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rurred very suddenly at Bay _Visw .amend tm umm-.' wiuisay .1-°'“_d;_ lust night, the 18th, lnst., of Mr._ My to pmbm to 1,5 ‘runny 5,*
Earl Gi-sy tiiii i‘nof'fui‘i§.’1‘iii‘¢ commendable move, for now
.rs will receive this mail soon-
Csvfllvilh Cwmrv- cr :ni-in would ‘have been the ease ii
been left for the Mlnto to over as at 11 o'clock last night teamer was oil Sea Cow Head.
'ro ns:s'c.-'rn niiiei-si oi
PM had °"1>' “effed ‘"1" ’~‘°""°°‘ tire ist., wiiiism mares; charlotte-
took place Thurbday ‘morning
John Stewart. aged 84 years. Death by- Qhe was due to apoplexy. Funeral takes was ,_ place cn Friday at 2 o'olock to ygignqi.
INJURED.-The only serious lnlury Ltdxgd
in last night's hockey was received that 8 ‘psy Mr. R. Burhoe, Cover Point, of
e Senior Connaught Team. LAID
got struck right over the left ¢ye't°,m receiving a had gash which required from his resumes to 'the ,.0 Cath
several stitches. The wound was ' ' D - quickly dressed by one of the Senloragalitthence t° the Cathnuc Gem” Connaughts but the injured player a *ide was unable to continue playing. Mr. and the pan_bn"n '"e___Mess,.s Burhoe will likely be kept out of the James Edem T_ B_ Rn” L_ C
game for about two weeks owing to ,w0,.thy_ E_ Cuuem Peter Tm‘in0,. ami
Gov. D. A. McKinnon. The
, '__' Requiem High Mass was celebrated
WIN VER COMMUNICATION-' The by Father Peter Duffy and Father
McQuaid officiated at the
his injury. (EL)
Plnrl Grey did not return to Char- Frank rJl:‘t¢-town yesterday, being delayed at grave.
Pictoii by a very heavy freight till too late to steam for the home port.€ Another of the old residents wel
morning, leaving at 7 o'clo_ck. It estee cannot be determined whether she HOOD
day till her arrival here, as it de- and around almost to the last and ing B pi-mls on the amount of freight she he WHS °0l15l\e\i_ 150 N5 bed but 8 common looking huh. Sageine is hiv! 1'* bundle, landing “ml leaving. Very 55°" time- A” i"‘d““"|`1°“5 and new life to faded unattractive hair.
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and on the time she arrives here. inoff sive member of the connnunity
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.loing over yesterday she met with having the good will of all and the nec; i-.msiiieriiiiie quantities oi iam ice evil speech of none- H* is °“"iV°d healthy growth. sagging is on gain. in fl.e straits, by his Bged Partner who °3""°t in iiesf,
__. the nature of things long survive not a
MILK SEPARATION- Yesterday him.
Mr. Morrow, Dairy instructor, con- lived alone, much to the anxiety o ducted some most useful demonstrat- the neighbors who have been unre ions, in connection with the separat- miigting and faithful in their attc-_, ing of the milk nt the Short Course. tions
similar amount heated. 'Lo ai tcmpera- dual; ture of 70 and sepo";itc<i. The skim tm
milk was then test-:l by ihe Babcock :gr
Test. That separated at ii temper.»,- ‘ ' _ turc of 90 was found to contain only Mrs' James Macoregor' Mr' and Mrs ii bare trace of butter fat, while that W- W separated at 80 contained five one- Thur
ed to most honorable mention Henry Drake and Mrs. Drake
liiindredth of one per cent, and that the funeral arrangements Were car' the
out by Mr. Unidertaker Wright Y-We _ _
of one per tent. Another sample of of Charlottetown, in his usual first payers including a number of ladies .
