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...*A- 0'-" H0868, B\1!'I1ll\¢l_‘li5°. Wesi (Rev.) Mrs. John Goodwill, Ohm-_

Martha in Montague yesterday Ol business. flottstown, leaves this mgming 15;-

week end .Art is always welcome-B. 'Peter-boi~o. ' _ ' _ . | r '

of Mrs. Geo. --"-FAM h h ' ` _ I .,_ ' ~ ‘

- f r ._--¢fM|`l~ 'mattlmw ° W 0 H5 Mrs. John Herir , C 1 ar . 1 -5.. 2’-rl '

- -_._ ‘bssnvisiting friends and relati-ves`iu`ihns been visiting lrieurlsginyl :ills I I .. . L , -'

Charlottetown, Bourls for the past few weeks left p,-ovmcé ka", an return this mom_ ‘ _ ' '

week end mek vefterdey on retnrn to Hsinsr.~_ mg .

home him one of these precious R V -W D Wu M t

ffl’ WN'-'ll 11° Paid a ---° °"- ' °- °°“' °“ “K“°»"°' His Honor Lieute nt ov nor - Purellased Mr. Heyn- if»Ufl1°d 1\°m9 IW I-11° 1'i'¥1¢¢l`i’l_`iH° iarlf Rogers, Charlottetown . rieiveifd a '

& 00-9- niirllll Bi*-°\' spending his holidays at Marcoaigram yesterday from the H.

hi! Old 11011! in CBN, B1”°¢°“-B~ M. B. Cornwall announcing that the

umiwrs wuort "-* -hip. owing to inclement weatheriisr of Summereide Mrs Arthur Newbury and Miss New- to abandon ber visit to Charlotte-

on Sunday bury, Ci1Bl‘l0l»l10!0WIl. returned home town and would proceed du-edt

was driving to Wednesday night from s. visit to Bos- ‘ Halifax.

if at Searitown ton and not Mr. Newbury ng appear-.' ‘ FR1pAy_

when lgiefgliorse. a spirited ani a.l, ¢1_- - , on ' . mm .Gomer mth" Bhm_p1y\;1mr_` B enquiry of bankmcn in Char

carriage and falling_`ni;n- Gower 1vi¢Lesn, who ling been visit. fthat there is nothing lmown definite- °°“ . . lt- In UW fall Mr- “fight ing his fiinier, A. A. MeLeen,_M. p,, ly here about the purchase of the W” t|”"°,7'” "'l°l°“uY W the i§"°““d .0harlotteto\vn, leaves this afternoon BME" °I New Bwnswlck by “W Bank

and rough d unconscious. There was ~ - ,~ |11 3 ¢- no one,-"gilt at the time and it wus “.)irt1S$n1Tw§;|ge' where he Wm 'unit 0 ova co lu'

, wi rs ceamatlicriioeb-‘r _

nlggtuutilwllollf’ half 82:11 ilemtmlllater fore rcliiirillllg to Vancouver 'm E F' C- R°“d'"5- 0! NOYW 5Y‘l“°Y»

3 MY- H 590° BC 1 Ii H Y H-P1 ____ ' leaves by the Northumberland this rlved ,the scene. He found his __$ or i . ' father gust. , regaining ¢<,nB¢i(,u9“es9' Mrs. J ohn Hanley nnd`little grand-_ igl.lzghwFin:§1;lg"€m\:;?; hvlvI;‘xg‘§;Kgp:l\,fo\‘:;' and took him buck to the farm where .BOW G9°1`8° M“gf°"‘l- 5°” °f E“°°I‘ three thousand Pounds which cannot “l°‘“°°'1 “id W” ‘mued I“- M"~‘fM“g£`°'d' ”°W °‘ V““°°“""' but f°"" be duplicated in this Iprovincc. He wrightwas seriously injured about merly of Murray Harbor, who have ‘also takes om, good d,.1vel._

the head and body as 9, result vi the ibeen visiting friends in this city and accident, but is doing as well a.. can |pi-ovince since July first, leave ion m,v_ qiiiomag 3e,h|,;,,gB ,,,,¢\ his dm, be expected under thc circumstances. return Monday morning. ' gmc, sailed I,-_,m B,-m_`,| kr Q._;(.,_ec

`- 1- I -~ gnu, on the Royal zisoi-gc <.:i the 2nd inst.

