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MARRLED "ABI\9AD,,-Mr Joseph _ _ lWest and Mr and Mrs Wallace Dag- _ _
Powers, forma;-ly or Fort Augustus, _ _ _ gett. The dunes music was furnisllled Durmett Silarbeli on his way to 'Fig- P.E.l,, and Miss May iiannan of Sun by Patrick MeCaughey.-(Exami er, nlsh Tuesday evening became til with Francisco., were married tllis nlollth - please copy.) - B high fever and consequent chills.
Rev. Father (‘ollllolly. pastor of ‘ ____ -4--~ U
l’nul‘u Church, San i"ranclsco, wllo . \ ll8Ll\il\lDER8 rllE»llRD FRgM after his arrival here he was put to
also celebrated the uuptial Mass, Sui/B ` -- DP VH € 9 ef “'00 V0 >'t‘~9!er ey bed '
California Maple Leaf. Miss Doiall,` N°w I' me TLT; ‘Spitz md °f Tm" ' in Charlottetown froln one of the P. ,ment udmlnistercd.»Z.
a cousin oi' tho bride, acted as brides- E. Island Signaliers. dated 15th i<`eb~
lsl_ANpE3 E|_Ec-l-ED___J0lm A maid., wllile the groom’s llrotller. John, """"` rnsry, stated that the Island Signailers
- - ll0W NSY it is to re- ll to ether at a i t i it `
Flmlllgmll forlllerly ol. Cl l was groomsmen. After their honey Do you know were a it pon egl _lllmlll LM 2' who has _lust ,,_.llll.lled
I t lar ottetowu. moon the happy couple will reside at move those ugly 811001 Soolllal “° °\W miles from the firing lille. 'lhcy were "om Fllleel, poilli and Welllllglolll
2 College Avenue, San Francisco. will call you freekle-face. nil well. A party of twenty of tllem lll.ll,lllg_ mporl limi il", Bielgii ,owls
' --- ' Simply get an ounce of nthlne. were rooming together in a loft. are almosl gmle_ He say, lilo ice ll,
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P.E.I...“'l1S eec ed a member 1 i iloardlot’ Alderman at the nluiiiclplgi 10 electioll ill Lawrence, Mugs” last month. BD-Ye the ,Callfornia‘ Maple. lll Leaf. ‘ He. llotluperlllteudent oi pu_l,ii¢ lr
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eleven meetings were held. On 3
SCHOOL WORK. - Tile results of double strengthll from yolllr cllllugilzlst ---~ e examinations of Emyvuie school and a few app cnt ons s ou slow yesierdiiy tlnptan '11 ig, liii,¢N'uii » . ~
properly aualdelmled MB opplme l or the month ot February are as iol- ‘you how easy it is to rid yourself of received ,_ wi,-9 frélil llalllax umm; glggllllllllfgtoggrigf 01-earl the snow ls
l Il by lows: Principal Department. Grade freckles andget a. beautiful complex- rim; Captain (iqgrge 1-|_ Qampbeil gi
ll.-1, Jeanette Coady; 2, Louis-_ ioll. The sun and winds oi Februury lille gziid Regiment has been alllloiliied
DAUGHTERS OF TH C llashan. Grade Vi.-1, Aggie Gal- 'ind March have a strong tendency to lrecriliiirlg ginger for-_tiiig province io R h no al Edward Ch E EMPIRE - loghan; 2, Lucy Gritiln; 3, Susie bring out freckles, and as a result erliigi men fm- 56;-vl¢9 in R igaiiary of ca 'l` Q l_ 5 d I th Dlilller of the Im- Curley. Grade V.-1, Gerlie Colley; more othlne is sold in these months. Fieiii Ariiiiery to go rorv.-,irq will, me _l l191`1°‘ l' 91' 0 _ e anghters oi the 2. Alice Hogan; 3, Florrie Murray. Be sure to ask forthe double strength iilird coniirilleim Those wllliiing io ‘ Empire helllli its annual meeting on Sat- Grade IV. (Sn)-1, Walter Coney; _., othline. as this is sold lmder guarantee l eriiiai giiouiii col-regpoliii or report in 8" urday at rs. G. W. Hutson‘s, when Beatrice Curley; 3,_ Mary McCloskey. ot money back lf lt tails to remove Captain Campbell, at Charlottetown ex favorable rBi10l'tH 011 the ycar’s work Primary Department. Grade IV. (.lr.» the freckles. wiiimiii deii,y_ Captain glmllllmii will li were Bvllillllltitl- DUFUIE the Dust year '-1. Teresa Cloririn; 2, Louis Hogan; also have charge of Infantry mc;-uiig gi
the . Stephen Connolly. Grade ill.-1, 'ff-=--='-==--f-‘f-==-‘->=‘-='-‘=-'-‘-‘-‘-‘=-‘==f--'-‘-‘~`-'-‘- here imiii iiieir departure for Am.