style, there were over 4_0 The
ntor just as soon as it had been gleighs and about 60 of his own sex the
separated at 70 seven one-hundredth ried
new milk was put through the sepnr- clans
milked, and the skim milk showed attended to pay their last respects
only the 10115! f-N109 Of blltter fuf- A short service nt the home for the Mclniod. hir. R. Br`ehaut_ and Mrs. Very often the fiirmer milks his cows benem of those who could not-,1c|ivo_ M. A, ill U12 m0l`l1i"Z “"0 leave” the milk in followed by n longer service at the different classes acquitted themselves the stables until he completes the church accompanied by the toning of in 3
neu. The Rev. George Oman. "mf conducted the whole of the cere- Sorr-
y had been a frequent visitor en. had formed a genuine liking for Was old man, while he in turn was At
chores and then separates the milk. the This is a big mistake, as was shown h by the demonstration by Mr. Morrow W 0 'l`liere is a great loss in butter fat "W" and this is perhaps one of the leaks ‘md in the dairy business that can most the
emily be ,,¢_¢,ppeq_ Eve,-y farmer seldom absent from the morning ser should separate his milk as soon as vice Ht (.0l`¥\WB_U wld fl`€<l\l€l\l~l¥ PNB possible after it luis been milked. ent in the evenillg 115 Weil-
was very la.rgely_ attended by circle of sympathisihg friends
‘rd Passed away ,ln Cornwallmt pnsmssing su the radiance of perfect on January 6111 at the ribs 014 iisir. This is just what ssgeine
will make a return trip to Picton to- 81:0 0! S4. Mr. B0yce.was sctivil, UD mi-ans to those who suder with itch-
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F" Bom” time Past mel' Mk" A large shaker-top bottle costs only
and in the giving of substan-
He had twenty-five iiounns ol milk tm] aid in_mnny wnyl lt is always ' heated to n temp:~~.i‘.L'e cf 90, a an hwdious task to mention indivi. 9" dr*
hy name but the following are supply y°u'
. Crosby. He was buried on clfrm
sdny afternoon, January sth, Queens County was held on Tuesday
- Jenn A. Guns on behalf oi the
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Hhc will return from Picton this`8l1d Wid¢lY KIIOWU 805 “UiV€\`98UY Clean and free fron: dandruil and
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eine feeds the hair root with the sary food foi promoting a
tonic you could wish for. It is dye and is not sticky or greasy:
I Ellc. and Mr. Geo. E. Hughes gives ` his personal guarantee to refund the ' nvy if you are not entirely satis-
Vle sure to go to Geo. E. Hugh- ig store as other stores cannot
_ EX.\MINA'I‘ION.- The semi-annual
fixation of thc liyndale school,
23rd in the presence of the trus- arid a large number of the rate-
examination was conducted by teacher Miss Gertrude Matheson,
_ assisted b the Secretary Mr. R. C.
McDonald. Therupils is the
very creditable manner showing they had been crm.-fully taught. e excellent recitatlons were giv- also a song by Winnie Loft which greatly enjoyed by sll present. thc conclusion of the examination
- brief addresses were made by a num- - her or ladies' and gentlemen express-
ing their utmost satisfaction with the work that had heen done. _ Mrs.
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It is il great mistake io experiment with unknown, untried remedies. if there
is any trouble with Kiilneys or Bladder. It usually results in a waste of time and money, and serious injury to the health. GIN PILLS have cured thousands
uf cases of Kidney and Bladder Trouble. Backsclie and Rlielimafisin. GIN PILLS have proved their value. CIN PILLS will cure you. Be guided hy this lclter and take C-IN PILLS.
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“My liusbauil used CIN PILLS for Backache and
Kidney Disease which formerly troubled liim a rest ilcal. ’l`lie pain iii liis back was dreadful ang the kiiliieys failed to do their work properly. As he became worse, we found it necessary to bcgiii ircntnicni and unfortunately, wasted time and money
_ on rcmcrlies that were liitlc or no good. ,__1 Aftcr taking one dose of CIN PILLS, lie found :~_' ilic-iii to be exactly what lic needed, and after taking lf, two boxes of GIN PILLS, was completely cured, \\/'e ‘ ) ) lieariily reconinieiid GIN PILLS at every opportunity to our friends and relatives."
Mus. JAMES B. MILFORD.
CIN PILLS are known from one end of Canada
in ilic other. Tlicv :ire ruconinieiided by thousands of iliose, who-like Mr. Milford-have fried them and can testify by actual experience io the good that GIN PILLS tio.
Rciiicuibcr fliis-GIN PILL? are sold on a itive
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_ your money will be promptly refunded. 5oc. a box- 6 for $2.50. Sample box free if you write `us,
P . '_'-fi niemioniiig this paper. National Drug and Chemical
Wu?" Tw: mn MNH Co., of Canada Limited, Toronto.