- _ after spending ten weeks in the old

I ‘ \J f\ ,__ ' - - _ _ country, mostly in the south of Eug-

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`_/ Q/ land. On his arrival Hi.\. M

-'.'.‘1"-- ._ new pastorate in Albert county. -Fit.

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‘ 'f 1; I ` Y_ ‘ is well known here.

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...*The S. B. Swansea Trader ar

rlved in Montague yesterday at 2 30

` QQ). D , i p. m. from Halifax with thli-tynive

‘ I Tiff Y A -pf ‘. = i puncheons of molasses and sundry » ' ;_ E 9 o cr frei ht. She leaves a in to

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th g 88 - day for Halifax calling at Charlotte-

" . Get Run DOWI1 town with 1000 and 300 bags pc-

tatoes. The enterprising firm of

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,-catch cold easily-and dread, instead of enjoying, ` P°“1 “Fd ThF’ml’“°“ d°*’°“'° ‘““°h

credit in bringing here the largest

. 1,, the keen winter weather-then you need lgtmmm. that eve, ,aged up me Mon.

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lt's a heavy-ribbed underwear made from pure Nona Scotia Wool- a wool th.-it naturally withstands extreme cold.

` I \ Gcfn suit I You'll find it fits ` l bi_»fri»r.-.wears longer-and \ ' gives more all-round enlis- , /‘nrtlon than any undenvoar i you i-.vcr wore.

' Ask your dealer to show you

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ifclaii ina suit of'=»1` i `

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...'Tiie result of the splendid work

done by the Government dredge on the Montague River for the past few weeks was seen and realized yester- day’ when the S. S. Swansea. Tra- der the largest ever in Montague sail- ed up the river and tumed between the wharves with the assistance of the Fred M. Batt. without any dim- culty which before the dredging would have been impossible. Some of the hy-standers claim, that when turning he overturned s, large i_ish.B.

H. G. Rolfe, chief electrician 'of

governmeiit railroads in an interview with a, Guardian representative stated that the crossings at the Pork fac- tory and St. Petcr’s Road, Char- lottetwvn. were to be fitted with nn ‘electric arrangement. As the train comes with in fifteen hundred feet of the crossing a hell will ring time

_will lie an illumination. As the last car passes the crossing thc light dies out and the bell ceases to rinz

would be completed about the end of next week? This will remedy a much needed necessity.

..."A sudden death occurred at

Georgetown on Wednesday morning when Wm. Mcliood. an old and respect- cd citizen passed away nt tho age oi 78. lic appeared to bc in his usual good health- until Monday night nt lnine o‘clock when he became .suddenly ill. He continued to grow worse un- til the end came. He leaves to mourn n. sorrowing widow, five sons and two daughters. Thomas. n. civil engineer in Toronto, the Rev. Par- menas in Manitoba. Charlie and [Inter in Port Hill, William and Sadie nt homo, nnil Mrs. Shannon in Vancou- iver. Funeral takes place at George- town on arrival of son 'l'nor_nas from Toronto who is expected this morn- ing.-Pat.

...?Dr. A. D. McIntyre, Montague,

has now inovedrinto his new oflicc. The doctor has made great improve- ments on his property .this sninmcr. Ho bought tho lot recently occnplcll by the Montague Furnishing Co which wiis vacated by fire last February and .built 20 by 30 feet onto his resi- dence, raising the whole two stories, high where he now has three large and spacious rooms, one a waiting room, the second s. consulting office and the third a dispensary. I-le also made and remodelled the barn. The house is being painted white with green trimmings very neat and artis- tic by 'the skilled workmen. Donald Campbell and soil Eieggie. Everybody wishes the doctor- comfort and con- venience in his new ap-a.rtments.B.

- BORN

AHNETT-At the Arnett Homestead, lAlbnny,` Oct. 3, 1912, to Wm. H.and ilvfrs. 'Arnett (formerly Annie Lord) a son. »

~`Ro`r.."sns-At Kensington en oct. neu, 1912, to R." B. and Mrs. Rogers, n S011: ' . Pnourrr-_xt soiiris en oct. sth,

1912, to Wm. J. and Mrs. Paquet a daughter. Congratulation|.'

MARRIED M i

BULMAN- DIXDN- At the residence of the bride's parents North Rnatico, on- Wednesday evening 0ct~ 9th, 1912, by the Rev. John Stirling, Lottie B. Buiman daughter of Robert ml Mrs Buiman and Reginald W. llixon of Hampton, P. E. 1. , __

MUNN-SHAW-at :iii sr. Jinneis Mnnse, Brighton, Oct. iz, i912, by the Rev. T. F. Fullerton, Oii\er .lla- vid Munn of Wlnsloe lioad to Mild- red Jean Shaw of live-;ix‘.:y Pt Road.