10tll 01' AUSUSU.. ll\0 llrSt Bneclal lnect~ Ruse Mccardle' 2 Lizlul Murray' is her t Ns “ - _ ‘fl _¢ ii, . k ,_ ’ ' _ , _' .' ed a note oi' encouragement to the 5- - - ' i ing u er _ite ou rea ot' thc war Mlltthills Murray und .ialllts (irlliln wllllllll lllc colllllry Fwy ln .l_ll.,l._l_ B
was ' called* ' ill reference to (equal). Grade Ii.-1, Martina Hogan; llve llmll mul roduéu mom ’Falllél___l -.wEi_i_.i(N0wN FARMER DEM;
ellulllpillg it llosillllll Ship to be pre- 2 Mary McCloskey' ‘i Frlmk Duffy p 0 t I a . _ _ _- _ . -. _ . l _ l l ll - ne oi' the larges funerals overheld slelltgtlllllslll gldon million lull Lanllda to S-ffllflb _L-1. Hilda Mull#-ly; Z. -l“h“ pki~?>ld?lc(t;)?>Iietrli1iscfa1i!rg?»¢:\fi§:,I:, mil in this part of the County took place ‘K _.lilo-n _ _ Govlerl y alll through the Jason, 3. Adele Murray.'1‘llosc who be doubled ln the nes, llllul.e_ Ml._ to 'rignish catholic Church on Tues- ln Dolnt ‘_ t fhel l lrllllill asking our made 100 p. c. in punctuallty and at- Mallet gave ll valuable (lemousll.a_ day morning, when the remains 0; the or chop e 9, _D It e endeavor. Five lendance were:-barall liagall, Ber- llon on camlllllg eggs A llearly vom into Jann J, Ar-genault, ll w@ll.kii0wrr hundred and thirty two dollars was tha Murray, Louis Callagzlall, .lonn ol thanks was moved 'by Ml. C J Mc_ forum-_ofsiririusrs 1’olill,w0rni,uriqi1_ nf raised for this nurirosc. A rnusicuil Grlflin, Marv Murray. Florrlc Murray# Lean llecomlell by lil, ll ll lvl,§DOll_ The line of sloighs extended for over B entertainment given by some young Hose Iiogoll, Alicc Hogan, igriwsi ‘ ° ‘ ~ two mllas ln ll processlon from the s
people sulnmerlllg athliolllllld Cove, tlollnoliy. ` A ;;l(,1ll€lll1,lll prfliifnfl? iglfgsvrgsilxrsl deceased's home to the church Tile -get memory: Edward L" “ow iw
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EGG CIRCLE. -- The annual l'2ll:"_cl0se by smgmg GM Save the lsgvgrek §?rlYl,;:g;“;'§l!l? “lil” lg; ewlml; ary force; William C.. ot' this city; M .