MANGA-TONE BLOOD AND NERVE TAILETS purify and enrich
the blood and liuilil up the whole system. 5oc. a box. 188
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pupils presented the iea_che‘r with a fountain ‘pen’and'voiced the feelings _uf regret' felt by the rate-payers over her departure. The teacher flttingly acknowledged the kind expressions oi her pupils and tendered _her most, sincere thanks for the valuable gift. After the treating of candy by the teacher and general expressions _.ol good will the school was dismissed for the Christmas holidays,
One of the landmarks of Char-
lottetown has passed away in the person of Mrs. Robert D. McLaren whose death occurred at her home on Grnitbn street Tuesday at the ad- vanced age of 87 years. Thelate Mrs. McLaren was a native of Bermuda, and when but a child was taken by her parents to Glasgow, Scot- land, where she lived sufficiently long to well remember some of the scenes and people although she never again visited her old home. Her father was an army officer, and with his wife and two daughters, one oi whom was the late Mary McKay came to the Island long years ago, took up their residence in this city and lived on Grafton Street until they were all called to their heavenly home. Some five weeks ago Mrs. McLaren fell and sustained injuries which, at her time of life, naterally hastened her demise. She was a Christian woman, beloved by her in- timate acqualntances and affection- ately regarded by all. She was one of the oldest members oi Zion Pres- byterian Chhrch, and she has left be- hind a record of good deeds. I-_fer uged husband now in his ninety- second year will have the sympathy
of all in his sorrow.
The scene of the battle, for a bet-
ter enforcement of the Prohibition Act is again changed. On Tuesday morning it opened in Eiourls, where a field day was looked for. The twb detectives and Field Secretary _ Wil- son, accompanied by Mr. J. D. Ste- ivnrt, attorney for the prosecution, arrived in Sourls the night previous. Coirslderiiils excitement prevailed. es-
pecially fn certain circles. ‘
'l‘he_'-'prosecution was well prepared with their -evidence and were expect- ing victory. It came much _easier ,tbnn they had hoped for. As .Sti- ,pendiai-`y Magistrate, Mctluaid called ` he cubes Mr. J. J. Johnston, attor- rney for the defense, pleaded guilty for each. In all seven convictions
were gained.
The names of the convicted parties
are: James C. Ferguson, Druggist, Souris, who was convicted on two
ris, who was also convicted of two offences, and H. J. Mahon, Druggist, Souris, .convictedi of two oilenees. v Tha- last case was that of Isadore Cninsson, who was also convicted.
One can was dismissed as the sum-
mons had been served on the wrong party. V This Bnlshes the cases in the east- ern .part of the province and now the prosecution awaits the days set for 'tue several trials elsewhere, very ,niiichwncouraged by successes along the line.
FRIDAY.
POLICE COURT.-At the Police
Court in Charlottetown, Thursday, :three eases against the Prohibition Liiw esms up for hearing. The ease fof l\o&l`\i J. Shalt, for s ilrlt .infraction against the set was ad- iournsd until the 1'9tii instant, and the cues against John lleKsn , for
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calp, dsndruif, coarse, dry or-
IDSS. -_ Mr. James
River mst with
very serious loss on
morning when his idle mill
saw mill were totally ell-Nked
It is supposed to have origi- frum the drill!! Mlm. There
in the mill large quantities of and oatmeal and tools. s£e.No- was Saved.
RECEIVED.-Mrs. M. Farrar Coch
formerly of Charlottetown,
her post-nuptial reception this
in her pretty apartments
and was assisted iii Miss Florence Norton,
ii, P.E.I. The young
hostess wore her wedding gown of white satin and carried a ‘bouquet of roses, and Miss Norton was gown- 'ed in pals yellow, with a coreage bouquet of orchids Mrs. -Llewlyn Date, Mrs. George Pope and Mrs. McDonald Walters assisted by Miss Phyllis Young and Miss Ethelwyn Pope presiding over the dainty tea table, says the Ottawa Exchange.