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DIED YIOIRON-At North Buatieo on Edt.

im. ms. Jean Leonard, inline inn ol John D.,\ and Mrs. Doirou; aged four' months and twenty days.

s'rsw.uu- at oiennnniin nn one.

,u iliiuii if-.null

15, 1912, Ellen daughter of the iaterlehu. Sttwart.

to,

Iottstown last night it was learned

giving a. Warning, if at night thcre‘

,Mrl none also sented nine nie works ‘

Giving pa F uriulne'

T0 IIELP SICK FELLUW MEN AND WDMEN

llas More Cured Patients

Than Any Living Doctor

Remarkable Achievements of This _ World Famous Physician and His

Phenomenal Record of Cures

Wonderful §u_c_¢e-ee wich Chronic Cases

Gives Free in the Sick. Secret Remedies Thai , Made Him Famous ‘

There is perhaps no physician in the en-

tire wo_rld who can produce a record of cures to compare with that of Dr. James William Kidd. an eininentScotch physician formerly of Edinburgh. Scotland.

His success in the treatment of long

standing and stubborn chronic diseases is truly marvelous and has won for him the largest practice of any physician in the world.

In nearly every civilized country, lu

every province lu Canada and in every state in America cured, happy. healthy people who were once sick, weak and suffering. are now singing praises of Dr. Kidd and his remarkalbe skill. And this is not exagger- ated for in his offices are files overflowing with letters of gratitude frofu people in every corner of the earth.

PRODUCES POSITIVE PROOF

There are letters from rich and poor. from people in every walk of life, from: women and from men. from everyone and everywhere. all describing the wonderful cures that had been effected and all thank- ing Dr- Kidd in deepest gratitude for the health and happiness he had given them. And more remarkable still. is the fact that most of these letters told of years of suffer- ing and the failure of other doctors to cure them.

One man, Mr. W. E- Beacon of Kings

ville, Ont., said "I was in bed for seven weeks suffering unknown agonles from Sciatic Rlieumatism. After using your treat- ment ten days I was sible to sit up and am how completely cured-”

' Mrs. Clirisoplicr Etlierlugton. lluunvillc. Ont.,

snys “I uuffwcrl for 40 years and tliouirht I was incumhlc. I could not feel any better than I ilo now, Your ii1odii'iiie:n'to4lliko magic."

Jcrmiah Kloborn. Cliatham. Ont., tolls of his

wonderful euro nftor siilfeiing six yi-nrs with Kidney unrl Bladder Trouble.

llirs. B. Gudnason. Candahur, Snsk., had given

up all hope. Shu had been troubled with it liar- vous affliction which othvr doctors prmiunce-rl Heart Dicsasn. Hin-. says Dr. Kidd's ii1\utni|‘iit -cured this case of fifteen ycars` standing coni~ plctcly.

Lack of space prevents qixnting more of' these

interesting letters. but for the bcnoflt of i'e:iilei's lot it be said. there remains no doubt that Dr. Kidd in justly entitled to his claim of more cured patents than any living doctor.

WILL SEND $l.0I| 'IEFATMENT

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To ali sufferers: I can and will help you without a

penny’s cost.

I want to send you absolutely free a

1" nil Dollar Treatment-a treatment that has crued dozens of the worst cases when everything else failed.

I want you to have. also free, a copy of

my 192-page medical book, ‘ills of Human- ity".

I have made a specialty of the diseases

named in mv coupon. If you suffer from any of these afflictlons, just mark them and send me the coupon or write a letter des- crlblug your case in your own words.

l want fo prove the claims that l have

made and prove them at my own expense. That is why I offer for a Iirniiei time to send $1.00 Treatment _,to every one who writes for it. Then they may knowand feel in their own bodies the wonderful power of remedies. `

I will gladly help you sud it will cost

you nothing-write at once please-

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‘vl"AMOUS I"0ll CURIS .