under the auspices oft e I)nughier-5 of the Erllpll'€~ T110 Proceeds amounted
to $149. which amount was voted for meeting of the members of (‘orr.all g
ltcll Cross work, as the (lllllptcr ton
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_ - l ll Egg C`il`Clf* t00l¢ Dlace in the Lib- 0 E ;c::,oImili;‘ilIig:id?1y'_€heleulilzexgrggilgz. F' R' NewB°mD‘ city; Mrs’ 5' F'
‘ll‘°""| "3 S""V“"’S¢0U“1‘~30<`l0ly. Sew- rury Hall at Grand Trdcalllc on Fell. l "$66 SSFUL D»°cToR°"The ml' Deceased‘s death was due to a siege D
ing lllcetillgs llnvc been llclli weekly ititll. The President Mr. Itllllitlrl .lf ?w~“g is taken noni the Oakland' of henlorrllages of the lungs extend-l _ with al. fair nttelldallcc. ilrilt lll St. Mcilonald illtrcduccd Mr. i\i'll'ri‘li'ls ulmorma' Maple Lea[`_We had me in over it crlod of six in itl lie P‘ E' L Tclephom' vo' “nd Miss Isa' l’uuI's sclluolroom. then tho Ladies' 01' tllv ‘l¢lI>=\l”ll11L‘l-it 01 1\i§ricllltill'c' tit- pleasme “Y u visit this mmm rmm Dr legves it wlgow several br(oi.h¢:i°‘s and D
Club kindly placed their rooill at the l-ll'Wil I0 tl lH1'il§¢ Hilti flltllusiastic zytudi- B' I" Sleeves' ul. bmem' Arqgun' mio sltsers The 'pall-bearers were as lllsposul oi' the Chapter to work ill on cn;-¢>. Thr iczlrllcll illtcirilciol' have u of the most Bucwssml Dhyslduns 1" f0lioWll;___]0llll Casey _lolm lllccllc liiollday llftcrnolllls. A box of very vivid picture ot' what is expected from g:f:n`:'n0;?éldI;rl§tl§‘lveSll“l_‘;'l“ knowudm wiiilgm Handrahan, A. llochforll: uselul l1l'tl<fl0S. U0i\BlSllllt< ul rllliiiicrs, individual lllelllbcrs ot' il inoperative ' ' "' w e W was 0 u Geor e Arscnault and Arcade Gaudet.
Ilzlluclavu caps, wristlets, sock clrcl .lui lu tl ` ut U _ cated and grew into young manhow' 8
llallliagcs. ctl-,. was sont to tho lied
Prose lleadtillartcru. A box ol' useful with tho lllullagcl' nllll it must follow klll::'ll(élli"_lll1l?gV£,l.'l'l.a'ulllll'; llsezg Illl llllillllf their wlnter's supply ot’ ilro-wood, und articles was also sclll. to our owll men that the egg niarkct for select stuck ,md wlllle lllelt, on llccolllll ol llls' are patiently waiting for Mr. Samuel lu ballsllury llulll. Ulm llnlldre.l and Will be well and ovellly ulailltuined. alllllly and poplllarlly mls eleclhll Locke to make ills usual rounds wltil seventy lliilcldollars was subsc lbed‘.M"' M.“r°“““S Bullgests high ideals. l_leul0nlllll_G0l,em0l. bf lllal Hlulb his wood cutter. The roccilt visitors to $._9 was sllbscrlllcll by some exlrort.lll: the lllelllberis to be loyal, Removlllg lo Salem Oregon a few; Appin Road were Messrs. .itunes and (li the l nlclllbt-is ol the Patriotic patient and produce the host urticlc.lyoal.l_l ago lll. Sfceves wllo ls ll Daniel MacQuarrlc, Nell Maclfadycn, build. Lallsltor tile* l rim-oss Itllvry Ile made il colllparisllll oi” two uuppli- Bpeclallsl ll; (llscasm of ll'lc eye ear John MacNevin, Nelson Mci(iniloi., ilppeal. National (ilapter contribu- cs .cr the market. (Ilrcio l&t;g~;_ and “OSC and lllmal mol] blllll up l,_`largé Mrs. Peter MacKinnon, and Miss Flo- tiuns for the belts nmourltlill: to tlllr- Qrtlillary Store ldglrll. Tile Circle pracllce and lg l_0_llay llllmllerell ra MacQiiarrle.