THE WORKING MAN.-At a meet-
ing of the Young Men's Christian Association of Picton last Sunday, Rev. E. M. Ramsay, who is a native of Port Hill and a brother of Rev. J. A. Ramsay, spoke before the men on the subject of Christ and the working man. At no stage of the world's history has the person and mission of Christ been so vital io the thoughts of the world as at the present time. Rev. E. H. Ramsay, who discussed the sublect, is a man of thought and practical action and has spent his life very closely be- tween the influences of Christianity and the great modern industrial de- velopments and was well prepared to deal with such a theme with thought and experience behind it. A large audience of men greeted the speaker.
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-In the
hall of the Prince of Wales College last night, a, large audience assem- bled and were treated to a very en- joyable concert programme which was arranged under the auspices of the Mayor and City Council of Char- lottetown for the entertainemot of the students attending the Short Course in Agriculture now being held in Charlottetown, The programme was arranged by Mr. J. A. S. Ba-yer, Chairman of the Enteralnment Com- mittee of the Board of Trade to whom much credit is due. Mr. R. H. Jenkins, 'retiring President of the Board, presided. The programme was varied and was delightfully eus- taiiied by a number of Charlotte- town's best known amateur artists. Encorcs were frequent and were well deserved. The various contributions were: Vocal solos by Miss Hughes and Mr. G. E. Ritchie; selections from Harry Lauder by Mr. A. B. Gosh, who appeared in costume; a reading by Mr. H. L. -Bethune; a mu- sical comedy sketch by Mr. J. A. l‘_rainor; while Miss Mary Bartlett, _Miss K. Stanley and Professor Wat- kls presided at the piano. His Wor- ship Mayor Lyons made a capital lit- tle speech, warmly welcoming the students and explaining that the con- cert was in fulfilment of a promise made to the students at last year's Short Course. An excellent address was given by Mr. E. l‘. Higgs. A hearty _vote of thanks was passed by the students to the Mayor a d the City Council and to the contrigutors to the programme. The studients in: tend giving s concert in return and this is to take place on Friday night
next week.
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PREPARATORY ssnvics.-There?
will lo a preparatory service in St. -_ James' Church this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. G. C. Taylor
will conduct the service.
TRAIN WITHDRAWN.-The followu- lng will be of interest to the P. Eu Island travelling public. The man-
agement of the Intercolonial Rail- way has decided that trains Nos. 8 and 4 between St. John and Monc- ton shnll be discontinued after 'next Wednesday, These two trains, one leaving St. John at 11.20 in the morning and connecting with the Ucean Limited for Montreal; the : other connecting with the Ocean Limited from Montreal, are very. pop = ular trains, and there is likely to be; serious objection to their withiirawalr although it was done last year. The- managcment announces that coniiec-, tion at Moncton with the Ocean Limited for Montreal will now bei. made by No. 2 leaving St. John at 7.10 a. m.; connection with the Ocean Limited from Montreal will -lie marie with No. 1 arriving in ' St..
John at 9.30 p. m.
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About Zutoo Tabi.¢l1S’
"I have been a sufferer from headache since childhood and have used all, or nearlyall, of the so-called "cures" on the market. Some moulhs since my at.-_ teniion was Called io your Ziitoo Tablets and I have been using them ever_ since with the most .gratifying - results. I find they cure a"sick” or “nervous” headache in a few minutes and leave no bad effect. My family use ihein wliehever needed with equally good re-
sults. I have _frequently giventhem fo,
friends whnwefe suffering rom headache and they never Iailedio give 'q’uick'l‘ell_ef. 1 Ifind them a good remedy for ‘fsoui-" F
, January I _ I
BARG IS
Freight Paid
This is what you call a good, big having. If you have
a spare room to furnish, it will _pay you t0 takc advantage ' of this big offer-
_ This Com§5e;¢;_00uifii for
White Enamel Bed, 3ft. or 4ft. wide, by 6ft. - - - » - -- -$4.50
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Freight aid.
Gordon ®. Keith
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carry them in my grip on the road end' would not be without tlrem at any cost." A. 0. Nonrou, 286 Congress, -Si. Boston.
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Studebaker Six, 1913 model. Absolutely new. Arrived too late
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04 Bfmnlements tlgaolleie tlilziafibiixle Tvifganiitfizf-|h.=,o°°|'::“:1" dren; in Prince Edward Island for only $z,5o, `
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reading public of this province as it enjoys s larger elreulatlon by _trh__ouBandsé_ than any of itscomputltors,
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