl;?:ctg u rgsnlts I hslcr had from
D .
nsi theg
Dygspepsiaaud Ilidlgestion as every one
knows, can give you more nn¢onrlort~
able liaonrs and days than mon common
` tl. ‘
 I: lad to be able to sa to
you that slzthough in the past I sufllared
excruciating ng_¢:ny_s_;_ith Dyspcpsia, I am
' rf t al . '
nD'v‘vl:‘x:\ii?c-Stiv: ” accomplished the
desired result nm; I have to ihs_nk them
for my very favorable and satisfactory
'W' °f *‘°*1“"° N. c. srxngrno.
Wh don’t try “Fruit-a-tives”?
5oe aybox, 6 33182.50, trial size, 25°-
At all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by rout-s-tives I/imlfcd. Omwn-
* 
Mlss Estelle Aitken, Georgetown, is
spending the week-end in Charlotte-
town with her sister, Miss Jean Alt-
ken.
-J . B. MOORE DEAD.-The many
friends of John B. Moore, of the ilrm
of Blakeney and Moore,'barbers,_were
shocked to learn of his sudden death
yesterday afternoon from heart fall-
ure, reports a Moncton exchange.
Mr. Moore had been condned to his
home for the past two days, but was
feeling decidedly better yesterday.
About 5.30 he suilered a relapse and
passed away in a few minutes. The
deceased, who was 56 years of age,
is survived by his: widow and four
children, one son and three daugh-
ters. Ths son is "Frank, of the I. C.
R. odices, and the d'E\xgh`ters are
Ada. Helen and Dorothy, all of whom
reside st home., Besides these, Mr.
Moore' 'is survived by a brother,
James, and a. sister, Ellen. The- late
Mr. Moore was a native of Kensing-
ton, P. E. I., but had been for many
years a well known citizen of Monc-
ton. He was a man of many excel-
lent parts and had the respect of a
wide circle of_friends.
THINGS 'Ann Boonmo -In the
_ y aze e
there are notices of application lorl
the incorporatl f
three first mentioned one is' an oys
D,. McNutt, Thomas _McNutt, Malpe-
que, and H d
ores oi barren bottoIn_in Richmond
y and is capitalized at $60,000.
The intention is to begin operations
Company, Limited, is capitalized at
$90,000, and is being promoted by
Senator Murphy, J. A. Hackett and
Dr. J. A. Johnston, Tignish, and
others. The Englewood Silver Fox
00mDHny, Limited, capitalized st
-$99.000. Promoted by W. H. Mayne,
Springfield, Geo. H. Mayne, Emerald,
John E. Sinclair, Springfield, and
others. Letters Patent have been is-
suedifor the incorporation of the "P,
E. Island Fox Exchange and Realty
Co.. Ltd.," of which mention was
rnsde in si former issue of The Guar-
drnn. These "straws" show how the
wind is blowing at present in Prince
Edward Island. The oyster busfnegg
which is now one of the biggest
things of the horizon is already
_l°'>0mi_ns and, wus sienmend nsyte
work in. will unquestionably be one
of the biggest things the province
has known.
TUEQDAY.
Mies _Kate McLean, Montague,
was in Charlottetown on Saturday.B
...°Messrs. Ernest and Reginald
DUIZWGU, Bay IJ`ortune,_were in Bour-
ii FYIUBY On a business trip. _
-»- s o _ _
A *The many friend f M
01'* DUIBWGU, Bay Fortune, r:vl11R°\\>)¢
pleased to learn that'she is recovsf-
_ing from her recent illness, `
J ...°Engineer J-_A_'._0s ch _
lottetown, spe\;t\ Bundsu;"'l‘;n'Mon‘t;-
tue. Mr. Cameron has n wide ,yu-¢\,,
of friends here.B_. '
.fr-.'ei:‘~.. H.  - 
A Q .
'business/trlp.° 'du cm A
...°l>/Iismany friends will regret~to
.learn that George Mellick, Bom-ls, ii
suileringirom' s severe attack of
rhsumstism.° °
’ -wi-sul ~
-PnorI'raBLn»= -Veoolallig;-d Iseli venture-’
. ' , 0 ' _ . -.-rr - »'
f';¢§'i21“”£'i§.'l§‘»f3r53i'.5,omq» uf. ---'POPULAR S°°w~~
om Pino -_county am zu °*,'ln_=°_»-nwi was was sos ie
w _ch.the '/handsome sian of~ $160 ¢aret'lH_&l1 011 JW- “Ull-
w .S V ` ' '
as raised. _ _ _ _  _ _
...°on cus muse eéfrsnl’ 'mc some nrosram hwh vel
fifty young psqplrirom Bourip jan- _*-3° 5'" ¢“"t"
*HT*
of A. Horne & Oo.,
leaves this afternoon _
- 9 nuamm trip through om dow Mm N°"*'
are eastern esctien at the Province. The! 11111511104 W* °
'. Z.. . ’~F'_'\
'law-en il
of Bourll
so clear of ice as
Ou Jan. Had John
MacDonald rowcd out
few
returned none the worse
the had roads the hall Was
_to its utmost to hear the
Socie-
sembled .on Norris Pond to take P-art W' Au" t-5° p"'°¢"m °°‘”l° uw 'M'
in what ming M _,@1155 _tae _fn-ssl ,of nies, the handsome .sum or $132
skate of the1's'e`ason»» It was.au,id_eal
night and the ice in excellent condi-
tion and needless to say all enl°YPd
themselves.