-Mr. and Mrs. James ty three dollars nlld tllrco cents, legit, trcsll, grnilorl, cnllillcil. and stunt- anlollg 'salemfs Suwesslul clllzens Matheson spent Sunday in River showing it totnl oi $9.-..l..£9, lllllc hlul- llcil is thc onc_ol` quality und tllcre is Lllsl yea, llQ,llel.l,ell llllll clly uS'Muyol.` Dale.-Miss Lizzie MacLeod, Bonslmw tired aint twenty two dollars und twon- i. high and unlfornl lxlttrlult for all lllli his Drolesslolllli llllliel, woulll noi' iS Blwlltlillg S0m0'tlll10 Vl-Sllihil lil Ail- l>' H1110 Cents. rslscd lol' wlrlolis purl . untill fuuck. llc elllillwlslzc-ll thc proc allow him I0 l1C"'el’i- ‘l “Ci-‘nd ltfrln Din ltozul, the guest of llcr sister, Mrs. lllllllltls.lnélulllllyéhillll lllllcilltlltllllclll tllpt thc l _lllltltrr tlt cnllllllillg as :l lil-wssily and _ __ ' Joliil Gorlioll.-Messrs. Duriicl (loss ll: _ ~' l l» _‘lap cr ii l oflicci lc cnsc--pull illlltond of _ _ ,_ and Kllllurll (llllespic were visitors tlllrly-live. is-i:l:lllllll|: :lt ccrinlll linles. lib, s0“ml_ l“:ll;ggSl»l¢li\l`lllU léllgfsl to' Chill-cllill Sunday.-Mr. and litre. t_ _ . . _ Hospital cntertaillell the trustees, the “'_m' (.h"“°‘p.i‘“` pam 3' sho" visit tu
have established a new and higher standard of purity and deliciousness in candy-~makirlg. They ale prepared from the best cocoa beans the rn u r k e t 1 aifords, personally selected by us. and ground in our own
last evening ill the Hospital dining room. Tllcrc was llu attendance oi’
dinner was all elaborate one and, necll- l
Dr. lloss and rcllponded to by Dr. li. D. Jollnson; thc ’i`rustccs, proposed by Miss Grallanl and rcspolltled to by, Mr. Percy Pope and W. A. O. Morsou;
_ _ B., `¢’.'i :toil l‘o';l vit -. ~ __ _ , .___
sums' mgllll Hlllrlsl llylulnlm' mums' lm” lmllwm lo lllcwulw llsllllllllllllolllllg lltitell leaving home llc tunic wcst. and Appm RoAD_ _ Tlw ml_m_,l.s ol- , /""°-"""“’”'_ *""°'-*_\
500 5l\\lll`Ul/0 llltf lillulily iril-Qlicrilte y h.s (?“-In `immn~g “North sucmleded this vicinity have iinisllcli hauling ' H f
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`-. qospital Medical Staff and the ofil- v'm°.""' F"d“y‘_,Mr‘ J' E' fjudniom
c als of the Ladies’ Aid at a dinner WM? 1" Bonshaw h““day""M'sS BMI”
Smith has returned home after at
tending thc short course in Charlotte-
ll l l ., l. _‘_ A _ _ _ . _ town,-Mr. (leorgv i‘uillnor_c spoilt u on “Ln 3 puwnq pruwm N" `Monday in River llnlc. the guest ot less to say, was heartily enjoyed by ms s‘B'“°"' ,M"S' .N°““"“ Ma“l"“`°d." all_ Alle, (lllllwl. a toast llst Wm llOll_ Mr. Jollul Gillespie paid a short visit ored, the King proposed by Mr. Percy tf’ . “""“r Dale M°“d“3"`.'Mr.' Bam l,0pl_l lllu llmlles. Al_l_ proposed ln, smith spent Sunday cvenlui; ln Illver
' Dale, thc guest of Mr. Donald Mac~
Qllarrie.-Mr. Ed. l-‘arrzlr opt,-nt Sull- la i B sl tl " '.
l y n oi\.'lu\\', lo gums: oi' lui itcad Boyce.
factory by skilled confec-
tioners.