IN EVERY (DUNTRY

Points With Pride to Cured. Happy People in Nearly Every Civilized ` Country in the World _

Nimee Cured Patients In Camda

Thousand: Are Expected lo Take Advantage o!Genero1n uffer of the Physician

In .spiwikiiig of his iiiuiieiisi- iiiinilivi' of put-

loiiis recently, lic said: ".\l_v practice wus nut

nlwiiys so lairgc. My .~m<'<'i-ss in inrini: thc cnses

that other iiiifftoiu fnilod to curl- is responsible for

its rapid gmwtli, for cv<.~r_v curl-.il patient solids

ofliors.So|ne ycursiigu if bocunu- necessary for nm fondopt u plnn wliicli would enublu me to proizer- ynltcnil ull the-sepufients und I di~\'i'.~u»d my pros-

iloctm' wlioirivs to .sf-c nll his piitiviits pcrsiniully.

zissistiiiu ns you will sue froni thc- letters in my filvn, l havi- n1:\|i_\' <'\ii'1\fl paitienfs o\‘oi'_\'\\'h<~|‘<-_ in this Iurgc cabinet." and l)r. Kidd pointed to ai viiew f`\1Il4if`li=ff<'i'.s. "ure ivsriinonizibi i`i°<ni\ put- ivnts iii] ow-r (‘:|un1la. und in this." polluting fo iiiioiln-r."_\'mi will finrl letters from Uiiifcfl Stull-s. liiiglmiil. Ireland. Si-ritlaind. S\\'vden. .\'rir\vi\_\'. llvninnrk. Fiiiliiiul. (ici'iiui|\_\', S\\'itZcrlnml, lniliai. South .\frii~:\_ South .»’\inci'i<~n. Aiistruliu. Mcxio nlul (‘l-nirail .'\in0\'i<‘u._ I ;iI\\'z~._\'s .~.i-ml uiipif-:~' ul' :uiy ni' flwsu Iciicrs t i other paiiiriits wliien I uni 1':-iliii-stcil. `

SENBS D0l.l.A° BGOK FREE

Dr, Kidil'.~li<»<>lr. "l\ls`_of` Hunniuity." contain~

ing ii\2 biigi-r iii' us:-ful und vnliialilc inforniafirm about alm<i.~i f-\'1‘r_\' known iliuouso. togi-tlicr wiili inm-I1 prfifi-.~.»i<iiinl mlvicc about dict und lu-ultli. is wvll worth n. flollnr to nnyonc-_ but In* l»<‘lie\'lrS lu- onli do uinn- good by giving it frcc to \\'ortli\' people who will appreciate it. and tluwcfore Dr. Kidd luis ogrcuil to send one copy ubso\\itely~f`r\'-1*

You ueiuliiut send :my n-ions) and you will

lic mnlcrnu obliirnt-ion. for Dr. Kidd is 'anxious to help every one he cnn. .lust fill in the coupon wliicli nppvnrn cn this page und mail it at omrn to Ilr. K|dtl’s zuldross. THE DOCTOR ALSO PUBLISHES A Sl-‘E(,‘IAli BOOK l~'0It MEN NVHICH \\'lLL BE SENT ON REQUEST ENTIRELY FREE.

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cnt sys-tcm of ireuflng by until which I find ls H. just :is silvccssflil ns llic mviliod of tlic urilinui‘_\' h

i\"u\\' l Iinvo il stuff of night able upeciiilistn to .4

fo 1-:ich siifiorcr \vbu‘rv1‘itc§. ' " . in ,i

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‘DR~ JAMES W_KlDD,TURON'l`O, ONT

Please send me postpaid and free of all

charge or cost, a One Dollar Treatment ar d

Make e cross(X)be'ore all diseases you

hrivs-two crrgssss (XX) before the one which you sulier most.

-llheumalism -Asthma -Lumbago -Hay Fever

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in order to prove that runny chronic cases that

other doctors have pronounced incurable, can actually bo cured, Dr. Kidd offers to send abso- lutely iroo of cost to any worthy suf’£ci'or. n. Frco Dollar Course of Trcuimcnt. All you need do Is to fill out tho coupon nppslte, oi' if your discuss is not uioutionod or you :irc doubtful about it. write a. short lvttor disr‘1'ihin,\.; 'your symptolns in your own words. semi the coupon or luttvr to llr. .Iumcs W. Kidd, Toronto, Ont.. und by rc- turn mail. scaled in ii plain wruppcr. Ur. Kidd will ucnil you the-ill .00'l.`i°entiucnt, with coinplutc directions and n letter of iulvico. all absolutely

free and postn{ge pniil amd you will bc under no obligations eit ier to purvlinsc further trentinent or in any other way. _

I your 192-page Home Medical Book.

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