-CHURCH MEETING - The Sum-
. _ . (1 _ “_”
morside Presbyterian consr°ss¢i°1\_ h°:ti”§u§'“1,,§]°°,§§g"ffff ,,i';,,£:¢ _ snsmnnv PLAINS.--on Friday.
"ld its “””“°1mg“5i§°°' nialifng Ti” ggar ,the Iiillsboro Boating Club was .tm “°'°_“t;::‘_“‘ °! P"{°?_““’g 'l§h';§:i1;_°`
Wsdnegday eve g, an. . _9 _ . b t 1 k d’d,_,‘ “payers o erry a s e
101101711!! 1! 6 |1110! °\l_ml!l'-“'Y °f W'  :llaigzoaghgodcyawntzmcshe sexi. llrst examination in _their recently
_ _ .r V - .
Gen
ports presented thereat Receipts l°~\‘
eral Expense Fund from all
sources, $3829.65; Receipts for Mis-
sionary- and Educational PUFPDBBB
from all sources, $885.84; Receillli Uf
Ladies Aid Society $306.08; Receipts
for Session Fund, $55.18; Oderings
of S. S. for running expenses. $70.90:
Total for all purposes, $3647.65. The
managers repvrltd a Vsmall bal-
ance on hand after all rzuzn-
ing expenses W0l'0 Pali
Eleven persons were received H110.
and ten removed from the member-
ship of the church during the Yea?-
-DAIRY MEETING.-The annual
meeting of the Kensington Dairylllg
Association was held in the C- M- B-
A. Hall, Kensington, on Tuesdal' Bl'
ternoon, the 21st inst. The Presi-
dent Thos. McNutt presided. The re-
port of. the work lor the P8811 lfl‘B1`
as submitted by the Secretary was
most satisfactory and gratifying to
the association. The association be-
ing now free of debt and with asur-
plus of $384.90 to its _credit it was
agreed by a. unanimous vote to low-
er the manufacturing charge and thus
give the patrons a still higher price
for their milk. Already two new
milk routes will be added to the list
for the coming 'season as also many
additional patrons on the several
routes. During the year 285,907 lbs.
cheese was manufactured which net-
ted the patrons $30,473.12, and 5.329
lbs. butter which sold for' $1,518.12.
The plant in each factory is in first
class condition so that the outlook
for the coming season is considered
good. The following are the ofilcers
for the ensuing year: Board Direct-
ors-Thos. MeNutt, President; Geo.
E. Brown Vice-President; James
_being realised!
I. .iocrnmufrs on ron.-yesterday
laiternoon, although the wind was
ilraw and cold. large numbers enjoyed
‘la walk on the Hillsboro ice: ' ce-
i* driver was endeavoring to avoid
l two young men who were in-hispath
and did not see the li_ttle~_lc.d: __'l‘-he
V boy, who was badly stunned, wasdm-
_ s _°. e_ _____ 
lhdme and the doctor lled in. Hap-
lpily the accident was not serious al-
'tiwugn the neue rsuow .was sadly
lshaken and received a _nasty bump
‘odhis head. The boat was also had-
lly broken. Another accident occur-
’ red near the bridge when ~a`chap,‘op-
erating a small ieeboat, had the mis-
»' fortune to get into a sprlnghole. 'H/e
f_ received a thorough wetting and had
|5_____ _ _ _ _____ ,_ _ ...__ -.,,... _.ri
3 J0l'|NSON’S_
_ LINIMENT.
» _ Used 102 years
~~ liar internal and
external ills.
\
A sure reli_ef_for
coughs, colds, sore
_ throat, cramdp_s,chol- V'
_ eramorbus, `arrl1ea, 
 cuts, burns, bruises,
 sprains, etc. '
if _  A
_ _ 2_5c_ and S0e
,_ V ' ,everywhere
Pickering, Joseph Driscoll, J. A.l ~ hr"-¢
Hogg, Norman'-Ramsay, T. A. Drls-_ ) nu. |_§_
coll. J. F. Profltt, Secty.-'l‘reas.,__ ' hu", &C0__ , __
Salesman; Geo. R. McMahon, Audit-/ _ gum ,qu ~
or.
ml; » 'leslm.ll|ss.~
dry garments. It is under-
no harm was done this boat.
E.W.8lLLE`l"| CO. LTD.
TORQNTO.
wnnusu eaevfrlllu
modelled school house
Almost all the pupils were present.
The time spent in examining was
from one to four o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Tlfe pupils were examined
_in all their subjects of instruction
and were examined in all by their 1 th
teacher. In thedrill on the English
of the advanced class, figures of
speech, sentence structure, meanings
of words, parsing and analysis 'were
taken up and on them considerable
time wasspent. Traces oi careful from unthought of
teaching were noticeable in all the
subjects. At the close of the exam-
‘inatlon brief speeches were made by
J. F. Jenkins, Joseph Praught and
Thomas Hynes, in which they ex-
pressed their much satisfied feelings
of the school and of the character ol
the work. 'I‘hs"pupils were treated to
candy. A present was given to the
teacher. A few remarks then closed
'_a well spent evening.
dent was quite unavoidable as the °|¥\°V¢d ‘md 1'*
imedistely picked up and carried- into"
ithe boatin hous lat r to lhs-
who is
Bands, has
he is
ure.-'On
meeting
Murray
Fox VCo was held
Ol'
are
enterprise with
tomary zeal, as
“widow’s mite"
trfbutlons. " On the
nesday, 15th; a pie
taiument' was held
pices of the Baptist
ray Harbor. An
was given, after
auctioned by
usual satisfactory
some sum was
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_ appreciate the diiference between quahty  i'
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