The chocolate coating
is of the finest quality and
the centres are dainty and varied, forming u
combination which re- sults in thelnost de-
licious chocolates
you ever tasted.
Try them.
ltitlllt S liimnl, llillrlili, ciilllllln
Sold by
Best Dealers Everywhere
poetical ncccptanccs were read dur- ing intervals in the dinner, by the non- com a lu _
WEDDING BELLS-The l`0llo\vini;
clipping frolll a Boston cxcllunge will bc ot' interest to the brlde`s relatives in this Province: At St. James’ Church, iiaverlllll, Mass., on Thursday morning at 7.30 o'clock, ,Miss Mary A. G. Mcflaugllcy of 13 Nlcllols Street and John W. Daxgctt, of 118 Cedar Street, were united in marriage by the pastor Rev. Fatllor John J. Graham, P. il. The britlc was pri-.ttily nttircll ln rt lllllll suit with it wllltc lint with piulllc to matt-ll. She was attended by her sister, Miss Etta Mwllliglley, who was nttircd ill rl llhic llrnnrlclolh suit with a hat to nllltch. The lzroomsman was Philip liidlllllgllcy, brolllcr ot’ the brllli,-. After this services at thc cllurcll thc bridal illtriy wcllt to tho homo of tho hrltlt-, where lt wcdrlini; breakfast was servcri. Tim ltronin`r< prellellt to tho bride was tl beautiful gold slgllct ring. 'l'll\~_ grooln'l4 prosollt to the lrrnoillsulau wits ll gold stlckplll. Afti-r tho breakfast the couple wore given rl reception ily their friends and the happy clluplc left for liostoll. From tllcrc they will go to lllliiltoil,
_ Mo.. wllorc they will pass illcir holloy-
E*-f"“"""'_‘ r it f f"' " f L £- "A moon. (ill their rcillrll to this city
_,___ _,___ .,_.__._ tilt-\' will rcsirin on Sullllllcr slrcct lll
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Rl..
nm” V prisc was tclldorcll to Mr. null Mrs.
,....-~_ Daggctt bclng present. lllc cpuplc
have been lnzlrrioll hut n few days aild
tlioill. Tllc evening was spoilt ill a
mol-it agrecllllle woy. ltcfrcsllmeuts
of ice croaul and cnkc were served after which the evening was spent lil dancing. Gnnlcs were also played at intervals. ileautliul gifts were prc- sented to the couple. Some of tho gifts illcllldcd towels, ll beautiful chest of 'Rogers' silver, n llitrllly silvorcll car- ving set, ,n cut gina:-l pitcher with six tllnllliern--allll several otllcr lweucllts too nllniorolls to molliion. The fcn- tllro of tho cvcnlllg was tho excellent dances oi’ Mr. Wallace llllggctt and Mr. l‘enrl Barberlck aasioicd by Mr.
'I' H West Mr and 'Mrs Earl Green
Miss Bois Rowe. Mr and Mrs William Ds stt M and Mr T c Geore
` of my customersluse
‘lc N%¢rc\?;?nF'li>‘u,r" yismlrt-goose they know lt ls
alvrays the serine. It never varies lnlltrcngllh
or u lit ~~and they know Beaver Flour wi me B
_ theqbeast iiread and Pastry C"'~"'y"fne° - ll ood
“B ` blended iiour. ¢h°Y mid 't`°°“° y K
for Breililjlnti Biscuits, Cakes and Pl¢8
~~ J » i missed you s_no_it r§g,llt..=v!l¥f’f_,_ __ _ .1 _ "s"nll;wl, not ...,-.'tl.ll...ll"""..,.'».‘...l'll............ J
Y°s'M‘ tm ' ‘fb ‘fr ‘l‘aiyl4r¢ré`.'|,iall..| =~~ asllilllcllnlrs Jsa=lllce‘ fi."T.'7»T»l°l‘l'.l‘.»""»»&_'.‘L‘,. ».’f=§F\'7»'&i .‘
riet Farrell. Mr and Mrs Pearl Bar- berlck, Mr and Mrs George Tettlo. Mr ami Mrs John F McLeod. Murray i Madison. Miss Brsntla McDonald, Mr
and Mrs l)scor Farrell. Miss Bessie Rowe, Phil p Mctlsuglley, Miss Kather- ine Comero Miss tta Mccoughey, Miss Doll rdss :Q Kstey Mc
the race, aitcr dropping thc ilrst heat to Owna. _
ll l lla in lilo 2.40 class tllcre were four
starters, llulncly, lirazlllian Junior. Yankee Princton, Douglass and Orphan Boy. in this class Brtlzillian Junior proved too speedy for thc hnllcll and landed first money lll throt- straighl. heats, with Yankee Prlutftoll second. Douglass third and Orpilnu Boy t`ou_rth.
Tho following is thc sulnlllury:-~~~
FREE~FOR-ALL.
Owlla. clllcrcll by id. Urcll, lirivcll by
Sclliplc, 1, 2, 2.
Queen t'ai.|ll-_rillo, Eilglcivood ifarlll.
Iiardillg, il, l. 1.
Tiluc: 1.12, 1.111/r, 1.ll.
2.40 CLASS. Brazilliall Junior, Thou, Lillklcilcr,
Mlllnlarl, l, l. 1.
Yankee Princtoll. l“. (ialnblu, Gntullll-,
.l -. .l
Douglass, Will, McNeill, Wriillli, Ii, 2,
(`)rpll:lll iloy. lt. links-r, llalkl-r, 4, -l. ll, Tinll-1 l.i7‘ff.-. l_lti, 1.163'/_,_
Judges. Roy Sllllphunt. W. S. Now-
solllc and .I. l~‘. Arnett; tlnlcr, llollllrt l\lorr'lsol\; lstartur, ll. li. Morri.~:oll.»--X,
from t’_lluriotteto\vll for tllo l'a<'e>l ycs-
Wallncc llaggctt of Suullncr Sircct of w"‘i“y' "why mr ‘hu ""“`f°r`“H ‘md
_ _ _ I _' " the llrziillklrli district. litelt ovoilillig. _,_ _ __ ll _ l l lil lit* lllllll‘.l?l\l-",‘S‘ll‘ l Several irlcllllls of llotll Mr. null Mrs. l“"'S“" Wm* '\“" r“"“"' "J" M' 1""
.»\ll`rl‘il K. l`l>I‘ ilu' 2.40 l:l:l.-ls. llotll
only other clltry ill tllo frce-for-ull cut himself badly ill the second ilcat and
V lllnily colll:ratullltlmls were tendered ]’“‘l "’ 1"' ""‘“'"‘ Hou' Mr M"K""""‘
und Mr \'t'cdlll<-li i-lpcult in lligllcst terms of thc courtesy and uttclltloll shown thorn by the members of thc Snmmcrslde Driving Club. and during the coming sunlincr it is hoped to establish inter-i-ity mntlllccs.
SUM MARV.
Free-for~all.~-i7c."by. 2.29’/Q. owned
by .i. S. \Vt-lllllcli. driven by D. A. McKinnon. 1. l. Premier. 2.10%. owned alld drivcll by R. ll. Morrison. 2, 2. -
2.40 Clasl.-All'red K., owllell by \V.
I~‘ li Montgomery. driven by D A
` |"tMC ll~' 'llli't. Tl ~ ~ ,- - -
"Y€S, M&’Rlll i YOU Call depend 0” preach? \x;l?c\l:ll f(otil<;w(;l:“i\{ir um] ll(/:E McKinnon, 2, l, 1. 1. Kaiser D..
owned and driven by C. Mchure 1,
‘ leaf. Mr and Mrs Harry Rowe. Mrs 2- 2. 2- l3.r°1»illla\l Boy, owned by' T.
B Amos Rowe. George lvilllu-tl inertia. Lillklctwr- driven by ll. Wllllllms. 3.
3. 3, drawn. No time taken.
Oilicials.-Starter. D. Morrison;
its . r s 8 rn y. 8
Currier. Miss Tessie Doggett. P K illdilell- ll. Sllllphant, Dr A- A- l3lnCk smith, Mrs nose Doggett, Miss liar- and F. Wrlsht
iiil. A. VI. 6018882 cmllrll mm _ ll " '°"' 'l;..;§.‘.f.‘;:.*a.?'..':.“.°l‘.i’.::':..i..,
sian lam .um #wr
IJ!/\l.llRB~ l if Amana, » A at ‘-0 I' ' - - .` ~ l»~ti _ .mall :mano
` |'°¢’¢¢|» Coan¢w('}::i:: ltldpdernlr. ` 18| ’ _|g;**“°°""°“". ('nuKho.v‘. Miss <‘hrlst.\' Miichglri" Paul \ _ _ glrdshowoe-.t»m|t'»'vi. rgonv
Un lllvlintloll [mm llie Hillllllll~l~::ill<-l
-~-~»--~----»-~ ;i,,,'l,,,,d;,,,,l lllsl,l,_.i_ A plcuslllll _.,,,,. Ilrlvllu: Club two lulracs lvcrc Hull! ull
- -l
-lu. waltz 1-nAvel.l.lNe.-#lar
pon being cxnnllnod ily Dr l\lcUl;ide
at his hotel .lllll uledical treat-
--ROADS* BAD.~Mr Aurel Arse-
t 10 is hardly sate to drive over,
_ li,ElDlli(l_ lM'lTEfR_ FROM FUR THE _
The death ol Mrs. George ii. Cooll.l fter a short illness of pnenmonlal me as a severe shock to her wldc= rcle of frlellds in this city yesterday! d the sincere sympathy of of all is: tended to the bereaved husband? nd family in their loss. The latel rs. Cook, who was forlneriy Annie lizsbeth Galbraith, of Bt. John, was lady ot' willnilll; personality, and a nunch member and supporter oi' thc
First Methodist Church ot' this city nd always took il leading part in its fferent societies. She will be keenly, isseil in cllurch work, bllt especially' the home wliero she was the centre affection and where hcr place ai-s‘ other can rlcvcr again hc illlcd, llc- des llcr bereaved husband the t‘olir>\v~ ons and daughters are left to cllcrlsll,
rnnce with thc Canadian cxpcditioil-
rs. L. G. Whear of Montreal; Mrs.
oyle, city, Miss Bessie, in Toronto,
Miss Josephine, stenogrilpller with thc
supreme. It is .» known tar and wide
as a positive cure
for eczema and Q
p i I o s. \‘Vhateve1~ _ _ ull.-ortainty th ere “-_ . ,__V_'_- _.
may be about the _
taken internally _ thoro can be no-
-;x_ .2 .
Ointment is applied. ~. ..
You can actually l- »- '
see with your own `
results olltrllnetl by ':_ ‘_ , .__~f
tllo use of nlollirvines _ 'il if.
M.. ,' _
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A"f_ter Nine Years of Agony He Escaped an Operatiorrby
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wounds that defy ordinary treatment Dr. Cha.se's Olntmcllt has long stood
and the more becomes omoller and
smaller. until it ilnally disappears. It is often wonderful the sresu to which are accomplished in a single night by the use of this great healing ointment.
Mr. N. A. Heath, J.P., Fitch Bay;
Que., writes :--“Nino years ago I was taken with an allcess, and cannot he- gln to describe what I have suifered as a result. I was examined by two doctors, beth of whom said I would have to undergo an operation to he cured. Thanks to Dr. Chase°s Oint- ment, it has ri-nlicred an operation unnecessary, and has completely cured mr-. I cannot say enough in praise of this wonderful ointment which cured me after nine years of agony."
Dr. Ch:lse'n Ointment, 60c rt box. 'Jil
dealers. or Edmanson, Bates & Co.. _ Limited. Toronto.
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.nal trouble, causcil by all :lm-ilicilt, _but she bore her suffering with mar- vellous pdtiencr-. Sllc leaves two sis- ters, l\'ir.'s. Schnrman, ill Charlotte-
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